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MONDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 18, 1980
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Oeean View
·School Blaze
Cal"led Arson
Brother Billy
Best Burro
BUENA VJST A, Colo.
(AP>· -A burro named
Billy Cart.er bas won the
second Annual Buena Vista
Triple Crown Burro Race.
Billy Carter and bis
human teammate, Ardell I Boes, won the $1,200 prize
Three characters aboard Douglas Leicbty's "Integrity"
show. form that helped craft win Sweepstakes prize in Sun·
day's Character Boat Parade in Newport Harbor. Leichty's
boat was decorated as a haunted house in keeping with
parade's Disneyland theme. The 20th annual event drew 50
parade entrants and tbousapd.s of spectators. Parade grand
marshals were Mickey Mouse and Disneyland Ambassador
to the World Nancy Englert of Corona del Mar.
Stocks Drop. After
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Increase of Money
NEW YORK (AP) -Stock
prices tumbled in early tnldiq
today • tbe market reaeted to
Friday's news al a record jump
lD tbe mtiaa'• maaey 11IPlllJ.
Tbe Dow Jcmea aftr'811 GI 30
Industrial ltcds cbvDDec1 U.31
pcUtl to m.'1 .... -tint .....
of tradlq OD tbe New Yorlr
Stoek l:sdaaqe. Tbe market
WU all Ul paiata after llne
boun altndbil.
But be added that tbe reaction
was .. bltwlfted by tbe fact that
tbe marlret bu rilen IO steadily
lD tbe pMt week.I ...
Tbat. a. said, made it more
V1llDerable to a lbarp eorrec:tioD
u treden •wttebed tbelr focul · from bapel al lbart reeeuiaD tb.
worriel about tntemlifted blfla •.
lion and pertaapa anotber round
of ~liitetelt rat..
Arson bas been cited as the
cause of a flJ'e that gutted the in-
terior of one building on the cam·
pus of the now-abandoned Ocean
View School in HunUngton Beacb
early today.
Eleven pieces of fire equipment
and 31 firefigJiters were sum-.
mooed at 3: 15 today to battle the
blaze, which already was sending
20-foot burstsoffiamethrougbthe
roof when firemen arrived. ac-
cordi.ngtoonewitneaa.
One injury was reported in the
incident. Capt. Larry Drake of
the Fountain Valley Fire Depart-
ment fell off the roof of the struc·
ture and was taken to HuntingtOn
Intercommunity Hospital with
back and neck injuries. Huntington Jleacb Fire Depart-
ment Capt. Rbger Hosmer said
physical evidence wu dl.acovered
inside the gutted building that in·
dicated the fire was deliberately
set. He said arson investigators
have begun a probe of the blue.
Ocean View School, located at
7972 Warner Ave., also served as
the diatrict headquarters unW it
was abandoned last year.
Earlier this year, the diltrict
·agreed to sell tbe 8.5-acre site to •
Mola Development Co. for $3.1
million.
School Superintendent Dale
Coogm said tbe property still I.a
in escrow. Coogan said be does
not believe the school fire will
have any impact upon tbe land
sale.
No dollar loa WU uslped to
tbe school fire beeauae the build·
Refugees R~ued
MA.NILA, Pbilippinel (AP)·-
A U.S. Navy· f~ate plueted 31
ragged and emaciated Viet·
nameae, includin• an lnfant,
from a drifting wooden bollt in
the South China Sea, the Navy
saidtodq.-
Lollnl UIHI outaamtiend
1atnen bJ 11-1 cm tbe NYS&. •
•'Tbe mar'9t WU ll Id," -·-._ Vel•ateer Military
ings were scheduled to be razed
by the developers. All school dis·
trict property of any value bad
been removed from the building
before the fire, Coogan said.
Steve Sarkis, whose home at
7901 Cypress Ave., is almost
d.trectly behind the school, saia
be was the first to alert
firefighters to the early morning
blaze.
Sarkis said, bis dog began
barking at the fire and
awakened him. Seeing the
school ablaze, Sarkis called the
fire department.
in Sunday's race by cover-
ing tbe 25-mile course over
the rugged mountains
north of Buena Vista in an
unofficial time of three
hours and 20 minutes.
Billy Carter and Boes, a
profeS&or at the Colorado
School of Mines in Golden.
also won the race last
year. Twelve burros were
entered. The rules re-
quired each burro to carry
a 35-pound pack contain-
ing gold pan, pick, shovel
and other mining equip-
ment.
Mesa Woman Raped
By 5 in Newport
Plve Latin males, who al·
le1edly attacked a 19-year~ld
Costa Mesa woman early Sun·
day in ~ Beach and took
turns npin1 her, are being aouabt bf police today.
The laDa of aasaJlants, in·
ve1Ugaton said, grabbed the
yoan1 woman while she wu waltlnc alana tbe beach near
2ltb Stnet at about 5 a.m.
Tbe YleUm told oftlcen oae of
the attaebn put bil band over
her moatb wbile tbe othen re-
moved her clotbea and tolled
her OD the sand. .
A wltl1111, abostrolllng on the
1trancl. told police l>e noticed the woman ltrUUllDI with the mm
and abet them what they were dcMt. ID n.pome to bil ques-
lion, the five attackers chased
him.
He told investigators be
managed to elude them and
phoned police.
The suspects were reported to
be all about 19 years old, wear·
ing swimming trunks and bav·
ing heavy Spanish accenta.
IA»88 for Anderson
WASHINGTON <AP). -The u .s. SUpreme Court refused to-
day to expedite a cue involving
independent presidential can-
didate John B. Anderson's
challenge to Ohio's early ft1ing
deaclllDe for independent can-
didates. 'lbat means it could be
October before the b.llb court
takes up &be cue.
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I' .......... OOrdoa fll Drijfaa
Corp. Wolnen Recruits Dropping. Off
Another Crown
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ltaalll .. CoutJ aad Kim· Mrler Crlltelaer of Merced .,Ct if.
W ASRtNGTON <AP>. -In tbat flnt.term female attrtac.i
aDO&blr blow to tbe all-vol~ ratea will lncreaae further, .. mlll~=--recnaltlanfall· said tbe study, wblch predicts
inlto tblirfintealiltmmtl that tbe trend for comparable
at 1 much blcbet rate than male male 'fOlanteen ".W remain vohm'-9. . down."
AD ArmJ llady 11timatel the Tb.ii problem comes on top ol
fallout rate for women wlll other ditftcultlel wtth tbe all-
re1cb4S.'1percentthll year-ll.5 volunteer force, 1ucb u retain·
·percea&ap po6ntl b.llber than for tn1 •8'0Md non-commi1etoned
youqlDID. officers and tecbnlcal ''Carrmt foreca1ll indicate-. specialiltl, lmprovtn1 o•erall
troop .... and~
tbe madermmed Arm1 Na·
tlaaal Ounl .... ,.... , •.
ArmJ oflldala appear at a a. to nplaln tbe blCb fallout rate
amcmc ..... lD tbe flnt bitch .
Tbe Arra7 a.eareh laatltate ii lookilll lor tbe c .....
But M . .Jtetlt'MD Carpenter, \be ........ equal oppommi·
t1 cbW, Mid lbe blUeYel lbere
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'"'l'bere iia Ujnlftcannact o1I
acceptwe al womea ID DOD·
tradWoM' roa. bJ tbelr mak
, ''said Ml. earpmter ID an
r:::.iew. "MeD oftH find women i*lollldal MUer.''
At IMC repcft. aboat 11 ,....
cent GI Ole~·· •.oeo .u.t-ed womea were la "non·
traditlonal" 1tlll1, aucb 11
maiDlmmee. traDlporUIU. and'
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Anderson .
Col11mn
Dra-wslre ..
WASHINGTON (AP) -It's
not true, as claimed by colum·
nist Jack Anderson, that the
United States plans a military
invasion of Iran, says Defense
Secretary Harold Brown.
But Brown, appe.aring Sunday
on ABC's "Issues and Answers,"
refused to say if there would be
another attempt to rescue the 52
U.S. hostages held in Iran. A
previous try failed last spring
and eight American servicemen
were killed.
The controversial Anderson
column appears today on the
editorial page, A6.
During the show, Brown was
asked to comment on An-
derson's report that United
States is planning an invasion.
"No, that's not true." Brown
replied.
He was then asked if there
would be another attempt to
rescue the hostages and said. "I
will not either corulJ'm that or
deny it. That is the kind or thing
I just would not want to talk
about."
Anderson's column, scbed:uled
for release today but made
public over the weekend, says
the invasion is planned for mid·
October.
The White House bas denied
that an invasion is planned.
Brown, asked if the Iranian
hostage situation wu the reason
for the U.S. military buildup in <See lllAN, Pace AZ>
Coast
Weather
Mostly sunny Tuesday
afternoon following late
night and morning low
clouds. Lows tonight 58 at
the beaches, 58 inland.
Highs Tue9day in 70s.
INSIDE TODAY
Ro11ald RHgo11 '°''
Anwrica'1 "* ta Uw Vid·
11om War tOGI a "•oble
CGllN'' cm Utat America'• """°'°' ... /mlirto to '°"' tt. Sn etorw. Paoe A4. ··-·
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Dan Purol, 12, from Fair Oaks, Calif., geta a k1as from his
mother, Linda, after he won the senior division race in
Saturday's 43rd All-American Soap Box Derby ill Akron,
Ohio. Dan won a $5,000 college scholarship for bis victJry. . Jury Weighs Fate
:~·or HB P;ychiatrist
The jury in the Oranae County
Superior Court fraud trial of H\ID·
• t ington Beach psycbiatriat Louis
Glatch resumed lts deliberations
todayinSantaAna.
Glatcb bas been standing tria1
on charges be billed the state's
Medi-Cat program for 50-minute
psychotherapy sessions when be
s_pentlesstbanahalfhourwithpa
t1ents
The nine-woman, three.man
jury began its consideration of the
case last week
. • Deputy Attorney General
: . Frederick Millar, wboprosecuted
:. the case, claimed Glatcb was
·.:.-\ guilty of intentionally submitting fraudulent bills for more work
than he had done.
-" · Glatcb's attorney, David c: ..... ~nclmet', said bia client was be ing "vilified" for wanting to help
Medi-Cal patients
The psycbiatriltbas claimed on
the witness stand that the billing
errors were mistakes and that he
was told to use the bUling code bis
office used by an official or Blue
Shield, the fiscal agent for the
Medi-Cal progTam
~--~ ·Begin Sets .
.:.;· · Sadat Reply ....
".... TELAVIV, lsrael (AP>-Israeli
•• press reports said today that ~~ Prime Minister Menacbem Begin
,."; wlll tell Egyptian President
;.. ,' A.nwarSadatthatasummltonthe
st.alled Palestinian talks cannot
'\' replacetheCampDavidpeaceac-
_;:: cords, and that Begin will Wist ~ ... Eaypt lmmediat.ely resume the _,,_ ne0 oti • ..:--•"• . ~ ..
=i Begin met wit h Israel's j.': negotiating team today to put
,... flnilbing touches on a reply to
,r Sadat's letter, the second in wblcb ;. be t>lamedlsrael forthefallureof
the lS.month~ld talka to achieve
• ' significant progress toward
"· .. establisbin& a sel!-govenling ~' • authority in the occupled West .... • BankandtbeGazaStrip
In Casablanca, Morocco, the
14·natioo Islamic Committee on
Jerusalem agreed today to COD·
vene an emergency conferesaee of
lslamJc countries in Morocco
next month to take joint actiOD
against Israel's new law affirm.
ing undivided Jerusalem the
capitaloflsrael
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DAILY PILOT
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He also claimed be utilized a
non-traditiooal method of treat·
ment which was tailored to offer-
ln g counseling for variable
periods of time.
Man Injured
In Anaheim
Scuffle Dies
A man who was injured in a
right in Anaheim last week died
Sunday and police officen say
they will seek murder charges
agatn.Sl the man who allegedly
beat bun John w Fritz, 22, or Orange.
was beaten Wednesday n.lgbt at
Riverdale and Tustin avenues,
said police Sgt. Del Wade
Jose M Arenado, 18, of
Anabelm was arrested oo suspi·
c1on of aggravated assault.
Wade aaid officers will ask the
District Attorney's office to fl.le
murder charges against him.
Wade sald the fight started at
a party Fritz bad gone to a pay
telephone and called the police
when the suspect colncldentally·
drove past, saw the caller and
beat him, Wade said .
He said Fritz' bead hit the
pavement dunng the fight
GeorgeBmh
Visits Tokyo
TOKYO <AP> -Republican
vice presidential nominee
George Bush arrived in Tokyo
today to begin a five-day vi.alt to
Japan and China in which U.S.
relatioos with those countries -and the growing Soviet presence
in the region -are expected to
dominate talks
Bush. who was welcomed at
Tokyo's Narita Airport by U.S.
Ambassador Mike Mansfield,
told report.era, .. As leadinl lD-
dustrial democracies, Japan and
the United Stat.es have as their
primary respomibility to wort
for world peace
"We have high regard for the
extraordinary achievements ol
Japan, and we place great em-
phasis on maintaining cloee re-
lations between our two coun-
tries.'' Bush said.
aJ,OQO Vuit
flvis Estate .
MJ:llPHIS. Tenn. <AP) -
Even three· 1::.ra after bl•
death, Elvis ley ii IUll a
draw
More tban ao,ooo people mm· illl tbe tb1rd analyenary ol tbe
roek'n'roll ainler'• death bave
filed pat bis grave, attordlnl to
a spokesman at Graceland
Mansion, Prmley'1 bome.
The srave. wbleb la 00 tM
Graceland eltate, wu vlalted b1
9,000 l'l1dQ. 7 .ooo S.turdaJ ud
$,000 8uda1. th• maaaloa •PGk--1al4. Prealq ....
AUC.Jl,lm.
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TM OlmDnla Oollltal Com-•lAioa will bear u appeal W•wda, ol ett1 plw to rm· ovat. Lalma Beach'• Amert·
cu LellaD Hall.
Tbe appeal la ot an earlier de-e la ton by the Soutb Coaat'
••tlODal eoaata1 Commllatoo ...... 1111.-won.b ot lm·
Pff..m •iltr to die ball IO It can t
M med• a commuatt)' eeater.
Tb• comml11lon wlll meet
belinnlns at 9 a.m. at Burton W.
Cbace Park at the end of Min.'
.danao Way ia Marina del Rey. nae ....,.a la beinC made by
Luuu -Beaeb residents John
Oabrilla ad Alan Ada.ma, who
cootend then is not a~
Putial at tbe f~ ud tUt
the remodeHng ol the 50-year-old
rormer school house violates ci·
ly coostructioo codes.
City plans to .refurbiab the
Legion Hall won unanimous ap-
proval by the South Coaat
Regional COUtal Commtuion
June30.
Don't Mess With S...
Plans IDclude the addition or
860 square feet to the upper level
or the bulldlna to be med u of.
fices and coafereoce apace, plus
five ~spaces outside.
The dty bu received and ac-
cepted a bld for the project.
O.M. Contracting of Laguna
Beaeb-will d&-tbe worlt-at-.~ s>f $192,SOO. Total cost or the J>roj-~ la ~ to be $217 i350 in-
cl u ding engin e ering and
architectural services that
already have been paid for.
Sam,-a 21h-year-old Alsatian, tries on a British poliee cap
in Torquay, England. 1be dog ca~ured three escaped·
prisoners who were on the nm fri>m Cbannings Wood
Prison at Newton Abbot with a little help from bis
handler, Police Constable John Shorter.
3 M;ar~es Nabbed
In Robbery Spree
Three Camp P e ndleton
Marines were arrested in San
Clemente early Sunday on
Both Gabriela and Ada1n:5 say charges that they went on a rot>-
tbere . are other more suita!->Je bery spree that included victims
locations for a C01'.Dmun1ty -inthreepartsoftowo.
center in Laguna Beach other Officer Dave Szkaradek arrest-
ed Joseph R .'ROland. 19; Michael
J . Edner. 18. and Steven P. Tate.
18. all of Camp Pendleton, about
half an hour after a man reported
be was robtled at gunpoint by
three men who picked him up
h\tchhik:ing.
tban lbe Legion Hall at 384
Legion Street.
However, the two detractors
were far outnumbered by 50
Lagunana who appeared to sup-
port the Legion Hall slte at the
June 30 r egional commission
meeting in Huntington Beach.
Fro•PageAJ
IRAN .••
the Persian Gulf, said, "Some or
it. of course. was in place before
the end of 1979."
Brown sald the buildup also is
designed to deter a Soviel
military move into the region.
Several newspapers which
normally carry the Anderson
column did not run it. An A.aaociated Press check
showed that the New Yort Daily
News, The Washington Post. the
Arkansas Democrat and the
Atlanta Constitution did not
carry the column.
David Hendin, vice presiden:
and editorial director or United
Feature Syndicate, which dis-
tributes the Anderson column,
said about 900 newspapers sub-
scribe to the daily and Sunday
column. He said be bad no in-
formation on bow many papen
were using today's column on
Iran.
Afghan Tells
Red8 Attack ·
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan <AP> -Afghan rebels claim" Soviet
air attacks on 22 villages killed
more than 1.200 men, women
and cbildreD celebrating the end
or Moslem holy month or
Ramadan. Other aour1-:es report a new post-Ramadan rebel of.
femlve, and aay a team of Soriet
generals la in Kabul pla.nning a
counter-strike. The Afghan rebel group Hllbe
lslami, the lllamic Front, aakl
in a statement tuued in
Islamabad that nearly 30 Soviet
bombers and helicopters
destroyed 22 vWacea in Wardak
Province, south of the Afghan
caplta1 ol Kabul. tt said the ralda occurred last
T\IMday chariDI "tbe MOllem
featlval of Eld," a joyous
celebrmdon martini tbe end of
the JO.day Ramadan i)eriod ol
daWD-Co-4Ullr f uUq.
GM··ftaises
Auto Prices
DETROIT (AP>. -General
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Husband-wile
Cyclists Hurt
In Collision
An Anaheim man and bis wire
were injured Sunday when the
motorcycle the~ wer e riding
skidded for about 60 feet on the
Ortega Highway and collided
with a car driven by a San
Clemmie woman.
Kenneth and Hazel Sbanefield
of Anaheim, both 44. were in sta-
ble condWoo today .in Mission
Community Hospital, alter each
received a broken leg an the ac-
cident about five miles east oC
the San Diego Freeway .
~anefield was in the hospital's
intensive care unit.
California Highway Patrol of.
ficen said Michele M. Beirwag,
26, of San Clemente was making
a left twn rrom the highway into
O'Neill Ranch when Sbanefield
attempted to pass traffic .
The motorcycle skidded about
60 feet into the r ear or the
Beirwag car. Ms. Beirwag was
not injured.
The Sbanefields were wearing
helmets. preventing probable
fatalities, officers said.
Portrail8 Down
MOSCOW <AP) -Removal of
portrafta ol Mao Tse-tung rrom
Pekinl's "Square or Heavenly
Peace " is an act or
"hyprocritea" and does not
mean that China ls moving away
from the late Communist Party
cbainnan's teachings, lbe Soviet
daily Pravda said Sunday.
The victim. an unidentified
Marine. allegedly was dropped
orr near Concordia School,
where. police said, he was threat-
ened with a pistol._
The victim handed over $60 in
cash and bis assailants fled in
their ·older model Chevrolet Im·
pala. according to police ac·
counts.
Moments later, police received
a call from Luigi Calderon. of San
Clemente, who said be was ac·
costed by two men who displayed
a pistol and forced him to turn
over SS.Sin cash.
Calderon said he was walking near the Municipal pier at the
time of the robbery.
A third victim said be was con-
fronted by armed men, but wasn't
robbed at about the same time of
other two robberies.
Police arrested the trio in their
car near Avenida Granada and
Acebo. They race charges of
armed robbery.
Stolen Loot
Found by Boy
BIILINGS, Mont. <AP\ -A
10-year-old boy playing in a cave
round $79,300 in Canadian cur-rency that the FBI charges was
stolen by one or its agents, a
newspaper bas reported.
The money was taken from
the U.S. manbal's safe deposit
box at a local bank and dis·
covered missing Aug. 8, the FBI
said. The boy found the money
the next day. the Billings
Gazette said. FBI agent Marvin J . Te.el, 38,
was arrested and charged with
the theft. Before bis arrest, the
FBI had not disclosed the mooey
was fOlmd and was stating out
the cave, the Gazette said.
If you want LEM Cord Flares. we've got em.
Our fMI beSIC COIOfs are It blue. tan. che>Cdato. navy
and off wtiete. in 84" oonon/16% polyester tor
stvinkaQe concr01 Pvt them togetrior with our gree1 shirts tor ~
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WOMEN •••
enatneertnc. Tbe remalnJDC • perceot were ua1ped to "tradl-
Uoaal" ~. u elem, medical
ot'derliel aDd 1tmllar oeeapa.
tiooa.
Ms. Carpenter 1ald Army
'¥omen who do manaee to get
traditionally male-type uaicn-
mentl all too often find
tbemselv• shuffled into han-
dling paperwork. Tbll, she 1ald,.
stunts their career development
opportunities. Furthermore, Ma. Carpenter
said, women find themselves un-
der heavy psychological pres-
sures, worklnl{ in what she
called a "flsbbowl environment
in which they are very closely
scrutinized."
She also said sexual haraas-
men t ls a ractor in souring
young women soldiers toward
military life and causing them to
look for ways to get out. She
decll.ned to go into specifics oo
tbe extent of aexua1 barusment.
but indicated lhe nca.rda 11 u a
major problem.
At the same time, Ms.
Carpenter acknowledged that
some women soldiers .. are ustns
pregnancy as a vehicle to 1et
out''. when they are unable to
. gain job satlafactlon "1 uniform.
Women, like men, for the most
part leave the Army under ~
1ram1 originally designed to
weed out thole CODSidered by the
commanden to be unsuitable
without the mus of a less than
honorable discharge.
The stated reasons for a com-
mander initiating such action in·
c lude misconduct, absent
without leave. abuse or drugs or
alcohol, demonstrated i>eTSODat
hardship and medical problems,
among others. Miss Carpenter
said some women have sought
discharge on grounds that the
Army failed to live up to its
"enlistment contract" guaran-
teeing them certain skill train·
ing.
•
Whatever the causes, the prob-
lem is of concern to the Army
because planners long have
counted on recruiting increasing
9\umbe~ of women to fill out the
ranks in yea:s ahead, wbeo the
military age ~nale population
declines.
The goal is to increase the
number of enlisted women to
85.000 out of an army of about
765,000 ver the next five years.
Fans Abuse
BulJs in
Teciite Run
TECATE, Mexico (AP)
During a festival baaed on the
running of the bulls in
Pamplooa, Spain., a dozen young
bulls were hit by beer cans and
bottles as they ran through a
crowded street and were kicked
and knocked to the ground by.
tormenting tourists.
In the second an nual
Pamlonada, several bulls were
injured, and one of them re-
portedly bad to be destroyed af.
terward. One injured bull was
taken away by truck.
At least 25,000 watched the
event bekl Sunday along a nar-
row street 1,000 yuds long. Al
first, a.lmo8t 3,000 spectators rall
along in the Path or the bulls, but
many ol them sooo·tumed oo the
animals.
Several bulls were pulled by
their tails. One bull was engaged
in a bead-butting cont.est with a
man, authorities said.
No humans were s eriously
hurt, although a dozen people
were treated for cuts, mostly
from falling on the street..
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NewpQrt
P--arades
50 Boats • Newport Harbor looked like a :
a) used car lot
b) an "E" ticket Disneyland
ride c) all ol tbe above and then
mme.
Tbe final choice, of course, is
the only appropriate description
of wbat the Harbor was
transformed into Sunday when ·
the 2oth annual Character
Boat Parade began.
The lldppen of 50 boats com-
peting in the afternoon pande
1pomored by tbe Commodore'•
Club, the marine arm of the
Newport Harbor Area Chamber
of Commerce, fou1ht for 11
trophies.
The top prize, the Sweepetaba
Award, went to skipper Douc1as
Liechty whose vessel "Integri-
ty" WU deemed to be best in
•keepinl with tbe parade's Dis-
neyland theme.
Liecbty's boat was made up to
resemble the Haqnted House,
one of tbe amusement park's
more popular rides.
Other' prizes ~aqed from the
Bfl Toot (the boat with the
loudest born) to the Mayor's
TrophJ (whate•er veuel
.Newport Mayor JaCkie Heather
liked ._) '9 tbe Cnttt.eaden
Cup (the boat with the most ex-
treme theme).
Thousan<ls of spectators
gathered at vantage s pots
.around the harbor or plowed into
the midst of the contest in their
own boats ..
With the exception of the
boats, no unusual happenings
were reported. The winners
were:
-sWEEPSTAKES: Douglu
Liechty, the "IDtepity."
-COMMODORE: Richard
Crout, the "Balboa.!'
-DEEP SIX: Newport Beach
Seaacouu, tbe "Ar«os."
<See BOATS, Page A%)
l..if eguards
Get Respite
From CrowtJs
Ufeauardl from Seal Beach to
San Clemente got a break over
tbe weekend when the weather
turned 80UI', the surf went Oat
and tbe Ulual summertime mobl
stayed home.
Overeat skies and a drop in
the· ait temperature were cited
as re .... for tbe slump in the
mld·Aaplt attendance.
ID Newport Beach, pardl re-
ported one of tbe 1malle1t
crowds lD recent memory Satur·
day when only about 30,000 peo-
p 1 e turned out. Newport
llfe1uard.I were pre11ed into
tenice only three timea over the
weekead.
In Huntlnatoa Beacb, one
Hrioal incident WU repol1ed
•boat I p.m. Satarda1 wbeD M·ye•-olcl Ed Jewell brGb bis'
neck wbile ~to dlw ander a wave~ .Mid. Lil ...... said the G.,._
gaan•s wife pulled blm to lbDn
ud called for belp. H• WM
raabed to Hoa1 llemorlal
Hoapltal ln Newport Beaeta, ..... be·-reported tD ...... ...... .....,.
n. mlle ltnteb of elt1 --.. R••l'• IDtcmlJ • ._ ............ two daJ'I. .... .......... .._..........,
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ne z n .-..... , .. ,._ -.... ~-· '?-:: ....... _ ... ............ ~. I .....
PN•'-' try failed last •Pl'iAI aed ..... American aervlcemen
were kllled.
<The conlrovenial Anderson column appears today on the
edJtorial pate, Al.)
Durina ·the show. Brown was
asked lo comment on An-
derson's report that United
States is plannlni an lnvasloo.
"No, that's not t.rue," Brown
replied.
He wu then asked if there
would be another attempt to
rescue the host.ages and said, "I
wUl not eltber confirm that or
deny it. 1bat is the kind of thine
I just would not want to talk
about."
Anderson's column. scheduled
for release today but made
public over the weekend, Mys
the invulon la planned for mid·
October.
The Wblte House baa denied
that an invuioo la planned.
Brown. asked if the lnnian
bolta1e situation was the reuon
for the U.S. military buildup in
the Penian Gulf, said, "Some of
· it, of course. was in place before
the end of 1979."
Brown said the buildup ILao is
designed to deter a .S:Oviet
military move into the region.
Several newspapers which
normally carry the Anderson
column did not run it. An 1.ssociated Press check
showed that the New York Daily
News, the Washington Post, the
Arkansas Democrat and the
AllJnla Constitution did not
· Maternity Time
carry the column.
David Hendin, vice presiden.
and editorial director of United
Feature Syndicate. which dis·
tributes the Anderson column.
said about 900 newspapers sub-
scribe to the.daily and SWlday
column. He said he had no m
formation on how many papers
were using today's column ·Olll
Iran.
Police, Firem.en
Sue for . Benefits ~!Sl!llliil .. --~
Dl6ty"" .._ ~ CMtte9 a.rr .
CHARACTERS ABOARD SWEEPSTAKES WINNER
~ Venion of Haunted Houee T.Ua Prt.ze . . .
THEY LED NEWPORT HARBOR'S PARADE OF CHARACTERS
~ Ambllaaador N•ncy Englett •nd Co wortcer
Mo~y Supply Rise
Causes Stock Drop
NEW YORK (AP>' -Stock
prices tumbled ln early trading
today a tbe market reacted to
FrldQ'I news of a record Jump.
ln the aatkm's money supply.
Tbe Dow Jones avera1e of 30 illdutrlal ltocb dropped 10.3'
palnta to 15.1.41 lD tb9 lint hour
of tradina on tbe New York
Stock Exebanse. The market
waa off 10.Jil poiDts after five
bounoftradlq.
Loalq inae9 outnumbered
laiDen bJ 11·2 CID the NYSE.
"Tbe marUt WU stunned," bJ l"rtdQ'• Federal Reserve re-port.,_ -2 bUlkm IDcnaM in
tM iuilkm'• bMle money supply,
laid llODle Gordon of Dnyfua Corv. ·, ·
• But be aCliled tbat tbe re8dkln. wu • ......,,... bJ &be fact tUt ................. IO.....,
latlMPMtweeb.'' 'RM. be Mid, made lt more nlMnllle to a lbarp tOrT.aioa
.. trlldwi nttdled tbelr toe.
from ..... al~l'ftll ... to. worn. .. IMwlft9d ...... .
J
Uoa ..S ......,. aaotber nMmd
Of rUbtl ma.eat rates.
TIM l"ederal Reaerve lMued
lll latest weekly report after
trading closed on the NYSE on
Friday. It urged "special cau-
. lion•• in interpreting the weekly
figures. Money market analysts
have said some special
circumstances, including hilber
Social Security paymenll, were
at least partially responsible for
the baJloonlng money numbers
lo the latest week's report. .
But the report fueled market
fears of woraenlne tnnauon,
anal)'ltl aald. Stock and band
traders were cautiously
watcbln& money markets for
signals of a poulble chance in
the Federal Reeene'1 mcmetary
policy.
RuMiam Warned
TOKYO (AP> -.A Hanoi·
bond 9oriet Jetlbler •iol•t8cl .Japan's air apace today, prompt.
in1 •arnbtl• from JapaDeH
fadar operator• aad tbe
•crambliq of m Ja.,..... Jet
fitbtvs, tbe Defeue A.-cr
bere aald. Tbe IDddeat WM tbe
Soviet umc.·1 lotll riolatiOD of
Japan'• ten1torlal •Ir apace
alnce IMI, the oltlelala laid.
/Japan clalml 12 nautical mllel
as ill tenitortal air apace.
By STEVE MARBLE
Of .. Oelt1' ..... SIMf
Firemen and police officers in
Newport Beach have leveled a
barrage of lawsuits against the
city in an effort lo secure
maternity benefits for their
wives.
The suits, filed by individual
fire and police employees, argue
that the city is practicinl' sex
discrimination by not extending
maternity benefits to male
employees.
Female employees in both the
fire and police department re-
ceive the benefits. But the men
contend their wives should get
them also.
In addition to the individual
suits, leaders from both the
police and (ire employee as-
sociations claim their attorneys
are preparing to step into the
legal battle.
"We've tried and tried to han-
dle this thing on a face-to-face
basis but it just hasn't panned '
out," said . Mike McDonough, a
police detective in charge of the
160-member police union.
McDonough said Newport is
one of four Orange County cities
where the male employees can't
llllngles in Mesa
Bad Luck.Day
Plagues 'Gumn6n'
BylDRYCL\USEN
Of9190Mly ...........
Costa Mesan Earl T . Griffiths,
53, says it was "Just reaction"
when be swatted the gun from a
robber's band in a bank parting
lot Saturday.
"I had Just parted my car, got·
ten out and taken two steps when
this IUY sticks a,gun in my face,"
Griffiths recalled tbia morning.
Griffiths, who owns tht Shell
station at tbe comer of Falrview
!toad and Sunflower A venue, was
on bis war Into the Citizens Ban.le
of Costa Mesa, 2970 Harbor Blvd.
It WU just put noon, and be
carried a blue bank bag in bis
right band. 1be bag contained
$2.688 in cash and $220 worth of
checks.
Griffiths told police bis U ·
sailant reached for the baa as be
brought tbe gun up. As the gun
sailed across the parting lot. a
strug«i}eenauedfortbe bag.
Grlffttba and his younger ad-
versary rolled about on the
asphalt, wilnellessald, in a battle
over tbe money as bank officials
rushed to a telephone to report a
robbery in Pl"OIJ'elS.
Finally, Grtmtba later told of.
ficers, be decided to let 10 of tbe
bag a.:r;:ortbe IUD 1Wl 1Yinl in thep lot.
The thief ran with the bag
toward Dale Street with Griffiths
and the cunln pursuit.
"It wu aboUt a 300-footchue,"
Grtlfitbl recalled tbla morning.
•'I do some aailinJt, and I'm not J.n
too bad shape, but I WU puff·
in&:."
The n>bbel-Jumped into a car
and backed lt from a wall as Qrtf.
fltbs ttledtobreakintotbe car.
"I WU Jellml, ·'l"Ye pt your
liceue nuaaber,,wbere tbellelldo
you fbink you're coma.'!" Grit·
tttbs remembered.
ID frultntlcm, ~ tbNw
the IUD qam.t tbecarwl8dow. It
splatt...atll1o1mall pleeel.
''Tbedum um. ... plaitie, ..
Grlffttbl Mid. "I 1*1a't tried •
shoot lt, Jdaa'taow..-, JJ9t
didn't
Grtnltbl uMI be Jocl8d bid to the.,.. ......... .....,.. ....
Costa ................. .
H 4191cdW.tlle 1 11t9 ,w .:d a«enct lua. JI~ .. num...... .
PewwtMnlOmlD=ater,a C.ta .... deer a car,
llke tMe .. OrMlllM .....
H•eral .... •••1 at llM
Alrpoft.... . • a.,...·_..._ •Mat••• ......... *"-· 11111.-... "'"C. Am.,,.._ a • ....._ n.ol11•1•U.,.......
DMfy~S._.,""'9
BATTLED BANDIT
Meaa'a Earl Griffith•
As for Griffiths, he said his only
complaint following his wrestling
boutistwoscrapedelbows.
"I don't know why I did what I
did," he mused. "You never know
how you'll react ...
Glatch's .attorney, David
Brickner, said bis client was be·
ing "vilified" for wantine to help
Medi-Cal patients.
Recovered from Goodwin's
car, pollce said, was the blue bag
and money taken earlier from the
servlceatationowner.
George Bush
Vuits Tokyo
TOKYO CAP>. -Republican
vice prHldentlal nominee Oeorle BUib arri•ed in Tokyo
todaJ to becln a ftve-day villt to
Japu _. CblDa ID wblcb U.S.
nlatkm db time eountrilll -Dd tlile powtaa Soviet pn1enee
ill tM ,,l'lliaD .-are expected to
ctom•eetetalb.
8u8. wbo WU welcomed at Tobo'I Narl&a Airport by U.S.
Aml»wador lllke llwfteld. =a:-· ··.u ...... la· ........... 1 .... ....
tbe ........... .. ·r::=.:::·™-to wt
obtain maternity benefits.
"The city seems to want us to
take the matter to court," he
continued. "So, unfortunately, it
looks like that's what we'll do."
City Manager Robert Wynn
said he's been advised the
maternity b e n efits are a
negotiable item and should be
bargained for by policemen and
firemen.
He said there are only two
ways to settle the problem -go
to court or discuss it during next
year's negotiations. Female employees who re-
(See BENEFITS, Page AZ>
Gang Rape
Reported
hi Newport
Five Latin males, who al-
legedly attacked a 19-year-old
Costa Mesa woman early Sun·
day in NeWJ'(>rt Beach and took
turns raping her, are being
sought by police today.
The gang of assailants, in·
vestigators said, grabbed the
young woman while she was
walking along the beach near
28th Street al about 5 a.m .
The victim told officers one ol
the attackers put his hand over
her mouth while the others re-
moved her clothes and tossed
her on the sand.
A witness, also strolling on the
strand. told police he noticed the
woman struggling with the men
and asked them what they were
doing. In response to his ques-
tion, the five attackers chased
him.
He told invest·igators he
managed to elude them and
phoned police.
The suspects were reported to
be all about 19 years old, wear-
ing swimming trunks and hav-
ing be.avy Spanish accents.
Match Plant Burns
PADUA, Italy CAP) -Hun-
dreds of ~ands or boxes of
matches caught fire today in a
huge storehouse of Italy's
largest maker of matches and
lighters, authorities reported.
Damage in the Saffa factory in
Este was estimated at $3.6
million.
Coast
Weather
Mostly sunny Tuesday
afternoon following late
night and mornin1 low
clouds. Lows toa.iiht 58 at
the beaches, 58 inland.
Hi1bs Tuellday in 708.
INSIDE TODA '1
Roraald R•a"a" 1a111
Anwrico'1 "* .. Uw VWf.
•am War '"' a "raobl•
caN'' Giid lltat Anwnco•1
miltoAit ..... /bUbt'1 to .. ii.
Sn aorw. Pa.-A4.
t.tlex
_..,..,..,... ....... 111f a .._. .,.......,. a
~ =·=---.: EE 1e;:J. E!C. -.W M
9W --M ....... CM
•• J11 I •••••re •••••••ell ' SANTA MONICA (AP) -Ad.or Jamel Stewart remalned .._.., ollMnatkie" la the St. Jobll'a Holpltal coronary care
ml todQ aft• eatertu the facUity Priday a.t•ht, but a =.~...a Mid t1'e 72-yMN>ld actor 11 ··~ eom· ·~·and btl wtf• Gloria drove to the boepital Friday a.tcbt."
said Jobn Stra..-. Stewart'• public relatiool man for 20 yean.
"There's no cause for alarm.! StraUll added that be didn't know bow long Stewart would
be bospitaliaied. 'Ibe hospital refused lo comment on tbe actor's
condffion.
Qumh SllM.ft Ee-Mr 0111
QUITO. Ecuador (A P ) -An earthquake shook I.he Pacific
port day ol Guayaquil today, killing at least aix and causing
widesDr'e8d damqe, local report.era said.
· "'f'be quake wu accompanied by underground noises and
. •taU buildinp were dancing," a reporter for the newspaper El
·Telegrafo said in a telephone call. "It felt like the earth was
opening up." --... ~ -_::--._
Deity "-' Mo9lf ~
Lesbian
Verdict
Returned
LONG BEACH (AP). -A
Navy board ruled today that a
Chlcaao teen-ager eni•led in bomoeexual activities aboard
the U$ Nortoo Sound and rec-
ommended 'she be given a gen-
eral dlacharge. Alicia Harris, 18, was the third
woman sailor accused of les-
bianism aboard the missile test
ship in violation of Navy regula-
tions but was the first wbo did
not get a favorable ruling in the
case.
Ms. Harris denied she was a
homosexual, but said she bad
planned to leave the Navy re-
gardless of the hearing's out·
come.
"I'm not. a homosexual. I'm
straight," she told reporters. "I
figure they just bad to start with
someone" after the first two
women received favorable rul·
ings.
She added: "I regret that I
ever join~ the Navy. I'm glad
to be out." •
However, American Civil
Liberties Union attorney Susan
McGreivy said Ms. Harris' case
would be appealed to the
secretary of the Navy.
The astronomical observatory here did not immediately re·
port the location or the quake, which was felt at mid·moming in
this Andean capital, some 175 miles northeast of Guayaquil as a
long, rocking motion which shook buildings but did not ~ause
serious damage or iQjuries.
'LITTLE PUFF' HAD LOTS OF CHARACTER FOR SIZE
John Coulter'• Entry Wlna Boat Par.ct.'1 Bl'llM Betl
The bearing by the Ad ·
ministrative Discharge Board
was not a trial or court-martial,
and the recommendation of the
board was for a general dis·
charge under honorable condi-
tions -the most serious penalty
the panel can recommend. lt re-
maiu up to. tbe abip.'a captain to.
decide whether to follow the
board's recommendation.
Boll•ie co Mia ~a•d
MfAMJ (AP)-Witb its-highestsus~winds reacbin~75
mph, Hurricane Bonnie moved northward ~ about 15 mph to.
day and was expected to tum toward the north-northeast,
forecasters said. They predicted no major changes in Bonnie's strength for
the next 24 hours as the hurricane churns through the open
Atlantic. Forecasters said ·it appeared the storm would P,8SS to
the west of the Azores and no other land masses lay in its pre·
dieted course. ·
Ubfla Re.,olt Reported
CASABLANCA, Morocco (AP> -A brigade of the Libyan
army revolted against the regime 01 Col. Moammar Khadafy
near Tobruk this month. and some 400 people were killed or
wounded in the resulting fighting, Arab diplomatic sources said
today.
There was no confirmation of the report from Libya.
Some troops who joined in the Aug. 6 rebellion were still
holding out. encircled by loyal units, said the sources. who
asked not. to be named .
PGllda Cub C.-..lae"9 Dies
MEXICO CITY <AP> -The panda cub born last week at the
Chapultapec Zoo here died today, apparently. crushed acciden·
tally by its mother. park officials said.
The 8-day-0ld cub, the offspring of Ying Ying, the mother,
and Pe Pe, the father, was the first giant panda conceived
naturally in captivity
Dial a Ride, Lift
.. ·Programs to Merge
ByGLENNSCOTI'
OH•Oelly ...... IUft
The Dial-A-Ride and Dial-A· ·Lift transportation systems
• probably will be combined, mem·
.. ~ bers of the Orange County Transit r:' Diatrictboardsaldtblamorning.
' The members are studying
ways to Improve the countywide
· · 'system that picks up passengers
• · · at their homes. They said merg·
· ·. iftgtbetwoalmilarsystemswould
· bethebeatwaytosavemoney
The Dial-A·Llft system serves
! • people in wheelchairs and on
,. crutches. The Dial-A-Ride
system serves others, such u the
elderly and the blind.
The combined system would
1 • serve anyone, wbetber they are
disabled or not. However, transit
directors won't make a final de-
. ·. cision tmW their Sept. 4 meeting.
The new alternative would
Vessels Freed
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas
CAP) -A l.Jberian tanker and
an oil barge which ran •around
as Hurricane Allen raaed have
been freed and were back oa
their routes today, the Coast
Guard said.
N
DAILY PILOT
establish 34zones within the coun·
ty. Tbosewboaren'tbandicapped
would be required to transfer to
other vehicles at zone boundaries.
Handicapped people would re·
ma.in cm board
Costoftbenewservicewouldbe
$1 to travel inside a zone and
another dollar for transfers.
Seniors and handicapped riders
would pay half fare.
The combined service would be
in use as early as Oct. 20 in the
district's region four, which in·
eludes Hmltington Beach, Seal
Beach. Fountain Valley, Costa
Mesa, Newport Beach and Santa
Ana
The entire system for the coun·
ty would be modified by Dee. 1.
said Patrick H. Butters, direct.or
of transit services for the transit
district
BuUers told directors the cur·
rent system with 28 Dial·A·Uft
vans 11 expected to lose about
$120,000 this fiscal year. He said
combiningtbetwoserviceswould
cut the district's losses.
The Dial·A·Lilt service earned
about1.8percentof ita $1.5 mllllon cost tbrwgb fares, Butters said.
The combined service would
make about 14. percebt of an
eatimated$5.7 million coat.
A half dolen people who were
blind or in wbeelcbaln attended
Monday's beariJJI. Jane Kemna
of Lacuna Hills said handicapped
riders oppoee the often difficult
and ccdwdngprocess of transfer·
ring vehicles.
lroine Fan
Irked Over
Ticket Flap
Katheryn Alice Partridge of
Irvine is a little upset with the
Anaheim Police Department to· day.
Ms. P a rtridge. a n airline
stewardess, told Irvine police Fri·
day that two tickets for the Satur·
day night Rams football game at
Anaheim Stadium were missing
from her kitchen counter.
Police speculated that the two
$15 tickets were taken when she
le rt the house and didn't lock her
front door. Officers who came to
her house promised they would
call the Anaheim Police Depart·
ment and arrange ror a policeman
to pay a visit to the occupants or
Ms. Partridge'sseatsintheupper
deck
"No one checked out the people
in my seats." she complained. "I
have friends who sat in seats next
to mine and they told me there
were two boys in my seats."
Ms. Partridge said her friends
found out that the boys were from
Irvine .
"They were afraid to ask too
much because they didn't want to
scare them off." she said. "They
were expecting the whole game
that the Anaheim police would
show up. but they never did.•'
GM Raises
Auto Prices
DETROIT (AP). -General
Motors Corp. will raise 1981 list
prices oo ita cars by an average
of 1.9 percent or $176, the No. 1
automaker announced.
In a cootinuation of its profit.
building strategy on small
cars, subcompacts and com·
pacta were boosted more than
the average, while some larger
models were reduced.
The increase results from
computer-controlled emission
sylttems being applied to all
models to meet tougher pollution
standards, GM said. The com·
pany said that without the equip-
ment, the 1981 prices would be
less than final 1980 prices by
about $500.
fi'ro• Page AJ
BENEFITS ••
celve the maternity package get
80 percent coverage on all
hospital costs relating to giving·
birth.
In the suits, the individuals
a re as king for the benefits
tetroactive to April, 1979.
Sa•t&Wllo?
Burglary Suapeet Stuek
T I JD 11 Ut.,-.mt
0 ..... , ........
Santa Ana police respandlna to a baralan call durtna
the ~ blld little trouble flndlq tile& man -be baCl
becOme tnpped in the c:blmMJ of a bar be WU, alle1ed)y trylqtobufllarlM. •
A POLICE 1po'keaman 1ald offlcet1 found
-H~ Navarrete, «>. ol Suta Ana, flrml1 :led ID tbe '°"91' parUaD of tbe cblmney. ma feet were d~n1
in tbe tlnDlaee.
Jt taclJt amcen near)T four lloal'I to him out, tbe
1poklllllall said, aftM usJq J.abammtn to break away tbebrick. •
POUCS llAD a&&N called to tbe bar at 2121
Wwt"mtw •..t. bJ==lflnaeDclll, a, wbo wu .-. rwtedforllllilll• llee.n.doftleen.._
Na•.,....=li8at,llle IDOblmaoaid. Tbe lD~•• oaeal'ftil at t :aD a.m. Saturday.
fi'r.-Page A I
BOA.TS ••.
-SALTY SAILOR: Dick
Plaven and Brent Walhberg, the
.. Jack S. Pbogbound."
-BIG TOOT: Barrett and
Sparks. the "Harbor Jam Ill."
-LOOSE SCREW: Steve
Baker, the "Gone Again."
-THWARTED THWART:
Bill Gnmdy, the "Sbiphouse."
-BILGY BINNACLE: Dale
Alexander. the "Michigan."
-LEAKJN' TIMBERS: Dick
Plaven and Brent Walhberg, the
"Jack S. Phogbound."
-WHEEL, STEAM AND
BELL: David Rose, the
"Kobenhavn."
-DRIPPY STUFFING BOX:
Douglas Liechty, the "lnteg·
rity ...
-DIRTY OLD MANIFOLD:
Richard Crou.l, the "Balboa."
-GRAND ANCIENT
MARINERS: Bill Edie, the
"Pull Toy."
-BRASS BOAT BELL: John
Coulter, the "Little Puff."
-BRA$ BOAT BELL -8 :
John and Mary Eliot, the
"Miraka."
-MAYOR'S TROPHY:
Newport Harbor Jaycees, the
"Tioga."
-CRUTTENDEN CUP: Guy
W. Snyder, the "We Made It."
20,000 Visit
Elvis Estate
MEMPHIS, Tenn. <AP)
Even three· years afte r bis
death. Elvis Presley is still a
draw.
More than 20,000 people mark·
ing the third anniversary of the
rock'n'roll singer's death have
filed past his grave, according to
a spokesman at Graceland
Mansi<Jn, Presley's home.
The grave. which is on the
Graceland estate. was visited by
9,000 Friday. 7 ,000 Saturday and
5 ,000 Sunday, the mansion
spokesman said. Presley died
Aug. 16, t.m.
Ms. Harris said she believes
the rumors about her sexual
preferences started "because I
had a real close friendship" with
another woman sailor, Wendi
Williams. 25, of the Bronx, N.Y. Ms. Williams'1learing is to begin
next.
Two previous hearings result-
ed in favorable rulings for ship-
mates Tangela Gaskins, 25, of
Newark, N.J .. and Barbara Lee
Underwood, 22. of Orlando, Fla.
However, Ms. McGreivy said
today the Navy is attempting to
accept a resignation offer that
Ms. Underwood made before her
hearing in an efrort to avoid the
trauma of appearing before the
board. The resignation was re·
fused at t.be time, and a fter the
board found in Ms. Underwood's
favor she said she wanted to
stay in the Navy tor a career.
Her father is a retired Navy of·
ficer.
"She made this offer because
she didn't want to go through a
bearing." Ms. McGreivy said.
"Now the Navy has taken the
resignation, which was offered in
a plea negotiation and submitted
it the day after the hearing. They
are going to try to resign her on
the basis of a plea negotiation. I'm
very angry aboutit.' •
Arter Ms. Williams' bearing
co~cludes, four other women
face similar inquiries. They are
Norma Hohl, 20, of Bell, Mo.:
Sbarris ijeusser, 25, of Pelican
Rapids, Minn .; Loni•"
Fitzmorris, 27, of Rumf<?!~:
Maine: and Carol Brock of San
Jose.
.l.nw Vote Seen
SAN FRANCISCO <AP>-The
city's registrar of voters pre·
diets a low turnout for Tuesday's
special election to decide bow
supervisors will be chosen in the
future. Acting registrar Jay Pat·
tenon estimates 40 percent or
the 404,000 eligible voters wiU
decide the rate of Proposition A.
If you want Levi Cord Flares. we·'ie got ·em.
Our fr.1) base OOIOrs aro It. blue. Ian. ChOodata, rvwy
and on wtvle, 1n 84% conon/16% polyeStGI' tor
Shrl~ ooritrol
Put them IOgelher wilh our great shirts for SICtloOI
•
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.
o.llyN.a
Soars to Top
Tim Mosely, 16, has reach-
ed the pbulacle of scouting
-Eagle status. The
member of Troop 226 is the
son of J ay a nd Dianne
Moseley of Huntington
Beach and grandson of Dr.
and Mrs. Allan J . Burgess of
Newport Beach. The former
Daily Pilot carrier will be a
junior this fall at Mater Dei
High School in Santa Ana ..
5 •Angels'
Sentenced
To Prison
SAN FRANCISCO (AP)
Five m embers o f the Hells
Angels motorcycle club \rt'ett
sentenced today to a total or S2
years in prison and fined $S5 oOO
in the wake of their July 2 roo:
viction on federal racketeering,
drug and weapons charges.
U.S. District Judge Samuel
Conti sentenced Bert Steranson.
36, the former president of the
Hells Angels' Oakland chapter,
to 25 years and $25,000 in fmes
for possessing an unregistered
firearm, possession with intent
to distribute a controlled sub-
stance and use of a firearm to
commit a felony.
l
Hells Angels member Manuel
Rubio, 43, received a 25-year
sentence and $25,000 in fmes for
racketeering by laundering
money from the sale of drugs
through the San Rafael Auto
Body and Repair Shop which be
and others operated.
. ~J
Psychiatrist
Fraud Trial
Continuing
The jury in the Orange County
Superior Court fraud trial of Hun-
tington Beach psychiatrist Louis
Glatch resumed its deliberations
today in Santa Ana.
Glatch has been standing trial
on charges he billed the state's
Medi-Cal program for SO.minute
psychotherapy sessions when be
spentlessthanabalfbourwithpa·
ti en ts.
The nine-woman, three-man
jury began its consideration of the
case last week.
De puty Attorney General
Frederick Millar. who prosecuted
the case, claimed Glatch was
guilty of inte.ntionally s ubmitting
fraudulent bills for more work
thanbehaddooe. .
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56 FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH
(714) 644-7030
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mother's Tale Spark for ~las~
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Al tbe ~ ualoldM,
M1 . .._. w• amued to learn
Uaat htr ,,...."M!Uler bad '*"'
eomtthlq ol • early "Nonna
Rae." partlclpatlu ln a ~r •bik• aaatut a P'Ullerton food
p1cllln1 plant that employed
her.
Tbe inatructor aleo learned
Paet~laed
that b« 1tandmotber WU OM ol
muy DepreHlon·era women
workln1 aa the prlmary
breadwinner.
"Women earned about 25
cent.I an bout and w•re forced to
endure oprreulve treatment
and verba a buse from their
male supervilon," Ma. Staas
related.
"EQ)Ot.looa peaked when the
women laborers saw a male
supervisor attempt to push one
of their cohorts off a catwalk. ~
•'Outraged , the women
grabbed the paring knives they
State Phone
Strike Ends
.. ,. . ...__
C~ki•gDown
FBI Agent William Nettles
holds gasoline-filled bottles
used in an attempted plane
hijacking -one of a record
six last week -in Miami.
The government is fighting
back with tough airport
security measures.
Crash Death
Brings Suit
Against Cops
The family or a Dana Point .
man, killed when a motorist be-ing pursued by police slammed
into bis vehicle, bas s ued the San
Clemente Police Department for
$1 million.
SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -A
strike of phone workers in
California and Nevada ended to·
day with an agreement carved
out during a marathon negot1at·
ing session, representatives of
both sides announced.
About 66,400 members of the
Communications Workers of
America were to go back to
work for Pacific Telephone as
soon as they could be notified or
the agreement. according to
Floods
Ravage
2States
The Asaociated Press
Flash flooding triggered by
heavy rain forced hundreds to
flee t h eir homes today in
northern West Virginia and
southwest Pennsylvania.
There were no immediate re·
ports or injuries.
Tbe rain sent scores of sma\)
s treams over their banks in
West Virginia, and police said
an undetermined number of
families were trapped in their
homes in Marshall, Ohio and
Hancock counties.
In Pennsylvania, about 100
were evacuated in small boats
from Bridgeville, in Allegheny
County, and about a dozen resi-
dents of the Brave area of
Greene County were forced to
flee
Heavy flooding last week in Duane Butler, 46, was driving three o ther western Penn·
in the intersection of Carnimo s ylvaoia countries caused an
Capistra no a nd Del Obispo estimated $42 million in damage
Street May 8, when he was and killed seven in the town or
s truck by a vehicle driven by Brady's Bend.
F riedhelm Heinrich-Erwin The National Weather sel'Vlce Hammer. said flash·flood warnings were
Hammer was being pursued in effect for the Pennsylvania
by patrol units from San counties or Greene, Washington
Clemente, the Orange County a nd Fayette and the West
Sheriff's Department, U.S. Virginia counties or Ohio and
Border Patrol and California Ma rshall. A flash-flood watch
Highway Patrol after allegedly was issued for ·a ll of northern
fle eing a n accid e nt i n Western Virginia except for the
Oceanside. eastern Panhandle.
His automobile struck Butler's In west Vir ginia, Andy Kon·
car in tbe intersection shortly dik of Hancock County emergen-
after 7:30 a.m ., killing the Dana cy services said "several hun·
Point motorist. dred" families bad been forced
from their houses. Many of those Butler's widow and children houses were filled with four to
are seeking SI million in the five feet of water, said rescue
lawsuit, claiming the depart-worker Carl Sutton.
ment bandied the pursuit in a
"r eckless, careless and Jn Ohio Count y, Wheeling
negligent manner." Creek rose to U .2 feet -more
• than four feet above flood stage
San Clemente council mem· -at the Junior A venue marker
bers have routinely denied the in Wheeling. Officials said a
claim, forwarding the suit to the mobile home court in the
city's claims adjuster. Triadelphia a r ea was sur·
Also named in separate rounded by the surging water
lawsui1' were the other agencies and that residents were being
involved in the pursult. removed by boat.
LuRene Paul, the union's direc-
tor for Northern California,
Nevada and Hawaii.
Tbe strike began at midnight
Saturday, coinciding with a
walkout by phone workers in
New York. That dispute was set-
tled Jess than 24 hours later.
however.
The agreement in the Pacific
strike hinged largely on an
employee transfer plan ham-
mered out ip ne,gQtia1io.ns that
began here Sunday afternoon.
Pacific Telephone spokesman
Jerry Beatty said botb sides
agreed to a "new contractuai
procedure for promotions ana
transfers.·· Other it~ms covered
in the negotiations included im-
p r ovements i n expense al-
lowances, and a new fact-finding
procedure for grievances, Beat·
ty said.
The wage issue was settled as
part or a tentative agreement on
a national contr act reached
between the Ameri ca n
Telephone and Telegraph Co.
and its unions a week ago, be
said. The national agreement
avoided a coast-to-coast strike
by 700,000 employees, but 33
local contracts were negotiated
locally.
Ratification of both the na·
tional and local contracts will be
by mail vote, said Ms. Paul.
Pacific Telephone is the
largest in the Bell System, serv-
ing 8 million residential and
business customers.
Supervisory and management
personnel filled in for the strik·
ing workers and the strike went
mostly unnoticed by customers,
except for those needing direc-
tory assistance.
Callers wanting directory in·
formation were greeted by a re-
cording that said: "Due to a ·
work s toppage, directory as-
sistance serv(ce bas been tem-
porarily suspended."
The strikes appeared to sur-
prise nationa l union leaders.
14,all Injures
SF Leader
SAN FRANCISCO CAP)
"M r . San Francisco" Cyril
M agnin is reported resting com-
fortably in a medical center
after suffering a skull fracture
and concussion in a fall.
Ann Newman, daughter or the
81-year-old civic leader and
philanthropist, said Magnin was
treated at a hospital and re-
leased after falling Thursday,
and was admitted to the Ralph
K. Davies Medical Center on
Saturday after complaining of
headaches.
Magnin, San Francisco's chief
of protocol since 1964, bas been
an influential force in the city's
arts and culture.
Vision Successful
Blind Man lmp'ired Home, Garden Show
87 F&EDEalCK SCBOEMEBL °' .. DeltJ ""' ..... In one comer ol the cavernous
exhibit ball at the Anabeim Con·
vention Center, a crew of young
carpenters waa puttln1 the flmisbinc toucbea OD a boule -
a baule, tt lboald be noted, that
came from a kit.
NearbJ. atbel' awn jocbJed
........ ...... ....... bome9 ii*>
.-ltlaa. cnetbll IOID ...... ol
•ladDarMllbberbood.
ID _,.._ corner, tDterior de-
alaen were bulJ erea~ a ful.
lilundlbed bedrOom I keepina a •ar/.,. cm IM lookoat for,..... .... tncb ...... wltb otber f1lral.tlllall. appllaace1, outdoor
lpU ......... piece. dlltbe
bole';:rtll IDtbe ll'OUDd•wim· ........
11111 tll9 .. no·~· bl• for _... Ute ad
Rome and Gardea lbow
&opew -'t •atddaa. 11e
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Or' 11 aw a lliaubt ta tbe
fut ......... ,.,_.1at1• of
,
Southern California homeowners
26 years ac. He put on the first
Southland Home and Garden ·
Show .at the Orange County Fair·
grounds. -Tbe show, wbicb opened tbis
past weekend, ii the lar1est ol lt.s
klpd in thiienatlOD.. Colouril 1lid be
expeda attendance well in nceu
of 200,000. It drew about 231,000
lutyear .
Tbere'1 a new intere1t UDOD1
homeownen in their~.
Colouris said, in part because ol
hiJb bou1ln1 and 1aaollne
prices.
Houtint coats have cauaed
many penoaa to ltay put rather
tbaD buy a new bome. Tbey add·
on, remodel aad redecorate.
And beca1lle 1uoUne prices
have bit record levell people
are speadiDI_ more bme at
bome.
Tbe • .....,. bom.e and Sarden 1bow YllMor i. a woman, .,. 31,
with two ebU*m, ..... famll1
lDeome II ..U aboTe the na·
Uoaal a ...... ..:1d Colourit, cWDI a ltad7 at t.M lbow bJ a life -.w. ftrm.
"It'• ..,,nata1 bow mu1 ,._,,....~."lleNld.
The majority of the 800 ex-
hibitors offer "show specials" -
sale-priced items to sbowgoers.
Many exhibiton use the s~ to
"test" new products before they
become available on the market,
Colouris said.
One new item tbil year is the
"Cedar Home" a two-bedroom,
all wood house that in kit form
cost.a $28,000. 'lbat doesn't in·
elude the cost ol the foundation,
plumbing or electrical wirinc-
"It'1 Pre-cut, but tt's not pre.
fab," Colouria said. "It's part
of the ana~er in today'• bomin&
market." ·
Colourta seems undaunted that
he cannot ... mucb beyond the
general outliw ol the tbou11nds
of product.I eabJblted at tbe
show. He ta1b wttb eathUllum
about all ol tbem. "My wife~ and I wort u a•
team. Sbe .._ been my •JM for
all tbele years, be laid.
And Ulen'• a.notber reuoe
Colourta WUD't tblnkinl abaat
wbat WM _, on lD the alllllk
ball -be wu alread7 buly
pl .... fpr nat ,..,. •• edltkla
ol tlM ..-.r lbow.
I
were ulinl to pit peacbel and at·
tacked tbe foreman, nearly klll·
ln1blm,"llb.stau11aid .
"Thal lncldent gave the
women tbe Idea that If they
banded to1etber. they could
have aome impact on condltlona
at tbe plant," Ma. Staua ex·
plains.
The women struck the plant
and repelled scab worten and
strlke·breaklng thugs. Finally
they formed a union and woo
improved p~ and conditions.
UaW that discussion last year,
M a. Staggs never knew h er
grandmother bad been a ground-
breaking labor activist during
the Depression.
"I fatmd out she bad done a
few t.b1ng:s I might not bave bad
the courage to do," Ms. Staggs
admitted. •
She's currently preparing a
fall course that will teach stu·
dents bow to interview elder
family members. asking about
what they did in the context of
major historical events, such as
World War II.
"It's really amazing to me
how families can have so much
contact with each other and
never ask the right questions to
bring out stories like this," Ms.
Staggs said.
Taped conversations can be
s tudied and placed in
chronological order to provide a
richer heritage than a simple
family tree diagram, she added.
The history teacher believes
older relatives will enjoy talking
about themselves, while younger
students may gain new respect
IOr llleir relatives.
"We've become a future.
oriented rather than a past·
oriented society,·· Ms. Staggs
said. "But the only way you can
have a sense of security for the
future is by kno~ing where
you've come from."
o.11y -~uff ,._
TAPED CONVERSATIONS ENRICHES FAMILY HERITAGE
Golden Weet History lnnuctor Peggy Staggs
JFK 'Influence' Told
Ex-Presi~nt Tried to Ease Sinatra Probe?
RENO, Nev. (AP> -Presi-
dent Kennedy uns ucce ssfully
tried to influence Nevada's 1963
investigation of entertainer
Frank Sinatra, the Nevada State
Journal·Reno Evening Gazette
reports.
The newspaper said Sunday
former Gaming Control Board
official Ed Olsen revealed de·
tails of Kennedy's alleged in·
fluence in a 1967 interview with
the University of Nevada·Reno
Oral History Department.
At Olsen's request, the uni-
versity agreed to keep the in-
terview secret until after Olsen's
death. He died in January 1979.
According to Olsen, Kennedy
told him and former Nevada
Gov. Grant Sawyer the state
"was being a little hard" on
Sinatra, the paper said.
·During a 1963 investigation,
the Gaming Control Board peti-
tioned the Nevada Gaming Com-
mission to revoke Sinatra's
gaming license. The board want·
ed tbe singer out or the gaming
industry since he a llegedly en·
tertained reputed mob leader
Sam "Moe" Giancana at the Cal
Neva Lodge, a North Lake
Tahoe casino in which Sinatra
bad a 50 percent interest.
Sinatra formally withdrew his
license before the commission
made a de<:ision.
In the university interview.
the paper said, Olsen said Ken-
nedy discussed the Sinatra in·
vestigation with Olsen and
Sawyer while the three were rid·
iog in a car during a 1963 tour or
Las Vegas. Olsen said that dur·
ing tbe course of the ride, "Mr.
Kennedy did say to Governor
Sawyer. 'Aren't you people be·
ing a little hard on Frank out
here?' ·
"Now that's the highest
degree of political pressure you
could ever put into the tJung ...
the paper quoted Olsen as say·
ing.
Olsen said Sawyer told Ken-
nedy the state maintained a
right to conduct its invest1ga-
t1on. "and there was no further
discussion.'·
Sawyer said be couldn't re-
member the incident "although
1t may have happened ..
Marilyn Monroe's
Estate Dwindles
NEW YORK CAPl -In one of
the first public accountings of
Marilyn Monroe's estate since
her death. a court document
fi le d here indicates that
only about s100:000 remains or
the late actress· $1.6 million
estate.
When she died 18 years ago
from an overdose of sleeping
pills. the blonde actress was
$372,136 in debt.
However. revenue derived
posthumously from two or her
films, ''Some Like It Hot" and
"The Misfits." helped swell her
estate to $1.6 million. according
to a report filed in Manhattan
Surrogate Court.
She held interests in both pie·
lures. and when they are sold
ttie estate is expected to be
further increased by their sale.
Miss Monro e. one of
Hollywood's most glamorous
and exploited stars. was 36 when
she died Aug. s. 1962.
..
The executor of Miss Monroe's
estate. lawyer Aaron Frosch,
filed the court papers at the re-
quest or the star's pysch1atrist,
Or. Mariann e Kris . Th e
psychiatrist was bequeathed 2S
percent of Miss Monroe's estate,
but s he said she had never col-
lected any money because she
couldn't obtain information
about the estate's cash
availability.
Among debts paid off after
Miss Monroe's death was SS.000
she borrowed from a former
husband. baseball great Joe
01Magg10.
In addition.to her psycbiatnst.
Miss Monroe also left various
amounts to several others.
among them her drama coach,
Lee Strasberg.
Prior to her death, Marilyn
had established a Sl00,000 trust
fund to provide $5,000 a year to
her 78-year-old mother. Gladys
Baker Eley.
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VacahOn Happwm u Whm the Water's Above 152 Degrees
this year. At least, not as anybody remembers Rose Bowl
games. This one is going to be the Also-Ran Bowl.
This may be Cal Tech's big chance.
* * * PlllCES HAVEN'T GONE down during the vacation
absence. At least some things don't suprise you. Escalat-
ing costs must include all those fancy blue jeans they have
on the market these days.
Long gone are the days when they'd sell you a pair of
jeans ror $2.98 and throw in a free brass belt buckle with a
star on the front.
Why, witness only last night a shapely young woman,
who appeared to have been poured into her pair of fancy
blue jeans, suffered a nasty fall on a dock in Balboa.
NEWPORT'S PARAMEDICS were summoned. lnstru-
me.nts were booked up to the victim as she lay motionless
on the dock. A sizeable crowd of the "curious gathered.
Finally. one of the paramedics said to the victim,
"Okay, Terry, try to bend your right knee and lift your
leg."
Slowly, her pretty right leg moved upward.
.. Okay, good Terry now try the left leg."
Jt wouldn't move. She couldn't lift it.
"Listen, Terry, we'll have to cut your jeans; we've got
to check out that knee. . . "
A MUFnED CRY OF anguish and protest came from
th~retty victim.
''Okay, look Terry, we've got to check that knee," the
paramedic said. "Either we cut your jeans or we have to
take them off. Which will it be?"
That's when you realize what the price of a pair of
jeans must be these days. There was no hesitation on the
part of the injured lady. Take 'em off was the answer.
And that's when your correspondent departed the
scene.
I'll bet you didn't expect this ending, did you?
*** TO PA&APIDASE the great American humorist, the
reports of my late, great vacation have been greaUy exag·
gerated. I did not go surfing with Sandra Dee. I was not
comm\D\ing with the goats on San Clemente Island. I was
not studying anatomy at Black's Beach.
Mainly, I just spent a lot of time trying to find the off·
ramp for Brea.
..
Reagan Backs
U.S. in Vietnam
CHICAGO (~Defending Amertce'a role in Vl.eCDaln
War aa "• nob • cauae," R•P.ublican prealdentlttl
nomlDM Ronald a.11an called
today for a vut rebutldlq of
U.S. milltary forces and de-
nounced President Carter for
"betrayal" of tbe nation's
veter am.
In recnarka prepared for de-
Uvery to the Veterans of Foreip
Wan annual convention. where
British
Face Iran
De~
he wu to accept the VFW'• en-
dorsement for president,
Rea1an attacked Carter's
forelen policy u "one of weak-
ness, inconsistency, vacillaUon
and bluff."
It was one of Reagan's
atroniest pro-military speeches.
and it marked the first time in
the 1980 campaign that Reagan
gave bis unqualified endorse-
ment to the United States' in-
volvement in the Vietnam War.
American's mistake in Viet~
nam was not ln entering the
war; but in falling to win it,
Reagan said.
"For too long, we have lived
with the Vietnam syndrome,"
Reagan said. "As the years
dragged on. we were told that
peace-would come if we would
simply stop interfering and go
home.
"It is lime we recognized that
By Tiie Anoela&ed Pna O'U"S was, in truth, a noble
Iranian Foreign Minister ca"6se. A small country, newly Sade~ _G~bzadeb called in the f.._ from colonial rule, sought
top Bnlisb ~plomal in Tehran to-ouil help in establishing self-rule
diy aoOaemande'd an tmmedi~eanrbf-self-deferure
solution to the pro.blem .of Irani~ against a totalitarian neighbor
demonstrators imprisoned in bent on the conquest " be said.
London. saying the issue would af · '
feet relations between the two "THERE IS a lesson ror all of
countries, the Iranian Foreign us in Vietnam. If we are forced
Ministrysaid. to fight, we must have the
The ministry disclosed no de-means and determination to pre-
taila of the meet.iDg wbiclLcam.e \fail." Reagan s.aid. "We dis·
one day after Brit.ain, apparent; honor the memory of 50,000
ly fearful of a takeover like the young Americans who died in
seizure of the U.S. Embassy in that cause if we give way to feel.
Tehran, temporarily closed its ings of guilt as if we were doing
embassy in the Iranian capital something shameful."
following demonstrations by Reagan also re<:iled a string
thou.sands protesting the arrest of alleged Carter injustices to
of the Iranians in London. veterans, describing the presi-
The British Foreign Office dent's treatment of veterans as
said eight of its diplomats were "unconscionable," "regrettable
being recalled, but a senior and insensitive," "hypocrisy"
dimplomal, Charge d 'Affaires and a "betrayal."
Arthur Wyatt, and three others "This present anti-veteran ad·
d91l]d remain in Tehran to pro-ministration bas slacked the ~e C<JOSular protection for the deck against you through the
estimated 250 Britons sWl living vast power of the White House,"
in Iran. Reagan told the VFW conven-
A SPOKESMAN described the lion.
move as a "precautionary
measure at a time of tension"
and said the closure was tem-
porary. He also said no more
visas are being issued for Ira-
nians to visit Britain.
Relations between Britain and
Ayatollah Rubollab Khomeini's
revolutionary regime worsened
after British police arrested 68
Iranians at a violent anti-
Amerlcan demonstration outside
the U.S. Embassy in London on
Aug. 4. The Iranians, 40 of whom
remain in jail facing trial on
·weapons and assault charges,
were protesting the arrest in
Washington of the 191 Iranian
demonstrators on July 21. Those
arrested in Washington were
subsequently released.
THE IRANIAN Foreign
Ministry said it bad been told a
London court would decide early
this week whether or not to free
the jailed Iranians.
"IT BAS not escaped me that
the Carter adminjstralion has
cut the Veterans Administration
budget each and every year of
its incumbency with respect to
the federal budget. _ . Where has
the money denied our deserving
veterans gone? Surely not to our
nalio.nal defense, which is a
shambles," Reagan said.
Speaking of Vietnam veterans,
Reagan said the Carter ad-
ministration bas been "shabby''
in the benefits it has given them.
"It is the height or hypocrisy
for the administration in bigh-
sounding words to repeatedly
tell us bow much we owe our
Vietnam veterans and then, only
in this election year. r ecommend
a stingy 10 percent increase m
the GI Bill when these veterans
have not bad an increase since
1977," Reagan said.
Saudi Tlareat Told
H~da Kreiner of Saudi Arabia and her Ame.rican husband
Tim_ ~~er hav_e arrived in the Dallas area after four days
of h1ding-m-8pam and 20 hours of international air travel.
Mrs. Kreiner said sbe went into seclusion near Barcelona
f ea~ul for her life because Saudi Arabian officials ad-
monished her for marrying a foreigner without permission
from them.
Dt•nt Halted
Titanic Mission Scrubbed
NEW YORK <AP> -Rough seas and dwindling supplies have
ended the mission or a group searching for the tragic ship Titanic
but the group's backer says be will probably bankroll another huni
next summer .
The l~-foot research ship H.W_ Fay, equipped with advanced
remote-sensing instruments, abandoned its search Sunday just two
days after expedition leader Mike Harris reported finding an un·
derwater object "the right length, right width and right height of
\be 1"IUllk"
THE OBJECT WAS DISCOVERED 12,000 feel down on the
ocean floor by a sonar sled that had picked up five targets -three.
of them rocks -in an area 15 miles by 20 miles before picking up
the outline the Fay crew sought.
However. winds gusting to more than SO mph and waves more
than 10 feet high prevented scientists from sending down TV and
still-photography cameras to take a closer look at the object.
"We were unable to get the cameras down," Harris told The
Associated Press by sbip-~sbore telephone Sunday.
HE SAID THE DECISION lo end the mission came about 2:45
a.m . Sunday, New York time. The boat bad reported Saturday that
it was nioning low on food and fuel.
It is expected to return to Boston by Thursday or Friday 10
days behind schedule.
The area it was exploring, about 380 miles off the coast or New-
foundland, is generally agreed to be the site where the luxury liner
went down. Its exact location has never been pinpointed. ·
The 8821h-foot Titanic, billed as "unsinkable" and the largest
ship of its day, struck an iceberg on its maiden voyage from
England on April 15, 1912.
The arrests in London spurred
mass demonstrations outside the
British Embassy in Tehran and
a sitin inside the building.
"We already have a perma-
nent sitin in support of the stu-
dents in detention in Londoo and
we thought it more prudent with
the combination of disgruntled
customers and political dem-
onstrators to keep the doors
shut," said David Reddaway,
the embassy second secretary.
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·Terrorism Threat.Small
lJ~ More Fortunate Than Other Nationa
SACLUISNTO <AP> -PN-..on ol oae ol
Amerlta'1 rare coll••• coun. ln terroriam pre· diet M IDtl"MM ln *"°""m oulakle U.. United St•• bu& clilecM.mt wanllnp of a domestJc UJ>-
1ur1•. Crt.mlDoloo profeuon Tom Pbtlpl IDd Jim Poland teaeb violence and tenorilm YNM'OU.Dd to
capadt,y ca..... at Cal Staw Sacramenwt. and
ever~ yeu ln Sallou, Concord and Stocston.
and Poland aakS ln a Jolnt Interview
Sundl)' t lt't a cood lh1na there lm't much ter·
roriam ln America, beeause It doe&n't lake much
1o threaten baaic civil rlabt.a and lifestyles.
The two agreed with otbeT specl&llsta tbal ter·
J'Orism wW r.robabb &et wone worldwide. But
tbey aay aoc al and eoooomlc eood:tUoos are still too &ood here (or domestic terrorism to lake root.
_,,BBCA\18£ OP PO&EIGN terrorism, more ua moC"e business and eniJneerinl students are
takiq the five-year-old COUl'k, Phelps and Poland
said.
Formerly, the classes were crowded with law·
enforcement officers, but most of them have taken ft by 009i.
American officers bave learned a lot about dea~ with the underdog who considers terrorism
hiaonlysourceofpower,tbeysaid. Tbatmi1htbeone
reason why terrorism hasn't blossomed here like elsewhere.
Other reasons are the responsiveness or the
legislative system, and foreign terrorist organiza·
tions' fear of alienating the American public.
Most terrorism ln America has foreign
origins: The three organizations now active are
Puerto Rican naUonalista. CroaUan nationalists,
a nd antl-CUtro Cuban~
Only Olle home·arown aroup bu been active ln
recent 3eara, the San Frandsco-baled New World
1.lberatloa Front. They aald lt espoused "pretty
acceptable aoclat ao1111" such aa medical service
in Jalll. cheap heat for the aaed. equal prices in all
chalnatore outhit., and no landlord abuses. But it
Just died out. No one was arrested.
POTENTIALLY, THE AMERICAN Indian
Movement ls about the only domestic candidate
for terrorism. but It lacks support, they said.
"Perhaps some black groups, too. But in fhe past
they dJdn•t bave the support of the commuruty.'
and most of the lndivtduals were criminals."
It's a good thing for the public that no terrorist
oreaol.zalioo has backed American law enforce·
ment to the wall, Phelps and Poland said. Because
if that happened, Americans could lose their
habeas corpus like the Canadians did in 1970 in
face of the Quebec LlberaUoo Front.
Crackdowns in West Germany and Holland
have trod upon press and other freedoms. "But
you don't erode civil rights to curb terrorism,"
they said.
Unofficially. terrorism could cause American
law enfon:ement agencies and courts to waffle on
the letter and spirit of the law.
And terrorism as sticky as that of Dublin
would impede the free movement of labor, goods
and servtces, raise prices to pay for security.
lower the living standard, and lead even to
nervous breakdowns, intestinal disorders and sex-
ual malfunctions.
Kissinger SD Bolds Budget Syndrome
-Blasts T-rolley Plan Blamed
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This gadget called the Seg-Vue Clip, lets th~
patient in need of bifocals determine the best
placement, a ccording to its inventor. Dr. Paul
Bommarito of Los Altos. The clip fits over the
patient's glasses and the scale raises and
lowers each segment until the patient decides
where it's most comfortable.
No Drop in Gas
Prices Predicted
SANTA BARBARA On &lied.ltle LIVERMORE (AP) -(AP)· -Former AlaEQ.eda County or. LOS ANGELES (AP> -If petroleum industry Secretary of State Henry SAN DIEGO (AP) ·-The city better known for ficials say that a 15· executives are right. c ar owners should not expect
Kissinger says be hopes its zoo and naval bases is gaining worldwide alt.en· year-old gjrl has ap-any relief from hlgh gasoline prices th.is year
President Carter won't Uon for an innovative solution to urban transit prob-parently t>ecome the despite a worldwide glut of the fuel.
stage a military in-· lems which have plagued sprawling cities for county's ftrSl victim of A survey the Lundberg Letter conducted
vas1on of Iran during the years. toxic aboct syndrome, a among its readers found that 94 percent of .the 306
Bebber Pays Debt
Brink's Heist
Cash Turns Up
SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -The mystery sur-
rounding George Manuel Bosqu.e. the young IUU'd
accused o( stealing $1.8 million fron a Brink's
armored car. has been heightened by disclosures
that Bosque used $20,000 of the loot to repay a debt
to a friend.
FBI agents announced Sunday that a friend of
Bosque's, later identified as Lou Vance of San
Francisco, opened his mail Saturday and found
$20,000 in 50s and lOOs stuffed in a large envelope.
Bill Neumann, agent·
in-c harge of the San ( J Francisco FBI, said STATE
agents confirme d that :
the money was from ---------'
Bosque from a phrase on
the envelope that be said Bosque often used: ''It's a
chance that makes brothers but hearts that make
friends."
Pool Maker Bankrupt
SAN DIEGO (AP> -After cl06ing its doors
several days ago, Sunset Pools, the largest pool
builder in the United States, has filed for
bankruptcy, blaming a $5 million judgment and
the recession.
The Federal Trade Commission is investigat·
ing whether lo act against the company after Ure
Contractors State License Board med an accusa-
tion and 14 supplemental complaints against the
company involving unfinished swimming pools.
Surfleo• Censured
LOS ANGELES <AP>-Afterconcluding that a
West Los Angeles physician performed uo-
necessarY. s urgery on a number of patients,
federal officials have excluded him from the na·
lional 1!!.edicare program.
The decision by the federal Department of
Heath and Human Services means Dr. Seymour
Allan Hurvitz cannot receive payments from
Medicare for the treatment of any disorder.
Medicare provides health care to the nation's
elderly and disabled. In five years, only about 40
physicians have been excluded from the program.
Under federal law, Hurvitz must also be
banned frortt participating in the state and federal
Medi-Cal program.
FU.. Talk Slated
election campaign, as When the first bright red streetcar pulls out of rare ailment associated who responded predicted that gasoline will cost r~ported by columnist the historic Santa Fe train depot on July 1, 1981, as with the use of tampons. more than this July's average of $1.24 a gallon by LOS ANG~ES (AP) -In an attempt to get
Jack Anderson. planned, it will mark the completion or the flist Roland Prahl. the the end of the year. The estimate pegged the year-· stalled talks gomg between 67,000 striking actors
"But 1 would strongly streetcar -or light rail -line built in the U.S. in A 1 am e d a c 0 u n t y end price al $1 .43 a gallon for all grades or and the film and television industry, the bead of
support cooveyi.og to the about 20 years. Coroner, said over the gasoline, in both full and self-service stations. the management negotiating team was to meet
1 ran ia n s that 0 u r One reason civic leaders and administrators weekend that all rele-According to the weekly industry newsletter, with producers today to gain approval or plans to
f.orbearance bas its have become so fascinated is the price: at $86 va nt material on the its readers are the people who will be making pric· i:esume talks on Thursday.
limits, .. Kis singer million for a 16-mile line from San Diego to the death of Diane Silva of ing decisions. Slightly more than 30 percent are River Confandnaf-d added. in a s~h Sun· border city of Tijuana. it's a bargain. Livermore would be presidents or chief executive officers of their own ~
day at a campaign stop "We're the cheapest thing going on fixed guide sent to the Center for companies. and 18.7 percent are in senior manage-WHITI'IER (AP)·-Sanitation officials were
here for Rep. Robert rails," said Judy Bauer, vice chairman of the San Disease Control in ment positions. monitoring water along a 10 mile section of the
i.a1omanino, R-Callf., Dih~gob Metropolitan Transit Developme.nt Board, Atlanta and to the state About 25 percent of its readership responded to San Gabriel River after a bacteria contamination a member of the House w 1c ovenees the project. "On top of that, we're Health Department for the survey, according to results in the Lundberg forced its closure, officials said.
International Relations on schedule and on budget." investigation. Letter released Saturday. Weekend recreation along the river from
Committee. Slate funds, mostly from gasoline taxes, pay The CDC is investigat-They contradicted a prediction by publisher Firestone Boulevard in Downey west to the beach
for the system. which is expected to transport ing the syndrome and Dan Lundberg in one of last month's newsletters, was brought to a halt as swimmers, hikers and
.• THE WHITE Bouse 30,000 people a day. Not a cent comes from1 the bas worked on 171 cases when be speculated that "gas wars" might result bicyclists were warned that the non-toxic bacteria
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derson that Carter has a
plan prepared for a
military invasion of part
of Iran, possibly in Oc·
tober. Kissinger al s o
local news. sports and
odvtrt1$1119 come to you ewery
do{. •n the bright, hvely,
1n eresttng ft!1"1µ1till
~2-421
criticized carter's ap· ---------proacb to Libya in an ef-_.__
fort to free the hostages. I
"I RAVE never un·I
derstood the wisdom of
dealing with every
radical around the world
. to help us in Iran,·
~specially when a
superpower goes to a
miserable liWe country
like Libya that is sup·
porting terrorists
around the world, and
asks it to use its moral
funuence," be said.
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aeatWllll of ~ .,... .-.. • few days 110 to U.. la cm a jet U..t'1 bUled u the qtdete9t conunerelal
llMr tow off U.. wmiNY llM. GlltMrlal Ju.t a mlle eoat.b ol the runwey at John
Wayne Airport. obHrven watebed u the new OC.t Super
• ~ Ont a ludina and tblll a takeoff. ~ comparUon, \be kma·DONd jet WU preceded by
........ m . lbe ID09t often uaed liner nyto1 out ol John
Wayae.
The c:ouenau. wH unanimous. The jet 1eemed
quieter and, u McDonnell Doualu brUI pointed out. the
cbaruter ol the nolae wu 1moothe.r than the "rip and
tear" ot tbe m .
Govenunent ofticlals and •irllne management alike
are pimin1 bopeS on the Super 80, hopin1 it will reduce
complaints about noi.le at the airport. Wore resddenta buy the wave ol hope t.bat airport
noise bas been Ucked, there are hitches. For one, the
runway at John Wayne must eventually be strengthened
to accommodate the larger. heavier jet.
But is unclear whether authorities will let the super
80 operate regularly out of the airport before the
strengthening Job is done. More than likely, a fight on this
po.int will develop.
Also, of the two lines now operating out of the county
airport, only Air California is purchasing Super 80s. And
delivery isn't expected until next year.
PSA, based in San Diego and fighting for permission
to fly out ol Orange County, is also adding the new bird to
its fleet.
Meanwhile, critics continue to claim they're worried
that the "quiet" the jets bring, will be used as a stepping
stone for an increase in the number of allowable daily
flights. And that, they argue. would be counter·
productive.
Linguistic Muddling
One has to sympathize with the plight of the Santa
Ana Unified School District which bas just been rapped
by the U.S. Office of Civil Rights for not provid.ing ade·
quate bilingual instruction ·for students from Southeast
Asian countries.
The edict, among other things, jeopa.rdizes a $2
million federal grant for special educational needs.
It's not that Santa Ana doesn't try to comply. Its 6,400
Spanish-speaking students are taught by more than 100
credentialed bilingual Spanish teachers and a similar
number of Spanish-speaking a.ides.
But the district also has some 1,500 youngsters who
speak Vietnamese and Laotian languages, along with
some Cambodian. Thai and Chinese dialects.
And for these, there are only two Vietnamese-
speaking teachers and a dozen or so aides who speak
Vietnamese or Laotian.
The problem. say Santa Ana school officials, is that
so few bilingual Asians are available for teaching posts.
And even those who do speak both languages have trou-
ble with English pronunciation so are of little help to stu-
dents.
Most of the Southeast Asians now are placed in
special classes conducted in English for students with a
limited knowledge of English.
The district has been ordered to prepare detailed re·
ports of its efforts to recruit and train bilingual instruc·
tors for Southeast Asians.
If it turns out the goals cannot be attained, the civil
rights office may accept intensive English language in·
struction as an alternative.
This is the first logical suggestion that's come out of
the federal agency so far. ·
What these youngsters need, and fast, is a good grasp
of English -which total immersion in the language will
give them. without all the mandated recruiting, training
and paper shuffling so dear to the hearts of the
bureaucrats.
Open the Doors
When the state Assembly reconvenes today for a
brief two-week session, it will be asked to vote on a
measure that would extend open meeting rules to state
boards and commissions and their advisory committees
and subcommittees.
Local governments, and the Legislature itself, a re
bound by law to conduct the public's business in public.
But the open meeting laws do not apply to t.be in·
numerable boards and commissions -whose members
are not elected-that have attained ever-growing reg-
ulatory power.
The proposed new law would make every step of their
decision-making process, from initial fact· finding and
discussion through to the final vote, open to public view.
It further would require advance notice of meetings,
except in case of emergency.
If closed meetings should be required, to avoid legal
entanglements or invasion of privacy, specific legal
justification would be required. ~
The rules and regulations generated by appointive
government bodies are having an increasing impact on
the lives of private citizens and on business.
It is imperative that these rules be promulgated in
full public view. Th_, Assembly should lose no time in
passing the extended open meeting law. • Op1n1ons expressed in the space above are those of the Daily Pilot.
Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and
artists. Reader comment Is invited. Address The Daily Pilot. P.O.
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Iran .Invasion Plan Reported
WAS:~N -A at.artllna. top.HCNt u to lnvade Iran
wltb mllita17 force bu
b .. n pnpared for President can.r. The a.ten.Ible PW"POH II to .-cue the boltqes, bu.t the
operation would alao exact
military retributJon.
Thll would create a crisis on
the eve ol ~ election. Political
studies abow that support
for the in·
cum bent pres·
i dent ba s
always
soa red
dramatically
during a na·
tional crisis.
The ten -
ta tl v e in ·
vaslon date bas been set SUS·
piciously ror mid-October.
Sources say the president has
assessed the political conse·
quences and has concluded the
invasion would be popular with
the electorate.
THIS RAISES a disturbing
question about Carter's motive.
The person he really wants to
rescue, sources s uspect . is
himself. They believe he is will·
Earl Waters
Ing to rlsk war to save bimaell
from almoet certain defeat In
November.
M y anoclate Dale Van Alta
has been ferreting out the Jleaaw
pieces of the invasion plan. de·
tall by detail, for three months.
He baa seen documents so secret
that the code word used to
claaalfy them Is itself classified.
I am now able to report how
our armed forces plan to invade
and hold portions of Iran. J lcnow
the cock name of the operation. l
can also reveal that a "cover
plan" bu been devised to dis·
guise the true intent. As part of
this cover plan. troops and s up·
plies are already b eing
mobilized in the Persian Gulf
area. and "training exercises"'
have been initiated.
I DON'T intend to publish the
cod e designations or other
secret details . There is a danger
that too many specifics could
give the Soviets an insight into
our methods. But I believe the
American people are entitled to
know that the president is ready
to r isk their fortunes. perhaps
their lives. on a desperate
political gamble.
Sources deeply involved in the
plan.nina rear Jimmy Carter's
drlvi.dg determination to get re-
elected bas distorted his judg·
ment. Some feel this strongly;
others admit it reluctantly. They
describe the embattled Carter
as extremely intense. coiled. re·
lenUessly pushing toward his ob-
jectives.
In other words, bis judgment
about this dangerous venture is
not shared by all the pro·
fessionals who are helping him
plan it. Nor bas be consulted
presidential rivals Ronald
Reagan or John Anderson who
might inherit the fruits of his ag.
gression.
THE INVASION plan. of
course, does not become opera-
tional until the president decides
the military forces are ready
and the weather is right. Up un·
til 24 hours. even 12 hours.
before D·Day. he can halt the as·
sault. There are also alternate.
contingency. fall-back plans .
with minor or major variations.
which he could invoke
So the president can deny. at
least technically. that he now
plans to invade Iran. But he can·
not truthfully deny that such a
plan is in the works and that he
has expressed the intention to go
ahead ·with it. Van Atta has seen
t he documentation ; he h h
spoken to several witnesses.
My decision to expose the pres·
ident's secret scheme is in·
fluenced by the experience of
The New York Times before the
Bay of P'gs invasion. Details or
that invasion plan leaked to the
Times. which sat nervously on
the story.
A WEEK BEFORE th e
abortive April 1961 invasion, the
Times published a few cautious
details but withheld the heart of
the story. During the immediate
aftermath, a frustrated J ohe F.
Kennedy denounced the Times
for publishing advance hints of
the ope r ation _ "E ve ry
news paper." he said. "now asks
itself with respect to every
story, ·ts it news?' All l suggest
is that you add the question. 'Is
it in the interest of national security?' ..
But two weeks later. President
Kennedy confessed to New York
Times eilitor Turner Catledge :
"Maybe if you had printed more
about the operation. you would
have saved us from a colossa! m istake ..
It 1s with this in mind that I
have decided to reveal the
general outlines of the October
plan lo invade Iran.
HEADLINES AND FOOT·
NOTES: The Justice Depart·
ment's Office of Alien Property
was set up tn World War II to
handle impounded enemy as
sets. Since then. it has htigated
S900 million worth of claim:,
against those assets. and has on -
ly $150.000 left 1r. the kitty
Meanwh1!e . the office costs
about $105,000 a year to ad·
mm1s ter . Rep Richardson
Preyer. D·N C.. recently pro·
tested the Postal Service's plan .
to increase ZIP Codes from five
digits to nine by rattling off a
few horrible exam ples ·
"2210 1544 2' 926357599'
222031005!" he cried. ··Many or
us s till feel that seven-d ig:t
telephone numbers stretch our
memory cells and confess prob·
lems with six-digit license
plates." Adding four digits to
ZIP codes. he said, will drive
people. "digit-crazy."
Maybe Congress Can Regulate Weather
During this summ er's hottest
s pells, with most or the state
swelterin g in 100 degree·
temperatures, the rem a rk of
Mark Twain comes to mind.
"Weather," he said . "is
something everyone talks about
but nobody ever does anything
about."
Sitting at a typewriter. almost
lethargic from the heat. the
t h 0 u g h t .
arises that
his s uggestion
that nothing
can be done
about the
weather is no
longer accept·
a bl e . Th e
tim e ha s
come to quit
talking about
it and start doing something.
A place to start wowd be to
write a letter to your con·
gressman. True, the Congress
hasn't been able to do much
a bout anything lately. Inflation
continues. unemployment
grows, Detroit is going broke,
homebuilders have priced
themselves almost out of busi·
ness. and bankers have made
Charles McCabe
the int.erest so high that people
can't afford the houses anyway.
OF COURSE, any attempt by
Congress to solve such mundane
problems. if there are any solu·
lions. are met with opposition
from strong lobbyists interests
which render the not so fearless
representat1 ves or the people
helpless.
But the guy who makes the
weather doesn't have a lobbyist.
So, if the Congress can devise a
way to make the climate more
livable they shouldn 't e n·
counter any obstacles. It would
be like Mother's Day. the
American Flag and apple pie. It
would be something everybody
could vote for without fear of
angering the folks at home.
IF MODERN science has ad·
vanced so far that men can be
put on the moon, icebergs can be
towed thousands of miles to pro-
vide fresh water, if clouds can
be made to cry by manmade in·
ducements and Presidents,
while talking into a camera, can
be seen and heard in color by the
entire world, stirring up a cool·
ing breeze or a small rainstorm
shouldn't be bey ·ond its
capabilities.
At a time when the nation 1s
concerned over the e nergy
s hortage and urging its con·
servation. think or the barrels of
oil and megawatts of electricity
which could be saved by con·
trolling the we at her and
eliminatmg the need for home
heating and cooling. And con·
sidering the heavy burden the
infla ted costs of providing fuel
and energy to beat and cool the
nation's homes 1s placing upon
the citizens. the public probably
would be happy to pay a new tax
to finance year around weather
control for the entire nation.
WIULE TIDS suggestion may
seem wild and crazy to average
citizens it should have great ap·
peal to their elected represen·
tatives in Congress. Why not'I
Those dudes h~ ve come to
believe they can cure all of the
world's problems simply by sit·
ting in Washington and passing
laws . And what they don't solve
they feel the bureaucrats can by
adopting regulations and the
bureaucrats agree!
This nation has become so
saddled with laws and regula·
lions that govern not only busi·
ness but md1v1dual conduct as
well that enterprise and 1n
div1duality has been stifled
almost to the point or extinction.
Businesses can 't make a move
without first securing approval
from a dozen or more federa!.
state and local agencies.
AN rNDrVlDUAL can 't repair
the wiring in his home withoul
the approval of some official. He
can't build a little fence on h1~
property without an enviror..
mental impact report and
permits from this and that
bureaucrat. He can't hire a kid
to mow tus lawn without com
plymg with labor and tax laws.
And the kid can't take the job
without getting a permit from
has schoolmaster.
So maybe writing to con·
gressmen de m anding they do
something about the weather
1sn 't so crazy after all. At least
it might get them off the backs
of business and individual
citizens long enough to give
freedom another chance in this
nation. Who knows. they might
even find a way to do somethmg
~ it. They couldn't make it
any \tq(Se. Or could they ..
let's. Join Britain's Drive Against Quangos
For some time now. Tom
Rooney of Kenwood has been
urging on me a new word that
has suddenly acquired a great
popularity among the media in
Great Btitain. I'm a sucker for
new words, especially when they
fill a true need.
The word is Quango. It rather
su11etta some wild spotted thing
ranting
tbrou1b the
outbush of
Australia .
Actually it Is
an acl"OD)'llm,
1tandln1 for
Qua si ·
Autonomous
Non -Gov -e rn ment
Or1aniaatton.
A Quaqo, u I undentud It,
11 a ~ ol well·tlnmeed.
by either 1overnmeot or the
prl •ate tector, bU9y-bodlff ....
Tbe7 .. loot into t.bl_gl." Tbey con.et ...... tune. Tbey lobby I~. TbeJ trJ to make
law wttbOUl baWIC 8ll1 actual
autbortt7 to clo IO. THy are
palu ID tbe Deck. For UM JDOlt
part they ba" no reuoaa tor
nlltmee acept to laclul•• Lbe
whims of cranks.
THAT THERE are plenty of
Quangos in this country will be
touched on later. Right now in
England there ls a campaip to
no less than abolish them, led by
the Tories.
Recently more than 60
Members o f Parliament.
including Edward du Cann,
conservative head of the 1922
Committee, have signed a House
of Commons measure ur11n1
that a select committee examine
the "membership, operations.
financing of and appointment
to" such Quangos.
CalTJing the can for the anti·
Qua ngo functions is Phlllp
Howard. MP from Carlton.
Howard aald he was "saddened"
to learn that the introduction or
the Tory Initiative should
coincide with the formation or
yet another Quango by the
Houalnl Mlnl1try. This one Is
cal*! The Working Group on
Houamc Mlnlstry.
8011£ Ol'llE& Quancos on
which Howard h" measured hl1 slthtl an 1'be Committee on the
ArtJllclal ln.Mminatlon of Cattle
\
and the Advisory Committee on
the Banana Trade. He estimates
there are 2700·odd Quangos (and
some very odd indeed) in Great
BrUain.
As I said we've got 'em too.
and in doubtless greate r
profusion than the British
because we are far more
aggressive and adroit
busybodies. One of my favorite
and recent Quango operations
was the spending or 1100.000 by
the National Institute of Mental
Health <a proper Quaneo> to
make the ut.Oniahing discovery
that whores are NOT happy.
Who, alter all, ever s aid they
,.-ere happy. A c\ever writer
nam~ llobin Moore got one of
the species to acknowledge that
she wu dripping with Joy. and
both tbe writer and the whore
made beaucoup bucks and a
myth waa bom in the process.
THAT 18 W11£&E Quanp set
up other Qaan1os. makJna the
whole bloody bu1lne11 pretty
much aelf.perpetuaU.nc. For the
study of the bapplnHs or
hookers wu Ht up by M.lnu
Silbert, ot s.be Delancey Street
a
Foundallon. a decidedJy up and
coming Quango
The hookers ap pa r ently
turned to prostitution because
they do not have nice parents.
not especially because they wlStl
to find an easy way to tum a
buck. The hookers. according to
Silbert, tried to get those bad
parents to get them out or the
whoring bus iness, but the
parents only told their daughters
they "did not want to lay JT\1
trip on you." This was taken, ac·
cording to Silbert. to mean ·'The
parents really don 't care about
me."
THE QUESTION of wh at
business it ls of the Delancey
Street Foundation whether
whores are happy or unhappy lS
one that escapes me As for t~
NIMH. It Is my view that whores
are no more goofy than the rest
of us. and likewise. no mo~
happy or unhappy than the rest
of us. and they ougM to be left
alone by the Ukcs of Silbert lest
they become a little mol'f' oc
each. Already Delancey ha!-a
2.4·hour "hotline"' for who~ tc
tell ex·whott3 how unhappy th~)'
are. QuaneornanshJp, at i:tl be:a.t.
CALIFORNIA
~f\. ,,,,, ........
~·•a••• ~.It Norwe1lan screen
star Uv Ullman ii on
the campaip trail -
*-1 t o .get o t .b e r
•t. performers to join ;~ Jter drive to help poor
~11. children a.round the ·; world. Ms. Ullman
.. ; said that a visit to
... Bangladesh sparked
, ~ her decision.
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MoncMy, Augutt 11, 1980 DAil. y PfLOT A 7
• Remote County Paper Edited by Physician
MARKLSSVILLS, Calif. (AP> -o:f.. ....,_ ...., more about Macla t1aaa IMICIH.,.. ..._he
beeame ...... al a.be ~ S. -.re-... ,.... . • eoald Ht a broil• boee
••lcll• tbaa mott Jou111aU1u
CC*ld ""*". ~ ~. H• •• ....S to truUAj acddmt vlcUma -not lDtervitwtlal tMm.
a tJT TllB POUIS• 81111 Pno-
claeo. pb~lan bad moN H · perleace the .,..t of the ltaff.'
He wu editor al hla hi•b ~bool
DeWIPllPf'.
One al tbe CoaumnbU lllo ta a
phya1ct.. Tbe uailtanl editor la a
retired ldlool teacher. Tbe ada
&N dOM by bouHwivu and a •~bool·1lrl. Diatributlon l1 by
anybodJ tbe)' can 1et to do it.
Nobody set-paid.
Tbe Ebt.erpriae is a non-profit,
monthly tabloid with no office and
little equipment. On a r~cent
weekend, the 34·year-old Hayes
sat at bi.a cramped kitchen counter
putiq up the paper.
But the aggregation of amateurs
bau't mAINd u lMue, p6ekbll up
a •rowtac a•Mtiece lD Calilonila'a
.. ut ,..ao. eowaty. TMy MY
U.. paper Ml.II about 100 ._al
eacb ialue at 40 etau apiece.
About 100 al tbole to to county
re.id .... The IDOMY II Uled to pay
up-.•.
• ..,_. U & 80 many people
wbo AN twncrY tor aewa about
tbl1 place," a aid Nancy
Tbotnbur1, lbe ualatant editor
who doel moet of the reportlq.
"People who Uve here, people who
utM to live here and people who
want toUvebere."
Alpine Oowaty liee utride the
SJerra Nenda. ltt towertnc, mow·
capped peab rile above grusy
meadows and ruued canyons.
Deer eu1ly outnumber the 1,015
human relidenll.
M~ news media have general·
Jy lpored tbe remote county -
except when IJ'OUPI attracted by
the low population talk of moving
in and takina over. A few years
ago, it wu homosexuals. Recent·
Jy. there were reports that a
mWtarilUc P'OUP WU pnpartna a
1imilara~ . County bave bad to ex-
llt wit.bout tbe ktDdl ol Den that
amall towa papen norm ally cover
-elubl, ae:boola, buat.neuee. cllt-
putea over tbin11 like roads,
sewers end llCIGiq.
EA&LY IA8T YBAa, "we bad
a dinner party one Dilht to talk
about the feuiblllty of startlna a
paper," Mn. Thomburc sald.
Tbey vlalted other small papers
for advice.
Armed with advice and a couple
of bow-to boob, they put out a
newspaper. Jt'a run 20 to 28 pages
ever since.
"Town people, they really like it
a lot," aald Ruth Drieaael, who
work.a at the Markeeville Store. ''I
guess tta because it's our town
paper. I know who's who and who
wrote it and what they're t.altiDC
about."
Mrs. Thornburg, whole teen·aee
daughters alao wort on tbe En·
te.rpriae, said reaction baa been
overwhelmlngly favorable.
The paper bas bad pro·
blems. ctrculaUon "ia tiDd ol a
mea1. Nobody knows who's aup-
posed to do what," Mra.
Thornburg said.
Both Hayes and Mrs. Thornburg
concede the paper baa t0me con·
ruct ol iDterelt problema. Hayes la
county health officer Colu..m.niat
Richard Harvey la on the Planning
Commiaaion. Mrs. Thornburg's
husband is on the Board of
Supervilcn.
Hayes aakl tbe paper 11 "lryinc
to dolt the ritbt way in terms ol
tr)'inl to be o&jeetlve and talking
with the other side." He alto bu
offered to print 1toriea from peo.
ple who don't qree with him.
"I've learned to reepect the re-
ality of bow hard it la to write a re-
ally objective story," he said.
And something else: "I've
learned I hate to type.''
Ke nnedy Quiet on Plans
WASHINGTON CAP> -Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, bis long
and unsuccessful 1980 presidential campaign behind him, isn't say.
ing he'll run again in 1984. But he isn't exactly saying be won 't,
either.
"I clearly have made no judgment about political activity in
the near future," Kennedy told a group of reporters when asked
?bout 1984. "I haven't had to and J haven't."
But asked whether he still wants to be president. Kennedy
replied, "I think that is the position that has the greatest op·
porturuty for influence probably in the world.··
~¥ .. PROFILES: focus on the right clothes.
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,ro• . .,.
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It's • Cltaus blouse affair.
You're invited. Slip into a Chaus blouse.
With just the right touch of lace. Perfect.
For that dressy occasion. Or teamed with a
good suit. White, mauve or taupe. All
polyester crepe de chine. 6 to 14, $34
Emphasis, 385
Uz Cl•lbome's brlgltt team.
A true standout in violet. Cardinal.
Peacock. Matching velvet jeans and chenille
top. 5-pocket all cotton jeans. 4 to 14, $52
Rayon and acrylic chenille top. S, M, L. $37
Emphasis, 395
Sltlrtdreu In Todays O.cron.!!I
Beautifully tailored details. Western yoke.
Comfortable fullness. Two-tone slash
belt. Camel with hunter green. Washable
carefree Dacron• polyester. 8to16.
Ellinor Pommier for Schrader Sport, $70
Town & Travel, 387
Carole Uttle's soft creations.
Luxurious basics. Angora sweater
dyed-to-match wool crepe trousers.
Violet, creme or Wedgwood blue. Carole
Uttle for Saint-Tropez-West. Side-zip
trousers. 4 to 12, $68
Angora rabbit hair sweater, $99
Emphasis, 396
PRORLES:focus on todays women.
Prof lies: Our salute to women leading the
way. In business. Homemaking. Politics.
Sports. Volunteer work. At a reception on
August 5, Bullock's honored 32 women.
presenting each wtt.h a tol<en of our pride
in their achievements. Today's women.
Movfng f0rwsrd. We celebrate
the directions you're setting.
THE HON.
ORETTA FERRI SEARS
Judge, Orange County
Superior Court. Former
Deputy District Attorney,
Orange County. Lecturer.
\
OATHY RIGBY MASON
Silver MedaHst
Olympian Gymnast.
ABC Sportscaster.
Entertainer. Singer. 1977
Tony ANard winner.
HARRIETT II. MEDER
Supervisor.
Orange County
Board of Supervisors,
secono district.
Bullock's South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bristol, S.M. (714) 556-0611. Shop Mon.-Fri. 10-9:30, Sat. 10-6, Sun. 12·5.
BuNock's Mission Viejo, Mission Viejo Mall, (714) 495-3111. Shop Mon. ·Fri. 10-9, Sat. 10-6, Sun. 12·5.
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THE FAMILY CIRCUS by Bil Keane
"I've gotta go to the bathroom. I'm putting
you on hold."
DENNIS THE MENACE
GORDO
NANCY
OOPS·-·I DROPPED
MY BALL OF BUBBLE ___ ._
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by Mell Laurius
NOW WHERE
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COMICS I CROSSWORD
by Charles M. Schulz BIG GEORGE by Virgil Putcb
WMEN ME BENDS LOW
OVER TME SOARD, I
l<NOW ME'S PLANNING
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FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE by Lynn Johnston
MoM-COll.O
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HAv e GOING
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by Gus Arriola
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i!JIRDS 1AIMY S.1-tEPf
by Tom K. Ryan
IT WAS A GOOCJ 51'Ai E
OF iHE? NtJR11.JARY M~SAGt, ~u-r Ncrr A
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MOR1UARY MESSAGE.
TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUUl.E
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54 -case
1 Meal course 58 Grattea Her
6 Sticky stuff 59 Ot ships
10 Repeal Abbr
14 Uneven 61 A 8rn1n
15Wine1>1tche< 62 Tai Mahal
16 Time 01 day site
17 -and 63 8esldes
pacas 64 TV MC end
18 German river tam1ty
19 Attracttve 65 Night ltght
20 Hog-hed: 66 Make dry
3 words 67 Frencn river
22 Scratcher
24 Wrathful
26 StUd10 gear
27 Warehouse
WOl'ker
30 Chemical
endrng
31 Tille
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noun
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40 Byway of
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wrongly
43 Irishman
44 Con1unc11on
45 Effacements
48 Quick look
51 Allude
6 Style 28 Girrs name 48 Flash
2 words 29 Mrne yields 49 Dialect
7 Ancient 33 Beseecher 50 01 stars:
8 Unlocks: 34 Above Comb. form
Poet. 35 lmtate 53 Auel.Ion
9 Sense 36 Consumes 55 Mollusk
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DEAR PAT: WW you ask your readers if they
can offer the hospitality of their homes to particl·
panta in the National Foundatloo of Wheelchair
Tennis Toumame.nt on the weekend of Sept. 12 to
14? The competition will be at Los Caballeros
Sports Club in Fount.a.in Valley, and 200 •~chair
atbJetes from all o'l{er the natioo are expect.e4 to
attend.
P .R., Balboa
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DEAR PAT: I boulht a new blender a few
moot.bl aao. Unfortunately, lt doeln't work proper-
ly and I'd like to take advantqe or tbe warranty .
My problem II that I didn't return the owner-
realalraticm card t.o the manufact.urer. What can I
do?
R.J .. BuntinitoD Beach
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DEAR PAT: Since a great deal of your effort
goes into straightening out mail and processing
problems with government agencies and private
firms, bow about a plug for an outfit that seems t.o
have It.a act together.
I malled a check and passport renewal form to the State Department's Passport Agency in Los
Angeles oo Saturday, July 19. The new passport
was in my bome mailbox the following Friday, Ju-
ly 25. It bad been officially i.saued on July 23. I call
that service. K.M.T., Newport Beach
So doee AYS. Now ud Ula eftlcielteJ does
••ereome · bareaaeracy. Let'• laear from o&laer
reader'I who have super efficiency reports to five
abMt 9111 p.en1.1ae11& ageecy -federal. ceaty or city. Commetl&a abM& prtn&e flnDa wlllell ex-
. ceeded Ile wl le•el of Huamer lel'Vice also
woa.lcl be a welcome acldWcm &o tile collllllL
. Commissioner Fined
Saddleback Communi,
ty College In Mission
Viejo will offer courses
in beginning Hebrew
during the fall term.
SACRAMENTO (AP) • The Fair Political Prac-
·' tices Commi.sak>o baa fined regional Coastal Com--fl:~ ~~W-1"14_:.. missioner Robert Newdoll of Grover City $'7,000
because be did not diaclose his interest.a in $1
mllllm Worth of properties.
Classes will meet cm
the Miulm Viejo cam·
pus from 9 a.m. to nocm
on Saturdays and at
University High School
in Inine from 6:30 p.m.
to 9 ~30 p .m. on
Tuesdays.
For lnformatioo call 5:18-93Cio or 831-4505.
Newdoll, a member of the South Central
Cout Besi<Jnal Commiulon since tm. admitted
the 31 vlolatlona in an acreement with the com-
mlulCJD.
The It.Me Political Reform Act. ac:lmiD1sUired
by tbe cwnm•eaim, req_uirea public oftic:lala to
dlscloee ftnanclal interest. and refrain from
part1ctpettn1 in declaloaa relating to those in·
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A Winner E1'erg Sundag
San Clemente~s Bob Lutz seemingly has found the foun·
tail'l of youth. He won his second_ straight tennis tourna-
;nent Stmday, downing Johan Kriek in the Stowe Grand
" Prix. then teamed with Bernie Mitton of South Africa to
win the doubles title as well. A consistent doubles winner,
Lutz has only recently become a singles threat.
Are Buckeyes No. I?
~ Pw-due, Wolverines Biu-10 Threat,s
:1 ClDCAGO <AP> -Ohio State Coach Earle e
Bruce doesn't beat around the bushes or raise any
clouds ol dust. His Buckeyes might not only be the
best in the Big Ten and the Midwest but will def·
Mike While at Illinois and Frank (Muddy) Waters at
MichigapState.
4 initely challengeforthe national cbampi9nship ..
.. "We have talented players," said Bruce. ··u
, we win the close games and don't have any in·
• juries to key players, we can be outstanding."
WIDTE'S JOB IS INSTILLING confiden~ at
Illinois, where "there are good players but they're
not aware of it."
..
' OIOO STATE WILL be challenged by Purdue,
. Waters bas been working "oo getting to know
the players and to see if there ii any spirit left.
Our strength is our kicking game and we're going
to need it But there is more talent than I expected
. Michigan and possibly Indiana in the Big Ten.
f ()utside the conference, Notre Dame again looms
as a potential powerhouse, and in the Mid·
American Conference Toledo is expected to FootlJaH Preriete
I dethrone Central Michigan. . I Michigan's Bo Schembeehler, dean of B•if
Ten coaches, agrees that Ohio State, Purdue and
Indiana have an edge because all three teams
have proven quarterbacks.
Art Schlichter is back at Ohio State u is Martt
HerTmann at Purdue and Tim Clifford at Indiana.
Quarterbacking could be the problem at both
Michiean and Notre Dame. John Wangler bas
made a remarkable recovery from knee surgery
at Michigan but the Wolverines have an outstand·
ing freshman in Steve Smith.
"l have not seen a freshman quarterback win
a Big Ten championship," sald Schembechler,
"but tbls could be the year."
and Steve Smith and Derek Hughes are as good as
any two running backs in the country."
Alter ooe season, Hayden Fry bas things pert·
ing at Iowa, where all the tickets have been sold
for the fU'St time in Hawkeye history.
"We've made progress," said Fry. "The
youngsters know they can win. Our goal is to have
a winning season. We open against Indiana and we
don 'l need a pep talk."
The reason is that Iowa last season held a 26-3
lead at the half only to lose to Indiana 30-26.
Joe Salem is also in his second year at Min-
nesota, where the Gophers collapsed defensively
AT SOtJTB BEND, DAN DEVINE bas a and lost three of their last four games.
choice from among three seniors -Mite Courey.
Tim Koegel and Gary Knafelc -and said "they "WE PROMISED WIDE-OPEN football but
bave more experience than people think." not on both ends of the field," sald Salem. "We
Whoever gets the job at Notre Dame will have have to be better on defense."
a bevy of talented receivers in Dean lllasztak, Quarterbacking is a question mark at Min·
Tony Hunter a,pd Pete Holohan. The Irish also are nesota but the Gophers are deep in running backs
deep in nmning backs and especially strong on de· led by Marion Barber and Garry White.
fenae. John Josten will return as quarterback at
Oblo State baa a lot more than Schlichter, who Wisconsin after breaking an ankle in the first
Bruce calls "a most exciting' player who can pass, game last season and Coach Dave McClain insists run and ii tough both mentally and physically." "If John stays healthy, we'll be strong. He's
Tbe Buckeyes have a great receiver in Doug smart, intelligent and a real leader. The defense
Dooley and brilliant tailback in Cal Murray, wbo must improve. It killed us''
is "ready for a put year." Northwestern defeated Wyoming and came
Purdue ii well equipped on offense but a ques-close to upsetting both champion Ohio State and
Uon mart on defense. runnenip Purdue but that was all.
"We played 60 minutes qainst both Ohio State
0 WE L08T A LOT OF GOOD players on de· and Purdue and that is our impetus for 1980," said
feme,'• Nkl Boilermaker Coach Jim Young, "so CoacbRickVenturi. f we did a lot ol IC!l'lmmastng thll spring. We're big-f 1er and faster bat not better." IN '1UE Mll).AME&JCAN Conference, Central
Purchae. lllebigan and Notre Dame will learn MJcbigan, the defending champion, lost
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all abom eadl otber early. Purdue ia at Notre Q\larterback Gary Hogeboom, who will be
Dame Sepl. I 8Dd two weeb later Michigan plays replaced by Kevin Northup. Tailbacks Willie Todd
f the lrilb a Saa&la Bencl. and Darryl Tucker are back.
f l'"'na Colleb Lee Cono lmiatl a quarterback StW. Toledo bas been picked to detbrone the
•ls -'--;,.r::: • bia ltDe and ''if tbe line blocb Chippewas and Rocket Coach Chuck Stobart said, ·-,":':::!.... .. __ a --':t:· You-'-__...i... ,.._• "U ... '--...... -..i-the le ... ,_ J '-UUI--..... ....... WUI WBll \ft>° ...._..,. 10 ......... We Can WIQ qQe uwt
feue, a ltlc*•• same JOUI' oftwift liDe. U year: A year ago we were hopeful, tbia year we are
)'OU wiDwttiaattbem, you'nlueky. :· . . . confident. Now we lmow we can win."
Om'IO tldDb bis defeme will tie lmproyed and Tbe MAC figures to be a twO-team race
tbe lloo1l .. are lollcled with rumdq bacb led by altbouab Miami is always a threat and Northern
Mike Harlrnder. ' llllnoll opens with a new coach, Bill Mallory,
'l'blre are two new coaches In the Bil Ten, whole last Job was at Colorado.
Dodgen Go 1-5, Take to Road ...
lineup. I have to be able to produce."
Tbe Clncinnat1 left flelder walked with tbe
bue1 lolded In tbe seventh lmdnl to force tiome
tbe tie-lnUiq ra and Mid tbe DoQen to tbelr
Mb defeat ID tbelr laat lb c. all at ~
Wbentbe)' bad enjoyed~ RCClla.
••1 Mid after we WOil two oat ot tbne ID CID·
dmuld tbat we bad a ciaw. to blow It rc;:ce
.......... bome," Dodlel'..... 18 Dave LGpel Mid. "Now we-.e fel oar won cut
out ....... tot to., eloM .•
Smith Facing
Doctor's Knife
Or Retirement
LOS ANGELES (AP) -As
the Dodgers embark on a nine·
game road trip to the East, in-
jured veteran slugger Reggie
Smith is preparing to make a
crucial decision about bis future.
Smith, whose sore s houlder
bas kept him out of the lineup
for more than three weeks in
what began as one of his best
seasons, said be will make up
his mind when the trip ends.
"I 'll know after the trip which
of three options available to me
I'll take," said the JS-year-old
right fielder. He admitted one of
the options is retirement.
Smith, a ts-year veteran, met
Friday with Dr. Frank Jobe and
manager Tom Lasorda.
"The way Dr. Jobe explained
it to me. there's a seal that
kee ps the s houlder in its
sock et," Smith s aid.
Brett's Getting
Goosebumps •••
He's at .401
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -
ls there anything that George
Brett cannot do? The answer.
for the present anyway. ap-
pears to be a resounding "No!"
"I've never hit this well for
this loog a streak," sald the
Kansas City tliird baseman
Sunday after stroking four bits
to drive in five runs and raise
bis average to .401 in the
Royals' 8·3 victory over the
Toronto Blue Jays.
THE HOT-BITTING Brett
ra pped singles in the third and
filth innings to extend his bat-
ting streak to 29 games. then
rapped a two-run double in the
s eventh and a bases-loaded
double in the eighth .
.. uoosebumps , jus t
goosebumps," said Brett, who
received standing ovations
from the Royals Stadium crowd
of 30,693 and tipped his cap
after each two-base bit.
Brett, raising his season RBI
total to 88 in 82 games, climbed
over the .400 mark with the two.
out, eighth inrung double that
sai l ed over the h ead of
leftfielder Garth lorg.
Ironically. it came off re·
liever Mike Barlow, a rigbt-
hander who struck out Brett
Saturday night.
"WHEN I GOT TO .399 I said
to myself that if I badn 't chased
a bad ball last nigbt, I'd be at
.400 already," Brett said. "The
adrenaline was flowing. I knew
if I got a bit, I'd go over .400
and put the game out of reach."
Brett's 4-Cor-4 performance,
also boosted bis s lugging
percentage to .677 and on-base
percentage to .463. Since the
streak began July 18, Brett bas
h it .463 with 26 runs. six
homers, and 37 RBI.
"One thing everyone is over·
looking in this streak is the fact
that George is continuing to get
clutch hits that are helping the
team to win games," said
Ka nsas City Manager Jim
Frey.
"It's not just a thing for
George Brett."
BRETl"S TWO-RUN double
in the seventh inning snapped a
2-2 tie against loser J im Clancy,
11·9. and he drove in three more
with a bases-loaded double off
Mike Barlow in the eighth.
Frank White walked to lead
off tbe Kansas City seventh and
was sacrificed to second. One-
out lat.er. John Wathan walked
GEORGE BRETT
and Brett followed with a line
drive into the right field comer
to score both runners and chase
Clancy. Darrell Porter's single
ocr Mike Willis brought Brett
home.
In the e i g hth. U .L .
Washington's infield hit and a
pair ol walks set the stage for
Brett once again. Bario"
replaced Ken Schrom and Brett
drilled another double down the
le ft field line, clearing the
bases.
Brett has 128 bits in 319 of.
ficiaJ at-bats this season, with
28 doubles, nine triples and 14
homers. He missed JS gam~
with injuries.
Paul Splittorff, 9-8, with
eighth-inning help from Dan
Quisenberry, was the winner.
Quisenberry picked up hjs 25th
save, tops in the American
League.
CINCINNA11'1 DON OlmR LOIU TMI IALL Al DIRRIL TMOllAl ITIALI ilCOND. ~ ... -~
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-DAM. y ptL()l
Not a Dry Eye in House
As No. 6 Goes on Shelf
,.,.._ AP .,._.k ...
DETROIT n.-1 rtt.lred AJlCallDe'a uniform Ii number and when No. I left the ftekl there waa not
a drv «)le ln the ho~e. , -.Too oftta a player toes t.hrouch hll entire
cal'MI' taklna hla ualtorm tor sranted." Kaline told the crowd
al 42.117 tau at ·Ttaer StadJum Sunda.y.
"I MVtt dJd. tor me. it wu a privlleee to represent tbe
Tta•n" As' Katine &Dd bla ramll.Y walked from the field following
the ceremon1• between ca.mes ol the Tigers' double-header
with the Texu R~en, the team showed fllmed bighll1ht.s
ol some ot Kaline a createst 1amea on the giant video
scoreboard iD center field. TbeN wu no narrat:ioo; juat a recording of Barbara
Strelaand a1AC1DC "Tbe Way We Were."
It wu a t.oucbinl scene.
Tbbty-flve other former Tiger players. including Hall-of·
Famer Charlie Gehrin1er, ringed the infield at Tiger
Stadium behind Katine -who was inducted into baseball's
ball of Fame two weeks ago. Roy Culleobine and Pat Mullin.
the only other Tiger players ever to wear the No. 6. also were
present.
...-----Qw»t~ ot tlw Day-----
''You couldn't discourage me with a stick. I've
already made $300,000 this year and I'd only figured lo
make $200,000. What have I got to be discouraged
about?" -pro golfer~ Tl'evlao.
Crowlefl Six·laitter StoJM ¥ankee•
Terry Crowley doubled home the only run in Ii
the sixth inning and ScoU McGregor pitched a six-
hitter as Baltimore defeated the New York
Yankees, 1-0, Sunday in American League action
. . . Larry Soreuea scattered nine hits in eight innings and
Charlie Moore drove in three runs with three bits as
'Milwaukee clobbered Cleveland, 11-1 for a sweep of a double·
header. Paal Mltebell tossed a four-hitter and Bee Ogllvle
.. and Slxto LezcaJ10 home red i n the ~ Brewers' 4-0 opening victory ... Al W' l Oliver, who homered, doubled and tripled
in the first game, belted three more
homers and drove in four runs in the
nightcap 'to back the eight-hit pitching of
Doc Medich and two relievers as Texas de-
feated Detroit, 12-6 to sweep a double-
head er . The Rangers drubbed Mark
Fldrycb in the opener. 9-3 . . . Former
Mater Oei Hi gh star Danay Meyer and
Tom Paciorek hit home runs to lift Seattle
cRowLn to a 4.3 victory over Oakland. The win
ended a six-game losing streak for the Mariners ... The
double-header l)etween the Boston Red Sox and Chicago
White Sox was canceled by umpire-in-chief Bill Kaakel
because of wet grounds. The games will not be made up un-
less they have a bearing on the outcome of the American
League division races.
Expos, Pirate• Split DoldJle.header
Rodney Scott snapped a ninth-inning tie with ~ ·• two-out , two-run single off reliever Keat Tekulve
to give Montreal a 4-2 victory over Pittsburgh and
a split of a double-header. The Pirates won the
opener, s-1. as former Dodger Rick llhoclea pitched his first
complete game since 1978 and another e~-Oodger Lee Lacy
hit a two-run homer . . . Joe Morgu and Art Bowe keyed a
seven-run second inning with two-run singles as Houston de-
SCOTT
feated San Diego 9-2 to complete a sweep
of their National League double-header.
The Astros won the opener, 5-0, as Ken
Forsch hurled a four-hitter and Jose Cruz
homered and doubled and drove in a pair
of runs . . . Dale Murphy's first-inning
grand slam homer gave Atlanta rigbt-
hander Doyle Alexander ample reason to
relax as the Braves crushed the Giants,
8-2 . . . Gary Maddox slammed a home
run in each game and drove in five runs as
Philadelphia swept a double-header from
the New York Mets. 9-4 and 4-1. S&eve
Carlton posted his 19th victory in the opener . . . Chicago's Bick lleucbel continued bis second-half pitching surge, ball-
ing St. Louis on eight hits and driving in two runs with a
single as the Cubs stopped St. Louis, &-2 •
Petmer ...... lor acum t'lec.,..
Golf le1end A....W Pal..,. almoet blew a four· ·!I
lbol a.ed Gil UM lut ~ hoMt. but btkl OD Sun·
day 1o win the lDwmaUOUI Golf Cluslc by one
atroke O¥er .... ~of Japan. Palmer. wbo wW
be 51 next moatb, ftn.llbed 71 bolee at tbe Mayfair Golf and
Country Club lo l:dmontoa at 271, lllne 1ttoke1 WMl•r par c.tll ..,._, •• ~ lD the face of preaure
appUed ·by toll'• moet d...,.oul performer. turned back
'h• w ..... with a IOUd. two-under·par •and •cored a two-
atrok• victory ln the Weetcbelter Clusic ... Steady Beu.
Da.W. LD only ber aecood year Gil the LPGA tnur, aucceaatul·
ly defeoded ber Patty Bert Golf Clusic cbamplonabip wttb a
two·ltrake victory over llelll8 Slee)' at K,eller Golf Coune ln Maplewood. MlnnetOta ... ,,... _,... bb&er, a 20-year-
old 1tudeot at San Joee State, eclied top amateur eolfer Paw
&laM t-wo-up in match play to capture the 80tb annual U.S.
Women'• Amateur Golf Cbampioo.ahlp at Hutchinson. Kan.
-----8asef»aH T•d.,,-----..
On thi.s date ln baseball in~:
Lew Burdette of the Milwaukee Braves hurled a 1-0
no-bitter aaainat the Philadelphia Phillies.
Today's Birthdays:
Hall of Fame pitcher Burleigh Grimes is 87. Chicago
Cubs vice president Bob Kennedy is 60.
Stoblft-Fi•cb Bl• Niclte bt Boat0rt
HOUSTON -Qua rterback Ken Stabler, 5J
warming to bis new surroundinga, threw three •II• touchdown passes. including two to tight end Rich
Caster Sunday. to lead the Houston Oilers to a
20·17 National Football League exhibition victory over the
New Orleans Saints. Stabler, traded to the Oilers by Oakland in the offseason.
riddled New Orleans in a nationally televised game last
season. He showed the Saints Sunday be had
notlosthistouch .
The Oiler quarterback completed 18 of
28 passes for 217 yards during his three
quarters of playing time.
Stabler bit Billy Johnson with a 15·
yard touchdown pass for a 6-0 halftime
lead and went to Caster twice in the third
quarter for touchdown passes of 10 and 45
yards.
The Saints moved the ball consistently
but couldn't get on the scoreboard until the
STAILU third quarter when Garo Yepre mlan
kicked a 44-yard fi eld goal. Wayne Wilson set up the kick with
a 62-yard run.
Wilson crossed the goal line for what would have been a
92-yard touchdown run but an official ruled he stepped out of
bounds at the 31.
Lw.: Is Making Nante for Seit
STOWE. Vt. -When tennis fans think of San '3 Clemente's Bob Lutz -if they think of him at a ll ·
-the thought usually concerns doubles. His big -
gest victories have been teaming with Stan Smith
lo capture a number of Davis Cup doubles matches and three
U.S. Open tandem titles.
"When I go to a tournament, people ask me, 'Do you play
singles. too'?" Lutz says. "It really bugs me."
It isn't that Lutz thinks people should think or him with
Rod Laver or Bjorn Borg or Jimmy Connors during the last 10
years. "Obviously, I've had more success in doubles," he
s aid. But the name of the game in big lime, money-ma.king
professional tennis singles.
Now, with his 33rd birthday only two weeks off, Lutz
again is bidding to make his mark alone on the court. And
after the past two weeks ... well, as he put it: "The way r
feel now. I could get into the top 10."
Taeo Bones De•trO!fed Attn-Spill
Thoroughbred race horses Cross Cut and Star Ill Breaker we r e killed i n the n i n t h
race at Saratoga Race Track in an accident that
also sent four jockeys to a hospital. Cross Cut died
instantly of a broken neck while Star Breaker had to be destroyed. Injured were Darrel McHargue (broken collar
bone). Raben Hernandez (neck strain)", Daniel Dela.bou.ssaye
a nd Robert Attanasio (both with c u.t s a n d
bruises> ... Former Olympic medalist Rod Dlxoa upset
pre-race predictions by beating favorite Herb IJndsav in win-
ning the 7. I-mile Falmouth Roadrace in Massachu-
setts ... Jean-Pierre Jabo\dJle of France battled fadin~ tires
on his Renault Turbo and survived an eight-lap challenge by
Australian Alan Jones to win the Australian Grand Prix
Formula One race Sunday ... Cale Yarboroagb and his
crew picked the right time to find the "perfect" chassis set-
ting for their car. The 40-year-old driver, waiting for a break,
got it with 14 laps to go and took advantage to pull a way over
the last 12 laps and win the Michigan 400 Grand National
stock car race. Yarborough said his crew bad been making
chassis adjustments all during the race, and finally made the
right one on his final pit stop.
Tef.eri.rion, Radio
TV: No events scheduled.
RADIO: No events scheduled.
SPORTS BREAK / BASEBALL.;.
Philly ArrofJats
First baseman Pete Rose goes h ead over heels after tag-
ging out New York Met runner J oel Youngblood in a steal
attempt.·
Twins Having FlUl
At Angels' Expense
BLOOMINGTON . Minn.
(AP> -Big first innings an
both games of a double-header
Sunday proved to be cure-alls
for the Minnesota Twins. sweep-
ing the Angels, 8-1and6-5.
Having lost 12 of their last 14
games. the Twins scored lour
runs in the first inning of the
o p e ner as R oger Erickson
pitched the distance and left·
hander J erry Koosman was
spotted three runs in the first LD·
nin g of the nightcap.
''I'd say this is the most fun
we've bad in several days.
m aybe weeks ," said Twins
manager Gene Mauch. "That's
the great thing about winning.
When you win, it creates expect·
ancytowinmore."
•'Winning the first game kept
the club in positive s pirits,"
Koosman said. "But it takes
more good consistency than one
or two games. When I talk of
playing consistently, I mean
eliminating mental errors."
Mauch, however. is not about
to say the Twins are out of their
slump. Asked about it after the
first game, be replied, "Ask me
after the second game.''
When asked again at the
end of the double-header Mauch
quipped, "Ask me tomorrow."
Hosken Powell led off the Min·
nesota first with a s ingle off
Chris Knapp, 2-8, who failed to
retire a batter. Powell beat the
t hro w to second on Rick
Sofield's sacrifice a nd Glenn
Adams' single loaded the bases.
Mike Cubbage followed with a
two-run s ingle and, after
a nother sacrifice, But<:h
Wynegar hit a sacrifice fly for a
3-0 lead.
The Angels nicked Koosman
for a run in the fourth when
Carney Lansford and Dan Ford
doubled but the Twins took a 5-1
lead with two runs in the fifth.
Sofield's single scored the first
run and Adams followed with a
triple.
The Twins added a run in the
sixth on a single by Wynegar
and Ron J ackson's triple. The
Angels' Stan Cliburn hit his
second home run of the season in
the seventh to cut the lead to 6-2.
The An gels c ha sed
Koosman, 11-10, in the eighth
when Jason Thompson bit bis
15th home run. a three-run shot.
I have 1nves1ment 1n-
ormation worth s200. It's
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Australia Gets
Extm Tuneup Day ..
N&WPOltT. a.1. (AP> -TM
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Swedm and Brita.ln'a l.Joabeart ••al.alt Ftaac-e a.
svaa1Gs•s aAc&sas
a1reed Saturday to allow
Australia another day to adjust
the riaina on a new mut. Tbe
Auatriflu boat'• mu t 1~pped
ln two Friday while racine
• Svertae in a moderate IS-knot
wind.
While retuminC to tbe dock
Saturday, when competition
WU canceled due to hip wlnds,
Lionbeart'a crew requested the
next day off, talri.Dg one ol two
layoff daya allowed the racers.
The decision by the Svertge
syndicate to allow Australia
another day \o recover from the
K~ WU a r.venal of tbelr
laitlal NKUoe.
Aft« tbe intn'DaUoo&l race
committee brou1ht th• two
alde9 ~.the Swediab •YD·
dlcau a1re•d to allow A\lltralia aDotber day off. aUd
OT. RoWa Wallace. of the com·
milt.ee. ...
GOING IN'l'O today'• races,
A uatrali1. France 3 and
Uonheart were all even wtth l · l
records. Sverice tralla at 0-1.
after Judi• dlaquallfled tbe Swedish boat's tei.aurely Friday
win over diamuted Australia
for a violation of the rilbt of
way at the start.
Two ol the forei10 boats wUl
be eliminated at the end ol the
semifinal round .
Whitecaps
Top Surf
In Finale
When the California Surf
scored the first goal or the game
Sunday night at Anaheim
Stadium, a confident reeling
permeated the team.
..
Monday,Augutt18, 1980
AP'#lf'W9Mto
THE"12·METER YACHT AUSTRALIA WAS DISMASTED IN AMERICA'S CUP TRIALS.
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Big Wig ·=·.
Captures :
Overall
Big Wig, skippered by Ron
MelviJle, Balboa Yacht Club,
was the overall and Clasa B win·
ner Sunday in Newport Harbor
Yacht Club's Huntington
Tidelands race, the finale of the
1980 Ocean Racing Series for the
Ahmanson. Dickson and Corkett
trophies.
Second overall in Sunday's
race was Spirit, sailed by Allen
Brown, Voyagers Yacht Club.
and third was Dawn Treader,
Hartley Turpin, NHYC.
Trophy winners ln class:
IOR-A -l. Ghost, John
Reynolds. NHYC ; 2. Raider.
Jim Linderman, BYC; 3. Free
Enterprise. Dick Ettinger,.
NHYC. IOR·B -l. Big Wig, Ron
Melville. BYC: 2. Spirit. Allen
.Brown. VYC : 3. Dawn Treader.
Hartley Turpin. NHYC.
IOR-C -l. Ruffian, Earl Dex.
ter, BYC; 2. Pistol Pet.e, Lee
Coit, DPYC; 3. Diastole, Scott
Driscoll, NHYC
PHRF-A l. Hidalgo, Rod
Lippold-Andy Zimbaldi, NHYC:
2. Pranc, Gerald Madigan·
Richard Newbre. NHYC-BCYC:
3. Hoodlum, Mike and Cindy
Schachter . BYC.
PHRF-B -l. Nugie Too, Jim
Nugent, BYC: 2. Porpy, Roy
Sinclair, svc : 3. Summerset.
Bob Marshall, NHYC.
PHRF·C I. Nmole. Hank
But it didn't last, even t.bouiff
Humarm. BYC: 2. Bold Forbes.
Ed Cummms. DPYC.
Fletcher Wins
Dana Point
Series Races the two teams were tied at in· &rrowoo .r• ght T am· Dot Horizon Job, skippered by Joe termission, 1-1. Coach Peter Wall l ~I r s c I s I
' Fletcher, Dana Point Yacht explained: "We played very well Cruiser · 0 3 ai OrS Club, was the overall and Class in the fU'St ball and for us it was a
D winner Sunday in the fifth game of missed chances. We had 1'.T C ---'-R S , Lid 14
race of Dana Point Yacht Club's three good chances in the second T hs 1 11ewpol1-oro1wuv ace weep . 0 Dana Point Series. haU but just couldn't put any of n·ump
Fifty-five yachts turned out themintbenef." REDONDO BEACH -Led by
for the race which was sailed The Surf saw the Whitecaps MARINA DEL REY -Dave Night Train. a Santa Cruz·SO Taylor, SDYC; 3. Ranger, Tony Ste ve Rosenberg or Alamitos
over a 15 ·mi le course in score early in the second ball, Pease, Tacoma, Wash .. skip· co·skippered by 8 . Walters and Ouchi. SS'(C. Bay Yacht Club, Southern
moderate southwesterly then add an insurance goal late pered a borrowed cruiser, While J . Thor. was the first yacht to PHRF·B -l. Great Moments. California sailors swept the
breezes. in the game when the Anaheim· Caps over a 35-mile course. on finish and saved her time to win . J im Wilson, SDYC; 2. Thumper junior national championship of
Trophy winners in class: based team let Peter Roe get Santa Monica Bay Sunday to International Offshore Rule 11, Jim and Sandy Lucchessi. the Lldo·l4 Class m a five race
CLAS5 A -1. Grims. Dave behind the defense when the beat out a dozen rivals for the honors in the inaugural Newport Capo BYC; 3. Yellow Bird, Ma:it series saiJed out of King Harbor
French, DPYC; 2. Randy Tar, Sun was pressing forward. North American predicted log to Coronado race co·sponsored Trunamer, SDYC. Yacht Club Saturday and Sun-
GregderSanBds, SlAnBdYrsoC :n 3.Calpon-Rudi Krol, the Dutch Master racing ch~mpiooship. Del Rey by Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club PHRF·C _ 1. Night Crawler, day.
novca • ruce e • of soccer. was picked as the YachtClubwasthehost. led and Coronado Yacht Club. Bruce Klinefelter, SONSC; 2. Rosenberg's finis hes were
BYCL· .. c:-c:-B 1 M ~in· ac Wes player of the game and in addi· _Thale 13heotri~s rehpresfen trhe-The race started off Balboa SBOC. Bruce Wallenstein, 1·1·2·1·3 for a total or 111. points ~ -· aca.. • lion to having two assists. g1on c amp1oos &ps rom e P1"er at noon Saturday and Night under the re verse scoring
h C BYC 2 On s and C d LBYC: 3. Prima Donna, Rick T ompson, apo ; · played an outstanding game in U. · ana a. Train led the fleet across the c system which awards ~. of a The Way, Al Nelson, DPYC; 3· the field. Pease navigated the course finish line at San Diego at 5 a.m. Reynolds,SDY · point for first place and points
Going Left, Greg Heath, DPYC. The Surf has qualified ror at with a 1.6432 percent of error in T he weatherman provided CRUISIN G CLASS · 1. equal to the finishes thereafter C~ C -l . Avoca, Tim and least a wild card place in the smooth water that was free or moderate winds for the 65-boat Revelation. Bill Fordiani, BYC;
John Fuller, DPYC: 2. l'he NASL pl yoff and will I ·ts wind and currenL fleet during the afternoon hours. 2. WeUo, Ronald Lowe. BCYC; Runner-up was Bryan Peugh.
V ulgar Boatman, 0CPuYrCran3· final 1.!e ~ Edmont! a~~t Runner·UP with a 1.9988 per· Corrected time results: 3. New Horizons. Hutzler-Knott. Mission Bay Yacht Club, with Thompson-Anderson, ; · 'S d "gbt cent of error was Mel Lurie. Navy YC. l H '•; third was Kurt Mayol. HoloKi.ki,RlckRaff,CapoBYC. un aym · Marinade! Rey, at the helm of IOR -1. Night Train. 11 King Harbor Yacht Club, 16:Y..; CLAS5 D -1. Horizon Job, Despite the loss, the Surf re-Phase II. Third was Marvel, Walters-Thor, VYC ; 2. Arriba, ORCA <multihu > 1. fourth was Guy Raffee, Mission
t d t fi t l ·n th,. Ben Bennett BYC· 3 Scorp1·on Crossfire, Cross-Kane, SSYC; 2. Joe Fletcher , DPYC: 2. Serena, . urne o rs Pace 1 • s kippe r ed by Al Smith . • · · ' Bay YC. 18, and fifth was Jim John White, DPYC: 3. Shenan· division standings with 144 Bellevue, Wash. with an error Stratton-Jung, SDYC. Allez Cat, Don Nangle, Navy Holleran, Long Beach Yacht
C BYC · ts to 138 for San Diego PHRF·A -1. Typhoon, John YC ; 3. Black Widow, John doah, Rick Deputy, apo · pom · or 2.0502. O BYC C I G Savage, LBYC. Club, 23. _.,. ~====~========~============~~,...-~~~~~~~~-=~·S~O~D~·-L==..:...::~:--=-2-:._:~e~o~x~.-=~·~~---=:....:...~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
Etchells
Winners
Area skippers made a
c lean sweep of the
Etchells·2.2 Weatem Dis-
trict championship re-
gatta hosted by Newport
Harbor Yacht Club
Saturday and Sunday.
Twenty-three entries
were recorded and the
winner was Close En-
counters, co-skippered
by Jim Warmington and
Tim Hogan, NHYC.
Second place went to 0
Nho. Robert Cassidy,
Balboa Yacht Club, and
third was Seduction ,
Gene Williams, BYC.
Jn a Soling Cius re·
gatta sailed in conjunc-
tion wltb the Et.cbella·2.2
event the winner was
Ar1yle Campbell,
Newport Harbor Yacht
Club. Second was
Gaaton..Drtiz. Balboa
Yacht Club.
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LVIW>, Bel'°" 101 a1 '6 '" .~12 Ttaf!llNtf. a.troll 100 J7S 77 117 JU
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Re JKll9°", N-York, )); Oqllw•e. MllwevkH, It , A~f!IH, Oalrl•no. I• Thof'llt l, Mllweull••· 1$; Murrev,
8eltlmor"t. 20; Pere•, 8o!il0n. 20; Mevtltt<rlf, fOf'Onto,20. .. _ ...... 1 ..
Coop«, Mllw""'•· •• Rt. Je<kMlft, N-
Vork, •: eren, l<•Ma• City, •. Pere1, 801i1on, 17: Oll,..r, Teus, a..
""lllwl 111 Oecl.i..ttl Oarw111, TUH, 10.t; s-. BalllMore. It·•. Gura, 1Ct11tts City, 11·5; J01111. New Yori<. IH; Relne11, Boston. t-J: M<GreQD<
BtlllMOft. IU. M. Norris, Oaltltncl, ... ,
NATIONAL L•AOUE
0 AB It H 1'1:1.
T tMPlelOll,SI Louis .. 427 11 1'3 .m T rlllo, Pt.n-.pNe '6 3"' 4S Ill :n•
IC.Hern~.St. lollls 112 '27 80 131 .m
II. Sftlltll, o.tlln tl Jll t7 ltl .m
Bucllner, Olkaoo 103 .is 41 130 .l2t Hendrl(k, SI. l.Ollls 113 '33 ~ Ill .JI•
MC l!lrl<M. Phllect.lot>I• " ,., .. 1n .311
J Crv•. Houston 1 u m Sii 133 .J11 Daw\Ofl, MOntr .. 1 1oe '°6 1>o1 ns JOe
S1Mm0111. St loul• 107 lM 65 112 JOI H-·-Sc:llM•dl. Phll-IPlll•. 32 Homer, AllM>· ta, 76, 9'*er, ~. U ; Cl.ark. St1n Fran-cis~o. 71 •• C-, Monlreal. 11, H-rk l!,
SI LoulS. 11. 0-\1, o.ftttn, JI. "---1 .. G•• ... •Y. De•t•rs, 11 : SchMld\, Phlledelflfll•, Ill, Hef\drlclt. SI. LOUIS, ts
Cl•rll, S.n Frli<\CIM:O. 7b Ca'1er, Mo11l•NI.
7S; I( HHN...,.l, SI. LOUii. 7S
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Bibby. Plllsburoh, IS-7: Walk
PhlledtlPfll• •• 2. •..in. DOll9en. tM,
Carlton, Pllll-IQllle, .. ._. G. Jac~Mlft.
Pllh.,.,rOh,,.l. Rkhard, Houston,'°''· Bom-b•ck NtWVor'\(, 9-'.
Cenedlan Open
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I •411 Lenclleltf. BIOmB«Q, •-4.~rttlrtd. __.," .........
Ch¥1~ Ewr1'LJC1'1d dtf. VlrQJ11le Ruzlcl ,l.t-1
Women'•Cup l-'Mahw-.N.J.I w_,, flm Fl"' • ..,.. st"''"
Belly NtQtlliell d4'1. Kate LatNm, ,._,, 3-6,
6·J; Wendy Whlll! def. l(ey McO•nlel. 11-1,
1>-1, Shef•'ll Acll.tr def. ReNe Blount. S·7,,._3,
6' 7. H Ina 8ollf'll Oel. NIN ~. ,_., W , ,,.,,
WettemOpen
(et CleWl•MI ,,, ... ,51 ...... c;e,,. ~ ...... o.f. Vk l.,.. Amev• ... 1 •• I
Grand Prix Tournement , .. ,.....vu ..... ~
Boll LUil def JQ!lan t<rlek, .. l. •·I
Deep See Flihlng
MEW~OltT t Art't le,.tll"ll -101
•nol•n: '" bonl .. , u2 !less, 1,0.. 1neueni,
SJ ro<k 1111" 4 t>erracuoe. 10.v.'(• Leck.,.)
1'1 anoten: 2 btrrecuoe, m llOl\110, 11S
IWIU, SI l'Ddl Ud, l ,130 rnaci.eu1. 2 Whitt ua bass,
DANA..,.,.., -lS2 •"Ole": '" bau, )J 11arracllde, 2'M bonito, ltS rock 11111, 1.1 ..
Mtckef.C, I blwflll tuNI •
•E DOHDO -m tn11len: '" \and 1>eu, '70 callco bess. n bOllllO, 4 hallbul. 6JI me<keret, s llno coo, 1.450 rock fl\11 e.,.
-422 ~: •.tto rneoere1, l.56S ro<Jc llsh, 1.i11on11o
MAltlNA DIL llEY -103 ..io~n. si.o
rock cOCI, '°' l'NCk ... el, 80 sand beu. JS bonllo, 2 twitlb\11.
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SATUllDAY'S LAT• aHULTS
Nl11th race -Super Sound Ch••oe
IC.rdote), 3.00, 2.«I, 1.~; A Aoon IAdalrl, uo, uo: T-Polley CH•ttl, a.oo. u exec-
" 11·21 Hlcl j l4.JO Tenth •K• -OH·lsaelt.,.11 tMltchtlll,
U .20, 22.40, 7.20; OH·R•bs Aunn.,
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(A4tlr), «Al.~ fwwlll. U ••·
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811C!dy ~ ... .cu ~7"71·10-111
Ra., !<~ ~ "'°J0.72-11-312
J A., H-, M.oti 11·11*71-111 J011M11 Ml,., 5o1,m ..,.,., .. n-m
Terry ~. $1,0U 7._n.n-312
TOM l<l•,~.035 '1·11·7"7)-112
o .A wet0r..,.,u ,tto 12.J0.10-11-m
O<vlllt ,,__.,, U.tOO n.-.1 .. 10-..
Mttk M<Cllrfttlff, U.600 ~71-7>11-..
Jl1n coiwn. ~ 10.n.1w1-..
Bob G•-. u..ao ..... ,.,._n_ ..
Biil l<r•tan. f.2,600 7._.7.71.71 ... 114 A'11t McNlcllle, $1,0M ...... ,.,_,,__,
Mike Hill, U,OM 70.7).70.71-llS Peler 00!\ltftlvl~. il.OM ... 72.7~70-215 eoo En'-. stOM n -10.1>10-as LH Eide<. $2.0M ...... 11-11-as
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PettY Berg CIHafc
, .. MaJI -. llllM.1 Beth oen1e1, s u ,ooo ... 10.11-no
Hollis St.cy, 5'.800 6'·17·11-717
P•I Br..ilev. ll.000 bl-11·11-?IS
Pally H•~. s..s.ooo 10.1>1c-111 Janel Alex. M.000 7).7).11-11•
s.tndr.t PcKl, \J.SOO 11·71>-73-t20 Amy AICott. '3,050 1l-11-11-n1
Calhv IVl«w. \J,OSO 7Hl-71-nl VIO i T-. U.500 1S-1W•-m P&nny Pu1r, u.soo ,,..,._,,_m
Julle s1-.r. U ,500 7l·1'·7S-221
8on111e 11¥v..,1, u.ooo 1 .. 11.n-m
""••dell Wllkt11s, u..oao 7H!-76--m Cindy Hill, '1.IOS 71-7•7._12,
Ptqoy Contev. s1.10~ 1s-10-1.._n•
80flnl• L-r. "· tll 11-1 .. 11-ns· $Miiey HaMllt1, \1,113 7S-7t.11-l2.S
Ctrl• GI~. Sl,183 1 .. 11.10-ns
.Brenda Lunslord, ll,183 7t-79.1S-ns
Jo°'\nn W•tNlm. s1 193 ,..,._H-ns
J•n•t Go~. \1,113 • 13.111s-m t>on"• Whtlt, SI.Ill ,._,,,.,~ns Belh SOiomon. '1,1*3 ,._,J.76-nS V1Ck1 S1nQle10n, SI, t&l 1A·1Hl>-11S
Jerllyn Britz, SI.Ill 1f.1'·19--2"
NFL ECHIBmON
Oilers 20. Sefnh 17
~""~ New OrfHM 0 0 • l t•-11
Hou\IOI\ 0 • U 0-~
Hou -~ IS PftS lrom Stabler lkk k
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Hou -C:.sltr O INH fro1n Stabler IFrlb<hkkkl
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A -43,316
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RUSHINO -Hew 0.~eM. WllSOfl .. n.
ROQHS 10·51, Muncie t ·S3. Houtlon,
Campbell 1-. AtmS(l"OllQ 6-11. PASSING-.._.,. Ofleens, MtMlnQ 6-IS-1
61, Scott O.U 0, llufM ~ 2t. En$MI., S-7·0 36. Houston, Slebler 1'·21-1 211, Merk ens 1-.'MI 11.
RECEIVING -NewOrlHM, WllMlft 4-lc ·
Holmes 2·tl, H•rrls 2·22. G•lbf'eelh 1-1 HOU\101\, JolonsOll 4-42. C•Mpll•ll •· 10.
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AU11tr1an Ckand Prl•
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lvrllo, 1 · :i.. u.n.
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J C•rlos lle111eme1111, Aro•nlln•,
Wllllems, 1'.».
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6 EllodeAnvtlls. llel.,,t,otvs. 1:1''7
1 Al•ln Pron. Br•rll, M<La,..... I :Jl •I
I Gii~ VII'-, CAf\adA, Fertetl. -
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C•lltornl• co•PO••llonl, '57'1 La ..
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R JO"Pfl O.nlels, Jr. MROH L ''"°" L. Wltll-. 160S, B .. <h JACKSONVILLE. SHOOlMAH,tNC ~~::,ro. •m. H1a111no10n Beech,
F 1 a . ( A P ) -A ~SN>ol......,,, Thh llUsl,,.n '' cOnd11ctN 11., •
Tlllt stel-1 Wa\ flied Wltll 1"' County Clerk Ill Oranoe COUftlv on Autlt\t 1,1..,,
pa y c b o Io 1 tat· s re. r"'' •\4.,,_, w" meo wtth ,,,. -··• .... r1ren111p
Hlmloat;i()ll ol a former ~ty Clerlr rJ 0r.-. Count., on Julr This !:.!-..t w~::n:~ed wllh , .....
PftOft Pvllllilad 0rllnQe COcl)I 0.lty PllO\
A119 '· 11, It, IS, I• )112._, <•, ''*'· c .... •tock car racer may be l'1m• -1vOtrko10r.,...eoun1.,on Jv1., r------------
the deeldin1 factor ;.. Publlfhld °'tnOI' '°"" °""y PllO\ "· '"° PUBLIC NOTICE
b u• AUQ, '• II, 1e, U , ltlO )Ito.ell Flt 1'11 w ether the ex·drlver _ Pvt>llshecl 0renoe eoa.1 o.uv Pnot ,,__ __________ _
It.ands trial o• ....... to a PUBLIC NOTICE Avg. 4, "· ''· u. ,., J1~ 1tOT1c• u.v"''"° ••os ., .~.. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ft\el
private psychiatric ----..,..---~--, .. 1.0 ~•H ..i11.,. -·•.....i o., cl!n.ic. "'•o.u. None• PUBUC NOTICE 111e c1111 o1 eo.w ~ tt"" ortl<• ot M-w-=T .... ••• lhe Cll., CIN1< al h Chy Hell, 11 Fair Circuit Court Juct1e R . u ... pt~o~om•1CT N....,, °''"'· a.t. -. c..•1torn1•. ""'" Hudson Olliff Wednes· Nllleel............. FICTITIOUS IUSINISS Hie hou<Ofll:OO.,m ons.otemtte< "·
d d d NOTICI! IS HERE8Y GIVEN tt\e1 lfAME STATEMINT 1• •I whkh 11.,.. thfy will be OpotMO ay or ere Lee Roy .... Botrcl of Edvctllon Of ,,.. '"• IOllOWlll<J QCl'iOf" ere dolnq l'Ubllcly end reed •IOUd ln'lhe COllftCll
Yarbrough re-examined ~---Unified Sdlool Olstrk1 l>vsl~su•· Cllem!Hori for l<URHISHIHG All
b D E Of Or.,. °"""Y will recMV9 ""''" FROST SPENCE TRIHEN, ••S L.A80R. lllATERIALS. IEOUIPMENT. f r . rDeSt Mille r , l>lcbyplOl:OO p.m Olllhel'llddeYOf Town Center Drive. Co.I• Mn•. CA TRANSPORTATION AHO SUCH
who in March said the ~. "'°· ., o.offlot" .. 1c1 ""' OTHER F~ciLmu As MAY BE
ror i $(1-! OIWkl. loc-el 1157 PltQlf>. EOQer Altta-r C«Qoratlon fa RIOUIREO TO PROVIOE STORM
mer racer WaS D· llt Slroet, Colle Mesa, CallfornlA, •I Californ1• coroorellonl. &O Town DRAIN EXTEHSrOH, STRIEAMBEO <."Ompetent to stand trial wllk" ti-IAlcl l>lcts will ... pVbll<ly C•nl•r Ori11e. Goslt Mtta. CA 97676 STABLIU.TION AND ASSOCIATEO
d • ...,...,_,....,104' TwllWlft, Inc la C•lllorn1,. <Or· LANDSCAPING FOR GANVOff COM·
8D J.DSa0e When be al-TRACTOR LOAOER WITH oorellonl. 6tS TOW!I C•nl•r Orlve. MUNIT'Y'PARIC .
legedly attempted to 8ACl<HOEANOSCRAPE• CostUi'~.GA.,.... A WI of lllaM. -llkel'-,....,
Strangle his mother in All bldl-IO ~In accordance with Archie, In< '" GalllOln•b <Oroora· Ofher <ontr«l ooc-i• '"•" 119 00-C dlll llonl. •~ T-11 CA!lltt O"ve, CO$i. t•lned In 1111 Olfldot lhe Oeoert~t
February. on ons, lnS1ructlon1, tnd M C _ of Ltl•·-~.~ 17 r l 0 Sfle<lflceUol!J Whkt>.,. -on Ille In f'W ".,.,. -·~ -~~... ~• r rlw ,
Yarbrough is charged 1i. otttc. ot tte 1>ur~1nq 01-.100 ~;~,~;;~hi~ <Oflouc••d bY .. ~.~'::"C::s.:;.';.~
With attempted first-;:.:l~~~~'~i1::c:~;7nt1t EOGARALEXAHOEP reQvt\I Olen• -•oeclllc•llOfls ~
degree murder Of his Ho Bkldlw l'NV Wllh«aw his Bid lor C.ORPORA1'10N M•lllld, Ille <'*'9e wlll ~ $7.JO per
th d b a ~rlod of tortv•flV9 l•Sl dt'\1$ efter 8., R1cllard N. Frost WI
mO er 80 &ttery O( a . !tie dehi 91 for IN open!nq l'-reof. ~O<lnl Each bid 11\.tlf I» tnede on m. pro.
1 -1 · Tiu• \tall'mPlll w~• 1111-0 "'"h fhf' OOIMll form -111 n. "'.,'""" provlo..s 8W elllOrCement Officer. The Board ol Eoucatlon of the C'ovnlv Clttll o1 O••nQO> County on July In 11\e contract docu...._h, and •hall If the Uni Ver S j t y Nttwoort.-.W Unified Sc-Ol•lrkl H. '"'°· b• tccompanlpd by 11 certified or
H ,.,.,...." lflt rl!IM lo r.lect •n• or •II F 141001 CHhl1rr's check or • bid llOfld for llOI Ospital 'S)Sychologast Bien •nd "°' neos .. rlly KctPI Ille OAVIOSON & MATSEN teu .,,.,, 10 OP<"<Mt of the amount of
r each es the same COD· rowut Bid, •nd 10 waive tny In. '-Mn~ Boutnard "'" bid, ,,,_ 1»¥•1>14' lo Ille City or l . formalllV or irrt0U4<1<ltv In •"Y Bid r~ Sui le MIO Coll• Mes.
C USIOO this time, Oliiff <•lved. Ntw1>0r19Nct1,C.. lf\f' Col\lrat1or ~hell, '" the
j 0 d '·Ca led C h 8 r g e S ~s= OtW l<I Puofl"""" Oranqf' C.0..sl 0.111• P•lnl P"MormMl(f"ol 1114'"'°'k and 1MOrOVf'·
8 g a In St ya r b r 0 Ugh of 0rallQI! COVIii•. CA AuQ •, 11. 18. 1S. t'l8Q 1181 80 m•nh, conlorrn lo ll'W' Laoor C°"" of I"" Sl•lf' ol C•lrforn1" """ olhfor l•w\ WOUid be dro ped Ooreitttlf Har11ey Fl""'' p . CPM. Pvrchtslnv Olre<IOf ol ti.. SlatP Of Cahforn •• appllC•llk' lh.,rPIO. Wtlh IM U Cllt)tlon Oflly 01 PUBLIC NOTICE "When We to ld him he D•TE~l~~~~1----__ SVChvarlahO<\s111 m.ty~reoulr&dun•
may go to a pnv ate tn· Pu1111.-0r.,. eoeu 0.11., p1101. HOTICE OF MLE 0"' '"" 'Ill"<••• •1 .. 1u1 .. , purcuan1 111 • A 11 1S ., Hotlc~ h hfi<ecw OfWft ou1w--1 to •nun e>tOC.tff"d•no~ hf'tf'unottr ~,,.
StllUtiOO, he WaS e l 8l• "9 ' 'I J3JI .... -llOnS J071 -JDn of ti. (lvtiCOC!• IUfn .tlld •llocn "AVP not been
e d • • • s a I d J u n I 0 r I of In• Slal .. of C•lllOrl\1d ..... un \l>Pll<~ lly ..... QrOYISHI~ Of , ....
J h PUBLIC NOTICE de•~ned. T-BM Towlnq will •~I• •t L•l>Or c_.,.,,, PrP!<'ror><• lo ldbor •h•ll 0 n SOn, C rew Chief PUllllC •UCllC)fl, ti 6011 Ctl•Prn•n be Q1 ... f\onl¥tll ltoe..,._rprov1d4'<1
when Yarbrough W 85 FICTITIOUS ZUSINESS Av•nve, GardHI Grov•, Cdlllornoa llY law 1969 NASCAR driver or NAME STATEMENT .,... .al 10-00 .. m • .,., Moncl•v. ,,,,. ht No bid shall ... tOflsl<!tt"" llftleU It T,,.. foOOw!llQ i:-non I~ doll>Q ~I-0 1., of S.PI-1'"90, ,,,. ro11ow1nq "m"d• on" form lur11l~""<I b'f ,,,,. C•· the year. The ex-racer ,,..\,., 0ttcr111eo_.,.,.,10•11 1vo1 CostaMe\.A -"mao•1n11c
the n "broke down and '>E'RNE WPOPT HEIGHTS TRAVEL ""~~:st~~ 5::~.p~·~ HO ~~"!~..;:~ .. ~ .. -. 01 '""
Cried," Johnso n S":d . TR ~EICLE,.:•~d tNT,ERNATllONAt. S.ICI .. I .. I\ tor,,.. ouroo-.. of .. II•· E•ct1 ~ rnuc1 be llctmwd and .., • r...,.NNER~, 10ll fl v•tsldf also ll'"Cl'Mlllif!d,u reovlr~ 11• ••w
_A ccording to the Rev. :,~~u· H~n BNch. C•lllornl• :~no:,orof\~::~;;:.~ ::.~= Tl\e C'lly Cour-c•I Ol lhf' '''" oi CO.Id
Bill Baird, chaplain of.. Wiid" M ~r~. JSI E'I l!n<lno Wilt! CO.tsof-.r1fw1Q ~ Ur>eft~n ~w ,.._s -riQht 10 re1ect .. ny o .. v .. O•-Bar C111tom111 OI \II~ or •11 bid'..
the Grand National T o a1ec1111o\11tt101yo1Auqu" ,.., £11""'"",_., s t 0 c k c a r c I r c u ,. t • '.llo/l~·~.':""41'\tt\ ,, CondVClfd llV •n In J IC LI f H 5"L fS ,,,., ci."" of·~
WI Jl.OYM<Feri..no C•l'rOfCa\l"M-
Yarbrough s aid: ·1 can't ,,.,, \l<l:::"nrR!:~ •• ..., wll h '"" Put>llst.cl Or.tnQr Coast 041fy Pllol P\11111~ 0.M>Qe Co.ISi Daily Plfof
be I ieve they g ot me C'ovn1v ,, .. ,_Of Or•~ Collt11'f on July 1-A_UQ_u_s_• ._._. _ • .., _______ w_1...;eo..;___A\l(j_._11. 18· Iller) Jll...,
charged for trying to kill 11• '"° FUUU
my mother. I don't un·
derstand why . I love my
mother.·
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PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE -~------~---~ "'°"h .-s tJ// J_., l l, '* ol M 7S 8E,Olt£ THI! o-r \htr., -on the nutnber ot DEPAll~MT OF COttl'O•ATIONS ....... OUl\~flQ at thel date. FO<'
OF THE IM t1'ree ~ «>ClifoQ •II JO, 1'90, STAttOl'CALIFOttNIA APPl1C•nt's net ••rnln9~ -~rr ,. .. ..., ..... ,, 11.os1..-ors"-~--
HOTICE 01< HEAlllHG tllf' evttr~ ,,...,._, of ........ , out· In tne Melfef' of IN Apphcatlon ot •l•ncll"9 duf\nq t,.. ltlfw .-tM. A~ f'ICTITIOUS 8USIHESS THE FLOOIWCARBOH COMPANY of April JD, 1'10. APPlktnt -• bao11
NAME STATEMElfT I04' a ~I autf>Q<lllllQ the ~i. ot ~I _,,h of -imatet., $1S,Gt,5'3
Tl11• to1tow1nq Pf'fWll '' dofflO M t· 'lt<urll~. or \6.70 per SllHe ~d ""°" ll>e
• ~u,:~~l'S CALIFORNIA FARMS. l TPM FIRuorocdertionL Compeny,. ""' :"~~ OIJ ~lO 1~._~ •I that
Houston. They are l'd le -• u o• • •Qvn• N Qu .. 1. • "· ..,., .-. -· APPi"'•"' com ..,,. Aelatm Court Hv"111>9IO<I 8eKh. C.lltornl8 m n Att.<'!!•Ofl 0-.lrMen Pl .. f<I lllf' <KQUl\1llon of IM •-t~ ot..,
today, then begin 8 nine· CA 9'~ RH'<~ lloAlber. Inc , 1"'3t C-dl~•\lof\ ol -company -•II,.. lhe
game tn'p Tuesday 1-n v ~ P•1
1'-Belr, 11tsf Oceen Ro.o, LaQune HIQWI, C.llfornta92•77. 11oc11 of _,,., comoan.,. '" ••c" -Ln .• Hunt nqtQI\ BMch. C.A 926A6 Atte11tlon ~' c.w, the ~· dollar •ft'IClll<>t Of
Montreal Cincinnati is Paine•• """ e.tt. 11es1 OcHll O'Me'->v • M.-n, A"""""'•• tM1e Kout•"'°"' •M...,. ,,,..., .. , 10 View Ln., Hwltlnq!Ofl 8e~h. GA '71>Ct> l .. 0 H C 0 II\ 11 I I ta at home tonight against Thh.l>USlfwn ,, conctvct.., t>y &n ,,,. H!:Poor-t ..:C"',,':°~~11~':;,~:":.: u~t. na11e • ' IHMnis Of Appi ...
Sl. Louis. dlvklu•I. lentfon:G.-y.J Slnot• EWI R4'•wts wa, Incorporated In
The Dod.gers Scor e d T I Pmk.1• A Bttu •nd 1111 51\ar"-" of c1.u~ " c1111orn111 1n t"4J 11 i• • iO":lellreo " • N1tmPll1 W6\ Ill.., wltfl llif' Volino com..-Stoel •ncl C1.t" B manVtactvn-r ol ,._ ••ln.dted •nd
o nly 15 nlllS during the Covnl'Y C~ Of 0.-Coun!., on Jiii., llon.Yotinq ~ Slou ol Rnvo~ mtl•I l>ONed rubbrr product\ 11
Sl·x game home t d n .1..a. Ruoo.r,1nc. ~rv•\<VRomH'\lhf"OUOhouttheUn11. • S an • F1""1 Nolle• I~ -.t>y qf....., Intl Of1 ~ N Stal~ -1n _,, forel!ln <-·
SiX Of them iO One PuDlh-Or-Colrt 0.lly Pllol ltmO.r l , lWO oil I JO p.m, • pVIMIC In•< lfCltn '-m8nUIK1urk>q pl<tftt~
g ame. "f don't knOW AUCI C,ll.ll,1S.l'l90 JH7-'0 ll•••l no will II• llelO befo re IOCAI..., "' ~n C""'-lfl, Cal!IO<n••
GERALDINE 0 GREEN Com· aN!Albflrl"'""·Ale1>.1ma.R..._.pr,..
what it is ," oHered PUBLIC NOTICE m1u..._otcorl)Or""""'ot•~s•••• du<h •nc•~'"°""'Q""'"""""o""'' Manager Tom Lasorda. Of C•lllor111a. or any A""'•nt Ot par!\ on ......,.,...,, ol OtllH•nt (Oft'\. Cou11tel OI such Commlui-1'; at .oo PoUNI\, \hafl!ft ef\d ~~ Pfodv(I ei>-"We' re not h itting. N-66651 South Comrnonwulll\ AVtnu .. Los pliUllOll< tn<tuo. ...... y dlfNAnl '"'
we'r e not scoring runs . NOTICE OF DEATH OF AnQel•~-C..lllorn1• 'IOOOS. uoon ap. duW••• ....... ~·•111' In IM llQUIO
''Sur·e. tL.'-was a dis-WI LLIAM w. DENNIN, pllullon OI ThP Fluoroc•rbon ,..,... tr.On\m"UCln•nGusl,-,. Rtt....,.Rllb4loor I U'> pany, • C..hlor111• CO"PO(lltlOfl. ""d <u•lom,.~ lf'ICI,_ '"""' of n-e M•lor astrous homestand. no aka WILLIAM DENNIN, h•reln•lter , •• ,,,.d lo -· "APl>fl· p,,,. Md valv• manutectvren •n ~
aka 8 ILL DENN IN , cant." for• 1»rm11 av1-111nq ,,... ,.,. country R ... ..-.· l>f'•n<•oal uecullve
question about it. When I RV I NE, CALIFORNIA w•nc• °' '" W<U"'~' """'"'~110 .. n olfl<·~ ~ IOUtecl '" ~ H19Yel
we beat Cincinnati two AN 0 OF PETITION TO AP011ca11on meo Juiv 1t. ,.., c.11110••"•-For '"" 1isu1 year .-..,
t f thr ,.ppllcant no 4n aufl\ot1uO Seot•mber ?I, 1'7', R-\ had net 1n.
OU 0 ee, I Couldn't ADMINISTER ESTATE cap1i.111.11on ot •.000.000 ""''•' o1 come of s1.1eo.,., or u .ss oer \hare,
wait to get home." NO. A·10S439. Co1n1non Sloo. u o P•r """'"· of b.ew-cl .-. ti. ..,..,_ ""'"'-' ot
But the Dodgers lost T o a I • h e i r s • '"'11c" '.m.309 -· •nutc1 -out· ,,,.,., out5twiOl119 °"''"9 ~ ""'ar. •ltfldl"ll as ol Jvfy 11. ltlO. For Ille llKfl 'lffr 9fldtd Seottml»r"
three straight to Atlan-beneficiaries, c reditors App11<e11thh•-1.o~1tv10 1•. ma. R .. ...., '*' .... 1 ,,,.....,. of
ta and, after beating and contingent creditors of iuue an ~· of not 10 u c-s1.3'1.120 ors." .,.., ..,..,,. bawd ue>-
Wi 111 w Oe . k 1•.000 Nt'IS of Its ComMOn Stock Of\, ... ·--........... Of ...,._.. OUI· the Reds on Friday am • nnin, a a -'"" Pt'OM•s-v "°'" .,, t11e •o-st•no11111ow1no--r.Theboot11M't
night, lost the last two W illiam Oeflnin, aka Bill prodtNt.~t99fur1nc1oe1arnount -rtholR•,,..••S.f1lfim~111. m• Dennin and persons Who ofS.J.174,029-lo•nAQr-wn , ........ , "'S13.•1 pu \h••• ga:a~g'~r0~er~f:· rec· may be otherwise interest· :n:.:.~~="o....,.:C:::: :,,:::;:,:;:-:,a:::;,s1;;:
ed In the w il l and/or c•nl. ano R"""' Ru111>er, inc .. • Reevnhed'°'•tMset•olM."1,771. o rd 7·5, and reliever estate: ca111orn1a corporation 1"11..,.,., .. , 11a11w11es o1 ~1mete1v H.11•,m
Tom Hume. limited Los A petition has been filed -.., .....,..__,, o1 """•o-r 0totw_, •"" ,... _,,, t11 M.uuas. For .,..
AgJeles to Sl·x h a'ts. The by Diane E. Dennin In the SllCll•~arv-R-· U-IM nl...-onthQMiod...mdJl#MlO,t•. """' ol lhtW aoreemenh, APOll· RMvn heel Nt I-Of "2J,JllO 0< D gers had numero~ S u perior Coort of Orange cent's wllolly-~d1 ... v •Ill bllJ u.os oer ~.....,upon nw .,..,'"
opportwlities because ol County reques ting that merq..i •ltll •nd Into Rffve• '"° n;;mt>er of_...., Ollblllfldlng "" ....
Diane E De · be RHVtt "'--" •Ill rec.Iv•. '" '"" nine'"°"""· The -_,.. boot< seven bases on balls, but • nnrn ap. uchano-tor 111e1r ci.u A voun11 ,,., wonh of R-•I J-JO, ,..,
strarided 11 runners, poitned as personal common s1oc11 .no Cl•" a ~0,,. wasu1AO.-U0011t11t"""*•of
rep resentatl ve to ad· VotlnQ eornn-stot11, <oltec'lt~•ne-\htres001tS1-1noon--.
twice leaving the bases minister fhe estat e Of ltrrtd lo HIM Reeve• Com1non Tiie lln•nciel lntor1nalio11 tor Stock Cert loaded. w 11 • stort, ~ ot A9Plkent's com"'°" R..,.tt. N...-11 -IOd eflded J.,,,.. fal .._..,,,.,Midi.I -I I am W • 0 en n j n , SloO o" tlltl ""Is Of 1.51 snt••• of Ap. JO, Hto eftd for APClll<..,f's lhl"H
1 c a1e ver11orouv11. c 11evrolet 700, The Reds broke a 2·2 Irvine, California (under ollca11nc-s1oe1ttore«hst1-..-th ~ -""'" •· 1•. 11
10 .151. tie ln the seventh when the Independent Ad-of RHVH Comtnon Stoel! held bl' based on__,,,., rewftsof-re·
1 Neilllollnelt,Mercurv.700. "l mlnlstratl f E t t lNM, or, .. !Nlr elKtlCN\, ... ., Ill !Ion~ TN""'°'~' lleflews. ..._ l OonnleAlll*l,Clltl ... rolel,100 Dave Coll.ins and Ray on 0 s a es CUh•lld $3U71norlncloel•mountof -lh-ltllorrnttlofl-lftforf'llt-
• Oerrell Weltrlp, Chevrole1, 200 Knight singled with one Act). The petition Is set for PfOll'lb-V..., for each IUC'h sflere; llon furn~ 11\1 R-Wltfl retPtet s Alchef'd Pwlf'f. Clltvrote1, 100. B bb c hearing In Dept. No. 3 at provided, -· -any --10 fll .. ws· flNncltl ................ ltWt • Buddy8aker,Chevrol•t.:IOO. out. 0 y astillo 700 Civic Center Drive •l•<llrlO IO receive cash •lld pro-•II edJus-• (C0Mlsll119 only Of
1 Bo110YA111ton."-·"'· replaced s tarter Bob W es t, Santa Ana , :\~~=:.~!.:'~',~:,C:,'! ~:'~!,~~.:O,.a:4~~ •.8eflft'fP.,.,.,,CN"""-1.i... Welch but walked K en C l lf I 92 O .,_ ,....,_,. t, Biii Ellton,Mettury, I... · a Orn a 1 1 On .;>eJ)-~ It-Common S4Dtlt Ins U\frt h•ve bffll made. TM resullt ef 10.1(_.,._.11.ait~.1... Gri!(ey and Foster to tember 2, 1980 at 10:00 uo.oaow111 r~1 ... •11casft.T11e-R-es·-.ci..IOf'111t111nt"'°"~
1f, Tftrf.....,.., o.vrotet. 1.. ga· ve the Reds a 3.2 '"'.m. m1uorv 11Gtnwt11 "9-11...o, in oett, ended are~111 llldlut1wot
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U. JlrnmyMHM, C~, 1'5. ( 0'11 OW e d W i l h a granting of the pet(tfon, IMlltvtioft. "-kMt's ,,__Is su• tlltl fhc• .,,...,. .,_ Sctlle 11C1tr 27, u. o.K. utrkh, c.hewcMet, its. you should ei--r a .... 1ee1 to~ CCll!dlttofts. lftci-....,. •• •"' i. ....._1e1111 1ess ...,. 11s "Lt11eS....O,Chevrofet,t'M sacrifice fly and Joe ".., p....,.ar eoonwa1or.._·stoc11holdersa1e ne1111c-w11tc:•y .. ,.1m.TI1e,...
11. eu,., Hatwt. ~. 1... Nolan sin"'ed home the at the htMtrlng and state ..-i.1 -.tlftl to tte -A..,... 11, "'"'of .....,.ICMt's _..._tor 1t1e 11. JotJv Ridley, ~urv. ,... 6' your obJectlons or file 1ut, "" ••ec11on "' ...... tllrW .,..... -'°" ...-...,.,1 •.
It. Olck Mr(, Cllevrolri, 1'M, third ruD Of the inning. Written objections With the IMrwltO!den I• recelv. ill ttw ... ,_ -Mt ~ty ~Of IO.J.O.McDllffie,a..w....,1~ rt ................. lf7,SJ61neaeftend IMflsctll-fW!Nfllll-. 21 .. cecnGonllon,~.1.,, PUBLIC NOTICE GOU before the hearing. ~SIWY,..__._..""°"'.__ For"""-lllllnNtioft ~
"· TomGele, Fot0, 1.,. Your appeerance m.v be .-. 'ilMI • lwvtllt ~ ·~ 1t11s ,,,_,~is rnedlt to a. u. 8nQJ1tC0111, "°"'· 1.,, In person or by your •t-Ill' ...__ s.wa••~ ~-. ....,.101ion.,,,..,. ~ 111ee1 "'c-1,, w • .,..w~. ~ ... 113, t 111et1 21' Clf ._. ~ Stick. 11e<t1on ~at h Los A,..._. tS • .J-NYltOfl.~ .. L18'. NOnea~SALa orney. .. ...... -•lltlY !las •UhlenCllllQ offk• ol 1111 Olctw1meM tJ// '--• "· a.,,. Mlftls, ~IR, Nofke Is ..,_ QI-. ovnuent to I F Y 0 U A R E A 11',ttS.19 _... 91 0.. A V .. "'9 tloM. Tiit '-""9 will • ~ 11.111c11erc1o.t111r-..~.1eo. 111Ct1ot1aJ1111en.Umott11eciv1tc-CREDITOR ore cont-~Slee1t.,.,»,10.t1t1t11N,... _ .... _.ketlon.,.__..._.,.,
ti. Stuent""4MrNll, lvklt, l17. of lh• Stat• ot Cetllotnl• tllt 1111· l""'ent Creditor of the de-Clf0..9HM-liletltllc:en-Stoo. •llcl doc-ts fllw In ~-.ctlM 2t. R-.t.'T'llolnM, Iulo. 171. dtrs!QMd, McFerlend's T-lno l11t. "• u,._.. ti. c:on1111n1na11911 et tlle lllertwlll\. Del ... r JI. Rogw ~. Cllevrolet, Ul. will Mii tit !Miik t11C1lon, ti 740 N. Ceased, YOU must fife your fll•rtof', ,_ ..... s wlll bf a WMfly. Anr lntereiltd PfflOM, IM!Wlfte
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Mondey, Augu1l 111, 1980 N O~L Y PILOT ~
Dow Jones Final
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CLOSING FIGURE ~.83
Astronaut Flying
On Swiss Time
By MILTON MOSKOW'ln
Five years ago, when he commanded the Apollo mis-
sion that linked up in space with the Soviet ship Soyuz,
astronaut Thomas P. Stafford used a Swiss-made Omega
watch to tell the time. The Soviet astronauts also carried
an Omega Into space.
Omegas became the official timepiece for space
nights after passing various tests demonstrating their
ability to withstand radical changes in temperature,
pressure and depth. When Neil Armstrong walked on the
moon,heworeanOmegaonhiswrisl.
GENERAL STAFFORD IS retired now -and guess
what? He's working ror Omega. The Swiss have hired him
as chairman of Omega Watch Corp., the United States dis-
tributor of Omega watches. Omega Watch is head-
quartered in New York, but stafford doesn't have to do
day-to-day duty there. The native Oklahoman lives in
Norman, Okla .. and he sallies forth from lime to time to
testify t-0 the quaJity or Omega watches.
Stafford had hoped to be in Moscow this summer. He
was planning to kill a couple of birds with one stone First .
there was going to be a five-year reunion or the Apollo and
Soyuz astronauts. And then. or course, there were the
Olympic Games. where
Omega was once again
the official timepiece. lt
was a PR man's dream-
come-true. But when
the Commander·in ·
Chief pulled the United
States out or the Olym ·
Money
Tree
pies. it grounded General Stafford at home.
There's more to the Swiss move in recruiting Stafford
than a desire to capitalize on his experience as an
astronaut to sell Omega watches. While Stafford was up
there circling the earth in 1975, the Swiss were having a lot
of trouble on the ground.
Switzerland used lo dominate watchmaking the way
the Uruted States used to dominate automaking. They were
then blown out of the water by the Japanese and the elec-
tronic revolution. J\l one time Swiss Factories produced 80
percent of the world's watches. Last year they turned out a
little more than 50 million timepieces. good for only 20 per-
cent of the 175 milLion watches sold in the world.
THE TOTAL SWISS SHARE is higher when you count
movements and other components they export to countries
where watches are assembled -but there's no doubt they
have been slipping in the marketplace. Japan has pulled
up even with them. And in 1979 an estimated 70 million
watches came out of Hong Kong.
Numbers by themselves don't telJ the whole story of
the Swiss debacJe. While the United States. Japan and
Hong Kong were turning to electronic digital watches, the
Swiss. for the mos t part, were s ticking to the old
technology of mecharucal timepieces. The digitals sold for
less, they kept accurate time -and people bought them.
The Swiss watchmaking industry was being decimated by
Seiko. Casio, Texas Instruments and other electronics pro·
ducers who knew little about watches but a lot about inte-
gr ated circuits.
Omega has now joined the electronics movement
Earlier this year they Jntroduced the Calibre 135S, a quartz
watch that is incredibly thin: one-sixteenth of an inch. It
uses the new electronic technology inside but retains the
old face and bands of traditional watches on the out.side.
Encased in gold, it sells for a cool $9,000.
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Flo lead• • derlng 1ttemp1
ro t>realc,,., motllet's boy-,,..,,o out ot an Old
people'• home in time tor a
party (R)
0 LITTLE HOUSE Ofiil
THEPfWRIE
Mary auttera an emotional
breakdown &lier a 11re In
lhe SchOOt fQ< lhe Sllnd
ciaitm the Ufe of hit lnfan1
son (RI D MOVIE • * • "To Eech His Own"
( 19461 Olivia de Havllland,
John Lund Years •fter g1v-
1ng up hef lllegltlmate child '°" adoption. a woman
tnMIS,,., son (2 hrs.I
D ®l TltAT8
INCREDIBLE
Featured: killer plants that
devour an1mal1: a hill that
defies the law ol gravtty. a
water witcn, 1 computer
1ha1 allows a man ro •
"spealc" w11n his '!>'95· (R) 0 MOVIE * * ·~ "Whal '11 New
Pussycat?" ( 1965) Peter
Selll!f'S. Peter O'Toole. A
contused young man seeks
help from an even more
confused psyc:h1atrist C2
"'~' Cl)THE~
Tne adventurous sequel 10
"The Bastard" by JOhn
Jakes ts ser In 1775. as
Ph1hp Kent naks h•s ll~e as
a captain on 1111 ColorNal
Army 00<1no 1ne Aevolu·
toonary W&1 (Part 1 of 21
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~ jo4t by I rlYel rlldlO ...... , .. ) • e.••181111.aw
"~ f'rOlft Tiie For••"
Tl\9 41\!eftlt laedlrlo up to
the ~ of Illa World
Wer I Amllttloe. c:tl8/lglng
IM cow .. of 20ttt-olntUtY
Netory end llltl.lng ttMt
lttlQI fCW WOfid W• II, WI ,_..led.
• n. "'IDATOM
Robert Redford narTat ..
this ~•llY on the
pllgnt of predlle>r$ In North
Amerlel end the lfflC!I of
fn#l'I tall~ of muCtl of
ttie ~on the na11>-
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Angered by Iha way cMI·
Ian doctor. ere ptOlltlng
t.-om the wer, H.....iceye
~ti Iha Arrrry with I
blH for l'lta ~(R) e a AKMOVIE * *'It "lierON Of Rock 'N'
Roll" ( 19791 Oocumentlty.
Hlghllght• of the carMF• or
some of the blgoelt stars •
ol lhe roek world •• lnck.td-'
Ing Elvia Prelley, The
Beati... Ctiubby Chee:t<er
Ind The Rolling Stones -
are combined with dlpe
from perl0<rnances in !Ills
salute to pop mu1lc (R)
9:108i) LACABARET
Forme< "GOOd Mornln<J
America" c<Hloll Nancy
Dussault Ind 11nger KMen
Morrow 111m up 1n a caba-
ret-styled evening ot
songs. humor Ind fun.
9:301J (I) HOUSE CALLS
The new admlnistratqr ol
Kenaing1on 0-al fires
Of'. WeatherbY (RI
'1i) JAZZ AT TltE
MAINTENANCE 8H09
"Oext., Gordon Ouartel
(No. 3)" OeJCter Gordon.
tenor su: R"YfUS flrd.
b au: George Cebfea.
piano: Eddie Gladden.
drums. ~ 1J (I) LOU GRANT
An ~ft aNlt99 the
c:ity. setting ott a wave 01
vandalism end a power
blackout that k'laves tile
Trib wilh no way to print
the paper (R) D MAAKTWAJH'S
AMERICA
"Young Will Rogers" Rob·
ert Hays ste" as Will Rog·
.,.. In a r1t-crea1oon ol a
documented Incident from
Rogers· early Ille.
DB NEWS 81 AMIGOS?
Ahc1a Sandoval v1s11s
WBSh1ng1on. O C . tor an
exctu11ve tnterVllW wrth Or
They're ms 'Children'
Laurence Welk Heads Vp a Big Musical Fa11Uly
By PATRICK ARNOLD
LAS VEGAS CAP >
Lawrence Welk considers
himself fortunate in having a
family as large as he does. His
·'children" aren't really his. but
after spending up to 30 years
with some of them. they might
as well be.
As a matter of fact, that's one
of the reasons the 77-year-old
musician, the delight or millions
of Americans, most of them in
bis age group, still tapes his
weekly television s how and
makes extended road tdps twice
a year
Welk refers to his group as
"The Musical Family" and calls
bis per -
formers "the
kids." He said
the concept
has enabled
him to hand
over a lot of
the cantrol of
bis organiza-
tion to his
employees ln
recent years. wtlLll
"I've been very fortunate
because I've created a real eood
musical family," be said. ••Being
uaociated with thole people, It is
quite euy for me to keep this
tbint aoing, and I doo't have to do
to many thinaa anymore because
one of ~ bobbies ii the develop-
ment ol bumanlty." That, be ex-
plalDed, means "belpina people
toarow."
SO llE11llEMENT is not in
the picture. Welk s ajd in an in-
te rview, largely because that
"would put SO people out or
work, and another SO in the
background, who help us with
the television show. And it would
look to me like it would be very
selfish on my part."
The king of the light, bubbly
sound that he calls "champagne
music'' admitted he was "in the
doghouse because I promised
my wife I would retire at 6S."
"But she's reasonable about
it," he added.
•·And another very important
part is that I enjoy music more
than anything else in life." be
said. ''ljustlove music ... and it's
hard for me to walk away from it ...
WELK. WHO recently opened
as the headline act at the MGM
Grand Hotel, was playing his
first engagement In Las Vegas
ln more than 50 years in show
buainesa. It would probably be
his only appearance, he said.
because he would rather make
his road appearances in con-
certs and at fairs than in the
smaller, night-club format of
most Las Vegas hotels.
The nickname •'musical fami-
ly," he said, "has turned out to
be a perfect title.
"It's r_eally a family," be went
on. "It iS amuing what happens
to our musical family ii one ol
them bu a little problem or
sickness or anything of that
type, how close we are as peo-
ple.
··And I think that if possible,
the reason why we created the '
title of the musical family, our
kids are so much for each other
and it operates very much like a
close-knit family," he said. "In
treating the people like they are
my family, or my children, it
bas become somewhat like a
family and the people help each
other. It's a very nice feeling
that that type of situation ex-
ists."
Jess Marlow
DueonKNXT
Jess Marlow, a television
journalist in Los Angeles for 14
years. will join the KNXT Chan-
nel 2 News team in a major
anchor role no l a t e r than
Dec. 6. ·
Marlow will co-anchor. with
Connie Chung, the Channel 2
News at Si.X and the Channel 2
News at Eleven . Brent
Muabburger, in a career de-
cision, will devote his entire pro-
f eas sional attention to CBS
sports. He will, ·however, con-
tinue to co-anchor the Channel 2
News at Six with Miss Chung un-
til Marlow is in place.
Marcia Brandwynne will co-
anchor the Channel 2 News at
Five with Ralph Story.
TUBE TOPPERS KnJ.. 8:00 -''To Each Hil Own.''
Olivia de Havilland and John Lund star in
this poignant movie drama set in World
War I. ·
ABC• 9:00-"Heroes of Rock and
Roll . "Therockworld'stopstan-includ·
. ing Elvis Presley, Jani.a Joplin, Chubby
Checker and the Beatles -are remem-
bered in film and tape footage.
ABC 8 10:00 -Mark Twain's
America. the story of the young Will
Rogers is depicted in this se~t with
Robert Hayes and Jack Elam. . ..
Julian Nava. thl MWly
~led ambaludor 10
Mexloo. Aleo IMM'ed 8'e
lntervilw9 wtth conor-a-
man EdW1rd Royt>lf Ind
White Hooee amblal&dor
Eltl ban T onM.
I NATIONAL. NEWS
10:25 LA CA8AAET -Cl08E
1C>.t0 •• NEWS
61) BIU MOYERS'
JOURNAL
"Our Tlmet" Biii Moyers
offeB 1 ~ reiroa-
pec:tl11e of thl t970s Ind
IOoks tonward to a ,_
dec:adl (Rl
10:.a fl) JAZZ. AT THE
MAINTENANCE SHOP
"OeJC1er Gordon Ouartet
(No. 31" 0.1tter Gordon.
tenor sax: Ruy!us Reio.
bau: George Cables.
piano. Eddie Gladden.
drums
11:00 I) D 8 CJ)®) NEWS D NEWLYWEOGAME 0 MOVIE * • * "Yesterday, Today
And Tomorrow" (1964)
Sophie Loren. Marcello
Mas1191ann1 Thre& ditler-
enr female ct\8tacters use
their lemtn1ne wttM IO get
what they want (2 hrs.)
Q) THE 000 COUPl.E
Felix cttonges his llnodfy
wayt on an eltor1 to win
back his ex·wlfe.
• THI llrNNY HU
8HOW
Benny tenglet wtth the
Rovncltlead• In rhe o.11ver-1no of 1 vlt., fMSMOI: then
he c1p1t1ll10 11 the
lllpeMI ot the vintage --11:30 • Cl) HAAJllY 0
A men wno II 1111 only pos-
Slble donor In 1 tranlplanl
operation disappears
along with an Important
bookma.ker'a 1ed9er.
D THEBEITOF
CAA80H
Guea11· leuren Bacall.
AnlhOn)I Newley. Charlie
Clltas. (R)
I DATING GAME ®J A8CNEW8
• HOGAN'S HEROES
ID OETSMAA'T
Wher\ a CONTROL 30ftnl
11 murdered, Mu must
dlec:over ttle 1nl0<mat1on
he had. and hit mu<den1r
(Pert I)
81) CAPTIONED A8C
NEWS
i1:40. CAPT10NED A8C
NEWS
11:50 8 0 8AANEY MIU.ER
While !tie detectives try 10
help two eldltty a-s Of
1 porno bOOlt llO<e. Bar-
ney IS O<de<ed to Ille ind•·
vtdull 0<i-the-job pr-oh·
aenc;y report• (RI
JOHN DARLING
-Ml>NGHT-
1t;00 9 TALI.I CW THE
UNECPECTU>
"Mra. 8h1by And Thi
Coioftel'I Coal" A ~
wife (Julje Herrll) concoc:tl
wtlll Ille lhlnk• ... fool-
P<oof plan to retain lier
lormer .1over·1 • .,,.,, .. .,.
gift withOOt letting II« llUI•
band know where It came
from
-~ ~
The IMF 1111 our 10
dMlroy a counterleltlng
scheme threatening the
economy of e amall African
country
• THE OOOOIE8
Tim becotM8 terribly tat
then beaul1lutty thin (Ind
female), Graeme takes
over a 111<100 snow. Ind Bill
,, tqUUhed by • he<'d ol
fl t ladies
t:IO,., HeWI
1>.AO NIWI
1:11 MCMI * + "HIU-'I Memory"
I 1970) Oevkl Mceallum,
~ Str..-rg. A lden-
tllt follows a man'• mem-
ory back to World Wei II
aft« hi Inject• hlmlelf
with fluid from the man'•
brain. (2 hra.)
11:00 • * '.t "Clic>c>ed W;nga"
( 1953) a_., l!loya, L~
Talbot. The Boyt acciden-
tally get t hem111v11
recruited Into thl mllttwy
and find 11'\11 lhly've .WS.
ed up In the female
blrradl8 ( 1 hr .1
TUt8sda1,.•
Dayd•e Mo.,le•
-AfliRMOON-
12:26 8 ®J BARNEY MIU.EA 12.«l IJ * * * "Oe>eratk>n 0emonc pou4IUIOCI. an Merm11d" ( Hl60l Mal
~alien Md .,.,~-Zet11f11ng. ~ wynn.
!ant w«h a poclte!fut ot A trio of 8'ttl9tl ~
gr111 Invade tne precinct end an Amerlc:en llunta
hQule. CAI dewtn Nazi treawr• buried
12-.JO 8 GENE AUTRY IKlm8Wtlere along the NO<-
" Feuding Friend•" m.,.oy coast. (1 hf •.• 30
• NATIOHAL NEWS mtn I
12:.0 8 (I) C88 LAT£ MOVC£ • * * '.4 . .,..,. CrowcS * * "Or Strange" ( 19781 Roars" ( 1938) Robert
Peter Hooten. Jenica Teylc>f, Fr1!ll( Morgan. A
watter. A ptyeh11111S1 1• young pnzellghler falls In
gtven powers by a IOfce<er love with the dsughler ot a
1n preparalton tor tne bookie to whom he is
return ot an ancient adver· t>eavlty in det>I ( 1 hr • 50
sery (Rt min )
1:00 D TOMORROW (I) * • • "The Sotver
Guests. Dave Cla1k, •h-0 Challce•' ( 19551 Paul
has run e school tor Newman. V1rg1n1a Mayo A
"pitchmen" tor the past 50 young Greek des19ns the
years: Bodine BelMCO. the Last Supper chaloc:e. (2
fall of lhe great rt Yer boa I nr s I
gamt>lers. LIOyd Snu1man. 3:00 0 *'h "Otd You Hear The
uace< ot """"'O peraons. One About The Traveling 0 THE RIFLEMAN Saleslady?" I 19681 Phylhs
-040 Man Running · Ottler, Bob OenYer lh the D MOVIE early 1900s, a traveling * * '" "The GOO<! Guys Stllest&dy tali.es a Kansas
And l ne Bad Guys" ( 19691 town and a larmer·1 aon by
Robert M11cnum. George storm. (2 hrs.)
1<enneoy Onoe enemoes. ®I * * "AMw Of
an aging marSN)t and an Mystery" C 1969) Vic
1g1ng oullaw l(>ln t0<ces ( 1 Morrow. Claude AkN>s.
hr . 30 ""n 1 Explosives e•pert• are
(I) MOVIE sought by e dtemond hunt· **'I> "Cell It'! Drove" er and a revolutlonaty
(1951) JQe4 McCrea. Dean leader. (2 hrs.)
StocicweU 3:30G * * "Beach Cuano-t~ D NEWS va" f 1965) Curt Juroena.
2:00 D NEWS Martone Carol.
by Armstrong & Batluk
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tlH: L
Cahoret Duo
Nancy Dussault (left) and Karen Morrow
team up for the opening night of "LA
Cabaret," the pilot for a projected series of
performances by local entertainers, tonight
at 9: 10 on KCET, Channel 28.
(JACK ANDERSON]
REVEALS in the DAILY PILOT
95 Million
For Democrats
NEW YORK CAP> -An estimated 90 million
lo 95 million viewers saw all or part of the
networks' four-day coverage of the Democratic
Na tional Convention, according to NBC's research
department.
That would compare with an audience for the
Republican National Convention, broadcast from
Detroit July 14·17, of83.7 million.
NETWORK PRIME-nME coverage of the
fina l session of the Democratic meeting Thursday
attracted about 40 percent of the audience in
Chicago and Los Angeles, while Just a third of the
viewers in New York City watched the political
programming, figures from the A. C. Nielsen Co.
showed.
About 42 percent of the viewers in Los Angeles
watched one of the three networks between 6 and 8
p. m . PDT. while 39 percent of the viewers tuned in
for the convention 6-10 p.m. CDT in Chicago and 33
percent saw network coverage in the same period
in New York.
CBS bad the Jargest share of the prime-time
audi~ in New York, 13 percent, to 10 percent for
both NBC and ABC, and in Chicago, 16 percent to
12 for NBC and 11 for ABC.
IN LOS ANGELES, NBC woo the three-way
race for viewers with 18 percent to 13 for CBS and
ll for ABC.
Fifty-five percent of the audience nationwide
watched the convention with CBS attracting 20
percent of the viewers, NBC 18 percent and ABC
11.
Viewers who did not watch the convention cov-
erage chose alternative programming on indepen-
dent or public TV stations.
National figures for the coocluding session
Thursday, as well as averages for the four days,
will be available over the weekend.
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MOncMy,August18, 1980 DAILY PILOT 87
MICHilL •ICK. GINI KILLY. OLIVIA NEWTON.JOHN, WHOOP IT UP IN 'XA~AOU'
A~ ar• Fllftlny With• ... 9ud,.1 Gr•wlallltg ...... " He•v•n and brth
M•sleal E:xperimeat
'Xanadu' a Mixed Bag
BY aoN PENNINGTON Tiie ........ _..
Nothing innovaUve would ever happen in film if
moviemakers weren't occasionally allowed to take
chances with new forms and nights of creative fan-
cy. But the question remains: Is it wise, in a business
which depends on profit to survive, to experiment
while c8JT)'ing a whopping $17 million budget?
That's a lot of cash to play around with, even in these
inflated times. That brings us to Universal's "Xanadu," which
reporteclly cost somewhere in the $1S-20 million
class. Starring Olivia Newton-John (in her fU"St
film since "Grease") and the durable Gene Kelly,
"Xanadu" bravely mixes
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:fragile fantasy with sci-fi
special effects and '80s
music, spends some
storytime in heaven and '-----------the rest on roller skates
in Southern California and, in summation, is
neither the film its producers hoped it would be,
nor is it the artistic write-off rumor mill has
labeled it.
MOVIE
REJllEW
IT'S DIFFERENT; EVEaYONE will agree
on that. Michael Be<:k plays a penniless artist in
Venice, Calif., Forced to paint reproductions of rec·
ord album coven for a livine; the one bright spot
in his life seems to be a chance meeting at the
beach with Gene Kelly. a doodling clarinetist wbo
once played in Glenn Miller's orchestra and. now
dreams of opening a night club. Both fellows have
a dream, but neither punues it.
Along comes Newton.John, one of the nine
Muses ("I'm Terpsic -" she start.a to say at one
point, before being cut off, indicating she's prob-
ably ~erpsicbore, Greek goddess of song and
dance). who's come down to earth with her sisters
to do some skating. Sbe meets Beck and Kelly, and
, helps inspire them to fulfill their dreams. ·
Botb do, the result being a night club venture
called Xanadu (actually the Pan Pacific
auditorium in Hollywood): Later, Beck manages
to visit Newton..John in her mythical domain in
heaven. but gets chased away by Zeus (the voice
of Wilfri~ Hyde-WbJte, with asides by Coral
Browne>, and ultimately Newton-John, or a
facsimile, comes down to earth to stay.
Tbe first half of the film plays beguil-
ingly, introducing the three principals and
establishing an infectious mood, ~teaed by
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sound. It'~ offbeat. sure, but it plays.
BUT, LATER, EVERYTIDNG unfortunately
seems to go haywire. as ii the creative team was
suddenly a odds as to where. and bow. "Xanadu"
should make its point and slide to a conclusion.
The ftrst trouble comes when a scene between
Newton-John and Be<:k turns to animation for no
reason; from then 011, it's a downhill plange. The
film begins wallowing in such unrelenting (and,
worse, uninteresting) fantasy trips u to bave
worn out its welcome by the fadeout.
There are 10 musical sequences in all."most or
them involving either, or both, Newton-John and
Kelly, with five each credited to John Farrar and
Jeff Lynne. Most often, the music itself is used as
soundtrack accompaniment rather than as songs
sung directly into the camera. On flrst hearing,
the title number (by Lynne) ·seems most memora-
ble. but !>est of the lot visually is a "Dancin' " (by
Farrar), done ·as a production number involving
the Tubes in a competition dance between some
•40s ~ts and some '80 rockers. U's good.
KELLY IS GOOD, TOO, still the consummate
pro. looking great (despite bia own OtUH:reen ref·
erences to advancing age>.' siW lighting up the
screen with his easy manner and charm. He
moves (as opposed to "be dances") 1n "Xanadu"
and, despite the film's drawbacks, be comes out un·
scathed. Buffs will also enjoy the fact his charac·
ter's name is Danny McGuire, the same mane be
carried 36 years ago in "Cover Girl," when be also
played a nightclub owner.
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Rasmwm in ber role u ~ -....,
with her ~. PraDee9 Ortep Br7taD -ol
the UHDOT tearniDI ~e la Jllewpoct
Beach.
The inatltute'a aamaake, Balaariaa
peyebatherap'8t Georli i.o.-., .,.. 15 JM.rs t developbtc a tbear7 tbat _,.. m1at• tllMe
wbo bne belll proclllae4 tllrOICta mcllt ~
school •)'Stems -leandac ia ~. WW'• • more, be claims, it'• Im.
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Play is the thing in this language class, based on a method
'IM1ely used in the Communist Bloc to teach academic sub-
jects to primary school children. These ·students· actually are
language instructors being trained in the Losanov technique
bv Lvnn Dhority of Boston.
"I think it's going to be much easier to do it
commercially than to introduce it into the
public high schools," explained Ms.
Rummaen, who recenUy resigned ber Miaaioo
Viejo teaching job.
Lounov'5-teebnique ii bued on the theory
tbat each half of tbe brain aervea a different
function.
MaD.J adentists DOW believe tbe left ball or
the brain ii where our "ratimal" thinking takes
place. Tbia iDcludea rote memori&atioll, lotPea1
analyela IDd an awareneu of various rules by
-wbicb we operate.
Tbe rilbt half, it ii said. c:mtlin• our more
creative proceues. Art, music, 1ntuWon and
spontaneous inaighta are believed to spring
from tbil ceiebral hemisphere. ID atllel' WCll'dl, the left half 1"ll'kl while the riebt ball plap.
TllB LOZANOV MBTllOD is an attempt to
lDtegnte thole fUDCtiona and allow learnla& to take place throu1h both heml1pberea llmult.,..•IJ, Ill. a..m-apl1haecl
Tbil wu demomtrated in a reemt -clus
aeaaioD wbm abe imtruded stud-'*• to lean back md listen to clallical mlllic wblle abe
readtbeaaipttoaSpenisblaquqepl,Q)et.
l.DltNd of readinl .. tbe ebaraet.en mi.gbt
speak. however, lls. Rum••sm Mlaned her -.oice to the music. Tbe ....-came alowly, in
lyrical tauel. Each wu a DOte, a part of the
aympbaay.
Laur, lbe rud tbe ac:ript qaia in • re-
aliltic faabiml.
"Tbe music, of course, does relax," she said, .. and it alao activates the right hemisphere ...
Earlier, ber students spent time drawinc ~of themselves on large pieces of paper.
/
Tfiese were labeled with their new names -
Miguel, Tomas and so on. It was a form of play
as well as reinforcement for their new iden-
tities.
"The idea of them having tbe Spanish
names they pick out is that they feel like they
a.re Spaniab," said Ms. Brytan.
"People really get into their identities and they don't want to give them up," Ms.
Rasmussen added. "They wan't pve them up."
SHE MID FORMEa atudenb still use their
Spanish names when tbey call on the pbcJDe.
Much of the first week of imtructicD is de-
voted to fmtjlling confidmce in tbe students,
she noted. adding tbat coafideDce ii tbe element most 1..-ldng in traditional cluaroom met.bods
u well aa other intensive tedmique:s. .. ID the first week, you only bave to do
tbinp that are within your poaibWty,' • she
said. "We never try to aet you to do that, or get
you to do tbia. ·
"It takes about a week and a half before
people reallze they have an incredible amount of
knowledge."
Lounov method teachers must IO tbrough
an lntmllve learninc experience of their ~
said Ma. Brytan, who claimed "this baa been
claaaified u being in tbe cateearY ol tbe fine arta." .
•-n.e teacbers bave to be very well or.
ganized people illafde,'' abe added. ''They bave
to like people a lot and elQo)' lbartnc their
knowledge."
LYNN DBOalTY, a professor at the
University of Massachusetts, baa been called in
to train instructors for the local institute.
"The great need DOW is to bave qualified
teacben," be said. "It's not a bag of tricks; it's
a whole art of teachinc."
"For the students, it's just a very eQjoya.
ble, pleuw-able experience and to orchestrate
that experience is.a very subtle thing."
He said teachers mu.st "de-suggest, rint or
all, what people think they can't do to go beyond
their aelf-limitin& concept of leaming."
Dbority, 41, said the Lozanov method "does
much more than teach a language, it's a very
self-enhancing experience. Louoov speaks a lot
about tbe therapeutic benefits."
BUT LANGUAGE is what it's about
(although the tedmique is used to teach virtual-
ly all academic disciplines in the Communist
bloc) ·ac1 claims for the method bor-der on tbe
unbelievable. After five weeks, Ms. Rasmussen said, ...
pel'SOD will be able to communicate witbovt be.
ing inhibitM, witb ease and will be able to feel
comfortable (speaking their new lan&uale> :O•
She said students will have a vocabulary of up to 1,500 words and be able to 1111e tbe past,
present and future tenaes as well aa a s matter-
ing of other tenses.
What'• more, Ms. Raamuuen cited IN·
search daDe lD Bulgaria iDdlc.tiq tbat. nm if
they nner use their new language, most ata-
dents wW have a re(ention rate of nearly 95 per·
cent after om year.
Although Spanish iB tbe oa1J clua now in session at the imtitute, plam are to expand the
claaa scbedule to include Fk'ench, English aa a
second language and any otber lanfu.ale in de-
mand.
MOit cluees will run ftye times a week
(morning, afterDOOD or evening) ·ror five weeks
at a cost of $500 pet student. Near·perf ect atten.
dance i.S expected.
However, shorter, more intensive classes
are also planned.
LoZanov adherents believe leamlng can b6 8BIJi6r whBn Y.CXJ have an alter 699, in:
this case puppets, to make your mistakes for )OJ. Elisabeth Demungeot and Lynn
Dhorlty demonstrate.
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me wt 1DJ book," rads tbe npeetn1 line. ••g...,lbucb .. keep out •••
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they aak la, "Waa it
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SAN ANTONIO, Texu
(AP)·-Gen. Wllllaa B.
Slmpaoa, 92, com·
mander ol the lamed 9th
Army, wb.icb landed in
Normandy in Au1uat
1944 and took in the
counteroffensive of the
Battle of the Bulge dur·
Ing World War 11.
Sebeflea. ~.an autbori·
ty OD verbal and DOD·
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died Tbunday of lun1
cancer. He wu a major
ligure in modern
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111 liNDOLPB E. nelfbbor to collect the llBlllD ma l and newapapera. • 1 111u,,_.,.... The fewer people who
WASHINGTON -For know you're C()l\e. tbe
m a n y A m e r I c a n s better. .
Au1u1t la vacation. -Get automatic
My husband and I
have been want1n1 to
month. and that apelll timers tor your lights.
prime time fOI' burslan. -Keet> ladders out of The comblnatlon of slghtandlockedup.
younptera out of school -Don't report your
and people being away ' v a c a t i o n i n t b e
·from their homes gives newspaper society or
Ausust one of the year's community news col·
highest burglary rates, umru.
LOS ANGEIJES (AP)
-Jack Bau, 65, a mo-
tion picture castin1 ex-
ecutive whose credlta in·
eluded "The Towering
Inferno'· and ·'The
Poseidon Adventure.••
died here of emphysema
Aug. 13.
lJoroscope ] according l;o the -Have a neiRhbor
Insurance Information keep an eye on your
LEWISTON. Maine
(AP) -Former Gov.
Jamea B. LoqJey, 56.
an insurance man who
ran Maine's government
for four stormy years as
the nation's only in-
de pendent governor,
died Saturday or cancer
at hisbome.
TUBllDAY, AUG. It popularity and a new Inatltute. home and uk police to start in new direction. Accordin1 to tbe ln· do likewise. Be sure to
878\'DNBYOllAU Wear brlcht colors . stltute, more home t ell polic e which
Make personal ap-burelaries occur durin& neighbor bas a key and
Arte. (March 21-Aprll pearances. Emphasize tbe day tban at night, tell the neighbor bow
1 t ) ': N e w h op e inltlaUve amd penonall· and In 44 percent of the long you will be gone
ts ju.atlfled for projfft ty. Aaaert views in cases the burglar en-and where you can be
which bad almost been dynamic, confident tered tbroush •n un-reached.
abandoned. Long -manner. lockeddoororwindow. -Lockvaluableslna
distance communication CAPRICORN (Dec. Most burglars are sale or safety deposit
results in chan1e of 22-Jan. 19): Priorities school-age youngsters, box. Inventory any
plan.a and la reuon for come Into focus; you the institute said, and valuables ln your home.
celebration. HighUcht 1ain access to confiden· most can be foiled by a -Stereos a n d
tndependence of tial data. Be diacreet, few precautions. Here television sets are
thought, action and be but don't practice decep· are some suggestions. popular with burglars.
teady to imprint in· tion. Romantic interlude -Lockdoorsandwin· P e rmanently mark
dividual style. hlghliehtascenario.Clan· dows, including your at-them in an inconsplcous
TAU&U8 (April 20· deatlne coaference ls on llc, basement and place with your Social
May 20>: Plan ahead agenda. Leo, Sagittarius garage. Deadbolt or Security number so they
where security and in· and Aquarius persons double cylinder locks can be traced.
vestments are con-tigurepromlnently. are best for doors. -When you return
cemed. Family member AQUARIUS (Jan. -Don't bide keys out· lrom vacatim, cheek for
will lend support. 20-Feb. 11); You are aide the house. Burglars slgna ol burglary before
Cancer, Capricorn, motivated by friend know where to look. entering. Surprising a
Aqual'im natives ftcure wboae loyalty la beyond -Wiien you're away, thief could be a deadly
promlaently. You re1atn question. Avoid brood· keep your home loolttng mistake. U you notice
senae ol directioa and in1. Get off sidelines and lived 1n. Have someone anytbing suapicloua, call
you once again feel fires i n to c 0 m pet i ti 0 n . mow the lawn and uk a police.
Of ambWon. Popularity increases -..•••••••--•-.
G'E•INI (May 21· and many persona are :tjiWliililll June 20): Make in· interested In wbat you •
qulries, be aware of do and say.
legal rights and PISCES (Feb. 19·
permi.uioaa. finlab what March 20): Expand
you start and avoid acat· personal horizons .
t.ertn1 your forces. Means look beyond the
ADother Gemini and a immediate -you re-Sa1ittarian fiiure prom-celve communication
i.nently. Obtain valua-connected with travel,
ble hint from Aries publishing or education. ~eaaare. Key person Gemini, Sagittarius
will cooperate. persona f{1ure prom. CANCE& (June 21· in n.. y et h Jaly Z2) ! . Be willl.nl to en....,. ou 1 c ance.
JeYiH, review and to re-for aouaht·after promo-
build OD a more solid _u_on_. -------
bue. Accent OD aervtce, ..--.. -----.. re1olutions concerntn1
emplo)'meat. health and
nutrition. Scorpio in·
dh1dul belpa lbow you
the way. Delve beneath
au.rf aee lndlcations. ~so <July 23-Auc. 21>: Member ol opposite
an lenda spice to llfe.
Aecent on children,
1peculation, 1ambUn1
Oii your own belief a. Bi
ready for quJct cban1ea, Cl••• whlcb provides ~ liCbt for creatiw
f.-Oject. Gemlnl, Virlo,
ifa1lttarlu1 natlvea 'fllurePl"OIDiDlatly. ~ (Aq. Ji.8eDt.
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Wambaugh, d ied ol ;."~,'::,;:';'~~~ Cancer Saturday at hi& OHve ,.,..,._lal Cllas-1 lnter,,...nt h 0 m e here Ki r s c b urvlcu lmmedlataly followlllO • , ServkH ~IN direction ol Har11or h e aded the T a m es· Lawn-Mourlt 011 .... -.-., o1 ~ ..
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years. and wrote 10 nov-JOSEPHINE ic. HAGELf , ,..,ldeftt
e JS. of Newpcirt llffch, C:.. PMMCI _..,on
Auoust IS. ,.,_ SN " lUrl* bY ,,.,
HAZELTON. Pa .
<AP) -Victor C. Dlebm
Sr., 77, former president
or the Mutual Broad·
casting System and
c h ai rman of the
Hazelton Broadcasting
Co., died Sunday.
LOS ANGELES <AP>
-UCLA researcher Dr.
Elhabedl &en, 64, who
linked prolonged use of
contrace ptives to
cervical cancer. died
Aug . 9 of stomach
cancer.
deVOf\tff E.-tlne Haoele of N--1 Bu e,.. C:. Mew ol OW-ntl..., Burial
will tw ,_....,on T-.Y. AU9USt
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Friends ,.,..., <Ml at Pierce ~
a.11 e~ ~Oft~.
AUtll'I II, lttt ftflft 4:toPM to
•:ooPM. P ierce e rotll•" ••II eroectwrt ~ dlrect11n.
MCllfTY•I!
•ONALD EDWARD Mc:INTY•E.
... 1t, .......... ol C..t. MeM. Ca.
Pe\Md _., Oft AUQUlt 16, 1•. He h
wnlved bY 2 ~ ""'"-~· L..-lph ol o.lftMvflle, Flerida -Mn.
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end J-tw.lntyre bottl of M~
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CHESTER. Pa. (AP) :':''t'c~~~:'MT~cJ~:d~e':~~":'::
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C"•P•I Mortuary of Co,ta ""-••
UC Davis
Honors 8
Coast
UC Davia bu named
eight Orance Cout real·
dents to Deana' honors
lists in tbe colleges or
Agricultural and En·
vlronmental Sciences,
Englneertn1, and Let·
ters ana Science.
The students are:
Sharon Travers, ol
Corona del Mar ;
Christopher Gerth and
Karla Macie, of Cotta
Meaa; Mark Hotfmann
and Bradley Vutiabem,
of Huntington Beach;
J a net Snowden, of
La1una Hilla: and
Russell Cram, and Diane
Santuof Newport Beach.
Reseroist
Training
Army Reserve 2nd Lt .
Gre1ory B. Webster. SOD
of Mr. and Mn. Donald
A. Webster, 4.29 Vista
Parada , Newport
Beach, ia amoni a croup
of atudenta 1peadin1
their •ix weeb acUve
duty commitment at
Inrln Army ffolpltal at
Fort Jllley, Kan.
Tbe atudeata, from UD·
..... J11 .
PAYTOM GERT•Ul>E A. PAYTON .... IS. retldent of Cost. MIW, c:.. Pauect
ewn on Auvwt 11, .-. SN 1, W<·
vlved tty 2 .i--. Mn. ·-C. Redo
ford of OullwoodV. 0--.• -Siller Alfl'le P ....... of ,__, WMH""°"
(affllletell wltfl Ille Holy N-•etlr~
-t .._In -.-. Waellf..-1.
SM ll •Ito M#Vlved 11¥ J«' P. ·-ford of AtlarQ, ~a. •«ltatloll of IMR-V_Ofl ____ Y,Allfll'l
IJ, ftto at 6:0PM el Ille Salb .. ,...,_Smlltl & Tlltlllll We91clltl O\aclel. ,,__ of .,. ·~loll ••
on F rldey. """'* u. ltlO et IO:IOAM
at St. PetrkU Calflollc Olun:ll I"
wa11a wa1i., w~. l"'""'-t
wat at MowMlft View c.em.wry In
Walla Wal ... w........-. Serikff -... tlle dlrec1ton of kflz ......,_.
Smllll & Tutfllll Wntcllff Cl\apel Mort\MlfY • .....,,,.
HdlOI LAWM-MT. OUYI
Mortuary• Cemeterv
Crematory
1625 G111er Ave .
Costa Mesa
540-5554
NICI MOTHllS
llU NOADWAY MOITUAIY
110 Broadway
Costa Mesa
6'2·9150
IAlTJ & lltt6HON
SMITH I TUTHILL
WISTCLI,; C:HAnL
427 E 17th St
Costa Mesa
646-9371
NICI llOTMHS
SMITHS' MOITUMT ' 627 Main St.
1-\Jntl~on Beach 536-6539 ,. ........ ,
COLOtllM ..... , ....
7801 lo ... Aw.
W..•mint• ~ =, ........... "to
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CHRIST
LUTHERAN
PRESCHOOL
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R•ISTll MOW!
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Puerto alto, an ltu'1·
In• medlctne ·under the
Army 's Health
ProfemoaaJ Scbolanblp
Pl'Olram. Wtblter ll a
atucfeat at Loma Llnda
Scbool ol Medici.De.
o.i-eeWon
. C1atbla l•••lll of Col&a ....... reee1 .. c1
a baclaelor'1 clean•
trom c.l 9tate l"NIDo.
rua ... ..-,....._
All real eetate advent.eel
in this newspaper ls sub-
ject to the Federal Fair
Housinl Act of 1968
~makes It lUe1aJ t.o
adve rtise "any pre·
ference. limitation, or
diacriminatioo based on
race, color. religion, sex,
"' national oriain. or an intenUon to make any
tueh preference. Umlta·
tion, or disc rt min.atioo."
ccmcOMOO
3 Br. 2\.\ ba BrookV1ew
end unit w /ceotraJ ·air
Frpae.. be Ht. uearad· Ina. wallpaper. <>woer aaiidous. SUl.IOO .
OCIAMV•W
2 Br. 2 ~ ba. Lormer
model with a f ant.uUc
view. Mutt tee t.hiJ de· corator's delight. Best
condo In Costa Mesa.
Red. by Sl0.000. Owner
M)'5 "SEU.!"
HOltSI Plorart
Ad. now! ! Th.la property
la In foreclosure. Nda.
TLC. 1t\ acre. 2 Er. 1 ba + in-law qtn. out bwld·
1011. Newport-Mesa
adlOOl dut. Sl 79.900
111ia newspaper will not .Reo~·
luaowlnflY accept any 711:: .. 1202
adv er ti 1 Ing for r e a 11 '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ -.,e which 1a in vlola-1;
CHIMACOYI
YACATID
Three aod bay view.
ataOIS: Acherilsen 1lt1JS t.o private China ..... dlea ...... .. O>Ve beach. Spiacioua liv-
UoD of the law.
in& room hosta massive .., 9d ,.,.,. tr-n~ace, owner wanta ,..... ._.....,.TM futaale.C.11 673-85.50 DAILY PILOT--· ()llfNl110•ll\llJNI081 ... '(I' =~~['llMUI
• ••••••••••••••••••••••
G11•r:al IOOZ
Wattrlr011t Hw
5 BR. 4 Ba. c ustom
wat e rfr ont h o me
w /l7x38' pvt doc k.
"'ttSUutty•LO"'u Priced Sl .394,000. -'""' ,... ,..." Builder w I trade for
• ••••••••••••••••••••••
BiaU·1~ .. 1bedroot·'--, !}0·.s~'?'11• Palm SP.rings Estate .
.,... wa ,......., .. u Por details on lhis home
prl ce $83, 500. A gt . and appl to see. call
_~_1_.m __ 1 ______ 1 Carol Horr. •gt. 631-0094
Ml'WPORT VISTA OCEAM VIEW, CdM
HOME $19.900 Custom 3 Bdrm home. 2
11l1s 3 Bdrm alr condi· rire places. gourmet
Uooed home ls oo a large kitchen, secluded master
lot. nest.eled iii a tall tree suite with separate en·
lined cu l .d e sac: try, deck and rireplac:e.
neighbol'hood .. Enjoying Private beach. $289,000.
ocean breezes. First lime Call 67~ advertised, 646-7171 ()PfN Ill It • fl\ I V'• ll'lNI ,,.,., [i:i&i [e IHPdl
C:.M. TIUPLU COZY CHARM
Good loc:atioo. walking Desirable location on
distance to downtown channel steps to secluded
area. One 3 bed.room unit beach. 4 Bdrm. Many un-
and two 2 bedroom units ique features. $250.000 with garages and yards.
Assume existing $13'1,000
in financing. Fu.ll pnce
'210.000. Call 556-2660
CSELECT
T:~ROPERTIES
For Ad Action
&all a
Daily Pilot
AD-VISOR
642-5678
~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
CLASSIFIED
INDEX
Tef'la fMM. Call
642-5678
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SCHOOi.SA
IMSTIUCTIOM
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1171
HaJIWA)fJID
Jiff
M9CHAMDIH ..........
... TO YOU ....
IOAn a MAalMI '!: ..... " .......
TU1••fATIOM .........
AUTOMOlaD ""·"'·
TIPTOE VIEW
Newport's best buy.
Sll9.400. Charm, conve-
ruenc:e and fun in this 3
Bdrm tow nh om e .
Grassy. green rolling
hills. Call 673-BSSO
Ol'(N 111 9 ••I ~ •VN 10 IU ...Ct •
l•ltdll
IT HAS ALL THE
"I WANTS"
1. Nic e , qu ie t ·
neiahborhood.
2. UvablUty as you want
it in this 4 bdrm home
w it h enchanting
courtyard, fam rm with
fireplace • wetbar and a
spec. mast.er suite with
mirrored wardrobe.
3. Good Schools
4. Good pr1 ce: Sl.85.000
WANT TO SEE IT?
Call Now 979-537!)
ALLSTATE
REALTORS
OCEAN 1111%15
I PllCI PLIASIS
Super s harp 4 bdrm
home with » lge fam rm.
CIOlse to bch. shopplna •
achoob. Flowing vaulted
ceillnt accent thla very
attractive noor plan. On-
ly 1147.500. Call tndlA~
979-5370.
ALLSTATE
REALTORS
RCTc1ylorCo
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INYISTORS
II Unita Ill Calta M••· 1Ar1e two •nd one bedroom apartments.
O•r•1e1 •nd earforta. Center
NUrtyard wtth BBQ 1. Near school•
and 1hopplnJ. Alktna prtce teso.ooo.
I
COU OP MIWPOllT llALTOIS
%111 I. C...t Hwy-... C••• .. Mw
675-511 I
VA ~=" *VETS* We bue only one! 3 UM your Eliiiblllty Bdrm&. 2 baU.. kitchen NOW .. LOWbN. ae
Jfamlly area. Builtin ap-LOW INT. RATF.$
ptiances, forced air, 2 LET US SHOW YOU
car 1ara1e. It 's a HOWTOQUAlJFY
bar1aln. $82,800. Call T•toleclc.p.t ~~9•1HIV"1 TOl!IN'll' WIUSTBfl
Jllllll •~~~I
.........
··~ One ~ • ~, okl WGrtd dellp " qualll1 Cit"uu. ..-utbmttc--P'r'emm
Nonnud1 home. 4 Bdrm. S bath
cu1to1n h om wll b flneat
craft.lmanabip " amenltles. Now
evallable. --.ooo. Call for app't.
IAffilONf We have aevnal ftne bomea ·
with pier fr 1Up.
.. 1090 ...... COUMnY
4 Bdrm .• 3 b at hs: ranch style .
ll'lol.ute ln oran1e poves. IM0.000
RIL l GRUNDY . REALTOR
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Larp private home • like owner's unit
has 3 bclrma, f am rm. 2~ baths,
formal din1n& rm &c 2 frplcs. 4 Income p~ta each w/2 bdrma. 2 baths &c ace. atrluma & patioe.
Thia la a SEE for the prudent
buyer. Reuooably priced at $&50,000 .
#ISUY M. TAYLOI CO .. llALTOI!
JlltS..11;1 ......
MEWPOIT Can&. M.1.644-49 I 0
DAILY PILOT
1..-...SS WOODBRDOE 1RV PAC
Posh ueculive ex-PrelcoU By LatooQ 58r
cellenul Turlluock 8yowaer#31Jl5St·Ml8l ---------I Glen patiO home-Inver-ness Model. Premium a..,... IHdi I 048 Mesa Del Mar, 3bd, rain
nn. den. aJr • ...., block to
lelWI. TeWiokle Parlt.
Only $124,900• Call
557-13'7 8k.r.
lol. Goraec>Ui' view. lAaah •••••• ••• •••••••••• •• •• laodscaplnt. Dramatic Cl fl.replace, convenatlon rA AC
pit. skylicht and morel 4 P>.UDISI
BR + family room. Just Loveb i Bd.rra O'Oblle
$330,000. Call now for home oo a bluff over the ---------t p r I v a t e preview. ocean. Beautifully de-752-1100. cont.eel. ma11y extraa In. 3 +SPA
EASTSIDE
Ol'tN lll9••'~ 11JN roMMC1• elude cherry wood
~-THE REAL
~[~TATERS~
Lovely 3 Bdrm. large -=======---yard. enclosed patio. 1\Lrt.lerock Olen Garden
\Ultins. Culdesac, quiet Home, Larkspur It
location. Only Sl~.900. model. 3 BR 2 Ba. FR.
cabinets and but ltin vacuum. $'16,900. Long
tft'm land leaie availa-
b£e-
don osen
11•,,:tcir ... Call ~9161 parquet noon, cust.om
C ....... Mwioa 3 Ir AtHI mble decor. beaut cov'd patio. 1213 N. COAST HWY
15 room.a ol lwcu.rious Uv· Sharp 3 Bdrm home un-loaded w /cust features. LAGUNA BEACH
1ne (6,e&O sq.Cl.) incl. der180.000. Sl8.000down. Owner( bkr. 955-0605 : ___ 497_-4848 ___ _
• formal Uving, & dining Seller wi II carry 2nd 835-3535, ask for Nick THI-.. rm. Oak paneled library. T.D .. Super low pay-Vracin ""LY WAY
master suite +4 addi· ~.! ~. w 0 n • t 1 as t ! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l---------1 TO GO tlonal bdrm s uites. _,....,.,.,., 3 Bdrm noor plan. ocean
m&l<is quarters wfsep LIASIOPTIOH view d ecks. l a r ge eo~. family room. • Whelan ...sA Vaol o.. tM W. ill '"•• enclosed brick patio. game room. 5 fireplaces. . OH GOLF COUlS& Jllr, 2,1 ... O.W. c• Priced for Immediate
charming kitchen. sunny Real Estate 3 Bdrm ZYs bath custom $2 OO sale at $139.000.
breakfast rm. laundry/ home. private courtyard ,... ~. 0,0 ' MISSl~~ALTY
sewing room. exercise ---------1 entry, large lot. 3 pauos. dowa. $9400/lltO. I ____ 4 ____ _ ~th:vi:eu~~~ef!::: .._.,.._., 1006 e lectroolc sec urity 1::;35t;r•. A.gt : 3br hse. So Laguna.
powder room and a .. ••••••••••••••••••••• system, smoke and fire 180 /d e g ocean v u .
. ~ LI lft.E"'LF•u•LY alarms. wood paneled ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~I $198,000. 15% dwn . spaCK>US .. car 'arage a v~ -den, VanLwt wall cover· .;;; 84().l4"~
One of the few in CdM: Shingled behiod electnc gates. HOME: 2 story. 3 bdrm ings. custom hardwood IYOWHB --------f'oryourapptcall · and guest quarters. parquet aodltallanUled 1ltERANCH.48r+fam IYOWHER exterior, immacul ate interior, new Century21Surf Realty LargepaUo s:iss.ooo. noon;, numerous other rm. Completely remod, Imma 8 /f 1 kitchens. brick patios and a sunny 536-7542 LOU IRECHTB. amenities. An outstand· n e w c p t • p a i n t . c 4 r w am rm. g wall d yd. unobstructed ocn & corner lot. Both units are 1 bedroom 1---------i &A.Moc. 675-3331 ingbome.$350,000. paper. Lovely yar · canyon views. $289.000.
3 IEDROOM $145,900. SSJ-5833
lot. Quiet location, but Smoketree, pool. s pa , ULTRA VIEWS
-1 bath. Asking $229,000. ~ Ddebout. KDi Pond. Auswn ln. Great terms. 494-1216
U,...l()U~ li{)M(:~ BayRed&EBeochstate OPEHl·5PD.MA.l.LY . Double garage. 60xl.20' 4 Bdrm. townbome, ------
REALTORS 675 6000 New 4 bedroom home close to shopping. New k from this new 2 bdrm 2
EXIC•IWWVll • • ~DlllttlJICIU.fMilfSINCI,... ...... < 000 · roof. cop .... r plumbing, tennis, par · S127•900. b a ocean fr o nt v"" 5 2443 ftl•• Coatt Highway. Corona del Mar _...,, · "'" 731 .,.,~., u•ir•v-""E -~· .... JO"'l"'\UI.... 216...._ hardwood floors. plaster --·-·~-------mobilehome 1n pnvatc
MIWPOIT
DWLD
2 Unlta on fee la nd.
Acrosl from park. Near
beach. bay, & shoppibg. Priced at. $205,000, Eves 642.2253
--WE HAVE 41 OF THE BEST LISTINGS lN TOWN __... "'""' " -1 Spectacular courtyard Highly upgraded two On water 4 bedroom walls. good cond1t1on. --------comm. Completely furn lldds to the eleg&11t entry bedroom. two bath con-Sl.100.000 SU0,000 with an assuma-ind top upgrades. Seller m this 4 Bdrm 3 bath do. Freshly painted in· 8 Colin Isle ble loan. ftnancing. SlOS,000
home. lmmaculatecoun· -•4•2•0•--..-.-5•1D __ .. side. New top quality Call673-6900 RofMcC~.RJtr RON WJLLlAMS
DOOltS TO IUCH
2-2 Duplex. Owner motivated. Open to
creative financing.
Possibly litUe or no cash.
WW trade property · boat
· car • or ?? $249,000.
Eves54M71S
try kitchen. large co~y "'~ c&rl)e'LS and drapes. fan· for details '48· 7729 REAL TY
family room with MEWPOIT lasticn.lght view. Local· Fl U 831·8440
fireplace, wetbar and SIOO sq. fl. 4 Bdrm pool. ed j~ a pitch and a putt WATl:RffiONT XEO P ·~~~~~~~~~ f Joo r to · I· g r~r. Assume S17S,000 at from the San Joanwn HOMLS · TIUPLEX lLSHDI and back on the market! I : booltcases.c t~:enly 11Wt%wilh$70,000down. Golf Course. Quick REALESTATE $128,500 Imm ac ulate 3 br INCREDIBLE OCEAN ·
private back yard with OWC balance. Asking possession! $179,500. 631-1400 Costa Mesa. rentals "CalHomia Home" -f'RONTLOT
gas flrepit. Many many $.150,000.646-1514. 631-7300 M.I . Sll.700 /yr . Expenses l: a sho~lk to y1ark Th.is estate-sized proper-
extr as. On,ly $239, 900, "'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! •!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~,,.. _ ....._. ...... _ ,, I 022 S2 .5631 yr. Owner w ii I 1 )'ea! ·r h 1excSeh ent t y is s er v i c e d by a Callnow,546-2.313 = .;;; _""""'_.._ help ftnance w /$45,000 r vane s~ oo · . ort private dnve lead.Jng to
Ol'fNllr9•11s11JN 1osiN1Cr• ~IEA.CH NEWPORT CREST ---------c-•••••••••••••••\••••• dn.Assumeloan. escro w 1s deflnlle ly over 11,000 isq rt. sloping
associated ~THE REAL ,
~~~TATERS ~
IEST IUY! Mar velous Newport. JUST LISTED IEUEVE IT! JomtU•efy Rffftor 1DSS1ble. A great starter down to Ude pools and a
SlS ,000 b e low pro-home w/3 Bdrm. frplc. Hard t.o find W. BAY $285,000 642-4799 home.$l\5,000. sheltered beach. One or
fessionalappraisat Mov· wet bar, & 2 sundecks. AVE. Charmlng 3 bdrm Cameo Highlands 3 Bd, 559.a... the last opportunities of ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!'I·=~~~~~~=, ing mus t se ll. BY Only$189.500. +family rm residence. den . pre mi u m lot. OWNER LEA V I NG ~~!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ its ki nd. Sl ,500,000.
R ;J .. F "1 -. ;.J f '• ~ "" ,.. w •;
.;;; OWNER. ___ 6_4_4_·_9_9_9_0 __ -1 Private maste r s uite $182,000 in assumable SfATE H & F Spa. 3 «·3331
R•rrtr•-1••.ft.•..a! COOL IT! 548-5835 w/retreat. & sundeck. loans. Fee laod, pvt bdrm. RV access. 1114 WOM"TLAST
J. """ b J ~ ~ • • •
~,._.,... -·~ ftb the seabreezes anc1•---------' MESA VERDE Secluded lush patio+ 2 beach access. Drive by Valley Circle. Broker tBJT>.GEPA.RK
Sll5.000.3 8drm +large spectacular ocean view OCIAMVIEW B ig si ngle s tory 4 lkrentalwtlt!S375.000! f#1 Rockford Rd. then 8'2·1418.962.QSS C'barowlg 2-sty Plant Lingo :'::e~i~~~!n 2 w~bi:;'. ~~n~!~::b!: ~!'::fulHI~ 8:,~r:!~t~ =ai~t t~ ~0!t~N~3!; w.;a.=.sProp· ~.'~~f~ ~a s h JUST LISTED. quiet =~~a~~z A.elbran
Brick ftreplaee, 2 car at· above San Clemente. Bdrm • 2 in bat b s • drapes and an outstand· gt Eastslde across from car garage, brick patio,, --___;:::!!!::::.W'-1 _____ _ ~ed~ai!f~~iTr BALBO A ISLAND $110,000. Sell or ex· ing rtoor plan with a •675-7060• . park. 4 BR 2 Ba. new &fireplace.Prloedaton--,--~"r"'"" 1052
-Oiit'1iii9;7iHtJNll,)fllNki• REALTY c:hucefor smallunit. separate master suite UYEIN carpets. Devin & Co. lySl07.500. --•••••••••••••••••••
673-8'100 PYl.A.MID make this a truly terrific llA.UTIFUl COM 642-6368 EDITEIRA.MEAM
!;,"'_ .. ~ · .. l'il'll~Vl-R..a.rws~UM~E luti•ga.-. 133-1761 c:L~1~~J1nly Sl45,ooo. EASTIWFF Q\Joy3privatebeaches.o----,-.. ----10-2-6-• Bil :J: ~-"' -R•a.1~ 5 IDRM ~view. 3 bdrmf ilbome •••••••••••••-•••••••• ~-HA.NCH
Ht/\LTY
~~) 1 2000
VILLA
Brand new unit on quiet cul -de-sac corner . :1
bdrm. 21,2 bath. den Spectacular arcbilects Prime lot ln No. Laguna SEL CT $256 500 Best price In area. Fee DPLX-SUPE~SHAPE __...Ir"'_"' • £ w1u1 separ&te am y rm.
--------•I dream. View, view , with viewsthatcapture s PROPERTIES • land. Only $288.500. Call Owneroccupiedl8 yrs. ~ view. With 2 Bdrm guest panoramic coastline' and Spacious with peaceful Agent/ Ocean Pacific -Sl.35,000. 1---------1 sepe r ote dana ng r m
Large dehue BALBOA quarters "or rental. clly light v iew s .---------• surroundings for the Re a I Es lat e 493-9381,493-0467. **RAif!!
Duplex. 4 Bdrm. 2 ~ Newport's best. Call Sl.1: 000.644·'1'03> MODOWHVA. growing famJly. 5 Bdrm m4>759-1616 . • HMti140111eoch 1040 =t model of Wood·
baths up, 3 bdrm, 2 baths 'w"7171 -1 90 3 bath. form.a 1 dining + ••••••••••••••••••••••• Broad-. 4 Br ._,. -, 0 large family kitchen. """"
fire.place in m aster
bdrm. Guarded gate
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2 STOIYl Beautiful 4 Bdrm. • Of'fNl11<>•11 PVNION NICI • Stwtwtto.. $16,900 DUPLEX l + I By owner. Agt. $79,900. 0208arnnu Pkwy,lrv1-~~7!·~~~S
Mesa Verde's finest ~ust blt Ivan-Wells !,..... ( '. I CUte 3 bed.room with 2 2 yrs new, 3 bdrm patio Excellent Income. Top Sacrifice price. Nice 3 br b!:~r. 4f!1!1\y~:m~ :fn'I'n~. wA''n~::!~~:, ,lft~li1$ .d:w~~~~~~d :!fs~og =·~.;~8!ta ~~o ~: CdM,~J~~~-_townboGOOD ___ use_L_OC. 549--0833 __ •n_o_._ .... -·~~bf11f' ~:a~i:,25eC::: t~te!•!rpo1~rt!!!!!ludt~~~!!!!, 0!6!9~
stone fireplace, country f l oor p l an for .," ···?''..,..•--=••Kl' fioanclng.Agt.556-2660 terest. T3ke advantage! REAi.ESTA.TE A " MZ-7500. •••••••••••••••••••••••
kitchen. Utility room. g r a c i o u s Call962·9311. 64 .. 1~•3 Nice 4 bdrm. with large
t l i I """ -family room near Hunt-SPACIOUS
... private comer kit. :!o oooe r a n n g . 'A LL S ~~~~~~~!J ingtoo Center and f'rwy 4 Bdrm. 2~ ba. In Turtle !:';?~~74,950.C.lloow l -· • · 'P'ATE ac cess. Full pri ce ....,._... _ I 1"t Costa Mffa I 024 Rock. Everything has
01>1t1111 .,. "~'UN rol!I m<1 • REALTORS ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'i¥'~iace Joe. 842-7461 already been done to this
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uwely family home wi th lots of
privacy on a large lot. 3 bdrm &
ramily room combine with new
kitchen appliances to make this a
must see. Eastbluff. S249.500.
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2436 W. Co.5C Hwy. 315 M.rint Aw.
IN NEWPORT CENTER
~ 644-9060
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O~R 55 YEARS OF SERVICE
Corona del Mar location. dKk/patio to enjoy the
Lovely 3 bdrm, 2 bath V1ew.
custom home . H as
formal dining room,
large family room and
' cou.rtyard entry. Ex-
clusively offered at
$288,500. .
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2&38EDROOMS
Starting at $101,000.
On Victoria btwn
Newport&
Harbor Blvd.
541.1559
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LO•.... Northwood for tbowlands """ S46-0ll4 ~ irRu.a .... D below market. lbr, lba, ~2bdrmbeach .___.,.,,_
condo wlth doub)e car BY OWNER·3Br, 2inBa High I y u p c r ad e d k>ft, wt priv. patio on
garage. End unit. Single Condo. 2 car attached Seawind. 4 bdrms. 3 ba, lake! Central air, teonia,
story.Offeredat$118,900 aarage +many xtras. huaecomerlot.$162,500. pool, " Jae. Perfect ... .,., ooo LO•" • ....., It.I. Prof1Mlaal1 Coad. onfy 6 mos. o&d. As· 1 .....,, ................ sum $71 ,500 at 11%. ,.. t63-1377.
180° OCEAN VIEW
Newly decorated on fee
land. Owner extremely
anxious and priced to sell
al $3:1S.OOO. Call about un·
believable terms.
Ocean Views Homes
OUr Specialty
Rollt. Socb & Assoc.
546-tSZZ
IA.YPOINT CONDOS
ly Pac.M"• ~s TM> 2 Bdrm, 2in bacon·
dos localed in upper
Back Bay area. Brand new, direct from builder.
Still time to select carpet
color. Standard futures include : air cond .•
garage door opener a nd
much more.
Flexlble 80 & 90% financ-
ing available. Priced at
$159,900 each. For de-
tails. call Carol Hoff, agt. Pacaetter Homes
631·1164 or 631-0094
Sa.Jes office open daily l.UPM. Closed Fridays.
Irvine Ave .. & University
Drive. Newpon IW~h Balboa Wind
631·1-67UMI
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Ry U-. Butcber Block Countertos>e Plua
~Ung' Area In Kitchen. Storage Galore.
Major Greenbelt Locatlon. A Laree AMumable Loan With Low Interest Rate. AMiai 825.000. A "Joy Of Newport" UaUne.
New Laurel Polnt Town ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!' $12,990. Owner m~y ~..... ... .... ,, Home 2Bdrm Ba = carry. Needs quic:k.t--------,...,. . """'-"' . ~~ . • 2 \.la •
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macnab I Irvine
realty
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Ac:re. Th1" Bedrooms, Two Baths. Two
'1replacea. Hard wood Floors. MHttr 8edloom W1lb Fireplace & PaUo. AU Tbla
With Ocean Ii Canyan View " Keya To A Prtv.&e Beach. CaU Now. '219,$00.
IAQ IA.Y a... Two Story Condo In ThJa tomy Area.
Mlnulu To Fr eewa1. Three Larae
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THE IRVINE COMPANY
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Highly upgr a d ed 3BR L incoln
model w /air-cond. Highest location
in Woodbridge Estates. Owner
seWng this home w /many extras
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must see this one!
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CAllSO S HORES: 4 WHALER COVE, 2 atory. NO P'EE! Apt .• Condo level. 3Br Z~Ba. Prt. Lrs. 2Br. l\tBa. w/fr111c. l•-llllli••----Wf9. a ba. 180 dtl *" 3ba + ~as. $750. rentals . Vitia Rentals patio Frpic:. attached 2 blt. Int. & a undec:k. S65Q. ....................... flOILIAM oeeaD vl••.1J>rlvate •·95'4or~78l5 61$-4112..-r car aar, tennis c:ourt1, 7fD.OZ'74,631-014.3. r-a.. a .. .,_ 1 Mah w1i:Ne Avau a.pt. lit. pool.+ much more S775. ---------1 MTI i.o.e. lllllatloa ukte anomo.1•.... Panotamtt'OceanVlew t'h ildren ok . P /P . 3 Br 2 8a. patio• aun
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HOWi •• C U &MM1N1ara cbar•tn1 upper unit. do, frplc, tennls, pool. fam Uvina •formal en-for Oran1e County. 2 br. -aubllw Rd. tin/mo. Owner /Alt. w a I k lo bea c h . tertalnment. Harbor 21,\ ba. with green belt, 2br. 1 ba, $490. deck. 911 IUln DllertHot8tr\Du ..-. 2~·3114. Zll-44&·9647 View Area. siuopermo pnced lncorret'tly at carports, bllllt·lns. no
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--· Pw dlea "·a ,..., ~., ... ,.. ltMTl-C.M. C&Ull't·~T. Bllr. .....,..MES urloua. Security bldg. eo.taMettl 3124
941 ••••· P u rtell ......._lee. l llM; U · ......_ l yr. oW twnhH • ~•• NewLaaFuent.eaCoado.2 ~lb&eboat&lip. MIMIOCIAHVU •••••••••••••••••••••••
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•••lll•--lilllmf d•U 1 &vtr7 ra a TBLlawtmu.MZ&lll 44~,,.nlahhomeon ••'"' &ated. PoOlalde. frplc, ~o~ro~a~l~anba~~ POOi. Jacw:'.lll. $TOO/mo '. decor. gaa pd. enclsd -~ w Oonet ,_..,.... I t a rway, Apply CAU dbl aar. Intercom. l850 ............ yrly. gar.AdJts.pool.642·5073
.... ~le...__ .r1~---• for Mr. or Mn V1U1y Golf Coun o. 1 mo cui..1.u1 vi...-ao ;&;&:' .,-;:; "o:;;' U&c. acre. Sell or lr&do 631-4111 ''""" ... · 2 Br. 1 bath Apt. Newly
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-__.. Mesa Verde 3 Br. 2 Ba. 1\atJeroclt Ridge Canyon Mobi.le Home 2 Bdrm Ma ~lc:..t.r 8 ll 0 AD II 0 0 R Wortl wlUI tM yo~1. W.-4 ZtOO Fenced )'&rd. 2 car View 3 8r.2"'2 ba.3car 1975/mo.SUPER. ' WaterlrowtHo.Ma IBr.Newlydecor.gas pd. •• t •J HOME-tll0.000 Above uuor.t • .,.......". • ....................... aaraae. Natural wood pr. Avail Sept. 979-2560. a..c. 631-1400 encl gar. Adlts. pool.
Sn Cl1menle Hllh moUvated. 100~ com· Mother /Dauahter want noon• trim. French ~1-0610,551-1494 BAYFRONT VIEW. ""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l -642-·!m_3 _____ _
TOl&&.OllUY Scllool. lbdrm. 2ba. mloloo, lll clau 3--4 Bt HM. flxer-upper doon lmimc llOO = BRANDNEWAPTS . .. AU.ti* __..,.....,. Ne.,, port Be 1 c h NoA## 174 5792 + uuis. t"J'IMMSLOAjen~o. Woodbridge 3 Br 111' Ba. Spriec uri l~ ·~s t~ ~e. SJC 3bdrm crptd, d11>5, 28 28a .._OIT llACH ..__ tA&r,ort• office Call SIU Condo. SS75. No pels . vacy. • a. pool, nr eenter of town & r $430
-forin&erv~ 161-1116 3bt, 2ba. fam rm. oo pet.a, 213 /498-6090 Eves & ~· SlOOO/mo yrly. public trans . $450/mo. 38r2Ba $550
..... C411U.. • • • ..!.'!!.~.!."! ..... ~!?! Prime E.alde triplu. 81• ~ ................ ~j~~e;· ~CS:.o~6~ _Wknds ___ . _______ 1 .:••rf•-:~:o. Call493-2196 eves. !:~~o:ee~ ~~~P~~-
JAS .... ~ Condo. llluk>a VWaye. a&ame lK &o•n ol SUOK. ............... 844-1136. 4 Bdrm. 3'h Ba. home for o•H1t Adults . 1982 Ma pl~.
Decorator'• OWll 111ome. Zlw, 2ba. 179,Sll50. X nt Gr. loc. W .720 pr yr. ·-.................... renl an Culve rdale . U.twllitlMd 3525 548-2408 •
......... tty ....... aa. value. owner ml.Ill MU. SMOK.~.m~. ............ 11 06 Ilg 2 Br. Jtlnl c:ood.itioo. Children, small pet OK. NEWPORT SHORES-lbll. Plu~Otw •ieW l\il.~.as.7492. .. ..................... avail. lmmed. M50/mo. Comm. pool & t ennis. 3Br. 2Ba, charming, Want to s ub le a se L g e 2 br , l 'h b a
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plus wide 1r .. nbelt .. .-na ·-LY ....... 40 UNITS 4sm Bdrm. 2Ba. uUl lnd. 731·3032. Ask for Jim. ms mo. SS2·3ll9. pool. tennis. S69S mo. Townhouse In N . 8 . townhouse. la undry.
A/C. With or w /01.tl n.pguuu • .,. JUDLGardeoGroveLoca· 975mo.lse.agt. 673-6210 $545/m o. 2 br , 2ba pauo.S395 675-0500
t!M'1Ulure. JO A&oll. A1lo llAU'TWU.. tlon. Low, low main-6'6-9798 3 Br. 2'h Ba condo. all. 2 Woodbridge. 4 Bdrm. 2l,la ---------644 ·5800 exl 7417 or STUNNING 1 Ptan $.,.....ocean view. VIJla1e San J uan. 4 tenance. lOX aross car garage. + many ba. In good cond. flOO. Big Canyon Condo-Adlts. 6'2·6431. arge 3 Br 2
BeaUlUUl11deeorated..17 bdrm , 2 b•. eouotry Owner will carry with .._,., ..... 1107 xtras.1675/mo.642-8325 M .6.551-6931 2Br. den. 3Ba. pool.1---------Ba. Garden Apt. Pool.
Wbileut co1&rt home. All the 29% down. Full price ••••••••••••••••••••••• jacuzzi. teMis. no ~ts ._.__,... Fvntilhed Rec arl!a. $435. 710 W
OOV-.SHOllS
4 llrAeoveNd pool. Live
lib• Roman. Absolutely
beautiful. Over 3,000 sq.
ft. S3'75.000. lN2 SantJago
Orive.
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Best value available.
Pnce slashed. $100,000.
New pnce $.125,000 firm.
Motivated seller. Extra
lrg lol. ln move in coodJ.
t100. Live-in maid 's
quarters. 223 Via Ithaca.
~a.ot4A OIL MAR
Ocean Ir light.a VleW. 4 Br
and den in Sea View.
&alt tn fioanc:ing with ~ down. 2003 Yacht
Der ender.
amenities. $1Cl6,000. ll,400.000 Attractive furn 2br. + $&50 2 Br. 2 Ba. Adults on-TUnLE ROCK 1975 im. 833-~9 :=.:::••••••••••••••• lath. Sl.
PlUBRIALn 20UNITS patio & gar. Mature ly. No pets. 333 E. 21st. SBr. 3Ba. 3car gar. ·----p L •• Ad··••a nJ A all Se t Sl ,, .. "' 0103 .. ,,.,988 ,., • .,. .-2 4Br. 3Ba. canal frnt, ~ •ni•a• 3707 Lrg 2BR, IBA, w/palio. 54-I 4 Bread & butler units ln ,.._ o Y · v P · ·........, · .....,.. • ....,..,., • ext " 14 . ----------1 lood Orange location. 15 t.hnl JW\e 15. $500/mo. Jacuzzi. deck, comm POOi ••••••••••••••••••••••• cpts, drps, gar, adults. ASSUMAll.ILOAM lOX gross. Owner will 013-3486or213446-6247. 3 Bdrm. 1614 . Baker St. Jbdnn, 2ba + oversized &tenrus. 237 Canal. snoo 2 & 3Br. •,; blk to ocn, no dogs, S3'15/mo. lsl &
• , .. _ -w to-... -me wi'th I h -"' d Large yard. Children game room. Univ. Park mo 015-7450 winter & yrly Owner last + sec. 548-5861. .._.., ,._ ...... .., carry w t "".'° own. "---1·ng S bdrm, 3 bath I 550 l ""'"' 5710 675 1"'''6 ---------~and •~~ ""'·" · fl ..,.,...., we com e. S mo. l\va1 early Sept. No ui • .-• • .... spac..._ green· ...... pnce 39·000 bayfronl w1'th 38' boat 631 6 5 9 •---------L'Sidn 2Br Garden "l't It. Great location for 19 U._.ITS · 51, 62·7963. pet s . $825. 644-'1124 CodaMHo .., .• " .. · home or mvestment. On· " noat. Sept .. July. $1200 7fJ0.1914 owner/agt. Ot4 WATER 3724 w/gar. adlts, no pl"b.
ty ~.000. All. 496-eoe2 ~ted""'thin ~taodoMesa. mo. Yrly $1600 mo. Bill M d I M 3 bd 2 0r ___ __:;...______ ~autJ.fulbdrbayfront nome ••••C••::·:·D•E••O••R•O•••••• S375. l6021st. St. !>48·2127
v"" . "'n" wn. Gnmdy. 675-6161. esa e ar rm angetree. 1 br. A /C. wtlh 5 ms. fr ml din ~-"' s.te.AM 1010 FUU price $900.000. All ba. '650. Fa mily. Ref's wshr/dryr, refriR. ten nn,lge palio,pier&slip. ALL UTlLlTlES PA.10 2 8r 2 8 3 Sundeek.$425
••••••••••••••••••••••• This~~ Bdrmrt. 9~hX gross. Wmter rental, 3br. l~ba. req. 540-1542. 546-9460 nis, pools, Jacuzzi. No $3.000/mo. Lease. ~.~a~l,,,.;11'Pdrox Sep60t. t.sl Pra•lll•S., prope Y as spen. Ir living rm & k1tch. children/pets. 1\va rl Wahrlro.ttto..s Compa re before you ,,..,,ou,5 JY'>. 7 -1411~
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charmioi 2 bedroom AU 1 Bdrm units owe $550/mO 631-3926 **IRVINE' Seaview Broodmoor. 3br. furnitu re. surrounded Gar i\dlls no pets. patio
home 'n quiet large 2nd. Priced.to sell C.-.. Mar 3t22 . . • 0 s wte>. 2ba. crpls. with plush landst'apm~ $i00.540-5446or 548-9084
neighborhood. Priced Ca.st. ~.ooo ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cozy Cottage! SJOO! Bd d Adult '·vmg at t "~ t '-'-· ma .... et.• ... •-•·the ......, 3 rm con o 111 ex ..-. frpl, r~reational No""";' 1 s u-=S • VI EW. 2 BR 1 Ba. ••25, ._,,., '" u=.. .... ••EV FUm. 2 Bdrm. House with Fenced Yard! Apple! I .... ...., .,....... ,. perfect opportunity for ..,..,.-~ ,. .. -..-So of PC"' fl50 Good area! (54Sl ) fee c ustve Woodbndge l-:x-fac1llt1es. gua rd gate, 1 Bdrm furn'1Shed ~"" 1st. last. sec. Adu.Its rll'St time buyers or in-Costa Mesa location. 3 ...... ...,... · "· RENTIMES &31-4555 cellently located ne:ir v ie w , mut'h m o r e 2bdrmfumish""::.:;: Avai l 1mmed . Call
vestors. Asking only Br. 2 Ba. Owner will ~~~~tl.Sept partcs, pools. lenrus. et<' SI 2 o O I mo . C a I I ~W Wdson,OO-ma Oavad.agt.64&~
81.950. Call now and see c:arry at 10% for 4 yrs. · · Plant Ple.aaers Patio! all included! Available n 4-729-LSL6. DUPLEX ,this one before It's gone. m.5.000 down. Full pnce 28drm. Kid.sOK ! $345 al S600/pr mo on 1 yr ---------MMthqo.. IHct. 3740
S teps from be a c h. 540-1720.BKR. 123>.000. Yearly income ...._ 3t44 DbleGar(S469l fee lease.13o,therstochoo!>e 34 ' Slip a vai l , 3 Br •••••••••••••••••••••••
E. SIDE upper front 2Br.
1 "'2Ba w /balconies, new
paint.. 5425 mo. 646-0100
or ~l9 Completely furnished. TAllELL ~,~;t~1.!.· Tenants pay ••••••••••••••••••••••• RENTIMES 631-4555 ~~r,· We re the on~~ to West.side I blk to beach. H.l's FINEST
Good financing. Sum-:--------~ w... "" 3br. 2ba, pool. fully · Sll00mo.64G-4919eves. s h .,._ L · Twtia 1090 f · h d h D parus """tale 1vrn1t!
me r -winte r rentals. ••••••••••• .. •••••••••• €~TIG€ urnia e ouse . og. 0-PoiM 3226 Bluffs E Plan. 3 Br. fam Beautiful pa rk-Ukc sur· 1·--------• Ori~.000. 4710 Seashore ·--------•'--1--..l-HOM€\ ~l>alma,!!50an>55fo':.!!,nt for ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~Wt"''""brldgc rm, 2 frplcs. pool. SlOSO round an gs. Terraced IEAUTIFUL
ve. 'CHARMIMG, year •• · }......,... New custom w /all the Jux· v\JU Owner. 644-4643 pool. Sunken ~as bbq.
ALSO OIUGHTFUL R.ealEslatelnveslments U.,..lffdt lt41 wies. 3 Br 2 Ba. $750. Reall y ---------•sparkling founta in~.
3333W. Coast Hwy, NB ••••••••••••••••••••••• 33791 Robles. 714-496-6804 551.:1000 2tx. 2ba. 2 car gar. newly S p a c a o us room s.
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3 · 2 Bdrm. Houses 717-723 Irvine Ave. Btwn
Holly Ln & Lau.rel PL
'200,000 Ter ms. Drive
by. dont. disturb <kc. owe. 675·7788 Owner
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38r, 2~Ba. asaume loans
of SL59,000. owe balance
w /no monthly pymts. $194.500. 642-6991,
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Sharp 3 BR w/boat slip,
DJ0,000. Owner /broker.
Prine only. 64CM919evs;
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Front row. upper bay
view. 2 bdrm, 2 beth, +
forma l dining rm ,
beamed cellinr· Ofrered by ortglna owner. me.ooo. Aient, 640-5560
garage, beautiful pool JUST USTB> sec park w /healed POOi. Lease or rent. $600. ---------paLd. $625/mo. 645-3916 like latchen & cabinets.
and spa, brick BBQ. sauna. apa. pVt beach. 661-2785Alt6PM. RIEHTALS or894,3119. • Wal k to HunllnRlon Showa like a model. Of. 9 Units C.M. Casb flow. M h 2B ?8 flOO-..,.,,,,.. ---------Center rtred at $201,000. Call O W C at 7 %. No onl ly or lse. $900. DANACREST:Coolw1th r, a ...... e.u.vv BAYFRONT. 4br, 2ba, lBedroom·unfurn.$400 ~us1 pa.,....nts-2 yrs S14S 000 549-:MOS. 499-3816. b and I I 3Br. 2Ba . . .. • .. s100 ,,.,. ~-
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p . Ot ocean reeie ove Y 3Br,2i,,Ba .... $750-$1.SOO frplc,jac. boatsl.Jpava1l. 1 Bedroom furn from Bkr .'t°~s Ba~~~ait Me.,.tleodl 1169 view. Bike to beach and 48r+8 2'"28a ...... S950 Yrly. $1'50/mo. 673-60SS. 5430 -~ HERITAGE 5S9-4C7S.. 972_ 1577 -••••••••••••••••••••• Marina from lhls new 01S-O!'in. 2 Bedroom furn $500 ONTKE BEACH 3Br. fam rm/ltitch. din-Twnhse-unfurn. Crom
REALTORS ~~~~~~~~ Darling Due'e" ;;; Two 2 Bdrm wuts in xlnl
rental area of Hunt·
ington Beach. Sl.35.000.
Century 21. Swf
1100 1--~~536-~75(2~~~-······················· 1----------1 MEWUSTIM~
5 UNITS + LAND San Juao Capo. $55,000. 2
Br. 2 Ba. 1480 sq . ft. 8yrs
1>1d.. AltS41·5032.
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Nlght Ughls rrom 2nd lion. Area to build 2 more
floor den •decu. Owner units. 752·1920
~· lease . SBSO. 7Br, ing area and 2 baths . BAY &OCEAN VIEW S500
2Ba. lnq 126 E. Ocean New landscaping w1lh 3br, 2ba. frplc, Irvine Adults. no pets
Front-Aug. 23 Sept. 5 or sprinklers. atrium. 1 blk Terra re $1200 /mo . UtJ htaes Free•
1·213-398-3332 eve., or to schools & park 015-1.54.l, 760-1977.
1·21.3-S:D-2261 dys. S725/mo yrly. 645·1171 , L.A QUINTA HERMOSA ~ da VIEW Bluff condo on 16211 Parkside Ln. 1 blk
UDO ISLE ask ~~~k. ys 63'7-4658. Back Bay. 2 master brs. W of Beach. 3 blks S. of
Walk to beach. tennis & ---------fam rm. 2' t ba, frplc. Edinger t'lu~e. Attractive 3 faMtain Y.,. 3234 '+523 CAMNSDl·IR'll"E newly deeorated. 2 car ___ 84_7_·_544_1
Br. 2 Ba. Avail. Aug. 15th ••••••••••••••••••••••• gar. 2200 sq. fl. $11.00 mo. -Sept3rd.SL500. Elegant3BrHome1'2S i -----.--och-----64G-99SI 28r. lBa. adlt.:. onl\. no
Huge Enclosed Yard :z::.": ........ ~~~~. pt-ts, 2 blks from· bch.
Remodeled 3 Br. den. 2 Brick Fr-pie Garage 2Br. den, 28a. frplc. 2 t'ar 53&2877
Ba.Weekly or monthly. Kids&Pets!(592S)fee 28drm.2 Ba Fam Rm gar . ma ny upgr ades. •-teodt-3741
Avail. Aug 23rd. Bill RENTJMES 631-4555 f'rplc. 2 car gar. View 3l50 mo. (2 l31431-4756 _,....
Grundy, RJlr.675-5151 ---------$72.5mo. 497-1051. •••••••••••••••••••••••
COL0"4Y APTS.
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PINE BLUFF APTS
Spac 2 Br. 2 Ba, Adult
Complex. Patao. \•iew
frplc. encl gar., ~a::.
::.love. d 1shwhr. Jd (:,
lndry rm. 1-'rom $450.
SP:-.tC 631·6107
2 Ull 2 l:Sa hreplacc
,\vail. St!pt lsl. $450 nao
646·7174
w~..,t:,,1de 2 Br. I B:.i
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& drape~. Rd n g11 No
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S75 770·5629 ------Adult Condo, 2br 1"'2 ba. Harbor Vi e w Homes.
J_ '-'UAIL Oc .. frowt pool. gar, 1.St&.last $375 Avail by Sept I. l M · Carmel model. 3Br. 2Ba. T Winter rental. Sbdrm, aft6968-7437, sm patio MACULATE. 4 bdrrn. 2 family room. Gardener
wlll finance. Submit.
$46.500. 631-1400.
LAGUNA BEACH MT R INN . Maid scrv., color TV. heated pool. Utrl ~·Side 3 Br. 2 Ba. liwlt·
(714 1494-5294 . 985 No ms. lnTn·plex, $.550mo. CAHMBYVILLAGIE p• A.CE 3ba. Sl,000/mo. Call ba. plus rumpus rm . in c luded. $795 /mo.
MOllU HM PAO ~ 013-5410. I kali14011 IHch 3240 gardener. S12Stmo. Nr Agent. 644·5922. w al It t 0 5 h 0 pp I 0 g • NOPRTIES... •••••••• ••••••••••••• •• Westmont -achool & shop· restaurants. Clo9etothe 10,..'TIU :JOP.M.t WNEWPORT-Wlnterlbr, Avail. oow. Near the ping. lat. last. see. de· MtwportCrestCo.dos
water. Pool " rec room den, gar, yard, uUl. paid. beach. (Delaware/Spr· posit. Call 848-2724. S750to $850. view.
700 Lido Park Dr. #<6. I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! S400/mo631·7793 ~~e3ldb). 2Exstory, 3 2 bd 2 b N th _Agl_:::_. _____ 645_-029___,5
$32,500 furn. 700 Lido UUIUL a. ec Home rm. a . or Putt Dr. 112,$58.500. p 1/ 2100 'HlmMsU...,.llMd dshwlt~-!~m. rm. frplc, Laguna Beach home. N1EWPORT BAYFRb O~. 1opcarty ....................... ... ...... patio. sundet'k Several decks. 2 blocks uxwious 4br. 2 a . Jac.
WAT£RFRONT ....................... lalMMIPenlu .. • 3207 & dbl garage w telec from beach. $750 mo. beach shower. private
HOMES 0.. Of TM •at ••••••••••••••••••••••• garage door opener. 2 or Yearly. 714 /494-8714 beach. boa l s Ii p .
REAL ESTATE 14 Unit iodualrial proper· J. 28drm. 2 sa. Winter 3 Children OK, no pets. Sl!iOO/mo. Avail immed. 6 31-1400 ty centrally located 1 Rentals. Sept.15th. lhru <Small pet considered). THIEULTIMATEl ~.675-0597. "!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!~ block from downtown June 15th. $41.S mo. Call S725 per mo. + flOO de· Gori~ 2Bdnn W /Air! ;; Laguna. Owner askmg 675-0J.24 posit. Call 714-964·2566 or $4SO Heated Pool & lmmat'. E. Bluffs Hme.
SHAIP J •-.... E-~..:_~csn 973-2971 Agent. No fee . Jacuu1 too! (58161 fee Jbr. 2ba. fam rm. wilt to
Coast Hwy No pets. 64S·OI~ Eves.
,,_lllf1MNi leach 376 9 I Br. carpel, drapes, bit·
••••••••••••••••••••••• ins. refngerator. garagt.>.
SHORT T ERM l\duJts. no pets. 645-9857.
RENTALS 5411·4291. $325
Weekly & Winter Large 2Br, beamed ceil-
Agent 675-8170 in gs. Lite & a1 ry. No
YRLY. UNF'/F'N. 3br. pets. $350. 2269 ''E":'wta-
2ba. Steps to bch 725mo pie St 963·6551.
l/L +sec. 7lH 73·9Jl2 NEW 0 EL U XE 2 BR
2 Br. yrly, upper $425 + ONOO Pool. s pa, ten-
util. No garage or pets. rus. gym. 2balconies, bit.
Avail. 911.S 675·7048 rns. $490. Nr. So. Co.
Plaz.1 . 525-1708. 9WWU"'I ~ 675-6700 C.... .. Mar 1222 HOMES FOR RENT RENTIM ES 631·4SSS Cd.M H.S lmmed. Avail.
Mobile home. Steps to Loh ---.... --S.----2-0-0-••••••••••••••••• • •• ••• No Pets! Lease $985. .&.11-4._ the ocean, 2 covered 2 UN SURPASSED ~ "'ct!i bdrm. from $550, Oceanview. 2 br +den. 4 Owoer/Agl644-7l24 "u.. '"*:!L $370. 1 bdrm. l ba. Apt. ~r~~~5ou::dw~bau:!~'i~ ;;:·;~~·;;·;;t~ :~~~l~b~~~r! ;:mme:=~~~ie~ dec:Xsi>~~~~1 1 _Lo_v_e-ly_3_B=-r-.--2B_a_b_o_m __ e .... :~.~......... ~~ ~",!>:·AJ~~~!~i~~'.
Adu.ltaonl)'park.Asking on Warner Ave., also +breaklastrm,wetbar. pets welcom e . lblk Crorn Jr. High & lalMMll"-d 3106 TSLMgmt.642·9412 SI0.900. For m0tt det.alls, 15,000 sq ft near Civic 7141964-2566 or 973·2971 ......... MICJll-I 3252 High. Newport Heights. ••••••••••••••••••••••• __ _.;;;. _____ _ t•t.orYlew"-• call540--US1 Center.645-9212 maids quarters, 6 ba, Agent.Noree. .. ..................... Yrly lease: $750/mo. FabWou.s Bayfmt Lillie 2 Bdrm, 2 ba. patio &
;•-1!>odeBdrml. '!1..~. •F_._ .. _._... f!?~arorg29ar1·~13.950/mo 2 BR 2 BA be h 3-~· 2boobla. vbopiew.,_nr 640-2390. lsJ.BoatsUp.2Br,3stry, garage.$480mo. aded.. _,....., .-_.,.. ........_. -• , nr ac • ._. ... ac • a pw.g. J i r eplace . yrly lse 015~2
marble entry, ak>w· OnlY 16'1.500. O«an view security gate, pool, '600/mo. Thornton ReaJ-Lux Twnhm. new 3br, 01S-3087 Ing wood floors. Jlfewl)' lot plua approved plans Jaamioe Creek new, 2 Jacuul, tennis, volley ty,831-0300. 2"llba, frplc. palio. 2 car ---------Lg 3BR, 2BA, upper unit.
tlled blalbl,and cuatom fortri-levelhome.Walk· story,oceanveiw,3Br.3 ball courts. Call Dee 1..&....--...t 3255 gar, pool /s pa/tennis, Onthe Water.topqualily encl gar. Nicely dee.
a.de Part.Ian drape•. in d distance to Dana Pt. Ba. Fam rm. pool & spa. ,..,... ...... K ,, .. ,, NW>6' .,_. ~ N M duple I it 3b M d I M $ ---......,, _.. 1•50 -.. .....,,. f\ .,CN\ --~-or en~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ewport / esa. $740. x. ower un . r, esa e ar. 450.
On the creeobelt, near -•••Nf • Harbor. Owner638-1614 "''""sq. .....-/mo. 213/ 2b f I I · 990 .-..1. -.900. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 446-8684. Executive Home 4 bdrm. Secluded 2 Br townhome 644-419'2,646-l2LS. a. rp • rg patio. 751· 5. Iv message. _.. -r--c. ...... 1 ,,_ $1100/mo yrly. Avail IAlllTT CoronadoCays .._..,.,,~aas. -nacre 3ba.2atoey. Near beach. c lose to Laite. Club 3Br. 2Ba, canal front Sept 15. 644·4323 or Large I Bdrm upper $285. llALn .... sna CoronadoPeoinallla PaooraalicViewl 2 +den, Jasmine Creek, Nopets . Including privileges Incl. ~/mo. w/small boat dock ~ 013-3466. Quie t bui lding with '64J..IJOO 3 bdrm. 2 ba. Cbaoel r--= &ICMJl54 greenblt, tennis. pool, Gar dener $900 mo. 58U923eves. mo. Agt. 673-6210 beautiful landscaping.
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!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I m~ .. witb 40' L Ea1er b~en read the Jae., guarded gale. • $1250 53&-0425. MlaloR via&. J•67 Bayfroot. 3Br. 28 a. yrly. ADULTS OVER 35. No
beamed celllnaa, Classifaed ads every day. 2 Br w/garage $375 New ••••••••••••••••••••••• • · v pt. 13. $1200/mo. peta. LEEWARD APTS
at.riwn, fireplace, wet JI )'OU have something 2~ blka to bcb, cute. 2 br, crpls fncd Y~ ~ater HOMES FOR RENT ly 3br. 2ba• avail Sept. 67S-7009or675-8405. m> FULierton Ave.. It 'WISICUff bar fl pnvaie peUo on foraale, reach them fast l~ba. frpl, priv p•tio, d . • 2110 .. E& F .. 3 bdrm. homes priced 9thll00/mo,640-86U Bay Front completely re. blk E. of Newport Ave. & = ~nn1._'•mlly the dwtel. Great home ~ Inexpensively, call iar, adults, $650/mo, ~el~ware . 636•4120 rrom f.525. renced yards S.a..• 1276 deeorated, 3 bdrm. 2 ba. lblkSo.olBa1>.631-0397
Beach loe•Uoe.-= b'=~~~g. -5871· own.~. 1-SPM. & garaces. Famillea ....................... fl.replace. Great view or New~
! ac~ and ._,_ .. -... rtleedl . ll6t please. Kids • peta Beacbfron t deluxe 2 bay from large patio. 21,;baatudio ...... ,_ .... ..,,..-C1 rcH .,.. ............. Jl6t Beacbwalkcondo.4Br3~ welcome.714/99'-2566or bdrm.2ba.NewCondo. Bea-"aly ... •rf-tdoor. """"11""',---
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STOii llcpts, tsSO mo. ALSO. 2 iar . ~~Sa/cmo.' ca~~~ 1:;:011C!lf~P':!: adult, yrly, $4so1mo 2t!':~!v. irBa towntlo ~'Ille. BR. l500 mo. Call Keith, 551-JMZeves. ~ · · avail Sept. Lat. 875-0168 ..... , a •pa • • &•r. R9fT ALS m-4171 · or17~ 1415. 645-4U7
-·t 2 bdrm ~---•• .i ..... •.r~ Beautlf·" aBr! --1• .....,,.... .. _.. JJ6t 3br home, community ..... P•*•• JIO? DELUXE 2 BR 1 Ba 1375 '-'U e, UUUD'ID't w 1Dw;r • • • • ...-. Ill -••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ n ar be h ta ---• 3bdrm+den,1Ul)erapt., Count.ryKJtcben.Ktdl UDO ISLE Yrly. Prvt .• ,;.:J.-.tr,8c .nope .••••••••••••••••••••••• mo. 2288 Miner St ..
winter ...................... f700. and Peta(>K (7514) fee Behl eod ot at.reeta. 3 Br. · · Small Bach. PIO yearly. 714-6'2·1'738; 2U.542-7DS
2 bdrm, l ba, winter .......... $il00. RENTlMES t3L~ dell, 2 ba. Near ct• ~ ,._. JZtO ~ t I Is ~ · ~.; 8 P M · 2 Bdrm larae open beam
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"' " I Wltb Gourmet KJtchen '191>-UZB Alt•· OK. llOO mo. 2 bdrm. 2 ba. Yearly. 1 Br. 2 Blka to ldda. $450 mo. 2112 Miner
5 bdrm house, furn or unfurn. JuaMZ$t .,, ... ,p.... 1 -.. ~-h fl,.place, brick patio. beac h oar a• e St.557-45'79
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--now """' Localed...,., 0C lllah tra ffic Newport lS yra. Sln1le family old. New port Beach lhroulh a ru t, priv Intro CG• Ta.ul ........... 4llO ALr1lort-fOI .... lq In prol"aloaal area. Ex· Udo Newport Company area.114 675-2366. or a (un aet·te>-getber at
1 ........ ._ ... ,................ lonlllUon r aU /l>MO.C ~ reputation. Well 873-7586 at hra F d 8 ASS ET T our beaut party t>ou.e ..... .,.. • WLau-zm 11t1ffed. Will conalder • 0 u n Men " couples 636 7572. ·----...,,.------1'""..,,,--1~._-·,"'"aM ...-..,... • ....,..,.""61..,.... term• 140 000 Reply 1D FORSALE·Pvt party. HOUNDS l mule, I Wo m e n join f r ee
........... l. refrta ....... ...u:-· ~u, Ovl•I .. , ...... lllldkll oMce. 2 .... dy1 pr aaaau'1ect Ad nu PO 120.000 • 113,700. al female. Ottnge Count)' 636-7715 ... erfect M11tch
Awail .... YldOri• St. ,.,_.. ... 190 Profe.11loully •Ince wts. adJacent to Hoa1 Bo ~ Co.ta Mtll UWX. lnt. lnl. only due AnlmalShelter 834-7848 DatJ.n&Servace
--.Ml·l-aftl ltn. ...pilaf IU-T'70 Caxnu& · ' Znx> Makcofr.prinon· ------------1VtnalU .. PeeOtouH t HOUWATIS · ly.63t.Z9'Z3 FOUN D. Terrier Mix, L•la,-..t & I Ir. ...... avaU W. • I la ~ vW., UMLM ~ Beach We.tcllff Beat loll Uon 2Dd Income -'--------whte, male. Husky mix, ,,.,_...._
V•ei•ri• t MM•o SIM mo. 144MU --------.,... UUUUH paid, air -.!tty ·Tum your ·-,~~/1'ls/ s ilver I& b lk . re m .••••••••••••••••••••••• ....... AA#t e"I WlllJ •Ht• Um• u d COftd., no itue required. ....,._. · .. -Shepherd. bllt &r whte, Jobi W..e.d. 7071
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CA.LL localAt Hf'ftD and ln .......... D•d••I ·---------.. a• c.-.... 5 I 00 n u -••••••-••••-•••••• ~, ,._ .... _ U I f 1tandlnir --s••-1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lan. female. Newport sce'y pos. desired by *MtllC....,._I WTW ,..,..,_.. or YoU -•""' D que rH ""' -·• -. Beach animal Shelter. well-0rean1zed, mature UlletlllilNltomDt .-o•YA'" .. ""C"" .. Ordu.ioa Outol,\ndlnl weil •~led medical ·-VICI 644·3656 w o m an . Fo r m«'r -·r ~"'" • ..,... Good Room tea bid& , localed In Mart ol -...... l'""8•MW "'"COUNSm.JNO ma KB. 8lre•lment rau. x ...... SZ0..30.000,... Now You homemaker, sec'y, apt. O...,..J.&-Gl.UU hwt Ray rm, bullneaa olrlce. let yttr .. •felt tlMlt REWARD. lost Spnnger mgr. Schooled m social
........ 1 tTTll)f• ttnd l ~ nanv lac receplion rrn + pvt Spaniel puppy. VI C graces. req'l'I. own llYin" RSN'l'l.lrSS Al J Bdrm a p a nment r~ "J llflc.! airo Avail Sept ~I dole lo 0 ...... c Trllrock 8·14. 851·0718 11.ft ttrt.rl. ror self & jr. hitch
I' I ·----..... CaJUCtJt.l.._. .. •!_~1: l.llP palJO I C.11 today for 11ppt to ,_.o ...... lrtu i. an 6durweek daughter . Prerer prof or • - --.. ... ~ arooaunal•~h•n ~. See our ad under "Sales retired cpl employer •••--•••••-•••••••••----------• 71J..111 I REDCARPET HelpWt11ted" Sell LOST:11WNDobeuw111 Excel . r efcr c n ces ~ all utftll. no pet.a. ~--cool, 2 Br Uara1e1. 893.1351 t.aCJ0.352-5430 red collar, bllt & rust. 4911 .. 6515 aft 5P M l.JU 8r 1~ DOO Sd· PoOI. adults . no pets PROMONTORY POINT REWARD' 631-4229
..... b.b.'*4119 M1$ 642 '1340 1801 fl Luxury turn 2e r ze a, 2 Newport Beach offices. ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ More
OelUl&e poolslcla ..... 1 .. , U l h St. N~wport rrplc, all 11mt1nlllu, rurnl.lhed S1!iO & szoo ---------1 Recept1on 1st T y p1:.L ,
Lost: Bill M. Cat, weanng SOwpm wants P ff morn
blk nea collar. VIC. Lido ang JOb. South Coast
Isle. REWARD. J\llswers p I a i a a r e 11 . Ca 11 ---.... 91•-· -:;: ... _•hr lti!:l&htt mature . non •moller , Mi-1355 • . MoMytoLo. 5025 -'.:i;-._ _ ..... -:... n.. l mi&hl consider 1m pel· ••••••••••••••••••••••• wit h Oa lly P ilot
P t:NNV PINCHi:R
ADS StiU only $2.
IV. --•clL Aw ... ""•an v ew executive: refs SH O 7S2·3479 North Lido Complex
no peu . U U m o '*" how.« z br 2 b• 67S-1163U ft6PM , Full suite PocJor /At Wlm finlpltlc:e, full teel.lMl)' & ----------tom ey $1200 -600 fl.
amenlUes _, ~r mo Roommate, M .. yng, 3 Br w/hardwoodfloors$$00. ...,.,.TOM LAllS
SPARKLING STllt:AMS 95.S-WJO NlehU & wllnch townhouse. beaut. furn. 631-'179
C A S C A D I N G Executive Suite lrvme
WATERFALLS Female want.ed loshare2 Wt l r
544--0614 wkdays pvt Itta. 759-0988
TOWERJNGPINES •UDOISU recep . con . rm .
•New ,...,.IOUS lakeside Lce LR,fplc.redecor bedroom , 2 bath rn Xerox, ma ll in new ......... ...--38 2B Ad It Newport Beach. Call g a r d e n b l d g _ _ ,apt. T• a • U 5, DO c."'-"'f d.o••ls •2·3 Bdrm. 2·3 baths pets. _..._.. __ ,...,_or __ ...... __ . ___ Cal_l_:M_1._102_1 ____
1
•Elepntflreplaces J17Syrly. Female. Ocean view Con·
•Private lakeside patJo. 540-6187 (714)753-0719 do. Pool. Large room.
&balconies c...•11" 1 1 3 Private bath. Dana Pt. • H e a t e d P o o I I& ._. ....,,, c ea.n arge ....,... + ~ Utll. 496-~36. whfrlpool spa Bdrm. Duplex. Near _,.,
•4 milel from beach ocean. Dramatic beams Rspoable neat non smok·
142-1160 &t r r p lc s72s y rl y . in&/m skasametoshare ~ EWs Ave. H.8 lm-3307. 67~6198. 2bd a pt call Ad # 321,
(Jblb W. of Beach Blvd) Condo 2bdrm. 2ba. Bay 6t2·0>024hrs.
uoo sq. fl. 3 om ces, wait ·
mg room , Xerox, furn. or
un rurn . Way under
market. Receptionist
Ample parking. Localed
l.n Costa Mesa on Redhill
& Pau l ar 1 no .
7141957-0322.
Zbr, 2ba, crpts. drps, dis· view. encls d garaae. Fem. 25yrs. + to share SUITE DEAL
hwas her. e n c l gar . auto. opener . S7SO year· 3 Br, 2Ba In CdM .
etween Ellla & Garfield. lY. TSL Mgmt .642·1603. 1225 /mo. Call 673·3S8S I 000 Sa. Ft.
off Beach. $MIO. Avail 1 Br. Yearly rental. Steps aft. 4 •Will Build 1'b Suit Sept 1 &12-8032 • 1 mo. Free Rent · · lo beach. Garage park· Female wanted. mid 20s. Udo Marina Village
l.ovely 2 I& 3 Bdrm. ing,$400mo.673·3958or share3 bdrm.2ba.CdM. 1714)675-8662
Townhouses. garage, 544-6899 760-9573. V1clu e or Vic· ---------i
patio. laundry rac. M2S" F..astbluff. 1625 2br 2'h ba Lona W TERfROlllo..IT sszs. Call 213/586-7202 . 'A " . 2 car Encl. gar . Pnvale C:Ollege Student looking &
J Br 1 Ba condo, use or +Comm. Pool. 640-5296 ror roommate to rent hse
pool, sauna, MOCf/mo. 1., bloc~ lo beach. great in NB. Call 642·8681 PENTHOUSE
846.367S locAUon. Lovely 2bdrm. Very dea n Ma le or SUITES
1 & 2 bdrm apt.s on 11th St, ~/mo. 968-8263. Female, 25 to '3s lo share
2 blks lo bch. Call Reddi New Duplex. 112 blk Crom beaut. Dana Pt. Condo. 280 to I 000 Sq. Ft. ~-9202 beach.. Avail 9-lS. Up 3 S32S incl all. Ref's Sl·SZ Sq. Ft.
New 2 b drm . 2 b a . Br. l Ba. 1675. Down2 Br. 951·3825 24ans. ser. Ocemt Views
Garage. MOO mo. Ask for l i,; B a . S 6 2 5 Business Ma n · T e m· Wet Ian
Rose m ary G ru e n <2µ)3.1.S-803.SEves. porary Pvt Room&Ba + (7141675-1662
848-22162 or 963-8710 Walk lo the Beach K a t p r i v . $ 2 7 S . ...... ...... 4450
ATTRACTIVE From this Exquisite Easlbluff-640-5296 •••••••••••••••••••••••
2Br, 2Ba. den. frplc, IBdrmW Fncd Yard! Shrruce hme CDM, Pnv. Forstore&omccspaceat
gara ge, n o c hildre n, Just $335 (640S)fee bed & ba. S28S+. honest reasonable rates.
962· 7788. Ask Cor Mack RENT JM ES 631-4555 rebable. 644·496S Mary 500 to 2700 SCI Ft.
AVAILABLE NOW! Cut.e .Buklnthu unwith MESAVERDE bR thlsatunnina2 Bdrm Respons ible. non.smkr PLAZA 2 BR. lots ol Jltras. pvt seek in g t o s hare """"' M--a Verde E C M psUo, 2 ldds ok. Refs re-Near the beach ! P lush ...-.. "" · · · · q'd. D65 mo. 17401 B. Crpc.s & gar . C640SHee w /same. your lge house 545-1123 R.,...,...IM"-'"' 631_.555 or condo. N.8. or CdM Keelsoo. 848-546S~:.__ __ 11_i:.o_" • __ .,...,_____ area. 78().8158.
1RJG E 3 BR 2 Ba, lots o11--------1~11e.1t ..... 4400 xtras, 3 children ok.
Avail Sept. 1. M.25. lit •
la.st. 17401 B. Kfflaon Ln.
848-546S
ITS MO r A MIRAGE!
Sunny 2Bdrm W /yard!
Brick Frplc ! Kids &
Pet.sOK! (8489)fee
RENTJMES 631·4SSS
Tropical Paradise!
WESTCUFF
Immediate occupancy.
Light and cheerful 2
bdrm a pt overlooking
s w i m m i n g po ol.
Fireplace, mirrored bar,
terrific location. S650 mo.
Adults
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WESTCLIFF BLDG
N f W POAT BlACH
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C all M r Howard
64 5. 6101
7SOSQ.Fr.
17th Street's busiest
shopping center, Costa
Mesa . Realonomics,
675-6700.
DANAPO£NT
Violet Lantern & Del
Prado 800' & 1100' at &&"
9$-1120
PRIM E new A/C bldg .
6,000ft. or part. 75< /rt.
Newport Blvd. 640-3S24.
Deluxe2Bdrm W /Yard!
S350! Hurry! (:>367) ree
RENTIM ES 631 ·4SSS
Orfice & Retail Space
---------Fountain Valley
650 aq. rt. for $425 per mo. Garden Grove
....... 3144 4001 Birch St. N.B. Agent Orange
541·5032. San Clemente •••••••••••••••••••••••
l Bdrm. Condo in The A Division of
Lakes. Northwoods . 6 fl arbor Investment Co.
mo ne w. S4 75. Ca lll~~~~~~~~~I David 979.3953 or Peg at 552.2000 lbr. pool, blk to ocn.
single adult. yrly., $300.
.Rancho San Joaquin, 2Br, 642-5002
BEST RATE
in
llWPOIT BEACH
Dellll9 Office Space
400 to 5000 Sq. Ft.
Stanton
From 50" per sq. rt.
l.S. Properties
968-3701
4475 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
SlllOSq. Ft. of commercial 2Ba. den, fully upgraded, ---ca.---.... ---3-8-7-6-•
280 degree golf course view 9IOO mo. 559--4646 ••••••••••• •• • • • • • • • • • •
-----·----13Br. gotr course a pt.
Interior decorators new 1 ocean view. walk to
Br condo. S42Stmo. Pool, beach I& tennis. To share.
•J anitorial Service & space oo Newport BJvd.
Utilities Included C.M. Reasonable rates.
•Adjacent to Airport 645-4414.
& Restaurant Row .-~--w---t...-..1---4-6-0-0 tennis crts. Jae. 646-7174. Sl6S/mo. 499-4892. •Access to 3 Major __. --F ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~· .. lwllh ,_.shed ~leach 3141 rlflor ......,.tMd 3900 wys. Wanted In Costa Mesa or
•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 133-8113
~:rynhoot I Br. s.550 mo. Salift~ f.U-1 KOU. CENTER
67S·3067 New 1&2 bdr;;;"'jf;ury NEWPORT
adult apts in 14 plans Elegant executive suites
1 BR. x.lnt ocean view, from S41S. 2 bdr m In prestige loc. lnclds
porch , ne w c pl, pot, townhouses rrom $535 + ~retarial ser vices, re·
lndry, ~ blk beach. $500 pools, tennis. waterfalls. ceptionist , telephone
mo. Dys M9·1186; evs ponds! Gu forcooldna& answerin1acmore. From
489-311122 beating paid. From San $27S per mo. T H E -,----... ---3-1_5_0_, Diego Frwy drive North HEAD Q U ARTE R S
_,.... m Beach to McFadden COMPANIES: A pro·
-•••••••••••••••••••• then West on McFadden Ceaaionalenvlrooment.
Leisw'e World. 2BR, Im· to Seawlnd Vlllaae. TI4/8Sl.o&81
maculate . No steps . (TI4)1183-5198
Irvine area. 2 or 3 BR.
ho use pref e rred . 3
Adults. Xlnt references.
673-5701 Eves . &
weekends.
Male room mate wanted
to share apt, condo, or
house with manager re·
cerrtly transferred from
Midwest. East or West
side or Mesa Verde area,
C .M. or Magnolia,
Adams area of H.B. pre-
ferred. m..4358 eves &
wkends. Gr eat view. Yearly · !io sq. ft. 2 room suite .
leue. "4·5458. a-4000 Ground floor. SlSS mo. Respoos1ble wortlng par· ~....... JllJ -••••••••••••••••••••• T1'I W. 19th. St. C.M. Tom ty with references wants
-·•-••••••••••••••••• Avail. now 2 lovely rooms 957-1900 to rent 1·2bedn>e>m house & balcony with private rt • t i d FACJNGGOLFCOURSE bath. kitcbea priv. For Medical /Dental/HMO. or apa men. w ar.,e
t.owercondo.2 br.2ba. mature, profe saional T1I aq. ft. lo N. Colla slncle or 2 car earage.
West Nine Or. Lovely penoo. -mo. i.t. last MMa. G~ floor, fully Fairp'ounds/OCC area.
area.Bltns,Wlbr/dryer, + f7Scleaning dep. equlpped.Pn valepalio, No k i d s o r p ets. ptiUCJ. I car 1ar. Autoe>po ~or~. et c . SS43 /mo . Tom Daya/evescall831-0148
nr. Adults, DO pelt. 9l50 951-1900. R i b I 1 mr>. 710-1850 Room for rent in larie es pon s e. m .
---------• bouse, Costa Me1&, 1 Prof Esec Ofc Suit.ea maculate, quiet Business ............ 31'' ...... tram occ. Pemale New Full Serve Bldt. HB Lady needs 3 bdrm. Coo· "*•••••••••••••••••••• "Of .... , -do or ho"•e w /dara1e pre fe rre d. $115 mo. • c au te--• New beaddroat at, 2ba. ---.,. "'--/ ..... (1H 'ou1 5i111 before echool st.arta. Wiii IU't .... WIM. Ill W. --· c.V•. vwu ._ ,.. • consJder winter rent-al.
81.J • ...,,,, Room wltb Kit.cMD priv. 1811 WeRdlff. N.B. Want Prefer CdM or l rvlne
-.;;...;...-------• Near b111 6 1hoppln1 flouclal last. '1000..r. area. Kathy 6'4·2280 or
llAU'l'llU&. eent«. Adults only. Eves lsl. floor. A1entsc1-aoa. _-... _____ . -----
1 a a w 'P o o IJ, &e:•orwbdl .... 1ao. &q. n. omee .,.ce. ••11•••-oasmua:rs.•COOL R11C1m for net. Female, Ne•port Blvd. C.M. ..... 4610 DSDD Ul1. FROM DlllH1DOAr pool Re aa o n ab I e rate a . • ..................... .
0 c s A N • " • I 0 .... . ... ... H . Ra or Mll 19'7& I Br dlx W JGAllAO S . DAYS : . ca111n. aear Ania. 11'15 or
141·1114. 144·15 78, Rooe for Rmt, w 1lttell6 Newport Cent« Office ln 1. 714-'7'5-Um JUGBTS: I U ·Jl'U, batlll prlv. *45 wetll pnttiliout fUll·Mnlce
..,..._ ... .., e&ecu llve s u ite .... 111._,......,
COlGMYAn'S.. , ..... 4200 f u rnh h e d o r un· ftl•c•
-CAMYON r tunlllW. &JttcuUve Of .... -................. . _ ........... ! ........ flce /N e w,Porl, 110 a!i
,,.. .. _. l"91 ~ ~~ N~ Newport Center Dr. !" 1 1 IOOI -~ • UdD. PIP, :.:: I Br. ~ i..J.·:a1~ ..... IDO,M4-4dt. ..::f.1!.!f..r ......... -'i*"' ... Miii .......... omce. Benk'ot DaJSAM'DWldiSHOP. _.,, ..... 81• IHI' c.Ma. a.ta.._. Plue. 1175 TOP Balboa loealloa,
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• CllEDITf'ilO
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2"d & 3rd TD IOClftl
971-6531
Arranged by
Cocnt Howw Loan•
A Mortgage Broker
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HOMEOWNERS
0.. Doy Apprailed
Use your equity for bills.
home additions. vaca·
lions. etc Any amo11.Dt.
any reason. Credit or Job
not necessary. Compare
our costs. 24 hrs. &
weekends.
644-1921. 846-5567
LARGE t2HD TD's
AVAILABLE
$100,000 to 2 Miluon
550.9993
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714-132-5200
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KarenLlnn
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investments since 1949.
Speciaftliwc) ...
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642-2171 545-0611
Widow has money for 2T'ld
3 lint•s for 2 cla ys
only SI a day, :We a
lent"
i\<h <.'rt l 'it' ont• o r
mon• items valued
u I' tu S I 00. E a c h
udditionill ll(ll' 1:.
onlv 60I: for th~ two
tla y~ ~orq. no
r1>mmert·1al ad-;
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and to ph1c~ your lid t•all
642-5678
lo: J immy. 673-0597 Dorothy: SS6·2248.
Found: Puppy 6mo (ap-Htlp W..ted 7100
proxl F. Golden Rel. v1c. •••••••••••••••••••••••
Adams & Magnolia HB. AcCOWlting Clerk. Payroll
974-7478 background. Full time
FOUND: Cockateil, Aug.
15. yellow & orange.
San Clemente area. Call
for appt Mn>. Presley .
714-492·6103.
Near HBHS. 960-4102 -----,.,......1 5350
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PRE LAW student needs
$25.<KX>. Will do anything
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NB. 92663
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has immediate opening
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540-9979
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S56-46S6 Santa Ana
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only. Steve 548·2817
manurac}fnnl(.
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OF NEWPORT
1815 R 1tchey St
S.mta Ana, t'a 9'l705
Equal Opp Emplyr M F
Agt 673-7311 anytime.
IST.& 2HD.
TRUSTDEEOS
!Ast: Male black cat with ESCORTS
white paws. answers lo ____ 7_~_._9368 __ _
J .J Reward . 548·9982· 17·25 lbs tn 6 wk!> No
shots. no drugs. no con
t r a ct s . Kathleen or
Robm673-0lll
SFR's: lat to ~K. 30 Lost: 8/11. E.sade CM.
yrs purchase and rerl: Cocb llel. gry w /yel. &
2nd t o $lSOK. t Syrs . or. head "Cha-Cha".
Owner, Non Owner. No Reward. 631-SliS Iv msg.
prepay, fee/leasehold .
ACCOUHTIHG F /T
Hours Sam 5pm . with
som? overtime. Must be
able lo operate 10-key ad
ding machine. Will tram
<.:alU'or appomlmenl --------•I U'f'<YI'EM MARKETS Also lhru 4 & Condo$$ Lost: Male puppy. Spr·
DOBBS F1NANCl1\L inger S p aniel. dark
Gnat Co. • °"Y
ESCORTS
642 7702
SERVICES brown & whale. lost tn
~6016 494·4681 San Juan Creek a rea. 2A Hrs 641·0180 ACCT•G CLERK/
Call Jody : 661·6787 hm.
496-5764 wk. R EWARD.
Cash/Checks SECRET ARY
410/o YlaD ~~Allt~Exp~~/~M~C~/V!!!!i!sa~~I Verl>al1le. unique person ~.000.6 mol .• 1St %VlsTtaD ~n _FO_U_N_D---. -W-b-1t-·•_F_e-l1.-n-1 to post accts rt'c /payable
...rac. parce a m ... LITTLE AHHIES volJ('hers. t ype 50wpm. final engineering. MAI blue eyed deaf .cat re c c pt i 0 n is t &
apprsl $18,500 per ac. 84&-7180 ESCORTS secretarial duties. lrvint· now and $59,000 per ac. •----------ml Call K •1 c:An 88 complld. Only SS,927 per Fou nd . Sm a 11 b I k uJI major credit cc1rds r. ..-.,..v-~
ac ahead. Price $32.930. Shephe r d t Lab m 1 x accepted
751·4826 . 756·30 S9. Malt?. J ul y 2 4th 530-4723 ADVSlTISIHG
493-1153. t7th/fustin. 542.0153 •FOXY LADY * AGENCY
Who will ~~our ca 6 wren 'JOU ·r~ af-
~ ~fl.8f"?
Use ,,,..,., At/ serv ice
wh e n plac i ng your
ad ... a Daily Pilot ad
number w ill appea r in your
ad w e t ake your
m ess<1 ges 24 hou rs a
day ... you call in at your
convenience during office
hours and get the responses
to your ad ... this service
Is only $10 per week. For
more Information and to
P,lace your ad call 642-5678.
DAILY PILOT
OUTCALL ONLY
• 972-1 Ill *
•Personabzed Biorhylhm
computer plotted for 12
needs malure person to
run stat camera & an
r.les Exper preferred
but not nee. <.:all 556-0460,
ask for'Carol
rm. Send $7.95. birthdat· l~~~~~~~~!'I
ed. & lime to Pane En· Aide
terprises P .O. Box 11349. M t t . Costa Mesa Ca. 92627 . a ure woman, o .assist ' m various duUes m ac
Pwt IOllCll Senrk ft 5360 live retirement home
••••••••••••••••••••••• Hours : 5·11:30. Good
FREE
Pr9CJ11ancy
Tn ....
ABORTION
•Gwral t.-,1 or a.... .... ... •Low"" .... 1111
LaT"ta. Ca•11U11g. s.....,. M9clcMioM ... ,.e..o, ....
•C a 111• 1 & llef.r.
rd
•Medl·C e l &
d e n tal & medi c al
benefit.s. Newport Valla,
6'2·5881.
ANIMAL HOSPITAL
Full time permanent
position mn, bathin~.
cleaning & some rront.
Moo·Sat. Mln. age 18 yrs
Lag\ma Niguel 831-3700
For Classified Ad
ACTION
Call a
Daily Pilot
AD· VISOR 642-~8
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•ITH ~ONTROL
S181UJ.ATION ,.. .... _ ...... ... ....... ,.u ... . • CAUPOIMIA
PUIMAMCY
COUM-....
5aYICl.IMC.
APCAU
HIWPOIT HACH
752-0053
SANTAANA
972-3104
I' illlrP II
A "clltlov• 81te!MH H••• St1te1Mlll flled
""" '"-~ C*ll •• v9ffft fer ..,,. re-.... , wlllcll lllM 09Mtnlll"1 bll ..... _ _.. ....... .
~·"°" ,, ....... ,, e nl, II Iller• .,.
all•n'"' Ctll ttle L.• .. I D1part111•1u 1t th•
DAI L.'f ,.&.OT f or 111 1or-"' ...... •11d ,,. . ...,., ..,,,..
IQ.4321 l.lll.m
, ....
Beaut beach located
<'0 seek s expd
tellt>rs • who want
career oppty. Job
security. advancmt
p ote nt , excel
benefits & starting
salary to S900.
Call C •r ry
972-9915
1616 1': 4th St . S.A
&lry&.nel
Beaut Fashion Isle
off' nctds ambitious
1nd1v. able to tYJll'
35wpm, hh' !len. nf<•
background a plus
hut will train
C•lt C 9 rry
972-9955
1616 E. 4th St .. S.A .
AccOlllh ,.,...
A beuul. place tn
~pend your day 3
mos A r exper. OK
Plt•nty or room to
jlr OW
Call C•r ry
972-9955
11116 i.; <Ith St S A
l_.Ret..T .....
No lVPIDR net· for
this tntere>ting entry
lt:vt'I pois. just som<'
bkp)! OT acC l l!
l'lass1>s WilhnRnt?ss
t o l (>a rn F.x l"e l
brnd1h & ~t artinl?.
<;alarv to S750
C ai l Carry
972-9955
1filfi F: 4th St . SA ,.,,...
C'nm puter p;iyroll
nee· for this lge. Npt
Re h . co . l.ovPlv
o rfl <'PS. fri endl y
co-workers, C'lC<'C'I
'bend1ts & startinR
<;alary to~
Ca ll Car r y
972.9955
rnlfl I-~ 4th St . S A
O p•rat io •s
Officer
If ·' tiu h<ive exl)<'r in
bunk oper:it1ons &
would like to hC'COmt'
branc h m ~r in
hc•aut S&I, & would
be w1lhn.ti? to rel()(' ah•
to Corona, Norco.
Ri verside.' area or
Lc1k e Eh1no n ·.
Mur1 e tta ll n t
SprtnRS, Teme<'ulit
F.xcc·I bendits &
sta rting salary to
~1 .600
C all Ca rr y
972·9955
1616 E. 4th St .. SA. .._. .... , ..
Rt·;iut S&L seeks
t· x p e r ·cl . b r a n 1· h
mgr. fnr Or~. C't y
1111• F.x1·e1. benefits
& -;tarltnR salCtrv to
~I 900
Call Carr y
f72·9955
lfil fi F. <Ith St SA
Ir.cit t1ma ;a
Ht·u ut S&I. M•cks
exp e r 'cl . hra n c·h
mi::r to )otn the ir
J.?r o winl?. c•n Two
11 n .. I l I n II ~ I n
H1vt'rs 1clt• C't v
Sl<1rt1n~ ~alary tn
!-.I.HOO
Ca ll Carr y
972~9955
ttill) !-: 4th St .S A
W•r ••o••~ T,...._
Sm~trt . <'lean .
honrlable person who
clocs not mind heavy
lifting. Ni<'e co
w Rood benefits & :.1
lnl of r oom for
advll nc e m e nt
St ~1rtin" salar y tn
'-750
Cell C•r r y
972-9955
1616 F.. 4lh St , S.A.
s.cm.y
RP:t 11t S&I. s c•C'k s
mature S<'<'reta rv
wtt.vpmiz & shorthand
to join it's itrowinsz starr orrerin.ll Joh
s e ('urit y. exc el
hencfils & 111tarllne
s:i lary S!IOO up
Calt Carry 972·9955
!Hlfi .. ~ 41h St.. SA
fl •• Typist 1•0-;1t11m avallahl{' fnr
tnrliv. w/l~·pinl! 50+ to
work m loan srrvi«('
dept of beau!. l.a,.-iunll
Rr:H·h lo<'ot1•rl <'n
0 r r c r i n R ·e x r e I .
benefit!! & startanj?
salary 8>0.
Cal C.-ry 972·9955
1616 E. 4th St .. S /\.
SKI ••• , Mo SH
Reaut N(•wpOrt Bearh
IO <'a t f'd C'O .
overlooklnir wat e r
i;eeks nice appt>orln11
indiv. w/typln.ll SO+ to
join It's friendly sta rt.
Credit backlfround a
p l u~ hut n o t
m anctatory. Ext'el
heneflts & sta rtln a
salarytoS900 c .. C.-ry '72·9915
1616 t:. 4lh::it . S.A
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•--.-.-.. --Hlula\I 6 clea.nia& •tree Prof fir writ. Hie. wood. Movinf! The Slarvln · · •••··~· ••••-••••••••••••••-• .... -F/C·:TJ• IMl· Q9rQllSlft'DIOA Sllr:d lic4 ~ can. .....~, JI Ufiifmltl 6 'P•1ntln1". ~'*· 1\riPl'inc. wax· Colle1e Students hav~ P1thtlin1·Res, Comm I, Repair • Reroof. All
;_.,. .... Ml bi ~y '' 1 k. NCrMUoul n..._...,.._.... Ro /Comm'I. Ray • tuno1. ateam. Cpt grown. Lie. Tt24 .436 Slate Lie. Insur . Pete t ypu-1hln1le1·roclc· ......... am~ •.o., .... •-'"'-' •Mlroo· HewC.W..m..ac'N• ISMl'N 751.-Ld-SS.U Sameaoodaerv.6ti-M27· 83&-1886or499-290l abakes-compo-tar. Free 6 ~ ~ ...._ ..,.... p . tit. 541.slO Fto. Avail. ! I -· U Ov_.U._/. ll Cltaa..,., lawaa. tr-ee alpo.der/t>Ump Tnack. J ... ori.. P .... lwcj/Papetlacj * a1nung int /ext, reas
1 :wuen•-M••••-m . Ou 11.eeovaU .. t::a •le• le•ei.er wl aervlc•. land1eape. reot.J. iradlna. cltall· ••••••••••••••• ............................... rates, prompt neat ROOFS FOR LESS AU
Dltwewaya•Pan.., kit ...-..C.. _.. an lat>""*' cbUd •&• uplnlllera. hnlloa. \IP demo re,. ntea. FINFSf lN JANlTORIAL PE.i'ERS PAINTING s e r v Ice. QI t y & types, llol ::td Ule, ~tn•lea&eo•tl•J a ... ,...,..,. ...... H"'lt.Wl-LIU ... .,.., Aakfor8rl~n.&U.az39 CARE. Comm/Ind, Res. Expr'd. Reas Kates. workmanship guarttn-ahake, Uc:d "'' Ue._~h. Ml-4I l •rnAw....;. n ,! C 0 •• Yrda-oleuupr·lawna, HI S20aload.nocoo· ~Lae&-45·7..0 ~~e Esl. Call Gene t.eed.646-7814 Freust.eall!M1NT11 ~---------'la area. Llc'd Jr -................. complete yard main· ~C.11 David after IA illc.,a., 06S8 Painting lnt/Exte r , lo SocWSerticn :!i!~a Pl' 'n-.al4 Roe• a•dlUona. re ~t trff trlmmlq. .a..-545-8(M6 ....................... Prof. pa6nling. Ed & lnt. rates, freeesl. 848·!5684or ......... : .. • .. ••••••••
__ _.. ... _ model/plan Chor~• ... .., ........ Let u s sol v e your Low rates ts3800l5 F 636-7149 PROBLEMS-Need to
• ...-.. ...... OiwJ l•, *'· eeJllMU. Pll .. t • Son Lied 2 y 0 u 0 s me 0 w / Landscape needs, eit• ·tS36-· . r~ talk? Free counseling ._ r lnwa.. ,...u.., 517.-Olril T,... Triaunlns 41 t'ell)OIWblliUea have ~T eel.lent local references. es 4383 MC/Visa PAINTING. l2 yrs. exp. A BC HELP L 1 NE
._ ... Tiii.Mi-tilt Cc>otlruetlon. Slaloed ~··a. hr. emerceo· 4WDTruck. Yard & Tree free estlm11tes Call Dave's Pa1n\mg. ser ving in N.B. &CdM areas. I'm _~_2222 __ . _____ _ • tOOILlla GlaM. ~modoela apaa. ey atc>rm service. CIUd· mainl. equip. Can do anytime: 675-3101. area 9 )'\-s. most reas. Small. my prices are Stsco ~ "--•·v• Pn.,.-rnenlA. up • h.alllina. Pree e1t. an,ythinC! Call 548~ . 1 Se 1 lnsured. ltc'd. 586·8425 small! 613-6471 Ron ••••••••••••••••••••••• • 0..6,,._1aa.-"''-.. ""' ........ 5e·S'IM . Macie rv ce Co. IO-yrs -.ma II act.ming exper ln pruning. cle~n· ESSI _. .._. PatiCK CUSTOM STUCCO
MlaO Conatr•cllon ••rtrl=d IAndlcaplnJ, tree trim· ........ ••••••••••••••• up&landscape. Free est. "'" ...... ••••••••••••••••• REEPRAJIC~:!!'1.,~N ~ •• .::;.:::.............. min&. clean·ups. Free Want a REALLY CLEAN Call54S-1865 Cstm painting. 10 r ates. Patios. decks. tcimwork. .....,.,... """ -. Avllel. 646-8474 HOOSE! Cail Gingham Free est. 3 yr guar. qua lity personaliied Ta.
8la19o,p -~~ ........ ~Cl~ ~ced Girl. Freeest.~S1.Z3 ~lete Lands.cape de· 962-l.478.633·9837 aft 5. service. work guaran· ............. -...... .. ... • " ma • on Um Ir•• sign al reas. pnces. Lac. teed. Larry 837-7758 ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!rc:r: • IMalD c-.an a.rsecw 1mallJot.. • •••• : ................. RO 81 N . s H 0 u 5 E . contractor. 556-7585 Ceramic tile ser v1cei..
"": Oolor' btt1bteaen; wht Uc. •D7254 87'J.OJ:it Homl imprvemeal. 25 yn CLEANING SERVICE . Rainbow Pnta. Plasttt' /ttepoir free est. 494-SM'l bfr 9AM ~~-cp&110miab&Mdi.Caean El 1 LI aper Fencinc. Depeo· For a thoroUlhJY clean Maio.J Ext/lnt.8yrs.Pror.~p ........ :.••P•1•••••••'•••h• oralt5PMChuck. :ir i¥, dill MD, b&U tu. A¥1 e ct r c 1 8 n · c dable · 631~ hse. 540-0857 •-•••••••••••••••••••• Lowest ?rices. Neat & Stucco .,. aster Pate . leodt
NOCHAIUJI 1"11D P..50. ~ SlO. chr IJ~Ol-C lO !m Jo~•· Brickwork, small Jobs. Clean. 4 yr. guarantee no JOb l.oo sm. qwck & ........... ,,._°!_ .
Aa.1lelalprcllllem a. G\W' eUm pet odor cm ea.nee ~P• ~ Carpentry . masonry. GENERAL Houseclean· Newport. Costa Mesa & Fhe F..6t. Call Ad Sitter clean64S-"203.64S-4199 --~ repair. lS yn eispr S.-5.m l"O()(tnt. ceramic tile. dry · Let us upgrade that ....._aMef.-Do.,.,... myself. Refs. 499-4969 1ng, ref 's. r e li able Irvine 67S.3175eves 11257,642·430024brs ~ shower.tub.drainboard
T.,..Ne.,U.ble Sll-0101 f.lec:tnctan. amall jobs, wall. Ray. . 962.-0510callaft4PM Briclt. stone: block work. Pamt1ng& Papering ••••••••••••••••••••••• er entry way. Ceramic aVrstaweaperitnce bl1 Jobs. anytime. n. •• wtv -ld•nUal'-n•-1 Quall d l I/ •Al Ule im"'rov""'" a~ar •·
1i •· .. _.a w .. .,...... "··-'" ''"' ..., • RELIABLE & EF· tile firs. concrete patios. Proress ionaJ work 1 >'res• en ia ren....,. ., ""' .... ~ • Atty carillon We Care carpet Cleaners. cenae .. 1n.sus-.a. or.. prop plupiblng Island t b I t d v11lue of any home or mt> •1-0m Sleam cleao " u.phols. Guaranteed Ba-9980 "•" ,_;. FI Cl ENT W 0 M EN wtks. dnveways. Refs Rsnbl. Steve 547 ·4281 prop P um ing. s an bid ~Hwy. So. Lac Bcb Wortr par. Truck mount · · Servicee. _,.__. Guarantee Satisfaction' Free est John 846-1583 SerV1ces. S48·0288. :S~.m Frei! :518~ :ugr;:S~
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! unit. MS-3716 &ICTRICIAM t t n I'' After 6pm. Call 963-Tl37 Floe ext /int painung by QuaJJly res1dent1al /rent a I uons. (714) 8'2·3020 Repair, or remodeUng ••••••••••••••••••••••• Masonry $3.SO per sq ft. Richard Sanor SL h e. property plum bang Call • .... • Hauling & Dump Jobs. Reasonable rates. Refs. Call for details. ins. T ry me 836·5555. 24 Island "~v1,.us, c •O NM>o. Window c~ •'•••••••-•••---/CMaele 0 PAM'S CLEANl"'G 675 ...... '--.,.,... --~-......,-.u.oo .__..., M •· Cont r act In d • -'-'or Randy. ,, · ..... .,.... •u" •••••••••••••••••••••••
1'eaDdel • Room AdcU· --··················· .. 673 .. 8300 .. "'""' • Th ( n...1~ PhW $49-4361 548-3277 p le ho,...,.. I Wallpaperin o by Le ere·s an easy way or "'Letlhe Sunshme ln" _.... Exp'd, Xlnl Rd'a . ..-..: W. I 'ps Cement eop w n~ peop e .. you to sell that bicycle Call Sunshine Window ~Doq. 831-056.1 No job loo am. Incl SELL idle items with a All around hauling Housecleaning. Woman should always check lhe Pa p1er. Custom quality you no longer use. Jusl Cleaning. Ltd. S48·88S:r ----------t maaonry, Uc & bonded Daily PllotClasslfled Ad. 1 T.lruck. Free est. has exper & refs. Call Service Diredory tn the work. Pre.Christmas advertise 1t 1n the ----=------
WlatAdResulta SG·~ ~-2162 6C2-:i678.. $48·3964 979-9756. DAILY PILOT scheduhng. 536-2350 Clas:uf1ed ! Call642-5678. Oassified Ads 642-5678
*lpW-'-4 7100 .....,W-'M 1100 HefpWMhcl 7100 W..t.d 7100 H.fpW..ted 7100 HelpW.t.d 7100 Help Wanted 7100 HtlpWc.Md 7100 HtlpW..ted 7100 ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................
....... AlTl'OMOTIVE Banting Bookkeeper wanted for Oerical Delivery D river ror
Newport Harbor ~a -marloe hardware co. SECRETARIES PholographySludio. t•rr
JR. ELECT. ENGR.
loduslrial e lectronics
firm e ngaged rn in·
tercom s ystems seeks
person w /basic c1rcwt
design to troubleshoot.
We offer:
EXECUTIVE Sc.-c:retary.
KeaJ Estate, $1.000 mo.
Recept1on1st , phones.
t)l>mg, Org. Cty. Airport
area 833.-2237
G&IEltAL OFACE/
llECEPTIOM
Small company near
ocean need:i-mature
person w/min 8yrs. gen'I
office exper. Accurate
Uc1 ..... p1don MECHANICS
Qly ol HunUntlon Beach We need two fuJJ -Ume.
ia tUiq applications ror qualified mechanics .
Animal Uceme Ins pee· Call Service Manacer at
tional Bank accepting Xlnt. benefits. room for Employment avail. in posrtion. 645-3840
applications var ious advancemenL 'Apply in multi s urroundi ngs.
positions. Eisperlenced person : 900 W. Coast Competitive pay. in·
a.on. Will work Sept.· ROY CAaYE:I
April Flexible hours. ltOUs.IOYCE
banldng personnel only. Hw'y.N.B .. 661711. teniew&hire. For more
Call 760-3000 info. call Tod Services
DEUVERV Driver for
worit In auto parts store.
Must have valid Calif.
driver's lie. gd. dnvtng
record. be over 18 &
Expen enced clerk typist. typ1:.t. 50wpm. FronP
needed for insurance desk telephone recep·
age ncy 1n Ne wport lion. XJnt.. co. benefit~ 979-8900 2CMO rr week. Apply .Wma License <Xfice, & IMW
Rantincton Beach Civic 640.6444 Hankin& IOCWIHPR f /C
C1nu11rda1Teler Faabion Island invest· ---------1 know C.M. Apply at Hub
l2 vacation days
a-edit Union
Competitive Pay Beach. Salary open. send _ca_u_EJ__;;.I>'_}_~ ___ . __
'aalcr. 960-lll2. E.O. E. meDl firm. Eiscellent op. CLERICAL Auto SUpply. 2120 Harbor
BABYSITTER NEEDED. AMS.SBV. .Exp. mature adult.
Meas. ofc. N.B. Exper. Needed at my home in
Banking Experience pre· portunlty. Ex per. &
ferred. matwtty required. Call:
Bl. CM. 646-2464 ask for
Regisltt today for local Claude
temporary asalgoment.s. ---------
Se nd r es um e l o
Amencan Zettler, l6881
Hale Ave. Irvine. 92714.
resurre to Ad No 7i4, General Agency seeking'
f?wlY Pilot. PO Box 1560. energetic person '°"new
Ccsta Mesa. Ci\ 92621__ olflce position. Rapid ad. 640--0123 or wW train. M shill. Irvine. Mon. Tues. Fri United Calif om.la Bank
e11·5640 days. 9:30AM . 6PM beg. 2750 West Coast Hwy. 557-0045 Dental Ass'l, full or p rr
Happy, pleasant Mesa
Verde office. Prefer exp.
person. Might be ideal
&crow s.cntary
Expenenced. Growing
lDdepeodent co. lrvme.
Bonnie. 552·~
FACTORY WORK vancement. Paid c o.
Machme operators . ID· be nefits. Call Sally ·
spect-0rs. powder mixer _848-62164 ___ . _____ _
& press setup req'd . for Gene al
_, all da N rt Be ch Busboys needed. Full ... .,, •--•·tant M• .. ager Sept 8. lwaot y, 5 ewpo a ._ naouo ... Id f h I 631 3200 time days. Eisperieoce
Trainees. Will train. yr 0 a \er SC 00 . 0 E required. Apply in en-Lin:._ Lite mfg. Call aft. 9AM. n. la.o.--.. Clnb •
&97·2529, Hunt. Bch. -• ••
for former dental ass't ---------
w/children who wanted l•----------a..... Paper -..&. •-568-U&t E. . . h H ............... WV&a • person. Beac ouse
to return P /T . Good
wages & benefits. Call
... lnteneoace. 642-5073 Babysitter needed Mon-Banldo& Rataurant, 619 Sleepy nMPOAARV PalSONNfl SUMCt~
.Aue mbler-lightlng Fri. 12·4, our home, own ..W ACCOUNTS Hollow Lane. Laguna ESCROW
OFFICER
Food Service Prep, Mon-
Fri. 4·10. 752-7903. ask for
John. University AlhleUc
Oub.
..,.hirhMJ:
~ -aanufacturer' looking trans.~aft.S. COUMS&OI ,_ee_a_cb_.______ l72l1Kh5trfft
,.. 3 people to ~mble Babysitter wanted. My For our South Coast Carpenters. Journeyman, Mewport leach Dental Receptiooist for
Hosts/Hostesses, part
time, must be available
weekends . Please call
(Or Bil appt; 645-7358,
Mon.-Fri. 8:30-5. eQSloCD llgbUne fixtures. home, 9-6, M·F. 1 child, Plaza <Xfice. Experience &Apprentice. 631-2004. established orrice. E x-Outstanding growth op-~t be bard workers & no cleaning. $7S/Wk. Sept preferred. Good typinfi perie n ced • mature . port.unity with leading Food Service Prep, Mon· ~advanblec.eOpportmen·L '!!'ultsyt toDec. 7S4--0870. sRk!l:aphe~~,~~di.n Cg!: ~~~:f~~~lle~mpeor~ Clerical •-"'-~---· ------savings and loan for Of Fri.11 3 752·7903. ask (or GeMrafofficeP/f ... "" Marketing/Sales ficer with two years ex· John. Un1ver111ty Athletic Oerlt Typist no SH. Hts. asieak En&li•h. ~2901, BABYSI'ITER own trans. S40-4066. Beach detail shop. Must Fashion lslnd invest. Dental penence. Dulles will in· Club S.IPM. Mature woman.
Randy. mature. E /Side CM . CAL IF 0 RN I A belBwlthavalldDrivers F\rm. Expanding. Xlnt. 2 Positions.front&back elude process. trace and Job loc Newport Beach
.ASSEMBLERS We will £!y,..s: ~~!~or!~_eves: SA~g~lliAN UC:7S1·1370. career oppty. in active dfice for new growing resale escrow. Typing of %o:t~::tk 0~}~~ef,orp orrp: _646-__ 143_1. _____ _
A I ... -_,, Aa. ....__"_ Dr ,. __ ._, __ _..__. sales envir. Will hand.le practice in Irvine. D.P.S. 50 wpm and calculator ·--------• tr.ala, PP 7 7,.11 . Sl5avwu~ter • ~·~ Ute a«tg. (unctions & helpful. Ask for An.II at skills are required. We NptBc .646-4.502.Askfor Mac0naw Yadlta. 1631 IAIYSITTElt Costa Meea CA 121628 Part Ume licensing assign. Non· 552-8339 a.ft 3PM. dler an excellent salary Karen. ' GBIBAL OfflCl
Placmlia,CM. ST ART ING Mid · EquaJOJ>':tunity S59-8599 s moker pref. Call: and benefits and good SBOOTOsrART
ASSISfANT MANAGER. September, for 3 boys, E~r Cashier. Eis~rtenced. 640-0123 District Manager P06it1on career potential. Please Front Office EXPMOREERSIWIENTHCE appvx 3 bn. per day. af. ..-""!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I open with local TitJe C-0. sub m 1 t r esume w it h P tr Ba ck Off ice
Draper's Laguna Hllls ternoona. )'0111' home. Must have basic pboto .:;; We are seeking only self salary history an coo· lnt.emal Medicine Prac· VFlanv.eedGAir!_.'?fvt~~ese
•lore. Mu st be ex· COX SCHOOL <Fountain BANKING knowledge. Photography CLERK for counter & motivated & posill ve Cldellcet.o: I.Jee. N.B Front Of'f1ce·al ".., u
per6enced in better Valley). Please call Unlillllted, Ul889 Beach phone sales . of draft. person for LB. a rea. least 2 yrs medical front We Will Train
women's ready-lo-wear Mary 6'2-4321ext218 dys TELLERS Blvd.. H.B. 847-3664. · ing/art business. Full Commission only. for tn· Box •664. Daily P ilot. office exp req . C Peg Company Paid Benefits
lndaportawear. Apply in or911&-0234evesaft 7PM. CASHIER-Housewares time. Mon · Fri. Master, terview call Stephanie P.O. Box 1560, Costa Board. 11\Surance>. Back APPLY ~lfl:EEN 8 & ~&ISUi.:. ~°:f.s~:! Banldnl f\a1l and part time open· sales. apply in person. =-~ber Ave .. C.M. 66l~or97J.1440 ~es~;,f~~mployer =~~~ru=re exp &53 ProductlOfl Place
Parltway Plaza or call Barclays Bank, Costa inp are available in our Crown Hardware. 3101 DaJVY NewPort Beach ~rorappoint.ment. Meaa bfanch has the beautiful Newport Beach E. CoutHwy.CdM. CLERIC Growmg co. has dot. OP·~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.!!!!~~~~~ FUU or Prr J amtors dy or ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
---------• followiq F(f openlngs. <ifice. A minimum of six . -luJJ i n1ght. $4·S6/hr. AulomaUc Trans R & R drive lift t-1ler. ma·n 6 mo. month• S&L or com· CASHl9 School Clerk oeeded by pOrtwuty time pos · -~ · I b .. · d •~ Hunti' "' 0 -a h Cit lion for delivery & pick· 675·2101 GtRL RUDAT
Stoc k Brokerag e,
P/time. Beaut. Fashion Island ofc. call: Beth,
644-462)
man, F /T . exp pre· exper, vault teller & int'I merirc1a I ao..inrg exd· Exper' . Hours Tues .. Sct>ooi•~trict. cTypini up of' plumbing mat.erial. ESCROW
{erred. 548-2288. teller, mln l yr exper. pe ence s pre erre · Thurs 12·9• Sat. 9:30-6, spd d 50wpm required. Salary o~eo. Fringe GAS STATIOM
Al tendent for self ·
servtce station in C.M.
Must be extremely relJa·
ble& honest. 646-9661
0 -rcla.,.. aa-1. is an al-Tbesepoeilionsorrer: Sun. 9·S:30. Apply in d d benefits. T e Bath Mart.. SECRETARY AUTOMOTIVE am ,,~ UA •Freeparking person. Kerm Rima $822·$1023/mo. epen . PARTS firm a ti v e action •Paid careerapparel Hardware. 2666 Harbor lng oo exper. Apply 735 Call 61:>-4830. 8:30·5:00. COUNTRPRSOH employer M /F, Vielman, •Top salaries 81 .• C.M. 14th St. H.B. 536-88.51. Ask ror John. Our beautiful Bayside of· Hairdresser w I following :
ERA Veleram le ban· !lee in Newport Beach to 70% & ultra modem
Roy Carver Rolla-Royce dicapped encouraged to Please call 642-4000 for --------• Clerk Typist. SOWpm, ac· Driver. must be 18 yrs of has an immedi.ate op· General Of'fice saJoo In CdM. 673-2552
bas an Immediate full· apply. Contact Michele an in.tervlew appoint-c·~llEIS curate. trainee OK. age, have valid Calif portunity for an Escrow Sound fts h . time position available. Green83l-U1l ment. or afply on Tues· M Small company wtth gd drivers license. F /T. Settetary. A minimum era ~n as .'°· HA1aSTYUSTS WITH
Dealenbiporforelgocar ---------• da ..... l9at benefits . Call for ap-Wains Boats Locker. or six mooths escrow otereslmrr1ce gdpoeutl1elison, .lvrav"1nede FOLLOWl .... G. 60•/o ~rlence requlred. y,,_ua : pointment. 642-9363. ask lnc., 2431 W Coa.sl Hwy. secretarial experience " ~lenforanappoint· Ba'**DI ADILITT UTVTEM forAnn. _NB_. _______ , andtypmgorsowpmare area.556-6193 Ltca~~-;.::,,.slM
IOYCAIVB TB.1.ERS FIDBAL Construction oriented DRIVER wanted, CalH :r1~;:1~Jh!5xref;~~~ ~~~~l~ter has full GOOD LOCATION. -.. , ~ -YCI The La1una Nl1uel MARKETS sales person for custom driven lie. Call SSS-03631 salary and outs•A-"'"d ·-Y·. U .... "'RSITY _.., b b I e .. i g 15'"W-t"liffDrive ....:_... bop X1o bt.-S 30 ....,""'6 tnne openings for 2 men. _.r~ nn·
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---------•part time teller posi· =rtBeacb ·oppo wuy or DRIVERSwant.edforUte •Profitsbaring good h andwriting. 11052 CULYla. Al1l'OllOT1VE •'-.. We_......., ....... poos.1. Oppt •-1 We promote lo manage. aaressive person. Exp .._.,.__.es ... N.,. Hb •Paid medical/dental n...oe1·ts 11 tr A AUTO CAS... ._.. ~ ...... ith
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An Y .,....p yr ment & supervision from with custom builders & ucu...... .., ~· r. •Loan dasCOWlta """" 1 • Wl aio. PP· lltYM. 552-IOIO.
Immediate ..._i... Ex ble pe ra on 'n w th . 6 within. Archi\ec:tural plans De(:· areagd dri. vlnNeat a~~U anu ce. ly ~ ~~wpobertrt ~~ CM1 ---------
.._....... • monlha expe ence tn ••-y..,.•~m WANTACAREER! cesaary. s.n Clemente grec . .-u me. Please contact J ackie or"'"""'M9m . ......,,E Hairstylist
perleace requlred In bukiD& or related raekl. -~ Call (714> M-90'16 Cabinets. Call Gene: Mon • Fri. Master. Sk.arstedt at 645-8111 for Toro. n. ..... lay CW. is =~ :·::~:y = ~1/:!,. ~ J~ ?l;! '11:=1 ato':i ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 492-S861or831-3361. F\scher, C.M. 540-4174 m>reinlormation. ~neral OUice . Need --~
beoeflt.a. Contact Mn. lfUat be able to wort hours for minimum COOK. Full time oc part Driver sharp gal for busy con-Hairlt¥lisf •/following.
• 119mer at Saturd•ya. Excellent wqe? We are a larae ln-Caterina Delivery Van. Good driv· FIDELITY tractor's ofc. Typinc. Xlnt. working cond. a..na. uc1 career ap-dultrial company look-i.ers time.Call tng record. Full time. FEDERAL bvy pbooes +miac. ore 60-0082.AatforJoyce. CONNELL
CHEVROLFT
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MOUble boars." Appb' ln
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• 2 P.M. to Chuck
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pare) provided. Salary in& for young acgreaalve Natural Foods Catering S5f.-8S89 Orange County, L.A. s..t.gl ..S duties. W trrain. F tr· HARDWARE SALES. Ap-
commemurate with ex· peopletrho_:00ant~::m00 ~ce ~ Ptr belp Cook, err. Preschool. area.631-3290. Lo.AIM. s.-5541 ply in person: Crown Dlflmce. P1eue contact between -• ..., (.,..F). lo ... e Newport· u•-__..,_ ar l An II'-··• Op.,. E I t2JleWrilbtroranappt. weekly. For Interview. Airport area. Gd pay.fun ""\.VUIU&lg c ean up DRYWALL Hanger ,.....-.. ,,..y mp yr GeneralOf'ficeClerk Hardware, 3107 E. Cout
11...-.21180 call Brian: 754-Mtt. work. Muat have own =~~J:!~~~}.:. paper; electrician an· T~lng sk~J~r!:wpm, _Hwy_;....•_CdM __ • ____ _
HOMIFIDllAL ........... -i ~oolybet.Hpm. Irv: ss2-7331, Tualin: d/or PJ":~~Must ~SECR~ARY ~ :°oc:Crport . ..:;-;~~HARDWORKING ln· SAVl ... S& m:. ---------• 544-1467. exper · · gene mgr. reso CallMn.Eckert54CMl2l dlvldual needed! For
Busy 1 lltl office, estab. <lliLldcare ror l child ace ---------1 hotel. Ex per. req'd . •---------• permanent full time LOAM mfii.co.nearHoqHoap. S.2:30Ull9:30.Moo·Fri. Counters help whaoted, II.IC.TECH. ~~~~~ .. ~~d.~ ~ustlt. GINIRALOFFICI plumblnc trade, will
30mTOW11CenterDr. 6D·ZZZ5 Reliable. CdM. Cbrlatine P/T. aodwlc man ()pportun.ltytoworknear ~g ""'·. wor to SIJOOO train, must have own
Suite lA5 I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ MMl.39 wanted , F /T . exp. b e a c h . T e 1 t , atmosphere. Apply to Ughl bkltp'g eitpr in· tnlclt. Gd money. 8 to s.
Lquna Nlcuel, Ca ---------• _G_uy-'-'-•_Deli_',._6_75-_2193 __ . __ , troubleshoot, " repair Mn. Chlc:t. Swf & Sand eluding A / R " A / p e-1465
"t:.!OpporWoity \ .. Mtaapll1~ Cleanlna Peraon. Apt. O:JunterHel quality marine power Hotel, Lac"1na Beach. koo led 10 k b ---------
plo)erm/f/h Jl\alltlme, expel'. helpful Bids. Full time. C08ta .___,~-............. suppllea , battery _«_-'"17 _______ t®C~ .~~~rate ~yypla( HosleM, Ftr, d•ys, exp
l'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I ...... -)I co ......... NeYlport Beach ~• --.--... .___ ... 1 rt • • preferred. Apply in 1; :=.= ~..:..i .. any.~ •-Cowater belp " • fwl c • ._,era, • nve ers. --------· gd w/fl1ures. light ,._eon. Beach ffo"•e •-.-------1--· ~ at -area. Vehicle needed. Expel'. in marine elec· --.R-'vfoSl.250 -a.-... lo T"•"'-call r-• • •• --~ .. •-,,.__.... Ume ham proceaaor -~• ::..~. -uu · Restaurant, ea Sl-v 't;:~~tfj~i!L::J ~-.~ .... TSLMcmt-842-1803. ~...., troaicaorpowerauppl.lea ......_.ol,.......;.a..._ ........... _,_.. ...,...,~ •I -----------• .............. No aper. nee. a pha. Call 94$-3832 for ............ '9 ,.__,._ ... •---------•Hollow La. La1una
BooltkHpef'" Newport --------•!WW train. Call Stao for appt. Muat type 7Swpm , ••••ALOflllCI Beach. Ora&« office Deeda exp a.deal ..,.it. Tuea.-Sat: 171-IOOO. _._....__ ______ , lOOwpm ahol1hd. Prefer .--uni N--Be h •--------
BOOklleeper for A/P, RBlll!.eJOIS ELECTRICALTE.W someone familiar ~~is 1~ HOStDS/CMIDEB
--..._ .... .._, • ·-· A,. 0' :'!',. r---..r ~ COUMT8.... TECHNICIAN w/audit dept: Call V1cld, . f _.__ , .. ~ ........ ..: Apply m penaa: 3Pll to
v.. -•--·-...__.a ,.. ... '"· '-'" Part t Im e, Kus le r1 ,,.,.__ opportunity wtt.b MIMCI05. Coaatal Penon· ins or -rp 111111• ... _.. 5Pll. p /UJDe or p /Ume. Btaeb office ba1 Im· ap prefened but bOt p U • C .. LL T £II ,.___ ·-... ·-"' ... "'._-........ r· zno ._. __ ....._ to fW immediate open-.... IDl4llate -ultlea -.C.ULIDdaaft«Sf« n imo • ~-. -a:. UIUI-. amaU weU..tabllltbed ... ._.._. •-Day1 or eves . .--aly ..... ,..... • • .., POJlAJUES bu many 4M 0&3 ut t of I II., -· ft-lo! -n..-r---o '~=Tell=· ~yeoeeear -16& t•. ---.-..,--------• man ac urer e ec· .,.__,..RA-raocan. ••-.-~ .....-. ~ 111 tnp for very ncil· ..... al (...... ,__.. i ) 1,.,. • .,. r s:.E ~ NB CREDIT ASSISTANT: .,..c ...,.. e....aron c •••AL OMCI .... ,, · II for as f\111 BOOICXEEPEIL Appru. ln1 coapaniH. Im •-... , A-•-•-dlllribuUon equipment. -..9'9%•• ta-II I•, m aia Mbn/wll. Appb la _..&eOl*'iDClfor: 11Umtu.•te .. ....,owl au hdJit)' locat.d In Sani.r--.._.._._....~.._.....__,.., -.in••-Hald
--* eaper\ftee \a ...-: Rkm Rudwan. ~ Dept. 'C:.:· .luan 0.p<nno area la i.c s.c\r-to $1,400 UC8'1'IOMIST BIUmtn. Room Nn'le!e
wcled for part time SGll lmae, (WeetcUff •aalulet Ctedk · lbeoab'ooeofltatneon Top NB R.k . dev'mt eo ...... uo-" -·-6 airport picQI>. AllPb' 1111 ..... AU opea1oo ftw)N.B. hit nqa.ta taat with beaY)' pboot tbtWeltCout..HaaU.L. -~ -W/R.•. or WUI au:71'·t--1Vo . HDllda)'lnn,Jl.llBriatpl ._ Ideal ..tr , __ ...;._, ______ ,,.. experience . Good _. -·-·· "" 9t.C.ll. .. •• ~ darlcaltkiU.neeeuary. aertllltd circuitl. Ideal naane• bk1rd. Shrtbd GENERAL OFFICE~-------
:.. ~I.Gp ~':i ICMMf & Yw1st Xlllt COlllPIUIY btMftU. candidate would have nee. Ten1flc ber>e's lo Newport Beach atoelc Hate1 =-~ .. r.:-: :11 ~ r# ·= .. ·-:..~s•:..111111:1_.. =-·call PlflOllDtl =:-~~~ Mln~toApplicant :,rt;t..,~~= ~~ ~~~t /=~I~
....., __ for ... -In· •ta =· ,.,,roal J2 • •• ~ --------1 envlronment, well or· ~ P~~}_:'tency ~. do Ute book· beneftta -m. APPb' ---· " • swu, ---•• ._....... Customer Service ......._ftltpoaiUoaot· -s:..1,..,,,~a1 ... lce.plq •you want to Holldaybn ..... aUtlri&&ol --:__ =~ '-7 "/...,. ~c:~ _'!_•:· RepreHataUwe. llHt fer1 opportunity for SW * · 642-1470 learn., .. about the lt.ock a.c.M. ' ~• 1 laiM7 ---u•ntt _.,'4'11,.._'9 .............. CIODted eer.' ad'fuc.1Mm. In· man.t6dataaotry,c&U ---------
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trans. radJo, orisi~J.1 12,000 mt, 2 owner aioc.
Sl.000/blt olt M&-4$19
UNIYMSll'Y NEWPORT BEACH '18 Chevette 2dr 211'
SALEIUsSERVlCE 1SZ..Of00 mlles.12150. · •
Ol.DSMOllU Volb••• 9770 ~l-1190 Pet«.
lfOMDA ••••••••••••••••••••••• is Mona.a 2 + 2 p/ss.:t,/ aMC ftUCKS . ' • 4eyl auto, xlnt. .
2850 Hart.er Blvd. Havtns trouble se1Un1 ..-m. •
'74 GTV Xlot Oond. Make COSTA M~A your car? Try ual Paid 540.9640 for or not! Ask for Tom c.wtle 99)2; 9560 offer.~1907 la ann.... 9734 Aikin. • ....................... .
Mil 9707 ••••••••••••••••••••••• JIM MARINO su~,A~°!':' edi
•• .. ••••••••••••••••••• '19 Convertible, 1ood VOLKSWAGBil Uon wtlh ONLY 14,000-
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lt78AUDUOOO 7»>.al IMlllJ._IHdl 497·1110 __.;..;;.__ _______ ,Tan w /tan lnterio~ . ...._. 9731 142-2000 ~wer.p)euekeep
'18 Dataim longbed. air. lo Auto ma Uc trans.. a Jr ••••••••• • • •• •••••• • ••• I !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!j---------
mi, 1295. oonc:t.4'-:1'~1752>· '79 Muda RX·7. xlnt 73VWIUS Cu I '913
Ph495--0828 . -vc••va IMW cond. all xtras. $7150. Rebuilt en1ine. ne w ~ .. ·•••••••••••••••••• _,. -645·2281 dys. 528·5436 tires,sttteo. brake work. 69 Couga r XR·7, ex· 'Tl Scarab 30' twtn 350·s. ·•~Ton: 16' new UtOJambot"ee Road eves. Very c.lean. 839-0'776. celleot. $1500 or beat o( .. low ho&trs. high metal ,Ultcab.New NEWPORTBEACH ..__ •• ..__ 9740 fer. Private Part~
performance equipment. Rubber. A1kin1 $6500. 640-6444 _..._ ,__ "12 VW Squarebact. de· 644-7610. , 10mph +. Must sell. a .... ~-1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..__. _.. bit 11 o1 $24 ,500 w /tral ler. '""'._ · IMW 9712 M1% ............ vnu, re en ... · Dodgt 9935':'
•---------• 75-1913or840-1913. '16 Chev l;'j Ton: 6 cyl." ••-•••••••••••••••• 2~:b2cOUP1 fer.548·1416. •••••••••••••••••••••••
18, Donal w/MC 322 233 Camper Shell. Gas AutomaUc trans. & air ~must sel~Bus, SOUTHCOAS1' 1091 drive&EZ·loadertrlr.90 saver.MS-ltlJl cond. Very n i ce ! la~e 14. Xlnt . Lo DODGE
S pc bdrm Mt nice cond. Membe, rabip In Nwpt •:••••••••••••••••••••• hrs use in ooly fresh wtr. '74 GMC 'YI Ton Sierra <NIHSGl. mileage. $3200. 848-l92:J. • b
II t Bo ..__...... 1 --st -tlgi"""• KEF Sprkr prices are go-$ ~•y $5991 ·-vw BUS It s comlng soon! Watc · Sl25. at rea1/ .upr· ~· ......, ,,. -.,_. · Se B 642""4121 Grande, new eng. Ure 1 ST • alOAOWAY ---for our grand opening!!! q iad. Eves W-1106 athleck club. 4&Hl29 :fr ~owpt.t~· be~to~:~: rima. $1800. 960-7235 SAM TA AHA HOWARD a..'ff'oiet AM /FM cass .. radials. 2888 Harbor Blvd.
?d•wtacoclttall table. 36" Need to_aell 8'x9~' sliding Atlantic Mu11c, 646-8895 r •• Mteflow '1l0To)'ola P\ckup. u 4. all 835·3171 Dove4'Quail Sts. runs good. $1800. COSTA M~A
-.q. _. .... top_ .. table accordion door wtwood •••••'••••••••••••••••• · i t d THEULTIMATfOAIVINOMACHINE • NEWPORT BEACH 5S2-356.Sor631-457S . .,.. Dod p 1 On · t~ 645-z;. · style decor•tor panels. Beautiful RCA 25" color CQCO<!rs. Sale/ options, m n ton · 133-0555 ~ --ge o ara. e
P. Xlnt for office or home 1V. 2 yr wrnty, free de· ._, 9120 552-4845 •USED IMW1• '14 VW Poptop Westfalja owner, 58K orig. miles,
Riviera Sola Bed. Sola 4c wie. Xlnl cond. Beu of· tivery.$1.2'.64a.1786 •••••••,••••••••••••••• "7S DODGE Club cab ~ i23l02Tiiw/S /R (2061) c mpr . AC. Bil s teln comp. malnt. hlstor1 ·
Love Seat. Pecan Coffee fer. 760-0501. 9.5. 21 .. "-'or TV GE T v 8. Cabover camper. Nice · '733.0CScpe. mint<0559) '79 450 SL shocks. Michelins, xlnt a v a i l . G R E AT Ir 2 end Tables. Euro-"""' · · · · cond '°"·ed. cond. Automatic. '743l02Tii S/R (0332) BI a c It. 14 K m 11 es cond. Ser viced eve ry SHAPE!!! Sl .250 or best
pean Dinnette Hutch, Need to sell finely crafted Xlnt.~l~ck,5 · 64S-8295 _646-4a72;..,..;.. __ &_~-----1 "753l02A (0035) <986XMA>. 4.000 m i. $4500 firm . offer. 675-1230. 673-306&.
Marranu AM /FM Stereo danish style 6' table desk -· · · --------18 Datsun KinJ Cab pk up. "7S ~Aw /S. R. (1483 > SZl,500 759.Gll.S4. 644· 1223 613-2712.
W/cassette S300 25" wblchlncl.2drawers&d21Mh&w.iM 8'Camndper'.!:~ow/bepalntt.irnt auto.•lr.stereo,$4.000or '763l02S/R4.sp.(23'71S78) JIMfr•~Ms u.~t Sell' '71 vw BUS 1-9-78_D_d __ C_l_t _E ColotConsole•19"Port. finely uphol. exec st e &m-llt reco . _.. s or olr.549-9611 'T1630csi<456SXG > -"""' . . o ge o . x-
Deslgner Lamps. au in cha I rs $4 00 I 0 BO. ••e•te••••••••••••••••• 498-3895. '783:20i 4sp. air (4228> IMPORTS Sacrifice $1400/080 cellent condition. 2 door
MintCond.957-5747 "760-CXW)l,~5. IMh.Power 9040 "10 Ford camper v8 bub· v-9570 '783:20iA,alr (6095> l970HARBORBLVD. 7S&-0862after6pm Sedan , maroon. low
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credenza w/lrg. atouge length.$850orbest offer. .t971~ARAI bestofrerSS1·5371. air . AM /FM, cruise, ao..dS•dlws peanVanant "S"Model. cassette. S3.SSO FIRM '
atta&Sectlooalsofa.AU R-'7124. Twin 330 ~. l50 hours. Mohre des/ magwhls,cstmpalnt,all --------"-'=--• Rblt motor. dual carbs. 551-443Slrvine.
in x lnt. cond CalJ : • KILN ~·N~· :Y5eir1!i~ c:J:: 9150 carpeted $4400. 5411.3493 ORANGECOUHTY'S· 1979MEltCEDES Bos ch ign. Headers . r..__.
752-ll94days. Ft"ne arts kiln. with rnediatelv ... movini out •••••••••••••••-•••••• orS48-4881 OLDEST l&tZ 2400 lSOOcc. S700 Sonny rurv " '76 u-.a-i Lo c""9116 ••••••••••••••••••••••• llodelfurnituresaJe/The stand Be s t offer. o( area. Call 5<& -1200 151! nuuuamatc w & Has all the ''toys .. in· .,,_ ..... _·CoS 2:3d 640-95e& <Moo .·Fri day s); miwithxtru.must sell. OMCVan.Xlntcond.Cust cluclingapowersunroof VW U 1 ·16GrandTonnoWgn. ,_...,, · at. Aft!!·. r • · 731·8216 <evenings & leaving area 731-6128 inter. Will seat 8. New & power windows. This '65 B S, super c n. auto. air, radio. etc. SS20 ~-sPM. At '7 _!Dbow New skis & waterbed weeke nds > Ask for After4pm. batt. 548-0247. $6000. on4l is in EXCELLENT many xtras. must sell. + t ake ove r loan of
Ridge, Irvine. w/headboard & mirror. Jerry. Alltos W..tecl 9590 Sales-Set"'vice-Leasing condition! Ask for Casey Call631·2778 afler2Pm $1.1.30. 714.552.2911
---sv11•-""-Ing Rm ~13S2aftt>r4PM. • . . J '75 HONDA • ~C--,lnc. Connell when you call 1973 VW BEETLE. Xlnt 9950 &........ RO vw at Skip Jack 79 Open Hu I, CBSOOT. Faring & sad-•••••••••••••••••••• •• -.. ,.... 1b) wJ6 chairs, 2 wing MONTAGUE DAWSON Volvo22S. 120 hrs. VHF. dle bags . $1350 OHO. WEPAYTOPOOLLAR Rolls yce BMW 546·1200 Concl.. Sacr. need cash!•••••••••••••••••••••••
chrs. library tbl , Signedartist's proof. Swim LDR, fresh wtr 645-1467untll10pm fortopu.aedcars·foreign. 1540Jamboree ortry S2200/0B0962·8986 ORANGE COUNTY'S ~~·s6~·~9~es:!e~ .. DAYS-rB~E~DVEN· ~~~p~1~-67Tt~i1 Must •79 Hon~a . CBX. mint ~~~~i:'°e~a:s~~~a!~ Newport Beach 640-6444 559-053' VolYo 9772 FIMIST ~9930days.. Publis hed 1957 ex· cond. Windjammer Fair· FIRST' •••••••••I '74 450SEL. snrl, lthr, air. ••••••••••••••••••••••• UN~~~1:8~RV
Antique Oak Dresser qulsltely frame d to •25' Apollo, '77, single ~+other xtras . $3900. see~us · IOI McLAla.'s '°'?I'S like a 1980, at 1914 VOLVO RA y FLADEIOE
w/mirror newly finished museum sta-nda rds . eng, VHF. RDF. fatho. P .. 644-5744. pnce$11.900.64S.9272. LINCOLN -MERCURY
Oak/mirror end tbl, ~.400.Call : 206·854-0l73 sea tent. canvas, tnm '78 Honda 750K S 000 mi & Must Sell "7S Mercedes SALIS, SHVICE \~18A.uto CenterDr
round Llama /A.lp~ca Game table, 4 chairs : ~h~sexl~:o~on:i6 ~o~0 ~~ooaftd. Sl.sSo. Cali . . 280. xtra clean, $8900. AHO LEASIM~ SDFwy·Lake Forest exit ~· Seascape paurtang, $12.S. Moped: S27S. Nwpt Ya cht Ex ch: ..._...,_ er4pm. 759-9120 OVERSEAS DELIVERY lRVlNE 'eep~ry~! t.v. 760-80$4 •96-9338 eves. --675-1800. OU Road HodakMa $275, -~=~ . 850N. Beach Blvd. '71 ~L. xlnt cond. in· EXPERTS 130.7000
. . Irvine Coast Country Club '78 Boston Whaler. 17' Kawasaki KDlOO S375. FJ3 v · LA HABRA side/out. incl. 2 tops. EARLi llCE 'i2 Colony Park t pau. ~atlU"al Ha1Uan couoo llemberahip. $1300 llontauk. 70 horse Traller'175·675-1949 cm~25o~ (5Ml.No.ofSAFwy ) $16.SOO. Aft 6 PM. VOLVO wgn. Loaded. Original
•Pola 6 1love se1af t . +tilOOtranafer.~1315 Evia.rude wiUI trlr. Mint '78 v-.b8 RD400 part· --------1714152~5133 ~·1608 I'"""" Harbor Blvd. owoer.S1000.67S-6161. ee•D/I •H co ee . cood $8400/080 ;.,,,out · Swida b Appl. """" tables. Qaeen al.le bed+ Lifetime Member of Tif· 49M7eB \ · -• WE IUY Y Y · ·64 220S. xlnt cond, new COSTA MESA Mist-. '952
'box s prings : unused. (8QY's Private Club sell· morn ngs. $36-4'720 O.EAN CARS leather apphol , n ew 646-9303 540..9467 ··-•••••••••••••••••••
t!IH-2729 ing "Gold Card", no mo. 36' SEA RAY Express i9 Motor~ S./ 7 tlMW •llCSI paint, must sell. Best of. -'68 Mustang. SACRIFICE Double Bed du e s • S 1 0 0 0 · Xlnt. cond. Fully ...,/Sforagt ft60 AMDTIUCIS fer.646-1845Joe. 1915 Volvo, sunrf, air. FOR HONEYMOON $1
-NewSlOO Ron •.. 754·1129 equip'd. Many xtras. ••••••••••••••••••••••• SiJverwithblack leather. AM /FM cass., very S2,000 /0BO. 640·0980
M -3478 TourmaHne Mink stole. Best ofr. over S80.000. tt7125 FT. Executive Car. '78 Mercedes 3000, lo 42K d ean. $4100. 631-1532 831-1260.
(Likenew).$700. 675 3895, 645·6739 & PACIARIOW lO'MclAlt&tlftC. mi. milan brown/ bam· _. --------1nmdle Bed with mat·
treues, Good condition.
m c.u 961·2561 al\ • • weebnda.
646-2133. ~ MODELC 850N. Beach Blvd. boo int. Snrf, cass, xtra Mitos. UMd 66 Mustang, needs work.
(5Ml.No.ofSA Fwy.J tank. n ew radials .••••••••••••••••••••••• i\skingS600. CERAMIC 20' ELECTRIC BOAT Seeps 6-to 8 on Gaucho La Habra 522·533.1 $18.900. P.P.493-2575. GtMr.. 990 I 644-4219
-.. 11cn1•E New batt. gd cond ~~!;, fiallt s~lf codn. -BMW """" 4d t MG 97 .. ., ••••••••••••••••••••••• •-..yv . S895<1 640-4150 t ... ~. rool air con .. .., .....,., r. au o. .. .. G••S. 1015 6x6".25tperpiece.Paant · generator. AM 1FM TOPDO•• .... sir, a te. Xtras. 640-8590 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MOTNMGOVEA •;9 Mus tang Turbo
Am /Cm air, TRX
Radia ls. 40.000 miles.
Good cond. SSOOO or best.
Call 752-78.SS, ext 392.
-••••••••••••••••••••• & slue your own tiles. 24 ' Sklpjac k Open atereo cassette. C.B ..._. or~1001 '76MGMIDGET $4995 ffuleHouseMovlngSale, GoOd for ceramtc shops Cruiser, fully loa ded. radlo&only33.200miles. PAID FOR
everything goes. Sile un· or private parties to use Duel 170 HP Volvos. like Must sell! tSer. 1898) GOOD & Q.IA'N ~ ~1914
til Aug 22. 646-2205. 813 YO\lf artistic abilities. new with trlr. $17.000. C714t 55'·1304 'I PMtJNt 9741
Joann. CM . 534· 7533 Ca II a ft e r 5 P . P . ---------• USED CARS! J •••••••••• • •• ••••••••••
MAIERS
AUTOCEHTER Cherry ·67
l2500t080
496· 7709 or 493-6213 ManY items: lllh·25th of •RCA 22" blXtwht wopd 213-249-5216. 1:i}t C:,~~~~~~2~; SADDLEIACK $4000 REIATE!
Augmt. 216941 Calle Real console. $45, phone ma(e l.91117' SEA RAY. 100 h.p. week + 6• a mile. VAWY on a ny brand n e w 1425 Baker Street
COSTA MESA Capiat.rano ~h.. 493-3895 llOOS,$50, Magnus elec. trailet. call 752.8011 Mon-~2283. IMPORTS Peugeot 604. HarMs . 1060 chord organ $50. 642·6339 Fri, 494·5892 eves _For_Ren_t_20_'_M_otor __ H_o,....m~e-.. ha a....t . 540-9202 • •••••••••••••••••••••• .......................... c••··-R E D u c E D v-clean. Call 642..QOO ~~..!':':. 1910 505s ~old Quarter W.-cl IOll _,, ~..--• IGas&DMMIJ
'73 Cutlass. immac .• SOK
llidl 9910 m I • $1 2 0 0 I 0 8 0 , mare. $lllOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• DRASTICALLY _lf2ll0 _________ 1 .....
846-1583. TOPC~HPAJD 40' Mdarilne lTOrKadwer. '77 ,,....,... T,..._, 9170 C-.MeN 645-5700 Mlacflollof ta.ENOWUI ••••••••••••••••••••••• 714 ·557-8999 art 7PM
1986 Buick Ri•ie.ra. Runs ,_wk_dys_. ------
good, looks good! See to •79 Cutlass, Supreme appreciate.! $975 /obo. 8.000 mi. Perfect cond.
Ask for Davtd at 97S.OU3. p IS. Air. Auto.., Cruise
-----'---'-.;..;...·---• For used furniture & ap· twn _a s . gen, ••••••••••••••-••••••• · Jelllwaai*v, 1070 l>li•~. . Woning of nOt. many opUoo.s. Must sell. "14 Traveleie 8X35 w /H · w· & ~· MEW IMWS ••-••-•••••-•••••••• 957.,...... Now 95 000 Nwpt Yacht sheds A" I 5111'. eho •lllllEDlATEC~H• Excb67S.1800 pudo, 2 ·low rent, LUe model Toyotas and ED RACH IMPOITS
848 Dove Street
NEWPORT BEACH
752-0900
For Gold, Silver, •aot.ed: . adult feark. ~OOO or Volvo s . Call us ISng.()WM
Platinum. Any llindl 251aUonaquarium REDUCED beltol er.646-·· '" IMW"S 1910 IUICI( centrol, am !Im. $6100
cOacl., amount. DanJe 9'1&-1688eves 29' California S/F~ twn M la Aitllream. A good rlliillll,.SJl•I To lhooH from '74 thru
541---.3 Aat for llatt FWC Chrys)ers, lo hrs. 2 de a I . U 200 / OB O . '7931Q'l'a·320l'a·S30i's 9750
SKYLAU -.0112 _____ _
f\'ont wheel drive, 4 cyl .• PWo 9951
••••••••lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilm-r slation,1 . encl llead 146-41.51. •DU98'79 f'or the best deal in w !holding. $22,250. Won't all&llAw 9180 Oranae County ... Come '7' PORSCHE ••••••••••••••••••••••• automatic trans .. ajr •••••••••••••••••••••••
cond. & would you '73 Ford Pinto Runabo/.tt
believe less than 4,500 in very good cond. Fairly • ,
TIME
IS MONEY
LMtl Nwpt. Yacht Exch.. ••-•r aee•today' 9121 875-1800. ••••••••••••••••••••••• SAeDLllACIC --------8' wide 32' lone. ~s Sspd..w/air.Only47,000 miles! (574YBB>. new tires. Auto. radjo .
$6... Must.sell. S995.<&9'1..oc7. 38' ISLAND GYPSY. '78, $1200/0BO. with or w/o ~====~~!!!. VALLIYl_.-vwu Mi. (910PRY>.
twn dais. AC, 3 state rm1. apace. &46-4151. #CK5875 PIJRSCHES 21tOZ ll:rite Pkwy· IOI Mel.ABM IMC. i4 Pinto WAGON ZSmtj. ~ULo pilot, radar. At our UUit aUe , • 1 lliaa V1ejo lllON. Beach Blvd. oew clutch • bulke11,
docks S89,500. Nwpt Y \r , r 4 d ·alee ll1·2040 495-4949 (SMi.No.ofSAFwy.) am/fm cass stereo, Yacht Exch. 8675-1800. bottom t I Jl bed· w ED 97 La Habra 522·5333 __...._ body work, -ch.
THEODORE
ROBINS
_._ ________ • S40·1910dy•. 842·0524 ANT ~ 15 ·~ ......
'72 18' Tri·hull. Walk eves. .. .. ••••••••••••••••••• "12 911 T Targa: Clean. 90UDd. $1115.496-1858
lhro•.ch. Volvo 110 . •-.---SerT--~--,-._..----Allow us the opportunity 2 new front KooJ shocks Maas. PlreHis. A /C, ..,_.... 9960
libny extras. Tr ir. XJnt. & Acc.euoites 9400 to eanaider the putthue (nttiq '72 to ·74 V-6's) AM/FM. Bra & Cover. ·n Skylark. <runs gd>. ••••••••••••••••••••••• oond. M250. 613-'12JOI. · ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• or trade-in of your clean only '10 for both. New 55M!810. __..or best offer. '16 PLYMOUTH Arrow. Pancbe. Cbedt with Us Seara heavy duty 48 _,., ba 43 • .,._MslMr MIVllWAXYOUI y! month battery. only $3(1. '75 Targa Ca rrera. 646-2133. l!OOre te, price SUOO.
Fully equi pp ed . CAAA•AMU Ub New "Racemarlt" ~t~~,':,~~-~~ "75Sta w-... AC, PS. PB, ~.se:.:~~:dO::n~,; be.utJJ'ally malnUlned. c.JlUSfordetalb! leather sporl steering W'4:UU'I r~ ....,...... .,.. mMlY to cruise or Jive .... AUTO wheel, only $50! Call 4'P7's.Thiscariafresb, f\1Uye::.::'·39•000 ml, Edwardl.HB.
•board. Slip may be llAUTY CIMTa ~ unfortuutely must aeU. $!500. '71 Sta W1n Volare, l
avUJable. 11~% Fioanc· l.SaoPondec'OUSt. 9720 $23,900. 759.1913 or C •n '915 owner. AC. PB. PS. Jdnt
in« poulble: '12,000, or COSTA MESA •1963. -"•••••••••••••••••• cond. $2950. ~
FORD
1Uf>0 HAAf''A PlVn
(.{J~IA Ml~A 041 UOH'
··-if no ~ ln--a-rn. 2111 Eilo--c:I -.5'--~'"""E=--~1:::::i1 ._,._.,,....., volved. Clean de9! will 714-6404 10 9l4-6 Rettond CIMaic 1e1 --.. .. ...-E Sliver, ,_... '965 r~o:.S:.T,A'--s-SA-Yl--SA-Yl_S__ ,., ..... P7a, SC rl~. Recaro, mi.like:-1132 ••••••••••••••••••••JE'9•
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when placing your
ed ... a Daily Piiot ad
number will appear In your
ad ... we take your
messages 24 hours a
day . • . you call in at your
convenience during office
hours and get the respbnses
to your ad • . • this service
Is only $10 per week .-For
more Information and to
place your ad call 642-5678.
,
hol~.Jobnaon out· WITHUllDPMTI a.,w many xtras. $12,500. '19 Trana Am. Spet!tal
boarct. Jack Corley lm~ re f"--..m,-..5822ext.eo '1SCoupedeVllle.~. Edition. Auto ., •ir,
514·150$ ennlnsa • ~~ FotY .. Cu! _,.Coo lhlrpSM&O.CalJMack•t stereo, optlooa. &Jk
weekends. &42•4321 A SU y JOll.soM&soM PancbeUIS, -· · •nm w /blk .fnter . .fltjO _.... 840-22:54 coan, eoodltlon, oric 17,00llmi.548-Ml -· --.uays. on 101N.llaocllnw U.1•M•a.y °"'*.sia,soo.Seetoap. •n Cad . Se•ille.
the boat. Ambit• "1'11-.-0 -Harbor Blvd. prec. C•ll for app •. Wblle/!'ed ini.ioc. Ex. "Z.:~~~·~ 9Cf, IMh.W .9060 ~,,...•froataul a.&alleu 540-.., MMMO. cond. 45,000 miles. ~~-.-.-t
...................... lor'.lllO'tl~Toa 'Parcl WeP., 11111~ ~'" ~J.185ors.9-9711. -.751·14'7'1 -· ·:· tt*"a l" 3r'· W call~ or ...... .rm 'Tl st 2+2, 4-apcl. elec. -.e••\;; .......... _ C 6 "17 •• nr.bltct mU1t sell,
b:.u'u11uf. 1~000 : _Aak __ ,._1'ell_____ WIUl ..t,All/Fllcua.,A/C, · •tDEAURINU.S.A:, --.. •••• .. •••••-$1,000 or beat o~r .....,. ...... s&ml.-.•1·10'14 · "11cam.ro.ct..ae,mlat,,_-._1113_. ___ __..._
SS' AM• Akcll1. sunftall, ........ """-~••••••••• P'Ql'YourOood "118Z10,21.•ml. IR{ ~IVll ==• owoer. Call: lf2I ~ 9115*._ ~
ullbo9t for lale. ID &lie -VW,POfectaesMdl mac .... -. ROI.LS IOWCl -apd;QeWU....,*lllt~ ---a um.a. UQ . 10 =~i .... ,... ~ 1' Cawro. LT, AJl/Pll1_m_.-a _____ _ =.. "'°· '117 ta-Giii •E.CoutlhQ' "TS~•te.•mtfmcw. ....._._.. -:O.~·:fJ:U:: '71 nreblrd, aat.
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tfl.em ~-=~= ~g.=~ ~~M~;:.':i!~: ble, beauUful wblte ma/fmia,e, alwp, or ;.i1 oat belt tr
a plleable taa•. CAD.•'bll Cllll•TOP.111...-w/dffp red Interior. W.90m , 511•119 •. ,,...,.. r..e. . ·· --1ra-.......... __ ~ .......... , _ .;a..,;ii, Hn'"'"~-~;...;._---,.---4 ..,.._,_,... 011 dlld~ll• ··--;--;M,-; -lal, 00cl'Or11n: , ............. -...... .-.. ....... ._.__.. ~:: ...._._,lo WU_. •.:• • ...:-... lfiee ...... 1'11 '1ll*~Clwr91 'TS VDJA GT S&a Wp. r IN-,......_ .... ...._ or ~It lahle. AT, w/1117 lloua en1 :t., ...._ ,.. ._. • ...,, Mil .. _a+a.a1e. am rm, 1*11111& wta, a.• ml, •M• or11 mL.."""XIDt
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Dally New8paper
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
I
s Ocean View School Torched
.Report Asked
.;.On· Job Probe
f f
.• Tbe ~ ..___._ a.eh d.Wb."b;;Mud by at.7 ComeU to aummube a
leqtbJ pallce mftatilatiall ot ~... • •• federally fuDded Job
'Jll'Oll'8ID. wblcb was d.llmaUed i-tbe eount)' ln Febnaary. • PoUee Captala Doe Jeatlm
r-1ald today that be la 1ummaria· ,...., a four-ineb thick police re-l port an tbe sequence of eveuta
~ ·that Jed to tbe d.llmanWnc o1 tbe h \
WASlDNGTON <AP) -It's
true, as claimed by colum-
1t Jack Anderson, that the
alted States plans a military
va1km of Iran, says Defense
retary Harold Brown.
But Brown, appearing SUl»day
ABC's "IAues and Answers.''
aMfDMICf to say If tbere would be
... Mhlll' aUempt to reacae the 52
.S. lmtqea belcl in Iran. A
---try falled Wt ..... .z.Amerk• MrYicemM
(Tbe ~trovenlal Anclenon
uma appears today on tbe
ldltclrial pqe, M.> Durinl the 1bow, Brown wu
siled to comment on An·
er1on•1 report that United
:-lltatA• is plaMing an invasion.
.. No, that's not true," Brown
lied.
He was tben 81ked if there
non-prcllt Western lmtitute of
Careen w . U.at handled tbe
cit1'1 '2'°mlllion·a-year federal
Job prosram. Tbe aran,e CQunty Manpower
Commlllkm dismantled tbe eor-
poratkm in February after pre.
llminary findings of an a~dicated misuse Of federal •
inc J u-ctnrr-81r"8 I hrre·d ·u-n -:---
authorized loan of $18,000 by the
president,• Robert L . Cun-
ninabam.
"Tbe investicatioo bas been
done for months," Jenkins said.
"But I'm summarizinl the re-
port to inform U.e City Council
at its request."
Mayor .Ruth Bailey said a
council committee WU formed
lut week -because, abe said, the
city h8d oat been kept informed
of federal investigations into tbe
allegations of mbnde of federal
funds.
Sbe said the committee would
urge speedy resolution of the
charges and completion of a
county auditofWestem.
The police investigation,
Jenkins said, wu completed last
Januaey and tumed over to the
U .s. t)epartment of Labor in
February. But ~ DOL dropped
Its investigation of Weste~ one
week later.
Tbe city, bowner, was not
DOtifMd UDtil JulY " aeeordinl to • DOL •SMJlteaman wbo decll.Ded eomment on tbe delay.
Tbe Orange COUPty Diatrict
Attorney's office is coaatderi.ng
tbe cue now U.at the federal in·
vestlption baa been dropped.
Jenkins said his summary of
the investiptioo will be com-
pleted tbiJ week.
• oald be anotber attempt to lifeguar-1~ ue the bost.aaes and said. "l U8
not either CODfirm that or
y tt. That La the kind of thine
j\dt would not want to talk
bout."
Anderson's column, scheduled
r release today but made
ublic over the weekend, says
Get Respite
From Crowds
e invasion ls planned for mid· Lifeguards from Seal Beach to
tober. San Clemente got a break over • , The White House bas denied .-. .. -a.--t when the weather • tJaa invulaa ti~alilM!'d .. .~·· " -~~ ~ -\..--·-~·· ._2 n .. -li~a .... ·-tUhMicl som,-the. suf{ went flat . • Brown, "" UJe tUUad usd tbe 111ual summertime mobs t ·hostage Uon ~u U.e rHIOll! · stayed home. · ·. · ~\.for the U.S. military buildup in Overcast skies and a drop in '~\be Persian Gulf, said, "Some of the air temperature were cited ~.it, of course, was in place before u reUCJU toior the slump in the ~ end ol 1179. '' mld·AUl\lll attendance. ~ Jaron Aid the tMllldup also ts ra Newport Beach guards re·
'f!';'qe1i1aed to deter a Soviet ported one of th~ smallest
r'.l :.dilitary IDOft into the rqkm. crowds in recent memory Satur-i~:. Several newspapers wbicli day when only about 30,000 peo-
_..ally carry the Aadenon ple turned' out. Newport
1 oOlumn did DOt TUil tpt. ._ __ .. lifeguards were pressed into ~~· AD Auoclated re11 C.-;a service only three times over the
· allowed tW the New York Dally weekend ! .. .News, The WubbaltGD POlll, the In ff~tington Beach, one
... ,Arkauu Democrat and the serious incident was reported
;1 Atlanta Constitution did not about 6 p.m. Saturday. wben
•. carry the column :U·year-old Ed Jewell broke Ju. k:"' . neck while attemptiD1 to dive •t; under a wa.e, aUtboritlel uld. ~{jff __ _i ___ , __ ,_ lJf ..... said tbe Gardena
ff~ft mu'• Wife palled him to abon : ua called for belp. He ·was
I DI-Donftng ru1bed to Hoaa Memorial C &fMf, Di_---e Hospital in Newport Beach,
where be wu reported in stable .n-1a See eoaditian10day .. a.A: y n Tbe mUe lll*b of ctt1 strand
In If•--.. cmlJ • ll&bt won. onr tie two ~ at.-
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Neighbor'• GenMn lheplierd, RhHt, Awoke Him to Call Fire Depertment
Diseharge So•ICht
Sailor Corwicted
On Lesbian Charge
. L()NG BEACH <AP) -·A
Chicago teen-ager was found
guilty today of engaging in
homoeexual activities aboard the
USS Norton Sound, and the Navy
hearing board recommended she
be~maPQll'aldilcbar1e.
Alicia Bania, 18, WU tbe third
woman sailor accused of les-
bianism aboard tbe missile test
ship but the firlt to be convicted.
, However, tbe hearing by the
Administrative Discharge Board
was not a trial or court-martial,
aQd the n!COmmendation ol the
board wu for a general dis-
charge under honorable cmdi·
lions -the most serious penalty
the panel can recommend
It remains 'up to the ship's
captain to decide whether to
follow the board's recommenda-
tion, and even bis decision can
be appealed to the secretary of
Navy.
The Chicago teen-ager bald
said she planned to leave the Navy ailyway.
In three days of hearings
which began Friday, Ma. Harris
was accused of engagtng. in les·
biu adl witb another woman
sailor, Wendi Williams, 25,
whose bearing is scheduled to
begin next.
Two previous cases in the
bearings which began this
montb resulted in acquittals for
shipmates Tangela Gaskins, 25,
of Newark, N.J ., add Barbara
Lee Underwood, 22, of Orlando, Fla.
After Ms. Williams' bearing
concludes, four other women face similar inquiries. They
were Nonna Hohl, 20, of BeU,
Mo.; Sbarris Heusser, 25, of
Pelican Rapids, Minn.; Louise
Fitzmorris, 27, ·of Rumfbrd,
Maine; and Carol Brock of San
Jose ..
Stocks Drop After
Increase of Money
NEW YORK CAP) -Stock prices tumbled in early trading
today as the market reacted to
Friday's news of a record jump
in the nation's money supply.
Tb4! Dow Jones average of 30
ind\dtrial stocks dropped 10.2'
points to 153.41 after four hours
of trading on tbe New York
Stock Excban.ie. The market
was off 8.61 points after three
hours oflrading.
Losin• issues outnumbered
gainers by 11·2 on U.e NYSE.
.. Tbe market was stunned,"
by Friday's Federal Reserve re-
port ol an '8.2 billion increase in
the nation's buic money supply,
said Mante Gordon of Dreyfus
Corp.
BUt be added that the reaction
WU "Wenlifted by the fact that
tbe marbt baa risen IO steadily
lD the plllt weeb."
Tbat. be said, made it more
vulDenb&e to a lbarp correctkm
as traders switched their focus
from hopes of short recessiOo to
worries about intensified infla·
lion and perhaps another round
of rising interest rates.
The Federal Reserve issued
ill latest weekly report after
tradiq cloeed on U.e NYSE on
Friday. It ur1ed "s~ial cau·
lion" in interpretin& U.e weekly
figures. Money market analysts
have said s ome special
circumatancel, including blgber
Social Security payments, were
at leut part1aJJy responsible for
the balJoontac money numbers
in U.e latest week's report.
But the report fueled market.
fears of woneninc infia~ analystl laid. Stock and
traders were cautiously
watcbiq money marketa for
slpall ol a pouible cbanle in
tbe Federal Reeene's monetary
.poUcy,
Sallta-wno?
Burglary Suapect Stuck
Santa Ana police respondlna to a barllarY call d1lliDa
the weebad bad Utt.le trouble fladlq tbefr mu -u baa ~me tnpped in tbe chlmneJ of • bar be wu llllledl:r
trytnf toP~ipokeaman said . offleera found
HermllllllMo Na•arrete, 40, of Seata Ana. ftrmlJ = In die..,_. portion of U.e cblameJ. Bia feet wwt U4d! ... _ .......
ill tbe ftreplaee.
It Ude olftcers nearly four bDul'I to blm oat. tbe
1pokeunan aald, after using jackhammers to break •war tfaebrtek. ·
POUCB RAD BEEN called to tbe bar at 21JT w.nm•..._ Blw. by Santos JlerDandea, •, wbo was ar-~ fGr beinC an accompllee. lie called om_.. wbln NH~ IDt IWCk, tbe police ....... m• Aid.
Tbeliicklent occurred at I :• a.m. s.tardQ.
2Gunmen
Take GeJDS,
Beat Owner
Two gunmen invaded a Hunt-
ington Beach jewelry store Sun·
day afternoon, struck the store's
owner when sbe refused to band
over keys to the display case
and fled with $55,000 in
valuables, police reported today.
The holdup occurred at Old
World Antiques and Jewelry,
7561 W. Center Drive, at about
4:25 p.m.
Police said one suspect in the
robbery visited the store earlier
in the afternoon and then re-
turned later with a companion.
Both threatened two employees
and three customers with
pistols.
The owner of the store was
forced into a back room, where
she was struck in the face after
refusing one suspect's demand
for keys. The men then took the keys by
force, opened the display case
and took diamond rings,
watches, gold rings and other
valuables. The intruders handcuffed a
female employee and ordered
three customers to lie on the
Ooor. 'lbe customers then were
robbed of a total of $47, police
said. The gunmen then fled.
One smpect was described as
a white man in bis earlv 20s, five
feet nine to six feet tall, 150 to
180 pounds with reddish brown
hair. He brandished a chrome·
colored multi-barreled pistol.
The second suspect was
described as a Latin male in his
20s, five feet six to five feet nine
with a thin build. He carried a
dark colored pistol.
HD Auto Tow
Law-Facing
Court Battle
A recently passed city or-
dinance that gives the police
chief authority to refuse a city license to Uie operator of ·an
automobile to.ring company if
the operator baa a bad bmiDeu
reputation baa been cballmpd
in court.
A temponl'J reatralniq order
againlt enfordq tbe rule WU
granted last -week in W'1•t
Oranie County Municipal Court
to an attorDeY for Ace Towtna
ComlNIDJ~ -Ace owner Chuck James
claiml t.be ordiDance WU writ-
ten to run bia bulineu out ol
town. .
Pollc:e cbief Earle Robl&aWe
refUMd a Jiceaae t9 Ace last
mCJDtb •
A further municipal eoGl't
hearin1 on tbe matter i1
1claeduled TbUl"IQy •
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Unused
Building
Gutted
Arson has been cited as the
cause of a fire U.at gutted the in-
terior of ooe building on the cam-
pus of the now-abandoned Ocean Vlew School in HunUngton Beach
early today.
Eleven pieces of fire equipment
and 31 firefighters were sum-.
moned at 3: 15 today to baWe U.e
blaze, which already was sending
20-footburstsofflametbrougbthe
roof when firemen arrived, ac-
cordin~ooewitness..._ ...•. _ -·--One il\jur)r-was rei>orted in the
ipcident. Capt. Larry Drake of
the Fountain Valley Fire Depart-
ment fell off the roof of the s~c
ture and was taken to Huntington
Intercommunity Hospital with
back and neck injuries. Huntington Beach Fire Depart-
ment Capt. Roger Hosmer said
physical evidence was discovered
inside the gutted building that in-
dicated the fa.re was deliberately
set. He said arson investigators
have begun a probe of the blue.
Ocean View School, located at
7972 Warner Ave., also served as
the district headquarters until it
was abandoned last year.
Earlier this year, the district
agreed to sell the 8.5-acre site to
Mola Development Co. for $3.1
million. School Superintendent Dale
Coogan said the property still is
in escrow. Coogan said he does.
not. believe the school fire will
have any impact upon the land
sale.
No dollar loss was assigned to
the school fire because the build-
ingJ were scheduled to be razed
by the developers. All school dis·
trict property of any value bad
been removed from the building
before the fire, Coogan said.
Steve Sarkis, whose home at
7901 Cypress Ave., is almost
direcUy behind the school, saia
be was tbe first to alert
firefighters to the early morning
blaze .
Sarkis said bis dog began
barking at the fire and
awakened him. Seeing the
school ablaze, Sarkis called the
fire department.
Visitor Cut
Preventing
Purse Theft
A Long Beach man vacationing
in Lag-.ma Beach was cut on the
handearlySundaywbenberesist-
ed a knife-wielding robber wbo
tried tosteal bis shoulder bag.
Police said Gary Scott Fowler,
33, foiled a robber's attempt to
take his bag, but received a cut on
bis· left band U.at required nine
stitches.
Fowler told police a man carry-
ing a knife alJPIOacbed him as be
was walking in U.e 2400 block of
Soutb Coast Highway at about 1
a.m.
Fowler said the man demanded
tbatbebandovertheaboulderbag
he was carrying. Fowler n!-
portedly refused and tbe man
slashed at bis band witb the knife
be was carrying.
Coast
Wea tiler
)(Oltly ._, Tuesda1
afternoon followlnl late
nlabt and mornin1 low
cJoadL Lan tmtpt 51 at
tbe beaches, 51 inland. mau Tumdaf 1n '70a.
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8Dcl J9Pift bave a.ted tbe IP8M• Of tbe lraalaa ParUalDlllt to
pub for the rele.aae ol tbe • AD*icu hotta .... Md allow an iD&emaUonal mlukm &o IMlt the cape.lv11. aCleordlq to news reports from Tllbran toda,J.
Pere 8crflte S,,re•tb
; PAlllS (AP) -A •trike by Fnaeh ftabermen that tJroucbt·
daaos to Enaliah Channel porta spread today to tbe lledlterra-aean witb the blockade ol three barban GD the island of ConlC4.
• ~ at the height of the holiday aeuon, the actlon by the
Conican fishermen inconvenienced thouaandl of ~avelen
aboard car terries bound for mainland Porta such u Nice or on their way to Corsica.
•-•letolfluL••d
MIAM~ CAP> -With its highest sustained winds reaching 7S
n.iph, Humcane Bonnie moved northward alt about 15 mph to-
• day and was expected to turn toward the north-northeast
• foreeuters"Said-. .• -----------•
· They predicted no major changes in Bonnie's strength for
the next 24 hours as the hurricane churns through the open
Atlantic. Forecasters said it appeared the storm would pass to ~e west of the Azores and no other land masses lay in its pre-dicted course.
·= IJ ... aeo.lt ~rted.
CASABLANCA, Morocco (AP> A brigade ol the Libyan
army revolted again.st µ,e regime of Col. Moammar Khadafy n~ar Tobruk. this month, and ·so~ 400 people were killed or
-vounded in the resulting fighting, Arab diplomatic sources said today.
There was no conf~ati~ of the report from Libya. ~me troops who Jotned an the Aug. 6 rebellion were still
holding out, encircled by loyal units, said the sources who asked oot to be named. ._.. '
. . Sarvey Shows
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Woman Recruiu
Early Dropouts
WASIDNGTON CAP> -lo
anotber blow to the all-volunteer
military. women recruits are fall·
ing to finish their first enlistments
at a much higher rate than male
volunteers.
An Anny study estimates the
_ ,fallout rate for women will
, .reach46.7 percent this year-13.5
.,:. percentage points higher than for
•.. yC>ung men.
... -''Current forecasts indicate
r.,Z that first-term female attrition
'• (ates will increase further," ::,. said the study, which predicts
,.; that the trend for comparable
.. ·• fl)ale volunteers "will remain
, down."
.. • This problem comes on top of
•.; other difficulties with the all· '*: ~olunteer force, such aa retain·
., .• iag seasoned noo·commlaslooed ~:i officers and tech n 1ca1
specialists. improving overall
_, ... , ~ quality and streollheniDa
•.1 the undermanned Army Na· ~~, tional Cuard and reserves
• r, Army officials appear at a loea
to explain the hl&h fallout rate
,., among women in the ftnt hltA::h.
··.»The Army Research lmtltute ii
t Jooking for the causes.
• 1:.· But M. Kathleen Carpenter
• the Pentagon's equal opportuni·
ty chief, said she believes there
are al leJ.St four main reasons
·'There ls a significant lack of
acceptance of women in DOD·
traditional roles by tbeir male
peers," said Ms. Carpenter lo an
interview ... Men often flnd
women perfonninl better."
At last report, about 61 per·
cent ol the Anny's 51,000 enliat·
ed women were in "non-
DAILY PILOT
traditional" skills, such as
maintenance, transportation and
engineering. The remaining 39
percent were assigned to "tradi·
tlonal" fields, as clerks, medical
orderlies and similar occupa·
tioos
Ma Carpenter said Army
women who do manage to get
traditionally male-type assign·
ments all too' often find
themselves ·Shuffled into ban·
dling paperwork. This, she said,
stunts their career development
opport\mities.
Furthermore, Ms. Carpeoter
said, women fmd themselves un·
der heavy psychotoeical pres·
surea, working in what she
called a "f11hbowl environment
in which they are very closely
scrutiniled."
She al8o said sexual harua-
ment is a factor in sourina
youna women soldiers toward
military life and causlot them to
look for ways to eet out. She
declined to 10 into specifics on
the extent ol sexual harassment,
but indicated she regards it as a
major problem.
At the same time, Ms .
Carpenter acknowledged that
some women soldien "are usJna
pregnancy as a vehicle to get
out" when they are unable to
gain job satisfaction lo uniform.
Women, like men, for the most
part leave the Anny under pro-
gr a ms orieina.lly desisned to
weed out thole conaldered by the
commanders to be unsuitable
without the onua of a less than
honorable discharge.
The stated reuoas for a com-
mander lnitiaUna such action in·
elude misconduct, absent
wttboat leave. abuse of df\1111 or
alcohol, demoastrated pel'IODaJ
hardablp.and medical Prpta{ema:
amoq atben. 111u c~
said 101De womm 1aa .. ICMaabt
diHbarwe OD l"MIDdl that tbe
Arm7 falled to Uve up to ha
"enllstment contraet" suaran· teems them certa111 atru trala·
Oeltf .....
Sear~ C• Tep
Tim MoeeJ.y, lS, baa reach·
ed the pinnacle of scouting
-Eagle status. The
member of Troop 226 is the
son of Jay and Dianne
Moseley of Huntington
Beach and grandson of Dr.
and Mrs. Allan J . Burgess of
Newport Beach. The former
Daily Pilot carrier will be a
junior this fall at Mater Dei
High School in Santa Ana~
5· Assailants--
Rape Woman
In Newport
Five Latin males, who al-
legedly attacked a 19-year-old
·Costa Mesa woman early Sun·
day in Newport Beach and toot
turns raping he r , are being
sought by police ~ay.
The gang of assailants, in·
vestigators said, grabbed the
young woman while she was
walki,ng along the beach near
28th Street at about 5 a.m.
The victim told officers one of
the attackers put his hand over
her mouth while the others re-
moved her clothes and tossed
her on the sand.
A witness, a1ao strolling on the
strand, told police be noticed the
woman struggling with the men
and asked them what they were
doing. In response to h1$ ques·
Uon, the five attackers chased him.
He told investigators be
managed lo elude them and
phoned police.
The suspects were reported to ~ all ~bout 19 years old, wear-
~ng swunming trunks and hav·
mg heavy Spanish accents.
Cyclist Hurt
In Huntington
A Garden Grove motorcyclist
is in serious condition after an
accident early Sunday morning
on Pacific Coaat Highway and Newland Avenue in Huntingtoan
Beach.
Police said John Lodovico. 19,
lost control and bit the curb
when be was riding southbound
on Newland Avenue at approx.
lmately 1:30 a.m.
Lodovico was taken to Foun-
tain Valley Community Hospital
where be was admitted to the in-
tensive care unit with head in·
juries and multiple cuts, a
hospital spokesman said.
Driver Dies
In Car Crash
A Santa Ana man was kilJed
and another man was seriously
inJured early today in a single.
car accident alone the 1400 block
of Sullivan Avenue, police said.
Officers said a car driven by·
Ansel Camacho, 25, went out ·ot
control and struck a brick wall at about 2:30 a.m.
Camacho was killed and a
puaeapr, Juan Lopez, u, of
Santa Ana, WU injured, Lopes
•as taken to Fountain Valley Comm..Uty JbpltaJ.
The e&UM of the accident is unknown.
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b•cauae planoer1 lon1 bave
comtted on reel idtiaal IDcrwtna
mnnberl ot women to nu om tbe ....._1.eal Thief rub la years abead, wben tbe 1•--mllltary qe male popalatlon
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For Mesa
Crime
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Cotta lleun Sari T. GrUlllhl,
A, • .,. It WU "Juat ~action"
wbea be swauect the cun from a
robber'• band in a bank Partdni lot Saturday.
"I badJUlt parted my CV, Sot·
tea out and taken two steps when
thl1 IU)' ltleb a eun in my face,"
Grilfttbl recalled thla morninl.
Griffttbl, wbo owns the Sbell
station at tbe corner of Fairview
Road and SUnllower Avenue, wu
Oil h1I war into the cttbem Bank
of Costa Mesa, 2l'10 Harbor B?vd .
It WU Just "'t DOOD, and be carried a blue bank bas lo bis
rtabt band. Tbe baa eoot.alned sz.• lo cub and $220 worth of checb.
Grtffllhl told police h1I U·
sallant reached for the baa as be
brouabt the sun up. As the gun
sailed acrou the parkine lot, a
strualeemuedfortheba1.
Grtftltbl and bis younaer ad-
versary rolled about on the
asphalt. wtt:neues said, in a baWe
over the money u bank officials
rushed to a telephone to report a
robbery in proereas.
Finally, Grifftlhl later told Of·
ficen, be decided to let go of the
bag and go for the gun sUU lytng in
the parking lot .
· --The thief ran with the bag
toward Dale Street with Griffiths
and tbegun in punuit.
"It was about a 300-foot chase,"
Griffiths recalled this morning.
"I do some sailint. and I'm oot in too bad shape, but I was· puff.
ing."
The robber jumped into a car
and backed it from a wall as Grit·
fiths tried to break intothe car.
"I wu yelling, 'I've got your
lice05i' number. where the hell do
you think you're going'!" Grit·
fiths remembered.
In frustration, Griffiths threw
the gun against the car window. ll
splatteredintosmall pieces.
"The damn thing was plastic."
Griffiths said. "I hadn't tried to
shoot it, I don't know why, l just
didn't.
Griffiths said he jogged back to
the bank where its employees had
Costa Mesa police on the phone.
He described the bandit, his car
and offered the license plate
number.
Fewer than 10 minutes later, a
Costa Mesa officer stopped a car,
like the one Griffiths descri~
several miles away at 3194
Airport Loop.
Griffiths and other witnesses
identified the driver, private in·
vestigator Almon John Goodwin,
31, of Rivenide as the robber.
Recovered from Goodwin's
car, police said, was the blue bag
and money taken earlier from the
service station owner.
Goodwin was booked into Co6ta
Mesa Jail for suspicion of armed
robbery. His bail was set at
$25,000.
As for Griffiths, he said his only
complaint following his wrestling
bout is two scraped elbows.
"I don't know why I did what r
did," he mused. "You never know
how you 'H react.·'
Russians Warned
TOKYO <AP> -A Hanoi·
bound Soviet jetliner violated
Japan's air space today, prompt-
ing warnings from Japanese
radar operators and the
scrambling of sht Japanese Jet
fighters, the Defense Agency
here said. The incident was the
Soviet Union's 10th violation of
J_apan's territorial air space
since 1958, the officials said.
Japan claima 12 nautical miles
as its territorial air space.
r..-... -.."'--··
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Parade Claaraeters
Three characters aboard Do~glas Liechty's "Integrity•\
show form that helped craft wm Sweepstakes prize in Sun-
dboay 's .Cbara.cter Boat Parade in Newport Harbor. L.iechty's _
at was decorated as a haunted house in keeping with
parade's Disneyland theme. The 20th annuaJ event drew so
parade entrants and thousands of spectators . Parade grand
marshals were Mi ckey Mouse and Disneyland Ambassador
to the World Nancy Englert of Corona del Mar.
Jury Weighs Fate
Of BB Psychiatrist
He also claimed he util.tzed a
non-traditional method of treat·
ment which was tailored to offer·
ing counseling for varia ble
periodsoftime .
The jury in the Orange County
Superior Court fraud trial of Hun·
lington Beach psychiatrist Louis
G latch resumed its deli be rations
today in Santa Ana.
Fans Abuse
&d/,s in
Mexico Run
TECATE. Mexico (AP>
During a festival based on the
running or th e bulls tn
Pamplona, Spain, a dozen young
b.ulls were bit by beer cans and
bottles as they ran through a
crowded street and were kicked
and knocked lo the ground by
tormenting tourists.
In the second annual
Pamlonada, several bulls were
injured, and one of them re·
portedly had to be destroyed af.
terward. One injured bull was
taken away by truck.
At least 25.000 watched the
event held Sunday along a nar-
row street 1.000 yards long. At
first, almost 3,000 spectators ran
along in the path of the bulls. but
many of them soon turned on the animals.
Several bulls were pulled by ~heir tails. On~ bull was engaged
m a bead-butting contest with a
man, authorities said.
No humans were seriously
hurt, although a dozen people
were treated ror cuts. mostly
from falling on the street.
Gl atch has been standing trial
on charges he billed the stale'!f
Medi-Cai program for SO-minute
psychotherapy sessions when he
spent less than a hall hour with pa-
tients.
The nine-woman. three·man
Ju ry began its consideration of the
case last week.
De puty Attorney General
Frederick Millar, who prosecuted
the case, claimed Glatch was
guilty of intentionally submitting
fraudulent bills for more work
than he had done.
GI atch 's attorney. David
Brickner. said bis client was be·
mg "vilified" for wanting to help
Medi-Cai patients.
The psychiatrist has claimedon
the witness stand that the billing
errors were mistakes and that he
wa.s told to use the billing code his
office used by an official of Blue
Shield, the fiscal agent for the
Med i-Cai program.
ID,000 Visit
Elvis Estate
MEMPHIS. Tenn. CAP>
Even three years after his
death, Elvis Presley is still a
draw.
More than 20,000 people mark·
mg the third anniversary of the
rock 'n'roll singer's death have
filed past his grave, according lo
a s pokesman at Graceland
Mansion, Presley's home.
The grave. which is on the
Graceland estate, was visited by
9,000 Friday, 7,000 Sqturday and
5,000 Sunday. the mans ion
spokesman said. Presley died
Aug . 16, 1977.
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llad Dag for 'Armed' Thief in Mesa
Lesbian
Verdict
Returned
LONG BEACH <AP> -A
Navy boerd ruled today that a
Cblca10 teen-ager engaged in
homosexual activities aboard
the USS Norton Sound and rec-
ommended she be given a gen-
eral discharge.
Alida Harris, 18. was the third
·woman sailor accused of les·
· bianiam aboard the missile test
ship in violation of Navy regula-
tions but was the first wbo did
. not get a favor.able ruling in the
cue
Ms. Harris denied she was a
homosexual, but said she had
;planned to leave the Navy re-
t gardless of the bearing's out-
fcome
, ·•rm not a homosexual. I'm
fstraight," she told reporters. "I
Uigure they just bad to start with
t someone" after the first two ~women received favorable rul-
ings
She added: "I regret that I
ever joined the 'NaV)'. I'm glad
to be out.''
However, American C~vil
· Liberties Union attomey Susan
McGreivy said Ms. Harri•' case
would be appealed to the
secretary of the Navy.
The bearing by the Ad-
mlni.strative Discharge Board
was not a trial or court-martial,
and the recommendation of the
board was for a general dis·
charge under honorable condi-
tions -the most serious penalty
the panel can recommend. It re-
mains up to the ship's captain to
decide whether to follow the
board's recommendation.
Ms. Harris said she believes lh~umors about her sexual
prefel'ences started "because I
bad a real close friendship" with
another woman sailor, Wendi
Williams, 25, of the Bronx, N.Y.
Ms. Williams' hearing is to begin
next.
Two previous bearings result-
ed in favorable rulings for ship-
mates Tangela Gaskins, 25, of
Newark, N.J., and Barbara Lee
Underwood, 22, of Orlando, Fla.
However, Ms. McGreivy said
today the Navy is attempting to
accept a resignation offer that
Ms. Underwood made before her
hearing in an effort to avoid the
trauma ol appearing before the
board. The resignation wu re-
fuaed at the time, and after the
board found in Ila. Underwood's
favor she said ahe wanted to
stay in the Navy for a career.
Her f etber is a reti.recl Navy of.
fleer
• 'Sbe made Ulla offer became
abe didn't want to 10 throuab a heariq," Ma. llcGrelvy said.
"Now the Navy bu taken the
resignation, which was offend in
a plea neaotiatioo and submitted
it the day after the beariq. Tbey
are loine to try to resip ber OD
the balaol a plea neaotJatioa. I'm
very Ulll'Y abouUt."
After Ill. WUUama' beariq
coneludel, four otber women
face 9'milar iDquirles. TbeJ are
Nonna llabl, -. ot Bell. liO.;
Sbania He:.m 1r, JS, of PelleaD
Raplda, Mlan.; LO•h• P'ltamorns, rt, of Rumford,
....... ; md CUol Brock r6 SllD
Joie.
R01141-S a.now.r Avettuee:: oe tm war mto u.. au ...
of COltall ... 2l'10 Harbor BJvd.
It WJI J• Nit DOOft, a.nd be carrled a blue bank ba1 in hi.I
rlebt band. Tbe bat coot.alned ta.• ln cash and $Z2IO worth ol checu.
Grlffltbt told pqlice hia as·
sailant reached for the bag u be broulbt the gun up. As the gun
sailed acl'OU the parkinl lot, a
struc«teenaued for the baJ(.
Grlfftlhl and b1s younaer ad·
verury rolled about on the
uphalt. witnesses said, in a baWe
over the money u bank officials
ruahed to a telephone to report a
robbery in progress.
Finally. Griffiths later told of.
ficera, he decided to let go of the
bag andgolorthegunstllllyingin
the Parkin& lot. The thief ran with the bag
toward Dale Street with Griffiths
and lhegun in pursuit.
"lt wu about a 300-foot cb.ue,"
Griffttbs recalled tbi.s IDOl"Din&.
''I dosomelallln•. and I'm not in
too bad shape, but I was puff-
in<.:."
The robber jumped into a car
and backed it from a wall as Grif·
fiths tried to break into the car.
"I -wu yelling, 'I've got your
license number, where the hell do you think you're going'!" Grif·
fit.ha remembered.
ln frustration, Griffiths threw
the gun qainst the car window. It
splatteredintosmall pieces.
"The damn t.b.ing was plastic,"
Grilfitbs said. "I hadn't tried to
shoot it, I don't know why, I just
didn't.
Griffiths said be jogged back to
the bank where its employees bad
Costa Mesa police on the phone.
He described the bandit, his car
and offered the license plate
number.
Fewer than 10 minutes lat.er, a
Costa Mesa officer stopped a car.
like the one Griffiths described,
several miles away at 3UM ,.
Airport Loop.
Griffiths and other witnesses /
identified the driver, private in-,
vestigator Almon John Goodwin, 1
31, of Riverside as the robber.
Recovered from Goodwin's
car, police said, was the blue bag
and money taken earlier from the
service stption owner.
(See BAD DAY, Pa~e A2>
Anderson Column Hit
U.S. 'War Plan'
For Iran Denied
lrrine Claa•ps
WASIDNGTON CAP> -It's
not true, as claimed by colum-
nist Jack Anderson, that the
United Stat.es plans a military
• invasion of Iran, says Defense
Secretary Harold Brown.
But Brown, appearing Sunday
on ABC's "lssues and Answers."
refused to say if there would be
another attempt to rescue the 52
U.S. hostages held in Iran. A
previous try failed last spring
and eight American servicemen
were killed.
<The controversial Anderson
column appears today on the
editorial page, A6.)
During the sbow, Brown was
asked to comment on An·
derson's report that United
Stales ii planning an invasion.
"No, that's not true," Brown
replied.
He was then asked if there
would be another attempt to
rescue the hostages and said, "I
will not either confirm that or
deny il That is tbe kind of thing
I Just would not want to t.aLk
about."
Anderson's column, scheduled
for release today but made
public over the weekend, says
the invasion is planned for mid·
October.
The White House has denied
that an invasion is planned.
Brown, asked if the Iranian
hostage situation was the reason
for the U.S. military buildup in
the Persian GuH, said, "Some of
it, of course, was in place before
the end of 1979."
Brown said the buildup also is
designed to deter a Soviet
military move into the region.
Several newspapers which ..
Dennis Moore of Vicky:s Cleaning Service in Irvine sets it
up in a game of co-educational volleyball pitting teams
from Irvine businesses. His team won the championship
Sunday in the city Community Services Department-
sponsored league. Stanford Applied ' Engineering was
second.
Fans Abuse
Bidls in
Mexico Run
TECATE, Mexico CAP>
During a festival based on tbe
running of the bulls in
Pamplona, Spain, a dozen young
bulls were bit by beer cans and
bottles aa they ran through a
crowded street and were kicked
and taoeked to the ground by
tormeating tourtsta.
Trustees Take Up
Gifted ·Kids Issue In tbe second annual
Pamloaada, several bulls were
injured, and one of them re·
portedly bad to be deltroyed af.
terward. One iQjured bull was
taken away by truck.
Tbe touchy issue ol bow talent·
ed and gifted students should be
educated in the Irvine Unified
School District will be taken up
toalcbt by the school trustees.
Tbe report cited state leg-
islation that changed the old
Mentally Gifted Minor program,
which provided state-funding for
students with high IQ's. At least 25,000 watched the
event held Suaday aJonc a nar·
row atreet 1,000 yardl loq. At
fint, almoet.1.000 spectators ran aloq in the path ol the bulls, but
many of them llOOll turned OD the
animals. .
On one side are parents who
want their children placed in
clutea apedflcally seared for brilbt etudenta. Another group
of parmta HJ Ulla repreeents
se1re1atlon and elitism and
want. lifted and avera1e stu·
dents tau1bt ln the same
cluaroom.
Tbe trusteea are to determme • toalsbt which Mt ol parents gets
ill WQ.
llemnrblle, the aebool dlatrict
staff ba sided wttb tbe l1"0Up °' parent.a wantin1 all t)'pea of
cbildnn to be tauebt in tbe same
cluanom. The ltaff bu told the
tr.u. tlmt ltudeDta abouldn't
be •esncatect by their intel·
lileacetllllasdlool 7ear. bebll&e brfolYlnc talented ad lifted IWdeata belaD early this
IUllHIMI' ....... a cltbena com·
mlteee pft tlle aebool tnlltell a . r9Polt e.nm.. for 1weepln1 im·. proy.....m ln bow these stu·
deaq are taqbt.
Refageee Reecoed
MANILA, Pblllppinel (AP) -
A U.S. NaVf frilate plucked 38
ra11ed and emaciated Viet-
namese, iacludlnl an Infant,
from a clrtftinf wooden boat tn
the South aw.a Sea.
Tbe new legislation turned tbe
old Mmtal.ly Gifted Minor Pro-
1ra m into the Talented and
Gifted Procram. which bas less
stringent entrance require-
ments. State funding bas not been
increased under the new pro-
gram. Several bulls were pulled by
their tdl.
Santa Who?
Burglary S1111pect Stuek
Santa Ana police respondlnc to a barslarY call duriq·
the weekend had llWe trouble flDdinl their man -be bail
become tl'apped in the c.blmney of a bar be wu allesedlY
trying to burllarlae.
.~ A POLICE. spokesman nld officers found nermene&'ldo Navarrete, 40, ol 8aDta Ana, ftrmly lodled
ln the lower portion or the chimney. 1111 feet..,. danallna
In tbe fireplace.
It took officers nearly four boun to blm Q9t. tbe
spokesman said, after using Jackbammen to break awu
the brick. ·
POUCE RAD BEEN called ~ the bar at 2127
Westminster Blvd. by Santos Hemandel. •. who wu ar-
rested for being an accornpUce. He called officers when
Navarette got stuck, the. police •JM*Mman 1ald.
The incident occurred at 2:30 a.m. Saturday.
\
'
normally carry the Anderson
column did not run it. An Associated Press check
showed that the New York Daily
News. the Washington Post. the
Arkansas Democrat and the
Atlanta Constitution did not
carry the column.
David Kendin, vice presiden:
and editorial director of United
Feature Syndicate, which dis·
tributes the Anderson column.
s aid about 900 newspapers sub-
scribe to the daily and Sunday
column. He said he had no in-
formation on how many papers
were using tOday's column on
Iran.
Treket The/ t Not Checlood
Katheryn Alice Partridge of
Irvine is a liWe upset with the
Anaheim Police Department to-
day.
Ms. Partridge, an airline
stewardess, told lrvine police Fri·
day that two tic~ets for the Satur·
day night Rams football game al
Anaheim Stadium were missing
from her kitchen count.er.
Police speculated that the two
$15 tickets were taken when she
left the house and didn't lock her
front door. Officers wbo came to
her house promised they would
call the Anaheim Police Depart-
ment and arraDRe for a POiiceman
to pay a visit to the occupants or
Ms. Partridge's seats in the upper
deck.
''No one checked out the people
in my seats," she complained. "l
have friends who sat in seats next
to mine and they told me there
weretwoboys inmyseats."
Ms. Partridge said her friends
found out that the boys were from
Irvine.
"They were afraid to ask too
much because they didn't want to
scare them off," she said. "They
were expecting the whole game
that the Anaheim police wouJd
show up, butlhey never did."
Market 'Stunned'
Stocks Drop Mter
lnCrease _,f Money
NEW YORK CAP) -Stock
prices tumbled in early trading
today as the market reacted to
Friday's news of a record jump
in the nation's money supply.
The Dow Jooes average of 30
industrial stocks dropped 10.24
points to 953.41 in the rant hour
of trading on the New York
Stock Exchange. The market
was off 10.24 points after five
bounoftrading.
Losing issues outnumbered
gainers by 11·2 on the NYSE.
''The market was stunned,"
by Friday's Federal Reserve re-
port ol an $8.2 billion increase in
the nation's basic tnoney supply,
Stolen Loot
Found by Boy
BlLlJNGS, Mont. CAP) -A
10-year-Gld boy playing in a cave
found $79,300 in Canadian cur·
rency that the FBI char1es was
stolen by one of its agents, a
newspaper bas reported.
Tbe money wu taken from
the U.S. manhal's safe deposit
boa at a local bank and dis-
covered miui.nl Aus. I, the FBI
said. 'l'be boy found the money
tbe next day. the Blllln1s
Gaaette Aid.
FBI aaeat Marvin J . Teel, •.
wa1 an.tect and cbar1ed wtth
tbe tbeft. Belon b1a ~ the
FBI bad not ctiac:loled the -..,
WU fomd and WU stakiDI OW
t.be cave, tbe Guette Hid.
Ex~neOman's
Gang~ Looted
Former lnlne City Coun-
cllmui Jolin 8artGa told police ScmdQ an... that toola, a nan .-...t blDocu1an ....
stolen from bla pra1e Oftl' ttle
weekend.
Police Aid the ....... w• left allloeked.
said Monte Gordon of Dreyfus
Corp.
But he added that the reaction
was "intensified by the fact that
the market bas risen so steadily
in the past weeks."
Thal. be said, made it more
vulnerable to a sharp correction
as traders switched their focus
from hopes of short recession to
worries about intens ified infla·
tion and perhaps another round
of rising interest rates.
The Federal Reserve issued
its lat.est weekly report after
trading closed on the NYSE on
Friday. It urged ''special cau-
tion" in interpreting the weekly
figures.
Coast
Weather
Mostly sunny Tuesday
afternoon following late
night and morning low
clouds. Lows toalght 51 at
the beaches, 58 inland.
Hilhs Tuesday in 70s.
INSIDE TODA~
Rottald Reagatt •011•
Ammoa'• '* "' u.e vwi. 11am War too• a "noble
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lal SecwM.y ~m..U. ta.ii~ IMd \odu. ID fact,
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'nit Oweerft Dlfll1•W' .._ llJtrted thal PIOPle'• ,, ..... .,._up l .1 r:;c• about twkle • m.uch u ~ moat.t.
. before ~ ptnOOA aav1ap ro1e 1.1 penenl ln JUiy, after
I ~lnlac S.4 petttat an Jame. Tbe clepv\aleat aaJd a1I IOW'CCIS of penonaJ lneom• in·
mtuecl •• bUdoD in Ju.1.1 eo a IJeUCIMlJJ MIJ\llt9d auuial tale ol aa.ua utmoe. An uaol rate ~ta wbat penionaJ ln·
eome 'WOUld be rcw the ye.at ll Jul.Y'• rate were coetlooed for 12
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SANTA MONICA (AP) -Adol' Jamee &.wart remained
''wader obeervaUon" la \be SL John'• Hoepital coronary care utt te>Qy aller entertns the facWty Friday miht. but a
personal 1poke1man aald the 72-yur-old actor Is "rettin8 com·
fortably."
•'He and his wile Gloria drove to the hospital Friday night,"
sald John Strauss, Stewart's public relations man for 20 years.
.. There's no cause for alarm."
Strauss added that he didn't know how long Stewart would
be h06pltalb.ed. The hospital mused to comment on the actor's
condition.
re11 .... •~ars ... ~.
By Tlte Alleeta&ed Presa
Representatives of nine European Common Market nations
and Japan have asked the speaker of the Iranian Parliament to
push for the release of the 52 American hostages, and allow an
international mission to meet the captives. according to news
reports from Tehran today
Pert Strike Spread•
PARIS CAP> -A strike by French fishermen that brought
chaos to English Channel ports spread today to the Mediterra·
nean with the blockade of three harbors on the island of Corsica.
Coming at the height of the holiday season, the action by the
Corsican fishermen inconvenienced thousands of travelers
aboard car ferries bound for mainland ports such as Nice or on
their way to Corsica
80lenfe to Mis• La•d
MIAMI (AP> -With its highest susl~ed. winds reaching 75
mph, Hurricane Bonnie moved northward at about 15 mph to·
day and was expected to turn toward the north-northeast,
_ rorecasters said. •
They predicted no major changes in Bonnie's strength for
the next 24 hours as the hurricane chums through the open
Atlantic. Forecasters said It appeared the storm would pass to
the west of the Azores and no other land masses lay in its pre-
-dieted course.
Ubfla Rf"'i'olt Rrporfed
CASABLANCA, Morocco !AP> A brigade of the Libyan
army revolted against the regime of Col. Moammar Khadafy
near Tobruk this month, and some 400 people were killed or
wounded in the· resulting fighting, Arab diplomatic sources said
today.
There was no confirmation of the report from Libya
Some troops who joined in the Aug. 6 rebellion were still
holding out, encircled by loyal units, said the sources, who
asked not to be named
Fr .. P~AI
BAD DAY • •
Delly""' ..... ,......
BATTLED BANDIT
Mesa's Earl Ortffttha
Goodwin was booted into Costa
Mesa Jail for suspicion of armed
robbery. His bail was set at
~.ooo.
As for Griffiths. he said his only
complaint following bis wrestling
bout is two scraped elbows.
"I don't know why J did what I
did," he mused. "You never know
bowyou'Ureact."
DAILY PILOT
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Afghans Tell
Reds Attack
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan <AP >
-Afghan rebels claim Soviet
air attacks on 22 villages killed
more than 1,200 men. women
and children celebrating the end
of Moslem holy month or
Ramadan. Other sources report
a new post.Ramadan rebel of-
fensive, and say a team of Soviet
generals is in Kabul planning a
counter-strike.
The Afghan rebel group Hizbe
Islami, the Islamic Front, said
i n a statement issued in
Islamabad that nearly 30 Soviet
bombers and helicopters
destroyed 22 villages in Wardak
Province, sOutb of the Afghan
capital of Kabul.
It said the raids occurred last
Tuesday during "the Moslem
festival of Eld," a Joyous
celebration marking the end of
the 30-day Ramadan period of
dawn·to-dusk fasting.
Inmate, Goard
Slain at Prison
VACAVILLE, Calif. <AP) -
The fatal stabbing of a guard and
an inmate baa left the state Cor-
rection Department's Medical
Facility here totally locked down
in an effcwttodiffuaetenston.
GuardAlPatcb,44,ofVacaville
and inmate Ow-lea Gantner, 31, or Alameda County died Sunday, pmon olftc:la)a said. Patch bad
been a guard at tbe prilon fer 16
years while Gardner waa serving a termfcwfint-4lelreemurder.
Sa.-.lneldeat
Woman
Recruits .
Drop Out
WASHINGTON <AP> -lo aaotMr blow to the all·volunteer mllitl!Y, '!Omen recru.lu are fall·
ln1 tonman lhelrflntenllltmenta
at • much h.!eher rate than male votunt.eets.
Ao Army •tudy esUmatet the
fallout rate for women will
reach48.7percentthlayear-13.S
percemqe points hlgber than for
youn1men.
"Current forecasts indicate
tbaf 11.rsHerm female attrition
rates will increase further,"
:said the study, wbkh predicts
that the trend for comparable
male volunteers "will remain
down."
This problem comes on top of
other difficulties with the au.
volunteer force, such as retain-
ing seasoned non-commissioned
o fficers and technical
specialiat.a, improving overall
troop quality and strengthening
the undermanned Army Na·
tional Guard and reserves.
Army otficials appear at a loss
to explain the high fallout rate
among women in the first hitch.
The Army Research Institute is
looking for the causes.
But M. Kathleen Carpenter.
the Pentagon's equal opportuni-
ty chief. said she believes there
are at least four main reasons.
·'There is a significant lack of
acceptance of women in non·
traditional roles by their male
peers.•• said Ms. Carpenter in an
interview. "Men often find
women performing better.''
At last report, about 61 per·
cent of the Army's 59,000 enlisl·
e d women were in "non·
traditional" skills, such as
maintenance, traJ\sportation and_
engineering. The remaining 39
percent were assigned to "tradi·
tional" fields, as clerks, medical
orderlies and similar occupa·
lions.
Ms. CarpeKler said Army
women who do manage to get
traditionaJly mate.type assign-
ments all too often find
themselves shuffled into han-
dling paperwork. This, she said,
stunts their career development
opportwlities.
Furthermore, Ms. Carpenter
said, women find themselves un·
der heavy psychological pres·
sures, working in what she
called a "fishbowl environment
in which they are very closely
scrutinized."
She also said sexual harass·
ment is a factor in souring
young women soldiers toward
military life and causing them to
look for ways to get out. She
declined to go into specifics on
the extent of sexual harassment,
but inwcated she regards it as a
major problem.
At the same lime, Ms .
Carpenter acknowledged that
some women soldiers "are using
pregnancy as a vehicle to get
out" when they are unable to
gain job satisfaction in uniform.
Women, like men, for the most
part leave the Army under pro-
grams originally designed to
weed out those considered by the
commanders to be unsuitable
without the onus of a less than
honorable discharge.
The stated reasons for a com-
mander initiating such action in·
elude miscond uct, absent
without leave, abuse of drugs or
alcohol, demonstrated personal
hardship and medical problems,
among others. Miss Carpenter
said some women have sought
discharge oo grounds that the
Army failed to live up to its
"enlistment contract" guaran-
teeing them certain skill train·
ing.
Whatever the causes, the prob-
lem ls of concern to the Army
because planners long have
counted on recruiting increasing
numbers of women to fill out the
ranks in years ahead. when the
military age male population
declines.
The goal is to increase the
number of enlisted women to
85,000 out of an army of about
765,000 over the next five years.
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Mesa Woman Raped
By 5 in Newport
Five Latln males, who al·
tesedb' au.eked a J.9.year-old ·eoeta lleu woman eerly Sun·
day ill Newport Beach and took
lurnt r•= her, are beln1 soustit by c:e today.
The ...., o1 uaauanu, in· ••Utaton 1ald. srabbed tbe '°':8J.. WOIDU wblle llM WU •• .... .... badl .....
~tltNltllt ... la.m.
Tiie ¥ldlm told ame ... -o1
tbe altMllDln -Ida laaM cmr btl' moudl ~ tM ........
.moved ._ eJatMe and tOIMd
-------~---
her on the aand.
A wltneu, allO 1tn>Wn1 on the
strand. told police be no\lced the
woman atnaullnl with the men
and asked them wbat tbey were
doiq. ln re1pome t.o bll ques-
tion, the five a .. c.kers cbued
bim ..
He told lnveatt1ator1 be
manafed to elude tbem and
~police.
the ~ were res»onect t.o
be au about lt years old ....... tn1 ntmmtq tnmb and baY·
Ins heavy Span.lab accents • . ,
Parade Char~ters
Three characters aboard Douglas Llechty's "Integrity"
show form that helped craft win Sweepstakes prize in Sun·
day's Character Boat Parade in Newport Harbor. Liechty's
boat was decorated as a haunted house in keeping with
parade's Disneyland theme. The 20th annual event drew 50
parade entrants and thousands of spectators. Parade grand
marshals were Mickey Mouse and Disneyland Ambassador
to the World Nancy Englert of Corona del Mar.
Weather, Bad Surf
Hold Down CrolVds
Lifeguards from Seal Beach to
San Clemente got a break over
the weekend when the weather
turned sour, thP surf went Oat
and the usual summertime mobs
stayed home.
Overcast skies and a drop in
the air temperature were cited
as reasons for the slump in the
mid·Augusl attendance.
lo Newport Beach. guards re·
ported one or the s mallest
crowds in recent memory Satur·
day when only about 30,000 peo-
pl e turned o ut. Newport
lifeguards were pressed into
service only three limes over th-"
weekend.
In Huntington Beach. one
serious incident was reported
about 6 p.m. Saturday when
34-year-old Ed Jewell broke his
neck while attempting to dive
under a wave, authorities said.
Lifeguards said the Gardena
man's wife pulled him lo shore
and called for help. He was
rushed to Hoag Memorial
Hospital in Newport Beach.
where he was reported in stable
condition today. •
Home Burglarized
Doring Vacation
Patricia C. Steele's seven-day
vacation ended on a sour note
this weekend when she returned
to her Irvine home to discover
$8,469 in jewelry and cash miss·
ing from her bedroom.
The burglar or burglars en-
tered the Walnut Village home
by breaking a window, police
said. Taken were a $3,300 pe.arl
necklace, $308 in cash and a
variety of othe r gold and
diamond jewelry.
The mile-stretch of city strand
in Huntington got only a !Jgl~
workout over the two days. at -
tracting 40.000 people Saturday
and 31,000 on Sunday.
The sun, which played behind
a layer of clouds most of Satur·
day and Sunday morning, broke
out after noon on both davs.
Husband-wile
Cyclists Hurt
In Collision
An Anaheim man and his wife
were injured Sunday when the
motorcycle they we re riding
skidded for about 60 reel on the
Ortega Highway and collided
with a car driven by a San
Clemente woman.
Kenneth and .Uazel Shanefield
of Anaheim, both 44, were in sta·
ble condition today in Mission
Coll1munity Hospital. after e .. ch
received a broken leg in the ac-
cident about five miles east of
the San Diego Freeway.
Shanefield was in the hospital's
intensive care unit.
California Highway Patrol of·
ficers said Michele M. Beirwag,
26, or San Clemente was making
a left tum from the highway into
O'Neill Ranch when Sbanefield
attempted to pass traffic.
The motorcycle skidded about
60 feet into the rear of the
Beirwag car. Ms . Beirwag was
not injured.
The Shanefields were wearing
helmets. preventing probable
fatalities, officers said.
Two Dial
Programs
To Merge
ByGLENNSCOM'
Of*Delly~ ....
The Dial·A·Ride and Dial·A· Lift tranaportatJon 111tems
probably will be combined, mem·
bers of the Orange County Tran.sit
District board said this morning.
The members are studying
ways to improve the countywide
system that picks up pauenaers
at their homes. They said mere·
ingtbetwosimilarsystemawould
be the best way toaave money.
The Dial·A·Llft system serves
people in wheelchairs and on
crutches. The Dial·A·Ride
system serves others, such as t..1e
elderly and the blind.
The combined system would
serve anyone. whether they are
disabled or not. However, transit
directors won't make a final de.
cision until their Sept. 4 meeting.
The new alternative would
establish 34 zones within the coun-
ty. Those who aren 'l handicapped
would be required lo transfer to
other vehicles at zone boundaries.
Handicapped people would re·
main on board.
Cost of the new service would be
$1 to travel inside a zone and
another dollar for transfers.
Seniors and handicapped riders
would pay half fare.
The combined service would'be
in use as early as Oct. 20 in the
district's region four, which in·
eludes Huntington Beach, Seal
Beach. Fountain Valley, Costa
Mesa, Newport Beach and Santa
Ana .
The entire system for the coun-
ty would be modified by Ott. l .
said Patrick H. Butters, director
of transit services for the transit
district.
Butters told direct.ors the cur-'
renr system with 28 Dial·A-Llft
vans is expected to lose about
Sl20.000 this fiscal year. He said
combining the two services would
cut the district's losses.
Psychiatrist
Fraud Trial
Continuing
The jury in the Orange County
Superior Court fraud trial of Hun·
tington Beach psychiatrist Lou.is
Glatch resumed its deliberations
today in Santa Ana.
G latch has been standing trial
on charges he biUed the state's
Medi.Cal program for SO·minute
psychotherapy sess ions when be
spent less than !l half hour with pa·
t1ents.
The nine-woman, three·man
Jury began its consideration oflhe
case last week.
Deputy Attorne y General
Frederick Millar. who pros~uted
the case, claimed Glatch was
guilty of intentionally submitting
fraudulent bills for more work
than he had done.
Glatch's attorney, David
Brickner. said his client was be·
ing "vilified" for wanting to help
Medi.Cal patients.
The psychiatrist has c laimedon
the witness stand that the billing
errors were mistakes and that be
was told to use the billing code his
office ~ed by an official of Blue
Shield, the fiscal agent for the
Medi-Cal program.
He also claimed he utilized a
non.traditional method of treat·
ment which was tailored to offer·
ing counseling for variable
periodsoftime.
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"FWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Bad Dag f or 'Arrned' Thief in Mesa
I
Clemente
Race Has
14th Hat
Industrial designer Edward
G. Befe" is the 14th potential
candidate to take out papers for
the Nov. 4 City Council election
in San Clemente.
And Alan Konen, a Newport
Beach busine9aman, la the sixth
candidate to return bis nomina-
tlon papers to City Hall.
Candidates have only until
Tburada,y to collect signatures of
I 20 registered San Clemente
voters to be eligible for the COUD·
cil election which will see two
seats filled on the five member
panel.
Those seats are currently held ·r by former council members
f
' Thomas O'Keefe and Pat Lane,
both appointed to fill vacancies
created by the resignations
J earlier this year of former ·t Mayor Roy Hamm and coun-
.' cllman Roy Hurlbut.
: I Both O'Keefe and Lane have
: : returned completed nomination
papen, along with clockmaker
. BW Wagner, businessman Jay 1>urt.ln and homemaker Melanie
Vamell.
Others who have taken out
papers but have not returned
them to the city clerk are steven
4 Rackleff, an instrument techni
dan; Arthur J. Holmes, former
council member; Al Wulfeck,
former planning commisskloer;
Robert Rusin, veteran COW>Cil
candidate; Ray Maddocks •.
sanitary district executive;
· Gary L. Fuller, businessman,
and Bob Brennan, financial loan
broker
Candidates have until 5 p.m.
Tburada,y to return completed
nomination papers to City Clerk
Max Berg.
Defense Chief
Denies Iran
lmxuion Plan
WASHINGTON (AP> -It's
not true, u claimed by colum-
nist Jack Anderson, that the
United States plans a military
invaaion of Iran, says Defense
Secretary Harold Brown But Brown, appearing Sunday
on ABC's "Issues and Answers,"
refUHd to say if there would be anottier attempt to rescue the 52
U.S. boltages held in Iran. A
previous try failed last spring
and ellbt American servicemen
were killed.
<The controvenial A•denon
column appean today on the
editortal page, At.) Durina the show, Brown_ was
aaked to comment on An-
deraon's report that United
States ii tCMln1 an invulon.
''No, . '1 DOt true," Brown
replled..
He waa then asked if there
would be another attempt to
reecue tbe 1mtqea and A.id. "I
w1ll not either eoaftrm tbat or
deny tt. n..t I.a tbe kind al tbiDa
I j111t wauld DOt wut to tali
about."
ADdel IClll'I column, Hbldalecl for releue toclar bat made
public °"" tbe .-.-. NJS tbe IDYMiGD la pl•nnect for mld-
C>Nblr.
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Road_.I 'lewa A•••.:: a. Ilia war meo ... Cttbeu
of Colla Meea, l'10 Barbor Blvd. It _._ 1mt '*1 DOOD, and be carried a ·blue llank bat In bis
....,... band. The baa contained sz.• ID cuh ud SD» worth of
ebeekl.
Grtmtba told police bll u-
sallaat reached for l!MU>al a.a he bl"OUbt the IUD up. As the gun 1aUea acrou the IW'kln& k>t, a
atruffle....Sforl.bebag.
Grtffilhl and b.lt younpr ad·
venary rolled about on the
asphalt, witneuesaaid, in a baWe
over the money u bank offtciall
ruabed to a telepbooe to report a
robbery ln procress .
Finally, GrilfiU\s later told of.
flcen, be decided to let ao of the
baa andaoforthe 1uo •till biol in
the Partinl lot. · The thief ran with the bag
toward Dale street with Griffit.ba
and the gun in pursuit.
•'It ... about a JOO.foot chase,"
Griffttbl recalled this morniJll.
''I do aome aailiu, and I'm not In too bad shape, bUt I WU puff-
in&:."
The robber jumped into a car
and baeted it from a wall aa Grif·
fitbl tried to break into the car.
"I WU Yelllnc. 'I've got your
licena, number, where tile bell do
you think you're going'!" Grif·
fiths remembered.
In frustration, Griffiths threw
the 1un aaainst the car window. It
splatteredlntosmallpieces.
"Tbe damn tbing was plastic,"
Griffitbl aald. "I hadn't tried to
shoot it, I don't know why, I just
didn't.
Grifflt.ba said be ioHed back to
the bank where its employees bad
Costa Mesa polic~ on the phone.
He described the bandit, bis car
and offered the license plate
number. ·
Fewer than 10 minutes lat.er, a
Costa Mesa officer stopped a car. ,
like the one Griffiths described, i
several miles away at 3194 ,
Airport Loop. ~
Griffiths and other witnesses 1
identified the driver, private in-l
vestigator Almon John Goodwin, 1
31,ofRiversideastherobber. (
Recovered from Goodwin's l
car, police said, was the blue bag
and money taken earlier from the •
service station owner.
(See BAD DAY, Page AZ)
First Co nviction
Sailor Said Guilty
Of Lesbian Charge
LONG BEACH (AP) -A
Chicago teen-ager was found
guilty today of engaging in
homoeemal activities aboard the
USS Norton Sound, and the Navy
bearin& board recommended sbe
be given a general discharge.
Alicia Harris, 18, was the third
woman sailor accused of les·
bianism aboard the missile test
ship but the first to be convicted.
However, the bearing by the
Administrative Discharge Board
was not a trial or court-martial,
and the recommendation of the
board was for a general dis·
charge under honorable condi-
tions -the most aftious penalty
the panel can recommend.
Parade Claaraeters
It remains up to the ship's
captain to decide whether to
follow the-board's recommenda-
tion, and even bia decision can
be appealed to the secretary of
Navy.
Tbe Chicago teen-ager bad
said she planned to leave the
Navy anyway. Three characters aboard Douglas Llecbty's "Integrity"
show form that helped craft win Sweepstakes prize in Sun-
day's Character Boat Parade in Newport Harbor. Llecbty's
boat was decorated as a haunted house in keeping with
parade's Disneyland theme. The 20th annual event drew 50
parade entrants and thousands of spectators. Parade grand
marshals were Mickey Mouse and Disneyland Ambassador
to the World Nancy Englert of Corona del Mar.
In three days of bearings
which began Friday, Ms. Harris
was accused of engaging in les·
bian acts with another woman
sailor, Wendi Williams, 25,
Cash Supply
Said Basis
Of Stock Dip
Weather, Bad Surf,
H o l d D o wn Cr o wds NEW YORK <AP) -Stock
prices tumbled in early trading
today as the market reacted to
Friday's news of a record jump
in the nation's money supply.
Lifeguards from Seal Beach to
San Clemente got a break over
the weekend when the weather
turned sour, the surf went Oat
and the usual summertime mobs
stayed home
Overcast sides and a drop in
the air temperature were cited
as rea.saos for the slump in the
mid·Auemt attendance.
In Newport Beach, guards re·
ported one of the smallest
crowds in recent memory Satur-
day when only about 30,000 peo-
pl e turned out. Newport
lifeguards were pressed into
servlce Clllly three times over the
weekend.
In Huntington Beach, one
serious incident was reported
about 6 p.m. Saturday when
34-year-old F.cl Jewell broke bis
neck while attempting to dive
under a wave, authorities said.
Lifquards said the Gardena
man's wife pulled him to shore
Visito r Cut
Preventin g
Purse Theft
A Laq Beach man vacationing
in La.-. Beach wu cut on the band ear11sw:=r.:ben be rea1at· eel a lmUe-wl robber who
triedtoltmlblalboulcler bac.
PoUoe Nici OU7 Scott~. aa, ,.... a robber'• atteinPt to
take blil bq, but recelyed a cut on
bl.a Wt band tbat requind nine
.UtelMI. l'cnrllrtold poUee a man CarT)'·
lq a ladle aDiroecbed blm u be
WU nlldDi' ID tile 1400 block ol
Soutb eo.t moway at about l •••• Fowler said tile man demanded
that be bandovertbeaboulder bas
be wu carryln1. Fowler re--
portedlY nfllMd and the man
1la1hed at b.lt bud with the knlf~
be wu emT)'tna. Polle• say they
b8H DO ..,eda In conneetlon
with the IJlddent.
and called for help. He was
rushed to Hoag Memorial
Hospital in Newport Beach,
where he was reported in stable
condition today.
The mile-stretch of city strand
in Huntington got only a light
workout over the two days, at-
tracting 40,000 people Saturday
and 31,000 on Sunday.
The Huntington state beaches
-Bolsa Chica and Huntington
State Beach -drew 49,000 vis-
itors Saturday and only 33,000 on
Sunday.
Lifeguards in both Newport
and Huntington said the water
temperature crept up to an invit-
ing 73 degrees, but that surf wu
nearly non-existent.
The sun, which played behind
a layer ol clouds most of Satur-
day and Sunday morning, broke
out after noon on both days.
In Laguna Beach ontY 33,000
people showed up and ln San
Clemente, where guards rescued
30 during the weekend, about
25,000 people bit the sand.
The Dow Jones average ol 30
industrial stocks dropped 10.24
points to 95.1.41 in the lint hour
of trading on the New York
Stoek Exchanae. The market
was olf 8.61 points after three hours ol trading.
Lo1ln1 issues outnumbered
gainen by ll·2 oa the NYSE.
"Tbe marfret WU stunned,''
by Friday's Federal Reserve re·
port ol an sa.2 billion increase in
tile nation'• basic money supply,
said llCJate Gordon of Dreyfus Corp. •
But be added that the react.ion
was "intemified by tile fact that
the market baa rtaen so steadily in tbe pat weeks ...
That, be said, made it more
vulnerable to a sharp correction
as traders •witched tlaelr focus
from hopes ol abort receuion to
worri• about lntemlfied infla.
lion and pertaaps anotber round
of riainl 1llterelt rates.
The Federal Resene issued
ita latest weekly report after
tradinc cloaecl OD the NYSE OD
Friday.
Santa Wlio?
Burglary Suspect Stuck
Santa Ana police reapondina to a burClar1 eall durinl
the weekend bad liWe trooble ~ t.belr man -be h.a
become trapped in the cblmney ol a bar be wu allqedly
trying to bur'1arl&e.
A POLICE apoteaman said offleera found
Herm..pto Navarrete, 40, ol Santa Ana, ftrmly= in the lower portion of the chimney. Ilia felt were .t-~--.-.
in tbe ftreplaee.
It took offtcera nearty four boars to -.am out, tM
•POk•man Mkl, after uainl Jaekbammen to bnak awa1
the brick.
POLICE BAD BEEN called to tile bar at 2127
Westminster Blvd. by SaDWI Hernandel, •• wbo WU ar-
rested for belq an =ccom c.. He called offtcen when
Navantte ~stack, the c. 1DGblman aald.
The incldent occ at 2:30 a.m. SatunlaJ. .
whose bearing is scheduled to
begin next.
Two previous cases in the
be arings which Degan this
month resulted in acquittals for
shipmates Tangela Gaskins, 25,
of Newark, N.J., and Barbara
Lee Underwood. 22, of Orlando,
Fla.
After Ms. Williams' hearing
concludes, four other women
face s imilar inquiries. They
were Norma Hohl, 20, of Bell,
Mo.; Sharris Reusser, 25, of·•
Pelican Rapids, Minn.; Louise·
Fitzmorris, 27, of Rumford,
Maine; and Carol Brock of San
Jose ..
Alreadg Appnmed
R eside n ts Appe al
Legion Hall Work
The California Coastal Com-
miss ion will hear an appeal
Wednesday of city plans to ren-
ovate Laguna Beach's Ameri·
can Legion Hall.
The appeal is of an earlier de·
ciston by the Sb-uth Coast
Regional Coastal Commission
allowing $217,350 worth of im·
provemeots to the hall so it can
be used as a community cent.er.
The commission will meet
begiMing at 9 a .m. at Burton W.
Chace Park at the end of Min··
danao Way in Marina del Rey.
The appeal is being made by
Laguna Beach residents John
Gabriels and Alan Adams , who
contend there is not adequate
parking at the facility and that
the remodeling of the SO-year~ld
former school house violates ci·
ty comtruction codes.
City plans to refurbish the
Legion Hall woo unanimou.s ap·
proval by the South Coast
Regional Coastal Commission
June 30.
Plans include the addition o!
860 square feel to the upper level
of the building to be used as of-
fices and conference space, plus
five parking spaces outside.
The city bas r~eived and ac-
cepted a bid for the project.
D.M. Contracting of Laguna
Beach will do the work at a cost
of $192,500. Total cost of the proj-
ect is expected to be $217.350 in·
e luding e ngineering and
architectural se rvice~ that
already have been paid for.
Both Gabriels and Adams say
there are other more suitable
locations for a community
center in Laguna Beach other
than the Legion Hall at 384
Legion Street.
However, the two detractors
were far outnumbered by SO
Lagunans who appeared to sup-
port the Legion Hall site at the
June 30 regional commission
meeting in Huntington Beach.
Clemente T o S e ek
Pie r Walk Change
They're only talkine about lSO
feet -a minor modification -
and San Clemente council mem-
ben hope the Public Utilities
Commission sees it that way too.
At Issue ta the location ol an
at-grade pedestrian rail crossing
near the San Clemente pier.
Three years ago the city re-
queated the cl'OISin1 be placed
about Z!O feet north of the pier to
complement the city's plan for
an elaborate pier bowl re-
development project.
PUC approval of that request
came two months ago.
But in the three years during
wbieb the eity waited for PUC
approval, the 1ame plan
cbaqed ln San Clemente.
The city became embroiled in
a heated controversy over the
pier bowl redevelopment, with
many dtilml obJecttna to the
rather ambltloua plan involving
new restaurants, shops and prom-
enades .
In the end, the city settled for a lowrl!t:": coaeept -• SJ,00,000 lot w1th IOIDe
landlC •
In fact, modest park waa
lD tile llDal stqes ot compleUon
lD June wbm tbe PUC emt word to tbe dtJ that It could baw tta
pede1trian croaslna uo feet
north of tbe pMr.
Rllht amaek dab lp tbe mlddle
ol tlM nnl1 ~part.
Now coucll memben are uktaa tbe PUC to modify Jta
~an a bit by allowinl the Cl'OU· a to be camtruded about 100
feet nanb "'the pMr •
And, they hope the PUC will
see clear to allow the city to de-
molish the existing underpass, a
s habby structure that has
prompted complaints of crime in
(See WALK, Page AZ)
Coast
Weather
Mostly sunny Tuesday
afternoon following late
night and morning low
clouds. Lows tonight 58 at
the beaches. 58 inland.
·m1ba Tuesday in 10s.
INSIDE TOD AY
Ronald R•o9ot1 •ows
Ammco'a n>W *' tlw VWt·
ftom War 100a a "ftobl•
coue'' Giid that Amctb'•
mtrtolDr aaa tmlitto tom tt.
SH atorw. ~ A4 .
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Repa111Glalive1 ol Dlae European Common Martet natiooa
and ,,_... bave asked tbe speaker of t.be lranian Parliament to
~for the reteue of the~ American boet•ges, and allow an
intematioGal miuloo to meet the captlves, according to news
, reporta from Teb.ru today.
· rerC St~ SpreU.
PARIS (AP) -A slnke by French fishermen that brou&hl'
: chaos to English Channel ports spread today to the Mediterra-
.• nean with the blockade or three harbors on the ialand of Corsica.
: Coming at the height of the holiday season, the action by the
Corsican fishermen inconvenienced thousands of travelers
aboard car ferries bound for mainland ports such as Nice or on
• their way to Corsica.
: · a..•fe to 1'11•• La•d
MIAMI <APJ -With its highest sustained winds reaching 75
rpph. Hurricane Bonnie moved northward a~ about 15 mph to-
day and was e~cted to turn toward the north-northeast,
forecasters said.
They predicted no major changes in Bonnie's strength for
the next 24 hours as the hurricane chums through the open
Atlantic. Forecasters s aid il appeared the storm would pass to
the west or lhe Azores and no other land masses lay in its pre-
dicted course. · · U.,,,,. Rft'Olt ~rted
CASABLANCA, Morocco CAP). A brigade o( the Libyan
army revolted against lhe regime or Col. Moammar Khadafy
near Tobruk this month, and some 400 people were killed or
wounded in the resulting fighting, Arab diplomatic sources said
today.
There was no confirmation or the report from Libya.
Some troops who joined in the Aug. 6 rebellion were still
holding out. encircled by loyal units, said the sources, who
asked not to be named.
· Survey Shows
...
·. Woman Recruits
Early Dropouts
WASHINGTON CAP> -lo
another blow to the all-volunteer
military, women recniits arefail·
ing to finish their first enlistments
at a much higher rate than male
volunteers.
An Army study estimates the
fallout rate for women will
reach 46. 7 percent this year-13.S
percentage points higher than for
young men.
"Current forecasts indicate
that fll'8t·term female attrition
• rates will increase further,"
. said the study, which predicts
·, · that the trend for comparable
. ·. male volunteers "will remain
• down."
This problem comes on top or
·· othef difficulties with the all-·,! volunteer force, such as retain·
~ ing seasoned non-commi.uioaed
.. ·officers an d technical
s pecialists, improving overall
troop quality and strengthening
the undermanned Army Na·
tional Guard and reserves.
Army officials appear at a lou
to explain the high fallout rate
among women in the first hJtch.
'" ·The Army Research Institute is
·· looking for the causes.
But M. Kathleen Carpenter,
the Pentagon's equal opportuni-
ty chief, said she believes there
are at least four main reaaoos.
"There is a sipificant lack of
acceptance of women ln DOO·
tradiliooal roles by their male
peen," said Ma. Catpenter 1n an
interview. "Men often find
women performlnl better.''
At last report, about 61 per·
cent of the Army's Sl,000 erut.t-
e d women were an "non-
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traditional " skills, such as
main~. transportation and
engineering. The remaining 39
percent were assigned to "tradi-
tional" fields, as clerks, medical
orderlies and similar occupa-
tions.
Ms . Carpenter said Army
women who do manage to get
traditionally male-type assign-
ments all loo orten find
themselves shuffled into han-
dling paperwork. This, she said,
stunts their career development
opportunities.
Furthermore, Ms. Carpenter
said, women find themselves un-
der heavy peycbological pres-
sures, working in what she
called a "f11hbowl environment
in which they are very closely
scrutiniJed."
She a1lo said sexual hara.sa-
m en t is a factor in souring
young women soldiers toward
military life and causing them to
look ror ways to get out. She
decll.oed to go into specifics on
the extent of sexual baraaameat,
but indicated she regards it as a
major problem.
At the same time, Ms .
Carpenter acknowled&ed thal
some women soldiers "are using
pregnancy as a vehicle to get
out" wbeo they are unable to
gain j® sat.Wactioo in uniform.
Womeh, like men, for the most
part leave the Army under pro-
grams ori&inalJy dealaned to
weed out thole considered by the
commanden to be unsuitable
without the ooua of a leas than
honorable cli.lch1111e.
Tbe stated reuona for a com-
mander lnltiatln& aucb action in-
c I u de mlaconduct, absent
without leave, abuse of drup or
alcohol, demomtrated penooal
banSablp and medical prob&ema,
amonc others. Miu Carpenter
aa.id 1ome women have sought
discbarp OD &rounds tbat tbe
Army f alled to live up to ita
• • enliltment contract'• cuaran-
teelq them certain skill train·
ing. .
The toaJ 11 to increase tbe
number of enHP.ed women to
U ,000 out ot Ill V1llJ of about
781,000 emir tbe next ftve yean.
lapnan Lo&ea
Wateh From Home .
A ~acb man la miu-\1 lDa Ida wriltwateb after a
tldef ..... Ida -.locked --Sundar and toot lt trom bll
Mdroom.
Ronald Yo.ma told ~ be . J.t\ .. boale ln tM 1100 bloek ot Olena 1,.. .,_ tmlockecl wbile
be ..-to tbe bNcla at about 2
p.m. Wldle YOUDI waa pe
IOIDecmt .-.u,--.... tbe ••loeted ..... IDd remond die watcb.
Reports
On Hills
.J)
Weighed
L•c: Beach City Council mem will dlleuu two re·
ctaUy completed envi.roemeDt.al
r•porta for land UH in the
S)'Hmcll"e Hill.I area TuMday.
The olannln& commlu'on op-oo-ed the ratlnp Jut week say-
lns tben an no prorulODa ror
alfordable ~ and no er·
pected eotta were shown for pro-
vtdlnc water and sewer service
to the area.
The O'Verall report for the en-
tire Sycamore IUlla area was
submlUed to city officiala two
weeks ago by Phillips, Brandt
and Reddick, the Irvlne firm
blred by the city al a cost of
fll,000.
The second report, compiled
by Larry Seeman 'and As ·
sociates of Newport Beach. deals
with the proposed Baywood de-
velopment in which the city is
negotiating a sale of Sycamore
Hills land to the Baywood
Development. Corp. of Newport
Beach.
The negotiatJoos include the
possible sale of a 60-acre parcel
off El Toro Road adjacent to
Leisure World lo the cor1>0ra-
tion. The developer plans to
build up to 300 condominium
unitsoothe property.
Sale proceeds would be used to
service the $6.7 million debt
owed on the city-0wned proper-
ty. Laguna Beach stands in de-
fault or its loan on the land and
is vulnerable to legal acti()(l by
the rormer owner.
Interest on the loan is piling
up at a rate of $1,500 a day.
The report on the ent ire
Sycamore Hilla parcel will help
determine future use 'ol tbe
property. Proposed development
includes a nine-bole golf course. a
small hotel complex. equestrian
trailsandopenparkareas.
The city council will meet at
city ball, 505 Forest Ave. at 6
p.m.
5 Assailants
Rape Woman
In Newport
Five Latin males, who al-
legedly attacked a 19-year-0ld
·costa Mesa woman early Sun·
day ln Newport Beach and took
lurns raping her. are beihg
sought by police today.
The gang or assailants. in-
vestigators said. grabbed the
young woman while she was
walking aloog the beach near
28th Street at abouts a.m.
T he victim told ofricers one of
the attackers put his hand over
her mouth while the others re-
moved her clothes a nd tossed
her on the sand.
A witness, also strolling oo the
strand, told police he noticed the
woman struggling with the men
and asked them what they were
doing. In response to bis ques-
tion, the five attackers chased
him. He told investigators be
managed to elude them and
phoned police.
The suspects were reported to
be all about 19 years old, wear-
ing swimming trunks and hav-
ing heavy Spanish accents.
Graduation
Requirements
To Stiffen?
Tougher graduation require-
ments will be considered by
trustees tn the Capistrano
Unified School Diltrict toalght,
wbeo they meet at 7:30 p.m. at
the cllaUict offlces, 32Srl2 Calle
Perfeeto, San Juan Caplltrano.
Included ln tbe recommenda·
lions are additioaal readlq in
the freabman year, an extra.
year of Enallah and of
matbematlca, a five-unit eoune
in consumer educaUon aDd ~
more units of course wort for
adult education putlclpantl.
Also on tbe •senda ii dll·
cussion ol athletic f ... for Jmdor
and senior blgb aebool students.
Thole injunior hi&h now pa)' $12
lo participate in after-acbool
sports, and~ ID senior blab
school~ $25.
Fr .. P.,,eAJ
IRAN •••
carry the column.
David llmdin, vice pf'911dtn:
and edltorlal director of United
Feature Syndicate, wbicb dla-
trtbut. t.be Anclenoe cohmm,
said" about 800 ......,.,... 1111>-
aertbe to t.be daU.Y and 8'mclaJ
column. ~ Nld be bad DD tn-
formadoa OD how many ,.,..
• ._,... Ullq todaJ'I eolunm OD
Iran.
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Soap Box a.a_,,
Dan Purol. 12, from Fair Oaks, Calif .• gets a kiss from his
mother, Linda, after he won the senior division race in
Saturday's 43rd All-American Soap Box Derby in Akron,
Ohio. Dan won a $5,000 college scholarship for his victory.
Man-wife Cyclists
Injured on Ortega
An Anaheim man and his wife
were injured Sunday when the
motorcycle they were riding
skldtfed ror about 60 reel on the
Ortega Highway and collided
with a car driven by a San
Clemente woman.
Kenneth and Hazel Shanefield
of Anaheim, both 44, were in sta-
ble condition today in Mission
Community Hospital, after each
received a broken leg in the ac-
cident about five miles east or
the San Diego Freeway .
Fans Abuse
BulJs in
Mexico Run
TECATE, Mexico CAP )
During a festival based on the
r unni ng or the bulls in
Pamplooa, Spain, a dozen young
bulls were h.it by beer cans and
bottles as they ran through a
crowded street and were kicked
and knocked to the ground by
tormentin~ tourist.c;.
In the s econd annual
Pamlooada. several bulls were
injured, and one of them re-
portedly had to be destroyed af·
terward. One injured bull was
taken away by truck.
At least 25,000 watched lhe
event held Sunday along a nar-
row street 1,000 ySTds long. At
fint. almost 3,000 spectators ran
along in the path or the bulls, but
many ollhem soon turned oo the
animals.
Several bulls were pulled by
lheir talla. One bull was engaged
in a head-butting contest wilh a
man, authorities said.
No humans were seriously
hurt, although a dozen people
were treated ror cuts, mostly
from faij.iog oo the street.
Shanefield was in the hospital's
intensive care unit.
California Highway Patrol of-
ficers said Michele M. Beirwag.
26, or San Clemente was making
a left tum from the highway into
O'Neill Ranch when Sbanefield
attempted to pass traffic .
The motorcycle skidded about
60 feet into the re ar or the
Beirwag car. Ms. Beirwag was
not mjured.
The Shanefields were wearing
helmets, preventing probable
fatalities. officers said.
Fra.PageAI
BAD DAY ..
Goodwin was booked into Costa
Mesa Jail for suspicion of armed
robbery. His bail was set at
$25.000.
As for Griffiths, he said his only
complaint following his wrestling
bout istwoscrapedelbows.
"I don't know why I did what I
did." he mused. "You never know
bow you'U react "
f "ro• Page A I
WALK ...
ihe darkened tunnel over the
years.
Cit y Manager George
Caravalho was ins tructed to
send a letter to the PUC asking
for a modification of the
pedestrian crossing ruling.
Vessels Freed
CORPUS CHRISTI . Texas
CAP> -A Liberian lanker and an oil barge which ran aground
as Hurricane Allen raged have
been Creed and were back on
their routes today, the Coast
Guard said.
If you want Levi Cord Flares. we've got 'em.
Our '""' b8SC COIOt'S a<e 11 ljue. tan. chooolale. navy
and oll ~11e 1n 84% 0011on/16% potyester IOI'
shnnllaQe oootrol
Pu1 them IOQelhef Wllh our grool shirts for SChoOf
' ~ '
Marines
Held in
Holdups
Three Camp Pendleton
Marines were arrested in San
Clemente early Sunday on
charges that they weot on a rob-
bery spree that included victims ln three parts of town.
omcer Dave Sakaradek arrest·
ed JOleR.b a Roland .. 11.;J1Jcbael
J . Edner, 18, and Steven P. Tale,
18, all of Camp Pendleton, about
half an hour after a man reported
be waa robbed at. pnpoint by
three men who picked him up
hitchhiking.
The victim, an unideatlfied
Marine, allegedly was dmpped
orr near Concordia School,
where, police said, he was threat-
ened with a pistol..
The victim handed over $80 in
cash and his assailants fled in
their older model Chevrolet Im-
pala, according to police ac-
counts.
Moments lat.er, police received
a call rrom Luigi Calderon, olSan
Clemente, who said he was ac-
costed by lwo men who displayed
a pistol and forced him to tum
over $SS in cash.
Calderon said be was w~
near the Municipal pier al the
lime oftherobbery.
A thi.rd victim said he was COD·
fronted by armed men, but wasn't
robbed at about the same time of
other two robberies .
Police arrested lhe trio in their
car near Avenida Granada and
Acebo. They face charges of
er med robbery .
Laguna T~ei
Gets Jewelry .
A thief who pried open a
partially opened car window
made off with more than $12,000
worth or gold and diamond
j ewelry Saturday in Laguna
Beach.
Paul Anno of Dinuba, Calif.,
told police be parked his car in
lhe 700 block of Glenoeyre Street
between6 a .m . aod 7 :1S a.m.
While Armo was gone the thief
pried open the driver's side win-
dow on tbe vehicle and removed
the jewelry. Missing are a eold
bracelet and chain and two five.
carat diamond rings.
Brother Billy
Best Burro
BUENA VISTA, Colo.
CAP> -A burro named Billy Carter has won the
second Annual Buena Vista
TripleCrown Burro Race.
Billy Carter and bis
human teammate. Ardell
Boes. won the $1.200 prize
in Sunday's race by cover-
ing the 25-mile course over
the rugged mountains
north ol Buena Vista in an
unofficial time of three
hours and 20 minutes.
Billy Carter and Boes, a
professor at the Colorado
School ol Mines in Golden,
also won the race last
year. Twelve burros were
entered. The rules re-
quired each burro to carry
a 35-pound pack coata.ln-
ing gold pan, pick, shovel
and other mio.iog equip-
ment.
AL:SGARAGE
56 FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH
(714) 644-7030
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Navy Rules
Guilt in
Gay Case . .
~ L()NG BEACH <A P > -A
E
avy board ruled today that a
blcago teen-ager engaged in
omosexual activities aboard
be Us.5 Norton Sound and rec-~mmended she be given a gen.
feral discharge. =licia Harris, 18, was the third
man sailor accused of les·
ism aboard the missile test
thip in violation of Navy recuJa·
&ona but was the first who did
not get a favorable ruling 1D the
cue. .
· Ila. Hanis denled she '1iu a Homoeex:ual, but said •be bad
planned to leave the Nat)' re·
•ardlela ot the bearia&'a oat· c:ome
... I'm not a homo.exuaL I'm
atralcbt." she toJd reporten. ··1
figure they just bad to start with
someone" after the flnt two
women received favorable ruJ.
logs
She added: "1 regret that I
ever joined the Navy. I'm glad to be out." .
However, American Civil
Liberties Union attorney 5uaan
McGreivy said Ma. Harris' cue
would be appealed to the
secretary or the Navy.
The hearing by the Ad·
ministratlve Discharge Board
waa not a trial or court-martial,
and the recommendation of the
board waa for a general dil·
cb.arge \mder boaorable CGldi·
lions -the most serious penalty
the panel can recommend. It re-
mains up to the ship's captain to
decide whether to follow the
board's recommendation.
Ms. Hanis said she believes the nnnon about her sexual
preferences started "because I
had a real close friendship" with
another woman sailor, Wendi
Williams, 25, of the Bronx, N.Y.
Ms. Walllams' bearing is to begin
next. Two previous bearings result·
ed 1D favorable rulin1a for lblp-
mates Tancela Gukim, 25, of
Newark, N.J., and Barbara Lee
Underwood. 22. of Orlando, Fla.
· However, Ma. McGrelvy Hid
today tbe Navy ia auemDtma to. accept a ......... ._ oiler th8t
Ms. Under wood made before her
laearing in an effort to avolcl the
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Brothsr Billy
Be8t Buiro
BUENA VISTA. Colo.
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EOtltON
ao.d aad 8'mllower AYeaue, WU oe lm-waytnto tbe CttbtulJMi
oleo.ta ...... an> Harbor Bl.cl.
It. WN J\lft Nil DOOD, ad be earrled a blue bank bat in bis
rt1bt band. The bal contalDed a.• ln cub and $22() worth ol
cbffka.
Grllfttha told police bis as-
sailant rucbed tor the bat u be
bro...,iit the IUll up. As tbe IUD
sailed acroaa t.be .. parldng lot, a
1tru1.ieenaued fortb·e bat.
OrJffttbl ud b1a youn1er ad·
venary rolled about on tbe
aapbalt, wltwMI laid, la a battle
over the money u bank officials
rushed to a te&epbooe to report a
ro=~· later told of· Ileen, be decided to let 10 of the
. bal and fOfortbe sun sWl lying in
tbeputine~· The thief ran with the bag
toward Dale Street with Griffiths
and the gun in pursuit.
Anderson Column Hit
U.S. 'War Plan'
For Iran Denied
WASJDNGTON (AP> -It's
not true, as claimed by colum·
nist Jack Anderson, that the
United States plans a military
invasion of Iran, aays Defense
Secretary Harold Brown.
But Brown, appearing &mday
on ABC's "Issues and Answers,"
refused to say if there would be
another attempt to ttScue the 52
U.S. hostages held in Iran. A
previous try failed last spriJ)g
and eight American servicemen
were killed.
<The controversial Anderson
column appears today on the
editorial page, A6. >
During the show. Brown was
asked to comment on An ·
derson's report that United
States ia planning an invasion.
")lo, that's not true," <Brown
replied
He was then asked if there
would be another attempt to
rescue .the bolt._. and said, "I
will not either Connn1n that or
deny IL That La the kind of thing
I just' would Dot want to talk
about.'•
ADdetlcle's coJamn, ~beduled
for .release today but made
public aver the weekend, MYS
the invaai<JO is planned for mid·
October.
Tbe White House bas denied
that an invasion is planned.
Brown, asked if the Iranian
hostage situation was the reason
for the U.S. military buildup in
the Persian Gulf. said, "Some of
it, of course, was in place before
the end of 1979 "
Motel Owners
Robbed in
Costa Mesa
Ursula Quinn -.aa sleepiq on
the floor in the bedroom ol her
com bioation motel-office·
residence early Sunday wben
she felt pressure OD her ankle.
Sbe awakened to see a black
man stmcting OD her le1. He
pointed a shotgun at her.
Mn. Quinn's husband ,
Donald. wu in tlie couple's bed,
police said, sleeping alone
became of a recent injury.
He wa awakened by the man
with tbe lbotpn demu1etin1 the
couple's maaey. A wbite man,
stanctinc behind tbe black man,
peered meaacln1ly. tbe wife
aald..
Mn. Qubm atruuled to her
feet, rucMd for an lDdex box
where tbe TabW Motel, '50 Vic-
toria St., reeelpta are kept. She
baDded over tbe box.
Tbe n.o men fled out tbe door
dd the couple beard a car start
up Just oaUfde and drive oil bur·
rieclly.
Tbe two men broke a Net :s: .. tbe.:w,i:r~
,.. ID, ..,...., tbe wtadow
~:'=·with nearly fMt ·iD emit nd an uabowD
•um.lmal.cbecb, "°" .....
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•
Brown said the buildup aJao is
designed to deter a Soviet
military move into the region.
Several newspapers which
normally carry the Andenon
column did not run it.
An Associated Press check
showed that the New York Daily
News, the Washington Poet. the
Arkansas Democrat and the
Atlanta Constitution did not
carry the column.
David Henclio. vice presiden:
and editorial director of United
Feature Syndicate. which dis·
tributes the Anderson column,
said about 900 newspapers sub·
scribe to the daily and. Sunday
column. He said he had no in·
formation on how many papers
were using today's column on
Iran.
Five Men Soaght
Mesa Woman Raped
On Neuport Beach
..... Five Latin males, who al·
lepdly attacked a 19-jNr'~
·Costa Mesa woman early Sun·
day in = Beach and took lams npl h•*'· are beiq
sought by ee toda)'.
The gang of uaaUaats, in·
vestlgaton said, grabbed tbe
young woman while 1be was
walking aloQg the beach near
28tb Street at about 5 a.m.
The victim told officers one of
the attackers put his band over
her mouth while the others re-
moved her clothes and tossed
her on the sand.
A witness, also strolling on the
strand, told police be noticed the
woman strug.ling with the men
and asked them what they were
doing. Jn response to his ques·
Mesa Chamber
To Probe
Homing Need
Costa Mesa Chamber of Com·
merce's task force on housing in
the city is scheduled for forma-
tion during a 3 p.m. meeting
next Monday in City Hall.
The task force, to be organized
by the chamber's Industrial
Committee, has been requested
by the City Council as the COUD·
cil gears up to review the com-
munity's General Plan update
this fall.
A recent chamber survey ID·
dicated that many business
firms in and around Cbsta Mesa
are concerned with a lack of
available housing in the city for
low-and moderate-income families.
The survey also indicated that
some bmineeaes are considering
movi111 from the area as a result
of the housing cnmcb.
lion, the five attackers chased him..
Re told investigators be
maaaled to elude them and pllwc palke.
Tbe awpecta Weft reported to
be all about 19 yean old. wear·
iDI swimming tnm.ka and bav·
ing heavy Spanish accents.
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Stocks Slump
On Money
Supply News
NEW YORK (AP> -Stock
prices tumbled in early trading
today as tbe market reacted to
Friday's news ol a record jump
in the nation's money supply.
The Dow Jones average ol 30
industrial Stocki dropped 10.24
points to 9153.41 in the first hour
of trading OD the New York
Stock Excba.n8e. The market
was off 10.24 points after five
bounoltradiDI(.
Losiq iaaues outnumbered
gainers by ll-2 OD the NYSE.
"The market was stunned,"
by Friday's Federal Reserve re-
port of an $8.2 billion increase in
the nation's buic money supply,
said Monte Gordon of Dreyfus
Corp. .
Sut be added that tbe ~action
wu "ialenaified by the fact that
the .market bas riseft IO steadily in the put weeks •••
That. be said, made it more
vulnerable to a sharp correction
u traden switched ~ir focus
from bopel ol abort recewoa to
worries about lntenaifled infla·
lion and perbape another round
of rlalnl llltereat rates.
The Federal Resene laaued
its 1_.le8t .weekly report alter
tracliq doled OD tbe NYSE Oil
Prtd•Y·
Santa Ana police retJ>GDCllDa to • INrllAr7 eall durtq
tbe weekend bad little troullle llDdbll tbtlr ..-... -be baa
become trapped la tbe cbl.mneJ of a • lae •• allqed.'1 trytq to barllarbe.
4 POI.JCS spokesman said offlcen· fCMlnd He~ Navarrete, «»; ot Sllata Au, ftnnlr = ... Ult loer' Poltlma of tbe eldm'DeJ. Illa, ..... _. __ ,... ..
lntbe......... . .'/ It took ~ nearly four boun Id bim out, the ,_....., said, after Uliq Ja"hf• ... to bnM • ..,
tMbrla. •
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r.ted w....., an aee=•· .. _.... aftl1• .._ Nu..-.--...u.. 1•t•i:nm ..... 'l'lll IDddlBt 0tearred 11U: a.a IMa..,. ...._ __ ....,..__
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Dally NewNpaper
C TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
''It was about a 300-foot chase," the gun against the car window. It
Griffiths recalled this morning. t splatteredintosmallpieces.
''I do some sallinR. and 1'111 not in ''The damn thing was plastic,"
too bad shape, but l was puff. Griffiths said. ''I hadn't tried to
ing.:." shoot it, I don't know why J Just
The robber jumped into a car didn 'l.
and backed it from a wall as Grif· Griffiths said he jogged back to
fiths tried to break intothe car. the bank where its e mployees had
"I was yelling. 'I've got your Costa Mesa police oo the phone .
license number. where the bell do He described the bandit, bis car you think you're going'!" Grif· and offered the license plate
fiths remembered. number.
In frustration. Grjlfiths threw <SeeBADDAY.PateAZ>
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Dally Pilot -by Ci..trlft Starr
Parade Claar~ters
Three characters aboard Douglas Liechty's "Integrity"
show form that helped craft win Sweepstakes prize in Sun·
day's Character Boat Parade in Newport Harbor. Liechty's
boat was decorated as a haunted house in keeping with
parade's Disneyland theme. The 20th annual event drew 50
parade entrants and thousands of spectators. Parade grand
marshals were Mickey Mouse and Disneyland Ambassador
to the World Nancy Englert of Corona del Mar.
Dial a Ride, Lift
Programs to Merge
By GLENN SCOTT
DUiie o.ily l'llee St.It"
The Dial·A·Ride and Dial·A·
Lilt transportat1on systems
probably will be combined, mem·
bers of the Orange County Transit
District boards aid this morning.
The members are studying
ways to improve the countywide
system that picks up passengers
at their homes. They said merg-
ing thetwosimilarsystems wouJd
betbe best waytosave money.
The Dial·A·Lift system serves
people in wheelchairs and on
crutches. The Dial-A-Ride
system serves ot.hen, such as the
elderly and the blind.
The combined system would
serve anyone, whether they are
disabled or not. However, transit
directors won't make a final de-
cision until their Sept. 4 meeting.
The new alternative would
establisb34zooes within thecouo·
ty. Those who aren't handicapped
would be required to transfer to
other vehicles ataoQe boundaries.
Handicapped people would re-
main oo board.
Costolthenew service would be
$1 to travel inside a zone and
another dollar for transfers.
Seniors and handicapped riders
would pay half fare.
The combined service would be
in use as early as Oct. 20 int.be
district's reP>n four, which in·
cludet...Jllmt.iDlt Beach, Seal
Beach, Fountain Valley, Costa
Mesa, Newport Beach and Santa
Ana •
Tbe entire system fortbe COUil·
Stolen Loot
Found by Jl@y
BIIUNG~ MODt. <AP). -A
10.year:Old boy playtq in a cave
found 179,300 1D Can8dian cur·
nncy tbat tbe FBI ebar1• WU
stolen by one ol lta aseata. a ........ ,.. .... reported.
The _, WM taken fr'OID
the U.S. manbal'a aafe dlposlt
boa • a lonl baat and ...
eo"''ld m••n& A ... a. the FBI
aa6d.
ty would be modified by Dec. 1.
said Patrick H. Butters, director
of trans it services for the transit
district .
Butters told directors the cur·
rent system with 28 Dial·A·Lift
vans is expected to lose about
$120,000 th.is fiscal year. He said
combining the two services would
cut th~district's losses.
The Dial·A·Lift service earned
about 1.6percentof its $1.5 million
cost through fares, Butters said.
The combined service would
make about 14 percent of an
estimated $5. 7 million cost.
A half dozen people who were
blind or in wheelchairs attended
Monday's bearing. Jane Kemna
of Laguna Hills said handicapped
riders oppose the often difficuJt
and confusing process of transfer-
ring vehicles.
Coast
Weather
Mostly sunny Tuesday
afternoon following late
night and morning low
clouds. Lows tonight 58 at
the beaches, 58 inland.
Highs Tuesday in 706.
INSIDE TOD-" Y
Ronald Reaga1t •0111
Amnim'1 rt* ill the Vin•
norn War 1001 o "noble
coue" and that Anwrico'• mU.O.W ....., /OUillg eo .,.,. it.
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SANTA llONJCA CAP> -Ador Jamel &.wart ,..malned "under ollMr'V ..... '. 1.n u.e a. Jolm'• Holpltal coroaary care alt ioc1ay after ent•riq the facWty Friday niabt, but 1
pe1 ....a ..-.man said lbe '12•yea.r-old actor la "reltinl com·
fortably." "He and his wife Gloria drove to the hospital Friday nlCht,"
'•id John Slrauu. ~art's public relatioN man for 20 years. ••'J'bewa no cause for alarm.··
Strauaa added that be didn't know how lOGI Stewart would
be bolpi&&Uaecl '!be bolpit.i nifused to comment on the actor's
eondWOo
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QUITO, Ecuador CAP) -An earthquake •hoot the Pacific
port city ol Guayaquil today, kW1nc at Jeaat six and cauaing
wiclesllrud damage, locaJ reporters laid.
"'f'be quake was accompanied by underground noises and
'811 buiJdinp were dancing," a report.er for the newspaper El
Tele"'8fo sald in a telephone call. "It felt like the eatth was opening up."
11ie astronomical observatory here did not immediately re-por:t the location of the quake, which was felt at mid-morning in
this Andean capital, some 175 miles northeast of Guayaquil as a
long, rocking motion wruch shook buildings but did not cause
serious damage or iltjuries.
.... ie io Min ~a•d
MIAMI <AP) -With its highest sustained wtnd.s reaching 75
~pb, Hurricane Bonnie moved northward -.t about 1S mph to-
day and was expected to tum toward the north-northeast,
forecasters s aid.
They predicted no major changes in Bonnie's strength for
the next 24 hours as the hurricane <:hums through the open
Atlantic. Forecasters said ·it appeared the storm would pass to
the west of the Azores and oq other land masses lay in its pre· dieted course.
U""a R~lt Reported
CASABLANCA, Morocco (AP> A brigade of the Llbyan
army revolted ~gainst the regime of Col. Moammar Khadafy
near Tobruk this month, and some 400 people were killed or
wounded in the resulting fighting, Arab diplomatic sources said today.
There was no confirmation of the report from Libya.
Some troops who joined in the Aug. 6 rebellion were still
holding out, encircled by loyal units, said the sources, who
asked not to be named
Tefara11 Bear• rr.ra
By The Alaocjated Press
Representatives of nine European Common Market nations
and Japan have asked the speaker of the Iranian Parliament to
push for: the rel~~e or the S2 American hostages, and allow an
international m1ss1on to meet the captives. according to news
Teports from Tehran today •
. Jury Weighs Fate
~.:Of HB Psychiatrist
,., The jury in the Orange County
·, ... Superior Court fraud trial of Hun·
.. :. tington Beach psychiatrist Louis
•"' • Glal<:h resumed its deliberations ~· todayinSantaAna. ~·" Glatcb baa been standing trial
• .~ on charges be billed the state's .·~ J
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·~:BAD DAY ••
" ' Fewer than 10 minutes later, a
. . Costa Mesa officer stopped a car,
·.,.,like the one Grtmtbs described,
-~ several miles away at 3194
• I • AirportLoop.
•' '• Griffiths and other wttneaaes
., , identified the driver, private in·
» vestiaator Almon John Goodwin,
' • ' . 31, of Riverside as the robber.
·• ..... : Recovered from Goodwin's
' ... car. police sald, was the blue bag
and money taken earlier from the
seTVicestationowner.
Goodwin was booked lnto Costa
Mesa Jail for suspicion of armed
robbery. His bail was set at
$25,000
As for Griffiths, be saJd b1a only
complaint following bi.I wrestling
bout ls two scraped elbows.
"I don't know why I did what I
did," he mllled. "You never know
bo•you'llreact.''
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Medi·Cal program for 50-minute
psychotherapy sessions when he
spent less than a half hour with pa-
tients
The nine·woman, three-man
jury began its consideration oftbe
case lut week
Deputy Attorney Genera l
Frederick Millar, who prosecuted
the cue, claimed Glatch was
guilty of intentionally submitting
fraudulent bills for more wortt
than be had done.
Glatcb's attorney, David
Brickner, said his client was be-
ing "vilified'' for wanting to bel
Medi-Cal patients. P
Thepsycbiatritthasclaimedon
the witness stand that the billing
errors were mistakes and that he
was told to use the bllling code bis
office med by an official of Blue
Shield, the fiscal agent for the
Medi-Cal program.
He alao claimed be uWized a
non-traditional method of treat-
ment which was tailored to offer·
ing counseling for variable
periods of time.
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GUILTY •••
trauma of appeartne before the
board. 'lbe realpatlon was re-
fused at the time, and aft.er the
board found in Ms. Underwood's
favor she said abe wanted to
stay ln the Navy for a career.
Her father is a retired Navy of.
ficer.
"Sbe made lhla ofter because
.she didn't want to ao thl'OQl'.b a
beartna.•• Ill. llcGrelvy satd.
"Now tbe Na'7 bu taken the real_p•Uoa, which wu offered in
a pla DelOtilltion and sabmltted
it the ., after tbe beatiq. Tbey
an lola8 to tr)' to reelp ber oa
the bulacl :=:neaoUaUoa. I'm veryaD117 · lt."
After lb. WUliama' bearins coneludeli, four other women
face 8milar tnquiriea. ,,_, ue
Nonna llobl, •. of Bell, llo.; Shanta ......... 25, ot Pellcu Rapid• Jllan.; Lo.,ll• f'lt1mottl1, 21, of Rumford,
llldae; ... Carol Brock ol Sa
Joie.
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Woman •
~ruits
Drop Ont
WA8HJNGTON (AP>. -ln
aDOtMr blow to I.be all-volunteer mlU_,. womea remdU an fail· .. , toii.l.tbu.etrnn& rnr.....,,,
at a much hlabet ratAI than male
valunteen.
AD Army alud,y est.lmat.es the
f allo"t rate for women will
reacb 48.t percent thia yea_r-18.5
peretn&aae point.I tuaber than for
youn1mea. ··current forecasts l.ndlcate
that first-term femaJe attrition
rates wtll increase further."
tald the study, which predict.s
that the trend for comparable
male volunteers "will remain
down."
This problem comes on top of
other difliculUea with the all·
volunteer force, such as retain·
ing seascioed noo·commissioned
off i ce r s and t ec hnica l
specialists. improving overall
troop quality and strengthening
the undermanned Army Na·
tional Guard and reserves.
Army officials appear at a loar.
to explain the high fallout rate
among women in the first bitch.
The Anny Research Institute is
looking for the causes.
But M. Kathleen Carpenter.
the Pentagon's equal opportuni·
ty cruet. said she believes there
are at least four main reasons.
·'There ls a significant lack of
acceptance of women in DOD·
traditional roles by their male
peers," said Ms. Carpenter in an
interview. "Men often find
women performing better."
At last report, about 61 per-
cent oC the Army's 59,000 enlist·
ed women we r e in .. non-
traditional" skills. such as
maintenance. transportation and
engineering. The remaining 39
percent were assigned to "tradl·
tional" fields, as clerks, medical
orderlies and similar occupa·
lions.
Ms . Carpenter said Army
women who do manage to get
traditionally male·type assign·
m ents all too often find
themselves shuffled into ban·
dling paperw.ork. This, she said.
stunts their career development
opportunities. Furthermore, Ms. Carpenter
said, women ftnd themselves UD·
der heavy psychological pres·
sures. working in what she
called a .. fishbowl environment
in which they are very closely
scrutinized.''
She also said sexual harass·
ment ls a factor in souring
young women soldiers toward
military life and causing them to
look for ways to get out. She
declined to go into specifics on
the extent of sexual harassment.
but indicated she regards it as a
major problem .
At tbe same time, Ms.
Carpenter acknowledged that
some women soldiers "are using
pregnancy as a verucle to get
out'' when they are unable to
gain job satisfaction in uniform.
Women, like men, for the most
part leave the Army under pro-
gr ams originally designed to
weed out those coo.sidered by the
commanders to be unsuitable
without the onus or a less than
honorable discharge.
The stated reasons for a com·
mander initialing such action in·
elude misconduct, absent
without leave, abuse of drugs or
alcohol, demoastrated personal
hardship and medical problems,
among others. Miss Carpenter
said some women have sought
discharge OD grounds that the
Army failed to live up to its
"enlistment contract" guaran·
teeing them certain skill train·
ing.
Whatever the causes, the prob-
lem ts oC concern to the Anny
because planners long have
counted OD recruiting increasing
numbers of women to fUI out the rana bi years ahead, when the
military age male popuJaUon
declines.
Tbe goal is to increase the
number of enlisted women to
85,000 out of an army of about
765,000 ove11 the next five years.
Mmical Thief .
Gets Guitar in CM
Thieves who were string in·
strumeat aficionados plucked a
guitar and ita case from a truck
loaded with mua1cal iDltrumeats
early Sudday wblle \be vehicle
WU parked in the parkiq Jot o(
a aoutb Coat Mesa apartment
complex.
Stevm Pertlm, of Founta.in
Valley told police tbat wbela be
returaed to bia pickup tract
after ~ a lriead, be fowad
tbe 1u1tar eone. Police esUmat.ed tbelGetatm>.
Omtiet Killed
GRANT, lllcb. (AP> -A ._ydivtq acrobat eollJded With
hil partner cturtq a stunt aod
fell 1,000 feiit to Ju. ~~: ol· ftcjaJa Nkl. Tbcmaa .C\IUl'CI ..
•• ...., fell ~ • .it In ttie paraebute of .. partnw
ltnaek bbn, wt ...... to !di
deaaa. .... IMlll18n:.=u:: :ri:i:a aailiU"Y
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Sam; a 2112-year-old Alsatian, tries on a British police cap
in Torquay. England. The dog captured three escaped·
prisoners who were on the run from Cbannings Wood
Prison at Newton Abbot with a little help from his
handler Police Constable John Shorter.
Weather, Bad Surf
Hold Down Crowds
Lifeguards from Seal Beach to
San Clemente got a br~ak over
the , weekend when the weather
turned sour, the surf went flat
and the usual summertime mobs
stayed home.
Overcast skies and a drop in
the air temperature were cited
as .. reasons for the slump in the
mid-August attendance.
In Newport Beach. guards re
ported one of the s mallest
crowds in recent memory Satur·
day when only about 30.000 peo-
pl e turned out. Newport
lifeguards were pressed into
service only three times over the
weekend.
In Huntington Beach, one
serious incident was reported
about 6 p .m. Saturday when
34.year-old Ed Jewell broke his
neck while attempting to dive
under a wave. authorities said.
Lifeguards said the Gardena
man's wife pulled him to shore
and called for help. He was
r ushed to Hoag Memorial
Hospital in Newport 8each,
George Bush
Visits Tokyo
TOKYO (AP) -Republican
vice presidential n om inee
George Bush arrived in Tokyo
today to begin a five-day visit to
Japan and China in which U.S.
relations with those countries -
and the growing Soviet presence
in the region -are expected to
dominate talks.
Buab, wbo was welcomed at
Tokyo's Narita Airport by U.S.
Ambassador Mike Mansfield,
told reporters, "As leading in·
dustrial democr acies, J apan and
the United States have as their
primary responsibility to work
for world peace.
"We have rugh regard for the
extraordinary achievements of
Japan, and we place great em-
phasis OD maintaining close re-
lations between our two coun·
tries." Bush said.
where he was reported in stable
condition today.
The mile·stretch of city strand
in Huntington got only a light
workout over the two days, a1-
~ractlng 40,000 people Saturday
and 31.000 on Sunday.
The sun. which played behind
a layer of clouds most of Satur·
day and Sunday morning. broke
out after noon on both davs.
Gas Station
Owner Seeks
Council Help
Service station operator Harry
Adessian. whose ARCO station .s
to be removed as part of a 19th
Street widening project, goes
before the City Council tonight in
hope of some relief.
Adesslan wants to move tais
business to an abandoned Shell
station at Harbor Boulevard and
Fair Drive, butcityordinancesin·
dicate that that fa~ility doesn't
meet modem landscaping antt
setback de~ands .
Adessian told the council last
month that ARCO can't allocate-
ltis 100.000 gaUons of gasoline to
him each month unless he re·
ll'lainsinCosta Mesa.
In seeking a variance to waive
o rdinan ce r e quirements,
Adessian faces a public hearing
when the council meets in cham·
bers at 77 Fair Drive at6:30 p.m.
Ro8sians Warned
TOKYO <AP) -A Hanot·
bound Soviet jetliner violated
Japan's air space today. prompt·
ing warnings from Japanese
radar o p e r ators and the
scrambling of six Japanese jet
fighters, the Defense Age cy
here said. The incident was the
Soviet Union's 10th violation of
Japan's territorial air space
since 1958, the officials said.
J apan cl · 12 nautical miles
as its te to ·atair space.
It you want LEM Cord Flares. we've got 'em
OJr !eve baslC oolofs are II blue. tan. chocolate, navy
and olf wMe. 1n 84% colton/16% polyester fpr
shnnkaoe conuOI
Put lhoM IOg9ltlef WTlh our great shuis tor school
•
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Angels
Punished
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
Five members of tile Hells
Angell motorcycle club were
sentenced todQ to a total ol S2
years in prison ud flDed '55.000,
in the wake ol their July 2 COD·
viction on federal racketeerine,
drug and wea.-. cbarl•·
U.S. Diatrict Judie Samuel
Conti seatmced Bert Stefamon. 36, the former presideot ol tbe
Hells Anlels' Oakland cNPter-.
to 25 years ud '25,000 ill ftDe9
ror pci•eseing an ~
firearm. poeseaaloa wit6 lntea1
to distribute a controlled sub-
stance and use of a fire811'1 to
commit a felony.
Hella Angels member Kunael
Rubio. 43, received a ~ear
sentence and 125,000 in fines for
rac keteering by laundering
money from the sale ol drugs
through the San Rafael Auto
Body and Repair Shop which be
and others operated.
lroine Fan
Irked Over
Ticket Flap
Katheryn Alice Partridge of
Irvine is a little upset with the
Anaheim Police Department to-
day.
Ms . Partridge, a n airline
"' stewardess, told lrvinepolice Fri·
day that two tickets for the Satur·
day night Rams football game at
Anaheim Stadium were missing
from her kitchen counter.
Police speculated that the two
$15 tickets were taken when she
left the house and didn't lock her
front door. Officers who came to
her ~ proml.sed they would
call the Anaheim Police Depart-
ment and arranRe for a QOllceman
to pay a visit to the occupants of
Ms. Partridge ·s seats in the upper
deck
"No one checked out the people
in my seats," she complained ... 1
have f rieods who sat in seats next
to mine and they told me there
weretwoboysinmyseats."
Ms. Partridge said her friends
found out that the boys were from
Irvine.
"They were afraid to ult too
much beCauset.beydidn'twantto
scare them off," she said. "They
were expecting the whole game
that the Anaheim police would
show up, but they never did."
Jewelry Stolen
In Mesa Burglary
A traveling Costa Mesa woman
returned home early Saturday
morning to discover that burglars
had jimmied the rear sliding
glass door of her home and $3,700
in jewelry was missing.
Yvonne Matson told police Sun·
day that when she arrived at her
home in north Costa Mesa after a
one-day trip, she found the locked
glass door off ita tracks, the
kitchen and bedroom ransacked.
anJ the jewels missing.
Vessels Freed
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas
<AP> -A Liberian tanker and
an oil barge which ran aground
as Hurricane Allen raged have
been freed and were back on
their routes today. the Coast
Guard said.
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Astronaut Flying
·0n Swiss Time
By BILTON MOSKOWITZ .
Five yean a,o, wben he commanded the Apollo mis·
elon that linked up In space with the Soviet ship Soyuz,
utrooaut 'lbomaa P. Stafford used a Swiaa·made Omep
watch to tell the time. Tbe Soviet astronauts also carried an Otuel• lnto apace.
Ome1u became the official timepiece tor apace
rugbta aft.er pauing various test.a demomtratlng their
ability to withstand radical changes in temperature,
pressure and depth. When Neil Armstrong walked on the
mooo,beworeanOmegaoobiawriat.
GENEaAL STAFFORD JS retired now -and guess
what? He's working for Omega. The Swiss have hired him
u chairman of Omega Watch Corp., the United States dis·
tributor of Omega watches . Omega Watcl) is head-
quartered in New York, but Stafford doesn't have to do
day-to-day duty there. The naUve Oklahoman lives in
Norman, Okla., and be sallies forth from time to time to
testify to the quality of Omega watches.
Stafford bad hoped to be in Moscow this summer. He
was planning to kill a couple or birds with one stone. First,
there was going to be a five-year reunion of the Apollo and
Soyuz astronauts. And then, of course, there were the
Olympic Games, where
Omega was once again ~ the official timepiece. ll r:
was a PR man's dream· ·.~ ~
com e -true. But when '
the Commande r -in·
Chief pulled the United
States out or the Olym-
Money
Tree
pics, it grounded General Stalford at home.
There's more to the Swiss move in recruiting Stafford
than a desire to capitalize on bis experience as an
astronaut to seU Omega watches. While Stafford was up
there circling the earth in 1975, the Swiss were having a lot
of trouble on the ground.
Swiuerland used to dominate watchmaking the way
the United States us ·d to dominate automak:ing. They were
then blown out of the water by the Japanese and the elec-
tronic revolution. At one time Swiss Factories produced M
percent of the world's watches. Last year they turned out a
little more than 50 million timepieces, good for only 20 per.
cent of the 175 million watches sold in the world.
. .
THE TOTAL ~SHARE is higher when you count
movements and other components they export to countries
where watches are assembled -but there's no doubt they
have been :;lipping in the marketplace. Japan has pulled .
up even with them. And in 1979 an estimated 70 million
watches came out or Hong Kong.
Numbers by themselves don't tell the whole story or
the Swiss debacle. While the United Slates, Japan and ·
Hong Kong were turning to electronic digital watches, the
Swiss. for the most part, were sticking to the old
technology of mechanical timepieces. The digitals sold ror
less. they kept accurate time -and people bought them.
The Swiss watchmaking industry was being decimated by
Seiko, Casio, Texas Instruments and other electronics pro-
ducers who knew little about watches but a lot about inte-
grated circuits.
Omega bas now joined the electronicli movement.
Earlier this year they introduced the Calibre 1355, a quartz
watch that is incredibly thin: one-sixteenth of an inch. It
uses the new electronic technology inside but retains tbe
old face and bands or traditional watches on the outside.
Encased iD gold. It sells for a cool $9,000.
CHEAP DIGITAL WATCllES are not Omlga's game.
The low end of their line starts at $300. And the line works
its way up to $15,000. Omega will fight the Japanese with
elegant timepieces. They won't slug it out in any price ·
war. And in addition to hiring General Stafford to help
them fight the Japanese, Omega has boosted its U.S. ad-
vertising budget to SS million this year. For them. that's a
block~ter campaign. They will be appearing on TV for
the first time.
Whether Omega -and astronaut Stafford -can win
the day for the little old Swiss watchmaker remains to be
seen. But Omega points lo one telling statistic: Their big-
gest overseas customers are the prestige-conscious
Japanese. They buy Omegas and ship us the Seikos and
Casios.
World Demands
l\'lore U.S. Cotton
WASHINGTON CAP) -Cotton exports in June totaled
686,000 bales, a 12 percent increase from a year earlier
and continued to reflect the stepped-up demand for u.s'.
fiber, says the Agriculture Department.
Officials said cotton exports during the 11-month
period that began last Aug. 1 totaled 8.2 million bales, the
most since 1931-32.
"Export movement in June continued strong to South
Kor ea, Japan, Taiwan, China and Hong Kong," the depart-
ment's Foreign Agricultural Service reported.
South Korea was the leading foreign market in June.
But China, which bad held the top spot from February
through April, remained as the leading market over the
entire 11-month span with imports or 2.1 million bales.
Earlier this week, the department. issued its flf'St
estimate of 1980 cotton production: 12.8 million bales.
down 12 percent from 14.6 million harvested in 1979.
Gold, Metals Quotations
By Tbe A.uDdaled Press
Selected world gold prt~ today:
l_..: morning fixing ... 75, off $14.75 ; attemom
fixing tsl2.2S, oU $12.25.
Putl: afternoon fixing $619.89, holiday Fri.
l'awllfwt: fixina '808.98, off SIS.05.
Zmlcll: '810.00 bid, off $13.00; tsU.00 asked.
New Ya: Handy" Barman mid·mornin1 tsl2.25. off
$12.25.
New Yon: Engelhard selling price mld·morntng 1
$612.25, ott $12.25. :
New Ya: Engelhard fabricated 1old mtd-moming
$G8.e8. atf $12.•. I
* * '* NEW YORK (AP) -Hudy • Barman silver today· • $15.850, off to.10. BnleJbard allver $15.800, off 90.10. fabricated allver • ne.m. ot1 to.11. ,
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tonight at 8 oo NBC. Channel 4.
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GuMt L8utan a.call. tCCl
IR) • MACND.1 LEHMR
llllPORT
7:JO 8 THI MUPflllT8 ~: Lynda Cart«,
8 ()(>Mii ... 9UVUNE
Hoel: 0.Wld Horowitz.
• THAT'I HOU. VWOOD
"Maka " AOain· Sam"
~aoo•OO ~o
Flo lead• a daring attemp1
to b<Mk her mother's boy-
friend out of an old
~··horn. in time fOf a
PIJrt)'. (R) G UTTLE HOUSE ON
TWEPMIAIE
M.,Y 11.tffllf'• an emotional
breakdown •ft« a lire In
the Sclloot fOt the Bllno
claims ttte Ille ot her Infant
son.(R)
• •'10NM. W IFLl'"IO INCW. .. ...,,..... Of Tiie Mind"
Ti. ~ OI llld orttt.
........ •100\.,... 9bout ......... ~,_,.. __...Of .. IM bOdV'•
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~(Al e 11;r= •10W
. '-00.0 F'rOM TM f'Of'eet"
TM __... IMdlnO up to ... llfanillo of the WOfld
W81 I ~. cNnQlno ..,. cow• o4 20tt\.o8nblry
lllMory Incl ..nino Iha '*• fof WOtld Ww II, we l'800llnted . en.~TOM
Aobar1 Aedf«d n8"8l ..
11118 ~18'y on Ille
pltollt of pnldet0t• In North
America lftd ttie ettect of
men'• tlk80\let of muctt ot
ltle~ on the n•tu•
rel Mleettol> PfoceM. (RI MOeCll M•A•s•H
Angered by Ille way clvll-
ian doctor• are profiting
from 1118 war. Hawhye
.,,_it1 the Army with 8
blll for his ..me... (R) 8 9 MCMOYIE
.. •\.\"~OM Of Rocle 'N'
Roll" ( 1979) Documelllary.
~ Hlghligllls of the carMrt of
tome of Ille blggNI t iara ;
of the roci< world -lnclud·
Ing Elvls Presley, The
Bealies, Chubby Cllecl<er
and The Rolling Stonee ••
are combined with clips
from perfOfmancet In !Ills
ealute to pop music. (RI
9:108D LACABAAET
• . 7:00. C8I N!W8 11 NeCNl!WI 9 ICUNOFU
I 0 fACE THE MUSIC
MACNllL I LlHMR
MPOAT ID NATIONAL
GEOGRAPHIC 8P£CW.
''Mysteries Of Tile Mind"
The myatanes of and crltl-
cal ,_ diacoYefles at>oot
the moet pll~ lnac.
eesalble of all the body'•
OfglM'ilmS -ltte llun\81'1
mind -ll<lleK~ed. IR)
(I) P.M. MAGAZINE
Tenth Annu•I Golden
Movement Emp<>flum·s
Arcllttectu•I Antique
Aucli<HI
8 MOYIE
• • • "To Eacll His Own"
( 1946) Otivta de Havllland,
Jonn Lund. Yeat'S atter giv-
ing up II« 11tegillmate child
tor adoption. 11 woman
meets lier son. (2 llrs.)
D O§ THAT'S
INCAEOllLE
For~ "Good Momtno
America" co-llosl Nancy
Dussault and singer Karen
Monow team up in a caba-
ret-styled evening ot
so~ humor and tun.
HO 8 (I) HOUSE CAllS
Tile new administrator ot
Kensington General hres
Or. Weatllel'by. (RI
Clllne, pitted agalnll •
Chinese Robin Hood.
tlNICllM • boy that only \he
l'INrt CM1 truly Conqu4ll
8 ABCNEWS 8 (I) JOICEJ''S Wll.D tD MEIWGIWAN
ti) 8TMETS Of' SAN
FAAHCl8CO
1 Srone la llard...preawd to
find a conneotJon ~
"' a motive tor Ille lhoot·
ings ol a l>'etty c<Hld and
FeatUf9d: ktller plants that
devour animalt: a 11111 111111
defies tile 1-o1 orevity: •
waler witcil: • computer
that alloWs a man to
"apNk" with Illa eyM. (R)
• MOVIE
'1l) JAZZATTHE
MAIHTENAHCE SHOP
"OextM Gordon Quartet
(No. 3)'' Dexter GOfdon.
tenor sax; Ruylua Reio.
ban: George Cables.
piano: Eddie Gladden.
• drums, .•
10:00 8 Cl) LOU GRANT
.-
·:
Claa1111~I Listings
II KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles
• • ,.., "Wll•t'• New
P\issycat?" ( 1965) Ptllet
setl«a. Peter O'TOOle. A
contused young man M1Mc1
lletp from an even mora
contused ~~atflst. (2
llrs.)
An eartllquake snakea tile
city. 98tllng off a wave of
vandalism and a ~
blackout tllat leaves ttte
Trib with no way to print
the paper. IA) II MARK lWAtN'S
AMERICA D KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles D KTLA (Ind ) Los Angeles 8 KABC-TV (ABC) Los Angeles
(I) KFMB (CBS) San Diego
0 KHJ.. lV (Ind ) Los Angeles
(!I KCST (ABC) San Diego
• KTTV (Ind.I Los Angele!>
g) THE AE8E1.8 "YOCJnQ Will Rogers." Rob·
err Heys stars &a WIH Rog·
ers in a re-creation ot a
documented Incident from
Rogers· early Ille.
80 NEWS
Q) AMIGO&? e KCOP-lV (Ind) Los Angeles llt KCET-lV (PBS) Los An get es 8!> KOCE-TV (PBS) Huntmgton Beactt
The adventurous MQUe1 to
"The 8aat111d" by John
Jakes Is set In 1775 as
Phifip Kent riaka Ills Ute aa
a captain tn tlle Colonial
Army during Ille RevOIU·
11onaty Wat. (Part 1 of 2) Ahc1a Sandoval visits
Washington. O.C.. IOf an
e1tdullve inleM8W witll Or
..
.. '.[hey're ms 'Children'
·Laurence Welk Hetuhi (Jp a Big Musical FanUly
By PA'ftlCK ARNOLD
LAS VEGAS (A P>
Lawr e nce Welk consid ers
himself fortunate in having a
family as large as he does. His
•'children" aren 't really his, but
after spending up to 30 years
· with some or them, they might
• as well be.
•• As a matt.er of fact, that's one
·pl the reasons the 77-year-old
: Jl!USician, the delight of millions
of Americans, most of them in
bis age group, still tapes his
weekly t~levision s how and
makea extended road trips twice a year
Welle refers to bis group as
''The Musical Family" and calls
b is per· 1
formers "the
kids." He said
the concept
bas enabled
him to band
over a lot of
t.be control of
\is organiza·
Uon to his
employies in
.. recentyears. •• .. U(
"I've been very fortunate
because I've created a real 1ood
musical family.'' be said. "Betnl
·usociated With thole people, it is
quite eay for me· to lteep tbia
thin1.-.. andldoD'thavetodo
to m8.QJ ~aQ)'IDOl'e because
oae of =t! la the develop-ment o1;;.ltt)f ... That, be ex·
plaiDed. IDUDI "belpina people
toarow."
SO RE'nllEMENT is not in
the picture. Welk said in an in·
terview, largely because that
"would put 50 people out of
work, and another 50 in the
background, who help us with
the television show1 And it would
look to me like it would be very
selfish on my part.•·
The king of the light, bubbly
sound that he calls "champagne
music" admitted he was "in the
doghouse because I promised
my wife I would retire at 65."
"But she's reasonable about
it," he addecL -
·•And another very important
part is that I enjoy music more
than anything else in life," he
said. "ljustlovemusic ... and it's
bard for me to walk away from
it."
WELK., WHO recenUy opened
as the headline act at the MGM
Grand Hotel, was playing bis
first eqgagement in Laa Vegas
in more than 50 years in show
business. It would probably be
hls only appearance, be said,
because be would rather make
his road appearances in con-
certs and at fain than in the
smaller, night-club format of
most Lu veaaa hotels.
Tbe nickname "musical fami-
ly.'' be said, "bu turned out to
be a perfect title.
"U's really~ family," be went
on. ''It 11 amaang what happens
to our musical f amlly if one ol
them baa a little problem or
alckaess or anythine of that,
type, bow c'l.ose we ar-e as peo..
ple.
"And I think that if possible,
the reason why we created the
title of the musical family. our
kids are so much for each other
and it operates very much like a
close-knit family," he said. "In
treating the people like they are
my family, or my children, it
has become somewhat like a
family and the people help each
other. It's a very nice feeling
that that type of situation ex-
ists."
Jess Marlow
DueonKNXT
Jess Marlow, a television
journalist in Los Angeles for 14
years, will join the KNXT Chan·
net 2 News team in a major
anch or role no later than
Dec. 6.
Marlow will co-anchor, with
Connie Chung, the Channel 2
News at Six and the Channel 2
News at E lev en . Brent
Musbburger, in a career de-
cision, will devote his entire pro-
f easalonal attention to CBS.
aporta. He will, however, con-
tinue to co-anchor tbe Channel 2
News at Six with Miss Chung un-
W Marlow is in place.
M~ Brandwynne will co-
ancbor the Channel 2 News at
Five with Ralph Story. ·
TUBE TOPPERS
K'l1..A •a:oo-••To Each Illa Own."
Olivia de ff&villud and John Lund 1tar in
this rp•nt movie drama Mt in World
War • ' ABC • 9:00 -"Heroes ol Rock and
Roll." 1be rock world'• topstan-includ·
ing Elvis Presley. Jania Joplin. Chubby
Checker and the BeaUes -are remem· beredlnfilm and tape footage.
ABC e 10 :00 -Mark Twain's
America. 'lbe story of the young Yfill
Rogers is depicted in this segment with
Robert Hayes andJ ack Elam.
Julllll Nava. !tie newly
appointed ~ to
Mexleo. Al9o teatuted ....
Interviews with ~
"'81'1 Edwfltfcf Roybal and
White HOUM wnl>Mll8clOt
&teberl T orrH.
I NATIONAL NEWS
10:2S LA CA8AAET -
Cl08£
10:30.8) HEWS a!) 81U. MOY9'8'
JOUANAl
"Our Times" BHI Moyers
offers a personal retr0&-
pectlve ot the t970s and
looks forward to • new
oecade.(RI
10:,.., 8l) JAZZ. AT THE
MAINTENAHCE SHOP
"Dexter GOfdon Ouartel
(No. 3)" Dexter GOfdon.
tenor saK: Ruylus Reid.
bass; George Cables.
piano: Eddie Gladden,
drum a.
11:00GDD (J)~ NEWS 8 to!EWL.YWED GAME G MOVIE
•• • "Yesterday. Today
And Tomorrow" (1964)
Sophie LOfen, Marcello
Mastroianni. Three differ-
ent tamale Characters use
their lemtnlne wileS to get
wllat tlley want. (2 nrs I •
Q) THe 000 COUPl.E
Felix Change& ll1s lin1cky .
ways 1n en effort to win
bacit ll1s ex-wife.
• THE 8ENNY Hill
SHOW
Benny tangMI with Ille
Roundtludl In Ille delfvw·
Ing of a vital mesaage: ltlen
lie capitallze• at Illa
expenM of the vintage'
movtes .
11:30 8 (I) HAAAY 0
A man wllo is the only pos-
slble donor in a transplant
operation disappears
a1<>n9 witll en .mpo<'lant
booltmalter't ledgec.
D THE 8E8T Of'
CARSON
Guests: Lauren Bacell.
Anthony Newle)'. C"arlle
Callas.(R)
I DATIHG GAME
({§) ABCNEWS
ID HOGAN'S HEROES
g) OE'f' SMART
Wherl a CONTROL agent
is muroered. Max must
discover tlle inlomiatk>n
lie had. and his murderer
(Part 1) ,
~ CAPTIONED ABC
NEWS
~1:~ 9 CAPTIONED ABC
HEWS
11:508 9 IARHEYMILLER
While Ille detectives II'( 10
help two elderly owners ot
a porno boolt store. Bar·
nay is oroered 10 111e 1no1-
v1due1 on-tlle-1ob proh-
ciency reports. (Rl
JOHN DARLING
.-Ml>MGHT-
12:00 8 TAL18 OP THE
\.MXHCllD
''Mrl. 81Kby And Tiie
Colonel'a cOet" A flOUM.
wit. (Julie H81rll) c.oncoct8
wtlat the think• ii • ~
proof plan IO ... 8111 hat
former IOYW'• expenelve
gift wi!N>ut lettlng her llul·
band know Wll«e II ceme
from. ........
U'08lleLI
Tll•· IMF HIS out to
deltroy • eounterMltlng
ldlame threatening Ille
eoonomy ol 8,tmall African
oountry.
• n.EGOOOIEI
Tim becomes terribly let
11\en belulllully tllln (and
temal•l. Gr•eme talcH
over • radio Show. and 8111
11 IQUUhed by a llerd ol
fat ladlel.
.t;40 N!W8 t:t01• NIWt
'1;11 MO\nl
... "H811Mr'• ~·
(1970) Oellld Mc:C911um.
Sulen Struo.tg. A eolan.-
1.lat lollOWI 8 mel'l'I ~
cry back to Wonc:t Wfltf II •It• lie ln)ecll hlmMlf
with lluld from 1119 IMll'•
brain. (2 llrs.)
11:00. *I+ "Cllc>ped Wings"
(1953) ~ Boye, Lyle
Talbot-. Tiie Boye~
tally ge1 ttiernsetve1
rectulted Into ttle mllltwy
and !Ind tll•t they've eno-
ed up In Ille tema ..
barracks. ( 1 llr.)
Tt1e•daw'•
Dagd•e Mo.,i~•
-AFTERMOON-
12:26. !!§ MANEY MIU.EA t2:00 D * * • "()pe(atlon
Demonic ~ion. an Mermaid" ( 19601 Mai
illegal alien ano an aceoun-Zattertlng, KMtlan Wynn.
lant with a poclletful of A trio of Briu.h IOldler9
grua Invade the l)<ecirlet and (lrl Amerleen llUiiia
bouae. (RI Oown Nazi ,,_,. burled
12.:SO 9 GENE MmlY aomewllere along Ille Nor·
"Faudlng Friends" mandy cout. (1 llr., SO
I NATIOHAlfliEWS min.)
12:.tO CJ) C88 LA TE MOVIE ID • * 1/1 "Tiie Crowd ·
• • "Of. Strange" (19781 Rous" (l938) Robert
Peter Hooten, Jenica Tay10f, Frank MOfgen. A
Walter. A psycllietttst is youno priMli911ter falls In
given ~· by e aorce<er love with the daughter of e
"' preparation tor Ille boolcte to whom lie la
return of an ancient actver· heavily in debt. ( 1 llr .• 50
sary. (RI min.)
1:00 G TOMORROW Q) * • • "TIMI Sliver
Guesrs· Dave Clark. who Cnallce " ( 1955) Paul
has run ,. school tor Newman, Virginie Mayo. A
"1)41<:nmen" tOf the past 50 young Greek de91gns Ille
years: Bo<11ne Batasco. Ille Last Su1>P9< chaltce. (2
l&at ol the great 11verb0at hrs I
9amblers: Lloyd Shulman. 3:00 G *'/I "Old You Hear Tiie
trlilcet of missing persons. One About The Traveling 0 THE RIFl£MAH Saleslady?" ( 1968) Phyllis
"Old Mlln Running'· Diller, Bob Denver. lh tile 8 MOVIE early 1900s. a traveling
• • 'h "The Good Guys saleslady takes a Kansas
And Tiie Bad G~" (19691 town and a fannet's son by
Robert Mitchum. George slorm. (2 llrs.)
Kennedy Once enemies. @) • • "River Of
an aging marshal ano an Mystery•· ( 1969) Vic
aging outlaw iOtn ror<JeS ( 1 Morrow, Claude Akins.
llr . 30 min I E•plos1ves experts are
Q) MOVIE soug"I by a diamond hunt-*•'"' .. Callie Ortve" er and a revolutl<>r'lary
(1951) Joel McCrea. Dean leader (:2 hrs.)
Stock wen 3:30 0 • • ··Be&cll Casano-
1:30' 0 HEWS va" (1!Hi5) Curl' JurQenS,
2:00 Cl NEWS Martine Carol.
by Armstrong & Batluk
THE6E HOT 'TU05 A~ A
VERY ~E'.LA')(ING-WAY'"TO
GEi \'OUR6EL-F 13AcKON
SINCE 1'VE 0EEN OUT HERE
IN 1-0LLYWOOO, !'VE SEEN 50
0U5Y 'THAI 1 HAVEN'T HAO
l'IME'"TO IOUCH E3A5E5
WITH MY INN~ 5E.LF!
HOWEVER, THE llM~ 1. ~
SPEND WI~ MYS~L.F 15 QUALllY 'TIME.! CENTER!
CalNaret Duo
Nancy Dussault (left) and Karen Morrow
team up for the opening night of "LA
Cabaret," the pilot for a projected series of
perf onnances by local entertainers, tonight at 9: ~o oo KCET. Channel 28.
(JACK ANDERSON)
REVEALS fn the DAILY PILOT
95 Million
For Democrats
NEW YORK CAP> -An estimated 90 million
to 95 million viewers saw all or part of the
networks' four-day coverage of the Democratic
National Convention, according to NBC's research
department.
That would compare with an audience for the
Republican National Convention, broadcast from
Detroit July 14·17, of 83.7 million.
NETWORK PRIME·TIME coverage of the
final session of the Democratic meeting Thursday
attracted about 40 percent of the a udience in
Chicago and Los Angeles, while just a third of the
viewers in New York City watched the political
programming, figures from the A. C. Nielsen Co.
showed.
About 42 percent or the viewers in Los Angeles
¥(8tcbed one of the three networks between 6 and I
p.m . PDT, while 39 s)ercent of the viewers tuned in
for the convention 6-10 p .m . CDT in Chicago and 33
percent saw network coverage in the same period
in New York. 1
CBS had the largest share of the prime-time
audience in New York, 13percent,to10 percent for
both NBC and ABC, and in Chicago, 16 percent to
12 for NBC and 11 for ABC.
IN LOS ANGELES, NBC won the tbree·w~
race for viewers with 18 percent to 13 for CBS and
11 for ABC.
Fifty-five percent of the audience nationwide
watched the convention with CBS attracting 20
percent of the viewen, NBC 18 percent and ABC
17 ..
· Viewers who did not watch the convention COV·
erage chose alternative programming on indepen·
dent or public TV stations. •
National figures ror the concluding aeuioll
Thursday, a& well as averages for the four datJ,
will be available over the weekend.
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