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Home My WebLink About1980-07-31 - Orange Coast Pilotuggy THURSDAY AF~ERNOON, JULY 31, 1980 VO~ 1J MO 1'11. J HCTIOoo\ ll "AOU • ' eat to • __ ontmue~ ' I .---.---mml!----------------~----------......... ii Flasher Terrori%es ' I• ' Valley Teen Girls . • • • ----. __ ::.__. --------· ------------------------------------ Autoworker Releases Hostages Lib Billy Denies Having Papers WASHINGTON <APl -Billy Carter, contradicting an account by a Justice Department of fi . ial. denied today that he had •-.1p1es of any Slate Department t·<1 bles or that his brother. the resident. has ever given him •n y doc uments r elating to I itwa · :, have State Department copies of nothing." he said in an A~soc1ated Press interview 1n Americus, Ga ".Jimmy has not s hown me anythin~ " Pr es id en t C'ar t ·r acknowledge d t hr o u g~ spokesman Wednesday th;.11 it Valley Girls Terrorized By 'Flasher' A man police call the West mont F1asher has terrorized a one-block section of Fountain Valley by breaking into the bedrooms of at least 11 teen-aRe girls over the past two years . Nude from the waist down. the suspect bas attacked several of his young victims but none, so far, have been raped or injured. according to detec tive Bob Mosely The s uspect usually strikes between midnight and 4 a.m .. entering bedrooms through open windows. police s ay. Sleeping victims awaken to find the suspect standing over them fond.ling himself. In each case. police say, h e has been frightened away by the vie· tlm's screams or resistance. He usually takes a pair of the vie· tlm 's panties with him, Mosely said The most recent incidents OC· curred on July 16. when the bedrooms or two teen-age girls were broken into on the samt nlaht. "We feel the man is progress· lDI in stages and is becoming in· t'reulngly dangerous," Mosely said . "We'd Uke to identify him aad get him to a psychlalrisl." The incidents, dating back to Odober ol 1978, have occurred within a one-block area near <See f1ASllEa, Pate AZ> · tlreftgbter Killed SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -A nwe-aJarm blue raged through a ftnandaJ dlatr1ct bulldin1 lo· day, kilUni one ftrefipter and lDJuriDI 12 others who were tem· porarlb' trapped insh:l• w~ 1 Ooar eallepeed. and Billy discussed the State Department cables. but that he did not recall s howing the docu- ments to Billy J oel Li ske r . head of the Jus tice Department's foreign agents reg1strat1on !iect1on. told the AP on Wednesd ay that Billy \l)ld him in an interview Jan 16 that lhe president had given him cables concemmg the trips Lisker also said R11l y lied to him about rl•te1vmg money from ~e Libyan government Asked about L1skcr's allega- ons today . the president's 1 nther responded. "Lt!>ker 1s I ull of s · .. Lisker said that during the in- terview at Hilly Carter 's Buena Vista. G<.1 .. home. the president's brother saw cables in Lisker's bnefra!".c and said . "Oh. I've got tho~e" Lisker said he asked Billy Carter who gave them to him and that the president's brother res po,nded· "J,mmy" Beyond any legal questions. the cables development raises new doubts about the president's self-described arm's-length role in his brother 's Libyan connec· ti on Lisker said the government has no plans lo prosecute Billy Carter for lying about when he first got money from Libya. Pre s ident Ca rter 's acknowledgment late Wednes- day that he discussed the~bles with hls brother had not n in- cluded in a statement issu last week by the Whi te House purporting to describe all its in- volvement in the affair. Lisker said that during the ID· terview he had in his briefcase non-classified State Depart· ment cables about the trip According to Lisker : ··Billy looked over at m y <See BILLY, Page AZ> New Monitors At Onofre As a result of the Three Mile Island nuclear accident more than a year ago. 33 new radJatlon monitors are in place around tbe San OnoC'~ nuclear power plant. Nuclear Regulatory Com- misslonapokesmanJlm Hanchett sa.id Wednesday that the clear· plaatlcdetectors were Installed as part of a nationwide program to record data about rad1oactMty released by reactors. Monitors are attached lo utlllly poles and rences at dis tances ranging from less than a mile away to 35 miles. The San Onofre plant currently is shut down for extenstwrepalra .Big Day.at the Beach D•ll• l"t!Oi l"IWle by !;.tn Am- MAYBE YOU CAN FIND YOURSELF IN THIS PICTURE OF HUNTINGTON BEACH CROWD If You Weren't There, You Should Heve Been -Everybody Else Was Crow~ Flee Heat, Flock to Beaches Sticky. sta~. muggy weather was fore<:ast to continue today and Friday. as thousands n ee lo Orange Coast beaches in near- record week day crowds. Lifeguards up and down the Orange Coast reported today some 229,000 jammed their beaches Wednesday from Seal Beach to San Clemente. Temperatures to wa rd the southerly end of the coast were so brutal one San Clemente Junior Lifeguard. aged 13, faint· ed under lhe blistering sun whfle doing warmup calisthenics to go on duty. He was rescued b.y his mother who was called to take him home for observation, bul lhe boy Is all rtght today. lifeguard s upervisors reported. Temperatures lo some Oranse Coast beach areu hit 8S de1rees Thursday. aUghtly higher than had ortpnally been• anticipated but the mercury heated up lo 101 degrees at some Points inlanct and I~ the south county at Mis· sion Viejo. 1 Tt)e t.ae•~ttes 1hQwed Yther9 I.be inland~ went in what -.mounr. ed to a futile e ffort to beat. ,Wednesday's heat . Spok•men for the Alr Quality \ J\1 angemenl Dis trict in Los Angeles said today that mland Orange County areas will have unhealthful air today and Ukel~ Friday. A first stage smog alert was called Wednesday covering the La Habra region and Santa Ana Canyon. Weather forecasters blame a (Sft HOT, Page A?> Drug Pusher Said Phony BAKERSFIELD <AP> -A man Who allegedly used a CB ral:lio to lure customers was ar· rested here alter selllng phony amphetamines to undercover narcotlc aaents. police said. James Barber, 28, was taken Into custody Wednesday' an.er ol· ficers purchased what were sup· posed to be amphetamines capsules. but turned out to be .o l ac: e.b o s. .a de p a r t men t • fpo~etlman said.· • · • • •• A search rC?veatcd u cache of t ,000 placebo capimlcb but no nnrcotic1, police sllld Accidental Fire Kill NB Patient A 74 -year-old Newport Beach convalescent home patient died ea rl y today arter fl ames engulfed her Thursday e vening when s he accidentally set her ni ghtgown on nre while attempt· mg to light a cigarette. Margaret Mason was pro- nounced dead at 2 a . m. at the UCJ Medical Center burn ward. Officials there said she never re· gamed consciousness Authorities said the woman. a patient at the Newport Villa West. 393 Hospital Road. was ap· parenlly trying t o light a cigarette a t about 10:40 p.m. Thursday when s he dropped a match In her lap. Her nightgown. they s aid. Oashed Immediately into names and Ignited so quickly that another patient. s haring the same room. could do nothing to put out the fire . They said she suffered burns over tl). ~rceol' of her body In • Che· flrt'. \l•tf1~ Ufe~ ·s-pecuJate.i only lusted a couple of second!) b fore the aown burned l~elf out GUlllllan Gives Up; 17 Safe 1-'U,TIAC \11Ch r \I~1 \ Vt..'le r a n autoworker h<>ld Ii ho'>lages al ~unpoint thb murn in~ al lht• F1~hcr Rody plant lwfor(' rPleasing them and ... ur n ·nd,,nnl! v.1thout firing a .,hol ,, ' hour., l.111·r Thi• ,1?unman v. ,,.., 1dt>nt1fwtt hv lh{• Gt•n('r .i l l\l i>t n r ... ('or 1• rl1\1..,1•m ,,.., F r.inkhn H :110(\, H 11( nt·Jrbv Tm~. J g la11 t'r \\ll h it: \1•,irs on lh•· rob Ht· "·•" 111·1.,u.1d1•1f to l.!l\ ,. up hy '.\ dltam \\ J l••rmJll J PonltJl' alll>rnt \ "ho knl'" him. al·currJ1ng ltJ F't,h· H11d y s pok1•mJn Ron \l°ll'• tLiln••y Y>:is drt\t'n ltJ potit·e hl Jdquan,.r ... Polin• C'Jd\'l <; rt•l!on ·s1·oll .• 1 .. polo..\•s man ..... 11d !ht• mJn h.111 h1•t•n Jrm1-d 1oA.1lh ,1 :l~>7 t·Jltbi·r :\1J l!num rt·\nl\•·r Tht• IH·u\,•nant -.:.i1d h•· hl'ltt•\t-d Ramey hJd lalkt'<i v.1lh a union oHicial, po..,s1hlv about J m1\up 1n ... 11ppl,.m1•ntal un \·rnplo) mt•nl bem·ft1:-. nm1- p,1n\ hunf'fll!' p..11d l o h11d orr .JUlO\HITkt•T-- . ,\pp.Jrl•ntl) ht• h;Jfl a pmhlflm "1th his layoH or ... ubp:.iy hut we understand ht'·., rc·cc1 v<>d all that "as clue to him ... ~c·ott ... aid. The hostagt''> in tht' p<.ttnl shr>p offlc{• of the Gt•nrrul Motors (" n r p . p I a n t 1 n c I u d t' d t "' •> foremen. GM said Actis '><ud the 11a int shop superintendent car- nt-d mes~a~c ... from lh1· gunman to and from poh l'l' ouls1d1:. who w('r<' kept out of !.1ght E ight to 10 officer.., Wt•re on hand. Scott said. Hobert Kmg. a supervisor in <Stt HO~"TAGES. Page A2) or:::a:sC ft'eather Mostly sunny Friday and continued 'war m . Lows tonight 65 at the beaches to 73 inland. IUghs Friday up- per 70s to upper 90s. INSIDE TOD~ Y Thomas 0 Morton. the rnan portrayed m the ' movie "Brubaker ," as rd1s1ng poultry theu days and "&Ort- ing thmgs ow ." See story, AJO. I A t ,...,, "°"'10 ·-··--1..M.1.W •...i-· CMHfflll• Cl.UtlllH C.mln c .. ,. ...... 0Httl ~otlch •••t-1•1 .,. ...... ......... ,. .. tllrlflt "-- Att AMII.~ Cl CJ Miii.,. -.wttJ .. .... ,,....... ..,. ...... ""'"'"•'"""'" " AJ Nah ..... I -&4 C:4-IO Ora,... C-y All 11 l'V911t -le .. Alt, CJ ., ,~,,, 11-4 •• ,,.o.......,. .. .t.4 I Tel• .. •IM It It It Ti.fl9'\ .. IC Cl.J ... .._., A• Cl W•f'M .._ A• s CAMOUFLAGED LIBYAN PLANES IN STORAGE AT MARIETTA, GA. Nixon, Carter Admlnlatratlona Have Delayed Shipment. Poll: Carter Not Blamed NEW Y ORK t AP> - Eigh t) -tv. o p e r et•n t of American:;, polled "a) .. 1t 1s unfair to blame l'rcsi d c n l C a r t (' r f o r t h e beha\'IOr of has brotht•r' Bill). ar<·ordini? to lhl· Louis lla rris nri;:ant1urnin Tht• tl'lephont· poll of ) -158 "hkl'h \Ult·r~ V. •'"' conducted J°uh 18 lo 21 A:,,l.t•d v.he.lhl•r 1l v. a' e fht•I d«.'nl for ha" brntht•r " at lions. K2 pt•n t·nt Jg ret d lfi rwrn•nl d1,ai:n•t•t.l :md .! pt·rcenl said th<') "Nc un ... ure t 'rtJ• Pagr .-11 BILLY CARTER ... tables .md !'>aid, ·uti. I \l' got those· "I s:.11d ·who gaH· tlll'm to \OU"' · "He !>aid. · J1mm) · ' L1 s kt>r said hl' v. a!>. ct: rt am Hill) Carter meHnt tht· pre-.1d~nt ·Jnd not h1:. fr1t•nd J1m m ~ v.ho rurP.. tht' hllt<'l dtlv. n lht•rt• .. Hut l.a-.1.<'r ttdded 'It .., hqd to ll•ll v.hdt Hill~ mt>Jn!oo Billy~ not J prt•t'IM' pt·r..,on 1 l.1sl..t-r ..,;11d th1 prt•..,1dt•nt ·.., b'F'int{•rft1ula not nJ\1.;-"JCno"ll I '\,11·tl\ "hJl lJbk!> Y.l'fl' lO tht: hrwf' J" I d11ln t sn· his l Jbl~ Jnd I'm not ~un• v.ho artuall) ~J\t· th<'m to him. L1 ... ker .... 11d the money," Lisker ~aid of the J anuurv int<.'rview Lu,ke r said that although I) 1ng to frder al invest 1~ators as a c rim<'. current court rulings based on the Fifth Amendment prot ectio n agains t :-e lf · lnl'ram1natwn VI Ould prc•cludt• pro..,t•rut1on Wht·n Aili\ Carte "*settll-d J t'l \ll ..,u11 ·v.1th th'P' J ust H't· Ot•partmC'nt nn Jul) 14 . h<' flll-9 J .., v. om re&1strat ion statement -.J~ in~ lhcl'ij=':;°t pa~ int>nt o f S:?il.!)( from the Lib' .rn.., v. a' m.idt· In Januar~. roilov.(<d b) S200 000 1n April 1980 ~··· Fl11e Newpo rt Reach Cit y Cler Do ri s Georg<' 1s a s king t h Oranfle County 0 1strict Attome to help her collect S320 rrom t f o rmer c andidat e fo r t h Newport City Council Unsuccessful second d1stn candidate Let> Watkins. Mrs, Geoq~e t'xpla1ned . was fine4 that amount because he failed td ~c~~~~·~T 'he said Watkin~. owner or an ins ur ance brokerage, fana ll> filed his !>tatement on Jul) 14. She said he h as refused to pay the fme Watkins said he beUev~s the fine hould be waived because h e t• x p er · 1enced trouble ge tti ng h i s rin an · ci a I r ecords frnm lus cam pa1gn con:.ult 1n g farm . S t a rbur s t Con~ulting of Full<'rton. •'The d t:-WUKIHS t nc·t J ltOm t•\ will JUSt ,lau~h it off ... he prC'<tic·ted lk srud hl• hud a hne "'a1H'll in l!J7>( when ht• hud a s1m1 lar de l a' 1n f1 llnJ.! h 1.., s tal<'ment f II 11 o "' I n I.! .I n u n .., u (' { l' ... .., r u I pr1m.1r) raC\' .11.!<11n ... t '\1·v.11<1n lk.1t•h \..,..., bf\ \l.11mJn '1JnJn • Clerk norm a v.a1ved "L'sualh. 1f the re 's a half decent explanation . the fine ..,h o uld b e v.a1,t'd . ·· s aid Watkin.-, But ~t rs Geor~t.· "did ')he in tends to colle<.·t the money She said that in late June ~he ent letten. to thr~ councll can dadat~ v.h-0 had failed to me<:t the deadline She told them the' had 10 da~ ') to fllt• or be s ubject to fine -.hC' s<11d Count·ll l and1dates Da' 1d Shore~ and Robert Brockman, also unsuCCl'ssful M.>co nd d1 :0.tnct h<lpdul.., filed v.1thin that lO·da' cr.H'1• period ... he :-.aid But Wat kins "a1ted until lhl· m iddle of July to file and wall fined SlO per day. startmg at the J une 13 deadline. she explail)ed ~t rs. George said she 1s now a ... kan~ the d1st n rt attorney to furn ? Wa tkins to pay the fine \\' atkins said he believes that t ht· city cler k is "passin g the burk bet•ause she's neve r run 1n tu th1 .., :-.urt ofs1tuat1on befo rl' lk Jddl'h from a bran<:h marhm«.' u'\1n~ he r mstant cash <'ard Out popped a SIO and th<' bogus S20. s he ..,Jld FLASHER •.. M a~nohd Street and Warner Avt·nue l ... uallv. Moc;elv -.aid. the f;Jm1h , ... at horn · and '>creams llf lht• \ J('{ Im ..,(•are the Oashe r awa} The ~uspecl 1& de~cnbed as ~ ma le white. 20. mmH·ular , 5 feet. l I inche .... 170 pc,unds lie usually 1·once11ls his face b~ wearin~ a pair or s horts on ha' head or a hooded T -shirt or s" eau.hart. Mo..,ely said . "He u.,ually demands the gir ls take th1·1r 1 lothrc; off .rn<f several t1mt· ... ht• ha ... lrll'll lo np urr their '101 h1ni.: \t1, , h .. :..1c1 rht• 1n\l''lll.!•1l11r 'Jld the SU..,· _ _. 1a.q ... hugi.:rµ.c.uu.~ .h<n .. C-'SCM..---_.,...._ ....... ::. .. >·--...-.!. ... ·----·-----..... ,.._,.s_..,...,.,_...,.,,,_._...,..=-~r~n :U h!: tl\.lf,~·· lit·-1v£-.- ·~,------~ ---~----· ,,.t", 1ll\~r7i'1hc ~r{,m . .., ,,f has to Coastal Panel \11 •1m -. Supervisors OK· Reaga11 Due /4t Irvine's .S1vi1n Touniey lie said thl're 'AOuld ht· no '1ol.1110n of lav. 1f -.,11m1-cim· 1n l.!ll\ crnmcnt ~a\ l' Ha II~ Cartt>r ~--~Wlli~--.._.., .... 1n,·es ii?aling o see "1\at W1llfull~ f1hn _g a fals e reg 1s trat1on ~latement carries " maximum penalty or five yean, in prison and CJ Sl0,000 fine. but Li-.kt•r .. aid that bt-cause 8111} ~l; Q n. ~Jlf.(;.Cr ,,»·~ pi.,4ys.tJ>pe d~) ._. ~ ~ ....... 1 'm nor~~,o go Off' on J!iejo Plan \lo .. 1, ..,,,,11 h t• Jnd 1n ,, t11-.1t•ir \1 11.. .. llJnndhan ..,u.., 1•u t th• rt' hJ\l' l>t:en man) un- reportt'(I ca ... t':-., .ind arc bal'kl<>g· I! 1 n ~ rt• curd .., t o e o r r r I ate prov. I• r r t>p11rt., and other calb 11 I ht \\ , .. t mont I' .irk a ri·c1 that II t\ 111 J' lot'l.tll'd V.llh lhl' 11 .... 11 ... ., Hon<1ld Ht•J).!un pt.111-. to Jtll·nd < l11.,1n)! <·t·n·mon1<'' :-.Jturda) f11r tht' l !-'! LonJ? Cour'>l' Sv.1mm1ng t'hJmp1uns h 1p 1n l n1nt· s llt·r1t Jl::l' PJrl. \quat11· Complt•>.. his prt"'' aldt• ... aid Wednel>dav Reagan ·a ide J an Mc Coy said an a telephone interview "He 1 ReaJ?an) as ..,uppo~ed lo be in lr\'lne Saturda) b4l a ll of lht· t.leta1b ha\ en t ht>en !-.el lled · Irvine ~t u)or \rl Anthon) '-Jld Reagan ad' Jnre p<:ople and ~wcret Sernce m t.'n V.l'r<· 1n Cat) I lall Wedne~da) morning mJk Inf.? arrang<:ml•nts fo r Reagan s \ .... ,l 'Tht' mL·ct ori..:an1zc.·r~ hdd in '1tt•d l'rl'..,ldt•nt Car tt•r. but hC' l'Ouldn't c·omt• bec·aust.· of the · R1ll)g&.1tl' mattN. v1 the) dl· 1·1dt•d 'what tht• ht•c•k 1f ,·ou ran ·1 i..: l' t a 0 <' m o <.' r !'t · a ., k J He publl cttn. · · •\rithon' '\a id Court OKs Wife's Suit BO STO !' I AP > Th e :'tt a!>sach~elts Supreml' Cour« ~ay s a woman can sue her hus band 1l ~he s hps and falls on an ac) sidewalk tha t he has failed lo shovel a nd sand T he unarumous ruling Wednes d ay sent the case of Sh1rle' Brown vs. William P Bro .. ~n back for t rial 1n a lower court wher e 1t was d1 s m1ssed la~t .)Car Al that lime. Superior Court J udge George J . Hayer dis missed the s w t on gr ounds that the old common law rule pro· bi biting husbands and wives from s umg each other apphed an Mrs Brown's claim ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT 1tw 0 .-oq. tMM O.•• ...... 11\ ---...-.. ,, ·~t..,... • .., ...-.. ""''"'' ' """""'..,...... ,, """'" ""-c.w .. -. .,.. .... ~. "'--"• "° lll()A,,.. ..... tif"lit4 ~. ""'~ , ... s., ·-CeM• ....... ~' .... .._ ........ ,.,...,. b. lt(fl! '•""'•lt111 v ..... 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'-<lid latt r \\'t•dnC'..,dJ~ th.11 J>r,· ... 1<11·r.t C•Jrll'r ... bt·..,l rt'l' 1dl1. r·11on ..., that the 11nl) SL;.ite lh p.irtml·nt c·ilble:-ht· ha., t•\l'f 111:-c·u..,..,tLfl v.1th Ball~ CJrtt'r an· Inv. 1.:l.t<,<,1firollon cablt:., from our t'mba!->!->Y in Libya rl'porting on H1lh Carter's first tnp to Lab' a 11i September 1978. and In· d1catrng that the t rip had gont- "'e ll from the l•mbassy's point or \ l(•Y, 'Thl· president doe' not no\I. rt•t:all :-.huv. m~ thl' le'<L'-to B1lh Cart l'r or gn ing him l·oo1c·"'· · Jl'nkm:-. ~aid .J enk1n..., ~aid the cables v. t'rl' c Ja.., ... 1f1l'd no h1~ht'r than "con fldentt ar o r "hm1ted uM~ only " Ho" t•\'er. a "Pt·c1a l cle arance norm::ill) 1:-rl'qu1rt'd lo "l'l' eon r ldl'nlial document~ On the pa~ ments 1s~ue, Lisker ~a id that on Jan. 16 Billy Carter dented to him havin~ received an\ moncv from thl' r adical :\rJb government Hut Lisker s aid that he had ob· tamed Tuesday a deposit shp ~hoV1 sng that Billy Car ter de· positl'd hJ~ first Libya n payment an th e P eopl e's Ba nk o f LaGran~e. Ga . Dec 31 · There s no doubt h e kn'ev. at the time that he had received ~udden Death Of Workman Unexplained The coroner 's o re.cc 1s de· lerm1rung what killed a 52-year- old <·onstru<:tion worker who srreamed <>n<:t: a nd then col-lap~1·d wtule worlung outside the th1ri1 Oo•·1r of a Newport Beach 11fflc:c tJwld.mg Thur.,day after nrxm Luther Sharpe or El Toro was p ronounced dead at 2 ·51 p .m . at Costa Mesa Mcmonal Hospital. Authorities said h e was install· ang a pane or ~las~ outside an under-construction office build· mg at 3300 Irvine Ave. when he collapsed Fellow workers said Sharpe had been s tanding ln a lift out- s ide the building when he sud· denly screamed and fell back in· to a basket on the lift. The lift, they s aid, was quickly ree led to the g r o und where fellow workers performed cardio-pulmonar y res uscitation techniques but to no avail. Paramedics, w ho said at first they believed the man was still aJive. rode in the a mbulance to the holpit.al, continu.ina to use CPR. Initially it was reported tbal the construction worker bad been electrocuted and, perhaps. had accidentally 1rabbed a Uve wire. But olriclals later repOrted they v.-ere unsure what killed lhe El Toro man. ' ... oml'thin~ hkl• that " \ con~ress man who rev1ev.c.'d FHI transcripts of Billy Cartw's .J u.,tlce Oepartml•nt inter v1ev..., ,,m1 \\'t'<i.nesda\' that on June 11 t ht• p n•-.1dt•nt 0 !-. 0 hrotht-r 1nttialh <il'flll'd r t'tCI\ in~ payment:,, from thl' L1b~an:-. and then admitted It Rep Harold Sawyer. R-Mich .. ..,aid the transcnpt s howed that Rall'' Carter "a t firs t refused to Jdm1t he received anything but a few gold bracelets and hJ.s ex· penses" from the Libyan gov- ernment But later in the in- te r vaev. he "backed up and ad· m1tted" receiving a total of S220.000. Sawyer sc.1d The department submitted lhe tra nscnpts to two House com· m1tteeb. which have approved a r<'solut1on dem a nding informa· t1o n from Pres ide nt Carter about tui. brother 's activities. Re p Tom Ra ilsback, R·lll .. said the transcnpts show Ball y Carter "has been all over the lot and has g ive n incons istent :m swers" in his responses to the J ust1ce Departmen t. Market Dips Sharply, Rtdly Stalls :-; EW YORK <AP > -Stock prices dropped sha rply today. st alling a ra lly that had moved prices to their tughest levels in three \ears The· Dow J ones average of 30 industrial stocks fell 7.85 points to 928 33 in the first two hours of trading, as declines outnum· be red advances by a 3·1 margin in New York Stock Exchange trading. M any s tocks wer e s h a rply lower. including 011 stocks that had bee n among the strongest in th e rally The drop came despite more ten tative signs the recession may be nearing an end Those Indications came from reports that r esidential building con- tracts rose in June for the first time in nine months. and that the volume of help wanted ad· vertising rose that month for the first time since January . But many econ omists think the downturn will continue at least several months. The oU stocks weakened on Wednesday after it was reported that some companies h ad re- duced crude oil prices as a re· suit o( weak demand. A number or compan ies h ave also cul g asoline prices. Fre•P-.eAJ HOT ••• m ass of unstable tropical air thal nudlecl up lrom t.be &)a California i.Dt.erior lot current humidity and beat that caused a wUd delert1tonn Wednesday. Soulbera California Edlson Compaa)' oalcials today report· ed an all-Ume record demand on their 1yslem lor eledrlcity OC· .curred Wedneeday as mlWona tried to keep cool with air coadl· Uonen. \ ,\ 'lJle·n-<1u1n•d plan lu i,:u1de development in the 2 600-atre coastal portwn of the Ah!>O \'1t•JO, p lannt•d 1·ommun1t \ "'''" ..tp- pr11\ l'rl \\ ;·1ln1 -.d.1' Ii\ th<' Orange· Count\ B11Jrd .,r Supt·n·1~r... The local coa-.tal plan 1LC:P1 previously endorsed by the coun ty plannin~ comm1ss1o n. no" faces the state Coasta l Com m1 ss1on hear in1ts t e ntatively s cheduled to commence.• 1n Sep· tember The plan generall) callc;, for preservation of the acreage "" per mane nt open pace. 'A 1th ~om e a llowa nce for revenul' s ha ring-produc1n,g . t ouri!>l recreational rac1ht1~ to offs<:t land maintenance co ts Pro~ art· expansion of lht• e~ 1!> t 1 ng Bl'n Rro v. n Countrv C lub golf course. 'me) ard!>. :-tables. and a rei.ort hotel and con ference cen tL·r , Concerns O\ er othe r proposc.'<1 development'> resort villas in a 10-acre a rea 1n Sheep Hills a nd res1dent1al housing near Corral Can yon -li ke ly will be ad· dressed m the upcoming hear- ings before the state com m ission The overall Ahso V1 eJO de· ve l o pme nt plan propos e s cons truction o f about 20.000 dwellings m the hills a nd valleys located between the deve loped portions of Laguna Beach and Laguna Hills. Gen erally, hom es would be located near already developed a reas in the Saddleback Valley. ~ CONCORD. QUARTZ v. 1th tht• c11J..,t.tl ll•rrat•11' ,..11 111 .111 undt·\t 1111~.-d -t.1l• ' fhl' Ll'I' 1·11\1·r" muth r,f th• l1 ·rnt11n v. 1th1n .. t 1 nu \la ..... J ond \\ 1111 d ·, in ' , 1 n I J n ti 1 h • I .1 ... un.1 t.rnnbdt ln1· and t>lh\.·r .n,1r11nm•nt:tl J.!rCJ UP' h d\1 '••lH.hl '" µrP'-f'r\l.' ,,.., np!·n .. ,, I( .. lsrae li · Keep Cool J ERL5 \LE'.\t 1AP1 -l.,r,1l'h 1lrf11"1Jl' "d\ thP) c 'tpt•Ct th{• ... 1orm of prott·'t o \ t'r the n<·v.. IJ V.. procla1 m1n l.! un 1t ld .Je ru..,alem tht· Cd p ltdl of lht• Jl!v.1"h state to :.ubs adt· 'Alth minimum dama1H· E10 ptian Prt• ... 1d enl Anv. Jr ~Jdat :.aid that the ldw adopted W t!dnesda ) b ) the brat'll Parlia me nt ran "agaan!>t the .. pant Jnd v.orking of lhl' C..Jmp Oa' 1d" accords. lhe founddtJOO for the 1979 ts raeh · EJ?~ pl a an peace agreement. I lo v. l'ver, Sadat refustd to '>d~ v. he ther h~ 1o1rould again suspend the negouattons with Isr ael on Pales t 1n 1an au ton o m y. scheduled to resume next w~k He said he would discuss the matter with his adv1 ers and mean1o1rtule would call m Is rael's a m bassador to Egypt and ask him to CQ1wey Egypt's views to Prime ~1n 1!>ter M e n ach em Begin f 'rom Page ,t I HO 'TAGES .. lh• 11111 r -. -t><·,ural} drpartment . .., ... id l<.11n1 \ l\ad n1.:ver ca~l-(fint 1hr othl'r> "en• lJken hostage a-. tht•' arrl\ •·d for 'A Ork Pfllt• •· '"' r-, .11l•·d '11 1, is a m ,ind ,1 ~,.., I 11 t• .101 of officer-. .. J" ... nt t11 lh•· plJnt Inf or ma t 11111 v. J ' h.irrJ t11 11bldm Jt fu~t l1t'\ .1u"l Brujj'.!1 v. .1t;·r "did V.t: I .111 I rl'JI h Ill lhe plant by I ,ul 111 ' l'rndull1•10 of the first 1981 nat1<.J• I bot11l'"' for tht ne arb) Pont 1.1C' \fotur di\ l'>IOn plant had 111, n ,, h1"flul1·d 111 -.t.irt later to- dJ' hut I' '"ht•r ... l'nt homt-tht: prnd Ul'lllln V. nrk for ('l• Of 2 500 al JO .1 m Thi· ;soo office v..orkers "t'r•· kt•pl tlrl In ~·""" •'<·nn11m1c time., about 1.5011 ~1rndun111n L•mployee!'> normdllY v..ork .it the 56-acr e IJOdv pl~nt. but the second s htft "".t' !Jul off 'I'\ l rJI month~ ago Arbitration Eyed ~\'\" f"R ,\"l;ClSCO <~\P l Both -.ide-. m the twr1-v.t?ek-0ld hntt•I ... tnke today were consider· an~ J new proposal to defer a ll but V.dj:t<' 1.,sue'> to mediation. arb1trat1on lJl an e ffort to get stdlled talks rolhn~ af?atn I T~ay"M ~l-l•ll ~ . N.". Stoek8 VOL. 73, NO. 213, 3 SECTIONS, 32 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THU~SDAV, JULY 31 , 1980 .. N TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Wayne Aire_ort Test Quieter Jet Try~ut I Slated for Aug. 14 The "quiet " aircraft that airlines and government of· ficials are pinning their hopes on to reduce jet-noise levels at John Wayne Airport will be dem· onstratedlbereAug .14. O range County Supervisor Thomas Riley told Costa Mesa Rotary Club members Wednes· day that the flight demonstra- tion is expected to reduce monitored jet takeoff noise by up to 10 decibels. The planes. be sajd, will seat between 154 and 162 passengers on flights between Orange Coun· ty and the San Francisco Bay area. Boeing 737 aircraft currently fl own by the airline seat 119 passengers. The new McDonnell Douglas aircraft ordered b y Ai r Cal originally were scheduled for de- Ii very late thls year . Clifford said a week ago. Ray Towne. s~esman for McDonnell Douglas in Long Beach where the Air Cal aircraft are under production, blamed the delay on two things. Towne said production has been held up somewhat beuuse <See PLANE, Page ~2) At an earlier speech before the s ame group. Air California For Unpaid Fine .. • pres ident Robert Clifford -• • • translated those expectations into ~~ : ~-artciM!'"~'~-~ it is expec~~.to -·--'Newporr-Asks oeMy ...... ......-.,:,o:;;iiiif.i =.at --..et." ..x -. . . DA. 80 aircraft to make the same MAYBE YOU CAN FIND YOURSELF IN THIS PICTURE OF HUNTINGT0'7NCH CROWD noise as one of his airline's cur- .ff You Weren't There, You Should Have Been -Everybody El•• W • rently nown Boeing 737s . The McDonnell Douglas Corp DC-9 demonstration has been ar To 0110 Ganilidate Filmmaker t Evans Guilty ;hJ Coke Rap NEW YORK CAP> -Robert Evans, (~mer head or prodUC· t1on at Paramount Pictures and , producer of the ~odfather" movies and Olher bit films; his wealthy builder brother, Charles .. Evam, and another man pleaded guUl) today to possession of five ounces of pure cocaine The charge. a misdemeanor. was made in a c riminal in· formation filed in U.S. District Court in Manhattan. The docu· ment alleged that the cocaine cam e from a federal undercover agent · A information is filed in plea· bargained agreements in which the defendants agree to admit 'the charges to avoid indictment on more serious charges. Robe rt Evans. of Beverly Hills , produced "Love Slory" • and "Serpico," as well as the , "Godfathe r" movies a nd other hit films. His brother and Michael Shure both live in Manhattan Robert Evans formerly was mar· ried to Ali MacGraw and Phyllis George I The C'harge 1s punishable by up to a year in jail and a $5,000 line. Sentencing is set Oct 7. Evans. an independent filhl producer, and the other two were in the courthouse when the information w as made known The third man named was Michael Shure, a partner or Charles Evans in a construction firm with offices on Firth Avenue Tbe charge against the three slems from a piior inaictment or two yowig women alleged to be friends of the defendants and who acted as go-betweens in the drug transaction The women were identified as Alana Garcia and Nancy GallaPer. both in their 208 and botb Manhattan residents. 1be women were indicted on char1es of compirinc to distribute co- caine and wtth aldin1 and abet· tial in the distribution of the fiv~ omaces Tbe tndictment a1alnst the women cbar1ed that Miu Garcia contacted an qent of the (See CXK:AINE, Pase AJ) Poll: Carter Not Blamed NEW YORK <AP) - Sl11tt1·t•o ~·~cent of AIDertcw polled .. , .. tt .. ..., .... to blame Pnai- • • • l Carter for tbe ..... .,.~ bla ........... Ila.," HI•-to tM .... llllrill ...... atlon. ,... ......... poll of ............. u ....... ,..,11ton. A .. ed w1MtJMr it WU .., ............... ~. .. ,,.._ ....... ,ac. ....... ,..ea•~. ~~andl ... ~~ .......... Crowm Flee Heat, Flock to Beaches ranged by Congress man Robert Badham. R-Newport Beach. A s pokeswoman at his local of- fice said county, state and city representatives have been invit- ed lo a luncheon at John Wayne to be followed by a takeoff. fly· by and landing demonstration. Sticky, stale, mugn weather was forecast to continue today and Friday. as thousands nee to Or a nge Coast beaches · in near record week du crowds. Lifeguards up and down the Or a nge Coast reported today some 229,000 jammed their beaches Wednesday from Seal Beach to San Clemente. Temp~ratures toward the southerly end of the coast were so brutal one San Cle m ente Accidental Fire Kills NB Patient A 74-year-old Newport Beach convalescent home patient died- ear I y to da) after flames e ngulfed her Thursday evening when she accidentally set her nightgown on fire while attempt- ing to light a cigarette. Margaret Ma son was pro- nounced dead at 2 a. m. at. the UCI Medical Center bum ward. Officials there said she never re- gained consciousness . Authorities said the woman, a patient at the Ne wport Villa West, 393 Hospital Road, was ap- pa r e ntly trying to light a cigarette at about 10:40 p.m . Thursday when she dropped a m atch in her lap Her nightgo wn, they said, flashed immediately into names and ignited so quickly that another patient, sh aring the same room, could do nothing to put out the fire. They said she suffered bums over M> percent of her body in the fire, which they speculated only lasted a couple of seconds before the 1own burned illelf .out. Junior Ufeguard. aged 13, faint· ed under the blistering sun whl]e doing warmup cal isthenics to go on duty. Air California has ordered four of the new aircraft. wbich still have not gained FAA certification. The firs t two OC-9-80 aircraft now are expect- ed to be delivered in January or February. Clifford announced He was rescued by his mother who was called to take him home for observation. but the' boy is all rtgbt today. ll!eguard sure=~me Orang• Sudden Death Coast beach areas hit 85 depees Thunda1. 1UlbU1 b.ltber u.an Of Wor'-had orllinallY been aaUcipated KID8n but the mercury heated up to 101 . ~~rr: u!t =.e =.~a~~ Unexplained sion Viejo. . . . The beaches showed where the The coroner s office 1s de · inlanders went in what amount· termining what killed a S2·year- ed to a futlle effort to beat old construction worker who Wednesday's heal. scr eamed_ once ~nd the_n col- Spokesmen for the Air Quality lapsed while working outside the Mangement 'District in Los tha~ floor <?f a M?wport Beach Angeles said today that inland office buttding Thursday after· Orange County areas will have noon. unhealthful air today and likely Luther Sharpe of El Toro was Friday. pronounced dead at 2:51 p.m. at A first stage smog alert was Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital. called Wednesday covering the . Authorities said he was ~tall La Habra region and Santa Ana mg a pane of glass outside an Canyon. ~nder·construc~ion office build- Wealher forecasters blame a mg at 3300 lrvme Ave. when he mass of unstable tropical alr collapsed. that nudged up from the Baja Fellow work«:rs ~aid Sharpe California interior for current had been standing m a lift out· humidity and heat that caused r. side the building when he s~ wild desert storm Wednesday. denly screamed and fell back Ill· Southern California Edison lo a basket on the lift. Company officials today report. The lift, they said. was quickly ed an all-time reeord demand on reeled l o the ground where their system for electricity oc-fellow worke r s performed. curred Wednesday as millions cardlo-pulmonary resu~cltaUon tried to keep cool with air condJ. techniques but to no av~. tioners. Paramedics, who saad at first A survey of local beaches in· they believed the man was still dicaled sweltering inland via· alive, rode in the ambulance to iton were at least belpi.ne to the hospital, continuing to use conserve lifeguards' energy by CPR. not getting into trouble in the Initially it was reported that waler. the cons truction worker had However . 1 i f e 1 u a rd s bffn electrocuted and, perbaps. acknowledged, the blue Pacific had accidentally grabbed a live was doinc its part too, sioee at wire. times it was sJaay and pladd, But officials later reported almost like a lake with lappina they were unsure what killed the (See llOI', Pase AM El Toro man. Newport Beach City Cle rk Do rn; George is a s king the Orange County District Attorney to help her coiled S320 from a former candi d ate for the Newport City Council. Unsuccessful second district candidate Lee Watkins. Mrs. George explained. was fined that amount because he failed to meet the June 13 deadllne for ftl. mg campaign statements. She said Watkms. owner ol an insurance brokerage, finally filed h.a.s statement on July 14. She saad he has refused to pay the fine. Wat.kins u.id l9le beliewu Ule fine s hould be waived bttau.e he ~xpe r - 1enC'ed trouble ge tting hi s f loan clal records from hls cam- paign consult· i n g firm. S t a rburs t Consulting of Fullerton. ··T he dis-WATlllMS trict attorney will Just laugh It off." he predicted. He said he had a fine waived m 1978 when he had a similar de- 1 a y in filing has s tatement following a n uns uccess rul primary race against Newport Beach Assemblywoman Man an Bergeson. In that instan~e. he said. he was asked by the Faar Polibcal Practices Commission to amend his statement to s how the source or three checks. He said the re- quest to amend caused an 1&-day delay an filing but that the norm a l SlO a day fine was waived. "Usually, if there's a half· decent explanation. the fine s h o uld b e waived." said Watkim. But Mrs. George said she in· tends to collec:t the money. She said that in late June she sent letters to three council can· didates who had failed to meet the deadline. She told them they had 10 days to file or be subject to fine, she said. C ouncil candidates David Shores and Robert Brockman. also unsuccessful second district hopefuls, filed within that lo-day Billy· :Probers Seek Top Lawyer WASHINGTON <AP> -A Senate subcommittee, p1rdlnc for Ill lnve1U1atlon o Billy Carter's Libyan connecUoa. focUMd today OD teJection of a top.~ la.,... foreclolllq die poealbWty tbat Prelldeat Cuter wlll teatlfy before tbe Democutk Natblal CoavlBtkln taetu.. pr11rir... ....-.adY determined to baye -Illa HJ ..., .... r meet '° dloole tbelr HI party •tandard bearer. canceled 9lan1 for a campalta trip to ClevelaDd an lloaiai. .,,._ aecretarJ Jody Powell said Carter upedl to have his written r~port to Con1nu an lhe alf alr ~mplet· ed that day. Powell aald the president "bosMfullr" wUI hold a news coal~ llODda1 to anawer questions about bis youa1er brother's relationsblp wltb Libya. ID Americus, Ga., meatlme, Billy Carter vebemeaUy dmMd bavlq receiftd cop6el of aate Deparlmllll eabl• deallq rib Llb)ta, Allsed about a Ml1al of alletaticm made WedDeeclaJ br Joel = • lmtice o.mt· meat • 8&lb said, "LMbr .. ,... of._ ... Ulbr' .......... departmnt'• fonllD a1••ll ................... T•e 1wlft·ln0Yln1 develop. menu fueled nen further t.1111 nres of epeeulltlan IW I~ .. Carter, aNin• renomtnatioo for another term, and bl'Olblr Biiiy, eaatral fa,ure in the P · emment'1 la~C~Uoo of polli· ble lnflumee peddllDC lnYOIYinl Llb7a. one of tM moat radleal of Arab ....... I On Capitol Hill. lnvestllating senators said they probably will not call Cuter to testify about b11 brotber'a U.. wlt.b Ubya UD· W after tbe DemocratJc conven- tion, wbicb apms ID New York ODA ... 11. Sena. Btrda 8Qb, D·lftd., and Strom ,._ ...... R.S.C., m8de ttM ltatemeMa allortly bllwe tbe •pedal ........... met to coeaidlr nam&q a lawyer to 1pe ....... tM ......... u.. Pretidnt Carter said tllia weelr be WM wUUn1 to s.tlty before tbe a.ate puel. aDd ''the_. .... blUer.'' Bath and na.r '""In· le"'"'" OD N TV'• "To-da ....... '"• Senate Hbeommlttee went to worll one day after Lllk•. la an tlMrvMw wttll Tbe u11at8tedPl'w.wet111dea.t: ,. t: • Billy Carter told him to a Jan. UI interview tbat the preti· dent bad given him cables con· cerntnc the Ubyan tripe. -The president's brotber lied about wbm be flnt eot money from Ubya. Asked ti tile word "Ile" could be used. IJKer replied, "Yea." ''11Mre ls DO c11N1Jt M Dew M tbe time be bad .... ved tbe money." Llllt• aakl of BlllJ. Tbe JUIUce Depart...i of . nclall said be obcalaed a .... 11tp abowtnl tbat am, .,..... hls tint 1Jb1an pa1meat - $10,000-lD tbe People'• .... " LaGr8*. Ga. on DH. n. ................... ,.14 .. an qent for a forelp pYWD· ment to tettJe a JuaUce ueput. meat ault, Billy Carter c ... ....a&,Pa,.Al> • grace period, she said But Wat.kins waited until the middle ol July to file and was fined SlO per day, starting at the June 13 deadline. she explamed. M rs. George said she ts now asking the district attorney to rorce Watkins to pay the fine. W atk.ins sajd he believes that the city clerk is "passing the buck because she ·s never run m - to this sort of situation before." He added, though, that he'll pay the fine if the district at torney asks him lo Court OKs Wife's Suit BOSTON CAP> -The Massachusetts Supreme Court says a woman can s ue he r husband if she s lips .and rails on an icy sidewalk that be has railed to shovel and sand. The unammous ruling Wednes-' day sent t he case of Shirley 1 Brown vs . William P. Brown back for trial in a lower court where It was dis missed last year . At that time. Superior Court Judge George J . Hayer dis- missed the suit on grounds that the old common law rule pro- hibiting husbands and wives from sumg each other applied m Mrs Brown's claim. Nevada Senator CJeared by Panel WASHINGTON CAP> -The Senate Ethics Committee has vot- ed unanimo u s ly to clear Democratic Sen. Howard Cannon of implications that he acted un· ethically In Nevada financial dealings. The committee had been check· Ing into a New York Times article .that said public records showed Cannon bad used bis official posi· tion to promote or expedite gov. e rnment actions that enhanced the valueofhisholdings Coast Weat•er Mostly smmy Friday and continued warm. Lows tonight 6S at the beaches to 73 inland. Highs Friday UP· per 70l toupper 90s. INSl•E TO•A '1 TIM>Ma O. llortoa, th1 ma ponrCljed ilt Clw rrwwif •• 8rubo~1r," ii rofair19 ~,,.,., .......... . ..., ·~ Ollf... s.. .,,,. AIO. . ... ... .,_ ............. &..-.... Cl ,,....._..a--...• ......... ........ . . ....... .............. . ~ ............. .. ~ Cl-ti .,..._, an ci.i'" • .......... -.a Cua • •..... IM .................... ........ ,,.,, T*111• • ......... -..... .... ......... cw..... Al ....... "' a............ 1111 • • I ' • ·Refugee Rise Seen oc-• ID ORLANDO, P1a CAP) Slr...u wer. quiet a1aln today ln 1 troublf'd nriahborhood after the HCond 1\f'U,bt nltht lD whlth ftamH ahot from f\tebombtd bulldln11. looten rattd lllrou-" tor Md rocks and boetl kept poUt"e 1t bay Poll~ la te Wedn•d•> C'Ol'CloMd off • t to 20-9Quare·btotk s cllon ol this tour\ t-0ri•fttf'd r •t th third Florida city a.Inc M ay to utrlY ral'lal di t~r~ h 'I> busliw t-W\'~ bunwd to ttw a~nd nd hrtmtn e11tt &nllula!Mld blue. at °'"" Olhtr bultdtn•& \'f'ral tortt ~tre looted. pohc. aid OfftC't'" In not 1~ ar ..-.pt Ulrou,h tM erea and UT'Mt~'d about ~a. '" an •lfort to dur Lbt tr ,,... ., ............... ~ ... , . ' "'" a ~A.awl•'" P rH Iran·~ "'\-olutlonar) ....-irnt' "''e<'utC'd 11 more men at d111o•n today ror &alli.Qa fWar\ Ln \be crubtar •to o\erthrow A}alollab Ruhollah Kbomttlna , T•an R.adH> ~ced f\tleen oOHtr n · ecuUons tor ot~r l'rtftMll....,.. ~ This brou&ht to the nwnw r ol all Ced plotters executed slnce the t'OMpJn<') •a& dla.clo6ed tbr~ ~ttks. a10 The 1ov emm~l aid air f~ Qtt\ 11o ~1th tht' 1upport (>( nwmbe" ol the other armt"d fon"C'~ pl!UUM'd co bomb Khomeini':. home lo northern lran•and anC'lt\' Ulhtt oldie~ to f"l'bttl a1unst the re· publican 1(0\'t'rnmttnt ~ ••• , .. , • .,.,,..,..... ,._.lftlr Tn1 STOCKHOLM S~t-dt·n a 1'1 Tht-ot~t·n 11tor) at llu.ifhrs today rt.>g1stert"d ~to""'"' :-11nal' that probAbl) or11m11tt-d from an undt·rground nu<"lt"ar '"'pk'l!1\"){l tn lht• St·mm11latinsk urt'» ol tht' Soviet llnlOfl, ~1<rwull!> .-•d Thl· cxpl~1on . "'h1ch nwlbur,"1 ~ s on tlw R1<'hh•r undt>r ground scull', w.t~ thl" '\"'\"nth "'~IMt•rt'd in th'-' ~m1pnhltm:'lk area this yur ~ NilHo• L•a• •• O.rw•wr o,. "d WASJUNGTO ' 1 r 1 ~ Cedf'ral l<)\'mment today save final approval to anoch"r ~ million in loan iuarantces to Chrysler Corp I Related :.tor) . .._. > The acuon. aff1rm1~ • prTlln11nary ''Qt" taken July lS by the Chrysler Loan Guarant~ Board. ral.M-s tM &otJll ol ap- proved loan 11uarantttS to .x> mJllJ<m C'ongrHS has aulborhed SJ S b1lhon m ~u1trantees to lu.~p th\' n.-.hon's No 3 automaker m busmess .. ~. OpfHun L. '· w· • ...,.· •. -lrf MNI Pia• COPE:'liH.A GE:--;, Ot.>nmark 1..\P1 -Tile 18-day l' ~ Con- ference on Women ended toda) wilh the United States \'Otlng a~amst 1t.s actton program beeau e ol ortendlng planks pushed b) anti-Israel delegates But Ute Amencans said overall they viewed the program with satisfaction (A)SJllOnaMI• Co•~ Dmr" MOSCOW I A P l -\'1etnamese cosmonaut Pham Tuan. the first Asian in spa<'e. and his SoVlet commander V1ktor GorbaU<o returned to Earth today after a week-long m1ss1on. Tass re- ported. CM Lumber Blaze Probed by Experts ' By J EltllY CLAUSE~ oe ._ o..1y ~ JUtt t'O'>ld :\1 ~!>a ar s on 1n 'esu~aton. !)aid today lhey are follov.ing lectds m the Wedo~· da> morning torchmg or ABC Lumber yard at 140 E. 17th Sl. their home in1 the Bluffs area afte r they were told of the blue Police Sgt Biil Bechtel said his agency has "a couple of sus· peels" m mind . but refused to elaborate "I can say that Lhere was su.s· p1c1ous activity around the two- story (hardware sales> bwldmg 1ust pnor to the fire, according to witnesses.·· Bechtel added. Fire department Investigator Tom MacDuff indicated that his own investigation is leading in a diffe rent dlrecllon. He also was tight-Up~ about de taUs. F i re offi cials said early Wednesday that the blaze which :.hot names l>Ome 80 feet into Ute air at about 2·20 a m. was de· hberat.ely set in a number or locations al the lumber yard · · 1 can't tell you anything right now. I'm sorry to say." MacOuff ~iud "Anything J would sa y could JUSt kill it for us. ··w e have n o doubt that somebody set Lhe fire. but as for who. I've got a couple of possible lead~ and that'" all .. Mrs. Moore said this morrun~ that the business was insured. "but not for t.be daJly loss of business we race or the blood. sweat and tears we've put mto It " Ft re officials esll mated that $100.000 U\ bwldmgs were k>st in the blaze. An additional $500,000 1 n m er chandise. inc 1 u'dlng lumber. paint . hardware and other materials. were lost. they estimated Asked if she or he r husband have any idea who might have started the fire . Mrs. Moore answered. "Absolutely none." She said that all employees who have left the firm have left on good terms and that the COU· pie c an think or no one who would seek revenge. She sllld she isn't sure Just how much msurance was car· ned on the property "Unfortunately. all of our rec- ords burned up with tM build· mg," Mrs Moore noted She said sbe and ber husband own the busmest> along wit.b co- oartner PauJ Seber of Orange. "We want to reopen as soon as possible... she sald, noting, however. that cleanup opera· t1ons in the debris-Olled yard can't begin until inaurantt in· • vestigators are fllllahed there. A'r~ ................. .. .. th' 11 ,.,... - Callfornla and ta parttclllar Oraap Coun&f QPIHd ln Santa Ana today with t .. tJmOQJ ln· dlcatlnl that. -THE &!'1.JG EE popult.Uoo Fir Sweeps Crystal Bay Casino C RYSTAL BAY. Nev. (AP> - One penocl wu killed today ln a lire that swept tbrou1 b J im Kelley's Taboe Nuaet. deat.roy- ln& the lop '1oor and extensively damaamc the nrst·Ooor casino. •"are officials confirmed that they removed a body from. the burned·out club They said the body "''as bumt>d so badly It ~·a not P<J6Slblc to tell whether 1t "a. that of a ma n or a woman C'u~mo ofhcu&IS t'U rlier had ex· 11rt''\M'<1 hope everybody got out ,nfe ly after the fire.> broke out N uggct ~cncral manager Adam M11tonbergcr said tht.> fire 11 pparcnlly broke out on the St'<'Ond n oor In the employee )iv. 1n& quarters . He said the downstairs was easily evacuated arter the fire began and he as· sumed that club employee$ who use the upsta.ars rooms also got out safely. A witness said the entire . Set'Ond floor was engulfed in flames wit.h1D ooe..hour aftu the fire broke out 0and flames were shooung through the roof. Ht> said the fire seemed to be lo\-'Olit· 1ng its way down to the ri~t noor casino A wom~n at th~ ad1acent Crystal Bay Club said the Nug- get was "on its way to burning to the ground .. The dis pat che r at l nclint> \'illage said the fire was report· ed at 8: 15 a.m and still was out of control at 10. She said there had been some rescues. but no reports of injuries Dense smoke and inten~ beat fro m the bummg building were hampering efforts t o bring Ute fire under control The wood ~tructure was one of the smaller and older ca.smos at the north shore. · Police Seek Thug in NB Ring Robbery t\ gun-lot.mg masked man who thr eatened to kill a Balboa Is land woman Wednesday un· less sbe handed over her purse and a Sl0.000 diamond ring LS the o bJect of a continuing police search today. R osalie Cannon . 64 , told :-4ewport Beach officers t.be ban· dit approached her from behind at about 1 a.m. as she was standing 10 the alley behind her Apolena Avenue home. waiting for her son to park the family car. She said the masked bandit put the gun to her bead and warned. "Shut up and give me your purse or I'll blow your brains out." Pol.Jee said she complied but as s he w111 attempt.inc to pull the dia mond ring from her r1n1er. her son approached and the gun. m a n lbreatmed he'd kill her son if she didn't hurry up. T he band.it. wearing a black ski mask with a red s tripe and thought to be in bis 205. ru off with the k>ot. PoUce estimated the lou at $10.lZI . T hf• inferno that sa" all CJf C0ttta Mesa's fire equ1pmt:nl re"$ponding early Wednesday :i nd drew equipment from neigh boring Santa Ana and N~wport Beach could be seen from as far away as Corona del Ma r Lumber ya rd o wn er - m enager James Moore and his wife. Audrey. saw the tire from Newport 'Y' Faces $20,000 Deficit . ·' DAILY PILOT ·-·-.... ,_ ... ___ '"'. CAtrWr Ill<• -· ... -c;.-.. .._ -·-...... _, . ..,... .......,..,_ ~ ...... .......... .._...., .... TillJt I I (TH)..., •: nr 1 n • Mwa:M4MH111 i ... ic: 19 '=. c.. .._~ .. ~~_..r:=-~ ~~ ....... •'"''' .... ii ---, ... , .......... 04 •• (en• .. .. ~-.................. - ·-... -·· ., .... 11 " .......... ,. -.-.. ·-· . . • By STEVE llAltBLE Of .. Deity Heit IWt A sharp slip in adult mem· benblpa ls •hiDI Or-u1e Cout YMCA officials be edacbes as they st.are at a S20.000 bole in their working budget. J im deBoom. director of lbe Y II CA. said iD order to pull lbe Y out ol itl s udden tallspla, one branch facility baa been doeed and several emp~yeea la.id olf. Otber s taff members, be stressed. alao face the u u do a awnber ol scheduled fall pro. e ra ms . "Tbil ii PGt•'•llY oae oldie m0tt -1oul tbruta we've evw f acecl. .. •Boom ..id. ff e explelaed tbe moaey enmdl ii .. CO a. D pmftDt drop ia adult membenbipl u well u a decline lD eoDtrlbu-uau. y~ W'CllllDeat. .... ,... ... U.P 11 percml, but .. loom MW dM Y1ICA.,.... ...... ddld .... ~ tMa lt , ...... .. ~~-mon p e r tlalld ••rone4 11 1 Y member tUn wla8l'" lalse la.•• De -deBoom s aid. "Tile dlf • ,\ ference Ls of(set by contributions and the sale or adult me m· berahips." Tbe tnco me gene rated by enrollla( 100 chlldrea, be ex· pla laed, ls around SZ,500 while enrolling 100 adults provides an income of $13,500. OeBoom blames the enroll· ment drop on economics. He 1ald a ebeck with .,.nons not re- newiftl their membenbips re. ve eled tbat men)' Hid that moaey ll limplJ too ti1bt. P oUtics also ls at ralllt, be said . ''A lot ol people an..._ tbllr moaq co .,......Ual cU. dlda• ........ " tbe y . Tbll be,,_ eYel'J four yHn, of coune. but It'• wone tlUa ,_,._ •• Re uAd tlll WMt Newport VII· CA brmda oa COMt lllP'nY ... daMd ...... Tbat. baUdilll DOW le .... luMd by tbe ....... oltlllU..._,. ..... ,.. ,..... .... eMnta· lllle == o1 tbe YMCA. Mn'· = ............ ... =~-... ,.. ... .... " ......... . ................ '° ail tiOt ud llOpe for a dtUle la ...... treed. \ • Qi'mlll'OlmtJ, npw at 35,000. ... .,... '° 41.000 by Oc· tober. -TID FEDl:&AL &HLst.ance 1rut.ed Calllon.&a to aid in re· settlement haa not increased desp ite a more than 100 percent EXPECTING FREEDOM Dr. MecOonetd Attorney eek R e l a Of MacDonald 8} ROBERT BARKER Of l1'o o .... Pti.t St•tt Attomt')S .,we re expected to file legal paper:. toda y 1n Richmond . \'a . that they hope 14111 IC'ad to t-arly freedom for Huntmgu>n Beach phys1c1 an Jef fre) Ma c Do nald from th e Federal Corr~t1onal Institute at Termmal lsland MacDonald 1s serving three life sent.enc~ following his con v1ctlon last summer or murder- 1 n g h1s wife and two young daul'hters m Fort Brag~. ;-.; C . m 1970 ~ta cDonald ~ com1ct1on 14a"i rever!>ed We dn esda) b) a rt>deraJ dppeab court on grounds he "A as derued a sptt· lrlal The federal court in Richmond dtd not deal IA1th the que:.llon of h1!> ~wlt or mnocenc(' Lawyers 111 Raleigh sa id tod<1> they hope the 36-year-old phys1· ("Jan wiU be released soon on bail pendmg possible appeal by the government "But we doo't expect hi m to be freed imminently because these court matters take time ... said legal assis ta nt Nancy JCJnei. MacDonald was reported to be elated over the Vf'rd1ct but has declined mterviewi. "He told us he wants to get out ol here and go home as soon as possible," said Don Butts. an as sistant to the warden Butts s a•d Mac Donald has been somev.•hat of a loner who bas k~ a low-profile while an in mate ce CONCORD. QUARTZ increase in rehalees movinc to the stale witbia Ute pu t year. -&ACIAL TENSIONS are be· inf noticed bet ween lodoc~ re u1ees. blacks and Mexican· Americans. and among tbe dif· ferent Southeast Asian popula- PLANE •.• of delays in the delivery or parts. Secondly . he s aid. FAA certification has been delayed because of incidents that look two or three OC-9-80 teat aircraft off fight-test schedules. A ver y hard l a nd i ng at Edwards Air Force Bue dwinc an FAA-required short-landing test damaged one of the two- engine shipg. Townesa.ld . The other was damaged wb.l.le landing al Yuma, Arb .• during '"a simulated hydrau lics -out landing " "IL veered off the runway and sheered a gear ." he pointed out Towne said his company has !>uccess fully completed more I han 1.000 h<Jur~ o( t est nytng wllh the.> new OC-9 All that re main~ lS about 25 or 30 hours more. he noted E're•P~AI HOT ... waves averapng only one to two feet. • · · ' Newport Beach ltfe~ua~ re -ported .a~t ooe rerord w~ ~et Wednesday from We st • :'\e"' port to the s ands or Corona dl'I ~1 dT Ue&p1 t' " 14 hopping <'ro14d of 85 000 b<-ach n1>1to~ there 14.U onl~ or'lt' ~cue made the) i.a1d l 0 pC'tld" ,ti ~di fit'dCh th•· \'1::.1lln~ Lhr<>ni:: numberl"d 12.000. "hu:h 1s almost pc.eked for the 'hort i.tret<'h bt-twet>n tht' San (, J bm·I R1 n•r Jt'tl) and tht' St-al Beach :"'dval Wt.'cspom ~talion ., \nahe1m Bay Jell> i:·ro"' P-.. ,t I COCAINE ... federal Dru~ Enforcement Ad mini:.trat1on by telephone ~;iy 1 and arranged for t.be purcha.M> the f1\'e ounces of cocaine bv tht' Ev ans brothers · It v. a .. allt.>~t>d lhJt on th1· follov. tnJ: dJ~ Chdrlt.-:!> [\Jn' Looi. dt-h\t'r) of th<' fl\e OWlC"t" of rouune. 14,th estimated worth nf S 15. from a federal un dl·rco,·er a~ent near h1i. offi~ ctl 1 15 F'lfl h A \e and Miss CJllaght"r r~1ved one oun(."(' or roc:llnt' from an undt>rco,cr Jg<·nt f"ro• Pa~ A I PROBE ... acknowledged that he reee1\'l"d S:?20.000 in loan.s from Llb) a Regarding reports that Bill> had obt.runed State Department cables. apparently given tum b) the president. Powell saJd today the White House had no warrung that such information existed before it was di sclosed by several congressmen who had :i.een FBI reports on Lisker's q uest1orung of the president·s brother. Uon themselves. The hearing, which was to conclude thls afternoon. was be· ing conducted by the state Social Services Advisory Board under t h e chairmanship of As· semblyman Herschel Rosenthal. D·Los Angeles. Similar hearings have been held ln Los Aneeles. San Otego and San Francisco prior to the preparation of a report on ~b lems created by the massive 1 efugee resettlement within the state. Leading off the testimony was county First District Supervisor Philip Anthony who said that his central Orange County district is absorb&ng the majority of the In· dochinese immigrants. An thony said that estimates show that an additional 14,000 refugees are expected to resettle in Orange County "in a few short months." He noted that Orange County, with about one percent of the na- tion's population. has about 10 percent of the refugee popula· tlon Orange Cou nty ~came a p()pul ar location for refugees to reselllP tx-cauc,c of 1t « prox1m1ty to thl· Camp Pen<Jleton Marine Bhe which '>t:n~d a:. a reloca· t1on l'l'ntt-r at the end of t he Viet · nam War F.ric Yoder, a reprtsent~tive of Sen S I Ha) akawa. R· Cal1forn1a , told the three- member board that Cahforrua has been targeted for SlS.7 m 11 llon 1n r esettlement as· ~•stance funds this year . He. sa.ad that mount 1s only about 10 percent highe r than la.st ~ .:ar'c; ft~re debp1te a 109 per. c~nl tnerea:ie in-the number of• refug~ l4 1th1n the <;tcttc T h.. figure 14 0uld provide 0.11iou1 Sl ;11 P• ~ p1·r-.•in 1n a')· '!' .1nr,. h·· ~.1,'1 II• 'J1c1 •h .. t 1h1 l·,ator 14aS 1 .i in ' ·It~' to :!>l'•· that federal J''''' JO• l '""u 111 1,. 1r.1 r .... ,"'fl "Jl11ru ',1.,..:murJ • -..ltUl1\C .,,,,,Lant of th<' J'Jc1 r1c A.s1an \rnt'rlCJn C"l·nt•·r in Santa Ana. Jld th.it he hJ:o reren ed reports ot ·rumbltn~' · of racial dls· 1 urbJnc·•'' 1n\ oh mg \'1t•tnamese rdu~t-t..., hlJrk-. Jnd Mt:'x1can- \men<Jn" in the Garden Grove 1r .. a · W P mu:-t tak,. pre vent1vt"' 1""11•;1,un' ht· told the board Re<l!(a11 Due A.t lroi1ie ~s Siti111 Touniey R•JOJlcl Hl J).!Jn pl Jn" to attend r lu:.1ng t <'remonae!'. ~aturday for the C . Long Courst' Sw1mmtng C hamp1 on~h1p 1n Irvine's fl l' r 1 lag t· Park A q u a ·t 1 c l'nmph .. -... his pre~s aide s aid \\ t·dn~d~' Ht'.l~~n a1dt:' Jan MrCov said an J tdephone 1nterv1ew: ··He 1 Reagan I 1::. ::.uppo~ed to be m Jrvme Saturday. but all of the details haven ·t been se tUed." J n1n~ Ma}or .\rt Anthony ,31d Rt'ai!an dd\ ancc people and !'>cl•ret ~r\'lCl' men \I.ere 1n City llall Wednesday morning mak· IOJ:! :lrran~cmcnts for Jtcagan's \ l:i.lt "The mt't't organizers had m. 'tted Pr~tdent Carter , but he rouldn't c:'Omc becaust> of the 8111) gatt:'' matter, so they de· c1ded ·""tiat the httk if you can't get a Democ rat . a s k a Republican.· " Anthony said. (/3Hll <Jila/Jt4 <J/1wjlo4/ JS FASHION ISLAND• NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA 92660 TELEPHONE (71•) 6"-2*M -,.. ---__....,.. _ __.., I ~Thut!d!y~;;;:;:;~·~Ju~74,;;.3~f·-1"9r---~~~~~~~DAll~-~Y~Ptl.~O~~--i,~·LILI Four New Charges 1wo Re-a1·i·ested ·, 1 • . . . In Local Thefts By PIDL SNEIDERMAN OI ... CMlfY ~ '4Mf Four additional burglary cou.nts have been filed against a Huntington Beach couple ac- cused of posing as real est~te agents or home buyers to gajn entry to expensive area homes. Karen Lynn Hix and Dale Lee Rak. who were out on bail alter being arrested July 21 b y ·Newport Beach police. were re- arrested Wednesday by Hunt· mgton Beach police in connec- tion with four additional local thefts. Ra.k. 29. and Ms Hix. 37. both last their address as 21372 Brookhursl St. The two were again required to post SS.000 ball each berore bein~ released from Huntington Beach J ail. After the couple's first arrest. police discovered In their house about S250.000 worth of Jewelry believed to have been stolen 1n recent months from Southern California homes Four Huntington Beach res1 de nts were able to identify their property among the confiscated jewe lry. resulting in the second set of burglary charge~. llunt ington Beach police Detective Jerry Eval\l) said E'•ans said the 1nvest1gat1on that led to the arrest of Rak and Ms Hix involved detertaves fr o m H untingt o n Beac h . Sewport Beach and the Orange linked Rak and Ms . Hk to two Newport Beach burglaries and one in the south county. Evans said, leading to the s uspects' Ju- ly 21 arrest by Newport Beach ' police. Evans said the couple a re believed to bave varied their ruse for gaining entry. On dif. ferent occasions, they allegedJy pr e tended to be real esta te agents or home buyers. After Evans' partner. Richard Hooper, described the scheme at d meeting of the Huntington Beach-Fountain Valley Board of ije altors, the add1t1onal ties to f our H u ntington Beach burglaries wer e deve loped. State officials have determined neither RaJt nor Ms. Hix as a licen sed re a l es t ate agent . • Evans added. Althou.zh the couple are not believed to have forced their way into the homes. they were charged with burglary because the jewelry thefts are believed • to have been planned before they entered. Evans said. Some Can't Swim Philly Li/ eguards Flunk Skill Tests PHILADELPHlA <AP> -The Phlladelptua Recreation Depart· ment as testing all its lifeguards folio"' sni;( reports t hat some pu rch a~t.'d phony lifesaving cert1f1cales to ~et their JO~ Seven of 208 hreguards tested Wedn e s da.) f lunk e d . Th e Bulh:un report~ today Anothe r ISO did not show up for the te.t.s special athletics director of the Recreation Department. But 25 or 30 were hired later becaUSf' they had an advanced Red Cros:. hfesavmg card or certificate Wastungton said he had "re re1 ved r umor s·' th al some lifeguards had purchased their cert1ficatt"5 ,, County.Shenff's Oepntment The !'t.\'en _v.ho ta..ied. and thoi.e whO did not re port for the test. hcsve bei:n ordered to prove their hfesa\'lng ability too1~hl. ortic1als .,aid One cha Id has drowned U) a c t ty pool this ~ummer. but of· fl c1ah said none of the -,,.iards "ho f31lt'd tht• lifesaving test Wt'dn~a) hcsd worked at that pool DERAILED FREIGHT CARS MADE THIS MESS WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON IN PLACENTIA Ove rttead View of Train Wreck Photographed From Or.ange County Fire Departme nt Snorkel Trude Train Crash Cleared 17 Cars Jump Track Near Plocentia A half-rruJe stretch of Santa Fe track near Placentia was ex- pected to be back m use today afler the r emova l of wreckage from a 17-car tram derailment WednE:"'dd~ aft~rnoon , offic1al5 s aid The freight car') rn the San Diego.bound tram Jumped the track at about II.JO am. Wednes· day in an industrial area on the Placentia-Anaheim border. :-.;o injur ies were r eported. Orange Coun t~ hre o fficials i:;aid. but about seven or the cars dumped potassium chlorate. or Hayakawa Ponders R e tiring in 1982 W AS Hl !'GTO~ IA P J - Cal1forn1a Republican S I Hayakawa !:>a)~ he would not seek a second US Senate term if GOP l ca dl'r ~ thought a younger candidate could pre\•cnt a Democrat from wmnmg the seal Havakawa. an a n ant en ·1ew with. the Sacramento Bee's Washington bureau. s aid 1f R onald Reagan and o the r Republican leaders convinced h.im that stepping do"' n at the end or lus fari>t term in 1982 "'as 10 the party's best mtere!>l. he would do so Hayakawa. who will be 76 at the end or his term. s aid he stall mtends to get ready next year for a re-election bid But he s:i1d he wouldn't put personal amb1· t1on ahearl or the part~ Among potential GOP Senate candidates in 1982 are CahromJa Rep!:> Barry GoJdwate r Jr and Pete McClos key. On the De m ocrati c s ide. pohtacal acta\·1st Tom Hayden a nd GO\' Edmund Brown Jr have been mentioned as pot.en t1al contenders for Hayakawa's s eat potas h. after leaving the tracks. A county fire department spokesman s aid the potash can be considered toxic through pro- longed exposure or inhalation. However. smce the derailment occurred an an isolated area ifo C\'acuataon was orde red. The accident took place at the r ai lr oa d cro ss ing at Orangethorpe Avenue and J er- f E.'rson Street. The 17 cars wtuch jumped th'e track were Ln the r1rst half of a 53-ca r freight train whtch began its Journey 10 l"ew Meitaco Fire uruts from Anaheim and the county were dispatched to the scene Charles Halnan, a spokesman for Santa Fe. said wreckage was bt•aniz pushed away from the tracks Wednesday and today to clear the line for rail traffic. Jl alnan said the cause of the de· railment 1s unknown. Seven or the hopper cars were coni.idered destroyed while the other 10, some or which were put back on the track by a crane. were Judged s alvageable llalnan said damage to the re· pairable cars was placed at $41 .500 wtule track damage was estimated at $'9,000 Some or the derailed cars had come to rest on a 36-inch gas main near the rail bed. but fire o ff1 c1als said this posed no But he s aid the m aJor break 1n the Cast' can be credited to d 16·year-Old youth On June 24. Evans said. a rou- ple later 1dent1f1ed as Rak and Ms Hi x drove a m1lk -wh1te Rolls Royce up to a Huntington Harbour home posted for sale a nd 1dent1hed themselve~· as real estate agents Although tus parents were not home, the 16-year-old youth ad· m 1tted the couple because other agents similarly had v1s1ted the home The youth late r told police he heard drawers being opened up- stairs and s urprised qne of the ·agents." Although the couple told the youth they were not engaged in criminal act1Vlty. the teen wrote down the license number of the Rolls Royce and called police when the couple left. The lease<! vehicle was traced to the suspects by police. Evans said. Investigators also dis· covered that some property re· ported stolen from several area ho mes was found to have been sold to vanous pawn shops by the same couple. the detective said. The strongest 1mt1al evidence Gas in Israel $3.21 a Gall.on TEf.. AVlV. Israe l <AP> -For the second time in three mon~. Israel raised fuel pnces by an average or 2S percent today Under the new prices. a gallon of gasoline is S3 21. one or the highest rates an the world The Energy Minis try s aid there were four reasons ror the inc r eases: continued de valua· taon of the lsraeh pound . 1nfla· tion runrung at over 100 percent: increased world oil pnces and depletion of stocks of 011 bought last year at bargain pnces Thos e 14h o f a ile d were described a~ "nonl>wammers" b) :'\athanael Was hington. a dep· uty recreauon comm1!>l>1oner :\l ost of th~ lifeguards had been tested by the city from mid April to ·the end of Junf' beforl' they went to work . ac co rdinJ;? to Earl William s. I believe they'r e buyinJ.! llft•guard ccrt1f1 catc card!>." Washington sa id He did not name the source of the certJf1cates that allegedly were p(i_rchased To keep their S3 50 per hour Jo bs. the lifeguards a re reqwred to demonstrate basic swamman~ and hfesavang skills Bonin Faces Cot1nts In Third County Wilham George Bonin. ac- cu~ed tJus week an 14 of the so- called freeway iiltings of young men and boys. will fa~ charges m two add.itJonal murder cases 1nves t1gated by the San Be rnardino County Sberarf's Department. However. authontaes an San Be rnardino s a id Wednesday t hey likely will wait to file c ha rges against the 33 year-old Downey truck drtver until court proceedings in the other cases are well under way Bonin. they said. 1s a suspect 1n the slayings of Mark D She lton. 17, of Wes tminste r . whosC' bod). through which a ~tak~ had been driven .. was fo und las t Auj?. l l. 1n San Be rnardino . and Michael :\1c0onald. a l6-year -0ld Ontano ~·ou th whose bQdy 14·as dis · covered in San Bernardino Jan 3 OH1r1als an Oran~e County pre\ 1ously sa id Bonin. a twice convicted r egister ed sex of· render who unlit re«ntly lived an Salverado Canyon. will face grand jury proceedings m con- nection w1lh four other deaths m the freeway k1lhngs series Those ca'>e:o. in vol ve the murders of Franlt Dennis f'ox. 18. of Long Beach: Glen Norman Barker. 14. o( Hunllngton Bellcti. Russell Duane Rugh. 15, or Garde n Grove and La wrence Edw a rd Sha rp, 18. of Long Beach. The bodies of Foit . Barker a.M Rugh were dumped on Ortega Hi g hway ea<;t o f San Juan Capistrano Sharp·., body was d umped behind a Westmmster sen ·ace station. Bonin Is being held without bail in Los Angeles County Jail. If 1!' a rraignme nt on the U •murder charges filed Tuesday 1~ ~c heduled for Aug. 8. A second s uspect. VernoB Robert Butts. 22. a laborer from Do"' ney. has been rharged a. ... an ac-co mplr c-c 1n :>IX o f the murders. The cases have been termed the freew3)' k1lhng because most v1ct1ms · bod1e" were dumped aJongsade freeway" or m ajor h1 ghw:1y'i in a St'ven- county Southern Cahfom1.1 r1.'· g1on He s aid he "'ould accept a daplomatJc post m a Reagan ad· m inistration. 1r the GOP pres- identJal nommee 1s elected an November Brown said last '4 eek it as un· likely he would seek a third term as governor. a nd only somewhat more likely he would run for the Senate. ~enous danger. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Judge to Rule on Fil1n 'Caligula' Essay on Poi,oor or Smut? BOSTON <AP) -After eight days or testimony by experts on sex. politics and history. a Judge mu.st decide whether the film "Caligula " lS an essay on power or simply a dirty movie. The obscenity trial or Pent· house International, which pro- duced the S17 miUJon m ovie, and the Sack theater chain, where it was shown. concluded Wednes· day lD Bostoo Municipal Court. Tbfl trial. in which 14 eminent s cnotars and other experts de· bated the film's artistic and social merits. was unusual for the municipal court. where trials ordinarily take a half hour or less. U convicted. Pe nthouse. its Massachusetts subsidiary and the theater chain each race max- imum floes of $5,000. But one de· rense lawyer said Penthouse as s pending more than $100,000 to try to win acquittal. Crash Kills Man ·AD Anaheim m an was arrest· ed on drunken d r ivin g and manslaughter cbar1es early to- da7 followiq a spectacular col· Uslon in which bis expensive s~U' abeared off a power pGle ldllill8 a male puaen1er. ao111rt 1Acm rerpson, a. of Car ...... •• pranouaced dead at u.e .-of tbe 1:50 a.m. ac· ckleat at Katella Avenue and Claudlaa War. ln An aheim. .. ttsald TM*'"" ol tbe lf71 Pantera. Lawnnce R. eo..eD, 31, •• aat ............. MCll Mid Cowell failed to 8"'11128 a C9"e OD lt...Ua. • sending the speedio1 sport.scar into a nearby power pole. There was no major electrical outage, police.uld. Cowell also wu cb ar1ed with possession of cocain e. police said. He was booked Into Anaheim city jail. Tr11Bedy Analysed LONDON CAP) -Structural eqbleen ..... tr~ tbe orllin of .. oU r1a eollapu la wbicb m people died la llae NorUt Sea IMt ll.-dl to • U·lnda blle dttlled ID a ... brace. tbe Tlmes of LaadmP ...,.... toay. Judge Harry E lam, who heard the case wtthout a jury. prom 1sed to issue a verdict Friday. In tus final argument Wednes· day . Penthouse lawyer Roy Grutman said prosecution b9 the Suffolk County district attorney "1s an attempt to stifle and stamp out ideas. · · Cala gul a . whatever it s s hortcominf's. as not a stag rtlm." he saJd "It is not a blue movie. If 1t had been t he intent or Penthouse to make a porno him. that could have bffn done for Sl00.000. They fell a useful social and artistic purpose could be served." T he two-hou.r. 46-minute mov ie, which stars Peter O'Toole, was seized by vice squ.cl ddec· tlvea last month at a downtown Boston theater . Tbe film re- counts the torture and sexual abuse rampant during the rei1D of emperor Callpla in ancient Rome . Grutman s aid it toDtalm slit minutes of explicit sex. A11lat1nl District Attoruey Timothy O'Neut told tbe judp: ··1 wish you to recall the manner ln which the camera focused on snuaJ Ilda. Can tbere b)' any question tbat this film deplcta sex la a P9tenUy off emlve matt· ner and appeals to a prurient .,.. ter•t.,'' ' GOURMET MARKET Tired of traffic Jama! Don't foraet to clleck wltb as about our free bome delivery senice. MORNING FRESH PRODl!CE F re sh Hot Houle Mushrooms ........ ttc lb. 1 Medium Sizt>I Sweet Vine Rlpe Lou l Cantalopes lk lb. Crispy lladlshH or Tasty Gnm Oaloas ........ 2 bacb.s for %k PRIME & TOP CHOICE BEEF •led • teuc •eta,., &o &be pull o1 perfmlOn Deluey'1 OWla Marinated Beel Baell aJbe .................. 1.4tlb. !Great for the Bar·B·Q1 Lea• Gl'omd Beef ......... : ........ l .49 lb. •Ground Hourlyl I Whole or Half 8prill& Lamb ........ l .89 lb. 1 Cut For Your FT'ffz.tt and f'lttur Wrapped Al No Extra Charge 1 We att Ila")' &o a...-.ce tllal Delaney· 1 llO• w an .-..ec l'aterial depal11Mt1l. ,.,.. part)' ptauen .. a u .,1.w ....... .i-.r. Cao 17J.118. alk fer T.-Maftlft ...................... 1,...,.,....,115 DELANEY BROS. 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Keeping Their Cool Nuke Treaty llOI", BIATED a llOTTU: If you've nouted UM: beach t.ramc-Meta.I a bit beavter than ua11al ~ mid week da.fi, you can put \.be blame directly on thermomettT rcadinp 1'emptrat\lf'el aJ001 t.be coast nud1ted up toward 80 de11rees ye6tef'day But on lhe otMr hMJ>d , look what w~ happeoinuuat inland ~ tugb ln Anaheim w &1 reported al 101. Mtssaon Vie· JO got tagged with t.b4I same £J Toro and Santa Ana bolh c laimed 98's and t-'uUerton was reported al a h1&h ol 99 degree, l 'Sl lALLY WHEN WE get a heal wave going in the an· IJod reach~ or our area. you can find comparative .reh~f Santa Anans Galhned to AIDOlt Good Ntws from Flagpole by lookmg up miserable high temperatures elsewhere. The~. you can ~a~."~? We aren't really that hot after all Thili. boweyer. doesn.'.Wieem to be the cur.NAt-a>nd.,_- l1on Jr it tut a high of 101 degrees in Anaheim yesterday. the residents of the Magic l(jngdom metropolis can't find much solace in the fact that it was only 105 at Palm Springs. When the mercury climbs over the century mark. another four degrees isn't going to make you think you're cool and they are miserable. You may be left puzzling on bow come Anaheim could have been blistering with a 101-degree high yesterday whale Santa Ana was cooling along at 98. Besides that. if you were m Santa Ana yesterday. you might have reason lo questJon the veracity or lbe thermometer. THAT'S VERY S MART of yo~. It's necessary to un· dcr~tand how they take high temperature readings in San· ta Ana when we get Into these heat wave conditions. Because Santa Ana is our beloved County Seat. they take certain liberties with the methods of recording sunny ht#?h~ They utilize two temperature·taksng methods: one for davs wtlh coastal breezes and the other way when there isn't any wind at alJ or the overheated Santa Ana brt-ezes do waft about First , on coastal breeze delys, the Santa Ana weatherman utilizes the talles t flagpole in the city The weather person thus hoists the thermometer to the top of the pole and lets it dangle about in the coastal breez.e for about half an hour. Then he hauls it down quickly and pulls a readmg before the sidewalk heat gets to at ZOUN DS! It's onl y 98 in Santa Ana ! Windless day,, or when the Santa Anas are blowing. pose greater.proble ms for the temperature-taking person. The na~pole is probably useless. It's melted. Thus the Santa Ana weathe rman g r abs his thermometer and races to that cert.a.in icebouse out on the l'&St side of town. The iceman sees tum coming. He turns on a tape rerording of Pomp and Circumstance and opens the icehouse door. The weatherman marches through the place to the beat of the music a nd then immediately upon ·e merging, takes a tugh tempt:rature reading. ZOUNDS! Once again, at's only 981n Santa Ana Thus while the rest of our inland region 1s s weltenng. Santa Ana keeps its cool You have to guess that prov~ there's more than one way to beat the heat. CEN£VA.SWIUttland (AP> - The Unit~ SU.tes. the Soviet Union and Britain anooun«d to- di.y thlil after more than thtte y~urs of lripart.Jte neeotJations they have a.greed Ul principle oo measUJ't"':j to pol.lee a treaty ban· oang aJl nuclear weapons teats. A JOlnt report said the three na- uons "have come far in lbeir purs uit of a sound treaty" on a 1•om prehensive test ban that the Un ited Nations General As · sembly has given top priority in its disarmament program. The measures to verify the trea- ty .. break significant new ground sn antemat.Jonal ar~s limitation e fforts ." the report said. But conference sources refused to term tb,e agr e ement "a breakthr ough" and the three· cosigners conceded m the report that substanllaJ work remams to be done. The approved verification pro· cedures . desig ned to protect aga1ns l ch eat ing , included satelhtes and othe r m onstonng de vices. an international ex change of data r ega:.ter ed by Gas Ration Setup Would Take Mf.>nlbs -WASHIN~ (APT -Presi- dent Carter now has the authority he h as long sought from Congress to order gasoline r ationing 10 an e mergency. But it could take months. 20.000 e m ployees and S464 million to actually put the standby plan into rootJon. The plan became law at 12.0l a.m . EDT today after survivmg last-minute challenges Wedne:.· day by margjns of 60-31 m the Sen ate and 209·205 m the House. THAT DOES NOT necessarily me an the nation w1U have gas ra· t1oning, only that the pre:.1dent now has the power to order 1t 1f gasoline supplies drop by 20 per cent over a 30-day penod And even then. suc h an order could later be vetoed by either house of Congress . But an Energy Department re - port subrniUed to Congress dur· ing deliberations oo the leg:i.sla· lion claimed that if rationing 1s in· voked by the president, tl would take three months to get it gomg Running lhe plan would reqwre an est.Lma ted 5.000 federal and 15,000 state and local employees and cost S464 million for the lhree· month start -up period. IF RATIONING WENT beyond three m onths . 1t wo uld cost another $474 mtlllon for every ad· d1t1onal lhree months of opera· t1on . e ne rgy o rr1 c 1al ~ told Congress The law allows the government to recoup some of the cost by tm· posing a two-cent ·a -gallon gasoline fee. And that's not all. 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O• 1'1"4flltll 2•11111"' SI loK--I l)ll"' I 1 Sun•'-• Cit• ........ ,, ,., ... ~ r• tt·sa .,_,.. ..... 10 11 . "' • ' aei.amic ltat.iom, and oo.aite U.. apections, a t.radiUoaal atumblinl bloc k in aucb negotiations because ot Ma.cow'• professed rearolespionq-e. The ~ sald that obstacle was overcome by authorizing on- slte inspectJoos-to be conducted by tums of outside upert.s -al the request of one party but permitting the affected country t.o refuse inspection if it provides a sound reason ror its decision. The three nauons committed themselves in the report to bring· ing the t.alk.s t.o "an early and s uc· ce~sful conclusion.'' But they also s aid drafting verificatioo pro- cedures Ls a ··taborious proceSs" with "important areas where sub- stantial workisslill tobedooe." The 11-page re port was the most detalled issued since the three powers started their talks on the Comprehensive Test Ban Tre.tty m im. It was presented to the 40-nation Geneva disarma- ment conference at the end of the eleventh round of the tnparute negotiations. The next round ~ to lo tart here 1n October His popularity may be dwmdling. but you wouldn 't know it by looking at a beaming President Carter as he accepts a kiss on each cheek from Miss Uni verse. Shawn Weatherly I left >. and Miss USA, Jineane Ford. at the Wh ite House. Chrysler Loss Huge $536 Million Still Less Thim Estimate ~-. -. -· ~~ ><= • <: -~-..~~~~e;;et¥11T.Om;ss;z bliiti ~RGIT-t.M>-t--"'ttryster "°rp:-losr N.JI)-s2 1 billion. First-half 'revenue dipped from 16 46 m1U1on or $8.13 per common s hare tn the second balllontoS4.47billioo. quarter. an auto a.ndustry record but substantJally Chrysler's U.S. car s ales for the first six months less than the estJmate at reported to the federal gov-of the year fell 30 perce nt to409,018. counting 1mportS l'rn ment, the comppny s aad today. from its J apanese amh ate .... In the s~ond ttuarter of tm. the troubled No. 3 The board was taking up Chrysler's request for automaJc.er lo_st S207 million orS3 31 per share final approval of another $300 m1l1Jon an loan guaran· Chi") ler s report brought second~uarter losses tees at its meeting toda, ~ f~r the four t: S -owned comparues to St 5 b1lhoo. The amount. what Chrysler had planned all Eac h company lost a record amount -General along 15 more than the S2SO million approved by the Motors Corp. $412 million. Ford Motor Co. S468 board. t'NO 'AeW ago. Approval for the extra S50 m1lhon : and American MotorsCorp Wmtlllon. million was cond1t1oned on Chry'i ler having an On July 10. Chrysler told the Loan Guarantee cqUI\ alent amount sn non-guaranteed f1nanc1ng Board in Wa:.bsngton tb loss would be SS55 million The state of lnd1cina loaned Chry~ler SJ2 m1lhon "That wci.., a conser' all\ c. hard-~ esumate." on Wednesday, as previously planned That ..,um 'Jld a ... po~csman today who did not want to be tden· ... atd a spokesman w hu d id n<>t w dnt to tw 1'1ent1fwd t1f1t•d 'll' l'" u.-, more than enough wdr d"' SJOI> million Chr~:.ler '::. los'.'>forthef1rs t s1x months of the >ear Without M1t<.,ub1~h1 finanr 1ng. Chrysler would "'as $985 million. 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Rain Aids State Firefighters Thousands of Acres of Brush Charred; 14 Injured By~ .U1oda&ed Pren Aided by a 1oakin1 rain. firt'tl&)ltera have controlled the 7,90().acre fire in the San Jacinto Mountaina above Palm Sprincs and have contained or controlled dotens of othe r b iases that charred thousands of acres oC Califorrua's brushland and left at least 14 people injured. mained on each of the San Bernardino County tires during the nJgbt. AT LEAST 14 PEOPLE were injured -two of them seriously -tlgbting the Central and Southern California fires . fire fighters from Madera, Ma riposa . Fresno and Tulare counties. -The Mission Creek fire. on the Riverside-San Bernardino County line, was at 950 acres Wednesday evening and was 90 percent contained. with full con- trol expected at nooo today. said Bureau of Land Management spokesman Ferguson. County at 700 acres WednesdQ night. CDF dispatcher Tom Barnes estimated control by 6 a .m . today. Future Brigltt.er APW.,......• ·'That half·inch of rain sure helped," said California Depart· ment of Forestry spokesman Royal Mannion of the La Vida rare northwest of Palm Springs. which was controlled Wednes· day afternoon alter a three-day battle. INCREASED MOISTURE also helped firefighters control the fitt in the Sidewinder Moun· tains north of the Lucerne Valley in San Bernardino County at 11.130 acrel. according to federal Bureau f Land Manage- ment s p oke s m a n J o hn Ferguson. Llghlh.ing strikes into dry un· dergrowth sparked most of the fires, fire officials said . Gusty. erratic winds, st~p terrain. low humidity and temperatures in tbe 100s thwarted firefighters, the officials said. Elsewhere in Califom1 a: -The Coxey fire. 10 miles northwest of Big Bear Lake. was contained at 375 acres Tuesday evening. Mannion said, with full control conung early Wednesday evening -Full control or the Rainbow fi re 1n the Los Padres National Forest. near the Santa Barbara· Ventura County Line was expect· ed early today. The fire had been cont3111ed at 570 acres at m1d·aftemoon Wednesday, ac· c o rding to Fores t Ser vice spokeswoman Ed Waldapfel. HE SAID MANY firefighters had suffered heat prostration while fighting the bla~ across s leep t errain in 106-degree w e ath e r . Nearly a ll the firefighters were treated and re· leased. he said. Blimp to Air Con Schemes LOS ANGELES CAP> - The attorney general's of. fice will take to the air in the Goodyear blimp begin· ning Friday to inform the public about various local con games . buncos a nd frauds. Most victims of the scams a re sen ior citizens. Marin County Humane Society workers release the partially blind goose that was ta ken into custody after ~t:r mate was kmed and barbecued. The widowed goose Jolned two ganders and a gosling that appeared on her home beach near Tiburon. and offi ciaJs hoped she would live happily with her ne w found friends. Cont.rot came at 6 p.m. Wed· nesday, he said. The Almond fire in the high desert at Red Mountain was con taaned al 9.500 acres Wednesday with control expected by 4 p.m . today. Ferguson said. A force of 150 firefighters re· -Some 90 firefighters were battling a 900-acre brush fire that was 80 percent contained. abo ut 25 miles east o r Porterville. COF spokeswoman Stefanie Thomas said full COD· tainment was expected by 8 am. today. THE BLAZE, CALLED the Cain Springs (ire. was caused by lightning. she said No injuries have been reported. State fire <"rews were being aided by In Ri verside County, a fire at Anza burned 600 a<"res before ha rd rainfall Tuesday led to full control Wednesday Firefighters cont:uned a fire in San Timoteo Canyon south of Redlands 1n San Bernardino The blimp will fly over S o uthe rn California t hrough August. flashing messages on how to obtain films and speakers who can explain the various schemes and who to con· tact if approached by a con man , a spokesm an said. Home Savings a nd Loan Assn. 1s underwriting the cos t of the program. Garlic Farms -ee1· tJmon--- G ILROY <AP> -Fields of garlic ripe for harvest remained without workers today as a s trike by garli c pickers continued. while the Unit· ed Fann Workers won union elections at two garlic farms Workers al the Christophe r Ranch voled 188·5 Wednesday lo have the U FW represent them in negotiations with growers, and field hands at Bob Felize Farms voted 77-0 ror union representation. The Gilroy region south or San Francisco SUP· plies a bout 90 percent or lhe nation's garlic crop, about 15 million pounds arlnually. About 1,200 garlic pickers walked off their jobs July 21 and the strike spread to about 800 workers harvesting other crops this week. "renwinkel De11i~d Part>IP F RONTERA <AP> -A parole board. sa~g Patricia Krenwinkel was "extremely callous ' to human suffering. has re· ( .. ....,. •T'E J fused for a third time to ..,,,..,, f r ee th e c o nv ic t e d _______ _. murderer. a disciple of Charles Manson. The board We dnesday rejected Miss Krenwinkel's contention that she was a confused product of the 1960s. PCB Containers F1>und· BAKERSFIELD <AP> -Pacifi<" Gas&. Elec· tric Co. will prepare a plan to clean up a company work yard here because 10 capacit-0rs containing the suspected carcmogen PCB were found buried on the site The capacitors we re discove red shortly after company crews began digging sample trenches through a landfill area more than half the size of a f ootball field Wednesday Sld,,,,ard W1>rker.c .4iti rib- LOS ANGELES <AP> -A st rike by some J,700 Todd Shipyards Corp. employees seeking higher pay and free asbestos disease tests has halted almost all activity at the yard, a company official says Todd's industrial relations director. John O'Hara. said talks between Local 9 of the In· dustrial Union of Marine and Ship Builders of America and the shipyard re m a ined stalled Wednesday, the third day or the strike. Air Co•plder Falb ,tgain FREMONT <AP> -The Federal Aviation Ad· ministration computer t hat controls air traffic over Northern California and Nevada briefly failed again Wednesday. an FAA spokesman said. Roger Johnson said the computer was down Cor 10 minutes, from 12:33 a .m . lo 12:43 a .m .. and the malfunction caused "little or no impact" on flights in the area served by the Fremont center. Deserts Bracing For More Stonns By Tlte Aslocla&ed PftlS Southern California desert areas and parts or Arizona braced for more lhuncrentorms and hlcb wlnds todQ after lightning killed an oU·duty s berifrs deputy in Needles and six inches of rain fell on Parker, Ariz. San Bernardino County deputy Michael Sam· pie 22, was killed instantly by lightning Wednesday whlle water·sldinc on the Colorado River in NeNlel. He died at the outset of a furious storm that broustrt winds ol up to 80 mpb, knocked down more than 50 telephone poles and forced the closure o[ HJpway 95 between Needles llDd BlY\be. Heavy rains also fell in Lu Vecu and at Boulder Ctty ln Nevada. 'n. neult of that moisture and tbe deMrt heat bu belD felt lD tM form ol thundenbowen and H1btniq 1trtlk:e1 durtn1 lite week that bave touebed olf numerous brusbftres. I • ( .. ----~--------~-----~-----~--~--~~~ . e believe that ha holdups are a crime. You've eaten away half your lunch hour being held up at the bank. You've left the car running at the curb only to find a crowd parked at the teller line. You've rushed to get money before 5: 00 and got caught in the rush hour ... in your bank lobby. Imperial believes that's a crime! At our offices throughout California, we've come down hard on time-robbing incon-. veruences. ·1 That's why at some locations we open express lanes at peak hours. We keep most offices open on Saturdays. We have ample parking outside. And we've got people who are friendly, but stay fast and efficient. Imperial has many ways to help you save. Not only money (passbooks and certificates that pay higher dividends than any bank), but minutes too. So if the slow ins and outs of bank- ing are holding you up, there's a quick alternative. It's Imperial Savings , for people on the move. Coate Meu, South C.at Pl-.. T~ 3310 Bristol Street (714) 540-7591 Newport •••ch 3388\lia Udo (714) 87~3130 Newport CenW 550 Newport Center Ori"9 (714) 644-1461 i l oronoeeo "oa.1v Po101 Editorial Pg.1eiimilll••••••rh•Utldlly•••' Ju•1y•3•1.•1•..,•lllll!lll••ll!lll!!l•R•o«>ertlllllllll•aartN1r•N•. •WM<t•••~•~•'• b1~.::.~.'~•d•1•'°'•r•'~ •• p_.•1•K•;•dt•~•u•iEc11tor•• Mooring Fee Hike Needs Explanation Boaters who lie up ln Newport Harbor let out a yelp recently when 1t wu le~ the city wanted to hlke both onshore and offshore moonna r . The ::ity Council will vote next month on wheth~r to ral e om hore r from 15.25 to $10 per foot per vessel c ch yt•itr Onshort' fees ~'Ould go rrom S3 30 to 15 per loot. Boat h"t!ady ha~ protested. Th y clalm they'r sUll smunaug over the county' move early this year to raise at.-. offshore h rbor r from $6 to $18. It b cleur, m today's mflalionary ~ueeie. that the price or thingb conunu s to ~ up and up But an the ca e or the moorm~ I , it' interest.mg to note what th com· mercial ·u•bh ·hments charge According lo the city'· own survey, c lly rates already are higher than most commercial outle~. Of seven busmessc ch~cked. the lop price per foot was only $6. The city's aq::ument for hiking the lees is that the Cons umer Price Jnde x would put the fees at roughly $10. That may be. Bul looking over the city's own fee sur· vey. one ~'Ollders why lhe county and now the city feel in· clined lo lead the way in price mcreases. Boaters, it seems, have good reason to ask for a bet· ter explanation on the stiff in crease. Mailbox Victory · When the U.S. Postal Service's new energy-savif}g program was put to work on Lido Isle in Newport Beach recently, there was a bit of yelling. Lido residents said they were caught off guard one morning when they went to deposit their bills and letters and discovered the island's lone mailbox was gone. Several residents called up Newport's Postmaster Robert House for an explanation. House said he told them the box was removed because, according to a survey, Lido writers were stuff. • ing fewerthan25piecesof mail a day in it. Such poorly used boxes. he continued. are being re· moved as part of a nationwide energy-saving plan. He said boxes are being used as storage bins by mailmen who have been taken out of rars and put back on walking assignments. The wa lking part, he said. is where the energy is saved. But Lido residents persisted. arguing that as letter writers they ranked with the best of them. Apparently they made their point. The mailbox was returned two days later. , In retros pect. one r esident suggested. that while th~ ' post officC' was saving ~nergy by removing_ bo".'es, r!!Sl· dents were doubling their energy consumption m trymg to track dov.n another mailbox. Bay Cleanup Moving After years of argument and delay, it appears progress f malJy is being made on tbe effort to clean up the Upper Newport Bay. But before the citizenry lets out a cheer, a word of caution is in order. . Thanks to efforts by harbor citizens and city leaders. the state water board has approved a S2 million grant for construction of a silt-catch basin. · But the City of Newport Beach had asked for $10 milJion a nd then expressed concern that even that amount might not be enough. In the past, estimates for a proper silt-catch basin have come in as high as $40 million. The big stumbling block now is that the city must show where it intends to get the rest of the money by December or risk Josing the grant. Newport. Mayor Jackie Heather admitted it will take a "heroic effort" to pinpoint all the dollars by the end of the year. She asided. though, that "it's worth it -it would be tragic if we Jost this grant." We agree. It would be tragic. r The grant represents only one victory in what always has promised to be a ve ry long and arduous battle. • Opinions expressed 1n the space above are those of the Daily Pilot. Other views expressed on thrs page are those of thetr authors and artists Reader comment is 1nv1ted. Address The Da ily Pilot, P.O Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642·4321 . Boyd/Fortunes By L...M. BOVD Question arises as to which has produced tbe largest individual fortunes .-gold. oll or canned soup. That. canned soup comes into the· discussion because one man built a fortune on it, leaving S200 million, even more than J.P. Morgan left. Fortunes of late, however. have been founded not so muc h on what's under the ground as on it, real estate. And in partic ular. most of the natfon·s lady millionaires have built their wealth through land transactions. Q What do you know about the game of squash? Dear Gloomy Gus ~ewport Beach lifeguards and lb• Orange County Harbol' Dept. already have eacellent underwater search and recovery dive tuma. Wb,y do we taxpayers have lo finance yet another dive procram with the city .Police Dept.? 'ENOUGH ..... , o..,_.._ .... .... "'., ............. ... == ..... , .. _.,_ __ ,..,.,,.,..,._. ....,.o...o, ..... A. Onl y that the world's best players of same live in Pakistan. Client asks what book has made the most money. "The Wind of War" by Herman Wouk merits that distinction. It 's a story about the beginnings of World War 11. A BC· TV paid $2S million for it, I'm told. Q . Who was Pittsburgh Phil? A. That was the alias of one George Smith. said by some to have been the most successtul horseplayer or alJ lime. Claim is he put together $1. 700,000 by betting on the ponies. Q. What proportion of the school desks have the arms attached to the left sides? A . 11 percent. Because 11 percent of the student.a are left·hanckd. Q . What are tbe most popular names amoa1 kids Just enterln1 school next Fall? A. AmollC boys, in order: lllcbMI, JMOD and Matthew. Amon1 1trls, ta order: 1ea11 ... Amy and Sarall. Lot of people open ap .... m11 ac a 1M111, depOllt ,.. a.moant of lllGD8J .. .. •• aad tbm illDqlt t.bem. About ao mllliaD • ,..1a pYeD up lat.bile rr. Rowland Evam / Robert Novak Some See Tax Fever Cooling WASlll NG TON -While R•pubUcal\a were ~rlormlq in Delroll1 Democr1t1 scattered around the retl or the COlmU'Y were comlna to a f ateruJ de· clalon that hands the laJc·cutUna IHU~ toJWnald Rea,an. The urprlse tnding by Democratic lawmakers . testing v o l e r s'e ntame nt bll c k h o mt- rlur1ng the b r I e ( congressional recess: tax c ut fever 1 down, not up In f act , 1returnang to Washingt on July 21. they reported lbeir constituents never had been interested in the Kemp-Roth tax reduction bill. That m ess age was mos t Joyously received in the Oval Of· fi ce. where President Carter and ha s advisers felt touched by heaven-sent tidings. They had dreaded the return of Congress. panting with tax cut demands. Instead. Democrats at the White House and Congress are in rare Mailbox unison that lax reducUon should be postponed untll afttr the eltttion. Thus. party Unes on tu reductJon are clearly drawn for Novembet'. THERE MIGRI' yet be ~· election tax cull Ir one highly· influential Democratic dinenter -Sen. Russell B . Long. chairman or the Senate Finance Committee -gets his way. But a tax bill pushed through by Long and Republican senators <even if rel&lCtanUy signed by the president) will not alter the clear partisan choice on tax reductioo. That m ay well reflect a massive misreading of the public mood. if expert pollsters are con-ect. It could be a fatal error in Carter·s strategy to keep beleaguere d blue-collar workers from joining the R e agan c ru sa d e. Th e Democrats are gambling that the autoworker. oppressed by inflation and fearful or losing has JOb. as not interested in an S800 tax cut . That as preci se ly the impression veteran Democr~Uc politicians. adept at winning electloa1, brouabt back to Washington . Rep . John Br•demu, tbe abrewd Houle majority wblp, told "'-that bis South Bend, Ind., bu.lmeumen and workingmen ali k e , victimlud by i:nfiat.ion, want no part of Kemp-Roth (cutting income taxes 10 percent a year for three years>. OLD·FASRIONED liberal Brademas might be accused of pro·t.axation bias, but not Rep. James Jones. the leading Democratic tax-cutter in the House. He re~rted findings identical to Brademas, both in his conservative Tulsa, Okla., district and oo a speaking trip to South Dakota. No wonder, then, that tax fever on Capitol Hill has subs ided, much to Carter's comfort. While presidential aides a month ago worried that Carter could not catch up with Reagan on this issue, they are now convinced the Republicans have hung an albatross around the ir ne cks. Indeed. Carter ~trateg1 s t s a r e ur ging Democratic politicians to caU 1t Reagan-Kemp-Roth, linkanR the popalar PNlkllatial c.....,..e with a auppoeed!y unPGl*lar notion. But ta It that unpopulS? ODe preat11ious pollster recently took a secret national poll that indicates voters are aclUq for tax cuta, but are troubled by two factors: First, they have been so misled by the politician.a that they no longer believe pfOIDi,aes they hear: second, they are so concerned by runaway federal spending that they give the priority to budcet balancin& over tax cutting. BUT VOTERS actually c...aot choose between Carter's balanced budget and Reap.n's tax cut. Whet.her or not taus are reduced, the budget will be ra r out of balance -a racl c l~arly understood by voters <nearly S·tO·l in the secret national poll >. What's more, 40 percent of these voters think the budget can be balanced by g r eat«?r bus in ess activity induced by tax reductions - probably a higher percentage than among even Republican congressmen. De m oc rats may be s o influenced by their nostalgja for the days when low·bracket tax cutting was the name of the game that they are misjudging the public mood. In a July 20 article for the New York 'nmes. Carter campaign chairman Robert Strauss noted that the taxpayer in the 16,700 t.o-Sl0,000 bracket would receive a mere $120 tax cut. But the great election chase ol 1980 is oot for these &owest income taxpayers. notorious non-voters who vote Democratic if they vote at a.U. Tbe quarry is that autoworker who now earns $25,000 a year but ra lls e ve r farthe r behind econorrucally, partly because or ri si ng taxes . In 1979, an estimated 38 million Americans paid taxes on income over $15.000, of who m 27 million reported over $20.000. For the $25,000 autoworker with a wife and two children, the third year tax savin gs of Re agan· Kepmp·Roth would be a tidy $809. Airport Competition ·Benefits Travelers To the Editor: Airline de regulation. whkb . was enacted over a year ago, was s upposed t o increase competition and keep Cares down by allowing any U.S. air· line to operate from any U.S. airport it desires. So far in most cases de· regulation bas met its goals, but definitely not at Orange County's John . Wayne Airport where the Orange County Board o f S up e rvisors and Air California are bound lo maintain a monopoly for that carrier in many market s from Orange County Airport. Air California was a strong s upporte r o f deregulation legislation, and since its passage has taken advantage of it by adding many new routes, while at the same time has dug up any possible e xcuse t o keep competition out of Orange County . This s hows Air California is only looking out for its own interests. As a result of this total d isregard for the traveling public in Orange County on the part of Air California and the county Board of Supervisors, the standard air fare from Orange County to San Francisco can Air California monopoly) is $60. However, just 40 miles up the San Dlego Freeway at LAX where five or six carriers fly to San Francisco the fare is $25 to S3S unrestricted. This means a resident of Orange County, lf willing to drive to LAX. can save up to S70 on a round trip to San Francisco. Air California doea have a r~uced fare, but with all o( its restrictions, the rare is all but a Joke. Witb a little competition a comparable fare would be available out of Orange County airport. THE FEDE&AL government is not happy about this situation in · Oran1e County. and in fact bas this year granted pennj.u. ion to four MW airlines that wish to start servln1 John Wayne Airport. However, Air California and the cowrty Board of Sapervllon have so far been aucceufal in keeplq this new competition out of the county by filing lawsuits and other dela)'inc tactics. Tbil 11 a real d i11ervlce to air traftlen la Orate Couaty, Md not lD ....... wttll .... rulll " .,........ The Onnle County Airpart ii a federally operated airport, wblcb meut our tax dollan keep It open. T• ...._. PQ the •alarill of ... eGlllrOli.n ..... tower,_.,. • .,~ ud mal•t•aaace, r••••1 • lighting. electronic instrument landing systems and on and oo. · • If monopoly <JJr routes are to pe r s is t a t Orange County Airport then I do not wisb the federal government to spend my tax dollars to fund the airport. The money can be put to much better use elsewhere. Let Air California and the county Board or Supervisors fund the airport. I anxiously welcome any comments from Mr. R. W. Clifford <Pres ident or Air California) and/or anyone on the county Board of Supervisors. JACK TAINTOR Trllftu!r11 ~Gl"fl To the Editor: I recently arrived safely at my office after, again, t.aJting my life in my hands in traveling oo Interstate 5 in No r thern California and having numerous trucks, Jogging, refrigeration and other large vehicles. approach the rear of my car so close that I could count the bugs on the license plate and see the smile on tbe truck driver's face. I have listened lo countless complaints from other drivers such as myself and I can only wonder where our res~ible California Highway Patrol Departme nt is hiding when tbes,e drivers of dangerous weapons proceed down the highway wit.bout due regard for the safety or the drivers of the slower moving vehicles. Being of the older generation, when we were able to drive 65 miles per hour and the truckers still held to a 55 mile per hour speed limit, I rau to comprebeod how I can now be driviq at their old speed and they are permitted to barrel up behind me. put both life and limb in jeopardy, and continue t o swerve in order to pasa me at a speed that makes me apphr as tbou1h 1 am standid1 still. I have traveled the hi1bways from Northern to Southern Calilomia for many years and must admJt thtt It ls a ran oc· ualon to see a truck driver r~eivtna a citation alontJide the bl1hway , thou a b "tbe 1utomobUe driver, It seems. is readily detected by the Callfornla ffilbway Patrol. I ran. TBAT lt ll lime that we tell our auUaoritlea in &Mr•..-.-wberever, wbo ru• tlae Callforala Hl1bway Patrol, tbal IM roedl are to be made aale tDI' .0 ofllM tra~ wbo UM Ulole &yways and not Jult far tbe lnlcldn1 indultry that appeata to have llttle reprd fClr the amaUer vebldes ..., tboM bltlaw.,_. Hopefully , a Calirornia Highway Patrol officer an your area will read this letter and perform his duty in ma.Jung \be roads safer for all o( us. On my next trip from Northern to Southern California I hope to see at least one truck that is de· s erving of being c ite d fo r s peeding t>eang given tha t citation. Alt bough · my concern is mainly with the safety for m y family using our hi ghways, I mus t admit that I have a problem understanding bow a large rig rolling down the highway at 70 to 80 miles per hour can be conserving any ol the gas and oil \bat this country so much needs to conserve. Perhaps the trucking industry s hould commence to police their own ranks much as other professions and occupations do. and take sanctions agamst the repeating offenders. Many of the trucker5 who used to be the friends o( us all on the highways <and still are) are still truclo.ng and maybe they can influence the new breed. GENE FINK f'fdr•,,...r To the Editor: At the recent Orange County Fair, we have just experienced a very unfair and disappointing situation. Our son exhibited and put a steer through the school FFA auction, with a considerable loss of income. First ol all, the students were given to understand tbat the price the a uctioneers would start al was $1 a pound and certainly very Uttle profit would be realiud there. But as the eveninc went oo, the auctiooeers were no longer trying to get Sl but wett selling tbe steers at 90 cent.a a pound or less. The yo un g were not "educated" by their ~acbers to the fact that they should "scratch" their beef and not nen put them throu1b the auct.icm when they were not nen gettlq a decent price. But even worse as the eveniq drew to a clOle and the unfGrtuaale oaes who were on tbe eed ot tbe Ult of 115 exhibit.on did not 1et tbe Ume or attlntioD t.bal tbe fttlt ones pt. They ,....._ tbe beef a nd their J OUDI eabtbltora t.broup IO fut tlMlt IOIMtilMI there were allDOll two steers ID tbe rinl at tbe same time IDd not more t.baD .. m1Date waa ipent OD trylq to lel a --prite fortbe fiDe beef. WE llltA&D 18111 aaw may )'OUDI kids ad tlMt.r parenta wbo said they __... IMftf ..... wa nt lo go through that t>xper1ence. they felt the kids bad been simply "ripped off." Our son told the man ia the back vmtmg down the prices. he could not sell under $1 but the auct1ooeers had already sold on the f11-st offer or 75 cents ooe second after he had gone anto the nng. We never had a chance to get tn another offer or to t.alce it out or the ring in lime <which be trie d>. Of course the buyer would not release the "cheap beef'' and our son suffered a great loss and even greater disappomtment. It would seem if 115 beef are too many to auction off beca~ of time, lack of buyers, or lack of s ustained concern by the auctioneers the young people s hould be anlonned of that fact and the untortunate ones on the end of the list could withdraw before the auction. NAME WITHHELD :IU Will~ To the F.ditor: R e : Bob Green 's article, "Draft Resisters," July 24. I do not want our wung men to die ln another war, but if we don't keep a fuJl-bodied army, who will protect this country? How can we be so selfish and expect someone else to care tor us. This is not Vietnam. This is a ti me of total chaos in the majority of the governments in the world. These countries have been at war since the begianiag of time and oow they affect tbe entire globe. HOW LONG can we sit ~ and fulfill our selfish needs, pamper our children. teach them not to respect God, their parents or their country? I pray and hope we will not have another war, but if we are not prepared, then we must expect to lose all we have worked lor, lose a future for our children and lose hope not only for a free world but for a Uvtng world. Let UI not be, the 8W 111 llill, but do let ua be defeuive. I worry about our future wbm a sew.II people do not •• to defend the rithta tbey bold eo dear or when a confused 1overnment cannot be1in to buJJd an army wttbout belq let back bec•use of ·•women's • luues." \ • D. BONHAM I ,....., .... ..._~ ... --..., .._~ ............. ...... _.....,,.......,, ....... -.... CA ... L..-n I I • fW t'M11•• .... ......... _. ... _ ....... .._. ..... _ .. ...__ __ ............... .-... ...... df• --• ' . ... --·------------------------... --~-.-.----.-.--------~----------------------- NATION D&iaotf CAP> -"" ywa •••· Jimmy Hoffa vaa11hd after ....... a aubwtlu Oet.tok ........................ ............. ,.... .. ...... -.. . u.e ..... u.~-.. =--~a:.-:: •• .:= ........ ~ ............ uwa't d'...,... t.Mtr tlMor7 on wbo la beblnd Hoffa 'a dlup. ,....Mee. 'l'llD ..... S\'S 88 WIS tae tarpt • a eGDtrHt murder .,. H•led by or1aal1ed crime ...._ to Jll"aled wbat fedwal lDwHttaators 111 .re lon1· tt..esa llminea arra.qements ~ tM Teamsten. ''We're DO more bopefu1 DOW lU8 we wer-e two years aco. '' .. ,. 0 . JPrantlin Lowie, bead ol tbe l>etrat FBI office. ·'We're no more pesaimiatic either. The cue is open but unsolved. We're still wortinc on it." Among the. government's ef· forts to solve t h e highly publici.led case was a barnge of criminal prosecutions in the bope ol penaadlng a suspect to trade testimony for a light sen· tence and protective custody. FOtJa UP\JTED underworld ' figures aad their associates were convicted of a dozen crimes, but the FBI bas been un- able to implicate them in the cliaappearaoce of Hoffa, who at the time of his disappearance was planning a campaign to oust Frank F\tzaimmoos as president of tbe nation's largest labo!' un- ion. Judges meted more than 80 yean lD sent.ences including one of life lmpri&onmeot, but most or tbe suspected Hoffa case figures are eligible for parole in a few ·years. All are appealing their convictions, a few are free on bond and one has served his sen· tence. "My family has been through a lot. I've gone tbrougb a JIMMY HOFFA CU. Uneolved AP ....... lot. . .I'm tired," says Charles O'Brien, 45. of Hallandale. Fla. O'Brien, who says he is Hor fa's foster son. served 10 months in prison last year for artcepting a car Crom an auto dealer dunng a union organizing drive and for making a false statement on a bank loan application. He's'back on the payroll as an organizer for the Southern Conference of Teamsters. THE DAY HOFFA disap. peared, O'Brien was driving the car the FBI believes was used in the abduction. Hair like Hoffa's was found in the car. O'Brien grew up in the Hoffa household, but shortly before the disappearance, he had a falling out with Hoffa. O'Brien says be knows nothing of the disap- pearance. Hoffa was last seen getting m a car with several men outside the Machus Red Fox Restaurant in Bloomfield Township. FBI agents believe former New Jersey Teamsters boss All· thony Provenzano, 63, wanted Hoffa out ot the way and reputed New Service! Starts~tl nortkiut Pnu11vanla crtm• boH l\uaMU Bufallno. '1', ap- proved a klWn1. &&Pt/T&D DST801T un· derworld fl1are Aatboay Glacalone aad llUa ......,. Wo, federal a1ent1 believe, hand their friend Hoffa to tbe re1t1W'anl oo Lhe pretext of let· Ulna an old feud betweee tWfa 11td Provenuno. Provenu.no. Bufallno, and the Giacalooe brothers are all serv· lng jail terms. convicted of charges unrelated to the Hoffa case. Provenzano's control of Teamsters Local 560 in Union Ci: ty. N .J .• made him ooe ol the most powerful labor boaes on the East Coast and Hoff a needed bis s upport 'for a comeback, agents say . Federal investigators say that in a police lineup five 1nontbs after Hoffa disappeared. a wit- ness tentatively identified a Provenzano associate as oae of the men with Ho(fa outside the restaurant. The m a n was gunned down two years 110 in New York's Little Italy in what authorities say was a "mob bit." THE FBI COMPILED a list or a half-dozen likely burial sites. all with connections to organbed crime and within minutes of the restaurant. Last year, it was re- ported that an informant said Hoffa was slain in Detroit, dis· membered in New Jersey and buried in a Florida swamp. Meanwhile. little bas changed in the Teamsters since Hoffa disappeared. Fitzsimmons is 12 lnd battling cancer. but he vows to seek another five-year lerm as the Sl56.000-a·year bead of the 2.2 mill io n -member union . Congressional critics again are raising questions about the operation or the Fund. Federal investigators say the fund acts as a frie ndly banker to un· de rworld figures looking for loans Introducing ow new service to Seattle-2 convenient flights every day. The only ne><hanje-of-plane servtce from Orange County to Seattle! 50% o«: Every coach seat, every flight. every day through September 15. AD you have to do is buy a round-trip ticket! 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The $5,000 contest by the scientific and public affairs journal will only consider essays by people I born after Aug. 6, 1945 -the day an Amencan I B-29 dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Loretta Siciliano, now a 31·year-old attorney. med the negligence suit agalnsl Hastings College of the Law because she claimed the school knew t hat p otentia ll y dangerous people were coming into the school building. -. AT PETER'S LANDING NEW CABARET LOUNGE Presents Live ~ntertainrnent 3 Shows Nightly Tuesday thru Saturday Japan. ~· "We want to create an awareness in the I 16360 Pacific Coast Highway younger generation," s aid Tom Hazinski , the H t 8eoc journal's circu.lation manager. "It's not in the unting on h memory in most people unde r 35 The older Reserv hons rllJ)592-442l 171,. c"'"' generation has had this hrst hand expenence." ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!o~!!!!!iJ!~''!!!!!!i!i!!!ii!!ii!!!~or~v!!!ii!! .-)~~!!!!!!!v-!!!!l!!!!3Q!!1!!!!!!!. HICK'S MEN'S STORE AUIUST CLEARANCE SALE STARTS FRIDAY, AUi. 1st A FINE SELECTION OF Ci)UALITY CLOTHING REDUCED TO PRICES THAT MEAN GREAT SAVINGS SUITS &IOUP OF sum Reqvlar I bS.00 •••••••.•••••••.•••.•••••••• MOW 94.75 to I ".75 HOUPOFSUITS Requlor 18S.00to 21000 •••••••••••••••••• MOW 149.75 .. ln.75 lllMGSlm&I sum RE!O\Jb 21s oo 10 265 00 •••••••••••••••• MOW 169.71 .. 1n.1s AUSTIN-sum Requla 24500 1(1 27500 •••••••••••••••• MOW ltt.75 .. Jlt.75 HICKEY RIEMAN surrs Reou1a Jsooo 10 moo •••••••••••• NOW 2H.7S to l".75 SPORT COATS GaOUP OF SPORT COATS Reo.h to 11000 •.•••.•••.•••.•••••••••••• MOW 79.75 Gaour OF SPORT COATS F"""Ol.h 10 11500 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• How 1t.1s vaoua COATS Requh 165.00 ••••.••••••...•.•••.•••••...•.•••.•••. MOW tt.75 GIOUPOFSPORTCOATS ~r<OJo. 1550010 •8500 .......... NOW t1'.7Sto IS•.75 SHOES FlOISHllM SHOES Reo•..lor 57 QS 10 65CX' .••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••• NOW 3'.15 FlOISHBM SHOES Reaular n.so 10 75 00 ..••••••••.•••••..•••..••••••. MOW 4'.15 SLACKS GIOUP OF SLACKS Peaufor 27 <?S 1(1 3000 ............................ MOW ... 15 DllSS SLACKS Requlor 32 so'" 4500 •••••..••••••••••••••• MOW 23.15 2 for •s.oo DRESS SHIRTS AllOW SHOltT SL&VE SHlln'S ReoJlor 13.00 to 15 00 •••••••••• • ••••••• MOW 7.15 1 AalOW LOMG SLllVE SHllTS Rt>qu!or 15 00 10 I q 00 •••••.•••••••••••••• MOW t .II ·~ SANT & AltlOW SHIRTS Rt"CJl.Jlc7 20.00 IO 24 00 •.•••••.•••••••••••••••• MOW I I .ti NECKWEAR HICITllS Requb to 12.50 .................. , • , ••••••••••• MOW 6.tt l for 20.00 . NICICTllS Requlor lo 18.50 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MOW 7.tt l w 21.00 SPORT SHIRTS ••ow OF SPOllT SHIRTS RecPcir to 20.00 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• NOW I I.IS SICMll OF SPOllT SH•TS RecPc:r to 25.00 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• , MOW I l .15 HOUP 0. SPOllT SI_,., Regulor to 28.50 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MOW I S.15 HCMll 0. SPOllT SI •TS R~ to 35.00 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MOW I t.11 SWIMWEAR SWIM ~ R~ ro I 3.00 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•• MOW 7 .II I PENNWEST E~SEMILES ~WIST JACU'rS R~ #,7.SC> •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MOW Jt.11 MATa•• Sl.ACIS R~ 30.00 .................................. MOW It.II ec 'S • J4'7"9U. ... , ..... O'Neill Blasts Birchen WASHINGTON (AP> Spewr 'lbomn P. O'H4d Jr. ... ......._. ..... ~ won't kJM t'Gllll'OI ol eoae... a. t.be No.ember elecUc.a bee ... "the Jobn Birchen are In control of \be Republican Part " o·~eill'• refert>nce to tM ullra·t"l1bt·wln& Jobn Blrch Socal'ty drew amcnechat flrt rrom two con1re ~s1onul Republmu~ be fll\Cled out b)' n amt> They calltd it an 1rre:,pons1bl attack O'NEllL TOLD A news coo ferenet> that ··s1rcbers" are ap parent among Repubhca n leaders on the floor He ~mgled out Reps. Robert E Bau_man. R Md . and John H. Roussek>l. R Calif . as examples ··There are more ol them on the floor today than in any ol lhe years I have been in the House ·• O'Neill said Wednesday. Rousselot was a member or the society untJJ he qwt about a year and a half ~o ··1 think it's a ll pretty ridit'ulous." Rousse lot said m response to O'Netll's attack. ROl: ELOT SAID he public- ly repudiated the society when h e left 1t. H e said that no member o f th e prese nt Repubht'an leadersh1p as either -~ pMt or present member. Bauman· said: ' I'm not a m e mber of the J o hn Birch Society and never have been. J"ve been cnlJcaJ of 1t ror quite some time. I think this shows the ·speaker bas lo6t bis touch. ·'It's a measure or the speak e r 's desperation.' · Bauman said ''ll 's t otally 1rrespons1ble. He·n have a hard ·tun e 'A.inning as even minority : leader tf be keeps talking like • that " THE SUBJECT came up when . O't'e1U was asked by r eportet's if he was afraid the Republicans might gain control of the Houi.e in Novem be r a nd e lect a Republican speaker O'Neill at'knowledged "this is : a hard )ear" and that Democr:Jts probably would lose · IS to !8 seats to Repub!Jcans ................ SWITCHED TO ACRYLICS FOR SAl'ETY REASONS Mtchefle Purcelt'e P8lnttftle 8tlOWft Ndoft8ltr Cop·o•t ~1st Police Wife Fil/,s Hours Bv PAUL GRIFFO •Cit U• Deity ...... ~Witt A woman whose husband is puttmg m long hours as a police narcotics officer has the option o r : 1 ) mopin g a r o und. 2) co m pla1n1n g or 3> doin g somelhi!l~ creative to _pass the lJme while he is away T hat was t he situation for Michelle PurceU. wife of Laguna Beach P olice Captain Neil Purcell. 11 years ago She decided to take up paintJng HEil CHOICE paid off in the long run. Now her stil~life a c rylic worts have been reproduced and distributed na· tionwide by Donald Product.ions of New York. Many of her paintings also h ave been e xhibited at the Laguna Beach Art·A·Falr since 1972 This year Mrs . Purcell's original acrylics as well as the reproductions are for sale at the Art·A·Fair located on Laguna Canyon Road at Canyon Acres Drive She says s he s trives for brightness and clarity in ber paintings·. which feature her small collection of antiques draped tutdull)' with flowers. "I LIKE TO paint happy things ... says the congenial artist.. · '1bett 's already enough gloominess in the world." She pa.inls in a studio that ~ husband added onto her house i.n Laguna Beach. Before that renovation. however. she bad to paint in ber bedroom. •• 1 almost tilled all of us with turpeatiM." abe chuckled. "I had lo s top painting in oils because ot it.." Tbus she switched to acrylic paints to spare h e r two daughters Deanna. 18. and Danie.fie, 16. her son Cary, 17. and her hus band from the irritating fumes. Mas. PURCELL ·s UD · re produced originals sell for $565. Originals that have been reproduced are Sl.100. The paintings can be viewed from 10 a.m . toll:30p.m . daily until Aug. 24. wbent.befestival closes. AdmiMk>o to the Art·A·Fair Is $1 for adults. 'Ibere is oo cbarse for chlldrm 12 years and undet'. ~Drug Charges Di.smissed A San Francisco tax attorney and tu.s t'lose fnend have been acquitted by an Orange County Supenor Court jury of charges thev were involved 1n a Sl m i llion Af g h an ista n -to-Cal ifornia dru ~ sm uggling operation to bnng hashish into Southern California si x crates containing 547 pounds of hashish from a San Francisco warehol.IS(' to a storage garage owned by Munn m the East Bay city of Concord. However, the two claimed on the witness stand they had no mkling they were transporting illicit drugs. believing instead they were hauling wooden trays for an importer~xporter named James McKay wbo had hired Weinstein as bis tax lawyer. must fall. and Carl Armbrust is a bout to be drenched ." tbe g r ay·haired Munn said in reference to the deputy district attorney wbo prosecuted tbe case. Defense attorney Patrick Hallinan said be would have been disappointed with aoythiag less than a full acqu.itt.al C« bis clients alter attacking tbe prosecution's case as bela1 "sUpsbod" tbe previous day ID . LOCAL. Budget RiSe Seen N-M Aided ~Federal Funds Newport·M..a ICbool b'UMeel laa" llJIWOffd a MU milloD P9bllcatloa IMlclc•t for ftleal mM1. Tile bud1et. up about SZ mUUoa Oftl' tbe a.tatift budeet apprond Jw 11. " the lecmd lD a aeriel tlW must be olLa,.ed before a llaal doeument is autborbed by lbe count.y Board ot Supemlon. saMMJL OFFIOALS said tbe addltblal 12 milUon " the resWt of federal funds recently autboriled for special procrams next year. 1'be publication bud&et is $1.16 million b.IOer than lut year's budget. offtciall noted. . Sea Breeze To Cool Run In Clemente It's cool ocean breezes all the way in the Pops Proctor 10-kilometa' nee Saturday at the south mdof San Clemente. Tbe race, narMCS after an o&d surfer U¥t fisherman who sWI frequents the SC>Ytb coa.st. eets under way al 8 :30 1L m . Begistratioo &Dd-cbeck·in begins al7:30a.m. Proceeds from the race go to the San Cleme nte State Junior LUe1uards. wlio will also compete in the nm. The nm begins at the state beach ort Catafia Street. continues oo sute park trails and roads. back along Tres~ Beach. past the rormer Nixon est.ate. and back to San Clemente SUte Beach. For more information, call Marlene at492-<*)2. Visiting Teen Loses Board, Drowns at BB A 17 -year-o&d Rowlud He6lbts youth wbo apparently drlftecf too far from ~ on a belly board bas become Huntington Ctty Beach's second drowniq Yic:tlm oft.be season. Dead 1s Wi I If r e do Cruz Tecson. who was visiting the beach wilb his brothers and rriends. Marine Safety Captain Doug D'Amall said lbe youth drilled about 1.50 yardS from shore near Beach Boulevard at 11 :40 a .m .. Tuesday. when he apparenUy lost his gripoa the board in about eight reet ol water. Tbe youth's brother and a lifeguard were~w ln their rescue alt.empts. LHt 1ear•1 doc•mnt •• ralHd bJ more U••• 11.n mllUGD........, ID a llaallllnp I.De .................. ,.... uu........,...._..otta· come a. 6a tbe ftlcal ,.. •· balJ.-30. Included were lat0me INm u.. .... ot land wl bdd'np. tbelaleot~ ........ and iea.e.. ....._t oo 4lltrtd depolita. tuiUall wl ec.'GDOIDie impact aid. Fl,NANCIAL admlal1traton scrambled late lut moatb to carve ..,.000 from tut ftatal year's budaet because ot state onnpeectiria. Tbe scrambling ended. however, when tbe state IAlllllM'e .,,..,... a ---tHlf flnandne tbe ~. ICMol flaanee admiafttl'atoft .... Diltriet UWtee1 laave woned Ulla Jear to e&lmlHte 1$ mWkMa IA uUdpeled ftlMDdlturea from the 1-.at·budlel. Tbe c\lll -mostly 1brwp layoffs -followed a drop in in· come broulbt about by decllDlni student eerolllMftt ud lower state aUoeatNMal reswUq froG'I a proeeu ot 1...alD& out fundlDc to both rich wl poor diltrkta. Truateea have 1cbeduled a public hearln1 on their final 1-..1 budget draft for Aug. 2S in the Harper Community Center. 42S E . 18th St.. COlsta Mesa. Hearing Set Friday In Torture Sfuying By PHIL SNEIDE&MAN Ol-0.-. ,_ .... Five people attUSed of usinc a crossbow. convenUooal bow and a knife to torture and slay an acquiD&a.nce near Huntincton Central Park will appear in West Orange County Court Friday ror scheduling of a preliminary bearing. Tbe cowt date was ordered by Judge Marvin Weeks after arTaipmenl of the S"5pect.5 last week. At those proceedings, Orange County Deputy District Attorney Clilf Harris outlined a grisly scenario that allegedly 'ed to the death July l8of Stephen J . Ciccone. 31. an unemp'°Yed auto body mechanic from Garden Grove. HARR.IS SAID Ciccone was acquainted with the five persons charged in bis dealh. but bad fallen out ol favor wilh bis com- rades. resulting in a murder ~heme. The prosecutor alleged that t.be five SUSped.S lured Cittoae to an isolated brush area under the ~ of a rabbit hunting excursion. The suspects then s hot Ciccone with arrows from a Crossbow and a coavenUonal bow before taking turns stabbln1 blm with a knife. Harris ccntended. Tbe five also took the vktlm's bat. wallet and boots. he said. Tbe victim's body was disco\'tt'ed in heavy brush south ol Huntln«ton Lake and east 0( Edw arcls Stniet.. THE FIVE SUSPECTS. all charged with first-degree murder and consl)iracy. are J oe Aguirre. 3S, a nd his wife, Lnrie, 19, ol Huntington Beach; transients James ->A. Garwood, 23. and Brian C. Miller, 20; and J a m es R. Marvin. 23, of Stanton. Harris said he is seeking a s pecial circumstances finding in the case. contending that the murd e r lo o k place in conjunction with acts of torture and robbe r y Catalina Holiday To Increase Fare Operator.; of the 1 ts.foot C2lalina HoUlllay. which sails one daily roundtrip between Newport Beacb and Catalina Island. have announced that tht>ir rares wlll lncrea.se Aug. 7. Roundtrip tickets fO<" adults will be hilted rrom Sll to SI.8 and tares for children will be raised from ts.SO to $8. Catalina ~er Serritt. which bas operated lbe 425- passengtt wssef out ol lbe Balboa Pavilion tor etgt,t years. recently received permission from t.be sute Public Utilities Commission to in· crease fares. Openlots told commislioDert tUt. wit!lout tbe boost in prices. the ~ would end up iD tbe red for tM 1.0 season. The six·man, six-woman jury took l ess than four hours Tuesday to exonerate Morry Paul Weinstein, 39, a nd Gordon Bruce Munn 46 o f the eonspiraey charges. Weinstein and Munn were visibly elated after the verdicts were read in S uperior Court J udgeOrettaSears' courtroom closing argwneots to the Jury. -;:==================================; Both men had been arrested by federal narcotics agents two 1ummers aao aft.er transporting ~Ill~ B""are .. In every life a little rain U the old UJ1n1 ls true, Leoaard Matula •1 51 cata have a aainulatift total of 522 llv• yet to come. Tbe San PablO resident aays be•a no kook. be just llka cata. He apeDdl l10 A dQ GD cbcnt. , Benefit Set For Victims Of Accident The congregation or a small Costa Mesa Church hopes to ralae about $2.000 to puttbase a car for two members injured re- cenUy in an auto accident. Warren and Martha Dayton .If 2S6t Elden Ave .• Cost.a Mesa. were rushed to Mercy General Hospital. Santa Ana, late lut week after tbelr amaJI. older model foreign car was de· molisbed ln a collision at Red mu and PaularinoAvenues. Tbey remain ln stable condi· lion there, with Warren. 40. svf· fering head and internal injuriea a nd bis 23-year-old wife re· ~uperat!ne from a c:oacuaaioa. broken Jaw and face cuts. Members of tbeir cburcb, All· tlocb Community Cburcb. are seeklna donations for a 1araae sale to be beld Au1. t between t a.m . and 6 p.m . at 2515 Elden Ave .• said ~ Kerwin. wile of tbe putor. Meaana with items to c:oa· tribute to the sale. said Mn. Kerwin, are uked to call 146-3814 or 548-2146 Bouley Named Rotary Chief · Cotta Mesa's Rotary ClubUI elected Gordoa Bowley u = dent. He la DNlldea& of R• Ma~fnc. Other ollksl for ~ _.. Lou Dlna_•r. vice pre1i~ Jlowud KMltl. MC,..,. ltod c.n,. tn•••· Dtreetor1 are •aralaall Tlaompeoa. lloat1 MOD~ WlWam llV ''II· Nial l1 t• .. ..... ,, 'U.K.Wlll. ~------·....,...,._ ,._ ----..,.. .. ,_. .. ------------.... --. PUBLIC NOTICES assuDle a vital role in 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 f avoritlsm in the letting of public contracts. PUBLIC NOTICES can affect your life, property and business Read them every day. In the DA!LY PILOT ..... ---.... ---------- OBITUARIES Families May Swim At YMCA The Oranae Cout YMCA baa h&un ll• special famlly awlm •lnt tlme. •checluted Monday. Wedne1da1. and FTlday even1naa from 7to8. The YMCA is located 't 2300 Unlvenltl' Drlve, Newport Beach "If fam mea are 1pendln11 their summer vaullon cloeer to homt this year. they may want to add some special family fUn by •wimmlna at the Y." 1aid Gary Wean e r . aquatic director. lnform1Uoa recardi11g 1uest passes a.nd mem bersblps is ,available by vlslUog the YM CA on Un iversity Drive. or calling 642-9990. •U.•SO. C lAllAS AlllSOH ~-·•••°" July ~ ,., tn ~I• Al>•, C• Bot!' In Ml\-1 on .. .,,,.,.., U. 1"1 Slw ••• " w•w..:th••.,.,-lns.nt•An• ,,.,.., • O<'Oll•r Oft ~n tor U ¥Hr\ S,,. -.., • -ot llW SMiie ,.,.. Tu•t•n eo.ro ot Re.tltor\ SI-. ••• •"'l>lawd wltl'l t..., ''"'' SnY><<" •t '"" S.nl• An• Air 8•s. lot JO '"•'' ~rv1W<S D¥ • • C><otller L-~ !>I-ol Conne< lo<ut •"Cl ••ver•t trl•"d' "' Sou•"•'" C•li1o<ftl• 5rNl<t"l will bP IWld °" Frt 114¥, AuqoAI \, 1'eO .ti 1 OOPM el '"" W•wrley Oiurc11. S.tnt• .. ,,. .,,,. T,,.. Re¥ .. ......, M WelO ot tlW fl)lKooa• '"""" ol ,,. ~ .... ,, ofllCl•l"•Q Pr1vat~ tnt,.,f'T'@fltt will bf •t F•1rti .. vpn ,...,.,.,.,. ~·ce~ .-r tlW 01 .. <toon ot B•llt S.rqeron·Sml!h & Tulll•ll W••lcllff CNPtl Mornl•r• . ...__ alt()O(W•Y MERRILL BROCKWAY, a'"°''~"' Of El'<•n•l.H, c.. PeiW!O llWIJY on July "· '"° M•·~-¥IWO D¥1'11•w1teMary 18 8roow.., ol Enc1nrla\, Ce . I """' J ....... 0 Of eosi. -·ca . l oau9hl.,- GIAGy\~Cilt'lMY OI R-llC>S4nl• Fr C• •no s or•"ClchltOrf'n Funf'r.tl ... rv•H• """ "'° lleld on F"<Sev. A.,qu\I I '*•t 10 OOAMatll'le Pl•rc•Broll'lrr• 8•11 9,...,.,,.,.. ("•~I wtll'I llrv (l\arlft 0 CIAO Olflcl•1"'9 lnlH""'"I wlll bl' in l1tlft, l>ennHlvenl• Ptf'rc• ll•otll•r\ S.11 Bro.tO••• Mortu•rv au•GHS MATILDA 8URGESS -'IO, ·~• orn1 o1 ~-1 llP-'n C• P•s...S •wo.,,.Ju!y,., I.., ~luurv•wObv " •ovtnq CIWCllhl« Jowol>ttw Webb 01 ,.~_,a.-. C.. I cir-11110 •no s QfUI Qr-hlldrf"I Sf-. b .tl\O ''" ,.,....., bv • \l\W< Mr$ MelM PoO••~ of lr>d•'""• RKll•lior. ol 1714' R~ry wr. l'lf'•O on WtO•loOav. JUlv lO, l'leO at Our L.tOv of Moun! C<l<l'l>el C.lllC>ll< (hurcn. H•wPOrt lle«tl. C~ Privat• com,..ltt•I ... rv\U\ -· NI(! at lofolv Sfoult,,.r C•mf'tery Of! Tlluf$CMw. July 11. 1490 S.rv1ctt -· llw Olr.ct~ Of Bal\1 8•r911r,.,...smllh & Tuthill W•slrhlf Ch-1~...,,..._ ... OU••M MARSHALL IWGER ouR.-N SR . 89f' o. ftSl-of Ge<clefl Grow. C•. P•\W<l-011Ju!Y17, 1-.~i\\Ut• vlwd by hi\ tovlnv wl~ Mary Our.,, Of ~ -· J Chi~ l,,elt(la °"""' Of U.rdtf\ Gtt-w. C.. O.lor• Durtn of LO\ ,._.~. C. -"' Maf~ll R•• Ou,.,n Jt d Gfor9•• •t\O \urv1¥1f"IQ <HP 1 ciraf'O<hllOren, Roo•• .,.., Cllri\11,.. Mtr Our.,, •IM> 1 .. VP, S btOIM>f~ lflOl\ISlt<\. Rfl(1t-11on OI Ille "°'•"' -Mid et 11•111 &.-rgeron S,.,1111& TutNllWettctlH(.llapel,411 E lllllSI .emi.~onW~n.JUIY lO 14'0 ~ ot the R•$une<llon W.>\ ,,.,., °" lllv!ldly, JUiy lt 1"80 •I Our L.tOv of the Plll.ir Cot!lollc Cflurcll, t•m Wesl611154., S.01aAne, Ca. w111\.,li E .. tf'll...Cy TM Moil Re .. r""° Tom.u Clave!, 0 O .. EPl~-1 V1C•t for lhe M•-"'< CotNYtUftllY oHicl.ilno Int•• ,..tnl .. ,11 b• •t .,oly Seoulcller C•m•terv. Or.nge C. ~vK~ 11-r tr.. G"tcl\Ofl ol s,,111 tkr911ron Smith & ru111111 Wht<lltt Clhtoel Mo<luary ot (O\t•M•W....._. l'AltOLI 8E Tl Y PAROLI, •lie~ tt'\IOl!f'I Of Laquna8ucll C.. Pauf'd•w••onJuly 1' \'leO lnMallev '°""° S...1\,ur'Vl,,.O bv tier llu\bitnd Fr•nll, 1 \on J•"'"" M< I( en"• of Halley, IO•l'IO ""O 1 oauq11i.r Betty M n Croner ot 59<rn9 Tru\. ~l•I ~"'feet 10 tit i.e1a on Slllu•O.•. ~t 1, "'O ., J QOPM al Ro F.omlly ~ lie.ch Mo<'tu41nr r,,. 1.,,.11.., '-'"" oona110"' be m-to <tl'Y ortl>OOeCl1< WKl•ly ll•Y Fa,..•IV Leciune llNch Mo<iuM'y dlrK Ion ,..., ........ , COLOMIAL "'"8AL HOMI 7801 Bolsa Ave Westminster 893-3525 ,ACl'te YtlW MIMOllAL. , ..... een.tterv Mortuary Chapel 3500 Pac1f1c View Or•ve NewPOrt Beach 644-2700 McCOIMICS MOITU.U•S LaQun• Beach 494-941S LaQuna HUis 768-0933 San Juan Capistrano 495-1n6 NAllO' LAWN-MT. OUYI Mortuary• Cen-eterv Cren.tory 1625 Gisler Ave . Costa Mesa 540-5554 wa•ows l&LllOAOWAl WOITUMY ttO BroadWav eo.taMeu MM150 M&.Tiiiiillo.. INTN & TV1'NaL ~~ ColtaMM. M&-4888 --........... ~ ..... -----------------.,,_ ... -........ .. -... --------. . . -. Thursday. July 31, 1980 DAIL y PILOT A. Drought May Spoil Pasta , ..... '"" (~h_..~1.; ... p L ady Bird Johnson. w aduw u( lhl' 36lh pre:>ld~nl . •~ at tht• M avo C'lln1e th1:-. week undcrgorng routine t(!:.t:. BISMARCK, ND. <AP> Thia year. North Dakot1 wu hit wtt.b • H vt-re drousht Next year, • lot of people may be eaonc '°"Y •P•lhetll . Th1t'1 be<-auH North Dakota's hlArd rH durum wheat make som~ of the beat . chewtett muaroni ln t.he v.orld. H111lan11 rnor 1\ for maklng .,ue.t;t. Alatnan Ule u in COUJ COUI IN a EC'F.NT MONTH.S, durum prtees havt !iOared to almoat $8 a bushel. paarl ly b cause drought condition"' 1n North Dakota and Cunuda have r educed sup plle ~orlt1w1de When pnc.-s 11u that h1~h. Am~ncan p ~ta producers tend to 1mx mfenor ha rd red wheat t ypeb with North Oukota durum. bald Neal Fisher, markellng apec,alisl for the North D'akota Wheat Commission The inferior wheat makes for mushy manicolti, Ump lasagna noodles. flabbr Cetlucine, and colorlesl> couscous ·North Dakota durum produces a clear, amber pasta with bright color." OP11 DAl&.Y 11-11. UT. t-11, ... 1M IU:2'11_,.i Mkf M -. 1N -• fAmU Mal..,_-· t .. 7 ~ M~6 ., • 011 12•0&.• r&MUlS astlD pg. RO 118 Y#i\h coupO" tat\Y 011 Of Fisher 83ld. "The llali1tns aay tbey llke 1t bec1u~e It b u that 'al dente' quality." "AL DENTE.'' LOOSELY trenalated, ml'uns chewy. When Interior wheat ls introduced In· to the pasta, it loses some of its firm texturedurtne cooking, Fisher said. But if prjces keep going up, American producers may decide to blend the wheat and call it macaroni. The U S. Department of Agriculture hub predicted North Dakota will lose half its 1980 farm income to the drought. tn a year when the state tnigbt have produced 120 million to 125 million bushels of durum. Fisher said the pecialty crop will p robably be only 60 m111ion bushels. "EVEN mOUGH THERE was sita· ble increase in acreage (over 1979!. yield is down. strictly due to the drought," Fisher said. The short supply, which Fisher ex· pects to carry over lnt.o next year. w\ll probably keep pushing up pnces until weather and mar k et conditions stabilize. He predicted that t.otal United States production of durum, wbicb but for the drought might have been around ISO million bus hels. will be 90 milhon bushels. The United States is the world's lead- ing durum exporter. and North Dakota produces more than three-quarters or th e national crop yearly. Canada follows m durum exports. and Argeo· llna is Uurd. "THE CANADIAN PRAI RIES are also drought-stricken." Fisher said. Fishe r s aid North Dakota's best r ustomer s fo r durum used lo be Western European nations. but now Algeria. Tunisia. and Morocco form the state's maJor markets. The du.rum is used to make cous cous. an African dls h or ground grain. ···~ '•l't'lie ~'If\\ fJI Y()w' 000t .c;.-, ... ......,... • ......,. ., ••. C:Offa MQAl41·1289 , .. __ ... ---~1 ~e..e..~,.... °"tit~ ... ..., -. ) Truckload Plant Sale Six beau11ful vanehes 1n large 6" 001s clt rect·from- qro.¥8f to H11nt1nqton Center Sale s2 27 ea. thru Sat 0-,,.. ................. •"'--....... ................. .._ ...... ...,.. ....... ..... ......,.... ................. .... ~ ........... _.,........_ .. ~ • ....,, ............. 0--.. .. ,......... ................. .. ~-.. --~~· ........... ............... ,..,,.~ ..... ........, --... <-.......... ~---:..:::.-.~ .. ....:..:-...,, ,t. ~.· . . ~· COUPONS GOOD AUG. 1 - aOUl MET ttAlR sPRAY 6 ~ W\\h 6 "' coupOn t tour \or· cno•ce o mu1as. Sa"e. . --- Je'DNLV PILOT • Felons or Farm? 'Brubaker' Penologist Bored D£tR CREEK. Okla CAP ) Liza, a chkll • ••• propped on Tom Murton ' tap. un ure whether a le~p arro. i. th\' t r•llM' houH "''U 1propo.' on hf't rtr t time H\l IM Sh.-f1nall mack' the Jump. "'1th her o "'n«'r' blesi.ma .. AnhnAls." i.a1d Murton. Mtt n l ot b~tt er to "orll "''h om et1mc-s T h<'' don t '4 &nt s tair mfft10,s. or tull. back or anythlng bk th t • IN MOaE w ''S than Ont•, lht s urroundin6.11t he re bt"lh« tht' :HOJ'Y somt• "ould '*' lt-~fnd. oth~r'$ ay fabl\' or T hom1& 0 Murtoo. the revolutJonary ~al t·xpert wh~l' fu ~t bool. 1' the b loo d II n l' of t h l' h 1 t f 1 I m "Brubakt>r." :.i.uring Robl'rt Redford Bla<'khsted an h11t <•"'n mmd from pnson work. t he ~2 w u old. ont>llme farm boy 1s b1H'k on the family homt' lead 1n Grant Count). r a1stng poul t r ) a nd "sortmg things out " T imes have c hanged s ince Murton made headlines al an .Arkansas prison far m m 1968. when, a.s warden. h~ unearthed three bodies and suggested then" might be 200 more in the !\3ml' place. M URTON. HOWE VE R . re· m ains the sa me , insisting that -his integrity has allowed rum to return home, tell his s tor y one m o re time , the n get on with farming just like his unsuspet't- ~ng neighbors. "It's not hke J dropped out ." he explained. closing the door of the tiny trailer to bar Liza and her friends. "But I chose to do this rather t han beat my head against the wall " His book on w,tuch the film 1s ba sed ... Accomplices t o the Crime," sold only a few copies R EDFORD. HOWE VE R, has ma de Murton more famous than ever with his portra ya l of the l an k y O klahom a n 10 techmcolor. before millions. Boni Agai11 AP.,,.... .. PLAYS PENAL EXPERT Robert Redford Yt>t. contrud1ct1ons abound m Murton's li fe lt'!) been 30 years by Murton·5 ad m1M>1on since the 80 acn.-s the family owns has beeo in working s hape lie has fi xed up u coupl(' of buildings, Onl· of them an out house. but work rem a m!. Murton's hom e is a carruval trailer. purchased for $700 last yeur after he got fed up with teal·hmg coll ege studcnt5 and caml' home T H ERE IS NO telev1s1on or elcctn c r ange A hot plate 1s used oc<'as1onally, hut Murton eats many mea ls \n town with has 77-vear-old mother A t>ed 1!. in one end of the tra iler . a nd next to 1t is a typewriter and small la mp. A few books are on shelves. but not nearly enough for a m an with a fistful of degrees and a world of blows from the S<'hool of hard knocks. Quite simply, it's ha rdly the se ttmi: for the celebrity status &hat Murton 11 tnJoyin1. Thl• parUcular momlna. t he tf'll'Phone ran1 four tlmf'I, evt'n thouab ~lw1oft, throua h h1I ,... C't'nt notot ~. h•I an unUated numtM.>r All t"alla were from news orianlaaUona seciklna ln· t .. r IC.Wt'b TH E Rt:QlJES~ prove \hit M url<>n ~rhaps because or lh~ pa5t, perb ap11 because of n e d ford' port r ay a l -is • news m&Jccr again, a5 ~ WI.$ 12 curs l'&O. when reporters from across the country conversed on r ummlns Prison ~·arm ln rural Arkanu s following t he dis· rover) of human remaina buned on the grounds. As ht: spe aks to inqu irers. Murton is polite. a greeing to talk ubout the movie and Redford's role. and especially penal re· form -the focus of the movt~ und has short·Uved career. He hopes people will listen - and then think. But 11~1de. he's not sure they renlly care ··rT'S THE SAME story 1 was tt>lling 12 years ago." he said. \\Ith 3 Sl.-th "J'm bored with If: at ·~ thl' same quest ions over and over. ·'The only thing newsworthy is t he movie finally came out." In a way, Murton is a sort of rural Frank Serpico, the former New York policem an whose fer· vent righteous approach lo his work made tum a hero and also the focus o( a movie. But it also made Serpico un· em ployable. and in the end. dll>· 1llus1oned with the ~~ole scene. MURTON DENI ES such a chain or events has happened to ham "I was bitter , but J'm not anymore ," he said. Yet. he proclaims has pnson "ork. after years of looking for a nother JOb. is over. And that. he says. is why he's he r e in Okla ho ma ra is ing chickens. T he prolonged Southwest drought h a s dropped the level of Falcon La ke 13 feel a lo ng Texas -Mexico border. Emerging from its watery grave was 230·year ·old town of Old Guerre ro. home for 10.000 before the 1954 completion of d am on Rio Grande and ~ubsequent creation of lake m· undated the area. Health Care Analyzed Insurance Industry Takes New View WASlllNGTON <AP) -The health insur ance industry has begun a three-year , Sl mUlion expenment to consider r eplac· ing the annuaJ physical checkup with an age-related a pproach to preventive care. The project , which wtll involve up lo 21>,000 volunteers . will de- te rmine which types of t ests. co uns elin g and s e lf-car e m e thods are appropriate and cost-effective for consumers. de· pe nding on age, sex a nd a c- tivities. Anne Somers, a professor al Rutgers Un iver sity Medical School and a super visor of the project. said the annual medicaJ checkup has become outdated. Eve n a t the he ight of its popularity, the annual physical was something takan by no more than 1S percent of the popula· lion, 1be said . Since then, some procedures wblcb routinely have been in· eluded in such checkups have been proven cost·inerrecllve. Sbe placed cardiac stress tests and some blood tests in thls cat•IOl'Y· "What ls needed is a carefully t.ested ICheduJe of services th.at varies with the ase and sex of the patient and is closely a allored to chan1in1 p1Uent needs ... lbe said. Tb• luurance Network lor Sodal. Urbm Md Rural Effort.I. a .-.pl"Oftt cqaniuUon Whose board memben come from the ..,._. iAdUIU')' or Various fields of medicine, will conduct the s tudy. The study will be paid for by nine large insurance companies, including Aetna Lue & Casualty, Equitable Life Assurance Socie· t y o f the U.S ., Prude ntial Insurance Co .. Mutual of Omaha Insurance Co. and Metrop<>Ulan Life Insurance Co .• Hartford Jnsurance Group and Great· West W e Assurance Company of Canada. Donald N. Lopdon, a pbysi· cian who was medical director ror the Health Insurance Plan ol Greater New York, will direct the project. Cholesterol Cut By Bran Muf/im GRAND FORKS, N.D. <AP) -High cholesterol problems? Just whip up a batch of Mark and Mary Andrews• bran mutnna. m ade with higb rlber bran from North Dakota wheat. -1'hey come recommended by the doctor ln lbe Houae. ·•n.e Navy pbyslclan who attends me1Dben of the Ho..me of RepreeentaUves refen b1I bad cues of cbole.terol to me," says Andrews, North Dakota'• lone U.S. representaUve. ANDaEWS BEGAN PaOMOTING B&AN mufflna after learnine about cbolea\.erol research at the U.S. Department ol A1rkulture'1 Human NutriUon Raearcta Laboratory here. His cholesterol level dropped after adding the bran m ufflna to hia diet, and he's convtn~ lt'1 the bran fiber tJrat d id it. "Juat a couple of muffins a day," be said, "and ll work1." Andrews arran1ed lor the manager of the North Daltotl MUI 1nd Elevator to ablp small bap ot North Dakota wheat bran to Washington for other memben of Congress. SEN. oEOaGE •~VEllN, D.S.D •• ls Ulinl Nortb Dakota bran t.o watch h1a t holeateroi, Andrews aaid, wtU. a trace of amugneu. Elevator m anacer S.m Kuhl aald be Hnda "about • ...,... of bran two or three Uran a year." He doesn't cbarp Andrews for the 1upply ol 10-pound baas. and cooa,den them aood advertillq . Wast Students Honore d More than 160 Orangt' Cout 21 lude nts h ive be en named t o th e dean· list at CaJ State f'uUertoo. The students, by commu.nlty are· (AP l\f ltANO IEAC14 . 8••erlY K•MfKh CORO NA OEI.. MAA P•l•t<•• All'"' I HI l..•no •dor1 Cl\••••' ltl<M•lfwn, .J<NM\ Wllll-I co~r• M SA• .-A•"-""'" fl•rr•clouqlt LU ii• 8owm•"· ~u.,,. """'' _., E- J111 "'""'•"· Oon•IO Gtrt ••\, l..•\I .. H-'°O" ~-... ,., .. ........ Mod9t (O<I,,_ .... IC•lhl-H.,....\, Wtlllt M IC•O, N•,.Mlll• IC•ll't MICNl~ICO.tnO Tt>4'feU L•AO<I• '""'"'" l o"'! N~ll• M<l•IG. ,i..., Ohw..,q ~" """°'-J"""'~ ~ s....... ~-·· Ali•t 'f §t l"IQtf"f0" l •,..,,• ~Otllf't\,. """~ Sclit1 ... "OUNTAIN v •lLEY Aob«rl 8et ~. IC•tl\I •~" 8 ro•"· G••o c 11 .. 1on ~rv OutNM 11ut" c;, • .,. C.••• .,,..,,. ttol\, \.•~ MUNU A~t>H .. 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AOft410 ,,.,._ N.,.. • H•H. O"vod A....., 8 r•t1ftit ''"'th , ~"~'"" 1 ••"'>', (OtM'fltJ VtlOf'f' Intern Named Tom T urner . son of Mr . and Mrs . J .D . Turner o f Newpo r t Beach. has been gr anted a summer 1ntem sh1p in the office of U.S. Rep. R o b in B ea rd o f T enn esse e an W a s hing t on . D .C . Turner 1s a student at UCLA. where he is a history major. "Got a problem' Th.en umJe lo Pol. Dunn. Pat IOtll caU rtcf lope, QeffJ"O the Q!U1Dttf and QChOft J10U M fd ro 1oloe ineqwtaea rn gol>t'rnmt'nt and btuJMu. MaU u<>ur qw?ltamu to Pat Dunn. At Your ~e. ~ Cooat Dmlt1 Pilot . P 0 . 60: 1560. Costa MeJO, CA P2626 As mon11 letter• ca po#UJU WtU be a"""1td, but phoned mquinet or letters not 1ncludm0 the rfader't fu.U name. oddr~ u 01ld bulrne,. hour a· phoM numbercmmot be coruider ed. Tltil column appears dal· ly crcept Sundays " Carpet Tft"lll• IJ11rarelftt DEAR PAT: I've been shopping for carpel and have noticed ads for "broadloom" carpeting. Does this md.icate anything about qua lity? I'd also li ke to know how to make sure l get lop quality rather tha n .. seeonds" or "imperfects" that I've a lso seen advertised. G J .. Irvine Broadloom doesn't renect a certala standard ol quality. It s imply refers lO sea mless carpet madt> on a broad loom , tufted or woven, regardlHS of fiber and coatent, aod made lo widths wider than 6 feet. Rags lbat do not pass i.ospection bttaase tbey h avt' s o me Impe rfections a re classif1e d as "~oads" or "lmperf~ts." U you have any doubt about tbe quality of the carpet you purchase, especially if lM price Is low, have the sales person mark your sa'" sUp "first quaUty, not seconds" to preclude any proble m with t~ wa rn nty later on. Also be aware of the term "mill run." It bouJd not be used todlsg11i~ ~econds or irreguJar!I. Dfta,,ed Sleipp i119 Critrria DEAR P-AT : Can you tell me 1( the 30·day de· li very rule for mall.order merchandise is figured from the time the order 1s mailed or from when the company gets 1t. and how refund or cancelJa . lion requ~~ should be handled K L . Corona del Mar It's JO d ays from wht'n the seller re-ttlves a properly completed order aod (u.JI or partially pay. m ent for merc handise. TM FTC "Mail Order Merchandise ~l ayed Dt'll very Relit>" ls often coo· fused and mlalnterpreted. It appUf"s unless a specific lengtb of time for delivery is menttoned oa the order form or in the ad~l'rti~ml'nt. This appUes only to ca h \altt (cbttk or m oney order >. and dot>s not conr: crt'dit tranuc. lions where tbe i.elle r doe-.n't cbargl' lbe buyttr's account pnor to shipment: C.0 .0 . orders ; sub· c rlptions after tbe fir't ii.s oe; servicf"S l'Ortntttf'd "itb \M sale of mercba~; '>H<i~ and plants; "ne gative opLw n " clubs (r"ttOrd or book>; aod photo pnx-essing. If s hipment ca nnot be made within lM Jt-da y ~riod. or the time statt'd on the orde r (orm or ad, a nolitt or revised n~cted bipmf'Ot mllS1 be 5"t to Ole buyer : by lirst·cla'i'I mail ~lore lite origlnal 30-day period expires: "'ith a po~tage-paid reply form for the buyn notifying him of t~ revist'd sblpplng date and offering the option of ('OGSentlag to the deJa,y or ol caocelaUon wilb a refllltd ; or in· forming hJm dlat ll.Dless tbto sel~r rettiv~ - prior lO shipment and t>xpiration or lbe revlst'd datt' -a re-sponse re,k-cting tM delay. tbt' buyer will be deemed to ho e cOClseftted lO t be delayt'd shipment. i If tM rt'\'ist'd shipping date can't be mf't , a ~cood notice mu t be sent offering tbeo boyeor tbe u mt' options . With the llecond notice, if tbe consumer does not reply within 30 days , the m ailer must canttl Ute order and make a refund CUAJess sbipmm t alread y bas bffn maM>. Wbftt the buyer doe not wish to wait for a de· layf'd shipmN t wbicb ls a cub sale. the sel~r must, wit.hin even working da)s of rettipt of lbe ~aocelation requt> t. bend lbe buyer a fuJl rd und by Orst·tlus m all; not a c~t sUp. lo a credit sale, the e lle r must remove lite charge on the buyer's account witbln one bUUag cycle ol rettlpt of the re-quest of u oceUaUon. TIM! 30-day rule appUes w merchandise or· d e r e d from s p ace ad i n maga aiee s and ne wspapers. radio, te levision. catalogs. direct m alJ pittes, e tc. CUP AND SAVE THIS INFORMATION. CONSUMER I NATION PlJBUC NOTICE 'ICTlnout eust•~ llAMI ITAT•MCett T .......... "' ,.,_, •tt -.i,.. llwtl_ .. TH& 1T1•1..1HO SOUHO, tn·F llllft~i411J A-. H.-...t ~II. (Mlfw!Wa'*' T .. $. ~ IJ1 ff ._,.,.,_ A•-· ~ ~"· e.llfon>I• tW) ~ Ill Gllnwt ....... 11 c. .. 1 •• 1 A""""•• No ), <i•r O.n Grove C...l+.mlA .... '"'• llU\Hwu " <~M b'I' • UmllM p1141Nf INO, Todd$.~ Tlllt 1-""* fl ... 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' The two-year study ls expected to culminate next March f:l an eov\ron- mentaJ Impact report revolvin& around various plans for improving Route 55 through Costa Mesa. Bruce Mattem . Costa Mesa public ser vice dJrector. said Route 55 con- struction through the city -if approved -probably won't begtn for at leal>t another five to 10) ear" M attem and othe r city offlc1als ser ve on "anous CalTra ns committee:, 1n · volved in sele<:ting a route for a 'ariet) or h ighway proposals Altm\atJvt'I lndude leavtna Newport Boult'vard u ll It to 1 rve traffic ~twet't'I the eo.t1 Meu and Newport Beach weu. and tht! north county and Ow hlCbway ntt.,,,,ork mcrain11 al the San Oleao and Co6ta Mesa l''rffw•Y• In tcrte<-tJoo Tht> plan t'X~·ted to btl m~t 1.~tly mono lhltn $237 million would ex tend Co:.ta Me u f're~way south to Pa.r1f1c Ct>1•!.t l llghwuy near Supenor Avenue. by paM.t ng the downtown area b> bwrnging "'eti.\ at Bay Sl and looping through restdentu•I a nd commercutl· Industrial neighborhoods The least costly Improvement plan - SlO mllhon -would widen exlstmg Newport Boulevard thro ugh lbe downtown area. Mattern said. Other PfOP06alS lnc:lude tunneling an expressway along the current Newpc)rt Boulevard route through the downtown area endmg at about 15th Street and Superior Avenue for an estimated cost of nearly S209 m1lhon Also proposed 1s a below.strcet·level ditch route Wlth re\a101ng "alb through t he downtO\A.'TI arl'a <1t an r•!-.l1m11t1.'<l cost of Sl99 mJlhon r\noth(.•r tilll·rnatn·t· '' c-on~tr11c1 1on of a 'tJdurt foll~.m in~ the currl'nl ~ewport Boule\:1rd .1n·u to hft tr.tfflc above sur· tau sttteta at an ettimated construe· lion coat of 1176.7 mllllon. Eliminated lu t month by tM various Ca1Trana and Oranse County area com· m1ttees involved were routes utilizing a wi dened Orange Avenue routr to handle 1111 or part of the north-south traffic Eighth County Cat Show Sunday At Fairgrounds The Burmese Club of Southern California will sponsor the eighth an- nual Orange C.OUOty Cat Show. Aug. 3 at lhe Orange County f'alrground.s. It Is scheduled from 9 a.m. lo 4 p.m . The show will include all breeds. About 200 Cat F anciers of America re· g1s tered champion cats and kittens are cxpect l'd to participat e A separate category for hous<'hold pets also is plannNI .\dm1:.c:10n 1~ $2 for adults and SI 50 for :-<.•ruor Ctll7Pns and l'h1ldrl'n ~1ore information 1~ <1 va1labl« by calling 95 l ·6389 or 13!/·8712 Boston Fem and 6 other vanettes at Hunltnoton Centers Truckload P1ar'I! GOP Planning Balboa Cruise Sate thru Sat 6 oors s2 27 ea By 0 . C. HUSTINGS Of"" o.Hy ...... - The Republican Associates of Orange County ar~ going to r ruise around Newport Harbor Sun- day evemn~ with lhe county's GOP officeholdt>r~ ThC' sunsC'l cocktail cnu.-..e <tboard the Pavilton Queen ~tJrt:, tJt 6 30 p m . fro m the Balboa PJv1hon Among the Republican offi cehold\•r.. ex~ctt-d to be on board are U.S . Sen. S I H.i} akawa . con gressmen Robert Badham. Dan Lungren and William Dannemeyer ; s upervisors Thomas R1ll'y and Hamett Wieder; state senators John Briggs and John Schmitz. and assembly me mbers Marian Bergeson. Roff Johnson and Bruce Nestande . • • • GOV . BllOWN BAS signe d anoth er bill by Orange Coast Assemblywoman Manan Bergeson. R-Newport. Beach. AB 2692 problbits a pupU's grade from being changed unless the teacher who gave the grade is given an opportunity to explain why tbe grade was given ••• A MEMBER OF Congru.sman Dan Lungren 's staff will be at the Huntington Beach Senior Citizens Center from noon to 1 p.m. Aug. 11 to meet with residents of the 34th Congressional Dis· trice Lungren aide Victor Arnold·Bik will be at lbe center. 1706 Orange Ave .• to help constituents with problems they may have with hnm1gratlon . veterans' benefits. social security. or other mat· tcr s involving the (ederal govemmenL Those who can't mfft with A.mold· Bile on that date can call Lungren's olfice <213> *·9761. ••• STEREO CONSOLE .... $2'9 SALE! -s 199 .- DAIL v PILOT A I I TRA VB. CLOCK RADIO RH UGUL.Aa SIU DUfAL IAG WITH PUaCHASI Of SB.ICTID RADIOS • Travel or Home •AM FM • WakP To Music C)r Alarm 60'6 ' L---.:...----------~=-=-----"1 ' TV STAMOS •• 'sc----;;. auecoRF WALL MOUNT WE HA VE THEM IN AU SIUS AMO SHUES 25" COLOR CONSOLE • V-~atic • 1 OO"b SoM State •Med SM•no ·~ Hso.5 559. •e9-sn~. 1,f f POl?TABlE COl.ORTV <l!>Q • t r.1 () ~ ~·•··t'\4.1'" P<t ,,,. ·• ,..,., .-'1 .... t '°-4 ~U"• T IC>t-' •A I Vf!•t r 1 f~ •• ~ t. .... ,!.>'"'• Authorized Magnavox SeNice 2666 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa • 546-169f ·. Ho~: Weekdays 9 to 9 • Sottxday and Sunday 9 to 6 , LOIS LUNDBERG, chairman of the Orange ;:::;:===::::i::=========-=-.:::=:.=-=-=--== County Republican Central Committee. bas an· Come Celebrate Our l\'ew Store in Fashion Island F ree Chamrxigne from 7 PM-9 PM Thursday .vights before the Concerts RAFF jeWeJry 32 Fashion Island Newport Beach formerty A. H. Weinert Fine Jewels nounced that former congressman Charles Wig· gins has been named honorary get-out-the-vote chairman for the Republican Party in Orange County Free Blood Tests Set Doctors' House Calls Service plans a free blood testing Friday and Saturday at Its headquarter s at 1300 Bristol Street North in Newport Beach. It ls scheduled from 10 a .m . to 2 p .m . both Friday and Saturday, with S to 7 evening hours s cheduled Friday . Doctors ' House Call Service is a prlvate medical flrlD whlch uses mobile medical ( ART H OPPE J SATIRIZES FURTHER REDUCTIONS '--------------------------------------------------------services. cluck k. Oood '°' ...... plece9 .. ~ ...... .... ~uclly fnect Ctl6cMft. .......... .....,..., ~ ..... lftMMd-.eoee.,.....,,.,...-. u.n.t two ottwa '* ..... ,. eu••••· c.w pey9 ........... ... tt's 1 rert l8'.1ngl opportuntty you heYe to tet<e edvent8Qe oft SM now on your tavortte lhoes: stytee tor wortt. llllure Md dreeey OCC89iOnl ..• stytes for~ place you go end~ PllCt you're going. Huny In tor the belt setectioo In your stze! =:.a_. joyce·selby shoes South Coast Plalo Westwood Vlllooe MIHlon Viejo Man Upper L•ftl. ~ Moy Co. 1037 WetfWOOd 8tVd LOW9t Level. Centet Court Coeta MNa Lot ~ Mlsak>n VleJo (7W) 146·4791 (213) 477 ·1964 (714) 49&·6381 Booze Closes Landmark Historic Church Shuts Doors to Tourists ALBUQU&RQUE. N.M. <AP> -A.ad~ pariahl~ra and rtn1ma ~h bella, lbe historic San Felipe de Ned Church waa cloeed to touriltl after a retJ· dt nt received a w•lver lo aeU llquor wlth\n 300 reel or the church and it.a 1chool. dlcated he would sign the bill. Larry Lamb, attorney for the ~----------------' ·'Over they ar.. we h•ve been aware ol tbe 1teady el"Ollon ol the apArtt~ centeredness of lh1s comrnwuty by th blatant com- merclalilm of Old Town." the Rev Geora• Saluer told pa rl•hloners. "Now we must 1uard the sacredne6s ot the chW"ch. After 214 years. we wilJ close our doors." Commbslon m e mber Jo MacAle4!se. who voled for the measure, called tbe church's po1ltlon "hypocrisy" because lbe church sometimes hu its parisbloners brln& liquor or serves liquor itself. But atale liquor director Jim Baca said liquor served at s~dal church functions Is "en· tirely different from having tbal service there day alter day." Archbishop Robert Sanchez threatened lO uk other Catholic churches throughout the state lo close lO tourists if the restaurant were granted the Uquor license waiver. ~:~sthi~~~· :~::r~~~!a~~edd~~ ~ -::::============-======~ termlne what Jegal s teps could be taken to keep the restaurant from serving liquor. He also sald Baca and Gov. Bruce King will be asked "lo conduct a full bear· ing in this matter." Baca said that after a heanng before him on the waiver, La Placila must apply to his office for a license, and that the ap· plication then goes to the Albu· querque commission. If lhe com· mission approves th~ appllca- tion. he said, •·it comes back lo me and we'll issue the License." MERCURY SAVINGS and l.oo" aNOri4tio• OPEN MO!\;. FHI ~t A :\t 4; t • '.\1 SATURDAY 10 A .!\1 . ·I I' :\1 . Huntington Beach, CA 92647 Soulhtm Ce/llorma Regio"'nat Oltlc.e: 81156 Valley View SI .• Buena Parll, CA 90820 1656 Amelll Rd., C1m1r1110. CA 93010 tNLIC --·------- 20715 S .Av110n 8MS, C.rson. CA 90748 23021 lake Center Of . (Lake F0tn1l, El Toro. CA 92630 1001 E. lmper111 Hwy, La Habra. CA 90631 "I've never ~ • cut ao ~ about the rt'v1ews " After a nve-mooth fl&hl, La Placlt.a Dining Rooms in Albu· querque'a Okt Town aedion was granted the waiver by \be City Commiuion. The issue now goes to Mayor David Rusk, wbo in· Parishioners cried and church bells pealed as Salazar nailed to the cbw-ch doors a plaque say- ing the church would be o~ on· ly for regular services and in· dh1duaJ worship. Following the City Com · mission's approval o f the waive r. anoth er Old Town restaurant withln 300 feet or the church and school said it would 4140 Long Beach Blvd., Long Beacn, CA 90807 G) 22939 Hawthome Blvd .• l0f11nce. CA 90505 • 1095 Irvine Blvel., Tutlln. CA 92680 235 N. C11rua Ave.. W"l Cotlna, CA 91793 Anaheim H•lft-Comlng Soon ~ . . ~ ... ·: . .. :: Take to the country The new sophisticates. With the play ol texture on texture on texture ... all Important. Velvet blazers. Bringing out the best of a timeless tartan. i'\eeping dose company with rulfled oxford cloth. Move up to your new essentials. So classic. And so right. John Meyer's black velvet. Cotton/rayon, $1 10 Our <Nin pleated worsted wool tartan. 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Softball Arbiters Grin and Bear It 8) DAVE C NNINGBAM °' .. .,...._ .... .Recreation sortbaJl umpire have bttn cussed out. pn upon. punched. kicked and even lhrealened with murder. Yet they keep eoinc. a m1lana as they pick up their check for $10 or $J2 per game. Some in Costa M esa have been doing at for more than 20 years "l was geUJJ\g Loo oJd and too fat to play as well as I wanted," says 8111 PalmbJade. an ump in Costa Mesa for 15 year5. "l fell lbere was a need. l work three nights a week, three games a night It's turned into a pretty good part·lime Job.·· PAUllllADE SAYS EVERY umpire is subject t.o heckling, but the job is rarely hazardous t.o his health. "I remember read· Ing in the paper about a ~ball umpire in one of the Carolinas who was shot and killed during an argument on the field." Palmblade s ays. "It certainly makes one wonder. "But the games I work in Costa Mesa are very well administered and we get a lot of support from the recreation department," Palm blade continued. "There's something a little strange about. people who show up at a softball game with guns a nd knives. We rare· ly see anything like that." 1N FACT, PALMBLADE said he couldn't re m ember seeing an umpire in Costa Mesa physically nssaulted, aithough he knows it has happened elsewhere. "A couple of years ago in Santa Ana a guy came up and apologized to another umpire for having laid hands on him," Palm blade says. "But I can't remember any game I ever worked that got out or hand like that. Greg Smelser, an umpire in Gardena. says he was once threatened by the father or a player during a girls softball game After a rontroverslal call. Smelser started ait•tlU\g verbal ubuse from a man who. ac· t'Ordmg to lhf' umptre, ·was going out· 1 ageously nut.'I." "THE CUY FOLLOWED ME to my car aher the game." Smelser says. ''He was wagging hi!> fmger at me and told me be was going to kill me The ironic thing Is that his team won. 17· 1 .. There 1s a t'rying need for qualified um· pares. and those who certify umps in Orange County say that a willing umpire can get all the work he wanls. "We have far fewer umps than the de· mand." ::.ays Rich Kollen. a r ecreation supervisor an Orange. "Slow pitch softball has ta.ken off. Every city has a full schedule of leagues. using every diamond available. Most of them run leagues all year long. "A good ump can choose the city he wants to work and pick his nights." Kollen said. .. And it's good money. In our city you get S33 for working three games a night. In today's e<'onomy. that's a good part-time JOb " MARION COLLINS, a retired Marine . has made 1t his full-time occupation. He umpires !->Oftball sax nights a week and also officiates high school football . basketball, volleyball and track 'Tll probably be domg it all my life. It's someUung I can't seem to get away from . · says Collins · 1 rojoy working with people. especially the kids I'm the pied piper of our neighborhood Collins owns h ouses 1n H.awa ii and Westminster and as s upportlllg his wife and eight children on a combinat1on of his Manne Corps pension and his fees for umpiring. 'I get SlO or Sl2 a game. just like ever- <See UMPIRING, Page BZ> PEDRO GUERRERO GETS 'HIGH FIVE' HANDSHAKE FROM TOM LASOROA. 0.•f\' Pl ... St.oft ,_. UMP CHARLIE DURBIN COOLS Off COSTA MESA PLAYER BRUCE FISCHER. Guerrero Stars Ne-w Pole A Rolls Reuss Barrier: Flattens Pirates l9 Feet MOSCOW CAP> -Wladyslaw Koukiewicz of Poland over - rame the distractions of unruly Soviet fans in the stands to break the world record in the pole vault and almost become history's first l~foot ve rtical 1umper 4 LOS ANGELES <AP> -Jerry Reuss a dmits that he took particular relish in bealJJ\g ha<> former tea m. the Pittsburgh Pirates. last year alter be was traded to the Dodgers. "This year, though, I've lost trac k of a ll of that." the Dodgers' left·hander said Wed- nesday night after hurling his fifth shutout of the season. a four-hitter, lO beat the Pirates 3·0. "So many good thing.s have happened tttis year . . . J was the winning pitcher in the All· Star Game. the five shutouts. a nd. of course, the no-hitter ... a nd besides. tha t's kind of negative. I li ke to dwe ll on positive things." MOST POSmVE is the fact Reuss has won 11 of 15 decisions, 'our more than he won all ot last year. He required only one hour. 43 minutes to put away the Pirate:. and give the Dodgers a s plit m the 12-game season series with the Bucs. "I know it may ha ve looted easy. but it certainly wasn't." s aid Re uss. "I threw more breaking pitches tonight and they were swinging at the first pitch ." The Dodgers battered Pitts· burg h s tarter J o h n Can· delaria, 7-10, for 11 hits includ· ing Pedro Gu e rre ro's fifth homer of the sea.son and second an three games. Afterward. 10 a typical out· burst. Dodge r Manager Tom Lasorda s houted. "The ne w Willte Mays was born today!'' THI S WAS in re fere nce tc. Gu e rrero. th e 24-year -o ld Oom1nican. who was playing center field for the first tame this season. "lle 's got to stay m the lineup somewhere.'' Lasorda said or Gue rrero. who 1s balling .337. ··And I think he can play center field." Dave Lopes. who returned to the hneup after playing only one of the previous eight games because of a bad back. said: "We may have found sometJung in Guerrero. He's aggressive a nd he wants to play very badly. He's come on awfully s trong." Lopes l.Cored the Ood~er<> · first run in the first inning when he :.anj?led. stole second. took third on Ball Russell s sacnfice and came ho m e o n Dus t y Baker·s grounder to short that Tim Fob kicked for an error. I N THE SECOND, Mi ckey Hatcher singled. Steve Yeager doubled and Lopes' one-Out tn· field single knocked in Hatcher. Guerrero then homered in the eighth to complete the s~oring. Koiakiewicz soared 18·11 ~ Wednesday to elevate the world mart of France's Philippe Hou- vaon by one-quarter of an incb. Then. with the rest of the field eliminated, be took off after pole vaultuig•s lates t psychological barrier -19 feet. He lost badly to the ba r on his • OLYMPICS first try at 19-111.-, then vaulted w ith his a r m coming down. On the third try, he brushed the ba r on the way up. THE 26·YEAR·OLD Pole, \!\'hose sore ankle kept him from training until a month ago. ad- mitted the hometown crowd's at· tempts to unnerve any non· Soviet vaulter had affected the tense competition, in which the first six finishers all s mashed the Olympic record of 18-0"'2. IrTin.e Pool: It's Called Batterfiy Laae "I lried not to pay a ttention, but it hampered everybody's performances. • Kozakiewici s aid of the Soviet fans' tactics 0( whis tling, s creaming and coughing while any vaulter, ex· cept their own Kons tantin Yolkov, was on the runway. "l have trained myself to con· centrate in such a way that I ha ve no idea what the other athletes are doing, or what is happening in the stadium. But the whistling hampered us. We all wanted to win, but not at any price." Beardsley, Meagher Shatter World Recorda al Heritage Park By BOWARD L. RANDY Of -Deity "9t SWf The y m ay r e nam e th e H e ritage Park Aqu a t i cs Complex next week and call it Butterfly Lane in honor o( this week's U.S. National Long Course Swimming Cham· pionabips. It was only a question or time before the outstanding new swimminl facility would give up a world record or two with the ma1nltude of the competiton and the goals they have set for tbemHlv. in this week1a com· petition. Ca-'IG BB-'aOSLSY, a Junior at tbe UnlveraltJ of l1orida. brolle the men'• world record for tbe -.meter but·. tierftJ ID WedDelday's....., prellminartn (1:11.21), tMD eaptured tile final e.e•t In I : Sl.41, also uader Mike 81'11M1''• fca awr atlllldanl Ill a. 1979. ·11ary T. :::r-· a 11-~ tld...... •ludeet,,.. Lome ........... tbe ....... world l&ntzn' • Md Ill a MARY MEAGHER~ TO WORLD MCOllD IN -FLY AT IRVINE. year qo, wttb a aterllq 2:08.3'1 effort. ··t •m SI.ad I'm clone with lt." ... ......, said after bla •vtlllnl raff In wbidli Bruner alao bet· .-Ids former WOl'ld l"ftOl'd to plaee HeGIMI. ••1 ••• reall)' ...,.... blfGl'e tbe finals but I'm ....., wltll ... results. 'l'llere ••• a lot waore pressure out &IMl'e t.mllbt. "I like to swim mf owa race and l tblnt I eould llaft done It nee tbouO IOU WM n1bt then wttb me ._,... I bave a lot of rmperl tor bi& ••After I broke a.. need tllill m4ribac I tried to Ill -s leep tbl• aftenoo• bat I toaldn't. N lt ._.'t .-la yet llld lt .. tGUllr * ... metbetl ... ftdllWerld~ ri&ht DOW," Rt!ian!IA "I'm trip to Cblna. In Sbanpai 20 relatives never seen. • 'Tbe world l"jl!fOrd tlUI morn- lnr ll more Important. to me than wtnidnc ud 'betterinl tbe itme ol tbe lloecow Olympics this evmlq. Bat I bad to prove .. to myself I could do it again. "The crowd this morning was cheering like I was ahead of the world record and 1t really helped m e. And I heard them toniabt as well." While he didn't break his own world standard in the evening finals, be did eclipse the former mark ol Bruner with a 1:58.46. Bruner. who · finished second. was clocked in 1:59.13, also lower lban bis former standard of 1:5•U3. llEAGREll SAT on Ole pool deck, signing llutographl for younpters right aft.er ber race, tbeD NU'inl thank you to each or those when s be banded the paper and pen back. "I set my mind wben the Olympic boycott came aloal and my coacb helped. We just c h•= our aoals around," Mea said. "The crowd was really lood tonl1bt and I kept teUinl mYMI! that I hid to do it. I told m)'Mlf it was j ust the sam~ as a workout and t.o keep aolAI·" She kepl IOinl all filbt. Sbe (lee, ........ 83) Helping the Sov1et Jud1es m easure the vaults was Adriaan P a ulen of the Netherlands, one o ( the international track Of· ficials who came down to the track for the first time Wednes· day to oversee the competition. Their appearance was promp&ed by charges or irr~1ularities leveled against the all·Scwiet jud1es who bad been measurtna and marking the athletes' beiibt.s and dlstancea. THE uaEO JACKETS," ao- labeled for the color of Uaetr windbreakers, are ofncaala of ~ the International Track and Field FederaUon <IAAF>. 'Ibey overruled tbelr president, Paulen, and voted to come doWll on the field to loot over tbe So- viets' shoulders and sene • • on·site appeals board. IAAF aoutte9, lneludln& ........ els Amadeo, the executi.e *nl member from ~ Rleo, .-.. there had been wldeaprea4l crilldlm ol the work ol So¥tet <See POLE, Pap Ill> • .. OM.Y N.OT ports eak Dodger Fan Lo8es Battle, Garvey Win8 by 100 Yards ......... ,,.= ... LOS ANOEL&S -n. ,.,.. Steve II Garvey. beMball'a leader la ..--·Mu.d ln alto " .. fared .. u m fOUrt.. .,...... .. ..., tot..., an owrb •lhUl.luUc lu 100 yarda away from him and his wtle. PoUf ~. 4-eriblid by her ·= ..... dyed ln-lbe·wool Dodcer faa. ·• •u &old by ~ Court J\.ld1e Hany T. Seha!tt W~kff1> her dial.an~ and not harua. moist or anftOy t.be ttrst bueman or bl1 wife Cyndy, I ~htvbkm talk-sbow <'0-L ~ Garwys, in tw-n. we-e told to atay 100 yards from Ber&tt. &l\houab the Judie Mid be hadn't beard any evtden« that the Carvers had been bothtttnc the fan. Gan• Bo5tWlck, Garvey's attorney, bad ar(Ued that the Garv~-s and ~tr two t'biklrea bad beea barused and an aoyf'd b)' Berger. She aUesedl.Y fave C)'DCb Garvey 1 bruis· lq elbow ln the ribs afttt Ill Al .star came luncheon. al lh«i Blhmore Hotel July&. Berser'• lawyer. lllarUD R.adolf. countered that Garvey and bis w\fe baruaect Berce.r b)' b.avinc her arrested by Dodi« ~um secunty suards wbeo abe vbited the Doctaer W1 vea teaUnc attL -AU she waats to do b root kn Ute n-1 .. en to wtn " R•doff said. ~ ' "She visits with all the otMr players &Dd lbelr wive$. This ls her whole life." C)'Ddy G1rvey did not attend the brief court aesa'4>n, but her htnband did. He assured the judge sbe would 10 along with bis order. ApparenU)•. both sides were satisfied with the court's cfe. c 1s1on. exc-ept for one thing. ''YOUI' booor, I need one thing in addition to the order," Berger's lawyer a.id at the coadusion ol the proce-edlng '·That is tJiKo autograph ol Steve Garvey for my grandson." He got 1l ....------4-C• •I dw D .. ----- • ·Tbere are coaches who spend 18 hours a day coacbilae the ~ect game, and they &ose beuuse the ball ls onJ and they can't control the bounce." - MmnetCJta Vikings Coacb Bad Grut,, dacribinc the pitfalls al bia pro{essloa C.at reettnlal M'ia /or flriol.-s A controversial double plaf ended a Texas ral· •. - l)' In the sixth Inning and Al Bambry's RBI double an the seventh gave streaking Baltimore a 3·2 squeaker over the Rangers to highlight American League action Wednesday. Trailing 2·1, Texas lied the gaml' in the sixth when Jolln Grubb singled and scored on Jim Sundberg's double. Winning p1tcbeT Jim Palmer < 10-8) then walked Jlm Norris and Mickey Rivers to load the bases with one out Bamp Wills tben hit a liM drive tha t Baltimore shortstop Kllllo Garc:la dived for, stabbed and then dropped. He threw it to sttond to force Rivers. who had held up. and Wills was called out at first on Rktt Da.er'• relay. Texas Mua1er Pat c.n-aJes was ejeetf'd from t.be eame after a heated argument . Televlsion replays showed that Wills apparenUy beat the relay lo first by a wide margin. Elsewhere . . . Garry Buc.clll, &ick BU"taoa. Dan StapleM9 &Dd Fred L,.a auMNY stroked RBI singles with one out in the ninth inning, and Jim Ritt capped a six-run burst witb a two- cun tnple to boost Boston to a 7-1 thumping of Kansas Clly. Orange Coast area's Du ~rry came on io relief in lbe ninth and was touched for four hits and four runs without re· cording an out ... Jolla Casl18o's run-scoring double off New York reUef ace Rlcll Gossage with two out in the bottom of the 10th Inning gave Minnesota a narrow 2·1 victory over the Yankees ... Rookie Rudy hlm-fs pi.Deb sacrifice fly followmg w1,_ Nordllagea'a nm-scorin.c double upped a two-nm rally in lbe elcbtb and lifted the Chicago White Sox to a 6-5 win over Mihnukee ... Oakland's Rklll Laa&fwd fired a two-bitter after pilcb..lDg six perfect innings, while Wayae Gross bit a pair of two-nm homers as the A's bombed Toroo- to, 11·1 ....... Grlm.ae., scattered five bits in bis first American League complete game in almost thrtt years. and Rick ll.aaataC doubled home lbe tie-breaking nm in the seventh lnning to lead Cleveland to its eighth eoasttuUve vie tory, a 5-2 triumph oveT SeatUe. f'ro•P~81 l.1MPIRING HAZARDS. • • • 1' ~fbc,dy else." Collins says. "But l ··~ it every nlght, au year long ... •:""' :;~ C OLLINS BEGAN Ull- 1• ring in the service and oac-e t paid S300 for working a ftball tournament ln the hamas. He bu also done 1 lot umplrinc for free. ••• ·u tbey need aomeone. I'll do y bas no bearing oa it," .. ys. "Whether It's $1 or as lone as tbey need eone, I'm there." Like most umpires. Smelser ls an active player as well. He s ays that becoming an ump dr~UcaUy changed his outlook. ··1 don't get on the umps like I ISMd to." Smelser Slid, "U the : lrUY ii bmtliq &Dd in the right • JIOlition, I woa'l say anyt.b.iq ': ltVeD ii be blows tbe call. ~. ··11ey. different seta of eyes : pre IClilll to lee pl~ differeal· : '' • e1Deeially on ban1·bu1 : plqa/' -Smetaer said. "We're :puma. ud 1ooaer or later •• everybody is going to make a mlstake." Palmblade agrees. .. BW. U.E• <a former m1- jor league umpire now ln the Hall of Fame> claimed he never made a bad call in bis lire. But Bill Klem aclucled, there are no perfect umpires,•• Palm blade says. "U you're trying to do 1 good job, people will generally recognize it." Working the class D softball leagues is one thing, but when umpires start working the A- level tournaments they have to alter their thinking. "Some of the really good players think they cen in- timidate umps. but you can't be rabbit-eared about rt. You've g()( to let it roll off your back," says SmelHr ... If you bustle ud make loud calll. JOU cu a., iD eoatral. ·-ne eomplainta aDd threats are there, .. Smeller added. "but you'll get tboee in any job. U It botben you. you abouldD 't be umptnnc." Flt,..••,, .... Trf 1•111'•••• ,.....,... ,... hlaMI• came on the St. Louls disabled II llat and pitched • ftvt·bltter to stve the Cardln1l1 a 4 0 vlcior'1 over San Fruclaco to bl1hU1ht NI• tloul Ln1ue 1ctlon Wednesday. The rl1ht· hendtt. 3-3. sldeUned 1U.C. JW\e I with a shoulder b\jury, struck CNl ftve, walked two and WU llded by two lale-lnnlnC doub.&. ~:;· The C1rdlnala ftnbb tMlr buslntH wltb lbe Otaota btfON RyLna IOUth to meet the Dod1ers ln a tbree·aame ~t b eginning Friday . Elsewhere .... Two·run slnailes in the fU\h innlna by rookie Kellb MorelHd and Gerey Mlddoa carried PhU1dtlDhi1 to a , .. victory ovtr Hou,.ton and Nol1a Ryu • • • PiMh·hitter Toay Ben1a11rd'1 tie· breaklnl one-out 5lngle with the bases lo1ded In the ninth Inning lifted Montreal to a narrow 2· l margin over Cincinnati •.. WWie MoataH& drilled four hits in· cludloa two home runs and drove In three •u......-' runs as San Diego won Its fifth straight tame, S-2. over the Chicago Cubs. Mon- tanei'a lwo homers were the only ones tut In the N1llonaJ Leaaue other than the one by Pedre G1ternro of the Dodgers . Pit Zu~ry limited AUanta to four hits and chalked up his second consecutive shutout as the New York Mets whipped AUanta, 3·0. Caft("'ft" Oaf•• I 3-Hfttr-ttld _., thlf'tf'" SAN DIEGO -Kent Kuerbis. 13. died of EE leukemia despite the girt of almost 80 pints of e., blood by a British s ubmarine crew and players on the San Diego Chargers football team. Forty-eight pints of blood were donated by men of the submanne Cbu.rchlll who made Kent an honorary BrilL5h seaman. The youngster died at his home In Descanso last weekend 1fter battling his cancer for six months. continuing to ski •nd play soccer. r------BunaH Toda11 -------. On this dale ln baseball in 1961 : The year's second All-star game ended In a rain- shorted, 1·1 tie at Boston's Fenway Park ... the hrst and only tie game in All-star h.istory. On this date In 1957: In a hilarious scene at Milwauk ee s County Stadium, Pittsburgh Manager Bobby Bragan. who was ejected from lbe game only minutes before. sauntered up to home plate and offered lhe umpires a dnnlc of has orange juice. The umps dtd not take up lhe offer. and three days later, Bragan was fired in favor of DaMy Murtaugh . On UUs date ln 19S4 : Milwauktt's Joe Adcock collected a rtt0rd 18 total bases as be smashed four home runs and a double ln a 15-7 Brave victory over lhe Brooklyn Dodgers. On this date in 1934 : The St. Louis Cardinals S('()red an 8-6. 18-lnnlng victory over the Cincinnati Reds. Starting p1tcher5 Dizzy Dean of lhe Cards and Tony Freitas of tbe Reds both went the distance. Today's Birthdays : Former pinch-hitter deluxe Vic Davalillo is 41. St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Leon Durham is 23. Too Tall Hftl,,. D.U.. l'fWJlrf The Dallas Cowboys will be playing without • Roger Staubacb, C liff Barris and Tom "BoUywoocl" Heodenon. but they've got Ed "Too Tall" Joaes back. J ones gave up his boxing career to rejoin the Cowboys at their Thousand Oaks traming camp and saJd, ··1 had a warm welcome when I returned, from coaches and players alike." ... The Denver Broncos placed wide receiver G.we. IUdlanla on the reserved-did not report list Wednesday. Team officials say Richards failed to report because of personal problems . . . BWy Cauoo. Jr. shunned LSU, the school where bis rather won a Heisman Trophy. and will instead play football and baseball for Texas A&M University ... The National Labor Rela- tions Board filed suit in an effort to compel the North American Soccer League and its 24 member clubs to recognize and hold bona fide collttlive bargaming with the -players association ... Italy's highest TOO TALL soccer court has stiffened penalties on two Italian second division teams and two players Ln the scandal of fixed games. which also involved major league clubs and stars. The two players were disqualified for three years and the teams were assessed 1 live-point penalty to be served in the standings of the next league championship .•. Loy1J Pin has been appointed athletic director at Loyola Unlversi· ty of Chicago, replacing Gene S.Wwu. who stepped down to become lbe &chool's basketball coach . T~~Ratlle TV: No events scheduled. RADIO: Angels at Detroit. 5 p.m .. KMPC <710> SPORTSBREAK/B~EBALL /OLYMPICS Angela Win, 6-5 Third Straight Equals Record DETROIT <AP> -Angel pitchers have pulled the fuse on the Detroit Tigers· heavy artillery this week. "We had 12 hits tonight. but never really hit the bill hard." said Detroit Manager Sparky Anderson after the Angels' 6-5 victory Wednesday night. their third straight over the Tigers. It was the fourth straight loas for Detroit. the win matching the Angels' longest winning sueak of the season. "We didn't tut with power and have n 't hat with power for several games." Anderson said or his team's recently slumber· ang bats. THE ANGELS managed only eight hits off Tiger starter Dan Schalzeder, 6·7, and two other Detroit pitchers. But two of the hits were two·run homers by Bob Clark and Don Baylor. And two others we re run-scoring blows by pinch -hitters Rod Carew and La1Ty Harlow that highlighted a four-run eighth in- ning "It's a good feellnR to get the big hits again." said An~els Manager Jim Freg0l>1, who led his team to a d1v1s1on cham - p1onshJp last year but has seen 1t slide into the American League West basement this season "We've also had pretty good pitc hing from our starters an Uu:> se ries." fo'r eRos1 continued. "Our bullpen has bttn out.stand· mg ror the last 30 games. but the starters weren't getung ~ far enough " FllANK TANANA started for the Angl'IS but gave way to Mark Clear, 7·8. an the sixth after a one-out, two run triple by Jim Lentine . Le ntine also singled home Detroit's first run ln the fourth inning lo cut the def· lcll lo 2-1 after Clark's second· inning homer. Fred Patek started the de- cisive rally with a triple off the right field foul pole and Cattw t ied the score. 3-3. when be drilled a single up the middle. Bert Campaneria ren for the ailing carew -who hu a pulled leg muscle -took second on a sacrifice and stole third base. He scored when Harlow, batting for designated hitter Dickie Thon, greeted reliever Aurelio Lopez with a double to left. center. Raylo r followed with has second home run of lbe sea.son. ''IT'S GOING TO TAKE a while t.o get back lo where I was last season," said Baylor. who clouted a career·high 36 home runs in 1979 and was named the American League's Most Valua- ble Plaver. "It's frustrating to not be able to hit pitches I've hit since Llttle League. but I'll have to be pa- ti ent." Baaylor added. Baylor massed six weeks of the season when he was hit by a pitch an May and suffered a broken bone m the heel part of his left hand. He underwent sur- gery and returned to the lineup June 26 Andy Hassler earned his third save, relieving C lear after Lance Parrish doubled home a Detroit run in the eighth. Par- r Is h score d when Lentine bounced into a double play before Hassler shut the door. The two teams close out their season senes tonight with Don Aase. S·12. s lated to face Detroit's Milt WllcO?C. 10-6. NEW POLE BARRIER. • • Judging teams. partJcularly an the Javebn. discus and tnple Jump -events a ll won by » v1ets . Pauleri had lobbied for keei>- ing the "Red Jackets" away from the track. at the request of the Ru.siian Olympic officials who were concerned about humiliatmg the Soviet judges. but he was voted down Tuesday by a near-unarumou.s executJve board count. "Finally, we were fed up and we told tum about at," Amadeo said Competitors in several other Olympic competitions have lodged various complamts about the officiating. which 1s not u.n · us ual for major inte rnational m eets. Except for track and field . the j-..dging here bas been done by international panels. AFTER HE WON the gold medal over co-silver medalists, Volkov and defending Olympic champion Tadeus& Slusarski of Poland, Kozakiewicz made an obscene gesture directed at the crowd. slapping the palm of one hand over the raised forearm oj the other . The Soviet fans' behavior at ot h e r v e nues was also noteworthy. -While the twice-beaten ~ vlet basketball team was pla.yin1 for t.he bronze medal, a relative- ly s mall crowd hooted and whistled the European form ol booing at its team. which had been favored to take the gold in the a~ence of the boycot.ting Am encans. -The Soviet basketball t.earn was also Jeered by a crowd of about 10,000 at the medals cere mony, in which the Soviets picked up the bronze for trounc- 1 n g Spain 117 -94 an d7 Yugoslavia won the gold for beating second-place Italy 86-TT. -VASILY ALEXEEV. the gold medal weightlifter from the Montreal Olympics and, fo r yean, one of the Soviets' most treasured 1thletes, lost his super heavyweJght crown to teammate Sultan Rahkmanov. Austin Earns Baseball Standings SAN DIEGO CAP> -Top- seeded Tracy Austin made bis· t.ory Wednesday night when the 17·year-old hlgh school student defeated Kim Sands 6·1. 6-1. at the Women's Tennis Assodatioo open. In reconti.ng the second·round victory, the teen.ager from Roll· Ing Hills entere<J the record books by becoming the youngest athlete to ever top the Sl million m1rk in career ea rnin gs. establishi.ng the feat in only 21 months. "It really feels nice to have done something like this. especi&JJy being the youngest ever." Austin admitted w' traces ol embarrassment an r voice. "But winninc tourn1- meau and beinl No. 1 ii •till tbe main tblna. tboQcb.'' AUltla appears beaded to yet aDOtber SUadQ final at tbe rate abe ii plQ1Dc. Tbe defendiq cbampioD wu aweaome last Dl.lht. raanlq up Points with ber brilliant buellne came. AMERICAN LEAGUE West Dh1aloD Kansas Caty Oakland Tex a::. Minnesota Chicago Seattle Angels W L Pct. 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(~). =!.JRlllNS' QUMILE§ ~ INEUGIBLE :: LOS ANGELES CAP)' - :Sophomore quarterback :'-rnard Quart•. wbo started Stadium Open to Public 15688 two 1ame1 for the UCLA footbmll -team last year, will be ~ble · tbll fall becaUH ol aeademk= -reatoDS. . ~ • A 1pokelman lor UCLA laid ·aa& Qaarl•• wltbdnw from ........ ICbDol. ,,_. .. -lllilcaUoa .. to wbeU.. tM 1·1~1 •·fJOaDd•r frem LM ADI ... wUI plQ for die Bndm !f•ID ID tbe Iatan. NewlJ·remodelect Anaheim 9tadham wW open tu doon to tbe public SuDda1from14 p.m. The lacWly wlU be o,.. ,_. public l~ctioo, •Illa free parkmc. edJDIHkJa. IOU...US ••• 1eaeral laformaUoa ••allallle. N earlr 11 moatla1 ••41er ~AR '111l •1C111D wUI fellbln ntra laeludtD1 more tllaa 10.000 Hall; a -------------------------__ ... ,,, ..... mov1ble 3t000-Hat blHcber section wb.lco com.a out ot ri'9ll field oa a apeclally·burted trD · a bydraullcall1·09erated ptuber'1 mound; aad UM..,.._ c:ompularbed video,.....,. ner~. to F=::.-= :.:c: ,:: Ylew a Nat'Mlt' ftlm from ... 1f re cllampl••lalp ••••• w91lcll will M •llOwll • tM ~ --..-.~-----.. -_,,_, ____ _ -. . . -.. -..... , I . . . ..... SWIMMING I FISHING ' BOATING urf's Up For New Bos es 8 ped al to tJw DaUy Pilot Steve Moyers ~cored twice -.and Luurlt' Abr ham" assisted on two goals H the Call(omla Surf thoroughly dominated the Pi'ltl.ad<.'h>hHa Jo"ury. 3·1, Wednes· duy ni.iht an a North American Sol'rt•r L ·aiue game at Anuhelm Stadium. The Surf didn't waste much lime an lmpre:,sing their new o" nl'~ ai. they ~cored twice an the f1n.t half as Moyers got his flrbl goal at 30~30 with assists from Alan Kelly and Abrahams. and Paul Cahill tallied Wlth his first goal or the season 1ust 2. 19 later on assists from Gerry In gram and Tony Crudo .. M oy~rs then gave hls Su rf teammates an insurmountable three-goal advantage in the second half when he scored at 68 14 "'1t h assis t s fr o m Abraham::. and Craig Allen and the Philadelphia ::.quad a man s hort The physical contest s aw fi ve C'a ut1on cards and ont ejection for the Fur~, who currently re· :.1 de:. 1n las t place 1n the Am<"nC'an Conference':, Eastern 0 1\'ISIOn And. as a r<>sult of their rough nuturc. the Fury wa::. forc-ed to pla~ the final 26 22 of the conlt!St .1 man :.hort M oy t.·r·s t w o goal , meanwhile, marked the third time thi s season h t' h a d Jll'rformcd ::.uc h a feat The tallies gave him 12 goals and I wo a::.~1sts on the season for 26 points. second on the Surf scor· 1ng parade Abrahams. with two assists. ran his number to 48 points. hrst on th\' Surf and !>econd in the ,\mencan Conference. ,\ crowd of 5.631 watched the Surf o uts hoot Philadelphia. 21 10. ns California goal·keeper \Ian ~laycr wa::. credited "1th 1u::.l onl' s:.in' ENCOURAGEMENT -Ricky Bodor of Dad·~ Swim Club tn Houston shouts to a teammate during action at the V S Outdoor Swim Championship in Irvine . The v1C'tory improves th<' Surf':. rt><'ord to 13· 13 and give!> them 125 points for the season to lead tht· Amcncan Conference·!> Wc·:.trrn D1v1s1on Edmonton, "'1th an 1dcnt1cal 13·13 r.i ark. 1ra1ls by 10 points 10 the· stand· ang:-. SWIM ••. was some sax lengths m front of s~ond place Nancy Hogshead who clocked 2: 11.07. ALL 111REE MEN'S winners includm' J esse Vassallo or Mis- sion V\ejo (400 individual medley) and Rowdy Ga ines (100 free) alon g with Beardsley. would have won gold medals in Moscow with their efforts. On ly Meagher wo uld have made it Wednesday night. But that is better than the entire 1976 U.S. women's swimming team did in Montreal, when the only gold medal cam e in a relay race. Already lhe U S. women have two winning m a rks better than those PoSted in Moscow. After two days or competition. the medal s tandings s how the Americans with seven gold, six silver and two bronze medals in 11 ~vents in comparing with the ~· Moscow Olympics. V assano. the world record holde r for the 400 IM. posted a 4 : 21.51 in wirutlng by more than 3/ lOOths of a second in meet record time . He probably could have bette red his own world standard of 4:20.0S with a little pushing. GAINES OF FLOalDA set lhe American record with an Olym· p\c gold performance in the pre- lims at 49.61. then won the finals with a 50.lt effort. Tracy Caulkins became the first double Winner of the meet when she captured the women's 400 IM with a 4:40.61 effort to lowe r he r own U.S . Open. American and meet records but it wasn't up to gold medal · standahis in Moscow. "I knew this was going to be one of m y t o u g hest races toni1bt.'' she said . "Eve n t.bougb that was my best time. I wanted to try for a 4 :36 to beat the OIJmptc record. I ume to this meel with the thought ln mlnd to beat the Olympic times but so,.,. I haven 't been able to do it. 111 Just keep on trying and hopefully. I will get one of them." U.S.A. vs. Moseow How the wimmers Compare Women 's 400 Individual Medley World Record: 4:36.29. P etr a Schneider. 1980 U .S. Record : 4 : 40.83 . Tracy Caulkins, 1978. Moscow Olympics U.S. Cbampioos bips 1. Tracy Caulkins <1 40 61 2. Nancy Hogs head 4 47 81 3 Karin LaBerge 4 49 61 1 P Schneider. E Ger. 4 36.29 2 Sharon Davies. Eng. 4 :46 83 3 Agmeszka Czopek . Pol 4.48 17 • Men's 400 Individual Medley World and U.S. Record. 4 20 5. JC!>se Vassallo. 1978 U.S. Championship~ 1.-J esse Vassa llo 4 · 21 51 2. J ohn Simon!> 4 24 74 3. J e ff Float 4 25 19 • Moscow Olympics 1 A S1dorenko. USSR 4 22 89 2 S Ft>:>enko. USSR 4 · 23.43 3 Zoltan V\'.'rraszto. Hun. 4.24.24 Wom en's 100 Freestyle World Record: 54 79. Barbara Kraus e. East Germany. 1980 U.S. Record 55.63, Cynthia Woodhead. 1979. U.S. Champions hips I . CynlhJa Woodhead 2. J Ill Sterkel 3. Susie Thayer 56 57 56 61 56 81 • Moscow Olympics 1. Barbara Krause. E. Ger. 54.79 2 Caren MeschuJ<. E Ger. 55.16 3 Ines Diers. E Ger 55.65 Men's 100 Freestyle World Record: 49.44, J onty Skinner. South Afnca. 1976. U.S. Record : 49 61 . Rowdy Gaines. 1980 U.S. Cbamplonsblps 1. Rowdy Gaines 2. Chris Cavanaugh 3. Kris Kirchner 50.19 50.26 51.21 • Moscow Olympics 1 Jorg Wo1lhe. E Ger. 2 Pelle Holmeru. Swe. 3. P er Johansson. Swe. 50.40 50.91 51.29 Women 's 200 Butte rfly World and U.S. Record: 2:07.01. Mary T. Meagher. 1979. Moscow Olympics 1. Ines ~Issler, E. Ger . 2: 10.44 2. S . Schonrock . E . Ger. 2:10.45 3. Michelle Ford. Aus. 2: 11.66 U.S. Cbamploasblps 1. Mary T. Meagher 2:06.37 2. N ancy Hogshead 2: 11.07 3.KimUnehan 2 :ll.~ • Men's 200 Butterfly World and U.S. Record: 1:59.29, Mike Bruner, 1976. U.S. Cbampiollsblps 1. Craig Beardsley 1: 58.46 2. Mike Bruner 1 :59.1.3 3. Blll Forrester 1. 59.40 MOKOW Olympics 1. Sergei Fesonko, USSR 1 :59.76 2. Phillip Hubble, Eng. 2:01.20 3 Roger Pyttel. E. Ger. 2:01.39 Clot Nearly Killed J.B. HOUSTON CAP> -Houston A.atros pitcher J.R. Richard was lilted In Jood coadttioa ear\y to- d11 ~ emerancy surceey to remove a blood clot from hia Mdt. IUcbanl, wboM raat ball ls amoq U. falteet ln UM major lea1uea, cotlap1ed durln1 a workout WednHdar at tbe AitNdome and Wat IWbld to Homt.cm'1 Medlodlat Haep6tal. ''Rlellard WU fCMad to MM a bloehd .,., • bll ..... Tbe .. ,,..., wu iue~1run1 ac· eompUabed to remove the bloekalt aad be wu cnom to the Intens ive c are unit," a hospital spokesman s aid tale Wednelday ni&ht. Tbe operation could have been a "life or death s ituation" for the Astroa' mllllon d 8 lla r pitcher, s1id a hos p ital apokeaman. Dr. Georace Noon and Dr. Charles M~Uum III finished operatma late Wednesday night. Neither couJd be reached for comment after the operation. The clot formed ~hind the Tl8ht colltrbone In the subcla · vtan artery. the main actery ror circulation to the upper arms. Ric ha rd had c'omplalned several weeks a10 of fatigue in h is right arm and was hospitalized lut weell while a team of pbyalciana ran teat.a to Identify the problem. Dr . Harold Brelsford. the team s>t!11lci1n. 11ld recenUy that doctors diagnosed the •U· m ent as a b1ocka1e of an artery in his rtsht shoulder are•. But he said the All·1tar pitcher would "be able to resume tJlrow. Ing as tolerated." . " ' . . . . . .,.. . .. -.... --. . -.. .,. ---·-. --------.. _.. .. ~ ... --------.. _.,.. .. ThurM!ay, July 31, 1990 Jim Niemiec Spikebill Double! Both the firsl marlin and first broadbill of 1980 angling season were weighed in at the Balboa Angling Club thb past weekend in wbat will go down in the records as the first splkeblll double in the history of the local angling club. For the second year in a row. Andy Crean or South Laguna flShed the s portJisher "Prowler Too" off Newport to bring in lhe season's first marlin. a US-pounder that was taken off the 267 spot on medium tackle and the marlin hit a hve bait. Also. fishing alone on the 261 spot in his 17·root boat "Lundy Tours ," was Larry Litvinoff of Laguna Niguel and he baited the fi rst broadb11l of the season. LITVTNOFF'S SWORDFISH weighed In at 336 pounds and was caught on heavy tackle The s word.fish tut a large sqwd but coded up being foul·hooked dunne the three hours and 55 minutes 1t took tum to bring the fish to gaff. by himself Coming over to help young L1tv1noff bring the large fish aboard his s mall boat was 8111 Speach of Newport. There arc probably more s wordfish being hooked than marlin. but this condition should c ha nge Uus weekend as more marlin will be mov· mg into area waters. The best action 1s at the 267 spot. but there a re also btlllish being reported off both ends of our out· t•r 1sl3llds and on the 14 Mile Bank. Calm waters pre\'a1l. and thl!> coming month ~houJd prove to be a good ont> Evt>n though the first t"o fish of the season were t.aJ<en on bait. most !>lnke!> have occurred on Jigs thus far. and 1£ past seal>Ons can be counted. most of our loeal catch will consist of those sp1kehllls thJt "'ere coached into hitting a rod by a marlin JIG . ALBACORE ARE STILL staytng way off our coasllme due to some cold dirty water that moved a couple of weeks' ago. H&M Landing 1n San Diego reports that sportf1shers on t .. o to five-day mini· long range trips are getlrng into !>Orne good longfin action. but the bite 1~ ::.omc 160 mile!> from the bt'ach There are ::.till !:.ome opening!> on the:,e alb~core t:ips for ~h~e who are interested. U. tb' alba~ don t move in, 1t might be the only chance ~ catching a longfin this season, unless condiU"""lr change. ""T' ~here a rc some yellows being ta ken at Cata Ima, San Clemente and the Corooados, but the fi sh a re reall y spread out and only one or lwb boa ts are getting. on the fish. The yellowtall are oca !he s maU s ide with an occasional fish being ta keo m t he 20-pound class. There have also been some breezing bluefin at the islands. but they are very hook·shy and only a couple have been boated. NEWPORT AND DANA HARBOR boats are finding coastal fish1rg on lhe s low s ide as a red II FISHING tide and cold water moved m to slow fis hme earlier this week. Lee Clark, spokes man for Davey's Locker , says the bulk of the half·day catch 1s being made up or mackerel and small bass, whale the boat.s hsh1ng Catalana are do1n~ better on bonito, bass, some barracuda and a few big yellows Bay f1 stung 1s not very good due to a combina· t1on of boating pressure and poor water cond1t1on s. The color and moss an Newport 1s terrible and there should be something done about 1t before no one can stand to set foot m this once·beautiful ba~ .. Tom Gray. who manages the skiff n~t at the Pavilion. say~ that ang ling 1s s low but those work· ang the deeper <'hannels on the changing tides are picking up ~omt-croake r on assorted baits and lure~ Some fishing for bass is on tap for those f1!>h 1 n~ the Jt-tly area early an the morning This writer did some earl y morning ::.urf hsh1ng Tuesday. but the fish did not cooperate A few 1.1.eak stnkes and one released barred perch wa::. all the action enJoyed dunng one hour of angling, a lthough t.hert.• "ere a number of large cor b1na work- 10~ !'land crabs in \ery s hallow water. Pier f1sh1nJ:: 1::.n't red hot t.'1thcr, as only a few mackerd. Jack ')melt and tom cod arc b<'1nl: landt"d Cut bart ::..:ems to be 1,1,orking bt'tter than ln.e bail for lht.·~e ~mallc-r foh. Did She Cook Own Goose At Benihana? BCYC Fleet Raees Area Yachts Compete Betty Cook. Newport Beach'!> natlOnal and world champion oHs hore power boat racer , may have blown her c hances for back·to-back nalJonal titles re· cently. Cook blew an engine in her tunnel-hull ccatamaran> Kaama m the Beruhana Grand. Pnx off Pt. P leasant . N J . ~she st.Jll has enough points to get her mto the world ('hamplonship next fall. With better luck than she has had rec<.'ntly. Cook could get back rnto the na tional points race "1th top fimshes in the next thr<.'c races on the nationa l circ uit. The next race 1s the t-·asano -Guy Lombardo race Saturday out of Freeport. N Y Th e o ther t w o are the lslamorado race an the Florida Keys, Sept 13. and the Club In tt:>rnat1onal 10 f-'ort Lauderdale. Fla . Oct. 4 Basketball Count Up £1ah1a Corinthian Yacht Club will !>end a net'l of \ ach~ off Saturday on a circumnav1j?allon of San Clemente hland markmg the ninth renewal of the dub ::. Santa Barbara Passage ra~ The rac-e 1s open to skippers and ('f'eWS of yachts rated under BOATl!'iG the Performance Handicap Rae mg f1eet, lnlemallonal Offshore Rul e a nd O cea n R aci n g Catamaran A!>soc1at1on han d1('ap !>y::.tems There w ill bt• three classt-s of PHRF. yacht ... The rac<' !>tart<. Saturda\· at 10 a m off the ;\'.ewport Pier and t he 0 (.'('t "'111 leaH San Clement(: l"-land to port ~fore retum1n~ to f1rush 1n front of th1• BYC rlubhousc ' ,\et1\'1t1c:. plannt>d around lh<' racl' indude a F riday ntl?ht ch1h and ribs buffet and a pre·ract• breakfa ~t a t lh<' ('l uhhou~£> Saturday morninJ! from 7 10 ~ 30. Trophy pre'\entat1on 1s scheduled Sunday night General chairman of the event 1s Michael ){jrby. For entry II\· form ation contact BCYC. 1601 Bayside Dnve. phone 644·9S30 In other Southla nd yacht111J! areas . LM "--'"-••~" ... ""ft~ ... .,~ v"""' (Jue> tio4w rr.-tli T-r..-nql• C PM~J" OtW ~"Oft, S..tU'"O.¥. ttof-"M (f'lll>C41 JI() ..-."' .... -M"tlot'~~· ltttr .. 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NOOtEY ~......, l.ff9lle Hl•~EY IEAAS -,....,.., ~.,, ,,_,, , • ., (Of(ll cou.••• CLEMSON -~ Clint lrTMll a-tant cMCll l OYOlA UNIVERSITY -Nt"'" ~ p~!~IC..=~ ...... lencl e-,, T- 0'8rl4o! .,.. *" c-tstlstertl .......,. t OKMt NAZ ARETH COllEOE -H•mtd ~··•o.m.1 _......, ~· --.. ,~~" WAKE f'OltEST UNIVEltSITY -All• -ff"'-'"""" .. ol Eel ...... •H •lltnt N.UIM!laietf\, FOR THE RECORD ' BUSINESS Summer. Travel Lag Grounds Air Profits NEW YORK CAP > • T he a l umpln1 U.S. economy baa forced tboutandl ot Americana to dt'lay or dump their travel plaaa • and helped send the airline lnduttr)' into the worst noee dJve in history. "We're a troubled In· dustry : 1980 is trouble for the airline industry." Pan American World Airways C hairman William T. Seawt'll said In &nn<>\mCing the $400 million sale of his com· pany's 59-s tory New York office building. Higher Jet fuel costs and ded.uling passt".nger traffic led to total losses o f m o r e t han $300 m illioo for the big trunk c arriers In the first three months of the year. Some did better this spring. but many of lhe largest carriers still posted second quarter losses. Pan Am. for e x- a m pie, regis tered a n operating loss of $66 3 milhon. United Airlines had S46.7 million 1n ope r ating losses and Amencan Airlines lost $34.8 milllon Summer normally 15 the airlines' peak traffic period and lhe most pro- fitable lime of the year But 1980 is not a nor mal year. Analysts s ay the industry may stay in tht: re d fo r t h e Ju ly Septembe r period possibly the first sum mert1me loss 1n the 1n dustry"5 tusto11 _ "'It's s Ull up in the air 1 ~hether we'll make an)- m on ey in the third qua rter:· said George .James. a vice president of the Au Tramport A!> soc1ation of America , an industry trade group. And many airline of fa cia ls predict the 1n dus try will lose about $500 mtllion for the yeiir the first ful l·Y<.'etr CJperatang loss s 1n('1• 194!! "The first half <of 1980) has been so bad that even if we made a ' co upl e o r hundr e d m 1lhon in the second half. 1t would still be the worst year m hLStory, ·' J ames said. The reeess1on has h"urt the b1~ a ir lines. but t heir o -.n price tn · creases have done at least as much to CJ,w• c ourag e travelers. a nal ys l li s a y . Th e a verage rare tncreased 30 to 35 percent m the past year. J ames said , a nd more boosts are ex- pected th.ls summer. No rthwest Airlines raised its popular Seat- lle·to-Hooolulu fare S6 percent in June and the price will j ump another 10 percent on Aug. 1 J o hn L a u r e s. wh o operates a tour business on the Hawalian Island of Kona. says the tugher fares a re scaring o ff travelers. "It's getting so ex - pensive that people who see it would cost $200 less to go to Mexico are Oakland A irfare T rimme d Oakland·based World Ai rways, one of the m06l aggressive al pr1cln1. now offers fares or sis o n e w a y b et ween Oakland and Los Angeles. flights le ave twice daily from the West Im- perial TermmaJ at Los Angeles International and arrive al Oakland. The line says there's no restriction on seats on each rught. which de· part daily at 10 and 11 :30 p.m. daily. Partnership Talk's Topic Limited partnerships in a variety of bust· neale8 will be covered at a free dlscuaaion at the Baywood Recreation Center, One Bay•ood Drive, Newport Beach. on Tuelday. The 1e11k>a at.art.a at 5: 30 p. m. and feature11 three local bualneamen . ReservaUonl at 78CM>108 or 79CMOU . cboollnc t.bat, or they're doln1 1omethln1 else that COltS even leas," be 11Jd. There ll at least aome 1 ood news for the airlines -jet ruel prtces b1ve leveled otr. The average cost was 91 cenls a gallon ln June. up from 53 cents a year earlier. But the price rose an average of only 1 3 cents from May to June , accord ing t o J ames. Some are s las h i ng fares on internationa l rout.es in hopes of luring travelers wbo otherwise couldn't afford a trip abroad. Earlie r this wee k . Trans Wo rld Airlines a nd Britis h Airways undercut each other repeatedly in a battle that will drive dow n to $1 85 the cheapest one-way ticket from New York to Lon· don Civil aviation offtc1als s ay trans·Atlant1c air travel has Callen off an recent weeks because of the rece11ion in the Un I t e d State a and becaUM of the dollar's lower value abroad. f'or the big trunk airlines, i nternational traffic in June was down 4.2 percent from a year ago . s ays the Air Transport A.,sociation. But air traffic in the United Stales. which ac- counts for the bulk or the airlines' business. was down even further. It fell 4 S percent in June compared with June of 1979. H ftad• B••ll John F. Harrigan has bee n e l ected chairman and chief executive officer of Union Bank. The in· s titution is based in Los Angeles. WANTED DIAMONDS • GOLD Jewel'> by Joseoh Pvtthctses dtamOnds. gem- stones <)Old aoo silllt!< lrom pnvale indMduals and estates Ca1etul e•cJm.nation and evalua- ltOO by our t'•~o:ts H.g1'14:'>c PftCeS patd 1().9 Odt"; $.JI 10 . ., CIOSed Sunoay Pnone today AS!>. lo• Ewny Grc'IU! 0t Douq K~ • '·,. ._ Ot tl•r I ~-...i .. O•fl eKJ 'ff•I.\ J [W LS by JOS[Ptl South Coast Plaza. Costa Mesa • 540-90&6 'l'here'sa New Citi7,e0 • co1n1ngto town.• (WJ.th plenq:of prizes and gifts} Come to _oar Open House, Fr~Aagast& to~ August 23. Free gifts. Free Cari catures. Free refreshments. And a chance to win lots of val uable prizes. The excitement begins next week. Look fo r our ad in the Pilot fo r the details. () cmzENSBANK OF COSTA MEs.\ 17th at Santa Ana Ave .• Costa Mesa. 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Business OM-V PILOT 83 . • Usury Laws Interest Bank NEW YORK <AP) -A irowanJ number of .. .,_ bAnkl an ~ mcwllll 1JMU' cred.lt card opttaUou lo Soul.I\ Dakota to take adnata1t of &hat ute'• libtt-al usury la ~ ~ is to ~l lbftr tUl\Ulll from credit tards. but sicaa are emeralnt th•l con u~l' oppos1t100 rooukt "'I)~)' lhe plan The banks ar e)'e1n1 South Dakota lM>caw at does not Umlt the a mount ol lnttrest banb can charie on credit u rd IC»lM and as the only \ate that permit$ out-or tate bank holdini: rompan1es lO establulh bunk iub,-.1d1ar1~ ONE MONTH AFTER the South Oakota Legislature UberaUied Lhe state' usury laws in February, New York·based C1Ubank announced 1t would move pan of its credit card optrauons to Siou_x Falls Citibank. lhe n a tion's second·largest commercial bank by de pps1ts. has S 8 milhon credit card holders. The badk originally planned to open its Sioux falls operation by July 4, but now says 11.s target dale is late summer or early autumn -a revision due in part to some public opposition lO the move. In ~nt weeks other bag banks have sent scouts to South Dakota to explore the reasib1llty or following Citibank's move. Among them are Chase Manhattan Bank, Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co. and Chemical Bank. They r ank third, fourth and sixth. respectively. among the nation's banks and have a combined total or nearly 12 million credit card customers. ACCORDI NG TO JAM ES P . Murphy. executive vice president of the New York Stale Bankers Association. as many as 25 maJor banks are considering shifting their cr edit card operations from New York. He said t.he slate stands to lose as many as 8.500 JObs 1f the moves are made. "It's no secret t hat several banks a re considering a move of their credit card operations to states wi th more rea listic ceilings ... and the possible consequences or tl'Us alarm us," Murphy said m a speech to t he association's annual con\'ention last month. Citibank claims it cannot make reasonable profits in the credit card business under New York's usury laws , which hrrut the annual interest rates banks can charge to 18 percent on purchases under $500 and to 12 percent on purchases greater than that. The New York State Banking Depa rtment recommended to Gov. Hugh Carey in April that the st ate increase the maximum allowable interest rate on credit card loans, but the state legislature recenU}' rejected a proposed increase. THE BANK CREDIT card business was s uffering earlier this year when interest rates banks paid to acquire funds soared to near 20 percent. Those rates fell dramaUcally in April. May and June, however, improving the profit picture. ln response to the rising costs of operating its eredit card business, a l_arge Minnesota bank Give your career in data communications an exciting new direction. Bob w:>if ioonea Pac11tc Telephone for ·the challenge and ootentoal lf'I da1.i communocat1ons· He }01neo u:> as a Communications Syslem Representa1•ve and was recently promoteo to Systems ~onager \Ne need more b11ght. talented people ltke Bob w•lh degrees 1n malti 01 compuler science and experience 1n oesign. implementatoon and maintenance of data com· muntGations systems harctware an<I sotiware roperallng systems. access methO<l.S. protocols al'ld nelwork arch1· lectures tor IBM or olher equivalent manufacturers l Salary range from 27K 10 32K Generous oeneltts and bonus Qppor1unit1es curienUy ava11at>le m Lo:> Angeles. Ot ange and San Francisco II you'd fille lh1s kind ol e xciting direction. send us your 1esume Write 10 Pacific Telephone. Manage· ment Employment Oll1ce. Room 1300. Oepl KF·89, 44 Montgomery Street. San F1anc1sco. Ca. 94104 @Pacffic Telephone Tne CM llenge IS he•e An e<iual opportunory emotoye< . r hold l n• company -Flrat Bank System - annOWl('(.'(l ln Ml)' \bat It would move lll credll r ard operatiON lO South Dakota and boolt int.er-est t har11n to 24 percent from 18 percent effective July 1 T he plan was withdrawn. however, after numef'OtU consumers C"Omplain~'<i and the st.ale's a ttorney gener•l threatened to fil e suit aeainst the company. whole two largest sublidiaries are First National Bonk of Mlnoeapolls and First National Rank of St Paul. "We did not s ucceed in conveying to others the ~101nt that IJ\n auon hits banks as hard as everyone l'bl· · .a company spokesman s aid WIJbur J . Holleman is vice president, tu:es. of the Fluor Corp. of Irvine. The former tax manager for Floor is a member of the California, Oklahoma and New York Bar associations. * • • All s ix soulhern divisions or Winchell's Donut House are under Lhc supervision of RJcbard D. Salamlda, regional vice presidenl He was re· gional director of the chain's area stores. * • • M s. Sue Gisler is operations om «r for the Cos ta Mesa branch of Cititens Bank. Costa Mesa. She advanced whe n the bank opened its new branch at 17th Street and Santa Ana Avenue. • * • Thomas W. King is president and chief ex· ecut1ve offl("('r or Acme Markets. Inc .. a subsidiary of American Stores Co. He was executive vice pres· 1dent of the firm's Alpha Beta Co .. of La Habra. King \\111 supervise 360 stores and supply fa cililles fo r the Philadelphia chain. Bo/ A Building International Vnit SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A Bank of America plans to merge its various national offices next month into a n e w corpora tion t o s erve international business customers. A cons o lidate d c o rporation. ca lle d BankAmerica International. will be formed Aug. 31. It v.111 include existing Bank of Ame rica offices in Houston. Chicago. Miami and New York and its Nassau branch. Thomas A. Deane. exeeutive vice president and BofA's North America Division head. said seven new offices will join the network within the next year. They will be in Seattle. Dallas. Minneapolis. Cleveland, St. Louis. Boston and Atlanta. '·$50,000 to $500,000 INCOME PROPERTY SECONDS • ln«rrc•t only ~t ··--• C:O-mMT'Ciat • Re•kk•tS.I ·~e•-lt...u ·~ ......... •6_....toJ.,._.. • SoetlMnt CalMCW'llN ( ....... ,•our ·~" lnl~dota -ntkt I r \•>\If ftl\o.11'< I"':! n.~-d-. (714) 75fH515 AMERtCAN "°"9f MOA'TGAGE ;>JO New pOtl U!111er Of,.e 0.$'9" P\&za NewDO" e..cn ~·o-noa 9~ COLLECTORS CORNEA Rare Coin• & Stamp• GOLD & SILVER Prtcu fOr 7-30-80 O.W C1*w Mt>.Jt Sllftf Cl. tlUI .., 5*11 =r~~::::::: = :::: II IOO ~' ....... ""1. M11. '° ~ .. . . .. \1$1. \It&. tO"JI. 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YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US *-..n you ~ a medkioe. PiC't llP y our presulptlon H lhoPPtftl eu rby. or " wtll · d~lver pro11tpUy without ntra ~. A «reat man~ people entrust •• with U•fh prHCriptioftt. lht ~ com pound J'OU'S .. , ....... ..., ... c, -R C141UY .... ......, 1111 SOulll GfMI Awtn\14t, Sin•• Ant 11141 ~3313 .. ,..,,.,,,,, ,,,. Town Sino• 1'30" 111 ....... ._. .. . '----_J? ~--..!~~-°.!.?!.'!!'!..--------------------_,._ ___ ._ .. _. __ .1_:::-____ ... Look on Bright Side • i f ' i I I Negative Yiew Behind Nationm Slumpr By JOHN CUNNIFF ............... .,,. NEW YORK -There ia no s hortage of research and development funds, nor or ideas. Inventions and lngenuJty in the United States. said E . E. David Jr .. pre sident o r Exxon Research and Engineering Corp. ··overall. industrial r esearch and development in the United States is thriving." said David. "There is a s pirit of vitality " Why. then. h a s the U.S. growth rate shrunk? Why can other nations. West Germany, Japan and. in isolated instances. even less developed nations. so eHec t lve ly challen ge U.S industrial leadership., DAVID . FORM E ll presidential science adviser aod past president or the Amen can As s o c iatio n fo r t h e Advancement of Science. laid it on the line ~nUy_ 1n a talk to engineers at the University of California. While rec:ognizing the truth of some of t he usual explanallons. a nd a g r eein g t ha t thf·y contribute to the problem. he d1 s m1 sse d t hem a ~ t he fundamental cause. Inadequate s p ending fo r res ea rch ~nd development ll> often the first to be menlloned NonsC'nsc. said David Real spending for industnal research and development turned up 1n 1972 and since then has bct!n rising a t S percent a year Ln de fl ated dollars. "IN 1m industry spent some $24 billion or its ov. n funds on R&D . Ventur e capita l was read ily availa ble in the la te 1970s. and new small enterpn ses h a v e bee n pl aying t h eir accustomed innovative role." lnllaUon. &he &ow savings rate a nd. compar~d with other nations. the tow level of capital Investment. a r e fre quently cited. David didn 'l disagree. But he said we must look for an even more basic reason. Still withholding from his audience what he considered this reason to be, David went on to list what he called two other symptoms for lhe slow rate of econonuc growth 1n lhe United States. He desc ribe d rathe r than labeled the first of these two. p~~~:r~l e~· ~ tested 3.000 '16 K r a n · .. dom ·acc_e s s ; m e mori es ma nu f ac · t ured by three U.S. and three Jap a n ese fi r m s . The failure rate Of C-IH the. best J a panese product was one·s1xththato<t.he best U.S. pro· duct. wtuJe the failure r ate o( the worst Japanese product was one- twe nty·seventh that of the wor.:.-t lJ s product .. Of the serond. he simply "aid ·'T he U S hru. four ttme:. a .. m any lawyers J>('r capi ta a ~ West German). a nd 20 limes ~ many as J apan " Also menlloned as a re~ for the poor lJ S econom•c Rrowth rat f' 1s a s tagnation in the growth of sc1enuftc manpower While David !>atd the pool 1'> again growing. he aJso agreed we hav~ lost ptenly of ground. .. Betwttn lhe years 1968 to 1978 the r elative fraction o r Ovf>r Th~ Counlf'r NASOU-. . sctentitts and engineers found lrf the U.S. labor force declined bY. 13 percent ." he s 1ld: "Meanwhile. tbe Soviet Unlon( West Germany and Japan wero boosting their technical man; power by SS percent or more." : Jn an age when countries muse live by tbar wits a nd brain, power . and not through any cor~ ner on technology or natural re~ sources. a ll these deficlenci~ can be translated into economic problems. he suggested. STILL HE hadn't m entione<j wha t he cons idered the most fundamental flaw or all . "You have bea rd recitati<>M of this sort before ... he conj t inued . "and l've not gon~ through the entire littany. For example. I haven't mentioned the "'taJ areas of productivit! and government regalalion. ·• But b eyond all these s ymptoms. he said. there iS somettung more fundamental. It l'i, he said. ·•a sbift toward a na· t1onal pess im ism which dwells on failure and ignores success." THIS NATIONAL m ood. he ~aid "has afflicted nearly every '>Oc1al sector." 111cludm gord.mary C'1tJLe ns. sc1ent1sl.!.. engineers and C'orporat..e manager... to aame a r~v. .. Corpor ate ma nagers arc 1,ften as s hy of healthy risk l a k in g a'> go 1.·e rnm e n t bu r<'a ucrat-., .. he s a id . and Amen cans 1n general feel life has berome n sk1cr . despite the l'ontrary t'Vldence of m ortality Ubl cs. "A re\·ersal of our pessmustic. susp1('10US and mistrusting na· t1onal mood 1s a key lo resolving our other problems." he con· d ud ed IQ ~ , .... 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The circulation of the The New Yorker maga1ine is about 450.000 -and while that is more than Harper's has, it's not enough to account for the wide d1spa.rity in advertising s upport. The New Yorker is fat with advertising. Ad· Vt!rt1sers obvious ly feel that the pages of The New Yorke r are a more congenial place to sell goods than the pages of Harper's. And that of course also says something about t heir pcrceptJon of the readers of these two magazines. Harper's 1s prima rily a magazine of ideas. but it ap· parenlly wasn't a good vehicle to sell Scotch. The New Yorker doesn't even accept cigarette ad- vertising, wh1ch turned out in the end to be one of the mainstays of Harper's. Indeed. if there were enough com. pan1es lJke Ph1hp Morris around. Harper's might not have had to fold The July issue of Harper's was a typical product It earned 25 pageb of advert1s1og - and four of these werl' bo u ~b t b y P hili p Mor n s. Two promoted Money Tree their low-tar cigarettes, Merit and Cambridge, and a center spread boosted one of the company's plant cities: Fort Worth. Texas (whe re they brew Miller and Lowen- brau bt.~rs' 1'1fE NEXT BIGGEST chunk of advert1s1ng s pace wa:. bought by General Motors <G M>. which was selling (or trying to sell 1 ideas not cars. GM took three pages to re- port on a breakthrough made by one or its research 1>nginc-ers. Dr. M .S. Rashid, Ln the development of a mor(' malleable steel Tv.o other companies usmg the pages of Harper's for c-oncepl selling v. ere linited Technologies, which warned about Ult> · 'dLS<'Ouragement. plummettng morale and emp. tvrn~ '>f ded1cat1on and desire among teachers." and the bag cn1tineenn1t firm. Bechtel. wtuch pointed out how they are heJp1.11g severa l American c11Jes to tum "waste into treasure" by recycling garbage. But aJl or that was n't enough. Tbe 25 pages of advertis- ing in J uly netted Harper's about $100,000, not nearly enough to cover the bills. Staff costs were certatnly not high There were only 20 employees So Harper's is calling it a day. When they were launched m the middle or the last century. Ha~r·s was one of lht' leadmg m agazines m the country. It had a c1rculat1 on of 50.000 at the start -and it mounted to 130,000 an :J coupk or years. _,.. ..... -.. -1 ... l _,' ... ,., 1"-_,., _,, .. -.... • ''II . ~ -.. 4_,rira•~ JOI.JOO 1• 100 11:1.G IU JOO 11Q,C)O 110.~ 10, 100 ICJ.800 .. ,.00 .... ...... ffEW VO'llC (API ~1•1 CW'(P\ tmo 1t. 11 • 11 • s•• • J) .. n 31 ... 1• .... lJ'• .. .,, . ... , ... -1 -1 ., .... C----1 OI' • IO''• ti oound. U '> OHt•- tton' l•-.,,,..," .. QOuf>d Z•oc ,, .,..,., a POYnd .,.. .. ,,.,..., T11t 'f1""'•- M•rcvry ~ 00 oer llitt• ~""-~s.5l 1rov"' H Y Sih:_.r NEW Y()RIC IAPI H-y I'. M......,. ~h•t IOCS.W\\)800 '10\oO10 f~tll.ttc'"'""., SI~ 1'4) uPto '° , •.••. 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Channel 7. {E STUOtOSEE S~ St Louoi ''°' OOO"<ale., pouo1 Pd''°' e n. r J90 0..1 Scouts pldy '""'" "" Ear11\Dall 10 MEPVORIFAN l vt"""'°IS (.t" jt•~s N .. ~ f .... • Bi '" "'~Vrnn M•r-"• "'•'"""J Robt1r1.i P~1er\ 7-00 I) C8S NEWS 0 NBC NEWS D l<UHGFU Ca•ne o•l•ICate!I hrmMJll lrom a ~Ira:> and 11 'llvO"' 1n • tar mote d11n oerous one .. , by • ~•"· 11tutwoman ti A8CNEWS 0 T JOKEA'S wilD Q) SIX MILUOH DOU.AR MAH Sieve mull Daffie 11'14!'()•1"· IC Ot-•sl>tng 10 aolve lhe mysl91Y of • v lll'llNnO l0tmula Cl) ST'AEETS ~SAN F'RA~ A ~.,.,1an111 gang '"" 10 C .... n VP J neognl>Qtl>Oo<l 10 inal IN>ir Gt"'°'"" 'Wiit l'l.tve <1 t'.><>1111< plfi<;t! 10 live ID OV£REASY Gueat ••"Q"" G11ello Ma<l<erv,. tCCl(RI Ci) MACHEIL I LEHRER REPORT 7.30 f) THE OOHG SHOW 0 IN SEARCH Of Ewm V' 10<~ 0 MATCHGAME 0 ~ FACE TtfE MUSIC SI a.lACNEJL I LE.HAER REPORT {E N(W8CHECte llJ P.M. 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Problems of housing for senior citizens are discussed in this ~egment. entitled "Old Folks at Home " 0 TWILIGHT ZONE Jana ""114"1' ••om '"" tnQnOIO"OUI Iii" SM 3llO ,..,. ~8'1" ••• ''""O Q) lrllSSION IMPOSSIBLE I l'lt< tMF mu\I Wl>Ol.49" ~ tOr'P"llC.y 11'1•1 "'UIO '"'l)"ft6 ,,._ tutu<• OI A,...,., Co'll\ tie&<:" I&'•~ IE NIOH'T GAUERY P<-.man \ MOO+-' lr•O( • '' ,....,.,..flll>...-j •n 4n *"'"'' .-.,,, 0• tC01" 1t"'<S 1• ,., ' ''1'' WNV'1 " .# ~tVC:iQ ., 0 \(t)fl\11.otj 12.30 0 OAn..a OAUE IE NATIONAL HEWS \:00 0 lOMOAAOW ''·~•·•' r 1 , .... f l •t•\W tu)••\ti .. '\C.. "()f\of'd '.,t4t .,l'f'lt,, •s 8'f>f''"""' • t.A ,, , v•t Ma'"" C,...._ t•.,,,,., R'"' ;itO Ot'41> ANlW\OI> ""'1 J'XI' t ay1or l llt! 1-lu<>~ Br or""'' 0 MOVIE • • ,.,,..,. "' t )' ~,., Pt'"w"'t "\t~laiot 1 It 'ti-11 (,,.,.~ H""""°" ~,... ,,. 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W.r ~. ,,,. ·•""' (J .;Ol"f'J 'IV "''f1 W31 ft ~ AtnM'IC.-·•" l'\tfOl'f' 1~ t_.~f!f'\ Vf Vil~ t t lr"H (>'-I ~' "' '"'°'1t• Ar, J fl "''SI 210 0 NEWS 230(!) MOVIE ••• \J~,.. ''""°' Vrytr ll•¥!t Pf!?'lr [)o.., ''""..,., • ...,.~e to a ""4.1<· ,,,. t P')tol\ •r.. ..,...., an 6 t • r, •', '•, t ,.... ,.."}•t~ .,., oroeit 10 t19QI down 919 ,... .. ..., (21Wt.I 2:11• MOVl9 ee "A9lvM To,.., ....... 111131 Oe•y Cooper, Robina H~. Alter ~ll!Mona~ S...le!Md.•-••1r1 low .. (Ille °' .... l9lel'IS f: (2 ..... ,, f'IW\,) t:M ... MO MON ••• ··.ia111i-~ CtMfl P11e1 McEn.ry. Ot.,_ c .... to "" 1-.d coup1e ..... up • biZ.,,. '°"" of ,~ """"' . ,.. twoll as • pr9lude to ~lf'O (1 ht .60""" I a:t6 . MOYIE • • • "Honky Tonk" ( 194 1 I Clan< OllOle. L.n1 l ~-M vnlfllety love mwton oc;cv11 between a Qlt'lb* .tlld O WOll·C>rld llOY frorn Boston (2 hrs I 4$0 MOYIE • ', .. ,,,. s.c:r... People" I 19!>21 ViNl\llf\a Corl-. Aud1ey H•Pburn, A r4'f~'I fOf...., henc;e l)tltSU.0.S '* 10 beG°"'8 ~ "' at\ f!SOtOtllge P'ot (2 "'~I 4:30tr) NEWS 4508 NEWS 4:56 8 e • ··n.e M811 Witt! A 0un·· I 1958) LAie Pellet· son, Aona Mderlon Frfdat1•• Day• 1111• .tf ol'iP• tt'OO Cl) e * ''AnQelS In OtloQ\"M ( 19491 ~ 8'>vs Modtey Kno• W"9n '""'' real ft'1.llO friend rs '.IV>I Ille Boy<> d9c:>de 10 '""'"·"Qale 11 ht I -AFTERNOON--t2'(JO U • • · • "Yovng Futy- 1 t''6S1 Rory C;ilrloun. Vfl· ?•"'a Mayo II) • • · tne G0tgon·· I 19651 Cht111ophet L .. P'lll" C..."'°"Q ., e •• .. The R .. ,.,,,.i.. .,. . 119$6) Bur\ Lanca"et. Ka11>ar-~n 3:00 0 • • ' • 'Who s Uindltlg lne Mint?. 111167) Jon- H<lllon Oorou1y PrOlflne ~ e e 'h .. Oon I Ra.$6 ,,,. 8t>O!)e. '--The ~-( 19681,,.,,..., l -1' t ,.. 'Y· Thott>as 3.30 0 • • . .,''The C.eeo-nQ r,,..,,. ( 19n1 CN1slO()IWJr I l -Pete<~ b y Armstrong & Batiuk NBC Pulls One Out in Ratings Race LOS ANGELES <AP) -NBC. aftl'r months in the ratings cellar. rand past CBS and ABC to win the tekv1~wn nitings battle la~t week with the he lp of a couple of reruru., accordmg to the A C Nielsen Co CBS. which was t he most·watched network for nil1e or the past 11 weeks, "as ""ept into third place m the \l.E'ek l'ndinS? July 27 NBC had a rat ang of 13 5. wh1lc ABC had 13 4 and CHS had 12 8 CRS "-Lill dominated the Top 10. and that network 's "60 Minutes" new'i mag:ume was the most popular s how of the week. N BC had three shows Ill the Top 10. including two parts of a rerun of the minisen es "The Awakening Land" and the frr<.,t half of a rerun or ··Airport 77 ·· The c;econd half "111 appear in thl"-wttk's ratings repon NBC. de~p1tc its win. ha<l most of the show!> at the bottom of the rnt 1ngs The ralln~s ar<' based on t he percl•ntagc of the hom<:.s in the coun· tn-\I.Ith U·ll•v1s1on that watched a particular show. Nielsen says that a ra ting of 21 2. for example. means that percentai.?e was tuned to at least part of a pros.:ram A network''i weekly rating is a percentagl' of the TV·cquipped homes tuned to a particular network m a average prime-time mmute dur· RRIAN DE PALMA. MASTER OFTuE MACARRE. ~~ Yoo K) A SH0\\1NG Or lHE LATEST FASH ICA'J ... IN ML 'RDl:R. Ooll>t s. ..... THE ISLAND (R) l to.Jl ... >O I ~10 10 -"-BRUBAKER (R) •1 , .. , .... IS 1 00.•0)0 Mtfwt ,, ...... URBAN COWBOY (PG) 1100.1 )0.1 00 T .._IO JO NGW PLAYING c1•001tl 01ange 634·2553 ua TWtl CllOUI Westmlnstw 893·1305 UACllPU cosu Mesa 540·0594 n.-11m-t1 Gnlngt 839·8170 ~ IUllllPUUtlllfl .... Buena Park 821·<4070 C.11 U 2-5571. Put • '"'word• to work tor ou. I \ ..... D~SED TOJ\IL~ A~1\•uu· V.t..I\. ll. l. Ak._\ tl p,,...._ AO£C""C.t.lmC'l l"lt('()LCT1Cl"\1f .\NllA'l'll rALMA ltt~• MICHAEL ANGlE NANCY CAINE DICKINSON ALLEN .. DRESSED TO KlLt:' ins.: the Wt.'Ck lh·n · an· the \l.t·l·k " 10 h1 ghl· .t ratl·d sho"" "60 ~hn utc-. ... "llh a r<itlllg of <!() i represent1n~ 15 5 million hom1•<,. CRS. •Ai rport 77 ... Part I. 20 l l"lr 15 3 hom~. ~BC ·The J eCferc;on-.." 19 7 or 1503 hom es. CBS, "OallJ-. · 19 1 or 14 5 m1lhon. CBS . "Alice." 18 3 or 13 9 milhon . C RS. "ThC' Awakemn~ Wind," Part Ill. 17 8 o r 13 5 m1lhon. NBC. "Threi.··s Co m . pany," 17 5 or 13 3 m illion. ABC. .. Dukes of Hazzard ... 17 -t or 13 2 m11l1o n . C US; "The Awakening Land." Part JJ. 17 3 or 13.1 m1lhon. !'BC "Hart to Hart." 16 9 or 12 R m11l1on. ABC • Thl• nc-xl 10 ·Taxi. lbl . .\BC · ~:.!O lli7 ,\BC '\°l•ga ... s. lf,5 1\BC . ··Thi· Lillie Girl Do\l.n tht• L~1nr " Hi 3 AHC. • Unc Day at a Time," 15 9. C HS . ··Lovt Ooat . 15 8, ARC ··.\I /\.Sii, . 15 i. CRS · Charltt:-'" 1\ n g c· I ., . " 1 5 7 . A H C · k a r n ,. ' .\t 1llf'r." 15 5. /\BC. "CH1P!..' 14 9. ~BC ll<>n · arc tht· rive lo'4 t?'>t rated show-. ··Good Time Harr1.. ' 8 o. NBC. "Rad :-.:ews Bears ~ R l'l CBS "lll'rC'., Boomer." 78. :"-HC "~1e and Ma.xx." 7 4. N t:iC'. · Galactic a 1980." 7.2, ABC . "Tht: Hock ford File!\." 6 7. NBC """'~ Mht«"lwfl Bob Hope will portray , JOurnali ~t Wa Iler Winc hell in a TV mone s ·heduled for re· l ease in th e 1981·82 season . The three-hour project will start produc tion in March. nettle cReek SHOPS AUGUST BED & BATH SALE ALL AVANTI TOWELS In STOCK \;\ 20°/o OFF ~ ~ ALL COLORS • PA TT£RNS OF THE FINEST DECORATED ANO SOLID COLOR TOWELS ./-.. ,p'ffi,~~~"'-. 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There, the youn1 i.ctor was the center of attention WbHe m a klng the movie. Wesley a~w a head of red hair whJcb had to be shorn twice for the part. He cut l~lh. learned to walk and talk and outarew his cos· tum es. DAIL V PILOT - Wrs l~y I van Hurt.~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~------~--~--~~~~ 1rand1on of d l rector RC'lbert Alt.man and son or wr1tt'r John Hurt of Fremont, 1t.e«11 acenet from U.e Uke5 of Robin "Mork" WilHams and S he ll t'y D u val l an Altman·~ lat.est movie. ··Popeye," the story or the maritim e c artoon h ero Wesley plays Swee'pea. lhe "orphmk" l e ft on Popeye 's doorstep. THE TOT now spends his time splashing 1n a plas tic wad ing po ol beside his pare nts' home. But Wesley, ac· cording to hls mother . was "bom'' for the mov· ies "He was ter rific," said the proud mother. C hristine Hurt. "H e followed everyone who was talking. He d idn't stare into the camera. He acted com ple t ely natural. My dad was Just tickled pink with ------- '~ tUWAHUS \£" llMtMlt•MhM lz.. I UWAAO~ \$" c11111u t11Jo f4. IOWAMUS \~ WIS I llMUU• ...., • ..._ ....... ,..., .. u,._,,.,...... __, .. ........._.. ~-·IJ""41AI --·----·~I ~ WOOOBRIOGl ~ Sl&OIUM ~ DAIWll• -------. "''°"' .,.. ,.,,.,... , ... s1w ••er --•u~ him. He was the only -r~i~~~~~~ii~i~iiii-,:.:.:.:.:.::.::.::::::::::_--one who didn't give my dad any trouble." It was Wesley's smile that won him the part. H e was born wit h paralysis in one cheek. his mother explained. a nd he learned t.o s m ile "crooked " DESPITE his connec- tion t.o AJtman. Wesley didn't walk a way with the part. When Wesley · was three months old. he went to Los Angeles t o v is i t h is grandparents. Though Altman's stacr i m m e d iat e l y sa w Wesley as Swee'pea, he was consid e r e d t oo young. BlJt Mrs. Hurt re- m 1 n de d G r a ndpa A lt m a n tha t Wesley would be IO months old wh e n s h oo ting on "P o p e y e" wa s scheduled to begin on the island ol Malta. .. They said to start sending pictures or him e ve ry month," Mrs . Hurt said. and Jate in 1979 be was chosen. ---'l'iit 637 0340 Laguna 498-1253 11111 Hf lfvme 5.51-«65 "TMI IUCW MOU .. '"SUIPtHG auun-IGI CHH.DHN'S NICIS "'HOMlYSUCKU IOSI"' "'THI MAi.. EV&n- ll'GI . -=-·---' I -wHOU Y MOsts- ' "'FA.Mr I ll'GI I c --==-, I ~==-r cat AU--_,..-.., a..-··----·- c:rONIGHTIS CHICKEN~ ROAST PORK NIGHT! Tonight, you can enjoy a platter of our roast pork, plus our famous fried chicken, a tureen of soup, salad, two vegetables, mashed potatoes and gravy, hot com bread and honey butter .•. even cheese and aackers waiting at your table. All of this, and all you'd like of both entrees, for only $5.45. For children, the price can be as low as $1.25. Come on over tonight for the most delicious bargain in town . Now accepting'~ ratiom. ti/HE "BIG "YELLOW "HOUSE "RESTAURANT 3010 Harbor Boulevard, Costa Mesa . Hows: M-Th, S.9; Fri, S.10; Sat, 4-10; Sun, 12·9 For reservations, call 549-0310. 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You Tal&t My Br ath Away ·· H~re. h playr. tl'Menc r haclanl plratt' a nd Ma~1 · handsome .-ouna "wain Ala • vlsltlna pop-s tar Smith. wh<> onct! did a Broitdway tum in • O r "un " i only colleae· produ<'llon passable here He 11\nas on kC!y but hH a vibrato that could ummoo nanny goals "The Plral of Pc.-n~," the Gilbert aod SuUlvan coma<' opere , lJ undt'r way. prodUttd by the Nt-w York Sha.ktsPtlrf Fe1UvaJ It' pretty •ood· The pretty Is fJ nJa Ronstadt. the ,:cood Kevan Khn\' ind tht! dirt<" lion. Rut the play.-r wM rully mike" Uw lihow .:<> Ill Kllne, <·Mt u tht> da hlntt. ramsh. clcc tlvt•ly brave Kina ol Paratt' 1't11115 Ronstadt 1sn' l all that me m orabll'. either sa vt-for thon who think al amaiine a ruck star can •xceed high C or otht>rwu.e 1i1v t them a t rill But ~he dot.'tl ooth1na to be ashamed ubout Ht her staJ?c debut TrUt', 1'flut'h hoo hah has bttn m•de or the fart Mt R . a llf' plays 1\ very broed, with • wink I.he V.liY Errol Flynn use<! 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I l .. -.,,. -... .... . --.... --... -.... -. ... ' .. .. ' . .. . . . . . " • .. .. • • • .. • • • t .... -....... " •• - -..... # ......... " ... -........ -• •INSIDE: •Ann Landers •Erma Bombeck • •Hor.oscope •Classified MG: Investment Or White Elephant? Orange Coast owners and salesmen speak out. By J UDITH OLSON Of tlM O•lly f'llel 5Uff Rumors have been circulating for months tha t Britis h Ley la nd , the giant Englis h aut.omaking company, was going to quit making MGs. Not enough people were buying them . the :-1rm 's spokesmen said, and 1t has lost about S48 million on the scrappy htUe car. MG owners everywhere have held out hope that some of the proposed deaJs to save the company would work out, most recently a las t ditch effort by Aston-Mart.in. but the end has com e and the last will and Lestament of the MG has been prepared. ·tt's the greatest car in the world,· says Barbara Hoffman (above) abour h~' 1952 MG. Above right are the last of the 1980 MGs awaiting owners. A black·border ed news story recently announced that BrtlJsh Leyland ts throwing Ul the L014el come October. It's the end of an era because MGs have been on lhe road for 50 years. offenng young and old alike a chance lo dnve w1lh the wmd in their hair and the sun on their face. all for a fairly low price compared to other -.ports cars ~tG owners are somewhat saddened by th1c; announcement of tht• end of production, but a more immediate \\Orry IS how long they·u be able to get parts Clive Skilton, Br1t1sh sales manager for Bauer Motors in Costa ~tesa , say-. there·s no need to be concerned "'You can ~till ~et parts for 1949 ~1G c; ·· h1.• noted "You 14111 be able lo ~et parts ror them 1ndeftrutely .. 0 TUE CAR can be fpced But the next question 1s 14helher to ke<>p the car or sell 1t Will the htlle convertible truly become an "investment car" for the future., Or will 1t be just another auto that's batten the dust., Lee West, genera l manager of Newport Imports. Newport Beach, said he thmks they're gotng to go up in value. SluJton added, "A lot of people are buying them as an investment and not running them," he said "It's re~able to s uppose that some of the late MGs will go up an value." MG owners reportedly have a "love-hate" r e lationship with their cars, since the car doesn't have the reputallon or bemg a reliable vehicle, so the dec1s1on to sell or keep probabh will depend on which swing of the pendulum the ownerism. SkiJton says this label 1s unwarranted, ho"'ever, be<:ause the M G "doesn't break do"'n any more than any other car." It depends on how they are dnven. he said. addmg that when people get behmd the wheel of any s ports car they sometimes tend lo abuse 1t "I drive a Triumph and a 12-cyhnder Jaguar," he added "In my J ag. I've gone 40.000 miles wtthout break mg down " Mane Romans. service advisor for Bauer and the one who first sees sick MGs. savs her customers are still a bit cunous about w°hat to do with their future "whale elephants " For persons who 9ec1de to keep their MGs as an investment, Ms Roman.'> has JU~l one bit of adVH!e : ·· ~1a1ntain 1t 1n top condition." she said ""That s the only "'ay 1t"ll be wortb anythrng " She said the realization that ther'' will be no more sporty lllllt' ~I G s has not Ht '>et 1n with her and the mechanic!> "'ho keep them running. "WE STI LL SEE new ca r s being delnered." he explained. "We haH•n't felt 1t enough to ha\ e a reaction ·· The new<> st.or) generated a bit of feeling for most '1G 01.1.'TleN. hOIH'ver becau.,<• lh1• death o( th•· <'ar seem.., almost like a ~r.,onal lo!>!> It represen~ the end Of ciOOther "'JV lO bf> dn tndl't'ldual in .i mJ<,s produced l'<'OnfJmv and d ~rsonal dpprodt"h · 10 dn\ ini.: thdl 1-.n t p<>'>'>lble "'1th t0t1 mdn\ car!> Since the M l, onh hold~ two p(:opl{·, and many of the sport.'> rar o"'ners are '>IOf::I >.it's a totall) mdlndu.tl t•xperience l:Sarbara Hoffman. a Costa Mesa dress- maker -.•ho dnves a l952 MG. IS a typical fan of the little car She says her ownership has bei!n · a love affau .. '"It's the greatest car m the world I've never dnven a car I've enjoyed as much m my ltfe "IT'S A REAL eye-catcher . People give you the htgh St@ and smile." she said. Thou~h lhe car 1s fun to dnve. most MG ov. ners "''lU admJt to ha vmg a bit of trouble with their cars. s uch as faulty eJectn<'al s~stem~ or fuel pumps. but the~ get defens1H when someone tnes to tell them lhev're a b1l ('razy to drive a British car · Perhaps they arc> d htUe crazy. but a<.. ~t rs Hoffman says, the ~I G fo r many 1s · the car of dreams·· Dealing 1n dreams has been a way of life for many saJesmeo and the:.e people, too, "'lll miss the \1G Ltt West. at Ne14port Imports, s ays the Mr. 1s "still d popular c dr hue Wt· d ~ort of like to have them around." Growing Up Behind Bars Si mon Hay den. 19, never really went through any of the usual pleasures or pains of the By NANCYSHULINS EDDYVlLLE. Ky. <AP>-Arrested at 15 and convicted at 16, Simon Sylvester Hayden bas come or age in the shadow of the guatd towers that rise above the haunted gray walls of the Kentucky State Penitentiary. Here, locked in his ceU, he dreams or teen-age pleasures beyond bis reach -or french fries and fishing holes. baseball and burgers. 1bree winters and four springs have passed since he ran from the arms of bis family into the arms of the state. A llck or the clock b y some inmates• watches. But Hayden isn'tllte mostinmates. While those around him have been growing older , Simon Hayden has been growing up. "1be ha rdest thing is missing out on life," he says. "Christmas isn't Christmas in here, and birthdays a ren't birth- days. I missed out on my brother's child getting born, on my rather getting remarried. .. , MISSED OUT on a good education and getting my driver's license. I missed out on my firstdate. "It's hard t.ojudge yourself," Hayden says. "I undentand and realize I did wroa1. But I've spent three years in here. That's part of my child life gone.•' He's 19 now. square-shouldered and deep.voiced. But the pale. pincbedfaceandligbtblueeyesbelon1toanedaycbildoneminute. a weary man tbenext. HesaysbesUlldoesn'tknowwhy bepulledtbetriggerlhenight of Nov. 15, ms; tilling a 19-year-old Vietnamese refugee and his 18-year-old plfriend. · "I didn't want to till them. They were my friends," be says. "Butlwuloltthatnight,justplalnloat. ''lbeard•oicestellingmetoabootthem,anditjustbappeoed.J abot botholthem. "IWISll l'DNEVEadonett.hUIJdon'tknowwhy." Wben be 1eta out of priaoa, Hayden says, be wants to get a job. Som~be'dllketobeaforestraqer,othertimes,apreacber. ··~want a regular job like uyone else. I won 'tdrtnk and I'll MUie . lt would be real Dice to 1et married and bave kids. ''Onetldq I do how,'' beaayslGftly. • 'Wbea I 1etoutof here, I woa·t...-lnmta~bod,J a1a1n." SW 10U'ded bJ water • tine aides and wtn:led by bilb walls, tbe •,....-.old rentiaey looms like an qiq cuUe over tbedelpblmw8terl LUeBarkley. lnakte, a mue ol st.airways coanedl blocks ol celll, each Mated with Iron ban. Tbe ---.. of tbe parda echo on metal catwalb-~aloqdlmballwaya. • BQdla ..a iD I Ce1lboule, tlile prtlcm'1 protedlve custody aalt. He WM ,. there, be NJI, to eeeape t1i1e bomoluuala wbo badlenldblm•aaaeofbla•llDd•mallat.tun. 1111brllbtlllue111eaken make no sound as he walks la the pant•1 ab8dow. Lib tbe adlllr'I aa I C..llbollle, Hayden sees the I hallways only at nicht, wbeo the prison's 1eneraJ populatioo ls locked up. "You should seetbls placeatnlgbt," he.says. "It's creepy." During the day. Hayden studies for his high school equivalence test.An eighthgradedropout,hehopes toearnbiadlploma. , A good day ls when be can go to the priloa church, where be se"es as an altar boy. or when he can 10 to the canteen to buy cooties. On the other days, the bad ones. boredom 11ta lite a sllent roommate ln bis cell. "I talk to myself tometimes. I write letters and draw. I do okay." Then, be shakes his head. "Did you ever see a little atrl whose pet dog has died!" he asks. "She cries a lot at fint. then she cet.s used to It. •·n ·s the same way with prison. If you don't set used to It, you go crazy · · Hayden ":I}~ he knows what It's llke to 10 cruy. It happen- ed to him once. he ~ays. in the autumn of his l5tb year. r teen years. He's been in prison since, at 16, he was convicted of murder. His sentence is 30 years. Meanwh ile, he dreams of "When I get out of prison. . .. Ria parent.a had been divorced. and a Vietnamese family was Uviq in the f umboase be shared with bis father and brothen in Geneva, a tiny fanniq community in the western Kentuclcy countJ of Heedenon. Hayden quit school and becan drinkinl heavily. Re had bis first encounten with the law; flnt far hitcbhllriq, then ror drinkinc. and once for breaktq and entertns. He wu placed on probation. On Nov. 15. 1'71, be U'IUed with the Vietnamele woman. "She accused me ol hittinl ber IOft. She came 9t me with a ateat rork." He slammed the kitcbeo door and the 1tua abattend. He started drinkiq. Hayden says he'd drunk about a quart ol wine wben his rriends Truon1 Hu>: Do and Sbirley Ann Yaw. came over. He uked them for a ride. "I just wanted to 1et away," he uya. "I ran upstairs for my pistol. t carried it with me all the time. I wu drank aDd <See PmBON, .... a, ) ) • .. • (2 DAil Y N\.OT Lot of Smiles Tbere Vi re Iota or amllea Su.day at llarrilele .._... •• Corona._ Mar home TM .-an .... lhWac. > tt tt.. ... at.Mr wasn't too hot, and ev.r)'than1 Yrll perffft for the •~d tan\lal MllHOff &arden I*'\)' batted b) the • Zonla Q'9bol lhe lmne and Saddl blt k Ar~• R~h1na l1'e pl'OC'ffdl th11 year v.-u the Albert S.uon Ch1ldf't'ft'$ Homt. a county fa<"1llt> for chUd~ who nffd temporar)' n~ T~ "'°" than too p&r\)'lotr& 4!1\JO) ed 1 burfet ol hon d 'oeu\ res and ctle<-kfd out th•• vtew from Mrs . \\'hmu 'a patio You ran ce the isaJlboat "'endtna tht"1r wa)' back l o port throuah thto ewport Har bor channel Her Shorttlaff home hlb • "'onde rful ba('k yard 1t'i. buUt on three level . and 60 tht• gut:sta had fou r areai. to pwrt) in Among guests ~ere Bill Stef.IH'r, d1rttlor of Sitton. and his ~1(c. Naac.); Margattt Grlu, Rappeni"fl• By Judith Ols on dire ctor of the Human Services Agenc y . Supervisor E dison Miiier; Assemblywoman Marian S.-r~eson. and Newport Buch Mayor Jackie Heoather. AIM there were long·time Sitton supporters Robe r t and E lle n Wilcox. She has been appointed by the board or supervisors to he ad a SS million fund-ra1~1ng cam paign for the home Otht'r guests were He len Lovenberg of La J oll :i r.css t d istrict treasurer , Helen Re uter, laH ""9IW. •n. •rw. .....,., Or. t"adH .... ,.. auMll• ••Mn. PHI ... JaHt 8rec-IM with hla r1tt..r rrull. and Venla Aeller, Zonta dbtriet parUamentarian. Alto °"11 aaa.tk1. Zonta area dlr~tor ; Dr . ...,_ 'beuer: Dee c:;.,_,: .luet Eula: E llH ~: Mn Wltmer' aon. Jack: and Marla ... aodrlpea, club p~ld~nt. Another hl&h llaht or the P•tty was prei.entutlon or $$00 to sa.lrM.>' Davia, director or th.-Sooth Oriana" County Cm1l8 Inte rvention en ter. a notht•r l,)f Zont•'i. ch»rltle Thal evening there was more festivity in Laguna Beach at the Museum of Art. The Saddleback Patrons of the Arts hosted a St ars ror a Summer Evening benefit to help underwrite top·Olghl entertainment e vents al the college Nearly 300 guests crowded Into the museum ro r a show by Li11da Mkbele and Mlcllul K eeaa11, two of the professional performers appearing in the school's production of ··My Fair Lady~" nd an auction of various items. There s also a s umptuous buffet d inner to g et the p a ygoers m a mellow mood for the bidding Auc tioneer w as Dr. Calvin Nelson o r Saddll'back, and narrator was George Barber. The item s up for grabs included a Nava jo rull. trips to lhc Napa \'alley, 1111wu11 and Sa n F ra ncisco, and a go ur met dinne r for six to bl' prepared and served by Mary Jont>s·G•ston and Dr. Doylt> McKinnf'y of Saddlebal'k at the hom e or Lt't> and Johnny C'hlldress. Or. Mc Kinney was chairman or the event a nd he was assisted by David MeUlll, president of the Foundation o( Saddleback College. and •.• Prison Life for Teen-ager (From Page Cl l FEATURIN( WITH MIME AT SADOL!BACK PAmON OF THE ARTS BENEFIT Mr. end Mn. David Melllll (right) end John Sclalll E xeculi\'e Com mi ttee Pres id ent Robnt Donahue. Guests included Mrs . Maggi Swope, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Figiera, Mrs . Elunor Ma rkham, Mrs. Charlf''i S. J onefi , Wall) Neff, Dr. Lyd ia Oeant', ""· Deanna Veitia, Mrs. Ertc Durand, Mr. a nd Mn.. Al Goldwyn and Mr. and Mr~. Fo .. trr Petu i.on . i\ti;o. Mr. a nd Mn. William Pf'a ll '. Supe rvisor and Mrs. Tom Rilt>y. 'Ir. and '1ri.. Jame~ l .. Ht>"tn, Mr. and Mrs. ~ark Van lden, Mr. and Mr'S. Ro b+>rt L. Price, Mr. and Mr'i. David Melilll, Mr. and Mr!>. Richard Me redith, Mr. and M~. George II. "lolar, Mrs . Florf>nfl' Black. Mr ... Dorothy Stalder. Mr. and "'"· Oavid Brown, Mr. and Mr!>. WiJllam Ray, Mr. and Mri.. Gregor.) I .. Guth and Dr. <&nd Mrs. Ed Porter. H1·C'l·nt grudu<t tl·~ ,,f I '~(· all ln 1n r 1n lh•· '>rJn~l· Cou it) a t:J h.1d J '•·l11•l.1r.., 11p lund rJ1~m;.! parl~ IJ .. t Thur ... lld) Jl \1 .,.,port H<t'' ll'" YaC'ht C'l ub ·Anima l ('rnc-k<.-r., DrJll) Parton i::n ·c:ted th .. morr· thun 100 ~Uf''-h an<l Pele Wachob, lhl· trc;J ..,Ufl r '-J\'> 11 """' thl· ~roup .., m•.-.t IJ('C'l'"l'ful pJrt\ l<I ffal t· e"e rythmg. and without even reahziog 1t. I JUSl got the gun out of my p6cket and in an instant " T he d efense "1tnesses' testimon y wa s int roducc:d as e\'1denc-e at Hayden's retrial in Septe m~r 1978. figure my age "Ill help And the guards all know that t 've never lit·<! t.o them Three months la ter , H<t yden went on tn<tl in HendC'rM>n Circ-uit Court on two counts or murde r and one count of a rme<l r ob bery. Ills lawyer . arlton Ruc h<tnan. used "a dcfen~c: of m l'nl a l d1se;i!-c or def<•ct .. J\ psych1<ltn s t and i:I ps) c holog1st testified for lhe defense: thut llaydcn could ha vc bt:cn mentally deranged when the shootmJ!s occ-urrcd Ba:.ed on tc:-.t~ a nd mlernews, thl: .,.. 1tnesscs s~ud thl'\ bl•l1eved lluyd en s ufft-red from a lon~·standing !-C h120phrenic· disorder mark(•d bv a dis torted s ens e or realitv. The trial cndt'd a day later. whe n the J Ur~; convicted Hayden on t"" count~ (Jf man..,laui?hter <tnd on e count of robberv in the dea ths of Truong and :\11ss Ytttes. and the thl'ft of ~evera l h un dred dolbr!> fro m Truong's wallet. llayden ";.is sentenced to 40 vears ·The \Oll'l'~ he d a1ms he hc:ard led to a retrial a year later. after the Kentucky Sup re me Court ~et aside the convict ion. sa y ml! llayd<.'n was de nied d ue process by the t n al court's failure to hold u compctcnt y hea ring. Rut ;;1 Louis ville psychiatrist who ha d exam ined Jla ydcn m !'\tu y l<.'St1fu:d that in his o pm1on, Hayden "as not me nt'iil I> Ill. and had been 10 control or h1mseU at the time of the shootm~'> Hayden .,.. as conv1cll:d agam and resente nccd. this t1 me to 30 yc <Jrs T homas llcctus. a Lou1sv1lle-based pubhC' defender ,., hoping the l' S Suprc•me Court will review Ha yden's cas1: Hect us rontcnds that ther e are unanswered ques t ions about .,., het he r llaydt•n was m entally ('Ompetent a t his Juven ile " <Jl\'l•r he arm~. the hea ring at "hich 1t "as decided ht' would be tried in adult court Accordm.: to fi~ur~s fro m the s tate Parole Bo-.rd . f P.,..1.'r than a doze n of the 3.700 teen·agers who entt'r K<.-ntut k) '!> JUd1c1al syskm l'ac h year s tand lnal in adult courts Simon Ha yden will be eligible for parole in !'iovember 1982. and he drea ms of t.he day the iron gates wall open. se tting him free. "It'll p robably take me two or three months to get out I · V.lll'n I tfo g<'l out the fi rst thing I want to do 1s find J Jlll rt: or '>tick and <in old string and go fis h in~ ... he says I ~on J r1 .. h1ng troph' for d bluegill I caught at a contest It .,., a~ a long tlffil' a1w. n•<Jll). but t hen~ "as a t rophy and I "on II .. In llendt•f"l on II an l'\ Yatt·'> and h1~ "1fl' suit mourn their dau>.:hll'r'' dPath and d<·b,He lfaqif·n 'futun· \\ll~·n f \H'nl to 1·ourt thl .. • t<1ld me hP d ne\n ~ct foot nn th~· ground <tJ.!JIO I " ;int him ldt in prison ~Ir'> Y;ot('!> say'> \o "a'" h<"r hu.,band · I ft·l'I ..,,Jrr' f11r tht> b<I\ I think ht nuJ!hl tn haH ,, (' hantt> lit-iAa ... on dor>4: mo.t)IM· JOd t'H'r)thmg JU~l mt:~sed up I don t lx'hl'\'t• he mt·ant 10 do Jn) thin~ li k1· that lie !.aid ht· d1dn l ha\'l' nobod,\ ht• thoui::ht of dn) mon · than hf' dad them · Parole ofhc-crs '>i:I) Ha) den ' age prob a bl> .... 111 be a factor "hen he goes b<>fore the board for coo!>1dl'rat1on Jn the :.aml' breath. they s tress t hat the senousness of h1!> crim e will bl· "t'1ghed. too Bunnies Serve Patients Vacation Fire Safety mars CUSTOM FRAMING Open 6 Davs A Week Mon Frt 9-6 Sat 10-4 1803 Newoor! Blvd CO'ita Mesa Antique Show WA li K EG A~. I ll 1,\P 1 You·r e a pat1l•nt in the card1 a<' 1nten~1ve ca n • unit o f Victor ) llo:-.p1tal A Pla y bo~ bunn) approaches your bed Thursda). tuc k!> a H1Jnl1no1,,n r r•nt"r tv'nll tr d"V ttor u S11.-,ri.111 I Coller ...... Thi• il ftle "'-ylMl'll Med ftll• '4. Med'-tro-cw WlM 'lcJ S... , with a l!IOtchirlq Catf liotdlfl9 mid I St0<:lltd He.4.. ~ .. ....., --·-.,, ................ -I ' , , napkin under your chm. and ~t·rves ) ou c hicke n Salt1mbocc a "O f co u r ~c . t h c cardw<' p at ients we re exam ined and found to bl' ahll· to take a ny extra AAAA-7' 1 to 9•-1 AAA-6 IO 10 AA-6 10 10 A-6 !o 9 B-411lo 10 cxc1tmcnt." c;a1d Tl·r ry LOW(', director or rood se r vice at the hospital "Ev e r v o n c a t t h(' ho~p1tal ·got the ~pcc1 a l chickt'n dis h .. L o w e s t a rt e d a gourmet food program eight months ago for the hos pital's 400 patie nt-. a nd 1.000 emQ._1A)·eec; O n ce a m ~t h . we ll·known chefs from the a rea donate their ser v1ces t o he lp the hos pital kitchen staff o f 12 prepar e g o urme t treats. Chef Charlie Mays of t h e Chicago Playb oy Club was at the hos pital Thurs da y with his favorite chicken recipe and four bunnies to help serve it. It is sautecd booeless chicken breast , r esting o n sa uteed e g gplant a nd covered with a slice or ham and c heese. Lowe said the hospital chef. Tony Robinson, is enthus ias tic about the program. "The chefs think the program h e lp s business ." s aid Lowe. "Our e mployees a r e • served the food in the ~ hospital cafeteria. If they like it. they might s HOES ! 1.~/U1J.:.tl~·~.;a;C>ilW"'l:S take to eating at the restaurant where the ch e f works . Likewis e ~---_...;.'...;.'_F...;all;.:.:.;.li;..:;;•.:.;...:..ftl:.:..•::..:...:d:...: • ...;.·..;.·..;.He.;..::...:•...::"°'~rt:...1:.MCll:...:.;:~·..;..· _. _1s_,_._,_1_1_1 _____ _..,; with our patients. GOltG WHOLE HCM ON SUMMB! •••• ... with a large aetectlon of twimwear. shorts. ll<jrts and tops lutt perfect for the hot weather ahead. Choose from such manufacturers u OP. Eent Meenl. LA Seit Covers and more. -·--. CI\ P) Gt'ltmg ready for your \•acat1on tra p 1s ou can go a" a) v.1th a frcl'r mind if you remem ber fire safot:-r uJe.., The National Fire P revention a nd Control /\dmin1!.trat1on s ugge!>tl> the following checks befo re leaving ho me Ma ke s ure a ll stove.., J nd electrical a p p I 1 a n c c s h a ,. e bl' l' n t u r n l' d o r r o r dil>connectt'urgc.·!- could cau~l' a r1 rc· 1n th1!-t·qu1pmt·nt .,.. hilt you · re awa.)· 1 RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY wiw.. Yov w .. 1 ...., il«ll 1922 ~ ll•d. Coda Mn a -541· I 15• Boston Fern .1 ~n f' ,.,,.,., v lfh ·f1P~, ~ ,.... f"'l·~r:· .... nr,11'..,,,.,~ f,. t"'~f(' ll'1 p ..... '.tlPI,...,, (If ~ \ 'c; t.~" "'l ••.• Protect Your Pet SUMMER UPHOLSTERY SPECIAL <AP) Have a hea rt . the Humane Societ y of t he United St ates asks, a nd never leave you r dog or cat in a parked car during the hot s um m er months. Not even for a short trip to the s upermarket. Heal builds up rapidly inside a c ar. van or truc k cab and can kill an animal quickly. On an a ve r ag e s umm e r d ay th e Any Standard Sofa . s 149Q.Q ~ ____ , -, r_:_ ~ :c=; with fabrics selected from our shop Come In and browse In our dlaplay room IRVINE UPHOLSTERY 2691 Richter, Suite 112 Irvine, Calif. 1557-4751 1 temperature inside a -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~'! veh icle can climb lo a n unbearable 160 de grees In the s un. Parking in the shade provides UtUe~~i.-lf!!~~~P~'u help. Even with the window left sUghtly open a dog or cal can die or heat prostration withJn a few minutes. And those that s urvive may s uffe r brain dam age. END OF SUMitlEB V aloes: 40%-50% OFF ONE MARKDOWN ONLY! PECIAL GROUPS $5.00 • 815.00 • S25.00 Ona McCa~:: A Eve Heidema~ SALE STAATS THUR80AY, JULY 31 ~UNJ!IA'L 'Fishiont) ----~ .... _.,.. ___ ._.-~---·-......... --.... . •.••.•• ,#.. • ........... ,..~ \.. ... . ..... _...... ........ -----. '" ·-,,. -. .. FEATURING Putting Mother On M> mothtt calmly 1rnno"1K'ed to a froup or \&a Lhe olMf' ollbl th•l C'\ en um she turned"" bet' OflU \o play "All y Cat he Ma.rd volcf' I inunec.tial~ly mad tome mart remark about piped in mu le IO\'f!r r 11 trrlnl 11 formal complatnt. Wht"n no ~ tauahed I h1t 'em with lbe linl' •boul lbt author of "Alll') Cat·• t.ryint lo &N h~ mu.'1t ba<'k Stall no laughll Pln.U • my hu band !Wd. "II ran11 \iOJet.> lan't too unWlu•l 1 u:.M.1 to ~ar t on\.n .. al.&('ln' eom tna out ol m • t"ltttnc dnll II the 11mt )o'or M Iona wtul~. unt.al 1t bt"'·amc' popula r I d1dn t tdl an.yOtW about 1l · "Thtre -.H a gu\ do-.ll th(• !\trttt ... ud my d1.td, "v.ho had onl' (lf that.<' r<'motr rontrob ror he. tcl~Vl Ion M'l 11nd l \ l'r)' llnl a pl•nr went over hJ~ hou'le, ttw t•h.inrwl '-'OUld <'hungv Sometimes, dunng a JH'~k •• , emnK tw rould follo"' .JS many"' thr,•t• '>h<l'A~ o.1t d 11mt A neaghbor ~11>t'(J 10 I xut·'\:. > ou all hearrl about l~ gu) who h\•l·d nt".11 u hll.!h"' ti) "'1th an t•le<'trt(' gurage door" l':\en tlmt o1 <. Rer 'A (•uld go b y. tus gdraj.!t> door would ;<Ip up and rlo"' n No one thought an) lhw~ ot ll Jftt'r JWhllt• I C'OUldn't bcht•Vf' v. hat l '"-'!'. ht-a nng "Tht• va('uum swet>pe rs are thl' "orr.t. · :.&1d my mOlh('r "A lot of pt'U()lt• h!'ar \!llCt':-from tht'1r '>WCl'pers " "What do tht) ~a\'"' I J'kt.'ll .lnth '"It's not Oll'C to tave!>drop · ~dtd Mother '"After all. 1f som1>0ne wan1,•tt I<> talk with v11u they wouldn't call you on )our \JC'uurn S\\N;pcr E,...a •••lleelc tht'\ d Cllll you on thf! phonl' ' Th.it''> lrut' ' I ,.ud "I ht> om: I h•ll "!Orrv for "'••~ the woman "'ho v.a,., on &0m1• kmd of a '-'.J\f' lt>nglh w1tl\ a ltUOMb ltlf Ulld l\t'dfU mUllll from lh~ (llhngs In tu•r tt•t•U1 Oh I.' mvn I 'Jtd \Oun· ciU pultmg m e on Tht') l<>ctkt'O al mt.· hk\' the\ Wl're ~eeing me for tht• flt!>t time 'Art: )OU tdhn& me you ve nl'' {•f ht>ar d voice& from your toaste r or your t·l~·c.'ln(' l<lothbru:;h '" u:.kt•t.1 tn\ husband. "No.·· I ~.i1d tr) mg to itnn ·Thul :. n·.ill) v.1•1rd." -.aid m., dad "You h."t'n't told oll)Ont.' dbout tht· ·no \Ol<'l' .'have vou'> · 1 !>hook m,> hl'<.td numhh .. Ooesn 't anyone l'I'" not h(>ar ttwrn? · · I a&kcd ·Of tourw v.t> don'l." '>a1d m) hu:.band • ,\nd 1t'll t>fo our httlt-!>ecrt!l." Wht•n no one t•IM! wa~ ciround I t urned <>r) thl' or~an and lll<'k,--d o ut .. Alie) Cat " I h+·ard vo1tt·~ F1v1• of \•m 1n the klt<'hen li.1UJ.!h1ng tht·m-.l'ln·~ ... 11.'k' Gum-chewing Sticky Etiquette OE.AR ANN LANDERS. Is there a code of ethics for gum·C'hewers? If not. there should be How about tt. Ann. are you afraid the Wr1 glt'y Building m1 ~ht fall on you'> CALL M f: BUSTER DEAR BUSTER: I have a code of e thics for gum·cbewe~ -born or private prejudices. Here it is: First, let it be known that I neither 1.'0ndemn nor condone gum-chewing. Some dentists say consta nt chewers h ave more C'avities anless they use tbe l>U1tarles , gum. On the other hand, many behavioral a uthoritlt'!> claim gum-chewing is a n excelle nt way to re lieve tension and to kttp rood out of your mouth. RULE NO. I: Gum !>hould never be 'ief'n. <'hewers wbo dibplay a wad \\bile talklost C'ommlt a inevous social blunder. RULE NO. 2: Gum should never be beard. Snap. crarkle and pop are okay for breakfa t cere als. but chewing with l>ound effects i~ verboten. Moreover , noisy gum~bewing ran lead to vlolenC'e, particularly among office workers. I once read of a gum-popper in an i11surance office who was clobbered witb a ni11e·poand paperweight by a fe1Jo1" employee M•bo said be had bffn "pus hed tot.be brink." RULE NO. 3: Dispos ing ol gum is an art, If not a science. TM ttthniqoe aJso says a great deal about a person's manMn and sensitivity. Oace pm Is chewed, it sbould ~ dis~ ol A1111 IJa11ders permaM'1llly. SliC'klng the wad on a dinner pla te i~ ~rosi,. stashing it behind tht> t'llr Is :;o vulgar I hf'sitat(' t.o mention it. but I have seen ll done many times. A considerate, "'e ll-bre d peuon nevrr "'ould s pit out gum on the strttt or sidewalk "here an un"ary JH.'(lestrian is :.u re to 'itt'p in it. Rl'LE NO. I: ll ls impolite to take a slick of 1tum ror )Ouri.t•lf and not oflt>r one to other'>. H ~ou happen to have only one stick, otrn half. If <,f'H>ral people are pre:-.enl, wait until you an~ alone. Gl'M SNEAK S <people who pop gum Into their m outh~ furtivt>ly) are in the sam e eate~ory a s C'igare tte or candy mint sneaks. One minute you look at the m and they are doing nothing. The next minute they have a cigarette. candy ml.at or a pitte of gum going. I would not care to play cards with Individuals who are s ucb s)eigllt-of-band experts. ( Horoscope ) fRJDAV , ALG. 1 By SYDNEY OMARR ARJES <Mar ch 21-April 19> Pounce on nev. o pportunities Be direct, confident. assert views an positive manner Examine potential for cha nge of environment. You need no longer be restricted in action or style. Leo. Aquarius natives play key roles. You'll be at right place at crucial moment. TAURUS <Apri l 20-May 201 Gather information which aids m erasing doubts and (ears. A visit to one confined to home or hospital could prove insp1rat1 onal. Accent on privacy. C'Oolidential data and chance to increase value of property. Follow through on hunch. GEMINI C May 21'June 20): Wish is CuJrilled 1f you proteet legal n g hts. Take nothing for granted; do your own investigating and reject s uperficia l expla nations. Dis play humor. versaWity and catch up on correspondence Another Gemini and a Sagittarian r1gure in scenario. CANCER (June 21-J u ly 221 : Factual material is necessary if you are to improve position. Have source references available. You 'll be aske d questions. Standin g in community is emphasized. One : )U admire wllJ seek your counsel. Aquarius. Scorpio, Taurus persons figure prominently. Lro <July 23-Aug. 22): Self-expression is more important now lban in recent past. Utilize written word lo advantage. Travel plans will materialize. Geminj, Virgo, Sagittarius natives play important roles. Romanllc interlude lends s p.ice. Long·d istance communication is featured. VIRGO <A ug. 23-Sept. 22>. Domestic change or adjustment is highlighted. Attention centers on home. property, purchase or sale. Taurus. Libra, Scorpio natives are spotlighted . Se aware of costs. financial obligations and return on inveslmeots. One close to you seeks money information. UB&A (Sept. 23-0ct. 22 ): Define terms. streamline t~hniques, avold self-deception. Accent on loopholes. contractual obligations. catching up on promises made in recent past. Your efforts come under public scrutiny. Know it and strive to protect image. 8COaPIO <Oct. 23·Nov. 21 l : Bring prioriUes lolo focus. Organize material. De ready for added responsibility and chance to lncre.se earning potential. Relationship ' mtenstfies -one who shares your bas ic ~oals a!>ks for and deserves d(·frn1te commitment Capnrom figures promineotl) SAGITTARJlS 1 No,· 22 Ut·c· 21 1 ',\ hJt appeared to be a "lo~l cau.~e .. I!> revl\ ed You have rare t'hance to correct JJa~t E.'rror-. Ass1~nm1.>nt C'a n be :.ucn·~sfull~ completed Presllgl' 1s enhanced a !> > ou <ippb pen.on di touch. Be read:-fo r c hange, tr<n e l and romance Suck with numb(:r 9 CAPRICORN l Dt-c 22.J an 19 1 You 11 m:Jke new start in nc"' dir<'c l1on I.co. Aquar1u .. p<>r!>ons "',11 play kc~ roles Family member lends m oral :.upport. D1spla} courage ()f con\•icl.Jons. Attention centC'r'i on life'>lvle ond residence. You will get to heart of matt•·~" AQUARIUS <.Ian 20-Feb IK > l11tu1tl\\.' intellect serves as reliable guide By tt•J ch1ns.:. you wtll aJso learn Short tnp 1s on agenda Re lative confides problem and seeks >Our approval. Be sympathetic w1thout becoming mextncably involved Another Aquanan 1s \•er) much m picture Pl.SCF.S (Feb. 19 M ar<:h 20 I· Ride with tide Broaden horizons Perceive pot nl.Jal Ac~pt invitation to social affair Be a comparison s hopper. Genuine bargain is a vailable 1f observant. Accent oo uicome. payments and c.'ollections. You locate art1('le that had been misplaced. lost or stolen Truckload Plant Sole · s.,, bf>au11t111 ~ artehP" 1n ldrap 6 OCll!I dtrPCl·frOfT'· aroWf>r tri Hl1r'lltnQlon CPnlPr ~alP '2 27 Pa lhru~I Call 142-H71. Put • ,.,,, •ords ___ •o.._,wo_r~ for u. Baldwin Pianos and Organs if '>ON ·IN<;'RUMf"lT"> fAPf<, • R[C()qOC, Yllll ~~:iiR '-"'°"•••end t40·t020 DA~• -SU" It t otOot • '"""' "" •o t -· ... .,.__...._, . . ..,,,,. . -.. ..,_,-.......,. ....... Thunday. July 3t 1980 DAILY f'tLOT Q PlJ8LJC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE U .aTrMU,,.01' All4NOCN1UllllrlfT Ol'UUOI' tol(TITIOUi IUSINl!SS lllAMt: lN -toq ~ NIW •IWI" -.... _,... ... ,,,. ""''~ -· N"'<t J~5 MOvtNG ~ STORAGE •t )008 CroddV W•Y, Seftt• All•, C:iMl~I'<• '7l'OI T ,_. ft( lthOti\ 0Vt1r.e1\ ft•fT'I~ '~ •l"rrt'C tO ~· •t\ U'4ic1 If'~¥ Of' M•«" JS 1471 Ait~O W61\f'• ~ Jo't'f• M.A••'W tt•rt•n di>• JAS MOVING ANO ~TOllAG[ lCCl& '""'°" "'•• ~l• """ , ... tornt. '1~ l ru\ bu\•M'\\ ,,..,., <ot'!Ou< t~O b-. llo<~fl1W l(M..-, D Kt\dtif'OW ~~ Tn1\ ''"''""""""' -~ flf""° •Ith ~ '°""" , .. ,.~ OI Ot~OU"h °" Juh ,. '"° PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE CONSOLIOATEO REPORT OF CONDITION Conc.olldatPd Reoort o f Condition of "SOUTH COAST ~ANI<" o l Coc,ta MP'>a Oranop Counlv. tl nd Oom"St1c Subsid1arie'> ell tflt.' c loSt> of buc;m('c;c. on JunP 30 lQflQ Sta te Bank No. 1239 ASSETS Ca'>h dnOOut> from banks U S Trf>a.,ur'I' securol1P-. Obl1q,monc; of olhf'r U S Gov 1 '.851 PtrBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 1-PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICt; nQPnc tP" and corp" Obl10,1tt0f'l'> of Stc'llPs ano POl1t1rc'll '>UbdlVt'-IOn<. FPdNal funds '>Old and '>f'CUnt•P• ourc ha')('d undt•r r1QrPNT'IE'nl'- lo ro<Rlt in dOfT'PSl•r off 1rP<. 1 !>87 1 CONSOLIOATEO n Loi\ns. to1a1 IPllctuC11nQ tinParned income > h LP'>S' Re~rvP for l REPORT OF CONDITION Con<.011oat e d R e oort of Cond•t1on o• b 100 'INTERNATIONA L CENTRAL BANK .. of Nt>woor1 Beach Oranqe, clnd OofT'IPc;tic Sub<.td1ar1es ell tht close of bvsmess on June 30. 1QSO possible IO<]n IO'>'>PS c. Loan<,. n<>t Bank premt!>A'S. F F & E etc Real estate owned other th<Jn bank premises. Other assets TOT AL ASSETS LIABILITIES Demand deooc;rts of 1ndlvlduats. parlnershrl)'; and coros . Time and sav1nqs dePOSlts of 1ndlv1duat<,. partner<,hlos. and corps . Deoosrts of United Stateo; Government Deposits of States an<S political subdlvlc;lons Certified and off1Cf'rs· chec kc; a TOTAL DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC' OFFICES 11 I Total demand deposits 12l Total time and 33 731 11 .834 sav1nqc, depoc;1ts 21 sen b TOTAL DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC & FOREIGN OFFICES Other liabilities . TOTAL LI ABILITI ES . SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY Pretl'rreo c,\ock a No. <;hares ootc;ta ndrng, ~ Commoo stock a . No. stiare5 authori1ed 1,000.000 b. No. shares ootstandlng 430,328 1,A7S Surplus. . ............ 1•.•••• '12 TOTALCONTRIBUTEOCAPITAL ..... . Retained earnings ........................ . TOTAL SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY ......• , TOTAL LIABILITIES ANO ?1 ()q6 1 018 380 632 36.<x>O 10 437 1 sso 1.370 33.731 665 34 .~6 1,887 617 2.SCM SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY ..••••.•..• 36,900 MEMORANDA Time dePoslts of s100.ooo or more In domestic Offices: •· Time certificates of deposit In denominations of s 100,000 or more. . • . • . . . 11,m MMket value of Investment securities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,886 TM undersl9ned. Mary A Ale, Vice-President •nd Cashttf' and Nick J Florlo, President. of the a~ l»tlk, each declares. for himself alone and not~ tM other: l have personal k~ledOe of the rnetten contained in thls report. and 1 believe that Ndt statement In said rep0rt Is true. Eactl of tM undef'SJaned. for hlmself ctlone and not for the otNr. certifies under penalty of r>erJurv that the ~Is true and correct. l:qcuted Of'I July 21 . 1980, ctt Costa Mesa. Callfomh1. t s/Mary A.. A.le /st Nlck J . Florlo State Bank No. 1237 Dollar Amounto; in TtlcMl~nds ASSETS Cash and due from bdr'lks . U S. Treasury secvr1t1es . . Federal funds sold and securities purchased under aoreerT'ents to re~ll 1n domestic offices . . Other assets . . . . TOT AL ASSETS .. . ...• LIABILITIES I Demand deP0"31tS of individuals, I oartnershios. and cor~ I' Time and c:.avmos deoosits of ind1v1dua1c;, oartnerShioc;. and corps. . a TOTAL OE POSITS IN DOMESTIC"' OFFICES 19.737,000 I 1 l Total demand deposits . 4 708,000 rn Total trl'T'e and savrno<, dePO";its . 1 4,5~ ooo b.TOTAL DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC ANO FOREIGN OFFICES Other liabilities . . . TOTAL LIABILITIES . SHAREHOLDERS EOOITY Preferred stock a . No. shares outstandinq, NOf\e Common stocle a.No. sha~ authOrited 10,000 b. No. shares outstanding 10.000 1.000.000 ~'f~~ CONTRiBUTEO CA.Pi TA(·~·~. Retained eamlngs and other capital reserws • . . . . . . . . . . . . . TOTAL SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY . TOTAL LIABILITIES ANO SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY ••. , MEMORANDA {.tmOUnb ~·"9 Hof "'*1At.l 18.500 l3 21.834 A,708 1q,737 310 1q.ss1 ,. m 1.m Market value of investment 5,.~~s'9Md'. 'jack L.· Taut.;; ·p;~icient'·ci! Frank Ec:»tsteln, E•e<utlve Vice ~ldent of ~ above·Mn"ed bent!, each dKlares, ~ hlrnwtf al~ and not for the other: I haw per-sonat knowledae the matters contained In this report, end I t>.ile that eacti stat~t In said rePOrt Is true. Each Of t~ undHsJQned, for himself alone and not for • other. cMlflts unc:ter ~altv of Mrlurv tNt ... foreqol1'19 is true and corre<t. E1recutect on July n . 1'90, •t Newpor1 Bead\, CallfOt"nta. 1s1Jack L. Teuter ts/Frank Edelstein -··--.................... _ ...... .... --------........... ~ ... ....... -....... --..... OAtlV PILOT PUa&JC NOTICf. PUaLIC NOTICI l'lCTITiout •u11•1n fllCTt'10Ut •UtU•Ut ..... " lllCTI,,_ 9'KIMt•• ........ ,"',. ....... , ....... ., .. ,. ..... , Ow ............ --I\~ h•• lM 1.....,_"4 --" ._..,, -· .......... " .... 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C.O.~I Delly Pttol l P'lf' toHowtnq pt'f'\On\' tlrf' OOH\Q l>U\•n,.\\ a\ (MINO LANO COMPANY 600 N l U\h" • ........,..... s..m. Af\& C•••fOtf\t• PUBLIC NOTJCE Jutr 7', JI AllCI 1 ,. tW lO<l eo .,,o~ SUl'Eltt~couli'TQ; n..-E-- .,,._ S P-1?9' Montf'<•tO SlAflEOf'CAU f'ORNIA ,011 PUBLIC NOTICE o ........... """""° CdlrfornlA •nee TM£ COUNTY Ott OllANC#l .. ,.,,,_, !> ""°"' ,,, "•'""' ,.. .. , ..... "CltllOUS8USIMESS "'""o o ..... N•wOOtl e ...... I NOllC[ Of' P E•SC>NAL lllEl'lllS· l'IAMESlATl!M[Nl C•hto•n•11"1fl60 f.N TAltV['S SALE 0 , •l!Al , ... ro•I0 .. 1n9 ,,..,...,., .... 001n9 \/>"""' \ 11-.,..,, "•'l"'O"'~ 1 "•0PEltTY •T l'lllllATl , ... , OV\fnf"'\#"" l,..,,,,,. .. l r"V•,_ (Ahtorf\'d.,bf>A t ~r'91N'9c:.9tSectJ~T•. 112). ti a. 0 O"'>IC.t<\ "°" 8 .,,,..,., I 1 "" '''"'""'' '' conou<l•O 0•" E"•lt 01 WILLIAM WAll•CE .: 8 >;unww;iton 8P•<n C•t.lorn1• ooon,.•&l oa..,,,...rV>•D I COLI.EV. •u Wt I.LIAM W COUEY •l ... I A•··-·' a--. O• WIL\.IAM COLI.Ev .... w &rt" l•Aoy H,.,._, 11061 8 ~l•••t i.,,n,...r Wjl.lLllCE COt.l.FY Oo<H...., ~ 8 Hunltnql"" 8••<n. C.01110< n•• 1 T "" '1"t_. '"'" 1'1"'° "'""' 1"" NOTICE I\ HE Rf&Y C,11/EN 1 .... 1 ., .. , '°"'"'"'"'""Of°'""""'°"'"'""" July I Wtllt.tm P 6oclo'oq.. •• .,..,_,., ,ttl't' ~-·" C.rt•-•G 11061 8 S!re•I 1~. ltM '""'"""" of ltw u1111r of w1111 .. m : e Hynttn91on &to•CI>, Co••lo•ntt• OllUMMY GA•AETl ICING " I W•li•< .. Colin ..... W1tho11m w •l ... I 14Alt•tSON rottPv • .,.~ Wotlt""' (ollt'v ..... W ,,.., bu,,,....,, '' tOl'Ow<tf'd by .e • Prot•,.W.Vtceir-..,.•DOf\ W•t••rf' Cdl~y ~~~ w11t wtl •• °",.., .. , """.,..'-"'0 I All..,.,..,, •t L-9• P<i•••• w,.. lo I"'" ~t ...a llf'll &<tit L H1ch P 0 I•• IOtO D1d<l4'r ..-r ,,,.. ttrm\ llflO ·-'''°"' 1 ...... ""'"""'"' w th f1ffd '#Ith tN" t.04• M~<Al'tt'Hw lt¥ct • ""'~'"'''" ,,....nt•Oinf"G. ~nd \Ubte<.t to (O..f\H C~r• ot 0.•"9" County on Jult Sult• HO <onl,,<TWllOtl l>Y IM .,_,,or COurt. 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I 002 W•r11Hotlce: All ril•l •li\•lf' ltdYMtl&fd In ""-M Wllll14lM'r l'I liUb JfC'\ lQ lh~• "'1'(J1tnl Pair lluu1tn1 Ac•t of l96tl which nwku• 1\ lllea•I \o i.dvt'rU1l1 un)' pr~ t~r\'l\C , llm1t allun . or d111cnrnlnat1on boi;t•d Of\ rare. color. r~llllOr\. aex . or n111 k)f111l or111n or an 111\~'fltlon \o mall• an> 1t.1th prdercnc\•, hm1tu UOn.or di1oc·runmal1rm · 11ua oe""l4papcr will not know1naly 11ccepl nn) advertising for real •late wtuch 1s lo \ 1ola tton ol the law ..._..tor s• ••••••••••••••••••••••• t 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Of'IMHOUSE SAT/SUN 1-5 1127 HottlA View, View, Vl•w! ~an \IL''°' I rom 3 d~t·k~ in La~una &>aC'h . onr yea r new . l'U~tom amen1t1t>'\, IOI!. of ""ood J Bdrm 21 ~ HJ $229.900 Call )1a1>:)!H' Appel 7~ UflO ' QUAIL PLACE NOPHTIES ... 10,... rt1 l :JO ,...._, OCEAMIRHUS! Rl::OUCEDS5l00! Ocean mini \'t1:w a nd breei.es prt>vatl' ·I BR 3 IMMACUU Tl IHD UMfT Two bedrooms. slnl'le story. fre h. ne w paint. carpet s and parquet. This Huntington Beach community has pools . sp:i. tennis . sauna and incre<Hble M~cunty . Just $108.000 U~l()UI: ti()MI: REALTORS. 675-6000 2443 Lnl Coa•l Hlgh1.,.y. Coron• df'I M•r WE HAVL 35 <)F lHC B[ST LISTINGS IN TOWN NEWPORT ou,ux 2 U11 11s on fol· land \Cro6'> from purl... ~.·ar bra1 h. b.1). & i.hoppin~ Pnn'al<1d Oµt·n "' ' r ... 1 ll \ \' I 1 II .1111· In I' 1'06.,lbl} httk· or nu 1 ·"h Will lr••d1• prop;:•rt \ bt1o11 car ur "·· s:! l'i.tMllJ Eves~tnl ~• associated ELIGAMTIH COIONADRMAR UrJmattt· 2 q o n \1Nr1lho~ Pro1l•-.,.,1on ... 1 h dt'<'or.llt'd J l><lrm. 3 baths formill dinini:e rm & hugr fam1I~ rm Walk lo po11I,., & 1 .. nnh ">un , -.Orroundt-d t;, µJlll>' h~hlt-d '-P•t. llHQ & f1rn in~ f:nterlil •nt•r -. 111• hght' O(f1•rf!d at S.'lZS.UOO ~ oceaafi)(1)~.-u~ ~ 759-1616 BA PARK \'I t-:W home m SELL tdJe ile!Ni with a Mesa Hlufb. Ente r 8 1101( ERS-II[ l\l TO RS l Cl" W l •lb.,o •I ' JU I tamer!-dl'lii:ht Large Dady l'llot Ctass1f1ed Ad private lot Now S139.900' selfi~ tlerru.--&.t.2 Sbi'K 642 567~ - See it• Call 752 liOO ------ -· •• J . , HOftSE PROPYTY • 1 acrt> ron.·d A l an1I located in thl· bJrk ba) Nto<wport "r•·.t o .... nt"r wtU hnunn· with s.5/j~I down l'ull pnct• $175.00IJ ,\~ 5S6 26W ATTHEIEACH II o m e 1 n c o m 1• Sl53.900 I blut·k., to oceJn 2 -.ini.:lc 1am11\ homes on IMJ:c lot Lt\l' tn 3 Bdrm home and r1:nl lhe Olher Great mvest men l H ur r ) . r a 11 714 963 676i ""''·,, 1· 11 •i.PJ rn•I ,,,,, • [~·IHllHI TOWHHOME 2 bedroom 2 bath 2 ~toe'). w1lh lofl for a 3rd bedroom Onh I 'l':JI old. f-ull pnr;. ~:uoo ,\gt. 751 3191 W aterlr ont Home :; HI .. :.-.tale For dcla•b on this homf• and :1µµt lfl ~,., .. (all C;i rol lloff <ti:!l 631 0094 *VETS* u~ vour 1-:hi:1b1hl \ NOW LOWD~ & LOW INT RATt;S Ll:."T US SH OW YOU HOW TO QUALIFY TalltoRedC~t WELISTEH! • RED CARPET 754-1202 VETERANS ONLY! Severe housinR shortage p re dict ed tn Ora n~e County. Secure your G I benefits and act 1m- medla\cly .... Socks & A.HOC. C .. 546-9522 ...../tft•nfon Well locat~d Ea!>lstdt' Costa Mesa 3 bedroom 2 bath with forced air heat. wit-in kitchen and b1R assumable loan. Located on a bwldablc R 2 lot and pnced IJJce R I at 1110.000 full price. Call 751 ·3191 CSELECT T'PROPERTIES * ON WATER-SO' BOAT SUP Quiff locatiOft. Owkta..dilMJ VIEW of I A Y. Cha1111ic99 l"flidfttu wffh two 2 ldnft .w+s.. Can HUfy b. cOlr+'.n.d to • hollw. hoch out frOftt + f"OOfft for 2 ""°''boats. 5-bmit Oft fMeciRcJ. 0WMt"" wlH co-opetof•. S 1.050 ,000. \.-\A Tf RfRONT HO Ml..., "' kl ·'' '~!!\ff • to( .. ' • • • ,, .. ' ~ \\, t ' ' ...... . ·~ .... Pt," ~ .... . 6ll0 t400 RCTaylorCo 640-9900 RAMCHO SAN JOAQUIN .'\an .Joaquin mod<'I . 2 tx•droom plu d(•n ... tud~ l'pgr~i <ft"'<l \\1th qua lit~ n<.'ulral tone c.irpel!>, drap~:, . m 1 r r on· d d oor c; CJ n d C' u:, I om hnr<lwood c·;.ihtnt'l~ FantastH.' gnlf <.'OUrM' <Jnc1 night hi?ht \'1ev.-. Tv.n prt\ ate-p:Jl1oc; nn c oif t·our-.f' $179.500 Penthous<· "San \T att:n" mnckl 2 bec1room C'n rnC'r unit H1 g hl" up gr a.d<'<l '" C'arthton('~ rahulou-; J?Olf course· '1ev. <:ommun11~ pool a nd lenmc.. $178.000 RCTaylorCo 640-9900 l!IE IBDlll ILlllS CD. OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE NEWP0n HEIGHrS Tv. o 'c'.tr 0111 llnmc• With ,\n Incl" 11111.11 1'1·1,on;1hl' Cr1><1l F"r .. n11•r1,11n1nc fo"r111r Fall' II \' H1•1lrnom-.' • '." · n.11ho.. Cr."'' Slnrace S1l;11 •' l'rl\ ;11·' Fflr Th11"' \\tin Prrfc>r Th1 0.. I 11,un In I 111• O"n"r \\tll <".• rn· I ..o;111 ILUFfS COHDO HnL'hl ( h1"'rful n,•lnrc"A Plan ~ ntl I '"' Thrt" R.'<1rnnmo.. T \"' Oath' I .1rc1 I '' ,,,r Hr1nm Wr:ip .. ·\rnun<t Pnt 111 l'.n I. t 11<.r ~I'll 1nl' <II ..rlnnkmc lllll'I' (:11'f•ntw'·ll \\'11h \I ,11 111 ,. 1 r"''' I 1•11<!1•1 01 I ho11 ,. Ci ni\ ~Iii• '.!Wt ® .. _ _,,,........ ............. ,.. 759-9100 •2c.,,_ ........ .. ..,...c....,. CEJ <;:oldwell Banker UteA ISi.i First time of'fered ! P rofesslonelly well decorated single story home on extra large lot. 4 Bdrms. 3 t>.ths. dlning room. Sllp for a Jar,te boat plus additional space for smaller boat. SJ.250.000 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• \\ I ·,I I '1 • , TAYLOR CO. ({l.:\l'l<IJ:--. .111" l'l·lli OUTSTAMOIM4l I UtllT a.M. Lan~e Owner 's Unit. 3 Bedrms. Fam. Rm .. 2 1 ~ b a t hs. Owner 's privat e homelike unit has formal dinln~ rm & 2 firplcs. 4 Income producing units each w/2 bdrms. 2 baths & fire place. Alriums & patios. This is a MUST SEE for t h e prude nt b uyer . Reasona bly prked ut S450.000 WESLEY N. TA.Yl09t CO., ltEALToas 2 11 I S. Joocplilt ... lood MEWPOtn' CENTY., M.I . 644-49 I 0 REALTORS '7S-55'' COIC>eilA 08. MAI: A "'Pri•• Affair .. - o pri•i~ eitce.sl••· Waltl to Uttl• CONM ..... -..... to local sllops. ballb. ... tfttw-•b: • ..... *-'ify hOfM '-det' COMtntctiOlll wffll I~ wood ...t C)Ms• ...,...._,._., .tri•"' & copp« roof. Fin ._.u.. or fow 9d M p& ah ................. Ow.It-wtl ...., fi.-ce. Cal for ..... $749,500. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 25 15 E. COCKt Hwy .• CoroM .. M• 675.55 I I •u c ·ummi.i.~100 )Ian\ J!lll' n1l 1t'~ / cum µul ~-r Blui L h11' Pro1A·rt1t·-. D v..-n._t.'ll·r ~i 4436 SEU. 1dl~ ilem_-. "''th ... CTdJl) P1lot_£la.M1f1ed _:\~ CH>O/oCOMMl~IOH )l ,, n ) .. m e n 1 t 1 .. .., \'OITil)Ult•r Jihj4: ('hip PrOpc'rth·.., t>\\t'fl~t'll•r ~7-1111. macnab I irvine realty A SUBSIDIARY OF THE lAYINE COMPANY HAUotl llDGE-lEASE Of'TIOH! B r a n cl n t.' " • ' H e n ~· 1 s " a n <· f' ' • wtoutstandinJ..? 'H'W of r<'!-<'no1 r K: t n int· 3HHS fam1h rm v. wet bar form a l <1 1n1nJ,! rm S t ~oo rnnnthh lloll\' ~l:.i rk,1 : fi.l·l fi200 ( 7. 59 I EXECUTIVE CONDO! 5 HH~ den -larJ!e l1vin~ & dining rm hn•<.1kfa<;t rm. ,\II on Jovel~· J.?r ecnbelt in pn' ate loc·at10n. Walk to :-C'hnols . t'h11rches & shops. L eac;c· option S t 98.500 J.~·n n e \':tlenttn<' 644·fi200 IZ·60> 1sz-14t4 ss1.a100 I 7""P1' 'o/awy(.-~ W~ (,,...f!' 642 .. ZH 644-6200 Q(}I ()o,..., Qr... Harbor"-(e<>tf!t .. $180,500 A RAIE FtHD ... 1n sen s ation a l W EST CL J F F HIGHLANDS a rea! Fa ntastic home fea t uri n~ 3 br & 2 b a with 1~. country kit chen & covered patio!! $10,000.00 P ri('C rut t o bone on executive ranch s tyle home with panorami<' V I EW on top ' o ( SPYGLASS! Featuring 3 Br. family room & walkin wet ba r. Asking $389.000 tor quick sale! ! ! AXER.UPPER!!! Clean up & paint to save lots of SS$ Features S Brs i n d e sir able UNJVERSITY PARK! mJRRY! ! ! ! LOW. LOW PA YMIMT'SIU When you take over existing loan on t h is 3 Br Jas m ine m o d e l in TUR11..EROCK GLENS. MIWPOltT SAN MMWB. 752-7373 759-1501 2670-8 San Miguel Dr. Newp0rt Beach lkir I l11 1111111111. , .... .,.., Oo•• C:.O.•• 0911y ,.llot. Jvt., JI. Allt 1, U, 71, IW JIU J111jl4,K,JI. ...... ______ ..... ·- I l j •• ~-.. ' . ....................... .............. J ..,... · ..,,_ r. 3 Bdrm ~ cbaple•. Ouutand llli•llMNI laland an" t ftlrM and aum mt r taom WIUOO ll ALBOI\ I LA 0 REAi.TY '13cl700 --- UDOISU .... AIM ~ l''e<hK't iOn SIOO. 000 New pril't' SJZs.000 firm Mot.iv11tt>d :.elli:r Jlir and mother 1n law qnf") Extra large lut ~n house Sat SU11 I 4 223 Via It.har a JASMINE CIHIC I Two to r houl.c rrom Ut-\t loc. Ocean Vlt'w Su1)1.'r decor. 3 Bdrm. 3 bath OOVY SHORES 4 Bdrm . Cam1ly home v.1th Ba >. ocean 3nd <'1t1 views Mot1va1ed :.t>lll!r. i';xtra lge lot s.115,000 Open Sat/Sun 1·4 1200Sanllago Dr llGCAMYOM CONDO 2 Bdrm. Be:.t location Sale or lselopl. Sl~.500 ;; Canyon Island. COIOMA DEL MAR Super view · ()('('an and oi i:ht l i g ht s ~ Bdrm +drn in Sea V1rw 2003 Yarht Ot>fendrr OCEANFRONT Large delull.e BALBOA Duplex. 4 Bdrm. 2'' baths up, 3 bdrm, 2 bJth down. fo'ireplacl.' caeh un· 11. C:ompl. rC'dt•cor:.1lt•d & up1raded. Sho"'i. II kc b r 3 n d n ew Onl v ~.000! • COMMERCIAL CANNERY A Rl-~A VJ· cant read v ror 11wm•r u!>cr o r ;,a·cula tor. SELLER WILL CARRY FINANCING with 2'Jr o •down Sl.99.500 COSTA MESA GAS SA\'F.R ' Nt·at 3 bdrm, l=!.. b ath home dose to Har bor Shoppmi.; Center · Bu~ · School:-., Re.tauran~ & gulf Onh 110.rul BcAoa lay rrop. RNttors •675-7060• lllCETO BEACH 4 BDRM. $97 .500 Co uld be a charmt>r. B UT , n e eds e l bow greaM'. paint. drupl':>, carpc~. minor l'epa1r:. and ~ard work. RJ1hn.: fence with ro-.c'> \ J;tood I future come uµ -............. . . . . ~· ..... , .... ~-~·~······~ ~~!.~.~ ........ ~.~~ ...... .. .._.. 100 .... ,.. 1002 .a-• .e 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ho.Na for S. 'HO..H\ For S. Th~ J uly 31. 1980 DM..Y PtLOT C3 •• •• ••• • • • • • • •• •• •• ••• • • •• • • • • • • • • • ••• • • • • • • • • __________________ ...;;;~~.;_,:~--=;.;::;. Chtwr.. I OOZ Fo.t• Yehy I Ol4 HcMIMt For~ ,....;.., For S. Ho.Mt llor S. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• PIMMIU&.A POINT •e "11\ rfol'oratvd 4 bdrm. fnmlh horn<' C>ct>an \ 1 " ' S.12."i,Wl IATJllOMT W havC' 14'\'f'rtjl (in hornei. ~ ith pier & ~hp a TottO HOISi CCMin'IY Bdrms • 3 both'. rJn(·h -.i \Ir mm1 ~ tutl~ 111 ur'411~ .. ~· u \ 1 ... , '{I'• •• ou BILL GRUNDY . REALTOR i , o. l , •, P '' / ~ tol <> I • •I NV ESTORS • • 1Wt11Al umt.a Cor I''" tb.tn IU X tl.n>fi5 Lo°" Of IKI nt't(llll\ t• ra:.h fk>* w 10 .. 11 o w n l.. I m 1 t l' d pannt'f')htpo. ,l\ atlatitt ortH DAILY I .5 r M IA&.IOA ISLAHD I Coli"' I.a-ct Sl.t 00,000 Wcrt.r-r ..+. l"-d 50 . CST SHOIH I ion •mr .11>.1 fJ11t rrn \ l 11\9 uoo Ownr •~I IWO IAY VI EW fkl!) 10 watc•r "h.1rp r ho.in :t Rdrm 2 fi11 rondo v.-<Juubh• .:••r•11· Srnl down nd o• nt<r will t.11 n \ h mtllhlll' b ll\ lil Olth-11110,1.W JACOBS REAL TY 675·6'70 \tttill1~\I' po11l 1tuple>. • ~ 1•--------• 8"Me ICM4 ~ r1'fltt1l.I t'nme loca CMllA T PAMIL Y ••••••••••••••••••••••• hlil'\ as.ooo &M> W'J HOMI CAMIC HIGHLANDS ~Hr. 2U1t. luH·ly pOOI • \(I t uldr~:ir. onl VACA MT. MUST 112.u oo <.:all fur •ppt lo SELL! ~.000' Or•v•• l)v IWi C7 141146-H02 ~ord Rd Thf'n t•llll .a. 0.1rr\lll Puh 631 l2il+l Ownr/A.).1 ffw land. u • 11\011 \IU, llll, .1U UJ1lll bko 6oun. P\'l beac~J ----- **BEACH! Yl•:S a pr1vutt• jtrUll'I) ~ach ~ads r111ht to th<> l:1ke Call (or your per onal 1n11~ct1on ot 1t1" lo' l'I> on{' of • kind otf"rln~ P.X<.:l.USIVELY OURS! S273.500 \\bod bridge ASSUME... Rtal11J 1024 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1-' ti A 9i.,q 245 loan. or SS 1·3000 1044 ........... 1052 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lovely At.~'\wood 4br . WNTIWAT• YllWS at>M. c nlr;tl air with r11r F'rom t his cust om I purifH•r T r opical bdrm.+ f11milyrm.Spht Atnum. many upJtradt•i h.'H'l home under con Cid u.;butnabl<' loan 0) 'tructt0n Walk to hcuctl Owner s..w 67~ Ouarded jlaw <-"<>mrnu111 t y with tennis courh pool und t>pa S&0.000 IYOWMER Townhou se Wa lnut ~wuti. 2 Bdrm. 2 ba ~m1um lot on RN'<·n· llt'lt Highly U1JJlr.1dt·d Poot 896.000 551 2400 U,-NHJ-1 Rffy l'~ 5220 4\16·ill:.I k»~ 493.g..1~ MISA YHDE "53.SUll at S4tl~t mo au Plc•).lniM TRTLRCK 1Dll Cul·de ILUFFS CULDI S"C <>wm:r will consider 2nd --------Sc. i::xt'c. Uomc, Rc.'<1h1ll 5C\JSTOM CONDOS 23770 HI LLHURST DU 4(. 1780·2200 SQ ft. air. frplci., luxury appl. pool & a pa. a ll a me nltio., 1'n me toe II m it.e(j ed 1t11111 projl!t'l Sl76.000.~.0011 OPvclopcr + 7l41493-8545 Rol'9 G Pion ,,. on thia 3 Hdrm 1•ondo. 1 1~ 1--------• _Rl ty. P:.it. 552 7500. fo'ui·n••r modt'I. ••nd unit. Clean 1 Udrm Plt.lS added ba. frlplc & coverl·d I POOL-SPA·ClUIHSE 1am1ly room. new paint S8 Tn..1o..aj"' •"RIC SCHL ll111•k y .rt.I p11ol, 1 UH . II\ & out :-Jew carJ)f!t:.. patio 1.500 • U"'lll"O ~,,. • ·on . frml drn rm. l1t-•l large Hrl udcd 101 s...yC .. Reaffy IBr. 21,sa. rrplr . dbl k>t•i.tm11 Ownel'!i moving out ol 634-3760 ~age. patio. Sl.28.000 or llW"d'llJo.LA~U -·1 L'>C S700 mo. Agt. 731·71WJ --------~lak auu arc \Cr) .inx· ~G'J.000 10~ .\sking Sl 16.500 Hwtl....,Oft 8eoch I 040 I By Owner l!Olf course. IH ~tM V1~tc1 l\oblt!z.i !>M).USI ··.···,·,··E•D•R•·0••0·:;5•••••• * •3000 SQ fT Fa1rwa\ s br. 4 ba. pool "~SI.SO ___ OJ)l'n I 5 ,.. REDUCED 5.500 )tic .. ~7.000. 49$-6l9a 01 ho l'all John \pj!11r at ~·0 ~3.Sl \.II ti4!1 01113 broker ;l:.tut) cu1111 r °"llhl \\,\11:.k l'cvh·,,i.1v11Jlh '.'\e t & I & I z• I I.Ir homt' with Pl">l ">11<'Cl 661 7001 \tlv1 ""°' w PrJ\'lllJI ' a l' can ""' . ) In I rvine for U~DER IOl' PnvuLc rrui:.ter 6wtt· ------ Kc..il t:-.tate i'~xp I014tu. mJll-; from the ~urf t ult ~J00.000' 1\lmo~t com · n'lre:.t to )our own cot) J UST R to; o Ut: t-~ u 1' .J11ettlal un1t:.1 14dlll:. to pnceonh .,l l J OOO. pletely new lrom top to rtl"\'PWl" •·I, Iv d k "IGLL'LW<\1)0"-' ---------•I ~"' .111'(! 1 l11lrm .. 1th "!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~• Pnrk PIJn lnl M2·7461_ •-tom This masst\0 .. ·.: ...- 0 ._.' ._.._. ·• v .:. "' ·"' 't!ll r t•JI C'lJlC Ill Nvt :: ---UU\ .. ., O\i:r ~ "'l fl or ~n·J Cozv fa m 11v home with l REDUCED Tumflr lam1b bomt rn 11.lrbor \'tt'W lloml'l> l bd~ or 3 b<h 10:. ..and .i den Fam1h rm arlJOlll" kite-hen All lllCt'h dt• t"Ora h-d • .111 d ii n n-d to :.l'l I .it SZJ.l. !IOU 1714) '73-4400 121 JI U .. ll21 HARBOR \ l>l\'IMtln OI PJt'1uu .. uw:.tt-r u1t1· v n:w o f \\Jl lr & .,i.., lh!hl"I lnl'luc1~·:. l<1ml 2 16 1Wby AYe. '485,000 Nt;W V I C:TUR I \'\ fH~-,IUt-;NCI-; \1,1i,:11111 ;·1·nt l dra~ 111 the West . a Da il\ Pilot Cl~1r1ro Ad &1:! ~7K EASTBLUFF WITH POOL Lo•ely 4 bfltroofft hoffte + formol dioo.ra 9-iet st rut & """'Y potlo cro.MI ... pool. $225,000. A~ toe.. 631·1400. INTERESTING IRVINE TERRACE CorMr-.. with bHutiful POOL. spa & d eck. Roo"' to expand this 2 bed. +deft holM. $279 ,000. 631 -1400. BAYFRONT BEAUTIFUL-VIEW Secwity builc5ftg with pool 9ld fort•er VIEW °" HM tuminc} basin. Decorator a"'•11itiu for the d iscr iminatinq ex~ retreat. 2 beod. 2 ba. co-op wittt boat sip avail. $275,000. Ott. of tM few °" the WATER at tMs price! 631·1400 H 0 R T T 15 I' I WATERFRONT HOMES.1!1oC Rtl\I t '>TAH ''" l<ffol"'• f'r<JIWl'IV ~ :'11'> W \, "' 11... ?I.., M,,. ,., A,.., """"'"' .. ~... ~'lbcM ''"''° 631·1400 673-6900 Sign on a.terminator :1 iruck The ·· ... nere tkh ~11c•hae1213 928· "31 CLOSE TO If.ACM bedroom. J bath home fJm1h II\ •nl! 111 prl' fjdrms and a den i.ur ---NEWCONOOS srA mcn~\ouriwr.onJl lO ''ll!lllU .1rea uf r uunllt-ll b\ a pr11 V.AASSUMAILE , 'pcet1on ~OHT UW OO O E, le:.:.ionally IJnd'>CJP•·rl SSl,000 2&3Bl::OROOMS I'-r I d (g]'u, .... b ~f.!.'.l' .. ~1!. f1n.111c·ml! tvu ):trtf ow'nr r Wiii 11111 , • 1 .,. ,.•.1ut1 u a ult oerup1 t'd ~I 'nl(.., rld.w ,,..,.., .• .., ... oWJtry l\'m g m r1t' ... min~atSIOl.000 ho mi· 111 vridc o l .,~ rU '1dcrcreauvr f111am·1111.: lli•11ut1ful G..in1en (im\I• On V1c1on a btwn owner.hip nt·l~hborhoon Rcalrlj n~'~t Sl58.roo 495 1720 I bdrm. :.!ba holfll• "llh Newport di '\ew paint tnll•r & t•Xtl :>al·JOoo e Ill'°" l(ltehcn. rool and Harbor Blvd t•w c·JrJH'l Orl'Jm •~-'ll tlarr.1nu• "'"" 1,.1,... h •Al'lllt' l'Xlerior Sll8.:WO 541.3559 k1ll'hf•n full r>nl'l' onl\ . ss9·9111 ll(AI: L1·ngo Open Sun I ·5 h es 646.609 3 SlJ.I ~(MJ TURTLEROCk 1209 1 Co .. dy Lane. lft>lh htx·k l model. 24 .~ LOCJY1M1 leoch I 048 R.Jb...,, GG Century 2 1 ·<I It .! UH :.!' U... F.1m ·•••••••••••••••••••••• 1 - So. CoUf. Rlty Starbird & A u oc. l<m 1ll·r1. 11vok. ~ uµµ1. r <K "-"~" Ho'\'!' 1'6ewporl leoch I 069 546-5605 MESA VERDE 962-4450 th•t•k:. Pruf lnd :.c pd, ;\c"" m v dul.J 1 tvJH· ••••••••••••••••••••••• l®Dolebout Boy&Beoch Real Estate ""'"' ($1All r •Cru tNCC Sllil<( I,., CORONA DEl MAR ~).!Al park hh )urd v.1th r<>OL·HOME 'huttt·r~. lo\t•h ''''°" ho~i..1nt t•ommurnt~. 21 Sh a rp 3 Bdrm fJm11\ 11, owuer J IJi . ::tJ.i. (lUJdll.:pn\l11.t-~S UI•• I l.lclt,.24 hr .1.l•t.un1, .... ub IESTCOMDOS home. Low matnt('nJlltl' I b1•111TI1•rt f'\•1hnl!' I • 1111 .,.~ 'Jl>t'f k-Uln~ rn..: l7 I 114'"J :~u, IH MWPT CREST ~ard. l'lo:.e lo i.hoppllll! lfJ b1:.1rh rc·nnt' IJ'IOI. I Dram:.tlJ(' 2 :.turv Pl;in ~ Jn<! ~hoo!s ,\~km.: onh 'PJ. wr 1!.111· l'>n mi: **JUST LISTED THE OML y W A y • pm'ed to w ll at Sl~ uoo Slt. .. 1:iu. fo ur Jn J1Jpo1n1-.trl'J \lu't ,di ~l:ll 1100 TO GO · mcnl lOSt.'\.'.l'Jll!HOll51 !t6299t>:! l<.11,. l'..ambnc mod•·I J Udrmtlv!JrµIJll.~~dll <-.·••Jn \I"" ~ bcdut11111 ~HERITAGE . • REALTORS :.! 'to r\' J Bdrm 2 ' v1"w d ec k ' l.1r~1 io:re"'nbclt view mJlo.• POOl HOME li..tth Pn ,ate rt!ar J>Jl1•1. l'nclo!>ed bnr k "al10 Uu~ ooe of 1h1· pnmt· u11 I.tr~~ Mli~)odrt.I r\.On .. N Ea.ce 111 th« <..n·'L r ·u.,tu1" OPEN HOUSE .ind ch1't'rlul hmnl' Cvrn ...... 1 •• il SI~ 0110 11,rnrate<J :.t~!1.50t1 m 10-2 & S-1·5 " p.irethf'\-3IUt' )tL..,.,-,IO~ IH 'i\LI 'l man) 50 foot lrt'l"' T°"'o ---------· bc1lroom:. and d l·n /.nn<'d for <"<trJ unit. 1-:, ' 1· I I l• n t t 1 n .1 n r 1 n i.: S220.IXJU 631 -7300 H.B. SUGAR 'M SPICE und t•ven t hml! nt<·1.· 1n thJ,... 1 lr.rn .I b<lrm, llJJ hom.• :'lit<'l'I~ land ... 1·;.ilJ'·tl °"1th lob. ol l urh Jpµt.-.11 SI Cl.900 t.il I !•7:1 :i:r.o tu· dJ\ ALLSTATE REALTORS SPACIOUS BEAUTY llt-JUllfU ll,\ cll·,1..-nt•d I bdrm home " n .. ·t· r m . m:.irblc t'ntr,\ & lrpk (.;c)un,\ aro cntr) w roun t.o.n. SpurkhnJ( pool .ind "pa. :\IJJt:,..l1t· bd~ and r1 l) light' view. Crcall\C f1n.11H'lll~ J\ .td.tbh• ~1;•1'l.UUO C .J l 1 111>v.. !17!15370 ALLSTATE REALTORS 1006 ....•••...•.•••..•••... .! ~on 2 bdrm p, bJ PalJO. G:Jrai,:t• \pt Gu~·'t quarter!> $1 25.00U fjjJ ()0i BALBOA ISLAND COTTAGE Onl' h:i If lot • pr1t·1· 15tJ OOU firm \l!t•111 ti:H i022 W E +,15 ~6 E-SIDE DUPLEX Twa 3 Br. Uniis $1 42,500 fUllER RE.Al TY 546-0814 2090 I Woodleo 155 !00 I~ tr.:11 Unique Floor Pl.111 , -l+dl.'f1. llMl''t prtfl'fl ur. ASSUME 91 .. 0 0 < ~' .1 Hd l' ·• llJ d.--..r.1 hh• t•om rr Int. ffiO\l• 111 l' II n 111 I I 1111 , V. .ii k I 11 ,,·houh <llld -.hupµmi.;. l 'o llt•L((' l'a r k '111:1 OVll A..,k lor l'ra II! 1>31 J2t;n BF.:\ LT< >RS l'\\ESTOR GHOUi' ""..int:. to bu} htJOX I rum pvt part) 530 ~ --------- ,.,, • .,., ~1 h<>m•· "" [ flii)\l\"'4b rld9c hu._,. l ot .! \'O\tl•d i"'1tl0!> h itch• 11 t\. tnJ'>h r t\cJlllj h.drm O\ 1·rt1111I.. l>VtJI ;,51 :moo (Jll1t-dr;1I l«llllli.;~ (011 IV.'!lt\ . .rr .. oH .. "'"" '""'' \1 ,,,1ll011 pit \t>~ro' I mll1 In bl'.1r.h ~I.Al;)()() y,,,.,.Jbrnh:e -2br -Cono1, So. Col1f Realty j !l\t IJ'I ,.,.,um .. 111, i-• 546·5605 0111nu .. 111 1 ,,rn I.He• MARINER'S COVE Witlk tu th" (>l'l'.111 ~ Hr !:·H ai.;l· \II ,1tlu1t l'llO\ µI•·\ ~IU.i.OUO lt•rm Hkr ~~! Krii ~I I.I IJIJll lht· !') ' ' I Mr .. I ..:,•1 121..1 DECORATORS DEllGHT BEER DRINKER S l~',1ut1tutlv up1::ra<ll-<t .1 ·1·ULB~t-.\....,O:-.!-i 1 l~lrm hunlt' It f\jtur ..... ·I Hdr m +I b.1 .. ,,It •'\.l•'Jl ... l\l' u,. 111 1orm.ll dmmi,: ,\IJl!OOll.i walll'•ll" r ond ""oud & lnd1Jnapoh' ~1~1 SUtl I C.:rJm1t• ul~· 111 l..11chcn R E P I dll<l tlJLh :sho14'> like ,, .. rofeaslonals mudd. 01 tcre•J fur 963-83n 112.1.11M1 F'11r m1Jrl· m lorm.11100. l Jll S4U-l l:il HY OWN ER ~1ocM l:on ~on do. 1 ~ r old. 2 liot Bdrm-.. Hart>Ow I 042 2"28a. :.pht levt'I, frpk. ••••••••••••• •••• • •••• • w e l b dr Sll2 'lOu 6-;'3 ml Jft 5P~t BRIMG Your Tool lox TIUS I!> def in II el~ a ft"Ccr upper. and you c•an '<''" 1 lol of $$ b v doml( lhl' "'ork ) our-.i,.Jr Lm l'I' F.a.st:.1dl• 2 bedroom. with lot-. of J>()ll'nllal Vt•n W ATERFRONT CONDO With liO.tl & Dock Im mal"ulatr 2 + dt>n H..'<11K·t'd from SJS0,000 lo S29$.~ SCOTT RE.AL TY 536-7533; e•s 968-3216 pnvale IOC':.it111n Own1•r, ---------an• anxiou-.. will 1·on I · I 044 'ilder :iii olfn-; Pn ct•ll al r'Ylfte ~HERITAGE REALTORS LET US antnx1ucc \OU tr• on1· 111 ln1rw' l&nt''>l deH ·IOI' nwnt:, Tl.HTLE HOCh GLI-.:--. P,\TIU ll0~11':S I lidrm 2 • ba l nH mt'" \loJ(k'I l-.1'rl'pt1onal fl••'' 1• l.1 n i1 •''t i: n <' d I• r I • I• .:.mu · .md u1111 1111.11 h\1111.: I ---------• ll lll lhe Cr .. .,t, ~II>':! t~I OCEAH & C AHYOH VIEWS ~i>e<=a.tl ,1r1i:ll' ,ton Pl , ""iJltndt'll horn .. 111 '"'".d J uo lar~t· ... t f.!rl'f'Obl'lt 11 ll'lfl IJ.,, 141th P.1( h '"'" 1 lhet'n•,t 'li:1 U\~I do~ lrdm ma.: J tl1tf1 rt•tll • "''"'" & mount dm '1t'w (N<n lh" romh1rt.rblo• :i IJdrm I o!ffil' o( fir J m;1I11 'IMI 1 .... tor 52• 'IMJO 1;001d I n..innni: 1\.11l.1tJ1, 642·7211 Redhill~Realty 1 ;-;-:~ -;:mo 180 °0CEAN VIEW ~I '\t· .. I; <l1·1·11r~•t1·n <1n 11• ~ IJ11t.I Owtll'r 1·\tr1 11111 I ollXIUU.' Jllrl pnt'l•tf Ill" 1, 11 '1:'.<:i t,llU CJ II a Ill oul 111 Jb1 h-.t· ..,., L.n:un , h1.:llt•\JUl~tt:rm~ IH11 1u .. .: v••·Jn '" ~I '!!I. oou I ~ ol"' 11 I C.lc:'t•ttn V1rw:. "''"'" >W~ 14-11 I Our Sperra It y ---I Robt. Sacks & Assoc. A. WA y OF LIFE 546-9522 Th1i. !>pa rk.ho~ 'hot (' lnint prupt n> otter.. pr•· PROIA. TE SALE "Ill?{' 'l't'Unl\ 1ml 11uJh I Wt~TC'Ll t'F ,. . _ l\ Ab-.olute pn\ JI'\ & •• PJl 111u gla"t qnr. • u.-.tvm hu1Th. 2 Bdrm • I •k'f1 ~ pool Choice C'Or * C t " R It . n.·r Joe m ll\er SJOO.OOI• 0 e ea } Jre,1.\0 Uflll)J)Or\Untl,JI t\. fn\ t"'>tment r Sll4.UIJU J ' '"'' ~I.!' 640-5777 I l,]11 ~-~I --.; \Tl?RAL ~t7TTl~l. 1••• ro Heh & pa11 ,,. , "' °"· 1•nm1•r 7 rm.:! to, tnr l'°l<"t'llrnt "''•O•I 111 '/ ·' -.I\ 'lll!I 1111 H ;• huild , ~ l,i ' ho':'°· 14 ith 1"\' 1 • hit-•111 f II·•· 1111 '\:(;L1" \ll''"' l Vll\t'rlll'Jl l l•I fl"(' ~nrf I(, 'illMI" i llll 1'\f•I"\ 1111111: ~'l.X ... ,. L . v·1t RE I ...... 1,hor1· llo ""' ol1-.111r10 , ocplftG I 0CJe • • 14kl\ 11 n ,1111 11""111 I __ 497· 176 1 _ ~. ·ll(J!i l O" o C' 11 J • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1 "> o, 01/ J to• ,1\, ;>to 17~ :~;ELL * 3 BR + DEN • 111 I a h lt 11' u ' W 0 0 I) EAST SIDE C.M. ST ARTER HOME LOCJWIO H ills I 050 IAYPOIHT CONDOS !••••••••••••••••••••••• 8 P H y ocesetttt ome \ .r.--1 & .r. T.,.o l Bdrm. 21 bJ 1·111 I --~ AL ~urER Ju, l11CJll·r1 In u11r11 I Pnnr1pal' onl\ l .~r.I!<' I Bj 1 k. BJ ~ Jrl'.i Br.1no1 MES SU I I ,__,,,._..,.,_., .... ,__,..,,,,........, -I 0 (.""'PIP!~ ""' rl\"'\'• QVOl•cl ~ • - -• • by ftlltt!'';J •t'I ... f' ,.. ,, "? W(,lth .___.__..._.__.__..__. "°" de-elop 1,.,,,. PoOp NC) J beio- lh Uwnl•r nl•.ir Ill'°" t-:nl!l"h l'hJrm. lradt•d w1ntlo.,.,, U'i t•d br11·k ~dlTll'fl ('Clltng,, ;1 & I Hr". 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Brand new on lhemarket. 75'·1616 A Rdrms. 41,. Ra. rormahflnin1t. mald11 •qtra. t'Ofonial •N'hit .. -cul-df'·Sar lncatim Ir -:.<inme O<'ean Ir nlte ·~~i a ht \itw. A . «J'8Cious f'Xf'tt1th ••'11 IMmeo 1549.000 STAR GAZER'«~ ~.=..:.!.:..:..,..---a. Gl.AY ll POLL\.'\---...----t M. .,_ °""1 AclMtr Gl.odo M V Acc•tdtffff fo tlte Stort V To develoe> -nogc tor F "dov r«ld~~ "!110,_., a4 'l'OU' ZodOCK binh l9\ ,.. JtDeili' .,~ ·-u-. llhO ,......,. ~~ .,,°""' ..... ,. ..... "'9 .... t=-~~~ :~ :=.. ::=:-· 10.0..... '1..... .,,,...._ t Oooo ».. M Gooo I T"9 )le_.,.. tiHo IODo -0-IO~ 11COWflO •If~ 71~ .,,.....~ •1()1 '1li.a!'ICM ~===--' ,,,..,... ·>~ ll'li.IOft ,.,,..... u~ 1•~• ... .,. .,.,,.,.. ~~· .. -.. ()f ,.,_ 1t~ ·1 ~ ... ~ 110.C.~ ....,».Jl,.O.."I ''°"....... ..l.. ''°' "..,,_. .. r.....-. ,,.,. 0::::.==~ :JO~ ~.....-IO•"° ,,,... !l~... 11""4• UC-.,_ 11-zay..-g ""'*"1 &J•0¥1 ,,,.,..,, ~n,.. .. 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Assumable loan. d ef1n1tely won't I ast 54(). 3666 ·-~---·---~~~, Dolngllue6MM I Under A Flcttttou• N•me? JONES REALTY 673-6210 ___ !£ -- PRIDE Of OWNERSHIP I rrule to the ocean 1 ~ear:. o ld Beautiful owners umt + 6 add1 tiooal rentals . Rec room and laundr) fac1 htie:. Large gr eenbelt a rea Only $350.000 . Ca l l S.\S!H61 ·: OPEN HOllSf REALTY / E X C'Ll'~I \ f L'l 1.1sn:u RY Wood brld~ Rcaltlj j5 l ·Jt'l4MI 1t:?t1 Karn11u Pt.•,,ln1n1• TOWNHOUSE IM THELAICES ~1uJo?n1f1cent 2 ttdrm 11., Ba lownhom<> C'Ompl<'I{'· I upgr aded thruout Ideally located with com p&etc pnvary \Cl in clo:.e proxuruty to pool, s pa, c;auna. t ennis A'kina BY OWNER Owta lttlCOME ntE RANCll 41tr t f••m E'sidt C.M. o.,Ma rm. Completcl> remod J Bdrm. SllS.000. n f' w I' p 1 µ a 1 n t 546-Zt71 A~ wnllpa~r Lo' ely ) ard ~~~~~!!.,....-!!!!•!!·~ Ko1 Pond Assum In ;:: $145.900. !)SI 5833 o..r., 1026 -----······················· ...,,._.., ..... 180' Vu or Dana Harbor FabWoos 6 Bdrm. 4 Bath Jmt reduced IO $115.000 home with C'eratral air. 2Br. 2ba, frplc, h/w nrs The Ideal home ror a t i,,'lo ass um In. A1t tarp ram1ly. Totally up. 752-6568 graded tnaide a.nQ out. it1•t• v.-.y IOl4 Aaklna sue.ooo ••••••••••••••••••••••• ¥..ATllMS "THI MEADOWS" Call quickly on tbla Im m a c. pro feulonall)'----------1.andscaped 3 Br In ''The Meadows .. with price and tttm6 IO sell fasl. 1119.900. 644-7211 "cll1f I • 1 1 :, I ~ ; ~ Ill ,\ :,•,r J( I Alf t., WOODlllDM W4TllPIOMT Alk_,"8 C a md en d e lat'hed Condo. Sweepmit lawo dow n t o lake Fl~ h•keshor~ ~ in Woodbridge 3 Hr 21, b:1 fanuly rm.. d1n1n1 rm , entr)' pauo with larjtt• dK'k OVt!rlooklftR l•kt-~.-. ~ 7139 MHDH&.n HeJp yourself to a Heaping selection uf QwiliJ1ed Hoperuh. m the DAlL Y PlWT HELP WANTED A OS \lo'\4 ~1111,t hom1 tn 1ndu oll· Jlr coud ·Hl'J 'I''.! .-.ou 25 171 11araRl' d1t0r opener a11d kameL' '' mueh mon• Cetihry 21 /Mpt Cntr ~lex1ble l!O & 90'-t-f1na111 640.5 357 1ni.: J\J1labll'. Pn c~·d .11 --... ~-----llf "l'i9.900 !':.tch. Fnr rl1. ,_ ..... ----104,. t.ub. call Carol Holl. :.tltl lrvifle 1044 ....,...,_ ~ Pa~1·Ut>r llomt>~ ....................... .••......•.••.......... ma en ab I irvine realty A SUBSIDIARY OF THE IRYINE COMPANY SACRIACE! •Great value m thi~ sophisticated . townhomc ri ght on the golf course 3BRS & 2 baths & loft & much . much more. SISS.000. Lil a lla r per 752·1414. <Z·61 > --7 12.141 4 - compu\ v~ c..,~ 642-1211 -· Hl .. 700-- woodbndqe ,..,..,, 644-6JM Habo<V-(~ L.erJm9 le.ch I CMI &..JIM leech I 048 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• tlz Coldwell Banker MONm llY.-nl lAmtA LAGUNA Live in lovely community with private beach. This wood and glass home is in a bea utiful woodsy setting with a peek of the ocean. 4 bdrm .. 2"11 baths . 3 car ~arage. a nd ooam ceilings that Jtive this a warm C07.y feeling . . . $340.000 f).'JJ.7164 or 63 1-000-1 Sal~ offict> open d Jtl' 11 6PM Irvine A\'t! ~ Uruversit~ Onvl' LIDOISU IARGAIM PnC'e r~uction·SI00.000 N.:w pn cc $325.000 t1tm ~lotn a led :.eller. JHr and mother·m law qrtn. f:xtra larjo!c lot Upi.•11 house Sat/Sun I 1 223 \'ia llhaca JASMIME CRHI< Two to choost> rrom Hc.:;t luc. Or~an view. Sui>t!r decor. 3 Bdr m . 3 balh DOVOSHORES I Bdrm, family ho mw with Bay. O<'ean and Cit\ \WWS. ~1otl\ ated St'lll•r Extra lge lot. S315,UOO Open Sat Sun t l l209Sanuago Or ltGCAMYON CONDO 2 Bdrm. Best location Sale or lse1opL S189.SOO 4 Canyon Island. COllOMA Da MAI s.&oer view • ocean and n f g ht llght s . 4 Hdnn+den in Sea View 2003 Yacht Defender .. ..,...._ ··-..,. . ·-...... -. .... .. . UDONllwfY-.W UJ,SOO ft OAal.VN.OT ~··"·'-.......... ....... ..... h•1~ tt .. tMU•fwm•~ ............ ..._ H. ... U.twal1•1~ 'fUlwt ... ....... ~~-..;.....;;_.....;..;;... _________ .,, ---~----..... lttt .................. ••••• ••••••• •• • • •••••••••••• ••••••••• •• • ••••••••• •• • ....................................... ~ ... •• •Ht '"'-'* ......... C*lll'~...... • ...................... c.teMtM JZJ4 9"W 1244 a.ect. JZ6t _..._ ..... Puln 1#1 HD7 ············-··-··· ·-·················-···-················ (; M f.nuh .,,... 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S600 CBaresl t.OWnhouse. 3 B1[ 21 l deluxe 2 Bdrm runus hcd. ss.c.o mo. No pets.. Ci1ll for8lllll)l \J .ti l~thruJuncl.SSS00>1J\O Al..lapptc :t6732•fec mo.~38Si • wet bar. wa .. to Sl700moAatt&16·3'?M betw e e n lOam -lpm. .. ,,, ............. 1 RE.VrJMES 63l 4cc. -----beach. tennis. pool. spa. «<Lio.,,.,.,~ or ..... .....,.....,. __, S6'.!:5. 3 Br 1 Sa P atlO •,a•l. • .. a 1 ...,""mo t 2br condo. full)' rurn. au -~~-lo:».•ni IOf t, 1lf \Ir ~ n ' n -. ~ ~.-.blult, ""'°"''~ z liOf) W•CIOUS & II~ {~'fttt"f" ol lb\' 81\d '"' Tl.lP , It<\ .u1on. opc-n M>•nl. l'\111\nrd unit dt•• tlop mrnt, r1.t..il~ p..11'41 t•nd uni\. •*' "-trom ~.a 1i1o.UI.. \u •~PP'"!' 1 ·nt• r t~l\'mt'nl.ln t1 111h "'hool ~ br J tM 'Phi !\ \'I lh O"'nt'f SI'~ 000 tor appo11\lm•nt c.tll m lli9ll JASMINE c•fflC 8.>:.t Hu~• CAM.tRYVILUGl SSl,SOO .. :.t..:l c_..., .. ..._. )122 ~customw1allthelull Uome OrJngl.'trt.-t'. >r lse. Childrt>n 0 1-.. Nnd ..... J '>ht'r dnl'r.i.t.t r. 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Valey 1214 ba an a «mH'm .:nt loc. ---Bachelor $350. l Br '~. ,,IJl, 'PJ· & !>jUl'l.a. ex ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newl • decor 2 St• CommunJl) Cacti a•.ul Coftdolftiftillfftl r • ql.A. ... ltd) fuin . .:uard & 1 , , ~mo u.rfw11iiMd N50 Complete 1x. Ct> ienni ... courh. mJn) BeCJmlf Estate. ~1\Ne l.:nl\ Pa rk 3 ~·.IV 3425 lurblahed. )tany xtras. 1 '-lr_.-.. S2700 ~57 ·~343. Sp&ctOUS 4 Bdrm 157~· bdrm. 2 ba. (a m rm. frpl. Waterfront SalJsbur) ••••••••••••••••••••••• blk to 0ttan. &1 -f": ind ~ l..tnda .\lr' fpk! garage: Uul's ~rope-Mr. fcnc-ed ~d 6736900 "'•·w pon 8 1.'Jt'h Villa 111 8 -3 3 03 ev~ll & ~~11t~l Ctt. Comm pool. tt"nni.i.. clo!K--Bdlbo.i. ,. ::ilk to bc('h. ,.wkend~_A_1t_ent .... .,...... l l 44 nn• u.... 631 ~ to !><'hoob & .. tort:'> 'l;u spacious Du pit-'~ · JBr 1:25 Sq rt 2 br. 2 btJ l p, -- •• •••••• • ••, ••••••••••• Si8S mo b"13~ "' of(' 2 ~ ba f rp k. pn\ )Jrd. Wkd):. &-rn J br . .,outh of hwy SU~ 1n Ur:inge Tn.-e Pauo Home ........ le-odl 3240 custom drapes & c-..irpet, ~2062 d uul :? Br. ,\du.lb. poot. )J<'. ••••••••••••••••••••••• R.tnr h o ~Jn J o ..,qu1n 2 car gJrage. ~ pt-r 760-0795 ,, nni:. $5:?5 m o 1oc \'aU Aug lsl. Ne a r ti-it' \'ilia. h1ghl) upjo!raded mo &4&-6303 "'"'"° ~3.S9l be.tt'h. t lh>l:t•art-S pr t'Od wut nr pool lr11 m !>tr --------1ngheld 1. 2 s to p. 3 'UI~. den. JI ? Ba. U\ln"'. J bdrm 2 ba fam rm bdrm. J ba. Ell~ llo me dininit & kllclwn \t Brand new To11onhoust> 11o 11h lam rm frpk . lached K.trait.: \d ulu Good 1oc S900 mo Year <hhwshr. pallO. ~undt'rk on.I~ 1 )r l!.l• S700 mo J., I> 8kr6i5~91~ ,e,. lu.xur) SNbluff C:~11 Condo. nr b<'h. :! mi.tr bdrms. 2 :l:Sd . pool. t\'n Di.' crt..,, i.k) hli"•· ~ &W;.~j 2 bd I ba S<l 10 ~ rly l331z ln:.: nopel: 11ar Large. not luxunous -.tt Sat ooly 10 JO. 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TAHITI :-111.-nd J heJ H•nl} \.11·.i lmn tn thl~ moncrn 2 br. ~ ba bun~.i \014 . nn llH \\ Jll'r JfOUnd I h1 1:.land from l'Jpt•ct1· 111 nall\t' :.urrounll111Jh \dult... onh C.:ar 111 1 luded Tran.,p<.>rtJlron to & from J 1rport pm \ 1d~-d P\'t pt~. !17!1·26!1'. ,.\ l''> & wkt•nd" \1EXI< Cl (.'l~t· m·w llfl\ all• horn<' m BJ JamAr <iolf '"•m tmni' Q\C•rlook~ nccun :! Ur 2 1 , Ra full\ 1urn1:.hcd .. ill m nderi1 t·on1 1·n 1ent'''' D.1 \ \\ I t' k C n d . \\ l' I' k II I m11111h 7 14 ::Hi. f..llJ:I -Retltdt to Share 4300 $Tli1\."NING large 2 Br. 2 LagilnoNic)uel 3852 Qc1.4an Br eeze• J Udrm' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ba. Garden Apl Pool,••••••••••••••••••••••• 5325! All new Jµphc ' Mo\lng".\~mrldcpo~lls& Rec area. SJ85, ilO W FOR RENT. s uper n1rc Plus h crpt 1> • P oll I cut II\ tn~ c'\pen ~e:.' -~St. 2br, 2ba. $475. Also Jbr Hurry! (49851 fee Profc:.:.1o nJll~ :.1nc t• • ~ • too. 493· 0467 Rent1mes 831 -4555 ITTI ~.lba.in4-Plex.27l -----HOUSEMATES t 'E. 16 th. Pl. New Mtwpoti hoch 3869 s-ta AM 3880 832 41 3-1 carpet. n o pets . SJSO. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••• •••••• ---------- ~ Oft UDO ISLE I bedroom Condo. S36S O-roW 3826 Lar ge redecorate d . Zll-562·5836. 213 839-0293 -·••••••••••••••••••• frplc. evenlng""s_. _____ _ 1 BR. bltns. cpts. drps. 3 Br·2 Ba·S775 yearly ~ftb Fvntished view. Near Marina S310 No pets 540.6\87 afl4 Of" .........,..ahtd 3900 493·7906; 951-7630 evs ••••••••••••••••••••••• ::··clean. d ishwasher. ·~~~! Seawind Vil'-e ·ga,., close lo shopplnJl. UVIHG New \.&2 bdrm luxury walk t o beach. S34S. Singles. l"2 bedr oom adult apts in 11 plans 213-91'.M· i2S7. apt.S. & townhouses r r om S 4 1 5 • 2 b d rm APPLY HO CHARGE ••HOWIE•• Rental Sharml( Scf\'tct• 953 0579 7 da}:. 953 0395 -------- Whv was t c time <1nd m0ne~ looking for a r oom malt.•" L<'l u~ locate. srre<•n and in tervtcw for\ ou Taklc' tht• Confusion out or rmdini: Good Roommate:. --------From S429 644.1900 townhouses rrom SS35 + TI'.>R RENT. super nice pools. tennis. waterfalls. ·-' l 2.br. 2ba. S47S. Also 3br 4Br. 28a, very Jg. all on 1 ponds~ Gas for cooking & 8tiu \\1\..IS (1.)tllpany <oo. C.o.t67. noor. beautiful new dbc healing paid. From San decor. fr pk. pvt, nr Diego f'rwy dnve North a roommate search ag~ llalC:s-•lffdl ll40 beach It ba)·. Ava\I now. on Beach to Mcfadden ?SZ-S I I I ••-••••• .. ••• )...••••••• OUldftt\ then West on McFadden __ _ ~ aU ad&llt, no i>e'-'· 1012 Westo~•=-Tci~r to Seawlnd VIiiage. Roommate w anted •t* a-Ill*-aDO Ed· ?•Jm. 1714Ut93·5l98. Female . Lorge Lake illlf".la.b.14Mell. · ...... 4000 Forest Home Sun&. Sall Dlllmt poolikle Xll'll lae Versailles P enthouse ........................ C l ub. Co ll Derek •·a.. ...... Mwtlt. <>Ce.an view. ~ bdrm. 2 M/F For room In 3 Br 7 .. 0654. -ll''..U. beach Adlta ba .. flreplacf'. Full houl5e in CM S2001m o ..;..;;.;.:...:.:;~---- WO ta. uis mo' security • amenities. AdSltter •2&3 ·642•4300z4 Rmmat e Needed M 1F ..... • 1775 per rno. Wkdys hrs • Non Smkr. 38R Condo ~•. WkDdl Is Eves · N.8. Many xtras S22S -.u.ao Room with K\\chen pt1v.1..:;6'1'5-:.:..:9631:= _____ _ Near b"a • shopplna <keaafrom38r,2ba,an· centet.Adulls onl)'.Eves Mile/Fem . mile rro m tmaJ le~. New paint Ir 6-D:30or wknda. 962-7$20. bth. CM S180 + elec. Call carpeu.. n~. 117S.. --------~·t~af\er 5 Hornt' unpl'\ cn11:nl, Z5 \ r\ i\11 nrou~d hauUn~ J•torlal l:k!"'f f''\•11cini; t> vcn l T truck Free <."ll ••••••••••••••••••••••• d.ibh• UJI 4~ 548.3964 f1NEST l:'J JANITORIAL CARE Comm 1lnd. R~ •MR. 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I 1\1 In •nil 1111 \l f . prnt .tit .tll\• II 1'1•1t•r ~51 :! t 17 .. \ ,., FREER~T for rl'11n•d Ind' who "ill ht.· .1 compunwn to .in 1·ldtrh l.i•h durin a.: v.t•1·kda" I \1•• \\kn OH'r \le.ii, 6 1raru. 1m I II H .in"' L1~· Rnx 11\t\5 C.1111<·11.1 1 ',1 :u2w :!l t 1:111 •111;:1 Pm( '.\JJ lt• _•o' tn ... h r :1 Br :!ha a pt ('11-.1 J \11·•.1 . I ,, II Ill II t -) I '\I( ·1 I \,\lo.Od I'$' V.lllk i')'\1,:1~ I i111J" I. t I I" r I· 'I" r"' 111, ·•t :1 1•1 •hi.I ••• OFFICE SUITES FOR LEASE Fountain Valley Eud1<1 & \\ arn• r. 11'n"' 1rnm \l 1 lt·~QUJre 1°.irlo. Costa Mesa HHA:-;$ :-.L·;Y.' H~;ir JllO f(.11\er ~• 1 t'O!.IJ :\ft·"·' l r lA\ .111 r.1111p1 I I ' • t 'I I .1 I I ''' ll 1 •• ~ ·~\jA t "';') .... -, •• ICornmrr~iat Rmtah 4475 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• NEWPORT PLAZA!! f'n ll"ll· fl fJll 'IJdl'1 I I II. Sl liU m 11 l lllJll \, flr1~tol :". 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NEWPORT BEACH c., .... , ,..",,. .. ,. rw ..... •"'4 .,.,,. ..... ~·o<c:-11-... ../~ ........ o-... ../""""' ./1 .. ,.-.,1 ,..,. •..... p .... , ,/,....,. --- ./ ·-.......... Call M1. Howard 645· CHOI ()1!11 1· '"·" ,. ,l\,lll 1-u II 1·n lt't' I \I. Ull\I -.u1t '' ,1\ .iii lvr t.•.1 .. 1 111 ( \·ot1·r l'11111t1 l.111 "lt'~'\' I lur r !15.'I :?'.!NI ,!;°,4) 'Q fl l. r<;. "t1 'Ull< <;rouru1 fl11•11 ;)lh.; m i> 77!H \ l!llh !\t (' \l T11m '1,)j IOOCI \t, tin· a I Ul• 1\1 .i I IDt 0 . -;--;., -.<1 ll 111 \ l 1,..lJ \lt."'J <iru und llwr tulh l'<(WfJJl\Cd f'r11 ;11<' p,1l1,., ' I t ";, I :r 1111) r II Ill (,'j I I :-.Ot-:WOFF ll 1.1' \RK ;:, I' 1-..H :-.~ VI it.000 !'lq FI Court) .ert1 ~1h Wtth l'r" oll' Uath Hentol Office• 'ill iil :i:Jll RENTAL RATE REDUCED! Mesa Industrial Paril 7 I I W. 17th. St. Costa Mesa, Ca. 642-4463 •I .800, 3700. 7500 sq. ft. wtits G"•il. for i,,.,.,diate ocaipattey. • Carpeh, drapes, w.t bar. • 28< sq. ft. · Offer expire' 7 /3 I /80. • Office hr,.: M·F 7:30-4 . Sot: I 0AM·2PM. 11 OUO ''I ti lndu ... tr1.il llwht111.: B.1r)!.1111 ll J'l' Onh lh "~ :"' E w Re.om I ~I '"I ft OlftCl" I ·. r lt•as,• t'lr C'l1· If H I ,ot•a 1100 l';1ll l:S9:!·550'i' dll) ... ()f ~ O'.l20 ,. \ l' .. 150 "Q fl for S-l25 per mo J'tof i::XN' Ofc ~Ill'.,_ lOOl 81rrhSt :'lo B A~cnl '\, ..... fullSen.:Bld~.llH R~cb·Welfthd 4600 5-11 5032 3 Oft' Su 1tc S595 -----I Mo. FREE Own Agt 171 j lll4i ~ ~wport Cetfter \,"WPTOCE,\N \'IF.W. rrt>5tigaou.<. E'<eC '>Ullt· l-:xclus1w ~w\e ncJr Ba~ lnr lds !'flt' sen ice.,, end Hoag ll:?O l>.Q ft n-cpt. phone an:.werma.:. 51200 mo Ad : 196 . undergrnd prknl!. tel(•:-t~l~·4:.l024hrs __ & un~1qu~ decor con( f-'or rent 200·-400-000 or l!OO rm t>H 1180 1hk !or ....., F't 10 pnme ln m. John or Jane ·~1 t omn· \\'tll rt•nt with or ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wanted in Costa l\1l-:.a or ln1ne arcJ 2 or 3 BR. house preferred J \dul1..' Xlnl reference~ h73 -570 I l::\e:. & \\t'<.'kcnds ~ursl' & cute poodl\' nd unlurn .i\)t. :'\pt are.i Quiet. l l{'.1n rt.•:.p. ~~I KOLL CltitTR NEWPORT t·:ll.'gant l!xccUll\ e :.wtc:. 111 pre:.uge lot· tncldl>t sccrl'tanal l'll 'f\ ll'l!l>, rl' ception11>t. tl'lcphont• unswcrinA & m on .•. F rom without furn1turt-& Qr Sl'Cr c taria t :.l.'n 1<·c 3br. unfurn1:.hcd . frpl. f'erfecl for ... mall pool. R\' ac\.'c:.:.1fpoi.s1 \«h1tcct or Engineenn~ ble Pr~kr Sant.a Ana <.:o DI UuStnl'~ Center Ill<, or l':a:.t Mdc CM. but Or Suttt> 130. In me. Ca \\111 cooi.1der other op l'all J im Ila Ye' 955·033.'l hons Call anytune. 8am 275 pc r m o T Ill': HE AD QUAR TER S COMPANI ES: A pro fcs.slonal en\ 1ronmcn1 ----8pm. 63l 4229 2NB rurnoH1cc:. Sl~& S20C> 6421~ ___ 7_1_4_1~_1_-068 __ 1 __ 16l7 Wostchff. N.8 . Want~··•••••••••••••• Deluxe 1 & 2 rm offices r1nnnclal ini>l. 7000s.r. 0, • ~ SOOS adj Airport Hold f'rom lSl. floor. Agent 541·5032. ..... 1.~ .............. . S20S m o No lse req Ol'fit't' space avail. 832 sq. tee StatlOl'I Manacers 833.3223 n. on run time or time "wks pd tm1 So. Or•nae S25 Sq Fl. wood paneling. share basis. Call Michael Cnty salary + comm. car pet . plirkin1i1. uttl. .SZ·4149blwn9-S. Olherservlnconw.sm in· 2m2Newport Dlvd CM '°'atmrnl req. auto req, s.'164181 64H221 for details call Station Costa Mesa Executive Suites. avallablt:. ZlO E. 17th St.139· '7000. 631 5661 N.ES1"11 SPACE ~ a n a 1 e r s I n c t7 14>73 1·22U d ys MIWPOIT HACH 17\!I 1496-2138 evn. Sta· tion Mana-ers 1nc. An t::.O &. M tf'I •· '7a.1113. Boom f« ttnl. pooa. nr F E II A L E S H A R E --....... I ....,._ OCC. $MIO mo. utlful ho L ,...._...,, '--w. 2 ba. Bay M6-2SlO alUPM bra me aguna ,.,... Yltw. Hclad 1ar•t•· --------NllJutl. Prv. patio, pool. UICUTIVI $UITE •Approx S30 sq ft. •Lar1epnv ofc~1\h rect-P' aru 'wet bar Wtlat a WoncMrful Workl of Shoppin1. rt1h\ a\ four fla1erti111J every• hY ~ Dilly Pllol ~ Ada. To J»lact ,,,... IMI. tall ta-M11 and let a et.Mjfied Ad·Vlaor btlpyc,u. .... OflMt, 1111 ,...,, Room whh full house tennlA ' beach. Non .Full service offices \n lr.'l'a.lltmt. ... aa prhlletH . H~•port smoker. no pet•. Komt N~wp o rt Ce nt~r Ir I .. tGado. .... BNc1L-..n. prh . S300 . Af\ 7PM ~70. \'lew, frplc, cbUlll oc. Room for Nat. M/1'. -.~. ms otnc:e. Mir . carpeta. lft01ao . IH·HU. momo.c.11 ""'wMt rou want la dr1pe1. t7SOl Bu('h ---M• ... 64211f4 n...11~Pt1otClMtlfteda_. llunt fkh M2•283l ..1.::::::::::~· ... ::e::·::::;;;:;:;::::;;:::::l.::::=::::::~::·==·==~·===:l.:::~:::::::::::::::::::;;::.;:=:;.J..-+-~ -· •Adjacent \ON. 8 Athletic Club •Octan Vi"' ·~per mo. Dave's Pa1nt1n~. !ierv1ng area !> >rs. most reas Insured. llc 'd. 5116-.842.s ESSIAH Cstm painting. lo rules Fr c<> c~l 3 > r ~uur fAj2 1178. 633·983i art 5 Rainbow Pnta. 1-:x11lnt !I> n. Prof 1-~p U>l!.l"!ll Pnccs Nt·:it & Oean I ~ r guaran\t•t• Prt-t> ~:.SI Call Ao Sitter ::25i.~2 13002.t hr' • ,AIMTING • Interior & Exlcnnr Rea'>Onabl<> & Qualtl:>- Work ii~ 534 IH> Patnttng & Paix·nng Prorc~l>1onal o;.orl.. H."nbl Stt:'ve !H7· 1281 G. Gidl ey P l umb,·r . Kcpair service. tni:.lalla· lloo, backnow ccrttflc..i· uon 642-9315 P.O. lot Refttal1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PVTPOSTUOX SER \'IC-f: Open ~hrs 2000 i:; co ... -.1 liW}. Cd~t 6 10 03-lll. &W· 1481 The ~fail Room ................••••... Rl•JlJlr & Re r oof 1\lt 1~ pcs <,hingll'!. rod: .. hukl"> comp<Har Prt•1· ··~1 5'11 S9:Jll Ftn ,, VJll Social ServicH ···•·•··········•······ ~"int-ext int painting b~ Htl h.!rd Sinor St lH· Ti .. 1n... Tr> me 8.36 S.Yi.'>. 21 l'H08 L t::'.'1 S N eed to talk~ Free coun~cllng :\ ll {; II ~: L P L l N 1-: ••L'i 2222 .....••.........•...... hf' p.,P<'r h.1n11.m,; l'(uJr.in l1-"-d QuJht' .... or\. 1111 1 luntmmon Beach T1 It· Co Tu!). ... howcr~. cntm•:-. & rlr ... 1nlw1;mts ~2 :1020 \\-b4~1 l\l'!il l'll i'ii t Fr•·11 u m.it1·,&,prol ad f'tcnttt /bpoir ·•·········••••···•···· \,l•at pJ ll l\t•' <\ t1•\lUfl ., FREE EST. 89 l-14 39 Want .\d' ltrtHimfnt , " 1· 111 ' r.., .. " p • · r ln,lH• fl honckrt L il' :1:!r1:1'1" i I I l:!:!!I 78tiK . •r:• •~> •· '-, ''' C11 •·r11 t1li• llnrk k 'IOI 1 I IJ'lom \\11rlo. f(cj I-"'""'' l'l!f :!IW'I MoMyto Loan S02S . .................•...• Opportunity SO I S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ---------- Gttot lnYestrnert+ Yield of IS to 33°0 \JI ",Ur• d II\ rt .JI I no ;>•rt c .di G J I "·'' II'""' l,,11.1n• f111 •1• 1.11!. :11 :/~ l>IJ· I \••n1un t Jp1t.1I n1· .. 1t.1I ""'" \ri pl11 •r •11111 rn..Ot \ j f rntll I :! 11,1 1-r1·n \1.111' '" '"l'"I • J.t' 11rru. • ,o ''"' ;u r ti ' l 111 \It l ',1111~111 .ill 1 l'\J 1.11, I"!• lnve\tmtnt Wanied 5020 ...•..•................ Or 1 •I:• l .. uni' l'rntf11, 111111 ( o "' 1nh In\, '"'" ii• r1 turn :-n .. n ti rm '•""' l Jll:.:•tt-~· l n\1·~l••r' f 11 r I.I'll l'.1rtrll'r.,h1p 3Q • j n11u.1 r ,. t u r 11 '-·• 1; 11 " 11 1-. m.numunt 111\ • lm• nl I Jll f'.1ul 1~7 .!"f"I "' l:'i ~II MoMy to Loon 5025 ··••···•···•·•······•·· MOHEY AV AIL.AILE fOR2ndT ll H r-'>'T TE tHt :-. \U. \\> \Y~ fl~ \~L I \I .11 ;;1111111 NEEDMOMEY 1-IJR h!T lJ (.'\l I \I.I." \YS f l:-;\\,('[ \I 711 iiU 13111 ts~'") HOMEOWNERS OM Dery Approh~ l·,, ~our ,-qwt' for hill h11mo. Jdd1ltr1n" \ .11 I u .. n.,, et c An' .1m11u11r .in• n·d..on l 'rt.>dtt ,,. 11111 not ~'Ct'''··~ Compar1• our t•o,h :! I hr' '" "~' kl·ndi. 644-t '23. 84(,.556 7 /NEED I MONEY • CRE:DITHO PROILEM 2ftd & lrd TD IOOM 971-6531 Arran~ed by Coast HOftlt Looftt -------- u tUe lS Big'! Clauif1ed ads are really s mall .. ~to people" sales calls with big readership and bis results! To place your clualfied ad. call lodaY M2·Sl'78_. __ _ $ 2nd f .D.'s $10,000 TO $500,000 \\•I h l"r:n .. up I•' 5 YEARS I ''mt.'nl!>J .,10"'••' INTEREST ONLY 851-0991 REPUBLIC HOME LOAN ~ Home LOOl'I Company Broker $ *fAST * fUNDING UP TO saooo Cash in 4 Day\ :-1 •n I •J n d<w l•lm•>rrov. Hn >l..1 r i i I !15:> OO'f'. Mortqaqes. Trvst Dffds 5035 ···············•·•··•·· SwtMG LOANS \LL W \'I:-. Fl:'\ \:'\l'I \I i ll 'i70 13111 S~rMhj.Co. \11 \\Pl'' of real c~tat• 1m e...tmcnts !>tnC'fl 1919 Specia(iliftC) in 2ndTD1 642-2171 54S.06'rt HOMEOWHSt LOANS Ri'.:STRATt: ALL WAYS f"l~ANCh\I i l·l-770· 1310 You moy requ~t our od-omwering service ~ plocing yoor ad ... o Doily Pilot od number will appear in Y"Jf od . . . we will toke yoor messages ... you coll in ot yox convenience to get the respon11S to your od . . . this .W. is :'!r SS per ~. F0t men info mo1tan to place yo.If od cafl .. ~ • ' l DAILY ~OT 10 \('I ~ 000 SSO.Otll.> Up tu l~)" f1n.1nl'Ull \\'t.~-11::1\ \Vffilt)ltflit'OI' for I'll) C('<lb4ln For )OOt U\hlll\'-..:. ur l>'or >our """"' f' d)t COUl'lt'OU) \'f\ ll'\' NO PREPAY PENALTIES K ~L ES'f .\ n : 1-'INANCl.\l. C714t542..a.el4 -----I 5° o INT JND Tl Nu Prt:pa) mt·nt Pt>nJll> lS' ~ Lido Newport l'ompJn~ IJ73 7S!IS 2~ hr ' F\ll U <"« ti«' I IO '> fl ~u "'' • 3U~ ~''"'" fo'ound \t l\lth o. blll "' bm tnf)f' "'<' llat 1113 ...,.l ,..,~pion al l'.1 f.'>t ·n \ ni\ "' :"Jo1r1• U.Hnt. l'l .u.' RI 1 I .• lj.l.) ti?:!J I 4 "' St'vl'r I d.f\' 11 l!o ''" liJlhv-1 tthd 111.>t"n·n U1. \lllt.and l o.i~t ""' linllht Hlu. Scr11p~ Doll nlflt .. 11111111 j)hlll•lt' &. 1111 1) l .. Jlr Blue tt1hbon II Jound PIN ... t! cont.II l 1' JI Tool .it ~7 7llltf FOL~[I rem bl!. '"' J.)l)Odlt b,i\ ,1rea 14 h ~·AAS -.11' ,·r 4\ Ill h.1do, flt•j t·ol S?0.000 3 )r :>lf.Jll.!hl Ouk h;und !:tn\JJI flH lJtrd 20'r d1 i.c l a '. tn\ l111\cr..1l\ l'.1rl.. ln11ll' 5.'l>-5000 t °Jll to 1l11·nt 11\ ~12 111>-1:1 •••.•••....•...•....... 5100 5350 •....•.•....•••.....•.. PIH: L.\W :.ludt•nl m·1 t.I ~.000 Will 1Ju au) th mi.: LeJ:.JI ('11nl td1•nt1.d FREE '""'•cy TfftMMJ ABORTION •GIMNi l.A""'J « Loc•~ttt.Mo •Lowftthtca.det LGlb Ttth, C~wtilHJ. S. p y, MMiuffo.t 91Cfftost.0pbOM •CCMM.Mti'") & R.t.r- rat •M •d l·Col & lfQWalK• A.cupt~d. •Co1tfid•1tt i ol & PenoMICare. llRlH CONTROL STYILIZATIOM for ittformotlOft or lnt- i.diate oppolnt.n.1tt. colt! CALIFORNIA PREGN.AMCY COUMSELIMG SERVIC E, IMC. APCARE NEWPORT BEACH i\ll"J'O\tOTIV t: • MAIMTINAMCf l'l'rrn• 1\\·nt IJU'\llllln l d~•l Cor rettr\•t• l)l>t 14ht> ltkt•) It Ill tlllllil' 1trolUllJ lh\· Ufllt'I' ~1.110 111111 ofhn·s & I.lo ltithl flour J .. Ultlvn.il fl\\' ~ , .... hJU dJ\' Ill Vll'j~ tfll ... u1 n"'llllllli.;' Guod µ.i~ &. bn1d1h ~tt· !)(·n tt'\' \l.:r HOWAaO Che.,.ol~ ()\I\ i.' & QUJll ~b 'Jo'WPorn HK\Cll \uto ruut1'. .11t,·rnuo1h ,J\.ill Ill I ,ll(UnJ Ut•h i!I.. l.J.:un,1 :...1~ ror Thi.' It. .:1:.t1·r Ill'>!. ~J>..ll'l'r 1'." ix·r rwl ret1w n'<l but .ill i.'c.:ononu r JI • ,1 t " J mu::.l l.::!rn SSl.lO l)r mo -. b 11 n u :-. (.' .d I ~I r t:m:.I~·'. ~I 71 Ll \ t T t> . \\ 11 t· ~: I \l.IC~N\H::-..1'. 1-'ron\ 1·nd u\t·rtiJul. 01411 tuob ~ 1 om rn .... .,1on Lot"' ol "'o<k llunt \uln l \•1111·1 l!C\ lA1,.:un,1 ('Jn' un IM 1.. .. 11:un.1 1~ .... h 1!~1 :1ouu 11r!S33~ H...1b,:.1ll\'r l!r-tnn' 1_1pt 14o man tor 01 l'J'>ll•n.d tl..1\ or nth• ''lllni: \I\ IUSD•IVUS l'liua lo \r.im St·hool Uu._. l> rs \ "r ' no w lh • 1 n It formed. 1f mlt'rt"'lh·d. up µI) Hunt111j(ton !kJr h t'I I) ~·hoot Ot:sl 7~ 1 Ith 'It lluntin.:ton tk'1u ·h ..)3t; i3l~ Xlnt part t111lt.' \\Ork C.UlH CHANGE \ 'utk>1d1<1r\ tif t: f' II ut ton '" l.'Utr<'nth 1n 11·n lt'"''°~ q u.111 r1•·tl ll't'l'!.00.' lnlt'rt..,..\l'd 1n the lll·ht of llnJnnJI plan l\llllt t'U II or PJ rt I llTW ll \AX> $114 1100 l)Jrt llnh 1-'U ll llmt• unhmlled !fi2 2712 CAR,EtCTER l'ab1nd & F'1n1!>h con (1.F.RI( TVPl&'T 01::1.JVt:RV Pt:ltSON l"or 1111 commtrlclal trf've l •avncy, Good bencflh Co1ll Howard l'rothr"'&l 0033 ----ClUK /TYPIST Sklllfl muwt Include .o~wpm , teood phone manner. front office S..ilary co11H\wnsu r11tc ap11('.1rt nc1.1 " muNl / l41th experic n c<' 631 l41S N ff OfCtce 1. i..i::nK trvr1ST. 60wpm. b.1Mc 11en ofrlct· dulil's. ¥Int bt'ncf1t'> Npl Bch nn•a 833 3.113 --------- •COMP AMIC>til • R\1 & BRlJ pro\ldcd Scruor l.•d> 11har\• L1cki llome "' :..imc· Could workout da~' 673-·\\H f..'on,tru t·11on W;m·hous<'m.ln. m.nun· Jr\1ne .:in•a ~101.a - 1r.H'tor nH•d:. ~ouni: & !•--------• 'nentellc Pl'r'-On ~nw "''th y,ork1n.: '''P ~lu..,l ha\t> 0140 \ruck rarrt'll l'on.:.trut·t1011 ~12~111 COOIC .-Ull llmt' lunr h P ref \S.~ ~ri. old ~o t>XP fl\.'C lnqwre C \SKn'Cl.1.-.:AVl.;rt l'ash1t•r. PT .. 1r1 .. rnoon & l660Do\l', NB. 7S2 ~ •\l'n>n.i.:' \1 1011n um 1 _________ _ \lo jJ;!I' !I~ AAjl() l :1 "' h 1 1• r n 1· 1• 11 1• d \lo 1• 1• I., I fl cf ' I, l fl\ cl . ' "111"11 f\ :.•o I.I\ 'l,1•14 po1 I fih1I t' \I t .tll <:r.1111 \>-Ill • ~lt COOK J.'U II t 1 mt• d innl!r i-;ic 111..nt•nn• nert'~:\JI') \pp h 111 j>t!r,on Lt' Hwrnt1 111 'o ;\t•"' port HI\ d , ' B w :-, tiiOU ~~~ ..... ~!!~ ~~~ ..... ~!!!I~!!~ ..... ~!~ DiJ.l;neerifta ... -lllllillllllllllll--~ ...... ._ ........ ... c.,. .• .,...,. - -- P'or a chaUeeglna new INSTRUCTOR . ,,•. career, lff OW' diaptay 1 I ad In the busiMSs aectlon • •• dl~:fi~!TZt,ooe ~:!.-~== The challenge 11 here Li gu 1 leadl Arte ESCROW SECRETARY Our ~11ut1lul Bayside ot ftt•c tn Newport Beach has an 1mmed1ote OP· portw11ty for an Escrow S.:cretary. A minimum oC sue months escro"' ex pcnence and I) PlllJl O( '5-50 wpm are required nus ~1tion orcer:. an t>)lC('llent \alJry and out st<111d10g benefit:. tnclud Ulg. •Profit sharinJ? •Paid medical dcntul •Loa.n d 1scou.nl Plca~c ront;,icl Jat•k1t• Skar!itt'dt ill 11 1~1 645 IH 11 for m ore 1n fonnauon . FIDELITY FEDERAL So•Mgi..t lo. ASSA. ,\n t;qua l Oppc>nwut~ 1>.:mplo)er Pro•idet ••41 s_,.,., .. , ......... .. .,...,y cited .... c•t.la ...... wl ~ ... u w:;.t sldla. .... Ml9ry: SI t.n ftw. INSTRUCTOR Pre-School Aide Two Posffiofts: 1.---lCltfU'IG Beach Area. 2.-SC. Juan Capistrano /Coast Area. rro~ Md S.r•iws T ........ l.w.d to H. C9" of Y"'"f childntl. low .....,, ~11.77 jlW". INSTRUCTOR Electronics Assefllblr S.. Juan CapistrOftO/Laqma •octa Atta ••....•.•.............. DU> victim wanls to t•on l.ict action 1?.roup or :.it tome~. f: ve' I ~ 3785 J.>V;\1 I' U Bo'< J~ 12 :'\ R !l2ti6J 752-0053 SAMTAAMA holl'A.'. Ht'f, rl'~·r1 \)\\II ----------COOKS EXECUTIVE SEC'Y Pu:.~ ln\i.'Slmenl F'1rm n..~'<h J h1Rhl> prof lJkt• rharJ:e l> Pt' to ...... s ..... 1 \ 1ct:' Pn·"dent Apph c:ant mu.-.t hand It• h.-a, ~ phooe;, l\ p.· 00\4 pm +-& vanous related skill" J mu'\l ""o"' led $:t' or fman<'t' helpful S:il31') l'Ommcruur.itc '4 tth ex pt'r 1enc'"° Start ~ow • C'.&11 631 7H.) :\t.'WIJOrt Bl>csch Of(1c1· Provides ond S-.er•iws tr..-..., ill lliils periai..eftq to._ ~ctr'Ofliu ou--'ed• ... Giid M'tnic~tor ~try. loM ~ SI 1.77 (tw. 8111 Bald & Tht• Rt'{j~mers. ~al Au1t :! 11 OOpm al th"' (.'uckoo·, N£>St SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Purple -Bel!an Troth ~t ISU.'e Ht:GSTOP:-; .:-.i~n on t•xlt·rm1n.i111r :-. trod• TheHt:c; STOP~ t1t•rt' ·· Lost & Fo.td 5300 ....•.................. FOUND ADS ARE FREE Call: 642·5678 Lost or Found a pet" ('.ill An1mai As:.a.:.t ant't' l.A!ague 537-2273. no kc. ----- LOST: F'em. Sia mese Cat. Seal Point. He1rl1. Uni' Park Arca. In tnc i 124 l'lea'c Call Reward ~7--0!llfi LO:>"T: German Slwp. blk & tan. \'tr. Bt>.1c h & 'lat<'r. H B R t'" Jrd ~7 31'170 •• 972-3104 SPIHITU \LB EAOINGS IOdm IVpm. l''ulh Lie d ~9'i 72!lb or ~!12 903.1 11ns Hablomos Espa1tol S. Camtno Hejl. ~an ---- - - ----- l'lt-m - ---·~.,meat! & MASSAGE S:::~··-~~ ........ . Ht> p.J mpt>r NI "Ith a lnstNcf;Oft 7005 pt:r~un JI r~ldx 1 n c ••••••••••••••;•••••••• CT\.1:..-.age b1 12 of th\• 11rc , , lllt".t garb 111 Southl'm Gwtar I ~s~on::. • R~·1 ... :.onJ l J 11f0 r n 1 .i J J 1• u u 1. b I c r J t t:' C J I J 1 m ~.iunJ l'h Open lllJm s.w 235b _ -- 4Jm, i d.1~.., ;.i ""''k \ '" Jobs Wanted, 7075 .. \l (' \tljfllb llt•.1lth ••••••••••••••••••••••• :O:I•·•· :.!11.! Ha_r'?°.r l<hct .:-;rHSE Prl\.1\1' llomt· t•"la \h..,.i ti-I:> J.133 Br l';Jrt' Comp ll !-\pr dJ~ 1n1.? th1~ Jd lor 'uur r)f'Uh.r~, lli!IOi~ 1737 ~Pt'<'tJI girt --~Wonted 7 100 TOUCH A CLASS ••••••••••••••••••••••• ESCORTS Acc.owtts Receivable 2 11m~. ___ 752 llHli Cieril ~Company ESCORTS 24 Hr:. 1;.i I 01811 Cosh/ChKlcs Am Exp /MC /Visa •FOXYLADY * Ol."TCALL O:"\L Y If\ IO{' Rac;,•d Ft r m '-rt•k tnl! • xp d "'ii mot1' Jk~I Pt'•"'-on to h.indlt• h•··"' J('COUl)h rt'll'l\'Jblt• & rn ·d1t 111llt-l't111n d• ,i. ()1Jl(-'('(10n' l'XIJ J IOU.,l' k t·ur.it \ on 10 i.,., r1· qwn-d '\on 'mokl•r l'.ill J ,II\ i 11 .).)6 :l!l37 ACCTG BKP~G Tl-:MPOR1\RY • 972-1138 * _ Rei;:1ster tocla~ to "ork ---------•I un 'anou!> .1rn1untm~ & hookktep1n~ .i .... -.1,:n nlt· nts Work <'111-.t• to \utir homt F 11:un· l'lt•rk.' to St-nior Ac·c·nun tJ.111:> nel><ied throui:h•>Ul < >r ani.:t• Counl' RRST LADY Escort • M~ls • Party D011cers • * 972-1345 * :'>IC & V1:.a Arc<•ptt>d u,..t Lloid llumm1nch1rd - - --AOB~T MALFB r 1 n S l' n t 1 m l n t JI ---------•I \alue. Rt>warri Pn:.sttll\ COVER GIRL accoun[omnc. al t~a s h1on 1:.l anti ~1111'" ..u 9S88 * OUTC ALL * 95.117Ti8 \f(' \'IS\ 2:\33 '>o BroJd14 t1' Lost S1.im''"c Ca t !:>t.lbst.intrnl re,,. arcl RJn awav nr l7tt> & Tu,tln c ~( c J I I M I l I I 213 6.J7·712ti Ext ,\ or t-:la1ne 7 1 I 84~·23ii lo.6. :.>pm Lost: White Cockatoo "'th go l d Cre-.t JU:W ,\RD . 968-4ti0!\ Found. Tan f em . kitten J>.irt S1amt•-.,,. Hunt 1nnton ije.ich a r l·a 968~6 -~----- FOUND· :\!all• shepht>rd lub Blk1wht :.pot 7 2.i I i l h & I r \ 1 n l' • (._ :\1 1'42 7933 found. Chihuahua Tt•r ner. ln colon:d fem . M.il amule . bl:.i c k & :.liver male. To~ Poodle v.1uU! male. Cocker. l Jn male. Shepherd. whHi.' male. Samo)ed male. Oxk.apoo pupp1E-. Brown ESCORTS •953-4473 • ,\IWa\:, OJX-n \l.\.'iS,\Cf. Slh W \Cl ;\IY~TH' \I\.'-,~\<;~. =2m roh1well ~ankcr Blrl~ • Santa .\nj f7 I 4J 83S·4 I 03 FREE PARKl:'\G ·---- ADMI .... ASSIST lnH•sl ftr m ;liewport -lJeach expanc1rn~ A:.:.l \1 J:.!>Jl!t'. ~t• 't: ' Jl <11r to Olr ~ale:. nt>t-dl-'d Rt• JIJppc.•nini: &. !:-.p.i li51 riwr~ ,trung 1 lenral & '•·14 pOrt Bh rl (' '1 .Jdm1n bk l!rd. t;ood lttl> 96.1'1 to.1m Wpm 'k111 .... c;hontiand. t.' ping -&E'xper Xlnt J.!m"'thoJ> Pmfe--:.1onal Ther.11)t'ut1r Pl' ~nn ,mokt'r prd lll.J!>'>J)>te I.IC' d 'H Apµl C...11 S-10 0123 onl\ ~l\'\I• ~VI 2Hl~ ---------•11·\nJl)!>I Succe:.sful In· CharUes Angels *Outcall* 642-3812 MCNisa ,t:qme nl ron'iultanl "<.'\'~ expt:nent•t:d J!>SI!>· tant. Reply 1n ton· hdent't' Collini. Al>:>OC 507San!'l1cola,or N.B ----------- Iran.' ~ i llti Hab"tlt1•r. :\Ion F11 II .I \I' Ir\ 1 D1•t'rf 11'1d 1 honll.' )l>Ur\ [kJ.! ~·pl :! t•h1ldn·n S51 OH'i I H \HYSITTl'.R t 'I l'' 6.. 01.'l'dMOllJI dJ~ .... :! ~ r old bo~ U" n 1nm~ S2 hr We-.t '.'opt 675 3K23 &ib)l>lllt·r n1•l'dt•d l11r :! ~ r old. nl) hunw. F 1' ~i 12.l!l ij.,ank1ng COINIWrcic-' Tel~,. Rankin~ l::xpenencl' pn · rcrrec:t. t.;mt1-d Calt£orntd &ink 222 Ore Jn Ail' L.J!!UnJ lk·d\:h l!Hti.;.lli I': 0 1-. li.irb.Jr l.. d<1\ t1m1· J>4"1 t11in now OJ>ln •• t pr•· .. 111?1ou~ ~at ht club Ph ti.'.ll l'W 8t"Jul' Salon ha' '>t.Jtlon (or r'ent \\'1th 1.'111.·ntdl' onJ~ I~ 1600 B1c)rle mcchan11-. F T l'XI> pr<.'lerred Will trutn right J>t·r-.on \1111h tn pl'r-.on. 27Gi :? l'r o" n \.lilt'~ Prl\~. \1 \' HO \TS R 1).!g1n1: rom pan\' nL'i'd'> quJI "l<1r1· per.,onm I '.\tu .. 1 I.nu"' mannC' h.ird11o Jn· & noi 1!1111! 2 or more ~ r-. e't µ rw<•e-.....,an Pl<·:1.,t• Jppl~ at l1ac1f1c Rl!!l!llll! (om pan~. 2~30 \\ ,.,\ t o.i-.l I IJl!hway. :--; H. 1,;11 :?HH BOOKKEEPER Full Ch.Jrgt' C.ipab1ht1t>-. Ta\ ():,,1rt'abll-;\I.lit· ur i"t'md lc Submit 140rk & "..ilar.\ fl1,lor \ c 1a .... s1f1ed /\d =761 {' () Da>I> Pilot P 0 Box 1.ii-.0 c~ 9'.!t)26 ----- & while rndle. Short HJ1r ~~~~~~~!!!!!~~ Al'T. MA ... AGUS Exp'd couple to manai:e l20 adull only units in HUMTIMGTOM IEACH IOOt<K Hf'Ett ~Offiu Light bkkp'g expr 111 dudin g .\ R & A I' knowledJte 10 key b> touch. accur ate l) Ptlll, invoicing. Jtd w 1(1gurc ..... light phone~ In Tu!.tan call 832 7300 Pointer. rem. Newport Beach Animal Sheller. t>U·~ ---------FOUND : Wht. kitten wtwhl flea collar. Vic Mesa Ve r de . C M ~3342 • tNT'l MASSAGE• ~s't. Mn11:rs. Provided J acu1.t1 • Sauna 1 ____ 833_967 __ 7 ___ _ HR OC AIRPORT 4:.11 81rch·N 8 S4S·0275 l 1·2am across Sheraton ARTIST &okJleepanJ? Yellow page adverusini:;. TI. lcAoo lay Ct• Is exper only. Rough .:.pee llDWhiriftg: MERCEDEZ ads·fin1shed a rt-paste Bookkeepe r I P ayroll up·camera. permanent. full time. ~!on .. Pri. lop pay. Send Resume FOUND: Unusual stnped * ESCORTS * to: R""s Pubhc at1ons. 8 : 30 · 5 PM · H e a q '"" rcyroll, lax returns. 10· k1lten, near Woodland In" 113 W Amer1'g" "~' C M M2 7137 7 5 I 0 5 3 7 2 4 .... · "• oust co m Pu l e r . ~..,.,,. . . , • Fullerton. Ca. 92632 Previous exper req'd . FOUND: Fema le Irish hrs. AIH .. lln Wanhcl Please call for appt: ~tter. v1c So. Coast .NowHlnng Apply at Pacific Handy 645·7358, Moo .. t~r l. Plaza.S4().1632 Ul5EWEIGHTNOW! Culterlnc. 720W.17lh Sl. _s_::JO._SP_M_. ----- 1..CJSt. Male short·hal~ f\ln .tr Easy way to lose _Col_t_a_M_esa ______ Bookkeeping Assistant gray cat. Stubby tall. 10 lo 29 tbs. a month. A s uc c ess ful busl · w /strong A /P ex · flea collar. Reword. 100'l-G1aaranleedor)"our nesswoman seeks am· per1ence. Cor urban de· &eMmor 547-8729. rmney bark. btUoos usociates. Eam· sign firm, Irvine. Salary 760-7037 int potent.ial DO/hr+. If commensurate w /ex· n>UND: MaJe Shettle, •a· YoU destre a career lead· perience. benefits. Send Ille le wbt. Vic. Beach le Sales/Nutrition. Retired lnl to financial freedom resumes to: PBR. 18012 Talbert. HB. "'2·3257 at 23. Slartlng again. join call for Inter view appt. Sltypa.rk Circle, lrvine, ....,..""'"': Shortbain!d tan me . earn high Income 831.1154 or49:J.50Sl 1_9127_1_4_. ------r""'1'"' royalttes! Mr. Booth1---------·-"~ male dog w tlge ears. 190-itl37 A t B d R .vva"iAT~ Vic. falrvlew " Mer · . 0 0 0 y epa Ir· ""·II T!rne Position ror Penon. Busy shop, good ru ri•c.Cll.MMl.53 --------•I maurance work. E•· our trvlne Ofhce Ex· f'oumd : Men'• clothlq. 1"11SC~.. pertenced only . San ~:;'c~a~:C:.~'t'· l~!'J OIU to tdeot1fy. Hughes MCltVISA/NowHlrinl ,_aetne __ m_e_.4_92_·_0362_· __ Vacation. Contact the Udo 1hopplo1 center. ~ Automatic Trans R le R PerlOIJ,Ofl Director. APP· en..... ·~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I man, F IT. ea p pre· ly in person. 1;; ferred.541·29. HmlTAMIAMIC lMt bladlbnwro/wlutel•------11111m•1...:..::..:.~.;.;;;..;;;::.:;.:.;____ m N. E~Ud 1W ColMe •'• m.le. a DO•llturS MleMldlumlc •• .. ••CA mo. Lall aeta vie. ISCOITS Apprentice kftowled1• 71...,,1·•60 ~/ ...... a. (0.. MC• VISA/Now lllrina req. Apply lft@ft'IOO. The ,.,...,.... _____ _ trJ !,~AlD .... 1116. --Carburetor Shc)p. lN2 F\nd 1fMl JOll want m --Hartlor Blvd. Cll. O.Uly PUot a..anedl • .. CASHIERS UTDTEM \t \Rl-.i'TS l·t\r :?ttd ~:int ::-h1th \\.1 prnmu11• to 1n.u1.11!•' rn•111 & 'uf .. •f\ "un I nnn \41th1n \\ \ ...;1 \ l \In t-.H • <'•ill 171 11 l!lti ~IU7•• \larkt:ltn~ SJlt• Fa~h1on hind '"'"'t Firm l'.\pandml! :\Int "ar< •·r op pl' m .ll l I\,. '~le. t'O\ Ir Will hant.lk hit• lll'l'l,t.:. fUnt.'ltOO' 6' l1ceni.ini: :.i .. ..,i.n """ "'mok,•r prt'I l ' .J ll 1;.1u OlZl l 1t>nt.1l ENTRY LEVEL :'\n • '<1wr nl'Hl«d hut m't'd .... 11n..· '"wrt., .\. lilt I ' p1ni: \ 1•n ,.:t" ocl n•um lor .Id\ JO• 1•m1•111 <'.•II Rita. !'>111 1,u,;, c·11.1 .. 1at J>,..NJCI01•l \l(t'nl \. ;!';'Al I l.4rt)'1r Bl . c \I · 'I'.\ 1--.R ,\ .. Et-; ClERK/7·11 Store 111'~1 i.\ \1. 1',trt t1m1· 1 i:t Paul.Jrt"o. l \1 i'>I lro2 \\e £1~.~!i!?~!~t.n'" t 1·rt>:t11n~ p 11 ... 1t111n d\all.!lt' 1n HUI l'la,:.1fwd L~~a I 01"µ.i rt ment Lc~.11 • xpt.•r i.. 11111 lleCl'~""' W c 'to n ·11 w n • i;ood J't'nerJI ufl1lt' k ill' !> dJ~~ full !Im•• .. ;x!J>t•r prt'f1·rn'd \\ 111 tram t Jll t..l'' in ror Jppt 2 30 ~ JOP\1 ~ 27.:>S ~said PeCKClltt t-'r .. nch Count~ U1nmi.: COOKS 1-'ull & p t1m1· 1--.'l:pr J•rl'I II not '4 11l tra111 \I• ph in 1 ... r,011 U1t k I hurt h ' Jh.-,l 2t'911 :'\ \ll Ill l '\l Dl'l1H·n Dn' • r & !:-.Jl1.._ Tr.1111\'t' 1-'ull 11r l';irt 11m1· o,, r ..!h 1•;.irn ~Jo ~1.7 hr < .tll ;,ift1·r Ip m 1>3!1 4-nOS l!t•nt.l.l 1\s"sl .ml PT "·' f• d R l> \ pn I , ..... d 1 ~·n i'.I T11ro >.:lU I I.lo lknt.JI ,\,,i..lant. r ha1r .. .,1, t'\I> or r t·1 1 111 i:rad I d.1" "k Xlnl "rkLn~ l'Ontl (;,.ll prJCl1t'1.' l...11( lkh 1111 251 i. tiiS il)iO t ''""' (.l\•nlaJ Chair Side '"' t Prut Sl 0.)01 G r.1du.i\t.' or Exp 'R t>ito 3.').'l...., 01•p\'ndJbh• .1dult 10 nut•r .ill• µJrk 1n.: l11t "l4c1•pt•r SJlurd;l\, & ~nd.i~' ~15 2fil I DrJJ>t>P mJn1Jf,1rturN 111 .. -d_, f1•mJll• 1r.11nt't'' \\111 trnm to optrJt.• in du,1r1.1I ,,.>1>1ni: !OJ l hlOl''-\11111\ 10 p1r:-.on t11:15 \\httt111r "'" l'n1t U II. C\1 101I abll1l\ to 01>o·r.11t· ·•r----------1 111 k•·\ at.Id• r T' p111c I• ,1 "''" lw .1dm1ni..t• rtd 1\utnmobtl1• nt r1·''Jn lor QCc.l,1on.il lo<'al drl\ 1n)l Wu ol lc-r 1•:-.cl'llcnt t'Ompan' lwnt'ftt, "'htc•h tndud1• mt.'d11 .11 ,.., 1knt.1I 1r&:>urance & crt.'lhl unwn ~Ian 10, c<1mmt.•n,urJ\\' 14lth t>"IJ>l'Ol'llC'• .. or JP DRIVERS \frn or womt>n 25 '"' or 11l1h-r K no" tht• · roa~I l'lllt..., :'lid Sl80 i.i '4C'\.'k or more Orange CoJst Yl'llo14 l 'c1 b, 17300 Ml lil'rrm.inn . f'C1 u nt.t1n \ ·'"'-'' < :'l:n of SIJlt'r bl!tl4n :'l:t•"'·hope & .. :lkhd ' 1>01ntml'nt pk.t'-l' <'Jll._~~~~~~~~~I t>i2 4.121 ext 2i7 1-- Oraftqe Coast Doilv Pilot J30 W Ba> St ret•l Cost:i ~le'>.i . CA 92626 Equal Oppor Emplo> er 1-:lt-ct ron1c ,\o;sembler~ PCB a. C.:ha'>l>IS w1nnl( t•'tpcr . H unt. Re h ~l lb6l EL!C. TECH. ()pportuml~ to "'ork nl'ar beiiC h . T t':.l . OOYOU troubleshoot. & re pair FABULOUS OPPORTUNITY for .sllr.ictt\t' cnt~rvn' mi: J)t·r.on $!lOO "'-r "'k 1~11 unr1•ahsltr 5.'17 6J.U I' J rton \ r •" nt·t· (, ood PJ> 1n 11la,ur .oJh '", Ill ~ \101\fil\t,1 \\t ;\ H I I C; l II I'. l " n I r o I < oulll.1·11.r I' \1•n1ni.: -.h ill '""' pfJrt .ir1·" 1,42 ~I AU ASStGMMEHTS IEGIH SEl"'T'a.a IST. Am.ICAMTS MUST QUALIFY FOi. OR HOLD STATE VOCATIOMAL TUCHIMG CREDENTIAL 15 M Y"" Ill trade & HiCJh School Oip&o..I. ~ t.: ~ w. de ...... Chiri • I I .... ~ CophtraM>~lOCJ'MO leach R~•lll ~ ~ionol Procyom, l l 522 B C..-0 Reat. San J..-Capktr.o. 714 /496-3118 11c-,..p1tal' MAHICUIUST /Uc'd I ll.11J1oloc~ T1«·hn1<·1an 1-ull IH' port tame to won l'.1rt urn~ Ua1 '>hilt j \ Heaut1fac.-alion Center \Int h1·n1•fll, t'o"'l, 111 South Cna'l Pla.tJ \I 1· J \t ,. 111 11 r 1 ,, 1 Villai:1· !15'>· 7136 ALE CLERK 11 .... ,.11..11 M:! r.11 or "'l>V )1aniru7i.,-t -v.-,·,--cl-,e-n_l_e-lc. ,.,th hl!hl olftl•· 11ulw' h 111111.·r--on Joi \ lllof\J G II> tir .... J.I' r tl..i' f11r "'" ...., l \1 ~ •;. l-1al lo n .'11t rt l•nn in 1n 10,, 1·Jtl i'rJn __________ , 'l.R loc:ilt> Nr lhc Ru!>lY X33-.~ -Pt'11t' .. ~ f\.11 ~--- H•it•·t :-..1chl ,\u•ltl•1r . "' ~-office P /T llt'rk T) Pl't no Ml llr-. '• ll'M \l.itun· v.orrwn Joo toe :'\l l>\port &· .. ch 11-lt> 7,31 c.1rl f-r1iJJ\ t.\ pin~. falani: & ptlon1 -. Opp11rtu1111' for .•d' JnC'f'll'lt'Ot l..Jll M5 0llll l11rl fo'r1dJ' tn do '-"' 01<' m~. 'l'ht'cjulini.: & mhc 'Pt B. JCh Jr••J l'Jll t,12 "212 rnr mh·f\ 1ev. (;1rl ... rtd3>, 11 T \lanutacturN <o('C'k -. l'ffl c·1~1 ~t>I/ moll\ alc'IJ in di\ 1dual to run I J:lrl ol I I C \' Ci O O d p h o n I' pt-r,onJltly. cu:.tom•·r 't'f\ IH'. hll· l:o-pmg, 111 ke~. bkkpg (('XIJ M d.lSS('' >. kn<>.,.11-d~t.' of J.?cn offlrc proct'<lun·"' J mu-.i 1-·1~ 1hll' hri. O.lZ 7&1>1 GIRi. FRIO \Y ror all rtiund o ff1t't' & 111.:ht l>\'flf"k f'or mien 1ev. c:all !l!>.191!H GUARDS F\Jll & purt timt> All art>J' ndorm-. 1urn1sh ed 1\f.lt.'S 21 or OH'r R1•ttred Wt'lromc No e'<penenre nt-r App I~ t;nl\t:'rsal Protttt1on Scn1r e. 1226 W. 5th Street. SanlJ Ana I n terVlew houn. 9-12 & 1-1 Moo th.n.i f'r1 --------- I Lurst> hs t n. Wboa lay Clllb;. MW hi.-,: Jlj 1rstybst w following Xlnt wo rk1nJ! cond. 6-'2 0092 Ask ror Jo~ <'l' 1..1( no n t .-d. perm po" 11on Jl \u'" l'rt·t>k I nn. 31 IOti < llJ'>l H>1> \. S11 Lo.CUn J 4'19-221 I lor Jppl ll11u-.erlt".in .. r' -f'.1rt ltrn'. car not nee II 8 Jn·-:i '460 3761> '.\l a nnf• or outbO.ird ITlt'r hJn1c. :"\o bulcht!r:.. iW.~ \t.u1< euni: Co ....... hpftt FOC" .s challengmg new cal"f'<'r. see our dis play ad in the business sertion oC toda) ·s paper H 0 L' ~ t-. l L t-: A :-. t-. H ~ I' tlmt• 14 Jnl{'<t \ 11'.tll\ hou ... t<., t\ ,, pt~ t . .t I ""2 ~ .if\ IP\I Pac1f1r T t-lcphone The challenJ.?e 1s h<>re llt4f:Dtc AL FttOMT OF- FIC E fltKN k~ ~f 1 If JOJO .. & rh11dr.ir" l,c\t•tnor vut 'tun & ~11111 L.1i:un.:i H ,, .1 l h (' I I I "· \ :i h>C' busy <,; r . 1n f'oun. 1a1n Valh •,. Recep. 11on1st . P'ei;board Jn. ... ur .. nN:' •·II l(jQlt. d J' ~ 49'7 J9H.'J ru£hh & "'t-..·kt>nd" 979 911 l ~lt'C11<'31 ass1-;t, full chri: ll'IXll office for G P . t::xp an all ... kill\ n>q ~ l nll.,or pl• nl t .111.inr 1• I-T J\.JllJblt> I !fi .. 5-iz..t m.11n f.t I'. T -------- INSURANCE PEHstON TECH. Will tram lh.•a\\ deuul fti:urt..., l) ping. O<c l''lp rt' q u 1 red 1-: x ct' I I lwnel1t' :-;ewport Ctr t-:OE Call :\!rs Dudzik. '*' 11S-i --·--------- lnlt'nor land~caPtnl! co full time, Or n~ rte. l''<P prefe rred. Ca ll ~42t2btw 9:\M IP)t J,\."\lTORIAL C M. :'I/pt 1-:Xp'd adult cpb only Sub rontrar tQr . or hour __22P._ 923 98S9 . .i l~ GP M Land:.cJpe s:ardener. expencn,•t•d Truck de 'ilred 67~ i051 LEGAL SECRETARY N>1.pl Sch . cxpand in~ N B. o((icc. j\ least JO >TS exper 1n lit111att0n. 1op s kills & r e.c<; respons1b4hues. 640-8201 -----------LEGAL SEC 'Y N 8 law fir m sech mature sec·~ with m aJ: rard t.'Xper T} pe iO w pm mm. Dictaphone exper. -~I e d 1 c 3 I A ' s I s t a n t Ped1alnr office. Part lime .. \Ion. & Thurs. ,!\I.so to '111 1n on vacation:. 631 3863. M t?d 1cn l lab need s secret ary / r eceptian is t ror d1vers1f1ed posittOn. )f at ur e p e r s on . re.>spons1bl e1erfiru~nt . Bus) phones. gooil t\ptSt Pleal>t.1nl worktn~ rond1lloos. ='ion· mokcr )ted1cal backgrou nd hdp(ul 49l 0701 ------ Modelin g. comm ·~ film'>. & extras. ~ew face ... all ages/lypn. t-:\P not nee. 957-0207. ---~EE:D EXTRA MONEY! )lake local telephone survey calls from your own home . S3.7S /hr. iS2 1131. ---------- Surses A1de/Hskpr LlYoe- 1n pref. slead) job, no srroke. N ll. ~2·3481 Nurses OFFERASERVlCE" quaht) marine power HARDWARE SALES rutl Let the pu.bbc .know with :. u p p I 1 e :. • b a l l c r) & part tune Apply an ,._,,. .... _ ... ....__..-1111_W11llllilll_..-1111..,...._ Fran. 85M:JOO Crit care IN's ltfs-lvtrs an ad ln the D•IJ)' Pilot charRers. & 1nverteN> person . Rion Hardware. L.ecllll Sec.refari•s SeniceOtrectory.lt can Exper 1n mannc elec· 1024 l r,1n e /\'e ., To sf.400. eu.s. ht. or cost Y<N as lilUe as S2.17 trorucs or power supphes 1Wcstcbff Plaial. NB COCll Exp. X sltllls. X pet' day . For rnoH in· J plus Call s.is J632 for benefits. formation and complete i-a-'ppt"'-.-------Hospi\.als t-'r~ to Appht'ant ratescall642·5678. Have llOf'neth1nl to sell'! :\led1cal Transcriber lninePersonnelA!tenc)' ""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I Oasalfiechdsdo 1t well. w/exper. Day shin. Full "88 E. 17lh. Costa Mc~a = time. Xlnt. bener.ts. SU1te~ 64:M470 Costa Mesa Memorial --- - - - tbptlal. 642·2'73"* or app. - ly m person. 301 V1ctona UflCMIAIDs.POO&. Sl. C M ToSU7/br. 961-4Xlll We~llMClv.t to stair our new ottice .., the South Coast area. We offer .... •Shi.ft diffettalial •Health insurantt •Donati referral plan •T\aooo reirnbwse CE's. -si.000.000 ma IP. ins. ''Try 111. you'll Ub ua" BESTN•SES 1SW7tl l500W. Ada .... c.•. ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN (field Serval Medical equipment manuf~clurer of electro·mechanical equ1pm.ent n eed s experienced service tech nician for i n ·house fi«:ld service. Needs lo be neat a.ppearang & personable to repair eqwpment & medical facilities. Knowled&e of e l ectronic test equipment necessa.ry. Near Oranae County airport. fbpetals Cardtopulmonary Dept. n eed s 1 certifi e d respiratory tech. Part t i me. Night s hill R e s p I r a t o r y therapists/Per Diem Pool. All sb1f\s. Costa Me s a Memorial Hoapital.142·27M or app· bin penon: 301 Victoria Sl C.M LOAM ASS"T /TYPIST !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~· - wtxlnl ~lephone n pr. ~------·---'•'• 957-1171 I 1nm-0r.c .... .._ Mon thna Frj, 8:30 to~ ~I · ~ call Shanie. 76M080 ta.IODIAL ~ Loan Solicitor, Newport ':•' Beach. Mort1a1e LYM Bltr.<lic'd.. > Xlat comp. I*.&+. 95S-Olm Maintenance man-helper for apt complex ln C.M Retired or semi. 642·5013. 1 \ Critical Care Su. ~ rerrect. WUJ lraill t4w-. Speda,ky. f\IU Ume. a. MiMion Viejo. . J~··•~ .. 1 • .. .. --. -·----..... ..._..., ___ -. -·s··r2 ~ ........ ------.. ... 1 • - ... ... 7100 7100 ..... W-'M 7lH MllpW~ 71 00 .-.w .... d ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Thursday. July 31 1990 DAILY PtLOT .....-w~ 1100 ........ eoos ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1"1chH Pr ... ,('h ool &t -------.--F.nlt..t 1050 ~ ... ,.. 1010 OffkefwNtwt • MUaSIMGIM Hda)~ v.ll LYM I 1•7. 34da Wk 4l ~ ("Ol\V. ho6p, Santa AnllJli. s " )4t l ~Q,..lnia In • frienclh worlun' a\mosphNe i.·o.l& Meu Memcm .al tb'"t•I Curl'\.'nt Uf"\'" 11\as MwJ surir RN' 1LVN'~ 1111 J .. tuft., t\IU.Utnt• 1rnd p..ir1 onw bt·r~rlb WQrtt 3 7 di\) 1n .in l!Oh r poi~ pcnod E\C:I')' otMr wl..nd uff Llhr' 11h1ft::. Tl~' &. .1 h.,U p.a) l or hour' ""orlted O\ t:r IShr, ICU Cl'U F:RRN'lll f'rot:l' mmin& c1..,uterllqMri f\v a r h1lh·n11n• nt.,. C'IAl'ftt', our ti••pl• llCt Ln th\ bu tnt' ;o , .. t., 10r1 ot h'td.i\ J>l'l'•'r P•t 1f1 T.-k·c>h<•n1• Th~ C'hllllf'n,:P I" Mff' -- tt...al E•t aU>~ak-~ KMt A llW AIDtfolG CAil.Hi IN lllALISTATl 1..'rc1tut1. u~ tu \..,am •h•lUI uu1 l'lt'"' llq(h l um 011,,itm 11ht ~ 1)(tk•1 .HI ~ ,, n l J ~ •'' 11\ 1u 1n 111 ~ R,,11ut1 n .. .att ' I 11c 1u h >rm1 11u11 •• di W.ilt 0TJ1W Red h 1 l I ~ Ke ally I 1 ::: -;-:11111 lw.11 ... i "'•Ill 11 ".,,,,,.i. ''· d1>Jh,. a at\ar ''"' \ t-.. n noon • ~p~f 317;,:? t' m1n11 t ' .. pi.r.tr.ano S.Jt It ~~T .\L' KA~ r I' "1t 1 11~H lrtt-11 (or llOWll'WIVt'll 6. ~Ud("DU ( l)IJnt~r ijuJll'l ··l ~ft' 1-lt•lllbl• h,.... IX Al 11)(11'\ ar u t a II lton .. ~l'\1 Mon l"'t'I ··.~ O"l.'11 f~T FOOD H •w fott to od ~··----....... ... ... .,.. ..... hen im-,..cl.t• optftlirMJt fOf' coob & cowwttt ~· txp.neftU pref.,,..d. Cal t.7S-802 for on ~ .... EOf-M/F Come i>l't.' u:. about our new :>al.!rlt'!> 11nd ovrJ•---------•I berl('f1t::. ~ hll'h mrlud Htt.ul lt..10.i~t·n'k'rtl dental phm & crnplo>~ &•,ii fo:,tt1te Sal""" ASST. MAN.AGER cl'\.'<ill union GOLFERS ARE <.: u 1 r l' n 1 o 1.1 l' n 1 11 ),I IA·f MS tell ,\OU about our ret'ent n<'l1\ 1tt1on of Alcoho h ::.m Ht·1•0\ l'r )' S e rvice Pr o~ram <.:nucal e arl' unit Sup ervisor w /c'\pe r nt.."eded 1mmt.'d C'onta<•t Yol anda Flort.•n r t• Director of Nun.C's. 1''1 Mon:thru Thur... .. ---- Onhodonltc /\s ... 1.,lJnt 1-:,i}tnencl-d. or m.Hur1 •·rlOOllh to leam qwr kly ti<>od hours :<Int p:iy N l•'t' wor king l'nv1ron mt.'l)L Ne"' port t't·ntcr. ~H05 P ,\ J< T T I \I E Homemaker. plcaM· c·Jll ..ift !'>P~ ~-7609 ,. ~·auNNING OUT OF MOMEY BEFORE YOU . fltUN OUT OF MONTH? Make extra S in \'Our ~pqrl\ llml.' l\o ~·>.JI rll'ft;>.'Hlr)' WI.' ~how ~ ou llow~ <;..111 for app't Jltt'r ~pm: no Inf or O\ rr tht• µhone.. Let!> have t offt·1• &ta.l)t. 542·9219 -----. ':n1 Ttmc S .il(•s lh•lp nt'<.-ded to :.(·rv1rc maJor accounts Good P a'. Oex. bn.. no weekends <lood job for colleli?C :.tu deht'.or molht'r. Oepcn d.3ble car a musl A!.k for Bo'btii 67 3 108.1 >art 1'unc ~ale:. Pl.'rson forl'ennts Shop :l da\:. a ~l:!ek inrluc11n~ ~un ~~ask ror<.:hn?> MA TURALS "' luturt' O~jJt \ !or :.tufl' to earn hu:h 1·omm1:-,.iun 1n.rn.1Remt:nl \tu'it tw on n •,or t tune ::.h.tn 1·nlhu:.1:..isllr Ill e•1w1~l'tl\ .,Jlt-:. Cull Gt'<llf lor dr ll 1 r k 11 r v F .1 r rn ~ I.Ills 759 1501 ;.;a 7Ji:I Wcstc hff Ph1c1 1>.12.()IJ7:! w \Ua:R & LI':!-. n ~: Ile.ii t:.stal~ Su lt>i> PHONES ARE BUSTING! Ill .ii 1-~tall' LOAN OFACER ( .1!1ft>rn1a homl• 111.111 brok<>r •~ nuv. mll'n ll'V. lnj.! for l .irN•r mtndf'd loan orfl<'1•r... Tr.11nrn;.: 1>roi:r.Jm pro\'ldC'1!J RECEPTIONIST l'r1 •t .. r fa ~h1un.iblC' µl'r "'" fur hui.' htl!h t ... trnm ,,tl1111 Full 11m .. c ~111>d opµurtuo1t~ for Jd ',1nl'c·mt• nt I! 1d1.1 rel tiu1•lll'lll' SJlon. :.!1111 :\1•v.11on <.:t'nl<'r l>r :"\ B RECEPTIONIST for n;itmn.11 firm tr \V U l1k1• IH'OIJI<' .• in'" o·r tC'l<'pMnt..., v.1··11 .ind t~ Jlt' -W-ta "'Pm \OU v.111 )(I\(' wurkml! m uur h .. aullful fl/<>wport Heath nlf1t·1· Si~ S'>()() mo l-'.\n·I :111 \ ..i 11 t• l ' m (' 11 I lt µ portuntlll.''> \Ion f'ri gi:, I L!8 RECEPT (TYPIST R:'ll & 8H l) µfO\ 1dl.'tl f1>1 ~ lad\' tu ,,h..1n' Lido hrn ,. :.a~· l'11ultl wurk •>UI days. tii3 141 1 :-wile~ L'lt•rk. Full Jo' ,1 bf I l" .., l 111 I' :-lar~urH•· c;.,i(; 1\}ltl 11 nw. l .1 I I :;..,\LE~. lJIHr,L'T. u1111I i hn!>l n'W . .., E.1 rn 11H 110\1 1 hru dlfCl'l -.al"" ol Jel("l 1..11u. lo lorpor Jllon:. •• 11111 prof~,.,1onJI pt·oµlt' \\, pn·fcr l'\P in direct ..... 11 ln)l art'.I' ~Ul'h ,I' l'fl 1:111• .. n ·:1I ,.,1al1 111 'urant'c. or hotl'I .... 1h•.., .'.\lust be ;1bh: to dl'\ \•lop uv.n lcad., ,\11pl\ 111 j)l'l">Qn to .'.\Ir Thom µ:.1111 • 1l H1rkon F;irm!. ~IOrl' 111 South. ('11.1.,l PIJ1.1 aftt'r 10 t\.'.\l lldt1' S..IL~ l''il' llt'<'tk'<l Ill •• d '1•rt111111i.: !>·•ll·:. for ::-..111t.t \n..1 publtt'dl1on ::-.c•mt rt• wmt·. rd It :.,1l.1r~ I l''I 111 I' I) Hox ;~:.. S.1n J uun .L'.iµ. \121113 Salt ..... 1-:xc1t1ru: oppt' 111 wlhnJ.: t'hl'\'"C & ~ills l't1rt llm• or lull tinw lllckor \ FJrm-. \\\· ... 1t11rr l'lilz~ •·12 I.Bi:? SALES (it•ncr;il El<'t·tnt· h<i., an t1ll.D lt·Y~I :..ill'" po...ition in apphancci>. & .1ul110 11rodUt'h lntt'llti.:entt'. ('(!ucallon,11 background mot1,a t 1on .... ale' pcr..onJhl~ & onl'nt.1 lt0n unporlJnl prl.'rt' 4Uhllt'' l'.(H. ;11 ~I 'll!..1.1nr 2 1:S :i!IH !llM s .. \Ll.·:s 111 1-'1 Cnmµo SCTaY/AOM. (;al )o'tuto~ M11tur .. ''" I'' 1 rur.All• h\H'll. hllh\ bkkv~ Know edl(\' to l't'l ,,,.,. f\'11•\ ht•lµrul but nut '"'' 1'1 rm J nt·nt 11 111nr• 111 ·1 '"mt' du" 1·\tr.1 hu111' \'J \I for .111111 4:1'J &OM? I)('°' n J ti 111n11o h !-to.·1 n·l.tn l'ull umu. t, 1J 1111(, ltl111w. ll11ht book kl'\'llllltil, vho1w .... ma\l o)f I n·1· TSL :\l tt , l ti-ti 100.:I SECRETARY C.l'111:r11I tlfltr~. h.:ht bk k IJ.: ,\ trµ u fl J 'l' J .~le.;..~ Stot·~t.1r. nt·•·•h'•I tur um turl ulllCl' 111 loronu dl'I \I.or h hri. J>'.'I du) .'.\1on llllU l rt \lu,t \\P\ ,11 nu Jtl'I\ .11 11.'lv. vm ... 1111 1•1111,, llt'.1hnit .. llh thl' 1111hh1: Uu::.1nc--,, .11t1r•· '"'" >ll'IUkl'I I.. J II \f I .. ll.I\ ..... it &l2 1626 St.>< rct.ir;. ~kl> ~cr11tao v. tlh .t 'uuu~. U\ n.1m1c l'Om µutt·r btlhng :..ilc::. or i:Jn11.atm11 :\lus t hJH' In l \ l' r b •• I .. k I l h t'lt·nr.1l or '>l'l'rl.'tarial ex 1)1.of P t•ntjl expt•r .1 plu.., (';111 L111da Ut•\orkm Jt ~1lt•f:tuJrd Lknt:.il Pr.11: lll't' !'o):..H'l'll'> 9:t7 1121 SECRETARY T 11p ~k 111.., 1'!-."l'll\ ia I 111 dU1hni.: ~ ti . T~ p11ti.:, <:1°n'I uffw1· Lot'al H I': 1lt-vclopnw nt eom I'·"" (,()()(! b•:nd11s. pl<·a~.int v.1irk1ni.: < oncl :-.i1bm11 ,1pphl'JllOn Ill \Ii rlllllj! ~t.1 t1ni.: t'Xlll'rt• nt't' ... ol.ir~ r1·qu1rt 01<'1\t,., tle· Writ•· Jd no bli.2 D.11 h P1l111. P 0 I-lo'< 15i.o. l •,..,t.i .M,·.,.i. l:.1 ~2b2G ~·<'rt'lJr;. ('hJlh·ni.:1111: 1trov.1h opponunll~ lor ouL-.\iin<hnl! p.•r.on H• p I) rn ronhc1l•nrt· t 'olhn ... \.<...,tlC ~·i !'o.1n '\ 1t·olJ' llr '\ It &rr<'laQ l o mun.1gm~ p,1rtn1 r o f ~m.111 I.iv. firm t\1rpvrt .1n'.1. "H !'otn111.: -.ktlb int lullllH' ... h" I I h •• n ti )'..•I m t' 11w11.1cc1rll'nl 'kith 11· qw11~l hut nn h·11 .11 1•\p < '.1 II .'.\! :1 ry HJJ !J!m.1 '>1·t'r<'lJr) t1.t1n(·1· 111 1 't .ilt• µlanntnl! dl'pl ot l.iw firm ,\irport :111"1 ~I{ llt'a'·~ prodtK'tt1111 hut 11pponun11 ;. In pr11 .:n ~.., Ill p.1r.1ll'l!al .,la It <>ut:.t.indmi.: l~ p1ni: .,kill'> &. .tlnht) to hJndl1• tit· tJJl-. :\<> h•j!JI l'XP C:.111 Arth 833 9it!O kmdt'racarten 1hr u .!rd W~'TMINSTt:R ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. ,.... IOl5 CM of i.lat" crcdt"nll•I A8tH:Y Sotabtd like nl'w $115 Fr~ter Kelvlnotor. 4"x8'. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ok 6Ui 1u1 A..'l'TlQUt-: ,.,ALL. Box sprln~ & mal\rl' s gl.ss top. Commerc11I. t:XEC. DESK. ucelWl\t D;ul)' 10 6. ~t-1 tu !I kine 11. never used sias. uoo o bo. Mo v In a, cond . S320 · 675 1230 T"u her11 I' ll llll' & llOO' lllK'll 77(). l!l'Jl pr\! i.chool f' 1t1rnl· pc>111 L..1auna 1111!. CIOM'd Tue.da> 641-11205. l-735·3658 S324l6l . !>a0·5617 673-2712. I li~l Weat m1 N1Wr Ave Gur<kn Grove 5S4 6103 A11tJque furniture. collec· ·77 Lazer MOPED. 2300 Near n e w add In~ t1bles. a ll cate gories. mi. good cond . e lec. machine. Tapt r .. 11d-out. Tt'a <'h cr, t• It: rn t•nt11 r y T\•J<'ht•r'., Jilk. M on· \1-•.()tn School. ~9-Jll03 "na .. "lm Conve"lton ........,),. ISO li44·""""' ...,,. L' c 831 3'"" G :ll c I e g T a b I e w I " "' " ..,,..,., ...,°" _,, ~.n : · ....., Cent.~ Aug. 1·3 See ad W1nd.'!o0f' chrs. Must See Sofa.bed double avocado. th 1017 T•phoM Sollciton S3 75 hr plus boriUSt'~ lo ~l.&rt 'llo exper necei.s. M :1dhn~ Across from (J(' Airport 2 9pm c.111 !-i!J~ 641 0169 963-5784 -~--· --------1 S200. Spanl11h Founlaln ••••••••••••••••••••••• -. - . Sears Bonnett ~·P<' bdrm S:ZOO. RCA Stere<> all wd sm :RRY'S PETCARt: I m ~lhnK m} how.c rutl ~t. sioo. chest tK.'ell1nt~ onl> .• S 00 hr • ~t•nt•rou., 4•omm1::.o;1on 1 ~ 8 30. 5dys. plt'asnnt \Wrinn~ .irca Laguna llo·ach -199·4Sli TELLERS P\>rm. f t 151: d." v. ~ 1 \ p p I 1 t' .1 n l ,, ·_. 1 t h ::.utX•r v1wr' polcnll,11 d1.· ... m.od T~ ~ ~Owpm xl11l bend1ts & :.td\ ancemt•nt wtenu..11. Call 979.3000 t-:0!-: TELLER MOTE TELLER I-ult Tllnl' Poi.1t11111' fur our lr\lni• an<l '\J , wpon Offa 1• l•>qwm·nn·el r •' q111ri·il '.\h11 ~.1l.1n l'a1d \ ,1\'.tl 1111l l 'onta1·t l't•r.,,oond 01r1:r lm ,\pp I: Ill l't' rso11 HERITAGE BAMK i:!I '\ l'.ul'lul \n.1ht•11n' .\ 71 4-991 -3860 ft'""'' I hl'te..,., :.:! 50 hr Pr" .ill' Countr~ t lull < ',111 ror .1 ppl 1;..i 1 :>ll>l TOPt.E."\S \HllH:I-'> Si.>DAY l'\ll>D \11.'\' nu c'1 n •. ..,~ ha:. 11n111• d1.d • t>j>o.'nlO)! rnr "'l>l'n••nu -.1 !'o.1k-.. ,\J::t'nl Cnmputt-r Tr.1mm~ l':.~l!nl1.1I f'Jtd nw cl 1 c a l ll t· 11 t .1 I 1 n ' (i1•n1•rn1.1~ :..ii.in r;111,.:1· Lil I i 1.i 83:1 2'.171 TYPIST 7."J-wpm t ra111 ,,.., t'tHn 11111,.r oper:1111r t'hn .11.111 ("I-' A I-Ir m 1 ll l' ...... ,, :'11 t·.., .1 (.' J 11 K J rt 11 i~l· ll>llJ TYPl~I :\Jorn . ~am<"> & Jddn·sc;c:. mo,,tl.\ P J.\ rommt.'n:.ur.ilc w 'ilt'to-0 611 v.pm mm. s:i !">I> s.; hr 'on .. mok<'r .\ppl' Ill:! ;\I 0 n . 0 n :-.. I I • Photo Graphic' :1:10:.i HJrh>r kl\ d L rllt t-: ' 0 1. T \ 1J 1., l . I' I . .1 I I t' r nuon "'' en1n"' hr' 111r bu.': W ord l'rOl'l''''"~ t 't·nll'r i l t 1;.11 ~20 of Antique fu rniture. :>i6-l4.35 aft6PM . !>19-1783aflcr•l pm with lo\'t:'. free pkup. W1ckl.'r 01nin.: Rm Tbl. & _ ---Bra.'-S K ing S11e llN1d-GcrOC)e Sole 8055 Have 19 nice M;gan & .~oodCle Pu~~ •• ro r25sale d Q •-S d P"a""' dollars to sell·call ea up st.....,.. )'rs boar .+-Ut'l'l1 .,. • tu 10 ••••••••••••••••••••••• " ..... 546 --•u -•.5740 exp. ·~ Ill"d that open i, up LAWN SAL E Sal/Sun ""'' &,\O 2-175 \:\'tmmgs Brur~am .... 5' lo SJSO. t\1rdale/Scottles/Canns. ----4201...cirk:.pur.Cd\I. San ger Zit l.ag sew Pcrs1ans/H1ma l yan & Barber Chair. porccl..1m mac hine cabinet xlnl s 1 a m e s e c a I I b,N., lt•ulht•r mt. SlOO or 3 Fam Sale-8802 J arre\l <'Ond \ery ctn $75 ~ 610'.! \oda)''.640 0090 ~t orrer ~-7~ Lr . H B .Baby 1lm!>. dc)()('S, lum f'r1 Sat ~ewport Beach T enn1::. rlCll90S & OnJ-s 8090 Club F'a mtl)' mem ·••••••••••••••••••••••• bcr,h1p. S300 1nrludc::. Antique µlaye r piano uan. ... rerfe(!. 644·0350 sisoo best orr. 160-9026 or SofJ. nds rt>up.hol CJrH•ll "'ood Cram!.' SlOll ~1 0338 20331 (.'~ prt'::.S. ~.\JI \IOVISG l H l Tus tin t\ ' c • l: :'It • b a c k o ! H.alph !>. l!,ar :ii.:c door 31 & 32. Sal & Sun 9.4 Authentic Du ntan Ph\ fr ---------- -.ofa. xlnt t'ond. wicker G.-\RAGt: SALE. 1--urn. ba b' bu f?.:) / p r <1 m rrusc. many items• 1459'1 porct•lam bathroom ~ink Oval RD. Irv. :>S\·S3lS Belginn sto' e blJ iOl!G Th "'-6122 G -1 ------UJ'S• r I 1 3 ll)('aO ,\.."l;TIQL'E rolltup dl'~k. Dr HR. SIJter Ed"'ards SllJOO :.tOl' b'·:.tdc ~· :'tt~km Pool. II\ rm· ~('('rctary SJ20l) · Pa'ltl"} dm rm furn . doth~. l,1blt'. dl•,k o.,, lnll>C 847·23!JO 1lcm .... lkaut1tul t•ond1 ----1100 '.°->-'8 9Klt! t,;Jra1?1· Sall'. I urn1turt-. l~chOld item:.. &. IOL'> Appliancu 80 I 0 rnor1· !'.>,1 1 !.I J 3 l It> ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~1 onrO\.· Yt' a~, C.:v"'la 11 c C) cllow rl'fn~ :'\ti •h- l I\ t' I' '""'' ;)2:.u I-.\ wknct.. ••.11 H.')JIJ I ><.·IU\t' -.i-11 l'lnl! Jln111 ... 1 m·w l'l•·c Fr1i:1 da11 t '-\UVl' ~00 ;,it; 2!0$8 \m .1na r l'frtf.!crat111 fr, 'U'f '.\ lnl \'l•OIJ ~Ul.1 11.'.I t8'JJ11r117J 1.u1 R efri ¥nrl°" 'i;!IS nl r l).lh ~129 ,. , .. I .'.\1t.~J Y.m 1 -.JI•·. :l!>l• 1'111>\:ir. l.1i:w1J •1 • ~ •• t. Mud1 mi·n & v.<JrT\l.'fl.' clolh1n..: .,hoe..,, rrll'>l hou"·holtl lit Ill' 1-'\tm. ffiht 1 ltllhrn..:. h1\..c Jl.11'~. & tr ,jfl\{'' .. 1 .. l· \!flll 1·.1rt. mototn 1 It-& µ.orh . & m1,1· 2Jc., (.'1 I'll l .'.\I 1..11, !Hrn ::-.;1t . & !:tond.1' _ • 11unt1 n ~ t "n 11 ir t1 or H• fn l! c,, I'. 1111' frt•f'/•·r 11,,rJL:'-' ~alt-. I-ri "·'' Work'> ltrw -l'J 1-.r1t , \u.-I &. .! Gilli• rt I I b31 JL!!S 11.,.1 P1>Jlo• r.ra T\ •• rn111 Bicycles 8020, I n.11r rrw nno 'llPI Ill' •••••••••••••••••••••·•' hr"1u t.tl v.Jlkt r. 'u~ fir .111<1 '''" ~d'lv. in n 1 •i i.;.1.:1 . ;:oll l'tt· "l"J l...1 rour_ \l.ir\.. \' :!I "'i11•r1 ·11. S.•v.1ri~ \IJrh101 1:1·1 ~ '. ~1 •-' h-.I 11tr l 1 .ibh• \J,IO\ rn·.1,Urt ' 1 •· hTill 21Hti t-.1111•11. (.'\1 S.11 !I ' "•lll?1·ot l'Xlllb1kv 1 ~Goods8065 'lnt Pont1 S3lMJ •••••••••••••••••••• ••. 1'11 ~•:~ I H1 Jncl n{·w nn t•r uv d lkaldinq Materiab8025 '.\l'ltl1• C:r••t•k "'"c ~•t~· •••••••. ••••••••••••••• lil'<l.,ptt:J•I Flor.ii ~lll(J F.1rmt•d ,1ni:lt· 1run. :! • '.\ .! , \ ,1 11, !If loni:. n,v. 1'1' s111111•J ~1 mo 8030 ········•·············· t>Jl •Jil"I r.H·nini.:' 8070 •••....•..••.......••.. • I M~H.Dl .\TI'.: C: .\SH• F tJ r c: n Id . S 1I v1• r. l'IJl1num .\n,· kind ron'1 . .imount: Daniel ~ !)l{)3 c; ,. n u 1 n ,. Bu r m est t<l.. Ufl':'i onl~ SlS each'. 640-~ Wt'fldini;: "et 3 mer. old Cak 8035 t.nld & d1:imo1111 ,\p ••••••••••••••••••••••• µr.J1 ... .il & pru."~ $750 Kown Spr S.i 2 • , ic 2 • • SLR. "' :1 h•n., rill ri>. '\ t'"' ' Ill I) rt g b 0 '( lion•'' v. <'l l Slrob(ln.1r Kil' 11 wd \I I fur ::M 00 firm 7 :1•1 eQ .0 1'\I'' Per'i tJn J..1tl1·n .... r1•1! ~12 '>:II.'> __ .,h11h 'il25 111' Som• Misee-Uarteous adult~ .>lh !f.lh.1 8080 ··········•··•·····•·•· f'lnl"it anlJques & rollec m-2930 _____ _ llblcs. J ll categories. ~MochiftH 10'2 Anaheim Con,•e n\1on ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ct:ntcr Aug 1·3. See ad Comm'l lleavy Dul)' 8005 wallung foot Singer Sew- -Ing Machine. 549-0906 <.:orrung top rnnge & oven ---------.,.,th ~;och.iu:.l 'ent hood. ~Goods 8094 Sl.50. 1"0· 1449 ••••••• • • •• ••••• • •• •• •• TENT .9x9. ::.ll-ep:. I. .'.\Mal lift top school d~k "'1th attached ch:.11r . SU> ~1395. ------ SS0.847·2038 , Radio, USED Wiilnul K1l chen HiFi, Stffeo 8098 Cabinet.., S250 Good ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cond . 5.iR C}KGG bcfon• ~tugna voit T .V. Xlnt 6pm Cond Color l yr. old . t:r- ___ "<'re<.'fl a!tktn~ Sl801 OBO \ Iii.· Jut dt•ror Jlor qu~·t•n &7:>-1.230 or 673·3068. Or o.,ofa bed Xlnt Cond T bl. call Sal + Sun afte r 3:00 rhro1w & gl,hs Comp pm II no ani,wr. k~p C:om JJon ~nh Stcrl'O lr)m~ ~''tt'm • .'.\I C~"T ~t:LL. .'.\iU.llMUR~.~tSi!H.; 2 SpcakC'r"i with s olid -v.oot C'Jbtnl'l.,, dual 12 .. ..,k-.. k<>nnl·I 20'<27 S20 WOl>kr-.. s:! .. 01ofh:r for l'•if'r.M hJb\ rJr l>t'Jt bol.h. 1SI i2:.lb S2\) ~ \j :!O:~ On .,:111 II tol l jlJIOlllllo!'> <iolcl 1.!ildt"'I fr .. mc' ll!l'I ~.nt IOI 31.!X l '.,.,.I l!!t>7 ,\!Tll I IC'Jll.t I n C'\• l•,v--d1.1 ~·t Jdnl t 1111 d1t1vo S2tl'J h'.11 i.1.l!S }-,, \'" u1.,.;.-. 8081 ·••·•······•·······••·· PRI VATE I'• DI \.'IOlJ,\L v.ou.ld hk<' tn bu' or trade h 11 m<' vi d eo tapl' .... i..I I z:?"IOLOR T \' Sl:!J I }l•jr wJ rrant ,. t>l2WO .lohll'-'>O \kc;wncer t:IO. 'Ill 1:;o.1 I' It I\',\ T f: 1n1l I\ 1 ti u JI 11>wld Ilk,• th llu: CJr tr.1dt· ~111' · i\ \ :uoo Port.1 ht1m•· '1J,.u lJIH''i µ,1k. H ·w C,1ml'r;,,. ;:,1 ~i .'.\l 1ki: . ..:tr.. ball Pwr P.1k. T.1rJ(• TQP <' A.c;;lf I' AW For u:.o·1l l11m1tu1t• 6· .1p ph;il')('i--. Worktrtl.: uf not ~· ~lJJ 8013 P JllJ!>Ollll' W1dt' Bunrl 11.,' It l' CJll t>t4Hll31- ,\lt ... loats&MariM . ....... ...........•....•...... ••••••••••••••••••••••• 90 '0 t 'O\~ Director trombone •••••••• ••••••••••••••• ,.1th ('J-..• t::·H·t!ll<.'nt ron c1111on. ~IW G';;, ~ Jfler t.l'\l 71 SE.All.A Y ~'Cudd' Cabm J2hr, 21uenie. I>Rl. \t.;; by Ludw1i:. h~hl OWNER Sl3.500. 8J3.9&l9 bl1>< l'll·ar ~ l-1oor tom ... C A....0F: 2 plart' 12• rn .1 hJSt' 2' • :t 7.ili:n•n flaw bl • ,.-Id! lo C' mbal,_ ROI!• r ., h11:h ~ 0 5 in sm hJt tompll'li' "' :.i ll pkg, 261bs. lnnalt--s in g r.i..<ot~ ~OMO C'all .1ft mm OJr & pump ~ ti .JIP )t (;111 iJi ~9 f.3l 250.l _ \l'l'l.Al'::-.F GwtJr Ilk Boats. MoMt~,/ Part Time tor comp.on~ v.ho "111 Lt• rel<>C31111$! to Or.llll!•· l'o airport art•J m 0< lub"r ~tu..,l hJ\ c i.:,11011 lH>IM! .,ki ll... l'ft ... ..,._. ,, ml rt '>UrTll to P U Bo:1. 152:!. l.JJ.:Wl.1 Jk•;H'h (',1 !Y~'l2 n1·nl'> Exp prl'I .... JI.Jn l"'\f :1n a EOt-: \I F <'.111 .'.\lr l'JUht·n bt'l 11 \\I ~ :!P:'ll uni~ 21~1 1;8.'> h •\.I St•\·ret.1r' p.irt umc. (or '"'l't'Ull\l' & us:.cx:tall' n c· J r U y t' r H d & :\••"'port Fr">. ;\l u !'>l h,1\l' xlnl r d l•rent'I.''> ~ J.!<•"1 l'lt~rtt•ntt· ll~a'' '~ PIOI!. ltl!hl bookkl'l'P tnJ.! p.irtlll r ... h1p rl'l'Ord ... & m..i nu l!l' ol I 1t'l' <:.1 II Wlll1Jm <.:r J \O fv r d '>40 2:.'lllJ 1'1:N1Jn I\ •ll••n.,, hhw. :! ----------·1 ·----------1 m.tl•· c r \ r• i.: • s1s11 1 ·a~·h IWO 1/!lfi7 TYPIST LUGGAGE TAGS Imm your bu .. me"" C'Jrrl S.·rw.1 Ont' rard for each t.1~ .,1u, 1111t· '\p.1rt' \\ •' rt•lurn pcrm.1n c ntl ~ -;(•aled auractl\ (• t;1~ & .. trap. meetini: airhnc- 1 D re<1wrem(.'nL'> l'n· Vt•nt lo::..., & theft! For J IJl•r..onatu.cd t.1;: t'ndose ... dlp.1pc r . fJbrit: or t'W S • • • l' SerfiC~ 9020 n .. unbur"'\l (k:t4itJ?n. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~lt.01 otfl'r CJll P .1tt1 .Jt YOUR SEAWotn'HY liiS-1.!'AI. ur 6iJ ~ Or Evenings RECEPT fTYPI ST SALES LADY fie<'otn(' a tram('('! i.:11l•c; (.~>t:!Or (OVt'r 21 > w11h the Jim Lon~ & 1\.., ?>0Cl 3t t'~ 1\j.!t•n t~ l o ::.uf*rVli>c anc.1 t:h:tPl•ron11 DMLV PILOT carm·r bo.)"S' and girls on a ont• Pl•rm 111>..,111011 " 11u ... 1 nl'),.'> form -. tu l.\pl' din di\ v. i,:oo<I d1·n1·:ol & ph11111 ,l..tlb :\lu..,l lw lll <•I\ Olj.~.111!1t'cl , l \ pt• ·,ov.plll .• 11 < t1r.1tl'I~ a n<! h.111dl1• hu;..' phunl'" C.111 ;.llJ 11.11 F\Jll or part t1nll' 'THE SllOW OFF :!:! ra..,h11>11 bland.:\ H • ~cn-tory jEuc • l'c•r .. onncl ,\dvt'rl Mktg l>t•µl'> hJ\I.' opening~ pt•r t'XIJJl\:>IOn :\1.1l. fkh 1111 ''l' " firm Goo<l \\J.llOI! :.hlhnd. :.k1lb. l'\ 111:r rl'Q 'd i\on ~mokl'r prt>f C'all 0.10 0123 on-One ba:.t!t. rwniOl!'i 6 Hen•pllOlll 'I 'I \ Jl "'l to 9PM. We n('('d <·on 1;.o;"'pm mm l.t !.!'ti 111 rte ,. c ernc d , 1nno,al1\\: Li1-?un:i llol1' \Ir.., persons who are lookmi: for a llol<'ra ll\'C pa rt time ~-m .... tov. ti:r. t •ll.\l po!>tt1Gn. s.t hour to !>tJrt Call-642·4321 l'Xl 2:;0 bt"lwttn 2 a nd 6l'~t. A:.k for l,.<)n '0,-ange Coost Ooity Pilot .330 w. Ba} Strt'ct Co:.ta Mesa. C.\ l::qual Oppor Employ('r PIX SEC'Y RECEFT /SECY R"'t.1ur.m1 dt·c;1s:n firm h.i. ... 1mll'lt·d1Jt1· opc•r11ng lor d t•p-:ndablt•. ~h.Jrt> )!al ,. A~>d l~ µing .,kill" \hll-tu h..111111\: c·nr rt..,pontle•nc·e'. I 1hn,1!. Jd tltnJ.: m.1ch1nt" t'rr~inch hu..,~ 11hun1 . .., & fronl of lh't' l:onl!cmal m..111 111 rite ~Int mt·dwJI dt•n 1;.11 µ.1d,al!t: Or:inJ,:l' Co u n l ' It t',., t :.i 11 r :i n t Sl·nitr' :!!JOI Da1mll.'r. Nint:.i .\n.1 1;.l\ !>iOO W l' o'f f <' r x I n l <' o bend1t .... Sa lary cum m c n:.ura tc w 11 h ''" penence & a b1hl~ TH> mjt 4').wpm. ftgure ap Rl'Ct'pllOOl!>l lU·kE'). lite l 1 ll..1.~. PI ea::. ant N II t y pin ~ . I' a rl 11 m '· Office . NYSE Mem ber 646·322-l :'II F . !I.:; t·arm. Call for app't. --- - -.loan .Baird S utro & Co. R. E . L oan or (I(' er hlc •• 1401 Dove SUlte 400 N c w J.J or l 8 t! s r .h . N8714-833-9704 EOE Mortgage Bkr (Li ed 1 Xlnt comp pkg1 .. I. SALESLADY '{lnl S1tuatl1Jn for t·\ f>t1n1·nrl'il ..,;i Jo·,l.111' 1-.'i tlll'olVt· Ch1lrlnn ' Hout1 q lit' Ll' '.\I ..1 ~ .t ...in !-.(.' l'IJIJ .>l~I X.'>x."1 S.-\LES + manag,.m1 nt t·>.P•'r. matur•· larl~ for l.ad1<.' ., f .1c;h1on ... 111r<> m l..agun:• H1lh \IJll l'.111 for apµt ~I 1303 SALES, OfflCEAMD. STOCX POSITIONS. DEPT. STORE Full or port time For thl' new :'\.1h;1-. l>l'PI :-.tore 111 Ir\' 1111• \1 en or ".,l'Tll·n l':xµ,_.r cl c;.1rt·•I. but not <.'S.,cntml W1• v. 111 be o~n i da) ~ a Wl't'k 111 C'ludmg 5 nights. s..1 hour... -:an be tailored to \OU We will be mlerv1cwmg at our Tustin ston·. 11;1 1 ln1ne Blvd for poi.1llon., m Irvine . Phone. 9::IO·ti. :\ton.· Sat for an appl. 7 '4-838-0604 SALESPERSON Pest Control Service man Coughlin 95.5·0073 0014ed. Call: , __ .;;.._ _______ _ R.E. LoOll Sdry C h3 llengi n ~ pos ition for retail plas tics s tore. full lime. Will tra m. ~9468 ~ PiZZl Cook wanted w / Ne wport B e a c h 1----------2956 Bristol St. C.M. rno r tga ~l' bkr. Mus t Sales person wanted for 751-0341 ~enthusiasm & tn· unique plant & R•ft shop 1Ualwe· b~kpg. escrow & in CdM. P /T . 673-2268 P LA Y G R 0 U N 0 be a plus. J. Coughlin 9am-4pm. M-F. Supervisor. pvt. e lemen· 955-0073 tat'}'-.sd1ool. lmmed 1...-......,..8-u-r_a_,n.-------1 SAUs.tlETAIL t!mpk>yment. Full time <.:OUNTER H ELP Orrice suppl~ company summer. part time fall Help needt>d ror llah\ has Cull & part time pos1-\8orover.~5l1l cookin•. counter work In tions av31la ble. l5hrs -.. min.> Will train Full co Pnftlillg -Want to be a a d el\ghlful )ogurl bene fi t s. For appt : J>rffsman in Web Of-Fo ond-.1\ch sh op at 557 -9212. Mr. W est . fset? Full time. M\n. N e w P 0 r l R 8 Y Newport Stationers Inc. age: :.w. Will train. Apply Waterfront. Part or full Pe nayiave r . 1660 time. Malure person Placealia c y preferred. Call Sunn)' • · · _673-2130 or s.s2-6069 ~n:-tar1a l EXECUTIVE SECRET ARIES W\• a rc acccplm~ ar pla·at1on... for e:1.l•t:ut1\1· 'ern ·tarial po'>1l11111' :-.horthand or 80v. pm n· qutn'<I Wtdt· \Jrll'l' 11! h ,1\.'k 11. rouMh m·e~h·d OrJnl!c Count) /\1rport 557-0045 Cf\-Llr\: llMl'OllAIN Pi~NH SllMClS 3723 llrch Street Newport a.ach ••SECR ETARIES•• Bright T ypist $12.000 Land dev'mlJsh80S14 .itOO Const LoansmOS14AOO Leg.al RE1Sh80SlS,600 L1' Reind ers Agency 402D Birch. E.<>tab '64 Newport 1833-81901 Free Pull time. o.·\·cnml! ~hill ill wµm. Ext·<.'lknt t'OOI pan~ hl'nc.f1..., \ppf\ in p .. r~on hrl \l <'C'l1 :1;l m h!Jffi J\t ondJ y thr11ui:h Jo'nday Oronqe Coast Dolly Pilot 3JO W. A.i \ Slr1•1·I O>Sta '.\1e!><;.C:i\ !llb26 Equal Opporturul) Emplo)cr T \pt!>t GRE.A T HOME TO GREAT TYPIST Ont• or \hl' w ,•:.\ ' l.1r:..t.''l .itl\~rtll>IOJ.! .11.!1.'0Cll'' h looking lor an 1•ncntcl1e . 1kla1IC' l'up' \"(' ("h,1mp -...r(• M I' l'•I .~ " h o "' I' " 1 I• l ' 213 ·~1 134~1 .1ft •• ""' Hlonct t'<X'kt•r . :\I , 7 mu-.. fm•nrth . J.!()l)d W<tlth dd1: Sl~I t>l2 30tl6 t\~hond pupp1t'' AK(.', rhamp <,trf'd & dam. pt•t & .,h<rw c;tock !>AA ~ I. \BR \OOH Pl'l'Plfo.~ 1, "'t~ks Kt'kl'>t t:r 1..'CJ K.11 OSil kttto You 8045 •····•·•••·•••··•··•··· F'rt"-' l\1111·11~ )!1\Cll LOT::-. of TU" I blk I tJhln $11( l!lill f> lh 3,1,;i F ll E E I' l' P I' I t-; !'> Co<·kl'r l..1 b 1 l'rrit• r fil:ici... ,\dor J bl<' !J62 8W7 rn return. we oHl•r oni• nf the bes t car et'r 1'n,·1ron fi(•aut1ful blk. t.Jb pupp~ mrnts in Or:rnJ:c Count~. 3rro o ld e xcellent ::.ulJr) & full :.:m H 20 benefits . F or an 111 Funliture -8050 tl'r\l<'W ca ll 1•at1 ) Bolton. C.:ochr:.inc Chast•. ••••••••••••••••••••••• LrnnASlon & Compan). * * I BUY * * lnc. 7\4·152 617\ Good used fu.rnitur«' & TYPIST 8-10 hrs per wk part-time. 646-8955 a~k forD1Annc VETERINARY HOSPfT.AL Appliances-OR I wlll sell or S f.LL for You MASTERS AUCTION •46-8616. 133-9625 II.I\ Cilu ' p.1J)t'r & "'' _.,II h.1t k & tnm \our t.•J:' Or trv l\Oll c·artb bJlk to back !'RICE.<\ ~ l'•I 'If J S5 1 :itJJ.!,SI till t'.t •> !I law> SI SO ea 10 or mort> Sl 40 c:1 Salt><, Tax lnrlutlcd :\OCARO .. Draw )our own or send n.1rn.·. Jdtlres:.. phone & v.e II m.ikc ont' cJrd ~r t .J).! \c1cl 25-' l'Jl'h S.·nd l hcd .. or mont') or dt'rlo PILOT PRINTING I' 0 Bo'( 1500 Costa .'.\lc::.<1. l'J 92626 2 ch atn saws $125/<'a . Furn. dollv SSO. Pool Ta- b I e S 7 S. · :'It an g 7 h s p rotott.ller $675. fire -wood oak & cu<·., un·splJl S.50 ti4S-512;1 1•.111 .it .. ,un Jftt•r YACHT 1 oopm If no .1n<.wr r. Od1vt'n.>d to HJ"':.t ii or k~•ptr-.1n1: 1'.mJm..1. S2.000 +-cost:.. 67.>~3 9030 .....•..............•.. l'HI\' \Tf: 1:-.IDl\'f[)U,\I. ~·a c;ran. Iii m1 r.idar. "vuld IJkt• ln bu' ur trade Benrrur Julo pilot. both home \ltdeo. t a1>c!>. i:ood t:oml but U'l.:d . ~l -is967 SlOOO. &t2· 7411 art 7 P:\1 t;JRSON C'OPY f'ICc t rtC' 11r John~on outboard i:wwr SIOO ITl>tor. ~ood cond S675 ~5 I~"> 61$--96!'>1 Offi« r.wit..• & Anat Trailer : 1r.· ~ew Eqilipmellt 8085 With Grease f1tt1 ni:. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beann~~ 631-9603 F'irt•µroo( ftll!, 2 dr, lrJ?al. ,,,.,..,, _; R . : ;-_:- bl L 1 k "'>"' ...... "" l.l'><:u •J?gin,. 1or ...,. b.li"5.:i~ e n ...... "-v:> Hober t?> Bear H u lt _ . _ ___ _ __ Winch~. Pulpits. Saal~. \L"tt<JST O(•W ht back l'lC t'l c . l 7) .j 1 6tl~ 6-16.$ .~· t21 chr ' w/m:itched R1,l.'rs1de.<.:A. w r rl.'lary t!'>I C'hr!'>. 2 loots. Powtt --9040 rna4.·ro ·C"3"\~C tt c r e ••••••••••••••••••••••• con11•r..., 2 wull han~ pl.in rJrk:.. various :.1tcd d c..,ks & m1 l>C· ore. furn1 s h1n 1ts. Cull · 1978 SCAR.Al Twin 330's. 150 hours. loaded. Pr1. pty. Make offer. Nc..~>d to sell 1m· 5.J&z.').ql ·-----t mcd1atcly ... moving ol.I\ of ar ea. Call 546·1200 <Mon.-Fri da ys >' 131-8216 ( t'Vc n1ngs & weekends 1. As k for Jerry. i7 Slcno~raph Machine. Court reporters m odel UC!'iU lk nu w/tnpod. cse & cover $275 t'1rm li73 1096 HliG. be autiful Elh tO· p1an. berbc r colors. 5''i7'. aslrinj? SSOO obo 0111 Patti al 673-3068 or .;;5.1230_ Or call Sat + Sun after 3:00pm. Selling anythinl with • Dady Pilot Clauilied Ad is • simple matter .. 64Z·Sf78 just call M2·5678. __________ , Want Ad Results 43' Gran Manner Cully cqu1 pped. beaulirull~ majntalned. re ad)' lO crwse o r live aboard. Slip may be available.. 111-.·, Financing PQ5SI· ble. SB0.000. Jack Curley 53.a.1sos e venings & weekends. 6 42·432 \ weekdays. ---~-- l7' Bost.on Whaler. Trlr l yr old. tow hrs. IOOHP Evin .. & 6HP Evin w1dual controls. One ol beslequspped whalers on West Co a s t. fu Uy cuatocnlied. Sleeps 2 In cocnrort on padded boVt plalform. VHF & CB. 3G iat fuel. 200 mi. range FuU covers. Save o\:e( 12.000. '9990-~s·•-7341 days. 675-374& cv~. ......_ ..... rt.d ....... ...,.,..... l.MfoM. a.apon•d At..: ... ,, '··?orfcJ Alttot, U.-o I .... UNd •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • Cl• DAIL v PILOT Tnur.....sey Jul~ 31 1 Aw."-• t101 Diii'-9720 ,,.... t741 ......... 9770 Mdl ftJO ~ , • ..,. t040 ......,... ....... s.le/ ,,.... ,.,, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... • ........................................... .. _.................. ..."'..... fl60 ....................... aooo IHATll ·12 ~ao 2dr. 1tln1 C'Ond ~6)()1 ()I nu l;irq pau11 , __________ , 1966 IUICIC '18 No\'i. Rally Sport 310• TrG) n t B T..,n ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,.,. BJ ll Glll C ('•bal~ro 1\1 lt'N CouPt'~ Man 11tru . aompa hw} nu Mith . 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I NOWIU 661 29\l _ Ponche '750 A " 975 0 I l oond l650/b6l. 114$-91~7 •• 1PJ k in \N\O a-1. lo• m1lr.•. ru: itu. ----••••••••••••••••••••••• VOLKSWAGEN • I ~ ~II\~ u6p~-d & e dhort torco "•Ir.. \l1ilt DATSUN ZIOZ. 2 + 2 '76 POISCHl 79 RECAL S r,,...-ary.a.,. 9925 Low hour' '<.!$,UOO ;;.....;.;;..;..._.,. _____ 1~000 t••ti '"" d•> 11.ACHIMPOITS lmmo.c Cond Jc wm 11711 llACHILYD. port """pe, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~13 ,.......,_ T....... tA) f'\ Do'' Slrttt fm cu.> . qpJ, nr-.a. ttr t t U Hwtliagt• a.ach turbo, loa~. 5629{, •77 CHIYSLa •••••••••••••••••••0 •• ~l>ORT8EAC:tl & ho<'lui ~spd · w air Onl) H.000 142·2000 760·l.5J'J Dynamite Cordob• •'SEAR '. "r'1 lArk K.V TrallH u · I LJ \H I hlfl l•ll'kUll 752-0tOO 9'7S-4W>U.~~t'Ve6 Mi IDIOPRY I '70 R1v1~r ... xlra clean. coupe . Loaded . Low McMn. \'Hf. C;ilho. (1•b ~ uuned Ind. t'k-C 6C)I, .. 11wm.;;tu llJt1l1J!i ---• -----IOI McL•RIN INC. 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With Jlr, l>harp i.unrnol \. t-r) cll'an 17 12322> S499S IOI WITHAM VOLKSWAGEN i600 Wl·sl mm~ter ,\q~. in Wt"•lmin~tt•r xro. ~l 6.18 7~ otl..UfGE COUtilTY'S OLDEST & red \ s1l¥er Sl05.000 e.i S9950 or lradt' L. sent>S. ~ door air ;u 55&-!iOl P P 645 i28ti 6J1 13lt. .. nd ltr t'O Ek .. uuful rondllloo 108SWKT I 11 Porsrht' !11 l mJ g~ S499S 'tl°rt.'O, Rold "' blk '"I') IOI WITHAM 9725 Aat ·•····•····•·•••···•·•· i3 LU Sp~der. 1\M F\1 t'JSl>. ma)o?'>. 20k m1 on eni:. ~lust sell 1133 8S72 c_le_an_. ~JW_t>.&5 _237_~_ V()U(SWAG8' i I ~·aat X 19 I itood <'Oil d .S2!l10 besl offt>r ~7 ls.19 --- i:? ldr w3gon. 100,000 m 1 Runs gd ~· or otft•r G1am indoor S"'iiP \lec·t \'W. Pror..chl'. OH roJd \ r h tclt• pJrli. &. .it· tesc;one-. 0 <.: ~·.11r ~rounds fr 1 Au~ l c;l t1PM llP ~t 21hr info i'H 831 5llfi l\Jl·ll99 Roi' Royce 9756 ....•....•............. i.\ l2.\ Sp~d"'r · nc~ patnl # 1 OE.AUR tH U.S.A. & ~eats. rad1ah. mai:,, Rood top. 2000 mi on rt-bll rffi ROY t•nj?. slt'rt"O t3pe. '.\lust CARVER !>ellli.11·3al1 ROLLS·ROYCC 19i6 FIAT J28·3P , t•x ~~:: .. ct•! le nt C"ond 111on \'----~ A~l F)f. ~ spd. S2.500 Or OO~fO SONDAY\ best o({er &\6 6803 Hondo 9727 ...................•..• VISIT YOUR ORANGE COAST HONDA HEAD9UARTERS TODAY!!! UNIVERSITY S \LES & S l.;R\.'IC I'~ OLDS MOit LE HOH DA GMC TRUCKS 2>j.5() I l:J r bor B h d COST·\ :\l ES \ 540-9640 --- '78 HONDA -\t r t>rd 1.X :> ,p,.1•11 !>l•·l'rini.:. dtr. ~ten·o. \t•lour. l\trJ nH't· 1 ~L'B\ 1 SS995 IOI WITHAM VOUCSWAGEN -;QJOWestm1nster ,,, 1• in Wt~tmm'>ll'r lro i;,SJ l)Jlj j~ ·61 Silnr Cloud 1t.h1h.' R\ Ov.n~r Call~99'J Ch· an $21 .500 --- Soab 9760 ••..••••.....•........• L'PTO $2000 REBATE! I'::\..\\\ PLf: 1979 TURBO I :.'2!-1-I 1980s HERE HOW!!! BEACH IMPORTS i.~ Do' t• :-.trel'l :"t-:WPOHT IH.ACH 752-0900 ~ 9762 ...•..........••..•...• '80 SUBARU uk<• n<'14 I v.h1 d dn•, 14J>:r1n Bl'll!• ht 1 .. • fl~'! U!' 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Res 58661 66 per pa) nwnl Sl<i.:M4 ~ -48 rronth 0 E l. on ap proved cred1l ••••••••••••••••••••••• '78 Con't•tlt' Silver Eda· lion. loaded. lo m1. $12.0001080 ~1~92. ~ 9935 LAND • SEA• AIR LEASING 1600 Do\'(' ~tre-t:l Stull' 41!'> :"l'.."WPORT Hf;ACll 975-0440 '76 CADIUAC SEVlt.Lt-: 0\'1lam11e low m1lea~e Sha r p1~· LoJdt'd! 1270¥:-l K I S.995 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ro Dodge Polara. 58K oni; m1le.!t, one owner I'~ r I>lrg a nd brake!>. <;REAT CO~DITIO:'\' Sl,195 Complew maant h1sLor. a \ ail. 675-1230. Iii~~ () ftfl 'fi:i Dart. 6c} L auto. xlnl. tran.,portataon Runs ~ood S-i7S !>48 ·~\09 ---------·;o Ood~e -t. d r . dlr. full pv.T. hke nu 842 5452 ................•••...• IOI WITHAM VOLKSWA.GEH i600 West minuerA\e 00 Ford LTD. runs good. in W(~lminstcr need '> som e w o rk ta:J r.,,.;1 l)3!j 7880 ssoo o<rer 645-6228 ;; Se\1lle S7'JO(J Urk blu. 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SIOOO 615-6161 Mltst9'C) "S2 ...........•........... 1 1 \1u~tanst I I. 33.~ mi • I OWTWr \T. \Int t-ond. $;! \ l)b I C 12"~ ·~ ~tu-.\..in~. "' e11 thm~ n.""'. hl.tc k ~ 1!t1ld X Int r unn1ni;? lt>n d S2l:tJU 0 liO !>31 1528 19 Wt·llrr .. rt 'o' d 2.'">0'\I .. twin :\ll'rC rru''' r, ~d.Ol IP 25 S ~ prop.. \\ trlr P ., oH !nan ~.l-00 ~~ UJ\S 6i3 J9i0. l'\t'' Iii~~ 979-2500 WE BUY Cl.UN CARS AND TRUCKS Rolb fttt\Cl' B'.\1W Call9'i~2'>5o l~o.J .. mbor1:<' ------9730 l!r.9 SYbaru Hr,1l :-.upu c.on<t.i11on ~i><\11 & 'I 01 fer~ Z'kJ.l I' H·nin~:- •l.* \ W ~UJr1•b.it \.. ,, . ..,. µ..in t 5U2.l ii 'II>\ ~v, ... •·Jr \lint ~;,~91, 1011d L1Jth .. r. ,.ir ... J'J6S M u s t a n g (.'(J~'"\'ERTIBLE f:ic>I. lo m1lt"<. md ke an off~r 751 h666 Tr-anspot'tatioft ...•................•.. 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Ulan li3!KJO Org onr 6!_3-~-- ~-;:rm 'i6 C:imaro LT Xlnl cclfld l::xtra' ~ ~ ?7>ri J9i0 Olds 98. good 1'1.U\ning cond1t ton $600 833-3313 i 5 Cam.Jro LT F'ull~ PWo t957 t>qwppe-d. am fm rass ••••••••••••••••••••••• Xlnt cond S350U \lust -;'6 Pl:"TO Hatchbark ~ 1 11 6 t fi · J I 7 6 o r rrunt cond. 1011.· m1. 4 spd. :?l3-6t2 "ltii c:k>hue int, S2AOO or be5t lo l'Jmaro LT.~ 000 m1. T RooC. t:rw-.•· control tit "ti.I . SJ.WO Cd II S-12 297b bct-.a.~ 1&6pm bi C1m. -t spd 350 en J.?. rurb gd , nd~ II bod~ .,.k SSOO b :-.l olr r.4 1 S760 t'\'t'S ~---~-----· rea~ o(r. &H 5800 t!Xt H~ da~i.. 5J9..92Sleves -------- i i Pinto. good rworfic tar. SliO() obo T~m 960-1453 76 '9""10 .\spd, mags. 11500 Dir. 'iO Z28. 40M m1, Mint TSl-7296 Cood am rm SJOOO obo 646·5826 ,..,........ "'° ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 Cuna ro Ha lly Sport i 1 Duster. ucel coed. Gd LT to gd home AT. PS. µi. rruleage. Financece PB. AC. AM nt CU!i. repo Mustsellt.bisweelr.. runs great Must )ee. 6$4 1576 52950/besl &14 2881 ---------·o; Valla.at. 6 cyl, CheYrOWt 9920 aulO. S750offer. ••••••••••••••••••••••• SEE US FIRST! We ha' e a good sdt'c\lon of ~E W & USED °"\ rolets. COt4HRL CHEVIOLfT X" H.1· '• I< ' '~-I\ \H 'I S4~1200 494·5161 . ., f'Ury Wgn. 68M m1. .l c. stereo. pwr $4000 'alue. mst sell now SJ39S. Call 846-1177 e,·es. "i2 Pb mouth Ouster. 6 c~ I run.\ ft looks good. First SJ .~ Must seU ~ pp -----------:; YAMAHA RD ~ -Giant indoor Swap Meet. VW, Porsc he. Off-road. Xln'tCond. Very good Vehicle parts fr ac:-bu).S32STI~ cessoraes. O.C. f'alr· 1111 Dlllar Paid '7tOATSUN zaox Dynamite s speed. "'1tl\ 1J1r. stereo, mags. i.uper slick. 18234Ul'SI. $4000 REIA n ! ... __,_ t770 ...._, Uwcl on an y bra n d ne w••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••,•9•0••,• -====----,...... "" OM?v '73 Malibu Sta Wgn ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ong Own Good Mtth fc "19 t'ln'bt.rd Trans Am. tlea.n Sl200 673-(M29 Spttw Edit. Auto. air. 'tO Ital Jet 50CC molOttY· grounds Fri. Aug bl l'le for restonng, m 6PM·llPM 24hr. mro· 752·7316. S·~ 01' 176 _1_t4-831 __ s_1_1&_. ___ _ MQnroV1a. Unit CU. CM. Ndla t5'0 Sat. 10.3 ··-··· ••••••••••••••• For VourCor1 JOHNSON & SOM U.C• Mercwy 216216 Harbor Bhd Costa Mesa 540-S630 74•1S·---•Mew"IOC...., sm '42·•11 IZ...-SW.. w.,., "-"S./ Autona•tlc trans .. OVER ~/S••• f 160 ?.v;:::.J:~t">· -·-····· .. •••••• ....,...w .... a ...... ......,, .. YY Por Your Good lf71~~ HOWAIDCku;•t VYl.Pont'heorAudt PACI,..,.._...... no..• Qu1J Sia. CHICI IYalOM .ooa.c NEW'POaT BEACH VW·POllSCH&AUDI ..... f 10 I • Ga•bo IJMIH 445 E. C:O.St Hlway '9tS IOIWITHAM YOUS WA ... l1IOO Weatm\n.stu Ave. in W•CJD&olltt am1 ... ,., ...... full) •• u COD• at a.yatde Drl~ &.llllll9d. root alr ccmd., ._ .._,, !"'ewporUluth f73..~ 1~;;~!!!~~~~1 .... ,.,.,, AM'l: ..... ,.,...,'°. I~ =~...::.-... ~~':: ~~~ ·:~)' ·p::: ..,,, -2+1. ...... Ne .... , Clilf. .... linOw DAILY rurr cu ·'lil\C'd Ad Call Today .... A111F1hua . A 1C. 0f4111f.I tu:LPWA.NTEOAUS 1 r•"J ,7.T ---5*1111. •t 1V1 .. Peugeot604. GtMr .. 75 VW IAllfT ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1910 5051 tGet&DMMIJ tBIMOW!ll llACH IMPOITS 848 Oo•e Slfttt NEWPORT BEACH 152-0900 72PIUMOT SIM s-r'OO(. onl)' 40.000 males on OU. htUe lady. automat i <'. and air t230GIW I Slffl IOIWRMAM YOUS WA ... .,. WNtmifttltt A.' e 1n Westminster "'3 75S l 131 .., . I Sharpes t one around Automal\c radio a nd heater. Oeluxe sen~s. t1131UR> SZffl IOIWITMAM VOUl$WAMM 11110 W-..ni.mt.er A "e· lnWeltm~ • m1 aa. 71llO fir 111 lclll Clla lilt Pllt -1428 NOTHtHGOYH $4995 MAIRS A.UTOCanH · 'f"us a. Iler SU'eet COSTA.MESA 540-9202 ''°' .... .................. . "72 Gremlin. good coodl tion. new tires. $1500 nl-MM Hawe IOa9llliaa 109 want to Ml! Ouedled .. do 11 well -CalJ NOW . Ml 'TJ lmpa.11 2-dr. nice. Pvt Pty Persammon /blk. 997 -94.31, a fl 6 963-42::k. stereo. Qptk>M. 8lk lb8' 1nc.r .... or bat ofr, ~· • "71 f'lttbircL Al '~ S5 Chevy Sedan VI. auto air t·top, elK wta t lfJ. trans, nd10. oricinal ..toffer .. 842 .... 72.000 ml. 2 owner stodl ....:::;:;::;:.;::;;;:..:..;. ____ _ D.000/bltolrMMSlt '74 Po.-tiac LEMA.NS •M. ukina n• '115 a.e.y ChevtlJe 6 cyl. ...-.orm--2 auto ttan.s. &d tranap. • ncb m11slr cyl. 4 dr M50 is Calalina. ao.ded. ~ B0-0116 5'1per ~. 131·~ alter '17 Chfvrolet BISCAVNEI-~::?:.:'.:._ ____ __ 4dr.dntcood. after 'Tl~: P ..S .. P .8 • ~pm 642·7• A..C. Spo&W decal. al.ODO ER .... , ma•. ww..uorca.n ... SUPER CH "' •WN lnH pay~s. ·~Car"\ a\r Cone. -4 pd, Sl 11 ~ mo. Call M2 tl4i ,howroOm n~•. mu.'lt --- '21 ~i· y·,..., ·~ ) 1 17 ., Huntington Beach F VOL. 73. NO. 213, 3 SECT40NS. 32 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Early Release Seen Bail Asked for HB's Dr. MacDonald By aOBERT BAa&Ea oe•~.._J ... Attorneys were expected to lile legal papers today 1n Richmond, Va .• that they bopt- will lead to early rreedom for Huntingtoo ~acb phys1c1an J er frey MacDonald from the Federal Correcllonal Institute at Te rminal Island. MacDonald as serving three life sentences following his con- viction last summer of murder- ing his wile and two young daughters in Fort Bragg, N.C . an 1970. M acOonald's conv1cuon was r e\'t!r i>e d Wednesday by a federal appeals court on grounds he "as derued a speed) trial Tht> federal court m Richmond did not deal w1th the question or his guilt or IIUlOCence L.ciwyers in Raleigh said today they hope the 36-year-old physi- cian will be released soon on bail pending p<>ss1ble appeal by the government ··But we don't expect him to be freed 1mminenlly because thest! court matters take lime." II Assaults Told Flasher Frightens Teens in Valley A man police call the West- mont F1asher has terrorized a one-block section of Fountain Va lley by breaking into the bedrooms of al least 11 teen·a~e girls ove r the past two years Nude from the waist down. the suspect has attacked several of has young victims but none. so far. have been raped or injured. according to detective Bob Mosely The suspect u~ually strikes between midnight and 4 a m . entering bedrooms through open windows. police say. Sleeping victims awa ken to find the suspect standing over the m fondling himself. Jn each cas e. p o lice say . h e has been frightened away by the vie· tim 's screams or resistance. He usualJy lakes a pair or the vie· tim's panties with him, Mosely said. The most recent incidents oc- cuned on July 16, when the bedrooms of two teen-age girls were broken into on the same night. "We feel the man 1s progress· in~ in stages and is becommg in- creasingly dangerous.·· Mosely said. "We 'd like to identify him and get him to a psych1atr1st ·· The incidents, dating back to October of 1978. have occurred within a one-block area near M agnolla Street and Warner Avenue Usually. Mosely said, the family is at home and screams of the victim scare the flasher away The s uspect is described as a male white. 20, muscular. 5 feet. 11 inches. 170 pounds He usuall) conceals his face by wearing a pair or shorts on his head. or a hooded T-shirt or sv. eatsturt. Mosely said "He usually demands the girls ta kl' their clothes orf and several times he has tried to rip off their clothing." Mosely said The mvestJgator said the SUS· peel 's fingerprints ha\•e been taken. They believe he lives very close lo the homes of his v1ct1ms Mosely ~a id he and in· vest1gator ~1ike Hannahan Sus· peel there have been many un- reported cases. and a re backlog· g 1ng r ecords t o correlate prowler r eports and other calls in the Westmont Park area that m ay be associated with the nasher. New Monitors At Onofre As a result of the Three MHe Island nuclear accident more than a year ago. 33 new radiation monitors a re in place around the San Onofre nuclear power plant. Nuclea r R egulatory Com- m 1s s1on spokesman J 1 m Hanchett said Wednesday that the clear- plast1c detectors were installed as par1 of a nationwide progra m to record data about radioact1v1ty released by r eactors Monitors a re attached to utility poles and fences at dis tances rangmg from less than a mile away to 35 mile!> The San Onofre plant cUTrently is shut down for ~xtens1ve repairs s aid legal ass istant Nancy Jones . Mac Donald was reported to be elated over the verd ict but has dechned interviews . ··He told us be wants to gel out of here and go home as soon as possible,·· said Don Butts. an as- sistant to the warden. Butts said Mac Donald has been somewhat of a loner who has kept a low-profile while an inmate. ··He Jogs and plays tennis and <Stt RELEASE, Page A%> HBPrank Backfires For Driver A Huntington Beach tow truck driver who says he was attempt- ing to play a joke on the police de· partment has been hit with misde· meanor charges of auto tamper· ing and obstruction of police in performing their duties The triaJ for 22-year-old Steve Sidur. a driver for Ace Towing Co .. is scheduled Tuesday in West Ora nge County Municipal Court. SidUT claims that police have cited him for a number of minor offenses in a long-standing con· troversy between the company a nd city officers He says he was given a perfect chance to retaliate when he found a n unoccupied patrol car occupy· ing two spaces at a Pacific Coast Highway parking lot the night or June JO. Sidur said he backed his tow truck up to the car at the rear of the ElDonUquorstore. He said he followed proper pro- cedures and called police to get an impound number to authorize the tow away. He says he got tbe go-ahead after giving the license number and describing the vehicle as black and white. He admits be failed to mention to the desk officer that it was a marked patrol car he was about to tow. Sidur said he backed his tow truck up to the police car, un- hooked the tow chains and lit a cigarette. awajting a response. Within minutes. 10 police cars con verged on the scene and Sidur was handcuffed and hauled off to cit y jail. he said. Police Capt. Be rt Ekstrom s aid today he failed to see the humor in the prank JA90N HARRIS, 10, OF HUNTINGTON BEACH, TURNED OUT fOR llUTIVITlll Hue* Ann, Becky TMecher UYe Ageln for •n AftentOOn et the,_ The Flshln's Flae Hada and Beckys, Flock w Huntington About HO 1QUDPten dr eaed up .. llark Twain cbaraeten and daqled ftabin1 lines off tbe HWltiqtoa Beacb Pler Wednelday dur1q tbe MDual Huck Phm-Beeky '!'batcher feativltles 1poaaored by \be Junior We ...... Pl'Oll"UD. Tbe \WO ftaldDc prlll!I were netted by ll·JMMlldl,.... 11..uaatan Bucb. .nm Lambert wu awarded a new ftlbln1 reel ror catcbln& tbe lar1..t nib: a HYen-GUace smelt. Jolla Franco a1lo caulbt a snen-ounce a melt Uld w• awarcled a aewftllalu rod. The prilel were don.ted bJ Ella Cbrla· Uanaen. who operatel tM bait boale and Neptune'• Loder on lbe pier. Slx ~ a1lo ree9ftd f'rilbeel for tbemOltout1tend•n1cmtum1aofp.tnwt. f THURSDAY. JULY 31, 1980 '°'our Hometown Dally Newspaper TWENTY-FIVE CENT~ MAYBE YOU CAN FIND YOURSELF IN THIS PICTURE OF HUNTINGTON BEACH CROWD If You Weren't There, You Should Have Been -Everybody Else Was Ota ed in •Lies~ Billy Now Denies Possessing Cables .-\rTordlng to Lisker More H eat Predicted For Coast Stick~. "tJlt·. mu~_gy "'cathn v. as foreca!'tt to CQnt1nue todJ:< and Fnda}". dS thou ... and-. nee to Orang(' Co.,.,t bcJt·hes an near· rt.>cord "eek day crowdi. W ASJilNGTON c AP> -Billy Carter . contrad1ctmg an account by a Justice Department of- ficial . denied today that be had copies of any State Department cables or that his brother . the president. has Pver given him any docume nts r e lating to Libya. Rlllv lookt•d O\ H at my c·.ibll'' iuid "did, 'Oh. I n • got thO:-l' Lifeguards up <1 nd down tht . "I have State Dep~rtment copies of nothing," he said in lln Associated Press inte rv1e"' m Americus. Ga "Jimmy has not shown me anything " Pre s id e nt Carter acknowle d ged t hr ough a spokesman Wednesday that he and Billy discussed the Stalt- Departme nt cables. but ~hat he did not recall showing the docu m ents to Billy J oel Liske r . head of the Jus tice Department'' fore1~n agents reg1strat1on section. told the AP on Wednesda~ that Bill~ told him in an interview Jan 16 that the president had gl\'en tum cables concerning the tri p~ Lisker also said 8111} lied to him about rece1v1ng mone~ from the Libyan government. Asked about Lisker ·~ alleg.,. tions today. the president' brother r esponded "Lasker 1s full or s-... Lisker said that durmg the tn· terv1ew at Billy Carter's Buena Vista. Ga . home. the pres ident s brother saw cables m Lisker's briefcase and said. "Oh. I've got those.·· Lisker said he as ked Billy Carter who gave the m to him and that the pres ident ·s brother resPQnded: "Jimmy·· Beyond any legal questions. the cables development raises new doubts about the president's self-described arm 's-length role in his brother's Libyan conne('· tion Lisker said the government has no plans to prosecute Billy Carter for lying about when he first got money Crom Libya Pr esi dent Car t e r 's acknowledgment late Wednes· day that he discussed the cables with his brother had not been in· eluded in a statement issued last week by the White House purporting to describe aJI its in· volvement in the affair. Lisker said that during the in- terview he had in bis briefcase non-clauified State Depart· ment cables about the trip "I loatd, ·Who gave them to \OU"' · fie said •J1mm) · ·• Lisker said he was certain Bill~ Carter meant the president "and not tus fnend Jimmy who runs the hotel down there .. But Liske r added. "ll 's hard to t ell "hat Btll} means. Billy 1s not a precise person." Lisker '-did the prps1dent ... brother could not h.i \'t' kno"11 t·xactl\ v.h;it cable'> v.en· in the bnefcac,e .. , didn't '-l'e his cable'> and I m not ~ure v.hu actuall:. gaH· tht'm to h1m ... L1-.ker -..11d Ill· !\aid then• v.ould be no '11Jlat11m of lav. 1r ;;om<.'Onc an go\l'rnment iaaH· Bill~ Carter uncld ... s1f1ed cable!>, but that he .... an\ ei>t1~ating to .... et' "'h<.1t eJble.., the pre'>1de nt s brother hd'-..ind "h<' ~a\t! them to him \\ h1te lfou:.e .... pokt"·man Ray Jenkins Sdld later Y. 1•dnesdll~ that President Carter's "be!>t ret'- nl lect1on 1!'> that the only State Department cables he has t'\\~r d1:-cu~~ed with Billy Carter are lo"' class1fitat1on cablel> from our emb~s~ tn Ltbja reporting on Billy Carter's f1r~t tnp to Libya in Septem bt>r 1978. and tn· d1cating that the trip had gone well from the embassy'-; point or '1e" ·· ·'The pre:.1dent . does not now recall showing the texts to Rally Carter or giving him copies." Jenkins l>a1d J enktru. s:ud the cables we re c lassified no h1~her than "con· f1denllal'' or "hm1ted use only " However . a s pecial clearance normally is required to see con· r1dential documents On the payments issue, Lisker said that on Jan. 16 Billy Carter denied to him having received a ny money from the r adic al Arab government But Lisker said that he had ob- tained Tuesday a deposit slip s howing that Billy Carter de- posited his first Libyan paym ent in t h e People's Bank o f LaGrange , Ga., Dec. 31. 'There's no doubt he knew at the time that he had received the money," Lisker said or the January interview. <See BILLY, Page AZ> The boclyol a Huntintton Beach tbe door early Wednesday and man, who apparenUy died of a found tbe body ln the bathtub. dru1 Oftrdose, wu found early Police said a belt was tied around Wednesday in a U.S. Vir1tn one arm and a syringe was found Isl ands hotel room, police o n the rtooroexttohim. said. Andrew Uttel. a government Authorities identified lbe dead coroner. said Torres died ol a man u llanuel Torres, 29, who dru1 overdoee. He said be had was found after an unldentified beendeadallea1t14boun. maid at I.be St. Thomas Hotel · Police said that Torres accom· notified the manacement Torres panted by an unldentilted woman had not left bis room for two days checked into the hotel Sunday. u dtbedoorwulocked. The woman apparenUy diaap. A bo&el MCUrity pard unlocked pea red.. Orange Coast repor ted todav ~om e 229.000 jammed their bea ch~ W<'dnesd:'.iy from Seal Hedth to San Clemcntt- Temper <Jtures toward thl' ~outherly end of the cOJSl werl' .,o brutal one 5an Clt.>mt!nte J unior Llfe$iluard. aged 13, faint- ed under the blistering sun 1A<h1h: dorng "'armup cahs thentr<; lo JW on dutv He v. J:, re-.cue<l b' h1.-. moth<-r v. ho v. JS rJllNI t•J tak(• hun h11mt' for oh-.,•n .-1t1on hut th1· bll\ 1s all rti.?ht todJ\, hft·guarcl -uia·n 1~r ... repcirl1·d· Tt•mpt!rJlun·., in '>flntl' CJran l!f• Coa -.t ht•<1th J re.J:. hit R.1 degrl'I'' ThursdJ\, ... lt p-htly h1ghn thun had 11n,g1nJl1~ tx•1•11 ant1<:1pat1·d but lht• mercur:. ht•Jted up tu llJI dt•grc~ at !'>Om•· point:. 1nlJnll Jnd in the ... uuth c1mn1 v JI \l 1-.. '"'" \'1e10 The bt-ache-. l>hO'>' t·d "'hl're 1 ht· 1nldnder:. v.cnl in "'hat dmuunt t•d to a r utile e ffort to bt.·dt Wedne-ida~ ..., heat Spol.e:-.mcn for tht.• Air Quaht~ '1 a n~emcnt 0 1.,t r1ct in Lo.., Angell'' :.aid to<fo, that inland Or<1nJ;?t· Countv Jrt.'JS v.11J have unhealthful Jlr lOOJ} and Ltkel} Frida' .\ ri~t :o-tage 'ornOJ,! alert Wll!) <·ailed Wedm·~day c.u..,crmg the I a Habra n·~1on and Sanla Ana Canvon Weather forera!'>tcr-; blame a masl> of un!'ttablt• tropical air that nudged up rmm the Ba1a Californ1a anterior for current hum1d1ty and heat that caused a 14 lld desert storm Wednesdav Southern California t::dison CSee HOT. Page A2l Orange Coast Weather Mostly sunny Friday and continued warm. Lows tonight 6.S at the beaches to 73 inland. Highs Friday up- per 70s to upper 90s. I NSIDE TODA~· Thomai 0 . Morton. the man portrayed m the movie "Brubaker," f1 routng poultry theH days and .. sort· ing things out." SH atory. AlO. . . ., .... ......,. ...... ....._. L.M. ..... . ...._. c:.i ....... ClllllllM c~' '~ 0...-..C• ......... . .....__ ~ ......... Merl•neit latlex ' I .... Al OAll v PllOT H/f ..----JIJ T BRE.4&1NC J · 2nd Violeftt Night Plagues Orlando ORLA, 00, Fla t AV> St.reeb '*Ue q uttt a1a1n today In o tro ubll'CI nt·&~hburhood aflt<r l~ \ttQnd istra.i.ht m•ht in -.hlch flllOl\' ishol frum flr bombed buJldln&s. loott-rtt r111 ct!d thro uah a.tore and rock and bottl llept police 1t bay . P olice lite Wf'dnesdiy ~rdoned off 1 18· to 20·aquare·block 11ec tlon o/ tha tourist ont>nted e1t). tht thi rd Florida city alnce N ay to ufh!r raC"ud dlsturbance ~'O buslnt• cm •'ere barned to the around a nd fl l't'men ext i.a&ul ht"d blatt'S at lhrtt ot.Mr bulldin.as Several store we rf' looted. Pohtt> iud Offi t"tra tn riot cur swe>pt throu1h tht area &lld a~tl'<I a bout )() PtOPI U\ an effort to clear t he s lrtth ...... ttrelldleauc• Wttlllf' II ·""' 8y TM Aaleda&ed PftSI ~ Iran' revoluta ll,,. ~I~ executed 11 mor e men at d•wn leda y for takina part in Ole m1 hlary p lot to overthrow Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini. Tehran Redio 'nnoun«d Fln een olfter ex ecut1ons for othe r c rame -.·t re announced This brought to 36 the number of alleged plotters executed since the conspira cy was disclosed thre e weeks ago 1'he eov- e rnmenl sa.Jd au fo r ce officers with the support or me m bers or the othe r armed for ct> planned lo bomb Khom eini's hom e in northem Iran and mc1te olher~ldiers lo rebel aga1ns t the re- publican gove rnment "-'•• Bia•• •~H~~ ,,IN!~r Tnt STOCKHOLM. Sweden <AP> -The obser vatory at Hagfors today registe red se is mic s ignals that pr obably origin ated from a n underground nuclear ex plosion in t he Sem ipa latinsk area of th e Soviet Union , officials saJd. The explosion, which measured 5.5 on the Richter unde r- g round scale. was the seventh r egistered in the Semipala tlnsk a rea this ye ar aoo ·"'"")" ~ .... 10 a.,.,,.w.-o"·d WASHINGTON <AP) -The federal government today gave fina l approval lo another $300 m illion in loan guar antee s to Chrysler Corp. <Related story. A4 > The action, affirming a prelimina ry vote taken July 15 by the Chrysler Loan Gu ara ntee Board . raises the total of ap· proved loan guar antees to SSXI m illion. Congress has authorized Sl.5 billion In g ua rantees to keep the nation's No . 3 autom ake r in business. l'.S. Oppo.f'• l .. \. Wo.wn·• ,lrfiot1 Plan COPEN HAG EN, De n mar k <AP l -The 18-day U.N Con fere nce on Women ended today with the L'nite d States \'Oling against its actJon p rogram because of offending pla nks pus hed hy anti-Is rael delegates . But the Americans sa id O\'era ll the~ \ ie wed the progr a m w ith se1tis fact1on Is rael. Can<Jda and Australia Joined in voting against the program . which focused on improving the q uality of life for wo m en in the T hird World over the nex t five years -the s econd half of the L'ntted N ations Decade for Wom en It began w llh the fl r:-.t Woml'n"' Confe re nce in Mexico City in 1975. CM Lumber Blaze Probed by Experts BY JERRY CLA SEN -Ot Ille O•ol• ,., ... Sutt C'o ~ta M esa arso n 1n 't•s tJgators said today they a re follo v.mg leads in the Wednes r!Jv m orning torch tn$! of ARC Lu.m ber vard at 140 E 17th St Pohcc -Sgt Bill Bechtel said hr-. a genc) ha' "a couple of sus· IH'<'ls ·· in mind but r efu&ed lo t. l<1 borate .. , <'an Sa\' t hat the re was sus· p1c1ous act1.v1t~ <i round the two· .. 1un 1h<1rdwarc sales) building JU<;t . pnor to the fire. according to witnesses," Rechtel added F ire depe1rtme nt investigator Tom MacDuff indicated t hat his ""' n inves tigation 1s leading in a different d1re<.•tion He also was t1~ht-lipped about deta ils f''tre o ff1 c 1a ls ::.u 1d e a r ly \\ ednesdav that the blaze which :.hot n a mes som e 80 feel into the .11r at a bout 2 20 am was de· llbt-ra t£'1)-set in a number of loca u ons a t the lumber yard .. 1 c<in't tell you a nything right now , J'm sorry to sa~ ," MacDuH .._,n d "Any thmg I w ould s ay rou ld Just kill 1t for us ·we ha"e no do ubt that w me body set the fire. but as for "'ho. I've got a couple o f possible 14·ads and that 's a ll " Tlle inferno th at :.a"' all of Costa Mes a's Cire equipme nt rt-sp ondm g ea rly Wedn esday a nq drew e qu i pme nt from n e iJhbor 1ng Sa nta Ana and Ne .,.port Be ach could be s een fro"1 as far away as Cor ona de\ Mar I.u mbe r yard owner mal ager J a me s Moore and ht:. \\ 1ft . Audrey, s aw the fire from theii-hom e in the Bluffs area aflt\T they we re told of the blu e . ORANGE COAST " f :\1 r:. ~1oore said t h1:. mo rning tha t the business was ins ured .. ·but not for the daily loss of business we face or the blood. w .eal <md tears we'\'e put into It .. F ir e offi cials estim a t ed that SI00,000 in buildings wer e lost in the blaze An additional $500,000 1n m er ch a ndise. inc luding lumbe r . p aint. hardwa re and othe r material!>. were lost , they l",ltma led As ked if she o r he r hus band have any idea who mig ht ha ve ~t arted the fire. Mrs . Moore a ns wered. "Absolutely none " She sa id that a ll e mployees w ho havl' left the firm have left on good terms a nd tha t the cou· pie can think of no one who "ou Id seek revenge . She s aid s he isn't su re just how much insurance w as car· ried on the property . "Unfortunately, all of our r ec· ords burned up with the build· mg." Mrs. ~1oore noted. She ~aid she and he r husba nd o wn the business along with co· pa rtner Pa ul Setzer of Orange. .. We want to re -open as soon l!~ possible." she said , noting. ho" ever . t hat cleanup opera- t ion:. in the de br is·ftlled yard can 't begin until insurance in· veshgators are finis hed there Mrs Moore sa id s he a nd her hus band hope to keep their eig ht e mploy ees o n the p ay r o ll throug hout the recove ry period. "We have a re al good team." she pointed out. M r s Moore pr a is ed C os ta Me s a fireme n and police for t he jo bs they did during the two· hour long battle to save homes a nd businesses surrounding t he lu m_~er .Yard. Hostages Released At Plant PON1'lA(.', Ml<.'h <~Pl A '4.'lt•run uulow urlte r held 17 ho11 tMl(l'.s .at l(unpolnt thu1 morn· ln1t 1U the 1''iisher Body plant befort> releastna them and .sur . rcnde n na without firing a s hot ~,, houra h&tcr T h e aunman w11 identified by t h e Ge ne r a l Mo t o r s Corp. 1.h vliu on as Franklin Raine y, 47. of n~a.rby Troy, a glu ier with 26 y ears oo \ht j ob . He was pe r uaded to atve up by William Waterman. a Pontiac attorney v.•ho knew him, according to Fish· Bod )' pokeman Ron Actis . Rain ey was driven to pol.Ice headquarters. . Police Cadet G re gory Scott, a spokesman, s.a1d the m a n had been armed wath a .3S7·caliber Magnum revolver. T h e lieut e n a n t s aid he belie ved Rainey had talked with a union official. possibly about a m ixup in s upple m en tal un- e m ployment bene fits -com - pa n y buneflts paid t o laid-off a utoworkers. "Apparently he had a problem with hJs layoff or subpay but we understand he 's r eceived all that was due to him," Scott s a id . The host ages in the paint shop office of t he Gene ra l Motors Cor p . pl a nt inc lude d two for em en. G M said. Actis said the paint shop s uperintendent c ar· r 1ed messages from the gunman to a nd from police outs ide , who we r e kept out of s ight. Eight to 10 officers were on h a nd. S(·ott said Robert Kmg. a s upervisor m the plant·::. security depar tme nt. said Raine~ had nc\'e r <.'aused t ro u ble before Actt:. :.aid Rainey ente red the om ce at 5.35 a.m and held the o ffice coordinator at g unpoint ThC' other.. "'e re taken hosta~e ;i~ l he v arri H'r ::.aid. "v.t• c a n 't r e ac h in t h e plant h~ rad ii> .. P roduction 1>f the first 1981 · m od el bodies for the nea rb' P ontiac Motor division plant had been scheduled to start later to· day. but Fishe r sent home the production work forc e of 2.500 at 10 a .m . The 300 office workers '4 ere kept on In good econo m ic times about \.500 prod u c t ion e mployee::. norm all~ wor k at the 56-ac re body pla nt. but the second shift "'as laid o(f se\'eral m onths ago New Air Routes SOUTH LAKE TAHO E <AP I - A -.econd a1rh~ 1s sc heduled to :.tart o pcra tJons to South Lake Ta h oe F r id ay follo wing a p - pro\'al by the Eld~resdo CC?unly Boar d of Supe rvisor s. Sierra Airlines of T r uckee plans to fly twin-e ngin e . s e v e n t o nine passen~er planes to Fresno. O akland and T r uck ee As pen a irlines already oper ates out of the Lake Tahoe Airport. Poll: Carter Not Blamed ~EW YO RK IAPI Ei ght~ -two p er ce nt o f Americans polled say "1t is unfair to blam e Pres1- d e n t C art e r fo r t h e behavior of h is brother . Billy." according to the Louis Harris or ganization The te lephone po ll of t ,458 "likely voters " was conducted July 18 to 21. As ked whe ther it was unfair to blam e the presi· dent for his brother 's ac· tions . 82 percent agreed . 16 pe rcent dis agreed a nd 2 pe rce nt said they wer e un- s ure . * * * DAILY PILOT Fro• P11ge Al ,,..." O•.,,,._. to.'• 0.u • p ,,O' •If'!! *" Iii> " L0'111>•""' CfW ,..__.. lll"rns •• °"91tV.. Or f¥ 0. (.,onf ...... """"' (~"· ~,.,~ ... ' ... ""°''v.d ~, tfV .. ,.;f-, .. , fO. .(.O\tA ~ ""t•~ &f>• " ""°'' ...... °"' .... , f\ J'G..-"-l••ft V4Uh • '' 1·1~f l'aeti1ft• S:" SOiilfPt c .. ,, • "'t'IQ. ,,~~· ftM'411" I\ 1"""9 S.hW .. Y\ .,._, ~.,, TllW °"'~tNI °" . ""' ... ~, '" .. , lJO w ...... , ~, ... p 0 ttcS, )till) co. ... .....,.w (Ah•or"·• .,.,. ' ......... -' p,~·dll'"l~f'ld P~ ~· I , .. ~-C-. • V" "Pr-M•IJl'l'\f ,."'CJ c.;...._. -IA'ft ._. . • BILLY CARTER ••. Lis ker said tha t a lthough lying l o fe d e r al in vestigators is a c ri m e , curre nt court rulings based on the Fifth Amendment pro t ect ion again s t self· incr imination would preclude pros~ution . When Billy Carter settled a civil s uit with the Jus tice D epartment on JuJy 14, he filed a s worn registration statement s ay ing the first payment of $20,000 from the Ubyana was made in January, followed by '200,000 in Aprll 1980. Willfully filing a false reg· is tration statement carries a maximum penalty of ftve years in prison and a $10,000 fine, but Lisker sald that because 8l11y Cart..-waa otr by Juat one day. "If m aot IOlDS to 10 off on sometblnc Ute that." A conerasman •ho revtewed FBI transcr ipts ot Billy Carter's J us Uce Department intel'Views s aid Wednesday that on June 11 the president's brother inilialJy denied receiving p ayments from the LJbyans and then a dmitted it. Rep. Harold Sawyer. R·Mich .. s aid the tra nscript showed that Billy Carter "a t first refused to admit he r~eived anything but a fe w gold bracelets and bls ex · pe nses" fro m the Liby an gov· e rnment. But later in the in· tervlew be "backed up and ad· mltted" recelvlng a total of $220,000. Sawyer s aJd. The department submitted the transcripts to two Howse com· mlttees, which btve approved a resolut.Jon demand1n1 inform•· tlon from President Carter about his brother's 1ctivttJes. Rep. Tom RaU1bad:. R·W .. said the tranacrtpta lbow BWy Carter "bu been 1Jl ower tbe lot and b aa 1tven lac:onsl1tent answers" ln hi• responses to the Ju1Uce Department.. EXPECTING FREEDOM Or. MacDonald f'rftlfl Pagt> t I RELEASE ... does h1.., "'tJrk con ... t·1l'rtl111u..,1~ Bu tL" !'('J)Orted :\1 ucDonald he1s hcl·n tn cha r~l' o f th(• p rison t r:11n1nl! off1<•1· °" hl•rc: hl' doc.•-. clcrt(«.rl °" ork ~1 a(' Donald "'a' not allo"' ~to .,en ·t> on the pr1,11n ' med1 cJI 'ilaff bt'c<wsc• of a p ri:.on pollt.\ of not permitting 1nm<ilt''> "' "o rk on othl·r 1nmJtc ... Butt' 'a Hi Co 11 l· a g u l.'., J t St '1 :ml no d ec1s1on hus bt·e n m<irk \\he thC'r '1a1 Dona ld "'Ill h1• g1 ' c:n ht!> fo1 nwr JOb h<H'k \1 e;.tn\\ htlt· rt °"CJ' rt>i><irH•d tha t former FBI JJ.:t•nt Tl·d Gun derson has rl:.11med th:.it hl.· hJ'.'. found n<'"' l'V1dcntl' thJt "clt·Jr Iv ind1catl's" :\tacD<imsld ,.., mno t:t·nt (If the murdc·r-. ··,\s ;i prof, .... .,1r1n;JI 1n \'est1J?ator . I beltt.'H' t he m ain rt.'a.,on ht· "'a" conv1C'tcd "'a" bee a us£' of an ine pt tn\ c• t1iwtum b,· the Arm" m the De p<.irt mc.'nt of Ju:.lll't'. · ht· :.aid G undel"\on "'ho '4 as ht•aforr· hecominJ? ,1 Pfl' att• ln\f'" 1Ralor. "J" c.·alll'!l 111l11 th<• t'J'>l' la ... t ~O\'em~r h) frwnd' of ~1Jc· Don ald Gunderson rl'fu.,1·rt Hr d1.,rlo"' "h ;i t m·"' t•\ ulc•nc·<· h1· h ;i ., found Hut 1n Cranhu r\'. :"' .1 ~1il<' Donald '~ fnr mer ·rather in la ". ,\I f r e d K a s" a b . s <t 1 d h P , ., µostt ive t h at Ma <'Doni.l ld ,..., g uilty as chCtq~cd a nd that h£' "' 1nfuri C1ted bv the court reversCtl Ka ssa b said he I!\ po 1t1ve that tht• 1kc1::.1on v.111 ht-overturne<:I Periodicals Clo ~d S E0 L·1.. ::>outh K111 t•J • \P 1 South Kor ea'-; ma n1al lav. r£' gim e toda) ::.hut do\\n li2 "'t>ek ly and month ly publtc&llons for p r inting articles 1t described ai- .. ob-;cene. vulgar. in::.t1gatiniz social confus ion a nd cr eating u mood of clas:. consc1ousne:.1t .. <e CO~CORD. Ql:ARTZ l'ro•P,,..Ai HOT ... Company om cials today report- ed an all-lime record dem a nd on their sysktn lor electricity oc <'urred Wednesday as m1llion.'i tried to keep ('001 with mr <.'Ondt 1ton eN A s urvey of local bea ches In d lcaled s weltering Inland vis· llori. wC'rt• at least he lping to const>rH• lifeguar ds ' enngy by rlol ~cttinA into tr ouble in the W<:tk r , H o w e v <' r . I I f " g u 11 r cJ ' ucknowledi:ed. the blu~ Paclf1<' "'''" dOtnJ.t 1ti. part loo. sine\' ut ll11ws tl wu~ glahi.y anct 11lan1l. .ilmos t ltke a la ke with lttJ,1p111K waves averaginJ( only one to two I t•t·t \;t•wport Bca<.'h ll foguanb re ported a t leac;t one rerord wu~ 'it' t We dne s d a) from We "t '1 ewport to th<' sands of Corona dl'I Mar Despit e a "'hopping cr owd or RS.000 beach v1s1tors t here wa::. on I~ orw re~cue m ade. they s aid l:pcoast at Seal Beach. lhc \'l&tttng throng num~red 12.000, "'h1 ch 1s almost p<sckcd for the .,hort stret<.'h between the San <:atml'I H1\t'r J<'llY and the Seal Beach :'\a vaJ Weapons Station ·~ \nahe1m Bay JC'lty H u n tr nf(t o n C i ty B c &C'h l.rf P~Ui.lrd Lt Bill H1 chard~on ~J1t! h1:-nwn "'atcht·d r)vt•r 42.000 h.Hh1•r-. .. nd ... unto~ l•r::.. ::.om c• I ~ •. uoo mun · tha n nc1rmally shuw up on a .,umme r V.t>t•kd ay Chill) "'a tt·r lf•m pe r al urt-!> run111ng at 60 d egr e es kept a f1·v. hathe rs out of the water but I hl·n 'At'rt' nu m a111r r <'!->C Ut'' ,1m oni..: th" <'r<J\\•h of :."' 1mmc:r:. .1nrl ... urft·r .. H11ba < 'h11 ,, and Huntington '1.1t1· b1-.1('hl'" rcporlt·d a com trin1·d 1·ro\Hl of J bi1u1 :!5 1.100 "'I h nu m J JOr prohl(!m" or rc..,cut:.., loi.:µl.!d dunn~ the d J ) "'alr h L J~Un<t Bt-dCh l1f<:guard' , . ...,, 1m<.1tc'ir iJ l"'a) ~ populdr IJeJch but poht1ng tht.-uu"'rl "J' 110 probl1:m Bod\ .. urf.,r G(·nl• lltmm.111 n ,,f L..rJ,!UnJ B<:ac h \\a-IO 1urul 1n J fn· .. k dC:t1d1 nt ,rt "-hJ"' ... Cmc "'hen ht· r<>dl' in hand:. out and impaled h1~ rtlo!ht 1111lc·'C ftngn ''° J Frrurth of Jul\ 'f!Jrl..lt·r v.rr1· 11r11trudrng •JUI 11( thP ,Jnd '\an !'l1·m•·nt1· 1·11 \ llfl•J.:uJrd• rlt•,c-r1ht•d thc·1r 'hort .. tr.rnd J" patkl'tl "-llh ~ noo \l~llCJr' ll.i.,1-.. •OJ.! 1n hrE't•JC•lo:"' k3 d1·~rt·• \\t•alhl'r or <.pla"h1ng in :i J.!lcJ"'~ l·.rlm "'•t l>11h1 !I\ ~Jn ! ·1t-m1•n r. ,sod "·"' ( l1111fre 'lJI•· bt-al·ht•, drt-" Jhout 2fl.l lOO ~dch~oer., v. ho t•n u1unt£>n' :.a id "-urf "J' \\<J r mPr than up 1 ''J 't .11 ~iii dt.·gn·c" but tht .... ur1 \• .1 ... l'\l'l'<·drnJ!b .,mall and vnh 1' r1 ''l'Ut ., "'ere rl'ported Drug Pus11er Said Phony H.\ K EHSFI ELD < ,\ P 1 i\ m an who ulle~t'dly usC'd a CB r J d 10 to lure <'Ustom crs ~as ar re~ted here after :-e lltng phony Jmphetamine" t o u nde r cove r narc-ot1 r agents police <;a 1d .J J mt•' RJrbi·r 2R. wa~ taken 111111 l u-.lrx.h \\.PdOl""idJ\ :.t ftt•r of fr l'l'r., purlhc:t.,e<l 'A h:it ·'A l'rc !>up P•"-t•d to bt.· c1 mphetam1n t--. ( c1 p:.uh.·~. but turned o ut to ix' pl ace b os. a d e pa rtmen t ~poke:;man said ,\ ::.earc h revealed a cache of 1.000 placebo <.'apsules but no nJrc•nt1<'.;. police ~aid • Dead/,ine's Tonight/or Dog License ll untmgton Be ach d og owners must re new their an imal ltcerues tonight or f3 t.·c the prospect of pay· an~ a :w> per cen t pf'nalty la t er L ice nses can be o b · talnc·d In the licensin g de· p a r t m e nt a t the C i v ic t't•nter until 5 p m and at I h1• ('cntral L1brar) a nd thrt•c br an<'h libraries un· t ll 9 pm. ('h c t·k.., a l:.o c a n b<! 1111s t m ar ked anytime to- ti ;1 y und maile d to the Anl mal License Depa rt· ment. Post Office Box 711 , Hunlinj..'10n Beach L1<'<'nses a re $12 SO for rt'J.:ulur animals and $6 2.5 for spa) l'd or ne ute r ed pe h Pl·nalt1es will i n- l'rt.·ww rt'l'!'> lo $18.75 and $9 37. res1>ect1 vcly The city intends to hire cm rloy t.•t-s to c a n vass n ~1 ~hborhoodh fo r dogs th a l m<1v not bt' ht·ensed . ( ·.,,1 \ ;...,,in~ 14 II I .... u .. rt ,\ u~ l."1 Valley Girl As aulted; (]otl1es Torn \ J 1 \ r Jr tild Fount a1n \'<Jiit·\ 1 1rl "'"' ,,,,.iul•r'f1 \\ c-dnf'sda; .1fh·rntit>0 b' a m.:in v. ho rippt'd .11 h1·r 1 lothlnl! police r eported 1 he '>U'f•"l l rid mi.: J mo-pe<i. pullu1 uµ 111 th ... \ 1cl1m Jnd he r f rtl·nd "h11 "l'rr· -.1tl1n~ cm the r ,1 .it Full on Sr hOQf H7)!H F:I f .1 )!•1 \\" .1nrJ tnft1 1 he \ 1rt1 m lo 1 JI-.• ofl h1·r 'h1•hm~ f'nllr·•· •.11tl ht-lh1·n Jumped 11ff ' 1 tnJr h1n1 J11tl 11p~\'d her top •111 \lah tl•· h1r fr1t 1HJ HI. ran fu r 111 Ip ·r h• \lllHll.'• r t.!1 rl t·1mt1nucd t1J 1 r u i.: L' I• 14 11 h th c m <• n "' hu fltl'•ht'<l ho r 1\,,j_\ 1umµl'd on hi~ m"''" 111!..1 111d rJrr/\t' •>ff 1JCil1t•t· .11d I ho •!J fk'l'I I'> dt''-<'rl tx!d J.., 11 \ r· I•' 1 n1n•· 1nrhc 'i, 185 pound-. l11t 1-..' "1th dark c urlr h,11r \\Ith r tM.,1rd dnd mu<;tl!ch1· Old Coins Stolen From Hom in HB Tv. l•nt \ "" ~old dnd .,ifver ' "'"" "1mt m11rt' than a cen- 1 un old \\(rt· rt-ported -.tolt'n W1 dnt.> .. d .t \ frr1m J P 1tca1rn l.Jm• h11mc 1n lluntingt1Jn Re<sr h Thi• 'II \\'Jr 11ld 11\\ n .. r of the t' u 1 n ' . "' ho., l' n J m c "' a a \\ Hhhcld told J)l)ltct• the) rt·cent· I) "t•rl' <rppr .11:.Nf JI S25,0011 ·1 hl· nnn~ v.1..·n· bl'ltl'\'cd to h..1 \C bc.•<'n t;.ihn bc·t"'N~n 6 :J m. Tut>"d:J\ <mcf m1dn1ght Wcdnt>:.· ilJ\ Pnlil't• ... a111 11 hJ-.. n11t been 1mnH·cf1.1l1·h rh ll'rm11wd how the th1t-\c:. en tered th\' home Th e '-l Ole n ro 1n ~ w e rt• d e:.c ribed a ' three S20 gold p1et•e dated 1870 to 1890. eight 1lve r half·dollar d ated 1800 to 1900. Jnd 15 sil ver quarte r.. dCtt · ed 1865 to 1936 'Biel/ <ztlalieA CJ/ewfipJ/ JS FASHION ISLAND• NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA 92660 TELEPHONE <714) 644-2'94 1 CALIFORNIA Fttture Brighter ,.,.,,....,._. OAIL v PILOT AS Rain Aids State Firefighters ' ; Thousands of Acres of Brush Charred; 14 Injured By tt.e A.llOCla&ed Pre.a Aid ed by • •oakln1 rai n . flrl'ftahttni ha ve controlled the 7 .900 ncrc nr.e in the Siln J acinto Mountai~ above Palm Sprinas and have contained or controlled do ze ns of other blazes t hat ehar~ thOusands of acres of Callforniu's brushland and left ut lca~l 14 people inj ured. "That hulr-lnch of rain sure helped." s uid California Depart· m c ot of Forestry s pokesman Royal Mannion of tJl e La Vida fire northwest of P alm Springs, which was controlled Wednes· day aft ernoon after a three-day battle. I NCR E ASED MOISTURE also helped firefighters control the fire in the Sidewinder Moun· tains north of the Lucerne Valley in San Bernardino County a t l l , 130 acres, according to feder al Bureau of Land Manage- m e nt s p o k e s ma n J ohn Fer guson. malned on e a ch of the San Bernardino County fires during the night. AT LEAST 14 PEOPLE were Injured -two of them seriously -fighting the Central a nd Southern California fires. Lightning strikes into dry un - dergrowth sparked most or the fires, fire officials said. Gusty. erratic winds . steep te rrain, low humidity and temperatures in t he lOOs thwarted firefighters. the officials said. Elsewhere in California: -The Coxey fire . 10 miles northwest or Big Bear La ke. was contained at 375 acres Tuesday evt>ning, Mannion said, with fuJl control coming early Wednesday evening. fi refighte r s from Ma de ra, Ma r iposa, Fresno and Tulare counties. -The Mission Creek fire, oo the Riverside -San Be rnardino County line. was at 950 acres Wednesday evening and was 90 pe rcent contained. with run con- trol expected at noon today. said Bureau or Land Ma nagement spokesman F erguson. -Full control of the Rainbow fire in the Los Padres NationaJ Forest. near the Santa Barbara. Ventura County line was expect· ed early today. The fire had been contained at 570 acres al mid-a fternoon Wednesda y, ac. cor ding t o F or es t Ser vice spokeswoman Ed Waldapfel. HE SA.ID MANY firefighters had suffered heat prostration while fighting the bla ze across s teep te rrain in 106·degre e w e a ther. N ea rly a ll th e f1refl~ters were tre ated and re- leased. he said . County at 700 acres Wedn•ar night. CDF dis pa t cher Tom Ba rnes estimated control by 6 a.m. today. Blimp to Air WnSchemes LOS ANG ELES <AP) - The attorney general's of· !ice wilt take to the air in the Goodyear blimp begin- ning Friday to inform the public about various local con games , buncos a nd frauds. Most victims of the scam s a r e ~enio r citizens. Ma r in Count y Huma ne Society workers r elease the pa rtially blind goose that was taken into custody after he r mate was killed and barbecued. The widowed goose joined two gande rs and a gosling t hat appeared on her hom e beach nea r Tiburon. and officials hoped s he wou ld Ii vc happily with her new found friends Control came al 6 p.m. Wed· nesday, he said. The Almond fire in the high desert nt Red Mountain was con tamed at 9,500 acres Wednesday wllh control ex~cted by 4 p.m. today. f'erguson said A force o( 150 firefighters re· -Some 90 fi refi ghters were battling a 900-acre brush fi rt> that was 80 percent contained. a b out 25 mil e s e as t o f Porterville. CDF s pokeswoman Stefanie Thomas said full con· tainment was expected by 8 a m today. THE BLAZE. CALLED the Cain Springs fire. was caused by lightning, she said. No m1unes have been reported. State fi re crews were be ing aid ed by In R1vers1de County, a fire at Anza burned 600 acres before h;ird rainfall Tuesday led to full control Wednesday. F1 rt>f1ghters contained a fire in San Timoteo Canyon south of Hl'dlands in Sa n Bernardino The blimp will fl y over S outh e rn Califo rni a through Augus t. flashing messages on how to obtain fi1ms and speakers who can explain the va r ious schemes and who to con - tact if approached by a con m an, a ~pokesman ~aid. Home Savings and Loan Asc;n. 1s underwn tmg the cost of the progra m Garlic Farms Get Union GILROY <AP> -Field.., of garlic rr pe fo r ha r vest rem ained without worhrs today as a s trike by garlic pickers continued. wh1lt: the Unit ed Farm Worke rs won union e lN:-tions at two garlic farms. Workers at the Christopher Ranch voted 188·5 Wednesday to have t he U F'W repr1>sent them in negot1allons with ~rowers. and field hands at Bob Fehze Fa rms voted 77-0 for uJllon n ·presentation. The Gil roy region south or San Francisco sup- plies about 90 percent of the nat10n s garlic crop, a bout 15 milllon pounds annually. About 1,200 ga r lic pickers walked orf their jobs July 21 and the s trike spread to about 800 workers har vP.sti11g othe r crops this week ",....11.,inlu-I Df#td#.~d Parol~ FRONTERA CAP J A parole hoard, saying Patricia Krenwinkcl "as "extremely cctllous" to human suffering. has re· ( -0 J fust·d for J third t im P to ."tTATE f r 1· 1· 1 h l' t' o n' i t, e d --------murdt•n·r . d d1sC'1ple or Ch aril~ Manson T h e board Wcdn t.·.,day r t•JeC'l t:d M1..,., Krenwinkel's contention that ~he "as a conru ed product or t he l~ PCB Confahaer-'J f 'nauad OAK ERSFIEL D IAP) PlH'1f1c Gas & Elec- t ric Co. will prepare a pl<.in to (')c·an uo a company work yard here because 10 capJC1tors containing the suspected carcino~t:n PCB Y.t're fo und bun ed on the site Tht> capa citors wNe d1scoven•d shortly after company crews began digging ... a mple trenches t hrough a landfill area more than half the size of a football field Wednes d ay Shipyard tt't)rker~ ~-rik.- LOS ANGELES IAP ) A strike by somc.3.700 Todd Shlpyards Corp. employee.., seeking higher pay a nd free asbestos d1 sea&e tests has halted a lmos t a ll act ivity at the yard. a l'Ompany official s ays Todd's indust rial relations director. J ohn O'Hara, said talks between Local 9 of the In· dustrial Union of Ma n ne and Ship Builders of Am e rica and the shipya rd re mained stalled Wednesday, the third day of lhe ~tn ke. Air Co111putrr f'ai111 :\gain F REMONT <AP> -The F'edl•ral Av iation Ad· ministration computc·r that c·ontrols air traffic ove r Northern California <.ind Nevada briefl y failed again Wednesday, an FAA ~pokesman said Roger J ohnson said the computer was down for 10 minutes, from 12· 33 a.m. to 12:43 a .m .. and t he malfimctJon caused "httle or no impact" on fhg hts ln the area served by the Fre mont cente r. Deserts Bracing For More Stonns By The Associated Press Southern California desert areas and parts of Arizona braced for more thunderstor ms and high winds today after lightning killed an off-duty sheriff's de puty in Needles and six incbes of rain fe ll on Parker . Ariz. San Bernardino County deputy Michael Sam· pie 22. was killed instantly by lightning Wednesday while water -skiing on the Colorado River io Needles. He died at the outset of a furious storm that brought winds of up to 80 mph, knocked down more th.n 50 telephone poles and for ced the closure or Hlshway 95 between Needles and Blythe. Heavy rains also fell in Las Veaas and at BouJder Cily in Nevada. Tbe result of that moisture and the desert beat has been felt in the form of thundershowers and li1btning strikes during the week that have touched off numerous brushfires. • I e believe that ba holdups are a crime. You've eaten away half your lunch hour being held up at the bank. A You've left the car running at the curb only to find a crowd parked at the teller line. You've rushed to get money before 5: 00 and got caught in the rush hour ... in your bank lobby. Imperial believes that's a crime! At our offices throughout California, we've come down hard on time-robbing incon-. veruences. That's why at some locations we open express lanes at peak hours. We keep most offices open on Saturdays . We have ample parking outside . And we've got people wh o are fri endly, but stay fast and efficient. Imperial has many ways to help you save. Not onlv money (pa ssbooks and · · certificates that pay higher dividends than any bank), but minutes too . So if the slow ins and outs of bank- mg are holding you up, there's a quick alternative. It's Imperial Savings, for people on the move. hnpe!!!'8 00§!vings eo.ta MeN, South CO.•t Plaa Town Center 3310 Bristol Street (714) 540-7591 Newport BMch 3366 Via Lido (714) 673-3130 Newport Center 550 Newport C'.enter Drive (714) 644-1461 \ , 1 .,,. o'•"oeeoa .. oa.1yP1to• Editorial Page ....................................................... ••• Thuradey. July 31, 1980 Ro~t N. Weed/PubllSher' Thomas Keevll /Editor Ba,,,.,.a KrelblchlEdltorlai Pae-Editor Trash Agreement Skipped Bidding Tht-1ty of Huntington Beach and th Rainbow OU>~I Company go back a tc:in. way tog lher. ~ C<>m.,any ha bee1 handlioa city lruh coll uon M·rvace 1nre lee:8 and the ~taU005hlp W'lll contlnut" at leust until I lnd ~· 1bly 10 yea~ after that becau 1• of .1dron Luken th1 wct•k. Th"t '' becou.~l~ lht' rll v opprovl'd a nt-w 10 yt•ar l' C'IU!>IH' tontract -.uh thr Huntrnato n Hc.>orh based l'ompNny \\alh an option to ~n(·~· tht! pact for n ..1dd1t1onaJ lO > l'U~. fbmbvw ha~ "' f:ood rerord of ervlce o l"r tht-years .ind offll·ml:-. M't>med unx1ou:-. to ronUnut· tht-rt>laUon.s hlp .. u t ht>~ cfJdn't t!Vl'n op.•n lht• "ork to b1dd1n1it from other t•ompwut.•!, 'fhe t.>~prt''i~1on or loy,1lty m a. be laudable but It ~ t:ur1ous th.it ('ltY oHH·wb '4-0Uld overlook the possible ,,,v 1ni.::-. ol mun~> t o rt>~ldt!nlb throu~h compt!llth•ti h1ddmg. Undt.•r nt.•\\ te rm::.. the c·o t of p1ekup~ ha~ rbmbt.·d from ~ 77 lo SJ.OS p~r month Jn all. the <'llY will puy .,i bout SJ.G m1Jhon annuoll y from the gen~r&l fund. The <0om1,imy albo hub bt.>cn granted an l'Xdus1vt· <·ontract fo r ~ulhcrin~ trash at t•ornrncrcial placC'~ Dt.·:,p1te Rainbow's good rerord. an open bidding procesb should h.ive been u~t'd Other compunies should h~tve been g1wo the chance to heat the pnc•t• It 1s lanU'nt<Jblc tha t this pob:;,1b1hly now appan·ntly has been fo1 cdo:,cd for another 10 yeur:,. Neighborhood Problem Fountain Va lley city offlcials have r C'Sorted to unusual m ethods to que ll u dist\.lrbance m ;i n •:;,idenll<1I ndghborhood on San Carlos Street. The problem a rose when r esidents compla med 01 <.11leged ha r assme nt fro m several young m e n who rented the house from a n absentee landlord. R es ide nts c laimed that they were intimidated. t hr e<.ilent•d and f cCJrful. They said they f clt like prisoners rn their own hom<.•s. Police s l<.•µped up patrols but thei r efforts, they said . "(•re hampered when they were unable to witness the <.t ll~gcd int:1dC'nts. In other cases the offenses were not s ubs tWltial enough to merit arrests. they said. The <·ity s ubseq ue ntly went to court to get a t(·mporary rl·~trarnmJ;! order lo prohibit such activities The m l'lh<>d 1~ unusual but so far has been effective. :.Jy the olf1<.·1:.ib Prohl<'m~ ">uc·h a.., thcs<.· <IPPl'<.ir to ht' becoming more "ommorl '11 .... ll·<aclers would do well lo look into <lllli-no1'<' orcl1n.rnc·t•.., or .... 1milur m eas ures to contro} l)UCh 1101sam·t·~ lw lor1· I h<'.V t•:-;t·c.ilal<.' Changes in Order The Huntington Beach City Council has taken a<·tions l o mod.Lfy two existing ordinances that were ObJectionable for sepa rate reaso ns. One of the regula tions , dealin g with~ the kct:ping of pets other than dogs and cats at private re~idences. a ppears to ~ too s trict. The othe r ordinance, having to do with bingo operations by non-profit organizations. was too fl exible and offered loopholes that might open the door to big-time h mgo operator~ in the city In the first case, offi ciab a rc planning lo re write <1rdmanccs that c urrently bar rabbits, geese, chicke ns and other JPl:-. at rc5ide nccs Th<' action tame after the city had ordered a resident lo gel nd of his lwo pet rabbits that he ke pt in a cage in h1i:. fro nt yartl orr.c1als ~ay they are planning changes that would a llow animuh al ho me s as long us they arc persona l pets and don't thn:at<.•n lhe comfort or welfare of neighbors . Th<· onhnancc rej!ulating bingo games previous ly did not go far t•nouJ.!h. Games would have been allowed seven 11 m es a wel·k. p<>ss1bly opening t he door to excesses that have b<:en r1•r><lrt<•d in oth~r parts or Orange County. Garn(·~ now v.111 uc limited to once a week for each hl·cn~etl operator. In the ~rand :-<'heme of things these an!n't the two mo~t 1mpor t1Jnl o rdinance ~ in the world. but for rnd1vidual reasons lh(~Y are significant. • Opinions expressed 1n 1he space above are those ot lhe Daily Ptlol Ot her views expressed on this page are lhose ol 1he1r authors and drt1sts. Reader comment is 1nv11ed Address The Oatly Pilot. P.O. Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Phone (7 14) 642·4321 Boyd/ F ortwies By L.M. BOYD Question arises as to which has produced the largesl mdiv1dual fortunes -gold: oil or canned soup. That c·:inned soup <-omes into the dii;cussion because one man buLlt a fortWle on it. leaving S200 mJllion, even more than .J.P. Morgan left . Fortunes or l[1te1 however, have been founded not so much on what's under the ground as on it. r eal estate. And in particular, m ost of the nation's lady millionaires hav e built their w ealth through land transactions. Client asks wha t book bu Dear Gloomy Gus Government study forecasts gloom and doom for us In the 21st century a nd at the same time scientists predict we'll bav. an averaae Ute span ol-. years. Hope ooe of the two forecasts la wrong. D.M. Ga .. mr Ottt <--'• -~ M•tt•• •r r .... r, ... ff ,.., ~·.......,e! .......... .. z=r.':.~'=l" ..... .. -- made the most money. "The Wind of War" by Herman Wouk meriLs that distinction. It 's a s tory about the beginnings of World War II. ABC-TV paid S2S million for 1t. I'm told Q. What do you know about the game of squash? A. Only tbat the world's best players or same Uve in Pakistan. You know Vic Tayback, the !ellow who plays Mel on tbe "All ee" TV show? He was a "Kelly Girl" for three years, se nt out bJ that temporary-help company as a subldtute bank teller. Q. What proportloo of tM school desu have the arma attached to the left aides? A. 11 pertent. Because 11 perctnt of tbe 1t.udenta are lefl·banded. Q . Wbat are the most popular names amon1 Idell just enterlDI 1cbool Dest Fall? A. Amoq bo)'I, In order: Mlcu.&. ,..., l9d Matdlnr. Amoa1 alrll, la order: Jenalfer, Allq _. Sarah. " ' -...._,._,_ ----._._. Rowland Evan&/ Robert Novak Some See Tax Fe11er Cooling WAStllNGTON -Whlle R~pubhca.ns wrre performma ln Uelro1t, D~mocnt.3 scattered 11round lht.' res\ <>f' lh country wf'r" coining tu u Catef ul de· t.'111100 that hands tht> tn·cutun.: 1.11~ue to Roo uld Rcaf(l.ln Th~ :.urvr~:.t• (1ndln.r by Dl•moeratJc luwmakers. testing \ O t ,. r .. ,, n I 1 m ,. n t b.tdt h ome during tht> h r I l' r cnngress1unnl l'\'CClS • t •l X• 1.·1.11 tever 1:- down. not up In fact , n·turnang to Wus h1n gto n Julv 21, they r eported their constituent~ m·v\'r had been mtt'rested in the I< ·mp·Roth l3x r edurtion ball. Thal m essaRc was mos t joyoui.ly ~ct•1n•d in the Oval Of- f1 n·. \o\ht•re PrC'!4tdf:'nt Carter and ha!> udviser:-felt touched bv ht'<l vt-n·M·nt tidmJ?S. They had dreaded lht• return of Congress. panting with tax <'Ut demanru.. Jn:\h•ad. Dt•mocrats al the While llousl' and Congress arl' an rarl· Mailbox ufl iaon lhllt wx reduction s hould b postponed until arter the elecllon. Thws. party hnea on tax rcducUoo arc clearly drawn for November. THERE MIGfrr yet be pre· election t<tx cut..s if one highly· mOuentlal Democratic dissenter -Sen. Russell 8 . Long, chaarmW> or the Senate Finance CommJttee -geLc; his way. But a tax bill pushed through by Long and Repubhcan senators (even ir reluctantly signed by t he president) will not alter the clear partisan choice on tax reduction. Tha t may we ll r e fl ect a m ass 1ve mic;reading of the publi c mood. if expert poUsters arc> correct. It could be a fatal error in Carter's s trategy to keep beleagu.-.red blue-collar workers from JO•nin g the Reagan c ru s ade . Th e Democrat:. arc gambling that the autoworker. oppressed by inflat1on and fearful or losing his JOb, 1s not interested 1n an S800 tax cut Tha l i s prec i s e l y the impression veteran OemocratJc JH1llt1l'1<1ns. udept :Jt wanning e lec tlons. brought back to W a1 h t ngton . R e p . J o hn Brademaa. the ahrewd House majority whip. told us that his South Bend. Ind.. businessmen and workingmen alike, victimized by anllalion, want no part of Kemp-Roth <cutting income t.axea 10 percent a year for three years>. OLD·FASHIONED liberal Brademas mi&ht be accused or pro-taxation bias, but not Rep. James Jones. the leading De mocratic tax-culler in the House. He reported findfogs 1dent1cal Lo Brademas. both in his conservative Tulsa. Okla., district and on a spealung trip to South Dakota. No wonder, then, that t ax fever on Capit o l H il l has s ubs ided . much l o Carter's comfort. While pre !>idenlial u1des a month ago worned that Ca rter couJd not catch up w11.h k eagan on this issue. they are now convinced the Republicans have hung an albatross around the ir necks. Jnd~ed, Cart e r 'lrateg i ~t s are urging De mocratic polill<'1ans to call it HNgan·Kemp.Roth, hnkin1ot lhe popular presidential eandidate with • i>upposedly unpopular noUoo. · But is it that unpopular! One p realigioua pollster recently took a secret n•llon•I poll that indicates voters are aching for tax cuts. but are troubled by two factors: First , they have beeo so mis led by the poUUciana that they no longer believe promilel they hear; second, they are IO concerned by. runaway federal s pending that they give the priority to budget balancing over tax cutting. BVT VOTERS aetually cannot c hoose between Ca rter's balanced budget ;,nd Reagan•• tax cut. Whether or not taxes are reduced, the budget will be rar out of balanco -a fact c learly understood by voters <nearly S-to·l in the secret national poll>. What's m ore. 40 percent of these voters think the budget can be balanced by Kr eate r bus 1ne11s a c tivity induced by ln . Oemocrats may b e s o lnflu~nced by their nostalgia for tht• days when low·bracket lax culling WJ" the name of the J:J rlle lhat they art-misjudging lht' puhlac rnood. In a July 20 nrt1clc for the New York Times. Car t e r campai~n cha1rman Hobert Strauss nolcc1 that the taxpJVf:r tn th~ $6,700-to·SIO.OOO t>rJt'kd woold rrcc1ve a mere ~1 20 IJx t•ut But the great c·lcctwn chos1' of 1!)80 1s not for tht.-se lowc'>l income tJXp<tycr... ™'lonous n()n vt)krs who vow D1·mocrauc 1f they vote at all. ThP quarry 1s that autoworker who now t!c or r1 ..,1n ~ ta-c1•.., In 1!179, a n 1•:.t1mJ\l'O 3>i million Amen cans J).tHI lJX1"; on income over ~I S.MO. of 1,4·hom 27 milhon r••1)llrt•'<t over SC!0,000 For the S2[, l>fl'I dUlllWOrkl r Wit h 3 Wife Jnd t"'o thaldrcn. the lturd year ~ t 1 x ~ ,1 v 1 n g s o r It c a g a n . Kepmp.f<oth wQuld be a tidy S8/)'j Airport Competition Benefits Travelers To the Editor: Airline dcreg ulat1011 . which was enacted over a yeur ago, was s upposed t o inc reas e compet ition a nd keep fa r es down by allowing <1ny U.S. air· line to operate from any U.S. airport it des1r(As. So far in most cases de· regulation has met its goals. but definite l y n ot al Oran~e County's .John Wayne Airport where the Orange County Board o f S up e rvi s or '> and Air Cahfomia are bound to maintain a monopoly for that carrier in many markets from Orange County Airport. Air Cahforn1a \\as a strong s upporter or de reg ulation lcg1s lat1on. and since its passage has taken advantage oC it by adding many new routes. while <fl the same tame has dug up any possi b le excu se t o k eep eom pel1t1 on out of Or ange Co unt y. Thi s ~h ows Air Cahforrua as onl y looking out for its own i.,terests . As u re s u lt of this total dis r egard for the traveling public Ul Orange County on lh\' part or Air California and the county Board or Supervisors. the standard air fare from Orange County to San f'rancisco (an Air California monopol• 1s $60. However. jus t 40 mffes up the San Diego Freeway at LAX where five or s ix carriers fly to San Francisco the fare is 125 to $35 unrestricted. This means a resident of Orange County. if willing to drive to LAX. can save up to S70 oo a round trip to San Francisco. Alr California does have a reduced fare, but with all of Its restrictions. the fare is all but a joke. With a little competition a comparable fare would be available out of Orange County airport. THE FEDEaAL 1overnment ls not happy about this situa\ion ln Orange County, ancl ln fact has this year granted permiss· ion to four new airlines that wilb to start serving John Wayne Airp0rt. However, Air Calilornia and the county Board of Supervtaors have so far been succesa!Ul in keeping th.ii new competltioo out ot the couaty by flllnt laW1ults ud o&bes' delaylnl tacUca. Tbls i1 a real dt11enlce to air travelen la Or1m1• Couty. and not ln beplns with the naa. ot dereaulaUGG. The Oranp County Airport l• a feclerally operated airport, wblcb meUI our tax dollan kHp It open. Tu dollan pay the aalart. ~ tbe toD&rollen bl tbe tower, ad nuany ~ and maiateaaace, ruaway l1~htin~. clcctrcmH' instrument landing '·"'t1.·m:-. und on and on If monopoly ::ur routes are to JH•r :-.1:-.t at Orange County Airport then I do not wash the leder aJ government to spend my tax dollars to fund the airport. The money ean be put to much helle r use elsewhere. Let A.Ir C:ahfonua and lhe county Board of Supervisors fund the airport. I anxious ly welcom e any <·o m men ts from Mr. R . W. C:l 1rrord <Pres ide nt o t Air C<fl1forrua> and'or anyone on the county Roard or Supt>r v1sors JACK TAINTOR .,.,.~~,.,. .4jf"ary To the Editor: I recently ar nvcd safely al my ofhce after. a~ain, taking my life m m y hands m traveling on I nte r s t a t e S in Northern Califorrua and havm~ numerous trucks, logging, refrigeration a nd o ther la rge ve hicles , approach the rear of my car so close that I could count the bugs on the license plate and see the s mile on the truck drive r's face. l have IJstencd to countless complaints from other dnvers s uch as myself and I can only wonder whe re our responsible California H ighway Patrol Department Is hiding whe n these drivers or da ngerous weapons proceed do wn the highway without due regard for the safety or the dnvers of the s lower moving vehicles. Being of the older generation, when we were able to drive 6S miles per hour and the \J'udters still held to a SS mile per hour apeed limit, 1 fall to comprehend how I can now be driving at their old speed and they are per mitted to barrel up behind me, put both lile and Umb in Jeopardy, and continue to s werve in order to pass me at a speed that makes me appear as though 1 am stand.ins still. I have traveled the hi1hways from Northern lo Southern California for many yean and must admit that lt ls a rare OC· c11lon to see a truck driver receiving a citation alon1aide the highway, though the automobt.le driver it teems, ls readily detected by tbe Calllomla Hllbway Patrol. I PEEL TllAT it la time that wti tell O\lt authorities in Sacramento OI' wherever, who run the Caltfomla Hl1bway Patrol. tbat the roads are to be ••de aate for all ol the travelers who UM tboM byways and not Ju1t for the t.rucklnc Industry tbat appean to have little re1anl for the amaller vehlclee usln1 tboM hlpwaya. Hopt'full y. J C a l 1Corn1.1 Highway Patrol oHaccr 1n your <frea will read this letter and perform his duty 10 makan~ Lht• roads safer for all of u". On my nt>xt trip fro m Northe rn to Southern Ca1trom1a l hope to S ('\' at least one truck th<1t t'i dt. .. serving or b~in g c ltPd for s p eeding being g1 veo thJ t c1tat100. Al though my concern is mainly W1th the safely for my family usjnl: our h ighways, I mus t a dmit that I ha ve a problem understand1n~ bow a large r lR ro llin g d own the highway at 70 to 80 main per· hour can be conser ving any or the Ras and oil I.hat this country so much needs to conserve. Per hap!i the trucking industry s hould commen ce to pohc• their own ranks much as other professions aod occupations do:- and lake sanctions aga.mst the repeating offenders. Many ol lhe truckers who used to be the friends of us all on the highways <and still are > are still truclung and maybe they un influence lhe new breed. GENE f1.NK Ffdr• ..... r To the Editor: At the recent Orange County Fair, we have just experienced a ve ry unfair and di.sappoioting situation. OUr son exhibited and put a steer through the school FFA auction, with a considerable loss of income. First of all. the students were given to understand that the price the auctioneers would start at was Sl a pound and certain.ly very UUle profit would be real.lied there. But u the evealng went on, Ute auctioneers were DO longer lryiaf to get Sl but were Mllinl the steers at 80 cents a pound or leas. The youn1 were not ••educated" by tbeir leathers to the fact that ttaey 1hould "scratch" t.belr beef and not even put them tbroucb tbe auctJon when tbey were not even aetti.q a decellt price. 8ut even wone u the evenlq drew to a close and the uafvrWnaw ones who were oo tbe end ot the lilt ol us eMlbitora did DOt set the Ume or attenUon that tbe ftrst OOH tot. They f'Ulbed the bMf and their youa1 esblbltors thfouCb IO fut that IOIDeUIDea there wwe almo.t two .c.en ID the rtnc at the aame time .S not more t.b8n one mln• was apedt on tryt,nc to pt a dffent price for tbe firie beef. WE llEAltD and NW many youn• Idell and thelr paren&a who aaid they would never •lain ,• w J nt t o go through th at t'~IJt.'rl('nt·•'. they felt the1 kids h:id bt~n simply "np~d off." Our son told lht· man in th~ hack writan~ do1o1.n the prices. he ('Oultl not sell under Sl but the .1uct1ont•ers had alrC'ady sold on the f1r-.t offer of 75 cents one Wl'Ond aJtf'r he had gone into the ring We nt•vcr had a chance to i.:et an another offC'r or to take it out ot thl· n n~ in time (which he I ra cd I Of cour :-.e the buyer would not r£-leas e the "cheap beef" and our ~on iouffered a ~rea l loss and e ven greate r dna ppomt menl. It would seem if I IS beef are too many to auction off because of tame. lack or buyers. or lack or s usta ined concern by the auctioneers the young people should be infor med or that fact a nd the unfortunate ooes on the ~nd of the list could withdraw before the auction. NAME WITHHELD . '" WiH IAIW To the Ed.Jtor : R e : Bob Green·~ uUcle. "Draft Resisters," July 24. l do not want our young men to die in another war. bul if we don't keep a full-bodied army. who wilJ protect this country? How can we be so selfish and expect someone else to care ror u~. ThJs is not Vietna m . This Is a tame of total c haos i n the ma1ority of the covemments in tbe world. These countries have been al war Stnce the beginning of time and now they affect the entire globe. ROW LONG can we alt baclt and fulfill our selfish needls. pamper our children, teach them not to respect God, their parents or their country? I pray and hope we •UI not have another war, but it we are not prepared, then we muat expect to lose all we ha•• worked for, lose a future fOI' GUI' children and lose hope not on1.y for a free world but for a lviq world. Let us not lte the ag~reMOn. but do let us be defensive. I worry about our future when a seUisb people do not want to def end the rights they hold IO dear or when a confused government cannot beglD to bu.lid M army wltt\C>Ut belnl let back becaus e or "womea•1 l11ue$." D.BONHAJI • n. .................... ~ .. -. ...,.._~'--....... ..._ le18flteNl ..... R4lllW, ... l .. ,()IMI ..... ca •..-.~,_......., tr1.._ ................................... ............. ______ _ . .......... _, ............. -<Jr<----. ~ I 1 1 NATION Hoffa Still a Mystery Labor Chief Yanilhed 5 Years A.go DETROIT (AP> -n~ YMn a 10. Jimmy Horra vanished aft• *vln& a aubur~n Detroit rftla....,t. and uu" ~aan ~ ot the Jl'BI '1 moll famous un · IOlved l'Ut'S And whUCI the 1ovemmf'ftt'1 atratesY to uare the p~umed kill•t11 rl U.. former Tum e.n bou ..._, worbd. author1tJe1 hn•'t c:lt.aACecl their theory on who le behind Horr a 's disap- pearance. THEY BSUSVE Ht; wa t.M tar1et lD a contrad murder ar ranaed b y or1anhed crime bo&ses to proteet what federal 1nvesti1ators say are ton1- standin1 business arranaemenu with the Teamsters. "We're no moN hopeful now than we were two years ago ... says 0 . Franklin Lowie, head o/ the Detro6t FBI office. "We're no more pessimistic either The case is open but unsoJved We're still working on at." Among the government's ef- fo rts to s olve the highly publicized case was a barrage or cr iminal prosecutions in the hope ol persuading a suspect to trade testimony for a light sen- tence and protective custody. FOUR REPUTED underworld figures and their associates were convicted of a dozen cr imes, but the FBI bas been un- able to implicate them in the disappearance of Hoffa. who at the time of his disappearance was planning a campaign to oust Frank Fitzsimmons as president of the nation's largest labor un- ion. Judges meted more than 80 years in sentences including one of life imprisonment, but most or the suspected Hoffa case figures are eligible for parole in a few years. All are appealing their convirtions, a few are free on bond and one has served his sen· lence. "My family has been through a lot. l 've gone through a JIMMY HOFFA Case Unsolved lot . I'm tired." i,ays Charles O'Brien. 45. of Hallandale. f'la O'Brien. who says he 1::. llof fa's foster son. served 10 months in prison last year for accepting a car from an auto dealer dunng a union organizing drive and for makmg a false statt-ment on a bank loan application lie'::. back on the payroll as an organizer for the Southern Conference of Teamsters THE DAY HOFFA disap- peared, O'Brien was driving the car the FBl believe::. was used m the abduction Hair like Hoffa's was found in the car O'Brien grew up in the Hoffa household. but shortlv before the disappearance, he had a falling out with Hoffa. O'Brien says he knows nothing of the dis ap- pearance. Hoffa was last seen ~etting m a car with several men outside the Machus Red Fox Restaurant in Bloomfield Towns hip. FBI agents belleve former New Jersey Teamsters boss An· thony Provenzano, 63. wanted Hoffa out of the way and reputed New Service! Starts A~st 1. ( Subject to government approval. northeaal Penaa1lvanla crime bou Runell 8ulallno, 71. 1p. ~roved a kllUng • ePVTED DETaOIT Un· derworld fi g ure Anthon y Cl1ealone and his brother Vlto. rt;deral agent• believe, lured thtt tr fne nd Horra t o the rtii&taurant on the pretext ol set· tllna fU\ old feud between Holfa und Proveruano. Provemano, Bufalino, and the Giacalone brothers are all serv- ing J1U terms. convicted or t·har1e1 unrelated to the Holf 1 l'ase Proveniano's co ntrol of Teamsters LocaJ 560 In Union Ci· lJt , N J ., made him one or the most powerful labor bosses on the East Coast and Hoffa needed hls support for a comeback, agents say. Federal investigators say that in a police lineup five months after Hoffa disappeared. a wit· ness tentatively ide ntified a Provenzano associate as one of the men with Hoffa outside the res taura nt. The man was gunned down two years ago in New York's Little Italy in what authorities say was a "mob h.it." THE FBI COMPILED a list of a half-dozen likely burial sites. all with connections to or ganized crime and with.in minutes of the restaurant. Last year . it was re- ported that an informant said Hoffa was s lain in Detroit, dis· membered in New Jersey and buried in a Florida swamp. Meanwh.ile , little has changed 1n the Teamsters since Hoffa disappeared. Fitzsimmons is 72 and batUlng cancer. but he vows to seek a nother five-year term as the Sl56.000.a-year head of the 2.2 mil l ion .m e mber un ion. Congressional critics again are raising questions about the operation of the Fund. Federal investigators s ay the fund acts as a friendly banker to un- derworld figures looking for loans Introducing our new service to Seattle-2 convenient flights every day. The only no-change-of.plane service from Orange County to Seattle! 50% off. Every coach seat. every flight. every day through September 15. All you have ·to do is buy a round-trip ticket! Just call a li'avel Agent. your Corporate liavel Arranger. or Hughes Air.vest: Burbank (213) 247-8333 Orange County (714) 540-2060 Los Angeles (213) 772-5100 Ontario (714) 933-8585 Hughes ._Top •una tn the Welt. -------- Th~. July 31. 19'0 OAIL y PILOT A 1 Top Ladies Kentucky Derby winner Genuine Ri sk . I center , has joined six human counterparts as 1 Harper's Bazaar's top female achievers for 1980. Others inc lude conductor Sarah Caldwell. left. and r\ew York City Council • President Carol BeJlamy. ri2ht. Atomic Bulletin Planning Contest CHlCAGO I AP> The Bulletin of Atomic Scientists 1s sponsoring an esi.ay conte~t on preventing nu clear war for people too young to I rememb<.>r the bombing or l11rosh1ma The S.S.000 contesl b~ the st·1t.1nt1f1(· and public affairs JOurnal °"Ill only consider l''>'>ayi. b) peoplt· born after Aug. 6, 1945 the d:.t.) an American I B-29 dropped :.m atom1l' bomb on H1roi.h1ma, Japan . "We "ant to creak clO a\\ilreness in the younger gC'nerallon." said Tom Haz1nsk1 . th!! Journal's c1 rt'ula\1on manaS?cr · (l' ... not 1n the memorv in most peoplt-undc-r 35 The older generation has had this first hand cxpenencl'. · Damages - Awarded SAN FNCISCO <AP> -A Jury bas awarded $217,000 to a former law school student who sued the school after abe re- ported being sexually assaulted in one or it$ rest rooms. Loretta Siciliano. now a 31-year-old attorney, filed the negligence suit 1 against Hastings College of the Law because she V claimed the school knew t h at p o t e n ti ally • dangerous people were ""wi~ coming into the school building. ------------------AT PETER'S LANDING NEW CABARET LOUNGE Presents Live nter-tainrnent 3 Shows Nightly Tuesday thru Saturday 16360 Poc1t1c Coast Highway Huntington Beach p,~5t>fVl'.)l1".)rlS (213) 592-44?1 Of (714) ~0 139 1 HICK'S MEN'S STORE AUGUST CLEARANCE SALE ST ARTS FRIDAY, AUi. 1st A FINE SELECTION OF QUALITY CLOTHING REDUCED TO PRICES THAT MEAN GREAT SAVINGS SUITS GROUP OF surrs !='pr] ,. Jr-C ..................... --..... HOW t4.75 to I 09.75 GROUPOFSUrTS l\equl>r l 8S ,, ]IC .................. HOWl4t.75tolH.75 IUNGSIUDGISUrTS RMu1t'Jf2t5m10W>CO ................ HOW l'9.7Sto 119.75 AUSTIN IEB> SUrTS RP"l.Jir)r ?•SOO ro 27t. fY •••••••••••••••• HOW 199.75to219.75 HICKEY RtEEMA.,_. SUITS ~ ·-0 'JI 1~0' · 1oc r, ........•••. NOW 269.75 to 309.75 SPORT COATS GROUP OF SPORT COATS ~ N.,, ,.,, !(' 11'°' () .......................... NOW 79.7S GROUP Of SPORT COATS ;• , )' · •' .......................... HOW 19.75 VELOUR COATS r, '1.fo• 1~c. •••••••••••••.•••••••••.•••.•••••••••• HOW '9.75 GROUP OF SPORT COATS r • ., •••.•.•.•• HOW 119.75 to 159.75 SHOES FlORSHEtM SHOES ,..,..,,,, 'doc.• ,.:i r .............................. MOW 39.85 FlORSHEtM SHOES ... J. -,. i2 'I' ·c 7~ '1 .............................. .,_.OW 49.85 SLACKS GROUP OF SLACKS ;: ' "luh• n c;c, •r 1( ............................ MOW 19 .85 DIESS SUCICS ~. ,..,, · 1• <:> ~ • 4c. 1 •••••••••••••••••••••• HOW 23.15 2 ffw 45.00 DRESS SHIRTS ARROW SHORT SLEEVE SHIRTS ~POu101 11 (Y) 'e> 1c, 00 •.••••••••.••••••• MOW 1.85 AllOWLONGSLEEVESHIRTS ~"".Jl;fY c..rr · 1c;ro •••••••••••••.•••••• MOW9.85 GANT & ARROW SHIRTS ~ "<:l, .,, 20 rr ,,. 'J4 •.•.•••.•.•••••••••••••• HOW I I .15 NECKWEAR NECKTIES l<'POv1or ,,.. 12 c,. ................................ 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C'losPd_ ffearf11g ~Court Asked )To Eye Rule · SAN FRANCISCO <AP > -The Oakland Fr1 bune and the East Bay Press CJub have urged :be state's highest tribunaJ to dec ide on the legah- -~ or a J08-year-0ld statute that allows cnmmal de- rrndants to close their preliminary hearings on de- mand · The pelition marks the second time the two ~roups have asked that California Supreme Court .I> consider the closed-hearing ruJe They "''ant the 'ligh rourt to reverse a June 19 ruling by the Court JI Appeal IN THAT RULING, THE appellate court d1s- rtussed an earlier a ppeal, filed 19 months ago, in which the Tribune and the Press Club fought their exclusion from a hearing. The news organizations told the state Supreme Court the dismissal was improper because it de· med their rights or free speech and press without a ~aring Despite more than a year-and-a-half of legal batthnR. the petition said. the issue of whether the i late law conforms to the First Amendment re· mains Wtresolved. JT SAJD AT LEAST l3 courts have ruled on ~he que:,t1on in that period. Seven judges found anguage in the law unconstitutional because it ;hort circuits the public's right of access to ::ourtrooms. while others upheld the law and :Josed the preliminary hearing. Jn the current case, the Oakland Tribune and a press club member wue barred from attending I.he preli minary hearing of David Lee Moore and Kenneth Lynn Moore in Alameda County despite a ~uperior Court ruhng that the closed-hearmg law was invalid The Moore brothers were subsequentJ} con· .victed or a number or felony offenses mcludJng rape. robbery. sodomy, kidnap, theft and murder "11th special circumstances. 1be crime spree was j escribed by law enforcement officials as one of .he biggest in tho county's history. A JURY LATER SENTENCED DAV10 Moore .. q death and his brother Kenneth to hfe tn prison. The petition points to a U S Supreme Court ruling three weeks ago establis hing a f'1rs t oi\me ndment right of the pubbc and media to at- ·~nd cnmmal trials and s aid it is lime for the state Lrl bunal to resolve whether the same right applies to prebmmary hearings. Vallev Slates . ., ~lwppi11g Trip . A s hopping excursion to the Los Angeles gar· ~nl dJstn ct will be sponsored Wednesday by the fountain Valley Parks and Recreation Depart· nient ·: Participants w1ll be t ransported by bus from !.he city's recreation center, 16400 Brookhurst St The ree for the excursion. $9 per person, doesn't c0verlunch : . Shoppers will leave at 9 a m. a nd be returned (q the center at about 3:30 pm. A ma p and guide t.o the shopping district will be provided to part1c1· pants. -Space 1s limited. and advance registration 1s required. To reserve a place. call Sally Franz at ~e recreation center. 839-8611 . ' . Monk Student Seized TOKYO CAP> -A SI-year-old man studying to be a Buddhist monk was arrested on charges of s muggling over a half-ounce of heroin, 22 pistols and more than 1.600 bullets into J apan from the South Pacific island of Saipan. police said. They sajd the articles were found m a sack carried by Sadao Suga when he arrived at the Tokyo airport on his retu'tn from Saipan. where he had gone to collect the ashes or World War II soldiers. Suga told police he was asked to bring in the articles by a gangster in Saipan. Exercise your gray matter everyday. Read the informative, entertaining DAILY PILOT 642-4321 WEEIDAYS 9 TO 9 SAT .• SUN. 9 TO 6 AD GOOD TRRU AUGUST 6 S GALLON PLANTS 4•• S.a9rffn Tama ( wanna hear more ) . Old Gold ( howzzat?). Italian CyprHa ( ataa n ice ) and More. (I had hoped we'd have "Otheni ... ) PERRY'S 4" COLOR They are plants. but the peoples don't lik e to call them that. T hey like "color" better. Okay. Impatiens. Begonia. Z innia. and Others. ( Ahh. those "others .") VILLAGE BLACKSMITH HEDGE SHEAR And to lutep those plants nicely pruned, a wood handle shear. A nice guy by the name of Dick Davia sells ua these. he carries them in the trunk o f hia Studebaker. 3 •• -•5455 MONARCH 2 CU. FT. CEMENT MIXER 17997 1 i HP G.E MOTOR 49. 97 Every h ome ought to have one don't you t hink? (Who buys all these things?) M otor e:atra . but lt is on sale. t oo 48" PLASTIC FEICING 43~.rr. Thia stuff is ~ally tou9h. A.bout the only thin9 about it that ian't ia the price. WOVEN PLANTER BASKET ASSORTMENT 6 .. -7" 77c 9"-10" 1.47 l 1 "-12" 1.97 Put towels 1n t hem. fancy soap. flowers. plants in theu own pou. put one on your head a t the annual office party. lotta us.es. ----------------------------------------------::::--~--------------------------------------1 SENTRY SAFES Get one. today it pays to have a little extra ..curity and the bigc;iiea have 'Jl"e&t fire ratings . . 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Why not enter? Lotta fun, lotta a mail. in coupon. use it for a vise, a wood clamp. a t a ble. to Hfreshiea. hold a fish. to wrap a past_rarni sandwich . CLOSE-OUT DELUXE WALL STRIPPING CENTURY PINE 13. 97 CENTURY CEDAR 18. 97 la~:...-J.~ CLASSIC CEDAR 23. 97 Each pak covers around ... oh ... ah ... er ... umm ... call it 23 sq. feet, give or take a toe. SAFEGUARD WINDSHIELD WASHER FLUID 77!w. The list from the buY9n aaid, "Gallon." You can't even get a gallon of water for 71¢1 Rush in and demand you get the gallon. SHELL FIRE I ICE ALL· SEASON MOTOR OIL ·. /~: lOW -40 74c ~ -• WT. <;rr. Guy calW me today. Said, "Mark (that'• my naJM ). Mark. how do JOU .. u oil eo cheap? ( & ect\&&111 P\&t • C\189 word in tNre too.'' ) What do I know, call the Brooklyn Kid. . D DECORATOR GLAZED CERAMIC WALL TILE S.ne~ 41, ..... , .. 17 CClo-Tone TILE TheH are so good looking. Hard to show anythinq in black and white h ere. You gotta ... the stuff. KRACO PLYWOOD ' . . ' I ' ' ' ' . I I •I ' I I Buy some. I would. but rve already go~ some from la.et year 90~ .. her-. out in the garage. Pl&nned to make 90me cut· outs of Shorty &nd the Chicken for Hallo,....n. 4x8 FT. 3/a INCH SANDED SHOP (NO SNAPPO OR POPPO) TE.AC, it ain't. Mibubiahi. it ain't, but the llOund ain't half bad. H.y. it'• worth a lot inon than we'r-. aeking 80 you won't be no dope buying it. Okay. AUTO STDIO 1997 SUPEI Miii 2597 I· TUCI CASSETTE WITH CAITllDGE PUYD 11m-340 AUTO STOP ooi. 960A -. Irvine ED IT ION VOL 73, NO. 213, 3 SECTIONS, 32 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA ~ ·-··--···-- THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1980 \'our Home•own D•lly Newspaper TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Flood of Refugees Due for County · A bMrinl lnlO d'f~ts of the ID· nux ol tndocbinese refi.tttes on O.IUomia and in particular Oraqe County opened in Santa Ana today with testimony tn· diulin& lb.Mt · -TllB a£nJGt:E population in Orance County. now at 3S.ooo. will increue to •t.ooo by Oc· tober -THE nDDAL assistance granted California lO aid in re. settlement has not increased despite a more than 100 percent mt'rcase in refuaees moving to the state wilhm the past year. -aACIAL TENSIONS are be· mg noticed between Indochinese refugees, blacks and Mexican· Americans, and among the dif. ferent Southeast Asian popula· lion themselves. The hearing, which was to conclude this afternoon, was be· mg conducted by the state Social Services Advisory Board under the ch airmanship o f As · semblyman Herschel Rosenthal, D· Los Angeles Similar hearings have been held in Los Angeles. San Diego nnd San Francisco prior to the preparation of a report on prob· lems created by the massive refugee resettlement within the state. Leading off the testimony was county First District Supervisor Philip Anthony who said that his central Orange County district is absorbing the majority of the lo· dochinese immigrants. Anthony said that estimates show that an additional 14,000 refugees are expected to resettle in Orange County "in a few s hort months." He noted that Orange County. with about one percent of the na· tion's popuJation. has about 10 percent o( the refugee popula· lion. Orange County became a popular location for refugees to resettle because of its proximity to the Camp Pendleton Marine Base which served as a reloca- tion center at the end of the Viet· nam War. Eric Yoder. a r epresentative of Sen . S.l. Hayakawa. d · California. t old the three· me mber board that CalHomia has been tar geted for $1 5.7 million in resettlement as· sistance funds this year . He said that mount ts only about 10 percent higher than last year's figure despite a 109 per· cent increase in the number of refugees within the state . That figure would provide about $140 per person in as- sistance, he said. He said that the senator was taking steps to see that federaJ assistance would be increased. Satoru Suglmura. executive assistant of the Pacific Asian American Center in Santa Ana, said that he has received report.c; of "rumblings" of racial dis· turbances involving Vietnamese refugees, blacks and Mexican. Americans in the Garden Grove area. '·we must take preventive measures.·· he told the board. Billy: 'Never Had Any Cables' Aug.14 'Quiet' Plane Tests Slated By JERRY CLAUSEN Ot-o.ity ~.._.SWfl The "quiet" aircraft that airlines and governme nt of· ficials are piMing their hopes on to reduce jet-noise levels at John Way ne Airport will be dem- onstratedlbereAug.14 Orange County Supervisor Thomas RJley told Costa Mesa Rotary Club members Wednes· day that the flight demonstra· lion is expected to r educe -monitored Jet take-off noise by up to 10 decibels At an earlier speech before the s ame group. Air California p r esident Ro bert Clifford translated those expectations into an example. Clifford said it ls expected to take slx of the new DC-9 Series Reagan Due At lroille's SuimToumey Ronald Reagan plans to attend closing ceremonies Saturday for the U.S. Long Course Swimming C hampionsh ip in Irvine's H eritage Park Aquati c Complex. his press aide said Wednesday Reagan aide J an McCoy said 10 a telephone interview. "He <Reagan> is supposed to be in Irvine Saturday, bl\t all of the details haven't been settled." Irvine Mayor Art Anthony said Reagan advance people and Secret Service men were 1n City Hall Wednesday morning mak· ing arraJlle ments for Reagan's visit "The meet organizers had in· vited President Carter. but be couldn't come because of the 'Billygate' matter, so they de· cided 'what the heck if you can't get a Democrat . ask a Republicaa,' ''Anthony sald. Orange Coast Weat•er MoaUy sunny Friday and continued warm. Lows ton11ht. l5 at the beaches to 7J inland. Hlpa Friday up- per 'IOI to upper 90s IN81R TeD.'l 'W .... • ....,~ .... .....,. a ........ a-....... • .. _. ,........ ..,. .............. ............. M .... =Cllmlt ,.,, • ...... -.a ·--.... ............. ........... ............... --·-.. -----.. 80 aircraft to make the sa me noise as one of his airline's cur· rently nown Boeing 737s. The McDonnell Douglas Corp. DC-9 demonstration has been ar· ra nged by Congressman Robert Badham. R-Newport Beach. A spokeswoman at his local of· fice said county. state and city representatives have been invit· ed to a luncheon at John Wayne to be followed by a takeoff. fly. by and landing demonstration. Air California has order ed four of the new aircraft, which s till have not g ained FAA certification. The first two DC-9-80 aircraft now a re expect- ed to be delivered In January or February. Clifford announced. The planes, he said, will seat between 154 and 162 passengers on nights between Orange Coun· ty and the San Francisco Bay area Boeing 737 aircraft currently flown by the airline seat 119 passengers The new McDonnell Douglas aircraft ordered by Air Cal originally were scheduled for de- li very late this year, Clifford said a week ago. Ra} Towne. s pokesman for McDonnell Douglas in Long Beach where the Air Cal aircraft are under production. blamed the delay on two things. Towne said production has been held up somewhat because of delays in the delivery of parts Secondly, h e sa id , FAA certirication has been delayed because or incidents that took two of three DC·9-80 test aircraft off night-test schedules. A ve r y hard land ing at (See PLANE, Page A2> Market Dips Sharply; Rtdly Stalls NEW YORK <AP> -Stock prices dropped sharply today. stalling a rally that had moved prices to their highest levels ln three years. The Dow Jones average of 30 induatrial stocks fell 11.86 points to 924.32 in the first four hours of trading, as declines outnum· bered advances by a 3-1 margin · in New York Stock Exchange trading. Many stocks were sharply lower. including oil stocks that bad been among the strongest 1n the rally. The drop came despite more tentative si1n1 the rece11lon may be neartna an end. 1bole indications came from reports that reeldential buUdln1 con- tracta roee in June for the flnt time in nine montbl, and that the volume ol help wanted ad- vertisiq roee tbat montb for the lint tlme 1fnee Juuarj. But man1 economl1t1 think the dowaturn wW conUnue at least HYeral months. Tlte oU ltocb weakened on Wedwday aft.er It Wal reported that aome companiet had re· dueed mlde oU prlcn •• a re- 1ult ol wok demand. A number of compan1ff han al10 cut 1UOUM prices. o.lfy ................ BOOOtE BOARDER ADAM RIPLEY, S, KEEPS COOL IN KIO.SIZED SURF He Htt the Beach In Laguna Wedneaday Alt>ng With a Few ThouHnd Other Folks Four Face Burglary Rap In Irvine Irvine police arrested three juveniles and an 18-year-old San Francisco man on b urgla ry ch a r ges Wednes day evening after an 80-minute, helicopter· a ide d search o f the city's Northwood area. Michael Anthony Robertson was booked into Orange County Men's Jail. The other suspects. two girls and one boy, were taken to Orange County Juvenile Hall. according to Sgt. Dick Bowman. He said one girl was from Irvine but was unsure of t.he ex· act ages of the juveniles or where the other girl and boy were from. P olice allege the four burglarized a house on Jackson Street in Northwood. A car belonging to one of them wu found nearby containing alleged· ly stolen silver coins, rines. stereo equipment and clothes. Bowman said. The owner or the house is on vacation, police said. Croivds Flee Heat, Flock to Beaclws Sticky. stale. muggy weather was fo recast to continue today and Friday, as thousands nee to Orange Coast beaches in near · record week day crowds . Lifeguards up and down the Orange Coast reported today some 229.000 jammed their beaches Wednesday from Seal Beach to San Clemente. T emperatures toward the southerly end of the coast were so brutal one San Clemente Junior Ufeguard, aged 13, faint· ed under the blistering sun wtu1e doing warmup calisthenics to go on duty. He was rescued by his mother who was called to take him home for observation. but the boy is all right today. lifeguard supervisors reported. Temperatures in some Orange Coast beach areas hit 85 degrees Thursday, slightly higher than had originally been anticipated but the mercury heated up lO 101 degrees at some points inland and m the south county at Mis· :.aon Viejo. The beaches showed where the inlanders went in what amount- ed to a futile effort to beat Wednesday's heat. Spakesmen for the Air Quality M angement Dis trict in Los Angeles said today that inland Orange County areas wilt have unhealthful air today and likely Friday A first stage smog alert was called Wednesday covering the La Habra region and Santa Ana Canyon. Weather forecasters blame a mass or unstable tropical air that nudged up from the Baja California interior ror current humidity and beat that caused a wild desert storm Wednesday. Southern California Edison Company ofricials today report· ed an all·time record deruand on their system for electricity oc· curred Wednesday as millions tried to keep cool with air condi· lioners. (See HOT, Page AZ) MovlePred•eer Trio Guilty· in Drugs NEW. YORK <AP> -Robert Evans. former head of produc· tion at Paramount Pictures and producer of lbe "Godfather" movl• and other bit films: bLa wealthy builder brother, Cbartel Evans, and another man pleaded 1uUty today to poaeulon ol ftve ounceaol pure cocaine. Tbe cbarae, a mlldemeuor. was made in a criminal lD· formation flied ln U.S. Dtltrtct Court In llMhattan. Tbe doeu- ment allepd tbat tbe cocalDe came from a federal undercover aaent. A lnfclnnatlon ls flied In plee-. bartainld agreements in wbieb the df!fendanta agree to admit the C-... lO avoid indictm..- on me>tt Mrioua charges. Robert Evana. or Beverly Hll11, produced "Love St.orJ" and "Serpico." u well u 0. "Oodladler" movlel and otblr bit filmll. IDa bro&ber and lltcU.I Shure both live in Manhattan. Robert Evans formerly was mar· ried to All MacGraw and Phyllis George. The cbarp ls punishable by up lO a year in Jail and • ..,,000 rine.SentenclnglssetOct. 7. Evans. an independent film producer. and the other two were in the coartbouse when the Information was made knoWll. Tbe third man named was Michael Sbllre. a partner of Charles Ev8111 in a coastnaction firm with offices on Flflb Avenue . Tbe charp qalnst the tine stems from a prior lndlctment of two )'OUftc women allepd to be frtenclt ol the defendantl and wbo aded u ao-bltweeu In tbe drul tnnsactlon. The women wen ldeatlfled as Alana Garcia and Nanc1 • Gallagher, both in their 20s and both Manhattan residents. The women were indicted on charges of conspirin1 lO distribute co· calne and with aidiftl and abet· ting in the distribution of the nve ounces. The indictment •talnst the women cbar1ed that Miss Garcia rontacted an a1ent of the federal Drug Enforcement Ad· mlnistratioo by telepbone May 1 and arnncect ror the purdlaM the rive ounces ol cocaine bJ the Evam brotlten. It wu alleted tbat on the followJnc clay Charles Evus toot delivery of tbe flve ountee ol cocaine, wtlb estimated worth al $15.000, from a federal un· dercover apnt near Ill• otftce al 745 Fifth Ave. and Mias GaJla1ber received one ounee of cocaine from an undercover 8'enl. • Branded liar by Official WASHINGTON <A P> -Ball) Carter, contradicting an account bv a Justice Department of. Cicial. derued today that he had <'Opies of any State Department cables or that his brother. the president, has ever given him any do<.'uments r elating to La by a ·' l have State Department copies of nothing." he said in an Associated Press interview in Americus, Ga. ··Jimmy has not shown me anything." Pre s id e n t Carter acknowledged thro u g h a spokesman Wednesday that he and Billy discussed t he State Department cables. but that he> did not recall sbowing the docu-men~ to Billy. J oel Lis ker. head of the Jus tice Department's roreign agents registration section, told the AP on Wednesday that Billy told him in an interview J an. 16 that the president had given him cables concenung the trips. Lasker also said Billy hed to him about receiving money from the Libyan ~overnment. Asked about L1sker ·s allega t ions today. the p resident ·s brother responded : "Lisker ai. run or s-· ... As ked for comment on Billy's denial llsker would say only .. The record of the interview speaks for itself." At the White House. pres!. !'>ecretary Jody Powell sttid Pres ident Carter canceled a planned Democ ratic fun~ raising trip to Cleveland Mon· day and expect.s to have his writ ten report to Congress on the Billy Carter affair completed that day. Powell said the presi dent "hopefully" a lso will hold a news conference that day to answer questions about the mat- ter. Powell told reporters that While House ofricials did not know of the cables matter until several congressmen who re· viewed FBI reports on Lisker's interview of Billy Carter made• the contents public Wednesday. Lisker said that during the in· terview at Billy Carter's B~ena Vista. Ga .. home, the president's brother saw cables in Lisker's briefcase and said. "Oh. I've got those." Lis ker said he asked Billy Carter who gave them to him an<f that the president's brother responded: "J immy." Beyond any legal questions, <See mu.v. Pa•e AU * * Poll: Carter Not Blamed NEW YORK CAP> - Eighty-two perce nt of Americans polled say "lt is unfair lO blame Presi· dent Carter for the behavior of his brother , Bllly," according to the Louis Harris cqani&ation. The telephone poll of 1,458 ''likely voters" was concluded July 18 to 21 . As ked whether it was unfair l.o blame tbe presi· dent for his brother 's ac- tions. 82 percent agreed, 18 percent disagr~ and 2 percent sald they were un· sure. • • ·' f • 1 ti' IWLV PtlOf ll!!!ft·• f! ... 21ul Violent NfBhl P/,agues Orlando OR '()(). F1a 1 t'1 Slr ""c-rt• quid a1aan toda)' \n a troubh'd IW>'JthburhNd af\tt lM ~ tr111ht n11h1 an wtudt name. ~ rrom flttbl>albf.4 .,.,uldinp. k>ott'~ raced t.hr®&ll :.tor.a and rock!i and boU&M. k'l't pol1 at ba> Pt\11eoe lai Wfd~~ l'Of'dontd o(( 1 UI to 20-tquare bloc.'lc :-t <'lion ol th l toun t or1"'ced tih th" thar11 f'londa r lty lnC"t t.-~ to u1r1·r rJ\·&al \h ,turbant"t"'I ~'l bu_,1nt·' t"• "'''r'• bu~ 111 th\ r:round und f1rem.-n ut 1n~u1!>twd bl It'' ul thr t'c.' <'(twr bu1ldin11) ~\'\•ral i.tor~ -.r r..-loot~. poi11~ :-..-tld { CflccC'n U\ n I ... , i 'A-'epl thn>u&h lht• ;,rta DDd otm hod 1.1bout 30 Pt"\ll'll' U\ an rftnrt lo clur lhe strt.,"t'l llW• llrr-'MI l•Nl•U t :Z...-t111-I I 91f'R lh Ttlt' ~la&~ Pr~u l rl&.11 ' N"\ulutmn r N'!Pm t'\t'<"Uh-tl 11 mort m t-n a l dawn tod., for takm.tt pllrt tn tht' m1hl4Ar} plot tu uvt'r thro" A)"atollah Huhollah Khumt>uu , Tt-bran R.toi110 anooum·f'd Ftf\\.~n other t!X · ttut1ocu (or tlCher <'rlmt" "'t'~ liUllloun~ Ttu> hrou~hl to 36 lht> numbl>r o f alleged plotten. executed since t.ht: ~p1rat"~ 1us d.lst'k.1M' plannt"d to bomb Khomeini's home in northt•m lr an .ind tnt:ll e 9tht>r ~old1ers to rebt>l against the re· riubh can goHrnmt•nt RJIUln" Bfa!lf BrHt>t"*"d \_.l,ar Tnt ~T'Ot'J\.HOl .\1 ::.'h'<ien 1 -\P> Tht• ubser alor} at Hagfon, tnd.t ~ r\>J;:l!oh.>n'd M'll!>m lC 5 ll!OUJ$ that probably OMilnatl'd from .. rn undf'rJ:round nuclear exploe.ion 1n lhe &-mtpa latins k area or thl ::-.(\\Wt l 'nion. offtcrnls said Tht· t•~plosaon , ,.,h1c h me.t.surl' ~ 3 th<' !'ieventh N'J!IStt'~ 1n th(' ScmtpaJatmsk Jrt' .. l tht!'< ~ t'Jr ~00 ffillio11 l .. oan 10 Ch,.,,,., .... Oh 'd \\ . ..\. .... ta~GTO~ 1 AP I -~federal government today gave final approval 10 another $300 m 1lhon in loan guarantees to <'h rv~ler Corp < Re latl'd story. A4 l Tht· .1rtton. affirming a preliminary vote t~en July 15 by tht.• C'h~ ,f<'r Loan Guarantee Board. raises the total of ap- pro' t'd loan gu.irantees to $800 million Congress has authorized SJ 5 h1lhoo m guarantees to keep the nahon's No. 3 automaker in bu<.tn~' l..S. Oppo~" (.' .. \'.. tt'onw11·• .-lt"flon Plan COPE.~HAGEN. Denmark 1AP > -The lS.day U N. Coo· fl'n•n<'t' on Women endc-<l today with the United States voting aJ?am~t 11:. action progr am be<'ause of offending planks pu.shed b~ a nti· b ra£'1 delegates But tht• Americans said overall they \"tC'v. Ni tht> pro~ram with sat.Jsfa cu on <"•>•llWHOIU• Co,,..,. Dou-n MOSC"OW IAP l \"1etnam~e rosmonaut Pha m Tuan. t~e first A 51d.1l m :.pJCt.'. and his Son C'I commande r Viktor Gorbatko n ·tumed to Earth toda) alter u week·long m ission. Tass re- por tt>d CM Lumber Blaze Probed by Experts S) JERRY CLAUSEN Of U. o.<t-, Ptle4 Si.ft (;o:.t a M e!>a ar son 1n ,•t•st1gator.. :.aid today they arc: tollov. mg lt uds in the Wedn~ day monung torching of ABC I.u mber yard al 14-0 E 17th St. Po hc-<· Sgt Bill Bechtel said his agency ha:. "a couple of su..., pt-CL'>" rn mind, but re fust.'<f 10 1•laboral t· "I can :.ay that then : wa:, sw. p1c1ou:. act 1v1ly around the two· 'lory <hardv.ar e :.ale~) build.Ing )Ui.t prior to the• f1rt:, accordmg to w1tnessc-::.." ~chtcl added fire department investigator Tom MacDuff tnda catcd th<1t hi:. flwn 10\'est1~at1on 1s leading 1n a lltffer enl d.Jrect1on. He also was tight hpped about details. F are offic ials s a id e a rly Wt:dnesday that the blaze which :.hot flames some 80 feet mto the uir al a bout 2:20 a.m. was de· h berately set in a number of locations at the lumber yard. .. I <'an 't tell you anything right no'tft'. I'm sorry to say," MacDuff .. aid. "Anything I would say t.'OUld JUSt k11l 1t for US "\\t· h;ive no do ubt t hat .,om <'hodY !><'t lhl' fi re. but as for v. ho. r ve got ~1 couple of po:.sible lc:ia!-,and that's all ·· a fter lhey were told of the blue. ~t r.. Moore -said this morning that the bl.15mess was insured. '"but not for the daily loss of hu!>inl~.., wt• fare or the blood. :. .... eat and tear::. we 've put into II .. Fm.: officials est1matl'd that Sl00.000 in buildings were lost in tht-blaze An add1t1onal SS00.000 1n me rc han d1 ~c. inc luding lumbt.'r , paint, hardwar e and other materials. we re lost. they 1·~t1m ated . Asked 1f ~he or her husband ha\'C any idea v.ho might have s t a rted the fire. Mrs . Moore answered. "Absolutely none." She ~cud that all em ployees who have left the hrm have left on good terms and that the COU· pie can think of no one who would seek revenge She said she isn't s ure just how much insurance was ca r· n cd on the property "Unfortunately. all of our rec· ords burned up with the build· ing," Mrs. Moore noted. She said she and he r husband own the business along with co· partne r Paul Setzer of Orange . ··we want to re-open as soon as possible," she said, noting, however, that cleanup opera· ttons in the debris ·filled yard can't begin until insurance in· vestigators are finished there. • Blaze Destroys Casino ('RYSTAL BAY. N~v. CAP) - fm• 1toWt.'f>l lhn>uch Jlm Kelley's Ta hoe Nuuei culno today, dettl"O)'\nl t.be &op floor of tho l wo ator y structure • nd e lt· 1t•n1toi vcly damaging the hrst· Cloor t·~:11no N~arly two hours alter the fm1l alarm. firefighters from thrtt dt-partments still were try. 1n.: to bnng the names unc:kr l'ontr~ N uggct ge ne ral m a nage r Ad um Mthonberger s aid the !lre JPPIJrt'ntly brok e out on the i.~t'ond floor in the em ployee Uv- 1 ng quarters He s aid the downstairs was easily evacuated 3f\er \he fitt began and be as- :.umed that club empk>yttS who use \he upstairs rooms also got out safely. A witnes s s aid the entare :.et'ond floor was engulfed In fla mes ,.,thin one hour after lh(! fire broke out and name:. were :-hootmg through the roof l k ~a id the fire s cemed lo tx-wori\ mg 11:-way down to the fi rst· fl oor t•asino. A woman at the adJacrnt Crystal Bay Club said the ~ug gl'I "as "on 11!:. way to bum1ng to tht' ground ... The dis patc her a t Incl ine Vlllage said the fire was report- ed at 8: 15 a.m. and still was out of control at 10. She said there had been some rescues. but no reports of lnjuries. Dense smoke and lntenae beat from \he burning bu.ilding were hampering eCforts to bring the n re under cootrol. The wood structure was one or the smaller and oldt>r ca sinos at the north :.ho re. M1ltonberge r s aid the bar and casino area cover ed aboot 3,000 square feet. The building was about 40 years old. The dispatcher said all tmits from Tahoe City. Kings Beach and Incline Village were at the scene and traffic was being re- routed from Nevada 28 at the sc-ene of the fire. just east oC the Nevada state hne. Fro• Page Al HOT .•• A s urvey of local beaches ln· dicaled sweltering inland vis· itors were at least helping to conserve lifeguards' energy by not getting into trouble in the water H o w e v e9r , I I f e g u a r d s acknov.1edged. the blue Pac1f1t' was doing 1ts part too. ~mce at times it was glassy and placid. almost like a lake with lapping wa ves averaging only one to two fc.~t Newport Beach hfe~uards re· ported at least one record wa:. s e t Wednes day from West ~ewport to the sands of Corona de l Mac Oespile a whopping crowd of 85,000 beach visitors there was only one rescue made. they said. Upcoast at Seal Beach. the visiting throng numbered 12.000. which is almo6l packed for the s hort stretch between the San Gabriel JUver jetty and the Seal Beach Naval Weapons Station's Anaheim Bay jetty. Huntington City Beach Lifeguard U . Bill Richardson said his men watched over 4.2,000 batheni and s unlovers, some JS.000 more than normally show up on a summer weekday. Chilly water t emperatures running at 60 degrees kept a few bathers out of the water but there were no major rescues among the crowds of swimmeni .ind surfers. The tnfrrno that ~Jv. al! of Co:.ta Me:.a 's fi re equipm ent n ·bpondang ea rly Wednesday J nd drew equipment from nei g hboring Santa Ana and ~ewport Beach could be seen from as far away as Corona del Mar Lumbe r ya rd ow n er manager James MOON! and h..is wife, Audrey. saw the fire from their home in the Bluffs area Newport 'Y' Faces $20,000 Deficit DAILY PILOT ,,, CJ,..,.-(oe\4 O•t• P.40' ""''~ -"""'"' ·~ \''t.-l'"O•,.... lf'll "-4 ·~ p,,_..~ •\ O\fo4•'-N a b• t"-~~~\ ~~~~~.:~~.:\ •Qt <• •• flrlrrllfw t-t .. WOi1tt 6'«" ~~~ ft• A(" .. ownf111,, V•fhy ll•iftf', f,.40U"t &••" ~(M\t A ~ '•f'IOl"liif',..., ,, ~C>I· .N'(J s.tf+l'Ooll ... #'ICS ~.~ ,,,.,. "'""'Oft ~Ott\flt•M 114~' 'tt• UQ ltllt\> .. I b4, \ftdt P 0 \t'" t)tO C.O\W Mf'Mt (•ft'Ofr.t4 tJt1\ . ._. .. _ .... \~ ..... ~ ........ , .... ~ y~.,.,.,.,_..,"'•-.ctCait,..,.,~ ~\·-· Loo•o- T-~ & -... -·~t•• ~-.. L-. ..... ~ __.. l.,.too •• By STEVE MARBLE Of .... '*"' ..... $\8fl A sharp slip in adult mem· bersh1ps ia giving Orange Coast YMCA officials headaches as they stare at a $20,000 hole in their working budget. Jim deBoom, director of the YMCA, said in order t.o pull Uae Y out ol its sudden tailspin, one branch facility, has beft doeed and several employees lakl off. Other staff members, he slresaed, a.i.o face the ax as do a number al scheduled fall pro- grams. "Tbb ia pcMotially one ol the most Hrioul threata we've ever faced,·• deBoom said. He explained tbe money crunch la due to a 23 percent drof ln adult membersblpt as wel as a decline lD coatl'lbu· Uolll. YOUU. mroUment, howevw. II up 11 peremt, but deBoom NkS the YMCA 1penda mon oa cbUd 1&1P8ntlklll tha It ~·~ la youth member9blpa. ''It COit& ua abcMlt S50 more per child enrolled as a Y member dam wllat we take In." De deBoom said. "Tbe dlr· ference ii offset by contributions a nd the sale of adult mem- bershi115." The income generated by e nrolling 100 children. he ex. plained, is around $2,SOO while enroUinl 100 adults provides an income of $13..500. DeBoom blames the enroll· ment drop on economics. He said a check wtth persons not re· newln& their membenhipa re- vealed that many said that money ii simply too tlgbt. PollUcs also ls at f a\llt. he said. ··A lot ot J>eOP4e are 1Jvtnc their money to presldent.lal can· didatet inaCad ol the Y. This happens every four yean. of coune. but lt'• wone Ul1I year." He laid tbe WMt Newport Yll· CA branch on Cout HiPWlY waa cloled 1Mt moac.b. Tbat dty bulldma no,, ........ aMd by tM l"rteedl of UM Ubrary. "We're f\lltlWac the cbuita· ble purpo1e ol the YMCA, MrV· ln~wt&la cbaract.-ele-v• amaanclwe'relol· llll ow , "cleBoom said. Re Mid he lllteadl to alt tlOt and bope for • cbanse ln t.6at lttnd. EXPECTING FREEDOM Or. MacDonald Attorney~ Seek Release Of MacDonald By llOBERT BA&KElt °' .. o.lfy ,..... $Ufl Atlomeys were e xpected to rile leg al pape r s today In Richmond, Va . that they hope will lead to early freedom for Huntington Beach phys ician Jef. frey M acDonald f r o m t he Federal Correctional Institute at TermmaJ Island MacDonald 1s servmg lhrN> life sent.ences followmg h is con· vicUon last summer of murdC'r - ing his wife a nd two young daughter.> m Fort Bra gg. :\ C , in 1970. M acOonald's conviction was reve r sed Wedn esd ay b y a federal appeals court on grounds he was denied a s peedy tn&I The federal court in Richmond did not deal with the question of his guilt or innocence. Lawyers in Raleigh s aid today they hope the 36-year·old physi- cian will be released soon on bail pending p<>Ss1ble appedl b) the govemm('nl. "But we don't L·xpcct him to be freed imminently becauM: these court matte~ take time.·· .,aid lcg~d ,1..,!i 1~t:.1nt .\'ancv Jone~ · .\1 <id)on:ild wa.<, reported to be elated ove r thl' verdict but ha~ dt-clmed 1nterv1cw:. "He told us hr wa nts t o get out or here and i::o h<>mc ii~ M>On ~ po!>stblc." s<11d Don Butt:,. an a:.- :-.1stant to th(' warden Butts ::.aid ~tac Doni:t ld ha:. been !><>mewhat of a loner who has kept a low.profil e while. an tnmale. "lie Jogs and play:. ll'nms and does h.ts work consc1ent1ous1y. · Butts reported M acDonald has been m cha rge of the prison training office where he does cler1cal work MacDonald was not allowed to serve on the prison 's med.le al sta ff bttause of a pr ison pohcy of not per mitting mmat<'s to work on other inm ates, Butt:. :.a id. ~ CONCORD. QUARTZ AIJaa~ Ollld Mesa Mother Faces Hearing By AllTH\J& a . VINSEL Of -O•ltv "'9ol \~ The 11'\1ssing mother of a 13· year-o&d Costa Mesa r unaway girl who moved away In the child '~ a bs e nce. a ppa re ntly <.t bandorung the girl to the world. has been located a nd faces <1 custody hearing Frtday County juvenile a uthoritie s a re expected to argue that tht- motber, who they traced to El Segundo, shouldn't be a llowed to take back her eldest daughter . The woman reportl'dly told as· sociates when she left town dur· mg a period between June 27 a nd July 8 that. 1f the girl thought she was old enough to be out on he r own. the world could ha ve her She has l\ol.'O younger children who accompanied he r on the mo\ t' to the El Segundo rc~1on a nd who ar e n't ln\'Ol ved in Friday·.., custody he:.irm~ Th1: 13 year old ha!> reportl>dl~ told countv socidl worker. i:lt Albert Stttoo Homl' in Or<1n~e. v. here s h"' has twen J l.'Jrt· Jnd ru~tody g uest ..,,nee July 8. that "he dOl''>n ·1 .,., JOI t<1 f!IJ back to hl'r mothl•r Sht-c1t1.--d a quarrt·home, un- hJPPY home lt ft: JI t hl' J oann Stn•t•t n ·s1dl•nce her motht·r 'hared wllh a hvc ·in boyfnC'nd a~ t he rc>a....on ~ht• ran awC1 y in mid June The gJrl t urned herself an to Co:.ta Mesa police July 8 when :.hl· returned to lhe house and round he r mother had m ad t good an ('ar ber Uireal to mcnc d~ay a nd le:n·t> her l)n her own ~he told poli ce· o,hc beht:' ed lhl· v.oman and her other two t:h1ldrcrl h<.id pr obably gone to Lou1-.1ana. liut v. J'> unablt> to l'\l'll fum1~h nJmt·' rif rt'lall\C-. tht're who m1~ht Ix' rontactc-d P o llt'l' Df't eCll\ c• Sgt Rtll Rt•t hl<'I <.aid today that count' JU"emlc· ofriePr.; are not anx1ou. .. to place the 13 Har -01<1 back 1n th1• home althoui:h tht-motht·r and bo~1nend haH· split up DunnJ.! th<' tv.o v.el•k p.·rtrJtl '>h<' wa~ gone, the voung-.tn s tayed at th~: homt-of a fnend 1n the Colle~t' Park D1~trict and ht•r mother made no e ffort to call police She had reported the girl as a f'ro• Page . t I PLANE ... Edwards AJr Force Base dunn~ Jn f AJ\ required short l andin~ l e!it damagc-d onl' of the tv.o- t'ngtnt.'i.h1~. Tov. ne ~atd The OthC'r v.as dJ m aged v.h11t· landing J I Yuma . ,\n z , dun n,g · · .i ..,1 mulatl:d h~ drJultc~ QUI landin>! .. "It H~red Off tht: runv. ay JOd :.hce red a &<'ar." he poante noted Supervisor Riley, whose Sth District includes Nev. port Beach and Costa Me:.a. told Rotanans t hat John Wayne Airport 1s one of h1~ etucf concerns . fie sard he wants to reduce Jirport takeoff noise by at least 7 .5 decibels before the county authoriz~ an) more nights or a1 rhn~ at the airport runaway earlier 1n the year. but that ('a1>e was clos ed when the child returned home vo luntarily. She could be declared a ward of tht.> county at Friday's hear- an~ and pl<1ccd 1n a fObler home for propc•r bUpcrv1l-1on <1nd care Juthontt\.'S s.ud loda) f 'rom Pa,,.-,l l BILLY ... the cables development ra1:.es new doubts about the president ·s '>elf·des<'ribed arm 's·len ~th role 1n h t:> brothl·r·~ L1by<.tn COMeC· t1 on Lisker sa id the government has no plans to prosecute Billy Carter for lying about whe n he tir~t got money from L ibya. I' r e ., 1 d 1· n I C a r t l' r ' ~ J!'kOO\I. 1 .. d~nwnt I.alt• W~dnes dJv t1'al he d1:.(u~:-1·d the cable~ \I, 1th ht., brolhtr had not been 1n eluded 1n a statcml·nt 1!>:.ued lc1~t "eek by t h •· Whitt• Hou..,l· µurportm~ to c11·scr1be ..a ll ib 10 'ol\'•·mt>nt in thr affai r l.1i.k1·r '<ll!f I h<il tlurrn~ thl· 1n lt:n 1cv. h1· h ... d 11l h1:. bricfcas<.' non <'IJ ~-.1f11•tJ ~t ... t1• Depart nu•11t t·ahlt·' .1br1ut tht· tr1µ .\<·t•1ird1n._: t11 L1'\k1:r : Hill\ lm1k1·d over at my 1·.1hll''> Jncttd , 'Who ~ave them to \OU"" "Ht> ~aid J1mm\ · " l.1 ..,kt>r -.·aid ht·· w as e1:rt~11n Hill;. Cdrtt>r mt· ... nt th(· prcMdcnt '"and not hi-. friend J immy who run' thl' hotel Jov.n tht•re ... Hui Llskt-r addE•d. It'~ h;irrt 1r1 t1·ll v.h;1f B1llv m••:Hl" Htllv"' 11111 I \11 t (I I lll'f llfl • I 1,lo.t'f '>.itd lhl' JHt''11lt·nl-. hr •11 ltl r <''IUlrl n11t h;n1· lr n1iv. n •''\,Jllly .,.,h,11 l-.1hlt•.., ~t;:rt· In th(• tir14·I t·'"'" l d1d.11 I W•' Ill:. t'Jhlt·'> dOd I rn 0111 ..,1u1· \I.ho dt'tuc1 lly ~a11c l hl·m 111 him L1!>kt:r dirt If.· .11d tlwr•· "ould be no 'wlatwn 11! IJ\I. 1f ••1mt:tme in 1...0\ t•rnrrn·nl ~J \• H11lv Carter unda:-.:.1f1l>d t Jbk.,. bu·t thiJt he 1 .. tn\e,tti;:.1ltnR to 'ee v.hat l.'Jbfe'\ t he prt>Str11.·nt i. brother hd-. J nd v.ho ~.ivc t hem to ha m. \\ httP I lou'>I' spoke!> man Ray Jenkins said later Wednesday that Prt'5ldC'nt Carter's "l>E!s t rec- nlh.•ct1on i" that th•· only ~le flt:partment cablt"> h<• has ever <It"' u~M·d "'th Hilly Carter arc fpw clJ'>~1f1tdl1un l'Jt1IC's from •1 ur 1:mba.":.' 1n l.tb) ,, reportmi: "n Hiii\ Carto-r ' fir 1 tn p to I 1b\J 1n "-P'• ml"I< r I 1ijj Jnd tn 11tc-.tt1ni.: th.11 •h·· t rip h<id i.:on · v. ··II from th1• I mbJ:.:..v :. pomt or \I• "' •• f h• · 1•r• 11f. n1 <10t·' not 1111"' rt·• ill ..,h.,~Jnf.? tht• texts lo Hllh I .1r t1•1 o r e1 v1 n J.: him t'tJfJ ll'' J..nJ.. "'"' .... 111l J~nk m~ :.J1d thl' 1·..1hl~:. wf're rl.1-...,1f1f'fl no hich•'r than •·con- f1dt.•nt1<1I" or · l11n1tt·t..I ui.t• onl). • l!o wc .. c r. a special dearcince norm;i lly ts noqu1r<"<i t•l .,~ con- fid £'nt1a l docu mt'nt:- On the pa\ mcnl~ tS'-U<.'. Lisker said that on J Jn lti Bi lly C.irter denlt'd lo htm hunn~ rc•c<'ived <1n ) mune ) Imm the radical Ara b eon•mment Hut L1sk <'r said that he h<1d ob- t ained Tuesday a deposit slip s howing that Billy Car ter de· po::.1 ted his first Libyan payment 1n t he P eop l e''> Ba nk or L:>Grange, Ga . Dec 31 \f54d/ <Jlla!J,4 <J/1wfeJ/ • 3S FASHION ISLAND • NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA 92660 TELEPHONE <714) 644-2* • CMJFORNIA Ftdure Briglater It,. W1"""9t• • ll?vr!dg, July 31, t980 O~IL V P\LOT t\f Rain Aids State Firefighters Thousands of Acres of Brush Charred; 14 Injured B1 TM .\MOCla&ff Pntl Aided by u •oakln& rain. f1rcr1ghtcnJ have controlled Lbe 7.900·acro fire in lhe San Jacinto Mountllins above Palm Sprinca and have contained or controUed doicns or other blues that r harrt-d thousands or acres o( l'»hfomlU's brushland and left ut least 14 people Injured. "Thnt half inch of rain sure helped," said Callfornla Depart· menl of Forestry s pokesman Royal Mannion of the La Vida fire northwest of Palm Springs. whi<'h was controlled Wednes· day afternoon after a three-day battle I NCR EASED MOIS1'lJllE also helped f1ref1ghters control the fire in the Sidewinder Moun· talns north of the Lucerne \'alley an San Bernardino County at 11.130 acres. according to federal Bureau of Land Manage. ment spokes man John Ferguson. malMd on each or the San Bernardino County flres during the night AT LEAST 1' PEOPLE were injured -two or them seriously -fighting lhe Central and Southern California fires. Lightning strikes into dry un· dergrowtb sparked most or the fires. fire officials said. Gusty, erratic winds, steep terrain, low humidity and tempe ratures in the 1005 thwarted fir~fighters. the officials said. Elsewhere in California: -The Coxey fire. 10 milel\. northwest of Big Bear Lake, was contained at 375 acres Tuesday evening, Mannion said, with Cull control coming early Wednesday eveninR firefighters fro m Madera. Mariposa, Fresno and Tulare counties. Tbe Mission Creek fire, on the Rivers ide·San Bernardino County line. was at 950 acres Wednesday evenlng and was 90 percent contained, with full con. trol expected at noon today, said Bureau of .Land Management spokesman Ferguson. -Full control of the Rainbow fire in the Los Padres National Forest. near the Santa Barbara. Ventura County line was expect· ed early today. The fire had been contamed at 570 acres at mad.afternoon Wednesday. ac- cording to Fores t Service spokeswoman Ed Waldapfel. HE SAJD MA.NV CireCighter~ had suffe red heat prostratJon whale fighting the blaze a cross stee p terrain In 106·degr ee weather. N e ar l y a ll the fire£1ghters were treated and re- leased. he said County at 700 acres Wednesd~ night. CDF dispatcher Tom Barnes estimated control by 6 a.m . today. Blimp to Air Con Schemes LOS ANGELES CAP> - The attorney general's of- fice will take to the air in the Goodyear blimp begin- ning Friday to inform the public about various local con games, buncos and frauds . Most victims or the sca m s a r e senior ritizens . Marin County HumanJ> Society workers release the partially blind goose that v. al> taken into custody after her mate was killed and barbecued The widowed goose joined l\o\-O ganders and a goslmg that appeared on her hom e beach near Tiburon. and officials hoped she would Jive happily with her new found friends. Control came at 6 p.m . Wed· nesday. he said. The Almond fire in the high desert at Red Mountain was con tamed at 9.500 acres Wednesday wath control expected by 4 p.m today, Ferguson said A force 0£ 150 firefighters re Some 90 £1reCighters were battling a 900·acre brush fire that was 80 percent contained. about 25 mil es east o r Porterville. CDF spokeswoman Stefanie Thomas said Cull con· taanment was expected by 8 a m. today. TH E BLAZE. CALLE D the Cain Springs fire, was caused by lightning, she ~ajd No injuries have been reported. State £ire c r ews wer e being aided by ln Riverside County . a £1re at Anza burned 600 acres before hard ramlall Tuesday led to full ront rol Wednesday. Pirefighters contained a fire in San Timoteo Canyon sQuth of Redlands in San Rernardino The blimp will fl y over So uthe rn Ca l 1f orn1 a through August. fl ashing messages on how to obtain £alms a nd speakers who can explain the various sch emes and who to con· tact 1f approached by a t'On m a n , a s pokes man sa id. Home Savings and Loan Assn. as underwriting the cos t of the program. Garlic Farms Get Union GILROY I AP> Fields of garltc rtpe for harvest remained without workers today as a strike by garhc packers continued. '.'hlle the t;nat· ed Farm Worke rs won union elections at two garlir farms Workers at the Christopher Rant'h voled 188·5 Wednesday to have the t.:FW repre:-.ent them in negot1at1005 with gro"' ers, and field hands at Bob Felize Farms voted 77·0 for union representation. The Gilroy region south or San Francisco sup· plaes about 90 percent or the nat1on·s gar lt c crop, about 15 milhon pounds annually About 1,200 garlic packers walked off their jobs July 21 and the ~trike spread to about 800 workers harvesting other crops this week lll'ftttrink4»1 Denied Parole' FRO~TERA <AP> A parole board. saying Patricia Krenwinkcl v. a~ ··extremely callous" to ( J hum:rn suffering. has re· fused for a third tame to ·'TITE f rt'(' the co nvi c t e d murderer, a disciple of Cha rles Manson The board Wedn e sd a~ r ejected ~11 ss Kren"1n.kel's contt•ntion that she was a confused product of the 1960s PCB C'onfaiuer~ f 'omad 17 BAKERSFIELD IA Pl -Pncif1c Gas &. Elec· tric Co. will prepare a plan to clean up a company work yord here because' JO capacitors containing the suspected carcinogen PCB were found buried on the site The capacitors w ere discove red shortly after company crews began d1~g10g sample trenches through a landfall area more than half the ~iie of a football field Wednesday Shipyard M'<•rker~ ."ii rikC' LOS ANGELES (AP) -A strike bv some 3. 70C Todd Shipyards Corp. employees see.king higher pay and free asbestos disease tesLc; has halted a lmost all acthity at lhe yard. a company official says Todd's industrial relations director, J ohn O'Hara. said talks between Local 9 of the In· dustrial Union of Manne and Ship Builders of America and the shipyard remained sta lled Wednesday. the thud day of the stnke. ,Ur Co•pau er F aib ,\gain FREMONT <AP> The Federal Aviation Ad· ministration computer that controls air traffic over Northern California and Nevada briefly failed again Wednesday, an FAA spokesman s aid. Roger Johnson said lhe computer was down for 10 minutes, from 12:33 a.m. to 12:43 am., and the malfunction c aused "little or no impact " on Clights in the area served by the Fremont center. Deserts Bracing For More Stonns By Tbe Aaaocia&M Preis Southern CaJifomja desert areas and parts or Arizona braced for more thunderstorms and high winds today after lightning killed an off-duty sberifrs deputy in Needles and six inches or rain fell on Parter, Ariz. San Bernardino County deputy Michael Sam· pie 22, was kUJed lnstanUy by lightning Wednesday while water.skiin g on the Colorado River in Needles. He died at the outset of a furious storm that broulht winds of up to 80 mph, knocked down mott than SO telephone poles and forced the closure of Hisbway 115 between N~les and Blythe. Heavy rains also reu in Las Vegu and at Boulder Cit y in Nevada. The result of that moisture and the desert beat has been felt in the form of thundenbowers and U1btnJng strlkes durint the week that have touched off numerous brushfires. ' ' Antique Show I ---------------------- • ' I .. e believe that ha holdups are a crime. You've eaten away half your lunch hour being held up at the bank . You've left the car running at the curb only to find a crowd parked at the teller line. You've rushed to get money before 5: 00 and got caught in the rush hour ... in your bank lobby. Imperial believes that's a crime! At our offices throughout California, we've come down hard on time-robbing incon-. veruences ... That's why at some locations we open express lanes at peak hours. We keep most offices open on Saturdays. We have ample parking outside. And we've got people who are friendly, but stay fast and efficient. Imperial has many ways to help you save. Not only money (passbooks and certificates that pay higher dividends than any bank), but minutes too. So if the slow ins and outs of bank- U;ig are holding you up, there's a quick alternative. It's Imperial Savings, for people on the move. Coeta MeN, South Cont Plaa Town Center 3310 Bristol Street (714') 540-7591 Newport 8-ch 3388 Via Udo (714) 873-3130 Newport Center 550 Newport Center Drive (714) 644-1461 f i 1 . • . . orangeCoa•t oa11v P1101 Editorial Pgge ____________________ !llml __________ ml!ll ____ _ A• I AObtft N. w.cllPubli&Mr Housing Element Can't Work Magic AIL r three years ol wort, Ute Irvine City Council has finaU,y adopted a Cll)' KouAa& Elemen 1be 76 pa documen~mred by UM atate ot all aUfornlu cati , 1 su to •~ify bow much a/fordable bou.sao• ho be buUt in lM ch • In the broude:tt . ense, Irvine's HOU-\lnl Element m ts this l't."QW~m nl. Jl c II for on ·third ol all future med1wn tugb and high d nsity r 1d nual unltJ to ~ affordable to lower·lncomt> groups. Med.Jum.tugh d~n 1t ~ 10-25 umt.s per ere a1'd high den llY tS 2$-40 unit per cn.> Amazlnl(I)'. towl'r m rome earneor un• defined ui:. tbo~e making n ma:\imum or $24,240 per ) ear This affordt•ble housmSt formula tS a "target goal. .. The ct.wi1 pt"n.~ta~l' of ffor'Ctabl urul~ lo ~ prov1d~d in future lW\~lopmenl'> -.111 bt.-derided a t the um of zc>nanu. t.he Jlousans: Elemt."nt ~a.> s The romphcated and ronvoluted n a turti or the affordable how.tng formulu m part1cuhtr a nd the ent1rt! Housing Element in gen rat a.:, probably why the public bas largely lgnored the plan Perhaps the public occurate1y asses~ed the true lmport.anceorlbcdocumwll It's hard lo see how the Housing Element 1:, going to m agically provide targe u mounts or truly affordable housing in lrvme. In aU f almess. however •t al o has to be noted that no other public agency has yet come up with a ·•mag1r formuJa" for providm~ affordable housing in a reas where high land costs and low den~lly requirements are key e lements of the equation. Less Than Open The Irvine Unified School District Board o f Education has become distressingly adept at avoiding the public. Two s epar a te incidents a t t h e l a s t Board of Education meet mg underline this disturbing trend : -The public testimony of parents was arbitrarily halted so <1 lengthy and ~eemmgly meaningless s taff report could be a ired. -On a different issue. the board went into a private conf ercnc(! room to discuss salary increases for publlc e mployees. The board decided to grant $127,380 in salary r a ises to a 50-membcr admmistrauve team These l~<> <.'xamplcs point up a lack of regard fo r the pubhc on the p;trt of the five ~chool tru~tees. thre~ of whom \H 'r l' JU~t t:l~C'led to the· bOard by voters last '.'\o\ 6. Th~(' thn·1.. (;ordon Get chel. John Nakoaka a nd E lizabeth S1coh . :-.hould review and recall some or their s peeches m <fdt• in tht· heat of the campalgn when there was gene ral :-.upp0rt for a n open-to-the-public Board of E ducat1on Independence &sential When the Irvine Company pays for a study on a financial or planning matter. it 1s pre dictable and understandable tha t the study will favor the interests of the company. That is why the Cit y of Irvine should conduct independent studies on matters affecting both the city and the lrvioe Company. One s uch matter mvolves Irvine Center. the huge regional commercial complex the company plans to build on 473 acres of land bounded by the Laguna, San Diego and Santa Ana freeways. The J rvine Company is supporting a fiscal impact study on Irvine Center. The s tudy is to determine how much sales tax r e venue will be generated from the commerc1aJ complex and to determine how much Irvine Center wtll cost in city services. In the wake of Proposition 13 s a les tax dollar s have proved to be the b1~gest revenue source for the city. Irvine Center promises to someday be the biggest gene rator of sales tax revenue in the Cit y of lrv\ne . Therefore, a full) independent f 1scal study by the city is necess ary. . lndicat10n.c; are that t he c ity ~laff w11J morutor an Jrvrne Compan) ~tud~ on Irvin~ Cente r and the city will conduct its own partial study on the commerc ial complex. The city can best assure objective a nd meaningful information on Irvine Center with a study of its own. • Opimons expressed 1n the space above are those of the Daily Pilot Other 111ews expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists Reader comment is invited Address The Daily Pilot. P.O. eox 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (7 14) 642·4321 . Boyd/Fortunes ByLM. BOYD Quest.ion arise5 as to which has produced tbe largest tndividuaJ lortW\es -gold. oil or canned soup. Tbat canoed soup comes into the discussion because one man built a fortune on It, leaving $200 million. even more than J .P . Morgan left. Fortunes of late. however, have been founded not so much on what's under t.he ground as on it. real e'tale. And in part icular. most or the nation's lady m illionaires bave built thei r wealth thrOugb land transactions. Dear Gloomy Gus Government s tudy for~CHll CIOOm and doom for us in the 2Ist century and at lhe u me t.ime 1eienUst1 predld we'll ban an •ve...,e life..,_ fJI 85 years. Hope OM of tbe two fOl'eClllU ii Wftlal. 0 .11. J Chent asks what book bas made the most money. "The Wind of War" by Herman Wouk merits that distinct.ion. It· s a s tory a bo ut the beginnings of World War JI. ABC·TV paid S25 million for it, J'm told. Q. Who was Pittsburgh Phil? A. That was the alias ot one George Smit.h, said by some to bave been the m0$t successful horseplayer of all time . Clai m ls b e put together $1,700,000 by betting on the ponies. Q. What proportioa of the school delu have the arms •ttacbed tot.be lett 1klee! A. 11 pereent. ka.use ll percent of the ah.,..,.. are lelt·banded. Q. What are tbe most popular names amoq kldl just enteriDI acbool nut Fall! A. A-. boys, la order: lllcbMI. Jmon Md llatabew. A.moll• 1lrl1, la or•er: Jtuifer, Amy ud Su'• Lot ol ,..... a,. ...... IDll aec:.omta. ~ ,.. •Ill~~...., ....... udU... ..... U...Mios .......... ,.. ........ IDlllll• IL . Rowland Evw I Robert Novak 0 4 Some See Tax Fever Cooling W ASHINOTON -While RepubllcaM were perfCM'miftl 1n Detroit. Democrat& 1utte....S around the ,_t of \be c:ouatry were C'Omlna to a fateful • tlaaon that banda the lu ·alhiDC au u lO Roeald Reaaan. Tbe a urprl.o Bnd lnc by Demotrati~ lawaaakue. tellanl v o t c r 1H~nttmcnt b11ck ho m l.' during thr1 b r I t• ( eonar "Ion.al recesb. lax cul fever t:. down. OOl up 1n f ue l , rc\urntnil lu ashlngton July 21. they reported tht\r constituent n ever had been lntt-re'led in the Kcmp·Roth lax reductJon bill. That mcs~age was most Jo) ously received 1n the Oval Of· face, whel"(> President Curter and his advisers felt touched by heavt>n sent tiding~. They had dreadt.'Ci the rNurn of Congress. panttn~ with tax cut dem:in<B . lnstet,d. Democrut at rhe White HouS<' and Con~n·i.~ arc tn ran.• Mailbox unlaon that tax reduc:Uoa tbouJd be pot tponed until •fter the el~llon n~. party lines Oil tu rtd"'cuoo are d~arly drawn for November. THE•£ MIGlll' yet be pre- eltctlon tax cuts ii ooe blgbly· annumUal Dtmocralk d1slent.er -Sen. Russell B. Lona, chairman ol LM Senate Finance Commjtt.ee -gels bls way. But a Lax bill pushed through by Long and Republican senators I even 1! retucta.ntJy signed by the pl"e$1dent> will not alt.er the clear partisan choice on lax reduclion- That may well reflect a massive mis reading of the public mood. 1C expert pollsters are correct. It could be a law e rror in Carter's strategy to keep beleaguered blue·collar workers from joining the Rt'a g an cru s ade . The Democrats ore gambling that the autoworker. oppressed by inflation and fearful or losing has JOb. 1s not interested an an $800 tax cut That i s prec i sel y th e 1mpress1on veteran Oe mocratJc polat i<'aans, adept at winning electloaa. b ro.1bt back to W a t bla•too . lhp. Job a Brademu, the abrewd Houae majority whip, told ua lbat h1I South 8-d, Ind., bualnesamen and workln 1men alike , vf rtlmiled by lnftatioe, Want DO part of Kemp·R.oth <c uttin1 income taxes 10 percent a yur ror i.u-years>. · OLD·FASBIONED liberal Brademas mi1bt be accused of pro·taxat.ion bias, but not Rep. James Jones, tbe leadin g Democl'alic tax·cutter in the H ouse. He reported findings identical to Brademas. both an his coaservative Tulsa. Okla., district and on a speaking tnp to South Dakota. No wonder. t.hen, that tax fever o n Capitol Ki ll h as s ubsided, mucb to Carter's comfort. While presidential atdes a tnoftth ago worried that Carter ~d not catch up with Reagan on lhas issue. they are now convinced the Republicans have bung an aJbatross around their necks. Indeed, Carte r ~trategi s t s are urg1n ~ DemocratJc pohtictans to t'all 1t Reagan-Kemp.Roth. hnkan~ the popular Pr'esldenllal nedktate with a 1upposedly unpopW&r DOUon. 81&.t 11 lt that unpopular! One preaticious pollater recently took a eecret aatJonal polJ that lodicata \'Olen are aebiol for tax eut.e, but are troubled by two factors: First, they have been so misled by the politicians t.bat they no looger believe pl'OlllJMI they bear: second, they are to concerned by runaway federal &pending that they give tbe priority lo budget balancint over ~ cutting. BUT VOTE&S actually cannot choose bet ween Carter's balaneed budget and Reagan's tax cut. Whether or not taxes are reduced, the budget will be far oul of balance -a facl clearly understood by voters <ne arly S·lO·l 1n the secret national poll I. What ·s more. 40 percent of these votel"9 think the budget can be balanced by g re ater bus in ess activity induced by tax reductions - probably a h1l!her percentage than among even Hepubllcan c:ongres~ml'n. Demo c r a t <J may be s o tnflut-nct.'<.t by their nol>talg1a for the da} ~ "'hen low.bracket tax <·utt1ng was the name of the ~a me that they a re m LSjudgwg the public mood. In a July 20 :1rlldc for the New York Times, Ca rtc r rampa1gn c hairman Robert Strauss noted that the taxp.iyer 1n the S6,700.to·$10,000 hrat'kd v.ould receive a mere $1 20 t ax c ut But the .:real l'lel'llOO chase or 1980 Ill .not for the~c lov.t.~t income taxpayers, n11t1Jrtous non-\·otcrs who vote Democratic 1( lhC'y vote at all. Thf' quarrv 1~ lhal autoworker \I. h11 no" t"arru. Sl!>,000 d year but 1.dh l'\t"r fJ rth1:r behind 1·r11n11rt11t..tll\ .. PJrtl} hfor a~e or r1,111~ IJ"C \.'., In 1979, a n 1•-.11 mat4"IJ ~11'1 rntlll(Jn Amen can!) p..11<1 laJ1.t•-; o n income over Sl5.IJOCJ, of whom 27 million reported over $20,000. For the S25.000 autol4orker with a wife Jnd l\l.O children. the third year -" t a x s a v in g ~ of Reaga n · Ke pmp-Rotb would be a l.idy $809 Airport Competition Benefits Travelers To the Editor: Airline deregulabon. which was enacted over a year ago. was supposed to increase co mpetition and keep fares down by allowing any U.S. air· line to operate from any U.S. airport it desires. So far in mos t cases de· regulation has met its goals. but definitely not at O r ange County's John Wayne Airport where the Orange County Board o r Supe r v is ors and Air Califom1a are bound to maintain .a monopoly for that carrier tn many ma rkets from Or ange County Airport. Air California was a strong s uppo rter o f d e regulation legtslalJon, and since its passage has taken advantage of 1t by adding many new routes. while al the same time has dug up any po ss ible exc us e to keep co mpe tition o ut o f Oran ge C ount y. This s hows Air California is only looking out for its own interests. A s a res ult of this total dis r ega rd for the traveling public ln Orange County on the part or Atr California and the county Board or Supervisors, the s tandard air fare from Orange County to San Francisco (an AJr California monopoly> 1s $60. However. Just 40 miles up the S an Diego Freeway at LAX where five or six carriers fly to San Francisco the fare ls $2:5 lO $3S unrestricted. Tb.is means a resident of Orange County, if willing to drive to LAX . can save up to $70 on a round trip to San Franciaco. Air California does have a reduced rare. but with all or its restrict..ioas, the far e is all but a Joke . With a little competition a comparable fare would be available out of Orange County airport. THE FEDEL\L tovenamem ls not happy about this 1itu.at.loa in orance Cowat.y. ud ill fact bas lbia year grated pennila- k.a t.o four new airllaes that ~ to start 1ervln1 John Wayne Airport. However, A.lr Califonla and the coual)' Board ol Supervilon b.av• IO far been IUCceufal ln keeptaa th1a new competlU. ou& ol tbe COWll)' bJ fllial laWIUitl 8Dd otbef' cltlaYIDI tactlc.. Tb1a l• a real dlaenlce to air ln""'9 ID an.,. C..,, _, 80l la tnllUI Wida Clle ,.... el .........-. ,.... an.,. eo.tJ Airport .. a fedenlb opernecl alrport, wtaltll .... ov tu .nan u.p1& .... Tu ...... .-,&M Mlarill of tllle ~ ....... toftl' ... ......, c1at.a. aad ••lateaaaee, r•••I' lighting. electronic instrument landing system~ and on and on. If monopoly atr routes are to pc r s 1s l at Ora nge County Airport ~en I do not wts b the federal government to spend my tax dollars to fund the au-port.. The money can be put to much better use elsewhere. Let Air Cahforrua and the county Board of Supervisors fund the airport.. I anxiously welcome any comments from Mr. R . W. Clifford C President 01 Air Califorrua> and/or anyone on tbe county Board of Supervisors . JACK TAlNTOR T~nMe,..,, To the Editor· f rttenUy tlmved s afely at my office alter. again, taking mr life in m.y hands in traveling on Int e rstate S i n Nor t hern California and having numerous trucks, logging. refrigeration a nd othe r large v e hicles , approach the rear or my car so close that J could count the bu.gs on the license plate and see the smil e on the truck dnver's face. I have listened to counUess eompla.mts from other dnven. such as myself and I can ooJy wonder where our responsible California Highway Patrol Department is hiding when t hese driver s ol dangerous weapons proceed down the tlig.bway wiUtout due regard for the safety of the drivers of the slower movtac veh.kles. Being ol the older generation, when we were able lo drive 6S mUes per hour and the truckers still held \0 a SS mUe per hour speed Umit. I fail t o comprehend how I can now be drivinl at their old speed and they are permitted to barrel up behind me. put both life and limb in Jeopardy, and continue to swerve in order lO pau me at a speed that makes me appear aa though I am atancUn1 still. I bave t raveled &be bi•ll••Y• from Northern to Soatbern Callfomia for muy rean and must admit that it ll a nre oc- culon t.o aee a truck driver rffetYial a clt9Uon aloaokh tbe bitb••Y, tbou1b tbe automoblle driver, lt teems, 11 re•dily detected b y tbe CalllclnU ...... ,. Patrol. I Paa. ftMT lt Is time tbat •• tell o•r ae11•erltle1 ln ~n110 • .......... .who rua Ute California Hl1bway Patrol. tlllll .. ,.... are to be made ..re,_ all ol tbe tra...., ..... .. -.,..,. Md DClt Jutfor._lneklal~ tbat appean to b••• llttl• ......................... .............. ..,.. Hopefull y, a Califo r n ia Highway Patrol orftcer an your area will read lhls letter and perform tus duty tn ma.Jung the roads safer for all of us . On my next trip from Northern to Soutbera Caldomia I hope to see at least ooe truck that ts de· ser ving of be ing c ited ror s peecsang t>e1ng ~1 ven t l'l at <'•latfon. Although my t'n ncern i' mainly with t.he safety ror my ramtly using our hagh~ays, I m us t a dmit that l ha\e a problem understanding how a large rig r olling d own the highway at 70 to 80 miles per hour can be con.serving any or the gas and oil lbat this country so much needs to conse~e. Perbape tbe trucltinc &ndustry should commence to po lice their own ranks much as other professions and occ"patJons do, and take sancUooa against the repeating offenders. Many of the truckers who used to be the friends ol us all on lbe highways (and still are> are sllll truclung and maybe they can innueo~ the new breed. GENE FINK Fmr·a..r To the Edjtor: At t.he recent Orange COunty Fair, we have Just experienced a very unfair and dlsappolnl.i.ng situation. Our son exhibited and put a ateer t.brough tbe school FFA auction, wt&b a considerable loss of lncome. First ol au . the students were given to u.ndentaad tbat the price the auctioneers would start at was SI a pound and «rUln!r very little profit would be realir.ed there. But as the evenine went on, the auctioneers were no loqer tryln1 to get Sl but were selling the steers at 80 cent.a a pound or less. Tbe yo un g •ere no\ "educated" by thelr teachers to tbe (act that tbey abould "1eratcb" their beef and not even put them throu1h the auctiCID wblG Ibey were not even cettJna a deeeat Pritt. But eftll wone u the......., drew to a close Md tbe mlertaate _. •bo were cm tllle eDd ot the Ult ol 11.5 esblblton dkl not set tbe time or .. ...._ tMt tbt ftnt ODH sat. 'l1aeJ ,.... tM beef and their youq exlllbitor-1 tb.l'0U'9l 10 , .. tMl'IOIDetimet there ,.... alJDOlt two ateen In the rt., at tbe .... time and not more tbm cme ........ was spent cm trJia1 ID fet a cllcent price for tbe flDe bell . .. BU•D -.... ...., )'ODI ta. ... tM&r ,.... wbo.WU..,wou.W ....... wa nt l o go throu g h that expeneocf:'. they ft?lt the kids bad beefl !>lffiply "ripped orf." Our son told the man in the back wnlJng down the pnces, he could not St.!11 under Sl but the auctJonecrs had already sold on the {1rst offer or 75 cent..s one second afh•r he had gone into the ring We never had a chance to ~et 1n another offer or to take it out or the nng in time <which he tried ). or cour-;e the buye r v.ould not re leJ 'le the "cheap beef" and our son suffered a gr eat l o~s and e ven greater d1 o;appo1ntment. It would seem if 115 beef are too many to auctJon off because of time. lack or buye .... or lack of s ustained concern by the a uctioneers the young people should be lnformed or t.hat fact and the unfortooate ones on the end ol the !Jst could w1lbdraw before the auction. NAME WITHHELD :UI Will Lew To the Editor: Re Bob Green 's article, "Draft R~1sters," July 24. I do not want our young men to die ln another war , but if we don't keep a full·bodied army, who will protect this country? How can we be so selfish and expect SQmeone else to care tor us. This is not Vietnam. This is a time of total chaos in the majority of the governments in the world Tbes. countries have been at war since the beginning of lime and now they affed the entire globe. BOW LONG can we sit back and fulfill our sellish needs, pamper our c hildren, teach lbem not to respect God, their pa{ents or their country! I pray and hope we will not have another war, but if we are not prepared, then we muat upect to lose all we bawe worked for; lose a future for our childrea and lose bope llOt ODly for a f'ree world but for a Uvine world. Let us not be tbe aweuan. but do let us be delenalve. I •OCTY about our future when a selfish people do not want to defend \be right& they bold so dear or when a confused iovernment cannot ~Ii• t.o build an army without beiftl Mt back because of .. women's lssun." D.BONBA.11 • Tiie..., ......... _ ....... ..., ........... L.-.. __ ___ .J ............... .,.= .... CA ..... ~ I IA---~~ ..... ......... _. ..... _.. i ....... ..... _ .. ...__ .. ........ ....... .-.awe C1eu ., ; , 17 Lag11na/South Coast VOL 73, NO. 213, 3 SECTIONS. 32 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY. JULY 31 , 1980 \'our Home•own Dally Newspap.-r TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Treasure Islanders Battle Hotel Site B1 8TE\IE MrK.'HELL Ot•Oeltt-- Ktiiden\S of th~ Treuure Island MobUe Home Park are 10 1nlng rorces t o comb•t a plan"ed 24 -s tor y , pyramid s haped hotel complex tn their South Laguna community And. despite promises from the owners lhat affordable rent· al units will be provided for dJs. placed mobile home owners. the determined group has formed a tenanl.!t &SSO<'lallon and ts uc rept11\R ("OOtnbutlons to httht lhe propo..,al More than too tenant of the 4S·year old traile r park met earlier this month to launch a 11on profit org nlzat1on to fight dev~lopment plans by Treasure Island Propertteb. owners of the park St~natureb of more than 1.000 park tenants . and other South La guna r esidents have been circulated to the South Laguna Sp\'C1Clc Plan Advisory comrrut- h 't-, the reaional coastal com· m1bision. county supervisors and thl' county's Environmental Managem ent Agency which is currently processing the hotel proposal The petition urges retention of the blulftop community as an af· fordable housing mobile home park that keeps with the "low· profile village atmos phere or South Laguna." But operators of the 27-acre trade r pa rk between Coast Highway and the ocean say they plan to reserve about 60 of the proposed 600 units for long-time. low-income mobile hom e park residents. The remaining 540 rooms are planned lo be sold under a vaca tion lime sharing plan . where in vestors buy lifetime shares 1n the complex. good for a week's lodging each year for a o ne-time CObt For their money. they would receive holiday owners hip space for a week a year. have their own deed and title policy A number or rooms would also be available for overnight hotel guests, park operators say But F.d Wa lter. a quality a!>· surance engineer and long-tJme re!>1dent of the p&rk bays the park management h as been , "very vague about what will be given to the various tenants" of the park Walter. chairman of the ten- ants a ssociatio n . s aid h e doesn 'l believe 60 units will be enough to house permanent rest dents of T reasure Island even 1f they wanted lo li ve in thl:' hotel "Who would get the affordable: <Stt HOTEL. Page A2) Billy: 'Never Had Any Cables' AHso \'iejo Board Okays Coastal Plans A state-required plan to guide de ve lopment in the 2.600-acre coastal portion of the Aliso VieJo pla nned community was ap· proved We dnes da y by the O r a n ge Co un ty Boa r d o f Supervlsors The local coastal plan cLC P>. previously endorsed by the coun- ty planning commission. now faces the s tate Coastal Com· m1 ss1on hearin~s tentatively l'cheduJed to commence in Sep· tC'mber The plan gener ally calls for preservation or the acreage as Ckmente Explosion Hurts Teen A J6.year -old Los Angeles county youth suffered shrapnel wounds to hts right leg after a military-type explosive detonat· cd near him in San Clemente San Clemente Fire Marshal Gar) Carmic hael said J ames Robitarne. of Rowland Heights. was injured when the device ex- plod ed in a parking lot near King's Kitc hen , 2323 S . El Camino Real late Tuesday. Two Camp Pendleton M anne~ who were with the youth at the tim e of the incident were unhurt. Carmichael said Details of the explosion were s ketchy. but the fire official said he is working with military authorities to determine the type of ordnance and how it came tn· to the hands of the youngster "We've recovered most or the d e v ice. and I 've pi eced it together like a jigs aw puzzle." Carmichael said. The youngster underwent sur- gery for shrapnel l o the back of his right leg late Tuesday. and was later released Carmichael said he'll be meet Ing with Marine officials today to identify the device, but said, "I'm sure it is miUtary ord· nance." Coas t Weatber Mostly sunny Friday and continued warm. Lows tonight~ al tbe beaches to , 73 lnJand. Hitb.s Friday up- per 708 t.o upper90s. INSIDE T08.4 l' Tltofnu 0 . Mortoft, the "'°" ,.,,,..,. in tlw "'°* "Brubohr," i• rafting ,..,,, ,... ... and "ton· ..., ,,.. Old." See "°"· Alf. ............... . .._ ....... L.. ...... ...... ...... ~ ..... 01 • --....... =-- l•lle• ,.,.._~ a a ............ .. .:: = ..... •: ,.. ......... _ ... C..• ...... Cltmlw .,, •~---••.a . ...... ., .. "" ........... .. 141,,.......... • ........... .. --·---.. .. Ci ........ ~ • permanent ope n space. with som e allowance for r evenue· s h a ring-produci ng. touri st · recreatJonal fac1h\Jes to offset land maintenance cos ts. Pro posed are expansion of the <.'x1 st1ng Ben Brown Country Club golf course. vineyards. stables. and a resort hotel and conferen<.'1! ~nter Coneem s uver other proposed de velopments -resort villas in a lG-acre area m Sheep Hills and residential housing near CorraJ Can yon -likely will be ad· dressed in the upcoming hear· ings be fo re the s tale com misskJn The overall Aliso Viejo de-- v el opm e nt pl an pro poses con s truction of about 20.000 dwelhngs in the hills end valleys located between the developed portions of Laguna Beach and Laguna Hills Gener a lly. homes would be located near already developed areas in the Saddleback Valley, with the coastal territory left t!\ a n undeveloped state The LCP covers much of the territory within scenic Ahso and Wood canyon!> la nd the Las:?una Greenbelt Inc and other envi ronmental groups have sou ght to preserve as open !>pace Market Dips Sharply; Rtdly Stalls NEW YORK IAP> -Stock prices dropped s harply today. stalling a rally that had moved prices to their highest levels in three years. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks fell 11.86 points lo 924.32 in the first four hours or trading. as declines outnum- bered advances by a 3· 1 margm in New York Stock Exchange trading. Many stocks were sharply lower. indudjng oil stocks that had been among the strongest in the ra lly. The drop came despite more tentative signs the recession may be nearing an end. Those indications came from reports that residential building con· tracts rose in June for the first time in nine months, and that th~ volume of help wanted ad· vertising rose that month for the first time since January. But many economists t hink the downturn will continue al least several months. T he oil stocks weakened on Wednesday after it was reported that some companies had re· duced crude oil prices u a It· sult. of weak de mand. A "wacty olymptc1" for cblldren, tncludlnt a water balloon to91, root beer cbu1-a- lu1. a watermeloa·eattn1 con· test, and oUler events, wilt be he1d Au1. 7 at l p.m . at. Marco For1terJuolorHi1h School . The ewnt ii beln• sponsored by the San Juan Capistrano Recreallon Department. Further information may be ob> t.alned by caJUJa1483·1171 . ., BOOGIE BOARDER ADAM RtPLEY. 8, KIEPS COOL IN KIO-SIZED SURF He Hit the Be•ch In L•gun• Wednesday Along With a Few Thousand Other Fofka San Clemente Council Race Draws Two Two San Clem ente residents have t aken out no mination papers for election to two City Counci l seats 1n the Nov. 4 general election Melanie Vansell , who lists her occupation as a homeowner and cqut!slrian. and Bill Wagner , a clockmaker a nd unsuccessful council candidate las t April. took out nomination papers this week The seals currently held by a ppointees Thomas O'Keefe and Patr ick Lane will appear on the Nov. 4 general e lection ballot. and potential council candidates have only until Aug. 8 lo return nomination papers. 0 ·Keefe and Lane were ap- pointed earlier this year to the seats of former Mayor Roy Ha mm and Councilman Roy Hurlbut. both of whom quit the council following the April 8 election. The two council me!l'bers were to have served until April 1982. A foulup in interpretation of a new provision of the slate elec· lions code res ulted in San Cle me nte losing nearly twr> weeks in the filing period. It means those who want to seek one of the two council seats in November must return the signatures of 20 registered voters t.o the City Clerk's office no later lhan 5 p.m . Aug. 8. For filing lnformatlon, call Ci- ty Clerk Max Berg at 492-5101. Drug Pusher Said Phony BAKERSFIELD (AP) -A man wbo alle1edly used a CB radio to lure customers wu ar· rested here after sellln1 phony amphetamines to undercover narcotic qenll, police said. Jamel Barber, za. wu \Men Into eUltody Wednesday alter of· flcen pt1T~hased what were aup. posed to be amphetamines capsules. bul turned out to be placebos. a department s pokesman said. A aearch revealed • cache ot t .000 placebo capsule. but no n•rcotics, police aaJd. (_;rowtb Flee Heat, Flock to Beaches Sticky. stale. mu~gy weather was forecast to continue toda~ and Friday. as thous ands nee to Orange Coast beaches tn near r ecord w~k day crowds Lifeguards up and down the Orange Coas t reported toda~ s ome 229.000 jammed the ir beaches Wednesday from Seal Beach to San Clemente Temperaturr s towa r d the s outherlv end of the coast were so bruta l one San Cle m entt• Junior Lifeguard. aged 13. faint ed under the b·list ering sun whil~ doing warmup calisthenics to go on duty He was rescued by his moth£•r who was called to take htm home for observation. but thf' boy is all right today. lifeguard s upervisors reported Temperatures in some Orange Coast beach areas hit 85 degr~ Thursday. slightly higher than had originally been anticipated but the mercury heated up to 101 degrees at some points inland a nd in the south county at Mis· s ion Viejo. The beaches showed where the inlanders went in what amount· ed to a futile effort to beat Wednesday's heat. Spokesmen for the Air Quality Mangem ent Dis trict in Los Angeles said today that Inland Orange County areas will have unhealthful air today and likely Friday. A first stage smog alert was called Wednesday covering the La Habra region and Santa Ana Canyon. Weather forecasters blame a mass of unstable tropical air that nudged up from tbe Baja Call(ornia interior for current humidity and heal that caused a wild desert storm Wednesday. Southern Callfornla Edison Company officials today report- ed an all·lime record demand on their system for electricity OC· curred Wednesday as millions trttd lo keep cool wllh air coodi· tJooera. A •urny of local beaches In- dicated sweltmn1 lnland vis· itora were at least helplnc to conserve urecuarda' energy by not setting into trouble in the water. However . ltr eg u ard~ acknowledged, the blue Paclnc was dotna lt.s part too. since at times It wu 11assy and placid. almMt like a lake with lappln1 " v.il\'l'' ;nl'r:11ung only ont.' to t \o\O r '-'l't :"\ t•wport Reach lifeguard-, re portt.'d at IC'ai-.t on<· fl'l'Ord wa~ H·t Wednl'i-.d a' fro m We-.t :'-frwport to the ~:and~ or Corona d<'I ~1 ar Despite a whopping crowd of 85.000 ~ach v1Mtor~ there was only onl' re!-cue made they said l 'pcoa:.t at Seal Reach. the \'1 .. 1t1ng throng numberc·d 12.000. \\ htc-h IS almost packed ror the '\ho rt stretch bet ween the . an Gabriel Ri ver jetty and the Seal Beach :-.=a,al Weapons Station's Ana hC'1m Bay jetty llunt1 ngton Ci ty Beac h Lifeguard Lt Bill Ri chardson ~aid his men watched over 42.000 bathers and sunlovers. some 15.000 more than normally show up on a summer weekday Chill y water t emperatures running at 60 degrees kept a frw bathers out or the water but there were no m a1or rescues a mong lhe crowds of s wimmers .md surfers. Bolsa Chica and Huntington stale beaches reported a com- bined crowd of about 35.000 wtth no major problems or rescues logged during the day watch Laguna Beach lifeguards estimated about 35.000 visitors thronged their always-popular beach but policing the crowd was no proble m. Bod y surfer Ge ne Himman. 13. of Laguna Beach. was in· jured in a freak accident at Shaw's Cove when he rode in, hands out. and impaled his right index finger on a Fourth of July sparkler wire protruding out of the sand. Oiild Abuse Talk Set for El Toro Attorney Oavtd Lee of Laguna Nl1uel, a former member ot the Callfomia Attorney General's Olflce. wil1 be lhe ruest speaker at the next meeting ot the South Orange County Tuk FCKtt on Child Abuse Prevention. The session wUl be held Au-6 ot 8 a.m . In the Frlc.ndshlp Room o( Santa Ana Federal S.v· lngs and Loan Asaoclatioo, 2MOG El Toro Road, El Toro. For m ort lnformatlon call Dr. An· drtw Schwartz at .tM.Qll. Branded Liar by Official W ,\SHl'.'ICTO~ 1,\P J Hill\ Carll'r. c-ontn.1d1cting ... n at•c·ount h~ J Justice Dc pJrtmPnt of (1c1Jl . dented loda\ that ht· hJd l'OJ)1"'' of an:. State Department <"ab le... or that h1:-broth!'r. th" prr"mlent, ha~ t•\er g1\lt•n him JO\ dot•umC'nh rc-lat1ni: lfl l.1b)(J l haVl' Sta te Dcpartmt:nt lOPll'' of noth1n~ ·ht> 'aid in an "''CH'lat('d Prt•s .. inlt•rv1Pw in ,\mt-rat·u.., Gd 'J1mmv hab not '>ho.,., n me ~m) thin~ Pre ... 1d l•nt Carter a c kno wle d ,l?C'd thro u g h a ... pokesm<1n Wl'dnesday that ht· and 8111~ d1~cussed the Stat L· Department cables, but that he did not re~aU showing the docu menh to R11ly Joel L1 k<>r head ul tht· Justice Department ·b foreign agenL" reg1strat1on section. told I he AP on WPdnesday that Billy told him 1n an interview Jan JI) that the pres1aent had J(l\'l'n him 1· n ble~ ronct.'rnin~ th<' tn P' l.1'\ker also "aid R11l y h1..'<1 to him about recl'1vtn~ monl'y from tht' L1b)an ~ovcrnment A-.kcd about l.1skl'r·-. allt'J!<t l ion ... toliay , the pre ... utent·.., hNllher n•..,1xmd"'d '"l.hker 1.., (ullof, · \:.kt'aks fur 11.'\elf · At tht• Whit» ll11u't', 1>r":.' 't'Crl•tarv Jod' Powell :,.a id Pn•-;1deni l°drl•·r l'a ntl'lcd .1 p I a n n e d I><· m 11 <' r J t 1 c r u n <1 ra1:\1n g trip tu Clen·la nd Mon da:o and l''<~t·ts to h:n l' hh "'n1 ten report tu Cnn j?res:. on th1• Htll ~ CarlN affair complt>ted tha t da> Pn.,.,<'11 .. aid the• pre:-.1 dent "hopefully" also will hold a ne"' s confere nce thJt da~ 111 ans..,. er qut>st wn~ about the mat t»r l'o well told reporter-. t hat Whtte House offtc1alb dtd not kno"' of the cables m atter until :.evt>ral congrcs~mcn who re viewed FBI reports on Lisker'<; inter vie w of R11ly Carter m ade thl' contenL'> public Wednesday Lisker said that during the m tcrv1ew at Billy Carter's Buena Vista. Ga .. home. the pres ident's brother saw cables in Lisker's briefcase and s aid. "Oh. I've got those " Lisker said he asked Billy Carter who gave them to him and that the president's brother responded: "Jimmy ·· Beyond any legal ques tions. the cables development raises ne w doubts about the pres ident's self-described arm ·s-Jength role CSee BILLY. Page All * • Poll: Carter Not Blamed NEW YORK <A P > - Eighty-two percent o f Americans polled say "il is unfair lo blame P.resi· d e nt Carter for th e behavior or his brother. Billy." according lo the Louis Hams organbation. Tbe telephone poll of 1 ,4~ "Ukely voters" was conducted July 18 to 21 . Asked whether lt was unrair lo blame the pnsi· dent for bis brother's ac· tions. 82 percent agreed. 16 pt'rttnl dlaagrffd and 2 percent saJd they w..-e un· sure. DAILY PILOT ~--JU T BRE~NC--........... 2ild Yiolertt Night Plagues Orlmulo ORLANDO. Fla t r 1 Sl~\ w ~ qulN •t•ln today ln • troublt'<l ~1shborhood aftu l~ s«0nd strai&ht naaht In whlrh n m.-:,hot rrom flrebombrd buildm1 . loot~r rac~ throuah torl'li and rocks and bottl kf'JX poUc-e •' bay l'tllict' late WNtnuda rordoned off a 16 to 20-squar('·bl<><'k • <'<'taon ot lhl tour t-Ortt-olt.'d cit.)'. the t"i«i Florida city 11inct- Ma to i.ulft•r r1tt·1:il d1sturtltn<'\"!< T~o bo.bine' t''> '-'t'rf' bumf'd to the ground at1d flrt.'mt'n l'Xl ln£u•~h\>od hhtll'"' wt thrtt othf'r bu1ld1nga Several storf'~ wtrt- b>ted. poh<'•• '\1ud OfflN"f!\ In not aur 'lw pt throuah the area and IUTt>:'!tt>d about JO peoplf' tn an t-florl IO clear thf' Mn·t'b ...... .......... ....... t;x..._...,, '. 1tl~ 8 ) Tk lat~ Prnl\ Iran' "''olutlonar rt>g1me e-xt-cutrtl l l mott-men al dawn today for taking part in the m1ht ary plot to overthrow A)atollah Ruhonah Khomeini, Tehran Radio announced fifteen other ex ecutaons for otht>r c nme ~ere announced Ttub brought to J6 the number of alleged plotters executed since tht> con pardc) wa d1scloM.' pl.mned t.o bomb Khome1ni'b homl' m northern Iran and lrll'tte 9tht>r i.old1er.. to rebel agatn!>t tht' re l)Ubhcan governm1.•nt ft11Uia• Bl1Ut Brlfrerd \IM'lrar Tnl STOCKHOL~1. Sw<:den (AP) -The observatory al ffagfors today reJ!1 tered sei~mic signals that probably originated from an underground nuclear cxplo!>10n an the Semipalatinl>k area of the Soviet nion. offi cial::. said Th<' cxplus1on. which m~a5.ured 5 5 on the R1chlt'r unde r- i:round :-cale. "'as the ~eventh registered in the Sem1palatinsk a rea th.I~ ~eur !!aOO "illlon 1.oan 10 Ch'11•Wr oK·d \\'AS lllNGTO:" IA P I The federal government today gave fmal approval to another $300 million in loan guarantees to Chryi.ler Corp. I Related story, A4 1 The action. arfirming a prehminary vote taken July IS by tht' Chry~ler Loan Guar~ntee Board, raises the total of ap- prn"ed loan guarantees to S800 million. Congress has authori~ed Sl 5 ball.Jon in guarantees to keep the nation's No. 3 automaker in bu-,1n~s l..S. Oppo11.-.11 L. \. MollWR~• ,lrflen Plan COPENHAGEN. Denmark !AP> -The 18-day U.N. Con · ference on Women ended today with the United States voting again~t its action program because of offending planks pushed by anti-hracl delegates But the Americans said overall they \'leiAed the program with satisfaction. brae!, Canada and Australia joined in voting against the program. which focused on improving the quality of life for women in the Third World over the next five years -the second half of the l"nited Nation~ Decade for Women. It began with the first \\'omcn ·s Conference in Mexico City in 1975. 20thers Cha ed Movie PrfJdncer Faces Dmg Rap 1' EW YORK <AP> Robert E,·ans. rormer heitd of produc- 11on at Paramount Pictures and producer of the ·Godfather'" movw~ and other hit fi l ms , his wealth~ builder brother. Chari..-~ £vans. and anothe r m an we re c·harged today With posseSSIOn Of f1\ 1.· oum·e!-. or purC' coca in(' The <.'h<.tq~e .... m1!>demeanor. "'a:. made in a criminal in- formation filed 1n U S. District Court in Manhattan. The docu· mcnt ullcged that the cocaine camt:' from tt federal undercover ..igent A information as filed an plea bargamed agreements in which the defendants agree to admit the char~es to avoid indictment on more serious ch<1rges Robert Evcins. o r Beverlv Halls. produced "Love Story;. and "Serpico." as well as the "Godfather.. mo\•tes a nd other hat r11rru. Hl!> brother a nd ~1chael Shure both live an Manhattan The charge is punishable by up to a year an 1a1I and a SS.000 fin<" t-:\ .m .... an independent film JJrud t.l'l'r. a nd th1· vtht>r l\o\O \\ t'rt.• 1n th(' t'O urthou ... (• "li1•n t h e 1nforma t1on '1.a!> n1Jcle known . The third man named was Michael Shure . a partner of Charles Ev-.m; in a construction flrm with offices on Fifth Avenue The charge against the three s tems from a prior indictment of O"ANGE COAST ' '>( DAILY PILOT ,.._ O•.,.. \.C.•t 0.-t ~ •~'" _. «t ., -~·....-0 ltw N• *"'° ..-..~~ ~· ""'Cl t • t"' \.> ..... 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MI0&-•11•1•; , ...... ,, ........ ,,...._c._ ....- t"' n _,·oung ~omen alleged to be fnl'nd:-of the defendants and "ho act.ed as go-betweens in the drug tran!>act1on f 'ro• Pa gr r\ I HOTEL ... hou~ing, .. ht: a!>ked., ··Som e or the residents here aren 't rich. but they won't qualify for al· fordable housing because they have incomes above that." he ~:.i1d He said h.is group would like to hear s pecifically what the owners have in mind "We ha,·e no idea what the <hotel> rent:, would be. They've ~en incr easing rents drasl.Jcal· I~. a nd the price might be way up by the time the hotel as com· pleted." lie said a program that out- lines the future ror the 266 mobile home owners should be completed before the county continues further with plans !or the complex. Other South Lagunans fear the 600-unit complex and a<ijacent restaurant would do nothing but udd to the traffic problems in the community And they say the pyramid structure would be a visual blight on Lhe coastline. But Alvin Wiehle. a South Laguna architect who is draw- ing up plans for the complex. s aid lhe building "will be stepped up in increments to minimize its size." He said it would rise 24 stories from the blufflop. with under- ground parking (or a pprox- imately 800 cars adjacent to the concrete structure. The 000 rooms range from 800 to 1,200 square feet. Wieble said . and the first n oor of the complex would contain a guest registra· lion center and possibly a small shop for visitors . T he hote l struc ture Itself would cover approximately 2.4 acres, with plans calling for a restaurant near the bluff. a public walkway. overlook points, recreation areas and a m ajority of the property devoted to public open space. Dan Frie~. Of the COW\ty's Environmental Mana1ement A1ency. said a draft envlron· mental report la e1tpected to be t«>mpleted on the project by late Aucust . That report will be followed by a 4$-da.r comment period. after whJdl the qency will rapaad to pub)tc commenta on U.. project. then Mt a public beartn1. A s pecific llan for lhe TreHure lalan development won 't com e before county Supervison before December Blaze Destroys Casino CRYSTAl. HAY. Nev <APl - t-'1r(' s .. ·~pl throu,;h Jim Kelley's Ta ho\' Nug.:et casino today. dutroyma the lop noor of the l wo tory \ructure a nd ex- tenf11vtl)' dumi-tging the first - n oor Cabtlno :\' l'llrl) two hours a fter t he r1ri.t ·•arm. f1ref1ghters Crom three departments stall were try· ing to bnng the names under t•ontrol ugget general manager Adam M1ltonberger said the hre apparently broke out on the -,econd floor m the employee liv- 1 n j.! quartl'r!> He !>aid the dowmitaars was easily evacuated Jfter the fire began and he as- -.umed that club employees who use the upstairs rooms also got out !>afely \ "'1tn ei.~ l>Jld the entire M'COnd floor "'as e ngulfed in flame:-. within one hour afler the fire broke out and names were shooting through the roof. He s aid the fire seemed to be work- in~ its "'ay down to the f1rst- floor l'a!>ino i\ woman at the adJacent C'ryst al Bay Club said the Nug- get "'as .. on 1Ls "'ay to bu ming to the ground." The dispatch er at Incline Village said the fire was report- ed at 8: 15 a .m. and still was out or control at 10. She said there had been some rescues, but no reports of injuries. Dense smoke and intense beat from the burning ~uHding were hampering efforts to bring the fare under control. The wood structure "'as one of the smaller and older casinos at the north !>hore Miltonberger said the bar and casino a rea covered about 3.000 square feet. The building was about 40 years old The dispatcher said all units from Tahoe City, Kings Beach and Incline Village were at the scene and traffic was being re- routed from Nevada 28 at the 5.ccne of the fire. just east of the Nt'vada state line Fro• Page .\ J BILLY .•. 1n his brother's Libyan connec lion Lasker saad the go\'ernment has no pl•ns to pr06ecute BiUy Carter for lying about when he rirs t ~ot money from Libya. Prc ~1d e nl C<1rte r ~ ackno'41t'<igment late Wednes day that he discussed the cable!> ~1th his brother had not ~n in eluded 1n a ~tatemcnt •~sued last v.c ek by the Wh1t1.: Hous<: purport10g to describe all its in· volvement in the affair. Lai.kcr said that during the 1n tcrv1cY. he had rn hts briefcase non -classified State Depa rt · m ent cables about the trip According to Lisker· "Billy looked over at my cable!> and said. 'Oh. J'"c got tho~e · "l said, 'Who gave them to ~ou'' "lie said. 'Jimmy'. .. Lisker said he was certain Billy Carter meant the presjdent "and not has friend Jimmy v.ho runs the hotel down Lhere " But Lisker added. "l t's hard to tell what Bllly means. Billy is not a precise person.'· Lasker saad the president's brother could not ha..,·e known exacUy what cables '4Cre in the briefcase "I didn't see his cables and I'm not sure who actually gave the m to him," Lisker said. He said there would be no violation of Jaw if someone in government gave Billy Carter unclassified cables. but that he is investigating lo see wh-.t cables the president's brother has and who gave lhem to him. Wt\ite House spokesman Ray Jenkins s aid later Wednesday that President Carter's "best rec- ollection Is that the only ~te De partment cables he has ever discussed with Billy Carter are low·classlfication cables from our e mbassy in Libya reporting on Billy Carter's first trip to Libya in September 1978. and in· dicating that lhe trip had gone well from the embassy's point of view." ·'The president . . . does not now recall showing the texts to BlJJy Carter or giving bim co~ies." JenJd115 siUd . Jenkinl saJd the cables w.-re claaalfled no bJa,ber than "con· fidentiaJ" or "limited uae only ... However. a apecial clearance normally la required lO tee ce>n· fidenUaJ doc~ment,s. On the paymenta lsaue. Uaker said lbat on Jan. 16 Billy Carter denied lo him havln1 received any money from tbe radical Arab ~vemmenl. ·But Lisker said that he bad ob- ta lned 1\tetday a deposit sUp showin.c that Billy Carter de· posited h1a fint Ubyan PlYmertt in the ,People's Bank of t.aGrance. Ga., Dec. 31. "There'• no doubt be knew at the time u.at be bad received the money1" Uaker saJd ol the January lnwrvlew. EXPECTING FREEDOM Or. MacDonald Attorneys Seek Release Of MacDonald By ROBERT BARKER OI -0..11, ~•lei ~~fl Attomc~·s were expected to fil e legal pape rl:. t oda~ 1n Richmond. \'\J . that they hope wall lead to earl)' freedom for Huntington Be:.ich phys1c1an Jct Cr e y '.\1 a c Don a Id from l he rederaJ Correctional Institute dt Terminal Island MacDonald I!> :.e rnnJ,l three life sentences r<>llowang his con \'ICt1on lru>t "ummer or murder ing his wire and two )oung daughters in Fort Bragg, :-.: C . in 1970. MacDonald·s connct1on was reversed We dnesday b y a r~deral appeals co urt on grounds he was denied a speedy tnal The federal court 1n Richmond dad not deal w1lh the question of his gulJl or innocence Lawyers in Raleigh said loda) they hope the 36-year·old phy •· 1.·1an 14111 ht> r<'lt•:l.,t•d c,oon rm ba.&1 pcnd.mij ~able a ppeal b\ the government .. But we don't expe<'t him to b1: frrrd 1mmint.ntl\ bN'aU<;<· thcM' cnurl mJttc·r-tJk1· t•ml :-,nd lcgJI J S 11-tant \anc ' Jone'! '.\l acDonJld "'J' n·1~1rll'd lo t11 l'l<ilt'd over the 't.·rdtfl hut hd~ Jecltned inten 1C1A' "lk tole! u ... hl' iAanh to CL't out of h1.·n• and ~o homL· a" -,oon a ... pn.,:-1bll', .. ''lid Uon Bull<,. an a~ "l!>t:JOt lo th•· "''trdt.·n Hutl!. "<.11d MacDon:sld h ...... been ~me"' hat of a lont-r "'ho has kept a low-profile '-'htl~ Jn to mate ·fie 10.:~ and phlH tennai. and doe!> h.ll-. "A ork cuns c1ent1ousl) But~ reJXJrtt'<.I Muc Donald hcl:. been 1n charg1.· of the prii,on tr&1n1ng 0H1ct '4 he re he dlX':-. <.'lerrcal "'ork :'tl a cDonald "'"~not allo"A ed to serve on tht' prison ·~ med.teal s taff becaus<.> of a prrson poltc~ o f not permitting inmates to -w ork on other 1nmalcl>. Buth ~aid ~ COXCORU QUARTZ . ----...- MouJton Case Water Board· . Law in Effect A bill that eliminates land- owner controlled voting in the Moulton Niguel Water Distri ct has been signed into law by Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. The legislation. co-authored by Al>s embly woman M a rian Bergeson and Sen John Schmitz. hecomes effective Jan. 1. wath t•onversion to one-man-one·vote l'1(•ct1ons an November 1981 Tbe legislatJon wa5 sought by ~1 oulton Niguel dis trict board members after a la"Asuat seeking l'I ecuons by registered voters was hied against the Irvine Ranch Water District. In that case . an Orange County Supenor Court Judge ruled last 'ear that election of director<; of IJndowner-rontrol \'oting violate!> nne man-one vote principles Tht' CJJdorn1a Water Code cur n ·nt I~ pnJ\ tde!> for board electwn b~ 1.indowners ha\•tng on1· \oil· per dollar of as~sed valuatwn, until dlstn(•lS an· 50 percent de· nlop~. Thre<> •1f the -,(·ven "l'Jh nn the \l r1ulton :\"ti.!Ul•I boarri "'111 bc uv fr1r l·lt·ct1on in 19$11 John \' Foley . ge n e r a l m.1na~er of th1· d1!>.lnct. '>t11d hf> 1 hou~hl thl' leg1:.latwn "'as • "'t·ll 1u .... 11f1t'd"' -.met-th<.· d1-.tnrt nfJ w h.1d .... ut>--tant1al urban Jrea:. LJndo" m·r vr>llnl! "'"" ap propn<>te IA hen the~c c1real> d1dn"t """l. -.iftd Foley I le· said the board d ad not w ek t hl· lt>ghlat1on under du rec;.., Tht•n· "'as tht· t hrf'at or d IJ"''Ult burth1·boardc1ho"A a.ntt'd 111 do"' hat lht· people wanted PreMdent Paul Hast· man of lht' l..1,:!una :\1Ruel Communal) '' '"( IJtlOO \4 hlC'h '-'i.I' JCll\f• 10 pur ... u111~ J l'hanJ?t· in th1· f•ll·<·twn IOl't h11d 'Jld ht: '4 a-. plea!>l!d thJt th1·h11l"a"la"' · I think "'(' II '>ee mCJre of th1:. 1n t h1• fut un.• "'llh other ch!>tncu. I m &:IJ<l ourd1-.tnc:t followed the lt•ad 11fln int• · In the Jn ·1nt' eaM -. a la"A :.u1t dl t Jrk1n~ thl· lando"Ane r l'lectton ,,...,tt-m "'a~ brought d~a1n!>t th1: ct 1 .... 1r1tt Ii' lhl' c1t\' of Jn ine c1nd I ht• ('('nter fo r L<t~ in the Publll lnterl''t reprt·'t'n\tnJ! Irvine Tnmorrn" Thi· In me ( ompc1n' "'h1<·h <·rtntn1ls '1rtudll\ all un inh..1b1ll-d land 1n t hat d1..,tn<.t . Reaf{all Due A.t lroure's ~fl.in Tourney .. RonJld R<.·c1gJn plan!> to Jllcnd l lo~in~ cl.'remvn1e' SaturriJ' for lhl' l S L1.1n~ Cour..,1.· SiA immtnl! C' h ,, m p 111 n' h 1 p 1 n I n In l' ... 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Sun Clemente Cll \ hfoguards d1·scribcd lh<'1r short strand as pJckcd with 9.000 v1s1tors bas k· 1ng in hree1e lec,s, 83 d egree "eathcr or splashing in a glassy c ;.1lm '><'a Dohen-... San Cle mente and San Ono;rf. o;t:Jte beaches drew .1bnut 20.000 bt•achi:ot'rJoi "'ho en· 1 ountf•rt·d tcm1w r .. turc•!. peaking .it ~io degrees. lifeguards said ~urf w;.1s "'armer than up coast. at fifi d(·gt e<.-" but the ..,urf was 1•xce<.>dingly !>mall and only -.ax n· ... cucl:> were reported Billiard Cue Attack Jails San Juan Man i\ btl harrl" plJyt'r who gn·"' "1 Jn •if ht" n 1mpa01nn ' pool pork.-t prr1"A1·...-. 1-. rhJrgc<l "A 1th hJ'h1n~ th1· mJn IJ\l·r the h1·ad v.1th J povl C'Ul S<in C'l<'mente police arN''>ll'Ol '-"'''' r thl· J -.-..iult un 1 ;••r:tre1 0 ('on1ll'll. 31;, 11{ S..in < ·1('m1•nt<• Off1<•pr-. .... 11d th<· .11!1 '.;!1•d :n -..i1L1nt ht•1 ;1nw .ingr~ J I th1· \IC' 11111 .. l.11 •.1 11nL! .ii ttw t.1hl1·.., of 1h1· I 11t h• llutnl.!J::er taH·rn 011 "'•11th El Lrn11n11 lfr:il II•· .1ll1·j.'1•dh -.tru1 I.. o <'110n1·ll \\ lfll 111-. J.111111 ('II•' ,JOI! tht· fJl!hl , 1111t1n111·d 11111 1nt11 th<.' p.irlo.rni:! IP! \\h1rt tho • \t1·1im n·c·e1\ed 1 11\ 11 111 h1·,11I .trH1 ''.lip O < m1n1 ll "'a" tal.en to San Clt•mt>ntt• <:1•n1•r.tl Ho~p1tal for lr•·.1t ment Jnr1 .l11rd<in "'"" ar· ,, . ..,t, d •• 1 ,inothl·r bJr momenL'> IJ '1 r ti\ µull l <. \\hu harl a tJ,.,, nµt1on of has car J11rrl.tn "'J .., hl•t nc hl'll1 on 1 hJn:1 ... of ,1-. .. .iull 14llh J rtPadlv '4• Jl.1011 '-'llh bJll "d JI $1U lliO . Prod ntial Order Staved 'd·.\\ \HK 'J I \1'1 A :-.. l>t•pJrlmt•nt of LJbor ordl·r (';Jnet·ltn!! Slxtl rn1ll1on 1n 1?•1vern mt'nl (·ontr.wt:. "'llh Prud1·nt1<1I ln~uranc1· l'o ha-. be1•n delayed until nt'xt month b' an agree- nwnt noqu1nni? th•' com pany to -.urrt>ncler -,onll' inform:.111on for JO .1 1f1rmatl\c J Ct1on rt•\ 1ew l S D.-.trict Judge He rbt-rt J S t ern dppro,e d lh..-plan \\'edn<.~d.t\" and dcla,t'd action •m th1· l..lbor l>Ppartment order . In the aRreement. Prudential said 1t would turn O\ er previously ~ athheld c·ompute nzed peri,onnel data gathered s ince 1976 wluch the department will keep con- fid<.•ntial (/341/I </Ua/J11 <J/1wfi1JJ/ JS FASHION ISLAND • NEWPORT BEACH. CALIFORNIA 92660 TELEPHONE C7t_.) 6"-~9 .. -... CALIFORNIA Fldare Briglater A"Wlr.....,.o OAIL v PILOT A& Rain Aids State Firefighters Thousands of Aci:es of Brush Charred; 14 Injured ,• 8y TH AlllOCla&ed Preta A ldcd by a soaking rain. lar<•htthteris have contre>lled the 7 .900 acre flre In the San Jacinto Mount.ins above Palm Spri.n1s and hMvc contained or controlled do1 ns ol other blues lbat t•harrt.'Cl thowiat1ds of acres of t\Al1fom1a'b brushland and left at ltiast 14 people inJured. "That half-inch or rain &ure help~." said California Depart- ment or Forestry spokesman Hoyal Mannion of the La Vida fare northwest of Palm Springs. which was controlled Wednes· day afternoon after a three-day butt le. INCREASF:O MOIST UR E :J bo helped r 1 refighters control the fire in the Sidewinde r Moun· t a 1ns north of the Lucerne Valley in 1'an Remardino County at 11,130 a<'res. according to federal Bureau of Land Manage- m e nt s poke s man J ohn Ferguson. mained on each of the San Bernardino County fires during the night. AT LEAST 14 PEOPLE were Injured -two of them seriously -fighting the Central and Southern California fires. Lightning strikes into dry un· dergrowtb s parked most of lhe fires, fire officials said. Gusty. erratic winds, steep terrain, low humidity and temperatures In the lOOs thwarted firefighters, the officials said. Elsewhere in California: -The Coxey fire, 10 miles northwest of Big Bear Lake, was contained at 375 acres Tuesday evening. Mannion said. with full control coming early Wednesday evening. firefight e r s from Madera. Mariposa. Fresno and TuJare counties. -The Mission Creek fire, on the Riverside·San Bernardino County line, was al 950 acr~ Wednesday evening and was 90 percent cootalned, with fuU con- trol ex~ted at noon today, said Bu reau of Land Ma nagement spokesman Ferguson. -Full control or lhe Rainbow fire in the Los Padres National Forest . near the Santa Barbara. Ventura County line was expect· ed early today. The fire had been contained at 570 acres at mid·aftemoon Wednesday, ac- cording t o Forest Ser vice ~pokeswoman Ed Waldapfel. HE SAID MANY firefighter; had s uffered heat prostration while fighltng the blaie ac~ ~tcep terrain 1n 106-degree weath er . Nearly all the firefighters were treated and re- leased. he said. County at 700 acres Wednelejay night. CDF dispatche r Tom Barne:! estimated control by 6 a.m. loday. Blimp to Air Con Schemes LOS ANGELES <AP> - T he attorney general's of- fi ce will take to the air in the Goodyear blimp begin- ning Friday to inform the public about various Jocal con game~. buncos and frauds. Most victims of th e s cams arc senior c 1litcns. Ma rin County Humane Society workers release the partially blind goose that was taken into custody after her mate was killed and barbecued The widowed goose joined two ganders and a gosling that appeared on her home beach n ear Tiburon. and officials hoped she would live happily with her new found friends ConlrOI came at 6 p.m . Wed- nesd ay, he s aid The Almond fire in the high desert at Red Mountain was con- tained at 9.500 acres Wednesday ~1th control expected by 4 p.m . today. Ferguson said. A force of 150 firefighters re Some 90 firelighters were battling a 900·acre brush fire that was 80 percent contained, abo ut 25 miles cast or Porterville. CDf' spokeswoman Stefanie Thomas said full COO· tainment was expected by 8 a.m. today. THE BLAZE, CALLED the Cain Springs fire. was caused by lightrung, she s aid. No 1njune ... have been reported. State fire c rews wer e being aided by Jn Riverside County, a fire at Ania burned 600 acres before hard rainfall Tuesday led 10 full control Wcodne:.day. F1rC'f1J?htC>ri. contained et f irf' 1n San Timoteo Canyon south of Redlandl> 1n SJn Be rnardino The blimp will fl y over S out h e rn Calif o rni a through August, flashing messages on how to obtain hims and s peakers who can explain the various :.chemes and who to con- tact tf approached by a <'On man. a ~poke~man said. Home Sav1n~s and Loan J\!>'>n i... underwriting the tO!)l ()f thl' program. Garlic Farlll8 Get Union GILROY (AP) Fields of garlic ripe for harvest remained without worker~ today as <s strike by garlic pickers continued. while the Unit· ed Farm Worker.; won uruon ~lect1ons at two g arlic farms. Workers at the Christopher 'ftanch vQtcd 188·5 Wednesday to have the VFW n.·pres~nt them in n egotiations with growe~. and fi eld hands at Bob t'elize Farms voted 77-0 for uruon representation. The Gilroy region south of San Francisco sup· plies about 90 percent of the nation's garlic crop, about 15 million pounds annually. About 1.200 garlic pickers walked off their JObs July 21 and the strike sprPad to about HOO workers harv,.sting other crops this week 1'rrrucinl.u>I DPni,...d Parof,. FRONTERA I AP) -A parole board. saying Patricia Krenwmkel "a~ "extremely callous" to human s uffering. has re· ( J fu,t•rl fhr a third t1m<• to · ."iT·fTf; rr1·l· the t·nn\1t.t·d --------murdt·n·r .•• d1sc1plc ur C'harles Manson. The boa rd Wednt·sdav r<•Jected Miss Krenwmkcl's contention that !>he '>'as a confu cd product of the 1960!. PCB Contai11t»r11 f 'ouud BAKERS FIELD <A P> --Pat·1fic Gas & Elec· tric Co. will prepare a plan to clc<in uo a company work yard here because 10 cap&c1tors containing the suspected carcinogen PCB "l're round buried on the site The capac itors were d1scovt>red shortly after company crews began digging sample trenches through a land/111 area more than hair the s ize of a football field Wednesday Shipyard Workrr~ ,.,,_, rikv LOS ANGELES< AP> -A strike by some J.700 Todd Shipyards Corp. employees seeking higher pay and free asbestos disease tests has halted almost all activity at the }ard. a company official says Todd's industrial relations director . J ohn O'Hara, said talks between Local 9 of the In dustrial Union of Marine and Ship Builders or Amer ica and the s hipyard remained s talled Wednesday, the third day of the strike. Air Co•pUIPr f 'aib 1lgain FREMONT (AP > -The Federal Av1at1on Ad· ministration compute r that controls air traffic over Northern Cahfornw and Nevada briefly failed again Wednesday, an f'AA s pokesman said Roger Jo~on said the computer was down for 10 minutes. from 12:33 a.m. to 12.43 a.m .. and the malfunction caused "little or no impact" on flights in the area served by the Fremont center_ Deserts Bracing For More Storms By The Associated Press Southern California desert areas and parts or Arizona braced for m ore thunderstorms and high winds today after lightning killed an off-d uty sberifrs deputy in Needles and six inches of rain fell on Parker. Arii. San Bemanlloo County deputy Michael Sam- ple 22. was killed instanUy by lightning Wednes day while wate r-skiing on tbe Colorado River in Needles. . He died at the outset of a furious storm that brou1bt winds ol up to 80 mph, knocked down more tbu ao telephone Poles and forced the clos ure of Hi1bway 15 between Needles and Blythe. Heavy ralna also fell in Las Vegas and at Boulder City in Nevada. Tbe result of that moisture and the desert beat bu been felt ln the form of thundershowers and H1btDlna strikes during the week that have touebed off numerous brushfires. • I e believe that ha holdups are a crime. You've eaten away half your lunch hour being held up at the bank. You've left the car running at the curb only to find a crowd parked at the teller line. You've rushed to get money before 5: 00 and got caught in the rush hour ... in your bank lobby. Imperial believes that's a crime! At our offices throughout California, we've come down hard on time-robbing incon-. ' veruences. That's why at some locations we ope n express lanes at peak hours. We keep most offices ope n on Saturdays. We have ample parking outside. And we've got people who are friendly, but stay fast and efficient. Imperial has many ways to help you save. Not onlv money (passbooks and · · certificates that pay higher dividends than any bank), but minutes too . So if the slow ins and outs of bank- mg are holding you up, there's a quick alternative. It's Imperial Savings, for people on the move. hn rial SaVin pe ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION gs Coeta Meu, South CoMt Plaza Town Center 3310 Bristol Street (714) 540-7591 Newport BMch 3366 Via Udo (714) 673-3130 Newport Center 550 Newport Center Drive (714) 644· 1461 \ ' . J . ·. Orange Coast Daily P110t E".-.ltorial ....... _ .. _______________ ~.OC>ef1-N•w•eect-1•Pu•bf·''he-' -T·hof'N-s•K·"·"1•11•ed-ttor Jl:I.. ~ :u. ~ ThUltdly, July 31 , 1980 Batbiw• Kreiblch 'Edltorlat Pege Edttor Nuclear Advisory See ms Pointless Ht tor y wall nl'vcr rffOl'd whether lhe . Senat~ '""to. mo\ t.'d on(' "<A) or anc>e.Mr on lhe Panama Cana.I ' ~u · b~· ttw w~ tmm~ler City Counctt• vote lo oppose u Llkt•wbc. •l 1::. h1ghl> unlik~ly that too many people in h1Rber µla w•ll bl' mo\'ro b) ho-.• th • c1ty of Laguna Be~rh rt'l'b ~•oout n udeur Po"t>r phinb . \'ct tht• 1.Jtt:un,. CH' Counral hu decided to consider placm.: thut b~ut> bdol"'\' \ott·~ thl"l • ov(.\mber bectiU!>t! .ln or.iw\uultou ·ulh.-d ttk> Caui.en." CommlU for thl' R•Rhl tt) \oh.• oo lht> ·~m Onofn..• Nucle r Plant=> u ked for ll. lndt'l'tJ. tht•a t> urt.• vu lad ura:uments again l nuclt!at power ~t>rwraun~ stJtton And ct!rtutnl~ c1t1z~n~ have J rt~hl lo ~~a~ up on lhe L"l!\Ut: What "e "ond ·r about t~ the pmpnl'l ~ or t'\'t'll tht· ~•Jtntfkunel' of a volt: lakl·n in J n1w11c1p;.il l'lt"ct1on ,\llhuu~h thl' hallot mt-1t.'>urc h..i!> not )el tkt.>1l pn: port'd. 11 pn•:-umJl>I\' II'> uirnt.'CI J t 'hutting down the exis t ing ~an Onofrt• g4.m\.'rntor ;.md halt1n1? conMructaon on \he t~o a dtlttmn.d on~.., ne.Artn~ (.'<>mpl~llon l n \ lt .. o\ of lht• fuel that the rm~t unit·~ produc ing bad h neroed electrir1ty und om thing like $2 b1lllon has :.ilr t•ud y \x>~n ~pent on tht! e1ddltional plunli~. we ha\IC o m t> doubb that the government, the utilities. or anyone t.'lse is like l} to rush about cha ng ing things because of ad vice drawn from a ple biscite Cro m u hmiled number of voter~ in Laguna Beach, Caltfonl1a Election ~crrunble Because of a conOkting change in the s tate e lection:, cod e, San Clem ente council members this week found the m selves in an e m er gency session to hurriedly qualify the city for a municipal election Nov. 4. (t seems the filing period for city elections that will a ppear on the November gene ral e lection ba llot actuall~ opened 1 ast week. Normally. the filing period would have begun Aug. 8, but city offa('ials v. e r e caught off g uard b y a new state dect1on:. provision th a t ha s the filing period t.>nding on A ug 8. San C'lemente was n't the only Southe rn California tity caught up in the state elections mess. Three other <.·1 tie:-m Lo~ Angele!:> County were a lso scrambling to get on the state ballot !'ow that the c.1ppropnate re!)olut1on s huve been up· pro\'ed h~ the tnunc1I. re~adents v. ho want to seek on e of two !>l'ah on t ht-Cit\ Council m ~o\'ember have onl~ a \\eek m "' h1th to t:1kt· out nomination papers. obtain th~ -.1g naturt·:-of 20 reg1::,tered San Clemente \'Oters. and re· turn the• 1wt1twn:--to Cl!~ Clerk Max Berg. .\nd '' h1h: 11 .1ppl·jr!> the :,tat<• dad not get the word 1111t to 1<1(,"11 nnm1t.·1µ&Jlit1e., candidate~ for the City Coun· t ii" 111 h,1\ l 111 '-l'r&Jmble to qua hf, for th(' Nov. 4 ele<'t1on. ~hool Goals Raised Capis trano L'nif1cd School D istric t trustees a r e . tudying recommendations for to ug he r gradua tion require me nts including more reading, Eng lish. and mathem atics instruction. The recommend ations w ere the r esult of a nine-month "tudy by a t ask for ce of 23 s tudents, parents. teachc~ and admm1strators. Included are C:1ddcd reading in the freshman year . an <:xt ra year of Englis h and of math. a course m consum er t•ducation. a nd 20 more units of course work for those m the district's <1dult education program. If adopted. the r eqwr ements would be effective for the graduating class of 1982. Test ~cores m Englts h and math in som e district ~chools and elsewh ere sel'm t o indicate that m or e c.·mpha~1s on lr<.iditional s ubject m::ttter is needed. Thi:-µ!Jn would help uccomphsh that goal • Oprnrons expressed 1n the space above are those or the Darty Prlot Other view-, P~pressed on lhrs page are those of ltlerr authors and .artists Reader comment is rnvrted Address The Dally Prlot. PO Box 1560 Costa Mesa CA 92626 Phone (714) 642·4321 Boyd/Fortunes th 1 .. )1. HOYO Que~l uln Jrt~c·~ J 't lo v. huh ha~ produN·c1 lh1· lljr..:e-.t 1nd1\ 1duJI fortune-. ~old, oil or ('anned sou1.1 . Thal canned '-UU[J come!'. into the d1scuss1on becausl' one man built a fonunc on 1l . lea' in~ 200 m1lhon. even more than .I P ~torJ?an left. fortunes of lat t>, hov.c\N, have been- fo unded not so muc h on· what's under the ~round a:, on rt. r('al estate. And 10 particular. most of th\! nat1on·s lady milhona1res ha \'e bu1 It the 1 r wea lth through land transactions. Q. What do you kno"' about the game of squash., A . Onh· that the.· world's best pla~er~ or same li ve in Pakistan. Client asks what book has made the most money "The Wind of War"' by Herman Dear Gloorny Gu · Government s tudy forecasts gloom a nd doom for us in tbe 21st century and at the sam e lime sclenllsts predict we'll have an averaae Ufe span ot 8S years. Hope '?"e ot the ,,..o forecasts as wrong. D.M. .. \\1JUk mtnl~ that d1st1n ct1on. 1 t " LI :.t on J bout th <: bt>ginmngi. of World War II ABC TV paid S25 m1lhon for 1l. I'm told. Q What do butcherl> mtan jbout beef "'hen the) ~a~. 'Th~ right i.1dc IS the tight l>ldt····> A Steers tend to get up by pushing themselves into a standing position left side first. This loosens the left kidney a nd lets excessive rat rorm on the left Selective butchers prefer the right s ide of beef. Q Who was Pittsburgh Phil? A. That was the alias of one George Smith, said by some to have been the most successful horseplayer of all time. C l a im i s h e pul together $1.700,000 by betting on the ponies. Q. What proportion of the school desks have the arms attached to the left sides? A. 11 percent. Because 11 percent of \.be students are lefl·banded. Q . What are the most popular names among kids just entering school next Fall? A. Amon& boys, in order: Mlcbael, Jason and MaUbew. Among girls. ln order: Jennlfer, Amy and Sarah. Lot of peiopM open up aav· iog& account.a. deposit yea amount Of money lD same, and then for1et them. About S20 mlWon • year la given "I> la tb1I manner. Rowland Evan&/ Robert Novak Some See Tax Fever Cooling WAS lll NCTON -Wht ie Repubhca.nJ ~er~ pt'l'formina lll D~trolt. Democ rat:. bUttered uround th<' r~·st or the country v. t>rt' comm.; to u fateful de· unon t.hut hands lbe tax·cullint: tb.:1Ut4 10 Konald Reagan Tht! i.urpra~t' ftnding by l>l·mu<·rat11: lawmaker~. testing \Vtt!r i.t.>nt1m t•nt b1.H'k ho me during t he b r I l' ( congre!>!>tunal rt!C~S!> t.iX· l'Ul fcH!r I~ duwn. not up. I n fJl't , (t'tU rnlnA to W J :.hington Jul> 21, the> n:portt•d thei r n>n!>t1 tucnb ""'vt<r had been mt e re tt'd in the Kemp· Roth tWI. reduction bill 1'hut ml'SsagL' "'as rnost JOyousb received in the OvaJ Of hct" \\here Pn•stdC'nt Carter and h1~ adv1:.er~ ft.>lt touched b) ht'a\'cn !>Cnt tidin~:. They had dread\'Ci the retum of Congre~:. panting with tax cut demandi- lnstcad, Democrats at the White House and Congre% an: 10 ra re Mailbox unison that tax reduction should be postp<>ned untH after the eJectlon. Thus. party line on ta>t reduction are clt!arly drawn for November. THEJIE MIGHT yet be pre· election tax cuts 11 one highly· mfluent.ial Democratic dissenter -Sen . Russell a·. Lo ng, chairmun of the Senate Finance Comm1uee -gets his way. But a tax bill pus hed through by Long and Republican senators <even if re luctantly signed by the pres1d~ntl will not alter the clear partisan c hoice on tax reductlon Thal may well rcflt!cl a massive m1 sr ead10K Of the public mood. 1r expert pollsters are corn~ct ll could be a fatul \•rror 1n Carter's stratt!gy to keep beleaguered blue-collar workers from J01 n 1ng th e R l'ag:.an <:r u s adc Tht: Democrat!> arc gamolmg that the autoworker. oppressed by mflat1on and foarful of losing h1!> JOb. 1s not 1ntcrc::.ted n un ~ t..1x cut. Thal 1-. prcc 1 ~e l~· the 1mpres.s1on vNcran Dcm0<:ratic pohuc 1 an~. lHkpl at wll\n1n~ electtona. brought back to Wa s hingt on. Rep . John Brademu, the s hrewd House majority W'hip, told us that his South Bencl. Ind.. businessmen and workingmen alike, viclimlud by inflation, want no part or Ke mp-Roth (cutting income taxes 10 percent a year for three years> . OLD·FASHIONED libera l Bradem.as might be accused of pro-taxation bias, but not Rep. J a mes Jones. the le ading Democratic tax·cutter in the House. He r eported findings identical to Brademas. both tn his conservallve Tulsa, Okla., d LStrict and on a speaking trip to South Dakota. No wonde r. then. that tax f e ver o n Capitol Hill h as :;,ubs 1ded. much t o Cart er's comfor t. While presidential .J1dc~ u month ago worried that Curter could not catch up with Reagan on th1~ issue , they are now convtnced. the R~pubhcani:. hJ \ c hung an albatross around their nc('ki:, Indeed, Carte r ~lr~l c~1 s t s arc ur g in g Oemo<:rat1c polit1c1ans to call 1t Hcd~an Kemp Rolh, linking Lhe popuJar presidential candJdate with a supposedly unpopular notion. But ls lt that unpopular? One pres tigious pollster recently took a secret national poU that indicates voters are aching for tax cuts, but a re troubled by two factors: First, they have been 50 misled by the politicians Oult they no longer believe promises they hear; second, they are so concerned by runaway federal a;pending that they give the priority to budget bala cc1og ove r tax cuuing. BUT VOTERS actually cannot choose b e twee n Carter's balanced budget and Reagan·s l'fx cut. Whether or not taxes are reduced, the budget will be fal' out or balance -a racl clearly unders tood by voters <n early 5-to·I in the secret national pollJ. What's more. 40 percent of these voter~ thtnk the budge t can be balanced by ~r ea ler bus 1n e~s act1v1ty induced by t ax reductions - probably a h11~her percentage than amon~ even Republican cong rcs:.mcn . D emoc.-r.it s may b e s o 1nn ucnc·<'CI by their no!>t<t lg1a for thL' da)" v. twn low-brc.cket tax cutting v.J~ the name of the i:aroe thut they are m1!>Judging the puhlrc· mo<Kl In a July 20 ~rf1cll: for tht• N1•w York Times, ('Jrter rJm paaJ!n c hairman Ro~rt Strau~-. not~ t hat the ta,pa~1·r 111 lh~ S6 700 to·Sl0,000 hr.t<'k\'t v.ould rP<'<'l\I(' a mere 120 t ,1x tut But the great t·l1·l t1or1 1·haw of l!IAO ,., nm for 1h1·'c lov.1 .... 1 1nrom1• taxpayer.-., nrHonou' non H>t1·r' "'ho vote o. mO<.TdtlC 11 lht'V Hiil' at all The quJrry I'> that autoworker "'ho now t'<Jrn~ S25,00fl ..1 year but ta ll ~ ••Ver (arthe r he htnd t:'<'.Onom1cJ1l\', pJrtl) ~l'al.l.!>e oC ri..1nl! lo"<c:.. In 1!179. an .. -.l1 mJlt-11 .S8 m1lhon Ame n cans p.11d t..1"<e'> on 1ncnm1· ovt!r :)1 :>.oou. of v. hom 27 mil h on n·porlt-<1 uv1·1 $20,000 For the s:?'i OOll JUtov. orkcr v.1th u wi fe .ind tv.n ch1ldn·n, the third )'tar 1 1 ' "' J v 1 n ~: ' <• f R e a g a n · l\.epmp Hoth would be LI udy ~J9 Airport Competition Benefits Travelers To thl' Editor: A1rl1ne deregulation. \l.h1 ch "as enacted over a ~ea r ago, wa~ :,uppo:;,cd to incr ease eompet1tion ~nd keep fares down by allowing any (.;.S. air· line to operate from a ny U.S. airport it desire-. So far in most cases de· regulauon has met 1t!> goals, but d e f 1n1telv n ot at O range County's J°ohn Wayne Airport v. ht!re the Orange County Board o f S u p e r \' 1 s o r !> a n d A i r Cal1fom1a are bound to maintain a monopoly for tha t earner m many markets from Orange County Airport Air Cahforma was a strong sup porter of dcrc~ulat1on le1?1slat100, and s ince its passage has t aken adv:mtage or it by adding many new routes. while at the :,ame lime has dug up any poi:.:,1b l e excuse t o keep co m pe tition o ut of Orange Count\' Thi s s h o v.s Air Cahfom'1a 1:. only looking out for 1ts own interests. As a res ult of this total di s rega rd for the trave li n g public in Orange County on the part or Air California a nd th<: <.·ounl~ Board of Supervisors. t he standard air fare from Orange County to San Francisco <a n Air Ca hforn1 a monopoly 1 1s S60. However. JUSt .\0 miles up the San Diego Freewa) at LAX where five or six carriers fly to San Francisco the far(' is $25 to $35 unrestricted This means a resident of Orange County, 1f willing to drive to LAX. can save up to $70 on a round trip to San Francisco. Air California does have a reduced fare. but with all of its restrictions. t.he <are 1s all but a joke. With a little compelltt0n a comparable rare would be available out of Orange County airport. THE FEDERAL government is not happy about this situation In Orange County, and in fact bas this year granted permiss· ion to four new airlines that wish to start serving J ohn Wayne Airport. Kowever. Air California and the county Board of Supervisors have so rar been successful in keeping this new competition out or the county by fillng lawsuits and other delaying tactics. This is a real disservice to air travelers ln Oraqe County, and not in keeplnc with tbe nal• of deregulation. The Oran1e County Airport Is a federally operated airport. wblcb means our ux dollan keep lt open. Tu dollars pay t.be aalan. ol the coauoUe.ra lA the tower. and runway coaatruc:tion a nd malntenance, r unway • 1ight1n~. dcctron1c instrument IJnding !t\:>tcm::. Jnd on a nd on. If monopoly air routes are to pcr s 1 ~t :.it Ora n i:e County ,\ irport th<'n 1 do not wish the federal ~overnment to spend my tax dollars to fund the airport. The mone) can be put to much better use clsev. here. ~\ At r C3lifom1a a nd the county Board of Supervisors fund the airport. l etn x1ously welcome an y comme nts fr om ~tr . R. W. Clifford I Presid e nt 0 1 Air Cal1forrual and/or an) one on the county Board of Supen 1sor-s JACK TAINTOR Tre~kPr• .'i<"Gf"!I To the Editor I r ecently arrived safely at my orhce after. again. taktn~ my life in my hands in travehng on In t e r s t ate 5 i n Northern Califomia and having numerous trucks. logging, r efr igeration a nd o ther l a rge vehic les, approach the rear of my car so close that l could count the bugs on the license plate and see the smile on the truck driver's fare. t have li stened to countJess complamlb from other dnvers such as m) !-elf and l can only wonder "'here our responsible California lllghway Patrol Department 1s h id ing v.hen these drivers of dangerous weapons proceed down the highway w1thout due regard for the safely or the drivers or the slower moving vehicles Being of th(' older gcnerat1on. when we were able to drive 6S miles per hour and the truekers still beld to a 55 mile per hour s peed limit, I fall to comprehend how I can now be dr1vmg at their old speed and they are permitted. to barrel up behind me, put both life and hmb in jeopardy, and continue to swerve in order to pass me at a speed that makes me appear as though I a m standing still. I have traveled the highways f rom Northern to Southern California for many years and must admit that it is a rare oc· casion lo see a truc k driver receiving a citation alonfslde the hig h way, though the automobile driver. it seems. ls readily detected by the CallComla Hi&hway Patrol. I FEEL THAT It ll \ me that we t ell our authorities in S.tramento or wherever. who run the CaUfornia Hlabway Ptl rol. that the roa4a are to be made safe ror all of the tr1velus wbo UM ~ byways and not Juat ror the truckinc Industry that a~pears to have little retard f Of' the smaller velUcJes uaiac thole bipways. ' . Ho pe full y. j Californi a H1ghy,ay Patrol ofhc1:r 1n ~1Xtr area v.111 read th1 i. ll'lter and perform his dut' 1n maktn~ th roads safer ror all of U.'-. On mv next t rip from 1'orth ern tn Southern CaJ1fom1a I hopt· tn '-C' .. at least one trut.k th<.tt I'-d(·· .-.erv1ng of be1n ~ <.0 1t<'d for s peeding be1 n l! g1 \cn tn .H c1tat1on. Altho ugh m )' ('O OCt.'rn 1., m a inly w1lh the :.Jfc•t!-for my family using our h1~h "'J~"· I must admit tha t l h a \ e a problem undeN>tandinS! hov. J I a qH• rij.! roll 1n g dov. n th1· h1ghv.ay at 70 to 80 m1IC$ i>t>r hour can be con!>er\'lng any of th1..· gas and 011 that thts country ~o much needs to conservl'. Perhaps the trurkin~ industry .-,ho uld commence to pohct' their own ranks much a:. Olher professions and occupauoru. do. a nd take san claons agains t lhl' rcpeat.Jn.g offenders. Many of the truckers who used to be the fnends of us all on the h1~hways <and HU are I are still truck.an~ and maybe they can influence the new breed. GENE FINK f'mr·•~r To the Editor: At the recent Orange County Fair, we ha ve JUSt experienced. a very unfair and disappointing s1tuat1on. Our son exhibited and put a steer through the school FFA auction , with a cons ider able loss of income First of all. the students were given to understand that the price the auctioneer s would s tart at was $1 a pound and certamJy very little profit would be realized there . But as the evening went on. the auctioneers were no longer trying to get $1 but were selling the steers at 80 cents a pound or less. Th e yo un g w e r e n ot "educated" by their teachers to the fact that they s hould "scratch" their bed and not even put them t h rough the auction when they were not even gettlng •decent price. But even worse as lbe evening drew to a close and the unfortunate ooes who were on the end ot the list of 115 exhibitors did not get the lime or attenUon that the first ones got.. They ruabed the beef and their youn1 exhibitors throuch so fut that· sometimes there were aJl'OOlt tVtO lteen ln the ring al the same time and not more than one minute wu spent on t.ryin1 to set • deeent prlct fort.he fane bMf. WE Di\aD md ... 1M11.Y youn1 kldl and u..tr p....a wbo said IMy would IMftl' apln .. "ant to go t hroug l\ tha t 1 '11\'rll"l"IC<', they h·lt the kid~ h.ict ~·n :-imply "rip~ off." Our "''"' told the man in the bJck v.ntmg down the prices, he c-ou ld not ~u unde r Sl but the ,wct1onrt·r-had already sold on the ftr..t orf1·r of 7~ cents one ''-'\ond afll'r he had goo(• mto t.he rin~ We nt!\ er h<1d <J chance to >-:t'l 1n jnotht·r offer or to ta ke 1t out of tht· nnl! in t1 me (which he t r1 <'d t Of <.'OUr!>e tho buyer "'ould not rclca.sc the "cheap h~ef" and our son s uffered a ~rcJ t lo,,-. and even greater d1sappo1nlm~·nl. l l \\OOld -,wm 1f 115 ~f are t oo many lO JUl \100 Off because of time. IJck of buyer~. or lack of ~u:.tainl·d concern by the ;1uct1on('C~ the ~oung people s hould be tnfor med of that fact a nd the unfortunate on~ on the end o( the lts t <:ould withdraw t>efort' the auction. NA~tE WITHHELD Uf Will ~mw To 1 he F'.d1tor . Re: Bob Gr e e n"· article. · Draft Resisters." July 24. I do not ~ant our young men to die in another "~r. but if we don •t keep a full ·bod1ed army, v. ho will protect this country., How can v.e be so selfish and expect someone else to care tor us . This 1s not Vietnam. This is a t 1 me o r tot a l c haos an the maJont)' of th~ governments in the world. These countries bave twen at war s ince the beginning of tame and now they affect the entire globe. HOW LONG cun we sit back and fulfill our selfis h needs. pa mper our children , teac h the m nol to respect God. their parents or their country ? ( pray and hope we will not h3ve another wu. but if we are not prepared. then we must expect to lose all we have worked for. lose a future for our children and lose hope not only ror a free world but tor a living "'Orld. Let us not be the agfressors, but do let us be defensive. l worry about our future when a self ash people do not want to deCend the rights they hold so dear or when a confused government cannot begin to buUd an army without bein& set back because of "women's issues." D. BONHAM • n...., ..... .._.,_..,_. ....,.._ ........ &...-.._ .. ....... ta; ................. ~ ... ~ ....... U9ln c Ill M fllr J IP ... -........ __ ... ___ _ ............ -........... .. .......... .., ............ . ClrC1 - • l I I I 1 17 NATION Heffa Still a Mystery Labor CIUe/ Y anilhed 5 Years Ago DETROIT CAP) f'lve ,._an ••o· J tmmy Hoffa vaGJabed aft• IMW., a ... ....._ Decroi& re1aa--. Qd u.aaa t.pn one ol the P'BI'• moet f1moua un· IOlved t' .... Aad wMM tbe IOYttlUIMnt •• strateo to toare the prHumed klUen ol the rorm~r Tumatttt bou bun 't wort ed. autboriUel haven't chal\led lbl-lr tM«y on wbo b bf.bind Hoffa ·s d•up-pear--.. TllSY aaJEVE 8 E was the tar1et ID • contract murder ar· ran1ecl by or1anhed crime bosses to proled what federal investl1ators say are long· s tudinl bus1nea arrangements with the Teamsters. "We're no moce hopefuJ now than we were two years ago." says O. Franklin Lowie. head ol the Detroit. FBI office. "We're no more pessimistic eit.her. The case is open but unsolved. We're still working on il." Among the government's ef· forts t o solve t h e highly publicized case was a barrage of criminal p rosecutions in the hope of pe.rsuading a suspect lo tr ade testimony for a light sen· tence and protective custody. Foua •EPVTED undel'WOrld f igures a nd their associates were convicted of a doze n crimes. but the FBI has been un- able t.o implicate them in the disappearance of Hoffa, who at the time of his disappearance wu planning a campaign t.o oust Frank Flt.zsimmons as president of the nation's largest labor un· ion. Judges meted more than 80 years in sentences including one of Ufe imprisonment, but most or the suspected Hoffa case figures are eligible for parole in a few years. All are appealing their convictions. a few are free on bond and ooe bas served his sen· tence. "My family bas been through a lol. I've gone thro u gh a JIMMY HOFFA C•H Uneotved /.l"WI ......... • lot .. .I'm Ured." says Charles O'Brien, 45, of Hallandale, Fla. 0 ·Brien. who says he is Hof fa's foster son. served 10 months in prison last year for accepting a car from an auto dealer dunng a union organizing drlve and for making a false statement on a bank loan application. He's back on the payroll as an organizer for the Southern Conference of Teamsters. T H E DAV HOFFA disap. peared. O'Bnen was driving lhe car the FBJ believes was used an the abduction. Hair like Hoffa's was found in the car. O'Brien grew up in the Hoffa household, but shortly before the disappearance. he h'ad a Calling out with Hoffa. O'Brien says he knows nothing of the disap- pearance. Hoffa was last set-n getting in a car with several men outside the Machus Red Fox Restaurant in Bloomfield Township. FBI agents believe former New J ersey Teamsters boss An· thony Provenzano. 63 . wanted Hoffa out of the way und reputed New Service! Starts~tl. 7 nortbeut Pennaylvanla erhn. bot• RUIMU Bulal!no, 7t, •Po proved a klllln&. a SPUTSD DSTaOIT UD· derworld fl a u re AnU,oay Glaealone Md Im brotber Wo, federal a1nta beUeve , hared t h eir frlend Hoffa t o tbe retlaW'Ul cm the pntext ol aet. tllo1 an old feud betweea Holla and ProYenuno. Proveo&aDCJ, Bufallno, and tbe GlacaJone brothers .... au Ml'\'• int Jail terms, convicted of char1es WU"elat.ed t.o tbe Holfa case. P rovenaano's control of Teamsters Local 560 la U.UC. Ci· ty. N .J .. made him one of the most powerful labor bo6&es on the East Coast and Hoffa needed his s upport for a comeback, agents say. Federal investigators say that in a police lineup five months after Hoffa disappeared, a wit· ness tentatively identified a P roveruano associate as one of the men with Hoffa out.side the restaura n t. The man was gunned down two years ago in New Yorit's Uttle Italy in what authorities say was a "mob bit." THE FBI COMPILED a list Of a half-dozen likely burial attes. a ll with connections t.o organized crime and within minutes of the restauranL Last year, it was re - ported that an informant said Hoffa was slain in Detroit, dis- me mbered in New Jersey and buried in a F1orida swamp. Meanwhile, little has changed in the :reamsters since Hoffa disappeared. Fitzsimmons is 72 and battling can cer, but he vows to Sffk another five-year term as t.he Sl:>G.000-a-year head of t.he 2.2 roi ll ion -m e mbe r union . Congressional critlcs again are raising quest ions about the operation of the Fund. Federal investigators say the fund .acts .as a friendly ba nke r to un· derworld figures looking for loans Introducing our new service to Seattle -2 convenient flights every day. The only no-change·of·plane service from Orange County to Seattle ! 50% otf. Evety coach seat, every flight, every day through September 15. All you have to do is buy a round·trip ticke t ! Just call a Travel Agent, your Corporate lfavel Arranger. or Hughes Airwest: Burbank (213) 247-8333 Orange County (714) 540-2060 Los Angeles (213) 772·5100 Ontario (714) 933--8585 __ .,._._.__..,.. .. ~~ .... ----~ .... ----~ .. 'nlurldey, July 31 , 1980 DAIL v PILOT A 1 Damages Awarded SAN FNClSCO (AP) -A jury bu awarded $211,000 to a former law school llUdent who sued the school alter abe re· ported being sexually assaulted in one or its rest rooms. Top Ladies Loretta Siciliano, now a 31-year -old attorney. filed the negligence suit against H.aatings College of the Law because she claimed the school knew t h at pote n tially dangerous people were coming into the school building. Kentucky Derby winner Genuine Risk. center, has joined six human counterparts as Harper's Bazaar's top female achievers for 1980. Others include conductor Sarah Caldwell. left. and New York City Council ' President Carol Bellamy. ri2ht. 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Sl.AC«S Reoulor 3000 •••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••••• MOW lf.H ....... ........... ,.,. ec MEN 'S STORE 'S • J4'7W.U. ....,. ...... .. ., USCll ~.July 3t. ,.., Lafllllla Bead& Sewer Action 2 Years Away H<•11df'nu do&ng bu 1n~ 1n downto-.n l.agusua Buch -..m havt' to put up with the city ·~ oftt.'n foul tj melUng $t .. t•r lr\"lll· llll'lll plllflt MJ\<>Cht'r two> Cir") Oy lhel, a S70 mtlhon se~·ace d1i.~uJ fat'lht). lout~ &lonR ltso t'tt>ek about a milt< and one half lnl.ind from Aliso kt•oach. 1~ ~· ~led to be rom plt>l~ T HE Pl.ANT IS being ('On l\\rt.u.'llod as P3rt or the Aliso W&tcr MitnJgement Agcnc)''S I AWMA > r eg io nal sewage :.ystem Completwn of the plant I!> l'Xpected In lht> full or 1982 L3guna Beach Mun1t>1pal Services Director Terry Brandt ~a id the city \l.'OUJd lbefl pro- bably tear down IL, 50-year-old plant ac.t.Jaccnt to City Uall and Colinas Project 111 Reviett' Plans for the massive Colinas de Capistrano project do not follow COWltY guidelines and an e nvironmental re port does not address the inconsistencies. San Juan Capistrano planners have told county officials. The plans a re for the central portion or the l, 180-acre. re- sidential community. adjacent to the city on property west of the San Di ego Freeway and south of Crown Valley Parkway THIS VEAR THE CITY fil ed suit 1n Orange County Superior Court contendang development of 2.800 home!-.. some along a 19.000-foot stretch of ridgeline. would be detrimental lo the en- vironmt•nt Th<.· Clh Counci l 1s expected to revll'\o\ the dt·V('lopment at its Aug 6 m(•cting In .i INtcr to Environmental Management A~ency orhc1als. the project's grading. v1suaJ im- pact and traffic plans are held to be inconsistent with county guidelines The environmental report "'in· adeq uatcly addressed .. these area:.. city planners said. CITY OFF10 Al.S s aid plans ~ho '"' l.'d that the development would :iltcr the ndgehnc with ma-.s grading. be s pread over la r).!v Jrtas or rugged hillside terrain instead of clustering in the more gentle areas, and have e1n udven.e effect on ecological stab1l1ty They als o ~aid t h e te n - tative tract map for the project appeared to be inconsist{?nl with the county 's adopted planned community for the development The tract will contain a mix of res1dl'ntiat and nei~hborhood com merc1al devetopmen1 • us~ LM on~·•cre al to ror H · paneled .,.rtlnJc or matnt~nanco f acilltJe,,. Brandt added the only vaiue the old plant has 11 the land W\· der 1t ·'The prcbtnt plant hi ob· sotete ... he ~aid ··w~ havt: been ordered to do !>Omettung about 1mprovina our waii.te l~\ment und lh1~ lb why -. e became involved with AW MA We were imply W'lable to meet the current standards with Uus facahty .. Bl'ILT IN THE m1d-l930s. the plcmt treats 1Jqu1d was te with chlorine which 1s then pumped through an outflow pipe that rum, mto the ocean about a half mile off Mam Beach Solid wa~tes and sludge are fed through dige~ters and then take n by tank truck to a remote spot in Irvine wherl! they are dum ped into pits and buried. Brandt said the city's share of the cost to build the plant will be about $16 to Sl7 m illion. with 85 percent paid wit h grant money from the state and federal gov- ernmenL A WM A was fo rmed eight yea rs ago under a joint powers agreement a mong seven local agencies which will receive sewer services Crom the project. THE PLANT IS expected to h andle up to 8.1 milhon gallons of s ewage daily from areas wit hin the Laguna and Altso canyons watershed. The outfall pipe for the new 1n- terdistrict system has been com- pleted and is located off Aliso Beach and runs a m ile and one half off shore. The outfall at Main Beach in Laguna 'Ai li be abandoned after the A WMA plant goes into service. Parking Fee Schedu/,ed For the first time start- ing this faJI, it will cost Saddleback College slu· dents SlO a semester to park their car at either the main campus an M1ss1on Viejo or the north campus in Irvi ne. Students will be charged S lO a se m e s t er f o r automobiles a nd SS for motorcycles. A station will be set up during re~istra tion at both campuses to collect the fees and issue the required decals to be affixed to thl' vehicles. Students who do not purchase the decals du r· ing registration can buy the m either at the campus safety office at the Mis- s ion Viejo campus or in building 100 at the Irvine campus prior to the start of the semester. San Juan to Host Twin Horse Shows All-English and all-western hor se shows will be held at Sycamore Trails Stables m San Juan Capistrano Aug. 9 and 10. respectively Both shows begin at 8:30 a .m. J udy Martin of Rolling Hills E states will judge the EngUsh show and Frank Strobl or Chino will be the western show judge. Trophies and ribbons wiJJ be awa rded wi nners. Ribbons will be presented through fifth place. TraRnf Pos• Opne Applications for a vacancy on tbe San Juan Capistrano Traffic and Transportation Commission are being accepted at the city clerk·s olfice at City Hall, 3Z4QO Paseo Adelanto. The commission meets on the first and third Thursdays of each 1000lh at 7 p.m. at City Hall. Appointment of a com- missioner to fill tbe vacancy ta tentatively scbeduJed by the City CouncU Aug. 6. I'll• tor Sfttfors "Operation Petticoat," a com- edy starring Cary Grant and Ann Sheridan. will be Presented free to senior clUiem by Lacuna Federal Sariqs Aq. lS at tbe -South Coat Tbeatn 1n Lqma ~Belch. Doon will opee at 1:30 p.m. ad tlile movie wW acreo Ill 2 ••• Pree tidtet. to tbe comed1 are ~ at Uae SmkM' at.I•• ~ ... ,....,."· ( __ B_R_IE_Fs_) Four Orange Coast high school st udents and a Saddle back College student who are study- ing homebuilding and land de· velopment have been awarded scholarships by the Mission Vie- jo Co. R eceiving scholarships were Kristin Thorpe, Capis trano Va lley High School ; Gar y Seward, San Cle mente High School; J e ffrey Lewis. Dana Hills High S chool ; J a mes Vo rwek , La guna Hills High School; and Stephenie Chandler, Saddleback College. Parll Dafn Opne Applications are belnt 1ccept· ed trom organisations interested in using ibe Crown Valley Com· malty Park facilitle1 dllrilla tbe f.U. park offtclall aald. Or•ailaUons are aaked to submit flrst and aecoad ddee acbedulea for September tbroaib Januar)'. PboDe DUID• ben and addNSlel •bould be ln· eluded ~ appllcat.klal. ne pule .. located at 21751 Crown \ta&&e, PartnrA7. 1...-a ........ LOCAL Disposal •Of Trash Difficult Recycling may be a blc busl· ne11, but lrvine'a Public Works Department can't find one ... cycUng company interested in the city's discarded newsprint, a luminum and glass. No proposals for free curbside pickup o( these materials were received from 17 companies con- tacted by the city. according to c ity public works e mployee Leslie A. Keane. 0 ~~--BSOLETE SEWER Pl.ANT IN LAGUNA BEACH 50 YEARS OLD THIS LACK OF inte~st is caused by a fluctuating market in r ecyc l e d materials. scavenger recycle rs who raid trash cans. the expensive nature of the recycling process and the difficulty in motivat.ing people to separate their trash. Ms . Keane said. When New T,.•tment Syatem la ()per•ble, Thia Structure Slated for O.moUtion Laguna Beach Boys Club Sets Tourney Niguel Residents Offered Classes The City Council will consider Aug . 12 "sweetening the deal" to bring a reeycling company into Irvine, s he said. The Boys Club of Laguna Beach will host a table tennis tournament Sept. 6 at 8 a.m. at club headquarters, 1085 Laguna Canyon Road. Laguna Beach Laguna Niguel area residents can take advantage of Sad· dleback Colle ge Emeritus Institute classes which are of- fered 10 four locations during the fall semester Interested persons can also re· g1ster in person at the Leisure World Clubhouse V or at the Sadleback Campus in M1~1on \'1e10 beginning Aug. S Representatives of Dewey's Rubbish Service Inc .. Irvine, have said they would consider offering a recycling collection !.ervice at a cost to the city. They might also cons ider doing it if the company was granted an exclusive franchise for rubbish collection in the city. CAL-WEST Byproducts of Los Angeles has also indicated an in· tc r cst 1n providing s uch a ~crv1cc at 3 cost to the city The tournament is open Lo any Laguna Beach resident 7 and older. There will be five age d1v1s1ons. 7.9 years. 10-12. 13-15. 16· 18 and 19 and older. The entry ree is S2 for Boys Club members and S3 for non- members. Deadline for registra- tion is Sept. 4. Sign-ups "111 be taken at the Boy's Club Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to S p.m. The classes will begin Aug 25 and resident.!) can reg1~tcr by mail, using the form in the clru.s s chedule mailed to d1 ~tnct homes m late July. f or information regarding Le1~ure World reg1str at 1on call 831 ·4836 For Saddleback College rt·g1strat1on information call 831 ·4555 l'cwport Beach has a eurbside pickup progra m for rei!yclables. The program ii. operated by the cit y . Trail Signs Set For Equestrians Andrew Hen rick. :\L D. For information call Bill Patrick at '194·2S3S . Equestrrnn trails accepted with new housing 1n San Juan Cap1i.tram) will be poMed with signs de· p1ctmg a hors(' and also .:1 hik er and a dog is pleased to announce his u ~~oc.:i at1on with Trauma Class In 2nd Year At Saddleback Membe r'> of lhl• Eque.,trian Commission moved to havt· th<' o;1gn~ mad« up. to be ready tr1 be poi.tc'Ci wh('n n<.'\o\ tract!'.> and t:"qUel>tnan trnil~ are acceptt."'<1 llikef":). !'.>ome ~Ith dogs. will be using tht.· trails. C1long with horseback nders. Lincoln \;rindle. \LD . Project View. a program de- s igned for ho m e makers un- d ergoing tra umatic life·style changes, begins its second year Aug. 25 at SaddJeback College in Mission Viejo. Birds Hatching Flu? BOSTO!': CAP> H.esearchers have traced the The classes teach pe rsonal awar eness. personal coping !-.k1lls. job placement skills. self. enrichment and assertion train- ing. deaths of 500 Atlantic harbor seals to an innuenza vi rus they !>ay tnfc<'ts birds and could . tn the future. lead to a new nu bug affecting humans. Participants r eceive one to three units of college c redit which can be applied toward an Associate of Arts degree. The disease responsible for seat deaths from ~t ainc to Connecticut the past six months was identified as "ep1zootic pncumoma" by a group of 14 researchers attendmg a workshop at the Ne..,. England Aquanum For inform a tion . call the Women's Center on the college campus at 831-4611 . CUSD Tells School Year Holiday List Students in the Capistrano Unified School Distr ict wiJJ re· turn to dasses Sept. 8 and com· plele the 176·day. 1980-81 school year June 12. according to the district's recently-approved an· nual caJendar. Thanksgiving vacation will be Nov. Z1 and 28, Christmas vaca· lion will be Dec. 22 through Jan. 2. and Spring vacation will be April l3 through 17. Other student holidays. not countin g pa rent confe rence days. will be observed Nov. 11 <Veteran's Day). Feb. 12 <Lin· coin's Birthday>. Feb. 16 cror Was hington 's Birt hd ay>. and May 25 (Memorial Day). San Juan Night Set At Big A Me mbers of the San Juan Capis trano City Co un c il and loca l cham ber of commerce will take the fie ld at Anaheim Stadium Aug. 7 in pre-game acllv1t1es for San Juan Capistrano Night The coun ci l will take i nfielo practice witb me m b e r s or th e Capistrano Bobby Sox· ers All Star team and will participate in open- ing game ceremonies. Tickets are $8.50 In- cluding transportation. Buses wilt leave City Ha ll at 5:30 p.m. and re- turn at 11 p.m. Infor mation may be obtai ned b y c alling 493· 1171. ext. 247 Capistrano Beaeb Costs May Limit Park Facilities Wllh low bids exceeding COil estimates for construc- tion of the proposed Sunset Park. board members of the Cap,strano Beach Park and Recrution District may have to cut some planned facilities. The 2.7.acre park is planned for construction between Calle Portola, CaUe Naranja and Calle Juanita ln Capistrano Beach. AdminJstrator Mickey Valentine of the district said the low bid recently receind for t.he project wu 1323,000. Eat.Amat.es for coet to develop the park bad been 1311.000. The project would iqelude •radln1 walkwa71, tecurtty llibUni. a re1troom bulldlDa. play equipment. park harnJture, lrrli•Uon. and l~aplnc. ~· Uoa l• upeded to bestn a.boul Sept. l ud be compleUd about tbe end of the year. ,... 1ar \be .,.n .,.. eomm1 trom ltM.t band act WJ, ID lla""'Wel f .. , ad comt1 ,_., 4 t BLUE ICE COOLER CHEST Blue Ice. 6-pack. Just freeze the lid. No Ice needed' Keeps food cool for hours. 333 SPRAV·OOC GARDEN SPRAYER CompressiOn air sprayer with non- corrosive lank. pump. 1 'h gal. ta,,_ 1599 REG. $29.99 SILICONE CAULK & SEALER for t he pract ice of Ophtha ln10Jogy and Ophthal mic Sur gery 32331 Coast Highwuy So. L aguna 499-1301 10x20 HIBACHI Sturdy 10112() double gnll of heavy cast metet. More heat with less casl metal Mo1e heat with less coal. 599 REG. $9.99 Protect your home from burglars ·Brass. single keyed. 1 ·" throw. B· 160PV. 1599 REG. $24.29 ~ ~" OSCILLATING SPRINKLERS Nelson'• famow multiple watering pos1Uon1 I Pflnklet. High impact hou&int end Nnn.fl • , 010. 17 '1o•rHo•eto•• Dally Newspaper TY CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, JULY 31 , 1980 C TWENTY -FIVE CENTS . ~~·27~3.~N~0~.~2~1~3.~3~S~E~CT~IO~N~S~,~32~P~A~G~E~S~------~O~R~A~N~G~E~C~O~U~N::..:..;~·..:::..~:...:;..:..;,_ ____________________ ~--------------------------------~~, esa ltforn of A "IJandoned Girl Found tdn' be u ed to and who aren't involved in shared with a llve·ln boyrriend Louisiana. but was unable to the College Park District an J 8J Alrnl\la a. VINSEL Se:u~k 5~ Id t t d a 1i~r Frlday's custody hearinc. as the reason she ran away in even furnish names or relatives he r mother made no erfort t~ °'_...,HM,._ ta ~ c · r c u au d The 13-ear-Old has reportedly mid·June. there who magbt be contacted. call police. 1 The mluinl moc.Mr of • 13 The woman reportedly tot u told coJt social workers at The girl turned herself in to P olice Detective Sgt. Bill She had reported the girl as al year-old Coata Ne a runaway oc1ate1 "'h~ ~e left to7n :~ Albert Sitt~ Home in Orance Costa Mesa police July 8 when Becht.el said today that county runaway earlier in the year. butl alrl whO moved away m the tng a pen tween un where she bas been a care and she returned to the house and Juvenjle officers are not anxious that case was closed when the. child's ab ence. apparently and Julk 8 lha~d if th~ l:~ cust~ guest slnce July 8, that round her mother had made good to place the 13-year-old back in child returned .,ome voluntarily abandonu., tk ~1rl to the world. thought s wa ~ enou~ could she doesn't want to go back to an earlier threat to move away the home although the mother She could be declared a ward· baa beftl k>c:ated and fat'ft a oul on her own. e wor her mother and leave ber on her own. and boyfriend have split up. of the county at Friday's bear- c:ustody heannl Ft day have her. She cited a uanelsome un· She told police she believed During the two·week period ang and placed in a foster home . County j uvenile author1ties he ha:, l'4'0 yo~ngher chaJd~~~ happy home li~e at the J~ the woman and her other two she was gone. the youngster for proper supervision and care. are expected to argue that the who acco~pEan11~-edr on 0100 St re et residence her mother children had probably gone to stayed at tb.e home or a friend in authorities said today mother. who they traced to El move In 1,..,.. <Y"eun o re,.. · . . • ' • a_ CMllY-~ .. G«lA....._. MAYBE YOU CAN FINO YOURSELF IN THIS PICTURE OF HUNTINGTON BEACH CROWD ff You Weren't There, You Should Have a.en -Evetybody EIM WH (Filmmaker tEvans Guilty In Coke Rap NEW YORK I AP> -Robert Evans. former head of produc- tion at Paramount Pictures and producer of the "Godfather·• movies and other hit films. his -.eallhy builder brother . Charles Evans. and another man pleaded guilty today to possession of five ounces or pure coeciine The charge, a misdemeanor. was m ade in a criminal in· formation filed in U S District Court in Manhattan The docu· ment aJleged that the cocaine came from a federal undercover agent A information is filed tn plea· bargained agreements in which the defendants agree to admit the c harges to avoid indictment on more serious charges Robert Evans. o f Beverly Hills, produced "Love Story" and "Serpico." as well as lhe "Godfather" movies and other 'tit rums. His brother and Michael Shure both live in Manhattan. Robert Evans formerly was mar· ried to Ali MacGra w and Phyllis George The charge is punishable by up to a year in jail and a S.S.000 fine. Sentencing is set Oct. 7. <~COCAINE, Page AZ> Crow~ Fke Heat, Finck to Beaclws Stackv. s tale. muggy weather was forecast to contmue today and Fnday. as thousands nee to Orange Coast beaches an near· record week day crowds Lifeguards up and down the Orange Coast reported today s ome 229,000 j amm ed the ir beaches Wednesday from Seal Beath to San Clemente. T emperatures toward the southerly end of the coast were so brutal one San Clemente Junior Lifeguard. aged 13. raint· ed under the bhstering sun while doing warmup calisthenics to go on duty He was rescued by his mother who was called to take him home for observaUon . but the boy 1s all right today. lifeguard s upervisors reported. Temperatures in some Orange Coast beach areas hit 8S degrees Thursday. slightly higher than had originally been anticipated but the mercury heated up to 101 degrees at some points inland and in the south county al Mis· sion Viejo The beaches showed where the inlanders went in what amount· ed to a futile effort to beat Wednesday's beat. Spokesmen for the Air Quality M angement District in Los Angeles said today that inland Orange County areas will havt? unhealthful air today and likely Friday A first st.age smog alert was called Wednesday covering t.be La Habra region and Santa Ana Canyon, Weather for~asters blame a mass or unstable tropical air that madged up from the Baja California interior for current humidity and heat tbal caused• wild desert storm Wednesday. Southern Caliromia Edison Company officials today report- ed an all·time rerord demand oo their system for electricity OC· curred Wednesday as millions tried to keep cool with afr coodi· t1oners. A survey or local beaches in· dicated sweltering inland vis· itors were at least helping to consene lifeguards' energy by • not getting into trouble in the waler. H o we ver . lifeguards acknowledged. the blue Pacific was doing its part too. since .•t times it was glassy and placid, almost like a lake with lapping waves averaging only one to two feet. Firemen Cautious Suspects Probed In Mesa Torching By JERRY CLAUSEN ()I tM o.11, .. .._ '~ Costa Mesa a r son t n · vestigators said today they are following leads m the Wednes- day moming torching of ABC Noise Cut Aircraft Display Set The "quiet .. a ircraft that airlines and government of. ficials are pinning their hopes on to reduce jet·noise levels at John Wayne Airport will be dem· oostrat.edthereAug.14. Orange County Supervisor Tbomu IWey told Costa Mesa Rotary Club members Wed.Des· day that the flight demonstra· t i on is expected to reduce monitored jet take-ofr noise by up to 10 ~ibels. Al an earlier speech before the s ame group. Air CaUrornia p r esident Rob e rt C lifford trans lated tbo5e expectations into an e xample. Clifrord said it is expttted to take six of the new OC·9 Series 80 aircraft to make the same noise as one o( his airline's cur· rently flown Boeing 737s . The McDonnell Douglas Corp. OC·9 demonstration has been ar· ranged by Coo.gressman Robert Badbam, R·Newport Beach. A spokeswoman at his local of· rice said county. state and city repre5entatives have been lnvat· ed to a luncheon at John Wayne to be followed by a takeoff. n y· by and landing demonstrat.Jon Air California has ordered four of the new aircraft. which s till have not gained FAA certification. The firs t two OC·9-80 aircraft now are expect· ed to be delivered in J anuary or February, Cli!ford announced. The planes. be said. will seat between 1.S4 and 162 passengers on nigbta between Orange Coun· ty and the San Francisco Bay area. Boeing 737 aircraft currently flown by the airline seat 119 passen&ers. The new McDonnell Douglas <See PLANE, Page AZ> Lumber yard at 140 E . 17th St Pohce Sgt Ball Becbtel said his agency has "a couple of SUS· peel!>" in mJOd. but refused to elaborate "I ran "'~v that t hPrP w a.<> "'""'· -EXPECTING FREEDOM Or. MacDonald Attorneys Seek Release Of MacDonald By llOBEltT BARKER °' -Ooaltf ..... iUoff Attorneys we re expected to file le gal pa pers today in Richmond. Va .. that they hope will lead to early freedom for Huntington Beach physician Jef· frey Mac Donald from the Federal Correctional Institute at Terminal Island. MacDonald is serving three life sentences following his con· viction last summer of murder· ing bis wife and two young daughters in Fort Bra11. N.C .• in 1970. p1 c1ous acllVlty around the two- ~tory !hardware sales> building JUSt pnor lO the fare. accordlng to witnesses." Bechtel added. fire department investigator Tom MacDuH 1nd1cated that hJs own mvest1gauon 1s leading Ill a d1Hercnt d1rect1on He also wa~ tight lipped about details. Fire off1c1als s aid early Wednesday that the blaze which shot names 50me 80 feet into the air at about 2 20 a.m. wa~ de· hberately set m a number of locat1ons at the lumber yard "I can't tell you anything n ghl now. I'm sorry to say," MacDuff !:.aid .. Anything I would say could JU.'\\ k11l 1t for us. ··We h ave no doubt that somebody ~t the fire, but as for v.ho. l've got a couple of possible leads and that's all." The tnferno that saw all of Costa Mesa's fire equipment responding ear ly Wednesday a nd dre w equipme nt Crom n~1ghboring Santa Ana and Newport Beach could be seen from as far away as Corona del Mar. Lumber yard o wn er manager J amt.>:> Moore and tu~ 'flt1fe. Audre). saw the fire from their home in the Bluffs esre~ a ft er they were told of the blaz.l' M rs Moore said this morning that the business was ins ured. ·but not for the daily loss of business we face or the blood. ~weat and tears we've put tnto It " _ Fire officials est1mated that SI00.000 in buildings were lost in the blaze An.add1t1onal $500.000 •n m e rcha ndise. in c luding lumber. paint. h ardware and other materials. were lost. they ~st1mated Asked 1f she or her husband have any idea who might have ~tarted the fire. Mrs . Moore answered. "Absolutely none " She said that all employees who have left the firm ha\'e left on good terms and that the cou· pie can thank of no one who would seek revenge. She said she asn 't sure Just how much insurance was car· ned on the property "Unfortunately. all of our rec· ords burned up with the build· ang ... Mrs Moore noted. She said she and her husband own the business along with CO· partner Paul Setzer of Orange. <See FIRE, Page A?> Coast Billy Prohers Seek Top Lawyer MacDonald's conviction was r eversed Wednesday by a federal appeals court on grounds he was denied a speedy trial. The rederal court in Richmond did not deaJ with the question or his guilt or innocence. Lawyers in Rale.igh said today they hope the 3&-year-old pbysi· clan will be released soon on bail pend.in& possible appeal by the government. Weather Mostly swmy Friday and continued warm. Lows tonight 6S at the beaches to 73 inland. Highs Friday UP· per70stoupper90s. . I WASHINGTON (AP) -A Senate aubcommittee. girding · for ita investigation of Billy Carter's Uby1n connection, I~ today on select.ion of a top.flicbt lawyer' foredosiq the .,...bUity tbat President Carter will testify before tbe l>emoa'atie National Coaventloa -C-U. JllWident, appareotly determined to have bis HY Mfarw delec•te& meet to choose tbetr 1110 party standard bearer, canceled plans for a e-palp trip to Cleveland ·on ._.I)'. Preas aecretary JOtdy ....U sald Carter expect.I to ..... bl• written report to Cm£tw CJD u.. .nair eomplet-.... "'""11 ••Id tile preatdeat --=·· wm bold • news I! ••daftowwer questions about his younger brother's relationship with Ubya. In Americus, Ga.. meantime, Billy Carter vebemenUy denied having received copies of State Department cables dealin1 with Ubya. Asked about a tel1es ol allegatioas made Wednesday bY Joel l...ilker, • Justice Depart- ment oftlcial, Billy said, .. Uaker ls full of 1-." Lilter beads the department's foreign a1ent1 re1i1t.ratioo Hction. Tbe 1wlft-mo~lng develop- ments fuel~ even further the ftres ol speculation surrounding Carter, seeking renomination for another term, and brother Billy,~ figure in the gov· •rnment's investigation of pout· ble influence peddlin1 involvtns lJbya, one ol the most radical ol Arab uUom. On Capitol Hill. investi1alinl senators said they probably will not call Cart« to testify about his brother's lies with Libya ... til after tbe DemocraUc CCIGveD· tion, wldcb opem in New York on Aq.11. Sem. Btrdl Ba)'b. D-tad .• and Strom 'lbunnand, a-s.c., made the 1tatementt 1bortl1 before the •pedal Senate panel met to consider namlq a lawyer to 1pearbe8d the lnYfttilaUon. President Carter aald tblt week be wu wWinl to leltil1 before Ute Senate panel. and • 'th• ..... the better.'. • Bayh and Thurmond were U.. tervte-.d oa NBC TV's "To- day" lbow. The Senate subcommittee went to work one day after Usker, in an interview wtd.I Tbe Aleodetecl Prw ........... llall: • -Billy Cart.er told him in a Jan. 16 interview thal lhe pr~i· dent h8d liven him cables con· cerninl the Libyan trips. -Tbe president's brother lied about wben be fint IOl mooey from Ub)'a. Asked if the word "lie" could be uaed. Lisker replied, "Yea." "Theft ll no doubt be knew al the time be had received lbe money," Ulker said of Billy. Tbe Jutlee Department of· flctals Mid be obtained a deposit slip •bowtnl that Billy deposited bis ftnt Ubyan payment - $20.000 -in the People's Bank t:A LaOran1e. Ga. on I>«. 31. When he rqlnered July 14 H an •sent for a forelp iovem· ment to setUe a JustJce Depart· ment s uit, Bllly Carter Clee PaOBB. Pa•e All "But we don't expect him to be rreed imminently because these court matters take time," said legal assistant Nancy Jones. MacDonald was reported to be elated over tbe verdict but bas declined interviews. "He told us he wants to set out of here and go bome as soon as possible," said Don Butts, an U · sistant to tM warden. BuU.s said MacDonald has been somewhat of a lone~ who has kept a low-profile while an \nmate. • __ ... "He jogs and plays tenn\S ~ does lua work consdentiouslY. But\a~· ' (See •a• &ME, P11e All , INSIDE TOD~"° Tho'"'1f O. Morton, the m4n ~ m the mow "8rubobr," is r4i1ing poWlr]I the• cbya and "sort· mg tldttga out... See stOr]I. AIO. c ~--JVST BREAIUNG L.ok -~/.OM t"*'r'I _.;,w ....................................... . 2tid Jl'iolenl Night Plagues Orlaliilo Refugee Rise Seen A hNr\aa iMo ~ ol UM bt· nua ol~nf\alell CD Callfoml• aftd le par'Ucular Oren1e County o pe-ned In Santa Ana today W1th t Umony 1n ttlcatlnc t.h•t ln Orance eo..ty. now •l 35.000. will lncl'HM to 49.000 by (k. tober. ORt .ANOO f'1 1 (AP) -SlrMta ~quiet a111n tod•Y In a blfd ntiahborbood •fl« t.M tttOnd aln11h\ nl•ht tn whlch ~es shot fron\ ft~bombed bwld1n.& • loottr"5 rated lhroulh s toreti and rocks and bottlf!l lltfl ,olJtt al ba)' -TftE a £t'\JG£E popuJ11tion -THE FEDER.AL ass istance gran ted calltornla to a id in re· settlti menl has not Inc reased despite 11 more lhan 100 perccnl ~C"e tatt Wt'd..-d•Y C!Oldooed otf a t• t.o »tquart-block ~uao o1 uu t0'1li•t~ d ty. w lhlrd nortd• city 11Me May t.o auff r ndal dith.t~ Fro•P~1\I RELEASE ... T :'() nu-.mt• !o.t'i> wert" bu.r-n«i to Uw ground and Or t-nwn Ut ln ua:ht.-d bhut•~ .st th~ ottw>r buHd1ni11 ~veral Mo~ Wt'r • 1o!t"d . pob~ ~ 1d OU.t-t1NI tn not aear '"'·ept lhrW&h tbt> ar~ll and arre&lt'CI .sbout 30 ~I 1n al\ effort to dear the strt-cu Fire Sweeps Cry tal Bay Casino MacDonald has been 1n charge of the prison tra ining office whe re he does cler ical work 1,... A.-1"9l•w•bl• E.rft'tdr I I tlrtt •> ~ Mte(la~ ~ Iran·~ rt'volut1onar:. rt'&\me ~x«ut~ \1 mo~ mt n at d MWh today for takmg pan in \he m11Jtar) plot lU overthrov. Ayatollllh Ruhollah Khomt>int. Teh ran Radio announced t-'1f\~n other ~· t'CUtlOCb for olht'r cr1m~ v.ert' announced Ttus brought to 36 the num~r or lleged plouen. eiwc uted )tnCt: the ~p1rac) was dJ~d06ed thr~ w~kb ago The gov( t•mml'nl dJd a1r force officer.. with the Support or membeni 0 tht> other arm~'Cf rorces planned to bomb Khomeini's home in northern Iran Jnd 1nc1lt' otht>r ~old1er.. to rebel against the re publican ~O\ t>mnwnl CR't'b'TAL SAY. Nev cAPl - t-'1re l>Yi t'pl thro\.lgh J im Kelle) 's T .ihOt' Nugget ras1no today . dl'stroyU1g lhe top floor of the two· tory !>lructure and ex- te nsively damagmg the first· Ooor Ca:tUlO RMuiaN Bio~• •~HrN-d '*"lrar Tn• STOCKHOLM. Sweden c AP l Tht-obl>t-rvatory at Hagfors :-O:t'ar!) t"o hours after the f1r<;t alarm. rire ftghters from three departments still were try- ing to bring lhe nam es under ~ontrol 10<1a~ registered se1sm1c s1gnab that probably on g1nated from an u·ndt.'rl!round nuclear expl0t.1on in the Semapalatmsk area of th(' 5'>,,et Union. officials said The rxpl~1on . which measured 5 5 on the Richter under· ground .,call'. was the seventh regis ter ed in the Semapalatansk area lhJ!> y,•<tr ~00 ffillion IJoa11 ao o..,,,.1~r UK ·d w ·\SIU ~GTO:"i <AP> -The federal gove rnme nt today gave fi nal ~pproval to another $300 million in loan guaran\ees to Chrvslcr Corp c Rt'lated !>lOry. A4l Nu j!get ~<'nera l manager Adam M1ltonberger !>&Id the fire appa re ntly br oke o ut on th!! second noor U\ the employee hv mg q u ar t ers He said th e do wnst airs v.a!> eaMly evacuated a rter the fire began and he a5 ~urned that club emplo)'E'E'~ who use the upstJtlr::. rooms also got ou t !>alely. A witne ss said the e ntlrl' second n oor "'a~ en gulfed in nam~ "',ttun one hour after thl' fin· brokl· out and names wt'•re ~hooting through the roof. fh: ::.aid t.M h re seemed to be worit ing its way 00....-n to the first noor casmo ·The action. afrlrmmg a preli minary vote taken July \~ by the ('hr""ler LoJn Guarani~ Board. ra ises the total of ap- prov -d loan j!uaranl('('!:-to $800 million Congress has authonzed s1 5 billmn in guarantees to keep the nation's ='fo. 3 automaker in business l.S. Oppo•~• 1.;. \. tt·o_,,.,.·,. . .\t"iion Plan COPE.'illAGEN. Oi!nma rk <AP> The 18-day U.r\ Con fe rence on Women ended today v.-ith the nated States voung agam st 1ts action program because or oHcnding planks pushed b\' anti Israel delegates But lhe Amencan~ said overall they viewt'<l th<' program with satisract1on c:o.-onaNl• Co•tt Doan• \1 0SCOW 1 A P l Vietnam~!! cosm onaut Pham Tuan. the firs t. Asian in 'PaC'l'. and his SoVlet commander Yi~tor Gor batko retumc-d to Earth today after a wet>k ·long m1ss1on . Tass re ported Bar Bandit Swipes Tips A barmaid at Terry·s Bar 1n Costa M~a was relieved of S36 in lip eanun~s early this mom - ang when ~he told her assailant 1hat all of the night's proceeds wt'rc l(){'ked up Pohc-e :.aid thl· man walked in· to the bar at about I 45 a m anA pro<lured a knife 1n de mand.mg the bus mess' cash The emplo)'ee told office~ he r a~!>a1lanl appeartd to bot' on <!rugs. "a.\. about Z7 year.. old. "' ... ~hl'<l about 150 pounds and ""d!t about 5 ft~t 9 1ncht:o tall "1th blJ..')hv brown hair Fro• Page -I I FIRE ... ··we want to re-Open as soon ::il> possible ... she said. noting. however. that cleanup oper a t ions in the debris· filled yard can"\ begin until insura nce 1n 'l'Sltgators are finished there Mrs Moore said she a nd her hu band hope to keep their eight t•m ployel' on the payr oll throughout the recovery period ··we have a real good team." ~he pointed out Fro .. Page ,\ I PLANE ... a ircraft ordered by Ai r Cal originally were scheduled ror de- ll \'er y l ate this year. Clifford ~aid a w~k ago. Ray Towne. spokesman ror McDonnell Dou~l as in Long Beach whe re the Air Cal ai~rall arc under production. blamed the delay on t wo things Towne said production has been held up some what bttause of delays in the delive r y of parU. Secondl v. he said. F AA tt'rt1ficauon has bffn delayed h1.·rau~ of incidents that took t"'o of three DC·9-80 t est aircraft off rhght wst schedules A vl'ry hard landi n g a t Edward'> Air Force Base during a n f'AA·required short-landing t\.'!>t damaged one or the two- cn~tne shlps. Towne s aid T he other was da maged wtulc landing at Yuma. Arir. .. dunng ··a s imulated hydraulics-out landing " "'ll veered off the runway and -.heered a i?ear." he pointed out Towne saJ d his company has ::.uccessrully com p leted more than 1.000 hours of test Oy\ng with the new DC-9. All \hat re· m ains is about 25 or 30 hours more . he noted. Supervisor Riley, wh06e 5th Dist rict includes Newport Beach a nd Costa Mesa. told Rotarians that John Wayne Airport is one oj his chief concerns A woman at thl' adjacent Crystal Bay Club ~aid the Nug· gel "'as "on 1~ "a> lo burrung to t tw ~round .. The dispatcher at Inc line \"11lagc said the fire was report ed at R 15 a m and still was out of ('Ontrol .ii 10 She ~aid therl' had bl~:n ~ome n-:,cuc~. but no report.' of tnJunes o~·n~ smoke a nd tnlen~e ht:at from the burning building wen• hampcnng cffo~ to bring the fire under control. T he wood ~tructurc wa~ ont: of the sm aller a nd older casmoi, at the north !>ho re. ~ 11tonberger saJd the bar and casino area covered about 3.000 square feeL The building was about 40 years old Three Injured In Costa Mesa Auto Accident Three people . including a !"Jo r walk wom a n and he r 18· m onth old son . were injured ea rly Wednesday in a two-car cohsion al the intersection of Ha rbor Bou.Ieva rd and Adams A venue in Costa Mesa. Darla TruJillo. 30. suffered a broken h.lp and cuts in the ace•· de nt. Her son. Timolhy Trujillo. suffered head injwies. P olice s aid David Wa yne Mor· rison. 21. o( 11734 Gladstooe Cir- cle. Fountain Valley. was north· bound on Hprbor Boulevard. when his vehicle collided with a car driven by William Erin Holt. 35. of 2404 Carlton Place. Co5ta M esa Mrs. Tru.)iUo and her son were pa ssengers in Holt's car. ~t s uHe red facial cuts m tbe ae<:1- dent. Mrs . Trujillo was ho6pitalized c!l fountain Valley <.;omm uru\y Hos pital. where he r condition was Ust.ed ioday as fair. Holt and Timothy Trujillo were taken to the sam e hospital where they were treated and released. Mrs Moore praised Costa .\lesa firemen and police for the JOtM:. they dJd duri ng the two- hour long battle to sa ve homes .m d businesses s urrounding the lumber _yard "'W e Knew 1t was gone wht:n we sa w the n a mes from home.'· s he acknowledged "T hey did a wonderful job or saving the other businesses." Newport 'Y' Faces $20,000 Deficit fe rence is onset by contributions a nd the sa le of a dult m em- berships,'' c DAILY PILOT ,,... 0.~ C.0.-W 0.ty PUOI •t'ffll -"'C.fll t\ ·--.... -"' .. "''_ ...... .,.,,.. °'-CMw --C-*-'"" ... ,'°""' 41t# ,.......,... ~I trw~ F,....• ... , .... __ ....... _ 8••C. flt '•Vl"f4hfl' V•H•• It •1lo• \. .ttY"• 8t.c" S..-ft ,...,., • _,..... ................... , ~·'"'"' ~""'.....-.~ """'° ~f\ ,,. pn.11( .... ~·'~ piM"t ·~ ... '111.·tt u ..... ~ .... ,. 0 M • '*' ~ ... Mlt\.6-, (.M~'"-• ... ~ .. _ .. _ .,,~··fllid~~ ~·. "'""' ............... -~~--···- By Sl'EVE MAaBL£ OI .. ~ ...... ,._.. A sb.arl> slip in adult mem· bershipe i.s giving Orange Coast YMCA officials beadacbes u they stare at a $20.000 bole in their working budget. Jim deBoo«D. director of the YMCA. said in order to pull the Y out of its sudden tailspin, one branch fa cility has been cloeed and several employees tald olf. The income generated by enrollinl 100 children, be ex· pla ined. ls around $2.SOO while enrolling 100 adults provides an income of $13.500 . De Boom bla m es the enroll- ment drop on econo mics. He said a check wtlh persons not re· newing thelr memberships re- v ea I ed that many said that money b simply too U1bt. Politics a1&o ls at fault. he s aid . MacDonald was not a llowed t.o serve on the prison ·s medical sl3ff because of a prison policy of n ot permitting inmalE!'S to v.ork on other inmates. Bull!\ ~•lid Co lle ctgucs at St Mar) ~I ed1cal C.enter 10 Long Beach whE>re }!acDonald ser ved as dir ector of emer gency mcd.Jci.ne ~fore his con \ 1ct1on. al~ 1o1.en· o"eq oyed Ho .... -ever. a spokeswoman said no dec1s1on has been made v. hethe r MacDon ald will bt: given tus rormer .)Ob back Meanwhile. it ,. as reported that former FBI agent T ed Gun derson has claimed that he h ru. found ne w ev1dencl.' that "clear ly indicateS .. Ma cDonald ll> 1nno rent of the murder~ "As a pro fe~!>1 o n <.1 l 1n \'est1gator. I bdwve the main reason he v. a!. convicted wa!> because of an inept in vebt1gahon h-.· the Army and ovcrzeaJous pr osecutor.:. from the Depart· ment o( JW>ttcc ... he ~:ud Gunder..;on. who "ac-, head of the FHI 111 Los AngC'les 1:>4.'fOt"e becom.tng a pnvate 1m·estigat.t>r. "a!> called into the case lal>t :"Jovember b) fnends of Mac Donald Gunderson rerus('(f lo d1sdOM- what ne" C\'ldente he ha!> round But m Cra nbury. ~ J • ~lac Oonald"l> former father an law. ,\lfred K a!>,ab , !>aid he 1::. po!>ltl\'l' that MacDon:.ild 1::. ~u1lty a!> char~\'<1 and that he 1~ 1nrur1atl'<1 by thl• rourt rcve~I Ka!>sab -.<ud h • i::. po~1t1 .. e that the dcn~aon "111 bt• rwl'rtumed f 'ront Page ,t I COCAINE ... Evans. an independent him produet'r. a nd thl· other t""I) "ere 1n the ('OU rt house 14-ht>n the 1nform:.it1on wa -. mddt· known Thl' third man named wa' ~I 1chacl Shure, a partner or Charles Evans in a construction f1rrn With OfflC<:!> On J-'1ft h ;\ Vt•nUl' The charge aitainst the thrt"l' .,tern!> rmm ,t pnor 10d1ctm(•nl of two )oung v.c1ml1n alle~ed lo be friends of t he dch:ndan~ and who acted ;1::. go bet,. ccns in the drug tr31\..,att1on The women v.c n • 1denllf1ed a::. A lan<£ Gctrr1a and Na n cy Gallaghe r. both Ul lhc ir 20s and both Manhattan n.'s1dcnt.s. The women were indicted on charge!> or consp1rmg to distribute co- caine and with a1dulg and abet· tang In the dJ6lribut1on Of the rive ounct:S. T he indictment <Against lhl' wom(!n c h <1rgc d that M i:.~ Garc ia contacted an agent or the federal Drug Enforcement Ad· ministration b) telephone May 1 and arranged for the purch~ the five ounces or coc:unc by the Ev ans brotht'r.:. ~ CONCORD. QUARTZ , .... ,_,,_ _. .......... Other staff members. he st ressed. al50 face the ax as do • number of scheduled fall pro- gr a ms. ·'This ta pot.eatially one ol lhe mott serioul threat.I we've ever !aced ,·· deBoom aa.id. "A lot of peopk are Jivinl their money to pres•ctential can· did•'-lnltff<I of the Y. nus happena every four yean, of course, but it'• wone W a year." 1ncr~ue in retu,eea m oving lo the state with.i n the pu t year. -RAC.UL TENSIONS ar e be· ing noticed between Indochinese refugees. blacks a nd Mexican- A m cricans. and among the dif· rerent Southeast Asian popula· Poll: Carter Not Blamed NEW YORK <AP> - Eight y-two pt-rce n t or Americans polled say '"1t is unfair to blame Presi- de nt C arte r f o r the behavior of his brother. Billy:· according to the Loui Harri~ organization. The tt>lephonl' po ll of 1.158 "hkel) voters" was conducted July 18 to 21 As ked whethe r 1t was unrair ll> blame the pres• dent for tus brother·s ac· lions. 82 percent agreed, 16 percent disagreed and 2 percent said they were un· sure Fro• Pa~ .. \J PROBE ... acknowledged that he received $220.000 rn loans from Libya Regarding reports that Billy had obtained State Department cab les. appare ntly given him by the president. Powell said today the \\'lute House had no warning that s uch 1nformat1on existed bt-fore 1t w a~ dtsclosed by ~everaJ congressmen who had seen FBI reports on L1sker ·s qut>stlonmg of the president 's brother Powell ob6erved thal lhere ap- pea rs to be an inclina tion to dra"· '"1nv1d1ous conclusions" b;i~ed on unsubstantiated re port!> lie cautioned reporter-. ..1~a1n-.t publicl y 1mpl)1ng .. ,,_, ron~doin~ or misconduct or 1 m proPnl·l1l"S on the p<J rt r>f tht· prf'~1dent or oth<>r.-1n lh(.• Whit•• HOUl>l' .. I n Americus today. Bill) C Jrtcr denttd that he had rop1cs or Clny Stale Department cablt.._ and srud the president has nevc•r ~1ven tum any documents rela t- Hl.I? to Libya I hJ\'t· Stat~· DepJrtment copies of nothing Jimmy ~as not i.hown me anything.·' he said m a bnef. infor mal news con rerenct• He !'oatd tht' onl~ cabels ~ l'' e r 'a w v.ere t he '"tables L1:.ke-r had " The pn-:,.1dent acknowledged through d spoke5mdn Wed.nes da' that ht· ta lked with h1!> brother about cables ronc-eming J trip Bill~ mJdt' to L1b)a in ~·ptcm~r 1978 But WhJle House deputy press "><'('rC't3r) Ray Jenkins said the prc~1dent ··does not now recall :.howinl? the texL" to Billy Carter or g1vmg tum copies ·· Jenluns said the president re t·:J\led d 1scui,s1ng with h is brother a cable that indicated Hilly·:. tnp to Libya "had gone '4 ell from the em bassy's poanl or view " But J en k ins s a id thl' prt'sident .. does not now ~aH ~how1ng the texts to Bally Carter or g1vtng him copies." The White House statemenL'i followed disclosures by mem bcrs or the Hous~ J udiciary Committee that J ustice Oi!part· menl files showed Billy told tn· vest1gators he had Slate Depart· thl'Y v.ere gwcn to him by the pre· ~•dent oc • ID Uon themselves The hearing, which was to conclude thjs art.emoon. was be· 1ng conducted by the state Social Servi~ Advisory Board under th e c h airm ans h ip o f As · scm blyman Herschel Rosenthal. D·Los An~cl~. Similar hearings have been held In Los Angeles, San D\eao and San Francisco prior to the preparation or a report on prob- le m s creatt>d by the m assive 1 e rugee resettlement within the ~late LeadJng off the testimony was rounty Fil"!';t District Supervisor l•hih p Anthony who said that hls central Orange County district is <.1 bsorblng the majority of the In· dochineM" imm1granlS Anthony 'laid \hat estimates -.how that an additional 14.000 refug~..., :.are exµttted to resettle 1n Orange County "in a few !>hort month." " II•• noted that Orange County, with about Ont· percent or the na 11on ·!> popuJ<illOn. h:J~ about JO percent of the refugee popula· lion Orange County beca me a popular location for re fugees to resetU e be<'.aw.e or its proximity to the Camp Pendleton Ma rine Ra~e which served as a reloc~ t1on center at the end o r the Viel· nam War. l::ric Yoder , a rcprcsentatJve o f Sen . S I llayakawa , R- Cal 1rorn1a , told the th ree· member boctrd that Cahforrua h a-. been tar~eted fo r $15 7 million in rt''>ctlle m e nt a s- s1M<Ant•e funds th•~ ye Cl r Reaga1iDue A.t Irvine s ~tini Touniey RonJJd Ht•al?Jn plan' tn attend clo-.m~ l't•remon11•-; Saturday for lhe l "i I.Im~ Couro.e Swim ming ( hJmµ1on-.h 1r 1n lr v1nt-·:. d •· r 1 t :i i::: ,. I' .J r k A q u ct t 1 c Complt''-· h1., pre-., Jldc '>atd \\ 1•dn<•-.dd~ Ht-aAan a1dl' .Jan ~1<'Coy !>aid in J telt•phont> 1nlt1rv1ew "lfc 1 lfrai:::;m > h -.upJ)'>:>ed tr> be m In 1n1.: ~c1turda.v. bu.t a ll of the dctJlh h<tH•n'l b<•Pn M 1ltled " I n ·1nP ~l a)r'r Art Anthony .,J1d f<1-.1~.in ad\ Jnt·•· peopll' and ~·<'n't Sen1ct> m <.'n w1're in C1tv Jidll ~edn~dJy morning mak in~ <1rran~t'mt'nl:-. fo r ReC1gan s . ,,,, ' The m•"t·t or gJn11t•rs had in- ' 1h'd Prc-;1denl Carter . but he < ouldn t conw bt•<'JU"lt' or the Hill\~a11·· m..ittl'r. "" they de· 1 111'-d ''ti.hat the heck 1f )OU can't .: ,. t .1 [) ,. m n r r J t a" k J lt1 puhl11 ;1n. • \nthony .,aid Mes a Youtl1 He ld u1 Entry Ron D<>an Rnbin-;o n . 20. was JJllt·d Nrly todav hy Costa Mesa poltrc ~ho <.,ud he was seen c·r J 1o1. Ian~ out a window at a :'\t•"' porl Hnul eva rd meat market by an o ffi cer answering a sile nt bur~lar alarm. Furthe r . pol1c<' alleged. Hobin-.on. of 125 E Bay St.. Costa Mt-sa. had five butcher knivM. <;everal bnlllec; of ~r :rnd a hottlc 11f wine with him "'hen he was arrested by Offi cer Ed Zuor k1 at Jim 's Meat ~t arket . 2000 Newpon Blvd . Robinson was Jailed on s uspi- r1on of burRlary ~~~~~~~~ c.oe ...... OMoe UOW.•tl••~IM•t""-"'' ~ 0 .. , tloO. ·~ Offtoe• ........ If«. 001''" , .. ,."_ -........ ittfll tlt11 -·~· ... T1t111-.1e (1111~ He explained tbe money c runch ii due to a Z3 percent drof in adult membersh1P1 as wet u a decline in cootribu· tlon.s. Youth enrollment. however, ls up u percent. but deBoom said tbe YMCA spends more oo child supernuoa tbaD lt recel\'9S ln youth membenbJpt, He Nici tbe W•l Newport YM· CA branch on Coat HJ1bway waa cWMd lut month. Tbet city bulldlnC now ta be6q leued by lbe Friends ol tM Ubrary. "We're fWfUlinl tbe cbarita· ble purpoee ol tbe YMCA. MrY· cblldren wKb dlaraeter de· '134111 <Jl/a/it,1 CJ/1wfioJI a. .................. ,...,. ' • "It COltl us about $50 more per cbtld enrolled H a Y member tllan wt.at we we ln." De deBoom aald. ··Tb• dlf· \ ama and we'rekll· •• deBoom aa)d. fie NJd be ID&andl to ail~ Ind ..,.,. for a tbaie bl that trend. 3S FASHION ISLAND • NEWPORT BEACH, CALI FORNIA 92660 TELEPHONE (114) 644-2494 • CALIFORNIA Elda~ Brlglater .. ,.~. ~I Jy!y 3t I 1"9 DAIL V Pft.OT "' Rain Aids State Firefighters Thousands of Acres of Brush Charred; 14 Injure d 81 TIM Meoc:la&H P,... Aided by 11 soakln1 rain. Cirerieh&.en ha\le controlled the 7,9()0.acte nre ln the San Jacinto Mounta1n1 above Palm Sprin1s and have contalned or controlled doz~ns of other bla&es that charred thousands or acres of t:ahfomla's brust\land and left at least 14 people inj~red. "That haJJ-lnch of rain sure helped," said CaJifomla Depart· ment of F'orestry s pokesman Royal Mannion of the La Vida flre northwest of Palm Springs, which w.as controlled Wednes· d ay afternoon after a three-day battle. I NCREASED MOISTURE also helped firefighters control the fire In the Sidewinder Moun· tains north of th e Lucerne Valley In San Bernardino County at 11.130 acres, according to federal Bureau of Land Manage- m e nt s pokes man J o hn Ferguson. mained on each of the San Bernardino County rlrea d~ng the nlaht AT LEAST 1' P EOPLE were Injured -two of them seriously -flCbtlng the Cen tral and Southern Calllornia fires. Light.nine strikes into dry un· dergrowth sparked most of the fires. fire officials said. Gusty, erratic winds, steep terrain, low humidity and temperatures in the lOOs thwarted firefighters. the officials said. Elsewhere in California: -The Coxey fire. 10 miles northwest of Big Bear Lake. was contained at 375 acres Tuesday evening, Manruon said. with full control coming early Wednesday evening. f irefighters from Ma d er a Mariposa. Fresno and Tulare counties. -The Mission Creek fire, on the Riverside-San Bernardino County line. was at 950 acres Wednesday evening and was 90 percent contained, with full con- trol expected at noon today. said Bureau of Land Management spokesman Ferguson. -Full control of the Rainbow fire in the Los Padres National Forest, near the Sant.a Barbara- Vent~a County line was expett· ed early today. The fire had been contained at 570 acres at mid-afternoon Wednesday. ac· cording to Forest Service spokeswoman Ed Waldapfel. HE SAID MANY firefighters had s wfered heat prostration while fighting the blaze across s teep terrain in 106-degree weath e r . Nearly all the firefighters were treated and re- leased. he said. County at 700 acres Wednesdat night. COF dispatcher Tori.a Barnes estimated control by 6 a.m . today. Blimp to Air WnSchemes LOS ANGELES <AP > -The attorney general's of. fice will take to the air in the Goodyear blimp begin- ning Friday to inform the public about various local con games, buncoc; and frauds. Most victims or the scams are seni or citizens. Marin County Humane Society workers release the partially blind goose that was taken into custody after her mate was killed and barbecued. The widowed goose joined two ganders and a gosling that appeared on her home beach near Tiburon. and officials hoped she would live happily with ber new found friends Control came at 6 p.m. Wed· nesday, he said. The Almond fire in the bigh desert at Red Mountain was con tained at 9.500 acres Wednesday with control expected by 4 p.m today. Ferguson said. A force or 150 firefighters re· -Some 90 firefighters were battling a 900-acre brush fire that was 80 percent contained. a bout 25 miles east of Porterville. CDF spokeswoman Stefanie Thomas said full con. tainment was expected by 8 a.m today. THE BLAZE, CALLED the Cain Springs fire, was caused by lightning, she said. No injunes have been reported. State fire c rews were being aided by In Riverside County, a fire at Anza burned 600 a cres before hard rainfall Tuesday Jed to full control Wednesday. Ftrefighters contained a fire in San Timoteo Canyon south of Re dlands in San Bernardino The blimp will fly over Sou the rn Ca lifornia through August. flas hing messages on how to obtain films and speakers who can explain the various ~chemes and who to con- tact 1f approached by a con man. a spokesman s aid. Home Savings and Loan A~sn. 1s underwriting the cost of the program. Garlic Farms Get Union G ILROY <AP> -Fields of garlic ri~ for harvest remained without workers today as a strike by garlic pickers continued. while the Unit· ed Farm Workers won union elections at two garlic farms Workers at the Christopher Ranch voted 188·5 Wednesday to have the UFW represent them in negotiations with growers. and field hands at Bob Fellze Farms voted 77·0 for union representation. The Gilroy region south of San Francisco sup- plies about 90 percent of the nation's garlic crop, about 15 million pounds annually About 1,200 garlic pickers walked off their jobs July 21 and the strike spread to about 800 workers harvesting other crops this week lirftawinkf-1 Denied Paralf~ FRONTERA (AP> A parole board. saying Patricia Krenwinkel was "extremely callous" to ( ) human suffering. has re fui.ed for a third ttme to . ..,TATE fr<.•e th e C'onv1ctcd murderer. a d1sc1ple of Charles Manson. The board Wedn esday r eject~d Miss Krenwinkel's contention that she was a confused product of the 1960s. PCB Confainer~ Found BAKERSF1ELD (AP> -Pacific Gas & Elec- tric Co. will prepare a plan to clean up a company work yard here because 10 capacitors containing the suspected carcinogen PCB were found buried on the sate The capacitors were discovered shortly after company crews began digging sample trenches through a landfill area more than half the size of a football field Wednesday Slaip11ard Wnrkrr" ~frilu.- LOS ANGELES (AP> -A strike by some 3,70C Todd Shipyards Corp. employees seeking higher pay and free asbestos disease tests has halted almost all activity at the yard, a company official says Todd's industrial relations director . John O'Hara. said talks between Local 9 of the In- dustrial Union of Marine and Ship Builders of America and the shipyard remained stalled Wednesday, the third day or the strike. Air Co•pldrr Fail# 1\gain FREMONT <AP) -The Federal Aviation Ad· ministration compute r that controls air traffic over Northern California and Nevada briefly railed again Wednesday, an FAA spokesman said. Roger Johnson said the computer was down for 10 nunutes, from 12:33 a.m. to 12:43 a.m .• and the malfunction caused ''little or no impact" on flights in the area served by the Fremont center. Deserts Bracing For More Storms By ne Auoc:latect Presa Southern California desert areas and parts of Arizona braced for more thunderstorms and hiih winds today after lightning killed a n off-duty sheriff's deputy in Needles and six inches of rain fell on Parker, Ariz. San Bernardino County deputy Michael Sam- ple 22, was killed instantly by lightning Wednesday while water-skiing on the Colorado River in Needles. He died at the outset of a furious storm that broulbt winds ol up to 80 mph, knocked down more than 50 telephone poles and forced the closure of Hi&hway 95 between Needles and Blythe. Heavy rains also fell In Las Vecas and at Boulder at,y in Nevada. Tbe rmult ~ tbat moi.lture and the desert heat bu bem felt in the form of thundenbowen and li11tt.Dla1 strikes durin1 the week that b ave to.bed off numerous brulllfires. • • e believe that ha holdups are a crime. You've eaten away half yo ur lunch hour being held up at the bank. You've left the car running at the curb only to find a crowd parked at the teller line. You've rushed to get money before 5: 00 and got caught in the rush hour ... in your bank lobby. Imperial believes that's a crime! At our offices throughout California, we've come down hard on time-robbing incon-. veruences. ·· That's why at some locations we open express lanes at peak hours. We keep most offices open on Saturdays. We have ample parking outside. And we've got people who are friendly, but stay fast and efficient. Imperial has many ways to help you save. Not only money (passbooks and certificates that pay higher dividends than any bank), but minutes too. So if the slow ins and outs of bank- ing are holding you up, there's a quick alternative. It's Imperial Savings, for people on the move. hnpe!!!!lss§!vings Costa Meu, South Coast Plaza Town Center 3310 Bristol Street (714) 540-7591 Newport a.ch 3368 Via Udo (714) 673-3130 Newport Center 550 Newport Center Drive (714) 644-1461 .. - ••• C' lhurtcley, July 31, 1te0 Robert N. weed/PUbll\Mr Oranoe Qia 1oa11v P1101 Editorial P!!fl.e ............................................................. City Flexibility Seems Advisable Harry Ad tan•a Arco 1 st1Uon at Newport Boul vani and 19th Street in CO.&a Mesa Is scbeduJed LO topple before the bulldour .... ll has bfff'I acquared rrom •Ls former property owners for eventual widenu\R of lkh Street. Adell an now pa s his rent to the c•tY untal ht can ftnd a platt lO move Ade .. Ian wa nts to mo,1e hls 100.000 aallons of monthly oUocuted ~ • ol ane to n abandoned Shell statlM on Ha rbor BouJevard. nder go l'rnment rult'S, he sa)'s. Arro can't supply tum with .:u If h mov~ outside lhe city. and gasoline slalaons url• h arder to find m C~ta Mesa lhese days The problem l that th old Shell st utJon doesn 't have spac~ for the tree!>, shru~ and plants now r equired by city IAndscapang )uw h. Adesstan must get CU} Council penn1ss1on to open the rccond1t1oned st llon wtthout those n1celles ·mce the c1ty has created Adessian's problem. w (! would urg\' the council to give lum every cons1deratlon ~o he <'an continue hjs livelihood Besid . Costa Me ans likely will nttd those 100,000 gallons or gasoline per month when the next shortage lpam.s Plan Worth Study Cost.a Mesa's Redevelopment Agency's board, actual· ty the City Council, decided July 9 it didn't want lo con· sider a plan ror city-sponsored loans for private construe· tion. The vote followed a proposal by a Santa Ana planning Orm lo secure S5 million in Jower·cost financing on behalf of Irvine's Butler Housing Corp. The governmenl·authorized plan would permit the C!ity to sell revenue bonds to acquire tax exempt capital. This in turn could be loaned to the construction firm which plans to buHd a s mall condomini um project at 18th Street and Orange A venue. Theoretically, the low.cost loan would reduce con· st ruction c-o!)t!> and, ultimately. the co!>t to the condo purchaser~ Last week. City Council members reconsidered the proposal and \'Oted, 3-2. to al least look at the idea in their Aug. 11 study scs~1on at City Hall. Councitmun Donn Hall. '.\ho with Councilwoman Norma Herzo~ voted against the st udy. charged that gov· crnme nt should !-.lay out of the free-enterprise building and mortgagl' field!-. Councilman Ed Mc Farland. who suggested forthe r -;tudy of the: pb n. ~md any proposjtion that might lead to reduced housing price!. s hould be reviewed. It seldom hurts to look and learn. ··Affordable hous· mg" is goinJ:! to reqmre closer cooperation between gov- ernment and privat e enterprise. a nd m aybe Costa Mesa can de vl'lop the best for mula. Bay Cleanup Moving After years of argument and delay, it appears progress f"mally is being made on the effort to clean up tbe Upper Newport Bay. But before the citizenry lets out a cheer . a word or caution is m o rde r. Thanks to efforts by harbor citizens and cit y leaders. lhe state water board has approved a S2 million grant for const ruction of a s1lt·catcn bas in. But the City or Newport Beach had asked for $10 miJlion and then e xpressed concern that even that a mount might not be enough. ln the past. estimates for a proper silt-catch basin have come in as high as $40 million. The big st um bling block now is that the city must s how where jt intends to get the rest of the money by December or risk losing the grant. Newport Muyor J ackie Heather admitted it will take a "heroic effort" to pmpomt an the dollars by the end of the year. She <1s ided . though, that "it's worth it -it would be tragic 1f we lost this grant ·· We agret.-. It would be tragic. T he grant represents only one victory in what always has promised to be a very Jong and arduous battle. • Op1n1ons expressed m lhe space above are those of the Dai ly Pilot Other vrews expressed on this page are those of thetr authors and artists Reader comment is invited Address The Daily Pilot. P 0 Box 1560 Costa Mesa CA 92626 PhOne (714) 642·4321 Boyd/Fortunes By L.M. BOVO Question arises as to which has p roduced the l a r gest Individual fortunes -gold.· oil or ca nned soup. Tha( canned soup comes into the discussion because one man built a fortu.r-; on it, leaving $200 million. even more than J .P. Morgan left. Fortunes of la te , however . ha ve been founded nol so much on what's under the ground as on it. real estate. And In pa rticular. mos t o ( the nation's lady m i llionaires have built the ir wealth through land transactions. Q. What do you know about the game or squash" Dear Gloomy Gus Government atudy forecaata gloom and doom for \II In the 2lal century and at the Hmc> time sclentlata predkt we'll bave an aver• Ufe IPM of 85 yean. Hope one of tbe two forecasu ll wrona. D.11. .......... ~.-.... ......... PMef•• ....... . __ ...., ..... -·-.. .. ~=.'=I" --• 1\ Only that the world 's best players or sa me live in Pakistan. Client asks what book has made the most money. "The Wind of War" by Herman Wouk merits that distinction. It · s a s tory about the beginnings of World Wa r II. ABC·TV paid $25 miUion for 1t. l'm told. Q . Who was Pitts burgh Phil? A. That was the alias of one George Smith, said by some lo have been the most s uccessful borsepJayer of alJ l im e . Claim i s he pul together $1 ,700.000 by belling on the ponies. Q. What proportion of the school desks have the arms attached to the left sides? A. 11 perceat. Because 11 percent of the atudeotl are left· handed. Q. What. are the most. popular names amonf ktda juat entering schoo n•xt Fall? A. Amoq boys, in ordtr: MlcbHI, Juon and MaWlew. Amon1 1irl1, ln order: Jennifer, Amy and Sarah. Lot ol people opea ~~ aav· ln11 accouau. depOU\ ,.. amount ol ..,_., m aame, and thm foraet &Mm. About SIG mUlkln a ,_,. ii 11..a IP latlmm MW. • Rowland Evw / Robert Novak Some See Tax Fever .Cooling WASHINGTON -Wbll• RepublltlM were perfwmlal \ft Oe&rolt, Oem~rall acattered around Ute ..i of tbe tOUOtry were cornln.I lo 1 fatetu.I de· cialon that hands the t.ax·cuWD& t.aue to Ronald Reaca.o. The a urprlte fiadlDI b y r>eroocratJc lawmlkeB, testing v o t c r ~n tt m e nt b a<'k h o me du r i n g the b r 1 e f <'Ongress1onal rece ss. tax· cul fcv~r 1s down. not up tn t a c t . ret urnang to W as hlng l on July 21. they r eported thetr conshtuents never h•d been interested m the Kemp·Roth tax reduction bill. T ha t m e ssage was most joyously received 1n the Oval Of· f1cc. where President Carter and his advisers fe lt touc hed by heaven.sent tidings. They bad dreaded the return of CongTeSS, panting with tax cut demands. Instead, DemO<'rats al the White House and Congress a re tn rare Mailbox unitoa that w reducUon sbould be poa\poned until af\er the electJon.. Tbua, party lines on tax reduct.ion are clearly drawn for November. THEU IDGlft' yet be pre· election tax cuts if one highly· inlJuenUal Democratic dlssenter -Sen. Ru ssell B. Long , cbalnnan of the Senate Finance Committee -gets hl5 way. But a tax bill pushed through by Long and Republican senators (even if reluctantly signed by the president) will not alter the clear partisan choice on ta x reduction. That may we ll reflect a m assive mis read ing or the public mood. if expert pollsters are correct. It could be a fatal error ln Carter's strategy to kee p beleague red blue·collar wo rker s fro m J O~nJo g t he R e a g a n c ru s a d e . Th e Dem~rats are gambltng that the autoworker. oppressed by inflation and fearful of lostng tus job, 1s not. interested •n an $800 tax cul. T h a t i s p r e ci s e l y the impression veteran Democrallc politicians, adept at winning elecUon1. brou1bt back to W a 1 blacton. R•P . Job a Brademaa, lbe tbrewd Home maJorit1 wbip, told UI that h1a South Bend. Ind .. bualneamea aad workingmen alike. victimbed by lftflatJoa, went no part of Kemp.Both <cutting income taxe9 10 percent a year for three yean). OLD·FA8BIONED liberal Brademas might be accUled of pro.taxation biu, but. DOt Rep. James Jones. t.be leading Democratic tax.cutter in the House. He reported flndlncs identical to Brademu, both in his conservative Tulsa. Okla .• district. and on a speakine lrip to South DakOU.. No wonder. lben, that tax fever oo Capitol Hill bas s ubs ided. much to Carter's co m fort. While presidential aides a month ago worried that Carter could not catch up with Reagan oo this issue. they are now convtnced the Republicans have hung an albatross around t heir necks. Indeed. Carter ~tr a t eg 1 s t s ar e ur g in g De mocratic poliucians to call it Reagan·Kemp·Roth, linking lhe popular presidential uD&tid ... wltb a supposedJy u.apopular notlon. But la It that unPoPUJU! One preatlgioua poll1t•r recenU1 took a secret natJoaal poll tbat indicates voters are acbin1 for tax cull, but are troubled by two factors: Ftrst, they have been 110 misled by the poUtlclana tbal they no •oncer believe promiMI they bear; second, they an 10 concemed by runaway federal s pending that they give the priority to budget balaDCIDC overt.ax cutting. BUT VOTEU actually c..at choose be twee n Carter's balanced budget and Reapn's tax cut. Whether or not taxes are reduced, the bud.get. will be fa r out or balance -a fact cle arly understood by voters (n early S·to·l in the secret national poll). Wh at's more, 40 percent oC these voters think the budget can be balanced by g r e a te r bu s ine ss a c tivity induced by tax reductions - probably a tugher pe rcentage than among even Republican congressmen. D e m oc r a t s may be s o influenced by their nostalgia for th~ days when tow·brackel tax 1·utt1ng was the na me of the ~ame that they arc misJudging the pubhc mood. Jn a July 20 article for the New York Times. Ca r ter eampa1Rn c ha irma n Robert Straus~ noted that the taxpayer 1n the $6,700-to·SlO,OOO bracket wouJd receive a mere S 120 tax cut But the great ele~tion chase of 1980 1s not for these lowest income taxpayers. notorious non·voters who vote . Democratic 1f they vote al all. The quarry is that autoworker 11. ho now earns $25,000 a year but fJlh t>ve r fart he r be hind t•('onorrucally, partly because or r1 '>1n1t taxe!-I n 1979, a n t">t1matcd 38 m1lhon Americans 1)a1d t:tX<''> o n income over $1 5.000. of whom 27 m11l1on reported over $20,000. For the S25.000 a utoworker with a wire and t\l-o children, the third year tax s a vin gs of R eaga n · Kt->pmp·Roth would be a tidy $809 Airport Competition Benefits Travelers To the Edj tor: Airline de regulation, which was enacted over a year ago, w a s s upposed t o inc r e ase co mpetition a nd keep fare s down by allowing any U.S. air· hne to operate from any U.S. airport 1t desires. So far in most cases de · regulation has met its goals. but d e f inite ly n ot a t O range County's John Wayne Airport where lhe Orange County Board o f Supe r v i s o r s a nd Air California are bound lo maintain a monopoly for that carrier in m a ny ma rkets from Orange County Airport. Air California was a strong s uppor t er o f de regul a tio n legislation. and since its passage has taken advantage of it by adding many new routes, while at the same time has dug up any p os s i ble ex c u se t o k eep co m petition o ut of Orange Cou n t y . Th is s h o ws Air California ts only looking out for its own interests. A s a result or this t otal dis regard for the traveling public ln Orange County on the part of A1r California and tht county Board of Supervisors. the standard air fare from Orange County to San Francisco <an Air California m onopoly > is $60. However , just 40 miles up the San Diego F reeway at LAX where five or six carriers Oy to San Francisco the fare is $25 to S35 unrestricted. This means a resident of Orange County. if willing to drive to LAX. can save up to $70 on a round trip to San Francisco. Air California does have a reduced rare. but with all or its restrictions. the fare ls all but a joke. With a Htlle competition a compttable rare would be available out or Orange County airport. THE FEDEaAL government Is not happy about this aJtuation In Orange County, and in fact has t.b1a year snnted permill. lon to rour new airlines tb.t wilb to atart servlna John Wa)'lM AJrport. However. Air Callfomia md the county Board of Supervilon have so fat been aucceuful in keeplDC lb.ii new compet1Uon out. of the county by fillnl lawsuttt. and otblr delaylftl uctlcs. TIU \s 1 real dbHrvlce to alr lraveten ln Oraqe Count)'. 8Dd not lD kelplaa .wttb lbe rul• ol derefU)atk>n. The Oranle COunty Airport l1 • federally operated alrport, wbleb meant our tax dollan U.p lt cipea. Tu doUan pay tbe sal•rMI ol lbe eoatroPen bl tile tower • ...SnmwQ~ aad malatenaau, ruawa1 ltghting, electronic Instrument landing systems and on and on. IC monopoly air routes are to pe r s is t at Or a n ge County Airport then I do not wish the federal government to spend my tax dollars to fund the airport. The money can be put to much better use else where. •...et A.J r California and the county Board of Supervisors fund the airport. I anxious l y welcome a ny comments from Mr. R. W. Cl ifford (Pres ide nt ot Air California) and/or anyone on the county Board of Supervisors. JACK TAINTOR T,...,.kt-,.,, Sc:oa'1f To the Editor 1 recently amved safely al my office after. again, taking my life in my hands in travehog on Inte r s t a t e S i n N o rthe r n Cahfonua and havtng numerou5 trucks . logging, refr1geratJon and o the r large veh icles, approach lhe rear or my car so close that I could count the bugs on the license plate and see the smile on the truck driver's fa ce I have listened to countless complaints from other dnvers s uch as myself and I can on ly wonder where our responsible Califo rnia Highwa y P a trol Departme nt 1s hiding when these drivers o f dange rous weapons proceed do wn the highway without due regard ror the safety of the drivers of the slower moving vehicles . Being of the older generation, when we were able lo drive 65 miles per hour and the truckers still held to a SS mile per hour speed limit, I fail to comprehend bow I can now be drlvine at their old speed and they are permitted to barrel up behind me. put both life and limb in jeopardy, and continue to awerve in order to pass me al a speed that makes me appear as tbou1b I am standJog still. I have traveled the hl1hways from Northern to Southern California for many yean and must admit that tt 11 a rare OC· cHlon to see a truck driver receivtaa a cltatJon aloapMle the hlahway. thouab the automobile driver. it aeema, la readily detected by the Call/omia lllP••Y Pat.rol. I REL THAT lt ls tlme that we tell our aulborttlea In S.cramnto or wberever, who run the Callforala Hlahway Patrol, that the rMdl are to be made ute for all ol the traveae,.. wbo .. tboae byways and not Juat fOf' tbe truekl•I industry tbat appears lo have little reprd for tbe amaller velddel ........... .,.. H o pefully , a C a l ifornia Highway Patrol ofhcer m your area will read this letter and perform bis duty to making the roads safer for all of us. On my ne xt trip from Northe rn to Southern California I hope to see al least one truck thal 1s de· s e rving or be ing c ited lo r s pee ding b eing giv e n t h at citation. Although m y co ncern 1s mainly with the safety for m y family using our highways, I mus t a dmit that I have a proble m unders tanding how a la r ge rig r o lling do wn the highway at 70 to 80 miles per hour can be conserving any of lhc gas and 011 that this country !>O much needs lo conserve Perhaps the trucking industry sh ould comme nce t o po lice their own ranks much as other professions and occ upations do. and Lake sancllons agall\St the repeallng o(fenders. Many of the truc kers who used to be the friends oC us all on the highways c and sllll are) are sti 11 truck tog and maybe they can mfluen« the new breed GENE f1NK Faar·,,....1· To the Editor : At the recent Orange County Fair. we have just experienced a ver y unfair and disappointing situation. Our son exhibited and put a steer through the school FFA aucti o n , with a cons iderable loss or Income. First ol all, the students were given to understand that the price the auctioneers would start at was $1 a pound and certainly very little profit would be realized there. But as the evening went oo. the auctionffrs were no tonier trying to get Sl but were sellinc the steers at 80 cents a pound or less. The young were n o t "educated'' by their teachers to the fact that they s hould "scratch" their beef and nol even put them throuab the auction When they were not even 1ett1na a decent price. But even worse as the eveninc drew to a close and t.be unfortunate oaes who were on tbe end of tbe llat. ol 11.5 exblblton did not 1et the time or alteuoa that th. flnt ones aot. Thay rUlbed die beef and their _youn1 exblbltora through ao fat that tomeilmee there were al.IDCl9t two •teen In the rtna .t the aame time and not more than one minute .,., apent on lr)'lna to 1.i a deeeat price for U.. flne beef. WE REAWD md .. ., may youn1 kJ4I _. &Mir ,.,_. wbo Mid U., woald Mftl' ..- wa nt t o g o thro u g h tha t cxpenence, they fell the kids had been simply ·•ripped off." Our son told the man m the back wnlln~ down the prices. he could not sell under St but the auct1on<..oeN had already sold on the first offer of 75 cents one second after he had gone into the rang. We never had a chance lo J?c t 1n another offer or to take 1t out of the n ng in time (which he trie d > Of cour se the buyer would nol release the "cheap lx>cf · and our son suffered a gre a t lo~s and even greater d1sappo1ntmenl It would seem if 115 beef are too man)' to a uction off because of time, lack of buyers. or lack of s ustained concern by the auctioneers the young people should be informed of that fact and th(' unfortunale ones on the end of the hsl could withdraw before th<> auction. NAME WITHHELD . '" llt'ifl 1,o., To the Editor : Re. Bob Green ·s a rticle. "Draft Resisters," July 24. I do not want our young men to die 1n another war. but lf we don't keep a full bodied army, v.ho will protect this country? How can we be so selfish and expect someone else to care tor us. This 1s not Vietnam . This is a tim e of tot al c haos in the maJority of the governments in the world. These countries have bffn at war sin ce the beginning of time and now they affect the entire globe. HOW LONG can we sit back and fuJfill our selfish needs. pamper our children. lea<'b them not lo rt!Si)eet God. their parents or their country? I pray and hope we will not have anothe r war. but if we an, not prepared , then we must · e xpect to lose all we have • worked for. lose a future for our children and lose bope not only for a free world but ror a livin& world. Let us not be the a11reaaors. t but do let us be defensive. J 1 worry about our futur"* wt*l a selfish people do not want to def end the rtChts they bold ao f dear or when • confused ' 1overnment can.not becln to I build an army without beinl let , back because or "women'• iuue.." • D. BONHAll ) ............ ......:~-== ..,.._~.............. I •~....._._....., ... ._cw= ca--......,.. , ... .., ••-1 _.. ....... _______ _ ._. ...... _ ... ..._ __ ....................... dill ~ Badness 'l'hufldlr, Ju~ ,, • 1• s ....... ,,.,. Usury Laws Interest Bank NSW YORK (AP) -A lro-1»1 ft\unbt'r of m~ bank .,.. ~kt nnt mG\'\ft& lhcotr credit ca.rd GPl'f'•bona to South D&llota to lake advanta e o( lllat atate 'a ltbenl l&IW'Y laws 1Wr pw"pOle la to boolt lhetr eamin11 frorn credit carda, but at1u art tmer11nc that tOMumtt OIJPQSltion cou.Jd •&)'II.)' tht plans The banU •~ t)'ttna South Dakota because It cto.1 DCJl Umlt the amount ol intenlll banb can charce on c~t card loans and 11 the only tat that Pfm\ili out-« slat~ banlt holdlne rompanl~ to etlabUah bank 1ubl>d1a11es ON£ MONTH AFTt:R the South Dakota Legislature Uber llted the state'i; usury l1wa In February, New York bai1l'd CUl~k announc~ It would move part ol It~ cn,'dit c rd operauons to Sioux Palls Citibank . the nation's s econd largest com mtrcial bank by dePoSlls, has 5 8 million credit card holders The bar\k ongmally planned to optn its Sioux Falls operatJon by July 4, but now says its target date 1s late summer or earl) autumn -a re"1sion due m part to some public opposition to the move In recent weeks other big b3nks have sent srout.s to Soutb Dakota to explore the reasibllity of following Citibank's move. Among them are Chase Manhattan Bank , Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co. and Chemical Bank They rank third. fourth and sixth. respectively, among the nation's banks and have a combined total of nearly 12 million credit card customers. ACCORDING TO JAM ES P Murphy. executive vice president of the New York State Bankers Association. as many as 25 ma1or banks a r e considering s hifting their credit card operations from New York. He said the state stands to lose as many as 8.500 Jobs 1f the move!) are made. "It's no s ecret that several banks are considering a move of their credit card operations to states with more realistic ceilings . and the possible consequ<.'nces of t!Us alarm us." Murphy said in a speech to the association's annual convention last month. . Citibank claims it cannot m ake reasonable profits in the credit card business under New York's usury laws , which limit the annual interest rates banks can char ge to 18 percent on purchases under S500 and to 12 percent on purchases greater than that. The New York State Banking Department recommended to Gov. Hugh Carey m April that the state increas<.' the maximum allowable interest rate on credit card loans. but the state legislature recent!} reJected a proposed increase. THE BANK CR E DIT card business was sufferinJ? earlier this year when interest rates banks paid to acquire funds soart"d to near 20 percent. Those rates fell dramatically in April. May and June, however, improving the profit picture. In r~ponse to the n sing rosts of operating its credit card busmess. a large Minnesota bank Give your career in data communications an exciting new direction. ~·~di . 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F O RM E R presidenhaJ science adviser and past president of the Amencan A ssociat ion l or th e Advancement o( Science, la.ad it on the tine recently 1n a talk to engineers at the University of California. While recogruzing the truth of some or the usual explanauons. and agreeing that the y contnbut.e to the problem. he dismi ssed th em .is t h e fundamental cause. I n a d equat e sp e nding for re s earch and development 1s often the fu-st to be mentioned l'\ons~nse. said David Real ~pendlllR for industnal research and development turned up m 1972 and since then h a'> be<'n nsin~ at S percent a ) car an deflated dollars. "I~ 197'9 industry c;pent w me S24 b1U100 of its O'A n funds on R&O \'enture capita l wa s read1h• a ... a1lable 1n the late 1970s . 3nd new s mall enterpnses have been playing then accustomed innovatJve role." InOatJon. the low savings rate a nd . compared with other nations. the low level ot capital in vestmen t. a r e frequ ently cited. David didn't disagree But he said we must look for an even more basle reason . Still with holdin g Crom his audience what he considered this reason lo be. David went on to list what he called two other symptoms for the slow rate or economic growth in the United Stales. He described rather than labeled the first of these two. "H ewlett ·~ Packard Co tested 3.000 '16 K r a n· dom ·a'Ccess- m em o ri e s ' .,., ._.... manufac· tu red by three U S. and three Japane se firm s . The failure rate of cu,.,.,.,. the best J apanese product was one-suct.h lhat or lhe best u s pro- duct, wtule the failure rate of the worst Japanese product was one· twenty-seventh that of the worst US product.'' or the second. he simply said "The U S has four umes as m a ny Ja .... yers pN capita a~ West G~rmany. a nd 20 t imes a!) man;. as Japan .. Al so mentioned as a reason fo r the poor t; S ec·onomac i:rowt h rate rs a ~lag nat1o n 1n thr· growth of s1:1ent1f1c manpower While David s aid the pool '" aRain growmg. he al~o a~ret:-d ~e have l~t plenty of ground. "Bct'-"een the years 1968 to 1978 the r elative fraction or Ovt-r The f~o unt e r HASO U1tittq' ,..,.. .... e.s Ok•·-vr-..._.,o fo•.a' •\."""' ..... "'91" ,...., ..,....,. tot.,~~ scientista and engineers found ii\ the U.S. labor force declined b~ 13 pe r ce nt." h e said . "Meanwhile. the Soviet Union West Germany and J apan were boosting their technical man• power by SS percent or more." ln an age when countries must live by their wits and brain· power. and not through any cor· ner on technology or natural re· sources. all these deficiencies can be translated into economic problems. he s uggested. STILL HE hadn't mentioned what he considered t he most fundamental n aw of all. "You have heard rec1tationl of this sort before." he con. ttnued. 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The IUueapolls Star " Tribune, owner of Harpec"• since 1915. bu pulled the plu, on the magazine. Harper'• goes down the drain with a clrcula~ ol more than 300,000. Why caa't a ma1uine with a cittula· tioo of 300,000 make it? Becau.me it takes so much money to put out a maeuioe these days -in paper, printing and malling cost.a (payments to writen are the lea.st ot it) - that IUl'Viva1 depends on attract.inc a heavy slua of ad· vertiaing, and Harper's was not able to do that. WHY rr COULDN'T do that is another question. Tbe circulation of the The New Yorker maguine is about 450.000 -and while that is more than Harper's has, it's not enough to account for tbe wide disparity in advertising support. The New Yorker is rat with advertising. Ad· vertisers obviously reel that the pages of The New Voner are a more congenJaJ place to sell goods than tbe pages of Harper·s. And that or course also says something a bout their perception ol the readers of these two magazines. Harper's is primarily a magazine of ideas. but it ap. parentJy wasn•t a good vehicle to sell Stotcb. The New Yorker doesn't even accept cigarette ad· vertising, which turned out in the end to be ooe or the mainstays or Harper's. Indeed. ii there were enough com- panies like Philip Morris around. Harpet"'s might not have had to fold . The July issue of Harper's was a typical product. It carried 2S pages or advertising - and four of these were boug ht b y Philip Morns. Two promoted Money Tree the ir low-tar ciga rettes. Ment and Cambridge, and a center ~pread boosted one of the company's plant cities: Jo'ort Worth, Texas (where they brew Maller and Lowen· br au bee~L THE NEXT BIGGEST chunk of advertising space was bought by General Motors (GM>. wbJch was selling (or trytng to sell> a de as not cars. GM took three pages to re- port on a breakthrough made by one of its research enganeers, Dr. M.S. Rashid. in the development ol a more malleable s teel. Two other companies using lbe pages of Harper's ror concept selhng we re Unated Technolog1es, which warned about the "discouragement, plummeting morale and emp. tyang of dedication and desLre among teachers," and the bag engineenng farm. Bechtel. wluch pointed out how they are helping ~veral American cities lo turn "waste into t reasure" by recycliog garbage. But all of that wasn't enough. The 25 pages of advertis- rng m July netted Harper's about $100.000, not nearly enough to cover the bills. Staff costs were certainly not 0h1gh . l'Mre were only 20 employees. So Harper's 1s calling it a day. When they were launched m the middle of the last century, Harper's was one of the leading maga:unes in the country. It had a c1rculat.Jon of 50.000 at the start -and 1t mounted to l30,000 ma couple of years. THINGS WERE DIFFERENT In those days. Jn 1868, when an adver'llSing agent , James Walter Thompson, sent Harper's a contract fOt' 100 pages or advertmng to be used in one year, the editor threatened to qwt. saymg be did not an tend to be the editor or a .. cheap cittus magazine." Harper's ne\•er did become an advertising-filled "l'heap. ca~us magaune ." As it leaves the scene, the following are the top 15 circulation magazines in the COW\· t ry, along Wllh their c1rculati«l: TV Gwde, 19 5 mlllion: Reader's Digest, 18 million: National Geographic, 10.2 million : Better Homes & Gardens, 8 mllbon; Family Circle. 7.6 million: Woman's Day, 7.5 rrullioo: McCall's, 6 5 million; Ladies' Home Journal, 5.6 mil hon : Playboy, 5.5 million : Good Housek~pm~. 5 1 million Nat.Jona! Enquirer, 5 million : Penthouse. 4 ll million: Redhook, 4.4 nulllon; Time, 4.3 m 1lbon, and The Star . 3.1 million. ~1~ I ... _, _, .. _, _.,. . .... -w •I . "' • ..... ~ Oe1eJe11nA~r•p• NEW Y~ICIAPI F.-~ ..... tor ....,__ J<jl. JO. STOCU 0.-Mi_. 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