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Home My WebLink About1980-08-11 - Orange Coast Pilot~ DAILY PILOT -JJ . * * * 25c * * * MONDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 11, 1980 VCK.. n, MO. J:M, ! HCTIOMS, a .. AOlfS Ted Easing Up? Detente Seen 'At Convention · 4 ' • NEW YORK CAP> -Tbe Democratic Party, shaken by in· :enaal feuding and s agging rat· op in the polls, opened its na- ' 1 .ional convention today amid ;ipa that President Carter and ien. F.dward M. Kennedy are moving toward an amicable end · \0 their year-long struggle for :be presidential nomination. After Carter acceded Sunday ~o Kennedy demands for !banges in the economic planks >f the party platform, the Jena tor said, "Quite frankly, !his is getting to be the kind of platform that I welcome to run on and take across this coun- try." Earlier in the day. Kennedy cited the platform as the major factor that would determine whether he could support Carter if the president is renominated ror a second term. Despite delegate s urveys in· dicating that the president's ma- iority is holding, Kennedy was oot ready to concede Carter the aomination or a victory in tonight's critical vote on the con- vention rule that would require delegates to abide by state primary and convention results. Alao, Carter and Kennedy re- mained at odds on two major ~omic proposals in the plat· rorm -Kennedy's call for a $12 billion program to create 800,000 Coast Weather Sunny and ·a Uttle warmer Tuesday, with patchy nllbt and morning low eloadl. Lows toalgbt • at tM beadles to 12 in- land. Hilbt Tuelday mid '70I alone the coast to .... balaad. DI09t:Te•.4Y Hne al lale. SellOld apld- _, for,,. ... ol * -. ........ AdrioCI ......., .,. ........... lJorrw ,...,,. ..,, .,. .,. lo "'*" • all .. Cla1111f U at I P·"'· ,_ ..... BJ. ••••• I jobs and wage and price cootrols to fight inflation. "We don't think planks that detailed sbou.ld go into the plat· form," Vice President Walter F. Mondale said on the NBC-TV "Today" show. Kennedy will address the con- Channel 7 begins coverage of tbe convention at 4:30; channels 2 and 4 join at 5. vention Tuesday night during debate on the party platform. Carter aides described the president's compromise on the platform as a major, unilateral concession to Kennedy. Among the planks the president agreed Sunday to support was one that criticizes Carter's anti-inflation strategy and pledges the party DEMOCRATS TO REVIVE HISTORY-Al 'OPEN' CONVENTION TEST OF POWEA--A3 will~'pursue a policy of high inte · s rates and unemploy- me a means to fight infla· tio . " · The unity moves appeared prompted by-fear that unless the Democrats close ranks, the Republicans will capture <Uie White House and score major galns in Congress in the ~o vem bez:teneral election. There's nothing in the world that can bring a group of (See CASTE&, Page A%) Massagen FadngFine PALO ALTO <AP)' -A former m-qe parlor 1aDdlord bu been flDed •.ooo and or- dered to 1taJ out of almllar buli- aeuea, ID8ltiDI the end of an era wbm 11 mUN1e and nude- elleoaater abope clld business bere . James Cb.us. sa,ta Clara Couty deputy district attorney, · Hid tbe Jud1ment wa1 tbe tar1e1t leried in a cue involvinl tbe ma. RM Lilbt Abatement Aet. Tbe Jadament was banded down b)' Santa Clara County IJuD8liar Comt Judp Taketlulu Takei ... tmt Don Louden, w&o lea1ed bulldla11 uud by ma11a1e parlon, nude en- counter ltudloe ud a.a adult boobtare. A ... ...._, auocl.W ol IA8adm'1, llodare Goldman, WN ordered to P91 '1S,OOO. .... ... f _once es Plank enne of tens N e\V Iran Prenrler Says 'Try Captives' O.lly ~_..,Ille_ It __ PLANE COVERED WITH FOAM AFTER CRASHING ON MAC ARTHUR BOULEVARD Off-duty Newport Firemen Sunning Neer Scene Aeecued Occupant• of Car Htt by Plane Off-dnty Firemen Aid Crash Victirm By STEVE MARBLE Of -Deity '"*C Sutt OH-duty Newport Beach fireman Jim Pasternak and bis brother Walt were catching some midday rays poolside at the Registry Hotel Sunday when they heard the plane crash. "I looked up and saw a col· umn of s moke,'' s aid the Newport firefighter, who was waiting for the second half of a day-long seminar on airplane crash rescue techniques to con- tinue. MacArthur Boulevard. "We bad to make a judgment: unfortunately there was a car there," she said, adding her husband bas been flying for 11 years. One witness, Paul Summer, told authorities that the plane hit the street be hind his car, seemed to hop over his vehicle and smash into the Cadillac. Debate Set For Anderson NEW YORK <AP> -Indepen- dent presidential candidate John B. Anderson will be allowed to participate in fall presidential debates s ponsor ed b y the League of Women Voters if be can maintain a 15 percent average rating in public opinion polls. The organization an- nounced Sunday that it will bold nationally televised debates in Ba I ti more. Cleveland and Port.land, Ore. Wearing only swimming trunks, the brothers were the first on hand after a small airplane plowed into the back of a vehicle northbound on MacArthur Boulevard at about 12:45 p.m. "I saw gas all over the place and saw the people still sitting in the car," said Putemack, a nine-year veteran o( the Newport force. Beaches Crowded On Hot Weekend "We were either going to be dead heroes if the plane ex· ploded or come out okay." be continued. He aakl be and bis brother, a WeatmiDlter fireman, pulled several people from the car and provided ftnt·ald. Al It turned out, pilot Pbilllp Nevin Lyoaa 44, of Newport Beach and hi• wife, Mary, walked away from the crumpled single-engine Beecbcraft Bonama with only minor in- juries. WlWam Froboff, the driver of the Cadlllae tbe plane 1macked into, and bll tbree palMlllel'I also 1uffered minor l.Qjurlel. Mh. Lyon!1 wbo1e pilot husband II a narbor Area de- veloper with CUbloa and Lycm Bullden, ukt 1be wu .-ure wbat bappened that forced ber butbad to attempt a landlnC CJD Swelterin1 Southlanders flocked to Oran1e Coast beaches Sunday, some of them boptna to try 12-foot waves pre, dieted in the omlaupt of Mex· lean Hurric~ Isis, a furioul lady dytna a quiet death today. The big 1urf Just never materialised Sunda1, al-t.boqb'lifeparda up and down the line from Seal Beach to San Clemente were kept extremely bUly. Medical aid calla rangln1 from one victim'• complete car81ae arre1t due to a loac1tancHn1 heart coadltlon, brok9 DOMI dislocated me. aad laeeration1 from rocb wereloged. And ln Seal Beach, five boat necum blamed CJD increalqly 1ballow waten at tbe San Gabriel Kher Jetty kept llf....,. occupied aavtna the ..... a.cs.,. Brulall1 bot, 1Ucky weather ~ and wbat tunMd out to ............ -· ··---------·. ··-...... be pretty fair swimming and surfing conditions at the beaches sent many into the waters. Huntiqton and Bolsa Qiica state beaches in Huntincton Beach both closed their massive parting Iota early in the day due to crowdin1. Surfine wu prohibited ftnally at Hunt1n1ton State Beach, where t.bere were almoet no rip curreata reported, beeause Of the volume of. people ID tbe water at all times. Seal Beach lifeeuarda report. eel IOIDe 17 ,000 vlliton SUnday · witb 11 ~ ol bathen and their ftve bcNlt rescues in 1urf tbat l'Oll to tbne feet. HaatlqtcJa state beacbel re- ported about 25,000 riltton Sun- day, down from Saturday'• 13,000 wbll• for tome reuoa, Seal Beach bad c:ouldefably , fewer viaiton Saturday than Sunday. ,, ' Debate On Fate Looming By Tk A.aeclated Presa Iran's Parliament approved Mohammad AH Rajaie as prime minis ter today, r e moving another obstacle to the debate on the S2 American hostages. But their freedom appeared no .c 1 o s er since Raj a i e is a hardliner picked by the Moslem fundamentalists who want the captives tried as spies. Tehran raruo reported that, with the end of"the Moslem holy month of Ramadan, some 460 Iranians convicted by anti· narcoti cs squads were being re· leased from prison in a special a mnesty. There has been some specula- tion that the· end of Ramadan m ight bring c leme ncy and frePdom for the Americans. but there was no mention of them in the broadcasts. At the same time. the official Iranian news agency Pars said 15 had been executed in Iran on Sunday for anti-government ac· livity, espionage and narcotics trafficking. according to a Tehran dispatch of the Soviet ·Tass news agency. A Pars report siad lS3 dep- uties voted in fa vor of Rajai, 24 against and 19 abstained. It added that Rajaie, the former education minister. "therefore received a majority vote and will now be able to go ahead and form a cabinet." Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini has charged the Parliament with deciding the fate of the hoistages, in their 282nd day of captivity. However, Tehran of- fi cials say the debate must await the installation of a permanent government, to. be chosen by t he new prime minister. · The Parliament formally ac- cepted President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr's nomination of fta. jaie oa Sunday and said a vote on the nomination would be held (See UlAN, Pap AZ) PILOT PROMPTLY PUSHED PORSCHE "I tbouabt it would take ctays to sell my Poncbe, but I sold it the Vflr1 ftnt day my ad ran ID the Dally PUot." That'• tbe advertltina l1ICCell , 1tory of the Newport Beach man f who placed tb1s ad in the Da11J PUot: t '71 914 orange/blk nu ens • trans, very qulct 1re•t on Pl m -u.u U JOU wat one-da1 ....,.... from 10UI' clauU'led ad. tl'J tbe Dally Pllot. Call IG-1111 todQ. Dae Cats /tleow Five-year-old Tiney doesn 't have a pedigree. but she had enough charm to capture fourth place in the household pet category at the recent Or ange County Cat Show Rohling her 1S her owner, Karen Sawyer of Costa Mesa. For more celebrity cats, see today's Featuring section. Newport Firm To Purchase Oil Concerns P I TTS B U RG H f AP 1 Rockwell lnternat1on al Cor p and a Bntish conc~m announced today they have signed a letter of intent to sell their McEvoy 01lf1eld Eqwpment operallons for S80 rrullJon Ul cash fhe potential huyer 1s Snuth n t e rna t1 onal Inc . Ne wport Beach Srruth Manufactures and markets drillmg tools and equip- ment used in the 011 and jilas m d ustrv P 1t·t~burgh ·based Hockwrll a nd Pegler-llatte rs l ey Ltd . Doncaster. England, JOtnUy own Mc E voy The McEvoy ope ra tions in e lude McEvoy 0 1l!1eld Eqwp- ment Ud. of Great Britain and Mc Evoy Oilfield Equipment Co . a Pennsylvania partnership Both firms design. manufacture a nd sell wellhead completion equipment for the oil and gas in· dustries The transaction 1s expected to be closed in October, pending c on se nt b y regulatory authontles m England and the United State:., the companies :sa id. llluskie Issue Played Dtnvn WAS>UNGTON <AP) -The White House, hoping to avoid a nother communications flap, wants to put to rest complaint& by Secretary or State Edmund Muskie that be was not involved or informed about a key foreign policy shift. While r e turn ing rro m California last week, Muskle made clear his Irritation about being left out of a declsioo to change U.S. poUcy on targeting nuclear weapons agains t the Soviet Unioo, according to State Department sources. But White House Pre ss Secretary Jody Powell, in a statement to reporters to New · York oo Sunday, played down the significance or the policy change, saying it had been in~ works for som e lime, and that Mus kJe bad missed two op· portunlties to be bnefed oo the s ubject because be was travel- ing on both occaslons. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT , ,. Or__. ce..t O+•r ..,.. ••'" ~rt ,, ·--, ... -,.,-~--.... -°"·-c--·-'-...... _ .... '-•• --·· llw-N •r ... ~-... _, ..................... •••C.'-"••"'••" V.tll•r ••••"•~ L.tt--• .. 4K~ S..ft ~ • ~ , .. _...., ......... , -·-~ ....... --... ,,.., __ t:·,~~e.=::.;:,_. P O __ .. _ ,..,__......._ J.ott"' Olrth "··--ci.-·-.... ---...... ,_,,,_ ¥6._ ... , ... ~"'----(- ,,,, ••• ,. fn•)IOGl1 Q ............ 1MM1n '"-'-~ ...... .. ------------- Frunt Pa,,.. ' I CARTER • • • Dt>mocr ats together IJk e Ronald Reagan." ~aid Robert Strauss. Carter 's campaign c hairman But lobbying for today's rules de bate w~ fierce, all the same. Cartt'r backers led by Mon da le \'ISJl e d delegates from various states Sunday mght. arguing rrughuly agam~t Ken- nt'd) ·~ bJd ror an "open" con- \ l'nllon W1tb the binding- dl'lei!ate rule. Mo ndal(' told Pennslyl varua 's delegauon. "the 1980 Democrallc Convention Will represent the 19 m1lhon people who sent voters here." Kennedy's forces. led by Ken- n~y ~lf. were maktng the rounds, too. alth ough tb e st'nator's tone was surpnsingJy conc1llatory "No matter what button you wear t.tus evening. I'm going to he proud to work with you, .. Kennedy told one delegation Sunday as he toured gatbenngs around Manhattan. "We're go- ing to be together JD the fall against Reagan ... Earlier Sunda y. on CBS' "F a ce the Nation ... Kennedy said 1t y.,'OUJd be "a nip and tuck \Ole either way. but I'm confi- dent that we will be s uccessful" in the effort to break Carter's hold on a maJor1ty of the 3,331 delegate votes Appearing oo NBC·TV's "To- day" show t.tus morruog. Ken- nedy contmued to mamta10 that he will win the nomination He said of Carter's platlonn con· cessions: "The reason we've been suc· cessful ia that frankly. we 've bad the voles. These are the ts· sues that I've taken to the rarms and streetcomers of this COUD· try. The administration opposed them. Now they've acceded to the popular wiJJ." Kennedy's slender chances for an upset Wlll be rul without an open convention. If tonJgbt ·s rules vote commits Carter's 1.985.6 delegates to support him on the first nominating ballot Wednesday nigbt, the president wUI have clinched the nomina- tion. which requires 1.666 votes. Kennedy bu 1.234.4 votes. Telephone Pact Agreed WASHIN·GTON CA P ) Telephone workers around the nation are expected to give quick approval when they vote sooo on a new contract provid- ing wage increases of .about 3l percent over the next t.bree years . Three unions repreaeoUng 700,000 worters reached qree.. ment with tbe Bell System late SaturdQ' Diebl and early Sun° day morniDI, a verU01 a tbreatmed mk'nlpt a1rike. .............. , IRAN ••. ~ay.8Mi-1Jedrwu~ a.to t .............. -wbo Us launched a cam..icn lo P'lrl• Jru'a acboola of w.&.ra "'' n~ -b)' a M l.ct commlt· tH afttr hl1 f1nt nomln e , pollc• cbMI Mo.WI llllr-SaUm •••r•~. In b1e letter lndJcatlna the tbolt• to the ParUameat, or M-.t Ua. Baal·S•dr u d , "H.vina · tward the t'ODlultatJou ot the H I ct commiuee and the pref. treoc~ that the ettffmed MaJUs ba1 Indicated, I 1nttod1.1ced Mr. Mohanun.ad AU Rajale as &.he pnm• m.l.niater " Thta amt.at.ed some deputaes of the dom.uuU\t Islamic Republican Party. who t'barged Banl-Sad.r'a choice ol v.-ords Indicated M was rallroaded &,nto choosmg ~11Je. Des pite their annoyance. tbe Corm ht1es proceeded. RaJ&ie wa• lonnaUy accepted and ru~ ber·atamp approval followed. The hostages were seized while Shah Mohammad Reza PablaVl. ousted by Khomeini's revolulloo in January, l979, was undergoing cancer treatment tn New York Pahlavi died 1n Egypt July 27. but the Iranians a re still demanding tbal has wealth be returned as part of the hostages' ransom Other demands they have made are ror the u s. govern- ment lo apologize for past "crimes" in Iran and guarantee It will s tay out or Iran's dome5lJc affairs IO the ruture On Sunday. a new cond1t1on as reported "What we want now from the United State~ 111 a pledge not to interfere m the internal aHa1 rs or all Islamic slates or the al fairs of Uus region." lram an diplomat Mohammed Sh1ra u wa s quoted as telling the Le banese magazine Monduy Morn mg "Those are our demunds nov. If the Uo 1 ted St a t<"• mPc•l !> the m . the ho!>tage cr1s 1s wtll be settled If 1t doesn't. we know v. hat the fate of the hostages ~ 111 be,.. a reference to tnals for spy ing, a capital crime Meanwhile, Sec retary of State Edmund S Muskie to ld US News & World Report lh~t the li S goveminent wa ... cons1c.Jcr· .ing new diplomatic in1ll al1\t.'5 lo get the ho6tag~ fret><! He dJd not elaborate A crowd of lra o1an _>ouths staged a peaceful dcmonstrallon outside the Hntlsh Embassy Ill Tehran for the ~econd day Loda_> to protest the detention of 68 of their countrymen m British JaJ l'I. reports from the Iranian capital sad The lranlan news agency swd they chanted slogans against Bnlish Pnme Minister Margaret Thatcher and the Bnllsh police. Tehran radio put the number of protesters at J ,000. but embassy spokes man David Reddaway, contacted by te lephone from London. said there we re no more than :n> The Iranians JaJled in London 58 men and 10 women -wer e arrested a week ago dunng a \'toleot demonstration out.side lhe U .S Embass y there Redda way said a few of the Tehran protesters were allowed inside the embassy to debver their gnevances and then left peacefully. • · Aa I said to them. if their people l1l London had only been as well-behaved and orderly as this. we wouJdn'l have bad the trouble tn the first place." the embassy spokesman sa1d. Music Gear Taken From Mesa Motel Burglars rwned a muaic com· paoy's-sal es meeting early Saturday morning when they broke into a Costa Mesa ~I room to make off 'lilh almost $3,000 worth of guitars and eJec • tronics equipment. P olice said the thieves ap- parently used a crowbar to open the door to a second-floor room at La Quint.a Motor lnn, 1Sl5 South Coast Drtve. Taken from the Pennlno Music Co. of Westminster we re three guitars and aeveral pieces cl Im- ported electronics equipment . said Lloyd Gorbett, 1eneral mana1er. He laid the buralan apparent- ly-were in a hurry, leaving more than no.ooo worth ol 1wt.an in tbe room. He said the lou will pnsenl hls company wlt.b a problem becauae lt will take a l leut four mont.ba to replace tbe newly lm· portecf e.ledronlca cqmpooeata . Gorbelt said tbe egulpment and cutWt were uaec1· ln dem- 0nstratln1 new lloea of merctumdiae fo aalamen at tbe motel. Skydiver Killed RIDGELY, Md.: CAP> -A abdlftl' wlao ... killed .... b1I ,.,...... faJW to opea WM appa.Nlll&b tile Yldlm ol M lm- properb pedr.t maiD C ...... K · cordJal lo Oonba ...... ..,. t1 lJaapector for tbe U .8. ParadMM AMOetaUoa. aa.rt. D. Orm. n . ol Oamlll'Ull ... tilW llmdaJ • be wu *1dlv· .......... ,..... , . -_._.._ _ -----·--- & ..... _ Wing and a Pragf!T Thi!> makt~haft n~ in ~ marhm~ "'l'Ol bark to the drawing board after an unsuccessful takeoff from B<Jgnor P1t!r m Bo~nor ReRI'> EnJ?land Tht· pilot v. <il> on(.• of more than 40 h1rc1me n· trying to v.in first prize of 3,000 pounds m the 1980 lntemat1onal B1rdman HJlh "" Wlnnc r!-1 \\-e re reported Gls Said Radiation-free '--,,,.. !Vo L'a11c<Jr Risk From HiroshitM Duty WAS lll .,_CTCJ!\ t AP 1 1 lu Defense Nuclt•:.ir Al!Cnt \ .ml l•• day th .. H "cxtN1 sn ~ r1·wJn t. ha." da...d1l!>l •1 nr1 ti<i"I f• r t'O n<'t'rn I hJ I :!II '''"' ( .... "l'n 1cemt 11 fJ<'I' 1nC'rl·a NI n '" of l'anct·r l>t < :.su..,1· tt.l' w' ur"' ti lhl' atom b•>1l1btcl J JJ>Jn4''' C I l I l' ~ of 11 a r O-. h I m J d n rl Nag<f...,dk1 aftn Wc1rld W A bn1sh fir e that th reatened it ccm domtruum comµlcx and forced mobile home f)V.Tif'rs lo nt:e .... d .. cont rollt-d lodJ} ..iftt-r bunniz lJJ a l'res of IJru~h rn the Ml"i.1un Gorge arc•J The na m l".> tnp!Jled J P'•" \ r po le . thro'l4 1ns· h1~h ''"'J~· w1rC's acr<'"" \f a, 1un c,.,q.11• Road. bul thc·n· ..,.,..., no• l•·tlnr1 t) in the w1r~ and noboch "'J" hurt Fire f1ghll'r'i kept the bla.11: away from 150 condominium..., lnv~t1gator.. ... aid the:-Uunk Juvenile'; .. 1arted th,. fin• Sun d a~ 'Ihatcher J eer e d At D eed Cer e mony LONDON <AP> Prime M 1n1 s ter Ma r j!a rct Th atrh~r was Jeered when 'lhe ar rnl'd in the east.em London suburb of Ha rold HJll today to hand over the deed to the 12.000th horn" sold by the c1l)' Lil a bid ti) n.s duce public housing -;tock Seventy banne r wa\'l§lR pro testers m the trudiuonll 1.Atbor dl~rict shouted sloR ans and de manded Mrs. Thutcher ~ res· 1gnalJon. montru. or "'-Ork. lhf' agency <said t tw maXJmum posb1ble r adiation 11 n ' " t h a t J n a n rl 1 v 1 du a I • f\ 11 t•ru.111 c·11uht hd" r1 '• 1\•·d th•·r" "'·•~ "'"'" 1t' .. 1n 1111• r• an 'I 14 II \ I ol I ,. ,, ~· ft '\ , 1 \ .. r .1d 111111)!1"' l'.1 •ii ·r . 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J.. frrim a rlo"'' ''Jr·h J' lh1· '' nl'~h~thl•· · I lu• ri 1..r1rt .1 !n tlh Jr rt•pl•-d ,01f1 '' l:.tn•~Jrcl f• ma•urrum rJrl1.1I •YI 1·\: "'lrt ( 1r 14r1rl;rr, 1s ft, l' ~m' J ~ t'Jr Hem ..,lJnd'- for ftl.'lo·nlt'•'Tl EQUI' JIPnl !ttJm mJI J "l tt:nllflc mt·a~ure of rJd1.tl.Jun ,\twut JIJO \t·lt r.in-. h.ne lod1ttd tl:Um· v.11 h lht' \'eteraru. .\dmtru!>lralmn da1m1ng to be ...,ufft0rtnj! from canc«r or oth<'r ...,er10us 11lm.~-.t·~ a~ d result of 1he1r haVUl~ bet-n <.tat1ont'd tn tht' l v.o hom"'--d J Ji>.tnese cities Thi• report i.a1d Lhat the re· i.ea r< h focused on wh<tt 1t called "e>.ten<;t\e radiation measure- mt>nt~ and St>ll .;amplP anaJ)ses taken by numl'rou..., J a panese iJOd L' S sc1ent1sL.:; 1n the ""eeks foll'>wmg the bombings ·· This data formed the ba!>1s of 1ntens1 ve research O\ er t.he pa.st 35 ~l'ars b.> J apanese and L'S '>Cienllst.s "of ever) a-;pect of the bom bmSts and th<' r.id1auon al ltor effect:..... the agency report ..,a id A ~enc·y 'pok1·sman McGhee 1ho "<Jl(1 lhJl ...iime 170 m1l1l:.i ry •IJM 1:111"1' (rom ,JI( lht> !>erVll' ~ hJ' c-1°x<Jm1ni·d report!> 1n gov • rnmt nt drt ht"•''> and dete r ni 1 nt d lhJI ,t,mt· 211,00<J men 14t-rc 1n lhe t ~o bomh blasted '1t1e.., d unn~ the penf)d from '-t•ptt-mbn 1945 to J anuary 1946 .i. h•·n ••\l1·n:.1 .. 1· c:lt-anuµ opera tl11ni. "1·rt-nmduf'led · · M cGh~· ~iJ1 d thert.' h:.i'> been nf) effort al extens ive intervJewi. '14 llh \C!h:ran .... '14hO '>e rved in ll iroi.h1m a a nd Nag~s a k1 . although some key officers and non corruru.ss1oned officers were '>ought out and questioned. ffov. c\f•r. he :.aid that about :? 000 H'lt.•ran.... h;n ·e contacted lht• nuclear a11tency bince Wlde publtcll\ Wd)\ g1vl'n to the IJun rhin~ of ..i n..,carch proJect •n lht-'>UbJl"<'l an 1978 Courtlwwe ·/11ua<kd' ~L~KE GO ~. Mic h 'AP I For a while. the Muskeio?on County Bui lding looked llke a ~<'ene rrom a gr ade B horror movie An "tnva.saon" or rats. cr aw(ish. bu11ts and other c reeping and c r awi1ng creatures forced District Judge Edward Farmer to roam the floor oo his hands and knees and chase the creatures The Judge then stormed out of the building and chided picketing county e mploy ees, wh om h e blamed for the incident. The employees' union de· med respons1b11Jty. ---------------------- • P\.1111 Together fOr School at the Garage Stutlbos ours· oonon.11~ ~Of on oo<d oaru 8nd stof'j .... niNY • till.JO rcJ c.am111 Aot>onu OI our Haw;1""" '""°" klOf; trom Nut Noff OllU10re or 0 P A QfOOI ~ • 4 , I .. AL SGARAGE 56 FASH ION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH (714) 644 7030 • • • Your Hometown J Dally Newspaper 1 ·. VOL 71, NO. 224, 3 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA •;N TWENTY-FIVE CENTS f Not Everyone Likes Coast Park Plan a.. Al9 en.toe. D-Calif .. ••1• u u.ns-acre naUon1I puts WI a#111 l.afuna 8Meb WOllld a...ftt "maa.r tbcMMt9* of \I.,... .. Md u.ouAd be creat· ..S ........ U.S. o.partment ol IM1 ...... objeeUona. .. I .....,_ with tbe l.nterior Depaltmeat 'a anal11la of the Or .... ea..ty park project,'' lie aaid. "I believe there ls a ••lid utional interest in thia pnpen.y, pri.mari.ly because 70 • llUWon Americana from every 1t1te In the union vlall tbe Callfonda eoul, lt.a mountaln1 and it.I tA>Wiat alltaetlona. '' Cranaton ta the author of lealalation now pendin& in the Senate calllm& for the federal 1ovenunent \o create the park at a coat ot 138 mllllon. HU. leaislation is being op- posed by Assistant Interior Secretary James D. Webb, who said ln a letter to the Senate Commlttee on Eneray and Natural Reaou.reea that tbe park would not be of national slcnlficanc:e. ''Con1ress makes the de· termination as \o whether ao area is set aside u a natural park and there have been parka established despite Interior Department objectioDJ." said Cathy Files, Cranston's legislation now pendlng m tbe. Senate calling for the federal Area la one example of a park establlsbed despite Interior Department objeetiom ... Rep. Robert Badbam. R· Newport Beach, and Rep. Jerry Patterson, D·Santa Ana , authored and won passage or lecislatloo ln the House of Representative similar to Cranstoo's park bill. "It will be up \o Democrats Cranstoo and Pattenoo to coo· vince President Carter of the merits of the park.'• said Howard Seelye, Badbam 's aide. He said that Carter could easi· ly pressure the Interior Depart- ment into s upporting Cranst.oo's legislation. Seelye said this morning ·'be is cautiously optimistic that Sen. S.I. Hayakawa could support Cr8llston's par~ authorization bill." Hayakawa has proposed a funding formula for purchase of the park that calls for the State of CaHrornla, instead of the federal government. to usume ultimate financial responsibility. This formula is being opposed by State Parks Department of . (icials. Badham. Patterson and Cranston. Seelye said he as hopeful Hayakawa could s upport Cranston's park authorization l egislation. s in ce he <See PARK, Page A2> NB Plane, Auto Crash on Street Hostage Trials Backed BJ 'fte Aaeclated Preas Iran's Parliament approved Jlobammad Ali Rajaie as prime minister today, removing another obstacle \o the debate on tbe sz American hostages. But their freedom appeared no closer since Rajaie is' a hardliner picked by the Moslem fundamentalists who want the captives tried as spies. Tehran radio reported that, with the end of"'the Moslem holy month of Ramadan, some 480 lnlltalJS-co-nvlcfed by anti· • llll'COtia 1quacJs were being re· leased from prison in a special t amnesty. Tbere bu been some specUla- tioD tW tile ... of ........ ! •l1Jat brlDI clemency and , freedom for the Americans, but &bere ... no mention of them in tbe bro.dcuta. At tbe same time, the official lranim news agency Pars said 15 bad been executed in Iran on Sunday for anti·govemmeot ac· tlvity, espionage and narcotics trafficking, according to a Tehran dispatch of the Soviet ·Tass news agency. A Pars report siad 153 dep- • uties voted in favor or Rajai, '24 against and 19 abstained. It added that Rajaie, the former education minister, "therefore received a majority vole and will now be able \o go ahead and form a cabinet." 'Ayatollah Rubollab Kbomei.111 bas charged the Parliaqient with deciding the fale or the hostages, in their 282nd day of captivity. However, Tehran of. ficials say the debate must await the installation of a permanent government, \o be chosen by the new prime minister. The Parliament formally ac· cepted President Abolbassan Bani·Sadr's nomination of Ra· jaie on Sunday and said a vote oo the nomination would be held today. Bani-Sadr was pressured into cboolldl Rajaie -who has launched a campaign \o purge Iran's schools of Western in· Ouences -by a select commit· tee after bis first nominee, police chief Mostafa Mir-Salim WU rejec:t.ecl. ln b.ia letter indicating the cbolce to tbe Parliament, or Maj· <See l&AN, Pate A2) Coast Weather Sunny and a little warmer Tuesday, with petclaJ adlllt and momin1 low elaadl. Lows tonlabt • at tbe bMches to 72 in· 1-d. ~ 1'aeldaJ mid 'IOI .... tbe coast to .... ........ INlllHTOD~Y • .,.. ,,, ..... ,...., ar-:t· .. ,., ...... ,,, ......... 11111.C NttoCI .....,,., ill ......... -,...,. . .. ..., .. ..,..au. a ... ,, u ., • ,..... ,_. ..... ..... ..... , ·=--, ... ", g ..... .., === .. 11r=:1 CRASHED PLANE RESTS, COVERED WITH FOAM, ON MACARTHUR IOULEVARD IN NEWPORT BEACH Aircraft sa.... Into C•r; T1wM Occup8llta Rncued by Ofl.4utJ Newport FlrefUn end Brother 2 Spots Fire Set • m liquid Used to Stan Mesa Inferno ·By IERRYCLAUSEN Ol tlle o.ity l'llet St.llfl Fire that destroyed Costa Mesa's ABC Lumber Yard early July 30 was set in at least two and possibly three places, arson investigators report. A flammable liquid was splashed in large quantities on at lea.st two and possibly three buildings in the yard al 140 E . 17th St., according to Matt Collett, police department arson investigator. Police and fire investigators say they still have no motive in the arson that sent names leap. ing more than 80 feet into lbe early morning sky and caused an estimated $600,000 damage. Whoever torched the yard, Collett said, splashed flammable liquid on wooden lumber shelters and, possibly, against the back wall of the yard's sales building, be said. Police, fare and insurance in· vestigators spent all of Friday silting through ashes and debris at the fire scene. Collette said, "Right now it's just a matter of talking to a lot of people. There are a lot of possibilities." NB Faces Fight On Mooring Fees The Newport Beach City Coun· ell Chamber is expected \o be elbow·to·elbow with angry yacht.amen tonight when a pro- posal to bike city-controlled mooring fees comes up for a vote. The proposal calla for lncreu· ln1 offshore mooring fees from S&.50 to $10 per foot per year. It also calls for raising onshore fees from $3.50 \o $5 pe.r foot per year. Cound1 members delayed vot· lnl OD tbe propmal last month after Mayor Jackie Heather ex· pre11ed concern that some boaters may not have been DOtlfted al tbe propoeed blte . Tbe ctty•1 Tldelanda Affairs Committee neommended the in· ere... DOtinl that bad the city beea loUowln1 the Conaumer Price lDda. rates would have Jnere...S to tbe level now pro- poeed . Tbe eomt7 ncently boosted 1 ... from ti to $11 per foot per 1ear OD lta oft1hore moorin• lites ill Ne"90fi. TtMre are .,. oftlbore moor· lDp iD Newport Barbor, 711 al wlalcb .. ecmtrolled by tbe city act • bJ tbe county. The council meets at 7:30 p.m. in the council chamber, 3300 Newport Blvd. Cops Fear Jumbo Bee At Big A Anaheim police expressed fear today that the sale ol 32· ounce "Jumbo" been al the Loi Anceles Rama ' debut at Anaheim Sbdium t.onilbt ln a National Football Lea1ue ex- hlbitiOD pme againat tbe New En1l1Dd Patriots may result 1n chaos tn tbe atanda. "We not only expect prob- lema," said police s,t. Jerry Lellar, ''but we're prepared for them.·• Lellar, whet wlll bead a crowd~ team ot IO oftlcen lulde tbe stadium, noted that d.laturbw• erupMd wbeD tbe Callfond.I Aalell IOld the Jumbo been. Attmdwe tonlpt b expected to top '10,000 for tbe Rama' bolM opener. Investigators have compiled a list of about 30 persons they hope to discuss the blaze with, he said. Thal list probably will grow as the discussions coo· tinue. Right now, he saidJ lbe list contains lbe names or business owners, land owners. employees, former employees, first firemen al the blue scene. first officers at the scene, neighbors and others. He said 'the investigation bas turned up no apparent witness at this paint. "This investigation will take quite a long time," he opined. Meanwhile, he noted. bids are in for the job or cleaning up the blackened mess that once was the downtown ~a lumber yard. Cleanup is still waiting the ap- proval of the company that in· SUfed the business, he U · plained. He added that investigators will move through the wreckage with clean-up crews looking for additional clues. HE WALKED AWAY PHotLyona •• " I Off-duty · Fireman Rescuer By Sl'EVE MARBLE Of._ o.ifJ ~Si.ff Off-duty Newport Beach fireman J im Pasternak and hls brother Walt were catching some midday rays poolside at the Registry Hotel Sunday when they heard the plane crash. "l looked up and saw a col· umn of s moke, .. sai d the Newport firefighter, who was waiting for the second half or a day-long seminar on a irplane crash rescue techniques to con· tinue. Wearing only s wimming trunks, the brothers were the first on hand after a small airplane plowed into the back of a vehicle northbound on MacArthur Boulevard at about 12:45 p.m. "I saw cu aJJ over the place and saw the people still sitting in the car," said Pasternack, a nine-year veteran of the Newport force. "We were either going to be d ead heroes if the plane ex- ploded or come out okay." he continued. He said he and bis brother. a Westminster fireman, pulled several people from the car and provided first-aid As it turned out. pilot •Phillip Nevin Lyons . 44, or Newport Beac h and his ware . Mary. walked away from the crumpled si ngle -engine Beecbc raft Bonanza with only mmor in· juries. William Frohoff. lhe driver of the Cadillac the plane s macked into, aw' his three passengers also suffered minor injuries. Mrs . Lyons. whos e pilot husband is a Harbor Ar•a de- veloper with Cashion and Lyons Builders, said she was unsure what happened that forced her husband to attempt a landing on MacArthur Boulevard "We bad lo make a j udgment ; unfortunately there was a car there." she said. adding her husband has ~n flying for 11 years. • One witness. P.aul Summer. told authontles that the plane hit tbe s treet behind his car. seemed· to hop over bis velucle and smash into the Cadillac. He lat.er told his wife, who was .not with him at the time. that the plane clipped hi! car anten· na and that be saw the wing <See aESCUE. Pa1e AZ) - I . ' • Oii-...... ~ ....... Cede• PEKING (AP) -Cblna declared today that personality cult.a delfyt.q the late Cbairman Mao Tfe·tung and other Chinese leaders are belq banned because I.bey foeter "the ln· con-eel view that b.iatory la created by individuals." The directlve from the Chinese Communist Party Central Committee wu published by the official Xlnhua news agency. Tbe committee's order bans the construction of new memorial halls for Chinese leaders, s pecifically for Mao -who died four years ago next month: calls for a strict limit on portraits of Mao and his inscnpUons in public places; and limits the publishing of biographies and writings of individual Chinese leaders and reports on their activities and speeches. ll also limits funeral services for h.igh-ranking officials. £%.jlldge Ma11 B~ad Pt~ WASHINGTON (AP) -Former federal judee Philip W. l'one of Dllnoi.s bas agreed to bead the Senate investigation of lJilly Carter's relationship with Llbya, congressional aides said today. The announcement was scheduled to be made later in the day in Chicago. · The special Senate Judiciary subcommittee, beaded by Seo. Birch Bayh. 0-lnd., earlier offered the job to Nashville attorney James F. Neal, a former Watergate prosecutor, but Neal turned the job down last week. He said be had other preasing business. Geld Pl1111f1ft; D•Uar tnlzftl -LONDON (AP) -Gold plunged $16 an ounce OD Europe's largest bullion market, whue the U .s. dollar was mixed in foreign exchange trading. In London, the prectous metal closed at $617 a troy ounce. down from $633 at the close Friday. GoldtradedatS602.50inNewYort,down$23.70. Sllvertradedat$15.51,down41 cent.s. f'ro•PapAI IRAN MINISTER Ii•. Bani-Sadr said. "Haviq Beard the comultaU~ ol tbe $elect committee and t.be pref· er:eace that the esteemed MaJlls bu indicated, I introduced Mr. Mohammad Ali Rajaie as the • • • • prime minister." • This irritated some deputies or the dominant Islamic Republican Party, who charged Bani·Sadr's choice ol words indicated be was railroaded into ctooeing Rajaie. Despite their annoyance, the formalities proceeded, Raja.le was formally accepted and rub- ber-stamp approval followed. The hostages were seized while Shah Mohammad Reia Pahlavi. ousted by Kbomeln.l's revolution in January, 1979, was undergoing cancer treatment in New York. Pahlavi died ln Egypt July 27, but the Iranians are stlll demaadinc that his wealth be returned as part of the• hostages' ransom. Other demands t hey have made are for the U.S. gowm· meot to apol ogize for past "crimes" in Iran and cuarantee it will stay out of Iran's domestic affa.in ln the future. On Sunday. a new condJUoa as reported. "What we want now from the United Stat.es is a pledge not to interfere in the internal affairs of a11 Islamic states or the a!· fairs of this region." lranian diplomat Mohammed Shirad was quoted as telling tbe Lebanese magazine Monday Morning. "Tbose are our demands now. If the United States meets them, the holta1e crisis will be settled. u it doesn't~ we know what the fate of the boltages will be," a reference t.o triah for spytnc, a capital crime. DAILY PILOT , ... 0.-~ 0..ty ....... , .. -.. ". ~-ftle--.. ··--..... 0.-'-'I _,,,,.... '-9 '-* -¥·---. .. ..._._ ... c-. -__, .............. ........ ... Utl f.Vftt•lft Ya U•f ,,.,,.. \.•.,"• .. ~GM'4 .. _,_ __ " ...... j-........... -~,. n..--C".~.::.: ~=~.-:,::--· ~ 0 _ .. _ .... ___ _ .,.c.... Y1c• ...... --o.-.. -.. ,..,...._ l•• -·-.......... ~- ~-...... ,....,.._.....,.,..,. OMilee ---...,"""' ·1-C#M~ _ ,,,,, ..... ...._ TtltJlllRI (n•tMMltt a r sr t.wwe:••11~ "'-•O.--- .,, .......... NEW PRIME MINt&ftR Moha"""9d All f'• .... Guard Tower Torched; 2 Flee Scene A Newport Beach man chased aft.er two youths early Sunday after be saw them running from a Weguard tower that had just erupted in fi8JJles. Paul Bombolis, who said be noticed the suspicious activity Just aft.er midnight from bis house near the 62nd Street tower in West Newport Beach, told police be ran as bard aa he could but eventually lost the fleeing males. Police said the tower was a total loss. A charred five-galloa drum, which still contained traces of 1uoli.ne, was found near the wooden stand. Llfeguards, who've com· ilaifted ol a rub of vandalbm Ciirected at Uf egua.rd stands this summer. reported this wu the third tower set ablue this year. PllDI' PROMPTLY PUSllED PORSC~ • 'l thoqbt tt would tak• days to aell 1n1 Poncbe. but l loAd It tile !f9 tint day m. y ad ru lD the 08111 PUot. .. Tblll'• ... adftrtlllq •uecml 1t.o17 ol die Newpolt Beacll mu wbo placed tbll ad la tlae DeU1 PUClt: "Tl fl4 ..... /bllt Ml .., 6 trau, vur quick ...-•.-m·m:a If,. ... oae-4.Q ....... .... ,..e1. , .... ~.,, ... hlb ~ c.u~ t.odaJ, •• Det_e.nte Seen At Convention NEW YOJ\k (AP> -Tbe Oeme>traUc Part)'. Iba.ken by la· ternal feudlac and aacline rat· tna• in the pcills. opeoed it.a na· Uonal coavenUon today amld slp1 that Prealdent Cart.er and Sen Edward M. Kennedy are mov1na &ow.rd an-&mlcab&• ead to the.Ir )'e&r·k>ol strucaJe for the pre&ldentlal nomination. Aftt:r carter acceded Sunday to Kennedy demands ror cbanaes in the ecooomtc planb of the party platform, the senator said. ••Quite frankly, thiJ .. lettinc to be the lcind o( platform that I welcome to nm oo and take acrosa tbis eotm· try." Earlier ln the day, Keanecb' Channel 7 begina coverage of tbe COGvenUoa at 4:30; Cbannels z and 4 jola at s.. cit.ed t.be platform as the m~ ractor tbat would determine whether he could support Carter i ( the president is renominated ror a second term. Despite delegate s urveys in· dlcating that the president's ma- jority is holding, Kennedy was not ready to coocede Carter the n om ination or a victory in tonight's critical vote on the COO· venUoo rule that would require delegates to a bide by state primary and coovenUon results. Also. cart.er and Kennedy re- mained at odds on two major ~oomlc proposals i.n the plat· form -Kennedy's call for a $12 billion program to create 800,000 jobs and wage and price controls to right inflation. "We doo't think planks that detailed should go into the plat: form," Vice President Walt.er F. Mondale saJd on the NBC.TV "Today" show. Kennedy wUJ address the eon· venU on Tuesday night during debate oo the party platform. Carter aides d escribed the president's compromise oo the platform as a major. unilateral concessioo to Kennedy. Among the planks the president agreed Sunday to support was one that crillcius Carter's anti-inflation strategy and pledges the party From Page Al RESCUE ... come over bis car and bit the Cadillac directly in front of him. AuthontJes said for a summer Sunday afternoon. traffic was very ugbt. The plane skidded several hundred feet after Ii.it· tang the car. missing other motorists. Past.em ak. who said he and hjs brother were tbe only mem- bers of the crash seminar who bad not gone to lunch , said at first the era.sh seemed like it was part of his class. "It waa unreal -it was like a chapter right from our class," be said, adding, "ii there had not bet.Jl injuries, we were going to stand on the curb and watch the county fll'e crew to see bow they measured up to what we'd just learned in the class." The cla.ss. instructed by Joe Woods of Massachusett.a, was supposed to feature an exercise ancf simulated crash. '"We later accused the in· slructor or s taging the whole t.b.ing , of hiring a stunt m.an just so we could get some practiei!," Pasternak kidded. Authorities said tbe craab forced them to rerout.e traffic for nearly five hours while r leanup operations went on. Music Gear Taken From Mesa Motel Burglars ruined a music com· pany's sales meeting early Saturday momln1 wbea they broke into a Costa Mesa motel room to make off wtth almost $3,000 worth of guitan and elec· tronlcs equlpmeat . Police aaid the thieves ap. parently Uled a crowbar to open the door to a MCODd-noor room at La Quinta Motor Inn, 1.51.5 South Oout Drtw. · Takee from tbe Peon1Do M'81k Co. ot W1Mmlneter '"re tbret sultan IDd MYera1 p6ecee ot im- ported electl'Olllca ~aipmeat uld Lloyd Gorbett, &•••r;i muaa,.. ff• Mid die......,. .,..,...... b wen ta • bun7. le•'rine IDOl'9 u... --wortb ol sut\an in tbe room. ff• aald die lou will ~ ...... b11 eom.-.1 wtth 1 problem beta .. lt wW take at leell four moetlll to ........ tile ...., lm· ported ............. ,, .... Gon.tt aald u.. ~tdpmeat uad suttan ..... UMd in dem- oa 1traUa1 ••• llnH of ..,ct tn 6o .U.DMD at tbe mo&et • I wUJ oot "putaue • policy of bJgb loteretl rat.es 4nd unemploy. ment u a means to fight infla· Uoo." Tbe unity moves appeared prompted by fear that unless the Democrats close ranks. the 'OPEN' CONV£NTIOH TEST OF POWER-"3 DEMOCRATS TO REVIVE HISTOAY-A8 R.epubllcans will capture the White Houae and score m•Jor 1alns in Coogress in the No- vember ieoeral election. Tbe.re"'s nothing i.n the world tbat can bring a croup of Democrats together like RooaJd Reagan." said Robert Strauss. Carter's campaign chairman. But lobbying for today's rules debate was fiertt. all the same. Carter backers led by Moo· dale vis ited delegates from various s tales Sunday night. arguing mightily agaanst Kt'n nedy's bid for an "open" ron vent1on With the b1 nd1ng de legate rule. Mo nda le told Pennslylvania 's delegation. "the 1980 Democratic Conventioo wiU represent the 19 milUon people who sent voters be re '' Kennedy's forces. lect by Kea- oedy bl.mself, were miiking the rounds, t oo . although the senator's tone was surprisingly conciliatory. •·No matter what button you wear this evening, I'm going to be proud to work watb you." Kennedy told one delegation Sunday as be toured galhenng.s around Manhattan "We 're go- ing to be together in the fall against Reagan · · Earlier Sunday , on C BS' .. Face the Na tion, .. Kennedy said it would be "a nap and tuck vole either way. but I'm con!i· dent that we will be successful" in the effort to break Carter 's bold oo a majority of the 3,331 delegate vOtes. Appearing on NBC·TV 's "To- day" show this morning, Ken· nedy continued to maintain that he will win the nomination. He said or Carter's platform. COO· cessions : "The reasoo we've been sue· cessful is that frank ly. we've bad the votes. Harbor Art Museum Gets New Director Calhleeo S. Galle-,der started today as the ne w director or the Newport Harbor Art Museum Mrs. Callender formerly was director for U years at the Art Museum of South Texas in Corpus Christi. She was selected receoUy by the Newport Harbor museum's board of trustees after a four· month. nationwide search, sa.id board president John Marttn Shea. She succeeds Thomas Garver. who left the museum in March after the board voted not to re· new his contract. Garver bad served two terms at tbe museum. He wu direct.or from 1968 to 1972 and then re· turued in the summer of 1977 Shea said Ms. Gallender was chosen because of her t.&Jeot to .. jom and focws the many ele· ments of a museum .. Five-year-old Tmey doesn't have a pedigree. but she had enough charm to capture fourth place m the household pet category at the recent Orange County Cat Show Holding her is her o wner . Karen Sawyer of Costa Mesa. For more celebrity cats. s~ today s FE:atunng section. Beaches Crowded On Hot Weekend. S14 elterang Southlanders flocked to Orange Coast beaches Sunday. some of them hoping to tr) 12-foot 14 aves pre dieted Ill the onslaught of ~ell 1can Hurncane Isis. a funous lady dymg a qwet death today The big s ud Just never mat er1al1zed Sunday.a l· though Weguards up and down tbe tine from Seal Beach to San Clemente were kept extremely b~sy . Medaral aid rails rangan~ from one v1ct1m·s complete c ardiac arres t due to a longstandtng heart condJtion. broken noses. dJslO<'"ated koeec; a nd larerat1 ons from rocks were lOAAed And in SeaJ Beach . five boat rescues blamed on ancreasangly s hallow water s at the San Gabriel Rner Je ty kept hreguards oecup1t'd '>a' mg the \ cssels Sunda' Brutalh hoi st1C'k\ 14cathn mlaod and what tume<1 out to bf' prett) faa.r s.,..1mm1ng and "urfang cond1t1ons at tht• beaches sent many into thl· ,. aters Huntington and Bolsa Chica state bearhes in Huntington Be a ch both c Io s c d the 1 r massive park.mg lots early an the day due to crowdine Surfing was proh.ibtted fanally at Huntin~ton State Beach where there were almost no np currents reported. because of the volume of people an the water at all tJmes. SeaJ Beach ufeguards repon ed some li.000 nsitors Sunday, with U rescues of bat.hers and their five boat rescues an s urf that rose t.o three r eet Hunungton state beaches re- ported about 25.000 visitors Swl· day. down from S aturday 's 33.000 wtule ror' some reasoo. Seal Bearh had coosiderahlv fewer \"1.Sltors Saturday than Sunda) Bolsa Ouca State Beach re- ported 58.000 visitors for Satur· day and 51.000 Sunday. Yllth a ro mb1~ totaJ of 100 rescues Down th~ lane. an ""ewport BeJch. mtld s urf cond1t1oos ~tnerated only seven rescues J mong U1e 110.000 v1s1tors wtio ca me Sunday, according to Lifeguard U . Logan Lockabey. of the city ·~ Marine Saftety Department liut desp ite ocean waters Jbout the temper ature and turbulence of a bowl or soup. l..orkalx') pred1C't.<. there will be more hurricane-spawned s urf before summer's end ·w e ·ve had three m a row now." Lockabey Saad of bur· r1 c ane9 Is is. Howard and Georgette "This ts definitely the htgh season." He also said lifeguards re· '1 \ ed beach \'1s1tor Doyle Gall. -IB. of 6000 Garden Grove Blvd .. We tmmster. arter the victJm appeared to have dace on the beach G Ill. ,. ho was revived by lifeguards Ball Randall. Doug 'Prichard and Jack Llncke on the beach at A Street near the Balboa Pier. was taken to Hoag ~e m o r1 al Jf os pit a l . Lt . Lockabey SaJd Fro• Page ,\ I PARK ... (Hayakawa> supports the park concept and differs only on the funding formula. Cranston's legis lation re- mains to be reported out of the Senate Committee on Energ} and Natural Resow-ces. Cranston legislative aide Ms. Flies sa)"S that the legislatioo could faei! a Senate floor vote later th.as summenr It is quick.I~ reported out of committee when Congress rttonvenes Aug 18. -------. • ,. ....... _.. '-........ , .,....,.... .._,_ • .,.. "" ...... ;;-e-:-- Put 11 Togethe< 10< SchOOI at the Garage $11.Jt:>bcs ()Vf m oo"on/17 OOlyooler oinwote OOfO panes and stxltt~ .o navy It blue ~ carrot ALS GARAGE ~6 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH (714) 644 7030 Add one OI our Hawa..an 'it'fO" Stf"-trorn Nat Nort'OOI Oltsnore or o P A or oombnellOn . . • 1 -------- Moodly.Aygy1tl l. 190() QA!LY PILOT 43 El Capitan Leap 'Spiritual' E1'en.t ., I08N NBBDllAM .............. II ••J mldcl l•·•c• men ce&e._.. &Deir *b birthday "t bome MllTCMaDded b1 C'blldttn aad 1rMddu.tdreo. bask.U\t ln tbe ~"' of a wm• who l&YI be ia ., Sood IC>Oktn1 now .. beWMwbeab WUIO. Not Dean W 1t1aard lie cetebra&M bl1 50th blrt.bday Aua. 1 by peracbuUA& off the world•• taaae.t ~ o/ l'falUte El c....._ lD YOHmlt• Natlooai Part. Oiiiifre Wnflict Outlined SAN ONOFRE <AP). -State planners aay people llvln 1 within 20 miles of the San Onofre nuclear power plant should be evacuated a fte r a m ajor radioactive leak, while t he federal eovemment insists only resideaU wilhin 10 m iles of the plant would have to be moved. The coa.fllct between proposed guidelines from the s tate Office of E mer gency Services and the f ed e r a l Nuclear Regula tory Com mission could delay licens· ing of two more reactors at the plant. In July, the state office urged county and city governments near the seaside reactor to c reate plans for e v acuat ing everyone wilhin 20 miles aner a nuclear accident. But NRC guidelines which were r e v ised aft e r the 1979 Three Mlle Island nucle ar acc1- d en t d i r ected So u thern California Edison to maJce plans for evacuating everyone within 10 miles ol the facility located 60 miles south of Los Angeles. "California is being far more conservative than the N RC," said NRC liaison officer Dean Kuniboro. "Who ultim ately ends up paying is the rat epayer of California." Southern California Edison, which owns 80 perce nt of the San Onofre plant, and San Diego Gas & Electric which owns 20 per· cent, currently are awaiting NRC bearinp on licensing two new eeneratine uolt.s for opera- tion. Unit 2 and Unit 3 were built at a cost ol $3.• billion and will pro- vide 2,200 m egawatts · to two -milllOD relident.s. Edisoo would like to put Unit 2 into openrtion in late 1111 and Unit 3 by 1983. Each of the NRC hearings will focus on the e vacuation and safe ty plans chosen by com- munities near the San Onofre plant. Because Edison would like to begin loading fuel into Unit 2 by April. counties s hou ld h a ve e m er gency plans ready by then. OE S a ssistant director J ack Kearns said. Assessments on utility com· panies that own nuclear plants have raised a $2 million state fund to help local governments in emergency planning. Shoe's ( On that da~ n t111rd made lb '1M lqal jump from the 1rran1lfo monolith, fallln1 tr.ly for 11 a dr ftaUn p u mplna secood1. t h en poppln1 hl1 parachute Md drllllDI alowly to a meadow below. mor~ lh1n 2,500 Jump• from airplanes, It waas the flral Ume he h d au rnpk'1c~urt1." he 11ys. are pUlna up. Recently he doubled few Eric Estrada in the "CHlPS" aeries Movies he has 1ppeared in in· elude "The Nude Bomb," the re· cent version of "KJ ng Kong," "The Creal Waldo Pepper" with Robert Redford a nd "The Stunt Man'' starring Peter O'Toole. "ll '1 not 1 m acbo lbln• at a ll." Weat11ard 1 1y1 em phat.Jcally. 1iWnB n hla Lqw111 Be1ch otnce. ••The only wuy I can d crlbt It lal lhat H'• u aplnwal ea~ence " 8t!1ld runnina.: t• thrivina ex· port bualnt't'iis. m his home town of L•tuna litilll'h, Weataaard la a phy1kal education and ac:uba d lvlns lnalruclor at Orange Coast CoUeec. Hit taJent for sky diving has t aken Westgaard all over the world, both lo compete and teach others. ~ For Westtu.rd. who has mad In additlon, hi~ credits as a lt>levl Ion u.nd movie stunt man Laal year he taught the sport to 27 young men on lbe island of . ' . I I • \ :. I I D••I• PtlOI ~\.f<f Pftolo MIBBETS FIND THEIR APARTMENT-A LOTUS POD-IS JUST THE RIGHT SIZE Nita De P e rin i and Pat Carlson Desig n Humo rous Situations for Tiny Creatures Imagination's Tickled Pair Put Pussywilk:mB Into Predicaments By DON CHAPMAN 01 ... D•uty Piiot Si.ff Have your ever seen m1bbets in their natur al state -havin~ a good lime'> As Nita De P erini and Pat Carlson will tell you , they're a fun-loving bunch. who can be found at the Sawdus t Festival f1shmg, fl ying kites, playing tenrus. and gathering for a party. U you st.op by Nit a and Pat's booth, you a lso might find m ibbetts a t work m their gardens, at an easel, or m aybe even at a lemonade stand. Or, mibbets can be pos itioned in a special set· ting personalized for you. In fact. Nita has been creat ing mibbets in their world for 11 years. and s he and Pat have developed more than 100 different situations for the uny creatures The rabbit-like m1bbets are made from the tips of pussyWJllows . Their appartments are lotus pods and houses som etimes are real duck eggs. Some 13 to 16 species of eucalyptus pods are used for beds. horns. hats. cream cones, bells and the like, with ironwood bases. Dried weeds and flowers also arc included. . But. s pecial orders may reqw re ~pec1al materials -such as redwood needles used for skis. Eucalyptus le aves are being turned into a baby grand piano now on order . Nita. of Laguna Beach. created the first mibbet settings in shadow boxes as Chn stma~ presents. because "I had the pussywillo1o1.·s available -and little money." The ne xt year she e xhibited m the feslt\•al, and has been doing so s ince. "We did wholesale into shops across the ·country, for several years. Then. we were creat m g several hundred dozen annually," she said Now, t he partners a re involved in a typesC't ting and graprucs business in Laguna and th..,1r mibbcts are sold strictly at the festival There are some old standbys -such a!> mihbets at a bar~ue or visillng g randma 's house -but each year s~ms to produce a public favorite. "Last year it was skiers, t his year. saihng," Nita said. on Other Foot Pleau m M1crones1a. using a plane that belonged to a local m l11ionary. Westgaard says the present m · terest in jumping oH El Capitan is in part due to the m ore sophisticated equipment that 1s being manufactured . "It 's relati vely safe now with the rugh perfor mance ram air chutes." he s ays. "A perl>on with enough expenenee can make a safe j ump " The cbaJlenge of diving off El Capitan got off to a bad start 10 years ago when two men tned the Jump with what Westgaard termed "the old equipment " "These t<A o guys were bra~ ging to their g1rlfr1ends that they were going to Jump. at l4 h1ch l.Jme the two g1rlfnend~ took off and didn't bother lo ""atC'h and see 1f they made 1t he sa ys .. An) ""a y both of th t· m slammed mto the 1o1.all and oni· was permanently par al) z~d and the other v.all ~c·nousl) inJurc'<l The ran~erl> still u.:.e the X-ra}., taken of them in pubh<' 1nforma t1on films · So a-. not lo d1-.turb the r<·-.1 dent popuJ ation of nc•stmg f)('rt· grinc· fa ll'ons on th~ North Aml'nC'an W<ill of El ('<1p1tan ;umps an· only alloY.('d from !\tc•mor1 al Day "'c•f•k('nd to th1· last Y.•·t:k 1n S<.eptPmb..r This b tht• approx1matl' rwncJ<J 04tly ,, ..... ''"" ~ J UMPED OFF EL CAPITAN Sky Dive r Dean Westg aard "'h<•n tht• pt·re)!rinr• fled~hngs h,l\ c· ).!roY.n and ll'ft the ne<.,l. Ac. t uJI dalf•s of th<' opt'nini: and 1 lo-.1 n~ r.r th1· Jump '>Cason vary I rom \l'.tr to \l".tr .tC'C:Ording to th1: rll'~llm: µt·riod of the birds Wl'')l~'.1ard dot·sn't seem con- c·t·1 nt'l.J ) with their pipe and -.Ii ppo•r.., .\II I kn1Jo,t, ,., J w.1nt to do all th1•..,1• thing..,,' hi' "<l)'i ''I 'iUJ>· , .. I ... I ' I I ' ~: II I '. I I I J u •. t I 1 '· ,. lnrt·\ • r Girl Satis f ae tor~" Shark A lert Off Despite Bite Case \\ I L~l="Gl()'\' :'; C Ct\1'1 .1 ..,hark all'n lare<'ly 1gnorf'<1 b~ •.1o1.1 mmer!. ;Jlon~ ;\(J rth C::irolma's ~outhea ... t coa'>t h..i' be<'n lifted e'en thoui!h a llJ year old gi rl v. ac; bitten on lhl' Ii:~ The alen t·overt'd a 15"0 mill· <.,lretC'h of the Atlantic !.horelme from north of Moreh1:ad C1t\ to South Carohn;.i o;tatl' line ine.lud· ing all the beaches on lht· <,tatc•.., ~uthemcoast A ban on publlc s1o1. 1mming v.oi.., put Ln effect at Emerald Isle. e~t of Morehead City, after li sharks were reported along the Carteret County coast Saturday That ban was hftedSunda}' "They declared the Jrl'J clc•Jr or sharks, and we J1Cted Ul.e ban ... Atlantic Beaeb PoJ1C'e Clue! J J Tucker n srud. ''But 1t could l(o baC'k mto effect 1f more shark lllghtin~s~re reported !"o such ban v. as in effe-ct at Ocean Isle. a Bruns1o1. 1ck Count~ beach about 35 miles south of WtlmtnJ?ton. "'h.:-n """tmmc·r Susan Wat<.'r:<: 10. or G rc·c·n~boro v. as bitten b) a llhark th cit C'amt· up behind her as ~he pla~ 1-d in shallow wat<.'r The girl. pullt'<I from th<' "'all'r by her brother. underv.l'nt ~ur· J?ery at a Wilmington hospital She was reported m :-.at1sfaC'tory cond1tton A spokesman at New llanO\'t'r Memorial Hospital in W1Jmmgton 'l rif1NJ tod,n l hJt \!Jss Y. at('rs hJd bet. n b1llc:n b) a s hark ~<'1t.·nt1 ,i... ...iltributed the• 11n ll'Ual -.l1,1rk .1Cll\. JI\ tr1 water t<.'m 1wr all.In s v.h1C'h o,t,1•rr• abovt• l!O dt•>:r1·t·.., Warning Told On Scallops S A C HA~ENTO 1 AP 1 SC'allop-; taken from the coast north o( San t-'Tunc1sco s hould n"- be eaten bec·au.se of the dt'ath last "'l'ek of J rnJn "ho Jll' raw scJllup intestine:.. thl• s tate Health Services Department says T he departm<'nt added SC'allops to the IJst of b1\ alved mollusks th a t <'an l' o n ta in par a I y tic <,hellf1<;h poison. a toxin that de· 't.•lop-. in suc·h Jn1m::tb and <'an <·a u .. <' dint-'' .md death The mollu""-' on tht• 1.-.1 rnrludc mus-.1 Is 1 l;im' '""t' rs. tockles and p1·riv. 111klt Tht· d1·1.Jar1 mt·nl <iJid t he m ollu ... i.. ... from th1• :\Lirm an<1 S11nC1m.1 <. nunt' •·o;i ... i... Jnd t hf' \I ,1rin portion 111 th1· !'.~in Fran- l ,..,, o lfa) 'hould n11t lit.• 1•;.ilt·n until < 1n l , the· C'nd uf lhe annual mu::.M•I qu:trantinl' P\'r 1<1d . or un Ill l'Xl1•nckd '"'tin~ ;doni.: lhl' t·oa-;t sho .... ~ that to'\ in lt•\'t•I" ha"<' subs1dl•d .. Carter Aide Once Fought, In Free Delegates our v.z.ry own straight laj cuff cz.cl psr.~ :. By WALTER a . ME ARS US.-'M0Wii4 I l NE W YO RK -When you don't have the votes, Bob strausa was s~e. you've got to have something to about. So there be was, Strauss recalled, yeWog ••Free the delegates," open the cooventiop. That wu eight years ago. This time, StraUll tbink.s he 's got the votea. It's the other guys - backers of Sen. 'Edward M. Ken- nedy -wbo are dolnt the shout- ing. In 11F12, Strauss was on the loa- ing aide, Jooking for an opening that might reverse things at the De mocraUc National Conven- tion. Sen. George McGovern was a wlaner. demand.inc -in con· vention and in court -that de l· eaate vote s b e ha d won by primary election be cast for bis nomi.aatlon. He threatened to bolt and. in effect. split the party If be were denled those de l· e@_les..., Tbey•.e tnded roles. Strauss ta tryiq to enforce primary •led.km commitments and so paran&ee President Ca.rter•a re- llOmlllatlon. McGovern la tbe leadlDI spokesman for Sen. Dhrn 1' 'K.eanedy's c~ to a ... tbat would bind tbe ... "C·nttcb •·worth n...-n· berlqtmlOt u apok•m•• ...... tar tbe rtval ltdl9 talk ..._ prtnelplel. moral~ ....._.._otcouciencem ............... ..,. 9' , II alaht nl)at • u.. Da•m811c: ~IQnal CcmttllllaD .. Mt ..... prtn~lpl•, It ll ................... TM .._ten and tbe de· ........ "t IQ IO. g'911MdJ•1 11111 ....... to be ............ II ....... tnldlUw °' a a11rlitle Partr la Wllteb ..... , ..... m. ...... NE WS ANALYSI S conscience dictates. Carter's al· lies will say'that the issue is one of reform, of making sure the voters who chose and committed del egate s a r e n ot dise n · francbiaed by smoke-fWed·room types. That's the way the case was a rgued i n 1972. when McGovern's challengers tried to strip a bloc or delegates be bad won -"winner take all" -ln t he California presidential primary electioo. Then, as now. the fancy words masked the only r eal question: who was to have the Democratic Meteor Show Set Tonight LOS ANGELES (AP>. -Lan· cuter, Palmdale, Valenda and otber wtllenl desert uw ot Loi ...... CountJ will be tbe beat ,... to view the Peneid m..._.-.. between lllldallbt aad daWD Tueeda!.1.. aald a ==for tbe Gnnath Part~ "I · • .,,.. beat tblnl to do la to pat a moaallin nnp &etween you and tbe elty. ADd tlleaaked eye 11 beR for wtde-aule V'lewt.q, bitter even tban blDoculara," tald 1poke1111mKmKr1mer • H• Mid tbe rear's ahow II n - peeted to be apec:tacular. wit.Iii IO metean a bour. Tbe meteors are called Penetdl bec1U1e they .... to ortcmate from tbe eon· atella\lon Perseu s In tbe DOrtbeMtmtaky . nomination for the White House-> "I was one of the fellows yell · 1ng 'Free the de legat e s .' " Strauss said with a wry smile. "I was with Hubert Humphrey. When you don't have the votes. you've got to do som et.hing ." What Humphrey 's supporters ·and other McGovern rivals did in 1972 was challebge the win- ner·take-all California primacy elecUoo system. After au , party reformers -led by McGovern -a lready had decided t ha t future primaries should a ppor· tioo delegates in proportion to the popular vote, not all to the winner. McGovern's rivals won in the De mocratic c redentials com- mittee. The effect was to strip him of ISl of his Callfornla del· egates, and hold him short of the majority to guarantee first· ballot presidential nominatioo. The Sout h Dakota senator called il a "cynica l. rotten, pollUcal steal," and aaid be waan •t about to support any Democrat who beat him for the nomlnatlon that WI)'. He aaid that ll denied nom.ioatioa on the atrenctb of the California cball.,.. be mlCbt run u an in· dependeat or aupport a rival aomtnee. He calmed down later and H id be•d lttlJ be a Demoerat. Hll alli• went to eourt to .. tbe dete1ata back, but tbe Supreme Court said the illue WU for tbe eoavaldaa. no& Judlll, to MUie. In tbe md. )(~ ... bll eta ........ bpt tM Ca1llanda del ...... _. ._ ftnt.blDot nomlludicm. Now be11 warklq the odaer- alde of tlM ltnet. k8JDOllDI .tbe cu e fot' &.medJ'a lut-bope fl· tort to mldo 4elelate eommtt- ment.I Carter._ 1D the..._. lde:nUal prlmari•. •chine) ·P'P1 iri 'pi.ncorcf the most <XmlP.l<Zt.¢ ee1ection cf~·finishzd ~nta ~·1 l qm;f' ea.e incluOz.s tllCZ. ibl laving eBS'J cenz washablcz.s ; Um chino with flepe end. "Milt ea.ams, the classic blue pinoord,andwr~owntx?Plinin~_~colors of tan, Tll!I.Vy, Nd, l<tl.1}¥, (!;V:j, brcwrl and. 1i~t blue @)~o~@)~~ 44 JlbMUon lala.nd.•Nat>port B«lclt•7J4/644 ·5070 1001 Msa.ooodBWd.-MaCUIOOd VWCJ41e•2J3/4 79-1727 l OAli. Y PU.OT I • • ' l Monday.August11, 1980 Warning The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. . . .. ~:; .: .. ~· ~'\ .. _...,,-· . . \. .,.· ~· ; . ' I -"' . . .. I ' ! . • ~:;,.....-. ' '1 ••• --_., • Mond9y, AugUlt 1 I, t• NATION /WEATHER Remnant of A II.en Texas Flooded BROWNSVlU.£. Tau <AP> -Tbe remnant1 ol HurrtCMt Al· If• dumped more rain on MatberD Tuu atty todaJ, fGrc. .. tbe evatuatloo ol &bout ,,., peOplefl'oaa '°"' tyiq UMI leUdlmU Wt U..lr boQMI in AUee and 1tla1nme la tb Coaatal Band aru where t1ood •aterw ..., repon.d to be up io s.reet deep. "We've been rescwar people ftom .atrapded •tfalclet •II ru16t,' •AMI 'J'uu ~ of~bllc Safety dbpatcber Jerry Hutcl\i.m lo Ccwp\11 Cbrllt.l. K Hld no Wurt• bad bMD ,... ported A• lbe tt.onn. wbJcb bu.,._ down1raded to a troplcal deprualon. llropa acrou DOl"lbem Matro. foretou&ert an n~Uda al Baron Bay....,. KiOcsvUfo to reach 8 to to feet PORTISABEL,TEXAS, MANTAKESTIMEFORBATH Hurricane Left Many Without Running Water Mount St. Helens Lava Dome Bulges VANCOUVER. Waab. CAP> -For tbe second time in two months. a gJowine bot lava dome ls buletne up from the crater of Mount St. Helens, but othenrise the southwest Wuhinctoa volcano is settling into a post-eruption lull, officlals say. "What we've got is a mountain that is behaving itself,'' said Bob Noms or the University of Washington seismic r esearch center. which recorded litUe activity over the weekend. THE LAVA DOME-MOLTEN rock which builds up a.sit is ex· truded-grew about 100 feet over the weekend and by Sunday filled tbe crater. Forest Service officials said. Airborne observers reported the dome glowed a bright red Saturday night and early Sunday, said Carey Conway of the Forest Service. Tim Hait, a U .s. Geological Survey geologist, said the dome bad been growing since the volcano's flfth erupUon ended. A.sh and steam shot eight miles bigb durine 1bunday's blast. THE DOME IS ABOUT 1,400 feet wide, taperine down into the throat of tbe volcano and filling the inner crater left by eruptions since the volcano's first and most devastating blast May lB. Hait said the dome was level with the Ooor of the larger crater which resulted when the top J..300 feet or the peat were blown away May 18. A Lava dome also formed after the volcano's third eruptlon June 12 but WM blown away July 22 in the next series of eruptions. Tom Ma:rpblne la atGdylDS ua&.omy at Black'• Beacll. IDs Jut Cout· tnic colalllll will resume some day. . • abovenorm~.Allo,tbeNueces River, whlch•mpt.let lntoCorpus CbrbU 8ay, ll expeeted to rile 7 feel above noc-mal. Allen cauaed no dlrect ln· Jwi• er dlethl lo Tens. either u tbe burrieae that battered the cout or u UM tropical 1torm that cut lDto tbe Rate, but lt 1pun oll totaedoea that u.Jund •bout • people. Two people dled ol beart at· tacks while the atorm wu in the area. More lbaD 100 people bad been lnlled in Allen's rampqe throulh the Caribbean. The eight inches of rain that Al· lea brought. however, left the threat ol wtdespr-ead flu b flood. lna . The National Weather Service is.sued a flub flood warn- ing early today for the Texas coast from Corpus Christi to Just about BrowosvlUe and for five counties in south·central Texas near San Antoolo. Authorities told people who bad been evacuated from their homes from Corpus Christi south to Brownsville not to return OFF-DUTY FIREMAN HUNTS VICTIMS OF TORNADO DAMAGE Wind• TOMed Alrcr.tt, Toppled Hanga,. In Au.Un, Teua ............... Abducted Tot, 2, Found Safe SYLVANIA. Ga. <APJ -A baby boy. takenfrom his home by two gunmen Thursday, has been found alive and safe near an abandoned church eight miles east of Utis southeastern G eor g1a town. Two-year-old Fred Lee Mobley Ill was walking naked along a dirt road aboo.t 12 miles from bJ..s home Sunday night when be was spotted by a pass10g motorist, said Georeia Bureau or InvestiiaUon a£ent Johnny McGlamery. "Hesawthekid walking down the road and knowing this Ckidnap ping) had happened in the community he went back to his bou.<ie an'1 Hijacker's 'Explosive' Baro/Soap M JAMI CAP) A name on a --------- got help." McClamery said "They found where the kid bad lefl the road and wallced up to lhl!> church. He wu alttin& in an old stuffed chair." Tbe child was lo good coocilUon. a.side from a scrape on his nose, some small acrat.cbes and lnaect bites. Investigators declined to comment on whether a ransom was paid. but said they were searching for tm abductors. They also re-r used to describe the men they were seeking. passenger list -M. Soto -1i. th<: only good clue to the identity or a man who hijacked an Air Flonda jet with 34 people aboard and forced it to fly to Cuba, the 1'131 says . -------------- "We don't know 1( he was a ref. ugee or lived here or what," a spokesman for the Miami FBJ of· rice said Sunday alter the fourth hijacking of a U.S. jet to Cuba th1s year THE AlllLINER was about to land Sunday in Key West on a trip from Miami when a man told the cre w he had a bomb in a small packai:tc hewascarrylng, accord- ing to FBI agent Willrnm Nettles. Cuban authorities later said the "bomb" was actually a bar of soap. Nettlessa1d . The Spaniah·speaking hijacker bad come out of a rear restroom shouting, "Cuba! Cuba• Cuba' .. Nettles s aid. A bilingua l passenger interpreted the man's demands to the crew, Nettles .said. Newes said the airline had to take the hijacker seriously. ..IT LOOKS like he bad a bar or soap, but it could have been a plaaticexpklsive." Nettles said. Tbe plane landed at Havana's Jose Marti Field, where the other passengers and flve crew mem· bers spent two houn before re· turning to Miami . • S JABOUT89GREAT I 9 DINNER Gooo IOf 1n1ee pieces o# 1u•cy. QOIOen Otown Komucky F11ea Ctuc~en. p1us single M"'•"OS ot cole l/aw, mallled poCalOH •I'd Of•Y'f. aoo a roll L1m11 h•o olleis pe< coupc>n (>6r cuslomef Cu&1ome1 pays all apphcat>te u1ei. lu AIOUT S6 49. 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" ' • t1 t • " ' • fJ 1 ' •• 1 , .... I 1 tw ' . .. OwtlMll ft• TvtMay: t..lltlt CMftet . • ' • Nobody offers a lower fare! Ped out &om Burbank or Orange County for Houston's downtown Hobby Ahport. Fare ls based on one-way adult coach fare. and ls subject to change wtthout notice. Available through September 15. Subject to gownunent approval. Just call a Trawl Agent, Your Corporate Trawl Arranger, or Hughes Alr.wst: Orange County (714) 540-2060 Burbank (213) 247-8333 ...-- . . . . ' CALIFORNIA Mondey, Augutt 11. 1980 DAIL y PILOT A 7 _Hotel Strike Ends Patient,· 28, ,. . Foils RapUt Bui, Taxicab Drivers Remain Ou/, L08 ANOSLSI (AP> -WHltrn Perk 81ac1111 ,...,1 were reftlaina t.o ••pl• n why &Mr lllllld tlu'M houns befcre calli.o& police after :J::' 1 r 1111 peu.t r<• aereamlftl tDt.o UM cor· m taW a mu btMI tried t.o npe her .-bUe ...... No arreaw bave been m•de. Soutbweat Dtriataa poUee aaid Sunday. ~ee LL WlWam Hall Hid thal Beverly WWI-. a. .... at about 3''° 1.m Saturday lo dlMo¥w a man fcwdttq her. lb. WUUtnH aald lb mu n.d the ftft.b.noor room •hen she cri~ out l'AA , .. ,,_ •nmea• I•~ ...... OAIU.AND (AP) -An analyaaa of lhe final miDutes before a plane crub in Sahnu kUl~ four men baa turned up five violatJOcu ln t.be handlina of the flight, fe deral The Oakland Tnbune ( ) docummts reveal ST ATE m a copyngbt story Sun , _______ __, day detailed the i n· vestiga tion by th ~ Federal Aviation Administration of the moun- taiaaide crub ol a private pJane April 22 as the craft tried for what its pilot thought was a landtng at Sal..._ airport. Three victims were executives of the Bruce Church, l.oc .• a Salloas Valley farrrung firm. and the fourtb was a company pilot . ~r' 11.eperi Dbftl1a1ted PACIFIC PALJSADES CAP> -Reports of sniper ftre at Will Rogers State Beac h were prob· ably spurred by some mne s hooting a t birds aroWlQ tne homes on bluffs above the l>t:ach. police said. Officers evacuated a strip of the beach Sunday while they checked out the reports that someone wu shooting at sunbathers. Police said no shots were actually fired al peo- ple on the beach, and no evidence of a gunman was found Alld-KKK Marclt Peaceful FONTANA (AP) -Police confiscated a varie· ty of baseball bats, chains, tire irons and knives. but reported no violence as about 350 cie·m. onstrators staged a peacful anti-Ku Klux Klan march here over the weekend as some 150 KKK members and their supporters looked on. The marchers -members of organi:tations in· eluding the NAACP. United Steel Workers of America union, Jewish Defense League . Revolu· tionary Socialist League, Communication Workers of America and a locaJ Hisparuc group -were protesting what they claim is the growmg in· nuenceoftbe white s upremacists. Plmte s~~· Supnad#d MALIBU (AP) -The search for the wreckage al a small plane and the body of pilot Pieter Van den Stemboven, a Santa Monica councilman and former mayor, bu beea suspended two days alter tbe plme-ensbed into the ocean tfio m iles off Malibu. authorities said. The Los Angeles County Sheriff's information department said the single-engine Cessna was identified after a diver recovered a part of the craft bearing a serial number from the watf>r a fter lbe crash Friday. .. ..... ._ Memorial Ride Notonous bandit J oaquin Murietta pillaged the San Joaquin Valley m the 1850s until. as legena has ·it , 'he was gunned down by law of. racers 1Z1 years ago. Legend also sa ys Munetta's ghost roams the area. so horsemen dressed as Mexican cowboys rode Murietta's old trail Sunday to honor the old outlaw and perhaps let his soul find some peace . 23 Arrested in Melee Along Westward Beach MALIBU (AP> -All 23 people a r- rested at a weekend confrontation betw een Los Ange les County Sheriff's deputies and a crowd of more than 400 beach.goers have been freed on bail. authorities said. Authonties s aid Sunday that the seven minors. two women and 14 men arrested Saturday had been re· leased on bails ranging from S500 to Sl.000 Th ey had all been booked on charges ranging from inciting a riot to assault on a peace officer and dis· orderly conduct. sheriff's spokesmen said. The confrontation at Westward Beach began when a hosWe crowd surrounded deputies attempting to arrest two men on drug charges. authorities said. A crowd of more than 400 began throwing empty and full beer bottles and cans at the atT-.?sting offices. dep. uties reported. When they radioed for help. 18 addilionaJ officers were dispatched to the scene. Lt. John Love of the Malibu sheriffs substa· tlon said Lt J ohn Delne ro said deputJes us ually Lssue a lot of "man1uana c1tat1ons" during the day in that area The two men a rrested for an· vest1gat1on of possession of tJJegal drugs did not partJc1pate Ln the nea r riot. Love ~u1d They were also out on ba il Sunda) Tena1its Flee Toxic Fumes CYPRESS <AP> -Several occu· pants of a Cypress apartment com· plex were e vacuated when toxic fumes from acid seeped into tht:1r units. police reported. The acid was dumped down a drain in a shopping center parking area across the street from the complex. A chemical disposal team as well as Orange County fire units were rushed to the scene Sunday as the tenants left their apartments. Only four untts in the 100-unit building were a'tfected by the fumes. and tenants we re able to return to their homes after an hour SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -Union officiala say they will recommend that striking hotel worken accept an •ereement worked out i n Los Angeles over the weekend to end the first bot.el strike here in 40 years Meanwhile, barned tourists had to contend with a tad strike Charles Lamb, president of the striking Hotel and Restaurant Employees and Bartenders umon Local 2. said early this morrung that "We have made more advances in one contract than in tbe last 40 years" Under lhe pro1>05aJ put forth by the Hote l Employers Association, the 6,000 striking workers at 36 struck hotels would receive raises ranging from 29 percent to 33 percent over three years THE IDGHEST lllKES would go to tbe lowest paid workers Room cleaners. for instance. wouJd receive an initial 13 percent boost to SS.35 per hour Ba rtenders. cooks and other higher paid -workers would r eceive 11 ~r· cent the fi rst year. with chefs topping the last at S9 86 an hour. The new contract lo\Ould make San Franc·1sco's hotel worke rs easlly the highest paid 1n th<' nation By com parason. chefs earn Si 65 m ~ew York and S7 99 in Las \'egas Lamb said tht· new contract pro· posa l also offered more paid hohda)S. seruonty protection, free meals for all sernce worker~ and re duced loads fo r maids THE STRIKE BEGAN <>n July 17 After negot1at1ons broke down here . talks were moved south on Fnda} Announcement of the settlement came· Sunday after both ~ides re· portedly mt'l for 36 hours . Lamb <...t1d union offlc1ah '4111 ur~l' acceptance in d volt-set for Tuesda) morning The l'arl\ da} s of the stnke wen· marked b) strikers clanging on drum" and s houttng ansuJt.s out.side posh ;-.;ob H.Jll hotels like the Fair· mont At least t~o hotels closed for a ume and most others gave bare· boned serncc A stnke by t he Team sters uruon aga inst one of the city's wuucab com · panies contt.nued Sunday aft.er the struck company obtained a tem· porary lDJunc tion liaull.ng packeting. MEMBERS OF TBE Chauffeurs l 'ruon Local 265 struck Veterans Cab Co. early Saturday. The uruon con· tends Vete rans has failed to reqwre new drivers to JOin the union wttbin a month ol employment. as reqwred by the contract Pickets clogged the company's driveway on the first day of the s trike, making lt difficult for non· union drivers to move their cabs in and out. The injunction limita the number of pickets in the driveway and requires sidewalk pickets to walk at five-foot intervals. A heanng on-a-permanent tnJUDC· tion Urrutinl! p1cketinliC was scheduled for Tuesday. Veterans holds 89 of the city's 700 cab penn.lts and em ploys about 280 drivers. The union says half aren 't union members. Strikers Plan Protest March At Universal HOLLYWOOD <AP> -Stnking ac· tors and mus1c1ans planned to tn· tens1fy their pac keting activ1tJes by s taging a week·long protest begm . ning today outside L"n1versal Stud1ol>, a spokeswoman said . The actors. nov. 1n the ltu rd w~k of a stnke which has halted v1rtuall) all production m the $40·uullion·a· -w eek T F film industry, twice pre· \'lously have picketed at selected -.tud 1os for just one day On both OC · r as1oas. str~ts around the facalllJes ~·ere crowded with onlookers and fa ns. Kim Fellner . a spokeswoman for t h e Screen Acto r s G uild, !>a id l"niversal -w as chosen because 1t ts the smgle largest employer m the ftl m and telcv1s1on industry ~Is Fellner !>aid her union -would bt.> JOtnt-d b) members of the Amencan Federation of Telev1s1on and Radio Artists and the Amencan Federation of Mus1c1ans The combmed SAG·A F'TRA mcm hersh1p of 65.000 walked off the JOO July 21. and the musicians. -w ho per form the scores r ecorded for fil m and telev1s1on production , began their stn.ke Aug. 8 At issue ~1th the actors· uruons and the Amencan Motion P1cture and TelevtS1on Producers is the royalties from the growing home entertain· ment m a rke t -inc luding pay le le visJon and video cassettes and discs Actors are ask.m g for 6 percent of the producer 's gross on the first dollar of i~ome from home video s ho ws, a r eductio n fro m their original demand of 12 pe rcent. --- ' 1/2 off Price of 2-week Introductory Program Don't let this summer go to waist, or hips or thighs. 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Holiday Spa Health Clubs for Men and Wo1nen ~"::!" ......... o.... .. c.- 1 ::=ca=::=-~ ... -=~ I ... n.. ............... , .. 11 .... .. ...._ ..... "_ ............ ,, .,_.,a .. a....._....,_ ... ....... _ ... _,...,. ___ "" •• 0 ' ........... .._ ... , '" .. ~ 'f .r ... Robert N. Weed/Publisher Tl'IOmes Keevll/Edttor or•nv eoa 10111vP1101 Editorial Page ...................................................................... Monday, ~ugutl 11. 111SO S.rbara Krelblch/Edltorl•J P~ EdltOf Jack And rsoo Chance to Cut Legal E penses --A Congressman and the · Mafia When the books are ck>led on the f&1cal year that ended Jtme 30, Oru1e County 1overnm.ut will have aheUed N about $1.2 lD1lliGn w pay private atwmeya lo ~ indl&ent criminal defendants. On~. the Orang Count Board ot Supervllors .t1l have an op\lC>rtunity lo reduc that Clgure, perhaps by much as $«>0,000. by cootraclln~ for tndJ1ent le1al hervl with \'t'ral ol the county s tn.01"(1 pr U1lows crimuUll def •nse luw nnns. The Count} Adm1nlatrauve Of'Oce hu reeomm ndcd <-xc lusiv~ contracts ~ a" orded for 1ndiaent le ga l services an Orange County upenor Court and m uniclpul court:; loc.itt'd an We~urunster. Fullerton and anltl An (New bids an• bean~ sought for other munac1pa l rourts m Lagunu NJguel and ewport Beach > oder t.h • pres~nl system. indtgenb who for r 'a.son~ or con!bct cannot be represented by the pubhc defender·~ office receive court appointed altorne> & who ha\ e madt il known they want the work. The average C'05l per ca e· is about $598 Wld~r t.ht~ syste m. One esumat.e s bo"' th t 1t wm drop to $440 under lhe contract plan prol)Obed by t.be adm1mstrut1v~ om ce The plan atppears to be a workable one 111~ hoard should have no problem in adoptmG 1t Unity, Not Separati n The title American GI Forum ha~ a putnot1c nng. a nd rightly so. T he 20.000·member or~an1 zation Wll1' fo unded 32 years ago to protest tht• rcfu~at of T~xas of fic1a ls to permit the burial of a tll~panH' :.oldu.•r in h1~ hometown cemetery. He subsequently was buried in Arlington Natjonal Cemetery. Unfortunately, many of the remarks at last week's convention or the American GI Forum m Anaheim had more of a separatist than patriotic tone Its leaders. a mong other things. -Requested unconditional amnesty for all un. documented workers now living m the United States, and sought a "bill of rights" for undocumented persons. -Sought an ;ncrease in immigration quotas of foreign migration mto the U.S. -a va bd proposal m some instances. -Asked for a utomatk cit1 zenshJp for resident aliens who serve in the ar med forces. -Sou~ht more federal progra ms to provide jobs and helter educ at ion for Hispanic youths. The conventwn rang with bitter compla ints about social and job discnmmat1on. lack of adequate leg1slauv · clout for Jl.l.spam cs. and their low economic status. Some of the complaints probably are vahd But the generafly negative tone of the meeting was d1scour agmg It 1.s a vtS1ble fal't that m most areas Hispanics. documented or otherwise.suffer less d.iscrimmau on t han. for example, native American blacks who have tjeen here for generations. Indeed , they a re welcomed and often ad· mired for their social and economic contnbutinons. It will be regrettable if Hispanic leaders. by em- phasizing only problem areas. activate a totally un- necessary separatist approach that can only cause bitter- ness and eventual damage to their followe rs. A more positive note was struck by Gov. Brown who. in an address to the convention. emphas1zed the need for closer ties between the United Stat es and Mexico to bolster the prosperi ty of both countries and the i:,elf · sufhc1ency of the western hemisphere community. In a n m cr eas m g ly divided world. u nit y , not seperahs m, is mankind's need. Hmnane Approach In colder clJmates. tragedy ha s more than once re· suited when a cust omer's failure lo pay a utility bill has resulted m s hutoff of gas needed for home heating. Even where heating is less of a problem, the loss of gas for cooking and hot water supply can be a grave mat· ter for the ill and elderly. This should be corrected as a result of studies un· dertaken by the stale Publi c UtililJes Commission and ut11Jty fmns to make s ure state. practices conform with voluntary g uidelines set up by the federal Department of En erg) Steps that will be taken include a n extension of due dates for bill payment; a guarantee of no shutoff WJtiJ a series of wntten notices have been presented and an ef · fort has been made to contact the delinquent customer in per.,on : and a gua r antee that there wi ll be no shutoff 1f it wouJd endanger health or 1f a customer JS elderly or handicapped, so long as the customer agrees to pay the bill m lll5taJlmen~ While utility firms should not be forced to continue providing service to deliberate or habitual bill delin· quents. these steps should assure ct more humane a p· proach to the l>roble m . • • Optnions e.x-pressed in the space above are those of the Oa1ly Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists Reader comment is 1nv1ted Address The Daily Pilot. P.O. Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321. Boyd I Vibrations ByLM.BOVD Put six grandfather clocks, all with the aame lenctb pen· duluma, agaioat one •all. Set fhe pendulums swinainl. but not ln coordination With one a.ootbel'. ID about two days. tbe pendulums of all the cloekt wlll be 1win1lng 1 l m uJt.a.neously. Vi br aU.ooa from tbe 1wi.n11 penetrate &.be dock&' exterlon. They . Gloomy Gm t AA open ~etioft ll Uke a.a o"o house. ODee )'OU 1et put the OPEN ai'n a lot of bi1b ·pre11ur:• maoeuverlna Uk•• place. D.M. I synchroobethemselves. Jl's a phenomenon that occurs throughout nature. nrerues in a swarm start to nub ln· dependently. 'but wind up fJasbing 1n ualaoo. Filb ln schools all tum at tbe same time. A scientist says much of what YoU aod I do may be the result ol 1ueb vibraUooa. A bellman of many yean experience says the poorest ti.ppen an oolitlcla... aod dentistl. Maybe ao. But when l WU a belJboJ IOIDe Mcadlia aco. lt ... aenerallY qreed th• poorelt Uppen ..,.. pro- fMlloml beMbe1J pa.yen. Tb• Latin na.m• for the UDea on wbicb RomaD cartos- r•S>bers drew wu "map,· pa,•• bence OW' word ••map. ' Amon.s those •ho auffer from artbrl.UI, t wo oul ot lbrff are women. Q. Bow thldc ll the bull of a typical oil tanker? A. TbrH·fourth1 of an inch. WASHINGTON -Lately. Cooa,... hat become a balrun& toUr«t ol lacrectu.Ut.Y and da· may Tbere bu been a auc· t't" alon ol i.wdry OCCUl'HllCtS, wM cb 1bould confound any Un 1erl.na childhood lmpresaioos of heroic nrura la marble balls Many a financial W>dertaklng on C'upltot HHI bu been cooswn· matt'<! in cold t'llSh that l'i . with eo v t.'lopes or b r ld c a~~~ bt Urf('-d With greenbacks. 11 t urto u ~ mediu m ror h o no r abl e trunsact1 ons . Members of Congr~. supposrng they had :. Korean lobbyist or a o Arab 8he\k on the book. have been caught tradl.Dg favors fof' cash lJke glonfaed hotel bellhops. My associate Gary Cohn bas r ev ie we d h ours o f bec r e l vtdt-otapes filmed by the FBI durin~ It!> celebrated ABSCAM "slang " mvest.J gatJon. A few of the ~ord1d episodes with foul mouthed con~ress m en letting <1own their hair and their d.Jgn1 ty, pledging to corrupt the de mocrallc processes for cash on the bar relhead -bave been pre· sented m earlier columns. TRE SHABBIEST performer of them au on the videotapes was Rep. Michael Myers. D·Pa . who is known alfecUonately ai. "Ozzie" to hts constituents on the South Ph1 l ad e lph1 a waterfront. He not only accepted a SS-0.000 payoff with alacrity but also offered lo serve as an m· termedJary with the Malia W hile the FBl 's hidd e n cameras were gnndm~. Myers boas ted of his contacts both in the hall~ or Con~ress and thl· h a ngou ts o f the mo b Ill' sounded Uke the toui:h·talktnJ: lon~shoreman he once ~as. as he confided hl.s deadly secr<'t to undercover agents who wen· posmgasas he1k's bagman "Ya d eal with the Ma fi a through if you want good ad vice. you'll keep 1t very quiet you'll deal stncUy through me." s a id Myers 1n his best con spiratonal manner. Then he re· vealed to the sheik's minions - Earl Waters •till in the alricteat conrtdence, of cour.e -the lonu worklnga of the PhJladelphla mob. ··weEN YOU'RE talking about the Ma/la in Phlladelphla. Ang e lo B r uno i s th e ktngpln . . " confided Myers. But he added that Bruno was "very sickly, ya know, l don't thtnk be <will> be lastltlg much longer .. Not long a fterwards . lbe unfor tunate Br uno was gunned down by rivals who ap- parently were too impatient to wait for b.1m to expire from natural causes But Myers was prepared for the old godfather's dem1se. he was also well·s1tuated with the prospective heirs. he sa id. First. there was Phil "Tony" Tesla. "Now l can't say I can handle Tony Testa." Myer s acknowl ed ged with unac · customed modesty, "because I'm not that friendly with him. l know him. He knows me." Myera let 1t b e known. however . that he was on in· timale terms with one Charles Narducci. "The kUlgpin," said Myers. "ls Chuckle Narducci .. One of the bagmen cautioned that mob6ters "scare " the sheik. "Can J deal Wlth these people'!" asked the phony sheik's bogus aide No need. said Myers "I got that covered . . I can han· dle Malia matters for you " THE BAGMAN a sked what this service would cost. "Give me a figure.'' be invited. "Don't be embarrassed." Myers wasn't . "I'm not etO· barraased ... " be aald. "If you want to. ah, throw aDOtbtt $50.000 ln there ... I'll do it." There bad been some trouble o ver the first $50.000 bribe. When it was banded over lO Myers, he accepted tbe money without apology "I'm 1oinC lO tell you something real allnple a nd short," he said. ..Monty talks in ttus business and b-s- walks. And it works the same way down in Washington. "You need friends in the n ght areas . . . There's a million deals. you know. It's a trading game down m Washington. And this (cash payoff ) Is the way It's done," But the congressman became disgruntled hecause he had to distribute most of the loot to maddlemen. Al a later meeting with the bagmen. he registered a s urly complaint. "I was very. very disappoint· ed." he said. "I was given, ya know, a figure ($!50,000) ... But I went back to my bome city wtth $1.S,000 ln my pocket ... I went up there with a different im· pressioo." THE FBI UNDERCOVER agents were i.ympathe tic. "( authorized $50.000 ... · said one. v.1lh nghteous ind1gnallon ··what do I 014 e you? J owe you $35.000 .. "( don 't want to say, ya owe me $35.000 or an ything ltke 1 hat." shrugRed Myers. "but ya know . . " Cheer ed by the news that his $35,000 def1c1l woul d be r e s tor e d , he brightened "Who am I gomg to c·omplam to?" he cracked, "my <'On gressman ., ·' Everyon e roared at th.ls w1tt1c1sm .\f > •rs assurt.-d the bagmen tha l the} would get the ir mone> 's v.orth from him . Refer· nng to a seni.itive part of has an;JtOm). he !>norted "l got the •t-l(ple t1v<' d e le te d ) t o do "ha tever has to be done 1n (on~rl-ss .. I'm not in a (ex· plet1\·e deleted I m1ss1on " l k promised to put the bnbe monc~ t.o ~ood u.,e_ "Well. r·m ~onna tell )a." he said, "J hke broads. I like to (expletive delet· <.'<1 1 gamble ." f' OOUlOle · This week. Myers will be the first of the ABSCAM cong ressmen to face tr1 aJ. State's Higher Education Costs Soaring With more than $3 bi lhon or t he total budget allocated to hi gher educatioo. the Un1vers1ty of CaltlomJa aod the state col· leges have been warned to tnm their sai.1.s for the next fiscal year. The admonition was issued by Sta te Ftnance Director Mary Aon Gr aves who told the Pos t Secoo· d a ry Com · mission. "We do have an awful prob· 1 e m before us in 1981-82 ... Jn e xplana· llon she said th e s t a t e faces a $1 billioo deficit oext year "even 1f the economy bounces back and the budget in· crease la held to 10 percent." Funds appropriated to the um· versity and colleges acc0t.tnted for more than lJ percent of Uus year's budget. The realization that the st.ate t aonot continue to spend and spend may be a little late in dawning. what with the budget having rileo $1S bllllon aloce Jerry Brown became governor fl ve years ago. but it ls en· couraging nevertheless to know that the state's fis cal director has seen the light. ALTHOUGH IT may have been a coiocldeoce that he r warnings were first directed at those in higher ed~aUoo lt was nevertbelesa moet approprit.ate. For they came at the very time the UC Regents were playing Santa Claus with universit y , funds . apport inning monumental ~alan mcrea:.t':o. to 1t.s top f&cul ty m('mbcrs and brass Percen· tai:cwM>e the increa~c'i exceeded tho~e aJlowed b y the J:(ovcrnor and the Le~1sl ature for :.tale t'm plO)C<':'>. rangmg from 9 7 to 15 8 percent. The result 1s to zoom UC President David S. Saxon to the h1 ~h est pinnacle o f ~l at e salanes lie will receive S88.000 This is lil addition to the free m1ll1on d olla r Ke ns in gton Es t a te s ma n ~1on w i th all utll 1t1 es a nd .. se rva nt s" fum1shed. along \\1lh a $5,000 a year e nt e rtainm e nt fund. limousine and chauffeur Saxon also receives S12.000 a year from Ford Motor Company as a "con· s ultant." The pay increase oC $9,250 1s more than the total s a lary received by many stale employees. t:/\CH OF THE chancelJor.i at the nine campuses also receaved substant.Jal pay boosts as d.Jd all of the top administrative staff. most ol wbom will now be paid tn excesa ol $10,000 a ·year. Full proteuors were granted 9.7 per· cent r a ises bring ing their George Mair ..,alan e-ror a nine months )Car to \4 1thrn s1.c.ioo of the $49.100 paid tht: governor A~'toc-1all' and a-.s1-.tanl proh· .. sor-. rt'Ct"I\ ed lrsscr raJses Th" Jn'i truc-torb. who do most or t hl' c-lassroom \4 0rk. rece1\ed tht.> 'mdlle:.t tn· < reases and v.111 now ~ paid $15.800. Exclud.J.ng lhl' m~truC'tors and th" associate and ast.1stant pro fe'>sors who rece1 1.·e s alaries ranging from $18,600 to $24,500. the un1 vers1ty could well do som e s c aling bac k 10 pay v.1thout m any way ha rmlng the · ·educat.JonaJ proJ,tram .. The outrageous salaries being pa 1d a r e only p a rt o f the evidence of that. The overaU budget for the t;C oper ation fills out the picture of excessive costs fo r the slate's un1vers1ty. The Le gislature appropriated more than SS.JOO per btudent Ac tually the UC budget is nearer $2 bill.ton when its funds from other sour«-S mcludlng en· dowments are added in. wtuch really makes the per student operating costs closer to $16,000 per year. Part of thts hu.ge cost 1s represented in faculty and sta rf numbering 54.500 or almost one racult\ or staff member to t>dCh two studeo~. A C'O"Pr\RJSOS I.I.Ith pnvate C'Ollt>~t-1' throu~hout the nation r l'vt•a l !-J U '>l h o w eit · ct'l>S l\t.' lheSt' ~ts are. For the nat1on aJ Collf'g e Soard has JUbt rel<>ased thl' resoles of its annual ... un·ey. It reported that twllon will n se af?a10 this fall a nd that th1: a'era~e tu1t1on for four.year prJ\ a lt.' colle~C!) will be $3,279. This includes all fees. Smee such pres t1g1ous colle~cs as Harvard. Yale. and Stanford are more than double that figure lhe study 1nd1cates tha t the re a re stiff m a ny private colleges wber&. students can be enrolled for less than $3.000 a year. In view of the vast differences in costs bctwet:n UC and the private colleges across the land. Finance Dtre<:tor Graves might well have told the commisslon that if UC doesn't trim its spend. 1ng the state should consider clos ing it down and sending the students to the pnvate colleges. They could even be sent to Harvard and Yale al substantial savings and probably a far bet.· ter education to boot. Planned Parenthood Misplaced Is the concept ol planned parenthood an idea whose time never should have come? Such a s ugges tion b y a liber·aJ journalist like me wUI sureJy be r egarded as heresy by fellow liberal•. Yet, it is a serious questiao. One of the moat dlsturbi.n.g rroblems wltb my fellow lberah la the i r ten· dency toward fada and away from tblnklng lbrou1b tbe consequences or tbelr monthl y crundea to I a V e ·humanity. A repon ol worldwide f ri.Uty rates Uhasttatea what I mean. Done by the lnternatlooal StatlatkaJ lnatJtute. lt covered 400,000 WOl'nf:ft ln 61 countri-. It re veals that, overall, world ferttUty bu decllned sharply, . , but It alao reveals a fatal flaw in the liberal crusade for smaller famWes. THE PIAW is that births are dropping rapidly in those ln· duslrialized countries best able to support their populaUooa, but it la not in ~ underdeveloped countries least able to support their people. Many Wwtem COUDlritl, for example, bave fallen below a birth rate neceuary to replace UMlr current populaUan1. These countries include Austria. Bel1lum, France, Italy, tbe Net.bertands. Great Brita.In. tbe Scandinavian countries and the U.Uted St.a&ea. THE POPtJLATION of France. fw example, wtll take 181 yean to double et the pre. sent rate ol bi.rtbs. It wlU take tbe U.S. • ye.an and Swedtn an lnc"4tble 1,388 years! Compare that wtlb Mnlco whlcb will dou· ble ln a1Je ln 22 yean: Kenya which wlU double ln 18 years: and Iraq ln 2IO yean. So, the UberaJ idea ol planned and reduced parentbood bas become an enormoua ·~ la tbe induatrtal. urban naUool, but DOC so in the naraJ, aa· derdeveJoped natioOI. A eonsequeoce ol tbll t....s II, ln simple terms, more and man people Jeu and leal able to care for themselves. Beyoad that. a.notber serioul COftleqHIK'e la that, ln the lndustrlallaed oatioos, the work lo~ i.a lbrink· ins. A SDINIUNG work force means fewer produethe wonen peytna hllbft tuw '° 1u.pport more retired W'Ofta1. We already tee tbe lmpect upoa our own flnaaclall1 troubled SoclaJ Securtty ayst.e.m.. ad 9l wl11 cet 1'0l'M. So. here we bave anotber U beral Cnalade aon-wroq and a leuon waJUna to bl learned. w~ mutt look be100d tbe oner of trendy toeJa to ... the uJ. Umate retult~ Jt'a a ba.rd leuon, {'4't lt needs to bl lea.med.. I ·-..... -...-----"You know. ll you 11.0pped u ylna ·to make a long atory ..,... ~ coWd 11\dt Ute •l«Y lhort .•. Deatlu EhewMre WASHINGTON (AP) -......... a.telP. 68. former pl"eSident of the Mutual Broadcasting Netwon. died Sunday or a heart attack. Hurleigh, became head of t he network in 1956 and re- tired in 1968. NEW YORK <AP> Elllo& N•1e•t. 83. a writer, actor. director and teleYillco penooali- MlLUKUt CAltOl..YH 0 MILLIKEN. rnio-t ef ~-Melt, CL PHMO ••O ... ~ '°· ,. .... UlftQ 8Ncf\. Ga. ~._ ""' ,_ ...._,.,,., 11-., J. Mllllbfl cl 0. -· > -J-11 .......... cl ~ oi.vo. c.. -°' Ket"' II Mill-cl -Y0'11, -1 .......... _ -1.111 Wf'V\c'M wlH ... -Clft T......S.,, ~I 17, ,.., •t 1·~ at -Flf'SI U.-Hed Mett'OCl•ll °"'""· CJO w ~,, <.t Cost• Mt>w C. Siie WM IN "Ku11ve dlrMlor ol tM l'IS<H ~l1•0ol'I ol C:O.t• ~W ......._.. -IN I,_ .AIW> IW< t•-r .., -..... Ol\lroct ,._., ol 0.~ c-n1. 11'1 II~ Ol llow•r\ ~klfls ,...,, t.. -to tN! l'IS>1 ~'°"'· ,.l'OH ~-An• .A~, C-\9 Mew. c.. m77 Int-•I l'.i...,._ -i.1 P••• F•lm.wn MottWrv dlrKt""" M.AO•L ty. died in his sleep Satur- day. He was best known for bis adaptation of James Thurber's "Tbe-Male Animal " GLENDALE <AP> -R . Ran dall Irwin , who designed a training p r o gra m for plane builders at the start of World War l1 and thus heloed develop Lockbee<I Aircraft Corp., dJed July 29. He also worked for tbe War Manpower Com· mission, wbicb oversaw the deployment of skilled workers t o d e f ense plants, and served as a member of the National War Labor Board. LOS ANGELES CAP> -Bronte Woodward. 39, screenwriter for the adaptation of the Broadway mus i c al "Grease." and the cur- rent production of "Can·t Stop the Music." died Aug. 6 or complications from hepatitis. EVE L YH L. HAGEL. ave 'lo ~·· 4tflt .. _..._., 9Hcll, C... ~lnc.e ""'-p--y.., ~. AU9'd( u b "· ,.. .............. ~ r an ........ -.-.. ...... c.e1vi..w. ............ ,....,..,......_ .. _ lleedl. °" ....... ..-.r .. Mttt,,,,. ec e ~. AuguM 11. ,., DAIL y PM.OT A• --.-------r Convention Hi,story -to Repeat? 8y H\JGll A. 11\Ju.IGAN watches and Jewelry at home Bring nothinc but years that Wilha m Jennings Bryan. a Power NEW YORX ..,';b';'=~ f<K1 an~ coaven· your alt.em.ate. It's• cinch you can't lose them .. amonc the drys at the convention, "did not lectu~ lion here tonl•ht by Dem~rall bothered by When l he d emocrat 1 c con vent Ion the fort dead at ArlJngton or aomewhere." nae &rot.ha BUl)' t tJn up th• dual ot hiltoty to 1 Ume draaced &nto it.a thlrd week. Rosen confessed t.o a show had to "nan at least another week ... be con-, wbto lM party followed the carcua lnto Tu "bone·headed move by 1lgn.ln1 up with the papers ced~. "for Bryan is going to make another Rid:.,,,•• uld llladlloo Square Carden and nut Oft to write th1a convention for ao much for the whole speech . .. -thine. I have spent more in taxi rans and lead a Uveu.r thow peaclll t.ban I have been paid... When Lbe Democrats finally nominated dark 1bat wu in lat, the m11tat.boo 1'1-day eoaveo· He wouod up writing 18 columns on the horse John W. Davia on the 103rd ballot and spent Uoa that Hw Wiii.lam McAdoo and Al Smith Democrata to only five on the Rei>ubUcans, aeain two more days packing Bryan's brother Cbar&ey bo11ed do-.m Uu-oufh 98 baUola in a bltur baWe workincl<llDeoft.beeags intohia Follies •ct. for veep, Rogers summed up the convention for his for lbe Pf'ftldent al nomln1Uon that almost In an attempt to break Lbe Smith-McAdoo readers by thanking the New York cab drivers wrecked Che party deadlock. IOCDe 60 candidates were nominated and "fo r not running over m or e delegates or Hdleuty seeooded. Rogers sa1d of the trad.ltiooal news papermen than they could help." Tilt! OONVENTION BEGAN SUN£ %4, the who" Hme day the Zie1feld Follis ~ned at the New "man speeches "You never could tell by a And he praised the bootleggers "for their hear- Am1tttdam T'bu ter . and WlU Rogers bad a star· rnao'at.alkwhomhewas gomgt.ooominate.The>all ty C'ooperation an keeping prices within reach or rtn& role in both shows. kept the names until the last word. lt was safer." all They made up in bulk what they lacked ln R0ttr1. wriUn" 1 5._ .. 'cated column for the He compared the Democratic donnybrook with price." • T u.M another big Garden attraction "The sax·day bake N~w York Times, the Tulsa World, the Oklahoma race goes for sax days and never gets anywhere Tht r e as a moral her e somewhere for N tw~ and number of other papers. proved to be But then. they didn't start anywhere ThiS thulg Democ rat 1 c s 1 n Ne w Y o rk . a nd In the 0 nb' man lll town who could talk pohUcs. spin a talks s ue days and never gets anywhere.·· closing I would ltke to thank the Will Rogers rope and chew gum at Mt>mon al Comm1ss1on and the Oklahoma State sensibly avoided the is· '~ 4'" lion decided to meet on tbe Fourth of July. Rogers taooal wtt and wtsdom of Will Rogers. Uke laS50· th e same time H e ~ 4J. • J STILL GE"ITlNG NOWHERE. THE c-onven· University Press, my source for the unconvcn· ~=~~=~: M tew _a_11_o_w_ed_~_a_t_i_t _w_a_s_lh_e_r_~_t _F_ourth ___ ~_J_ul_y_in_~ __ in_g_a_b_~_co_._•_t _d~ __ g_1v_e_o_M_P_a_us_e_. _____ _ from pitUng McAdoo. a prohibitionist Protestant from the hinterlands. aaatnst the Happy Warrior . a wet lrish Catholic out of Tammany Hall. The Oklahoma humorist already had covered the dry, lackluster Republican c-onventloo lo Cleveland, where Cal Coolidge was nominated for a full term. and worked some of his c-olumn ooe· liners mto tus act during the Follies tryout in Atlanllc City Cleveland "'as so dull, he said, "a bell boy was pinched for paging a guest lOO loud ... H E LIKENED l:DS DISAPPOINTMENT at at tending tus first convention to being promised a tnp to the rarcus and taken to Grants Tomb tn· stead. The only excitement came in pickmg a vace president. Coolidge wanted Sen. William Borah, but Borah wanted no part of it. Frank Lowden. among 16 nominees, piled up enough votes to wm on the second ballot, then telegraphed the conven- tion he didn't want It either. Rogers said the question is not "Whom wall we nominate for vice president?" but "Whom r an we gel to take the thing?" Finally on the third ballot.. Charles Daw agreed to take the thing. ··What the Democrats lack tn class." Ro~ers predicted. "they wall make up in noise." but ad· vised delegates going to New York to ''leave your Rare Mussels Object of Search DAVENPORT. Iowa <AP > -Divers are grop. mg along the murky bottom of the Mississippi River, searching for rare Higgins Eye mussels before the demolition of the old Arsenal Island Bridge muscles in on their territory . / ,. , ' / ""''_,I C-~y of H1111t11t910fl D Jin ...... : ......... vln9 --......,.., s... """"""·~-::· ~.., ..,_ IUIM. ~ ~ .... . YIMM ~ .... of H-~ ... s ds llHdl. ea... ~ vi ..... v.-. ,,, prea -'"" ca. "~ _., c.tt ., ~, ........ ~.,,._,, ,,_ ,,_ •• _tot:OIPMOfl T.,.-., ....... n. ,..._.~ .. _..left wlll lie c.OIWNC'tM.., ._14..,, ,..,..,,,. tJ, "9 .i l:aot>M wit!\ -~. Al'*1-'-, PMtor Ol -Fl"l UflltiM ~ 011;tt11 off1<i.u119-,,,,.,.,.,_. wOI be I,, Wutmlnster Me.,.orl .. Perl! P ier<• 8 rol,,.rs PRINCETON, N.J . <AP> -The country's older cities continue to become poorer and less populated despite efforts at r enewa l in s ome urban areas. a ccording to a study. The rescue mission is costing $22,000, and it's turned up exacUy one female Lampsilia Higgins. -And only five have been found near the bridge dur· i.ng three government-funded searches in three years . ~·~·~·~~-V ... AUSOEU. HOWAllO C. VAN AUSOELN. ~ -.. 5'NI ~II. C.. P.ued •"'•V Ofl """"' '· .... a.---ol v ...... .,........, ,_ -··-·-i .... 1-of Mow..-d .,,,, AM VOfl Ausdltl<t, low· lfl9 ......,._ of Cr•kl -S.ndr• v .... ..-81>0 ,..,,,,,_ ..... Ill\ ~ ..... -,.,~Gell Mr v ... AwMl•I., condu~t.., •n IH>llohlerv llw!N·H In Se9 a..a., C.... for 11 _ ... __ ,_.......,.u. Sotel IN«tl U-Club -CM......, of C.....-rce. A tormw ,........,., of"'°' Seel &..al ~ Croa lie WH ectl..c tor ~ -" In -Sffl .,_., 80¥ ScOOlt• .. ~ -E•-.r See S<...,s.. ~ w111 ti. ,,."' "" r~ .... A"""" 12. l1'0 81 I OOPM •f IN Pecltk View 0..~I lltt..-nwnt •I Pacific V.... -1•1 P-. Pacrflc v-., Mott\wydi~on. WEISS HAflllY NEL!iOH WEISS. raidMIC of Costa Mew. C... P•-_.., .., ~ 1. ,.._ ~~ IPf ~n• VI~ ToN& .. ~ Milll. C:., ..,......,,,. tlliU cl Et PMo. h !IM. I ••~ndclllllelren •nd U 9re •t· .. -*111 ..... Gr------tC~ ...... • lteld• ..... .,, ........ 11. ,. .. fe•llAM .. ,._lflC V--mor-te t Peni. P.clflc vi.w __,., di~· -~ I *'k<:oltMICX MOl'TUAlllS Laguna Beach ~9'1S Laguna Hills 76&-0933 San Juan Cep.strano 495-1776 Ht!ICM LAW~. OUYE Monuary •Cemetery Cremetory .. 1625 Gisler Ave .. Cosia Mesa 540--S564 W.TZ•l•OM SNnM a TUTHal. MSTCLWC ....... 427 E 11th St COiia Mesa 6'6-9371 The study. conducted by the Urban and Regional Resea r c h Cente r a t Princeton University, examined a range of social and economic conditions in the nation's 57 largest cities. ··wE ENTER ED this research . . . witb the idea tbat some of the older cities have im· proved s ocial and economic conditions as a result of neighborhood investment and what is often called gentrifica· lion.·• s aid Richard Nathan. director of the research cent.er. "But when you look at all of the cities as a whole. there's no evidence the conditions of the cities are improv- ing,•• he said. THE REPORT. the latest in a series of studies Nathan bas done. updated previous studies with statistics throqb 1977. It showed the areas hardest bit by declining population and dropping income were Buffalo, N .Y .; St. Lo u is; Cleveland; and Newark. Phoenix. Arh .; Tuscon. Ariz.' and San Joee, Calif., were cities that fared well in the study. . BUT THE SEARCH GOES ON for the en· dangered species of mussel because "the Congress said we won't lose any species of critter If we can at all save 1t," explained Jody Gustitus, a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service b1olog1sl. Any Hi ggms Eyes that are plucked from the ri\'er bed are being moved to safety beneath another bridge. "How much is one mussel worth? Obvtously, that's an opinion question." she saJd. Three d.Jvers from Hazlet.on Envi ronmenta.J Science Corp. of Northbrook, Ill .. have turned up 7.000 mussels from the nver bed in two weeks, on· ly one of them the rare S-inch species. "It's like trying to harvest an acre of strawberries in complete darkness." said Tom Freitag, an Army Corps of Engmeer biologist. THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT OaDERED the searches after one Higgins Eye was found dur· ing a 1.977 environmental survey prior to construc- tion of a bridge. To make way for the new span, the old bridge will be dropped into the river -onto the home or the mussels -and then removed piece by piece . Always a rare mussel, the Higgins Eye is known to be found only in t~ upper Mississippi River and two tributaries. Biologists don't know why the mussel is so scarce, but pollution is blamed for reducmg its population, Freitag said. Another reason is its reproductive habits. Most mussels attach their larvae to any of several types of fish, but the Higgins Eye will use only a sauger . which is similar to a walleye. THE IDGGINS EYE, WITH a 1(). to ~year lifespan, has been classified as an endangered species since June 1976. Freitag said. Aft.er the first Higgins Eye was found at the Arsenal Brtdge, the government lo 1978 hired a company to search for more before coutructlna supports for the new bridge. Divers moved some 1.000 musaels but found ooty three male Higim Eyes, Freitag said. They were relocated to a marked area near another bridge. More Students Fail CLEVELAND <AP> -Public school puplla in Cleveland have been fallinl lo their stud.lea at an alarmln& rate, according to statistics revealed by the district board of education. Tbe ftprea show that 38 percent of tbe 7.112 toth cnden were not promoted to tbe lltb IJ'llde at tbe end ol t.be school year. A total ol eome 11,000 paplla. almo8t 13 perceot ol tbe enrollment in 11adel one t.brouCh 12. were not promoted to a blCber grade. Oftk:iala Nkt there waa an •unallJ b1cJa rate of ammteellm in Obio'• Larplt public ICbool Q'Mem duriaa a yea ma.rbd by the eta.rt ol partial del epesatioD and cralltowD tu.inc for at.out 18,000 pupill. Tbe year wu marnd ftom ()c. tober to .1~ bJ • ll·week l'trike bJ tea~. meet Darth Vader at Mervyn's He·11 be signing his autograph for the first 600 people in line! Meet Dar th Vader. the villainous leader of the Imperial Forces who strikes terror in the hearts of all those who champion peace and freedom. See this men- acing. heavy breathing Dark Lord of Sith at Mervyn·s1 • Darth Vader will appear at this store · and at this time only! ,.. Tuesday,August12 Mervyn's Huntington Beach 11 :00 a.m. Huntington Beach: 9811 Adams Ave. at Brookhurst St., 963-9731 Shop Monday through Friday 9:30 to 9:30 • Saturday 9:30 to 6 •Sunday 1 Oto 6 . DEAB PAT: TwO ~ ....... ID Mlp ln· dlYktuala .....,. tMir 1lmked NICMlft9I will be ~ at Onaae Cout Coilt .. UUt fall. c1 ..... .. =:.11111 =·· ( .... Bc••••ln 111) ... ~•& ··~ dMI ........... ~ ~ .......... = ................ .. .... .. ..... I ... lfll C• ..... . ............................. t :::: ....,. ........ an. ,,. dene wa :;.,....., ... na...,.,,.. .. a.1 •··· ................... ( ..... ac-la Ull) es•..._ wree ........ , .. • re1a&H &e ... ••il1n...._lllC ...... IM~elU..e, eeerp -ell WJ. Deell ... •ulaj lkUb wW be ................. yartety., pradkal ,,... ••• ... •• Mee wUI ........... ,. ., U.pU1yta1 . wen .. 8M -..e ..... e ...... uee. aad COii• ......... fte dale wW be lileW ...... ,.. ud ,.......,. h'Om tt:•·a.m. &o ..... Phoee 551-5711 fw...nlllf--adea. DEAR PAT: My unioo baa been on strike for the last few weeks and I am cunenUy receiving strike benefits. Should withholding be taken out o( these benefits? Also, ii I have to move to another city for a different job and sell my bouse al a loss, is that Joa deductible? T.S., Cost.a Mesa WH~ldlag la aot dedacted from strike beaeflh. Aad, tas aays that regardless of cun...a.-.es • ._. • the sale of a penoul res· Wncela8" ........ DEAit aEADE&S: A.re Y• famWar with the ,........_ el yeu pea• plu! Remember Ulat you retlremeM luappblesa depe9da • it. Take time to pt a eepy of you plu descrtptloe from you employer'• peuloa plaa admialstra&or. . • TM Employee lletiremettt blcome Secartty Act pl'Oride9 tat EUSA·COYered plus be detailed la a 0 ••mal')' plaa dftcrtptlcm." Tbe plH aboald espl• ace ud eervlee reqmremeata for ellllbUi· ty. C... .. w whedaer aenlee befon yoa are ellliWe ....U toward petasioD beedlta, ud O.Dd _. .. •t If llft.u la MHlff (time off or brief employ· ~ • • •• wMla ~ ftna) eMlld eoat M•e or all of &lie• Gk ,_••e eane4 •far. ~,,. U ,_ -' ,_ a a J $ .. jul a few ., ~·-·· 1•1987-,..llee•meor '' .U ti ,_. 'r 1111 • 1a1ftla. .. at .. e polat, at leut • 1111dea ti ... • 1• 'ti "9••e ea.reed are u.-.r• ... M<1•eJ~ Y•cAllllOtlolethese ••• ma..,.., J• lean you job. v--. ...Uy be&.iU after a ttrtalD period of llel"'riee. a.me plua may be fa.Uy ud immediately •e9ted. a..• ~r plau, a certalD perceaiage of ,...., ~ are ves&ff after yoa complete a specified ....-of yean. la u y cue, get a state__. el...-beeeOta for you records wbea leaytq a ~-COYered pe..-plu. Al8e lte aware of sVYIYWa' belleflta daat often ,., llalf ,_. replar .,..._ &o you nrvlvbag .,.._ lifter ,.... dea&ll. 1111& abtee yoa.r peuioa ,.,.-. ..._ be lower eada moatll II yoe ac- cept &lie Anl•era' beaeflt, yoe may wlab &o tleellae IL U ,.. de ... 1• mu& aabmlt yov de· ............ Plull7 ..... -If,...., ..... beMflta coUl M 1911& If JWI' e.mpuy pe9 ..a ef besfMW or c..-.. llCT In plaa. Y• may UH -e pr. . tedlea.,... ............. ~hr a.-e ..,.. .......... • flw tlllllf ., "K8Mr Yw Pt 1te= ...... fNm Cr 5 II' lllfw1Datlla enter, Dept. DCB. ....... c.. .... •• CONSUMER NBS8nion l ••ll• aad taalH of t ho .......... tc.....a.d Sat~. .... aa_ at Newport Bffeb•a a.II ..... cw.. c.a ...... ,,.,_!ee•I c1Mf1 prtpare a .,......., HawaUan luau. SP,8nish~I8D-~ge Films Scheduled ONE convona.nt -oent V for •II your Insurance -PA.-:1 MUl4 "'CI ellOUP 14'ollM., IJl-MJJ • In the communities on the Tex· u -MexJco border. • .......... c-. ..... llOMt p&,, chlclcea, aalada, trlM, ,._t l*'k cboot, ribl, taro Nit .a P.apaya are all on t.be -end .,._. '10 per person fOlt blt1udel t.bl even1n1'1 en. lertalmMftL Four Spanlab·lansua1• fUml about llalco wtU be 1hown on Friday, AuaJ:. u, at the Lacuna Beach branch library. The tree ruma, which make up part ol the Ubrary's Summer Spanlah Film Festival , wlll be1ln at 7 p.m. In the communi· ty room. Two other abort films will be ~====~~~;;;~~~~~~~~~ r.r~sented: "The New Car" and • 'We Will C«lquer.'' Reference Librarian Tony Ar· royo said most or the films bave either English subtitles or brief EngUsb commentaries. WILLIAM C. DEER, M.D. ANNOUNCES the oi:>enlng of his office for the general prac· llce of medicine, suroerv and oecupatlonal medicine. Tb• pit barbecue wlll be 1erved outdoor1 •n the Oull quaclrua.l• at 800 Mar1uerlte Avo., Corona del Mar. The first of the films will be an hour-loog documentary, "Mex- ico: The Frcnen Revolution," which will discuss the economic and aoci.a.I coodlUon of modem Mexjco. He added that the commuolty room has room for about 40 seats, so viewers should arrive early lo guarant~ a place. located a t 5911 HEIL AVE., (SUITE A) Tabl or nlne may be re-HUNTINGTON BEACH ~at Sprtngdale) aerv d, but a ll 1roup party Uckeu m\&lt be purcbued at the 11me time. Call 759·9472 lor furt h@r information. Next will Come a SS.minute movie, "Beautiful Borders,'' which looks at the everyday life Call 642-5678. Put • few words to work for you. (at Sprlnodale) <Suite Al Office ~ours : (714) 846-8778 8:30-5:30 Mon.·Frl. Al'Wl~e Tl' Star Mar gar et Trudeau will do an imitation o f newscaster Ba rbara W alter s during a segment of ••T h e Big City Comed y S h ow,·· television series be· i o g p r odu ced in Toronto. Device Reduces Gas Use T O K YO (AP> Toyota bas announced it will market passenger cars this summer with a n a u tomatic transmission that can achieve greater fuel effi- ciency. A spokesman said the "four-speed two·way overdrive" transmission was lhe first or lts kind, combining the conven- tion a l "oil " trans· rotasioo for low speeds and the direc ldri ve transmission for speeds h1gher than34 mph. lie said when the s peed exceeds that mark, the system will automatically switch to the direct drive, a nd that gasoline consump- tion will be reduced by about 10 percent when running at 37 mph. 1J. -rnf. tARL'1 M OQ\ll"lb l-\oU~ OF :fLIL'1 ~ OUR LUM8E52: l.t ARD gu ~e.D 1C> 1l·U~ QR.O~D. 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Be: Doi~ Bv5•tU:57$ A7 ~u~ .. -.~~~~· DAILY PILOT World's Richest Duck .-------------------------------------------- Race." Severa l De m i n g bu siness m e n a r e promoting the G reat American Duck Race lo behe ld at t he d u ck speedway at Court House ParkooAug. 24. One backe r . Steve Marlowe, said the Idea of a duck race "started off as a joke and it got out ot hand.'' But. be said, the race ••1 1 prhnarllJ to get some bllenafD·Deming a n d get out of o ur recession doldru:ml." lllyou If you've saved even a small fortune, Mutual Savings has a plan for you. Just invest $100 or more and open an account. It's that simple. Then you'll start earning the highest inter· est allowed by law. And that interest rate will be secure for a full 30 months. Even while other rates might be changing, your rate isn't affected at Mutual Savings. We'll compound your Interest dally, which lnaeases your annual yield. So you're reallyeamlng Interest on your Interest There's no risk and you 're islOO • getting a guaranteed profit From Aug. 7 thru 20, our 9.7C'fl, annual rate yields 10.33%. lt you're looking tor a short term plan with high interest. Mutual Savings still offers the 6-month Money Market Account With a $10,000 minimum deposit. you'll have guaranteed safety for 26 weeks. And both accounts are insured up to $100,000 by a U.S. Government Agency. We can't promise you'll make a million dollars, but at Mutual Savings you 're off to a great start. Sellout Espected for Patriot Game ..,,.... ... ...., ... ...., .... _ ,.. ..... Ma ......., ..... ved ..... ... ._ ...... ftlN ...... <•l::l.Wt tM New ...,Md htrtca at m ........ Carroll RoHebloom'I dream wWbeal'Mllty. A.a ~ ..uout of more tbu •·• 11 expected to welcome tbeir new bome&ownbel'Oe9. ... ft A80tJ"I' ,,.. 90LDCM1'l'8. in· ·i.nal problems, tbe qaan.rback coo· trwwu or tbe a.am owmr'a new mar· rtaae. tWa momeat will .._. to tbe ~ pie of Aut ti•. wbo ban been waWq aim•~ tor tbeir new tenutl to IDah • ama.I a.......-ce. Beeauae of tbe new structure of Aaallehn Stadium, the crowda will be cloee md intimate, which abou.ld not only please the fam but tbe players, too. For the ~ at least, the cheers will be a refresbiJal chance from the boos they'd become accustomed to in Loe An1eles. Due to team problems, a strong mixture of •eterana and rookies, both offensively and defensively, will be the first to take tbe flekl. Pat Baden will start as the signal caller and be will be joined in the backfield by numiag backs Elvia Peacock and CUllen Bryant. '° nu u. ¥°'1dl •t wide receiver. ,.,.. .., dt.aue iD UM olf-lve line will ftDd Poul Smltfi NPladnc UM AWOL Oenala HarTaii atrtOtpaard. ON DSFSNBS, TBS &Am will bave quite a few cban1e1. lnelucllnc aome cnaclal ooee aloq the left aide ol tbe llDe when Reale Dou wiU atart for Jack Y~ at defensive end; Georse An· chews for Jim Youqblood at linebacker; Dwayne O'Steen for Pat Tbomu at eor· nerback; and Jeff Delaney fort.be retired Dave Elmendorf at strong safety. Ironically, it will be Delaney wbo will be start.ial ahead of highly publicized rookie Job.nnie Johnson, whose contract bas been the center ol controversy throughout train· ing camp. Other changes will find Joe Harris al right linebacker for the slicbUy injured Bob Brucbinski, and Mite Fanninl at de· tensive tackle for holdout Larry Brooks. Of course, everything isn't peaches and cream with the Patriots, either, u t.be two combatants tonight lead their respective c()Qferences in holdouts. fenalve end l)ick Blabop, tallb9ck Sam Cunalaebam, cornerback llllte HaJMI ud beekup quarterback Tom Owen all f aillns to report. Tbua, New Eneland will start llatt Cavan.auO at quarterback wttb Horace Ivory ..a Don Calhoun at f1lllDinl bac:b. Coach Ron Erhardt indicated tbat flnt. strins QB Steve Grotan will be rested aod abouldn'taee much, if any, action. The Rama bold a narrow 2· 1 edge In tbe pre·HUOD series between the two, with their moat recent conquest beins a 1.S-3 ct. cialon in t.be rain lut year in Foxboro, Mus. "We're happy and excited to be play. tnc." says Coach Ray llalavui. "rm am· ioua to get going ud I know the fans are. too. "WE'RE GOING TO GET a chance to see a lot of people play, and that's eood· With the people who are miaalng it will live us a chance to evaluate their replace· ments and the rookies we have in camp." Both teams fmisbed the regular seuon with 9-7 records last year. and both are strong favorites to win their respective divisioos (the Patriots play in the AFC East). But. still, although the game is mainly for the rookies to work themselves on or off the team, there is an added aura about this coot.est. Su,bt iajuries to Willie lliller and Ron Smith will keep them on t.be sidelines, so look for ~Dennard .a Billy Waddy WHILE 'l1IE &AMS LEAD the entire NFL with five <fullerton Four plus Thomas), the Patriots have four with de· It's definitely an historic moment ... and one that will be treasured by the Rama and their fans. PAT HADEN WILL START AGAINST PATRIOTS. VINCE FERRAGAMO WILL AU10 IEE ACTION. 1 Rams' Soap Opera Tiro Dissidents, Georgia Return 87 JOHN SBV A.NO Ol•DlllfNlt .... Like any aooa soap opera, the Rama get better u the days wearCllL Take F.ridaJ, for instance. The cloak and daager affair that transpired at the Rams' Cal State FuUertan training site was a beauty to behold .• nar OP ALL the team's OWMI', Geal'lia Froatiere, came back to Southern California after • __.ve boDeymocm iD Europe. Sbe, tbm. promptly made her lint vilit s.wns.y to watch her Uoop9 ID ediaD aad got briefed abaftb 8fterward by Geaenl ==-0. JUoetennan As· 0.... llaDaler 'Jaclc Pa•lher and Coaeb Ray ....... -'° tlle camp'• Welt de•elopmeata cancentac tbe hllertm Paar pl• One. Nat•,,.. le...S tlaat Jac:t ·¥r-eca 11 md L8n7 Broab eat ftlldnl trip abort In J9l..wa ud retvaed to the 8"tlllwl ........ De-= wltb dlelr......... . tbeJ Ud a dnellaur merttnc with Klall -..SMala•ML ) tioned some numbers but we baven't~atall. "They said they bad talked to other players at the Pro Bowl and decided they were un· derpaid. They did oot mention (rookie) ·.iobmlle Jobmon's coo· tracL t told them I can't give them an inducement to return. They haft coatracta. U I eave them more money. I'd have a line fonaiDC at the door. The otber players would have to take a number like a delicatessen." Tbe beblnd·the-door session saw Yoanablood and Brooks imeakinc away before malring aDf comment. But Broob was found a short time later. thoqb. at tbe duo's new doth•n1 store In Oranae. BaOOKB nu.Ldidn't wmt to make aar com.meat on the boldoat or meetma. eacept to .. , . ·~= decided not to ft&bt tbiJ ID tlle pnu. "We bad a IODI talk and ma1be tt wlD cet worked out. Jast ...... coaple of~ to aee wbat tbeJ (tbe Rama> do. 1'bell ma,Jbe we ea talk.•• K.JmMma. meanwhile, wbo ls ==bard ltaDd aphwt ..... • M79 be 1mowa bow ~feel • ........ "-" ... frulaadlw ...... ~-111 ... .... ;r ... ._. ...... ..,.. •'(" .. -Mr lil9 " .. ,,., .............. ..,... •• 0 Alll-tllltWmt.ti ... _ ... Wlilll&I 'lliiet ~ ............ ... ~lflaMm•a ?•wllll a-... ra ,,.., •Ii.sad eea ... allM!l * W•••· •ataftid ._..,... .. Y ... , ............. Rt., ... ......... llW .......... .... 1117" Lopes, Dodgers On Top CINCINNATI <AP).--, Even Manager Tom Lasorda is im· pressed with the way Davey Lopes can ignite the Dodeer of. tense. . "It's amariq. When be gets on base, we score runs ," Luorda said after the a«ODd baseman went 2·for·5 Saturday in a vlctary over Clndnnati. Lopes came through •Cain Sunday, beltinl tM aecoad pltcb of the pine into tbe left.field seats and addinc three more singles in a 7·1 drubbing ol the Reda. The win vaulted tbe Dodgen into first place in the National League West, a ball· game ahead of Houston. LOPES, S.FO&·H in tbe t.bfee. game series, figured in all three innings that the Dodeen acored. Jn addition to his solo homer in the first, be singled in the fifth ahead of Steve Garvey's 21.St homer of the season. He al.so · chopped an infield hit.for an RBI in the eighth. when the Dodgers added four runs. His performance bad Luorda gushing with praise. "Davey Lopes today. be just inspired me the way be played," La.sorda aaid. "He played Ill· gressively, be played willingly, he played bis heart out. I buged him afterwards and told him I wuproud." Lopes aaid tbe Dod1ers needed the win Sunday became of their dismal road record. They finished ·tbeir lat.t roed trip at 4-3, malrinc them U-35 on the seuon. ''THIS WHOLE SOAD DIP was one of the most important simply became we were not win- ninS on the road," Lopes Aid. ··we mew comiDI to Onrinnatl we bad a chance to set buried or come out oa top. FortulaMely. we came out on top. Jt'a not easy to win two of three in Qndn. natl." Dave Goltz. 5-7, relepted to the bullpen a.roand the All«ar game break, went .... hmlap in the steamy 95-deCree bNt for hla lint victory a.a a starter since )lay U. Golla. llcned • • free acmt from 111.,.......a I.alt year, aakl be bu nlaud since acceptinebll l"CJUlbftrlt-balf. "I jlllt nude up 1111 mlDd it's ODe of tiMM ,_... tbat'I .... to happen. ..,... •• not too muda you cm do about It,•• Ooltl Aid. ClnelaaaU lla•a1er Jolul McNamara bad a 1lmp&e •· plea...., for tbe Recla' aec:cmcl CCIGNC!mlt• drubblq. OBER ON '1&4.CK KllLS CYalSI' 80ltOllA (AP) .. _ 0., Lnm . of ... ftmwllill1 WM ldllid ... 1 da7. Qoldm .... ...... ........ .., ........ . ..................... Ileen.••--••I ac;• .... TrMll drtntn 1111all1-a, ............... ........... ~·= na-. .. ._ ... ...._ .... • ''°" .... .... • • .,._VillleJB1 a·e1 . • Nicklaus Is Proud Seu New Goa/,s After PGA Win ROCHESI'ER. N.Y. (AP> -Jack Nicklaus. noting-the historic significance. said be couldn't have been happier to tie the record of the great Walter Hagen by winning bis fifth PGA cbam· pion.ship at Oak Hill Country Club, Hagen's home course. And now, with 17 major professional titles in bis possession, including bis fourth U.S. ()pen in June. Nicklaus loots forward to setting add.itiooal records in the future. .. MY GOALS RAVE NOT CHANGED after to- day," the •year~ld Nicklaus said aft.er winning the 62Dd PGA Cbampic:lmhlp Sanday with a four· day tGta1 ol 2"1•. a record·bl"eakiDC seven at.rotes ahead ol Andy Bean. "I'.e always wanted to win as many majors as I can, and once you tie a rec· ord, then you want to beat the record.'' Nicklaus, who plays a limited schedule on the tour, said be would go to Marion, Ohio next year and seek an unprecedented fifth U.S. Open title and then to Atlanta for a record·break.ing attempt on a sixth PGA champion.ship. "I've always enjoyed a sense of history, and Hagen being from here couldn't have made me hap. pier." Nicklaus said. "I didn't-know Hagen well. although I met bim a couple of limes. I feel very proud to have done it bere." NICJllAlJS. WHO WON a noo·winner for near· ly two years before winning the U.S. Open at Balt1.14rol, defended bJ.s limited schedule, su11est· ing that bis two victories in the four m.;or touma· meats -the others are the Masters and the · British Open -justified bis decision. '"I made the schedule change because I love golf amd wanted to play for a tons lime," he said. ··1 knew ir I kept a regular schedule. I wouJdn•t do that. I had just lost my in· centive for tournaments. but I never lost il for the majors. .. After what happened, it was right for me." he said. "I'll play a long time." Lee Trevino, one of the pre·lournament favorites because be bad defeated Nicklaus and won t.be 1968 U.S. Open at Oak Hill, lauded the performance of the Golden Bear. "He's unbelievable," said Trevino, who finished seventh with a 285. "He wailed 12 years to beat me here. "I never thou.gbt be was fmisbed," be said, al· luding tot.be Nicklaus dry apell "But I'm bis No. l • fan. He's still the player be med to be, it all de· pends on bow much time be wants to apend on his game. The best thing that could have happened is that be didn't win for two years when be bad all those outside imterests. Now he bas them all establiabed and he's playing more golf now. ..HE'S GOT TO BE TRE GOLFER of the year. Re's got my vote," Trevino said. ''Tom's bad a fantastic year but the Bear is hungry." Tom Wat.son, Player of the Year for the past three years and winner ol five tournaments and the British Open thus far in 1911>, finished with a ST Sunday to tie for 10th with a 288. Following Bean, who bad 7·281, were Lon Hinkle and Dr. Gil Morean. who were tied at 283. Hinkle shot 75, and Mor;::l.!I clioaed with a 72. . Gary Player , who b as bad to play againatNicklaus for most of bis career, also bad nolb.inl but praise for bis loogtime adversary. "Whal he's done is incredible," said Player, who fmisbed in a tie for 2llSth with 292. Were Faleom Bai•N!Jd By '74 Reavee Trilde? An.Alfl'A -Clmer ~ V• ........... - .._ .. _.... ....... • ..... a.alb Md .. 1IM. .... ~ v .. ... , ...... ...,. .......... a. .... .,, ........ ,...,_ ..... .... v ..... w ............................ .... * , ............ ., Naill ................. ,., ... ...... It......., ............ 11-,.., ft111• ... ,...... "99 tM llrlll 9'coe ta Ml 11 rt el ta. N..-.a PootMU Lape ,..,_. A.In rt16e V• NM ii ,_, hr.t w ot u.. ........... 11•11•1n. ·-n.,..,... ............... ft'• ......... di.at. .. •11....-·. .. I -· ..,.. aw ... '\ ... cue ... NW Vu NcU. U.. .. " •Rec hi ............ KJ., _....,ae. tar.. "MI .... it alwQ9 ii·~ hatMH." "'-..... w• ........ .._ .._ S9N ltrib, &Mat· tltMle ot mM1 F*-...,... ctn .... -ladudiq Vu NCIU'L "lb 9t1 1ta..., Me_. &M NPLPA." M uad. "Beck U... I ... ,_ Dlutu MIL«*. I lldll De to Dlu' tbe IAJM. I like tM .....,... but f plaf lw 'X' ... •tel dol1an ftnL" °"""'•a.............,,...._ U. .... ne..ammt from ..,.. aparU f-. Vu Nlt8 eaUa pro football a "labor· .._..,.. ---·· We're Ml......, a nadJ·made produd. T•'• awa1 tbe playen Md tbe coacbea and you have .......... Ila ee1mow1edae9 that tome fUI O'O" annoyed wit.b 1trike edtvttf bf tl00,000-•·,.... playen. "MY reeoUedlcm ii that lt bu always been anti·player," Van Note uid. "People ... • u overpaid and unde1 WOt"ked. But I know I've never felt overpakl. Belides, wbo created Ulla aiwadon?" In two seuoos, the Falcons center predicts, fans can n - ped another 1974. The curnat NFLPA acreement eods in 1982. "Writ," said Van Note, "let's just say I expect there t.o be protracted negotiations.·· -----q..c~ •I llw Da11----- Amy .ur.tt. after bitting an exceptionally loot drive en route to the U.S. Women's Open coif championship in Nashville: "I hit it with everything I bad-3'-C." 8altl .. reS.,eqs ~~~ Clutch •i.Jlt* by akJl De•.., and Edltie .• l .. rray and some sboddy Yankee fielding in tbe nlnlb lno1ng propelled Baltimore t.o a 6-S victory over New York and a three-game sweep of their American League weekend series Sunday. The win moved lbe red-bot Orioles t.o within 2~ games of first-place New York . . . Kansas City sent 12 men t.o the plate in a six·run fifth inning. then bung on t.o give De9ala Leoaard bis lOOth . Ill! . major league va. · ctory. 8-5, over Toronto W ... llld Laacford notched his eighth straight victory with bis club-record 15th straight complete game as Oakland beat SeatUe 6-1 t.o split a double-header. lo the first ~· former Mater Del IU&h star DH era aolo homer \eactine off t.be Utb ionlne gaV'e the Mariners a 2· 1 triumpb .. SWft McCaUJ went tbe route for Oaklud in loeint . . • Texas· Ga,._. PerQ DOtcbed bia Zl5lh career vtctory la a ill 4-2 triumph Oft!' Detroit. Perry walked OD· ......., ly ooe batter on hia way t.o tbe victory Du 8llill9ef' burled a six-hitter and Alu a.-~ tHeked ln four nms t.o apart Cleft1ud t.o a H second-game victory over llilwau.lltee. Cedl c-,et' knocked in three nm.a wit.b a double and a aingle and JUb CaWwell acattered five bill. leadinC Milwaukee to a S-1 win in tbe finl game . . . Toroat.o rookie manacer ...., Mattift and bis five· man coacblng staff were teb1red for tbe 1181 seuoe. lhltlwrlerd Gr• .. .tll,_,...-. ••~ J....., btlterford sai.Ded hia fifth cbam· • pionsblp car victory of the aeuoo Sunday u be crulaed to an euy lriumpb ln the Tony Bet· t.enbauaen 200 at t.be Wiacouln State Fai.rp'ounda Park in llilwau.lltee. Dlek a.-of San Juan Capistrano wu alxtb; ,-. MarUa of Irvine 15th; and Jelm Malaler of Newport Beach 18th . . . J~ Laftlle of Prance took ad· vantage of a slow puncture that forced pace-aettin& Alu '--to the pita with oaly fiw laJlll to So and went oa to win Uae German Gra•d Prix Formula O.e auto race ln Hockmbelm, Welt GenaU1 ••. .._ ...... of Sala Clar• defeated fellow-Calif .... ~ •• , 1 rU ud WOil tbe ~~ettbeBrtUUJl~ffl,inrwl~ ..,.._T .... ••••le .. ••w ....... Pltl .. .................. ,.. ..... .. •••••• Md two reUenn eoebloed oo 1 al•· ~tter • PkUbwP beat NladelpltJa, .. 1, to ~·.:.l'.tllll-a IAq\M ............. Sunda1. ~ ~ .... .. ....., a.dun betwMa t•llMI b)' ............ an.. kill tM opeMr 1·1 u .n. ..., •cv:, Mt 1• '1dor)' ud Tim r.11 droY• lD tar• rw aa Ute 11e1 al.nded Lbetr win atreak t.o Hvea tames ,, :t ! ' 1 • • ... n. Pb tFJ'a two-out RBI 11.Dgle la tbe n.1Dth l.o.niaC acored Dne WlllfttN • from dllrd bAM w1tb t.be wtDDlal nm aa Saa Dte10 downed Houston. 3·2 Hd IJ.Docked lbt Alb'oe out of l\nt pla~ ln the W•t.ere Dlvbloa ... Jerry...,.... •et· llDI • late 1t1~l. drilled • lWO·rUD· loaded •lnal• ln tbe a«00d lnDiDc to tri1· 1er AU&Dta t.o a 3-1 victory over San Fran· elaco . . . 9111 G•lllek... and Woodie h1•• eombloed on an eight ·hitter and ... Len.n upped a five-nm aeveot.b ...,.. with a two-run double t.o lead Moot.real t.o a 74 trtumpb Oftr Ute Cb.lea.co CU.bl ... 9W Al--tripled bome me nm witb two out ln UM fUlh inning and then scored oo a... • .....,._., double. lriHering t.be New York Meu to a 4·1 tnump6 over St. Louil. -----aa.daU Teda9 On lb1I date in baseball iD 1951: Warren Spahn of the ltllwaukee Braves scattered alx hJ\l ln defeating t.be Chicago Cubs. 2·1, for bis 300lb major &eacue vact.ory . On thia date in 1951: Tbe New Yon Giants fell 13"'i games behmd lbe NL·leadinl Broc>klyu Dodgers as t.bey reu to Robl.o Roberta and the Philadelphia Phillies. 4-0. The staee was Ht for the Olanta' mlraculous stttlcb run. perhaps t.be mo.t famouaSeptembers urgem baseball history . Toda.f's Birthday: Seattle Mariners coach Vada Pinson is 42 E'Otn"tlt-•tri~• P~ Dolpld• lt'I• Halfback Nick Glaqalat.o and quarterback [i] Dawld Woodley. both fourth·string longshot can-c. t dldates for the Miami Dolphins, each ran for a touchdown aod Uwe voa Sdaamau booted a 23· yard field goal t.o pace a 17·7 Miami victory over Del.roll in National Football League ex.hibitioo actioo Sunday ... Mike Platpps and Bob Anlllai pitched touchdown passes to lead the Chicago Bears t.o a 21·9 wtn over the New York Jets. Phipps flipped three yards to wide receiver James ~& to open the scoring. Avellini found running back Willie Mc:Cleedea w1tb a ::.r::: at.r\ke tri the lhlrd period ... Veteran wide receivers aAdlardl and Gleu Doqltty bave been adMd to lbe Denver roster ... Kea Stabler. ooe-balf of the most talked about off.season trade in the NFL. straps oo a Houston belmet ror the first time t.orught as the Oilers boet Tampa Bay. .~•lall Eqauds l''fttr·• ••t Tlmw &eoaldo Nebemlala of the U S. equaled lb.is • year's world's ~t tJme in the UO-rneter hurdles with a 13.23 clocking al an international track meet ln Cologne. West Germany Sunday Other standout performances were turned in by Edwt.D MOIN with a 48.53 win in the 400-meter hurdles for his 48th con.secutive victory and by Britain's Allu Wells who woo the 100-meter dash lo 10.19. Wells won the 100 in the Moscow Oly~l>lc' Games ... A sophomore linebacker at SMU was kUled in a one-car collision near Dallas. Pete Collins apparently lost control of his car and crashed over an embankment . . The St. Catharines Rowing Club ""°° its 20th consecutive Royal Canadian Henley Regatta ... Nucy Ueberman, tbe No l choice in the women's pro basketball draft. says she i..s "very clOM" to agreeing on terms with the Dallas Diamonds ... 37·)'e~Caoadian Jacqoes Remillard died of a heart ~t· tact wtille participating in the fmala of a re1.ua an Beaubarnob, Quebec, SUnday. collapsing at the wheel of his Class zm> hydroplane after completing t.be second turn of the fint lap . . . Outfielder Joe LefebTie wu recalled by t.be New York Yankees today in an attempt to shore up a porous outfield. T~R.Radio Followlno are the too sP0r1s events on TV tonight Rating~ are: .t .t .t .t excellent: .t .t worth watching. " ; fair .• t0<9et it. II I p.m., Channel 11 ../ ../ ../ ./ NFL FOOTBALL: New England at Rams. A.....uncen: Stu Nahan and Jim Hiii. The tonc;>-awalted adwnt of the Rams In Anaheim St6dlum will be televised llve In Southern Calltomla tonight In the extilbi· tlon season ()pener w ith the New England Patr iots. Pat Haden wlll start at quarterback tor the Rams tonight with Vince Fer· raoamo penciled in to start Sarurday night's wcond ~~ agalMt the Dallas c:owt>oys, also in Anaheim Stadium. RADIO Footblh -New Enoland at Rams. 8 p.m ., KMPC (710). BMetMall -Atlenta at~. 7:30 p.m ., KABC (7'90). SPORTS BREAK I TENNIS I BASEBALL OercRolb Purcell Dream A Little Short lNDlANAPOUS <AP> -Mel Purcell's lona~t dttam fell a little abort. but bis runnerup finish in the U.S. Open Clay Court t.ennil toumament still put t.be Kent.ucldan in rather select company. Only one other player. Jimmy Connors in 1973, ever bad reached the f&nala in any major tournament afttt ha vi.De t.o earn h.ia way into the starling field through quall.lying matches. NO ONE BAD EVER dooe rt lo the Cay Court tourney. Purcell breezed t.brougb three qualifying rounds last week. t.beo stunned one oppooeot alter another until he ran up agall\St Argentina's Jose-1..Ws Clerc in the final. "I WU pleased.'' Pur~ll said, ootwithstanding the 7-S. 6-3 loss t.o the etghlh·seeded Clerc. "I played well at times. but Jose really putt.be pressure on me "I want.ed t.o bave him oo lbe defe05ive. but be put oo the de· defensive and I couldn't do an)Clhing about it. He just had too mucb experience for me." Defending champion Connors. Guillermo Vilas and John M cEnr~ all passed up this year's t.ouroey to compete in an exhibttioo in southern France. "YOU CAN'T SAY how I would have dooe il t.hey were here, because tbey weren·t bere." Purcell said. "I still would have felt coo!ideot. but it would bave made it a lot tougher." The oe-w Asaodation of Teruus Professiooals ranhngs woo't be out for aootber week. so despite his strong f1.D.LSb. Purcell sUU wtU Lutz Captures Ohio Title GROVE CITY, Ohio (AP> - Bob Lutz overpowered Terry Rocavert of Austraha 6-4, f>..3 Sunday to WUl the sangles tJUe of a teruus tournament at Buckeye Boys Ranch in this Columbus suburb. Lutz, 32. of San Clemente, sroring well on his sttV'ice. cap- tured his farst Grand Prix tJUe smce lMt No.ember. He also waa the victor in the ftnt Colwn· bus t.oumameDl in 191'0 . "My service worked well at lhe right time." sa.id Lutz. a former Davis CUp star wbo as more familiar for his success as Stan Smith's doubles teammate. "l played the good points very well. "I was struggling midway through the first set, but the I started returning well and t.b1J1gs began to come my way •·I en Joyed those service breaks in the second set and J seemed to get stronger despite the heat. and I think It ought have gotten to tum." Lookmg to the future. Lutz said. "Tius win bas to be special for me besides the Sl3.125 paycheck. 1 feel so much more ronf1dent and I tbink my game LS I mprovia.g enough to make me reel good getting ready for the U .S. Open." have to qu.aWy for the Atlanta t.ourumeal next week. He cur· rently la ranked l$St.b ln t.be world . Clerc. • rillnt 1tar on t.be pro tennis clttull who haa turned ln recent victories over Connon and McEnroe. earoed $21,000 wat.h the victory. Purcell, who turned pro on hia 21st birthday three weeks ago. took home Slt.000 "He's a good player aod be has a good pualng shot." Clerc 'iaid ol Purcell. "He made It very tough for me today -much tougher than It was a week earlier at South Orange, N.J ." Purcell, the 1979 Pan American Games champion, said· "I feel a little dejected. But be outplayed me. Angels See Streak End; Move Out Jerry Koosman and the law of averages joined to put an end t.o a couple of unlikely streaks. Minnesota's 36-year-old left· hander executed his role as the Twins· stopper with a ~2 victory over the Angels Sunday aft.er· noon It haJted the Twins' losing streak at nine, and the An&els' string ol eome·from·behind wins at SlJC. · · Losing as contagious," said Koosman. wbo ~rded the lut M1nnesoui victory on July 30 agall\.St New York. "ll creates bad attitudes and pretty soon guys doo't have faith or coo- fiden~ lD themselves. "They lose their aggreasive- ness . When things start going that way. what you need is a s hutout by a pitcher and that's something we didn't Ret." The Ange ls' Fred Patek led off the fifth with his fll'th homer of the year. and one out later Dan Wlutmer stngled and conunued to serond as cent.er fielder Dave Edwards overran the ball for an error. Dick.le Thon and Rod Carew followed wtlb singles to make it a 3-2 game, and it appeared the An gels were Coin& to rally t.o V1ctory again. But Koosman got Dan Ford t.o ground into an Inning-ending doubleplay and the Angels' looeest winning streak of the season was soon over. ··Koosman doesn't throw the ba II as bard a.s be used to. but be threw some slow curves and got us to pop up." sa1d Fregosi, a former teammate wath the Mets. "J still think lua most effective pitch is his fastball. He stays out or the rruddle of the plate and throws inside enough to be effec· tJve." Today is a travel day for both clubs. The Angels go t.o Seattle to open a three·game series Tuesday nigbt. and the Twins bead t.o Oakland for the final atop ol their roed trip, with three games also beginning Tuesday DJ&ht. Bradley Passes Stern Test Baseball Standings ·01es~Ls· IMMEDIATE DELIVERY I. 11tm1u• MOO tWbor llwd. ' .°"98 .......... • -Her dolest competitor' at tbe day'• start was Carner, bo&del' ol the coune record at tbe IS~ yard, pu~13 St. Geors•'• Golf ad Country Club with a M. Camer luad alto won the tou.naament t.be previoul two ,.an lt WU beld Mre. -ON ftlS ISVBNTB BOL8 Sanday. abe can.cl a _..ltroke peaalb ., .... beneH t.o cut berleadtoa-...atroke.· -ADd. ftull1. after blinc cauebt bJ Carner OD tbl lab bole lbe bad to face the lltb, a par· tb.ree tJa11t Ud beeD toutb OD ber all week. She badn't bit tbe ...... tMn la three pnvloul round.a and for tbe toanaammt bad two pan and a qey. B• Bndle7 tunMd baa all tboM reuom for = ~ Wlta WU that nobody told ber abe ••J feel ablolaWy marwloul," Bradle uid.'' "It wu matcb ..a-1 wit.b JoAmae rtlbt ~m tbe flntbole." Tbe turmDc poAnt for BrdeJ waa t.be 11th. ''TM M7 waa my blrdie oa tbe Jab aft.er JoAW birdied tile 1.ltb, '' tbe Mid. ''I jmt tried t.o bloek oat wUt h•,,..S tbe pt'ftiOillt daJa ... Zillgiff and Wright Mew.-nd ""'*" lnau,.._ .....,.. ........ up...,. re•r? ~· . . , • AllEUCAN LEAGUE WatDtriaM W L Pct. 70 41 .631 GB Kansas City Oakland Texu Minnesota Chicago Aatela Seattle 58 S.S .Sll 13 S3 56 .486 16 41 63 .432 22 47 82 .431 22 44'5 .4N2S 41 70 .311 29 Eu&DtTWoa New Yon 87 42 .us Baltimott 64 44 .583 Detroit S7 49 .538. Milwaukee S9 52 .532 Boat.on S7 52 .523 Cleveland s.s 52 .514 Toront.o 46 63 . 4.22 ........ lellfW ,,.._ ........ 1 "--°" ... ,_, ...... -.oic....1 ... ~ .... 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There was nQ report from Newport Harbor Yacht Club oo tbe results of the Ahman.soo, Dickson and Corke tt ~rles sailed Ul cooJunctioo with the 66 Series. Laser Class To Pinckney NEWPORT, R.I. <AP) - Preliminary challenge trials ended Sunday with Australla leading the four·boat foreign field for the chance to break the U.S. grip on sailing's most cov· eted priu. the A~rica 's Cup. Baron Marcel Bich 's France 3 tarnished Australia's s terlimg record so far. defeating the 12-meter from down under by 1 :OJ on the 13.5milecourse. England's Llonbeart. with new skipper Laurie S mith at the helm. beat Sweden's Sverige in eight·k.not southwes terl1es on Rhode Island Sound by t :45. after the four boats abandoned an initial race for lack of wmd. The yacht Australia now has a 6·3 record. while France 3 is at 5 ·4 . L1ooheart at 4 ·5, and Sverige at 3-6. The yachts wtll meet again Thursday lO begin a serrufmal series that will put Australia against Sverige and Llonbeart opp~ite France 3. The victors will compete startrng Aug. 29 to decide wt:uch yacht will face a U S skipper, still to ~ ch<>!>en In Sunday's race. the French yacht beat Australia off tht' ~tartmg line by 12 seconds. Lhen increased the lead to 32 seconds by the f11-st mark. 30 :.econID. at the fifth before pulling ahead to: win by over a minute. In the other race, Sverige en-' joyed a nine-second edge at the s tart, but quickly lost it to Llooheart, whose controversial BOATING "beady mast" was said lo be better in Light air such a:s Sun· dav's breezes. , The Fre nc h Yac ht Club d'llyeres. wtucb 1s sponsonng the challenge competition. has protested the nex1ble mast and a dec1s1on is expected soon. The first race of the day was abandoned after I 53 becausl:' or virtually no wind . Australia rounded the third mark wtthin the time a llowe d unde r the rules. and then took more than a half hour to go anothe r 250 yards The Lion heart synd icate 1s SUl'd a prcl'>!> release expla1mn~ whv Smith was appointed to rep I ace John Oakeley. The release said Oakeley wa~ ca rr yi n g t oo m any rc-.pons1b1ht1es in the orcaruza· t1on to handle the skipper·~ job Jon Pinckney or Bahia Conn· tbian Yacht Club captured the Western Regional champioMhip of the lnternalJooal Laser Class Sunday at the conclusion or a seven race regatta sailed out of Newport Yacht Club. Osborn Wins Lido-14A . Pinckney scored 223-4 points to runner·UP AJan Ledbetter, San Diego Yacht Club. w1tb 241, Third was Steve Dreyer, Balboa Yacht Club wtth 36~. Se,•enteen L1do· 14l> and 11 Lasers turned out Sunday for Bahia ConnUuan Ya cht Club ., "L'' Boal Regatta !>ailed OHr courses m.s1de the b<1)' Onl) f1\·e boats turned out for . the Lido 14A class. The winner "ac; Bruce Orsborn. RYC Tht·rt· w<'re 12 entries 1n Lido J.tR The "inner "a~ Don Wiese. BYC Other trophy w in ner-. in order of ftn1sh were Geor~c· Fulton. South Shore Yacht Club. Gary Schaffel . WtndJammen. Yacht Club. and Geoff King. l....ikc M1ss1on VieJo Yacht Club Fourth place went to John Virtue, NHYC. 30:1. •. and h!th was Gordon Wanlass. BYC, 53. W1~r 10 tht> Laser Class "~ J im Campbtdl. M1~s1on Bay Yacht Club Second was Ste\e Rados. Newport Harbor Yacht Club. and third w a ~ Don Stoughton. Balboa Yacht Club There were 34 entries m the regatta with sailors showing up from Sao Diego lO Manna del Rey. r==~==============~ I \:: t'J'j'tJl1'-.....>lllOYI. rk' l. Victoria Wins Catalina Race Women s ailors appeared to have more sta mina than their male c:ou.nterpa.rts m South Shore Yacht Club's crew of two race around Catalina Island which started Friday rught. Twenty·slx boats started the race and only seven finished as light airs over the entire course frustrated the sailors. Two of the finishers were women skippers. First yacht to finish was Dave Calleoder·s Columbia·52 Victoria. Los Angeles Yacht Club in an elapsed time of 20 hours and 52 rrunutes. The big monobull finished 13 sttOOds ahead or the first catamaran . Freestyle. skipper ed by Jerry Wetzler. Capistrano Bay Yacht Club. Finishing 13 seeoods betund the cata marans was Gimme Shelter Too. a Catalina·27 skippered by Linda Barrow, Voyagers Yacht Club. with J ean Neely as crew. The other woman skipper was Dawn Smyth. Cabrillo Beach Yacht Club. with her husband as crew. Corrected lime results: PHRF·A -l. Victoria. David Callender. LA YC; 2. Llght <Santa Cruz·27> Dawn Smyth. CBYS; 3. Cats Pajamas. Carl Last, VYC. PHRF·B -1. Gimme Sheil.er Too. Linda Bar row. VYC. ~ -~ltj.'""t'I lkY~ lk. ... ~ 'I'm'-:11 .. ., ..... ,.. .. 11 ............. ,, •. :!Ill '· "r~•n r, ni..r • '"'"IJOn lk...,,h.I \ •r.!1,l,c1 FREE! FREE! FREE! 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CALL (7 I 4J 644-0390 CapoBYC ;2.Defiance.W:_:llli:_:Rodri.::~gue:.:z~.~C=B~Y~C~.~~::;;;;;;::;;;;;;::;;;;;;::;;;;;;::;;;;;;::;;;;;;::;;;;;;==:==:~=::===::=::~~~ IBDuo Qualifies John Shadden aod Mike Segerblom. both of Long Beach swept the junior national cham· pionshlp of the Snipe Class at Laite Carlysle. Ind. Saturday, both qualllytng for the world cbampionsblp at Minorca, Spain in Sep· tember. Shadden aJao rmilbed third in the aen.ior ft8• tional cbamplonahlp for the class. Winner in the senJor championship was Augle Dtu of Miami. Fla. who will represent the United Stat.es in the world champiooship at Mont.nkleo, Unniuay. Temerity Wins Temerity, skippered by Ted Kerr. Bab la Corlat!Un YKbi Club, was the lint boat to finJab in tbe Intern•· tional Offshore Rule Clau A dlvlalon of BCYC'a S.Ota Barbara Pauqerace. Temerity was er· roneoualy reported aa the winner ln PufOl"llWICe Raad.leap RaeiDIPlell. Seeood LD IOR waa Spirit.. 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A rn!TCdur~ ~ '" °"' ·--~·h ~ v ""'ptutt··~ ....,.J•O>I lho• ho..1h rc>..i nl "°""! ,~.,,,, \I, ~h th~ 5hop,molh Ml'Jn\ I/ Y')IJ C.tfl do~ ~ • """ "' 0 h«tton °' ,,,.. ~ ~ 0"'"' \OU lht" r...,. ~ r.""~~j .....,n.."'°I> IOOl"o in Of'<: m.rl'tor>,. " 14tJlt> ....w d dnn Pfl"' 11 J,,,.- ~ " ~ bonfVI tndC'tl-·•"'1 0<'""1 •lfl l'tout w~h "' ~ ....,,n •bQvl .,,,. Shopsmlth MARK V the tool to start with ••• the system you grow with! I ~1 nt.1' M . \f'u f'4" "'-.M ~..,,..mart• mtlf'W"''¥' .. "' • ,~.,,, dlrKI w-wit '""'II ~ •o pr n t~ l"O't·....J tud Shopsmith R:. nw WOodwoA"'Q ~Y ,,."-....... °'-_.........,...ft.),, DIMONSTRA TIOMS DAILY AT: HOL9AY ... SAN~.-WAT-~S.Dn' COSTA.-.. lUIL'nm ... IM IAT.a-.1w MoteAT, AU.. 11 • f tt « UIMADUKI "I'm atrald I made a mlatake when I told him either to shai>e up or shlD out!" SHOE . MOON MULLINS L,At>Y PLUSHBOTTOM IS IN MOURN IN~? MISS PEACH ~ t MAVf eceN 5eEtN6 A 6UC£,. WMO I.'MC~AZY A90CAT: I LOVE HEINU '"4e~. z·ve HEN HAPPY 51Nce z•ve 'BeeN S!EIN(i He~. THE FAMILY CIRCUS by Bil Keane "They're not sending me to the showers. I'm just going to the bothroom." DENNIS THE MENACE PEANUTS B• II FUNKY WINKERIEAN by Ch•rlts M. Schull I MATE IT ~ 8U65 CRA~ C1t'ER 'rOOR TOES by Tom BatJuk -ri.AT'!J INTERESnt.l6 I WHE.RE 010 QOU 6€.f "THAT ~IRi ~ I P1U<£0 fT uP AT A L.~E.NCE WEUC ~RT lA5T YEAR ! WHlJ ~ WELL I tJOtJ JU5 T ()()NIT 5€.E'fl.IAT MA~ ~ ZIMMER 1-~lRTS AROOND ! by Jeff MacNelly by Ferd & Tom Johnson HfR F,AV'*ITE CREDIT CARD HAS BE'EN CANCELED- by Mell Lazarlus GORDO JUDGE PARKER WHEN HER HU~eAND oUDDENL.Y APPEAR!> AT ~PENCER FARM~. MTH DElACORD fURN~10~AM DRIVER FOR ADVICE.' ~EFORf Ae&eY lET5 e1LL IN, YOU HAVE A DECl~ION ro MAKE, e>E'TH' AUNT F RITZ I··· YOU KN OW T~AT NEW BROOM YOU LEFT OUT SIDE? DRABBLE ~ 1 I l I • FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE ~NG OSRlAN 18 HERE Wini Ffl~Y 1l6TH RO£, vo...a DR . SMOCK L.OOK, 'f'He F>A"f"I eN'T' IS Ct,..UTCHING A HORSE::SHoe,A FOUR -L-eAF Ct..oVE!R ANP A R Aee 1T'S FOOT.' {oR No.~J ~==.i 0 Af.JO RAPID A10TOR ReSPOr.JSE rt> .STtMULA TtON AS Ol~TIN&t)ISHe/) 'P~~,6 • I CAN ONLY lf.ll YOU V.HAT I 'THINK YOU ~HOUt.D DO' ACCORDIN010 THE PHY!>I· CIAN WHO OAW YOUR DAU0HTER. M ELANIE NEEOO PeYCHIAfRIC HEl..P' by Gus Arriota by Harold Le Doux by Tom K. Ryan / (' by Ernie Bushmilltr ., ... -----... ,. ----...... ·..---..-·--#---- COMICS I CROiSWORO l • . ;llG GEORGE by Ylrtll Partch "Are you trying to rattle me, Cosgriff?" by Kevin Fagan by Lynn Johnston -NOT SO FRST, DOC.- by George Lemont --~~~~~~~~~~~ .. G<Jess SHE: HE:ARD YOU WE::RE:: GONNA f>Ei HE:R S U R G E:ON, f:H, KIDDO? I TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ' 2 ' 4 ,. UNITED Feat\q Syndate S.turday • Puute 8ohed BUSINESS I STOO<S Monday'• CloailllJ Pri NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS .1 ' Mondity. Augusl 11 1980 N DAILY PILOT 11$ Dow Jones Final Up 9.39 CLOSING FIGURE 984.0I Housing Money Goes Unused By JOHN CUNNIFF ·~--·-..... NEW YORK -Money is slowly becoming available for housing again but nobody seems to be getting very ex cited about il, an unden1tandable reaction when you r e cogoize the doubts that harass the m arket PotentiaJ buyers, uncert.aln about their futures, are holding back. So are builders. And to some degree, lenders are too. Somewhere out there 111 the futur e there is a tremen dous demand for ho using . alm~t everyone associated with the indu~try agr~es. if only bec·ausc of the high level of family formations now occunng BUT BUILDE RS ARE WARY of returning quickly to so volatile a market. a m arket m v. h1ch they see themselves as possible v1ct.Jms again of the sudden boom-bust cycle that Ol' curs wtth mcreasmg frequency Buyers arc shell-s hocked by high pnces and h igh m terest rates Allhou~h the latter have fallen, they didn"t manage to get much bPlow 11 percent Meanwhile. pnct: rn.es already have been reported Lenders have resumed act1v1t1e!\ 111 :.Oflt' areas. mainly btcaui.t they havt stem med the outflow o f !>avmgs hut their attitude 1s probahl)' chanJ?l'd forever They are lesi> willing to c•omm11 for the long term While 1t v.111 takt: time. and r,ome .-.t-mblance of s tability, to ove rcome the feitr-. or buyers. 1JUllder~ and lenders. t1mt-isn't standing i.t1ll m a de mo ~1 aph1c sen<,e "hat 1s. lht· numb..r ot nev. fam11.J~ I!>· uq~in~ CUHHlf'f" AS A COrJSEQ U ENC t:. IT 1:-. v.1dt:I) agreed 1n thl' hou~1 ng uidu..-tr), a hous ing '>hortage of immense prop<>r t11m'> I!> deve.op1ng lnt-v1tabl>. they -.ay, ix:itenllal buyer' V. ill have to d ('l. If only OUt Of de:.perat1on The r~uJtmg i.tram or big demand and onh moderall- ;wa1lab1hty 1t 1:. <lbO v. 1del) agr~ 1s hkel> trJ forr e up price!> and int<:r<·'>l rnte'> f'\:en more over the ne xt tv.o year<- The sulut1on Jpp<-ar-. to be 111 somehow giving bu1lderi. and lender., a-.surdntt• th<1t they won"t be pitched mlo near bankruptcy again hv .,.,, lid nuctuauons in money market& o'er which the y ha\'(' II ttle <·ontrol. L"nfortum1teh . 1f 'ou speak to either builder!> or lcn ders )OU will he<.ir a 11,t ,,f redSOns .,.,,h> they have ltttlt· faith m the future 8U1LDER.S AND REAL FST~TE groups are funou.c;. 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Mllt'CO Velentl, Oellld L.-"errnan, Unda Hopi!-(RI I OAT'N) GAME 0 AllCHEW8 AEXHUM&AAD II) OETSMART 5"'et1 mutt find a KAOS agent In t,,_ CONTROL lru>fft9 9dloo4 TUBE TOPPERS .. CBS, NBC, ABC 9 II D -4:30 and 5:00 -Democratic Nat.10liar Convention. Ll ve covera1e from Mad.laon Square Garden ln New York . K1TV • -8:00 -NFL football . Los Angeles Rams vs. New England Patriots at Anaheim Stadium. KABC D -9: 00 -"The Bridge on the Ri ver Kwa.i." British prisoners-of· war forced by Japanese to build a jungle bridge. Stars William Holden. Alec Guinness . •• CAl'TVED A8C .... ,, •• MOYIE • • • "Ri ver Of No Return" I 196-41 Robert Mltctun. Mertlyn Monroe A ~. "'9 -end • berroom entertainer eeceoe on • rett from Inell· en attadl • and a aenltter ~ ""'° It Intent uoon finding ''*" ( 1 Iv • 46 min) 9 8AANEY Ytl..l.O While WOjO --wtth "'8 ~ lo"9 .... Bar· _, .. llMlgt>ed • pr-etty. f.,,,... oetect!YL (R) -Ml>NGHT- 12:00 • TAl..D Of' T'Hl UNEXPECTED .. A Olp In The Poof' A peta- Mftg*f (Jeu WHtont a~d a IU•ury linet decldM tnere la onty one WW'/ he CM! wlr> the .ntp's llUdton pool • NIOHT GAL.UJn' "You C.,, ColM Up ~. M"-MMen" A ~tlat ""~ 10 llWll bMe met• ... intOgold 12:21 all aAAHlY -..i..l1' ~---ltrik«t ttio aqua.en ..,,,. epoenOldt.s (R) • NATIONAL NeWS • HOGAN'S HEROES 1:00 u T'OMOMOW au.t• ....... Jeni Ad-. ~ for kiting pttlenlt in a La V99M rioapottl. end ,,.. l9Wy9t Melvin Belt'9. 84erQ Jaoow " ™' IWl..EMAH A younQ couple, lr ..... "'9 ()ti I W'90" tfe;ft, ~ trouble t0< .it ot Nonn Forti ., MOVIE • e * "Seckfle T ,.mp ' f 19501 Joel McCrea. Wan· oa Hend<t>. All unafftC>t- llOUt ·~ llet>d entr"81· ed wttl'I the ..... _ ol lou< ..,,.,... get• lnllOIWd 11'1 the feud"' end ,_.... of • r.noe-11,.,,30,,...,.1 1:aG I" NEWS 1:36 NEWS 2:000 NlW9 2:068 MOVIE *** 'A 0-And Pr-.. ent Oengef" ( 111691 Hiii Ho!Orooll £.G ~ The-of a US - et!thu..-ticatly ·~· IM ptoblern ol "" pollution .. • movte to'* tr....O. - 0..0 ot ••tPl'I.-(2 In I 1t:a0 " OS. AVf'Jf'( "CM W11 At Oeedwood" 2:30 ti) NEW8 JOHN DARLING Tw1dat1•1 Dat1d~ Moele• H*». • * "Hwd 8olled Mihonto(' I tt47) 8-y ~ ~ Oot'cey The 8oYt find themHlvee lnYOl\l9d Mii\. • myet~ end • mob ot oeno-ten wMr> lfleyMIOUltn~of• ~ledV (ltw) -AFTERHOON- tt:GO ••• .,. "Mc>Mwlc .. ( 196411 Scott B<ecty. Rita Gem A man end Ns Ind.all ...... maneoe to peaty t,.. recMlol temc>eir• at lneliana on the wrpeth auein•t -.. MCttert I 1 hr • 30 min I •••• "Cernlk" ( 193411 Greta G arbo. Robert TeylOr A ~aumottve Frenc:t> coun-IMla • tregoc romance ( 1 .... 50 min I ...... ~ Stofy"" (1961) Qtl °""It' IM. a.-,.,.._, A New Yott& City ~ 1111-*• .... .......... ~ .... unt• ... "'*" beOlrl ~1110 In .. C*tONI • ofl-OUty ... _, ~ ~(2"") , ••••••• 'The~ .... Old lady" (1*1 ~. EJlenne 9wry A Mde1e -Oltllen "'°" denly deClclM tNd ... .. '°' the IWIO. .0 Me pro-OMde to "llC)IOe ue>" IN ~ ... ._ ..,. (t "'~ 30mlnl ~-•••''The nwM .....,..._.. .. (19351 Welffll Abet. PU U.... In t7• century Fr-. lflr .. dMNnQ~~- 10 the eid at l(Jng LOIMe XIII -IMy ...,, "* Ille cretty CHWIC. Cetdlnel ~ ... ~· ~plot~lllrn.(2 lnl OJ) .... "II'•,.. Sllllnt w orld · 1111en ~.,, WllMty. Tommy Kiri! What's Missing? What are you missing on the major c hannels t onig ht because of the Democratic convention'! On CBS. Channel 2. the entire lineup has been shelved for the political spree - that includes "F1o." "WKRP in Cincin- nati." "MASH ." "House Calls" and "Lou Grant." But you'll get a John Wayne movie, "El Dorado," atS·JO . NBC. Channel 4. will sacrifice "Little House on the Prairie'' and the Monday Night Movie. offering instead "Consumer Buyline" at 9 p.m. and "Circle of Stars" at 9:30. The best bet among the major chan· nets m ABC (7 >. which is atring the Oscar· wmning "The Bridge on the River Kwai" at 9 o'clock. following its convention cov- erage. Fans of Monday night football can get the first taste of the new season at 7:30 on KTTV. Channel 11. wben the first of four Rams ex.htbttion games "'ill be aired live from An aheim Stadium. by Armstrong & Batluk r-~~~~--~~~~~--. Demoeratic Convention Pro1nises TV Excitement By PETER J . BOYER LOS ANGELES <AP) -I! anything can slem the c urrent Ude of sentiment against three· network. gavel-to-gavel coverage of political con· ventions, tbis week's prime lime gather of Democrats ought to do it. This one figures to be fun. And, where TV had to really work lo get a hand in the Republican proceedmgs last month (a II thre~ networ ks firing the Ford·for-Veep rumor), the medium has already been cast a mea· ty role in the Democrats' convention, even before it has begun. All three networks began coverage from New York's Madison Square Garden today earlier than they'd planned. That's because of a compromise between President Carter's forces and Sen. Edward KeD.nedy"s forces lbal put convention's starting time several bours later than originally scheduled. Why? For television, of course. By starting the convention in the afternoon, television will be there in force to cover the crucial debate over a proposed rule binding delegates to the candidate they were elected to s upport. Kennedy, who bopes the rule falls so that pledged Carter delegates can jump sbip, wanted the debate on national television. He got it. In return, Kennedy's folks agreed on fi ve plat· form issues, eliminating some prime time bicker- ing. Still. discussion over the economic plan.ks re- mains, which. with the dump·Carter endeavor, ought to provide plenty of.excitement. . With the Republicans. you'll recall, the NOW PLAYING -· ........ cmm "'" • cmm ..... ,....., .. """"'""" 191 393!1 c-.... ~ ....,,...., ~ ~· ... nufll awaw·1-SIP IT._ .... UiOllAI...., . l• TOIO lilt·~ Ol1n9t l39-lno _________ ,. _______ _ "Suaeeds glorlously.'' -...INn Vll/ltftt. Rolling Stone networks had to content themselves with idle musings over Ronald Reagan's choice of a running mate. Thal is. until Walter Cron.kite and Gerald Ford got the "co-presidency" story gomg Anyway. this may be the last time the three networks go at it full blast. and at for certain the last time Cronkite will preside over CBS' cov. erage. It figures to be a good watch. Cronkite. incidentally, will be reuruted Wlth Wuntry Music Hoedown Tonight Four hours of root·stompin', hoedown mualc highlight Summer Festival as KOCE. Channel SO, hosts "Cliffie Stone's Country Showdown" tonight at 7:30p.m. Originating Uve from the Golden West Colleee Amphitheater, "Showdown" features a poup of country western st.a.rs Stone discovered during b1a years in tbe business, as well as debut performances by future bluecrua penooalities. The first two hours of the eveo.lo1's Un telecast fa.od.s Stone reuniting Molly Bee. Jimmy Wakely, Don Gibson, BUfy Liebert and the Carolina Cloggers in ''Hometown Jamboree." a revival ol the piooee&g Los Angeles television show which be hosted. "Jamboree" continues for some two hours and also includes aome new faces of country and bluegrau music. ··--~'--. .!'.!~· ~ ----·' ~ ·•· ....... _,. SM1tl Ml !>* 14" --.·-·-·· llullllllgllll8-ll M.o3N -· ~COMJ Uglllll 8aic11 494·' ~ 14 Bttwem ltrw+• ~-...-.. DE~ YVES MONJlUllD IOMY 9CHNrJDEa ...... ~ NOWPlAYING ' • Eric Sevare1d. v.1th whom he has covered conven· lions since 1952. Alas. lhe erudlte Mr ~varead will only make brief appearances. at the end of the first and last day's coverage. CBS Wlll have no spe<:ial ed1tJoos of "60 Minutes" during the week. as at dad with the RepublJcans. Jett.m g a scheduled Sunday night "60 Minutes" session with Dan Rather and President Carter stand. ABC. on the other hand, Wlll mterrupt tts cov· er age of the convenlloo every rughl. Wlth spec1aJ editions of its "20-20" oewsmagaune I a•..;~;; drter the convenuon on the West Coast> ABC 'Ally went to "20-20" on two nights wtlh the RepublJcans. and probably figured it could use the help thts ume BRUBAKER (A) IJ"U ·l"-·11 ,_t .... URBAN coWaoY (PO) ,~, .. - NO~~JPO). A FANTASY. A MVSICAL. A PUCE WHERE DREAMS COME TRUE m & u'•vtllSAl Por• "t '-".. ... ...,., ......._ -........... ,. .... NOW PLAYING llWIMl' ... Till Costa Mesa ~O· 7,444 llW ... '~WUT WestmlMlef 891·393!> ClmllM( Oflngt 634·2!>!>3 ~4'Clf IC & ......... Anltllllil 879·9850 ~s-;.J .-u ~,...mo ,_~ ......... lllH T'lllC1I 0 ~11,.._,.. I CCO .. :rc• .._. ...... ca-- ., OMl \llCJ(JI ,., M>WlmO .. __ ...,. .. __ "AIRPLANE". ,,.. "XANADU" (PO) 4114 .......... ..... _, --··--._"'"" .... ABC hm!ihed thtrd in the ratings for the GOP COO\ cntJon, its r1rst convenuon performance under ne"'s d uef Roone Arledge. and understandably so. Whale the Frank Reynolds·Ted Koppel banter was as sardoruC"ally amusing as any. ABC was embar- rassingly t>ehtnd on thl' George Bush candidacy, the onl) leg1umate nev.s development of the week. And even on that ··co-presadency" rumor. ABC seemt'd to be C'hasinJ: CBS and NBC !'BC. O\erall. ~ave the steadiest .average or the Republicans. with lhe cooly profess1ona1 team of Oa\ 1d Bnnkley and J ohn Chancellor guiding the proceedlllg" A s1m1lar performance this tame wouldn·t hurt :"BC :-.'ews· efforts to forge back an front of ABC tn the E.'v entng news derby. Now! Two Great Tastes in One Great Meal. Fish & Chicken $239 •A crispy flah fillet •Two hand-cut boneless .. whltemeat Chicken Planka9 •Freah cole slaw •Golden f ryea _... ..... -... ,. ....... .. ~ c ' I EN iERTAINMENT --·-*' M a1809 'l'llOILU UlC:.. Sdt l • "4W.,3'Orife11 HOU..YWOOD (AP> -A btUe ewpect, please, S.IMI 511 ·-m •>lll JHJ for RodDeJ Daocerfi•ld, lhe movl• Idol". ... M -.,....., I Not too mucb reaped, m1Dd you. That could UA c:..a o ... ,.,.. ,:: '=*'.;.~ dam a,. t.be lm•1• ol lbe COG*Uu wbo has mlde l2'9l!!··!!~_!IM~~!!_J::::::::=:::!-_J Hlf-~Uon. totte1e tndutt.ry. "' ... _ .... _,,,,_ AIUtAHl(NI , ........ ,.. ..... 11 .. "llUI UOOOW'(ll) ... a.II .... , ....... 11.- '"MO .ums· .,., LOA.Dm wrrH ltOCtc STAn -~-·IAT,W a 4 It I t -~ ... ~ .-~~-"''" .. --11»1' ...... IMI• 0.....,,1 ld lloutbed into lOWD to b~lp mote b1I D w Cuablun Rupeet." and the Orton· Warner Brothor film "Cad· dy hie•." ln which h COIUlrl with Chevy ChAM. Ted KN.&.ht, and Bill Murray At a lu.nch lat.ervlew in a S unut Strip reataurant. D1n1erfleld was tn 1 r!ne. grumblinl mood His orange juice was s low tn coming. He had been reqwred lo rise early for a radJo talk 1how . He lS a DAMGHf'•ELD nlgbt penon, 11peod101 much ol tus Ume m smolty olgbt clubs. ONE THING GAVE BDI PL£AStJaE: ''Got a little dnmk last rugbt and went to the Comedy Store. Robin Williams was on. and I started beckl· in& him. ·vou and your bleepi.ni Popeye!· I said . Oh. it was fun." "Caddys back" 1s not his fU'Sl movie. He dJd something called "Tbe Projection.lat" 13 years aeo. playing "a bat with a black cape." "I still doe't understand wha at wu aU 1boul," be added. "It WU I tow•budilt movM, the klDd that )'OU wmt to locaUoa c. tbl labw17." To take advaota,e of the ~ boot:DMt, the mov1e •now p&ayina lD Mee!tettu wtt.b bl.a name iD Upu. Dan,,erfleld plays a ''DOUHau ricbe l&· noramua ' IA "Cedctyaback," ~ wu wrtttea by NaUoGal IAmpoonen DoualM s.mey ud Brian Doyle llurny and Harold Ramil. The latter abo directed. W111LE BE ENJOYED WO&DNG with the other comicl in Ute rum. o_,..neld isn't lfftinl a movie catMr: "Too much waitlnc around. The same wttb TV aeries. I get offered ab or Hftll a year. I'm not interested. It's t.oo mucb wort and too much memorU:ing. I was brouabt up OD live en· terta.inmenL 1 like that immediate feedback ol people laughing. You do a comedy seeoe in a mov· ie, and they~.· All n,bt. nobod)' lauch. • " With b1a poached eu eyes and bi.s rounded figure. Daqerfield resembles a harasaed paint salesman. which he once was. He wu boc'P.lac:ob Cohee lo Babylon, Long lsla.od, a years a10. played small·time n.lgbt cluh6 as a comic named Jack Roy. He married a sincer and bolb decMSed to quit show business when be was 28. "To me. love ia important. not the roar of Ute crowd." he explained. ''But. sometimes love doesn't work out.·· For a doz.en years be told pai:nt ( "1 colorless job"> and lived a normal. hence boring life. Meanwhile. he kept writing ;<*es, many of them emerginp from the sorrows or a man who was divorced. remarried and divorced again. HIS SHOW BIZ LIFE BEGAN acaln at 40. At 45. be blustered hi.a way into an Ed Sullivan re· hearsal. eonvulsed Old Stooeface and became a semi-regular on the Sunday night show. Two years lat.er Dangerfield clicked with Johnny Canon. and • last mootb be played "The Tonght Sbow" for the 6'&h time. DUl«faeld. who acquired h.Ls name from a nlgbt club owntt early tn his second career. declined to settle in Beverly Hills. like most suc· cessful comics. In.stead, be opened a New Yon night spot bearing b.ia name. and lt remain.s a moneymaker after 10 years. ··Because of a mant.al situation. I was left with two kida," be explained "For eight yean, I didn't work anywhere else but my own place. Wbat are you going to do when you've got two kids to bring up.'' The children are Bnan, 19, and Melan.le, 16. DANGE&FIELD woau eAaD, trying out bis own material (be buys a few jokes from others> al bis club. He doesn't worry too mucb about money (''show people are overpaid"); the immediate laughter is his reward. . That plus tributes such as the late Jack Ben· ny's: "Me, I get laughs because I'm cheap and 39. Your image goes into the soul of everyone." . J)jckens Tops Shakespeare? LONDON CAP> -Somethinc's rotten in the Stale of Engla.od. So says Trevor Nunn. artistic dinctor of the Royal Shakespeare CompaQy, wbo deGiea a rumor running rampant tbele days. It seems that the succeu of the troupe's pro- duction of "Nlcbolu Nkkelby" by Charles Dickem pr'OID.pt.ed someone to put up posten pro- claiming a change of the compaQy's name to the "Royal Dickens Theater." In addition, letters oo seemingly autheotic stationery weot out offering actors a chanee to appear in future productiom. Shakespeare might not have cared bowe.er. "What's in a name!" the bard once wrote. "That wb.lcb we call a rose by any other name would smell u sweet.'' ''A IEn'ER-FILM THAN 'ST AR WARS' ••• " -TIME MAGAZINE ....-..... ~ •, ~ '•'• -... ~-.;.~ OM. y Pll.01 117 Q: 06da't tkat deUpthll ~lier, llJfOD Colle•, make more appeara•u• o• Uae Ed S.Wwaa ..... tllu uy ~r eomedlu! -Carl Erbe,NewVork,N.Y. A : Not quite. Marlo Lewis, who created the pro· gram with Ed and spent 13 years as his co· producer. must have the mental capacity of a computer. In his bright and funtertainlng memoirs, "Prime Time" ( pu blisbed recently by J .P. Tarcber of Los Angeles>, Jhrlosays. "It was Alao King who eventually made more appearances on the Sullivan s how than any otber performer. Puffmc OD a big cigar, ooe flnter ln his vest pock.et. Alan as· sumed a posture of pro- round wiadom as be said. ··Ed Sullivan does absolutely nothing . BUT-be does it better than anyone else!" I l ' "All durinl bis col· ossally successful career . Sullivan s tumbled. bumbled. stuttered. sputtered and COHEN t t f muttered. He introduced Roberta Peters as Roberta Sherwood. Shelley Winters as Shelley Berman Jack (not Jimmy) Carter. who made 28appearances 'Glad You Asked That' by Mwily1t Oftd Hy Gardtt« since 'Toast of the Town' was launched. s aid Cwhen Ed was clinicaJJy ahve l. 'Sulb van 1s the only dead man bostJng a live show rr Mount Rushmore nttds anotherface-SuJLivan can go Just as he 1s ' · " I BUT THIS COLUMN "'AS supposed to be a ' rundown oo Myron Cohen so let's get anto bas l story. "On Ed's show." he proudly recalled when we caught bis act recently. "my contnbutaon. at least 32 times. was hmtted to 3•,, minutes. all meat. DO fat!" On a stage or 111 other TV vanety revues or specials. the debc1ous d1al~ltc1an who mints mirth t.altes bas lame and tells a book. not sends a wire. "I'm telllng 1l bke 1t as these days," he confided. so all around us could hear. an several diale<'t.S -rfitclured Yaddlsh, Ital.Jan. lnsh and "c1v1ban " A knock on the comedian's dressing room door reveals a paying customer who 1denllfies tumsell as a censust.alter. "What. str." Myron asks. "IS the present death rate'?" . "Don't hold me to 1t, but l thank the answe r as on(' to a person! · · "A VOUNG FELLOW AROUND the pool brags to another lad. 'My father can hck your father .' 'So what.' the second ltid counters. 'so can my mother!· .. ~ "There are sWI dear . loved·starved folks on the-beach. bke an 80-year-old wrdow-wha-metcr young fellow of 85. bad a rew ma.rtoonies, invited" him up to her suite for a few more SWlgs and would you believe it. she said. ·1 bad to slap bis face three ti.mes.· "Why." Myron asked. "did be try to get fresh with you? .. "Ob no:· the woman shrugged, "in the middle of everythiq be rell asleep!" COREN SVDDENL V CHANGES his subJecl to travel. "One woman met another and a sked. 'Where did you spend your vacation this summer?· Jn MajoITa · 'Where's that?' 'I dunn~lflew !' .. Ooe fl.naJ gag as we almost shoot< hands good night. Q: ""'hat do you t.h.i.ak or Red Chin•?" A: "I th.ink, on a yellow tablecloth 1t looks beautiful! " So does our old friend Myron Cohen ' Q: Who taught Marlon Brando to talk the runny way be does? A ramous actor, perhaps? A: You could say that, today. Brando on~ confessed: "I i.nveoted a garbied way or talking for 'Street.car Named Deslre' that I felt swted the character I wu playtn.g." Q: c-&d Y• pleue t.eU me bow tall John Way• ... ! la Ute year am we visJted some llellJwood ....._ Md were teld dte beloved actor wu n.e r.ot. t.. • .._Mt m foot. z iDcbes. How coee'! -lllkMUe Gwdoa. IDdluapoUs. A: That was a tall story (or rather a short ooe). 'Ibe Duke was six foot, four inches! Q : Some ~ 110. I WU watc1UD1 Dinah SIMft .... a -C •Mr .a.ow -ud she ndftllly lost~ ud .... lo cry. 8'" I dem't recaJI dat -c elte wu sla&bt" Cu yoa flltd oat'! -Mn. llarte lloee, Sta&a llla8d. N. Y. A: Yes. The tune wu called "I Was Too Busy." And It was about a mot.her who was too busy to spend time wttb her small children. Incidentally. as abe started to weep, so did her peat at the time, Dick Van Dyke. We can only as- sume tbe lyrics rea.llJ blt bome! • • • Q: Fw • aaQ 7ean., we 611"t Mar m1teb ..... lllcMr •••• , ........ , ••• A.Cit a Mt • .... la •11 lw4•1 US.,ar Sallies" -It eeem1 : diaa& ... ,_ .. )1 ..... -&lie ......... '° .... •••ee .w a .,... acw lie red7 ta. ta It "-• ... , nm Lw"w:e Oliwter la w ef Mickey's ,_, _ ........ c.1ua-. . A: Y•. 'l'llat blt ol lnfonnatioo wu revealed wbea Antq Arched ot Variety asked Cary Grant ud Sir~ to pick their favorite actoT. And tbeJ botb Mid: .. Mickey Roooey." Allo. Tony RandaD (wbo appeared opposite tbe Mlgbty Mjck in a produdioD ot ''Tbe Odd~") commented • .. lllde7 BooDer ii tbe 11Utelt actor ln tbe world ... .,_people.'' be told our old friend, Gene Slaalit. ''julteaa 't take a '11.lckey' Mriousl)'.'' • • • • Q: ............ .,~ .... ...,,_ .... : .............. ..,_. ......... ,_ .. .. .... _ ..................... "" .._...._..,... .. .._,_s.i.-...1.uvecu. A: Betler tbu tbaL sa.rie bu'bla fan mall t:ramcrlbed Into Brallle. "fteedtn& leaen la a very private tbbtl. '' be la.JS. ''Tbe ideM from IOCDeoDe ' .. tnftl tbroUCb my f1qen and into lllJ' brain .•• • • • Q:_... .... ,... ........... ,, .. ...... ll:IS, ............. ..... Htlft-1-...... f-Q.&, I IHI~. Tau. • A: Not re.all.J. What mutt baft started thal nmor .. tbl fad tbat lbe reeeoUy abowed ~ at a N. Y. f\md.raller for 'hdd1 ltenneclJ'a collapUa&, eamMID. ~ Broake Mbbled: ''I t.blnk tbe~areeut..1• ,_, .... •lflan:a fO If) ~. ~ Yot A.llilJll ftal," can fl/*'• ''""·P.O. a. 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MERIT Filter · ' • ' ~tion scores tar leaders. was favored 3 to 1 over high tar leaders when tar levels were revealed! Long-Term Satisfaction: In the latest survey off ormer high tar smokers who have switched to MERIT, 9 out of 10 reported they I I . ' l . • continue to enjoy smoking, are . glad they switched, and .reported ,~ t MERIT is the best-tasting low tar ~, I they've ever tried! :: MERIT is the proven ,. alternative to high tar smokf ing. And you can taste it. I ~&lOO's \ • •Ann Und9rs •Classified •HOf'OICOPe ~.Auguet11, tllO Featuring _._._.--... ·' 'Gbd made the cat to give man the pleasure of car.easing the tiger. ' - Joseph Mery, 19th century, French satirist. By JU011110LSON •-Oeltr .......... Cat lovers turned out by t.he bundftds al the Orange County Fairground.a to admire cats of all varieties and to scratch a few furry chins and ears. The occasion was the recent eighth annual Orange County Cat Show, s ponsored by the Burmese Club of Southern California. About 200 felines of all breeds wer e Judged. Household pets competed for the Morris trophy. Cat 21• -Pixie -a brown tabby and white ca( born in June t.m, was the lucky winner in the latter category . .Jud&ed to have the best condition and personality, Pixie. the offspring of Mr. Muscle and Queen Mab, belongs to Marlene Robinson. The championship cats are critiqued by four judges, wbilethebouseholdpet,sarescrutinizedjusttwice. 'lbe specific breeds are examined for their condition, personality and "conformation," or how the various parts of the body measure up to standards for the breed. There are many cat lov- ers in Orange County, as an hour at the show pro· ved . Crowds filled the aisles of the exhibition hall as the kitties cap- tivated hearts and won new fans. Some cats not ordinari- ly seen on the streets were there, such as the Scottish ~~~~..J....!· F o ld a nd R ex . T h e former. with its folded- down ears, looks a bit s leepy, and the latter . which has a ruffled coat. resembles a cat with a short permanent. Most of the cats . no matter what breed, were charming and winsome. A few chose to sleep in their kitty beds and ignore the goings-on, and one or t wo kittens were playing out-'Korei Kale, ' an American side their cages. Shorthair 'Royal Tazon, ·a Burmese, with Judge Will Thompson While a wa1tmg 1udgmg. Julie Goetting. 7. of Ped/er keeps company with her cat. 'Kevm. ·inside his cage Kevin. a 'Star, 'a Blue Point Siamese. wrth Judge Kim Everett Tower that Leans to Right PALO AL TO (AP> -Herbert Hoover got a bargain in 1919 with a $50,000 gift. He founded ' an institution that preserves bis name -and the kind ol coo.servative thinking he'd be com- fortable with. Tb.at institution, established "to de- momtrate the evils of the doctrines of Karl Marx," now provides the intellectual underpin- DiDI• for Ronald Reagan's conservatism. ID nmnint for the presidency, Reagan has tapped into some of the thinking that goes on at the HOOYer Institution on War. Revolution and Peace. U eleeted president, he could be expected to sUJ'l'CM.Dl bimself with some of the thinkers. TBS BOOVE•, ooe of the nation's first "Walt tanb," could serve Reasan the way the BJ'dinp Imtttution in Washington has served ~presidents -aa a pool ol talent and a llCbool ol tboqbt. Tbat prospect stimulates tbe Hoover 1cbolan, too. Instead of just urgint on polkJmabn with WClda on paper, they can Ylaulile •= ap to the R••siana at tbe con-f.-..ce tUle unabacUDI the ecoDOIDY· Br pa eo11M1 bere occasim•Uy to meet wUb oar people.'' uya Hoover blltoria Peter e "Wbm be does, it'• llh a faculty 811 UI DO dlfftnlty with OUI' free eD· . ••.-WU. ID fad, with them, he's alwap • U. Wt: be wiDdl up wantinl to pro-tea .. 11111-.... tM auto IDdultry, from I ........ _...., and oar econom11t1say1et , ... tne ..... , ...... ,...wan." campaign for the presidency recently, he could not resist making a wisecrack, one bearded with age. . He )said he had seen the Leaning Tower of Pis a in Italy and now. at Stanford, he had seen a tower that leans to the right. Leans to the right? With detente disputed and Keynesian economics in disrepute, the Hooverites think their ideas are on the cutting edge of the 1980I. Says Hoover Institution Director W. Glenn Campbell: "The mainstream has moved toward the Hoover Institution more than the Hoover Institution has moved toward the mainstream.'' It started with Herbert Hoover's penchant for collecting the raw materials of history. Hoover, who lat.er became the 31.st presi- dent of the United States, was America's young relief coordinator in Europe in World War L UNWILLING TO see the raw materials of history going to waste, tle gave his alma mater . Stanford University, $50,000 to establish a library. lD U., with the institutklll nearly bankrupt, Herbert Hoover, then in his IOI, went to work to restore the inltitution'a fortunel and reputation. He selected Campbell, who bad hem an ecoaomiat with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce aDd the director of the American J:Dterprile lnatltute in Wublngton, to rejaveoate the tower. Campbell and Hoover teamed ap to raise money. Campbett tripled the budget, tripled the number of research 1cbotan to 1bout 100, brought acbolan to Hoover from around the world for conf.reaces and seminars and eatabliabed tbe balti&uUon aa a audor publl8ber of scholarly worb. CAJIP8SU 11 PLSASD that the Hoover draws .a, T perctmt ol it.I revenue from tbe federal .,....unent and doea lltUe contract r. auttb for tbe IOft"llllleDt. Staff rw11nben draw salaries comparable to tbole peW to coUe1e fac:ultl•. TbeJ don't C8eeTOWB&. ..,_ C2) A H1malyan seems unconcerned about the entire affalf as he takes a car nap in Jufte s lap Sunny. ·a Grey Persian. wfth Judge Sylvia Frtzgerald _, .. "?'Fat .. ,.._ W. Glenn Campbell poses in front of the main tower of the Hoover Institution on War, Revolution and Peace of which he is director. The Hoover, one of the nation's first think tanks, was founded by Herbert Hoover in 1919. It now provides the intellectual underpinnings for · Ronald Reagan's conservatism. Its founder's purpose for it was 'to dem- onstrate the evils of the doctrines of Karl Marx, • and it has· been described as a tower that leans to the right. • -i 8Y TaADl'l'ION, Hoover Kholan drop ;1t,Vtl")llbiDI al J p .m . for &a •our'I •n · ~ptiury eAader ovw ....... eeolli<N Joa. -J..._. t.uow: "We won m en-·forcect ilolatkla ..ui 3 o'clock. wbee we aet "~ether for one hour of -ratted emriria.Uty." 1' In revitallain.i the iDltJWdon, Campbell 'Penu.teci promiDeat ~1iw1 people to .erve ClO the board ol overseers ad induced IOme of 1tbe academic world's heaviest thlnters to California. Three Nobel prhe-wi.nners are associated ~th the Hoover -economist MUt.oa Friedman. •ho, along wllb b is wife, Rose, ls tbe ~utbor of "Fr-ee to Choose," which spells out their economic theories; ecooomic Lbeoreti· cian Friedrich A. Hayek; and Russian writer Alexander Solzhenitsyn, an honorary fellow and an inst.itutioo f avori t.e. . Solmenitsyn's portrait pop; up everywhere r:-almost as often as Herbert Hoover's or Ronald Reagan's. ' • AnEa SOLZHENITSYN'S exile from 1'Russia, President Gerald R. Ford, on the advice Henry Kissinger, declined to welcome him to White House. It wouldn't be good for detente. oover threw open its doors and Solzhenitsyn ~adedforlhetower. He stayed several months. researching his Gulag" books. He knew the Hoover's re· sources well. whale he was m Russia, the in· stitullon smuggled copies of rare Russian docu· meats lo tum from its archives for research on bas novel "1914 " Other stars on the Hoover staff are nuclear physicist Edward Teller. the "father of the ff. bomb:" tax expert Dan Throop Smith; welfare Hptrt Mattln Aodenocl. ecoMIDlit Tbomaa Gale ~ ud Richard Slur, a RYUlu· 1pe•k'ftl dlrmka.r ol Sovt« al'f alra. Al.._.. .. '° Wubl.qtoe 6a a ....... M+ ............ !aderw:" • dGle ................. He eom.U.. rtdel ID Reqaa'1 ca..,. ... p&aM. DUNU TNDl. who IMW half a .._ Jobi in lM Na-Wbl .. MouM and WM ........ dtpu- t.1 umpe•p mauctr lD mt and qalD for a lime m tbe currtat ~•mpa.lp, la another can· dJclat.. for a ...,... admlniltraUon job. AND •• SOONOIU8T Moore, an expen • ~. MGO(e w., ClO lbe 1taff ol the CouDeU o1 ~ Advllen wbea Ford called hla 1'7• "'llUIUt. me.Uni on lnflaUoa. Moore rpolre ~p: bow about cooaJderlnc 1ovemmeot re1ulaUon aa a aou~ ot l.nflatioo? "It wu a new Idea tbeo. and lt made bis reputation. ¥oore lat.r helped rrame the alrllDe dereculaUoa biU that Seo. Edward II. Kean«ly pushed throucb Concreaa. Moore is proud of a thank-you Jetter from tbe Uben.l Kennedy. Cam~l look a leave ol ableoce to worlt in Barry GOidwater's 1964 l)l"elldeoUal campaieo and Reqan, aa eovemor, appointed him to a 11-year Lerm as a University of Call/omia re- cent. But Campbell feels tbat the Hoover is needed mote by Waahingtoo for its ideas !han the manpower lt could provide. He sees the Hoover's role as grappling with the broad policy questions or the Ume "rather than lbe cruis of the day.·· For that purpose. being 3,000 miles from Washington can be beneficial. THE DIRECTOR believes that a now of Hooverite research -on airline deregulation, balal}ced budgets, welrare. the future of Africa. energy. arms control -already has helped sbape the naUonaJ debate. What most seems to characterize the quali- ty of work done al Hoover , at least on int.ema· lional matters. is a profound pessimism about America's survival in a ~own with the Commun.1st.a. ''We're retreating everywhere. backing down. on the defensive," says Russian expert Staar. "We don't comprehend what the Russians are up to." More pess1m1s m comes from physicist Teller. who recently told Ri chard Nixon that he sees only a 50·50 chance that the United States will be lll existence. either as a democracy or a society, by the year 2000 Says TeUer "Our malllary forces are an~ ferior to those of Russia at every level. Jn a con- ventional war in the Middle East, we would be -.. All Children at Heart? DEAR ANN LANDERS: I object to your state ment that "rough-housing" between !fWeethearts is unbecoming. Are we not all children at heart? And children peed to play, do lbey not? Alt.hough neither my wite Dor l tlave ever read 8Q)' ol lbe "bow·to" books, l believe we b;ave a great sex life because we have not forgotten bow to play. Wbm my amorous impulses fade on oc· N siOn. my wile flirts outrageously witb me. Mata Harl rasbion. Al times she will even '·tickle" or seemingly "att.ack" me. and then the chase is oo! An enticing tussle can lead us lo the bath, the kitchen, in front of the fireplace or even into the pool -but it always eases into very beautiful and gentle lovemaking. My wife, now over 40, is a great pleasure to me, and 1 continue to see her as a sensuous "playmate." -4S AND HOLDING ·.• DEAR HOLDING: Aa exdtlllg, falfllllag IOve retatioubip sboaid samy taclade p11yful- •esa, laapt.er, fan ud evea oatrageoaa ftirt· lag. Bat wbat I take excepdoe to II "roa&b· lloa1ta1." Pleue go back ud read my leUer. • Some eoap1es tlllak wrestUac. pucb.bt&. • 1lapplq ud balr-palllag II esdUDa. la my /lplll-, DflGDle wbolaftlct pala •oee aaodller aad call it .. .m;r. are sick. Tleklla1 la uotber Jai.lla11 qaeaUoaable .. game." T'he uciellt Cla1-... &kklal u • •,,,.-of tonatt. A penom eu be '1kk.led lo . ·. A nn Landers a alb." CT'hl.s iA where lbe phrase originated.> So, to those who w rot.e to Lell me I am am I'd like to say tbls: whatever yoa ud yoar spoue. lover, cellmat.e or "alp.lfkut other" wut&oclotoor wllb eacll otMr, lt'1otay witll me. It'• • my balaess. aad you doe't Hed my perm...._. Bat be aware: t.llere's a polet at wlaJcb playhalaess encls aad sadism tabs over. DEAR ANN LANDERS: I would appreciate your opinion on th as question: When your friends, relatives or business ac· quaiotances celebrate their 25th or 50th an- niversary and they put lo the paper "No gifts," does this mean they would prefer cash? ls it appropriate not to give either and just send them a card? -MRS. GGJ D&\Jl MBS. GGJ : "No &lfta" meaaa no llft9 -... C.U ls a gilt. A buchntUee 90t.e ls a bl& ..-e .... t ud laflaltety more penoaal &laaa a ~lleqbt c ard. ( Boros rope ) ....... badly beatan. In • nuclear war, If at should tome. "WOUid be wiped out." CdPB"Sl.L 14 VI be'a not coe.cerned about the Hoover'• conaervatlve reputaUon aa Iona ~ it la lmowla, klo, for IOUd scholarship. ' ~pared to Harvant, Yale or Berkeley, we are oonMrvaUve, but we're closet" to the mainatreaa &.baa they ue," Campbell aay11. "What would bother me WO.aid be a reputa· Uon for low quality research. But 1 lb.lak you'll find wktetpread acceptance of the work that's done at th1a place." Stanford persuaded Gea. John J . Pershing, commander or the American Expeditionary Forces, to releate youna scholars from military service so they could go on collecting expedi· Uona. Soon. crates ol materials on the upheaval in Europe were «OaSlng the Atlantic and wind· ing up al Stanford. Hoover made another $100,000 available and by 1921 the Hoo•er War Coll~llon had 80.000 it.ems in it. And tt ls attn growing • TODAY, THE BOOVE• houses the largest private archives ii\ lbe country It as separate from the Hoover JJbrary at hls bU1hplace. West Branch, Iowa , which holds papers and memorabilia connected with his presidency. Even the Russians had to come to Stanford to look at -and ask ror a micror11m copy of the first edition ol Pravda. nm.rs CUSTOM FRAMING Open 6 Oavs A Week Mon.·Fri. 9-6 Sat. 1~ 1803 Newport Blvd. a Mesa 1 OBP'S MAllUIACTl/IEI GOOFS ;_,f'ENA~~ • TW0.5'&1> REOUCTIOM GEAR Foa HEAVY DUTY SEWING -SEWS TRJCOT TO LU THB WITHOUT TEHSIOH ADJUSTMDfT • SEWS THE MOST DIFFfCUL T SHIBS & SYNTHmcs WITHOUT r\ICXBIHG O« SKIPPING • SEWS STRETCH • NOGRAMMED I UTTOH HOLES • ILIHD HEMS • I, 2. l MEEDLE • DECC>aATIYI AHO MORI 2S YlA/l GUAllANTEl ALL PAllTS & 'ABOll KNoa ..... 9'.2 FEATURING LW OltC'll -Trombonist ltenny Trimble h~ bee n a m e mber or Lawre nce Welt 's Orchestra for 22 yeari, lllfWM .. _ for -•• ,.._ flf IN 0.~ ".._.194 1W -. F"'IO • ... ,_ "' -,.,. --"', ... ··-· -.,, ........... C..•--l--~·· fly Rates GSA Gaim Fleece Aivard W ASJJI NG TON f I\ P > The General St-rv1rt"s Admanlstr ataon, whlrh has a rf'puht Ion ror squ anderanl( I ax1n.1y t·r monev. blll! r'"«eavea rr 1·ogn1~00 for II plan to bave the gov.-·rnment 17 million St•n W1lh <1 m J•ro1t mi re. U WI ~ bt-ttN known for pa->11nc out ''Golden f''leece ·· a wards ror allec1~d waste. said the CSA de served a merit a ward for negouauni;: discount airline rates for off1c1al tr avel by federeil employees PRAISING THE GSA for S3 \'lng mont>y sounds lake a man btl.e!. dog" t'itor y. Proxmire said. "But fair Ui fair and just IA JU!lt " Hf' sa1d there would be >-J v1 ng'> of from 35 per- rent to 69 percent on t r1 p <1 b e tw ee n Washington and eight r rllf'll He HUmated a PoStubtt-17 mlJhoa sa v 1n.r1 ovn ai 1ux m onth ~rrl)d PR OX MIRE raut l<>nf""d that th1·re cou ld b~ a c atrh, however , c-ompetators, rhargmg the discount rate• are unl11r, have filed complaints w1t.b the C1v1 l Aeronawcs Bo.rd. The senator said this as the runt.h merit award he has handed out since 197~ Air Traffic Decli1tes SA:'\ F'RA'.'iCISCO <AP1 A report sa ys tiiJt thro n·n>::.saon ha!> hit San Franr1v o International i\1rp<irt ~tJtt<;t11·, 1111 lhl' f1 .,1 ,JI \l'cff JW.t 1·ndin~ '>hriw lh.11 11 r lh•· f1rq 11rr14· in "'~hi \Par ' lli..1 ':>1·ni.:t:r 11 1·1~·h1 and m1ltl.H\ 1r.1ff1< ..ill d('1 fln1•<1 But v.hde pa:.!>~nger trciffl<' wcis down eaghl· tenth!> of a percent. v.·ath some 193,000 fewer pas~engers flyan~ 1n and out of lhe airport, flight operatJons showed a 6 4 per('ent tacttAll:.U. 1"hl6 w;.i:. due mainly to ln('reased 3t't1vit1 or small~r aarl.lnes. the~ said PUBUC NOTICE flCTtn~ e UStW(U NAME STAU :-WT PUBLIC NOTICE funn -----P\IO',~ C'>4"tfJI" (.o.l\.t 0.1''° P,~ llvq • ., •• n '"° 11 .. .i PUBLJC NOTICE -flCTH'l°"' e USINEU --STAT"CME.n '"• ...... ,,. Pf!lf'~ .,.. 6o•f'O ~·"""'"""" CAIWll""° Pf T HOSPITAL. ~-"ICTITIOU\ eU~NCH W•-•-,...,_ C.'"4-....o .,_.. 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II. ts.,_ J l7 PUBUG NOTIC~ . . r ; 0 • 1 r r .. 0 (' u e t l It . r e :· I· iO d 18 '· 1 •• DAILY PILOT Q The Blii••t M•rketplace on the Orange Coast -~-~DAILY RILOT CLASSIFIED-ADS - You C•n Sell It, Find It, [ 84. 2 59•a 1 Jr•di It With • W•nt Ad _ • • 1 _ One Call Service Fast Credit Approval ,... ............. : Alt n-al ntau-ad\'crth\~ ln thil ne paPf'r is ir;ub JNt to Ult Feder.al Fiur Houa101 Act uf llHl whacla aaake6 11 11le1ial Lo adver t 1ae '"an)' pn· ference. llm1tathm. or chscrimination ba'led on nice. cok>r. rtlition. se . or nMional ongan. or an 1olentloo to make an) s uch pttference, lJmat.i tJon.ordlS('nrrunataon ·· llAUTlflUl 00¥11 SHOttll SH0,000 F.ntcrtoanc·r·~ d4'11Slht Great view of ('tt y light s & bay Step Into thl' dram u t u· huge Inn <A 1 e n tr~ "' 1th i-kyllg ht. f &bulo ui. for danr 1n,: &: cnt .. rtnin1nJ: 4 lovely bedroom!>, family rm. forma l dminJ? &: 3 baths Large pool & bp a 3-rar j?arage Owner" 111 fin a nce No loan fee. WISUY H. TA YLOI CO.. llALTOttS 211 I S. JC>Oqllia Hila loed MIWPOIT CIMTH. M.I . 644-49 I 0 nus newspaper llfl II not knowingly a ccept a n> advertising Cor r ~al ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ estate whlch IS an viola ttonofthe law lallOttS: AdT...tiMn ...... cMcJ& tt.ir ads .., .... npcN"t .,.. ,_. 6-dlahfy. TIM OAJI. Y PILOT ass.ms lalailty few the first ln- cOfftd iM«tion Oftly. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gwral 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• C .. NACOVE Secluded 3 Bdrm home by Coves edge Ownt'r will h e l p C1n a n re SJ79.000. Call 67J.R550 MEWPOIT HEIGHTS AXHW/VIEW 3 units. Forced lo sell Only 1225.000 646-7l71 t>IJftJ ,,, Q. I\ f\ .·'· ,, t'I '· t l~IMHI .,. h1•e1hMnt 3 Bdrm lower. 3 Rdrm upper duplex. Outsta nd· mg Balboa Is land mvei.t ment and summer hom e. $19'J.500 BALBOA I SL\:-<D REALTY 673-8700 NEWPORT SEASHORE! IEACHHOME Custom 3 Bdrm + 20x 15 den with bt'amed r e1l l.llgs Sl64.900 Oversized lot. :l c ar garaJ.'!I' Two patios Owr 2.000 sq n of luxury hvlng Walk to beach. 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FINANCE SJ I 01000--.d OM °" Vista Grande, the ~pllil• , .. ,._ witll...,... IM•ow, ._,. f~ f'OOM, wood bemMd ceihgs, briCJM Ir bo..tfM. Aft HCelettt bay at S 191, 900. COLE OF NEWPORT REAL TORS 2515 E. Coast Hwy .. COf'OftO def Mor 675-5511 TllY HARDER SPECIALS!!! EAST BLUFF' Spaoous 5 lfR. $256.500 VERSAILLES f\lm 2 BR 2 Ba lsC' view Season or yearl~ SO. LAGUNA 3 BR Cixer. make off .. r Owner will carry financ Inf! ~down IOAJIO Sports m a n g t'l aw ay. 525,000 TOWERING! 2 STORY! ~ksa Verd t··, f1nl'!.t e.lale' 4 Atanl bdrm~. :.! bat hs. fismll) room. SlOOt' fireplace. t'OUnlr) kitc hen. lJt1 ht' room !lug .. pn,•a le t·omer lot Pnce sn~.950 C:dll now ' ~~13)• • f t•' ff•. I [~d&llil ORANGE I QUIET NEIGHBORHOOD lien··!> a 3 bedroom. 2 b<Jth homt· m .1 q w t>t r~~tekn t1al nl'1gh born ood Hl S<rn l~ .\n;i rt•t'(•nl I\ re modt'll·(I doublt• g<.irat!t' plu'> C'ilrport. ne" roof. 1 nsulat <'d a lt 1r <ind prtd1• of owners h1 p m a 1nlC'na nN· Off Prect CJ t S93.500 U~l()U~ ll{)M~~ REALTORS. 675-6000 2443 [•tU Co11i.1 lilqhw•v. Coron• df'I M•r W( BAVl 36 Of Tttr 8(0,T UC,TINGO, IN TOV."' IAYFROMT Wt· ha\C' '-l'\'t'r J I ftnt' homt·:- '''ll h pu.·r & !-.l1p El TORO HORSE COUtmtY Bd rm ~ . 3 bath s. r a nt:h st' le. n1111 1 l''-l,tll' 111 tJI ;•nt.:t· i:r11\ , . .., ~I'• .. lltt .Bl Lt .CR -UN .DY·; REALTO~R 341 Soys•de Dri\te. Na 6tS-6161 , IT HAS ALL THE "I WANTS" GIANT IARGAIM Small Price I 'IJ I 1· t' • 11 u I •• I "lT<I room• lm.1.!IO• nt'1ghborhood thi:. hJnd-.11m1· l1111k1n1. _ IY OWNER ;:,y , down , 11·. financing Lot. rt•ady to build , Su1,1 t'r 2 Br 2•~ B.1 60X90 Ne wpo rt Ht, twnh!!t· S107K li42 OJ.If, R .M 64{)-4670 ll7:J 422r. SMALL !';f EIHCAI. BLDG 1..nr<ill·d in C11,t:i :\11'"" z:,oo l><l (t rcnlablc !>l>ill'l'. lot 51ZC IH.OvO .. q ft Could bo1ld mun· Full price S250.000 A11 1 5.'16 2611) MESAVYDl 4 BH 2 Sa in top ari:a CIOM' lo :.hops. ~rhool:> & park:. Bltni.. rplc. renc~d )rfl 2 ca r gu ra j(C ~1 ltj 000. our best bu> (.all to we RED CARPET ~~~~'!1.".~ ..•.• '.~?.6.1 536-8836 -Sto'j 2 l>drm I 1 t1.1 ,..... GOL.,, COURSE f'ut10. G.1r·1~t.' \pt <;Uhl ~ r J Bdrm 21 • hath l·u. ... u1m homt.·. pn' alt' ruurt) <1r'1 1•ntr~ lari:•· lot. :J f>Jlto'-. 1•l •·ll ronll' '>t•c·uril\ '"ll:m. <,muk1· .1110 I 1n · J.IJ rm .... "'nod p.rndl'd 111'11. \·JnLu11 "all t·11n•r 1n1t-. t•u..-.1um hard11o ood lMfllUd ,.rnd 1 talt.in I iled rt11or., num<.•rou..-. oth1 r .trl'll·n1l1l''> \n nuhtun<J 1111( hOC'l'lt' ~l.0011 'JUdMt?r' f,i:J ~.!>I IDEAL FAMILY HO~I ~ 2 .. tor) J bdrm Jnd .iiut-:.t 11uJrtt·r' l..ari?e patio $35.~.IMJIJ LOU BRECHTEl & Assoc.. 675-3331 OPa. DAILY 1·5 P.M. Nt-"' t b.:d room h111n1· ~:;ooo 216 R&1by {)n "'Jlt•r I h.rlroum Roy McCordle, Rltr 548-7729 ::.1 100.IXJO ---------8 Collins Isl~ Call li7:l •w~• I oriJ<ot J ii. - V.M IHIHfl'f 110'\11 ... REAL E'3T.t.TE f-• 1.1 CoroftG del Mar 1022 ....•..........•....... HY o w' t-.tt Op• n ti. Jmt'd l h.irm .. r '.! br I h.1 hrt-plJt l' t nd PJltn <> v. n 1 r 11o 1 I h • I p "' hndm mi: :J.lt. _'1;:1; OWNER C.ARRIE S 10% ASSUMABLE '"'"'' F:.1 ... 1.,1rll' :1 Hdrm . 'I'·' l..1rL!1· 'art! bwl•..,••<t 1,1.1110. hwl1111' 1 ul dt· '·H· qu11'1 111«.1 lion 0111\ l:.!:'1.!JIJO 1 ·.111 •>t:-i 'flltl '·.., -·t:,l;!f'/ .. .,.. ....... • OPfN . HOUSE · · REAi.TY .• ·. . ·.: ~ , Al~IAM.~~ 1 r :-.II \HI' .1Hr. :!BJ. r.1111 tiiilUil Self In ; loyec17 Home and businesi. in one. Clean 4 Bdrm 2 Ba wil.h over 40 comme rr 1ul uses approved Prime Costa Mesa location. Op· p(>rtunity knocki. Call now. 540-3666 Smell it • Set> it! Feel 1t • .t Bdrm home, 90· from the s and 2 C1replaces. s tained glass window. Wood beamed ceilings Pnvate ln·law quarters S278. 000. Ca II 67 3-8.5.50 QPfNtflO ••l'ifUfJ'4 t-1 .. .rt• te· : : I + I cool pool, 3 car garage A 400[.11''~• FOR AU rare value. Only $272.000 CM ·--.uus Callloday!646-7171 · :tf•. · .. -...... _ oP#"•'''"'· l\fl''''t41, f ~f: ...;. [ ~ ft~lll !!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ LARGE & LOVELY Ne we r Or an gewood rrodel circular slairwa' to 2nd sty 4 BR. 21: Ba. kitchen 3 car i:nr11f!e. central air. 2800 !.Q n Only $159.950 730-53.10. or 731·2370. Wit. agt 2 LJ\ab1hl \ a-. '"U '"'ant .. ion horn • LJrl!•' 11 m lh1~ ~bdrm horn« ma 'i"r 'utl•· hut!" w 1 I h c n c h a n l 1 n J.: !>loraR<' 'PU<"<' 20 root II\ l'Ourt)a rd . lam rm with 1n~ room hr1< k fireplace & wet bar und .1 flreplact' L<1n(e kit• h1·n :;pac ma!.ler ..,wh' '4 1th pa rqut>t floor-. 911.500 ._ ""'l'r 11• 1 • ~t '"' 1 up ' ' rm ln1I• 'u~lum d1•1"11r ·"' " 11 ' ' "' ' I · I ., r "4n1 r Hrok• r i.; 1 11 tk lliru.iot ".-1 l!Jrdj.!l: tr,~ 1t1\••rl·tf pJt10-.. 11olk t11 ~ T \ I< I< 'l ' r G II T ~ ,,hh ~ bt•,1 C ~I parlo. TWl"l\1.1 .:--:1, L.l (i flT~ \I"'' tn n1ml \lc-.J Dl'I \'I) lkaul1ful \IJr ll11m<" SI J!l.0011 h1i.:hl) um:rJtfrcJ .) bdrm ~j i~ ,\.J!\ •Whelan AealEstate C...CHAIMllt DUPLD 3 Bdrms. So. of h1gh-.ay Plantation s hutte r s. ceramic t ile. Coz ~ fireplace. secluded wood patios. Call 673-8550 '""• 111 q. '' '• 11.)11 'CJ;.1 ., I 1e.eau1 S.Comt Colldo SSl,500 This one is realty hot! Sharp 2 Bdrm rondo close to pool. w11lk to everythin~. Assumable loan. definitely won't last. 540-3666 ... • 1 ll ' • I ' So. Coost Shotts 2Story. 3 br, 2 ba, family rm , A I C . $159,000. Owner. 751·4000 MESA YEltDE F.ALLOUT Was 10 escrow a long time! Owne r wants out! Bargain! 3 Bdrm 2 bath. 2 bnck fireplaces. fa m 1I:r room. super sharp. v a · cant Act now• SI 12.500. Call~2313 fJ/'tN h1 ')•II\# •,' ,,., 11" 1 EXECUTIVE MESA VERDE OCEAMFltOMT Large deluxe BALBOA Duplex. 4 Bdrm. 212 baths up. 3 bdrm. 2 baths down. Fireplace each un it Compl. redecorated & upgraded. Shows like bra nd new. On l y $11165.000! lcAoa lay Prop. IHtton •67S.7060• COZY CHARM Desirable location on channel steps lo secludt.>d beach. 4 Bdrm Man) un· 1que features. $250.000. •Whelan RealEstate Spectacular courtyard ---------• adds to the elegant entry EASTSIDE BARGAIN! of this 4 Bdrm 3 bath ~.000. 3 Bdrm + large home. Immaculate coun· master suite. 2 baths. try kitchen, large cozy cozy kitc hen w /bar family r oom with Brick fireplace. 2 car al· fireplace. we tbar and tacbed garage Super r I 0 0 r t 0 c e I I i n g sharp bargain! 546-2313 boo k c a s e s . Love I y ~tJ ,,, .., • r 11;•., ,,, ,, 1 private back yard with A Gr.at Uttte HcMne I~ I gas f1rep1t Many many This 2 Br+ den home is 111ftiJljf ~[~::~~~!~:·~0 ra~~ A0fs ~~atS:d~e~ . ---· ••••=-r;aceful st. in one or * VETS * [ ~ Rilltl •-ne-ri_~_i ~_,_:_:_9_HO_~._~_l26_e_~900-e_s_t Use your Elidbibty NOW .. LOWl>N. & LOW INT. RAT~ LET US SHOW YOU HOW TO QUALIFY T• to Reel c.p.t WIU5"'"1 • RED CARPET 754-1202 DESIUID 2 STY l • TWNHMI l'tua pool + beach. S791 900. Laqe family siieo livint room. gourmet lcitdM!n and d.inlng. Jog to beach. Seller must sell. Take advaotaae. SM'1l7 Ol'fN I~ 9 •II\ i"'4 10111 .. I ~- macnab I irvtne realty A SUBSIDIARY OF THE IAYINE COMPANY llITTAHY WOODS! New. new condo. new community pool. Deluxe 3BR. dining area unit w/brick frplc & large sunny patio. Appl only . $160.000 fee. J oyce Edlund 642·8235. CB-55 ) 712·1414 c~vaa.,c..- MJ-1211 q()I eo-OriY• «51 Coldwell Banker IWV. TllllAm DOLL NCMm Reducectr I.Jve on FEE· LAND I.ft Irvine Terrace. TbJs fresh 6 brtgbt comer borne bas wood noon. high , beemed ceilings. two fireplaces. 3 bdrms, 3 baths -at a low. low 1289.500. A Me ssage To . PAO''- ONLY!_ L ceneed Real Estate A2ent1 and Brokers (No New Licensees, Please) Are you hred ol body shops? We do n't sell deelta. Do you want medals o r money? We don't have medals. Do you need better --- OCEAM RENT AL G units on the· be ur h $424 .900. Lo w main tenance and high 111 come. Great investment Won't last. r all 963..{)767 • •, • •ti'•. I [~lfl&ll Wotft"frOllt HOIM 5 BR. 4 Ba . c us t om wate rfr o nt h o m t' w •17x38' p111 d oc k Pri c ed Sl .394 ,000 Swider w I trade for Pa lm Spring!' E!>lall· For details on lh1s homt.' and appl lo ~et'. rall Carol Hoff. agt. 631·0094 Dalebou1 Bay &Beoch Reat Estate <WAI. fSfATf flCfl.U:HCf $1HC( 1Ut HAR I OR HIGHLANDS mirrored wardrobe FllA financing .. , a1IJ :i Good Schools blc Call 534; :.131 1 .i Good pn re Sle.'>.()(,111 A horn· Sunkt'n II\ 1r1i: rm Fowttain Valley I 034 \lo1lh 13th (t•il & lq>h ••••••••••••••••••••••• \Ian' c u.. ... tom f1•.1111ri·, WANTTOSl::E IT '' LLSTA TE <.:all !"ow !i79 53711 ---'-4'1--GREAT FAMILY HOME A LLSTATE REALT~RS -WhatToDo 1 ·nt'(1mµn1m1"ni.: '11·v. 11 mtn-.. 1·an)on' lot ctl\ h.,:hh $.'>37.:'>VI (".111 111 da• 'Ji9 53711 'lUr. 211J . lu\ rh puol ~· A \tj <"UI tit• °';JC. 11111\ REAL TORS Withy ow In-lows L LSTA TE ~;· 10 ) (.°Jll lor uppt lu BEACH DUPLEX J \L5t l~U~r!!~ net'd ... fixing. brini? paint & ..,ho, el and cas h in on th1!> exceptional value ACT NOW' SEA COVE PROPERTIES 751-8212 OceCll'I vu s120.ooo Localt' Bluff-.. in Co:.ta M~a tht.' older J bt>d room h Oll\l' h J" treme ndoui. µoll•nl1al The lot,~ alm~t 10.CMlO "l n and enJO) ~ u vu.>"' of 118 anc1 the r:in) on arc.1 1\ 2nd stun would J!IH' 11 an O<.'l'an Vll'W 1.::Jll no"' before 1l ·!> ~Clnl' S.S.l ~ Arid /or T eeftOC)t'f '7 SOLL'TIO:'tl \10\l' n llht 1n to th1S modt.'1 tond1t1on LARGE t: 5 Br 2'• UJ t ha I r o,, ' •· r l.. l •• SEP.\RA T E J?Ut>'t Ql" roormous lot h~.., trt."l'' ~are cul de· '"r Sl85 000 or lease oplton llum · ~~;;.~~=-~~~-~ .. E.ASTSIDE R-2 l'n1led Broker. 0 YounR 6'\6 i:!Zi NEWPORT DUPLEX : t:n1h on ft•t• I.ind Arros' from 1-'Jr~ '·· 1r bt.'arh. b•" & .. n•1pp1n~ THE LAST AD YOU HAVE TO READ! Pnn-d dl S20:i(ll11t Ev .. , ·--------•I &t2 2Z>3 ,.--.~l"Pl-r.wim• NEW CONDOS DOORS TO BEACH 2 \\. J BE O ROO\IS ~ 2 0 up It• x 0 "' n 1• r St, arttnl( al Sllll uoo mo11vat1:d Opt·n In OnV1cturi.:1 t)(\o\O t•rl•at 1v,• l 1n .1 nc1n>! .:--:i•wpart&· l'os!.1bh httlt•nr no (·a~h Harbor Rl\tl Will Lra"rie prupcrt~ hoal 549.3559 l'Jr or •• S2I0.1~)1) L-...,. 6'"6-6093 R1·Jl E-.t:itt• Hw1tinqton ~ach I 040 ....................... marketino support? Our in·house ad· verhs1ng directo r can 91ve ti lo you Are you Interested Jui.t listed. Upgra dt.'d four bedroom home. New copper plumbtn~ Bit tn electric kitchen. Electn c !p SELECT f!a rage doo r opt>nc r Wood panel.tng in ltvlng PROPERTIES room Hardwood flooni l::\ei,548 0~15 o; .......... ~hdrm :!ha. frpl. nwt-re<I JIUlhl n1•\o\ 1·rpt;,. C•IUO t •·rl•JP. n r Hu.;ha rd & associ;ted.~~ ---------1 \tfam ' "1 17.~IUO -----------1 711 !~rfMJ J 2 MA.STU IORMS C.Overed patio. EXlenor ---BROKER S-~£AL~ORS 101\ W lolboo .. ,,,,h~f. be t n g r I.' P a 1 n l e d Want Ad Rt'!-Ult~ 1;.12 567R Mo tivate d s l'lll'r 1n Joint ventures. pro perty m9mt . and developmenta? We are, too! Do you waot to be asaoc1· ated with pro's only? They're the only lclnd we've QOl. Call Mr. Martin for Appointment -je3.ea4! - $165.000 631-7300 S"Gl.ASS NIMEYllW Thr bav the ritv h2ht!i C'atalin~1 nnrl the bluE' ParHir 1 Bdrm 21 • ha home t'f\r nt>r ICll ~ P"nl t no• OWC' Ji;t TD w 2!1 r: d f\wn ~9.000 llE 1111111,1111 ca. OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE .... AMT c0te0. •• rrs Lar11e Three Bedroom + Thrft Rath • P•ne ll'd Den Condo . Professlon&tly 0f'<'Oratl'd. VanLult Wallpa~f"!I. ("u11tom Drapes. Se!«'t Carpt'tlnir. Stturity Systf'm. Sky Li,rhts. 8ut<'ber RkK'k CoontmQP." Pio!' F.at1n11 Area ln Kit <'hftl. Stor••e G•lono. Major Gl'ft'nbelt Loc•tlon. A I.ow As11umahlt Lo•n. Askln.z 1225.000. A "J oy Of Ne1a1>0l11' Llstln,r. COIOMA tlaHLAteS YllW Grfft ffolM On An R·2 Lot Approiclmatelv 1 • Atff. Thrte Bedrooms. Two R"h11. two Ffre pla<'f'I . Hardwnoct Floors. MU tf r Btidroom With ,,"'Plat e & Pstlo. All 1'hllt Wltb Ott•n ., C1nyon Vlt>W ., Key11 To A Prtvtte Bff<th. C1fl Nnw. 5288.:IOO. OCEANFRONT TRIPLEX PLUS OnC' of a kind & n ever t o be dupltr atrd Penin~ul a Pt ··Gold Coast .. location & a landmark you ran see from your boat. 10 total bedrooms. VU of ocean & bay with exciting anJ?les & levels. Large & beautifully d eco r a t ed. Call for details to preview this excitin ~ property. Perfrrt for Corporation. o r f a m ilie s who want t o buy to~ether. S2.200.000 WATERFRONT HOMES, INC Rt:AJ ESTAIT ~' R. nt-41' r•roperr\f Md""9"rn.>nt 24111 W Co.t•t Hwy JI!. M,.,,,,.. Aw ~I &a.oh &Ibo.• 1..i..nc1 '11-1400 '7Mtoo RCTaylorCo 640 0000 NICE REDUCTION Deluxe condo with assumable loan. 2 b edroom + d en . 2 ~ baths. vaulted ceiling in living ro0m with brick rtreplace. Highly upgraded kitchen. $189,SOO. ' A lUNTIOH INVESTORS Two deluxe duplexes in Dana Point. Fireplaces and balconies. Seller will assist In Clnanclng. 1165,000 each. I , Three )ea r~ nt-w 2 Bd r m-.. 2 1 2 balh'. 2 rrreplan ... 1\IJ bu1lt1n-.. doubl,· ~arJ~~· \lo llh pool and J.tl u111 OHl·red Jl SQ.SW Ca ll S~U 1151 ~HERITAGE REALTORS E-SIDE DUPLEX Two l Ir. Units $142,500 RILi.Ei REAL TY 546-0114 Countryfied 48edrooms Horses! Elegant • bedroom home between Costa Mesa and Newport. Features Cami· ly room. Cireplace, and enchanting screened alnu.m entry Horse lov ers will enJOY tbe 2/5 a c re lot . zoned Cor horses. Lots more here. but c ome !t ee f o r y o ursel r S235.000 s.tG-1720 TAUB.I.. llALTY MO QUALIFYIMG LJlldma rk ':. I Jrizt:st .';Br. '"' pool & ~pa l!J tl llur•.t v. ell Or. Sl99.50t1 Ownrr \grnl 9fiM ll83H •BY OWNER • SI Ii .SIMI Lo"' Ou"' n ~:as~ to Qu:iltr) (hmer will fi n bat. Glen \ta r Customized & upgrade<! 2sl~. 4br. 3ba . + hu(le p a ne lled & beamed upstairs retreat Cust o m s hutt er~ throughout. Heated pool, <!IC. ftr/pl. near bc h. shop. schools. PRINCI PALS ONLY For App't 642-3973 •YOU SAVE MONEY Real Eatate .... ...... M 0 R G 0 I I I I Two Ollrt In f"'Y garage UMd to be • •IGn of •uec.ta. , How 11 mMllt you c.n't '''°'° ......~~~~~~ ..... --. BETROD I ......... , .......... , --, ..... ,~, -f. c-.... ... <Nc\le -- -• -• " b., ftll"'9 .. fl>e ""*'II ~I ..___,_ ___ .._ ........... ,... ........ ,_ ... No. 3 .,... ·-·-~ ... t.-AN,..~ .. wt .. ra_1'"'_u_'_0 .... l.....,l ...... I _II I I l SCbM-L.m Amw.n lft C~ 1100 .. - ~. .... ---..... ,,......, 0 -1 r r •. 0 c 11 e ·-t l ( I r c :· I· '° d 18 1. , •• .. ,..... J)&rfllti.M+ !ran lalU~ 4 br. 2 Jty. c~ ~ home <>p.ta Sat n l..S. 11• .. )QO s\O, Cyn thla.,... JO.TO-.& Su pc-r 3 bd r m Townhocne with ccunt~ pte. pool, ~pa. teonb, etc. Pu1l P\att IM 14.2 '146 l .... 1044 ....................... ltn8MISS LET US lnlrOdul.-o )'OU lo om· of ll"\ine'a fiM:ll de\ lop mt'Wta TIJRTLHROC~ GLEN PATIO HOllES ' bdnn, 2"" t>. Inv~ Modtl En~pOooil Uoor plan d e$1go~d ror cletaMe and functM\nal Uv\n3 CU ST 0 M II 0 M Jo; I N PtO~'TIGIOtJ~ HF.A 1"tm m11Rn1r1ct Ill \ lt'W I lll'droom I.'• b.1th hunk uvt'rlook .. th•· "o ll ~ l't•rfrct to1 t'lllt'r tJlntng With ., v. ru l) J.tuwld patio. forrrul 1hn lnl 4l0d famtl) I OOOI 000 ·~ 4~1 1069 ~...... , ......... Wt .................... ~ ...................... . ... .,......_. I ... Ui ........ 116t ........................... t. •••••••••••••.••• OWi• W,AMTI eMPtt0¥9 NOf•lt A Y AREA . prefer beorh tHl'O c x c h.in ~e S2~0.000 equity in 48 ' ll nttcrn$ Yocht tlsher. llkP n~w. Jo:·<tc•n\1vt• electronic . mallnlrkent custom d or. hve ub<.>Qrd Newport Slip' Als o. c•.xrhon1te on~ aerc behind g 1t<'1C. Bel Air' $376.000 equity ror prol)('rty U S./ E\JrOPl' Po,;t;ible tax advnnw~~. o ...................... 21 ).J77..06t '1SLANO LIVING IN LONG BEACH" Discover the picturesque beauty of Napl~ Island sn Long Beat·h. Ser<'ne & ouic:t n<.'ighl>orhoods criss -erossed " <' 11 n Li I ~ '' i. v u t' h b i. :11 l b v o n Alunuto::i Ruy'· This Spanis h ·v illa <'ar>tur es th(• reeling I Lux uriou Iv <Jppoinh.-d 4 br. 3 ba. 3.450 SQ ft Of hving' Courtyard w jacuzzi' $495,000 Terms Available Opt•n Daily l-4:30PM 71 Angelo Walk Information: 213/433·1247 Poallt e1ec ullve •x celleere ! Turtlerock Clfa paiOo hocm-Inver· IM'Ss Model. Pre mium lot Gorseoos Vle'W. Lush landMaplng. Dramatic fireplace, converuhon •OWNER• p.t, skylicht a.od ~· 4 -1111!1~------I If V H l!:Xl'CUln•c 1Br BR + family roon1. JU.SI P1 .. la1Yla ~· '.IBa. J ~dr ~00.000 firm $330.000. Call now for Completely refurb1i.hed. Appl only 6 11 :iss 1 p rival e pr e v 1 e w . ~-8600 one blk to beach You l'rinr only 'NM?M own lhl• land Cr'"'' ~..... '*-......... "'•""" .. I... .......b l1t1• ................................................................. i .................... ...... ~~-~.~.~~ ..... ~~ ...... ~~~ ~.:!~ ... ~.~ ~-~~:!~ .... !!?! J.1Sacr.t•....,.._Btvd, llom> ::io. otean vu Iota CAUIOSMOlaS La Mabra. Plaoned )0 WI· fnm · ltnN avail Pre•t lalo... E11ecutlVf' 1t.1. Sl,J00,000 cuh. 30 M r • T • b b . • K l Decoralore home with = ettrow. No Lerma. 7U411-IUI ~I aQd llO del ~"' DC only. Wrtte .... View Aaklna GUlO "'° Gardena.Ca ~7 C U S T 0 M • , .............. 1240 HOMEOWNt:RS I ed I ~ a¥ e I' o r more -·-••-•• .. •••-•-· IMdtProperty IHO yoW-house !)la;. n:111 p~c~? phone Steve Avall n<>W Near UH! •••••••••••••••••••• ••• pay CASH for plan& ot 11 beach. I Delaware tspr CornnadoCaya :H.000 aq ft. dramatic z + Oen. 2 ba. patlo So. in1fle&cl> 2 s tory , 3 Coronado Penin.aula V\eW homell to ..ell ror Hwy. Adults unly. No bdnn. 3 ~. £uc Home 3 bdrm. 1 ba. Chanel ssoo .ooo on suo.ooo pet.I. rr~ mo. 615-2313 with fam . rm. rrplc. front home wl\h 40' L estalt! lob In San Oteco Agent dllhwshr. paUo, aundedt ahaped dot-II for Z •ta Cowlly 751 4U7. " dbl rara1e w telec H.11n burned ~lha111. New. 2 story. e>«an v\ew, prage door opener. 2 or atrium. flreplace. wet u...a..a.... ..__1 3bdnn. Jba. fam rm, 2'700 3 Children OK, no ~ls. bu "private paUo on --,.100 1qft.SU5()1mo.S7S.9832. tSmall pet ~ed>. the chanel. Creal home Ta+,.... a l7Z5 per mo. + S100 de for UV\l\g & entertamlng. ••••-••-••••••••••••• U N S U R P A S S E D pae11 Call 714·984-2511 or Owncr213~1·3606 325' Waterfn oldr Pk nr PANORAMIC OCEAN & rr3-2!171 Agent. No fee. Blythe. IZIOF P. SIOD P. BAY VIEW 2br. fam rm eo;:-r:..,w l600 0 W .C . Inc SZG .000 +breakfaslrm.wetbar, HOMES FOR RENT ..... ~:!............ 645-1014 maids quarters. e ha. 3 " 4 bdrm. rrom ~- Mc •t• o...-t. ~· 3 car aar. S3.2'01mo fenced yar~. gar~es. -MEWPO--•a•T•(•,-u•..e•11·s•1~.~"•sori"~ 1400 ~or291-~9i.1 ___ ~~1~ :1:u1~ 0K~ t:~ In h<'a rt o !'lc.>wporl ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jasmtn<' C:reek. J br. 211 711/964·25&> or !>73·2971 &•aC'h. Located 111 C'Om ha condo, pool & tcnn1i. ,\gent Nofet> merclal area Can be FOi LEASI court $1000 mo 644 90GO 1.1.'>ed for bus 1ne!\s. rto" ~ew 2 bedroom 2 buth (Jr 673 4195 a sk for Evan Lx(..~ ln·level 3Br. 38a. MdeouaJ or """ $425.000. hol'tMI. M iu ion Lakei. Corkell ,\l(t fam rm. formal din rm SUBMIT•:XCllANG~"i Countr y Club Coif . ------I n b l.'s t HB n eigh . tt'Mlt.·pool Be11ut1full) :\lt'dllerranc·an 2br hm•· borilood S750 mo. 1st t landi.caped. no m ain fkuul1ful !>l ~hti. $500 lw.t + secunty Judy for W.o\Tt:RrROVT HOMl& REAL ESTATE 6JH4()() 11 .toO~FT. R Ir D. B.ECTaONIC S Oil &IGltilBIMG Pnme tl.B. Local. 1,700 sq n. office llpae<' \mplc.> Partnng ~pnnk ll'r'~ Throughout (iOO am1"' :! GI l>oor' I Restroom~ tenanceyard Dream k1t r hl·n 18''6.ll fee _..ippt 898·264Jor&t2·4740 _ 91BOClubhouse Rd RENTIMF.S f.JH~ Ocsen Hot Spnn~ ---HS S8r.2ba.2car gar. 2133782572 CottaMeH 3224 frplc. bltns. clolie ln ""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!I••••••••••••••••••••••• SC'hool ~ V cr y c tea n . -::: Nl-:W JruG E 2 Br 3 f~ 962 1613 PUllTO Total P"' ary & 11uwl --------- v .a.• I ·aT· AdulUi f'eUne rctOK \'\CA.'\T 2 Brt. walk to ~~ ~ Lowmovl•1nco"l>o ocean. ~ mo Call Go all over the world ~ lk'r mo Kerth. 962·4-17 1 St:irt 1n Putrto Vallarta ~ WallaC'l' •C.fA2 ~15 Onl) SWSQ umc <,h;mni.:. -New J bdrm hou:.e for I!>~ ('all Sandy . A1:1•nt J bdrm z•., ba 2•2 bJ 3 garage s 673-9541 R 11 It Rroktor Townhomt• Brand n<:w Gardener meld ~o pct:.. ---Xlra l;i r ge d e lUl(l' S1200mo SJli!n~I OW of Stat~ Ex~utrve llome 4 bdrm 'Ci'fN'~"·1•\•tJ1•'"1 '"' '' I 18Vlal ..... -a _ financing $205.000 .,_ °' ~ ~ lfilltil ~523 C.0.Mk!RVl~E ~S~•&""", ~ir~~.;~ttJt::":\::: ~ ......... ••WOODSIDE -~v ~ mg rm 1:;· lot SS!l:l,(MlO RI<; CANVQ"I; il> 0 14ncr :\JOO :-OQ ft f)(•,1U'(\ rlk ()I) lrg P\ t cur rwr lot "' 'u l fi' PoOI w ... auo.1 rloi: run lot dramall\ \'lllr) featur 111g Span t Ill· l hruout I 'rof de<'OralC'd $li95.000 014 11 ,. r "' ii I ,1 r r <in g l' rmam 111~: 11 Ol't'<ll'<f Call i!'l.\I HllJ or b.&U I~ for appt l.Ailbc f'n<'c & Tl'rm~ Vl'rv attrart 1vr C'Jll Rlciwrd Conan 8lb1ne'" J>ropertl\'' Brukerai:c U>. 1!)2~11 P'roperty 2600 ...••.•.•.............. WATBFttOMT r•r1vat c y ard. 2 ror .:Jragt.-S7~ mo 1s t & la.'t mo +-SJOO deposit ~~nta Ana Ave C M &It) 4871 3 ba 2 'ltorv Near bearh • lodud1n" G ardcner $000 m.1 ~MZS ·~"'•e 2Br oondo 759-922f p ,p Cil4 l ti73 lfi lll. -~~.._000 ~umable 1st Newest on market in ""!!'~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!~I li7J 0316 San Clftlwnt• owner wtll carry larg . Arbor Lake. Absolutely ----- and. n...... House: Sal. & gorgeous. See to {J p 1aou ocr .... VIEW FAHULOUS ll,\CK U1\ v Sun. ~r: ss&-l26l. snclat.e. $179.900. UU1 lmm.iculJlc 4br. 2 bJ. CYPRUS SHORES man) C'uslom tcaturl"" Oc•Clll hoch Est• 1076 ..••••................. lltC.Oftlt rroper+y 2 ooo ••••••••••••••••••••••• 20 UHITS-C.M. &-aut l yr. old t11mh!.e unrts. frplcs Nice area TSL.lnvslmts 64.2-1603 HEWIMTOWH? GETTING FED ur REHTIMES MAKES MOVING A.8RHU Great H 8 locauon lbr. 21 ~ba . S19S 1mo f'ore~l i:: Ol'icn. Inc 962·SSIJ'J l:teaut 2br .. den. z~, bJ t:<Jndu pool lJ3C ,\va 1I H ~ 646-5974 1\trtJerock Glen Garden ~I Woadbrldge Newly de<'oraled on foe lge game roomtsc.>w rm. New. prest1g1ous re Ho me . Lark s pur 11 , Really land Owner extremely spa. lge assum loan s1dence. Sec. 1!3lt-. u -aruooos and priced to sell S31SM BK R. 642·8833 c I u s 1 v e b e a <.' h & model. 3 BR 2 Ba. FR 551·3000 aLS135.000.Callaboulun· dubhousl' Ever; rm J ~bet Ooot rs, 'dcostol.m tm tJarnnu Plcwy.t rvln•· believable terms. llG CYl-' LSE OmOH magruf1rent vu Com er '"""""· au cov pa to,--------_ r.kLaln Twnh5c on golf lot.. adJ lo former Nixon Lu>lung for Mr or :\fr' Edge *AGENT* Is l t ime offer New energy effic hm ll.'ad1ni: into beaut Lake Coeu r d'i\Jt>ne. lS mm lo dwn twn. Your own pn' dock with 100· water fron t ~est.Sed in the lree. 1:. a beaut hm 3200' lux 'br. J ba. c ath . ceil in g . 2 firfpl's . rumpms rm. 2 C'dr gar. Full Pr•C'c ~X. 2:'>'~ dwn. ~-n .. r C: All 631-4555 ST ART r ACXIHG 141U Cal'T) bal al Ill' 2 fir I 11.s Oupll"( ~12.'> ~ fkfn-<,hml! J Rr ~luxe Huil' Yd W , P1rket frc' 1 Kxts 1J>~ts OK! <9622 l fe•· Ht::-O'T l:\1t;.<; 631 4~ =/w~~~ ~=-**WAJERfRONT Ocean Views Homl'l> rour!>e. P\I. f3nla!>llC estate. 8 ) appt only OurSpe<.'talh \'lew.:.ep garaS?e. h1~hl> S7SO,OOO a48 41 81!. lm-3:>35. ask for Nick Profess1onaUy decorat1•d Robt. Socks & Assoc. upj(radcd. 979-9930 d)!>. 1 723-8828& $48~2 Work 141th lht• \OUOJ:. 't·a.-.oncd, .. ggrt·~~I \ I.' & mot1\'atcd. 100 • l'um m1s!>1on . h i c la !-.' ' ,. "' µ o r I U l' :i l' h 1.\Jrp<in 1 0 H1•' CJll Bill for 1nh•n 1c w &:t I 1666 1 208 nJ :>11~ or ~rt t• !-.t.'< unt, SJ'i:> '" l>"l' ~ 0 Box ISIJ (. Ul'Ut ,,, Jll ·,\ul( 11 h l!Mll d Alene. Id 113814 \tl')\'r l'I :-,!'I ~I C.OOl~mporary Cotta Ile' - 5200' AJI uul paid· l'O\ 1•n'<J pall-0 IMW I ro:~ t R!-~11\1 l::s 631 <i!>:.~. -Vracin Brentwood on the lake Q9-la8~"·\'es wknds San Jumt ~.000. 3 Br 2 Ba. 3 !> :!.:1c~~~~ ~~ ~vate 546-9~!2--CGpistrano I 078 sume 101 ~r;. loan S87. . IAYl'OIMT COMDOS ••••••••••••••••••••••• balance Northwood I ty PDC:fle+ter Ho.Ms lle-d Estate 2900 .! 11r I HJ 1 ma llJm Ltll •• "!'!.~••••••••••••• µrt SI j O m ., l t u l t1inlt.1 '•"''.•WO ,. 1. .-.rMc)ton lur FJ' \i;t HartMMlr !'nmc E side tnplex. a" SPECT ACUlAR 3242 ...........••••••...... rm old. C<nl< 3 " [ fl.il'Voodbrldgc ""'" B<frm. 2•, bo oon ... frplc , c lo se t o re do!> lorated 1o upper -, rac11.tt1es Bob 730 0780 Really Back li.iy area Brand --5;; I ·:WOO new. direct from bw ldC'r <>RAMfiET1lE£ 19211tlarranca J'I."} lr\lrw St1ll l11ne lo 'ielcct carp<'t COHOO -----l·<ilor Slandard fl'Jlur('!'. ~ t 1 BR 1 Ba 1nrludt· .i1r cnnd TO SELL OR IUY fM All Of NEWPORT 8EACH pteos* CaH Us_. OCEAHVIEW J.000 sqrt horn" with i>PJ looking intu Dana P1 11.i rbor llo non d b~ 'ume 10', loan ol $120K Gr ior $15.720 pr 'r ~K 042 0340. t>73·-t22t> ~1other Oau~ht1·r ,. J O' J I Br th•• f1Aer UPIA r No Al(t 774 5 i'J2 '•'IC't'llon or SJn JU.JO ---------1······················· I.fr J u t 1 f u I r o r I n :J H U H T 1 H G T 0 H He.Ms fvnW-..hed Ch r •~tm .._t .,. Tour or llACH ••••••••••••••••••••••• Brand ru:,. 2lir 21 JbJ .! ~tor) ( (J ndo se .. bluff T o v.ohomt"' $62S •lf,3 5,')l;H '-1·wprin lh•1i.:ht' '.!bdrm lt'fl('1"1 ,,m1 :\IJ PE.~ ~·!'i r .. 11.,: J 225<. II llarbour Walerlronl ~. home.40'dock • .ibr.2bJ. x 3 car itarai;c Lea'l' r ne"°' . ret>pons1ble par. ar 1y OwnC'r 213r.Hl.·S'ZZ1 __ uru · · LCICJlllMI a.adt I 048 "•.tra"e d<lo1r opt-nt•r and l·omm. pool & tenn1' ••••••••••••••••••••••• o ,.. Ownt>r s3ys M•ll 'o OCEANFRONT much more d~rma rke.l al $70.00U Ne w m o dular type· 1'1cx1ble80 &90', rmam l foanl a s t1c c r e ut1v 00....,,5 pvt communilv ., m~ available l'ncl'd Jt r ..... . . ' S159.900 l'<l l'h 1-'or dt • inancmg. bchs. 24 br secunty, s'ub talls. c311 Carol llorr. ah'l illREOCARPET leUln!lOK 1714)499-38~ Pace:.cllerllomcs 754-1202 THI Yw 631-7164or631~ ,.. OHL AY Sales office open dail) TO GO 12 6PM Closed F'nd<tf:. 3 Bdrm Ooor plan. ocean lrVlne Ave .. & Un1vcn.1t> view d ec k s, l aqte Onve. enclosed bric k patio Priced for 1mmcd1alc --------- ~~~ • U• o .. ngJ ;32.'i FOURPLEX ~~~ •• ~!?.~ Santo Ana 1010 .••••••.•.•..........•. BY OWNER J Bedroom. la r1tc lol. nt'<H school. walk lo town Nice rei.1dt•nt1al neighborhood Sjve m >ney S77.\JfJO ~ .. n 311S2 -- !-.harp look10Jo? 2 Bdrm l Ha unit EnC'los e d ~ ..i r a ~ ,. c; N 1· a r t h e beJch : $214.900. i52 1920 l QUAIL A!~~~- Atlract1"' furn :!br • J Hr 1 BJ nu IJJrnt pal1u &. i.:.ir M J~Ur•· •J~ & drJpe-. \•Jll r\duJt!o ool) \ \ Jrl s. i>l ~ 11 I\ d OK R •f 15 thru Junt• IS $.$()() mu 1 1 ' '. ' rt 673 3486 or21J +46 6217 ~ d ~~~ m_~ O.t•Jolroot 1•<1ntM" ,\,arl !l fi llO 2 BR. Furn. i:.1r. pallC> ut1I pd Adlh S'xJIJ rm 67~ 163:? .... r 1. J"'' m•w 3 Br Condo .,n th•· .... 1t1•r ll unt ltJr bour. Call By Thi· St•.1 RcJlty 71 I t846'4SS7 1)1'213 562 2871 0114Jll'r. I Br 21 ~ Ba . lri; h\ rm ram rm. 36' hoJt 'llP ll'3"<' 51300 mn of fer 7M ~·3990 ---------:-...-w I.a!\ F\tent~ Conooi.. ~unt) gated. pool:.idt'. .: &· 3 Bdrm U\Jll Sll0!1 The T e r race /Cam bridce./ 3br, l ~ba. A3t.-O. Days: 644-8141. (ask for Aodyl Evelo SSl·Mll or 586-5047. ~J~~N~E,\LTY VIEW LISTING JASMINE CREEK l>ecorator'l> own home. Absolutely :.uperb 3 ll!l 3 BA. Plan 6 Orean Vl('W plus w1d<' 1tr c.>enbe lt \ C' Wllh o r "'' 11u1 furniture 10 Atoll ,\bo Plan ;) with on •an '"ew l:Waut1full) del'Ordtl'd 17 Wlulct•at For '>ale b' o~n\T I Olt 2 BJ. tlU5.0oo ;.Ir ~ C':.l l'la1<1 ,\,.,um•• lvJO '°'" fll l :JO P.M.I (llarm1ng S bdrm . 3 bath bayfronl with 38' lioJt }le'la Verdl' 3 llr 2 Ra Fo•oc,.d )'Jrd 2 c Jr i:arai.:l' 'llalural wood nuor-. & l nm ... ·r e nch d<l>ir-.. lmrTWc ~ mo t Ullb '.Ji\l 1!610 ,\~~·nt 2 llr. ear.12e '<trd. '"aler pd. -.;o !JOGS $.iiStmo rn:> &\O I "11 1r IY Owte 494 0731 SplJt Level 2BR 2ij,\ .\ TIIE RANCH. •Br+ ram ----• rrother·in law un11 1:-'t'l' DOVER SHORES ll03t Sept Jul} s1:. rm Yrl) SIGOO mo U1ll Grund~_.6~~ ~:o:!J ....... 3244 rm. Completely remod. 3br hlle . So Laguna. Land Kings Rd oew cpl. paint . 1110 /de g ocea n vu BALBOA-NEWPORT 1 Br lam1ly homt-. nlrJ Ir~ Int. ()('l'an. b<Jy and n I\ \lt'W., \10 tl\ Jtt·d :.ellet hO<tOllO~ d\ JllJ bll' s:ns.000 120!:1 San t1ag0Dnve e>tt..r Real bt• ~; CJ '>h Ouw 2S spal>v \1 II p.1rk • Ill Jph "12!i OUO 141lh Sl 2S.OOO dvlNn Pnnr1p,1b uni) 171 1 Jli51 1666 ----., ..................... . ... J .. t~•d• .: Br OA rlh i:.sr .. ~~ l.Jundr~ hook up. •tm • I• nn . .od ) ard Ou lo &.µ. l Ut-. SS.'10 Call Ranc ho Sao Joaquin H1ahly upiJr aded I bdrm I ~, ba. den. dbl ~araie. air cond Sl600 ,~ mo ~38Si 1o .....•..•....•....•.... ......... °" a.och 3 140 wallpaper Lovely yard $198 .000 1:;•; dwn Kot Pood Ausum In. 840-1441 Rfffty 675-8 I 70 11 00 ........•••••••........ 2 Hit. 2 BA . nr bt•Jt h. "·curity tlate. p11ol J.icw.zi. lc.>nn1s. voll1·• ball courts C.all Ot'~· 962-4142 or Ken~ $14S,900 SM·~ 031 +lZ.I ••••••••••••••••••••••• EXCLUSIVE Lovely & secluded '•AC. JUST LISTED: 3 Bdrm 3Br. 28a. tam rm. spa. San Juan Capo s.\S.ooo ::? 40 UNITS ----.... oo a huge lot with l'l( deck. Sl~.ooo. 645· 1496 ' BOO& VElt SHd OIEI s, panslon poss1biliues in ---' r covere poo . ,1vl· Br. 2 Ba. 1 l80 !>Q rt Syn. :\.lnl Garden Grove Loc a old Agt54_1_5032 ____ Iron Low. low marn E SIOF:. Wr. Jli,J. 1trdnr. 3 Br. 2 ba. t •. mced )anJ 1e 141r pd :\0 Pt,IS 166 w•pallo Sl95/mo. Park m h 1 g h I y de s i r a b I e ---------. Wte a Roman Absolutely 497-4200 neighborhood. $209.950 VBlY SPACIOUS beauurul Over 3.000 sq ---------1 tt·nance. lOX arosi. L.orJ-o'-odl 3148 Broad14J) S42S mo RllySSISOOO t: ti.3 SW8 ---s TUKTl.BO<:a 1 -Yi~ R.E. 5 Bdrms. J•.-, baths 1601 ft S37S,000. 1~2 SaotJago IU.UTY ......,.,7_17,1 Warwick Ln . WC!!tc hff Onve. •EXCITING• Owner will <.'3rD with ••••••••••••••••••••• •• 2<J'. down fo'ull pritt• Sl.100,000 Oreanlronl dht rurn1\hcd moblle home 2bdrm. In S('(' partt w 1heattod pool. ~auna . spa. pvt bt .. 1rh Monthly o r lse. S90tJ >i9-:MOl5. ~31116 --Turtlerock Ridge Canyon o · Jbr i!ba. ram rm. 011 Pt·t.... View 3 Br. 2"'2 ba. 3 ~ar no 'rnitle' l..1d. .. OK 1392 gar Avail Sept. 979-2560. . Dramatic '4 Br on ~9.500 atreet wilh de.l.ightfuJ sp IY OWHB UDO ISLE Soeciall-, Beautiful · newly up graded carpets & drpl>. ZBr. 2~ Levitt Home m Lag Hills n1c-est S• Pk All new appl. romer lot. acl"06S from Clubhouse. pool, jacuzzi. sauna. ex er c lsc.> & rec ha II (KJ5029) 20UHITS C. .ii"' J' L n S6 2 S &1·0610. SS! 149-t and redwood decking. Prime, Norlh Laguna Central air and plush Property. 2br Cottage. plush carpeung. Ove huge park Ii k e l ot. ~ aq. lt in this m peaceruJ neighborhood. destrable bome. ~.ooo. _S235 __ ._000_494_·'n_53 __ _ I -519-1... Large Beautiful 4bdrm home with canyon view t UNJV. PK. 2 'of.~. Lots or outdoor living Redhill Realty. Marilyn, space. Owner will help ~·?SOO finance. $269.SOO. Agt ---------..Martha. 661-1161 or UDOISLAHD S Bdrms, including maid's room. 4"'2 baths. 621h' of bay frontage. Sl,100.000. 400 Via Lido Soud. Open Sal /Sun J ·S. onH SAT /SUH 1-5 PAULMARTIM REAL ESTATE 644-7383 Be!;l value available Pnre !-.lashed $100.000 New pn<'e $32S,OOO rtrm. Mouvaled seller. Extra lrg lot In move in cond1 tion. L1 ve·1n ma1d '1 quarters 223 Via llhata CLASSIC MOllLEHOME SALES Bread & buller units in J(Ood Oruoge location !OX aross. Owner v.111 c·arry w1lh 29•,;., down l'u ll pn <.'c S739.000 19 UNITS U:>caled 1n Costa Mesa owe with 20'~ odown f'\JU pnce tll00,000. J\JI are 2 Bdrm 911X gro~~ This propert) has s pen dable. Mewport IMdi 3 I 69 ••••••••••••••••••••••• UDO ISLE. 3BR. 281\ .. 1l Ir furn. Walk to bt'h r lub & ltnnls "' atl 8/J3·9/3. Bill Grund) Rltr,675-6161 ONTifE BEACH &W 1831i es ---•Irvine University Par1t. m :-CPl 11$?1:. Jrea J br. 2 bo, V1lla1te 111 . Stanford q. ~ & Jal· Indoor HBQ Townhome. Highly up gnl 642 0211 graded 3 Br. 21.'/ ba. - ---------fanuly rm. 2 frpks. s hut· LS, Heaulrful So l'o11~t Shore-. t e r s & J eve I 0 u r :. h . :!Rr 2 B.1 Allamcruli~ t hro ug h o ut Near Ml SS7·~---schoob. parks. rec. rac1I iOO Eastside 2 bdrm lmmac No pe t s . Owner oc · iOI N<'w carpet Complelt' cupted.S750mo.ss.2·717t 11 WON'T LAST 494-3872. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'I CORONA DEL MAR Orean & light. view. 4 Br and den in Sea View Bulll m financing with 2()"; down. 2003 Y ;icht Delender. 8UHITS 2706 Harbor. Ste 206A 540.5937 Good Santa Ana location ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!'~~I AU 1 Bdrm un1ti.. owe -OC-.,-...... ,.~s largl' 2nd. Prkcd to sell 9mo lease $8SO. 7Br. 2Ba. lnq 126 E Ocean Front-Aug. 23 Sept. S or 1·213 398-3332 CH . or l·ZlJ.839..2261 d~ w,au apple. $500 mo. bt Woodbradce JBr. den. & last Joan 497 5402. ra mil) room. 2frplc~. .-rf AMPAU Charmin« Z.sty Plan 1 lOWnhome. Features in elude 3 Bdrm. 21ft Ba. 2 car garage, brtclr pal.lo. "fi~ce. Priced al on· INTHI COLOMY Lovely 3 Bdrm Z ba Ba smgle st«y home with brick fireplace and patio. <>ther features include ..eomm. pool. part. and ~ c:o.tll. Askin& OD• b' 1121.000. OELUX E CUSTO M HOME New 3 bdrm. 3 ba home. formal dining rm. den. 2 frplcs. wood ~k. xlnl view, beamed ceilings, leaded glass. SUS.000 RON Wll.UAMS REALTY 497.5494 PORTARMO Fantastic buildin1 site. Ocean and canyon view lot. Perfect for dream ll:Me. su:s.ooo. 644·7020 Lingo ... i. .... 1044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• macnab I Irvine realty AIUaatD&MYOF TMI lfMNI COMPANY . SPACIOUS lllt Hate Enjoy tbil well located lrg f amUy home near all the fine recreational facllitJes ol University Park & UC1. lmmedlate access to ahopplng. library fr schools. Lower level. newly decorated master 1uite. large covered patio & private courtyard. Bring your family home. Susie Welu ~1·8700. <B-56l _ee_n_1_MZ_823S ______ , 2.000:,.q . rt . Rec. facrl. $750 S49·25S9. DUPLEX THllLUFFS 41R.21/2IA Best Blulfs budget buy WeU ma.mlai.ncd & ideal· ly localed. Nearby pool & parit. SpeclaUy pnced at Sl57 .000: Agent St <.'p !> from bea r h Completely furnis hed Good rinancmg. Sum mer-w1n1e r rentals SZ.50.000 4710 Seashore Dnve. ~ ..-..-ra.:.1 S225.ooo FJ\)oy t.be beauty or the ....,. EV PaCJfic from ltll!> lovely 2 ~ 2 Hscs for Rent 2Br. 5430 S4SO 333 :?bt St Lwt 4Br. 48a, +-rc.>c CM See Ml{r JD room. On occ.ln. I lrg JBr. ~&:~Imo Avail famll) only. Sl400tmo. Sept lsl Sept June 64~ 7:>73 · 6'46-5636 Hdrm mobile home 1n Costa Mesa locatlOfl 3 Nnrth Lagunu. Many ex· Ur . 2 Ba Owner will tras include double carp carry 11t ur~ ror 4 y~ carport. 2 storage sheds. ~.000 down Full prire plush carpels. BBQ. S220.000. Yearly income Prestigious Palace! Elegant lakefronl home. 3 Br 3 &. ram rm, lrg It )ard. upgraded carpet. uig. draperies, parquet floors. SllOO/mo. Manon b Fnaell Agt. 551-.8700 r i~1,1 •il11111•1 .\: ~!"t1., ·~:r.d l11!'.• • '' • t1 \ ~ • ,, , /. , ., ' rnP ~ .1<.1t>l11f! Pt<1I Biel~ And M•y M•y M~ THAHK Y°''-· S74 ooo 52 1.000. Ttnanls pay ~KJdstPcts Wkmd~ · uuUt~. St.one Frplc! <67S4>fee A U€HIG€ RENTIM~ 631·~ r-t--~ HOM€~ .._..u..t ..... d don osen r t •a . ti f'"- Bra n. rarpet. dra~~. 2 car 213/498·6090 Eves & garage w ropenc.>r S'St5 _Wkn __ <h_. ------ llV). 2l82 Maple 673-2282. 2Br 2 ea 11.200 67S-S48'7. 631·7089 2Br + D 2i..z '&. 'iiioo rum 9"' Real Estate lnveatmeals ... •••••••••••••••••••• JASMIMleuaC ~ 1fl~ifi.°tiAfl:.l'trl 3333W.CoaslHwr,NB ........... d1 lZ07 PLAN II. exciting plan~• 497-448 645-6646 ...... •••••••••••••••-Laur el Pl. Twnhs e . featuring many UP · _ _ £1 IALIOAIAYROMT c~lom 3 br. 2~ ba. uaded. 2 Bdrm.s. den. 2 1 / 2 00 4.Br1 ~a. boat slip. san· adults. n~~ 3Br 2"i Ba .••• $1$0-ll.500 r1replJ1cea and rormal Mewport C_.... l IDIM Pr.at., I 41 Den, spa , 12.000 mo. di.rUnf room . Assumable '40.5JS7 Mobile home. Steps lo ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~. 615-0597 rtnaocin&! $278,500. the ocean. 2 covered O..OfTM•st C I* ...___._l,.11 patios. a nd beautiful •4 •'-· d trt 1•--4 P' .. .., lldlin3l~ 2 .. -th, '""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I I bh . h I " uwl in us a proper--·•••••••••••••••••• ~, ... = c u o usc wit poo · lY centrally located 1 p _ .. , __ PaJ , - rormal I room, on ---11111 ... ~---1 Adults oaJ,y park. Asking block from downtown .,........., ace _, MESA VERDE 3 Br, 2 Ba. kitchen. lam rm. Crplc. Sharp. Good area. No pets . 1615 mo. 546-mt private comer. Decked LJTI TIIW $30,900. For more delalls. Laguna Owner asklna P.oramk Z8r! Garage Pa tl o, au t om a ti c Beautiful S bdrm. 3 ba, c.all540-11Sl 1125,000 Call Fonaal Dloln& Room! Lrg. 2Br w /pvt. yard. =--· $285.000. New view, fireplace, freshly Realon0mlcs 675·6700 CloeetoBcb(Cl> lee Freshly painted. Perfect ,..; .. ted in" out, CUit.om REN'TIJIES 631~ ... _ _.. ,_... ffl.laU-... Be.. R 2 lot for couple. 1425/m o . _... carpe t • drapes . -~on ... . , C.-.. Mw JllJ Rds.ru.~. Adult Condo l Bdrm UP· llALTY 15tSTB Strawberry patch opens on Warner Ave., a lso __ ..... -........ per Unit with amaU Loft, 64z..IJOO t o pa rll al top or 1$.000 sq ft near Clvk ~SHa&. Ilsa det Mar.3 Br 2 Ba Pool, Tennia lncliaded. Eaa tb1 ufC. •· aota 1 tic Acl'Mp fw s. t 200 Omler · ~12'12 &llenlhe 4 ldrm ltome w /POOA • Jae. N\I paiDt No Paa. llOO No IU-115.Z ~!!iT:~~~ ~n·~~~n! ...... ••••••••••••••••• IUIMPOllST &-!D tHUtloua arH. tulde • out. Cat11eta. Sun 1.5• 10 acres, No ol Rwho 15/llf mo. R.C. Taylor drapu. Remodeled Wooclllridla CODdo. asr. ~ ... _ ... _ ...... __ .. ,_ .._, C':l kllcben. Beaut. 1\.\lla. _. ..._ Qoee to 644-1140 ..--r .,,-tnea,..,.. _ _. N ~,_ I a. I than 10 mlDtutea to •----------• >'-"· ear sc,...._, poo • ltno • eta. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I 2.e A.cnll nestto the post beaches $UIO,ODI. Tftoma IBr, ..-.. jlle .. l\IU'ded PMb.shoppiaa. Nopeta. tuS/mo. Anll. 1·1'. a.IDuplel', I bouac from MUSTSMTOl&llYI atnceonHJahlandAvein Ooodtenu, p&e SIJOO/IDO lumlDe taso1mo. 2781 Alanao ..-. om. SM0.000. O L O W O I L D san BernardlDo. 'hrrlOc ELCAJIDIO c:n.k.... Lue. Ml-1177 fot appt lo ---~---3-.-.-aholllUI cmter locaUOa PROPERTlES aM. -• J.BaeMlor DulMa ln old SPANISH HAC•IDA ready for Immediate de· m•lt»LAND lllllatoOCMD.IBr. 2 Ba. --------1 Balboa. 1170.000. OH IACI IA Y velopmenL Red&aeed to A•all. now. $'150 mo. Home Sweet Home! ... C E A N F R 0 l'I T 4 bdrm. + Ila.tell room 1565,000. WaatAdlWp? M2·58'11 _.. K1da!PetaOK! Nu AHie lllONTHLY RENTALS Bl~ eoo:o· Bal1tr-pool. hot tub. volkyb;il LASS· Pnme view Coly2Bdnn! CM58ff• ftom .. mo. Multaoo· !!!.·oooi. •· oat a p, court. Creative flnanclaa • ~~'!'. ~--f:-•Br. ·r.lt. DlD Rm'. RF.N11NES 631-451$ l,y. RJIP-..11 -·Malleotftr. ,, .._ '° ~ HeddallU'OllA.aeal :e'O II PU ff I ...... SHOO/mo. lll:SA VERDE· aer. Tropicalam.t!Jlk Creath• flnaacl•I· '*lOM· ~.,.d r...u.:....• i 1M-..-orl4H• I~. cleu, avall Aut a..taDdMal 8reesJ ==-._~~a°=t. Harbor Rldjt Eat1tea. the Job~ ... It Dat If y o'\I d ID e .. AL a "7Smo. TSt..al9J. Ooa¥1nnl l(4'n>f• ow.r1.-.f7uns ~ men. ocuody tbll"eyoumlfllt~ PIESCO" IBr, 1aa. r taeY.., UM REN'11llD Al-485 --.___ ~ ,.._I II-I Br I Ba, 1171.• o(ftriDI your aervl1c~ l?eoch doon lo pallo. -•••••••••••••••••••-a Br, I" '9, ..... clleiOer ·-----• ID -.JM opUoo. six. ,down. A Dlvl,lon of wtUa ao ad ln the _. tntl. MJcrowave, com-• Br 2\\ Ba t.owuhouM, home. 1 bll to V~ona w.t. · ·• Da1l1 PU9' OWC paper. 190-J.11'7 By ff...W lnftllUIMftl Co. • ..... etil IJ >· ..._ peder. All .... ll50. =· er ~ 6 Nrk. Buth. 1UOO mo. Call a.ined Ad....._ Owner. ...,. •·•-· . A.at. Jim....... clQa •·P'41'1.ar4. .. )U r Ct<. or I Cl'. M. e:s. It.to allc 1na t ne po tol· port In t'r I lent 911)'. . I nr Uve le· al· KOO CH. 90, ' nt9. - .. •' '• .. •• fJ . ... •• U , I • •lwt ,_....,..,.,... ................................................................................................................... ELl'.CTJUCIAN Prtred li:al> Gardner comp \.rd rltb\ lru c'tllmalc OA ro.lnl. 1·lr nup 6 ta-e lJll'lfl ,.,. 1mal Jot. t11 mcnlna "~"Mt J'ctl' ~ •3.J71:M m 03SO 141 IOll6 th1\d 1Gradln(. demoh· Prof nr wn. t ile. wood. PETEBSPAINTING STUDl'!NT·E•p'd ln Int PROBLEMS·Need lo lion Sklploader. dump s:uet. alripplnl(. wax Expr'd Reas Rates PalnUna. Prof. wotk at talk" Free coun1clin4! t ruck Trua/yd wk . bulfin". l tHm Cpt t'ree Est.. Call Geoe Amateur Pt\ce1. Can do AB C HELP LIN I:; a:n m1 I. m 8951. 838 5M3 ~ the job ror leu. Call Ad 84.$-2222 tlawtna•deanlnc•tree J•lt:wMI --Prof. pamtlne Ext& Int Answe ring 842·000.Sts _;...;.._co;...;.. _____ _ ___ , tnmmlna • polnt lna ••••••••••••••••••••••• Low rate$ •JIOOU Pree t'Xl.28'1 .. ••••••••••••••••••••• R e1 /C omm 'I. Ray FlNESTINJANJTORIAL esl~MC/V\sa ...... /1111*' CUSTOMSTUCCO M11-, ELECl'RIC~ Gc•s .. $tnlc.e1 ............ .......... .., rll•. . ..•....••..•.•........ ...... ht 1 :ao ·• .ia ~05.EP' CATERINO f'r . beat wortunan.1h1p Th"t' tt1 mm1n1. 1arden u-. llf ~. N 1taJ • o...-tfllslne Small joba pre>ferr~d 1n11 . \'On~·rt'l4' work . 914-4278 CARE. Comm/lnd. Res. •••••••••••••••••••••• REPAIR. RM DN Expertlae ~7'40 Dave's Paintinc. &ef'Vlng Stucco • .,latter P•lch. ERIC S30-0U!d Lewt l.1 feau d )911 • ply/l und t.-o tu mSSU how«lci•nm91,Luc11leor 1 •dlClfh I area 9 yrs. moat rea1. no job too 11m. quick & ••••••••••••••••••••••• lnsured. lic'd 58&-8425 c~. ~. ~199 ••••••••••••••••••••••• a,a. • ... xi. tr. m.wt --l'udrol:tl 710'1 Cleanupa. trl mmloa • ... -. -I: h c \ r I c I ., n L I l' -tu11a1111a. Free esUma Let ~-C--'JC-cnle U3Jlot C1ll Sm Job•. Jln1l1t• Odd Jub llavl' 567-8271 C.,EilM •n•n•••-•u• ........ m.lnlt'tlank & ~pair• Truck Wiii Tra vel ---------- -•-••••••••••••• ••• o.ie w. PhllbPI C mecu M ~ t'Oll mt·. fom..'tl:i & mov All around ha\lling Maciel Service Co. 10-yrs aper In pruning, clean· up& landscape. f'ree est call MS-1865 i£rSIAM "•••1 Ceramic tile sel"'l1Cc!'>. r~ ~ lo , ~ ••••••••••••••••••• • ••• free est 494·5887 bfr 9A M ""'lm pauJUng. raloCD . .n..n•· · ... ,, u· I/ l I F'ree e st. 3 yr guar .......... ty res1ucn a rcn n orafl6PM Chuck 962-1478. 633-9837 aft 5. '?"°P plumbing. Isla nd a. WU.. Ii Sau, IMIPI· No job too· am. Ind 1n1 i\nl'lwer phonl' lT.truck. Freeut ,. Md. Neaodel • .,-a. ..._,,. u r Al llOC'ICk'd Ek!t1n etan. •mall Jobi.. S.l7 9M3 548-3864 ...... -• >"" oar 5'01lG bll JO b l . ii nyll RI\' -t.k A5l41'1 londH b~1 .It 1n~ur~t Work I bidy'MeR ..... ca. ... , Met•f ..... , ........................................ . __ _,;..;. _____ --t Services. ~18·0288. ..._"'ft°" leadt Rainbow Pnta.. Quality resadentlal/renlal Let ua up~~·de thJt Extllnt. 8yrs. P'i-oi~Efp. property plwnbln&. Call ~hower. lub, drain board Lowesl PriCC5. Neal " l.lb.ndServices,548..Q288. or entry way. Ceramlf' •n.o ~ c... G~•fltt!t'll 83tl ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• - -....................... G.r*_.__ J4tll or all 'l'rad >o lloml· Want a REALLY CLEAN Brickwork. i.mall Job., HOUSE~ C.0 Gingham Newport. COflUI M~a & Home lmprove mftolA't £apc"d ll<'d t h1ld u r.--... rtip.un .!tlDJll Job., ~xt, Ctlar R•nov•aa At'IMt.mtr. recrNtOonal •••••••••••:••••••••••: T)l.-r 1146 U!l5 S.vlce. ~3749 Warm lo\•ln)( t'llVtron J apaMH Gardt,n1<r 1., -.- Carl F'ree est ~S.123 lrvme 675 3175 cvel> Bnck. :.tone. block work. Ule fl.rs. concrete puuo .... wlJts. driveways Hl•r., !-"tee est John 846-1~1 aean. 4 yr. guarantee. , 0 lo ..... tale improves ap~ar & Free u t Call Ad SitU:r · • • \•alue of any home or me nt Ctall ah 4 m )n exiwr. clnup trim lkm•·1m~tvt1100111.2S;I"'> Remode.llttPalr. Q\llil)' 5.51 9640 P l'l\dlnl FrC'fl l'lt 77~ lltlll c.'.11~1 h11c111t1 l>t:P"n HOUSICLIAMIHG Refs from S20 wk 557-2233 =257. 6"2·4300 24 hrs ··-••••••••••••••••••• Pvr POST BOX comm bldg at 11 rt'J~ SERV ICE O)St. Free est & suggei. ,_ cnftamanatup, t~n. dable 6314264 ID area. Lac 'd l r Exp Cluld Car.-in m> Lu~ tnmrrwd & t<lj:cd .• Palomllo11Z·U14 CdM ho m r-W\lck l). dc<tn-ui-.lwuhoii t.irpcnlr)' m,1:.onn . -houri) A1&ci. :! & up tl42 9"J07 rooling, < eram1c tdc, dn GE..~ERAL Houseclean 1ng. rer·s. reli able Custom brick. :.lon1· 962 0.SlO caJ I aft 4P M block, ronr~te & :.tuct.-o Refs Frec 1•:.t ~.8151 • PAIHTIMG • Interior & E.xtenor l~&Qwtlll~ ()pen2Ahrs 2600 E Coast yons. <7l4!_B42·~ Hwy, CdM. 640 0340. Tree S«-Yic:~ 64444111 Th<' Mat l Room • • • • • • • • • • • • ••• • •• • • • • • Work. RoofiMJ--Oav1!'> TrecTnmmltll: . 114·S34-l745 ___ ••••-••••-••••••••••• 24hr emergency ~torm c.,.t Sel-fice 6t(>,i8IJ'1 wa 11 llJ' . 499-4.9W .. -••••••••••••••• ----i-:x11·llcnl garcl1•n 1•r . aj.mpoo • ateaso ciao Col*eder l;awnt., tree!'>. h1tuhn1t ..... .,g COrlof' brilhle.MrS. •ht ••••••••••• •••••••••••• K e-'~ r a l v ~ 1J om ' •• ••••• • •• • •• • ••• •• •• • • ~&Oaunbleach Oan NadtaleConstructaon 6319180 HJuhog&DumpJob3 Housekeeping to s uit your needs. honest. ~liable. :<lnt refs. 962·6'948 Custom br1 1.k work :.pC'ctahztnK 1n e\ Pr ythlng. Call Crl'gg for dl. 675-4394 Pamuno &Papenn" o.. •-R f /\II ~e r v r es & co mm .. ., "4!pa1r ... eroo ~ bf. dua rm. hall W •VI CWitom homes. remodel. Ask for R~•nd) ProlessM>OaJ wortc l )'pt:s·s h lngles-rock · ----------- Rlnbl Steve. 547-4281 e.baltes<Ompo-t.a.r. Free W'lftdow c~ rm SJ.~. couch 110.chr comm'I, framing. 30 y~ hpertC'"-Ps ~94368 Reliable & eff1c 1ent housecleaning t'ne ext 1inl pa111t1ng by Rlch11rd Sinor. Sl he. u~. Tr) me 836-~. 24 hrs est 541·5830 Ftn. Avail. ••••••••••••••••••••••• SS. Cur etim pet 40r an nrea f Lac Bl 1641l21 > Trees topped 'removed ~ repelr, lS )'Ml tpr. 8G4Q18 842·5260 New lawm .. 751 3170 Do won myself. Ms --·--- ~1-0lOl M . Stap le 11 311442 1 Tn:c tram. ~cl mutnt. Remodel. rm add . roof spra n k lt-r 1'\i., l.1w ni. STEAM·OeOea ·Deoct 2 mg It finish cnrpenlry mow1:d /1n:.t al. cln upi-. nm 5. 5-128, 2Ax80 d.s, 67~ Mke /Dan Mr GonzaJt·z 64&7008 so f a SIS. C AR£T ----------MASrERS 540-1849 Oass1f1ed Adi. 642·567!! Scll 1dle 1lem3 &12 Stl7K Gabi 497·5237 eve:. I laulrn~ $20 J loJd. no con· l'rt'll' C'all OJ\ 1d aftl•r '4µ10 :>15 8'>1G Maciel Sister:. Apt & hst· cleaning. own lran::.p. Sloploudcr, Uump TruC'k. refs 646-6502 rl'ntal. i:rudini.:. dcan· --------- up. demo. n·a!'> r.ill·i.. SELL idle item~ with ,, i\.'k for llnan l>I:? O'.!.:J'J Dail_)' Pi~ol Clasi.1ficd Ad Movt.MJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~1ov1ng• The St:ir\'lni.: College Student~ h.1 "' Rrown. Lil' Tl2·1 1a 1, ~me good !>en 6-11 >4427 Want \<1.o., ROOFS FOR LESS Metal bldgs. coodot;, and c a e r gy :.a11 1n A ------• wr.llerproofm~ coatanit!'> l'JinltnR mt l'Xt prompt Hot &c compu t-"rt'C 1:st 111 Jl work for low •·!.t 96C}.4J778 pnce 10 yrs II U fn~ •'1't IW3-S6114 or 636-711~ St-II tdt.~ item' "f.t1. lhe Sunstune In" <.:all Sunshltle Wtndow Clean ing:. ~td _!>48-81153 _ l'IJl'lflg .J Clas<;1f1c:d au I!. ... .., t1a.o,y a~ d1almg ) our phont• c:1vc us a l'.Jll W1>'ll rlo th<' rl'l\l fl42 51;-;~ --., . H1•1" U•••••c . HcMIMs u.fwlli~ .,...._..., Fwnithed A.porlntents lMfunt.. AparfMelth..,.., Apalt.Nh Ultfwft. 14pot hwlth u.fwosL S--r R..tuls 4200 Offiu Retttaf 4400 ;;;;;;. ..... ii ......... i:;;i.·0 1269· ;;;;;;~ ...... ;·;2~· c;;;;;;;;~ ...... j8i4. c;;;;;;;;; ...... lii4. ;;;,;;;·i;;;;jl4(; ~-~·i:~ .. ·1169· ;;~~;;::;;;:~·~ .. ;~~ ..................... .. •• .. ••••••••••••••• •• ••••••• •••• ••• •• •• •••• •••• •• • • • •• • • •• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • •• • • • • • • • • •••••• • • •• • • •• • • • • •• • • • ••••••• • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • •• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Crotn bch $300 pt:r wk WESTCLIFF BLOG. 2 br, 2 ba, walk LO riv. Dover Shores 3 bdrm. + CA.SA DE ORO 3 Hr Tvwnhow.~ newly E SIDE JBr. + den. 2 lleluxt-pool,1d1· xtr.1 ll!l' \'er...ullt"J PenthoUSl' 2 Ava118 L2 645 953.SeVt"> bdl. Guard~ C<am den + family rm. 3 ba. ALLUTI LITJE~ P:\l () tf<·~or ~zt~ pd ~nrl'd frpll·s. <tva1l 1mmed $625 2br. 2ba Hlln'-. cbhtAhr Hr 2 Ba Orean ,,_,f"'W ---. - Pool, t e nnis. 2 ·a r Pool. 3 car .:ar . Call gur Adlts pool 64254113 mo Lst & Isl + ~cc ,,, m1lei. tx•ach Ad lL .... ~: S7~ m" 64-4 0452 Ui l~ becich in Nl''*Port ~· 8ette613-0770 btwn 3 & Com pa re bdor<' ~ou -----~ 61J.l600 no .pet s . SJ!l.l m o t·v~ Wld)orMont.hly2Bror S$0/mo.~7740r 6PN rent. Cuslom de~ll.tn 2 Br 1 b~th /\pl • e.,.I)' -----~8362 I 38r Ku1t l..a.mb.G3l 0900 ~1·5333 features: Pool. llBQ. dl'cor GJ.!t pd ."'~<·~ .. d 2 Bdrm Deluxe Apt. New 2 Br I', Ba Townh~1· .e.lfaaVl...1n. 367 &gCanyon CondoAdlts. co\'rd garoaAl'. n1·w jtar pool Adlt.:..6425013 drapes. pJantcd, clean. '>t)h: Adults no pet!' VocotioeR...tafs 4250 y_,.. 2Br. den, J Ba. pool, fur natun•. o.,urrounded room>. qwel. Eldert> SJ75 Call54H 21682 •••••••-•••••••••••••• ---•••••••••••••••• )aCUZ.U. tennis. no pelS .... 1 h 1 d I Br Nrwl) dl'cor i.:a~ pd. HOllESFORREF lnSmo.833-3349 Wlu• Plll> an o.,t apinx end (Car Adlt3 pool Adults.S37S mo St.-cunty Ol .. dn ,,t.',. l'Xecullv•· TAHm NEWPORT BEACH Cornet _,...,,,.,~• :,.... .• ., •""'d ••tft9,,,... ./""'--./•--·-./ .... ... ./( ... .- .1'• .... --.1 ---/-....-...q Call Mr Howard 845· 6101 3 bdrm. hom-peed Adult bvmg al its bt·st ,,12 """:l SlOO Clea.rung fee SlSO Spend a heavenly vacJ ~.. No~ " ""'' C IJ pt!fll hou."' 2 br 2 ba _.... ----from '525. fenced )rds Extra lrg Newport Crest ,a 646-0011; • 1 & 2 8R Patio Ap~ uon in thl"i muu~·m 2 br 2 450 o..n fl for $t2S per mo & garaces. Fa aties Condo J Br. 21/:i Ba . 2 m furnisht•d s.uio ------• 01\hwt1"-'1 & 880 '\ firept.icl'. (~ M'<."\Jnt» & ba bungalow . on the 4'X>lR1rch Sl !\ B. Agt.'nl please. Kids " e ls MasteT Br. ~an vaew. 36S W W1lson,&12 t~il \'\'1!9tFll!kt 2 Br 0 Rm . l Ba t::nrbd •Pool & Rte. Room ,1.1Tl('rul1ec; ,,,,.,., prr m11 watt'r around th•• :>41 5002 wekome. 7141964·25 or F'am rm., frplc. wet bar. Newlv dfiror I Hr lln" gar Apt. '"4-Plex :\1e5:.i !65 1120 !'Jight:, & wkn<b island from Papet"le m ...,... -..... r "' .. F"'MILY ... DTS Verde No ch11drt-n. no • Guilen L1nd\C1p1nq .J.W..0614 """'da)S l 0 nd a "'"''"''1"6ent.noe all r ec. racil $950. Sep .by RaraJtcs ~uil'l A """'. prts.S425 lst.la..st &S2:50 -------na 1vt' s urr u 1n .. i. Ma..-.rf•---&. 169 6'73-218lor642·S378 emplyd adult over 3,1 Hrand new beauurul lri.: ~.~ "'"0735 •Jo9 to 8t1th&Shop\ 2br lbJ . ..,._ros' from Adults o.ily CJr in ._ ·,....-.. --~ REf' N 529~ .ipl. for families with 1 or """ """' 1 <"luded T'rani-portat1on ••••-••••••••••••·••• 4Br. Bhlfs Condo. 2Yt8a. :. 0 P.:l::> ;, 2 rh.ildren Near park 2 Br l Ba. patJo, Encl5d ~a< h t\du t.:.. no ~b. w It from airport pro. NO FEE! Apt." 4ndo 2 car gar. priv. patio. 548·I02l. . llcat paid Nopt.•t.s gar . Apt in Duple x YcJrl) ~ 64().507l! Vlde-d PVt pty, 9792!600 rentals . Vitia R<tals f rp I c x l r a s har p HmlilwJOll leadt 3740 2B r. !Bu $435 Easts1de No children, no "4.ow tit:achfront 2br. Zb;i, l'Y!!_~ wtteods ~12 Bkr. S850/mo. 64().7647 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 398 W W1bon. C ~ pels. $450. 1st. last It $250 J(ar. 'P'i· bltns !jlJ W fuJI) runi dlx I Br, frpk . 34' boat shp. po6h)Br. 4Br. 3Ba, cana l rrnt . H.l's FtHEST 6Jl5.583 '54B~OK--sec.M2·073S -----liay.~_!172 COIOr1V. phone. slpr. '" 2Ba, I blk. lo beaclt900 jacuzzi, deck. comm pool Spanish Estate Living' BRANO NEW APTS. Townhouse 2 Br. l'h Bu. Spacious J Hr. 21., Ra, &h 2 blks. JBr. 2Ba. by day SSO. S2'7S wk c<ill I Mo. FREE ~wportC~ l>resug1ous 1-:xe<>. :.u111 lnt'ld' s~c "'r"1•·•' recpl • phone an.o.,wcnn1: undcrgmd prkng . l4'11·x & drtl1qUt• det·or. cont rm 644 7180. As k for John or Jane mo. & ttnnis. 237 Canal. $ll00 Beautiful park-like ~ur JBr 28a s.s50 Gar. Adlts no pets. patio rr p Ir. b It 1 n s. w 11> 1U1rage. frplc, SSiS mo Plubp dys 7JO 1560. evl"' 640-4919 mo.615-7450 round ings. 'fe r rac:ed Spacious new Unit. pvt. $400.S40-5446or548·9084 hookup. him rm, .:.1r I 64~1882 ~8388 BEST RATE pool. Sunken gas bbq. 1 h · 1 d' Y_r_y __ s pa rk ling fountains ~~l.Joj c om:s':is ~PP•~J(. VI EW. 2 BR l Ba, $425, ~~~e occupann 2 Br. 2 ba. Newport Near lb~ beach. 3 Ur. an Qarming & new, 2lr, 2 Bh.dls 3 br. 2 ba, eocd un· ba ln a coovenlenk>c. 1t. Wide iittenbett. Pool. O>mmunity lacil 1aU. iJIOOmo. Bk.r,644-0134 S p ac io u " room s. 548-~· a p e, 1st. last. sec. Adults. ___ 3 __ Shore!..SSOOmo yearl). avaal "-16"23 &1\ug MrlllPQRTBEACH Separate dining ar ea. Ava il imme d . C all Large JBr. 28a, i:araiz~. Also 1 Br $400. 6'75-l'42. JO-Sept 6 . SSOO wkly . rtLn ~/ff». Wacetf ront/Salialry cn.8ICIO WaiJc-ln tloselS. homo· David. agt. 646-3255 yard. laWldry. no pch N~-Buch Realty 49MZ1' . WATBMOHT like .lotciaen & cabinet.i>. -....---,.... ,........ ~-------~ Off' <--:I>' Slip, 3 bdrm & ..t .. n, Walk t o Huntington ~ u ~pr mo, 2 Bdrm. 11.'l Bt'ach t o,., mi. s~25 w.1r.STCu-.1--.... to~ 4100 ~~ iu..,.-... """' Can•'-. . u. M v ..... _ H r ~3397. 752 7471 ..... ~ rT ~· ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 400 to 5000 c-Ft. amp&e parking. $1000 mo ""' -d A.PAITMEMTS °"• esa e, """· n c 3· - ----l&15. 2 bdrm. 2 bath con ...... ..,. 3 bdrm. 2 ba. ram rm Agent. 673-7300 l Be room f urn Crom rcqwred No k1ds1pcts. Ore.an view. spac:iou.' ~ ur do Walk lo W~tcliff ~v~ AYOtd ...... posits & n-_.. .... w ...__._.__e •-~--------S4.30 1Br $380 3117 Cor·al A"'/Own··r 2 n -t P <'Ul f1v1nc e JC Pt!D '><'' ! ....... ..... • .,_,..,... 2 Bedroom rum SSOO 2250 Vanguard 540-~ . ..,. " . """· many amt'nt it-:. .,hopping I us b ne w Professaooally .,. n .,. Good toe. tlOO mo. ear· Fµn and Fancy! S500 ~ ·~ ...,.. .... ....., ....,........,. on a c •--to pool ' ly Bkra7S-4912 Beautilul2Br Home! T wnbse-unfurn. fro m 28r2Ba 5'50 S460 .,. .... _,,....,._,, ~-OCEAN PAclFJC 1971. . ---GourmetK1tcbeo! Gar ' S500 l98West Wiboo.631 ~ SwnmerSpecial! $395! l'IEWWXURY APTS RE.ALESTATt: • HOUS&ilAT£S Panoramic Ocean 'ew ChildttnOK! 16733Hee Adults. no pets \.d I N All new apple! Tasty• J Mo. rent FREE LlvtnJ? 759-1616 132-4.134 Magnificent 4 br.am RENTIMES 631""555 Util.tttesf'ree' ·~· ~L<> Cl0&et0 Plaza(6738Hee rmwithdJmngJrl'J fo'P. rm.bumceU.h~et · PRIVACYN VIEW RENTIMES 631-4~ lrg lutchen with Dv.. 2 bar. garden. SuiU~ for ---------LAQUCNTA HERMOS.\ Adult Complex. l Br & Master Su1tt"'I with full fam.livinc &fonrl en· OMWATB 16211 ParksideLn.l blk loft. 2 Ba . cnchd ColoaialCotto. bath. Pnvate dN·k or t e rtaioment. H1bor Beautiful bayfront home W of Beach, 3 blks S of garage. bit ins. lndry S34S! Creative 2Bd'rm' pauo. Enclsd .:urJl.!t'" View Area. $1950 pc mo. Wlth S bdrms. fnnl din Edmger lac. Jae. SSOO 631 ·6107 Bring the Kids' Gar' l 'rom $461 Adult.... 11•> ?59--0lUor<408>99m6l rm.lgepalio.pier&slip, 847·S44.!._ __ --------W Rreezy pat10<54m>frc J){'L.<.752255()or ll4iHllU $3.000/mo. Lease. l.aglRa leoc.h 3748 Townhow.c 2Br. gracious RENTIM F-'i 631-4~ Bay Froot large 2 tMn . 2 W~otlt Homes .................... ... Laving. pool. adults llio INSPIRING I U , OCEAN IRE£ZE! ba. Condo in Neport 1Rc. 631-1400 LAGUNA BEACll MTI' pets 1375 756 W. 18th St.. ~Swmy 2HrW Gar UpJ)t'r d uplex 4br, 2ba, wall·to -wa ll ca rpet. drapes. & bu1 lt1 ns, oceanvaew s tepe:. to bch. 5750 mo S4H·l5S5 $icx> mo yrl) 28r. gar. ut1I paid ,\d ull~. no pas Refs 64~5842 ---Ba T V I ' S290' Balcony View! Nu u .. J · N... t' Y owers. er] ux· INN. Ma1d serv . color fi46.9507 onn.., unior .~po urious. Security ldg ,..t-1V. healed pool t:til -tllJJj./~' fee 631-4~ Bnck f'rplr' 1 186) IN• ~yfron~ secu~I) ~dg, I PcleaibleboatsUp. s--..te 3276 <7H l-!S.j 529,1, 985 :"'\•J t,;plJl'r J bdrm 2 ba with ---------_ RENTIMf:s t>Jl 45.\5 r. I . poo an sun· t..arie 3 bdrm. l>ul!x. l ••••••••••••••••••••••• Coast Hwy. garage. $t25. No pct~. 1 I':. SIDE upper front 2Br. ck-ck S625 mo. 613-Z~- Am. Y HO CHARGE ••HOWIE•• ~Lal Shanng Sen t<"e 95J..0579 7 d.a )'5 915.3-~J!lj Why w a .stl" t1m1• Jm1 monl"y look inJ: fo r .1 room matt'" l.l·t ti.. locale. screen Jnd 111 tervlew f~ you Take tht• l-On.f usion Out of f 1n<l 1 n~ Good Roomm:11~ house lrom oceanS750 St.lmulaling3bdrm! ----(•hild. Call aft er •I l '-'a Ba w /balcorues. new Enjoythe 111ghture• PAR , EWPO T mo. on yearly Isis. SC2S!Walklo beacb! l.acJimaHills 3750 548-0133 Enllcing2Hdrm'S3SO ' KN ~ R ~uK.fl \\Q:SuJotrnnv m-&Ol8 You'll love il ! (4922) fee •••••••••••••••••••••.. paml, $425 mo 646·0100 lfuge Yard• l536i 1 f,,1• l Br Refnge. Sub-let 5 -r"" '.I RENTIMES 631-4555 l..e'"ure World. 2 u R. im 2 lir I Ua Dup lex. or64&-6219 RENTlMf-<; 631 ·~ rro $450 Rd's rtoqwred ~ " k ds OK 700-829() a roomnult• search agy. l 8lk lo bch. 3Br2Ba _..._ maculale Compl. furn garage. 2 1 · · no s:m Qwet E Side Upper LGE--;t;'r, hke nu: pool, 752-SI 11 home. pool, .t ents c-1.--3278 No steps Great VICW pet.S Pacific i\V(' $3ll5 2br. 2Ba, ranee. garage. cl ...... A. eon. patio. k1"s . ~.-~water courts. pvt partun817 4 nWiO SSOO/mo. yearl) ka<>l' mo. Sierra Mgmt Co. Adu! 25 uo L>C ..,... "" _....,...... 645·3615 e ••••••••••••••••••••••• 64<1·5458 f>i l 1324 ts.nopeU548·14 __ ok, sec. gate. bltns. ulll 3Br. 2Ba. frplc. wet bar. mo. e 5 • Oist.inctive 3Br! ssoo · Dana Polwt 3826 pd . n.r sch ls. b<'h. ~hpnR . refng. bltn.">. partly furn. 873-CZlOdys. Chefs Kil W /Dining Rm Hewpoi t leoct. 3769 LI! t• 2 b r . 1 ', b a ....................... avail 9 I $4:,0 l>ay:s palJo. Side lie shp for is· BAYFRONT Dblga.r!(4981 ) fee ••••••••••••••••••••••• townhou ~t'. laundr). lbr. clean, d ishwasher. ~JSOO~·vc::-~ 67,15 ~l ,J;~· Sl.000 mo Super posh 2 Br 2 Boen· REN't'IMES 631-4~ SHORT T ERM p:iuo. S395 625-~-_ gar. close to shopping, l .... Won · Y t.house. all amenles, T_.. 3290 RENTALS ST1..'N'IJTNG large 2 Br 2 walk to be ach. $345 Hll't.o. 3842 SClltClet.tnte 3876 walk to Lido Vl~.ge. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~e:~~{ t;~~ri8r Ba Garden Apt Pool. 714-493-5953 aft. 5 pm. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• secur. bldg. boaldcxlng Close lo Marine base! -Rec area $385 710 w d d New dcl u l(t! J :.tor~ Bu ut.tfuJ Bungalow• Fem rmmale age 22·25, non ~er. 3 BR 2'-: ba. Cd~ For Sept. I, $208 per-mo 640-09f.O ---------f'tom J child ok Orean n ew condo, pool. {'a po Beactt arl'a. $200+ half Wl.496--5436 avail. No petMcbih!n. 2br! $380~ Kids /Pe ts! Ocean view lu xurious !8th Sl Jbr. 2ba. re. ecora te · 1nwnho~t· WJh-r \ll'W . ~ch Wekome' 2Bdrm' 11~ pr mo. Ownf\Rt. Bnclt frplc <8324 > fee adult rum. apL 2Hr. 2lia ----new c pl. view. deck. Jbr. 3ba. rmv:itt> hr h, S330Call Nowl498S> fe<> Room.mate wanted \'t•ry 615--0lOIS RENTIMES 631-4~ Avail. immed Walk to SHA.RP 2 BR. cov'd patio. $$7'5/mo.493-7446 nucro. w b. dm\ waiter RE.VTtMES 631 -iss.5 large home l...akl' f°ort'.,L HARBOR VlEW HOES W.........., l2't Ba lboa Is land Call encl gar .. J)(1l OK $450 Large 2bdrm, lba. very eJec. door o~n :2 frpb. 2 Wnl . ltw 3198 Includes Club pnv1le"e. S Br. {a m r m. •car ••••••••••••••••••••••• 750-1501 rm A:.k for Ball. 546-5880 c lean $400 tmo Ca II mslr br. pliuh. SlOOOtmo Pr efer F'e male ClrJn. ' -----M h 6" l 116 l 1714176(H;060or 95S·2244 ••••••••••••••••••••••• neat & Ud y a m ust CaU ~ge . Sl l SO iio. 3Br.2Ba. dbl car garage, Lux lBr. 18a upper apt Lrg 2BR. IBA. w/pat10. a rt a u • o r $J2:S. lbr. Iba wilh ap. • pool. Ganner covered. patio. frplc. on beach. Sept .. June cpe.s. drps. gar. aduJt.s. _494·3672, lnifte 3144 p(.ian~. Call Joel days _De_re«_768--0654 ___ . --- 1ncll40-2DI avail 8-17.$550mo.lst+ "7S/mo.64S-i573 nodoj.l.5. 1375/mo. 1st & f'ORRENT.Supernicei ••••••••••••••••••••••• 768-Jlll.evesfi4..3406. WeoeedR.oommate.M1F' WXURY COND I.Ml + securtly. Judy ror • last +_~ec 548_·586_1. _ Br. 2 Ba .• ~75. A'--3 Br I Bdrm Twnhsc F"rpk -6' 1 ~ F ·..a. d ooo-smkr, SUO-SZOO. appt.-..3&63 842-4740 ·ertuw.llh '" ""' ~kyllght. patio. " t:: rifle •-a 911 >• M6-l933 Nwptlleu. 3 Br. 21Ba. or lJNfw-....d J Br 2...., Ba condo. 2 C'ar too. ~.4~. earlh·t.oned deror. l~n orUlifwwi•d 1900 f'rpic, ~ poolJpa , Cud1 1 lull ....................... a ll . g arage, close to ...... 11.;• leodt 1840 rus. pools &c :spa $475 ...................... .. ...-. 1140 mo. 641192 U.fw dd11d 3425 ......_ ltlmd 3806 PCH. $695. 642-8325 ....................... Barbara, 968-44~ or--.SZlS msg. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••• ••••••••• •• · Lovel all ull -- •J a.OJtonal Service&. UIJ1Jt1es Included • 1\dJacent to AJ:rport & Re.Laur ant Row • ,\cces'> lo 3 &1 aJOr F'wr-;. 833-8813 --- ICOUCEHTBl HEWPOIT F:k•".ult l'\elut1ve "'Wl l-:. 111 prl-.l1ge loc. Jncld:. secret.anal serv1C(.o:o;, n · cept1onii;t. telep hon1• answenng & more. From S27S µc r m o . T H t: 11 1-; t\ U (.J U A K T t.: R S ('O ~PAN l t.:S: A pro fessaonal env1mnmcnt . 714 1851 OQU IJelWll' I & 2 rm 0U11'\.·~ adJ Airport HotC'I. t-'rom S20S mo. No lse rt:Q IC3-J'Z23 S2:!5 office. :11r. carp. l:., drJ pt:i. li30L lil'Jl'h II unL &h 842 21134 Dl'luxe o<ric~. up to :.•ooo :.q fl XJnt bid~. 1>1111 ~cwporl Bl li.$5·2111 Kooby PRESTIGE SPA.CE •Approx 5:1> sq ft •Large pnv. ofc ••lit re<:ept area & ~bar •Adjacent to N~. Athletic Ctu": ·~anvie.i •168S per mo. --------•Newport Beach VIila Bayfmt Little Isl. Boal 3 Br t i,; Ba. new, frplc, i.uJ Br :S.,u.'~~~: LorJ-aleach 3841 2Br. -... 2 car 1•ge, Balboa, walk to bech, alip. aBr 3stTY fireplace Npt Hgt.s, SMO/mo. 111 h b w.ostg ••••••••••••••••••••••• 640.tns .frplc. Hll&a., Jaatzl, UZ51q.f\.2br.2ba,f/pi szsoo /mo y rly lse SS9-5001 ger, · · !Br partially rum, N. f rom $415, 2 bdrm needed to s hare --------- paol.-mo. 915-A f!'lV.;,J!anl. Eves Bern 675-3067 """'de 2Br G-_...en a pt. l Br quiet s bUls from Lacuna. nr bch & shops. townhouses rrom $535 + lar'ee fl8. Home. Bib lo •Hunl•n"ton Harbour ...,.,_,.. .,,...,. wu • • 1 teOO mo .. utll & cable TV ......a. lellnis aterfatls beach. S170 + utlla . .. lll!!lll!lll!!lfllll!!!l!l!~l!!IJl-1~•1 •Ont.heWater,\opqu.aUty w/gar adlts, no pets bch.Yard.1ar,smalpet pd.49t-854l --. ,w • 963-9502 Furn. olfi cc s pace. IA Y VIEW . Uo WXURY CONDO 3bdrm duplex lower unlt Jbr S37S.1602lst SL 5*2lZ7. ok. S125mo. 912.a2 ponc1'! Gu.for~ Sl tl/mo. 846·0333 or ,... ala, Double Ide l~be.2carelec gar. prt 2ba frpl lrg p'at lo' 28 28 3 br 1 ba lduben gar a..gi......... 3152 ~~~ddn~ortb MAnIRE Fetmle rt&m'd. ....;.MH427...;_ ____ _ ll8'lill Home. 2 &m. petio, pool, close lo So. SltOo/mo . y rly Ava ii r , a, newe r a pt. bultl . $.so 2 b i ••••••••••••••••••••••• on 'be•ch to McFadden 2 br, 2\AJ ba lwnhse. Npt -Sq. ""'.office ~"c 911/IDD.SUPER. Cst Plz.a. Lease -.SO mo. Sept lS. 644-4323 or ~,.3d7300lls. no pels. $395 ba ~ r:::· b~it· 2 bdrm 2 ha Condo. Air then Wesl oo McFadden ~~/'IDO.MJ·l4706 -Ne-porrl• Blvd . .~. AIUorCarol .,.,..~~ m:>.,_,-. • · • • cond. pool. dbl itar•ge Se t d VI II ....,.,-ANI -111 BAY FllONT v J w. 8'73-43l4 549.o25& v•.r-. . lDS, s:as. Call 536-0016 for SSOO. Call 492·6100 o r to •w n •ce. Reason• bl e r et c~. Senrlty prut1e .._Pulmr• 3107 2Br. Garage. S37S. lat • bot.h. 8Sl·3'526. <n4>89J.-5198.. Share 3 Bdrm Houle nr 14.5-4414. i J pdyee)' 2 •Bdrm lba' Spacious Ui·level E/SMle ••••••••••••••••••••••• last. seeunly Adults. no 2br 2ba drpa dls ._ 4000 B!adL Non Smoterooly. . ~ oiltJmoyti)., · Condo. 3Br, 2~ Ba, 3car ~Yearly. Large 3 Br pets 9118-1883 · • crpts, • · ... ..,.. '4tecti 3169 _ ..................... l!IOOMofttb. 548-Gl2 Seeking M.D.~1aUst.to W ftWll"-lat/Opener. Pool. J ae. l~ Ba. Beamed ceilinas. 2 Br. 2 Ba. Su.ndedt. S425. hwaaber . encl car .... -.................. Room i pool lose share ok with Plastic ..__ 6 Jl·lto. \eDDia, Micro, diabwahr. flreplae e, laundry. Avail •pprox. Sept. lst. =~~ ~.~~i . UM WWT to 0 ~ ~~on·s~kr 2 Female Room a t es Su r geoD in Lagun a -Sl'1$/mo.631·'1m garqe, steps lo ocean, 548-8175 daya. 760-1418 c:-. L l428032 "" ... mWJ'VRI SlGO Mt g'.'545-2510 . needed. Fut.uc Apt in Nigue l. Be rna-rdine Adu I t a . N 0 P ET S . Eves 6 Wlmda """"' COUMTIY C&.UI . . . . Cd.Ill Prefer non STDOker '915-ZMO, Ul-0749 a NEWPORT SBOtS· .. ·-··"!.·~. 675-61.98,&01.JM. 2 Bd H . I ed NICE l Br. patio. pool, UYIMG ~-:~:le as: rmllom.1M21U-4ie HIWOfACEC<Jitoo Ur. 1aa, cltar•I· •••••••••-•• • • 2br apt. lal'le sun declt, 2 rm 0111se, enc garage. frplc, treea. Slqla, 1.U bedroom couple. Adl31M 6'2..._ Collece stQdeat looting 1hawa 415 Ml n iaw of· ..... ....a.. snsno . ..._..._. J706 blocb to beach. $$SO yard. la rce k itchen. $31S/m o . f42·52Sl • ...._lat.own.houses. J&bn. • ror rem room male lo nee condo in the ~rt -----··---•• 0 • ~. Adlllta. m.4Sl Butlide. Pel OK. 1425 IG-15D Prom... 644·1900 rent "°'* 1n N.B. Cata area. Ideal rqr. In · ... 181 .... wtlbrd. IAffml ewninp.. ...~? 2 BR. !BA. Nk:e .,.... in sm Ywty. Larae 3 Br. Pl1• .. eetra.ace. air .. aft8' epm, ult for Mar. lU'IJICe, R.E .. or~r 1 a Ur ,.._.., )ry A allallle ... dlrw Aq. .. ..._. 3822 $MO. 2 Br. l Ba. Apt. 4-Pla. a.,.., •. No PN. a~ Ba. Btamcd ccl.liop, ~,.kl No •~a or 6Gal. : f::: ,,~£~=~ tie••· att"' •• 1 v., 1 k ,...bed .............. --.. ··-Carpeta, drapea, PoOI. tas. '1t0-l7ll,-.-r. flrtplaee. laundry, ~DI. 5 mo. Room wlbl. pr1v. ctuu.-SllSprmo. 7~ a.tit ..,._ .._ •• •• 1111. 2 br, 1 '9, deck, carports, laundry nn. tinmecl. OC· New 2lldrm ~ ..,..,., •lei» lo ocean, Uu/met.apftyalclao. Rec ~ •• ... +... ; , 1 .clult.i. no pa, leue. cyPancy. TSL Mcmt. t ... 00 A':"·,~ Adults . NO PET S . S rle•• 4211 fac.Sll5.1SMIOI SAMTAAMA..-• .. -. tw .... ~ • • J1t7 •tmo· Mt·l• pe '· -• 1 0 IG·l.IM,67Ml.96. • ........ _ .... __ New oCc space aMll nr 1.-•. • ....... --.... f13-04'73 Rosemary Gruen, Balb4• Pen. Ste ........ rwtll wanted OC Airport. A~cttve •l •talar• t. a.t..a.,~S&etll E. side lbdrm. pool, ---.IA-mO. 1MUl•leOUT? bQ> IBA.l...._ pat to a11n, W.rm H .B. lae rat.ea. GenercMs le- • _., to baJ. d• oofl. S.oflfwJ.Bpedoua 2 8r. adult•. 11t E . Bay, Neer xtracllxtowahl CALL _..,._.,. == .._ .. ,._tM-lnS aant lmp rovcmdt al· _... , r:::· a1~10t/mo . ~ C:::::S·C:~~: "7S/mo.~mJ. • ;r ... 2be, frplc, 19m..-S RobtwMr:MWMT. i..tytoabra.o-w/WDe =~imCall &if·Z650 ....... wn.-Mi II II •lrtr ...... 7. _, llUI anek Ad.tu Spedcu2br, 1 ... qaet bltu . WD hkup , 1•'80FVACAHCJIS NEWPORT BSACJI. to' 148drm.,a.111Dmo.\lll a~ J'nl. blr Ollib fll.MM.fD.OIM adullaonly,•,.U.MIS ~. Vaulled ceU· FREECOUNSEUNO 1 ,&•bclL-.r QIM otflces u t a 2nd p ---! .._.. ar, Mi...-rrom · JaJ lllD. i.t,lul.w.141.1111 lo1•. Dbl auda 1ar, Q l-4565 fee =:.:.-::: ~.. noor. euy • acciett. Pl · :*'m.:1111· bl•-~ ......... ~ 2b*m.. 1.,., 1ar. apt., ~ •tna. '5U. Qdft.eool.Z8r.Cara1e9, QCW3,a•.::.tlln ... -.:.. 4JIO !?•752-1&30. i · a•'lbw ..... aU.acheG qufet Eaatakle loc . ' pool , edulta. eo pela wtJleft,-wt. <TM> ••• .. •--·-.. -..... Comm, alorea, oa1cu • ... I ..... " ... '° oca. ...... pool. •.1·~ An .,.., .... ldrJ. Mitts. a bib. from buc.h. Uk. "25. &42·7140. llOl H ., ..... (114) IJM1Z1 II o....,.oa P.UU"1a E/Slde CM. From-.0. 1 ...._ • JrlJ. OwHr ...... no•· J"pk, II 1450/mo . no peu. Nc>..-orc.bUdrM. .... l8t9t. St, Newport • -call -ma> M•UUt•&M.&l. w/SlM lpfto&o> ~T.M9, ......... I.Ml peGo llSD. 01.-C. GI· I.. •1'ST. """9ta. 171.ot'7'7. f1S..l1'71 or sn.aoo IAll or eva . • ' ... OM.Vfl'ILOT Mondllr. ~-1 t. ·-UOO MlfpW..tM 7100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~ ..... ~!~ ~~~~ .... !.!~~ ~~,.~~~ ..... ~!~~ w ...... 7100 Bookllte~r. port ume. Clerk for Liquor ''°"'· de B.IC. TICH. Hinkinw Cll'liNll for rt'U 11 bua in to pendable. over 11 Dvtlet ()pponw11t)' to work near Parlla l aut omation . wl .iocllln1 •ta .... la· •a e h . Te at . &M·20te> q u I r t 11 t : 2 & S 1 l rouble1hoot. Is repair Bookktt plna Aulatant Marg\AC11U> ~wr · M V ~11~1~{ 1 :i.:.''i"a f':'~: w ''tr o n I A I P u • CL .. ~ST h • .r11trti. • invett.enJ. P"~Ct!. for utban ci4t-PurdfHlnl [Wpt nffth ~PH' in ~riM eJet· i.aan firm. I rvin~. Sotlar> l'Nlture per~on w ac mn1r' or P'•Wl'r 1111ppl~ romll\4: ns urate w tt'X cwute typinK 1ok1ll~. ft"'>d plu.' <:ull &4S.3e3% tdr J)tt1mre. benerat.a &•nd w tnumbt'r'<. pl\'O"rnt ppt turn1 .. h1n111 ma a n •nt· v.-r) 11 enerou• r um m1u1on Applic1'nl ' iJlookj hit Vt' ltOlne t) pe or ouu1de all'i. uperience <.."all~ 44G4 fur apvt CARRY FOX AGENCY re.~s to. PBK. 18012 phone 11b1Uty Ot•l11lt'<1 C HOW OF;:-IC~ Skypark Carck'. lrvme. Work m happyl urroon\J r !t "xf.e Sa la ry +' lll'TH lngs w ti.mall grow1n11 · · rompany X Int r o row cre1aty. min T ..... IOOKKE:IPY bene r It !t c a II In R yr t'XP Rttctptlonllt. SU·3e93 tu.re Call 751·33$$ lot Analyir.t Sucreu ful In p(ll~~~~·~~~-llMthl/DHtal/H .. O. PUil! · roocu lw OC( llL•· ft, ~ N Calta athlttH . 13'·1115 o r ~GIWM.,...,l\Ub _m_tm~-~-~· Private patJO. UC:I .,.... •'"*" w 1bml vulme nt ron .. ultant ~· eK~n~·nl•l'd HSlll ont llt>_pl y 1n con hdt'nce Collins A~~oc ~San Nicolas Dr N B r,.r r l oppl\ ror 11\01\ ~ t \ p11H! nhilll\ & frlt•ndl' l)('f"IOf'lllhh tn 1nr n th1,.. 11rm• inc rt•nl 'nrtd ot keepmg boolls., We ~ someone Jood w /figures to work 1 n l>W'Chastng dept. & In· ventory control. Lite typ 1ni. Sinall congenial of flee near ocean. Call 6U-3632. Cle rk T y pist. Newport Beach Co Good bcnd1ti. •-------• Chance for advancr ..... 43 /IO O. 'fo"' ly .... lorlftr._•ln ------ CUI . R•h avail Well i«Urt'd 2nd,. D In orncs PARK ... ., «>Uttt.1 •· v ~1e<1 to y1 Id • II« PU SQ n l on S14,MO tnv1tmn1 ··-11DM. EU(tidSt /fllt"t'/ Brlr<1JOM 4U4 Anahehn Apt /\l;s1.stant Man ager Trninees Wiii t rain Col.lple. Paper work & "'' "'" a nnrn1,.11I 1·1• !'ll r J o hn \\'a\nt' A 1rnnrl . F 11 r 1•I hrnt•r11 " & '-l1trt1n11 .... .ia 1 \ ~'10 Cal Ccny '72-ttSS rntfl t-: Uh i-;t !\ /\ ~=::as!~I.! i ....................... r:r::•1 1 -WkR~::!;~;,:;lh .. ~E!~ .... ~~ .. ~.~.!~f.~........ T~5~~~:ss n amoeu COMMODITY • u•r:-llh 5100 aHIRS 752 0817 Automatic Trani. builde r Exper ,..,..,. Ce.rll tl\•11111 fo'a ,hlnn hit• h;t~('(f ('II ~\•('k' ftll'f' ~·nrt·~tnnL' 1nlf " "1111 r 11m nu 11• r '' .1' r n 11 I'\ pt• f & .I 11 t• I t' H1",11d .. lhr f111u r1· in 1n1n 1h1•ir c r11\\ inc ,1 1H o(frnnc t•\n•I h1·n1•fll' lo. 'llH llfl l.! .... 1:1n 111~• • Prof Exff Ole SUll""'" DYNAMICS ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~-""'"' l:iOOO m11,1rnum Who'~ ,.,_. FuUServe Blda. HH makt111 lh~ mont-> 1n SCRAM-LETS ....1::r. JOfcSult~l5a'I l' u m m o d a t • ~ s ., """Act 17l4)M7 53311 ~Jreward confcreMe ANSWEIS tt ..w'POIT * m /1\~~ 'f~\1 cri~::~ Lavi h -Baton DMM' Suite has USO 80 wkd)'S Groom -Debtor llllt ..,nces avalJ Plush --=-~-----THE GAS N•to und 1n gs w ith USTAUIA.tfT Two c ars 1n ~\et) ._,, • Conf rm from OM OCIAH gara&t' used to be a :.1gn ti?&. Word Process 1 o -1 o( success Now at rtk'an~ fftKable. 833-9971 San Clemente. me · """3 you can 't a Ho rd T l It:: Estate ap~Jt 4~/C GAS 1617 Westcllff. N.8 Wan\ bllldmg 30 high peaked --------- flnaftc1al ansl. 7000s r beamed ~1 1.ing. seats 90 Lost & FouRd 5300 .flit. ftoor. Agent 541 5032 an d.11ung rm & 20+ tn the ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,, ~ ;unJque,Deluxe "'Office Space ··~ .. • Avelleble •Wet Bars • • t 1replaces • Private Patios Spectacular Views 250 to 3000 Sq. Ft. (714) 875·8882 bar Ample parking. ---------• Price includes going busanes5 furniture. fix turei.. & eqwp. Price $700.000. $200.000 dwn Seller will carry bal or years. Wm. E Doud. biJ.1600 OVERWEIGHT? FOUND ADS ARE FREE Call: 642-5678 Need 100 overweight pe<>· ~~!!!~!!!~~!!!!!!!!!' pie for new program ;: _Ca_ll_Su_e_: 85_7_1_n_1 ___ 1 L<ist or Found a pet., Call Lawn Ro ute . $1600 mo gro6S. truck & t rlr all eqwp. accts close-. Well es t. S8500 t b e st ofr 1$93-3049 5020 Animal A ~s 1 s tan c c League 53'7·2273. no fee ----LOST. Fem Siamese Cal Seal Pomt. He1d1 . Univ Park Area. lr\'ine 112.i Plea1oe Call RcwJrd 857-0987 ~=:~~======'1 ··· ................... . ..W..Ssl..tal 4450 I nve s tor s for LPD Lost black tbro~ n while Toy Collie mix mall• M m o . L a s t s e e n '1c Adams/Magnolia 1 Dus tyl REWARD 968·2166 ....................... fl'<tr store & omce s pace at tt1lsonable rates Partnen.h1p. JO'; annua l r elur n . $2 6.000 K mmumurn investment. Call Pal'>I 49i 238 1 or 4974844 548-1613. *FOXY LADY* OU'l't'ALL.ONLY •972-1138• r ume ~ 2288...;.;;.. __ _ Automauc T rans It & R man. F T . exp pre rerred 543.ms ---------~Automotive mac h1n1 l l::Xpenenced or tnunet• RRST LADY &cort·~s • 'artv D..c"" • • 972-1345 * Paid 'acat1o ni. & 1n i.urance Appl) at HUB uto . S uppl). 2120 Harbor Blvd . C M 646-2464 Set' Claud Cati Carry 972-HSS If.If\ F Ith St !' \ Banlt Reconcli.ment MC & Vii.a Acceptt'1I t·o ''"'"' n1r1· ,1 1•111· .1r1 n c '" t1 1 \ COVER GIRL * OUTCALL * 953-0778 MC/VISA ESCORTS •953-4473• Alwu~s OJ>t!_n __ ~1,\SSAGE SlOW tAO MYSTIC MASSAGE 556 4656 Sanla An:.t Mass al(e Ste\'l"s fl air Happening & Spa 1751 Ne-wporl Bhd C !\1 6469636 IOam·lOpm or older. 1 30·4 • It hi.kpft 5J6.•.\537 ·------- IAIYSITTER In My llomt> Infant. F.ai.tbluff ,\rea Dall) 94. 640-27 18 BABYSITTER \I '1111'1' hlqlC I'' l'i'r nr h11!h '' h11nl 11111•·1.'•' ,11·1·011nlrnL' t.. il1· .. 1n· '" l'ro\I F\1•1·1 """'''"' lo. .. 1.1r11n~· .. ;tl,•n I•• ~7~11 Con Corry 972·'955 11;11; F llh ~I S \ For 7 yr old bov. your ta>mc lifter schoo1to5 30 or 6·00PM. Starting &>pl 1 ~1urdy Park School R-...1 E.. ............... area 848-2509aft6PM ~ .._.....,.. S.CNtsy Bab> ~ 1 l l l' r n t' t• d "'d . c: ,. "" 1 n L' 1 • ., " 'l~O weekdays. ;\Ion Fri. in 11,1 .111nn, ,,., "' 11101\ my home. for 2 g irl'. 5&9 Must ~:..bl<' to <otan 11 11rr•f'"r1 ' n• l' n' 1 1mmedlalel) ;\IU~l ha\1• "\P••r ~ 1Wf'"l•°'1l'I' nf own transponatwn & fl! 1,.,,,,. 1 .. rll'tnnlnl'' {I, ft>rences Woodhrul~1· 1 onlr 111' '" 1n1n lhf'1r area . lr\'inC CJll Gin L'1"'""l' -.1.itf f ""I Charles Angels nie 64 2 5678. 1.'\l 3:!1 l11·n .. t11 .. ,\ .. 1;1r11nL' days SS2 047 1 ~~ --... tl.ir1 llO ~I ,. Cati Corry 972·9'55 *Duteau* _Ba_nlun_T-g EL_L_ER_s __ I Ifill;" llh ~I ~, 642 3812 \ewpon Beach 2 po<,1 SecNtsy • lions at our bus) 0 H1ct• ..ii F n 1 ' 11 n 1' '> 0 11 1 n IOOKUEPBF/C Fashion Island invest ment firm Excellent op· portunaty Exper . & matwity reqwred. Call m ent Stu rt S700 833-3313 COLLECTOR Collector or Skip Trac<'r needed by C M Agency Exp'd pref but will tram Abo ma)' f·on.,1der Ptr Cont.ict Mr Gibb!. at 957 104i --------- !640-!1!!!!!!!!0!!!!!!123!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'1111!!!!!1I Companion lo {·an· !or eldt:rly anvahd worn .. n Bnck layers helper. ruu LIVt' 1n :; dJ) Wt•t•k ti me. good transp. de· 962·4~ __ pendable 675·3175 ___ eon.-.1ruc11on CAFETERIA Supervisor \\'111 traan nl'al apl)t•a n nl! 1P~·9 30PM. Mon. thru rrwn for ~llli." 6t -.l·n ·1·11 Pr1 Call Polly ror appt l_'O an !l/{·wpon Ii. .u·h bcf 2PM 752 7113 Sala11 548 ~ 11 CA.ltEH CHAMGE •COOK* Asub61d1ary or E f'. Hut 1-.:itpl'rlt:OCl· ,, f(,\" ton as r urrently 1n MA S llO U~t:: \µ1>1' terv1tcw1ng qual1f1t'd 7 llA\I ~1 1Jn t-'rr I n pt-n.onsmlert!l>lcdlnthe p e r ,on R t<dhil l & held of financial plan Bn!Hol rung Full or part t1m t' ---Sl.5.000 s1s.ooo part 11m•· --c·o·u· ... ~s .. e.•ollll!l!IR-• Full time unhm1lcd " 972 2712 Small. rnendl~ p<·r..11n nt-1 agi:nr~ nt•t>di-~1. ------ CASHIER 18KKPR No cash regfs\l-r-Good w fal(urc ... malurt'. tor cxdus1ve ladies· stor1: John Hotian. 111 Fashion lsland.N B 644~1~-- ubead mdt\ 1dual' ~1th 01 wit.hoot jlr{•\'IOU-. ..i>:t·m' t•xper C<in ~pt·t·1.il111· 11 pr,.IPrr1.•d CJll 1;.1n R1c 1•. 540 00!>!'1. ('tt..t 'ldl PcNOOnl'I Agt>rtl') 27<11) llarbor Ill <.:\t NEVF.R A H 'f: CASlllER for H n DruA Store. Min agt' 21 \.'Xl~r ---------•I not nee 84i 2563 C,\SHI ER llOUSl'W:.trl'' . ...ues. appl) ID Pl r~n Crown llardv.a rt·. 310i ~ Coast H~ >. C~1 __ CASHIERS UTVTEM MA RK ETS for 2nd & 3rd Sh1fh Counter h1·lp "'JOI l ti P T Sand ~ 1rh m.1n w :i n I c d F T ,. 11 p Cia'1 ·.,.£t-h 61:, 21!)3 Counter h1•lp wJnH'f1 l'\ill & p..ert 11m1· .,,):! IJZJ C,,A. COHTROllER/ l'r•°iill ..inJI) '' 1H'-,., Po r ,. 1>11! ic I irm t • .111 for 111llf\11 ~ 1 ,.k11oJ '' k 1 •17~> )\\) io \'k lor -,, ,., •· nr l.11· ESCROW . 1SECRETARY r ~auuful Bayside of· e an Newport Beach ti an 1mmed1ate op· rtw111y for an Escrow rctary A minimum '>lX month!\ ei>crow ex nenct' and typm~ ol 5C.I wpm are reqwrcd. 1~ po,,111on offera an •rl'llt!nl !tul:.tl" and out rdlnR bcncrils anclud • P rnr11 'hanog •l'.111J rT11-·\l1t·al .de ntal •l.011n d•!><•ou.nL-. r a!'.1· ront JC't J a<:I. h ' cl r ... t ··d l Jl 17 1f l 111 11 1 fu r morl' 111 m.111on • FIDELITY FEDERAL So•iftCJs and Loon Au n. Equal Oµpnrtun1cy ~;mplnyer I\ .. 11cn1 up port unrty rnr h l'>l .till orlin· m.a nai;cr ~th bnnkk<'f•p 1n ~ & ~IW l'ICIJi.'flPrtl"t' t-;\ rr.11nn a l bt•nl'llt ~ & 1 .1n l'ommt•n .. ur:11 .. 11 h ,.,. pt>tlf!nt•t• St>c 'Ir I 1n \l :.t i.:non l\l an 11.!1111 n l'11nl 1al' lhoJrU 1 i I II 54!) 4.JOO bee Secretart S.111h >1nd 6' l\p1rtJt i.k1ll' "•· •Jr. 'lo;l'w r..1 p11lf\ I""' ttll! C 11 1n H uni '1'"" I~ .. c·h 1111th x lnt fVI\ lor ad\ .. nl·cm .. r.t SI" r1 1·om m•·ni.u r .1 '" \ ' ,r,.·r 1· . .11 <:a rolf.11 nil\ .al !l:Jl !HS:> 11r 1Vl FOOO SERVICE WORKER n n11 "'IJ n1•(' a ppf\ t \l1Jn I' n soo to 2700 Sq Ft. MESA VERDE DR PLAZA ~Mesa Verde E. C M Mc/Vit'"ll ~acht basin lnrludr' '• 1 .. 1·a 1•·r1 '" l"w.111 1 Wt: promote to manaJ((· ..,,. (lay Saturda). minimum "'''" p11rt ll<·arh ""'k' ~nt & s upen ''Kin from LOST Blk & whll' fem ·~~!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~ I yt>ar expc ra1•rtl'l:' a' 011 1· .1J1p"a111ll' 1nrh\ within Pvt Party neros $77,000 border Collie 2 yrs Vic Teller Call tilon :i Dol \' ,, 1'111m• I.II • It> 1nin WA.VT 1\CAREER 1 CfH.IJIT \!-."'l...,l\'\I Jmn-...d1.il1 11111 n•r.: 111 our l rt>dll Ol 1>t tm 1 ' pt·n•'fl('1·d < n-<111 \ ...-1 1% ·,7112 lJill v.llh ht .. 1\ \ µht11•• • ,. ' ll • r 1 t• 11' 1· (, 1111 ti 1-\ri ~·n 11 ,, l'n·p. ;\l11n t'll·n, .. t ,kill' n• l l'".1n It 1 111 ;~,.! ;·~1:1. ask l•ir Xlnl eom µ.in\ U.•1wtll~ tm l tllll'f~ll) i\lhll'll<' For :.tppl 1.111 1't•r...,111nd tih I 545-4123 for l ycarsecuredby.2nd J6th&Balboa 8/l.Chtlds Professional The ra peutic b'73-3130 1h1·ir fru•nd h .. 1:11f Call 17l414009076 'J'.D on EI N1~uel Hgtsre-p et. Re w ard D v~. massage Lic 'd.NBAppt orf;·nn1•1•\1'"lt11·nrf1t' _ --------- s1dence .. Wall pay 19~ 6384631 . Evs 673_5215 only.Steve54828l7 IMPERIALS&L ~ .. 1art1nL' ,,1l.1n 1n c h 1 Id 1 are & N'B!CM. up t? 4700 &q.rt.. yield to investor 831·6528 · _. -------An Equal Opf'rtw11t~ '''·"" llous ekl't'per. Mon F'n . t1va1l at pnmc comer. or752-4939 LOST. Largl' man'!> Aold • IMT'L MASSAGE• Employer M Coll Corry 972-9955 i -4. salary include-; $!00 17th & Nwpt Bl vd -, , nng wilg. o range non J acuzzi • Sauna 11o11;F 11 h"1 s \ +personal car i da)' f'l~ 1nves t 0 r s f 0 r LP D · pre<'ious stone \' ll' of HR OC AIRPORT ~eek 6.\6 1:1(,181) c_,n -Partnershi~ 30q. annual Mam Sch. Lai<una Ii :1 4301 R1n·h NB 545·02i5 BAlllo...IKllllo...IG Accounts Payable c h-1 -, -d -C-;-r ,. " 750~· F'T return. S2GK minimum Fam1l\' heirloom rt· II 2am ac roi.sSh<.>raton ""' ""' '111 ·" inllnlinl' ''''"'r t7Ul ~t reea ·~ bu~1ei.t investment Call Pa ul ward! ·call Ad :205 Jt We ha ve 1mmt·d 1at1• 1\IHIH' 111 . (I. 111 k1·\ llou~cket•p f.'r . \JrH'rl ~ping center. Costa 497·2381 or497·4844 00_430024 hrs ad·, l•---------1 openin~i. for h\ 111111h"111 h1 In 1.1nt1 du)" hr<. po-.i.1b ll' 111 =OO Realono m10. MoMy to Loan 5025 a. DOMINIQUE'S •R[~Ll~l<S 't~ ~vh111 ::·~, 1111 1~ j''.'.1 ~'f984.~ir~ 2 & lO. H H ---•• .. ••••••••••••••••••• S200 REWARD ESCORTS •SECIET'"'RY 1 DANA POINT Vorkie. blk1bm male MC & VISA1Now Hmng "' oli11l111" 111 nff.·1" YJ9lel Lante rn & Ot'I /NEED Vic 18th & Bay. N.8 . Lost 953--6508 Accurate lyptn!( 'f"~ I' \1• llt·~~··ln rr~:1~·11~ ~ 800' & lJOO' at 6C>" V July 29· 673•3883 If you have expen encc of q ;1r1 mc <.al.in 1n ~M 975.U20 Re ward L os t : s m a ll an} of the ahove. plca:.i· Cott c--972-9'55 TUe. ..,...ISCHE phone for an rnH•rv1e v. · -• , t.och ./MONEY brown Poodle 2 weeks •n~.--v-E.xc1 tr.11; F t1h S1 S " 3ooo ~in charmini: ago. Goll course area ESCORTS ,,~~~\. ;~~,.f1~., building. wood ·~ Cove S a n C I e m e n t t: ~tC & VISA/Now Hanni: package including dt•n Secnfcry area. Coast Hwy rro n I\ 1 d s I p are n t ' 9536!i07 lal. career i.wt program 11, • .,111 "·"-I '""l.' l,a&e. • heartbroken 498-4429 _ __ plus ~ood <,t ..1 rt1n ~ n• ,111 r•· ,11 r,.1 1,, -TnrnerAssoc 494 un LOST : Cat:-Oranite & TOMMY'S -.ala11PAT711AGILL '' "1'111L' & 'hnrlh.int1 calDITHO Wh d M I C In 111111 11·, l'Hl\\trtl' cw-rcial t. neute re a e. Of HEWftORT 7141760-6000 ,1,,,1 orf •·rin 1• 111 " r a...tals 4475 '1tOILEM REWARD. l9lh & Whit ESCORTS -',., 11 r 11 \ 1•' r 1• I ••••,.••••••••••••••••• 2"d&3rdTDlocmts tier 00·3440&64283l3 752·9368 ~ h••n1•f11' !.. 'l.lrl inl' tfEWP()RTPLAU!! 97S.65ll FOUND: Spaniel m ix. 17 25 lb 6 k ., :;; Bank '·01·"' •••"1' Prime retail s pace. 1300 Arranged by Dachshund. Shelt1c mix , s in w 5 •·0 of Cott CarTy 972.9955 fl. S1170/m o. 1000 N Coast Hot. LoCMs Husky mix pup, Afghan shot!.. no drugs."? con 1r.tf> F Ith St ~ ,\ •rlatol. NB. Patrick . A MortgageBroker mix pup & m ore Also tracts Kathlet:n or ~port Typist ~· 631·1266 cats & kittens. Adopt a Robm 673 Ol l l r'n'lt 11lfl :J\ :.i1l.1hh· l11r 5800Sq. Ft. of commercial spaee oo NewPort Blvd. C.M. Reasonable rates. 64M414 REALESTATELOAHS pet a l animal Irv ine1 •-... -... -----EqualOppEmplyrM 1F 1nflt\ \\ l \f1111l'~~ 111 SlO.OOOtoS250.000 withup Animal Care Cen ter GreatCo•pmty "nrk 111 loan ~l·n11·•· to 15 years lo re pay· Open everyday. 754-3734 ESCORTS d··r• of twaul f .. 1cuna Loan secured by a com· R I •· H1'.11'h ln1•,1l l'd , ., bination or ea "' IAst. Big Canyon area 24 Hrs 641-0UIO BANKING --al rt 11 f f I' r I n I! I' '( I' I' I .. .,..,.,., prope >'· Champagn e ·co l or Cash/Ct..dts h1•1H•f1h & .. 1.ir11n c t ' fJlulR...W 4500 A A Prime Financial Burmese cal. Jr found. •-Ew-fMCfY1•-BRANCH -....-••••••••••••••••• Services -....,.. ,_ '-ala!" SRl10 • • 714-527-3477 please call 851-1084 orl~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!~~ Cati CarTy 972-H55 .... ~'SPECIAL _7.;...59-037~8.;.... _____ ,l nt1macy encou nte r SUPERVISOR lfllll 1-· 4th St s A •p• UMITED Mig:Jd!u, Trwt 5035 FOUND : s m 2 whl boy'5 groups for gay m en : .. ~. • OFFER! bike w /rac1ng rams & s ear chi n g for m o r e .----•-•••••••••••••••••••• ores. College Pk area m e a n 1 n g r u I r e I a . ~ s.ttlerMh).Co. 54.5-2369 t1onsh1ps . 3wk. H'Jbr. ~ 1 AL RA TE All types of real estate sessions for $75. Run b} REDUCED! anvestmentsslnce1949. Found: Dalmatian. Fem .. Psycholog1i.t <PB3398>. Spe klldftg · & Af&han. wbt Fe m . NB 714-646-6083 Mna llNlmtrial~TDs "' Arumal Shelter. 644-3656 i------- C· P..tl 642-2171 54S.06 I I Found. Abandoned Calico Need 1 100rOVERWEIGHTh • kitten . Sant a Ana peope or new we1g_..t 711w.17tll.St. 41 0/o Yl&D Heightsarea.751.lfMa loss progr am. 100. ~Costa Mesa. Co. TD g u a r an t eed . Jane , 642-4463 ::a~p~;:i·~~~ista ~ FOUND: Dobie Shepherd _7_60-;....7037 ______ _ ~\-...... 7500 -.. ft. --final eugineerlng. MAI CJ'.065• long taBU. bllt/tan. LITTLE A.-.llS -_..,.. _. apprsl SlS,500 per ac. v1c Back ay wtr. ...... for l 11.... now and P.000 per ac. ~7·9397 ESCORTS • t. c • ' • • c y • • compltd. Only 96,927 per F o u N o : 8 I k L a b . all major credit cards ~ .... wet ac. ahead. Price $32,930. female. vie Capistrano accepUd -...•l0-141-ft.Offw ~iit:.26 , 756·3059. Btach.493-230i5 530-4723 ~a.IMO.• Of· . Found Green Pa ra keet• I IH9t• Our beautiful Stanton of flee hai. a n e x c1t1ng growth opportunity_ for a !.killed leader Three year s experi enc e . knowledge or S &L branch operations and new accounts. and the ability to work In a fast- paced environment are reqwred. This position offe rs a top s tarting salary and great bener11s 111cluihng _ -Good growth pC>tentaal •Profit sharing •Paid medicaJ1dental •Free pa rking We will be interviewlog oo Wednesday. Aug ust 13, from 9:30 to 3 :30. Please a pply at: I ...... MoF 7:lM. Flnd what you want &o Bayshores area. July 28. ~--~ I 0 AM-ZPM. Daily Pilot Classifieds. Call to Identify. 642·2717 ..... ~.............. FIDELITY W. W..ted 7100 ' >'au may ~,,... ~ng · .vice wt.n " yout ad ... a Doily . PilOt ad numt. ~ appear in yrAK ad • -•. we will '°"' your m1• 11Q1S ••• you • CD1 in at yos cawenienm to get the .... -to YflAJf ad ... ""' ... ii -Jlfll¥ S5,. ... Far .... infer .... w to .. 'ff!A' oct call .. .... ' $ Found: Large black male ~;;.T••••••••••••••••••• FEDE& •L Setter·lab. mix? obe· ._CCTfi CLEIK / ftA dienl. vie. Magnolia / "' s..-..• Talbert. Ftn VllY 8-8-80. SICllT AIY Lo.I Ana. 552-7* Poll aceu. rec/pa.ya ble 12000 Beach Blvd .. vouchers. type SOwpm. Stanloll Found: Black/While cal . v ie . Harbor R idge. ~beforeTuesday. r e c e l> l I o n i s l & An Eaual Opportunity ~retaital dutJes. Irvine 'Employer mfr. Cal I K. H. S40-a94 . !!!!!!!!lll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!lll!!!!!!!!!! .... )... 5110 ,., .. USO ....................... . .....•.•.............. HERBAL LIFE Lole .... ------•••• c• 111411 ... 1111 -·· _,./Ml:DtCAL F\lll chuce for beach area Convalescent Hospital. Knowled&e ol st* btlllng belDfu[ Ap- pU-caata to can Melba Prod.ol' at 714413-mlO in eomldeace. Sea efcry Mo SH lh-a ul :'lie~pon Rrarh l nrH l r t1 1•n n' r r I on k 1 n c " :1 I Pr <>\•('k' nirt• arr>t'arinc inrll\ ~ t\f)lnll 5'1• tn 111111 11 '" fm'ndf\ "t11rr C'rl'rl11 h:H'k1.ir·o1.1nl1 o r I 11 " h u 1 n n t m n nliator' t-•11r<>I h1•nt>r11:r. A. <>t:irt inc "'alan to~ C.. C.,.., 972·HSS lfil6 F.. 4th S4 . S A ..... ,...,., r. rov.·1ne r o !lt>t'k 5 moh ~1th FH/\IVA. \nn\'('ntlnnal exper. to h a no l e l oan a ppllr at lon!I from h<>cl nnin11 t o l oa n rom mlll t'f'. f.xce l. bf'nt'f1t5 & i\lartin l! salarv to S950 C .. C.,.., '71·HH 1616 F: 4\h St . S.A. CMlbgirl1ff' Or. Des~lsman 4 )Can> exper . non s mok '"f atmosphere f:'.\ C't' lent working t'llnd• lions Send resume lo J P KAPP & ASSOC SOI PARK C E:--TER DR SA.l\JT .\ AN A. C \ 9'Z705 Clen l·al Ma tur ... l'X penen«d offace pcn;on Thur.> lhru Sun ~tt">a Verde ("oov ll°'p b61 C.enter St Costa Mesa -------- ClHJCAL Immediate Openings • Accountm~ Cferks ..Oertt TypLSt •Keypunch ()per •Secretary •Word Processors •Bookkeepers Accomf AbilitiH Personnel servi ces • pennlDtflt UOOQuail Ste200 :-0: B ~2770 Q.atCAL Ne wport Beac h 1n sur~ compa ny ha s en Uy level Positions for de tall· minde d pe rson w tgood anlhmallc skills We will train on com· puter system. Some pre v1ous offi ce exper a ~C all Laura • • !>i!f &I <.TSTOlll.\:'\ 111r m.11 h 'hop 1n I p 1n•· ::-.rim• • ' pt-r n• c· l'.111 \Ir Htl• 1 lor .. q•IJI "i'; •oOl!ll CUSTODIA.HS :'-t-t"11·0 for publ11 i.: irfl• 1 .S. lllifJn In l•lfOllJ 1!1 I :\l.;r f ull 11rr1o & p .• n lJ Cl1'! Sc a.tk> 0 l.... .. I· Ill• nil f":1 11 1,-;-3 ~ \tun Fri " j) '\I i Oltl' ,, I • l''Ml !'>.·n 1l·1· l'r•·p. Mon It 11 I 7 .. • l0•1J. J<,k ff1r 1111 l 111\• r ... 11, \lhl··t11· CJtt 1 ·~.1 111111.• 1;1rl l11r l>r (1111 In ur1ntt 11t 1ri• ,.,,., 110·1 """Jr~ I '•,\.I . llil11'.'t-:I< Full l1m" 4> r 1wt 1'''ary 1\ppt1 1 po•r-.11n '\ 1 wporlt·r "1 1111, I Jmbur t'l'. ~"' ftOrt lk'.tl'h 644 I il~I -: I'"' 1: lfrnnt-r IX"' n G~al Office 'urp 1:ir1 Fr11:b ) lur I'' )!r.1 p h1r' 'h n11 k_,I tJ, )..OOd ,1l (ljtUrl.._ ~ t nt• S.l hr to :.l J rl I) >''II I llOOTOSTART MORESWlTH EXPERIENCE f"iveGirlOffice Vaned AdlvWes We Will Train IP'l!l'1 PaW Benefits PLY BETWEEN I & llAM 153 Production Phtce NnportBeaeb ... .... ., tock Brokera•e. me. Bealal. Fash.loo otc. Call: Belh. ta.. ·l~ (lig.ht) '°" oldor ma• an S.lboa Security BW~ Apt. Lave 1n , 110 car requi red. salary oPeft. t.:all Son. B•h . tollec:l , 714.41&-ZZa HOUS£X E8PER· Full Lillie. TUes-Sat. 7All to 3:•. B.O. 8 . Bayvtew M.ar. l5lt W. Bay SL c. t4. t :C·lfA. RN TOP WAGES $136.000 ,.... ....... , ............ w. ... . "• , .... ,... .... ,., ..... . .. 4 ....... ,.. .......... ,, ,. •••. 11 J"I. •• ,. ...... ...... Mu ... s.nlcet.. LESCOUUI MEDICAL SEIYICES JS I HOSPITAL ID., H.I. SOUTH COUNTY: 642·9955 HORTH COUNTY: 540.99~4 7100 •••••••••••••••••• ~ n1n1n • ttudcnta • Jo ,.. bl'. ,....... ..... 0... tel ,.,,. •C L. A Is Or, C&y drh 1fta.; ~(eor ' ~·lf~J Par:t lime heretary '°'" per •••k + An:fldlff('1 otfl~. N B .E• ~!!!!.___ PBX °'9fa&or, rlllme ~ t'tulBI, AU .allltt Will triun ... 1064 , ... c .... , .. M1 l1 /f~male . r <>ut t' penon ~ for (>f'tll toet.rol rvutt Ho c-•p !!!_ .!">' 7~ M~ -· PftiUOrl Clrt"\llators U!!Y Jot>, f'JOd mooey 1~1 8.1l2 Poof t:&dJwr. t' fr. U\Ul>l have own trucll., L U _,)Jot ------•Yre~i.t r ll t't'd r d l or ~cleaoi:r1 . t.•1'•·r ggg.3G3S l'rodUl'c Youn11 man. h1ich 'rho<1I irlldualt., w1llu1~ to ""Ork bte hrs & .:row with rompaoy Sopt·r poll'n lJJJ Will train (.'all aft1•r 7 JOpm !mJ Z.H41 __ I' R CJ IJ U (' T I () N TRAJ:-lt-:E ttubbt•r ho..,1• product• ~u"t. PM' "'' phn wJI 1nrl b11t·J.. x ra) 'fakin~ apph<"al 11111' b t wn 8 10 on l ' S t r :1 t I) I I 1• ' l 7 t. 7 I Armstru11i: 1\ v•· I n 1111• OOE A f..cmlav1:. Ind O> I' tim e At•rnu n l ' Jtet:e1vable and gt'n ol• Tom Ke lly MJnne 1-.n ~K , l nr .548 liG~- Plf medJc al btlltng lor f'a!>hton Is land doct1.11 P01>S1bltty ol <40M11n..: .11 hom t'. $Ii br < .,11 ~ion.. ,' 1 b"4(i !}',iJ() Su II '' an)1 , .. MIAltW..tH 7100 tw.W911H 7100 Moftd!y.~uet 11.1llO • * OAILVPtlOT ~;~l'" •• ••. ••. •••• ••••• •• ~--.T •• •••••••••• .. •• • •• -_.;.~-~-....,------"'"!"-:--...-....;;;.._....;;~-9~ CS l Its Oet Involved 1n ...... W..e.d 7100 ...., WmlH 7t OI .-aut•n he•ltla. Unique in>und -·•-••••••••••••••• ---·••••-••-••• -•••••••••·-·--•• •,.. flooropsit'yto.loblouror SIC&ITA.IY Tuc,Mr Cor pre 1chool Suumae Seal potat _ ~ fl,UW&Uon. Call Mr K 11 Comnwrelal ReaJ tAt.ll&e f\IU Ome. 10CDe bencf1ta '-·to .. '"' Ho...°' TMI dal.l ?fO 7QJ7 lot •P I" 1 rm a • ' d t s P • e Seod rttu~ lo p O. ~-1 • · ' ... IOY ':""" ~. Xlnt Skuts tt· Boat tOIM. eo.ta Moaa. ~ lm--:dtll\.O ,.,_.__ In SAU!SllAR()WARE tu.II QUll'ed fndudlnl hHV)' ,,..,~ 8282T . ~·iamlt1r.;t;.;;;:t,1t time poi . In r etail t ptna." deb lh .... · ••• •••••••••••••• Marby locat*-Wr re hardware atore SM /eopl~ Saal nac::n TELEPHONt.:WORK KE~ONO Pupa, ~~1 qwr.-no p,..vle>tn es &eve. H W Wr1&hl Co mrn1uratc,-with ex· C.'1wnp aJre MlF . Ptt'ente Jofnowfrtend· 1211JRodw:st.tr.CH penenct: 752·8011 ~how P v l p -~ l~m O>tnt' ~·us to SALES . HI l'i Compo-s.c....t..y 1£SPOllSlm.E? ZUM7·134.Salllpm,,· .,,·., w)' bttw4*n2·4VM. nenu E•p8rel. salary CdM girl otn<'e Mual 1-:AHNUPTO 1 yr ~ f'em. Slad&N WeitenW ....... tet Cllhtta ~ l':M/PCall type6S+&t'nJoywork Poodle, c hampa'-.¥i c..w.n Mr Paubrn tK·t llAM 6 Ing with pubf1r. Non· S7 00 PER HR AKC. spayed. proli ... 91M2Adam&A\le.JI IJ, 2P&hinly Z13·68S·llM3 •mobr: bustnelb attire • • cbence triuned. Best olA WCllMert W~ ------Snt wor kini cond. Part· fer Pvt Party. 6"D80IJ, CoollT...... • SAUS LADllS ~~~~r~~m~r:u' J:i.me evenln g 7Sl 2411. ""'° Yoei IMS C•hlvs b:ii'Jre*'s Pt!~~q~~.mLeE SE:Ciu.··uR; Deeded by T..,.OM Solcfton ...... _. ........ _._ ... 23932 A\I ·nida de 13 M /\GAS I N So Coast lrmie Lawyer will traUl S3 75 "hr plus bonUllC8 to Aw.I ~hep. I yr old\ ull C.i;3'f.~~J!~.Wl.lb Plu~ 1!.5M k-tW. good lyptn¥ eJulb st.an No t'Xper ntte&ll shots 6 spay~. paays W..._.. Weitnswt Salesman. SA.LES $1000+ net· 833· 3 ~ ~~Ar~ '':aft fnM>ff, 64S-C9lll9 ll85(fl Mar111.1er'ltt! Wkly New E xc~t1ng S l!!C.:Rl-;TARY /SALES· Sue.641 fJl69 ,.,..... I050 •t~ Vi4:JO Product lor Real uuatc H<1TEL. Heav> typtng, T'""', ~s ••••••••••••••••••••••• lndu H1•al E1tatt' b:u·k l\ewporwr Inn 644 1700 ~ ~wll Opporturut) ground 1\' k r or Mr m ·~ . rl'rn'I. r It I [)I 2 day wk l * * I BUY * * t:mployer Bw-po 7~ A pp I 1 c a n t s w 1 t h Good used F'umll9'~ & -mi!!!!lllll!!!!!!lllll!!!~!!!lllll!!!!!!!!!!lllll!!!!I ----Sea, .. f jl.~st supenlM>r)' pot1.'1'lt1al de Apphance'l--OR ~ JV.lH ~S,ISHOIS Plea,:int , m Jt ur1· strl-d. Tyr· 40v.pm , xlnt aeUorSELL forYou ~-Uaur:inl F: x Pe r . sh Oil s a I <·' person req to handle all beoefiU. artvan<'l'mt-nl MASTSlS AUCTfQlC \'mow. positions open. pt'rSon f'amily sh1w tel,.p h o ne c al ls " P?tr.it1al. Call !lnt:ltJOO 64L ••••&ll~t••s ' mui.t ~ ablt> to work :.ton> ~-day w'-~k ,:-.o m,.,,.,~l'' P a st , ac We. -1-& dl:IV"' 1n Sept Apply in Ngbts or Sulld.a)lli Sa n 1uraa· lYJ>lflli! ~wrt"d pc~ at 9901 Yorktown. Oemenlt! il4 492-34!JS \',med ituu~ r~wrt>d ll_B_ _ __ s•• rr.'S l~·Pf'ndable Ir effl1:11•nt T._cOftkt. IM-s..i It•' clerk, pt tt m e ,\l)U: lO 111.vrk Sat fl Sun & lloOml: o tlea.. A ppcox U hn. 4 wk Apply Tbt: 3 ~helf enterlainiof>flf. center book shelf. G• for Mero "i)"5tm . ,,,_. ~ M:I! <>tant1" -TWX u p JO n EST A U H A.:'\T Pa rl ~ our ad in lod.t> , ~ N<Jn-sm<*er fit on the s ides. + TV, De lOP etc. 1: in xlnt ~ A.'llunic S35 Call hlll lime help. m""'t be nu1 d .i.aS1f11.>d under l'•n ble tn hrs, exper helplul. Time · XlnlSalary & benef1~. perle<'t for home make.r LOb ANC i'. LES T l M ES Tab .. l'l'on1i.t . Inc .. f'asluon hland, NB. ~1911 -------s...lt:l> ftA..,tuurant Tr~ .. Jloc.d SGT. PEPrERO•WS F'Ull tanll'. run JOb w lot.' PIZZA STORE of mone>· Car n••c Nnwhinn~forfull&part !'hon ,. t':l.l>t'r he lpful 11me operung.s at lucataon Guarantee ~3 7\1~7 or near OC airJIOrt Varying ~13 a'>I 1la}:'I nnd houri.. ideal ~ ,,-...umr or letter or ---------• a ppbl'JlWn to Mro; <'Jrol Kylt• C"<1rl">n1l(' V1c:-e Pu.., '1•·tl H .. t rompon1•nt' Cr;rp ~I V1.i htbnr a nt<'. Ste t,()3 Minion Vt.Jo. CA. 92691 TOOLCRll lmmed1a t•• '''"'lllfll( for w U :.t.~~r v.1th pnur tnb J lll·ndt'nl t ><per t-.>. c.:el µ.iy & ~nd1t • IJ73 :n.11 or 67 5 12.30 . -___. COL!NT HY PHE)lC JIJ Cuno Cabinet hgt)ttii, g l J\~ front & i.tdf'11 , rlor.t.od cupboard bt-k>w. dnl rom1 $450 ~ 01mpll'l1· furnu.ning,~ r>f .. rru 11 homl' Id •al iror r\•nt.il w11l Call c~~for 'upple llll'nlal mr ome ror S.ilt'' ""umun. J PPJr"t h•1u -."w 1 \es a nd i.t u ••\p, nw turt• lrtt>ndl"' <knts Our prORrt':\~t\f' :o.te.1d) l"T ""Ork. ~"I Sl-.1 l<l'.f.\I<\ Tl<Al:'lll'.fo. 1:.rowmg comvany offn~ OK l M 1f.11f ::-.1tc Shop, 1111"1t:11t· planntnJ: dl"pt ,.,, 11pµty for :ulvan<'f'm1·nt ~I ~ . IJ"" 111 rn i\trport ar.-.t ROSAH.IHC. !AH ~! 'l;1•wp;1rt tl;· ,, h 1\1, 1-.q w l Opl)f>Mu111l 'o t.mµloH•r 111Cu 2 LJ 2Jjt; 1327 •• --------:,. on \f'{, matrh1n~ table\.~1 . < hrur.. hu!f••t. 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Newport Bea<'h ~ ~'::' condition ~lui.l See• IOI Mel.ARIN IMC. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 830.7000 ---loaded Pn pt) Make NOW AYAILAILE Sl.000 -193 5947 art 7P~1 !91:16X.MA > 850:-.I Beafdl Bf'lvd VOLVO 12 t olonv Park ,;-p-a-... ., FunNhi.~ & 1lfer ~l'ed lo sell im 673-4160 JIM SUMOHS 1~\11 ~o o SA W) 1 ~ ~E.•p•ftf 1015 mediately . movm~ out -'52 Chevy lrock Runs IOI McLAREH's IMPORTS La Habra 522-5333 v.gn l..<1ade<l 0 r1~tndl ~~··~~-;~~·;:;:~1~;1~ r\1~~ca_-f';~ll J!6;.~2~ ~ SpHd& 9080 ::c1 rru%ea~/~t ~~ & 1970,!0SlA~BOMRL.~L,\VU '62" PORSCHE 356U. new S~SJ!:~~E .~'-;:.:G~Ol~fi2~·(i::1-1 -~-. J I 8216 l e g · & C•0'"538 C.A"47 1~, " .. A i .. ~ paint. 1nl rt>b t'n" O\'rRSE""OELIVL,'RY j • opa~i. .. oony ........... , S320. fi75·12JO. ' \'enin s ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....., "' . ....., ----... "' ~ c I ... v~. ' k d ) \ k f 63I·1276 S7(X(I obri 5.l l·Gli&l it(ler L,"XP ERTS '~rk, m.tny xlra",. 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JIMSLIMOHS 'I I SC -.. ·•••••••••••••• BROUGH.tJA a.· Sk1p1ar k 79 Open Hull. auto htr. clean bed. rull\ 1 n I <' q u 1 P · u ~I} · 850N Bea<'h Blvd IMPORTS Wack on tan lea er loll NOTHIMw OVER SUPRE.M~- Volvo 225 120 hrs VII F'. sell-contained Like nu s.cAlO OBQ ~O 1035 IS Mt. No. of SA Fv.} I l"""O HARBOR BLVD bla<'k out pk~ Poh-..hf'd $499 5 -, C'O£N"l-5 '"""" Lall .,..., .. .,.,., •• allo ."" I \IS JUtO. J lr p-.r SWlm LOR. fres h wtr _,.,., ' l·o=n --~ Wmtffd 9590 abra ""......,., COST\ MESA . '~ 7" .,..,· Air. t• c'<'.1 -..t~·nni.:. pwr ;,rake..,, n h d '1 ,,.,n.do ... ..,. BIJupunkl lb • mint con " usl 8' Cabo' er <'am per ~ •••••••• • • • • •• • •• •• •• • • 75 B:\1 W S30I 4dr a to 631·I276 P"'T ""mdow '· "P'Jl ~('al. Sell PP7l467J.1611 cond . ire \\"EPAYTOPOOLLAR s r.'a c. Xl;a:. 6.w~gc) •!!!!!1!!!!!!~!!1!1 .... -11!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!• c·a~wtlE'. r adar onl> HAIERS 'l et-I rJdtJI l1r•"" f"'lop 00•-'cars ·fora1nn. ll<Olmiles UTO ENTER ""hit~ 'II l r II 26. Pa--aker. 0)'bnda~. 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SlOO Buys AU na 1 e • wm New rims. s prockets. TOP D-. • •• --"'" "" .. •~• serv. papers . .....,at,~r r----. . t1rl-l u ding Large gas. VHF. fatho. bait cha111. suspnsn ~931 -~ Orange County . Come IMPORTS cassette. alloy wheels. lo UlL Good cond & llres •••••••••••••-•••••••• 1Jr9'llhl Iron Cag e . tank. can_vass. good ---~------PAID FOR see us today· 1970HARBOR BLVD. nu. darlt itten. bllt ant. S2000fi.nn.642·~1 'TT Gran Lf' Muns Safari ~~m. 642·5792 Deb-family crwser. S37.500. Motortto..s, Sak/ GOOD & CLEAN SAODLEIAOC COSTA MESA Cover1bra. fog IJ.gbt.s. sfti Wagon. S6K m1, good bjorRobin Nwpt Yacht Exchange R...t,l'StOfecp 9'160 YAU.IYIMPORTS Ul-IZ76 rack RJL & Co. (714) •'79SevilleDIESEL• cond. P S. P /B, wood 675-UIOO ••••••eio••••••••••••••• USED CARS! 28402Marg-uentePkwy ~2670 Never Smoltedin' JU"a.an.S2200 561·5020 ~old MITRED Parrot lf7' 25 fT MLSs ion VieJO Looded. 3BM rru~. Good ------ , .. ~tOBOwithc:age. 23' l!niflit.e, 1970. r•cir.•RRO.W lll·20'40 49s.4949 Ul68m..ldr Ong owner Rolsloyce 9756 MPG.W..J00/080 ·74 Pontiac. gd cond. • • Tame,64.2·3066 Oybndge. s ingle e ng, "'MODELC Very gd cond S375o ••.w•·:.~ZfJJ.••••.t~·,.•~• 759-0221.661 ·1610 IB.000 ml. •slung S800 ...... & OnJ-s IOtO VHF. Off. fatbo. stem SI 6 to 8 G ho '78 BMW 5301 stick, turbo &U-6340 l utAUK IN U.S.A. ·eecad E&dorado. _M_l_-6-W.2_._640-_i~-· __ -... eocl.$13,500.N•·ptYacht beTs. fully onselfa~con · charged. sunrf. lo m1, ---------• JR{-.-......... 75-u,..,•c --,.--•-••••••••••••••• Exch.675-1800 .. dnt c:ond. PP 1714) ________ _, 11111.-• .....,."" .-"'"'''"' ·,;;urole player piano. ta.ined, roof air cond. •Ml 73 210 SI 4.5 CARVER S48·7m8 LEMAN'S CPE. Is •25' Apollo. ·11. s inale generator. AM t FM 99&-1340.956--2444 -us-;~ 7"-"9026 ..... VHF RD fatho s"ea st er eo cassette. C .8 . ,.__,,,_ ~-.11..olR R700 -T·TE s•• Ir. S6.ISO ftV ... Vl\A '78 SEVlLLE Stiver. 21M Vw-8. auto .. a..-. AM I.FM ~ ...,. ~.... · • · radio&onJ 33 200 ilea _. ----• ... '"" ~ Ught green. M"'t see to *'J• ..... w 1lape. pw r. steenng. .. 1093 tent. canvau. tum labs. Mustsell! (Ser: J~. . ---------"74 BMW 2002d. aulo. lo a~tate. (ZZJHPO>. ••-••HH<ll mi.tikenew. wtutewall Um-s w/base. ~·•••••••••••••••• ~tmro:t"6.~0~ ct::6p~ 1714)55t·ll04 WANTED! JDi, IOOd coo 759-4174 JIMSUMOHS \._ __ _..,..... ~7132 maJ:· ~ lan4a,uktop, Anba Exclus ive .VacblEX"h ....... 1800. Late model Toyotas and Wlrdii. IMPOtt'TS CJ,OSIRM!QAYS C mo 9'17 57· .f'!l ,es · "re Eln· an Ski &alt·Size ____ .. __ v_,..,.. ___ ,ftent motorho'me, 22"'1 ' u,+ W-9720 1970RARBORBLVD. '6"1 Silver Cloud; Clean. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~9.r .. Su~~~:pe a~~ oJadlet & Paotu.lp self contained. S250 per COSTA MESA white. By Owner. $21.500. • Camaro. 327 eng. 4spd. 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' ' I • I . . ·-· -.... -... --· --.. ·-·-,,.. 1 Your Hometown Dally Newspaper ORANGE COUN TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Burglaries Rise With TeDlperature LeavlDI wlndows or doors ..-mQ be an euy WQ to bep a home cool wbll lt.1 real· .... areawQ. But weet county pollce a" ell· ... tbla beat·t.be-heat habit u &be reason for a dramatic ln· ereue in home bur&larles dur· IDIJul.)'. HUlltinltOD Beach reeorted 281 bome bur&Jariea dunn1 July, compared to the m onthly aver-.e ot 180 home break·lnt . Sude Wajda of HunUnrton Beach Netghborhood Walch, a crime prevention organ1uuon, said burglars entered 120 of their July targets through open or unlocked windows or doors. She said that during the cur· rent streak of hot weather, many residents have been reluc· tant to completely close up their homes when they leave. fearing it will grow too stuffy. She also noted that the local beac hes h ave a ttracted numerous non-residents to the clly. Some of these visitors may be templed to make an uninvited entry into homes where wmdows are left open, she said. Huntington Beach police de- tective Pat Clemens added that many transients migrate to the local beach area during the sum· mer. nm out of money and pull a few burglaries to meet their Uv· ing expenses. The locations of JuJy's Hunt· ington Beach home break-ins form no particular pattern. "If you could see our pin map," Clemens said, "You'd think that someone stood back with a shotgun and s prayed the whole city." Gold and silver jewelry and coins. plus cash that is left in the home. continue to be the most popular haul among burglars. In Fountain Valley. home burglaries Jwnped from 31 in June to 56 in July. according to Nelda Gonzalez. F ou ntain Valley Neighborhood Watch coordinator. Of those July Fountain Valley home break-ins, 29 we re at· tributed to open windows or doors. compared to just eight by that method in June. Ms. Gonzalez said Fountain Valley's reported property losses fr o m Jul y home bur glaries totaled $72,564.90. Iran· N allles New Prime Minister Federal Stall Joh Program Action Delayed By PATRICK KENNEDY OtllleDallY~Slaff An apparent six-month stall y federal investigators may robibit state prosecution of al· ged misdemeanors involving e Huntington Beach federally ded job program. Orange County Deputy Dis· ct Attorney J ean Rheinheimer · d the technical legal difficulty posed by the one-year statute NEW YORK (AP) -The mocratic Party, shaken by in· mal feuding and s agging rat· p in ~ polls, opened its na· onal convention today amid IJl8 that President Carter and . Edward M. Kennedy are pioving toward an amicable end 6o their year-long struggle for tbe presidential nomination. After Carter acceded Sunday to Kennedy demands for changes in the economic planks of the party platform, the senator said, ''Quite frankly, this ia getting to be the kind or platform that I welcome to run on and take across this COUD· try." Earlier in the day. Kennedy cited the platform as the major factor that would determine Qr !I 7 beglu coverage of die ~ve11U. at 4:39; Clla..,..Zaad4joln atS. wbetber be could support. Carter if the president la renominated for a aecond term. Despite delesate surveys in· dicatina that the president's ma· jority is boldina. Kennedy was not rudy to concede Carter the nomination or a victory in tonilht's critical vote on the COD· veation nlle tbat would require dele1ates to abide by state primary and convention results. Allo, Carter and Kennedy re- mained at odds on two IQjor' economic propoub in the p&al- form -K-'y's call for a S12 billion ........... to create•.• Jobs md..,. and price coldroll to not Wletion. ··•• a't t.biDk planb tbat detailed lbould 10 into tbe plat- fana," Vlee Preaideat Walts P. II_.. Mid OD tbe NBC-TV ''TodQ" ..... K•--tJ wlD 8ddlw tbe ccm-ca.CAIL'l'Sa, ..,. Al> 'ft .. .....,.. ... 6 trDI, HrJ taalek ......... -an .,. ... _._.. .. INlii~e!1 'W.:fi'tirlM ......... c.a.. ....,. of limitations for municipal mis· demeanors. One year after a violation of a city ordinance occurs, she said, prosecution is no longer valid. Maximum penalty for a misde· meanor is a $500 fine and one year in jail. The deputy district attorney said, however, she is consider- ing felony prosecution against a former official, Robert L. Cun· ningham of the corporation that bandied the city's Com- prehensive Employment Train· ing Act CCETA) program. Mis- appropriation of $16,000 of federal fund.a is alleged, she said. The U.S. Attorney's office in Los Angeles declined to pros· ecute initial allegations against the CET A program on Feb. 13, but the U.S. De partment of Labor did not notify the city tm· W July 8, more than six months later. DOL special agent Arnold DaiJey refused to say why the in· formation was not immediately transmitted to local authorities. Police investigator Randy Toburen has accused the DOL of de laying its investigation to avoid adverse publicity. The DOL is in charge of federal job programs. Mrs. Rbeinheimer would not discuss which specilic misde· meanor charges could be affect· ed by the statute or limitations. She said that DOL spokesmen led ber to believe that a federal investigation was in progress and that an audit was being awaited before the final de· termination. (See DELAY, Page AZ) \ i Debate On Fate o.lly ..... ~-. ·~ll...,._ PLANE COVERED Wmt FOAM AFTER CRASHING ON MAC ARTHUR llOULEVARO Off-duty Newport F1rem11n Sunning Near Scene Reecuect Occupanta of Cer Htt by Plane On-the-spot Rescue Freakish CraJJh Draim Newport Fireman By STEVE MARBLE Ot .. o.ay,....s.- Off-duty Newport Beach fireman Jim Pasternak and bis brother Walt were catching some midday rays poolside at the Registry Hotel Sunday when they heard the plane crash. "I looked up and s aw a col· umn of s moke ," said the Newport firefighter, who was waiting for the second ball of a day-long seminar on airplane crash rescue techniques to con· tinue. Wearing only s wimming trunks, the brothers were the first on hand after a small airplane plowed into the back of a vehicle north bound on MacArthur Boulevard at about 12:45 p.m. "I saw gas all over the place and saw the people sUU sitting in the car," said Pasternack, a nine-year veteran of the Newport force. "We were either going to be dead heroes if the plane ex· ploded or come out okay," be continued. He said he and bis brother, a Westminster fireman, pulled several people from the car and provided firSt-aid. As it turned out, pilot Phillip Nevin Lyons, 44, of Newport Beach and his wife, Mary, walked away from the crumpled single-engine Beechcrart Bonanza with only minor in· juries. William Frobolf, the driver of the Cadillac the plane smacked into, md bis three paueaien also suffered minor injuries. Mh. Lyons, whose pilot busbmd la a Harbor Area de- veloper with Cub.ion and Lyons Builders, said she wu unsure what happened that forced her husband to attempt a la1MHn1 on MacArthur Boulevard. "We bad to make a judgment; unfortunately there wu a car there," she said, addinl her husband bu been flyiDI for 11 years. One witness, Paul Summer, told aut.boriti• that tbe plane bit tbe street beblad bis car, caee aaws, Pase AZ> DellYNle ......... HEWAL.KED AWAY PlalLJOM Uf!fl••rfls• ... 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SurftDI ... ..,,...'**' ftDally at HuaUncton State Beach • " Looming By Tbe Associated Press Iran's Par liament approved Mohammad Ali Rajaie as prime minister today, r emoving another obstacle to the debate on the 52 American host.ages. But their freedom appeared no c loser s ince R ajaie is a ha rdliner picked by the Moslem fundamentalists who want the captives tried as spies. Tehran radio reported that. with the end of"the Moslem holy month or Ramadan, some 460 Ira nians convicted b y anti· narcotics squads were being re- leased from prison in a special amnesty. There has been some specula- tion that the end of Ramadan might bring clemency and freedom for the Americans, but there was no meotioo of them in the broadcasts. Al the same time, the official Iranian news agency Pars said lS bad been executed in Iran on Sunday for anti-government ac· tivity, espionage and narcotics t rafficking. according to a Tehran dispatch of the Soviet Tass news agency. A Pars report siad 153 dep- uties voted in favor of Rajai. 24 against and 19 abstained. ll added that Rajaie, the former education minister, "therefore received a majority vote and will now be able to go ahead and form a cabinet." Ayatollah Rubollah Khomellli~ bas charged the Parliament with deciding the fate of the hostages, in their 282nd day of captivity. However, Tehran of. ficials say the debate must await the installation of a permanent government, to be chosen by the new prime minister. The Parliament formally ac· cepted Pre~ident Abolhassao Banl-s.dr's nomination or Ra· jaie oo Sunday and said a vote on the nomination would be held today. Bani-Sadr WU pressured into choosing Rajaie -wbo bas launched a campaign to purge Iran's schools of Western in- nuences -by a select commit· tee after his first nominee, police chief Mostafa Mir-Salim wurejeded. In bis letter indicating the choice to the Parliament. or Mllj· <See RAN. 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' T11111 lakw•1 CV10 ol 11 ml.lb tallom of oU probably wUI -wwd to '*"let to aDow UM llalP to no.t qlJ.n, Lorl•an akt. Peree .. fft"8 1£,,. ... , ........ llLUfl <AP> -A.a fon:Del' H\UricaM Alleo tau..d i&Mtt out over Tn.u and lluim todlly. torecuten ....,.. watchlaa an area of diaaurbed ... u..r la t.be euten Nortb AtlanUe The "area of coocealnled doodin.., and ahowers" wu centered Jmt ~ ol UM ialud of Hbpanlola and east of the IOUtbeut Bab1mu lb.ll momJ.n&, said forecaaten at the Na- Uonal Hw'ricane Cent.er U. Mlami ""l"beft are indic•Uoo.a that lh1I system may be(:ome better orcanbed as It drift.a westward today and TUesday," the center HJd. Oii-a ... Pnose•dC9 ~· PEKING (AP) -China declared today that personality cults detfying the late Cbalrman llao Tse·tung and other ChineM leaders are beiDI banned beeauae tbey foster ·'the in- correct view that biltory la created by ind1vlduals." 1be direet.ive from the Chinese Communist Party Central Commlttee was published by the official Xinbua news agency. The committee's order bans the construction of ne w memorial balls for Chin ese leaders, spedfically for Mao -who died four years ago next month; calls for a strict limit on portraits of Mao and bis ln.scriptjons in public places; and limits the publishing of bioerapbies and writings of individual Chinese leaders and reports on their activities and speeches. It also limits funeral services for blgh-ranJdng officials. -I Ira• otlf~n F~e co lrcNJ BAliHDAD, Iraq CAP> -Four Iranian officers fled to Iraq last week in a military transport plane and were granted political asylum, the official Iraqi news agency reported today. Geld Pl~; Dollar Mixed -LONOON CAP) -Gold plunged S16 an ounce oo Europe's largest bUlllon market. wtule the U.S. dollar wu m ixed in foreign exchange trading. ln London. the precious met.al cloeed at S617 a troy ounce. down from $633 at the close Friday. Gold traded at$602.SOin New York. down$23.70. Silver traded at SlS.Sl. down 41 cents. Black A11110.,.<'e• C'alldidcKif NEW YO RK (AP) -Rep. Ron Dellums of California an- nounced today be is running for president and sa id he will urge black Democratic National Convention de legates to support him by voting against a rule that would guarantee President Carter a first-baJlot nomin ation Fro•PageAI IRAN MINISTER • • • Iii. Bani-Sadr said, "Ha ving beard the comuhaUom of the select committee and the pref- erence that the esteemed M-1lis bas indicated, I introduced Mr. Mohammad Ali Raja1e as the prime minister." This irritated some deputies ol the dominant Islamic Republican Party. who charged Bani-Sadr's choice of words indicated be was railroaded int.o choosing Raj&Je. Despite their annoyance. the formalities proceeded, Rajale was formally accepted and rube ber·stamp approval rouowed. The hostages were seized while Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi. ousted by Khomeini's revolution ln January, 1979, wu undergoing cancer treatment in New York. Pahlavi died in Egypt July 27, but the Iranians are atiJJ demanding that bis wealth be returned aa part of the hostages' ransom. -~ ........ NEW .... •NllTER MoM..-.dAllR ... le o...--~·1c-·-THREE PEOPLE IN THIS CAR IUFRRE> MINOR INJURIES AFTER AUTO STRUCK BY PUNE ·oea Al Over the ~ end p.opee leHI Sitting In the C•r,' Flremen Reported Mrs. Irvine's Fmal Rites Set Today F u n e r a l ser vices we r e scheduled today ror Huntington Bea c h pioneer cit izen Lydia Gertrude Irvine, a widow of a groceryman and mothe r of one. who spent more than half of her 96 years in the Oil City. Mrs. Irvine died last Thurs- day. Rites we re scheduled for 3 p. m . at Pacific View Memorial Park Chapel in Corona del Mar for Mrs. Irvine. who lived near her son Joe Irvine. operator of Hilltop Liquor and former owner or the old Standard Market on Main Street. She and her late hus band. Joseph Irvine, who was fat.ally injured in a traffic a ccident. set· tJed in Huntington Beach in 1917 when it was a petroleum boom- to wn. They moved to San Francisco for a time and then the family returned and remained in the beach town Mrs I r vine ha d come to Califorrua Crom her birthplace, Prance Everett Island, Canada , in 1912 at the urging of he r brot hers who ha d immigrated ear her Besides her son . Mrs. Irvine leaves grandsons J effrey Irvine and Kurt Clemens, both of Hunt- ington Beach. She a lso leaves four great- g r a n d d a u g b t e r s . S h e lb y Clemens, Kristin Clemens, Dana Clemens and La Relle Irvine, all or Hunllngton Beach. Today's services were to be unde r direction of Bishop Darrel Dan ialson, or the Huot.rngtoo Bea ch Fourth Ward of t he Church or J esus Christ of Latter· day SaintsoHiciating. Pie r ce Br o ther s S mith 's Mortuary was in charge of ar- ra ngements. Illness Ends Trek HELENA. Ark. CAP> -A coast·to-coast bicycle trek was inte rrupted in Arkan s as this weekend when two-thirds of the 63·member group became sick. Teo of the cyclists remained in Helena Hospital on Sunday night and another 32 were isolated in t he s ick -bay al the National Guard Armory in Helena. RESCUE ON THE SPOT • • • seemed to hop over his vehicle and s mash into the Cadill ac He later told his wife. who was not with hi m at the tame. that the plane clipped has ca r anten na and that be saw the wtng come over his ca r and hit the Cadillac directly in front of tu m Autboriues said for a summer Sunday afternoon. t raffic was ve ry light. The plane sk.idded several hundred feet after bit- ting the ca r . missing other motorists. Pas ternak, who said be and h.is brother were the only me m bers of the cr ash semmar who bad oot gone to lunch , said al first the trash seemed uke ll was part of tus class "It was unreal -at was hke a chapter ngbt from our clil.SS." be said. adding, "if there bad not been injuries. we were going to stand oo the curb a nd watch the county fire cre w to see how they measured up to what we'd Jus t learned in the class ·' The class. instructed by Joe Woods or Massac hus.etl!>. -.ai. supposed to feature an exercise and simulated crash. "We later accused the in- structor or stagi ng the whole thing. of luring a stunt m an JUSt i.o we could get so me practice," Past ernak kidded Authorities sa id t he c ras h forced them to reroute tralnc ro r near ly fi ve hours w hile cleanup oper ations went on. Tl:iey said pilot Lyons, who was ret.urrung from San Diego to J o hn Wayne Afrl>ort. was treat· ed for lacerations to has head at Costa Mesa Memorial Hosp1taJ and releai.ed Frohorf and tus wife Patn caa , or Orange. were also treated for la cera tio ns Passe nger Betty Curran. of lllino1s . as listed tn stable cond1t1on at Santa Ana- T us t1n Community Hospital whe re she was treated fo r head tnJun es The tturd vehicle passenger, Denny Curran . of San Diego. w a s treated at Cost a Mes a Memon al Hospital for a cut arm a nd later released CARTER ADAMANT • • • vention Tuesda y D1ght dunng debate on the party plaUorm Carter aides descri bed the pres1dent"s compromise on the platform as a maJor. un1lateraJ concession to Kennedy Among the planks the president agreed Sunday to support was one that critlcazes Carter 's ant1·tnflat1on stra tegy and pledges the party 'OPEN' CONVENTION TEST OF POWER-Al DEMOCAATS TO REVIVE HISTORY-At will Dot "pursue a policy or high inte rest r ates and unemploy- ment as a means to right UlCla- tion." The unity m oves a ppear ed prompted by fear that unless the De m oc r ats close r a nks, the Re publicans will capture t he White House and score major gains in Congr ess 10 the No- vem ber general elecllon t100 to order toda y ID MadlSOD Squa r e Garden -the same arena whi!re Carter won the L976 nommauon -delegates began debate on the rule requ1nng del· egates lO abide by the results ol state pnmanes and convenlloo.s. Y>htch "''Ould resull tn a "cl05ed" con venllon and assure "Carter the maJonty he needs YMCA Swim Classes Set The West Orange County YM· CA has planned its last sWlm· ming session of the summer from Aug 18 to SepL 5. The classes are to meet on Mo ndays, We dnesd ays, and Frid a ys, or T u esd ays a nd Thursdays. Lessons cost SU for mem bers and $20 for non mem- bers. and are located in swim- m 1 n g p ools thro u g h out the county. Other demands they have made are for lbe U.S. govern· ment to apoloeize for past "crimes .. in Iran and guarantee it will s tay oul of Iran's domestic affairs in the future. On Sunday. a new conditioo as reported. Fr .. Page Al There's nothing in the world tha t can brin g a g r oup of Shortly after party chairman John C. White called the conven- Regi.strauoo is t.o be accepted until Aug. 16. More informatioa is available by calling lbe Yll· CA at 847-9622. "What we want now from the Unit.eel Stat.es ia a pledge not to interfere in the int.emal affairs of all Islamic slates or the af. f alrs of this re1ion." Iranian diplomat Mohammed Sbirazl was quoted as telling the Lebanese magazine Monday Morning. DAILY PILOT ~:.:...--~~ ~..:.:... '"':"..:; ()I-c.-0A _ ....... C-Y ~-=~ .::=:::-.:."::'O:::..::: ••• ,.,,.",_, .... v ...... ., ..... f ..... ., •• _,.,_c-._ .. " ..... -· --" ==~--:.=~:;:~ -I Ml.C-Mt'4CM_..W...._ _,.,_ ----~·•-c.wt ~~-------, .... __ _..... ............. -0...11.~ --......·--=·=·-" =ti.!!r: ....... -...-: .. ~ .. ... ~-= ~=-c::=.. ., f I Jtn1(JMt-.-. 0 ......... ,, ..... ......... .._ ...... o: • .. ,. DELAY QF PROBE • • • "Obviously. it the DOL is go- ing lO prosecute, I would not," the deputy district attorney said. "I inquired at fairly regular in· tervals over the spring and was told lbe investigation was in proereu and that an audit would be completed in May.·· She said it was never made HB Rider's Cycle Flips; Two Injured A Huntington Beach cyclist and bl• passenger were lo aeriom CIODdltioa t.oday in 1111- slon Comanmtty Hospital after they were lnjured on El Toro Road near Coob Cornen early Sunday mornlnl· CalifGl"Dia IDlbway Patrol of. 11 ceu aald Da vld Leon McCollum, 31, of HWltlD.lton Beaeb, aad bl• pa11ea1er, c.~,.. Joaea, 18, wboM ad· dre11 waa not stvea. were trnelial wlltbouDd on El Toro Ro•d 1°'31111 of Cooks Cornen wlMD tbe acddeat occurred. omc.n said tbe drtftl' lost CGDtnl ol tbe IDOIOftJCle OD a eane. ..._... tbe •::t cmo•-twtm.a, ... drtYs ..... CidNl't .... ......... ,..., ............ ... 811t aftllllllll'*••m' 1,ot-llnnNld. clear if the DOL was conducting its own a udit or relying oo an a udit, begun in January, cur- rently being conducted by the Orange County Manpower Com- mission. the agency which ad· ministers federal job programs in the county. loltlal findings of the county audit Indicated that Cun- ningham, lbeo president of the non-profit corporation in charge of the city's CETA program. bad taken an unauthorized loan ol llS,000. The findin1s reported that be bad already paid back the loan, an two 1.DStallments. ID lbe wake of lbe ftndinp, Cunnlnptm realped and the corporation. Western Institute of Careers Inc. was dismanUed. Coastline CommWlity Colle1e cu.rre::fu 6dmln1aten tbe dty'a S2.8 cm-a -year CETA pro- fram. FV Liquor Store Woled of Caah Bu.rctan appanntly lowered t.bemMl'9 tbroqb tbe root of a Fountain Valley liquor 1tore Su.ad1.1 mornlq ad made ••1.1 wtlb tt,a , pol(ce repofted. Fountain Valley Police ._. pect tW two • more ...-U ap1Md u. ,_.,. or·014Uq. '!II'• um w__. Aft., a.dQ ..._ milt'IM .... Lm., _,.... ... Ulla ......... ... .............. rooftop. \. ----~-----.,, ............ ---- , Put 11 Together for Sch6ol at the Garage. Slut»o& our 83 conon111~ pelye$ler Pl"lwale cord p.JrlfS ano shorts en nJVlf 11 ljlJ9 and camel AdO one ol OU< Hav.e1ian rayoo Sllkios trom N3t Nofflel:I. Oftsnore Or 0 P A greil c:omt)naoon ~--·-.__.. -- Gls Said Free of Ra&ation WASHINGTON (AP>. -Tbe Defeme Nuclear Aceacy said to- day that "extenalve research ... bM diacla.ed DO bull for c oncern•• that 20,000 U.S . aervicemm face increased rilk of cancer becauae they occupied the atom-bombed Japanese cities o f Hiros hima and Nagasaki after World War II. In a ~!po~summarizing 10 montba °"""'' tbe agency said the maximum poaible rad.1.UOO d os e that an individual serviceman could have received there was less than one rem. Two y e ars ago. Navy r ad iologist Paul Tyler s aid a person would get the equivalent or o ne rem from a single X-ray. "It is probable that the great majority of servicemen assigned to the Hiroshima and Nagasaki occupauoo forces received no radiation exposure whatsoever, a nd that the h.ighest dose re- ceived by anyone was a few tens or millirem." the nuclear agen- cy report said. ··All distinguis hed national a nd internation a l groups of scientists whose views a re re- garded as authoritative in the field ol ionizing radiation injury agr ee that the he alth risk from a dose such as this is negligible." t he report said. A nuclear agency spokesman, Lt. Col. William McGhee. said that the internationally accepted s afety standard for maximum radiation exposure for workers as five rems a year. Rem st.ands for Roentgen Equivalent Ma m- mal. a sc1enllf1c m e asure of rad1auon A b o ut 100 vet e rans h a ve lodged clatms with the Veterans Adm1rustrauon. claim ing to be suffenng from cance r or other serious illnesses as a result ol t heir having been stationed in the two bombed J a pa nese cities. The report said that the re- sea rch focused on what it called "e xtensive r adiation measure- ments and soil sa mple analyses taken by numerous Japanese a.nd U.S. scientists in the weeks followtng the bombings ." This data formed the basis of intens ive research over the past 35 years by J apanese a nd U.S. i.c1enll.St.s "ol every aspect of the bombtngs and the r adiation af. ter -errects." the agency report sa id RB Woman Reports Rape At Kn if epoint Hunungton Beach pohce are searclung for a man who alleged- ly threatened a 19-year-old local wo man Wlth a krufe. forced here an to some bushes and r aped her . Poli~ said the woman was walking to a friend's house, near the antenection o( Pa lm Avenue and Golden West Street. a t lOp.m. Friday when a man grabbed her from behind and placed lbe knife at her throat. Afterrapingberand rorcingber to commit anothe r sex act. the man ned on foot. police said. She was take n to Huntington In· tercommunity Hospilal for ex- a m ination and released. The suspect is described as a Lalin. age JO.JS. S.feet-11 inches tall. l80 pounds, with a week's growth of beard and a beer belly. ALS GARAGE 56 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH (714) 644·7030 Your Hometo•n j ~-~~ New11paper ' TWENTY-FIVE CENTS l . ·-Not-· Everyone ·L~es ~~a~t Park··· Plan· .... Ai. CnaMoe, O.Callf .. ••J• u u,na-acre aaU..l ....................... aBMcll ...... blMftt •• ...., ....... ol tGm111t1'' wl lbould be ttMt- ......... U.S. Departm.t ol lllteriaralobjedJom. ''I ..... with the Interior Depanmeat 'a 1aal1••• al the Or.... County part project," be Nill. "I Wieve Utere '8 a valid utkmal lnte,_t In this Pl'OP'l1:J, primarily ..... 70 mlll'-A.merkana rrom every a&ate la lb• unloa vl1lt tbe Callfonla eout, ltl mountabw and ltl tourilt attracttona. •' Craaaton la the •utbor or le,Ulation DOW oendinl in the Senate calllm1 tor the federal 10vemmmt to create lbe park at a coet ol $38 million. His le1i1latioa ls being op- posed by Aaai1tanl Interior Secretary James D. Webb, who said in a letter to the Senate Com mlttee on Ener1y and Natural Relources that the park would not be of national 1i1nlncance. "Con1re11 makes the de- termlnaUon as to whether an area la set uide as a natural park and there have been parks established despite Interior Department objections." said Cathy Files . Cranston's le11alalion now pending m the Senate calling for the federal Area ls one example of a park eatablilbed despite Interior Department objections." Rep. Robert Badham, R· Newport Beach, and Rep. Jerry P-.tterson, D-Santa Ana , authored and woo passaee of legislation in the House of Representative similar to Cranston's park bill. ·•It will be up to Democrats Cranston and Patterson to con- vince President Carter of the merits of the park," said Howard Seelye, Badbam's aide. He said that Carter could easi- ly pressure the Interior Depart- ment into supporting Cranston's leglslation. Seelye said this morning "be is cautiously optimistic that Sen. S. I. Hayakawa could support Cranston's park authorization bill ... Hayakawa has proposed a funding formula for purchase of the park that calls for the State of California, instead of the Cederal government, to as.sume ultimate financial responsibility. This formula is being opposed by State Parks Department of. flcials, Badham, Patterson and Cranston. Seelye said he is hopeful Hayakawa could s upport Cranston's park authorization legislation , s in ce h e <See PARK, Page .\%) NB Plane, Auto Crash on Street Hostage Trials Backed By Tiie Auocla&ed Prea Iran's Parliament approved • llobammad Ali Rajaie as prime minister today. removing another obstacle to the debate on the 52 American hostages. , But their freedom appeared no closer since Rajaie is a hardliner picked by the Moslem fundamentalists who want the captives tried as spies. Tehran radio reported lhat, with the end of"the Moslem holy month of Ramadan, some 460 Iranians convicted by anti- ' narcotics squads were being re- : leased from prison in a special amnesty. There bU-6een some specula- tion that the end of Ramadan mlabt bring clemency and freedom for the Americans, but there wu no mention of them In the broadcasts. At the same time, the official lraaiao news agency Pars said 15 h-1 been executed in Iran on Sunday for anti-government ac- tivity, espionage and narcotics trafficking, according to a Tehran dispatch of the Soviet Tass news agency. CRASHED PLANE RESTS, COVERED WITH FOAM, ON MACARTHUR llOULEVAAO IN NEWPORT BEACH Alrcr8ft Siems Into Car; Three Occupenta Aeecued bJ Off-duty Newport F1re1N1n and Brother Carter Concedes Plank A Pars report slad 153 dep- uties voted in favor or Rajai, 24 against and 19 abstained. It added that Rajaie. the former Action Brings W mm If.ennedy ~ponse education minister, "therefore NEW YORK CAP > -The to their year-long struggle for r~ceived a majority vote and Democratic Party, shaken by in-the presidentiai nomination. wlll now ~ abl~. lo go ahead and te mal feuding and sagging rat-After Carter acceded Sunday form a cabinet. . ings in the polls, opened its na-to K e n n e d y de m ands for Ayatollah Ruhollah KbomeinL tional convention today amid changes in the economic planks Ccha~ged the Paru.a~ent __ sisn,s_ ~~tfr~id~n~. g~rj.~r.~d __ QJ -~.e. J:tUtY platform. the 'decu~tng the-fate' of the "Sen. r.<fward M'. Kennedy are s enator said, "Quite frankly, ges, in their 282nd day of moving toward an amicable end tpis is getting to be the kind of captivity. However, Tehran of--· . . ... __ ficials say the debate must await the installation or a permanent government, to be chosen by the new prime minilter. . The Parliament formally ac- cepted President Abolbassan Bani-Sadr's nomination of Ra- jaie on Sunday and said a vote on the nomination would be held today. Bani-S.dr was pressured into choosing Rajaie -who bas launched a campaign to purge Iran's schools of Western in- fiuences -by a select commit- tee after bis first nominee, police cbiel MoeWa Mir-Salim WU rejected. In biJ letter indicating the choice to the Parliament, or MJY- (See IMN, Pase AZ> Coast. Weather Sunny and a little warmer Tuesday, with patebJ nilht and mornina low cmr.. Lowa tonlaht • at tile beeebel to 12 In- land ...... 'n.da.J mid '181 a1cml the coast to .... Inland, IN8UtE TO•A V • .,. ., .......... ap9Ct· .... ,. ......... "',., ...... ....... ,..,.. ...,., .. .......... ,..,.. .,..,. • .....,..aa. a.-1 JJ al • ,... ... ,...BJ. ••••• ..... 1 ~-1111!1... g ~ I fii9.:= Flammable Li ... ld Lumber.Arson Set In Tiro Buildings ·ByJEKllYCLAUSEN Of -D9lfy ~ SUft Fire that destroyed Costa Mesa's ABC Lumber Yard early July 30 wu set in at least two and possibly three places, arson investigators report. A flammable liquid was splashed in laree quantities on at least two and possibly three build.inp in the yard at 140 E. 17th St., according to Matt Collett, police department arson in vestiaator. • Police and fire investigators say they sWl have no motive in the anon that sent names leap. int more than 80 feet into the early morning sky and caused an estimated $800,000 damqe. Whoever torched the yard, Collett said. splashed flammable liquid on wooden lumber 1belten and. poulbly. apimt tbe back wall °' the yard'• aalel buUd'nl. be said. Polke, ftre and inlurance ln- v..up&an spent all of Friday •lftilll tbroqb ubea and debr1a at tbe tire 1eeae. ColllUe uid, "Rlpt DOW lt'a Jmt • matter ol talkina to • lot of =· There are a lot of ,... ...... Iateltlpton ba.e complied a Ullt ol about • penoaa ~ llope to dllew tbe bl.,. with, be aakt. ftat lilt probably wW 1row u tbe diaeuaalona con· tlaae. firs t officers at the scene , neighbors and others. He said the investigation has turned up no apparent witness at this point. "This investigation will take quite a long time," be opined. Meanwhile, be noted, bids are ln for the job or cleaning up the blackened mess that once was the downtown area lumber yard. Cleanup la still waiting the ap- prov al of the com~ny that in- sured the business, be ex- plalned. He added that investigators will move throuab the wrecb.ge with clean-up crews looting for addit.ional clues. PllUI' PROMPTLY Pf.JSllED PORSCHE "I tbouPt it would take daya to sell my PWlcbe, but I aold it tbe very ftnt day my ad ran In the DailJ Pl.lot." That'I tbe advertialnl IUCCtlll 1tory ot tbe Newport Beach man who placed tb1I ad ln tbe Dally Pllot: '71 114 onqe/bllr nu en1 &: tune, very quick IFHl Oft pa llllJMlllH platform that I welcome to run on and take across this coun· try." Earlier in lhe day, Kennedy Cbuael 7 begins coverage of tbe convention at 4:38; -~~_2_u.cl~~~t.5 .. cited the platform as the major factor lbal would de termine whether he could support Carter if the president is renominated for a second term. Despite delegate s urveys in- dicating that the president's ma- jority is holding, Kennedy was not ready to concede Carter the nomination or a victory in tonight's critical vote on the con- vention rule that would require delegates to abide by slate primary and convention results. Also, Carter and Kennedy re- mained at odd.a on two major economic proposals ln the plat- form -Kennedy's call for a $12 billion program to create 800.000 jobs and wage and price controls <See CASTO, Pase .U) • DMty """ .... ,,_ HE WALKED AWAY Pllol Lyon• Off-duty Fireman Rescuer By STEVE MARBLE oe .. o....,_sutt Off-duty Newport Beach fireman Jim Pasternak and his brother Walt were catching some midday rays poolside at the Registry Hotel Sunday when they heard the plane crash. .. I looked up and saw a col- umn of s m oke ." said the Newport firefighter. who was wailing for the second half of a day-long seminar on airplane crash rescue techniques to con- tinue. We aring only s wimming trunks. the brothers were the first on hand after a small airplane plowed into the back of a vehicle no rthbound o n MacArthur Boulevard at about 12:45 p.m. "I saw gas all over the place and saw the people still sitting in the car." s aid Pasternack. a nine-year ve t e ran of the Newport force. ··we were either going to be dead heroes if the plane ex- ploded or come out okay," he continued. He said he and bis brother. a Westminste r fireman, pulled several people from the car and provided fi rst·aid. As 1t turned out, pilot Phillip Nevin Lyons. 44. of Newport Beach and his wife. Mary. walked away from the crumpled singl e -en g ine Beechc rart Bonanza "ith only minor m- juries . William f'rohoff, the driver of -•tne Cia.1fac -Oie -plane s"miCked into. and his three passengers a lso suffered minor mj uries . Mrs. Lyons. whose pilot husband is a Harbor Area de- veloper with Cashion and Lyons Builders, said she was unsure what happened that forced her husband to attempt a landing on MacArthur Boulevard. "We had to make a judgment; unlorttmately there was a car there." she said. adding her husband has been flying for 11 years. One witness, Paul Summer, told authorities that the plane bit the street beh ind his car . seemed· to bop over his vetucte and smash into the Cadillac. He later told his wife. who was .not with him at lhe lime. that the plane clipped his car anten- na and lhat he saw the wing (See KF.SCUE, Page AZ> .............. ....__ ..... ~&ti RIOl now, he W4 the llat eoatalm tbe names Oi buliw1 owaera , land dwnera, •mr=..former employw, ftnt at tbe blue eceae, If you want one-da1 response from your claaallled ad, try the Dally Pilot. Call M2-M71 today. THllB ...... • TH18CM........, •NOR .....-ma APTIR AUTO ITRUCK 9Y PLANR 11M MO.. .. ..._ 81111 ,_.... _ lllnglft ... C.,' Plre .. n "-P.MM --------·---------....... -·- wxpt.QI ~ ........ -JVSI' BREA Lau ..... ,,..,. ....... -"' ... --Job Program OORPVS CHIUSTl, Ttw (AP) -Hlab HU today ~~,,t.ct eYecutioe ol JT ..... aboard a crlppi-ed Uberiu tr 8"0 rdtt b)I H\arric:W A.a. about a mUI aad a ball off the .,... ·Action Delayed .. ,,.. wt1iaiher. \.be wa1 it ls,,.,. D 't ~u to evacuate lhe Mar1 SU.," aa.ld Coul Guard Lt. Robert Lori1an. Tbe tanker's car10 ol 21 mllUon aaUooa ol oil probably wlU M removed to ber1es lo allow the &h.lp to no-t •1ain, Lon1an a.id. ~ .. 1..-.E ..... ••••llH' MLUIJ <AP> -M former Hurricane Alleu rained lllelf out over Tua& and Mexleo today, forecuten were wa\cblna an area ol diaw'bed wealber lD the e .. tem North AUantk. Tbe "•~• ot C()Otenltated cloudiness aod showers" was centered juat north ol t.he bland ol Hispa.aUola and east of the southeMl Bahamas this momin&. said forecasters at the Na· tioaal Hurricane Center in Miami. "There are lodlcaUOl\.5 that t.lus system may become better ortaniled as it drift.a westward today and Tuesday." the center said. Oii ...... rrrs•••"'• (; .... PEKING (AP> -China declared today that personality cults deifyina lbe late Chairman Mao Tse-tung and other Chinese leaders are being banned because tbey roster "the m· correct view that hJstory ls created by individuals." The directive from the Chinese Commun.isl Party Central Committee was published by the official Xinbua new_s agency. The committee's order bans the constructlon of new memorial balls for ChineSe leaders, s~ifically for Mao -who died four years ago _nm month~ Jor _Jl _ _s_lrict uron on portraits or Mao and his inscriptions in public places; and limits the publishing of biographies and writings of Individual Chinese leaders and reports on their activities and speeches. ll also limits flD1er al services for high-ranking officials. Bl~k :l IUIOMllC~S C'a11dldaqf NEW YORK <AP) -Rep. Ron Dellums of California an· nounced today he is running for president and said he will urge black Democratic NationaJ CoovenUoo delegates to s upport him by voting against a rule that would gua rantee President Carter a first-ballot nomination Geld Pl.-gn; Bellar .tfi.red • LONDON (AP) -Gold plunged $16 an ounc~ on _Euro~·s largest bullJOD market, wblle the U.S. dollar was mixed m foreign excbangetrading. lo Loudon. lhe precious metal closed a~ $617 a troy ounce. down from $633 at the close Friday. Goldtradedat$602.50inNewYork,down$23.70. Silver traded at$1S.S1. down41 cents IRAN MINISTER lis. Bani-Sadr said. "Having beard the consultations of tbe select committee and the pref· erence that the esteemed Majlis has indicated. 1 introduced Mr. Mohammad Ali Rajaie as the prime mia.ister." Tb.is initated some deputies ol the dominant Islamic Republican Party, who charged Banl-5adr's choice al words indicated be was railroaded into choosing Rajaie. Despite their annoyance, the formalities proceeded. Rajaie wu formally accepted and rub- ber-stamp approval followed. The hostages we r e seized while Shah Mohammad Reza P.ablavi, ousted by Khomeini's revolution in Janijary, 1979, was undergomg cancer treatment in New York. Pahlavi died in Egypt July Z7, but the Iranians are still demanding that bis wealth be returned as part of the hostages• ransom. • • • .. ,. .......... NEW PRIME MINISTER Moh•IM'llldAI Ra .. le •1 PATRICS KENNEDY oe-.~ ......... An apparent slx·month stall by fedenl lnvt1ati11at.ors may prohibit atat.e prosecution ol al- le1ed misdemeanors involving the Huntincton Beach federally Cu.nded job prognm. Oran1e County Deputy Dis- trict Attorney J ean Rheinheimer sald the tecbnlcal legal difficulty 1s posed by the one-year statute of llmitatioos for municipal mis· demeanors One year after a violation of a city ordinance occurs. sbe said, prosecution is no longer valid. Maximum peoaJty for a misde- meanor is a $500 fine and one year in Ja11 The deputy district attorney said. however. she is consider· log felooy prosecution ag~t a RESCUE ... former oftlc.tal. Robert L.. \.UO· nin1ba.m ol the corporation that handle d the city's Com - prehensive Employment Train- ing Act <CETA> program. Mis· appropriation of $16,000 or federal funds is alleged . she said . The U.S. Attorney's office in Los Angeles declined to pros. ecute initial allegations against lbe CET A program on Feb. 13. but the U.S. De partment of Labor did oot. notify the city un· til July 8. more than six months later. DOL specia l agent Arnold Dailey refused to say why the in· formation was not immediately transmitted to local authorilles. Police investigator Randy Toburen has accused the OOL or delaying its Investigation to avoid adverse publicity. The DOL is in charge or federal job programs . Mrs. Rheinheimer would not discuss which specific m1sde meanor charges couJd be affect , ed by the statute of limitations come ove:r his car and hit the She ~aid that DOL spokesmen Cadillac directly in front of him. led her to believe that a federal Authorities said for a s ummer investigation was in progress Sunday afternoon. traffic was and that an audit was bemg very light. The plane skidded awaited before the final de. several hundred feet after hit· termination. ting the car. missing other "Obviously. if the OOL ts go. motorists. iog to prosecute. I would not ... Pasternak. who said he and the deputy district attorney said. his brother were the only mem· .. 1 inquired at fairly regular ln- bers of the crash seminar who tervals over the spring a nd was had not gone to lunch. said al told lbe invesugat1on was in firs t the crash seemed like it progress and that an audit would was part of his class. be completed in May .. She said it was never made "It was unreal -it was like a clear if the OOL was conducung chapter right from our class... its own audlt or relyin g on an he said. adding. "if there had audit. begun in January. cur· not been injuries, we were going rently being conducted by the to stand on the curb and watch Orange County Manpower Com· the county fire crew to see how mission. the agency which ad· they measured up to what we'd ministers federal job programs just learned in the class." in the county. The class. instructed by J oe Initial findings of the county Woods of Massachusetts. was audit indicated tha t Cun· supposed to feature an exercise ningham. then president of the and simulated crash. non-profit corporation in charge oC the city's CETA progr am. had "We later accused the in· taken an unauthorized loan of structor of s taging the whole $16.000. The findings reported thing, of hiring a stunt man just that he had already paad back so we could get some practice," the loan.mtwoanstallments Pasternak kidded. In .the wake of the findings. Cunningham resigned and the Author ities said the c rash corporation. Western Institute or forced them to reroute traffic Careers Inc. was dismantled for nearly live hours while Coast.line Community College cleanup operations went on. currently administers the city's $2.6 million-a-year CETA pro· Irvine Home Burglarized trvine police said today that s ilve rware and jewelry worth S4.103 were taken in a burglary over the wee kend in the University Park area of the city . Police theorized that the burglar or burglars e ntered through a louvered window of the home in the 4100 block of Brisbane Way. A silver tea and coffee set worth $2,000 and a gold locket worth S800 wer e amon g t he items taken ln the burglary. gram. Fror• Page . \ I PARK ... <Hayakawa) supports the partt concept and differs only on the funding formula Crans ton 's legislation re· mains t.o be reported out of the Senate Committee on Energ> and Natural Resources. Cranston legislative aide Ms. Files says that the legislation could race a Senate noor vote later this summer if It is quickh reported out or committee when Congress reconvenes Aug. 18. Captives Freed The Cat's Meow Fi ve--yeaF-Old 'l'iney-doesn 't have a pedigr ee. bul s he had enough charm to capture fourth place in the household pet category at the recent Orange County Cat Show. Holding her is her owner, Karen Sawyer of Costa Mesa. For more celebrity cats, see today·s Fe aturing section. Beaches CrOwded On Hot Weekend· 5 ...,eller1ng Sou th landers rlocked to Orange Coast beaches Sunday. some or them hopmg to try 12·foot wavt>l> pre· da cled an the onslaught or Mex acan Hurncane Isis. a runous lady dymg a qUJet death toda> The big s urf 1ust ne'er mate ri alized Su nda).al though ufeguards up and dO\lo'tl the line from Seal Beach to San Clemente were kept extremely busy Medical aid calls ranging fro m one \ict1m 's complete ca rdi ac arrt:st due to a longstand10g heart cond1t1on. broken noses. dislocated knees and lacerations fro m rocks were log~ed Aod 10 Seal Beach. fave bOat rescues blamed on mcreasa.ngly s hal'ow waters at the San Ga brae! Raver Jett) k ept hCe~uards occupied ~a \ mg tht: vessels Sunda~ BrutaJJy hot. c;Ucky 1Halher inland and what turned out to be pretl, fair c;w1mming and s urfing cond1t1 ons at th e beaches sent many into the waters Hunungton and Bolsa Ch.lea state beaches in Huntington Beac h both c losed their massive parking lots early m the day due to crowding Surfing was prohibited finally at Huntington State Beach. where there were almost no r1p currents reported. because of the volume or people IO the water at all times. Bolsa Ch1ca State Beach re· portt.>d 58.000 vasators for Satur· day and 51.000 Sunday. wilh a combined total of 100 rescues. Oo\lon the line. 1n Newport Beal·h. mild surf conditions generated only seven rescues .imong the 110.000 v1s1tors who l·ame Sunda y. accor ding to Lifeguard Lt . Logan Lockabey. of the city's Manne Saftety Department. Police Slwot Irvine Man Poinling Gun A man who a llegedly threatened h1s family with a gun Saturday in Irvine apparently was dropped by a police buUet in his leg before he could get off a !>hot at officers. according to police Capt. J erry Boyd Da,'ld Bellows of 8 Lucero St .• Irvine, 1s recovering from the wound in UC Irvine Medical Center. where he is being held on attempted murder charges. He was pointing his semi· automatJc .22 caliber pistol at police officers and attempting to fi re when he was bit by one police gunshot out of nine that were fired a t him along with a shotgun blast, Boyd said. The three officers involved in the s hooting. inc luding J im Walker whose shot dropped Bellows. remain on normaJ duty. according to Boyd. Other demands they have made are for the U.S. govem· ment to apologize for past "crimes" in Iran and guarantee it will s tay out of I ran 's domestic affairs in t.he future. On Sunday. a new condition as reported. CARTER ADAMANT • • • BOGOTA. Colombia <AP> Colombian guerrillas have freed a British woman and her son arter holding them in tbe remote roothills of the Andes since J a nuary. family me mbers in England and the Bogota daily El Espectador said today. Seal Beach lifeguards report· ed some 17.000 VlSitors Sunday, with 11 rescues of bathers and their fi ve boat rescues In surf that rose to three feet. Huntington slate beaches re- ported about 25.000 visitors Sun· day. down from Saturday ·s 33.000 while ror some reason. Seal Beach bad considerably fewer visitors Saturday than Sunday. He said t.he officers were ap- parently JUSllf1ed 1n shooting Bellows because he was pointing a gun al them and trying to ftre it "What we want now from the United States is a pledge not to interfere in the internal affairs of all Islamic slates or the af· fairs of this region." Iranian diplomat Mohammed Sbirazi was quoted as telling the Lebanese magazine Monday Morning. "Tboee are our demands now. If the United States m eets them, the hostage crisis will be settled. I! it doesn't, we know what the fate of the hostages will be," a reference to trials for s pyiJI&, a capital crim e. DAILY PILOT ""'°'-~ 0.0•• ""'· ..... -" .. (--.. _"'..._ .. -l-.,, ... 0.-C--hH"' ~ s.c..t .. t ... ,_ .... _ -·· , ... _ ~·-· IW CW•-· *-' ... ,, HWll ....... •••ctU Feu"l•itt V•ll••· .,_'"'· l •tV"• -!l~c-1 ......... --....... _.., _ _..... __ ,._ '"' ... -- -'"-.......... llD ''"' ... 11'"1. p 0 -1.-c...-~·~ -·-__ .__ -··~ YIU_.....,._G<'_ .. __ ----lfiNr "_._ ___ .._....~ ... ~"·"_ __..., .. , .. 0111a1fAll90tt 1 a-...n --~ ---~~~ ;:;r.e,-. .,...._ -_., ~ ::=-::.:. _ ... _,..._ .. IW-~ ............. c.. ....... ~~._ .... ,....., .... Ow ..... --. • .,._"-• _,I .,_. I ... - to fight inflation. ··w e don't Uunk planks that detailed should go into the plat· form," Vice President Walter F. Mondale said on the NBC-TV "Today" show. Kennedy Will address the con· venUon Tuesday night during debate on the party plaUorm. Carter aides described the president's compromise on the plaUonn as a major, unilateral concession to Kennedy . Among the planks the president agreed Sunday to support was one that criticizes Carter's anti-inflation strategy and pledges the party will not "pursue a policy of high interest rates and unemploy. New Irvine Home Project Under Fire lrv1ne Company plans for a 9'-un community just west of Deerftekt vma.e la expected t.o come under sharp homeowner criticism at the Tuesday Irvine Cily Couocil meetin&. Tbe couad1 will be cGlllide.r- l DI wbetber tbe present asncaltural ...ms oa tbe land abou.ld be cbaqed to allow COQI· merdal and resldelltlal denioP- mmt tbln. Deertleld dtbW baye woie.d crltldmal ~ tbe pnjec:t at ... eeat Plaa.nlDI Comml11ton ....... ~it would cw tndlle ~IDI, amoq otba' ....... n. lftjed .. to prcMde af- fordable ~boal•I aad retail .. ........ I ?•MIDOWlll'•• 1a 1n1111. ....-. r 1 '° u.. JntM eom...,. ment as a means to fight infla· tion." The unity moves appeared prompted by fear that unless the Democrats close ranks, tbe Republicans will capture the White Houie and score major gains in Congress in the No· vem bez:general election. There's nothing in lhe world that can bring a g ro up o f 'OPEN' CONVENTION TEST OF POWEA-A3 DEMOCRATS TO RIEYIVE HtSTORY-AI Democrats together like Ronald Reagan," said Robert Strauaa, Carter'scampaign chairman. But lobbyini for t.oclay's rules debate was fierce, all the same. Carter backers led by II.on· dale vlalled delegates from various states Sunday ni&hl, arg.W., mifbWy qalmt Ken- nedy's bid lot an "open" COD· venllon. With the binding· deleute rule, Mondale told PeDDSlylvuia'a deJesation, "the 1• Democratic CoeventkJD will repreaeat tbe 19 million people wbo Hiil voters here.'' Kennedy's fOttel, led by Kea· Mdy hlmNlf • ...,. mum, tbe rounds, too, altbouab tbe aenat«'1 tooe waa 1urpriainlly coacilUdory. "No ...._ wbat buUoD 100 wear tlda ~I'm .._ to be proud to wtti ,OU.' • ltennedy told OIM dele1aUon ==-=~.~~ ma to ... tofltlMlr ... q.. ran qablltlaspo." --- Boyd said Bellows may have oot been able to get off a shot due to a malfunction of lbe gun. -------------- Put 1t Together tor School at the Garage. StubbeS our 83"' conon/17~ potyeslor pnwaie cord p0nts ano ~ 1n MV'f It l1Ue ano carnet · Add one d OUf H.1warian ra'f()rl SilklEIS lrom Nal Not11eOI Ottstoe or 0 P A groot oombnatJOO .. ' ALSGAAAGE 56 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BE.ACH (7141644 7030 BUSINESS I STOCKS TRANSACTIONS 1 ' Still Doubts [ .,. - Housing Money Goes Unused By JOHN CUNNIFF Al'8-•Alo.oly\I NEW YORK -Money Is slowly becommg available !or housing again but nobody seems to be getting very ex· cited about it, an understandable r eaction when you re· cognize the doubts that harass the m arket. Potential buyers, uncertain about their futures, are holding back. So are builders. And lo some degree. lenders ure too. Somewhere out the re in the future the re 1s a tremen· dous demand for housing. almost everyone associated w1lb the industry agrees. if only because of the high level ol family formations now occuring. Btrr BUILDERS ARE WARY of returning quickly to so volatile a market. a market in which they see themselves as possible victims again of the sudden boom-bust cycle that OC· curs with increasin~ frequency. Buyers are shell-shocked by high pnces and high Ill terest rates Although the latter have fallen. they didn't manage t.o get much below 11 percent Meanwhile, pnct? rises already have Been reported Lende rs have n:sumed a<:lt\ 1t1e.., in s o me areas. m <11nJy because they havf' s temmed the outfl ow of saving!>, but thei r attitude 1!> probably th<1n~C'tl forever They a re less willing to commit for tht> long term Whllt: ll will take tunt·. C1nd somP st·m blance of s tabil1 t). to "' 1·rf'ome the fears of buyers, bullde.r!-J n<! lender'>. t1m C' 1sn t .... tC1nd1ng still tn t1 rit>m fl g raph1r sen'>c That is. th1· nurnl>t'.r of Ol'V. fam1U('J. ~I> ~r;.(IOf.( i\S A C'OSSEQt:ES{'t-:. IT ,.., v.111'-ly Cl~rced in tht.• hou !.1n~ mdu~try . a hou-.ini,! .... hcJrt.igc 11f rrrlmcnse propor tums is de\'elop1ng lnev1 tabl)o th,., '>a)> p<itcnt1al bu)t.•r-. "' 111 havl' to act . 1f ool) out or '11·-.p•·riJlll•n Tht· n •sultmg strnm of big d• m<ind Jnd onh mod,,ratt:: "' allab1ht). 1t 1 ... abo "'1dl'h .t~n·• d 1-. Irk cl\ 't11 forte up prices and inkre .... t ratt·:-. •·\1·n rrnJrt.· IJ\t:r thl' next tv.11 ) 1.·ar'- The S<JIUtl!Jn d(Jp;:-<.ir ... Ill t.14 1n ... 11m•·h<JIN g1\ ini:: budtkt ... ... nd lendt'r' assurdfl(.'t• that''"'' v.on't lw p1t1 h•·d tnto n•· .. r h:rnkrupte~ ai;!<.11 n b~ v.11<1 n111 tu.1t111n ... in mon1·y rnar~l'l - 11\·e r v.hlrh the\ ha,., lr tllt·, 11ntr<il l 'nfortun<il-,•li-ii i-nu • 11 .. ak t•1 •·1lh1·r dt-r' \ou v.111 h•·.ir ,J 11:-t •1! r, ..... ,,n v.tn f J 1th in tht:: 1 utun· · hullrkr'> 11r l•·tt the)> ha\t· lrlll• Bl'ILDl.RS \~I) Rt. \I. t .S1 \TE )!roup' ure funous n\t-r v.h;,,t tht-' '·•)> .1r1 ~·rri.,.,sn)! r"'>tn • 11nn , on tlwtr frt·edom ... thrrw~h th•· .1 • t1• n of nf!111;il grouµ, .... u..ti o" .toning boJrrJ... .. 1111 r1·11t nmtr<il ;,,.:enC'se.., 1nr! dd h<Jt groups thJl IJIJP''"'' J O~ 1 t1Jnj.!1.·..., v.hJll''''r 111 th1.:1r lu1 al"" '1ronmt•nh Thc lt•nd\•r"' '''P''' 1.Jll" "·" an gs and lo;.in t!.'-OCtdtlun ... ..1nd th"' h11ld mor•· hrJmt• mort~a~t"> thdn <JO> 11th•·r "'ugle group <•f h·ndr·r ... rn<t1ntain that after SO \ear.., ul en<:vuragml? hum•· u.,., nt•r..,hrp througl-i regulation~ that kept mortg<igt· rcilt'' 1.,_. ft-dcr;.il p<Jllt) nov. ha:. re\'ersed 1t.:.elf Tht>) contend. for example. that pohc·~ now seek-. to m a1nt<u.n :-.a \ lflJtS intere~t rates at art1f1c1ally high 11.'veh v. hen rate. tn lhl' miirket in J?eneral ar e declining MoreO\er. t he) claim thcit their n·~ulator) <1dvanla1?e" o\ t>r c ornmt>reral l>..1nk' 11ng111ull~ tntl·nd••<1 to C'h;i nn1 I ''I\ mg" into horn, mo r s ... ..1.i.:"'' r .. 1\ < .Jll hut t11·1·n t'llnHt1Jl1.:•I b\ rct'l'nt .Jnd ..c rl.Jttr ..1r~ rq .. uJJt<Jr ~ de• .:-.111n ... l\'ITitOl'T GOING ISTO THE details. they contend that one <·oru.equl:'Ol'e of the s1tuat1on "'rlt b(: an 1nab1lltv of their mdUst?J to :-.uppl) funds lo hou.smg. and that ·the hous in$! shortage might become e ven m ore a cute What hasn't changed at all. sa) spokesmen for all phase:. of the hou.c;m~ 1ndu:.tn . :ire lht> demogra pht<:'> ,\ -.urge of )Oung people v.111 cro~:. th1: age 30 threshhuld m thc l~ mon · than in ""' other dct·c1de The) "'Ill .,., ant h11n11 ... · 'J~ tht''>t' hnu,1ni.: n·pr1 ..... 1.:n talrH'" .md tht• hl•mt·~ v. 11n t tk' thl'rt· for ll'\t>m un1c.:..:. tiw indu::.tl") ·:-problem .... rr•· 11\ 1·n'1Jm•· 'l'n .,~ 1flh New Bank System On Horne Screen 1.0S ANGELES IAf'• Y<iu mu\ l>t" balc1min~ \Our rht•l•kbook on ~our tele \ 1:.wn -.t·rt·t·n <1 t·ouplt.' of~ 1:<.1rs from nov. That intriguing ghmp~l' of lht· fulun· "'a::, offered h~ t!o1ted Cahfom1a Bank at a on~' le\\ ot rt~ dl'\'l'lop1n~ "Home Banking·· serv1ct:s l 'CB. WlDCH IS EX Pi\."IDISG 1t~ tell'phone btll pa) mg serv1c~ statev.1de nt!xt month after a one·year pilot program in San Diego, has de"cloped a "Home Banking • prototype system which utilize:-a "black box .. hooked into the bank's central computer . a touch tone telephone and a TV set The s} s tem allov. s cust omers to r e\'iew their checkbooks a nd loans, P<J> bills and even find out what check 267 \\as for -with all the information displayed on their te le\'lsion screen . Customers can make deposits or withdrawals and handle a range of other transactions b~ punchmg in various 1nstruct1ons on lhe1r telephones UCB. whic h plans to test its "Home Bankmg" pro· gram on its execullves next year . sees wider customer ac · cepta nce of telephone bill paymg and Automatic Te ller Machines as the first ste ps towards televised banking. "Telephone bill paying is d efinitely a base. We have to train our customers to get used to electronic processes ." said UCB Executive Vice Pres ident Donald Crivellone "Technologically, we could jump to Home Banking now. but we don't think the public is ready." Gold, Silver,,Quotations By Tiie Aaoda&ed Press Sel~ world gold prices today : ......_: morning fixing '61•.so. off sis.so: afternOOQ fixing $617.00, off $13.00. Puts: afternoon fixing $822.21, off $12.74. t"ru*fut: fixing S617 .04, ofU14.91. Zmtdl: '613.00 bid, off S18.00: 1616.00 asked. New Yen: Handy & Harman mid-morning '617.00, off Sl.3.00. New York: Engelhard sellin1 price mid-mornin1 Ml 7 .00, olf S13.00. New Yortt: Engelhard fabricated gold mid-monunc $638.80. oft SU.45. * ... * NEW YORK (AP> Bandy Ir .Harman 1Uver today SLS.610, oft SO.SO. ~ard silver 115.580, oil $0...50, fabricated silver $11.391. oft 0.525. ads in life and Pilot Powe< classified Wednesday's Coast Doily Pilot reach 340,000 Orange Coost readers for on&v S2 for four lioos. • , , 6C2..s678 , . -OM.YPLOT ............. ,,,,. .. 'I I. ' I \ I *•• w :w•llllw. OGl .. JrtOll ............... ,.. 0....•---0-..................... .... a...-. ... .... °'lit -.oaaanc IMT10IML CQt~ ........ WOliiWf .,.._.., ·-·" ..-i• .......... ~ ..... ................... -... ~., .. ..,..,..,.1, .l!Wm • • .auoee OOU.Nl MAN ...... ~ ,.,., ..... 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What are )'OU missing on the major cha nn e ls t o n i g ht b ec ause o f the De mocr allc convention? On CBS. Channel 2. the entire lineup has been s helved for the political s pree - th et t inc I udes " Flo." "WK RP in Cine in· nati." "MASH." "House Calls" and "Lou Gr ant." But you'll get a John Wayne mo vie, ··Et Dorado ." at8 .30. NBC. Channel 4. will sacrifice "Little House on the Prairie" and the Monday Night Movie. offenng instead "Consume r Buylme" at 9 pm a nd "Circle of Stars" at 9 30 The best bet a mong the major chan· ne ls Ill ABC (7). which is airing the Oscar- wmmng "The Bridge on the Ri ver Kwai" a t 9 o'clock. following its convention cov· er age Fans or Mo nday night football can get the first taste of the new season at 7:30 on KTTV. Channel 11. when the first of four Rams exhib1t1on games w1ll be aired live from Anaheim Stadium. Democratic Convention Promises TV Excitement By PETER J . BOYER LOS ANGELES <AP> -If anything ca n stem the c ur rent tide of sentiment against three- network. gavel·lO-gavel coverage of political con- ventions, this week's prime tim e gather of Democrats ought to do it This one figures to be fun. And, where TV had lo r eally work lo get a hand in the Republican proceedlngs last month 1 a ll thret> networks hnng the Ford.for-Veep rumor>. the medium has already been cast a mea- t y role in the Dem ocrats' convention , even befo re H has begun. All three networks began coverage from Ne w York's Madison Square Garden today earlier than they'd planned. That 's because of a compromise between President Carter 's forces and Sen Ed ward Kennedy's forces that put convention's starting llme seve ral hours later than originally scheduled. Why? For telev ision. of course. By starting the convention ln the afternoon. te levision will be there in force lo cover the crucial debate over a proposed rule binding delegates to the candidate they we re elected lo support. Kennedy. who hopes the rule fails so that pledged Carter delegates r an jump ship, wanted the d ebate on national televtSion. He got it. In return, Kennedy's folks agreed on five pla t- form issues. eliminahng some prime Ume bicker- rng. Still, discussion ove r the economic planks r e· mains, wblch. with the d ump-Carter endeavor. ought to provide plenty of excitement. With the Republican's, you'll recall. the NOW PLAYING -· --·~--" •cm.A ........... "'"'"'"''"" •91 ».)') c:.111 *" ~ ...._.. ~2 NClfD' ... rm ne -·•-•aw If_..,.. L..-e ...,_ O 1•• M1 MeO Or-. 63H170 ___________ _. _____ _ networks had to content themselves with idle m usings over Ronald Reagan's choice of a running m ate . Tha t 1s. until Walter Cronkite and Gerald f ord got the "co·preside ncy" slOry going Anyway. this m ay be the last llme the three networks go al 1t full blast , and 1t for certain the last time Cronkite will pres ide over CBS' cov· erage. It figures lo be a good watch. Cronkite. incidentally. will be re united with Country Music Hoedown Tonight Four hours of root-stompin'. hoedown mua1c highlight Summer Festival as KOCE , Channel 50. hosts "Clim e Stone's Country Showdown" tonight at 7:30 p.m. Originating live from the Golden West College Ampbit.beat.er . "Showdown" features a irouJ> of country west.em at.an Stone diacovered during bis years in the busi n ess, as well as debut performances by future bluegrass personalities. The rtnl two hours of t.be evening's livt telecast flnd.s Stone reu.niUq Molly Bee, J immy Wakely, Don Gibson, Billy Liebert and tht Carolina Clogge ns in "Hometown J amboree," a revival ot the piooffrinl Loll Angeles t.elevialoo show which be bolted. "Jamboree'' continues for som e two boun and also Includes aome new faces of country and blueeru.s music. NOWPl.AYINC ...... _,. " .......... $lnlf AM ~7U4 Qf1'ft(ll 63t-lf10 .......... ,.. """-V• U>-6990 -· ............. -·-·-·· c..-""""""" ..,_ .... '°* O!MIQa t3' ~ ~~Ht 3'9J _. .... f\.UA ... wt-~ :.~.:-"". ~ .......... ewry1tqit~. DE~ Y\'D MOl'tTNiD RONY9CHNmD .. ,. ... " ~ t Enc Sevare1d. '>'Ith whom h<' ha:-. c'lvered crm ven lions since 1952 Alas. lht· (•rud1ll' Mr Scvarl.'ld v.111 only makt.• brief appearanct'~. al the end of lht' fi rst and last da.) ·~ covera~t' CBS v.111 have no '>J>('c1al ed1l1ons of "60 M mute~.. durm1oe the v. 1·ek a)<, 1L did v. 1th the Republicans. lt•tttn~ u schcdulc..od Sunday nt~ht · ·oo Minutes" SCl>SIOn v.1th Dan Hather and President Carte r stand. ABC. on the other hand. will mterrupt 1t.s cov e rage of lh<' convention t.·vNy night, with special ed1t1ons of its "20-20" newsmagaime <a• ... ~;; .. rte r the convention on the West Coa.sti ABC r,nly went lo ··20-20" on two ni~ht.'i with the Republicans, and probably fi gured 1t could use the help this t1mt' BRUBAKER (A) tt-114'-lt , •.. ,. URBAN COWBOY (PO) ·~,_ ..... A FANTASY. A MUSICAL A PUCE WHERE ORE.AMS COME TRUE NOW PLAYING IDW ... ' .. ITOl Costa Mesa ~0·7444 uw ... ·cmuwur WtslmtftSler 89 I ·393S c•-Or"'Ot63•·2~~ ,.ewe. ............ Anlllttn'I 819'98~ .. AllPL.AHE ... ,,., I "XANADU" (PO) .....-===::J I •awletf l ~ NDTMOYll" tlJ ABC f1n1..,h1·d third in tht.' ratmgs for the GOP ron\l'nl1on. 1b f1r'>l ron\1'nl1on pcrformanC'e under nl·V..., l'h1ef Roont· \rkdJ.ll'. and understandably so Wh1lt.' lhe Frank Rt>:-nold!<i·Ted Koppel bante r wa:. a-. 'ardoott•all) amu'm~ a ... any, ABC was e mbar - ra-.:.m~I~ bf·h1nd on tht' Georl(t' Bush candidacy, the onl~ lt>J.!ll1mJlt' nev.!> dewlopmt.>nt of the w~k. t\nd t>H•n on that "co-presidency" rumor , ABC !>et•mt'd to bt• rha!<.tng CBS and ('l;RC NBC. overall. RaH· tht' stc<1d1e!>t co\'erage of the Hepubhcan .... Y.1th the cooly prof~1ona1 team of Oa\,d Bnnklc) and John Chancellor guiding th<! proC'~inJl~ 1\ ... 1m1lar performance th1~ time wouldn't hurt S R\ News' efforts to forge ba ck m front of ABC tn thl' l'venm~ new:. derby Now! Two Great Tastes in One Great Meal. Fish & Chicken $239 •A crispy fish fillet •Two hand-cut boneless .. whltemeat Chicken Pianka• •Freeh cole slaw •Golden f ryea .. ~~~-SEAFOOO~ . .,. ............ c:-. .... .. ._ .............. ..... .._,.... ............ ,ass 111na/So11th Coast EDIT I O N * YOL. n. NO. n4, 3 SECTIONS, • PAGES * ORANGE COUN f Your Homeaow• Dally Ne•Npaper TWENTY·FIVE CENTS I Not Everyone Likes Coast Park Plan len. AIM Crana&cla, O.Callf .. .. ,, aa u,an.acr• baUoaaJ puts~ Lapaa ~ would blmftt "ma.Dy tboulandl of tourllta'' ._ lhould be creat- ed delp6&e U.S. Department ol ID&erioial objectjoos •'I ctilqree with the Interior Departme.nl'a anal)'sls of lbe Oraqe County pan project,'' be said. "I believe there ii a Yalld nat1oD&l interest In t.bis property, primarlly becauae '10 mUUon Amertcau from every state In the union vl1lt the Califomla coaat, It.a mounta.lnl and Ill towilt attnctJons. • · Cranaton 11 the author of lt1lslaUon DOW pendln1 In the Senate u llim1 for the federal government to create the park at a cost ot $38 million. His legislation is being op- posed by Assista nt Interior Secretary James D. Webb, who said in a Jetter to the Senate Committee on Ene rgy a nd Natural Re9ources that the part wo uld no t be of national •lgnlflcance. "Con1 ress makes the de· te rmination as to whethe r an area is set aside as a natural park and there have been parb establis hed despite Interior De partment objections," said Cath y File s , C ra n s t o n 's legislation now pendmg m tbe Sena te calling for the federal Area Is one example of a park established despite Interior Department objec:tJooa." Rep. Robert Badham, R· Newport Beach. and Rep. Jerry Patters on, D·Santa An a . authored and won passage of le gisla tion in the Ho use of Re presentative si m ilar to Cranston's park bill. ''It will be up to Democrats Cranston and Patterson to con· vince Presideot Carter of tbe m erits of the park," said Howard Seelye, Badbam 's aide . He said that Carter could easi· Jy pressure the Interior Depart- ment into supporting Cranston's legislation. Seelye said this morning "he is cautiously optimistic that Sen. S.I. Hayakawa could support Cranston's park a uthorization bill." Hayakawa has proposed a runding formula for purchase of lbe park that calls for the State of California, Inste ad or the federal government. to assume ultimate ftnanclal responsibility. Thls formula is being opposed by State Parks Depa rtment of. ficlals, Badham, Patterson and Cranston. · Seelye s aid hi is hopeful Hayakaw a could s upport Cranston's park authorization l eg i s l ation . s in ce h e <See PA•K, Page AZ> Iran Names New Prime Minister Ted Easing Up? Detente Seen ·At Convention I NEW YORK (AP) -The mocratic Party, shaken by in· rnal feuding and s agging rat- gs in the poUs, opened its na· ional convention today amid ·ens that President Carter and n. Edward M. Kennedy are oving toward an amicable end their year-long struggle for e presidential nomination. Sweltering Southlanders locked to Orange Coast aches Sunday, some of them oping to try 12-foot waves pre- . cted in the onslaught or Mex· can Hurricane Isis, a furious dy dying a quiet death today. • The big s urf j ust ne ver 'materialize d Sunday . a l· though lifeguards up and down the line from Seal Beach to San Clemente were kept extremely busy. Medical aid calls r anging from one victim's complete cardiac arrest due to a longstanding heart ~ondilion, . broken noses, dislocated knees and lacerations from rocks 9ere logged. And in Seal Beach, five boat rescues blamed on increasingly •hallow waters at the San -Gabriel River j etty kept Weguarda occupied saving the yesseJs~y. Brutally bot, sticky weather inland and what turned out to be praty fair swimming and 1urfing c onditions at the beaches sent many into the waters. Huntingtoo and Bolsa Chica 1tate beaches in Huntington Beach both clos ed their maasive parkin• lots early in the day due to crowding. Surfina WU prohibited finally at HunUn1ton State Beach, where there were almost no rip currenta reported, because ol the volume of people in the water at all times. Seal Beach Weguarda report-· ed some 17 ,000 vlaiton Sunday, with 11 re8Cum ol batben and their five bo&t rescues in 1\Uf that nee to three feet. B........_ at.ate beacbel re- ported about 25,000 visJton San· daJ, down from Saturda7'1 a.• wbUe for aome reuon, Seal 8-da Md coulderably ca.-.......PqeAZ) After Carter acceded Sunday t o Kenne dy de m a nds fo r changes in the economic planks or t he pa r ty platform. the sen ator said, "Quite frankly, this is getting to be the kind of platform that J welcom e to run on and take across this coun- try." Earlier in the oay. Kennedy cited the platform as the major factor that would determine Channel 7 begins coverage of the convention at 4: 30; Channels Zand 4 join at 5. whether be could support Carter if the president is renominated for a second term. Despite delegate surveys in· dicating that the president's ma- jority is holding. Kennedy was not ready to concede Carter the . nomination or a victory in tonight's critical vote on the con- vention rule lbat would require de legat es to a bide b y st a te primary and convention results. Also, Carter and Kennedy re· mained at odds on t wo major economic proposals in the plat· form -Kennedy's call for a $1.2 billion program to create 800.000 jobs and wage and price controls to fight inflation. "We don't think planks that detailed should go into the plat- form,". Vice &esident Walter F. Mondale said on the NBC-TV "Today" show. Kennedy will address the con· vention Tuesday night during debate on the party platform. Carter aides described the pres ident's compromise on the platform as a major, unilateral (See CARTER, Pa1e AZ) • -.,..., ,. ... -.. ·~1(--- PLANE COVERED WITH FOAM AFTER CRASHING ON MAC ARTHUR 80ULEVARD Off-duty Newport Fireman Sunning Near Scene Reecued Occuptinta of Car Hit by Plane On-the-spot Rescue Freaki,sh Crash DrtzUM Newport Fireman By STEVE MARBLE OI -o.ll-, ~ SIMt OH -d uty Ne wpor t Be ach fireman Jim Pasternak and his brother Walt were catching some midday rays poolsid e at the Registry Hotel Sunday when they heard the plane cras h. "I looked up and saw a col· umn of s moke," s aid the Newport firefighter, who was waiting for the second half of a day-long seminar on airplane cr ash rescue tecbnjques to con- tinue. Wearing onl y s wimming tr unks, the brothers were the first on band after a small airplane plowed into the back of a v eh icle northbound on MacArthur Boulevard at about 12:45 p.m. "I saw gas all over the place and saw the people still sitting in the car," said Pasternack, a n ine-ye ar v e t e ran of th e Newport force. "We were either going to be dead heroes if the plane ex- ploded or come out okay," he continued. He said he and bis brother. a Westm.inster fireman, pulled several people from the car and provided flrSt-aid. As it turned out, pilot Phillip Nevin Lyons, «. of Newport Beach and his wif.e. Mary, walked away from the crumpled single -engin e Beech c raft Bonanza with only minor in· juries. William Froboff, the driver of the Cadillac the plane smacked into, and bis three passencers also suffered minor iltjuriea. Mrs. Lyons, whos e pilot husband is a Harbor Area de· veloper with Cashion and Lyons Builders, said she wu unsure what happened that forced her husband to attempt a llJldinl oo MacArthur .Bou.levard. "We bad to make a J.actcment; unfortunately there wu a car there," she said, addin1 her huband bu been fiJinl for 11 years. One witness, Paul Summer, told authorities that the plane bit <See &E8CUE, Pase AZ> DlltlyNle...., ..... tEWALKEDAWAY PllotLyona Nominating Papers Returned by Five Phe ol U Sm Clemente 1'911· cleDU ...... two .... -tbe CitJ Conell laan returned nomlaaUoa papen, makln1 tbem Gftldal ~ far tbe No. ........... ..... .._ nomtnatm ..,_., eac:la c:ompl•t• wltla tlae 1l1••tarn of IO r:/latered ...... .... appoiDL c:amcil memlMn ,,._.. O'ltelfe -S Patric:ll LaM, • ...U • c: ... 'dldat.. BID w.,_., JQ Dmtba adllelm#1Vwell. ,.... ftft wlll ... ,.. two ...... ell --. c:wawtlJ Mid bJ ap. ...... O's.le ... Lw. 'De twofGiwwtlm..._. ---::'' ............. ,.... ..... • , ...... of,... .. ... ,.. BoJ Hamm ud ca... dlmu BoJ Hurlbut. Wboever la elected to tbe two aeata will Mm antll April ol 1m. at wbldl time tbe terms U • plre. OU... wbo UYe tatm out nomiaatian .,.._., but Uft aot retarDld tbem t.c:lude fGI mw pla••ns eomm"'km c:balrmu Al Wulfeek; Ytlteru CCMmdl c...,. dld•te Robert RuaiD; Newport Beacb bualneuman Alaa Jtoraen; 1anltary dl1trlct m...,.. a., llllddoc!b; lllall• ........ Garf L. Jl'aller 8Dd ftaaDdal ... broker Bob .... .... C ........ UftmUIA ... 11 to ,....... completed nomtnetlcm papen to tbl <*J C'lerll'• .me. . Debate On Fate looming By ~ AslOClated Pttss Jran·s Pa rliament approved Mohammad Ali Rajaie as prime mini ster tod a y , r e moving another obstacle to the debate on the 52 American hostages. But their freedom appeared no c loser s ince R ajaie is a hardliner picked by the Moslem fundamentalists who want the ca pllves tried as spies. Tehran radio reported that, with the end of1.he Mos lem holy month of Ramadan, some 460 Irania ns convicted by anti· narcotics squads were being re- leased from prison in a special a mnesty. There has been some specula· tlon that the end of Ramadan m ight brin g c le me ncy and freedom for the Americans. but there was no mention of them in tbe broadcasts. At the same time. the official Iranian news -.ency Pars said JS bad been executed in Iran on Sunday for anti-government ac- tivity, espionage and narcotics t r afficking, according to a Tehran dispatch of the Soviet Tass news agency. A Pars report siad 153 dep- uties voted in favor of Rajai, 24 against and 19 abstained. It added that RaJaie, the former education minjster. "therefore received a majority vote and will DOW be able to go ahead and form a cabinet." AyatoUah Ruhollah Khomeiru has charged the P arliament with· deciding the fate or ·the hostages, in their 282nd day or capUvity. However, Tehran of- ficials s ay the debate must await the ins ta lla tio n of a permanent government, to be c hosen b y the new prim e minister. The Parliament formally ac· cepted President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr's nomination of Ra- jaie oo Sunday and said a vote on the nomination would be held today. Bani-Sadr was pressured into choosing 8-.jaie -who has launched a campaign to purge Iran's schools of Western in· fluences -by a select commit· t ee after his firs t nominee, police chief Mostafa Mir-Salim WU rejected. In bis letter indicating the choice to the Parliament, or Maj· <See la.AN, Pase AZ> Coast Weather Sunny and a little warmer Tuesday, with patchy nl8bt and IDOl'ni.q low cloudl. Lowa tonl&bt es at the beaches to 72 in· land. Blaba T1lelday mid '10I alanl the coast to •M inlaDCI. INSIDB TO•A l' Here at ... ,..., apect. -tor,...,,., ol * Ronu ...... AllrioCa ,....., a. ~ ,,.,,,.. ,....,., ..,, ,,. obW '° ""*" • all Oii ~ U Cit IP·"'· IH ,,,_,,.Bl • l•tlex ;:::...._•:: •-,•s•, g I .j Eu;:.~ = If!!:!'--. . --. .,...., ~!Ii i ,, • ....,, .. ,,,,. ~"*""--"·~--THREE P£OPl£ tN THtS CAI' IUFRRED MtNOA tMJURIU AfT£R AUTO STRUCK BY PLANE '0•• NA <>vet lhe PeRe end P9ople 9'NI Wng ln the Cer,' Flremen Re~ a.1-.... Per.ff•dC• c.lf • PEKING (AP> -Cb1na declared today that personality cuJta deifylq lbe late Chairman llao Tse·lUDI and olber CbiDele Auden are bet.DI banned became they fotter ''the in· eorreet view that tu.tory la created by iDdivlduala." Tbe dlrec:tlve from tbe Cb1neee Communist Party Central CommJttee was published by the oft'lcial Xlnbua news aeency. Tbe committee's order bans the construction of new memorial ballt for Chinese leaden, specifically for Mao -who died four years a10 next mootb; calla for a strict limit on portraits ol M80 and bis inlcrtptioaa in public places; and limits· the publiabinl of biocrapblee and writings of individual Chinese -leadtts-and reports on ttretr actJV\tl&-anaspeecbes. lt also Umit.s funeral services for bigh-rantin& officials SladcA•~C~ NEW YORK <AP> -Rep. Roa Delluma of California an- nounced today be is running for president and said be will urge black Democratic National Convent.ion delegates to support tum by voting against a rule that would guarantee President Carter a first-ballot nomination Geld Pf..gn; OoUar M~ w LONDON (AP> -Gold phmged $16 an ounce on Europe's lar1est bUlJloo market, wbUe the U.S. dollar was mixed in foreign exchange trading. ln LondOn. the precious metal closed at $617 a troy ounce, down from $633 at the close Friday. Gokltradedat$602.SOlnNewYork,down$23.70. Silver traded at$1S.Sl, down 41 cents. f',....PageAI 1RAN MINISTER lis. Bani-Sadr said . "Hav1ng heard the consultations ol the seJed committee and the pref· ereoce that the esteemed Majlia bu lncticated, I introduced Mr fllobammad All Rajaie as the prime minister'." This irritated some deputies ol .................... ~ Party. wbo dw'led a.i.s.dr's cbOice ol words indicated be wn railroaded into cbooeinl a.Jale. Despite their annoyance. the formalities proceeded, Rajaie was formally accepted and ru~ ber-st.amp approval followed. The hostages were seiied while Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, ousted by Khomeini's revolution in January, 1979, wu '\Uldergoi.Dg cancer treatment in New York. Pahlavi died ln Egypt July 27, but the Iranians are still demanding that his wealth be returned as part of the hostages' ransom. • • • ............ NEW PRlllE MINISTER MoMrnmedAll RaJe• I BEACHES • • fewer visitors Saturday than Sunday. Bolsa Chica State Beach re· ported 58.000 visitors for Satur .. day and 51.000 Sunday, with a combined total of 100 rescues. Down the line. In Newport Be-aeh, mild su"f'f conditions generated only seven rescues among the 110,000 visitors who came Sunday, according to Lifeguard Lt. Logan Lockabey. of the city's Marine Saftety Department. But d espite ocean waters about the temperature and turbulence of a bowl of soup. Lockabey predicts there will be more hurricane-spawned surf before summer's end. "We've bad three in a row now." Lockabey said of hur· ri canes I sis, Howard and Georgette. "This is definitely the high season." He also said lifeguards re· vived beach visitor Doyle Gill, 48. of fl)()() Garden Grove Blvd .. Westminster. after tbe victim appeared to have died on the beach. Gill. who was revived by lifeguards Biii Randall. Doug Prichard and Jack Liocke on lhe beach at A Stree t near the Balboa Pier, was taken to Hoag M emorial Hos pital , Lt. Lockabey said. Laguna Beach Jileguard re- ported a total attendance of 70,000 both days. with 40 rescues Saturday compared to only a handful Sunday as the surl flat· tened out. They said one casualty Sunday was Ryan Su.rtick, 4, of Laguna Beach, who took a tumble at Rock Pile Beach and landed on the rock pile, seriously lacerat· ing his scalp. Mis8ion Talk Set Father Paul Martin of the Mis· sion San Juan Capistrano will discuss historical memento6 of the mission in a talk to members of the San Juan Capistrano Ex- change Club. Tuesday al 7:30 a .m . at Harry's Family Restaurant. 32082 Ca mino Capistrano. Other demands they have made are for the U .s. govem- m ent to apologize for past "crimes" in Iran and guarantee it will stay ou t of Iran 's domestic affairs ln the future. On S&mday, a new condlUon as reported. Projeet Pushed "Wbal we want now from the United States is a pledge not to interfere in the int~mal affairs or au Islamic states or the af. rairs of Ulls region." Iranian diplomat Mohammed Sbiraz\ was quoted as telling the Lebanese magazine Monday Momlng. "Tbose are our demands oow. If the United States meets them, the boataae crilis will be setUed. U it doeu't, we know what the fate ol the boat.ages will be." a ~erence to trials for spying, a capital crime. DAILY PILOT nw o.-c-Oel•y ""-4. •"" _ .. •• ·-----.. ··~,-.., .... .,._ c..4 ~"""-~· .._ ... --·----·· "" ...... ,,_,. ... ~ ....... --'"""'·" ..... ........ ••• ,._,,.: .......... v ...... ""'._., "-••--"• -..,_~A ....... t ___ ,. ,....,_w_.,,.._ ~ ,.,._.,.. ...-ii..,....,. .• ., Jll Wnt ... ~. ~o ... ,-.r--.,c...---._ ....... -----·~ \•'•"'--0.-"'~ --·-n:::.~ .. "':';1:::8 CIMl'Rtl.\-. ....__..,..._ "--...... OMoe ., ... , ... ...... Oflloee C...Mtle: ____ _ .............. ,.,, ............ Tlllse 11 I ('14, ..... 0 FM ....... ,__,. ~=4:9.:==-,.,. .. _ -- San Juan: City Seeking 'Sister' Janet Boucher bas l>een elect· ed president of the Sao Juan Capistrano Sister City Aaaocia· Uon, wbicb is aiming to devek>p a slide proiram to send to two potential lister cities. Other officers elected to the group's board were Wilson Bunker, vice president; Phil Schwartze, recording secretary; Joe Quintana, corresponding secretary; and Susan Cum- mings, treasurer. The City Council has appTOVed the concept ol sister city Ues with Goya, Ar1ent.ina, where • San Juan Capiltraoo'• swallows spend tbe wtnter, and Petro, in Mallora. Soain. t.be birthplace of Father J'"unipero Serra. Aaaodetim members an aow worktnc on formal recognition of a al.st« dty relatioalhip by the two cities. "The dtlel bave reeopdJed tbe reletknhip, but we bne not yet formally estabU1bed it tbroqb tbe ailter' cit)' UIOda· tioD,'' ......... Boucber. 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RESCUE ON THE SPOT • • • the s treet behind his car. seemed· to hop over his vehicle and smash into the Cadillac He later told his wife. who was not with him at the time, that lhe plane clipped Ms car anteo· na and that h e saw tbe wing come over his car andl\It 11ie Cadillac directly In front or hlm. Autborities said for a summer Sunday afternoon, traffic was very tight. The plane skidded several hundred feet after hit- ting the car, missing other motorists. Pasternak. who said he and his brother were the only mem· bers of the crash seminar who had not gone lo lunch. said at first the crash seemed like al was part of hls class .. It was unreal -1t was hke a chapter right from our class." he said. adding. •·1r there had not been injunes. we were going to stand oo the curb and watch the county fare crew to see how they measured up to what we'd just learned in the class." The class, instructed by Joe Woods of Massachusetts. wa& supposed to feature an exercise and simulated crash. "We late r accused the in- struct.or of staging lhe whole thing. of hiring a s tunt man JUSl ~o we could get some practice," Pasternak k1dded. tbOfttiei, sal<Jlfl e crasll forced tht>m to reroute traffic fo r nearl:, five hours while cleanup operations went on. They said pilot Lyons. who was returrung from San Diego to John Wayne Airport, was treat ~ for lacerat.Jons to ha s head ;it Costa Mesa Memonal Hospital and released rroho(f and his w1fe Patnc1a of Oran~e. were also treated for lacer ations PassengPr Bell> Cu rran, of lllmo1s. as listed in stable condit100 at Santa Ana· Tustin Community Hospital where ~he was treated for head anjunes The third vehi cle pasfienger, D~noy Curran. of San Diego. was treatt•d at Co5t:1. Mesa Me monaJ llospatal for a cut arm and later released f 'ront Page A I CARTER ADAMANT • • • concession lo Kennedy. Among tbe planks the president agreed Sunday to support was one that criticizes Carter's anll·inflat100 strategy and pledges the party will not "pursue a policy of h.Jgh interest rates and unemploy- ment as a means to fight mfla. tion." The unity moves appean•d prompted by fear that unless the Democr ats close ranks . the 'OPEN' CONVENTION TEST OF POWER-A3 DEMOCRATS TO REVtVE HISTORY-At Republicans will capture the White House and score major gains in Congress 1n the No· vem ber genera I election. There's nothing an the world that can bring a group of Democrats together like RonaJd Reagan," said Robert Strauss. Carter's campaign chairman. But lobbying for today's rules debate waa fierce. all the same. Carter backers led by Moo· dale visited delegates from various stales Sunday night. arguing mightily again.st Ken· nedy's bid for an "open" con, vention. With the b1nding- deluate rule. Mondale told Pennslylvania's delegation, "the 1980 Democratic Convention will repr~t lhe 19 milhon people who sent voters here .'' Kennedy's forces, led by Ken· nedy himself. were making lbe r o unds . l oo, although the senator's tone was s urprisingly conciliatory "No matter what button you wear tJus evemng, I'm going to be proud to work with you ." Kennedy told one delegation Sunday as he toured gathenngs &round Manhattan "We're go ang to IX' together an the fall against Reagan .. f 'ro• Page ·I l PARK ... (Hayakawa) s upports the park concept and differs only on the funding formula. Cranston's legis lation re· mains lo be reported out of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources. Cranston legislative aide Ms. Files says that the legislatioo could face a Senate noor voU later this summer if it is quick.l) reported out of committee when Congress reconvenes Aug. 18. Put •I Together for School at lhe Garage. Stubbles OUI 83'.0Q11on/17" ~ PlflWOleoord 01ws and shOrts. in O<NV. It blue ano catpel Add ooe ol OUt Haweuan r~ Sllttjeg Imm NIM Norilee(. ~Of 0 PA Ofeel oomlllnalion . r Project SC Topic Round Two of an UDU\Ullly thick qenda bealna at 1 p,m. in Sao Clemente councU cbamben Tueaday wbere council mem· ben will take up a request from a developer to proceed on pot· Uona ol a 2.775 unit project. Cound.l memben wU1 bear tbe results of a meetln1 held tut month in which representatiVts of EatttUa Properties, Ltd. dia- c uued development on tbe Forst.er Ranch inland of tbe Sm Diego Freeway. The firm is seekin g permission to build on four separate tracts on the 1.770-acre ranch property, and have p~ posed the city allow them to begin work on approximately a third ol the totaJ units. Estrella claims the next step for development or their proper· ty 1s to pull building permits, but c ity council members have c alled for a review of the spedfic plan for one tract local· ed southeast of Los Mares. In exchange for permission lo begin work. Estrella agrees to negotiate with the city regarding development of the remainder or the mast.er planned area. ourmr Che negOO'iting'=-pe_n...,., od-.-.--i lhe developer agrees to make no more development applications. Council members are meeting Tuesday night In an attempt to clear up a bulky nine-page agen· da begun last week. Viejo Girl Injured in Ortega Crash Three people were inJured in two separate accidents oo the Ortega Highway Saturday night, as dnvers failed to negotiate cu rvcs m the road Calafom1a Highway Patrol of· facers srud Tracy Nelson. 17. of M1~s100 Viejo was injured when the car she was driving west· bound about three and a half m ties east of the San Diego Freeway left the roadway, pro- ceeding through 320 feet of dirt and bru.1h Wllil it s truck a tree. Mrs. Nelson was reported in satisfactory cood.itioo today in M lss1on Community Hospital. l n another accident oo the highway Saturday night. two persons were injured when a car dnveo by Chris Romeo, 22, of Hacienda Heights went off the road and rolled. 12 and one half miles east of the freeway. Officers said a passenger in the car was senousiy injured and taken to Mission Community llosp1tal. but the passenger's identity was not available this mommg. Romeo was also reportedly in· Jured in the smas hup. and ta.ken to M1ss1on. but sl)()kesmen there had no record of him being ad· matted. The a ccident is under in· vestJgallon. officers said. Bradley Says No LOS ANGELES <AP) Delcaring that President Carter "1s going to be the presidential nominee ol the Democratic Par- ty.•' Mayor Tom BradJey says any discussion or himself as a possible running mate for Sen. Edward Kennedy "is academic." ALSGARAGE 56 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH (714) 644·7030 .. I .. •