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Home My WebLink About1980-09-22 - Orange Coast PilotI I l I 1 'I , I I I I, 'I ( . I I I ij I U.S. S. I . Full-scale War? • Yehtoft IRAN • AP ........ FIGHTING RAQU 8E1WHN NIAN AND IRAQ Mep P1¥111-... -of lfta911,d Conflct . DAILY PILOT Balboa Woman Bilked * * * 25c* * * In 'Diamond'.Switch MONDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 22, 1980 VOL n, ..0. 116, J l•CTICMd, M PMNll arhea . Tehran Airport Hit 'l Transfer FollolVs Iraq-Iran War at Full-scale? •1 fte A.ueela&ed Preu Iraqi lliGs raided Tehran's in- ternatiooal airport and at leut a ball-dozen other Iranian air in- st a 11 ations today and lraq.'s state radio said three weeks of air. gJ"OW1d and sea hostilities bad "escalated into a full-scale war." In Ankara , Turkey, a spokesman for the Iraqi Em- bassy told The Auociated Press Iraq declared war on Iran. Balhdad said its warplanes bit nine aintrips in the midday strikes and lost two of its Soviet- made lliG jets. A top Iranian military official said "several" air hues were raided, and an Iranian revolutionary guard commander claimed six MiGs attacked snen air installations. A thick column of smoke rose from the Tehran airport area and the sound of explosions rocked the capital, but Iranian Radio continued its ordinary programs. Reports of the airport bomb- ings came one day after Iraq Coast Weather Some nilbt and mornin1 low clouds, otherwise sun· ny and a little warmer Tuesday. Lows torucht sz alone the cout, eo inland. msa.. Tuesday 74 to 14. IN81DE TODA~ Tlwre MIGi no clear IOtftMr tit tlw "Great l'-bate" bid tit• 0111., agrumetlf toa• Rnold Reap'• ad Jolm AIMMr.an'1 mtdMOl optnM>ft that ,..,....,., CarSn ll9ould haoe jotlwd them. (Storie•, pllatoaPatJeA4) l•tlex MY_..,,.. M ....... _1ci.11,.. a UL..,. ,.. ,... w..n a ................... ..., ~ ............... ,OW•• CN,.._....._a c.iec. .. ...... ., ... Ca .............. . .... ....._OT ........ .. .................. .., •q .., ..... M ,,...,.. cw ........ ... .- and Iran each claimed heavy damage to the .other in a naval and artillery battle at the bead of the Pe.nian Gulf. It was the heaviest fighting in the border conflict between the two oil giants. Iran and Iraq have been spar-ring along their borders for months, but the fi1bting escalated last week after Iraq cancelled a 1975 treaty. The treaty ended the late Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi's sup- port ol a Kurdish rebellion in northern Iraq and in return put the last 80 miles of the boundary between the two countries down the middle of the Shatt al-Arab waterway. In abrogating the treaty, Iraq said it was resumina sovereign- ty over the eastern half of the estuary, which is formed by the Animal Slaia union of the Tigris and Euphrates rivers and connects Bas rah, Iraq's chief port, as well as Iran's Khorramshabr and Abadan with the Persian Gull. Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Kbameni of I ran 's Supreme Defense Council, military representative of Iranian leader Ayatollah Ruhollab Khomeini, today said: "the puppet and mercenary Ira- qi government bas started air r1tids against Iranian territory ... the Iranian army will not tolerate aggress ion . . . and shall give a bitter lesson to Iraqi President Saddam Hussein," ac· cording to Tehran Radio. An Iranian revolutionary guard commander said MiGs bombed airports at Abvaz. Hamadan, Tabl'iz, Dezful, (See MIDEAST, Page AZ) '--· Siberian Tigress Kilb Zoo Keeper BEKESBOURNE, Encland <AP) -A tigress spared after ltillinc her keeper Jut month killed again today at a privately owned aoo here and was shot to death, a zoo spokesman said. Zeya, a rare Siberian usreu. Jet Ski Rider Hospitalized A 19-year-old Irvine youth rid· in8 a jet ski outside Dana Point Harbor Sunday was rescued 6y Orange County harbor patrolmen after be wu knocked unconacioul and thrown into the water. A Sheriff's Department spokesman said Robert Cameron wu jwnpins ellbt to 10-foot swella at about 4 p.m. when be stnack bla chin on tbe bandleban of tbe jet ski. Cameron was taken to San Clemente General Hospital wbere be ii listed in atable ton· dltioa and sutreriq from a prob- tble eoac:msioa. -3-- kllled zoo keeper Bob Wilson when he and two other keepers were cleaning the animal's cace, said a s pokesman for Howletta Zoo, SO miles southeast of London. On Aug. 21, the tigress at- tacked and killed bead tiger keeper Brian Stocks while be waa cleaniq the cace. The zoo 's owner , John Aspinall, abot 1.eya to death to- daY. after the second killing, the spokesman said. Aspinall refused to order the ti1reu killed after her first at- tack In Auaust. . "It w• not her fault," he told reporten at the time. "She was protectinl her cub." He aaid 1.eya was "known to be untruatworthy" and keeper Stocks bad made a "fatal mis- caiculation" by entering the animal's case while the ticress was nunlna a slx·week-old cub. Tbe ma previously operated for 22 years wttbout a fatality, be said. Tbe apok•man said today's klllins occurred after "1.eya bad (See TIGER, Pase AJ) .c Al!WI,....... NUCLEAR WARHEAD ESCORTED BY HEAVY SECURITY C.nlater Weml Lmbel: 'Do Not D ----- Diamond Switell Balboa WomanPays 14,000 for 'Fala!S'· Newport Beach detectives are searching for a man named "Tony" who allegedly talked a businesswoman Into buyin1 $24,000 worth of diamonda at a cut rate and then pulled a fast switcberoo. The fast·talkin1 suspect, police said, approached tbe Balboa Peninsula shop owner late last week sayinc be bad three near-perfect dlamoadll be was willinc to sell at a reuona- ble rate. The man, dreued in a coordinated tennis outfit, ac- companied the woman to a pair of Harbor Area Jewelry ahopa to have the stones appraised. Asaured by the jewelen that the diamonds were cenulne, the woman forked over $4,000 in -cash for the stones only to flnd out later that tbe man bad banded her fake diamond.a. She told police abe believed the man, wbo transacted the deal in her abop, awitcbed dlamoadll on ber while she wu di11ln1 in ber purse for the cub. Police said the allesed con artiat wore dark aunslaaaea tb.rouPout tbe t.ramactkm and bad what WU described U a New Jenej accent. ....-.. --- Explosion DAMASCUS, Ark. (AP) -A convoy of eight milita ry vehicles led by a security van left a Titan 11 missile site today, apparenUy transporting a nuclear warhead inside a canister labeled "Do Not Drop." The convoy, escorted by two helicopters, arrived a bout 1 'h hours later at Little Rock Air Force Base in Jackso'nville, Ark. The Air Force continued to maintain tight security over tbe operation, refusing to confirm the widely held belief that a warhead was blown hundreds of feet into the air from the silo in a fuel explosion Frid ay. The blast , occurring when a wrench was dropped in the silo, killed a sergeant and injured 21 men. Despite the secrecy. an Air Force colonel di recting the con- voy smiled and gave a thumbs· up sign to an AP re porter who a s ked , "Is that what you wouldn't confirm or deny?" The convoy was led by an Air For ce pickup truck abd a securi- ty van with nasbing blue lights. State police patrol cars escort· ed the convoy, and two helicop· ters new ahead to report traffic conditions on U S. 65 and In- te rstate 40. At one point, the ~ voy was ordered to slow from 55 mph to about 40 mph. Members of the convoy could be beard on radio monitors ask· ing for "security check." There was a nurry of activity at the site shortly before the con- voy left at 5:30 a.m. PDT. State police cruisers and patrol cars from the Van Buren County sheriff's office gathered out.side the gate and an Air Force helicopter arrived a short '-ime later. (See TITAN, Page A2) FAIL ARRIJ'ES ON WARM DAY By 'fte AlaMlated Press Fall arrives today at 2:09 p.m. PDT. The official changeover from summer to fall comes at the mo- ment of the autumnal equinox when the aun is direcUy over the equator and, theoretically, day and nlebl are equal ln length. Tbe days will keep 1ettin1 aborter until the winter solstice in December. ) j i A2 . DAILY PILOT 5 Mandly. S!f!!!•m 2'2i 1880 ' I I c I ) .--~~~~~~~~--- CluudiPay Bid Fizzles RO<·nESTER . N Y <APl nw lu~ of ~ plect"5 of al ~ver didn't boo1t 1ttltndan<'e much at the l.utheran C'bu~ll of Peace , but the C'bUrfh dldn 't IOlie mut'b ~it.her &very <'hurch1ou at· tendln1 the mornl11 wors hip se>r vlce Sunday was hand~ a new Su.tan 8. Anthony silver dollar a11 part or & achen)t' to ln c rcitst• nwmbtlrsh1p and intlut>n('t' l'Onetn·1•nt11 to gi vt> f't>nttrously ' Offi<•1als ot the r hur<'h, wh1l'h hu 18t mtimbton . had on hand U O ~fiver dollars Sunday mornint and hoped to f ive tht'm all 1tw3y But 011 y 137 tumt'd out, 17 mott th1tn tht> pre vious Sunda) ,~,....rap .ti MIDEAST ... To lumbeh Sabi near Ahvu, Boushehr, as well as Tehran. Another person railed a Wstem reporter in Tehran and reported the airports in Tabriz, Ahvaz and Boushehr were bOmbed concur rently. An earLier report from a wit· ness said an Iranian Phantom jet fighter bOmbed Mehrabad Airport and was shot down by other Iranian fighter planes. He quoted a friend at the airport as s a y ing "many have been kille d." The re was no im · mediate explanation of how the Iranian Phantom jet could have been involved. A spokesman at lhe Mehrabad control tower said an Iranian Air Fo r ce Boeing 707 was damaged in the attack. as was housing under construction in the area. · A second witness said earlier there was a fire at the Mehrabad Airport, caused by careless workers. There was no official com· meqt on either report. All communications were functioning sporadically with the airport, four miles west of . Tehran. The statement from Baghdad accused Iran of attempting to obstruct navigation in the dis· puled Shatt el-Arab waterway by s helling Iraq and foreign vessels entering or leaving the estuary during the last two days and again today. The statement also charged that Iranian air force jets staged intense air raids on Iraqi grotmd fo r c e s along the common border , closed Iran's air space to civilian traffic and declared general mobilization. The statement ordered Iraqi troops to "show mercy to those who s urrender and be tough with those who choose to resist." Reports of the airport bomb- ings came one day after Iraq a nd Iran each claimed heavy damage to the other in a naval and artillery battle at the bead of the Persian Gulf. It was the heaviest fighting so far in the border war between the two oil giants. Baghdad Radio said Iraqi forces destroyed eight Iranian ·gunboats Sunday in the Shatt al· Arab estuary and tbe Iranian naval base at Kbosrowabad, 20 miles south of the Abadan oil re· finery. It admitted the loss of oqe Iraqi patrol boat. 7he Iraqi news agency said Iraqi forces attacked after Ira· nian gunboats opened fire on a British cargo ship sailing toward the Iraqi port of Basrab. The agency said the bridge of the British ship was hit. but the vessel continued its journey and the Iranian gunboats were re· pulsed. The a gency said Iraqi IUD· boats also drove off Iranian gun. boats that approached a Kuwaiti ship and a Singapore ship sailing in the waterway. Meanwhile, Tehran Radio said Iranian forces sank an Iraqi vessel and drove four others aground during the fighting. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT f ru• Or•,. (o.t\I Ottift P1~ ••If\ tWtt•<h ,, tomo.~ ........... , Pt•H ,, Ch,1011\ ..... , IM Or•no~ (CW\I P'-'04•\l\•"O C.eim0411• Sieol••tf' f'd•tton\ 11n °'*'•\IW-0 ~ • ., thf'O"""' Fr10..y IOf' Cot•• ,w.,. Hf"•POf'I er~" MVftltf\oQ10fl 8 e •<" Fo111l'lt•1,. V•llf'¥ t•y1nt l •O'-'"• 8e•(. f\ ~fh C.N \I A \t"9tfl f'f4 •on•f "°'fllO"I t\ °"Dlt\"9ct s.-.,,,-cun ""'° ~•H '~ °''""'"1 D\IOlt\,,lt'llQ QltMll I\ •t )JO '#tU l•f SftH I P 0 lo• 1 ~ (O'\t• AIM'• C•l1f0fft1• •lt,. 11-•IN- Po,•O-l'H •"° P~1V\N T•...-u••~ll Ect1to• ,,...,..,& M...,... ... M""•O'IW fl:tltor- CM rtHM '-"' •''"""' ~n•Q•no f O•to.- OfflcH coe1• _..,. no wo 1 I••"'"' L...,,.. ... ,,, 1011 Ho Coot HIOft••• ,..urtu"'O'on k•<" u tn 8••<" lkN•••.,. Telepflone (714)~ Cleulfted Adwel1telnetu-M7' ~·''r. ::! "::%,.~~.::=~"'':.~ m.r,., ., ..... ,..""'"'"" ~•ltift "'•• bf> re•ro•v(..M •ttMvf ,.,.c1•I Pf''"'"'°" 01 t. .. ,,.,...., tf.~:,o,..~•·,~s~'!=-.t.•S:.::,~~ ~:' fltt ••. ,,,..,. ... ,. t y m •ll tJ M mMllMt mttU•r f M'\ttMlt9"' M to "'Ofttfrrtlf 4 Men Murdered Surprised Burglars in Sa/ e Heist ROSTON (Ar> l"our 1= m•n who appa,..,tty •tum onto • ule ht!wt •• they NpOrt t'd fcv wort •t • bowUn1 alley today w•r• handcuffed and falaU.J llihtJt In a r•palr room. pollt't' aaid Tllrw orf t.hf. men all In their e.rly JOI ~""tr.. ''n.>nou_n('f!d dt1W •t the at'ftnl" A fourth wu •llv• wht-n polltt1 arrlv~ at the arene. but died latM at St Ell~abfth' llotpltal, a ho9P'tal 1poknwoman aa1d omcen 1ald lhe men were foubd fue down In a r•palr room Whind the pln setten ol Samm)' White'• Bri1htoa Bowl oe Solctien n.ld Road lhtroPolltan Dl1trl<"t Com min ion Lt Sean M•nnton Hid the forced entry." •II the vktlm.11 appeared to have However, he 1aid there wu no bet n •hot In the head s itn that the bulldln1 was A metropolitan officer found broken Into. them at 7 30 am •f\er Pol&ee,. ··Apparently, they came celved a rep0rt of a robbery at throu&h the front door," he sald. the bowlln1 alley The building ia a clnderb&ock Police s pecul1thld that the structure on a parkway between employMa, rcp0rtln1 for work, two offtce buildings. lnterrupt~1 1tn attempted break Police Deputy Superintendent 1ntt1tht:safe -Ja".!es Mac QJLt.ld uidJh~ 801loo patrolman •lb ry . shoo ngs apparently occurred O'Mallt!y Htd pullc-e received a about dawn. He said the victims r .. port that money waa acattered apparenUy were employees of on the noor neu where tbe the bowling alley. bodi~• were found. A 1lgn on a side entrance read, Patrolman Nichola s ln-"Thia property is protected by tern•col•, one of t.hoae who found security systems desl1ned t.o re· tht! bodiea, aald. "\Ve were just suit in the apprehension of lookinl We were looking to find trespassers and thieves." F,....P~AI Goid p~·$7oo Barrier; Silver Up TITAN •.. As television crews and re· porters across U.S. 6S from the gate prepared for the exit by the convpy, the helicopter took off and headed in the direction of Little Rock Air Force Base. LONDON <AP> The price of gold broke the $700-an-ounce barrier today for the first time in mOf'e than seven months. Silver also skyrocketed. Dealers attributed the rise to nervousness over the Iraq-Iran border war, which escalated to·· day as Iraqi MiGs bombed seven a i rports in Iran, including Tehran's Mahrabad facility. The dollar, meanwhile, was mostly higher. In Zurich, gold opened at $700.SO a troy ounce at mid· morning, up from $676.SO Fri· BalJoon Hits Midimy Point OKLAHOMA CITY <AP) - "Super Chicken," a 10-story helium balloon with a pair of modem adventurers aboard, bas crossed Oklahoma and into Kansas on its trip from Oceanside, Calif. to the Atlantic Coast. Ground crews keeping contact with the balloon said it passed over Sayre in western Oklahoma on Sunday and came within 20 miles of Oklahoma City before veering northward toward Wichita, Kan. The balloon, carrying Phoenix businessmen John Sboecratl, 35, and Ron Rippe, 37, could reach the Atlantic Coast sometime Tuesday, said Eileen Bailey. spokeswoman for the fli1bt. Divers Find Ship's Wreck HOUGHTON, Mich. <AP> - The wreck of a luxury ship that sank in 1911 apparently bas been found on the bottom of Lake Superior by divers from Jacques Cousteau's research vessel Calypso. They plan to fllm the Gunilda, "one of the most beautiful" ships the c.rew bas seen under water, said crewman Christian Goues. Well-preserved because of the cold water, the ship was found with the masts and rigging still · up on the MacGarvey Shoal near Roscoff, Ontario. The Calypso is working on a Great Lakes documentary to be released in l.981. Wave Swamps Boat; 2 Die · GARIBALDI. Ore. (AP) -A 40-foot chartered fishing boat was knocked end over end by a wave in Tillamook Bay on the Oregon coast, killing two and injuring 11, authorities said. Tillamook General Hospital administrator Jerry Poeue said pauencers told him the Nancy H. was bucking ts-foot swells when a wave caught its stem. Pogue identified the fatalities as Jee Robinson, 56, of Tualatin and Earl J . Sbettel, 56, of Vancouver, Wash. 7 Die in Crash Of U.S. Bomber BIGGIN IULL, En1land (AP) -Two U.S. Air ~rce men pd five Britlab civilians were killed when the World War JI American bomber they were fty. ln1 crubed durin1 an air lhow marklne the 40tb annivenuy of the Battle ol Britain. Tbe Dou1laa A·2t Invader "made a loop at the IOUt.bern end of the munway and disap- peared from view lato the valley," said pbcM&rapber Ool1a · Mercer. A witnea 1ald the twin· ellll.ne plane juat mialed a street of bOUleS and crubed lDto 1 1raa1y bulk. All aboard were killed , but tbere were no caeualtiel oa the 1rowM1. , day, and had risen to $'704.SO by mid-day. lt was the first time gold topped $700 in Europe since Feb. 11 when the metal closed at $713.50 an ounce in Zurich. London's five major bullion houses fixed the morning gold price at $698. 75 an ounce, up $20.25 from Friday's close. But the afternoon fixing was $718. Meanwhile, gold traded at $724 an ounce in New York, up S3S.80. Silver traded in New York at $24. 7Q. up$2.90. The price surge began earlier in the day in the Far Eas t, where gold climbed $18.01 an ounce in Hong Kong to close at $703.65. The dollar lost ground to the British pound but made small gains against the Japanese yen and most European currencies. Carter Talks At Torrance TORRANCE <AP) -On his first campaign trip to California, President Carter was to be grilled today on a variety of topics by questioners wbo were among 1,000 citiaeos at a "town ball" meet.inc in a bilb school gym. The ticket holders were chosen from among 5,000 appli· cants who bad sent in coupons clipped from two local newspapers the weekend of Sept. 13-14. At a ceremony last week. tbe 1,000 winners were drawn from a chicken wire bar· rel in the Torrance City Council chambers. Cart.er was scheduled to speak to a state AFL·CIO convention in Los Angeles later today and to attend a Democratic National Committee fund-raising recep- tion in Beverly Hills before fly . ing to San Jose for more cam· paigning Tuesday. 2ndQuake Shakes Gulf GOLDEN, Colo. <AP> -For the second time in a month, a moderate earthquake bas shaken the upper Gulf of California, according to tbe U.S. Geological Survey. A tremor recorded at 7: 11 p. m . Saturday registered 5.0 on the Richter scale here. The Callfonia Institute of Technology Seismology Lab in Pasadena bad a reading of 5.25 on the Richter ~ale of ground motion. The 1eoiogical survey's Earth· quake Information Center here said the epicenter of the quake was about 300 miles southeast of San Diego, just north of Angel de la Guarda Island, Mexico, tbe same area where a moderate quake was recorded !'ug. 30. Pope John Paul Attacks Abortion VAnCAN CITY (AP) -Pope John Paul II bu delivered bis sharpest attack yet on abortion. It waa seen aa part of the Vatican'• continu.ln1 campaip to repelal Italy'• two-year-old law wbJch permits free abor· lion• on demand in the fitst 90 day1 ol prepancy. The tractor-trailer truc k believed to have been carrying the warhead was loaded with two large canisters anchored to the trailer. One of the canisters was blue. The other was silver and green. " Both were labeled "Do Not Drop." Secretary of Defense Harold Brown said Sunday that he or- dered an Air Force investigation of the nation's 18 Titan II missile installations with an eye toward safety improvements. Gov. Bill Clinton was touring the missile silo site today. the first official other lhan military personnel allowed in the area. The Air Force said the news media also would be permitted a tour. Air Force crews worked in secrecy Sunday to remove debris from the farmland where the Titan 11 blew out of its silo Friday. and the Defense Depart· ment again declined to say whether a nuclear warhead was involved. The Rev. Tommy Hall as- sailed the official silence during his sermon at the First Baptist Church, saying Damascus resi· dents have a right to know what risks they feced •'because we are Americans, we are paying the bills." "We don't want secrets re- vealed to us. All we want is the truth," he said in a 20-minute sermon. . Some 1,400 area residents were te mporarily evacuated after the explosion. The blast catapulted tbe warhead out of the underground silo, according to tapes of military radio transmissions monitored by the Arkansas f:azette. The New York Times t.oday ,•.ated military sources as confirmi.,g that an unarmed nuclear wa;head was aboard the missile. Family Bombed OLATilE, Kan. <AP) -A gift. wrapped box delivered to a home here may have contained the bomb that exploded and killed six people in a slaying al- legedly motivated by revenge, officials say. Danny E. Cn.a.mp was arrested alter the weekend explosion. His ex-wife, Diane, was one of the six family mem· bers who died. Delly ...... "-9.., LM .. ..,. A Dilleg of a .... rlearly 2,000 people turned out Sunday for La,una Beach's Jim Dilley Day to honor the memory o the founder of the Laguna Greenbelt, Inc. Among those who dropped in was this parachutist. Another parachutist, former mayor Roy Holm, landed in a ne.arby tot lot. Holm untangled himself in time to take on duties as master of ceremonies at the day-long event at Main Beach Park. Man Fatally Shot by Cop LOS ANGELES <AP) -A 37 ·year-old Wilshire District man was shot to death this weekend by a police officer who thought a 40-ioch-long angle iron the man aimed at him was a gun, police said. Sgt. Jim Lowry said Sunday that Officer Steve ~escott, :n, and a 15-year-veteran of tbe force, never was closer than so feet to the victim, Willie Lee Peterson. Lowry said when Peterson ~rouched down, raised the angle ~ron to his shoulder and pointed it at Prescott. Prescott fired one shotgun round, striking Peterson in the face. Bandit Clubs Heist Victim An attendant at a gas station in Huntington Beach told police be was clubbed from behind by a male suspect who stole $1,273 from the cash drawer SatW,Say night, police reported. Police said the Digas Gas Sta· tlon, 7232 Edinger Ave .. was robbed at 8:30 p.m. The suspect was described as a white male, about 20, with dark hair. The suspect fled on foot, police said. The attendant, who was knocked to the ground, suffered a bump on bis bead, police said. F,....PflfleAI TIGER .•• been removed to the nen door enclosure for tbe cleaning opera- tion. ''Her 10-week-old cub, however , still remained In tbe enclosure. During the process of cleaning out the yard, Zeya climbed an internal fence of about 11 feet separating the two enclosures. Bob saw ber doiq tbl1 and shouted to other keepers, •get out'." Wilson was caught by the an- gry tigress three feet from the door. "Zeya pulled him down and appeared to kill him in.stantly with a neck bite. Tbe other keepers attacked her with a pitchfork but sbe would not re- lease her grip on Bob and she dragged him away to tbe ti,en' bathing pool," the spokesman said. "Al this point there were no signs of lite from Bob at all. A few minutes later Mr. Aspinall appeared and sent for a IUD and shot the tigress dead.'' Bullet Hits Car SAN FRANCISCO (AP>-Tbe ~irear window of a California Highway Patrol car was shat· tered by a eun shot near the area where sniper fire was re- ported a week •IO· The CHP of. ficer reported tbat be was driv- ing north on U.S. 101 Sunday night when a bullet shattered the rear window of bis patrol cruiser. I ''The church knows that ever:Y attempt a1alnst the child's life tn the womb of the mother ls a 1re1t uaault on the conscience, • 1reat dla1race, a 1reat pain," the pontllf told a crowd of 50,000 1atbered Sunday In St. Peter's Sqdare for hl• noon blesalna. ' Pul ti Together for School at the Garage S1ubt>tes OtJr 83% conon/17% polyesler pinwale cord pants and sh0r1s 1n navy It blue and camel ALSGARAGE 56 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH (714) 644 7030 Pot Farm Found CALIENTE (AP>. -·Some eoo marijuana plaDU valued at tl00,000 were found 1row\al OD a Caliente farro. Kern County narcotics qenta re'°rted. Add one ot our Hawa11an rAV()l1 silkies lrom Nat Norfleet Ottsnore or O P A or eat c:om0tna11on r ,.. I ... J ~ r • c it c c " l1 ~ " I t• n ti I t ~ ti h Cl ,d h ti v e I p p ' II b II e .. , •• Mondlv. September22, t980 DAILY PILOT A.1 'Dial......,ote' .Tips Gi1'en~ Politicians • , GLENN scan ·-o.ii. ""'·~ Richard Nlaon. as a preaadent, waa a "driver "Jle la Uted fa11t but <not rrwndly. He aavt> the> 1m preHlon of~ina buay. brusque a faatdeelslon mak"r Some sa y Jimmy ~·a rt t-r arabbed the prt>SldflnCy after Nhu>n '1 fall from 1race by sttm Ina the ot>iiotlte In hl11 ll()C'.'tt~ he came aCf'Oil' a. a folks). warm penonaUty. the man who cared •~ mur b about your painful coma a.<1 the Sue1 Canal 1f JOU tao were in potlbN and talked GD the telephont' to t~o sucb people. rat t'ilaaerald SQ) I you ahcMald talk>r yuur dt-h vt'r) to m their varied social s ty les T~ her. usina lht' telephont' for political purposes 1 n 't u~ ea.::.' as ldssina a bat>y or sampling apple strudel The poht1c1an needs to pay attent10n lo lhr personality of the person on "the line. and she claims that, with preparation, a simple "hello" may be all the 1nfo rmat1on needed to plot an approach to enlist a new supporter Mrs. Fitzgerald 1s a com munications systems represen tative. She instructs customer.> how to use the phone for best re· sults. On Friday, her sub1ect for 10 politically oriented customers at a free three-ho u r se minar sponsored by Pacific Telephone was "How to Win with Phone Power ." M r!I i''tl:t~f'rllld dlvtdf'S IX'Oplt' into four P4'rsonallty ty~ l1y c ro s1n1t tn11ll' 11f 11i.i1t•r1 1v1•nt'ioi~ '"~ t•r1wt' J)t'tll>lt' talk rll.'lt and £ f I h 0 r t' (I q u I c· k l )' I U n d responsiveness ( rt'spon111vt• 1wo pit arc penional und wet r m ) N1u.1t1, lht• dr1vt>r , · wa' l" '\t>rll\t hut non r<:.11n ,1v1• C 1rt<'r wn' umu1h!,lll!""" 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The)' arc e.H'lled with 'l;'XJ.lrt>SS I\ t'S . a nd S('lt.'llllfac "1th the analyt1rals , · ~hl· said fhe} make the hstener fot:l t•c>m fort able And tht' succt-ssful poht1c:1an~ don't forget the t'ardin.il rule of telephone ramp<11gning ~he :-aid they explain the benefit" lx."htnd the standard r li(·hC's Don't just talk about law :tnd order. she said. but exµlain that listeners will reel safer In their homes. Less govcrnmC'nl l'O tllrol means more time and money to spe nd on your fami ly, she said H u 1 n ,. ti l 1 kt• c o II cc t i o n o ( 1.·huruc•teri. Thi· 1>honc 'h ne was li nked to '* • 1.qat• rel·urcl t•r so lhf' c;allcrs 1.·uuht study their app~.aals. Mn. 1"1l.t5(l'rulcl 1.rnld sorrw 1wovlc find 1 hut lhutr voices ar e too shrill or 11a1111 l 1.t1 h•• t•ffcctivl' A pro~r vo1rt• und u slick de lt vt>r won't ht•l11. however, af t hl' llstt.·m·r 11> up.ithctic. So she 'a11t c·all t•r:o. 111 u11t 'st.>l up an uo11wc1 by ~c~·klnt¢ support in 11lw,t111ru. tlrnt 1ovolve choic~s "If you give people a choice, they'll usually choose one," she said. "If you ask if they'll do something, they'll usually say no ." Added Ms. Krone: "You may get the vote just because you asked rorJ t." There ~are other tricks, too. Always hang up the phone last so the lis tener doean 't think you can't wait to 1et orr the line. And even if someone objects to your candidate. find sometblng to agree upon before giving up . And don't roraet the so-called "bun words ." Psycholo1ists have discovered that listeners perk up when they hear certain words such as "you," "money" :tnd "save," she said. Some-experienced callers place mirrors in front of them to make sure they smile while they talk . Mrs. Fitzgerald said, because speake rs have more in- flection in their voices when they 're. pinning. ............. Should c ustomers be grinning about the utility's free seminars that teach the best ways to solicit by telephone? Mrs. Fitsgerald aaid the goal or the "phone power'' class is to make or1anizations more effi- cient so they'll eventually in· crease their tele phone needs. Ms. Krone had another ra· tionale. "We're tryin1 to ma1te telephones useful and pleasura· ble rather than a form or har · assment," she said . County Sets Hearing on Coast Plans The Orange County Planning Commis!lion will conduct public hearings Tuesday on local coastal plans for seven regions a long the Orange County coastline. The hearings will be held at 1 :30 p.m. in the Hall of Ad ministration meeting roo m . located at Broadway and Santa Ana Boulevard, in Santa Ana . Draft plans for Sunset Beach, Sunset Aquatic Regiona l Park. Ne wport Dunes, Santa Ana Heights, Laguna Niguel, Dana Point and Capistrano Beach will be considered during the hear· ings. In a nutshell, her message was to be enthusiastic and prepared. But to her , preparation means more than compiling a list or people to call. It includes a psychological breakdown or personality types and a bag or sales trac ks to turn a n un· dec ide d const ituent into a poUticaJ ally. Then to drive home he r an· struction, s he had each or the 10 pa rticipants scribble down a br ie f campaig n pit c b and nervously delJ ver it over a phone to Public Af(a1rs Manager Pat Krone, who played a Ca rol John Roy or Braintree, England, stretches his six -foot mus tache he's been growing for the past 41 years. Roy, a retired pub k eeper snapped on a visit to Toronto, says he 's upset because another man claims to hold the world's must ache record with a mere four-foote r . Preparation or the coastal plans was mandated by the state legislature in 1976 as part or im· plementation or the California Coastal Act. The county Environmental Manageme nt Ag e n cy is responsible for prepa ration or the plans for all unincorporated coastal are as a nd c ounty- controlled tidelands in cities. lrrine's Stoneltetage? No , those blocks aren't the work or some primitive society, they are the stairwells for buildings to be cons tructed in the Irvine Company's Executive Park, across the San Diego Freeway from John Wayne Ajrport. The stairwe lls will serve the fi ve, two-story buildings to take sha pe in the 200,000- square root project. Lennon Talks of Split NEW YORK CAP> -In bis first major interview ip rive years, ex· Beatie John Lennon says he want· ed to leave the Fab Four as early as 1966 but did not make the move until four years later because he "just didn't have the guts." In an interview with Newsweek magazine, Lennon disputed aJ. legations that his second wife, Yoko Ono, was responsible for the group's breakup in 1970. He said the "seed" to quit tbe rock band was planted when the Beatles stopped touring. ··But J was too frightened to stepoutorthepalace. Tbal's what killed Presley." Lennon said , re· ferring to the late rock'n'roll singer Elvis Presley. "The king is al ways killed by his courtiers." The singer, who turns 40 Oct. 9, said "Yoko showed me what it was like to be El vis Beatie, and to be s urrounded by sycophant slaves only interested in keeping the s ituation as it was -a kind of death." OJ his radical political views of the early 1970s, Lennon said, A Bit al the Old Souila "That radicalism was phony , really, because it '.NaS out or guilt." Ile said h'c'd always felt guilty that he made money, "so I had to give it a way or lose it." -Lennon also told the magazine there is no hope that the group, which hit international s tardom in 1964 and sent teen-agers swoon· ing with such soogs as· 'She Loves You," "Yesterd ay" and "Help," will ever reunite. ·'The four guys who us ed to be that group can never ever be that group again even if they wanted to be ... Al"Wlr ....... 'ft\e Nottoway Plantation, located at White Castle, La., bas been opened to the public for the rant Ume. It is called the biggest pre-Civil War plantation house in the south and possibly the biggest antebellum home in the nation. J A Violent Sunday: The plans detail s uc h factors as identification and protection of r esources. access to the coast, land use, transportation and im- provement of recreational op- portunities. Three Kilkd in L4 LOS ANGELES (AP) -Two shooting deaths, a fatal stabbing and a bottle-throwing mob of turned-away concertgoers at the Sports Arena prompted a five· hour tactical alert to quell the situation, police said today. In unrelated incidents, two people were shot about two blocks from the Sports Arena at 9 :30 p.m. Sunday, at about the same time SO people out of a mob of J00.500 threw bottles and rocks and stormed the Sports Arena doora after they were turned away from the aold-out concert by the rock group Con· funlrtion, said Lt. Greg Berg. Berg said none of the bottle throwers was arrested "because ~eRages . Near Irvine A brush fire of unknown origin burned 75 acres Sunday after· noon in an area near the South Coast Gun Club east of Irvine. Forty-five Orange County Fire Department personnel. backed up by 10 fire engines. two bulldozers, two water tankers and four air tankers from the California Division of Forestry battled the blaze for more than one hour before bringing it un· der control. The fire broke out at 3:45 p.m. at the east end of Jeffrey Road in unincorporated territory. The cause of the fire has not been established, a fire depart- ment spokesman said today. -- we didn't have the manpower to even try to make any arrests when the incident occurred. which is why we called a tac· tic al alert." He added: "In fairness to the Sports Are na and the people who pro mote concerts, the two (shooting) homicides that oc- curred involved some kind or car theft attempt where the vie· Um chased the suspects into the are a of the concert. It was com- pletely unrelated lo the Sports Arena event.'' However. Berg said the later stabbing "probably" was re· lated. The two male adults were abot to death near the southwest cor- ner of the Coliseum parkine lot. In such an alert, officers stay on duty until the alert is over,· and officers outside the area in· volved are on duty in case their aid is needed. Sixteen other police divisions were involved in the alert, he said. The victims of the shootings were not immediately identified. but al least three people were in c ustody for questioning about the incident, Berg said. An unidentified male was stabbed to death at about 12:30 this morning near tbe Sports Aref\a before the concert had ended. Berg said. No one was in custody concerning the stab· bing, he said. The incidents apparently had no impact on the concert. "The concert itself inside was very calm and s mooth." Berg said. Nudes Pose As Gift to F~miser SAN DIEGO <AP) -Artist Robert Miles Parker cul short a- Paris vacation to lend his Vic- tor! an ·sty le home to raise money for a group called Friends or Alternatives in Recreation. As about 45 people milled around, a majority with sketch pads in hand, members or sup- porters of the group posed &m- day in the nude. • A man who identified himself as a 30-year-old junior hfgh school t eacher posed near a door. Marlene Bishop s at in a wi cker chair. Brad Cousineau stood. also in the buff, behind her. A young woman who identified herself only as Wanda s aid she was letting herself be drawn by strangers "only because" her boyfriend was out of town. The teacher, speaking to a re· porter without making any move to distract the amateur artists, said if his pupils knew. he was posing nal(ed "it wouldn 'l have any impact on them at a ll." "I'm attached to the kids and have a good rapport with them," he said. ·'They would know there is nothing sleazy or sinister about nudis m." The skelch·in raised $450. our cotton cablcz, "v "ncz.ck _ .. tilCl. p:z.rflict 6WIW ta.r for ymr round 'MZ.ar. hond fl'Wnarl fbur ply yarns al low 1l to b:2. comfbrU)bkz. any Limz. you mad a e-w.alar ava1 lebl<Z. in tVAZ.lw. rcz.fhzehin9 colors, including nal,ural,ni.d, royal , nav'j, gr<21'ln , 58J1d., m<Llon, lt.blu.<Z., pink, yiz.l low, le\.<lndcz.r and black @J~o~@)~~ 44 Fb.shion Island• Newport Beach•1141644-5010 1001 ~stwood Blvd.·~stwood Village•213!419·7121 a t ) ll • b I 0 1 d I h i ti ; I vl C l t i p l I r. \ I b d e 0 • • d' I ,, A -· A-I DAIL y Pll.Ol Cftrter Absence Hit Anderson 'Named' Debate Victor BALTIMORE <AP> John 8 . Andenoa saya IM'a tot that aood rteUn1 In lUa bonea while Ronald Ru1an'1 aatlatled that "nobody atumbJed " But aeitMr dahna to han turned ., mlaaMil ol prim• Ume lnlO an hour of decl11on Andenoo, tht: lncMpendent , aJ>d Republlnn nomlnee Reacan ar1ued ••• queaUou apiece In the fall's Rrtt, -.net pMalbly lut, pns6denUal dfl bate &mday niaht Tho aareect on al1UOet nothina. except ~ nttessfty to aend ~ldent Carter a l "Wlah you W\'I'\' here" [ \I> 11 , f \ 11 l ,1, meuaati vu1 11atlonal tt'levlaion -· -------- Carter w•tched the ahow from the White HoUM and an aide, Stuart Elaenatat, said there wue no ttlreta for b11 abeence. The president contmues to hold out for a one.on-One encounter with ~~an AU thrtt candidates return to the campaip trail today . Anderson was named the "wumer" by a panel of debate experts convened by The Aaa«lated Preu, but he decllned to make such a claim for himself, deferring to the only panel that really count.a. "the judgment of the areat viewinc au· dience." - Aoc1f'11(•11 '~ 11tr11tegy wu:c lo driaw a clear con· trHt bf'twN•11 h•mH lf 11nd Kea111tn. and he sue 1•udl'd Tht-prc-sidentl•I riv1d11 disagreed on taxes, 1onat10tl, t·nt•r.cy 1iollcy uncJ mlhtury ispendin(C. A AAMPl ,t;R: Tu c·utli Rf'utc11n for , Atitltlrxon against. Tht' MX m ublh• rn111111h•, IH1ugan for, Anderson lljClltnllt An ~Xl'IHt' ·th• 110 .c11so11rw Anderson for . Hl"•tc•n aaulnst An anti 1thort111n aml'11cl111ent Reagan for, An· d1• neon attuin1Jt In fat'!, Hide from cnt1cism of President ('1trtttr's ahA<•nct1, lhc:1r unly significant area of lll(rt't"mt•nt WA:oi In 11va)Os1tton tu the draft. "fT'S A 8HA~u; NOW that there are only two of UI here debaUna. becau.'fe the two or us here are In more a"rooment than disagreement on this particuhar Issue," said Reitgan. He said Carter would have taken the other 'side E1zen.stat, the president's domestic affairs ad· viser, emerged to crltlcl:te Anderson and to attack Reagan's positions as "e1ttraordinarily con· servat.Jve." Oil Cut Issue Baffling NICOSIA , Cypr41 (AP) -AJI 13 members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Coun· tries have agreed to cut their oil production by 10 percent. Iran's oil minister was quoted as say· inl today. However. the authoritative Middle East Economic Survey. an oil industry newsletter that reflects the views of Saudi Arabia, OPEC's largest pro· ducer, said only six members of the cartel had agreed to the pro· duction cuts. ... Pars, the official Iranian news agency, said Iranian Oil Minister Ali Akbar Moinfar re· ported the agreement to cul pro· duction on his return from the OPEC meeting in Vienna last week.' He said the reduction in output would dry up the current world oil glut. But the Middle East Economic Survey said only Algeria, In· Waiting for 'Dead' ,. ............ For someone waiting to view the dead, the weekend scene at New York's Rockefeller Center was anything but mournful. Rock fans began wai~ in lines Friday after- noon for tickets to two October concerts by the "Grateful Dead." Police, who said there were few arrests saw crowds ~ouble in size every six hours through Sat~day, numbenng more than 2,<XX> by the time tickets went on sale this morning. Tom Marplliae la colledbt1 mulu'ooma in Brea. m. Jut Coaatlag cotama will reHme sometime. donesia, Iran, Libya, Niger1a and Venezuela agreed to the re· duction. It said Iraq promised to consider a cut "very seriously" while the United Arab Emirates and Qatar "are understood to have rather vaguely undertaken to look into the matter." Algeria announced a 10 per· cent production cut on Sunday. The 13 OPEC countries are currently producing an estimat· ed Z7 million barrels a day, an estimated 2 million to 3 million more than current demand. Ac· cording to the newsletter, the proposed cuts could total between 1 milLion and 1.S million barrels of oil a day, and some OPEC e1tperts believe such a re- duction would "jus t about balance the market in the fourth · quarterofthe year." Helicopter Crash Kills 3 Marines JOLIET, Ill. (AP> -The Marine Corps has launched an investigation into the fiery crash of a military helicopter that ex· ploded moments after executing an aerobatic maneuver during an airshow here. Three servicemen died and a fourth was seriously injured in the accident Sunday after the craft hit the ground at Joliet Park District Airport while bun· dreds of people looked on. A state trooper was burned when he tried to pull crewmen from the naming wreckage. Sgt. H.G. 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'" ..... clfrtclloll . lwm• S-111• Mollie• ... __,_""'°" s.110 .... C:-y ' l •• I J sw ' , .... t l HW 'FEELING IN BONES' John Anderson Hopefuls' Backers Jubilant From Wire Services Supporters for Ronald Reagan were claiming victory following the "Great Debate" while J ohn Anderson backers admitted the confrontation was a turning point for their candidate. Reagan, setting out today on the southern leg or a cross- coun try campaign trip, let ·cheering supporters pronounce the verdict on his debate with John Anderson. "You won, you won," backers cheered as Reagan returned after the debate Sunday night to the Baltimore hotel at which he was staying. Tom Mathews, Anderson's press secretary, said be believes the independent 's campaign reached a sharp turning point be cause in hi s view the congressman made a "credible appearance against Reagan." 'MJALD I NATION ,. ............ 'FEELS GOOD' Ronald Reagan * * •~~~~~· * ·~~~~-· * * TV's Eye ·Clouds Debate LOSANGELES' <AP > One president and one te levision network railed lo show up for the televised presidential debate Sunday night. The two or them may be declared winners in absentia. ABC. which stayed away from lhe League of Women Voters event, broadccrst the movie, "Mid· night Express " CBS and NBC were stuck with "Verbal Excess " Jr S unday night's debate accomplished anything. il rcmrnded us or what we may have forgotten about presidential TV debates ; that 1s, they are not debates as much as they are cam· paign gauntlets, to be s urvived rather than won . In a sense, J ohn Anderson and Ronald Reagan emerged on even terms , neither candidate having "shot himself m the foot." as t hey say in Wa~ington . But their mere presence ~or an hour on television had to hurt each man at least a litUe. Anderson was quick with answers, but be seemed a bit edgy, as if his shoes were too ti1bt. Rea1ao appeared to be perfectly at ease but came across as a bit cornball. E~ch candidate lug~ed with him the heavy rhetoncal baggage of has camapig:n, dippin1 in and out for fresh bromides as needed. For better or worse, a television debate is an occasion to observe a candidate's blemishes, a truth brought home to Richard Nb:on in his famous 1960 debates with John F. Kennedy. To those who heard the debate on radio, Nixon seemed to have won. To those who saw the debate -a nd Nixon's shadowy, perspirin1 face on television, Kennedy was considered the winner. It's possible, of course, that Carter's absence may be deemed a blemish of character or con· fidence. "I believe in elegant evenings, ~ 1~··~H1ffltill!tttlttttmtttt1111m1m111111!1111111H11111111111m OUINA Excol!>mrnt t•om OuPonl ~ dancing till dawn and Fashion Island." Fashi on Island is my kind of place. Where else can I find all of my favorite shops and department stores surrounded by beautiful landscaping? I love to stroll leisurely through the mall feeling the soft sea breeze against my face. Where else can I experience all of this beauty and also find stores that carry exactly what I'm looking for? Why do I believe in Fashion Island? Because Fashion Island believes in me. FASHION IStAND NEWPORT CENTER We're ·special, because you're special. Neiman Marcus • Rulloch Wilshire • Robin son's • The Broadway • Buffums •J.C. Penney Just off Pacific Coast Highway in Newport Beach. CENTER HOURS MONDAY. THURSDAY, FRIDAY. 10 AM T09 PM. TUESOAY,WEONl:SOAY,SATURDAY 10AM T06PM SUNDAY 12N00Nto5PM , ' -A. = J • ' p I c i c c ) • ti ~ V• 1'1 t• II ti • I ~ ti b I ' fJ '.z. I d 11 ti v -e I p p t1 b d e 0 .. CALIFORNIA 17 Days .Union Ends Wine Strike. SAN FRANCISCO (A Pl A strike that threatened t.o plq the nalion's major wlM •Pilot h1 over. ad botb aldn aay there 'a plenty or u me left to prod\Aee a aood t•>vlnta1e. The two locals ol the Wlnel')'. DiatlUery Hd Al· lied Wonera Union voted t .• tom Sunday to end their 17-day walk°""a1alnat 23 ol lbe nation '1 lar1eat winemaken. HOLLYWOOD tAPl Local members or tbe International Association of Macblnists and Aerospace Worken voted to IOOO stnll:e at Lodlhtt'd Corp. UDleu contract talks are successful befort" their curn-nt rontract e• ( ) pires Oct l Sf ATE Union officials said _ _ the vote Sunday. i n ---------' separate sessioos at the Hollywood Pa1ladlum and in Antelope Valley et>lle1e Stad.wm. was 93 4 percent iJ\fnorollbestrike fl~ • ..,.... Na•l•••I ,._..,,,, TUOLUMNE (AP) -A fire caused by a recrea· tioniat burning toilet paper burned at least 65 acres in the Stanislaus National Forest over the weekend, park officials said. The fare started Saturday at\emoon about five miles northeast or Tuolumne and was contained late Sunday afternoon, said Jayne Mont>ya, a park spokesman. IJC Sf udfttl• ~a~k o..-"fl BERKELEY (AP) -Classes at the University of California at Berkeley begin today, but thousands or students are without housing. · Univenity officials. say about 4,000 students filed applications with the campus housing depart· ment last week. The "dormitory waiting list bas grown to 1,000students. (J'11lo• Orga11lza11011 "°'~ IAMI SANG ER CAP) -After a bitter ll·monlb strike, tbe Teamsters Union has lost a representation elec· tion at Seabrook Foods Inc ., thenalioo's largeslfood processing plant. Uthe result stands, the union would be prohibit· ed from trying to or1anize Seabrook for at least one year. The union will decide this week whetberto ftle an appeal, a Teamsters spokeswoman said. DAILY PILOT ·~ \/erg Rare Baby Al'WI ......... • Monday. September 22. 1980 DAILY PILOT ;I."; f \ Channel Saved? 1 Marine Sanciuary EskJblished LOS ANGELES CAP> -In a move hailed by environmentalists as a breakthrough against oil drilling in the Santa Barbara Channel, Pfesl· dent Carter has established a marine sanctuary in the Santa Barbara and North Channel islands. As he announced the sanctuary des· ignalion Sunday, Carter said that fishing, recreat~onal boating and ex· isling hydrocarbon leases within the ·sanctuary· boundaries will not be af- fected. ~ THERE ARE H OIL leases out· standing inside the sanctuary. but on- ly one, held by Exxon Corp., has been under active consideration for drilling. That lease, however, is be· ing challenged by the California Coastal Commission. The sanctuary. which h·ad support from Gov. Edmund G. Brf>wn Jr. and Sen. Alan Cranston, D·Calif., will en· compass the Anacapa Islands and Santa Barbara Island. It cQmes near· ly 12 years after the disastrous 1969 blowout of the Union Oil Co. rig in the Santa Barbara Channe l that sent waves of bl ack sludge onto Southern California beaches and harmed birds and aquatic life. provide feeding and breed in fl ground for seals and sea lions and are refuges for marine birds s uch as the brown pelican. Carter predicted it will be a model for other sanctuaries to follow. m "Once again California has been a nt leader in this effort, as it has been in so many other efforts to achieve this 111 balance" between environmental and 111 industrial Interests. the president ;tl said. 'lo; SIERRA CLU B Executiv e f . Secretary Michael McC loskey said by telephone from San Diego on Sun- day that "President Carter has bit the bullet after a dozen years of in - decision by his predecessors. It is a rn 'jJ real breakthrough for the marine en· vironment." rn The area is the third marin e 1•-> sanctuary to be established under the 1972 Ocean Dumping Act that autbori:ies the president to create sanctuaries under the,... U.S. Com-w merce Department. Congress recent- ll ,f ly authorized inclusion of the North Cha nnel Islands in a new Channel ' Islands National Park. •!· Larry Schiffer , keeper at San Diego Wild Animal Park, holds a week-Old male gerenuk whi ch is a tiny antelope indigenous to East Africa. The baby gerenuk is the first of its kind born in San Diego and is being raised in an off-exhibit area in Escondido. CARTER SAJD THAT the area bounded by the sanctuary has a "low hydrocarbon potential and therefore this designation will not be detrimen- tal to our efforts to meet energy needs." He noted .that the islands T-he biggest swap meet on the Orange Coost is found every day in the classified ads in the 1 1&1!\J~!NI 642-5678 . , b Fans of 'Derby' ·Battle Bulldozers LOS ANGELES (AP) -The movie stars have moved oo and tourists now make up the built of its patrons. But the Brown Derby is a Hollywood landmark, and a demolition scare has two groups looking for a new site for the S4·year-0ld hat- shaped restaurant. A bulldozer tore off part of an overhanging roof at the back of the building before angry dem- onstrators and an order to stop work on Satur- day halted demolition that began in lbe dark lbe night before. "There are a couple of places -just down the street from where it is now -that would be ideal for it and we've set up a meeting with the owners of tbOM: properties," said Marion Gibbons, presi- dent of Hollywood Herit~ge, wbicb along with the Los Angeles Conservancy was given the building by the restaurant's owners. 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I. • - o •.• "Q•"''"''o •. ,yPt10 • Editorial Page ......................................................... ... 18 ~obert N Weed/Publisher Thomu Keevll !Editor Barbara Krelb1ch tEdltorial Page Editor Off sh or Airport Rec ption Cool HouJ(h l•IHn~ (or u $2 5 h1lllon oUs hon• t.urpor1 '" thl' Lo Angt-lt>~ Lou~ tt<'~th H~rbor ar.-b@Ln,a shown off to suulhland {'lltl. ·11~ this month I\ g1•uup o f nettrl~· 200 hO\o\'<'rl uµ la 1 "''«>t>k for a look a t lh<' proposal m ,•wµort At'och Re r llon to the futur1sta r 1~land UJrpurt "a~ not l)\ ~r" ht'l1nmjl ll b 1>rl'<lll'h•J th.•t tht~ oCfl'>hOr<' .tl!l><lr1 . tt"rommended b~ lhe Suutht•1 n l ' 1hfonuJ \~SO<'IJUCln of c;ovf'rnmt>nt.& followrnK .1 l\\u 't•.1r u\ aat1o n ,uuh \o\oulrl ea~l' tht t"Om 1tll'r<'1<1I Jt•I 1•n1114•h S(',\t; t1H11·1al:-n '*h'.SH'<t h thf• Ft•d••ral Avrntaon d 1n1111str ,1t iu11 ll•1lo tht• ~tmh .md 1f tht• ~outhland doe not ~l·t anotht'I a11 pon twfor~ tht• t>nd of the C'entury . th+> t'l't>t1t1t111t· los~ '' tH1ht ht• 1n 1 ht• hlU1d1 t>rls u! rmllion!-each ~ t'.J r ~·ur1 h1•1 thl'' "·' 111 "1th O\l nl'"' .. urport. more (11gtm. t Jn b\' l' Vt't'tt"\I ·•l John \\'a) nt> 1rport ui Oraoee 'owlly Hut that woulctn I m.tkc.· .1 tUI) t1t•nt l1' the prohlt>m Hut hs tcm•r, \H't ~n t b1t 111~ One group• from San l't'<l ro -..ud tht• 1glamt .urµ..>rt would tw !o~ged m 120 days out o( lht' 't'.:ir This 1s a c.•nou.s negative fa ctor Also. they :>aid, Jc.•tr.; wuulrl thrt:"..iten t>x1shng harbor maritime in <lu~tr} Th»l M•t·m~ highly unhkel) It might, 1n fact, make I ht> J>Orl-; t'\'l'n m o f't• attr.t~l1ve to a \'.Hll't) of <'Ommerce as ..i transportation hub < >r1t• l\t•wport Heal'tt wo man\$a1d the airport plan 1s a pol1li<'<ll rop uut · and s uggested CAG was more in te rcste<.I an ht ku1t( noise problems than safety problems. The proposal is le t·hnically feasible but expensive, far- nut .md appe:irs to h ave few supporters beyond the SCAG group Without a doubt 1t r aises senous s afety questions and people handling problems Out SCAG now 1s e ntitled to ask Who has a better 1dt'a" -l T1uo11 Co1npetition The battle Lines are forming in what may prove to be a hol war over which of two organizations will represent Ornnge County government in future salary negotiations. The American Federation of State. County and \funicipal Employees. a branch of the AFL-CIO, bas made its intention quite c lear : It wants to unseat the locally based Orange County Employees Association for the right to represent m ore than 5.000 county e mployees. A F'SC'ME has been coming on strong. Over the past two yt>ar" it h as won the right to represent two employee units formerly a ssociated with OCEA. Within the past several weeks AFSCME has recruited two of OCEA's top employee representatives to its ranks . And AFSCME has opened a n office in Tus tin. 4 AFSCME claims 1t will bring more power to the bargaimng table because 1t is not only a union. but the lar gest public e mployees union in the country. OCEA officials say the majority of their cons tituents ·ire pleased with current representation and that only "(n ngeelcments" are p ushing for a move to the union. F.vt>ntually 1t will be up to the county e mployees to de - l't<le whether th~y wish to remain with an organization that h.1 ~ primarily !oral inte rests, or join a union whose con- l'Crns span the nation Bl11e Jem1 Battles Le' 1 Strauss got himself out of a financial bind and t urue<I a pretty penny when he came up with the idea of us- m g t''<re-.s tent material to make heavy-duty work pants. HuL Pvt'n he could n ot have foreseen the day when his lmght 1d1•u would become so popular 1t would be the target of mslhon·dollar lawsuits Tht 111tc.-mat ional mania for blue jeans -ranging from thl' •)rig inal Levi's to exotic and highpriced "de- signer " models got into full s wing afte r World War II. Young American s traveling in Europe found their beat uµ Jeans could . in some countries, bring in enough r evenue to finance a week's food. Fre nch fashion designers' leaped into the market, diligently adding patches , frayed edges and streaky tie- dye effects to imitate the originals. Dut a uthentic Levi's still were the prize and it didn't take long for counterfeiters from Europe to Hong Kong to come up with imitations . . That led. a couple of years ago. to the break-up of a worldwide counterfeiting operation and the payment of $500,000 in damages to Levi Strauss & Co. Now the racket h as moved higher up on the financial scale. The New York makers of Jordache jeans -a widely promoted line of high-style Jeans -bas slapped a $4 million s uit against a Los Angeles firm allegedly selling bogus Jordache jeans . Too bad old Levi Strauss isn't still a round to enjoy the g rand finale of his brains torm. • Op1nionc; t.>l(pressed in lhe space above are those of the Daily P1101 Other views expressed on th•s page are those of their authors and artists Real.lei comment it invited Address The Dally Pilot, P.O. Bo-c 1560 Costa Mesa. CA 9¥26 Phone (714) 642-4321 . Boyd I Remarrying H) t..M. BOYO Cl1t.>nt asks our Love and W :11 mnn 1f toupJes who Jivon'l' and then remarry each other tend to succeed 1n the se('ont.I effort About half do Resean·hers ::.tudied 200 couplt>s who"d done that llalf reported they were happy w1lh the r~marrrnges Thirty pairs said they we re doubtful they'd s tay together. The re· m a1nder simply didn't think t Dt'ur Glooany Gus 1'he American "melting pot" for r aces a nd cultures has become a mixmaster with no two coo k s wanting to operate It at the same speed. O.M. C:.IMmy G.w• comm••ll• ••• •11-· m 1tt•d or t•••••' •nd d• "•' ... ,., .. , ... , .......... ., ... , .... nh•HMP•• k M your .... ,._, ... C.loonty C.11~. o ••• , P!IOI '• it would work the second time. either. What's a kiss? Poets differ on this. But the Smithsonian reports that a kiss has been defined scientifically as "the anatomical j uxtaposition of two orbicularis oris muscles in a state of contraction.'' Acquitted of stealing was F.. T . Chitty of Bognor Regis, England. After that, though he was apprehended again, leaving the .building with the courtroom Bible. Q. Where do coyotes give birth to their young? A. ln holes in the ground. Sometimes they take over badger holes. You don't think or any part of the Pacific Ocean as.being east of New York City. But some of It is. Down the re off the coast of Chile. Unde rstand Anheuser- Busc h is looking into the p oul bility of makjng ''beerahol" as a gaso11ne substitute for cars. • ---- Small Nations Testing Nukes? W ASI llNt;TON All hough it h ppf'nNI llllllll'll .• yt•ur UJ(O, lhl' lll\•:.frnt•ll' n.1:.h dl'll't'h'd off the r o •~I uf Suuth l\frtl'U hy a US 11p, 'ltlt•lllH' I'< '\till It IUUtll'r tlf 11h•1Jlll•· Jt11un~ 1nklhi.tc:nN• ex l•('rt't Tht• Ol'ft·•1 'I•' l t1ll•lltJ(CllCl' l\t:t'lll')' ''"' llll~hl !Jc: l'Xflt't'lt•d (rum 1111 "' I I I I •• ' .,. or ll'lll..il 1011 I!> r 1111v1n1•t<ct th1• Ill \ ._ l l r I \Ill °' , I LI .. h " •• ... ,1 11ut·l1·,11 t·i. 1•l11,1u11 o j '"'"'''til l Nav\ 1·x1w•n.. .. a ~ r 1· 1• " 1 t h 1h1· l>IA ::. 1'11111' hL,1110 On ttw uthl'r hand, .i Whllt' l hiu:-.t• pallt·l of t'X pcrt:. fr<itn" the · Off1 ct· o f Sc:1en ce and Tcc hnlilo.i.> hashed over the ad m 1ttedty 'icanty evidence and decided the most likely exp!ana- l1on was lhat the fla::.h was a natural phenCJmenon 1n other word~. a mystery A clo:.ely guarded Central lntel11ge nce Agency report Andy Rooney ~ome:s down ulmc>$t in the middle or these t wv d vergent assess· ml'nt~ fl gives the edge to DIA und the Navy: The fl ash detected by the orbiting spy s atellite was ·•mo11t like ly" a nuclear ex- plos ion, though it possibly could hu ve been nothing more ominous that a giguntic li~htning boll or other natural occurrence. As I reponed earlier, the CfA haii. suspected for years that both South Afri ca and Israel ht• ve the capability to produce 11ul'le ar wea po ns The CIA thinks it quite possible that the two nations are collaborating on the development or nuclear \:le- Vi<'CS, and have been working on thi s w1lh s till a third be leaguered nation Taiwan. WllATntECIA experts think most probably ha ppened, ac- C'Ording lo the secret report, is that the South Africa-lsrael- Taiwan tn o tested a relatively s mall·sca le , tactical nuclear weap()n, about one-sixth the size of the atomH.' bomb dropped on Hiroshima 35 years ago. The advantageoflacticalnukes to the three nations. as in- telligence experts see it, is that they could be used for limited, defensive purposes to forestall I n vas ion fro m aggressive neighbors. without inviting massive retaliation from the nuclear supe rpowe rs . Taiwan, for example , could repel an at- tack from Red China by detonat- ing tactical nuclear devices in the Strait of Formosa without blasting the Chinese mainland a nd touching off a holocaust WWLE THIS r e l ative l y mod erate use of nu c lea r weapons is reassuring, U.S. in- telligence agencies do not over· look the ominous possibility that the small, tactica l nuclear de- vices might be more tempting to use simply because they are less destructive. On ce nuclear weaponry is used even on a limited scale, It may be impossi- b le to stop a chain reaction. Jn its secret report to the Na- tional Security Council, dated June 20, 1980, th<.' CIA raised the distinct possibility that the "mystery flas h" of September 1979. was part of a tactical nuclear weapon test in the joint South Africa-Israel-Taiwan pro- gram. Ir that's what It was, the CIA re ported , technical improve- ments needed to make the de- vice ready for combat use could by expected "by late 1980 or early 1981." BURNING IS.~VE : Like a man who has stepped Ort a wad of c hewing gum, Ronald Reagan has been trying to kick loose the Ku Klux Klan ever since it en· dorsed him for pres ident. First he rejected the endorse- ment, saying he doesn't believe in what the Klan s tands for. Then he tried to wrap JimfJly Carter in a Klan bedsheet, only to find that he'd succeeded in de· famin g Hel e n K e ll e r 's ho m etown a nd the s tate 'of Alabama. Try as he will, the dis mayed Reagan can't seem to get un: stuck. Imperial Wizard Bill Wilkinson, who wrote the Klan e ndorsement of Reagan, has now rejected Reagan 's rejec- tion. "If he is running on the Republican Party platform," said Wilki nson. "he .is standing on the same ground as the Kl an." CHEMICAL CLEANUP: When Rep. James Florio, D-N.J ., first introduced legislation lo clean up a ba ndoned hazardous waste dumps, be proposed that i.n· dustries which caused it all should put up 75 percent of the Sl. 3 billion cost . But the chemical companies "wasted" Florio's bill. By the time it cleared Florio's com- m erce s ubcommittee, the chemical industry's friends in the House had cut the program lo $600 million -and only half of that would be paid by the polluters. Still not satisfied , the industry lobbyists got a last-minute, two- day delay before the legislation was put before the foll com- me r ce committee. The extra lime was put to good use. In a closed-door meeting, the chemical giants' congressional pals managed lo eliminate a provision lhat would have made indus tries liable for personal damages caused by the h ata rdous wastes they had abandoned Substitutes Are Always Disappointing The s ummer s ubs titution season shouJd be almost at an e nd and it's a good thing because we don't usually like substitutes. The word substitute itself suggests less than the best. a second choice, and no one wants that. The first experience most of us have with a substitute is with a s ubstitute teacher, and you re - member how they we re . They couldn'l keep order in the class and they d idn't k n o w a n ything a bout what they were teaching . Someone usually told the s ubstitute you were on Chapter VII when ac- tually you were about to start Chapter IX. Substitutes in cooking are ter- rible , t oo . A r ecipe will som etimes s u ggest that one thing can be substituted for another. but it's neve r as good. Don't use lard 1f you want it to taste like butter. TELEVISION is one of the worst offenders when it comes to substituting. ll s ubstitutes from Sydney Harris the middJe of s pring mto early fall The word substitute is so oppr obrious that it is often a voided. For i n stan ce. Ed Mc Mahon w11J say. "And now, sitting in for J ohnny Carson . . . Somebody!" Or maybe he says "standing in for." I forget. but I know he avoids saying "sub· stituting for." It doesn't matter what he says. everyone is disap- pointed about there being a sub- stitute at all. Even though we don't like sub- stitutes, we all like it when the replacement surprises everyone by being greaL We all talk about how much better he is than the person he's replacing. Charles Kuralt has been s ubstituting for Walter Cron.kite for the past few weeks , for instance, and ev ~ryone is talking about how good he is at the job. IN ntE THEATER they avoid the word substitute by calling them understudies. When we go to the theater, we all hate it when someone comes out before the cur tain goes up and an- nounces a s ubstitution in the cast, but even so there have been dozens of dramatic inci- dents in which the star of the show has become ill at the last m oment and his or he r un- de r s tudy has stepp,ed in and r become the hit of t he show and gone on to stardom This 1s the theme of the new Broadway hit "42nd Street." Even Leonard Bernstem got his big break that wa) back in 1943 when he was called in at the last minute lo conduct the New York Philharmonic Orchestra . Bernstein was so good that 1t was a page 1 story in all the newspapers the next momin~. That sort of thing d~sn 't hap· pen often . Usually, the sub- s titute is not as good as the first- s tring actor. I HEARD A strange story about a substitute just yesterday that wouldn't make a good mov- ie or Broadway play at all. A friend of mine had a friend who had the lead role in the Spanish Repertory Company's version of the long-running play "The Fan- tastics.·· They were going to be in New York for 10 days before the New York opening. m y friend's friend was replaced as the lead by her understudy. She was heartbroken but decided to accept the role of understudy herself. On the second performance of the play in New York, the new lead fell onstage and broke her leg in two places. My friend's friend Is now substituting for her substitute and is about lo leave on tour to South America . There's no Leonard Bernstein story there. She's just lucky to have a job. Most of us don't like being substitutes any bette,r than we like having one thrust on us. Several months ago I was read- ing my column in the Chicago Tribune and right smack in the middle of some of my very best prose I came on this little box with boldface type that said, "BOB G REENE I S ON VACATION." WELL, I LIKE Bob Greene's column a lot, but I don't want his name in the middle of mine. If he wants a week off, that ought to be reward enough for him. I felt better about it last wee k whe n I was r eading Russell Baker in The New York Times. Al the bottom of a very good column there were two lines of italic type that said, "James Reston is on vacation." I know just how Baker must have felt when he s aw it ~ause when you interpret that line it means, "We 're awfully sorry, but James Reston is on vacation and in his absence Russell Baker is the best substitute we can get. Sorry." Fa01e and Money Don't"Make Up for Missing love Dozens of different reasons have been given for writing books, ranging from the desire for money and fame to the itch for immortality . The most honest reason I have heard was expressed by B. F. Skinner at the American Psychological As- sociation conve ntion .io New York. Asked· wh y he wrote his recent a utobiography. the e mine nt b e havori s t explained s imply, "In order to make people love m e ." This laudably candid reply re c all s Stephen Leacock's re- mark that the true title of every lecture is "How lo Be More Like Me." Everyone wants to be loved. de ny it or teject It as some may. In fact. it is my sus picion that those who seem to prefer to be respected or feared have adopt- ed this posture as a substitute for t he love they do not feel they can win . ONE OF FREUD'S s breweest early observations was that money. or fa me , or even honor, do nol really satisfy us as adults because they are not what a small child wants -and It is on- ly the satisfaction of our earliest emotional needs that is capable of gratifying us over a period of time. This would go a long way toward explaining one of the perennial puzzles in society - the misery of the so-called suc- cessful people. IT SEEMS incredible to the average person that a rich, popula r and muc h -admired personality -and their names are legion. especially in the ei'I- lertainment field -may com- mit suicide, or die more slowly fr om booze or drugs or de pression . when he or she seems to have everything to live for. But the child within us knows nothing of these things, for il re- mains encapsulated in its own timeless world. And if, within that world, the proper emot ional currents have not been general- Quotes "I cannot assure you we will always agree with every posi- tion taken by the gove rnment o( Israel. But whatever differences arise. they .will never affect our commitment to a secure Israel." -Presldetl& Caner, ln an ad· dress lo the Jewis~ service or- ganization B'nai B'rith. com- menting on peace talks between Israel and Egypt. ed. the capacity to give and ac- cept love has not been stimulat- ed and released, then no matter where else gratification may be sought. it will not be found. INDEED, the reason so large a percentage o f celebrities destroy themselves is that, while 'the r'est of us may hope that suc- cess and fame and adulation will compensate for this lack , they have already been disillusioned -for it is only colder and lonelier at the lop of that moun· lain. Personal contact is more remote, not more accesslble. Whal we need most is what we are supposed to get earliest; and when that e motiolfal mechanism is ja mmed for one reason or another, whatever we fire off m isses the mark and is ultimate - ly a disappointment. Even Prof. ·Skinner's "little black box" has within ll a wistlul child's beart fluttering for love, more love, and still more. ' • ( • ( ( J t ,, t ~ ' I t· ll ll a l ~ I l II Cl I d 11 ti r ,, e l p p 1 ·~ ti 0 NA TION Beware of Monday Work StrPss ~4filirts llParl Cl Ill' '\l :n 1A I' l l 'nd.-r lhr lrt>:si. of rt•tumln.: to work, a m. n with no htston of h1•Mr1 d 1i.t•aSt' IS mON' ltkt-1} 10 'u(it·r 11 tnrnl heart athl<'k on Mon dn than on any otht•r th•~ nf tht' Wt't'k u lnl'Chn 1I slu<h rt•11orL' 'lkml ru(\llt't loni. to O<'<'upallonal s t11•si;, 111·1 1v11~, 11r Jx1llutant..'S &ft N a wt·1•k1•111I 11·i.1111t• nl ••~ b1• fucto~ prt• 1·1 p1tuttr1~" l1ltl'rt'1I h1•11r1twilt that <'an l'llllSl' II rut.al hc•ttrl u lt.u•lt. s.ud Or S11111111 w Hnbk111 l1 r 1h1• l'n"·1•r,.11v of Manitoba RABKIN ~ND Dll. t-'n1n"1s \ I. M ,11 th1•w-s1111 follo" 1•11 3 9rll1 1111•n fn1m !!HK to 1977, ,., .. 111111111.: rt.uh vuna 11011~ an I hl' ll\'l'll rr1•nt'I' 11( 'I U1tden lkll th. or l'hrt11111b111l11.:' Of 63 s111hli•n 1-.1nh1tt· llt•Jt~ In Olt>n Guild Ll~ts Be t-dr~ssetl Men of 1980 C:HICAC;o ! A I' I The ··1mpecca Lill' taste" of Egyptian pres ident Anwar Sadat and President Carter's ca mpaign manager Robert Strauss landed them on the lis t of best dressed mt>n of 1980. according to the Men ·s Fashion Guild of America. Thev vied with 300 candidates, suggested by custom tailors here and abroad . · for the top 10 ~po t s. s aid gui Id pres1 den t Fr e d ~lazze1 ''These are men with im · p ecc a bl e taste in their atti re who we a r the i r sTuuss clothes tastefully.·· he said. Others on the list include actors For- rest Tucker and Patrick Mc Nee; Chicago Sun -Times columnist Irv Kupcinet; John L. Montgome ry of the Chicago accountin g firm Peat, Marwick, Mitchell and Co., and An· drew A. Athens. president of Metron Steel Corp. ofChica~o. wit h IMI p1 t'v11111' 1'>1·h 1•11111 I l1111·11111 l Ussut' ht'art 11t:wwil', tht') f11ur11I ll 111• t>urn•d <'lf'I Mon1h.1~. 1wv1•111111 1'111•"111\ ">I ~ on Wt'<int•'11U) I.I on Thu1 "lcl.q . flvt' on t-'111la v f11111 1111 -...1l u1 du ~ ,11111 si ~ on Sunch1 v Th•• rt'IXH1 UJ.Jllt'llf 'I 111 llw Jou111.11 111 th11 Anwnc·nn M1·1t11·11l "'"'1·1ut11111 Amon~ th1• fJ.:I 'H'lt1 11' ·1•11'•·11·1·nt 111 the cit'uth.<1 ut work cwn1rr1·d nn 11 M1111 dJ (Incl ~I 7 1~·n•1·111 11( '111• tl1•.1U1 .. lll h11nlt' ,1Js11 111'1·111r11ll111\ 11 M11111l11\ l11t• clrn·ti•r-. '11111 TH• RE .. ,tl\R( llt'K"' ""\\ n11111 'luth "nc•t-.lt•cl t111'lt1'l.t111 Ille 111111111.: bul I"' 1 holo,.:11-.11 't' t"•' hJ' l>t.·•·11 I l' luk 1I t11 'utlcll'n 1·.trd11.11• 1l1«1ll1 ,11111 rt tu rn t 11 '4'111 k m .1 ' '1· r' " ,1 ,1 :.trt'S~lf H.1l1k II) ,,1111 Amun..: 111t:11 ~hoh..itJ µ1c\111u.' hc..itl dlM'3M' lht·rc ~t'rc 11g .. utldt•n • ... 111tJ1 di> a th:. fdll~ang bet Wt't'll Ill 1111 1'ut·' da' \.\ t"<tllt'.'>d<t) a nd \.'rada \ .11111 lfl 1111 M11n1fa) Jnd Thurs day For thC1't' mt'n s ullden t'Jrfl1 .11 1lt-alh ot· curred more un1formh through1>0t lhe "e~k. ·Ra bkin "ud Factors rclatt'd 10 prt•v1ous h1•:i1 t disease ma) prcdum1111:1Lt' •>vcr Lhosc that anlluem·e dt11h \artation 1n s ud den death. he said R A B K I N S A II> T H •: :-. 11 d d t-n card1a1· deaths eould bt• linkt•d to ,1 ·•timekeeper thal 1~ poss<'SS{'d by mos t organism s rcspons1hh.• for daily variations in artiv1ty " "Regardless. lhe warninl( 'bewa rt' on Monda ys' should be a stimulus for further research to detC'rmane why." Ra bkin said Booze Pur~e d WAS HI NGTON <AP1 A JUSI disclosed Navy order bans the prac tice of allowing doctors lo dra" whiskey, brandy a nd othe r alcoholic beverages from Navy supplies for treatment of sailors. The order purges all alcoholic b'everages except wmes used in re ligious services from the Navy sup- ply system. Liquor. beer and wine for general use has been banne d aboard Navy ships since World War I. Need 520,000? It's Yours For Just 5160.17 a Month! When you need a larger loan. your house may hold the answer. We can often help with a homeowner loan. Count on us. Other f am ilies and businesses have for over 65 years. On a $20,00'> loan. monthly payments are for 120 months at an annual per- centage rate of 18.00'f. Total of payments: $4.1.244.40 We'll find a way to help. Call us today. NO POINTS. NO BROKER FEF.S. COMME."CIAL C~DIT CO~O~ATION A loan ot $.11,(XX) and over must be secured Gl tOv• ,. t\j •• by ;i combination of real and personal property. LENDER 1. CO 'Tt\ :\IESA •:no E. l 71h S1re1·1 • <.>-15·~700 HU;'\ Tl \(.;T07' Bt::ACll • 1607;) t,ulcJen We~t St. •~HI-iii I ~11s:1 oi\ VIEJO • 2 t:i'JS .\liciJ Parkwav. Suir.-l E • 710-2(151 · Alicia To\\n Plaza · ANTA A 'A • 122 1 Ea.,,t 17th -treet • 5-l?-5871 THIS WEEK AT I. MAGNIN SOUTH COAST PLAZA THE FINE DRESS SALON COLLECTIONS Day, cocktails and evening by Estevez, Bill Blass 111 , Albert Capraro, Adel~ Simpson, Jill Richards. And th; dressier way of knits for day and nights. Tuesday, Sep~ember 23, Informal modeling Noon to 3 :00. Fine Dress Salon THE VERA MAXWELL • COLLECTION Luxurious U ltrasuede•polyester· polyurethane suits and Coats, impeccably tailored in the Vera Maxwell manner. Thursday, September 25, with informal modeling Noon to 3:00. Fine Suit and Coat Salon m a g n South Coast Plaza Costa Mesa 957 -151 1 I n Q UEENIE ·•' (.. . "··<' \ .. ___... ....... Monday, September 22. 1980 °"'LY PILOT 117 Food Shape Changes Called Safety Factor CHICAGO (AP> -Flat hot dogs a nd redesigned s hapes of other food and non-food items could keep many youngsters from choking to death, medical resear chers believe. A study r eported in the Journal of the American Medic al Association says that of 42 Maryland children who died of asphyxiation, 12 choked on food and six of these deaths were from hot dogs. Eight of the deaths were from chok· ing on non -food objects, while 22 youngsters died from suffocating, in· eluding four infants who died when plastic bags in their cribs or playpens pressed against their faces. of the Office of the Chief Medical Ex- a m iner or Ma ryland, centered on children younger than 10 years old who died from 1970 through 1978. Ms . Baker said nat hot dogs were test marketed in the 1940s with "some success." Nonetheless. she s aid, "re· design of non-food ite ms may be more like ly, ho wever, and high priority should be given to balloons and plastic bags. \,' "' tl111~ ''' uu1 ,ic t·u1.111IJ 11t vou r•· (1(ly·h ve almighty dull.ti •\ l'rtl1 .a\4 11 The research, done by Susan Buer ·'Examination or the products that asphyxiated the Maryland children suggests that m any deaths could be prevented by attention to the designs a nd materials of products that will be used by childre n," she said. .... ~Ve got the most flights gOing. • Planning a trip to Oakland 1 San Francisco or San Jose? Air California h as more fli gh ts from Ontario and O range County tha n any other airline. Our Sunj et service gives you more than 200 convenient fli ghts every week from Ontario and Orange County. At the most convenient times. And with our economy fares, yo u can save as much as 30% on yo ur airfare. We've got special ..... discounts for fam ilies, groups and vacationers, too. Srx:ciaJ Ht:rtz Offer. If you fly Air California between September8 and October 31, 1980, you'll get a special offer from Hertz. Just present your Air California ticket at the Hertz rental counee r in cities erved by Air California, and it's gcxxl for a 25o/o discount on time and mileage charges on any Ford or other fine car. You'll also get a Hertz chip good for one free drink on your next Air California flight. Call Air California or yo ur Travel Agent for reserva, tions. With so many fli ght to Orange County and O ntario, you can go wh ere you want, when you ..:q~ i Mi..~W.U want-on ~-~ . Air California. ~1n•ut"tlH"""" .. 1, ··•IP ""',.~ We want everyone to fly. AIR9CAIJFORNIA Fares and schedules subject to chanJ!e without notice. - -_............... .. ·-_ ... __ --· -............... -_ ...... ,. -..... ' Al OAIL'\' PILOT COMICS I CROSSWORD MARMADUKE by Br•d Ande'1on PEANUTS 'Perh~ps beer b1-prod uc1s ar e nol his lcM)r 1tcs1 TME'f' 60, 11 CMl~PIT'(. C~IRPI TV. rn1RP1T'( CMIRPITI{, CMIRP" FUNKY WtNKERBEAN I I • •N' r Rl U/ vr_ , , II '·' wHAf£VER ~E..)5ED YOO 1tl ASK THE flK~f lA{)'.; TO c.oME. HE.RF. fO !RE.AK oN &.HALF OF t.JouR CANDIDACt,l FaR .5TLlDE.f\lT C.00~/l PKE.!>1 DHrf ? by Ch•rles M. Schulz WEu,'f'OO COULD Al.Wfll(S STICK WITM TME -cMIRPITIES::. by Tom Batiuk WE.Ll , fHE PRE.Sf DENT WA!:> ('(V.) Frl<:ll CHOl(.£ &JT I Fl~ HE'D B€ 7bO ~' BIG GEORGE by Virgil P•rtch 0 • • ., < ... SHOE by Jett MacNelly "I hate Mondays." /. ....... ~ ~--~·~·~·"~,._~~~~L....:s.;:~~~:::ai.i-- MISS PEACH "C ... \ < c w C~;l1'J .'.: 1'oE E \ ER S '\ICE -rlc WO ~LD BE6AN /V'\EN AND WOMEN HAV E SEEN 1~~E~tST1BLY D RAW"J TO&E.THE~ ..__ ~'r;.~ c _) "-~~ c:;J~ c;u~w THE FAMILY CIRCUS by Bil Keane GORDO by Mell Lazarius LET IT 1'E KNOWN THAT ON SEPT l2., ,qeo, IT ~i?>PPED WOlric:'.ING DRABBLE l'f·~ A\.Wl~S SO 1401; 1'110\J&M, 1'~ ALM~1' AfU10 'fO 'fl~1£ 11' ! FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE 0K1Mlc.HAEL~ I Sli~L CR~,-BELIEVE 'fOORE Ir-\ GRADE ONE. t DR . SMOCK Tt-IE NE.XT 1WELVE. WIU-BE THE BE~T YE'RR$ aFYOUR LIFEl HONE.)'. - I DON'T THINK $c..HOOL I& GOING lb BE F\S GREAT AS YOU SA'{, MOM. DO~ KNOW HIPPOCRAT'E:S ' OAT'H? OR -rH e: ONE: YOU ME:AN "fHE! ONS HS WROT'E: FOR U S DOC.T'OR GUYS ? H E: u-rT'e:ReD ~ WHS N He G OT' HIS FINGE:R CAUGH-r IN A Hf:MOST'AT ~ by Gus Arriola ----------------.. by Kevin Fagan by Lynn Johnston by George Lemont MArl:-1 FRANCES ARR.1YJ¥j AIJ D f MAK~ IT CM:te· AST~ ~ TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE "When I grow up and hove kids how would you like the job as grandparents?" • JUDGE PARKER FOLLOWIN(.J HER POLICY OF' MEE TING All NEW EMPl0YEE5 WHO Wlll. LIV£ Al 6PE NCE:R FAl\M5. AB~EY MEET~ TIM KEL50 WHO EXCUSE5 HIM5Elf'. TO CAl.l.H1551~TE.R JE l\N .' ARE 'OU OUT onouR MIND' I TOLD ~OU NEVER 10 OPEN THAl ~UIT CA5(.' Ml~~ 5PENCER lf1 our HfRF IN THE 1 IVIN0 ROOM ' MOVE IT' ~ I/,"'' L;, ----:;;~ ... _,,.~, 'I, /'-'""" · I ! ~ } ~"" TUMBLEWEEDS E6(2,, IN "THE !JCJJA-;,~, ~ID, ''our OF THE FICVtA/6 PA.4.J IA/TO THE. Fl<IAR'' • ~dJ by Warold Le Doux f,OVIAt<.f EVfl\'T THIN() I :>O !.l[RIOU'b llMM'Y. by Tom K. Ryan LOISA LUCK,~ YOU REALIZE: '10U'RE r-~--------r MAKI~ A~LtnaV NO CON1RIMO\J 1n OUR WAR AC1AINS1 "rnE COWl'0'1S!? NANCY OUR NEIGHBORS FED MY DOG THEIR TABLE SCRAPS--- ·@) :· by Ernie BushmiUer ---AND THEY AL 'w'AYS USE TOO MUCH ~RLIC o--~..-... 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Ger 32 Globule 52 Theme 33 Scotllsll 53 Greek letter island 55 Soil 34 ·· -Lake" 56 Plume 35 High print 57 Performers 36 Tax 58 Network 40 Shank 59 Uniform 43 Sweet smoke 60 OfoYI 44 Akin 61 Endure 46 Vetl"*lt 65 Female rutf _C_ON ___ S_U_M_E __ R __ -:---------------------------------------------------------=-=----------------Mo--n_d•_v._Sec>....:.._t_•m_t>e __ ,22:......:_·~•980..:..:_ ________ -=0N~L~Y~~~L~OT.:_~·'~~ & lS \'!@QI] [( ~®l?WO©@ - ..... IAl.,.Te ... _...ftl . DEAR PAT: Thtre h.ve bHn a lot of report.I ln the newt lately about ~powial r ape <"HU What conalltu&ea apouaal rape •n thH !!late and what art the bulc provi•iona or .. ,. law that fft~bllshed this act as a crim•? F. R • Cc>ttJI MtH "Got o P'Obl•m " Tti.n iunlt to Pat °""" Pot wait t<ut rftl IQPC!. flf'll•rtg lht oruwrs ortd actaon .,ou nf'f'd to 1olu. ~llH!I '" j10U.r"mftl 4Uld blutntl'U Matl JIC)ur QMl ftOfU to Pot flu'ln Af YCIUr S1'rv1r11. <Jrongt Coost Dml11 f'llnl p () llnr llfO. Costa Mf'IU. CA IHH Al m411Ji ll'tlf'rl as f)fJJtthlr will be> On.f'U)('rtcJ, b1£t phoNd anquan..a or lt'tff'r& 11111 anrlU1lmg th4' rtodt'r •Juli 110mr. oddrf'n ort1I bwtllf"H Mur.y' plu>nl' 11umbt'r conNJI tH' run11dt'1 I'd fh1sn>lum11 oppears do1 111 u c..,,C Sunda11• · (~••Jtlal1tU ('lta1t1t•fftf DEAR PAT Whe>rl· c-an I 1'f1111plam ubout ex· trt>mely poor llt'rVl4't' al 11t·vcral mott!h1 our fomaly &t•yed •l durlnw our 11ummur vacutaon ., I have compla.1ned dlr1·t·lly to thl' n1ott•l11, but rcrc1ved no aatisractJon l. E . Ne,wpol't Hcach Vp-tight? Maybe Daily Li/estyle Needs Overhaul B)' RICRAao GaEEN OUlle0 .. 11 ...... .._.. It's the little day·tO·day stresses, and not the big traumatic situations, that will klll you, accord· Ing lo a psychologist at the UC Irvine counseling center "It's the chronic, low-level daily exasperations that break down your Immune system and can lead to problems from vitamin dfflclencies, to . heart-disease, even to diabetes-in som~ cnelt';"-1 sa)'s psychologist Arthur Lanie, Ph.D. I u·. lteeralJ)' kH•• tllat ., ..... a crl•t .. c.1 ....... for a ~-~ ... '° ra,. Ida •lie. WMle lk MW law a.._ M• wltll a .,.... aC'eoo•.Uak4 ... r fen:e, WWeitC'fl •r tllrHI le * *'blk ... ef ra,., M IPffllln Ula& ar,... ... ,reeH.U.. n•· eet &ab plaee ll ta.ti wl.aaU. la 8M ~ wltlla. • 4.ya. TIM te1l1la1an .._ paue4 1enral relaled a. .. a. 1m Ula& &he Caltferala llM ._,eat Wnw &o tbf' Am .. rlua llo&el aad Motel As· MC'l•t•. 11'1 14th ~l. N.W., W .. b1D1ton, OX . it!JttS. 1"hU track oraanlaaUoe olfen • coa1Jumer 1enltt wltlch wUI lat .. rvf'ae CN1 behalf of tbe coo .... er ...... tomplalnl• ., .. not H tlafutorlly re· Ml~f'd by UM' manaaer uf a hotel or motel. The as· ~laUO. wtll p•rauf' C'omplalD&a nen U they do ._ l•vohf' on .. of lhl l ,SOt mf'm~rM. HE HA.S TAUGHT more than 400 workshops on stress management throughout this country and- Europe and has a private psychological practice in Santa Ana. He is conducting stress workshops at Saddleback Community Colle1e's Irvine campus and is writing his second book on the subject. STRESS KILLS Dr. Arthur L•noe ra,. -·-~ .. &a.. HUM, ... ~ Mtl&Htta '9r '' According'to data obtained in a research pro- Jecl ih Alameda in which more than 1,000 people participated, your life span can be up to l1 ~ years longer if you are relatively stress.free," Lange says. .... ,....a, ..... ,.. •Ml ......... , ...... '4tr•• fer aU f9ttlllile IH CrilDH. Slrldr C'rll f 'ar• • t t•aHaltlr Otw ............ ~"''" OEAH PAT Where ('an I get some general in formation about ·1ckle cell anemia? l hetve Just learned that a close relative has this disease How can one lead a non-stressful life? DEAR PAT.: I rtce1ved a postcard from a "testiq division" of a company an New York that offers a solid 14·karat 1old n oatJn1 heart pendant charm for P plus $1 shipping What do you think ~bout lhia? ~ ~ow this is no great bar1ain, but I'd hlce your oplruon before making any decision. G E . Costa Mesa Contact tht> Sickle Cell Disease Research Foundation by wrillng to 4401 S. Crensbow Blvd .. Suite 218, Los Angeles 90043, or pbone (213) ZH·3'11. Ho1utng Allt-r11a1h·.- "I teach people in the workshops I conduct that stressful people just have lo change their whole lifestyle," he says. "It involves proper nutrition. exerc ise, changing your environment and self-help skills.'· PEOPLE TEND TO overreact to things and think everything is a catastrophe, according to J .0 .. Santa Ana I'd pua oa this one. A• yoa said, Ulla IJI ao bar1alll ud the pendant probably I• very amall. Yoa ....W be wiser to buy aay 1old Je•elry d1rttt· ly from a re,.table retaller. AM&her part of thl• pitch tllat AYS cloetn't 10 for IJI lhe reply deadlJae date la tile ad, plu the Implied ucepUoaal valae of tlte peedut which "will be •hipped dlreclly fro• OU' corporate vault," accordla1 to the ad· wertbemeet. DEAR READERS: The constantly rising cost of housing Is pricing many people out of the market and others are turnin·g to mobile homes for leas coatly shelter. If you think a mobile home ml1ht be the answer ror you, here are some tips from &he U.S. Office of Consumer Affairs : -The price or a mobile home is usually only for the unit Itself and does not IDclude the cost of a place to put il. These costs can vary greatly de· pendlDg oa wbetber you buy or rent the location. Lange. . "You have lo think accurately." he says. "If you are direct, honest, appropriate and assertive. you will be better off. T hose who are either very aggressive or very passive will likely suffer the most stress.'' He recommends meditation and other relaxa- tion techniques for those who lead stressful lives Plate of the Day -Unlike conventional housing which becomes more valuable over the course of years, mobile homes bttome less valuable, just like the family "STRESS IS A LOT like smoking," compares Lange. "It's not one day of stress or s moking that will get you. It's their effect over the years that's important. .. Free demos and health checks during Huntington Center's Health/Fitness Fair car. "You can be just as successful m this world if you are mellower, not bound by the clock. not rushing everywhere and not aggressive." Thurs thru Sun -When buying a mobile home you sbould make sure the prke includes transportation to the IDlendecl location plus the ruJI costs of the initial r------------------..... -----------------.. "aetap"oftbeunll. NO FRILLS TEETH n ~ 6 NING -Before buylDg a mobile home, check a ll · \,A.&;11\ loca1 zoa1n1 replations and baJldlng codes. s22 SOUTH COAST -Examine the provlslom of any written war· 0 ... LY o~ .. L GROUP raatiea which may come witb t1le unit and make " !11;1""111 ~ sare that the seller bas the ablUty to provide the 642•0 I 12 warruty aenlce within a reasonable time after HELP I PROBLEMS WITH • NEWPORT BEACH POLICE? TETE ZI -"Tete" is the Serbo-Croatian word for "auntie." Zina Lou Dyer is often called "Zi." So there we bave Tete Zi. DO&lceol a problem. 1105 ~ ltwcl.. COlhl MeM -Even tbou1b moat mobile home dealers offer comp~lve IDauraace and flaanclag arrange · meets, keep la mlad tba& yoa are paytn1 extra for each mervlces. AccordlDtlY, take the time to shop aroalld for tbe beat po11Jble prices for flaaacing If you or anyone you know have been the victim of any use of excessive force by Newport Beach Police officers, please call Attorney William Sheffeld. 1215 N . Ross St.. Santa Ana. 714-558-7200. ' nu: UIU.'S --•TflltG -·---$• l< 711'~1 Set~ T....,.Stan~ •• "°"' Ooo- tC.aN Store llM-MHI "°"' •rt•) cona ... '41·1289 ·----._._,415-0401 -~~ rs-.... ,_ "' • ...,hwy' --PAtiaS INSUaAMCI .. OUP 14 .. 1514 -IJl-J07 • ........... c.. ...... Adverti.ement Hollsewife sells '6lass plate' Jor $40; worth $1,800 NILES. Ill.-The story o a small fonune, lost be· cause a housewife had no idea her glass plate was a collector's item. recently came to light. In a letteT to J. R. Mac· Arthur, c hairm a n or the Bradford Exchange. world's laraest trading cen· ter in collect~r·s plates. a Madison, Wisc., woman wrote: "I had a Lalique 1965 f.late ... which I sold to a riend for S40. I had not heard or you at 1hat time." Tiie place site 1ohl is a ctually valued at mo re than Sl,800. Altho ugh MacAnhur points out that this price is exceptionally hilb, h• said. "I'm atraid odlen may be losina bun- / dreds or thousands of dol· Ian by not knowing what their plates.are worth." I To aid in identifying valuable plates, the e.cbanae Issues a report that inc ludes c urrent prices on more than 900 plates, auidelines on whar to look for and when to buy, and tbe plate evalua· tioft checklist used by the e.cbua•- T• ...... • COfJ with· • out COit or obliaat1on, just eend:,::name, address, ud 11p before Satur- day of ne week to: The Bf'ldford Eachan,e. Depc. Al7939, 9301 Milwaukee A•ue. Niles, IL 60648. A r:·==do aad luurla1 yoar mobUe. bome. Fl THE PHONE THAT ANTIQUE ESTATE AUCTION PAID YOUR BILLS. 11 '.NOW THE CHECKS THAT TUUDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1• AUCTION: 7:00 P.M. PAYYOU INTEREST. 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After spanking the Pack, 51-21. in what must have looked like a high school game to the 63,850 in attendance, the Rams. pr o b ably saved their performance of the afternoon for the locker room. Never have so many players bad to bite their lips to keep from indulging in uncontrollable laughter. "GREEN BAY has so many problems." said J ack Reynolds . .. We shut them off totally. They couldn't do anytliing. ·'It s eemed (quarterback Lynn) Dickey was constantly scrambling around, looking for ~ome place lo go, some place to hid e , anything to get out of there ... Indeed. it appeared like the entire Packer squad, coaches and a ll. were looking for some place lo bury themselves as they headed to the locker room at ha lftime down , 44.7 IF 11fERE IS a Ust of don'ls on how to play football in the NFL, the Packers certainly did their best lo accommodate U Sunday' Scores Ram s 51. Green Bay 21 San Francisco 37, NY Jets 27 M iamr 20, Atlanta 17 Buffalo 35, New Or leans 26 Detroit 20, St. Louis 7 Cincinnati 30, Pittsburgh 28 M innesota 34, Chicago 14 Cleveland 20, Kansas City·13 Houston 21, Baltimore 16 New England 37, Seattle 31' Sa n Diego 30, Denver 13 Dallas 28, Tampa Bay 17 Oakland 24, Washington 21 Tonight's Game NY Giants at Philadelphia (Channel 7 at 6) • Summaries, Standings, Page B3 •N FL Roundup, Page 0 4 there had been a mercy ruJe. it surely would have been evoked De f ensively , the Ra m s s mothered the Packers, forcing the two quarterhacks utilized by Green nay Coach Bart Starr <Di ckey and Bill Troup' into five interceptions two or which were returned for touchdowns The bi~gest crowd 1>leaser was Johnnje .Johnson ·s 99 yard run· back of an errant Di ckey aenal <a Ram record>. although Roel Perry showed some fine open fi eld running in his fl3 yard re turn. The Offense had their mo ments. too, as Vwce ~·erragamo threw touchduwn stnkcs of 33, Sweep Is So Sweet for Reds· 29, and 15 yards wttih: ro,.,_m~,..._ __ ....., lng Tso n passes LOS ANGELES (AP) -When the Los Angeles Dodgers s wept a three-game series in Cincinnati earlier this month, the Reds fell 5~ games off the pace in the National League West and were 11ven up for dead. About the only one_rwho ha~ count- ett .out Cincinnati we re the Reds themselves. "We're serious, but nobody is ta.kin« us seriously, .. said Cincinnati Manager John McNamara alter the Reds stunned the Dodaen, 7-2, in 11 innings Sunday to complete their own three-game sweep at Dodier Stadium. Cincinnati remains 3~ games behind first-place Houston, a 5-1 winner in San Ameriea's Cap Francisco, but the gap between the Reds and the Dodgers was cut to 2"'2 games and the team is red hot. ''This," understated McNamara, ·•was a tremendous week for us." Ken Griffey's bases-loaded single off shortstop Pepe Frias' glove with none out in the 11th inning knocked in two runs to break a 2·2 tie and the Reds added three insurance runs on an infield out and singles by Dave Concepcion and Dan Driessen. A sacrifice bunt by Dusty Balte.r and two errors on the play had allowed pinch-runner Jack Pere ante to score the tying run from first base for the Dodgers with nobody out in the ninth. Freedom Survives .... Sea of Troub/,es NEWPORT, R .I. (AP) - Through a full summer of America's Cup racing, Freedom skipper Dennis Conner has been able to rely oo his well-prepared racing sloop and concentrate on the competition. Not this time. Conner had to navigate a sea of troubles Sun· day on his way to a 43-second win over Australia and a 2-1 ed1e in the best-0f-seven cup finals. A lay day requested by Auatralia for today puts off the fourth race of the series until Tuesday. CONNEa SAW TWO sails lost to the wind on Rhode Island Sc>"und and a third foul in the rig- ging long enough for the cballeneinl Australians to whit· tie away his comfortable lead on the next-to.last leg of the 24.3· mile course. Only some fut work by Con· ner's well-drilled crew and a freshening bree1e on the fmal leg saved Freedom's efforts to protect the New York Yacht Club's bold oo tbe top prize in salliq. over Australia through each of the six legs of the course in winds that ranged from 8 knots at the start lo 15 knots at the finish. The first Freedom mishap came as the U.S. boat rounded the second mark with a 26- second lead . Conner called for a light air spinnaker that was tom from its lines by the lO·knot wind. The sail was replaced in about 20 seconds with Australia ap- parently gaining no ground. FREEDOM HAD PILED up a 51.second lead toward the end of the fourth leg when trouble struck again. Its jib split about a quarter mile from the mark and Conner was forced to make the rounding with the damaged sail Australia sta rted to close the gap. The damaged jib was brought down as Freedom ~tarted on the fifth leg, but a large wave swept the sail overboard along with the end of the SP.innaker pole. Baker ended up on third. Tom Hume, relieving starter Mario Soto, walked Ron Cey and Gary Thomasson inten- tiona lly to load the bases, then pitched his way out of the jam. The Dodgers loaded the bases again with ene out in the 10th and again were turned aside by Hume, who recorded bis eighth victory against 10 losses to go with . 23saves. Afterward Dodger Manager Tommy Lasorda sat quietly and talked about missed opportunities and the im· portance of Sunday's game. - "You have th~bases_loade<l.witb no.oe out and with one out and you don't score," he said softly. •I The Pennant Race Hou1ton Dodgera ·Clnclnnd Game• W L G8 Left 15 14 -13 1415 113 12 .. !YI 12 HOUSTON llJI, HOME ,., §e9' U , 11, JI on Cln- cl-t;-s.pe JO. Ocl. I, 1 vs.. Allafti., AWAY 0 1 Set>4 72, 2l at S.. 1>19tD; 5epl. 1•. U al All-.. Oct l , '· s .. °""9en. DODGERS !Ill; HOME'(7) s.t>t, tJ, 2l ~.Al...,_ U ; Sept.,,., H .... s.. f'rMCIKo; Oct.),'·$ .... .._,_ AWAY l61 5ept 2', 11, • .. S.. 0199D, Sept. lO,Oct. 1,1 .CS.. f'rMCISCO CINCINNATI CU): HOM0E U) S.0.. JO, Oct. 1 v>. -Seft 01119D; Oct.).'· S. Yt. Altama; AWAY (71 5eot. 22, » al S.. Fr4111CIKO, Sept. 14, » at S.. 0199D, S.PI 1', 17. •at -- BEFORE ANYONE s tarts screaming Super Bowl, though, let's be quick to point out that the Pa<.'kers are not the Detroit Lions, San Francisco 49ers or Dallas Cowboys. When you play against a team that's as bad as Green Bay, it's hard to evaluate just how well the Rams played. "It's really hard to say how good we were today,·' confessed Reynolds. "For us, it was a good - time lo play them. We needed a win to give us some momen tum." '.'THEY TRIED like heU out there and you have to respect <See PACKE RS, Page BZ> "Fortunately, we didn't have anytblq else 10 wron1 with the boat today," Conner said. "I can't think of anytbin1 else that could bave ione wron1. I think tbe boat t.I nm out of things to ba_ppen." Australia~ drew abreast of Freedom as its crew scrambled to correct the damage, and raised the protest nag just as the wind filled in. BILLY WADDY (LEFT) TRIES TO RUN AWAY FRoM QRIEN BAY'S ESTUS HOOD AFTER CATCHING A PASS. There wu one other thins. The Amtraliana raised a protest na1 on the fifth leg. apparently beeauae Freedom's unsnarled spinnaker wu not attached to .tu pole -a vtolaUon of racinl rules. ra&EDOM ft.EW a protest r.:;~ at its own a 1hort Ume Neither Conner nor Australian eba.._.. bead Alan Bond would diacum tbeir complaiDu, which were to be beard today by an in· ternat.laul Jury. Australia'• pro. tat. ii ruled valid, could dil· qualify' tnedom and revene tbe ouaeame at tbe match. .,..,... ldl problema. CoaDel' •aa.,.S tp maintain a lead , New Ram Kieker Laughs at Himself By DAVE CUNNINGHAM Of .. o.HJ ........... The Rams have brought new meaning to the word "lau1ber." The term usually means a game ii so lopsided that chuckles and an oc· caalonal aulfaw can be beard from tbe vicinity ol the winner'• bench. But foe the Rama Sunday, "laqher" meant more than the 51·21 ftnaf 1core. The 1ame itlelf wu fUDD.)'. After Frank Corral lltjured bi,t calf muscle, def-lve end Jaek YCRmlblood bad to kick off. That wu funny. Clowns in the parkinl lot, a nock of misguided pigeons, 5,000 no-shows, an airplane towing a sign sayinc "We Want Pom Pom Mom" -it wa1 all funny. You oouJd have made a 1ood "Foot· ball Follies" film out of this 1ame. There were six fumbles and five in· · terceptioaa. The problem with any comedy la that .somebody bu to play the part at the fool. Green Bay ilD't laqbinl. In faet, Coach Bart StarT could be aerloualy wonderln1 about bl1 Job security. But be won't admit It. Starr's demeanor was a sharp con- trast to the atmosphere in the Rams• locker room, where players were lau1bin& and jokiq for the ftnt lime this year. Starr wu somber and U1bt· Upped. "My only reaction la lmmeme dlaap- pointment," Starr said. "I didn't have much to say to the team afterwards. I said what I felt wu appropriate, and I think we'll just leave It at tbat." Green Bay bad several teme mo· menta ln the second quarter when quarterback Bill Troup wu ftattened by Jim YOUDlblood and tlad to be removed oa a etretcber. for a possible neck fracture. Ram fans gave 'l'roup polite applause as be was carried from lbe field, and then it was back to the laughter. Youngblood's kicking assignments brought most of the roars. His first at- tempt traveled 35 yards on a low, wobbly. Une. ~.I was just hoping to gel my foot on the ball without tallin1 down and mak· inl a fool of myself," said the seven· time All-pro defensive end. "I just wanted to get the ball down there somewhere." Younsblood hadn't kicked a football -intentionally, anyway -since bis colle1e days 10 yean a10. ... The Green Bay Packen, after boldlnl cloud praetieet all week, unv.ued a SHret weapon -tbe 1bcqun formaUoD. Tber ~It four Umn, reaultiq lD two quarteriNa~ 1Hb and two intettep. Uou.11W ., .. fUDDy . "I bad prenure last year," Hid Starr, tblnklq back to a 5-11 aeuon. "I cloD't &ldnk It'• aft)' 1reater aow. I can Uve with snuure. That 10e1 wttb the job.;' Troup waa taken to UC Irvine Mediell Ceatel' for overnllbt oblerva- Uoa, when doeton say it appears be hH a concunion. Troup wa x~rayed Corral came into the same nunin1 a strained call muscle in hla left le1. and (See NEW UM, Pa.te BZl . r-___ ,.......... • bAILY PILOl - A C•paute Report Fro"' the WOftd ot Spot1t Martin I sue \Vanml(f. We'U Win It Next Year Fre•AP~ KANSAS ClTY. Mo Billy MarUn watched b11 Oakland A'a pound UMi Ame.ncan L.ea1ue W"tem Di vhuon ('t\Jlmplon KaJ\l&a City Roy alt t 3 Sunday. hall.Ina t~ u nt-s two 1•m~ lO one. and madt-a prt' diction "Wt'll wtn It nut yur," beaa1dalmply Georae Breu .• usawt on • 400 batun1 a Vt'r•l l' Hd lht Royals' runaway with t~ dlvitklft lh1s year have almott ob tl'urc:d the remarkable turn around Martin's A's have engineered. Sunday's victory pujjhed their rerord to 76 7~ and isobd&r1.-d tht'lr hold on secood place Lut year, w1lbout Marun. the woeful A's sank to a 54 108 disaster. "We l08t 2Sooe-run 1ame1 thls year," Mart10 sa1d "I 'II &et a lot ofthelhin&s we need tJUs wmter I won't tell you what that'll be. Butlhenwe'llbea wesome " Martin. who mana1ed the Yankees 1n two of their three playoff victories over the Royals, did not care lo offe r a predtc· lion 10 this year's champion.ship series "I t1unk it'll be a tossup," he said. "It sbowd be a helluva series They're both very good teams " / ------quo,, of dw Oa11------. Roa LadaJIO, listing one reason he gave up umpiring to become an analyst on NBC baseball telecasts: "For one t.hiq, now I can wear my glasses when l 'm in a restaurant having trouble reading the menu." When J .a . &kllaard was knocked off the Houston Ast.ros by a stroke, many observers felt bis loss would be critical lo the club's pennant • c hances. But journeyman right-bander Ven •• aalale, who entered the season with a lackluster 30-38 career major Jeague record, bas picked up the slack. Ruble, U>-4, pitched a no-hitter ror 7~ irininp Sunday before settling fo~ a 3-bit S-1 decision over San Francisco to move the Aatros into first place in the National League West r...,1-f'l••I .. 1t'l11• T.......-0,.... Lee bev._ rolled In a 25-foot blrdie putt on !I the lll.b 1reen Sunday to wtn the Texu Open •oU cbamp4on,th.lp that bad eluded blm for 14 yeart, •~ortnc well enou1h to take a. commandln1 lead over Te• w ..... ln the cb&M for the coveted Vardon Tropby Trevlno finlahed at as. 15-under-par, and ed1ed lW74 Te.H Open winner TenJ '*'8 b)' one •trokt. The troph)' 11oe1 to the 1olfer with the lowest stroke avera1e . . . Doe- .. Ca,_. Youa became the Meood penon in the bl1tory of lhe LPGA to win '300.000 ln a tlalle HUOD after ftrinl a 4- under·l)llr •to wln UM LPGA tournament 1t Overland Park, Kan ft wu You.n1'• aecond atrai1bt victory on the tour 1..-Je a. ... aa of Poway with.atood a late cballenee ~>' Jeff Vu Waaeeea of Northrid•e to wln the Queen Mary OIJ("n at El Dorado Municipal IOU c:oune ln Lona Beach Te• WalaGa, who baa· woo more than $500,000 on the pro tour th.la )'Hr , boot\ed his winn1np by '2.50 Saturday naf ht by wlM.lna& the nl1htl)' attendance pool at the Kanau Cl y Royalt ·Oakland A 'a .ba.aeball 1ame. At the uretn1 of writen, Wataon. who waa int.he press bo:1lowatchthe1ame, 11ueued YI ,838 That turned out to be 313 shy of the actual atten- dance <Jt•·-~ c ........ ,.Sett'ft"....,, W'ASHlNGTON -Gtor1io Chinaalia says, m without hesitation, the current Coamoe team ls the beat be has played with in his five yean in the United States. ·'There is no doubt about it," Cbina1Ua said Sunday after the Colma& defeated Fort Lauderdale 3-0 to win the North American Soccer Leaeue cbampioosbip. "This is definitely the best Cosmos team I have pla)'ed on." Of course, Cbina1lia bad a lot to do in maklnl the Cosmos the NASL cha mpiou, especially in the playoffs. Tbe most prolific scorer in N ASL history kicbd int wo eoais and as- sisted on a third Sunday to make the Cosmos winners of Soccer Bowl '80. Going into the championship game, China1lia had scored 16 goals In the playoffs to go with the 32 he bad in the regular season. ..-------Bcu~IJall Toda9 ------ On this date in baseball in 1966: The Baltimore Orioles clinched the American League pennant with a 6-1 victory over the Kansas City's A's. It was the franchise's first championship since 1944, when it was based in St. Louis. On this date in 1954: Karl Spooner of the Brooklyn Dodgers struck out 15 batters in bis first major league game, setting an all-time record. Today's Birthdays : Hall of Fame pitcher Bob Lemon is 60. Los Angeles Dodgers Manager Tom Lasorda is S3. .I~ S<-erres Fir•• IJ.S. \-'Id_,, SPORTS BREAK I FO OTBALL I BASEBALL Fre• r.,,., Bl PACKERS CRUSHED • • • them for that," said Fred Dryer. "We were due. They just came In at the wroae time. "I know bow they feel beeauae two weeu aeo I sat ln here feel~ Ing the same way they do now. They have to feel pretty embar· raaaed." "I guess the won t timin1 they had waa coming in here with us 0-2, · • added Pat Thomas, who did a 1ood job of shutting off their main offensive threat. Jam e s Lofton , for three quarte rs. "The worst part for them is we wanted to win." "WHEN YOU WOa& hard all week and the final outcome ls this then it was worth the ef- fort," said Ferragamo, who threw for more than 202 yards. "We were hunery . We just had to get the ball rolling. "The effort is the main thing, and there has to be some • el- ement of fun out there. too. I just hope now everything starta fall· ing into place. U everybody just does their job, we'll aet there," said Ferragamo. Of course the Rams won't have the luxury of meeting some- one quite lilce Green ·Bay the rest of the way. The New York Giants are next, followed by games with San F rancisco and St. Louis. "I THUL Y DON'T like games like this." said Jim Youngblood. "You get ahead like that early and you·re bound to have a let· down. "We needed a big blowout, though. I think we're ready now to do some playing." VINCE FERRAOAMO 'checking the Score That's fine for the Ra ms. But what about the Packers, who have now been outscored 155-4a in their last six games Cindud· ing pre-season). The future can 't be too en· couraging, either. with the likes . of Dallas, Cincinnati and Tampa Bay looming in the distance . "I sure wowdn't want to be the coach of that teaD)," said Mike Fanning, alluding to the team's lack of depth and quality at the skill positions. Said Rod Perry: "I'm just glad it was them instead or us .. ' f'ro•P~Bf NEW RAMS KICKER. • • on his first kickoff he felt the mus- cle pull. Youngblood began to look like a respectable kicker. "Since we cut (punter Ken) . . . In other games, Greg L••laakl s mashed his 18th home run to help Philadelphia to a 7 -3 victory over the Chttago-€ubs~mo+ing tbe Pbitties-to within a half-game of Montreal in the East Division . . . Aady &iHGll fired a three· hitter for eight innings as St. Louis defeat- ed Montreal, 4-1 ... Pitcher Jolla Caa- derarla doubled twice and Omar Moreeo, YoWJg Alld..rea Jaeger scored her first pro-• fessional tennis tourname.nt victory in the United States Sundal'. ~e.aling a..a-llndllbn, 7·5, 4-6", 6-3 to -wtn the singles championship of a $200,000 women's tournament in Las Ve1u ... Kansu Ci· ty third baseman Geer1e BnU was 1-for..t against Oakland Sunday and bis battine averaee slipped to .394. In bis last two games against the A's, Brett bu gone 1-for 8 . . . The "They asked me if I would _pun.t., too," Yottngblood re- vealed, "but 1 told them they'd better let Frank do it if he possibly can." The. Rams bad another alternative in backup QB Bob Lee. who once punted for Min· nesota, but Corul decided he was fit enough to handle the ounts and extra points. Cla rk I've been practicing as the backup punter." Youngblood said, "but 1 haven't practiced kicking off in 10 years . I will now, though." ·. Pllall Ganer and BW Madlock knocked in two runs apiece to lead Pittsburgh lo a 9-4 victory over the New York Mets ... Raady Bau belted. a home nm and Tom TeUmaa helped himself to his first major league victory with a run-scoring single as San Diego downed Atlanta, 3-1. Gedd'1f St•rC• a•d SJMll*a t'm.-in ltoe Gtddry, in his second game since return-• ing to the starting rotatioa, allowed three bits in seven innings and struck out a seuon-big.b nine batters Sunday as the New Yon Yankees beat Boston, 3-0 ror the loth lime in 13 meetings this season. The Yankees' magic number for winning the American League East is 10 with 13 games rema.i.ning . . . In other contests, Mike Fluagu, a 1979 Cy Y<>Wll award winner stru«&ling of late, allowed Toronto just four hits and he lped Baltimore to a 2-1 victory over the Blue Jays . . . 9'ne Kemp stroked a pair of two-nm doubles giving him 10 RBI in two games, and Jack Jlonta and Pa& Uaderweed combined on a six-bitter as Detroit topped Cleveland, 13-1 WlUle ...-. and Bnce lleclde bit two- run bomen, powering Seattle to a 7-5 vic- tory over Milwaukee. Glem AbbeU and three relievers combined to scatter 11 hits · . . . Kea i.a.treau'• sacrifice Oy in ~e GUIOttT ei1btb inning rallied Minnesota to als-t victory over the Cbica10 White Sox in the fint game of a double-header. Landreaux then homered in the second eame to give the Twins a 6-4 victory and a sweep . . . War- Grou drove in five runs to lead Oakland put Kansu City. 9-3. mother and sister of boxer Jelmay Own flew to Loa Angeles Sunday afternoon lo be at the bedside of the British bantamweight .. champion critically injured in Friday night's tiUe fig.bl after beinl knocked out by Me xican champion L•pe Pl•tor . . ...j•llJtdie EY8U edged Geoff llodlae by less than a second to win the ~mile Race of Champions for modified stock can at Pocono Raceway . . . BoltltJ Al· u... slipped and slid to victory in a 400-lap NASCAR race at the North WUkesboro ,,..... Speedway . Teleftdea, R•tlle Following are the top sports events on TV tonight. Ratings a re: ' ' / 1 excellent; I I I worth watching; I I fair ; I forget it. I p.m., Chennel 7 ./ ./ ./ ./ NFL FOOTBALL: New Yont Giants at Phlladelphla. Announcers: Frank Gifford, Howard Cosell and Don Meredith. Dick Vermell's high-flying Eagles dHtroyed Mlnnesot.a last week behind the passl"9 of Ron Jaworski who completed 20 of 26 attempts for 234 yards. The Eagles also oot 169 yards on the ground by running back Wiibert Montoomerv and will be tough to sJop this season. The Giants, despite a pair of touchdown passes by Phll Simms, lost to Washington on a last-minute flefd goal. RADIO Football -N.w York Giants at Phlladelphla, 5:50 p.m., KN X (1070). Baseball -AnQelS at Miiwaukee, 5:30 p.m ., KMPC <710); Atlanta at Dodgers. 7:30 p.m., KA8C (790). B e f ore his fir s t ki c k , Youngblood called the tearv together and said, "Listen boys, I don't know where it 's going. so y'all just get down there the ~t you can." Mark Lee was hit immediately for a ooe-yard return, despite Youngblood's laughable kick. · And in five more tries, Arbitrator Says Jenkim Can Pitch NEW YORK <AP) -Pitcher Ferguson Jenkins of the Texas Rangers was ordered reinstated to active duty today by baseball arbitrator Raymond Goetz, who overruled Commissfoner Bowie Kuhn's drug-related suspension of the veteran right-~ander. Kuhn had ordered Jenkins to sit out the remainder of the season, pending the outcome of hi s trial in Canada f or possession of small amounts of drugs. The drugs were found in a routine examination of his lug- gage oo the Rangers' last trip to Toronto. While Corra l's injury is diagnosed as a ~ssible muscle pull, it's not in his kicking leg. He fi gures to be available for du- ty next Sunday in New York. And maybe, when it's all over, Youngblood can do his laugtung at the expense of the Giants. instead of himself. UCI Wins Polo Crown UC lrvrne's water polo team lived up to its pre-season billing Sunday by winning its own tournament at Newport Harbor High. Coach Ed Newland's Ant· eaters toppled use. 6·4. and Stanford, 7-3. to finish with a 6-0·1 record. the best in the three-day tournament. Stanford placed second with a 6-1 mark. Peter Campbell , the most valuable player in the tourney, led the way for UCl with 17 goals over the three days .. In Sunday's final game agamst Stanford,,the two-time All· AmericlOMtored four times. UCI returns to action Satur- day in a tournament Ill Long Beach, racing UC Riverside and Redlands. ~·Barr Finally Gets a Vietory Bdseball Standings BARWICK DATSUN ARLINGTON, Texas <AP) -Jim Barr drove in three of the runs with a pair of sin&les and celebrated his first start in a moatb with a 1-2 vie-aho scored twice. torj for the Angels over the Texu Raneen Sun-"The IUY pitched real IOOd the fint inninp, day. but we were lucky enough to buncb some hits · · ball u .. together " Tbompeon said. · "That's the best he's thrown the a ~ear, "We~re jmt trying to floish u strone as we, ~ojels' Manager Jim Fregoei said of the -year-can. It's been a disappointinl year, but we're try. old right-hander, who picked up bis rint win ing to gain back some respectability ... apinst three losses. The An1ela scored five runs in the sixth .. : Barr, oo the disabled list earlier in the sum-against Doc Medich and two relleven. Rod Carew mer with sboulder problema. scattered eiebt bits and Carney Lansford led off with atocles, and both bdore reliever Don Aue came ln to quell a Texas scored oo Tbompeoo's •lnlle that knocked Medich ~f:lly in the sixth. out. .:· "I felt very eood today. Cooaidertog I bad only J erry Don Gleaton 1ave up a •in&le to Gil pl~bed about 55 i.nnioes all year, I felt J bad very Kubski and a walk to Larry Harlow, loadiq the ~ control today," Barr said. bases with nobody out. Reliever Bob Babcock came oo but hit Bobby Clark, walked Dave Sltaep · "I hadn't pitched mucb lately, but I tried to and gave up a sacrifice fiy to Thon to boost the pt in some workoull in the bullpen and lt looked Ansela lead to l-0. j UJ(e it worked out weU ." 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''°"' Hart ILlnte 'IOI 0.1 -Sims 1 run '"°"'".., kklll 0.1 -FG MurTay l4 A ll>,011 ......... ~ AUSMIHG -SL Lou!\, A,._ton IS-71, Morr" l-11, Delroll. Sims JS·tS, Buuey lf>..oS, Ke,..&-14, PASSING -SI Louil, Mari 11·»-l-l7S. 0.lroll, DanieitOft 11·144-151. A ECE IVIHG -SI. Lowis, Tiiiey 10-ta . Gray •'1, II...._ )-IJ Detroit, Scott )..43, Buss.y J-U, Sims J·U .Ch•rger130, llronco113 Sc-lly0uf19" S..nOlt90 Oen1tter SO FG BenlnchlleU 0.n -FGSlelMorUI J 21 13 0-lO ) ) I 0-ll SO-C-llottl lrun(BeftlrKllkUIO I O.n FGS1elnlor14t so Jol,.r21peulrom Foub IBenlrw:hll• klO ) SO -Edw.,cn .. Interception return I BenlrK hlltlllck I SO FGBenlrw:NleJJ SO FGBenlnchll .. 3 Oen M05on IS PIU Monon 1Slelnfor1 'IO I A-74,'70 h ... v ..... IL•-n RUSHING -s... o i.oo. Wllllt m• .... SJ. Ce-lletll .. 76, aa .. r J..11. Oonver. J.,._, l?·IS, Prn1on.,.2',A,,.,sl•Oft9 l·U PASSING -San Ole90, Fouts ll-Jl·l-211, Denver, Aol>lnson IJ·U ·4 14•, Morton 12-11.J-n•. RECEIVING San OleQD, JOI,.., .e, Wlntlow :MO, .lfflerton )-61 O.t\vor, Je,._, .,,,, Mo-1-103, Proslonl-" Reldere 24, Redakln1 21 k -llyOMNn WHl\lftOl!on Oallltlld Olk -FG Baflrt I 0 7 1 a 1 1 Olk C"pe' 10 pau fr-PHtorlftl IBellr kl<llJ WHll -Walker U pen from Theism.,.. IMowlty -IO I O•k Wl\ln1"91on 42 ru" IBal\r ~lc~I Wash -T,..IS'T"""' 4 ru" (Mowley klclll Oek -CNftdl•r S peu ,,..,., Pastorlnl llal\r lll<kl W .. I\ T....,_ 4 CNH '""" Tl•ltm-IMC>Wlty lllClll .•-tS.16l ,.,.~1u.-n A USH I HG -WaJlllnQtoft, Cl•lll •.•. Herlfton .,.,,, Jec:bon ..... O.•ttftd, 1t1,. U.IJ7, Wllln1"91on ... , v.,. E..,_ 12 .... 2. PASSING -Wealll119ton, Thelllftartf\ lt·Jt.1-2111. Oetll•ftd, Pe1torl111174l-2-176. RECEIVING -Wnfll"91on, Wel•er S-SI, McOa nlt l J.31, HarlftOft 3.21, Oa•t•ftd. lrenc:h t•SO, v.,. E..._ 4.1', CMPt< Ml. 100°/o WRONG! You know. buying for price alone is always dangerous. You've been there. Maybe that's why for 57 years generations of customers keep coming back. They know we <have fair and competitive prices. but it's the quality service .•. the main reason they reh.tn to purchase. again and again Olx special this week is a 1979 Colony Park Wagon with aa those extras for only $7 499 (225WLO). · lllCOLl · .. EJ•Y WITAmM lafowft1 20, Chtet1 1J le_..,...,.... 1Ce11weCl1v c1 ... t1....i ICC -ll'G~v• ICC fG~ytt 0 • I 0 , IJ Cit -Wllltt t "'" ICeOroft -IOI Cle -Wf .... I 12 INM f""" MM 11110 .... 0 .. 1 ltC Sem ... lt •• PHI tr•m """•' IL-rylll(lll C•• -Mlft• JI peu lrom .... ICtcll"'" lllclll ,. eJ,614 ,......,..u.-n ltUSHING -ICC -M<lt11'91tl 1).U, ""'"' s..n, G.,.t ,.., Cit -Wllll• u .i... M Pn.ln ,,...,. PASSING ICC -F11lltr U t..O, ltl. Cle Slpe2J-»-I, >tS ltECEIVING ltC -Samuel> 4·1'. M<IC"~ .. ». Gelll 1.» Cit -Wlllle MOO, ............. u. L091f1).Jt,A-t l.Jt Patrtotl 37, S.11'9*111 31 "-"~ New E,..._ I 11 1 10-11 S.•111• l " 0 14-JI HE FG Smlln" See -FG ... ,,.,. 33 Su Yl"Qtllt 10 e>et\ ''°"' Zorft IHtr,.ra II.IO I N E -Morgan .. peu from Groo.,. ISmlll••l<lll H E -Morgon 40 PH I I rotfl Grogen ISMllh,10 1 Sea -M<Cullum n peu rrom Zorft IHt" rtr• "") • NE -FGSmllllllO NE -1_., lOrllft (Smllh 1110 1 Sa• L•'9tfll )I pen from Zorn IHtrrera II.IO I NE-FGSmllll1' Sea M<Cullulft 11 oan lrom z°'" IHtr- rer• ~IOI NE -HMMlbtO It pau from G ....... ISmlthlllO I .......... llet*n RUSHING N-E1>9leftd, Ct l-1)-11, FtrguW>n 1"14 S..t11t. Jod<ol ~O. Zorn ,.., PllSSIHG Htw EnOltnd, Grogt " IS·J"I 171 Sullle Zorn JO.J•·I JI?, Wuvtr0-14-0 RECEIVING Hew EnoltnCI, Fr•N:lt )-JI, Moroan J.IOI SHIOe, L•rgeftl .. UI. M<Cullum:).SJ 11•"9811 30, StHlera 21 Sc-•Y-~ PolUl>urgl\ 0 I• I 1 Jt Clftclnnall 10 l 0 -Cln A Grlttln lt lnlt•c111llon rtlurn !Sunier Ille&) ' Cln FG Sunier 17 Pll ~Ill •1 o.n from 8rt0'11tw Ill.,,, -•01 Pll Sw•nn It o.u lrom Brtd\/ltw I Bahr 'IOI J;I" FG Sunier 41 "11111 5••"" .. pau lrom Brtdlh•• IBehr .iol Cln -Curll\ , .. !MIU lrom fllomPiOn IS11n1er &lea I Pll Hewll\Of,. t ru" I Ballr kl<& I (In Bt\\ n DO\ lrom Tl\4"1P""' IS..nter &IO I Cln FG 11 Sunttr A SJ,°'° 1...iviw.1u-n AU5HIHG Piii Herrls IJ.S• Hawl-"43, 81eoer, S·U Cln Joi\,,_ 1-..s ll.G11Hlftt.2',Alt.-r10-J6 PASSING Pitt -lredlflaw l&.J>2. ~ Cln T __ .. 11-0, 112. A,..,., ....... ,M 6l RECEIVING P1n-sw ... n)>t4,S-Y ,_,., sm1111 2-4$. '"' -c~u, ~. J- J-24, B.ut·•· Otlere 21. Co"• 11 k*etyO. ..... Be111...... o • o 1-1t HOUilOft 7 I 1 ~21 Hou -~I I r1111 l l'rlttch kkkl Bel -l'G Mlk•Me.,.., JO Bal -FG Mlll•Mever U Hou -C..ltr) peu '""" Sltbler (Frltt<ll 111c111 Bal -FG Mlk•"°"'YI' 2' Mou -Cer..,.ler I'"" (l'rll~<I\ klOI 11•1 -WeVllftQlon II peu Ir-J.,._ IMllle·Me.,... kk lll A -11,171 ....... -~ RUSHING -Be!Um-. OIO•Y ... .,, wui.1....., 1e>a. -""· c.."""' 14-114, T.w u ..... ~.~I MI. P1'SSING -a.Ill,,_.., -II·,._., IJ1 yerdt. -· St-r , .. ,..,, "' verdl. ltECEIVING -a.111-., OIOey J.», B"lltr f .,., Cerr 1·21, McCa111ty 2-11 HOUUOll, JollnlOft S·52, Coltm•" l ·U . C..rpeftter J-2', Berbotr l·IJ. JC Score• ~.,···Or•"9f Coast 17, Paiom.r 14 Golden W.SI 14, •-slle141 U S.Oc11e«oac.11 42, v ... 111r. 21 Ml. S...-16, Citrus It Gron"'°"' ti, Mnt, "''''· 11 CerrllOI 14, Eest LA 10 S..n Oleeo Mey 21, S..nta llar!N•• 10 Alo -13, Gltndale6 El Camino~. LA H•rbo# 11 L0"9 8H<I\ CC 41, LA Soutll•Ht U S..nle Molllce JI, Pl ... u o Saft h,....,dlno 11, LOS A"9flff CC 0 Rlvtr\ldoJI, O....n6 S.11 Ot.QD cc JI, MlraCot••. Compton It, Ml S.ft JeclfttO 10 PatedeN •. Cel L_r.,, JV 0 Sovl-1em ••, -.,arll J c ... .,_ 2•. LA "•"•' n Glendale, Arlr. ». lmperlal Vallev • Monday,5-plefnber 22. 1980 ~LY PILOT Teu10peft IM--~T•a.I LM Tre ...... "MI,• .... , .. ,_.~., hHY Dtelll, W• tS..7 .. 7 .. 1-llM ,VllY leeller, 111,000 6t .. M .. !IV L9ft HIM.le, sn,ooo .,.,...~,.. u "'""· '"·-., ..... ,...._ .. Hflfl............ ,. .. , ..... ~ ... .. ..-................ ,,, .... kJ.t0-J10 1111 •ote". t1.7911 .... 7-1 ....... 11, forrHt l'•ller. M,JOO tS..'°'4'"*-tn lr..c:e 0. ... 1 ... M.• ...._.,..._m o.or .. lklml, "·* ,,..._.,.,,_,n IMrll Mc~ .... 500 ,....,....,,_,,, Tom WeltllOCll, tUSO .......... l-27J MIO Soll, ... JOO 67·10-el·fOJ-274 0.ftfly E-. '"·'°° ..... 70-JC>-Vt Oevld Edwerdl, ... ,. ....... J.J)-274 R099r ~1111e. u.m , ... ,.,,..._,u Berry J-•e1. u.m 12•MO-..-VS ,, ..... c-. P,271 .,...,...._27, Urry Z~. 13,211 7t_.M ... t-21S Tom ltlle, u;211 10-1°'*"t-:rJS ,,.,., BMnl, u ,111 .... , .... 11-%15 K•llfl Fe'1!'1'. U ,211 t7_. ..... IO-tlS Melt lrwln, ti.JOO ...... 13-11-276 C14.r1ls Sir.....,, '1,lOO .... ,,...._,._,,, Bred Brv..,t. s1,a1 M-eMIM O-m LlllOy Miiier, $1 .. 1 t ..... 7J.70-2n Wally Arl'MI,_, $1,.J .. 72 .... 71-217 Gery M•ll-o. \l,•1 M-71-74-Jn Je y Me ... Sl,JJU 6"10-7 ... 1-tlt 1111 Kral-1, Sl,JJU .,_. .. 7Ht-211 Jon Cl\efiet. Sl..l'J IG-t1·1H0-2Jt J.C. SftHd, Sl,l6J ... IO.IJ·ll>-211 Scou s1.._. ,,,_, .,.,, .... 10-211 Joflft Mel\eftey, Sl,:r.l ... ,. .... 10-111 Tom Pur'tnr, SI~ TJ-70-211 LPGA Tournament ltt<>-1e•Per11,1taa.1 oonna CepanlVft9,SIS,OOO 7~.11 .... ll3 SftelleyMam11n.S9.. •1·71·1H4-• M J Smltl\,Sl,000 '1·1H5·11>-1'0 HollltSl«y,M,167 11·15·1S·IO. 2" Lori Nel!Orl, lol, 161 l)-IJ-IS-10-1'1 Pal Bredlev. M. 161 1)·13·1l-1J-1'1 Kall\y Wl\llwortll, U.111 IJ.15·14-11·-m Chw:lyHlll,U,1121 IS-1'·12·12-1'3 A-ll•A-.U .IJS 12·11.•ll-74-1'3 •··~••Mo•,..i.s.u,ns ... ,,., .. ,._ 2'3 RMIGar1>«t,U ,OIS It II lt·l!-194 Jenel COIH, U ,OU l f•lt •lt IZ-1'1 f •llYH•"'"·n .o•s 11111l-1>-lt4 1CathyMen1 ... u .011 1 .. 11.1•1>-no PeMy Plllr.11,SAJ 1 .. Jt.JS-10 1'S Jaft Ftnerl•. 11,SAJ 1l·ll-l .. 7S-2'S Doi Germain, Sl.~3 11·1S·11-lt--1'S Anne·M••lePell,Sl,J13 IJ·IJ-1 .. , ,.. Merlenelof-.Sl,JIJ 14·1~1)-1' 1'6 Debble•ldlln,Sl,11l 11·11·1•14-l'lt Jane Re..,...,tl,JIJ 11·1• IJ-lt--1'1 Wat•rPolo UCla VINITOUaNIY ( .. ..._.."_ .. ...,, ~ UC lrvlne I I 2 1-. use o , 1 1-4 UC lrvlne KorJng -Campbell I, Rllcllle 2, VtrQHl,L ........ 1 a. ......... , UClrvl,.. I l I 1-7 si. .. 1on:1 t 1 o O-J UC lnrlne tcor1"9 -Ctmc>Mll 4, 1.ttllltr1, M.O'Bri...1,N .. laftdl. Otllffk- L °"" llH<h SI.'· u c Oovlu SIMf-1,UC8er1te!ay5 CelSt ... HeywerdlO, UCOevlu .......... ,..,. UCLM u c a.,......, •. "--""',. , Cel Sl•Heywerd I I, Cel Slett F11lltl'10nt USCl ,UCUJ LOftQ lla«tlSt.S,CelSlele Fulltr10n? ~, ......... Cl\amploMl!lp R--UC lnrlM , ~·. Sleft!ord, ... 1-0: UC llef'keley, .. 1,2: USC, •2·1; Peppe -.~; UCU,2-5-0. eon ......... .._ -L .... 8Mcfl SI 'J-.J.4; C.I St.le....,_.., 2-; Ce1 Stele '°"lie.-, M-0; UC O.vb,o+o. ~k-.n CelftP41tCI CUCI). 11; Cer-(Hayw-l, II, Ital (UC 0.vbl, 11, T Scllr_.., (~ pen:llne), 10; ._,,_,CUC larleteyl, 10; A Moucl\a-r IStentbf'dl, 10; SlllfttOft IUSCI, 10. Wo,.,.n'1 Toumement C•U • .n\l ... l ....... p ... . Alldrff J-..r dtl. H-Mendl"ova, 7·S, 4-4. t-3 U -oer wlm 1)1,000, Manoll•o•• wlftt $17,0001. ~flMI lt•lhy JOfden ·AnN Smlll\ del ROiie C•telt-Wenav f11mt11111. J-a ......... J DevlaCup let8-Alnsl SaMIPINAU ....... 1 .. e!IL ..... l~~ .... laldet JOML11lt Cl••<, t>I, 7·S, H , .. l. G11llttrtn0 Vllet ""••"""•' .. f Pevel SIOf ll, •·l , • ., ICn<llOUovelllewlM.»21. .... _, ........ A4lrle110 Pe ,.elle lllelv I Oel P•ler M<Neinere IA!nlrellel, .... 1·S, t-4, ... frewlty IAuttrellel dtl, Corr-lereuvttl, 2•,6-4,a4, llJel1wlllL1'U. Def Mer Expo Racing t UNOAY't •HUI. TS ,,. .. u • .,_ ... , ............. Fl"' race llQ Fool (~1tt1, • 40, J 40. 1.t0; FrMltll• cs1 .. 1Mt1efl•ldl. 3.IO, 1.eo; -••m•r OouOI• BIA> IM<Gurnl, J 40 » •• e<le U ll peidS1'.60 o.e.--•• SacollO race Fuel SIOll tCltrl'"''· 1.20, UO. •.40; Me Mow (Paull,..I, It .0, IJ tO. Trippi F ...... " IBrooUI, I 40 Tl\lrd ract -LOIW Soul IHtrtl, I 70, S 20. S.40: Blll•n-1 01\ IWardl, 'tO, •.40 . CtrOll Slit ltllly IMllc ... 111, S 40 \S u.oclt 11·41 paid U7UO. T_....,.._ F ourth r •c• Sutcei.\ S•tk•r (G<M\HIU I, 20 40, ''°· • '°· Fon Royal ICtftlcolal, U .10. 11 10, Mr Baldwlll !Hawley, UiO. Fllll\ rec• -Alglll Geme (Vetuciue1I. IS.Ml, •.tO, 4 60; IClr-Uldy IPtre1I. 10 M> •JO; AIQM On Tobin l\laltftlutl•l ,_IO U delly dO<lblt CIMI paid \Ill.II> Slalll ra<e -Smoky l\lt IH•wlo l, 1.00, J.40. l .00. F .. ,,...,, Reward I PerHI, 3 i.o. J.JO, BronH Par-I ve1,,.,1uel• I. J eo S•vent.tt r.c:• A~I Rip• IA•mue1•, 11 tO, S Ill, l M>, I Gol SPff. I tO, 1 10, P•rtOUI IVtld\QUH ) 160, 2 10 :::onucn1on t\lalt"1uel•I. J 10 U~••CI• t1 31. D•ld '"00 Nlnlll '"'' Fletl Bld.,.r !C••leneda~. 11.t0, t IO, 360, Shtme.n t()(ol•nou• .. v•• l IO, J .0, frH G"I I Atmtr•ll, 4 tO fenlh r.oce -BaO'N Tom~ lll•leniuel•) l 00, ? .O. 2 10. voom \loom IH•wi.y I, l 10. 2 90; llmen Bro•,.., tA•mlretl, • 00 U ••· acla (I Sl ~Id US SO. U PIO Slw l s..t+l·J.ll Dt ld U4,4JJ t0 wilh lhr .. wlnnlnQ llOtls l•I~ llooesl S2 PIO Sia (,C)ftSOlollOl'I ~•d \'48 tO wlln .. win nlnq llOl1i lf1W horS.\) Eleventh •a<e -Bo<101 IOel•llOu•WY<'I 10 20, t ,10, t 20; G•.-n Zar ICatlanedal II I0, 1 11), Rt<ICresu nt IHewleyl, I tO Tw•&ft t\ r•c r A~hlord Ca\llt IGr•bOwsllll, t.IO. J II), 1 60 S"""'11Uously IV•lt .. I U•l•l • 00. 1 •O Hiii 8 egulft 'Cailtntd•I. J tO ~s ntCI• CO·l l pa1d lS.O.SO All•-· 10.•11 Misc. WMkend Trenuc:ttona I AtalALL "-k•W..-M ILW•UltEE BREWERS Acquired Jame Easterly, Pll<,..r, from ,,,. Mont•MI EllPOl !or ca.,_ -e pla.,..r to be ...,,.... ltler I AS«ITI ALL .. _ ........ ""_ .. , ... •os TON CELTICS -Announced 11\al Pete Merevldl, O'*"d. f\ecl Hiii ,,.. Cl"b SEAT'TLE SUPERSONICS -CU1 Carl a.lle'l'.~.-GMyH-tr,torward HOCICl!Y N-IN•U,L ..... NEW VORlt •ANGERS -Relultd Gereld loldwc, a.,.. K-.o. ---Fr...,..an, _n..,,,.,.; -lloe> Ire,,_, Rv•" loyd, •"d Todd Llvlft911ono, lorwantl. WINNIPEG JETS -AtlHltd Cral9 Cl\aftfttl, Alan A l lfte a ftd Ml•• Wlra<-Y. -Gleft 0.tlr, dtft11Ma•1: J°"" O'Sulllvan -O.ve C'llertle1, centen; -.... .__ ... -·-· TOA ONTO AMPLE LE1'FS -Rt .. slQned , Vlnc:o Tr-..,, -lie; G,... Hotl\elft -•• , ... Mcc.Hery, --... •ftd Je ... Gauo .. 0·0uv111e, leftoll L•POr'le, Biii Alley, llNU lloudree" allO Mel H-111, forwards. to ... H-B•UM•IO H••kS ol .... Amtrlc"" Hoc:Uy L...... Aulgned Mike Alley, _..,.,..,, to lhe Mampton c:;.,1" ol ,,.. E•11•m HoU.ey LHO .. NBA ScorH ~Y'••-11 Clh•l•nCllS, 0.l•O•I ... Bo•lon llM,H..,Jersey" Mllw-• 110, Por'll-IOI NHLScorH ~···1t-t1 ICl ... U ,HoustoftlCHLll WIMl-J. fulte ICHUO 0.lroll S, Htr11ord2 Cl\lca90S, NV lsltndersJ Ed""Pfttorl7,Wk hot.(CHLlJ B111t•lo•. Monl•Hl J Ce191ry•,Co10<-J NFL Stamlings NATIONAL CONFERENCE East W L Pd PF PA, Philadelphia 2 0 1.000 89 13 Dallas 2' 1 .667 65 61 N.Y. Giants 1 1 .500 62 58 Washington 1 2 .333 47 62 St. Low 0 3 .000 63 85 Cealral Detroit 3 0 1.000 90 34 Minnesofa 2 l .667 65 79 Tampa Bay 1 2 .667 44 49 Chicago l 2 .333 42 49 Green Bay l 2 .333 40 86 Weal San Francisco 3 0 1.000 81 71 Rama l 2 .333 80 72 Atlanta l 2 .333 77 6S New Orleans 0 3 .000 52 83 aams 51, Green Bay 21 San Francisco 37, New 0 York Jets 27 Detroit 20, St. Louis 7 Cincinnati 30, Pittsburgh 28 Minnesota 34, Chicago 14 · Miami 20, Atlanta 17 Cleveland 20, Kansu City 13 H<ruston 21, .Baltimore 16 Buffalo 35, New Orleau 26 New Encland 37, Seattle 31 San DlelO 30, Denver 13 Dallas 21, Tampa Bay 17 Oakland 24, Wublnston 21 AMERICAN CONFERENCE East w L Pd P F PA Buffalo 3 0 1.000 72 43 New England 2 1 .667 92 85 Miami 2 1 .667 44 50 Baltimore 1 2 .333 50 SS N.Y. Jets 0 3 .{)00 51 74 Central Pittsburgh 2 1 .667 79 64 Houston 2 1 .667 S4 S4 Cincinnati l 2 .333 58 62 Cleveland 1 2 .333 44 63 West San Diego 3 0 1.000 94 50 Oakland 2 1 .667 75 65 Seattle l 2 .333 61 87 Denver 1 2 .333 80 77 Kansas City 0 3 .000 43 64 T-1111l'1Ga•e New York Giants at Philadelphia <Channel 7 al 6 o'clock) ) . . OAILV PILOl Bigwig Wms Rheem Trophy <•C"taUoU1it' O.Uy PilM> SAN l''ltANC'ISC'f) Kon M h i.Ile' Blawl& from &lboa Yacht Club won t~ Richard Rheem Trophy ln St l''rancall Yacht Club's Pf'rpetual Series finishing with lhrcc finl.'J •nd a second .1n the four days of racing on bree1y San l''randat'O B•Y. Oavt' Ullml!Ul, a world ~nowned small boat sailor was tM helm m an aboard Bl1wi• 8itwil is a Cho•t~ 40~1oop Two boaL"' wt-n• dls m~t~ and ~veral othert1 dropl)(•d out of lht> hnal ruc-e Saturday when the wind whisth"11n lhrough thl' Golden Gate at 25 t.o 30~nota Pla<'tn-' ·c~-und tn thc Rhttm Series was another local bout, Sheni.ndotth. a <.-ustom-40owned and sklr, iwrcd by Wilham l 'aalnit'r, Ncw1>0rt Harbor Yacht ('tub 'rturd was Maragt', 1i1 (.'&('401ik1p~r~ by Les llarlandcr. ll1chmond Yu l'ht Club Fan al :-ti and mg \I .._,MW ,, P.itff.irlf•w• Oh' 1 • ...... .._ .. o ~•\No9' ,.., • .>of\nt!Of\ Pvf'tl6ft0,.()re f M1\t1n.>CN1t. , •• w•u•~ 'Y.u• litoy.tt t4am1ltor\ Ou-e"• C•uo J Clw"''fW ftN Pt .. u P-..vc Oh ttiKlft u 1 Mi9rh" l hi t-H \.M'•• Ct\.tl 1 Oftt~r ... ,"•'t ~lfP-*f'ttc:~ Mont•r-•'f""'"*'tiwl• Clly "'~,_,..,.1 .. 0 I Za,.,,.1u11 -C-SI'"'-I N .. 1••'>611 M1\•"="-''" ~••C'"' , ''"""""E a OO.Cn<" sovc Allenll< ""'""'"41 I l•I S1 ... m HOIT~-· L6 VC 1 111""°" Ed McDo•.il 11.HVC l ~'"' Oa•IOFe"" SI FYC K•e .. k HQOfn PetPtftiMI t l f*9N'tl; \.td't M.wt\f'Ol>-Re1tie.ft (01o·te Pt >'( 1 HoQ" N<"1tl 8111 Cl11le SI ~ \ C J S<""'ll•a .... N•••lla Ctl<"ll>ll N .... ltal•NI Rl<,..rOR'-mPerpool-..1 I 11•9•'9 AOll,,..l•1li. 6 YC J S-r-.h WllllamP•lmer NHYC l Mlta9e L .. H•rl-AY( Grfa• Capt ur_.# DPl'C ,._.. Grins. skippered by Dave French. Dana Point Yacht Club. was the overall and Class B winner Sunday tn the 6th race of DPYC's Dana Series for PHRF yachts. The 46-mile race from Dana Point around Em- my and Eva oil isla nds off Huntington· Beach turned into a class A sweep with Lee Coit's Pistol Pete, DPYC. and Bruce Anderson's lnnovader Capistrano Bay Yacht" Club finishing second and third. Slaredded Sail · A blown out spinnaker on the second leg of the third race for the America's Cup Sun- day was only part of Dennis Conner's prob- lems . He also split a genoa jib on the fifth ... leg and at one time had the spinnaker pole in the water. Still, Conner and Freedom won. __ , , . BOATING I FOOTBALL I BUSINESS oiiMNGE\M ~~~" 'm1~~~ Wwtam p . u.1. Newport Beach, ia vice preai· dent of marketin1 1enlcn for Wratber Port PropertMl, I.Ad., Lone .. ach. David T. muk....,. hu been appointed vice· chairman and chief ezeeut.ive oUice-r of Commercebank. Newport Beach. BelldeJ La-.Ora .. rte1, lac., Irvine, hu reported net Income of $3,230,000 or $2.45 per share on revenuet of $38,809,000 for the nine montha ended Aug. 31. That compares to net income of $2,48',000 or $1.13 on sales of $30,•.ooo for the same period of 1979. aoHld C. Weatbara is vice president of manufacturing for Woodstream Corp. Molded Producb division plant in Huntington Beach. All "oid·faMIMH" country fair will open the • Towa 6 Cotmtry Baak head- quarters Saturday at l2S3S Seal Beach Blvd .. Seal Beach. Hours are9a.m. to5p.m . 'l'lllomu E. Hlekoff is assi.s· taot vice president and manager of Golden State Sanwa Bank, Newport Beach. The Orange County chapter MICICO,, or Women in Communlcatloas, Inc., has been selected one of six outstanding pro- fessional chapters for 1979-80. Representatives of the chapter will attend a national meeting Oct. 2 in Sao Diego where the group will be honored with a plaque. Joe Karbo, Melvin Powers and Diane Diamond Trophy winners in class: CLASS A I Grins, O•w Frtn<I\, DPYC, J Pistol Pete, u. CoU, DPYC J '""°"-·Bruce,.,..,....,, c-eve. CLASS e I On T"* WO, Al NellOll, DPYC, 2 -l<lnac:, Wn Thomp~ '-eve. J Rock 'N Roll,_,..,_ s.. R-rs. DPYC Todd Shatters Record will be featured in a Saturday .. Setua1 by MaU" semi.oar at Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa. Admiasion to the 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. session in the campus science ball is $5. The campus is at 2701 Fairview Road. lnforma· ,Cl.ASS c I Vlv•u. Bill Clore, DPYC, J ~If. eo.,. -S<wonrw Jones. DPYC J ..... K•I, Jess Frw141nd, DPYC.. CLASS 0 I S.ren.a, Jotln Wlllle. OPYC, 1 HDf'ilOll JOO, Cralo -J• fletcrwr. OPYC, J SMn•ndOolll. RIO°""""'• C-BYC It's Not Erwugh As 40ers Rol,l tion. s.51>-5725. Sidftdader Salb io \'ln°'11 Sidewinder. s kippered by Karen Bluel, Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club, was the Class A and overall winner Saturday in the third race of the Orange County Women's Ocean Racing Series sailed out of Voyagers Yacht Club. As the overall winner, Bluel was awarded the J aoe Schock Perpetual Trophy. There were 15 starters in the race sailed in Performance Handicap Racing Fleet yachts in the ocean orf Newport Pier. Trophy winners· OVER ... LL I Sklewlndet, K•r•n Bluel, OCYC, 2. Glm-Sttelfft Too, Lind• Barro ... YYC, J. Lynell Moo. l orr•lM l Ynch. 8 CYC. • SunslllM , Joan M•leno\ay, OPYL ,) MO•~/ >~V M•r'\n-nM"Oet• • ume,.. \IVC OP,;~AS5 A I Sklewlncler ) Lynell-· J T•unaml K•""' O..-lellOft, Cl A~ 8 1 GlmrN Snelltr Too l SuMlltne l ~ ~, SOUl H COAST DODGE SERVICE DEPT NOW OPEi li.ISOWTILY FREE OIL CHANGE!·* (WITH THIS AO) ' Race Lures 30 Sailors Thirty adult dinghy sailors turned out Satur- day for Lido Isle Yacht Club Over 30 Regatta in t he Sabot and Laser classes. There were 21 Sabots and nine Lasers in the three race re· gatta. Trophy winners: Records are. as we al I know. made to be broken. But, on occasion, breaking them doesn't mean a thing. And. for that matter, not breaking them doesn't mean a thing. eith er. In other words , consider Richard Todd and Billy Sims. Todd is the quarterback of the New York J ets. a team which was supposed to go into the season with one of the most withering passing games in the Na· tional Football League these days. On Sunday, 8(...1tinst San Francisco. Todd shat- tered George Blan~s 1964 pass-completion record for a single game. hitting 42 of his 59 attempts for 447 yards and three touchdowns. The only problem was the three TOs came in the fourth quarter with the 49ers ' defenders just laying back and letting Todd throw all he wanted to. . By then, San Francisco hada whopping lead, one which stood up as the J ets went down in n ames, 37-27. The record couldn't ha ve meant less to Todd. Sims is the rookie running back for the Detroit Lions. the No. 1 pick in the NFL draft last April. He NFL ROUNDUP had a chance to become the first player to gain 100 yards in each of his fi rst three pro games. He missed by five. settling for 95 yards, seven of them oo a touchdown sprint. And with the Lions beating St. Louis 20-7, the record couldn't have meant less to Sims. • Elsewhe re around the league, Cincinnati pulled off its second upset or visiting Pittsburgh in two SOUTH COAST DODGI SA BOT -1. Dave yean, edging the Steelers 30-28, Minnesota mauled Tingler, LJYC; 2. Jane • Chicago 34-14 , Miami shaded Atlanta 20-17, Buffalo Schock, NHYC; 3. Bruce beat New Orleans 35-26, Cleveland tripped Kansas Twjchell, YYC; 4. Pam City 20-13, Houston defeated Baltimore21·16, Dallas Lindley, SDYC; 5. Jane downed Tampa Bay 28·17, Oakland nosed out 2111 ..... u.c1. Kenney, SDYC. Washiogton24-21 , San Diego slammed Denver 30.13 ; and New England outlasted Seattle 37·31. Tonight. c .... .... Offer Good Thru Sept 30, 1980 Chrysler Products Only • LASER -1. John Daigh, NHYC; 2. Don Stoughton , BYC ; 3 . ~!!!!!!~llllllllll!!!!!!~ Doris Kirst. BYC. insurance agents and brokers Contractors: lri-.ur:ince costs r1s1ng" Con1uct us for compel1 ve quotes for Liabili- 1 y, Equipment, Property and Worker's Com pt•11:.at1on Insurance We can a lso handle your bonding needs Bob Guffin 3931 Mac Arthur Boulevard Ncwporl Beach. (;a 92660 (714) 752·9055 the New York Giants visit Philadelphia. Bengals 30, Stttlen Z8 The Steelers' loss almost was a replay of their game in Cincinnati a year ago, when they coughed up the ball nine times in a 34· 10 loss. This time they lost it only six times. Jack Thompson threw two TD passes for the Bengals and Jan Sunter kicked 2i-yard field goal with 2:25 for the winning points after Pittsburgh's Ste•e Pollard fumbled a kickoff atbis 35-yard line. ''They made very few mistakes and we made a bundle ofthem," said Steelers Coach Chuck Noll. DolpldmZO, Falcom 17 Miami's Bob Griese, who seems to be making a career of coming off the bench and rescuing Don Strock and the Dolphins, did it once more against Atlanta, throwing two TD passes in the fourth period and setting up Uwe Von Schamann's game-winning 27 -yard field goal with 32 seconds re maining. BWs 35, Sal:ats 26 Joe Ferguson threw three TD passes, two of them to Frank Lewis covering 12 and 18 yards, and rookie J oe Cribbs scored Buffalo's other two touchdowns on runs of 12 and 7 yards. Archie Man· ning teamed with Ike Harris on scoring passes of 44 .~=::=::=::=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:~;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::==~'..__~a~n~dlSyard.sfor_l_h_e_s_a_in_ts_. _________ _ ,,., How far can you go in several years? With your high school diploma and a real desire to "succeect:' you can cover a lot of ground during an enlistment 1n the Army First 1f you qualify, you'll learn a skill-like ac· counting. food service. metal workin1. or air traffic contr.ol -that could take you almost anywhere. You may end up far from home, using your skill and servmgyourcountry m Europe, Korea. Alaska, Hawaii or someplace else you now know only from TV. You'll meet new and d1f1erent people, face new and demanding situations. You can go a long way In a few years m today's Army , ..... .,,, n ...... •-1121 ean • .. .,Opportunities Join the people who've joined the Army M0-1m ....... 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"11·• e 100 OW-...... wa.• dividends for the Browns as he caught seven passes '° ~ .... ••·• Ori-Cf c..uty, L.A. Cou- ty, Saa lfru~-c-ty. for 100 yards and a TD and carried the ball 15 times tl'lf. 511_. ._ lmK llllft for 59 yards and another score against the Chiefs . c(.,:)Ni't:" IUnnWe c .. ty. Cowboys Z8, Bacs 17 Danny White made a successful home debut as Dallas ' new quarterback, throwing three scoring passes for the first tftu in his career to band Tampa Bay its first defeat of the year. One of the passes cov- er ed 28 yards to Butch Johnson, the others were 9 yards apiece lo Billy Joe OuPree. Doug Williams scored two of the Bucs' TDs on an 11-yard run and a 49-,y ard pass play to Jimmie Giles. · OilenZl,ColtsH Earl Campbell scored a first-period Houston touchdown, then left the game with a groin pull. But Rob Carpenter replaced him in fine style, gaining 114 yards and scoring a TD of his own. The Oilers' de· fense also had a hot day, sacking Baltimore quarterback Bert Jones five limes and breaking his nose in the process. Raiden Z4, Redskins Zl Like White , Dan Pastorini made his home debut a pleasant one, passing for two TDs and getting help from Kenny King's 137 yards rushing i.o the Raiders' victoryoverWashington. Thecrowdof4S,l63wasthe Raiders' smallest for a regular-season game since 1973. Cbargen 31, Broacos 13 San Diego intercepted six Denver passes, with Glen Edwards returning ooe68 yards for a TO in the Chargers' 24-point second period that broke open their game. Another interception, by Woodrow Lowe, preceded Dan Fouts' 22-yard TD pass to Charlie Joiner. PatrloU37, Seabawb 31 Ste ve Grogan threw three TD passes, two to Stanley Morgan and a 16-yarder to Don Hasselbeck with 2: 52 to play. enabling the Patriots to tum back Seattle. 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How the special effects for those ''Star Wars•' movies were created i1J the subject of this documentary (photo at left). KTLA e 8:00 -"W. C. Fields and Me." Rod Steiger portrays the famoos booze-guzzling comic with Valerie Per· rine as his longtime love in this movie drama. Oe•le< Gordon Quartet 1No 11 OeKter Gordon ienor sa•. Ruytus Reid t>ass. George Cabhis piano Eddie Glidden drums (RI (fl MOVIE • 'Satan s T 11angle" • (197•1 Kim Novak. Doug McClure The ione surv1vo1 ot a sllopwrecii has a rough ttme ol It altet entenng lhe Blfmuda Troangle 11 hr , 30m1n I 10:00 II Cl) LOU GRANT (Season Premiere) Work· mg a double s11111 gives Lou an ey11 open11 encourlfe• wtlh lhe I rib s ecuntrlc n1ghts1de a1a11 eo NEWS fl MOVIE • • • "Westworld ' ( 1973) YUi Brynner, Richard Ben 1am1n An a<lull playground becomes a graveyard when the computer run robots go berserk (I hr . 30mln ) 41) NATIOMAl NEWS 10:30 G» ., MEWS Ill JAZZATTHE MAINTENANCE SHOP "Brit Evans Troo (No t) B•ll Evans ptano. Marc Johnson. O.$S, Joe laBar • oer•. drums fAI ~ 81U. MOYERS' JOURMAl ··cempaogn Report Boll Moyers reports on the evenis people and issues ot the t980 election cam- paign and &•amines vatl· ous aspects Of the pol•llCal process 11 oo a a Cl) ®J NEWs 8 HOU YWOOO SQUARES 0 MOVIE • • "An Eye For An Eye" (1966) Rot>etl lans,,.g. Pat W1yne A bOUn•v hunter seeks 1evenge on 111ose responsible tor the <1ea1h f his wife an<I son ( 1 hr 5 '") OU BET YOUR llf'E d v Hackel! meels a hoop expert. a lady works for a screw company and a Deer can colleclor Cl) THE BENNV HILL SHOW 11.3011 Cl) QUINCY. M.E. Quincy <11sagrees wilh a top pathology experl over a case Ouit\C\' 1s convinced is an e•ample ol homicide lo gain 1nsuran<le money Ir auOutenlly D TONIGHT Guesl "ost Robert Klem Guests Gary Coleman Crirostopher ~ve 8 MORCAMBE & WISE Eric and Ernie dress up a.s chorus gttls '" ··!'WY. Bog Spender Ernie decodes 1ha1 Eric: II too old anO team• up with 1 new part· '* I : ...... ! .. OH Hoi>an devlMs 1n ottic.rt' club '°' Stlleg 13 • IT TAKO A THllf •• CAPTIONIO AIC NlW8 0 MCN5WS t t :60 (fl 1"°"81De lron11de lnvetliglfft the robbery ot 1 tolllly pro- t.cted b1nk vaun ~MDIOHT u:00. 1WIUQHT ZONI I ABCNlWS M188ION: IMPOSSl8l! Th41 IMF mull penetr•ta • mon.s1ery end rescu• a card1n11 t2:20fl MOVIE • • • .., "Two On A Bench (1971) Petty Oukl, Ted Bessell A pair of unllkety spies ire lhtown togeth.,. 10 hnd oul which ot them is Klually •n agent I I lw • 30 min ) 12:30 D TOMORROW Gues1s comedian Da..o Lellerman. Broadway pro- ducef Dev1d Metrick. lor· mer clltld stars Angela Cartwright. Lauren Chapin. Jay North and Paul Peter· sen. wrestler Waller "Killer" Kowalski 8 THE BAX'TEAS "The Right To Stroke" g) NATIONAL NEWS 12:40 8 Cl) THE SAINT A po11ce ch1et •n Cannes suspects Simon of being responsible lor a seroes ot jewel lhelts 12:509) ADAM·12 l he ofllcers answer sever· al rot>bery calls. engage 1n a street chase and arreSI a <1ope peddler 1-00 ti) MOVIE • • ·~ tmpac1 ( 19•91 Bro· an Oonlevy Ella R11nes A well-concetved plot by a woman end he< paramour 10 dispose ot he< husband v11 an ".ccldental" death backfires 1ron1C1lly tor the scheming pa" 11 hr 30 min I 1:5090 NEWS 2:001 NIW8 l:H MOVlf * * * "The OeMrt f'O•" (19511 James Matofl, Je•· ~ Tlndy Flekl Marlhal Rommel emerges es 1 unlQue mllltary logure d;;f. l"9 hit W0<ld War II Alrt- can campaign ( I hr . 50 min) t:_,• ..-wa Ttw•da11'• .Da11t l•r Movl.-11 11:0041) ••"The Man From Vtal!" tt9341 Jahn wavne. Gibby Hayes A tough lawman nabs a gang of outlaws who is using 1 rodeo as 111 base of opera- ttons (t hr l -AFTERNOON- 12:00 0 • • "Relurn 0 1 The Toan c t952) Dale Robeltson. Joanne Dru A rancher struggles to hang on to his land and home 11 hr .30mln I G» • • • · Green Oo4phln S1reet • (Part II (19471 Lana Turne<. Donna Reed A gentle girl and her llcitle sister IO•e the same man 11 hr 50m1n I m "' • • • · G•gor· f t9621 Jackie Gleason. Kafnerine Kath The poor, mute fani- tor ol a run·down Paris rooming house oflers to sheller a woman an<! hi!• daughter (2 hrs l 1;00 ID • • • • "G11oen And Sullivan ( t953) Robert Morley. Mauflce Evans The great light-opera team composes many Immortal works ( t hr , 50 min I 3:00 ®l * * ·~ "A8bbll Run" ( 1970) James 'Cun.) An11ne11e Come< A tormer high sct100l baskelball star tries lo run away from his dull present eiustence ( 1 '1r 30m1n) 3:30 0 *•'""Deadly Hat· vest" I 19721 R1char<1 Boone, Pally Duke A man who has delecteo trom Au5Slan and sellled 1n Cal· 1torn1a hnds that he •s th41 target tor en a$$8$Stn ( 1 hr . 30 min.) JOHN DARLING by Armstrong & Batluk ANO FOR THOSE PEOPLE WHO APPE~D ON 1'HE NEW6 TON IG+-IT ... Be's Got Soap in Morning, White Way at Night lh J FRH\ Kl 'CK l{111w Tiwn ny hack to Otuo 1-or\uriatl'h. they'd cut my a p- pr·,ff~in<.'l'" in tht• so<tp. but I've Ill'\ 1•r l11•P11 o tired in m ~ life Children." He has a role with Jill Clayburgh in the movie "It's My Tum:· and was supposed to play Lauren Bacall's suitor in "The Fan.'' Miss Bacall became sick, and the picture was de· layed. forcing Gabriel to bow out. L< I~ \'\CI-I F~ 1AI'1 fohu Gat.ir11·' ,,1\ t hc11• 1• .J k1nsh1p bl'lWl't'll -;11.t(l OJH r,i .ind th1· l h I' a t 1• r I h a I do• " n t l' x I<; t anyY.hl'rl 1•IM· 11n lel1·v1:.wn · 1 II ti 11111· ·App I au s e · on Br OJt1Y. •.I\ bt!fore ·Ryan's Hope.' but I d forg<Jttcn how much ener~y 1s expended in a s tage show ·· Man) d.1yttm1: <;l•ri;.1b arl' pru duced on Broadwa~ 's cloor~lep in New York, and many actors work the c;oaps in lhP sunlight and the ho·anls h) mo<mltght Gabriel said he quickly h.•arned that daytime slars have l:'no rmous drawing power -and Lhat it's <t different audience than the one attracted by movie <Jr nighttime stars. It was also his work on soaps and his recognition of the stars· popularity that led him into another area. He created, and is the host .of, "Daytime Star," a syndicated talk and variety show. In addittnn. thl' ~en als have created a whull• new hreed of ' ~~· mat inee idol ~ Y.ho ha s 1• 11 o r m o u s t1raw1ni: 1111w1·r tn n.> ~ 1 o n a I ll1l1 .1\1•r <lrw 'I U l h I ... c, ,1br11•l lht• r,tl I ,1nd !lark I' h .indc.om1 "You're dealing with people .is much as five days a week," hl' said. 'You get a connection }OU don 't get with any other medium " Gabriel, who has to be written out of "Ryan's Hope" to take on other projects, said, "Soap opera is very hard work. You do a half-hour every day. You get the script, block it, break for lunch, run it through, compare notes, run it through again, com· pare notes, then tape it. c;.11111 tn c:;wr of \nr·, c;abriel is one of the soaps' ravl)rate matinee idols Before ht:. role as Dr Seneca Beaulac 111 ·Ryan ·s Hope,.. he was in "General Hospital " and "Love or Ltf.e .. He also IS extremely successful elsewhere "Out or that you get re· markably good work from the actors. I've seen people come in a nd becom e great actors because they work. work, work.'' "Rvan·._1101w ·· 1 JU~t f1 nt..,l1t d a tour or 'Br1gactnon · \aid C,abrtPI Y..ho was on a v1.,11 ht-n I tl do t•1ghl shows a wN•k 11( Ur 1gadoon m Qhio. thPn n\ h..tC'k to NC'W York to ta IX' an 1:r11c;odc of ·Ryan's He's Just recorded a new album. for which he wrote some of the lyrics. One song 1s "San· dy ." for h1s actress-wife. who re· cenlly lert the cast of ··All My Gabriel's character, Beaulac, is the hall-Indian, hair-French- SHE'S 'GERTY' Actress Pet Bond 'Gerty Stein' on 50 lier wr1tin~ was called monumen- t..11 and her gcmu!>, wit a nd indepen- dence l'nnched the lives of many. "Gerty. Gt•rty, Gerty Stein is Back. Back. Back" offers a unique look at the rasc1n<1ting ;;i nd controversial Gertrude Stern when it ·airs Tuesday at 10 30 p.m on KOCE. Channel 50. The ont· wo m an special features Pat Bond as Ms Stein in a Light· hearted recreation of the life and lime!> of the popular author and salon hostess who delighted many of this century's great artistic figures. Stein ·s tntellect and eccentricity m;tde her numerous friends, includ- ing Pablo Picasso. Ernest Hem- ingway and F. Scott Fitzgerald. "Gerty Stein Is Back" presents both humorous and poignant stories about these famous people, as well a s Stein's reclusive campanion, Alice B. Tok las. "Gerty, Gerty. Gerty Stein is Back. Back, Back" is a production of the Maryland Center for Public Broadcasting, and was taped in front or a live audience at John Hopkins University. Lemmon, Benson Star in 'Tribute' HOLLYWOOD <AP) -Jack Lem· mon. Robby Benson and Lee Remick star in "Tribute." the movie adapla· lion of Bernard Slade's hit play. The f i lm . which opens al Christmas. completed photography in New York and Toronto. An ..----------======;- l'-•O'T- THE STUNT MAN (R) u.1 ... 2·-tt 1 U.t0:t5 o..,-.. NO NUKES (PG) u .2--a .. o URBAN COWBOY (PG) 12 .... ,, ..... ,. BRUBAKER (R) 1•1• NOW PLAYING ...... •ITtl IT-lmft.. ... .• 1MA fllAU Sallll Alll ~7•44 Otl!llll 1»1770 llrM 529·~39 __ . ..., ..... ~ ........... . ltllllingllll 8-11141-0311 Ot ... 63H5!13 W.SlmltlSlll 111·3193 ....... .... ,_ ...... UllllAllll M-V"IO IJO·l9'0 1M1a SSI·~ .._ _____ ...... _. ........ " _____ __. • ...... ,.-,... _._,. ,_, .. ___ ..._.. __ ······- Canadian chief of neurosurgery at Riverside Hospital in New York. • "We're one or the few soap operas that's set in a real city," he said. "Most shows are set in cities like Midvilte or Somerset. I find having a real locale sets the tone for the show. It grounds everything in a certatn reality. You're in Manhattan." Gabriel was born in Niagara Falls, N.Y., but was raised in California. He starred In a number of films for 20th Cen· tury·Fox. and for "El Dorado" he not only starred with J ohn Wayne. but wrote the lyrics for the title song composed by Nelson Riddle. He did guest star roles on television, and was s portscaster Andy Rivers on ·'The Mary Tyler Moore Show." He first moved to New York 13 years ago for the Broadway ~how "Happy Time.·· After one Saturday night performance. he flew back to Los Angeles to marry Sandy, then returned im- mediately to New York. He was the television in- terviewer on "Just Tell Me What You Want" and in "Perfect Cir- cle" with Jill Clayburgh. Gabriel said he doesn't find being on a soap restrictive. as some actors have maintained. "It depends on who's running the show," he said. "On our show. all the actors are happy because they're allowed to do other things. I want to use all the talent I have. It's such a stop· and-start thing. 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CO.It Mt .. , (A 8IOI •nd l\04 necu.-nw •ccepl IN '""'•nru>o iu "'• c.on-is>1~1nt wP'I•"" of Wor.,mtn '\ Co m oen\•Uon '242' loweu Bid, •ncl to walw .tny In· <o.110 "'""1 in II•'"'"'",."'"' ••Oo~ ,,__._ -lv<nl"' • w ll>f«lor'I Profect IOllltlllc.Clon N•mts BID lormt llty or 1"9Q11'11rlfY l11any Bid•• 1 '"''"9 01 ""''•> '" ,., .. ,,, "' ulhe• F allhtul Pe1 lorm•nee 80fld In IN t40<A -ORANGE COAST COLLEGE te lvtO "''•''""""'''°<nlf11rtompoaont a1noun1 ot IOOPtretnl of lhetGlel·bld SOCCER f'IELD SITE GRADING. NEWPORr-MESAUNIFIED 0 11,...w1"'11f-ktlw•<l•1 .. •1 11<1C•-•L•bor"tndMtttrltl18ond B ID t40·8 -O RANGE COAST SCHOOL DISTRICT .,. ••-t 1" Ull• ,,.. ... , ,.., ..,.., .. 1n 1no .,,_,.to1100Pfrc•n1otthelotel COLLEGE RECYCLING CENTER of0rtf19*COllnty, I OI .. 11'-IY .. lllil ;ovr •tlllenl C>IOl>tlte SITE GRADING ANO WATER ANO C.11-• ... _ .. ,II 1111. mo .... ..., ... tlM • WAGE RAT ES At rtqulltd by SEWER CONNECTIONS Oor0411'f H•rvey Flther. OAlED 0.1-•• l~ll Soclion l1JJ or IN C•lllO<nlt l.oor Plt<ePltn•e•eon flle'OFFICEOF C.P.M., WH.LIAM E \I IOW>I. Co0t llW Owner 110 CMltrml...O l1't HIE DIRECTOR OF PHYSICAL Purctw\1119 Olroi<lor CltH ::i:~~':':'.:!!:~'1~'!!:-i:':~t: FACILITIES PLANNING ATT J l114176'>J111 8, ~•ronRv<t•rn l)erfot~. Cop\ff of .. Id w• rate POTTER, DISTRICT TRA ILER Publl'l'lld Orenot C.otst Dally Piiot 0.puly I dll••mlnallon' ••• m1in111ned •I the FACILITIES, 1310 ADAMS AllE . ~I ?J J1, I• _ l&<6 to AO MALO• sc HwA11111 ofll'o°' ,,..°"'"" •nd .,. •• _.,..,.. c o s TAMESA,CA•nn j •II H••_, C-D•. Svll• !HO u1»nrequesl TN Contrecl0< <11tllpost NOTICE IS HEREBY Gii/EN lhel PUBLIC NOTICE ,. • .,.,." ha<ll, c... tJ..O • copy of w lo do<u,.,.n1 •' •«h Jot> I •h• •bO-.....-ct S<llOol 0 151rlc1 or I NOTICE TO COH'Tit.\Croo h i Cll4l W..7aJ . t•I• l ht Con1rector •nd Mty ~ IO••not County, C1lllorn11, 1ct1n9 b' CALLING FOR 810S Alletlltt tw l'l•lnlttt• \onlr41<lor """'" him \lltll pay"°' !el> 'end lllrouoll II> Govornln9 Board. Sc'-1 Olstrl<I· C.0.•I Commun11v Pul>ll\l\epecllled P•tvtlllnv ••ttt of I h •, t 1n 111,, , 0 ,,,,, d 1 0 •, Coll-Olitrlct s~PI " 11. ~.Oct • '* )I~ 10 :..":"~i:,.,;: ;-::;,~1~".:tployld In the "DISTRICT " wlll ,.<tlvt up lo, t>ul I Bid Ottdhnt 10 30 o'clo<k a m of PROJECT ADMINISTRATION All I not leler than Ille abOvt \laltd ""'•· .... 1111 Qly of Ocl-•. '"°· -•Uons rel1tlve 10 tlll\ oro)oct prior \Ult d t>ldl for 11\f ••••d of • <ontre< I Plt <t of Bia Rt<olpt Office ol 111, F Ad Actl.OO 101t1eoPen111Qot D•d' "'•"..,. dlrtc1e<1 •o• '"" -proft<'-Pvrchull'Q "9fn•. Ms M••l•n P•"'"· or to Ow Dlllce ol CoMt•uctlon Proje< Cll' OI ltvlnt el 114 JS,.. lcttnlllt«I tlX>W. ""41 "'•II Dlt -Md min 810Q , 1370 A°"m\, C.0.le Mo e Call a WIO ot 1~---and PUl>lkly tttd •IOUCI et llW allOvt 1 CA ,,.1. -OWNER'S RIGHTS RESERllEO Sl•lld llmaand plto Ptole, 10 ••1•• t ny q.,,,.., lo• MCh Mf ol bid do<um""u 10 ANIMAL HEALTH TECHNOLOGY ... ~~~·~~t's.~~~·~,o:~.~~r wltllln 10 dAYS altt< llW bid O!>Hllftil •tt·B ORANGE COAST COLLEGE II J I 0 I "''0•mt llty In " blO, •M 10 make l ou.,entM h rolurn 1n9000 condlllon (I NDOO~ DOG KENNELS I 8 10 AD-VISOR I CITY OF IR\/INE dtlt ART CENTER ICILN ENCLOSURE City Cler' rtsoonslve IO tho conlr.wt do<umitnl• THE ARCHITECT, WM 8lUROCK t. ByNANCVC ROWLAND Ee<ll bid mv'I conform 1nd Otl PltctPltns u eonlllt OFFICEOf' 642 5678 I Puol•-0~"9' CO<IJI Otlly PllOt, I Eec11 Did \NII ti. .ccompenltd Dy PARTN E RS. 1300 NEWPOR T • S..01em1>erlS,12,l'i90 lho M<U•llY referred tolnttw conlract BOUlEllARO, NEWPORT 8EACH 310 eo oocuments anc1 Dy ltlo "" ol o<OC>OMKI I CA '1"'3 Flash From the Past! Diii l1lck10n >UD<onlrectors NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tllel Tho DISl RICT reslt<vts IM rlQlll to lht ellOVit-ntmtd 5<-1 Dltt•l<to W-'IW •nvtoranQe County C•lifornt•, .cttn9 bY lrrtQularlllH or lnlorm11111 .. In any , ... a ·~·ouci~ ... Govtrnln9 eo .. o, bids or II'\ uw bfcta'f'O. f'I tr e t n •ft• r r et er ' e o to it\ Tiie DISTRICT 1\41s otllt lMO lrom "DISTRICT," will rKelve 11P to, l>ul I lllt DlrKlot of .,. Oeparlment OI In l not ltter lhen tllt ttlo• .. ->taled llmt du\lrlt > il•l•llons tl\e 0t11tra1 o••••ll· soled DIOl lor lllt ••••0 ol • conlre In Int lor 19\e llbOve pro1KI ' I IOCt llly In ""'ICll lllh """'' ,, lo ... 81dS >llAll bit "'O•••d '" Ill• plat• performed tor ttcn <r•ll or IYr>e or ldentNleO ....... -"'•" tie oe>ened workmtn -to e.tcllle lh• <on· tnd PUblk ly r.ed •loud .rt '"' •llO••· 1n1c1. flwlt r.Ces 110 on Ille al Ille staled llme llnd Pl4'<• DISTRICT otflcit l0<ate<I el Olrt <lor 04 Tiit,.. will be • U~ 00 ctt!IO'lll ,.._ Pllyslct l Fecllltltt PltnnlnQ, CoeJt quired for eecll .. , of bid 00<umon11 to Community Coll-Dl\lricl. Copio ou.rt nlM tM return In 0000 <ondllion m•y tie olltalned on ,_, A (opy of wllllln 10 <lllY' .,,,... tllt t>ld -•"9 ........... ""'" ... llO'lttd .. '"" 100 .,.,. •llt • Eech bid mu•I conform •nd lie Tht lortQOlno ~i. ot per diem ,..-•Ive to IN cont•KI oocumonu w•on I> -upon • -kl119 dty 04 Et cll bid -II Dlt <K<omllf"ltd by tlOl\t Ill rtours. Tiit rtlt ror llolllNy tllt .. curlly reftrr<•d lo In IN contract and ovff'tl--II. SN ll tie tt ,,. .. t documents -by lllir 11•1 ol "'~ llmo and -·NII. svD<onlracton. II shall be manclelory uoon 11\e CON· The DISTRICT ""«vt> IN rlQhl lo TRACTOR 10 -m tllt cont••<• ,, ... le<t .. , or •II 111<11 or to ...... t ny 1wtr0td, -._.any •vbton1rector 1rrt 9<1lerltles or 1ntorme11tles In eny under lllm, lo pay not les• INn IN bid• or In Ifie l>IOOl119. "'ld >oe<lfl• , .. ft to elf workmen Tiit DISTRICT llu obtall\ltd lrom employed by ttwm In tl'le ,...cvllon of IN Olrt<1ot ol Ifie O.pertmefll OI ln- lllt contre<t. clllstrlel Rol .. lon\ t.,. 91M••I orevall· Ho bl-r may wlthdr-"'' Did for 1n9 rale of oer Oltm ,._, In Ille • perlOd'f/I fortv-llve IOI dAY• <Hter locality In _.ell 11'111 work I• lo t>e IN dtt• Mt lor ttw _,,.. 04 bids. -lormld for eacll cr .. I or lype or A .,..,,_ -and a -formtno -•kman -to .. ec\flt tM c,... -will be rwqulred prior to ew<U· lre<t. T-, ..... ,.. on Ille et Ille lion ol .... c ... t•<Kt. The ... vm-bOnd DISTRICT otfk• locttld •I Otflc• ol .,. ...... Ill .... form ... torfh In .,.. ,,. Direct•, PftySI<•• Facilities Pltn· 1 COfltr•<t _.,. nlnv, C...st Qwnm. Coll-District . Gowml"V .,.,d COl>ln ....., i. -•lnf<I °" reqvest A Playing your favorites from the fabulous SO's & 60's! By·-...., E Wtt.,.. c..,py oft-rMft .,..II llt --"'I St<ritta"'. the )00 site. 8oe<'d of Trust•• TM f......,..119 Klledlll• OI per diem PllDll-~-o..st o.lly Piiot '"t9ff Is !>Med -• _ .. ,,. d•Y 04 1 Appearing Nightly Mon.·Sat. 8 PM-12:30 AM DON'T MISS: SePI n . "· 1• ......, e111111 111 11eo.rs. Th• ••t• tor holld•y -----tllcl CWt"I,... Work Sl'\fll lie ti ltfft r----------, . ..,,. •nd~·· .... d H. • F . <. .. A II I " .,. ... be rnancMtOl'y ""°" tlle CON· I I ~t'Ymo s~ .. A~r..~! ~:: TRACTOR to -m llW contr.ct " I modtlln9 , comme r<l•I•, -•r<t.d, and -AftY WCIC,..trettor I Wlc.eov•n. lllms, print -"' un0tr him, ro pay nol les• 1"41n Ille -ttftr•I said SPKlflld , .... to all wor«m.,. I ! ! CALL NOW ! ! I ..,.Oloyeel"' ltwm In Ille ttrecvll,.. of I 957 0282 I "':.~~l~-mey w1111c1r-Ill> bid lor 1 •Mond1y Night Football on our Giant ScrHnl •Delicious hon d'oeuvres Mon .·Fri., 4:30-6:30 PM I (714) -_11 •••log.,. larty·llYe (0 1 City• •II•• ------------1 tlW O.te MC tor tl'WGPl""inQof t>tdt.. I -A P9Y"*'t -•nd • perlormMtU Yo·ir v.arld ~ns 01 home No bOftO wlll llt r11111lre<1 prior lo uecv- ofhPr ()unge nly new.,,,,,_ I llon o! !tie c011trec1 Tiie p0ymen1 t>onO I ..,,....... llltll Dlt In IN form wt fortll In Ille br•ngs you more news of 'l(k• contr•<I 0oc ....... u . commuMy ev«\' doy •hon is I Gowm4119 .,.,d lo11nd on the 1.: mu1r.11 :;;.=.:,-; E w .. 1son '~Gtdla'-\ ~~ \ COSTA MESA 3131 Bristol Ave. (Bristol at San Diego Freeway) I 9cMirO of Trustf!H . 6-42-4321 I Publl"*' Or-C.otst Otlly Pllo1 0 AIRPLAME". U'GI '"AMAi. COUNTDOWN" "THE HUNTEA''f PG I "XANADU" (PG) ~ I "MOUNTAIN MEN" (A) c:==::= ''THE EMPIRE ,,., SftlKES IACK" __,, ... Siio- "HE KNOWS YOtl' .. E ALONE" "THE HEARSE" (A) "BLUES BROTHERS" "PROM NIGHT" (R) c;:::"'..::=.:~ •. -\ •• : ...... :~-' I "THE HUNTER" "FINAL COUNTDOWN" (PO) r-------~--=:::i I "JHI ~~~. 1 , "CAL.,OIMIA SUITI" ' ~. INI I "AIU'LAMI" "UTTUDAJtt..IM6S" .... "CMllCH & CMOH•" 14ACAN.CO 60LD" Ill "" ......... ....... .....n., a..-t .... ._""', .... Sit0I U 7', ,_, Jf't-to Antique Auction Tuesday & Wednesday Septemller 23rd & 24th -~ -: r"'• Liffle John's Antique Arms Announces The Auction of the Curator 's Collection from the Aldridge Museum Formerly displayed in the Balboa Pavilffon in Newport Beach, Calilornia This sale represents a wide range of collectibles as- sembled by a meticulous curator over a 40 year period. Over 500 ..._ will be ..W which include: over 50 European and American oil paintings dating from approximately 1690 to 1940: original American and European Bronzes. Tiffany Glass. Fine European Clocks. Pre-Columbian Art. Porcelain · from the 19th Century and Earlier. Antique Guns, Sowrds. Militaria. lmpartant Diamonds and Estate Jewelry, Carved Ivory, Carved Jade. Furniture. Hand Painted Parlor Lamps. Scrimshawed Whale Teeth. Nautical Items. and Other Collectibles too numerous to mention. SALE WILL BE HELD AT: (Del Webb's) NEWPORTER INN LOC~TID AT I I07 JAt•Olll IOAD, MIWPOIT llACH. C~MA tlltntC......I_, PIP'llW. September 23 -3 P.M. • 7:30 P.M. September 24 -3 P.M. -7:30 P.M. SAU .... , 7:30 P.M. BOTH DAYS fw d•n 11 ..,,_ __ ell t7Mt2' * edwards cinemas WHERE THE BEST PICTURES PLAY , .. , 'THOSE LIPS THOSE EYES" 'CHEECH&° CHONG'S NEX1 MOVIE' (R "BATTLE BEYOND THE STAAs·; .. ,.,o, "WHEN THE I "BUA ISlANO" I SCAEAMINO STOPS" ... 'AIRPLANE' "CARNY" -"DAHIEDTO ""' 1111 Kill""'"' 1111 ""°" . ..-a ''o' "THE MOUNTAIN "MIDDLE AGE , " e o. t• to MEN" CRAZY" • \ J l t r r e ~J .. ONLYf'tlOT I I ..... ,.,,, ... za. ,. -... .. • • •• - .... • • In extensive national testing, smokers compared leading high tar menthols and low tar MERIT MENTHOL. The result Of the 95% stating a preference, 3 out of 4 smokers· chose the MERIT MENTHOL low tar/good taste combination when tar levels were revealed Kings: 8 mg' 'tar:· 0.6 m9 nicotine-100' s: 11 mg ·'tar:· 0.8 mg nicotine av. per cigarette, FTC Report Dec: 79 ', Warn ing: The Surgeon General Has Det ermined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. * • L-________ __,O Phohrt.formln.. 111~0 \ \ '\ Ki~&lOO's I I • I -.- t NSI DE: •Ann Landers· •Classified .... •Horoscope Urban Sa tirP. Housing Crunch By JUDRH OLSON Of ... o.IO ,.. .. , .... People are everywhere Cars inch along C'lo11ed freeways llousmg 1s s carce. People live 10 cramped quarters, bunc.'hed togetht>r in boxes This is urban living, and no one knows it any better than the rabbits especially Mary Etten Wehrli 's bunnies. They mulllply, making more httle bunnies every day. T heir pens and cages get c rowded. and soon the manifestations are seen Their floors sink from all the weight and they peek to satisfy their curiosity about each other. Rabbits, of course, don't know anything about the urban life but they are an excellent way to poke fun at it, says artist Mary Ellen Wehrli SHE IS BECOMING well-known for her ''urban satire" series of photographically realistic paintings featuring bunnies and kiUens, all sit- ting in cardboard boxes. ''Urban Crunch,'' for example, portrays six rabbits sitting in a parti· tioned cardboard box with one wall falling. "Urban Peeping Tom" shows a box of kittens with one peering over bis ledge to see his neighbors. Mrs. Wehrli, a Mission Viejo resi- dent wbo recently showed her work al Art-A-Fair in Laguna Beach, has been developing her urban series for the past 10 years. It all started when s he was looking through a family photo album and s aw an old picture of her brother l'ith bis bunny pets. "MY BROTHER bad been given a rabbit and it had babies." ·she said. "My mother took a photograph of them in a box. "When I saw it, I said, 'That's urban living.' J did a painting of it and it won an award." Five years later Mrs. Wehrli had a one-woman s!low of urban satire, with all animals, but the idea lay dor- mant witil about a year and a half e o when she dec ided to develop the theme. "It had won awards, and it was something the average person could look at and widerstand.'' she said. IT HAS BEEN a s uccessful de· cision so far. Mrs. Wehrli is making 0 and d1stnbutmii: twr •>Wll pnnt.i., she h a:. been u:.k1·<1 to l1·1·lurt' a l seminars for artist:. and ht!r animals will :..oon apptlar on a hoe or greehng cards .md puzzle!> "I've t-ven been asked by a china company LO deMgn rabbit plates," s he said Her urban s atire paintings have been purC'hast'd by a mag1t'1an who liked the rabbits com1og out of the box. and Leonardo Ni erman, one of Mexico's leading artists, has invited Mrs Wehrli to s wa p paintings with him during a visit to Mexico City "THE RABBIT LADY," as Mrs Wehrli is called by her printer, also does textural abstracts and water lilies, but it's the satires •that are s preading her name. She gets her ideas from the daily ne wspaper and she's found that one idea sparks another. Each time she does a new painting she calls the neighborhood liquor store lo get a new box, and then bor- rows animals to put in it. Then, she photographs them an<I works from the picture. Mrs. Wehrli likes 'the rabbits best because they are "the epitome of the s atire . They'r e so prolific in multiplying," she said. ' THE ARTIST, who is the mother of two teen-agers, studied art at Cal State University, San Jose. and the College of San Mateo with several noted instructors, but says she's a "drop-0ut." . A fourth-generatiop Californian, she was born into the Amador family in San Francisco , after whom Amador County is named. .The first Californian, in her family, Pedro Amador, led Father Junipero Serra to the Bay Area, the family history says. Just like her famous ancestor, Mary Ellen Wehrli would like to make her mark on history. "My ultimate goal, by the time l'.m 41, is to be in a permanent collection of a museum somewhere," s he said. That leaves just four years to go, since she's now 37. But determination is her watchword. "If you're going to be anybody or do anything you have lo do it yourself," she said quietly, but emphatically. Soap Opera Addicts • Helping Others Get Daily Fix By MICHAEL DOUGAN OftlleDMlyPIMCSIMI Costa Mesan Kitsy Swa nson is a self confessed soap opera addict and, likeothers of her ken, she needs a daily fix. But, says Mrs. Swanson, with more wnml'n entering the workaday world. a large number of them are being forced into soap op('ra with draw al. Others, who do not work. still mus t miss their favorite daytime program on occasion. causing anxious quivers of curiosity So, beginning this week, Mrs . Swanson will be offering her fellow soap fans a balm on d tiys they are pried away from their aflcrnoon viewing, a sort of methadone treatment to gl't them through the ni ght. It's called Soaps-A-Phone and Mrs. S\\ an son is convinced it's an idea whose time has come . Say, for example, you didn't catch lhc reason why Wally beat up Sean In "All My Children." Or you missed the episode of "One Life to Live" in which Mario admitted that he was. in truth, Marco and now you're confused? You could have dialed 631 -SOA P to hear a recorded voice offer brief summaries of that day's programs. It's a service that Mrs. Swanson offers free ! to the public. She hopes lo make her profit by ... _ _...t\ I selling 15 to 20 second advertisements lo local 1 businesses. The ads would precede t he show ~ s ummaries. ensuring that her callers hear them i as well. i ,"l was originally thinking they could take it i on a s ubscription basis," she notes. "I hope I 4111.•••-•llliili.:~l/ltlil.:JW~••Ul ... iii.io,JJ a can keep it free for the public.'• The secrti. she feels, is in generating a large volumeofdailycalls. Mrs . Swanson has purchased a $550 answer· ing machine on which she will record sum manes or two popular programs each day. The wrap-ups arc available to interest- ed addicts by 5 p.m., she sa ys. If things go according Kitsy Swanson to plan, Mrs. Swanson h o pes t o add mor e m achines a nd co ve r n1ort' shows l ler formula is one commercial and one summarv nn one machine. Eac h machine, "h1C'h is· to say each soap opera, would ha\'e it~ own exclusive number. I lcrs is a local number lo such diverse cities as Fountain Valley. Lagwia Beach. Santa Ana. Ne\\ port RcaC'h. Costa :vtcsa. Balb()a and Irvine. "And if someone jn Anaheim wants to call an~1 spend JO or 11 cenL'i. they can." s he s ays. Mrs . Swanson knows the market is out there. She notes that soap operas are a $550 mil· lion a year business that supports some 20 ncwstand publications devoted exclusively to their story lines and their stars. She says about 160 newspapers in the United States carry syn- dicated columns giving weekly soap sum - maries. In addition. Mrs. Swanson knows of 52 separate soap opera fan clubs. Surveys reveaJ that 15 percent of the soap viewers are men, she adds . . -----~· • ..,.,_..-•• ;J ..... , ·"' 'Rabbit lady Mary Ellen Wehr// with her urban satire pamtmgs. Pamtmg at top 1s called Urban Crunch.· .... ---~ ... ............ h, -• -D•llY Pll•-. .. , LM P•y,.. 'J ......... " ~· J\nd she da1ms a large number of teen agers have bcl"Oml' h0tJk<.'d on the afternoon dramas. "They're not JUst little old ladies any more.·· she sa,•s "People do ~ct \\Tapped up in it." she ob serves "It's a totally unique world. (T h<' char;,1cters l arc like their family. They 're with them fi Ve dCJ \'S U week . ' Mrs. 5...,:an!-ton 1s not unaware tha t soap operas, whatever their virtues. lack one thing ..:_ snob appeal. "I'm still not entirely comforta ble when I say I watch soap operas because th'ey've been so looked down upon," she says. defensively pointing out that she used to be a school teacher and "I don·t feel rm stupid." '"I "ve been watching about fi ve years," she explains. "l somehow got hooked when I was prel!nant with my oldest child. They are addic· ti\"(' .. She has even introduced her husband, Don, a fireman for Costa Mesa, to he r three farnrites : "One Life to Live," "Edge of Night" aQrl · ·c;l'ncral Hospital. .. llc's not exactly a fan, she says. "Buu he knows all the ch<.1racters." Don Swam.on savs he is in favor of his wife's new business \•cnture. In fa ct, on some days it is hb voice that Soaps-A-Phone callers hear. Mrs. Swanson was inspired lo launch Soaps- A·Phone. appropriately enough, by watching television . "It started because 1 heard a ga l on "A.M. Los Angeles" talking about how women should turn their hobbies into businesses," s he ex- plains. '"I fi gured I'm wasting two or three hours a day watching soaps, so I might as well make it pay.'" Mrs. Swanson sees only one threat to her success, but she figures it's too expensive for most people, so she isn't worried. "If everybody had a video recorder," she says, "I'd be out of business." Jeans WATERTOWN, Conn. (AP) -"America has brought fashion democracy to tbe world by tbe seat of ita jeans," says a man who ia firmly attached to the in· temaUooal apparel scene. division here. ''This year fabric manufacturers expect to produce 770 million square yards of denim, enough to cover the entire Is land of Guam -plus Reno, Nev." industries that attract Australians and New Zealanders to Western apparel. .. Fad Spreading Roger Hall, executive of a company that makes snap fasteners, sippers, burrs and tack buttons for WHtern-style clothes, recently complered a four· continent survey on clothing attitudes. The study shows the native American Jean, born in the caWe and mininl cowitry and glorified in countless Western films, continues to increase its imp)lcl on peo- ple all over the world. . "'Ibe Western look may well be our most successful export," says Hall, of Scovlll 's Apparel Fasteners . .. .... , . ' •" •./:"->~~ .... ·~ .. The s urvey confirms that, far from peaking, the Western look promises to re,main the universal fashion of the '80s. Hundreds of millions of denim jeans have infiltrated the Philippines, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Hong Kong and Korea. Hall says that in J apan "where fashion magazines serve as a 'bible' for young people, designer s ignature jeans are the essential garment." Jeans have. also come out on top "down under" where, says.Hall. cattle raising and farming are major South of the border, the popularity of Western sllirta and denims has not worn down in Mexico, Guatemala, Venezuela, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Nicaragua and Cuba. - Among the young in England and Germany, sign ature jeans remain a top-status fuhion. In France the newest high-style j eans sport suede frin1e down the seams, heralding the Indian-look vari4ttion. And in Russia. any kind of blue jeans are virtually bartered right off AmericahS. l ·- DAILY PILOT Abandoned Wife Seeks Aid DEAR ANN I.ANDERS I m.rrled loo youn1. against lhf advice ot my p6rt1nt8, our clt.1"lYmao a nd bat Mend The old sayina. ··.Marry ln ha.stt', rept>nt at leisure," certainly .ti11 lrut' In my Uit' WUhin rlvf' year21 I had four children atnd was pcepant w1lh twins M)' "dream man" was never the Rl06t r eliable 1uy on lhl' blOt'k PuiodinUy he'd ieo on a toot and dl.Jappur for ,,,. .. La11drr11 ... o fe w weeks, try ml( l\1 "sort lhtn1s out ... ht''d Sil)' I would KO out uf m) nund wond~nnit 1r ht> wu i1hvc ur clc•d l.u<'k) for nw h<' worked for t\91 unc le, who wats 1t fan.-pc<n.on So v.e alwa) s ha.t a roof over our heud:,. Four m onthis u.co h1i; unrl.-d1e<I and the business was sold Two wttks latt"r m) hu!iband took off 1 h1t v-= no 1deu wht"re ht-ll' I havl' s ax kids to tJlke care uf. u nd If 1t weren't for a won .,lul sister •nd bruther tn law and my parrnUi, we would be out on lhe street My husband is a first rate auto mec hanic and can always make a good living when he works. I keep hearing that a man has to supp()rt his family no matter what That's all well and good. but you have to cat<'h h im n rst ls there a nything I can do to find th is guy and make him live up lo his respons1billlies., Why should I carry the whole load and depend on relativ~ while he runs around lhe country trying to "find himself"' Please help me . - ''flMMA" IN SAN JOSE DEAR "EMMA": You and all the o&.ller Braille Center Seeks Volunteers A Braille Institute Volunteer Community Center has been created ltt·£orona. del Ma r , it a nnoun ced b y ard Wilson. presi· cfiti>t of the Southern C flltforn ia service or · ~ization for the vis· ualJy handicapped. ' Instruc tion a nd sttvices designed lo de- velop independence in the legally blind o r those with less than 10 percent of normal vision will be olfered at The Oasis, 800 Margu e rite Ave .. Cor o n a del Mar. o n Wedn esday s a nd Fr idays. set for 10 a.m . to noon Friday at The Oasis. Marie Fox of the Braille Institute said volunteers a re being sougttt to work as in· structors' aides, drivers, friendly visitors and in other capacities. For information, call 759-9471. Hotline Training (Jffered ..... ._.. whet •Kiii d•IWree ....W aeek lllelp ,,.. &a.e ••reM ~&)' •~II•~. iMWlel H rYIHI e r cla&W·.....,.. at .. H)'. Ge a& o.ce •H Hk ...... tM cWld •• ,,.11 e•force...a pro•ra•. I& ls edmlalaa.re4 Illy die U.S. Depan•n& of Heettla 8M H••a• Senlee. Cfor•erly Ht:W> I• c-.jucU. wtti. lM ala&et. Ull4•r &Me ,...1ram, '"' 1&11.t'• ,.re•t ~a&or MrYlff wtll &ru• '"' lltlAlilaad do .. , evn If llf' 111 .. er.Md 1&1w U.et. If I.My CH '& flH lllJm, ~J wtll ..Ufy lM .. , .... , ,.ma lon&er Hnteft a& HHS, wllllclll wUI arrHlf' for t'.cl1I Renrtty, 188 a•d mlH&ary rft9,-CS. &o lw ••ed &o dMI 1e1rclllen. Owtt It ..... ! v .. ~t! a...t yeer, tills pro· cum eellffted •1.J bllll• ,,.. .. f1l.Mn wlao de· Htted lktr femlUf'•. ThHe'a DO place '9 ldde, fellowa. TIM' party'• 0¥fr. )'uu ......... wen •• bom~. Ut:Mt ANN t./\N llt;HS Please advise m y ooss thot when h1i. M.•r ret11ry a:,k:s him when he will r('turn rrom lunr h or u mt·etwg. s he is not ~tnll nosy Stu· nl'l'di. 10 havt' an mte lliient ·a nl<Wt'I when <'IAllt•ri; 11111u1n• 'fhe M't'r ct<1ry who s a y:-., "I have no \Itt a," :sugge!llb that n1ay ~ hc'b complt'tely out of louth wnh his office and 11 rnakt'i. him look bad. T RYING TO BE 1o;1-·1-·1<'IENT IN CHICAGO DEAK TKYIN(i: Your PolDl Is well taken. A II boues every where wou.ld do weU &o pick ap oa th lJi memo. ( Horoscope TUESDAY, SEPT. Z3 By SYDNEY OMARR ) ARIES (Mar. 2l ·A.pr . 19): Success com es as you take roundabout cou rse: avoid pushing, pressing or forcing procedures. Diplomacy wins , threats result in loss. TAUllUS (A.pr. 20-May 20): E mphasis on intrigue, romance, friends hip that can be trans formed into "meaningful relationship." Pisces, Virgo persons play important roles. Define terms and duties. Significant contact made during course of s ocial affair . GEMJNJ (May 21-J une 20): Accent on power, author ity, productio n a nd organization. Priorities com e into focus. Older individual lends benefit of experience. Goal is closer than originally anticipated. You ar e on lhe way! CANCER (June 21-July 22): You have chance to complete "a ver y important project." Focus on distance, potential, distribution and law. Aries. Libra natives figure prominently. More persons express interest in your views, statements. You could receive a speaking in· vitation . LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Affair of heart .dominates -e motions shove aside logic. You tend now to feel r ather t han think -key is to tie down assets. avoid unnecessary ris ks -: and do not lead with your ch in. Money and love are. very much a part of scenario. FEATURING av•c•1• I Y NNa Ill I IN aUllCIUN, rHI -· M ~--VeKo , Ca NHN _ ............... "· 1-Ww l• ..... vlv.<I i.y --AIH of F-l•lft Vell•y, C., e -M ..... f-lalft Yellet. Ge, a.,._, J .,. l'eth •d of l ....... Hiii,, c. »••I<••_,.. held 9ft .... ""Y· s. .. tmller n . ltlO •I t t •AM !ft IN H .. -L..ewn·-1 Ottn Ch•t"I wtlh lt'lletMtfll Im -ltlety ......... lft MV .... ltwn Memeflal P-\e•vk .. ...,., IM dlrMll.., ef H-u-.,,,_..,,.1 Oll•t -·tlHltv" C•te •w ~u~ CllOWlllea 1110 11111 Ill CllOWHEll, , .. !dent OI (OH.ne WI MM, ((• Pe•wd •"'•Y on ~ • ....., It, t• \wvl-lly 1\1• •II• M••lll•, , IOI\\ JamtsOfl R C.rtwn•r of H11<>ll"9toft hech, Ce , C•_,.,. c,_, 01 C.,ot\e •1 Mar, Ca -~ 1..lt.tlltltl l.eftlle• ot s.,,. 1..e.,..,.o. Ge encl I vr-hlldr"' All Ison and .._,,Cr_,. Memotl•I I M•n will De held on TutMev. Sep temti.r ?l, •• •t IO·OOAM •I our L•d' OUH" of An99h Catl\Ollc ClluHll, I Newport IN<h, ca. Mr, Cr-r Wt\ a 10 Ytaf resldetll of He.._.t llHch, Ce • lie ••• 11\e _, ol CrOWMr DI• t•lllutt"9 In s...t• AN. Ce. and •ho b•IOl\t•d lo .... SU Club ol Ho•v1 -.Wmorlal .........,,.,, • mor•"'9r ol lho lr•IM eo..i C-r' Club encl AmlVQ\ Vl•IO• ol Newport Beach, C• .. •I tormor me...O.r Of Newpon Buel\ Rot••Y tn 11ev of 1-~ <onfrlbvt lons I mar be medt 10 the Anht•nu Letel# Of NewPo<t lle«h, Ca , to Ille Child Dey Ce•e C-w Ot Ille Oefltal Ceflter Pa<lll< Vltw Monlief' dlr«IOr\ MA80AGE IRENE SALTE R HARDAGE. •HI, Clenl of ..._, Be«ll. ca PH..cl •••Y on ~r lO, ,.., Sunl,,.., by lier 11u1bend Etrl, deuelll••• lucllle Hen'I-ot Senta AN, Ca Cell• Tunwr Of ..._, Beech, Ct and son F red Settff of COtON cNI Mar. Coll , t 9r-hlld••n •nd brolhen Fr•n9' Ct.1lver of S•n 8ern•rctlno, H•tO!d c.ui ... r Of Sen DI-. &.f' encl Raymond CUiver •IMI of Sen O••vo Ca . sisters habel Hardie ot S•n Dle90, ca -lrmt t<rle99r tlMI ot Sen O'-· ca S.rvlcH Wiii be held on Tuesday, September JJ, 100 et II :OOAM al SI. AndreW\ Pte\bYlerl•" Ct\urcl\, ~ Beach, Ca. P•tvele •ntombmenl al Pacific View Memorltl P••k. Mrs. H....save WH • U•yHr •H· 1e1en1 of He--1 Beach, C• •ncl wH • membe• of Ille LldO l\le wome11's Club, Pl•nned P•renlhood •nd • member of St Ancl,.>WI Pretbylerlan Cflurcl\. Pec:lllc View Mortuary dire<. I ,.,,, LAZA II US BENJAMIN ALFREO LAZARUS, resl«Mnt of Jt•I Beach, Ca. Puwd •wo on ""'4emller 11. '*· Survl••d' Dy his wife Qes\le Let•rus and I ..,.,, Gr•ve\lct. Mf'Vlces will be Mid on Tuesday, SeplemDor 13. 1'10 ti l.OOPM •I , ... Mubo• L•wn-Mo .... 1 Olivo Me"""lal Pan. S.rvlcet under Ille dlrecllon of MarbO< u wn-Mounl Olhfo Mortuary of Coile Meu 5-40-SSM. -.. l'ETlllSON ALDA E PETERSON, rHHknt of Senla AN, Ca P""Wd •••• on 5-11 ltmb., II, ,., Siie IS wrvlved DY 1 "°"'' Ttwodof'• ~non of lrvH\~, C. Wayne P9terton of O...ver. COIOradO, , v••ndclllldren and • o•••• er•ndcl\lldren Mrs PelerM>n had bftn • -ol 11>1 E•stern SI•• tor 60 yeer\. Funutt wrvlces will be lwld on Tuesday. ~!ember ll, 1'90 •I 2·00PM al the Pierce Broll,.,, llell Broadw•y a.-1 lnte<ment al Moun teln Vie• '*"-rv. Pa.-N, Ca Friends ,,,.Y call at Ille ,_,.,.r, on Monday, Seplem~r 2'. letO trom• • OOPM ID •·OOPM. Plc!rce Brotrw .. Bell B•-•Y Mortuary directors 'ACIFIC VIEW MIMORIAL ,Alll Cemetery Mortuary Cnapel 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A The •ltOHt Marketplace-on th• Orange CoHt DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You Cen Soll It, Find It, Trede h With a Went Ad One Cell Service FHt Credit Approval ,......,..,Notice: • HcMtle• Fors. ......... for 5* All r~11I ~lak 11dvert1..,ed In th.ts newamt~llt" ub Je''t \Cl the F\odcral 1-·a1r llou!l1111( Ad or 191ill wh1 rh makes 1l illet(lll lo advert ise "any pre rerence , II m1tallon. or di1,cnmmal1on hasc•d on riwe, color, rehgum, srit, or 11al1on1tl un gi11. or an Intention to make any such prereren1·e. hmila tlon. or discn rnlni!llQn " ThL' newli111.1pu1 will uul knowlnl:IY c1N•r1>l Utl)' ad ' e r l1s1ng ror r eal estate which 1s in v1 .. 1u llonoflhe law ERRORS: Advff'titers lhcMlld chedt their ads cWly and report B• ron ;...,.diatety. The DAILY PILOT auumu liability fw ttw first in- cornd inMrtion only. ....•..............•... 1002 ..•...••••••••......... WOW!· LOW IMTEREST! ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• G....,.a I 002 Gt'Jt•.. _ -L002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IARGAIN! Trip•u I 00/o Dowtt '°OL-SPA One 3 bedrctc.1m 2 hath F:lr~unl enlr~ add1> tu ho u s t> w I l h l w o 2 thls i.pc11.a4·ul11r 3 lldrm llC'<lroom l hath unib In 2 bath honli.'. hu.:1· t'fiun rear All have garag1•s lry kitchen. fo m1ly are.1 Jnd >llrdb Ow~cr will OµeOS to l'nlcrtotning f~rtance .with to )4 do~n patio Spurkhni: pool and Great t-:usls1dr hx.:all?n s1-1a Truly a famil y FUii pnct' $210.000 (;all home $134,900 c ·a11 tu ~ 2ti60 ·:.ee S46 231:1 C:::: SELECT [6'1H&iiJI -r:.=.°;~:~iEs _ ~ ----• •• ·-~ Bring ~our pa1nl brush and save thousands! 4 COMMHCIAL REALESTATl CAREER Bdrm t.ownhome. dining room, pri v ate tree sh:u1ed patio. and hul!e 11re1:nbell. J usl steps from 1)()()1. lmpossible to malL'.h' Call 963·6767 .Wft, •• J • ' '• ,,.,' Ebt abhshec.l local firm 1:. talun~ a1-1phcat111n' from l1n ni.ed real estate salesmen & brokers for a can·er "' cu11Hne re ial n• al est.•ll' managerrwnl & brokerag1· Extensive on the Job training 1n all 5 IB>ROOM-VIEW aspec'ls ,,r this lleld A unique •Jpporlunil} rur 1-:legant 2 story, hacks lo the bw.mL'SS minded real lovely greenbelt with e:.tate l){'n.on Call for an n • g h l I 1 le v 1 e w mten 1c\\ Real•m11m ll'S Uvcrs1zet.I d61gner pool • 675 6700 & patio Surrounded hy .c.c.•rp--···------l 1rel·~ & flowers S1tuale<l on a quiet cul·de sac. Would )O U believe i.:or f.!enus I DESPERATE Ne " ty offer e d al s:m.oou H d r m 1· x ti t' u l i v e. RB>UCTION 759-1616 ,~ n 1nv~lfrt~ ocean home . courtyard en Vac·anl' 4 lldrm 2 hath try marble and .,ony \ h .. me, cozy kilch~n "1th entry . plush carpels and har U111:k rircpla1·1" :!. draµes. lush grounds l'3r attached Jarai.:c. Wllh s parkling r11un super shar p ' Vul'alll. real '~--~-/ estate I tain seclusion. ancl owner anxious lkdur ed owner will l"rnance at SS.000 Now SIW.950 12r; : Sll•al il at Sl5:! 500 Call 546 2.'H:l l•--------- L ~~.~~,'.os~11-~·ou.':'~.·ain I~·"·".''··-· · · ... "·:.·I Lu ~~~OJ:1u xe l®-1 <.:OHNERduplt:x.JBr,3 ba up; 2 Br, 2 Ba down. Y · • -----Xlnl 1·onditlon. $895.000. · · GET OH TOP Balboa lay Prop. \ heautirully designed Redlon NEWPORT custom redwuod home un • 67S..7060• TRIANGLE top or II all U1!>tmct1 vl·1---------• appotn\me nl!-'\Uch .is Bwldmg site for unib with 2 Bdrm honk Close lo lloa~ Hosp Call ror deuu.ls. . IARRETT REALTY REGISTER 642-5200 4 SHARP UNITS Close to beach 8 Bdrm:- on a 50' wade lt.t fnr onh $4011,0110 Or buy '" for mi ly S200,000. Fee JACOBS REAL TY brass bath fixtures, real ~old tear wall11al:>t!r 1·um phmenl thl' i.pet'l.acular ·~·e.1n \ 1ew See lh1s 3 Btlrm 3 Bath lieaut \ l11 d,J\ SJ.50.000 BALBOA I SLANL> IU-:ALTY 673 117\XJ B.1.COTIAGE l'harm1nl{ 4! k drm .,. picket I ence I l!lock t• 1 bay Seller ftnanl'•ni: avu1lahli' Offer1·ll ut ~29 OQO f..W 711~11 OCEAN VIEW! 90· lo Newport ocean· front large 4 Bdrm, 2 fireplaces. stamed glass. wood beamc·cl ceilings. Only $:!78,UOO mcluc.les land 640-7171 )Jf". I• • '• ·,I Waterfront Home 5 BR. 4 Ba . custom wat e rf ro nt h ome w 17xJN ' p v t doc k . P r 1 c• e cl S l . 3 9 4 , O O O. Builder w trade for A get -a c quainte d meeting_ I or ·~csons w.ho are lt!'gally blind as well as for their friends a nd fa milies and for pro· s pective voluntee rs is A. l;lolline Listeners' T raining Class is being o ffe r ed by the West Or a nge County Hotline. Ins truction, which is available for academic VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): You dismantle project for purpos~ or rebuilding on m ore "re- liable'· base. You regain sense of direction - and values. Cancer , Leo. Aquarius persons play s ignificant roles. 'Accent on intuition -and sur· viva! instinct. Focus on public relations. win- ning support of colleagues. 3500 F'ac1l1c V•Pw Dr1ve Newport Beacn 644-2700 p I L 10 T JUST LISTED • 675-6670 • Newpnrt Hlt1'bor--+ 1e~---_Lin.go .. ef!.!.!XI .. ~r.u:u::i..,.W~tc... ... For (fotails on lh1., homL' and appt to see, 1·all Carol lloff. agt 631~0094 c redit. wiU begin Oct. 1. Listeners receive training prior to assign- ment to three-hour and four-hour weekly shifts on the line . Training includes techniques for handling calls in a con cerned manner with strict con· fide ntiality . West Orange County looking for H otline is a 24-ho u r crisis inte rv ention Santa .with s ervice. For informa · tio n , call 761·4575. Real Beard "~ The pays not much but r 0mD~ ' if you like Kids and can CUSTOM FRAMING I help at Christmas with Specializing tn l SHADOW BOXES our Marine Corp~ Toys-l803 Newport Blvd for· Tots Oflve call ? . C ta Mesa · , ~ Htmtington Center 897·2533 I•" $4a..q11 ~ Announcing the low • maintenance haircut. · ··Ar Comni;1nd P-..-rformancc. Jt cunrinuc:-w hdr y\1ur hair holJ it~ 'h~1pc C\'cn .1~ it gww:-. Bccau:-c the hair:-tylc ynu want i:o. acbprcJ ro rhc hair )'l'll have. It\ 1wt l1t1ly Ccl~)' ll' rake earl' of. h ;ili-o make:-it cili;y to gcr all the k">k!I you're kioking for. hamtx">. pn.x:i.silm cut ;md blow Jry for men and women. No appoinrmenl necessary, ever. 1 Command Performance~ LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Humor. nexibili· ty. expression of views ln unique, artistic inan- oer -these are highlighted. Co-worker or one who shares basic concerns does know what s hould be done. Be receptive. You're due for major surprise -of pleasant variety. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): Revise, re· view. adopt a m o re mature approach to creative endeavors. Means be your own censor . Make your own outlines. Focus on pote ntial, st yle . Young person pays meaningful compli· ment. You are provided "rare second chance." SAGITrARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Com· m unications result in favorable responses. Know it, be awar e a nd confident. Emphasis on long-range projects, transactions -intluding purchases and sales of property. Gemini, Virgo a nd another Sagittarian fi gure prominently. CAPRICORN <Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Relative "with an idea" seeks your counsel. Be diplomatic. receptive -but remember recent resolutions concerning budget. Taurus, Libra, Scorpio natives play important roles. Cycle is good -timing improves. Elevate seU-esleem. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Hold light whe re money is concerned. Obtain hint from Capr icorn mess age. Focus on security . being r ealistic about d eficits, assets. ·Pisces. Virgo natives figure prominently. You locate item that had been m isplaced. Refuse lo give up something for nothing. PISCES (Feb. 19-Mar. 20): This can be power-play time . As trological and numerical aspects are strong -get going, imprint style , m ake personal appeara nces and appeals . Em· phasis on money and love -you'll be at right place at crucial m om ent. Singers Sought McCOltMIQ( MORTUARIES Laguna Beacn 494·9415 Laguna Hills 768-0933 San Juan Cap1s1rano 495·1776 HAllOlt UWH-MT. OLIVE Mortuary •Cemetery Crematory 1625 Gisler Ave Costa Mesa 540·5554 l'IHCE IROTHHS llil IROADW A Y MOUUARY 110 Broadway Cos1a Mesa 642·9150 IALT'l & IHGHOH SMITH & TUTHILL WISTCllff CHA,11 427 e: 17th S t Costa Mesa 646-9371 l'IHCE UOTHHS SMITHS' MORTUUY 627 Main St Huntington Beach 536-6539 ,._FAMILY COL.OHIAL FUHHAL HOMI 7801 Bolsa Ave Weslm1nsler 893·3525 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE INVITING a1DS I The Ha r b or lites B.!!~!'~ i~~b;,~:,:·~~:~.::;,~ C h a pl er 0 f SW eel munlly Coll~ Dl\trlct of Oran99 Ade lines a women's County. catllornl•. will r«elve waled ~· 0 d ' ed h . bkll up to 11 :00 a.m, Tue!oday, Oc· gr oup evot lo t e JOY 1-r 1, ,.,., '"' Purctiestno D-•t· of s inging is seeking menl of wld cOlleQe dlstrlclloc•led ., ' t370 Ad•m' Avenue, Cost• Me,a, members. Ce1it0<nla, al wfll<I• lime w kl bkh will Re hearsals are held a t be pubtlcly-""' •ncl rHd tor I PURHCASE OF HIGH EFFICIEN· 7:30 p.m . Mondays at CY UHF T.V TRANSMITTER cw A ll en Elementary KLYSTRON AMPLIF •E R w1rM School, Fountain Valley. T~'!,~'!..10 Ila In a<COfd.tlnee with The ability to . read the Bid Form 1nwvc11on1 -Conell· · · not · ed f tlofts and 5c1e<llke11oM wtikh are -music ts . reqwr or on 111• anc1 may i. sec:IWM 1n the oftke m e mbership. For in · of111e PurcN&1noA99fttofu1C1c011ett formation, call 557·8935. di~::·~·~·,,_, submll will\ his Wedding and engage- ment announcements run on Sunday in the Daily Pilot. FOT'm$ are available at all Dady Pil.ot offices or by calling the Feature Depanment, 642-m 1. Engagement announce· ment• mt.lit be received by the F'eature Dq>anment at leaat liz Wftelca before the wedding date. bid • Cnhie<'I clw<ll, Cfftlllecl clleO, °' ~·s bOncl mede pe,a111e to IN _, of IN Qin( Com....,..lly COll- 01\lr I c 1 lloard of Tru1tH1 In an •-I nol Ins lhen """ petcent U'!l.I of the sum bid es • 9U¥•nt.. lhat the '~ ..tll entff lnlo the pr--Contracl II .......... II •w.,._ IO l\lm. In Ila·-of tellure lo enter In· to such cOflllr«t, Ille pro<Hd\ of Ille check wlll lit tort.Ii.cl, °' In the UM of a -· .,. lull s.,,., 111ereol wlll 11 1«191-to wld COl!e91 dllltkl. No &kldw may wltlldr-1111 llld tor • period fJf 11orty.11,.. lolSI days after IM date wt lot IM .-nlftt l .. reof. Tiie 8-d of Trlll!.., ,_, the ptlvll ... of retectlnt any encl ell bids cw tt w.iw -w,......rlllet °' In· t0<mellllel In -llld « In IN blOlflflt, NORMANl.WAn<>N SKretary, for the looks that aet the looks'" O~n Evf'nlng1 & Mondays 9·1 Dally 1·6 Sal. ......... Trv•'"' Cllelt C«M\Ufllly c.IS..-041trkt NEWPORT BEACH HUNTINGTON BEACH iwartltf'n Ctnler. 141 IUvenldt 11112 Mapolla S.. Nut to Newpol1 8ea<'h <Ac:rou frolft K-Mart) Post Offlet" 1114_... lta.t-7451 Cell 142-5179. Put e tew word• to work lor ou. Art.n!Md· ~ tt -"· 1• ~: Octoeet 1 -II:• a.m. P.il!IMd Or ... CM•t 0.11, Pllo4, Se .... ~"·"·'- - Hilb lowest prit·ecl I R .. ii. .... Bdrm counlr. charmer _ \\ llh high a-.sumablt' loan of $111.!IOO Owm·r 1s mo\'lng and Jnx1ous Call 673 855() ,,. . .,,'"I./. . ·. H CH CASH ---- cf®m RETURN on 2nd 1'rusl Deeds ror s.ile With pnme proper lY a:. ..,ecunty $25,000 or m11rl' a ' ailablelu ttt \e-.tors Call no11o L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 .. Sophisticat e d SecJCl"Ce 1s the theme for this nut standmg S Bdrm home totally redesigned and professionally deco1ral- cd. Over Sl00,000 in 11p grades. :\'lu~t be seen to be apprel'laled. $425.tMKI $99,950 North Costa Mesa. /\ -.peclacular 3 Bdrm 2 balh home Huge hrick fi re place. Bui It in vacuum system. brick BBQ. wood decked spa Man y extras . Only "9.950. 546-2313 ()PtN Ill Q • I\ tur1 lt1 Ht'/ I [91Hlltl A Flclltlou• aualnen Heme Stelem9nl llled wltl\ th• County Cl•rk la ••lld for ft,,. yeer• efter wl\lcll time continuing bualnHMt 1'111111 ,.,. ... l'ullllcellon 11 necHH'Y only II Iller• e re cllet19H. Clllt 1119 l..ef•I O•put"'ent et 11\e DAILY PILOT lor lnlor"'ellon e nd nec•HMY io.-. 142~21 lilt. 332 SELL Idle Items with a Dally Pilot Classified Ac.I 714-494-2146 MAYO Ch. ' U •,, .. \I 11141. GREEHIB.T GARDEN CONDO! !m.950 2 Bdrm i hath. s uf)er sharp 1\ss ume loans or try only $3500 .380 GI (NNEYRE cl11\\ n <:all nu\\. :>46·2313 • ... ·E·WP-lA·:·:·",·A·~·:·~·.·.,·o·o-, [ ®'lflMI Very affordable Newport - Terrace r ond o ' Up graded end unit Extrns w1ndo\1 S afford more light and view plus added c·uu nt crs & s torage 1n rountr ' kil<.'hen' Take over low rntcrest. low payment. low pnnc loan ( 101 ,. , • S680 mo. $69,3001 Sel· and subnul ! Call 752 1700 MAGNIFICENT 8000 S /F ·VIEW MANSION Sl.750,000 Rick Alderetle. Rllr 't12·044U fast ---------· OCEAN VIEW '. IFYOU have a service to offer or goods lo sell, place an ad in the Daily Pilot Classified Section Phone 642·5678. 2 Bdrm. 2 "• bath. Former model with a fantastic view Must see this decorator's delight. Best condo 1n Costa Mesa REDUCED BY SlO,UOO . WILL ~ELL F \ST! • RED CARPET 754-1202 BAYFRONT CONDO Sec.tty, .... ,. ...... Mdt .... YllW of lay & pool s,.ca-2 ........ bHt ., ........ •••c:..t $25,000. Ow•u 1tHd1 to ull. SJJl,000. Ul-1400 BEAUTIFUL VIEW HOME C•to. trMnel wlllt YllWS of <>a. a c....... ... ,..... ........ • ... c ......... ~ .. .....,, ..... kftce.... w.e.-......... = ,._, ....,. c ............ ··-.... ,w-4 flxtwes: A fol9I of J 1M•11 I .. e CJ"*ef loc ..... $4'5,000. 6J 1·1400 ON WATER-BEAUTIFUL!! 727 ..,.,. Drl••· .......... Exciting comer home on the Bay with lnt.,....ng level• and dlgntfted decor. Spedoue 4 bdrm home with family rm, clnlng rm, and alp for aubetantlal yacht. 1175,000. 131-1400. WATERFRONT HOMES, INC REAi ESTATE s.,,i.,.,.., R(·nt•t• Pt1.pttflv Mdw~uwnl 14.16 W Cu''" Hwv II!> M~ruw Aw Nt!w1lm I B.!11< h Ro.lb(.., !;I.ind '31·1400 '1Mtoo ~ . ..... -... -..... ._ ~ ·- --.._..,.,.w. ............ s. ....... , .. s. ~· .,. ~ . .._...FVI'"_ ~ ~-""''"' "" 1.1~--,. •• ..............__ .__ a....a... u~-1 ._ __ •...a... ·~-1111y S..,..tember 1?. 1980 DAILY PILOT -(# •••••• •• • •• • ••• •••• ••• • •• • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • · · · · • • • • •• • •• •• · • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • · • • • •• •• • • •• • • • • •• •• • • •• •• ,·,.· .. ·~·in·· .. ·.·•••••••••••·••• Hotttea For S. Hottte1 For Salt HcMtta For W. .... ,... IOOJ • ..._,.. IOOJ G.....-.. 1001 ·~ IOOJ c .. taM.te 1014 •leach 1040 .................................................... ! ............... . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,,..._ I 044 Mtwpott "-It t OH .... .,.,, IHdt IO" IA YCIHT /DOVH SHOttH Ont• of Cht) llH't""t non--..•t•w ru~tom h omt•:-111 th1~ :1rt•a' He1ut1ful t"11 story. four lwtl room t" o rirt"Jll rf>"-. •' pool. :.pa untt u proud ent-nt•1 ltl<'nl1un rt'h_t>I'•' IS H bn ti ll)lhl M'\'11111 \ "'lt'm I ull un .1 h.mdii.onw ,·onwr Int fur 11nh $439.~ .. I l l~··~· 11 Kl:.AL I OK~ 6 7 5 6000 24 .. 3 l•~I lo••« th.th'""\ l 011111• 1h•t "1 ~1 Wt 11"\ll II 0 1 1111 1.U,l ll'll""t,., lf'o 1(1"" W 1-:~l.EY N TAYLOR CO HEALTOHS Sllll:C 1H4 AU YOU COULD ASk F0a A.MD A urru llT MOii 2 Bedrooms 2 haths l 750 .,q fl family room & ::.t>parak d1nmg room bo bby room attat•ht>d tn :!·ci.lr gdrJ~c large li nng ro.1m \\ wood hurn1n~ fir eplace. On·r~111•d lot. bt-<tuttfull. l a n<fscaped (; reat for outd oor e ntert a mmg You l'an ·1 get mort' for $179.500 WESUY H. TAYLOR CO., HAL TORS 2111 S-J~HMhlood MEW..atrr cerra. ..... 644-4910 HEW LISTING - IACIC IA Y TOWHHOME Comf ort able 3 BR . 2 1'2 bath. Co n ve ni e nt to s h o ppin g & trans porta tio n Stroll around the bay Super view Fenced yard . $159.500. IN NEWPORT CENTER ~ 644-9060 macnab I irvine realty A SUBSIDIARY OF THE IRVINE COMPANY S 115,000. EASTSIDE COSTA MESA! A r apidly redevelo ping area. 2BR. 1 bath h om e on 60 x 120 R·l lot. Fixe r Upper Value! Drive b y 2296 Orange Avenue. b et ween 22nd a nd 23rd Streets . (do not dis turb t e n a n t). T om Allinson 642·8235. (H-65 > 751-1414 551-1700 (omp.J' Volley Cent"' WoodhttdQe (N1tf'• 642-1215 644-4200 'IOI Dove< 0.1ve Ho<bo-I/~ .. C en•e< RCTaylorCo 640-9900 $25,000 PRICE REDUCTION ATHLIT1C CLUI with t WO regula tio n racque tba ll/h andba ll courts in Newport Beach. Gym equipment inc ludes 8 Nautilus machines a nd o the r weight lifting app aratus - sauna and spa on large do uble lot. Asking $324.500. RCTaylorCo 6 40-9 9 00 mE llDlll ILlllS CD. OVER 55 YEA RS OF SERVICE ca.OMA HIGHLANDS VIEW Great Home On An R·2 Lot Approximately t, Acre Three Bedrooms. T"'o Aaths. Two Fireplaces. Hardwood Floors Mast~r Bedroom With F'ireplare & Patio. Alf This With Ocean & Canyon View & Keys To A Private Bench. Call Now S2ft9.500 .. IACI IAY Rare Two·Story Condo In This Lovely Area. Minutes lo Freeways Thn•e t.ar~e Bedrooms. Living Room With F'lreplace. Sunny Prh'Bte Patio. Swimming Pools & Recreation Area. Beout1ru1ty Maintained Grounds . Only $142.500 MST TIMI 0Ff891 HAiia. Hl&HLAHDS Charming. Immaculate Three Bedroom, Tbree Bath Plus Den Home New Gourmet K ltchen WI A'djoinlnit Breakfast .Room. Two Patios. Lush Landscaping Sprinklered A Must Sfe i\t S197.SOO 75t.9100 #2 c..,.. ... ,._ ... ..,.,.c...... •• ,.. --·-fi ••• IALIOA 151.AMD- lO I AroLa.A. nn1· 11f .i k111d nld world dt•s tun & qu,lltl,\ 11( 1h1 ., 111·" nulhl'lllH' t+~renC'h '\1111 m.inch hunw I l\cl1 rn 3 h:ith I II ' I II 111 h II rn t• w I I h r I n •• ~ I I I 1tfh1tlilll'htp 1111l'llll 11'~ OW inmlrthl1• $!Woi.C. llOO Cull fn1 ,1pp'I IAYNOHT \\.t• ""' , • .,.., ,., ·'' f1111· h111th'' \\ tllt Jlh'I ii. Sh !J fl TOIO HOist COUNTRY Hdrm '4 h ;ilh" r:111('j1 ..,l y lt• flllllf , • .,(,1li· 11111r,111i•1• ~1 11\t'' .,'J40 ()O(I BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR J4 t 0uy,1d1· Or.111· N 8 b l ') 6 16 1 REALTORS 675°5511 CORONA OH MAI INVESTMENT DUrt.D: A ::-"..!I. CSproult buHt ............. d.ipWx °" P ca. A...,... ...,._a°"'_.. Clftd a two "*OOM uMt ..... a 9-p bo.I roo111 Giid bath; fir.plou Cllld .tectrfc builMn ldtchtM iR each unit, fntt. paW .ct new cClr"pdiftc). OWMr wlN H~ '"'·" UH.000. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 25 IS E. Coost Hwy •• CorolNI .. Mw 675-5511 Mesa Vtt'de J ewel Spac111~ multi f;Jl'ctL'tl S 1'1 lroum. :l h.1lh In le\ 1·1 with form.ti d11t111 )! ,.cpar;Hl' famd.\ ro111m with fir.·plJt't' aml wl!l IJ.ir. e nclosed I ront i: J r ti en 1· o 11 rt ) .1 r cf Sp.1rkl1ni.: -.-.1mrn1ni: IJOUI and lush l,1n1J:..,·.1p lnK All on .. SPiH'IOU" 1·orner lr11 Y11u reull} shoultln't miss th1:-. 111w Full 1>m'e St t5.llOO l'a II -;51 :1191 C:::SEL ECT I PROPERTIES MEWPORT FIXY! 1 Btlrms den ('h111n tree lined l1•1·ut11111 ' Owner Jnx1ou,,. bar1-:.1in r1cccl $189,500 Call 64ti 7lil NEWPORT DUPLEX 2 Units on fee I and. Across from park :\car • O»..~ &~ EASTILUFF This beaul1fully m;.iin lainetl house 1s an cnt1•r l<11nt.>r 's dt.>lii.!ht With tormal hvmg r110m ;incl ~eparalc k1lchen·fam1ly room /\II 4 Rdr111i. are l.Jght and a11~'. anti the grounds. an.• enrhan('l'tl by mature trees anti shrub~ 5226.900 644-9990 NWPT.HGTS MUST IE SOLD 4 lldrm. lge fa m rm. newer, with Tudor de sign. assume loan with onJ y 20"~ dn. DRIVE BY 412 l6THPLACE SI 15,000 or '1 lJ~IVUt:. liV~l:S 67MOOO bt.·ach, bay, & ~hopping. l•---------Pnced at $205.00() Eves &12 225:J DOORS TO IEACH 2 2 Duplex <>wn er motivated. Open to t rcat1vc (1nJnc1ng Pus,1bly little or no cash Will trade propert) boat <:ar or "'' $24!J.OllO Evcs.">411 rm5 associated llAOI< EAS-AEAL TORS l OH W Bolboo 611 1661 Principals Only Affn:Builders Bw Id H comlus on the:.f• ~ µropertat.·s For mun· 1n formation call t..12 SOli:J. At..tl Dalebout Bay&Beach Real Estate ~[~I UIAIE U CEUENCC SINCE ltO MEWl'ORT HEIGHTS Bui Ide rs I nvestor s Speculators 1'11. facl anyone look1rJ: fo r a mammoth l11t 1n :--.ewpon Uea•·h. Wh<JI you ~ee 1s what )Ou i,:et . .t n ahsolu11· tear down con :.i quiet :s lro·etl near Haroor High School This orrenng 1s exclus1 \ ely our and can uni~ he !>een by an app111ntmcnt. 631·7300 N.I . Wboalsland 1006 .•......•.•.•.......... By owner, 217 Apolena. 2Br. 2 storv house. I rpk 213r ~araie apt + lrg separate owner's unit $392.IKK) G1111d assum 1:73 0727 IDEAL FAMILY HM 2Story. 3 bdrm and ~uest quurtt.>1 s 1.Jrgl· pali11 SlSS,000 LOU IRECETEL & Anoe. 675-lll I Balboa Peninsula I 007 .......•••.•........... Rt:PRESENTIN(; Penmsula Point l'ropert1e:. ~ewpurt I l<it A\·a1lahle t'illl Pat Powers Century 21 Westcli fl 645·7221 Capistrmo leach I 018 .......•.•.........•... ~ GREAT PRICE! 3 Bdrm 2 ha, xlnt ~tarter hom1• with assumable fm<Jn eing at 9:y.r1, Large lot with some ocean \'le". xlnt r e m ode l poss1b1hlles. $107.500 497.5494 Corona .. M• I 022 ---------· ...................... . MODB.HOME Quality thruout 1s what you'll f111tl with !his 3 Bdrm townhouse Clo~e lo everything orren·d with owne r he l pe cf f1nanc1ng. Ca ll now :>I() :161.6 Attractive pool duplex + 2 good rentals. Prime loca- tion S28S.llOO. 64Q.4999 SOUTH OF HWY 2 Bdrm . C harm e r . fi r e p l ace, patio & garage $185.000. 8 . E1lertsen Agt. 675 2373 or 770·8598. OY OWNER, 505 Carna- tion, 2 BR + guest or. 3 BR home + 1 BR gar apt HIGH SOCIETY "!.' fplc 5255,000. 673·07Z7 This huge magnificent SEA VIEW home sits atop the hills ftric:e leci SJ0,000 w1{h a panoramic view or 1s•, On, Bll·in financing ocean. mountains and ci 1..a,._est Seaview 4 Bdrm ty li~hts. De.luxe features Port Royal Mdl. 2700 sq and extras lhruout incl'g ft Id bd b th d, ,2yrs o . 5 rms, 6 a s, mai s MOlivated seller ' qrt~ famil) rm. den, C(Z I ..,._ C__.._ billiard rm, swim pool ,_.,.... ......,_ and spa. High assumable 1 ___ 6_4_0._5_3_5_7 __ _ loan. Only SM0.000. Call 979~0tod11y. ALLSTATE "' AEALTORS taMno 1024 •••••••••••••••••••••• Condo. 2yrs old, 3bdrm. 2\Aaba, many upgrades. gd inv~tor unit. $123,000. 631-7100. • I-SIDI DUPLEX Twol ... u.Mt• Sl4J,500 FULLY llA.LTY 546-0114 UOOODOWH i-:nJOY goriceou.o; 211r <•n 8UOd)I be.ll'h for $1500 mn 1T:.ix 1ltclu(•tabll'l I' 0 Cl I . (' I u .. h II u "' t· . 1~2 wn. J\~t ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• NEW CONDOS IASTSIDI C .M. ~l<!S11nti. i\na Ave :! Bk i t /B b.1, contcni11 1lcs1.cn Sllli,11110 646-5096 '46w609 J A.SSUMAIU lOWIMTlttlST 'llt.-rl} new 2 BR, 4!12 Bu, rondo 111 'ma II vruJtt•t w pool u11d 'Pa 2Qfl TU .1vi1llltblc G75 4912 hkr OPEH SAT /SUH 2·5 MESAVEIDE Oft Golf CowH J023 C:ou11try Club Or .I Hd1 rn 21 ~ bath <'U!>t11m ho11w, pnvalt' l'Uurtyard t'f\lt}. larKe l11l, :1 µa t1oi. t'l~l'l ro 01 l· s et·ur1 t )I ~>~lcm, i.n~1ke am.I hn: Jlarm!>. "mKI paneltd lien. V .ml.wt w;ill c·over tnl(s, 1·u~tom hardwt.KKI par quet Jnd ltah;.in llll'd nuors numerous other Jmerut1e:. n uutsland 11111 home $350.000 Roy McCcrcle, Rltr 541-7729 LOADED W11h 1•.xtr~ N1l'I'. de;rn :i lid rm I Inly 2', 1111lc~ lei beal"h Full prt cl! SIOl,.'iOO l'ark Pl:u•c• lnl' 1142 7461 OWHYIOUGHT ANOTHER Must 'et' this hlfl I br mvdel Just step; (1om beach 111 move in rond1 twn Seiter motivated. Submit 9t~1 5671 RI Prtml· downtown IOl'a lion 3 Br. I ha. s teps lo Lakl' Purk Tot> cond1 lllln throughout New carpt•l $122.000 /\sk for Nancy. Coles worthy & Co .. Rhrs. "40.(I020 lr.-e 1044 ......•...•............ BUY NOW-SAVE & APPRECIATE This 3 Bdrm 2 Bu Purdue ••10% DOWN! boys th•~ lovtily 1 Bdrm 1•on'10 Orc1tt 1rLvcillme1H or ~t urtcr home. SX2.500 ""'~hrld41c Kealey 551·l000 nC'a 1•1i,,.,,l,.tn1• MOV~H CONDITION Tcrr1C1 c· fam1h homl'. lucalod in C..:Ollel:C !'ark Jr· a F ealurin.: I Bdrms. large ram1h r'QC.1m and honus ro.11n Near park a nd ~rnol Loan ma ) be taken i.ub Ject to el(isttn!( ruwnt• in~ Offered al Sl7G,1~)() Call 540·11SI ~HERITAGE • • REALTORS C1CJ19M1 •och I 048 ....................... THE ONLY WAY TOGO ---------1 p l an tn COL L EC. f: 3 Bdrm noor plan. u1·can \ I •• w d c c k s . I ,, ,. g (' enc·lo~ed bri • k p;,it10 PrH•ed fo1 1mmrcl1alf' 'Jlt• at St:ll,1100 SI 0,000 DOWM JU!>l one available Mu\ e 1n today I ) l'iH old Tuwnhousr. :! Bdrm + 2•1 Ba Xlnl l •·rms $ I 2 5 0 0 0 fi 4 fi fl 5 1) 7 7(;1~7 1l3A% LOWDOWN <I ,'I l::W TOW:"I HOM ES 2&3 Bed 4!' ~Bath From SI 05,000 ... 751 1364 HI 5 Fl EASTSIDE R-2 Two 1mln 1dual hou,,e-.. highly upj!rJded F.a(•h has separate garJ)!c anrl vard I lwncr w1ll t arr) a iargc 2nd TD ·h k•nf.! Sl3S.90o. Call $40 1151 ~HERITAGE • • REALTORS Newpor t lle1gl\ls B ~ Owner · L.ge R2 I~ot w ·custom Jbr, :!b;.i hme Frplc, Oak flrs_ ..:Ult!) Al'CeS!> 230 E 15th St Sl49.500 S.MI 2728 QUIET GIA.MT Loyely 3 bedroom home on beautiful oversized lot. Hedon<' in earthtones and wood. w1lh brick fireplace. largl· µa110 Nice yard, filled with lush shade trees. Priced tdsell at $118,900. Call tu· day! 540-1720 TARBELL, REALTORS OCEAN BREEZES 3 Bdrm. 2 car garage, new bath 1.arge covered patio Best s treet on Westside. Onh SSt .900 IH5·91til . ' OPEN HOUSE ?f') REALTY rritteipds Only * Su~Clean * 2 Bdrm elegant condo-. Owner \nxious Onl~ :>114!,00fl Ai.:ent, (•;all 642·5062 5 Bdrm, 2 ba. 3000 sq fl Assu m <Jblc loa n s $189,5011 Agl. J11e 546-8640 1026 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MEA.R MA.RIMA Exquisil~2 Br. 2 ba. den home with e1ty & ocean v 1 e w M a g n i ( i 1· e n t tropical i:ardens Owner finam·ing avail $15!1.000 Wi lson & Weiss R. 1-: 49:1.2752 P\HK area·~ the lo"est of all Ol he'r' lhll'tl (or ~ale Huy th•~ lwaut \ n11w and \OU will nut 11111\ save m11ne\ hut J.!t•l exlrJ <Jpprcciut11111 '"' \\I 11 1'11 A:.km 1W1I · 1:12 500. HY UWNl':R, l!llKI' :1 hr l)e,t ICK B<'l•rt 1dd OW(' Sl49.900. Lowe~• Varanl 752 !)3.')3 RUDY & WAITING ORANGETREE t:UNUO, lbdrm. cedar wanscot tog, nr tennis & IKIOIS, charming c·ustom1 icd features $78.500 s.s I 4i084. !IS.S 022.1 \llSSION HEAL1 Y 4~1 (f7;ll ON TllE UEAl 'II ~111h1k ll1Jml' 21<r. n •tl w1111 3 ll r . 2 l,a Ol':-.lled anud the lt'Cl'~ 1111 a l'ount:r:y lanl' E-c lo·n~l\l: !leek~ (;r(•iJI r111 entc rtJ 1n 1ng lln l.' Si!f>ll.000 Laquna Villoc:ie R.!. 497-1761 1050 LOVELY LAGUNA HILLS Principals on1y. Large 4 Bd rm on mers1tc• l<>l U!Jgrades galore' Fine~l home in area w1tb sµlc11 dous mount<Hn \ 1ew $193.SOO with large :1s ~um able loan On ve IJ) ~71 Bamets St Then ORANGE TREE call TOWHHOMES C(Z I Newport Cettter Adult only community 1 ~~0._5_3_57 bdrm. Iba. Tt•rrifac 'iew IUICIMltO~ I 052 of s tream Lot s of ••••••••••••••••••••••• prh·acy. Parking near X E C 'u T 1 V E by Plus out:-.tanding club house ~w1mming ELEGANCE pool · lenrus courts. In this custom 4 Bdrm 3 **SUPER! llard lo find Briarwood model in beau11ful Wood bridge Bruadmoor 4 bt:aullful Bdrm~ 1n uver 2000 sq fl Compare she value at Sl7!1.9()() w,,,ldhrldgc RcalUJ as 1.30011 1920 l\arranra 1•1.,. ~·'"in•• CLEAN!. .• . and "tnlVl' in" 1•oncfi. t1on in this 3 br single family hol'TM! Lovely ne"' <:arpeting & new drapes Good locatum & close to s hops , sc hools & HERITAGE Pi\ll K J ust li!>ted at S114,900. Bath, split level Home under cons t r ue t 1on Beuut1ful ocean view Fa mily R m "1th rireplace and Se~ierate D1n1ng Rm. liuardcd gate com munity 1850,000 LOCJ19M1 Ni~ RJty -195 5220 496 2-113 SJ0.5050 493.9494 Newport leoch I 069 .•...•...........•..•.. PeninlUlo o.aex C..:Ompletely refurh1Shl•J . '\me blk to bt.•ach You own the land Grl!al ~~:;~~/ ·~v~ 759-9221 THEILUFFS Upper bay view. Most tle~1red original area. Sµal·•ou.s 3 bdrm .,. hob by room. end uml lluge pat to 250.000 Agt . 6-10·55611. FOR SALE BY OWNER <;1ant 5 Br. 3 Ra . Only $269.500. Owner will carry al S1500 munthl) with 520.000 down :-.lo credit needed (714 1 840·1964 559-8888 !!!.~ ........... ~~!.~ 1~~~~~~~---~~~·1 Newport Heights. By 01\ ner 2 Bdrm. 1 Ba 2 Obi Garages . 679 9ti67 Eves __ _ rric:e leduc~ 3 Bdrm. tiled entry. up graded cpts. dining rm. skylight 1n fJm . rm . levolors. central air. bar $) 33. 900. Ro.. Wi•cmnt Realty 131-1440 HamtlMJon •och I 040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• GllAT FAMILY HOME 4Br. 2Ba. light & airy, 1 blk to schl & park. 1 •, m1 to bch. Only Sl 18,900. 146-5502' .a. HUNT I N G TON LANDMARK CONDO, $7 ,000 below s e l li ng price. Jbdrm , 2ba . Professionally decorated also w /xtras. :. • mi from beach. SI ,000.000 rec· facilities. Private e n· trance. Adult ('ommunl· ty, (40 years or older.I No kids. ~3992. Call for appof\l)'. Have something you want to sell ? Classified ads do. lrYiM I 044 11 well. 642-5678. __ ••••••••••••••••• •••• •• mac nab I irvine realty A SUBSIDIARY OF THE IRYINE COMPANY ----J.CAI GAli,H! Lg 4BR f a mily home with A/C backs onto picturesque paseo lined w /e ucatyptus trees. Built by J.M. P eters. this h ome is situated within w a lking distance to a Jr. Olympic swimming pool & lighted tennis courts. Custom exterior s t ylin g & m a t c hless detailing provide distinc tive in d ividuality to those who kn ow quality . Assumable loan. Competitively priced. Lorraine Reid 551-8700. (H-66) 712-1414 C~ Vo/Aey Cent• 642.aJH CIOI ~Drive 111-1700 Woocbtdqe (..,,., 644-62M HorbotV-Cente1 ELEGANT WATEIFROMT RESIDENCE I ~ ... One 111 N<.•wpor l 's ftne:-:.l lol'atwn::. Largest f loor plan o ffe r e d . Two j b e droom. den. 3 bath. view of bay. l Bo<.1l ~ltpnght::.up t11 1;1 : $749,000 JAMES E. GOULD 611°1512 : LIOOIEAUTY Spacious ·I Or home, large li vi ng, d111 111g k1tchc·n. mstr swte. all new beautifully apl)Oint ell. sunn~ patio. O"'ner 1714 I 673 16111. 67:1·0.11•• CHAIM Cstm. :mr vu home. tl!tt deck. i.1>.1. lush lndsl'p't( Vaulted CCII g. frml tlio rm, wet bar ram 101 w l"Sl m hhr.1ry, sla1m•1I i:lass ll.1r hor H1di.:e Rtty, 544 941 I 675· lt<PI -.... ~. BIRD'S EYE Oce<Jn + bay \ 1ew condo I·--------• Uoa1 ~hp Try 111·. clown UDO ISLE Ow11er 1s 111Utivatl' Summer winll'r rcn tab Priced for 4u1ck ~ulc BALBOA·MEWPORT Realty 675-8170 :I 13drms. pool, s auna. spa on 2 lot:. Exquisite decnriltinii for 1·ontcrn. porary h\·1n~ $7!>5,000 . ' J ' 11 .... .! lH ' 114 A G M I f I C E N T , ______ _.._ HACIENDA OM BACk BAY Will trade «ir Condo~ 111 llawa11 . Mumrniith. \';,iii or " I Bdrm ~1 atds r11om pool S49!1,000 :\~cnl 1~1) 1(14-! THE BLUFFS Ell•g;mt C Plan, ene' .Hid lush grecm·11 -I 13r :i Ba Op.·ned heam l'eil1ngs. mirrored "alls . nc"' plush c·afl)l.'I J u~l hsf l'd a l S:!l !t.500 Agt•nt f)44 54113.1)44 11:10. EASTILUFF Luxurious open living & dining room s 3 Rr Hurr\ w<in 'l la,11 ~199.000 0 \\ c " Ill'. down Open Ilse Suntla\ Call tor pnor i\ppt Pnn only 642-1716 5 57.4417 2787 Bristol St, CM NPT HEIGHTS . . $139,500 3 Bdrm . 2 bath fi replace. large lot. R.uof· 2 vcar-. oew (;;All fi45:8w;t S..Juan Capistn.M> I 078 .................•....• HORSES-HORSES t ae. eque:>t 6 latc :-.Jew 4300 ~q ft . :iingle slor)1 ,·slm hm I las \alley & ocean views $575,000 548.!19so Santa Ano 1010 ...•...•............•.. LOW-LOW.PRICE 3Br . large lot. near b11Si: ness district. & school, Conventional. IYOWHER $10,000. 547·3182 PEHTHOUSE SIOB.000 onh RIK down, & owner w1 II finance at 1••1-1•D•RM-•F•AM-•H-M•.- 12'"'•. 3 yrs Pis «all Bkr ,...,.LY S9l,500 ! 631·2246, 54.11 2089 ....... A charming. well located ILUFFS home near Santa Ana $20,000 down-4Br . JBa College. golf co,kiie & Owner will sell on con pa r k . F' ea t J r i n i:. tr act or lease opt1on lfardwood nrs. fireplace. Broker, Steve 957 1900, & 1 1~ baths. 64().9345 CALL 644-72 I I fo:A.'>TBLUFr FOR DETAILS L&H +de n plan S • 3 BR + lam Rm. 111lt'n ~ Carefrcepool s1wd)artl ~ Im ma c horn" w ith '--•w. ... ...a~.....,llOltltlM.-.. charm Sl.'19.uoo. 111'; us .;umablc lo.in 752 2197 Seal Beach 1014 owner a~ ~ewport Shores 4Br. nr tx·a~h Sl59.0ll0 Assume bl TO or S127 1100 •• t 12 1 2 11' 760 1977 II\ owner L1dn 1:.ll' 3Br. Im mal'ul,1ll• Avail. n11w L.,.,(' uµt1un ~so.uoo By owner. 71iO 19ii. Condo w Ol.'C<Jn & moun lam \ 1c" Walk lo be<Jt•h :!Br. 21 2Ba, µool ·li·nm!i 5192,500 Owner 64;,-8461. OCEANFRONT 5hdrm. 2ba. i.uper loca· t1on. $.199,5110 91\4 7198 agt. Pnm·onl~ -· - • •••••••••••••••••••••• FOUR.PLEX I lot from beachfront Flexible f1nanc1n g $190.000. Agt. 64~ 103 _ Tmtin 1090 ....•..........•....... CHARMING, DELIGHTFUL Large 4 Bdrm. 3 bath + fa mily roo m . 3 car garage. beautiful pool and s pa. brick BBQ Show-; like a model. Of. fered .. t $201,000. Call 540-1151 .. ~ .... .-...~HERITAGE . • REALTORS $5,000 DOWN I~~~~~~~ No qu<1llf} 1ng !'rime N.H location. IBr. lrg }ard. S239,000 640·7 103or 1131 7824 FOR SALl::BYOW~Ell NEWPOltTSHOIH:S 2 story. 3 bdrm. 2 ba. n• el'ntly redecoratl!d , S1J9.000. 675·4886/673 81-IS Story look Chcrm On lovely cul de ac 4 BR :1 Ba. '• acre. assm In . $205.00o o"' n er 64S·5752 Open 1·5PM WestmlMter 1091 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MEA.TA.SA.rlM 4 Bdrm. & Family Rm with beautiful yar d Lawns Uke golf green." . Park Place Inc 842-746t I ~~~.!:!~ ..... ) Mobile Hamts ' For Sole I I 00 f ·······················! San Juan Capo. SSS.000. 2f Br. 2 Ba. 1480 sq. fl. 8yrs~ old. Agt 541·5032. , Best ocean \'lew 1n ---------•' E/bluH. Spac Lusk bit 3 : BR 2'":1 ha. tum rm . 2 EXCITING • fpk's. Fantastic rock & • • : rose gr~s. all new G 1-; S..CW 1-r I kitch, shower SlJJb, wtr Beautilul . newly up • htr. etc. Less than mkl al graded carpets & drps,l $259,500. 2:t01 Alt.1 Vbta 2Br. 2Ba Levitt llome in Dr.644·°'84 Lagunu Hills oices' DOVER SHOIES 5• Pk. AH new appl. l'Or ner lot across from F' ABUUJUS HOME ClubhoUSl'. pool. jacum : warn POOL sauna. exercise & re•· 4 Bdrm, :l()()Cbq rt. hall. CKJ5029). C/21 ... wport Cettt..-Newport IHch __ 640.5357 ltit ~ iR Toww JASMIMECIHIC 12x55 2Br. lBa. front Decorator's own home 3 kitchen. Home to have,• Bdrm, 2 story split level rww exterior ~upphe<l b home with nice ocean seller. (~&4>. view The ullinwk i11 de Q.ASSIC cor Call tor appt. MOllU HOME 01 hers in area are SALIS I alsoa\·allablc. Call 2706 Harbor. Ste206·A C /21 M.wport C..t.r 540.H l7 640.5157 - ('I OAll Y Pll 01 Ottlff .... &tet• ...•................... ·······•·•··•·········· ......_ Ho.nts lncomt r roperty 2000 lHI h tat• For Stile I I 00 • • • • ••. •• • • •. • • •....... l ire:.... 1100 ·••·•······•···•······· ........•.•......••...• CAHNBYVLLG. lteault(ul l.:tnr\•1 Ro\ 111 Kn11tht 2 tulrm ..!. l1J Sl1'1• I\.) Wlolh'I 1'""1 11111 rrl' rm si_·\ 1~-1 1111 1,11111 Pl1rk l>r • • • - "\tllU Ht l~I Ill '"'I .. !UAL t:,lAl l t H 11 D.._, .. Trf·"•• ll11h 1 \I'-111.1 I lb1 ~ 'h 111 -.,, I 1111-.1 l'l,ftu •11•1 !t!\41 'II ,I II lfr\ l in '"' 111~ 0111 n 111 1 r.n I '' 1111111 I I 11111 IC It 6 UNITS )2\1 I lflJll I 11 ' I 11 \ •It lllj;I I ,, 11 ... 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I 11 ·.l'h, park :'\1• • .orn1· ~;, m ... \1,111 1111\\ !'all du~~ 191; 1rl2l. i.11,'l IH'Pl.F.X Xtra Ii.: upp,·1 3 Br :!ha ;!H).111 111 rm S.1m1· 111 n 111 rloM' t11 lw h & shoir.-:"e"' plu:..h l"JJL' & drps . $595 499 22 ri 4!15·1400 l~i.lutiful lrg 2Br. 2lla Sl75. 675 1174 or Hi5 -:-:111, Tnplex 2 Hr. l l>a dupl1 ' I It "·"' 11ew. (rpk . gar. no l>t'h ssou m o tili 1 Xllh I 11 r Tiil 7Xi2 BToro 3232 ....•.................. 110:'11 E FUR HE.NT 3 Bdrm ~»50 Fc11ct•ll yard & garage Fam1 .> µlt·a s e Kids & pet!:. wdcome Call 964 2566 or 973·297L Agent. no lee Fountain Valley 3234 1 ....................... HUME POR RE~T 4 Bdrm $625. rent·ed 1ard & garage Fa m1 tv plea s e , kids & 11..t.~ welcome C.:all 964 25f)(i o r 973-2971 Agt, no fee 4 Udrm. 2 hath. hui.:c )a,rd. f1rl.'plan'. kid-. & s mall J)l'ts uk S55U nw 9&1-41182 ti l 5 JO 3 UHITSH.B. Large lot in exdus1 ' e Thret• Ar ch Ba) 111 So La.1(1111a S1·curi1~ .l(.ite communit y w11 h 111·1 •.trcet!>. hcach tennii. & c:lubhou .. e V1·r~ ra1 ,. "fl p.1rlun1ty Lo i p rt l'C SI 1!1 5,000 1 all 213 1;211 !JOO or 11w n1·r 11 1 l!i'J :.l(nO "knstb Balboa Island 3206 2 Ur Cle an /\lt<il·hcd Exec fam1ly home, lge & 1·ery pn \. newl~ rerle<'. 3 11r. 2 ba. ram r m . wet bar crpts, clrps hit ins , '' a s h t.I r y . r t' I r g . Jlnum. xtr:b. S650 mo Ll'.1..,e pref 961! 17Ji 54110511 L11 e in front ho11'c· .inti rl'11l bal'k 2 Ullll l> hk for 1\111 Davis & Clark 851-1 666 24 SHARI' U ... ITS PRIMO LOCATION All unaL" with r1rl'µla1 l'S pri va~t· p..i11n:-.. ponl Shopping .ind t•ollciw-. nearb\ t) 1eur-. nc" Owner" will c:arf\ lt1h oil paper' F'unt:i.,i H HI 1 ckpre. 1al11m a1 J1l.1hl1• 752 1920 J QUAIL A.,~~s~. 10,..-Tll 1 :)0 r .M.I 170 Units l.1tlle Hot•k Arkans as fl 7".:ro~.; l'rime condo ('oil• l.'ri.1un ~.825. ow Davis & Clark 851 -1666 IRAHDHEW 6 UHITS 2 Br units w l(t1rt11tC., 1st owner b{'nt'f11s Gr€.'JI r c n t a I a r ~ u 1 n W1'5lmmstcr ( IWOl'I will help r1nlln1·c \.:1•nl 631 7300 Mountain, Desert, Resort 2400 ....•••...............• FOR LEASE :'-it'" 2 hcclroom 2 hath htJ mt• M1~:ollll1 Lakl'S <'1111ntn 1·11111 1;.,11 ll'nni' l~l4ll lw111.111lull\ I .rnJ~1· a 111•11 110 nw 111 ICOJlll'l' )Jl'll !ll>ll(I l,'lubhuu.:,e l(tl. ne~ert 11111 ~1in111{:. .ll.1 :17X L51'!. PlllMI-: 15 AC Com · llll'rc1al 1.ancl !1011 rt frnn- 1 J l! (> •rn II"} Ill Sl.200.IO t C..ill Barhi.lru 111.1:.-. .11 C <!1 Sandpiper 1;.10 1!150 Out of County Properly 2550 ...............•....... At11sl '!> mnunt ,11n retreat 111 l11v1•ly lllyllwild Only 2 hrs .1w.!) Spccllll'Ular 11C\\S, f11rn1s hccl l 11der Slll0.000 (714 I li!lfl :14~7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ga ra~e F'cnccfl vard BALBOA ISLAND BeautiM layfront :-.le w carpel paint a nd 'harm on Uay wath µat10 on W J\ l"l'.:R R eal ly 'Pt'c1al 2 story :i bdrm, :I ~ ha. rrpl<'. n~ kitchen St71~1 mo lease. WalC'rfront rSah.,bun 673·ffi00 Carpl'I ('h1ld l'ct 0 1'1. $180 mo. 642 OR.Si lluuse or duple\. 21Jdrm. Iba. 11154 A or 1954 B M1·ycr Pl, nu pcls small cluld OK 5425 f>.l\J :.1484 2 Br dupll'X, $1711. util pd. 3:13 E 21s1. 1";\I, :.idlb 1no pet .. -·----------1 Pool spal' rlcc•ks. :J hr 2 WIMTER REHT ALS 2 Rdrm hom e. lovely patio and garage $6()0. llayfront 3 Bdrm lower, garage , SlOOO/mo Bayfront 4 Bdrm upper. garal(e, $1200 YEARLY REHT ALS Lillie Is land. LI! I Br <tpl w c1eck, un(um, S6001se l!t'.rntrlull) re m111I 3 hd1·m home. unrurn Sl2tJO mo Isl' lnd u<.te ... ulllltie!> Snuth Bayfrnnt :1 bdrm lower, gar. furn or un rum Sl200/ITil.I South Bayfront .t Or up· ha. I rplt-. bit ins. .! l'ar gar. rec r m , S\150, m .. Xlnl area. near s hops I 645 5761 2Br. !Ba. h1• rm. rrplc. 11ardencr. no pets. &5110 54115827 3Br & den. 211a. Jacuzzi. rern /.(.1nlen. frplc , n o pet.s, S750/rro 5'18 6023 or 979-3569 -21r .... wtv decorated Downtown, s hopping I blk. bch 2 mi. new paant1crpt. drps. garage . $-1110 mo Mr Tribolet S.S2·7655 per, J,tar. Sl~OO/mo, rurn 3 Bd rm. Large y ard HuntinCJton Beoch 3240 ...........•..•........ Enchanting 2hr rclreal $:175 childr en wt·lc•omc and ~pac111us )!art5:1fiOJ 6.11 -1557 J\)!l I a rrul l'l'l' 1\hsol l1lel) ('X('Cpl1o n a l brand nl'". m•ver Ill" cu111t•d :I lld1 m :.!1' ha home Lands1 aping. carpeting & d ra pe s. famil.> ruom w1lh u11 :..lairs tofl tha l can he used as bdrm or 1ll'n 5 blocks from bea('h & school. SH OO per mu + utils Owner will m .11n ta in e xt ~a rel C1 ll 89L·7951 Clean. attrarllve 3 hr. 2 ba. l!le ramil)' 1 m . lrplc. $Ci50 1110. !J62-6584 lor appt 2 B r . l ·~ B a l' o n d o . dshwshr. stove, rcfnM. garage, 2 pools, sauna. jacuzzi, tennis court. Sl'C gal.e. adlb . no µet s 960-1849 or unfurn l<edl•cor. Kids Pets Ok 3br townhome. $500/mo. Lou lrerc.htel & Assoc. S5SC> mo. 675-4912 Bk.r _ Kids J >K. pool 1tenn1s lnT~•City 6fs.llll -~ -Bills00-1217,5:16·6565. llY OWNEn : 2hr, 1bn Mesa del Mar, 4 b r, 2 ba. --------- h,c w1gd sill• yd & lots 11C 4\ ram. rm, l650/mo Call 2 Br 21~ 83 . 1 yr old. storal!e rm Cln . nice. MboaP.-tula 3207 bef Ba rn & aft 7pm, $165()/mo. Call Linda. agt cbe tu shppg & trans. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 759·01471644·0781 816·137l, 84f.-4292 S7U.MX!owne1· will c·urry E xclu s ive Penins u l a ----------- 2nd ut 12'1. 2 13 1l l~2!H3 Point Modem 2Ur Den SELL Idle item s with a t-:xec.4 hr.:J ba.lgc fam 1\kd)s. or i l4 893 1248 2 Ra Micro, Block ocean Dally PilotClass1rled Ad. rm rrplc, 11r beach , .._ .. , u....,.11wc1 ....... u • ._. ... d ....... u ........ d ., , .... ,..., .... d •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• HuntinqtOft BHch lZ~O L_,... Hiit JZSO South L..... JZH :_ -: INcll J76' •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• l'nmiroma(' bak ony view 3Br rondo. View of moun -Lower 3 Arch Bay rot· Oceanfront Jbr. Xlnt ht•t1ul1ful 2lhlrni .,b lal1• tulris, near golr cou r,e , lage, 2bdrm, l ..,bia. 2 cond. Adults , no pe.ts. s."llMlwlbnck hrcJ.llilCC L1uiuna Hills village. people ma!(. No 1ar Gar. Winter ua. 1lbl 11.11.K11btll759 1f1·{' Pools, tennis. volleyball $850/mo. PleHe call 21'1-$3011 till 11~ Ai.tent Betty etc ~5 962 ~-Ask '154·0370. Mon·Sal. f.l pm. --------- ror Uff or eves only 499.SCMS Oreanfrcnt /view 2 6 3 Br, 111<.111t1ru1 111 on. f enced ••••••••••••••••-••••• 840-4'11'7 rnrpt•lt'4 2566 or central air, rrplc1S440 WINTER 2br, rrplc, dis· hwasher, ear, stps to sand. no pets, $500/mo ult I., tlY. n('1 "111 main 973 2971. ~gent, no fee_._ 631-4557 agt Vicki ree 1.11n 1•xt 1urd cart' l'a ll L-ML--' 11!11 'n15 1 -r-·-.,.......... 5306 Neptune Wl tiUl.llt 1 S:n5 for II .:Br w 1:arugd77:?:11lcc REHTIMES 63 1-4555 1 II 11 r rn 1 "'• B a 3252 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Niguel Shores. 3 Br + den )!arden h o me. $825 . 494 945.1 Ownl•r ---~ -- MIHloil Yiifo~ J ZIT ••••••••••••••••••••••• c.•u•el•• C21.3> "4>9'l20 __ .. ~.~~ .... ~~~.~ Spacious 2bdrm , n ewly I N THE LA K ES . redee. 15 yrda lo beach . Northwood, l b drm Win ter. Laundry. lr g s tudio. $425/mo. Ca ll e_atio, utll Incl. ~rmo. David 979-395:1 or Peg 113·6Sfa • I k I 11 .. 'in•plal'U. l"u111 llm. :.! t' ir t;a, l700 "<I rt near llumill1111 Uu_,.hurd $7511 1110 !11•1 71911 or ti4.1 ;1447 llOMES FOR RENT 3 & 4 lidrm. $550·$595 F e nced y ards and l(arages . Families please, k1 tls & pets welcome Call 964·2566 or !nJ 2971 Agt, noree .. -----------S. 'i2·2000 _:__ _ _ __ ( 3 0-r 2 Ba, avail. 9/8. --, \/ersailles, 2 BR H~ Ba, 9600/mo. S55 11 11111 Newl v r(• t ur b1i.h1·d I Hr Cnndu ~II h Ill I I II rt ('111 Id I C II , 11~1 lfi:l-l 11r !162 lfi Ill Newport leach 3269 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '.:I·. \ll IH \l 'll S l' .. :11 ~ NO f"EE' ,\pt & Condo lwh 111 11 • h.1, I I• f1wd re ntaJs Vi lla Re ntals 1 rtl :• 1•.11 i:a 1 "!l25 li7S 4912 Bkr lr-rinc 3244 .............•......••. \It'll 111 llll' \loonhi:ht ' 1·:nt1\'l111t 01l1r w l'b• h k1t l'l1l'11 ~ara1tc11,;~;1rl·{· REHTIMES 631·4555 RENTIMES "AMERICAS LEADER IH THE IUSIMESS· OFREHTALS" CALL II d u I l s 0 n I )' c a I I 673-3..'IM. Agt 714·,"iJll 84~; 213·884·i390 STEP S TO BEA~H I H U N T I N G T O N Bdrm. Cottage. Winter. HARBOR, prime loca -Nopets.673-6640. t1on, marina view. beaut o c EA N F Ro NT 3 new 3bdrm. S975 3ba . balconies. frplc, etc. No Bedroom . Large deluxe . Winter. No pets 67J..6640. pets. ~13-634-8602 or 714·640~. ----------.,._,_ ... Costa Mesa 2 BR 2"2 Ba. u.fww&Md plush Wlil with patio. 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• c a r g a r 11 g e a I\ d laliioa I.._.. 3106 ri replace. Adults only ••••••••••••••••••••••• complex. i s15 mo. Credit YRLY l br, deck. gar check reqwred. 675·5880 prkg., lawldry ra c. Avl. or759·9341 now. S500mo. 673·0188 #------------l'OS ll t-:X t-:'c (;t>t.F l Ill ll'-i l'.t'tl"J() :! llr ~h.1 1111'0. tilt J I> phalll'I'' llH'l I ) I lt•,1~l' $X5lt 11111. ht lu'l I S.IUO w1· 1tq1 (".111 llarha1 a ( :ia ... ~ .. t (. :! I "a11d JJI Pl'I' 1~111 111:10 631-4555 Bayshores _ )<luntington lleach. 2 BR with pool and laundry fa c ll Hunt i ngt o n Gar denh on Viewµoinl 26115 Bay ~hore U L lh1lrm. 2' 1ba Sl~t mo vcar bi;> 213·441·3252 or :JX5 2176 Ueluxe Baylronl 3bdrm. 2ba. re rrig, rrplr .. 1dulls, 110 pets. SlOOO/rm y rly. 646-72 l3. 644-51!18. I u1tl1 J111•k \'ll'W l•.\1•1• Tw11h1f1•.! 2 1<1 l! IL1 l'.111 hi lllll'" I ) r bl• 111011111 t: 11111\ ~tl·\ l'lh \ t .. :c1 Kl~'° 111:> 1 rn2 :1 llr 1n .. 11houw S'ilM I mo ~ w 1111 µ o u I I u t' 1 I llJ lfti 18'11 •I 559 1{190 lltJMfo: FOH RE"l/'I 1 lltlrm S.'>!15 h ·rw1•1l 1.1rt.I & l(Jraitc l:..i1111h l'll'J '>I' K id~ ,, l'•'l.., Y.l'11·11me t'Jll !JI~ :!561; 11r !17'1 ~l'i I \I!• ·111 1111 k•· l.,1k1·' l fir l'lll11l11 11' I h11t 1 ulJ T1•1 111~ pool. Jal· SSOO mo 21:1 1:Ai tl..'>2:1 a f1 Sp111 REHTAlS :!br 2ba S700 :1br :!ha SI fM.11> Furn 3h1 :!ba S7511 :lbr '1 ~Ila S750 1h1 :!• A1a S9:\ll lhr :•;bu Sl7:;<1 S111 i:la,, Woodbr11l ~e l 11>~h JIJr T"n h m· $59 ;) mn 191 :.!458or •l91 ln4i *•LEASES! Wt•,ld 1H 11rea lu1 e ly ex t•cul1vc hmne :!Br. 2Ba. .1va1lahle fur 1mmed1ate 111·<·up.11wy llee, J D Property Manai:ement. 7!11 :!78i '\cwpart Cre t. 4bdrm. Jb.1. fa m rm unobstruct ~I tJt'ean view S95011no 5-1!1 5019. S.S7-7520 3Hr 2Ba horn!. bay wm- IJ u w.,, fr plc . <'•JVt!r ed (Jal10. 2 ca r gar Gardener incl $100 mo D.1ys 2l3-73&3990, Eves, & wknds 213-285·43.'12 Npt Shures. lrg canalfront home. 2 st). J Bdrm + den. J lla. 2 frplcs, lrg r l•d w ond dec k over wall'r , 2 car garage, 2 l'umm poob. tennis c rts. '':ilk to ocean $950/mo yrly Owner645·6646 You'll h.ke this adull l1v ing in Newport's finest 2Br 3ba . den. PQ\)I. Jae. lcnn1.., "l.o pclS. RJ.1-3.149 l Bl k lo bl·h. :JBr. 2Ba . hnm r . 11<t0I . t•·nnas crt ~. pvt parkrn~ $750 mo ti45·3ti t5 eves. 673-6210 d\S Dover Shores Short term rental 4Br. JBa. pool \"Jew SlSOO mo 545-224 l H ARBOR RIOt. E, Sec Gated. Jbr . Jba. c1tn rm. lam r m. hbraf). atrium. ~· 1·1l'w. ~ardener m- d S2200 mo 644 6 l20 or 6+1·5-llJO Ln. 1st rn::>nlhs rent + de· - posit. Crt>d1t check re · Wboa ,....,a 3807 qui red 675 588(J or 759·9J.l l 2br 21 ~ba gar frpcl. dis · hwasher. micro, adults . :'llo pets l y r o ld S.SSO/mo 631·3926. Co1y. A C, 3br. 2ba, Hunt. Bch nr Ocean 2car ga r . frplc ~/mo. 840-1137 -------- 2 m1 from bch, new delux. 3br, 212ba, built ins, pool, 2 car gar, $775/mo 213-438·83116 -----·---- San Cleml'nte. end un it, 3bdr m . 211tba. 2 a dults, no pets, on bus line. wa lk to beach. shoppmg. S.SSO lse. 493-(1730, 492-SJOO. Plush Versailles Penthse Condo. 2 br, 2 ba , amenities Sel· Avail am· med. ti45·0650 D e luxe 2b r . 2ba, wash e r d ry er . frpl c, pool. patio. :i /<'. b UJ It 1ns. gar . SS50 771-1533 arter Spm o.iexes Unfurft 3600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lr g 2bdrm. renced yrd. children OK s.ns imo. :-.lew carpets & drapes 961-7600 645-1227 2 br , 1 ba, en cl. gar . fenced. pvt, 1mmac. no peb, $395. s.a&· 7234 Apartwltfth F'wNthed ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Small Bach. S300 Yearly. Ul ils pd . 4 -llPM . Manager 675·5ll2 $695 yearly. Char ming Bay Front. l Bdrm. Par kin g . Ulils paid 679·9667 Eves Bach. Apt. Steps lo beach. Yearly. S28.S mo. No pets or waterbeds. + util. Ms-5714. c.... ....... 1122 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Charmin& lBr . soolh of hwy, bit. ins, beam ceil, gar age . S465 /m o . 95.S-3649. ----------Imm ed iate occupa nc y. Fantastic ocean view. 180 degree Crom a ll rooms. Quiel, lBr, lBa w /par king. $525/m o. Wknds & eves: 644-8889, wkdys: 642-5757. ••••••••••••••••••••••• I Br. Newly deco r gas pd, encl ~ar. Adlts. pool 642-5073. 3 Br. Townhouse, newly decor . gas pd. enclsd gar Adlt.s. pool. 642-5073 2 Br. 1 bath Apt. Newly decor. Gas pd. enclsd gar. pool. Adlt.s. 642-5073. TantaliW1gStudio $250 All major apple, garage •5481 Agent 631-455<' r ee lfou~hl) Ill to <'hoo:.t." trom $375 S\150 monlhl\ on l )CJr ll'a!>1' We're th0 t •tnl:"S toCJll ----- OMTHEIAY -Slet-p1 n g r ooms & kitchenettes S90 "k & up. Oce~l'filll. 675-8740 2 Bdrm, 2 ba wllh a pool Serunt) S950/mo Waterfront H011Ws 2 Br 2 Ba. Sundeck $425 A1 ail approx. Oct .ht 548-8675 dys. 760· l.t 18 eves & wknds. Distinctive 2Br Suite. w1work shop gar 6312) fee w'"'dhrldgc Really ;;~1 -:woo Inc. 63 1-1400 ---------- 1n 1111urn1111·u l'k"'·ln m1• • • Q U A L I T Y -N EWPORT - Woud lJrnlge. :lbcl1m . W EST C L I FF HSE t wnh'>l' S5501mo . No minutL'S rrom bch . 3Br. l'el.S 28a. 2 frplcs. 2.000 sq n .. S.SI 2215 gardnr incl. $900 mo. W01x:lbndgc 4 BH J Ba. fam l!m. atnum. S910 mo 64.t. 11!\JO dys. 5.)1 5827 l'\ ~ Tun le Hk 3br. ::! ha. II( Ir+ dr 2 patio. fp, ..! ('a1 i.:ar . po.11 re1 . S7t:IO l1'lQ ~t nve in no" 213 37i tif>87 R1\.'llCHO SA\ J OAQUIN VI LLA ~early new 2 Br 2 Ba Condo on s:otr cours e Air. Mino wu1 c . pool c;reat vww S750 mu \dulls No pe t!< 760· 1719 Spt!Cli.1<.'ula r V1l'w fri>m lgt.", 1Jranc1 nt'w T ll 1 n 12 13 ) 843·5578. (2 13) 27f3. 7091 ask for Pa m. • • llGCAHYOH McLain Twnhme 2Br. 2ba Tenrus po.,1 jac sec. l'1·d prk 'g for 2 ca rs. 3950 6 14-7722 1l ys , 640·8368 ev /wknd WE.Sr BACK BAY AREA CONDO Exec. 3Br. 2Ba. 3 car gar Kids OK. Pool. S750 mo. 835·0121. :\love in today. C lean EastbluH condo . 3Br . 2Ba. E ves: s1;,.2424, Turtle Hock . 2 M br Be autiful golf co urse ~ww~. den. 21, ba. wl'l townhouse. 2 Br 2 Ba. liar. frpk , a 1. S97."l I danang rm. bar. pvt, jac .• i52 83'1() 75 1 5813 pool. tennis, garage . WOODRHIDG E 3 bdrm Sl050. 640·8126or 497.5471 Cundo 1 1 ~ Ba Nt•ur NEWPORT S HORES. 3 Wildwood Park. pool. hr. 2 ba, $745/mo. older spa, tennis , lake Lca!le prd. li73·8145/675·4886 S.500 mo ~13 837 83:J9 --- LOCJUllCI Beoch 3248 ....................... Gracaou~ 111 ing 1n lovrly Jbdrm , 2ba w 1s1w No J~ls. S8251rro 497·4072 Chnrmantt. ('lean 2 br . Irk, garde n. walk to h e a c h , S 5 7 5 1 21:1 1 44 9 0 1 3 1 . (il4 149'J 3665 Oceanfront rmb1le home from $500 mo f7 14 ) 19!1 3816 ;bdrm, tha, recently restored churmer. New crpts, drps. ap1lliances, wood panelinlo(. walk lo beach & town Ocean vte w r lrpl c $650 . 4.94.630fj 2 bdrm. 2 bth P:irklnA. deck s. rl repluce, near beach S70tt/mo 494 117 l4 -------LCICJllM Hil t 3250 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Attractive 3hdrm. 2ba . in Laguna Village No pet:- $5951 mo 497-4tl72 lhdrm. 2''2ba. Newport Shores Walk to beach. tennis & pool. Avail 10/l. 9'25/mo. Nancy 631 -6990. 675-1853. BluHs beaut. condos for lease. S750 to $850. Agt, 644-1133. 3271 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beaut 2bdrm condo. all xtras, refrig, 2 s tory, pool, 2 kids OK, no dog. Avall now. 1425/mo l st. last. 496·889 . 831-9303. For Lease 3bdrm house. $.S2.S, 1st. last + dep. 493,16&4. ----------- South LCICJU'MI 3216 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ocean view, hlk rrom beach, 4 Bdrm. 2 living, saun-a. spa, pvt guest qtrs.$1600.499-5304 uB~ACH HOUSE 2Br. ()1·erlooking Aliso Pier. 1695. 31191 Monterey . 499·2986. Oceanfroot/Vaew 2 & J Br. balcony, rr p lc. gar. Fro m $550 w int er . 640-478i OCEANFRONT Small l br's $350 & up . 2 br's year ly & Winter S550 & up. 673·9270 or 673-4928 Beaut.ifull rurn, walk to beach without crossmg Street. Yearly. lmmed. 2bdr m. 2ba. 165(). 3hdrm, 2ba . · $800. Ca ll Mo n between 4·9. 2bdrm. lba. WINTER RENTAL, heated pool. steps l o bay, beach . ferry. S425 C .I I eves 675·1871. ST9'STOIAY 2 Br. garage $S50 winter. 2 Br, bayview. deck. garage 9600. JACOIS REALTY 675-6670 CottaMeM 1724 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Modem lbdrm suite $325 All apple incld . garage Robert Agt 631-4SSS ree SUSCASITAS Furn 1 br. apt. $325 & up. Encl. gar Adults, no pets. 2110 Newport Bl. 548-4968 betwn 8 :30 & SPM. Lg ba c h e lo r . near 17th/Ir vine. W ID & a ll ulil. S310 mo. 645-0963 Ir.-J744 • •••••••••••••••••••••• 631 4M7 Agt CarTol Newly decorated 3 Br 2 Ba Townhouse. Spacious, rireplace, pool. Quiet area. Adults. no pets . $495. 645-3381, 675-5949. SPACIOUS adll 2 BR 1 Ba apt, open beams , serving bar, lots ol wood thruout. S36S mo. 673-8803 evs. N e w 3 Br , 2 1"2 Ba Town h o u se . $550. Private yard. Close l o s hopping. Adults. 1982 Maple, 541-2408 Jbr. 2ba. drapes, cl.n, nr Wil50n & Placentia. 1575. 963-1777 aft.Spm Spacious Family 3 bdrm. 2 ba. $385. Playground & pool. S48·95S6 fro m 12· 7 PM 2 Bdrm. I Bath. w /deck & encl. gar. E .side. $450. The Real F4tale Store 675-1771 Lrg 2bdrm, fenced yrd. ch ildre n OK. $475/m o. New carpels & drapes. 963-7600 645-1227 2 Br. with Gar. $350. Carpet, water paid. 2176 • B" Placentia. 636-4120. 1-SPM. Perfect 2llr 211e 1100 sq n. rp1c.1nctry. Dishwr, encl gar, S.'500. 3107 Mace Ave 540-4400 Newh rumished lBr & ore Ml~$46S. 2 Br. 1 Ba. Apt. o r 2nd bdrm con do, Pool, la undry rm, <'rpts, w /s unny de c k , o n drps. Adults only. Cul s tream . AC. d shwshr. OK. TSL Mgmt. 6"2·1603. carport. pool, tennis, etc. St . 1 B Ba $550 mo. 1 yr tse. Adil no unning arge 2 r . 2 . pets, S48-0U2 brr s PM-lv Garden Apt. Pool, rec message. area. 1385. 710 W. 18th. L....-leoch J741 ,_s_t_. ------ ••••••••••••••••••••••• sc:;o.ta1s. 2 Br. 1 Ba. Apta. $235 mo. Channin g Bach. nr bch,. util pd. No pets. l resp employed adl\ 494.4200 Ml.,.... IHdl J7" • •••••••••••••••••••••• SHORT TERM RENTALS Weekly 6 Winter Agent 87s.8170 •OCEANFRONT, Avall now, daily, weekly. Spec- lacular view. 673-SURF. All built-ins, enclsd gar. W /D hooll·up. Near S .C. Plu a. C.t OK. l mmed. occupancy. 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Poul & i.µu \ 1·r,a1llo '*'uni' '11n1 pit·\ ' lldl 111 \II'\\ Ii~ .• I'll:! 111..1 FAMILYAnS. n o pet:. $395 mu 1-:,tat1 ll\111.: l'to ... 1• t" VILLA BALBOA S.16-8.162 lll'.11 h & :.h11p11111L? I "''" l.U\111'\ :! Hi I '1111tl11 t-1111 s. 1·ur1l\ und1·r i.:1 ountl p,1rl..1nJ.! 1 .1~""' LJ11\• 'Si';., n·u ••• ·, .ii~-; Bra nd new beautiful lrg apt, for famaliei. with I or 2 children. :"ear park Heal paid No pets 2Br, 2Ba $11)5 398 W. Walson. C.~I 63 l ·5583 548 24<ll New 3 Br .! Ba SS60 With large pnvate yard , fireplace. 2 children OK 534 Ho mard St. .. '>48-2408 2 Br, I 12 Ba n e wer twnMe. bll·1n, a ir. fenc t patio. gar. Adults. no pets. $425 6'&5·48J'i t«JHTIHGTOH L.AICES S P.\RKl.ING STRE,ntS C.\SCADING WATERFALLS TOWERING PINES '." EW SPAC!Ol 'S LAKESIDE \OULT APTS • Eleg unt f1repl;H"l'!> •Private lakeside patios & balcon1t·' •!floated pool & whJrl2Q<>I SJ> I •4 mile,. from bi>uch 842-1160 i562 ElhSA\'l' II B 1Jblks W of Beal'h Ill 1 l'lean 2 Br I Ba. garage. no pl'l;., S32S Call aft lPM. 642·5155 Sublse lo Mar :11 1981 Jlir . 2Ba wtrlm1 l'Ondo 2bdrm, fenced yrd. rcdec. w boat s lip S900 mo encl gar, $395 Adults. no (213 l 592·~ pet.s.388 UaySt.64.2·0461. Lovely 2 & 3 Bdrm 2 Bdrm House. refnge .\ stove. Sm.111 l'h11d OK $&50. S48 · l.377. 2 Br l Ba. Duplex Pet Child OK $425. S48·430t 2br . 11.ba, $435 adults no pets! Townhouses ,:tarage. patio. laund~ fac $425 & SS25 Call 213 596·7202 or 71 1.960 i.W7 New Lux CON DO I hr. pool, tennis. cluhhsc & walled commun ll\ $450 mu 675 5839 C\ e!>. 847-1266 days 631·5459 or 640· 1156 NlCE Adults 2 Br patio. 2 br. 1 ba. crptg. all new pool. garage, frpk $395 paint. bit ms, $375 /mo mo 842·9583. t'42 5251 ( 21.3 )4J0.9W7 -.ealiBJIU APARTMENTS Beaut1ru1 br and nt<w garden apts. s pa. Adults no pets 2Br2Ba ~55 398 West Wilson. 631 5583 MARINER'S W ALIC Lg 2 hr apts from S4:'tll Frplc. large yd. pal 10, J:a r. nr Hunt Harbour 16662 Jill C1rdc Apt I 840-6807 -: Bdrm. 2 b<tth. f irepla1·e Garage. S450 mo Call 963·2205 $350/mo. 2 Br 1 Ba ~ Spac1ou; 2 Br .~runt apl Hickory. )'lesa Ve rde $3 7 5 mo -kid :. Adlts/no pets 55!1_6221 Slater/Beach, 1.sl & last. agt 848-5465. 831 9303 2BH 2ba, den. udll~. no 3bdrm. bll·lllS. rrpk, l1g pets Lge 11pper nr OCC master bdrm w walk 10 $l50. Avail 10 1. 979·2416 clo~et. $.510 mo. 995 1093 2 br. l ba. m newer ln· plex· upper. nr So Coast Plaza. blt ·1n s. g ar llarbor Area·2br, Iba. no pets! $400/mu 554 2811 a1tcr6pm 644-5623 -----3 Br. 2 Ba. 1n ·I Plex Near Sharp. clean 2 Bdrm t Ba. built·ms. W1•sts1de 4 Plex. Kids OK No pets $375. 645 24i8 E1es & \\lends. EA.5TSIDE 2 BR 2 Ba. patio, itar. ne w paint, a,·ail now. S425 mo Call 546-5880. ask for Pam or Larry sno 2 bdrm. patio. pool. adlts. no pets. 325.J 17th Pl oft SA ,.\\'. aft 11 am 646-5137 APT IN 4-PLEX Lge. 1 bdrm. front gar .. lge patio. ldry .. rng, nn for veg gdm. Nice st .. nr Newport/18th. rers. No smokers. S310. S20 off to retir ed person for It c1uties. 642·2142 ll26 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OCIANVllW Dix 11 2Br. 2Ba. den. Wa rner Bolsa f'h1 ca. cndsd garage. new 1>am1 & rug $440 pe r mo 840 5504 1Br. 10., Bit. ms patio. lm1le bearh SJfiO Ask La Vonne. 213·595-4:'165 btwn 10.5. I hr. '' gar. new r rpl. drps, pamt. S285, lst /last + dep 646 4559 New condo. I & 2 hdrms, S575· S650 \dullS only. no pets. many rec filc1li1 ies 846·1826 3bdrm. Jba + den, frpk. attached 2 car gar. lrg priv pal10, S650. M~D 3bdrm. 2ba. end Ra r . 2 priv patios. $.'>tlO. Mike 968~. 2 Bdrm. 112 Ba Condo. S75 Adults, 110 pets. Call 9&1 25ti6 11r 973·<!97 I Agt. no fee. £rplc. garage, range & 1------- 1arba1e dispo~al. (714 > lr.-3144 493·1030 Mwllwl•IHchll40 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 138>,Spacious2Br. WI plush carpets/drapes and nu apple (8396) ree CU-W7Carrol Agent ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lavish 2bdrm $490 with prh ate lake(5516) fee llHTIMIS 6l I 04SSS l Br Condo in "Lakes" F\111 jac, tennis, end unit ~JO/mo. 731-4763 Lovely all adult. no pets . LA1CJ111M1 IHch ll41 1.263 Br apts. 6200 Ed-••••••••••••••••••••••• lager, h.b.146-0619. l BR. xlnt ocean vie-w. Cbarming28rw/nu applc porch , new cpt, pnt . Kids OK! 132:5(&4ti6Hee lndry. 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No µels $.')UC) 552 IJO.lt! aft •i Newport Beach 3869 •.•.......•....•.••••.. \'1ew the ocean' S!8.5 l,jt1l 111l'luded. gar 11&.105 C.31·-1556 \gt Carrol f,·e mo l>ll 51MYl n:n~ \IL.u:~ L'ho11.:e rent.ii" rww tle- 1·11r fri1in $5511 m1• I •ir ..! llH some " u\'ean \ 1~·" ,,.,. fi."11 ,,7113 ~ ltlol'k~ frum Hoag 111 .... p \ vr~a1ll1'!> 2 fir 2 llu S&i.J 968 2:!'.•i ur !ltt.I OXtil <! hr. w frplt·. ~;Jr Si!l:i mo 1nl'I ul1b 210 I bl ~l &.12 .1015 B1WSIO~; OHIVE 'T iit: t.:tJ\' £' L>l.'lu \e I h<lrm den. 1•2 ba Pn\'ate hcach. µool. spa, lar~r µ..11111 SJ75 mu 75!J 11192 NO F EE' • .\µl & Conrlu rentals \'111.t BPnt.al:. l)C1'.1 nfrunt luxun t Br. fli5 4912 Bkr ut1I pd $"175 mo wmter . -.'i7:i m 11 } rl~ • 75 3il23 Walk to tht• bea1 h from th1' l Ul>t11m I bdrm. S3SO ,,. all u11ls pa11l 1X21i t Call Boh li:ll ~551.i\1-.'ll"" PARK NEWPORT COUMTRY CLUB ~VING !l1111o:l1·!>. 1&2 heclr1111m Yrly Oc~anfront I. 1\ 1 llltrm units w 2 huth'. hll ms & frplr-; t-:;id1 ha' 1lhl µarage ~,t(I Sl300 mo JACOBS REAL TY 675-6670 apt.:. & 1011111houM'' RB>UCED ~'rom $14!! 1;..t4 191Jll l>f'luxe <! h.t1 m <! Ital h Areez) ~Bllrm SI.>() pool Plus 1re<1 111 k1t 1&105111·1· RENTIMES 6 3 1-4555 l "ondo 2h1trn1 2ba R<t' '1ew. encbr.J l(Jra1tt· aulo. oµt'nt•r $6!15 '•·ar I) TSL Mgl'Rl &.12 1603 l'(t n" (I I II ('II n \ l! fl I c n I \\' l' s t I' Ir fl C .i r p ,. l ., drJpt<!:> f1n•plan·. 1111r rorl'd bar. hltm k1lch1•n p11ul .and much more Heoluc·l·<l l•• S6SO pe r mu \dulls unh llarhnr Heall) 171~ 11\;.: +100 •, hluck rrom hco11 h 3 Sm1 Clemrnt~ 3876 Bdrm :! l·i ._• L'pst.-1rs ••••••••••••••••••••••• Buill iris, o;undN'k. Ra r Breez~ 2bdrm w ultl pd Lt.•ase S650 1271, Mlh St S330. Kid., OK' ~!.18.5 >fee &1061411 REHTIMES 631-4555 ,'lEW DECOH 3Br. frplc . ga1 . ltlk' S675 mo \ rh pelS k1ds.f'i45.IAA2 :!BFIYri~ w .... hrh l Blk from beal·h lippe1 Un1l m Duplex I Ha. 't'. rcfrigl . wat«r. tr.ish. l(a!>. elec. incl S450 mo 3505 Ba bloa Blvd A1-.'t Gu!'o 213 96G 1711 2 Bdrm 1 1i Ba TownhoU)>l' st~ le J\1 lults. no pet' S375 548 2682 I Br. Versailles. New II re d e l' f'' r o n t I u s h courtyard fln dull securil~ bldg. l'nol. µ) m. 1 ec fuctl lmd. poss. S5."iO 'mu Agt -6.11·6783 Bay front s uper la rge condo, 2bdrm. 2ba. sec bldg. hoat dock avail. adult s , no p e t .!> Owner agl $1 2511 mo . li75·0l0."• Yearly Oceanfront :1 Ar 2 Ba. Nu pet.:.. Frreplarl', bwll-ins. 645·36.S5 BIGC.AHYOH 2 Bdrm. 2 Ba. Lo ads of amenitll'S . $800. Ca ll 644·0509 fur appt to bi> seen. On Pe ninsula. walk to he;1ch. 2bdrm, 2bn. fr11lc. war, very clean.~ mo. yearl> 309 :l2nd St, lower unit. C.111 tu ,ee. 195 6428 f'md whnl •ou wn 11l m Daily P1lot~l.!ss1r1eds I year~ new, golf 1•oursc \l('W. l HR. 2 11.\ :.plit I• 1cl apartmt"lll Bu1h ins tarp~• dr ape:,. 2 carport!:>. l:iundrv facll1 t' µuhhl' t1·nmi. l'11urts <11111 .:olf r11ur!'ot' ri1thL heh111c1. Adult:., nu pl'tS ,\ v a 1 I a Iii c tl 1· t :1 Sl25 mo lc<i~l' ()wn••r l).t2 Ot:l8 ,\11)1 l' tn luclay S32!\·S375 1 & 2 lldr111 Walk t11 hearh N1<'l' & dean 49R 1tll!7 or I!»! 1~103 \: 11' l' 2 II r, I flu . \' 1 e w • 1ta1Jge, l11dry. "'k lo :..hops S37nmo.1932il0 San Juan Capistrano 3878 ..................•.... 3 Br. 2 ba condo Bra nd ne11. Poul. tennis. $650 492 6700 or <192·2796 ~ntl fvmished or Unf\nished l900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Seawind Village New 1&2 bdrm luxury adult apts in 14 plans from $415. 2 bdrm lo\\nhouses from $.535 + pools. tennis, waterfalls, ponds! Gas for cooking & heating paid. f'rom San Diego Frwy drive North on Beat·h to McFadd<.'n then West on McFadden lo Seuw1nd Village 1714 >893 ~198. Oceanfront for Winter Rentals. F\lm1shed & un rum. Broker. 675-4912 .\.-~. lil-11 Sdl idle 1tcrm. 6'12 5ti7!1 Want Ads t.:all M2 51i71! Class1f1ed ,\di. Rooms 4000 R~ntds to Shore 4 300 Office Rentd 4400 Office Rent~ 4400 Busine\s/loY •d •• •• •• • ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • •• • • •• • •• •• • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • •......... ••..................... F;noncP >n Nrwpnrt l~',tl'h lle.a<:h ll utel room 'mall kt1<'h1·n 2.JOfi W On·an front ~iO & up S!lill St•1· &tlrpoi.11 673 1154 F Wj nted to ~han furn M1·d11 al D1·111jl 11 \1 0 \pl Sl51l ;\to & l'l aft i~1. ~4 fl 111 ;.. I 11~t • ti :lOprn Ref req r,_1s Ii Hl Mc'a 1.rnund II'"" lull.1 ~'(IUll'IH!d l'n1 Jlt• I' t111 1• t I S 5 I 3 m u 'I u m •JSj 1!100 It.Ii W1 ... ti 1111 ;-. I! 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Office Refttd 4400 Presticie Address OcemtVi•ws w~tlars (7141675-8662 Si ps 14 711 545·69 tfi ••••••••••••••••••••••• PALM Spnngs 2 BR de corator rum1s11ed t·undo Tennis. pool, W, D. patio & gar . smo wkly . $1200 m 1111 t h I ~ 6 7 5 8 3 7 4 • I 493-7231 l'.ilm Spnngs 3 Br 3 Bu house. furn. S2000 mun· thly r C"n t a l d urin g .. easo11 Canyon \.A.1unlr~ <1ub area 645·5917 Rentds to Shere 4300 ........................ Mo' mg'' Avoid deposits & 1ut ll\1ng expenses' Profe:.~1onall) ~1nl·e 1:!71 HOUSEM.ATES 832 41J..I f\•m to ~hr 2li1. 2ha. nr 0 1· C $200 t n l·I uu I 540 3233 Doroth~ tr79 ~7l'\e:, 1mmcd 3rd roommate needed fem pref S200-S22.'l , mo hcach ar ea Kathryn. WESTCLIFF BLDG. NEWPORT BEACH Cornet W~\l<.MI 011we •rtd hv1f\e A¥e ./Al• C-H-"9 .,/ C-"91• .-1a1 ..t .... ... ./( .... .... ./ f utl view bM<:on.,., .,/ ll9fO• MtYI<• "'" ................ Call Mr. Howard 645·6101 BEST RATE lfl NEWPORT BEACH Detu.e Offiu Space 700 to 3000 Sq. Ft. •Jamtonal Sen·1c·l' & Cl1ht1es lndudt.'il •AdJ<J l't•nt lO 1\1rport & Restaurant Row •Acres!> to 3 M a1<>r Fwys. 833-8813 NEWPORT BEACH 1649 Westd1fr Dr Call Gene Hill fi42 0200 ICOUCEHTER NEWPORT Elegant execull\'I' swtes 111 pres11g1.• location With l'O mph:ll' s u1>port !> l' r \' I ,I' t• ... F I H ~ r MONTI! FREf: 71~ K.5\ Ill.HI CORPORA TE PLAZA NEWl-'OllTCE:-.ITl·:R 2 Pvt Oft!> wi•h n•1'l'llll111l area i59 1.550 831·4829wkd1sonly l•--------•I TERRIFIC OFFICES Ideal location f11r .\t wme~. Heal l:::.tdlC or ~;n1reprcn eur <H1 H·1· 111111 avail<ible l.1rKt· paneled Hcccµllon ,1rl'd with i.lora ge .ind 3 pr1,·at•• off lt't'' 1n hedutifull\ main1.1111cd full l>en;ce IJu1ld1ng 1Comer Wcstchff Dr & lrvme. Newport Bea«h I 800 SQ. fl Roommate lo share 2br EXECUTIVESU!TE Ga rd e n Apt Call Melissa t>i5-6IOI NONSMOKER. Jennifer ~57 ·4;J96 Apt to shr S225 mo I . hlks from heh, Clyde li75 706:! Fcmall' prefers non :,moker lo ~hare HB home , avail 1mme d . 812-6128 aft 5pm Resp rmmte. wanted to shr furn &lboa Pl·n. apt Hc1s req'rl. 675·03<!8. a ft. Phone Ans. Conf Rm Mail, Xerox. Sec 5, cs World Office Network 955·3576 IM •q fl New carpets. paneling. coffee counter. etr '.';ewport Beach ad dress . Across fro m Orange County .\arport Sub-lea:-.e at 00< per •Q It ma Sl.10 per SQ. fl area Contal'l. Golden Wes t In terpri:..es. 714/979 6953. COSTA MESA. ORANGE COAST F I NA:"C IA l. t 'ENTER. SUIT!:: 6 2845 ~lesa Verde Dr. E S!!J5 ll'IO md d' He<:ep uomst. and ut1h11es Sci.' 9 Sor call !157 1414 J E Dunger Atturnc~ ----- EXEC. OFFICE Pnvate bath w shower 705 E. Ralboa Bl \'cl. NB. 400 s q ft s2u11 mo 641·4~ Male or Fem. lo s hr Jbr. 1 hlk bch, $180/mo 250 SQ. fl. gmd flr. utils 646-1313 Npt Bch. pd SltiS mo. ~79 w l9th Sl. C.M Tom 957 1900 Office for rent Approx 550 sq. ft $<WCI mo lndd ul1ls 2450 Newport .f31vd Cos ta Mesa S ec Manager. Rmmte wanted: Young pro£ess1onal is looking to ,hr :! .Br. 2 ba Bayfronl home m N B. M or ft.om $340 mo md ut1J. Avail Oct I. 675· 1875 art G pm. f one child OK Ocean ,·1ew Condo, pool, private room & bath. Dana Pt. $200 mo + 1'l ulils . 496-5436 • ----- PHOfES.510NAI. MALE EXEC. Straight. seeking 3 pror lady. 25·45. to s hr expenses on my charm- ing Laguna Bch Cottage, I blk from bch. Frplc, skylites, hot tub on pvt deck orr bdrm. Oen view. decked entry gardw1s. oak kitche n & bath, new earthtone cpts. Approx. S400 mo. 494·0160 --------- Have you read today's Classified Ads? U not. you·re missing the best bargatns In town! 2 (Jftke for rent mo to 1110 C M $l001ea. 645-4-<!12 I room offiCl' + 1 2 ba. Private cntr. utll paid M.am St. llB. $165. Sierra Mgml.~o.~l -1324 Office /whsc. :.>O SQ fl of· f1ce . 1600 s11 rt whse. xlnl Sky Park. lrvme luca· ti on 540· 9!111<! Newport. Weslclaff Of· f1l'eS. Professional of fices or suites. Month lo month or lease Fu II ser vice & law library Call Bwlding Mana~er. 642·3111 o r .Joa11ne. 646·!1603 Evenin1ts or weekends. 764H!GOO 2:10 776 sq. fl. Gl•neral Of f1Cl·tMedical. Nu Custa ()££ice Space for Re nt Mesu Gmd nr. fiO & up . L1d0Shlpy. rd Area T 11 m 9 5 7 1 90 0 • l . 400sq rt 213/W7 2064. l · 246 5SQ It ---- l 290 sQrt 625' OFFICE S PACE. I· l32sq rt Panel Walls Cpt/ Heat/ Co~mOrl ~cpl & rslrm .. OH St. Pkg. 2052 Newport fac1l. lhqwre at loc 201 Blvd. CM 556.,11st or Shipyard Way. E. ~ 644_2228 Ofrice b} the ocean. 31.l Singing Telegram ~ 3rd Sl.. HB.$200/m o . looking for addltlonal Ground floor. s ma ll ufhce spu«c lo SC On llAL TY ,hare or rent m N R .. Sl6-75ll C M. or I nine. 54!1·4035 ---- ~·' l \\ \\i•t• ...... , ,, •• $175 /mo. f-111 11 .. 11111• ' 1l11o I• 111 11\!\\ hltli: 1<1•111 1111 liuli•, 1· I • 1· 1 • • t 11 I 11 n I Pl•·11h11111· ""~"I rtnL • 1101\!rcm rmo., 1·111" 1111: I Jl 1lllll',, k1tl'ht•11 11111·J~ j,111ilonal ..,,.,... 1e1• I ' 111111-: "f\111' 1111 'Ill I.\ , c t i \ l' r. !J r '' • i1 .. ·,;,7 11 .t L>I' S 1•111m "'11111l' 'Ult Ill J>l•''lll' hl•ll! 111· J r ·'II h n \\ .1 ' II ,. \1rporl \'all l.ln1 d fol' d• t.1als JACOBS REAL TY 675-667_0 ~:!.'i '\o ll'J~• 1111 th1' 'bll 'II fl cl<'IU\ 11H1l• "Ith 11111 ale h.11 h SUJ>l'I t' .'vi lul'al 1un Kil T.'711 Business R~tal 4450 ••••·•·•·····•·····•••· l'lll '>\Olt'&llffil'l~'il:tll. 11! I l'<l'••ftjl.1)1• 1 ;JI• 500 to 2700 Sq Ft. \ f~"; \ \ r:lllll l>H l'I \7.i\ \5;!;".\k..,,1 \ 1·rtlr I· 1 \I 545-41 23 'II I '.\I lll' Ill lilHI ''I It J\',111 ,11 jll lllt! 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FOR LEASE KULL IRVINE INOUS l'ONOO 62011 S4 ft w 141.075 oft space. nr (){_' i\1rp111 t SI 10. 2'ltl, 3 pha:.c de<· \:okin!( SO s4 tt . ~rn:.:> 3 yrs Cull Hug h at :~111 7!12:1 Mun·Fr1 Storage 4550 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 111 • I, I 1, l 1 \I' 11.1 •'I\ I' .I I \• " f'1111 l111··· I '"'11111111 I 11·1 1111 11 111 11 11 111 \.\ 1r1I \\111 lllltf' I I Id 11•1111 ti 'l.tlf 111\1{ 111 l'I' t ',tll 1.1 11 til"t j ~ COSMETICS U1:.11 il1ulv1 ... ..u1Lcu l•w lluit1 H1 It II. ,,ti I•" .. 111 .irt-ib 1111 • I 1lt 11,11 1111.11 h .1•1\• r11 • •' 11111111\ot .. 111...i111•111 11111· l·:,11 pn f1•r11•d 111\l'•l llh'lil II' •1 11 I 11 r 1 11I 11 l al I 21 I ~I' 1•111 Money to Loan 5025 .........•....•.••••.•. /NEED /MONEY • C REDIT NO PROBLEM 2nd & )rd TD loons 978-6531 /855·1 145 \ rr .1111!••11 "' Coast Home Loans \ \1111 lt.,.1~· Ill llkl'I • HOME O WNERS • $10,000 j'() $100,000 \, For Any Reason l.110tri...S.·1111 ed I\\,\ I 1111111111<1111111111 ltl'oil <111l 1'1 r.,1111.1l l'111p1·n' Coll Chuck or Janice 957-5823 \\I ERIC \N \111\ \' ~1011Tt;,\G E C'O YOU CAN BE SURE WITH A BANK 2nd TD's REDUCED RATES SantiOCJO Bank 7 14-832-5200 .hk lur Linda r1vnn or Karen Linn Mort9~s. Tnast Deeds 5035 .•••............•..•••. Sattter Mtq. Co. \II t~ fie!> 11! rl'al est alt> 1nVC'Slmel1I'-Sml'C 1!1 19 Speciali1inq in 2nd TOs 642-2171 545-06 1 I Cash for T.D's. ,\meri1•un .\l q• Ukr 95.'HI II \Vidm\ lw:; 11x11ll') h>r 2nd T D '\o l'11•1ht 'lwd .. Ill• 111111' fur .1c111111 1·a-I. A<:T lii3 7311 a11\ltr1w :lrd r [) for .,all' <'.tll .1f1e1 6 l'~I 551; tl71!1 300 sq fl. $200 per n111 all 2nd T.I> $:JO,OfMI ut 14', ut1l pd. Many u.:.es 443 mt Due• :1 'r" •o· , 1li:.1• llamilton 645·7184 llkr 11911 i&S-1 or !Jl>I 26C>i RefttabWont~ 4600 .•.•.........•..••..... Wanted 111 Co'!la :\1ci.n nr lrv111e url•O. 2 or 3 BR. house p r rferrt•tl :l J\clults Xlnl reft•ren1·es 6 73 • 5 7 0 I E ' 1• ., ~t. weekends l'l:u·ing \IJUI t•ta-;~1f1ed ad 111 "' s1mpl(' just 14lve us a t•oll 1111 tlw µhone onrl "l"ll hclµ you word }OUr .ul for fast resulb &.12 5671:1 __ __. ..... ... -·, ~ .. --........... -......... 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NCH 4200 Please apply lo 1>11v11l McN1•il or Mrs Balt.rzar, Hotel Laguna 1125 S o Coas t Hw y .. L111:u11 a Beach. 49'1 1151 FOUND ADS AR£ FREE Call. ll S b 78 ILf' itl t• h \ I .. nf tth id t I' ,,..,1 1 I 11 -... •ul h 1 1 I I 111 t I I 1 U I Emok>ymtnf A .111 , i. 1 'I" 11 111, l'r•poratlo n _. It t .,, l Ht ' It. \ f .••....•...•..•........ I "' \ti 11111 It. ''" ·•·········•••····•···· 10 • 11' I l,11 h •t Ill\ I • 11 I o \lo 1 I I 111 7005. 11: Ito 1 I 1111 '"''' j "'""' n• lht•I nl 1110 p Comnwrcelank olll ~Nil I II I TELLER f\111/Parl Tlmt Teien llu \I' "'\ 1•1 jjl fl'"lllOll!i lh 1 uu1:hu11 1 C11 11 111.tt• C'1111rt1 \ 1111 t':\P tl'lll•ri. "' ~l nl hl•r)l•(1 t 1> & 'la rlh11o: 1rnlun1·11 $750 S!rl.'I Callt c...., 97J.H55 Hi lti t-: 41h SI . 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G,1rrh•n r:rnv1• vw 1n:1 1236 ... n 7pm :.lrunl! caslt1erinl! hal'k i.:rounu Th ... ,.e pos itrons uff t.'r •l-.'<('l'lle11t 'Jlartl'" •1'.11d t:J ret'r "lll>•tre l • l''rt•t• l'<1rk111j! Wt• will 111.• 1nler \'1ewmg 11n T! 1-:~01\ Y Sept 2:lrtl Pl\.'u,,e appl) !ll f't'rMlll FIDELITY FEDER.AL 'id\ lnl!l> & l.o:on .\s:.n 1:;15 \\'e,ldrff Cal Do\'crl :'li('wport Ht•at·h ,\n Equal c ~PP Emplu) er Santiago Bank is Elpanding! l>rJ nl!e Count) 0!> nldest mtlependt'fll hank ... 111 be opening J ne'' branch in Fullerton Im med iate l'art•\•r opportunities a re J\ ,1dablc 1n Fullerton a 11d throughout all of our Ii r ,, n t' h e!> fl) r hig h I ~ 1nut1\ att.'per Jl1ons c )ff1l·er :'l/1•w \ccounts Teller' !:>e1•1 elanes Out...t and 1ng lh'n e f1li. pat·ka~l' w11h a11 expand 1ng or.iam.£ 111111 P lea:.e ('11111,ott SANTIAGO BANK Personnel OHlce 535 F.a::.I F irst SI Tustin. CA l/2680 t 711 1832·5200 E<1ual Oppty Empl M F B.ARTlNDER Fu u r t•ven111 g s h tfls . l'nvale Club 113..1·5!161 B \! ,, u t y U µ l' r a l 11 r . m Jn1 c u n s t , makeup art1s1 tu work HI warm. fnemJh sal1Jn Hrs flex llcnl or comm 557 2234 \175 0844 :.we epe r Weckl·nds !'>.15 261 1 I :lOO C .. c...., '72-HSS 1616 E 4th St S 1\ Plotfor"' Sec~ Ht'<1Ut1ru1 ne \4 hrarll'h or h ,, n k ' <' v k :. <' >. p Plat (11rm S<'<Tl'tur.' to ftl lll If!> 1!'°" lrll! Sl<tH <;n·at 11µportun1ty for p1•r snn<JI & ftnunnal ,l!ro" t h Xlnt henef•l' anol :.t ~trtm~ s alar) I<• SI 11111 Call c...., 972-9955 t6rn to: 4th St S Typist <: n •al np1}ort11n1t~ for rncl rndual wrlh I~ rung Hhlltl\' 111 IOlll rapitlh ~I'll" 1ng 1·ompa ny in r e al estall• apprais ;il 1ll'IH r.oorl twn('nts & a1tvcrnce nw nt potenllal Call Ccrry 972-9955 1616 F. 4th St .SJ\ M-.ger S&L Beautiful S&I. ~t·t•k s exp Branch ManaRer r11r Ora ni::e Count v h a s ('d pOSllion Xln'1 b e n e f i t s _ S lart 1n 11 !>al;iry to S24K • Call Ccrry 972-HSS 161 6 F. 4th St . SA Lo. Serrice T,.... C real o ppo rt unity In lea rn kl-all ser v 1t•<' d11t 1es in beautiful S&I. Xlnt oppty for growth 1f you type aho11L 50wpm. ha v e good pho ne & math abilities Start1nR s a lary lo S750 Calf c...., 972-9955 lfilfi F: 4lh St . Si\ MewAccOURh Bt•a11tiful hea<•h l•H'att•il bank se<•ks 2 e\p n('\\ acr ts J)t-Ople with m <·r p e r son al1 11 es & appear ance to JOin lls rapidly expantltnl! suirf Offering xlnt benefit~ Starti ng s alar y t o Sl.000 Cal c...., '12·9'55 1616 F. 4th St SA 1.-..dt ••••pt B e autifu l S&l. s eek!> exp imll\'ldual to Join 1ts g ro wing ;i ssn 2 pos itions an H l\'e r s1de Countv Xlnt bene fits & s tart1ni:: s ala r y t o Sl.600 Callt c...., 972-HSS 1616 E 4th SI . S .i\ THE LOOK 614 ti500 IOOKKEEPER-f /C 'Pt Bch inves t ment t 1rm has OJ>ening. 11er ex pan!t1on. fur F <: com m 1!.s1t1n hkpr det ail o r 1 e n t l' d p" r " 11 n cnmputer knuwll'tll!e ... must :.k1 llful on 1 •hones & in P •t work. mat urll' net• (.'all &10 0123 BUFFUM'S NEWPORT BEAUTY STUDIO • l>t·~k Ret•t•µ11on1::.l l'rl'V111us expcrll'nt·e prl' fern .. '(! but nol n-.1u1red Good rompan~ lif'nefrl' Apply m person. Mon Wed. 10 4 UuHum:.. 111 Fai.h1 un Island 6« ;aoi1 1-:m: MF CANVASSERS Part or F\Jll Time for Vot t>r Re~1 !t tr at1Qn Uri\ e S7 S12/hr Work own area 999 6.56:1 CAS H! E R Ho u !tc w a r t' Sa les Apply 1n pcr sl)n Rion Ha r li\\ arc 1024 Irvine ,-,,·estchff Plaza> NH C~HIERS UTDTEM .\1AHK!'.:TS for 2nd & J rJ Shirts We pro11111ll' 10 ma nai.:e m<•nt & i.upen 1!>10n fro m ... ~thin WA."llT A CAJll-_;EH'• Call !71-t 1631 9421 CASHIER Ex perar nced full t ime pos1t1011 open S alary commensurate w 1exper Appl) in ix•r::.on Metro <.:ar Wash. 29.l\) Harbor Blvd.,C.M. L'll•rk P h) s 1 ca I 1 n \'l.'ll Lones 1 lent al dut1t>s. l11r s fl o r l 1 n ~ g o 11 11 s wholt•sa ler Will tram. 2 'ha rp md1v1duab Good -.alary & bene (Hs J e an nie 979·01 tO <.:".\I ClERIC TYPIST Immediate opening lor Clt·rk T) p1 s l an loi.t n brvkeral(l' 1·0 m Fa,.h1011 Island Bas1(' ufhce ,kilb req d Grow th 11ppt~ t'dll ~Is. Heap · &IU :J:j.50 CLERK TYPIST II you arc lolOkln!! l11r ,j d )J llcng1ng pos1t1011, e 11 J•l\ 'anely on tht· Joh, & want to work rn Newport Rcad i. wt· ha 1t! a Jllh f11r ;ou We liet~l -.om0·11n1• I\ ho t'an pr11v11!1· ~w1d deri1 al support lor our 1rnrC'has1n~ dept T1 Ill' 1.wpm. & ly r pre\'tllU!'. office expt:r For ;ippl l'a ll 1'40-45)(CJ ext ::211:! F: 0 E Clerk wanted for he;ilth rood !>Lore. Ex1.oer. pre f erred S-18·9537 Conwnrrciat Loan Officer l~nkm~. exp rt."q Xlnt s .tla ry & t.e nef1ts. appl) personnel director HERITAGE 8.AHK 721 :-.. E uclid . Anaheim 991 :~1 !-: () E (. "t>rnpa n1on ·ho11.,ekecper. Mon Fri, S25/day Mus t tlnve Balboa Penl{l!>ula. 673 5545 COOK All s h 1fls Appl) 1n person The J11ll~ Rngc·r 2 11 :I ;\I a r n c A ' e . N1·WPort Rl•ach. 673 1:17:w COOK At'l1\1• reurement l'om munlty Good benefit:. ;-.; U .\1rs S wa n s o n 631·3555 Ci oolc exp nee. breaklas t & lune Set> 1-:rme before Jpm Tht: Beach Combo r. 2633 W P;ic1f1c Co;isl llwy :'\ B l'OOK No e ,1.oer. :. d;i~ s . clu:.etl Sunday Sec mg r Log Inn, 1792 M.t(·Arthur Bl vd . In. Lam s.r.lc• Dept. s.cy. Beautiful beach located S&L s e e k s mature Secr e tary with some bkpg knowle<h:e to 'join its f~ndly staff. This co. is known for its long term employee & x Int benefits. <..1-0LD CARE for I yr old, 8am to 6pm. Mon t hru Fn. 1·2 other chldrn OK Pleas e t•all 11 :30 t o 5 645-49811 COUNTER SALES Kii.:h volume quick pnnt needs count er clerk. must b e n e at in a p · pearance & able 10 deal with t he puhlic_ Ca ll Bob: 898-2628 Cal c...., 972-HSS 1616 E 4th St . S.A Counte rhelp. Full Lime & CHRISTMAS MONEY part time Gary 's Oeli. E n I h u s 1 a s l 1 c· 3309 E Coa:-t Hw~. CdM Homemakers earn lo 675·2193 $21100 by Thanksgl\·mg - -- demonstrating Toys & Counter help needed ror Gifts No olehvcn e::. No sandwich shop. Mon-Fn , olleclml! Need a 1·ar Part o r f T at Anthon.> 's Call 5-10·8330 c·ollecl 111 Deh. 17881 Sky park. Ste see lme A. lrvme tall S:M>·06i0 GI ITS 'N GADGETS f._o_r .....: ap~p_. ___ _ Ce lebral1ni: our 30th Counter Help. Full u mc year'' da~s. Mon. Fri. :-.lo ex Dishwasher Un1 vc•r!!>ll) .\lhletiC' Club .\Ion 1-'rr JO :ll'M <.:ull 752 7903 Uox·k \1tencl<111l & l\m1th i\lle ndant Fu II t 1111e Call J ud\ or llanev :'llc\\1t0n 1-\rr hc:. Man ~ fi.12 -If;.! t l)(K.'TOH'S<WFI ·1-; Recept1or11st Mu::.t l.\ pe well ,', b11ok kecp111 ~ Start SOOU Lal! lhlb 8 3 U 9i!IO 11n F ri . l!lti fi()lifl OH1\ I' EH Y WOHK HO< J.\I t-:xpcr lip to s; hr ;\I Th 7 5 :w /\pply 1n 111·r "1n 11!!15 W h1•l 1l'r i-\\e ll i.('~t Urivl.'r P;irt l11no•. Mon, I ues 111i:ht" Po::.~1hl e full tim e V<tl11I <.:ahrornra llr ense. i.:ood dnv1ni.: re - rnrd \I in ;ige 20 l'cn n;'SilVl'r, lflllO Placenlla t\ve C ~I ' F:SCROW S 1':C llt:TAR Y B<l\ Es crow COM 0 H1ce Xlnt opport + benefits Sjl ar} t o ab1l 1t ) 547 5625 F'1eld Rep !.J>ec1al Lemp proJert pos 111on (iood pay lmmeduste upc111 ni.: Inquire Te lcpromptt•r Cable TV, 001 W ltilh St. NB. 642 3261 1-"ull tJr 1>art lrrnc driver ... nl'l.'li reliable car. good gas m1 fvt2·9'131 GAS ST.ATIOH A lle ndanl r111 ::>l'lr 'e n ll't' :.I al1on 111 C' ;\1 .\lust be c xln •mel) rr>h:.1 blc & h11nt"-t 1>-11) 9661 G ENl-:ttAL OF FIC E \lust t ) pc 45 "pm. hea' ·' phones Ins urance l'X perrenc·e helprul 0 <.: r\1rporl a r e a LJUrl . 752·20418.am··IPm GeMl"d Office Part·llme Clerk T~ pr~t nu S H I lrs afternoon I SP;\l ~1alure woman Job lot· :'lll'Wf><>rl Bt·h ti<l6 7431 PART TIME .GENERAL Cl.ERK Part time opportunity 2 days per Wl•ek Mus t have good typmg and o:lenr a l s kills. Exc·ellent salary and bt.>nefit s. J\p. ply , NATIONAL EDUCATION «OOCampus Dr Newport Beach. CA Equa l Oppty Em pl MW MARRIOTT HOTEL 900 Newport Clr. Or Newport Beach Equal Opp 1-:mply r M F HOUSECLEAN ERS up to S.S per hr Car 645·5123 llousekeeper needed lo 'help w 5 rn> o ld twin:.. :1 ol a 's wk M ' hom o· Sp~111sh OK Need own 1·a r f~IO 8145 I loust'keepmg. Matur e wom <1 11, hcllJ e lderly lady ~mall mobile home •lhrs. dail). $3.25 hrly. 5 days ,wkly 645 9408. aflernoons HOUSEKEF.PER wanted 2 ,t•hool a ge girls. 1-'IPx hrs Auto pref'ti Rd:. Pay ne.:ot Rl\\ n 9·51' M. 499 4322 Housekeeper Livl' In Loold1MJ for "Alice" We 're not the Brade) bunch. no children. but we do need an ··Alice" Happy rarruly m beaut N B. ho!l'll• des ires res p, h1111esl. expr'd and 1m mar ulate, non·smokrng lady lo keep house Xlnl s alan co mmcns urat· w .1bll1ty ltefs . a must. 700.1994 HO S EKEEPER Live u ut Englis h s pe a kin!! prererr e d . Ow n tr a n s por t at11Jn Rerc r e nt·e s Newport Beach 673 00.15 llOt.:SF.;\IAN l.1' c o ut Eni.:lls h speak 1n g pre (l'rred Own trJns porta t 1o n R efere n l·e s New port Beach 673·9045 l.\1MEDIAT E INCOMI-: POSSI Bl. F.1 C o l lt·l't name~ for us We'll pa) you 6<1 each whe n col· lccted accord.mg to our l ni.tructions. St'nd Self \ddressed Stamped En 'eloµe for particula r s Pro•mou ons ·8. B<l\ 316 ln1n.,on. NJ 07111. IMPORT ASS "1' for s mall iron & steel 1m port firm in Irvine. Good oppl'y r .. r bnghl. fne nd- ly ambilious person who has an analytical mind & enJoys working with pen· pie Position involves typing. computt-r opera lion & telephone contact. Pnor import exper. not req 'd but good typing s kill s & p l e a s ant personality are ess en l1al. Start around $1000. Contact Gre g Scott al Transmark. 957-5757 = GEN.OFFICE Entry level pos 1tw n Light secretanal skills ~cwport Fashion Is land Hours i .JOam·4pm Ask for Mrs Prall. 644-911 l Ins urance sect), pro p1 c~ . personal lines agen cy l'Xp S a lary open CdM li73 8650 Insurance M.-wAcc..ts Expa ndanl? O range Count y b ased b ank s ee k s exp New AC'counts individual for it s new S anta Ana o rfi ce Xlnt g rowth Potential & benefits . Cal c...., 972-HSS Clen cal per~~-~-~:.._ Swtll'hboard rc he f. t YP 1ng. 4Swpm. filing & gene ral o rflcc duties 371~hr. wk S1 IS hr f or Ne wpo rt lk a c h L ire I n s uranc e co t'a ll Gari Friday. I girl office . good typ1s1. phones. b all mg. xlnl opp In <.: If 645·!J640 E:-.p person;il lines un· derwr ile r for raprdl~ growing indepe ndent a gent Advanc ement. be ne fits salary open Call 4!i<l·H(QI. 1616 E. 4th St .. S.A. Typist l.au1 a 83.1·8450. CLERIC.AL The Balboa lay Club is now hirinq: <.:atcring Secretary . 1>art time. Mon.Jo'r1, 21'M·6PM Must type 60wpm Customer Ser vice tra mee . T yping & good phone personality. Position r; qwres a ::.harp, deta il orie ntt'd indi ,·1d ual Be(rnite advanceme nt ror the righl p e r so n Graphi c llcsourl'e s w p .. 898·35tW. l·all tor a ppt, a sk for Rick ----------- GIRL FRID.A Y & J -a n-itor_a_· 1-- Su m l' Uffi l'e Exp Experienced noor m an. Knowl e d ge or a utom obiles helpful 0 lop wages, 9'19·3923. ~·661 1 Girl Friday to ass1s1 JANITORS Part time eves. Ne wport Beach/Costa Mesa area Janitors & waxers. Musi be over 18yrs. old & U.S. cit izen. Call 532-6558. lOAM-JPM. Mon.· Fri. :~ Jh r1~ 1vave( fi\ki~ you 'l1M~'{ troM yov.v phore? Bab's 11ler 11et•1lcd for Tea.ch<·•·',. 1'111ltln •11. rn~ home. Irv KJ:J 1!127 IKPR/JR. ACCT. for rup1dly e xpandin g financial fir m m Fush1on b lund. E\pcr a must Ua1ly 111put & general ledger des1rt.od Do y ou want stable JOh in bea uti f u l b each a rea'.' If s11 this 1s for y o u Th is f r ie ndl y eompany needs maturr individual to stay with lhem for u long time. 1.ot s of long t e rm c o -work e r s Xln t b e nefits . S 1art in11 salarv S80() Call c...., 97·Z-H55 1616 E. 4th St .. S i\ P le a sl· ca II for a ppl 645 7 3511, Mo n F n . 8•30 s Delive ryman, l.A Times . t o ho mes on.~Ba I boa Island. 4 days week . $360 mo. 5 4H 8-t 11 . 64fl-1413 DEMONSTRATORS Mgr. Very husy uphol & de('uralmg shop rn Co sla Mes;1 Must be able 10 work w 1pet1ple & handle 'ar1ed of f 1 t·e r esponsibilities Sharp. a )!gress1 ve person "ant ~ed.:.~2·~ JANITORIAL Day shift open ing for respons ible s elf-starter with recent experience. Scale lo 16.20. Numerous benefits rncl. fully paid medical & dental. Hankm)o?/Savtn)!!> & Loan JUNIOR .ACCOUNT.AMT 759 ISLS NohT ..... CLERICAL Register today for local tem porary assignments GRAVEYARD PERSON Use /lnSWef /Id se rvice whe n placing your Im med iat e full t t m l' oµc111n~ i\e<·ounltn!! o>r Sa\ tnl!S & f.o an ex perience preforred. App lyin per~n Bookc e per 1 Heception isl for ~mall Newport Bearh <.:Pi\ r1rm I! 30-12·30 Mon Fr1. Prefer some college a cc11unling. Light t} pang. 64& 7106 hea utirul beach located bank seeks exp. Nott' T e ller t o j oi n i t s friendly sla H in Trus t Dept. Great oppty for advan r emenl. Xlnt bene fits & s tarting salary toS950. 557-0045 Must be neat and ag gresive for s tores m your area E verv Fri1Sal. ru11 d a ys Ca r nee. $3 60 gross per hr f or m · t er view call 54 I ·0371. 95 l ·3918. 541·<Yl 18 Dental Pe rmanent . pos it inn Switchboard o perator Will train Must be de. pendable. Eiiee n 645-8780 GROUHDSKEEPY Needed part time for public garden in CdM ROSAN.IMC. 714·548·5533 NeWpOrt Beach Equal O ppor tun ity Employer let a Dai l y P i lot ad num ber will appear in you r ad w e t a k e your nies s ages 24 hour s a lf,.iy ... you call in at your c.o n venrence during office h ou r s and g~t the responses to your ad ... this service is only $10 per week . For mo r e information and to place your ad call 642 ... 5678. DAILY PllOT 1,-.YiM Sa•inqs & Loan IS.S.'i2 MacArthur Ulvcl lrn nc fo.:.0 .L . M IF Hanking /Savings & Loan TaLER Immed iate full t1m1• o pening ror s h arp . porsonable Teller. Sa v ings & Loan e xperie nce preferred Apply a l lrviM Sovinc)s & LoClft lll.S52 Mar Arthur Alvti Irvine.Ca 92715 714 /752 2600 E.0 E. M F' IOOICKEEPER Rancho Mission Vie jo I loca ted an San Juan (.:.1p1slrano> needs com· petl'flt bookkee per Ex pr req. Starling §alary Sll00·Sl200 mo. Cal.I Lola 7"1 s:u &~50 STOP!! Take lime to relax a nd shop a t home. It's sim ple with Daily Pi l ot Cla ss ified Ads. And ir you h ave somelhina to sell, call a friendly Classlried Ad· Visor al Bl.2·5678 Cal CSTy t72-H55 1616 E. 4th St .. S.i\. Colleton Need exp, Coller tors to work 120·day a ccts . balance only collection Xlnt benefits & startinR salary toSl.400. C .. CSTy 972-HH 1616 E. 4th St.. S.A. CARRY FOX AGENCY CT\-Llr\: TIMPOllAllY Pfl!SONNU SUMCES l1Zl lirch Strfft .... .,... ..... Clerical BE RIGHT THIS TIME Use temp assignments to your benefi t. Open ings a vailable to word pro · cesslng operators w/wang or Zerox 800/850 expe ri e n ce. Sec - l /recet a enl ofrlre. In· lernational Busin ess Service. 752-0180 Exp Dental Assistant, work 4 days gel paid for .; 642·0112or 644-6687. Dental Ortho, ehairside mus t hav, exp. P /T 3da y /~k . Newpor t Beach and Costa Mesa. 546·5170. ------- DENTAL ASSISTANT · For ortho practice. HOA or eligible, Laguna 8 ch. 494.K.')M ------ Dental Recep tioni s t Helper. Part lime 545·4553. DENTAL ASST. <:halrside HOA or eligi· ble X·ray lie .. busy or. fire. Costa Mesa. 642 1670 ...,...,....., Call Terry 673 2268. Mon-Fri. 8·4 Growing Real Estate lallgation firm in GUARDS • NewpQrt Center s eeks Full & part lime All experienCl-d, e ffkienl. & areas. Uniforms furn'd. ener g etic I e g a I Ages 21 or over. retired !tecrelary. S hortha nd. wekome. No exper. nee. dlctaphone. & xlnl. lYP· A p p 1 y : U n I v c r s a I ing skills a must. )CJnl. Protection Ser vke. 1226 salary, depending u pon W. 5th St .. Santa Ana. In qualifications & ex per . tervlew hrs 9·12 & I 4, Good benefits. 640•6960. Mon· Fri. ------- HairSlylist Sharp a::.serti ve st~list wanta l Minimum 4 yrs exp in H.B s .1lon Con· tact manager lor in· terview. 963--0089. ....,.. S.C'y-ln. Mid·s1ze firm set'ks cons- r1cnlious legal secretary w/3+yrs. exper. alary n eg o l i a b I e, X I n l . medical plan. New bldg . Call 714 ·833-3622. -------''--- .I ~~~ .... .?~!! ~~~ ..... !!.~~ ~!~~ ..... ~!~.~ ~-~~ ..... ~!~.~ I ~.~~ ..... ~!~.~ ~-~!'.'~ ..... ~!~.~ Monday. Seotembf!r 22 1980 (>Alt v PILOT ( 1 l.EGALSEt:Rt:TAH V Pla1nt1tr'1 per 00111 10 Jury po•ll Ion 1o1 v:&il rn F ullerton for "t'll ~roomt'd. lll~ri.onJ IJll' 1ecte!tiar w ~·iqwr & gOOd 11lulb al the l.uv. Firm of Gar brr. Snkl1lvll It V J nO~k .-In• Mt'd•r •I 1n"t & v1 11f 11 shunn11 ::.:. 2267 u~~~S11I (;omm .. nsural• " 1 " l.aauna llcavh 49 , 17ic• LMALYC'Y IXlC.SIC'Y CT,.... L .... S.C'yl S11111111 Ana Law ._ 1rm linod sk1lh, f\~UH t'\I l':ll , ... 11..,111 b.tcndtu. Ale ll1Chlful 1111 "'''"' awro..'t'11bll' .u1 ruu11•hn.::o 7 1 our du) "'*' l.111.: ,, mu{·h mor'" Sl•n1I 1 ,. :ium1· to Prr 1111111'1 I ' 11 Ho' 1~~11. S.t11l .i \ .1 WU2 LllUIY AIOI M1unt;a1r1 & 1•1111n l111,1t1' :;ChHOl llbrtU\ lnduJ111i; JloSISl•nl( '>lUdnll' ti. te.al'11t'rs " m.11,·ri .ti~ M1111mu111 qu.d1111 .1 llon:i Kou" lt'\Ji.:" 11f t' I' 1ng. (11!11~ & IH'llt'I' ;,I lihran µrult'i.I Ult':i Ab1l1l y lot\ iw .it nl'I 1 ur reeled ~~"-' of 10"' '" 11 Must ha,•e r1rn1pl\'lc1J c· o m m u n 1 t > c t ti I e i.: 1• course de:.11.~n ed f•tr training ul li brar) .. 11do vr eqwv.1lent P art 11 n1o• position S4 70 SS i:l hr Apply in pen11111 F11u11 tam Valle} Sc•h••JI D1•1t C 0 II e t' Tai ht-rt Nt'wlanci, Fou n l a in \'alley l'lo'>111i.: date: 9.24.90 E o e- Live m housekeeper eom pa n 1on ror w ife 1n wheelr hair Non smoker Car ava1la le 496-0368 after 7pm only l.J, . .., m help form bile S1 Cittzen Lite housekeep mg. able to dn'e M e:.a Verde 557.m32 Locker room attenda.nt l nhers1l\ Athletu.· Cl uh Mon Fri . 6 JOA)l·tOA \I Mon Fri Semi reu red preferred. <.:all 752 :9.>3 LVN. 11·7, part tune ;-.i11 wkncls. neces,ary ~llesa \ erde Corl\' liOI Center. N B. 548·5585. Maids Wanli'd. Seac hl'f Motel. Laguna Be.1ch <t94-:i892. M a i n t e n a n r e :\l a n Helper. Part time fo r Apl complex i11 C.M Rt•l1red or semi. 642 5073 ---------- :\laml•'nanre Man Full time. Co. benefits. Apply Penn ysaver 16ti tt Pla~tia Ave. C.M MA TUIE WOMAN Nurse- N<"'t'~ PID.MUISI l"'n' 1lut \ h \I' IJl f'Ci'I 11011 for rt'111,,i.•r1'(I 11u1 ,,. \\Ith 1>1•1li111n1 our,,1•n t''I' 1 l'<I I 11n1.tt•111•I r ,..,,, jOltH'll ,tlll'll'IJhNl' (111011 bt•n.-lth ""' '" "'m lllt'll'UI uh• " l''I' I ti! ....... , •l'v. c.ill un v1 .. 1 HUISISAIDH ' tu .1 l't•r1 a. lt.llOl't'' "'t'"" \'t•rtk-l \1n1 ""'I' l~•l l \'lllt'I ~l l \I MUa~WCi ltN I t 11.1\>i "" I \' 11 1 I I d1t1,'\&i1 11lN 11 I tMI\ h"'ll \If\ I Ir ,111 ,.,, .. 1 -1.J1f111.,, '·"''·' \n.1 I lt'11¢hl ..&!/ •t HU•SIHG I.\" or R'\ 11<-1 ... 1 h•r I tlllh' l'M .. 11111 Ill I Oil\ ho,111 \1111 ,,llJr• & lt1•nt•C11• tn1 lwl1ni.: in 'Urllll• t' \ ol\ .111\tll & "' I. l>.J \ '"''" llt\t'I" ''·"'"I ~' \ 1\1.•(IJ { '.\i BEST NURSES REGIS TRY ,IJll.' 111'1.'l\!'ot'd buod1:1I ~1rw .. 1:171 Staff Reii~f S~iatists •S.O.S. * \\ l' are short on "' arr We real I} nl.'t'd} ou' ' ' RN's/LVN's/NA's WEOFFH: s hift differential heaJth insurant•e bonu.' referral plan Sl.1100.0110 free m a Ip ln!'t •tu111on re1mburs1· t' 1-: i. Be:.t Nu rses Reg1sll y has beett des igned e x elusively for tht' d1!t c11minal1ng Nurse who wishes to ullhze her pro fes:.1on with µnde We .t.:ive e\ ery cons1derat10n to m t'l your needs a s lo preference of shift. lot·a lion and 1yve of ;1ss1gn ment. We place 1 he -em~ phasis on YOU t So Be <.:hoo:.) ' "Tr) us. You'll like us" 754--6791 1500Adams. C. M. OHire Train~e . bas ic skills neces~ary. l~ ping. s pelhng. able t11 meet pubhc well. Mrs Barela 642·5830C M Ofhce Assistant ror Irvine PAllMTS Nuw lh;al lh1· 1•h1hln•11 .ir,. go1n11 luu•k tu d111ol do )OU have I~ 4.'(lhr~ wk t11 work in 'nur 11w11 u 1111 111 u n 1 I ' , \\ ,. w 1 I I lhurt1"~hl) l11o11n \UU 111 "l t' I I e I.I u , " • 1 11 n ,, I M«I t'rl ith .. It•\ 111 ' lirt•At 1•.1n11ni: IA•h 111 i.11 1"111 IOI~ \It'\\ aj.)11 Ullh t 111 11 \ lrl!IOI" I ;JllOll rm '"" "' " 1 «> .. , •• .,, 111111 ll~thl 1111 11 1• .. 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'o e\l)Cr Ol'I \IJ ph Pt'nn}.,uVi:r 11;1;11 I l'ld\'t\!llll1I "'' (' M Part 1'11ne Mailin«J Operations No i;;xµ rt"'<IUlfl'il \1 11:.t he dt'f~nduhlt· & '" ail.1 h I t' o n 1· J I I N p I lh'h ,..a~h 1on l:.lanll a rl.'a 7ti0 u50t PART TIME DRIVER Sat & Sun Mornings lo deliver Dally P llol bu11dlPs I c arnt'rs Ht' quiri:s 'an ur large 11 agon and a goo<l d rn 1ng rerord Phon e 642 4321. ask for 0011 W1 ll1a ms Equal op _ !'°rt~111t~ E~:oyer PART TIME EVENINGS Adults over 21 with o ut s landtng a ttr u·t1 ve jlersonalities wl111 enJoY working with k11ls $1 ver hour Call 642-4321 Ext 250 beLw.een 2.. and 6P m Ask for. Lon. OranCJe Coast Daily Pilot 330 W. Bay Street Costa Mesa. CA Equal Oppor Employer Pasle·up Exper pre· ferred. or will train. Full t ime pos ition Co ben e fil s Apply 1n person: 1660 Placentia C M. Unencumbered. no e x . per. nee. Fiex hrs. ~wpl Bch. loc. Exr el. pa) after train ing. Call 642· 1494 or 673-s.166 a d Agenc ~ T ) ping 1----------•I MECHAN I C AL ENGINEER Growth opportunity Phones & lite bkkpg exp Perm & F rr positions 557·8527 ask ror Autumn OFRCEHEL, Rancho Mission Viejo <located in San Juan Cap1Stranol need cumpe tent office aide.gir l fn day $80(). lBO() Ca II L<> I a 71" /S:J Hl450 Optometric Of11ce P T neat, outgorng. willing tu lt•arn. HB IS47 5927 ·------ORDER DESK Sml mfg. needs exj)\.'r d ,IX/Receptionist l'urt·t•ll '/'1• m porfl ri1·~ IMMB>IATE OPENINGS NO FEE TOP PAY 851·9055 4020 Birrh Street Newport Beach A rapidly expand1n ~ medic.al romp1J n enl manufacturer reqwres a competent mdiv1dual to strengthen engin eer1ng functions. Includes de sign, drafting. mat erials testing, and R & Ii> pro jects. A degree 1s p1 c ferred with 1·3 yeurs ex perienre : howevN. re cent graduates w1t.h ROOd references will also r e ceive consideration Great opportun•t> to jom an ex c 1'11 n g le am Qualified ap11L11·an1,.., send resume to· ~rson to work heavy l~~~~~~~---·I pho11t· order desk. Gen'I ofc Must type a nd use 10 key Call Sandy 1, 12· 1916. 8 30 to 5pm Mon lhru Chief Engineer 23891 Via Fabn1·an1e Mbs1on V1eJO. CA 92691 Medic a l back o rfire in Urolog). N.B E xp. pos1 li o n av ail abl e '.'iov 1,1980. 644-8722 Mixer T rainee needed I or adhesive. l'olor. ,J. paml mixing It grmdmg on 3 roll mill. 1537 Monrovia Ave .. N.B. Modeling, comrnerc1als , films. extras. Need new fares. All ages /typt's 714-957 .0207. M9eci nfn MDMJ for holiday lhopplngl APPLEOHE Thursda) ,aid While Trainin9 H1Rh sc hool ~r a d s neede for training and assignment m the s tates and Europe ' nu receive top notch l ininR m an Army ser v1r a rning the sk ill you cho se. g uaranteed in writing before ~ou t•nhst You may ehnose 2. 3 or 4 >ear enlistment Some critica l sk1lb pa } up to $3,()(JO cash bonus alter tram mR Must be m good s hape and ha1 e high s•·hool diploma. Call lo day . COSTA MESA540 1026 HU:\ T . BEAC H 002·8821 LAGUNA HJLLS 768-.i251 S \NTA ANA 542-2435 THIS IS THE ARMY ----------- has temporar~ assign. NOTICE ments available now for how Daily Pilot Class- legal exec. sec'y~ sec'y, 1Cied ads display their typists. word processor messages with legibility system 06, days. and impact? Our ads. we MEYER A FIE are proud lo say, really CfJl Barbara957-6026 gel r esults . P h o n e ~~!!'!!~~~~~~1-"'2-·:i678 __ . ____ _ I• MARSHALLS- LAGUNA HILLS Marshalls has immediate full lime and part time positions available '°' CASHIERS We offer en outstanding benefit program Including an excellent medical plan. llfe lnsuranoe and Income protection and a llberel employee dl900Unt. • If yau are Interested In a retell career. this could be the apportunlty You are lootdng for. Apply in per90n Monday through Seturday. between 10 a.m. end 8 p.m. at Marshall•. Oatcbre>c* VIiiage. Leguna Hiiie. • MARS HALLS ................... ··•IP'•-·· ...... PHOTO LAB-needs ex per'd l'Olo r printer. familiar w/SS or s1m1lar Health plan. <.:all 1\1 r MartensKll 3330 Plumber, exp :.erv1tc. re modeling. rep1pe Gd d ri\'ing record. :-./eat. courleou:, & gd " 11 h public. 642-3791 or in person, 10am-2pm. 931 Newhall St. C:.M t Nr 17th & Monrovia) PRINTING PRESSMAN Two pen llthoc)"aph experience runnin9 INllti-c:alor Solna I 2 5 or Oa•idsan 700 pres .. bc .. lent salary and ~s.Apply: NATIONAL EDUCATION 4400C...-Dr. Mewparta.ach CA.9Z660 EquaJ Opportunity Employer MI F ~.17 per DAY That's ALL you pay for a JO day ad In the DAILY PILOT SERVICE 111£CT•Y DO IT NOW ! '4Z·5'71 II t'll u11r1111t Immediate Openings for •AR WIST S•YICH USTA.,...,, BAXTERS I 4J46 c.e • .,. Dr. '"· We are now hiring •t•• l•u4Wtce... ••1111 (Salary Negotiable) • ..,.., •• 94 ... c..n S4 so to $6.50 For Weit Senicn Ow-.r & .,.., .... ef ....... , Coe•'•, ...... I. '-'• & ...,. .. ,. .. _ .... ....... ~ .. ...., .. ,..,.. ......... ,, 4PM. l.O.I. 1'1111111111 WJ111 "' l1t 11 1'1 ''''111.111 111 Wl'l1 ull•11•I ' l•ull 11111t• \111111111011 ,11(t• •11 Woll I I •• 111 \ 11 1' I' I'" II II\ .I\ l I II~~) 1'1111 l 'llllU \\1 I M l'1•11lu1ln111 lll'l '>•lll lu1 ~.ar1111·111 m.i 11uf.1, 1 u1 .... 1 \U 11\ 1-.1 Ill I Ultlll!( ltu111lh11.: 'JllllJlt' lmt•:. IJhrlt' 1111.-11t11r} t<ll' "'llt'Jlh rulllmtt• ,,.1:.1tmn 111 t "''J Mc!Sa lJuuhfi .... d 1~rM>1h .... 11 I 01 r11in1· JI 1~11 n10 I' It IJ U l < I' I r ho~.: 111'1 itlut·" \lu:.I 1•ll'>' l'u 't>h"ll'al ind haC'k :< ra\ fakin .-appl11•.111nn::. htwn 8 111 •10 1, !".> l 1 J 1 u I I 1• \ • I T 1i 7 I ,\rmslrong 1\\l•. lnint• ~;OE A Kt•nda 1>i:. Ind . l'u PRODUCTIOH Part time help wanted Mon . Tues 111ghts App h . Pe nnys ave r IG60 l'lari:nlla A• e . Costa Mesc1 Hl't't.'t>l1un1!>l T) 111st. ~nod utl phonrs, 111alun-. good WUI k habit.. tiJI 3:!90 c ... 11 Mou "' 1 ti aPM RECEP'T90HIST Sw1t1·hhoarcl & htt· I\ 1• "'il X Int bt!m•f1l!\ Cu II ~ l>lOO RECEPTIONIST GENERAL OFACE Wholes.tier D1stri but or near () C Airport need!> .a µerson with .iood phone & orftct· skills for 11erma nent pos1ti11n Mature. .stable person can enjo) 5 dav werk e x cellen t benefits & lovely !\Ur· rvundini:s <.:a II Mr. Ross .it H W Smith & Co ;HU 6638 RECEPTIONIST Work m beautiful Dunu l'oinl Harbor Full time. Tues lhru Sal Rt·11wre ments M'1tur1ty. neat a ppearanre. t ) pe ~t!'> wpm aC'l·urntely. Will tra in S4 hr l•J .tart + beneflts \vph 1n person Dana Point Ma nna Co 247111 Dana Drive. U P PROD WORK OPEN ING Plast ic ew helpful Xlnt -•R_EC_EPTl_•0-..,•1•s•T-• henef11s As k for lllll HEWPORT IEACH Hogan. 642 1593 " PROOFREADER \tl vert1 s 1ng T yp o i:raphmg Minimum 7 tu y rs t>xp Lite OffH'f' W or k . T }p1n g & Telephon;· Orders, Co Paid Benefits. t-ull Time 9·5 C11mpet1l1ve Salary. In Irvine near airport. CalJ :>49·22ll -------- Real Estate Sale'> EXPERIENCED AGENTS We offer the following : IH1gh Commission I Best location ~ Pnvatesecrelary 1 Professional assocs. Call now for appoinlmenl 673· 7300 ask for W a It RECEPTIONIST Propert) Mgmt Co. in Irvine seeks energetic & pleasant person w1lh front oHice appearanr e lO answer busy phones Includes lite typing & fit. 1ng. Call for a ppt. ~·1~2. RECEPTIOHIST Billing Clerk Wanted tn busy (.;hiroprat·t1c <>Hice. 10 key. Typing rt•q, M·F 11 8pm Alt ,Sat 847 ·82'12 RECEPTIONIST for Mortgage Bkr. MUST HAVE. Front office apµearance and manner Telephone ronsole ex pr Light lypmg. M F , 8 ·30 to 5 Xlnt llenef1ts Cati h•. 760-6060 Newport Equity Fwd, Inc.. Newport Beach. Cahr Recepl 11>n1s t I M ess age Cente r C l e rk F o r N••wport Be ach R .E. firm Must be sharp. have ab1hty to handll• busy phones. & proces:. me~sa~es c1wckly. neat penmanship. front office appearance Ca ll Lila: 833·2900. ext. ":!06. Receptionist Beautiful work m i: en v1ronmen1. Sm:.tll l'syrh. Hospital overlooking Dana Pomt Harbor. E x per. pre f. Front office appearance Apply 9 5. Capistrano By The Sea Hos p1 1 al. 33!1 15 D el Oh1spo. Dana Point. 496·5702. REC I:: PT. /SEC'Y Challenging. fast paced position op..·n 1n one of Ne" 1iort Bt-ach 's most prest1g1ous real estate brokerage ant.I develop menl rompany We aft' see.kmg a r eliable. C'on genial. diplomati c person able t o juggle bw;y, husy phones. l YP· ing and 50 s ales and ad· mm1strat1ve s taff eHt· ciently. comfort ab I~ and with a sense of hurmr Excellent typing s kills a must, real estate and previous r ereptionis t and phone experience de · sirable. Paid holidays . major medical. pension and profit s haring . Salary open. Call Pal Parkinson 7S2· 19'l0 RECEPTIOHIST With or without typing needed. Top pay Tem· por~ & full time. Call Tod &n1res at 979-8900 Receptionist: '\ ewport Beach Full time. Front office appearance Good phone man ner and gene ral office skills necessary. Call 549·2988. l<esponsible person to work m distribution ror leading publisher in Irvine Dulles will ron· sisl or distribution & de· liven to builders. banks. savings & loans Good image & hard workers ·only Howard Watmck, 751·5813. Xlnt job for re tired or semi -retired. Restaurant APPmURCOOK Food prep. The Quiel Woman. 3224 E Coa~l Hw}. t:dM. Apply 1n person. AM prel. ask ro- M1ke 640 7440 Restaurant BOB'S HOME OF THE llGIOY lilnmediate openings in our family restaurants .11 nearby locations. We re quire no previous ex pericm·e . Join our friend ly team . Come see us to· day between 2-4PM. Waitef'S Waitresses Ccnhien 23952 Avenida de la Carlotta, Laguna Hills ~ 7311 r:dinger H.B. 28502 Marguerite Mission Viejo Waiten Waitnsws Cook TraiMes Cashiers 4501 Campus Dr. Irv 335.sSo. Bristol. Santa Ana ~•II S111rt'11 I >pen in a ~oon 111 llunt ln11ton He eeh . a nrw l:&th~ · 1-·1111h1on 1t1i.eount <ctor(' C)prnml(i; uv:ula hlr for 11lorc ma111111cr , u:."i.t.inl mant•.il·r . , .. 1 .. , l''or 1nlrt1 l('W. 111>k Help W_.ed 7100 Help Wanted 7100 ~ W..ted 7100 •.•.•.••••••..••••.....••............••.......•••................... SALt:S Secreta r y l<1·t't'J>l 1tin1-;t TECHNICIAN 1r )OU al't! u1trt•Muv1• ;.iml for smull Newvo rt Beach 1':1q1cr optic•;a l , 1:1:.c loolung for • futur(' 1n re (.;l'i\ flrnl 12 .30 s Mu11 w1f.am1han1y wtla!\t'I ' tail mgmt w /jCood eo. 1-h V:mt.'11 t.lut1t'!\. Must 11r«r"100 llll\l'llun1eal u' ber-iellts aµpl~ in pcr:mn he exµen enl•ccl ly1J1st & 'l'mhly & 1 kct ro 11pt 11 ' 9oam lo llam Mon thru good organiu r H4li-7400 X.lnt riuy bcne111, & 01 1 o 1 ,\ n n .1 IJ e I I e i!IJ 74!14041 HTAtLSALES S1ro 1111 , r a1>a blt• 11o·r~onable. mature lady ~ i grcal fashmn Senst·, for sm chum lady'i, buull que 1n ~al(unu lkh C:re11l Opply & JUICnllal Mr. 1-:t.1warols 493 11752. <1!17 1018 <•r Mri. ·1 rabish ~:11 1579 ltetatl IT'S A·llLLY Wamtn's Apparei St on MANAGEMENT PART· TIME SALES MANAGERS ~ST. MANAGERS OPE'\ INGS I N OU ft FOUNTAIN V,\LLEY STORE and also for our NEW :.tore :,oon lo open • n <.: 11 S T A M 1-: S 1\ <llarhor Blvi.1 ) Ovp1ttlun1t1c ... ln 101n IT'S ,\ DILLV m.1 n<1j!c menl Thesl' are 1·areer "Pl•n111,.:s 1n an t•xdt1ng and rasl pa1·cd environ inent w11 h e xcellent grnwth poten11al There art' many l'han,·es for ad vancement in our 200 store chain taddin~ 20 lo :IO new sturc.oi. Cal·h 'ear I 40 !'!tores m greater Los Angt·les an:.1 Good bene fits plu~ u .. 1ron1: commlf111l·nl to employee traming a nt.1 d eve l up m co t RELATED E X PERI ENCE R~:Q IRED PART-TIME SALES ASSOCIATES Many openings in o ur NEW store SOON TO OPEN IN COSTA MES.\. Appltrants shoulc1 have some relatE.od exp. Hours will aver a,-.:e 10·20/wk. openin~s m AM. AFTNS. EVES & WEEKENDS E111ployee d1sct1un1. Come to OW' inl1·r views on Tuesday. Call fo r special app1 or informa- tion on Monday (Ask for M a r y Fruti g er ) 4J3. 7146. or s end resume to M. Frut1ge1. 927 South Webs ter St.. Anaheim . CA92804 INTERVIEWS Tuesday 9.23 IOAM·3PM Har b11r S /C, 2301 Harbor Blvd fo'rl Standard stwx-i.. 3077 -t>I y rvr uch t1 C1·mt·n1 S<1 Bmtol,<.; M ,,-....,_~-.....,-~..,...----....,-~-.....,-~.,..-Smull, '-'rctWin l:l't•1 1'1 SALESLADY 1-:xpot'r'd. F tr Benefits. pu1d huHda)s. S turl $185/wk Regal Beuuty Supply. 263 F; 17th St. <.:M SECRET ARY P /T Work Tue & T hu for N U 111 S .1 ll J U J ll ( '.ljw 714 4!1:1 lili<!I 'acht b1 oke r No .. 11 T•l•pftoM Solic:iton lleuvy pubht• <'Onl;1t•t Nc~dcd imuwd•<ttc•I) ~·n·e to i\p1Jl11:11nt ,. 1 u d en t ~ a 11 cl 0 Irvine 1'1:r~"11ncl /\Nt'llC)' humem.1:1kers whu m•e• 488 E 17th. <.:11!\la Mesa I•> earn nv1nl'I' \1 nrl..in", II Swte 224 ti42 M71J ' Salesm an ror TV, ·•t> plea."inl eVl'n111~ huur,, 1>h ances Recent l'X ~ 1._..,._ .... -..... _ .. ~._....,_ ... -,..,._ .... -..... .-___ , :\ U Mon. f'rt ~o ,t•ll11•-.t pcrien<·e µreferred No Su la r'Y S 75 h r t- nu.:hts or Sundays. <:real Senelary i.:em•wui-bonus ,,.,,,..,, EXEC SECY f rom .J o hn W .1 v11 1· o P P l Y f o r m a n • • t11r11orl ('all Sul' ;;flt• w /menageri111 ability Sl.400.. OOE Mature, :11'\I &llOlG!J (; a I I M r II a > n t' i; ~ l a I) I i: . c x p IH'I'.., v n 171414923457 l>ewe)'s w 11r u an1zal 1nnal 1V,SanClemenle. · ab1 li 111•s for top • x TrlrphOM Solicitors Growmi.: 1•uq 1 t•:a rn 1·\ rel mo11l'1 Ill tht· 11111 ·" & ('Oll\'1·n1t•111•1· 111 '11111 11" n hon\t' 11r u~c 1111 m odern fac·'-; ('uflt•i:c- .,, 11tl e111 s llK ' C".d SALESMEN RECRUITERS t-ut1T1me. P t r If you lhmk you're ~ood . t.lont pass this one up Re\11dullo n arv nt-w marketing concept in the d )nam 1 c se lf development field means tremt:ndous. 1mlllt'd1alc. high 1 n c ~111 c Ca 11 64S 5921 l~fore t 2 No(ln Tues 9·23·80 eeut1ve ('all V1 (•k 1c 540 6055. Coast.ii Person ncl Ai.:enc.v :a9t II ,, hor UI. C \I Nt-.VF:RA FEE ----------1 •t&t 22:19 lur 1 ompll'lc• 111 __________ , lo 1hk for Harl **SECRET Alli 1-:S• • Sec '1'65 Detail $12.IMIO feller:." .inlt'!>I FunCo $12 tl(IO • I 0 " 1' Ill II ,. a l '1 I' Steno Sec Sh80 ii!l.61~1 pc.ir:inu:, hkt• wui k111J.; l.1 llemclcr!> 1\~l·m·1 ~ peupll· Op1•11111i.:,. i1 4lr.!o Birch, 1-:,tah 'l).I lll'W Ut•,1ut1l11I 111f11·l'"t 11 Sales p,>ople l''u II l 1mc & • :-.lewpurt S:IJ Rl!IO I• rt't' l.a1.:u11a lk>.1l h & II 1'\;11" part lime H ~1 Ahram!\ ----------' \ 11•Jo !'.uclclleha1·k S.t\ Catalog Showroom, 11<!9 1ngs & f..n,1n 1-'ur appl Newport Blvll c M t•all ~tr, .11·1111• >i~l>i 11!11 SALES PER SOM t 1pvtY in ""'llmj! i:ourmet 1110!1:, Flexible huur~ w I l r a I n 111 I' k II I ) Farmi.. a 17 F..i.!>h t11 n l!>land !HO liOJll S;iles1>t:rson, malurP. lor furn II urc ,ale~ :1 !!pm Days 540 :1169. eH·nrni::. 646 t1766 Sanolw11·h makml? peoplt: nead1·d. full & part lime call before II 752 5401 SEAMSTRESS To se" s ails It ~l·1~hl nylon spinnakers. exp,•r helpful sis 7950 S E CY P T . F T for pleasant extJ0rt1ng oft HT 1n C M Expc·r ~1th ln1 I ,..rl forward1n~. lliM Memof}. & good typing sk1lb n--q'd SS to ..., per hr 754·1004 Btwn 9-12 SECRETARY Secn·tary for a sale:. :.ind marketin g office small, !trowing_ metl1cal elcetr~mi cs company. near ocean. full company benefits Quahf1cat1ons 1nc lucle recen t ex· per1em·e. orga111zal1onal ability , ab1hly lu in terface efll'L11vely with all levels of managl•ment 1n a wide varietv of du1 1es and a fast paeed, innovative environment A k for Terri. Cal 645-0845 SECRETARY Newpor t Beae h p r o fess1onal office desires versatile s e r r et ary w excellent typing skills. Salary open. 640-2912 SECRETARY F or Newpo rt Be a r h lawyer Good skills & S.Cretcry 1-.! IF MF /'11n·1•1/ '/'1• II I //fl r'lt rit'.S V.\11 k in plu .. h ~11rruu111I 1ni:' Larl?l' & "11.111 firm!\ l'oµ 11a1 :-;,, It•••' XSt !105!1 1020 B1 n ·h St 11•c1 :'llewport Uo:!Jt'I TB.LER S l't•rm I l111x'. > • d 'I" ,, II IJ I I ,. u II I ... .... "Ulli'rv1.;1111 1x1..,111t.1J 11· ,in•d 'I\ pc 111 wpnt \1111 1,. 11el1ts & .1t.lvam·e111t'11 1>ole11t1al V79 :11:00 r~OK J'ow Truck clri\'er!o want L'll exp'd only LI\ I! m c ·,,,l ,• '1 rs •. 1 Ii-Iii !lf.;111 l'ra1 t'I :\~t'ltl '> " 1" 1~·nenn• FU ii llllll' 1•\lt ""e ~milt Coa!>I Ir.I\ •·I '\1·wpor1 \rt 1;:11 'Jll 10 I 1 f""' G"111•r a1 11ff11·• ,,, I \VC'r Ill'(' II ~ ( t I HI 1.1111• I ht•n1•f11 ... (!. promo t11111.tl upportun ll 11 • I I\ 1111' .11 ... 1 I· J Ill I I "t n111r f111 11l..k1•t•111 r \latur .. jJt'r•c>n lo hJ111ll1• all pha L" 111 ... 1l'1111n11m through 111,d h,il llH't \ll111mum>hr'> \\llrk••\ 1n,u1.1n 11· 1:111 1' ~111 lllMI '" () per hu'>~ rl11 t·r~1 (1,·d r1ul1e~ ltettUlll'dt·J,cllda• \', 1er111.1n 11.111 11111 1 b le & ~rr1.·1en1 ..... 11 r1t·r-on lt1r k1·111wl ...... 11-. ... 1art1•r F:.1.1 & J1'1 u1Jt1· &· i.:c111·r.tl , 1 t 1111'>11 I~ pin~ rl'qUl1 cd :'>Iott ma11111•nann• Wk ud & smuker. xl111 l.1 n & '"mt• wk111~hh 1!~1 .1 1111; IJ, nefih ~1 ... :.11111 \ ll'J•• area Mrs l'.11 ""' WJ11Cr Wi111r1 'pu.,111011 581""".1830 Purl 11111" &-lull 111111 SERVICE In fleld Int oppurt unit.' & benef11s with rap1dh i;r owtng 1·omva11y tor electrical!\ 1n «l1ncd 1n dl\'ldual 540 1,:1()0 SHOES.ALES We have an openin~ ror a par• time .. ali:~pcr:.on •ln ~kncls 1-:xper pr1;f (',in t.1(1 ~Ir t'a11n11n I lc•111 phill's ~hue:.. ~ Fa!>h1on Is land. :'II B &l-1 12Zt Shoe sales. full lime ""h or " out exp . or "111 tram Good co benefits Appl) m per::.on 9am 1 .. llam \Ion lhru 1-'ri Stan da1d Shoes. :11t77 So Bnstol. l' ~ 111i....1llu11" ,1\'atl S.5 75 hr No tt p~ P vt 1•1111111 n d uh l JIJ f',11 lOIO'i \'It·~ 1'41 iJ.H>l WANTED Pnrs1 h1· :ll1·l'ha111c . 1 1111 I a l' I ll :J \ s t t' v e II ... ,\u1urnouve ll31 2092 WELDING l'JSTRCTNI. ASSI I( 01 an~c ( llo!'>l l'•1llt'.:l' l."ihr' wk lunded po;,1 t111 n $J33S Slli51 m o Out.standing benel 1111 m elude tS hohda~ s (.', 11 ta 1·1 Mr B1·lt '\, or Menser 'i.Yi·5820 l>efore 5PM . 01'1 2 1-; 0 t: .'1 F _ learning ability r e quired. but not prior legal "expe rie nce ~1 r Myers1 640·X510 • Cost'a Mesa. CA 92626 Equal Opportunity Employer RN fulltime. l'XP'!r'd R ECEPT./BKKPR. will train . Laguna f11 lls Preventh e Nutritionist <.:hnic. errective I01t180. Day hrs . Interviewing now. Apply with res ume. Preventive Health (;are Foundation. 855-407~ Pe~l~~/e~o~~~P~ 11· WIRE OPERATOR Lcad111g hrokt'r<tl!l' 111111 h<t'i 1 , m1·d1atl' 11111:n1111: for"' rp 11per .11rn S.d.11' l'OllllTH'll:>UrJlt' " t''ll For •ll>PI 1·,tll II• 11•11 \k• .inte~ (;.I<! :l:!!J2 Sailboat Maintenance & Cleaning in :'\ewport Bearh . pail time 1nrl wk n d s M u s I h a 1 l' mm1mum knowledge ol sa1lhoals , mech11111cal & electril·al systems Call 714.645. 7100 Salesnml1 W..ttd 642-3260 ---- SALES CLERK.full or part ~·me w lg munne hardware rompany With good benefits, room for advan c ement 00·1711 Sales Designer /Jewelry Firm looking fo1 professional q uality Sales Hep. :'\Int pay + c11 mmiss10..n . Some travel po:,s1ble . Ful l or parl lim e 497·2115 SALES· lull Um~·. Hunt· lngton Bch Art Gallery. Must be able to work e ve s & wknd s . Knowledge of art req. Salary + comm. 1213) 673·2813 SALES I N TER I OR Secretary Assist ant tu Financial <iemus . Gen tie. JoyruJ. Perft•ct w111st Organic Cook 499·5683 Secretary /1' p1sl rN·ep l1onist. NON-S:\IOKER Dictaphone or shorthand nece,sary. Light book k eepi n g & off1 l·e ser vices. Salary ope11 D.1na l'oinl l 'all 493 27.t l aft. 6pm & weekends Se l·reta ry L OrJI publfshmg r1rm has 1m med1Jte opening for .t good secretary w prof1 cient t y ping s k ill-. Pleasant working eonci. XJnt. benefits Call Mn H1vera. 549·4834. Secretarial PR Assistant. beautiful working environment. small psych1alr1e hosp overlooking L>ana P t. Harbor. Liason between PR agency & h4•sp. Ty p· mg. Work processing, & journalis m exp pre (erred. SB50 S1200 EOE. Call hetween 9-5. 496-5702 ext 15. SECRETARY In 2nd Trus t Deed s ~rrow office. Newport Beach. 8·5. M-F. Xlnt health ins uranre plan incl. dental. Ca II for ap- pointment Frances. 552·4050. duties to 011c or ~more 1n a n a ~ c r ~ Goodshorlh.t11d untl t• p 111g skrlb n•4u1 rl•cl :\1.11 h apt1tUdL• and ab1h1 v t'l nµerate HI kt•~ "' •11ul'11 (iood :.al.11\ hencltt ~ and "orkini.: C'on1lil 1•t1h P ll'USl' <,u1Jm11 n•:.umt> cu· 1'all IO l'"lllldl'nC'e l•) 111 " di) t 11 1 DOUGLAS Oil COMPANY Emplo' l'C Relation' Dept E\ a Taylor 31fi0 1\1rwa I \ H·nUt' COSIJ ~k •• · C1\ 9262fi 'A :-.ubsuhary ol t•umlt o lnr · Afflrmatl\ c \•I ion Employer M F TEACHERS SUBSTITUTES WOODWORKING t;ro11otn~ m(g t'O lll'1•tf._, \ OUlll-l n-wn for pcrrn,1 nenl Juli um• \lurk 111 "'1ttd:-.ho11 Kw •wlt·•I ~,. •11 111.11'11111l·1·1 & nw111,11111·.11 JP' 1t11d1· pre·• i:rr .. cl l'h·ai.J11l ork111i: JI 11111~ph1•r,. < >111•ur I 111111' •11 ,111\ an( t' 0111\ I h11,l whu .1rt1 1h•11< 11dJbl" ,--._ •ll• ... 1r1• tu lc<iri1 11t>l'il .1pp I> l<1ght 111rll\ 11111.il 111.1, ~ldrt 1mllll·1hall.'h i\p I~ in pcr~o11. II l !J:14 \\ 17lh SI l' \I .•••••.•..•....••.....• Alltiqws 8005 .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• WESTMINSTF.R ABBEY ANTIQU E MALL l>;itly 10.6. Fr1 10 9 Cll)Sed Tuesday ti i51 Westminster/\ ve Garden Grove 55-HitO:J Going out of Bu s ines)o, Salt'. J iine)> .\nl1q11l'S 2721 E Coast llwy. <:dM. b'73·5752 - Applianc:•i 80 I 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l!I cu fl white Sears frost free refng. xlnl tont1 5-16 02E9 aft 6PM wknt.ls. Cats 80)5 ···············~······· An lrvine·based corp. 1s seeking mature. non· s moking person with ability to answer phones. t pe 50 WPM: s horthand helt>ful. Salary + xln· benefits. Contact Joyce. ~5440 Mon.-Fri 8·5. Equal Opportunity DECORATING Employer I n t e r e s I 1 n a c · Riverside Untf1et.1 School Dis lricl 1s se e k ing ·Subst itutl• Teachl•rs in the 1•venl of a Labor Dis · vute If you han 90 semester college unall> or 135 qua rter un111. you may qualify to ser ve as a substllull• 1 cacher 111 grades K 12 No previous teaching experil•nte 1s necessary. The School Distm1 will pa) SlOO ror th1· first da) or serv1re & $90 for each subsequent da> dunng the cmergen ly. To a pply. go to Com munity Edur al 10 11al Servires. 6i35 Magnolia Ave. R1vers1de. (Cen tral Avt• oHramtJ from Hwy 91.1 An .1pphcant will n~>d a eop) of a col leg ~ t rans e ri µt or teaching credential. o r c .. llege deitree. lnterc!4t t.'<i persons may apply bet ween the hours or 8A:\I & 4:30PM ciatly lll MALAYAN k itte ns . CFA. Ch sired. Seal & Bluept ~les.~·27?!_ NEW BUSINESSMEN Contect the DAILY PILOT for lntotmatlon regetclng tM county requirements for uelng • Flctltloue luelnH• Neme. 142-4321 EXT.332 ~~~~~~~~~~I cessor ies/int. der or 'g. Full, pt/time. l·lex. hrs. Restaurant Will train. Call: Karen Housewives /Students 848·9378, 3-7PM H e alth y Fo ods Re .. taurant has i m . SALES· mediate, µart time open-INDl:STR.·llOSE ings ror cashiers/coun· terhelp. 11·2. Mon .. Frl. Fun e n vi r o nme nt. S3.25/hr. to start. Ca II Jeff or Roger: 83.1·3470. Cal .. 1lllL ...... .. Dlttllery A new restaurant & lounge now hiring for all restaurant positions. AP· ply In person, Mon,-Fri .. 2ptn·6pm. 179 E. 17th St .. CM. . Sell idle items 642·5678 SfART TOMORROW 1'16.15 PER HOUR (Just to start> I PAJDTRAJNJNG I Learn to make to S'lOOO per month) ISHORTHOURS Otf by noon Ii we're only l mile from beach 10000 FUTURE Call before noon 645--4512 SECalTARY Mkh)/Wn Career oppty. in fas t- paced Npt. Bch. invest· ment firm. Requires lop skills (shthnd: 90: typing 75). Sound professional exper .• maturity &-cor - porate bkgrd. helpful. Call: 640-0123 SICllT ARY eginnlng Mon. Sept. 22. Ptrime. Escrow. real TEACHER Spec Ed./· estate or building exper Master's Ill Ueh Sc pref. helpful. Exp w /DD. multi SCOTI RIM.TY hancllrapped adlt~. /\litli· 536-75ll ty lo write implement ----------1 behavioral program SICllTAIY plans. Supervisory exp Needed immed. With or req. $850 /m o plus without shorthand. Tern-benefits 8:30 4PM Unit porary & full time. Call ed Cere hral Palsy As Tod Services at m-8900 soc .. :>4&5760 ., . .. Docp 8040 ...••.................• KEESHOND Pups AKI' Champ sire. M F Pet tv s h o w P vt pl • 2t3ib97 1345 aft n p111 AKC 4 mos. old Cock1:1 Puppy 645·8495 or 6'1~!1787 ------- MINI SCH NAUZERS. AKC. 8 wks uld. ;! s hots + Parvo vuc. 3 fem. Ulk & Silv. Sl75. Also taking re servatton11 for t5>2 wk male/fem S P &. Ulk puppies. A1'!1SC Ureetlcr 646·5237 Ador11ble Keeshound Pups. M:ile & fe male No papers, 6 weeks o ld sso 631-0262 . .. _,_ .. _;_ __ 0_1i._1L_'V_.~ .... 1_L_O_f _______ Mor_w_L_.~ ~I"""*"" n 1'-''1 9510 9040 G~ol looh. rower Autos Want~ 9590 Auto~. l•porhd Alltot, l•porhd ..._.,.,.rt.cl ...........•••••...•.•• ....................... ····················~·· ..................... . l'lli mike t 1050 Miscell9M"OU• 8080 TV, Radio, 8098 •••••••••••••• •• • • • •• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • HiFi. 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II ·• I -.1 •• ·Beau Re~ \1111' "'•"" M1a icol 'I ...,1, 11111 I I ;.. 11111 II \ 1f 11 .!.! \ I 1 ~It 't Gent I.• h 11.: " I ,id. ln~trumenh 808 3 Sl600 or bst o(r K:H too. • •••••••••••••••••••••• \ 111 "'" I I II t II h Hous1holdGoods8065 111'' lhlt l11u11l•ull1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• v, f) i I' t "\ llt l • •I• \\ I I \I 1 .11 • 1111111 ' I 112 yr old •·arr11•I ra111<'1 ing, El s11 ~cl ,q1pr11\ _!_~sq )d l',1117.'i.! l1i~111 J•welry 8070 ••..•.•.•.•.......•...• HI y gold t•harrn ura. l'll'I appr Jt:.ed tl l s:nuu San1 r"·e 1500 l'<JI 556·1'1200 ch :. J It! ;i902 e\'es BUYJ '.'IG ~old & ,11\1•r s c r a p & J ,. " l' I r ' Siherwarc. uen1 ,11 ).lolrl d1amo11ds. l'IJ'' rtnl!' lmmed rush S-1!1 :ffiX.5 Thunde1 h1•acl I nclu" 8078 •.•••......••••...•...• Compressor ,,pra) bouth chopper gun & m '"' tools & l'qu1p f>.12 0:!32 ~~~!l. 9am lpm Miscelclneous 8080 ••...•................. LUGGAGE TAGS from \OUT husines" i;jrd Send one card for each ta plus one !>pan· W1• ret urn per manc11LI } seared attr:imv<" 1 :ii! .~. str ap, mee1111~ a11 ll111• 1.0 re<1wrem~·n1" l'rf' vent loss & l hl•rt · For ,1 µersonalut>il 1 Jg 1•n< In ... · wallpaper. rahr11· "' ·Day Glo .. pa1x•r ,\ '" will bark & tnm 111111 tags Or tr) t 1111 1 a11b back to back PRICF'-'i Sleaor3•S5 4/5lagsS160ea ,, 9 lags Sl 50 t·a 10 or more ~I 40 ca Sales Tax Included NO CARD~ Ora~ )Out own or ..... nit name. atl1lre:.:.. phorw ~ we'll make one card fll't lag Add 25' c:H'h Send check l1r mon1 1 "' der to PILOT PRINTING P.O. Box ISIW Cost a Me~a. Ca !121)211 CERAMIC TILEllSQUE 6x6". 25" per picc:1• Pa111l & glaze your own 111t·s Good for c:eramtl' :;h111h or pnvate parties t•i usl' your artistic ab11tt1t·S 534.7533 Stertinq. Royal Danish 8 pie set1ex pcs. rhc ... 1 $2,150080 759 1643 John Wa1ne Tenn1!' Club ramtly. memher''"" $1600. II 640· 7\5~. W 752-2636 Lawn mower 21" lnm mer power m""l'r. S15U Call 7~0-"'259 arter 6pm Electric GUITAR. Strat cop_ . I ) r old $00 C:<1 II 5J6.9974 arter 5pm f'ORSALE SCUIAGEAR: SCU BA PRO. Tw111 J8 t.m.ks w1re::.en ·e 1:11\c, MK 5 Regulalor. L>e1:om pression Meler Prcs~ur" & Depth Gauge. Ma ... k & Snorkel. Jet Finl>. un derwater t'ompass, 1>1 v ing gloves & •>Otte:.. Diving Kn1ve S400 10fH> £all 642-~ art<'r fipm John Wayne Tcnm' Cluh ramtly membe rshi p $1200. 64-l·l-105. 675 .151 ' pm TY DECODERS On·Selel'l & Z channel!> Fair & rcas. pnred 111 suring you of quahly un its. Compl. mslalled & guar . Do not be taken m by ridiculous 1011 price::. Remember you ~:t"l what you pay ror 8~0 36 ti (please leave messsitl'l Tiffany',. Pvt Club Ml!m bership. S350 644 704!11 dys , 673-5595 <'Ve i., Marsha CcnperSMll$50 Van lop rack Bestorr. 531·!16•0 Post r emodeling s ale. cedar shakes. cedar sld ing, doors. firewood. null stripper & harnes~ hatchet. rell. & more. --~. NauUlus membersh111 l\.\yrs. lef\. $100 tG-6176 --- dlltl It :-t••• It 'tl d I i.I \I \ \I \ I I \ \\ llt\•'l h ~, ... ;, ,, •• 1 1 ~o 111..1· \I I' II \\ l\1·111 .llt llt•ll 111111·111 \11h·r11 .111 \111 ... 1• 1 '' !.l~ .!..1Xt1 Office Fumiture & Equipment 8085 ...•.••••••••.......... \ :"\ r I ll \. I". S 11 \ \\ \\.\l.h. I .I< ..i1l11I •Jjl. fif11i_ 1 "'""''':. ~·1 11r :1 -.., , '" . 111pn·• 1ah' • ',tll tii''\·fi11;;; nr l~I:! 111:.JH 'I 1 l1•' \SH.I:! \1111 1·111111 i,:11aranh'1·il \111 .11I 1\" pnl'l' SJSil ~. 1iN\.S SALE I'< lo l>rJlllrll! TIJI ~1 .. 0 Ura ft in~ l 'hr-. Siil l'.11 F\t·1· t'h.11r & ..;t••· S:JO S45 \\ 1111tl & M1•l.1I lh' •' k fh', k .;,~15 ~I _!;, :-,t"'"' 1·a '"' i i.~ S\ ::::. l"l uurl!w>'11l I 1dll F" tun·~ ~o 1 l.1J.. :,1·l' t 'hr ~'> "-t'W •I tl1 .1\41 r I· ill'-" ~I.! l~ \II Ill'\\ 1•11111 ·111 , 11H I · p lhan1I.,, 1 '" 111' 1·'11· .. 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Stet"eo 8098 ..........•.....•..•... lleautiful Zt.:rnlh :!"•" rnl11r TV . 4! \C 11rnt1. 1re1· d1· hv1·rv Sl:!I r,.11, ll!!li RCA Sl'l1•t·t ,1 \ '"""" i ''"' 1, hnur \. 11lco S\i.tem !Ir.ind 111·" lh•t .111 Sl~KI ~wll [11r $>\(Ml ;,ix ~:n:1 :\lc1r.1nt1 !'>ll'rt'n "' C'a:.:. 9',IK) n1•\\ NIKI t.1k1·:. !'.till \ 11d1•r ".in L'i 111• •r 1·u11~111l' -Jollll ~J• S 110 !i5i ;,; Ii REDUCED ' , 1,1,1 ; ' I• , I '"'"" t.11.11•1 ll'ollo. 1•1111111 II II I q111p I I .JI '1111 '• ' • I ) I ~ \ I I I , , , I \\ t. • I u td•·l ~ L! qttll ''"I'"'' .11 !1 I·''" 11, , ll\IMI ~1 I· I h I It If ltt 1 \I t ,d , u1ul .l1u ~ •'' ,ttl ~ !l.•1 •·Ill """ .~, \ lh.1 1, ' I· I •1'• I \I fil I fll' I· \\ I • I ""' J. .. ,.,, \ 111 1.11 h I '"lllli•t:. ~ I.Il l' 1111• SI;) 10 1 '"' 111 \ ,11 hi I·,\ I llli; ·, l'\1~1 '.Ill \11111(;\' 'l•Mtfl o't " ''" . r11llt•1 I 11rl111 · ,\ I »•11-:1·1 klltll 1111 II h· I \\ pod 11..tll'I th.Ill Ill'\\ • un.t ~I:! tMlll '\'"I'"'' Y.11 Ill I·,,,. 1.7 I IH<•I II 1111 1' \1111111.-l'.l•d 1.1d.11 ·'"'''I' 1111 \ 111 :;))'1.1 W"I I' I' i•1ll Ii•~· !:I ... 1-: \\ H \i-'I \I .·1lll ' 11111r11·"'•·1' 'Ill·' '"" l.1\lht• \1 ••11 I) II \ 1•11 l>h:.t11 1; .. 1 I. 'I •di 1. \I :.!I 'I"''" I h1•1 I 11111 l'\jllllljl«d I t' l.1th l1·1J1 l1,11l1 I I f.dlil' l'll.I .11~1 Ill 111·'1 111•1 1, 111~11 I' t I I 111 I \\ 111 I t•tl >I Spon I 1 h1 ""'" • l" 111 tlw"'I I I 1.1dJ1 Hill· 1tt•pl h '"11nt!1•r .1111 u pilul .! '" • h \ 11 1- r J d1• 1• • •UI n J.!~"1' li;11t tJJ1k 11111111.i.-. ""m" In~ ' ••• I .. m 11 I l' 11 cl I' r \I n 111111r \\' ... hp 1 .di 1;.1;! 11:i:r. II IO I I• \11111 I-rt BOSTON WHALER I I lf'2 Feet Only I Month Old! Brand New Johnson IOHP I 1·..,._ lhu11 l•l h1111r~ $!Kl~ I VI J( \1 ( .i11 b c:. ll7, :m.1J '!.' l NII· 1.1'1'1-. 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Iii' 4 Wheel Drives ,. \ S2 l)oNI I r.11 I. 9550 l'li7 \"111•1 •k<'t 1 'h!l'I ,J\'"11 •lltHf I qllol ~ .. 11 110 •11•1•.Xi"<11f K \1, 1111<.' TnKks 9560 ol> ( 'lh·\ I ' 11111 II ,hPll "n I ,\•I ..'.!tMM> •f;J 1!rl:!7 f;j 1, 11111 ( 'h1·1 I' I :!X:I I"'"" ~111111~ ~1 ;,;,1 :~111 .1701!1'\t' wk 1•11d SOUTH COAST DODGE TRUCKS Y•IUI 1)1 Jrll'l' I "'"' H 1111 r1111glo l'l \HI l\1111'1 .~UTH v-cn~ ·-) . , ~ lldli~1I Ill\ d L'OST \ \1 t·:S \ 540-0330 1·1i 1 ;\1 \IC'tJ 11111 Xlnt ~~s •••••••••••••• ~~?.c I' 1111 d :;)•10 II :I I ,1 ti 11111t11ri..1clc Lrh s:wo ~1tf !Wi7 7~ •t1111d,1 '<I. 2;,o .1111u 1t11li" ""' 1•r m 1hrt ..:•75 ~·I l.'<H"til S 'Ill • IJTI \'\:\I \II\ :!.'ill lhn h1k.. ~~.o ti.Ill !Mil!! 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Sal~ Autos Wonted 9590 Rent /Star~ I 6 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••. •..................••.• •All Mot ore ycle Swap Meet 111 Jngc l'uunl 1 :. l.,1rgt·-.1 \II lnd111ir-.. Spun· \1 atl fr1 S<:1>1 12, fipm I I pm I n111· onh ' Orange: C11u111 \' FJ1r~rounc1s :t.I hr' 111111 i i I ~11 .tt1j H1 01 :!:! L11' '1ot11r 11111\' .. fl'\ lo 'l'lf f Hfll $~511 wk · .., m 1.10 8.'>K.'i Troilen. Trovel 9170 ..•..••.............•.. ll••alth l'r11hll'rn \J 11..,I S<1t' l \!71'1 20 ~.xi l'I h.1 lulJ & 'h11~..r ,1 I c .11111pv llt'" •1r;2 :liiK m,1k<' oHt•r Sha..,t.1 Ii · Sf· ;11r nu lin·s. ral'k, exlra water haller) h111·h S2U!JS ~IH i.!J.1 2.~' Skampn, SC'. a ,. ~.z. l.1rt l11td1 \l11l t·11ntl dt•c brakl'"" 'Ul'N pri1•1· $11750 Se•· .1\ ::1;111 \ 1a lit• T11l1:cl11, S.H 111 n d I 491i :18114 t0x:1:r li11111,h1·1I oltl1·r f'j(MIO ( >w1wr 1; 11; li72!i I HI ( '.1 llr11111 C:\-1 Troil~n. Utility 9180 ....................•.. tx:. 1,1 "•·1ghl 11111 bed 1111111 \ LI a1h•r . 1 arnei. 1:-11•1 II~ hkc new. 5250 li7:1 ;jJX.1 Auto Stt"Yice. Perts & Acc~ssories 9400 ................•...•.. SSAVESAVE $ WITH USED PARTS lmpi)rh.'C.I car parti. IMPORT i\lITOSUl'Pl.V IOI N Manchester nahe1m 776 !1900 Autot far Sale ............•....•....• IM PORTANT NOTICE TO READERS AND ADVERTISERS The price or Items advert ised, by vehicle deulers in the vehicle clas,if1ed :idverlislng 1•0Jumns docs not inclullc any appltt·able taxrs. liren!>e, transrer rees. rlnance d1argcs. fees for ail• 1X>llut1on control de \'ICC certiflcat1ons or de oler doc·umentar) prr µarat1on charges unless othe rwise spec1r1ed by the advertiser \\'I·. I'\ Y TOP l>lll.l..\H lnr top u,.,l'fl C'ar" 1or1•1gn dntno·,,ltt!> ur da,.,:-1t"1 I 1our '"'' 1,., .. xtra d .. .111 ;,,,. u.., Fl ltS'I ' ·~ "I In Oran~ County ~'.I:!."> ll.1rh1r HI\ d 1 'OST.\ \1 ~;~ \ 979-2500 WE BUY CLEAN CARS AND TRUCKS COHMElL CHEVROLET 2828 Harbor Bl ' d C~TA MF.SA 546-1200 HIGH BUYER 1'11p 11t)ll11r' lor Sp11rh <'.1r~ 11111!" t .1 m p1•1 :- '11·1 ... \111h " \..,k lnr l C ;\H; Ii JIM MARINO VOLKSWAGEN 111711 l\f':11·h llh" fllJ, TIN(iTCIN HE.\Cll 842-2000 WANTED! lfU H~ ll•tl c ......... . ........ , )0)., \40-,461 PO RSC HES WANTED \Jlow us the u1111ortum1y to rons1der thl' µun·h:.t:<<' or trade·tn of your dl1an Porsche Check with l '" Today! tJ63t tlarb()r IJf11d Garden Grovfl H • 636-,lll Make your adve rttsin11 dollar go fart.her 1 L1sl your business every day in the Class1nt. ... I sect ion of this new pap1•r 642.5678, TOP DOLLAR IMW 9712 '°"che t772 PAID FOR GOOD&CLEAN USED CARS! mira cle mazda ••••••••••••••••••••••• '79 HMW 320i , rully l'Qulpped, pick up lse or pay cash, 873-1800 art liPM. 644-9050 dys W. M amsfield •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 Porsche l .81 Iller I owner . silver blue metll, appc;arance grp. 1 ea·y clean, 2'1·M mpg, t6()CJO, 496 2496 ·n 91 lS Porsche. elcc w111 dows. snrr. AC xlr1l rond. Slli,000 -186 J6W. 400 47S4 VOi.VO SALIS. SlltYICI AMOUASIM4t OVERSEAS DELIVERY EXPERTS • 21 so H.rlMr ll•d. Coste M.M 645-5700 '72 BMW Bavaria, 4dr. ~nrl, 4 spd. air. amtrm ~tl.!r~o . 1:d co nd $3500/0 HO. Wkdys 7:W O!Jll. Wkcm.ls & n1h•s 640-0WS. ·w Red Porsche 9llT, gdcond. 493·9768 IAILlllCI VOLVO l966Harbor Blvd . • Top Dollar Paid 1-'111 Y 0111 (' ,1 I'' JOtoiNSOM & SON Uncolrt-M~rcury :W:!11 llarloor Ill v<f f "'"' ·' ~f'lrn .i<ICl·flli31J W~Poy OVER BlwBook For Your Good \·w. 1'111 ,1 h1· or i\ud1 Ir,. :n,... ••1 i ...... ,::JI \ W l'O It..<.;( 'II I'; ,\l"l)l 11:i E I 'ua..,t l l1w.1y .11 n.1,-.11h· nr11~· ~. 14 l•in Iv"'' h fi7:1 0!100 '"" 111 t"""· 1111 1111 . nd:. 1lt•11l'111tuhl 1'.1r Wi ll ('IJ) ' ..... h ·~:.1 :lli.'lli Autos, Import~ ......•..•............. AlfoRomeo 9705 ...........•..••.•.••• Fl'."AL ,\LF \ IUIM t.(l l'L I~ \I< \~l'E IMW 1972 l .O CS Auto Must sell 642 OOJG c.,; 9715 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 CAPRI SIR, nt•w tires, lune up. haltery 675 76871964·5201 '73 CAPRI. sunroor. new l ires, t,1,1ne·up, battery. $1ZS0 r1cm. P.P. G75·7687, !lii4 5201 Datsun 9720 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ------ COSTA MESA 646-9101 540.9467 '75 PORSCHE 914 2 0 lmmacu.latc. 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S330IJ :.ar 646-4105 -------Mer-cedn8"'• 9740 ........••........•.... HELP!! L\·a1•1ng the countr> 1 :\lust sell mv bab1 ' 1971 :\lerc:•'lk:> Renz 2.slx: that •~ rcalh dean Loaded 1111· h•:ither & .\M F~t ~I l'rl 'I.> l'a II 673-000S e 1 cs ,1fter 6 p m & 6i5 0050 rl U)S :\ll'r<'1'<1es Beni 22()$ 1960 (;011t1 cund $2\JOO OBO -19-1 M2.&8 MHZ '74 -15461.C Loade1t. :.nrf 66K 1111. xl nt cond. Sll\'cr hlue lthr 111t lkdul.'ed lo $15,500. I o wner P .P (714 1 540.7982 Triumph 9767 • •••••••••••••••••••••• ·79 Triumph TR7 Con · \ertihle. 5 s1>d. AM/FM stereo. cassette player, AC. radials. 8.000 m1, perfect c-ond $8500 Or S<\00 & take over pay menls 639-3625 '77 Triumph Sp1thr~ Xlnt cond Lo m1 's. AM FM Lape Lug gage rack. S3500 536·8915 or 960-S545 VoHu WOCJlft 917 0 ....................••. HYE MOW!!! "Dashe r Diesel Power"• Also a good scll'Ction of S1 1roccoe. Check us ror 1h e BEST pri c e s! 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COHN ELL CHEVROLET .X,.11.irl.,r l~I • I 111SJ\\H.'-\ SU-1 200 '60 Impala all original, like new 25,500 original milt!S Eve 642-8398 '70 C hevy Malibu. mags, new trans. new brakes $795. 675-0970. ask for Bill '72 Mon te Ca r lo. Full power . $850 or offer. 495·5827 aft. 6PM. C o n d . 6 8 M m 1 • Cor•fette 99l2 Sl200, 0 BO 527 .3934 • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • '73 Ghia ronv, It blue. l own. xtra clean. must see. $5100 546-5628 '75 VW Bug Converuble Des perate. Sacnrir e . $4950. ror quick sale . See to appreciate 673·ffil9. ·i2 'lW Com· Yellow. xlnt rond. 1ww radial 11rl's si200 495 0306 Wonted '70-'73 VWlugorc-..r Must be 1n good shape 547·3182. ·73 VW Westraha cam~r. Orange nu mi c h , am fm, P . P $3500 -196-9578. '75 Rabbit. xlnl cond. ,,nrr. S2900torrer. 548·4239. '6() Corvette resU>red, .Upd 493·8718 Dode..-9935 • •••••••••••••••••••••• '77 Aspen 6 cyl sta. wgn, like new. SJOOO or best or. rer.&15·3543 ------ Ford 9940 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '75 Fl>rd Granada: P/S . P t B. FM Radio. Top rond. 76().0473 Mercwy 9950 ·····"················· ORANGE COUNTY'S AMIST LINCOLN-MERCURY D EALERSHIP RAY FLADHOE LINC:OLN·M ERCURY 16-LHAutoCenter Dr. ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST ·~7 31100 Snrl, stereo. aux. Lilt'lk. llcstofrer '71 Squarebark . ne w &.16-9573 eng !tires. all orig, mint SD~·y-Lake Forest exit IRV1NE 110-7000 &' !'>Jlcs Sen H'l' Leas mi: Roy Ccrver,lnc. Holli; r\11\'Ce llM W IS.ti> Jumhoree Nl·wPo1 t Beach 640·6444 808 McLAREN's s.·.o N. Hearh Bh·d LA llABRA 1SM1 No orSA FwyJ 1714)522-Sll l Sunday hy Appl -----t 1<H>D OPPORTUNITY ·~1 IJMW 637 1>:1:11. white. IH.'l).:l' lthr int. BllS whls. 1\lp11t l' "Ubpl'n S11111 , S:W.51111 ll7:1 Oti4!J l'VC!> 751 715:1 dys usk for An llMllll t -- '78 5:llh. ,1 <'. auto. s /r. :un/l 111 t ~IJX' tll'ck. elec window!! & lol'k. HOM . tnp conrl lll'r rt•l·ords av u 1 I 110110 1 0110 pp 711 ~I 523'.Wum !ipm KO llMW 32111 fully hrndl·1I. l llk<' ewer Is<' $21:5 mo ('11 ll 8\l I :Jlrn '69 MIZ 280SE c_,. 2dr. Auto trans. beaut car. rull llhr, s nrf 642·0696. MGI 9744 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MG B '78 red convertible. 14.000 miles. 754-6789 ---- '78 MG B, yellow. lug. rack, low mi, xlnt cond. $4395. 870.4306 -------'67 MGB GT: New clutch. wire wh~ls. new s tereo. $2200 or best oHer. 641-4931. -------·77 Classic Cond. 645-3854 Peugeot 9748 ············-············· ORANGE COUNTY'S PEUGEOT DIESEL HEADQUART ERS 1980 505s IGas&Diffel) HERE NOW!!! BEACH IMPORTS 848 Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH 752.0900 '67 404 Wagon $600. Runs great 646-9573 t•ond. S300.I 67:1-8689 ------....... t952 '61 Bug. cherry paint/int. ••••••••••••••••••••••• runs xlnt, $1450. Laguna, 661·3982 Ught blue '79 Mustang, xlnt cond. new tires, am/fm w/cass. 846-6004. ·75 Raub1t 4dr, am1fm. 41K mi. l owne r. Good oe.MDba. 9955 shape. $2950. 494·9822. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '76 Olds Cutlass Salon, mosl deluxe extras. fan- tastic cond. $3300. 760-1891 anytime '68 VW Bug. runs great. new brakes, amtrm 8 track. must sell now 499-2125. Sacrifice $1000. '62 VW Ragtop, '71 dual port eng. Gd cond. 645-0395. Pw.to tt57 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '78 Pinto. auto. ps, am/fm cass, CB. new radials. $2400 or best offer. 754.74719.3 '78 VW Bus. 4spd. New radials. Spotless $5600. See at 1927 Harbor Blvd. '74 Pinto, ster eo. ·air, Costa Mesa. or c all cleaneng. $1400/hest ofr. 714· 72:1·8791 675-9557 Vol•o 9772 ...,........ 9960 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• Assume lease on '79 Volvo Station Wgn. 1200 ml. S24 l.68 rm. 675·4454 '74 Volvo 142. snrf. over· drive, new motor, paint, xlnt cond. 93350. 962·9942. '68 Volvo l«.5. clo, new clutch, brks &c tires, •nl &c bod y good shape . $1500/bst otr. 63l-63U an 5PM. Assume lease on '79 Volvo Station Wgn. 1200 ml. ~41.68Jm. 675-4454 '75...,........WOCJOll Good cond. Many xtras. Also has a welded on to frame class A trailer h itch . $1500. Ca ll 547·3182. '77 FURY WAG 6 P as. 360 Eng. New Brake. Tires. TTans. $2200 546-3708 ,Ollllec tt6S ••••••••••••••••••••••• '69 F IR EBIRD CONVERTIBLE. 1 own. 75M ml. call 7 l 4.64CMJl'70 - Huntington Beach Fountain Valley tDI T ION . ,. VOL.. 7~ NO. 266, 3 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGF COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1980 Your Hometown Dally Newspaper ... ' TWENTY-FIVE CENTS 118 to Colltrol Beach North of Pier •1 aoeaaT BAHE• --.............. Huntln1ton Beach dty of fidall have woo ~ntatlve ap proval from t.be State Depa.rt ment ol Parka and Recreation to operate a small se1ment or at•te beach north ol the city paer Th• a1reement for the takeover expected to takt place near tbe ftnt ol neat year was reacbed Saturday in chacwWoiDS that lndud ed Mayor Huth Balley, A11&m l'blym •n l>enna11 M a n gt'r s n n d l'l'lt'r Oan&f.'rmond, stale d irttt>tn r of Parks and Recru tJon The area m question anvolv · about 800 feet or :Sllllt' bt!111rh north ot the pier It has been ao area ol concern, offirtalA said, because ~f d1Her1ng Jun sdar lions "W.-,havc the state operating th1• b1•1t<'h on one side of the pier ..rid the-city on the other'," said Vtn<'e Moorhouse. director of ri- l>' l'ommunUy services . "It has led to confusion and enforc·ement problems on the rntir from persons operating un- iJ~r l wo sets of rules." The city lt1so presented argu- ments on why it should operate I he Sl!ven miles of state beaches inside city boundaries at the meeting at Edison Community Center . Moorhouse has asked that the city operate the beaches, citing an upsurge of violence at Bolsa Chica and rlsini litter al Hunt-ington State Beach. )(oorbouse has estimated that first year's costs to the city would amount to $3.8 million while revenues are estimated at $2.6 million. It was learned, however, that Dangermond declined to 10 ahead at this time with a state subsiCly to make up the dif· ference. Dangermood alao opposed a proposal to develop a 1,000 space overnight camping area at Bolsa Chica that is estimated would Iraq, Ir On • ID Full-scale ntan/flulaap Convoy Moves Nuke Warhead DAMASCUS, Ark. (AP> -A convoy of eight military vehicles led by a security van left a Titan n missile site today. apparently transporting a nuclear warhead inside a canister labeled "Do Not Drop." Tbe convoy. escorted by two helicopters, arrived about l~ hours later at Little Rock Air Force Bue in Jacksonville, Ark. DUrupted Bur(!lars --Slay Four BOSTON (AP) -Four young men wbo apparently stumbled onto a safe heist as they report- ed for wort at a bowling alley today were handcuffed and fatally shot in a repair room, police said. Three ol the men -all in their early ms -were pronoun~ dead at the scene. A fourth was alive when police arrived at the scene, but died later at St. Elizabeth's Hospital. a hospital spokeswoman said. Officen said the men were found face down in a repair room behind the pin sellers of Sammy White's Brighton Bowl on Soldien Field Road. Metropolitan District Com- mission Lt. Sean Mannion said all the victims appeared to have been shot in the bead. A metropolitan officer found them at 7:30 a.m. after police re· ceived a report of a robbery at the bowling alley. Police speculated that the employees, reporting for won, interrupted an attempted break into the safe. Bolton patrolman Harry H. O'llalley said police received a report that money was scatte.red on the floor near where the bodies were found. Patrolman Nicholas In- ternicole, one of those who found tbe bodies, said, "We were just looki.nc. We were lookin1 to fmd the forced entry. " However, he said there was no si1n that the building was broken into. ••Apparently, they came tbroqb tbe front door,•' be said. The buildiq is a cinderblock struduri on a parkway between two office buiklincs. Police Deputy Superinteodellt James MacDonald said the abootinp apparently occurred about dawn. He said the victims appanatlJ were employees ol tbe bowtlq alley. A •iln on a akle entrance read, "'l'lllll property ii proteded by aeearity systems daiped to re- au It in the apprehension of treapwen ~ thieves.'' FML ARRIJ'ES ON WARM DAY a,n.~w rre.. l'aU arrtv. today at 2:• p.m. PDT. Tbe oftlcial cbaqeover from 1ammer to fall comes at U.. mo- ment al tbe autwnnal equlDoa WIMa tbe Im la cllnct11 OYW \be equat.ar ucl. tbeoretl~ally, day ud a1tlll an equal lD leqth. Tl.le da79 will keep 1etUDc .a.on.-..W the winter IOllUce -~. ______ ......... __ ... • The Ai r Force continued to maintain tight security over the operation, refusing to confirm the widely held belief that a warhead was blown hundreds of feet into the air from the silo in a fuel explosion Friday. The blast, occurring when a wrench was dropped in the silo, killed a sergeant and injured 21 men. Despite the s~cre$y, .an Ai,c Force colonel directing tbe con- voy smiled and gave a thumbs· up sign to an AP reporter who asked, "Is that what you wouldn't coi:Uirm or deny?•· The convoy was led by an Air Force pickup truck and a securi- ty van with Oasbing blue lights. State police patrol cars escort- ed the convoy, and two helicop- ters new ahead to report traffic conditions on U.S. 65 and In· tentate 40. Al one point, the COD· voy was ordered to slow from SS mph to about 40 mpb. Members of the convoy could be beard on radio monitors ask- ing for "security check." There was a flurry of activity at the site shortly before the con· voy left at 5:30 a.m. PDT. State police cruisers and patrol cars from the Van Buren County sheriff's office gathered outside the gate and an Air Force helicopter arrived a short time later. As television crews and re· porters across U.S. 65 from the gate prepared for the exit by the convoy, the helicopter took off and beaded in Uie direction of Little Rock Air Force Base. The tractor-trailer truck believed to have been carrying the warhead was loaded with two large cani.sters anchored to • the trailer. One of the canisters was blue. The other was silver and green. Both were labeled '·Do Not Drop." Secretary of Defense Harold Brown said Sunday that he or- dered an Air Force investigation of the nation's 18 Titan II missile .installations with an eye toward safety improvements. Gov. Bill Clinton was touring the missile silo site today, the <See TITAN, Page A2) ---------------------- .,. .......... NUCLEAR WARHEAD UCOR I ED BY HEAVY SECURITY C•nlater W•mlng Let.I: 'Do Not Drop' Killer MosquiWes Attack Texas Cmm BRAZORIA, Texas (AP) - Thick swarms of mosquitoes at- tacked a herd of cattle on Stephen Perry's farm and sucked the life blood from his animals, "just like the Bible, you know, with the locusts and all." "It 's the worst thing that ever happened to this coastal COUD· try.'• Perry said. •'They came in about 4 one evening and the cat- tle were dead the next morn- ing.'' There are some disbelievers in this town of 1,800 about 45 miles south of Houston, but veterinarian L.G. Gayle at Tex· as A&M's Medical Diagnostic Laboratory says swarming moe- q u itoes capable of killing livestock is "a ver y strong probability." Gayle's autopsies on four cows and one calf showed as much as half of the seven to nine gallons of blood in the animals' bodies was missing, be said. There was no external or in· ternal hemorrhaging lo account "for the severe anemia ," Gayle said. . Tbe ahi ma ls lost large amounts of blood to the IDOi· quiloes and either died u a direct result of blood loss or later from heat or exhaustion, be concluded. "It (the blood> bad to go somewhere. We found no infec· tiou.s agents, and we found no toxic elements," Gayle said. County health officials say that ever since Hurricane Allen slammed ashore last month, swarms of mosquitoes have plagued tbe Texu cout. Perry lost about 40 cows, three bones and several calves since the first awarm bit Au1. 19, and then "we kind of loet ~t. "We've bad moaquitoea before but we've never bad a 1ie1e like this. You could Just reacb out and 1et yourself a bandfUl. It was jUlt terrible and it's sW1 bad." J .C. Mc Nell, director of Braaoria County's moequito eGO· trol office, said tbe lnHda were aalt manb moequitoea, wboee e111 can lay dormant for up to 20 yean, waitlnl for salt water. llcNeU 1aid tbe water from Allen'• bllb tidea left salt wate1' ln places that bad not been soaked alnce Hurricane Carla ra1ed acroea South Texu in lift. he aakl. As a reault, bl1.Uou of mot· quito eas batched at once. 4 MiGs Hit Tehran Airport By The A.uoda&ed Preu Iraqi MiGs raided Tehran's in· temational airport and at least a half-dozen other Iranian air in· stallations today and Iraq's state radio said three weeks of air, ground and sea hostilities had "escalated into a full-scale war." In Ankara , Turkey, a spokesman for the Iraqi Em· bassy told ~ Associated Press Iraq declared war on Iran. .Baghdad-said _its ..Y/&rplane.s. hit nine airstrips in the midday strikes and lost two of its Soviet- made MiG jets. A top Iranian military official said "several" air bases were raided, and an Iranian revolutionary auard commander claimed six MiGs attacked seven a.ir installations. A thick column of smoke rose from the Tehran airport area and the aound of ezploaiona rocked the capital, but Iranian Radio continued its ordinary programs. Reports of the airport bomb- ings came one day after Iraq and Iran each claimed heavy damage to the other in a naval and artillery battle at the bead of tbe Persian Gulf. ll was the heaviest fighting in the border conflict between the two oil giants. Iran and Iraq have been spar- r i ng along their borders ··for months, but the fighting escalated last week after Iraq cancelled a 197S treaty. The treaty ended the late Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi's sup- port of a Kurdish rebellion in northern Iraq and in return put the la.st 60 miles of the boundary between the two countries down the middle of the Shatt al-Arab waterway. In abrogating the treaty, Iraq said it was resuming sovereign· ty over the eastern half of the estuarv. which is formed by the (See MIDEAST, Page A%) •Huntington To Defend Mall Plans The Huntington Beach City Council is scheduled tonight to defend its approval of a $271,000 mall development on Main Street ln downtown Huntington Beach. Tbe mall concept bas been op- posed by the Chamber of Com· merce which claims it is only cosmetic surgery that may have to be removed when the city's local coastal program is ap- proved. The chamber's board of di.rec· ton bu voiced objectiom to the U.S. Department of Houain1 and Urban Deftlopment (HUD) and alao threatened legal action to block the mall City officiala are scheduled to respond to the chars-in the form ol a letter to HUD, which approached the mall concept. The letter state. that the mall, which includes sidewalks, curbs and autten. partin1, landacap-lnt and one-way traffic ln a three-block section of Main Street, u elilible for federal money. The letter alllo atatel that Im· provinl the dbwntown area II a key feature in the city's nei1bborbood prese~atton pro- 1ram. . It declares that the Improve- ment la ol a '°"l·term nature and la con1i1tent with draft studiea ol the city's loc91 couta1 pro1ram. raise $1.7 million annually. He reportedly opted for a scaled down camping area in or· der to preserve parking spaces for day visitors. Moorhouse said today the talks didn't close any doon on his proposal to operate the seven miles ol beaches. •'The talks were productive and more will be scheduled," be declared. War U.S. Offers New Appeal UNITED NATIONS (AP) -Appealing for re· lease or the American hostage.s, Secretar y of State Edmund S. Muskie offered today to settle all of Iran's grievances with the United States "on a basis of mutual respect and equality." Muskie called on the U.N. General Assembly to support the hostages· .prompt release and to adopt effective measures to protect diplomats eve rywh ere from terrorism. He said the United States would drop its sanc- tions agamsCTran and '"ao our part in resolving fairly the issues between us" •once the52Americans, held captive now for 324 days, are sent home. Gold Price Soars Over $700Mark LONDON <AP) -Tbe price of gold broke the $700-an-ounce barrier today for the first time in more than seven months. Silver also skyrocketed. Dealers attributed t.he rise to nervousness over the Iraq-Iran border war, which escalated to- day as Iraqi MiGs bombed seven airports in Iran, including Tehran's Mahrabad facility. The dollar. meanwhile, was mostly higher. In Zurich. gold opened at $700.50 a troy ounce at mid· morning, up from $676.50 Fri- day. and had risen to $704.50 by mid-day. . It was the first lime gold topped $700 in Europe since Feb. 11 when the metal closed at $713.50 an ounce in Zurich. London's five major bullion bouaes fued the morning gold price at $698. 7S an ounce, up $20.25 from Friday's close. But the afternoon fixing was $718. Meanwhile, gold traCled at $724 an ounce in New York, up S3S.80. Silver traded in New York at $24. 70, up$2.90. The· price surge began earlier in the day in the Far East, where gold climbed $18.01 an ounce in Hong Kong to close at $703.65. The dollar lost ground to the • British pound but made small .cains against the Japanese yen and most European currencies. Coast Weather Some night and mornin1 low clouds, otherwise sun- ny and a little warmer Tuesday. Lows tonight 52 along the coast, 60 inland. HilM Tuesday "14 to 84. INSIDE TOO'°'~ There to11a no c&eor 1*nn in IM "Greed Debate" but the onl11 agreement wo1 ROllOld ReGQOft '1 cmd John Aftd•raon'1 mutual opin6on tlaot ~ Carln 1hotdd hooc joined them. (Storie•. ""°'°'Page ... , l••e• ..... _ ........ ,,. L.M...... M ....... .... ~ Al C....-.. CH c-IC• ,.. ~,.. .......... a ........... ........ ,..., ........ cw ...._... Cl .... u.... Cl ...... ..., ............... ..... --..a ..... •t~ .... ......... y......._ .. ftNeen ..., ...._ M ......... .. . l DAILY PlLOT u. s. s.•. IRAN SAUDI . UA•IA • ·~-......... JU T BREAKING IAl11 ''""" /rom loda11'1 MJOtld and *2taonal ".w' ~lopmt!?lll -r Iran Demands U.S. Return Shah's Weal,th By TM Mlocla&ed Pren The "l>c'ilker of Iran's Parliament declared today the le111slaturt' will take a decision on the fate of the 52 U.S. ho11l•tt~ "only when demands are met by the U.S., especiall y our c1emiand for the return or the shah's wealth which was put forward by hruam Khomeini. and lhe Majlis will Insist on that." The M&Jlls speaker , llasbemi Ralunjani, added that "the Iraqi attiack against Iran is a part of U.S. plot" and that "the lnnl111\ lr1tql w111r will not be without effect on the fate of the ho11 tagea,'' who it~nl their 32'bld day in captivity today. Kllf1.1anj1U1I said he delivered 27 letters from lhe hostages' flam1lles. which he ordered to be handed to the captives, but said 30 parltamerlt11ry deputies who visited the U.S. Embassy in Te-hr an for thr~ hours today did not meet the Americans. :'Wa"ff .Un-raft Sah•~ ldfttdllftf NOR"'Ol.K, V•. (AP) -The Navy says it identified sub<>teurs who damaged 29 Navy aircraft in four incidents at Norrolk area bases during the past year. Ch1d Petty Officer Mi chael Walsh, a public affairs sPokes man for the Naval Air Force. said those identified were ,·onnected with I.lie squadrons whose planes were damaged. Walsh refused to disclose the names of the suspects, or to say how many were involved. He said charges were pending. Carter ffftld• We•• on I-state Tour SPRINGFIELD. Ill. (AP) -President Carter, heading west on a tour o~ four states he lost in 1976. attacked the Republicans• energy policy today and touted his own as "the most exciting single Wldertaking in the last part or the 20t.h century." FlGHTING RAGES BETWEEN IRAN AND IAAQ H.is goal. Carter said, was "nothing less than changing the way America produces, uses and even thinks about energy." The president toured a gasohol plant and, speaking at the Lincoln Land Community College, said the Republican energy program consists or "turning the oil companies loose" and jg. noring "our hard-won gains in solar energy, gasohol, synthetic fuels and conservation.·· Mep Ptnpolnt9 Sit• ot lncre•Md Conflict r f'ro• P,.,,e .ti DAiiy ...... ~ '9 ........ ..._ Aai ... n S0Ht11de IWDEAST BATil.E.J .. Plnne Cnula \lift,,_ ldendffed You know autumn is here when the bikinis and sun- browned bodies disappear from Orange Coast beaches and the electronically equipped treasure hunters have the sands to themselves. This treasure seeker was out early today at 23rd and Ocean Front in Newport Beach. Although he pref erred to remain anonymous, be did say that he enjoys his hobby and the exercise he gets doing it. He finds a few coins and a watch now and then, he added. union o f th e T ig ris a nd Euphrates rivers and connects Basrah, Iraq's chief port, as well as Iran's Khorra mshahr and Abadan with the Persian Ou tr. Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamerii of Iran's Supreme Defense Council, military representative of Iranian leader Ayatgllah Ruhollah Khomeini, today said : "the puppet and mercenary Ira- qi government bas started air raids against Iranian territory . . . the Iranian army will not tolerate aggression . . and shall give a bitter lesson to Iraqi President Saddam Hussein." ac· cordin& to Tehran.Radio. An Iranian r e volutionary guard commander said MiGs bombed airports at Ahvaz, Hamadan. T a briz , De iful, -Tolumbeh Sabz nea r Ahvaz. Boushehr. as well as Tehran. Another person called a Western reporter in Tehran and reported Man Sought In Newport Diamond Con Newport Beach detectives are searching for a man named "Tony" who allegedly talked a businesswoman into buying $24,000 worth of diamonds al a cut rate and then pulled a fast switcheroo. The fast·talking s us pect, police said, approached the Balboa Peninsula shop owner late last week saying he had three near-perfect diamonds he was willing to sell at a reasona- ble rate. Th e man. dressed in a coordinated tennis outfit, ac· companied the woman to a pair of Harbor Area jewelry shops to have the stones appraised. Assured by the jewelers that the diamonds were genuine, the woman forked over $4,000 in cash for the stones only to find out later that the man had handed her fake diamonds. She told police she believed the man, who transacted the deal in her s ho p, s witched diamonds on her while she was digging in her purse for the cash . Police said the alleged con artist wore dark sunglasses tbrou1bout the transaction and had what was described as a New Jersey accent. ORANGE COAST " F DAILY PILOT f~ or-. (N\t O..t~ PttOI .... ," wft1(" ,, COfflOit"lfod Int ,._._, Pr~u. 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(\ spokes man at the Mehrabad control tower said an Iranian Air Force Boe ing 707 was damaged in the attack, as was housing under...cons truction in the area. NEW LEBANON, 'N.Y. (AP) -A cargo of paint and radioactive material spilled on a highway in this eastern New York town today when a truck crashed into a bridge abutment and overturned, state police said. Troopers said two crates of r adioactive material aboard the tractor trailer were undamaged and there was no leakage of radiation in the spill on U.S. Route 20. Lillya Will Send Troo,. toSflria By Tbe ~lated Press Siberian Tigress Kills Zoo Keeper A second witness said earlier there was a fire at the Mehrabad Airpor t. c aused by c areless workers. There was no offi cial com- ment on either report. All communications were functioning sporadically with the airport, four miles west of Tehran. The statement from Baghdad accused Iran of attempting to obstruct navigation in the dis- puted Shatt el-Arab waterway by shelling Iraq and foreign vessels entering or leaving the estuary during the last two days and again today. The statement also charged that Iranian air force jets staged intense air raids on Iraqi g?'O\md forces along the common border, closed Iran's air space to civilian traffic and declared general mobilization. The statement ordered Iraqi troops to ''show mercy to those who surrender and be tough with those who choose to resist.'' Reports of the airport bomb- ings came one day after Iraq and Iran each claimed heavy damage to the other in a naval and artillery battle at the head of the Persian Gulf. It was the heaviest fighting so far in the border war between the two oiJ giants. Baghdad Radio said Iraqi forces destroyed eight Iranian gunboats Sunday in the Shatt al· Arab estuary and the Iranian naval base at Khosrowabad, 20 miles south of the Abadan oil re· finery. It admitted the loss of one Iraqi patrol boat. The Iraqi news agency said Iraqi forces attacked after Ira· nian gunboats opened ftre oo a . British cargo ship sailing toward the Iraqi port of Basrah. The agency said the bridge of the British ship was hit, but the vessel continued its journey and the Iranian gunboats were re· pulsed. The agency said Iraqi gun· boats also drove off Iranian gun. boats that approached a Kuwaiti ship and a Singapore ship sailin1 in the waterway. Meanwhile, Tehran Radio said Iranian forces sank an Iraqi vessel and drove four othen aground during the n1htine. Wave Swamps Boat; 2 Die GARIBALDI, Ore. (AP) -A 40-foot chartered fishin1 boat was knocked end over end by a wave in Tillamook Bay on the Oreeon cout, killin1 two and i.njuriq 11, authorities said. Tillamook General Hospital adminlltrator Jerry Po1ue said passeqers told blm the Naney H. WU buckine 15-foot swelll when a wave cautbt lt.a stern. Posue identifted tbe f atalltl• u Joe 'Roblmoe, se; of T\lalatm and Earl J . Sbettel. M, of Vancouver, Wasb. Libya today was report_ed planning to station troops and warplanes in Syria .as part Ol its strategy against Israel. The PLO was said to be ready to abandon its campaign to ex· terminate the Jewish state but under conditions certain to be re· jecled by Israel. No official comment was available from the Syrian capital and the reports could not be independently verified. fi'romP~AI TITAN ... first official other than military persoon~I allowed in the area. Tfte Air Force said the news media also would be permitted a "tour. Air Force crews worked in s e c recy Sunday to remove debris from the farmland where the Titan II blew out of its silo Friday. and the Defense Depart- ment again declined to say whether a nuclear warhead was involved. The Rev. Tommy Hall as- sailed lhe official silence during his sermon at the First Baptist Church, saying Damascus resi- dents have a right to know what risks they faced "because we are Americans, we are paying the bills.·· "We don't want secrets re- vealed to us. All we want is lhe truth," he said in a 20·minute sermon. Some 1,400 a rea residents were temporarily evacuated after the explosion. The blast catapulted the warhead out or the underground s ilo according to tapes of military radio transmissions monitored by the Arkansas Gazette. The New York Times today quoted military sources as confirming that an .unarmed nuclear warhead was aboard the missile. 250Compete In Huntington Surfing Meet Waves from three to six feet marked the 10th annual Hunt- ineton Beach Surfin1 Contest over the weekend. Contest diJ"ector Mike Forney said the event attracted 250 participant.a, the lareest field since the city began the two-day competition in 1170. Last year, 170 surfers competed, he said. The award for the top surfer was elven to Bud Llamas, of Huntm,t.on Beach who also won • ·tbe dJviaion for 18 to U.year: olds. The top woman surfer was Cathleen Wilaon of Runttncton Beach. Divers Find Ship's Wreek HOUGHTON, Mich CAP) - The wreck of a luxury ship that sank in 1911 apparently has been found on the bottom or La.ke Superior by divers from Jacques Cous teau's r esearc h vessel Calypso. They plan to film the Gunilda, "one or the most beautiful" ships the crew has seen under water, said crewman Christian Goues. Well·preserved because of lbe cold water. the ship was found with the masts and rigging still up on the MacGarvey Shoal near Roscoff, Ontario. The Calypso is working on a Great Lakes documentary to be released in 1981. Pot Farm Found CALIENTE. (AP> -Some 600 marijuana plants valued at $500,000 were found growing on a Caliente farm. Kern County narcotics agents reported. B EKESBOURNE, England (AP ) A tigress spared after killing her keeper last month killed again today at a privately owned zoo here and was sbot to death, a zoo spokesman said. Zeya, a rare Siberian tigress. killed zoo keeper Bob Wilson when he and two other keepers were cleaning the animal's uge, said a ~pokesman for Rowletts Zoo, SO miles southeast of London. On Aug. 21, the tigress at· tacked and killed bead tiger keeper Brian Stocks while he was cleaning the cage. . The zoo·s owne r , J ohn Aspinall, shot Zeya to death to- day after the second killing, the spokesman said. Aspinall refused to order the tigress killed after her first at· tack in August. "It was not her fault," he told reporters at the lime. "She was protecting her cub." He said Zeya was "known to be un~twort.hy" and keeper Stocks had made a "fatal mis· calculation" by entering the animal's cage while the tigress was nursing a six-week-old cub. The zoo previously operated for 22 years without a fatality. he said. The spokesman said today's killing occurred after "Zeya had been removed to the next door e.nclosure for the cleaning opera· tion. ''He r 10-week -old c ub, however, still remained in the . _, Winners in the other aee dlvl1lons are: Randy Lewis, 25 to 34, Hwt· ln1ton Beach, Scott Banuelos, 15-17. Huntlnston Beach, Bob Ander10n, 35-44, Seal Beach, Gordon Duane, over '5, SUmet Beach and Scott Farnsworth, boys division, Huntin1ton Beach. Put 11 Together for School al the Garage Stubbies our 8'l"1. rnnon/17% POlvester pnware core! pant<, .ind shl>l1<, 1n n. tvy II blue and camel Add ono ot O\J1 Ht1w.w.iri r11yon S1lk1es from Nat Nor11eet OH!:.hflfe or 0 P A um11 1 ni11ll1nat1on enclosure. During the process or cleaning out the yard, Zeya climbed an internal fence of about 11 feel separating the two enclosures. Bob saw her doing this and s h outed to other keepers. 'Jtet out• Y Wilson was caught by the an- gry tigress three feet from tbe door. "Zeya pulled him down and appeared to kill him instantly with a neck bite. The other keepers attacked her with a pitchfork but she would not re- lease her grip on Bob and she dragged tum away to the tigers' bathing pool," the spokesman said. Bandit Clubs Heist Victim An attendant at a gas station in Huntington Beach told police he was clubbed from behind by a male suspect who stole $1,m from the cash drawer Saturday night. police reported. Police said the Digas Gas Sta- tion, 7232 Edinger Ave .. was robbed at 8:30 p.m. The suspect was described as a white male, about 20, with dark hair. The suspect ned OD foot, police said. The attendant. who was knocked to the ground, suffered a bump oo his head, police said. Al S GARAGf- ~10 fASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH ( 71 4) 644 7030 c.-~~~~-J..~~~~~~~~~~~~~\ ~~~~~~~~~~~-:l~~~~~~---~~~~~~ ---)- ,_ BUSINESS I STOCKS Monday, 11 a.m. (PDT) Prit'~fl NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS Monci.y, Sep1embef 22. 1980 s DAILY PILOT &i Nol.laing to Claeer Recovery Road Full of Gloom By .JORN CUNNIFF AP...._A .... ytt NEW YORK -Here we are on the road to recovery. accordinc to the statistics, and some of the people who should be happy about it all are eloomily, sourly ~· sometimes an_artJy sayine It doesn't mean a thlng. There t. nothint to cheer about, nousing officials suy. even thou&h housing starts.. rcJSe in August for the third month in a row. "It's a disaster," growled an executive of a mortaase lending asaociaUon. Detroit seems likely to improve sales in lilht of the new, economy cars that are finally off the drawing board and into production. "No conclusions: just wait and see," said a grumpy sales executive. Factories operated at 74.5 percent of capacity last month, the first rise in 10 months, the government said. "Don't make a lot out of it; it rose only one· tenth of one percent," said another gov- ernment man. cu""'"" The stock market again has risen above 900 points on the Dow Jones industrial average. "Nothing to cheer about," a mailorder purveyor of gloom. "Based on the 1970 dollar it's only haJl that." DOF.S ANYONE HAVE confidence in the "recovery'>'' Does anyone, aside from those whose political fortunes are involved, believe it is for real? Sure, you can find some who believe, lots perhaps, but when you strip the veneer of optimism you often find them full of doubts and tensions. Even Chrysler··s Lee lacocca might be susceptible to those failings. The housfng people, for example, are depressed about rising interest r ates and low savings , a combination some to of them say is almost certain to pull the rug from under their market. The damage is already felt. MD.LIONS, OF COURSE, were happy to see the job Jess rate faU to 7 .6 percent in August from 7 .8 percent in July. But they have seen this sort of thing before; they fear the worst numbers have not yet appeared It takes time, the statisticians say, for industry to gear up and begin rehiring. And if the recession is over. why is Congress talking about e xtended jobless benefits and an anti-recession program? Those who study the level of factory operations know that the tiny improvement can be a statistical error and that even if it is not, it can be revised out of existence as new data continue to come in. YF.S, THERE ARE DOUBTS, and plenty of fuel for them. immediately after Courtenay Slater, chief Com. merce Department economist, staled that the recession probably ended in August, several economists challenged her. 'l'hst ~of thing-atways ba]>pens at turning points because, simply, economists are forever doubting themselves, their discipline and their colleagues. Whatever, throughout the width and breadth of the land, in assessing the content of casual conversations, policilal statements, consumer surveys and ubiquitous statistics, a serue of conviction is missing. GEORGE KATONA, ONE of the founders of what is called behavioral economics-wrote earlier this year that "what is necessary is that new policies catch the public imaginatioa and create an atmosphere of confidence that lhey will succeed. ·'Only then can they be seen as representing a new start, terminating the era of the 1B70s ." The suggestion that ariaes from the current lack of conviction is that the nation is simply relying oo the old, dated. weary, discredited formulas of the 1970s, when many ol tbe traditional hopes were s mashed. Actor Financial Adviser to 'Own' HOLLYWOOD (AP) -The face is familiar, but who is that guy? "People think I'm their dentist or butcher of somebody," says Richard Roat. "It's the 'Haven't l seen you somewhere before?· kind of feeling.'· They probably have. Roal played a steward in "Backstairs at the Wbile House" and governor of Hawaii in "From Here to Eternity." His loogesl·running role, however, is as fmancial adviser to fellow actors. ''I studied business management in school, but I was ·enamored ol show business," says the 47 -year-0ld Roat. "I spent a g0d8 number of years trying to be an actor and was nominally successful But you get to a point where you want something else on the side. I was doing a play here in Los Angeles about 12 years ago and I helped a couple of people with their taxes . From that grew a long list of clients." Roat's clients include Scott Baio of "Happy Days,'' David Hasselhoff ol "The Young and the Restless," Jack Colvin, the reporter in ·'The Incredible Hulk." and seve ral hundred other performers. Many are hurting finan· •on cially these days because of the recent actors' strike, be says, adding that the business is no gold mine in the best of times. "PEOPLE BEAR THAT an actor is going lo make $1,000 a day, but what they don't realize is that the iuy may work 18 or 20 days a year maximum," Roat sa,a. "It's up and down, feast or famine." Gold, Me!als Quotation8' Gold Quotation• By Tlte Auoda&ed .Prna Selected world 1old prices today: a.-...: morning futi.og $698. 75 up $24. 75. "-••:afternoon fixing $710.00 up $38.00. Parta: afternoon fixing te91.9'l, ~ $20.41. Pr.....,..: fWna $'700.52, up $24.49. •. 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John Mcllllu11ay ti) HEEHAW Guests Meile Haggard, Leona Wllhams, Tennessee MOOn$h1ne Cloggers ~SPECIAL "To Say t Am" A tocus on lhe latest 1echnotogy allowing children and adults who are speechless due 10 sev11<e phystcal h3nd1caps 10 c;om""'lntcale and 1ece<ve a quality edu· cation IS ptesented @) DON CORYELL 9·30 6 Wt<RP IN CINCINNATI John"y Feve1 wons a broadcasting award lhat sets oll a rouna of Jealous squabbhng among his tel· low wor~ers (R) fii) JAMES MICHENER'$ WORLD • Spo1ts In Ame11ca The Black Alhlete' Interviews w1lh Muhammad Alo Arlnur Ashe. 0 J Simpson and other noted athleles TUBE TOPPERS ABC 8 6:00 -Monday Night Foot· ball. The high-Oyin g Philadelphia Eagles tackle the New York Giants ln an NFC East matchup. CB.5 9 8:00 SPEX: The Empire Strikes Back. How the special effects for those ''Star Wars'' movies were created is the s ubject of this documentary (photo at · 1e ft ). thll E1lc IS 100 olO 91\d cuma UC> wt1h a MW pert- '* I :::,. .• HEllaa Hogan ~-an oftieafa' club IOf StlllllQ 13 • IT TAKES A THIU •• CA,TIOHEO AIC NEWS 9 A8CNEWS 11:&0 9 IAONSIOE tronella 1nva1t1Q1la1 11141 fOb~y Of • Cotally pro- lt!Clad bank vault -Ml>NGKT- 12·00 9 TWILIGHT ZONE 8 AICN!WS KTLA e 8:00 "W. C. Fields and Me ... -ROO S"teage r portrays the-famoo~-1--+ booze.guzzling comic with Vttle ric Per ID MISSION. IMPOS818LE ftw ll\/IJ mual 11eno11"'" o "'0""''4''V e11d tti'KNt 8 t a1d1n1I rine as his longtime love in this movie drama. Ott1t1J• <.,01don Ou1>1lt1I (NO II Oe~te• (_,Ofdnu teuo. 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Ilea T ancty Fi.to Mar Mia! ~ -gn a'. unique mllicary figure dut· Ing his WOfld Wat II Altl· cen c.amp1119n ( t 1'11 • SO min.) 2:30 . ~ Tewsday•s Da11• l•r Movir• 11:00 • • • "The Man F1om Ulah" ( 19341 John Wayrni, Gabby Hayt.s A tough lawman nabs a geng of ov1111wa who '' using a H>0110 es 115 base of opere. lions ( 1 hr) -AFTERNOON- 12 00 0 • • ' Ae1urn 0 1 Tl>e 10,011 ( 19521 Dale Ro~11son Joennu O<u A 1 B11Chef struggles to hang "" 10 h•& land and home ( I hr 30 min I • • * • Gr--. Oolphm !;H~I f Part II I 1947) l Aflll I urne< Donna Reed A qt1M1e g111 ar•d he< ltcl!te ~"'"' •nve '"° s.rne men llhr !.Omln) Q) • • • • Gigo1 t t962) Jat~ 10 r~1ea\On Kalheflne 1<a111 lhe poo1 mule 1en1· 1()1 ul a tun down Pa11s rt.tOrmny hW'l1' otters lo 'h"ll'J' & "'''man and he1 rjijU(j11IO! 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Or Wasco on a new rab1us vacctne hlgh,!!_ght 1h1s,~eK:--:P~lo';;;1r:;;a:-t10-;:;nr--i-tli...,,.F~;:;;..1.r~I. o( lhe chang ng 10 e o Q) KCOP TV ll1d ' Lu•, Angc1 .. .., tll) KCET TV 1PBSt Lo~ A.nqPIP'> black pa111c1pa11on 1n ~lt'j~~~iii==::=;;~~~;i m KOCE rv 1PB::.1 Hunlonqtmi B~atli Ame11lan s,ports (RI m JAZZ AT THE MAINTENANCE SHOP De's Got Soap in Morning, White Way at Night By J ERRY BUCK LOS ANGELES CAP > John Gabriel says there is a kinstup between soap opera and the the ater that doesn 't e xis t anywhere else on television. Man y daytime seri als are pro duced on Broadway's doorstep in New York, and many actors work the soaps in the sunlight and the boards by moonlight. In addition, the ser ials have created a whole new breed of " matinee idol GA8111EL "Ryan's Hope." who h as e normou s d r a win g power in re. g i o n a I theater One s uch i s Gabriel, the ta II and dark· ly h andsome star of ABC's "I j ust fin cs hed a tour of 'Brigadoon,· "said Gabriel, who was on a visit here. "l'd do eight shows a week of ·Brigadoon' in Ohio, then fly back to New York to tape an episode of ·Ryan 's Hope.' Then fly back to Ohio. Fortunately. they'd cut my ap- pearances in the soap, but I've neve r been so tired in my Life. "I 'd done 'Appla u se ' on Broadway before 'Ryan's Hope,' but I'd forgotten how much energy is expended in a stage show.·· Gabriel s aid he quic kly learned that daytime stars have enormous drawing power -and that it's a different audience than the one attracted by movie or nighttime stars. "You're dealing with people as much as five days a week," he said. "You get a connection you don't get with any other medium." Gabriel is one or the soaps' favorite matinee idols . Before his role as Or. Seneca Beaulac in ''Ryan's Hope." he was in "General Hospital"· and "Love of Life." He also is extremely successful elsewhere. He's just recorded a new album. for which he wrote some of the lyrics One song is "San· dy. · · for his actress· wife, who re· cently left the cast of "All My Children." He has a role with Jill Clayburgh in the movie "It's My Tum," and was supposed to play Lauren Bacall's suitor in "The Fan." Miss Bacall became sick, and the picture was de· lay.ed. forcing Gabriel to bow out. It was also hls work on soaps and his recognition of the stars' popularity that led him into another area. He created, and is the host of, "Daytime Star," a syndicated talk and variety show. Gabriel, who has to be written out of "Ryan's Hope" to take on othe r projects, said , "Soap opera is very hard work. You «lo a half-hour every day. You get the script, block it, break for lunch, run it through, compare notes. run it through again, com· pare notes, then tape it. ''Out of t hat you get re· markably good work from the actors. I've seen people come in a n d b ecome gre at actors be cause they work . work , wor k." Gabriel's character, Beaulac, is the half.Indian, half·French· 'Gerty Stein' on 50 SHE'S 'GERTY' Actreaa Pet Bond AHTAICTtO u"dlf 111e<1 .. ,.. ecco_,.,.o "•rent Of Aov11 °"•rdtl "' He r writing was called monumen· tal and her genius. wit and indepen· dence enriched the lives of many. "Gerty, Gerty. Gerty Stein is Back, Back, Back" offers a unique look at the fasciOating and controversial Gertrude Stein when it airs Tuesday at 10:30 p.m. on KOCE, Channel SO. The one.woman special features Pajr'tiond as Ms. Stein in a light· h6rted recreation of the life and times of the popular author and salon hostess who delighted many of this century's great artistic figures. Stein's intellect and eccentricity made her numerous friends, includ- ing Pablo Picasso, Ernest Hem· • ingway and F . Scott Fitzgerald. "Gerty Stein Is Back" presents both humorous and poignant stories about these famous people, as well as -An r-O'T .... THE STUNT MAN (A) tt!tl-t:•M:tl 1-.11.tl ~..._ Stein's reclusive campanion, Alice B. Tok las. "Gerty, Gerty. Gerty Stein is Back, Back, Back" is a production of the Ma ryland Cen ter for P ublic Broadcasting, and was taped in front of a live audience at John Hopkins University. Lemmon, Be08oo Star in 'Tribute' HOLLYWOOD (AP) -Jack Lem· mon. Robby Benson and Lee Remick star in "Tribute," the movie adapta· lion of Bernard Slade's hit play. Th e f i lm , whic h opens at Christmas, completed photography in New York and Toronto. NOW PlAYINC NO NUKES (PG) u ........ ,. --·-ta IT._ ...... _.llKtP\AU URBAN COWBOY (PG) 11:••:•"1 .. BAUaAKEA (A) ... ~. , SIMI AM ~7444 Ol1119t .,._1770 lrN ~29·!1339 --· W1•1• CW Mat ........ ......... 9-11 14t-o>ll O.lft(le ll34·2$~ Wtsllllll\sltl H1·3193 --· .... ""' --· 11111 11• Ill-v..,. 1»8990 IMN ~1 °'5~ . ................. ___ " ------ I Canadian chief or ne urosurgery at Riverside Hospital in New York. "We're one of the few soap operas that's set m a real city, .. he said. "Most shows are set in cities like Midville or Somerset. I find having a real locate sets the tone for the show It grounds everything in a certain reality. You 're in Manhattan." Gabriel was born in Niagara Falls. N.Y., but was raised in California. He starred in a number of films for 20th Cen· tury-Fox, and for "El Dorado" he not only starred with John Wayne. but ~Tole the lyrics for t he title song composed by Nelson Riddle. He did guest star roles on television. and was sportscaster Andy Rivers on "The Mary Ty ler Moore Show." He first moved to New York 13 years ago for the Broadway s how "Happy Time." After one Saturday night performance, he flew back to Los Angeles to marry Sandy. then returned im· mediately to New York. He was the televis ion in· lerviewer on "Just Tell Me What You Want" and in "Perfect Cir· cle" with Jill Clayburgh. Gabriel said he doesn't find being on a soap restrictive, as some actors have maintained. "It depends on who's running the show," he said. "On our show, all the actors are happy because they're allowed to do other things. I want to use all the talent I have. It's such a stop- and-start thing. When you 're hot there aren't enough hours in lhe day, and when you 're cold you feet really wasted" Stop by Southwest Bank. Laguna Beach. anytime between September 15th and 30th. Open a checking or savings account, minimum deposit $500. and receive a cuddly toy seal:_ courtesy of Southwest Bank. Toy seals are 1ust one of the great deals Southwest Baqk has for you. 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The Ora.nae County Hu1mJ of Supervllon will rons1der a f•r reachln1 r"port Tuuday 1n which otricials of two count)' aaencia are recommendmat u lion that would require -lnatallatlon ol i1moke dete~ tors within the next Sl'Yt'ritl months ln ~di rondom101um. 1tnd apartment units lo unm~orpor•t - t-d art>u.." lnstallo11llon nr '!m11k1' df'lt•(' to~ tn ;ill s mglf' famtl) dt·I arh1•1t Jwt•lltnit~ thnl d<l nut 11lrt-1uly huve the t.lt•\ K't'll upon 1 .. 1t· tlf thl• h OU!><.'' tone-. 11-.ner' The rt'c-ommf'nda11un:. oin· <>ont aln\"Ci m u rf'port vrt-v<ttt-.f b) the Orun~l' <'ounl> f'1rt' Dt•purtmeot and lht' t-:nv jron rnt'nlaJ Manajeem enl Agenc> l!nder l"t'qulrt•ment:s now m t'f r.·1·1 111t1t.Jl,al1on of i.mokt' detec· 1111 ~ ,.., rl'quircd only in new ... 1111~le h1m1ly ct •tuchcd homes. \ nllt>r till' Jgc>ndes ' 11to1>0Sal thl' n1·w requirements would h•'l't>nl•' 1·ffl·ct1vc-ut the ttme the ho.i rel ai·t~ 1111 <tdophon of the IU79 Un1fo1 rn Au11dl11g Codt!. One 1·u unt) offu:ial said t he board will l·ons1dt!r adoption of the t•ude 111 Novcnibt!r ur December. I he c'Ode woulti set construe- lion standards that would apply to all projects In the unin- corporated county territory. Following the board's action, owners of apartments and con- dominiums would have six months to install detectors. The fire department is propos- ing random inspections of mulU- unit developments to determine compliance and "issue violation notices if necessary." according to the report. To monitor which single rantl· ly detached houses would re· quire installation of s moke de· tectors, officials are proposing that the county s ubscribe to a real estate service that list~ changes in property ownership. ··Form letters will be sent to new owners advising them or the retroactive detection require- ments," according to the rep0rt. Iraq, Full-scale Iran • ID Titanltlulaap Convoy Moves ~ Nuke Warhead DAMASCUS, Ark. (APl -A convoy of eight.military vehicles led by a security van left a Titan II missile site today. apparently transporting a nuclear warhead inside a canister labeled "Do Not Drop~" The convoy. escorted by l wo helicopters. arrived about l"" hours later at Little .Rock Air --_,,,·o"'rce Base in Jacksonville, Ark. _BWJing Urged/or Safety A group of parents. concerned about the safety or their children, are expected to ask the Irvine school trustees tonight to bus the youngsters to Venado Middle School. Currently the students, most of whom live in the cit y's College Park and Colony hous- ine developments, are forced to walk a dangerous path lo the school, their parents say. School district administrator Gene Hartline said the parents are concerned because their children now have to cross busy CulveF Drive, pass a Sante Fe railroad c rossing and walk around a desolate area of the city. The average walk lo school is 1.8 miles. Hartline said busing isn't of- fered to the children because of a district policy that prohibits busing students in grades seven through 12 unless their average distance to school is more than two and a half miles. "Provision of home·to-school transportation in the morning and afternoon for students in the Colony and College Park area would cost $100,000 for the school year," Hartline said. He said the $100,000 would pay for three bwJe5 that could handle about 170 students. Hartline is recommending to the school trustees that they re- ject the reques t for additional buses. He said today that if the trustees relax their busing criteria in this case, people in other areas of the city would de- mand it. U this takes place, he said, it could end up costing a lot more than $100,000. Also on tonight's school trustees agenda are the follow- ing items: -A planning report on the progress of school construction in the district. -A report on the allocation or. scbool athletic fields. A minor dispute bu arisen between soc- cer leques and school football teams over use of the fields. FAIL ARRIJ/ES I ON WARM DAY •1 'Ille Aueclaa.t Pnu Fall arrives today at 2:08 p.m. PDT. Tbe official changeover from aummer to fall comes at the mo- ment ol ·the autWDDal equinox when the sun is directly over tbe equator and, theoretically, day and n1lbt a.re equal in lenltb. The Air Force continued to maintain tight security over the operation. refusing to ·conhrm the widely held belief that a warhead was blown hundreds of reel into the air from the silo in a fuel explosion Friday. The blast. occurring when a wrench was dropped in the silo, killed a se1'.g~l and injured 21.men. Despite the secrecy, an Air Force colonel directing the con· • voy smiled and gave a thumbs- up s ign to an AP reporter who asked , "Is that what you wouldn't confirm or deny?" The convoy was led by an Air Force pickup truck and a securi- ty van with flashing blue lights. Stale police patrol cars escort- ed the convoy. and two helicop- ters fl ew ahead to report traffic conditions on U.S. 65 and In- terstate 40. At one point, the con- voy was ordered to s low from 55 mph to about 40 mph. Me mbers of the convoy could be heard on radio monitors ask- ing for "security check." There was a flurry of activity at the site shortly before the con- voy left at 5:30 a.m . PDT. Slate police cruisers and patrol cars from the Van Buren County sheriff's office gathered outside the gale and an Air F orce helicopter arrived a short time later. As television cre ws and re· porters across U.S. 65 from the gate prepared for the exit by the convoy, the helicopter took off and headed in the direction of Little Rock Air Force Base. The tractor-t r aile r truck believed to have been carrying the warhead was loaded with two large canisters anchored to the trailer. One of the c.anisters (See TITAN, Page AZ) • Dezltl -•Um -IRAQ IRAN .SAUDI ARABIA 0 PAKISTAN A~ ........ Mi.Gs Hit Tehran Airport By The Associated Press Iraqi MiGs raided Tehran's m - lernational airport and at least a half-dozen other Iranian air in· stallations today and Iraq's state radio said three weeks or air, ground and sea hostilities had "escalated into a fYll:.s..c..ale..w " In Ankara , Turkey , a spokesman for the Iraqi Embassy told The Associated Press Iraq declared war on Iran. Bagbdad--aaid it£ warplanet>--hit nine airstrips in the midday strikes and lost two of its Soviet- made MiG jets. A top Iranian military official said "several" air bases were raided, and an ira- nian revolutionary guard com- IRAN AIRFIELDS BO.a> BY IRAQI JETS INDICATED Hoellfftlee Eec1l.eed to Ful Scele W•r mander claimed six MiGs al· tacked seven air installations. . A thick column of smoke rose Killer Mosquit,oes Attack Texas Coia • from the Tehran Airport area and the sound of explosions rocked the capital. Tehran radio broad4!d a blackout order from the military command to guard againat night air raids. All Air Iran flights were canceled until further notice and internal flights were diverted to Isfahan, the radio said. BRAZORIA. Texas (AP) - Thick swarms of mosquitoes at- la c k ed a herd of cattle on S t e phen Pe rry 's farm and sucked the life blood from bis animals, "just Uke the Bible, you know, with the locusts and all.·· "It's the worst thing that ever happened lo this c.oastal coun- try ,·· Perry said. ''They came in about 4 one evening and the cat- tle were dead the next morn- ing." There are some disbelievers in this town of 1,800 about 45 miles s o u t h of H o u s ton , but veterinarian L.G. Gayle at Tex- as A&M 's Medical Diagnostic Laboratory says swarming mos· AP ....... quitoes capable of killing livestock is "a very strong probability." Gayle's autopsies on four cows and one calf showed as much as half of the seven to nine gallons of blood in the animals· bodies was missing, he said. There was no external or in- ternal hemorrhaging to account "for the severe anemia," Gayle said. The a nimals Jost large amounts of blood to the mos- quitoes and either died as a direct result of blood loss or later from beat or exhaustion. he concluded. "It (the blood> bad to go somewhere. We found no infec- tious agents, and we found no toxic elements," Gayle said. County health officials say that ever since Hurricane Allen slammed ashore last month, swarms of mosquitoes have plagued the Texas coast . Perry lost about 40 COWS, three horses and several calves since the first swarm bit Aug. 19, and then "we kind or lost count. "We've had mosquitoes before but we've never bad a siege like this. You could just reach out and gel yourself a handful. It was just terrible and it's still bad." J .C . McNeil, director of Brazoria County's mosquito con- trol office, said the insects were salt marsh mosquitoes, whose eggs can Jay dormant for up to 20 years, waiting for salt water. Woman Hurt In Accident Iran and Iraq have been spar· ·ring along their borders for months, but the fighting escalated last week after Iraq cancelled a 1975 treaty. The treaty ended the late Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi's support of a Kurdish re- bellion in northern Iraq and in re- turn put the last 60 miles of the boundary between the two coun- tries down the middle or the Shatt al-Ar ab waterway. In abrogating the treaty. Iraq said it was resuming sovereignty over the eastern half of the estuary, which is formed by the union of the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers and connects Basrah. Iraq's chief port, as well as Iran's Khorramshahr and Abadan with the Persian Gulf. <See MIDEAST, Page A2 ) Town Center Commercial Decision Due A long-awaited plan by the lr~ne Company to develop the Unive r sity Town Center commercial project across Campus Drive from UC Irvine will come before the Irvine City Council Tuesday night. The company is requesting the council amend the zoning on 55 acres of land across from UCI lo allow the following commercial uses. -R etail and se rvice businesses. _:Administrative and professional offices. -Institutional and financial facilities. Id L ff" II -C i v i c , c u It u r a l a n d A 25-year-o aguna 1 s com mercial -r ec r eational woman was bospitallaed in fair facilities. condition this morning after her l l i .. t k -Apartment buildings and sma P caup rue was clustered res i den"tial broadsided and overturned tn a lu-i in I i ll deve,lapment. two-car co ua on rv ne, po ce -Restaurants with alcoholic said Oranee County Paramedics bever~. had to use crowbars to free -'lbeat.ers, parttlng lots and Theresa Lamberson, 25, from outdoor vendors. the wreckage ~ Jamboree Road. -A motel and service station. and the San Diego Freeway, • Additionally, the company after tbe colllllon of ber truck wants to be able to build with a car driven by 1.Jepia v. governmen~al facilltles, bars Antonio, 51, of 1172 Newport and ni1btclubs, educational Blvd., Costa Mesa. He wasn't in· cla11rooms and outdoor storage jured. subject to the filin1 of a Tb• days will keep aetttng aborter unW the wtnter aolstice la Dffember. NUCUAR WARHEAD DCORTID IY HEAVY RCURITY CM..._, W•mlng Ubel: 'Do Nol Drop' Officers said tbe accident took conditional use permit with the place u 111. Lambenoa wu Irvine Planning Com.minion. tW'Dina left off tbe freeway to IO The University Town Center south on Jamboree Road ud development was oriainally Antonio wu proceecl1D1 north· planned to be built several ~ears bound on the Hme 1treet. a I o · • '* --- Officials are recommending that no action be taken on a re- quirement .for residential fire sprinkle r system s pending further study A recommenda- tion would not be made until next July, according to the re- port. . The board wil( consider the re- port at 9:30 a.m. in its bearing room at the county Hall of Ad- ministration in Santa Ana. War V.S. Offers New Appeal U NITED NATIONS (AP) Appealing for re- lease of the American hostages, Secr e tary o f State Edmund S. Muskie offered today to settle au or Iran's grievances with the United States "on a basis or mutual respect and equality." Mus kie call ed on the U.N. General Assembly to s uppo rt the hostages· prompt release and to adopt errecti ve measures to pr o t ec t d i pl o mats eve rywh e r e from terrorism. lie. saVt lhe United States would drop its sanc- tions against Iran and "do our part in resolving fairly the issues between us" once the 52 Americans. held capttve now for 324 days, are sent home. Gold Price Soars Over $700 Mark LONDON CAP) -The price of gold broke the $700-a n-ounce barrier today for the first time in more than seven months. Silver also skyrocketed. Dealers attributed the rise to nervousness over the Iraq-Iran border war. which escalated to- day as Iraqi MiGs bom~ seven airports in Ira n , including Tehran's Mahrabad facility. In Zurich. gold opened at $700.50 a troy ounce at mid- morning, up from $676.50 Fri- day, and had risen to $704.50 by mid-day. It was the first lime gold topped S700 in Europe since Feb. 11 when the metal closed at $713.50 an ounce in Zurich .. London 's five major bullion houses fixed the morning gold price at $698. 75 an ounce, up $20.25 from Friday's close. But the afternoon fixing was $718. Meanwhile, gold traded at $724 an ounce in New York, up S35.80, before falling back. Silver traded in New York at S24.70.up$2.90. The price surge began earlier in the day in the Far East, where gold climbed $18.01 an ounce in Hong Kong to close at $703.65. The dollar lost ground to the British pound but made small JCains against lhe Japanese yen and most European currencies. Coast ~ Weather Some night and morning low clouds, otherwise sun- ny and a little warmer Tuesday. Lows tonight 52 along the coast, 60 inland. Highs Tuesday.74 to 8'. INSIDE TODA t' There um no cl.ear winnn- in tM "Great ~bale" but the only agreement wa1 Ronald R.eaf1an'1 and John Anderton'• mutual opinion that Pnlidnt Carter should have joined tMm. 1 Stories, photo• Page .44) ...... Al Y-llinlw At ...-..c..,. a L.M,-.,. M A89 ~ a ...... IM4 ........ ...., c;......,.. Al .............. .... c......... a•~--.. a =.:-:: :=:-...-. ·~ ...._.._ .. Cl T-W. .. ......... ... ,......_ ... , • ....... 1-• ... , .. 99w .... .._... Cl~ ._......_ M ... AILY PILOT STAR INDICATES SITE~ CONn ... ENCE CfNTrA UnfvenJly Club to .. OM of Aret Oecupent. VCI Meet Cemer Site .. Ceremony Set The silt~ for the planned 10 .000·square foc1l L'n1ver s1ty Conference Center at UC Irvine will be o rftriall y deda rat ed Wednesday The $1.2 million cost or construction will be funded through a $600,000 grant by the Ahmanson Founda t ion and matching fwtds raised through private donations, according to a UCI press release. Meetings, confer ences and seminars will be held in the facility, said UCI Chancellor Daniel G. Aldrich Jr. The center will be located at the southwest edge of Campus Pd rk bet ween the Computer S<·•t"11ce and J>hysa·al Sciences but I dings "The <·enter ~ 111 be a catalyst for lh~ creative activities of UCI f<u'ully and staff. community g r o up s a nd th e many oq~anizat 1ons arriliated under the tree or the university. all n o w wi thout a pla rc lo assemble." Aldrich said. T h e U ni ve r s ity C lub , eomposed of UCI faculty. staff and community members, will be one of the first occupants of the new building. The club oow operates out of two trailers on campus. Fro• PftflP . \I lWDEAST BATILE. • • Iran broadcast a claim that its forces sank four Iraqi missile boats and a number or enemy aiTcraft Baghdad Radio said Iranian artillery shelled four fo reign .... ra~ . .i-1- TITAN ... was blue. The other was silver a nd green. Both were labeled "Do 'Nol Drop.•· . Secretary of Defense Harold Brown said Sunday that he or· dered an Air Force investigation of the nation's 18 Titan If missile installations with an eye toward safety improvements. Gov. Bill Clinton was touring the missile silo site today. the first official other than military personnel aJlowed in the area. The Air For ce said the news media also would be permitted a tour. Air Force crews worked in secr ecy Sunday t o remove debris from the farmland wllere the Titan II blew out of its silo Friday, and the Defense Depart· ment again declined to say whether a nuclear warhead was involved. Tbe Rev. Tommy Hall as- sailed the offi cial silence during his sermon at the First Baptist Church, saying Damascus resi· dents have a right lo know what risks they faced "because we are Americans. we are paying the bills." "We don't want secrets re- vealed to us. All we want is the truth." he said in a 20·minute sermon. Some 1.400 area residents were temporarily evacuated a fter the exp!osion. The blas t catapulted the warhead out of the undergrowid silo. according to tapes of military radio trans m issions monitored by the Arkansas Gazette. The New York Tim'es today quoted military sources as confirming that an unarmed nuclear warhead was aboard the missile. OAANGE COAST DAILY PILOT fftt Or.,. (O.\t 0•1lf' PHot *•th •hit ft '"' tom1>11Wd tr. N•W\ Prn' ,, ~•\N'd by ,,... O'•"Qf (O.\I Put>f1\.h•t'Q Com~"• ,,...,,.,., .. @OlflOf'\\ •'~ OUDll\"'"9 Moncl•Y 1h'OU9h FttOlt'f for CO\t• INW, Nfl•Port lltoM ~ f"tunhf'\QtOf\ I••<" Fownt•11\ V•tlf'y ln"n~ L•OV"• l ••t" ~"' {o.t\I • \.!"'01• '•O;Of"•I rd1'hon ,, owbl1\ntd \.ltvt«Nv\ •nd Svncl•'' '"• ~•rt<•D•I PwDl1\.t11nQ 04.,..1 1\ fl )JO W"t 8•• SllHT PO 80• IS.0 (•U• Nww. (•hfOf'I\•• •1•1• lttWrt ...... Pt•\iOt"ftl And Pubh\l'W-' "'•"'·'·"·" Ed••o• °'"'1nM l-A\~\ttit'll ~11\Q fOHOt Office• CMt.t..._,w >JO W•\f8A'l.S.rHI l~ tkMft 101) No (IN•~ t4141f'•~h Hunllf'IOIMI S.•tf'\ 111/j Q..,tt<ft 8oul•w•td ~,,~ :::.. 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An lr~qi army communique to- day said ground·lo-ground Iraqi missile barrages scored direet hits at Iran's main military sup- ply bases while the air attacks were under way. It said an Iraqi jet crashed in Iran and its two pilots bailed out. It said Iran would be held res ponsible for their safety. An Iranian broadcast claimed Ira:" s heUed Iraqi border targets, which suffered heavy casualties and damage. Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khameni of l ran 's Supreme Defense Council. military representative of Iranian leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini. today said: "the puppet and mercenary Ira- qi government has started air raids against Iranian territory . . . the Iranian army will not toler ate aggression ... and shall give a bitter lesson to Iraqi President Saddam Hussein," ac· cording to Tehran Radio. An Iranian revolutionary guard commander said MiGs bombed ai rports at Ahvaz, Hamadan . Tabriz, Dezful, Tolumbeh Sabi near Ahvar.. Boushehr. as well as Tehran. Another person calJed a Western r eporter in Tehran and reported the airports in Tabriz. Ah vu and Boushehr were bombed concur- rently. An earlier report from a wit· ness said an Iranian Phantom jet fighte r bombed Mehrabad Airport and was shot down by other Iranian fighter planes. Re quoted a friend at the airport as saying "many have been killed." There was no im· mediate explanation or how t.be Iranian Phantom jet could have been involved. A spokesman at the Mebrabad control tower said an Iranian Air Force Boeing 707 was damaged in the attack, u was housing under construction in the area. A second witness said earlier there was a fire at the Mebrabad Airport. caused by careless work en. There was no official com· ment on either report. All communications were functionln1 sporadically witb the airport, four miles west of Tebran. The statement from Balhdad accuted Iran of attemptlnc to obatrud naviaaUon ln the diJ. puled Sbatt el·Arab waterway by 1bellia1 Iraq and foreian ve11ela enteri.Q1 or leavinc the eltuary d\ll'iq the Jut two days and .,.m today. f JUS,T B~EAKINC I.Al• •tern.1 /rom lodo11'1 ~&d and ..aho,.ol uwa developmpirJ Iran Demands V.S. Retwn Shah's WetUth By Tlae A~laa.d Pr~11 The isswalter of Iran's Parliament declared today the lt'1i1111haturt' will hike a decision on the tate of tt-c 52 U.S ho111ugt'S "only when demands are met by the U.S., especially uur dem11tnd tor th~ return of the shah's wealth which was put forward by Imam Khomeini. and the Majlb will insist on that." The Majl111 11peall:er. lfashemi Rarsanjani. added that "the lraql attack •aainst Iran Is a p1u'\ or U.S. plot" and that "the lran~an fr11q1 war will not btl without errect on the fate or the ho11tal(t'.ll," who l'il>ent their 322nd day In captivity today tuh.anj1uu ~aid he delivered rr letters from the h06tages' fumalit.\'i, wh k h he ordered to ~ handed to the captives. but said JO varluanwntary deputies who visited the U.S. Embassy in 'fchrun for thrt:t• hours today did not meet the Americans. N•..-8 Ur.-ralf SafJ••t....,, IWttflfiftf NC>Hl"OLK. V;1 (AP) The Navy says it identified baboteur.. who cf;unaged 29 Navy aircraft in four incidents al Norfolk area hases during the past year. Chier l'etty Orri cer Miehael Wa ls h. a public affairs spokesm&n for the Naval Air Force. said those identified were connected with the squadrons whose planes were damaged. Walsh refused to disclose the nam~es or the suspects, or to say how many were mvolved. He said charges were pending ('arf...-11.-ad• We•f on '-•late T"ur SPRINGFIELD. Ill (AP) -President Carter, heading west on a Lour or four s tates he loot in 1976, attacked the Republicans· energy policy today and touted his own as "the most exciting single_ wtdertaking in the last part or the 20th century " Has goal. Carter said. was "nothing less than changing the way America produces, uses and even thinks about energy." . The president toured a gasohol plant and, speaking at the Lincoln Land Community College, said the Re publican energy program consists of ''turning the oil companies loose" and ig noring "our hard-won gains in solar energy, gasohol. synthetic fuels and conservation." Plffnr Cnuh \.'ic"fi,.. l...,.dfif."ff RIVERSIDE <AP) T"o men killed an the unexplained cr ash of a single-engine plane south of here were identified to· day. authorities said. Pilot William Richmond, 41 , of Garden Grove and 19-year old Gregory Clark of El Monte were pronounced dead at the scene or Sunday's crash. The cause of the crash was under in- vestigation. Feder al Aviation Administration offt c1als 5aid RadifHtc•f h·r .tfa1 .-rial .'tpillf"d NEW LEBANON, N. Y. (AP) A cargo of paint and radioactive material s pilled on a highway in this eastern New York town today when a truck crashed into a bndge abutment and overtlirned, state police said. Troopers said two crates of radioactive mater ial aboard the tractor trailer were undamaged and tnere was no leakage of radiation in the spill on U.S. Route 20. l .. ibya Will .4tc~nd Troo,,,. fo Syria By Tbe A~i•ted Press -Libya today-was reported planning to station troops-and warplanes in Syria as part of its strategy against Israel The PLO. was said to. be ready to abandon its campaign to ex· terminate the Jewish state but under conditions certain to be r._ jected by Israel. No official comment was available from the Syrian capital and the reports could not be independently verified · Balboa Woman Pays $1.,000 for 'Fakes' Newport Beach detectives are searching for a man named "Tony" who allegedly talked a bus inesswoman into buying $24,000 worth of diamonds at a cut rate and then pulled a fast switcheroo. The fast -talking s us pect . police said, approached the Balboa Peninsula shop owner late last week saying he had three near·perfect diamonds he was willing to sell at a reasona· ble rate. The m an. dress ed in a Carter Talks -. At Torrance . TORRANCE CAP) -On his first campaign trip to California, President Carte r was to be grilled today on a variety of topics by questioners who were among 1,000 citizens at a "town hall" meeting in a high school gym. The tic ke t ho lde rs we r e chosen from among 5,000 appli· cants who had sent in coupons c lippe d rrom two local newspapers the wee kend of ~pl. 13-14. At a ceremony last week. the 1,000 winners were drawn from a chicken wire bar· rel in the Torrance City Council chambers. Carter was scheduled to speak to a state AFL-CIO convention in Los Angeles later today and to attend a Democratic National Committee fund·raising recep· lion in Beverly Hills before fly· ing to San Jose for more cam- paigning Tuesday. Board Eyes Tuition Hike coordinated tennis outfit, ac companied the woman to a pair or Harbor Area jewelry shops to have the stones appraised. Assured by the jewelers that the diamonds were genuine. the woman forked over $4,000 in cash for the stones only to find out later that the man ha d handed her fake diamonds. She told police she believed the man, who transacted the deal in h er s hop, s witched diamonds on her whi le she was digging in her purse for the cash. Police said the alleged con artist wor e dark sunglasses throughout the transaction and had what was described as a New Jersey accent. The fake stones the woman was left with were estimated to be worth $350, police said. ' .. • AuttDRn Solitude You know autumn is here when the bikinis and sun· browned bodies disappear from Orange Coast beaches and the electronically equipped treasure hunters have the sands to themselves. This treasure seeker was out early today at 23rd and Ocean Front in Newport Beach. Although he preferred to remain anonymous, he did say that he enjoys his hobby and the exercise he gets doing it. He finds a fe w coins and a watch now and then, be added. Patrols Increased At Irvine Schools Poli ce patrols will be in· creased in s.chool zones to pre· ve nt accidents invol vin g youngsters on their way to or from school. accorcling to Irvine police Capt. Jerry Bowd. . Last week three youths were injured on their way to school in a collision between a mo-ped and a bicycle. "Officers say there is an wi- usually high rate or unsafe driv· i ng habits by yo uthfu l bicyclists;" Boyd said . "Dozens of right-of.way and stop sign violations have been noted. a long with childre n riding bicycles directly into the path of motor vehicles along v a n ous streets adjacent to schools. "In response to the obviously White Gets School Post Irvine Unified School District Su'perintendent Stan Corey has announced that Clay White has been appointed principal or Greentree Elementary School. White formerly was a prin· cipal in the Santa Ana Unified School District since 1971. He has served on the board of directors of the Orange County Legal Aid Society a nd the Orange Cowtty Mental Health Association. dangerous situation . . the police department has s tepped up its enforcement and educa- tion efforts in this area." He said school principals have bee n asked to discuss traffic safety with students. "This effort is projected to continue for the next few weeks and is res ulting in an in· creased number of bicycle stops.." The teen-agers involved in the accident between a mo-ped and a bicycle were Christina DeWitt Meeker, 17. Mary E lizabeth Meeker. 15. (both riding the mo- ped ) and Linda Ell e n Greenwald. The Meeker sisters were on their way to Irvine High School and Miss Greenwald was head- ing for Woodbridge High when the accident occ urred last Thursday. Benefit Race Set In Irvine Saturday A 10.kilometer run to benefit Children's Hospital of Orange County will be held Saturday in Irvine. Check-in time will be at 7 a.m. in Mason Regional Park at the com er of Culver and University drives. The race will start at 8 a.m. For more information call 997-3000. Saddleback College trustees will receive a recommendation tonight to increase non-resident student tuition by $14 to $65 per unit, in keeping with a new state law. The trustees meet at 7: 30 p. m. in room 105 of the school library. Assembly Bill 2825 requires community colleaea to adjust tuition uaina the national con· sumer price index as a 1wde. Non·resident students are those who have not Uved in the state more than a year .. Put 11 l ogether tor School at the Garage Stutihr,.. 0111 BJ'\o1 onno/I 1'\. oolyesler 0tnw1:tk:: r.01d p,1nt! .. 111iJ <illrntf. 1r\n,1vv II hluo and c.imel AL S GAi l/\Gl ';JG I ASI tlON ISLAND NI WPOIH Hf· ACI i Acid rn~· <>I nw I t.1w.w.1n r.1yon <i1lk.Jes horn N.'1 Nor11ccl 011 .. t1ou' '" n P A <111"11 romt-..ri.1tt0n --------- 1 r 14 1 b44 1030 • '• ' I Laguna /Soot~· Coast l'our Homefown I ltally NewHpaper • VOL 73, NO. 166. 3 SECTlONS. 26 PAGES ORAN GE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1980 TWENTY·FIVE CENTS County Eyes New S01oke Alarm Laws ., raEDEAICK S("HOt:M t :RL Ot-.0...~-· ... The Oran1• County BOlln1 or Supe~ will ronsader a (iar reachina revurt Tuuday an which officials of twu count} a1encies are reromn1end1n1 ac lion that would reqwre Installation of s mokt! detec tors within the next several months in all condominium and apartment unit.s lo wuocorporat t•d are>!l.'\ IObtalJauun ut 'mokt· dr trl' lors 1n all single famtl) dt-t•dwd dwellings thnl do not uln•urly have the devu•~:o. 11Jl(>n '>i:tll' 11f lht housei. to ne"' owTu•r' Tht> recommt."nt1dt1u 11~ ..rt• ('01\l:unt'd In Q report 1Jrt!pnr\"d • by the Or1angt! 'ount> 1-'are Department and th ~ .. :nvaron niental Managemt!nl Agen<') nder requirements now rn l!r ft'l'I lrn~I all ulaon Of :smoke delec- l1,1r-. 1s recaua rt'd only in new "ngle (amal y detached homes. t lndt'r tht' atttmc1es · proposal thl' new requirements would lwtomc effecta\le at the time the 1.>t1urd oclb on adoption of the 1979 tJmform Building Code. One t•u unt omcaal s aid the board wall cons ider adoption of the c·Ode an November or December. T bt t'Ode would set construe- lion standards that would apply to a II project s in the unin· corporated county territory. Following the board's action, owners of apartments and con· domlniums would have six months to instaJI detectors. The fire department is propos- ing random inspections of multi· unit developments to determine compliance and "lssue violation notices if necessary." accord.inc to the report. To monitor which single fami- ly detached houses would re- quire installation of smoke de- tectors, officials are proposing that the county !ijlbscribe to a real estate service that list i< changes in property ownership. ''Form letters will be sent to new owners advising them of the retroactive detection require- ments," according to the report. Iraq, Iran • ID Full-scale •. 'fitanHfshap Convoy Moves Nuke Warhead DAMASCUS, Ark. <AP> -A convoy of eight military vehicles led by a security van left a Titan II missile site today, apparently transporting a nuclear warhead inside a canister labeled "Do Not Drop.'' The convoy, escorted by two helicopters, arrived about 11h ---.-•rs later at bittl~ Rock-Air For.ce Bue in Jacksonville, Ark. ~cost Housing Opposed Members of the Laguna Niguel Community Association will meet with representatives of Avco Community developers Wednesday to voice their opposition to proposed construction of low-income apartments near their homes. Avco plans to build 56 federally subsidized apartments at Niguel Road and Alicia Parkway in order lo comply with county requirements that 10 percent of the housing the company builds in Laguna Niguel is in the ''affordable" category. Community a ssociation memben say construction of the apartments would bring families with school-age children into the area. putting a strain on already crowded-classrooms in the Capistrano Unifie d School District. Instead of rental units, the association wants Avco lo build condominiums so the school district can receive funds to purchase temporary buildings and additional classroom space. Under Senate Bill 201, passed about two years ago. city and county governments can charge developers up to Sl,200 per unit on new construction of for-sale housing to be used for temporary structures to house new students. However, the bill does not apply to the construction of rental hot.isinc. Paul Haseman, president of the community association, said the apartments are being s ubsidized by the Dep•rtment of Housin1 and Urban Development expressly for couples with youn1 children. Hazeman said association members do not object lo "affordable" housing beinl built in their community, but that rental wdts will not contribute tbe money needed for more classroom space. •'Our oppoaitioo is not based (See AVCO. Pa1e ,U) FALL ARRIYES ON Jf'..4RM DAY BJ fte Maeda&M Preu Fall arrivee today at. l :OI p.m. PDT. • The oftldal ~baaceover from Rmmer to fall eomea at lbe mo- ment ol the aut\llDQal ~ulnoit ..._ tbe ._ la din!dly over tbe eqatGr ud, tbeoNtieally. day * .._ are equaJ ln lencth. T he Air Force continued to maintain tight security over the operation. refusing to confirm the widely held belief that a warhead was blown hundreds or feet into the air from the silo in a fuel explosion Friday. The blast, occurring when a wrench was dropped in the silo, killed a sergeant and injured 21 men-. - Despite the secrecy. an Air Force colonel directing the con- voy smiled and gave a thumbs- up sign to an AP reporter who asked, "ls that what you wouldn't confirm or deny?" The convoy was led by an Air Force pickup truck and a securi· ty van with flashing blue lights. State police patrol cars escort· ed the convoy. and two helicop- ters new ahead to report traffic conditions on U.S. 65 and In· terstate 40. At one point. the con- voy was ordered to slow from 55 mph to about 40 mph. Members of the convoy could be heard on radio monitors ask- ing for "security check." There was a flurry of activity at the site shortly before lbe con- voy left at 5:30 a.m. PDT. State police cruisers and patrol cars from the Van Buren County sheriff's office gathered out.side the gate and a n Air Force helicopter arrived a short time later. As television crews and re· porters across U.S. 65 from the gate prepared for the exit by the convoy, the helicopter took off and headed in the direction of Little Rock Air Force Base. The tractor-trailer truck believed to have been carrying the warhead was loaded with two large canisters anchored to the trailer. One or the canisters <See TITAN, Page AZ) • Mata~H .- • Dtzl1I - IRAQ IRAN PHIS UN .... -SAUDI-ARABIA 0 I ............ IRAN All'FIELDS BO•ED BY IRAQI JETS INDICATED Ho9tllllee EK111'19cf to Ful lcall War Killer Mosquimes Attack Texas Coia BRAZORIA, Texas (AP) - Thick swarms of mosquitoes at- tack ed a herd of cattle on Stephen Pe rry's farm and sucked the life blood from his animals, "just like the Bible, you know. with the locusts and all." •'It's the worst thing that ever happened to thls coastal coun- try," Perry said. "They came in about 4 one evening and the cat- tle were dead the next morn- ing." There are some disbelievers in this town of 1,800 about 45 miles s outh of H o u sfo n , ba-t veterinarian L.G. Gayle at Tex- as A&M 's Medical Diagnostic Laboratory says.swarming mos- quiloes capable or kilHn1 Ii vestock is "a very s trong probability.'' Gayle's autopsies on four cows and one calf showed as much as half of the seven to nine gallons or blood in the animals' bodies was missing, he said. There was no external or in- ternal hemorrhaging to account "fot the severe anemia," Gayle said. The animals lost large amounts of blood to the moe- q uitoes and either died as a direct result of blood loss or later from beat or exhaustion, he concluded. ··It <the blood) had to 10 somewhere. We found no infec· tio\14 agents, and we found no toxic elements." Gayle said. County health officials say that ever since Hurricane Allen slammed ashore last month, swarms or mosquitoes have plagued the Texas coast. Perry lost about 40 cows. three horses and several calves since the first swarm hit Aug. 19, and then "we kind or lost count. "We've had mosquitoes before but we've rtever had a siege like this. You could just reach out and get yourseU a handful. It was just terrible and lt 's still bad." J .C. McNeil, director of Brazoria County's mosquito con- trol office, said the insects were salt manh mosquitoes, whose ecc• can lay dormant for up to 20 years, wailin& for salt water. McNeil said the water from Allen's bigb tides left salt wat.er in places that bad not been soaked since Hurricane Carla raged across South Texu in 1981, be •aid. Aa a result, billions of moa- qwto eaa batched at once. Board Eyes Tuition Hike. Saddleback Colle1e truateea will receive a reeommendaUon tont&bt to lncreue DOIM'elideat student tulUoa by SH to tu per unit, in keeplna wtth a new atat.e law. The trustees meet at 7:30 p.m. in room 105 of the aebool library. Tiie' U,. · wtJl ieep letUn1 .a.oner ualil the winter aolatlce .. Qlltember. ........... NUCLEAR WARHEAD 19COiiilD av NOVY UCURm Assembly BUI 2115 requires community colleaea lo •dJ•t tulUon •in& the natloaaJ COD· sumer price lndea u a l\dde. Non-reaident students are tboM who bave not lived ln the stat.e C_._, Wamlftg a..a...: 'Oo Nol Drop' MiGs~Hit Tehran Airport ByTheAsaoc:la&ed Press Iraqi M.iGs raided Tehran's in- ternational airport and at least a half-dozen other Iranian air in- stallations today and Iraq's state radio said three weeks of air. ground and sea hostilities bad "escalated into a full-scale war." lo Ankara , Turkey , a spokesman for the Iraqi Embassy told The Associated Press Iraq declare<t w_ai:on kan. Baghdad said its warplanes hit nine airstrips in the midday strikes and lost twe of its Soviet· made MiG jets. A top lrantan military official said "several" air bases were raided, and an Ira- nian revolutionary guard com· mander claimed six MIGs at- tacked seven air installations. A thick column of smoke rose from the Tehran Airport area and the sound of explosions rocked the capital. Tehran radio broadc:ast a blackout order from the military command to iuard against ni&bt air raids. All Air Iran rughts were canceled until further notice and internal flights were diverted to Isfahan, the radio said. Iran and Iraq have been spar- ring along their borders for months, but the fighting escalated last week after Iraq cancelled a 1975 treaty. The treaty ended the late Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi'ssupportof a Kurdish re- bellion in northern Iraq and in re- turn put the last 60 miles of the boundary between the two coun- tries down the middle of the Shatt al-Arab waterway. lo abrogating the treaty, Iraq said it was resuming sovereignty over the eastern halr of the estuary, which is formed by the union of the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers and connects Basrab, Iraq's chief port, as well as Iran ii Khorramsbabr and Abadan with the Persian Gulf. (See MIDEAST, Page A.%) Six Arrested On Clemente Burglary Rap San Clemente police rounded up six burglary suspects early Sunday after two officers spotted them climbing out of a broken storefront window on El Camino Real. Officers said they recovered about 10,000 pills allegedly stolen by the burglary suspects. The pills were reportedly pre- scription drugs. Officers Rick Rivaden)'1"a and Dave Raser were on patrol in the downtown area at about 4 a.m. Sunday when they alleged- ly spotted about a half dozen men and women walking out of Schultz Rex all Pharmacy, 100 S. El Camino Real through a broken window. The officers shouted for the fl'OUP to halt, but the suspects leaped into a waiting van and sped off toward the municipal pier. The two patrolmen radioed for uat.tance and pursued the van to Alameda Lane where the OC· cupantt reportedly jumped from the vehicle, leavlna it in neutral. The officers .quickly pulled behind lbe unmanned van, stop. pins it.I downhill run with their own vehicle. In the meantime, other of. ncen arrived and becan root and motor pursuit of· the ••· peeta, who fted in all directions. Six 91 the seven SWIPffla were captw'ed and transported to San «S-CAlJGBT, Paae Al) OfficialR are recommending that no action be taken on a re- quirement for residential fire sprinkle r syste m s pending further study. A recommenda- tion would not be made until next July. according to the re- port. The board will consider the re- port. at 9:30 a.m. in its hearing room at the county Hall of Ad- ministration in Santa Ana. War U.S. Offers New Appeal UN ITED NATIONS (AP) Appealing for re- lease of the American hos tages. Secretary of State Edmund S. Muskie offered today to settle all of Iran's grievances with the United States "on a basis or mutual respect and equality.·· Muskie called on U.N. General Assembly to s upport the host ages· .pro mpt release and to adopt effective measurtsto protec t diplomats e v e rywh e re from terc:orisro ti e said the Unite d States would drop its sanc- tions against Iran and "do our part in resolving fairly the issues between us" once the52 Americans, held captive now (or 324 days, are sent home. Gold Price Soars Over $700 Mark LONDON <AP> -The price of gold broke the $700-an-ounce barrier today for the first time io more than seven months. Silver also skyrocketed. Dealers attributed the rise to nervousness over the lraq·lran border war, which escalated to- day as Iraqi MiGs bombed seven airports In Iran , including Tehran's Mahrabad facility. In Zurich, gold opened at $700.50 a troy ounce at mid- morning. up from $676.50 Fri· day. arid had risen to S704.50 by mid-day. It was the first time gold topped $700 in Europe since Feb. 11 when the metal closed at $713.50 an ounce in Zurich. London's five major bullion houses fixed the morning gold price al $698.75 an ounce, up $20.25 from Friday's close. But the afternoon fixing was $718. Meanwhile, gold traded at $124 an ounce in New York, up S35.80, before falling back. Silver traded in New York at S24.70.up$2.90. The-price surge began earlier in the day in the Far East, where gold climbed $18.01 an ounce in Hong Kong to close at $703.65. The dollar lost ground to the British pound but made small gains against the Japanese yen and most European currencies. Coasf "'ea th er Some night and morning low clouds. otherwise sun-- ny and a little warmer Tuesday. Lows tonight 52 along the coast, 60 inland. Highs Tuesday74 to 84. INSIDE TODA" There was no c~r winner in the ''Great Deb<ate" but the onl11 agreement waa Rol'&Old Reagan'• and Joma Anderion'• muluol opinion that ~rident Car1n •ltould have joined tllem. 1 Sto1U1, plaotoa Poge A4) l•tle• r more than a ye~. • ~1111 .... sa.~...:.------~~~~_,.;--~~~~~~~~~~~--"=-~~~~r ..... ~~=-------~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~---..-~~~~~---'-~~~~~~~j ts , { I I I ' • r I DAILY PILOT 22 1 ~--JU T BREAKING L.atc &lemi /rom todo~'s world artd nateonal nno1 c#ve~, Iran Deniands V .. Ret11r11 hah's Wealith 8 .) Tlt4" Auwla"'4 ftt'fft1 The Spt"nkn ur l r.rn Ii flarllamtnt dt'C'laert"d tooay lhf' lealslature will lallt' a deC'l1>1on on thf' fatf "' lhf' S2 lJ S hoitaaea ''uni) when dttmands are met hy the ll S . espe<'tally OUr demand for tht" n •tum Uf lhC' i<hah's Wl'A lth wh1r h WH VIII forward by Imam Kh11nwln1 . and lhr M ajhN wll} 1nsltit on lhal ·• Ttw Ma.Jhs speukt''r, Hbht'm1 RafunJani, a11df'd that "the Iraq I attaek aacainst lran i11 a pu1 o( \I S plot .. and th•t "the lraf\ian lrat11 Witr will not I~ w1ttwl11t .. fft"<'l nn the fair of the' hoslllllt.'8. '1· who spt•nt tht'1r 322J1<f day tn "'"uvtt> today ttafsa11Jttr11 11u1d h1• 1h •hv1•red 27 letter~ fmm the h<>.'itaa 11' f1i1m1ht'S, whlt'h h1• 11rdt•r(•d to bi· hi.nd<'d to the <'1tpt1vt"11, but s.1d 30 parhanwl\l:11 " 1h•1111111•N ~h<1 v1Mtt'd tht' lJ S l':mtu1.,11y In Tt·hran for thr1-.• hour..: toduv did not m~t the Ametl<'ift.\ \'••·fl t•r••raft .'tafh)1,..... ,,,,.,.,.,Mad NOtU'()l.I\., \ta 1 \I'• Thi' Nav> ld l) 11 1t ldcntthl'd sabokun. who d:u na)!t>tl 29 1'w' a1rrraft 1n four tnC'1dents at Norfolk Jrt'a IM!lt':. durinic th(' l>ll~I > ur Chtd l't•tl \ OffH'N M1chu l'I W>ibh. a public 1tff1t1r11 spokesman fur iht' N:.H.1 1 Air lt'orct', sa id those 1dent1f1ed wer~ connected ~1th tht' ~ll aadron:. ~hose planes were damaged Walsh refused to d1:.l'lost" lht' name:. of the su pects. or to s ay how mail) wt•n.• tn\l)I' •·d tlt' .. aid l'hargt':. ~t'rt> pt'11d1ng Carft-r ll.-nd11 t\.-111 utt ,,_•latP l 'fNW Sl'IUNG Fl ELD Ill 1 P 1 f>re~1dent Carter, heading west on a tour or four states he lo--.t in 1976, attacked the R~licans' energy policy today and touted h1s own as "the most exciting single undertaking 1n the last part or the 20th century " His goal. Carter s aid, was "nothing less than changing the way America produces. uses and even thinks about energy." The president toured a gasohol plant and. s peaking at the Lincoln La nd Community College, said the Repllbllcan energy program consists or "turning the oil companies loose" and i~ noring "our hard·won gains in solar energy, gasohol. synthetic fuels and conservat ion.·· Pl11nr Cnuh \·i,'fitM ldf'tuUif"d RIVERSIDE c AP I Two men killed in the . unex.p_lained crash of a single-engine plane south or here were 1denttf1ed to· day. authorities said. Pilot William Richmond, 41 . or Garden Grove and 19·year· old Gregory Clark of El Monte were pronounced dead at the scene of Sunday's crash. The cause of th~ eras~ .was ~der m- vestigation. Federal Aviation Administration offac1als said. RadifHlf'I irt-ffoff•riol .fitpillf"d NEW LEBANON, N. Y CAP) A cargo or paint and radioactive material spilled on a highway in this eastern New York town today when a truck crashed into a bridge abutment and overturned, state police said. Troopers said two crates of radioactive matenal aboard the tractor trailer were undamaged and there was no leakage or radiation in the spill on U.S. Route 20. l .. ibya Mill .~f•nd 'f 'rOf),., lo S,,rio By The Associated Press Libya today was reported planning to station troops and w~,pl~ in Syria as part of its strategy, a ainst Israel. The PLO was said to be ready to abandon 1ts campaign fo ex· terminate lhe Je wish state but under conditions certain to be r'- Jected by Israel No offi cial comment was available from the Syrian capital and the reports could not be todependently venfied. HUD FunJs Sought For SC Housing San Clemente City Council members have approved a shop- ping list of projects they would like to see receive federal housing funds . . The city is applying for federal Housing and Co mmunity Development funds, with tbe bulll or the $37S,OOO slated for purchase of land for a proposed senior citizen housing project. That land purchase would go a long way in satisfying S6 million in Wave Swamps Boat; 2 Die GARIBALDI. Ore (AP> -A 40-foot chartered fishing boat was lcnocked end over en<J. by a wave in Tillamook Bay on the Oregon coast, killing two and injuring 11. authoriUes said. Tillamook General Hospital administrator J erry Pogue said passengers told him the Nancy H. was bucking 15-foot swells when a wave caught its stern. Pogue identified the fatalities as Joe Robinson, 56, of Tualatin and Earl J . Shettel , S6, of Vancouver. Was h. " ORANGE COAST t ~c Tf\~ 0'~ (O.\I D••lt' Pilot ..,,,., ·~~ •~ Con'I01n9G IM Nt...,\ Prtt\ t\ O~Oh\f'lif'O bf lf'W> Ot.a"• Co.t\f Publ"tMt'llQ (om1»4n~ S-H••t~ f'OIUOft\ •rt OU0.1\MO ~·• 1hrOw9t\ Fti04!• IOf (O\I• """ ... 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And the city has ap- proved a housing element that calls for 15 percent or all new housing to be affordable by low and moderate income families. And San Clemente voters ap· proved a measure in June that re- quires the city to commit itself to pursuit of low-income rental housing units. In addition to $250,000 slated for land acquisition the council also approved listing another $50,000 for housing rehabilitation in the city's downtown residential areas. Eligible homeowners would be able to draw low-interest loans for home improvements. Other projects recommended for approval should HUD money be forthcoming include $15,000 to modify curbs and intersections · for wheelchair users; $20,000 for development of a child care center; and a youth-oriented city cleanup program that would re- ceive $10.000in federal funds. Carter Talks At Torrance TORRANCE <AP) -On bis first campaign trip to California, President Carter was to be grilled today on a variety of topics by questioners who were among 1,000 citizens at a "town ball" meeting in a high school gym. The ticket holders were chosen*from among 5,000 appli- cants who had sent in coupons c lipped from two local newspapers the weekend of Sept. 13-14. At a ceremony last week, the 1,000 winners were drawn from a chicken wire bar· rel in the Torrance City Council chambers. Carter was scheduled to speak to a state AFL-CIO convention ln Los Angeles later today and to attend a Democratic National Committee famcl·raialn1 reeep- Uon in Beverly Hilla before Oy- ln1 to San Jose for more cam- pal1nina Tuesday. f Burglars Slay4 Workers HO!-.'TON (AP l !"our yount( ITil.'fl worklnj.1 ut u b11wlins alley IJt• fo n • Oflt'-n in tc u nw we rt-lined u11. hanckuffed un<t tht:n f;atalty i.h u l by rnhbl'rs who lhtn l'lllPlleC'IJ , wert: herdud Intel u hu«kroom repair shop and 11hol Ill th•• haf k of the head, polln· said A Mclropohtuo U1str1ct C<>m- m1Hs10tl 1t0h«t· ofhcur discovered the bod1c11 shortly ufter 8 a.m. in ._. room bt>h1nd the pm setters of Sammy Whi k '11 Brighton Bowl un Soldlen. f'teld Road l'ollc·t• :said tht!y were lookmg for a ear· that was stolen nearby Authontie~ said the building's ~.ire was d eaned out, but they wert-not sure how much CijBh "4 Ub m1~s1n~ On e reported cst1n1 ate wa~ about Sl0,000. Joseph J ordan, the Bos ton po li ce commissioner, said the holdup mt:n invaded the bowling lanes about an hour after the four men reported for work. Patrolman Ni c holas In· tern1 cola. one or those who found the bodies, said: "We were just looking. We were looking to find the forced entry." However, he s aid there was no s ign that the building was broken into. ··Appare ntly, they came through the front door," he said. The building is a <-'inderblQCk structure on a parkway between l wo office buildings . Police Deputy Superintendent James MacDonald said the shootings apparently occurred about dawn. A sign on a side.entrance read. ''This property is protected by security systems designed to re- s u I l in the apprehension or trespassers and thieves ." General Plan Study Set in -Laguna Beach Laguna Beach City Council members wilJ examine the city's gene ral plan revision process Tuesday night. as completion of the first stage of the procedure nears. The council meets at 7 p.m. at City Hall. Six citizens' advisory commit- tees are putting the finishing touches on language in docu· ments on open space and con- servaUon, land use and noise, seismic safety. circulation and scenic highways, housing and the local coastal plan. Officials are hoping those documents will be completed by the end of October. The plan will be written. re- viewed by the public, and im- plemented after the first stage is completed. From Page Al TITAN .•. was blue. The other was silver and green. Both were labeled "Do Not Drop." Secretary or Defense Harold Brown said Sunday that he or- dered an Air Force investigation of the nation's 18 Titan II missile installations with an eye toward safety improvements. Gov. Bill Clinton was touring the missile silo site today, the first official other than military personnel allowed in the area. The Air Force said the news media also would be permitted a Lour. Air Force crews worked in sec recy Sunday to remove debris from the farmland where the Titan.JI blew out of its siJ<> Friday, and the Defense Depar(. men t again declined to say whether a nuclear warhead was involved. · The Rev. Tommy Hall as- sailed the official silence during his sermon at the First Baptist Church, saying Damascus resi· dents have a right to know what risks they faced "because we are Americans. we are paying the bills." "We don't want secrets re- vealed to us. All we want is the truth," he said in a 20-minute sermon. Some 1,400 area residents were temporarily evacuated after the explosion. The blast catapulted the warhead out of the underground silo. according to tapes of military radio transmissions monitored by the Arkansas Gaaette. The New York Times today quoted military sources as confirming that an unarmed nuclear warhead was aboard the missile. Pot Farm Found CALIENTE' (AP)·-Some llOO mArljuana planta valued at $500,000 were found 1rowing on a Caliente farm. Kern County narcoUcs agents reported. I A Dilley of a Dag Nearly 2,000 peoµle turned out Sunday ;or Laguna Beach's Jim Di llev Day lo honor the memory of the founder of the Laguna Greenbelt, Inc. Among those who dropped in wa~ this parachutist. Another parachutist. former mayor Ro} Holm. landed in a nearby tot lot. Holm untangled himself in time to take on duties as master of ceremonies at the day-long event at Main Beach Park. BEKESBOURNE. Engla nd (AP) A tigress spared after killing her keeper last mQnth killed again today al a 11r1 vately owned wo here and was shot to death, a zoo spokesman s aid. Zeya, a rare Siberian tigress, killed zoo keeper Bob Wilson when be and two othe r keepers were cleaning the animal's cage, s aid a s pokesman for Howletts Zoo. 50 miles southeast of London. On Aug. 21, the tigress al Front Pag.-l I AVCO ... on a feeling we a re being invaded by undesirables and doe s not cont a in racial overtones,'' Hazeman said. "Our objection is based on Lhis one parti c ular r e ntal development which will contribute nothing lo our costs to educate the children who will live here. In general we support low-cost, affordable housing." If the a ssocia tio n ca n persuade Avco and HUD to sell lbe proposed apartment units as condominiums , the county can charge the developer nearly 1 perce.nt of the selling price or the unit up to maximum of $1,200 and use the money to buy temporary classroom buildings. tacked and killed head tiger keeper Brian Stocks while he was cleaning the cage; The zoo 's own e r , John Aspinall, shot Zeya to death to· day after the second killing, the spokesman said . Aspinall refus~ to order the tigress killed after her first at- tack in August. "It was not her fault, .. be told reporters at the time. "She was protecting her cub.'· He said Zeya was "known to be untrustworthy" and keeper Stocks had made a "fatal mis· calculation" by entering the animal's cage while the tigress was nursing a six-week-old cub. The zoo previously operated for 22 years. without a fatality, he said. The spokesman said· today's killing occurred after "Zeya had been removed to the next door enclosure for the cleaning opera- tion. ''Her 10 -week -old cub, however. still remained in the enclosure. During the process of cleaning out the yard, Zeya cli mbed an internal fence of about 11 feet separating tbe two enclosures. Bob saw her doing this and s houted to other keepers, ·~et out'." Wilson was caught by the an· gry tigress three feet from the door. Put 11 Together for School al IM Garage <;1u11111e-; n1,1r U l'' f'Ollt>fl/17" IJl~yeo:;ter pnwal~ f'mr1 Di1111<; illld <,11< 1n•. 1n 11o1vy II l'll1JS ,1ni1 r.-1mo1 Ack:l •IN'·~ <•ur I l.1w.111m11,1von "'"" ?S lrom Nai Nor1lee1 011• horu or 0 P Agro 11 tombl'l.ll1Un ' ,.,...,..,,.A! MIDEAST ... Iran bt'6actcut a claim that Ila torcea aank four Iraqi miuile boata and a number of enemy aircraft. Ba1hdad Radio said Iranian artl llery a helled four foreien car10 ships ln the Shatt el-Arab waterway, and identified them as the Japanese craft Camellia and Silver Crane, the Greek Admoe and Liberian Young Ruman. It said the Camellia's bridge was hit and one of its sailors was wounded. The radio s aid all four were fly. in1 Iraqi nags -as all ships have been ordered to do while in the estuary since Iraq claimed it last Wednesday. No confirmation of the report, the ships' names or nationalities was available. Reports of the airport raids came one day after Iraq and Iran each claimed heavy damage to the other in a naval and artillery battle at the head of the Persian Gulf. An Iraqi army communique to- day said ground-to-ground Iraqi missile barrages scored direct hits at Iran's main military sup- ply bases while the air attacks were under way. It said an Iraqi jet crashed in Iran and its two pilots bailed out. It said Iran would be held responsible for their safety. An Iranian broadcast claimed Iran shelled Iraqi border targ~ts. whi<.'h suffered heavy casualties and damage. . Ayatollah Seyyed AJi Khameni o f Ira n 's Supreme Defense Council, military representative of Iranian leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, today said: "the puppet and mercenary Ira- qi government has started air raids against Iranian territory . . . the Iranian army will not tolerate aggress ion ... and shall give a bitter lesson to Iraqi President Saddam Hussein,·' ac· cording to Tehran Radio. An Ira nia n revolutionary guard commander said MiGs bombed airports at Ahvaz, Hamadan , Tabriz, Dezful. Tolumbeh Sabz near Ahvaz, Bous hehr, as well as Tehran. Another person called a Western reporter in Tehran and reported the airports in Tabriz, Ahvaz and Boushehr were bombed concur- rently. An earLier report from a wit· ness said an Iranian Phantom jet fighter bombed Mehrabad Airport and was shot down by other Iranian fighter planes. He quoted a friend at the airport as say ing "many have been killed." There was no im· mediate explanation of bow the Iranian Phantom jet could have been involved. A spokesman at the. Mebrabad control tower said an Iranian Arr Force Boeing 707 was damaged in th~tack, as was housing under construction in the area. · A second witness said earlier there was a fire at the Mehrabad Airport, caused by careless workers. ,..,.... Pflfl*! Al CAUGHT •.. Clemente Jail. They included Angela Quin- ta mar. 39, David Rodela. 40, Julie Hartline, 22, Darlene Pugh, Z7, Worley Pugh, 3S, and Evon Sharp, 26. Police said all six suspects are from the Pomona area. Officers are still seeking a man who escaped. The women were taken to Orange County Women's Jail and the men, with the exception of Rodelo, were released on bail. Rodelo remains in San Clemente Jail with baiJ set. at SS ,000. All s ix suspects face char1es of burglary. ALS GARAGF 56 FASHION ISLAND NfWPOAT BEACH (714) 644 7030 I l • • ' I I· I • ' 'I Orange· Coast t Ct1 T111N VOL. 73, NO. 266, 3 SECTIONS, 26 PAG ES ORANG E COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1980 .. l'our HoR1etown Dally New~paper C TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Another HarhOr Area School to Close?-- At leut one more ~chool m~)' be dOMd in lht Newport Mesa Untiled School Olatricl nH l year. and admlnl1t n1tor11 ar~ uk.iq lnlllteea bow tc> appro.d1 lite problem Trustee& ret-ew~ repor1.5 and computer studies Fnd11y on enrollment at each of the di•trld 's l9 elementary. s 1;w. middle and four hi&h schools Tbey are u~ct~d to offer • u I g e.. ' t 1 o n :i> t o I h ,. adn)lft,)Ntratlon whf'n l ht')' m~t at 7 JQ p n1 'r\iesda 'In Harper l'ommwu~y CentC'r •~ E 18th St , OtU a M eu T ht' compute r .!t i udte.!t 11 si)()keswoman said rt:Ol·M ;all kinds ol s1mt1lt1tion~ und a lot of 'what 111:1' " School enmllmi;:nt now ~ at 19, 15'4. she SaJd It IS fXpecled lo be about wbat wa preda·te<l r•ur ltcr Um yur for the end of !'cpl"'m~r Admlm11traton h;td predicted I :tOO h·w.-r tiludenlB at the end of thi.. month, compared to the )dffic month last year when ''nro1Jmcn1 was 20,148 'Obviously, we are not•closing un) schooli. this y!!a r," the :;po lteswomiAn noted. "But the bo ard, over the years , bas plt!dged lO ~he community that • they will give the public a year's notlce r e garding s c hool closures." Truslees and administraton probably will be lookinl clolely at six elementary schools and two intermediate CaciliUes, both in Costa Mesa. Elementary schools with the lowest attendance numbers at th.is time include Bear Street, 320; California, 282; Corona del Mar 304 ; Eastbluff, 276; Killybrooke, 316, and Woodland, 279. Intermediate school s generally were designed to house some 600 pupils. the spolte.swoman noted. Kaiser Intermediate currently eprolls 428 pupils, and Rea Ilatermediate's enrollment is 460. Enr o llment in tbe Iran • ID Full-scale n1anMishap Convoy Moves Nuke Warhead DAMASCUS. Ark. (AP> -A convoy of .eight militaty vehicles led by a security van feft a Titan II missile site today, apparently transporting a nuclear warhead inside a canister labeled "Do Not Drop." The convoy, escorted by two helicopters, arrived about 1"'9 hours later al Little Rock Air Force Base in Jacksonville, Ark. FWlPark Target of Lmmuit By FaEDEaJCKSCROEMEllL Of•DeitY~SUfl Disneyland wu sued today by two Orange County youths who claim that the park's dancing poliCies discriminate against homosexuals. The lawsuit was filed in Orange County Superior Court just nine days after Andrew Ex· ler, 19, of Orange, and Sean EJ. liolt.: 17, of Anaheim, were eject· ed rrom the park for dancing together. "The park security people told us that Disneyland does not make provision for alternative lifestyles," Exler told reporters during a late morning news con- ference in Santa Ana. It is alleged in the lawsuit that the park's policy prohibitin& memben of the same sex from danciq together violates civil rights statutes barring dis- crimination based on sex. Each of the two plainWfs is demandinc $10,250 in damages from the Magic Kingdom. They ~ being represented in tbe lawsuit by Santa Ana at- torney Ronald Talmo. He is Orange County legal director for the American Civil Liberties Union but emphasized that he bas accepted the case on a private basis. According to the lawsuit, Ex· ler, a county clerk and Elliott, a colle1e student, were dancing to1etber on a public dance noor in Tomorrowland when they were approached by security of- ficen and removed to a security office. Exler cooceded that be bad contacted both Disneyland and news representatives before be and Elliott went to the park to draw attention to the park's dance policy. Exler said that Disneyland of· ficials Ud repeatedly refused to answer both verbal ao4 written inquiries about the poUcy. Dlaneylaod officials have said tbey believe the pollcy Is necesaary because of Disneyland's reputation as a "family park." FML ARRIVES 'ON WMIM D..4.Y •1 Tiie AMeda ... Pl'ele Fall arrtve11 today at 2:08 p.m. PDT. Tbe olftcial cban1eover from 1ammer to fall comea at the mo- ment of tbe autumnal equlnox wbell tbe •• la directly over the · equator Md. tbeol'e\lcalb. day ud nllbt are equal lD leQith. The Air Force contmued to maintain tight security over the operation. refusing to confirm the widely held belief that a warhead was blown hundreds of feel into the air from the silo in a fuel explos ion Friday The blast. occurring when a wrench was dropped in the silo, killed a sergeant and injured 21 men. Despite the secrecy, an Air Force colonel difectllif"the <!On· voy smiled and gave a thumbs· up sign to an AP reporter who asked , "Is that what you wouldn't confirm or deny?" The convoy was led by an Air Force pickup truck and a securi· ty van with flashing blue lights State police patrol cars escort· ed the coovoy. and two helicop- ters new ahead to report traffic conditions on U.S. 65 and In· terstate 40. At one point, the COO· voy was ordered to slow from SS mph to about 40 mph. Members of the conv,oy could be beard on radio monitors ask· ing for "security check." There was a flurry of activity at the site shortly before the con· voy left. at 5:30 a .m. PDT. State police cruisers and patrol cars from the Van Bure n County sheriff's office gathered out.side the gate and an Air Force helicopter arrived a short time later. As television crews and re· porters across U.S. 65 from the gate prepared for the exit by the convoy. the helicopter took off and beaded in the direction of Little Rock Air Force Base. The tractor-trailer truck believed to have been carrying the warhead was loaded with two large canisters anchored to the trailer. One of the canister.l (~TITAN, Page AZ) ,,. .. _,..... IRAN AIRFIELDS BOlmEO BY IRAQI JETS INDICATID Hodlllw• EacalatM to Fu9-ecale War I ' Killer Mosquitoes Attack· Texas Corm BRAZORIA. Texas (AP) - Thick swarms or mosquitoes at- tacked a berd or cattle on Stephen Perry's farm and sucked the life blood from bis animals, "just like the Bible, you know. with the locusts and all." "It's the worst thing that ever happened to this coastal COUD· try." Perry said. "They came in about 4 one evening and the cat· tie were dead the next morn- ing." . There are some disbelievers in this town of 1,800 about 45 miles s outh o f Hous ton, but veterinarian L.G. Gayle at Tex- as A&M 's Medical Dia1nostie Laboratory says swarming mos- AP ........ quitoes capable of killing livestock is "a very strong probability." Gayle's autopsies on four cows and one calf showed as much as half of the seven to nine 1allons of blood in the animals' bodies was missing, he said. There was oo external or in· temal hemorrhaging to account "for the severe anemia," Gayle said. Tbe animals lost large amounts of blood to the mos· quitoes and either died as a direct result of blood loss or later from beat or eJtbaustion. be concluded. "It (the blood) had to co somewhere. We found no infec· tious agents, and we found no toxic elements," Gayle said. County health officials say that ever since Hurricane Allen slammed ashore last month, swarms of mosquitoes have plagued the Texas coast. Perry laet about 40 cows, three horses and several calves since the fitst swarm bit Aug. 19, and then "we kind of lost count. "We've had mosquitoes before but we've never bad a siege like this. You could just reach out and get yourself a band.tut. It was just terrible and it's •till bad." J .C. McNeil, director of Brazoria County's mosquito con- trol offtee, sald the insect.a were salt marsh mosquitoes, whose egg.s can la,y dormant Cor up to 20 yean, waitioe for salt water. "We are in a bell or a mos- quito storm ri&bt now," McNeil said. Thug Robs Mesa Station ' Costa Mesa police art searcbfnl for a 21JO.&>ounder wbo reportedly took $214 at tnlfe. polnt Saturday from a cubier bl the Gu-Co atatioa, 2221 Newport Blvd. Tbe cubler told police hla U · sallaat put Sl4.'5 worth ~J: la bit CU'• drove to tbe C r 's bootb and wllipped out a huntinc knife. "Give me tbe money," tbe man dnYDded at about lO:• p.m., acC'Ol"Cllq to pol.Jee. Tiie days will keep 1ettlns lllort.er mW tbe •lnter IOlltlee la December. NUCI UR WMMIAD ·~11D.., MUW •cmm C....... Warning ua..t: 'Do Not Drop' The ca11der bawhd over ..U bla callt and the bandit, wt.o looked as thou1b he hadn't sbaved in several daya. 1ped from tbe nation lot, tbe culUer said. MiGs Hit Tehran Airport By Tlte Associated Press Iraqi MiGs raided Tehran's in· temational airport and at least a haU-dozen other Iranian air in· stallations today and Iraq's state radio said three weeks or air. ground and sea hostilities had "escalated into a full-scale war." Iran said it launched suc- cessful retaliatory attacks on two Iraqi air bases. In Ankara, Turkey, a spokesman for the Iraqi Em· ~ told Tbe A.saoc-iated Press that Iraq declared war on Iran, but there was no word from Baghdad itself that the crisis reached that point. Turkey's Anatolia News Agency issued a similar report or a war dttlara- tloo but quoted no sources. Iranian President Abolha.ssan Bani-Sadr, in a broadcast state- ment, said Iranian warplanes successfully attacked two Iraqi bases today. He said be re~ved word six MiGs 'were shot down in Iran's Ilam Province. A broadcast by Parliament speaker Hasbemi Rafs.anjani saia..armed forces were on alert throughout the country and responding to Iraq's attacks. Baghdad said its warplanes bit nine airstrips in midday strikes and that two of its Soviet. made MiG jets were Jost. A top Iranian military official said ·'several" air bases were raided. and an Iranian revolu- tionary guard commander claimed six MiGs attacked seven air installations. A thick column of smoke rose from Ute Tehran Airport area and the sound of explosions rocked the capital. Tehran radio broadcast a blackout order from the military command to guard against night air raids. All Air Iran nights were canceled until further notice and internal flights were diverted to Isfahan, <See MIDEAST. Page AZl Man Sought In Newport Diamond Con Newport Beach detectives are searching for a man named "Tony" who allegedly talked a businesswoman into buyin1 $U,OOO worth of diamonds at a cut ra.te and then pulled a fast switcberoo. The fast-talking suspect, police said, approached lhe Balboa Peninsula sbop owner late last week saying be bad three near-perfect diamonds be was willing to sell at a reasona- ble rate. The man , dressed in a coordinated tennis outfit, ac- companied the womu to • pair , of Harbor Area jewelry shops to have tbe stones appraiaed. Aaaared by lhe jewelen that tbe diamonds were 1enulDe, tbe woman forked over '4,000 in cash for tbe stones only to find out later that the man bad handed her fake diamonds. Sbe told police she believed the man, who transacted the deal in her abbp, switched diamonds on her while abe wu dlHinl in ber purse for lite caab. Police said the alle1ed coa arU•t wore dark sun1la11es tb.ro~ tbe tranaaetion and bad wbM wu de9cribed u a New Jeney acceat. TIM fMe 9tonee~ Ule woman WU left wttb Weft ettlmaled to be wortb Sl50, police 1aid. Newport-Mesa district began to decline in 1964, officials report. Subsequently. trustees have shut down eight elementary schools, the Jut in June of W19 when Monte Vista and Victoria •closed their doors. Victoria is being leased to Carden Christian School and the Monte Vista facility bas berome Back Bay High Schoo l, a (See SCHOOLS, Pa1e AZ) War U.S. Offers New Appeal UNI T ED NATIONS <AP) Appealing for re· lease of the American hos tages, Secretary of State Edmund S. Muskie offe red today to settle all of Iran's grievances with the Uruted States "on a bas is of mutual respect and equality." Muskie called on the U.N. General Assembly to s upport lhe hostag es · pro mpt release and to adopt effective measures to protec t dipl o mat s e verywh e re from terrorism. H e s aid the United States "M>uld..d.rop Us sanc- tions against Iran and "do our part in resolving fairly the issues between us" once the 52 Americans. held captive now for 324 days, are sent home. Gold Price Soars Over $700Mark. LONDON CAP> -The price of gold broke the $700-an-<w.Jtce barrier today for the first time in more than seven months. Silver also skyrocketed. Dealers attributed the rise to nervousness over the Iraq-Iran border war, which escalated to- day as Iraqi MiGs bombed seven airports in Iran, including Tehran's Mabrabad facility. In Zurich, gold opened at $700.50 a troy ounce at mid· morning, up from $676.50 Fri· day, and had risen to $704.50 by mid-day. Jl was the firs t time gold topped $700 in Europe since Feb. 11 when the metal closed at $713.50 an ounce in Zurich. London's five major bullion houses fixed the morning gold price at $698.75 an ounce, up $20.25 from Friday's close. But the afternoon fixiq was $718. Meanwhile, gold traded at $724 an ounce in New York, up $35.80, beforefalling back tof115. Silver traded in New York at $24.70, up $2.90, before faUiq to S24.20. The price surge began earlier In the day in the Far Eut, where gold climbed $18.01 an ounce in Hong Kong to close at $703.65. The dollar lost ground to the British pound but made small uins against the Japane.se yen and most European currencies. • Coast Weather Some night and morning low clouds, otherwise sun· ny and a little warmer Tuesday. Lows tonight 52 along the coast, 60 inland. Highs Tuesday 74 to 84. INSIDE TODA t' Tlwn um no cJ.ar tuinMr m tlw "Gmd Debal11'' but the onl11 agrumHt waa ROftOld Rf!oOml'• and Jolm Anderaon'• mutual opinion that Pftftdnl Carter 1hould ha~ lofrted tlwm. <Storie a, photoa Page A4) l•tlex ....._... °'" a..u..n a .......... , ................. ,........_a ...... .. .. ...... ...... .. ~ .. ............ , ........ ..... ........ I I ...-..-''_DAIL 'r PILQl / .. ' STAR INDICATES SITE~ CONf!ftENCf CENTER Unlver9tty Club to 8e One of F1rat Occupant• UC/ Meet Center Site Ceremony Set Thl' sate for tht' planned 10 ,000 -square foot Una verstt~ Conferencl' Center at l'C Irvine will be offtt·1a ll y dedH•otc.>d Wednesday The $1 2 malla on cost or const ruction wall be funded through a $600,000 grant by the Ahmanson Fo undation and matrhing funds raised through private donations. according to a UCI press release Meetings. confer ences and seminars will be held in the facility, saad UCI Chancellor Daniel G Aldm·b Jr The center w111 be located at the southwest edge of Campus Park betwee n the ('umputer .Seaenee and Phyi.ic·al Sciences bu tidings "The <'enter will l>l' a catalyst f1ir the creative acttv1ties of UCI f.tculty and staff. community gr oups a nd the man y organizations affillated under the tree of the university, all now without a place t o assemble," Aldrich said The Univ ers it y C lub. composed of UCI faculty. staff and community members. will be one of the first occupants of the new building. The club now operates out of two trailers on campus. MIDEAST BATfLE. • • the radio said Iran and-Iraq have been spar- ring along their borders for months. but the fighting escalat- ed last week after Iraq C'anceled a 1975 treaty The treaty ended TITAN ... was blue The c>lhrr was silver and green Both were labeled "Do Not Drop." Secretary of Defense Harold Brown said ·Sunday that be or· dered an Air Force investigation of the nation 's 18 Titan If missile installations with an eye toward safety improvements. Gov Bill CUnlon was touring the m1ss1le silo sate today. the first pfficiaJ other than miLitary persohnel allowed in the area. The Air Force said the news media also would be permitted a tour. Air Force crews worked in secrecy Sunday to remove debr is from the farmland where· the Titan II blew out of its silo Friday, and the Defense Depart- ment a~ain declined to say whether a nuclear warhead was involved. The Rev . Tommy Hall as- sailed the official silence during his sermon at the First Baptist Church, saying Damascus resi-• dents have a right to know what risks they faced "because we are Americans. we are paying tbe bills ... "We don't want secrets re- vealed to us. All we want is the truth." he said an a 20-minute sermon. Some 1,400 area residents were te mporarily evacuated after the explosion. The bl as t catapulted the warhead out or the underground silo. according to tapes of military r adio trans miss ions monitored by the Arkansas Gazette. The New York Times today quoted military sources as confirming that an unarmed nuclear warhead was aboard the missile. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT ,,..,. 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'\Offi•I Hrm1\\IOft Of , ... ,..,.. ...... , ~~.~:9"'~··,;;ss;'i:reot·~,.~.~ :C~~ ',!~.~ ... ',', ~=:=,· ... :··~·."?: ,., ~"" the late Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi's support of a Kurdish rebellion in northern Iraq and in return put the last 60 miles of the boundary between the two countries down the middle of the Shatt al·Arab waterway. In abrogating the treaty, Iraq satd tt -was.esuming sovereign· ty over the eastern half or the estuary, whi<'h is formed by the union of the Tigris a nd Euphrates Ri vers and connects Bas rah. Iraq's chief port. as well as Iran's Khorramshahr and Abadan with the Persian Gulf. Bani-Sadr's broadcast included I ran 's tally of losses on both sides since the fl are-up of hostilities began. He said Ira· nian losses were : 22 soldiers captured; fo ur aircr aft, one helicopter. 11 tanks and three ships. H~-put Iraqi losses at: 244 dead, 11 defectors to Iran. 11 MiGs. six helicopt ers and 21 tanks. It gav~ a figure for naval losses but the words were indist· inguishable by radio monitors. Iran has broadcast a claim that its forces sank four Iraqi missile boats and a number of enemy aircraft. None of the claims could be confirmed. Baghdad Radio said Iranian artillery shelled four foreign cargo ships in the Shatt el·Arab waterway. and identified them as the Japanese craft Camellia and Silver Crane, the Greek Admos and Liberian Young Rasman. It said the Camellia's bridge was hit and one of its sailors was wounded. T he radio said all four were ny. ing Iraqi nags -as all ships have been ordered to do while in the estuary since Iraq claimed it last Wednesday. , No confirmation of the report, the ships' names or nationalities was avaiJable. Reports of the airport raid." came one day after Iraq and Iran each claimed heavy damage Lo the other in a naval and artillery battle at the head of the Persian Gulf. An Iraqi army communique to· day said ground·to·ground Iraqi missile barrages . scored direct hits at Iran's main military sup· ply bases while the air attacks were under way. It said an Iraqi jet crashed in Iran and its two pilots bailed out. It said Iran would be held responsible for their safety. Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khan\eni of I ran 's Supreme Defense Council, military represent.alive of Iranian leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, today said: "the puppet and mercenary Ira· qi government has started air ra ids against Iranian territory . . . the Iranian army will not tolerate aggression . . . and shall give a bitter lesson to Iraqi President Saddam Hussein," ac· cording to Tehran Radio. f',....Pap-1\I SCHOOLS. • continuation h i gh school formerl)' known aa McNally Hith ln downtown Colta 11 ... The old McNally site , at lltb Street and Newport Boulevard, waa sold to a ftnancial firm for JlJST BREAK/NC l..alr ll•m.t /rom todo11'1 world ad llOlblal ,.._MN.....,,_ Iran Demands U.S. Return Shah's Wealth 111 ne AllKlaae.I Preu The 1es,ei.1kcr of Iran's Parliament declared today the ll'JCISl•ture will llakt' a decialon on the fate of the U U.S. ho11t1tees "011ly wh~n demands are met by the U.S., eapeclalJy our dt•m1utd for the return of the shab 's wealth wblcll waa put fvrwiard by Imam Khomeini. and the Majlis will inallt OD tbat." Tht! MaJll~ SJM'•lrnr, Haahemi Rafaanjani, added that "the l r1u1I 11ttack against Iran ls 111 part of U.S. plot" and tbat "the I rarnh&n lruqi wur will not be without effect on the fate of the hostag.-i.," who :spent their 322nd day in c_~ivity today. RaftianJant n ad he-ctetfver.e<J 2'r letteril from tbe boeta1es · f1un1h•~. which he ordered to be handed to the capt.iv•. but said 30 parluuncntary deputies who visited the U.S. Embassy in Tt!hruo tor lhn,~ hours today did not meet the Americana. ~ • .,, . Urc-rall SalJolftrll l .. lltlftf Notu-·01.K. Va . (AP) -The Navy uya It identified isaboteu~ who damaged 29 Navy aircraft in four inddents at Norfolk area ba~es during the past year . ('hid Petty Officer Michael Walsh, a public affairs spoke n1an for the Naval Air Force. said those idenWied were conne£'te.I with the squadrons whose planes were dama1ed. Walsh refused to dis<'lose the names of the suspects, or to say how many were involved. He said charges were pendlnc. Par_.,..,, Bl"~k Beu in LA LOS ANGELES (AP) -Chanting parents and pupila picketed and blocked one of the more than 2,000 school buses that rolled to- day as the school district ·s new mandatory buain1 plan was ex· panded by 56schools atthestartofthesecond week of clau. Nobody was hurt or arrested as several parents blocked a bus at Melvin Avenue Elementary School in the predominantly while San Fernando Valley suburb of Reseda. But the parents whose identities were not made public, had to be pulled out oftbe1path of the school bus. • IJt.fHJI r . OHi 11(•orr11 Regular PNl:flr••• NEW YORK <AP) -Combined live television coverage by CBS and NBC of the first presidential debate 1enerally out- scored competing programming on ABC in three lar1e cities1 though by slim wargins. overnight ratings showed. ( Relateo stories, Page A4). ABC's research department estimated that 50 million to 55 million people saw all or part of the debate on either CBS or NBC, but cautioned that tbe· projection was "very roup," based on r at,ings from only New York. Chicago and Los Angeles. RadifHl,•fit•r :ffalrrial Spillf"d ~ NEW LEBANON, N.Y. (AP) -A cargo of paint and radioactive material spilled on a highway in th.is eutem New York town today when a truck crashed into a bridle abutment and overturned. state police said. Troopers said two crates of radioactive material aboard the tractor trailer were undamaged and there was no leua1e of radiation in the spill on U.S. Route 20. l,,ibya Wall Srnd TroofM la Sflria By The Asloclated Presa Libya t_oday !'as reported :Planning to station troops and warplanes m_ Syn a as part or its strategy against Israel. The PLO . was sa1d to_ be ready to abandon its campaJp to ex- terminate the Jewish state but under conditions certain to be r'-jected by Israel. No official comment was available from the Syrian capital and the reports could not be independently verified. County Eyes Smoke Detector Action The Orange County Board of Supe rvisors will consider a far- reac hing report Tuesd ay in which officials of two county ~gencies are recommending ac- tion that would require: -Installation of smoke detec· tors within the next several months in all condominium and apartment units in unincorporat- ed areas. -Installation of smoke detec. tors in all single family detached dwe llings that do not already have the devices upon sale of the houses to new owners. The recommendations ar e contained in a report prepared by the Oranee County Fire Department and t he Environ· mental Management Agency. Under requirements now in ef. feet installation of smoke detec- tors is required only in new single family detached homes. Under the agencies' proposal the new requirements would become effective at the time the board acts on adoption of the 1979 Uniform Building Code. One county official said the board will consider adoption of the code in November or December. 'The code would set construe· lion standards that would apply to all projects in the unin· corporated county territory. Following the board's action, owners of apartments and con· dominiums would have six months to install detectors. The fire department is prop>S· ing random inspecUons of multi· unit developments to determine compliance and "issue violation notices if necessary." according Mesa Traf fie Panel Meets Costa Mesa's traffic com- mission members will consider a number of no·parlring zones in .the City Wednesday when theY" meet in the first.floor con· ference center in City Hall, 77 Fair Drive. at 10 a.m . to the report. To monitor which 1ingle fami· ly detached houses would re· quire installation of smoke de- tectors. officials are proposing that the county su .. cribe to a real estate service that lisL• changes in property ownership. "Form letters will be sent to new owners advisint tbem of the retroactive detection require· ment.s," accordin1 to tbe re~rt. Officials are recommending that no action be taken on a re- quirement for residential fire s prinkle r systems pending further study. A recommenda- tion would not be made until next July, accordint to the re· port. The board will consider the re· port at 9:30 a.m. in its hearing room at the county Hall of Ad· ministration in Santa Ana. Aut11111n Solitude You know autumn is here when the bikinis and sun· browned bodies disappear from Orange Coast beaches and the electronic.ally equipped treasure hunters have the sands to themselves. This treasure seeker was out early today at 23rd and Ocean Front in Newport Beach. Although ~e preferred to remain anonymous, he did say that he enJoys his hobby and the exercise he gets doing it. He finds a few coins and a watch now and then, he added. • Siberian Tigress Kins Zoo Keeper BEKESBOURNE. England (AP) -A tigress spared after killing her keeper last month killed again today at a privately owned zoo here and was shot to death. a zoo spokesman said. Zeya, a rare Siberian tigress killed zoo keeper Bob Wilso~ when be and two other lr:eepen were cleaning the animal's cage, said a s pokesman for Howletts Zoo, 50 miles southeast of London. On Aug. 21, the tigress at· tacked and killed head tiger keeper Brian Stocks while he was cleaning the cage. The zoo 's own er. John Aspinall, shot Zeya to death Lo- day after the second killing, the spokesman said. Aspinall refused to order the tigress killed after her first at· tack ~ August. "It was not her fault," he told reporters at the time. "She was protecting her cub." He said Zeya was "known Lo be untrustworthy.. and keeper Stocks had made a "fatal mis· calculation" by e nte ring the animal's cage while the tigress was nursing a six·week-0ld cub. The zoo previously operated fOI" 22 years without a fatality he said. · The spokesman said today's killing occurred after "Zeya had been removed to the next door enclosure for the cleaning opera- tion. ·'He r lO ·week -o l d c u b , however, still remained in the enclosure. During the process of cleaning out the yard. Zeya climbed an interna l fence of about 11 feet separating the two enclosures. Bob saw her doing this and s houted to other keepers. •get out '. .. Wdsoo was caught by the an· gry tigress three feet from the door. 4 Handcuf/ed, Murdered in Boston _Holdap BOSTON <AP) -Four young men working at a bowling alley before opening lime were lined up, handcuffed and then fatally s ho t by robbers who then emptied the safe, police said. The slain men, two janitors and,two managers. wer.e herded into a backroom repair shop and shot in the back of the head, police said . A Metropolitan District Com· mission police officer discovered the bodies shortly after 8 a .m. in a room behind the pin setters of Sammy White's Brighton Bowl on Soldiers Field Road. Police said they were looking for a car that was stolen nearby. Authorities said the building's safe was cleaned out. but they were not sure how much cash was missing. Among items to be considered ts prohibition of patlting along the eut side of Ludington Street 'between Paularino Avenue and Ttaverae Street and alon1 the north aide of Industrial Way east of Supedor Avenue. Put 1t Together for School al the Garage Stubbies our 83% conon/17% Polyester pnwale cord pants and stms 1n navy It blue and camol ALSGARAGE 56 r ASH ION ISLAND NrWPOnT BEACH (l 14 ) 1)4 4 7030 The aeasion Is open to the public. Add one ol our Hawaiian ravoo silkies from Nat r:Jorfleel. Ollsnore ex 0 P A oreat oombtnation more than S3 mllHoa. 1-'-"--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-=:..-.~~~~__;.a-~__;=..;;..~·-~~~~~-• ..-~~~_,;..--\o\~~----~,--="'-"--'~=-~~~_._-,.c-=-=----~·· ....... 4 . ' Orange Coast - lf>l lt U N VOL 73, N0. 266, 3 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANG COUNTY. CALIFORNIA \ MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1980 Today~s ClosinJ( N. Y. Stoc.eks N TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Another~Harho Area_School to Close? At le.at on~ mort' sC'hool m•> bt doeed in the Newpurt Mesa Unified School DhllrtC't nut year. and adm1nl1trator ''" uldq lruat~ how to appro&4'h tbe problem. Trustees received n-vurt4'i and computer studies t'raJu) on enrollment •t ea<'b o ( l h e dlatrict 's 19 elementary. su; middJe and four b.lgh schools They are expected lo otfer ~ u I I ,, I 1 n 11 " l o t h e edm1n1stru1mn when lht•y me ·t ill 7 30 11 m 1\it'J>tlay tn llarpt"r ComrnunJt) c~nlt'I 42.."i E IHth SI , Cbsta M1•-.11 Th t• r 1HO pull' r 't u d I l' !>. ;a ispcikt~\mman ~aul . rf!Ot·l't all k1nib o( "1mula1wn. anrt ., lot of ·~•hat If:>' " School enrollment now tb at 19. IS., she >u1d It •~ ""Pf'<'l ~• to bt• :.fboUt whllt W&b Prl:'di('LL-d t•aru .. r ttus yur tor th~ end of Sc11ltimbcr Atlrn1m.Mtr1&tors had predkted 1.200 fcwt•r students i.t lhe end of th13 month. compared lo the su m~ month last year when \'fll oll '™!nt was 20, 1"8. "Obviously, we are not closing uny schools this ye•r ." the spokeswomlln noted. ''But the board. ovt!r the years. bas plt!dKed to the communjty that they will gjve the public a year's noti ce regardina sc hool closures." Trustees and administrators probably wiU be looking closely at six elementary schools and two intermediate facilities, both in Costa Mesa. Elementary schools with the lowest attendance numbers at thh time include Bear Street, 320; California, 282; Corona del Mar 304 ; Eastbluff, 276, Killybrooke, 316, and Woodland, 279. Inte rmed iate schools generally were designed to ho use some 600 pupils, the spokeswoman noted. Kaiser Intermediate currently enrolls 428 pupils. and Rea Inte rmediate's enrollment is 460. Enrollm e nt in th e Newport-Mesa district. began to decline in 1964. offi cials report Subsequently, trustees have shut down ei'gh• e fementary schools, the last in June or 1979 when Monte Vista and Victoria closed their doors. Victoria is bemg leased to Carden Christian School and the Monte Vista facility has hecome Back Bay High Sc hool, a <See SCHOOLS, Page A2) Iran • ID Full-scale War Titan Mishap Convoy Moves . . . Nuke Warhead DAMASCUS. Ark. (AP> -A convoy of eight miUtary vehicles led by a security van left a Titan II missile site today. apparently lransporting a nuclear warhead inside a canister labeled "Do Nol Drop.'' The convoy, escorted by two helicopters. arrived about l ~ hours later at Little Rock Air Force Base in Jacksonville. Ark. Fun Park Target of --~uit By FSEDElllCKSCHOEMEllL OflMo.lly~SuH Disneyl~ was sued today by two Orange County youths who claim that the park's ~cing policies discrimioatV against homoseiruals. The laws uit was filed in Orange County Superior Court juat nine days after Andrew Ex· ler, 19, of Orange, and Sean El· liott;l7. of Anaheim. were eject· eel from the park for dancing together. "The park security people told us that Disneyland does not make provision for altemalive lilestyles." Exler told reporters during a late morning news con- ference in Santa Ana. It is alleged in the lawsuit that the park's policy prohibiting members of the sam e sex from dancing together violates civil ri1bts statutes barring dis- crimination based on sex. Each of the two plaintiffs is demanding $10,250 in damages from tbe Magic Kingdom. They are being represented in the lawsuit by Santa Ana at- torney Ronald Talmo. He is Orange County legal director for the American Civil Liberties Union but emphasized that he bas accepted the case on a private basis. According to the lawsuit, Ex· ler, a county clerk and Elliott, a college student, were dancing together on a public dance floor in Tomorrowland when they were approached by security of· ncers and removed to a security office. Exler conceded that he had contacted both Disneyland and (See SUED. Page AZ) The Air Force continued to maintain tight security over the operation. refusing to confirm the widely held belier that a warhead was blown hundreds of feet into the air from the silo in a fuel explosion Friday. The b1ast, occurring when a wrench was dropped in the silo. killed a sergeant and injured 21 men. Despite the secrecy. an Air --Force~ diTectlnT lhe con- voy smiled and gave a thumbs· up sign to an AP reporter who asked. ''ls that wh a t you wouldn't confirm or deny?·· The convoy was led by an Air Force pickup truck and a securi· ty van with flashing blue lights. State police patrol cars escort- ed the convoy, and two helicop- ters new ahead to report traffic conditions on U.S. 65 and ln· terstate 40. At one point, the con- voy was ordered to s low from 55 mph to about 40 mph. Members or the convoy could be heard on radio monitors ask· ing for "security check." There was a flurry or activity at tbe site shortly before the con· voy left at 5:30 a.m. PDT. State police cruisers and patrol cars from the Van Buren County sheriff's office gathered outside the gate and an Air Force helicopter arrived ·a short time later. As television crews and re- porters across U.S. 65 from the gate prepared for the exit by the convoy, the helicopter took off and headed in the direction of Little Rock Air Force Base. The tractot·trailer truck believed to have been carrying the warhead was loaded with two large canisters an chored to the trailer. One of the canisters was blue. The other was silver and green. Both were labeled "Do Not <See TITAN, P•1e A2) fi' AU ARR/YES ON WARM D.4Y By The Associ•ted Press Fall arrives today at 2:09 p.m. PDT. The official changeover from summer to fall comes at the mo- ment of the autumnal equinox when the sun is directly over the equator and. theoreticalJy, day and night are equal in length. The days will keep getting shorter until the winter solstice in December. .. ~,, .. • Ml11•n KUWAIT SAUDI ARABIA 0 - • hzf1! •Um -IRAN PAKISTAN .,. ............. IRAN AIRFIELDS 80l9ED BY IRAQI JETS INDICATED Hoetlldn EK818ted to Ful ecale War Killer Mosqui,toes Attack Texas Com BRAZORIA, Texas <AP)· - Thick swarms of mosquitoes at- tacked a herd of cattle on Stephen Perry's farm and sucked the life blood from bis animals. "just like the Bible, you know. with the locusts and a ll." "It's the worst thing that ever happened to this coastal coun- try." Perry said. "They came in about 4 one evening and ~e cat- tle were dead the next morn- ing." There are some disbelievers in this town of 1,800 about 45 miles so uth of· Houston . but veterinarian L.G. Gayle at Tex- as A&M's Medical Diagnostic Laboratory says swarming mos- quito.es capable of killing livestock is ''a very strong probability." County health officials say that ever since Hurricane Allen slammed ashore last month, swarms of mosquitoes have plagued the Texas coast. Perry lqst about 40 cows, three horses and several calves since the first swarm hit Aug. 19, and then "we kind of lost count. "We've bad mosquitoes before but we've never bad creiege like this. You could just reach out and get yourself a bapdful. It was just terrible and it's still bad." J .C. McNeil ; director of Brazoria County's mosquito con- trol office, said the insects were salt marsh mosquitoes, whose eggs can lay dormant for up lo 20 years, waiting for salt water. MiGs Hit Tehran Airport By The As~i•t.ed Press Iraqi MiGs rai9ed Tehran's in· temational airport and at least a hall-d02:en other Iranian air in- s tallations today a nd Iraq's state radio said three weeks of air, ground and sea hostilities had · 'esC'alated into ct full -scale war." Iran said it launched suc- cessful ret-alialory attacks on two Iraqi air bases. fn Ankara , Turkey, a spokesman for the Iraqi Em- bassy told The Assoc~ate Pr~s that -iraq declared war on Iran. but there was no word from Baghdad itsell that the cnsis reached that point. Turkey's Anatolia News Agency issued a similar report of a war declara. lion but quoted no sources. Iranian President Abolbassan Bnni-Sadr, in a broadcast sta.te- ment, said Iranian warplanes successfully attacked two Iraqi bases today. He sajd he received word six MIGs were sbot down in Iran's llam Province. A broadcas t by Parliament speaker Hasbemi Rafsanjani said armed forces were on alert throughout the country and responding to Iraq's attacks. Baghdad said its warplanes hit nine airstrips in midday s trikes and that two of its Soviet- made MiG jets were lost. A top Iranian military official said ''several·· air bases were raided, and an Iranian revolu- tionary guard commander claimed six MiGs attacked seven air installations. A thick column or smoke rose from the TehraJ) Airport area and the sound of explosions rocked the capital. Tehran radio broadcast a blackout order from the military command to guard against night air raids. AJI Air Iran flights were canceled until further notice and internal flights were diverted to Isfahan, (See MIDEAST, Page A2> U.S. Offers New Appeal UN I TED NAT I ON' tAP J Appealing for re lease of the Aml·ric·a11 hostages. Secr~ta ry of State Edmund S. Muskie offered ·today to selll<' all of Iran's grievances with the United States ·on a basis of mutual rcspe<'t and equality •· Muskie <'a iled on thl U N . General Assembly to s upport the hos tages prompt r elease a nd to adopt effective measures to pro t ect di p l o mats e v e r y w h e r e 'f r o m terrorism. lie s aid th e Un 1 t e d States would drop its s ane t1ons ~gafn.st fran ana ·~<fo our part io resolvin~ fairly the issues between us·' once the 52 Americans, held captive now for 324 days, are sent home. Gold Price Soars Over $700 Mark LONDON (AP> The price of gold broke the $700-an·ounce barrier today for lhe first time in more than seven months. Silver also skyrocketed Dealers attributed the rise to nervousness over the I raq-lran border war. which escalated to- day as Iraqi MiGs bombed seven airports in Iran , in c luding Tehran's Mahrabad facility. In Zurich . gold opened al $700.50 a troy ounce al mid· morning, up from $676.50 Fri· day. and had risen to $704.50 by mid-day. It was the first time gold topped $700 in Europe since f'eb. 11 when the metal closed at $71~.50 an ounce in Zurich. London's fi ve major bullion houses fixed the morning gold price at $698.75 an ounce, up $20.25 from Friday's close. Gayle's autopsies on four cows and one calf showed as much as half or the seven to nine gallons of blood in the animals' bodies was missing, he said. Dla..mad StDitda But the afternoon fi xing was $718. Meanwhile, gold traded at S724 an ounce in New York. up $35.80, before falling back to$715. 'There was no external or in· temal hemorrhaging to account "for the severe anemia," Gayle said. The animals lost large amounts of blood to the mos- quitoes and either died as a direct result of blood loss or later from beat or exhaustion, he concluded. "It (the blood) had to go somewhere. We found no inf~ tious agents, and we found no toxic elements," Gayle said. NB Woman Pays $4,000 for Fakes Silver traded in New York at $24.70, up $2.90, before falling to ... S2A.20. The price surge began earlier in the day in the Far East. where gold climbed $18.01 an ounce in Hong Kong to close at $703.65. The dollar lost ground to the Britis h pound but made small gains against the Japanese yen and most European currencies. Newport Beach detectives are searching for a man named "Tony" who allegedly talked a businesswoman into buying $24.000 worth or diamonds at a Woman Hurt In Accident A 2S-year-old Laguna Hills woman was hoepitali1ed in fair condition this morning after her small pickup truck was broadsided and overturned in a two-car colliaion in Irvine, police sald Oran1e County Paramedics had to uae crowbars to rree Theresa Lamberson, 2S, from the wreckace at Jamboree Road. and the San .. Dleco· Freeway, after the cOWsloa of her truck witll a car 'driven by Llepia V. Antonio, 51. of 14'71 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. He wasn't in- jured. Otncen said the accident took place u Ms. Lamberton waa tumtnc left off the freeway to Co JOutb on Jamboree Road and Antonio WU proceedjna north· bound on tbe 1ame street. cut rate and then pulled a fast switcheroo. The fast-talking suspect, police said, approached the Balboa Peninsula shop owner late last week saying he bad three near-perfect diamonds he was willing to sell at a reasona- ble rate. The man, dressed in a coordjnated tennis outfit, ac- companied the woman to a pair of Harbor Area jewelry shops to have the atones appraised. Assured by the jewelers that the diamonds were aenuine, the woman forked over $4,000 in cash for the stones only to find out later that the man bad banded her'lake diamonds. She told police she believed the man, who transacted the deal in her shop, switched diamonds on her while she was di1eJn1 in her purse for the cash. Police said the alle1ed con artist wore dark aun1lasaes throughout the transaction and bad what was described u a New Jersey accent. The fake stones the woman was left with were estimated to be worth $.150, police Hid. Co as a Weaaher Some night and morning low clouds, otherwise sun· ny a nd a little warmer Tuesday. Lows tonight 52 along the coast. 60 inland. Highs Tuesday. 74 to 84. INSIDE TODA\' Thtrt um no cltar winne1' in tht "Great Debate" but the onlt1 agreement was Ronald Rengan's and John Anderson's mutual op1n1on that PrtriMnl Cann should have joined them. 1 Stories. photo• Page A4J lndt.·~ ) STAR INDICATES SIT£ OF CONFERENCE CENTER Unlverthy Club lo Be, One of Flrat Occupant• VCI Meet Center Site Ceremony Set Thl' !>Ill' f11r l h1• plJn111•1I 111,11011 :.quJn• f11 ut l Ol\t•r'll' l'11nf Pt l'nt'1• t \•1111·1 .11 \ '(' In int• \\al l h1• n fl1t·1Jll~ ilt•dn•,tt t•ll Wt'dnt>:.<l:.i~ Tht• SI:! m1ll111n n>~t 11f construrt 11•n \\ 111 ht• functeil through J 51100.000 grant b} the Ahmanson Foundation and matdung fundi. ra1M•d through pnvall' donation!'.' .• 11•c•ordtng tu u l 'C I Prt'S'> n·lc:asc• ~1 cet1ng• .. ronft.•n•ncc:. and wm 1na1-. will bt.• held an the fa1·il11' "Jad l 'CI Chanrellor Dan1C'I G ·\ldnrh Jr The t.'t.>nter will be localed at the southwest edge or Campus l'.1rk bt>l\H'c11 lhe Computer. S1·1,·1H·e and l'hysical Sciences bu1lc1111~s "The C'entcr will be a l'ataJyst f11r the crt'attve activ1t1es of UCI fu<'ulty and staff. community g r ou p s and t h e man y organizations affiliated under the tree of the university. all no w without a place to assemblt>," Aldnl'h said The U niver s it y C lub . composed of UC I faculty, staff and communJty members, will be one of the first occupants of the new building. The club now operates out of two trailers on campus f' rtut1 Pagp I I MIDEAST BATTLE. • • th1.• radio s:ud lrnn and Iraq have been s par ring along their borders for months. but the fightanJ;? escalat· ed lal'I week after Iraq canceled J 1975 tn•aty The treaty ended the tale Shah Mobammctd Reza~ l'3hl3v1 's s uppor1 of a Kurdish rt•belhon in northern Iraq and in t 'rona 1,og~· l I T TTi\ • • • OroJ• SPcreldn 1>f fkf<•nse I lamlcl Bro"' n said Su1rl;1\ that lw or 11crf'c1 an Air F1Jnc in' c:-.ll~dtlon 11f the n;,ition 's 18 T1tJn II m1ss1lc mstJllJllcln~ w1 1h a11 C'\" toward .afet~ 1mproH•rn••nts Co\ Hill <'hnton w<1s t<mnng thl' m1s,lll· ,110 '1te to<la y, the 11 r<;t offtt·1 1 hl•t than m1htary per::.onm·I Jllowc•d 1n the area f hl:' .\ir l•'urt•1 '.'>a1d the news media .!lso "'ould bl' ricrmllt('d a tour t\1r l•'ort'C' c·rcw' wo rked an -.ecrec) Sundt!) t o r e move debrt!> from !ht farmland where the Titdn 11 hlt•w out of its silo k'rnlay, Jnd the Defense Depart· mcnr agJ1n dcdincd to sa y whetht•r a nu<·lt•ar warhead was lllVOl\'l'fl Thi' flc-v Tommy ll all as. s ailed the ofhi.:aa l s1lcnct> dunng • his sermon al th1• F'1rst Baptist Church saying Damascus res1 tlents have a right to know what risks the) fan•d because we art-Arne rirans. ""<' are payan~ the hills · ·w e don t 1Aant sccreL<, re· \ea led 111 us All wt.• want 1s the truth." hl' said in a 20·minute "ermon ome 1.400 area residenls were tt'mpor<1ril} evacuated 3fte r the l'Xplos1on The hla:.l C'atr1 polled the warhcurl out of tht> under ground silo . 3l°Corfl 1ng lO tapes Of m11itar} ra<l111 transmissions monitored by the Arkans as Gazette The New York Times today quoted military sources as confirming th<it a n unarmed nuclear warhead was aboard the missile. /' OR ANGE COAST ~ I •DI [IQ I{ I} I Tn• c)••"'*i1"' Gd'' O.•i• P11or •·I"' •"·~"" '' (0"'D l'WllJ I~ N•llllil'\ "'•'' ,, 0\olbh'""°U DY''"° i),.,..Q,. f~'\t P\oiOf1'\l"t•t-.q (ltMD•"Y \.ft>.tt«tl• ,.tj.f,OI\,· .. ,. Dw04 "iPO ~NI•• IPUO"~" J ''~' IOI (O'\IA MH • .-Nf'•OQd P....-~ ... Uifth"QIO" 8r•," '"""'• " Y• t•, '••"" l. •Ov1"4• Bf'•< rt ~O'I o.. t • tQ 1 •.-o on~u f'd t.on ... 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GO ,...tftlt t return put the last 60 m iles of the boundary between the two countries down the middle of the Shatt al· Arab waterway I n abrogating the treaty, Iraq said it was resuming sovereign· ty ov-er the eas tern half of the· estua ry, which is formed by the u n 1 on o f t-h e Ti gr 1 s a nd Euphrates Rivers a nd connects Bas rah. Iraq's chief port. as we ll as Iran's Khoq·am shahr and Abadan with the Persian Gulf Bani·Sadr's broadcast included Iran 's tall y of losses on both s ides since the flar e ·up of hostihues began He said Ira· nian losses were 22 soldiers captured ; four aircraft. one helicopter. 11 t anks and three ships He put Iraqi losses a t 244 dead. 11 defectors to Iran. 11 M iGs, sax helicopters a nd 21 tanks It gave a figure for naval losses but the words were ind ist- ing uishable by radio monitors. Ira n has broadcast a claim that its forces sank four Iraqi missile boats and a number of e nemy aircraft. None of the claims could be confir med. Baghdad Radio said Iranian a rtillery s helle d four foreign cargo ships in the Shatt el·Arab waterway, and identified them as the J apanese craft Camellia and Silver Crane , the Greek Admos and Liberian Young Ras man. It s aid the Camellia's bridge was hit a nd one -or its s a ilors was wounded. The radio s aid all four were Oy· ang Iraqi flags -as a ll ships have been ordered lo do while an the estuary since Iraq claim ed it last Wednesday. No confir mation or the report. the s hips' names or nationalities was available . Re ports of the airport raid.c; came one day after Iraq and Iran each claimed heavy damage to the ot her in a naval and artillery battle at the head of the Persian Gulf f'ro111 Pag.-''I SUED •.. ne ws representatives before he and Elliott went to the park to draw attention to the park's dance policy. Exler said that Dis neyland of- fic ials had repeatedly refused to answer both verbal and written inquiries about the policy. Disneyland officials have said th ey believe the policy is n ecessa ry be ca u se o f Disneyland's reputation as a "family park." "We feel that it is wrong to discriminate against homosex· uals." Exler said. "There's also a greater issue or human rights. The police wouJd prevent two brothers from d a n cing together." Elliott said that the 'couple faced no h a rassment from anyone else on the dance floor. "I don't see what the difference is whether we dance together or whether a male and female dance together." Elliottsaid. Asked ii he and Elliott WoUkl return to Disneyland, Exler said "I don't see why not. I think Dis- neyland is a fun place.'' Talmo said that he will seek an injt1nction to prevent Dls· neyland from future appUcation of the policy. A beartn1 date bu not been set., be said. Jl/Sl' BREAK/NC I.alt 1t1m1 /rom toda1(• world ortd national ~w• ~~1'lpmenls lrat1. Demands V.S. · · Return Shah's Weal,th By Ttae Auoclated Preas Tlw Kl>t·uhr of tran':s Parli1tm<>nt declared today the lt•j(IHlutur1• Wiil takt• fl defis ion on the fate or the S2 U .$, hn~tDKt'll "only wh1•11 d ·mands arc met by the U.S., especially our ch-mund for tlw rt'lurn of thf' shah's wealth which was put for w11 n l hy fruum KhCJ1ne1111 , and the Majlis will insist on t~at." 'l'hf' M11Jh~ :;pt•ukl'r. ll11shcmi Rafsanjani. added that "the ln q 1 uttuek u~u111s1 frun 1s a part of U S. ·plot'' and that "the 1t•u1111an lruqi war wi ll not be without effect on the fate or the hu:Hu·~t'l'I," who o;1x·nt thf'ir :l~d day in captivity today ltufi.a11Ju111 s 1111I ht' dt>livered 27 lette rs from the hostages ' t.11111111·~. wh11·h he order~d lo be handed to the captives. but said 30 µarhnrrwntury deputies who vis ited the U.S. Embassy in Tl:'h1 :w ror lhn ·t· hours today ctid not meet the Amencims '•r,, llr•·rall Sah•>I,.....,, ldna1Ulftl NOHl-'01.K, Va CAI') The Navy says it identified ~ .. il;utt·ur.. ~ho tlamaged 29 Navy a1rcr11ft 1n four incidents at Norfolk art•:J hasl·s during the past year ('hid Pett y Ofra cer Mi,hael Walsh, a public affairs 1>JX1k1•l)man for the Naval Air Force, said those identified were ~·onnt••'h:d with the squadrons whose planes were da maged W .ij:.h rc'1L'>t·tl 10 dtsl·lose the names of the s uspects, or to say ho"" many wen• involve d He said charges were pending ,.arf•HO Blod·.: Beu ht I .. I LOS ANGEi.ES <A P l Chanting parents and pupils packeted and blocked one or the more than 2,000 school buses that rolled to· day as the school district's new mandatory busing plan was ex· panded by 56 schoo ls at the startofthe second week or class. Nobody was hurt or arrested as several parents blocked a bus at Melvin Avenue Ele mentary School in the predomina ntly whale San Ferna ndo Valley s uburb of Reseda But the parent!>, whose identities were not made public. had to be pulled out of the path or the school bus D.-bofc• Ouf"c·nrp" Rt-g1dar l"1·09rn11u NEW YORK t AP> Combined live television cove rage by CBS and NRC of the first presidential dcbat<· gcnerall y oul scored competing programming on ABC in threl' larg<' c1t1es . though by slim margins, overnight rat1nRS showed 1 Related stories, Page A4 1. ABC"s research department estimated that 50 malhon to 55 million people saw a ll or part of the d ebate on e1tht•r CBS or NBC. but cautioned that l~proJection was .. very rough,' based on r ating_,-rom only New York. Chicago and Los Angelt'S Hadioflc•f ire• tfaff•rial .te;pillM NEW LEBANON. NY. IAP) A cargo of paffl t and radioactive matenal spilled on a highway an this eastern e w York town today when a truck cras hed into a bndge abutme nt and overturned , state police said. Troopers said two crates of radioactive mate n a l :.ib1111rd the tractor trailer we re undamaged and there was no lt>akage of radiation in the spill on U.S. Route 20 Carter Bea.ch We.t~o11 1-auue Tour SPRINGFI ELD. Ill. CAP) President Carter. heading west on a tour of fo ur states he lost in 1976, attacked the Republicans' ener gy policy today and toute<t his own as "lhe most exciting s ingle undertaking in the last part of the 20th century " His goal. Carter said, was "nothing less than changing t he way America produces. uses and even thinks about energy " The preside nt loured a gasohol plant and. speaking at the Lincoln Land Community College, said the Republican ener gy program consists or "turning the oil companies loose" and ig· no ring ··our hard·won gains in solar energy. gasohol. synthetic fuels and conser vation." Plnne Cn:uh \-inilM ldrtuifWd R IVERSIDE tAP > Two men killed m the unexplained c ras h of a s ingle-engine plane south of here were identified l~· day. authonties said. Pilot William Richmond. 41. of Garden Gr ove and 19·year· old Gregory Clark of El Monte were pronounced dead at the scene of Sunday's crash. The cause or the crash was under tn· vestigation. Federal Aviation Administration officials s aid l,,,ibya Hill Sc•nd Troop1 10 Sgria By The Assoeiated Press Libya today was reported planning to station troops and war planes in Syria as part or its strategy against Israel T he PLO was s aid to be ready to a bandon its campaign to ex· terminate the Jewish s tale but under conditions certain to be r~ jecled by Is rael. Mamie to Appeal, On Parking Plight Mamie Van Doren is expected to ask Newport Beach City Council members tonight to help her out of a jam that could result in the r evocation or use permits on he r Cannery Village home. City planning commissioners, m eeting last month, told the blonde actress to "return" three parking spots behind her home. City officials said she convert· ed the parking spots into com· m ercial floor space without the city's permission. Miss Van Doren. who gained fame in the 1950s as a sex s ym· bol for her blonde bombshell m ovie roles. said that to return the parking spots she'd have to rip down pa rt or a store below he r two-story home . The store, now leased to a businessman specializing in pie· lure frames, was built by the ac· tress to display her collection of antiques. . . Planning comm1ss1oners brus hed aside Miss Van Doren 's plea that she be a llowed to rent fi ve parking s pots n~ar her home in orde r to satisfy the city's off-street parking require- m ent. Further commissioners said they wo~ld begin re~ocati.on h earings on her res adenta~I / permits at their Oct. 9 meeting tf the parking spaces aren't re· turned. F...-Pagt-AI Miss Van Doren is asking the council to overrule the com- m ission and accept he r parking plan . The council meets at 7 :30 p.m . in the Council Chambers, 3300 Newport Blvd. o .i1y P'I ... _..., ltkMN It- A ·utuntn Solitude You know a utumn is here when the bikinis 1 and sun · browned bodies disappear from Orange Coast beaches and the electronically equipped treasure hunters have the sands to themselves. This treasure seeker was out early today at 23rd and ~an Front in Newport Beach. Although he preferred to remain anonymous, he did say that he enjoys his hobby and the exercise he gets doing it. He finds a fe w coins and a watch now and then, he added County Eyes New · Smoke Alarm Law The Orange County Board of Supervisors will consider a far· rearhing re port Tuesday in which offi cials of t wo county agencies are recommending ac· lion that would require: Installation of smoke detec· tor s within the ne xt several months in all condominium and apartment units in unincorporat· ed areas. Installation of smoke delec· tors in a ll single family detached dwellings that do not a lready have the devices upon sale or the houses to new owners . The r ecommendations are contained in a report prepared by the Orange County Fire Department and the Environ· mentaJ Management Agency. Under requirements now in ef· reel installation or smoke delec· tors is required only in new single facniJy detached homes. Under the agencies' p roposal the new requirements would become effective at the lime the board acts on adoption of the 1979 Uniform Building Code. One county official said the board will consider adoption of the code in November or December. The code would set construe· tion standards that would apply to all projects in the unin· corporated county territory. Following the board's action, owners of apartments a nd con· dominiums would h ave six m onths to install detectors. The fire department is pro~· ing random inspections or mU:1l1· unit developments to det.er~e compliance and "iss~e v1olat~on notices if necessary. according to the report. . To monitor which single farru· ly detached ~ouses wo uld re· quire installation or smoke de· tectors, officials are proposing that the county subscribe to a rea I estate ser vice that list!' changes an property ownership. , · f''orm letters wtll be sent to new owners advising the m of the re troactive detectio n require· m ents.'' according lo the rePort. Rites Set For Lido's Mrs. Hardage Fune ral services for Irene Hardage, a longtime resident of Lido Isle in Newport Beach and an activist in civic affairs. will be held Tuesday. The past president of the Lido Isle Wome n's Club d ied Satur- day aft er a lengthy ba ttle with cancer. She was 65. • Ser vices will be he ld at St. An· drew's Presbyterian Church in Newport Beach at 11 a.m. The 17·year Newport resident w as largely r espons ible for esta blishing a bikeway on Lido Is le a nd city leaders honored her by n aming the bikeway. Via Irene. after he r .• She also served as a director on the Lido Isle Community As· socialion board of directors and was a boating enthusiast. S h e is s urv i ved b y her hu s band Earl a nd three children: Celia Turner, Lucille Harrison and Fred Salter, all or Newport Beach. The family re· quests that in lieu of flowers. donations be m ade to the Hoag Memorial Hospital radia tion de· partmenl. SCHOOLS. • continuation high school formerly known as MeNally Hl1h In downtown Costa Mesa. Put 1t fogether lor School at the Garage S111hboc<; our 83% conon/17' . 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Tl1E EMPIRE STRIKES BACK M111~ H.1111111 hOSt5 a ~dlUle 10 •P•-<ldl elfects tKl1noto gy 1 .. muri11y clops from "'"" 11s1119 sp.,c1o11 1-11ec1s ,111Cl .in appearance tiv R2U~ 0 LITTLE HOUSE ON THEPRAtAIE 1Sedson Premiere) Alman lO 1nvPSIS an or his money mto , .. fatm lo< Laura and 111rn only 10 t>e cneated ou1 or 11 by 111e unscrupulous former owner 1Pa11 1)Q 0 MOVIE • • • ·w C fields Ana Me / 1976) Rod <;1e19er ValPrtfl Perrone Carlolla Mon11 recalls her years as a dt>vntPa and tormented comp.)noon to the maste< c.onwo1an f2 hrs l 0 MOVIE • • Canrel My Re~er vilfloln ( 1972) Sob Hope, E vol M1111e Saint "!: 0) P M MAGAZJNE S!'P the world s most unu· ~u.tl car Mrs Arnerrca at hor111._ a chal ... 11r, comedl· a11 u~11 •• gher Cne1 Ten .;on• s Span1s11 r•rr Or Wd-.c.O on ~ ne... 1at>1es •nf' • IOUO OOl.D Quell\ The 8p111011ra. 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SPECIAL ··ro Say I Ano" A locus on 11ui latest lf'Chnoioqy a11ow111g children ar>a a.iutls who a18 speecnles!> oue to sevete physi<:al nan01caps 10 communicate and receive a qunhty e<lU· ca11on 1s presen1e<1 @) DON CORYELL 9.30 t) WKRP IN CINCINNATI Johnny Fever wms a broadcasting awar<l that sots 011 a round 01 1eal0us squabbling among hos let low workers tR) &;) JAMES MICHE.NEA'S WORLD Sports tn America l he Black Athle10" Interviews wrlh Munammad Ali Arthur Ashe~ 0 J ~S!>" anO Othe• noted athletes 1l1g11hgh1 this e•plora11on of lhe chan91nQ role ol black part1copa11on on American sports IA) '1!) JAZZATTHE MAINTENANCE SHOP TUBE TOPPERS • ABC 8 6:00 -Monday Night Foot- ball. The high-flying Philadelphia Eagles tackle the New York Giants in an NFC East matchup. C~ 8 8:00 SPEX : The Empire Strikes Back. flow the special effects for those ·'Star Wa rs'' movies were created is the subjeet of this documentary (photo at left). KTLA e 8:00 -"W. C. Fields and Me." Rod Steiger portrays the fa mous booze-guzzling comic with Valerie Per- rine as his longtime love in this movie drama. Dtl•te• Gordon Ou1111e1 CNO II 06•18' Go.don 1ennr Sll•, Ruytus Reid bass. George CablPS p1ano. Eddie Gladdo•1 d1ums tR) @)MOVIE * S&111n s T rianqle 11974) Kom Novak Doug McClure 1/111 lone 5Urv1vor ol a S]1lpw1etk has 11 rough ume or 11 all&• en1e11ng the Bermuoo l rrangle 11 hr 30mlll I 10:00 fJ (}) LOU GRANT (Season Premiere) Work Ing ii Oou1>le shill qoves Lou an eye ooenu1q e11counl er with the Trrb s eccentroc; n19hts1de )tillf DO N~S 0 MOVIE * *. we~twnrld 119731 Yul Brynnor' Aocharo Ben· 1am1n An aoull playground t>ecomes a graveyard when tne compule1-1un robots go t>ersetk 11 n1 30m1n ) m NATIONAL NEWS 10:30 G) m NEWS fD JAZZ AT l HE MAINTENANCE SHOP B•lf Evan~ Troo INO II Boll Evan~ piano Marc Jl?tnson 1>11ss. Joe L aBar bera arums {R) '1!) BILL MOYERS' JOURNAL Camp411gn Report fs•H JOHN DARLING ' MOyl!rs report" un the e•cnb people dnd •Ssues or Ille 1980 elt1c;t1on cam pn111n ilnd e•am1nfls vart- ou& aspects nl ltle pol111cal pruc;ess 111Xl t)0 @)NEWS 0 HOLLYWOOD SOU ARES 0 MOlllE I> • Aro Eye l'or A11 Eye t t9661 Roben l .,n~mg. Pat Wayroe A b0u111y nun1er :.eetts r,.venge Oil 111ose 11:\porosrt>I<' tor the oeath of no~ Nole d11Cl son t l no 57 min) 0) YOU BET YOUR LIFE Buooy HarkMt mee1s a Hulu r.ooµ •· • p,..-1 1 a tanv who AiOr•!. Ir, u ~rt!w c.o•ntJi4fly.and t lJ• .. •r t..on tllltt'<.1111 Q) THE BENNY HILL SHOW 11 30 t) 111 QUINCY M E ou ... cy 01-;agu ..... , woth ~ IOI) fJB!hOl"Qy l'Al>t'rl O•e• J t..d'-C Ov1nc.' ,., <~onv1nr.:;e<J is ,;11 e,. ample ul ho"'1c•df' 'fJ q,\1n m~ur 11nt, mQne1 lfduclult-nlly D TONIGHT Gut-'t t1r1st ~'Jhi•t I f'(lem Gu1•sts GdrV Col1,.,1an Ct111~1C1r1he• Reev11 0 MORCAMBE & WISE Eric aort Finoe d•l'S~ up as (..tlllt JS q111•_. It M~y 8 19 ... , •• ' cJi-1 r ruie 9 fl'C.10es TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS. that Eric 11 loo old aod ttams up •Ith a new pat\· '* 8 NEWS • HOOAN'I HEAOU Hogan <levtMt"' office<•' club tor Stateg 13 • ITTAl<IE9ATHIU • C\) CAPTION£[) ABC NEWS l1I A8CNEWS 11:60 0 IAONSIOE Ironside •ovesllg@tes tne robbery ot a totally pro- tected bani! veult -tM>NIGtCT- 12:00 U TWILIOHT ZONE II ABC NEWS G) MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE The IMF must penetrate a mooaste1y and resGue a c:erdrnat 12;20 II MOVIE • * ''> 'Two On A Benc;h t 1971) Pally Duke Ted Besseu A pair 01 unlikely spies are thrown together 10 ttnd out which ol them is ectually an agent 11 hr , 30 min) 12'30 0 TOMORROW Guests comf!doan David lelle<man Broadway pro- ducer David Memck, 101- mer clllld s1ars Angell! Cartwright, Lauren Chapin, Jay Noitn and Paul Peter sen, wrestler Walter Koller Kowalski D THE 8AXTERS "The Right To Strike" m NATIONAL NEWS 12.40 t) (fJ THE SAINT A po11ce cnoel on Cannes $USPPCt5 :.1mon OI 1>e1ng responsible tor a senes 01 1ewel tnefls 1250 0]) AOAM-12 The ollocers answer sever at robbery calls engage 1n a street ct1ast1 ana a11est a dope peddler t:oom MOVIE • • ', Impact t 19491 Bn· an Oonlevy Ella Raine~ A wefl.conoeoved plot Dy a woman and her paramouo to d•sPOse ol rier nusband via an "acc1dontal' deatn oackhres 11on1ca11y tor the scheming pair { t hr 30 m1n1 1 SO t) 0 NE;WS 2:001 NlW9 t'.26 MOYIE * * * .. TM Oesetl Fo11" (11151) J-MelOn, Jes. llc;a l lltl<ly Field Matlflal Romm.i etMrget H • unique military llQure dur· ing 1111 Wortd Wt11 fl .Afr1. c1n cempalgn (I Iv , 50 min ) 2:30• NEWS r,,...,,.,, .• oa,,, •• ,. 1tlo"lr• 11:00 m • * "The Man From Ulen .. ( 111341 Jonn Wayne, Gabby H11111s A tough lewman nabs a gang ol outlaws who Is using a rOdl!o as us base ot opera- llOllS { t ht ) -AFTERNOON- 12:00 0 • * Relurn 0 1 The roan 11952,l Dale Rot>ertson. Joanne Dlu. A ranch11r struggles lo hang on 10 h•s tand and homo t 1 hr .30 min I fD * • * ' Green Oolplllll Street" tParl t) (1947) Lana Turner. Donna Reed A gentle g111 and he1 llCkle sister rove ll'ie same man { l nr • 50 min I m * • * * 'Gll}ol' ( 1962) Jac~•e Gleason Katherrne l(ath The poor, mute 1an1- 1or ol a run-down Palls roomong house oilers to shelter a woman and ner dau9n1e1 12 nrs ) 1·00 ED • • • • G1lbett Ano Sullivan ( 1953) Rot>el\ Morley Maurice Evans The great hght-!>per:i team composes many 1mmorlal works f I hr • 50 min I 3:00 Qll * *' • Rabbit Run" t 19701 James Caan. An1ane11e Comer A lormer t11gh scnool basketball star 111es 10 run away lrom h•s oull presenl eJ1•stence ( t hr 30mon) 3·30 0 • * '' Deadly Har vest' t 1972) Richard Boone. Pally 01Jke A man who has aelecle!J lrom Russian ano sellle<l in C•I· 1lorn1a l1nos !hat he rs the target lo< an assassin .( 1 hr 30m1n) by Armstrong & Batluk ANO FOR I HOSE P£0PLE WHO APPEAat:O ON \HE NEWS TONIGHT ••• WE HAVE A CIJPY 01= OU~ NEWSCONlROl- NEWS HO ME: GN'IE/ . . He's Got Soap in Morning, White Way at Night By JERR\' BllCK LOS ANGELES CA P> John Gabriel says there is a kinship between soap op~ra an d the theater that does n 't exist anywhere else on l<'lcvis1on Many daytime serials are pro· duced on Broadway·s doorstep in N"w York .• rnd manv actors work the soaps in the 'sunlight and the boards by mD<"inl1ght In addition th(' <;enals havl' created a whole new breed of "' •;!.. matinee idol wh o h as GAllllEL "Ryan 's Hope: t' n o r mo u !> clraw1nJ? power 1n r e g 1 o n a I lheater One· :. u <.' h l s Gabriel. th<' tall and dar k I) handsome sl.tr of ABC's ·' l jusl fm 1s hed a tour of 'Brigadoon,' " said Gabriel. who was on a visit here "I'd do eight shows a week of 'Bngadoon' rn Ohio, then fly back to New York to tape an episode of ·Ryan ·s Hope .' Then Oy back lo Ohio. Fortunately, they'd cul my ap- peara nces in the soap. but I've nev<-r beeq so tr red in my life. "I 'd ~ne 'Applause ' on r Broadway before 'Ryan 's Hope,' hut I 'd for gotten · how m uch encrg) is Pxpended in a stage show " Ga bnel s a id h e quic kly learned tha t daytime s tars have enormous drawi ng power and that it's a differ ent a udience than the one attracted by movie or nighttime s tars . "You're dealing with people as much as five days a wee k ." he said '·You get a connection you don 't get with an y other medium ... , Gabriel is one or the soaps ' 'favor ite matinee idols Before hb role as Dr Sene ca Beaulac in .. Ryan 's Hope." he was i.n "C. cneral Hospital.. and "Love or Life." He also is extremely successful elsewhe re. He's j ust recorded a ne w album. for which he wrote some of the lyrics One song is "San- dy,·· for his actress-wife . who re· cently left the cast or "All My Children." He has a role with Jill Clayburgh in the movie "It's My Tum," and was supposed to play Lauren Bacall's suitor in "The Fan." Miss Bacall became s ick. and the picture was de- layed. forcing Gabriel to bow out. It was also his work on soaps and his recogn ition of the s tars' popular ity that led him into another area. He created. and is the host of, "Daytime Star ." a s yndicated talk a nd variety s how. Gabriel, who has to be written out of "Ryan 's Hope" to take on oth er projects. said, "Soap opera is very hard work. You do a half-hour every day. You get the script, block it, break for lunch. run it through , compare notes. run it through again, com- pare notes. then tape it. ·'Out of that you get re - markably good work from the a ctors . I've seen people come in a nd be co m e g r eat actors because the y work . work. work." Gabriel's character . Beaulac, is the half-Indian , half-Fre nch· 'Gerty Stein' on 50 l ler writing was called monumen- ta I and her genius . wit and indepen- dence cnnched the lives or many. "Gerty, Ge rty, Ge rty Stein is Back. Back, Back'. offers a unique look at the fascinating and controvers ial Ge rtrude Stein when it airs Tuesday at 10 :30 p.m on KOCE, Channel 50. The one-woman s pecial features Ste in's reclusive campanion, Alice 8 . Tok las. .. Gerty . Gerty, Gerty Stein is Back, Back, Back'' is a production of the Ma ryland Center for Public Broadcasting, and was taped in front of a live audience al J ohn Hopkins University. Pat Bond as Ms. Stein in a light· I _ Be • hearted recreation of the life and ~mrnon, 0800 times of the popular author and salon hostess who delighted many of this Star in 'Tribute' century's great artistic figures. Stein's intellect and eccentricity HOLLYWOOD (AP) -J ack Lem- m ade her nume rous friends, includ-mon, Robby Benson a nd Lee Remick ing Pablo Picasso, Ernest Hem -star in "Tribute," the movie adapta- in gway and F . Scott Fitzgerald. tion of Bernard Slade's hit play_· SHE'S 'GERTY' Actren Pat Bond .. Gerty Stein Is Back" presents both The film. which ope n s al humorous and poignant stories about Christmas. completed photography these famous people , as well as in New Y~~ and Toronto. MOVIE RATINGS FOR PARENTS AND YOUNG PEOPLE An ..----~---==; P-O'T- THE STUNT MAN (R) U'IJ.2-11 1U.tl11 Dolbr ... _ NO NUKES (PG) u -r-.e.10 URBAN COWBOY (PG) tt:•s:•11:• BRUIAKER (R) , .. ,. J NOW PlAYING ....... ".. "_..,... ........ l'WA SI/Ill Alla ~·7444 OrlftOl 639-1710 BIN ~~·!>339 --·-·-"' ~ ... , . ...,. .. ............ ._,. ""'°"' OrlilOI &34·2553 Wtstmllls* 111·3"3 ...... ..... Tw. _. •••••••• Mltl!CMI v• '30·"90 I,_. ~Mll56 ______ ., ..... _,.. .. '-________ _ Canadian chief of ne urosurgel) at Riverside Hos pital in New Yo rk. "We're one of the few soap operas that 's set in a re al city," he said. "Most shows are set in cities like Midville or Somerset I find having a real locale sets the tone for the show. lt grounds everything in a certain reality, You·re in Manhattan." Gabriel was born in Niagara Falls, N.Y .. but was raised in California . He starred in a number of films for 20th Cen- tury-Fox, and for "El Dorado" he not onl y starred with John Wayne. but wrote the lyrics for the title son~ composed by :'Ve lson Ri ddle He did guest star roles on te levision. and was sports caster Andy Rivers on "The Mary Tyle r Moore Show " H e fi rst moved to New York l3 yea r s ago for the Broadway show "Happy Time." After one Saturday rught perfor mance. he fle w back to Los Angeles lo m arry Sandy, then r eturned im- mediately to New York. H e was the television in- terviewer on "Just Tell Me What You Want" and in "Perfect Cir- cle" with Jill Clayburgh. Gabriel s!id he doesn't find be ing on a soap restric:tive. as some actors have maintained. "It depends on who's running t he show:· he said. "On our show, all the actors are happy because they're allowed to do other things. I want to use all the talent I have. It's s uch a stop- and-start thing. 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