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TUESDA¥ AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 16, 1980
Ruled Legal .Again
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Hostage· Issue ·n ;ehate Del~yed
Nephew Slain
Judge_ Calls
Killer 'Wimp'
By DAVID KUTZMANN °' -o.itt ...... , .....
Calling him an "egotistical,
narcissisti~wimp," a n Orange
County judge convicted murder
defendant Emmette Mitche ll
Monday for the Apri l s laying or
his 4-year-old nephew in a Santa
Ana apartm£'nt.
Superior Cou rt Judge Richard
Beacom. who prl'~1ded over the
•non')'l)ry lrial , found Mitchell
:1V De"coder
Ruling
State, first
In a first nf it~ kind ruling in
California. :m Or;ingl' County
judge has d1sm1sst'<l a subscrip-
tion televis1on-bac·kc-d lawswt to
ban sales of.so-called pirate de·
coder systems that unscramble
pay TV signals
The ruling of Superior•\Clourt
Jud&e John.. K. Trotte~ Monday means a n Anaheim bus i·
nessman, whose attorney moyed
for dismissal of the suit brought
by Theta Cable Co., can once
again sell the decoder systems.
Theta Cable is the provider of
ttie' movie and entertainment
oriented Z-channel ln "Southern
California. . Judge Trotter, in voiding a
preliminary injunction he-iSs.ued
several weeks. ago banning de-.
coder sales. said he did ·no\ bave
the. authority fo oonlro) ·who re-
ceived a particul~ broadcast
signal. .
.Attorneys for both sides
agreed Trotter's decision lion-
day represented the first time fl
state level judge bas ruied on
lbe legality of ._S'ales ot decoder
systems. · .
A federal. court judge in Los
An1eles also ruled recently thjt
such dnices do not violate
federal regulations, •
Trotter, in making his ruling
from the bench,. said it was not·
within hls jurisdiction to limit
use of the airwaves or to order a
ball to production or marketing
of the decod~r systems when
their purpose is to intercept
(See TV, Page AZ)
. P.ier Vandalized . ,-Vandals, apparently using
sled1e hammers or other large
inatruments, smashed a half ·
do•en wooden benches at the
San Clemente Pier sometime
early Monday moniing. Police s~ dama1e to tbe pier benches
amounted to Sl,800.
~uilty of first-degree murder in
"the strangulation-drowning
death of John LewisJr.,whomthe
defeqpant was supposed to baby
sit whit· is sister. the child's
mother .. Jk a night-school ex·
a mination. . Ju.st as he had durmg other
court sessions. Mitchell, 24. used
profa9ities and' made obscene
gestures to the judge and others
in the courtroom in Santa Ana .
After being pronounced gutlt)'.
he asked Judg<' Beacom to send
him • to the Califarni a, gas
chamber. even though the max -
imum sentencC' he faces 1s life in
state pnson ..._
"I want the st<ttP to kill me ....
Mitchell told the Judge. "I don't
want to spend the rest of my hft
in prison."
J\t another point in• the pro-
ceedings. the defendant made
-Obscene gestures and !.tuck out
his to~ue at Dianne Lewis. his
sister 'and mother of the dead
child "'flus i!1 for you." he said.
"You cau.«>ed mv death ··
Mitchell ha·d pleaded not
guilty by reason of insanity to the
murder charge against him.
· tteacom's Tuling-fotldWed clos-
ing arguments by prosecutor
Paul Meyer and defense at-
torney Ronald Butler.
Testimony during the trial in-
<See SLAYER, Page AZ>
Dragons Win
Name Battle
PEKIN, Ill. (AP> -
"Despite petitions signed
by more than 7,000 people
demanding to keep their
high school's long-time
nickname, school officials
here say "Chinks" is out,
"Dragons" is in.
"Chinks is not no slur,"
Lio.Yd Cottingham, wbo at-
tended Pekin High School in the 19605, protested to j
the school Monday ~
"To me, all it means-1s a
little spirit. We don't live
in no other ·country We
live in America. And it's
time ·we 'tood UP. and act·
.ed like Americana."
· About 100 parents and
students, some o( them
dressed in red and white
shirts saying "Pekin
Chinks, Dragons Stink"
attended the orderly meet·
ing to protest the dropping
o( the high sc hoo l
nickname after a decade
o( complaints that it was a
racial slur against the
-Chinese. --
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Sto~my SeSMiOD Ended
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IRAN'S 'HANGING JUDGE' AYATOLLAH KHALKHALI URGES HOSTAGE TALKS CEASE
Parliament Opts tor Committee Study Rather Than Debate on Amerk:an1' Fat• __ __ -
Vand._ls The..Q.ljl;I
Dani!ige k> Sk>re · ·
Set at $1 Million ~
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. <AP>
-Vandals who slashed. gouged
and painted their way through
four fioors and 25,000 pieces of
furniture at a downtown store
caused about $1 million damage,
police say.
"They didn't ·miss a piece,"
detective James McNally said
Monday. after police had locked
themselves in the seven-floor
KUngman'..s._CJearance Center
warehouse and showroom to S\U'·
veythedamage.
Vice pre5ident Chris Warber
discovered the vandallsm before
heading ho m e at midnight
Saturday from festivities mark·
ing the opening o( a pedestrian
mall. He had locked the store1lt
· 5 p.m.
Opera Reopened
BELFAST. Northern Ireland
<AP> -Belfast's Victorian
Grand Opera House, closed
eight years ago after it was
damaged by gufrrilla bombs,
has reopened amid signs that
some kind of normality ls re·
turning to this violence-scarred
city. -
Warber said he had never seen
damage Wee it in his 29 years
wlth the company. All the
furniture was new and insured,
he said, but he ,would not say
whether the loss was comp~
covered. ~
McNally said vandals entered
the store lb.rough a rear fire
escape and broke into a tool
shed, taking crowbars used to
pr..y open packing crates.
<See VANDALS,_ Page A2)
Tribe Ballots
On' Arco Leases
LAME DEER. Mont. <AP> -
Me mbers o( the. Northe rn
CheyeMe Indian Tribe have vol·
ed whethe r to approve a
multimilllon·dollar a1reement
with Atlantic Richfield Co. for the
oil and natural gas rights on thefr
445,000-acre reservation in
southeastern Montana.
"I'm sure It will pass -
positive." tribal chairman Allen
Rowland said befo'te the polls
opened Monday. Results of the
re(ercndum were"''erpected late
today.
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Passengers
Jump as Jet
Catches Fire
LONDON CA P) -All 217
passengers a b·oard a DC· JO
jetliner fled down e mergency
chutes today when fire broke·out
in the undercarriage of a Miami-
bound plane· as it was about to
take off from L.ondon's
Heathrow Airport. Al least nine
were reported injured seriously
enough for treatment.
National Airlines Flight 099,
with a crew of (17. was tax.ting
for takeoff at the ti.m e. airport
officials said. The nationalities
oL the passengers were not im·
mediately learned. .
In Miami. Hugh Emmons, a
spokesman for Pan American
World. Aitways Inc., which
merged with National t-Ois year,
said two tires blew out in suc·
cession during takeoff, and lbe
heat of the braktng action crea~
ed a fire in the landing gear.,
Fire engines and a ulanc6 .
rushed to the aid of e jet and ·
passengers •we r quick I y
evacuat ed thro h escape
chutes.
A· police official t Heathrow
d escribed the · cident as
"minor." but three passengers
were tak~n to a hospital for
treatment of possible broken
bones. and nine-were taken to the airport's medical center suffer-<See PIAN£, Page A%)
·Panel.
·To Deal ·
On Fate
By Tbe Associ"atecl Press
The Iranian ParUament, in a
stormy session on the American
hostages, put off a full-scale de-
bate on the issue today and vol·
ed instead t() set up a ~mmitlee
to deal with the ·fate of the 52
Americans who have been held
1012 months
Tehran radio. said the Majlis,
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or Parlia ml'nt. voted by a "de·,
c·1s1vc maJor1ty " to set up the
commlttcc. Inc. aCl.lon.-i~
pos tponed th e long -aw<t1led
parliamentary debate that had
LESS OPTIMISM
SHOWN TODAY-A3
.been expected to provide an in-
d i cal'ion of how Iran would deal
with the hostages.
In discussion over whether the
Iranian Parliament should con-
duct a secret or public session
<'n the host<.1ges. hardline deputy
Sayyed Fakhrodin Rahimi said
"~e dn not nce'1 any special
com m1ttN' or " secret session.•·
He said "the sp)4lwstages must
be tried :.ind cxeciin!d and the
non -s py hostages 'released on·
conditions:" . "'-
-But Spe-akerHashemi Rafsan-
jani ruled him out of order and
said speakers should stick to set-
ting up procedures for consider·
ing the issue. The speaker said
discussions on the cqmmittee
will continue when Parliament
resumes Thursday, but assured
deputies that "the fina l decision
will be by the MaJlis itsel.f."
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini,
leader of the Iranian revolution,
has ·said the Majli s h<\S authority
<See IRAN, Page A2)
Coast
Weather
Fair through Wednesday
with patchy coastal cloudi·
ness during morning. Lows
tonight 58 at the beaches: 64
inland. Highs Wednesday
70 to80.
INSIDE TODA~
The 8JJOCe age during the
nut lroo decades will be ex-
plored in the October leclure ...
sefies set for the Orange
Coast College Planetarium.
See Featuring, Page Cl.·
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C~·nfusion, Pick~linR Repo.rted
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W1d es l'H'1Hl l'11nfu~lon aod
pkkcHn~ by porcnLs at al h>ut
on•1 bchool wt•rt• r~~rted today -:ab ~ plrul tu 1fo1iliw'Ttw num r
of stud"no, busl"-1 1n lht• nauon ·~
' H't'Ond lur~'"'I ,,•huol d1 I rirt
fell far ~hort uf ttw nutrlt
The b lJllUP of a lltlW pbaat' ol
mi.nditlon tnll'IHllltm ac-tuall)
Angi~y Dana
. Group Has
Pay Query
By JOHN NEEDH M
Of l ... DMI• -Sutt ..)
. Membel'!> of the Dana Po"i.nt
<'itliens group want th~ Dana
Point Sumtd n t>i:.tnt•I boitrd to
te ll.Lhcm v.h) -..1lar1t>s dnd
e m ployl'c benefits for district
workers nearly doubled this
"ear.
· The group says, 1l also wants to
know more about proposed plans
hv lho d1stnct poard lo ~uild a
two-story office building with
dis t n et funds
The san itation dis trict's
1979 80 budgt•l s hows total
l'mploye<-benefits and salaries
of SI03.884 Rut lhe 1980·8 1
budJ!et shows that h1?ure Jump-
101? lO S20t .500
The board alsn 1s under fire
from the same c1t1zen:. group for
rHullt'd 1.n at .. lcut 7 ,000 few.r
$. tudents beina bu5ed to •<'hool
today t.h.a.n Wt"~~ IHI yHr
O ri g I n a 11.) t h t• d 1 a I r I c l
pTunncd o 41>,000 tuc:k-nti..
' twl<'<'' thf numb.-r bused IHt
\Nu ln what would have ~n lh<' b1qes1 anh•l(rauon prottr•rn
1n lhi" countr Hul bet'ause of
the luat·mrnuh· <'h .. nan . tht-
Iron Clof{S
Oil Pact
\'IENNA. AuLstna CAP I
-Saudi Anib1a repon1'ft
som t-prog r~s 'S lod a~
toward approval o( a plan
10 set up a JOinl system of
prac-ing and production
cpntrols for, lbe Organ1za
lion of Petroleum Export
'nt: Countnes. despite Ira-
nian opposition.
In the second day or
OPEC's ministerial con
fe r en<'e . Shel\ Ahme d
Zaki Yamani f Saudi
Arabia said the 13 nations
w.ere '"not far apart. We are moving." . ·
But Iran s;-emained OP·
posed to lhe propo6al. say
ing it ignored the needs or
oil nations.
adopttnl? a pension plan that VANDALS • l?ays the trustet~ 10 lames lhe1r. •
$50-a-month !>alary wh en they
retire frol'l.l th<' board . Paint st.Ored In the s hed was
The Dana Point C1t1zens for s plashed throughout the s~~e
Action say they will launch a re-and smeared across everyt.hirig
call drive against the five board from dining roo m sets to
meml)er:c; 1r they don 't vole to bedroom s uites. Warber s aid
rescind t.hc pcn,1on plC1n , wh1eh M cNally said police found a
•~ the cinly on(• of its kind in-doze n empty beer cans and two
Or..ingl' (;ount y for ~ctnalary dis· drained whi!ikey bottles amid
tnet board mt•mhcr~ ·the 'wreekagc. Poli ce have no
Undt•r the pt•n:.1on plan. ado"pt· suspet'ts or motive
t.·d b · th e board tn April. mem· Police suspect the same van·
b,•r s will bc.> e ll g 1 bl~ for a dais tos.s<.'d a brick through an
monthly pension <1( up to $500 a 8 by-12 fool display window and
month after a1?e 65 if tht>y have a did minor damage to. furniture
sti:ong attendance record. mean· a t Surplus Office Furniture, next
ing 'they must attend at least 10 door to Klingman 's. Mana,er
out of lhc dozen board m~tjAgs John Bouwman s aid replacmg
hold each year. Mc.>mbers must the window could cost S.500.
serve al least eight years on lhe "This is really trasic." said
board lo receive the pension. Warber. who e mployed five al
Carolyn· Walti. a Dana Pomt Klingman's. "I have no· idea if
r esident and member of the this i s the work of past
C1tiiens for Ar tton. charged employees who harbored a
board memb<'rs with creating an grudge. We did not rettive any
"empire" ·for thl'msclves with e xt ortion threats, lo my
district money knowledge."
"We want to know why the>• A 36-hour clearance sale had
a re spendinJ? so much more than b een planned at Khngman's
thev clid last year.". Mrs. Wa lll beginning Friday . Warber
s aid .... These are a ll s mart added.
bus1nc-s~mcn ~nd they know
how lo lnvC'St money. and how lo
makl' 1t work."
Mrs . Wa lt 1 a lso sail! he r
group wanLc; to know where lhc PLANE
s anitation district's S2 3 mlllion · • • •.
budRet surplus came from and ing from minor burns. Their
what il Is going to be used f.or identities-...,ere not immediately
"They don'tJ 11ten<l-to use the available. Several oth~r
money in the' district for repairs passengers received cuts and
or to pay salaries." she said bruises during the evacuation.
"They plan on bwlding an office The flight crew aborted
building and rent out office takeoff after reeeiving advice
s pare to make money.·• from the conft'<>I tower.
Sanitation boa rd member One of the passengers. a
Angus Smith said the board is British businessman who
now conside r ing building a d~clined to be named. said the
20.000·squa·re·foot office building pilot brought tbe aircraft to a
across from the district's halt with only 400 yards of
sewage treatment facility on runway to spare.
Del Obis po Street in Dana PoinL ·'He did a magnificent job."
He s aid the budget s urplus :\ spokesman for the British
would. be used to pay for con· Airport Authority-'said· at leasl
struction. . 100 flights were deJayed as a re-
" We w~ul.d le.ai>e office s~ce suit of the emergency.
in the bu.ildmg in order to raise ~ EmmoN; said the passenaers
money for the district ... Smith are scheduled to resume their
;;aid. "Since passage of Prop-trip on a Pan Am flight from
osition ~· our only ~lh~r option London to. Kennedy Interna-
1s to ra1se the sanitation fees. t ion al Airport in New York.
, and we've never thought that where they will transfer to ~ w~s the way to go." an 0 th er Nation a I fl lg h l
The reas on lhe costs for scheduled to arrive in Miami
employee benefits and salaries about midnight. in c reased so dramatically,
Smith said, is because or the in·
stitution of dis trict-paid com·
prehensive insurant'e offered. to
wor.Jcers and their families for
the first time. this year.
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~52Blaze
~Probed
GRAND FORKS, N.D., <AP)
-A fire in an engine pod of a
B·S2 bomber at Grand Forks Air
Force Base was under investiga-
tion today by officers who
diverted traffic and roped off the
area before the blue was con·
trolled.
The fire broke out in two of the
· plane's ·eight engines Monday
night as the bomber wu being
startee" up in a parki.nc area at
the end of an air base runway.
The blaze resulted from a
••tecbnlcal problem." officials
said, though the precise cause of
the fire and the extent of
damage to the plane were under
inveatiaation.
F.._P~AJ
'IV ••• tr~namilaklnl meant to be re·
ce•ved.
Trotter said H was a
")eplative function" and not a
~udiclal one to determine acceu
to bra.dcast sicnals such as
Theta's. .
"I donl think the court can
remedyU'~problem." hesald.
malimum number or students
who couJd have ridden buaes to-
day WM l.2,500. .
About M security officers
wllrl' a&'itgned lo patrol the bus·
lnR an_,r par~nlJS threate~ to
11" In• front of school buses But
thert• wl"~ no rtiporu of violence
tocby . In the predominantly white
Sfin Fernando Valley, about 30
parenl:s picketed one school as
tht: last 1n1nufe (:h a nges left
parents, pupils and even bus
dnvl'n. wondenng where they
were Ml~ to go on the first
disy of d aaa. .
"We y.oeren't able lo ootify a
f \•v. bus d river s ... district
t,ra r1 ~portation e h ief M~x
Harney said today . "so the pnn·
e1pal:. will have lo send them
a way 1f they pull up to the wrong
~rhools ...
The sehool board decided late
Monday to drop -at least for
the..,,ext wee~ 74 of 131 schools
that were to participate in the
program. 1
The district said the plan will ·
be. increased by Sept. 29 to in·
elude grades one th.rough nine in
all 131 schools -an estimated
80 000 students, ball of wbom
would. be bused. But Monday's
eleventh·hOat cutbacks sl¥he<f
the number of students to just
12.500 in 57 schools. assuming all
12.500 s howed up. and there
were indiealions many would
not. Almosl 20,000 .were man·
datorily bused under the first
lwo years or the district 's part
mand{ltory. part voluntary inte·
gration program.
Integration planners _called
st'bool principals Monday night.
warning them to get to school
early and put any stranded
children in "an auditorium or
someplace at the school for the
day."
A busing information hotline
opened Monday with "all nll\e
lines constantly ringing, .. one
volunteer said.
The ACLU on Mondar asked
the st.ate Supreme Cou~ to set
aside a state Court or Appeal de·
<'ision that.took rpne schools out
of the program.
Tho.Se predominantly white
·schools bad been added to the
program over the weekend by
,Superior Court Judge Paul Egly
of Laguna Beach in place of 20
tthools removed earlier by the
appeal:s court. They were to
have been used u busing pairS
for predominantly minority in·
ner cily schools.
The ACLU petition alleged the
appeals court overstepped !ts
jurisdiction and abused its
power by removing the nine
schools. It also asked the high
court to handle appeals directly.
Faced with continuing appeals
of bis plan, Egly. in a letter to
the state's high court, JSked whether a piecemeal review
process would continue or the
entire case would be handled in
a single appeal.
He asked the court to clarify
whether its 1970 integration·
mandate wu Intended to inte ....
grate all-white schools or to de-
segregate all-minority schools.
Meanwhile. tbe school boa.rd
sent the high court a te.legram
asking the judges to reject both
the ACLU petition 4nd E&b"s
letter.
An emergency request from
the school district to the U.S.
Supreme Court to halt all man-
ciatory busing here wu turned
down Friday by U.S. Supreme
Court Justice William Rehn·
quist.
Japan Starts
Ship Salvage
I
TOKYO <APl -A Japanese
company began an effort today
lO salvage _the wreck or a
Russian crui~er that sank 75
years ago, reportedly with
millions of dollars worth of gold
bullion on board.
Nippon Marine Development
Co. or Tokyo said fut month it
located .the wreck of the 8,000-
ton "Admiral Nakhimov."
torpedoed by the Japanese neet
in 1905. It been lone rumored
that t · ship was carryiq a
fo in precious metals when
it went down off Kyushu,
Japan's southernmost main
island.
The company estimated the
salvage work would take three
months and cost ab01;1t Sl.4 ·
million.
Leader of Coup
Ponders Cabinet
,ANKARA, Turkey (AP> -
T\arkey's military chief said to-
day bis rullnl National Security
Councll wtll • ..appoint a new
civilian Cabinet "Uaia week" and
that a comtlwent auembly for
draftinl a new comtltutlon will be namedulOOft u poulble.
Gen. Kenn Evren said be
wanted bis IOldiers out of eovern·
meat u quickly u Pe>ulble, but
only wbeD It is uaured that a
civilian apparatua will be ablew
manage the problems that
proaQtedlut Friday'scoup.
Pleee of i~ Rode.
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Kap Chong Chi .. chairman of the United Nations Korean
War Allies Association. presents a plaque with a mounted
tock from the sea wall at Inchon, South Korea, to -Maj .
Gen. James L. Day , commanller of the 1st Marine
Division. at a Camp Pendleton ceremony commemorat-
ing the 30th ;hiniversary of the Inchon landing.
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BilingiJ.al Workers
Get Lan~e Break
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IRAN. • •
lo <'te c ide the fate Of tbe hostages. . ~ ··
Abdolmajid Dialameh. apeaJr.
ing for 17 deputies who wanted a
closed session to discus& d.'l la:
• sue, said "this secret meetlftl ta
neceaaary for the· deputi~ to
-eain information . . ...
But Mohammad Mabam'11adi,
a member or The Struggli4'
Moslems Movement which la
close to the militants holding the
hos tages, bltterlyobjected.
••Everything should be open to
the nation," be shouted. "I am
absolutely against any kind of
secret seS6lon."
Rafsanjani twice war~ed
M a h a mmadi to stop shouting,
and the proposal ror a closed·
door meet in!! was rejected.·
Abdolkarim l(umelab argued
against a special com'mittee •
and was ruled out of order.
Fifteen deputies proposed that
the dellate on the hostages be
suspended "as lo'ng as the Unit· ~d States continues its-provoca-
'tions against I rap." but other
-deputies objected to ~~e idea.
-1 The assistant MaJltS speaker
. and s piritual leader or the mili·
t a nt students. Hojjatoleslam
Mossav1. Khocin1, warned that if
th e Ma jlis proved to ~e
moderate on the issue. "I wllJ
pot nominate ~ysel.r for me'!'·
bership in lhe special comm.it·
lee "·
·.. Rafsanjani and two key Ira-
nian religious leaders said Mon ·
day the revolutionary regime
'has not dropped its demand thaL
the U S.· J?OVemment apolQgize
(_g r past actions in I ran. and the-
~la mat: fundamentalist Tehran
nc·wspapc:r Ettelaat again de·
manded lhe hostages be tried~
::.pie~
The demand for apologies has
be<'n reJerted repeatedly by lhe
n1 ted States
Frortt P.a~ A I
WASlffNGTON 1AP1 ' The
Equal Employnwnt Opportumty
Commission prop0sed today that
employers m~1y not rl'quire bt
lingual workers lo i.~eak onl y
English in the workpla~e.
wh 1t'h be~a n Mon day An
estimated 10 6 milli on people 111
the U S speak Spanish a~ thc•1r
first languc.1gl·. ~<.·cordin~ tjl thl''>•
romm1ss1on
Thc commission ;ilso µroµn:;crl
.J g u1dehnr-that b:n-s hJrass
ment in the workph1ec on tht·
h:Jsis of n ational ora~in and
holds an e mployer responsible
for keeping the ~rkplacc fret•
of such har'assment.
SLAYER ...
~
d1 <'ate '4 M itt'h c ll . ar .1rk nowl<'d~l'fl homosexuar anc
m ctsodust. :ilttic:kcd his nephe\I
when he bc.·llt>ved the child hac b~'co 'n his stt•rro hC'adphones.
' In a decision that could affeet
an es timated 28 million people in
the United States whose pnmary
language is noL English, the
federal agency said bilingu~I
workers have a right to use lhe1r ·
native language at appropriate
times.
The proposed guideline issued
today states that a "speak·
English only" rule violates the
Civil Rights Act of 1964 because
it constitutes a form of employ
ment d.is~rimination on lhe basis
of national origin.
Th e co mmi.s.s ion s ai d
employers can r e quire
employees lo speak English at
certain limes pro'liding the
employer can show that busi·
ness necessity requires that.
Contending that harassment
on the basis of national ongm 11>
a form of Job discrimination. the
guideline would hold employer..
re s ponsible for acts or
.;upervisory employees or
agellls regardless of whether the
employer was aware of any har-
assment taking place.
The commission said the
public would have 6Q days to
respond to the proposals befon·
final rules are issued.
Man (joked
T-0 Crimes The language guideline was i§:
s ued in conjunction with Na·
·tional Hispanic Heritage Week. GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. CAP>
-One man is in jail. but po!Jcc
believe "one or two" others may ra... ... -es Dropped . be ~esponsible for a rash of rob-
'-ALMU e' ----beries. rapes and two murder.;
CHATI'ANOOGA. Tenn. (AP> of e'lderly women an Grand
-At the request or the prosecu-Rapids.
lion, a judge has dismissed the Charles Earl Williams. 28.
last charges pending against was charged Monday with two or
three Ku Klux Klansmen in the the 12 crimes that date lo
April 19 shootings that injured Thanksgiving Day.
fjve black women. Prosecutors A ·task force of 12 officers. in-
said they requested Monday's eluding investigators, a com-
d is miss a I because the.ir puter expert and evidence
evidence was weaker than that specialists. had been formed to
used in a July trial. in which two look into the rash of crimes on
Klanamen were acquitted. ne citv's near east side.
n a tapc.'d 1ntc rv1cw with San
t Ana pol1e·1· investigators. th1
deft!ndant ::.dJd he first tried tc
s tra ngle lhe chiJd and then helc.
him under water an a bathbtub.
The youn!!s ter d ied a l
Chlldren ·s llosp1tal or Orangt
·Count~· afte r spending a week
a nd a h alf on life s upport
systems.
Butler. Mitchell's defense at
torney. told the judge his clienl
d id not have the maturity tG
··meaningfully reflect.on his a('
lions .. He said Mitchell s hould
be found insane and convicted of
a lesser n1me.
Monday's courtroom action
btmgs to an end a trial that sn
eluded Mitchell's own motht·r .
standing up in court and calling
hl•r :-on a "cold -.blooded
murderer."
Holdup Fails;
Hosl'age Free
LOS ANGELES <AP> -A
man wh o alle~edly tried to rob a
fast-food restaurant was take11 ·
into cus~ today after he held
polit'e elf bay for r~e hours wilh
the help or a. hostage. police
said.
The-..Man. believed to be in his
early 20s t>ut otherwise uniden·
lified, was arrested without a
struggle by a police s pecial
weapons team.
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( TU!Sd!y. S!Ptemt)f! 16. 1980 -
Don~t ·Dial a Vall Yet; Dela_yr Seen j
-GLENN K'OTI' senior dU~ and handloapped •• .....,,....._ ,,_...I
New Dlal ... ·Rlde van sen•1ce ""'"p e. · lnlUally achedulrd to ~i•ri The new aylll•m wlll 1ccept all at-· tM Or· .. -Coatt on <X-t eaaaentt"rs. •lthouib the ban -__ , dlupped and amk>ra wlll pay
20 •Q be po.tponed for at leaat only half the 1eneral41 fare.
a month becau.N of confuston But the discu. Ion of the new
aboQt 1tate flDaodal requl~ s)atem bolled down Monday m~ d ~-T..._ Oran,. County Tra--..--wh~n boar llHlft'hrrf't M n
Olatri('t Board of O\~ctoA ap ~1dered the poHibUlty of runninit
....a .~ ,..._ ~ d -.ome vUll on nl1hu Hd .sun prov .... ~ v~:tourr . tartln1 ate d .. )' for handicapped rider-. . durana a mtttlna on ~pt • At lhal session. the board The mt mbertt we re hH'f•d
adopted a plan that m trli?td tht-,, ~Ith ll new state law that rt'
Dial a Ride a nd 01eJ ·a t.1 rt quire~ t>u.o; ~ystcm~ to make at
systems . whic h :..er t' o nl) lust 10 percent. of lht: o~n1tmg
rosls for rout~. those not open
to tht• public rrom r11res
The dhltncl could expect to
m ttke onJy some 3, 7 P8rcftlt of
Its 01>eraUnt costs by riµWng
the special Dial·&· Ride !\Y,.tem
for the handJnppcd and dun·g·
1n1 the adopted 50 e~nt fare. uc·
cord n1 to,.~ ,report. .
To rearh u 10 ~rcent return.
lht< furcs would have to be
raised to SI ~ a tide with 'the
fllrt doubling each time a rider
pas.s .. d through one of the 34
.iOnt>s 1n10 which the rouJ)tY is
cl1v1dcd for the van s ystem.
'
Bosta~~ .s~alern~te ·
Carter Sees 'No Early Solution'
/
WASHINGTON t A I' I l'rei>1
d ent Carter. less opt1m1st1c than
he was a day ago. siud today
"there Is no prospect at this
time ror an early r.esolut1 on · or
the stalemate over release or
Ame rican hostages 10 Iran.
.His comment. made to a local
t e lev1s19n reporter while he
campaigned 1n Atla nta. was
closer to Serretary of State Ed·
mund S Muskie's comment '
Monday that it was a mistake to
s uggest that recent statements
by Iranian a utho rities may
fo r eshadow a n e nd to the
hostage crisis. ·
Pausing outs ide Ebeneze r .
Baptist Chun·h in Atlanta. the
president s aid ther e was no
reason to believe the hostage
situation .. has been resolved at
all."
On Monday In Corpus Christi,
Texas. Carter told a town hall
·meeting :. "They_'re making
statements in lral') that rriay
\'Cry well lead to a resolution or
this problem in the future."
M uskJe and Carter seemed to
offer contradictory assessments
in separate statements Monday.
the day before he scheduled
opening of the Iranian parlia-
ment's debate on the fate of the
hostages held in Iran s ince Nov.
4.
Carter did not elaborate Mon,,.
day on the re~n 'for his op-
timism, nor did he offer any ex-
.............
NOT OPTIMISTIC
State Secr•ry Muakle
planation for his more
pessimistic outlook today.
Muskie s aid Monday: :'I think
It is very jmportant to be
cautiou.s in our reaction to state·
ments coming out or Iran. I
think it would be a mistake to
raise expectations."
Speaking at a news con·
rerence, Mu.skie insisted he was
not contradic~ng the president.
. Reiiremetai. r,.
Veterans Demand
1--~ •
·End to ·Taxation
A group or about 40 veterans
and wives de manded an end to
s tate il'lcome taxes on armed
services rt!tirc me nt and· s ur-
vivors· income Mohday before a
Califontia Assembly committee
meeting in Costa Mesa. '
Most of the retirees. he said .
leave the service al age 42 and
mus t supplement their retire-
ment with jobs. Adding income
from their jobs to their retire·
men\ pay. he notes. places them
in a higher a nd unrair tax
category. • Brtstling under a newl y im-
posed federa l law requiring
fOrJJler service personnel to de-
duct retirement pay when they
receive unemployment benefits.
they charged that federal and
s tat e bureauc rat s a nd
lawma kers a re conspiring
against the military.
~out 32 states. he added.
have a more li beral tax cxemp·
-tion for military retirement pay.
than California.
Seven speakers asked the As-
sembly Select Committee on
Veterans Affairs for an end to
stat~ taxes on retirement pay
a nd for state legislative
leadership in presenting re-
tirees· requests for benefits to -
fe4eral lawmakers. •
9ill Black, past president of
the Southern California Retired
Officers Association. told the
committee that seven states
bave dropped taxes on military
retirement pay.
Black charged that the 200.000
military 'retirees living in
California receive far less in
federal income than the public .
generally believes.
He said the average enlisted
retireee receives about S6.000
annually ~d the average officer
about S6.500.
That.Vamp
Stuff Not
Really Rain
Caaatal residents who awoke
to ftnd their cars dappled wtth
fat droi>e ol moisture Ulla mom-inl didn't get the fint rain of the
late 199).81 season. but just a lot
of condensation.
Heavy moisture in the air
alo•I beach areas dampened
many tegiona from Seal Beach
to San Clemente. requiring a lot
of windsbleld·wlpin1 before
monaln1 commuters .hit tbe
ltnetl.
However, no actu•l rain fell, HeOrdllll to spokesmen for the
U.S. Weather Service ln Loa
Aa1elel. ·.
Mickey Conroy. president or
the Armed l'"orces Retirees of
Califomla. charged that former
military personnel pay nearly $2
billion in state taxes annually.
Because of p~ovlsions in state
welfare laws. he noteCI. the only
programs 'that retirees can
participale in wi~h t turning
over theft-retire ~nt income
are ttre food sta p-progrram,
Medicare and aid to dependent
children.
"It ·s legalized7 thie very.··
Conroy charged.
Dave Huber. chairman or the
United Veferans Council or
Orange County, waved a sheet or
figures at commilte' chairman
Thomas Hannigan. D·Fairfield,
and claimed 83 percent or the
state's retirees are living· on in·
comes below the pove!level.
Assemblyman Han igan told
_hearing participants 'in e Costa
Mesa City Council Chambers
•that his committee could not in-
troduce legislation to give tax
relier to veterans.
But he added, .. I'm sure from
the histof)' or this issue that bills
will be an'trodu.ced <by individual le~i~lators >."
:he eight members on the
se t committee, only three
VI pre$ent for Monday's de·
mands: Dennis Mangers, D·
Huntington Beach: Paul Bannai,
R-LosAnge&es,andHannigan.
Teacher's . -
Home. Bombed
ESCONDIDO <AP> -Police
say they're batned by '1l ex-
plosion that wrecked tbe home
of Lorraine Smith, a 31-year-old
teacher. add her 23-year-old
l\oUHmate, Helen Sharpe.
The blut was heard ror four
miles Monday. There ~re no
Injuries or arrests. Neither
woman would t1lk aboul it
publicly, but police uid they
.bid "evidence that someone
Variaaile lailh c1oudineu with
moetly fair aides otherwise la
pnclkt.ed lbroulh Wednesday, ~ a 71-desn.! hllb at the rli8 and a eiMlesrieover·
allllllow.
~cmutly . to~ended to attack
that house.''
" -l I
He said Carter wasn't s uggest·
1 n { e i t h e r 6 pt 1-m 1 s i m or
pessimism and did not rule out
the possibility that the state·
m ents by Iranian author ities
might come to nothing,
But Mu-ie a}>peared to dis·
count arr end to the c risis
anytime soon. He said that there have been no direct negotiations
bet ween the United States and
Iran. that efforts through third
parties have yet to show promise
and that Iranian authorities have
a.history of raising hopes one day
and dcnating them the nexL
Carter's comments in Texas
apparently referred to Friday's
st at e ment by Iran's revolv·
tion aTy leader. Ayatollan
Ruhollah Khomeini. listing four
demands which he said the Unit·
ed Sta(es must meet bef9re lhe
hostages are.releflsed. .
The conditions included re·
turning the property or the late
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi.
freeing frozen Iranian assets in
the United States, withdrawing
financial claims against Iran
and pledging not to interfere in
Iran's internal affairs.
But Khomeini made no men-
tiort or his preyious demand that
the United States apologize for
previou.s Americe\n intervention
in Iran -the condition 'which
the administration has refused
to meet since the hostages were
taken 318 days ago today.
~Goose'
To Uave
1"8 Nest
LONG BEACH <l\P) -Saved
from dismemberment. Howard
H.4ghes' giant seapla ne, the
Spruce Goose. will make its fi rst
voyage out or dry dock in 33
years next month.
~hen that happens. history
a aviation buffs as well as
so e employees of Summa
Corp. who have helped care for
the aircraft since its first. and
only, fught in 1947, will give a
cheec.
There had been suggestions of
c hopping up the eight·engine
wooden plane -it's actually
made or birch -for display by
aviation museums .. The plan was
rejected.
Instead, the .huge c raft is
scheduled to be moved from dry
~~~k across Lol)_g Beach Harbor
to its new home near the Queen
Mary in late October, Summa
officials said Monday.
The so-called ~·nying boat's"
ne w owners. Wrather Corp .. will
then display it on one of three
s pots near the former luxury
liner. The move itself will cost
an estimated $2.S million. of·
ficials said.
Current plans call for the
plane to be towed , although
some people -including crew
members who were among lbe
18 people aboard for· the plane's
only fiight -are hoping at least
two of the Pratt and Whitney
3..000 horsepower.engines will be
used to taxi the plane over the
water .
On Nov. 2.1947. 31r.z years after
constructiorr began. H1rghes~tai.
led the craft along a five-mife
s tretch or the harbor. Crew
membe rs say they assumed
Hughes planned only to taxi-test
the plane.
"We had passengers and no
chutes aboard," said Charles
Jucker, who was crew chief.
·'There was no reason to think
we were going to fly."
Actually, mos t or the
passengers were reporters, and
they had been let off the plane
alter some initial taxiln1.
Hughes then· took the eiant craft
bac~ Into the central harbor, ap-
parenUy to taxi some more.
"When we got to 70 knots, I
knew we were aoinl up," Jucker
said. The plane did lift -to 70
feel. One minute later. havinl
covered just about a mile,
Hu1hea let the plane settle ~ck
onto the water.
The plane was .never flown asaln. Hughes died tn um. Since
t.hea, the craft bas been seen by very rew people.
The night and Sunday service
is projected to cQst the district
S39Q,OOO IA annual costs.
d'clsi~ wilil the speCiat meet-
ing. '
•·· Mem.,.rsuid the Oct. 1 meet·
ing will replace the scheduled
Oct. 6 session.
The system was to besia °' Oct. 20 in Costa Mesa, FountaiJt
ValleY.. HuntinltOD Beach, Loll
Alamitos, Newport !leach. Santa
Ana and Seal Beach. . . The disttic!t tould open up the
s ervice on nigh~nd Sundays to
the aeneral public. thus doing .
a wa with the 10 percent re-quir•~But Uu1l-weuJd--cost
an ext.ra Sl.8 million. said com·
munlty services manager Ed
•·n doesn 't seem to ·n\.e that
this thing Is resolved 'by a long
shot .. sai<LChaUman Ralph A
Clark.
Hollinden also look a swipe at
th~ state requirement. claiming tha~·while lta intention was IQOd~. -~..,,..~ ·~~ it prevented the district lrom
i;pendlntt the relatively small
Muncy. ·
Faced With the lacklusteri)ros·
pects tor offering the extra
service to the handi~apped: lhe
board decided to postpone the
Guided Missile
Director Al Hollinden of Foun-
tain Valley agreed, suggesting
the dectsion Is "too important to
rush." He saitl "potential riders
should be warned that the res·
olution might delay •the entire
Dia I-a-Ride proposal system.
.... ~
Oimitrios Tskouaris, a Greek civilian employee of the West
German armed forces, is in comAt&nd of the only donkey in
Germany's Air Force. Here, on the isl.and of Crete, he rides
the domestic ass back from a mission of recovering targets
used in NA 'rO missile-firing exercises.
EleCtroni~ Sho~ -. .
Ope . Anahe. us -m ·-...... Im
sum of $30,000 to help the han-
dicapped. ·
He said the law may force
either exorbitant ~fees for the
handicapped or some other com
plicated action to satisfy Orange
Couoty's problem. •·
DeA.gh
Arreste.d
Agai~ ' j
Newport .Beach r esident
Atilla De Agh was arrested
Monday for the second time in
a week on charges ste mming
rrom tt\e alleged defrauding of
an Alaskan businessman of
$124,000 in precious gems.
jewelry and silver bars.
De Agh was arrested by Los
Angeles police on a $25,000 war
r a nt issued by Anchorag<'
authorities. He posted ball
shortly after his arrest.
The arrest came in the midst
of a fraud trial in Los Angeles
Superior Court where.De Agh i"
facing charges that he and
another man bilked a Newport
Beach businessman out or
Sl60,000 in cash and the man's
1976 Rolls Royce.
De· Agh also races charges in
Orange County Superior Court
and he and a second man tried
to bilk a businessma n from
Orange out of S47 ,000 by ~r·
ranging a S2 million loan that
never materialized.
Also, De Agh races a five .
year prison term for his convic-
tion in Los Angel.es federal
court last spring that he fl eeced
an Oxnard denti s t o ut o r
$105.000.
The Weste rn · Ele.ctronics a foreign buyers program con-The 40-y ear-old Newport
Show and Convention, featuring ducted by the U.S. Department man. who described himself CIS
more than 1,200 exhibits show· of Commerce. a self-employed promoter. on
mg off the latest in the S8S This is the first year the show police arrest forms, has 3'>· billion-per-year high.technology has been held in Anaheim. pealed that convlc~ion.
industry, opened today at the Formerly, it had alternated T~e Alaska charges.
Anaheim Convention Center ·in between Los Angeles and San authorities -said, center on al·
Anaheim. Francisco.' legations that. De Agh passed
More than 65,000 represen· himself off as a gem and
tatives of the electronics in-On.of re Jobs , mineral buyer and told the vie·
dustry are expected to attend · lim that he was interested in in·
WESCON/80, a prediction that t' · h' A ho b · if realized will make the· show High p • ves mg an is nc rage us 1·
the largest since it originated 20 aying, ness.
years ago. Authorities assert that De
Microe lectronics. fiber op· But Ris/"Y Agh acquired a number of loose ti.cs. mini · a nd mi c ro · k diamond and ruby stones a!>
computers. and electronic in· well as nine silver bars and a
struments are among the broad • SAN ONOFRE <AP> -As • di$tinctive piece ol gold jewelry
classes or high -technology manyas lOOjobsare openatthe from the onidentl~<I Alaskan
gadgetry that will be on dis· San Onofre nuclear power plant businessman.
play.' The show is restricted to . paying SlOO a day. but there's a De Agh. police said. then
credentialed representatives or catch. Th& work lasts \'.>nly five promised to set up a business
the electronics industry. days and in volves exposure to meeting· with the victim in
Show director Len Rose"'-in radiation. several days but instead took a
an informal interview durin~ a No women capitble of bearing-jet to the Los Angeles area.
media reception Monday eve· c h i Id r e n w ii 1 be hi r ed. a The Anchorage businessman
ning said the anticipated at· spokesman for All antic Nuclear said he hasn't seen his pos
tendance reflects the healthorthe Services says. , sessions since.
high.technology market. despite Al Paasche . .assistant project Last week, Newport Beach
the current nationwide economic manager. said California public detectives, armed wit~ a
slowdown. health laws prohibit fertile search warrant. ente red De
The opening ot the snow was wo·men from working in such Agh·s Amigos Way .home 8'd
preceded Monday by a market-are as. recovered evide nce they claim
ing conference conducted at the The geople who are hired will could link De Agh to the
Disneyland Hotel. install metal 5leeves-ln 7.500 Alaskancase.
Show offi cials said a ttend· s mall tubes ser ving as heat-Following hi s arrest on charges
ance from representatives of exchangers in the three steam of bringing s toleo prop·
overseas markets as expectea to generators. at t.he seaside • erty·intothe.state. De Agh posted
be high this year. due in part to nuclear plant. ss.ooobailtogain,hisfreedo~: .. -------
China wa s qu ite an
adVenture .. or the People's
Republtc. I should say. That 1s
where I have 1ust spent three
weeks, It was a fascinating
country and much more
beautltul than I had expected.
To be sure, the buildings now
being constructed are all the same drab color ... they don t
bother 10 plaster or patnt any
of tl'lem. T"8ir priorities are to
get the construction aone and
no expenditure of time o r
money on frills.
The old butldtngs are very
cOlor1ul though and where they
have been neg~ed tor SOIN
time are now being restored
But ti wasn't even the o ld
palaces. temples and shrines
that I meant When I said It was
so beautilul ... it's the
countryside • . such scenic
mountains and luah, green
V909t•lon. At least that waa my
1mpr899ion from the places we
visited. which were canton.
Peking, Hfn(l'thow and
Shaflghal. It rained some every
day we W9f9 there a"d I'm sure
that expl11n. the IOYely fohaoe.
It was a toft ttttn and rt didn't
dampen our enthu11aam or
slow us down at ell , . . we ,Uist
put up our umbfell• anlr"epl
going.
I 1rawtled with a group lrcm
the American Gem Society and :W. were able to get Into the
,Corporation and buy at the
.,.. prices as they sell to the
Fr1endsh1p Stores and the
,Ctllneee Alts and Crafts Shope.
It l'lad to be • volurre deal and
@
liiEMWISE
Mary 'Barr, Certified Gemologist
CHARLES H. BARR.
Ac~G.L_.1 .,_., ~
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we all pooled our purchases to
m ak e th etr m1n 1m u m
requirements. One o f our
members is accepting the
wllOle stiipment and he will
1ransh1p to the rest of us
As you might guess. wtth all
the red tape and even paying •
for air freight. nothing has
amved yet He>pefully 111 be
able to tetl yo~ all about my
purchases in the next column I
Wf1te.
So I m home 1us1 1n ttme to
celebrate our 21st Anniver!Mlry
lh•s mot'lth. The time has
p assed so. quickly ttfat. it
doeSn't seem posslble that 1t
has been twenty-one years
sine Chuck and I bought the
little store on Balboa Island
and brought our three
daughters from Pasadena to
live tn the Newport Harbor
•area.
The girls are grovep a,.nd gone
off. leedt~ happy, rewarding
1.1ves and although we've
missed Chue:k terribly the past seven years. I'd like to think
he'd be proud of the way the
std and I haW been 8bl9 ID
carry on the business he
founded twenty-one yeara ago.
We're looking forward to
hlYl"9 eome of qur old friends atop 1n and Me us lhls week
and pertt.,. ,,.ke som6 new
friends too. In honor ot our
21st Anni-.y lhefe Wiii be
9')8C1al "goings on · at the
store Friday and Saturday ot
th11 week. We'll weleoma your
V191t. ...
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A-I DAlli'(.P.IUlT -T Uj'!tidllv ~ert'tW 16 1 £8> ..
•• t
Coa,fing
Q ~
...... ~ Tom~~'"'
Marpbinf'
Only in I .ag11Da
, LAGUNATICKS OE". -Vou kne \f' at would hap~
Art ('olony r('l'ldenl'l havt> tound a flap to nap about In l
lust n 'l!llWt' ol M.lmm.-r. Th•t's tti. nap. Prott' t hH dt' vt>loped ovt•r ;a Pll'<'t' of tatuar) 'callfd "Vestlae" that r ..
pose~ upon lht' Lu.:unu Heactf"Main S.ac.h Partl .
Vt'SU.:<' 1eH• Hi·fool tJtll mct.alwork by "ulptor Hal
PasloriUS Jr Whl<'h shows !>!lfn!I O( ellPQSUrt' t-O octan
weather. It has bt•t•n on dis pl a ut La.:uns ·s M aln ~a<'h
for :.1x months 1111\\
You t·un bt-~urt-that to certuin ar11stl<' :;ouh •. tht•
work by P 1C>tor1ul! 1s a 3.000 pound.thin.-: o ( ~&uty itnd .i
JOY forever.
TO TllRt-:•; 1.AGllNANS. ho-.ever. VeM1ge IS blO<'k
1ng the view of the Pu<'tfk Tht'Y protest th1u Vestige wa11
supposed to move ·e1s..,wher"' ul tht' end of Aug ust but
hasn't ' --• .,
And so who would thtty protest to
Whv nuturallv. the State Coastal Comm1ss1on And just as naturally, Ont' of those leading the Outcry >) Big Brothe r is one Bru<'e Hopp1n~ted Laguna dog.
watcher . th. f Maybe all this JUSt proves that one person s tni o
beauty 1s another person's view-blocker . Some years
bat'k, the ~ood citizens of Laguna Beach went through
Sculptor Pastoni:s· 3,000-Pound 'contribut.;. to Laguna Culture
great agony <!_nd enormo~s ~xpense to clear ev~ry~hing orr
the ocean side of Coast Highway and create the Main
Beach Park.
IN THE PROCESS, numerous Art Colony historical ·
sites fell to the blade of the bulldozer. The old bowling al·
ley and formt'r Laguna Ballroom went. The Gangplank
hot dog stand went.
Historic saloons like Dante's and the Barefoot Bar
were <'rushed, forcing legions of gay patrons to seek
solace and companions hip elsewhere. -
Also. three vintage gas stations fell to the i~on ball of
progress, a lthough a fourth was saved fo~ ~temy.
That fourth gas station. of course. rudn t look exact~
like a gas station anymore. It is the octagon-shaped Mam
Beach lifeguard tower.
BACK IN TIIE 1930s, It had been the office building for
the Union 76 Station at the com er of Broadway and Coast
Highway. . .
When Union decided they should modernize with a
new steel building. Fire Chief Bob Thompson and som~ of
the boys thought the old octagon would make a nifty
lifeguard headquarters. So they got it free. jacked it up.
and rolled it across the highway to tbe beach.
• PROPPED UP ON the sand. time and ocean termites
.. took their toll over the years. When time came to bulldoze
(or Main Beach Park. the old tower wa"S-a primary target.
The Laguna outcry was enormous. This. t-ruly: was a his·
lQric structure. · · ThU.stJiel>ld-t:mi~gon_was_rescued from
iron demolition ball and restored by a virtual total re·
building at s·uch a ghastly expens~ per squar~ root that
nobody in Laguna even wants to whlsper about at.
Laguna history, however, was served.
IF SCULPTOR PASTORIUS wants to keep his work
on the Main Beach. he's probably going to need history on
his side. Laguna. after all. has always been a place of
pecu Ii ar contrasts. ..
Visitors. for example. used to find il odd that an en·
tire downtown-block was taken up by a lumber yard, com·
plete with s mokestack. ·
-But it aJways seemed perfectly normal to me
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·neagan-Targ~t ~,
' Of Opponents
B~ nw ••10ClaW Praa
It wa11 H.onald Reagan's day to
tw tht' whipping boy of the 1!180
c·ltrnpu1.:11 Jimmy Carter said
th•· llt•1>uhhc1.1n m1((ht ··embar·
• r au" the natlo11 as president
und John Andt'tSO!l suggested
H.cuf(un ~·ouJd be JU~t too old for
tlw Joh •
('11r\t'r ~cud Monduy .1n 'fexas
that J 11r1•1>1dt·nt 11> usked impor-
t unt c1ue~twns und must "be
ul>lt• \o rt':ipond accurulely in a
• ' N~paper
Absolved
Of Libe.l
MOSCOW, Idaho CAP) -
Newsman Jay Shelledy and the
Lewiston Morning Tribune did
not libel a former state narcotics
agent in a. 1973 news slOf¥. a
jury ruled today: •
The eigbl·woman, four.man
jury refused to award damages·
of $140.000 to Michael Caldero,
who claimed his reputaUon in
Jaw enforoement was, ruined by
a story that depicted him ;is
· 't'f'igger·happy. · ·
Caldero. 36. said he would not
~pppeaJ . "I want to walk away
from it all," hes· id.
THE CASE '
widespread inte res . eca.use
Shelledy. IJ!ltil last mo h, ,had
refused to identif¥ a source in
the story, delaying the lawswt
for more than four years.
In 1975. former District Jud~e
Roy Mosman ordered Shelledy
to disclose the source. When he
refused. Shelledy was senterWed
to jail for contempt.
Judse James Towles. assigned
to .. the case last year . changed
the penalty from a 30·d ay jail
term to a "sanction" or instruc-
t ion to the jury to act as though
the source did not exist.
Towles refused to lift the sane·
lion after Sh~l disclosed Ute source. say· that the revela·
l ion cam too la te to he lp
lawyers prepare their cases.
DEFENSE LAWYEJlS argued
that the is$ue of the source was
secondary to whether the story .
was fair and accurate.
Shelledy's lawyer Allen Derr
said in his final arguments that
America must not become a
"society where people can be
made to suffer ror criticizing
public offi cials."
In closi ng arg um e nts.
Caldero's lawyer William Tway
said the newspaper a bused its
freedom of speech· by printing
WiY that doe!n't embarrass you
personaJIYifi(J dOes norecmt)af'----~·
rass <>ur nation."
And he said of .Reagan:
"When he has spoken on his own
the last few days, he's gotten
himself in trouble."
As for Reagan's age -he' ls 69
-independent candidate An·
derson declared it a factor in the
campaign, saying· it has led to
Reagan's "ltind of vintage think·
ing" on such issues as abort.ion
a nd energy .
REAGAN ••BELIEVES we
can go back to some prior era in
history and find solutions to our
problems." Anderson said in
Seattle.
But arriving at San Antonio
airport. Reagan told reporters
that "Mr. Carter has been so
deep in the Rose Garden that I
don't think Mr. Carter really
knows what I'm doing out here."
Earlie r , in .Was hington. ··
Reagan took a so·called pledge
of unity with Republican con-
gressmen -calling ror cutting
government spending and taxes
and ·bolstering U.S. defenses -
and had ·his own barrage of
cr iticism for Carter.
"Nev~r before in history have
so many proposals from the
White House been ignored and
de feated." he said. "Never
before has a president ,been
more remote from the members
of his party."
CARTER KEPT UP his attack
today. saying in remarks pre--
pared for an Atlanta address
th a t f\ea ~an w as against
Medicare and has "repeatedly
advocated that Social Security
be made voluntary ...
The president also implied the
GOP nominee thinks he "can
make our nation more secure by
s tarling a new nuclear arms
race."
Reagan has said during the
campaign that he has no plans to
make Social Security voluntary.
He did. in 1964, suggest that the.
system could be re-examined to
see whethe r it shouldn't be·
voluntary for some persons. But
he has sin ce said that hjs ad·
visors have concluded this wouJd
be unwise.
Cuban refugee, Lene Cespedes-Torres, 20, is being held in
Monroe County, Wis . jail, charged with bealiog to death
Bernice Taylor, 57, the woman who took him into her
home. At right is bilingual attorney· Kay Mann, one of
·Cespedes-Torres' attorneys. The victim had sponsored
t he youth from nearby Fort McCoy just·two weeks ago.
Cessna Centurions
Grounded by FAA
WICHITA, Kan. CAP> -The Federal Aviation Administration
has grounded all single·engine Cessna 210 Centurion airplanes and
says they won't be allowed to fly until their engines are inspected.
The order issued Monday. also extended a grounding order for
a nother Cess~a model, the twin-engine 340A, which has bad tail·
crackin~ problems. ~.
The grounding of the 590 Centurions was prompted by an t~cl ·
dent Aug. 29 in Colorado in which a <.;entunon suddenly los~ engine
compression and.'-(he P,1lot had to make an emergency landmg. the
FAA srud . There were no in1unes.
The FAA said & piston burned out during flight. The FAA said
owners or the plane must have engine compress ion checked before
fl ying again and must reset the engine's timing. · .
Barry Clement. chief of the FAA_'s engine and manufactun!lg
district office in Wichita, s aid th<' engines would be checked despite
a contention by Cessna and Teledyne Continental, the engme·s
manufacturer, that the re was no way to predict whether an engine
would burn out. .
The FAA also ordered immediate inspections of ta il sections
on the 1.200 twin·engine 34-0A's and their derivatives "before
further flights.•' regardless of hours flown.
The previous order was for models flown al least 100 honrs.
Cessna is based in Wichita. ..
N [@ l NEWPORT •
6 \Jj ~~-ATIONERS,
SEPTEMBER SPECIALS
· ALL LOCATIONS
Penb!l .
-att-ufl.fa•F--and~=t:...o:;;.:r-i1.-.._~ a 1972 drug raid and shooting m·
I RolHngWnler ·pen R-100
volvin~ Caldero. ·
Over Tway's objections, the
judge gave the jury background
on .the confidential·source issue
in his instructions, saying that
without the background. jurors
would not understand what the
penalty was for.
Shelledy. in a des position Aug.
12 identified his~ce as the late Gene Lee, fo mer deputy
director of the s te narcotics
agency, who di in 1975.
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or at Irvine lowt
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HAmM.Y. 'M o matter of bet. Gforgk> Toal hos been the .eodlng 8ouo In the
Metropolltan Opera for over 25 yeon. He hos been o leodlng singer In fNfKY motor (;p.fO ~ny 1n the w6rtd. But you probot>ty know him belt oa the original tinging
volCe In the movte "South Poctflc". . '
And now, Giorgio Toni wlll be In conoeft one night Oftly at the lrvtne Bowt In 1.0Quno
Beach. He wlll appear wt1h other Lyrto Opera singers and a ct& piece ~ohellro -con-
ducted by Henry Brandon. Thia Wiii be ''One Enc~nted Evening•· vou won t wont to mlla.
Mr. Tout appeon through COUftely Of ILRO Produettont. LTD.
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NATION .. .. TUMCS8y, September 16. 1980 • ..
SChool Prayer Push ~Seenls Doo.med -------. .
WASHINli1UN (AP> -A move to circumvent pre1aedfor,...&ouuonohchoolprayer. ,
I.be U.S. !klpreme Court and rettore prayer ln TM Helma bill haa been bottled up ln the
public IChOols doeln 't have a prayer ln COn1rftl House aince pualn1 the Senate tn Aprtl 1m1 and
tbll year, aides.say. ' · while It appefr11 llkely lo stay there for now, Rep. a After a hlgh·pressurc dnve. a lh~un Judiciary Robert W KM,ftc>nmelcr, D·Wla., the s ubcommittee
subcommittee <'ompleled tiv.e days ol heann11 w t chairman, aalCi school prayer "la·not a dead la· ' week on a Stnate--p.ssed bill ll\at would -remove sue."
...----from Supreme Court juri~dlc~·state lawt relat--tr Republican Ronald Rea1a11 Is elected presl· an1-i~tary pn3\'n an vublic ·scl'loo~llt" m Nove.nabet". K-aatenmeiet"" sa . 'I-assume
bulldln&s. there will be-another .m~or push " . .
In that event, judicial ex~l'U said there might
BUT SUIH'OMMITTEE ME•BER!' be reMwed emphat1ls on a c6mpromlae proposal
cenerally a&,rt't! th\ll'\' won't be any l~cial•t.aon that would allow p.upils to participate vol untarily
on the issue comtng out ol the tlouse an the waninc in a moment ol private meditation. ·
weeks of this session · The ftei>ubllcan Party platform endorsed the
several legisi'ators are propoelng compromises
aimed at resolvtn1 the 18-year debate.
·• R-:p. Stephen L. Neal', D-N.C., Is offering a
resolution supportlna 1periods of silence for the ·
purpose o( private prayer. meditation or con·
templatlon in lhe claas~m. No pupil would be
fore.eel to· part.ldpate', The resoluUon would only
preient the "sentiment" of Congress and would
not can:)' tM._(2.rce 01..lLw.
tncreastnf.IY. states also. are looklnl toward
· passing their awJS to try to relym prt)'er to public
acbools. A Massachusetts law providlni for volun·
tary 'prayer was siruck as urieonslitutional by lhe
Stal& Supreme Court last March. however. And a
challenge is expected to the Louisiana statute that
enables public school pupils to voluntarily
participate in moments of prayer or meditation. "We gave them (prayer proponents) their best rlgbt of indJvlduals to participate in voluntary, non·
shot al lt." sald one sul><'omm1ttee iuck. who u llH denom lnatlonal prayer ln public schools. and
not to be identified. "And they d.ldn't...convln<'e ----------------------
anybody that I know or · ·
. He said Republicans agreed wilh Democrats
that Congress can't pas:5 u lllw every tlme 1t
· doesn '\ like a Supn:·me Court decision ..
AMISTANT ATl'OllNt:v GENERAL JOHN
M . ·Harmon testified at the heanngs that the bill
originally sponsert"d by SE'n Jesse Helms. R-N·.c .
and pushed in the House by J\ep Philip M Crane,
R-lll. -is Wlconslltuttonal tie said 1t "would un-
dermine the Suprt!me Court· role m protecting the integrity and supremacy oUederal law " .
Rep. Robert F Orman. D Mass . a Roman
Catholic priest and legal scholar, also advised lhal
the tssue be left..a\one.
"We are mistake n and misled 1r we believe
that the ~blic schools can some.ho!iW combine piety
and learrung m an eminently satisfactory way,"
• he said.
Wa"shington representatives of maior. Protes-
t ant denomina tions -Baptists. Melho d1st s.
Lutherans. Episcopalians. Presbyterians and
others -have spoken· against the measure as un·
dermining separatio~ of church.and state.
BUT THE AMERICAN LEGION and many
evangelical bodies. including those in the National
Association of Evangelicals,. have consistently
Crushed Ship Found
WASlllNGTON <AP) -A British sailing ship
crus hed by ice in 1853 has been found . apparently
well preserved. in the freezing waters of'the Cana-
dian Arctic. The National Geographic Sociel} says.
The wooden barque H.M.S. Breadalbane was
discovered by scientists using s pecial sonar equip·
· ment placed aboard a Canadian C6ast Guard
icebreaJ<er .
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Interest rates on trust deed loans arranged
by Republic.
Now Is the time to borrow. Before Interest
rates migh t climb sky high again.~ so mariy
economists predict.
You'U flnd we can be·flt'Xlble In arranging
• t.em\S and payments. You may borrow from
; •. 810,000 to Sl.000.000. Tuke anywhere from
. • 00 days to flvc years to repay.
: •• You'll Ond we're f~t In many cases. we've
: • been able to arranges~ loans W1Chtn
: : 48 to 72 hours. .
: : So hWl)t Join the Republic and talk O\ICI' ...
,: :o your needs W1th qne of the experienced
: ~ loan brokers at . Republic Home Loan.
': ;. The company 11 that's thum~
: : down on Interest rates and [~ thumbs up on loans.
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M'aMl•Tafk . West German
Chancellor
He t ·m u t
Schmidt. slated
for Nov. 19-20
visit to .U.S . to
receive Society
f -Kiln award.
said he want.a lo
di&CUSS .rms·
·c o n t r o I w i l:h
•'newly-elected
or re-elected
president.\'
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··aed Tape Cuts
Can Cool Costs
-' /Row~ VlUlll / Robert Novak ·
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----=.-l<>nJ·3W1li~ed report on what Oran .. Count,)' 1ov-
ernment 11nd pnvate lntel"Htl un do to out l.hroqb the-
red tape that surround.a proceulnt of developmenl pro.·
pcxsals ls out ~nd lb findblp are alplncant.
The repe>rt . prepattd by a committee made up of
representnth•es of both ~ private and public sect.on.
concluded that the tape can be ('\ll and sublta ntial redur·
tions m pro<'f'Sslng time realised. ·
In orw Ca!il', for example. the commlttff said between
two and four months of p~inl tlme could be c ul for
maJur development proposals that require a n a~nd
ment to the county general plan before furtht'r pla m~
s tudie:> proceed This could be arcompll hed by-c c ur·
rent processina of ~nerat plan amendment.a and zone
ch .... appHt'aUw _. u t u a a..,. .. ._. plw.
The comlllit&eee .._ tta•d•ll•• U..t •"'°M" tbemMl~ CM take .U.. to ...... tWr projeda ...
su1.-unl 1My f'+-it CGMiM. e....a•• MCI MMb •· deratood .. stmb ,.a..-·· Md.'":"" •virciawtal
impart rt!1Qt.a ...,. ~-apply to than one atep In
the =·sine~-~ obvious.tY • ..._it takes ~re from 11to2•
months for a die•ekltMDml proposal to work ltl way
through COUDly tovenunelll wfda coeta escalatina by the
hour. sometbinc must be ~. The committee'• •ug.
gestions appear to~ a IOOd ~to start in atreamlin·
. ing What bas berome too cumbersome and coetly a
system. · .
Car1ipai.gn Credibility
It is by no means unusual for members. ot an •d·
ministration to support their dUef in a preskhnUal cam·
paign. Obviously, their j<>tJs could be in jeopardy lf he
should lose ..
But the rather bam~bandecl campaipin1 by officials
in the Carter administratim is becominl tiresome.
The mere fact of OttUPYinl the White Houae atves an
.incumbent president an enormous· ed1e in public ex-
posure. Apparently this isn't enoqh for Jimmy Carter.
The most blatant use ol a hilh administration otncial
in a campaign maneuver un<toubtedly was Defense
Secretary Harold Brown's press conference on the
"stealth" bomber.
There had to be grave doubts as to the advisability of
making such an issue out of a piece of technology that
had been around for a while and probably didn't have to
be stripped naked at this point.
1 Then there was the eagerness of Am~ssador to
· China Leonard Wood cock fo publicly attack RQnald
Re~gan·s admittedly ill-informed and possibly danierous "two China" gaffe. ·
Remarks designed to discredit Reaaan 's knowled&e
and intelligence aJso have been tossed out by Health and
Human Services Secretary Patricia Harris and
T~ansportation Secretary Neil Goldschmidt.
And the timing of Secretary of State Edmund
Muskie's announcement of new ta!µ betWffn Egypt and
Is rael on the very day of Reagan's address to B'nai
B'rith would, to tho5e with smpidoua minds, h.lnt at an
attempt to pull the rug out from under .Re .. an •a attempt
to woo Jewish voters. •
There's nothing wrong with formal campal1ning by
government official~. Vice President Mondale for exam-
ple. who confine their efforts to trying to persuade voters
of the virtues of their leader .
And perhaps an occa'sional _prefabricated·
"bombshell" to show him in good light is part of the
game · ' · .
But off-the-cllrf s lurs gainst his opponent by Cabinet
members .seem both distasteful and unnecessary, and
they diminish the credibility ot. the Cabinet.
• ~ .~uld feel !'lore at ea:se lf they left the politicking to politicians ~d if Carter were not quite so obvious in
ma kin& them part of his campaian slrale1Y. •
No Flight lilcre_ase
It's understandable that otnclala ·of Air California
.and Airwest are not happy about havlq to tum over two
flights apiece to Qlher airlines movin&. lnto John Wayne
Airport on orders of the Federal Aviation Admlllistration.
The two lines have had exclusive commereial jet use
of the facility slnce the becininini.
But the onlt' way to saUsly tbe FAA and still main·
tain the ceiling of 41 jet ftipts a day out of the airport -
in the int~rest· of noise and ~ution control -was to sub-tract run.,-from the exist1n1 ·cam.n.-For .a ijme it ap-
peared that as many as lJ mstrts would have to be
handed over to the newcomers. It setUed down at four. .
Air California is contesting the maneuver in court,
which is its privilege. What ls.troublMOme la a suggestion
by an Airwest official that it would be more suitable for
the Board of Supervisors to lncreue the number of daily
flights than to take any ol their fiiahta away.
·The Board of Supervisors should do no such thlill.
and any airline official t.rytna to· push for an overall fn
flight increase clearly does not have the welfare or the commun.ity at heart. · ·
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·Boyd I Murphy's· Law
ByL. M. llOYD
. "MUtpll:y•s Law states: Jr
anythinl can go wronc. it
will. Or some such. Who wu
c Murphy?
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Dear
Gloomy
GU8
kleata put, p .....
•t and .future, mlOt
DOte-othat ~ a.or,.
WaalalaltcJa1 datb In
1111 more than a few of
bi11 countrymen hailed
·the pa11 lns of a "t)'l'ant."
-
D.M. ~ ... ,,,., Gn ~-..... ,. ~ ...... Ill II• , .... ,. H4 .. Att
111&&1'1j ~...!!~·::Z:A.~ ......
A. Edward M · hy, an Air
· ~reee~ · ·
law wlf ftrat Muaciated~ At
Wrl1ht Flelcl Aircraft
La'°r•tory, .he'd developed an .eleetronlc device to
measure-the force a safety
belt would have to withstand.
.lut· somebody rilled the
Ut.ln1 baDbuardly. It dldn 't w~rk .. "U an)'lbln1 can IO
wronJ. • • " Thus spake
Murphy.
Many a merchant i~ ~nr::~:,"~ • Into It I U IGlcl al .
du1t. 1'1t11 a m1uer ,..
cord. ·
Q . What's the , •• ,,,
trademarked 1ame ft M
country? _
A. Parcheesi. H ••• brou-.. from INSa II lM'f. ~
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Exploitation -Mis~seS . Office
' W ASHlNGTON -Ex·Manne
Cpl Al'lthony s mento, a
w o und e d v eteran o
Guadalcanal, finally got his con·
arualonaJ Medal of Honor on
direct orden1 of Commander-in
Chief Jlrnm)' Carter just In time
to muau.· Ii dramatic appearance
before 2.~ voter:; at the Na·
honMI ltaJiM American 1-~oWlda
lion dUlfWoF.hcrc.
'fhc decus ion to overrule :15
)'l'IH b of r.erui.ul by !>UCCCSS1ve
~ t• r r l' l a 1 I l's
ot lhl' NMv y
t · o I t v e
Ca1amento
the nation's
h l 1h e1t
award w11
forced on lhe
Pentagon by
pr111urf'
from Carter's
White House.
Pentagon officials close to
Secretary of Defenae Harold
Brown ••Y privately ·Brown was ··furtou." al being bypassed by
the White House. They told ua
Brown wu not personally in·
formed until official papers
recommending the award Md
been approved by the president.
Thia ia the latest and one ol
Andy Rooney
the st\abbles t examples or
Carte'P's exploitation of the
nfnltllT'y-for--partinn political
pur""poges. in this case wooing the
Italian vote: With the preslden·
tial campaign still young. the
case of Cpl . Casamento -whose
heroism at Guadalcanal was
known all these years but
deemed not sufficient for the
Medal of Honor -has cut a
s h adow .of fear inside the
Derense Department. It is a rear
that President Carter is quite
willing to plunder the Pentagon
forbla~.
A FAa llORS Mrie9 H ·
plottatian °' .... military -... ~-......aer ill cMef ... ..,.....
medaia to U. Ileen of "'Ii,.,..
security: '* dlol't IO r~ Carter~~
mate bilDMlf tanlauaMt to
Repubkm ebarps of--.
pe Unc:e or worse ia .. is
stewardstlip of dde•se.
partitularly for n•Hlial tM B~l bomber. That readied a
peak when, with suspedecl
White House sua•iva•ee.
George wu.oa. tbe Wad' ctn
Post's highly resptttecl Pft.
tagon correspwtent.-pubtisW
a factual story on A.,.. 14 about
the Stealth aircraft based on a
government leak".
LEA.KS TO Wilson and· othe1'
reporters led lo Brown's much-
criticized Aug. 22 press con·
fere~ taking lhe s,uper·secret
wraps off Stealth. He said then
that "thit\ alters the military
balance significantly." even
though nine years or develop-
ment lie ahead.
The decision to go public came
over intense protests from
serious military men, worried
.. S.Vtet countermeasures. ...._ .,_ded it on the curious
tt 1 •t ._ the leaked stories
dw1 M••lll \.he integrity of the ,.,._._ ud required a public reiiwe> 'lrw including predictl<>M
of a-.. aircraft far superior to
-.y .... .
TM ....,us logic or .Brown·s
ex.pin Mon. given in the glare or t•tevision tights Brown .. raa&Q excludes from his
.,.._ Mferences. was com-pv••• ~Carter himself in an
en"HJJ • remark to reporters at~ .\mboy. N.J ., Sept. 9.
"~ ftnst time the Stealth
procrun was ever revealed" wu '8 early August. Carter
said. tl'yiag to reinfor ce his
c:laim that publiciiinc Stealth
was forced on tlle admlnistra·
lion by leaks. ln fact. Aelt&pace
Daily published the first leak oo
Stealth July 23, 1976. Since then,
at least 10 articles on Stealth '
ha ~e appeared in variou!
journals <it was headlined in ri
June, 1979 market research
service by Bache Halsey Stuar1
Shie~~d.s investmen.l firm).
C A TE& DEFENDED .
Bro n's r eve lation a s
"legitimate" to "tell the
American people the lrulh. ·· He also clearly saw legitimacy
when he s ummoned the un-
iformed chiefs of staff lo the
White House al 2 p.m. Sept. 8 tc
, witness his signing of a military
pay bill that he had spent most
or his administration tr.Ying tc
kill. That first official ap.
pearance of the chiefs in his
presence since November, 1975
~dd~d glitter to the klieg-lil sign·
1ng ·ceremony in the White
, House East Room .
Planning is going forward in
the White House for more
poli~cal e_xploitation and ·game.
playing wtth defense in Carter's
search for votes. On the same
da)t he signed the pay bill with
Sl_JCh . fanfare. Carter quietly put
his signature on the big defense
authorization bill. but fl9l with
the joint chiefs present and not
under klieg lights. BecaU9e the
bill contains $5.9 billion more
than Carter asked Congress for.
it is a n indictment b'y the
Demoeratic Congress of his
stewardstup .. But vetoing 1t at a
time or rising public concern
about defense WJlS politically im·
possible. .· ·
C' ARTER IS NOW privately
trying to pers uade his con.
gress1onal leaders not to send
h1 m the defense appropiiation
bill eontaintng the i ctual
fund!> ror· next year's ~rensc
spendin~ -unW after Uie eler·
t1on. That would put off a-possi-
ble veto Wltil a safer time. when
public sentiment will not be so
important. .
A president's use of incumben·
cy to f(ain re-election is anything
but s urpris ing. But tlri$ pres1
dent's use of the Penta1oh to ad-
vance his political ,.t is something else, som · that •
is casting a bitter P•ll r the
whole defense establ~:tr·
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'Everyone's Doing .It' Becoming Epide~c
I saw the driv~ of a panel
truck throw a paper cup and a
na]>kin out the window onto a
New York street yesterday and
It angered me. I was . drivin1
myself, so I pulled up ~
him al the next light and yelled.
"You dropped 1omething back
, there!" .
He sot my message and he
gave me qne In retlirn.
"Whaddya
want me to
do. take it ~9 the dump!
Thia whole
town's a
dump."
In other
words. every·
one else was
doing it, why
shouldn'the?
.. EVERYONE ELSE is dolnl
it" seems to be the single moet
persuasive reason most of ua
give ourselves ror do,n1
1omethin1 we really thouldQ'l
d o . If enou1h people do
1omethln1 that's wron1. lt often
becomes acceptable praoUae.
A U.S. corporaUon tri .. to sell
a few hundred mllUon dollll"I
Art H~ppe'--'
worth or Its product to a foreJan
country with 11 (.'()rrupt 1ovem-
ment. It offers the potentate in
char1e of buying thinga a few
million dollars to keep for
himself if he'll buy the goods
because, the corporation ex·
plalna to lttelf. "tttat's the way
everyone does bu1ine1s over
here."
A competitor sends a
aaleaman overseaa lo the same
country and he reports bac~ to
hia malD office that everyone is
makl"I under·tbe-table deals
aad that lan't eonaidered un~
u1ual there: If "they want to
mah· a sale, he reporta, they'll
have to 1Up the eotentate a few
million themaelvea. It'• ihe
same paper cu~d the napkin
throW1l ln lbl! 1 . If everyane
elae '' doiq it, why not?
THE COLLEGE fpotball
aeaaon la •tarting and nowhere
are ethical procedures more
cqn1l1tently violated . Collete
teams ahould be made up ol atu·
dent. who come to a school for
an education and who play foot.
ball for fun. The very firtt Ume
one of U.. teama In a hot colle ..
rlvalry lowered lla atandardl
just a hair to admit a hii;th
~hoot bQy who railed biology but
ran the 100-yard dash in 9.8
seconds. amateur football was
dQM bin that league.
WlnninC football is so impor·
t ant to some colleges that they
will go to any lengths t<> get the
pl1yera they need to tlo it. As
soon aa one-does it, they all do it.
• IN 11IE NEW~business. lhe
newspaper that embellishes the
truth and emphasi~ the stories
that appeal to our lesser in·
atincta will invariably sell the
ll)Olt papers. Jt is very difficult
for. a competitor not lo follow
a lon1 e n the theory that
"Everyone else is doing it." In
En1land, the London
11eW1papers are notoriously bad.
They eompete with each otber
with l~d stories that make our
aupernuarltet tabloids look like
the Wall J;treet Journal by com·
pariaon. I don't know who start· ~ lt ~ one did it. and now
alm~t all of them do it. There is a constant edgi·
neu among executives in
ne\ wor-television news or·
1anlaatlons bei:atise if one of
them ever decides .to lower its
.,
Journalistic stAodanls and give
people what they'd like to ,watch
instead or what they <>Oibt to
know. that network will very
soon take the major part of th«:
audience. If that happen9, will
the others follow? They · prob-
ably will and that will be the
end.of television news as it is to-da~
I DON'T know why "everyon(
else is doing it" is such an at·
. tractive idea to a natioo that
prides itself on its individualit>
as ours does. We start leaning or.
the idea when we're kids. Ir our
mother tells us to go to bed at
8:30. our argument is that we
ought to be able to stay up until
9 because ··everyone else does."
Right or wrong doesn't enter in·
to our thinking. Not only that but
if a mother learns that a lot ol
kids actually DO stay up until 9,
she's more apt to let hers do it, too.
This Isn't much of a column
today but I wanted to get one out
in a hurry. And. anyway, I've
been reading some of the other
columnists and everyone else is
doing it so why shouldn't I lmock
out a quick one·once in a while?
Why"ls T~at Felio!._ Up There Waving lli8 kms?
When ll comea lo pernicious
con art.lats preyln1 on ~ aulUble
pubflc, no breed can hold a can-
• 1rnny ophdou. to 1y"'phony
conductort. Compared to •1m·
phony conductors. polltlciana,
suede •hot salnmtn and pbunb·
ers wortdn1 on coal·plua CIClft·
tracts are lowerin1 plllan of
recut= , I p blJ ,.ould nH•r have
atu111 on thll 1h64'kln1 re·
velt1Uon If
I laqew an1tS1l11• abqut m"8lc. •.-t • lu"k wou\duwlt, t am .. tau
clear '' a ~ p'1t. Thul,
W9'H I waa • d.,. •r • 11 tnumb tru '
'"d '"""blh11 to ="911 Utt other """91,. I d dn 'l taav. to
••••• 11\1 tiittt " • '° ....
muato. •~ 1t•Uon wu fNe '° ...... .
I rocuaed lnltlally on the au·
dlence, I saw Immediately that
the att.entlon of the audience. ln turA, wu foeu1ed uclualvely on
tht conductor. Many oithe spec·
tatora leaned forward. mouth•
a1ape. u he went throu1h hi•
1yrat1ona.
AND I M\J"1' admit he put on
qult• •show. tauln1 hi• hair up
and down, wavln1 hla arm1 001
way and that1 wNnohlnt hi•
body frolJl ~lae to aide, now
1hu1hlftt the brua with an index
Not having anything else to
dlatract me. I studiously ob·
served the members of the or·
cheatra and during the entire
l'oUtH or whatever it.. was the;
were playing -Das Valkenes
obtr *' l'leldermaus, by Puccini.
-1 ttilntl -only three of the
playera ~ast so much as a single,
brief 11ance In his direction.
"I JUI\ wanted to see Ir he was
1 tl H there . " th e s ec o.n d
bl11001Ult explained to me 'at a
rtteptlan following lhe co nee.rt.
flnltr\ now brln1tn1 forth a THI IA&q()()NJST, a candid
qymba1 olalh wtlh a •WOODlnt chap, llid that musicians. un-
ffal a"d, flnall)'~ takln1 live llb actors or singers, are far too
peraplrt"' boWI from th• bnvo· 1111 to memorize their parts and
aheu\lna erowd and evtn allow· thu1 mu.t read every single note
lnl the orcMltra to accept one. · befQre \hey play it. "If we kept
AU well and IOQCI, HtN'I a looklnt up at the conductor. man,~ mt1tst aay1 •9'o11 f\ally we'd be constantly losing our
•af.!\td tM t~lf'OI of dollara plaott," he said. ·
he 1 l*!d tot an hOur or '° of I cornered the conductor.
WH\1 wort. KY•rY l)'e "' "" r"°m I I.hall call Sergei Osawa
· 1 ii ! h.lm -·~ qe, n o t h i s r e a L n a m e > • ti, t.hOD Rian to • I " cl a c c u s e d h i m o f mUllo Ull '9 ll conduetll\I. 4•Pfr,_,rmlng no useful runctl"' . '
whatsoever. "That's not true,"
he replied with dignity. "Ir I had
not rapped my baton On th~
podium to attract lbeir-atten·
Uon. r.ais.ed ~arms and
lowered them, who would have
started them off? They would
have sat there a ll evening life
bumps Oil a log." ·
True. I agreed. But why ·had
he undergone an hour or more of
all tttose acrobatic contortions?
"Oh. I just like keeping tame
to the music," he said.
THIS MAY BE, But,. t see no
reason to pay these charlatans
thousands of dollars when any
philharmonic could hire a man
in a striped shirt with a starter
pistol for twenty bucks.
Then, after hair an hour or so.
he could shoot lhe first violinist.
I can't th.ink of any other way to
stop a bwich of muaitl84'5 once
they get started. At least I
couldn't at the concett the other
evening. Unfortunately, t wasn't
armed.
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. CALIF01=4NtA . , CWLYPILOT . ~-€orona. ~Hal OK'd-~ Strllce Sldeftgllt
... . • Accused Killer l;ets 2nd Chance. • Corona WH roWld 1ullty Jan. 18, 1973. or ~
.
'· ... SANFllA~ClSCO <AP>;-' The state Court of
·• " ~al. which two· and a, tlall yean a,o overturned
•· •; JMla Oaraaa'• my. murder conviction calliq bis
.i• ........ a ''farce and mockf,F)'," .... cleared tht
cowita ol finat dearee murder and sentencecl'to one
•life term for"ach killing
But On llby 8, 1978, the Court of Appeal over·
turned the con~\lon and ordered a new trial on
1round1 CoronH-11 orl1lnal attorney. Richard
flawk. had providtMi inadequate le1al represen-
• •'-· way fer a MeOect trial ot the ~ tbe state sayr.
!!_': .. a ltimrant farm wortlera. . .
,...,..,,..1 tourt n!IUMd Monctay to o~um
a trial eo.art's order sup~~ certain -ev~, -•• Md ta. trial will be stag in Oakland on a rhan1e
. talion and had a confllt't oflntef'ejlt. .
··o1.-, .. . ' ;
Coroea'a att~ya h•d cha!~ the validity
of tbe Matth warrants the pro.ec~ used to · • • 1a"t1Mr certain evadenC'e, 1nclud1n1 a pen
pneeeuton linkt!d lo a lt!dger that contained narMS
•• -· ohomeolthe vtcbms. a box of'ammumtJon. a pistof
wttlal*odon1t ancbn ice pack
It uld Hawk had made • ~·farce and
mockery" ot th4; <tertmse 1tnd bad.been too intenet·
~ an cashing 1n on a· book about the cue to
represent his client tdequately )
The boc:hes were found ui May, 1971, buried in
shallow grav.f:, an peach orchards aJong.the feather
R1vernearYubaC'1ty
1"l9ere wa~ no 1mmf'd1ate word whether tl\e
In urT9 after the trial rourt had granted part of
Corona':, motion to i.uppress certain evidence, he
and the state da1mt'<i er ror ~would appeal lht> ruhng ... . .
I
::Rail Merger Eyed .. . . . ., .
. Proposal Worth $5. 7 Billion
,..
• 1 SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -Three
, ' railroads seeking to merge into a .~ $51 .1 billion syltem that would
operate over 21 states from the Gull
' C.oast to California have told the
federal government the consolidation
"is needed to improve emcien('y and
. , meet competition from truckers.
• The Western Pacific. Union Pacific
' and Missouri Pacific filed the merger
., r.equeat Monday with the Interstate
·Commerce Commission and s aid
·tbeir new comP<lJly would be called
the Pacific Rail System.
Tbe proposed merger would create , , 21.IOO miles or routes over the . · we..-n two-thirds of the nation. the
ICC was told. No line abandonments
were proposed.
• ''The whole thtust of the consolida-
. : tioa is to create a much more com· ...
petitive s ys tem ." s aid Barry
Coombs, a spdkesman for Union
_j>~cific. .
The railroads said they had a 60
percent share of surface freight haul:
ing in their areas 25 year's ago. To·
day. the figure js 36 per,ent and the
('Ompanies blamed the loss on long.
haul trucking.
The ICC was told the merger would
save the companies 10 .m1ll1on
gctllons of diesel fuel annually, allow
them lo eliminate d"'Plica(ed equip·
\ment and help centralize administra-
tion.
If the deal is approved. Western
would become a subsktiary or UP .
which already owns 87 percent of
Western common stock. and UP and
Missouri would join to become the
Pacific Rail System .
•
·AP_...,.... TRIAL WAY ~EARED
JUM Cofon8
A~tor~d Get8 .. .
Gala BoWI· Beliefit
HOLLYWOOD <AP> -Dozens of stars who bave"been stiik· ing tum and television stUdios for more than eight weeks were
heading to work tonight ~ ushers, emcen and entertainers at a
benefit for the neediest of their union colleagues. .
The gala Hollywood Bowl event, entitled "An f;veninl( ~r
Stars." is ·being held in t.he first week of a new tel~viaioo season m
which few new shows have been broadcast. The strike by 87,000 ac-
tors has criPQledJ)roduclioo.. -~
A.mong those scheduled to appear are singers ~aylo11
Jennings and Melissa Manchester. actors Alan Alda, LUy'lomlm.
Ed Asner and LaTry HagmiJl and comedian Robin Williams. · Others, including Ge<>rge Carlin, Jack Klulman. Penny·_
Marshall and Cindy Williams. are to usher guests in the 11,000-seat
outdoor theater.
The unions hope to raise-Sl!i0.000 from the event. The proc~s
will go to the emergency rWld of the striking Sc~ Actors Guild.
which had a balance of about m .ooo when the strike began.
" .
ose
We've got the ·
most flights going: ,,
.. ,
Daredevil motorcyclist Gary Wells· remained in critical condition to-
. day recovering from injuries received when his vehicle crashed after
.. . · a 170.foot leap over. the fountains at Caesar's Palace in Las-Vegas.
. • Wells, doing the stunt for a television show, completed the jump but . · . • . '-bandoned his cycle <above> when .it skidded aldng a parking lot and
.. -:-crUlied into a wall. Six spectators were hurt when they fell 15 feet a s ;./ the wall gave way.
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•l: 'Date' lssiw Commenbl ~
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•• SACRAMENTO (AP) -The
• . ""' ~ate Rules Cc:fmmittee says there is _,
.. no real basis" for a Santa Barbara '
teac~'s complaint that a state sena made ''advances" to a 17·
year girl.
Bat tbe committee member who in· VftUCated the allegatklo says Seo.
A&an Robbins. D·Van Nuys. "ag.
p-euiftly" souibt a dale with tbe
,1 ~•lUdeal llDd that Robbins' action was
t · ri ;'~no one would condone." . , 'Tiie teacher wM filed the com· .. :< •Jilnts, Peter Haalund of Santa ~ . c a.rbara City College. said he would
•• •!J bne-no eOIDment until be talked
• • 1l :· , w~ tbe student. The committee
,· : ......, its statement at a news COG· .... -e.
••• 11 ""' }···.IP&"C.••••O..rgfltl
'"" llatllOSA BEACH <AP) -A "· '~) n.,.._41c1 Bank of America ex·
ec:mttw bat been charged wltb 1lx
........... uata, lnah1dln1 tbfte _: ~· '9,-, Ud six bur1l•rtes ln th-e
·"'4-t•-'''"8tal 'eommmitiea of Hermosa. ~ "t ........... ttan Beacb.
....! "' ,... 'ftllmM. Robert Berpr,, 31, of ~--~.~~~ft~~.,, ..
..... 'tf. ;;:.;::;". ~--. but addWoDa1
t.!'\11 cMitll!lwenftled~ay.
( STA.TE )
him with planning· het death,
authorities said.
Ridulrd II. Gilman was arrested
last, Wednesday and held without
bail on suspicion of hiring another
man.to throw acid on Miss Worrell,
poliee said. He was released Mon·
day .
0..-.rprf~ .111.,,n
FR~NO (AP) -Four Fresno·
area Chevron atalflns have been told
by the UePartment of Energy they
muat prSte within a montb.J.ba.y are
not overcharging fasollne
cuetomera .
The orders are the fint legal step
ln dealina with statiofta.that allegedly
overpriee fuel, depertment officials
said lloaday. Stations are allowed to cb~_ tbe price they pay plus 16.8
ceb\I ..... plloDI. .
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BERJtlLEY (AP> -A Pleasanton
computer specialist already a~ ol three npe1 ln Palo Alto. bu
cbal'pd wltb nine rapes in the
UC Befteley campus area ove e
put two years. '·1(1 " ....
•.lO ~ ••• d~ -~~declined to say whether
be waa idaltifted by any of the al·
teaed victtma. In add1Uon, Melvin
Alfred carter, 35~ waa cbarsed tn
Berkele)'·Mbany MUJlctpal Court on
12 CCMmtl Of burglarf:
r2 .... ~ ~ · ·i •il\ LOI AJllGSLl:S <AP) -The l~ ... 1.=:= =-=-:.~= -~~ ........... evidence to''bal'Je tt . w
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L....,._ Otlvt ,_..,.moriil C"-1 ( lnff>rm~nf •I H•rbor L•wn Mou nt Can WOric Or CanCCr "
011~ Cemrieoov s..rv-• -· ""' That was about 2'-.i :~~~':,~:;::~:~~C>l•.-e years ago. The patient '"°""' was Richard Bloch .
EDITH TH<>ttNS. '~"°"" Oi s..nt• chairman of the board AN C• p.,,..., _ • ., Oft s..l•""M'
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M•<llH• "'"" All An~•· EP•\<011•• Preparing company '""'<". cor.,... OPI M.tr. c.... into• headquartered here. ,.,,.n, .,,,, 11• "' P<1<•1« v... The 54-year-old Bloch, ,,.,.,,,...,, tnfleVOi ,_,_ llW f.omllv ,,.o.,.," ,....,.,.,.,.1 '°"'"""''.,.., 1>P his malignancy gone, re· ,..~.,. 10 n... °""'"''no '""" of S• c e n t I y a n b o u n c e d M 1< ... f'I ,,.,.., All Anorl\ (hurt,,, J7ll
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1u''1" wt£tN£A CianS Of1 the pane). free
IAV,NC· MAUlllEN Wl'.INfll, ,..,, of charge, will revie w
d,.,1' o )Vtlltt p,.n,. C.t p,,,,..n "'"""""'" S••otemo.1 ·~. •'90 c,ur.,.~., b• '"' the dia~nosis and treat·
.... f. 9,.n .. w.,,.,., of v.11~ Pa" Co . ment of can<'er patients 't;~':;~~'. ';;;:~ .. "~"~:" ,~,. ~=~~ C::: in the Kansas City area
, ooPM on '"" HArt>o• L .. _ ""'"""f The service is offered ~!~w,:;:~~~~"!~~ .. ~:•< ~::!. u n.'d e r B I o c h ' s
Moun•°''""'""°""""'• Oi C,o<.1 .. -... s ponsorship in hope that
s.o;H• WOl.FH information from
SELMA E ~ f I f r"''°"'"' 01 S(.'VCral experts will in· Or~not CA P••W<! .. way on S•1> CrC3Se a patient 's 1.-mOiPr t~. t'9) ~•¥1111'd bv hf'r ~ t.•""""' -~ 01 0r.--, c.. .. _, chances of survival. A ~~~~.!:;"'~~:: .... ~ Cancer Hot Line, operat· 11~•0 1n ,,,.. '"""'v "'°' .tt ,....., Par~ ed by volunteers. also
<~nwtnv "' .. ...,,o ... '"•• Yoo, will be set up to help pa-"'""'°' '--""-' °''""' _,11¥.,. ol . . <o\t• -W f0ttu rd1nQ dlr~tOt\ tJenls deal Wllb the emO•
~ U)4 tional aspects of the ill·
ness. , f'EO FAMILY "I
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Analyst~
. ' Carter Wm ..
By TBO•.U D. EUN'
For Jimmy <'\rtel' to bHt Ronald Rea1an In
t'tLA horM 11tatf! or Callfomla Mel1)lngly would ~ t
hl•ionc up&et
Out tht-mun In char,. of t.1119 President's C'allfomla~for1---4a . taldnc on apparentlt lm popl f Jn a • be aeea b.la Laak as
• IHI dilf~ l thlill lM OM controoled laat spring:
defuuna·lh~ tloward Ja oUow-up to Proposi·
Oon l3
"wt; .. t; Ml/CH Cl.080
we~ at the start or the anll.Ja camJaign," ~Y M1cbul K-.ntor. lhe. Loe Al\1eles lawyer who
Cook over tht> \'umpalsn agalnst Jarvis' eff6rt •to halv~ state 1nconu.• tues.
J.ms WMb uhn d b)' 38 pouits in m05l polls
last .. 't>bruary J1trv1s evt'ntually lost by about 20
Jl(linh
KantM ~uy:s he as ronvanc("Cl Carter . who trails
Reni.:un b ah()ut 10 percentage points in the polls.
will <il-.o romc b1H'k and beat the ex-governor in
( ·at1fon11a
Ht' pt)1nt~ tu thn•c httle·considered fa ctors
wurk1nu an Cartt·r·~ favor here. ... ,R!-,., w•: KNOW FROM OUR prlva'te polls
that flt·u~un U. not as wildly popuiar in ealifornia
us <'onvrnhom1I ·wlsdom would have it,·· Kantor
s ays "tic ha s .:rove weaknesses here."
..·orc~t umons them is that any California
govt•mt)f' au.,1ulrcs a lot 0£ political enemies during
titl(ht yt•ars ln office. The result for Reagan is a
hl.:ht'r ~gnliY'f' ratin1 ln private Democratic polls
In Cnllfomln than anywhere else. ·
Another problem (or Rea1an is that despite his
two rwts for gove rnor. vast numbers of Califor·
nanns have never voted for him in an~ general
1•lt•cllon
"NO ONE WHO IS UNDEa 28 ever voted for
Reagan in anything besides a Republican primary
because he hasn't run for anything since 1970.'.'
Kan tor said. "There are
also a lot of Deroocrats
who have 'moved ·into
California since 1970 who ---------· never voted for ReJlgan.
That has to hurt his as·
sumption o< an easy win in California becouse it's
a proven tact that once ~·ve voted. for someone
for one thin~, it's a lot easier to vote for him again
for something else ." · , ,
The third factor is the unity Reagan has in·
spired among Democrats.
T~ result was that Kantor felt the JO.poi~t
m argin Reagan enjoyed over Carter in polls tak~n
in July could not last.
"I HA.I) SOME DOUBTS CARTER could carry
California when Vice Presiden( Willer Mondale
asked 11){! to take this job on last month." Kantor.
s aid. "But I no longer have any doubts that we·n '
win.··
The best measure of whether Kantor's
analysis of California trends is correct will come
from looking at the travel schedule or the two
candidates. As a rule. no candidate spe.nds much
time in st.ates where he is either hopelessly behif\d
or far ahead. Their time is so scarce. it ·must be
used where it can a'Ccomptish most.
So far. Reagan isn't planning on much cam·
: paign time in Caliromia. He's moveq into a rented
estate near Washington. D.C. and plans to cam-
COlONl.U RINHAL
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7801 Ool!>O Ave
Wt><,lm•n:!iler
893 3!>15
rACIRC YtlW
MEMOalAL f'Altlt
Ct•mel!'rv Mor1uc1ry
Chaoet
3500 Pac•loc. View Drive
Newoort Be&eh
644·2700
lllkCC>aMK:ll MOllTUA.ltlS
Laouna,Beach
494·941 5
Laouna Hill~
168-093.l
San Juan Cap1~1rano
49>1776
HAnott LAW14-MT. OUVi
Monuarv •Cemetery
Crema1orv
1625 Gosier Avti.
Costa Mesa
540-5554
P'tHCE nones
HUUOADWA.T
MOaTUA.IY
110 Broadway
Costa M~a
642·91 ~0
t41 Tl IHGHO ..
SMfTM & TUTHILL
MSTCl.W CMA.Nl 427 E 17th St
Costa Mesa
646-9371
,_ClllOTMHS
INIYMS' MOllTUM'f
627 Main SI
HunhnQlon Beach
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Deaths paign mostly in the East. and Midwest. If that
changes. it will indicate that Reagan realizes he is
in trouble in the West.
. As for Carter. he will spend between four and ·Elsewhere . s.ix days in California. a lmost io percent of the
time between now and November. .
NEW YORK (AP>
Jazz pianist BlU Evans.
51, a four·time Grammy
award Winner who led
The Bill Evans Trio.
died Monday.
·SACRAMENTO <AP>
-Giibert C. Rosales, 54,
who once bought the
name People's Lobby
and used it to organize
golf tournaments fOf'
charity, died Saturday
of cancer. Rosales was a
b a r t-e-n d e r a t a
Sacr amento establish·
m e nt frequented by
stale officers. lobbyists
and reporters.
"HE WOULDN'T BE SPENDING SO much
time out he re if we idn 't think this thing was
tight," Kantor says .
One appearan e will be at Torrance on Sept.
22.
How impo
didates? Very.
California has been Reagan's political base.
Without lhe assurance of its solid support at the
.Rep\lblican nominaUn& convention. his enti~
primary campaign strategy would have been dif-
ferent and he might not be bis party's candidate.
And without its 4S electoral votes, counted as cer-
tain by his advisers. bis cbanei!S in the general
election would be greatly diminished.
Says Lyn Nofziger. the former governor's
longtime adviser and campaign press se<:retary,
"If Ronild Reagan can't carry California, be
mi.rht aa well forget it."
t E Lio& i& o columnul boaN tn Santo Monico . I •
TVladustry
. Tecluwl,ogy Changing
By JOYCE L KENNEDY
Dear Joyce: I am la&era&ed In ob-
talalag a commturicatlou de«rff,
especlally for telnialoa pl"Odadloll.
ract• pleue?
. -l.S., EnuYllle, lllcl.
( :) CtfREERS ..
~ A technolocY revolution is cban1· ...... ________ ,.~ .... ing the face of the television in·
such as an electronic newspaper, on
TV screens or home video terminals.
Data &ppl!ars on screen one page at a
time.
;=-i dustn\ bringing the old network·
PVBUC NOTIC~ .stltion partnership Iota of_ com~y: ------.------' -CaWe .,.aema, develOped in the ,1CT1:~si .. u1 I 'SOs to serve areas with poor telecast
MAMa suHMttNT reception, number about •.ooo and 1'-1oi-1119 ... ,_,, ••• cto1119 are in nea(..1 ... ODeJ1uarter ol tbe na-t>u"-' '". . •y .. ASSOCIATED DATA COHCE~n., tion•s 1V homes. Despite rilinc pro-=•-. C•u. ""-· tests of influence peddllq ln tbe
H<41ftt H. S.rklulen. 1U "'•I awardiae-of franchisee, cable ii Wte-~114-A-, Ne-.pof't 8 .. <11. ly to~ Cetlfwllle...... '
w 1111em H. sr,i.r. ,,,., s.ut11 -nllle, a younc.ater ol alx ~~~'=·'· Soutll L.091111•. years. serves l'OUlbiY 8 percent of
w111i.." s.-, ,..,, o.it ,.,,.. bomes. Tbele auxiljary movie·aporta
0.1 ... s-.~c...llfonNmos lel'Vicea -plus ,.l(ablcripdon TV. a •.I•-o. Horey, 14111 ,,.,.., fairlv -... ~...r.au-.... _t •--DOt ' a ~ ........... Qll ....... ..., # • .., ... ·~· -Ulm -c . ,..,.. w. e-v. 11, 11111 OeWMe ble but acramble,s air aipall to con· o.,i:,Eu.-';!."~==~ tro1reeeptjon-wtu1row·• v1ewen ..._ _ _... 1 pay for mtertainment not available . ...... ..,..,...-oa re-·1 ... --... ---.1-
Tllls ......._ -••a. --. .... ·-,.._, ~ ~ .. °'._. c-.., "'' -&1umt11, owned by corpor1te s.,.,..... s. ,.., P .... I 1tant1, are creaUn1 a field or ~...,.°'.,. CNtC Oelf!t·.._l televtllcla eompuiee tb1t lease tJme s..c. 1t.11.-.ocu,,.. sm• to c"ate permanent or 1pecl1I
loco! news. sporra and
~ °""' •o yOll M!fV day '" the br1Qhl. h"fly.
1111etu11 ng "'"'~!IP.I"
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f
n1n1 for Yldeo caaettea a nd diaca for
direct aale to eomwnen. _ ..,....._.. .• ,... ... F.uen-
Uallr &be comumer 1ee. lnlonnaUon.
Which technology will be most pro-
mis ing for career seekers? It's
anyone's ~. As one net~ x-ecutive comments:
"It's u if the entire industry as
come off the highway it has always
known and onto a traffic circle with
six or seven exits. A few companies a~ circling,· trying to decide which
road to take to get farther ahead;
otben are drtvlna doh new roads -
but they are watebln1 ln tbe rear·
vlew m1rror to aee where tbe rest are
beacllnl, and tbey are wonderiq ii
tbef've doae tbe rilht thing. 0
DfteinUn
Dan Rather. CBS
correspoflient, sa}'s
he "absolutely. com·
. plctely and without
·equivocation." denies
the l ie s b y
Afghanistan that he
p a rticipated in
··torture and fatal
s toning" of three
Afghans last Mar ch.
They are demanding
his.return for trial.
Raw Milk
Wa~g
Issued
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"The tare waa okay. I just don't think
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by Mell L.a~rius
· ~rE, C.MIEF'°:
11Pft1N,IPAL TlAfl'N4S
INTO VAM~E. "·
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THE FAMILY CIRCUS by Bil Keane GOR 00
.... . ~·1 wish J.hod some homewodt for you
to. help me with."
DENNIS THE MENACE . ______________ _.. ~
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YIPE --·THIS,
SAYS MY
WE IG-~T EQUALS
5'1 ,acn ~LORIES
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by Curtn _M. Sc~ .AIG GEORGE
''Retu, George.This won't hurt 1 bit."
DRABBLE
FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
DR . SMOCK
MAMA!
DID you
SEW UP
TEDDY'S
NOSE?
WHeN 1"HeY 6Ave -ME! A CH01ce OF
POIN' 1"HIS OR SIOKIN'
1"He FORNACe IN 1"H e
&-AUN ~RY ROOM .'
by Kevin Fagan
by Lynn Johnston
YOO 5HOOLON.T HA~E~
NOW "ltDDY HATH TO
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UNITED Featvre Syndteate
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HIA~ ................ --=.:~ .. 841-3636
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wented to l*P ~Id
t1() model train city/
oountt"t pan<>fama ~ b~ HunhnQtOn
Center rTWll f0t uooomino
M.,,,. Co'pe Tove-b·
TC>li. 0<1'19 Phontt Vern I •
89 1 2~33
Our magnif 1cenr A·labascer1ce
eagle rrom lraty by A Saotlni.-
On a m arble base. I 4" h igh.
20" w1 de. s 140.
SLAVICK'S
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W1 d. Thur. hi. St:pt 17-18-19 l Oam to 3pm
FREE
. A popula r
Dolphin Wa llet
( hnicl' nf Color
W11h <111\J rww Chccki11g
or Sav111ys Accou111.
M,ikv ... ,, bc>au11ful ~1ft.
Solar ''"'' No Taz Bn'flk nt:Alt PAT,: I installed a solar heating devic.e
for n)Y swimming pool. Does this qualify for the
tax en~rgy credit'> ·
.L. E .• Newport Beach
' I
no.
~·ve 'taken the ads and listi~ that busi-
nesses use to call each other and put them in a
separate book-Th~ Los Angeles Business To
Business \'ellow Pages. You'll fir.>d materials,
equipment ancf services from finns all over the
greater l:os Angeles market. And you'll fi nd ~ faster and easier than ever
.. -Bagels? They're listed in PadBc Telephone's
Los Angeles Consumer Yellow Pages. ·
11.,
No. n.e lbte naal Reven~ Service aaya llOlar
beating devices for swimmlDg'pools do not q11_1allfy
for &be energy cttdJt. More iaformaUoe detaWac
U~ms which do qaaUfy are available la IRS
PubUcaUoa 913 wblcb can be reques&ed from any lllS ·
office. liiiiiiiii~iiiiiiJlii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~iiii~iii
RrfUftd Dewoa Waisl Brll•
DEAR PAT: l ordered two. "Power Slim"
waist bells for $16.33, including postage, from Na.
t1onal Home Products of Westport, Conn .• on J an.
14. One arrived March 21 and the other was de·
livered April 7. I returned both or them by Insured
m ail in1'lTlediately asking for a refund because 1
was not satisfied with the quality of the merchan·
dise. I've written several letters si.nce then. The
last one on May 14 was sent by registere~l mail -
return receipt requested. I received a form June 12
from the company and returned it -as requested. I
stm don't have my fefuna and there's ~n no
further communication.
M.H .• Costa Mesa
Nat.ionaJ Home Products agreed to send you a
full refund immediately. but no explanatloa was
of.~ered for this anreaaoaable ~lay nor for wby
your letters were not answered.
Gill 011 II• Way
DEAR PAT: After buying h(>siery from the
Hosiery Corporation· of American ror seve ral
years. I redeemed my gift certificates, plus a $20.
spe ed plan, for a jacket. The jacket arrived after
several months but it was not satisfactory. I re: .
turned . it April 25 and requested an exchange gi(l
of comparable value. I have t,he s hipper 's con·
Cirmation t~ the j acket was received. apd l wrote \o the Hos ry Corp. about this on July 28. l •
haven'thada y respons e an~needsome help.
Y.R., Newport Beach
Restaurant
and Cocktail Loung.e
(shrimp in herb wine sauce}
I ') ' ~. Reci-$12. 95 .. ~
Served with Soup du Jour: rice pilaf or
baked potato. Vegetable de Gardiner.
SUNDA·Y CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH
I I :30 to 2:30
A YS cootacted this maU-order firm, and your
exchange gift is being mailed. Us c ustomer
service representative says .the gJJt you request.eel
in exchange cost more than the original one, bul apparently you never received a letter tbe com· On-the-mall at So'uth Coast Plaza near the Carousel
pany sent to yoa May z that explained lhi.s pro· on the First Level. Forreservat1onscall: 5 4.0-8822.
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GWC ·Plans
Workshop
On Gold
A workshop on how
and where to prospect
for gold in California
will be held at Golden
West College from 7 to 9
p. m . Sept. 19 and 26 and
8 a .m. to6 p.m. Sept. 27.
A second series is
available Oct. 3 and 10,
and Oct. 11, same hours .
The lowest fare!
Souve nirs
--"'°&eshments
Prizes
I 111nv dll l'Xl<'rl'IVC ..,how1114 111 o ur lobhv
••I W 1!'-l,.,r11 IMIUrt' ph• 110.1r,1ph'
----11 ~.mownro-ph0tograptwr:Hoy-Morphy
Lectures will be. con·
ducted in Math ~Sc:!:-1~· e:n.><:,.___1 "'217 by geology instruc-
tor Ron Gibson. He will
discuss identification of
minerals. types ol pros-
p e clin g e quipme nt •
maps and reports used
in prospecting, gold-
b ea ring areas in
CaltfQrnia -and prin-
ciples used in prospect-
ing. ·
. &,
Golden State Sanwa Bank The final day is a fieJd
trip to a gold producing
area. .. 41141 M ,1( 1\1 th t u [3. )Ull'V• 11 u ell ;'\l'\l'f>Ol1 Plac~ Ur l\i•~
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l'.11"' 1•l 1.'ll11dll("l' •II i.•,ir 111l'>cllll\11•1 I JO\,~' '1111 '\'I
2J ... fh~t' .. tn ~rw l.l••ll ·
Admittance is free.
buf the series is limited
to 35 pa r:ticipants in
each session, with pre·
registration in the Com-
munity Se!Ylces office.
GOURMET
MARKET.
Tired of traffic jams? Don't forget to check
with us about our free home delivery
service.
MORNING FRESH PRODUCE
Large Soli4 Iceberg Lettuce ........ 31c ea.
Sir~ l1111!bo Raby Grapefndt .... 4 for L•
So. Amertean Banaaaa ...... 4 lbe. for 1.•
Xtra Large BeU Peppers , ......... ISC ea.
Crispy Large C.CamMn .......... Z fer Zic
PRIME & TOP CHOICE BEEF
•led at least 30 days to &be pe•lt of perfection .
Delaney's Home Cared Corned Beef
Lean Bottom Roand or Brlsket : . . . 1.18 lb.
LoadoB Broll (tldck top IWBd) .... Z.18 lb.
Top Romd Steak (nplarat) .... %.18 lb.
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ATLANTA c l'I Atlanta
Braves n.:ht huudl'r Tommy
B oggs h a t! Ma nj fo?t>.r T om
Las orda of the Los Aogeles
Dodgers loolnnc for a htUe help
Bogg~ f1rt>d his st•contJ straight
f1ve-h1t shutout ovt•r tht' Dodgors
Monday 111ght 1n u 9-0 dec1s1on
tha t temporarily knocked Los
.Angeles out or Ill> !>hart• or the NL
\Ves t lt'ad with tht.• Hou!>ton
Aslros •
"·You lose a game you 1ust <'nn't
a (ford to lose-right now,' l .asorda
said ... We 're JU St h o ping
somebody else loses . too ··
LASORDA DIDN'T h ave to
identify the other team. It was ob·
vious, and. he got his wish.
San Diego downed Houston 6·4 .
later Monday mght. leaving the
Dodgers and Astros deadlocked 1n
first pl3Cl'. 411 games cihead Of
Cincinnati. which beat Sari Fra n
c1sco 6·2, and-se\·en games ahead
of the Braves. baseball 's hottest
team with a 28-9 record since Aug.
•7.
• Bob llomer·s two-r un first IJl·
~ning homer. his 33rd or the year,
he lped stake the Braves to an ear·
l)y 3·0 lead against Hurt Hooton.
i 13-6, and it was all Boggs needed
for his second shutout of a team (~r~~~~~!~1 ~~~~°1! rou~ _
Boggs. 10-9. retired the fi rst tO
'batters he fgced and 17 of the fi~ ...
18, missing o nl y o n Jay f Johnstone. who beat out a bunt
isingleinthefourth.
I' "WE'RE DEnNITEL y going
to decide the race and I think
these other teams are realizing
that," sald Boggs . "I think
, we· re as good as any team in the
: NatiQnal League, Q;lr none. A lot
~of people say i~ fluke but it's I not. If we "'don't win this year, J we ·11 be ton tending next year." t It was the fourth straight vic-
tor y for Atlanta~ and ended a f three-game Los An~eles winning
l streak. It was only the sixth ~ Dodgersetbackin26games. t Atlanta Manager Bobby Cox
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The Pennant Rae~
Games
W L GB Left
Houston 82 61 -19
Los Angeles 82 61 19
Cincinnati 78 66 4'h 18 ·
Remaining Schedule
CINC.tHH,Ut..u&l.. ~E 1USe.i>J....L6..11>_
San Fr.w><•KO. S..OI ti. 18 V\ HoU\lon
S.pt JO. 0c I I V\ San 01e90 0c I l . • S v~
Alldnld AWAY 1101 S<>pt 1', 70. 71 •I L~
A~••• StDI 11. 73 at SM Franc:IKo. Sept
)~. H di Mn °"'90. SePI U , 11, 11 •I
Hou•ton
HOUSTON rm HOME (I) SeDI •• V\
San' D•eQO S..01 16, 11. 11 v\ Ctn<•"""''
S•PI JO Oct '· 2 ... , Allantll AWAY 1111
Sept. ti 18 di C•nClnNh S..pl •9. 70. 11 .it
S.n Franc1•co 5ePI 11. lJ al San Ooeqo
Stop! ,. H di Atl..,,ta. Oct 3, • s at LO\
A"r>qf'IK
~ti ll ('on,1dt>r"> th(• l>u<l~l·r' i1\, th1·
lt'U1t\ to beat 111 tof1•, J I t·
··1 hl<t> their h.111 r·l11h 1 11\
said .. Th<'\ .111· P\tw rit·111·1 ti
Tbev'\e bt<en tl uv.n tlw tn·t1'h
before ·
Cox sa11I ht' v. .1-.11 1 111 \ lttf' up 1111
1)1!>(.'IUh)'t'I, hov.t·\1·1
.. i\~ long a-. v. t' i.:ot t·n1111gh
gam(•i-. v.e l>ltll gut.i t hanc c• hL1
ua1d "We mu-.t lwa t the· d ub-. tn
( r On l 0 ( U !> 11 I Y. I' I l' g 111 n ~
nowhert· ·
HORNER. Pl.\ \T'G tl~p1tt·
l5 SlltC'hes 1n a -.p1kt· V.t~Ut?d Qn 111:.
le>ft ankh:•. 1:-. n·.ilt -.ttl· 1n h1:-. ur
proachto Atl<JntJ 't hance!>
"It wouldn ·1 lw ..,o ball 1 f l hl•rc
was only ont· team a tu· all of U!>. but
1l 's a little tougl") v. 1th thrPc ··
Hom er also <1rttvl· an a n<Jther
run when hl' rt:d<'hl'cl 1111 an er-
ro r
Frankie K.awsh Loved Football
Leukemi.a ViCtim iJi~s When },e Can't Play (
Clll('J\GO 11\1') Frankie Ka~h 'so
•· l11v1·1I foot !Juli that when tre learned he
c uuldn 't plit) :any longer , he seemd lo give
u11 h1~ f1.:ti1 u~..i1nlit leukemia , the dlSease
th.ti v.a -. ,1nv.ly k1lhn1:t. him, his father
'aVM
Frunktt'. Iii. rtwd Friday, a week after
·' 11tl'rtnM tlw Lovola 01vers1ty Medical
, < c·n l l'I 111 hUburban Ma wood .
TWO HAYS BEFORE entering the
hti!)ptUll. b • wa:> told by school officials
t h,1t fie wru. inetlg.ible to play football at
1 .. 1ke Vie w lftgh School, where he wanted
111 transflor Officials said he had missed rtl'HrJ~ half a semes ter during the pr~viOUS
... 91MI year at KeJvyn P ark High School
·'H(' was terribly des pondent ~bout the
v. holl· thing," his father Frank s a id.
Whl'n he went back an the hospital. he
m:\<le th£' statement to his mot.her. ·''Yhy
tlon 't I JUSl d1t"""
"'Hl' was very quiet. conscientious.
rnachable." football Coach Earl Gorden at ·
La kt> View !)aid of t he 5· 10, 155·pound •
player "lk was a fairly serious kid ...
hl• v.asn'l very large A good .. lnlete.
tNtck " .
The y outh b ad prac ticed lith
t he school's team for' two weeks in late
August.'
GORDEN SAID FRANKIE would
h ave bee n Lake View's s ta rtin g
quarterback.
The leukemia was diagnosed in the
••f c-an·i hone11fly •ay ·lw
died beeau11(• tlf• .caua·i
· allo.eH Io pla!f. Blfl. .idM-n
you·re acalkf ng ~u,·h a fitu•
line fwfwee11 life a11d death.
~reryfhjng figurf•!f itt ...
-Kawsh's father
s prin of 1979 and Gorden -tiauJ Frankie
"didn't talk about 1t at all.··
.GORDEN SAID HE understood t he-
absences from Kelvyn Park were due to
treatment of the disease.
"He had to go for chemotherapy treat·
i>, -
menls," he s aid. "He look,ed as well as you
'or me:"
After school .. ficials said the boy did
_not have enough credits to play at Kelvyn
Park. Frankie planned to try playing at
Lake View. hi~ father sa ....... but officials in~
dicated that statewide eligibility rules
stood in the way.
"I POINTED OUT ·ro THEM that he
d1dn 't have a whole lot of time." Kawsh .
said.
· "Education was fine and good, but at
this point he needed anything that was
competitive, anything to keep his spirits
up. If he managed to live a yea~ or two.
great. If he died illiterate. what difference
did it make?"
Franlne ne/er registered at Lake
View. He entered the medical center Sept
5. complaining of a fleadache and muscle
soreness.
"I CAN'T tlON Em-LY SAY he died
becaus e he was n 't allowed to pla}:."
K awsh said ... But when you're walking
such a flne line between Hfe and death.
everything fi gures 1n."
RicardO
Signed
By Saints
By JOHN SEVANO
Ol ttle o.ily l'•tel SI.Ill!
Benny Ricardo is living proof
that the structure of the NFL is
not infallible.
Granted. Ricardo's case was
an exception. but it was an ex-
ception that beat the system
nonethe less.
Ricardo sit s in his Ne w
Orleans hotel room today a hap-
py man after signing a new two:
year contract that calls for him
to m ake a base salary of,$75.000
this season. which could amount
to more than SS0,000 1r incentive
clauses are met.
RICARDO'S POSITION is
quite a contrast over the last two
weeks. where he's had to stage
an agonizing waiting game by
his phone.
The Costa Mesa 'High a nd
Or.;rnge Coast '(;ollege graduate ,
• wai.ved just before the re~ular ·
season by Oelro1t. spent many
hours wondering 1( he 'd ever
kick in the NFL again.
·But. kick he will, and on his
own terms, which is re markabl
cons idering he lc(J the L)ons'
trarntng ca mp in a confracl dis·-. ---
pule July 25. and the normal
rule of thumb throughout the
league is -0nce you leave you
never come back unless it 's un-
df r the NFL's terms
"I bt•lteved 1 was wort h a cer-
tain price -a price I felt I
eci rned -and I just stuck to my
guns." 1s what the five-year
veteran will tell you. "I believed
APw • .....-rn what I was doing. I guess
LOS ANGELE~ 11q1 HOME I 121 !Jpt 17,
18 V> San 0t"90. !,eot 1q 10. 11 v• Conc:on-.
nat1 ~I 111 1l v• Allanld S<'PI 1•. HY\
San Fr.,nc:1..co Oct J •. s "'' Houlton AWAY (It Stpt ..... Atlant•. Sept. 16.11.18
al San Otego, S..ot JO, Oct 1. 1 di San Fran•
\•KO CLEVELAND QUARTERBACK BRIAN SIPE ELUDES A TACKLE BY HOUSTON'S TED WA~HINGTON. that •sthc 1mp0rtantthing"
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flouston QB Plays Bal,l Control
CLEVELAND <AP> -On those rare occasions
when the Clcvel&lnd Browns got their hands on the
ball. the Houston Otlers defense made s ure it
didn't matter.
And Oiters qu~erback Ken.Sta bler made cer-
tain his defense didn't tiave to work too hard, con·
trolling the ball for more than two·thirds of the
_ game in Houston's 16·7 Natiorial Football 'Geague
victory over the Browns Monday night.
THE LEFT-HANDER LULLED the Browns -
and perhaps m any of those watching on prime
eight-minute drive leading to Fntsch's 29-yard
field goal early in the fourth period
ON TIIAT DRIVE, Cleveland chos~not to ac-
cept an interception by Thom Darden whi.ch would
have given them the ball inside their own five.
••f lhink Iii~,. a t•onlldenr.f'
builder fo ~ont rol ~ bal~.
bft-aaae nothing ""' good dtiflflll
time television -to sleep. connecting on 23 of 28 CCIII~ old al 11:•
short and intermediate range passes for 187 yards
to set up three Tony Fritsch field goals and a two-Instead, they took a penalty that left the Oilers in a
yard touchdown run by Tim Wflson. third·and-29 situation near midfield.
"The way we were controlling the ball, it Stabler then hit Mike Barber with a 14-yard wasn't necessary t<1 thrQw Jong," Stabler said. "I b d b L I Al d · · think it's a confidence-builder to control the ball. pass and was roug e Y Y e za o. giving Houston a first down at the Browns' 20. ~~~ause nothing but g;x1 things can come out or "We felt we could stop them and get the ball
So e fficient we re the Oilers that after on the 20-yard line," explained Browns Coach Sam
Cal . Hill . h th Rutigliano. · 'C leveland's Brian Sipe.hit vm wit a ree-Following the field goal, the Browns ran off yard scoring pass early In the second quarter, bli th I led mt st bl
Ho'uston ran orr 63 or the next 76 offensive plays, their 0 gatory ree p ays, pun I a a er directed his second nine-minute drive. The Oilers Houston running back Earl-Campbell,.-held to settled for 8 17.yard field goal ·when three. ijob
seven yards in the first period, came alive 1n the Carpenter plunges on first-lijld-goal from the 1
second period and finished with 106.. failed to pay off.
"It's so great to have a guy liie Earl," Stabler 1 The victory Improved Houston's record to H :
said. -Cleveland fell to 0·2. ' THE BllOJfNS 8ELD A 7·3 edge at halftime. • f.. ~.:-C
·Houston's three points coming on a 25-yard Fritsch U.S. Faces· Mexico l'1 uu~m up
WHAT RICARDO BELIEVED
was that his field goal percen-
tage of 70 percent over the past
four years was worth more than
the $40,000 the Lions wanted to
pay him on his option year.
Ricardo. miffed at Detroit's at·
tilude and treatment. walked out
of camp along with teammate Al
"Bubba" Baker.
After weeks of negotiations.
which didn't help rem edy the _
situation <"I gave them a price
they couldn't a ffo rd ." s ays
Ricardo). Detroit finall y gave
its kicker his ·unconditional re-
lease.
That release. however . came
only three days before the start
of the regular NPL season when
most teams already had their
rosters set. So. Ricardo had to
wait ... andthat wasn 't easy.
, ','This week has bee n the
t oughest or all ," admitted
Ricardo. "The first week I s till
had my anger against Detroit.
But this week. I s uddenly re·
ali,led l might not be playing in
tht"rN FL this season."
Ricardo's arrival and subse-
quent signing with" New Orleans
Monday was no accident. The
Saints , unhappy with their
kicker's performance the week
before, had called in JUcardo for
a two-day tryout.
. COACU DICK NOLAN balked
on signln'g Ricardo then, )\'ant-
ing to give his high draft pick
Russell Erxleben another
chance. The opportunity ran out boot that capped the fint of two nine·minute
drives. The seeond hall was all Houston.
"I don't know where the second half went,"
said Sipe, who. finished with 12 coqipletions in 25
attempts tor 106 yards . "We were on and off the
field two limes. We couldn't get a first down .·:.
The Oilers took the second·ba~f kickoff at tHeir
own 33, and, helped by a Browns 6ctlding penalty
that nullified an Elvia Fran.ks intr,,rceplion, took a
LONDON <A/> -Top-seeded Argentina has though when Erxleben had
drawn West Germany as its opening-round roe in the another poor showing in the
new-format 1981 Davis Cup competition. organizers Saints' 22-3 loss at Chicago SUI\·
said Tuesday. • day. giving their $110,000 draft
-France meeP Australia for the first lime since pick of '78 only a 32.4-yard
World War II. Britain takes on Italy and the Unit· average on 11 punts and a POC>r
ed States. be_!lte11_. by Ar.gent~a in this year's two -of·f!ve on field~oal al·
10-7 edge on Wllaori'a score. -Tiie-Browm ran "1ff thet-... r--ont-'"y tllffeprays o
the "quarter, punted, ud Stab~r eolineered an
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American z()ne final.-hosts""MeXJco. tempts. •
Play in the main division of the tourney will ''I hate to see any y dolnt
began next March with the finaheheduled-for tale -bad.'· said Ricar.dG-Qf Er-·
fall or December f8eelllCAllDO. PageB.1) ·
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M~t>ruin Defie Blitz
And ~ts Pac-10 R~cord ........ -..-.. .
If oppocwnl.\ kt.~'') rh•llt-fl1tan1t Slanford'i-. PH \ [i]
1ng attuck wtrh lh1• bhll. All Amt>rll'11n Kf'n •9•
Murgen.am ma)' hj\C to flt>Hfr for l<"l\~ r~·t•t-pt10n~
lhll!> l(eaM>f\ I _, And tht• formc'r t-'ounl~11n \'allf') thgh Sc-hoot Mar ll•Yb
th..it ·~ 1lltU\ 'A lth him .met ht• th1nh (1u11rt1·rbaC'k J ohn' l'!lwit y
ntn takl' 1l. too ~
Margt>rum 'A ho h.i:o. t nut:ht thl"\.-t> tour hdown r>ti'M'i'> tha'
\'t'tH and .i Pnr1(1r 10 n•1•1m l 24 1n ha~ r j n·t·r !At Stanfor1t. w it'
irn(UC'.'d tht.• \'OOkn•n1·t• ' l 'IU\t'f of I ht• Wt'l'k Mondll) I h• C"a u~ht 1~11 Tl> pu:-11l'' 1n thf' t'anhnJ h 19 14 victory O\tc"r
Tulttnt' Saturda' J t•,r11t t> ltw t>ht t
· I hof":, th~\ 110 kt't'P hhti11\Ji John "~"' rnn•t t'nough tu ---= ke tht> poil.Qdln)t. M u r~t·rum -..mt .11 th1· wt•(•kl.> St~nrortl
Calafomw foo(bull rnt•th a lunt·hf'oil
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wh1C'h bill.Zed 'a ·lot too Turk Sdlm11·11 "a' 'ill'kt-d J ft•\\
times. Jl.l.'>l hkt• John wa:. ~Jtur1hr I 11nl) Cliu~ht thr1·1·
passt>S, but I gained 129 ~ J rtb , Maritt~rum :.aid
Elway Wd~ unda•r l'llll~tanl 1>res~un· rron:i Tulant·:. dt•
fe nsc Saturday hu1 ~ti ll thrL'\\ f111 21{7 \ a nl~ .and l \\O
touchdown passes . both tn MarRt>rum Tht• last :.rnnn~ pa ... ,
ca me w1th 38 second!> rc ma1nan);! and matlt• Stanford a w111
ne r. . .
By snaggln~ th<' lwq TD pa:.scs Saturda). M ;i r~<·rum . a
senior wade r-c~e1vcr, bfoke the old ronferl'nre rf'rord of 22
raree r touchdown passc~ sha'red by Hugh ('amptwll of W<i:-.h
ington State and Wc~lcy Walkt•r of C'ahforna a ·
.------Quof P of fflp DaPJ ------.
"I ran :0.11 1n m.) apartment and ''11.Ul<'h 250 NB/\
game~ a year '>'lthout ll•aving my h\"lng room "That
may be nice for the fan. hut I'm not so sure it 's a good
thlnl! for tht• ll'ilgu1· .. NBA Commissioner Lawrence
O'Brien. on tht> 'pn·act of s ports on television.
oart1cuJarl~ c·ablt· net works
.-W•orf>r·~ Tltrt•••·hif I .-r llfaal11 Gim•••
Tom St-aver tossed a three·hitter and Dan Ii
Driessen and Ray Knight knocked in two runs
'apiece Monday n1gh1 to lead Cincinnati to a 6·2 vie·
tory over San Francisro &>aver, 9-7, surrender.t!d
a leadoff single to Bill North m the fi rst inning. and a leadoff
homer t6 Darrell Evans and a single Lo Rennie Stennelt
in the . ninth. The "Reds patche r e ntere d whe ninth
. inning looking for 'his sixth <•a reer one-hitter . which would
h ave est a b lis hed a mode rn National
League rc rord In other games.
Keith Hernandez a nd George Hendrick
triggered a fo.ur·run sixth inning outburst
with consecutive doubles and Andy Rin·
con pitched a fivc:hitte r in his m aJOr
leagut'.' dt'.'but to lead St Louis to a 5· I vie·
tory over the Chicago Cubs. Rincon con·
trabutcd a run-s coring single to rally the
Cardinals when the game was deadlocked.
1 I In the American League . Al
Oliver's 2.000th career hit knocked in the·
suvu first run of the game in the sixth inning
:ind Texas went on to beat Oakland. 2·0 and allow Kans as Ci· ty to clinch at least a tie for the American League West title.
The 3.1-year-old Oliver. m his 13th season. joined Pete Rose
and Rod Carew as the only art ave players with 2.000 hits an<t a
lifetime .:n> nvcragc . ~attle's Mario Mendoza drove in
four runs. two of them an the Manners' nine-run third inning
an a 12· l rout of the Cha t'ago White Sox. The Mariners sent 14
men to the plate an t he big th1rd inning ... Seattle actavat
ed Willie Hofton who has languished on the disabled hst s ince
Aug. 22. He was suHcrmg from blisters on his hands.
l"orawr \/Udng Bra1111i11g C'Mt 11!1 Pa~e.n
WEST LAFAYETTE. Ind. -Fonner Marina m
·High School and Notre Da me standout Rich Bran-
ning and Bob Roma of Princeton were released
Monday by the ,Indiana Pacers of the NBA as
Coach Jack McKinnercut his roster to 14 players.
Branning, a 6-foot-3 guard •. was a fourth·round draft
pick. Roma. a 6·7 forward , is a free agent who was invited to
the training camp on Purdue University's campus .
Al.Manna. Branning was an All·CIF selection and played
on the 1976 Sunset League championship team. In 19751 he
was a member of the Viking team which lost to Palos Verdes
in the CIF 4·A title game, 64·52. ·
Indiana opens its 'exhibition season Saturday against the
Detroit Pistons In Saginaw, Mich.
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('1Nt'IN Nl\1'i The Cincinnati Reds told Ill
Johnny Bench th.,y would "do our best" lo limit
h1~ ratclun~ nl'X t :season to two games a wee~.
l<cd11 Prt'8ilknt lhck Wagner said Monday.
Out Wa~ner s~ud he could give no assurances that Bench
would play fn.-quently In another role as the catcher had re·
(jUf'Slt\(j
··Johnny told u~ ut our earlier meelin~ that he did noJ.
want to catch ftlore than two games per
week next.. season." Wagner said following,
u meeting with-8en~h. -•
• · 1 iold bim t«f ay, that we respect that r~quest and will Clo our best to abide by
that. At the same time. I told him that we
feel hl! has much to rontribute to this team
und we hope he will want to catch more
than two games."
Bench. in his 13th full season as ·the
lfrds catcher. has said sincespring train·
int: that be doesn't want to catch fulllime
nl•xt ~eason . citing the physical strain.
8N"U o .. Te11dhdei .. l11 Hflftd
.. KANSA~"'CITY . Mo,. -George Bretl of the Ill
Kan-.,1:-. City Royals has developed tendinitis io his
11~hl h;1nd and has chances of becoming the first
mun to hat 400 in 39 years now seem in jeopardy.
Ill-hu~ resolving tendinitis or one of his wrist ex·
lt•n'""' " l>r Will iam Benson said Monday after the 45·
·manuh· 1•x:.aminat1on "J told him I would not want him going
h.1C'k 111 ph1\ in.:· until Uus becomes non painful. How long that
"ii I 1 ak\• " Vt·r_,. unpredicta~le, It matters what tendon it is.
.111d h<1w ~t·n·n.• lhl' tendinitis is. but I'd hope sometime in the
m·xt fou r to s ax da\ s ..
Hrcu as hilting 396 but has missed eight straight games
~1n1·l· his right wrist became sore on Sept . 7. He is 55 shy or
th<' nt!cessary 50Z plate appearances lo qualify. for the
l\mcru:an League batting title. Jf he played every one of the
Hoy:11s· remaining lH games he would need to 11verage slight·
ly more than three plate appearances each game to reach
502 Should he £311 s hort of the 502 appearances, he mighl still
"1n lht• Amer1c·an League batting title but he could not be
rl'roi::ruzc<t offi cially as a 400 hitter even if his average re·
a<'ht•d that level.
The Royals, who could clinch the American League West
title Wlth a vi ctory against California tonight. got more bad
news Monday when sore-a rmed pitcher Rich Gale was also
diagno~ with tendinitis.
.-------Btu~H Teda11 ------..
On this date in baseball in 1975:
Rennie Stennett of the Pittsburgh Pirates tied
Wilbert Robinson's 1892 major league record by go1111?
7·for-7 as the Rues mauled the Chicago Cubs 22·0 an
the biggest 'Shutout victory in big league history.
On lhjs date in 1960:
At the age of 39. Warren Spahn set a club .r~ord
with 15 strikeouts and hurled the fi rst of his two career
no·hatters as he · pitched the Milwaukee Braves to a 4-0
victory over tl}I Philadelphia Phillies .
On this date in 1939: .
The New York Yankees clinched their fourth
straight American League pennant, beating the Detroit
Tigers 8·5.
On th.is date in 192~:
Jim Bottomley of the St . Louis Cardinals drove in a
record 12 runs as the Cards routed' the Brooklyn
Dod~crs 17-3.
Today's Birthday ·
Milwaukee Brewers infielder Robin Yount is 25.
... fOnlfM'll PainN C'aeue E..n Midldraacal
ing of s tomach pains and severe headaches. •
LAS VEGAS -Chris Evert Lloyd, complain· m
withdrew Monday from a women's tennis touma·
ment that starts)tere today. •
Lloyd said she became ill last week at a doubles tourna·
ment in Jacksonville, Fla .. and has been vomiting and eit·
pcriencmg headaches since. Tournament officials said she
wi ll undergo tests.
Lloyd was seeded second behind Martina Navratilova in
the event.
.tloNf PenaU:ed ·'°HL Pf~._,irex
Left win~er Dave "The Hammer" Scbulz, the •
most penalized player in the National · Hockey
League. retired Monday after a IO.year e~reer
whieh included a stint with the Los Angeles Kings.
Sch'ulz spent m9st of his career with the Philadelphia Flyers
.. :"i, The New Jersey Nets or the NBA opened training
·camp with two top 1980 draft choices. Mike O'Korn. a
forward from the University of North Carolina and Mike •
Gmlaskl, a 6·11 center from Duke, have both signed contracts
with the team ,
'T~o~Radlo
TV: No events scheduled.
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KABC C790l; Angels at Kansas City, 5:Jq p.m .. KMPC (710).
SPORTS BREAK FOOTBALL
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Now H'laat? ••w•,.......•
Norris Weese. late of the Denver Broncos. was never re-
cognized as a starting quarte rback. And now that Denver
has swapped two draft choices and quarterback Craig
PenroseforQB Matt Robinson. he has no place to go .
Quic~ Failure ' . Broncos' Weese]obleM
From AP Dispatc:hes
T he telephone ran~ a few
tames in the house in Engle wood ,
Co lo . Then Norri s Wee se
answered it. He wasn't hip-deep
in play books. game films and
the rest of the off-day accolltre·
ments of Natio na l Football
League quarterbacks
He was, in fact, ankle·d~p in
water. "I'm JUSt an ordinary
l'itizen with a plumbing prob
lc m." he said by way of in
trod u ct ion . T he pipes h ad
backed up. the basement floor
w as wall·lo·wall water and
Norris Weese, lafe of the Denver
Broncos. w·as vacuuming up the
overflow.
"For once. I'm glad I'm not
s t i ll play ing ," he s ai d .
"Otherwis e I w6uldn't be
around todaY .. lOA.h~lo take-care
oft his mess ."
AN APT DESCRIPTION of
the last weeks of his career as a
pro quarterback, too. A mess.
Never really recognized as ~
siarter, he was able to read the
writing on the wall the moment
the Broncos traded first·round
and seeond·round draft choi~
a nd third-string quarterback
Craig Penrose to the New York
J-ets in order to get Matt
Robinson.
Robinson wound up No. I.
Craig MortQD settled in as No. 2
and Weese had no place to go.
Long before the sea s on
s t a rted, when the trade was
made, I knew my future here
was in doubt at best." said the
29 ycur·old Weese. who spent
fnur years an t hl' NFL. most of
lhf•m tr.vin~ :rnd failing to dis·
pl a et· the ancient < hy pro sland-
a rdS') Morton
I ntcrc~tangly. Weese looked \.
forw ard to a qukk failure of
c;ports wtth the Broncos this year.
"I WORKED OUT real hard in
the off st'ason. got m yself ready
10 go t w:.ss hoping to be traded
bcforP th<• t·a mp opened or to get
t'Ut an the fi rst week or so, early
enough to be picked up by some
other team ," he said.
Writers Honor
· Surf's Moyers
Cahfomaa Surf forwa rd Steve
Moyers has been honored as one
of the top North Am e rican
players in the NASL in balloting
hv the Profe s'ilon a l -s<>c-cer
Re porters Association.
Moyers. a 23·year-old forward
from St. Lo ui s who will
eele brate his birthday next
week. scored J3 goals a risf added
three asss1sts in 26 games for-
the Surf this season.
One of the more agressive
playe rs on · the Surf squad,
Moyers was cited four 60 fouls
a nd r~eived one yellow caution
this season.
The soccer reporters named
Seattle goalkeeper Jac k Brand,
a Canadian citizen, as the North
Am!rican Play~r of the Year.
... .. Shula M~y BencJt Griese Baseball Standings
MIAMI CAP> Mia mi Dolphins Coach OOn
Shula. unhappy with has team's offens ive output an
their first two games. said Monday that he is
considering benchmg 14·year veteran Bob Gn ese. in
favorof.DonStrock
"We're going to give consideratJon Lo making a ~hauge. I haven't made a final decision on it,·· said
Shula. "We're trying lo ~en~rate some more
~rtense. ·· · ~ ~ Griese. who has been the Dolphins' No l rarterback since he was selected in the firs t round
the 1967 Na tional Football League draft, won the
. irting berth in the preseason this year a n er Shula
ad declared the ppsition open. '
•. ·.BUT SHULA EMPHASIZED before the
season-opener at Buffalo that he wouldn't hesitate to
callonStrockifhethoughtachangewasneeded.
"It was tough after the preseason to make the
determination one way or the other." Shula said. "I
made it for Bob because of his past accomplishments
with the Dolphins and the fact that he looked healthy
~ ~~r~!~~n 't anything St1"1Ck did or didn't "do
*t said he couldn't s tart." Shula continued. "Now
we're considering giving him theopportµnity to start
and utilize Bob like we did las t year the times Don
s tarted ..
Gn ese got off to a slow start in 1979 and
eventually lost the starting job to Strock. who has
been h.is backup tor seven years. But two games
later. Griese won the position back when he came off
the bench to ignite a 26-point second half rally which
carried Miami ton 39·24 y,ictoryoverNew Eng~and.
GRIESE WAS INEFFECTIVE in the Dolphins'
season-opening 17-7 loss at Buffalo and was replaced
by Strock after completing only three or his first
eight passes for 36 yards aeainst CinciMati on
Sunday.
Strock· got the Dolphins' aerial attack going in
the second half against the Bengals and hit on lOof 17
passes for 145 yards and one touchdown as Miami
ea med a 17·16come-from·behind victory.
On the season. Strock has co~leted 14 of 25
passes for 183 yards and Griese is 14 of 26 for 137
yards. Both have t}\rown one touchdown pass while
Griese has been.intercepted three limes and Strock
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W L Pct. GB
x-Kansas City 89 55 .618
Oakland 72 73 .497 171fz
Texas 70 73 .490 18l12
Minnesota 63 80 .441 25'12
Chicago 60 82 .423 28
Angels 58 84 .408 30
Seattle 52 91 .364 3611:1
~Division
New York 91 52 .636
Baltimore 86 57 .601 5
Boston 75 65 .536 141h
Milwaukee 77 67 .535 14'h
Cleveland 73 69 .514 17'h
Detroit 73 70 .510 18
Toronto . 61 82 .427 30
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Dodgers 82 61 .573
Houston , 82 61 .573
CinciMati 78 66 .542 4'n
Atlanta 75 68 .524 7
San Francisco 67 76 .469 15
San Diego 63 81 .438 1911:1
East Division
Montreal 79 64 .552
Philadelphia 78 65 .545 I
Pittsburgh 75 69 .521 41h
St. Louis '5 79 .451 H 'h
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Pooley in · ·Queen ·~ary
12 Area Players A.ho Entered .
By HOWA&b L. KANDY °'""-.............. Tlw Lon.c Beach QUHn Mary aoll toumament
at El Dorado Munie1p1I Golf Count" In L:.on& ~ach
beahuuna Thursday, wtll have an out.Standina flekt
includlng Don Pooley, wanner ol tM B C Open tn
En~lcott: NY. ttu ynr, ·
Pooley ls amontt th\• top 20 monty winners on
the VGA Tour •'tth more than s1so.ooo' in omclaJ
money lilnd '1& 3 fornH'r champ100 of the• Queen
Mary event ll!l78l
. Why 1:-h \.' pla~ inti 1n the Loni· """"'h
tournallW'flt" , .
·"My par~nL'I hvf' 1n lthtt>nUde and I have
many frit-nds in Southern Caltforma and I want to
show them I cun pla) ,'' Pooley say:-. .
· • Wht.._, he c;aptured the 8 C · OPf'n, he won
S49.SOO, ~-eu abow tht• l'ntlct> pun.t• for the Long
Beach event tit> f1n1sht'd fourth \n cr,e lA6 Angt>lt>!.
Open this year 1o1nll had a 't'rof'ld and third place
finish as well befon• h1$ \'I t'tun
, THE OllANG E C'OA.."T A&E Wtll -be well
represented agwn 111 thl' Qut.'t'n Ma ry ""hat lea:.t
12 players from thl' uea ~ned to pla including
Ray Carrasco. Bruce Pt-tt1t . {.'hip la\ 1n, Dave
Sheff and Jf'rn Wist of I rvint'. 8111 Borden. Don
Brown and Jark Conrad of Costa Mesa Amt!,
Dokka of San Juan Capis trano Andy Koppel of
Huptington Beach , . tl•n• Seal::r or Fount am
Valley: and Jim Week-.ofSanl'lemente ·
Jn addition .. form"er La~wta Niguel re51den1
Mark O'Meara, tht.' 1979 S and Caltforma state
amateur champion. will make his prof(lssaonal
debut:/ · · r played 11 tournaments in 12 weeks and my
average in the m~af portion of.play was 71, ··said
O'Meara who now resides Jn Lake Fores t, Ill.
O 'Meara will 1'l0 to the PGA regional
qualifying school later this month
The Queen Mary even! runs Thursday through
Sunday at El Dorado Municipal with a total pnzc rund or S35.ooo
• • •
MORE 111AN 500 PER.SONS contributed over
$5,000 to watch Lee Trevino display has golfing
skills and humor at a ,golf <.'linic and nine·h~ ..
Si. Fra~~
l'Xhrbll on ut El Prudo (ioll Course in Chlno l•st
W~t.'k • Proce..Os wt'nl to the Southern Califomaa
Mexi<'un American Golf As~iati°? to benefit its
JUnic1r l(Olf program Trt'vino plans tu become even more ac;tlve ~n
Junior aolf when he> rettres ~l~. "' says,he ~
op<•n u junior golf academy an the Dallas area and
rontlnue a serlc>s of youth C'llnics a round the
coun1 ry ut thttt tlnw ••• A NATIONAL TEACHING division seminar•
will bl• hclcl In Florida Od. 12· 15 wtlh the L~GA
teaching cliv1s1on hponsorlng the national semanar . . n
I n t pro h·:..,1 o nal~. teac her s, coaches anjl
mt·n·handJ.,t·r::. -Spt•aker!> will represent the NGF. USGA and
pc; . or America and Will include John Oer,r. J?rs .
uncta Bunker and Bob Rotella, J oe 0 Brien,
~tephen f'oehl and Lorraine Abbott.
For further 1nformat1on. contact Paula
Marafmo. adm101strat1ve director at the LPGA
ufhce. 919 Third Ave . New York, N.Y. 10022 or
c·a ll <212> 751-8181 •••
WHEN BRIAN LINDLEY won the Costa Mesa
Open tournament recently. it marked culmination
of a seven-year struggle ror the Mesa Verde CC·
member they call. Dr. Golf. . . . :
Lindley attempted to enter the event m its first
ycnr at the age or 17 but chairman Joe Costello
and his rommittee had specilled that all players
must be 18 and o vt!r. •
Since that time. Lindley has missed only one
Costa Mesa event and this year he set.,.a two-day,
a6 .'hole tournament scoring r ecord of .134 in
w1nnmg by five strokes over fbrmer champion Ken
Teel of San Clemente'
A former student al USC. he is also a former"
Los Angeles City champion and his 68 on the _Los
Lagos course Sunday gave him the &owest seore on
that layout in the tournament's history.
Al'WI ........
·FreedoQI
Is Cup
Favorite
NEWPORT; R.I. <AP> -The
U.S. 12-meter yacht Fr:.eedom
took up the 24th defense today or
the world's oldest sports trophy --sm( ofrered in regular competi-
tion, theAmerica)sCup.
Making their firth consecutive
challenge, the Australians were
not openly optimistic, but rather
hopeful of capturing the 129·
year-old Cup and returning it to
their homeport i n Perth.
··ALL THE woaDS in the
world can't win yacht races."
"Warren Jones, executive direc·
t8r of t~ Australian challenge.
said . "They're won on the
water." .
Malin Burnham. skipper of
Freedom 's trialhor'se, En-
terprise, oHered this bit of
soothsaying: "Freedom w111
race and win on Tuesday. They
will race and win on W~nesday.
Australia will ask for a Jay day
on Thursday. Freedom will race
and win on Friday.· They will
race and win on Saturday."
The sloop Windward Passage sets her spinn aker in the
shadow of the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco on
her way to first place in the St. Francis Perpetual Trophy
Regatta Monday "' •
The best-of-seven match· rac-
ing series between Freedo~.
skippered by Dennis Conner or
San Diego. and the yhcht
Australia. skippered by J im
Hardy, was being held on Rhode
Island Sound.
Modem America's Cup rules
set a course 24.3 nautical miles
long with six legs in a roughly
triangular s hape. The rirst leg is
into the wJnd. The second two
form the triangle. They are the
reaching legs. The final three
legs are aloni the original side
of the triangle, back and forth. IC
is caned an Olympic course .
E'ro• PafJ# Bl
RICARDO SIGNS . • •
Jeben's plight. "But at least I 'm
not replacing somebody and put-
t ing them out or a job.
"He (Erxleben) has been in-
sistent in the past on doing both
the punting and pl ace-kicking.
but I think he realizes he can 't
now."
Ricardo said he received a
hero's welcome upon his 6:30
a .m . arrival in New Orleans.
.. l'VE NEVER BEEN so im-
pressed with anyone before."
said Ricardo or Saints' General
Manager Steve Rosenbloom.
who was the Rams' executive
vice-president last season
"He made me feel so relaxed.
He"s got class written all over ·
him. I was able to get every
thing I wanted and more ...
Now all tha( remains is the
pressure of performing.
"I love pressure." Ricardo
s.a i<J .... ActuaJJy, fear is a
motivating thing ror me. It helps
me to J?erform better.
"I THINK OTHER players
have to realize that as long as
you play a game Lit(e football the
pressure is going 'to be there.
·And the quicker they accept that
the better orr they'll be. ~
"I have a gut feeling about be-
ing here. You know when you h~ve that gut feeling about being
right? Well, lhis is my place.
''I've always wanted to be a
Saint. I figure it 's bette"r to be in
heaven as a Saint than ln .the junsle as a Lion."
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THE RACE IS contested
between 12·meter racing sloops.
exotic seagoing machinesaoout
65 feel long with nearly 2.000
square feet of sail area. Cost of
design and construction runs
a~ut Sl.5 million each, malting
this by far the most expensive
sp0rt in the worl<i .
The past two cha JJenges, like
this one both lodged by
Australian land developer Alan
Bon~ have come to NeWp<>rt
and gone away· empt,t-handed.
Coura"Seous. the defender the
past two limes, swept Bond's
Southern Cross 4-0 in 1974, and
Australia IQSt four straight in
1977.
"It's one of those mountains
left in the world to be climbed,••
Jones said.
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Golden 50
Prep F oo~ball
EMILE HARRY. RICK MOSER
Golden 50
<Last week's plays of.SO yards or more>
~Rkk Moser l Ocean View I. kickoff re·
turn
69--Emile Harry <Fountain V~lley), P<\SS
from Matt Stevens
59--Bob Urmson (Estancia ). TD pass
from lim Mccahill
• 53-Damon Sweazy (El Toro>. TD run
52-Doug Irvine (Ocean View). kickoff
rel urn
lndlvklual Statistics ~' Rushing
1. O.J . Bell <Edison ). 25-163; Scott Stier
(Huntington Beach). 31 ·150, Jim Gleed
<Dana Hills), 24 133 . Damon Sweazy l EI
Toro>. 12-123.
Passing
1. Clay Tucker <Corona del Mar l. 13-20-0,
189 ; 2. David Harns l Westminster ). 12·22·0,
181 : 3. Paul Sizelove (Dana Hills>, 12·19·1,
166: 4. Bill Tos heff <University L 9-19-1. 165;
5. Bob Grandsta ff (Marana), 9-15·0. 161.
Receiving
1. Chris Brig~ <Corona del Mar >. 6·97: 2.
Joel Rodgers <Westmins te r>. 6-77 . 3. Ken
Davenport (Dana Hilis). 5·88. 4 Onassis Nix-
on. <Costa Mesa), 5·49, 5. Jeff Frandsen
(Marina). 4-89.
Scoring
1. D.J . Bell (Edison >. 18: 2. Doug Irvine
(Oc\an View>. Jim Gleed <D.ana Hills>. 12.
• ..
TuoedaY. September 18, 1980 ~LY PILOT
Bird· May FOOi
The Pressure ~
BROOKLlNE. Mass. (AP> -Pressure? Larry
Bitd aays hedidn'L really f~l much last season.
After all. he was only the bl11est )_wpe the
Bost 'Cs.Jlad lo rebQund trom lhe1r ~~t
recor in 29 years. And there were the big contrJct
and big college reputatipn lo Uve up t_o. .
Pressure? It'll take a Jot more than that to get
. to the imperturb'able do-it-a ll forward from In-
diana State University .
·•1 nDl'!liK WHEN LARR.Y was a kid he got a
dictionary and that word -pressure -wasn't in
it." says 8osto'1 Coach Bill Filch.
But now R1rd must be reading a revised edi-
tion because the word does sUp out on occasion.
"1 dldn't really have pressure on me <l,ast
season>." Bird said at the Celtics' Hellenic College
training camp. "Maybe I have more this year." .
That's not because he feels he must show that
his first season m the National Basketball Associa-
tion was no Ouke.
RATHER, HE SAID, it's because the only
Celtics· player who had more assists than him last
season. may bypass the 1980-1981 season befause or
· a contract dispute. Nate Archibald, the director of
the offense. has not come to camp. .
tr Archibald doesnlt play for the Celtics. tl]e
versatile Bird might ha'1e to carry an even bigBer
share o( the load and function as a 6·fOOt ·9 guard
on occasion.
"We're in the pro{'ess of losing a key guy,
Tiny." s aid Bird. "It's hard to say how his absence
would affect the Celtics ... The consequenc_es
may be J;lreat. may be nothing. but we'd Jik~to
ha.ve him badt:"
UCI Topped_
LOS ANG fo~L ES ·Coacll.M1k~ Puritz·s UC
lr v 1nt• wnmt'n 's
volleyball team dropped
its 1980 opener Monday
night to Loy<Aa '!' three
straight games.
The An t eate r s
dropped their first two
~ames by dose scores .
15· 12 and 15 13, before
losmg the finale, 15·6.
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Fan Violence
··Is Spreading
LONOON ~AP 1 Craig French was just 17
when he was batte red a round the head eight days
ago. He was found ly ing 1n the street and died next
day after emergency sur~ery failed to save him.
A :soccer game broug ht about his death.
He had been founc:H.mconsclous near the soc·
cer stadium in Middlesbrough. a northeas t
England steel town with no .reputation for rough·
ness
FRENCH WAS FATALLY beaten or kicked as
J crowd of 17 .000 streamed away from a scoreless
tie between Middlesbrough. the local club he sup-
ported. and tht>' visiting Notthcngham club. in the
firs t division of the Engli'ish Soccer League.
Police say that 1n ronnection with French's
death. a Notthingham man will appear in court in
Middlesbrough charged wit h "ma king an affray,"
a med ieval legal term used in prosecuting street
fights when evidence 1s lacking for a stronger
charge
French was the eighth persop to die m soccer
vio lence in this t'ountry in the last two years, a
s hocking slat1st1(' for generally well-behaved
Britain .
Authorities and t he press. and many of the
rans. ar e d.isturbed by thas outbreak. or hostility.
The tide or violence and mob hooliganism is rising.
turning the once pcacefuJ pastime of watching
-sports into a risk business threate ning life itself.
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TWO OTHER FATAL-VICTI MS were s tabbeO.
Ont' was pushed under a hus. another under a
train. one was t'rus hcd to d eath by a wall that was
de libe rately collapsed 'by a mob, .and the othe rs
were kir ked 10 death
The re have bt'l'n 88 nli.IJ Or disorders at
m atc hes )n the la'>t t v. o "('jsons Fights break out
regularly amon~ l-l'l'<'lators m the stands . Fans
frequently an\ ade the pl aying :ircas to dispute re ·
ferees' de('lsions. Play('rh and -;pectators are hit
by bolllt•s. rocks and n(.•edle sharp darts
Fans on their wa~ 111 Lite ground s wreck trams.
smash up ra1 lroa1d :-.tJt1on~. loot shops. assault
-passersby and :itt:.aC'k pohc·l' offwl.'r~ who try to &n·
tl'rfere
The tough-; frf.'I ...,ufet ~ in numbers and freely
admit to n·rx>rtN~ that the:• .1ttcnd soccer games
hopinf.! fo r '' d1ann · to v.wld thc•cr muscle. They
mo!.-11~ u~t· kcrc· knurkll.'<; and rootware 10 heavy
lt.·ath1•r "bm \'t•r txtttwr hoots Some carry chains
to UM.' as flj1b and J fc·v. have kn1vc!i
FOR THE RECORD SOCCER I BUSINESS
OU TllOmpeo11 II has been named chairman
and .la F . Muny president or Padftc IDVf'll·
meafMuagemenl Co., Newport-Oeach.
Paige \'. Simpson, president of ClllRna Bank
of, Coeta Mesa, has been appointed chairman of
California · Bankers i\ssociation Ba nking
P r ofessions -g r o up a nd member o r the
CALBANKPAC Committee.
PbWp D. Ball. Santa Ana. 1s art director for
Clay Pabllcom, lac ., Irvine
"' · Lloyd WUson, Ne wport Beach. is assistant
vice president a nd branch manager of the new
Mission Viejo branch of Beverly
HUls Savings.
Dawn Peck has been named
advertis ing director for IEEE
Compute r Graphics & Apphca·
lions and IEEE Mic ro. Los
Angeles. The Fountain Valley
resident will continue as ad·
vertising director fo r I EEE
Computer Sodely's Compute r •
magazine. •
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Robert w. Rasner IS vice president of market·
ing fo r Comprel\ensivf' Care Corp., a health care
management company. based in Newport Beach.
Rasner. a i::raduate or Obi'> State University. will
wor k at the firm ·s regional he adquarters 1n
Bri~geton. Mo.
Several m a nufacturing departml·nt promo.
tions havt' bC'cn announcC'd by Laguna Furniture
Co.
They snc lud(' Harvey Gale rkin to plant
mana~e r . Raul P . f'ut•,•ai. a:-....,16tant p lant
manager . Dave Northford. mana~t·r of engineer
ing and quaht:-a~!>urancc·. Frank Jame~. main
tenance mana~er Davf> Fogle. nl'W matenal aon
produc tion contro l manage r . Jan Phelps.
s upervisor of p11rc ha!>1nJ! <tnd Larry S'1ipley. dis·
tribut1on man.:i~cr
·Modesto to LA
Ai.-Se~vice s~t
POLICF. llORSF.S CO)lii;TROLUNG socacr FRESNO <A P > t\1rlinr ·sen11ce be.tween
crowds no\\ \W a r prolt·<'tl \ t· head sh1cl(ls against Modes lo and Lo::; /\ngelc..., hu:-. bl't·n g uaranteed by
Jabs from brokt>n bolt le'-the Civil Acronautl<'!'> Aclard Hcp Tonv Coelho ha~
l':vt•ry wt·t:k. 2.3ucl pollct• offin•r" rJr(.' employed announced · ·
to policc soet·cr 1!<1mt·"· Tht· tluhi-have to pay for · The board added L•>:. /\ngl'IC'!> a~ a hub airport
officers ms1dt• ll1l' ground:-Th« tcixpayers s hell for Modesto s crv1t·c rnthcr than JUSt having San
out for the extr.1 <lut w~ out~ui«' Francisco as·Modr!ao·s huh, :-.md Coelho, 0 -Calif
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al 4 million pound~ <$9.n mil hon > u year. says the "will be either no n stop or one-stop. depending on
Association {Jf Cheer P<>h(·c• Officer!>, which has set the airline itself." Coelho ~aid 10 makmi:: the an·
up a comm1ttN• to s tudy public disorde r inside and ·nouncem ent late last Wt't'k "The ser\'lt'e cannot bt•
outside SOCCl'r grounds more than one stop. howl'ver ··
':fhe palice are dem a nding stiffer penalti~s fot A minimum of two roun.d trips will be required
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powers to make-pun1shr:nent rt'ally bite. Modesto and San Francisco. Coelho said.
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Choice; Di-op Vets
INGLEWOOO 1AP1 The Los Angeles Kings
announced Monday th•'Y have s igned right wing
Dave Morrison . their second selection in the 1980
National Hockey League entry draft. and re leased
veteran centers Syl Apps and Vic Venasky.
Morrison. 18. bel·omes the youngest player
ever to sign a contract with the Kings The son of
former NHL playt'r J im Morrison. he was the 34th
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selection overall in the NHL entry draft l
·The younger Mo rrison scored lR goals and was
credited with 19 assists in 48 ~ames with the
Peterborough Peles or the OntariQ Hockey As~
sociation last season.
CALL MITZI WRLS
ABOUT #SECOND
TRUST DEED LOAN
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Both Apps and Venasky are being bought qut
or their contracts and will become free agents
without r.ompensation. the Kings said.
Apps. a member or the Kings for three years.
had five goals and 16 assists in 51 games las t
season.
Venasky, who played in the Los Angeles or-
ganization for six years, was with Binghampton.
the Kings' minor league affiliate, last season.
The. Kings also announced the signing of two
UP TO 5500,000 I
'Newpor~-~~uitY. !un_~s · /11r ~
7141 7t:IJ.~
veteran professiona ls . Cal Sandbeck. who played::::::::::::=====::=::::----------=--=----'
for Dallas of the Central Hockey I;eague last year.
and Nelson Pyatt. who played for Philadelphia of
the American Hockey League in 1979.
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Business ·~ • T~. September t6. 1980 CWLV PILOT ~.
·Bad Newsr End of Recession Base for All6t~r
B> JOHN n 'NNIF-t'.' ·--....,,.,. ' C dtt b\J t'N.'Sllf
i.aid the Com nwrr1.· Ot•pllrtmf'nl s rh1C'r tl'l>noml~t.
· Tht-rt'rovtry 18 likely to 10 unnoticed by millions of Americans
for lhtt ohyio1u1 reason that it won~l mean a nickel ol lmprovement In
t h~1r f1n1tn ce11J>tt won't hcl1Hhem1etajob. it won't help buy a house.
ctrowned out by the short.term practitioners.
But tM worry warts do have some experience in ·practical
economics. One of them stated earlier this year that "what ts hap·
pening-to the -Uniteo-States in ttMK> is simKar to what happened to
New York City In 1975, na mely a sUde to>Nards bankruptcy." C\HJlcl bt• h<>unl frtun lhO~<' .-ho huv .. had an in ~ H>luntarysum11u•rlun~ v .i ratwn
Nor wcrl' b-Or ro-. u.-. or In\ f'~tors or
homemak('r8 plMl('Ullrl) l' ('ltf'd &bout lh. l' nt'W\
b.lc11usf'. as tht-lr uv.11 1•ronomu• lnthrator5 told
Anet If lhi'y dwe ll on the long.term ramiricalions Of the
t·n•n<1m1~ nwi.is 1t won't Improve their confidence either. be'cause
v~·ry little hus bec·n done to avert the next fully predictable infla·
111111 rt't'tl\11lo11 1·yc· lc
Felix Rohatyn has a base from ~hlch t-o view the U ·~·
economy. He is rtenlor partner in the Investment banking firm of
Lazard Freres and Co. More important. he has been in charge of
the Mwticipal Assistance Corp .• which has the formidable job of
trying lo restore New York City. tht"m1 lh" cll•anuv hadn't t'H•n bf gun und hf'rf' "e ;4-.
urc w1th evt'r)'1h1n1o1 n"ln6l 3 '11aln
f';vt'n as th .. y pronounce the end of a recession. most
'-'conomlsts know they ar e playing games. They concede it private·
ly unit ~omc do 80 publicly. thitl the end of one recession is the Another worry wart is Rogert Star r . who thinks the ,federal
governmenl'°and New York's financial woes have similarities. He
knows the subject. He headed the N. Y. City Hguslng and Develop·
menl Administration during the years when the city began its descent
mlo financial chaos.
Ttk! IJUngs wt• had hi)~ "ould die" 1th tht· re base for anoltwr ·
<'c21s1ocl, mmnl) 1ntl'rl'sl ratrs and hJ&h pnr f'i., art-... , ~
ri s1na l£11m Whul "\' hud v. imt~ lo n oun.sh. such
us produr t1\•11\."u1H•d111'll'''" Thr probkm., n.· ~
main --,'1fi,.,H
They w11rt1 &houl the attitude that people; whether through
their local, 1>tute or federal governments or by themselves. can
1•vn11flu\' to consuml· while failing to replenish the reservoirs that
ln•d 1·oo~umpt10n · Ne ither has been heard cheering the announcement that the ~\'ldl'Ol'\.' O( lhl' lb lh< JPl>8rt'nl abnncfonment Of ~OnJ:1 1·~·.wn..il
and pre.<i1df'nl11a l pru1111 ... ,• .... r r1 .. l .ti d1,r1phnC' 1nd1rlH1t'ln' of r 1111
tlllued tu~h uncnwlll\ nw111 .wet tht' d1ffl c-ult' or romp n1t.._ t•• 1 ti~,..
t•;,pital
Those Lh ut speak out. however, seem not to have much of an
.111d11·nt·..-. and one of the reasons lhey don't Is that lheir message
w1·111~ 11red and n.~p1tlt1ous. The long.term worriers are easily
· s tatistical recession has ended. and they. can't be blamed for it.
Why cheer Whe n U1e recession came and went and didn't solve any
long.range problems?
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C,ON TACT JEFF JOHNSON
• '71 4) 833-3700 •
H Tht• A1>1>0Cialed Press
'i uu m..iy f111d fewer giveaways at your local
b..ink .• 111d p.:ors uadmg u friend to deposit money ~11n '1 l'am you '' bonus any more. under rutes an·
nuu11t'1•d by a ft.'<leral reguh1\ory committee.
Thi· committee imposed new restricjjons on
tht-prt-m1umi; thC' clocks, the toasters,91.he pots
and puns that many finuncia l institutions have
be<'n using to atlruct cus tomers It also outlawed
th e "flndi'rs fcC'~." wttich were particularly
popular 1n 1 ht• Nort hNis t These fees -paid not to
thl' d<'µn~1tor l>ut to a third party -were oft en
w or th hundred ~ 11f dollars in. <"as h o r in
m !f<·llantl1M·suc•h ih l<·lcv1~1on'set~
4 AT T H E SAM t: TIM t:. thl' n·gulator~ set a 51 1
Pl'rCt'nl hm1t on f'hc• amount of interest that can be
pa1tl on 'lOW ac•Munts 1nter1·st·bearing check-
ing a cr111mt~ and d<"c1ded against an 1mm edi:He
changl· in th<' maximum allowable interest rates
on passbook saving~ accounts
Thl' rl.'gulahon~ which take ef~ct Dec 31 -
will mean that banks and savings and loan as-
sociations will start st ressing .service instead or
gifts. al·cording to industry officials.
"BANK.~RE GOING to be offering packages
.of services." said Ba rb~ira Harre lson of t he
Ame rican Bankers Association. They might. for
ex<imple. offer a debit card to anyone who opens a
NOW account. /\ de bit card looks like a credit card
but is used instead of a check : the money is sub-
tracted from your account as spon as the record of
the t ransaction clears th<' bank. •
/\Ian W.ade of th<' U.S. League of Savings As-
/11dex Decline
SACRAMENTd <AP ) -A three-month
declin<' in . lhe California Index or Leading
Economic Indicators leveled orr in June, according
to state Fina nce Director Mary Ann Graves.
Sh<> s aid it was too early to te ll whether it
signaled an early recovery from the recession.
The index was 120.2 in June. compared to 120.1
in May It had been 123.9 in April. 127.8 in March
a nd 131 5 in February It was 100 in 1972.
Four of the nine components or the index rose
during June Private housing units authorized were
up 23 I percent. the number ·or help·wanted ads
. was up 9.7 pc.r.Ccenl. stock pnces were up 6.3 per-
cent and initial claims for unemployment in-
.sun.tnc·e wt•rc down hy 3 percent
Non.agricultura l JOb placements were down
13.8 pcrN!ht. ne w business incorporations down 8.1
percent. overtime hours in ma nufacturing down
fl 9 pcrc:ent. and :ivcrugc weekly hours or manufac·
luring produc:tion workers down 5 perce nt.
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Ofl1ces and afl1llates--also m San Bernardino Riverside Palm Springs.
San Diego. Pasadena San Francisco.
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w~·ve taken the ads and listings that bus1-
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Business Yellow Pages. You'll find mate rials,
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grcJter los Angeles ma rket. And you'll find
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sociations said thrift institutions will emphasize
"good service local service . lots of
branches ..
The rules we r e issued last week by the
Depository Institutions Deregulation Committee.
whic h was set w> earlier this year to supervise the
gradual dercg•tion of the banking industry .
The rules are complicated . The committee
took away with the one han'd and gave with the
other. Jn gent'ral. the rules are designed lo P,re-
vent ijnancial institutions from getting around in·
teresf' rate ceilings by offering gifts instead of
higher rates Herc's what happened :
F inders' fl'es WC'r l' pr ohibited:· except to
e mploye<·s of financia l 1nst1tutions. The max·
imum value of premiums that can be given to de
positors was doubled from $5 to Sl-0 fer-deposits
of und~r S5.000 aruLI.rom SlO to S20 for deposits
over $5.000. ,
But that maximum has to include all fxpenses
fo r s tu ppmg. ha ndlinit a nd dJrect advertising -ex·
pe nscs whic h often we re not included when
calculating the worth of past gifts. ·
The banks and other financial institutions wijl
have to keep complete records on these costs and
will have to certify the accuracy of the records so
they can't use sophi!lticated accounting techniques
to evade the limits .
The interest r ate on NOW accounts -the let -
ters stand for Negotiated Order of Withdrawal -
is currently limited lo 5 percent. The accounts
themselves also are limited and are available only
in New England, Ne w York and New Jersey All
ba nks, savings and loan assocwtions, etc. will be
able to offer them next year . however. thanks to
legislation passed this s pring.
The 51 1 percent interest rate which takes ef
fe<·t Oec. 31 means tha t NOW accounts and
passbook ~<ivan~s accounts at comme rcial banks
will carr~ the same· maximum intcre~ate. Thrik
institutions s ut·h a~ savings and loan assoc1at1ons
can pay up to5' 2 pt·rccnt on passbook accounts
The same lsw that authorized NOW account~
·on a nationwide 1nts1s ordered the phasing out of
interest rate ceilings within six years. While tht•
regulatory com mittee decided nol to change
passbook rate right now, it said would raise the
ceilings before Septem ber 1981. --
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STOCKS I BUSINESS
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Global Inroads
' .. B M N MOfU'OWITZ ;rapaoese can are elljOy{iig"S\icfl grea,-su_c_cess_ n the
American market that they have become a campaign is·
sue In thia year's president.ial election. • Jimmy Carter is trying to j~wbone the Japanese int.o
reducing their shipments. and Ronald Reagan is saying
that he would be tough and get the Japanese to stop what
be calla the "deluge" or their cars until the U.S. a uto
maken hacn.be time to come out with their own small,
economy models.
These messages are being delivered whenever there's
an automobile assembly plant in. sight. Neither the presi-
dent nor Reag.an seems to want to spend any time cut1Jat·
ing the 2 ~Ilion Americ-ans who are buying }oreign cars
· this year. at's easier to
Money
Tree
blame the Japanese for
sending us cars that so
many people prefer
over the· domestic pro·
duct.
Japan dominates
the import market .
Four out or every five imports are Japanese·bUllt. And
these Japanese vehicles have now captured more than 20
percent or the American new car market.
Americans who are w<f°rried about this invasion will probably find small comfort in leantirn;~ that It's happening
all over the world. Japanese cars are on the march
everywhere.
THE JAPANESE ARE even beginning to make in·
roads in West Germany. home of Volkswai;cen, Mercedes·
Benz and big auto·producmg subsidiaries of Ford and
General MQ!Qn;.
Passenger car sales are down about 15 percent this
year in Germany but the Japanese are coming on strong.
In the first Six months or 1980 the Japanese sold 125,000
cars in Germany. nearly double what they did in the
same period last year. And that gave them 9 percent of the
total market.
Leading the way in Germany. as they do here, is
Toyota, .hlpan's largest auto maker. Toyota sold 30,700
cars to Germans ir the first half of 1980, up rather sharply
from the 18.500 sold last year. Toyota now ranks behind
Renault and Fiat as the thlrd-largest·selling import in Germany. •
. ._.,_. _,Jhe.hl>anese.ar~~t?~i:Ja~•~...Their ·---ma'tKet ~~-:has been movingup sfeadily, reachjng a
peak in "July of 18 percent, double their share of new car
sales a year ago. In fact. during the month of July the
Japanese outsold the big state-owned auto company, BL,
make r of A~tin Jaguar, Rover and Triumph.
IN BRITAIN THE m arket leader for the Japanese is
Datsun. which took 11 percent of the market by itself 1n Ju.
ly. Datsun was so embarrassed by this big bite that it
agreed to cut baC'k sharply on its shipmentS to Brilain,for
the rest of the yur. Rritish motorists interested in buying
a Datsun may now have to qoeue \JP to gel one.
Another C'Ountry where Japanese C'ar~ are becomin~
familiar road vehicle~ 1s the Netherlands. The Japanese
are laking down 30 percent of the Dutch market this year.
In the United States. Toyota. Datsun. Hc>nda. Mazda
and Subaru are all heading for record sales years. Toyota
and Datsun have been so bot recently that each is outsell·
ing the entir~ Chrysler line of cars. Honda is outselhng
Cadillac. Mazda is selling more cars than American
Motors.
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·TUBE TOPPERS
CBS 9 ·8:00 -"The Dukes of
Hazzard: Carnival of Thrills." A special
two-hour segment of the popular series
involving a daring leap over 32 cars. . .
NBC .8 8:00 -"Shogun." The
second episode or the new miniseries
with Richard Cha mberlain anp Tashiro
Mifune starring in the drama of feudal
Japan .
KCOP • 8:00 -"So Big.;· Jane
Wyman stars in this movie drama about
a widow W1o raises a son to manhood
with Sterllilg Hayden and Steve Forrest .
CJ) THE BAXTtM "Eth!Q"• Irland may b.O plenntng 10 I the Sun flltnlty of Pengp\I
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Army uo510e down as they t0:30 ~~
stumble through basic ,..~,"
RoS&I and Billie pose as •
husband and wtte 10 tnves·
t19•te a baby·sell1ng ring
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KOTTER
Tht• mu.-.H·at talents of former Wond
W or..nan v n da Ca rt e r a r e
dl·monstrated. ·along with jazz virtuoso
• lo hn P h 1l lips. o n "L ynda Carte r
En con·" tonight at l~ en CBS. Channel
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CR) D TONIGHT
Host. Johnny Carson
Guests Bette , M1dlc1.
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HAPPY DAYS AGAIN
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go 1n10 mass beov·s•ll•nQ
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Slltelds and Yarnell. Billy
Preston and Syreo1a 10 raise money tor hGkt1ts
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Chacll1 comes 10 FonLle
lor ad'lllOe on hOw 10 win
the heilfl ol Joannte Cunn.
1ngham IRI
0 MOVIE
• • ''> Honeymoon With A
Stranger · C 19691 Janet
Le1gt1 Rosr.ano &az:zi. A
woman's san.ty is QlieS·
tiOned when she claoms
thot the man wtio &P941ars
10 be he<' hust>and IS an
tfTlj)OSIOt. (2 hrs.I
-Aelilft f~ t"" to G MOVIE
lm()<'eSS h<s c:fltldl'IO<>d rival • • • Jaci. London
by introducwlg Olossy as f 19431 Michael O'Shea "''new bnde O(RI S<Jsan Hayward An *"1en· • MERV OAlfF1N Guests· Robert Blake, turo wnter relates h<s pet· ~ona1 ei()t'flenCeS trom ti1s
St>tekls and Yarnell, B•lly flays as <1n o)'Sler pi'lale up
Preston and Syreeta, An throuon his wor'lc es a t~d and Ann Buct!Wol<I e PAESENTE corr1ispondent covertng
"Flor Y Canto" A <IOC:U· • YOO BET YOUR LIFE
meotary 01 the world· Buddy meets ane Amazon,
tamous An t,.ropotogy d crossoaw t>•Pl!'l <inc d
Museum 1n MoaiCO City •s lady who$ tiao 127 mar
presented 11age proposals tl'Ms year
81) NOVA ., THE BENNY Hill
"Race For Gold" A hard SHOW
look at the athtehc lr1ln1ng Benny 1116 spycatCl\ef Ira.
methods ol Olympians vets ttle wor1d to gel tits
around the world Is pre· man .. or Is It woman?
sented-O (A) . • THE HUMAN FAcE
Cl) TO Bl AHHOUNCm ~CHINA
9:30.(!ITA)Q "II IS Always So In Tiie
Elaone leads the ~ World" A prol\le QI u•~
on a stflke in an etfor1 to tamtly Ille. as typrfled by
gel bettet wattling condi-
tions. (Part 1HAI -~ "Wllat Ate S«vllnl1 Fof?"
The ,_ lamlty Al Aem-
. bards a!lebfates. nan.est
time: Olcil and Ctwlstlf\a
rekindle their e1rller
romance (Part ti) CJ.--
10:00 9 CJ) l YNOA CAA'tEA
ENCOAEI
Me<le H11ggard 9nd Tom
Jones '°'" Lynda Carter
lor an hour of rnulllc, com-
edy and dance.
I:':. 8 9 HART TO HAAT
The Harts dlloCO'<l'9( 1~1 a
JOHN DARLING
Will NBC Benefit by ·Strike?. ,.
By TOM JORY
NEW YORK 1AP 1 No one knows for
sure what effect the actors' strike will
ha ve on the 1980-81 television season.
though with plenty of money :.it stake. the
~pie who co uns<'I advertisers probably
are among the best informed
There ~ms to be consensus that the
strike by the Screen Actors Guild and the
American Federation of Television Artists
that began J uly 21. and has delayed the
start of fall programming, will bl? a long
one. ·
And. at least two major ad agencies
agree. NBC coulc' very wel1 benefit from ·
the strike ·
CBS FINISHED A shade ahead of ABC
in the three-way ratings competition last
season. while NBC. though still last.
tightened the margin separating the No. I
and No. 3 networks. There wa s some feel·
ing that NBC would cul the gap even more
tn'the 198>-81 T V year
ABC ltad planned, bcfor~ the strike. to
lift the curtain on the new season on Sept.
&,-with NBC and CBS followinR-a week
later . All 1 hree networks have som'e
original programming unaffected by l he
walkout. but NBC appears to. be ahead of
the competition by a fair ma rgin.
In fact. NBC established something of a
precedent. which ABC and CBS followed.
by decid~ f orge a head with its
blockbuster mini~ries. "Shogun," now be·
ing shown. Within 'days, all three networks
had announced interim schedules for at
least the la.c;t two weeks of ~ptember.
"NBC," SAID JOEL M. ~gal, ~nior
vice president of Ted Bales & Co .. "has
the greatest number of programs unaffect·
cd by tJre strike -'Real People.' 'Games
People Play.· ·s~ak .Up America.' 'The
NBC fd agazinc. · ~fsney ' and, of course,
the movies. ··
"'These total 11 hours· weekl y.'' Segal
said , "or 50 percent of the schedule."
He said 41 percent of ABC's schedule
was not affected, while ·only a quarter of
CBS' new... production was available for
broadcast.
Compton Advertisi ng, Inc .. estimated 48
percent 'Of NBC's prog ra mming would not
be~f( ted by the strike, compared with
38 pe nt for ABC and 26 for CBS. . .
C's SHARE OF t he a udie nce.
Compton said, should aacre'ase dW'iq the-
strike. while ABC is lik~ly to slip a bit and
CBS probably will hold ground with "the
best of the rert,ms" that will comprise a
good portion of the prime-time fare.
Bates' ~gal did not fully agree with
Compton's conclusion. pa rticularly re·
gardirig CBS. "In the early weeks of the
quarter," Segal said, "the greater number
of originals on ABC and NBC will give
them a certain ratings edge over CBS that
they might not otherwise hav~ enjoyed."
"NBC. having suffered from a series of
bad breaks. most notable among these the
loss of the Summer Olympics, may finally
be getting a good one.·' Segal continued.
"In mid-October,·· Segal said of NBC.
"they wm be carrying the World Series.
This should help maintain their momen.
tum in a network ratings environment that
will become more balanced as a result of
the strike.··
SEGAL SAID INDEPENDENT stations
and pay-cable distributors "are sure to
make inroads on the networks when the
latter are forced to run a number of re·
peats in September and October.
One issue in the strike.· incidentally. is
compensation to actors for supplemental
use of their work -distribution to pay.
cable and other outlets.
Compton, in its analysis. said indepen-
dent stations will pick up viewers because
of the strike. but that the effect of the
walkout on TV-watching generally will be
minimal.
'Te01pest' RetUrns on Channel 50
_ Monsters (human and otherwise), sorcery and
enchanting young love complete the bill or fare
when Shakespeare's "The'fempest" encores Wed·
nesday at 7:30 'p.m. on KOCE, Channel SO.
"The Shakespeare Plays" is ~resented by
WNET, Tflli:teeii, and ls a co-production of BBC·
TV and Time-Life Televlak>n. The series is made
possible by grants from Exxon Corporation,
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company and Morgan
Guaranty Trust Company.
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11.50 8 ®) A8CMOVIE
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Baby" ( 19771 Ltn<la Purl.
OeSI Amaz Jr A preqnan1
COiiege CO·ed beG<>mes
caught in a d"SPOr .ue
s1r11991e 10 k1:cp h er
uncorn Child lrom the
clutcheS ol a black market I
1>a~r1n9 (RI
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12:00 " TWIUGHT ZONE Bad·l8mO<lred Bartlf!tt
Foncnrey ·begins to sense
1t1ot macfllnes don·1 ll~u
• ""881<>N:
IMPOSSl8t..E
The IMF enters Eouatorl&I
Atnca "' crush an army QI mercenanes:
Tbe play is regarded by critics as the Bard's
final farewell to theater life before his retirement
1o StraUord. Shakespeare is often identified with
the SOtte1"Ell' Prospero <Michael Hordem) who,
like tbe dr~matist,-"stage manages" the actions of
·the characters on his enchanted island and ar·
ranges his deught~r·s marriage.
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Turn S2 info SIOO wilt> o Penny
Pinctlft od -S2 fOf three 1tnes.
two doy_s to sell """' worttl o IOIOI of SIOO. Coll 6'2-5679 Cllld -------AllO starring in "The Tempest" are Pippa
Guard as Miranda. David Dixon as Arte! and War·
rm Clarke as Caliban.
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12-.30 D TOMOMOW .
G"""· Houtt~ OMlra' Q~blctl Kllfl ~I.OW;
Ml<:tlelle Smith and her
llsycflO-!Mrlll)llt Or I.aw-,_ Pazdat, CO-Milon
of "Mlcilelle Aelnefnbllfs."
• MOVIE * *'Ir "11\va Marla!" ( 19eel
Brigitte Berde>C. Jeanne
Moreau An lt1eh ~
and • 'linger cNrnplon the
cause of Soult! American
pe&Mnta. ( 1 hf •• 55 min.)
I NATIOHAl. NlW8
12:40 CJ) C88 LATE MOVIE
ltlrougll ........ ,,,,....
10 ~ vltel' lntdrlMllon 1o~apeltof
M.W-la loifl9d by •
F't•ldltNn and .... MwQtl• ..
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( 1953) John Oera. Wano.
Hendri•. Two Coaat
• • 'Flylng Hlgll" (197111 I .
Pat Kious. Connie Sellec·
Guardlmln """' <NW !tie
Ame glf1. ending In OM'I
demotion and the other'•
NattbrMlt. (1 ht.,• min.I fl MOYIE
ca. Tllfee beautlful ~
women bec:ome fast
lnends as 1t1ey complete
atrllne stewardess trM'llng
and gel their first jabs. (RI
1:00 0 MAVEAIQ(
The W11e of a lnend halls 1n
love W1th Bart wfltle he tS
reco...enng Al lhetr sectucl·
ed mountatn cabin.
-~ * * * "Qlllld Copper-field" (19351 w .c: Frelds,
Freddie Bartho•omew.
Based on the story by
Chat\es o.tkens. A young
O<()han boy grows up 1n
the England ol the 1800s
C2 hrs • 45 m1"I )
·~·. • * "Blact! Patc;tl" C 1957)
George Montgomery.
Dione Btewster. A tawman
t1nds h1msett acweed 01
mulfiple CflmeB (I hr • 30
"""' 2'0088 NEWS G MOVIE
• "" • Scudda-Hoo•
Scudda-Hlt)" I t9481 June
11aY9f, Lon MCCa11ts1er
Two mules help a young
cov W1n bOth the girt he
1ove~ .ind her lillhe. i.
r~pec:t 12 hrs )
2:259 NEWS 2..30 8 MOVIE
• .. 0¥eoev.t" (1971)
George Montgomery. Te<·
ry Moote Atter a SllH'nlng
v1C1ory in file Oa'(lona 500.
a •ace car <k;IYfl< s 1ue1c.
suddenly takes 11 turn tor
the worse 11 hr.. 25 mm.} ., NEWS
2:318 NEWS
3.1:S9 MOVIE
• '1'11 .. ~. 119541
1 ony CorttS. Fr 1n1c L.ove-
,oy Whtie oo a mossoon
*** "F~ And A Dey" 119431 R8'I Miiiand.
Ida Lupino. ~al genet·
atoon• of a lamity suMvlls
through '-ot • ., Md peace. 12 l'trS.l
I lt'rd•ndaw's D!V•••~ /tlo.,ln I 11;00• •• "Mf.~•''(t946) eo-y Boys. Leo Gorcey
-»tERHOON-
12:00 a ••• "Laura"' 194-tl
Ger:ie Tierney, ChClon
Webb
••••"'&wen s-fl.
r.ean s" ( 19421 Katlwyn
G<ayson. Van Helltn
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~y Lee.
t:OO e 1980 KENTUCKY
PAOHOOEA8Y
Cove<age QI the ltwd iewet
1n the r ,,p1e Crown for 2· ~yea• ·Old pacers (from
LOUtSvtlle Downs. LO\lls.
Vl""· Kentlldtyl
1:30. * * * * "High And
Low ( 19631 ToshlfO
Mttune. KYoko Kagawa.
3:00 01l • • "Trilogy Ot fer.
• rOf" ( 19751 Katen Bletk.
ROW! Burton
3:30 G • • • "Reel Badge 0t •
Coufage"(19741 Rdlw
TllonlK. Md\Ael BtMdon.
by Armstrong & Batiu~
Johnny Car son
r e m i nd s hi s
vi e we r s that,
~starting tonight,
ci hi s Tonight
-show will be cut
back to an hour.
-*1' It airs at 11 :30
on NB C , __ .,.Channel 4.
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Fried C.h•c:ken. with 111 rOl(s1 plu• your chotee of either a :::>
111oe co•e 111w °' a large 19\alhed potatoes. ancl a llT}afl 0
gr1vy L1M1t two ollers ~ couDOft oar customer. , U
c ostome1 pays all •Ps>hcat>le sate ... •.•,•:"i -1i~;ii1~111111-1
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A"NO -1urrected'"110me ol the American theater's claHic
.hon<o '"'M>" _, ------:,,..---,1-d;;ramas ··A H•tful of Rain." "The Pelrirted
orest" and .. Wwtttna-forheftr.~' amon1 othenrr: -
J IM MAASHAU..
ON ST AGE FOR YOUR LISTENING PLIEASUAE
ThlJ w.cektnd 8,ach will be at it agaain', bring·
lnll the \B61 vlnt••e "Oetechve Story" to the· stage
of hl1 90·1c11l ttieater in Santa Ana ("a few
blo<'ka north of Coataa M~isa > The show runs
weekt"nds throuteh Oct 18 with Ill\ 8:30 c"urtain.
A ~mt"mtwr <'Ht of IO<'aal aactors will perform
in the Sldnt'y Kanasley druma, at 3223 S. Fores\
Ave . a half block w(·St of Bristol Street and a
block north of &hcArthur Boulevaard For reserva-
t1oni. and Information, phone 979·8761 or ~-0230.
"Dtrt:(TIVF. STOllV" L~ the lone opener on
lh•• for lll the utcr scene this weekend. since
"Mt!anwh1U· Bisck Ofl lhe Couch" was postponed a
wet•k 11t lht! San Clemente Community Theatet.
Tht• other <'ontinuing attractions are
• "Gr~se " at the Ha rle quin Dinner
Playhous<>. 3S03 S lla rbor Blvd . Santa Ana
(979·~11 > The yeur 's best dmner s how continues
.
-"Picnic" by St;lowcase Productions at the
Westminster Auditorium 7521 Westminster Ave.
(898-3311 L William lngel's popular drama nms
Fridays and Saturdays at 8:30 (and this S1111day
only al 2 p.m. >through Sept. ZT.
-"No ijard Feelings" at the Saddleback
Valley Community Theater . 25741-C Obrero, Mis-
sion Viejo (770·0381 ). The new comedy plays
Fridays and Saturdays (and this Thursday) at 8
p. m. through Sept. Z7 . • BACKSTAGE -The Saddleback Valley Com·
L.;o.,...----,...-=========::!-.--1111-· niRhlly t•xct•pt Monday through Nov. 2 with curtain
•--~ ,.._ t1rnes varying
munity Theater will hold its annual membership
party Sunday a t 2:30 p.m. at the home of theater
president J~ Cbrdio. 29752 Ivy Glen. Laguna
Niguel. ... both current and prospective mem-
bers are invited and questions may be directed to
the telephone number in (he preceding para-
graph ....
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The next meeting of the Orange County Com·
munity Theater Association will be held Wednes-
day at 8 p.m. in the Newport Theater Arts Center.
2501 Cliff Drive, Newport Beach.1 .. offi cers will ........... ow,._
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Erma tell a It Ilk• It 11. ___ .,,
<'Omcdy. playing nlghlly except Mondays through_
Sept. 28. ulso al V"Drylng curtain,t.imes. . be e lected and promotional material for OCCTA's
12 m e mber theaters di s trib11led at the
session .... -"A FUNNY THING llappened on the _Way
to the Forum" at the Huntington Bea.ch Playhouse
m the Seacliff VillaftC Center. Main Street and
Yorktown Avenue. Huntington Beach (847-4465).
The Stephen Sondheim mus ical plays Fridays and
CALL.BOARD"" -Auditions will be held next
week for "The Firebird," a play based on a
R~ian fairy tale. by the· new KTYS3HrProdUc·
lions at the Irvine CulturaJ Center. 17302-A
Daimler St.. Irvine ..... tryouts for fiV"e men· and a
wom an between 18 and 30 are scheduled for Mon-
day and Tuesday at 7 p.m .. with more 4etails
available at·979·1582 ....
Saturdays at 8:.30 U\rou.gh Oct. 18 .
-"Rashomon" at the Westminster Communi·
ty Theater. 7Z72 Maple St.. Westminster <893·8626).
The Japanese dra ma <'Ontinues Fridays and
Saturdays at 8~30 through Oct. 4.
From LA to Broadway
By BOB THOMAS
LOS ANGELES CAP> -Can
Los {\ngeles become the latter·
day N"'ew Haven as a tryout town
for Broadway? ·
Probably not, because of the
huge cost of transporting a
theatrical company across the
continent. But more plays and
mus icals have been making
their pre-Broadway debuts here.
· inc luding s uch curre nt New
York attractions as "Evita.·'
"Children of a Lesser God," "I
Ought to be in Pictures" and
"They're Playing Our Song."
Next, "Tricks of the Trade."
starring Georg'e C. Scott and
Trish Van Devere.
THE NEW ROMANTIC
thrille r by Sidney Mic haels
opens tonight al the Huntington
HarUord theater in Jtol)ywood
for three weeks. plays three
weeks a t the Nationa l in
Was hington. O.C .. t hen pre·
m ieres at the Brooks Atkinson in
New York.
SCOTT VAN OEVEll'E
plays <'I Never Sang for My
Father') ru;id light plays ('You
Know l Can't Hea r You When
the Water 's Running') but I
hav e n 't done t oo m a n y
entertainments. That's what thls
is: simply a good· time in the
theater."
SAID· P L AYWRIGHT
Mic haels ("Tchin T chin,"
"Dylan")" '"I got tired of writ·
ing blank verse that no~
wanted to read or see. So I de·
cided to write something that
would grab an audience."
S<"ott and his wife are com-
mittfd to at least fi ve months_.
perhaps longer. That·s time they
could use to cam f!lU<'h more
money in movies.
''I PRE FER TO work in the
theater because by a nd large the
m aterial is s uperior." said
Scott "Also, an actor has more
control. It's not like films. where ·
you acr for 17 seconds and then
sit a round for two hours. The
sense of frustration makes you
go home and get drunk."
What aboot having a wife as a
leading lady?
Scott: "Tris h a nd I enjoy
working together. There ate no
s pecial problems. considering
the joys that are involved. The
only proble m would be if you
took your work home':"which we
do not do. We try not to be
critical of ea<'h other when we're
•ryin~ lo work out a scene: we
Just try to fi gure out the best
solution."
Miss Van Devere : "I enjoy
working with George, especiall y
in plays •. He enjoys theate r
muclL.mo · ·
Producer-director Gilbe rt
Cales has been rehearsing the
play al the Music Center in
cfownlOwn Los Angeles. One day
the company took a break to talk •
about the proje~t a t a press
luncheon.
Said Scott: "I read it and liked
it. 1 thought to myself. what do t
like to-Wate~ li.ke-a pic-
ture where Michael Caine is get·
ling off at the airport in East
Be rlin. When I'm a me mber of
the audience ( enjoy that sense
of m ystery. I feel good about
this play. so good it scares the
hell out of me."
. more fun in a play."
Scott's role is descr ibed as
'·an unorthodox New York
psychologist with a sideline in
esi:>,io nage'' a nd Miss Van
Oevere's as "his patient. or vie·
Said Cates of "Tricks of the
Trade": "It's a jigsaw puzzle,
and I think that audiences like
jigsaw puzzles. I've done heavy
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about ou.r fl~t manned cnas.<uon to I.he moon. hf' s~ns'"11 e'u1tement
sprinkled wtth a bit o( ho tium. '
Some studt"flL'I take the momentous evtnt In stndc 1molht-r
snippet ot tustory v.•edged bt-tWttn Colum~· voya((ts to Amt>nt·a.
the sigrung ol th.-OttlaralJon of l ndt-pendt'nce. the Cavil Wur and
other pal(es rrom tcitt books •
Aftt>r otll. most o( has pre tet>n audiences weren't even born
when astronaut Near Armstrong completed what v. ai. an txhaw.t1vt
nine-year errort to put man on lunar soil ·
'"fhe trouble IS Wl''re n<f dotng an) Of thlS I manned \part•
nights) .now," laments the orange Coast College astronomy pro
fessor .
Still. Latla.ilt10 ha:. :.ome nev. material he hope:. wall J>t!rk up
younger -and older audlences w1t.h lire re\ I\ al of manntd
spa<.'e flights an the nation's spa<.'e s huttle program
Latlani10. an coordination with OCC astronomer Joel ~vane.
will lauo<.'h tludall planetarium shov. schedule with a look bar k at
the on gms or the Space A~e and w\11 offer a ~k at space t>itplora
t1on plans for the next t ~o de<.'ades Lattanzio I:. director or OCT'~
Planetarium
Titled "The Shores or lnf1rut y," the multimedia lecture wall be
presented OfJ Wednf'sday and Friday evenmgi, throughout-OcwtlcF
The first sht9W"t~·~et for Oct. 1. ..
Lattanzio noted that. a significant amount of space pioneenng
work was accomplished long before PreSident John Kennedy an ·
---o&JUunc.ed to-the world that the U.S. would put a man on the moon an
less than a decade. --- -•
He credits Russian mathematician Konstantin Tsiolkovsky
and rocketry pioneers Robert Goddard or the U.S. and German
Hermann Oberth for solving the theoretical problems of spate
flight.
"Even 100 years ago Tsiolkovsky was dreaming about space
stations but he never made any hardware." he says.
·'That 's what Goddard did fort.he first time.··
World War ll introduced the V-2 rocket as a strategic weapon,
but later helped establish space programs in the U.S. an<I ~v1et.
Union.
The space shuttle. a reflyable spaceship. will be the
keystone of the nation 's space effort for the next
dozen years. Once the shuttle has been tested. the
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
expe9ts t.O-begin construcfing aRd-crbitiag-Sf)ace
station. as depicted m the artist's concept. _,.
An artist's concept shows the U.S. space shuttle orbiter placmg
a Greyhound bus-sized space tug .and payload in Earth orbit.
On Oc·t. 4, 1957, the Russians launched Sputnik 1, the first
art1J1c1al satellite to be put m orbit. Thr~ months later. the Us ..
~larlled by the rapid Soviet space achievement, launched the Ex·
µlore r 1 satellite aboard a .Jupiter-Crocket.
l.,attanzicuioesn 't beliC\'e that the.. US. was far behind Soviet
rocket development in the '50s. ~says we had other goals an mm<!
for the new te<.'hnology.
'"We were building more powerful rockets during the '50s to
carry military warheads long before we carried the 11on-m1htary
payloads." he says
The '60s brought on the manned s pace 01ghts of the Mcrcur).
Gemini and Apollo programs
The goal, even from Alan Shepard's 15·manute flight in May
1961. was a shot at the moon.
"When we decided lo go to the moon." Lattanzio says, "we did
not know how to do it.
""!'e had tc;> figure out how and we had to do it an st eps. It must
have seemed like we were going up there ever y few months and 1t
all seemed like the same.
"But we were doing something new each time in research <.ind
development.·'
With the last U.S. voyage to the moon in A~ll 1972, public in-
terest in space explor ation went into somewhat of a lull, Lattanzio
savs.
However, t)e sees a rekindling of interest in space with tne
upcoming space shuttle program, which plans a schedule of up to
60 flights per year.
The shutue. a reusable spacecraft, is designed as a "shirt-
sleeve'" environment with little need for bull<'y space s uits and
other gear. ·
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration is trying
to sell the shuttle concept to the business community as well as to
scientists and space enthusiasts, Lattanzio says.
He notes that certain industrial processes can be accomplished
in.space that can't be done on Earth.
For instance, metals can be joined in a weightless environ·
ment to form unique alloys. With gravity, the metaJs of diffenng
densities tend to separate like oil and water.
Also, perfectly round ball bearings can be manufactured in a
weightless environment. Perfect ball bearings reduce fricl!on
which saves energy in mechanical d"evices. he notes.
Zero-gravity conditions also have proven to be a unjque environ·
1ment for growing perfect crystals for , say, solar cells and elec-·
r ·tronic devices.
And higher yields of enzymes produced by living ceUs can be
achieved in s pace, permitting production of medicines at reduced
cost from s imilar m edications produced in gravity-bound
laboratories.
Lattanzio also adds, with some reservations. that the spare
!'ihuttle·program may pave the way for Eart h-orbiting space col-
onies ..
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-..:--;'tihte lh<'linttiat>·-eirperiment."Wt~ these proctucts can . ~
t1l' made and 1C:. profitable, that's when colonies will be prac-
tica I," he says. ''It's not because people are ~01n~ lO want to
esc·apt: 'bul because there 's an cronoin1c• a(fvant:igc to space col·
on a es.
-•·So we'll fnOVE:' i nto !>pace for the S<I me reason that we· l'X •
p,rn<led <.1rross tht> t'Ountry "
Materials to build th<: orbitin~ s pace colonae:-. may come from
lht• rnoon. propelled by "m:J!>S 1lnvcr" dt•v1et.·s llwt wall shoot raw
111 .1tt.·nals toward orh1t1ng fa<'iht1es to tic rcfin<'cl. an to structural
Titled '.The Shores of Infinity,:. the
multimedia lecture will be presented
Wednesday a nd Friday evenings
througho ut October at the OGG
Planetanum.
matt>nall.. he ..,ays. The· moon will be a prime source of aluminum
ond tttamum. he adds.
ll'll be che<.1per to tata pult the maten<Jls from the moon. he
notes, than to bring the matene1h; from E'arth.
"I don 't likt> the idea of strap IT)lntog the moon but at least we
l'an s ay we're not destroying a ny life. It's not an ecosystem," he .
says, adding that he doubts that moo'n excavations would be visible
from Earth. '
Lattanzio a lso noted that the space shuttle will be ferrying up a
number of :.atellites ror sc1ent1f1c and business interests.
Another advanlage of the shuttle program is thal satellites can
be rctneved or repaired 1f they malfunction .
Solar collecting st ations may eventually tap into the sun's
hmitless energy and bea m down electricity -via low-density
microwaves ta an energy-thirsty nauon.
He admits there are dangers if li ving organisms come in con-
t act w1th the micro\\ ave beams. but he believes those problems
might be solved or reduced in.the next 20 years.
"We nee<Lsn much energy from t his time on that I can't see
any perfectly safe source of energy."
Lattanzio is especially excat,ed about the prospects of the shut.
tie ferryi ng up an orbiting telesCopt>.
He expects the telescope -although smaller than some of the
largest land-based obser vatories -will see more stars and solar
sys te ms in the airless environment than can be seen from Earth.
"We might even be able to s pot individual planets," he says.
"But we also need to measure the characteristics of the universe
more accuratelv.
.. It looks as though it's expanding forever," he said, "but
that's for from QrO~.!!·"
Petting Makes YOu I.feel Better
PHILADELPHIA CAP> -Pet a dog.
Stroke a cat. Talk to e1 bird. Watch fish
swim. You 'll feel betler for it. and a
University of Pennsylvania psychiatrist
says he has proof.
Dr. Aaron Katctler ,says research in·
dicates cardiac pali~nts and th~ with
high blood pressure live longer arid live
better when they have pets.
"Jt helps them survive." Katcher said
during an interview in a cluttered third
floor office which he uses as director of
P~nn's Division of Behavioral Scie("lees.
~ But Katdier 'cau\ioned that though
limited s tudies s how potential health
value in having a pet, an animal "isn't
a . c ure· a II l i k e chic ken soup or
penicillin. . .
"They can have a pos itive effect. a
small effect." he said. "They are not a
cure for 'heart disease. but they can
help.
"People with heart disease are usual-
ly lonely. Pets, es peel ally cats and
dogs, .are a very important source of
companionship. As people get older
they are needed less by their family and
friends and frequently feel abandoned.
This feeling of uselessness r;esults in
depression. A pet fills this void."
Besides companionship, Katcher cit-
Dr. Aaron ~atcher (/eh)
talks with Melissa Goodman.
as she pets a Golden
Retriever named Emily.
Ms. Goodman is hooked up
to an automatic blood
pressure monitor which
teeords data that
Dr. Katcher uses to sf)ow
that petting animals
lowers blood prf!ssure
in humans.
ed other hE"allh-relatt'd benefits from
pet ownership:
-Activity. "Busy people live longer.
Wh en you hav~ a pet your day is active.
.You walk the pet. talk to the pet. go to
t he store lo ·buy pet food ... A dog or
..cat gives you a need for exercise. You
have to take the animal out for a walk."
-Touch. "Touch has a very calming
effect. Pets give a person something to
fondle. to show affection to. You com-
municate, not wit h words, but with
toU<.'h."
-Distraction. "Animals distract you
from bad thoughts and worries, another
'Calmin~effecl."
-Safety. "The presence of an animal
helps build a feeling of safety, and
that's important in a city where people
often are afraid to go out alone, or even
live alone."
Katcher said experiments at Penn's
School o(Veterinary Medicine indicate
that the presence of a dog tends to re-
duce blood pressure. It goes up when
people ne together. •
"Pets are not substitutes for humaJ"
contact. but offer a kind of relati~
which other human beings do not i>ro·
v~e. ·
'When people talk to people-there is a
\
rise In blood pressure, especially in
those who taJk f~t and are energetic.
enough to put the~in the hypertensive
range," Katcher said.
"When people talk to pets or touch
them the pres~ure doesn't rise. and
often goes down. T,!ley talk more quiet-
ly, slowly, the way they talk to a child.
And they believe their animals un·
derstand them. This is calming.
"An animal doesn't care what hap-
pens to you during the day at work or
while shopping. The ani01al doesn't talk
back, doesn't disagree·, doesn't criticize.
It offers a unique companionship, a
companionship without criticism."
Katcher said pets have been found
usefui in;treating emotionally disturbed
children, and also as aides in therapy in
mental institutions. .
Katcher said choosing the right pet is
important. It must be one that can be
handled easily, not too aggressive and
suitable to the living eonditions .
"Pets shouldn't be confmed only to
dogs or cats but also to caged birds," he
said. "Even a tankful of fish can be
helpful. Did you ever notice the calming
effect when you look at a fish tanJt and
wa tch the ge.ntle motion or the water as
the fish move about?•·
It's tlae Pits
It's really "the.pits" when you use case of avocados a day in tb.e
restaurant business. What to do with all the seeds? The employees
• of Izzie's in Costa• Mesa grow them and hope to .sell some of the
fl edgling plants. The little seedlings are well loved, it seems.
because they're all labeled with their owner's name. Checking the
"forest" are Sherri Hammond (left) and Becky Aker.
Presidential Trivia
For those with an appetite for
political trivia, here are a few
morsels about former occupapts of
1600 Pennsylvania Ave., home of the
president. •
bid you know that. in order to pay
the salari65 of George Washington
and me mbers of Congress. the Unit·
ed States had to borrow money from
two banks?
The common greeting among early
colonists was a bow from the waist
-.ntll Thomas Jefferson, our third
president, introduced the. handshake
at White House receptions.
Jefferson also was one of .our more
"spirited1' preside~ts. ~m~sing a
$10,000 wine bil1 during his eight-year
stay at the White House.
Washincton's second inaugural ad-
dress remains the shortest on record
-135 words. ln contrast. William
Henry ·Harrisoo. our ninth president.
.delivered the lqaeest address -8,4'3
words.
Unfortunately, Harrison caught a
cold the day he was inaugurated and
died after only one month in offiCe.
the shortest term any president has
ever served. Franklin D. Roosevelt
helo-the "Office the longest. serving i
total of 12 years , one month and eight
days. -
• Dwight 0 . Eisenhower took the
longest presidential trip on record,
covering 22.370 miles in 19 days while
visiting 11 countries. F.o·.a .,
however, traveled the ..nosl, chalking
up more than 364,000 miles during bia
administration.
The largest While House occupant
was William Howard Taft who stood
6 feet Lall and weighed more than 300
pounds . He occasionally beca~e
stuck in hi~ bath tub, prompting him
to order a specially built tub lar1e
enoueh to bold four averf8e-siled
men.
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• C'oata Mesa ~t~ 1-.,...----'--Ty ~ h~a!tlvl!.le1-1u.cot,...telA<n_a_rea_l eye~peoer'
' .· Mtu'~ than !!00 of the Oranat Cout't leadln&
C'ltlzent were out '" run rortt -and dressed to
1mprna -for. lpe<'tacular cat• ball pr-dented
by South Coast Reputory Theater to open IU
1980·81 M>ason
The settlnt ror thf> St»per-person event
was both elecant and 1tunnln1 •The~ for lhe evenin& was Broadtwa Wt>st
AND n WAS Ju.st like a Brolldway OJ>E'nlng.
with gues~ ietting the full star treatment as
they pulled up (many of ~m in shiny, black
hmousmes) tbt" curved dnveway In front of the
I mperiaJ Bank Building. starting point for the
t•venlng's activities
Earh g ues t "'as greeted b y a full ~·omphment of tuxedo-clad valets who gallantly
~wept open e11ch chariot's doors and directed its
passengers to"'~rd the bank's main lobby
• -
.FfiAJ URING
. , O~oly Piltll P-.-. •Y a.Mte• MMr
The wulk to the lobby'_s doori. was exciting
in itself ~ each ~ue t passed between yellow
and white streamers held by lovely yonng gtrli>
attired in '.WS·St> It' usherettl' costumes
And all during· the breathlak1Pis: Wdlk
cameramen were cllr kang away taking both
~lilt and movie pi<'tures
A CARRIAGE PULLED BY A WHITE STEED HELPED SET THE MOOO OUTSIDE SCR GALA
Among guests were (from left) Mr. end Mrs. Randy G·uth'rte, Mr. and Mrs. James Henwood and Mr. and Mrs .. Ae~ald t..utsky
T ff EN. AT TH E en t r an c e w a y . two
-charming doormen In formal attire. bowed,
offered greetings and -threw open the doors to
the bank's lobby where a trio of musi<'ians were
playing show-t.unes and h~dsome men and
beautiful· ladies were partaking of beverages
and a magnificent hors d 'oeuvre-s s pread
<'&te r e d by t h e newly ope n ed En co r e
Resta urant. ·The hors d'oeuvres spread-in itself was
a lmost overwhelming, a n · hors d 'oeuvrcs
addicl's dream. There were dozens and dozens
of different kinds of beautifully done treats to
s ample. inc luding everything from caviar
sa rdines and crab legs to all the different kinds
of frujts and cheeses. Decorating the table were
three ice carvings (two were of sw~ns) and
several handsomely sculpted butter carvings. in ·
<'luding an appealing carving of a small seal. ·
Adding to the elegance of the affair was the
attire of the guests themselves. handsome men
in tuxedos or tails and beautiful women in stun·
ning designer gqwns.
INVITATIONS FOR the event bad been
done in black and ·white in an art deco style.
• And, apparently t hat inspired man y of the
female guests in selecting tfleir gowns becausf'
1t seemed as if at least one in three were
w e a r i n g e i the r bl a c k or a w h i t e. or a
combination or the two. The effect was striking
Following cocktails, gues ts passerl
through the bank lobby 's. far entrance onto 11
park, which they crossed oq their way to the
South Coast P laza Hotel. "'Again, t he walk
was entrancing because the park was done
up in twinkling lights a nd peopled with a mime.
.1 juggler and othe r ·cha racters you m ight
imagine in New York's Central Par k.
Still another treat was in store as guests
enrered the hotel and wwe greeted by the
fragrance of dozens and dozens of gardenias
and white roses as the~ passed through gold
metallic streamers into an art deco ballroom.
e:t 11 done up in black. Wl'file and gold. Thousands of
ARRIVING AT GALA
• Mr. and Mrs. Lance Blue
~ ards of gold me1alhc streamers lined the
ballroom wall.
THE TARLl:S wert• ~overed with shin y
black clothes and atcenll'd with white napk.)ns.
silver and crystal tablewear.
Continuing lhl' Broadway mood . the J oE'
Mosh ay Orrhe.,tra played s ho w . tune-s
throughout dinner much to the delight of the
dozens of folks who crowded the dance floor
bet ween courses. . ·
The meal itself was a stunner. too, starting
with Fumet d 'oxlail au Xeres Hancock and
Johannis berg Ri esling 1979. Next came La
tru1te zugoise. n euron Ewing: Guggenhei m 's La
ne1ge au Cliquol. Les medaillons de veau aux
m orilles. Bouqu ctiere Grand -mons ieur.
Croquette de raz )..a uvage, La Sagewood s alade
•
HELPING SET THE FOR SCR GALA
Joe Moahey Orchestr• Pteyed Show Tune•
CHRISTMAS LAY-A-WAY
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ENJOYING BROADWAY WEST WERE DONALD SMALLWOOD (LEFT),
Judy Heidinger, Ca rolyn and Maurice DeWald
de Lime.;;tone, Rananc f"oster Ingold, Le cafe
Rooseyl'lt#lrl finall~. Les L1qut•urs. Many of
the guullts \\l' t' 1n .1~rrf"ml'r1t lh<.tl, l'\Cll 1f they
couldn'I tran:-.lal" tht' l•'rt·nl"l1 n~unrs. the menu
was soh1eth1rm lo tcilk ..ibout. There also wen.•
two othc•r k1nlls of wines to t<'rnµt the palate:
Gamay nl·au1ola1::. 1978 and Dom..tane Chandon,
Brul. · '
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THEN. AS Gl'F.STS ~•ppt-d their liqueurs
and coffee. t he SC R ·Cabaret presenled an
original musical show to wind up the gala
evening.
The ~how, d1re<'ted by Lee Shall at and writ·
ten by Jerry P at('h, conhnut•d the Broadway
Wbt theml', opening with a rull blown chotus
lanl'·tyJW numpt:'r 11\· Uw Keath CliCton D:inct·rs.
1nl'luding K1·1th .ind l.1nd.1 Clifton Yvl'll•·
Rovbal, Slt'\" Pc.t rktn, TJ\.H> llurtado an<I
.Jackie Kirian1>ff.
OTllER PAflTICIP/\'.'llTS tn the . show in·
duded Dwight RaC'hard Udlt>. who dt.·"•.l!nt>d 11
John F:ll1nt.!1nn, 'A ho <ltd musical coordination 1 vocalist Teri Rabton. plus Charles Lanyer.
. John-David Kelll·r and members of the South _
Coast Rept:rtor~ Company. including art1st1c
directors David Emm~s and M<Jrtan Benson
Chair man for the gala evening was Mrs.
Richard /\lien. ass15.ted by Mrs. Ph1h p Really.
Gala Comm11lC'C' m erhbt'rs included Mrs .
Don Adt..in~on. Ell ·n Appel. Mrs llarry Axcne.
Mr.s James Baldwin. Mrs H(ll Ballm<1nn. Mrs.
J a mes Benllt>y. Mrs. Alex Bowie, Mr!i. John
Cashion. Mrs Ward \b_ambcrhn. Mrs. Uon
Christeson. Mr.., Ralph Clock. Mri>. J ohn
Coelho. M~ .Jrmn Curt'1. ·Mrs. Miriam Oeane
and Mrs. Mauric·c• DeWald.
Als<1. Mrs Robert DiDomemco. -Mr. and
Mrs . Kae Ewang, Mrs Richard Frost. Mrs
John Grundhofcr. Mrs. Randy Guthrie. Mr. and
Mrs. Jack ll<.tll, Mrs. Richard Hausman, Mrs.
J a mes Henwood. Mri.. Gavin Hcrbert .. Mrs.
tl\1bert Hilch<·y. Mrs. Robert Ingold. Mrs . Alec
J ohnson. ·John Kallefcr. Mr'>. Peter Kremer.
Lucille Ku ehn. Mrs Stephen Ma ros1. Mrs.
Roger Miller. Mrs. Edward McFarland. Mrs.
Robert McLIM{l and Mrs. Peter Ochs
AL..~ MR •. KEN Oliphant. Mrs. Thomas
Peckenpaugh. !\1 rs. Thomas Riley. Mrs. Harry
Rin ker . Alex Hobertson Jr .. Mrs. James
Rodgers, James Roosevelt. Mrs. Cecil Shirar.
Howard Siegt>l , Mrs Wil ham Stabler. Mrs.
Oelane Thyen. Mrs. Robert Warmington, Mrs.
William Wenke and Harriette Witmer.
And. if that wasn't enough, guests found
when they reclaimed their c;.irs from the valets
that a single white rose. in remembrance of the
evening. had been placed m the front seat of each
automobile.
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.\1r a11d Mr~ Ph1hp Reilly, Warren Hancock,
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stephen ~taros1. Mr. and Mrs. William WenkP.,
Mr. and Mrs J ames Hoosevelt, Mr. and Mri..
Ken Oliphant, Mr. and Mrs Maury DeW:ilo,
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keep a" a~i: through I unrjl ..
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Amer1tu Flr:.l" b) ht•:uth.:ht> £\U)' mommt(
bcfort' tuttmi: !ht' rood 1 hi: Jl.irm "ould go orf m
th~· 1111dd le ur th'• n1aiht P1 rk1n.: m ) "''n
Jhrough lht• u.1rknc:>~. I'd guldt.' arm. ... ind ltll5
1 llrou~h dothl'' It "'" like thn•i.dlni a n~"dll'
with W\"t !>pai:h,•tt1 -< th .. k1ct.-. ("()nUnuoo to
·lt.•t>p, I'd "alk th,•m tc1 lht-cur and arrAnRt'
thl·m in uw bJ,•k i.._..it I I.I \l.Jll un11I th motor
"3!1 running anll we werP r~ady to luvc b<'fort-
1 dad my lul d.t..'it11rtlly dt-e<I Of'I Lhotse sµll ~e-f'P 10~ 0 1.C\h . •
My t•h1ldrt•n nl'' t•r .1"'t1kt.' a11king "Whe.n.•
are "l"'" It "'J; .1l"'J '"· 'Wh.u time 1~ 1l ~
They could n('\'cr pllt). g3rnes olher children
played. likt> "Count the C'he' tes" or ··out or
State·Llcenst.• Plait: Rummy.·· There weren l
any oltwr cars on the road
We'd sit tht>re hke zombies. hsten1ng lo the
hog and ~rain market-. un lhl· c;H r.idto. Ir) 1ng
to fi~ure out 1r "" att· a <'J OU) bar "'hat rncal \lot
would c;poil
Once as "'-t' sloppt•cl ~•t a roadside park for a
potty break ~nd 1 hooh '<I my s weatt>r ov1.•r lhl'
hood or nomt•nt to ke-t-p rrom falli ng. a stihon
"'at.ton pullt6tl tn "1th uoolh r ra mily They
look•·~ h·h'lblf' Tlw k1W. stumblt."d along walh
blonkl·ts dru.cijmg 110 th., t1r0Wld, their hair un·
.-omt.et.I. lhl'll ">l'" puHy and glazed The
"omun und I cl•dn l )U anything at first. Our
•') c mt·t rn that r.cn· mom.:nt of understanding
wlthuul word.\ F1n1tll}l bh<t said, "Would you
have mnrtH.-0 him 1r you h~d known he was noc·
1urnat? '
A rt'" week) u~o <>n vacation lhe alarm
went off at 3 30 j~ my. husband \\hipped out of
h ·d .ind begu11 lo dn·i.t.
'Why an• vuu doin~ this"" I mumbled
'I' H ' told vou ~furl!. the children travel
ht'llt.·r b\ nt ~ht whcn they <:a n sleep "
We don't hfj vt' l'hlldrt.>n with us "
·'t'ht•rt•"i. no traffi c on the road and l can..
mJkt• better t1 m1·. · •
"We re nymg "
.. H Wt! start early. we cun stop early and be
~urc of getting a hotel ruom " •
· We re going home "
"I'm basically sadistic "
Now that m<ikc~ sense:
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Give Hot Pants Deep Six
DEAR J\~~ LANDERS. I hope you ·will
) . print this INte r and help not only me but Lh<'
other gi rls I am 15 yl'ars old and I have been
dating ttu~ guy for o,ne month Already he wants
to havi: sex I fl ave said "no way·' every time he
has t riro something. and we end up in an argu
ment l k says it's natural for people in love to
want to s hare their bodies with one another. The
problem 1s J don't lhtnk I am (eady for such a
move. and l am not in love.
How in the world can I get this ·dude to un-
derstand that all [ want is ... nice. friendly rela-
tionship wlthou~ sex? I have a good reputation.
and I don't want to ruin my future If I start
having sex there is a 50/50 chance that I wilL
end up pregnant. This has happened to a few· of
my friends. and in every case it turned out to be
a disaster. _, ·
Ann. please help me . I would talk to my
mom . but she wouldn't cfllow me to date this
guy again -and 1 don't want that to happen. I
forgot lo tell you. Ann. he is.16 years old. -
MIXED UP IN FLORIDA
DEAR MIXED UP: My •dvlce ls to ,live
Mr. llot Pants the deep six. Take my word for
It, honey, you are not KOing to get hiA dllnd off
his prime target. Chances are far beUer that be
~Ill wear you down and get what be IA after. If
. he really cared about you, be wouldn't be so
selfish and put his gratification ahead of your
pe.ce of mlDd.
( Horoscope
WEDNESDAY, SEP.17
B y SYDNEY OMARR
)
ARIES 1 Mar·. 2l ·Apr. 19): Foeus on dis·
tnnce. pot.entiaJ. meaningful communications.
Aries. Libra persons fi~ure prominently. Travel
P,la ns grab spotli~ht. You can let go of past and
take "cold plunge" into future. You have grand
opportunity to form policy and imprint personal
style.
TAURUS <Apr 20-May 205. You gain in-
si~ht into finances. taxes . fin ancial obligations
of partner and •Others close to you, including
"mate. You encounter aggressive member of op-
posite sex. Gain indicated through new con-
tacts, enterprises You could strike pay dirt!
GEMINI CMay 21-June 20)· Play waiting
game -time is on your side. Follow through on
hunc.h , share kno wledge -you learn by
teaching Cancer . Capricorn ,and Aquarius
persons figure prominently. If patient, what you
need becom es available through s urprise
source.
CANCER <J une 21-July 22): Diversify. dis·
play versatility and humor. Popularity in·
creases. special message -is an invitation to
social affair. Gemini. Sagittarius persons play
lcey roles. You can make inqui ries which result
in improved services.
LEO 1JuJy 23·Aug. 22): Revise. review, re-
model -build on a solid structure. Aquarius,
Taurus. Scorpio persons fi gure prominently. Ac-
cent on affairs of heart. changes. children.
speculation and adventure or '.'falling in love."
Surprise is due -and you'll be gratified.
VIRGO <Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Accent on settl-
ing long-standing problems. obtaining valid ap·
pf aisals. coming to terms with older individual
who will share benefit of experience -and ex-
penses. Take notes. bring accounts up to date.
You'll gain insights into property values.
LIBaA <Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Low key ap-
proach brings ·desired results. Focus on finding
ri1ht personnel, locating missing persons figure
promtnentJy,
SCORPIO (Oct.-23-Nov. 21J : Refuse U> be
target for any person's get-rich.quick scheme.
Accent on protection of valuables, consolidating
•recent acquisitions. Pisces. Virgo natlve5 ft1Ure
promi.qently. Define terms, steer away from self.
deception.
SAGnTA.ltlUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Emphasis
on penona1 efforts. special appearances. Com·
. bine cballenae and re9ponsibllity. Take initiative
-open dialogue with "authority fipre." You
ml1bt be amazed at positive resu.lta obtained!
Cancer, Capri~m persons figure prominently. ·
CAPaJCOllN <Dec. 22-Jan. 19): You're on
brink of added recopftion, better cliatribution
and dllplay -and resolution. of emotional
dilemma. Aries. Libra persons fi1ure in
lcenado. You pin aceeu U> inlonn.uon that
bad bMD marked "Eyes Only.''
AQVAart18,(Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Romance, cnaUve endeavors ud "superb aalesmambip" dominate your· penonal scenario. One wbo
aeemed aloof tould off er advice which, tr
heeded, could lead to 1reater lndependeoce,
rtnanetal and otherwise.
PllCD <Feb. It-Mar. 20): Accent on dine·
Uoa, OftJ'eOllllftl red tape and "petty pt0ple.''
Clneer, Caprleorn and Aqua.rt• naUve1 play
atplfteaac .,,._, Advancement and achieve·
._t are bltbll1bted. You set car.r ..lMlost; ....,. la oa upe1riq.
. .t\n11
Landers
CONFIDENTIAL TO WIDCH WOULD YOU
CHOOSE?: I would rather think well or myself
than have others tblnk weU or me, btt•ose I
might be able to fool others bat I cu never fool ME. · ..
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OCIAHVllWI
HO' tu Newport OCl'lrn
I nlfll h1r.it• •1 Bdrm 2
llll'pluetoe.. hhUned j!IUS!\.
11.ood bc1tflll'd rc1hng~
Only $:mt.ooo inl'ludc:.
l.illd 8'l4J 717 t
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MUSTIESOlD
l lldrm. ls:c ram .tJTI ,
m•wer. with Tudor {(fr.
,:;1gn, a:.sume loan with
only 20'; dn
DRIVEIY
412 16THPLACE
S 115,000 or?
U~l~lJI: 11()-'tl:S
675-6000
DOYER SHOltE OCEAN VIEW RIB! i Bd r m, 2 ~. b a"th .
Former model with a A bargain! 4 Bdrm:.. 3 lantast1c view. Must scc baths. huge fam11Y room. formal dmini.: room. this decorator's deli~ht
pool. Brmg your 1w Best 1·ondo in Costa
aginat ion and p:'lll\t )tcsa. REDUC ED BY brush. Only $294,500. c.;8'1 SIO.O?O WI LL SELL
·ror"moredetails. 54&23Kl F~ · !i"ilii ~~~~·
___ __ NEWPORT
P911NSULA DUPLEX $118,900!
AXER VNY <1frordabll' Nt•wport
'.lleed.'> loo, of help. Bnnj:! tt•rr:t\'(' <-oncto : Up
shovels and paint. Cas h >(r:ttlt'<I 1·11d unit Exira
in on $$$. Owner will window-. afford m <>rr
1·arrv hnancini.: Submit Ii~ ht ;11HI "11·w pl u:-.
offers. · a 11 d c· d t' o u n t ('r s &
@ 1>t11r:.11.:c· 111 1•n unt rv
kllrht'n! Take over lo'4·
intt•rbt. loY. µa.} ment,
low pn1·1-. loun ( l0''2' i .
S68Q mu, Sli9,300). Set>
SEACOVEPROPERTES and :.ubm1t ! C a l l
752-1700 fast. 714::,d,9; I ii iliJ;~. I Elegant entry add• to L . = ]
this spectacular 3 Bdr m Take time to relax and
2 bath home. huge cou.o· shop at home. It's simple
try kitchen. family area with D a 1 I y p i I o t
opents to entertaining Classified Ads. And if
patio. Sparlding pool and you have something to
spa. Truly a ramil~ sell, call a friendly
Ml'WISLAMDIR
'Ibis oewb' toa1 home olfers the be11~ of
Balboa Island. ~lgned
m the French country
l>lyle:. and ideally s1lual-
t:d, this cuatom home of·
fers the finest amerflt1es
ineludin.i 3 s pacious
Bdrm/l. 2~1 &. Roman
tub, bonus room . and
l'Us tum bric k pal10 .
Proudly prese nted at
5450.000
BALBOA I S LAND
REALTY
673-8700
VACATION HOME
l.Jvmg in this Broadmoor
townhouse hllS Low up·
keep. park like yant.
open air country-hke hv
1nR. Bl'i~hl. c heedu l.
light. l'etltral air . bnck noors. community pool.
tennis <'ourts rid '"R
I.rails. Lake for f1shm~
for the kuis.
VIEW
And much much more
SmfilllJO Rfflton
7 !4·633·3434 __ _
TRI-LEVEL LUXURY
MEREDITH
GALLERIA
Open HouseSun.9-M.
12 5PM. 2206 Ridgewood
t\t Santa Clara. Santa
Ana
-IBdrm.2 &.
Formal Living & Oming
Hooms. sep Family Rm .
W1Fireplace. Central
A C, TnpleGarai::e.
Large Bat•kyard
W /Cupboard Pat'''
!'ll!W paint rn & out
OHANGEC01\ST
FINANCIAL
. ltEAl.TORS
714/957-<YiOI ---·--·-
COUUEICIAL
REAi.ESTATE
CARIEH
Established local firm I'>
taking applicat1oru; from
ln ·ens ed r eal c s tatt•
salesmen & brokers for a
raieer m eommer<•1al n.'·
al estate management &
brokerage. Extensive on
the job lrairung in all
aspects of this field A
unique opportunity for
the business mmded real
est ate pef'SOO. Call for an
interview ReaJonom1cs
Corp. 675-b '700
see. 546-2313 ~~~~~~~~~ I home. $134,900. Call to Cla~s1f1ed Ad· Visor at
O'ftJ lllQ•ll ~lt/'1 1 ILJI. I• 642.567_8 ___ _ 'l•'.llilll ---.~--n-----/? ~ J, o /) ew'Pori LOWDOWN, l_.,o{~ t
, VACANT -1' \
this 3 Bdrm home . I.Seller wants fast sale on ~~ REALTORS
675-5511 Wrought Iron gate entry.
flower ril le d yard .
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: ~~-au_thru~fu~~~~~-w oodl .;. '
IUff5 MOST POPULAR E PLAN!
Overlooking park a nd greenbelt. three
bedroom. huge family room. wood
SEA COVE f'RCPERTES beamed ceilings. bright and beautiful.
Offered at $217.000. 538 \lista Grande. -----714-631-6990 !
----~-~~-.L! ASE OrTIOH! r
Olt7
Owner <'annot clos e
before 1981. 3 Bdrm 2
bath, la r ge country I kitchen, 2 car garage.
. Large lot. assumable I
loan. S99.950. Call fo r
moredet~. 54&2313
0.'01l•ftJ•11 \ tt,t1 l(if I; .. I •
1.em11111
IEASTSIDE IAIGAIN
T his home has bee n
totally upgraded and is
in move in t'OOdition. 3
bedrooms, 2 baths and
offers a one year warran-
ty. Assume low interest
loan and owner w/carry
a 2nd: Full price $116.500.
556-2660
CSELECT .
I f>ROPERTl~S
WOW!
LOW IMTIUST!
W o ·u I d y o u
believe ... gor ge ous 4
Bd r m exec u ti v.e
home ... courtyard en -
try ... marble and o nyx
entry ... plush carpets and
drapes ... lush grounds
w ith s parkling foun ·
tain ... secluslon ... and
owner will fina nce at
12%! Steal it at $152.500.
Ownen loss ... your gain.
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OPf.N fll 9•~1 S li:imOlll NICI •
~ ' THE REAL
£STA HRS
MIWPOIT fllllf
4 Bdrma-den. Choice
tree lin e d location !
Owner aawoue. bataaln
p~ced. $119.500. Call -.1111 .
Ol'rN 111 9 • ti S rUH IO Ill N'(I '
~TH£ RrAI
~~fS1ATfHS
COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS
2515 E. Coast Hwy .• CCWOM .. Mir
675 5511
WELL
EXCUUUSE!!!
MEE!!!!
If the constant roar of t he ocean
is going to keep you awake nights
don't bother to read this! With all'
that sand there isn 't much ya rd
work. but what do I know. Just
sit there while someone else
§_n a ps up this OCEANFRONT
c h a rm er w it h a p rivat e
stairway to the beach. Let some
other romantic couple snuggle up
by t he fir eplace. e nioy ·the
panoramic ocean view and gloat
over ·the great deal they got on ·
this 3 bedroom hom e on t he
water that could have been yours
for only $790.000. Are you really ·
going to lei this opportunity slip
away again ? Come on -jus t
phone 759-1501 and say "OK.
s how me this home if it's so grea~~ ··"'
NEWPORT HILLS OFFICE
2'70 ·SAM Mee• 111¥1·
C7 t 4t71f·llOI
Walker.I Lie
1111 Eatat1
[842-5878)
MISAVaoE
..Bi~Jngl uor
bedroom in top J rca
New p~lot m and out.
New drapt.>s und an out
st.andinl( floor plan with
a separate master i.wte
make this a truly ternf11•
value at only $145.000.
l:all 751 3191
CSELECT
T" PROPERTI E;>
AM ·ARMAND
ALEG
is not what it will cost
you to own a btn condo
with a view. min utes
from the beach. a nd
.localed in lhe heart or
Honolulu. When not in use. rent at out and make
SdollarsS. Only $75.000 •
owner~ are motivated!
l 714 )545·9491
One Call Service
Fait Crecttt Approval
IOOZ
One of a .kind. old world design &
quality of t his new authentic French
Normandy home. 4 Bdrm. 3 bath
custo m h o m e w it h f i n es t c~ts ma nship & a menities. Now
available. ~.000. <;all for a pp't.
IAYROMT
We have several rine homes
with pier & slip.
FIXER $91 ,000
Bnng your pa1nl brush
and sav1• thousands! 4
Bdrm townhome, dmmg
room . private _tree
shaded patio, and hu~I!
gret!nbe ll. Jus t s tep-.
from pool. lmPoSs1ble lo
matl'h '. Call 963-6767
B. TOIO HOltSI COUMnY
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiial 4 Bdrm.. 3 baths : r a nc h style.
Ddebout · mini·estate in orange groves. $240.000
Bay&Becx:h
Real Estate
ll[Alc~-BILL GRUNDY . REALTOR
' " I•. J' 't 1s simply terrine. An · 1 ''"v" ... u ... "'·~ ol'> biol [~Jlllil orrcn ng d coziness and r-!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!! goo d c h ee r . Two
bedrooms. Speclal:ula r
ocean view. PooJ. 'The
house tS casi1y ex.pan·
dable ... and burslmg with
poss1bilit1es. $415.000 .-WPOltT
DUPLEX
2 U nits on fcl• land.
t\rross from par k. Nt-ur
bca1·h. ·bay. & s hoppini.:.
Pnct'<i al $205,ooo. Eves
642·2253
631-7100 ......
'oooas TO IEACH
2 · 2 U up t e x . 0 ~ n t· r
m ntivated Opc n 111
l'r c at1Vt! l1nanl'1n~
Possibly htlll· or no 1·ash
Will trade propert~ ·boat
<.';1 r • or ? ? $<!49 .000
l'.:\Cl>548-0715
associated
BROKERS-llE Al TORS
l 01', 'W Eo•boo 611 Jb6)
&·II idle 1tl'm-.
/ •
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... ON THE IANCH
A three bedroom detached home in
Irvine 's· "The Ranch " area: F.amily
room kitchen combination. cheery
I I I l'l>l.11·L•. l'O\:l'r<.'d put 10. l'lcl'l l"ll'
garage door opener and located c lose
to t he greenb e lt and community
te nnis court s. Properly priced at
$134.950. .
U~l()U~ ti()M~~
REALTORS, 675·6000
2443 1 .... , Coa..t Highway. Corona del M.n
WE HAVI J 9 Of THE BEST LISTINGS IN TOWN
RCTaylorCo
6 40-9900
LIDO ISLAND
Owner will assist in financing 4
Bdrm ho me on la r ge lot. New
kitchen. Beautiful decor. Large
p<1t10. Steps to beach & ten~i~. 5395.000 •
RCTaylorCo
640-9900
C!IE
llDllB ILlllS aa .
OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE
IA YSHOIES IA YRONT
Spcctaculnr 40 Fnot Frontage• Pier & Dock
In fo:xrl11s1v(• Bayshorc>s Community, Lovely
Mas ll•r S1111C• With F1replal'1' Plus Four Bedroom~ .'ii -Oonus Hoom & Den. Spacious
Dmini.t /\rca With WN Bar Truly GorJ?eous
V11!w Of lslan<ls & Channels. And An Extra
l.arf(l' fo'ronl P~1t10 & Deck. Sl.650.000
NEW usn.-41DO 1su
Prime Location. Community Beaches.
Cl ubhouse & Tennis. Street To Street. Extr~
Lar1te Quiet Corner Lot. With Traditional
f 'our Bedrooms. Plus Great Quarters With
Rath & Rar. Rilhard S11cd Recreation Room.
Beautiful!\· Landscuped Luma & Patio.
S435.000
·®. ·--•••G41•tt••t•
fiJ Coldwell Banker
..
PANOIAMIC VllW ~
Beautiful dramatic home on-hilltop
ln prestigious Emerald Bay. 2 B.R. + den. Private. Low maintenance
yard. Great financing. $795.000
IN N.WPOllTC•llJZR
• 644"9060
•
MAGNIRCBfT
·~· Sl.750.oOo
Rick AJderctte, Rllr. 832.044()
Call 64.2-5678
IAYAVE
Charmmg 3 Br + family
room residen ce. Pvt
m3liter SUI le with retreat
& sundeck. Secluded lus h
patio + 2 Ur rental.
$.,17 5,000 ! .....lay,rop. ...... ,
•675-7060•
SPYGLASS HILL
SUIMll ALL OFFERS
Owner must sell this ele~ant (Lusk)
Ne wporter plan featuring 4 Bdrms.
forma l dining room and step down
li vin)! room with French doors
opcni n~ onto private courtyard with
s pa. Owner will consider trade or
c x c h a n g c fo r s m a Ue r home.
,A .l.T.D. or land contract. Priced at
$459.900. Call now.
HARBOR RIDGE REALTY, INC.
544-9411 675-1 16J
MAGllFICENT LIDO BAYFRONT
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ON WATER· BEAUTIFUL!' •
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,.... $175,000
WATERFRONT HOMES, INC.
REAL ESTATE
')JJ.•, H(\nt..tl". Prop._.,lv M1tn.~•f'l'llt'-nt
24..IO VJ Co."' ~lv.v
Nt"'110fl Bc• .. ch
631·1400
3 1'> Mqnne Ave.
B..lhOd ,,land
67Utoo
macnab I Irvine
. realty
A SUBSIDIARY OF
THE IRVINE COMPANY
IASTSIDI SU1N1S1!
Ne wly built 2BR. 2 bath • den
w I cMar paneling & wet bar. New
a pp lia nces & ~u s tom ,quality
m ater ials . Gar age workshop &
alley access. A steal at $139.500.
Martha ~lacnab 642·8235. cG -57>
712-1414 --llt .. 711
(Q1'11M Vdftey (.,,., Woocbidqe Center
642-IJJI , .......
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l~y. September 16, ,efeo DAIL V Al.OT
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Grat'I~ manor l'loUll~ _ ..l 90IM Sli. ~ 11n&I oo Jt.z bUllda le oo· •----....,.,~t'OWILr> ar :tH1'. l '~B.1 l-~rpk . Built 111:-.. In ~on{I CIR '°" S33SK. owe 2nd :::.'::.l>~t=la~~ IJll'\lh an•u W tll ·nut I J~l Jl S8.'°;.!t 10 SlOOK·. 'HGl Sushorl!.
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TAYLOR CO.
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PRIME u ~c Com
mercial Land. 900n fron .
t a se on Hw y 111.
Sl,200,000. Call Barbara
Glass at C/Zl Sandpiper.
64C).4l50
,~ .... .._..., ... ~ · tc.1ltor::, 645-MlO e..sC'Nlve 1l'OUDdf. •NC l"HAllkavtoo SubmttoJlofrerb. • ·-----l~~~.oao •a T .. I ova LO.A ... !' RIGAHT WATIRFROMT sur.2ba.ramrm .JOOO sq --.---""' · ft /\1>mbj. Agent. J oe 497·17 I ~o m• ·d lo t~uuli f\ wh<'n \Oii t.tk•· $46·&&00
t1H '1 ltw lo.in on t h1-.. ,,, "tt•tl' ·mr RESIDENCE
HI· 1\ I ·1 I it\:-... ·.1 Ill .. I~ H h
ALL YOU COUU ASK ~
AM> A LITftrllT'"litOB-2'00 WABUfl\IMT'f t .HJ. "1l h 'IWrkln1p. tnul' f>i1'1I CJ ...... 1 ,:.,wnn.rt ·~ ., . ..,,h ., 1,.n~ . 1-----w111-'1N.!Y'li~-4!'4~NFm~"~""·..,__.....,_,.--t .... ,...'1TT-,...,rn Tpt111r•. 1 , , ,.....,......,,....--r--~ -'l&:.-r-.. ~~·~-
.. ~PlltMIU.\ 1tv1na rm ~ "( .11' h'r ll\!lll'lh.t.ul-. Lurgc•s t fl oor pl a n offer ed . .,..wo'
--. .... -l.Ml-'-1--"!'-J)edrt>oms 2 baths. 1 .7$0_ sq.ft. family· room & separate dining room.
hobby room attached to 2.car garage.
large living room w/Wood burning
f'irl•place. Oversized lo1. bcaut1full\'
landscaped. Gre at for outdoor
entertaining. You can't get more for
$179.500.
Have Cash will bizy
DG'Yis&Ce.t
851-166'
• ••
,.
r~.nnron t'pband bl·<iroorn. rfl'n. 3 ba th. view of bay. a ghah !nmj( lllX>I ,h GOLDlb...I W .,ST i.um1.1blt' lo .rn \'.>11 "'" ., 1\0,11 .. hp n )..!hb up tu 1.1 m~otoday RlilTOIS & ASSOC. M~GHIFICEHT
HACl'IHDA OH
A . 148-1511
\LLSTATE
$749,000
JAMES L GOULD 611-1512
IACKIAY
Will trade for Condos in
Hawaii . Mammoth, Vail
or ? 4 Bdrm. Maids
room . pool $499,000.
Agent 64& 1044
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••••••••••••••••••••••• REALTORS ~ ...... Mw 1022 &Toro 10l2 ----~= ~ -------..... ,. ....... 3107
'
SUPall S .... I!
Open, ~l'lll'IOU'> winJ
1•ht'l'f V hUlnl' "°Hh J
UJrm-. :111ud). C1rnHI\
nn. :? ITpla . ~P" k l'\lm '1l
µwl $219,000 Q ll l1iJ111
97!.I s.:no
ALLSTATE
AE>\lTORS
S,.d--.SprCJteu
Outstanc.hng nighl light
\lcw, 4 llr J.nd bt>Jut1Cul
tlcn. large pool JOd "11.1 1-:xrc l l c n~r 111 '
5.S2.5,000
<JM l "tITT \(. t-.
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II> I " ,, I <I I ... 11 m ... r
t-.lrm l"•"""t 'r,.tn•111 or
111 li1v. •tnr.. ~ ! tt.lrm
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11 • ..,rnh,. 1t. 11 ' 1 h;11 m
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CALL .. \IH L1t:T \ILS
644-721 t
"1n NIGE L
OAIL[Y &,
ASSOCIATES
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1034
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WASTE HOT
WANT HOT
r t>al ~tute
--~illnoJon leaclt I 040
SOUT'H OF-HWY •••••••••••••••••••••••
IUY NOW-SA VE
& .AJIPUCIA TE
I h1' :1 lldrm 2 Ha l'1111fuf'
11 I,, n 111 l ( Jl. l. ~ G 1-:
I'\ tH •• m ·;1 1., lht> lowt.'i.l
ut ,111 otht!,.., h:.Lt.'C.I for
'tJ h• Buy lh1s beauty
"''"' llnd '•)U v. 1U not onlv
,,J\ t• mt>nf'y but get extra
·•1>1>rt'l'IJl1on as well ~ktni< rwu) $132.500
e H,\NCH
H~A l TY
~~) l 2000
**llC! rhat ~ Jll that 1~ ni:'Cde<j
hcrl• a hlllc TLC~ This I
LkJ rm. 2 sty. cxct'ull ve
homt• In OllC of lrvanc:s
m11st pn·:.t1gioui:. an .•a i:. 2 Bd rm C h a r m e r .
h r e 1>l are. p a tio & g ara ~e . $1 8~.1100 · II
t:1 lt•rti-en Ai..'t. tl75-:!373 o r
i?O»l..'>!JR
hu:. 1l!> ov.n l'(>OI & :.va. GREAT FAMILY It , 1·11c·ant .intl pm'l'd to
HOME .,,,•II NOW ' l'akt• Jdvim ·
IHr. 28J . hRhl & airy, l . tJi.:~·:
/14 hlk lo ~chi & park 11 ~ m 1 s1m.ooo .
tut>c11 Onb s118,!J!Hl ~w,,odbrldgc ~~~~~~~~~~Jasmine Creek. I !>Lury . 2 :: hr, dt•n, 2 ba, !>pa, ~t!cun
THIHIC .AIOUT IT
Sharp .a wuts, 7 Bdrms.
.\O' wide lot for o nly
. $$00.000.
t\, a ll amcmt1~. -.~urn
St75,000 mtg. JSk1ng
S275.000. 640·-IJtit art
6 JO.
846-5502 Really
551-3000
. 1\1~0 lldrran•·~ Pl.,.', In in,.
JACOBS REALTY
675-6670
rosmVE
C.ASHR.OW
v. 1th only $16.000 down in·
e luding m an agem cnl
ree
Positive cash now on this
beautiful 3 Bdrm l'Ondo.
1 Won ·1 la:;t at only $66.000.
I 5-I0-3666
to Mesa 1024 •••••••• 4 ••• 4:\ •••••••••
TAICEADYAH'TAGE or this sharp 4 lJdrm
h o m e . R e mod e led ktll'hen and entry way,
huge rock fir~pla{'e. new
earthtone carpets, new
pa int in a nd oul.
Hardwood noors. Large
master s uite measuring
12'x21' form al d 1ninr!
room. Asking Sl 19,900.
BE:\C H CONDO nv
OWNER. Bachelor unit,
frplc. pool. Ji.I~. Ar ros-.
P<.:H from the beach.
lfunt1n{,'lon Harbor area
Pnce $83,000, assume 10
518'"< Isl or $49,000 Ca ll
Mike 542 3553, 8-lll-6426.
FORMER MODEL
Super upgraded. 4 lldr m,
4 ba. ram rrn on lize !.'Or·
ner loL South llunl. Bch.
$162,500. '. V-fllelan For an uppomtment to ' n:.. Estate see, call 540·115! H BLKS TO BCH . · I I La Questa La Palma ti br bdrm with rt.>d lilt! roor.
RV a cccss. CDS lot COM . s139.500.
HUGE ASSUMAIU R.E Professionals
Spectacular view home. E-SIDE DUPLEX 96l-8377
Quality design. Leaded Two 3 Ir. Unik $5000 DOMILI windows, fo'rench door... .,... "
fonnal dllun~ room. lov· $142.500 &\JOY gorgeou." 2br on
e ly den. View from all FULLElt REALTY sandv beach for Sl500
levels". Ni~l !>lttet an 546-0814 mo. ·1 Tax deduc:tablc1
Coronadel Mar. P ool . I.' I u b h o u se. 759 .. 1616 Fixer Upper l Bdrm. & 7~·2197, Agt.
Den. R·2 •ot. S82~. IO(;'o Assuma ble 8"'~'7o loan. ; ,~... dawn. 128 Santa-Isabel. ~ ~ •• .,,,..,3192 H.B. home. 3Br t~Ba.
• 0 .,..... • Beaut. lndscpng. SlB.000 i, real ~ .•. .,, estale down. $63.000 existing. ~ N£W CIJlllOS I Owne r earn balance: ~ --EASTSIDE C.M. S98.000. f'46·2560, Prin· ~ l5l2SantaAna Ave. J c1pals only. t SPLEHOtD I 2 HR 21, B ba. conlemp. lrw I 044 I \JRSnLE ' desittn. $U6.,0IAI .. , ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ Rrtreat to prwa~·v on o~e 1646-5. 096 646-6093 Turtle rock (ilen. IOWP'>t
1 o ( Li do !!.le s best =--:-r=.----·. 5bd Jb·
., ~treets .. This charming ~IDE ~~. ~m~ t' :·n11:1 ·. i ~m~in tmmacvtarP con · j RX OR IOllU r Ownerh\gt . &lH l25. ~ tht1o n offers a gale<l l Br Me on soxi.io R·2 tot ~ patio entry.· Entertain I w/dplx plans . As:.ume lg flEADY &-wtlLIHG
'-~our rnends '" the large Joan. $89.0IJO. Owner /agl. Beautiful :I Bdrm vacant ~ laving room with a war~ n.11.2923 _ homr. newly decorated ~ hre pla re 4 S p~r ious j • lhruout. Ideally l<x.·ated
bd.rm5 Look down over ASSUMAILE 10 the CALIFORNIA ~ b~au t 1ful l-.:s trad a I LOWIHTEREST HOMF'S area Close to ~ ~alkway, A ~ril.'e redur.·· Nearly new 2 BR. 21., BJ. sc:hools, par ks pools.
• 11on m akes 1.h1s .the i:ondo m small l>fOJet'l ::.h o ppi n g. As k iri g
' s mart buyer s firs t w ·poot and spa. 2nd TD Sl17.500. ~ choice. s:im.ooo. available ti75'4912 bkr.
----••ENJO~ the lon•h a1Tll'n1l1es of
thl' Woodbndj!e \11llajte
JU,C:ml•nl this super oHrr·
inA 3 lklrm. :?' ~ Ba ;.it.
1.1l'hl•d homl' w m.Jny
11pi:rade-. <.:all now.
Sl49,500 \\OOdb(ldt~
RcalllJ
551·3000
l!l~l8arrann Pkv.}·. l n•inf'
PRIVATE/
SPA
In atnum plus outsland-
lllR v1rw and observation
d1.~k 1paltu in back yard.
Plan 4 in Turtle Hock. •I
bdrm. 2' :i ba. compleldy
rl'tlccorated .inside and
rt:dcs1gned out.std£'.
If 573 CAMPUS Da: IRVl~E
1041 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
THE ONLY WAY
3 fldrm'n~~~n. n<'can
v1t•w de r k s. l ar ~e
~ndosed brirk p:rtro
Priced for 1mmed1ate
sale at s 1:n.ooo.
MISSION REALTY 494·(nJ1 •
CO/\ST LINE VIF.W own
your own apartment on
Cliff Dr. Walk to beach &
town. $159.500 .
Wallace Neff Realtor
4l).i.!J318
i . . ReJhill ~~Realty
I;-;-:) -;-:-:fl( I e-F~1\N C H
HEAL TY
551 2000
FANTASTIC VIEW
Npt. He1~hls/ By Owner from thlS completely re-
Lge R2 lot, ~real ass um mod 3 Br , 2ba home I~~~ ..... ~!!!, ii • 8.Y owner. 217 Apolena. I 2Br, 2 sLory house, frplc.
2Br garage apL + lrg
separate owner ·s unit.
S392,000. Gbod a ssum ~ b/3-0727
' ,
~
I .• • ~ • .
IDEAL FAMILY HM
2 story, 3 bdrm and g uest
quart ers. Lag Large
patio. S3S5.000.
LO~IUCHTB.
&Assoc. 675-3331
PIACIFUL
UT1\llS&.AMD
All the warmth 11ind
• charm of' Balboa Island
m this front 2 bdrm cot·
• tage witll beam ceilings.
Large l bdrm unit for in·
; come. A fine investment, !1 just steps to Bayfronts.
' m>,ooo.
loan, 3br. 2ba. frplc. oak t r e ntal unit. Mic ro
noors. :i patios. lots o r wav~. new plush cpl 'g. frwt trees, alley a('Cess. Ry Owner 4 Bdrm. pool, S295.000 640-5536 Agt.
detached gar. Appl. On spa , assumable. $185,000. ,
\'J . s119.SOO S48-272S <.:all 64&~\. Vaca~t__ A Rl84DL Y HOME . I Channlllg 2 Bdrm home SYAltTBt HOME I BY OWNER, 1900 3 br, with lovely m ountain
On 3 Br. l '"J Ba desirable I besl loc Beert_icld owe view. Great rental unit comer'lot, move-m con-$149,990, Lowest Vacant. or honeytnoon cottage.
d1t1on, walk to schools 752.5353 $125.000.
and shopping. College ---------Par!(. Sloo.ooo. Ask for THE "'UM.CONDO"
Cra1~. 631-1266 IH WOODlalDGE
ONLY SI 32,500
don osen
r1·a lt ur1o;
A deli~hl!ul 3 BR ad uh 1213 N. CO~T HWY
occupied Crec kw"bcd LAGUNAB~ACH REALTORS .\spen Plan on low lrarf1r 497-4S48 ---lllJl-.... ~ ... -•I cul·de -sa c street. The r----------MESA VIEIDE lowest cost detached re· PHIVACYSURROUNDS 0.. Gott C.... sidence in Woodbridge. lhts home in The Arch
31Yl3Country Club Or. CALL'QUICK ~y. J Bdrm, 3 ba, de -
3 Bdrm 21-'t bath custom 644-7211 signed for.family li ving.
home. private courtyard Oak paneling, hardwood
entry. large lot, 3 patios. floors, pvt & guarded
e le c tro11 ic s ecuri t y area.$289.900. /JD.NIGEL
system, srmke and fire Ron Willlams Realty (}AILEY &
ASSULIATES alarms. wood paneled 497·5494
den, VanLuit wall cover-
ings, custom hardwood 1044
parquet and Italian tiled 1---1°j.imiiiiiiiiiliiliiil•-----.. floors. numerous othe r
•••••••••••••••••••••••
amenities-. An outstand·
rng home. $3.'50.000.
loy~.Rttr s-.nn
mecnab /Irvine
realty
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OUTSTAHDIHG
HOMI
l Stury conte mporary
t'nd unit on greenbelt
wtth heated pool and low
marntenance yurd. 4
Bdrm and f'am~y rm.
Short walk lo l'Ommunll v
recreact1on center with
tennis C'OOrts. pool and
::.pa .s;?m,500
LOCJlllMI Hkjllef Rlty
-t95 5220 496-24 13
83().5050 493.9494
Elegant indoor-outdoor
hving w/0cean view 3
THEILUffS Ele~ant C Plan. end unit.
surroundml'C by trees and
11.L'ih greenery. 4 lir. J na
Opened beam ce1hngs.
mirro r ed walls . new
plLLSh carpet J ust listed
a t $2 19 .500. Agent
644·5403 -------llGCAHYOH
New cxd us t\e listing
Finest custum horn on
l he golf course 5 Bdrms
with over 6000 sq rt of
beaut daytime and e ven·
ing views Incr edible
secwit,y. Dy avpt. lhru
Wro. C..:ol~ :U.750,000
*Cote Realty
1
& Investment
640-5777
WESUY H. TAnOtl CO., llALTOIS
2111 S. JH .. m ... !'NII
NEWPORT CIMTB, M.I. 644-4910
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Charmine 5 bdrm. 3 bath
bayfront with 38' boa t
float. Sept. · July. $1200
mo. Yrly $1600 mo, 8111
Grundy. 67s.616l.
Mobh Homts · ._ rr...,ty 2000 OCEAIROH'T
For Sde ' I 00 •• • • • • • ••• • • •• • • • • • • • • •
• • • • •• • • • • • •• • •• • • • • • • • S;\Jll CLEMENTE SPL84DOtt
tm4,0 verland 2112• m ini. BYOWNER... . Decorator home has 4
take over pa ym e nt:., Ueauhful Spanish style BR. w/2 BA. rnclds bnck.
j3&61HIEvc. four unit apa r tmen t rplc. W/D, D/W, 2 car
-house.only 1•~yl•ars old, gar . $1050 w1 n l c r . A~forSde 1200 one3BR.2BA. two 2 BR. 644-9582/213-827·5109
••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 BA ; one 1 BR. I BA : C.-.. Mcr 3122
213 Al'res. SS.000 per acre, eight enclOSl'd carports. •••••••••••••••••••••••
ftnai s ubd1v1s1on m aµ ~tea~ and golf course Upgr a ded 2bd rm. 2ba
ready to go, 1 hr drive to ~ 1uw: ucellent rental house with private yrd &
downtown San ~1gu. locauon: dose to ever· c a r P 0 r l N 0 Pe 1 s.
Davis & Clark Ylhing. May also C-?ll· S72S1 m•>. Gardener incl. 851-1666 sider l~ade for coaslh!1e Aetty Kerr ti13·11flL oceanv1ew single lamaly .
PAR.IC UKE ACRE home or vacant ocea n· LCICJIMO Inch 1141
in majcstrc ModJeska ('a . v1cw property, SclhnJ! •••••••••••••••••••••••
n rnn fnr exclusivehorrn: I rti ce Stt0,000. Nu Almos t OC'ca n front ,
o r m1n1-hors c r a o1•h I broke rs pi~o~.c ! Call wmtt!r rent.a l , I0\1,:ly
S82.500 , uwn er 714/&l2·0l:i.8. view. ~fl.!I'!'., pn v pal10s,
br, 2 ba garden home in
secu n l y community
w/rec. rae. & pool or
wa1k to beach. 2 patios.
at.rium. upstairs 'tud1q,
prof. decor <:ent . hea t ·&
a ir Immacula te! Only
S28S,OOO New financing
req -196-3364 agent NWPJ
U ISCOVER T R U E
_ --I ; llou.st."!. ~ l ll)t in the Ci· 2hrirm . ~ba , $575/riw. ~Jc:.~~:o~ r;rro~0<~ I lv (if Uran~c $150.000 '197 5125·
ELEGANCE-,,.. SHORES Tt11s. lovely Krte Hfll •
home is JUSl 10 minute~ Cul>tOm bui lt 10 yc,Jrs
tu t he Dana P o1111 new. Owner will 1•arrv
Marina Located on a 2nd TD Yo u own the
pool·stied lot. the home land 645-9161
i>e r .i ac h rl b lfJ c XLra lg lot H•wport leach 3169
P ack at:I\' 011ly. :\lnl •••••••••••••••••••··~· terms
1
i HoU!>l'!> •JO I lot 111 IAYRtOMT
orre rs 4 bedrooms. 3
ba ths , formal dintnl'C
roo m. fire plac e and
l.'ath~d ra~ ce1hngs .
S238.000. 495-1720
Lt1bdt.'ll IU1 v x..11; f>:>llO Garden Gr uvc , I~ lot leoco. lay
S!25.0ll0 0 1'/THEWATER Af,:.t5~ 1300 j Do•is & Clortc Hc.iullful 2 bdrm +den. :! ••••••••••••••••••~•••• 851-1 666 b.r, rrpll.'. pvt beach. t~n·
FORt:VEH ocNn v11~'4 . 1 1 --------~•I lllk from bcal'h m San S HOUSES ON LOT
Clemente. Spac1011:; 1 I 'fake over t()"; lo'an. or
BR. Sll0.000. l9 1-IS'i'l!J, I le red at 12XGro .. ~ b~
nls l'OUrt & moonn~ ror
17· boat. Ulll in c l.
SJ.200/ mo wtnler.
IA YFltONT flal Is.
Lingo ~iiiuoo~.su~~
Aulb..., Super wide lol with .2
Jg\ I motivated owners. T rade i.ochProperiy '1350 \our duplt!x up lo lh!.!>~
............................... 75l l920
F:XCEPTIONAI. vn:w
of Pavilion. Plush deeot.
S700/wk. ur short term.
~wport leoch I 069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• , ...... .,....
Completely refurbished.
one blk lo beach. You
own the land. Gr e at
finanl.'ing. sros.ooo
~
759-9221
FORSALE BYOWNER
NEWPORT SHORES 2
story. Jbdrm. 2ba. re-
cen t ly rede~orated .
$139.000. 675·4886.
~:J,8145.
CUSTOM HOME
3 yrs old, the only custom
home in Harbor V1t!W
homes. 4 Br + f'R. so
many features WI! don 'l
kno w whe re lo s tarl,
Bdrm cottage Beamed
ceilin gs, used brick
r1replace. Plans ava1la
ble for remodel, ~h
coastal <a pproval. ~II
Ann Peters fordetruls.
C..:Oronado <.:a ys l
Coronado Penin:-.ul:.i ' '-"UAIL :J hdr m . 2 ba Chanel T :! Hr. new Cum, $600/mo :
front home with 4<r I. l PLACE 1 Ur. S.SOO/mo, new : • :-ha pcd dock ror 2 boat:. > lli~h beamed ce1Uni::s. I NOPBTllS"' atrium. f1replaec, wet ;'(. . har & pn vatc patio on • h . ..-T1ll:JO,.M.t.
the chancl Great hollll' ' UDO ISLE
WJMTBl RENTALS
Waterfront/Salisbury~· 673-6900 • lilltETT
REALTY REGISTER
642-5200 lorlivmg &C'ntertaimng. ; -Completely furnis hed . Ow11c_:~IJ/391·31~ __ li O Units, Little Rock, wrlh e verything )'CJtl • ~~~~~~~~~ lusiftHsPropetiy 1400 ~\rkan!'oas . l.i 7x~ross. nr<.>d Remodeled & de.:
•••••••••••••• ••••••••• Pnme ('(JO<lo l-OOve rs1un. t·orated.. 3 Br, den 2 batb. YES, YOU CAN .•••
~taybe you thou~ht you
l'Ouldn 't m ove into a
larger home bet•ause of
high mlCf'e:.l rates. but
the owner ul this home 1s
a n investor willing to
;\1arkcl. Genera l Stor<>. SJ.825.00U :\1onthly Bill G rund)·,
Post Office, J apts. 7 Davis & Clark ltltr. 67!"H>161
('ommemal lots on lakl' 151·1666 ____ o:canfroot_2_h_r_. _2_b_a_,_9
m S.in Bema rdmo Mts. A ~, d 1.1} Owner SS25,0UO. Poi.t 3 UNITS H.I mOc. lease. va1 1mme .
l:lox 4782.lrv.Ca.927 14 . Uve in front~ and S700 mo.AS(t b?J..9060 consider a ny terms ! Be ,._ ________ -4
c r•·auve & be prepared 1•
to move into this 2500 sq. LA~MA T
ft. 4 bedroom. 3 bath Well establis hed laun-
bouse in NEWPO RT dromat and cleaners in
BEAC H fc aturi n g 3 high v1sabtl.ity location in
park-hke rl•ar yard & a C~la Mesa. S \'ear lease
s p a i n t h e m ast e r with oP11ons. New eqwp
bedroom for S259.000. ment . a r ea l mon~y
Phooe 759·1501 lo<la.> ~ maker. 5294,000.
rent back 2 1a11ls. Ask Cor P E N I N S U L A
Bill 851-1666 , &U'f'RONT
House with beac h and
d o c"'.-t> bdrm s .
lurnished. Great vie •.
Avail Oct 6 1hru June ~.
SlSOO/mo. Water • roat
llomes631·1480 . ~· ----------
W.ATaROMT H~poe:~~· d~a:~si ib~ (~1wtt1:rn1m1m1
wallpaper all are the
J1ncsl-q uali t y + + +
mut h, m uc h mo re
F11rn nt'in!! 1s flexible
(;all CunHerberts Sr or
J r. to see this s pecial 111
only $289,000. 631-1266
DK.UXE TRJft.D
Beaut1fuJly up$?nde <l
tnpl .,., All 2 Udrms,
s epar ate garages and
PBl1os. Nt!W wood e x-t e rio rs und interiors
New carpeL'>. pa mt and
wallpaper. l)wm•r will
1·arry lhc fmanemg a l
I ~ J • '. • P r 1 <' e d a t
Sl'tll.000. For m11re m·
form a lJ<>n c• a II M0· 1151
4 hr, 2 ba. refrig, sto9e..
c·ompl. rum. fen c~d
patw lgc ga rage. 2f · boat s hµ. $95()/mo, yrty ,
wkl\ or wke nd. b'75·3b.'<Yl,
1175-4421
SaaJumt C-opisfrwlo I 078 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
BY OWN ER· 2 :vr old ('on.
do. 2Br, 2Ra . m a ny
xtras. assum.a hie loan.
S7!l,950. 661 37~7
A 011 1s 100 of
ll:J rbor lnvcstme11l Co.
~HERITAGE
• • REALTORS • ••••••••••••••••••••••
REALTORS
3202 l-~~~~~~~~!-l 2_, DEPRECI TION ••••••••••••••••••••••• FORSALE UYOWN F.R vv-ro . A ti RR fo'am Rm , 2 fpl <''s.
2Br . Condo. 2 ear garage. ~~Lots/ 1500 Mesa, Am.on~. 72 Units. big back yard. new cpts.
HEWPORT HEIGHTS
S83.000. <2131 422-1249, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ready to be bwll. 1.034 sq drps. m s l'TV). Grdn Grv 17N I 496-1154 Don. fl ca SJ3 .• 5<JO per unit. :.irea. M39·5.'B4; 6J8.5158
CHARMER·
This remodeled hom e
real~ added master
bdrril"!rnd fa m 1ly room. 2
fire pl aces. hardwood
rloor s. ne w c opper
plumbing, new roof. RV
access and much. much
more. New oHering at
BY OWN ER
Ideal for horses. 1 arre
countrv home, 2bdrm ,
3000 sq.fl barn. hwy fron·
Lage. PR IN C I PALS
ONL V. $265,000. 493·6748.
I Ooubl~ d e pth lut::.. Dtn'n&CF __
llaroor Lawn ~ft. Ohve. lalboalllmld 3206 L' )1. S900c-.t. <.:all collect 851 -166
. $189.900. Call 540-1151
#"~~~HERITAGE
. . REALTORS
lllD"SEYE
Ocean + bay view condo.
Boat slip. Try 10% down .
Owner as motivated ! !
World R. E. 543-2591
618 Kings Pl. 3 BR, fam-
rm. l '-'l ba, lge lot, quiet
neigtaborhood. $218,000.
~5083
STEAi.iT!
Ocean view, 3200 sq ft, '~
ar. J yr new, 1239.900.
831·3030.
s-taAllCI 1080
..al t e r 6 pm w kday:.
~l39'l·45.1l.~~--
2 pacific view Me monal
Park cemelary lots. Vi!>·
ta Del ~ar plot. 67:J,J697
afterSpm.
CassMarcial
Property 1600 •••••••••••••••••••••••
••••• •• •• •• •• • • • • •• • • • • LAGUtolA RACH
LOW-1.0W..ntCE 9600 SQ.FT.
38r, lg lot, nr busincs dis· 14 Leased commercial·
lrict & sehl, conventional industrial units located
or F11J\/Vi\. By owner on one or Laguna's main
$80,000 547·3182 h11thways. Bwlding re
I Oi..I centle~· rermdeled. lligh ~fttfMnter ., demand area. Partners
••••••••••••••••••• •••• 1 want out, offering very
LARGE YARD attractive finanl'ing on a
Light & bright 3 bdrm . total price or $575,000
home with park like with $J66.750down.
yard. lots of fruit trees. Realonomics 675-6700
. Full price S91.500. M-G ZONE Park Place Inc. 842-7461 Old ho d er me. garage an
barn w1U produce some KIN -rv othet"a..IEstate income while you plan ~ ..,...LIA ••••••••••••••••••••••• new development. 8.950 Two · 2 bdrm. l bath un· ......_ "-• f of 1 d h & its. Summer/winter ren· 1100 sq. t. an near 18l
l I Pri _... r · k ,_.Sat. Whittier. C.M. a s. c.,,. or qwc .... ••••••••••••••••••• We*y H. Tarter Co. s~A-MEWPOltT San Juan Capo. SSS,000. 2 lealton 644-49 Io
Br. 2 Ba. 1480 sq. ft. 8yrs ---------
..., 675-1170 old. AgtS4t·S032. Condo.-1-:~own-ltiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijjiiii '-esfor 1700 •••••••••••••••••••••••
By Owner, 3 Br. 2 Ba.
.•............. , ...... . -.
f'or Sale R Owner . 5 un· ---------· its. 4 2bdrm. 1 3hdrm. IALIOA ISLAND
separa te garaitc~. i.:d a.o.HM~t
renta l area 1n C.M. New carpet, paint and
646-9060. r harm on Bay with pa tio
ZOHID FOR I 0 +
CONDOS OR UHITS
R4 lot Ul ceolral Costa
Mesa. 1:~)'x2JO: with 3·
2bdrm houses. $300,000.
o n WATER. Really
special 2 story 3 bdrm.
3 1-:i ba . frplc . ne w
kitchen. S1700fmo. lease.
Waterfront/Salisbury
67J.8JOO
Call 645-1103 or 646-6710 ---------Agt.
2200 -i::w:,.,.:=, •:r:1t:IM1'~A~Lr:s •
•••:;;;,;;.:;;::_-;•••• 2 Br home. lovefY patio,
--., f(ar S600.
REDUC EDS7.000 Bayfroot 3 Br lower , gar
Only $64.SOO. Ocean view SlOOO/mo
lot plus approved plans Bayfroot4 Br upper, gar,
for t.ri-lcvel home. Walk· $1200
in~ distance to Dana Pt.
Harbor. Owner 638· 1614 YEAltL y IBfT ALS
10.000 sq ft in good toca. Little Island. Lg l Br apt.
tion ol Santa Ana, zoned W/deck, unfum. S600/lse
R·J.HR. l..ge rum 2 Br apt. park·
DG'Yis & Clmic Ing for 2 cars S600 mo to
151-1666 i:autifully remod 3 br
BEAlITIFUL ocean view,
B luebird C anyon .
Sl:l>,000 494-8719. agent.
home, unfurn S1200 mo lse
Lovely 3Br+den. family
home. patio.1,ar, unfµm.
SlOOOmotorm.
Sout h Bayfronl 3 br
lower , l&r, fW"O or UD·
f wn $1200 ino .
South Bayfront 4 br up-
~DWI.IX
New 2 bdrm unit whh
two elects and lst owner
depreciation. ALSO 3
Bdrm front home with new roof, c.'Opprr plumb·
ing, new kitchen':' new
bath, frplc and hardwood
• : noon. Total isla nd
charm. sas.ooo.
1Hlll.Ufff 'EXCITING• a.sic A SUISIDIAAV OF Upper bay view. Most S.CW .._
T..,.StwlMI THE IRYINE COMPANY desired original arei> ..• Beautiful . n";;:ly up.
A/C, encl patio. Newly
redecorated in family
section. near pool &
game rooms. Walk to So.
Coast P laza . S88,000.
540-4585
READYTOIUU
Duplex lots, ocean view
near Del Mar. Excep·
tional terms offered. Call
l·~. or l-7~-4067. .......... , .... per, gar, S1200 mo .
South Bayfront, 4 br Up· -pa-, gar S1!iOO mo, film or
unfum
L..lrtdlttl&Assoc.. Waterfront/Salisbury
Ctll'7Ut00
Three ele1ani anCl uni· Spacious 3 bdrm + hot;. graded carpets fr drps, que Tudor style condos. by room, end unit. Huge 2Br. 288 Levitt Home in
with many fine features. CUSTOM POOL & SP.A! pa tio. S2SO,OOO. Agt . La1una H ills nice s t
2 and 3 bedrooms. all This elegant. highly upgraded 3BR. 640-5580. 6•Pll. All new appl. cor·
with diNni rooms, rang-2-story home if\. Northwood has ner lot across from
.... •Plllll'llllille 1007 Ing from 1101,000 to everything! Gollrmet kltch~n. fOISALllYOWMa Clubhoule,-pool, Jacuzzi.
ri • •• hl.3,000. All also include f mily rm w/f~lc & wet bar· even a Giant s Br. 3 ea. Only sauna, exerdae " rec ...... ~ .... .,,......... 2.,.._blaU..a•woodburn·I 8 t' • hall. (KJ50l9>.
REPllES_,G ~ ri--tacs, cathedral -fp c in master bec;lroom's cozy -.U9.-SOO. Owner w111 =•-h _ .. a.,.. '""'"' All lhi •-f und carry at 11500 monthly . -~Point unas. ceramic tile retreat. s w more or er with S20.000 down. No lett • Toww
Properties · Newport count.en. pluah decor. $200.000 and seller .'may carry a c r edit needed. < 714 > 1-"'" ae lBa rr t t•> Available Call ancheel 540-1720 ...... o1 r. • on CaUPatPowen TA-' UALn large 2nd loan. Bob Tar lton 840-1.964. kitchen. Home to have
Century 21 w.tcurr 551·8700. (G.58) new exterior supplied by
2300 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
1974 Overland 31 '!\' mini. 67S.llll take over· payments,
o.te ... / 53&-6119 Eve. .--------• """'We 1100 t1 ... DeMft ..... • • • J:• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • _ ___... • 2 ... 00 ri• Ima a07 .......... ~ ················~······ OCt4 VllW DWI.IX ••••••••••••• .. •••-.•••• ,Bay Front IU'l.•'2 bdrm. 2 $142.900. 20% dn, owner ' ba. COQdo fn Newport
11 finance at 12~%. Int flOlt LIASI Bay• 'rowen. Very .lux·
only pa.ymerlts. Please New 2 bed.room 2 bath Wioua. ~urfty blds.
call bkr. 631·2246 or hom•. Minion Lakes Poulble boat s lip. _548-__ 21119 _______ , Country Club. Ootr-6TMOl8
MS-1Zb 1 SIO,•DOWM Telling the moat people eeller. !..~~
•-u possible is important to ~-Lo&e softthlng valuable? C._ .. ....,. 1022 Justoneavallab .... oaove 712·1414 111-1711 the s uccess or a n y Mom&.IHOte Place an ad in our Lo&t
.teM1a·pool. Beautifully
landacaJ*t, no main·
tenaftCe yard.
No need to ttavel all over
town to look ror 1ara1e
sala ... you'll rind tbem
r11ht here in Cluaifaed.
To place yolU' praae
Nie ad, call 601178,
....................... ln today. 1 year old Con'4)U' Vdltev c..,.. Woodbtidol CetHr 1ara-sale. Make sure • •• -and Found co lumns . Townhoule. 2 Bdrm + . ..~ ~ AIU'adlV9pooldupla+2 2,,., Ba. Xlnt terms . MMIJI 644-6JM yours la llal'ed i n 2708Harbor.Ste208-A That's wherepeopleloolt ..,......_Pri•loc•-1 12~00 . 848·U07 ~v-c..n-C lau l U .ed. ph.one • • 540-ltJ7 whefl they·ve found an
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NO f'f;B• Apt 6 Cbndo
rent all Vt 1111 Rt1nl iaht
f7).41tl Ra r
SllOHTTERM
R tlllT A.1,.S
Weffly • Wl.ntff'
Ag .. t 675 8170
Newly decorated 1 Br 2 Ba Lovely _,I adWt, no peta,
Townhouse Spac ious. 1263 8r apts 6200 Ed·
r1replace. pool Quiet in,er, h b. M-0819.
a rea Adults no pets. , -1---------
---~ c:n ~ P f.TS. MG rm litl - -{'Jr.-4PI
C._ .. .._. HU U"ae11 • 2 Bd rm Moo IOOIE . -----•OCEANFRO NT. Avail
now. daily. weeily. Spec
tacular 111ew 673 SURF.
~. 646-3311. 67~58t9. Oetuse1 poolside xtra l&e
I . 2br. 2ba. Bkns. dahwhr .
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Wondbnd , M•r. lam rm.
din r n1 3ha 11 r. mon rfl
nionl h no 11t•l11 $97!1
.. AJ 1111CAS &.IADa
IM T .. IUMMISS
0Pa9"ALS''
C'Al,l.
Nwpt Heh. wtrfrn1 i.t!c
uld.c. "li·11iint :!Br. ~llu. 2
llVl pJllOh. 1101..11. lndr;
(Jl'. 11ndr11mtl park1n11.
rrduccd tl"I $97!1 mn. t'ur
,,,, .. hoWlfll: !i:i.'} 1001
Oc~anrront 2br Xlnt
C'Ond Adult.a. no pets.
Ca r Wint e r . SS75.
213 7'9e ~18
2 Br. Crpt.s. drp&. b t-ins. 1~ m1la beach. Milts,
gar. Adlta. "? pe~. S395 rro pe ts 1395 mo. mo, 1110 V1ctor1a S t. 53&"8363.
548·1367 M 5PM ---------1------
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1111\ 1d !.17!1 3Vt>J or P~i:
! .. :! ·~000
t 'll•un t:: Uluff Condo Jbr,
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Ocean!ront/v1ew 2 &J Br.
balco ny. frplc . Jtll r
f rom $550 w inter.
640-4787
WINTER 2br. frplc, dis
}'washer . i:ar. sips lo
sand. no pets. ~Imo
• $2il6 Neptµne
1213 1446-4750/446-9220 llV ... TaUCI
l...,...,.) Thr'\.'t' Redroom
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I IJC)()I Wulk lu -.1'hOOb \lo' a " h 1· r > r \ 1' 1 1/01( Course Pool. tt•n Wtnter Re ntal on th" )~~. ' $J150 111u tl·IS 1!155 VI ,. a& 1'0411 ~I'·' \clul l " ""' IK3& . / -m~ spa. 2br .. 2ba. gar .. beach. Duple x 2 Br .
SPACIOUS adlt 2 BR 1 Ba
llpt. open beams: serving
bar. lots ol wood thruout.
$.115 mo. 673·8ll03~vs.
New 3 Br. 2~1 2 Ba
To wnh o u se $550
Private yard. Close to
shopp1n~. Adults. 1982
Maple. S48·:>AIXI
3br. ~bk . drapes. cln. nr
Wilson & 'Placentia . SS7S.
963-tn'l aft5pm
Spacious Fa m ily 3 bdrm.
2 ba S395 Playground &
HUNnt•HOH L.Al(IS
SPARXl.JNGSTREAMS
CMCADING
WATERFALl.S
T-OWERING PINES
NEW SPACIOUS LAKESIDE
AOULTAPTS.
•Elegant rlreplaN)S
•Private lakeside patios
&balconies
•Heated pool &
wturlpool spa
•4 males from beach
142-1160
7562 Ellis Ave. H.B.
13blks W. of Beach 8 11 pt•I, Si!#ll m u I" $ll110 1110 6-10 !1126 & lower $500 2006 W.
rrt'jl l>.111 .1 I rnl .I ,m 1;1~. • ;'1:1-""l'Uln S llULl 1-.S . l!Yi !>171 Oceanfront 759-1677 pool. :)48.9556 rrom l2·7 Sublse to Mar 31, 1981.
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1 .. rlll'I J j)IOC Ill"' <.H.4 II I l>1 l'\lo 1l1·1·ur(JIC'rl •>hfrr we \ t•r"a1lftos. 2 " I·" ..... Lg I Br 2 & Unl rum 2 Ibo t l $900
3 br. ~ bj, S:.!.1 m11 "'~1nnkl..r' l lt•~t tu ""'' l14 11hrn1 .! 111 :.! 1 .. 11t'd.$71S mtJ li7!'1®16. adult'> onl y <.:.d i s undec ks Steps to 2 Br. frplc. E.side. im· w a s ip mo .
('JtlM'b .trJfW'' frpl1• ,, h 11.11'\ '•'\lo h11mt• II.I .-..nh1urn·.. t \I 1,, ,; ·11u IS i'l 1 ... 1H R-m'l. 213 88-i 7~ b I! a c h S 8 5 0 m o . mac .. $460/mo . 1st & _<2_13_)_592_·5426 ___ •. --
;i:ara)tt> 75!• ~lti8 .~,~ ~~ c0t'.~._~0" tJll ;'~~··~~. :.·~;1i;;., ~:~;'"") It U ~ T 1 N G T O-N 1 ~t'C_ 673-9.112 ~a:~il~.v:;~=· No ~ts. Love I y 2 & 3 Bd rm. e " llG CANYON To"'nhouses. g arage, .... Mne 3224 , ' \kLJinTov.•nhon'll' 2 BR llARBOR, prime lot·a 100· from sand. Newly ----·" & patao. laundl"I.· fac $425 & ••••••••••••••••••••••• l l \ l: H 1111" 1Ht hilllnp I Ur lt1\l.1th<111 1 $i1M> 11111 tiun. manna \ ll'W. bt!aul dee. 2 Udrm. ,\vail am · 2 Bdrm. t Bath. w /deck ·, '""""' t 11 \ II ~ ·~ . in ~"' ' m I"'" I t J ' ii :!11,1 Tcnna:. ~la>lll, Jlt<' .. bd '°''7~ 3b c•ncl "ar ~side ~ s.525. Call 213/~. u.w. .. liio) llt>lt: Jtklrm. $..;{Ml "II " J l' ' wi· C\ <J 1111rklll~ tor 2 new ·• rm. """ ., . a. rnL'<l $450/rm. 997-0432 ... . . . W'ti0rkshop<:ar.1;:.-~u \U ~( l!Jll' 1•11•1 ''" :!U m.4Ml1•r.1.1!11 .. ,!.)l1 t·.ir:. !144 7722 d)~ or balconies. frplc. ctr '.'lo The Real i::5late Store Nt!W Lux CONDO tbr.
N>P&<" Good Jrt'a ·~'2 'Juna hnll1'-• "' fJ \\ UCl\l fo. foR tti-:"llT tA083ti8ev wknds µct s 2 13 ·634 8602 o r OCEAMFttOMT 675-1771 pool. teruu.s. clubMe &
A.lent 631·4M7 Va l rt•t.• l<t>nl~'' \\.It frpl\ & 4 u <trm 4f~~ •• r., t'l•r1r .. ~t -----7lt640...Q6.55 3-2~1 BR. winter rentals VeLLAMADBA. --· w a lled commun1ly.
-------~J1 ss;:, 1114tl\r "' ~-~' wc,,trl1ffarca lovely ex· nowavall.,673"62t0 d ys,' 2 B 2 Ba t ........ , 575 • .. ...,. ?l:Jr !~ ba g ( I< d \ ard & s.?Jr<Jge f J mll) TownhoYH · r. . gas s ove. ....,., mo. ·--eves. ~ • 1 • Jr. rp " i:. IT.• +!00 t'<'Ut111e 11t1me JUr. 2Ba. a1-.&.-t-L.....~ 3525 673-:>A93aft 5PM dshwhr 1n c l.. ~n cl. 114i-1.266da)''S
hwasher. mlrru. adult:.~ 323-2 pl ... a sc Kid s & pets available (or immediate ,._.__ansu g ges Ch ld-n OK No pet s . l yr old Toro 14t!k<>m•· Call9642566or •••••••••••••••••••••••s pac ious 2bdrm. ne wl ara · 1 ''"' · N'lCE 2 Br. patio. pool, ·~mo. ""'1· ... ""' ·········9"············ !n3 :!971 A"ent. nu fet• O<'\'Upa nc)' Dre. J D Costa u esa Clas ·1r' ed 15 f, ds lO beach No pets. $445. Uttl pd. CX· ......,., ..., ""''°" " Property Management. ·" s -r ec. ,r · cept e lec. 2324 ·Elde n. garage. frpk. $395 mo. ;t ---Treei; ;\rea, :-.Ir St•hb 751 2787 Lovely <!Br WI Pool Plus Winier. Laundry , Ir~ ,, • .., l2l3 . S42·95&1.G42-S25l GrabltQl.ock 's.&%. Llwely:lArEst ateS5.SO Tunic Rk 3hr. 2h<.1. l..: Ir , Morc $WOClose toOCC patJo. ulll mcl. ~/(llO • .,.., _ 3Pt W /Chef'S" Kitchen, Ccnual A C ThrouAh Ov1 dr 2 pa tao, Ip, 2 car gi.u~ L.rg 2Br condo. Newport 631:4557 ai:t ree 115'»!7 tii3·6S62. lbr, 111~. clean. close to MARIMER'S WAUC
lluge Fc<l L11t Obie G <.1rai::c11H601 .. 11;t pool rl'c, SttoO 1 mo II h 1-· 1 1 ho •· Pr f f.. r .. 2 b ts ( ••so l&fTIMES 631-4555 fr<> l:!l:ll377titi87 l'lg ts rpc, pov . .,.ieHsUnfurn 3600 lBr.complete lyfum1shed s Poe ransp e . em ~ rap ro m ....
("all V1rk1 fi.31 •1557 ---- -w a s h e r & cl r,) <' r . ••••••••••••••••••••••• oceanfront apt. $425. 50+ S295548-6518 Frplc. large yd. patio,
lA.'!aM' Bru~tt't 7~ !111-.1
EW DF.ooR-38r. 2Ba.
frplc. gar. 2 blks bch.
$675 mo. y"ly. No
pets/k!d.<',645·1682 __
OCEANFROMT
3 8dr & 2 Ba. blt·U\S.
frplc. only 3 yrs old. dbl
gar. Sl.300/m> yrly.
OCEAHFIONT
2 Br&2 Ba, blt·ln5. frplc.
only 3 yrs old. dbl gar
teOOtmo yrly.
JACOIS UALTY
67s.6670
Br m upper dp\x· across
from beitch, Ca I 974·31128
or631-45l2
All adult. Sorry. no peL' 2
Br. 2 ba. from S-l2S.
Refni.: & dshwhr mcl"d .
Jacuw & pool. Across
from N 8. Golt COurse
545·4&5.
2 BR YrJy
I Blk from beach
Upper Unit m Ouplex
I Ba , stv, refnge. water.
trash. gas. e lec. mcl:S4SO
mo. 3505 Babloa Blvd.
A~ .. ~· 2_131966~1711
:!hdrm (>r~1ngetr~ Condo StS.So1mo. 67!°>-8410 dys, or .,.,, d s.ttl.5 --~ar, nr Hunt. Harbour.
RE.·· NTIMES L.. -•_;_ Val-;:y -323.. m:J ~ t-v~ "'r. yar • gar • '""?'?· Winter. Also. I Br yrly . LrA 2bdrm. lenced yrd. 16662 Jib Circle . Apt l. l'anfront lux t Br apL · J'CMlftt.-.""" "Tenn1 :. po11 I ssoom 9'J:lH29d;iy:. 59·1 1661 S375.Respans1bleper.son children OK.$450/mo. '"'""Ql\'7 Ut11pcl.WinterS47Syrly
•••••••••••••••••••••••• :)8_1 :i_ 1_65. 71iX.lilil>:I T11rq Vl'S r ''M .,..... "°"' llOM F.S FOR H ENT N t-:W TOWNllUM 1-. • l' · -onl)"'~i15 2554>ra t flr • · 9 6 J • 7 6 0 0 o r ---· -s..\51} 6i~:l!23 •· • t h 31 J "' b " 1 ....... ... .. 64r l227. 2 Jldrm.2balh. Fireplace - ---• • AMERICA ·s Fl RST 1 fld rms $5!15 Sfi25 LJr't·~. I rlr 1·11111 11 pv1 01 H rm. ~ i a . ..,;i 10, Lrg :!uurm. lenn'u ~ ru. 3 Br 2 Ru . a vail. 9,H. _ ~ -· Gara"e SiCiQllTV). Bdrm. 2 Ba. Oc vu. gar. CQM Pl.ETE HOME f t·nl"tih arrts & ••;irtto•t•:. tub Ttonm:.. po<tl. JJ t' I rplr . 2 rJr gar. pool. 1•h1hlr1·n OK s.t501mu .,,,,,,, mo. ... nu crplSlpaint .. ,,._,.,riv L-Al"r • " "' s -·,11 J<IV'J 2 ur . with "~r. S"•o. _ Call 963-2205 .~, , rtl~·ALSLRVICI-: l''amahcs please, k1cls & S500 mo ~IJ,451>-tl!"•i:J <tll io))a Lenni ;,. •• 9 6 l • 7 6 0 O· o I" 673 3355 Ai.'l u v-..., 675-6670or 631·5550 ,,\µARE~. SIZ~ 1>C l~ w e leo_m _ t1tl l Spm &1-l··ll92 6.tl!' 1227. -----Carpet. water paid. 2176 B r -~-· ---
A!NOPR ''ES ,,., • ...,.,., ,..,3 .,...,1 \ ------"~ b 1 .. 11 .. Placent.Ja.""'"•t20. Spactous2 r ront apl n ~r m . 1 ,...,_ B a . . ... """~or .,.~,,,. ,gt, • bd ---·-Jbdrm.2a.verynrt'ey o ...,...... S37S /m o. 2 ka"d s ou Cf\1..L TODAY · f RENTALS Newport Crc,,.t, 4 r m . P M T " ..,. •• ~-I A .. I -· no et.• f ... •--'-llh Fvrnished rum Incl ul1l. cable TV. 7. I 5 . ____ _ Slater /Beach. tsl •~ last own.""""" sty e .. u ts,
31 45 5 - - ---2br.1,Da $700 Jha, .imrm.uno..,,,trut•t ....,...,,,_ S "' ...,.5 "'.,2682 6 • 5 Hwiliwclon •och 324 0 3br. ~a SIOOO Furn ed ocean view S9S01 mo. .. ..... ,............ ... channel. ~ar tc~ to PH"fect 2br 2bo 1148·5465 __ _ _ ~-peµ ~~:. ~·--·-
--------• _ ....................... ~ ... 5019 ~77520 11a1»ooP111i1s•a 3707 ocean w /\'ll'W. Dys : d 1......_COVEI Country Cha1roer, S380 3br. 2 ' :ba $725 $750 .....,. . ••••••••••••••••••-••• 213 585·0921. Wk('nd~: llOOsq ft, fplc, In ry. lUr garden condo. Lake ·~
2BrKids, Ptfls19630l fl•e ecwa~e~f!f~~~:~ . ~~~: ~:~~= Sl75'1S~I~: ·IBR. Bluffs 2Ba, _avail-WIMTER RENTAL 714-S73 11189. Dishwr.encl ~· new. Pool & Jacuzzi. No Bayside Or. Dix tBr.
;J:1HS56agent ~rrol _ f'rplr, K1dsOK184031fee · 1mme d Xtr a S h a t p Zbr. heated pool, 40.'I E • -3107 Mace Ave --...pets. S400t m o. P . P ~~·~~~~!cub~·
REHTIMES' 631-4555 5850/mo 640 7647 Balboa $4S01mo avail AP.c!w hue~ 2 Br. 2 Ba Newly·palnted. 962·6533. 756-lOO'l ·
2 Pfl.verv qwet ,\dulls ------------Sei>l l.675 187 l Unfwni.e.d Garage. 01stt was her. 28r . ca""'lS, drapes, ----
Nopets. RanAc &r<>ft•r Absoluleh t•Xt"l'Pl•onjl, 3Br. 2liarhomc1 ·bay wm11• & ••••••••••••••••••••••• Adult~ :'llu pets. S440. ~mall cMd ol<.Nopetsor tBr.Versailles.lllewly re
. Ut1L'i pa1d S-190mo hrand nc~. never m· dow:., rp c , t'O \l•rc• Slee ping room s Batboalsland 3806 67!'1·41fi6 __ walerbeds.SJ.$0 536-0039. d ee . Fro nt l u s h ·~1 ~W 18th M2•dlJ.'I c•11p1t'<I 3 lidrm 4!11 ha p.itiu :! car )!;JI kitchenettes $90 wk & ••••••••••••••••••••••• -·--------courlp rd.ft n Adult
:-,1.\hsh2Bdrm Retn•at home l.c1 nd:.cap1ng, Garden.·r ind $7()(1 mo up 01.·eanf!'ont 675K7~0-Bay F'ront completely re 2 Hr. I Ba . Eastsidc. :!bdrm . 2ba, Huntington S('CUnly bldg. Pool.g}m.
w Plush C.a rilel~. l·;.1rpl'11nl! & rtrap1·:-.. l>ayi, :!J:J i:lf~:l99<l. t-:H·:.. dcc-orah'CJ. 3 bdrm 2 ba f'ire pl{JC"t" S450 mo Hdrbor t rr p ie'<. dis . re~ fac1I. lmd. poss .
. All Nu Bwll JJI~. l;im1h room with up & wkncb 213 28.'1 ·133:.! '• nr, ~aEra~e.B~AY w1nt1•r f1rcpl:ic1: Great Vll'W of +'er u ri ly de pos i I hwashe r . pn 11 patio, gar ~Imo i\gt: 6Jl -6i83
·' f h " '".., ., ... ... rrom lar"' p·1t10 i\dults. no pets. 540 50.5f; w /o pe nhr .1.1 ults n -----• · -- -"ren OKt ""'l"Jf•u• ~lair~ lo l I ;ii . l":IO ul" , ,"'111 "h"'rc~.··. Ir" '"1nalfronl ,\'··~ 2 Br. bay"I w, duc•k, uay ,.t , " u 0 " "'' ' ~~ .... ..... ... ~ 11c.z3 CA .. "'•5 n.. l',.'INE ·• "" ., ~~ '"'u ""' • ~ neat h at vour front door or i;.i&-t!J8.'.I • ' • ' br. 2·car i.:ar. h1ry. bit· ''"rrol ""'1 4"'" '<l<·•nl u. ........ a:. .... rm. or uen .) 'T J ... ,.v Vil' "" h0111('. 2 ~.·t\. 3 l'drm + 0·1r """" . . -pets ••25 fl.l0-4039 & r s & "'" ...., JJ<)""' hi k h 1 & ·'. ' ...... ,,.,.,., 1\va1l &>pl l~.Yl'arly ·------· --... · · ins rplc. 675 ,.... ---· --01' ~ 1 rom eac 1 · tlcn. :i Ba . 2 frµk:-i. lrg JACOBS REALTY lease $1100 mo. 673·3'166 $ll0-S465 2 Br. 1 Bu. Apl. I •il,,.Oft S65°"'m o. 116 46th SI J Ur 2 ba. S5i5 mo N1N.'. 'chuol Sll•<J 111·r mo ,_ l'leluxc 1 llr Irvine honw l'l'd wui>d dcdt "v <' r 675-6670 or 64-l-4J:.>.3 Pool. la undry rm, t•rpL'>. H 'b:.-1142 64S-7573 agt.. l' I e a n . (; o u s OwrlC'r will main ,\;.i;oc .. µool + ll•n111~ w:Jl"r. 2 1•11r "ara"<", 2 _ ___ _ __ ___ drps. /\dulls onl•·. <.:at -.cw _____ • & •.. : ,...,,.. ~ ....................... . nct~hborhooci G:irdrner · t•>.t ,\artl Call. l'ourts $Rti5 mo 1~1 ,·omm poob,tcnm~ats, Wintcr RcntaJ 2 Br 1 Ba . YRLY 1 hr. OC'l'k, gar OK TS L Mgml 642·1603. 2br,3ba ,twnhseS57SOon. 3176
incl. 1st & last mo +Sl()O 891 7951 las t .. S21MI ctc·p <.:h;irlc) walk to oct·an. S!l50·mo Steps lo beach Sept. prkJ!, l.Jundrv foe ,\\'\. ------d ay 64 1 1100 or eves •••••••••••••••••••••••
Sl'Curity No ~L'> Af,'l . no Liwch• :?I kl rm l"hult•au llarr S:>!I ~lO. ,\l(t _ __ ~ r \' Owner 6-15·til).lli lSLh to .lune 15th. s.i:>..s ~~mo. li73 tll88 31~~·2;.~~ndc~;, SI~~~~ 846.1890 BvThe Beautiful Sea! ~':e ~·6173_or !)41).l_JBM :>ltlO'.sm·lo. Frplt. Ga r \h1odbn dJ!l' Pos h .lhr. Wl::ST BACK llAY mo 675-9229 [)(>luxe Bayfront 3bdrm, blinds. Beautiful ram-lnW 1144 ~~:~~ua~~~~
Sharp 2Br $425.K1d1»"I 0..·l·an v1cwl R»l6>;iJ..'\ le~· T Y. n h m l' S.'°>!1 5' mu ():"00 ;-.;cwly dee bach full kit 200. refn!.(. I rplr. adulL..,, plC'X w /pool. J acua1, •••••••••••-••••.•••••• · -----l~l\·e Huge t'cd Yard. ti.11 •15.'lnCall Carn•I 4!;.1-2.l;w:sor49-l 1Ti li Ulx Jllr . 3 car ~ar, kids Yrlv rcntl. S325 inc utrl no pets. SlOOO mo yr~). dubhse Prestut.ious2Br54ro 11-.i years new. ground
'learSchools15493> fel' ·-' OK. pool , S7Sll mo. Con\ loc. Desire qwct t.MO-i213.f».t :>1311. --W/Pvtl.ake tS516lfee k vel 1 BR. I BA apart.
RftA')MIS 6ll-4555 1Heaut1ful brand ~cw 3 **L·rat'(S! 835·0121 noo-:.mol<er .673"5Sl!O - ---Perlectlbr2ba Vickiagent S:l-4~7 mcnl. Buall·ln5. carpel,
------------brlnn 21:1 ba lluntmJ?ton ~ -----~ S ma l l b a c h e l o r 18SOsqft2 fptc,dshwshr -------·-d ra p e .... c n clo s.ed MIDS/PETS OK • Ueach ~~. Cod mpled.tt!I~ ~~~g~~~o mc~~f; 3hdrm . 212ba condo. OCEANFRONT. Sm:lll 1 w /k at chcnelle. q uael I Obi garage.lndry hookup 1 Br Condo in "Lakes" carport.. laundry faCllit.y.
I:: Side House. Gar ai:e. car pet ..-u "'. rape ., on I vear lease. w e·re the beaut ocean & cit} Ilk~ br's S3SO & up 2 br"s s in ~le pc rs o n. rcf s. $6503107 Mace540-44()(l full Jae, tennis. end-unit. Public t.enrus <'91,&rt.s and
t"ncdyard.S54S.646-4848 I bloC'ks lrom bl•al·h & ones·tocall. \'ll'W. no !X'L'>. S700 mo )earl) & Winter s.550 & S300 /mo. utlls p d . r--------$500/mo. 73l-4763 golf course n ght behind.~
Seduded S1dl"Strei>l 1 ulll!> Owm•r will main n\•\l r ge l -~-j Garden Apt Pool. rec L.,...•adt 3141 bit• Oct. l. SJ.lSI mo
------- - - - -•• :.rh<lols. 9l<J per mo + [g'u.. dh Id J1m!f63 ll002or9f>8-<lli.5(1 up ll73·9270or 673 4928 673·1275 __ _ _ __ jSlunning lar){e 2 Br. 2 Ba. -- ----Adults. no pets. Ava1la·
SJllS28rHome.K1ds/ t.iin ext \arcl r an· t"all Rcat111 Y11ull ltkl· lh1!> ~dull h\· Costa~ 3724 BalboaPeninsula 3807 area. S385. 710 W. 18th ........................ lease Owncr.~2-0lJll.
Pets OK. Gar1~l lft'<' 1 1(91 79:11 • ., m l! in Newport !. hne:.t ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·St 1 BR. xlnl ocean ~lew. . - - --· -
REHT1MES 611-4555 -· ----:>a l :JtKKI :!Hr, :Jba. den. pool. J;w. SUS CA.SIT.AS Small Bach S300 Yearly. f ----por ch . ne w c pl. pnt . OltJ Spanish lg lflr. 2Ba.
----IJbdr\n1ownh1tl'Tll'.klUS t1r 192U t\arranl'a l'I."''·'"'"'" ll1lnlS N1tfX'l!1 83l~I -Fuml br apt s:i2s&up u _til !> p d . l.·8 PM .,Li:3Br.~Ba .upperu111l, lndry.•:blk beach.SSOO din rm. garage. frplc.
Ea:.ts1de 3 Bdrm. 2 Ba ))l'l" OK \• dcpo ... 1t L.oquna leach 3248 BLUFFS CONDO. Q Plan Encl. gar. Adults. no ~~cr~5·Sll2 encl gar. Nicely de<'. mu. Dys s.t9·1186; C\'S 1400 sq ll. S-lSO m o .
l.1\1og room . F am ll}' S500 mu Dill 5:11.i 6563. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lge 3 HR 2·2 Ba. F;:im pets 2110 Newport Bl N rt Be h b Me sa del Mar. $450. .t99·3922 1496-115 room~ r1replacc. fenced• 900-12_17 -Or~anvaew 2RR +rlen. I llm. I or .... • I dm1n". lpl<'. 5484968 bet-wn 11:30 & Ncwpo ac . a.s v1ew. ~51 9905. lv message. ---•• ---. -------_ _. G _.A l ,._ ,.. SP'!." -rlXlr m. I bath. frplc. ----.-l b'drm . ocean/canyon 1 ,~_vears nt>w.golr cours<•
Ycuu. a iu.:ncr. 1:ar)J(' i,·:.i · H d rm l •, II a decks. least' ""'$700 .\sk • t1ll n1·w SllUU 7!'19 030:1 _·_''-------pallO, no ,1ta ragc Yearly ge I Ba. 2 br , w/calon t view. new crptsl pa int \lCW. 2 BR. 2 BA split
drapes Ck>!-e to schools I F1rcpl;itl'. Fum Hm '.! I fur.:,Pave 64' 72 11 OJl.y bach apt, paneling , S 6 0 0 Ag t I 0 w n c r , range. Gardner /wtr pd. Pnv road. Gas/water pd. l"vel ap· a rtment. Bwll-Sbl'S 556-1737 art 3PM ,. ,. 1700 ft Extra Ir" Newpon Crest 6i7 6 60 712 Sha h ma $425 A I "' --· ----- - -..:ar uar Ml . """'" 3 Br. l ba. frplc. lg(' deck, Condo 3 Br . 2 , ~ Ba . nu crpt, Quietness very ~l _. _______ I r. . · ,.va i s.525. Adults 499-1997. ms. carpet. drapes. 2
Nice elean 2 Bdrm. I Ba Ham1ltoo1 Bushard_ S750 hardwood floors. renccd :\1ai,t""Cr BR ocean view. essential. $250/mo. $150 Lovely J BR 2 lla fple _on or bef Oct. 1. 548 ~ ~e ~tudao ~pl • .:alk ~o carports_. laundry fac1h·
Fenced } ard, ~a rage., ~o·.:~-7}98_?'"64~3441.:....._ back yard & dbl garaRe. Furn Hm .. fplc. wet bar. sec_ N e wpor t . 11 l s . patio. $675 yrly. . . '3 Br. 2 Ba condo nr So Cst beach new cpt S32S. ty. public tennjs coons
new pa.ant $400 ~o. lst. HOMES FOR RENT ~~mo.M~t.494·7551. -al l r H . lal'll. S!!50 642·5939· • 64&l220 I Plaza . Ne w c-tpt, m :n1· Darlcn'e 6611161 ' und. golf cours t' rig ht
lasl + SlSO sttunly ~~I 2. 3 & 4 lidr ms-S4!l5·S62.S. Gr;,1(•1ous hvmg m lovely tii3·21l!l lr.W.. ~7 44 • bhnds . ..jeaullful com----- -behind. Adults, no pets .
O r a o ge H o u:.e f.., 1'.l·nC'cd yards &i;arai:cs ··Jbdrm, 2ba w1sµa No •----1 •••••••••··~··••••••••• S695 }e.arly . Char ming plex w /poo l. J acu zzi. LCICJlll'CI....... 31152 /\v a 1la blc O r t 3 -~277'~--__ t'Jmihcs plcasl'. kid!> &j. pet:, sx:!S ·mo 4t174072 I Blk to hch .. 3Br. ::!Ba, Newlv furnishedlBr&ofc Ba y Front I Bdrm clubhsc . ssoo. 673.324 1• ••••••••••••••••••••••• S4251mo.,lease. Owner
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room & frplc. Custom de·~ !it;.I 2566 or !J7:1.m 1 Ai..'\. Fantastic new 3 Br . 2 ba . pvt parking. S7SO ~o. w 1s un0 y d ec k . 0 n 679-9667 Eves. ,. cou rse includes refe r. -· -------
throug hout L"lc'·t • .... , '"" Com p I e I e I y r t• mod 645·3615 evc!t 673 6210 stream AC dshws hr S45Q.S475. 2 Br. I Ba. Apts. washer & dr••er . $600. 2 Bdrm 1 Ba. s ml yrd. cor "' ' ''" ...... · · • · lbdrm by beach Pal10 I · · ,,92 . .,7000r 492_2796., . 0ara~e. close to beach . I --1Jeaut1ful decking adults chs carport. pool. tennis. et._c. , · · Al built-ms. enclsd gar. ., u ,.. ~rage door. :>. c~vcr~~ Seu Spr;i~ :J br. 2 ha con I onlv $8501rm . W;ll l·on ----$550 mo. l yr lse. Adlt no gar. ulll pd. $400/mo yr · W/O hook·up. Near S .C. ---------• S375 mo. 493-5047 o r
pi&l.106, walk lo sc~ool: I <lo. pool. s pa. lcnni:.. 1 m i sirler lse opt i;.io 5~ OtJvcr Shores Short k rm pets. S48-04l2 bfr 5PM-lvl I~. Ref. 673-1.275. 673· 1401. .Plaza. Cat OK. lmmed. Lge 2 BR condo, newly re-496·429'l
Me,a d el Mar a r ea tu 1 ... at:h. ••ar. $650i mo ---rcntal4Br.:iBa.pool occu""'n ,. TSL Mgmt fu rbashed.pool.adlls.No -.. --------~'IDO 7~12 1 ~ " ''h 1 2 b view $"'-'"' mo. !>IS·221l message. I bdrm. steps to beach. .... c., · · pets. ssoo. 552-00U a ft6. MOYt! m today. S:Z.S375. l -·-·~ ---1 964-4116 '"" aimrni;:. c ca n r. --1.J\N I year ly . S375/m o No 642·1603. -, &2 8drm.Walktobeacll. ~ I --·---· fr lc. garden. walk lo MeWIMrtleodu 3769 • S37~ mo. 2bd r"'!. 1 1? ~Br.Moothtormnthren b l"a ch . s 5 7 5 111\RBOR RIDGE. Sec F pets/walerbeds. + ut11.,'3 ar.2 8a,upper.nr 0CC. 2 br.2barondo.golf cn;e. 'l;ice &clean.498-6187or d~x.No dogs.645Vu:l t.al Waterpatd SO.'">Oper 12 1 3 1449 013 I . Gated.3br.3ba.danrm. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 645-5714. fam i ly unit . S45 0 . S55 0 . D a ri e n < -198-1903
tona 546-9\24 fom rm. Ubrary. a tnum. 661-1161149-t 3672 -------E.6i~ d~~~2lir11·==~ ';,\~~~-9~1.: :~:;;.; =99 Hi~ 3250 ~~~~~~a~~~ 1~; ~.~~ ... ~?!. &u;:.7~ IR urs. Mewport IHdt ll6t ~~-3171
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OK. Avail 1011. ~ -z hook·ups. prkg. no pcls. 3Br condo. View of mnun ----hwy, blL i~. t>eam'C"e1I. 119-1.8225 998.1165 "Channing2BdJ:ln$4SO! 3 Br. 2 ba condo. Brand
Santo Tomas $450. t:all S600/m o. 2l3 37~4i00. t ains, near golf rour1»e, OHTHEIAY g a r a ge. S465 /m o . SuMyandBreezy,Pool new. Pool. tennis. 165().
John64&5006 day-;, 213 379-~ffieves Laguna Hills vallal!e 2 CkJrm. 2 ba with a pool 955-3649 SHARP 2 Bdrm 2 bath. lncld.Clsetothe Bch 492·6700or492·2796_. __
11 ---------Pools. lenms. volleS'ball Secun t) $950/mo. Walk to be a c h. Im-e ncl garage, private "6eagt6.11~fee T•tilt lltO
2 Bdrsi + de n. 2'"J 3 1\rt1~. l" Rctro•at, S410 etc ...,.,5. 952.r:.r:.o•. Ask Wat.........___,, u~ patio no pets $450 m o a...-Co d 2 ·' ~ ... ..,., ....,..., lll'r"TTV'l'ff~S mediate occupa n cy. • · · ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... ....,.vi~ no c ar 2BrW ijalcony \'u,Gar for Dee lftc.. 611-1400 SYEAAl·AOUND FUN: Nice. lrg., & qwet. 2Br. CPaamll oS46rLa.48rry80 .• ask for p11• .,, .. IJ Beauta·rwZBr.-SW' gar . Atrium I m med Incl. K·ad~OKl!"''"'lfee A t t D llllll •1 rni _, $610 J ,.._, Attractive SIXtrm, 2ba, in <-J·-oc1a c iv1 ies ,. 2Ba . fr plc , parking . COUNTIYQ.UI CathedralCeiUng. a vail. No pet s . REMTIMES 631-4555 _. -· rect'lr•FreeSunday ''-ean view from deck. UVIMft. Gar.Nu <>nnlc(998Slfee Sierra Mgmt 641 1324 I -Laguna Village. No pets. · C-'s'---3278 a h BBQ' p ""' ,,,,._ ....... --------- ----------2 ..,.. ~ rune • S • ar· S'700/mo. Wknds & eves: s· ltBmMIS '31·4555
1 1 lb r rm Clean. uttrat11vc 3 br. 2 s.s951mo 497·407 · ....................... 11es•P1usmuchmore. 644.8889• wkd"l': 642.5757_ Wc:atFll!llt mgles. 1"2 bedroom
Love Y arge r. am . ' ba, lge lam1ly rm. frplc. Uea ul 2bdrm condo. ull ,... J ·· apts &townhouses B Ba condo OW study. 2ba. close to pa rk Sfi!'IO/mo 962.6584 for HOME 1-"0R RENT -.EATAECAEATION: FAMILY APTS. FroritS449 . 644 1900 2 r. l~ · . & ,shopping $695/m o. t ' 3 Bdrm $550. F'enced xtras. refn g. 2 story. Ten111s•Free Lessons Oceanfront 2 Br, I ba. no Brand new beautiful lrg . Kids & pets OK. $435 mo.
557 ~ ap_p _. -yard & garage. Family pool. 2 kids.?"· no doi.:. (pro & pro shop)• 2 children or pets, $800 mo . apt, for fam1'lies w1.th 1 or Condo 2bdrm. 2ba. Bay Carol 731-5&11. _.., Avail 8·21. ..-25 /ITW.I. 1st. He Ith Cl b Sa \g nt 67.., r:.'KAI ------11.1':.....-Terr Condo 2 Br . I 'll fi a cond o . please. Kid s & pe ts last 496-6576.831·9303. a us• una • ' e . ,,.__,. '2 children. Near park. view. e nclsd garage, Af lw•'-Rl.a.d
""""' .. ...,. • dshwshr, stove. refr1g, welcome. Call 964·2566 or Hydr"r!5sage•Swim· Super Ocean & Bay View Heal paid. Nopels. auto. opener. S69S year· ar U.fa wllhed ltOO
2 br. 2 ba. frplc. gar. garage, 2 pools. sauna, 973-2971 Agent, no fee. Santa Alua 1210 mong •Driving Range on China cove. Beach. 2Br.1V.Ba $440 ly. TSL Mgmt. 642-1603. ••••••••••••••••••••••• = :~~~~~~· Jat'UU.i. tertfl1s court. sec TIIE LAK ES. dlx J Br. ••••••••••••••••••••••• BEAUTIFUL APART· Jbr. 2ba. lge deck, frplc, ZBr. 2Ba S46S VaSAJWS
itate, adlts. no pets. loft. end unit wtrrpk , 3br. IAe ram rm. g reat MENTS: Singles. 1 & cpl. drapes, gar, + Pkg. 39863W.;!'.,~·£;!'· i•CH/I R
• 8d 2 Ba 900-l849 loca tion . S575 1mo. 2 Bedrooms • Fwr· SllOO/mo.675·5634 l·.-.../.,...·u.vv ,,. Elegant 4 rm. . ~aterways. tennis pool Children o k. 75-l-5300 n1shed & Unfurnished A neat upgraded full
flreplat!t! W1th beautiful CONDO· 2br. comm pool. etc. Call Days .752·8200 days. 964-3628 e ves. •Adult L1v1ng . No Pets Costa w.te 3124 New 3 Br. 2 Ba. $570. With security pen~. over·
lal'ldscapmg Kids O~. & free laundry $450/mo. Jim. •Models Open daily ••••••••••••••••••••••• large pri vate yard, looking parttllke ground Nopets.Walktoschool ~ 9686152 h 5560363 WntuaNhr 32'8 9 106 lBr.Newly .. ~.gas pd, n.replace,2ch.ildrenOK. & fountain. $500/mo. OOC. Gar,de ner ancld . me, .. a-w.-..a lf.52 '""'"' Be---'St c._ .... ,,.. &"enL"••1211 Le'r\ ~-._....... ••••••••••••••••••••••• O encl g ar . Adlts. pool. 534 ,, ... u ··-·-ne ..... f7tO mo .. 556-1385. ny i•••••••••••••••••• ••• HOME FQR RENT akwood '642-5073. Hwl~• Jmma c 2br. 2ba. w1frplc. 1 Bdrm. SM<> f'enced 6-rden ~rtmenta _________ 12 Br. 1'.-i Ba newer
2bd.rm. lba. gar. yrd, bit· t•h• 3242 2·car garage We ll man-yard & garage. Famll.) 3 Br. Townhouse. newly l~. bit-in. air. (enc. bd. ttfng. ~m r hild OK. ••••••••••••••••••••••• nered pet OK. $600/rm. pleas e. Kids & pets Newport Beactl/So. decor.,gas pd. enclsd patio. gar. Adults. no
no•ctogs. 1'982 A Meyer Pl New dlx.e. 3 level water Avail Sept 19. 496-4098. welcome. Call 964·2566 o r 1700 16th St. gar. Adlt.s. pool. 642.5073 pets. SUS.~
$475. ~3484. vie w. pri v beach. 2 Mlssio.u VJ+ 3267 973-2971. Agent, no fee. IOoYerat 161111 ? Br. 1 ..__th Apt. Newly T0wn .. house 2Br. gracious
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Dave.. agt. 644·7211 umwtr, e""' gar, we WtHuge Fed Lot. Frplc. •••••• ....... •••••••••• 880 Irvine _..,....,.,,
bar, priv patio, pool. ten· KJds/PetsOK(7700fee 11116tl'l1 Spac~ZBdrm, S3IO
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family community. •--•• 11t.JW1t Vd(9630Jfee sc:f\l•. m ove in cond. 846-3t5lor95>ZM4. HOM~FORRENT "9"",_,..__... lt8CTIMIS 631-4155 ...:;._,:..:.:.;..~------i 2 Br. 3 Ba, den. 2 frplc1. 3 " 4 Bdrm. $.S:i().lli85. = ':;~ 4.. ......... w•ter ~lew. $800/mo. Fenced yu<ts and --·r USI TH• 2 Br. 2 Be. Sundeclc.1425.
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health chlb, pools. spa.
lbr, liv ·nn, kitch. bal.
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Tree tnm & paint ml!
or "' . Ray ~4276
H ••• , ~ ..... •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• llaul tGr.adln11. 1te mol1· R F.: N 0 V A T I N G llc>n Sk1ploi.der, dump R 0 T 0 T I I, LI N C
trUr k Tre1:i., y d wk SPRINKLERS·LAW ~.
8.1L.la7 C."EAN·UP
;
Papering by 1..e Papier.
113 50/rl all rms papers.
l::Xp 10. lS/80. S3S-23!50.
t\11 arou.nd haulin~
l T. truck. fret> ~t
~-3864
Dave 642·48S3 Compl. home p1i1lnting -t=-B~_64f>-!M8_1 __ . service by professionals
MelOlwy at affordable prices.
••••••••••• •••• ~ ••• •• •• H 1 g h e ~ l q u a I 1 l y
H•Hdta•sg Brickwork. small jobs w C> r k man s h i P &
••••••• .. •••••••••••••• .Newport. Costa Mei.a & ma~er1 als References
Prof nr wrk. tile. wood, ln1ne 675·3175e,•es avail. + free ~t. John
parquet. stnpping, wax -----540·001
ini;t. buffmg. steam ('pt Unt•k. stone. block work, -----
uphol. 751·8951. 8311·5543 tile fin.. t'Onctete patios, l'amlml! Specialist. mt &
-----wlks. dnvcways. Refs e t . Fret: c '>t1mat es. ~1AMA DELLA'S .. 'reee.t John g46-1583 1139·6793 anytime
tlou._~&eiintnA ----- -------
S25aday 556-4051 Block·BnC'k·Stone stucco. PAINTING·l2 yrs 1·xp.
-------planters & repairs .. 'ree Npt Bch and CdM ureas.
Want a REALLY CLEAN l'St 53&9906. 968·7486 I'm s mall, my prlcel> are
llOUSE'.' Call Gini:ham ------~mall. 673·6477 Ron
Girl. Free est. ~.5123 Custom bra ck . .st<ine.
block. t.'OOcrete & stucC'o.
Housedeanlng + pl us Refs Free l-:.t S49·!).192
what? Call Suds 'n StuH -------
for detaU.'I 842·0884 Mo'ttnc) -------p---...................... .
Pam's Clearung. reasona-Movin g" Thl' St ar ving
ble rates. ref's. Xlnl C:olle~e StudenL'I have
work 548·3277 g rown L•l' Tl24 <131\.
-------~ -· Same ~ood serv 641 8427 l'l'<lur Crpl & uphol do -- ----
stm. srotchgrd. prof fl; PaiRtinCJ/P•riRCJ l-. a x. Reas . !138 <1543. •:•••••••••••••••••••••
751·8951 • Pl'::TERS PAINTING
--t::>.pr 'd Reas Rutt>s.
•Painting ml/t:xt. rcas
rates. prompt neat 'it>rv.
& workmal\Shlp guaran·
teed f'46-7'! M
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Plaster ,taepair •••••••••••••••••••••••
:ilul'l'O & Plaster Patch.
no JOb loo sm . QW('k &
clean 6454200, 645··Ll99 ------
Int/ext textures. rcstuc-
cos & patches Free est.
Moms/eves 645 5660
Cartt>I Servl\'e b,· Ron .,·ree 1:::.1 Call Gene 557.0700 aft SPM · L1c'li, 552 ~ :-.ieat patdw.-:. & textures
rets. msured. -.---• Free Est. 893-14 39 -Dave's Pamling. <.,f!rvmJ?. · ---
Ladies" LooklnJ? for a arl.'a 9 yr-. most reas ,.._.ilMJ
r es 1,.1 g .a I who i s ln-.ured. hr'd 5116-8425 •••••••••••••••••••••••
PERFECTl\.<;t·kpr&who : v1dle:v Plumbt>r .
1s rchablt• w / lnl lot·al .,.m<· ext /int pamtmg by Repuir service. mstalla ·
rt>r's SIO hr t.:Jll l.t:ah Richard Sinor ~t hl'. lion. bac~Tiow l'ert1f1ca ·
&12·8107 ms Try in: 83ti 5:'>5S. 4l4 t1on &i2 93_1_s __
Will 'd e.HI \Our houst·
while \'OU · y,.ork l'all
Jane 552 65Ui.
hrs
Pa1nt11ii:: & Pa1><·nn~
Pror work ·Fret· t'''
Rsnhl Steve 547 -1281 CEMENT WORK
Free F.Btimales
Scott Jonas. 541M ... 77 J~al llauhng & cleanup Jobs at ......-~ Pamtm~ 11ner1exter . In ·
AGAPE FORCE
PAINTING COM I' ANY
J Generations Of
1'111ntm~ 1-:xcellcm•e
~·6701
wvlce" repair. pumps. ...._.~ ---molors. heaters. a cid www~-
was hes. c lean. ups.
Sal/Sun. All calls re. ~l s--u~l"f'•de th11t
turned . Es \ .. l970 . 11hower.tu ;draioboard , 556-6141 or enlrY way. C.ran)ie'
---------• tlle improves appeat Ii llt.O. loa R~ value of any home or
••••••••••••••••••••••• ('omm bldi;: at a reu
Pvt PO!lt Box Service cost i'ne est & sugges.
TIIE MAIL ROOM. 24 hr ti<>M 1714 I 842·3020
2600 I::. Cst. Hw y .. CdM1 NB Ceramic Talc installed, re ·
640·0040or644·"481 modeled or new Freu
-estimall's Wuyn~: THE POmox &11.0214 _
:ti57 Birch NB·OC Airpt -------.--l
Avail now·Z4 hrs·7 d vs Call Mr. Tile :'\1an He'tt. •
Message & pkg service f asl ·dean & anexpens1 v•
~9-2287 ~94-~l 67~------
Roofinc) Tree~ • •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
Re pa 1 r & Re roof. All R E E 0. t; S I G N t ''Pt'S s hingles rock Ornamental pruning
shakes compo:tar . .,'ree Srul~tur1n~. topping.
t.'SI. 541·5930 Fin. Avail. thinning. removal. "tn clean· up. ~-1845
ROOFING ------_,.--.,..----, Tree lnmmang, clc;an· ••
ups. ha uling main·
tenance. Arnlt>_S-18_:!4~!__,
.i\11 Types. repairs . ID·
s u I a t 1 o n . t' r e t:
l::sllmate:.. Call Uob. 548·07W Tree & i>hrub 1nmm1ng &
removal. yard c-lean u~,
Sm:Alostinc) ha u I 1 n g . tl-15 O 11 8',
••••••••••••••••••••••• ~·1413J1m. 'iand & water blastm1t ---.--------
Xlnt deanups. lo rates. r~ 675.5994 2131592·3901 •••••••••••••••••••••••
--- ----t•ot.LJ·;ca: .. :NCil.ISll
Social SeniCH ~1AJ.0R Lov~ Ch1ldn~.
••••••••••••••••••••••• Ht>adm~. TC'ac·hmi.:. 1-;xp
PROBLt::MS·N('cct to w all a1ws 646-637:J • '.~~~ ~;~c~; ~·c;.ur.s?~n~ Window CIHRilHJ --~
f».5-222:l •••••••••••••••••••••••
1 .. ·t Thl•Sun!>htnc In" t
('.,II Son-.hm1• W1nd0\(I
••••••••••••••••••••••• t'l,·untn)!. Ltd ~-8853 ·
.:erJm1c !Iii· ,,.rv11'l'S.
lrt't.' Cl.I 494 ~ bfr \lt\'.\I
or aft tiPM Chuck
-NOW IS"THE TIME
lor Job !.Cckers to check
t he Dall'." Pilol He lp
Wanted class1ficat100. H
.·
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Cement work of a ll kinds. very reas rates (;ull for •••••••••••••••••••••••
l'l>t Rich MS.8407 Bill & ManlS"n ·~ Clcanmi,:. ratt"i immed ser v. frec Re:.1dt>nt trcnt propl'ri' ----------i the JOb you want 1s oot , Cft"alllic TM. llSSt. lht.•re you might cons1dt'r
Want Ads
Pal.Joci. sidewalks. bnck
work. Free est. 556·8757 ·---------
----~-----Clt'anups, trimmin g,
Call 642·5678 Class1f1l'd Ads
Find what you wanl m hauling. Free Est.
14!·56711 Owly Pilot Classifieds. 557-8271
Painting & Carp<•nlry Co
offers fall specials.
548-8444
est 1!42·03Q.lor >I.IS 56S-I !'l>t.'<'1al1:.l. t~xJ)('r n·a:.. &-;; ... ht p~ Local refs. !HS-O'l88
Indoor outdoor. by Don :.,iassified Ads Ba rtnn 64!'> 0296
-N~ rt:modelt'<l , Frt.•c offenng ~our :.erviccs
•l'Sl Cont Lie 1!'300312. with an ad in the ·Job
GamerT1•e 540-07l:i0 Wanted category . Pbon1:
f>l2·56i8
MOMy to Lo. S025 MorfcJc91, Trwt ••••••••••••••••••••••• Deidi 5035 ROOllSS 4000 Office....., 4400 Office llfl3fd 4400 ....-.1/IRY•st/
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l.olt & Found .. 5300 S3SO Help W..ted 7100 ..............................................
Laguna tteach .. l)le fum Offl('t' for rcnL Approx.. ••••••••••••••••• .. ••••
rm. pnv bca. hnl'Ol>, no WATERFRONT 550 sq. n. S400 mo. lncld .. ,!!111~ SOOS J)('lsS200499·55511 & utils. 2450 Nt.•WJ>Ort lllvd. -,.ponwsny R~i .._.;t-. °40SO ~ 'S Cos ta M es a . S (' l' •••••••••••••••••••••• •
I r-liil"i 1""" E Manager. ROOAHG ••••••••••••••••••••••• AJI Types, repairs. in·
Hoom a nd board for SUITES Newport, Wt>stcllrr Of· !. 11 I a ti on . fl r c e
highly gifted adults. pvt llOtoJOOOC-Ft. rices. Professional of. l::st1mates. Call Bob.
condo In F'ln Vly. Good ...,. fices or swles. Month to 548-0789
supenriskJn. pvt room or P'ntt691Acl*es1 month or lease. Full ---------
double. 962·0510 ()ce. VJ.ws service & law librarv. Dress Shop, Fountain ~~--.-ISO W .. len Call Building Manager . Valiey. SlS.000 + inven·
•• .. ••••••••••••••••••• 1714J 675-1662 642 3 111 or .I oannl'. tory. 642·6446aft6PM_._
Beautiful Pnvate tlome 646·96-03. Evenings or M U S T S E L L. '.
for elderly. Xlnt T.L.C. orfices. 225 to 750 sq. ft. weekends. •60-8600. y 0 g u rt I s and w I c h
*HOME OWHHS *
SI0,000 TO
$100.000
For A11f RHSOll
Loans Seeured By ,\
Combination of Real
and Per.;onal ProJ)t'rt.y
Cal CllllCk or Janie.
24 hrs 7 da~s
957-5823
AMERICAN WAY
MORTGAGE CO
................•.•..••
••••••••••••••••••••••• Lost or Found a pet., <'all
CcllhforT.D's. 1\n1mal /\ss1lt lan cc
t\me r1can Ml~. Bkr Lt!y~e 537 2273. no fee
95.1-4141
3rd T l) tor sale.
Call aftcr6 PM.
556-6781
lnd TU. sai.400 al 16';
mt Due 3 :.car!., 25',
d•S<' Bkr. 1$98. 785.1
$19.550 eums Sll.730 m 3
~ n. with this 2nd T. 0. on
Hunt. Bch property.
1142-8902 or 8-17 55811 -----
Flll:~O : <•o lden
H ct r1 cvcJ' F .. m.
lrv1ne 1N Wood area.
rhoke collar 730·061 t
1-· 0 U :II L> G t• r m a n
Shephertl M 1 x. Feni.
Adams School !J/13.
754.7653
llelp . nt•cd w1tn1•ss to ---------• f11o:ht on .lunt· 13. 405 ASSISTANf
.. r wy & St-al Bt·h Bl\'d. FAii MAMAQ.B
1·all 21J 1377·6.13G i:ollcl't --sm-..
OK .--"" t\pplicallom ~for taltin.c
*FOXY LADY* Oll l'(;ALL ONL ¥ * 972·1138 *
Model. f<'malc wantt!d for
photo mtcrv1ew.' Call
492 37J.5 bet. ;i.t;::M> P!\1
Wt'Ckda)-.. --·-b~ R.N. Nulrl t1ous From S200 J>er monlh. Shoppe. Nr. beach. Ruy
meals. 978-34114. 750·6057 NearCdM&N.U. f'rwy fDR1rl~£ of t he year ! Only L'a~~v~ _ __ _ __ 557-70_•0 _____ .~ Co.I~ $110.000. 492-1912 ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!_~ Alwtamcce.,.llh/ '~I Lost&Foe.d
FOV~D · F1~m Fox -
hound. Bris tol .l am ·
boret• 9113 wht /brown
7~·0900 ~.!
tests fu ~ome a DistTiM
..-air Ai>iitstant Manager arc now being taken at
the Orange County •·air
Off1l'e, 88 Fair Drive.
Costa Mesa. Telephone
751-FAIR. Application:-,
mus t be filt>d anti postmarked by Sep ·
lt!mber 25. 1980. PO':>t·
t1oos arc now open al Ot!I '.\1Jr, Stockton. Vt>ntur;J
ant1 other C:allforn1;, 10<: a lions.
V..tiols ..... 42SO .,..... IMDUS.COMDO SHELLGASSTATlON
••••••••••••••••••••••• EXICUJIVESUITE 6200 sq. ft. w/2075 ofc TremenQ,ous opport.
YQUCAt,:tH
5U!11W11HA
Rosarito Beach . Baja f).all serv\ce offices in space. ltO. 220. 3 phase Good Joe at busy in·
Mn. 2 Bdrm 2 Ba. Day. Newport Center. elec. -Near OranAe Co. tersection in Santa Ana BANK
2m1m's .
Week. Mo. on. Bea('h. ~5470 Airport. Askin~ 00'/sq . Same owner 8 yrs. Call
Pnvate. New. ~61_642 __ 1 MIWPOltT llACH fl . Gross 3 yr,; Call ~u~h ~S357 or 542·2650. Ask
Lge Big Bear Cabin: pool l64BWestcliffOr. at 540·'1923 .Mon ·fr1.: forAllen.Agt ____ _
tbl. color l v. 2 frplcs. Call Gene Hill 642·0200 ;l.-ekends 673·lS353 after ht•e .. sanf
Slpsl4714·543-Wl6 ,, ----.--------Oppart.sity SOIS ------· ---ExecutivP office suite 23G-77n ~· rt. General Of· •••••••••••••••••••••••
Mextco-Ba1a mar. New av111I. NearO.C. Airport hretMedical No. Costa C P ~ has R. V tax
home. full fac. Day.Week 285 sq ft mcludn rttep· "' Gmd n· " shelter S3000 invest
M lh c..,,6493 ... esa. r. 00 °' up.
RIDUCB>RATES
Sasstlago ...
71 .... 12-5200
Ask for Linda Flynn
or Karen Ltnn or 1 on . ,,_.. . l ion 1s t, J an 1 l o r 1 a I T 0 m 9 5 7 . 1 !l 0 u • mcnt. with xlnt s helter &
M'f"'Vice. all util paid & 2131007.2004 hiAh return. 541·4054
4150 more.Ca~. ----MoMytoLoml S025
250 sq~ fl. j.(md fir. ul ls •••••••••••••••••••••••
MoMy Wcmshd SOJO
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WANT ED: Garage
w/tock to store furniture.
.Call 673·6540. 548·0722
after~'!! ____ _
Garage near O.C. Airport.
112.5. Double. 714·955-1619
eves
4400 •••••••••••••••••••••••
WESTC:l IFF BLDG
'H .o, r" >H' Bl :.r H . ,... ' ....
I ~' t-.. 1.JW ,:Hd 'i l ~) 610~
IBTUTE in
• JanitGrial Sume" Utilities lnchllled
• Adjacent to Aifl)OC't
"RelUurant Row •Accus to 3 Major
f'w)'ll
KOU.CIMTH
MIWPOtn
l::legant executive suites
in prestige locat\on. With
complet e s upport
servi ces. f"IRST
MONTH FREE.
pd. $165/rm. 77~ W. 19th.
:,t. C. M. Tom 957 LOOO. ----------
Plata E:xKtlti•• Wtn· C-• fNEm .
NEED S201000 for lst TD. Newport Heh property.
646-5743
Moltig1gn, Trust o.idi SOlS ••••••••••••••••••••••• 714185 l-0681
There Is a diHerence !
Qwel. d1gnif1ed i.wtes
providing sccrt'tarial Satllll-MtcJ Co.
service m a manageablt: All tYPl'S of real estate
I MONEY
1 room. + 1'2 ba. Pnvale number of units. 2082 investments since 1949.
entr,utilpd.mainstreet. \1ichelson. Suite 212, • 'bcc5alJilM)ilS
HB. Sl6.S. Sterra Mgmt , r vme. Call 752--0234. ~-..... TDs
Co.641-1334 -CUDITMO ---lmiMss.._.. 44SO f'IOILIM 642-2171 545.0611 CdM Office. ~sq. ft. Oen ••••••••••• .. •• .. •••••• 1 llsdlr JrdTDto.s
view. new crpts. ete. For store. ft office space al,. 97M5ll /ISS.l l 45 Widow has rmney rot 2nd Mo 1 Mo. o r leas e . reasonablerates. T.D.Nocreditche<'k.no 675-~. ' 500to2700S.Ft. Arrangedby pnlty. for action call.
COllP'OaATEPL.A%A MESAVERDEbR I eo.d"-n~ AGT673-7311 anytime
2 Pvt oles with reception lS2S Mesa Verde E. C M Want Ad Results 642·5678 Pilot Wanl Ads.
NEWPORT CENTER I PLAZA • A Mortgage °'""er Sell J.hings fast with Daily
area. 759-1550 s4M I ll iiiiijiijijiijiiiiiii .. liiiiiiiliiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
---------1NBICM. up to 4700 sq .ft.
avail at pnme corner,
Ideal location for At· 17th & N wpl 81 vd.
torney, Real Estate. or _67_5-a>o _______ _
Entrepreneur. Orfice
now available · large
paneled Reception area
with storage and 3
DANAPT2To8 Room
ore & Comml spaces
S220to$770rm. 975·ll20
private oHi ces in lsiiHlsW ...... 4500
beautifully maintained •••••••••••••••••••••••
full service building. SUPER NICE. 1600-6500 cComer Westclirr Dr. & sq rt. Great locatk>n It
Irvine, Newport Beach>. parking. 33< gross.
IOOsq. ft. 738·746 W. 17th Sl, C.M.
Call Melissa &4Ul01 646-0505. ·---~------nJ.111 J ""'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 11800 sq. ft. 2 Front offices. --''---------= 2 Baths. Large rear shop omee a.-ce avail. Full COSl'A MESA. ORANGE area &: door. M95 mo.
tenlee aecutive suites COAST FINANCIAL ITIS Whittier Ave. C.M.
avail ror lease la Center C~ER: SUITE 6 540.9352 Days,· 646-0681 Pollot•. Localed near oc 2IM5 lieu Verde Dr. E. EVt:§. •
Al:tport. For leasan1 in· 1295 mo. iDdds ~ep·
fornudioa call /DeeDee tionilt. and utilities. See ':'~: f!r::e'::~~:'~
H&lff:&28. 9-Sorcalll6H4l4· door . Unit 23. 629 J .E. l>uqer' Attorney
lledical/DenUl/HMO.
Tll aq. ft. in N. OJsta .... G""'8d flooc'. fully
eqMipped. Prlvate patio,
etc. SIU/mo. Tom ....
1117 Wiltdifr. N.B. Wut f....W IDlt. ~.t.
11&.flllr.A911tMl ....
.............. .mne
W/"9Hpt. coat. rm. Xero•, mall i• a@w ,~,··· bld1 : ~:-·ml. "
Terminal Way. C.M.
540.9352 Day. 646·0681
Eves .
..... 4110 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Storqe Garaees for rent
on Balboa Peninsula next to P\tD Zone lO'At'x
~· sn...a. en.mo.
m sq_ ft in Pftltilioul ._.. W""9d 4600
Faslalon Island with ......... -... • .. •••••
oceeavtew.11.3Dprft. W....S i. o.a Mwa or 644 HtO lrvtne ana. 2 or 3 BR,
house preferred. 3 DIC. aiflel Adulta. Xlnt references.
Prtva&e ,blllla w/lbower. e 73. s 7o1 Ev es . &: ,. E: lalboe •vc1. NB. • eekenda.
r .!ff0.~~91~·-rt_. _::f:.._00 __ m_o_. ,-M-a-tu_r_e __ w_o_m_a_n_w_a_n_l_!
" pthate room • balb. LMJUNABEACH ; Board or kitchen priv.
S A,ppl.-• ICfft, taOO Non tmoklnl Q\ri1tran
-.. Int St. (213) Home. C.M .• ftl\>t. 8. ear ......, ... ..,
-.a.. klll fleass 'With a rbsd Whet Yl>'I Wtnt In
DaAly Pi .. Clautned Ad. Dally Ptlol ClaaelOids.
Use ,,,.,,.,. M servi~e
when· p I a c i n g your
ad ... a Daily Pilot ad
number will appear in your
ad ... we take yo,ur
messages 24 ·hours a
day . . . you call in at your
convenience during office
hours and get the responses
to your ad . • . this service
rs only $10 per week. For
more -information and to
p~a-ce youralt"OJll 642·5678.
DAILY PILOT
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ADS Still onl) :oil.
:I lin1·~ rrir :? d11ys
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lint•
1\Ch<'rl1sr Olll' or
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add1t1nn<JI lin,· 1s
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'"' in mt· r t 1 a i a cl ., a I le"' 1•ct l' h u r fl t• Your Pl'nm l'm('ht•r
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Visa or Ma!\tE'n·ard.'
f'or mor•• inform,11100
and to place your ;id """
642-5678
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Found: ver y . 'Jluable
bracelet 9 /8 vie.
Newport Blvd & 20th sl.
Owner Identify . 971·3153
Found: Black Lab Mix.
male. Vic of 18th & Sant.a
Ana St in CM. S-18·!'917.
&U·5000 cxt 357 ------Found: tiger ~,ed kit•
ten. v1c Mariners Or
area~ li 6-JG-4_._i84_. __
f'OUND: Black Lab with
nea rnlJar. abt ti mo. vie
W£•<;tm1ns ter \J a il .
1191 ·-19!14 dys. 11113<17 l 1
C\eS ____ __.._ -
SlSO •••••••••••••••••••••••
PRE I.AW student m•cds
$25.000. Will do anything
Ll'gal. Con fident ial
OVM. P.O. Boit 32.U, N 8.92663.
TOUCH A CLASS
ESCa.TS
24 HRS. iSl·0817
COVER GIRL
•OUTCALL• 953·0778 MC/VISA
Professional Therapeutic
massage. U c'd. NB Appl
only. Steve 548·2817
••••••••••••••••••••••• Sdauls& e.1: &ti• 7005 .\Uractlve young woman
••••••••••••••••••••••• net>ded lo assist ex-
Uruque method of prep. ecutlve business man
music/c reative move· With misc Jobs . Xlnl in·
ment-Ai;ces: 4-7. "'or tn· l'Ome Your own hours!·
fo. 631 2&S7 &IS.142&or631·5'116. " -------------·-Jobs W•1d. -107-S--.\Ian Magnon Ponti,;.~~--
••••••••••••••••••••••• has ...
Mature woman wants day IMMB>IATE
t'11r~ for sick or elderly m OPMMG!
tht!ir home. 557·-0946 aft /\ulomot1ve countct
.i .JOPM Person. SolilJ mcom,•
~Wmshd 7100 wtl h man y rrin~t· ....................... ~~~ ,~~~~:.~~
ICClll11tl ~;~no,,l>ocp~~!~lfa~i:;
•Acch. ltc. Cliftl at Fa1_r_m Costa Mesa
•C•ltl1r .\uto me<'hanic-Oalsun & • ...._ A1111f C1ift1 or Toyota exp. G rf:at
....._~....,. place to work. Dals11
We are seeking full limt! Toyota. 642·2434.:._ _ --
reUable people to join
our Accounting Oepl. Ap·
plkanls shoukl have an aptitude for figures &
calculator skills helpful.
EnJOY excellent com ·
pany benefits including a free meat per shift. App·
ly in ~non 9AM·Noon. Mon-Fri. Personnel.
MAUIOTT HOT&
900 Newport Ctr. Dr.
Newport Beach F.qual Opp Emplyr M If"
AUTOMOTIVl-: PIX
OPIRATltOR
F.xperience necessary.
Excellent opporlunit•
for per son seeking employment with an en·
thusiastic. growing e«·
poration. Top t'ompany
benefits. Monday thru Friday 9-6. Salary com:·
me ns uratc with ex· 1
pencnce. See Berna.
--------•ADVERTISING f'asl
FIRST LADY
Escott • Uad1ls • ,..., o-c.rs •
* 972-1345 * MC & Visa Accepted
TOMMY"S
OFMIWPOIT
ESCOltTS
752.1368
.... c ... .,
paCed advertising agen·
cy needs mature person
to run stat camera & art
fates. Must be respon. &
organizeet. Qatry level
position. ~-Oilet. Chris.
AM~Senke Pteasantofc. N.8. exp or
will train. 3PM·11PM,
F\.IU t.ime. 631-~Jl.
Apt. Assistant Manager
Trainees. Will train.
Couple. Paper work &
maintenenace. 642-5073
#I htO.....,C...ty .
2925 Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA
Babysitter, resp person
$30 wk. to watch 2 grade
school chUdren. 2:30-6.
CoUege Pk, all 6. 540-7S76
. .
·ESCORTS AICHITICTUIAL LOST: 2 dogs ! Fem 34 Hrs. 641-0180 DIAfl'SMAM
Shepherd type blk/wht. c:.11/Clllcb Irv rarm needs eitper'd
Babysitting. occasionally:
2 s mall childrea. Tues• ThW'S, own tiransponion.
~'lfie6.
Male 8lk Lab. REWARD Ala._ /Ml'> ""--spece plane1' /draftsman
645-21665 .......... !,_!!!!!'!!!!··!!-!!!I for work on commercial -LOST--:-F_e_m_B_l_k_/Wh_t_C_a-t. & retail Pf!>je<.'ts. 556·2904
81~coUar/bell. Partially UT1U AMMJS I\ RT I DEC OR AT 0 R
Bland. 9/8 CSeaview>. ESCORTS SALE
N.8. 780-9178 -11 . ed't rds Car nee. Flair for de· a maJ« er 1 ca corating helpful. Will LOST White Long Haired a«epted FtCat • ._,.ue eyes, White 53()..4723 train.499-1461.
collarREWARD~9!506 M~ESlOW/AD ~EMBLERS Will train
Reward-lost' 6 mo MYSTIC MAS.SAGE for a variety al Interest·
Doberman black-trust 55M&Santa Ana ~J:. =~
maJe 9/10/IO, answers lo DIAMOND WANTED: 'At Louie Leal-Co. 18091 K
"Tulsa" vie 13th/Pecan to 1 c_...t P/P 540-0808 Redondo Cil'tle, HB,
H.B. <Betw ~Yorktown/ bfrll.aftS. .-.. __ ff_IT_. _____ _ PCH) 536-72111 or .. 'HOIM ·-
LOST: Small adult Red
Persian cat. REWARD.
l631·D Irvine Ave.
$tl-1414
LOST: Male neutered cal,
med lfnalh bel1e "air.
vie Santa Isabel& • Su· ta Ana Ave .• C.M.
REWARD. M ·m? evn. or 915'1·*1 @ . -
FQund: 5'11bea. KJtten. 4 rftos . Lag Bt'h, La
Bre 1t Col&H llw y . .. .. '
Overweight-lose 17.25 ltiAINID--•..,..-----• Iba. In 6 wlul. No shots. no ,_ 1 druas. no contracts. Leactina O.C. eft'\.,ron ct
ti,.,.. "111 manuteduriq company _ .. ......, __ . ______ , hH the following re·
MOW IS THI TIMI -
for job Mellen to check
the Dail)' Piiot Help w-.. c1 ... ukaUoa. tr
t.he jOb rou want la not
Ulen 1ou milht coukler
offenna your servic•
wltb an Id la Ult Job
Wanted catepry. Phone
eta-5871 A
ql.irwmn&I: A•r O' u/SrH uer
Must have 1 year solder· iaa n~. Wiii be·
n!ql.ired to IO&det' hook' tufret t«mlnala~wire IOlcMr • touch•UI) n.;8 '8.
Appl)iat: ........ s,.c1 ... 1
ll40 lloatovia, C. M. ~a.21 E.O.E.
Babysitter. my home. v~ ,
of Mesa Dr It lrvtne Ave.
l'or s yr old, 5:30am·8am •.
3 or 4 school morns per .
week.646-4&leves. ·
Babysitter needed for .:
Teacher's children, m1 .. home, Irv. 833-112'7.
Babysitter needed P8!it·.,
time in iny NB home rof '
toddler. 63J.2988. : ,
Banking
MewAc; ••• ... ., ...... '•I
XJnt UDilCii'MlltY for txp llSd1WIUalt. Min l yrnJt.
Jmmed opmtnp. Frr.
SalarY tOllllmanste wttJl exp. Call !lllan or 'Ibara
for8'1fO'nlrmat.
Cit EIHClll• I:.
NewpDl't JlelCb, ..... , I
Eq.ual Opportunity E.,... '·I
If you want your adve1· Ins meua«e to r.a .
imre people at lo• ,
coat. Cla&ained .. l~
way to 101 Call ,.N"l' ecz.1171
a
. \
N oted Artist of the tmpre .. 111vn1s1 Scnool. e A. Univ or Artl Ol1SI Art Post Grad
,..,. ............ c.a
.. 644-1415
EU Ml NATE
lEARNING PROBLEMS
We Offer:
Specialized Programs
Designed to Help
Students Who:
• risllke School o r Learning
• Become Confused Easy_ &))
• Daydream in School er
• Feel Lost •
• Feel llke a Failure
• Hove Poor Grades
• learn Slowly
•Don't Know
-How to Learn
Tutoring or .lllll!!l!L
Remediation in
Language Skills,
Comprehension,
Phonics, Math,
Algebra.
THE
SpecJal Study
Programs and
Counseling Available
STUDENT IMPROVEMENT
CENTER A OIVISION Of (00 I( CH
. Call Today-642-9088
..
Schools and
Instruction
JIMMIE DEFQ>RE
DANCE CEMTER
DAHCBt -CHOIEOGl.APHB
MASTlll TEACHBt
TAPP-JAZZ
BALLET
MODERN
641-8403
BEGfNNING
THROUGH
ADVAHCED
3723 BIRCH, NEWPORT BEACH
This variety of fine schools
could Introduce
you to a new tomorrow
Ntwport austt
<trons truatorv
..
How acuptlftCJ Mw
Students of Piano
C)lilitcr and orchestral instrw.Rk
.. . ~· \, -i'-v~-r -:1, Q
D•recror
642-6240
So high,
you can't get o:ver It... .
_n But there's a way _;.~--·,.:-c..., __ around ltl · -. -'I(
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HRP YOURSELF!
Hundreds of Orange ~ounty
companies ha\'e hired Irvine
graduates. Call now for more
info rmation a nd brochures.
The Orange County e m ployers
need you now! Inquire .about
fi nancial aid assista nce! <You
may be eli gible for Federal
grants and loans. l
GET STARTED ·
NOW!
CALL 556-8890
Tap.I._.,,,_._
D..cft'dw, Aft'Obk. .... a D ..
Disco. H.w ..... & ...
.' ""\ d -
' Dorothy Jo
Dance Studio
ZS IS I. Cst. Hwy. C..
D~Jo4-
2411 I. Cit. Hwy. C..
673-3420
l:Scrow d~k available-for
well.qualified escrow of·
l1 c('r w/independe nl
c•-,crow •company. Heav~
expenence tn exchange,.
r1•q u1 red. Beach lcll"a
lion f.xec\JllVt· l'SC'ro~
c•ompa~ 49'.!_fi.!fi] __
~ Openiftcjs ror h11th ... chool i::r ad ...
lookrni.: ror challeng ...
-.kill lraming. travel and
work ~·xpenence Arm~
w r\·1<-v !>chool!o l('ach ~·ou
a ~kill or \OUr cho1n• Hter \OU train tr<awl 111
\Our ·duty !>lal1o n 1n
i-;uropt> for a:.,.1gnmcn1
You ma\' choos~· 2 J or l
year erihst~nL'>. Som.•
cnt1l·al ac;s1S?nment:-p.i' l'a!>h honu.-. •. ,. up t<> S3.Lot
.1(lPr training Must ht-111 i:•~td -.hapc anti µ0:.:-.cs!'. ,,
high :.chuol d1plum..i C.i 11
toda)'
COSTA'.\! ~;s,~0.1021;
Hl.";\I Bt-.,\CA~2 ~t
L.\liv:-:t\ lllLLS il>X 5251
~ANTI\ MM~ 24.lfl
THIS IS THE ARMY
GAS STATION
,\lt1•ndan1 for '<"II ·
.~crv1rt• -.tutton '" <: \I
M U.'lt hl· l'Xtrcmc l~ rel1.1·
blc & honest, 64&'.ltili t ----
General Office
Appli ance scrvu·" c•u
llcavy phones. hi?ht t.' 1>·
1n.: & bookke1•p 1n ~. s.; hr. Kate. 642 02rn
:;encral help. 1''/f, perm_
for a Laborn ton . .w,w.....,-7 100 l~w_._· 1100 ..••.....•............. 1············!··········.
Banklng/S&L Banking " nu.as
.. u llert.on S&L has full t ./
SCRVING All OJ ORAN(ll COUNlV IN COSTA ~l(SA
·An11,t1's Dt1y Sc/Joo/
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,..... VEC· CREAT!QH l ~·U·CllATIGN I
"" ,~ :,......,. '-...-<' .-..>-,-1-.•J c~J. I
&i5-211 1 iak. ---------,,.-. -
::; EN E RA L OFFIC I·:
Lumber company "'"'d!> person from HI~ :'tton
F'rt. 5-t5·5Si I
j l..o..J \...j_, \...., ~ , .._ ,
and plume teller pos1 t TELLER t-rons al -0ur Newpon
&.-ach oHtcc & f lrmc M-Ti•
pos1t1on al the llunt
mi,iton Bea{'h o<nce .. :x. Wells F'a r ~o Bank .
W 111..tcu ,..... ... Tiwv W Groct. ~WOO WEEKEND Nov. : .: . : ~ :· .... ··~·
General Office
Pnrt·llfl'l(' <.;terlc T} P•~•.
n<• SU. llrs. a fternoon I f>PM. M.11ure woman.
Job .4oc Newuort &ti;
f1-Ul-74:JI
pr. pref. but will tram Orange County Airport
Typtng rt>q . JOwpm. ofrice. has an immediate
For further info and fot openinJ' for 1nd1 vidual
1nte r v1ew a ppl. c a ll with 6 months previous
714-871-4244. E~Q·~ _ banking experience T • Yut Rwno • 01v C~rp A9t)• 1.i •
Craft'• M"",r • D•nc...-.o • f vtt & 11 Dav•
h11nftd Staff· ~t•u L•COOIOO • CtOlU•vft PIO • PlayQn>vf'd
HOUIS: 6:l0 to 6:00
•BALLET •TAP
• JAZ.Z • MODERN DANCE
• CHILDREN ··TEENS • ADULTS
Mow .......... for ... c-...
.14.15.16. ;~· .. ··::· ... -... ~.
12 511.NWROnMINr SMMARS
18 speakers)
IUS taAMSPORTATION
LODalN&IMl•llAI
·----
}C'rwr:il ~layClub is
nowhirinQ: TeltrT.._.. · be nehts package a nd Banking --1--l We provide an excellent
MaJ<>!" 'fhnfl & Loan As· frie ndly working a t-
soc1ation has an entry· I mosphcre. Please con-level opening with OP· tuct.
'flC-~
GET lit SHAN for THI HOUDA TS
"TllM TO IYTHYM"
6 MIALS
SWIM. Hfn. TINNIS, 01 JUST llLU
· For Brochure & lnforma1ton call
.J.tfM. K-. C 1 1 I a 11t41 SJ~l610
Secunty Ouards. m usr
have at least lyr. exper .
fuJl11mc.
portunity for ad~ance· • L,_.... ment. Bank or finance
experience helpful. Type -714-752-8728 21 10 THURIN • COSTA MESA
1 Between Br; I Vic:lono 1'vP I
9191 Yartit.-A••· II flqt• IMdi JIAI W OI Broo•<1•u•111 MJ•I 10 Sk,.,.,.,, ._ "-'..,.,..
r-nx Opt>rators. fu ll
time. days & t>ves. muM .....,W..ted 7100 jHetpW..ted 7100 bcava1l.w~nds ... •••••••••••••••••••••••i••••••••••••••••••••••• Hal·quet <.;lub Janitor. ::Ompanion-housekeeper. Au.nter Ht•lp Jo'ull t•~ lull time. must be a\311. at least JSwpm. Sala!)
commensurate w/expcr
Liberal benefits Call
Mr. Mungon. Western I
Thnft & Loan. 645-315.1 E..0.E. ----------Banking
C~;oa-~rcrc ial T tier
Previous experience pre-ferred. but will train .
Cashiering experience
would be helpful.
CaUJoaua Bank
3141 E. Coast Hwy
Coronadel Mar 673-92tO
EO.E.
Banking
Coeµ4rcial T eltf'
Experie nced
United California Rank
630-A Newport Cntr. Or.
Newport -Beach
'644.6461
E.O.E
Banking ' 1BlllS
PAIJTllE
Our -Coista Mesa branch
is seekin& a person who
desires to ~eerrt ume 3 days per inchJd· in& a Saturday. We de ·
ELLS
FARGO•
BANK
4590 MacArthur Blvd.
Newport Beach. CA
l::qual Opp Empty r
M/F /H
Beaut. ()per. Lag. Bch.
Must have some follow·
mg. Also. manicurist.
pe dicur is t. Mus f do
Juliet & porcelain nails.
494-8251 ask for owner.
fJe auty Shop: We now
have openings for 4
operators. 3 manicunsts.
mak e up. Pe r centage
basis/r e nt b ooth
~7-2234
llW•a.•• S800 to start. 50-60wpm
bkkpg bac kgro~nd
help f u l but n ot
necessary. Will train.
Call Vicki. 540-6055.
Coastal Personnel Agen-
cy. 2790 Harbor Bl. CM.
l'+EVER AFEE
Help Wmthd 7100 •••••••••••••••••••••••
BOOKKEEPING. exper.
..~/C har ~e W /CO St
analysis background for
Newport Beach Design
firm. Salary open. Call
714·759-1965 Patty
IOODEIPllt PHM
P/T
Good Co. Be n e f it s. Exp·d.
645-2244
Bookkeeping
TMlel.ocllayChlbis
llOW ~":f EEPER/
R 0 0 M S E ~ V l C 1-;
C~HR
Permanent T h ursday
nights 4PM -Midn1ght .
and on-call basis. Must
be avail days & eves
Please call for an appt:
645-7358. Mo n .·l•r 1.
8:30-5.
loaW.11,.rF/C
Part time for clothing
store in Fashion Island.
Accoun t s pa y abl e.
payroll. double e ntr y
journ a l thru tria l
balance. Call for In ·
tervie~ !i.J>PL
nRLOOIC
MoM500 s ire Individuals with llPl/A ACCT.
beckgrouod ln public re · for rapidly expanding
lat.loris and cash hand I· tinandaJ firm in Fashion IWWW -~ /C
ln1 experience. This Is land. Exper. a must. Npt4"Bch. Investment
poaition offers e1u~ellenl Dally Input " 1eneral firm lias ®enina. per ex-
<>PPOrl&mily to be trained ledaerdesired. panslon. for f'/C com-
and will offer unlimited 1St-l515 m ission bkpr-delall
career advancement ~~~~~~~~~I oriented person -w ithin Uae industry . ;;; ---computer knowled1e a
Salary cclmmen s urate must-skillful on phones
with tKPft1entt. Pleue & In P .R. won, maturity
eall llr. Tom Drolly for $Z.17. •r BAY nee. Call MM>l.Zl further lDlonmtion. r ...
SA•&LIAll ,..~Adam.Ave. ~• ....... CA ... <n4> f'rt.alo
F.qual 9PPort..Uty -~11/F
DO IT NOW!
642-1671
BOYS Is ··0 1rls for ad-
ver tlsin1 cir culation .
Transportation provided rrom 19th & Har bor. CM.
&4MM'1..
Boya. Ute factory work.
A1ea: 11·18. Must be IOOd stlMienta. Able to
work l ·IPM dall)'.
162'JQ2.
Business women in all
aspects of the bus iness worl~ecretar1es <to speak orcign languages
1r poss-exper realtors.
outgoing a les rep .. e x.
per m sailing. Available
ror travel. t o p pay.
Please call 714 ·894·9908
C~llEIS .
UTDTEM'.
MARKETS
F'or 2nd & 3rd Shirts
We promote lo ma nagc·
mcnt & supervision from
within.
WANT A CAREER?
Call (714> 631·9421
-962-5440-
Mon-Fri. S251day Must da\s. Mon fn ~o ex I wknd:.a.. ERIC L dnve. Balboa Peninsula per nee 9[).~.JA68 1 A
67J.SS45. ----- -<.;atenng Secret Ary. part
Clerical · . Dehery Penoft t1ml'. Mon-f'r1. 2PM-6P'.\I CONTROLLER· p T must be ·111'. Good Must type60Wpm. . a.Ell:AL dnving record. 751 4705 Please l·all r11r ae11t.
..
HA VE SSS LIFT
FttOM G«OCMY
STOllf.!
WOO TEMPOl.AIY
JOIS Ir HA VE SSS
FOl~THIMGS
IHUFI!!!
Alt Office Skills ..... ~ ....
ii-llST JOIS
•IESTPAY
•APPLYHOW!!
Register todayforlocal ·orange Cou nt y i;.i!'>-73.)IS. Mon -Fri.
temporary assignments. California mfgr {'Om · OEU VERedY DRIVf ER ~ 311·!'> ____ · ___ _ pany. Public acrounlmg Good knowl J?e o a rea. 55J-IJ45 experreq.Sala11',open good driving record GEN. OfflCE-
Must be 111 o r olde r Entry levl'I pos111_11n . I PO Bin 1650 .Pasadena. Pttime. 12·4. M F. Call Light secretanal skill!' rn.. Lin~· ea. 9i1os
1
Irvine F1onst. 752·1780.1 Newport Fashion lstan<I 11.J \• If \-A.sHor Doi~. • Hour.; 7·:..>am·4pm Ask
llMPOllAl!V Pfl/SONNH Sll!VI~ :<>OK-HOUSEKEEPER DBJvERY DRIVER -, tor Mrs . Pr32t. 644-!ll It. on luxury yacht. 6 mos " , •
in Mexico 6 m os rn Full time. work1ni.; .,1 rl .. riday . 45wpm l72l llrch StrMt New part 714i645·1671 w:art, must ha\'c vabd l'hont•s & erra n d .... Hewpcwt .. och 213/670-fi654 ' Calif. dnver's license & Sa I a r y n l' i.: o t 1 ab I l· ~~~!!!~~~~~! good dr1\'ing r ecord. 1!9\.1727 Ask 1or.l11l = :OOK-No exper . 5 days. Pho n e afll•r JOAM :::len cal Temporary
No F'eeTop Pay
TYf'IST
closed Sunday. See mgr 770-0195. GROOMER
Log IM. 1792 MacArthur DBJVERY 19artfi• F\Jll time. Mon.·Fr i. 8 :.. Bl d I f ' 0 N SQme ex per necessary v .. r v.. MATURE PERS Callnr co~m.l~Mesa Fortune 500 company in ·,....,J, Must have good dnvmg 0 c M 631 1030
Ne wpart Beac h needs ..N\11\ record . Flowir shop. r .• ·1 .or · · Via.a.; Heston 1mmed1 ate t ypist 1M ..._lay Club is 833.1888 GUARDs
IWUI w /bookkeeping bac k· nowhirilME RO Full & part ume. All & As~teS g round. Several posl-Coote. Fun time. 6AM· Dental Ass't . exper A. areas. Uniforms furn·d
--...,.. t1ons open. 2P M. Must have exper. cha1rs1de w/ortho exper. Alles 21 or over. retired 18004Sky Park Blvd. lntemationa l Please call for app~: Mot1vat1on &enthusiasm welcome. No cxper. nl'C
Su1le23S Irvine BuslnasServtce 645-7358. Mon .·Fr1. a muat.3 day week.Top Ap pl y : Un1vt>r s a l CASHIEI 540-0400 19552 MacArthur Bl 8·31?·5. pay. Bon~ & xlnt fr· Protection Servire. 1226
Experienced full time •325 · inge bene fits . Costa W.SlhSt .• SantaAna.ln · position open". Salary: lr\ine. 752·0161 EOE COOi Mesa. Pam. ~6852 tttview hrs: 9·12 & t ·<I.
commensurate w/exper . * ,1 1 wanted for active retire· DENTAL T.:SISTANT • .M.:..:on;.;.;._·f'r..:......I. ____ _ ,\?ply in person. Metro * .-enca ment r esidence. 2nd AS -
Car·Wash. 2950 Harbor Clen·cal Jr. S.C.fRecepf. h shift. ll:Jl?AM to 8PM. For or\ho practk~. ROA -fa1rSlylist
Blvd .• C.M. An.-.wer phones & lig t Quantity cooking exper. or eligible. 1/e Laguna Sharp assertive styl:~t SALES CLERlf typing. Will. train. V~ca-req'd, Medical & dental Sch. 494.ss:;s wanted. M1n1mum 4 yr1-
C....-rBY ft lion Am en {'a , Irvine . b e n efits. Ap ply . . exp m,1:1.B. salon. Con· COUMSIU"'9 955 -3840 <ask for NewportVilla.642·5861 Dental 111ct manager for in ·
2 mature adults U ac· .S:.:a::..sna=.:.:n.:.:th.:.:a~I·:,______ Ex p Dental Assai1lant. tef'\1ew. 963-0089 cepted will be trained in Leading Orange Cou~ty -. f COSMETICIAN work 4 days gee paid ror TYLJST T .
the Pre· Need Program. mis. co. is seelung an in· .;!erk In BO'okkeeping o . Orange Co. Pharmacy 5. M2-01 12or644-668i . iAI RS -oppy '
at.beaulifwPacific View divtdualforSalesClerk rice. Apply t o Mrs. with la r ge volume hiring NOW. Call
Memorial Park. Phone position. Must type '4S Baltazar. Hotel Laguna. presti1e cosmetics a nd Dental..ort.ho. cha1r~lde. Giovanni at 955-3912
Darrell Ward644·2'700. wpm + lG-key by ~ou~h. 425 S . Coast Hw Y. fragrance looking for lst must h ave exp. p IT HARDWARE SALES
Responslbllityinw1dllb1.nts. Laguna8each.494·11Sl. line cosmetician. Expr. 3day /wk . NewMport App~ l·n person: Rior. :hUdcare
RespoMlble person to
care ror 2 girls. 10 & 12.
Ute houaekeeplna. Mon.·
Fri. 2:30PM-6 :30PM.
I r v I n e a'r e a . C a 11
M2·3744.
· CHRJSTMM MONEY
En t •h u s I a s t I c
l:bnelDllkers • um to GOc>o by Thenksglvlna
demonstrating Toys &
Gifts. No deUvenes · No coUec:itnc. Need a car.
Call 540-l330 collect lo
lftllne. Gins 'N GADGETS
Celebratln1 our 30th )'Ml'!!
elude ~s g e 1 W _ _.._. d Beach and Cost.a esa. & credits. & catalog re-Cl.llJ(TYPIST in se ftl, unn::nng an Har· ware. 1024 Irvine
quests . Also h a ndling If you.are looldng for a strict Inventory cont.rot. 546-Sl70. 1We.tclirf Plua>. NB.
disputed Invoices. Apply challengjn11 poeitlon, en· Offers 1ood income and Dental Recept.ionist. Ex-
In person or call: joy vari«y on the job. 6 health benefits. Send re· per.. ma.lure. for bUsY Ho m c A ' tend a n I : ..._...c-Wtln want to wort In Newp6rt sume plus salary re· e stabli s h ed olflce. $564 /mo. O>mplete care _,.... C M BeachWwe have a Job ror quirements to Adlt78. of elderly woman with 1640.,..,Monrovia, E. 0 · E """'· ... _......, -meone Daily Pilot. Box 16.50, CM 545-4SS3. severe d e,ener ati ve 642-24... · · ~-"' ~-""' -...., .... •.r51ST 1 d bath who can provide aood ----·-----:----:-o_..,__ · arthr tis. ee . · * * clerical support fot our ;ount,ertlelp: pert Ume & NEWPORT BEACH cloOI " tend.to ail her ""!~!!!!~!!~!!~! purchasing dept. Ty pe full time. Prefer ex· Our established. pro · needs. Must have I yr
-: 4Swpm . & lYr previous penence in rast foods aressave o(c Is looklnit exp. Salary + free room
• a.-TYPIST o(file exper For appt. call &73-ml. rot an exper'd. Ch1irslde at beard. T ake ad to
Accara-te CA c o:wnm, I yr {'all 640-4580 ext. •202 l ntem ataonal Hot Dog wtth an outgoinl(. rnend nearest St ile e mplo} ...r-~,.. EOE ,.._ tu person allly. Self m e nt o ffl te. DO·T aener al office ex· · · · '-V· motlviUon. malutt at· 3S4.37'7-0l4• Ad paid for (>e tlence necesaar1 ;:'on~11t0n help wanted ;; "u n t ti r per so n . 1.itlMie ~..a must. RDA ..., """"
Good company benefits rc:w Cinema .,.. ·----·Jl time --'. .... lt.....6 not required. I .=:""~e:.:.m~rvi:.::.:Y:...::•;.;...._-;---Near OC Airport. Salary 675-4580 DrYc-.... .._.. · ... -u. UllA •· r -1mo. Call Frankie \fill train. 54S-lOl8. Above avera1e salary I .-.p oks st\iff for ....,., fnn1• blnefita. medlca J-• h I BOYS 1S to 18, factory.
~· 8 to 9 eves .• C.U
Seit. ~"2702 w-~ --....-------~
114·7S2.-0'107. EOEM/F Jompenion/hlkpr to live ldt. Items "1th a insuran~. non.smoker. new !(Oodles wit a ~ _1 wtelderl)' woman, 2 will! I Piiot Clusllled Ad. ...~ T 0-lfted ad. 142·5178 • 'cauea.a111 WantAdHelp? MZ·Wll inOrt.CM.541----~~======:l:::=======
..... .. . . . . . ............ . _.. .... ~-· -···
HelpWcmihd 7100 1MaipW-''4 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~l1rlnt1~" Want to ti. a J"rdan\an
In Wrb otfaet• ~II time ·
Mlnlmutft "le 20 Wiii
tr111n Apply rtn
nyuvcr. 1860 Plaet1ntla
Ave C: M
OflCMM/WC
TolllOO •
t..••un1& Beatth. •mall CPA r1rm, ncuh ll«
Fr• lO A pplar anl
I""""" r'ef"Mlf\MI AltlftC)' • 1-. 17th. <.06ta Me.. llJ!lll~llllllllll .. 1111!1 ___ _
'iatf'z:M _ ~ l~O PRINTING
Of'etlt.I. ·
OffJC't<.\\111 11 .,10 .
SJ-*>-~
PRESSMAN ,_,.... ..... ...
...,w.... 7100 .... w..w 7100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• llC'9"10N. Roolers ~ ror com· tw, w..-. 7 I 00 tw, W_.... 7100 ~.~ ............. ~~ ••mAL OfftCI po. hakeJ. 41 sidewall. .. ..................... •0 ••••••• .. •••u•o•u DOBERMAN PUPS .. 8
.ciencal position for Expe raenced o nly . Sl::C R ETA RY /PA RT TEACHER PRE.SCHL wtcso&d. blk•tan.tali.•
Nt')lfport (karh t.afe 486-3415. _ TUIE »25 Hrstwlt. Npt full/time. ~tlta, Im· claw• don•. wormed. ~!.~c~~~:/ r~11~ro& s•11 W-.4 BchAtthlWld.~no. fil\!t•me;•· .... 1thy1 sa. c.au
davl'ralfled 14"\0ral office 64Z.3160 Sec rel ary ·Adm In . 1l1 ' Ut-08! dullet Late rllin1. type Secretary. arowln& TICMMCIAN •---------
40 )Ow pm Pleasa nt ;aJet btanch office ol t'OMult · Exper . optlcal t luer POODLE. toy, A.KC ma&e
workan& eond 37 ~.,hr ca... & ._a Ulllhl Ina E.ncineen/Sclentllt.s w/familiarlty w/luen. Pale apric«. 3 rn>a. oW
Wk N l.S1hr Call Lauru lmmed1a~ ot>enina for req secretary to uaillt precaslon mechanical as· Calm. aW'lllet cliapoaitioft
1133 8450 rttune 11alespenon Good manager. Coile1e educ a · sembly 6 ele<tro-optl~s. eG. P IP....,, ~ptioni&trtyp11l. P rt =y J:-~~~e=~ ~ ~yir~~e~ ww :•rind ~x:nl· f::'~!~~-:e:· Cocker Spaniel 3 mo. Gld
1neludln1 wknd day•. lion w /mana~timenl II n---1 .... 1 pu?iy shot• pa .... ra
Pn
Pr.ocescor . Conta"l ·a>.,.. .... aaer co · • ..-
T~. Septembef 16. 1tl0
I
ONLVPILOT
P lumber 11 hl'l lH'f
l200 wit. Mal'hln1•t h"lpl'r
'200 wk
~,..... , .... , ... u• S... 121 ., 0 .. 1 ..... 700
vl&le<'OWlll'Y club. · potential F1a1r ~ sell· " " s J c Sl7 675-44143 •
r. h · d Evelyn , D'Appoloni·a . in an uan apo · _ M4 S404 _ ing 1nr ~re an 1se e· , • ..-~ mable Contact Janet 114·~·~. 1~ Want Dlgliah BuU.TMria•._ ___ _...
lt('\.'epl)UIU.il1 Clencal Poland. 645·5021 AKC vt rt If you are int«et1ted in SECRETARY with Legal T1lephDR1 Welton pup, • P pa y. !1tin h1H1H '\ ln••n
JU.· wk.
(;a.1.1\ler. lt1t111 . SlltO "'k 1 ... boi e,.,,, C!OO wk
........
......... .-...y -
blMfltL A#f:
fiUnJ. Ute .!t:in-' & other ~ALES CLERK-rut I or &: collectaoa exper. l:yp. Needed 1mmed1at.ety. 20
498-025
7
t'kmcal t u well as part• 111111! wllg marlne Ing & phoM work. No 6 tu den l s a n.d f 0 f AKC Golden Retnever
answering' phones . hardware rompan v. s ho th d s I homemakers who n~'<i W1thgoodbenef1ts.roo-:n r an · a ary to earn moneL working pups, S200. Male fr
~
HM41l
Wl'ICF. Qap11hk 10 k,.i
f "'' ul•lOr OlUr J l 11I 111..,~ ror our bwi~ •11
la c ~ 11'1 ~•n Ju .. 11
\ <i~trano P""1l µ111,1
f11W'I .. ath ~fits 8 JO 1
M.arJW 4!1&~7'-1
please contact Evelyn, comm With exper. Call ~leasant even .n" hours. Female. 714·67~. U'Appolonla . I r v for a dvaneem ent : Sally.1133-3332 .. 714556-5340. 645-1111 _ _..:;_ ______ 9Mon -Fri.Noselling.PneteY• I045
MfG.HT AUDtTOI ---------Set-retary Salar> S3.75fhr. + •••••••••••••••••••••••
-5ALES Cieri( wanted. Ap Needed. ~retary 111. generowi bonus, Acr<>85
~ lll!ilhb It \\~·k Ollol.)I t>o•
,."P NrR -L'.llQO \1>,,I~ II.I 0 11\11.I \h''l,•d ll>h'I t. .. gu n..a , 11>1 t t~l
!~~itHri.t'h n
ReNptlOnlStJSecrctary
Saturday only. must lyJ>t!
SOwpm Front olrace ap
pear a.nee 49!1 S36 l.
ply 1n person. Mesa education cen ter-from John Wa y neKappy. healthy kittens
\'\·rde Pharmat'y, ~171 Capis trano Unified Airport, Call Sue after w\>a ned & trained llarbor Bl . C M 2PM · 641-0UB. ~4615 or646-310'1. School Dist. 12mo. 8hrs.
HO USECLEA.'l;ERS up '1cd11:al bark uffi~e 1n
to SSperhr Cart>45-5123 L'rolog~. N fl Exp pos1
___ t1on ava il ab l e
·Housecleaners wanted. Nov.t.19t!() 644~722
t:qua.I ()pportunlt y
~mp&oytt M 1-:
)pl'ninj: -.non an tht' l i•.,tu
\k,.,;ii ,.~a 11 rll'w ladl•'"
r..c.h11 ·n dl~l"OUfll 'iturr
t )lJt.-fl 111 i.t~ ll \ it 1 I b I I' Ill I hi' lmi!--11111111!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
lollu~inti 1ap.u 1l 1l•i. P R 0 D (; T I 0 N
Stun M.,nJ.:1er \'.1>1 TRAJNEF. Rubber hose
)l.1nJ'et & S..le.. I-or in products Mulll pa.ss co
tc-rV1l'\li . J ">k ror /\II ph}'s1cal Incl back X·
nabtllle tm iH!f ~I _ ray Tal11ng appltcauons
b l wn8 10on l .). PAIMTIA'SHB.PSt S t ?'utorl t·x . 1767 1
for CootrlU,1(1( W1ll lru1n Arm.,trong. \ve . fn11nc
1f wi~i.: w learn & work F:O~.' ,, f<l'n<lavli. Ind .
841!· ----Co -------Parts mun to work lur
1
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boa• Co Need exp mun PRODUCTION
but w1ll l'<>f1S1dertrammi; Part lime help wanted. the .r 1 g ht · m ;i n Eklai.swams Locker. PASI Mun · TUt.'S nights. App· ly f f•nny:uver IG69
W Coa!>t ~wy, NH Pllll'l'ntl:.a Ave , Costa
:'tl esu
Keceptaonast llalf•l ame
posataon. 8 ~ l . JO. T) P·
ang · 40wpm Busy
t e lephones . filing
Property management
co 111 lnine. 5.57·67~
RecepllOIUSt
FASHIOti' l~D
TOUCH Of Q.ASS
•$425•
Part u r* RecepUon1st
for Exec. Suites not only
offer s prestige but
beautiful \W"TOWldangs &
nace peopR!'. Your smile & professional ability to
handle bus) phones 1s all
that 1s needed lo land this
ideal po6tllon. °""' nso
RECEl'T~n
PART TIME
J ewelry sales . .i n1tc ~·r
\Ilk 5 Lo9PM,S1tl 9 JO to 6PM . Call Cor intt>r \'U!W
Ciro Jewelry. So. r s t
Plaza. 549-l.S<il
for t'Xclu.sive pvt dub,
Newport Beach Must be
auract1ve, llliJlure and have a pl easi n g PROOflEADER personaht) Call Mr All~tar lor appt aft~r 2 Ad,rrt1s1ng T y p o · pm __ ti31-1000
i,:raphmg M1n1mum 7 10
isles/ Deli very
Full o r part tim e
!khver. lunt'h to offil't's
in Irvine/Newport Con
tal'l :'o1r Eng li s h
'151 l509 --------~It"
De.11iner,Jewelry f·1rrn
looking f°' profess1onul
qwdlly Sales Rep Xlnl
pa~ + commission
Some tra~t:'I rx>ss1blt•
1-·u11 o r part time .
497 211.1
iales
DYNAMIC OPENING Exists for ni:h1 per on
saelung 2nd income In· d1v1dual must be self·
startl1'. & amb1t1ow..
P•rtonal lu1inu1
Mcpnt. ___ K48._._·0095 ___ _
'iALES lull/part tlllll'
f abnc Warehoui.c
64~ ~--~---
S 4 • S 6 h r 0 "" n \1e<11r11l kt•cPpllon1st & transportalaon. Happy Aide tn Pediatnc Group. Partlame caleten:} work.
Housede.10ers. &i!i 915.'l p T M mature person
\rs exp L1t P OfhC'e RECEPTlOti'IST SA.Lt:S
W o rk . T v p 1 n g & 1-· r 0 n t 0 fr 1 c e a I' If you are agressave and
Telephone 6rders . Co. prearance Good t) PJ:.l loolung for a Cuture an re --t ti 45 4ti70 rs ('a ll 6'734403
Hous ec leane r s. S t Jrt ,\ustm ---------
lmmed. Full ta~ o~ part -MESSftffiEll--PART TIME RECEPT.
Paid Rencf1ts, Full Time 60-65 wpm Close to So taal mgmt w1good co
9 5 Compet1ll\e Salary -Coast snoppmg Center bener1b apply an person
In Irvine near 0111>0rt. L·au DWS lm.'. 751·8Ul0 9am to I Lam Mon lhru
S913 Sll I lctation :
lOOwpm, lyping: 60wpm
Good benefits. Apply in
person: Personnel Of.
f1~. l2!r72 C.lle Peli~·
w. San Juan C.pi.strano.
••SECRET ARI ES••
P rop Mgml/ExpfS80
$13.200
Exet'~IBigCoSl.5.600
Eb crow Exp/T60 $12.000
SlenoSec fSh80 S9 .600
l.az Reinders Agency
4020 Birch. Es tab '64
Newportf83J.8UIO I Free
SICllTARY
MlihJ/Wft Career oppty. in fast·
paced NpL Bch. anvt>Sl·
ment fi1111. Requires top
:.lulls tshthnd: 90 . typing
751. Sound professional
1.>xper., matunly & cor
porate bkgrd. helpful. ca 11. 640-0123
SECUT AlltES!
1 1 me T op Do 11 J r Afternoons. ()ptometnst 673-09681646-4811 ~ewporl lkach Must ()Hire: Fountain Valle\ have nwn trans. Hrs 8-5, \I ·
II CJ L. S L' K EL· PL·. R ~ f' Salar" + mileage · · <tlure WOfTla n exp c. c. r pref but not net'ess'
C-all 549·2231 Fri Standard Shoes. 3077
PT CL
. ERV:. ...... ...:.! ,~ . . ::. So .• ~f.1I>tOl:£)~. Opporturuty awaits you. n. I """'* :s r ~ r«-· -....-T' • ..._.ioa.4'1 v~.i.c~31..-11,,.Kn~et10n & tn ·
Excellent opportunity . MEWPOIT IEACH SALf:S lervaew. I' tune Apply 9 to 5PM \1ust lr.tvt• J?ood dnvmg 963-8349
l '.<lp1strano liy The ~·a record Call ror appt ---------
llospt . 33915 Dt>I Otrn.IJO. l-'r_:inr~!i..')2-4050. Part time J>erson peeded
Uana l't ,49') 5711:.!. M i:ml TrJinees t::arn m book paste-up. Mon. & - - ---Tues. No exper. nee. Ap· HOUSEkEErER .,.,hilc U li::arn S275 week· ply Pennysaver. 1660
L1ve-0ut pos 1l1on. 2nd I} while traanin ~ PlacenllaAve C M
for person w/1:tood office . I ~-ft"-1 0 R ~kills lo work P 1T 111 our Chall.engmg, r~t pac1.>d DF.CORATING position open m one of f'ountain Valley medical Newport Beat'h's most l n t ere s l 1 n a ~
facahty. Rl-qwre. typing prestigious real estate cessoricst int decor g.
-15wpm. good flllng ab1h-brokerage and develop· FuU. pt/lime. F1cx. hrs
ty . & pleasant phone ment company. We are Will train. Call. Karen
manner. Hrs Mon·f~ri seeking a reliable. con· 848-9378, 3-7PM home for LA ramily in P ltime. F/lime. 8-5 ' . ·
Laguna Beach. n <·'Clble IW8 __ ·8237_ ------9·2PM. For details con· g•nial. diplvmauc
Part Time tact 898-3516 ext 285. person able to juggle •SALIS LADY• hrs. Must be available
wt.'ettends. Like cooking. Good salary + benefits,
Call Sylv.ta or S uzie.
494·1.D. Weekend calls
MGR TRAINEE MailllgOperatioll1 Family Heallh Program. busy. busy phones. lYP· f\lllorpart tune.
qK.
Opportwtilies ava1l11bl e No exp. required. Must EOE/MF. int! and 50 sales and ad· THISHOWOff
to expand with a young, be dependable & availa· nunislratave staff erfi· 22 Fash.Ion Island N.B J?row1ng rompany. No b I e o n · ca 11. Np t . Pt11me AM delivery. L.A. c1ently. comfortably and --------
experience m•cessar} Bc h /F'as h1on Is l and 1'lmes. SlOO per week. "'1th a sense or humor Salesman for TV. 3p
Call between 9-11.am & area. 7~1 Laguna Beach. 494·8496 Excellent typing skills a plial'ces. Recent ex·
2-Sptn. I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! •-..... --l!lml--must. real estate and pcnence preferred No
Saturday onl}. Sep·
tt.m~r 20th
8.30AM·IO.JOAM
or complete application.
8AM-5PM . Monday
thru Friday.
Mrs. Richmond
Housekeeper wanu .. '<1. 2
kads· & home need love' &
care Newport luent1on
Refs . req 'cl !)48.()844 Ut
5,«;7.5950 Sal previous receptionist niahts -or Sundays. Grellt
.J• _..Eal .a. p ART TIME DRIVER Real Estate es and phone exper1en~ de· .. Sn~ "' Sat & Sun Mornings lo EJCP ... CID s1rable: Paid holidays. o P p t y f o r m a n 500 Newport Center Dr
Ttle"hoM Welton Abandoned grey kitleD
Crowmg curp. Eam ex· needs lovmg family.
eel. money m the pnvat'y 848·9491
& convenaen<'e of your d h , own home or use our Free to goo omc
modern rat'·s. College Yorkae Malless. Female
s tudents O K! Ca 11 964-2239 for l"Omplete in 631·3647
fo. Ask for Bart . ,_ ,..,_. IOSO
TILLERS •••••••••••••••••••••••
Penn fttune. 5l2 dy wk * * I BUY** Applicants w t i.upcrVlSOf")' potenua1 dC' Good used f\lm1ture &
51red. Type 40 wpm. Xlnl Appliances-OR I will
benefits & advancement sell or SEU 4or You
potential 979-3000 EOE MASTBS'AUCTIOM
I Ton Truck Owners '46-1616 Ja llJ.'625.
Delivery Drivers wanted One King.siz~ bed by
ror firewood . Ca ll Druel ancl m atchin~
_&'6·281!7. 9 ctr. dresser w1m1rror
Tow Truck dnvc" want 10.tn color TV.JC. Pen
ed. exp'd only Live m ney·s. Hest olfcr. Cal
Costa Mrsa.~f>.9631J after 6PM. Margie
-------titil HY78.
TraVl'I Agcnc" in Irvine --------needs hill time person to ~low mkt new desagntc•r
handle refunds . Ex tbl. .&H" sq glass top &
penenced only need app brass base. $311(). ~1 434:1
I~. T yping. 40wpm a ~on Fr111 5
must Xlnl. com pan) ---------paid bend1ts . Contact 01nl'tte table. 4 i.wl\ ,.
lloward or KJ t h y l'hJ1ri..S100.64-0·IMI _
_1_1_-i.as __ ._0933 _____ -P{'\'iHI t:orree & F..nd Thi
Travel AIH'ntl> w1cx• ::.ct . Hutt'he r BJoc k ~nence F'ull lllTll' out Dinette Set Sl.50. Cont. ._.
side South <:.oai;t TrJvel. Style Sofa Hect. 19" Color Ne~'J)Ort Art 631-9040 Port. Elegant s ofa
-w love seal. lnq.. lmmed TYPl~T 6SWPM . train as 957 5747 Wall help move ~:omputcr opreralof'. lO --------
key adder. nun-smoker . Dark Oak 8dnn set. Qn •
Costa Mesa CPA C1rm hdbrd.fr&boxspr.2 nile
Ca11Ct>nnne754-l0ii0 chest s. triple & tall
Ty~~t drsrs. mirror. S150. xlnt
Needed. Typl8t Clerk 111 !._iA6-_3866_._.__ ____ _
1-:ducat1on Ce~t ~r . Maple type open hutch
<.a p1 s t ra no Un 1 r.ed which opens up into a
St-hool DI.st. l2mo. 8hrs. 90·1nch table -s pace
S844 :St033. Go od 5 at.er. ~-Call after
&ncC1ts. good lYPIOR "'PM 559.4783 skills req'd. Apply in ' • ·
person. Personnel Of· Decorator da.n. rm, $1600 ~lice. 32972 Calle Peli~ ong. $.'l!(X) Call &t2·667i;
IO, San Juan Ca pastrano. or 11003192. 642 -\30() IJ!SCHICAGO delive r Daily Pilot AG&n'S major medical. pension wfmanagenal ab1l1ty. Suate3SO .... ~1 bundlestocamers.Re· w rr •'-Afll and profit s haranR. Ca ll Mr H a y n es N o:. h
HOUSEKEEPER want\.-d n~ A qua r es van or large ,Jt~h~'::m':ss~:ng : Salary open. Call Pat 1714)492·3457. Dewey 'l> ew::.13215ac Waiter Waitress posauon
2 sehool aa;e girls. f-1ex. EqualoPJ>.empl. MIF wagon a'nd a good driv· • Best location Parkinson7S2·1920 1V.Sal\Clemente. Equal()ppEmp(yrMtF Part tami: & full time K~~~.,.~~~~!!:~bf! 759-5391.
hrs Auto pref'd. Refs. Mixer Trainee~ f~r in g record .. P .bon e 1Pr\vatuecretary !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ISalesmen fabricator for posilJODS avail. SS.75/hr.
Pay negot. Blwn 9-SPM. adhesive. color. ·at paint 642-4321. ask for Don 1Professional usocs. ~OMIST rel.a.II plastics store. Full No tips. Pvt. countr:r ~~i/ yr old. $200 ~99-4322. • I nu••no & gn .. ding on 3. Williams. Equal OP· Callnow(orappoiJllmenl With or. --~~ .. t~a·ng SICllTAllY club. Call ror intervtew. ---------... ., •· portwuty Employer. 673-T.JOOasldorWall wiu•u•n lime. 556-0000 Needed t---" With lnsuran~ roll mill. lS37 Monrovia ""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! needed. ToP pay. em----------u:u~. or 6M-S404. Brown naugahyde hving
AGENt:Y S ERVIC E _A_v_e.-'-._N_.B_. _____ ---------: porary & full time. Call Sales wtlhoutshorlhand. Tem· ---------•rm swte. <;()(a, loveseat Rf.P Pst TI 1---------TodServtcesal9'19-8900 Ma1or Orange County porary & Cull l.ime. Call WAHTIO. c hair. ,, toman. end , • Modeling, commercials. Ille Re.al Estate G h c k Tod Services at 979-8900 Porsche Mechamc ron comm I linesat'cl. hand!
1
films extras Need new
1
Restaurant Maintenance rap lt'S o, see ing • • · tables. \.VCklall tabll' 1~'"' off 25"-f Id · £ • R.ISALESPBSOM 1 -__ ...... ..;J -ri Sales Ree for c~t:!ib1t•-.--------~·a c..t. B-a.y Steven.s tz~~S48-8289 1ng ., 'C> ICC. "' IC . fares All ages/types MM•e II He per ~-ic.ae<.-tn · d1"1's1on. Draw ara1'nsl •• Autocnollve. 631-2092 . Underwntang. ser vice .' 714.951-0'.!0'1. WUI to se expensive water cian & Refrigeration ex· • ~rl'KTUf sal~ flOS&laon. Car ex ---------Become a tra1 ed sales oriented property. Good perience Call 549_0713 t'ommlssion . Cal Jim ~·-WA:'-JTED. MAT URt-: 6' H.adeabed. good concia. p~n se. salary. com • 'iewspaperrac.k&rome counselor tover2l)Walh off1ce"probablythebesl formoreulformation. Brech:714·5SHl750. We areseekingapeople ADLT CO UPLE t o tlon. $150. 675·9081S .
m
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ss1on.Man Jyrscom· deli\H\', Mon t flri. lfle Jim Long & As· dropinolCicemNcwport S:tl<.-sPeople.f\llltune& oriented, r e liable managel6un1tapthoosc G7J.1S03 ___ _
m 'I under i•xp Jfal> In 1Z-3074am.SJ7Wk.&up~ ::.llC 1a~es A gt>n c~ tu Bea~'Q&~koROWN R~tauranl part time. RM. Abrams sl.!cretary. Applicants in nu:-e Eas ts ade C '.\I Walnut tabl·• "'/lear ..•
have F&C h<:cnsc Ace-ts You provide et•o11omy supervtsc and chaperone New Po r-1 Be a c h .should pCl5SeS5 gd.. typing R & I al ~ -.. m Orange& l-A Counl1ei. c·ar. La~ Bch & M V. DAILY Pll,OT earner VIA UDO REAL TY R l's tau r ant l> eek s Cah.log Showroom. 181!1 skills. pleasant phone area. esumc oc t-haars. $1Z>. ~ ~11 afl
ToP ,sillary. EOE. Send rack run, $150 avail. boys and g_arls on ~ one: 1"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!&7!· !3-!1020!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! energetil' people lo fill Newport Blvd. C.M. manner. Dijoy e>ccellent I ~ly~e=-::~/n'Jfro~o _6&_w_k_nds __ . ___ _
resume tu I ns urancc j 953-8110 flll ge Alex on-0ne basis. evenings 6 1~ full & part time posi· SALIS PEISOH company benefits mclud· pleteresume to ad no. 77. 2 matt•h1n" l11V"S"at~ ..
\ C" I' o lio 2520 to 9PM. We need con· Real Estate taons. ing free meal per stuft. .. " ~ ·'
NB9i>.660. i\Un DB. • N('t.'d LVN for dot·tor'i. ~rsons who are looking LOOKING FOl!l•• t'ashiers. deli·workers. foods. flexible hours. Noon. Mon-Fri .. Person· =-Costa Mc!>a , l:A fort.abll!. SlOO pr. 832-172~ i flen;. . x 'l 'llurst' Cl'rned . innovallvt' Cooks. Counter help. Opptyinsell.anggourmet Apply in person 9AM·1 Daily Pa lo.l, PO. B<?x neulral 1.'(1lor,verycom
Insurance secty prop/· office in H.B No n11 e::. or or 8 lucrative parl·timc two gooQ f u 11 11 '!' e Delivery peoplew lsl'andtra_i~;" !,!.! fashion ncl. i aft 5:30pm.
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r .v eyi. Salary open mos1>here. Call Ela me at between 2 and GPM i\!>I.. mosphere and excel loca· persons. Sandwich mak1n1t people 900Newi>ort Ctr. Dr. ~ewport Beach needs ex CdM.673-8650 848·23'Tl,l0-6:30pm. rorLon t1on We ma1nta1n a Callforappl851·1509. neaded.full&partt11ne. c--Nil~EBe.JchM IF periencedrounterhelp& ?e~}~~l~eS:~~v:!:!n":
lnsurance NURSES AIDES 0raagt Cont form1dab\e inventory Restaurant call before ll. 752·5401. uotua V)ll' m.,.yr cooks. Full & partt1me. 4 sidl! chrs. 496-68W
.,_ . IC &d '<>-( Cert I ~pn.-a csee todays ads>wlth a llousewa·ves/Studentc.I Sa Op Off Mon.-Fri.John.675·~ .,.,.p person m 1 e 1s • .-.e .·ex per. c asses -r a 1 r c 0 m m 1 s s 1 0 n " \'lngs . acer ability claim processtnR a vail. All shills a\·all 330 yStreet schedu.le. tr you are a H e a Ith ~ Fo od i. 3-5 yrs savings exper ; Secy. Airport law firm. 'YACHT SALESMAN Frag1da1re 3dr refr1g,
.Must type 45wpm. O C XJnt med1t'al & dentals
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Costa Mesa, CA producer and want to Restau rant has 1m new accts. IRAtKeoRh Sharp~ skills. Non· Broker sales. full time. kitchen tbl wt<tchrs. dbl.
Airport area. Call Laun benes freeaf\ prob. App· F,qual Oppor Employer work with other pro· mediate, part time open· teller w/supervisory bk· smokr. Josie.851·902.5. exp. ne~·. Tran~pa l· bed, desk. comer cup·
7S2·20H8-4pm ly. t445Supenor.NB fess1onals. call me for a ings for cashiers/coun· ~rnd. IBM 3800 system "-'or n....t.L.,..per. e"p, 645·0222 board,couch.5'1t·728'7.
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gressive LA r1rm moving 1 to 3. Cert. & lrainees. ferred. or wtll tram. Full , $3 25/hr. to start. Call ti°'". Npt Bch. Salary Multiple set of books. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
toOran1teCo. 5millton + Mesa Verde Conv. Hosp. l1 m e . posrl io n . Co. Cote Realty Jeff or Roger. 833-3470. commensurate w /exp bank recs. inner Co's ..... II IOOS Garage Sale. Sat 9~ Ora·
volume. Computenzed.I fi61Center'St CM ben efits "~r·y 1.n • r.-.&~estmenl ='Eo~~M~ana.!!a ln aJ balances" rinan· ....................... ly, B-5. rurn. bikes.
top salary. Send resume NUltSIMG t~: 1660 • accnlla 41 ~ 5777 RETAIL c1als. Nace atmosphere. _j('welry & more. Prief!od
to· Ad No. 776, Daily S alesgirls. s tock . SIAMSTIESS 8J3.981Mla.skforLaura. w~INST to sale. Sears Kenmore
Pilot P08oxl560 Costa RN. 3-4 days/wk. LVN. PBXOperators 1~111'!.!fate cashiers. gift.wrapping. To sew saib·ll weight tttE8VSTAT"'TTIMD r...e>~BeEY ER was.her & dryer. xlnt Mes~.-CA 92627 • ~:,J~.3-t'ic!;:S~:~ ~\e~ n. ..._lay CW. is Tired of GeMral I.E.? Exclusive ladies's ready nylon spinnakers, eltper ~me. appl; Chevron. ANTIQUE MALL cond Sl75ea Call eves
Insurance good staffmg. Santa Ana ROW~ Looking for that new ~m~fssi~~ebe~~fi~: _be__.;.lp_ful_.s.> __ 7950_____ 1251 N. Cst Hwy, Lag ~~.!.,"·Fri 10-9 ~~:7~~2~~ ~uat!~!;
Exp personal tines un· Helghts.549-3061. PBX Operators. full t'hallenge? Sweetwater dis t'ount , full or pan SECltlTAllY Bch. ".._,..Tuesday shoppingCcnterl.
derwriler for rapidly I time. days & eves. avail. Properues has that op. lime. John Hogan. ll l I 11751 Westminster Ave. gro~l ng Independent Nursing Must be avail. wknds. porlun1t y ! Con do Fashion lsla11·' NB h 2nd Trust Deeds -SBVICE GardenGrove . SS4-61G:l Hones 1060
agent. Advancement . Please call for an appt. Timesharing ls our busi· 644·7100. F.acrow office. Ne~rt ln·fiekl XJntopportunity •••••••••••••••••••••••
benefits. salary open. 645-7358. Mon.·Fr1. ness. lf youaresuccess· =ale~. 8·5· M·F. Int &~benefits with rapidly . . Re" Quarter Horses. 1 Call
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Part ti'l1! eves. Newport REGISTRY veloped mentally dis· an inter view. call : forsmchalnlady's bouli· SECRETAEY Service Station Atlen· 673-
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Janitors & wax_~"· Mussl able lo work weekends.D ...:.:...:... .......... ~.,..,.. -1r-Lit-. _B_k_'"_ Great oppty & potential. For Newport Beach wkends. Neat appear & WALKERsolidoak filing mg.641·9191 .
be over 18yn. UN U. · f\111 or pttime. Free rm ~~'"'!ti !! !'pg. Mr. Edwards . .493·0'15'2. Jawyer. Good s kills & handwriting. Apply at citizen . Call 532·65$8. statelkensed & board·avail. C.U Cyn· Some typutgtdivers1fied 497·1018 or Mrs. Trabish l e~rning ability re· 2590N ..,..,.... Blvd CM cabineb. Set ol 3. Seerto Children's Hunter 10 yr 1DAM·3PM. Moo.-Fri. boodechlnce
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thia5S2._ duties. Laguna ~ach 5.57-1.579 qwrejf. but not prior e-....-· · • · appreciate. Call 6'1~7 old grey mare. 15.2
Janltor wanted for u-M•-.J area.CallBetty.499-1702 ·1"·'-l d legal experience. Mr. Shippia& • Receiving or642-0138. hands. "A"showqualiH _......., P E T 1 T 1 0 N ~aa .....,_.., mme open· Myers,640-8510 . .-Cler k FIT gd Co ... ctukiren'shunter Owner C'mema. Splcillstl CIRCULATORS F /T lECEPT/SWlTCHBOARU mg for mature person · • · • .,.. 1010 f . '7MSIO PIT "'··y work high Brokerage fi rm In exp preferred but not Secn!tary for Ins omc-e benefits. Apply ln ••••••••••••••••••••••• leaving or Eastern sctll
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Wearesbortonllaff Plastics time receptionist. pie's Office Supplies. pie. phone ar Qllper con· 3077S. Bristoi.CM. Schwinn bikes. coaster Arabian/Morgan horse
WereaUyneedyou!!! MACH IM I ~wtt~W.·t~'pmbg~~ir. SJC.768-4600. • t.act.WWtrain-aaya1e. S1•P11taD8'T. brakes. Boys 20in ad. ror lease. Small size.
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24inS»S40&e0-1451 Welltrained.~-~LIR Won cloeetohomefsave Conlkt Helen McOlnley Unhurried confenial c-1 parts. will train .. Fem. Girts Schwinn aia Varsl· II• 1111a1•a-..a..1A ... S on aAC!' JobOPeGiDP ex· • ·~ "'"!lJ>f -·.., ..-1 M...-. .. lu rev--..C .. • ........ --ist on all 3 sblfts foe exp. ror appt: 144-Z!l'l. s'E;SteBf..tr'Pti~"Y·· Exp in loan doCwnent•· Pd~hOkti;ar ~dnt ty Ten-Speed, '70. Xlnt ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..._. s.a tin WIOllfllt
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VOL. 73, NO. 260, 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1980 'I' HF/LSC TWENTY·FIVE CENTS'
"Kill Me,' He Pl,Bads
Man -GU~ty ·--·of . Drowning Boy
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21 7 ·Es_c~pe
.
Burning Je.t
LONDON (AP) -All 217
passengers aboard a DC 10
jetlirfer fled down emergency
chutes today when fire broke out
in the undercarriage 0£ a Miami·
bound plane as it was about to
take o rr fr om London 's
Heathrow Airport At lfast nine
were reported in1ured seriously
enough for treatment
NatJonal Airlines Flight 099,
with a crew of. 17, w;is taxung
Last Bank
t
BUrgl ~·
Sentenced
Hacry James Bart>er. the last
or six defendants convicted in
the muUi-million dollar 1972
burglary at the Laguna Niguel •
branch of United California
Bank, was sentencf)d to 12 years
in federal prison Monday by a ~ U.S . District Court judge in Los
Angeles.
Barber. 38. was a fugitive for
-eight years following an indict-
m ent which named him and
other Ohio residents as mem-
bers o( the team that drilled,
chipped and blasted its way into
the bank vault and systemically
looted 458 safety deposit boxes
Barbe r was a rrested in
Brookville. Pa .. in May by
agents of the F~eral Bureau of
Investigation. He was living un· • ae1' -an-assumed name-ef John-
Baker and was employed in the
construction industry.
The sentence was imposed by
Judge Malcolm Lu<'as who pre-
sided over the recent trial in
whkh Barber was convicted on
conspira<'y and bank larceny
cha rges.
Cash. jewelry. rare coins and
negotiable secunties were taken
during the weekend assault on
the bank.
Es timates or the value or the
s tolen proper ty have ranged
from S4 million to S6 milliOfl.
Much of the loot has never been
recovered.
All but one or the other defend·
ants convicted in the case had
been . freed after serving prison
terms. Only Amil Dinsio. a
Youngstown. Ohio. resident. re-
mains in prison.
Testimony indicated he was
the ringleader of the burglary.
team
-Hrintington
Comptist Fire
F oubt the Air
'If A stubborn compost fire
touched olf at the Ocean View
Mushroom Farm in Huntington
Beach Monday night kept
r~en busy through the •night
and ieftt an unpleasant aroma
tbrou,h IOUth central portions of
tbe'clty.
for takeoff at the time. a il:P.Qrt
offi cials said. The nationalities
of the passengers were not im·
mediately learned. '
In Miami, Hugh Emmons, a
spokesman for Pan American
Wo rld Airways Inc .. which
merged with National this year,
said two tires blew out in suc-
cession during takeoff, ahd the
heat of the braking action creat-
ed a fire in the landing gear.
Fire engines and a mbulances
rushed to the aid or the jet and
p a s s e n g er s w e r e q tti c k I y
evacuated thro~g h escape
chutes
A police o(ficial at Heathrow
described the i ncident as
.. minor." but three passengers
were taken to a hospi\al for
treatment of possible broken
bones. and nine were taken to the airport's medical center suffer-
ing from · minor burns. Their
_identities were not immediately
available Sev eral other
passengers received cuts and
bruises during the evacuation.
The flight c r e w aborted
takeoff after re<'eiving advice
from the control tower.
One o f the passengers, a
B ritis h bus in ess man who
declined to be named, said the
pr lot brought the aircraft to a
h a lt with only 400 yards or
runway to spare.
"He did a magnifice nt job."
:\ spokEfS.rban for the British
Airport Authority said at least
100 flights were delayed as a re·
s uit of the emergency.
E mmons said the passengers
are scheduled to resume lheir
trip on a Pan Am flight from
Lotldon lO Kennedy lnterna·
tional Airport in New York.
where they will tran s fer to
anoth e r Nationa l fli g ht
scheduled to arrive rn Miami
about midnight.
118 Council
Quits County
Manpower
Still smarting from allegations
of mismanagement of a f~al
job progr.am. the Huntington
Beach City Council withdrew
from the Orange County Man·
power Commission Monday
night.
The decision in effect removed
the city from responsibility and
liability in the Comprehensive
Employment and .Training Act
( C ET A) program.
The city's responsibility for the
vocations and training phase or
the program previously was
handed over to the.Coast Com·
munityCollege J)istrict.
The manpower commission
was formed in 1973 by a con-
sortium of the county's four
larges t cit~es 7" Huntington
Beach, Anaheim, Santa Ana and
Garden Grove.
Not affected by Monday's ac-
tion is a $545,000 grant already re-
ceived to pay for tbe employment
ot public city workers for the year
thatbeginsOct. 1.
Slayer
Called
'Wimp'
By DAVID KUTZMANN Of Ille DMI• 1'119' 5e.tt
Calling him an .. egotistical,
narcissistic wimp.'' an Orange
County judge ~onvic~ed murder
defend,ant Emmette Mitchell
Monday for the Aprrl slaying of
his 4-ycar-old nephew m a Santa
Ana apartment
Supenor \ourt J udgt• Richard
Beacom, who prC'siderl over thl'
non-jury trial , found Mitchell
,guilJy or hrst-de&ree murder in
the strangula t ion-drowning
oeathof J ohn Lewis J r., whomtht•
defendant was supposed to bahy
sit while his sister. the child 's
mother, took a night-school ex-
am inatron. J usl as he had cturing other
. court sessions. Mitchell. 24. used
• profanities and made obscene
gestures to the judge and others
rn the courtroom in Santa Ana.
, Al'Wi ........
IRAN'~ 'HANGING JUDGE' AYATOLLAH KHALKHALI ... URGES HOSTAGE TALKS CEASE .
Perllament Opta tor Committff Study Ratfter Tg.n Deb•t• on Americans' F•t• ·
Debate on.HOstage.s Off
Uzptives' Fat,e Assigned to Panel
By Tbe Associated Press
The Iranian Parliament, in a
stormy session on the American
hostages, put off a full-scale de-
bate on the issue today and vot·
ed instead to set up a committee
to deal with the rate of the 52
A'mericans who have been )leld
10"'2 months. .
Tehran radio sald the MajJis.
or Parliament, voted by a "de·
cisive majority " to set up the
committee. The action. in effect,
postpone d the Jong-a-waited
parliamentary debate that had
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been expected to provide an in·
d1cation of how Iran would deal
with the hostages .
Jn discussion over whether the
Iranian Parliament should con·
duct a secret or public session
on the host~ges. hardline deputy
Sayyed Fakhrodin Rahimi said
··we do not need any special
committee or a secret session."
He said "the spy.hostages must
be tried .and executed a{ld the
non-spy fiostages released on
conditions.··
But Speaker Hashemi Rafsan-
jani ruled him out of order and
said speakers should stick to set·
ting up procedures for consider-
ing the issue. The speaker said
discussions on the committee
will continue when Parliament
resumes Thursday, but assured
deputies that ·'the final decision
will be by the Majlis itself.''
Ayatollah Ruhollan Khomeini.
leader or the lranjan revolution,
has said the Majlis has authority
to decide the fate or the
hostages.
Abdolmajid Dialameh. speak-
ing for 17 deputies who wanted a
closed session to discuss the is-
· s ue, said "this secret meeting is
nec~ssary for the deputies to
gain infonriation . .' . "
But Mohammad Mahammadi.
a member ·Of The Struggling
Moslems Movem ent which is
close to the militants holding the
hostages. bitterly objected.
.. Everything should be open to
the nation," he shouted. "l am
absolutely a~ainst any kind of
secret sessioti ··
Rafs anjani twi ce warn«:d
Mahammadi to stop shouting.
and the proposal for a closed-
door meeting was rejected --
A bdolkarim Kumelah argued
against a. special committee,
and was ruJed out of order .
Fifteen deputies proposed that
Long Blach ,
Airyort Set
Fo·r Hearing
The onJy Orange Co unty public
hearing on ao evaluation of the
proposed offs hore regional
airport in the Long Beach harbor
will be held tonight in Newport
Beach.
The evaluation. prepared by
·the Southern California Associa·
tion of Governments, is one of 20
a ir travel recommendations set
for discussion.
Among the recommendations is
one aimed at John Wayne Airport,
asking offi cia1s to put an annual
ceal·un~ .or 3.5 million passengers
at he airport.
Newport Beach officials, who
·endorse such a passenger cetling,
are expected to ask that a regiona l
program to limit jet noise also be
considered.
The public hearing is scheduled
at 7: 30 p.m. in the Newport Beach
City Council Chambers, 3300
Newport Blvd.
the debate on the hostages be
s uspended "as long as the Unit·
ed States continues its Jn'ovoca-
tions against Iran." but other
deputies objected to the idea.
The assistant Majlis speaker
and spirituaJ. leader of the mili -
tant students. HoJJatoleslam
Mossavi Khoeini. warned that if
the ~~Jib proved to bc-
moderalc on the 1ssut', "I will
not nominate myself for mem·
bt•rsh1p' in the special commit·
te~."
Rafsanjani and two key lra-
nr nn religious leaders said Mon-
day the revolutionary regime
has not dropped 1lS demand that
the U.S. government apologize
·for past ~ctions in I ran, and the
• lslam1<' fundamentalist Tehran
newspaper Ettelaat agarn de-
man,ded the hostages be tried as
spies.
The demand for apologies has
been rejected repeatedly by the
United States. ·
Kidnap-Rape
Suspec~ Held
SPARKS <AP> -A Reno man
was being held by Sparks po Ike
today in last weekend's kidnap
and; rape of a 12-year-Old girl
who was left in the mountains of
Nevada County with her throat
slashed.
Police arrested Thomas Smith
Monday at his home. He is being
held under $100.000 bond on
charges or kidnapping, forcible
sexual assault and attempted
murder. ·
The victim, who was in r arr con·
dition at Tahoe-Truckee hospital
with multiple wounds, was re-
ported missing from her Sparks
home Sciturday.
After bein g pronounced gwlty,
he asked Judge Beacom to send
him to the Ca lifornia gas
chamber . even though the max-
imum sentence he faces is life in
state prison.
"1 want the state to kill me, ..
Mit<'hell told the judge. "I don't.
want to spend the rest or m y life1 in prison."
At another point in the pro-
ceedings, the defenda nt made
obscene gestures and stuck out
hrs tongue at Dianne Lewis, his'
sister and mother (>f the dead .
child. "This is for you." he said.
"You caused my death."
Mitchell had plead ed not
guilty by reason of insanity to the
murder charge against him.
Beacom·s ruling followed clos-
ing arguments by prosecutor'
Paul Meyer a nd de fense at.
tomey Ronald Buller.
Testimony during the trial in·
d i catcd M i tch e l J. a n
acknowledged homosexual and
masochist. atta«ked hts nephew
when he believed the child had
broken his su•reo headphones.
1n a taped interview with San·
ta Ana police 1nvest1gators, the
defendant said hf' first tried to
strangle the child and then held
him under water m 3 bathbtub.
T h e yo ungster d i e d at
Children's Hospital of Orange
County after s pending a wt'ek
and a hair on life s upport
systems.
Rutler. Mitchell's defense at-
torney. told the judge his client
did nol have the ma turity to
"meanmgfully reflect oo his ac·
lions." Ht> said··Mitch~ll should
ht' found insane and.convicted of
a lesser crime.
Monday·s courtroom action
brings to an end a trial that in-
cluded Mitchell's own mother
standing up in court and calling
h e r s o n a "cold ·bloode d "'
murderer."
Pier Vandalized
Vandals. apparently using
sledge hammers or other large
ins truments, s m astied a half
dozen wooden ·benches at the
San Clemente Pie r sometime
early Monday morning. Police
said damage to the pier benches
amounted to Sl ,800.
Coast
Wea,ther Tbe blue be1an at 10:40 p.m.
when ~an having car trouble
pulled into the muahrwm farm at 18198 Golden West St., fire of.
ficlalasal!.
The man's car burst into
names and ignited nearby com·
post used in 1rowint the
muabraoml, Hwit.lnitoa Beach
l"ln DrOtecUon specialist Larry
Manhbum said.
.T ·V Piraey Suit Nbed Fair through Wednesday
with patchy coastal cloudi·
ness during morning. Lows
Lonight58atthebeaches,64 •
inland. Wghs Wednesday
llanbbum said the compolt,
made up al race track straw. and
maaure, ts difficult to ex-Unl'allb.oneellblted. I 11. ukt ftremen brO\apt tbe blue llllder ecmt.rol at 2 a.m. but
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In a nm of its kind rutln1 in
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Judge bu dismissed a 1ubscrip-
Uon television-backed lawsuit to
ban sales of MH!allel pirate de-
coder l)'lteml ~ llDHruDble
pay TV 11.pala.
The ruUna of Superior Court
Judte JollD K. Trotter Monday
means an Anaheim bust·
ne11man, wbo9e attorney inoved
for dlamlual of the suit broupt
by Theta Cable Co .• can once
again HU the deeoder 1y1tema.
Theta cable la tbe providet di
tbe movie aDd entertainment
oriented z.ebalmel tn Soatbenl
California.
Juqe Trotter, la voldiq a
preliminary injunction he lssue4
several weeka a10 banning de-
coder sales, said be did not have
the authority to control wbO re-
ceived a particular broadcast
slpal. . •
Attorneys for both ~ 1tdes
acreed Trotter's decision Mon-
day represented the fint Ume a
state level Judie hu ruled on
the le1aUty of sales of decoder
ay1tems. ·
A federal court Judge in Los
Antelel also ruled reffntly tbat •
such devices do not violate
federal NIUlationa. Trotter';ln maktn1 bis naling
fn>m the bench, said It WU not
wtthtn h1I Jurildictlon 'to Umit ,
use of the airwaves or to order a
halt to production or marketing
of the decoder syste ms when
th~ir purpose is to lntel'cept
transmissions meant Lo be re·
ceived.
Trotter slid it wa s a
"legislative function'' and not a
judicial one to delermine access
to broadcast signals s uch as
Theta's.
"I don't think the court can
remedy the problem." he said.
"This is broadcasting in the
classic sense," he said, adding
that there could be no "ex-
clusivity". In the receiving of
such transmissions .
Attorney Ronald Bower.
. ...
'
representing Theta Cable, said
he did not know If his clients
would wish lo appeal the ruling.
thOUJ h such action seems likely
since cable firms want to protect
their investment.
Bower, in an interview outside
Trotter's Santa Ana courtroom,
said he disagreed with the
judge's conclusions regarding
signals sent out by Theta.
He said federal regulations
"give us the right" to select who
s h q ll receive s uch
transmissions. Jn or.her words,
he said. the broadcast signal Is
not meant for use by the general
public .
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TM space • dllriftg tM
nut two decoM& 10ill be ez·
pll)red in Hat October led"~
series set for tlN Orangl
Coast Co'"Of! Pbeetarfum.
See f'eatwitta. Page CJ.
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Repair
~Pfished
On·Sli~
BY'.OON <11APM N 'OI ... Delf9 -.....
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··Resident
Tax Seen . -
FOr-Park
The Comcnuntty Servlcta
Doar'tmnt of Huatin1ton
neach has recommended ere•· ::::lo tion of a pMrk uaetament, dia· L at:unu Ht'Ul'h City' "M•n•a•·r tnel to ~ reslden~ for main·
Ken Frank "Ill rt'CO n'lmt'l)d tcnance or a n ll·acre •. park lOntt;hl th"-t .tht> 1t' Coun<'ll 1-.... "amm<'dHttt·•y " bt•1itm lnndshdt Sfhedukd to bt' de":,e...,.,.. neat
rep1.11 r 111 Art•h l\t-,.e h ,tlNtrht.. • o.-..,~-. ·year • -~1ro e•tDQE •l'Tr tr the two malt tuan1 diatrict befort• furtht•1 tham11gl' O<'curs r""n~--. " .,,~ Cl Co U e10
Thl' .-,.1b1de r.ero1\Ntruetaon. Meea to HunUngto_n ___ ~!~1.!Y are': ~--b
c:um 11101."d "1th )tor m drain ----------G a rfleld Avenue. Yorktown
p .. 'Jt'\'l~! "'1uld tot:.I an tSUmat Avf'DUt, Mainolla Strfft and
t-d SK514,otX> or S:..'Zl 000 "'ore th:U\ Bridg PJ Nt'wland Street each would be
tht• ('JI) h,1._ Ill II~ jt4.'nl'r.ll fund e an lU•Selliwd about $110 a nnually for
rt''>t'r\ \' _._ 1 n J n·porl lo l'\lUOt'll nwm ' m atntl•nanre of the pa1 "'. ac·
bt·r-.. t"r.IJ\k ... wl cit~ gt-aklc\~u Targeted <'o rdmg to Community Services
10 111 him ho m.-s belo-. tht' ..I• DirKt.or Vmce Moorhouse. land~luk Jn• 'alm~I N'rt 1n w Such a dislricl may be ap.
be llomai:t-<I It' mulbhllt>~ "ht'n Fi .. s proved by City Council fol~
ht'avy ralfl::. ()('\'Ur ' or tudy a public hearin&. Ho~ever, .
Th(• t>ttrth moH•ment tn tunt '-m'ore than half the rMldenta Ul
would t>nc1.1n~,·r homes above the proposed dislrlcl lod&e
the Ot•I \\Jr r\q•nut· :.lldt• aret1 formal protest. state law says h<' stu tl An en\'1ronmental study re· the tax cannot be lnatiluted, AC·
<i1Hn thal inform.H1on. f'rank quired before 8 new bndge can cordin1fto Public Work& Di~·
::.a1d hi: h.td "no choice · but lo bi? built over the Santa Ana tor Paul Cook.
recommt'nd th a l the <'ouncll River between Huntington Moorbouae said an aaffSSment
"prot·et-d 1mmed1Jldy" w1tn thl' Beach and C-061a Mesa was ap. district taxes residents on ~ project • proved Monday by the Orange basis ol how many benefits they
"Cl€'arlv this will jeopardize Co unty Planning Commission. receive from a nei&hborbood
·the c1ty's""'rina nc1al health and The environme nta l impact park. He said t.boee Uvin& cloeer
will reqttire the city and its res1 study for a proposed bridge link-to the pros)o&ed park would pay
dents to forego many other sng 19th Street in Costa Mesa more than those U¥in& on the
worthwhile endeavors."• f'ranJc with Banrung Avenue in Hunl-O\WJkirts. • •
s aid ington Beach now goes to the "More than 80 residents sup.
He said tht• choice is "the County Board of Supervisors for porting the ~ park site,
l e a s t o r t wo dis tas te ful final approval n ea r Magnolia -street and
alternatives " If it is approved . the com· Garfield Avenue, attinded the
The other choice. he said. is to mission a.nd the board then will commission meeting with greeft.
r econnect uti li t ies .a nd d e grapple with the question of ap. paper c'utouts ol the proposed nothin~ more park pinned to.their clothing. While federal disaster offi cials proving the actual bridge con· A dozen speakers ur..-ed the struction. a• have suited that part of the Arch The bridge has been listed on commission to approve the mo-
Beach Heights work may be Ora nge County's master plan for tion .for "ultimate devek>pmenl"
t'tig1ble for federal fu11ds, the ci· highways s ince 1956. It was of the 13-acre site to be named
ty has received no written ap. originally proposed to ease tra!· Langenbeck Park.
pro\'al fie congestion on other north· G roup s pokeswoman Lee
o;outh thoroughfares that c~· Yadrick told the commisaioners And, 1r a portion of the work ts that a $10 monthly tax for main· d eemt"d eligible. that approval t he river , including Pacific taining the park probably would
"'ill probably not come for~one to Coast Highway. about a mile be ac,.....,'"ble to local residents.
I k L~ k d down river. .. ... .,..... ~n WC't' s. r ran !)a1 Currently the site is un·
R o be rt StC've ns, rei?1onal
d1reftor of the Federal Emergen·
<'Y ~anagemcnt A~ency. told
Frank he would review a report
on th<' <>l1de when a s taff
memb<'r returned from vaca·
tion. rathe r than deny the appeal
outrii:tht
F,....p~"ll
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Trotter said the· .. threshold
question" in the matter was
whether Theta had an exclusive
nght to ~ the airwaves in s~h
a maMer. "Where do you {get
the right to have no one else re·
ceive these signals?" he~sked.
Bower told Trotter that Gov.
Edmund G .• Brown Jr. presently
has a bill before him for his
signature that would outlaw sale
or decoders.
But attorney Kenneth Golden,
r e presenting Co mmercial
Carpet Care of Anaheim , which
wants to sell the-decoders. said
he had spoken with aides to the
governor who indicated Brown
had reservations about the bill.
During hi!Y earlier court ap-
pearance. Golden argued that
the "touchstane'' issue was not
who m a company wis hed to
broadcast to, hut simply its in·
tent to get a message out to the
public.
"They bom\lard us with that
microwave trans missio'n ," he
said.
Trotter said another issue was
whether there had Jo be a viola-
tion of law for there to be an l.D'I·
fair trade practice by prOducers
and marketers of the decoders.
which sell for more than S200.
He concluded that the re was
no unfair trade practice or Vlola·
ti o n of law beca use undt•r
federal regulations anyon~ could
f'ece1ve a TV signal.
The decdder kits. produced by
Pirate Electronks of Ariiona
include a special antenna capa:
ble of picking up the microwave
transmissions and a converter
which interprets the signal.
ORANGE COAST ~ . I
" DAILY PILOT
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P\lbl•\"t'O s.t"'Cktf\ 4iAO ~•n fM jiftftC ...
puil:HI'"""' pt·4ftf I\ .. , lJO Wf'\f 9Ay ~,..,. P Q '!4' •)tO. c .. i.. Mh.l c..i-... ••l•i.. .. _ .. _
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Rental Unit
Development
Opposed .
Membe r s of the Laguna
Niguel Community Assoc~Uon
s ay they will oppose' plans by
Avco Community Developers to
build 56 federall y subsidized
apartments at Niguel Road and
Alicia Parkway.
Members of the community
association met Monday night
and adopted two written objec·
t ions to the proposed project
which ~rill be forwarded to Avco
officials.
The first deals wittf the effect
t h e construction o r the s ub·
sidi zed apartments would have
o n the a lre ad y c rowded
..,.class rooms in the Capistrano
Unified School District. •
Paul Hazeman. president of
the association. said the possible
influx of school-age children into
the development would "spell
di saster " t o the Moulton
Elementary School. Niguel Hill
Junior High School and Dana
Hills High School --
The second objection the as·
sociatlon adopted deals with the
desirability of r'•ntal units in
L aguna N1~ucl It r ead s
"Subsid1ze.d rt-ntal housing is not
al\ prefcorahlc• t tl our rommun.lty
a:. 'for :-.ah" affq rtlut>le hOmC3 " •
d e veloped .. Eight acres is
farmland. Tentatively budgeted
for next year is $549,450 for pa rk
development costs, Moorhouse
said.
Ext,ension
Cords Blamed
lnUipo Fire
Misuse of electrical extenaioft corm is believed to have cauaed a
fire that destroyed a garace. a
station w,agon and part of a house
in Capistrano Beach Monday af.
temoon. ·
An Orange County fl re Depart·
ment spokesman ·said the fire
started at about 3 p. m. at a house
o)Vned by Lee Lumus al 25841
Calle Verano.
The spokesman said firemen
we re hindered in their attempta to
contl'Ql the blaze because of trash
that waspUeduplnthe1arage.
He said none ol the Vletnamese
refugees that were ~upyin& the
house were injured, but fire Capt..
Mike Borer sulfered a le& injW')'.
He WIJli released after treatment
at Sa n Clemente Ge neral Hospital.
Reportedly the fire caused
$28.000 worth of damage to the
gar age and house and a deatn>yed
station wagon parked lmide the
garage. 1be spokesman sa.ld it
took fire crews 20 manutes to ell·
t 1 n g ulsh the blue.
---JIJ~T BREAKING---.....
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No 'Billy Effect' Seen
In Libya Sare P0licy /
WASlllNOTON (l\l'l -A lop State Departmentoffictal to&d
the Senate's lillly Carter sub<'ommlttee today t.bat the depstment
has found no Indication of ·'any unusual or Inappropriate lnterwn.
lion" by anyone In the formation of U.S. policy oa tbe aale of
aircraft. trucks and Jee1>e to Ubya
Da.vld D. Newsom. unders~cretary of state for poUtkal al·
f al rs. t~tlfied aa the panel r~umed It.a effort to determine whether
Prf!•ldenl Carter 's youn1er brother infiuenced ortrled to lnlluence
pohcyon behalf of the Libyan 1ovemment.
. Both the president and Billy have Instated that Billy did not do so. • . .
. BiUy Carter rcgi!\lcre<1 811 a Ubyan agent July 14 _at the in·
s1stence of the Ju11t1ce r>epitrtment and hes acknowled1ed rettAv·
mg $220,000 from the l.lbyana, saytac the money constituted ad· vancesonaloan.
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MIAMI <AP> -The Cuban pemment aakt toda7 tbet
anybody who h1Jacka a plane to Havana will be punllhect or re·
turned to the United states, and an FBI 1poll11mu Mid tbe
statement mi&ht help deter tbe curreot wave of bijaddnp.
Notlq that nine U.S. planes have beee hijacked tO Cubla
slnce Aug. 10, and tliat moat were blamed oa bome1lek
refugees, the Communist Party newspaper Gra.nma sai4I tbe
Cuban &ovemment ta concerned with the "ipnoceat vtctlma'•of tbe hijacklnp.
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ROCKVILLE. Md. <AP> -ScieDUata for a major Vue~· pany ~today that UMreilaoclear~•cellUiqa 1ridely
Uled ...... --.·•lclmesa dna1wtt.'9 biltbelefldl m bumMI.
witnRicbardloa.Jlerrell lne. of WUt.oa, Coan., ·Dl'Odueed MWr&l
ealel to defend the nt«>rd of ltl dnai llenclectm. ~ bu been taken by •bout mlWon prepant woma worldWwetbe,_ Jl>yean.
The company's sclentbta appeared OD U.. ieeoad daJ Of a ~
view bytbe Food and Dnaa Aclm1nlstratJ..•1fertilltJ udmaunal health~advtaorycommitaee. --:;--·
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.. A AOMANTICA, ESTATE OF SAN CLEMENTE'S FOUNDER, AS VIEWED FROM THE SEA
HeH CentUfy-old Structure May Be Trenaformed Into ~nlah-atyle Aeat.urent
.,SC Horne
Eyed as
Restaurant
Casa ltomantica, the estate
built by San Clemente founder
Ole. Hanson more than half a
century ago, soon may become a
restaurant. ·
An Irvine planniru: firm is
seeking the city's per01ission to
use a municipal parking lot just
, below the Spanish·st yle home
for restaurant parking.
J a mes Les ter. a partner m
Burke·Lester and Assocaaln of
Irvine. said he has received
f avo r able r esponse to thl'
r es taurant ~o posa l from
citsze.ns who waql"to,sec the old
bu1ldrng preserved .
Casa Romantaca. which 1s now
a retirement home for about 40
older residents.' was built in th"
mid 1920s by Hanson
The 11).1.000·square.foot parcel.
located on a bluff Just north of
thf.' pier bowl a rea. has been
o"A ned thl' past 1 wo del'ades by
Geor ge Welsh
WELL-KEPT COURTYARD OF CASA AOMANTICA ESTA TE
Retirement Home Sought for Commerctel Project
Welsh said 'Hanson lived in the
ra mbltn~ e:>tatc until lhE'
m i d -1 930~. when he Wl•nl
bankrupt a nd the estate w<t:-.
take n over by the Bank of
America.
. The building. surrot.lnded by
w e ll ·k e pt garden s and a
panoramic ocean view. stands
a lone among new stucco con-
dom iniums and apartment
buildings.
Jim Parsa of Newport Beach,
who is purchasing the building
from Welsh, wants to tum the
m.aan stru ctu r e into a
Behito Ends long
Huntington Temue .,. res taurant.
Huntingto11 lteach City Ad·
ministrator · Bud Belsito closed
out 19 years with the city Mon.
day night with handshakes.from
the men and kisses from the
wom en CitY. Council members.
Belsito. who also was observ·
ing his 46th birthday. was fired
Aug. 23 by a ma jority of the
council which said it was seek·
ing stronger leadership.
City Fina nce Di rector Ben
Arguello will serve as acting Ci·
ty Administrator until a penna·
nent reptace men.t is found.
ln ·brief remarks. Belsito not·
ed that there has been a com.
plete City Council turnover since
he took the city's highest ad-
m inistrative post in 1976 ..
He praised city emplo~ees for
providing "quality" l~~els of
ser vice despite what he termed
an e'iQdus of other employees
and the. traumatic experience of
Prop05ition 13.
~a~e~ of Coup
Ponders Cabinet
ANKARA. Turkey <API
T urkey's milita ry chief said to·.
day his ruling National Secunty
Council will aJ>p01ol a new
civilian Cabinet "this week" and
that a constituent assembly for
drafting a new constitution will t--
named as soon as possible
Gen. Kenan Evren said he
wanted his soldiers out or govern-
m ent as quickly as possibJe. but
only when it is assured that a
civilian apparatus will be able to
manage the problems 't1Jat
prompted last Friday's coup.
He is proposing to tear down
the units curre ntly housin~
about 40 retired pe rs ons and
cons tructing up lo 60 time ·
s haring units.
A s pokesm a n fo r the d t.•·
ve lo~r said those tenants would
bl' relocated.
But before beginning formal
planning, the new owner needs
assurances from the city that be
can use the city 's parking lot at
night for restaurant patrons.
Cit y planners s ugges t the
owner be charged for the USt',
and ro\i.ncil members will con·
sider the concept Wednesday al
7 p.m. in Ci ty Hall, 100 Ave.
Presidio.
Commies Win Sel\t ...
MEXICALI. Mexico CAf'J -4A
seat in the Baja Califomaa stale
legislature has been won by the
Communists for the first time.
official results of tile Sept. 7
election showed today .
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\'our Homt•town
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VOL. 73. NO. 260, l SECTIONS, ?8 PAGES O RANG I.: COUNTY. CALI FORNI A TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1980 I I C I N TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
• ~Kill Me He ·P-kads
Man .Guilty of Dr~wning ·Bo·y
. Heathrow .-\i~ .
1217 Escaf>e
. Burning · Jet -.
LONDON 1A P 1 All 217
• p assen gers · abd ard a DC 10
jetliner fled down em ergency
chu~es today when fire broke out
in the undercarriage of a Miami
bound plane as it was about to
take o ff f rom Lond o n 's
Heathrow Airport At least nine
we re reported injured serious ly
enough ror treatment
National Airlines Flight 099.
with a crew of 17, was taxiing
for takeoff at the time. airport
officials ,\aid. The nationalities
of the passengers were not im-
mediately learned.
In Miami, llugh Emmons, a
spokesman for Pan American
Wo rld Airways lnc .. whic h
merged -1th National this year,
said two tires blew out in suc·
Structure
Redesign
Initiated
The structural e ngineer ing
firm that was hired to review
the structural defects of Orange
County's flagship Hall of Ad-
ministration was named today
to carry out design work to
bolster the sagging new struc-
ture.
The cou n ty B oa rd of
Supervisors eme rged from a
closed executive session today to
announce that membe rs had
chosen Johnson and Nielsen As·
sociates to handle the· architec·
tur"al and engineering work for
repairs that could total up to SI
million.
The firm has offices in Irvine,
Los Angeles and Rivers ide.
Originally, J o hnson a nd
Nielsen were not s upposed to
becomes involved in the work
once its review 1s comp(eted. That
arrangement was made to protect
the credibility of the firm's find-m.,s.
However. county officials con-
-tacted the firm las t week and
suggested that they should apply
for the further design work, said
firm vice president C.K. Allen.
"It was a big shock to us when
we were informed that we would
be considered." Allen said today
after the announcement. Allen
said. however. that s ince the
firm conducted its initial review
~ithout knowledge that it might
be hired for the actual repair
work, the considered findings
should not be tainted by possible
self -interest.
Allen said county officials
began to realize, as the review
progressed. that his firm could
do the new design. .work at less
cost be<:ause of "the scope of our
involve ment."
John.son-and Nielsen released
preliminary findings about the
building on Sept. 4. The firm still
ls .scheduled to file a final report
in a few months.
cess ion during .takeoff. and the
heat of the braking action creat:"
ed a fire in the landing ge<1r
F ire engines and ambulances
rushed to the aid of the jet and
passenge r s were quicl<ly
eva c uated throu g h escape
chutes. •
A police officia• at Heathrow
desc r i bed t he in c id ent as
"minor." but three passengers
were taken to a hospital ror
treatment or possible broken
bones. and nine were taken lo the
airport's medical center suffer·
ing from minor burns Their
identities were not immediately
avai labl e Several oth e r
passengers received cuts and
bruises during the evacuation
T h e fl ig ht c r ew abor ted
takeoff aft er receiving advice
from the control tower.
One of t he passenge r s. a
Brit ish busi n essman who
dec lined to be named. said the
pilot brought the aircraft to a
hall with only 400 yards of
runway to spare.
··He did a magnificent job.•·
A spokesman for the British
Airport Authority said al least
100 flights were delayed as a re-
sult of the emergency
Emmons said the passengers
are scheduled to resume their
tnp on a Pan Am flight from
~ondon to K ennedy Inte rna-
tional Airport In -Ne w York.
where they will transfer to
anoth e r National fli g h t
scheduled to a rrive in Miami
about midnight ....
Citizens Rap
Sanitary
Board Pay
By JOHN NEEDHAM
Of -O..lly Plle4 Staff
Me mbers or the Dana Point
citizens group want the Dana
Point Sanitary District board to
tell them why salaries and
eln ployee benefits for district
worke rs nearly doubled this
year .
The group says it also wants lo
know more about proposed plan!;
by the district board to build a
two-story office building wit.ti
district funds.
· The s anitation district's
1979-80 budget s hows total
e m ployee benefits and salaries
of $103,884. But the 1980·81
budget shows that figure jump-
ing to S201.500.
The board also is under fire
from the same citizens group for
adopting a pension plan that
pays the trustees 10 times their
$50-a -month salary when they
retire from the board. ·
The Dana Point Citizens for
Action say they will launch a re-
call drive against the five board
members .if they don't vote to
rescind the pension plan. which
is the only one of its kind in
Orange County for sanitary dis•
trict rard members.
Curves Clpi• Anodler
D.ally Piiot S~tt PholO
The Moshy brothers -driver Christopher .
17 ; Raymond. 20, and Douglas, 14, all or
1712 Antigua Circle, Newport Beach -
were listed in 'fair con'di~ion today ai Hoag
Memorial Hospital following this cr ash
Monday ni ght along the Irvine Avenue
curves near Upper Newport Bay. Police
said the Porsche spun out of control. rolled ·
over twice. hit and broke a c·enter divide~
sprinkler system main. then skidded on its
roof until it hit a di rt e mbankment tipping
it upright again. No other cars were in·
volved in the 10 :50 p.m, crash, according
to police reports .
Debate on Hostages Off
Captives' F~Assignedto Panel
By Tbe Associated Presa
The Iranian Parliament, in a
stormy session on the American
hostages. put off a rull·scale de-
bate on the issue today and vot-
ed instead to set up a com"mittee
to deal with the rate or the 52
Americans who have been held
10'1!2 months.
Tehran radio said the Majlis.
or Parliament, voted by a "de·
cisivc majority" to set op the
committee. The action. in effect.
postpone d the long.awaite d
parliament<1ry debate that had
LESS OPTIMISM
SHOWN TOOAY-A3
been expected to provide an in·
dication of how Iran would deal
with the hostages.
In discussion over whether the
Iranian Parliament should con-
duct a secret or public session
on the hostages, hardline deputy
Sayyed Fakhrodin Rahimi said
•·we do not need -any specia
committee or a secret session."
He said "the spy.hostages must
be tried and executed and the
non-spy hostages released on
conditions."
But Speaker Hashe mi Rafsan-
jani ruled him out of orde r and
s aid speakers should stick to set-
ting up procedures for consider-
ing the issue. The speaker said
discussions on the committee
will continue when Parliament
resumes Thursday. but assured
deputies that "the final decision
will be by the Majlis itself."
gain information ... "
But Moha mmad Mahammadi,
a m e mber of The Struggling
Mos lems Movement which is
close to the militants holding the
hostages, bitterly objected.
"Everyttung should be open Lo
the naliQO," he s houted. "I am
absolutely agains t any kind of
secret session."
Rafsanjanl-lwice warned
M ahammadi to stop shouting.
and the proposal for a closed-
do6r meeting was rejected. ·
Abdolkarim Kumelah ar~ued
against a s pecial committee.
and was ruled out or order.
Fifteen deputies proposed that
the debate on the hostages bt.
suspended "as long as the Unit-
ed States continues its provoca-
tions against Iran," but other
deputies objected to the idea.
The assistant Majlis s peaker
and spiritual leader of the mili-
tant students. Hojjato lesla m
Mossavi Khoeim. warned that if
. .
Kidnap-Rape
Suspect Held
SPARKS (AP) A Reno man
was being held by Sparks police
today in last weekend's kidnap
and rape of a 12-year -old girl
who was left in the. mountains of
Nevada County with her throat
s lashed.
the Majlis proved t o be
moderate on the issue. ··1 will
not nominate myself for mem·
bership in the special commit·
tee "
Rafsanjani and two key Ira ·
nian religious leaders s aid. Mon·
day the IeVJllutionary r egime
has not dropped its demand that
lhe U.S. g_overnment apolo~1ze
for past actions in lran, and the
Islamic fundamentalist Tehran
newspaper Ettelaat again de -
manded the hostages be tried as
spies.
The demand for apologies has
been rejected repeatedly hy the
United Slates.
Long~ach
Airport Set
For_Hearing
The only Orange County public
hearing on an evaluation of the
proposed offs ho r e region&!
airport in the Long (leach harbor
will be held tonight in Newport
Beach.
The evaluation. prepared by
the Soul)lern California Associa·
lion of GovernmentS', is one of 20
air travel recommendations set
fordiscussjon.
Among the recommendations is
one aimed at John Wayne Airport,
asking officials to put an annual
ceilin~ of 3.5 million passengers
at the airport.
Slayer
Called·
'Wimp'
By DAVID KVTzMANN
I Ol I~ Daily PUol Stall
Calling him an "e~otistical,
narcissistic wimp," an Orange
County jud~c convicted murder
defe ndant Emmette Mitchell
Monday for the April slaying of
his 4·ycar .old nephew in a Santa
Ana apartment
.... Superior Court Judge Richard
Be<1com. who presided over the
non jury trial, found Mitchell
~uilly of first degree murder in
the s tranAulalion drowni ng
deathofJohnLewis Jr ,whomthe
defendant was supposed to baby
sit while his sister, the child's
mother. took a mghl school ex·
amination
Ju~t as hl' ha<1 ounng other
court sessions. Mitchell. 24. used
profanities and made obscene
ge!>lurcs lo the judge und others
1n the court room in Santa Ana.
After being pronounc,ed guilty,
he asked Judge Beacom to send
him to the California gas
chamber. even though the max·
1mum ~entent•c he faces ls life in
state prison
"I want the slate lo kill me,"
Mitchell told the judge. "I •don't
wa nt to spend the rest of my life
in prison "
Al another 1>01nl an the pro·
reedings, the dchmdant made
ohsccnc gestures and stuck out
his tongue at Dianne Lewis, his
sis).er and mother of the dead.
child "This if> for you." he said
"You caused my death.''
MI tchell had pleaded not ·
guilty by reason of insanity to the
murder charge against him.
Beacom 's ruling followed clos·
ing a rguments by prosecutor
Paul Meyer a nd defense at-
torney Ronald Buller
Tes tunony during the trial in·
d1 C'a t e d Mit c hell . an
acknowlt:'dgcd homosexual and
masochi~t. uttacked his nephew
when he believed the child had
hroken his stereo headphones.
In a taped inte rview with San·
ta Ana police investigators. the
defendant said he first tried lo
strangle the child and then held
him under water in a bathhtub.
T h e yo un gster d ied at
Children s Hospital of Orange
County after spending a week
a nd a h(\lf on life s upport
systems
Butler. Mitchell's defense at·
turney. told the judge his client
did not have the m aturity to
"meaningfully reflect on his ac·
_tlorui " He said Mi tchell s hould
be found insane and convt~tl<>f'.._.. __ _,
a lesser cnme
Monday's courtroom action
brings to a n end a trial that in-
c lud~d Mitchell"s own mother
Slm;fding up in court and calling
her son a "cold b lo oded
mur-derer "
Pier Vandalized
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini,
leader of the Iranian revolution,
t\,as said the Majlis has authority
to decide the fate or the
hostages,
Abdolmajid Dialameh, speak-
ing for 17 deputies who wanted a
closed session to discuss the is-
sue, said "this secret meeting is
necessary. for the deputies to
.Police arrested Thomas Smith
Monday at his home. He is being
he ld under Sl00,.000 bond on
charges of kidnapping, forcible
sexual assault and attempted
murde r.
The victim~ who was in fair con-
dition at Tahoe-Truckee hos pital
with multiple wounds . was re·
ported missing from her Sparks
home Saturday.
Newport Beach officials. who
endorse-such a passenger ceiling,
arc expected to ask that a regional
program to limit jet noise also be •
considered.
Va ndals. a pparently us ing
sledge hammers or other large
ins truments. s mashed a half
dozen wooden benches at the·
Sa n Cle mente Pier som etime
early Monday morning. Police
said damage to Che pier benches
amounted to Sl.800.
Orang~ Coasl
The public hearing is scheduled
at 7: 30 p.m . in the Newport Beach
City Council Chambers. 3300
Newport Blvd. L:~• 4 Qp (SA:;-
\\"eat her Iran Clngs
Oil Pact . .
VIENNA, Autslria (AP)
-Sa'Odi Arabia reported
som e progress today
toward approval of a plan
lo set up a joint system of
priclnl a ncf' production·
controls ror the Organlza·
tion of Petroleum Export-
ln1 Countries, d~plte Ir•·
Tl' Piroey .. Suit NiXed Fair through Wednesday
with patchy coastal cloudi-
ness during morning. Lows
tonight 58 at the beaches. 64
inland. H,lghs Wednesday
70 to80.
nian opposition. •
In the second day of
OPEC's ministerial ~on·
ference, Sheik Ahmed
Zaki Yaman( of Saudi
Arabia said the 13 nations
were "not far apart. ?e an movtn1.··
But Iran remained -r::ed =roposal, aa I It the needs o oU natklnl.
In a first of its kind ruling in
California, an Orange County
judge has dismissed a subscrip-
tion televisionJ>acked lawsuit to
ban sales of so-called pirate de-
cOder systems that unscramble
pay TV signals.
The ruling of Superior Court
Judge John K. Trotter Monday
m eans a n Anaheim busi-
nessman, whose attorney moved
for dismissal of the suit brought
by Theta Cable Co., can once
again sell the decoder systems.
Theta Cable is the provider of
the movie and entertainment
oriented Z-channel ln Southern
Callfomia.
Judge Trotter , In voiding a
•
preliminary Injunction. he issued
several weeks ago banning de-
coder sales, said he'dld not have
the authority to control who re-
ceived a particular broadcast
signal.
Attorneys for both sides
agreed Trotter's decision Mon·
day represented the first time a
state level judge has ruled on
. the legality or sales or decoder
systems.
A federal court judge in Los
An1eles also ruled recently that
such devices do not ,vlolate
federal regulations.
Trotter, in making his ruling
from the bench, said it was not
within his jurisdiction lo limit
use of the airwaves or to order a
halt to production or marketing
of the decoder systems when
their i;>urpose is to intercept
transmissions meant to be re·
ceived.
Trotter said it was a
"legislative function" and not a
judicial one to determine access
to broadcast signals s uch as
Theta's. "I don't lhmk the court can
remedy the problem.•• he said.
·'This Is broadcasting in the
classic sense," he said . adding
that tbere could be no "ex-
clusivity" in the receiving of
such transmissions.
Attorney Ron a ld Bower.
'
representing Theta Cable, said
he did not know Ir his clients
would wish to appeal the ruling.
though such adion~eems likely
since cable firms want lo protect
their investment.
· Bower. in an interview outside
Trotter's Santa Ana courtroom.
said he disagreed with the
judge's conclusions regarding
signals sent out by Theta.
He · said federal regulations
"give us the right" to select who
s hall rece i ve s u c h
transmissions. In other word.11,
he said. the broadcast signal is
not meant for use by the gene ral
public.
(Stt TV, Page AZ)
INSIDE TOD.\ Y
The space age during lht
next IWO ckcadea will be ez. •
plo,ed ln lhe October lecture
aeries sel for lhe Orange
Coaal College Planetonum.
See l"eaturing. Page Cl.
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CASA ROMANTICA, ESTATE OF SAN CLEMENTE'S FOUNDER, AS VIEWED FROM THE SEA
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v.i,::.enger hclll'Opt cr , are lo
begin w hl•n tht> firm 's head-
q ua rtcr::. fac1l1 ty, approved Mon·
<la} night for the old McNally
lhgh S<•hnol site, 1s nea r comple-
tion
Nu puhlu· rt:action was re-
l'orded on other permits re-
l1u1red by Pacific Federal to
constrm·t the $13 million head·
quarlcrs complex at 19th Street
and Newport Boulevard.
Confusion, Anger ,
M~k Busing Start
Tht: t•nv1rm1rrH·ntal 1m vact
,11111' fur a prnµtJ:o.(•d hndgc hnk 1n~ ··19th Stn•et tn Custa Mesa
\\1th Banning Avenue 1n Hunl·
1ngto11 Bea<:h now goes lo the
l'ount\ Hoard of Superv1surs for
fin al .iJJµroval
If 1t 1:-approved. the com ·
m1:-s1on and the board then will
girappll' with the question or ap·
pro\'ln~ the actual bridge con·
::.truction
Waived by the council was a
two.s tory struc tural height
!mutation.
LOS ANGELES (A.P l
W id espread confu s ion and
picketing by parents at at least
fi ve schools we re reported today
as a plan ·to double the number
of students bused in the nation's
second-larges t sch ool d istrict
fell far short of the mark. '
The startup of :t new phase of
mandatory integration actually
resulted in at leas t 7,00Q fewe r
students being bus,ed lo school
In considering a 120·signature
pet ition against t he heliport
from residents living just north
of t he proposed headquarters
complex, council members in-
d icated they were torn uet·.-;~~!':
d enying the heliport because of
citizen reactio n and a pproval Tillef Gets
they believe is needed to attract
corporations to the city's re
development a rea. Camera Gear · Also protesting the downto~
lieliport a nd "heliports in Pohce ::.::i id w<lay that l'amera
today than were buse~ last year.
O ri gina lly \ the dis tri ct
planned to bus 40,Mo students,
twice the number-,bused last
year. in what would have been
the biggest integration program
in the country. But because of
the last-minute cha nges, the
maximum number of s tudents
who could have ridden buses to·
day wi._s 12,500. •
About 50 sec urity o fficers ·
were assigned lo patrol the bus·
ing after pa rents threat ened lo
lie ~ front or school buses. But
there'were no reports or violence
today
In lhe predomJnantly while
San Fernando Valley: about 100
parents picketed one school as
the las t-minute c hanges lefl
Tht• hndgc has been listed on
OrJnge County 's master plan for
h1ghwa)::. s LOt'e 1956 It was
or\ftinally proposed lo ease traf.
f1t• congestion on other north·
<;uutb thoroughfares that cross
the ri ver . inc ludin g Pacific
Coas t ll1ghway , about a mile
clown nver
general " were the pre~id_ents of cciuipmPnt wor:th morc than
five homeowners assoc1al1ons S4 .000 wa s stolen over the
The protest was signed by the wcl'kend rrom a tuckC'd rar 1n
presidents of Halecrest-Hall of tht> 1 rvine I hgh St·huol parking
FarT\e Residents Associatiop anrt lot during a var<,1l y football
, parents , pupils and even bus
.drivers wondering where they
were s upposed to go on the fi rst
day of class
Currently, two bridges span
the rt\'er !Jet \\·een Pacific Coast
ll1 ghway and the San Diego
Frl'eway The) are located at
Vi c toria Street and Adams
1\ Vl'nue
the College Park. Mesa Verde. gami'
North Costa Mesa and Westside The C'ar , door "~...,·pried open
Homccwners Associations. · and Sl'Vl'r<tl caml'ra::.. l('nsc~ and
Joan For beck. resident of a a motordrin• unit w£•rc• taken
mobile home park less tha.n 500 . RiC'hard Clark Farrell. l3. flf
feet from the ~ropused heh~rt. lrvi!'°e. a , profcsswnal pholog
called th~ helicopter operation • ·rapfier.owncd thl'cqu1pmcnt
"a ve r y re al h ea lth a nd Hewas photl)graph1ngthe Fn·
economic threat .'' d a y n 1 g h 1 ~a m 1· he l w c e n
She claimed he licopter m ~hts univers ity lltgh and Norwalk
wQuld buffet park coac he~ and high school fur his wifl' Betty, a
raise wind, dust and dart in the t each er a t l.'ni v1•rs1ty lligh
park wher~ the aveiage occu· SC'hool
pant 's age 1s 72.
"WP weren't able to notify a
few bus drivers." dis trict
tran s porta tion c hief Max
Ba m ey said loday. ''su the prin·
cipals will have to send them
away if lhey pull up to the wrong
schools ...
The school board decided late
Monday to drop -a l, least· for
the next week 74 of 131 schools
that were to participate in th<>
program. Humirlgton
~mpost Fire
Fouls the Air
A s tubborn compost nre
touched off al the Ocean View
Mushroom Farm io Huntington
B e a c h :'vt onday night kept
firemen busy through the night
and <;lmt an unpleasant a roma
through south central portions of
the city
Mrs . Forbecl< thre atened to
take the issue lo court.
w M Fassell of 2070 Newoort
Blvd. a m etallurgical engineer
who ~atd he has investigated
airc raft and helicopte r crashes
for a major aerospace firm,
wa rned of possible safety pro-
blem s if the heliport is approved
near residences.
6th Bank Burglar
Given ~12 Years
Th.e blaze began at 10:40 p.m.
"hen a mao having car trouble
pulled into the mushroom farm
a.l 18196 .Colden West St., fire. of·
(1l'1als said.
The man's car bur s t into
flames and ignited nearby com -
pos t u sed i n gro w in g the
mus hrooms. Huntington Beach
Fire protection specialist Larry
Mars hburn said.
Marshburn s aid the compost,
made up or race track st raw and
man ure. is diffic ult to ex-
tinguish. {)nee \gnited.
He called helicopters "flying
fatigue machines" and c harg.ed
that rrlet'nl fatigue failure cannot
be predicted in the machines.
Loretta Foy, helicopter expert
hire d by Pacific Federal to re·
search the helipad project,~~ •
helicopters are S"afe, thatla rger
corporations moving fro m Los
Angeles to Orange County will
wan t to use them and that fears
expressed by the. pop~lace and
press a re "gr eat exaggera·
lions.··
She claimed the noise general·
ed a long the San Diego Freeway
-an a uthorized FAA he licopter
r oute is caused by military
and police helicopters primarily.
She said a new genera tion of
helicopters, such as the Bel! Lon·
gra nger to be purc hased by
_Pacifi c, is quieter by several d~·
c i bets than the older versions .
Harn .James Barbe r. the last
of siX" ·defendants convicted tn
t he multi m11l1on dollar 1972
burglary at the Laguna Niguel
b r a nc h of United California
Bank. was sentenced to 12 years
in.1.edof!al.£rison Mond~y by a
U.S. Q1s tricl ou JU ge 10 Los -
An geles.
Barber, 38, was a fug itive for
-eight yeaTS following an indict·
m e nl which named him a nd
olher Ohio r esidents as me m·
bers of the team that drilled,
chipped and bl asted its way into
the bank vault a nd syste mically
looted 458 safety deposit boxes.
He s aid firemen brought the
blaze under control at 2 a.m . but
worked through the night and in-
to much of today to separate the
mixture and extinguish the re·
marning names
o inj uries were reported. The
financ i'* los.s_w_as__nol · m ·
m ed1atcty available. although
Marshburn predicted it wo uld
total thousands of dollars
Ba r ber was ar r este d in
Brookville . P a , in May by
agents of the Federal Bureau of
Investigation. lie was living un·
de r an assumed name of John
Baker and was employed in the
construction industry . The cou ncil r uled that
helicopter noise tests at the
e.acific_site -p.robabU'-Lill!ILllCXl--
year are to be conducted by an
"impartial" firm s~l~cted by the
city and paid by Pac1f1c Federal.
---JlJST BREAKING
I.ate items from today's world and national news developments.
No 'Billy Effect' Seen
In Libya Sak Policy
W ASIDNGTON (AP> -A top State Department official told
the Senate 's Billy Carter s ubcommittee today that the department
has found no indicat ion or ·• any unusual or inappropriate interv.en-
tion" by an yone in the formation of U .''S. policy on the sale of
aircraft. trucks and jeeps to Libya.
David D. Newsom . undersecretary of state for political af.
fairs. testified as the panel r esumed its effort to determine whether
President Carter's younger brother influenced or tried to influence
policy on behalf of the Li by an government.
Both the president and BiUy have insisted that Billy did not do
so.
Billy Carter registered as a Libyan agent July 14 at the in-
sistence of the Justice Department a nd has acknowledged receiv·
ing $220,000 from t he Libyans, saying the money constituted ad·
vanceson a loan.
Zwtt1cal1 Blart1e11 Carter On-r a.,..n
WASHINGTON (AP) -Retired Adm. l!:lmo Zumwalt, a
s upporter or Republican Ronald Reagan's presidential c~n-'
didacy quoted unna!Jled nigh-level sources today as saying
President Carter m ade the decision to leak the "Stealth" pro·
gra m as 1>Srt of his presidential re-election effort. ·
The former chief' of naval operations. testifying under oath
·to a House Armed Services investigations s ubcommittee, quoted
the sour ces as saying David Aaron, a National Security CoURcil
aide. leaked the information to lhe Washington Post for a story
publis hed Aug. 14, after Carrer 1ave.approval.
Zumwalt Identified his sources only as several blgb Pen-
tagon oflicials and two While House officials. A spokesman for
Aaron said comment on Zumwalt's assertions would be
forthcoming.
t
The sentence was imposed by
Judge Malcolm Lucas who pre·
sided over the recent trial in
which Barber was convicted on
conspiracy and bank larceny
charges.
Cash. jewelry, rare coins and
n~g&Hable-~<ru.1=1ties..were...takea
during the weekend assault on
'the bank. __
. Estimates .of the value of the
stolen property have r anged
rrom S4 million lo $6 million.
Much or the loot has never been
recovered.
All but one of the othe r defend·
ants convicted in the case had
been freed a fter serving prison
terms . Only Amil Dins io . a
Yo,ungstown. Ohio. r esident. re·
mains in prison.
Testimony indicated he was
the ringleader of the burglary
team.
SC Honie
Eyed as
Restaurant
C::isa fiomant1 ca, the estalf'
buill by San Cle mente founder
Ole Hanson rnore than l:ia lf a
century· a~o. soon may become a
restaurant
J\n Irvine planning fi rm is
seeking thl' city's permission to
use a 'muni('1pal parking lot just
below the Spanish·s lyle home
for rt!slaurnnt parkin~.
.James Lester. a partner in
Hurkc·Lester and Associates of
Irvine. sa id he has received
f avorable r1..•,ponsc t o the
rl'!-.laur ant pr<•Pll'a l f rom
t·1t1wns \\ho want tu ...c·1· the old
building pn'"l'r\'l1tl
Casa Romant1ca. which is now
a rl't1rcment homt• fnr a hout 40
older resident.... \\a!' built in the
m id 19~0s ll\ I Linson
1 he• 11~1 1.100 'lq11 ar1•-foot parcel,
locatl'd un .1 bluff 1ust north of
tht• lJ1~r '"'"' .tfr·J has been O\\<nt.·d fhl· pa!-.t two rlcrades by
GC'or~e W1·hh
Wclc;h '<iul ll;in'•'" llw•rt in the
r J m Fi Ii n g I ' ... t ,, , ,. u n I i I the
mid 19:111:-wl11·n h t· 'Wen t
bankrupt and t ht· c..,tate was
t ak1•n <>11·r h~ lhe Hank uf
Amerl!'a
Thl' h111ldin g , surrnunrled b y
" t.• I I k 1· 1J 1 g a r d c 11 s a n d a
panoramu· 111•p,111 v1c•w, s tands
alo nt• .1111onj! tll'\\ 'ol llCCO COO·
rt om 1n1 "'"' .111cl .1 Ji<J rt ment
hullcl1ng..,
J 1m Pars,1 or -...; I'\\ port Beach.
"ho is purr h.1s111!-! I hl' building
from Welsh, w:.1111" to tum the
m a i n s t r u c· l u r c 1 n t o a
restaurant
He 1s propostnf1; to tear down
the units c urrently hot.Jsing
about 40 retired persons ·and
con s t ruct1ng up to 60 t ime·
sharing un•b
A spok c~ma11 for t he de ·
\'eloper ~aid tho<;1• tcnanb '-'Ould
be relo<·atl·d
But before hcgmntng formal
planning. the nc•w O'Aner needs
assurances fri>m the l'ity that he
can use Uu· city's parking lot at
night for restaurant patrons.
City pl..inncr~ s u.,ggesl the ~
owner be charged for t he ~e,
and l'Ounc1I rm·m~crs will con·
sider the conc•ept Wednesday at
7 p.m . iTI C'1ty llall, 100 Ave.
P res idio
Commies Win Seal
MEXICALI. Mexico (AP~·-A
seat in the Baja California slate
legislature has been w?n b)'. the
Communists for the first time,
om cial results of the Sept. 7 ·
election showed today
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The rttovery 11 Ubly to Co unnotie.d bf mUUonl al Americana
tfll" &he obvtout te.-an tAat It .won't IDHD a nJekeJ of lm~ la
lht! r finance.. h won't help them tet a job, It won 'tbetp buy a MUM.
And II they dwell on the loq·term ramlftcaUoaa of tbe
economic mus il won't improve their coali~ ettber, became
v~ry lltlJ~ hu been done to avert the. neat fu.lly predictable lDlla·
lion rec-n11ion cycl• .
~ven as they· pronounce U1e end of a reee11loa, moat
rconomlats know they are playtq tames. They eooeede it prtva~·
ly. and !IOmc do so publicly, that the end of one rec-.lot1 la the
ha1e for 1&Aot.httr /
They warn about the attitude \hat people, whet.bet throulb
their IOC'al, :!il1tte or federal goyernmenta or by tbemHlve1, cu
continoo to consume while faillq to ieplenlab U.. .....rwl.n lbat f~~ l.'urusumpllon.
• "fhc:lfif' lhilll speak out, however, seem not to bave mucb ot aa
audience. atnd one of the reaaona they don't is lbat lbelr llHllUp tj~t·rna Ured and repltitloua. The lont·term worrien .... eUJ.l1
drowned out b1tbesbort-term Pf•ctiUonen.
__jlut a.be worey wra.rta $1o laave some experience In pNctfcal
eeoeomla, One ol tMm 1tated earlier Ulla year that "what i• hap-
pea.lq to tM Ulllted Statee ln 19> la 1imU1r to what happened tp
New Yon City la 1175, namely a allele to•arda bukruptcy."
Ftih Rolaatyn bu a hue from whJcb lo view the U .s. eeonoaw. He la. HGk>r partner la the investment banklni firm of Luud l'reaw and Co. llon important; be baa been ln charce of
tbe Munldpal Aubtance Corp., which bu tbe formidable job of
trylq to reaton New Yon City.
Another worry wart la Rotert starr., who tb.lnka the federal
1ovenunent and New York'• ftn&ncial woea have aimilaritiea. He
knows tbe subject. He beaded the N. Y. City Houaln1 and ~velop·
meat Admlnl•tra\jon durine the years when the city be&ao ita descent
• tatoftnandalcbaoe. •
Neither bu been bearti cbeeriq the announcement that the
1tatl1Ucal ~bu ended, and tbe~.can't be blamed for it.
Wby cheer wbea tbe receuloa came and went and didn't solve any
loa1·ranae problelm?
Banks to Stress Services, Not Gifts
Ry Tbe As80da&ed he.a aociations Hid t.brift l.DltituUOm will empbulse
\'ou muy find fewer giveaways at your local "&ood service . . . local servtee • . . ~ta of
bank. and per~uadlng a friend to deposit money br.nebes."
won't earn you a bonus any more, under rules an. The rules were iaaued last week by lbe
noun1'ed by a federal regulatory committee. Depository lnatitutiona Derel\llatloa Committee,
The committee. Imposed new restrictions on which wu set up earlier Ulla year to supervise lbe
the premiums the docks, the toasters, the pots l"adual derelUlation o& the f>ankini lnduatry.'
and pans that many financial institutions have The rules are complicated. Tbe committee
been usfng lo attract customers. lt also outlawed took away with the one band and 1ave with the
the "finders rees ... ' wh'icb were particularly other. In general, the rules are desiped to pre·
popular in the Northeast. These fees -paid not to vent fanancial inatitutlona from cetti'.n& around ln·
the depositor but to a third party -were often terest rate celllngs "by orterini llfta Instead of
wo rth hundreds of dollars in cash or in higher rates. Here's wbai,hii!pened:
nwrchandisesuch as tele vision sets. Finders• fees we.re r;ob.lblted, except. to
employees of flnancftll tJtutloaa. The max·
imum value of premiums that can be liven to de·
positors was doubled -from $5 to $10 tor deposits
of under $5,000 and from $10 to $20 for deposits
AT mE SAME TIME, the regulators set as~
pereent limit on the amount of interest that can be
paid uo NOW accounts -interest·bearing check-
ing accounL'i and decided against an immediate
t'hange in the maximum allowable interest rates
on passbook savings accounts.
The regulations which take erftict Dec. 31 -.
will mean that banks and savings and loan as·
sociations will start stressing service instead of
gifts, according to industry officials.
over $5,000.
But that maximum bu to Lneb...Se all espen.ses
for shipping, handlin& and direct ad"vertiJilll -ex·
penses which often were not included when
calculating the worth of put tift.a.
The banks and other financial i.mtitutiom wiU
have to keep complete records oo these coats and .
will have IO certify the accuracy ol the f'ffOrds so
they can't use sopbiaticated accounting techniques
to evade the limita .
The interest rate on NOW accounts -the let·
ten ftand for Ne1oliated Order of Withdrawal -
la currently limited to s percent. The accounts
themselves also are limited and are available only
in New Eni}:and, New York and New J ersey. All
banks, aaviD1s"end loan auoelations, etc. will be
able to offer them next year, however , thanks to
le&ialatioo pasaed this sprint.
The S~ percent interest rate -which takes ef-
fect Dee. 31 -means that NOW accounts and
pasaboOk savln1s accounts at commercial banks
will carry the same maximum interest rate. Thrift
in1Ututiona !ludi. as savings and loan associations
· can payuptosa,, percentQn passbook accounts.
The same law that authorized NOW accounts
'oo a nationwide basis ordered the phasing out or
intere:st rate ceilings withllt six years. While the
re1ulatory committee decided not to change
passbook rates ri&bt now, it said woutd raise the
ceilings before September 1981.
''BANK.'\ ARE GOING to be offering packa1es
or services.·' said Barbara Harrelson of the
Am erican Bankers Association. 'Ibey mjght, for
example, offer a debit card to anyone who opens a
NOW account. A debit card looks like a credit card
but is used instead of a check ; the money is sub-
tracted from your account as soon as the record or
the transaction clears the tiantt.
--Over The Counter
MASOU ....
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Japan ,Cars Make
Global Inroads .
By MIL10N MOSKOWITZ
Japanese cars are enJoytng such great success an the
Amencan market that tbey have become a campaign 1s
s ue an this year 's preside ntial election
J immy Carter as trying to Jawbo1te the J apanese into
reducing their shipments. and Ronald Reagan 1s saying
that he would be tough and get the Japaoese to stop what
he calls the ''deluge" of their ca rs until the U S auto
makers had the time to come out with their own small,
ec9nomy models
These 'messages are being delivered whenever there's
an automobile assem bly plant in sight Neither the pres1
dent nor Reagan seems tu want to st>end'any time castigat
IJlg the 2 million Amencans who are buying foreign cars
--=~-------"'-this year It's easier to • blame the J apanese for
-sending us car s that so ·, ~ Money many peo ple prefe r
Tree · ~~~~ the domestic pro
Japan dominates
I h e i mport m a rket
Four put or every ri ve imports are Japanese bUlll An<I
these Japanese vehicles have now captured mor e than 20
percent or the American nt!w car market
A me n can~ who a re worned a bout this invasion will
probably find small tomfort 1n lea mm~ that 1l 's happening
all over the wor Id J apant!Se ca rs are on the m arch
evfl rywher l'
THE J/\Pl'\Nt:SE ARE even beginning to' make tn
ru~ds m West Germany. home of Volksw<1gen, Mercedes
Benz and big auto producing s ubs1d1ar1es or Ford and
Geperal Motors
Passenger car sales a re down about JS percent this
year in Germany but the J apanese are coming on strong
ln the first six months or 1980 the Japanese sold 125,000
cars in Germany. nearly double what' they dad in the
same penod last year And th<l" gave them 9 p~rcent of the
total market
t_eading the \\ay in Germany, as they do here, 1s
Toyota J apan·~ largest auto maker Toyota sold 30,700
cars to Germans in the first half of 1980, up rathe r sharply
from the 18.500 sold las t year Toyota now ranks behind
Renault and Fiat as the third largest selling import in
Germany
The J apanese are doing even better in Bnt ain Their
m ar ket share has been movtng up s teadily, reaching a
peak in July nf 18 percent, double their share of new car
sales a year ago rn fact, dunng the month of July the
Japanese o tsold the big s late-owned auto company. BL
e r o / us tm. J aguar Rover and Tnumph
IN BRITA.JN THE mar ket leader for the. Japanese as
which took 11 percent of the market by itself in Ju·
was so e mbarrassed by Uu s big bile that tl
c ut ba<'k sharpl) on Its shipments to Bntain for
(the year Bnllsh moton sts 'intt?rested in buying
a Da may now have to queue up to get ore -:
Ano her country where Japanese-cars are becoming
ram1har road vehicles 1s the Netherlands The Japanese
are ta kmg down 30 perc~nt of the Dutch market this year
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