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Iranian Plan~s Attnrk
$8,000 Welfare Dance Partners
Bilker Gets
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Sue Disneyland
-OC .Jail Term Over Ejection
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TUESDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 23, 1980
\IOL. IJ, NO 167, J SECTIC>tlS, JO PAGES
Mideast Battle
3 Americans
Dead in Iraq?
By The Associated Press
An Iraqi invas ion force
punched into I ran today and
waves or Iranian warplanes
bombed Baghdad and other Iraqi
cities. reportedly killing three
Americans, as the war between
the Mideast neighbors escalated.
Iran said Iraqi jets attacked the
huge Ira ni an oil refinecy at
Abad an.
Diplomats and other officials in
London said three unidentified
Americans and three Britons
we re amon~ 47 r eoorted killed in
Woman Jailed
' In Welfare
Fraud Case
A Long Beach wom an who
bilked the Orange County Social
Services Department out or more
than $8,000in welfare benefits has
been sentenced to six m<fnths in
Orange County Jail and five years
probation.
The sentence was im posed on
Gloria Draper, 38, by Orange
County Superior Court Judge
Kenneth Lae after t he wom an
pleaded guilty to a single count of
welfare fraud.
Deputy District Attorney
Donald Barner s aid evidence
showed that "Mrs. Draper .
between Septembe r 1977 and
August 1979, received aid from
social services departments in
both Orange and Los Angeles
counties.
Barner said the woman also
received aid for a child who was
not living with her and failed to
report that she was receiving a
$231 per month rent subs idy from
the Orange County Hous ing
Authority.
Mrs. Draper was order ed by
Judge Lae to make restitutiqn as
part of her sentence. Barner said
$8 ,228 in b e n e fit s we r e
fraudulently received .
Fdm Talks Break
Iranian air raids on six Iraqi
cities and harbors and on a
half·dozen airfields a nd military
bases.
The Americans and Britons
were kiJJed in an attack on the
petrochemical complex near
Basra, Iraq, the reports said . r raq i reports said 116 others were
wounded in the raids.
franian planes raided Baghdad
for the second time in the day
t9day and a journalist contacted
by telephone said "bombs are
falling a ll overthe place."
"As the Iranian planes roar
overhead ground-to-air missiles
streak up after them and one
Iranian phantom jet has been hit
and exploded,·· the Iraqi
Journalist added.
Despite the air r aid, which
developed soon a fter nightfall,
people stood in the blacked out
stre ets and on the balconies
watc hing t he f ireworks, the
journalist said.
Ir aq claimed 26 of lran's
U.S. -made jets a nd two helicopter
gunships were shot down. Many of
the pi!OL'i were taken prisoner, it
said .
For the second stra ight day. the
Iraqi air force launched heavy
raids against targets in Iran. The
Baghdad command said its jets
struck seven Iranian air bases in
western and southwest Iran, "set
scores of enemy aircraft ablaze
on the ground and destroyed
m any hangars and ins tallations."
Iraq conceded losing four MiG-21
fi g hters in the raids.
The state radio in Abadan, Iran,
said Iraqi planes also attacked
the re finery. considered the
world's largest, in that southwest
<See MIDEAST. Pale A2>
HE GOl' CASH
FOR CLV11'ER
"Daily Pilot c lassifed ads
helped me clean up both ways.
'•I had clutter in my garage and
converted it to cash with one
phone call to the classifi ed
section."
That's the advertising success
story of the Costa Mesa man who
placed this ad in the Daily Pilot:
Camper shell $50 Van top
rack
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AP Wireplloto
Pulli11.g Their Weight
These three ample men anchored their
10-man tug-of-war team at Saugatucks
Villat?e's summer festival in Michigan .
From left are Harv• Ovefbeek (300
pounds). Mike Villicawa (400 pounds l and
Kevin Boermita (375 pounds).
Youths Sue Disneyland
Male Dance Partners Claim Discrimination
Disneyland has been sued by
two Orange County youths who
claim that the park's dancing
policies discriminate agains t
homosexuals.
T he laws uit w as filed in
Oranse County Superior Court
Monday, nine d ays after Andrew
Exler, 19, of Orange, and Sean
Elliott, 17, of Anaheim, were
e jected from the park for danc·
ing together.
-''The 'Park security people told
us that Disneyland does not
make provision for alternative
lifestyles." Exler told reporters
at a news conference in Santa
Ana.
ft is alleged in the rawsuit that
the park's policy prohibiting
members or the same sex from
dancing together violates civil
rights statutes barring dis -
crimination based on sex.
the American Civil Liberties
Union but emphasized that he
h as a ccepted the case on a
private basis.
According to the la wsuit, Ex·
ler, a county cle rk and Elliott, a
college student, were dancing
together on a public dance floor
in Tomorrowland when they
were approached by security of-
fice rs and removed to a security
office.
Exler conceded that he had
contacted both Disneyland and
news representatives before he
and Elliott went to the park to
draw atte ntion to the park's
dance policy.
Exler said that Dis neyland of-
ficials had repeatedly refused to
Met Opening Sour
answer both verbal and written
inquiries about the policy
Disneyland officia ls have said
t h ey believe the pol icy is
ne cessary b eca u se of
Disneyland's reputation as a
"family pa rk."
"We feel that it is wrong to
discriminate against h omosex-
uals," Exler said. "The re's aJso
a g reater issue of huma n rights.
The police would prevent two
bro th ers from dancing
togethe ...
Elliott said that the couple
raced no harassment from
anyone else on the dance floor.
"l don't see what the difference
is whether we dance together or
whethe r a male and fe m ale dance
together." Elliott sald.
Asked if he a nd Elliott would
return to Disne yland , Exler said
"I don't see why not. I think Dts-
neyland is a fun place."
HOLLYWOOD (AP) -A
marathon bargaining session
between striking a ctors and the
movie· TV industry broke off this
mornin8 after 21 hours, and a
producers' spokeswoman said
they would have gone oo even
tonier but for the illness of one
of the negotiators. The talks
were recessed until 11 a .m .
Wednesday.
If you want to turn clutter into
cash. call 642-5678.
Each of the two plalntiffs is
demanding $10,2:50 ln damages
from the Magic Kingdom.
They ate being represented in
the lawsuit by Santa Ana at·
torney Ronald Talmo. Re is
-------------~Ol"ange County legal director for
NEW YORK (AP) -The
opening of the Me tropoHtai
Opera's 97tb season was.blocked
by a continuing labor dispute.
but musicians • •reated ·about
3,000 fans to a ·free outdoor
con"ert in a park.'
Talmo said that h e will seek
an injunc tion to prevent Dis·
-.neyland from future application
of the policy. A hearing date has
n_ot been set. he said .
HBMan
Beating
Victim
SEATTLE <AP) -Thr ee men
charged in the J une beating
d eath of a Huntington Beach
motorcycle gang m ember were
acquitted by a King Cou'nty jury.
The six-man , six-woman jury
deliberated 7V:z hours before
making the unanimous decision
late Monday night. The verdict
brought s miles a nd handshakes
for d e f enda nts Donald M.
Parad i s. 34 , of Spo kane;
Th o ma s H . Gibso n , 29,
Josephine County. Ore., and
Charle~ Amacher , 33, Portland.
Ore
But the men will remain in
King County Jail as defendants
a nd wi tnesses to Idaho charges
connected with the strangulation
s laying of 19-year-old Kimberly
Ann PalmerofSpokane.
Miss Palmer 's bod y was found
June 22 lying near that of Scott
Currier. 26, south or Post Falls,
Idaho.
The trio -purported
motor cyc le gang m e mbers
CSee ACQUIT , Pall(e A2)
Oran:Q_Coast
~ er ~
\\·ea th e r
Cloudiness a nd localized
fog ton i g ht a nd
W e dnes d ay m o rning .
Hazy sWlShine Wednesday
afte rnoon. Lows tonight 58
at the beaches. 65 inland.
Highs Wednesday mid 70S
to mid 80s.
INSIDE TOD" '1
F'or the f1nt time since the
Revolutionary War, cUf~e
strategUts pion to send the
nation's entire force of
450 .000 cittzen-soldiqs to the
front lines within ~days in
the event of a major invasion.
But 1s the National Guard
ready? See Pa~ 85
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and so11y weather.
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liruudt J:.t at 2.50 a m POT said ,
At l~st the release of t he U.S.
hostages held in Tehran has been
annount·Pd · · The claim was
l'a rric·d tn a numhe r of broadcasts
lalt•r' hut no source was given.
lln11sl' :--.1waker Thom:.is P O 'Neill tells the
Dt•m1wr.111t l'luh in Washington he believes
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t•alled on the pc.'Ople of Iraq not lo
ht>llt•vt• "the lies carried by your
radio"' The proble m "of the hu~l;igt• s pies has been frozen
ind£1f1n1 tely by l he Iranian
cons ultal1\'e assembly," the
I ran1an broadcast added.
Aa~hdad Radio later quoted
State Departme nt officials in
~ngland to un
For School Board
w~~
info rmation about the release of
a ny hostages lfowever. 1t carried
no r<'lraction. £Jut in New York,
ABC quoted an unnamed person
at Baghdad Radio as saying the
h ostage c la i m ··was a
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no e laboration. 8) J E RR\'0 .Al SE!\
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H1ch.1rd Engl and fir ed
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bancl instructor. fot tiys h e 'll
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r>rl' lnal publicity resulted tn
tlw 1 ri.ils b eing moved from
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'W1• did what we had to do."
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said nf the decision afle r leaving
!ht• courtroom "Ther e JUSt
"'as n 't e no ug h ev1 d ·nee we
cou lcl come up with to convict
lhe m Y.1 thout a reason a ble
doubt We had too m a n y
doubts ·
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Hl· 'Aas d1~m1~sed last 'ear on
c harges lha t 1nciudcd
1n.;ubord1nat1on f o llo wing
hea nngs b) a :.µecial com mission
1in professional compet<'nry
Thatstafe pan<'TCoM'lllded t'tle
hand teac hf'r was g uilt y or
unprofessi onal conduct
District e-fforts to dis miss
ft:ngland st1rrrd protes t~ by a
number of band parents and
s tudents who formed a group
ra I led .. Supporter!> of R 1chard
England <SO RE J "
England's fight to retain his Job
was backed by the district 's
teachers union wruch financed his
court battle
The for mer band ins tructor .
who now sells ins urance a nd
annuities. s aid Monday that any
der1s1on to appeal the Supen or
Court ruJ mg by Judge Ronald H
P rcnner will be up to his attorney
and thl' union
His att o rnPy , L a wr e nce
Rosenzweig of Los Angeles, has
r e quested f indings o f fact,
E ngland said. as to why the Judge
ruled the way he did in t he s uit.
n announcing plans to run for a
board of trustees seat, England
d eclared. "Someone m us t be
elected to insist on 'no' votes and
change when needed -not lip s~r vice o r t h e prese nt
hand-wringing over loss of carte
blanchepower tothestate "
I n a press release, England
quest.Joned district expendltures
o f $350,000 in le gal fees.
s tudent-paid bus ing to schools
a nd layoffs of school nurses and
r eading teac hers
"Alpresent,"hesa1d. "we ha ve
a sc h oo l boa rd and
administr ation that thinks
nothing or approving double-dip
administrative salary increases:
we see administrators driving
s till newer cars at dis trict
e xpense and grossly waste ful
overnight j unkets to places as
c lose as San Clemente are being
naunted in our faces."
He added , "My family 1s
strong. I am committed to tax
dollar s for students, and I am
a nxious to put t h.is district back on
the righttrack."
Unless he moves, England , who
res ides in incumbent Todd Hess'
Newport Beach T rustee Area IV,
wo uld have lo wait u n t il
November, 1983, to seek election.
That's whe n Hess's current
four-year term expires.
I ran cons iders the escalallon by
Iraq of their border conflict a
maneuver by the United St ates to
free lhc American hos tages, in
lttt"11" 32.st-h-'<kty-of captivity,
Tehran Radio s aid in a broadcast
in ArabiC'.
·'Preside nt Carter thinks that
the cowardly Iraqi (Baatrust>
aggression may persuad e Iran to
re lease the hostages," it said.
"F o r your information, the
Is l a m ic Majli s (Ir ani a n
Parliament) today decided to
freeze the hostages issue at the
present time."
The broadcsas t b y Tehran
Radio addressed itself to Iraqi
soldiers. saying: "Do not tum
yourselves into tools for Carter's
fi e ndish plans .. Direct your
guns at the e ne mies of your
people. the enemies of the nation
Carter and his agents.··
The broad cast s aid . "We
clear ly discern t~e r easons and
m otives heh.ind the s avage war
wh ic h the Baghdad r egim e
announced yesterday." •
Another T e hran R a d io
broadcast , monitored in Beirut,
Le ban o n . s a id t he Iranian
Parliament took up tod ay the pfos
Dance Killer
Given Term
LOS ANGELES (AP )
R ep u t e d M exica n ma fi a
m em ber Banjam in Torres Pet-
ters was given a 25-year-to-lile
sente nce for the m urder of a
man who apparently was kiJled
s imply beca use he asked a
female companion or Petters'
friend to dance.
Los Angeles S uperior Court
Judge Julius Leetha m added
two more years to P etters '
p rison sentence, •whic h was
ha nded Monday on the basis that
a fi rearm was used in the Marc h
9 slaying of Pablo Rucubo.
Assassins Known
ASUNCION. Pa raguay (AP)
Paraguay's government says
it has identified six of forme r
Nicaraguan dictator Anastasio
Som oza's killers, but fi ve of
them remain at lar ge and the
sixth is dead.
Pop POoped
'Let Kids Pay Alimony
SAN FRANCISCO CAP ) -Dr. Walter Dawson has been
paying alimony to his ex-wife 22 years and finally became tired
of it.
Dawson. a San Francisco anaesthe~iologist, has filed a
lawsuit contending t ha t his five adult ch11dren should assume
paym ent of his court-o rdered, $930-a-month alimony pa yments
to his former wife, Ellen.
The childre n were born to Da wson apd his wife during an
11 -year mar riage that ended in divor ce in 1959.
"She hasn't looked for a job ln o ve r 20 years," said Walter
Winter , Dawson's la wyer . "They should support their mother.
It's about time. He's been paying 22 years and enough is
enough.''
Winte r based the lawsuit on a section of the California civil
codes that says it is the duty of a father, mother and children to
s upport a person unable to maintain himself by worldn1.
Mrs. Dawson's lawyer, Rick Cha mberlain, said his client is
disabled and cannot work.
' ,. ____ , .. _
and cons of releasing t he hostages
and woulcJ resume the debate
Thursda y.
This b road <.·a s t s aid o n e
m ember of Pa rlia m ent argued
lhttl the hostages s hould be tried
as s pies but onothtir contended
the trial stiould be of the 'TJnited
St ates "not only for its c rimes in
Iran but all over the world."
A third legislator was q uoted by
Tehran Radio as sayi ng atthe end
Of today's session, "The people
em phatically de m and that the
Is lamic Consultative Assembly
I Parliame nt> decide the fate of
the political hostages as soon as
possible "
* * *
tlaghdad Radio earlie r hinted
in some of its broad casts that the allege~ release of the hostages
was aimed at ~elling American
s pare parts for the U .S.-made
planes in the Ira nian Air Force.
Spare parts were cut off CIS part of
a general U.S. boycott of Iran
announced by President Carter
after the hostages were seized
last November .
O n Monday, bo th Ira ni an
P resident Abolhassan Ba ni-Sadr an~ Khomei ni charged that the ~nited States was helping Iraq in
1ls b?rder warfare against Iran.
President Carter sa id t he United
Stales wac; not taking sides
* * * .... Otta ,.,.. ,., I
Manning encountered · a
n ock or ducks on the road
Monday as he drove near
Ma dison 's Vilas Pa rk zoo
poli ce said. He swerved
a nd his car 's bra k es,
dre nc he d by a puddle
failed. '
Moments later , the com -
pac t car la nde d in the
Vilas Park lagoon.
Manning escaped unhurt
and watched fro m shore
as h is car drifte d out
about 40 feet a nd bubbled
15 feet to the bottom said police. '
MIDEAST FIGHfING ...
Laguna N igue.l
Slayings Still
Witlwut Leath
iran ian city The re were no
immediate damage reports
. T he United States no longer
imports any Iranian oil. but other
West ern na tions and Japan
depend on it to varying degrees
I n New Y o rk , UN
Sec re t ary General K urt
Waldhe im called fo r urgent
cons ulta tions a mong . the 15
na tions of the Security Council on
t he con flict . wh ic h he said
constituted u "grnvt· threat " to
wo rld peaC'e
A U N. spokesm an said that as
of this morning neither Iran nor r raq asked for a Security Council m eeting. ·
The invas lion was reported in a
commun ique broadcas t. by
Baghdad Radio. which said Iraqi
ground forces "advanced to take
eontrot of-vital 1>0stt1ons1nsttte or
I ran " lo "break the racist
governme nt·· o f A y atollah
Ruhollah Khomt!1n1
The targets were not specified
Rut Radio Tehran sa id Iranian
a rmor ed troops r outed Iraqi
troops a round Khorrams ha hr.
Novel Pad
You know that old water
tower over the Sunset Beach
skyline on the Pacific Coast
Hig hway c urve by Turk's
saloon and Sam 's Seafood
restaurant? This is what it
w i ll l oo k l ike w h en
developer -educator George
Armstrong moves into hi s
dream house on stilts. See
photos. Page A3.
I ran 's main port on the disputed
Shatt al-Arab estuary at the head
of the Pers ian Gulf.
Reporting on the air war, the
Iraq i state radio said Ira nian jets
struck a II over the country.
at_t ack ing Baghdad, Mas ul.
N10eve h. Bas ra and six a irfields
and bases.
··Ma ny men. women a nd
c hildren w e r e killed ." t h e
broa d cas t s aid. "The largest
portion of C'as ualties occurred
a mong the work e r s o r the
petrochemical and fert ilize r
factory or Basra, whe re 20 were
killed And 5-0 wounded ..
Da mage at the a,irf1elds was
limited to one runway that was
qui c k l y repai red . the
communiquesaid
It said Iraqi planes r aided three
eir bases and milihtry-aif'Hekis iA
western aod southwest Iran
"inflicted heavy destruction and
burned many enemy aircraft on
the ground."
Iraq said its invast1on was in
retaliation for the "unlawful and
irrespon s ibl e c los u r e to
na~igation of the Hormuz Strait:·
which connects the Persian Gulf
and the Gulf of Oman and through
which much or the Arab world's
ex ported oil passes
Ira n s aid Monday it would take
action against a ll s hips entering
the Persian Gulf through the
strait if they sailed too close to t he
Ira ni an coast on the north side
It declared lhe gulf a war zone.
warned ships agains t carrving
s upplies to Iraq and ord ered all
m e rc hant s hips 1n the Shatt
al-Arab and adjoining waters to
leave immediately. "othe rwise
the Iranian army cannot be held
res ponsible for any damage to
these vessels."
I raq 's Preside nt S adda m
Hussem said the Iranian threats
to shipping m the Str ait of Hormuz
constituted a declaration of war.
But K ho m e1n1 , I ran 's
r evolutionary leader. s aid Iraq
had declared war on I ran and that
Ir aq would s urfer the
consequences .
Pmrer Pla11t
Rims on Pot
MIAMI (AP > -A Florida
utility and the U.S .• Custom s
Service have come up with a
plan to con vert contraband into
kilowatts.
T he F1orida Power and Light
Co . power p lant at Po rt
Everglades will be stoked with
marijuana and has his h seized by
customs agents in South Florida,
com pany officials said Monday.
"We plan to run some tests
before we go into a fuJl-blown
burn ... s aid utility spokeswoman
Mary Ann Linden.
Despite calls that came in
a fte r a $25,000 rewa r d was
posted, Orange County Sheriff's
Department invest igators still
a r e wit h out l ea d s in the
bludgeoning deaths of Ke ith an d
Patrice Har rington of Laguna
Niguel.
L t. Wyatt Hart, department
spokesman , sa id about a dozen
~a ll s. were r eceive d by
in vesllgators a fter the reward
was announced Thursday
"They r ece i ved so m e
1nformat1 on people saying
they ~ay have heard something,
s t uff hke that but none of it
turned out to be s ignificant."
Hart said
"lrarnngfon. 4. and his wife,
27, were found dead in the bed of
their Niguel Shores home Aug
2 1 by Roger Ha rring ton, the
s lam man 's father.
T h e c oroner 's a utops ies
showed both deaths were caused
b) massive trauma to the head.
Investigators have s aid a
hlunt instrument was used. No
Wf'a 11on was fou nd i n th e
fashionable r esidence.
Nor was one foun d follo wing a
m ethodical search of the area
surrounding the home .
Ho bbery-hom icide Sgt. Bill
Mille r said a fte r the reward was
anno unc ed by the v i ctims'
families t hat m ore than 150
people have been interviewed by
lhe three-m a n investigat ive
te am assigned to the case.
/\ part icul arly t roublin g
aspect or the case is that no
motive has been est ablished.
Nothing of value was taken from
the r esidence The house had not
been rans acked. There was no
evide nce of sexual molest ation.
One investigator who was
among the first at the scene said
1t appeared the Harringtons had
gone to bed only lo never awaken.
The house showed no signs of
fo rced entry. leading some to
speculate the Har ringtons may
have known their a ttac ker or
attackers. But •a friend of
Harrington said the fourth year
m edical student was the "kind
or guy who would always leave
the door unlocked,"
H a rring t o n w as due t o
graduate from the UC Irvine
m ed ical school in December.
M rs . H a rrin g t o n w as a
registered nurse who specialized
in pe diatrics. She was e mployed
by a nursing r egistr y.
T he rewa rd was posted by Mr.
and Mrs. Francis Briscoe. of
Huntington Beac h, the slain
wom an 's p arents ; the elder
Harrington, of Long Beach, and
B ruce, Ron a ld a nd Donald
Har rington. three olde r brothe rs
who live in Newport Beach.
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Tuesday September 23, 1980 CWl V PILOT "3
Freeways Troubled
$940 Million Deficit in Project Funds
By GI.£~ SC01T Of Ille o.llf ll'llM SQtf
Th\! inc reasingly g loom y
outlook for financing s tale
highway projects is bo•hng down
•to '' queJition of how not iJ
the Legislature will ra ise money
to keep freeways up to par.
That, at least, is the prognosis
from transportation offi cials in
Orange County and Sa cramento
who a r e a ware of a recent
estimate that the state could
have a S940 million deficit by
1985 1f it went a head with
planned projects without raising
revenues.
Those projects are considered
neressary to keep busy freeways
from becoming even more
congested and more torn apart
than they are today, offi cials
s ay.
The $900 million defi cit was
estimated last week by Caltrans
ta(( members. It is . of course,
s peculation based on prevailing
trends of inflation -which have
hit t he road con s truction
industry particula rly hard .
The California Trans portation
Com mission is a se pa rate
organization from Caltrans, and
i t s m e mbe rs decid e whi c h
projects are to be funded each
year
Ass1stanl Executjve Secretary
Robert Remen said Monday by
telephone that the commission 1s
ex peeled to recomme nd some
way of raising highway funds
when 1t meets with legislative
construction and necessary
improve ments -but its
me mbers are dependent on the
Legislature to raise the money
to finance them.
Already the commission has
adopted a policy that the cunent
seven-cent-a-gallon gasoline tax
is insufficient and should be
based on a percentage of the
price of gas. he said.
Thus, the seven cents-a .gaJlon
paid by consumers at the pumps
could be ch anged lo seven
percent of the cost per gallon -
or a higher percentage.
''The commission re alized
that gas tax has not kept pace
with the economy and so the
funds are declining, 11 he said.
"There is clearly a problem and
1t clearly has to be addressed."
H o we ve r , e ffort s b y
legislato rs to come up with
money for highways is likely to
be controversial . said Tom
J enkins, executive director for
t h e Or a nge County Trans -
portation Commission.
Inc reasing re ve nues. said
J e nkins. means that elected
officials either must rais e taxes
or cut into other progt-a ms
uid,-ts whet~r Gov. EdmWM11----
G. Brown Jr. will sign any bill
raising the state gas tax. So far,
Brown has o pposed such
measures beca use they
represent tax increases, Jen.lins
said.
Meanwhile, officials in Orange
County are waiting to see
whether Brown 'will allow SB 512
to become law. The bill would
give the county a larger share of
state funds allocated to Orange,
Los Ange les and Ve ntura
counties.
rt becomes law if Brown
doesn't veto it by the end of the
month.
The bill would help Orange
County, said J"enkins, but
wouldn't begin to solve tb,e
statewide deficit.
That deficit is projected to
range from $700 to $940 million.
At a trans portation forum
s ponsored last week by the
Newport Center Association,
s tate Transportatio n
Com m~si on m e mbe r Ivan
Inderaker of Corona del Mar
explained the gloomy situation.
H e c alle d the projected
finan cia l s ituatio n an
"approaching crisis," and said
existing revenue sources in 1985
"w ill not even be enough to
maintain exist ing routes let
alone start new construction. 11
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When a bill was introduced
earlier this year to use more
money from the state's general
fund for tra ns po rtatio n, the
powerful e ducation lobby
objeeled. he s~d.-The-hill was
defeated.
The implications for Orange
County are \"Orse-than for most
parts of the state, he added.
because there will be meager
f u. n d s av a i I ab I e· to so I v e
congestion causedl>Y nung
growth.
Lagunan to Probe Pinta?
Columh~ Ship Belieood off· Bahama Isl.es
By STEVE MITCHE LL
Ol 11• O•ilf Piiot StaH
Every school child know!> the
story of the Nina, the Pmta and
the Santa Maria.
But of the thrcl' s h1p!i that
sailed to the New World with
Christopher Culumbu!. 1n 149'.?
only the rate of the Pinta rc>
mained a myster}
Unt il now, s ays LagunCJ Beach
treasure seeker Ro~er Miklos
The 40 yea r -old 1.-d g unun
leaves ttus week for the lower
Bahama Cs lands to r ecover
artifacts from two wrecks one
believed lo be lhe Pinta. sunk
during a hurricane in 1500 as the
ships prepared to gather slaves
to be taken back to Spain .
Miklos, along with partners
Olin Frick and John Gasque ,
plan to s pend six months 35 feet
down in the ocean off the Caicos
Is l ands retrieving c a nnon ,
ballast and two anchors from
wreckage discovered by F'nck
more than two years ago.
Miklos, who operates Nomad
Treasure Seekers in Laguna
Beach, has been working with
the Miami-based Caribbean
Venture diving g roup in an at-
tempt to identify and n.•rnvcr
the wrecks.
Frick discovered the debris in
35 feet of water about 600 miles
southeast of Miami l wo years
ago, and just three weeks ago
r a n • acr oss a second vessel
be lie ved to have sunk 1n the
same summer hurricane along
with the Pinta.
And now the government of
Grand Turk and the Caicos
Islands say Caribbean Ventures
can recover artifacts from both
vessesls.
"We get 70 percent of what we
bring up and the government
gets 30," Miklos said.
But more important. he says,
are the historical dividends from
the salvage operation.
THE CARAVEL PINTA
O••lf "llot SIAH P-
T 0 SOLVE PINTA MYSTERY?
Treasurer Seeker Miklas
''The Pinta 's not a treasure
type vessel," he said, "lt's a
real historical find the oldest
s hipwreck ever found 1n lhe
Western He misphere."
The Pinta, along with the
Nina. were commissioned and
b uilt by the Pinzon brothers of
Spain, and used by Columbus on
his fi rst voyagl' to the New
World.
Columbus' flagship. the Santa
Ma ria, ran aground in Haiti dur-
1 n g th e voyag e after a
helmsm an left· a ship's boy in
charge of the rudder while he
took a nap.
Ma nifes t s a nd doc uments
s how the Nina was used by sea
captains well into the 16th cen·
tur y .
But what of the Pinta?
Eight years afte r Columbus'
first voyage, Vincente Pinzon
outfitted Tour caravels (small
sailing ships) and sailed for the
lower Baham as, purportedly to
gathe r slaves.
While anchored off the Caicos
chain in the summer of 1500, the
small fleet was surprised by a
hurricane that sank two of the
caravels.
A third was abandoned and
later reboarded by ita crew and
the fourth held firm on Its
ancbors.
The names of the surviving
vessels are known -the Gordo
and the Capltana.
"Now we've got two other
ships located within 8,000 feet of
each other and one has cannon
that was the exact type used on
the Pinta ," Miklos said.
He said marine archeologists
and hjstorians have been down
to t he wrec ks and have ex-
amined s:imples of wood frag-
m e nts. r1 ver r ock used for
balla:st and other artifacts.
"It's lhc Pinta." he said, "no
doubt a bout it.··
T he ballas t pile a bout 75
tons of rock earned in the ship
to ~1 ve 1t stability -lies at the
s and~ botto m , a long with
several iron cannon. breeches
and lead whrcl hubs for the can-
non carriage:-.
Also on the first wreck are
several ·breech-loading s wivel
guns and lead cannonballs, and
t" o anchors of the period 1450 to
1500
Miklos s <sy s t he s econd
wreckage. di!icovered less than
a month ago near the first, is
probably the Pinzon brothers'
personal vessel, which also sank
during the hurricane.
"We're going to drag them
both up and bring them up piece
by piece, .. he said.
That incl udes the sand sur·
rounding the wrecks. too, Miklos
said. ·
The vessels will be re ·
assembled on land, j ust as they
appear under the water.
Crash Suit
$747,780 ...
SAN DIEGO CAP) -Jn the
largest award to date, a federal
judge gra nte d $747, 780 in
.damages to the wife and parents
of a Pacific Southwest Airlines
employee from Santa Cruz ltilled
in the crash of a PSA jet two
years ago.
U .S. Distric t Court Judge
Edward J . Schwartz made
a wards Monday to Patti DeLuc-
c a , wife of PSA passenger
service agent Timothy J . DeLuc-
ca, and his parents, Eleanor and
Joseph DeLucca. His wife-waa
awarded $655,380, and his
parents, $92,400.
DeLucca was one of several
airllne employees flying from
Sacramento to San Diego ror a
training session when the craab
occurred Sept. 25, 1978, killln.1
144, the worst U.S. air dlsaat.er
at the time.
adopted a five·year schedule of
highway projects -both new Another q uestion, J enkins
Judicial Vote Voided
Orozco-Youngblood Rematch Ordered
A bitterty ..conlested -Orange
County judicial race -decided
by a sum margin by voters last
June -has been invalidated and
new balloting ordered in No·
vember.
Superior Court Judge John K.
Trotter Jr. ordered a rematch
Monday by voiding the narrow
recount victory of attorney Bob·
by Youngblood over incumbent
Central MUJ!icipal Court Judge
Richard Or ozco in the June 3
election.
Youngblood beat Orozco by 15
votes out of 70.000 cast in the
race, but court challenges in re-
cent days had pared that lead to
six as of Monday.
·'The court feels this election
was not a fair election," Judge
Trotter said , upholding objec.
lions raised by attorneys for
Orozco who had challenged the
accuracy of the election recount
in J uly.
T rotter IJldjcated a key factor
which influenced his decision
had to do with 43 Democratic
a bsentee ballots which. through
printing error s, omitted the
Youngblood-Orozco r ace in the
Ora n ge C ounty Ce ntr al
Municipal Court District.
The judge said the margin of
victory for Youngblood was less
than the number of "disen-
franchjsed11 voters who received
misprinted ballots.
Thus, he said, the 43 -if they
had voted -could have changed
the outcome of the election.
Trotter added tha t it would
have been "unfair to both sides"
to decide a ha rd-fought election
battle by such a narrow margin.
"T his was a ver y. very close
election . .. .. he said.
As e~tedk Trotter 's rulin&
elicited frowns from Youngblood
and his attorne y, Hugh
Ga 11 agher , who had sought
another full recount of the ballou
cast in the June election rather
than having new balloting in
November.
Youngblood said he was disap-
pointed not onJy with the ruling
but also with Trotter's handling
of the case. claiming he and
Gallagher we re prevented from
introducing key eviden ce on
their behaH.
Bike Trekker
Finds Lmlt
Mile Hardest
SAN DIEG O CAP )
Finishing a l ,415-mile bicycle
trip which began in Seattle,
Mi chael Shermer of Tustin
found the last mile ended up be·
ing the most treacherous.
The 216-year-old ad sales man
pedaled the length of the Pacific
Coast without a hitch unW he
reached the s\reets of down-
town San Diego.
After raising his arms in ex-
ultation at the conclusion of his
seven-day, eight-hour and 30·
minute journey, Shermer flipped
over his bike headfirst after it
hit a pothole in front of city hall.
Fortunately for him, and to
the relief of family members
and city officials waiting to
greet him, Sherme r was unin·
ju red.
''I felt there was gross error,,,.
th e victor -turn.ed-challenger
said disgustedly outside Trot
ter's Santa Ana courtroom.
By nullifying the election for
43 ballot misprints, he said, the
judge was using a fraction of one
percent of the total vote as the
basis for his decision.
Youngblood said he would
almost certainJy file an appeal
of the ruling with the Fourth
District Court of Appeal in San
Bernardino within 10 days.
Earlier Monday, Gallagher's
motion for a new trial was
quickly turned down by Trotter,
who was adamant about not al-
lowing a full recount of ballots
as requested by Youngblood's
aide. Trotter said such action
would be allowing a "fishing ex-
peditioo" for new ballots.
Trotter, in a ruling favorable
to Youngblood's s ide, said he
would allow the attorneY. to
waive costs for a' new statement
of qualifications since he had
already paid for one for the June
election.
Orozeo, however , did not take
out a statement of qualifications
in June and would therefore
have to pay for one in No-
vember, the judge decided.
Anothe r court hearing is
sch eduled fo r Thursday to
finalize Nonday's actions.
More Bodies Found
SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador
<AP) -Police have found 18
more bodies in various parts of
this Central American nation,
bringing to at least 44 the
number of people killed in a
weekend of political viole nce.
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A.f DAIL y PILOT NATION I WEATHER
Consum.er Prices Jum.p
Food, (;ar l :ost,s JJ/am,ed jor Increase
WASHING TON 1 A l'1
Con1unwr pru•t•s "har h wert'
unch&nal'd in July Jumped o 7
percent lu t monlh bt'n Wlt' of 11
very lat&4' :spurt 1n rood {'(lflL'
and • boo6t In ear pr1rc-s. thC'
1ovemllX"nt saa(t t11d•Y
If eonsumcr prlrcs rust' at the
aam" pa<.'t' for lht.' next 12
monU\11. tM annual l'ompounMd
Inflation rate wo uld be 8 fi
percent. l"or the ri rst c1(lht
monthll of 1980. the rah> was 12 I
perl'ent. comparl'd with a tJ 3
pt>rcent level tor all or 1979, tht~
Labor Department said
niortgagt' 1 .ii"' h·ll •I 1 lll'rn •11l
lht pO('P or It hOW.t' llll'lt'd Wd
I 7 pt•rt•••nt ..ind r<'lll' ro,.t· II Ii
PU<'t'nt
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P nn•1t 11( uppJr1·I and their ·
up kt•., p 1 o s 1• II 6 p c r cc o't
1•0111 11art•1I wuh a 0 1 pc:rc ... nt
1n rr t'U't-111 July Th e
1nt1odut•\1on of fdll und winter
C'luth1n;: wa11 larKt•ly rNiphnsible
for I tlll' boost
Mt-tlwal 1·.1rt> 1m•rca:.t.'d 0 7
11t·n•t•11t, tht• :-.amc as 10 July
t'harl(4'b for ho:.p1tal care rost'
I ~ 111•rt ,·11l whlll' phys1c1a ns'
lt·~11 .uh ~1111·t•tl 0 S 1>crcent
l'h(• ('().'>t or entertainment
!>It 111 t 1• cl 11 ii 111: r ce nt with
rl•s tuuranl m e als u p 0 .6
perrt-nt
T hc overall in<'rea se in t.he
Cons ume r P rice Inde x was
s l ightly la rge r than m any
l'Conomists expected. but not all
that s urprising.
The lack of a ny change in the
index 1n J uly the first time
that has happened in more lhan
13 years was cons ide red a
fluke , due to the very st eep
decl111e in mortgage interest
rates arter they ha d rocketed
above 15 pe rcent earlier this
year.
T his downward t r e nd in
housing costs has now reversed,
and will show up even more
conclusively in Septembe r
Patr ir lt J zt<'~lllall . J
d e partme nt t.'l'Onom1s t . Sj 1d
c o n s ume r prl l'e s s h ou ld
a cce lerat e t•ven mort.' 1n
September renectmg rontlllued
esc.-alation In food prices and the
virtual end or a months long
d ecline m mortgage tnlt.'rest
rates. Prot-...-tion Mt•a-.un• 1'dvalll.-es ,
"WE SHOULD bt> back to a 0 9
percent lo J perc ent monthl)
increase in Septembe r." said
Jackman. That pace would once
again bring inflation into the
double-digit range.
Bill Backs Newspapers
All th e figure s 1n th e
Con s umer Price Index a re
adjusted for season variations.
In a separate re po rt, t he
Labor Departme nt s aid the
average worker 's take -home
pay after taxes rose 0.3 percent
last month.
The department 's Augus t
report on cons um er prices
showed that:
-FOOD PRICES at the
F---'tl'TVC ery-s"tO"Tl:) U m pea Z. 3
percent. following a 1.2 perce nt
bike in JuJy and much smaller
rises earlier t.his year . Meats.
poultry. fish and eggs rose 4.1
percent and accounte(t for half
the monthly boost. Egg prices
alone spurted 6.6 percent.
Fresh fruits and vegetables
also registered s ubs tantial
increases.
-All housing costs rose 0.1
percent. following a 0. 7 percent
deer-ease in July. While
WASHI NGTON 11\l'I
Congress. re actrn~ 111 a 1·011
troversial 1978 Suprcmt• Court
rulin~. is m oving to protect
n e ws roo m s from s u rpr&!><'
police searches
The House on Monday passed
by voice vote on a bill to s harply
res tri ct poli ce seiz ures o f
··d ocum e nta r y m a t e ri a l '·
belonging to reporters. authors,
film m akers. photographe r s.
a c ade mics a nd free-lance
writers unless they a re--$uspeCt-
ed of a crime. The Senate ap-
proved a s imilar bill last month
J o hn Shattuck, legislative
director of the Am e rican Civil
Liberties Unio n . pr aised the
House vole, saying ·'Congress
' has shown more sens itivity to
freedom of the press and the
rigtn o r privacy than the
Supreme Court... ,4
The bill bars local and federal
law enforcement officials from
using search war rants to obtain
docum entary materia ls in lhe
U.S. Balloon Flighl
Hal,ted by Weather
COLUMBUS. Ohio CAP) -Two men who said they named
their helium balloon "Super Chicken " because they were
themselves chickens at heart screwed up their courage and
jumped ship in a thunderstorm one us mg a
parachute~the first time ever .
It was e second time Ob.io weather spoiled
an attempt cros!l the nation by balloon.
Jo.hn t, 35, and Ron Ripps. 37, were
shaken up but uninjured Monday night when
they decided to abort their three-day flight near
an airfield outside Columbus.
Shoeeraft leapt from the craft as it bounced
on the ground, while Ripps was forced to don a
parachute for the first time in Ills life and jump
SMCMCHP"T from a height Of more than 2,000 feet.
The !().story balloon, meanwhile, bounced back into the air and
beaded east without a pilot.
Shortly before 2 a .m . EDT today, the Super Chicken was near·
ing Pittsburgh at an altitude or 27 ,000 feet and
racing along al between 40 to 50 knots, accord-
ing to an observer at Port Columbus Airport.
It finally descended in Green County in
southwestern Pennsylvania, the county sheriff's
de partme.nt said later this morning. Deputy
Irwin Yoders said lhe balloon landed on power
lines three miles east of Sycam ore, Pa .. on
Route 18.
Last October, the DaVinci TransAmerica,
another IO-stor y helium balloon, crashed in
Spencerville in northwestern Ohio. '"'~
Tom Marplalme ls applytac for a foMball coaclllag job la Green
Bay. ma Jmt Coutlal colam.8 may be resamed someday.
possession or those engaged in
.. f"1rst Amendment a ctivities"
exc~pt in five circum s tances.
The exceptions a re .
If there is probable cause to
believe that the p e r son in
possession of the mater ials has
committed the offe nse for which
the materials are sought
If there 1s r eason to believe
that immedia te seizure of the
mate rials is necessary to pre
vent death or serious bodily in
jury
If there 1s reason to believe
that obtaining a s ubpoe na would
result in the destruction or con
cealm cnt of the mate rial.
If the subpoena has been oh
tamed and failed to produce the
matcrial.
If the ma terial consists or
contraband or the .fruits or in
struments of a crime
The bill would set the s ame
restrict io n s o n f e d e r a l
authorities for searches of other
"innocent third puties ... s uch
as lawyers. p sychiatris ts .
doctors and clergy.
Hope Gftes llonw
Bob Hope (second from right ) visits his birthplace in
Ellha m, England wlllere he lived until he was 4 years
old. Welcoming him were the present occupants.
John and Florence Ching (right) and Elsie Codbine,
sister of Mrs. Ching. Hope is jn England for the Pro·
Am golf tourname_nt in Epsom.
Titan Warhead Analysis Due
LITil.E ROCK, Ark. <AP) The nine·megaton nuclear
warhead that was ejected from a missile silo during an explosion last
week will be taken to a governme nt-owned weapons assembly plant in
Texas for dis assembly or analysis, a federal official says.
The warhead apparently was removed from the area or the un ·
de rgroundTitan 11 mlsstle silo near Damascus on Monday and taken
to Little Rock Air Force Base. The New York Times today quoteo an
unidentified Defense Department official as sa ying the warhead was
slightly de nted. but had not leaked r adiation
An explosion on Friday at the silo, which followed a fuel leak.
kille d one serviceman and injured 21 othe rs.
Although military a uthorities. following pohcy. would not even
s ay whether a warhead was involved in the accident. two lead
ca nister:; labeled "Do Not Drop" were loaded onto a natbed truck at
Reagan Talk
Draws 'Viva'
MIAMI <AP > R o n a ld
Reagan was talking about c rime
whe n he ignited an explos ion of
cheers. sign-wa ving and snake
dancing in lhe aisles in the heart
of Miami 's Cuban-American
community.
Halfway through a s entence
dee p in his speech, Reagan said
crime had been aggravated here
because "among the thousands
of fine. freedom-loving Cubans
who have recently come to our
shores .. ··
the silo site and driven away in a convoy of eight military vehicles
escorted by two helicopters
Before the warhea d was moved. technicians opened it and poured
in a spcciaJ oil mixture to neutralize its detonator, composed of high
explosives. at'cording to the defense official quoted by the Times.
Meanwhile , Paul R. Wagner, the ranking Department of Energy
offki al atthe Pa ntex nuclear weapons assembly plant near A marilloi
Texas. said, ··1 have been told . that the damaged warhead from
the Titan missile accident will be sent to Pantex for disassembly or
analysis r do not have any other s pecifics regarding when."
Pantex, owned and operated by the DOE. has taken in nuclear
m a tenal from previo us m ilitary accidents. Nuclear weapons re-
m oved from tht! nation's a rsenal are disassembled there.
The rest of the sentence was
drowned in whis tles and chants
of "Viva, viva."
They cheered again when he
completed the sentence, saying,
"You know a nd I know that
a mong all those thousands of
fine people who have come he re
in sea rch of freedom . there is a
s mall percentage of hardened
~ri minals deli berately dumped
he re by Fidel Castro."
CLEARANCE
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September weather you 'll save on beautiful famous
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abou11
CANTINA by TROPITONE Reg $300.00
NOW $210.00
NOMAD by BROWN JORDAN Reg $104 00
Casual Dining Chair NOW .$ 73.00
There's also savings on other selected outdoor
furniture
MAUNA KEA by BROWN JORDAN
48" Table with 4 Chairs
GARDENELLA by TELESCOPE
45" Table with 4 Chairs
GARDENELLA by TELESCOPE
Chaise
TAMIAMI by BROWN JORDAN
Chaise
Reg $717.00
NOW $502.00
Reg $465.00
NOW $326.00
Re,Q. $155.00
NOW $109.00
Reg $259 00
NOW $182.00
SALE ENDS September 29
"L1m1ted to items in stock
NURSERY • INDOOR/OUTDOOR PLANTS
& FLORIST • LANDSCAPING • ANTIQUES
PATIO FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES
San Joaquin Hills Rd. at MacArthur Blvd
·Across from Fashion Island • Newport Beach
Open 9 to 6 Dally
640·5800
. ··-. -
SAVE IT NOW
Outdoor Ficus Benj•mln•
(weeping hg)
2 gal Reg. $1 2 50 NOW $8.98
Ortho KIMn-up (Weed Killer)
16 oz. Reg. $6.98 NOW $5.98
Asperagua Fern •
1 gal. Reg. 53.50 NOW $1 .98
ADDITIONAL SAVINGS
IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.
America's Most eeaut1ful Garden Center
ROGER'S WILL BE C~OSED
SEPTEMBER 30 FOR INVENTORY
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that opens the doors to s aving H11ll}\\1xx1 ':. landmark derb~ !-.hap('(1
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owner gave the 53-year old building lo the Holl ywo<><i llentagt• uncl
the Los Angeles Conser vancy organizations, which h;.i ve until
March 15, 1981 to relocate t he struct ure
Ht•pri••r•• for ·1·,·01·lt••rs
SACRAMENTO <AP> About 4.300 biling ual t.•duc·:il1111\
teachers have regame<l authorrzatton to leach .
Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. announced Monday that he s igned
SB806 by Sen Nicholas Petris. D-Oakland. giving thf.• tearhcrs
anothe r rour years to meet s tate standards for a special credential
in bilingual·bicultural instruction
ProfH.•" Callt•d OU
SACRAMENTO <AP > The Joint Leg1siative Ethm-. Commit
tee says 1t will not investigate allegations or conflict or 1ntere~t
against Assemblymen Lawrence Kap1laff andTerry <troggm
Energy
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Gas Price SignS -Mandatory
SACRAMENTO (AP> A motorist tra veling
down the street will soon be able lo do gasoline
price c.omparisons withou t driving into stations.
Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. signed two bills
Monday that require gasoline stations, beginning
Jan. 1, to post gasoline prices in numbers vis ible
from adjacent streets .
Both bills, A82067 by Assemblyman Mike
Gage, D·Napa. a nd 581430 by Sen. John Holmdahl.
D-Castro yalley. require the stations to post the
prices for the three major grades -premium,
unleaded and regular .
Gage has said that in the 15 cities and counties
tha t have s1m1lar l:i ws. prices tend to be lower
Thos1• inc lude San Fra n r1..,1·0, Lo:-. Angeles.
Alamed;i Count r ;ind Orange Count)
In add1t1<1n, A B2067 makts tht'.' ftl'!l t violat10111;
of the posting law inrrc1ctions pun1s hablC' by a frnc
of up to $.500 tht' firs\ timl' and the fine plus stx
months in jail the second time J..oeal offi cials will
enrorce the law
Cities a nd counlll'S <·ould wal\'l' the required
price posting for areas designated a:. :-.cen1c or
his toric corridors. accord1 ng to A H2067
Holmdahl's bill also requires the maximum
lawrul selling price of gasoline to be posted on the
pumps
Here and now: a collection of beautiful colors .. .ravishing, ripe
colors ... designed to complement perfectly Calvin Klein's Fall ready-to-wear.
Coordinated jewels of color: vibrant, rosy pinks, classic ripe reds for cheeks,
lips, nails; story sea-greens, rich amethysts, muted blues and a khak i
highlighter for eyes. And now, as a special way to introduce these
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Tuesday, September 23 1980 OAJL v PILOT A5
'Peace or War' Choice
That's Carter Pitch to UJif~
I.OS AN<:r.u:s 1/\P) Presi·
tlc.nt !.:artcr ls bunting votes in
Honald R ea~an 's home ter
ntory. tellin~ Californians that
they fol·e a "peace or war"
l'ltu1l'e at the JlOlls on Nov. 4.
Wrlh that rdrain, Carter cam·
p .. 11~ned m Torrance, at a state
i\ Fl. C'I O co nv e ntion in
clowntown Los Angeles, and at a
I >t• nwcratit• fuod raising rccep·
t1on in Heverly llills, where Sen.
t-:dward M Kennedy urged h is
-i
Sh.arp Dancer
s upporters to rally to the man
who beat him
Carter was appearing tod ay in
.San J ose. Portland, Ore .. and
Tacoma . Wash., before heading
back lo the White I lo use where
he is due s hortly arter 3 a m on
Wednesday.
At a question-and -ans wer
session Monday al ·To rrance
high school. Carter said the cur·
rent righting between Iraq and
Iran could speed the ,re lease of
APWlre ..... to
Hao Zhiua. is. of the Beijing Wushu Team. performs the
single broadsword dance at the first official exhibition of
the People's Republic of China at Fort Mason in San
Francisco. The exhibition will move on to Chicago and
Ne"' York next week.
~Save30%!
the American hostages.
"It could convin ce Iran th at
they need p eace with their
neighbors, that they need to be
part of the international com·
munily, they need to be a ble to
have a s tro n g a nd viable ·
economy. they need to get spare
parts for their military weapons
a nd so rorth. a nd there fore in-
du ce the m to rel ease the
hostages." Carter s aid.
"l'M N<YI' PREDICTING that,
but it's a possibility," Carter
said
Carter told t h e California
A FL·CIO conve ntion the state
will be vital in determining who
wins the White House
"I don 't inte n d to lose
Caliromia," he s aid.
Carter has los t it every time
he's run so far, to Gerald R.
Ford by fe wer than 140,000 votes
in the 1976 presidential election.
to Kennedy in the [rimary elec
tion this year, an to Gov. Ed ~
mund G Brown Jr. 1n the
primary rour years ago.
Re agan, twice e lected go v
e rno r or California , has won
easily in two statehouse elec
lions and two presidentia l
primaries
WITH 45 Et.fo;CTORAL vot1•-..
al stake. Carter 's strategists say
thry'rc not conceding a thing in
California, hul a cknowledged
that they must campaign uphill
to catch Reagan.
·'The outcome of the e lecttun
could very well depend on th1
electoral vote:. from Californw
Carte r said Monda y night at a
rund raising reception that pro-
du ced abo\Jt $350.000 for
Democrats "This will not be an
easy t ask . to beat Ronal'11
Reagan 1n his home state . That
1s a noble goal. which I'm s un•
you share with m e "
Ke nnedy vowt•d to campaign
hard for Carter '!> re-election.
But when he appear ed lall'r
before has own s upporters. ht-
held out the promise he would b<
hack to run again in th~ future.
Review Re fuse d
WA S HI NGTON (AP)
Secr etary of Education Shirley
H. Hufstedler has refused to re·
view a departmental decision
that the Bakersfield, Calif., City
School District discriminated
against its minority students.
Orange County
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Rarbdra Kre1blch tEditorial Page Editor
A .Step Forward
For ()C Hou ing
The short.age of hpusmg afforda ble to lowt•r mcon:ie
workers hu become u('h o problem m Orangt County
that SOllle farms ttre consJderlng movtng eway or ~t>Ulm:
up shop etaewh trt'
This is not t<ood news for the county
But there is good ne"°'9 an the e11tabll.s hmt>nt of u
contSOitium of l2 builders who will combine their skills tn
an ex~rimentall 124~unit offordable housrn1t proJe(i on a
1ix·acre slte in the Jl;I Toro urea
The .:oal wm ~ to eonstruet one to thret> t>t>drc10m
dwellini .umts that could sell for as little as $40.000 to
$70,000. l,,.ow·lntere~t loans would be aviulablc from the
county's new houstng bond program
Such amenities as a rommunity sw1mml1lg pool und
covered parking ·talls wo uld be ehminated. but one
builder says the units hould compare fa\•orably with
much more ~Uy townhome pro1ects
The trick will be t'mphus1s on cost l'uttmg right down
the line. with ever)' 'h~p or the con~lrut.•tton proces
monitored by an aecounung firm to detentllnt how and
where money can be saved
The county in turn ha.s cooperated by spet!ding up
plan cheeking and other pr~ construction red tape that
boosts building coats.
U the goal of constructing truly affordable housing
can be accomplished in ttus project, the participating
builders believe they wrn have found ways to reduce the
cost of all housing -and that would indeed be good
news.
'Debate' Small Help
The so-caUed presidential "debate" bet ween Ronald
Reagan and John Anderson was singularly lacking in
drama and probably won'.t change many votes among
those who had the fortitude to sit through it.
There was no real winner. but Anderson. a forceful
and opinionated speaker, may have benefited from the
nationwide coverage.
By emphasizing the differences between his views
and Reagan's he may have convinced some voters that
there is indeed a third choice in this campaign.
Whether President Carter gained or lost by not
participating in the forum remains to be seen. He
probably didn't lose much, since the speakers were more
interested in expounding their own views than in
criticizing Carter.
Indeed, much of the program sounded like a re·run
of their campai,an speeches -to the extent that
moderator Bill Moyers was obliged at one point to
remind them to answer thequestions 41><>sed by the panel
of journalists.
There's little doubt a one·to,one confrontation
between Reagan and Carter couJd make for a more
interesting and informative presentation, especially .if
the formal permitted direct discussion between the two,
rather than simple question-answering.
This could be or genuine help to the innumerable
voters who still are troubled by the presidential choice
that faces them in November.
Laws Aid Tenants
Two measures passed by the Legislature this year
and scheduled to ·bec:ome efffective Jan. 1. 1981. should
make life somewhat less uncertain for persons living in
apartment complexes considered for conversion to
condominiums.
1be first (both were introduced by West Los Angeles
Sen. Alan Sieroty) extends from $) to 90 days the
tenants' option to purchase their rental. units when
conversion takes place.
The second requires that prospective tenants be
advised, before they PJlY. a deposit and move in, that a
condominium application has been filed.
It also requires that tenants be notified of public
bearings on condominium conversions and advised of
their right to speak at such hearings.
One would think that common decency would take
care of these rather obvious rights, but apparently
legislation was needed.
Given the expense of moving these days, it's
unthinkable that an owner would let new ~nants move
into an apartment without any notification that with
months, or even weeks, they may be faced with the
choice of buying the unit or moving out.
And it should be equally apparent that any hearing
on a conversion application would benefit from comment
from those already living in the complex whose Lives
may stand to be disrupted if they are forced to buy or
move.
The new laws make sense -but it 's unfortunate that
even simple consideration for-others· rights now
apparently has to be legislated.
• Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Daily Pilot
Other views e)(pressed on this page are those of their authors and
artists. Reader comment rs invited. Address The Daily Pilot. p O
Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (71 4) 64214321.
Rowluncl Evan~ / Rohe•rt Novak
Dilemma for Anderson Backers
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l'ompu1gn " W:t5 ruthflossly C)(
posed In vnversations over
n1t:kta1ls and brownies .
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k1·y 'luppurt..r who twlr1t·d pls11
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lie conreded the problem but did
not advance a .solutwn
Whut m<1kcs 1t su<'11 :J problem
for Arulcrs<>n 1s th<•t he.!. is not an
idet>lo~i<'tt~maJtn4>l wh.> tr;,insfix·
t''I his supportn~ us r.enrge
Walhu.-e• t11cJ in 19fiJ! W<.illaciles
l111cf ;111 allc·~rnnt•1· t<> Wall are
th;tt nothing c·ould br1•ak , but the
ap1wal of /\ndcr:.on 1-. hasc<l on
th1· 1mpo1111lanty ll( C;1rtcr and Hc1i~an an(i An<lf'r-.1111 's promise
that he l'1\n ·µo lwttN
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Ht-.1~an'c;, not 111 :1llal'k l'rcs1
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NUT WANTS TO TURN
nlE CLOCK BACK!
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Earl Waters
not be just the ticket for a
dramatic Uft·off from what one
aide calls his present "plateau"
of around 15 percent in the polls.
ln ract. on two of the major dit·
fe rences Anderson has wlth
Reagan laJLcuLs and ~
Real(an has by far tbe better
political position, according to
public opinion polls and our own
interviews with voters.
Reagan favors deep tax cuts
and higher defense spending.
Anderson opposes tax cuts
without a balanced budget. On
defe nse, his 39-page "Agenda
f'o r America·• relegates
military· issues to page 35. The
platform pledges only tn "spend
what we need" for defense, men-
l1<ining no figures.
Anderson 's antipathy for the
militar y mlide a bizarre ap·
pcarance during a press COD·
rerence a t Edwa rdsville (JI.
1tno1s> Senior High. Challenged
tu pr<xl uce evidence in support
or his charge that Carter has
turncd foreign policy over tot.be
Pentagon generals, he suggested
lhal the generals were to blame
for leaking secret information
cin the Stealth aircraft. Jn fact,
the generals were furious at t.be
leak . whk h seem ed to have been
plotted by Carter aides seeking
political capital from the Stealth
breakthrough.
THERE WERE otber signs of
either fatigue or confusion. He
told the st ud e nts al
Edwards ville that Israel bad
"recovered" East Jerusalem
from Jordan during the 1961
w a r . whe n in fact East
Je rusalem never had been part
o f Is r ael. He misplaced
Afghanistan in Southeast Asia.
Such minor slips of the tongue
are excusable. Anderson's prob-
lem is not fatigue, momentary
confusion or even lack of money,
serious as that is. It is the threat
of night between now and Nov. 4
by his own backers groWing
m ore and more worried that
their votes may be wasted.
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'Energy Agency Doesn't Earn Its Keep
Although his hill to abolish the
st ale Energy Commtss1on wasn't
passed. Sen. \I Alquist has prom
ised lo renew his cffnrts to rttl
the state of an agent·y whfrh ha~
not only failed miserably to <.'arry
out its JOb to develop new energy
sources but stands as an Insur·
m ountable barrier to the develo1)·
ment of any additional power
sources.
Created by the Legislature :.is
the Energy Resourecs Conserv:-s·
ti on and
Development
Commission
to assist in
prov i di n ~
a d equate
power for I he
needs of the
citizens. in.
du st ry
agriculture,
and business.
the commission was gi \en as a
rirst responsibility the appro\<.i l
of all new pe>\\er plants vroposcd
by utility companies Tts further
duties were to forecast energy
supplies and demands and un
dertake the research and develop-
ment of new and alternate energy
sou rces which w o uld be
economically feasibh• Thf' river
all t heme of its dulies was con·
la ined m a mandal(' lo develop
ener gy conserval iun m(!asurcs
Originall f unded in 1975 with$ IO
Art Hoppe
mlllton for 1ts first year of (lJ)('ra
t1on, the commission has t'X
panded rapidly, multiplying its
expenditures fourfold Its current
year budget wt II ex cecd $42
m1ll ioo
In the period since its creation
thP Amcncan pubh<.' cspcr1all)
Californians, have been exhortt•d
continually by officialc..lom to Mn·
s erve energy while at thl' saml'
t ime the poliC'e have urged
citizens to maintain adequate
lighting in and :iroun<l their
hom<'s and bus inesses as a pr01er-
l 1 on agains t nim" Caught
between thl' twu advices many
arc puzzled as to the best ~nd least
costly way lo a chi(.•\ e bot h g"oals
in terms c1f dollars and cnc•rgy
consumption.
BUT TIIOSE WHO think the
Energy Comm1ss1on woulrl have
as t heir firs t move in developing
conservation meJs urc!-., pro
duced some cost tablf·~ on the con
Sumption Of diff<'f('OI W\tll light
bulbs as welf a~ household ap
pllances and electrical equip·
ment to enable c1t1Lcns to qu1 rkl.\
relate savings to their pocket·
hooks, a relati<mship they would
readily understand, nre far too
practical minded. Such an ap
proaC'h 1s much too s1mplt.> for thl'
lofty thinki ng comm 1ss111 n
Anyone seeking th•1l kind of m
.
f11 rm:.1wn fmni tht· romm1.ssron
"'rll hf' subJcctNI t'1 a frustrating
l x f)l'rlCn<.'1· nf hue '< passing end·
tn.I? ''1th the su~g1·st1on that con
~umt·r.-. o;huul<l ask the pnvate
11110111,.,suchouec;tions • ·
T'h1~ 1t1vt•s rt:!le lo a more senous
<p1e~l10n If the) haven ·t de-
\ l'l•>pe1l ,, 1·onsutller guide us a
f1r-,1 step to l'nerg~ conservation.
wh ~•t 111 the world ha\·e they done
\\llh lhe m1ll ion-. lhey have spent
111 lht."-few .Vl'ars Of their ex·
l~tenet"1 BudgN record!> show
that t h1· t·o1nm1s~.11Jn has spent.
nlll cuunting the $42 mi lbon al·
localed for till' curn•nl year . near·
I~ SLOOm11l111n'
K\'T THEIR f:ulure is much
more than 11111 producing a con-
sumer eost i?'U1de The facts are
lhat the commi.ssion. after fi ve
~ l'ars. has developed no new
cnt'r,:iy sources and ts yet to ap·
rro\'e any new ma3or power plant
using any of the energy sour ces
'' h1ch are alreadv known This
ctespite all of the rhetoric to which
the public has been treated about
the imminen ce of power
shortages which will cause great
losses to industry and in jobs
The only thing that rs certwn is
that the job loss es will not affect
I he t•ommisc;wn It has nol only
ust•rl lht• money ronlrac·ling with
cons ulling firm s for endless
studies whi ch end up gathering
dust in the commission 's files, but
11 has put together a highly paid
staff of more than 600 persons,
man y or the m c ronies and
political hacks of Gov. J erry
Brown.
INCIDENTALLY, for those in·
tercsted, the private utility com·
panies do have usage cost tables.
Prom them it is learned that. talc·
ing as a rate a verage a 4·cents·a·
kilowalt·hour charge, it costs 4
cents to burn a 100 watt bulb for 10
hours . lf one uses a 150 watt light
for security the monthly cost
would be Sl.80. However, if
fluorescent lamps are used the
same lighting can be gained with
about 40 percent of the wattage,
thereby reducing the cost 60 per-
cent.
The conclusion to be drawn is
that the private utility companies
can do better in providing con-
s umer information than tbe
Energy Commission, why then
wouldn't the public be better off
leaving them to solve the bigger
problems about energy sources
and research ror new sources?
Senator Alquist should proceed
with haste to eliminate a costly
''non" energy commission which
has proved lo be nothing more
than a boondoggle and rip-off of
taxpayers' dollars .
Boyd/Rolls w;~.~::~~;~n~·~. ~~~~~~.c!, ~~.~:.~~~~~~'~I' or~u~~~.~~~~b-
out to fight the fire. When he glued to their television sets last offe r us that we do not already of a samurai.·· · lem with the Percherons was ByL. M. BOVD
The r ecord s hows that
General Mills came up with
the first brown·and·ser ve
rolls. But that's not quite
right. Joe Gregor, a baker in
Avon Park, Fla., merits that
credit. He was a member or
the Vohmteer Fire Depart·
ment. The alarm rang. He
pulled some half·baked rolls
from his oven. and headed
DfAar
Gloon1y
t Gus
Wby didn't they just
mer1e and do a show
about an Oriental syn·
dicale &bat takes over
Texas and call it
"Darras?"
got back. he started to throw week to watch the epic mini have?" "But t hey are three l eet that they onJy got ten miles to
a w a y l he r 0 I I s , t hen series "Shogun." it would be un-"You will see, my Lord," says longer and two foel higher than the bale of hay. Soon the sta.rv·
s hrugged and put them back fair to te ll how the sequel, Illackthorne with a confident our present models:· protests ing country was in revol~ under
in to brown. They turned out "Shogun II,·· comes out in the s m ile. "when m y ship comes Toranaga. lord Toyota.
not just well. but very well, A end. This is how it comes out in in.·· "Exactly,•· says Blackthome. Jn the famous Battle of the Im·
General Mills sales m an took the end: "Think of the prestige. Once in p o rt s, Toranaga sent bis
the· s mall story back to head-As you re member. the hero, FOR BLACKTHORNE has the saddle and you'll look down samurai charging br•vely into
quarters, and company ex· John Blackthome, is finally ac· been carefully studying the on everyone." the center or the rebel army. But
perts perfected the brown· cepted by the J apanese market and at last he "If we can climb that rugh," the lumbering Percherona were
and-s erve process. J a panese as a has hit upon a product for which says Toranaga dubiously. n o match for Toyota • s
true samurai he is certain there will be an maneuverable little compacts.
Four decad E:s ago. the pledged to the ove rwhelming cons ume r de· In the disastrous rout that
average citizen of Japan did c 0 d e o f mand. He has secretly ordered a 1t'ieks f o 11 owed , ma n y of the
not expect lo live beyond age bu,5hido. The shipload. Al last the sails or that Per c herons became stuck
50 . Life expect ancy there new s hogun, historic vessel' appear on the between build1ngs In the narrow
now is 72.69 for men, 77 9S for L 0 r d horizon. Ile persuades Toranaga streets or ran out of hay. Loni
women. This moves Japan Tor 8 nag 8 , to join him on the dock. Toranaga. him.sell, was knocked
ahead of SweCten to become m a k e s The gangplank is lowe red . colder than a cucumber when be
the nation with the highest Blackthorne Dow n it , w hi n n Yin g a nd ' forgot to duck while ridinl full
figures on the longevity cor "Brack· neighing, clomps a herd or 100 tilt under his postem gate to
tables. thorne," as he affectionately calls huge Percherons. safely. When he came to, be
him ) his right-hand man and re· · · A i ·Yee ! · • c r1 es I.or d naturally ordered Blactthome 's
Looks as though those lies heavily on his knowledge of Toranaga, drawing back. "What head chopped off.
sellers of mopeds are going Western technology to help build a re those tremendous beasts?" In the final scene, Blacktbome
to make it o~e way or bisdream -aGreaterEaslAsia "Luxur y ho r ses," says utters bla last prophetic words:
another. Four · years ago, Co·ProeperitySphere. Blackthome proudly. "Look at "You Japanese will never make
buyers of same told the But it should be remembered t.hose while side stirrups, those '"ne way I laave IC doaed a (artbing in international
pollsters they wanted the that at heart Blackthome is a gleaming hood ornaments, those ts daat .ii Carter llu ·1o trade," be says, "unW you leam ~·,~:'l.'1~.c.T.':'.'~!.•·.·.·::. motorlzed bic ycles tor aalesman.Hedoes.hls utmostto natural leather roll·and·tuck do&geUlle~ tothlnk~g."
_ .... ,,,, "''"'., ·-· .. ,.,. playthings. Today, they say convince Lord Toranaea that he saddles. It's about time your tt.leasftf Utd ReC.~veryvee And it's just too damed blld, 11
A.V.
=~~~ .. ~~ ..... .. they n eed l h e m for should trade with the West. warriors got off their s hoddy lit· wortlft.«, you ask me, that they didD'\
----------------tr_•_n_spo_rt_a_uon. I.. -------"But what, f.r~ckthorne ," Ue compact Mongol ponies and _ _ ,. __ "_•_te_ntohim.
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NATION
Deadwood Doldrums
Do-good~r F~ds
8f IVLULOll
......... C.ft fllt I
DEADWOOD. S 0 Thc-
•tatoft'a ftnt toowfall ~ror•tC'd
the Black Htllt latt •ffll. an an
nual omen In this tourist dry
period that bit sports w1tb bta
..wallet.. wUI t. here &ooft-hUM..__<F
era.
"Maybe not ," said Clydc-
Mitthell. •n obst.'rvant old
Umer "How ~·an thert' bt" a
hunUna season II there aren't any 1irls ! '·
A8 EVt:aY STUDENT of
aociok>cy. or ol lust, knows by
now. Deadwood's storied bawdy
( __ AM_E_mu_J
houses were swooped down on
recently and closed up not by
the local cops, but by federal
and state lawmen who lack'
Deadwood's historic sense or
tolerance in civic matters
"Do-gooders ." Mitchell
snorted.
His gray head shook in dis·
belief.
"A little sinnin'," he said, "is
a necessity.'·
Mitchell's views come from a
mighty high hill of perspective
He is 85. When he was a boy, his
father. one of the first gold dig·
gers to work this gulch, in·
troduced him to Calamity Jane.
Ladies of notoriety in Deadwood
are not new to Mitchell.
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BROTHELS IN BACKGROUND PADLOCKED
Old-timer Clyde Mltchell Olegruntled
.... 1 .........
mg horses. Since horse stealing
was his brother's only trade,
Wild Bill deserved what he got.
A local jury turned McCall
loose Jus tifiable ho micide
Deadwood justice.
A FEDERAL J URY, though
·'They were an asset. On
Poppy Day, l knocked on those
three doors first and a lways got
$10 a poppy. They were that way
about aJI our local drives. They
put up the best part of the
money for our new fire engine.
always those outsiders -
stepped in and McCall met his
maker with a rope around his
neck. r
CAIA.M[J')' IANE 11ow sleeps So .here iS--the .situation today
under a slab on Mount Moriah, in Deadwood:
"The girls will be back,
though, if they're not already.
The do-gooders can't stop them.
It will just be a different ar·
rangement. less controlled.
"trs Like the gamb1ing. They
cut out open gambling here 25
years ago, but they didn't stop
it. It just moved behind closed
doors.
next to Wild Bill Hickok. The Purple Door, Green Door
PreacherSmitbrestsnearby. and White Door are padlocked:
P re a c h e r S m i t h w a s "the girls, .. as they are discreet-
bushwacked in 1876. Mitchell's ly. even fondly. rererred to,
Uncle Alex helped haul the body nowhere to be seen; their three
back to town. So Mitchell is also "ma'ams," as they are called, "I KNEW THIS town when
everything was wide open all
night long. I ne ve r heard
anybody complain Why try to
hide what goes on anyhow?"
aware that, from the beginning, awaiting trial for operating a
Deadwood's tolerance did not public nuisance; and Deadwood
alwaysextendtopeoplewhodis· awaiting a hunting season
approved of a little sinnin '. without hunters who never came
It did extend to Jack McCall. to hunt in the first place. It's hard to find an old timer
in town w:ho doesn't agree with
Mitchell.
MCCa11 stiO! Wild BUI Hickok ·n-"It'&-a shama isn.+ ~ • .!.!.
the back, shot him dead in a Mitchell said.
Deadwoodsaloon. "Why, those girls were
McCall explained : anything but a nuisance. They
First the gambling, now the
girls. The general feeling here 1s
that evil old Deadwood is going
to heaven in a handbasket.
Wild Bill, you see, bad ki.lled had to be off the streets by 5
McCall's brother, who *•s steal· o'clock and always were.
l Gas Use Rises
In California
-........ ·-··-• ····-·· •••• --·· I ~A~!J,AMENTQ tAJ>J.
I -Californians used
more gasoline this July
than in July 1979, the
fir s t year -to -year
increase in 15 months, Health fair the s tate Board of
Equalization has
Free tests for reported. The total of
blood pressure.-
1
975.5 million gallons
eye, pulmonary. distributed to gas
hearing. fitness stat ions and oth e r
during Huntington retailers was 2.9 percent
Center Healttl Fair above the July 1979
Thurs. thru Sun total, but 4.5 percent
Also CPR. acupundure I be Io w Ju I Y 19 7 8 demos & school di . b . Immunization. stn ution.
Fashion Derby
Winner Reagan ....... r
NEW YORK (AP) -Ronald Reagan beats
Jimmy Carter, outclassing the president with
"beige palm Beach suits. boundstooth jackets and jeans worn with cowboy boots."
And the president's right hand man, Hamilton
Jordan, also got a dressing down from People
magazine. which published its first best-and
worst-dressed list. One of the worst, J ordan 1 nevertheless rated a special category -most im·
proved.
Among the best : Jacqueline Bisset, who
·'dazzles in everything from demure white smocks
to slinky sheaths and sequined jump suits ;" I
Woody 'Allen, with "cut-rate chic as ... eclectic
as his 44-year-old psyche;" and 12-year-old "Oil·
f'rent Strokes" slar Gary Coleman, who has the
style of an adult but hasn't lost a sense or ""'" and funk." r·
Each network had a news or talk show fashion
plate: NBC's Johnny Carson, a talk s how trendset·
ter who "replenishes his wardrobe 10 times a
year;" ABC's Barbara Walters; and CBS ' Dan
Rather, who "dresses for success in $500 custom
English suits."
Among the worst: Britain's Princess Anne,
who should be able to do better with a $203,575-a·
year allowance, People said; Chicago Mayor Jane
Byrne, who's "just dull" despite a nice shape; and
Sammy Davis Jr., who is too weighted down with
rings and chains and bracelets, according to the
magazine.
Stable 400 Years Old
LIPICE. Yugoslavia IAP)i -The Lippizaner
s t able , which s upplied its fa m ous white
thoroughbreds to Vienna's royal court and the
Spanish Riding School there for more than three cen·
turies, celebrated its 400th anniversary.
The stable, founded in 1580 by Austrian
Archduke Karel, regent Qf Styria. Carinthia, lstria
and Trieste, survived war. politics and economic dif·
ficulties -the latter with · help from the late
President Tito.
Tito, a horse lover, ordered the stable revived
after bureaucrats cut state subsidies in 1959, nearly
closing it.
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Our fall fares are down.
And to both these destinations so are
the restrictions. There·s no advance pur·
chase on these one way Coach fores. No
length of stay requirement s. Just plenty of
the kind of service we're fam ous for. So
if you want to get going. gel going.
HONOLULU OF A SAU.
Staning October Isl our
Hawaii fare increasei.
slightly to Sl42.99 iax
inclusive. But for , e an addjtional S59.
right now you can enjuy R days and 7
night s at the Fairway Villa Condos in
Waikiki. This price is per person double
\.X:cupancy, for Tuesday dcpanures and
includes a full days' use of a rental car.
But hurry. Surnc n:strictitins apply and
space ;., limi1ed. Both fare and condo
package are effective lhru Oecem~r IS.
19XO. For information and reservations
call }our travel agent or Cl>nlincntal
Airlines.
w;u·SHOULD SEE us Now.
The Proud Bird with the Golden Tail.
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5 Mauled
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enllance
15 -Brundage
16 Thin Comb
lorm
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20 Private eye
21 -and
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22 Resound
23 Charge
25 Expert
26 Ponend
30 LQI<
31 Sawbuck
34 Fa11t1ful
36 Over
38 Grtppe
39 Everywnere
3 words
42 Fixed
43 Totaled
44 Big
4S Tnreesomes
47 Color
49 Leuers
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51 Doc1r1ne
53 African covn-
try
55 Baller
56 lnact1ve
61 Adams
grandson
62 Nallve
64 Booth
65 Roman dale
66 Newts
67 Time periods
68 Meetinq
69 Flower
DOWN
I Conveyances
2 Turk1sn
chamber
3 Ms M1nnelh
4 Par11cle
5 Went by
6 Sa1u1a11on
7 Mamage
2 words
8 Rye disease
9 Stains
10 Abaft
11 Nav1ga11on
aid 2 words
12 Chcel
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18 Red-eyed
UNITED Fearure Synd1ca1e
Mondays Puzzle Solved
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31 Stalemate 55 Rave
32 Encomium 57 Wharf
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NATION
Between b attles m s pace, celestial warrior Darth Vader visits
New York bookstore to sign autograph for ) outhful [an Actor
,, Ke rmit Eller wears characte r 's unm1stakable costume
Marines in Hot Water
Over Node Pictures
SANTA MON ICA lAPI -"A-ten-
hut ! Prepare for inspection," begins
Playgirl's October feature on the
"Men of the Military," an eight-page
spread that uncovers two Navy men,
two Coast Guard crewmen and one
Marine sergeant who now finds
himself facing discha rge
The Marine Corps has "taken ac-
tion to discharge" Sgt. Robert
Jordan for his appearance in and out
of uniform in Playgirl Similar beef-
cake poses got t he two Navy men into
hot water, but the Coast Guard ap-
parently isn 'l so fussy.
WHEN MARINE SGT. Bambi Lee
Finney posed nude for Playboy in a
counterpart article on women in un-
iform. she won national headlines,
but the Marine Corps decided if s he
wanted to appear out or uniform, she
should be out of uniform for good. '
The Navy slapped a ·'non-judicial
punishment" on Chief Petty Officer
William Wellington in San Diego and
Petty Officer 3rd Class Billy Jack
Tibbett. stationed at Travis Air
Force Base, for their shots in the
buff. That was the same punishment
accorded the Navy women who ap·
peared in Playboy.
Free Birth Control
TOKYO (APl Chana supplies
free of charge to its people 30 kinds of
medicine and 14 devices for birth
control, the Chinese news agency
Xinhua repc>rted. Quoting from the
publication Health News , the agency
said more than 50 factories produce
or a l, injection a nd external-use
medicines and devices
And a Coast Guard spokesman who
• asked not to be identified said . "The
Coast Guard h:Js taken no action
because enlisted men are free to do
whatever they Witnl on their own
time If the photos do something lo
discredit the Coast Guard then they
won't be reprimanded ''
TWO OTHER MEN who appear an
the military section of the issue art'
no longer in the ser vice.
Regardin g the action against
Jordan. Lt. Col C A l''leming of the
4th Marine Division in New Orleans
said. ··our policy sets very high stan-
dards for Marin-es a nd when a
Mar'ine poses with his uniform on in
a magazine like that then he ha's not
met those high standards."
Unfair, said Jordan. who got in
trouble when the commandant of the
Marine Corps was shown a copy or
the issue . He is only a part-time
corpsman in active reserve. and
reasons he deserves less punishment
than Miss Finney, who was a full-time
·Marine.
"Worse yet, she a ppeared not only
in the nude but in pieces of the
Marine uniform.'· he said. "That. by
definition in the military code of
justice. is 'out or uniform' and is a
serious offense "
THE DISCHARGE pending against
J ordan is an honorable one. just as
Miss Finney's was, but he doesn't
want to leave the Marine Corps and in·
tends to fight it.
Meantime. Playgirl continues its
fa scination with men in uniform and
is working on an issue entitled "Men
in Power," this time uncovering
policemen, firemen and pilots. ---. -• I
Antique Auction
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Tuesday & Wednesday
September 23rd & 24th
Little Joh~'s Antique
Arms Announces
The Auction of the Curator 's Collection
from the Aldridge .Museum . .
Fnrmerly displayed in the Balhoa Pavllhon in Newport Aea1•h. Cahfnrnra
This sale represents a wide range of collectibles as-
sembled by a meticulous curator over a 40 year period.
Over 500 ..._ will be sold 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. Important 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
LOCATID AT 1107 J~H •oAD.
MIWPOIT llACH. CAL.c>IMIA
11111 n. c---e •-•
" PllVllW September 23 -3 P.M . -7:30 P.M.
September 24 -3 P.M . -7:30 P.M.
SAU IMIMS 7:30 P.M. BOTH DAYS
fer d•n nl .. .._....ell t72-4t2'
A breeth of lf••h elr.
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In th• l•l!Jld:fl(1}I ;
Sales Drop
For Cadillac
I.OS J\Nc.a:LES tA P l With Ole unveifing of
I lw I !ltl I 111oclels. tht-Cadillac long a sign of
pn·11ti1w u11d u pitrt of the ~merican dream -has
f1tllt"noo h11rd t imes
Tl~hl money and gas prices are pinching con
::.u11wri.' wulh•ts and making the job of selling the
lu xury t•ars lciis than a breeze.
l..ust month. Casa de C1tdlllac sales were off
ttbt1ut 3.'i p..rt•cnt n1mpared to August 1979, says
Jim Wilson. who has owned the Sherman Oaks
ll~t'lll'Y 15 y1tar!>
"AUGUST IS PRETTY TYPICAL ror the
wlloh· of 1980," he added
Hut Wilson doesn't believe lack of foresight by t:~d11l:H-'s manufacturer, General Motors Corp .. is
n•s pons1ble for the crunch his agency is reeling.
"No foresi~ht "> That's a statement that has to
c·1111lt' from an idiot." said Wilson. "Detroit was
selling those cars because people wanted them.
Then. all of a sudden. California found the gas line
n n 1979) In May, June and July. Californians
were in deep shock "
Refore the gas crunch. the car manufacturers
had been building small cars in about the propc>r·
taon the buyers Look them, Wilson said, but "the
public sh.ifts overnig ht. The factories can't shift
quite quick enough.'·
NOW. HE SAYS CADILLAC BUYERS are
purchasing the sma ller models of the luxury car,
the El Dorado and the Seville . The El Dorado ac·
counts for 32 percent or the Cadillac sales this year
and the Seville for 26 percent at Casa de Cadillac,
Wilson said.
"If gas were 15 cents a gallon," he added,
"everything wou~ revert back lo bigger is bet-
ter " "
The smaller Cadillac is also outsell ing its big-
ger brothers at Bob Spreen Cadillac in Downey
where the El Dorado. which represents 50 percent
of the agency's sales, is the best-selling model.
The Seville accounts for 20 percent of the sales.
said Bob Spreen president Ri ll Piercey. The El
Dorado has replaced the traditional best -seller , the
Coupe de Ville, he added.
August sales were 23 percent down over last
year at this time for Piercey's ~gency bu_t Bob
Spreen Cadillac was r anked No. 2 in the nation by
selling 202cars in August
"SEPTEMBER TRADITIONALLY I~ a
transition month, so we expect to be down a htt~e
bit. But we do expect betler than last year at this
lime." •
Piercey was forecasting 150 s ales for Sep·
tember compared to last year 's 138.
.. A lot of pent-up demand is surfacing," he
said. · .
The new cars will be presented to the P.Ubhc
Thursday. ·
While sales of the luxury car are down, service
at both of the Cadillac agencies has skyrocketed .
Pier cey said mos t cus tomers are holding on to
their cars longer and making sure that they get the
proper maintenance.
WILSON AGREED, SAY ING Casa de
Cadillac's service bays were also seeing brisker
business
"Our service is way up , going like
gangbusters." Wilson said ... And used cars sales
are up too.''
Six Mourners Die
MARBLE HALL, South Africa CAP) -Six
women mourners at a wake died after drinking a
local beverage laced with a pc>werful insecticide,
Police said.
The women were attending a wake at the
home or a 75-year-old man who had died a day
earlier , apparently a fter drinking the same liquid,
prepal'ed by the man's widow,_pc>lice said.
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Tuesday, September 23. t980 DAIL y PILOT AB
Health fair
Free demos and
hea~hecks.Jlllr!llg.., Huntington Center's
Health/Fitness Fair
HELPI PROILEMSWITH
NEWPORT IEACH
POLICE?
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-S .. anta
Ana. 714-558-7200.
Thurs. lhru Sun.'~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
\l\e've taken the ads and listings that busi-
nesses use to call each o ther anJ put them in a
separate book-The Los Angeles Business To
Business Yellow Pages. You'll find materials,
equipment and services from firms all over the
greater Los Angeles market. And you'll find
them faster and easier than ever.
Water Beds? They're listed in Pacific Tele-
phone's Los Angeles Consumer Yellow Pages.
Re~taurant
and Cocktail Lounge
TOP SIRLOIN
AND SHRIMP
s7aa Per
Person
Regular
'1395
Served with
Soup du Jour.
baked potato.
Veg etable de
Gardiner
SUNDAY CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH'
I I :30 to 2:30
On-the-mall at South Coast Plaza nearthe Carousel
on the First Level For reservations call: 540-8822.
I.. M. ROl'U ) INFORMS in the DAILY PILOT
Takeoff on
Air California and
Hertz will take off 25%
on your car rental.
J Air California ~~/1 gives you more
. than low fa res in
ll(PTl Rf NTC, f ORr1<; .. Nr'I nTH(R '•Nf (MIC, the air. We give
yo u low fares on the ground. Because
when yo u fl y Air California between
September 8 and October 31, 1980, you'll
get a discount on your Hertz car rental.
)
Special Hertz offer.
Just present your Air California
ticket at the Hertz rental counter in
cities se rved by Air California. You'll get
a big 25% discount on time and mileage ·
charges o n any Ford or other fine car.
And as an extra bonus, you'll get a H ertz
chip good fo r one fre e drink o n your
next Air California fli ght.
Call Air California or your Travel
A ge nt to make your reservations. And
let Air California and Hertz make
your traveling easier.
Ame CALIFORNIA
We want everyone to fl y.
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I( OTTER
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111~1ud1n9 HO•Sn \Cl. w><nt'
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Ou:,lln Hoffman slars as a l'ounlt-rfe1tl.'r
1mpr1:,Qnt-d on Devil's bland who form~
a fr1cndsh1p w1lh fellow prisoner Steve
McQueen in "Papillon" tonight at 8 on
CBS. Channel 2
tD CAROL BURNETT
ANO FRIENDS
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Hawkeye B J ana 1ne.r
me.i1cat cOhorts hnd a t>ew
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war ~ BARNEY MILLER
T1>e de1ect111ilS nave 10
cope wilh an Irate land-
lord a musket-to1ong old-
ster and a bhnd ~l>ophrter
7:00 fl CBS NEWS . G NSCNEWS D HAPPY DAYS AGAIN
R1cn1e and Arlene spt11 up
only to discover that •t s
100 late to line up 01ner
dales tor Irie prom IJ ABCNEWS 0 JOKER'S WILD
Q) M'A'S•H
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Guest Molly Picon QtRt
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REPORT
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@) MEAV GRIFFIN
Guests Phyltts Oilier Nan
cy Alleo Susan Georqe
George Sheanng
7:30 I) 2 ON THE TOWN
Steve and MetO<ly eJ1ptbre
the "haunted 1ognth01J5e
at Potnl Fermin Steve
covers tne Sexual Allerne
hve ltlestyles Convention
Melody reveal~ tne story ol
a youngsler atlhcled with
TourettP s Syndrome. a
disease once conluseo
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Guests Peacnes And
Herb 1J HOLL YWOOO
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CLOSEUP
Merv Turns Interviewee
Talk Show Host Pushing His New Book
By BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD CAP) -Merv Griffin, who has
interviewed thousands of authors on his TV talk
show. now flnds the tables turned. He is the author
of "Merv," a new Simon and Schuster book writ-
ten with Peter Barsocchini, his 25-year-old pro-
ducer . Inevitably. Griffin is embarking on an
author tour, with a utog raph parties in major
cities. as well as talk-show interviews.
"I can't wait for intervie wers who haven't
read the book," he says sourly. "When they ask,
'Now tell me about your book,' I'll say, 'It's r~anc:S.
white.'"
Indeed. that's Merv on the cover in a red
sweater against a white background. What's m ore,
he's also s miHng from the back cover in the same
pose
DURING ms 18 YEARS as a TV talkmas ter,
Griffin has interviewed virtually every name
author e xcept J .D. Salinge r. The Merv Griffin
Show has always been the most cordial to the writ-
ing trade -and not just to movie s tars who have
suddenly discovered how to arrange sentences.
G riffin 's admiration for writers sometimes
amounts to misplaced awe, as in the case of Will
and Ariel Durant.
"I was so nervous about their coming on the
show that I decided it would be better to do it
without an audience,·· he recalled. "Imagine my
delight .when they said they watched my show
ever y night at home. Imagine my s urprise when
Will said, 'Where's the audience?'
"The truth is they would have been wonderful
telling stories such as the l.S-year-old Ariel arriv-
ing at their wedding on rolle r s kates .. "
ANOTHER SHOW GRIFFIN recalled with re-
lish: Irwin Shaw. James Michener, James Jones
and Robert Nathan. The three younger writers
wer e car rying on about their contributions to
ltlao's l.R.'l
That's the real Larry Hagman, J .R. Ewinl
on "Dallas," on the right. Beside him ii Tom
Kearns of Cincinnati, who won the J .R.
lookalike contest in Elmont, N.Y.
literature until poet Nathan, now in his 90s. in-
quired· "What makes you think you 'll be read a
generation from now?"
Griffin has limited his national appearances
for "Merv" to Phil Donahue and the Today Show
Not that he is feuding with his talk-show contem-
poraries. That's s imply a device of the press. he
argues. mak ing the competitors seem like "mortal
enemies."
He said he has met Donahue only once, when
they played tennis last ye ar at the Kennedy benefit
al Flushing Meadow. N.Y.
H E ADDED H E DOESN'T know Mike
Douglas, although he appeared on Douglas' local
show in Clevela nd years ago.
"Dinah (Shore) I've always loved," he added.
noting: "I just read that her show is going orr the
air. Johnny Carson has walked on m y show, and I
ce rtainly know the family; his brothe r Dick has
been my director for 10 years. But I don't really
know Johnny."
As for newcom ers John Davidson a nd Toni
Tennille, he hasn 't seen their shows but they have
been his own guests. So was David Letterman.
And Dick Cavett was once a Griffin writer.
The reason he is not plugging his book on the
othe r talk shows is professional. not personal, Grif·
fin cla ims. He explains :
"l'M ON THE AIR 90 minutes with m y own
show (in more than 100 markets). In s ome cities,
I'm on thr ee t imes a day. If I start appearing on
other shows as well. I 'm afraid the public will
start saying, 'Here he is again.· " •
Movie Revieim
Of/ered on KOCE
Moviegoers sa mple Hollywood's latest fare
when they join critics Robert Ebert and Gene Sis-
ke! on "Sneak Previews," the consumer 's guide to
the movie, Friday, October 3 at 10 p.m . on KOCE,
Channel 50.
Film critic rivals Ebert of the Chicago Sun·
Times and Siske! of the Chicago Tribune give
the nod or nix to Hollywood's newest offerings -
"Middle Age Crazy" with Bruce Dem and Ann
Margret, "Those Lips, Those Eyes" with Frank
Lange ll a, "Willie and Phil " starrin g
"Superman's " Margot Kidder and "Ordinary Peo-
ple," produced and directed by Robert Redford
and starring Mary Tyler Moore -mixing com -
mentary with clips from the shows.
Spot the Wonder Dog is also on hand to present
his "dog-of-the-week" award -warning filmgoers
of movies that aren 'l worth barking about.
"Sneak Previews," the only two-critic rhiew
show on the air, is a production of WTTW.
Chicago. Executive producer ls Thea Flaum. ---
DAILY '>ILOT
TUBE TOPPERS
CHS B 8 00-" Papillon." Steve
Ml·Queen a nd Dustin Hoffman battle to
l'M.'ape from Devil 's Is land in this three-
hour adventure movie.
KHJ 6 8:00 -"Dirty Money."
Catherine Dencuve is the central figure
in this mov.ie drama involving a bank
holdup und a train robbery with Ri chard
Crcnna.
KCO P ti) 8:00 "Dead Ringer."
Bette Davis doubles her fun by playing
twin sisters in thjs movie mystery with
Karl MaJdcn
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Grandma BaylM gives her
granoson Bitty a toy phone
to play wtth ano talk to hef.
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ot youlh" to tne cl1c1a1ot1al
w1clow ol e South Amero·
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Claire Bloom A woman
persul)(I~ her husband to
have 111s body tallooed
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year-010 ch1to becomes the
v1ct1m or nos parents' lruS·
tr at1ons and problems t R)
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outsmar1oc1 by a countess
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Esther W1tl1oms Ricardo
Montaltlan A tlro1ner antl
srstei 1.@t ot lw1n~ lull1ll'>
the•r tatner s w1sne• ny
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3:00 MOVIE * • "Secorlty Risk • ( t9541
John t1etand, Dorothy
Matone The FBI orops a
net to trap enemy agents
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secrets of a cleacl sctenllst.
(I hr , 30 min )
3:158 MOVIE
• • 'IJ ""Opetauon Sna1cn·
11962) Terry-Tnomas.
George Sanders A Wortcl
War II Btltlsn ottrcer is
assigned to sategu11rd lhe
empoe's natlonel 1n1e1ests
1n Gibraltar by seeing 10 1t
tnat a group ol Nlgendary
Bartlary apes stays put. ( 1
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4:000 MOVIE
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Froends ( t949) Trevor
Howera. Ann Tood A
womari spurns her young
lover only to meet him
again years 11110,. and
rl!gret that she 1e1t him (2
hrs)
4·15 9 NEWS
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• • • · The Bdltonv I t963) Shelley Winters.
Pcwr fat~ Tne cn1e1 of
pohce in war-lorn Parts
makes speecnes trom the
balcony or a bro1net and
comes 10 blows wMI a rev·
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min)
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M"f-d11e•doy••
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Susan Pratt O'Hanlon had trained for the equestrian events in the
Moscow Olympics, but never realized that ambition. Now she plays
a nurse on TV's "General Hospital."
'Shogun' Ends No. 2
NEW YOR K CA P ) -NBC
estimates that 125 million viewers
S3 W a ll or p3rl of its 12-hour
"Shogun," a figure lhat would make
i t TV 's second-high est-rated
miniseries behind ABC's "Roots."
whic h drew an a udience of 130
million in 1977.
National ratings from t he A.C.
Nielsen Co. for the program's first
four nights appeared to solidify the
second-place pos\tion or "Shogun,"
which starred Ric hard Chamberlain
and Toshiro Mifune a nd was adapted
from .James Clavell 's novel about
17th-century J apan.
Through Thurs day n ig ht,
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"Shogun" had a rating of 33, which
means it was watched at least in part
by an average or 33 percent of the na-
tion's TV-equippe<J homes. That com-
pared to a 45 rating for the eight-day
run or "Roots."
NBC's "Holocaust" the previous
runner-up miniseries. had a rating of
31 in April 1978.
The national rating for Thursday
night was 35, down slightly from 36.9
for Part Ill on Wednesday.
Overnight ratings for the C<WCl\ld-
ing three-hour episode Fridaywnight
dipped slightly in New York, Chicago
and Los Angeles. as they had for
Part rv Thursday evening.
'Cosmos'
To Air
OnPBS
If you think th e
special effects ·in ·'Star
Wa rs" were something,.
"you ain't seen nuthin'
yet."
The r e's a PBS-TV
seri es com ing s oon
called "Cosmos,'' with
some s pecial effects
which make all previous
filming endeavors seem
primitive. And the man
who makes that claim
oug ht to know, for be
created t h e earlier
Oscar-winning special
effects in "Star Wars."
"Cosmos," tho ugh en·
tertaining it might be, is
the academic product of
Pulitzer Prize-winning
a u t h or a nd sc i e n -
tis t Dr. Carl Sagan.
Within t he 13 hour-long
programs is a synthesis
of much o f whal
mankind h as lea rned
sin ce looking skywa rd
and inward.
Cos m os a irs over
KOCE, Channel so. fro m
8 to 9 p. m. Tuesdays
beginning Sept. 30, with
a r epeat from 10:30 to
11 :30 p.m. on the follow-
ing Wednesdays.
The program also is
broadcast from 8 to 9
p.m. Sundays beginning
Sept. 28 over KC ET,
Channel 28.
Cosmos is a course for
college credit. Coastline
Community 'College is
offering 3 units of c redit
for the course.
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Huntington /tlmkw --
'Forum' Fri,sky, Funny
If lheol nC'nl 1u-hOllH'> uf futurl' acnt·rntsons
t•vt>r comb lh1• •rthlvt's for lhc dchnil1vt• mus1l'al
rumNty. ttwy 1·ould look no further lhun "A Funny
l 'Hin.; lt11~11wnt'd un th .. W11y to lhf' Forum "
Th11• tns J11r1•cl c•111lw liorol1on o f (!on1poi.er
S1t•11hnl Sondtw1111 aml wr 1kn. Larr y c;clhan and
llurt ~t'vt•h1vt· ho:"t' 1m1• of lhc lhellllt'r 11 most
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tht' m111>t hll.,ni111:. '>l'l llJU. in lht• lrudc 11 'i. i.1mply
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NF.V t:llTl .. ;1.•~S.". 11' would 1't•cn 1 un oddly
umb1laou.' C'l1111~l' for u ~luto;t' w1lh lhl' hm1lcd
rt 1m1•n.<0011s Ctf lh\· ti u11t1ngtun Heu ch Playhouse.
unl1•ss yuu hu1I u dln•doi hkc Kcnl J ohn:>on , who
'fW('1t1l111•" in ~1.·uhn~ llUCh t•h11'X1rute mus1(•a1s
dnwn tu Siil' f11rtunt1lt·ly, thul 's exactly who's al
th1• lw ln1 •1r lht· llunl111~tun Hcal't1 produt•t1on
Johni.tlll ' t'orum '' Ill I.I bounUfol blend or
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the t•ommurnt} theater h•vt'I is
mane to order for the comic in
genu1ty of Marlin Fuchs. who 1s
taking his sc('oncl crac k at the
leading ro le of Pseudolus . lhe Fu,cHs
n1m-nammmg !>lave doing a little horse trading
, for his freedom Though has voice will never be
m 1st aken for Mario Lanza 's. his st age energy and
1•umcdk t1mmg ure first rate, as is his special
ability with tht' facial "take "
AL..."IO F.XCELLENT IS Richard Cast in the
role or the ne urotic s lave llyslerium a part which.
pound for Pound. ts the equal of Pseudolus As the
young iMoccnts separated by caste and com
merce. Tim .Nelson and Tricia Griffin a re both
phys ically engaging and vocally superb.
J oe Karbo, a veteran comic actor, plays his
"dirty old man" role with relish. while Betty
Davis·Morgan is effective as his shre wish wife.
Richard Morrill is a wildly Satanic procurer . while
Gene Noble is an ideal choice for the warrior cap-
tain with his imposing physique and boom ing
voice.
The protean trio or Gordon Harris. Tim
Johnson and Mark Fantone a re far more than
mere s pear carriers. elicilin~ repeated guffaws
Intermission
Tom Titus
walh lht'ir mull• fucetcd a ntics Among the be vy of
1·11 111e ly l'ourlt·~a n s , l.yndo Towle r and Beth
llo rnung mt·ral special a ttention
JOHNSON'~ DAUGHTER Denise. who c ut her
r horeographit• teeth on a couple or numbers in her
fathl'r's "Swe~t Chur1ty" last fall, takes full credit ror tht: terps1chon l' t'Onlributions ln .. Forum .. and
"A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON l HE W,.,Y TO THE l'OlllUM"
A mu\H.•I co~y bv St~c>tu~n !.ondhe1n\, L•t'Y Gt"•Ottrt orKt 8ur1
'Sh1>vfliov" dfrtK tect by Ktnt Jonnwn proourea t>v Pf\11 Of 8.,r,-os
M U\•( •I dlr~ctor Mar Hvn Mont•n•rt rnc,,_.uo, •PP'ICr Otnl\e
JUhl\\OI' "''*' m.lMQer Cf°'u<."' l<n•"ftttr trc-h.nl<•I dlf•Ctor 8ru(t ,.,.,.,., .,..,.,.,.,..., l'"d.tf' And ~<llurd .. \ ~I f )(I lhfOUQh 0<1 II f>J
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THE CAST
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rJ+1U>r .. h W1hnlrt". V1rt.1
• 011u' 1 ''""°' fowl~r 9.,.lh H utf'unq
has done a splend1u Joh l.1kew1M.' the musical
combo of musiC'al director M.mlyn Montanari and
drummer John Pr11·1• "hn kt'('JI the to1·s lapping
w1 tq gusto
"A Funny Tl11ng llap1Jl'lll'c1 on the Way lo the
Forum" is one of t he funniest things 1hat'll happen
to you all season Catch 11 over the next four
weekends, Fridays a nd Saturday<; at 8 30 at the
Sea<'liff Villagt' playhouse-·on Main Street at
Yo rktown Avenue• 1n lluntington Hea1·h • BACKSTAGE A11d1l1on~ for the Orange
Co unty premic•n• n( the mus ical "Ballroom "
<bas ed on th<' TV movu.• "Que-en ur the Stardust
Ballroom"> will be held Sund:.ly al 6 p m and
Monday at 7 p m 1n the Laguna Moulto n
Pl ayhouse, t;<.16 Laguna <'t.1nyon Road. Laguna
Beach director J ohn Ferzacca will be seeking
a cast or 33 p<.'<>ple. all or whom must da nce m
ballroom fas hion. with <.1ges ranging rrom 2Q to
70
Persistence Pays Off
'Stunt Man'~ After NinB-year Wait
By BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD (AP) -Filmmaker Richard
Rush has lived with his movie "The Stunt Man"
for nine years. a nd for much of that time all he
heard was bad news. The good news arrived in a
bunch, all over one weekend:
1. "The Stunt Man" won top prize at the Mon-
tre al World Film Fes tival, together with the
Ita lian "Fontamara."
2. "The Stunt Man." in its first regional re-
lease. was the biggest grossing attraction in the
Los Angeles area.
3. Twentieth Century-Fox agreed to distribute
the orphaned film in the United States and
Canada.
NO WONDER DICK RUSH was smiling. He
had endured enough neglect and abuse to make an
ordinary director suk work on a used car lot.
Tall and bushy-haired, Rush resembles the
comic Dick Shawn and admits he is "turning 50
and not adjusted to the concept yet."
His dedication to "The Stunt Man" is well nigh
legendary, resembling Sam Fuller's long quest to
make "The Big Red One." Like that film, "The
Stunt Man .. is highly personal.
Steve Railsback plays an escaped con who
stumbles into a m ovie company and is enlisted as
st unt man by the demoniacal director . Peter
O'Toole. The young man gets caught up in an ii·
lusor y world that is full of wrong turns and sudden
surprises.
"IT'S A VERY INTRICATE and demanding
film." .Rush admits. "I think the failure of so
many import.ant films this summer proves that au-
diences want som elhjng out of the ordinary to
dr aw them away from the fast-food entertainment
they can gel at home. H they're going to pay SS for
admission, thy wa nt som ething more s timulating
and exciting.
Rush's history with "The Stunt Man" began in
1970 when he read the Lawrence B. Marcus novel.
A year later . Columbia acquired the property for
Rush, who had made lhe company's s uccessful
"Getting Straight." Rush and Marcus fashioned a
script, then Columbia r an out of money and sold
Rush the rights .
In 1974 he directed "Freebie and the Bean." a
moneymaker for Wa rner Brothers. He figured the
company would go along with "The Stunt Man ."
But all Warners wanted was the title, to use on a
Burt Reynolds movie, Rush said no thanks, and
the Reynolds film became "Hooper."
Finally in 1977. the free-wheeling Indianapolis
tycoon Melvin Simon agreed to back "The Stunt
Man." Rush hired Barbara Hershey and Steve
Railsback. who had been recommended by Elia
Kazan.
TREAT YOURSELF TO THE TWO
BEST COMEDIES OF THE CENTURY!
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($~<>{a /Yea/kn)
AND
FrollCC? Brusotl's
"PETER O'TOOLE Wi\S always m y" .. first
choice for the director." says Rush "One· night a
friend called and s aid. ·Peter O'Toole is al a party
at my house; you'd better get over here.'
"I had a long talk with O'Toole. but I thought
ll would have been tacky to bring up 'The Stunt
Man.· After I had left, 1 thought better of it and r e-
turned. Tve got a screenplay for you ,· I said . It
turned out he had loved· Freebie a nd the Bean'."
O'Toole called from London after readmg the
script: "If you don't let m e play it. I'll kill you."
The film was s hot for S6 million at the Hotel
Del Coronado opposite San Diego and on other
locations. The fi rs t preview was in Seattle in
August. 1979. Despite the s ple ndid reaction, no dis·
tributor was interested Showings in Phoenix.
Columbus and at the Dallas Film Festival were -
equally good Stall no taker.
A TEST RUN IN SEATl'LE broke t he hous e
record and brought rave reviews: Fina.Hy the
Simon com pany decided to open m what Rush
calls "the m ost competitive market in the coun·
try" LA 's Wes twood Village. near the UCLA
campus. Des pite good business and more raves,
Fox wasn 't convrnced until "The Stunt Man"
earned an impressive $145.000 m seven theaters
citywide.
Peier 0 loote
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II JW>l .1pp1•.Jb to 1111 .. 1w !>aid
~0 F.\R, HER 11 } earl> with the
county government haven 't dulled
h1•r a rtistic interest:. After a week of
s uperv1s 111 g the m anagement
!)f'rv1 ces and the budget. she is apt to
dabble at an e a sel during lht!
weC'kcnd
Nov l5 at Sarnnna lhgh · •
Schon! in Anc1hl.'1m Park-ride
Student'> repre~cnl1n~
43 publu· anci private Pl E d schools IO Orange ('ounl} an ye
\\'ill compete f or
scholarships and an C'X ·
pe n se-pa1d tri p to
Sacramento
Categories 1n which
stud ents will compete
will include spee c h .
g r ammar. e~~ay writ
i ng fine ar t s.
m athematics. ca r el'r
educat1Cln. co nsum<'r
a w a r e n to' s ' s l' IC' n c e ,
lt t er<iturt' and the
·super quiz" of which
'"The F.lect1011 Prol'Css
in Americ:.i · · 1s th1~
year~s top1r
S 1 x s l u <I t' n t s J r c
rhosen fnr each .,chool
uasr<I on ~ra<I<' point
:i \'C'r .11.ws tc·\l sent es
Jnd t•otmst•lt•r:. rceom
r111 r11l.1\1rnb
T he Orange County
Transit District is seek-
ing citizen ideas on what
hoar d me mber Philip
Anthony says is a novel
"pa r k -a nd-ride" con -
cept
T he t r a ns it dis tr ict
want s to know if it
s hould place bicycl e
racks at establis hed bus
s to p s . T h e dis trict
already operates several
lot s whe re commute rs
ma y park thei r car s
before boarding buses.
Antho ny said park-
a nd ride fac ilities for
hicyclists could be a real
'"encr0J;Y saver ."
ThnSl' with s ugges·
trnn~ W"''" urged lo con-
• Jl'l 1 >(Tl> hcforc Ocl. l.
Flu Sl1ots Slated
For OC' s Seniors
The Orange County Public Health and Medical
5en-ice!) 01.,1s1on will offer free influe nza vaccines
to people Ss year-; of ~ge and older' through a
-1e nes of chn1cs sc·heduled to bcgm Oct. 1.
Here'!-. tht' schedule for clinics that will be held
m Oranj!t' ('oa~l communities:
HU:--,, NC.TON HE ACll -9 a.m . to 4 p.m . Oct l
al the Scmor Kee reat1on Center. 1706 Orange Ave.
SOUTH LAGUNA 8 to 11 a.m . Oct. 7; 3 to 6
p.m. Oct. 8; 8 to 11 a .m . Oct. 22, and 3 to 6 p .m .
Oct. 23 at the South Coast Medical Center, 31872
Pacific Coast llighway.
COST /\ MESA 9 a .m . to 3 p.m. Oct. 15 at the
Golden Timers t'<'oler. t 14 E. 19th ST.
IRV1NE 9 A.M. TO 4 p.m . Oct. 18, at the
Irvine Scmor Center, 3801 Sandburg Way.
'Tiii' .11 I I~ ""' 111 ror the soul, but
tlw o th1•1 l>UV' 1 cllulurly," s he said,
sou11dmM hkc hoth lht> urllsl and the
ti 11 u I y11t
111 lolal. ~111111• :tfl 11wurdi. wl're pre
•wl)t1·d An1on1¢ other winners were
St•tttt M1ll1·r u111I Al Vasquez. both of
''""'' u M1·'11t, 111111 l.111d!>uy Robertson
111 1.11~111111 U1•uC'l1
M 11.1.t:K WON :.ccond cind third
pltH'I' llWUrtlX rm hl11C'k and While
ph oloK• ,., .. ,r-H .. 1:. tt ftlm llnd print
lt•t·l11H{·1un {111 tht' i:o unty Recorder's
CHfH'l' Vu1><1ucz. a drafting techni-
c•1,111 111 lht• Asi.cssor '" Office, won
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1·Jtt'l(111 y fo1 his ccr um1c vase
M i. Hobutson 's l arge m ode rn
p11rl rr.11t uf ,1 woman, titled "Laura,"
"'''" !>l'l'1111d plcic·e winner in the oils
J lld .11·1 ylll':. category, a nd h er
l'h1 ct· '\ M was ~econd in mixed
111l·d1 c:1 Sh•; 1:. a c I e rk with the
I .1g11na lk>.1t h P ublic Library
The c.1rt show will be on display in
th l' lohb> of the c·ounty 's Hall of Ad·
m 1r11Mral1on throu~h the end of Sep·
ll'm bcr
The People's Marketplace for the
Orange Coost is the classi fied
section of the J 1t;j!i)~lt•ll
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GOURMET
MARKET
Tired of tramc jams? Don't forget to check
with u~ about our free home delivery
service.
l\'IORNING FR ESH PRODUCE
Fresh Large HawaUan Papaya . . . . Ste ea.
So. American Bananas ...... 4 lbs. for 1.00
Local GT9wn Italian Squash ........ 39c lb.
Solid Head Green Cabbage .......... 19c lb.
PRIME & TOP CHOICE BEEF
aitrt1 al Ira" :Ill d:11 ' 11> lhP JWllk or 11erfrclion
Center Cut 7-Bone Roasts .......... 1.69 lb.
O·Bone Roasts ..... ·•~ ............ 1.98 lb.
Boneless Rolled Beef Roast ........ 2.98 lb.
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Homemade ApplP l'iP
F'n·•lll Bek.f'd
Banana Bread
\\r a1t· ha11V' 111 announr1•
that lfrlan(•\ ·, """ h;i... a
~ourmf'l <"atrrin~ 1le11a rtmen1.
From 11;1rJ~ r1latu·r' to a
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BROS. SEAFOOD
FRESll LOCAL
SWORDFISH _ ....... 3.49 lb.
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Is Baker Contract Sign~g Near?
Great Strides MadR to Keep MVP Candidate From Leavi"!{
IS) l"AlJL SIMO um1·r. ln111 y1·111 "~'-''··-
LOS ANt: ELES l>ust Uukt•r may bt>t'onw Ii
free •aent at tht• end of the season. hut tht-Lo!\
An1eles Dodgers · lt'n ru.·ldcr and randldat .. ror tht'
National Lt•1111ue Mo1>t \'uluuble Playt>r honor •~n t
losing M y sleep u er 1l
Mt•uflt11111• 1111· I l111l.il·1-. l'x1)\•r1t•nt·cd p1lch1ng
wot·11 and -.lil>1Jl•ll t111t1111l 11lo••t· an the NL Wes t
Bakar. 1n his Wlh m~jor eague e.ason.is..-!hrouf(bSunday >.who-wa~12·4andalsohuvingoneof nearing his personal highs or JO home runs and 99 his bestyeus
runs batted in, is balling around .300 ~n~ has The 15-yt!ar veteran 1s the club's all-time leader
played <.'Xf'f'llenl defense us the Dodgers bid for in games won (229) and holds numerous other club
their third NL crown m the last four years vitching marks Sutton, now 35, seems to be gelling
Thu; yt·t11 th•· 1>111Jg.-r:-. lo.-.l right fielder Reggie
~n11lh to 111J11ry 111 m11l 1>t·a~un and the 31 year-o ld
Uaker hu-. tukl•11 d111r1ow 111• 11> a big rt:a son the better with age and undoubtedly can help Los
Angeles lo further pennants unless he becomes a free agent He decided lonii ago to luve the nt'go11at1on1>
up to hls lawyer, Jt'rry Kapstean. and roncentrat.-
on helping the L>odl(er:. rt'ach the National League playoffs
THAT ~'Tll R•: HAS P,\IO orf for Raker
who is ef\Joy1ng one o f has best years. b\.tt you have
lo wonder about the strategy of tht' I.& .o\ngt'les •
management
n oth:l'r'.'> ur l' Ill lhl' lh11·k Ill llll' fa~ht for lht'
Ch\<l :.l~ltll'
II E Si\ VS THAT keeping has negotiations
private has made the difference, in contrast to San
Diego where Padre ~upcrslar Dave Winfie ld has
been struggling since his contract demands were
made public
"I don't know who made Dave's business
public. but I know thing:. were said by both s ides,"
said ljaker "I'm JUSI glad for myself things were
handled ver)'. privately "
FOR 81\KF.R, HONORS have been s low in COl'Q-
ing. He has nev<:r been named to ;in All-Star team
despite somc 1mprcss1vc numbers. and would have
lo rate only an out:.tdl• c hancC' to win the MVP award
in the National Leagul·
Having lo:st pttcher Tommy John to the free
agent route an 1978 and suffered the consequences
with a dismal year tn 1979, the Dodgers would
seem to have ever_ reason to sign Baker
{'ONTRAt'T NMiOTIATIONS have been ungo
rng :.1nl·e :.pnn~ l r111n1ng ended, but only recently
has any progn·l>l> bet-n re1X>rted
"We've rnadt· ~real Mnde:. II) lhe last fe"'
"'ct·k:. 1>atd Hakt•r. whOM' ~ home runs and 94
runs batted 10 lhrou~h Sunday ranked him among
the leaguc'l> top f1 vt• 111 both categories "Prior to
that at wa!i 1n a l>tatc of suspended animation. but
now things are starting to r:oll.
To tho:..e who have wondl'rcd aloud whether Los
Angeles· tardin('-.s in signing its star might influence
him to seek greener pal>ture!> elsewhere. Raker has a
dirert answer "I'd like to stay with the Dodgers as
long as I feel nl•cdcd ttnd can t•ontnbute to the bait
club and to hasl'ball "
"Chance:; a n•. unit·:.~ v.c w111 al tlhe l>t-nnanl),
mv d1ancei.ofv.1n111ng 11 ,1n ·'.'>ltm anywa), · he s aid.
·· ~1ost of the time the g u~ who v.ms t he MVP 1s going
to be on the"' inning ll'Jlfl cir twv(' just super creden-
t1als . like Keith I lei nandez did last year
"If we win. th1·n· might Ix-a ch;ince If Wl' don't
I here won't he. -.o rtJ.!hl now I 'II conccnlrate on the
one thing that's mn-;t 1m m t"diatt and that ml .. .tnS win-
o Ing the pennant and poss1 uly the World S<trics ..
J ohn. it will be remembered. came back from a
serious arm injury tn 1974 to fashion 20-7 and 17-10
records in the pennant·winrung years of 1977 and
1978. The Dodgers let him slip away to the New
York Yankees and he responded by winning 21
"Roth si<les have conducted matters in good
faith, therefore keeping pressure off the ball club
and keeping pressure off me ·'
Haker isn't the onlv c·xample of Uodge r fool· dragging They al~o have yet to ::.ign Don Sutton. the
National League'!> carn('(J run averngc leader (2 13 Only n •c<:nlly, with Smith lol>l for the SC'ason.
have !fake r's l'Xplrnt:.. lJecn nOll·d
Two Behind
Lopes Says Dodge-rs
Haven't Git?eri Up
LOS ANGELES t AP) When
the Dodgers returned home to
begin a nine ·game homestand,
they had the schedule' on their
side.
They were tied for first place
in the National League West.
and what's more, their pitching
starr led the league in earned
run average.
But after beating San Diego
two in• a row to begin the
homestand, the Do dge r s '
pitching collapsed.
TREV LOST three in a row to
Cincinnati. and, Monday night,
dropped a 7-2 decision to Atlanta
to fall two games be hind
Houston in the NL West with
only 12 games remaining.
"Things haven 't gone right
and there's n o reasona ble
e xplanation.'· said second
baseman Dave Lopes.
"I can't analyze anyone but
ourselves. Nobody has given up,
obvio~ly. Hopefully. we can
come back f'Dd win it. If not,' it's
tM)cause Houston has the better
team."
The Dodgers have lost seven
straight to Atlanta . Monday
night it was Gary Matthews and
Bob Homer who s lugged two-run
homers and Chris Chambliss
who knocked in two runs with a
double and three singles.
Don Sutton, 12·5, took the loss,
losing to a team he has d efeated
33 times in his career.
"Human nature has to place
the blame somewhere ,·· Sutton
replied when asked about the
Dodgers' pitching.
"TONIGHT I SUST dfdn't give
us a chance to win. I made a
couple of pitches I didn't want lo
make. Without them, we might
have had a ch an ce to win.
The P ennant Raef>
Gemes 'ff L GB Left
Houston 86 64 -12
Dolfgera 84 66 2 12
Clnclnn•ll 82 69 4\.'J 11
Remelnlng Schedule
HOUSTON t l71 . HOME 161 Sept 2'. 11. 11'
•S t.JnCJJV>ati • .S.C>I. JO, 0<1. I, 1 vt All•nt• AWAY l&I Sept 11 al S.n Ol•oo. Sept ,.,
1S •t All ...... Ocl. J, •• s •• Lo• AnqelH
Oocloer• (11J HOME C.I S<!pt 11 v• All•J>
la , S.pl 1•. 25 •• S.n Frat'l<lsco. Ott J 4, S
V\ HOU"ton
AWAY (61 Sept 16 11,,. •• S..n Dleoo.
Sept JO, Oct t, 1 at S.n Fr•t'l<ISCO
CI NCINNATI 1111 HOME U I Sept JO,
0<t. t.,. s... oi.oo. Oct l . •. s "' A11..,1.
AWAY 16) Se9' 13 •t s.n Fr•t'I< I.co; Sept
1•. U •• San DI-; Sept 26, 11, 11 •t Hou•lon
Sometimes you can get by with
your mistakes . Tonigh t I
didn't." '
Preston Hanna. 2·0, in only his
second start of the year , shut out
Los Angeles on three hits for
five innings. Gene Garber
pitched a scoreless sixth, but
gave up two runs in the seventh
on run-scoring singles by Jay
Johnstone and Steve Garvey,
and Rick Cam p took over to
record his 19th save.
It w as Camp 's 73rd
appearance of the season, lying
a club record.
Asked about the pressure of
the race, Sutton said, "Naturally
we'd Like lo win it. And whether
we do or not, two things will
happen. U we do win, it's not
going lo feed the hungry. And if
we don't , it's not going to cause
a giant earthquake."
The fou rth loss in a row
matched the Dodgers' longest
losing streak of the season,
hardly the way Ma nager Tom
Lasorda wanted to celebrate his
53rd birthday.
RON CEY LOW-BRIDGES ATLANTA SECOND BASEMAN GLENN HUBBARD DURING DOUBLE PLAY.
Montgomery: I'm Complete Now
Eagles Running Back WUis 154. Yards in ~ Rout
PHILADELPHIA CAP ) -Wilbert
Montgome ry has com e out of his shell.
The once reluctant seventh-round 'draft
choice from Abilene Christi an, who dropped
words almost as often as baseball's silent
man, Steve Carlton. finally is tooting his own
horn
Montgomery let it be known that he
has arrived, after accounting for 154 of the
Philadelphia Eagles' 382 yards in a 35-3
victory over the New York Giants in Monday
night's National Football League television
game.
"l think I'm a com plete back now." said
Montgomery, who ra n for 87 yards, S'coring
from the one, caught passes for 67, including
the Eagles' firs t touchdown. a lhree·yarder
from Ron Jawor ski.
"I block well and I'm a pretty good pass
receiver. And I'm getting better ," said
Montgomery a fte r the unbeaten Eagles·
third victory of the season and 10th straight
over the Giants since 1975.
,
The Eag les now have scored 104
points in t hree games and allowed just 16 to
Denver. Minnesota and the Giants The
defense held the opposition under 100 yards
on the ground for the third straight game.
Eagl e~· Coach Dick Vermeil said
Montgomery, the le ague's third best
running back before this past week's games,
should gain 100 yards every game he plays.
Montgomer y wasn't readytogothatfar.
"Every guy 1s entitled to his opinion," said
the 5-10 Montgomery ··But everybody must
execute and crC'alc blocks for vou lo do well .. ·
Montgomery said he hated Monday night
gam e!i.
·'I don't lhmk anybody likes Monday night
games. Jttakes too much out of you. You end
up waiting a round too long," Montgomery
said . "ll makes the week Cthe next week) too
short. because you don 'l get enough time to
recover "
In a dd i1111n lo Mon t gomery , the
Eagles· offrn~t hJd lo lip its ClJllective
helmN to q uJ rtcrback Jaworsi...1. who
com plcted 18 of .29 1Ja:>ses for 240 yards and
three touchdowns lie ran the team as if it
was dictated from :i t1 xl book.
New York S<'on·rl first on an opening
period SO-yard fi eld goal by Joe Danelo.
Jaworski. Montgoml'ry anrl company then
took over
Jaworski sent the Eagles ahead on that
Lh r ee·yarder to Montgomery. He then
completed a 22-yard pass play to Harold
Carmichael. th<' 115th straight game the
wide receiver ha!i cau,qht at least one pass-
an NFL record
Fullb<ick Leroy Harris scored from the
two and it was 21 3 al halftime. Jaworski
passed 12 yarrl!i to Charles Sm1lh for a third
period score, and Montgomery swept over
from theonctocomplclclhescoring
Towler Recalls Ram Record
The huge fellow looked at t h e
scoreboard saying the Los Angeles
Rams had scored 37 points in the second
quarter against Green Bay and re-
marked very calmly :
"That's not the record."
Dr. Dan Towler was absolutely cor-
rect and the r everened had a solid back-
ground. He ha d run for one of the
touchdowns when the Rams scored 41
points in the third quarter against the
Detroit Lions in 1950.
THE BIG QUESTION came up Sun·
day when the Rams scored the 37 points
in the second quarter while whipping
the Green Bay Packers 51 ·21 at
Anaheim Sadium.
Strangely, it wasn't in 1950 but In 1951
when the Rams won their only National
Football Leaaue championship.
The Rama beat the Lions 65·24 on that
day of their hqe third-period upriaine,
a bi11er marlin than Jail Sunday's win.
Towler. now the chaplain at
California State University at · Los
Anaeles and president of the Los
Angeles County school system. r e-
called:
"We knew Detroit had Bob
Hoernschemeyer and Doak Walker both
hurl, so we we ren 'l worried. We didn't
think they had much offense."
STILL, DIE LIONS put up a gallant
fight until that third quarter upris ing.
a nd if you 're old eno ugh, you'll
recognize a lot of the names involved in
the greatest explosion ever by the
Ra ms.
"We were aware we had a big
c hance, but it was close," recalled
Towle'r, a 226·pounder who now goes at
245 and whose Hall or Fame credits in-
clude plaudits for both his football and
ministerial triumphs.
"Beginning the third quarter, Norm
Van Brocklin hit Elroy Hirsch on a 31·
yard scoring play. Then It was Van
Broeklin to Glenn Daivs for 43 yards
and I scored the third touchdown on a
tbree·yard run. Van Brocklln then hit
Tom Fears on a 30.yard touchdown
play.
"Detroit scored and then Vitamin T.
Smith returned a kickoff 93 yards for a
touchdown. It ended when Van Brocklin
hit Bob Boyd on Ll 42-yard pass play."
TOWLER, WHO HANDLES statistics
for The Associated P ress in the · Rams•
press box, recalled:
"I can remember it was a game that
just seemed lo us that we had a great
·chance or winning. It wasn 't an intense
type or game. The momentum built
slowly, but Bob Waterfi eld and Van
Broc klin (sharing the duties at
quarterback ) put things a ll our wav.
"We thought we had it won early and
then they came back with a stinger like
Wally Triplett returning a kickoff 97
yards for a touchdown . But after
halrtime, everything broke over for us
and the momentum j ust carried us
alona.
•'Then it seemed to us that the game
would never end. We wished it was ove r
but I think they wished more than us
that it was finished."
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A Capaule Report from rtte Wortd of Sport•
Thr~fll A~tro R~110ved
fon1 Co1111nercial Rigid
From AP Oi'Pott<IMt
HOllS'l'ON Rt fu:.al to movr o p0rt•ble
muslr pllH1t•r n •r,ird l'r <'llU t>d thrf't> tloul'lton
Astl"06 to llt O!lllU\•cd ero~ f"l'Mmflint10rfufht
:J---.....-..1---r110S•n "Uie.c11 SWlda) mght
P1tdwr JUOAQ\Un ndl.ijar oulf1t>hlt>r Ju!"t> ('ru~ and 1n
h.ilder Julio Gon1 tlt•1 h111I \11 <'•il<'h a latN l't1c·1ftr S.O uthwr'lt
Airlines OJjthl
Other lllt'rt1bt•r11 or the team l\lilld AndUJIU rt•fu:H•d to
movt' the purtuhlt' lw r 11 rnt.·~ c•v<-r> v. hcrl' "'twn Lin 1tllt'OcJ1.1111
.ailed that 1t ~ mu' N i from in front {If ht rn and JiilH't•d u11d1·1
or above Uw sN1t for takeoff
Mat1ag1•r Hill \'1rdC1n said Crut and (i1111111ll'1 IW.l ho11
pencd lo~ s1tlmg with An1h~11r
"Onct' thl' caphun madt> up h1:. rnantl to h OA\l' tht•m n·
moved. he wouldn't <'hun~t'. :.1ud Vardon, who w11i. i.11tin11
two rowt1 awa)
"AndUju r a ti(rt't>d in t'Otnpl) with thl' rule• bu! b) th1•11 11
was too ll'te "
The Houston Chron1clt> (lUt>tl'ti an unnamed n1~h1 ••lkn
dant assaying. "Nobody hke to bt! cus:wd
Asked if lln attendant had been C'ussed. sht-answered ,
"Yes "
~-----q..,1.-ot 111 .. Da11------
"He llt'l'1ls a '>P1rnking . 11-"hat ht.• m•t·d · lll·'s Just a
young folio\' "hu "'ll ma1un· t'\t.'11t11;1ll ) tie's a bab}
If he "as m) ~1ll1, I '11 'flank ham " llJlt1more
Manager f.arl "'t·au·r .1f1t•1 ht·inrt t'Jl'l'tc<I h) ump1 rt.•
Steve Palt>1mo.
.lloba111a. Ohio .4'1,.11• H1•ttNllH fhN"'-ltnJ
Alabai:na a nd Ohio State held onto the top two [i]
spots in ~e Ass<;><'iat~d Pre~s college fpotball poll 4. t
with lopsided v1ctor1es white Nebraska climbed
from sixth place lo third with a 57·0 rout of Iowa
. . . USC safety Roanlt' Lo«, who helped shut down high·
scoring South Carolina. is the Pacifir -10 Confe rence defensive
player of the week and Oregon qua rterback Reggi~ OgbW"D is
the offensive selection . . Utah State wide receive r James
Marplly and the Unive rsity of Pacific linebacker Kirk
Barmoa have been honored as PCAA playe rs of the week.
.Jolut Po•u ('oret-r·high 22nd \'ic'fttry
Bobby Brown's bad-hop double drove home the la
tying run and Bob Watson followed with a two-run
single as the New York Yankees rallied in the
ejghth inning to beat Cleveland. 4·3, Monday night
to give Tommy Joba bis career -high 22nd victor y in
American League action. The Yankee magic number is now
eight to win the East Division title · ... Tony Pe~z a nd
Dwll)I& Evau hit consecutive hom e runs to ignite a three-run
Boston outburst in the seventh inning that
enabled the Red Sox to defeat Baltimore.
5·3. Jim Rice.extended his hitting streak to
• 18 games with an RBI single in the first
Jerry Koosman and Dou1 Corbett
combined on a nine -hitter as Minnesota
de feated Texas, 1·0, on Roy SmalJey's RBI
s ingle . . Barry Bonnell and Lloyd
Moseby each drove in two runs and three
To ronto relief pitchers hurled 3 ~ innings
of scoreless relief as the Blue Jays defeat-
ed Detroit, 6-5. Tom Brooilens had five
)Oto• RBI for the Tigers ... Wl1Ue Ror1oa's
single in the 11th inning scored Brace Bocbte from second to
give Seattle a 5·4 victory over Kansas City. Boehl~ doubled to
left-center with one out and r aced home when Horton singled
off Dan Qaisenberry's glove into short right field. George
Brett sent the game into overtime with his 21st home run in
the ninth inning. only his second hit in his last 14 plate ap-
pearances. His aven ge dipped to .393.
Prime Ti...e BaskefbaU Sef for n ·
NEW YORK -Defending national champion m
Louisville, Notre Dame, Arkansas, Marquette,
De Paul and Purdue wiU be among the teams ap-
pearing in a new nationally syndicated television
package to be aired in prime time this s eason.
"We intend to c reate a national a lternative to network
sports programming," s aid Joseph M. Cohen, president of
the Madison Square Garden Communications 1'etwork, syn·
dicators or the new series which wiU include nine games
shown weekly on various nights or the week.
Kentucky and Indiana will' open the college basketball
s er ies when they meet on Saturday, Dec. 6 in a game
scheduled for 1 pm. PST. AU other games in the series are
s cheduled for 5 p.m. PST . Michigan opposes Purdue in the
second game on Monday. Jan. 5, 1981.
tlo,.,,..-. ('rdr110. ~lrkn1r,..,1.1rw
Jw Mori•• 1tnd Ceur ('•• homered to II
power Jw N~kro to hh1 11th victory of the 11eason
as the.· Natiunal l.c ugue Weal Division leading
Houston A:1tro11 downed S•n Dle10. 4·2 Monday
fu icht Nh•kro ulluwc.·d only two unearned runs on four hils en
route lo his 10th complete .came of the year ... lttclt Murray
drove 10 two runs, lncludlnl( the came-winner In the fifth In·
nml(, as San t 'runci11co defeated <:lncinnali, 7 3. The loss i ttro pped the Rcd11 4 'h games be hind
•• ~ llou11ton . Mlkt' t:Hler 11macked a two·
' "' run homer und l>a\'e Parlier doubled home
two rW\.11 to lead Plttsburah to a 4·2 win
ovc.•r Montreul in the East Division race
ThC' l<~s dropJ>e<I Montreal out of first
pluct-f>lnch·hltter Keith Morelaad'11
IUth inmng rtouble scored Lury 1!1owa
from 11ecood ba11e to give Philadelphia a
3 2.wlo over St. Loul!I a nd a half-game le ad
10 t he Nat1on1tl League East. Ste\'e
C'arltua, 2.1 8, was the wiMer with 10th·
... o•<""' 111nrn~ r .. hcf help from Tur McGraw. Mike
Sc-hntldt IHI h1 11 4?nd homer of the year ... Pinch-hitter
Jo us •11(Uf'roa drilled 1t lwo-0ut sixth inning single that
11t•or{'d S.-ott TIMlmp11on and gave the Chicago Cubs a 3-2 vie·
tory ovt•r lhc New York Mcb . . Both Kea t 'oncb of the
Jtu11i<lm1 Astrui; uncJ Bob Forsch of the St. Louis Cardinals will
11\l:;>S Sdlt'cluh."<J fllt Chtnl( Starts tonight because Of the death Of
l ht•tr mother early Monday night In Sacramento . . . Right·
huudl'r i\ndy Rincon of St l..oujs, a winner in his firs t two
major lt'l1~uc appearances, has been named player of the
week Ill Utt• Nat111nal League
.-------811•..-baU Today -----~
'on this dale 1n baseball m 1969:
Willie Mays of the San Francisco Giants belted the
600th home run or his career, a pinch·hit shot off San
Oiego's Mike Corkins .
On this date in 1962·
Maury Wills o f the L<>s Angeles Dodgers broke Ty
Cobb's major league stolen base record by s wiping his
96th and 97th bases of the season. Wills' teammates who
started the day four games ahead of Siln Francisco with
seven to play lost to St. Louis while the Giants beat the
Houston Colts. It was the s tart or a Giant comeback that
wou Id resuJt in San Francisco's first NL Pennant.
On this date in 1957 :
Hank Aaron's ninth·iMjng homer off Billy Muffett
gave the Milwaukee Braves an NL. Pennant-clinching
4·2 victory over St. Louis. It marked the first time since
1950 tha t a New York-based team did not win the NL
nag.
On this date in 1952 :
The Brooklyn Dodgers clinched the NL pennant,
marking the fi rst lime since 1948 that the nag was not
dedded on the last day of the season .
Today's Birthday:
Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Jim Rooker 1s 38.
Bo.rrr Oart-n Sligltdfl lrttprot'ed
We lsh bantamweight Johnny Owen remained •
unconscious, in critical condition but s lightly im·
proved Monday, some 60 hours after undergoing
br ain surgery following his championship bout
against Lupe Pintor ... Doctors have ady_ised bo~ Ralph
Racine that he may attend the non-title fight tonight between
Pedro Acosta or Panama and Gaetaa Hart, the Canadian
lightweight champion. Hart knoctced Racine unconscious in a
bout on May 7 and he underwent brain surger y but is recover-
ing ... Commissioner Lawrence F. O'Brien has awarded
the Kansas City Kings' 1981 first-round draft choice and
$100,000 to the Detroit Pistons as compensation for signing
free agent cente r-forwa rd Leoa Doarlas ... Kentucky
Derby winner Genalne Risk has been assigned 118 pounds for
Saturday 's Ruffian Handicap al Belmont Park ... The New
York Cosmos, champions of the North American Soccer
League. are back al work preparing fo r Wednesday night's
Franz Beckenbaaer rarewell exhibition match at Giants
St adium ... A rematch between welterweight champion
Robeno Duran and Sagar Ray Leonard would be a beauty if
it turns out to be as tough as the fight to get the right .
Lowering the r ecord time by 31h minutes, Audrey Barns of
San Die11to has won the 1980 national women's 20·kilome ter
race in 19:20 ... Vltorio BrambWa, with a single Formula
One grand prix victory in his career and solid popularity in
Jtaly. has announced his retirement from the sport ... Pete
Maravicb has retired' from the NBA and the Boston Celtics
saying he didn't have the desire to get over the hump and
face another season of traveling . . New York Mets pitcher
Roy Lee .Jackson was struck on the right thigh by a line drive
off the bat of Chicago's Jim Tfacy and was X-rayed in a Win·
dy City hospital . . . Tampa Bay owner Ha1h Culverboase
suffe red a gastrointestinal disturbance and is expected to be
released from a Dallas hospital today.
Televbion,. Radio
TV: No events sc heduled.
RADIO: Baseb41ll -Angels al Milwaukee. 5:30 p.m., ,
KMPC (710>; Atla nta at DodgefS. 7:30 p.m ., KABC (790 ).
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BREWERS' SAL BANOO PUTS A BLOCK ON ROD CAREW.
Club Hot
A Resemblance
To '79 Angels?
MILWAUKEE <AP1 Their
record hardly renects 11. but the
An~els finally a re re~cmbhng
the team that won thP 1979
A m erican Lra guc Wes t
c hampionship
And the Malwaukcc Brc·"ers
l\1 onda) n1ghl again
demonst rated th£· m <l•n reason
their season II.is h<.·cn almost as
d1sappointini:: as the An~els
ROB CLARK singled home the
lie breaking run in Lhe eighth
inning. anc1 the Angels added
three mon• runs an tht-ninth
with help of two M1lwaukl'C
er rors to win, 7-3.
It was the fourth "11.!lory 1n a
row and lllh 1n 14 gaml'S for the
Angels, whose overall record 1s
only 63·86
The Brewers. 81·71 , now have
lost 23 ga mes 1n which lhe)'
either had It'd or were tied in the
last three mmngs
As has happe ned so often all
season, the Rrewers' bullpen
failures again wer e pinned on
Bob McClure and llill Castro
McClure, '1-8. the loser this
time , had won t h ree of his
p re vious fo ur d ecis ions as a
starter . but temporarily is back
in the bullpe n beca use t he
Br e w e r s a r e s h o r t o f
lefl·handers.
McCLURE, WHO had retieved
Moose Haas In the seventh, gave
up a one-out single to Bobby
Gr ich in the eighth and walked
Larry Harlow Castro relieved,
and Clark looped a n RBI single
to right to break a 3-3 tie.
Brian Downing and Gil Kubsk1
singled in the Angels' ninth. and
Gnc·h h.it an RBI s ingle. The
throw lo third base by center
fielde r Gorman Thomas skipped
by J im Ganter . allowing Kubski
to score At first . Thom as was
charged with an error nn t.he
play, but after the gam e the
o fficial scorer change d bis
ruling a nd the error went to
Gantner instead
(; r 1 c h c a m c a II t tte w a y
around ti) score when Castro,
who was out of pos ition backing
up Thomas' throw. finally
ret neved the ball a nd overthrew
lhP plate lry ang to retire Kubski
"Bi lly was too s hallow on the
backup," Brewer Manager Buck
Rodgers said, "He s hould have
been floatin g between home
plate and third. He was too far
toward horn~
"IT WAS QUITE a game until
thP comedy Qf e rrors," Rodgers
said . "We don't break down
defensively hke that very much.
but we djd in lhe ninth. Once
that ball started going , wheri! it
was going no one knl)ws."
Mark Clear . ll·ll, earned the
victory with lhree innings of
on e-hit pitching in r elief of
roo kie Ralph Bolling.
''The re a s on we've been
playing well lately is that I've
finally got m y injured players
back." said Angels' Manager
Jim F r egosi. who has h ad
players s idelined fo r one o r
mo re gam es (49 times) this
s eason. T en of t he injur)es
caused player s to be placed on
the disabled list.
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Oakland 76 75 .503 16
Texas 71 79 .473 201h
Minnesota . 69 82 456 23
Angels 63 86 .423 28
Chicago 62 86 .419 281h
Seattle 55 95 .367 361h
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Ne w York 96 54 640
Baltimore 91 59 .606 5
Boston 79 68 .537 l51h
Milwaukee 81 71 .533 16
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Dodgers 84 66 .560 2
Cincinnati 82 69 .543 4'tli
Atlanta 78 72 .520 8
San Francisco 71 79 473 15
San Diego 67 84 .444 191h
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Montreal 82 68 .547 1h
Pittsburgh 79 71 .527 31h
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Merry Mex Wins
Trevirw Secures Fifth V ardon
8)' HOWAaD L HANDY
Of .... INttw "" .... rl'Wl!lrd with addllmrllal opportunities lo hit the
Ayatollah When Lee Tr~vlno won the Teus Open Uus
paat weekend, he accompU1hf'd a feat he bad bet'n
trylo1 to do for 14 )'Hr$ and he alao virtually a8
sured himaelf of bia fifth Vardon Trophy v1ctory as
well.
• • • TH•: ('HU.Oat:N'S HOSPITAi, of Oranae
C'ounty wtll bc'nt:flt rrom a tournament next Mon
day at Yorba I.Inda Country 'lub. There are a
number of wl!lyli lnd1viduah1 c1m help the event
th1:1t r•t!M'd S2~.ooo for tht• churlly last year There are only lhre. olflclal PGA Tour evtnt.8
remainiq f(W Ul90 and the Merey Mex will bt out
of the eountry for two of thflrl Ht' wUI be U1'Un1 a
wary eye at the final oent m Pentacola before en
tertn1 and If ht lan't usured ol U1e Vardon award
at lhat time, ht' m11ht s ll1p that one a well
Tom Wataon is tht' only other player clou
enou1h lo th11Jlengt' him 11nd It would talle.a mara
cle for U1e three-time wanner to ed1e Trevino With
hit victory i.o Texas, Trevino's rorina averaaf for
the year l5 now 69 73. ont' of tM lowest ~ver for tht'
award.
Jo'or tht' iOlft'~ll, lht! lab IS $80 and includes
lunrh . dlnnl'r. 1tret>n fee aM pnzei1 In ad4ition.
n COLF _ ..
tee!> and grt.-t·n1> are i.old for $100 and mclude ad-
vcrtlt!lng on lht' tt-e or grt'~O
Watson has s1gn1rled he wall ph1 y 1n the
Anheuser-Busch Open an Napa this weekend as has
poaaible final event of 1980 Watson's aver.age is
69.91.
For furHwr mformutwn, cull Rudy Lopez at
14411 128R
• • •
T HI'; ANNUAL U<.' IRVINE Invitational will
be played at lrvtnl' Coast Country Club on Mon·
day, Ott 20 this year, with Dodger pitcher Burt
I lo<>tun again ser ving ai. honorary chairman of the
t'Yt'Dt
While Watson has won the award each or the
last three years, Trevino 1s 11 four-lame previous
winner and also had three in a row from 1970 1972
His last was in 1974
While U.ese two a re battling for the top award
on the PGA1Tour, Laguna Niguel's Alan Tapie ap·
parenlJy will not make U.e top 60 and U.e exempt
list for 1981 Tapie has struggled this year and was
81st on the list before the Texas Open, some $22,382
below U.e 60th player listed. His earnings for 1980
are $39,328 and only a big victory in one or the re-
maining tournaments could put him in the exempt
class for the coming year.
Dennis Chase 1s tournament director and pro-
mises a host or awards along Wlth an awards ban-
q ue t an the evening for all golfers. The tax-
deduclible entry fee IS $150
For further information, call 95'7-6053.
* • •
THE LONG BEACH WINTER LEAGUE
Second Guessers will hold their first get-together
on Oct. 9 with a golr tournament at the Navy Golf
Course in Los Alamitos followed by a prime rib
dinner meeting in the evening.
• • *
ARE YOU LOOKING for a chance to vent
your disgust with the Ayatollah Khomeini? The
Newport Beach Golf Course driving range is offer·
ing that opportunity to golfers by placing a picture
of the Ayatollah on the range some 130 yards from
the tee.
This group of former professional baseball
players, coaches and others connected with U.e
sport, meets monthly during U.e winter months
and includes such names as Bob Lemon, Chuck
Stevens and a host of other past greats of the game
from the area.
For those golfers who hit U.e picture of the Ira-
nian ruler, a free bucket of golf balls with be U.eir
OCC'A9WC Clash
Area JC Rivalry
Spiced by llpset.s
For Socks
Tiiat Sag:
$1,000!
;
By CtJaT SEEDEN or•• DetlY ,.... ,..,.
Quiz time:
Which junior college football
game is expected to generate.
tbe moat commotion this
weekend in the Orange Coast
area? a ) Antelope Valley at
Porterville; b) Ohlone at Butte;
c) San Mateo at Fresno CC; d)1 Golden West at Orange Coast.
OKAY, SO IT'S an easy quiz.
But that's the only thing that's.
easy about this week's clash
between OCC and Golden West.
It's a rivalry in the truest sense
of the word. 1
It's a series which bas in·
eluded scores like 14·13, 10-7,
21-21, 28-27 and 23-20. In this in-
stance, U.e winner isn ·~ impor·
tant.
But Saturday night, when the
Rustlers and Bucs face off at
LeBard Stadium (7:30), win·
Ford Remains
In Australia
SYDNEY, Australia CAP)
Australia's Olympic swimming
gold-medalist Michelle Ford
said Monday she bad decided at
the la.st minute against taking a
four-year scholarship at the
University or California at Los
Angeles.
Eighteen-year-old Michelle,
who was to have left for Los
;An1eles Monday night, said U.at
instead she would accept a
grant of $4,700 to study and train
at Australia's new lnsitute of
Sport, which opens next year.
M icbelle, winner of the 800-
meter gold medal at the Moscow
Olympics this year, will be U.e
first recipient in a federal gov-
ernment grants program supply-
ing direct finance to top
athletes.
ning becomes the main objec-
tive. The victor takes the Vic·
tory Bell in its possession. The
loser has a year to plot how to
get it back.
Saturday night's bout is the
15th between the two teams.
Orange Coast College's lead
over Golden West is as close 8!
some of U.e final scores. Tht
Pirates bold a 7-6-1 advantage
In short, neither team can boast
supremacy rights.
WHEN IT COMES to thi ~
game, area fans take their foot-
ball seriously. During the past 13
years, the series has a((racted
106,600 fans, an average of 7,614
per gam~ Not bad, considering
LeBard Stadium is only sup-
posed to bold 7,600.
The largest crowd in the series
attended the first game. The
9,700 rans lo show up for the
opener back in.....1966 were the
most ever to congregate at
Le Bard.
Over the years, the games
have been spiced with con·
troversy. upsets, weird plays
and last second heroics.
The betting man can lose quite
easily wiU. this game. For in-
stance, Golden West has been
favored to win the battle every
year since 1975. The Rustlers
prevailed in '76 and again last
year. But OCC surprised with
victories in 1977-78.
This year may be ,no excep·
lion. Golden West entered U.e
season ranked No. 13 in the state
by the JC Athletic Bureau. But
that was before the Rusflers tied
No . 2 Bakersfie d , in
Bakersfield.
ORANGE COAST, meanwhile,
scarred by last season's 3-7 re-
cord, is not among the top 20
teams in the state. But the Bucs
did win their first game last
Saturday, a 17-14 decision over
Palomar. Last year, the Comets
thumped OCC, 36-21 in the
season opener.
There have been plenty of
weird goings-on in the past when
these two teams get together,
beginning wiU. the initial meet-
CINCINNATI <AP) -The
National Football League
Co mmiss ioner 's office
apparently believes good
football starts at the bottom.
NFL Commissioner Pete
Rozelle has imposed a total of
$1 ,()00 in fines to Cincinnati
Bengals players whose socks
sagged during recent steamy hot
games at Tampa and Miami.
"It's tedious stuff, just
nit-picking," said light end Dan
Ross. "You've got guys trying to
take other guys' heads off with
illegal shots and U.ey don't fine
them. But they fine you if your
socks are too high or too low.
Next thing you know they'll fine
you if you use stickum on your
socks and it doesn't conform to
team colors."
"In Miami , the guy who
r eported us was the officials
observer," said Mike Brown,
assistant Beng.aJ.s general•
manager who passed the fines
on to the individual players.
"We wish he bad been looking
on the fumble by Don Strock.
T,hat wasn't called," Brown said
referring to an apparent ball
lo ss by the Dolphins
-quarterback.
Jan Van Duser, NFL director
of personnel, s aid Monday U.e
fines may appear petty. "But
the thing was getting out of hand
a few years ago. Some teams
really had a rag tag look."
Morey Boogie
Contest Set
The City of Newport Beach
will hold its third annual Morey
ao@gie Contest Oct. 11 near U.e
beach area on 4oth Street in
Newport Beach.
The deadline for entering U.e
contest is Saturday, Oct. 4. A $3
fee is charged, and awards will
be presented to the lop three
finishers in each division.
ing back in 1966. ---;::==::::::::::===========-==========-===========--=-=.---
The move was seen here as
signifying the end of th.e
Australian government's bitter-
ness over the Australian Olym-
pic Federation's decision to send
a team to Moscow this year.
For more information, phone
the city's Parks, Beaches and
Recreation Department at
640·2271.
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Racquetball Courts, no.
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Tuesday, September 23, 1980 OAIL Y PILOT &J
Flging Through the Air
Pittsburgh's Phil Garner hits the dirt with
both hands after tagging out Montreal's
Warren Cromartie and throwing to first for
a double play Monday night Pittsburgn
went on to win the game at home, 4·2
Golden 50
High Sclwol Football
... Golden 50
<Last week's plays of 51 yards or more)
62-Jim Gleed (Dana Hills), TD run
59-Chris Ventura' <Marina), TD run
52-Todd Williams (El Toro), kickoff return
• SeHOD
73-Moser (Ocean View); 69-Harry (Fountain Valley):
62-Gleed (Dana Hills): ~Urmson (Estancia), Ventura
(Marina); SJ-Sweazy (El Toro); 52-Williams CEl Toro),
Irvine (Ocean View).
Last Week's Statistical Leaden
Rulllac
1. D.J . Bell (Edison), 2.4·173; 2. Jim Gleed (Dana Hills ).
19-162; 3. Eric Willingham (Westminster), 28-146; 4. Kevin
Higgins (Mater Dei), 20-143 ; 5. Chris Ventura CMarlr)a),
12-123.
Passtnc
1. John Heinle (Ocean View). 18·35·1, 240; 2. Bill Tosbeff
(University), 15-22-2, 194; 3. Paul Sizelove (Dana Hills),
16-22-0, 175; 4. Tam Eilerts (Costa Mesa), 17·34·3, 145; s. Gary
Parrish (Newport Harbor), 9-16-1, 130 and Lance Stewart
(Lagun.a Beach), 5-9·1, 130.
Receiven •
1. Bob Owens <San Clemente), 8-76; 2. Jeff Clerisse
COcean View), 6-94; 3. Ty Culver (Costa Mesa), 6-32; 4. Emile
Harry (Fountain Valley), 5-79 ; Steve Cook (Costa Mesa),
5·67 ; Dave Miller (Dana Hills), 5-51 ; Rick Moser COcean
View), S-216.
Scortac
1. Damon Berryhill (Laguna Beach), 19; 2. D.J . Bell
<Edison), Kevin Hi(g_ins <Mater Dei), Jim Gleed (Dana
Hills), Eric Willingham (Westminster), 12 ; 5. Fred Tuttle
(Ocean View ) 11; 6. Greg Steinke <Fountain Valley), 10.
Connors, McEnroe Entered in Tourney
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
Top-seeded John McEnroe and
No. 2 seed Jimmy Connors will
begin play tonight in a
tennis tournament at the Cow
Palace.
The schedule for the first two
days of ,play, Monday and Tues·
day . was released' Friday .
McEnroe and Connors both drew
first round byes.
College Football
H"te's ll'le mator coll-sch•Oule tor this
weekend
VMI at Furm.,,
Teu s O><lstl., •I c;.orgla
Memphis Sl .. f •I Georgl• Tech
Bowllr>Q G'"" al Kenlueky
Cup Race
Narrowest
Since'34
NEWPORT, R.I. <AP> It is
now being called the closest
America's Cup series sinc:e the
U.S . J Class s loop Rainbow
defeated England's Endeavor ln
1934 .
That series went six races
and Rainbow had to rally from·a
2-0 deficit to beat Endeavor
£ndeavor was built and owned
by aircraft pioneer Thomas
0 M. Sopwith, a nd Rainbow was
s kippe r e d b y H a r old S
Vanderbilt. ll was. of a s1Jrt, a
battle of titans
The principles in 1980 are the
12·meter ya c ht Freedom,
skippered by Dennjs Conner , a
drapery maker from San Diego,
and the sloop Au stralia, sailed
by America's Cup veteran Jim
Hardy.
Freedom went into today's
race leading the best-of st"ven
series 2-l but fa cing perhaps the
st iffest challenj?e since 1970
when Gretel 2 of Aus tralic.
c hallenged Intrepid. Gretel 2
appar ently had evene d lhal
seri es I 1 befo r e s h e was
disqualified in the second race
for a collision a t the start.
Intrepid won the next rac;e to
lead 3·0, but Gretel 2, skippered
by Hardy. came back lo win the
fourth r ace before being
eliminated.
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Hope Goll Comes to Britan
LONDON (AP> Goll fanatic Bob Hope. ad
di eted lo the game for 51 years, brings his pro·am
tournament acro.ss the Atlantic this week. The first
Hob Hope Britis h Classic will be played at the RAC
<'lub In Epsom from Thursday through Sunday
The world-famous entertainer has staged the
Dcst'rt Classic m Palm Springs for the last 21
y{•ars. Now llope will host this new tournament in
th<' country of his birth.
Three all-time g reats Gary Player. Lee
Trevino and Sam Snead arc among the pro·
fessionals who have entered. U.S. Masters cham-
pion Sever i4no Balleste ros of Spain will team up
with Hope on the opening day.
Rut the thousands or spectators expected fo
British . '
Ban Put
On Scots
LONDON <AP I
Scottish fans will be
banned from the annual
England·ScoUand soccer
international next ~1a ~·
in Wembley Stadium,
the English footba ll As
socialion announced
Monday.
A mcctmg of the f A
Council in London de
rided tic ket s for t he
ma t<·h will not be sold 10
Scotland. No rm ally,
29.000 tickets would be
set aside for the Scots.
but violence at lhe last
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matdws Hl Wembley
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Russ Grain Supply OK
Embargo Hurts But Shortage Not Severe
MOSCOW (AP) -T he U.S. grain embar10 bas
caused compllutlona for Soviet •1ricultural
plannma and perb•ps prevented more mHt from ~aching Soviet tables, a ccording to Weatern
expert.a. But they say It hu not led to widespread
ishortages.
The eftlbargo, imposed by President C•rter
laat January in retaliation for Soviet lntervenUon
in Afghanistan, cut off 17 million metric tona Of
U S. com and whe at destined for the Soviet Union.
U.S. Secretary of A1ricuJture Bob Ber1land
said the embargo could lead to ralioniJla, austerity
and meat lines because there wouldn't be enough
feed for Soviet livestock. However, if the U.S.
De pa rtment of Agriculture's projections are
correct, the Soviets will have more grain available
to them this ye ar than al any Ume in their history
except 1978. their record harvest year.
THERE WILL BE NO record harvest this
year. Heavy rains in the western and northern
parts of the Soviet Union and drought in the south
dashed the hopes or Kremlln officials who planned
for a near.record grain crop of 235 million metric
tons. 2 million less than the 1978 record.
However. the emb•r10 ha.a liven the SoViet.a,
aa one speclaliat put it, "additional worries they
can do without."
-They h.ve h•d to pay more for the era.in
they are 1etUng from Ar1entina than they would
· have paid for U.S. gr.In.
-Some s pecl•l.lats believe th•t if It weren't
for the embargo, the Soviets would have imported
even more grain this yen than lut. perh•pe 10 to
15 percent more.
-The e mbargo is uld to h•ve uuaed
problems In the feedlng of livestock. Feedlni
formulas had to be changed to •ccount for the
varying quality of the imported ll'ain.
-Import shipping schedules were thrown off
by the changes forced by the embargo.
But as to the avail•bilily of grain, one analyat
said : "It's just a case of musical chain. Moscow
get~ grain from other countries lnatHd of those
selling to Moscow.'·
NATIONAL GUARD WEEKEND WARRIOR PRACTICES MACHINE GUN FIRING However , recently released USDA figures
show that the Kremlin will be able lo import
nearly as much grain this year as lut, despite the
U.S. embargo, and that the harvest this year will
be much more than last year's poor showing.
$so.ooo to $soo.ooo
INCOME PROPERTV SECONDS UMdenttfted Gunner Hon•• Sklll• Out1ng M1neuver1 It Ft. Hood, Teitaa
Keeping Our Guard Up The effects or the embargo are important lo
the Carter administration not only because or its
impact on Soviet foreign policy but also because or
possible repercussions on the U.S. presidential
campaign. Carter 's Republican opponent. Ronald
Reagan. has expressed his opposition lo the
embargo and cha rges that it is hurting farmers in
the U.S. Midwest more than Soviet consumers.
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""'-9<1alC.,.._*"' ATLANTA Not since the
Minutemen fired on the British
Redcoats at Concord , Mass . has
this nation depended so heavily
on the guns or its citizen-soldiers.
but the National Guard today is
critically short or fi repowe r.
For the first time s ince the
Revolution a ry War. defe nse
strategists ha ve in c luded the
"weekend warriors" in total war
plans, and will quickly send into
ba ttle all eight combat divisions
and 20 s e pa r a te infa nt r y
brigades of the Guard.
SHOULD THE SOVIET Union
invade Western Europe, the kind
of war defense planners see as
most likely. the first of the Army
National Guard's 351,000 troops
would be expected to be on the
front lines within 30 days, with
most of the rest in battle within 90
days. The Air National Guard.
with 91,000 members and 1,500
airplanes. would have a similar
mission.
The Guard would account ror
haU the nation's military man-
power under this new strategy
called "Capstone."
The active Army b as been
trimmed lo 250.000 troops in 16
combat divisions. backed by
192,000 in the Army Reserve. a
federal force separa te from the
National Guard. That 's not near ·
ly enough to meet mlnimum de·
reuse needs. according lo the
U.S . Army Forces Command,
h e adquarte r e d at F ort
McPherson near Atlanta . which
is imple me nting t he ne w
strategy m apped o ut io
December.
But is the Guard ready?
ARMED WITH MOSTLY
hand-me -down equipme nt and
largely ignored during the Viet·
nam war, the National Guard to-
da y is suffering chronic shortages
or men and material. With the end
of the draft, recruiting difficulties
set in. Some units are at less than
half of their authorized strength.
While about 20 percent or the
Guard's office rs a nd non-
commissioned officers are Viet·
nam veterans. even units at full
strength get only 38 days of train-
ing (and pay) a year. on
weekends and at a lwo·week
summer camp.
While conceding that "the
Guard is just not as good as in the
days of the draft," Army Chief of
Staff Gen. Edward C. Meyer. in a
recent interview. said, "Better to
play a baseball game with a foot·
ball team that has a t least
trained together han to go, up in
the stands and p1 12 or 13
guys wbo never saw one nolher
before and put them out in the
rield."
But senior Gua rd officia ls
complain that the new defense
s trategy is simply t actical
sleight"of·hand unless the
Defense Department gives them
more firepower.
"WE NEVER RAVE anything
approaching the level or support
commensurate with the missions
assigned us," aaid retired Maj.
Gen. Francls S. Greenlier, chief
of the influential National Guard
Association.
Tbe adjutants general or the
various states, who command
tbe Guardsmen until they are
federalized, are united in
criticism of the Defense Depart·
ment. 'Ibey say they must have
more money to get their troops
ready for war. Only $1.6 billion,
or a llWe more than 5 percent of
tbe total defense budget, goes to
the National Guard units in 50
'1t1tes and three U.S . territories.
That flpre satisfies Pentaeon
plannen who see the Guard, ln
the words of the Army chief of
naff, aa "a very, very cheap ele-
ment of deterrent.''
8l1T AT 111Bl& aMual con·
ference ln May, the adjutants
..... ral said money la needed
"now or nl•vcr" to pr<'purl· thl•
Guard for thl• Capsh>nl' mtl>!>ton
/\ chart lacked ar1111nd twn
walls or a Capstom• plannini.!
roo m at Port Mcl'hcr.,on namb
eaC'h of the G,000 units of the rl·
gular forres. National Guard und
reserves. each wit h a S(lC(·1r11·
mission and a wa r11mc plbce
··w e hav(• plann <>d almosl
down to t he Stretch or roud "3 Untt
will be patrollin~ 1n wartim"
Europe,·· said l.l Col Chris
Crescioni. a ... taff orricer 111 Fort
McPherson
Current strntegy 1~ focusC'd on
a European war theater. but it
soon will includ1• Nor1 h Asia
BUT SHOULD WAR break out
tod ay, the Guard would not be
ready.
The Ar my Guard 1s short 50,()()(1
troops, includtng 2.674 combat
unit officers . Medical un its have
on l y 44 percent o r th e ir
authorized doctors.
Guard officials say they have
only about 69 percent or tht:
equipment needed in lime of war,
a nd that wiJl be even further
deplet~ in the next fe w years
because of needs to stockpile
m aterial in Europe.
Of the Guard's 357 attack
helicopters, only 13 ar e con·
s idereti deployable. The rest are
outdated. Nearly half the 884
sc<rut he l•<'o plcr s a r e not
deployable
"ON EVERYONE'S MI ND 1s
the fact thal we a re s hort of
m en." said Lt. Leo Nuncio or San
Antonio in sum mer training at
Fort Hood, Texas, with the lSt
Brigade of the 49th Armored
Division. The pride of Texas,
which fought in World War fl.
was mobilized in 195-0 during the
Korean War and activated again
in 1961 during the Berlin crisis.
·'What happens when we are
called up?"
The brigade fielded 75 percent
of its authorized strength for the
two weeks of summe r training
but some units were down to 60
percent. One fi re direction center
wa s authorized three 155m m
howitzers, but could muster the
crew for onl y one.
Nonetheless, Brig. Gen. J ames
8 . McGoodwin, assis tant com·
mander of the 49th Division. was
trying to get his troops prepared
lo fight the Soviets in Europe.
"WE AKE PROUD to be part
or the program, a nd our e~·
ercises are based on that part of
Europe wh e r e we will be
deployeti," be sajd. "I tell my
men we are here to beat the
Russian army, to hit Ivan the
Terrible."
Nearly half a million National
Guard s m e n j o in e d th e
doughboys in the trenches of
France during World War I. Half
that number fou ght in World War
11 . Puring the Korean conflict
183,000 were called lo active du·
ty. But during the 10 years of lbe
Vietnam War, only 22,000
Guardsmen were mobilized.
The last major mobilization
was in 1961 during the Berlin
crisis, when about 15,000 Air N•·
tlonal Guardsmen were sent lo
France as a show, or force and
numerous Army Guard units
were put on active duty a t
stateside bases.
T he· Ameril'an commander in
Vtl'l nam. Ge n . Wil liam C .
Wcstmurl'l::ind, says some or the
ad \' is C' r :. to the n. P resid e nt
J ohnson wanted lo c•a ll up the
c;ua r d for that confli ct. But
Wt'stmoreland said he opposed a
c:ill·up "1n the belief that the war
wou ld last long beyond the usual
one year tour for reservists. and
that extended service would
hnng cn es to bring the troops
home ··
B UT TODAV. WHE N . it is
counted on the most, there is
widesp r ead publi c a path y
towa rd thP Guard.
Pa rt of the responsibility for
that attitude rests with the Guard
itself. In the las t decade many
people regarded the local militia
as a refuge for able·bodied men
who didn't want to fight in Viet·
na m . Guard orCJcials were de·
lighted that their ranks were full ,
but after the war most or the
enlistees quit .
"It 's taken a long t ime to get
over the Vietna m bac klash,"
said Willie L. Scott, the adjutant
gene ral of Texas. "We are not
draft dodgers. The people should
back us.·· •
In addidbn, there was the con·
fro n ta tio n a t K e n t S tate
University in 1970 when Ohio
Guardsmen opened Ore on slu·
dent demonstrators, killingJour
young people and shocking tile
nation.
PREDICTABLY, THERE was
some indecis ion about whether to
gi ve live a mmunitio n t o
Guardsmen sent to Miami t.o help
quell the May riots in Liberty
City.
·'The people were just waiting
for us to make a mistake ," said
Capt Wayne Merchant of the
Florida Nationa l Guard.
THE USDA 'S LATEST estimate of this year's
Soviet grain harvest is 210 million metric tons, up
from 179 million last year. Imports are expected to
be down only slightly to 28 million metric tons,
compared to last year 's all-time high of 31 million.
One metric ton is 2,205 pounds.
Still, the Soviets have not been able to increase
signifi cantly the a mount of grain actually being
put to use in the past five years -each year some
grain is put into or pulled from stock depending on
the harvest. ·
The amount actually used was estimated at
221 million metric tons in 1976-77, 228 million in
1977·78, 231 million in 1978-79, 226 million in 1979-80
and 228 million in the current fiscal year.
.IF TIIE SOVIET UNION bad more grain, il ~:::=.,.:.,;;;::,: ___ _:=::...:====;;;;;;==;;;-
would likely be de voted to cattle feeding to
improve the traditionally low meat supply. Soviet
meat production this year is down 3 percent from
last year's levels . ·
The typical Soviet citizen eats a lot less meat
than the average American, 123.2 pounds a year
he re compared to 206.8 pounds in the United
States . Soviet medical authorities say the norm
should be 180.4 pounds per year.
"Tbhey'r e just not able t.o increase food and
feed as much as they may have liked" because of ·
the grain embargo, one expert concluded. But
some specialists say the Soviet Union's own poor
grain and fodder crops last year are as much to
blame as the U.S. embargo.
Dairy Fanner
Due Price Boost
WASHINGTON (AP) -Dairy farmers will get
a 5.5 percent boost in government price supports
beginning Oct. 1, an action required by federal
law.
The increase , announced last week by the
Agriculture Department, is expected to help boost
gross incomes of dairy farmers to about $18 billion
in the coming year, up 14 percent from about $16
billion expected in 1979-80.
But the higher m ilk·price supports also are ex-
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Wednesday, SepL 24: I will speak on the economy and
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Fed Trust, a service corporation I Thursday, Oct. 2:
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Barnett Resnick, attorney at law, accountant, tax partner, Coopers
Virtue & Scheck, Inc. Attorneys at & Lybrard.
Law. Hitchcock will discuss trust Barbara Gellman, attorney at
The Guard is held in such low
esteem in Iowa , pa rtly because
of publicized scanda ls involving
the misuse or Guard resources by
high.ranking officers. that the p;;;.=•c•ou=•E•CT=O•R=s=~;I
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will cover trusts, estates and wills Myers will reveal the variou.s
armories. · .
While statistics on combat Rare Coins & Stamps
readirtess are classified, the Na-GOLD & SILVER
tiona l Guard Bureau, the liaison Price• tor •22..ao
between the Pentagon and the ~c ... sne. s:;rcL~"
state officials , claims that their KruQtrrend\ sm. S14t.
force is 70 per cent r eady to =~:.~ :: ::::
mobilize. 50 Peoos ssn. *'· '°" su .... 8-,..... ,_..
THE AIR NATIONAL Guard, C8*..,c-~
which has 1,500 airplanes in 91 <714> 551 8150 South C:O.et Plan VIUege fl ying squadrons -ranging from .__ .. ._-. lumbering old C-47 transports t.o __ , ____ -_ ..... __ .e-__ ..... _ .. 1_,..
the latest A·lO jet fighters -gets
higher marks. All the Air Force's
electronic warlare planes are as·
signed to the Guard, along with
60 percent of the air defense in·
tercept.ors, 57 percent of the tac-
tical reconnaissance aircraft and
17 pe r cent or the strate gic
tankers.
"So integral have they become
that it has reached the point
where the Air Force could not go
to war without the Air Guard,"
said Maj. Gen. John T. Guice,
commander of the Air Guard.
The Hawaii Air Guard, for ex-
ample, has for years been totally
responsible for the defense of the
islands.
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Clemson Financial. opportunities in real estate,
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medium businesse s iare des tined
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runnot e lbow
awa y the
hulks of big
"ove rnme nl,
big unions a nd
big bus iness.
t>'or year s .
l h e i r
s p o k es m e n
s ay. Congress
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d1s t1ogu1s h b e tween big and
l>m all, and that as a r esult many
rulei. and r egulatio n s aimed at
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writt e n with b ig bus iness in
mind. they s ay. They c laim
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relative ly little. b ecause o f
vo lum e , almost s uffocated
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magnanimous in the manner m
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Tuesday September 23 1980 s ONLY PILOT
'Dallas' Ad Tune
Cost Doubles
By MILTON MOSKOWITZ
Last year 1f you wanted to run a 30 second commerclaJ
on the CBS show Dallas, at would have coat you an the
neighborhood of $72 000 If you thank that's a lot of money
for JO seconds of lelev1s1on time look at the price this
year $145,000
That 100 percent price Jump as not Just inflation at
work It reflects the mcreased populanty of this pro1nm
In telev1s1on land advertisers buy time to reach an au
d1ence The bigger that audience. the more they pay
Dallas 1s not quite the most expensive show on TV
CBS is currently asking -and mostly gettang -$150,000
for each 30 second commercial that appears on "a>
Minutes and M1 A1S•H
The e xact prices
paid by advertisers are
not really known smce
they are negot1 a ted
w1th the networks
and they are not
generalJy released' The
figures cited here come
Money
Tree
from the trade magazine Advert1smg Age, which makes 1t
its busmess to unearth such mformatton -and pubbsh at
Their recent survey of the pnces bemg charged by the
networks showed M•A•S•H 60 Minutes' and "Dallas
to be the top priced shows on TV for advertisers Closely
followrng them 1s the ABC program 'Threes Company'
pegged al $135,000 for a 30 second shot NBC s "Little
House on the Prairie at $125 000 and the CBS newspaper
drama Lou Grant priced at $120,000 for 30 golden
seconds on the tube
NOT EVERYTHING GOES up m pnce all the time
( ons1der what s happened to the ABC show Charlie s An
gels no longer the big crown on this pro~ram today
you can have 1t for $85 000
One way to rank the networks 1s to count up how man~
programs they have in which the pnce of a 30 second com
mercial exce~ds $100 000 ABC has 14, CBS has 11 and NBC
has only four
Smee the prices reflect audience size, 1l stands to rea
son that yo ur, cheapest buy 1s the show that s slotted
agarnst a top rated program 1'or example at 8 pm on
Friday night, when A BC 1s showing Benson ' (at $100,000
for a 30 second spot) and CBS 1s presenting The Incredi
ble Hulk ($80 000) NBC can ask only $50 000 for a 30
second commercrn l on Heres Boomer
WHETit ER IT'S REALLY cheap depends of course. on
t)l)w many eyes are glued to the offenng Advert1smg Age re
ports that some advertisers are s aymg that the
shrewdest buy around 1s the NBC Thursday naght show
Games People Play You can buy mto that for $60,000
Why 1s that lime so cheap? Because the program 15 up
against Mork & Mindy and The Waltons •
What the advertisers want lo know 1s not so much the
absolute cost of the time as the cost of reachmg would be
customers Thus price 1s usually expressed m terms of
cost per 1 000 what 1s 1t costmg me to reach 1,000
homes with my message?
This year accordmg to Advert1smg Age, the avera1e
cost per 1 000 of a CBS nighttime program is about $5 In
other words every $5 buys you 1 000 homes In still other
words M•A•S•H 1s dehvenqg about 30 million homes -
and at S.S-per 1 000 that works out to $150 000 per 30-seeond
spot
~tof"k11 In Thr
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Coast Daily Ptlor P < J Ror 1560 Costa Mesa, CA
92626 As many lt'ttt'r~ as possibk will bt' answered .
but phont>d mquint•s or letters 110 1 mcludmg the
reader·s full name. address and business hours· phone
numbt>r camwt be ccms1dered This column appears daa
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DEAR PAT Could you put me an touch with
someone an this area who makes apple-head dolls ?
The one I have has deteriorated. and I would like
lo replace il before the fall holidays.
N.B., Newport Beach
If A \'S heats from anyone who can help you out,
you will be contacted.
lfa:prd .. U.-rf H_.p.-afed
Ol!:AR REA DE RS: Following a ve{y low rate
of consume r r eturn or potentially "azardous
._quatic Spear guns, the U.S. Cons umer Product
~aft>t) Commission and AMF Volt Inc. are repeat·
iog public wa min~ or the hazard and urging con·
sumers to participate in a free repair program.
Only 1 percent (9H6) or the estimated 97,300
spear l(uns have bt•f'n returned to the manurac·
lurer ror free repairs since the recall was an.
nounced more than a year ago. These spear guns
may contain defective triggers and as a result
may firt> accidentally even though their sarety
catches are engaged. ·
The "carbine" spear guns were sold na·
lionwide in specialty stores from 1967 to 1979 under
the AMF Voit Inc. label. The company's name can
be found on the lert side of the grip of &he two
models being recalled. One recalled model bas a
17-incb aluminum barrel and the other features a
Z6·inch aluminum barrel. Both have black plastic
handles. Any spear gun with a serial number is not
involved in the recall.
Sears. Roebuck and Co. also marketed 1,400 or
the spear guns under lts_private label between 1970
and 1973. These models have a 17-iDch aluminum
barrel and the model number 436.573140 displayed
along with tht> Sears name on the left side of an
orange-colored plastic band grip.
Consumers who· own the AMF or Sears modela
should disassemble the unloaded spear gun handle
assembly (which includes the grip and the trigger)
Crom the gun barrel by re moving the screw bold·
ing the two parts together.·
To obtain free replacement parts, the gun ban·
die and the shaft of the spear should be malled to
AMF Voit Inc., 3801 S. Harbor Blvd., Santa Ana
92704 . All postage costs will be reimbursed fully;
parts should be mailed by iDsured fourth-class
parcel post, with a return receipt requested.
Consumers should NOT return the gun barrel, the
s pear point or shock lines.
Although Sears has received no consumer
complaint.s, Sears stores nationwide will accept re·
turns of the Sears' labeled model for modification
by AMF Voit.
DEAR PAT: The manufacturer is offering a
rehate on a car that l plan to buy. ls this con·
s1dered \ncome and must 1t be reported on my tax
return? '
S. F .. Newport Beach
Cash rebates offered by manufacturers are
considered discounts. not income, according to the
IR S. But if you plan to use the car for business,
then you must reduce your basis in the automobile
by the rebated amount.
FDR 'Proposed'
For Fifth Tenn
DENVER <AP) -Contending that the current
line-up of presidential candidates is unsatisfac-
tory. a Denver radio-show host is launching a cam-
paign to elect Franklin Roosevelt to a fifth term as
president.
. ~arry Cox says that Roosevelt, even though he
died m 1945, deserves election more than the living
contenders.
Cox, who works for the Denver FM affiliate of
National Public Radio, noted that Roosevelt was
quoted frequently at both the Democratic and
Republican national conventions ..
"I think they heard he was going to be running
and they're getting a little frightened." he said.
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PRIVATE PARTY
desires flight to Aspen
will share expenses
Thurs. or Fri., Sept. 25 or 26
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CONSUMER
Cockro·aches Studied for Muscles
ATLANTA tAP I Arc d1staru•e "They volunteer very e asily," he Most muscles consist of two types
run1w n; mudt'. not born'1 Are cham c1ulpped. "One doesn't have to IO out of fibers, one that contracts rapidly
111011 w .. 1.:ht11fh•" 1>rudut·l:s of genes j, a~d ~ive 11 biopsy on a human being but fatigues quickly and another that
ur tht• ~v m " 'l'h1• answt•r may be.• t•very day One can grow them in contracts slowly but has greater en-
<'ntw lin~ uround 10 yhu1 .:arh1tt11• tra:sh cans " dura nce. The rapidly contracting
r un : More important, "Their muscles fibers, called fast fibers, would pre·
Cm·ka n.cl'lu•' art· hd1Jin~ F.mMy are very similar in design to human dominate in weightlifters' muscles,
lfnivt•i Mly rt•wu1 c-h..rs proht• Lh•· skeletal muscle, and one would SUS· which do intense work for shprt 111 ~ 1>11.'rlt•:.or rnWJdl'li:.:.uc 11ect that the underlying ways in periods. Slow fibers would be found
Sorn•· of ttw Jot't.•dv , 1lt•v1ow aruie(•ti. which they work are also very in marathoners.
dt't' 1 unr11n.c 111 tn·udnulls with leg s1m1lar " The question Stokes would like to
w('ll(hh O,lwr' b111n1r roarht·~ Understanding A~e function and answer is; Must an athlete have the
live.• with t•t .. ,·11od1·~ 1mpllrntt'd 1n makeup of lhe roic,·s comparatively right genes and fibers to become a
tt11•11 h11 t k'. vrvvul111..: st•1t>nl1sl.b with simple musculature may help re· runner, or can he or she train so the
d t1l<1 searchers learn m ore about the fibers develop?
Durn•ll Stukl':-, l•,:.1stant professor causes of such f\uman disorders "as But to find tlie answer, a re·
of l1111lo1t.) o.11 to:morv. 'lud he pick~ muscular dystrophy. Stokes said. His searcher theoretically would have to
rn;ic•ht·' fur has slLMl y now rour years work. however, is not geared to find-take a biopsy of a runner at each
11hl for ·• ,1rnpll' n•asu11 ing a cure for a specific disease. stage of bia We, to see whether the
fibers always were there or de·
veloped with exercise.
That's where the short-lived in·
sects help out.
Researchers compare the muscles
of roaches "raised under extreme ex-
ercise as opposed to those that have
been restrained, not allowed to ex-
ercise at all," Stokes said.
The roaches exercise in Plexiglas
revolving drums so researchers can
observe the plodding roach.
"About the longest we put them in
is about an hour. Some roaches will
get in there for about five minutes,
then just tumble in the drum, and
then get their balance and keep walk·
ing," he said. "Some of them seem to
bui ld up their endurance with time.••
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Her World Small
A chance encounter on the Mohawk
Trail proved prophetic for UC/ student,
who just finished her PhD in marine
biology
--By JUDITH OLSON
Ol lllt D•llY Piiot Sl•fl
In 1969. Trish Novak was on
vacation with her parents in New
England.
Sbe was ~t1ll m high school and
the famlly had made the trek to
the East Cuasl from St Louis.
They stop(Wd tn a tourist shop
on the Mo hawk T rail in
Massachust•tts to browse and buy
some moccasins
"The sales clerk was very
friendly. Mr!. Novak recalled . .:·she talkPd to us for quite a
\\ hilc and askeJ me what l want-
ed to do with m,; life."
Tht' younJ! student ~aid she
wa nted to bt• a marine biologist.
Dr. Cat Man
a fact which pleased the sales
clerk immensely.
SHE EXPLAINED that her
son was a marine biologist loo
and wrote his name down on one
or the postcards from the shop.
Mrs. Novak tucked the card in-
to the s hoe box with h e r
m ocassins and forgot about it un-
til several years ago when she
came to UC Irvine to work on her
doctorate in marine biology.
"When I went borne to St. Louis
fo r Christmas the first year we
were sitting a round the table
talking about that trip a nd I went
to the shoe box to get the card.
"It turned out lo be Howard
Lenhoff. who's now my advisor
at Irvine." New Ph. 0 Tnc;h Novik
Veterinarian Allergic to P a
NEW YORK IA P I What IS this
87 -year -old man with a syringe doing on
his hands and knees beside Karen
•Lund's bed" "All my patients are under
the bed." Dr. Louis J . Camuti says.
Many of his examinations begin with
a hunt m the bedroom for the patient,
whic h isn't odd in his practice. Dr.
Camuli rnav be the only veterinarian
who devotes his life to making house
calls -to rats.
CERTAJNL V HE IS the only one who
is still at 1t for 60 years as a vet, who
drives through any weather at any hour
into any neighborhood of New York Ci-
ty. who uses ironing boards as operat-
ing tables and vodka as antiseptic, who
carries. besides a carload of cat
medicines, a vial in his pocket with pills
for his own heart condition and an al·
le rgy -to cats.
Short and balding, witb a distinctively
aquiline nose. looking up out of deep.
dark eyes, he hurries past apartment
doormen clutching his plac~ bag, de-
live rs two s harp raps on the door -a
signal to the waiting feline to streak to the
bf!d -and rocks impatiently on his feet as
the owner begins the search. Standing or-
ders to have the patient locked up in the
bathroom are usually ignored.
In llis time, Camuli has treated ever-,
ything Crom honey bears to ocelots to a
papler-mache dog whose slightly befud-
dled owner wanted it put to steep, and a
pigeon named Anastasia that plucked
crumbs from ~owner's navel.
BUT OVER mE years he developed
a special liking, rarely reciprocated, for
cats. "A cat is less demanding than a
do1," he says. "But Lt's a greater
challenge. You can 't dictate to a cat.
It's an enigma.
"That used to cause resentment Now
it's an accolade."
As more wives went lo work aflcr
World War II. and were unable lo bring
the ir pets to his office, Camuti obl.iged
by going to them. Gradually his visits
shifted to later hours when owners were
at home. In 1963 he gave up his Park
Avenue offi ce entirely, working out of a
succession of Cadillacs. He has owned
13.
He can do in the home 80 percent of
what vets do, including spaying and
neutering. He .doesn't s et fractures or
pe rform m ore serious s urgery .
"Animals can't tell you what's wrong,''
he says. "But they can't lie to you,
either."
OWNERS ASSIST by holding kitty
'firmly to kitchen counter or ironing
board, or lavatory in the event of an
enema. But llis cllief assistant is Alex-
andra, his wife of 60 years, whose job is
to sit in the car , which bears license
plates reading "CAT," and charm away
summons-minded cops. The mark of a
vehicular vet in the city is enough
bravado to park brazenly by fire
hydrants.
He's gotten one parking ticket, and he
was mugged once , in a goo d
neighborhood. Such urban hazards don't
deler him, perhaps because he grew up
with them. At the age of 9, fresh off the
boat from Italy, he went oul walking in
Greenwich Village on his first day in
America -St. Patrick's Day, the day
of the Irish -ln a cute Buster Brown
outfit, and ran into olher boys. The.first
words he learned in English were
"black eye."
Physicians don't make house calls in
New York today. he says, because
they're too busy and, besides, they can't
fin J ·1 plact t;i p.1rk Sonw \.t •' 1
when C.1mul1 ddtl'lt cl rtw \'mptom ·of
a he.irt attat:h. "" • aJIC'd h1.., du1 I< v t.1
told h1111 to hurn •u th• hos1u1 11
"I go to his houM' to t;1k,. c.ir(' c>f h1'
cat "Camut1 c;a~s with amust•m .. nt ttu1
the doctor wn11ldn t corm• 10 hint
AL TllOU{ell HJ: llA~ lw1 n call£·il
"the Albert Sc:hwe1tirr nf th•~ cat
world." Camuti relishes :l reputation ;l S
a c urmudgeon. ll t!. pPrhaJ!!t. onlv
ar mor for dally traffic jn1,sts with 1ax1
dr ivers Mor<' likely. 11 ic; a sh1 rl<l for :i
hear t :-.oft enough lo pull him rrom ll1c
comfott of h1:. suhurban ho1111' into lht·
te nsions of the city to treat about :«l l'al:-.
a week often formt•r strays for
fevers or constipation or ch arrhca
"I have a road to tra vcl ,' he says oh
hquely of the force that rn(IVl'S him It
leads past the vitamin shot or '>UP
pository for a ti morous rat to the
jangled urban psyches of hi& clients.
"There are a lot of lonesome people in
this city." says the vet wh<>se office
once sat a mong those of !ht.' psychiatrists
on Park Avenue.
"They've got to love something A cat
eases their tensions when they're tirPd
and alone. Ir I ignore the animal, I do
some harm to that person."
Camuti's clients have ranged from a
corporate board chairman. in. the-Silk
Stocking district to a sculptor in a SoHo
factory loft. "My practice." he says, "is
on the periphery of the wealthy and the
nuts."
Over the years he has called on a la<\)'
who provided her cat with its own
dressng room and tailor·sewn thr.ee-
piece suits and a mao Camuti dis -
covered sitting at a piano' stark naked
but for a beanie.
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Phillips Is Here
The 19'"°8 ~ n a decade of 9'~•l r reat1v1
ty 1n lttls <'Ountr World War I was over and
ldt'als h11d bt..-11 shattered New w•yS to wrilt'
and paint wer1• :.OUMht to mak<' up for lht> ch s
lllu11ionmt.>nt
Amt'rll'llll \Htl\'r:o. wt>1t' In Pans Uakmtt
adva11ta(w of tht' fllhulou!. l'it<'hanitt' rate of
more lhan lO fr4'n <' to tht• dollar. and Ht-ni
1nttw1ay wus 1ntr<ic:lu<'llll: h1:0. '1r1•1ttnhned wnt
In~ st ylt> tu I ht• pubhc·
ln W ash1ntotton . ll l' ari t1rt C'Ollt't"t.Or
nt1nw1I n111w;111 l'l11ll111i-was bus> uc;11emhll111C
11 lt1111l111 11rk l'llllt'C'tlun of p111nhntti. that ,..,
mu111s llxln~ mlt• 11f th1· nwst Important m th(·
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I 1*20s , and hie> 1·ollt•1•t aon refll'<'bl both
Th1rt} ''-'""" 111unllnt;' fmm the• Ph1lll1>:.
('oll,.1·11011, whu·h urt• houst>d 1n Wash1n1tton,
llapp~HiHf1'6
By Jut.lil h Olson
D.C , now are on exh1b1t at Bowers Museum
m Santa Ana and they were previewed Fri-
day night during a gala reception hosted by
the Trustees and Bowers Museum Founda-
tion.
Guests were invited to wear period cos·
tumes to the black-lie optional event, and
several, including Nancy Fister, showed up
in fl apper garb.
Inside the museum there was music by
violinist/tenor Herb Lasker, who was accom·
panied by pianist Carolyn Verleur, and out-
side there was entertainment by musicians
Jean and J erry Hollon.
A buffet table was set up in one of the
galleries and bars were dotted around the
museum, with one set beside a huge fossil
skeleton.
Guests included Bob and Alma FroM.la,
Clndy Koerner, Deborah Sperber& and her
husband Dr. Jolln Stroa&, Cllartie a8d Noey
Plows, Rassel Ludwick and his wife Dr.
Glory Ludwick (he 's second vice president of
the board of trustees>, and Barbar• Key,
who's Bowers · registrar.
Also. Susan Conway. the conservator for
the Phil lips Collect ion , who is fro m
Opportunity
DEAR ANN LANDERS : I'm a young
woman in my late 205. Three years ago I was
raped. It was a brutal and horrible experience.
I wouldn't wish it on m y worst enemy. With
counseling and the wonderful support of family
and friends, I have come through it well.
Rape is a nightma re that a woman never
can put completely out of her mind. At times
whe n your average person might be frightened
to stay alone in a house (like when a roommate
is out of town). I become a basket case.
I've been dating a man seriously and I hope
someday we will be m arried. I haven't told him
what happened and wonder if I should. Some
people have peculiar ideas about rape. They
may pretend to be sympathetic, but they secret-
\y harbor the notion "she was askin& for it" or
"she enjoyed it." Nothing could be further from
t he truth.
Please, Ann. give me some advice on this.
-JS SILENCE GOLDEN?
DEAR GOLDEN: By all means, tell the
man you plan lo marry about the experie.nce. It
will be a superb opportunity lo size him up. To
save such information for "later" (or worse yet,
to try lo conceal it) would be a mistake. His re-
actions lo this harrowing experience will tell
you a great deal about the kind of person he re-
ally is.
DEAR AN N LANDl!;RS: I'm writing in
regard to your reply to "U~hsville, Mo." The
CHRISTMAS LAY-A-WAY
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• Htllo ICll!y . ,~,. ,......, • JoM11Nn0.W:I
• Snoopy
• Delun Slulled AN..,...
PAT'S HALLMARK SHOP
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Wa11hlnfilon , I><' , M••H• IMrtt&or aeWy
P .• ....._ and hill w1r~ MUdred, ente rt•lner
IEd A..n who WM~ tht•rf' with kaUe a ... ta
from llrnvn 11nd Dr. •Del Mn. EmeHo•
HUH.
Otht•r wu .. 11t11 wtm• lJ( 'I puhhr 1nrorma
uon offi <•••r fhow• Joll•llO• a.nd Laurie aeed,
ol'Cllli<t 1ml v ic•t• c•htm t'f'llor of UC'Udt'Oll(' J>t'rSOn
twl ut tl('I
Th•· l'h1lh1>s ('111lt't'l1on, flot to I* m1sst•d,
"'111 ht• al Uuwc•ri. thMugh Nov U
Tht• nt•w MOl•lh:r p1pt• orl(tlll ut Nt'wport
Ha rbor l.utlwr1111 <'hu1c·h. with its 11 rirnks of
plJWS, wWi dttd1r11l<'d Sundity t•vt•nmw with tt
C'Onl't'rt b} t1rl(t1111sl Mlldrf'd Kamm•r •r
BaraMI.
t-'olluwwg h1•1 IH"dorm1tn1·,, or vuried
works '>ht• rN·c1vrd a stund111t: 11\'atacm and
was honon:ct 1l11n111( 11 n •ccption
Th~ prof(ram ran~ed from the whimsical
· M u s 1 n .1 I C I o (' k :. " b y II a y d n lo t h e
myslenous "T he llanging Gardens" by Alain
and tht-rung1ng "t-'antas1a in G Major" by
Bach
Mr.> Rames concluded with a work writ-
ten by her husband Fred Barnes, "Claire de
Lune ··
oauv ,., ... ,,_ '' l"acrlo 0 ·0.....11 Arter the l·oncert Mrs. Barnes was pre·
s erlted a bouquet of red roses by pastor
Roger Bert and a bouquet of mixed flowers
by her grandsons. Erk und Marcus.
VIEWING 'DANCER' BY ANDRE DERAIN ARE (FROM LEFT) RON PRESTA, DONNA KARLEN, "'
BOWERS DIRECTOR REILLY RHODES, ANNE PRESTA
Among the 300 guests were her sons,
Martin and Hans Kammeyer and he r sister
and brother-in-law. Ruth and Stan Carlson
from Palm Springs.
Mrs. Barnes is the organist and musical
director at Newport Harbor Lutheran
Church.
The focus was on antiques al the Newport
Ha rbor Art Museum this past weekend. More
tha n 600 guests paid $30 each for a preview
party Thursday evening and the first look
and chance to buy the various items.
The preview party was an exhibit in
itself. Many guests came in colorful ethnic
attire and the evening had the air of a walk·
ing art exhibit.
There were luxurious silk dresses. col-
orful embroidered gowns and beautiful de-
signer dresses, such as the Mary McFadden
An11
Landers
notion t hat "tre nch mouth" is contagious is
outdated. Here are the facts : ·
Vi ncent's infection, as it is more formally
known, is caused by bacteria normally present
in everyone's mouth. This disease takes hold
when the foll owing conditions exist : Cl ) poor
ora l hygiene : (2) lowered res istance (too much
work or play) or serious illness; (3) emotional
stress (separation. divorce , death. job loss,
etc.).
The expression "trench mouth" was coined
during World Wa r I when many men in combat
cam e down with it. Actually, they were tired.
run·down under extreme stress with poor diet
and poor' oral hygiene. The same condjtioos
were present in some school dormitories, giving
rise to the belief that it was contagious. Please
make it clear that the condition cannot be cured
al home. Professional cleaning is required, and
antibiotics are often necessary. The damage
done by "trench mouth" is swift, irreversible
and can lead lo serious gum disease and loss of
teeth. Urge your readers who have painful,
bleeding and swollen gums lo see a dentist
immediately. -'SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALO'.,
READER
DEAit READER: I can add notbln& to your
let&er except my thanks for bavln« written it. I
ltope my readers who have the symptoms de·
scribed will take your advice.
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gown chosen by Terry Spreen, who was there
with her hus band, Bob.
The party spilled over into the Sculpture
Garden and as us ual, the s unset was
beautiful from that vantage point.
There was good music by classical
guitarist and flutist Michael Ryan a nd Ad•m
Kaplan, and a buffet of fruit, cheese. shrimp,
pate and hot hors d 'oeuvres.
Sampling the rare were Reed •ad Rita
Sprinkel, Roger Luby with Sassy Marsh,
Jobn Sbeas and Marion and Jone Bowle.
And. the advisory committee. headed by
Mrs. Tony Ayres and Mrs. Ernest A.
Bryant Ill, is breathing a big sigh of relief
that its big week is over.
A group of lo<'al Republicans attended a
reception at the Palm Springs home or
former President and Mrs. Gerald Ford re-
cently . Included wer e Reed and Rita
S prinkel, Ro1er Luby, Sassy Marsh and
Coniressman and Mrs. Bob-Badham.
Above, singer Ed Ames with Katie Koontz
look at Pierre Bonard 's 'Children and Cat.·
At left, Ruth Ding is honored as outgoing
Outgoing directors of the Orange County
Music Center Inc .. were honored during a re-
ception Saturday evening in the hom e of Mrs.
Mary Costa, Santa Ana .
The 40 past directors now are eligible for
membership in the newly formed Emeritus
Directors group, accord ing to Mrs. Lock Gee
Ding, president.
Plaques were presented by Mrs. William
D. Redfield, chairman of the board or the
Mus ic Center, and John M. Rau, chief ex-
ecutive officer, to Mrs . Ding of Big Canyon.
Samuel A. Hill Jr. of Irvine ; Mrs. Anne Hols·
tein and Mrs. Muriel Reynolds of Corona del
Mar.
T he e vening included a buffet supper and
music by The California ns Mrs. Catherine
Quick, the Founding Firs t Pres ident of the
Music Cente r, greeted guests
director of Orange County Music Center by
(from left) John M. Rau, Vin Jorgensen, Dr.
Maurice Allard.
Bird-watching in Suburbia
By ERMA BOMBECK "Have you any idea
Guess what? what it's like trying lo
I spotted a full-lime , rind a h ome r oo m
s tay-at-home mother the mother these days?"
othe r day, whjch brings "Oh, c'mon."
my total to three this "I mean it. We had
year. one poor mother who
I'm bragging. It was was the only one who
just a fleeting glance of didn 'l work outside the
her in flight, but it was h o m e . S h e w a s
e nough to excite me. ho m eroom mother for
Why, J haven't seen a grades 3, 5, 8 and 9. The
woman like that since 43 poor soul fina lly un-
percent of the species ravelled. She was call-
migrated into the work-ing he rself to ba ke
ing force. cookies, c haperone field
When I mentioned this trips, help with ~esting,
lo a teacher friend of assis t o n the play·
m ine she nearly dropped ground, clear tables in
the phone. "Tell me," the cafeteria, and make
she shouted. "where ex-costumes for eight hap·
a ctly did you spot this py feet for National Foot
rare bird?" Care Week.
"In the car , where "What happen ed to
else? She was driving her ?"
some children around." ••One day s he put
" Was s h e i n o u r herself on hold and she
neighborhood?" hasn 't been heard or
1 "Yes." s Ince . We ca 11 i l
"Great. What were H o m e roo m Mothe r
l h e a I e s o f t h e Burnout."
anymore . Do you have
any idea what it is like
to be the only mother
lis ted under 'IN CASE
OF EMERGENCY?'"
"I had no idea."
"No one does. For
years we took the m for
gr anted. I used to stand
up in front or the class
and say, 'Could one of
your mothers . . . • and
before I could get the re-
quest out of m y mouth.
40 hands would go up
and they'd say in unison,
'MY MOTHER C AN
DRIVE.' You never re-
ally appreciate them un·
til they're gone. I know,
I lost my homeroom
moth e r a couple of
Health Fair
children?" "That's a s hame . Free demos and
"What's that got to do There used to be so health checks during
w i th an y th i n g ? • • I many,·• I observed. Huntington Center's
asked. "That's what they tell Health/Fitness Fair
"Plenty," she said. me," she said; "but not._____ Th urs. thru Sun -----
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!he way you look.
leel aild ~IO
01tes• Wiii exoert ·per~l\iwers
11anng ~·s ease
lhan yourw-.•
Fal clBsses ~ IOmW9 Cal IOOily-
and SliJf1 "'
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IJ Town & Country
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Bontbe~k
wee ks ago. She just
co uldn 't take th e
pressure.··
"Where did she go?" l
asked.
"She got a job as an
air traffic controller."
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Lectur Set
Th(•n• art• an esllmatt'd :n>,000 pe~ 1n
tb<> US l-onftnt"<l lo "'hwlcbatrs with a p lnatl
t~rd mJun1• • •rnc1 41n t•l4Umlitt'd 10.000 to 1~.000
n.-w Utju.ne llr\' c'JK'\'l t d lo happ.-n n ch )'l'•r
Mun)' &l'I nlL~t~ oo luntrM bcho·• th.at
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!Sl'\'l'n 1l rt·~t·ardl p roJ•'<'b .-r'" .imn1 un to
rt-x ton· fWl<'tlc1n of I ho-'t' who h"''t be&o· 1n
w h.-~eluua Jur .tl'•M
l>urtmvuth M.-thrJI '<·hool 11rtlli>-.,m tl•rrv
S GoldsmHh. 4 !iur~,·~1n w~1 h dom~ ''°"'" of
thi: n:~wardl, will 1.1lk .;ioout h1' wort •l 7 :wi
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C'bl. inth '\t r•·d .1n1I I .11u11~11n "' t•n\H
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t:ulllbmJth will 11!'''"'11 hl'I most 11•rrnl "°' ~tr.ti tt't'h111~Ut''> 111 t ltnt"lltlll l 'r 11n'~"'"'""n
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prtmatt>!\
Thi! 1111•\•t 1 n.: 1" '11011.,or .. '<! IH I h, l u 11
J'.Jrar.)Mll .. ·ounJ .. 111H1 J noopn1f1l or.: .. ni11tl1on
<":.labhs hl't:i to riu w public .mil pn\ alt• '11fl1•1n
for p1na l ('t>rd lllJUI) r\'Sc.trch
ll abo hu~ "ll"ll'ored lo\ h c '"·l .. 1hon:. d
ct>h•bnl ) d111n\•r dant'l' .tn urb n t'\xl~1 o1od lh1.,
month 1s hu:-.11ng lht P .11·1f1r t Oli!>t C'h~nt\
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Uy S YON EV OMAR A
\RIES 1Mar 21 Apr 19> Defin e m t-anings,
terms cycle high and your t iming is on
t a rget Moon positio n h ig hlights pers o nality,
o rigina lity, tnit1ativl· Yo u perfed techniques
loo'e ends are tied , no n ·productive procedures
a r e e lmtlna ted P isces. Virgo natives play key
ro les .
TAU R US !Apr 20·May 20 > Much that oc
c u r s is "wrapped" in m yst e ry Dig beneath s ur
face, gain glimpse or wha t occurs behind
scen es. Focus on s ty le , intrigue, production, box
o ffice. fina n c ia l arrangements C apricorn,
Cancer n ative figure prominently
GEMJNl (M ay 21.June 20): You get what
you want whether o r not it is good for you
Cyc le or project is comple ted You learn whe re
you s tand with a "very s pecial indjvidual. ..
Aries, Libra natives figure pro minently . Y o u
a r e more PopuJar tha n might be imagined
C ANCER (June 2 1 July 22 ) Y ou gel career
boos t -Leo. Aquarius persons play impQrtant
ro le s . Pres tige rises a s you hurdle obstacles .
You make exciting contacts a n d som eon e
"glamorous" could fall madJy in love with you.
G r een light is flashed for promotion, advance ·
m e a t.
_ L~_Q..JJ.u.lY..23.:.~}J.IK,. 22): You're bein~ pulled
m two directions -at the same time. K ey is to
pe r ceive potential. Don't permit any person to
rob you of self-esteem You do bave rig bl to feel
that the sky ts the limit . Y ou get affirmative reply
to question concerning tra vet or publishing.
publishing
VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sept. 22): Divers ify, find
ways to ge t mos t for you r inves tments. Expand
ho r izons stud y L eo m essage If p ersistent,
queries will be answe r e d A legal matter will be
settled you have a "hidden ava.ntage." Know
it and d eal fro m pos1t1o n or s trength, con -
fidence •
LIBRA !Sept 23·0ct 22>. Ch eck sources,
Cine print be aware of le gal rights.
permissions. If patient and obse r vant. you learn
which persons a r e allies or otherwise . Focus on
public relatio n s, p artnership. m arital s tatus.
H ave facts and neede d material Immediately
availa ble
SCORPIO IOct. 23-Nov. 21): Emphasis o n
bas ic services, issues and e m ployment. Be
r~~dy for call or message s ugges ting n ecessary
c h anges. Don't fight prog r ess Dis play a b ility to
move with the limes M e mber or o pPos ite sex
proves Cl valuable aJly
SAGJTl'ARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Impor·
t ant domes tic c hange, adjustment is on agenda.
Focus also on affair o f be art. intensified re la ·
tionship -and a "streak of luck." Stick with
number 6. Taurus, Libra , Scorpio natives figure
prominently . Exciteme n t replaces le thargy .
CAPRICORN <Dec. 22-Jan 19): Emphasis
on land. property .-territo rial rights -stand tall
for principles. C h eck c lauses, be aware o f s ubtle
nuances and hidden m e anings. Pisces, Virgo
natives figure promine ntly. A long-standing is -
s u e will be settled.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20·Feb. 18). M essage or
call results io "productive action." F ocus on
trips, visits, relatives o lde r individual has
ans w ers t o m oney dilemma Cancer ,
Capr icorn n atives play significant roles. What
you n eed is made available .
PISCES (Feb. 19-M ar. 20): You s trike chord
of universal appeal -and 1t pays dividends.
A r ies, Libra person s fig ure prominent!~ Accent
on finances, obtaining gen·uine bargain, locating
pertinent material. Cycle remains h igh -p ress
advantage. take initiative .
Health Fair
Free tests for
blood pressure. eve. pulmon1ry,
hearing, fltnea
during Huntington
Center He11th Fair
Thuf'I. thru Sun.
Aleo CPR, tcupuncture
demoe a tchoot lmmunlzatlOn.
'
looking for
Santa with
Real Beard
The pays not much but
If vou like kids Ind can
help at Chrlstm11 with
our Manne Corps Toys·
for· Tots Drive call
Huntington Center 897-2533.
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Plate of the Day
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Ho1iky-lonk
Haute Cuisine
l' ... <>HIA lll L\111 lt -.nul t•xal'lly whatyou
l'iqH!l·t frolTI .1 l'tmkrhlul·k lllvt:'rn next to a rac to r y
1n ... m·1~hll(lrhov<l ~IJlll' lo '>ee<l l':.'>l'Jr~ot •oq au
v111 1\1,anQlll'lll' dl• Vt•:iu •• l'ancH...nne
Bui lh(.'f'l' 1l t!I dr.afl bt:•:r 111 the fro nt room,
truffl<'f. 111 1h1• lt;tl'k Welcom e to 1-'renchy':-Tap,
1 ht• hautt· 'l>lll 111 t'Jlftsh t•otml~
Wht'11 I -.,r ul 1 w a nled t o open a f 'rench
rcsl.;uru.nt ht>• 1· 1n a bur. my family was o pposed ,"
:..1111 I lt•11r1 • F n•m·hy · l>uC:am1>. tlw s h ort. s warthy.
m u suu•huk·tl prnpnt'lt•r" hod id 11 any way
AFTER A Yt:AR Ot' TENDING Rt\R, he
l'll·arl'd out Llw lrnek room. p.1111tcd lhe walls, hung
t ravel pos ter:. .in d cu~truc•tcd :i hugl' <"ard board
E iffe l TQwcr whl'H' thr pool lable used to be
And 1f lhl' a m b1enc(' falls s ho rt of the Rilz in
Parts, tf l he clack nf billianl balls and the honky·
to nk mus ic from the front mtruc1<• a little. 'no one
seem s to car <'
ll ts the fooc1 lhcy go to I-rend1y'!-for, n ot lhe a t ·
mo s phe r c
"I c·ould p1trh :i tent 1n the bot>ndol'ks a nd put
up .1 p1cnw benrh anct people would come Lo eat
m y food," sau1 Frenrh y, 57 "T hos<' people who
"a nt narrow lights and mirrors a nd a dozen g uys
dressed up lik1t prngu1oi.. I don't want them "
There .irc nc1 m e nus a t Frcnrh) 's ll's $15 per
per son. cxdudm~ wmc \n interested diner s im
ply calls in ac1 vanl'C, and F'renchy, prone to T ·s hirts
hy day and for mal c h ef's w ear by nig ht. will stop
pouring beer for the day s hift to r e ad the menu in
a lo ud Frenc h a ccen t over the wail from the j uke
box..
"FRENCH ONION • OUP, ESCARGOT, Co-
q uille St. Jacques and Scallops, a nd you may
s elect from bee f bour g uignon. which is excellent
"
And som ebody at t h e bar wi II yell, "Another
beer he re , Frenc hy." " . . • or my s pecial c hicken
F lo r e ntine . . ·'
And...l.h.e.. j ukebox_keeps s inging . ·'H eartbreak
w o man, you 're m y heartbreak gal ..
It is a long way from Nice. wher e H e nri was
born, and from French Morocco. where he learned
French c uis in e at h is unc le 's knee . He ran a
resta urant there for a wh.ile. and in Hollywood,
and even a truc kstop at Galesburg, Ill., where it
was "hamburgers and french fries on Formica
tables by day and white n a pkins, tablecloths and
flowers b y night ..
H e traveled to P eoria to be near his daught~r.
bought Fon~ie 's Bar and Grill. christened it
Frenc h y 's T a p a nd afte r a few m o nths o f serving
s teak tartare over the bar, o pen ed the backroom .
HE DOES NOT ADVERTISE. THE name of
the r estaurant does not appear o uts id e, o nly a
rather puzzling s ign o n the s ide or the building:
"Zet' Bes t Food in Zee World ."
A little low humor, h e i;ays
"The re's a lot out there who o n ly w a nt to
make a fast buck w ho feel Americans dnn'l know
the d iffe ren ce." s a ys Fre nchy . "But I will not
prostitute m yself. Whal 1 serve is authentic."
So when dus k com e s to Peoria, a nd the catfish
a nd Cast food s pots a r e jammed. a nd the jukeboxes
a r e playing mournfu l h o nky·lonk son gs,
som e body's probably goin g for the g u s to at
Fre nchy's T ap. Or uncorkin g a 1972 Mouton Cadet.
Hospital Ship Eyed
NEWPORT NEW S , Va. (AP) -The Navy has
aske d Newport News S hipbuilding & Dry Dock Co.
to determine the feas ibility of convertin g t he re·
tired oceanline r S .S . U nited States to a hospital
s hip.
The Pentagon s aid it is considering turning the
990·foot luxury liner. which still holds the
trans atlantic speed record set on its maiden
voyage. into a hospit al s hip with 2,000 beds a nd 20
opera ting rooms .
Spokesman Ric hard Bassett said cost
estimates will be solicited if the $100,000 study, to
be completed by late October, con c ludes the idea
is feasible .
Park H e ad
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS 8U$1NESS
N4'ME STATEMENT
SEQUOIA NATIONAL' .... ::~.'°''-1nv r»rson 1' dOlnq °"''
PARK (AP) -A n ew. Po11r CALYPSO, 1w wnt '""''
superintendent has been I HlvhJ•:;:..-.~e":!"'~.8:.,,~cr~' ~!;;'~~m
assigned Kings Canyon· I Nob1,,.. Newport e.ech. C• ,,""°
Sequoia Nationa l Parks . di!.~~.':"}'"'"" Ulndu<teo 11Y •n tn
Boy d Evisoo. for merly Jame• F P•"'''
assistant director Of This s1Memenl w.s flied wllh IM County c .. rlC of O.ar19f! covnly on Sep·
park op e r a lions n a . t•mb<!r 12, ••. FIOUI PubU-O.enge CoeSl Deily P1104 tionwide. succeeded
David D . Thompson.
who retired.
SePI. 1•, Jl,JO, Oct.1, ltlO J121..0
PUBLIC NOTICE
.... -·~·'--...-
Tuesday sPptember 23 1980 DAILY PILOT
P U BLIC NOTIC•: PUBU(: NOTIC E PURI.IC NOTICE P U BLIC NOTICE
l'ICTtflOUt •Utt NIH flCTITIOUI •u•1NIU "ICTITIOUS 8VSINUS tVPl•IOll COU•T o• THI NAMI ITATIMI NT NAMI 5TATEMENT NAME STATIMENT 5TATI 0, CALll'OttNIA l'Olt bu~~-~O~O,.lnq .,.''°"' Al• ~no Tht IOll~nQ .. rwn• ere dolno Th• lollO"lftt ""''°"' 41re ootnt THI COUNTY O• O•ANOI
bu l , •• bu>lneu.,· ..._A·l-
1 VNlll D "iOlAll A~l>OCI AT E S, ,C,,.OM,.PLIMENTS J••~ VltV rae LA LINOA Ml(HOACANA O•oe"•TO,MOWCAUH IQM 8#\0lll•• (r •• ....,,,,.,,. Vell•Y. . . ,_ • . ., •• '1/0I C•Ol\ltilnoli.Mh,C• ~7t?' MAR IC ET, 600 w ltlh, COll• MeMI. '" ,,,. IW!flM oft ... APl>lk •tlon ot
Sor .. '~1ro1 c;orp '• Co•o···· I lmOlhy Ml(l\UI MUl(hlft\On, ,. ttU 7 MAR™"' 81TNEY lor <II• .... 01 tO•Poral_.,-•.. , .. 1 a,~:...... ,.~ .. ~~,, )0 .. VI• Venl9, c;.ephtrM\O !He<h, A•M~o Vrot<'lt• enO Oto• Ur lie"'• .... 119-t ( • '" "..,....._ ...,..,_ Cf tttt• Qulte,60flW 8eySt.,C:O.l•-\1,C.ll Where•> MAATHA BllNEY ....
-eoJlll Moumel\ HO~l~AnQ Potoa .. rl '2•11 ' jtlled ""' Pl11110ft wll.h IN Cieri< Of tllt\'
I \O••• lr>du•lrw•. In( I• Coior•dO J31U A Ylolot I Anl•rn. O•"" Polnl, Antonio Munot and Ro••mary Coufl '°' pennlsskHI to <lle"Cll' ,,., Cotpor•llOlll, HH W .ih A•e t •. •Utt Munot, ttn• Willow Cir , founlllln nemo MAllYHA lllTNEY 10 MARTHA ' O.n11or, tolo IO'lOol t d b V•lto, c. '1IOI DURAN, now, ti.re~• th•• bu'4""'" c~uct~ 0., .,. un hi• Ov\l,..U ll conGuCI• y • -~ ~ Q<lnt rat partn.,.l>lp I Nlc...aro Urqult• •n<I IQno<I• Ur IT IS HEREBY O•DE•IO llwl 111
lh<O•Pof•t..O ••-••11"" Olhtr '"•" • Timotfl; H\ll<h'"'°" quit•, M' ConQttu . C.0.1• -"'· Ca p.r>on• lnttrote'I In this M•tlor j~llller~~-~ He•-TM• \Loi-WH 111..0 wllfl tne tt•tl erore••ld _., et Oe ... rlment ), ..,. ~ -I c-1 Cle k 111 Or '41Unty on Sep. Th i• ou~neu I• condu< 1"41 by • Or•nv• c-1y Superior Court, 700 I I hi\ •IM-nt w•• 111...i ••tll ll1t 1 o.• ,, ~--9t,,.••I P•lflN1nhlp Civic Ctonltt Ori .. WHI, S...te 4'n• °" Coun1y <.1erk 04 Or-nor tounly on S..p •m r · ,.0111 Otoa UrQUI•• O<t 1<, 19'0 •I 11:00 o'<loc:k • m Of
l•mb<lr I,, ,.., 1'1011' I Pul>ll>,,.., Or~ Coa•I D•llY P1101 Thi> •tal-1 w•• 111...i wHll '"" ••le! 0.1 • ......, then •"" there •-P"t>ll>~ Or-c···t Oetfy PllOI s.t>t .... n. JO, 0<.!!1, ,.., JTU IO COUAIY c ..... al 0.-<aunt; on Sep.. uu .. , II .,.v , ... , ,,. .. , -y Wld •1> • ·--• lembttr •• ,_, PllO ll.., lot <9-al n•""' \hOuld
'MDI ••.U )0 Ocl .1 IW MJIO I P UBLIC NOTICE flOSJtt not~9r.,,lfld p ISi.ii ' NOTIC'•'· Puoll.nea or-ro••• r;t llY P1101 tT is FURTHER ORDERED 11111 •
I '-f'NIC!!..,.TEIOUST!TeEUM$1EN_!ITH S..pl n, 30, Oct /, .. l'llO W S.IO <OPY of th" Order lo •hOw o u .. i. ..,.. ~ " publl•Mocl In lr. Or-C:0.'1 D•llY
FICTITIOUS 8USINl'5 lhe lollowlnq person. ere doing PUBLIC NOTI E Pllol • ,,..._.,.r of 9"""'•1 clrcuia
NJUlllE\TATEMINT °"''""··· ltlon. Pllllli•h•d In Costa M••• 1 ht lollow•no C>e•W>I\\ .,. dolno G RE ... I AM E II I c ... NI FICTITIOUS. s r• C•ltlornl• IO< 0.•r>Vt County bl.t\lllflU •• v '"· .~ D•l•O Sotplember s. 1980 JUST •·V NATURAi. PROOUCTS.l 'Nl ERIORS, ?Oen WOOdl .. l.n., Hunt· N4'Mt! HATFMENT -RK A SODE N 1111 F 11._.,.10, A•tnue Newp<>tl llK!lon Burh,Ca .,..., tht fo11ow1no p;tf\Otl " uo,,,0 1)11\1 J~041..., e .. cn Cl' '7"3 Svi.nno (iofdberver. 10112 """ n Superior Court P•I• Ctular~' ts Goodw111 Ct Wuodlea Ln H""llnQlon Beech C• COLlECi•A It 1• 84r~"" <"°'I Puoll•l>f<I Or-Coast Delly Piiot,
New r1 6o n CA '17 .. I '1•'6 N•wl)()rt 8.,.ch C • <nMl !Mfpl ' 1•, ll, JO l'llO ~ls.tO ::""" II~~ n CiooClwHI (I I K•lhl..in c W••• . .,, Mo•nl"<I RO<h<trO Ven IK l>l~•<n .. lt••UM I • -C•nvon Ro ,(oron<10<olM•• C• co ... 1, NewpO<l e .. , ... C• <i?M) PUBI IC NO NowEPOrl ~~,,,~~1111161 StO S LI lhl• bu"""'' Is condu<ltd bv ~ Tiii\ OU•lnt\\ "r(lfltJ"11NI by~",,, " T ICE vet-.. J l'Y'4trc•no, . n o.n•,.,I otr'fl"tr'Sh1p 4 d1vidua1 <otn 8 , MO<'lerey Par~. CA "'~ SuttM4' Cio•Ob>'<Q<"• R•cha•d v ..... °" "' '"" FICTITIOUS 8Ui•NESS ,!~i' bU\lfte~' I\ condut \ed b'f • lM\ ''•lenwnt .WM fll..O •llrl tl\f' Tnl\ \latf'f••nl •.t\ ltlt'd WUh •IW-~AMI. STATEMENT 11 le<! ~1 "!'..'!;:: Coun!Y (.!Or' 01 O••n.,. Counly on Covnly CIH • VI o. • ._ (uunlv on •.-p The 10 IOwlnq ..,.,_, Is ~"0 l>u\I
...,.. t '-'" "'' S..plombt• S llitO l•ml>I' •t '* . I,,."•• '"" ,1.iemen1 ... , hied .. ,,,,·~ Ft••usi , FIOlll MAR A Nll T~•· TRAFFI C
COUrlty Clert. ot 0.dnoot County on Sep PuOll•r.d 0.•nQP Coesl Dlltly Pllol Publl~ OrAl>Qe Co.t\I ()<Hly PllOI SERVICE, 16113 fleact> Blvd , HUf11
lembt!r I?, l4'C) wol q ll ?J :II ,_, l•l<•llO ~Pl .. 13 30 Ocl I l'lllO 1118 90 lnqlon Buch, C• '2~7
FI011 · · W•yn" Forre\I Smith, 1•s11
Publl\fted Or-c ... " Dally Pllo P U BLIC NOTICE P U BLIC NOTIC"" R0<~••no L.itnt' Hunt•noton ee~h. C• wpl ... ,l, JO, 0< I I 1980 37 lo c. .,1>46
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P U Bl IC NOTI CE I FICTITIOUS 8USINESS FICTITIOUS BUSINESS dlYl~IMI. , NAMf STATEMENT 'f N-'NIE STATEMENT Way~ f Smith
fh4t fOUOWINJ Of"tM>n I\ ()4')1nQ OUSI f ,,~ totlow•no fMr~n\ lrf do•no l ftJ\ \fdff.ITWlnt -~~ ftlt<I ""''"' tN
FICTITIOUS BUSI NESS n"''t' tki~I~"•• < ounty (lt1k of Or•nOf' (ounly on • N-lSTATEMENT J ASSOl:.l &Tf'>. ltl? C•P•l61 SI N O"t'~ CAE AflVE HAI All\UQu•ll '"° I he 1o1•-•no ""'-' " ooonv l>U" ('o\IA ~, .. C> .,.,, DESI C.N, 20SJ N•wOOrl fllvO • I , uun
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l J l tNTERPPISES. llUI Mer"°,,,• C0A'l?6?1 .~. Vlnr~nt Victor ZdPOla, Jr IS50 ~~n• ~I&, 23,30, l'll!O , 36411JO M u lt"n' M1ver (1fCI(> tJ M Fountd1n \ IJ)I~ '' C.01"-AJ' t"'O 0 ) ctn in C-r .. w•v Or a 0 (O\ta MP~• (,.
V•llfY CA '17108 dtv•dualJ•<• 11Mlo"' ~&h . I Vor~~~r~;:.:'~~~·~~,;~:q Nf w tnl\ \t#lt...,,.nt w•\ fltM wit!'\ ttMit ('rntr\tot lOUt\t L.:\.P•o •\SO
P U BLIC NOTI CE
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ln1"' \ftth~tnt•nt W.t\ t1lt\1 w1tn I~ Publt\~ 0''"'~ Co.\t Dally P1lt;I Count• c•~r~ ... Or•nqo C'ountv M YO S.p! ~ ,. ,, 'YI 1'18() 16'.lallO
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FICTITIOOS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT
I f\r tot•0--1r'"J Ofr"4;11f\ I\ OOlnQ Ou .. 1
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FICTITIOUS BUSINESS l>UH•NO '>All CUTS '6 UIJ HA IR
NAME STATEMENT Of~ICiN 211 f 1/lh Slrtrl CO\IA
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t\ ... \\ S\ c.,,,. Put>tno l fti/) Pnmon,; SH"''' MARINERS MAP l.,A 1&l3 w-.1 No 0 Co"6 -W C~•11ornt• 0611
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FICTITI OUS 8USINF.SS NAME STATEMENT
Th• fnUo-1~ °"'~ t\. OO•nn bu'•
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1>1 AlA NE.WPORT 1A .. Vfl lll(Jn
8fl\tot : 1\. N1twuoff ~aCf'I (41
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t90 NftwptJrt Cttnler Or N••Dorl
B•Mh. Cd 'l?MIO
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C.Mon• .i.1 MA•, C• <nus
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M&llVIN "EBEH Anw""y
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!,top! 13 JO ()rt '·'···· ~ JunP' F Pdr•t't
T '"" \t4't~nl Wlt\ t!ltd wltn uw (ounly Cl••• OI Ora-Couni. ori ~P ltml>"r 11 l'lllO
,, ... ,,.l SIUllt"'f' I '1\.etnn-..y Pt1nh~hf'd Or"not-(C)ol\I ( o•IV Ptlot TIH\ \f.ff""""''' Wilt'\ f1lflli(J w iff'I, tM r'\'BLIC' NOTICt;
St-pt ' 16 )l lC '"'° l6)J 80 County t tM• ,,,. a, .. n<JIP Cnvnt, ~ Yp
Flo no I Publl\"°(j 0.""91" Coo>! D••ly P1lo1 Sept I• 1l JO 0<1 I l'lllO )/l'O-IO FICTITIO\IS BUSINf"S NAME STATEMENl P U Bl.IC NOTIC E I '"I to11owtnQ pe-f\On\ ,.,,. oo•nq
b\.l,lntt\\ as FICTITIUUS8USI NESS OUESI INT EP N .. tl(JN'"L NAME STATEMENT OUEST INT·L .. n p • ._,.,, .... Oro.~
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bU\-n.-ss•~ Albert O•vld &. P•"'' 1tt A.ftr Sii.YEP SUPF 310 L1mtt1d. S1e1er, <1671 ""'1Per1rtt Oro•~ Hunl
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C0$1a MtM, C. '2•2t Thi\ slat-I WIS llll'd will\ I~
Thi\ tkislntu I\ Conducleo by • Coun1y Cieri! OI 0r.._ c"""'" on Sep .,. .... , •• "'"""""h'O· I l•mber s. ,.., jullenn 5"nd<or'°"' F 1.-
1 Thi\ slal-1 WI\ Ille<> wllh lho Published 0.•"91' Coasl Dally Pllol
Coun1v Cler1< ot Dr•noe Coun11 on Seo-~01 ' 1•, 1l, JO,,_, :i.n-«
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Pl Kl.IC' NOTIC't:
l<ICTl l\OUS BUSINES\ NAMt STATEMENT
ff\r tollnw1na ,,.,,'\On\ ._,~ do1nQ
0.l\th4t\' d\
FICTITIOUS BUSINEU
NAME STATEMENT
Tn.-toOO-.l"CI ,,...,~ l\ dotno OO\l
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fut 11•11 flMCI, AN~m, C•lllorn•• ,,,,90&
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f "" Ous.m"s I'\ c.ondu<.lt'G by an t11 d1vtdual
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Counly Cler~ ot Or•noe Covn1Y o" ~p
l~mi.r 19, 1'80
FIU""
THE !.TRI"" WH.ALE, J6A f'or~··
A•• "'· L-114-...:" C• '201 ~obtr\ W1t\.Cnmlf1h, ll• Forrst A•e., s: ?. ~ BeK/l c. '2•Sl
Fred• W•st"mH1n J.M Forest A•~ i:? L>9'IM &each, C. ti.SI R"ODES, ICENOALL & Tf\1~ °"'IN-\\. t\ ,onduch td DY a MAtt•ING~ A ~ .. l"tl-1 uw C-. . ~rwt••1 ~O:,':,'~";~,,,,,,,,.," i•m ~ -.... ,..,
Thli ''a'""""'' w~> "'"" wllh u~ ~"11"2~ ~~ ,_ Counly C•er1< OI Or-C.ounly o"' ~o "••..-• _.., ...... -temb<!r 1• '"'° PuOll\fted Or•nQr C:O.\t O.lly Pllol
F14Mtl Se!>I 1l. 30, Oct l, I<, I~ -~
I Publis""" 0.-Coesl D•••r Piiot Seot. ••. u . JO, Oct. 1, 1• lH2-tO Publl~ Or-Coa•I D•11v Piiot i P UBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS 8U$1NEH Sept, 23. lO, <Xt 1 lo, 1"90 l87..-0
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PUBbl€··NOTIC£-
FICTITIOUS 8U$1NESS NAME STATE-'ENT
The rot1-1no r»rson I• dOl"V 1><1sl· n•ss •s. M EDICAL DEVICES
EXCHANGE. MOX MEOIX, S7• '0'
NAMl STATEMENT FlcTITIOUS 8U51NESS l he lollowlnq persons art dolnQ PUBt.lC N UTIC E NAME STATEMENT
l><l\lne» ~ T~ I011ow1"9 __, Is dolnq l>Usl 5UN8UM MA ILERS, 1306 N47ftS """•'
•••.,.m•, Huntlnvton S.&Ch, C• 91641 I FICTITIOUS 8USINESS A & E ELECTRIC, II• •ht St , Sundee Lynn Siiverman, 1301 NAME STATEMENT l'lt•l>Ort Bffc.h, C. 91"3 Al•bama, Hunllnvton Beach. C•. '21><1 T nt lollo10lnQ otrson\ M• doong ArlhUr Eomu"" Woll, 11• • ISi SI John Al•n Sllverm•n. 1306 ou\lneue• Newpon &Nch, c. 91"3
I H•mlllon St • Cos le Mt"'• C• '2'11 J amu Allen Crow•ll, S7• ·o·
Ham II Ion St . Cosl• Mtw. Ce '2•21 Thi• llu!.lness Is conducted by an In
Al•b•m•. HUfltlnvton Beach, C• .,,... ASSOCll> TEO DA TA CONCE PTS Hll• buSI,,..» IS <onclUCteCI by ... In· Thi\ t>vslneu h conducted by • 11~ MOnrov1a Awnuo rost• ~ ... dl•lc!uel.
~nerat Polf1,..r\Np Cel1lornoe '1l•11 I Ar111ur Woll
!....-~ Sllwrm•n Hranl H Sa•••s.••n llS via lnls natemenl was llled wllh '"" This ~tttmitnl w'a• llll'd •lln lho Mentone Avtnu<' N~wc>Ort Bu ch, Counly Oer!< OI 0.anqe Counly on S.P· dlvldual I J-\A C,..,_.I
Th,. •!element "'U 111..0 with '"" County Cit,._ 01 Or•"!JP COUt11Y on Sep.
1embl'rJ . ltlO
County Cler!< OI Or•noe Counly on Seo ' Calltornla <nM>O 1emo-r 19 ,.,
lemb<!r 11, neo I Wtlloam H ~ytor )1791 Soulh
FtUl11 COAO M 1Qrtw•'f !toulri L•qun.t Publl....., O.anvr Coul Delly Polo! C•hlorn,., '""
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Pub'osl>.O Or~ Coa\I O.tllv P•lo• Seol 13 JO Oct I I•. l<llO _,,..,
I Fl-Publlshed O.anoe coast Dallv Pllol Sep1 •.7',13,30. 1980 3430-eo
Sepl 1•, 13, JO, O<t I, I-J71'-ll0 Wlllt•m S ~'· 1aJI! 0.~ PidQI'
VURLIC NOTICE
Oro ... S..nta An'1 Cehlornoa ~HO~
J emf!~ O N•r'y ''4)ll Turov PUBLIC NOTICE
S1rw1 W""m11uttr, Ca111orn•~ •JMIJ NOTtCEOFT•USTEE'SSALE I P U BLIC NOTI CE FICTI TIOUS BUSI NESS NAME STATEMENT
The llMl-lno ~.._, •• dO•nv busl FICTITIOUS •USINEU n•n •S
NAME STATEMENT CRA.IGER/OEAN ASSEMBl Y, The followlnQ person• Art dolnq ISISI Pa••d•n• Ave , &pt F 12
bus•ntH •• Tu•lln, c.a '2'80 MA PINERS MILE co . ISll C•••o•r Oun Faulkner. ISISI l'nl•oua Way, Newport B••<h, Ca Pe .. detW A,,.. All\ F·IJ Tu'rt•n C~
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AllrNJ V JO<Ofn""n Allred V I This c.u.inn• "conducltd 11¥ an '" Jor9 ens1n. trus t•~ C•rol't'f\ M I d•~•dual
Jor9tn\en Tr up Alfred V Cr•kJer Feyt~rtef
P•u• W Emery, II, 33}1? Oos>n•• Ts N•. -lit
or1 .. I.~ No-I C•hlorn•• 91611 On O<I~ 10, 1t10, .01 , IS e m , Tl11s buSl,,.\S •\ •Onduc ltd by • S.-turlly Alllt<l S.r~l<H •• duly ap-
Q•n•t•' pertrwrsn1p PQ1n1to Tru.st--e undltr •no ptir\u6nt ta
H•anl H Sa1lu•S1 •n °""" nt Trusl. <Uolt<l Ottober ••. '"'· Th1\ \fdlf""°"' ""'\ l11f<I wun th• re<ordtod Octoo.r 1(>. 19,. •i. ln1'1 No County (lor• al 01an<1<' Counly on •?f10 .n bOOll 1ll11, -11•. ot Cl Stp1tm~r S I~ llC ••I Re<orO'o 1n '"" Offl<.t ol IM Coun
Fl4"ta ly Pttororrc•O•-Coonly S••11t o• Puol•"'"" OrM~ CM•I Cl•oly Polal1C••1tornle Wll.L SELl l'l 0PUBLI( !tep1 l•,13.JOO<l l,•'180 lll780 4 ucr10N TO HICiHE!tT BIOO EP
P U BLIC NOTICE :'.~~u~~:.::i.:~: ~~:::,• s~~~:~~ ~; Jorvensen, TT Allred V Jor911nsen Thi\ Sl•t-t wr; llll'd wllh the
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Tru\I, IS» Anhvua Way, Ntwport County On1' ot O.enoe County on Seo Buch, Ca '1ltlo0 leml>l'r S. 1-Nedroo R. McCune, '14 w 16111 Fl44'47
SI., Co\la Mew. Ca 92•?1 Pullll\lwd °'-(OA•I Dally Pllol Roland N McCunt and M•'Y J ~ol '· 1• 23. JO 1'lllO 3432-«I
_ tP\e m•1n .,ntr1nt.• to thP Count y
FICTITIOUS 8USINE SS Courtnouw , 100 C1•1C Ctnltr Orf ..
NAME STATEMENT W•st. !t<onla An• C•l1forn1• .. •II riQhl
Tht tollowlno per50t\ l~ 001ng t>usl· tillt •rld lntt1re~t lGnveyed to and now·
ntu as n••O '" 11 unclt!r wlo ~ 01 Trust on NE WPOIH BEl'CH OFFICE I~ pr()l)H't• \11"411fld In '-lid C°"nfy MOVtNC. & STORAGE COMPANY •ndSldleO..'!OCrlbo<IO Mc Cun• Jrnol•r C-r, I .. S•nd"'" Cirtlt, ~nlo P<1r~. C• •40'2S
Stanley E ~or.,..,sen, TT St•nlfy
E Jor11tnun Trust , W•ll•• E I Jor9en~n1 TT Walter E Joroensen
Trust, 1601 E. Ocon Blvd., Lono
8 .. ch, C.. te933. llS Columbia St., So PesadtlW, C• '1 IOS
This buslnen ,. condu<1ed by • general 1><1r1nt•\ll•P
Allred V jorciotnwn, Panner
P U BLIC NOTICE
N410H FICTITIOUS 8USINESS NAME STATEMENT
l.ac> Do~ Strttl, 51t 0()0. Ntwoorl LOI) Of Tr« I No. 11 .. , In I"" Cll~
Buch, C•lll0<n1• 'l?MIO ot Co\I• ~w. Counly or Oran911, Stele
Alb<!r1 L D••ls. san Hell A•enul', I of C•lllornla, al i»r m•p ••CO•O.d 1n Hunllnqton S.6Ch, Callloml• ,,._., Boo• U Pa911 SO or Ml•t •ll•Mous
dlvldu•I. R.coroer ot wld County Tnis °""~• IS condu~•ed bY an on I M•os on ll>t ottlut of l"e County
Th• tOll-•no ~ •r• d01"9 l>v>I~ •'llll!n L Davos Th• strM< -reu ...o other <om· ntuu. This state_,,I was lllfld "'Ith lho mon Ofl\IQNllon, II any, ol lhe r--.r
CALIFORNIA SUllF PARTNERS, I Counly "'"~ Of Or•nge County on,Pr~r1v <ltt<robo<l above ls 1>Ur1>0rt ..
3001 lltd Hill l'venue ~lie JOO. Costa AuQu\116, 1• 10 bt •72 Eul ••th Slreel, CO\ll M .. a CA 926» I FHJtH ~Mw Celllornl•. ThlS steltment wit\ hied wl!11 '"" H.JK 5oc<..,. Inc la C.lltornia cor· Pullllshod Or•nQt rOolst Dally P11od Tiie unoen !QrWd Trusltt dlsc1a1ma !County Cler-or Oran~ County on PC>r•tlonl l31S ·Falrv•"'* Ao.cl, COite I Sepl • 1& 13 30 1<191) ~1 •nv lltb<hl'r ro. any inc0<rt<t,,.u ol I S.ptemlltt 11. '""" I Mew CA ml!> Ille •Ir.el -~u ar>d Olhor common
I p . FIOllJ Thl0s t>vslneu ,. conducted by a P UBLIC NOTICE dOIQnellon, •I env, \hO~trl llereln ubhShed 0.anQ!! COolsl Delly P1101 llmlleO oartnerShip. I I Said Wit will be m...,.., °"' without Sept ... 13. JO, Oc:t I, I'll() 311().80 HJK So<u ... Inc MUNICIPALCOU•TOFTNE -covenenl O< ... rr1n1y. upress or Im·
P U BLIC NOTICE Henry T ~rslrom STATE OF CALIFO•NI& plled, r-rd•no 1111 .. POUeUIOn, Or'
II• PrHldenl COVNTY Of O•ANGE encumbrer><H, lo pay Ille rtm•ln1ng _ __ Thi\ si.1 ....... 1 w•s 111.0 with the WEST O•ANGE COUNT•Y lpr lnclpel sum ot lht nole!s) -ured
FICTITlOllS 8VSINESS Covnly Cler<ll"" Or-CounlY on Seo· JUDICIAL DIST•ICT by ••Id Dftd ol f'11SI, with lnte~ NAME ITATEMENT tember IS, '"° I 11._ w.stml-.r A_.. lht•eon .ts provided In wld -•1•1 The foHowl"'OI person Is dolnq bu•I· FIUJIS Wastml-C..lllefftl• n MJ advance\, II any, under Ille terms .;#
lneuas· C.CN•ISTO~E•cox PLAINTIFF DAVID LEWIS~-· w ld0.ed04Trus1,IM•,<hervn •n<! 0 II E ... MM A IC E II s A LATHAM & WATKINS HUNTINGT<>f4 WEST REALTY . oo.n'\4!\ 04 the Tr\lstee • ..., lhe 1r1ato
COMPLETE WEDDIN G SERVICE, ... N ..... c-won... OEFENOANT WA LTE R BLACK crutl'd bfWldo.edotTrusl HOll Miii Pond Eul, Ceplslrano •1• en<1 00ESllhrOUQhl( lnclus .. e The lolal emounl of lht unpAt~ Buch, c.a mu .... ,.,. ..... CA,,... . b•lence of , ... ObhQ•llon M<Ured bY
Cheryle Robin e111nv1on, 27033 Publlltwd 0.M!Qe Coast Delly Pllol SUMMONS tht pro~y to be wld •nd reasonable
Miii Pond E•st, (Aplslr ... o 6e•ch, c.a. S.pt 23, :JO, 0<:1. I 4. 1'80 1 IO CASE NUM8E• MOI ullm•t•d (0\0, HpeftM\ and ..,.
'20• NOTICE! Y• MW --4 T ... ••nCe• •I lhe time ol tht lnlll•I
This busl.-• I• cOl>CIUct.O by en In· P UBLIC NOTICE < ... ,., ,,.., ~ -llltt ,,_ wlii-.t IPubllcehon OI Int Notice ot S.le IS d!Vidua~ --------, ................. ""i.u y ... re_.i ""·'" n °"'''"' R. Elllnvton FICTITIOUS 8USINESS wltlllll • •Y•· ,_ ............... m•ll•" Th• .,.._l<••rv un<ler lltld Deed °' This si.1.......,t was fllf!d with lhe NAME STATEMENT bel•w T ru~I htretotortt •••<uled and de·
Counly Cler!< 04 0t""Vl' County on Sep· The followlnQ r»rson ;, dOtnQ bu\I· I II you whh lo tttk IM MMct or .ln llVtr\'d lo Ille un<Mrsl9n.<1 • wrlll.,1
lemO.r u . ltlO. ,,.,. ••: •llorney In !hi• malttr 'tOU \/IOUld do Otcl••allon of Detaull and De,,,_ FIUIO KIM O WEST & ASSOCIATES, so promptly so lh•I• your written lor Sele, •nd • written Hollo of
PubllSNcl Orenot Cont D•ll' Pllol ~J F•~wor1h Lane, MUftli"91on ••-• 11 lflV ""'' 1>1' lllf!d on time Deleufl .,,., Elecllon to Sell. Tile un
S.PI ll.JO,Oc:t.7,1',ttlO ~ auch,CA.,... lloVISOi Utt.;. M .i.. .. --· ders•vn•d uui.ed ••Id Notl<e or -----IClm Oouviu West, 206., lltrlitw.--H<Nllrc..,tr•Uf.tlll Delaull...OEl1'<tlon10 Selllot»,... PUBLIC NOTICE F•rn\worth l.•nt, Hun11"91on Buch, .... le<ocle • --Uf. ,._...., cordtd In'"" c°""ty '"""'r• lhe •t•I CA tt~ _,. .. • ,...., l.a I• •-•<'-properly I• louted
""'iii'iE••<MI cOUiT Of TH_E__ Thi• buSINPH "condUCleCI by en In· ... ..... O••~ Seot....otr •• '"°
STATE 01' CAUFO•NIA fOlt dlvlGu•I . SI Ust..i-a M>lklt•r el COflHkl ~ S«""llY Alllt<l Soffvlcn
T"E COUNTY OF OltANOE Kim Oou911S West un •bo9«t0 fl\ Hie •wnlo, O.Oerla n S.ld Tn>sl.,.
Ne. Al-Th i• st•-1 •IS filed wllh -ll•<•rlo lnmedl•t•mtnlt , di ula 1~ C,,..,,,.tr Blvd ..
0•01• TO SHOW CAU51 County Clerk of Or•noe County on Stp-menera, w rftPUt•I• e1crll•. '' h•V • NO<tt> Holly-. CA
In the Malter OI tlw Apptlc•lion of' ttmbu S, ttlO. el9una t>UeCk' wr reqlslracla • llempo 17131 9'CM411 MARTHA BITNEY, Petitioner, tor ,.._, • El<tenSIOllUSl
chan .. ofN•... Publl-Or-Coast Dally Pllol TO THE DEFENDANT A clvll ByJudftllR KH ll"9
Whtrtas MAR THI' BIT NEY hes Sit.flt . .!,.. ll,E,JO._!_• ___ ~ compl•lnl ~-., llled Ill' the pl•ln. •Published Or-Coast Dally Pilot,
llltcl 1141• Pttlflon w•1i. cltn.ol ltlls tiff 1111•lnJI ""'·II vou wl~ lo de-S.pt "·1~* ----~ Court lor .......,Inion 10 chenqe her PUBUC NOTICE llllt lawwll, you must, wllllln JO den na mt , MARTHA BIT NEY . 10 •lltr111hsum..-•l•M•Yfdonyou, PUBLIC NOTICE
PUBLIC NOTICE MARTHA OORAN; -·therefore; l'ICTITIOUllU51NIU --flit wlltl tt1it court a wrltlef\ re.._.w
l'ICTITIOUS 8USINESS IT liMEllEBY ORDERED 111•11 •II MAMI STATIMtlNT to Ille CGmllielftl Unltts you do so, PUIU.IC NOTICE
NAMI STATEMENT perso"' lnleruled In lhh metier Tiie totlowlnq persont ent dol"'O your cltfeull will be tfllered on ·~ l'~•TY •ELEASE FICTITIOUS 8UilNESS NAMI: STAT&MENT
Tit• lollowlnq per~nl ere dotno
llY••neues.
DOc;.O. TAPE, 711 W 11th St., Unll A·S, Cotta Mesa, C.. '2•21
J-R. l'l>ftlell, ~ W Bey !It .• Apt, H·tol, O.te Mew, C... •Ht7
Nl<k 8. G<-m. r I Swall-T1ll, lrvlne, Ca. mi.
Tiiis llu1lf\HS Is c-~lff "' • 91Mfll.-"111P JdW> R. Pomel I
T~lt ~ wes llltcl •1111 1"-(-IY Cltrtl of Oranoo Counly Oft S.·
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.. ,.Jiit Pllllil-O.anoe Go.tit Dell, Pllol
$N4 16,t>,JO,<Xt.7,I-Jl•t.all
Tiie IOllOWl"9 perSOfls ••• doln9 aloresald 'PIM•• ., 0.P<trlrne"'I J, ......... u es: pllcetlOfl of, .. pl•lntlff, encl this cou<t NOTICE IS MEREllY GIVIN ·-lluslneu •s. Or•..,o• c-ty Superior court, 100 PACIFIC COA$T AESPIAATORY may ente;' • IUCIQlnenl a9o1lntt you tor ti. foll-nv , .. ""of found o-• ..,~ CALYPSO SAi LI NG AS· Civic Center ~Ive West, ~la AN , SE RVI CES, INC., HI "•mllton, the rellef ,,.,.,.._In the comp1e1111, pr-rly...,,. _ llelGby tM CllyOf
SOCIATION ANO SCHOOLS, 2Ul on C)(I-14, 1-••• 11:00 O'CIOO •CIOl,C.t•lillleM.CAm27 WlllCll (-reWlt '"vamls ........ I of lrvlne Polle• °"'9<11Mnt f0r. oerlo4
Wot Ca.sl M..,._ay, Nt-" e.1c11. e.m. of MN 1111,, -then -there Pee Ille Coe st ft••••ratory w•oes. lellll!Qof moNyo-.,..~,or 1ne1c.sst1'n1....., t•> d.,._. lllcytle" Ce . .,..., •-c-. It eftV ,,., heve, lllrfly Mid S..no lce\, In<. ta C.lltoml• <..._ •• olller r1tlltl rt-tt.O In the com· re<llot, bkycle Ntb Cel""'° MarlfM!, Inc. le Calltornl• -llC841on for. Cl\el>Oe t1' ,,._ shOuld llOftl, 9CMI, •41 El Ooredll Plly., El C·•· plelnt. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN thett
corporatlonl, HU Wnt Coast noll••91'8flted~ jOft,CA~ o.-TEO:Merch19.ltl0 II no o-r -•rs •"" prove\ Ill• Hlgllway, He--1 8Hc.h, Ca. 926'.'I IT IS F'UftTHER ORDERED thel • This bullNM Is ~OftdlKIH by •CW• Rl<Nnl L. W11<k, ownt"lllP OI the pr-rty within .. ,..if
This bullneis Is conclucttct by • <•· Cot>Y of ""' oroe< to -<•11te .,. por•tlo'I. Oertr (71 davs 1011-•no tlle llllOll<lllOll 9'
poutlon. P1*4lt!IH 111 Ille o..,... c .. 11 0.11, • Peclfk C-llY N. ~... thh nollw, IN '"'• ....,.,. NII ""'" CALYPSO 111\AlllNE, INC, Pilot, .... .._..of teMfM (lrcul•· ............. Servkl\. IM .,..,.,., 111 Ille ti-. If """'' .. -· .. 111 ,,,.. e,:Jlm Parhr, 11011 publhll•f In Colt M .. o. JllWIC.O-r City ot ,,....,.,In Wllicll <••I~,, .. ~=~=~=t::= , .. ~=~~~'· ~~~~==::~, ..... ~ 5~~=· perty1flc~~~:::~llon 1
l't•t1n s..-1or c;_, r-om ..__ <;t>ltf ' PublltNd Or-c .. .-0.lly PllM Plltl!IMwd Or4119 CM•• 0.11, PllM Publl"'" Or .... Coate Otlly Plkll PUllllSMll Or-CO'ld D•llY ~1..-. PIA>ll-Or-C..Sl 0.lly "'I« Sept.tt,H,J0,0c1.1,1• n• .... Sept.1~.u.ao.0ct.1.1• Jn1.eo \etlt.t ,i.,u .a .1• ~ Sotof t.1 .. n . .ao.1• .,.., SN4 n ,1• an•
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Mldiiplt-Birfh..~
Da vid V e rbe r nt>, :-.on Dann) and Mr:-
Verberne hold thn•,• 1·Jl\ t•::. born lo tht•1r
dairy row .. Bossie · 0 11 their farn\ in A1mh'
La. "Bossie gaH' birth to foLll'. hut on1•
bBITUARIES
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NAMe UATeMENT NAME STAT(MfNT I"• IOllOwlnQ ,_,_ I\ 001"0 OU\I TM loll-ll!Q .,.,_ I\ OOlf\9 OU\!
M \\ ., ~~\ .,
I'\ !..EASING, lltOO Dow SI Sit MVRDOCI( & MURDOCK, AC:
000 Nt~8<P<Kl\,CAt?..0 COUNTING & INCOME TAX. Ul
P•11'""' row1t•. Sf)! H•ll ,....,UO>, I Powtll Cl . Coll• MorW, CA .,.i.
uun11no1on -h C.At?..o T•~ll> Mu•-•. •n Po,..11 Cl ,
I 1\1\ Dutlt>tU h (Ol'(ly{lt0 llY on In CO\le Morw, CA 91616
dt'ltlltdual '"'' Ou~tw>\\ 111 <.Oftdu<te-d t>Y f " in ..... tine l-<lwle• 1 OM dll•I
ftU\ \t•tf'mff't ••\ llf.O •Un IN> lr••• MurdOck Counly n trk ol Or•nqe Co<1nty on Thi' , .. ,.,.. ... , ••• lllllCI wlln llW
A"Qu\I 16. 1..0 Counly Citric OI Or..-oe Cou,.1v on Sep
, I' 10t1' lt Ml>er 11, l'llO IJUllll\""" Or-ro1nl Oolly Pllol .. IOIU
Y lll •,'16, U, JO ltlO M1 t0 Publl~i.o Or-Co.ii O•lly Pllol I ~Ill 16, U, lO, Ocl. 1 I* 3tU '°t •PUBUC NOTICE
NOllCI! INVITING •10s
NOllCE I!> HEJIE8Y GIVEN llWlt
11>0 o ... ro of fru\IN> of "" CO<l>I
PUBLIC NOTICE
(OMN1un11 .. (Oii-Dl•lrl<I of O••nl'I! l'ICTITIOUS BUSINESS
C.ounlV, C.lllornl•. '""' lt(elv• •Hiedi NAME STATEMENT
t>IO\ uo 101 00 pm, Fnd•v. OtCober '· Th• tollow lno persons •re domv
ltlO •• 1"" Plircn•••no 0..perl,,,.nl ot bu\lnou o w ld coll-Ol•lrl(I IO<•l•d •t IJIO TRAV ELCENTER OF HUN A<H m~ •••nu•, (O\U M•••. TINGTONBEACH,tllltl All•nlo,Hun
(elllorn1e, •I wnlCn 11,,,. w10 bid\ .. 1111 llnolon BMC~. Ca 971>48
ti. 1Wbll<ly-ano nad tor John 1 l'l•MQdn. l~t W11n1n9 PRINflN(; OF ORANGE COAST Wt11, HunlltOQlon Bf.Kl\, c •.
C.OlLEGE NEWSPAPER "COAST Jo•n E Fl .... Q•n. 1061 Wl .. llnQ R E POAT FOR "10 11 SCHOOL Wtll, HunllnQ\on Beach, C•
YEAR rn1< bu\I,,.., '' conouctod by 1n All bkh .,. 10 lie '" •ccordance wllh dlvldual• IHu.oano a Wllt l
I,.. 810 Fom1 ln•lrucllan• •ncl Condi Jonn T Fi.Mgan "°"' •ncl Sc>Hlllullon~ which •rtt now Jo.n E Fl•M9•n °"' tlle •nd mAY tw \.Kurff •n tht ot Uc.• This SC•l~l ••.s t•l•O wnn '""
011,.. Pur<-11\Q Aveni ot 1a10 COll"9"1 Coun1v Cieri< ot Or-County on S..p
dl\ttl(I lem t:wr' 1'80
E•<ll btdDff must '"°"''' wlll\ hi• ,,.,..., btd •<•\Iller' cl\rO, certified Cl>KI<, NOlllt lS & ASSOCIATES, INC or blOOt!•'> bone! ,,,_ a.v•llH 10 111t Olt C•-Orlwe
o•O•• ol llW C:O.•t Cornmun11y Collt90 "'•"" llffc~. CA. tt ... Dhl•ICI 8o•rO ol Tru>ltt\ In •n PubllsneG Or-COHI D•llY PtlOI
•mounl no! !en,...,. flwe oercenl U .. 1 Sep! 9 16 n. lO 1• .i.JHIO
ot 11\e >um llld H • OU•••n1ee l,_.t 11\e bldcler will tnler lnlo lllt pr-.ed
Cc>ntt6<1 If tfte wrne it .t••rded to PUBLIC NOTICE
"'"" •n nw event ot t•Hurf' to tonier 1n - ----lo iucn con1r.c1, '"" 1><0<eeO• 01 tne NOTICE OF DEATH OF
APWl.....,.\e Cl\e<I< will bl torfellod, or In ll'le t aM R 0 B E R T J A M E S
ot • boN!, '"" tu11 sum 111tr~01 w111 .,. LA U G H LI N SR k
du·d Thi' qu,1d111plt.· births are a n occ ur·
11•1w 1· of I 111 li'/11 OCHI. at·t·o rthng to the local
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IO<ftllod lo W•O COii-dl•lrl<I • • • a a No bldOt< -v w111><1row n11 blO tor ROBERT J . LAUGHLIN,
a ~"oo ol fo<1y.flve cm oao •11tr SR ., aka ROBERT J . 1"~~:1:::~oro1t~r::°.,';:~!:;::~ ,,,., LAU G H LI N , AN D 0 F
prtYlll'OI! ol ~lt<lln9 •ny •nd 111 btOl PETIT I 0 N T 0 A D •
or 10 w•1ve """ 1rre11u1•roll•• or on MINISTER ESTATE NO. form.tll\:~~n_.:;~ ~d ~~;~~.,.bl<l<llnQ. A· 105963.
s..crelMY. T o a I I h e i r s ,
· eo.n1o1rru\1 .. , beneficiaries, c r edi tors
Deaths For tl1t~ Record
coa,1 comrnun11y and contingent c reditors of CDll'9f 01>1riC1 R b J L hi . Pub"'""" OrdtlQt coau o6 11y Pi1oi o e rt ames aug in,
S..pt 13 :io. 1"90 1111 '° 1 S r . , a k a R o b e r t J .
Laughlin, S r .• aka Robert
J. Laughlin of Corona d el
Mar, California, and
person s who may be
o therwise interested in the
will and/or e s tate:
Elsew/U!re
CAPE ELIZABETll ,
Main e CAP) Alfre d .R.
Fall~r. an artist n o te d
for his marine a nd
lan d s cape pa1nt 10~s.
died Saturday
LA JOLLA 1AP 1
Retire d Vice Adm
Robert F. Hic key. com
mander o f the a ircraft
c arrier H ancock rlunng
W orld War fl and public
information chief for the
Navy f rom 1950 t o 1952.
died Thursday
H OLJ .YWOOn I AP 1
Actor Michaf'I Strong,
a familiar fan• to f1I m ,
televis io n and s tagt• uu
dience" m o r e than 30
year s. died o f can cer
Sept. 17 a t CPdars San~11
Hos pital
H OLLYWOOD (AP>
La Scala lyr1r
s opr ano Anita Apolloni
Mirovitch, 89. died Sun
day
Deal la .\ 0 f ic.-P~
L.4ZAR US
BENJAMIN ALfl!EO l Al ARU!> ru•O~nl ot SHI B#&c n. "' Pl\WO awav o,, Sfop1tmbu 71 1"90 ,.urvhtf'O
C)y h tS WUt ~"·~ L.•l~l"U\ •nd J \()fl\
Gr•ve,IOt ~rvkr' \liltlPrt nr10 on luf''
.S.y. !>ePl•"1Cltr 73 1"90 Al 7 OOPM di
Utt H•rbor Lt\W"I M ount 01 11P
Morluarv ot C:O.I• fMW S..0-SSS..
SMITH
HELEN ELS• SMllH IP\•d•nl ot
CO$t. Mes.a: c.. •or ?1 1 "'""'' Ptt\\,.d JJWb'f on Seopt1mO.-r n 1980 Sht' w.-. .. A
r9\1otn1 ot Ettu c1 .. 1r,. w1'"on''" 10,
rnoit of ~, Int ~ w•' ~ mf'mb4'r ot
rhe G"•<• lutl\•rttn C~urr,, C1 t
W 1\cons•n Snf' '' \ur¥1vf''1 ov /
OiUQnlHI ~r.tldi,..,. I """" ot ((KIA
Mew C• an<t MIH j()f , .. M Pur y" ot
V1n Nuv• C• '°" fuqp,,.. I! ~"'''" OI
l•f"<•\l .. r Ct! c "'"t\dt htldrf'"n .-.no /
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"4tl0 Of"! ~\day .-.,...,, .. m,,_,, lA 1Qt0
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M•morral Cr-..Df"I w1U\ Jt,.v BnKf' R
r urrlt-Ot11c1~t1nu S,,.rv1et•\ UMf'• '""°
dn t cUon Of H•rOOr l ~ .. n Mth...nt Ohv ..
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SUPERIOR COUllT
OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY 0~ ORA"Gf.
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MAllRIAGEOF
PETITIONER ERIN fLILA8ETH
C.l!AV BOLANDER
RESPONDENT JOHN ANTHONY
BOLANDER SU_,NSf,.AMIL.Y LAW>
CASIE HUMBER' 016tSn -NOTtCIEt
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Pt1RUC NOTl<:E
NOTICE OF
HOH RESPONSI 81LI TY
NOllU 1~ r<EREAY r.1VEN 1n•1
lnr unCIPf'\•QfVlrJ wHI not tw tf')l)On\tblf'
ror •n~ C)lllllt\ ot 11.-.t>1f11tll\ contrac1,.a
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S.p1 I• 11 n 1"90 311>& eo
PUBLIC NOTICE
PUBLIC NOTICE
~ NOTICE O,. T E ANO PLACE
OF PUBLIC SA COL.t.ATf.ltAL l!>ec t!04, s..tad.I. u C.C I
Nollce •• .,.,_ ..... 01..., by 11W un
oe,.19neo tn.ot • public wle ot 1~
follow1no dr\cr1btd coll•t•r•I wtll M
MIO 41 I"" hour of I 00 0 CIOO P M on I,,,. Sii\ .,., 01 Oclober, 19'0 •1
8a111oe & 8 St N ... POr1 B••c1> Coun
ty Of O'•f"Of" Statf' Of C•htornlA (.onverte<i Buoy T e.-r
This \.JM!' ls e::.1no hf'to to entoue tht-
ttQnt~ ot t~ Un1tt'd Stat~ S.mall Bu\t
nfn Adm1n1stratiori und~r WC\ltltY •or''""""' w ith M•r tnt-A:ecow•rv Svsttm~ on ftff' 1n S•c r.tmento
Cat1torn1•
MA RINE RECOVERY SYSTEMS
lhf' t>Ooat w1H tliif' d"'"'•bl• tor tn\.pec:
lion by •P1X>1n men1
This no•K~ t\ Qlwen 1n 8'<Cord•nct
Wllh ll>t IYOVl\IOf>\ ot * Uon 9SO., Su1><11v1soon Ill. 01 I~ Uniform Com
mer<••• Coek' of thf' St•tt ot C•llfornl• A l s1 .. n Co . Inc
S4"6 S.hum~ A Yf Sv1tt 8
N HollyWOO(f, C• '1t.ol By Al Sltin
Publ•\IW!d Ora._ Co.o't D•lly PllOI.
~Pl '3 IQ80
A pelition has been filed
by S h irlee Marie Roberts
and Robert J . Laugh lin,
Jr in the Superior Court of
Orange County requesting
that S hirlee Marie Roberts
and Robert J . Laughlin,
Jr ., b e appointed a s
pers onal representatives
to adminis ter the estate of
Robe rt James L aughlin,
S r ., aka Robert J
Laughlin, S r aka Robert
J Laughlin (under the In·
depe ndent Adminis tration
of E s tates A c t ). The peti·
lion is set for hearing in
Dept. No. 3 at 700 Civic
Center Drive , W est , in the
Ci ty o f Santa Ana ,
California on Oc tober 21 ,
1m M 1980 at 10:00 a .m .
Pl'BLIC NOTICE IF YOU OBJECT to the
gra nting of the petition,
l'ICTITIOOS BUSINESS y ou should either appear
rne NAME STATEMENT at the hearing a n d state
ou .. ne•~0~~0
.. '"9 P'""'"' ••• do•nv your objections or file
CL AYTON GARDEN GROVE written objections with the ~!,~o•=~n H•11•••1 s.tnl• An• court before the hearing.
Cl•'fton. Clayton a Compeny (• Your appearance-may be
Gtn•••• P•rlnerll"Pl. no• South in person or by your at·
HAlladav. s.n1• "'""'· C.hlornl• •nos t orney.
Oon•ld Dunoa<i. ISi M••leo Cir· F 0 U A R E A cte, Cosla Mew C.l1tornl• t1UI .. i Y
TMs buslne1> h conou<1ed b• a C REDITOR or a cont-
oene••1 ,,.,.,,,.,.,,,P ingent creditor of the de·
NOTICE OF CLAYTON CU •YTON & ceased , you must file your 1S:~':oia:i=,s~~~c.I =:.~:r1a,,..,.,,,P c I aim with the court or
NOTICE •S HERESY GIVEN 10 '~ By NiO E Cl•y1on present it to the personal c,, d 1 to, s o t Go Ao o N M rn.s ~!~, w•s fllt!O witn '"' representative appointed
AVER BOOK. <IO<llQ 0Us•net5 as SIT N· Counly Cl~,.. of Oranoo Counly on Sep by the COUrt Within fOUr SLEEP SHOP, Trans1.,o,. •hou 1 ~ ,, 1-months from the date of llu>1r>e1s aGOrMs " 707 S Et C•mlno em~• • ....,
R••I, s .,, c1em~n1e, coun1y 01 L.awOffk" ,.,OH• first issuance of letters as
o .. ~. Sl•t•of C•lllo•n1•. 1haf . bulk AGNEW, MILLER. CAllLSON provided in Sect ion ]al) of
1•antfer l\1b0Ulto1>em•e1e10JAMES s .. 11.,_ the Probate Code of COL BE RT, Transfertt, ""'°se busl-
r>fU <IOdroU I\ 1'10 E Ka1~11 •• s1e:u . :,:~=.~".:;11 1 <;~liforni~. The . time for ~:~1~~~11Counlv Of Oran90, Slate of Pubtisllod Oranoe CoaSI D•lty Pllol filing claims Wiii not eX·
s.1a orO!>f'rty ''"""'''*'In oen.rat Sep1 23,JO.Ott 1, u , 19'0 :ie11.eo pi re prior to four months
&• All 1100 in 1r1><1e, 11w1uru. eQulo PUBLIC N-OTICE -!rom the date of the hear·
mrn1 """ qnort w111 of '~"' ••1•11 I mg noticed above.
turtUtur' bu\IN S'S kN>w n as Sil N - - - -YOU MAY EXAMINE! Sl EEP SHOP and IOU1t<l a1101 s El FICTITIOUS BUSINESS . .
(.amino Rut. San Clemente. Coun1y ol NAME STATEMENT I the ftle kept by the court.
Or•nqt S111oof Calllornla T ~• lollowlnQ ~t\on• M< doln9 If you are interested in the I
Th• °"" '"''"'"' w111 ~ cons .. m· bu•on~s~a; u R,. N c f G R o u P estate , you may f ile a re-::;:~o ~~ ::·;~ ;r: ~~~~., ;~~~ se RV 1 c£s , 10 Ntwoor, t •nt•, Quest with the court to re-
101 ~ fl C<1m1no Rral, San C•tm•nlo, Orlvo. Su110 '1170, N•.,c>or1 ll••Cn CA Ceive Special notice Of the rnu~lv ol Orano• SlaH ol .97'60 inventory Of estate assets
f •lilorn1" Don•IO M l1ppoo11, I• 111 Vlo d f th tT !.«> l•r '"known lo I"" T•Mtltree. CorOOv• N•wc>ort Burn (At7M>l an 0 e pe I 10nS, aC·
•Ill I""""'",,~ ..... ,""" d<td•e•w• .. ~., Roi.r1 w Clemo. •111 Pembury c 0 u n I s a n d re p 0 r t s
nv l ••n••~·or ror '"" 1nr-. yu" I••• P1au F1on1ric19t, CA "011 described in Section 1200 ""~~1:~~[:!?;::,;.,1~ t'l80 0.:.;:;, ~i:.;::~:.::•1ur 1•a 0• • ~f0J=~ California Probate
1tM1'f~tN"' fhl\ \lAtf'f't'tif'f11 Wit\ tllf'G •llh thf'
JOH" P RAPILL.0 Counly Clo•• ol Or•noe Counlv °" John A . Duncan, At·
torney at Law , 610
Newport Center Drive,
Suite 1530, Newport
Beach, Ca. 92660; tel :
(714) 64(>-2320
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l'tl81.1(' NOTIC •:
FICTITIOUS llUSINEU
NAME STATEMENT
f ""' 1011ow1n11 ,...,.., 'on .... , ,,. rto•no
nu\tnfll\\ rt\
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Publt\f'Wroa OrM9 (CM\t D•••v Piiot ~D1 9 I•, ll JO, 199() .!<>II IO
PUBLIC NOTICE
Publl•""" OranQO Co'"' 0•1ly Piiot S.DI 7l. 7•. lO, 1990 .MIA.el
PU8LIC NOTICE
CITY 01' FOUNTAIN VALLEY, CALtFOltNIA
NOTICE INVITING BIOS
l'lt0JIEC1' NOS. -& -FOlt THIE CONSTltUCTION O,. IEUCl.10 STltlEIET
ANO fOINGElt AVENUE MEDIAN LAHOSCAl'ING, lltltlGATION I UXTUltlEO OONCltETe
NOTICE IS HEREBY qlven lhel thf City Council of IM Clly of Fourot•ln V •llfy. C&llfornl•. will recelv• l•<d P•OPOWh unlll tl'le l\Our 01 I 00 p.m. on S..Pl•m~r JO, 1990 tor <onllrvc11on ol Euclld Slree1 ano Edll>Ql!r Awnu. M ..
it hfl'\t(iW \/!If)' ,.U, 1b~ MOnl" Vl\IA,
Nri A ( °"'"' Mf1\.it, ( Autnrnl..-9'16U
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t ·' Af'O'"' f.Jtn.r ""tt~ ( Allforn14' <n•IO
..nhflltl ';( nlU~t M 0 , Inc , a
C •l1hu111n c Df'Oor.-.tlon 1/} Vic tori•.
'oull• 7 1 lti\I• IM..., C•ltlorn1• '7'77 dl•n L.tncl\<aplng, '"1Qe11Drl & Tulu•«I Concrete In •«orO.nce wltll II•
MOM«n l<l\•11tllou. 13 C.O•Mlt y Pl•n\ '"" SoeUlic.•llon•
Un.itft t••wP11n "*'"h, (.a11torn1.t 91660 . P..-ooowh shall be Qrttenled under w•lt'dcov-er •nd ih•ll br .ccompen~d
Rooh<>l•I> s .. 11rr11, 1n1 JO.Oquin Cl . I by Ont of .... tor ms ot b•CIOC!r\ ,.curlly required under lnstrucl!Ot>S lo bl-rs '""It•'"()'),, ,.11,0.,,, .. 9?10'f All PtOPOWI\ ~h.111 bP m1rlced .. eucllo Strf'f't •nd Edinger Avenue ''••<U•n c, 11 f ••11. 7011 w S.n LorMto. l anclM&Pl"ll, lrr19<1llon & TulurtO Concrf'lt , Prolt<I Nos .S & ..... -
'•""'" AnA. r ttlltn"u" '"°' men~ or deUverect \0 •t •o bf' 1n IM h•nds of Ow City Cle rt..••~' ottl<• in tM r •• Yll Ae•t•\. 17~ 8ri•lol Ctrclo. Cl1Y Hall, 10700 Sl•I•• Avenu., on or btlort ll'lt hour \l•ted ,., ,,,. d<t\lon•le<I
\ 1 O• Ano-In, C•lllorn1a ~'I llmo a ll blO< •t<tl"1HI wlll lie e>ubllCIY oc»M<I. •umlNd ano Cll!Clared by l"-
M •h.mDoO Sh&l\ano••n. 1 S?• C1ly Clerk. Bl-" ano '"" pubtoc .,. ln•ltod lo ... Pf' ...... l •1 uw <le<l•••llon ot I ~ ... nd4' .it\lttt Orlvf" (orCH'la ct.I Mat, Sdld pr()OOWI\
(ol1lo•n1"t1&7S All bid\'° rK•l•eO, ... mlntO •nd Ot<l••«I wlll bl! roftrreO by ttw City
In•• of)''"'" 11 <or><Juc10d b• • tor Cl<!rk lo "'-City Enql,_, •nd 1"-Clly Allor,.y for <fWOl"Q .,.., r_,, lo ll'le POr .. loon C1ly Council •I II• ·~1 ........ unoon Oc•-· I,,..., Am" Enluprt.e•, Inc Prior lo <om.._clno worl<, ll1t conlreclO• ..,d •II subc.ontroclo" •IWlll CIC>
B"OIWr AmttwM!d, l•ln •~ ..... Ileen" lrom ttw Clly DI Fount•ln Valley In 11<cor0...C• wllh It. p,~,.,,, Clly Mun>cl1><1I Code VOiume i, Tiiie s. CIWlpl•,. s CIA - s °"
Thi\ ,,.,_, ... , 111..S Wiii\ ,,,., All blcb ... lo bt C°"'P'""' on IM .,..,. ol ll'lt IOI-Int..,....,..,. of-·
Counly Cter• ot Or•,_ Counly on Stp. Item\
temDtr S. 1'llO Fl.._., ITEM OUCltll"TION
llMdl.., Ul\lhUlllllQ
lrrl9'1tlon SYllM\
4" THlurect Concrt'le
4" Colortel PCC
OVANTITY
Lump Sum Lump Sum Pub!"""" Or•l\QI! Co.nl D•llY Pllol, I
S#pl • 1•. 1l JO, 1tl0 :1611., ~
PUBLIC NOTICE -----l'l(TITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followlno persoM are dolno
bu'lnes'•' ASSO<'.t ... TION FOR OENTAL.
HEALTH, 11174 Culvtr. Suite 8 ,
trvlne, CA "771S
Rol>trt L. Cunnlnvn•m, D.O.S ..
1141 Port Maro•te Pl., N•wport
B.,ch. CA""'°
J•mH w. H°"9'1, '" Emtr•ld 8ay, l~ IMIKll, CA '7•51
JoM P Erlll!lmoen, )601 Slut
Kty, Cor-<tel Mar, CA '761S
T1116 butlneu h <onclucttd by •
oener•I pen""'"'lp R-.i L CunnlnolWlm,
0 OS.
fl'lh tYWmel\I w-. fllM wllh ltw
c-•Y c1e.-of Or-County on s.i>·
tember 11, l'llO f'tOI ..
P11bll•lwd Or-Coe'I Dally Pl!Ot
S.01111 16, U, JO, 0c L 7, 1tl0 371..eG
-Sctuoart Feft ..... Sctuol•• Fft'I
In IK<ordence with Ille PrO'll•loM ot Sec1lon 1T70 lo 1171, ln<lutlw of I,,.
L.Abor Codi of IM SW• ot Calltornla, ttw Cltv Council of lllt Clly el Fo\lntaln
Valley l1as bv ,..,..Ul10fl UCtM.llMd IM pre¥alll11Q ,_rty rate Of w~ for
tlKh craft .,, type of _,,,..,. or mecll.lfllc -lo utc<1le ltw contract
which wilt De •w.,_ lo ltw succeul<1I ~. Prt••lllllQ •-tn cl.,1lllc•·
tlon not provldtCI tor by rnol<1llan tllall nof be 1"1 -tlle most r.cent wao-clelermlftellon lor ttw 0reft9t County •rt• n pullll"'9d by Ille u.S. Det>trt"*lt
of L.•bo<, -In no event Shell It be '"' than Ille nl•4>11•hecl F-• •I Minimum W•oe.
No bid wlll be con•kllrtd unln• 11 '' .....-an ltw oflkl•I bl•n-torm lurnlslltd by ltw City ano 11 m-In <1<cordllflc• with ttw provisions of lflh
Notice -1'lt .,,_., requlre,,,.nh -c-ltlonl Ml IOt'lll _, S.c1loll 2 of tilt SpecHfcellon•. Eac:ll bld<ler must be !Ice..-In eccordllflc• with •Pl)flc••
bit St•I• U"".
Pl•M. Sfleclllc•llon• ano ofllcl•I pr-11orms to be -tor blootno u,,
be obtal ..... Oflly M ttw off let of lllt City EnQl,,..r, City Ho1ll,
Cos! of Mid Pt-end $9ec Ille ell-Is U.llO, lnth"'lllQ ta1, 11 ltw blddt• rt
-'' llWll Ille Plant encl Scle<llketlOM oe ""''by mall, ltw malllno -IWtnoi.
Int charve tlwlll be en edCllllOftel '' oo ,..,..,.r ,._ cost of t11e Pt--Specltk.-i..1. nor tM <Ht Of mo1111no -_,,,. •111 i. ret-.
Tiii City·-.... ,,,.,..,.. to rei.<t MIY Of' •11 l>l<b
Deled: Se!>t-IWO
E""lyn lil<Ci.noton
Clly ci.r-of IN Clly Of
F-elft Valley, C•lllorllle
Pvbll.\Nd Orenot Coetl 0.lly Piiot ~r U, H•
The B1gges 1 Marke tplate On The Orange Coast
COAST LIFE •nd DAILY PILOT
CLASSIFIED ADS
One Call
Service 642-5678 Fasl Credit
Approval
•...•.••••.............•.••••.••..............
EQUAL HOUSING
OPPORTUNITY
Pubtiiher's Notice:
All real est alt.' advert •~cd
in this new~1>apl.'r 1s ... u1 1
Ject lo lht· Fl•dcrul F;111'
llous 1ni: \1·t uf l!ll>H
which make' 11 1llc>11:.il to
a llvertr:.c ",1n) pre
lcrenn·. llm11at111n. or
1hsl·nmmauon ba:.e<l 011
ra1·e . c11l11r , religion. M'\
or natio nal on.:111. or a11
11\tl'ntwn 111 makt· u ny
sm·h pref Prenl'l'. l11mta
lion. u1 1hs• n minal1on '
f'h1:, lll'"'llllJK•r Wiii lllll
k now111gly a 1·1 1•pl any
<1cl vert 1s1n1. f11r n •al
e.lal<: whic h 1:. 111 ' 101.1
tum of the la\\
ERRORS: Advertisers
should check their ads
daily and report er-
rors i~diotety. The
DAILY PILOT oss.,._s
liability for the first in-
correct insertion only.
Houses for Sole . ....•.................
Gener at 1002 .......................
NEWPORT SI 18, 900!
V,•11 al fordable N1·wp11rt
Ter r :ic•e 1 und o' L'p
~radcd ""rt urut Exira'
w 111d11"' 1fftord moire
1ti.:h1 an<I '1t•w 11lu~
add 1· d co u n l c r ' &
... tcirJ.:1 111 l'uuntr1
knchl·n· T .. 1!.1 mc-r lov.
inu·n ·,1 1•111 P·" ment
l11w p1 t11<· lo .. in 1 Hl1 ,·, .
Sl·Kll mo $1i!I JOO 1 "l'l'
.111d '>lll1m 11' ( II ("ii liOt1
13'>1
.) .. ,. ::, ff a r'IJor ~ Rid~c-~,~Reafly, Inc. ·y · 67S-116l
SPYGLASS Hill
01\ uer mu~t 'ell th('
clc~an l 1 l.u:.k 1
:-;cwportt<r 11111 I 11 1.
frml dining rm. :.1cp d o w n I 1 \' r m . p v t
C'OUrt~ a rd spa Own1•r
"-111 conds1der trade ur
exchange. \ITD nr land
contra<'! Pra ed a l
St59.900
HARBOR RIDGE
REALTY
544-9411 675-1163
ClASSIFIED
INDEX
To Place Your Ad, C"I
642·5678
HlotlS
A.d•ertltert tho111.td
...... lllek .... deify
e•d re,ort t tro tt
1-tdietely. T1w DAil Y
PILOT .,_ lleMtlty
for Ill• ..,._, t..corucl
itourfiO'I °"'Y
HOUSES FOlt SAU
1002 . 1100
OfHSt ltlAL ESTATE
1200 . 2'00
ltE:HTALS
llOO • 4UO
IUSINESS, INVESTMENT
FtNAHCI
SOOS · SOJS
ANHOUHCEMIWTS
SlOO
LOST & FOUHO
SJOO
P'StSOHALS
USO
SEIYICIE DIHCTOIY
6000
SCHOOLS&
INSTltUCTION
700S
JOIS WANTED
107S
Hli.P' WANTIEO
1100
MStCHANDISI
IOOS · 100
FttH TO YOU
1045
IOATS & MAltlHl
IQUlrME:HT
tOIO • 90t0
TIANS,otlTA TIOH
'110. t400
AUTOMOllUS
HIO ·H74
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i ·;·
i a~.t j. \ ~.
i } ~ .... ! Businessmen
fl / you "'e doing
jbri•f ncss under a
: f'1 r 111 w11s llus1 ness
1 Vamv you are required
~by lu u.• 1 Husrness a11d
i r>rof essums Code .'iec ! 179110 to 17C/.101 111 f 1le a
l ,.. , c I 1110 IU fJ" .~In e .0 .
i Narnl' Statement and l ~ha ve 1t published /or i
; four consecutwe u,V?eks j
i WE al the DAILY !
i J> I LOT ca11 flelp with ! l both. Call t11e u ;c;A1. I' j /) E /1 /\ H TM 1': N T a t ! 642·ol32/ 1'.:rt .132 /or j'
l furtl1n mformot11m .
i ............................................... I
Ha\ e somethanl? to i.cll"
Class1r1ed 1ub do •l well
1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••
DESPERATE
REDUCTION
Va1·11.nt ' 1 Bd r m 2 l.iuth
home, 1'0:r.y kitchen w11h
liar Bn<·k fireplace, 2
l'ar attached garage .
~up••r i.harp 1 Vacant.
0"11cr Hnx1ous llcduced
$.'>.1100 Now Sl 29,!150
(;all ~46 2:1 1~1
I '#'Ill''• 11 • • ' ''· ' ,,, ;, I
NWPT.HGTS
MUST IE SOLD
-i h d rm. lge ram rm.
n ewer, wllh Tudor de
s1i:n. a:.surrl(.• loan w11h
•mh 20'. <In
DRIVE BY "'
412 16TH PLACE
$185,000 or?
hule Un111ut• hm~ Sig
675-6000
4 Shcrp Units
< ·1o.,r to l1<·ac·h . I! lltlrms
1111 :1 .111 w1dt< In t t11r onh ~IU0.000 Or louy ltir on'.
I\ ~11(1.ilOO 1·1·1:
JACOBS REALTY
675-6670
Palatial Estate
111 p rest11:1ou:-. Spyglass
11111 I lldrm l\flf!{eCIUS
rl1·11 "p 111 111u .:; l a m1h
r11om . lite a nd hnghl
lhr 1111ul. suµer lur.:t· vool
and -.pa, ouh1:1nd1ni.:
u -.ed hr 1c k pat io
SS!i9 0110 Clwn .. r .... 111
1 Jrr1 at t2';
WHY DO
MEN ST A Y HOME?
To enJO} the l'Omforts of
a home like this bc<1uty 4
bllrm s . ~paciuu~ family
rm. prof ctecoralL'<I a nd
la11 d sc ape d G J l l!
g u,1rderl 1·omrnu111t'
pn ' ale l•·nrn . pC"Ju l and
breath lak1n i.: ncl.'an.
h:irbo1r tlKJuntam :rnd t•1
LY hl!hh Vil'":. S600,000
Call tt.il;1~ !!79·5.170
ALLSTATE·
R~ALTORS ..L
TWO FOR ONE
T\\O cute ho uses-on e
l o " pri ce Pr i me
r.1bts 1tle C11sta ~l e-.a rental~. Sl-l9 .. 'iOO fi41Vi171
offers
r u c k
sought
NEWPORT
DUPLEX
2 l;111ts on fee land.
Aero~~ trom park Near
beach, bay. & sho pping.
Prtced at 5205.llOo E\'e.S
642 2:!.'>3
DOORS re BEACH
2 2 Duplex O wner
n1t1trva1ed Open to
c rt•al1ve fin a ncin g
Po:.!>ibh hltle o r no eash .
Will trade propert1 l>aal
c ar · or '!" S2-l9,0uo.
Eve!> :>-18-07 l:'i
associated
BllOKEAS-AEAl TORS
lOl ~ W Bolboo 6 • 1 166 I
PAINT& SAVE
-l Bdrms -den. c horce
t r \·e lined Newporl
neighborhood. Anxiously
bargaan p1iced 1 Sl89.500
~·7171
Of'IN /ol 9 • "\ IUN IOM ,.,,., I
l~llltl
NOTICE
how Dally Pilot C lass-
ified ads d isplay their
messa11es with legibiUty
and Impact? Our ads, we
are proud to say. r eally
get results P hone
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CASH A.OW S'9.tSO
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'M•~ JI•.(.
C.M. DOLLHOUSE
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~ THE REAL I
ESTATERS I
MAGNIFfCEHl
8000 S F . VIEW
._.ANSI ON
SI 7SO.OOO
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JUST U•t MI W
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111,111 l.\tlh -.11h...,t.11111.1T 1lo\\n pavrnt•ftt
'"k111 l' S~'l I noo
IALIOA ISlAMO-
l01 A'OllHA
Ont• of a kind. old world d~sign &
riualtty or lhis new auth.,.ntic French
Not rnandy home. 4 Bdrm. 3 bath
t us tom hom t• with fin es t
"' aftsnians hip & a nwnities. Now
.1vai lahlC' $.5M.'i.OOO. Cull for 1:1pp't.
IAYFllONT
W<• have ·everal fi ne homes
w1lh pier & slip.
El TORO HORSE COUNTaY
I . B.drm . ,:1 baths : ranch st yle.
m tt)J estalt' 1n oranJ!e g-roves. $240.000
I ti ' ' ,. ' II• I 'II• I ii I
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C:: SEL ECT
t PROPERTIES
JUST LISTED l
\, "~ f1 11 tf 'MI \ I I
11111 1 ..... l •' •• '·
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
,,
HI I I W<" ti l 'l hOOO
34 1 Bo y~•d•• Ortvt• N B b 75 6 lb I l\ol • l • 11<1 h j'I Olt I
\\ llh f,I I I I 11
T11~tin Pool Ho..,.
t-'ttlll f>t'\llu. 111 b olfl,
, .... , 'I"' .:.• 1111\j ,111ol
111 11 h 1 llat 'II 11 \ I. 111
lt>Jlt ·•I )111 •k• I''"'"
thn •II lft I I ~\
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$1 .. >I~ \ I "' ·.,~1
SPYGLASS HILL
"11h11111 .. 11. 1 1111 1111
ol1ni11 •'-I\ Ill 1•1 .. 1
l11d" I 1'1 I 11111 1 11 t C OMMERCIAL
REAL ESTATE \\ p,1 lt.11t. \Ill>· 1
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llart.11 \ , '' l«·.dr1 CAREER
~11·1-111 .... 111 •• 1 1 .. t.1l1li,h1·ol 1111 •• 1 I 11 Ill I~
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li111l..t>r .1i.;1· 1 .. ,1 .. n-.1\l' ""
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$80 000 Rexi~Terms .l Ii I' 1 o H.1 \I '\\
1-Jrpct-d1 ·•1>1.·~ """" .1ppltJ11et•' p.11n1 , 11
Uhl .111 ,.:.11.1..:•· ;!11.11
Gr1·1·n' 1111 S· 111" 1
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642-7743
STARRY NIGHTS
TwiMlinq Liqhts
\.\ [} beautiful h11.hh
up_i.:rdded S htlr m hllm1•
:-unken ll'\·ing 111om "1th
c.11 herlral 1 ••11in i.:' and
lireµlar1· \l.11l\ , u,1 .. n1
lo·..iture' l nu1mp101111;.
Ill.! I I\'\\ Of lll\IUfll.1111!>
llC't'.111 o ,rn\ 1111"' & Ut \
FIXER $91 .000
Hnnl! 'our p.1mt tirn ... h
anti ,3\l' lhousand ... • .i
lidnn l•l\•t1home 111111111!
r 1111111 IJll \<11<.' ti-ct'
'hal11·d p.11111 ,11111 hul(o•
g 1ecnht•l1 .1u ... 1 -;1 .. µs
from rl(l\tl lm1.111-,,.1bll' Ill
11),111'11 I .di !NiJ 1i76':
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ALLSTATE
REALTORS
!!SO MUCH
FOR SO
Ll'nLE!!
l.11" 111 11r renl 11 uul 11 ·,.,
a grl·at 1t11 l'st111cn1 1 \t
onh S 211 .. 1110 }"u'1 c
liou~ht ·' wrnm•r' This \\•1od pJncled muh1l1•
h11111l' in a grem lone
lion I!> l.!U.1rantl·C•!1 lo
mJkc )OU rn1111 ~ l'Jl..l•
ti\ o·r h.t ro .;.i.,; !>491
THEl,AHD OF
CHARLIE CHAN!
\ IJ>oll lhl' falllUU J>o dl•tt'I
t11 c• ... ra111nt1 h aunh &
in the l'•l't1tr11! rt'l1n• lo
your 1•o:r.~ httk r-onrl11 111
thl' hl'•ll t ol I 1•111ol ulu.
lla11 :i11 H1•111 11 out wl1(•1t
~l)U r t• not lal'JllOlllllJ.; &
\IHI \'\• j!llf ,1 \\ 11111 l' I
Hr~h b.dJnn• $511.1100 pluJ>o
l1rst & a-.k111 g unly
Si:i IM)() 54."1 }~191
CORONA DEL MAR
Cull! older 2 l!t li m hum,·
on R·2 Int I )(·1·a11 '"'l' o f
lite h" 1 "''"' root 'op
pt.'r 11lumb1n1.. r. rep(Jt'l'.
t':J rtH'I' 111 .t cir .t(ll''
::.IRi,500
17141 673-4400
t2 1ll 621-2121
HARBOR
,, [)I\ hl1111 •11
II a rhor I n1 ""I ml·nl ('11
SPECTACULAR
VIEW-CdM
Char min!( cu::.tum honw
l~:ated on the I.Jest st reet
1n Coron a <ll'I \I ar
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•675-7060 •
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Boy&Beoch
Real Estate
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ATTENTION
REAL ESTATE
N.I .
PROFESSIONALS
Thl• William .\l1t·haels
Co will show you how to
m uke 1t happen ~ow
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Jre in1en1ewinA s<1lt•$ &
management personnel.
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large home bl'n.IUSl' nl
high interest rates. but
the owner n( 1h1:. home 1s
a n investor 111ll1ng to
consider an~ ll'rm~' Br
creative and he prepuret.1
to move into this 2So() sq
It 4 bedroom . 3 balh
house in NEWPO HT
Bt·:ACH featunng ~1 park I•----·-·---•-•-•--~ like rear yard und a :>pu
in the master bedroom
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BEAUTIACATION '80 AWARD
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2-ltory duplex wltt. forenr VU of
PHilioft & boatiftcJ acH•lty. OwMr's _,.
has 2-stary MOiter suite wtth fir-1plK•,
sittillg "'°"' & brigltt decor. ConMt'
locaffalt wtth loodl of s..-. footOIJI
includH two 3 beod. + ..th. s 1.095,000.
673-6900.
NEWPORT CREST PLAN 4
Clow to pool • .._., & spa & steps to
~h. W~ed 3 bed, 61""' ~
to Ml! $179,500. 631-1400.
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This 4 BR 21 :i bath has just been
decorated for you. C'ome see this
gr eat fami ly homt> with pool in
West cliff. S.175.000
IN NEWPORT CENTER tis 644-9060
REALTORS
675·55 I I
NEWPORT SHORES: Two btdrOOftl. ....
A·frw, close to CCMNRUlllty pooh. NCJltMd
te.is courts mid clubhouM. WltMR w•llMJ
distance to beach. All for _,, S 129 .500
and Cll'I Newport lkoch oddrns.. 419 62nd
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COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS
2515 E. Coast H wy .• CoroRO .. Mar
675M55 I I
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SEOBSE ELllRS ca.
OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE
IA YSHORES IA YFllONT
Spectacular 40 Foot Frontage, Pier
& Dock Jn Exclusive Bayshores
Community. Lovely Master Suite
With fir epla ce Plus Four
Bedrooms & Bonus Room & Den.
Spacious Dining Area With Wet
Bar. Truly Gorgeous View Of
Is lands & Channels. And An Extra
Large F r ont Patio & Deck . s 1.650.000.
NEW LISTING · UDO ISLE
Prime Location . Community
Beaches. Clubhouse & Tennis.
Street To Street. Extra Large Quiet
Corner Lot. With Traditional Four
Bedrooms. Plus Great Quarterw
With Bath & Bar . Billiard
Landscaped Recreation R<Jbm .
Beautifully La ndscaped Lanai &
Paito. $43.5.000.
NEW CONDO t lSTING, IACk IAY
Spacious Two Bedroom , Two Bath.
Re modeled Kitchen. Private Patio.
Immaculate Condition . Beautiful
Com.munity Grounds. Pool. Putting
Green. Co n ven ient Location.
$132.950.
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640-9900
BLUFFS CONDO
FEE LAND
3 bedroom . 2•,~ bath "Q" plan.
Spacious living room. formal dining
room and a billiard room. Beautiful
g r eenbe l t loca ti o n rlose to
community p oo l. Owner wi 11
cons ider AITD. $247 .500
RCTaylorCo
640-9900
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640-5357
GREAT FAMILY
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MESAVHDE
CAPE COD
Large S Bdrm. 2 , hath.
•·omer lot I<\' iH'C .. .,s.
sprinklers fr11 nl and
back. Ask in~ Sl87 .5110 Call 540-tl ·.1
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• • REALTORS
E-SIDE DUPLEX
r wo 3 Ir. Units
$142.500
FULLER REAL TY
546-0814
NEW CONDOS
EASTSIDE C.M.
2.'i l2 Sanla An:. Ave
2 flit 21/B ba. 1•ontemp
design Sll6.000
646-5096 646-6093
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LOW INTEREST
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497-1761
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on bt•autilul oversized
lol. Redone in carthtones
and wood, with Urt('k
fireplace. large patrn.
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lush shade trees Prit•erl
lo sell at S 118.000. Ca II to
da1 ' 540-1720 TA RBELL.REALTORS
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3 Bdrm. 2 1·ar garage,
new bath. Large covered
11a1 io Best s t reet on
Westside. <)nl~ S91.900
645·9161
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realty
A SUBSIDIARY OF
THE IA VINE COMPAN Y
ONTHEWATH!
Buy at today's price and close
escrow in November. Gorgeous 2BR
plus den home with spectacular
view of l ake activity a n d
Saddle bac k mountain . T h is
luxur ious home also has a large
kitchen w/eating nook and a private
dec k off t h e ma s t e r suite.
Assumable financing. $235.000. Dan
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851-1666
FOR LEASE
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Be..tiful layfront
New carpet, parnt a nd
t·hurm on f.Wy wrth pat1u
o n W A'l'l':R ltl'ally
special 2 i.tory 3 bdrm .
3 1, ba . r rplc . n e w
kitc·he11. $1700/mo lease
Walerfmnl 1Sal1~bun
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WINT& RENTALS
2 Udrm home. lovely
patio and garage SliOO
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garage. SHIOO/rm
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RENTIMES 1131 4555
HOME FOR RENT
••LWES! Houghly 10 10 t•hoosc
from S375 ~ monthly
on I year lease. We 're <he ones to call
W\"wlb ridge
Realtlj
551·3000
1920 l\arra!W'a Pkw•·, lrvhlt'
Woodbridge, Jbdrm .
twnhse. $5511/mo. "o
Pets.
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Best l"Y in Town
12,55 2Br. lBa. lront
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new exterior s u11pltetl b'
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w deck. unfum. ~IOlse
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bdrm h ome. unfurn
$1200 mo be. Include:-.
utrlll1es
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lower. ~ar, furn o r un
rum $l200/mo
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yard & garage Family
please K ids & pet!> ~25 Spa1·111u' l lir " Lri.: ,.ekome Call 9fi4-2566 or
H<•aullful Golf Course
C11ndo W gr eat view 111
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end unit Air, PoOI. s pa.
$725 mo lnrld s
washer d~ er Adu.Its. no
pets. Owner 760 1719.
lloat shp Tr) IO'. down. 200 Via larcelofta
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yrd. krd.s JM:t<; 1.\-clrnmc !)73-2971 .\gent. no fee
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seller 1 OGniir..i > j QUAIL P R DI E 1 5 .-\ <' Co 111
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Lou BreclMI & Assoc.
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Iba. 19S.l A or 1954 B
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F'rplc & ga.r16424 >fee
REHTIMES 631-4555
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pool & Jae on cul-de !>ar
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lam rm. atnum, a r . nr
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2 hrs a\.. a.\ Spt.•ct acular
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& lJay. S850 2131378 3119
l1a frph lilt in:. 2 i:ar Exec fom1I) home. lj!e &.
g ar, rn· rm, S!lf1(1 mo \ery prn,nl'W" rPdl'<'.3
Xlnl .1re.1 near shop~ IJr 2 ha fam rm wl't
i:ardener. water & I ac. n•i pch, S&.>IJ mo. <Jva1L
:-.;.,, 1 ~1 :11nar1 t> REDUCED ho mu near the wat, r 11n SJ.112.'>,fJOtl ----Corona det Mar 3222 · •.........••..•........ 1h1• Lido PenrnsulJ? Davis & Clark ---------• ·~f to heuch. pt sea view.
1 t~5 .'>71il h.1r. •·rpts . 1lrps bit ms,
"J:.h dry . rcfrq~ •
atnum. '<Ira~ 56511 mo
LeaSl' prer 968 4737
540·0511
LOCJY'ICI Beach J248
THE BLUFFS
L11~r hay 11te1A . Most
tles1red ongrnal ar l'a
Spacaous.3 bdrm -hob·
h) rooll\, end unit. Huge
patto $250.000 gt ,
G.11)"5560.
• 1lmcr 7 rm. 2 ba. 2story
sngl on It 2 buildable ~·
lot. S315K OWC 2nd
SlOOK 1101 Seashore
O pen datly . Owner.
645-8410
NEWPORT HTS.
700 Lido Park Dr.
114 IBr. I ba. furn 851-1666
~·~Br Iba. sss.ooo IRAND NEW
1122-2Br 2b<1 $65.ooo 6 UNITS
Com muml) pool. walk to 2 Br units w/garuges Isl
s h u p ~ & m a n y owne r benefits I.re.rt
lnT~eCity JnVINETERHACE Spac
5br. 3ba. form d /r fam
rm. wet bar i;:a-rdcrt'er fn
c L $1 000 ,m o AGT
&i4-9635
2ttr Hl11 . II\ rm. lq1k.
gurclencr. no pct:.. S500
548.51(27
•••••••••••••••••••••••
'.;raciOu!> hvrng rn lovel~
J bdrm. 2ba w /spa. No
11ets S8251mo. 497-4072 Huttinqton Beoch 3 24 0
••••••••••••••••••••••• Oceanrrom mobile home
t'harmrng 3bdrm estate f rom SSOO m o. t 714 l
W balcony' 1ew 1-~rplc 49:1 3816
---1 Bdrm. 3 bath Coodo. restaurants. r e n t a I a r e a 1 n Watlrfront Homrs Wcstmm:.ler O\H1er will
BY OWNF.R: 2br. l bn,
hse w gd !>ize yd & lot t)f
storage r m Cln. nice.
dse to s hppg & trans
S7!1.500-ownc r will cam
2nd at 12': 21:J •'46·29-13
wkdys. or 7H ·R93 L2-l8
9am·2pm
On the beach. 2Br. 2Ba
Opl x frplc. patrn p\l
road Fantastic vie"'
S8251mo. 673 5432
2Br Hewty ~corated
Downlown, shopprng I
hlk . bc·h :! m1 . new
parnl crp1 . drJ)S. gar Jge
~00 mn. ~tr Trrbolct
S.'i2 7•)5.'i
&~aragetoot fii59tfec hd -,-----RE:'llJ'IMES :i ~ rm. I 1a . recent I\ FOR SALE BY OWNER 2200 ' r $1!19.000. As-
l.1Jnt 5 Br 3 & On!) sumable In Own/Agt
S26!1.SUO. Owner will 1;.aa.97~
Inc. 631_14n0 hel,11 lrnancc Ag cnl
" 6.Jl T.100
R~ Estate Exchange 3 Bllrm l.Jrge 'Jrd . 2800 WA7'TED 2br. housll Red£'cur Kuls Pcb Ok
• ' f); 1 1555 restored charmer. New
lleau11ru1 hrand ne" 3
hdrm 21 :c ba Huntrnitton
lle:n·h home. t:omplell'I\'
carpeted & d r aped s
blot·k!> from beurh &
:.ch0t 1b S900 per mo +
utrb Owner wrll main
lain e)(t yard r are l'all
!16()..1614
lTpl'-. drps. appha nres.
wood paneltng. walk to
llt'ad1 & town. Ocean •"Jrry al SISOO monthly -Acreaip for Salt I 2 00 5-UHITBLDG.
:--;car Newport He11!hts
Fantasti c 3 bd r m
n1A.ner·s unit w fam rm.
for mal dining rm, 2' ~
baths & frrt•pla<"c 1 other
luveh units ca1 h " 2
hd rms .. 2 baths &
l1replace r\tnums &
patiOl>. 6 closed ~aragc:+ ol parking spa<'es. Only
4 yrs NEW. 1450.000
Wesley H. Taylor Co.
Realtors 644-491 0
p rerer So of H.ighwuy. S550mo 6i5 .. l!ll2 Hkr
$500"$650 !'>42-7255 work \• tlh $20.000 down No ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~;;~~~ needed I 714 I •N-EWPO--•R•T•H-El•G•HT-•s• ~lJ Acr~. S.S.000 per acre>.
hnal subdtv1s1on map n·
ad.' to go l hr dnve '" downtown San 01egu.
·~···················· 1-'Tesnu hr. 2 ba. pool. p\l
baekyd. lor Orangl' OJ
home 12<1.11221 ·lti8H IRVIHE TERRACE
Lovely Three Bedroom.
Two Bath Ho me With
u nsurpassed Views Of
B a y • 0 c e a n
$1 100 :\1onth Year':.
Lease Broker, 759 9100
:'>Jesa del Mar 5Br JBa.
2300 ~q ft 1•lcc gur. i\ 1L
Gardener me!. nn pets
Nice. SIOOJ mu 751 1998
\ r c w frpl t• S6S0
~ 6306.
" .. "port t-lcri;:hts o~
Owner 2 Bdrm I Ba 2
Dbl Garage!> Gi9 ~67
F.ves.
M AGNIFICENT
H4CIEHDA OH
IACI< BAY
Will trade lor Condo:. in
llawa11. '.\lammoth. Vail
ur " 4 Bdrm. M <irds
r w m . pool $~99.000 .
,\~enl &If~ l().1-l
BIG CANYON
New t>xc lus rve I 1strng
Ftnesl custom hom on
the golf course . .'i Bclrms
w11 h on·r 60011 sq ft uf
beaut. d<n ltnk: and e\·en·
1ng 'rew:.. lncredrl.ile
seeunt~· Ii) appl. thru
Wm Ole. SI, 750.000
t Co~Realty
& Investment
640-5777
EASTILUFF
LtL"un ous open hvmg &
d1n1ng rooms, :i Br.
llu r r~, won't la s t !
1199.1100 0\\'C w/IO«
llown. Open Ilse Sund a\.
\'all for prior Appt Prin
UIU\'
642-1736 5s7.4437
2787 lristol St. CM
PENTHOUSE
StM.000 onJr SBK down. &
ownl!r will finance at
12%. 3 yrs. Pis call Bkr
631 ~6. S41J.2(W)g
BLUFFS
120.000 down·4Br. 38a.
Owner wiU sell on con
t ract or lease opt ion .
Broker , Steve 957-1900.
540.9;j45,
EA.5TBLUFF
3 BR + fam Rm. open
L&R +d e n p l a n .
Carefree pool sized yard
lmm ac h o m e with
charm. S199.UOO. 10% as·
s umalile loan. 752-2197
owner fagt.
Newport Shor es 48r . nr.
beach. $159.000. Assume
lst T D ot $127 ,000 at
12'2'; I 760 1977 By
owner.
CHARMER
Thrs rem odeled home
features added master
bdrm and famtl) room . 2 r 1repl ure:., ha rd wood
rloor i.. new copper
plumbint:. new root. H V
a('cess and much, mueh
more. New offerin~ at
fl89.900 Call 5'10· 1 lSI
~HERITAGE
• • REALTORS
CUFF HAVEN
S pacious home plus
'1ew. 2 Bdrm. d1n1ng
room. antl 111n: s1ttmg
r(lo m upst airs with
panoram1l' view Lovely
patio. garden!>. 1·ustom
bwlt ror s pecial people.
$28.S,OOO.
IARRETT
REALTY REGISTER
642-5200
OPEN DAILY 4-6PM
426 Via Udo Nord
MAGNIFICENT UDO
BAYFROMT
En1oy lhe l!ood hfe on
Lido rn this 11cwl~ r1··
modeled 2 story homt· 1n
a Mam Fla) lorallon with
1abulous 1•1cw on the
"ater 13euc·h out l'ront
Well plannetl 3 hdrm &
convertible den ~laster
~Wk w11h Ii re place :"rec
dining rm
LEASE/OPTION
P1ninsula Poiftt
La'rge 4 bdrm home un
romer. One H~ar option
wi\h Sl.5.W> down & St:JOO
J)l!r mo Sales pnre of m>.ooo
JNATERFRONT
HOMES
REAL ESTATE
631-1400
Davis & Clark
851-1666
5 ac res. llu ntang ton
Beach To be i.old a t
pu b li c auc tion or'l
10 16/liO hy order of the
Superior Court. Broker
cooperation mvrled Info
Marsh Dozar , Au•
tioneers . 2131272-9536
~nts for Salt 1300 ························ On top ol the L>ana Pt
H a r bor. B) O\\Oer
2bdrm . t!ba. all clec Jux
adult CO·Op apt SL2!1.000.
Prine. Only_ 49G 2134 ---ltoch Properly 13 SO •••••••••••••••••••••••
MORRO B,\Y Ocean
\tCW lot S7,!IHO. lull
prn·e Easy lt·rmo; .\~t
661 2606
Cemet«y Lots/
Crypts I 500 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Sacnfrce. $fi00 t'U <! l;1w11
c'rypt !•)IS. 1;arde11 of
Devotion, llarhor Lawn
\I r m '' 1 1 a I P a r k 60'.' 584 :?AS I
·1 wo Pac1f1, Vtew Lots
Side by S11Jc Both 1or
pnt·e or 1111e S550 ti44-91!')11
Commercial Propmy 1600 •••••••••••••••••••••••
LAGUNA IEACH
9600$9.FT.
14 Leasoo commercial·
industrial units localed
on one of Laguna's main
hi11hways Buildin~ re·
c•enUey rcrmdekd. lligh
demand area. Partners
\\anl out. offering very
attractive fmanctng on a
total price or $575,000
with Sl66.750down.
Realonom1es 675-6700
Deluxe Tri-PIH
Only 2 yrs old, I 3br. 2
21Jr. nr So. Coast Plaza
$249.950 20', dwn. flu
lln ancin _ l'M fi.10 4~1!1:1
Fas hion Is land ltlty
6 UNITS
$'105.(lllll. i!:i';'.
C O~T It,\ 'T
Orange Co l>u \
8:11 3030
•luwn. n ,. ;, l
·'~·
Newer dlx tnplt·)(. nr So
I 'o:ist Pl.11.<1 :1 llr nwrwr
u111t \S:-.llllle low ml In
11\\lfl!r 11111 hl'lp rrna11C·1
w 2!1', cJn ~:•1.1100
I) l\c,urk1· Hl'3llur
FOUR-PLEX/C.M.
Owm·r wrll I rnum·c /\II
ur11ts I ~c :Ill rs 2 bath~
$<!11),000. A~cnl &1!"1 I 1113
9UNITS.
COST A ~1 1.,s ,\
5450.000 $145.1100 d wn
Cash flow Nrar l>eal'h !J
l>lrn rp l(urden units
Owner t·arric~ financing
ul 7';
LIVE HEAR BEACH
4 UNITS. lluntrngton
Beach $<!60.0tltl. $65,ouo
down Bt:aut1ful 2 on
townhou.~ unit!!. 3 ttH <!
-Real Estate
Wanted 2900
•······•••··•·•···••·•· Have Cash will bu\
Davis & Clartc
851-1666
BYilder /Developer
neccl~ hu1 ldablr ~a ncl
patkagcs For condos
how.es, a1>artm1•11b ur
f11·l' bu1Ill1 ng s. C•Jm
mcrc1al & etc.
sconRULTY
536-75)3
•••••••••••••••••••••••
••••••••••••••••••••••• Balboa Island 3106 •••••••••••••••••••••••
STEPS TO BAY . 3br. 2ba.
d111111g rm f'rpk. ~ar. 2
patio -; SS!);;, Winter
0 1' t·:'\ .12H Sap phi re
t;J-1 m~I
Balboa Peninsula 3 I 07
·····················~· ('hanning 5 bdrm, 3 bath
buyrront with 38' bout
1l11at Sept. .July $1200
mo Yrly S1600 mo. Bill
(iru~dy, li7S·ti161. __
(.lt'ean view. winter. 2 Br.
newly decorated. 3 car
i:irk,64_5_-4345 _____ _
CoroM dlt Mer J 122 •••••••••••••••••••••••
So or llwy upgraded 2 Br .
2 Bu. hou.'le on lar ge lot.
Yurd & t arport . $675.
Thru July 15th. Betty
Harbor View home, 3 br. 2
ba , beaut Monato.
$850/mo. avail Or t 1
76(MI 1.281 RJ6. 7183
2 br hse wtdbl gar. 11at10.
no p ets. S70U , m o .
640-9350/64().1589
Irvine Terrace Dollhousc
3 Bdrm. 3 bath. famrl)
kitche n ·Walk !11 ha)
beaches. $1350 mu ind
gardener. J\1,ot. M·I 9ti87
eves. ---------
2 Bdrm. l'h Ba home. 2' J
blks from . Big Corona
beach. frplr. pvt patio.
gardener 1111· Ask (or
Faye. $750 mu fl ('
Taylor Co &10 !r.llHI
Sparkling. 1ntcrt'slrng ,
new 3 bdrm, 2 huth,
patio. 2 t·a r i.;a ragl·
C a r I.I e t s . d r a 1> c s .
microwaVl' oven. d rs
hwasher, b1'11m l'l'lhng in
living room. ust.'Ci hnl'k
rirt-place. j!rcat lo<'lllHm.
$000 mo.
Y,(,,,,,,,,n di'/ f.. fln1
.ff>ufu)1lti,J
f>'i-'l-8~.9~
2435 E. CoHt Hwy .. CdM
Ken-673·1181 ~~~~~~~~
2.'\67 Elden \\e Lg :rnr
fam rm. 211U::i. atnum
patio. frpk, mtrtO\\ a\ 1
oven. attached dbl car
gar I 'r new S800 mo
To !>CC call !fi!J 509'J
Nl::WP<I H I' TEftH
CO:"'Dll
213r. :!Ua, frpll'. gar. pool.
Kids ok. no pet~ S.590
968 M.188. 960· 1503
N'-'"µurt lkri:ihts Sli!l5
3Hr , 213.1 ) urd. frt>k.
b1 .. wh duSl' ailull!> prcl
,\,atl lO~I l'all Jun
~5 ~110, orllJ:l-9";'21
2 br cottal(l'. w gara~c &
) ard. 10 mm to beat·h.
$-1!\0. <ltlulti., no pets
f;;JI ·•Wit>
l..uH•I\ htllt• :!htlrm h1111st•
111 prrnw ~: ~1cl1• l1w:1\w11
S...,,')lt lll•t \)Cl:.! '?!'~II/
~EW :1 llR :1 Ba 1·c111do •
(µle 11at10. 2 l'ar 1wr
Near ~hop!. $ti!l5 mo
Agent. 7ri0 1211
2 lldrm t11wnht1U!i•'. avarl
Ol•t I. S.tti.'i tl'lll 21'80 San
la Ana i\\C, Unrl 1\ Oo
not d1~turl> t enants. drr ve
h~. thun t•all
Rent 10 Own' Gorgeous
4BdrmSS95w/lse opt'
)d for kids/petst96201
R E:'llTI M ES 63 HSSS fee
4 Bd rm l "• Oa
Fireplace. F'am Rm 2
C..1.r Gar liOO sq fl near
Ham1lton1 Bu!>hard. S7SO
mo 964,:'._!98~r6'15·¥47_
Country <..:ottai:ie $375
Spacious <!Bdrm. Krus'
15300) ~\gi:_nt631·4556fce
Jtir townhome. $.'iilO mo
Kids OK. pool t~nn1~
[I 111 !l60 1217. SJ6.li565
2 Ur 21 i Ba, I yr old.
$650 mo Call Linda, agt .
IWH37 I. 846-4292
l~xec 4 br. 3 ba. lge fam .
rm f rplc, nr bea ch .
gardener $850 53&0425
2 Story Condo, large 2 Ur
11 2 Ba Pool. Adults onl"
Nea r Hroo khur si 1
Adams. $495. 963-4852
4br.$650/month.212
mt from beach.
84().5648
5 blks to ocean. Elegant 2
bdrm . ram rm & d en.
(S725 mo>. Plush crpts.
21 2 ba. cedar & glass.
Dbl car pvt gar. fully
marnt yd Adults. no
pets Inquire ut 527 18th
St 7 1 11960 633 1 1>r
960·6331.
lrYIM 3244 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Bu . ho mt• for owner . SPYGLASS Spacious 3Br 3Ba ~
! bdrm. 2 bth Parkmg.
decks. fireplace, near
beach S7001rm. 194-8714
LOCJY'ICI Hills 3 2 5 0 ........•.•...•........
lBr condo. View or moun
t.tins. near gotl course.
Laguna Hills village.
Pools, tenrus. volleyball
CIC $95 962·558.5. Ask
for Dee
llOMf:FOR HF:NT
3 Bdrm $550 Fenced
.' ard & garage. Fam ily
please Kids & pe ts
"elcome. Call 964 2566 or
973.2971, Agent 1111 fee
L.OCJll"CI Miquel 3252 •••••••••••••••••••••••
~1guel Shores 3 Or + den
n home . S8 25
.Owner. ------Mitsion Vleio 3267 •••••••••••••••••••••••
HO:\IES FOR RENT
:1 & 4 lldr m. $550-$595
Vl'n r ed y ards a n d
gara g es Fa mil ies
please, kids & pe ts
welcom t'. (.'all 964-2566 or
973 2971 Agt7-no f~e.:..:_ __
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RENTIMES
"AMERICAS LEADER
INT .. IUSIHESS
OF llBtT AlS"
CALL
631-4555
1.k1yshores
2685 Ba ysh o re O r
4bdrm . 2' 2ba. $1300/mo ..
year lse. 21.3·441·3252 or
385-2176. ----------Sellercames frnancmg 2 or a bdrm. Jha. large Huge enclosed yard ror OWHTHEIEST 11m y<trtl No Smokers You c an li ve in o n k1ds&pels(6396)£ec Westcllff area lovely ex·
f r. h Ir vine Tcrrucc 6J9.HIJ70 Spygla ss Hill for only Charm mg e srdc duplex. R~l.......,S 631 .. SSS ecutive home. 3Br. 28 a.
2 ° the rnes t town ousc ·---------t ••"""/mo. Executive 4 Br bd b · "' 11:1"9' '""" ·~ a va'1lable for 1m-d1'ate units on the coast oceun •.-.v 2 rm. I a. patio. ,,ew ~-
Views. walk to beach home in prestii:1ous ·built-tns. c·arp etrn g , POSH EXEC.GOLi-' occupa ncy. Dee. J .O.
3 200 rl r I .. h 3169 area R .C . Tay lor. wallpaper S.'>2.5 mo. 311 COURSECONOO. Property Management: • sq. . o ux ury. Newport ac 640-9900 7Sl·2'1S7
Low down a n1I su11er •••••••••••••••••••••••--__ -----f: 21st St 6.11 5067 2 Br 2ba+den. all ap-
write -orr. Only $247.500 IAY,.OHT CottaMno 3224 E .Side 2hr. den, har dwd phances incl I yr le ase 'lhdrm . :t•~ba condo.
M·GZOHE wlthonl\·129.000down. ltoconBoy ••••••••••••••••••••••• noors. new c·pt ull re-S850 1mo. lst /last+$400 beaut ocean & chy lites
S. ..._ Older home. garage and H. ~~!~ncs ONTllE WA1'1rn IMPICCAILE decorah.'Ci. rrplc, gar. li.:e sec dep Call Barba ra ,·1ew. no pets. S700/mo. c.,.,._. . I07B bam will ~roducc sonie ----Beaut1ful 2 bdrm+den,2 Secluded on a quiet rcii"ed yr" No p nts'. Glai.satC/2lSandpipcr. J1m003·tl002or 968·4650. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·1 ~ .. ~ fl40..4950 income w 1 e you plan 8 UNITS ba. frµlc . pvt be ach. 1c11· E.slde cul-de·sar this 3 646.6813
By owner, rorced to sell new development. 8.950 Westside Costa Mesa, ms court Ir mooring ror 8d pool home will lake T urtlerock . View. You'll hke lhis adult liv-
our dream house. 4Br ~ .. ft.of 1Cosandnear t8th& t:'1 condition. Income l7' boat. U til incl your brealh away. S795. Allr 2Br Monticello con Exec. Twnhme. 2 Br . 2 2'"8
1 in3bNewponl 's 1nnJ~st.
2 story, 2~Ba. w /cnt r l Wt}ittler, ta Mesa. Sl200/mowinter . y d th d . B ·1 r . Ba h l I r .• a.< en. poo . ac. a I r . Assum . l 0 3 w....i-... T--'-Co. ,800 yr. Price $445.000. OU 0 e gar enmg do. w l lllS. re n it. Ill-• • e art tones. yr se tennis. No pets. 83.l·3349. mortgage. 6 blocks from ·-r .. ,... Dn payment $130.000. IAYFIOMT 1Lr.1 l1. $745. Jeanne. 631·1266. te r com . 2 ca r gar $700mo Ginny Slevens
Dana Pt Harbor. Im Rtdtan 644-4910 OWC balan~.atll%. 1-557·4436 B l ue C h rp All\.S:.l.'M1600.975·ll92 1 Ulk to bch. JBr. 2Ba. I EXCEPTIONAL VIEW ----h I t I ::~3~te! S1 49•9oo . IUILDHS A pi€UIG€ of Pavilion. Plush decor. Properties. 3 Br townhouse. $700/mo. P~~1ei)a1:k;'~g.e~~ c~~·
PAQlAGrl ...q_ __ ....._ __ ._~_HOM€i S700/wk.orshortterm. REALTORS New 2Br. lUa. Laundry S w i m 11ool fa<'i l 645·3615 eves. 673-6210
HOaSls.HOISIS Re ady to go. Ofrlce Wl~l....-""lS "'NCltANTING lbdrm hook-up, garage, front 213/4~·4114l or5S9_"_s:_ri90_ ~-· -------
1 ac. equest. eslale. New Building. Santa Ana. Real Estate Investments "'-_..,. "' yard + patio Adults. no HOME FOR RENT ....._.THI I
4300 sq rt. sln1te story Near the Civic C4!nter. 3333W.Coast Hwy,NB 2Br,newrum.S600/mo 1365 pels.SSS0.645 7300. 4 Bdrm $595 Fenced ......... AY
L ido l 11 le. 38r. I m · rstm hm. Has valley fr 10.400 sq. ft. Includes 645-6646 lBr.$500/rm.new Fencedyard <548l)fee yard & garage. F amily 2 Bdrm .2ba with apool
moc ulute. Avail. now. ~views. '575,000 workln1 drawlnss & RENTIMES 63HSSS t-br s mall hse. lgc gar. no please Kid s & pets SecW~Y·.~~
LM oplion. $450,000. By 0. Bourke Realtor permit. Chuc k Spiller SEU. idle items with a Waterfroot/Sshsbury SELL Idle Items wiii\a pets. $315/mo. 892·3731 wekome. Call !164-2.566 or WW IOM .--1 =o=w=11=er=·=1~=·=·l=917==·::::::=:.~:=;::=:=S4:::~=9150::=:::;:::;::::.l;B=rrolt:::::e~r=63=1=·l2116::::=·:::;:::~~D~a=lly::::=:P=il~:.=c=1a=ss=l;n=ed=A;d::J..:;;:;;::;'~7;)-6;:;;;t;O~O;;;;;;;::::::l:~D~ru~~P~U~~C~la~s~si~ri~ed~Ad~.J..:a=n=.=5p=m:=.::=:=::=====1~97~3~·29'7:.:.:l~.A~g~e~nt~.~no~r~e=e.~l..=lllc.========='=l=l·=l=4=00==
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675-6670
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REQUIRED
VEA-A-ROUND FUH:
Social Act1v1t1es 0 1·
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Brunch • BBO's •Par·
lies • Plus much more
GAUT RECRUTION:
Tennis• Free Lessons
(pro & pro shop)• 2
Heallh Clubs• Sauna•
Hydromassage •Swim·
ming• Driving Range
BUUTIFUL APART·
MENTS: Singles. 1 &
2 Bedrooms • Fur·
n1shed & Unlurn1.shea
•Adult Living • No Pets
• Models Open daily
9 to 6
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FAMILY APTS.
llrnnd new beautiful lri.:
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5-lSO s.18· 1377
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tli662 Jib Circle Apt 1
840-6807
2 Bdrm. 2 bath. fireplace
Garage $450 mo
Ca II 96:1·2'l05
Sp,1c1ous 2 Br front apt.
S37 5 m o 2 I.id s
Slaler Beach. 1st & last.
8-U! 541.l.5. 831 ~1:!03
Yrly Oceanfront
2 & 3 Bdrm umi.. "' " ha1h~. bll·ms «. lrpks
1-:al·h has dhl g araKe
~K> S13()(1 mo
JACOBS REAL TY
675-6670
O!br , 2 ba .11µt qu1L'I
neig h borh ood o ld e r
clienleJe !>195 fi<IQ.fi:rrn
2 Udrm Apa rtment
Light. airy. large pat10
C1111 645·9314
•• '~ Blk 10 ocean. 2 BR
111 Ba. fplc, ent l gar
LR. adlLo; no pels S595.
631·3888: 645-6822
Easlb luH. l br. 2 ba. coun
try char m. frpi<' drs
hwasher . S600. no pel
63l·20'l9
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.1 prof lad) i'i ,-, to 'hr
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111g Lagun<J lkh C111tagl•
I blk from li\·h Frplt
skyhle:.. liul tuh on IHI
dec·k olf bdrm ()(•n '"'".
cll·t·ked 1·ntr' gard1·1i....
oak krkhen & hath, 1ll'1<.
11arthlonc cµt~ .\ppr11x
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utd 5<10 32.13 l>orolh) t'Oi\ST F IN .\:'llC:l l\L 979-~ev~ 1mrncd CENTEH SlTl'E li
3rd roommate needl'd .
rem prer. ~OO-S2i::S/mo
be<ich area. Kathr)n .
8.11-4829 wkdys only.
Roomate to s hare 2hr ,
Gard en 1\1J I
NONSMOI\ E R Jennircr
S5i 4396
2845 Mesa Vt'rrle Dr !-'.
5295 mn 1nclds Rct•ep
l1on1st. and ut11it1es Sel'
!I 5 or l'all 957 1414
• J F: Dungl'r ..\llorne)
EXEC.OFRCE
l'nvate bath w ~how••r
705 E Balboa Rlvd, NB
4011 -;q rt S200 m o Apl to ~hr S22.S mo 11, 642 4(~
hlks from heh. Cl\ tic
675-706.1 OH1ce ror rent A!Jpro' ll l:NT l :o-;G T UN
HARBOR. pnme lol'J
lion. mann:.i '1e". bc:.iul
new 3bdrm. S975 3ha .
ba lconies. lrµk. Cll' '\o
pets. 2 13·634·81l02 or
714-64().6'\5. 'i.
Oakwood
.Garden Apartments
Newport Beach/So.
1700 161h SI
---3bdrm. bit ms. frpll, lrg --------
2hr. 11 iha. S43J adults no master bdrm w walk m San Cl~rete 3876
2BR. pool, gar. I Of to
ocean. $450. Ad lls No
pets. 613-1706 or &10 6175 Mtf lo !>hr 2br d uplex m
C o s t a :\1 e ~ <i E a s 1
Sl70 m u + 1 , ulll
548 5233
5.)() s4 ft S1tlO mo I nc-lcl
ut1ls 245'• Newport lllvd
l' 11:. t a Me s :i Set•
Manager
Costa Mesa 2 HR 21, Oa
plusll uml with pauo. 2
c a r g a r al(e an d
fire pla ce Adult:. only
Do.~• ~1 t&1h1
1714) 642·5113
Newport Beach/No.
880 Irvine
<al 16th1
(714) 645-1104
pets' closet SSIO mu 995·1093 •••••••••••••••••••••••
631 M59 or 640· llSfi DIS ti net l\'e 2Bdrm S330
Harbor Area 2br, Iba. no W 11t1L-.µaid<49351 fee
2 br. I ha. l'rptg, Jll new pets! S400 mo 55-1 2811 REHTIMES 631 -4555
pa mt . hit 111;,. S1i5 m11 arter 6pm
1 .?1314~0 9-tOi
complex $.575 mil. C:rl'dit -----------' MteSliBJIU
Wr, !Ba . Olt ms patio,
lmtle bead1. S36U \!>k
Lavonne 213 595 4565
btwn 10 5
l 11 ~ears ne ... golr course
view. 2 HR, 2 BA s plit
level apartment. 13w II
ms . c arpet. dra pes. 2
CafJJOrts. laundry fac1 l1
ty. public tennis rnurl s
and .i;olf cour se riJ(hl
hd11nrl. t\<lults . no pets
A ,. a 1 I a IJ I c 0 c t :!
S.12.'i, mo lease. Owner
642 0138.
check reqwr<.>d 6;.i 5881J
or 759-93-t 1
Hunt mg\•m Beal·h. 2 BR
w11h pool .ind l:.iundr}
fa cil _ H u n t 1n i:1 on
Gardens on \.'1c1<. pornt
Ln. lsl months rent + di·
~it. Credit ch~<'k re
qui r ed. 675 5liMO ur
759·9341
BL L'F'f'S CO'\ L>O sm1.:le
le,·el, :llJr. 2bo.1 . nu 1>ets ·
S700 mo on I ~ r b e
lH0-5211
2br 2l7ba gar frpcl. d is
hwasher. micro. ad u lts
i\o p ets 1.' r old
~ mo. f\.11 3926
Cozy. 3br. 2bu. Hunt lkh
nr 0cl.'a n. 2car gar, frpk
$6.50 mo. 840 11:n
Ocl!anfront view 2 & 3 Or.
balcon ). rr p lc. gar
F'rom ~5:JO w1nt••r .
APARTMENTS
Be autiful hrand ne w
garden :.ipts. s pa Adult:,.
no µels t>-111 ·1787 y' 213r 2Ba ~155
\\'INTER 2hr. l~ih' dis 398 W~l W1b1111 1;31 558:1
hwashcr. gar. s tps t o 2BR 2b<t den. adlts , 1111 :.<ind no pets, SSOO, mo pel5 Lge upper n r (}( 'l'
5200 Nl'ptune S-150 :\\'a1l 10 1 979 .!4 IG !213) 14fj 9'l2Q
:i Br2 &r.a\<trl !JM
S600 mo
6i3·3.'l55 ,\gt
2 hr, l ha, In nt•wer I rt
plt!x upper nr ~ Cuai.l
P laLa . I.Il l 1n!>, g .ir
f»-1 5623
ST E PS TO BE \<::II 1 Sh1trp, clt'lln 2 Bdrm
Bdrm Cottage. Wmter. Ra. built·ms. Wt!sls1dc I
No pet~ 6i'J·6640 Plex. Kids OK No pets
OC EANFRONT :i s.175 6.t5i::l78 E"e" &
Uedroom Lari.:e deluxe Wknds
Winter Nctf>l.•b fiiJ ,,1;,w E.\STSJD~: 2 AR 2 HJ .
•••••••••••••••••••••••
l hr. w gar ; new <·rpt,
drps. pam1, S2R.5. l:.l la~I
t-lll'll t~ll> 155!)
New t•ondo. l & :! hdrms.
$575·Sl">SO Adults onl}. nu
pcti.. man.' re• rac1 ht 1c:.
~t&-1826
2 Bdrm 11 2 lla C•Jn<lo
:><175 .\dult.'. no 11..is C<ill
!Ni-t 2..'>611 •Jr 973 <!971 \$?t
nvr~
2 Bil. pool. gar. 1 m1 111
ocean. S450 Adlls No
pets. 67.1-1706 ur 640·6175. ---Loquna Beach 3848
···········••······•··· 1 BR. xlnl Ol'l'all \ ll'W.
pun·h nf!W ('pl, !Jill,
lndr~. 1 • blk beadt S475
m11 Dys 5-llf 11116. CVS
'1!1!1·3922
San Juan
Capistrano 3878 ..•....................
Condo 2 Hr 11 ~ Ba. Ne"'
carpets. drape~. p<irnt
S-175 492 6700. 492 2796
Tustin 3890 .....•...............••
Country Cutie! S350
2Br + garage<9985)fee
Call Bob631·4556agt ------
Apartmtr:ts Fumished
or Unfumist..cl 3900 ..........••..•...•....
Seawind Village
Resp Fem 22 + lo s h1
s11ac1ou~ :!br 2h<1 apt
N B. S\80 + ulll 5'lll 03611
Fem roommate to ,,hr 2
llr apt. SIOO + $100 "l'l'
de1;. S-18·(~74
:'ll~·wport . West ..i.rr Of
f1ce~ Profes:.11111al tJI
fin·~ or. ~u1les Munth 111
month o r ll'u:.° Full
~en 11·e & law h brar}
Ca ll Uutl ing :'>fanager
fi4 2 :11 11 or .J o a n n e .
646 !lfW3 E\'Cl1inl!~ ur
Fem . rionsfTI()ker. tu i.hr weekends. 71i0 ~Kl
apt9•.~ ~·i9 $200 ll)(I ulrls O!:lfl 'i7fi '>fJ . II Ciencral 0 1
pd. ' ·6 rll·c ~ledrcal :-.:u t'o~I a
Want ed Ft•mall! l!oom ~frsa Cmd fi r 6'i & up
mate ,\gc 2 1 up T u T '' m !.I 5 i I !loo
share beach d uµlex '150 21:i m1.:_11.164
mo. + utrls 642 l!603
:\1 F share holl!.e m II B
S225 mo ResJ)Qn onl}
A\'ail Oct l 9fiO 17Mi
Female roommate to 'hr
JBr. 2Ba apt on Ualboa
Blvd .. NB 675·5035
Shr·2br Oen Front Yrly.
10 m o:. lerl ·13 ~ r old
m an w 10 ~r ol cl
d11u.:ht r v1s11 mg S.100 +
s hr ut1I 95:1 81111 Alex
f em. lo :.hr 3 Br 2 Ba 1111,
nr beal'h, ~110 + 1 r1 ul 11
536-1140
THRIFIC OFRCES
EXEClITIVEsu 1n ;
Ph111w. \ns. Conf Rm
\lad. Xerox. s~c ::;, I'S
Wo rld Office ~et wor k
!155·3576
8usiM ss Rental 4 450 ...........••..........
For Mor" & 11fl111 l'J' 1• al
rt•J -.l)nahlt I .Ill'!>
500 to 2700 Sq R.
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l 'l.A/. \
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30lt...q ll /\\'ail 11•11<. 151~1
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:°'ieg11t1alile ter m., ( '11ai.l
E4wt1e~ :!13 S% 720:!
Pre\ Ch1ropr<11·t i. 11k Ill
yrs lliOO &1 rt 111:l 01!1
~1·wport Bl \'d 64:.! 5SI I
Commercial
Rentals 4475 •••..•...•.......••....
NEWPORT PLAZA!
Pnme retail sJJ.H'C t:lf.l\•
sq ft. SlliU mo Him ...;
Bns lol NB P alnf'k
Tenore .. \gt 631 12f'6 - -
Industrial Rental 4500 ......•..•••...........
Sl:PER :-/ICE 11;or1 Ci500
s11 rt Great lol'dl11m &.
p<irk1nJ( "13 j.(rt"!.
138 746 W 17th St <... \I
&i6·tl505
FOR LEASE
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642-5678
300 SQ rt $20(1 per mo :.ill Lost & Fowid 5300
utal pd \1:..n) u~e~ t l:l ••••••••• •• ••••• • • ••• ••
ll,1m1ll11n6't5 71~
Rentals Wanted 4600 ............••.........
Wanted 111 l'11,,1,1 ~11•,,1 or
lr\'llll' area. :! •Jr :1 r\H
hnu ~~ prtfl.'rrl'tl 1
Adulh Xlnt refon:ntc!J
n73 5701 E'I.'' &
weekends
Business/Invest/
Rnance ..•.•........•••.......
Business
Opportunity 5005 . .••••...•..••.........
FOUND ADS
ARE FREE
Call:
642-5 6 78
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C.\M~ll \ &. 1•1 1.~t ·
IWfl li:lli2 tt:11 i h 11
Z rru. from bc•h. new d eluit.
3br, 2'ib a. built in:..
pool, 2 car gar . S775 mo
213-438-838(; lolboa Island 3806
p11t11), g ar. new patnt.
avail nO\\ St25 mo <'nil
546-5880. ask for P am 1Jr
Larry
S410 2 bdrm. pa1111. 1.1001.
adlts. no pets. 325.J 17th
Pl oft SA ;\\ a ft t 1 a m
&Hi 5137
Wide ocean v1(•ws Class1<·
an·h1tel'ture on acres of
i:ardens l'no-1 & s pa.
1-.:State living. Close to
beach & s ho pping. I
Odrm. Apl . S47S inc l
ut1ls. Mature coml1de ra le
<idult. 4\i.1·4653 or 4!J..I Gfll i
New 1&2 bdrm luxun·
adult 11pts in 14 plan's
f rom S41 5 , 2 b d r m
townhouses from $.535 +
pools. tennis. waterfa lls.
ponds! Gas for cooking &
heating pa id. From San
Diego Frwy drive North
on Beach to McFadden
then West on McF adden
to Sea w 111d Vill age .
Ii 14 )893-5198.
F'l•m lo shr2br apl in C M
SlOO/mo. +. ut ll CIOM' ltt o.c.c. ~·otli4
1000 s q. ft :"cw l'arpets.
p11nehn1: correc wunll'r.
1•ft• Nt•wport Bcal'h Jd
drc:.s A c ru~s from
Orange County Airport
Su b lca!ie at !I(; per sq rt
in a Sl..10 1.icr s q ft area.
Contact <;olde n West In
tcrpriscs . 714/fl79 ll953 .
ICE C REAM Nrwp11rt. l.11-.t Wh1l1• l m1J1 l'lla
l'ot'k.1101<1, 11 l .. tL.: llc-h
II f11u11n . \';ill w11rk
-1!17 ·MO:J. ll1111w t!l1 im1
Plush Vers a illes Pcnths1·
Co ndo . 2 hr. 2 ba.
amenities Sec "' arl 1m
med. 645·0650
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Deluxe Bayfronl :lbdrm.
2ba. rt•l'rig, frµlc . adults.
"'' pets . S10001mo y rl}
t>l6 i213. 6'1-l 5138
De I u x e 2 b r . 2 b 11 . lolboa Pettinsula 3807
washer drye r . rr plc . ••••••••••••••••••••••• pool. patio . .r/l', IJw lt ins.
gar. S5SO 771-lSJJ 1fter
Spm
mall Bach. S!Oo Yearlv
I,; l t I s p d 4 8 P ~j .
Manager G7a 5112
i\P'f IN 4·PL t::X
Beautiful Studio-In ex
~ --G~s
for"Rent 4350 •••••••••••••••••••••••
• Sin g le Mesa Verde
Harbor/Ada m s , C M
S45 Stor11 ge o n ly
549·:1232or 641 1460
On the Sand. Hunt. Bch. 2
Br 2 Ba. pool, 'ecunty.
s 11 una. gym . w vu.
SlOOO/mo. &14-6604
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S695 'early C harmin g
Bay front I Bdrm
Pa r king Utils paid .
67~9667 Eve~.
l.ge l bdrm. front gar ..
lge pa\10. ldry . frig. r m
for veg gdm. Ni<'l' sl • nr
Nl!wport 18th refs So
smoker.;. SJIO 520 orr tn
rel 1 red pcrsun r o r I!
l'hange ror hse wnrk
19-t-4439 m;k for Thelma
497 1744 Oceanfro nt for Winter Office Rental 4400
Rentals Furnished & un ••••••••••••••••••••••. duties. &12·21-12 L ..... 18 ____ CICJll'G nt«JIRI 52 furn. Broker. 6i5·49l2.
.... " URfune 1600
•••••••••••••••••••••• Balboa Peninsula 2Br apt. z br, l ba, en c l. ga r . Cov e r e d c a r p ort .
E'side Dix T wnhse 2 Br, •••••••••••••••••••••••
2' 2 ba . frplc bllins. dbl 2 Br. 2 ba condo un goLr
_ar . W D hkup. deck . cours e includes refer .
fncd palro, g a rdener. washer & /lryer: $600.
adlts. nn pets. avail now 492·6700or492·2796
4000 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Empl. man 35·45, krt
pnv. $175/mo. Call =341,
642-4300:21 hrs. fenced, pvt , immac. n SWO/mo Annual ren tal.
pets. $:85. 548-7234 s.s2·~-R ers p is. SSl!O !m o
6.11-4659 e\'es " ..... ,...shed •••••••••••••••••••••••
1 br. by be&ch, pa\10. ga. E'side I Br . ll(e. yard,
utils pd , S400. rcrs . ~/mo. 22tl Costa Mesa
673· 1401 673 l27S St t;.t0.7814. 963. i'"'" ............ )706 -----nvv
••••••••••••••••••••••• l lld r m
STEPS TO BAY , lbr, 12t h & ,....t pa~. Frplc , ~ar. Yearly
'315. Winter. OPEN. 547-4200.
Ap t be t ween
13th. Streets .
$375. 675· 7876.
a v. Sapphire. 644-0954. Cost·-.-~----l-1_2_4
..... , ........ 1707 ..................... ..
••••••• .. •••••••••••••• I Br. Newly decor. g as pd,
Sleeping r oo m s &c encl gur . Adlts . pool.
kitchenettes. lllO wk &c 642-5()73
up. Oceanfront. 675-8740 ---------
-3 Br. Townhouse, newly
Oceanfront/view 2 & 3 Br. decor . gas pd . e nc lsd
balcony, frplc , 1•r aar./\dlts.pool.642-5073
1 Br. Stove. pri\'a lc patio.
Gas p aid . Ad ults. no
pets . Ref's $295 mo
&16-0983
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• 2 Br. Condo near SC
Pla1a, SA. frµlc, tenn is.
pool, s pa: $495. No pets.
549·3232. &11·1460
1 Br. Eastside, small but
coiy w I lots of neat wood.
$300. 642·9450aft SPM.
From U SO. winte r . .... 71'1 2 Br l batb ApL ~ewly Nice lbr apt avail. Quiet.
decor . Gas pd. e nclsd No pets.
1ar. pool. Adlts. 642-5073. 64&-6493.
Lge 2 BR condo. newly re· ------
furbished. pool. udlls. No ~~~~~~.~! .. ~~~.~
pets SSOO 552'°°"2 a rt 6 Rusari to Bea ch , Ba ja
Htrwporthach 1869 Mex. 2 Bdrm 2 Ba. Da y.
•••••••••••••••••••••._• Wel!k. Mo. on Be ach .
While water view $.13.'i Private. New. 546-3642
Elegant lbr l&lOS>fee Lge Big Hear Caum: rw1ol RENTIMES 631·4!'>55 ,,..
NO Ft-;E ! Apt. & Condo
rentals . Villa Re nta ls
675· 1912 Bkr.
PAllRPORT ~
COUNTIY CLUI
UVING
Singles , 1&2 bedroom
apts, & townhouses.
From $449 644·1900
WANT ACTION?
Classifed Ads 642-5678
tbl, color t .v, 2 frplcs.
Sips 14 714·54S·tiJ16
PALM Springs 2 BR de·
corator furnis hed condo.
Tennis, pool, W I D. patio
& gar. $400 wkly: $1200
m o nthly . 6 75 ·837 4 ;
1-493·7231
Palm Springs :l Br. 3 Ba .
house, fum, S2000 mon
thly r e ntal d uri n g
season. Canyon Cou ntry
Club area. 645·5917
WESTCLIFF BLOG.
NEWPORT BEACH
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Call Mr Howard
64 5. 6 101
BEST RATE
in
NEWPORT BEACH
Detae Office Space
700 to 1000 Sq. Ft.
•J anitoria l Service &
Utilities Included
•Adjacent lo Airport
& Restaurant Row
*Access t u 3 M a jor
F'wys
llJ.1113 ----
625' O F F ICE S P1\C E ,
Panel Walls. Cpt 1-le<il •
OH St Pkg 211..'>2 Newport
fll vd. CM 551i-4 llH or
&w 2228
Sin ~rng Telei.:r a m Co
looking ror a cid1t1onal
small urr11·e spacl' to
share or rent m N H .
C.M ur Ir vine. 549 4035
2 Ofltl'C (or rent mo to mu
<: M. SIOO ea
645·4212
1 room off1re + .., ba
Pnvate enlr. ulil paid
Mam Sl JIB. S165 Sierra
Mg.11t. Co. 641-1324 ---
Offiretwhse. 300 q rt of·
fice. 1600 sq ft whse. xlnl
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lion. 540 9982
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11751 West1n111sler Ave
Garden Grove 55'Hi103
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IJl'nence 10 fobnt·a1111n &
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boilers 1 '.loo 2000 µs 11.
stcJm loc:umotl\ es . fll
t111,.::. p1p1ng & 'ahe set
tmg a,..sembly & tt>sllng
or small h1,.:h pressur('
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lrnv<' eng111eer1ni.: "'
per11•nt·e :;uff1c1enl to d e-
sign. size. & slre:-.s the
<let ailed parts for manne
t·ngmes llS c:le!.:rec in
nwlh 11r i!n~1ncerang
SH ~ hour Take ad lo
m•arest State Employ
me n t 0 r f i 1· e IYO T
1107 061 014 Ml patd for
b) i!mployt•r
OFFIC E H ELP re liable
pers on for \artet~ 11(
dut1 s Pleas ant at
mosphere F T. hrs fie,.
S3 50 st art. Non·smuker
Apply 10·3 011Sitl'
Photo graphics. 3303
llarhor Blvd , Unit E 6,
CM.
NATIONAL
EDUCATION
44ooc...,...or.
Newport leoch
CA.92660
NEWPORT BEACH
t:hallengin~. fas t paced
position open in one of
Newport Beach 's mos I
prest1g1ous real \'~· J t•
brokerage and dt•\·elup
ment t·11mpan~ We a re
seeking a reliablt>. rnn
g t' n 1 a I . tl 1 p I u m <t l I l'
person able tu JUg).!ll'
busy. busy phone,, l' 11
tng and 50 s ales and <111
m1ms tra1 l\'e st afl l'ffi
c1ently, <'Omfortabl.) and
with a sense or humor
Excellent typing sktlb OJ
m ust. real es tate anti
previous rece pl1on1s1
a nd phone experiencl' de
s1rable. Paid holidays,
major mediral. pension
and profi1 s h a ring
Salary open. Call Par
Parkinson 752· 1920
I N T '" II I 0 II ·---------
T~~~ Solicitors
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fe rred Own transµort '
11on R cfl.'r l'n c e s
Newport Rearh Rn·!ltl4.,
Immediate P T openings
avail for cooks . harten
tiers, & dehve11 driver
Cooks mus t b e 18.
drivers 21 & over with i:d
driving record St J rt
from S3 ~ hr Aµpl) dat
I} afler 5pm. \sk for
Jean or Man 410 E 17t h
St.C M .
ENGINEER
Growth opportunity
A raµ1dly expanding
medic al l'omponent
manufaC"turer requires a
compctenl mdl\ 1dual lo
strengthen enganeenng
funct1om. Includ es d e
s1~n. draftrnR. malenals
lesllni:. <tnd H & D pro
Jects t\ degree 1s pre
ferred "1th 1-:i )ears ex
i'.ierrence. however. r e
t:l.'llt i:raduates with good
referenc·e. wall also re -
ceive cons1derallon IMPORT ASS "T Great o port unity to Jl)m
for s1nall 1ron&:.1cel 1m~A x c11 1ng l e arn
port firm m Irvine Good Qual1f1ed a ppll\·a nls
oppt 'y for bnght. (nl'nd send resume to·
ly Jmb1t1ous person who Chief Engineer
has an anal\·11t•al mmd & 23891 Vi:t Fabnt ant.-
Equal Opportunity
()(fiC'e Assistant for I rv1ne ·~~E!!m~p~lo!!y!!e!!r~M~/ F~~~ a d A g enq T y ping
Production pe rson for
gar ment manufacturer
Phooe!'t & Ille bkkpg exp
Pl'rm & F 'T positions.
557·8527 ask for \utumn __ _ ___ t o as sist 1n cutting ,
Optom etric Office I' 'T bundling. s ample lines.
neat. outgoing, wilhng to fabric inventory , e tc .
learn HB847.5927 . Steady. fulltime position
-----1 in Costa Mesa . Qualified
OIDY DISK persons call Lorraine at
Sml mfg. needs exper d 631·7770
person lo work heavy _P_R_O_D_U_C_T_l_O_N
phone order desk. Gen 'I
ore. Must type and use 10 T RAJNEE Rubber hose
ke} Call Sandy 642 1916. produc·ts. Must pass co.
I! 30 to 5pm Mon thru physical incl. back X·
Thursday ray Talcing apphcat1ons
Paid While Traininc)
H igh sch oo l g rads
needed for trainmg and
assi,t!nment in t he states
and Europe You receive
btwn 8 ·1 0 o nl y
S tra t o fl ex . 1767 1
Armstrong Ave .. lr\'lne
EOE. A Kendav1s Ind ..
Co.
Lop notch tr<rm1111: tn an --.. -------· Army sen ace learning NODUCTIOH
IECwtlOHIST
With or without ty ping
needed. Top pay. Tem
porary & full time. Call
Tod Servlt'es at 979·8900 --------
Receptionist · Newpo rt
Beach Full lime_ Front
office a ppear ance Good
11 hone manne r a n d
gene r al office s k 1 lls
necessary. Call 549 2988
UECOIL\Tl Nt:
lntl.'rt''l 111 <1 1
ce:.s1irt i·~ 1111 t.l1•1·or i.:
Full. pl ttmc. l<'ll'x hr,.
Will tra111 Call l<\aren
848 9378, :I 7PM •
SAU:.S INT En DES IG \
.\rt. lam ps, arc'l'l>l> Flau
ror des ig n hlpfl Will
trarn. 4!1'J 1461 . 661 70i.!8
SALE-.:S
H you are agress1ve and
lookmg for a future m re
tail mgml w goud cu
benefits ap1,ly m person
9am lo I lam .\1nn thru
Fri Standard S hoe:., 307i
So Bnstol. l' M
•SALES LADY•
Full or part time
THE SHOWOFF
22 Fas hion Is land N B -----
SALESLADY
Exper'd. FT Bent'i•h
paid hollduys S I arl
SlK.51wk Hri.:al HC!ttUl' Suppl~. 26.'l 1': 17th ~t .
CM
SECRETARY
p 1'1 Int' l':"\'f tlW , I t'.d
c·St Jll' or hwltlmg t'\Jll'r
ht·lpful
SCOTT REAL TY
536-7533
SECRETARY
Nee<fod 1mmed With •ir
without shorthand Tem
porar) & full lame Call
Tod SerVl ces at 979-R900
SECRET A.RY P fT
Work Tue & Thu for :\' R
} achl brQke r ~o '>It
lteavy publ.Jc· t·ontacl
F'ree to Applicant
lrvme Personnel /\gene~
-U!8 E 17th. Costa Mes<r
Swte ·'24 642-14711
••SECRETARIES••
T l!'I~ Solidton em" 111~ l'llrp f< .. 1111 • \
l'el mon··~ tn tht' prt\'ar\
& l'On VCllll'nl't' CJI \OU r
own h1Jmt• or 11:.•· " 1
modern (a, ;-l'olle~t·
s t udent' O K ' <:a ll
!JG4 ~ lor rnm~>lete tn
fo N.k lor Han
Tdler. "a1111-d 12 11r~r··r
C'\pcnl'llC('(I \111 I I' p1•
40 ,.pm Oc'at ap
riea ra111 e hke "'""' krng
" people o e n1ngs in
111'\I lie.111111 ul oHtt·es 10
L<rguna Beaeh & ''"'"'"n
\'1t.'JO Saddlttbat·k Sa\
1ng & Lo.m For J µp1
call \lrs .len.ie lr.)!l 1496
E<•E \IF
$eC' T6..'i Detail $12,000 Ta LER S
Clms Exam Ex1• S14.'100 l'l'rm r time .1 , th \1 k
i\1lmA:-.s1 F\ml'u Sl2 tNllJ• .\ P P I 1 t' a n l " "'
Stello Sl't Sh81l ~ lo()C) '>Llperv1;.nr. pc1t~nt 1a I cle "'"·'I.I 'J\ p•• 10 "'1'01 :<.Int 1.1z Rc1nrler:. Age11c) 1i .. nel1b & adva111<o•m•·nt
,1020 B1rd1. 1-.:.Stah ·s.1 potcnllal !4.!J :tl~MI l•;c If•.
h •m '11·ott1c l'111>11tL', nu
pap••ro,, S:l.1
1>-11; 5!02
1\ K C t.'111.'ke r S paniel,
HuJ I limo old $150 call
'164 571ti ttflt'I 6p m
Frttto You 8045
···········•••·•······· Sa\'e me from the Pound
1~1\ able Basset. Bea~le
max f; 'car s paq·d
f••1n.t It· 67;, 57111
Ft t.'c to good h· •me. 4 1r
old Shepherd max well
munnered 644 7262
1\dorable Shepherd Oo"e
Mix SpJ\ed Fe m I <r
ull1 L11\ es t:htldrt>n
r,-;3 r.s.t1, 557 0051days
Fumitu~ 8050 ..•...•••••.......•..•.
**I BUY**
enJOY" worktn~ with peo :\l1ss1on Viejo, CA 9W91
pie. Position 111volve:.1•----------1 typing. computer opera
th e s ki I you c hoose. Part time help wanted
guaranteed in writing Mon .. Tues. m ghl.s . App·
before you e nlis t. You ly : P e nnysaver 1660
may choose2.3or4ye<rr Placentia Ave. Cost<1
enlistmenL Some cn t1cal Mesa
St· dis pa,\ up to s:J.000
Responsible per son tu
work in distribution for
leading publisher 10
If\ ine Dulles will con
sisl of distribution & de
livery to bwlders . banks.
s avings & loans . Good
image & hard \\Orkers
only. Howard Walnac k.
751-5813. Xlnt Job for re
tired or semi retired. ------
!\lew1~)rt '8:1.1 Rl!JO Fr('1'
Sa I e ~ .:\1111 1 \ u l c d I ·---------•I H;,nkrnl! s ales pe rson to SL•l I
GI.Old u.sood 1"11rnature & .\[Jplt01nce~ OR I wall
!it•ll or SELL for You '
MASTERS AUCTION
646-8686 & 833-9625
t1on & ldephone conta1:l.
Prior import exper nol
req'cl hut lo(llOtl typing
s k il ls & µll'asanl
per~onaltt\ are es~co
t1JI Stan <trou11d SIOIHI
Comjl.'l Greg Scutt al
Tr;msmark 957 5757
Jamtoral
Expenenced floor man.
lop wages. 979 3923 ----
JANITORS
Pari lime ttVcs :-iewport
Beach Costa )lesa area
Ja.nitors & waxers Mus t
be over 18yrs old & U.S
c1t1ten. Call 532 1)5511.
IOAM·3P~I. Mon Fn
JANITORIAL
.cd11·11I Office Ass1slanl. '"'cas h bonus after train
Etcpericnced. 111 a I Girl ~mg. Mus i be in good
Surgeon!> ol fi ce rur 3 shape a nd h ave high
mo:. whil e rttg ul a r school diploma Call to·
t>mployc·e 1s on med11·al day
lc<1 vc 714 847 85i ,7 COST A :\'! E.5A 540· 1026
--HUNT. REACH 962·8821
M1xl'r Tramee needed for L \GUN,\ KILLS 768·5251
adhesive, color. & 11arnt SANTA ANA 542-2435
rruxrni: & S!nndmg on J. THIS IS THE ARMY
roll m ill 1531 Munrona ----
Ave .NB PARENTS
-~ow that the children :\lodeltng. commercials. are going back lo school.
films. extras :'11ecd new do \OU have L5 20hrs.wk
lace-. /\II ages t \pes lo work myourO\\OCOm·
714 957·~-mun it y ., W e w 11 1
MOTHER'S HELPER
Day Ca re of 2yr old & hte
h s k pg. 711 o n T hurs
Pay roll Benefits Xlnt
Sala!) Ref's. 644·0062
HMd extra money for
holiday shoppincJ!
thoroughh train you to
sel l ed u c ational
m aterials . 1-·1ex h r s
Great earning potential
For mlet view appt only.
call Virgima Calkins ·
Day sh1H opening for i----------•i _7_1i0-_~I. N.:.8·~_0·~:responsible s elf.,tarter
with recent t>xpenenl.'e
Scale to S6.20 .'llumernus
benefits incl fully paid
medical & de11tul
ROSA.M,IMC.
714 S48·5533
Newport Beach
Equal 0 portu n1t ~
Employer _
APPLIONE
has temporary a ssign
ments available now lor
legal exe• sec'y & se<.").
typists. word processor
syst em 06. days
MEYER A.FEE
Call Barbara 957-6026
f'art Tlmt Counter Help
Run Xerox Copies.Ap·
prox . 12 hr s . per
week.Wkdys, Arter
noon s H ouse wives
welcome. 54&2693 Kiyo
KENNEL ATTENDANT 1-------1111111•1
PA.RT-TIMERS
Santa Ana office now hir·
ing 4 GOOD phone
voices . A M Aft
G ua rantee $4 .00 /hr
543· 7957 or 543-2951. FUll·time, Mon-Fri 8 5
Call 644-6762
LU TECH.
T o a ss ist in elec
tric.al /optical develop
Nurse
Need LVN for doctor's
office 111 H. 8 . No nates or
\\eek ends. Fun at·
mosphere. Call Elaine al
848·2377, I0-6::l)pm. ment work. Must be ex-~ -----
per. in handling d elicate. Nurses
m i n 1alu r.e parts & PIO. MUISE
pogsess a tugh degree of Priv d uty live-m posi·
intelligence & motivation tipn for registered n urse
to handle a variety of as with pediatnl.' /nursery
sign ments . Exper. in exp. req. Congenia l rast·
light shop practices & paced atmosphe re Good
electronics desirable. benefits. Salary com -
but not req · d XI n t mensurate w /exp. For
pay /benefits. Growing interview, call 673·91S1. Co. In San Juan Capo. 1---------
714-493..fi621.
~~~-~-~~ HUISH A.IDES
Part lime help to assist
with Developed Mentally
Disabled People. Must
be able t o w o rk
weekends. Call Cynthia
552-8280.
P .\RT·T IME. day 0 1
n ight janitors . own
transportation. 675·2230
Part time person needed
in book p,ste·up. Mon. &
Tues. No exper. oec. Ap·
ply P e nnysaver, 1660
Pla<;enlia Ave. C.M.
~~~~!!!!!!!fl!~~~~!" Rest aurant
PROO WORK OPENING
Plastic exp. helpful. Xlnt
benefits . Ask for Btll
Hogan. 642· 1593.
P •time. 7days. 2hr,1da1
I). A M delivery, L.A
Ta mes $100 l'('r week.
Laguna Bearh 494·8496
Real Estate Sales
EXPBllHCED
AG&ITS
We offe r the follow mg:
1H.igh Comm1ss1on
./Best location
~Private secretary
I Professional assocs.
Call now for appomtment
673· 7300ask for Walt
R EC:EPTIONIST
Property Mgmt Co. in
Irvine seeks e nerget ic &
pleas ant person with
front omce appearance
to answer busy phones.
Includes lite lypmg & fil.
1ng C all rur appt.
SS9·180'l.
PART T IME pos1l11111s
•2hr l u n r h s hdt
(11.30·1 301 •Evemng
shirts (afl. 5) No exper.
necessary. Mus t havt·
cll·an image Mature at
t1tude towards wor k &
work well with others as
a team.
A p pl y i n pe rson
Wetnl'r~t·hn1 Lzel . 7622
Ed inger . H unttngton
Beach
Restaurant
Calabasli Lcmding
& Distilery
A ne w restaurant &
lounge now hiring for all
restaurant positions Ap
ply in person, Mon.-i.~ri .
2pm·6pm. 179 E. 17th Sl..
CM.
Restaurant Lady needed
at Tea & Sympathy lo as ·
sist, cook in>stly dishes
& clean up. $3.50 starl-
ing. hrs lpm·6pm, Tues
thru Sat. Apply in person
arter 3:30. J(;g E. 17th St.
C.M.
RECEPTIONIST
Billing Clerk Wanted in Restaurant
busy Ch1 ropract1c Offit'e. APPmZH COOK
111 key. Typmg req. M-F Food prep. The Quiet
Ll·8pm. Alt .. Sat 847-8272 Woman. 3224 E . Coa.st
Hwy, CdM. Apply 10
person. AM pref ask for
Mike 64(}. 7440
Receptionist I M e ssage
Center C lerk For
Newport Beach R .E . 1-Res--t-aur_an_t ____ _
C1rm. Must be shar p,
have ability lo handle Housewives /Students.
busy phones, & process H e a I t h y F o o d s
messages qwckly, neat R estaur a n t has im-
penmanship. rront office mediate. part time open
appea rance. Call Lila : mgs for cashiers/coun·
833 2! 206 lerhelp, ll-2. Mon.·Fri.
· 000· en . 11 · F u n en v i r on m e 11 t
Receptionist for Construe· $3.25/hr. to s tart. Call
lion Co. near Adams & Jerr or Roger : 833-3470.
8 r o o ~ h u r s t . H . B. Retail Stores
L9olll s.c·,......n.
Mld·slze Cirm seeks cons-
cientious ll•gal secretary
w/3+yrs. exper. Salary
n egotiabl e . X l nt
medical plan Ne" bldg.
Call 714·833-~.
7 to 3. Cert. & trainees.
Mesa Verde Conv. Hosp.
661 Center St . CM
982•6686· oPening soon in Hunt·
RECEPTIONIST-par t · ington Beach; a new
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be dependa~le & availa-boat knowledge hetpruJ. assis tan t man a g er.
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IOOd staffing. Santa Ana l~~~~~~~~~~I Whateverthe Fad •·Ret--&l-.l-s_a_les-.-e-x_pe_ri_e-nr_e_
flelghls. 549-3061. The fast est draw in tM RoU 'em ottlhe market preferred, Frr. CM d r ug
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SA.LES PERSON
Oppty 111 selling uurmcl
foods F ex1bll.' hours
W t r a 1 n 11 1 <· k o r ~
Far.ms. = 17 F.i~h1 nn
Is land 640 6030
S<1les person, m<1turc. for
(urmture salt·~ 3 !lpm
Days 54().3169. eve111ngs
646-6766
SandwH'h mak111i: Pt'•)l>le
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caU before 11 752 f>4o t
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SECRETA RY ..
Secretary for u s ales and
m .1rket ing offi ce
s mall. growmg medical
electron rcs com pan~.
near ocean, full com11un~
benefits Quahrlcations
in c lude rec e n 1 ex
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abilit). ability to 1n
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all le,·els of management
in a wide 'J riety o f
duties and a fa.st paced,
innovative environment
Ask for Terri.
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Newp ort Beach pro
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v e r s atil e sec retary
w /excellent typmg skllls.
Salary open. 64-0-2912
S ecretar y · Assist anl t o
Financial Genius. Gen
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Organic Cook. 499·S683. -
Secretary to president of
real estate fi r m Typing
75 wpm. shorthand 100+
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OUTSTANDING OPl'TY
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ph111'!-Shoes, 54 F ashion
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COMP A.MY
Emp loyee Rel ation s
Dept
Eva Taylor
3160 ,\1rway Avenue
Costa Mesa . CA 92626
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ch 111<1 cob1nel, :.en •er
SlllOO Also 3 r ust•im oak
bar stools S.S.• each All
xlnt t•ond 675 5710
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co11dit1on Must sell
9ti2·2804
Recliner & ottoman.
brown tufted vm yl, 6 mo
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Orange Coast Collel(e,
3Shrs. /wk. funded pos1
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Outstanding benl'fits 111
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wh e n pl acing y o u r
ad a D a ily Pilot ad
number will a ppear in your
ad w e t a k e y o ur
me ss ag es 24 hour s a
day you c all in at your
convenience during office
hours and get the r esponses
to your ad this se rvice
is only $10 per w eek . For
more information and to
place your ad call 642-5678.
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Fountain Valley
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Daily Nt•w!lipapt-r
VO L.73,NO 267,3SEC~T~l~O~N~S~·~30:....:....P~A~G~E~S=-----------o_R_A_N_G ___ c_o __ u_N_T_Y_._c_A_L_l_F_O_R_N_l_A __________ T_u_e_s_o_A_Y_,_s_E_P_T_E_M __ B_E_R __ 23_,_1_980 _____________ T_W __ E_N_T_Y_-_F_1v __ E_C_E_N_T~S
Consunier Prices Decline in County __
I.OS NC 1':t. 1':~ \ J\ I' l ~ a
state rt!purt ~hi1Wl·1l tlw wol'l>t of
lht." rt'<'l'!ISlll ll hui-l)USlll'iJ lh\•
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todo that c·11n.~11111t•1 11r1c\\s 1n
Los i\ n I( t• I,· i. .. 11\I 0 r ~ n ~
l'OUllllt' dt•l'hlll'd "' \UtiU"ll for
the :..·t·umt ~lrJ1.cht 1111>nth
Tht' 0 6 pcrt't•nt llrop 111 lht•
two count' ('un,uo1t•r l'rl<'t!
Index. dul' m8lnl) l\l l'l"' 1·r homt•
morlgugt• r,1h·' hu1·kt•d .i
nauonal anrrea~w 111 u 7 pt'ri"t!nt •
Both figures w~rt• th~ :. mt· for
Council
Rehires
Belsito
The Huntington Beach City
Couol'il hired Bud Belsito as a
temporary coosullanl Monday
after firin g h im a s Ci t y
Admirustrator less than a month
earlier
B e lsi to. a 19-yea r c ity
employee. will work under the
dire c tio n o f inte ri m cit y
admiltistrator Ben Arguello from
Oct. I until Jan 2
The contract. un animous ly
approved in executive session.
makes at possible for Belsito to
earn as much as $11),045. working
a maximum of 20 hours a week at
$35 per hour
Arguello said today that Belsito
will work in a number or spedal
areas that includes preparing city
franchises with private firms and
on a merit pay concept for city
employees '
A City Council member said the
action wa& taken to provide an
o rderly trans ition until a
permanent city administrator is
hired.
But it also was disclosed that
the dedsion to hire Belsito was
made partly for humanitarian
reasons and to recognize his
contributions over the years.
"There were reasons for h.is
firing but they were not negative
ones, "the council members said.
"This amounts to a kind of
settlementandt.idying up.:·
Belsito, who was paid $53,316 at
the lime of his firing Aug. 23 on
cha rges that he failed to provide
strong leadership. will stand to
receive $29.000 from unused sick
leave and accumulated vacation
time.
The City Council also raised
Arguello's salary to the same rate
it paid Bels ito while Arguello is
the interim administrator.
The Counril plans lo select a
consultant lo screen app!Jcants
for the city administrator post.
Bandits Get Haul
LOS ANGELES (AP) Three
gunmen robbed an armored car
of about $75.000 Monday whlJe it
was parked in a supermarket
lot in suburban Canoga Park,
police said.
HE GOT CASH
FOR CLV11'ER
··Daily Pilot c lass1fed ads
helped me clean up both ways.
·'I had clutter in my garage and
converted it to cash with one
phone call to the c lassified section."
That's the advertising success
story of the Costa Mesa man who
placed this ad in the Daily Pilot :
Camper shell S50 Van top
ruck Best offer xxx.xxxx
· If you want to turn clutter into
cash. call 642·5678.
the $t'('()l)d c-omwt·utivt• munlh
1 Relatoo ston · i\41
M ('ilnllme. a La t111r M .trkt•I
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1o1,o uld .. u fC t!r o nl y m1n11r
11wrt>JS1· in \tn\'mpl11ym1•111 fur
the nt'xt lhrt'\• monthr-
llo l4t'Vt't II Said tht' ~lltl t' Wlll
not .irluall~ began pullmg out of
the recesi;1on until Junuary and
\o•·•~I ,.ad
You know that old water
tower over the Sunset Beach
skyline on the Pacific Coast
Highway curve by Turk 's
saloon and Sam's Seafood
restaurant? This is what it
will l oo k lik e when
developer-educatoi: George
Armstrong moves into his
dream house on stilts. See
photos, Page A3.
Woman Jailed
I
In Welfare
Fraud Case
A Long Beach woman who
bilked the Orange County Social
Services Department out of more
than $8,000 in welfare benefits has
been sentenced to six months in
Orange County Jail and rive years
probation.
The sentence was imposed on
Gloria Draper, 33, by Orange
County Superior Court Judge
Kenneth Lae after the woman
pleaded guilty to a s ingle count of
welfare fraud.
De puty District Attorney
Donald Barne r said evidence
s howed that Mrs . Draper ,
between September 1977 and
August 1979. received aid from
social services depart ments in
both Orange and Los Angeles
counties.
Barner said the woman also
received aid for a child who was
not living with her and failed to
report that she was receiving a
$231 per month rent subsidy Crom
the Orange County Housing
Authority.
Mrs. Draper was ordered by
Judge Lae to make restitution as
part or her sentence. Barner said
$8 ,228 in benefits were
fraudulently received.
rt·t•ov1:ry wlll bt.• gradual
Th.. n·11ort. by the Economfr
lh•vt>l11p nwnt 01:p.1rtment 1n
'\arrumeotu, ha:1 not yet been
printed. but u 111't?l11oin;.t ry copy
wu~ ohtJ111t·fl ln Tht· As:.ocaated
I' rt11">:-.
Th t-1 .. ,.,..rt 1irt•d 1c·t1·11 the
J1tblt'l>1> r~tc would ri:-.e lo 7 M
pt•rt•t•nt b} lkt•em~r It 1s now
6 8 pt• rc•t-•.11
In l..01> Angt!lcs and Orange
i·ounlles. the consumer price
dee rease still left prices 13. 7
percent higher overall than m
August 1979. And 1f the cost of
s heller. including mortgage
rates: had been excluded, the
CPI for AuAust would have
surpasst.>d the national average
and iocreased by 1 4 percent in
the two counties.
T he cost of food was the
bigges t gain er 1n the Los
Angeles·Orange County figures,
rising by 1.5 percent for the
month nearly double the rate
of inrrease for the past several
months. Food costs were 9.9
percent above a year earlier.
F'ailh Heinemann or' the U.S.
Bureau of Labor Statistics here
said the higher food prices were
caused by adverse weather
conditions
Other increases showed up in
the cost or transportation. 1.0
percent ; medical car e, 0.9
percent: and entertainment, 2.6
per cent.
Although home mortgage
rates have been rising several
weeks and stand at about 14
percent. the August CPI reflects
actual loan transactions not
loan commitments Hence, the
mortgages reflect the prevailing
loan rate in the spring
T od ay 's higher mortgage
rates will show up in succeeding
months.
Iran, Iraq Battle
3 Americans Kilkd in Refinery Bombing •
By The Associated Press
An Iraqi in vasion force
punched into Iran today and
waves of Iranian warplanes
bombed Baghdad and other Iraqi
cities. reportedly killing three
Ame ricans, as the war between
the Mideast neighbors escalated
Iran said Iraqi jets attacked the
huge Iranian oil r efinery at
Abad an.
Diplomats and other officials in
London said three unidentified
Ame r icans and three Britons
were among 47 reported killed in
HB Water
Probe Set
By Wieder
Orange County Supervisor
Harriett Wieder has ordered an
.invest.Jgation into charges that
so m e Huntington Beac h
residents have contr acted
serious illness by drinking water contam i nated by an aban-
doned chemical dump.
County medical officer Dr. L.
Rex Ehling said today he wtll
inte rvie w two persons who
dr a nk water from a private
community well for several
years. Now one as suffering from
liver cancer and t.h.e other . an
antes tinaJ disorder.
Ehling said bis department
will investigate the rate of death
a nd illness in the area
s urrounding the dump to see if it
is higher than the rest or the
county. He said his department
may conduct further water tests
on the private wells near the
dump.
The four-acre dump site is
about 700 feel southesast of the
Bolsa Chica Street and Warner
Avenue intersection.
Ehling said he wi ll tum Ills
re port ove r to Super vi sor
Wieder next Monday.
"It seems only r e motely
possible th at there is a
connection between the illness
and the dump.·· Ehling said,
explaining that the diseases are
not similar He said a problem with such
studies is that many residents
who used to live near the dump
and drink from private wells
hav e m ove d t o o th e r
co mmunities . He s aid his
department agrees with the
state Department of Health
Services that the dump should
be• e xcavate d a nd th e
contaminated soil removed.
Th e S econd Di st ri c t
Supervisor said she wants the
county to test the water io the
private wells near the dump.
Currently, the most recent tests
of the well water near the site
were done by a private firm.
Iranian air raids on six Iraqi
cities and h<.1rb1>rs and on a
ha lf dozen a1rf1elds and military
bases.
"As the Iranian planes roar
overhead ground·lo·air missiles
streak up after ·them and one
Iranian phantom jet has been hit
and explode d ," the Iraqi
journalist added.
The Amcrt<'ans and Britons
were killed in an attack on the
petrochem1 c<1I complex near
Basra. Iraq. the reports said.
Iraqi reports said 116 others were
wounded in thel'aids.
Despite the air raid. which
developed soon after nightrall.
people stood in the blacked out
streets and on the balconies
watch ing the fire works . the
journalist said.
Iranian planes raided Baghdad
for lht: second tame an the day
today and a journalist contacted
by telephone said "bombs are
fa 1 h ng all overt he place."
Iraq claimed 26 of Iran 's
U.S. madejets and two helicopter
gunships were shot down. Many of
r
Extra Innings
Softball Squabble in Court
A pair olNewport Beach women's softball teams that.
found themselves in a mid·August dogfight for fi.rst place,
nearly suited up for a court appearance this month to
straighten out the league standings.
The sandlot snafu between the Barracudas and the A·l
Turf Irrigation team centered oo who should be champ in the
city's slow-pitch league.
The Turf team brougblin a lawyer to go to batfor them.
THE ARGUMENT BEGAN during the final inning of a
game betweenthe twoteams lastJuoe. The Barracudas. who
lose by six runs. protested a late inning call by the c1ty's um·
pi re. .
The citv recorded the protest. noting that protested
games aren't replayed unless first place is at stake. As 1t
turned out, first place was at stake and the city ordered a re·
match.
That ·s when things got messy.
The disputed game was replayed but after the Har-
racudas knocked in three runs. the Turf team filed a protest
alleging that the Barracudas initial protest was Improper.
THE BARRACUDAS WENT on to win that game, com-
pounding the problem by deadlocking the Turf team for first
place .
City parks and recreation officials ordered a second re-
matcn.
But the attorney for the Turf team said the players would
not agree to another rem atch. He said the season was over
and that one of the team's key players had moved out or the
state
And just when it appeared the brouhaha was about to
turn into a bench·clearing legal fight, city officials came up
with the answer: HOlh teams were declared co·champs and
the season finally was over.
3 Freed in Killing
Of Huntington Man
SEATTLE (AP) Three men
charged lo the June beating
death of a Huntington Beach
motorcycle gang member were
acquitted by a King County jury.
The six-man, six ·woman jury
deliberated 7th hours before
making the unanimous decision
late Monday night. The verdict
brought smiles and handshakes
for defendants Donald M.
Paradis, 34. or Spokane:
Thomas H . Gibson, 29,
Josephine County, Ore., and
Charles Amacher, 33, Portland,
Ore.
But the men will remain in
King County Jail as defendants
and witnesses to Idaho charges
connected with the strangulation
slaying of 19-year-0ld Kimberly
d Ann Palmer of Spokane.
the pilots were taken prasl)n«.:r, it
said
For the second straight day, Lhe
Iraqi air force launched heavy
raids against targets in I ran The
Baghdad command said its Jets
struck seven Iranian air bases in
western and southwest Iran, "set
scores of enemy aircraft ablaze
on the ground and destroyed
many hangars and ins tallat tons "
Iraq conceded losing four MiG·2l
fighters in the raids
The state radio in Abadan. Iran.
(See MJDF.AST. Pate A2>
Fun Park
Targei of
Lau:suit
Disneyland has been sued by
two 10 range County yo uths who
claim that the park's d<tncing
policies discriminate against
homosexuals.
The lawsuit was filed in
Orange County SJJperior Court
Monday, nine days aft er Andrew
Exler, 19, of Orang_e. and Sean
Elliott. 17. of Anaheim , were
ejected from the park for danc-
rng Logelher.
·'The park security pel)ple told
us that Disneyland does not
make provision for alternative
lifestyles,.. Exler told reporters
at a news cunrcrence in Santa
Ana.
It is alleged in the lawsuit that
the park 's policy prohibiting
members or the same sex from
dancing together violates civil
rights sta tutes barring dis-
crimination based on sex.
Each of the two plaintiffs is •
demanding Sl0.250 in damages
from the Magic Kingdom.
They are being represented in
the lawsuit b~y Santa Ana at-
torney Ronald Talmo He 1s
Orange County legal d irector for
the American Civil Liberties
Union but emphasized that be
has 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-
fi cers and removed to a security
omce.
(See DANCING, Page A2)
Orang£j Coasl
L; ,.Q ,,;-~
\\'eat her
Peter's Landing 'Overbuilt'
Miss Palmer's body was found
June 22 lying near that or Scott
Currier, 26, south of Post Falls,
Idaho.
The trio -purported
motorcycle gang memb~s
themselves -were accused of
first-degree murder in beating
Currier to death at Paradis'
home. The victim was a
member of the Hessians
motorcycle club.
Cloudiness and localized
f o g ton ig ht a nd
We dnesday morni ng .
Hazy sunshine Wednesday
afternoon. Lows tonight 58
at the beaches. 65 inland.
Highs Wednesday mid 70s
to mid 80s.
INSIDE TODA"
By PATRICK KENNEDY
Of ... Deity ,..._SW!
The state Attorney General's
office has ruled tha t Peter's
Landing co mmercial and
marina dev e lopm e nt in
Huntington Harbour is overbuilt
and apparently exceeds permits
.. issued by the Regional Coastal
Commluion,
Deputy Attorney General
Steven H. Kaufmann sa.td today
that possible courses of action
agai.nat the development include
a revocation of the coastal
com mission permits for the
center.
Such a revocation would halt
further development there, he
said. .
James A. Thoma•. counsel for
..
Peter's Landing, said the
developers are planning to
expand the center an additional
20,000 square feet, including a
new hot.el.
But according to th'E executive
director of the Regional Coastal
Commission Mel Carpenter, the
controversy is that Peter's
Landing may be overbuilt by
some 40.000 square feet alr~ady.
Carpenter iaid it appean that
com mission permits allow for
between 80,000 a.nd 80,000 square
feet of development. Peters
Landing currently la built up to
107 ,000 square feel. be said. ,.
The attorney general's 10.pqe ,
opinion on the contro\fersy was
given to the Regional Coastal
Commission Monday in a closed
executive session . The
Com mission took no action and
will discuss the matter in
another closed session Oct. 6.
Peter's Landing is located on
Pacific Coast Highway and
Anderson Street, near Sam's
Seafood Restaurant.
Kaufmann sai·d other
alternate courses of action the
com missioners could take
against the d e velopment
includes seekin1 injunctive re-
lier from the courts, which could
Issue daily fines, seeking civil
pen a Illes and 5uing for damages.
da mages.
DlltY ........
DEVELOPMENT OVERBUILT
Peter'• Landing
.....,
Amacher and Paradis are
members of the Gypsy Jokers
motorcycle club, while Gibson
was a member of the Vagos
motorcycle gang, Spokane
County prosecutors claimed.
Intelligence Probe
WASHINGTON (AP> -The
Senate Intelligence CommJttee
will investi1ate reports that a
"major intelligence failure" led
to the death of a Soviet otnclal
providing iolo~mation to th<'
United States. 6t1rces say.
For the flrat tame mace the
Revol~ry War. defmae
atrotegilt1 plan to 1end the
nation '1 entire /orce of
450,000 cil~·toldiera to the
front Unea within 90 day1 in
the event of a major inoolima.
But ia the NatUmal Gubrd
ready? See ~ BS .
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Storm ff ermine Moves
l1ito Gulf of Mexico
MI AMI 1 I'> Tropu•11J Storm ltt'rmanf' movf!d out toda)'
UVl'I' lht• \\.tr m "'uh•r)o u( tht• (iulf or M~1lC'O. wherf' fort!rUter
said the s hghll)' wt•akt'nt'd ~torm might tum into a hurncan .. by
Wt>dnt>2'dny
''Wt•'rl' l''IW lln.: lo M't' ~Om(' 1nr rra11C' 1n st rt<l\l th, a10
John tlflVt', u iwmor fort"<'a~t"r ror lht> NaUonal Hurricane
Ct•11tt•1
llcrnrnw had tov "'and of 4!) mph t1nd Ill' rf.'ntl'r wa11 about
80 nult·~ "outh"'l':-1 of l'am1x-rht•. Mt•xlc-o, near l1Utudt' 19 4
nort h. hm.:1tl1tk I~ !i wt•:-t It wa!\ movintt Wt'"t notthwt'!ll al
about 12 111vh .u11I "'a :-t'&lJ"t'h'ft to turn tow 3rd thf' nnr1hwe'lt
sonwt 1n11: t\lllll(hl 01 W ~·dne du'
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SAN JOSI-: 1 1·1 l'n-s ult>nl l'artt'r , urgma 11 vromr• 1111d
pt'•H'l°ful "1h1t 1lm 111 tht• nH,n 1<'I tktwt•t'n lr~w and Iraq ~.,1d tod ay
lhl' ~l\'l\.'I l 11111111 'hould nlll 1111.-rf.-re in th~ faghlan~ bc•lwt'cn lht'
l WO l'OUlll rtt•'
Ill' 1lt•:-1·r1lk.-d tht• l'nalt'd ~ldll' poMllC>n .i.., llllt' of ... 1ru·t
11c>ut r .illl > ~111ll ~J 1d J II nlht•r nuhulti ~hould follow lht· .. umr • t'VUr't' In a s1:11..-n1l'nt 1:-:.uttd aboard Air For<'~One a:. ht· 1·11mp.11i;:nl'tl
tn HunJld Ht'dli(.tn :.. hunic tale. Curter Jo.aid. ·Wt· cnruurntt" all
other i:ountncs 111l'lull1ng the So\•1cl llnton, nnl tu int\'rft'rc with
th is cunn1ct '
lid«• l '••fls •'f ."iolou ·" llti11ki119
WASHINGTON tAI)) A forme r aide to Rep. John Jt!nreltc.
0 -S.C .. testifi ed today that on the da y in December that J enrette
was videotaped talkin~ a bout bribery with an FBI undercover
agent . the congressman was suffering the effects of .. a bad d runk ..
the night before Doug Wende ll. the congressman's former admmistrallvt•
assistant. s aid that on Dec 4. the day Jenrette met with the f ill
agent. he also addressed a meeting of industry executives in
connection with a ne w congressional caucus J enrette had set up to
promote tourism
Wendell . testifying before a U.S. District Court jury m
Jenrette's bribery trial, confirmed the testimony Monday of the
congressman's wife . Rit a, t hat her husband's drinking problem
worsened last Decembe r a nd January.
Rrt•:luu•1· Mnrtu
MOSCOW <AP> Soviet President Leonid I. Bre zhnev
wa rned today that Weste rn strategic policies s upporting li m ited
nuclear weapons are setting the world "sliding towa rd a
the rmonuclear catastrophe.·· ··The policies of some major stales are based on the concept of
t he possibility of a 'limited' nuclea r war ," Brezhnev said in a
message to a world peace group meeting in Sofia. Bulgaria.
Huntington Pullout
Won't Hurt Agency
Huntington Beach 's recent
pullout from the Orange County
M anpo w e r Co mmi ssio n
a pparently will have no adverse
effect on operations of the agency
which dispenses-m oney f-Or the
federal job training program.
Commission Chairman Judy
Loos said the agency will continue
to operatt! without m ajor ill
effects despite the loss of a key
mem ber
The major difference, she said .
is that Huntington Be ach will lose
a vote on how the money is to be
s pe nt once it is r eceived by
Orange County from the federal
gove rnment
Huntington Beach City Council
m e m bers withd re w from the
com mi ssio n 1 a s t Mo nday,
a ppa rently still s marting from a
sca ndal that rocked the Western
Ins titute of Ca reers, Inc., a
corporation set up to handle
Huntingt o n B e a c h 's
Compre he ns i ve Employm ent
a nd T raining Act (C ETA )
program.
T h e co r p o r a ti o n w as
dis mantled earlier this year after
m is management, extravagance
and conflict of inte rest charges
we re lodged.
than 100,000 Huntington Bea ch,
Sa nta Ana. Garden Grove and
Anaheim -formed a consortium.
By virtue of the cities banding
t o ge t h e r , t h e M a n powe r
Com mission has received a bonus
in federal money because of
centralized operations.
T hat bonus. which amounted to
near ly SS00,000 last year , is not in
jeopa rdy despite Huntington
Reach 's action, Mrs . Loos said.
S h e s a id that, with the
exc e p tion o f p r oblems
experienced by Western Institute
o f C ar ee r s , In c .. th e
administration of CETA funds
has been "very reputable."
T he city's responsibility for the
vocation and training phase of the
program has been assumed by the
Coas t Communit y College
District.
Huntingt on Beach a lso will
continue to have about 28 persons
on city jobs through the CETA
progr am, but Or ange County
officials will be in charge of
administration for those workers.
Huntington Beach has received
$18.4 million in CETA funds since
1974.
Laguna Niguel
..
D•llY PIHl4 Sl4tff ,_
PAIR FILE SUIT AGAINST DISNEYLAND FOR EJECTION FROM MAGIC KINGDOM
From left, Andrew E~ler, Attorney Roneld Talmo, and Shawn Elliott
A ·tre s'
olution'
Accepted
l{eprcse nlat ives for Mam ie
Van Doren admitted Monda y
l h u t t h e b l o n d e a -c tress
''h 11 11l l egJ:ed ·· part o f a
1·om m e r d al s hop be lo w her
two story Cannery Village home
1n Nt<wport Reach.
··we made a big mistake, .. her
husband, Thom as Dixon. told
City Council me mbers. He said
thl'Y removed three r equired
parking s pots to expand the
shop
City planning commissioners,
mcl'tin~ last month, asked the
art n •ss to return the parking
spa t•e s or face the possible
revocation of use permits on he r
home
Miss Van Doren. curre ntly on
a road tour and not present at
the evening session, had asked
the council to help her out of the
ja m
She argued that to .. return"
the pa rking spaces, s he'd have
to rip down part of the s tore.
"She was found o ut ." he r
hired cons ultant Richard Hogan
said Monday, "but s he 's found a
way to overcome the problem."
He said Miss Van Dore n, who
gained fame in the 1950s as a sex
sym bol for her blonde bombshell
movie roles. had agreed to lease
five parking s pots n ear he r
h o me to s atis fy t h e cit y's
dTf-street parking requirement.
P lanning commissioners had
reje cted that sugges tion last
month. But council m e mbers
accepted her parking solution.
The store , now leased · to a
bus i nessm a n specializing in
picture frames. was built by the
actress to display he r collection
of antiques.
She said she gave u p her
business career a fter deciding to
return to show business.
Re agan Facing
'Real Dange r '
SAN F RANCISCO (AP)
There is a "real danger " tha t
Ronald Reagan would not live
out his term if he is elected
president, former United nations
Am bassador A ndrew Young
s a ys. R eaga n , 69, i s th e
R e p u blican pre s idential
nom inee. Young is a Democrat.
"He would probably outlive us
all if he staved on the ra nch, but
the presidency is a grueling,
pressurized job," Yo ung said of
Re agan at a m eeti n g with
reporters Monday.
,.. , . .,,,. Pn~•· l I
DANCING PARTNER~ • • •
Exler conceded t hat he hC1d
contacted both Disnevland and news representatives before he
and Elliott went to the park lo
draw attention to the park ':-.
dance policy
Exler said that Disneyland of·
ficials had repeatedly rerused to
a nswer both verbal and wn ttE'n
inquiries about the policy
Disnevland offi cials have said
t h e y beliPvc t he po l 1 c~ i:-.
n ecessa r y b e c au se o f
Ois neyland 's reputation as a
"family park."
.. We feel that it 1s wrung to
discriminate against homosex
uals, .. Exler said. "There 's a lso
a greater issue of human r ights
The poht•e would prevent t wo
br o th ers rrom d<in c·allg
together "
Elliott said that the couple
f<iced n o harassmen t from
anyone elsf' on the dance floor
•• 1 don't c;ee what the difference
1s whether we dance together or
whether a male and fomale d<ince
toget her.'· F.l liott said
Asked if he C1nd t:lholl would
return to Oisneyland , Exler s aid
"I don't Sl'<: whv not I think Dt'>·
neyland IS a run pliH'l' .
Talmo said lh<it ht' will seek
an inJunl'lt0n to prevent Dis
ne_yland from future application ·
of the pollc) /I. hl•oring date has
1111t lwen <;l•t, ht• saul
f 't•om I"«~· l I
MIDEAST FIGlfflNG • • •
said Iraqi planes also att<1rkt!d
t he refinery, considered thl'
world's lar gest, an that s11uthw£>Jo.t
Ir a nian city. The re wt>rc no
immedTatedamage reports
The United States no longer
im ports any Ir anian oil, but other
West ern nations and Japan
depend on it to vary1ngde,grces
In N e w Y or k . UN
Sec r e tary .Ge n e r a l Ku rt
Wa ldheim called for ur~ent
cons ultations among Lhe 15
nations of the Security Counc:il un
t h e conflic t . which he ::.aHI
constituted a .. grnve threat" to
world peace.
A U.N. spokesma n s aid that as
of this morning neithe r Ira n nor
Iraq asked for a Security Council
meeting.
The invastion was reported m a
co m m unique broa d cas t by
Baghdad Radio, which s a id Iraqi
ground forces ''a dvanced to take
control of vital positions ins ide of
Iran" t o "break t he racist
governme nt " of Ayat olla h
Ruhollah Khomeini.
The targets we re not specifi ed
But Radio Te hran said Iranian
a r mored troo ps routed Iraqi
t roops a round Khorrams hahr.
Ira n 's m ain port on the d isputed
Shatt al-Ar ab estuary a t the head
oflhe Persian Gulf.
Reporting on the air war, the
Falm Talks Bre ak
HOLLYWOOD (AP J A
m a r athon bargainin g sessio n
between striking actors and the
movie-TV industry broke off this
morning after i1 hours. a nd a
producers ' spolceswoman said
they would have gone on even
longer but for the illness of one
of the negotiators . T he talks
we re recessed until 11 a m
Wednesday.
Iraqi ::.t:-;itt> rad111 said l rc1n1an Jets
'lru<·k all o vt•r lht· 1·ountry,
.111 a t: k 1 n g Ba ,g h J ad, Mas u I.
.'.'1ancvt'h, Ha~ra dnd s ix a1rf1elds
Jnd b:l'>l'!->
'' M an~ mt• 11 w omen and
ch Jldrt•O Wt•rt• kt llr•d ," th<.'
hrn<adcast '>Ult! The IC1r~cst
port 1011 or l'<i.,11.ilt1t•:-. occurred
amonµ lht> 1Ao o rkcrs uf lhl'
pe lroC'hemtl'al a nd 1er1111zer
fat·tor) of Hasra, wht:rc· 20 wcrr
:tailed and 50 v.ound<'d '
Damage ..il lh·· ,11rfil'lds was
limited to onl' runw;n that w;is
quack!) repa 1 rr>d . the
com muruque said
fl said Iraqi planes raided three
air bases and mJlita ry airfields m
western a nd southwes t Ira n.
··1nrl1ctcd hca\)' cl1•strurt1on and
burned many enemy aircraft on
the ground ..
Iraq said its invast1on was in
retaliation for the "unlawful and
irrespon s ible clos ure t o
na v1gat1on of the I lormu1 Strait.··
which connl·<•ls the Pers ian (.;ulf
and the Gulf or Oman and through
which much of lhl' Arab world's
exported oil passe5
Ira n said Monday 1t would tak<'
a ction against all ships entenng
the Persian Gulr through the
st ra it if they s ailed Loo close to the
Ira nian coast on the north s ide.
It declared the gulf a war zone.
warned ships a gainst carrying
supplies to Iraq and ordered all
mer chant s hips in the Shall
a l-Ar ab and adjoining ~aters to
leave immediately. "otherwise
the Iranian ar my cannot be held
responsible for any damage to
these vessels "
I raq 's P r esident Sadda m
Hussein said the lra nwn lhreats
lo shipping in the Strait of Hormuz
constituted a declaration of war
Bul Khome 1 n1 . l ra n ·s
revolutionary leader , s aid Iraq
had declared war on Iran and that
I r aq would s urrer t h e
consequences.
Hostage
Release
Vntrue
By The A,uoclaled Preu
A Baghdad Radio broadcast
cla iming Iran had freed the 52
Am e ri c a n h os tag e s
unconditionally today caused a
nurry of excite me nt for a lmost
two hours before Tehran Radio
said the report was untrue.
I ra n said not only was the story
on the release untrue , but a lso
th at the Iranian P arlia ment
decided to "freeze" the issue of
the hostages because of Iran's
wa r with Iraq, which It blamed on
the United States. •
The claim by Baghdad Radio
pr om pted vola tile trading on
E uro pe an go ld a nd fore ign
exchange m arkets. Som e London
ba nkers s aid the m arket went
"haywire·· as the rumor s pread.
The dollar and gold pr ices moved
up sharply
But artC'r the hostage report
was denied by Iran , m arkets
calmc.'<l, lhe dollar sank back and
gold improved slightly. A West
German dealer in Frankfurt s aid
orthc claim "The market doesn 't
bel1 cveil "
The Iraqi gov~rnment r adio in a
broac1castat2·50a m. PDTsaid,
.. At last the release of the U.S.
hostages held in Tehran ha s been
:rn nounterl." The cla im was
car ried in a number of broadcasts
later. but no source was given.
At 4·45 a m ., Tehran Radio
called on the people of Iraq not to
be lieve "the lies carried by your
radio .. The proble m "of the
hostage s pies has been frozen
1ndefin1tely by the Irania n
cons u ltative assem bly ," the
Iranian broadcast added.
Baghdad Radio late r quoted
St ate Depa rtment officials in
W ashmgton who said they had no
information about the release of
any hostages However. it car ried
no retraction. But in New York,
A BC quoted an unna med person
at Raghdad Radio as saying the
h os tag e c l ai m "wa s a
broadcasting error " T here was
no clabornt1on
I ran considers Lhe escalation by
Iraq or their border confli ct a
maneuver by the United Slates to
frc the American hostages, in
their :i25th day of captivit y,
Tehran Radio s aid ma broadcas t
1n Arabic
· J>rc~1dent 'arter thinks tha t
lhl' towardly Iraqi ( Baathist)
.Jg~ress1on may persuade Iran to
release the hostages," it said.
.. r o r your information, t he
l !-lam1c Ma1 lis tr ra n i an
P arllament i today decided to
freeze the hostages issue al the
present lime "
Bank Robbe d
In Hwitington
A lone g unman who demanded
money with a note written on a
newspaper robbed a Huntington
Beach bank of $976 Monday af.
ternoon. police said.
The holdup occurred at 12:55
p. m at Barc lays Bank. 6952
Bolsa Ave
According lo police, the sus-
pect stood m li ne a nd displa yed
the note m his ne ws paper at the
teller's window.
After the suspect raised his
s hirt to reveal the butt of a
ha ndgun in his wa ist band. the
t elle r plat·ed money o n tbe
ma n 's news paper, which he
foldl'd up and carried out of the
bank. police said
The suspect was described as
a white man. a bout 25. 5 feet-11,
slender wt th dark blond hair. In a dd ition , the r e we r e
a ll egat ion s th at R obe rt
Cunningha m , preside nt of the
c orp o rat io n , to o k an
una uthonzed loan of $16,000 from
federal money which he later
repaid.
A long awaited a udit into the
c h a r ges is sched ule d to be
completed late next m onth.
·Bludgeon Murders
Still Baffle Police
Rolex no w. Th ere's no better tin1e.
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Despite calls that came in
afte r · a $25,000 re wa rd was
posted, Or ange County Sheriff's
Depa rtment investi gators still
a r e without le ads in the
bludgeoning deaths of Keith and
Patrice Harrington of Laguna
Niguel.
LL. Wyatt Ha rt, department
spokesman, said about a dozen
c a ll s w e r e r ecei ved b y
investigators after the reward
was announced Thursday.
"They r eceived so m e
information -people saying
they may have heard som ething,
stuff like that -but none of it
turned out to be significant,"
Hart said. .
Ha rrineton, 24, and hls wife,
27, were found dead in the bed of
their Niguel Shores ho me Aug .
21 by Roger Harrington, the
slain man's father.
The coroner's a uto p sies
showed both deaths were caused
by maasive trauma to the bead,
Investigators h a ve said a
blunt instrument was used. No
weapon was found in the
fashionable residence.
Nor was one fOWld followint a
methodical search of the area
surround.ins the home .
Robbery-homicide S1t . BUI
Mlller said after the reward was
a nnounced b y the victims '
families that m ore tha n ISO
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people have been interviewed by
t he t hree-ma n investigative
tea m assigned to the case.
A p a rticula rly t r oubling
aspe ct of the case is that no
m otive has been e stablished.
Nothing of value was taken from
the residence. The house had not
been ransacked. There was no
evidence or sexual molestation.
One inves tigator who was
among the first at the s cene said
it appeared the Harringtons had
gone to bed only to never a waken.
The house showed no signs of
for ced entry. leading some to
speculate the Har ringt ons may
have known their attacker or
a ttacke r s . But a frie nd o r
Harrington said the fourth year
m edical s tudent was the "kind
of guy who would a lways leave
the door Wllocked."
H a rring to n was due to
graduate from the UC Irvine
med ical school in December.
Mrs . Harri n g t o n wa s a
registered nurse who speciali1ed
ln pediatrics. She was employed
by a nursing registry.
The reward was posted by Mr.
a nd Mrs. Francis Briscoe, of
Huntington Beach, the slain
wo man's p arents ; t he elde r
Harrlngton, of Long Beach, and
Bruce, R on a ld and Donald
Harrington, three older brothers
who live ln Newport Beach.
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30Seeonds8J45,008
'Dallas' Ad Tune
Cost Doubles
By MILTON M08&0WITZ
Last year if you wanted to nm a 30-second commercial
on the CBS show, "Dallas," it would have coet you ln the
neighborhood or $72,000. Ir you think that's a lot of money
for 30 seconds of television time, look at the price this
year : $1"5,000.
Thal 100 percent price jump is not juat inflation at
worlr. ft rerrects the increased popularity of tbia procram.
In television land advertisers buy Ume to reach an au·
dience. The bigger that audience, the more they pay.
"Dallas" is not quite the most expensive show on TV.
CBS is currently asking -and mostly 1ettln1 -$150,000
for. each 30·second commercial that appears on "90
Minutes" and "M•A•S•H ''
The exact prices
paid by advertisers are
not really known since
th ey are negotiated
with the networks -
a n d th ey a r e n o t
generally released. The
figures cited here come
Money
Tree
from the trade magazine Advertising Age, whicb makes It
its business to unearth such information -and publish It.
Their recent survey of the prices being cbar1ed by the
net works showed "M•A•S•H," "60 Minutes" and "Dallas"
lo be the top·priced shows on TV for advertisers. Closely
following them is the ABC program,•"Three's Company,"
pegged at $135,000 for a 30-second shot;' NBC's "Little
House on the Prairie.'' al $12.5,000; and the CBS newspaper
drama, "Lou Grant," priced at $120,000 for 30 golden
seconds on the tube.
NOT EVERYTHING GOES up in price all the lime.
Consider what's happened to the ABC show, "Charlie's An-
ge Is." no longer the big crown on this progra m ; today
you can have it for $85,000.
One way to rank the networks is to count up bow many
programs they have in which the price of a 30-second com-
m ercial exceeds $100,000. ABC has 14, CBS has 11 and NBC
has only four
Since the prices reflect audience size , it stands to rea-
son that your cheapest buy is the show that's slotted
agamst a top·rated progra m. l"or example, at 8 p.m . on
Friday night, when ABC is showing "Benson" (at $100,000
for a 30·second spot ) and CBS is presenting "The Incredi-
ble Hulk'' ($80.000), NBC can ask only $50,000 for a 30.
second commercial on "Here's Boomer."
WHETHER IT'S REALLY cheap depends, of course, on
how many eyes are glued to the offering. Advertising Age re-
ports that some advertisers , a re s aying that the
s hrewdest buy ar ound is the NBC Thursday night show,
"Games People Play.·· You can buy into that for $60,000.
Wh y is that time so cheap? Because the pro1ram is up
against "Mork & Mindy" and "The Waltons. ·•
What the advertisers want to know is not so much ~
absolute cost of the lime as the cost of reaching would·be
customers. Thus, price is usually expressed in terms of
cost·per-1,000: what is it costing me lo reach 1000
hom es with my messa ge? '
T his year, according to Advertising Age, the average
cost-per·l.000 of a CBS nighttime program is about $5. In
other words: every $5 buys you 1,000 homes. In still othei
words : "M•A•S•H" is delivering about 30 million bomes-
and at $5-per·l ,OOO, that works out to $1SO,OOO per 30-aeeoocl
spot.
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I ~
DEAR l'A I l'oulit ~ou put mt• in ·lllu1'11 \\tlh
somt.•nnl• 111 tl11-. .111• 1 "h11 rn.1k1·" apple head d(11ls"
Tht.> om• I han• !1.1~ ddl·rtorah'cl. and I "ould hl.e
lo rcpl:.tl'C tl bt'forl' th, fall ltohrfa~ s I N B . Ne" IJOrt liearh
H 1\ \'S ht'ar-. Crom an' ont-who can help ~ou out,
}OU "illbrrnnta1 c,·d .
Ho:nrd l It> rt ff ••pf•otf'd
OE \R R1'. \OER!->: Follo"in~ a vt>r~· lo"' rate
or ronsu mf'r rf'turn or rwcentiall)' hazardous
11quatir spt'ar guu.,, lhf' l 1 .~ Consumer Product
. afet_\ Comrnis'iion an1t AMF' Voit Inc. are rept>at
iog public "arning of thf' hazard and urging COO·
-----"'S~U.:.:,:ffit'rl> lo flarltdpatt' in a rree rPpair J,1rogram.
Ool.~ I JiC'rl'f'nt (9R6l of Che es timated 97,:100
spear gun~ haH· hr•t•n ri-lurm•d to the m anufac -
turer for frf'<• n•pair~ -.in('t• the recall was an-
nounced mort> than a \ f'a r 3AO. These SJ>ea r guni.
ma} l'Ontarn <lt'f1•l'll\" tn)!;ger' and as a result
ma) rire a"rrdf'nta lh t'H'n though thrir safet)
r atche an• en~a)!;<·d
Tht> "l·arhin<'" !.IJ<'ar guns ~Ne sold na·
tionwtdt> in s pel'ialty i.ton•s Crom 1967 to 1979 under
lbt> A~F \'oil lnr. lalwl. Thf' compan~··s name can
bt> found on tht• lt•rt .. idt' of the ~rip or the two
modt>b twin.: rt'<•allt>d. Ont· rf'called model bas a
17·inch aluminum barr<'I and tht' other features a
26-ioch aluminum barrel. Both have black plastic
bandlt-s. An) 'ipear gun "ith a St'rial number is not
involved in thl' reC'all.
Seari>, Ro<'buck and Co. alw markt'ted 1.400 or
tht' <;pear guni. undP1 1C'i pri\ate label between 1970
and 1973. Tht''>t> nrndf'I., have a 17-incb aluminum
barn·I and the· mod<'I number 4:16.573141l displayed
alon~ "ith tht-N>ar<, namf' on thP left side or an
nrange-rolored 1>la..,tic hand grip.
Cons umers who own the AMF or S4'ars models
s hould disaS'if'mblt' the unloaded spear gun handle
assembly '"hirh includc.>s lht' grip and the trigger>
from the g un harrel h) rPmoving the screw bold·
iog thf' cwo 11ari.. together.
To obtain frN· replacC'mt•nt parts, the gun ban
dlt> and th<' ~hart or thc> s pear s hould be mailed to
,\)1 F Voit Inc .. 3"101 S. IJarhor Rlvd., Santa Ana
9:?70~. AJI postage> <·ost~ will Ile reimbursed fully;
parts should hc> mailed by insured fourth-class
p ar rt'I post, ~ilh a return receipt requested.
Con~umer~ should :"\OT rt'lurn the gun barrel, the
spear poinl or 1>hoc:k line!..
i\lthoug h Sear' has received no consumer
complaints, ~ars storc•11 nationwide "ill accept re-
turns or th1• S<>a r~ · lahc>lt'd model for modification
b' ,\MF Voit
OE \H I' \'I The manufacturer is orrertng a
rl'l>ate on J c·ar thal I plan lo bu} I!. this con·
s1dert'<I 1.rw111nl' and must 11 bC' reported on m } tax
return '
S P .. Newport Heach
Cash rebates orre red h) manuracturers are
considered discounts, not incomt-, according to the
IRS. But ir )'Ou plan to ust> the car for business.
then you muc;t red ucl:' your basjs in the automobile
by the rebated a mount.
FDR 'Proposed'
For 'Fi/th Term
DENVER I AP I Contend.mg that the current
Line-up of presidential candidates is unsatisfac.
lory. a Denver radio-show host is launching a cam·
paign to elect Franklin Roosevelt to a fifth term as
president.
Larry Cox says that Roosevelt . even though be
died in 1945. deserves e lection more than the living
contenders ,
Cox. who works for the Denver FM affiliate or
National Public Radio. noted that Roosevelt was
quoted frequently at both the Democratic and
Republican national con ventions.
"I think they heard he was going lo be running
and they're gelling a little frightened ," he said.
r
PRIVATE PARTY r
desires flight to Aspen
will share expenses
Thurs. or Fri., Sept. 25 or 26
494-5272
CONSUMER
Cockroaches Studied for Muscles
J\ T I I i\ 1 t• 1 A rt' d1~l»nt•t•
runn1•1' ni.Hh' nol horn '' Art" r ham
v11111 wt'1.1h1 lr(lt•r., produrts of ~enes
nr I ht ~\ 111 l'lll' Jll"" 1•t niay b4.•
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II \ 1· 11111 h • 11·1•! 1 wit•' 1111 pluntt•d tll
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"They volunteer ve ry euUy," he
quipped "One doesn't have to Co out
• nd give a biopsy on a human bein1
every da.y One can grow them in
tras h cans "
More importa nt; "T heir muscles
art! very similar in design to human
"kt•lt'tal muscle, and one would SUS·
11\'t'l that the underlyin g ways in
whrrh tht.•y work a re also ver y
i.imllur "
Unclttrstanding the function and
makeup or lhe roach 's comparatively
:s1mplt' musculature may help re·
sea re hers learn more about the
t"'U utt:s of such human disorders u
muscular dystrophy, Stokes said. Hia
work, however , is not geared to find· 111..: a t•ure for a specific disease.
W 1111 11q I !11• S111~eu11 Genecal Has Determined
I• 11 ( 1q.1ri-i 111 S1110~111y I~ Dangerous to Your Health
J ..
that(stands o
llloet muacles cout.t of two typee
of fiben, one th•t contrHtl npldly
but faUiues quickly and UOlber that
contracta slowly but hu ,.....ter en·
durance. The r•pidly contHctln1
fibers, called fut ftben, would pre-
domln•te in welpWften' m1.11ei.,
which do intense work for 1hort
periods. Slow fiben would be found
in m•rat.honera.
The queatlon Stokes would like to
an1wer t.: Must an •thJete i..ve the
rl1ht 1enes ancf ftben to become a
nmner,.or ce he or she trua ao the
fibers develop?
But to--finct the-H-.wer, • re·
searcher theoretlc8lly would h•ve to
take a biopey of a runner at each
sta1e of b1a lite, to 1ee whether the
fibera al••Y• were then or de-
veloped wttll nerclM.
Tb•l'• when the short-lived in·
.. ell help out.
Reaeardten comp•re the m111el•
of rolldlea "ralMd under eztnme ••· erclH u opped to tboee U..t h8ve
been awtrUned, not ulowed to ex-
erclae •l 811," Stoll• Hid.
The l'08Cbel exerclae in Plnialu
revolvtq dnuna ao res .. rehen cu
observe the ploddla1 ro1cb.
"About tbe Joq..a we.put U..m in
ii •bout u hour. Some ro1ebel wtll
set Jn tben '°' ....... "" miautee;-then just t.umbl• in the drum, and
then 1et their balance ud keep Wilk·
in&," be uid. "Some of them .... to
build up tbelr eeduruce with tlme. ''
t -·'•••-••-coco
0 wtar ,
Salt ttnnl
alltnn
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JO(J
UL7JJA
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U!rra Low 1d1
Ult1a Low 1cu
ULTRA: 5 mg. "t1r''. 0.4 mg. nicorint, ULTRA 100's: 6 mg. "t1r". 0.4 Mg. nicorinl. w. Plf ciplt1I bf FTC llllthld.
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VOL. 73, NO. 161 3 SECTIONS. 30 PAGES ORAN G COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1980 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Cons
l,OS AN<: 1-:1 t-:~ \I\ 1• 1 !> II
State fc~lf\ Shll\h•tl ttw "lll. t U(
the rcrt•:.s1on hu!> Jlll!>:>t'd thl'
lJ S lk•j>.J I tllh'lll of I .,1hor :-ulcl
tod a lhnt l't111Mm11•r 11r11·1•.... 111
Lo 5 A n ~ i' I t• :. ,, n 11 O r u n gr
c·ounl1~ dt><'lmt•d 1n \u~u ... t· C11r
lht ~,·1·1md :.I ru 11.:ht month
The 0 6 jk•rn•111 tlrnp 1n liw
two rount v l 'l•n..,u nllt l'tll'l
lndl"<. dUl' rnu1nh lo h.>1.H•r homt•
m o rlgJ .:c r.1tt'' hut l..t•d ti
nauonal lflC'rl'n:.e• 111 1l 7 pt•1 t•t-nt
Both f1gur~:. "d~ the :..J nw fur
Water
Addition
Sought
By RICHARD GREE '
O! IM 0.tllf PllOI ~1.tH
Thl' h' inc Hanch Water Ois
trict Board or {)ireetors wants to
increase the water level i n
Ir vine 's Rattlesnake Reservoir
despite a '>lu<.I) saying its da m
might collap:-,f> in a maJor earth·
quake
The board directed its staff
Mondav lo ask the Ca lifornia
Department of Water Resources
for permission to raise the water
le vel
Additional wate r storage could
earn the water district $40,000
and could be achie ve d with
"minimal risk," said assistant
engineer Steven L. Malloy in a
m emo to the board.
Malloy said the wate r level or
the reser voi r jus t n orth of
Irvine's Northwood Village
could be gradually increased
during the spring months to
meet water demands by IRWD
customers.
The board decided in late 1.979
to decrease by two-thirds the
.-amount of water in Ra ttlesnake
Reservoir because of a study by
a Newport Beach engineering
firm indicating a major earth-
quake along Elsinore Fault
could trigger a collapse or the
dam
However. the IRWD staff con·
tends that a proper "water
m ana~emenl plan " could allow
Increased wate r storage.
T he Wahler s tudy 1nd1caled
the reservoir would be safe in an
earthquake as long as water
storage wasn't over the 39CHoot
mark.
Under the water management
pl an propos ed by distric t
engineers. the water level would
be slowl y incr eased from 390 to
409 feet and then back down dur
in g the pe rio d fr om mid
February to mid June
The water wouJd be al the 409
level tthree feet below the dam's
crest 1 ror o nly a fe w days,
Malloy said.
The board's decision to ask to
raise the water level came at its
Mo nday night meeting as a
routine consent calendar agenda
item and wasn 't publicly dis·
cussed
Woman Jailed
In Welfare
Fraud Case
A Long Beach wom an who
bilked the Orange County Social
Services Department out or more
than $8,000 in welfare benefits has
been sentenced lo six months in
Orange County Jail and five years
probation.
The sentence was imposed on
G Jori a Draper. 33, by Orange
County Superior Court Judge
Kenneth Lae after the woman
pleaded guilty to a single coWlt of
welfare fraud.
Deputy Dis tri ct Attorney
Donald Barner said evidence
showed that Mrs . Draper,
between September 1977 and
August 1979, received aid from
social services departments in
both Orange and Los Angeles
counties.
Barner said the woman also
received aid for a child who was
not living with her and failed lo
report lhat she was receiving a
$231 per month rent subsidy from
the Orange County Housing
Authority.
Climbers Killed
MILAN, Italy. <AP ) -Five
Italian climbers fell to th~ir
deaths in the Alps incre&sin&
the record toll ot mountain
deaths in the ltt!lan, Swlu and
French mountains this year,
authorities sald Monday.
IDer Prices D~clllie in _County
tht> lll"<'CWld ron,.-t•ullv1· m11nlh
..-6.t I 1 t t'd '1M \' A4 I
.....,. \t\•nnt1mf' a Labor Murkt·t
Fe>rN .i"t for thr r orn 1ng y••at
1 n m ptlC'<1 h} :\f l f' n trtn&l!o
1 ndir-.t~>d th,. ~lult' IJU!>l>t!d
lhrou1oth th~ wor ... 1 pttrt or lht'
f l'l',.·"'"'" 1• irht•r I h1" Yt'IU uod
'14 o uld :-ucrer onl mino r
tnC'r<'W>t> m unemploy ment fnr
th" nl'\l lhr~ mooths
llow1•v,.r. tl s aid the i.tatc wtll
not aC'tually begin pulling out of
the rec~mn until J.inuary and
,,,..,., l•ad
You know that old water
tower over the Sunset Beach
skyline on the Pacific Coast
Highway curve by Turk's
saloon and Sam's Seafood
restaurant? This is what it
will lo ok like when
developer-educator George
Armstrong moves into his
dream house on stilts. See
photos. Page A3.
PSA Strike
Wouldn't Up
OC Flights
A looming strike by Pacific
Southwest Airline pilots will not
force Newport Beach-based Air
California to up its daily flight
schedule to ease the anticipated
air travel crush.
Pilots from P S A ha v e
threatened to go on strike Thurs·
day . a move that prompted
some airlines to say they might
have to add lights to accom·
modate passengers.
Nearly half of all commuter
nights in California a re flown by
PSA.
But Air California officials
claim they have as many as
1,500 seats available daily for
potential PSA passengers should
the strike materialize.
Mark Peterson , an Air
California spokesman, said they
would encourage PSA customers
originaUy scheduled to depart
from Long Beach or San Diego
to catch Air California fli,ghts
out of John Wayne or Ontario
airports.
He said at this point, no
thought has been given to adding
more lights.
However, if the strike comes,
Air Bahia. Imperial and Golden
West airlines are expected to
add extra flights to Los Angeles
and Las Vegas.
PSA officials prpmised to try
to accommodate passengers but
admitted they probably would
be unable lo meet the total de·
mand.
They said hundreds of daily
<See n.IGRl'S, Pa1e A2)
HE GlR' C4SH
FOR CU!ITER
"Daily Pilot classifed ads
helped me clean up both ways.
•'I had clutter in my garage and
converted it to cash wmr one
phone call to the c lassified
section."
That's the advertising success
'·story ot the Costa Mesa man who
placed this ad in the Daily Pilot:
Camper shell S50 Van top
rack
Bestorrer xxx·xxxx
If you want to tum clutter lnto
caah, call642·56'18.
recover y will bC! grudual.
'l'h .. n·11ort hy thl' Et•o11om1c
IJt' v•• lu1n11c11t l>l·vu rt ment in
Suc-rameoto, h&:. net yet been
11rtntt'<I, but a prehmina ry copy
w al'> oht :uin•d h Th Associated
I' I Cl>!>
Tht• rt-phi l v• e d H·te d the
JOblcsb rate would rise to 7 8
pt-rrent lJy l>l•t•ember II 1~ now
6 A pcrc:t!nl
In Lo:. Angele:. and Ora nge
('O Untiei.. the t·uns umer price
decrease still left prices 13.7
pe rcent higher overall than in
August 1979 And if the cost of
s he lle r , includ ing mortgage
rates. had been excluded, the
CP I ror Augus t would have
s urpassed tht? national average
:ind increased lJy 1.4 percent in
the two counties
The cost of food w as the
biggest g aine r 1n the Los
Angeles-Orange County figures,
rising by 1.5 percent for the
month nearly double the rate
of increase for the past several
months. Food costs were 9.9
percent above a :vear earlier.
Faith Heinemann of the U.S.
Bureau of Labor Statistics here
said the higher food prices were
ca used by adverse weathe r
conditions.
Other increases showed up in
the cost of transportation, 1.0
r ercent: m edical car e , 0.9
percent; and entertainment, 2.6
percent.
Although home mo rtgage
rates have been rising several
weeks and stand at about 14
percent. the August CPI reflects
actual loan transactions -not
loan commitments Hence. the
mortgages rcfl<'CI the prevailing
loan rate 1n the :.pring
T od ay's hi gher rncH t gage
rates will show up 111 su.ct·ceding
months
Iraqis Storlll Iran
Major City, Oil Refinery Captured
By The Associated Press
Iraqi forces invaded Iran :11
four Points today, capturect a
major border town and claimed
to h ave destroyed the giant
Iranian 011 refinery a l Abadan
as lhe conflict be tween the
Mideast neighbors exploded mto
war, according to r eports from
both sides.
Waves of Iranian warplanes
born bed Baghdad a nd othe r
Iraqi cities, reportedly killin~
dozens of people, including four
Ame n cans. lraq olaimed more
r Lion Sa/ ari
Theater
Plans Set ·
Plans for a $4 million. 5,000·
seat amphitheater lo be built at
Lion Country Safari will be filed
soon with the City of Irvine, Koll
Co. senior Vice President Tim
Strader announced today.
Strader said the firm plans to
construct the theater as part of a
joint-venture with Lion Country
Safari Inc.
"It will be like the UniversaJ
Amphithea ter or the Greek
Theate r and wi II provide the
sam e type of talent," StraUer
said. "We are hoping for the am·
philheater lo be open by next
June.''
He s aid plans call for normal
operations of the animal park to
continue s ince the re will be
enough room for both the am·
phitheater and the wildlife area.
Lion Country Safari Inc .
President Harry Shuster said in
a press statement issued today
that the amphitheater is to be
built in a natural bowl near the
wildlife park. He said the area
has been te rraced to accom-
modate 5.000 seats a nd space for
a nother 5,000 people to sit on the
grass.
H e s aid plans i n cl ude a
permanent stage facility, dress-
ing rooms, food and beverage
stands. restrooms and areas for
merchandise sales and picnick·
ing
The amphitheater will be used
only during evening hours when
the wildlife section of Lion Coun·
try Safari is closed, according to
the Shuster press statement.
Strader said today's announ-
cement came after six months of
planning between the Koll Co.
and Lion Country Safari Inc.
The amphitheater will be a
20-acre deve lo pme nt to be
known as the Irvine Meadows
Amphitheater, Shuster said.
Busing Offered
than four c.Juzcn Iranian aircralt
had bl'en shot down
products a day The Iraqi claim
that it was des troyed could not
be independently verified, but
witnesses reported fires raging
out of control al the complex
A scl'ond air 4.lttack was
reported 1n H ag hd ad at
nightfall, and a witness said
bombs were "falling a ll over the
pl ace ..
· In New York . th e U.N
Secr etary Co uncil. a t the
request of Secre tary-Gene ral
Kurt Waldheim , scheduled
urgent consultations among its
15 nation-members lo discuss
the conflict, which Waldheim
s aid cons tituted a "grave
threat" t.o world peace .
The Iraqis s:ud their troops
had Abadan and the nearby port
of Khorramshahr besieged
The Abadan refinery 1s the
heart of the Iranian oil industry
a nd is one of the world's largest ,
capable of producing more than
500.000 barrels o f refin ed The state-run Baghdad Radio
r
EXtra Innings
SoftbalLSquabble in Court
A pair olNewport Beach women's softball teams that
found tht'mselves in a mid-August dogfi~ht for first place .
nearly swted up for a court appearance this month lo
straighten out the league standings.
The sandlot snafu between the Barracudas and the A·l
Turf Irrigation team centered on who should be champ in the
city'sslow-pitch league.
The Turf team broughtin a lawyer to goto bat for them
THE ARGUMENT BEGAN during the final inning of a
game between the two teams last June. The Barracudas. who
lost by six runs. protested a late inning call by the city's um-
pire.
The citv recorded the protest, noting that protested
gam es aren't replayed unless first place is at stake. As it
turned out, first place was at stake and the city ordered a re·
matct}.
That's when things got messy.
The disputed game was replayed but after the Har·
racudas knocked in three runs, the Turf team filed a protest
alleging that the Barracudas irutial protest was improper.
THE BARRACUDAS WENT on to win that game; com·
pounding the problem by dead.locking the Turf team for first
place.
City parks and recreation officials ordered a second re·
match.
But the attorney for the Turf team said the players would
not agree to another rematch. He said the season was over
and that one of the team ·s key players had moved out of the
state.
And just when it appeared the brouhaha was about to
turn into a bench-clearing legal fight. city officials came up
w11 h the answer : tlolh teams were declared co-champs a nd
the season fi nally was over.
Brutality Cited
In Murder Trial
By DAVID KUTZMANN
OI tlle Oally l"I ... Sta"
An Orange County prosecutor
conte nds murder defendant
Kevin Lee G r een brutally
bludg eo n1d hi s nin e -
m o nths -pregnant wire last
Septembe r in their Tustin
apartment when she refused his
sexual advances.
Deputy District Attorney Cliff
Harr is, in his op e ning
statements to a s ix -man,
six-woman superior court jury,
s aid Green preferred
"satisfaction for himself over
the safety of his wife and baby.
He took what he wanted ... "
Parents' Safety
Concerned Soothed.
Green, an El Toro Marine, is
standing trial for the death or his
unborn child, who was stillborn
after his comatose wife, Dianna
Green, 20, was taken to Santa
Ana -Tustin Comm unity
Hospital.
The woman, authorities
believe, was struck in the
forehead with a metal key
container. causing her lo
initially lose her memory and
speech abilities when s he
regained consciousness.
The lrvlne1 Unified School
District trustees soothed the
fears of a group of parents
Monday night by offering to Hus
thelrchilclren to Vedalto Mtddle
School.
The parents, primarily from
the College Park and Colony
bou1in1 developments, were
concerned that their 170 children
were forced to walk a risky path
to school.
Doi} Purdue, spokesman for
the stoup. said the children pass
a number of danteroua areas on
their way to school including the
busy intersection of Culver
Drive and Walnut Avenue, the
Santa Fe Railroad tracks and an
undeveloped area of the city.
The trustees agreed to bus the
children to Venado Middle
School beginning Monday.
The school district staff said,
however, that there are no buses
available to transport the
students home since t.here ls
higher ridership in the
afternoons tban in the morninga.
The trustees told the staff to
continue invest11atlng optlona
that would allow for two-way
busing ol the young~ters.
But when she eventually
began recallin g what had
happened that September night
last year, Marris said, she was
able to l~ad lnvestlgators to her
attacker.
WhaUbe remembers, she said,
is having friends al her
apartment the night of ~. 29,
and she and Green havinJ an
argument after the couple left.
The prosecutor said Mrs.
Green will testify that after she
went to bed, her husband came
in a short time later and
demanded sex . When she
<SeeGaBEN, Pap,\!)
said Iraqi j:lround forl'cS .,lruck
across the border on a 300-mile
front s t r e t l'h1n g·rrom
Qas rc ·Shtrtn !>OUth to J\b.ician
The Iraqi New!. t\gcnl'y !>aid
Qasre Shmn, a maJor horder
town. and the ncarh~ town of
Sumar. another Iraqi ta rget.
had been captured Th"Y are 350
miles southwest 11f the lrnnjan
capital of Tehran
Another Iraqi com muniqul'
said two other targets th.-
m ajo r s ou th ern port o r
(See MIDEAST. Pal!e i\2)
Fun Park
Target of
~uit
Disneyland has been s ued b)
two Orange County youths who
claim that the park's dancing
policies discriminate against
homosexuals
The laws ui t was filed in
Orange County Supenor Court
Monday, rune days after Andrew
Exler, 19. of Orange. and Sean
Elliott. 17. of Anaheim , were
ejected from the park fo r danc·
ing together.
"The park secur1ty people told
us that Disneyland does not
make provision for a lternative
li fes tyles.·· Exler told reporters
at a news cvnrercnce in Santa
Ana .
It is alleged in the laws uit that
the park's policy prohibiting
members of the same sex from
dancing together violates civil
rights statutes bar r ing dis-
crimination based on sex.
Each of the two plaintiffs is
demanding SI0,250 in da mages
from the Magic Kingdom.
They are being represented in
the lawsUJL by Santa Ana at·
torney Rona ld Talm o He is
Orange County legal director for·
the American Civil Liberties
Union but emphasized that he
has accepted the case on ·a
private basis
According to the lawsuit, Ex·
ler . a county clerk a nd Elliott, a
college student, were dancing
together on a public dance floor
in Tomorrowland whe n they
were approached by security of·
ficers and removed to a security
office.
CSee DANCING. Page A2)
Or::~.:1sl
"'eather
Cloudiness and localized
f og tonight a nd
Wednesday morning.
Hazy sunshine Wednesday
afternoon. Lows tooiiibt 58
at the beaches. 65 inland.
Highs Wednesday mid 70s
lo mid 80s.
INSIDE TODA\'
f'or tM jirst time since the
Revolutionary War, de/eme
1trategut~ plan to send the
notion '.t entire f or ce of
450,000 citiun·aoldien to the
front lil'M?a within 00 days in
tM e~ of o major lnoo.tion,
But ti tJae NatwnaJ. CiUdrd
ready? Stt Page 85.
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LOS ANt;ELES 1AP l Protests continued as J m:mdatory
integration pro~rarn e xpanded for the second strai~ht day.
fo llowing an an~D 'shouting match at a Board uf Education
meeting .
Eight more schools jorned the court-ordered plan today,
bringing the number of schools tn the mandatory part of tht:
plan to 1'27. but school officials still didn't know by midmorning
how many student~ they bused Monday when SO schools were
added to the plan
Meanwhile. p:.re nts blocked a school hos for the second day
at Mehin Avenue Elementary School in predominantly white
Reseda The bus was to take children lo Arlington Heights
Elementary School in predominantly blaclt South·Central Los
Angeles.
Br••:h11t•1· M11r11 s
MOSCOW 1AP) Soviet President Leonid J Brezhnev
warned today that Western strategic policies supportrng limited
nuclear we apons are s etting the world "s liding toward a
thermonuclear catas trophe."
"~licaes of some ma1or slales.are.ha.s.edon theeonce.pt of
the possibility or a 'li®iecl' nuclear war," Brezhnev said tn a
m essage to a world peace group meeting in Sofia. Bulgaria.
Mamie 'Settles'
Represent atives for Mamie
Van Dore n adm1tl(•d Monday
that the blon d e ;ir tr cs'>
'bootl egged '' p art o r a
com mt"f'r1al s hop belflv. her
two-story Canne ry Village home
in Ne wport Beach
"We made a big mistake." her
husband. Tho as U1xon. told
City Council me rs He said
they removed thr required
parking s pots to e nd the
shop
Caty planning comm1s~rnn<'rs.
meeting last month, asked the
actress to return the parkin~
spaces or race the possible
revocation of use permits on her
home.
ho me to s a tis fy the city's
orf-street parking requireme nt
Planning commissioners had
rejected that s uggestio n las t
month Rut council members
;J<'cepted her parking solution
The store now leased to a
businessman spec1a l1 z1ng in
picture frame~. was built by the
actress to dis play her collection
of antiques
She S"'11d s he g;i ve up he r
business career a fter dec1dmg to
return lo shov. business
Laguna Niguel
1
PAIA FILE SUIT AGAINST DISNEYLAND FOR EJECTION FROM MAGIC KINGDOM ... Si.ti,.._
From Left, Andrew Exler, Attorne~ Ronald Talmo, and Shawn Elliott
()C Delays
Action on
Smoke Vnit
The Orange County Board of
Supervisors has delayed for one
week action on a proposal lo
rt'q1J1rt• 1nsta llulion of smoke
tl('(N'tors in all apartment and
t'C1 nd o m1n 1um un i t s in
unmcorporatcd arelts.
Tht• delay was sought b y
Boar<! Chairman Ralph Clark
and Super visor Edison Miller .
n oth s aid they needed more
time to study recommendations
s ubmitted by the Orange County
Fire Ot-partment and the county
Environme ntal Ma n age ment
Agent')
I t 1s the two agen cies·
recommentlat1on that s moke
detectors be required in both
ne w and existing multi-unit
residential developments, such
as apttr-tme-n t s a n
condominiums
The county has required
insta llation of detectors in all
s i ngle famil y detached
residences cons0lructed since
April 1974 .
Th e agen ci e s a 0l s o are
r ecommending that installation
of s moke detectors be required
in houses when they ar e sold.
Favorable bOard action on the
recommendations was urged by
county Fire Chief Larry Holms.
"It is vital to the citizens that
wc provide, this," Holms told
supervisors
Under the two age n cies'
proposal. a certain percentage
of the smoke detectors would be
provided free of charge by the
eou nty through a program
fin a n ced b y th e federal
governme nt
M1ller s aid he was concerned
dbout whether the county wouJd
be liable if 3 s moke detector that
it pr ovided failed
DANCING PARTNER" •••
F,xlcr conceded that he had
<·ontacted both 01sncvland and
news representative~ before he
iJnd Elliott went to the park to
draw allcntton to the park 's dance policy
Exler s aid that Oisneyland of-
fi cials had repeatedly refused to
answer both verbal and written
inquiries about the policy
Disncvland offi cials have said
t h ey be lieve the pol icy is
ne cess ary becau s e of
Disneyland 's reputation lJS a
"family park."
··w e reel that it is wrong to
discrimin~te agams t homosex-
uals," Exlt!r said "There 's also
a g reater issue of human rights.
The police would prevent two
bro th ers rrom dan c ing
together ...
Elliott said that the couple
fa ced no ha rass ment fro m
a nyone 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." Elliott said.
Asked if he and Ell iott would
return to Disneyland. Exler said
"I don 'l see why not. 1 think Dis·
ncyland IS a fun place.''
Ta lmo said that he will seek
an injunction to pre vt!'nt Dis
neyland from future application
of the policy A hearing date has
not been set , he said
,.., . .,,,, P119• \I
MIDEAST FIGHTING •••
Kho r ramshahr and nearby
Abadan -had be{'n "isolated ..
"''Phe lrmuan units in A"oacran
and Khorram s hahr h ave
become besieged." 1t said
The state radio tn Abadan said
I raqi forces att;ic ked the
r e fin ery Th e Ar1t1 s h
Broadcasting Corp. quoted the
ca ptain or a Brit i s h s hip
a nchored ne ar the ar<'a as
saying lraoi planes bombed the
Abadan refinery, which was still
"burning over a larg<' area ··
Reliable oil-industry sources
in Ne w York said apparently all
Iranian and Iraqi oil terminal
facilities on the Persian Gulf
have been s hut. But about
two-thirds of Iraq 's oil exports
are sent westward by pipeline to
the Mediterranean
The United States im parts no
Iranian oil and httle Iraqi 011
But other Western nations could
be more serious ly arrected by a
lengthy inte rruption of Iraqi
s hipments. Most of Jran·s oil
exports are believed committed
to East European nations .
E arli e r . T e hran Radi o
cla1moo that Jr aman a rmored
troops r outed I raqi troops
a round Khorramshahr. Ir an's
main port on the disputed Shatt
a l-Arab estuary :.1 1 thl' head or
the Persian Guif
I raq c:l<11rned 26 0( Jrun's
U .S -made jets and two helicopter
gunships were shot down. Many or
lhe pilots were taken prisoner. it
:.aid
For the second straight day, the
Iraqi air force launched heavy
raids against targets in Iran. The
Baghdad command said its jets
struck seven Iranian air bases in
western and southwest lran, "set
scores of enemy aircraft a'blaze
on the ground and destroyed
many hangars and insta llations."
Iraq conceded losing four MiG·21
fighters in the r aids
The invasion was reported an a
communique broad cast b y
Baghdad Rad10. which said Iraqi
ground forces "advanced to take
control of vital positions inside of
Iran " to "break the racist
governm ent" .of Ay atollah
Ruhollah Khomeini.
Hostage
Release
Denied
By~ Associated Press
A Baghdad Radio broadcast
chtiming Iran had freed t he 52
Am e ri ca n h ostages
un.conditionally today cau!fed a
flurry of excitement for almost
two hours before Tehran Rudio
said the report was untrue .
Iran said not only was the story
on the release untrue . but also
that the Iranian Parliament
decided to "freeze " the issue or
the hostages because of Iran's
war with Iraq. which it blamed on
the United States.
'the claim by Baghdad Radio
prompted volatile trading on
European gold and for e ign
exchange markets. Some London
bankers s aid the market went
"haywire" as the rumor spread
The dollar and gold prices moved
upsharply. ·
But after the hostage report
was denied by Iran, markets
calmed, the dollar sank back and
gold improved slightly. A West
Ge rman dealer in Frankfurt sajd
of the claim: "The market doesn't
believe it." .
The lraqi government radio in a
broadcast a t 2:5-0 a.m . PDT said,
··Al last the release of the U.S.
hostages held in Tehran has been
announced." The claim was
carried in a number of broadcasts
later . but no source was given.
At 4:45 a .m .. Tehran Radio
called on the people or Iraq not to
believe "the lies carried by your
radio." The problem "of the
hostage spies has been frozen
indefin itely by the Iranian
cons u ltative assembly," the
Iranian broadcast added.
Baghdad Radio later quoted
State Department officials in
Washington who said they had no
tnformation about the release or
any hosta~es. However , it carried
no retraction. But in New York.
A BC quoted an unnamed person
at Baghdad Radio as s aying the
h os tag e <'l aim "w as a
hroadcasttn~ error " There was
no elaboration
(ran conside rs the escalation by
Iraq of their border conflict a
ma ne uver bv the United States to
free the American host ages. in
thf•1r 325lh day of captivity,
Tehran Radio said in a broadcast
1n Arabic
··President Carte r thinks that
lht' cowardly Iraqi C Baathist)
aggression may persuade Iran to
release the hostages," it said.
'·For your infor mation, the
I s lamic M ajlis Cfranian
Parliament> today decided to
freeze the hostages issue at the
present time."
The broadcast s aid , "We
clearl) dJscern the reasons and
motives behmd the savage war
'"hich the Raghdad regime
a nnounced yesterday "
Miss Van Doren. c urrently on
a road tour and oot present at
the evening session, had asked
the council to help her out nf"\he
jam.
She argued lhul to 'return"
the parking spaces, she 'd have
to rip down part of the s tore.
"She was found out ." her
hired consultant Richard Hogan
said Monday. "but she's found a
way to overcome the problem "
·Bludgeon Murders
Still Baffle Police
Trip~ Prize
For Drawing
There is still time to enter the
1980 Irvine Ha rvest Festival
grand marsha l drawing. says
Dave Baker, festival president.
The person whose na me is
drawn wiU win a weekend for
two at the Marriott Hotel in
Rancho Mirage. a weekend for
two (excluding airfar e ) in
Mazatlan, dinner for eight at the
Rusty Pelican or An cient
Ma rine r. $300 in food <;ertifi cates
from Wendy's Old Fashioned
Hamburgers and two tickets to
tbe Harvest Moon Ball.
The targets were not specified.
But Radio Tehran said Iranian
armored troops routed Iraqi
troops around Khorramshahr.
Ira n's main port on the disputed
Shatt al·Arab estuary at the head
of the Persian Gull.
Injured Jet
Skier Saved
A 19·year-old Irvine .youth rid·
mg a jet ski outside Dana Point
llarbor was r escued by a n
Or ange County Sheriff's harbor
patrol boat alter he was knocked
tmconscious and thrown into the
water. He said Mass Van Doren. who
gained fame in the 195-0s as a sex
symbol for her blonde IJombs hell
movie roles. had agreed to lease
ri ve parking s pots near her
f 'rom Pnff., . \ I
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refused. he said. the defendant
punched her in the chm. then got
the metal key holder and bashed
her in the forehead
Harris s aid Green told police
investigators he had gone out at
2: 15 a.m. to get some take-out
food and returned home to find
hi s wi f e l y in g in the
blood-spattered bedroom. She
was at first believed to be a
victim or a killer who had
attacked eight other women.
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Despite calls that came tn
a fte r a S25,000 r eward was
posted. Orange County Sheriff's
Department investigators still
are witho ut leads in t h e
-bludgeoning deaths of Keith and
Patrice Harrington of Laguna
Niguel.
Lt. Wyatl Hart, department
s pokesman, said about a dozen
ca ll s wer e receive d by
investigators after the reward
was announced Thursday
''They r ec eive d so m e
information people saying
they may have heard something,
stuff li ke that but none of it
turned out to be significant."
Hart said.
Harrington, 24, and his wife,
'27. were found dead in the bed of
their Niguel Shores home Aug.
21 by Roger Harrington. the
slain man's father.
The cor oner's autopsies
showed both deaths were caused
by massive trauma to the head.
Investigators have said a
blunt instrument was used . No
wea p o n was found in the
fashionable res idence.
Nor was one round following a
methodica.I search or the area
surrounding the home.
Robbery-homicide Sgt. Bill
Mill er said afteT the reward was
a nnounced b y t he victims'
families that m or e than 150
people have been interviewed by
t h e three-m a n in vestigali ve
team assigned to the case.
A particula rly t r o ubling
aspect of the case is that no
motive has been established.
Nothing of value was taken from
the residence. The house had not
been ransacked. There was no
evidence. of sexual molestation.
One investigator who was
among the first at lhe scene saJd
it appeared the Harrlngtona bad
gonetobedonlyto neverawaken.
The house showed no alms of
forced entry, leading some to
s peculate the Harringtons may
have known the ir attacker or
attackers . But a friend of
Harrincton said the fourth year
medical student was the "kind
of euy wbo would always leave
the door ~ocked."
t,
H a rrington wa s due to
g raduate from the UC lrvine
m edical school in December
Mrs H arr in gton was a
registered nurse who s pecialized
in pediatrics She was employed
by a nursmg registry.
The reward was posted by Mr.
and Mrs f'~rancis Briscoe. of
Huntington Beach, the s lain
wo man 's par e nts , the e lder
Harrington, of Long Beach, and
Bruce, Ronald and Donald
Harrington . three older brothers
who live in Newport Beach.
FLIGHTS ...
flights in California would have
to be canceled.
As negotiations cont inued
be fo r e fe d eral mediators
without apparent results, Thurs·
day marks the end of a federally
mandated "cooling off" period.
It a lso is the second a n -
niversary of the 1978 air collision
involving a small plane and a
PSA jet in San Diego in which
144 people died•
The strike has been sanctioned
by the 33,000-member Air Unes
Pilots Associat.ion. The SOO PSA
pilots threatening to strike are
members of the Southwest
Flight Crew Association.
The Teamsters Union, also
supporting the threatened strike.
presumably would s hut down
operations at PSA 's jet engine
overhaul shop in San Diego.
A majority ol PSA 's other
4,200 employees would bave to .
b e l aid o ff , a compan y
spokesm an said.
Pilots are demanding a 3S per-
cent pay raJse over two years
and three pilots instead of two
for operation of the new DC-9
Super Ml jet.
Present salaries raneine from
$10,000 annually as a start for
second officers to $70,000 for
senior pUou would be raised to
$15,000 and $90,000 under the
company's offer.
Information about the draw·
ing, which will t ake place on
Sept. '27, may be obtained by
calling Carolyn Rapp at S51·3S53.
Reporting on the air war, the
Iraqi state radio said Iranian jets
struck aU over the country,
attacking Baghd ad. Masul,
Nineveh. Basra and six airfields
and bases.
"Many men , women and
c hildren were k illed ." the
broadcast said "The largest
portion . of casualties occurred
a m o ng t he wor kers o f t he
pe,trochemacal and fe rtilizer
factory of Basra, where 20 were
i<illed and50wounded ..
A Sherifr 's Department
s pokes man said R obert
Cameron wa~ Jumping eight to
10-foot swel\s at about 4 p.m.
Sunday when he struck his chin
on the handlebars or the jet ski.
Cameron was taken to San
Clemente Genera l Hospital and
held for observation for a possi·
ble concussion. He was released
Monday
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VOL. 73. NO 267 , 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES ORANG COUNTY, CALIFORNIA • TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1980 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
funsu1ner Prices Decline in Countf
LOS ANG F.l.l!:S 1 A I' I ,1
st1ttt' rc1JUrt :.h11w••\1 t ht• "'11NI of
the recession hJ., VJ:>:u"ll lht'
U S Oepartnll'nl ,1( l.;1 bvr ... ml
today lhat cvn:.unwr 11nn.• In
Los An~t>lt':. and OrJ11~1·
counties dt>chned 111 \uj.!w.t for
the se<'Of\d Mnu~hl month
The 0 6 ~·n·t'nt drop 111 Lh•·
two l'Ounty l'un :-.u rn t't l'r11·e
Index. due mainly 111 lo" er homt'
m o r t g a g e r a t c " . bu r kl• d ,1
national mcrea:-.t• or o 7 pcrl·c:nt
Both figures wt'rt' the !>a nw tor
I'
I he St't'tlt'ld C'l)C\.'>I'<' ull Vt• tnOl\lh
1 Rt-latro story A4 I
Mt•anl1mt', a l.ubor Murk1•t
~·11rl'r11:s1 for lht• r•1m1ng yea1
,. o m p 1 I 1• d h) :. t ate 11 tfac·1 a Ii.
I n d ll' t e d l h f' St 11 t t· IHI" l' d
thnlugh thl' "llr'l 1wrl of ltw
1 t'l't':.:.aoo c•urlwt th1i. t'lit .rnd
"n uld -.uffer o nly m1 n o 1
Ill<' re.be an unemployml'l1l for
ttH· ne~l lhree month!)
l11)we\'er. at s aid. the state wall
not dl'tuaJJ hegtn pulling OUl or
thl• recession until J unuuy and
IHllY ,,_ '""" -SIGN MARKS SPOT OF NEW RESTAURANT
ln•t•ll•tlon Firm 'Mede Mistake'
Sign Violation
SC Mayor Boycotts Opening
By STEVE MITCHELL
Of IM Dally "''°' SUltt
The ma y or vo wed s he
wouldn 't be the re. but San
C l eme n t e C h a mb e r of
·Commerce oHicials sa y the
party is still on for tonight.
The chamber 1s hos ting a
grand opening for the new Tiny
Naylor's restaurant in town.
Last week Mayor Karoline
Koester received an invitation to
the affair
But the mayor contends the
new restaurant is in violation of
the city's sign ordinance. and
wrote a letter to chamber
m anager Alex Goodman saying
she wouldn 't attend the soiree.
Earlier this month a sign
company replaced the old Bob's
restaurant sign atop the 70-foot
pole outside the business with
the Tiny Naylor's logo.
The sign is visible to motorists
on the San Diego Freeway.
adjacent to the eatery at 1409 S.
El Camino Real.
The problem is the sign was •
replaced without the benefit or a
city permit.
For that reason, the mayor
will boycott the opening.
"It is my duty as mayor to
protect locaJ ordinances. and
unfortunately, the restaurant is
now in violation of the sign
ordinance." Mrs. Koester said in
a telephone interview.
She said, "I am sorry the city
so far bas no t caused the
RE GUI' CASH
FOR CU!ITER
"Daily Pilot classifed ads
helped me clean up both ways.
"I had clutter in my garage and
converted il t.o cash with one
phone call to the classified section."
·That's lbe advertising success
story ol tbe Costa Mesa man who
placedthiaadinlheOaUy Pllot:
Cam~r shell ~Van top
rack
Best olf er xx 1Mcxu
II you want to tum clutter lnto
cash, call&t.2·se78.
restaurant to, comply with the
ordinance." '
But chamber officials say the
replacement of t he old Dob's
sign was "a mistake."
No one from lhe restaurant
was available for comment.
"They (Tiny Naylor 's) are
rectifying the situation,'' said
Goodman. "They're going to con·
form with the ordinance."
·'This thing was a s ign
company goof, and I don't think
(See SIGN, Page AZ>
. ~cu·t•f 1•nd
You know that old water
tower over the Sunset Beach
skyline on the Pacific Coast
Highway curve by Turk's
saloon and Sam's Seafood
restaurant? This is what it
w i 11 1 ~o k 1 i k e whe n
developer.educator George
Armstrong moves into bis
dream house on stilts. See
photos, Pare A3.
rccovt•ry wa ll be t:radual
T ht' r~purt , by the Economic
Ucvcloµmcnt l>epart ment in
Sacramento, has not yet been
11nnted, but u 1m~hminary copy
"a' 11hll11nt•d hv 1'1w Associated
Pn·:.i. ,
The re port predicted the
Jllltlc:.:.i r.ite would n :.e to 7.8
~wrl'cnt by Ut•t·cmber It as now
G IJ pt> rcen t
In l.o:. A11gl!les and Orange
counties. the consumer price
decrease still left prices 13.7
percent higher overall than ln
August 1979. And if the cost of
5helter. including mortgage
rates. had been excluded, the
CP I for August would have
s urpassed the national average
a nd increased by 1.4 percent in
the two counties.
The cost of food was the
bigges t gainer in the Los
Angeles-Orange County figures,
ris ing by 1.5 percent for the
month nearly double the rate
of increase ror the past several
months. Food costs were 9.9
percent above a year earlier.
Faith Heinemann or the U.S.
Bureau of Labor Statist ics here
said the higher food prices were
caused by adverse weather
conditions.
· Other increases showed up in
the cost of transportation, 1.0
percent; medica l car e , 0.9
percent; and entertainment. 2.6
percent
Although home mortgage
r ates have been rising several
weeks and stand at about 14
percent. the August CPI reflects
actual loan transactions -not
loan commitments . Hence. the
mortgages reflect the prevailing
loan rate in the spring.
Today 's hig her m ortgage
rates will show up in s ucceeding
months.
Iraqis Storni Iran
Major City, Oil Refinery <;aptured
By The Associated Press
Iraqi forces invaded Iran at
fo ur points today , captured a
major borde r town a nd laid
siege lo the strategic refinery
city of Abadan as tbe confuct
between lhe Mideast neighbors
exploded into war, according to
reports from both sides.
Fires were reported raging
out of control at the Abadan
refinery complex. one of the
world's largest and heart of
Iran 's oil industry.
Waves of Iranian warplanes
bombed Baghdad a nd other
OC Delays
Action on
~rnoke Unit
The Orange County Board of
Supervisors has delayed for one
week action on a proposal to
require installation of smoke
detectors in all apartment and
c o n domin ium un i t s in
unincorporated areas.
The delay was sought by
Board Chairman Ralph Clark
and Supervisor Edison Miller.
Both said they needed more
time to study recommendations
submitted by the Orange County
Fire Department and the county
Envi r onmental Management
Agency.
It is t he two agen cies'
recommendation that s moke
detectors be required in both
new and existing multi·unit
residential developments, such
as a p artments a n d
condominiums.
Th e county has required
installation of detectors in all
s i n g le famil y d etached
residences cons tructed s ince
April 1974.
T he agencies a lso are
recommending that ins taJJation
of smqke detectors be required
in houses when they are sold.
Favorable board action on the
recommendations was urged by
county Fire Chief Larry Holms.
'• lt is vi tal Lo the citizens that
we provide this." Holms told
supervisors.
Under the two agencies'
proposal, a certain percentage
of the smoke detectors would be
provided free of charge by the
county t hrou gh a program
financed by the f e dera l
government.
Miller said he was concerned
about whether the county would
be liable if a smoke detector that
it provided failed.
Iraq i cities reportedly kill ing
dozen!\ of people, ancludinf! four
Americ<ms and three Britons.
Iraq claimed more than two
dozen Iranian aircraft had been
shot down
15 nation.members lo discuss
the conflict, which Waldheim
sa id constit uted a "grave
threat" to world peace.
The state -run Baghdad Radio
s aid Iraqi ground forces struck
across the border on a 300-mile
front s tretching fr o m
Qasre·Shirin south to Abadan.
A s e cond air attack was
repo rt ed in Baghdad a t
nighUall. and a witness said
born bs were "falling ~II over the
place." The Iraqi News Agency srud
Qasre-Shirin, a major border
town, and the nearby town of
Sum ar, another Iraqi target.
had been captured. They are 350
miles southwest of the Iranian
capital of Tehran.
In New Yo rk . the UN
Secretary Council, at the
request of Secre tar y -General
Kurt Wa ldheim, sche duled
urgent consultations among its
r
Extra Innings
Softball Squabble in Court
A pair olNewport Beach women's softball teams that
found themselves in a mid-August dogfight for first place,"
nearly suited up for a court appearance this month to
s traighten out the league s tandings.
The sandlot s nafu between the Barracudas and the A·l
Turf Irrigation team centered on who should be champ in the
city's slow-pitch league.
The Turf team brought in a lawyertogoto balforthem.
THE ARGUMENT BEGAN during the fmal inning of a
gam e between the two teams last June. The Barracudas . who
lost by six runs, protested a late inning call by the city's um-
pire.
The city recorded the protest. noting that protested
games aren't replayed unless first place is at stake. As it
tu m ed out . first place was at stake and the city ordered a re·
matct\.
That's when things got messy.
The disputed game was replayed but after the Har-
racudas knocked in three runs, the Turf team filed a protest
alleging that the Barracudas initial protest was improper.
THE BARRACUDAS WENT on to win that game, com·
pounding the problem by deadlocking the Turf team for first
place.
City parks and recreation officials ordered a second re-
match. -
But the attorney for the Turf team said the players would
not agree Lo another rematch. He said the season was over
and that one of the team 's key players had moved out of the
state.
And just when it appeared the brouhaha was about to
turn into a bench-clearing legal fight, city officials came uo
with the answer : troth teams were declared co-champs and
the season finally was over.
Brutality Cited
In Murder Trial
By DAVID KUTZMANN
Of 1'-IHlly ~!Ml Staff
An Orange County prosecutor
contends murder de fendant
Ke vin Lee Green brutally
bludg eo ned hi s nin e ·
months -pregn ant wife last
September in thei r Tustin
apartment when she refused his
sexual advances.
Car Fires Probed
In Dana Point
Deputy District Attorney Cliff
Harri s, in hi s ope ning
sta tements to a s ix-m a n ,
six-woman superior court jury,
s aid G r ee n p refe rr ed
"satisfaction for himself over
the safety of bis wife and baby.
He took what be wanted ... "
Green, an El Toro Marine, is
standing trial for the death ol bis
unborn child. who was stillborn
after bis comatose wife, Dianna
Green, 20, was laken to Santa
Ana -Tustjn Community
Hospital.
By JOHN NEEDHAM
Of .. .,_,,~-Staff
Ora ng e Co unty Fire
Department arson units are
investigatin1 a rash of car fll"es
that have plaaued residents of
Dana Point for the past three
months.
Thougb de partment arson
intrestigators will not· confirm
the n\amber of fires that have
been set, a lactical map at the
fire substation in Dana Point
•bows 13 vehicles have been
torched so far, including a
motorcycle.
Most al the fires have been
confined to a seven block area.
Fires have been log1ed on Violet
Lantern ~. Castano Drive,
Dana Drive, and Robles Drive.
Chief anon inveati1ator Bruce
IJunt aaid most of the can that
burned were parked on the --
street. However. three of the
vehicles reportedly were inside
a garage al the residence.
Hunt said residents living in
the area where the fires have
occ11rred have been warned not
to park their cats on the street.
··Most of the Urea have
required no great effort on his
(the arsonist's) part," Hunt
said. "Most of the vehicles were
parked on the street with the
windows down, but not all of
them."
Hunt said moet of the fires
were set between midnlaht and~
a.m ., with the last Incident
reported Sept. 14 just after 1.2:30
a.m . •·our major concern at this
point is to catch whoever la
doinl this before he seta a bouM
on fire and someone is inJ'"'","
Huntsatd.
The woman, authorities
believe, was s truck in the
forehead with a metal key
container, causing her to
initially lose her memory and
speech abilities when she
regained consciousness.
But when s he eventually
began r ecallina what had
happened that September nllht
last year, Harris said, abe was
able to lead inveaUgatora to her
attacker.
What she remembers, she said,
is having frlends at her
apartment the nl1bt of Sept. a.
and ahe and Green bavtna an
ar1ument after the couple left.
The prosecutor sald Ma:s.
(See oat:t:~. Pase AJ>
Anothe r Iraqi commun1<1u•·
sa id two other largcb the
maj o r so uth ern p o rt o f
Kh orrams hahr and nea rby
Abadan had been "isolated.''
"The lraman units in Abadan
and KhQrr a ms hahr have
become besieged." 1t s ard
The state radio an Abad<1n s<11'!J
Iraqi forces attac ked the
r e ri n e r y The Bril 1!>h
Broadcasting Corp. quoted the·
ca ptain o f a Britis h s h ip
an c hor ed ne ar the area <1S
saying Iraqi plane!\ bombed the
<See MIDEA~T. Paite /\2) '
Fun Park
Target of
~uit
Disneyland has been sued ll)
two Orange County youths who
claim that the park's dancing
policies discriminate against
homosexuals.
The l a ws uit was fi led in
Orange County Superior Court
Monday, nine days arter Andrew
Exler . 19, of Orange, and Sean
Elliott. 17 , of Anaheim. were
ejected from the park for danc-
ing together.
··The park security people told
us that Disneyland does not
make provision for alternative
lifestyles," Exler told reporters
at a news conference m Santa
Ana.
It is alleged in the laws uit that
the park's policy prohibiting
members of the same sex from
dancing together violates civil
rights statutes barring dis·
criminalion based on sex.
Each of the two plaintiffs 1s
demanding $10,250 in damages
from the Magic Kingdom.
They are being represented in
the lawsuit by Sant a Ana at-
torney Ronald Talmo. He is
Or ange County legal d irector for
t he American Civil Liberties
Union but emphasized that be
has accepted the case on a
private basis.
According to the lawsuit, Ex·
Jer. a county clerk a nd Elliott. a
college student, were dancing
together on a publi c dance floor
in To morrowland when they
wer e approached by security of·
ficers and removed to a security
office.
(See DANCING, Page AZ>
Or :~~7:asl
We ather
Cloudiness and localized
f og t o n igh t a n d
We dnesda y morn i n g .
Hazy sunshine Wednesday
afternoon. Lows tonieht S8
at the beaches. 65 inland.
Highs Wedne.sday mid 70s
to mid80s.
INSIDE TOD"\'
l"or the first li?M lince the
Revolutionary War. defm.se
1trotegilt1 plan to 1eftd the
naUon'a entire force of
.S0,000 dti.wn-soldUrs to the
froftt line• within 90 day& '"
the ewnt of a major inooa1on .
But i1 the National Guard
ready? Stt ,,. 85.
latlex
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Ope11ed t.o Ref1~ees
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In a stJtt-mt>nl Ii' Ul'd ~1bo.ird "'r l-'on ·1· Ont> .t!i llE' l'dmµ,ugm·ct
in Ronald Hcagan , hurm• .. 1atl' l'.trlc1 "aid We cnl•ourage all
otht•r 1•ountn l'l\, 1ndud111g the Sl•' set mon not to 1rllt•rfere wsth
this connu.·t
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LOS '\NG F:t.F.S <Ar l Protesu. continued as a mandatory
intt'grallon program expanded for the second straight day,
fo lio" 1ng an <mgr) s houting match at a Boa rd of Educ ut1on
mct•t1ng
Eight more ~thoob JOtned the court.ordered µI an toda y.
bringing lhl• num ber or s chools in the ma ndatory part of the
plan to 127. but school offi cials still didn't know by midmorning
how m3n) st udents they bused Monday when 56 schools we re
added to the pl an
Meanwhile. parents blocked a school bus for the second day
al MelVln Avenue Elementary School in predom inantly white
Reseda The bus was to take childre n to Arlington Heights
Elementary School in predominantly black South-Central Los
Angeles
Hr•*:h1u••· Marn~
MOSCOW <AP) Soviet President Leonid I. Brezhnev
warned today that Western strategic policies supporting Lim ited
nuc lear weapons are setting the world "s liding toward a
thermonuclear catastrophe "
''The policies of some major states are based on the concept of
the possibiJ¥y nf a 'limit ed' nuclear war," Brezhnev said in a
message to a world peace group meeting in Sofia, Bulgaria.
Fire Access Road
OK'd for Hilliops
T ht• r1?g 1on a l c oa s tal
com m1ss1on approved a fi re
ac cess road that would link two
L a gu n a B e ach hilltop
neighborhoods, but eliminated a
use condition for bicyetis ts and
pe destrians
With Chasrm3n Ruth Galanter
dissenting. the com mission.
meeting in Huntington Beach,
\Oted 8-1 w1th two abstentions
Monday Lo approve the ridgeline
road from a fire station 1n Top of
l h e World to Arch Beach
Heights
Com 01Jss1oners f'r ed Johnson
and Diane Abbitt absta ined
Laguna Beach resident John
Gabnels, who '>a id restrictions
f 'rotn Pagv \ I
SIGN ...
against bike and foul tr affic
would b lock access to the
plan ned Aliso Viejo greenbelt
a rea, indicated he would appeal
the decision to the State CoastaJ
Com mission
T he proposed road would
allow fire personnel from the
Top of the World station to
respond Lo e mergency calls in
Arch Beach Heights. now served
by the city's Agate Street fi(e
s ta t ion.
The Arch Beach He ig hts
As s oc i a tio n h a s opposed
construction of a permanent
road that wo uld be open to
t hrough traffic.
The association m e mber s
have contended that such a road
would hring beachbound visitors
through their neighborhood.
Laguna Niguel
0.lly l'lleilSa.H-
pAIR FILE SUIT AGAINST DISNEYLAND FOR EJECTION FROM MAGIC KINGDOM
From Lett, Andrew Exler, Anomey Ron.Id Talmo, and Shawn Elllott
A ·tres ·'
olution'
Accepted
ltt'fJl'l'Sl'nla tiv4'S for Mamie
Van Ooren admitted Monday
t ha t th e bl nn d e ac tr ess
''buotl e!{ge d '' µa rt of a
n1m men~la t s ho p be low he r
two slory Cirnm·ry Vi llage home
111 Nt•wµort Hcach
"Wt.• made a big m istake, .. he r
h1lsh1rnd, Thomas Dixon, told
City Council members. He said
they re movt•d three required
parking s pots to expand the
shop.
City planning commissioners,
meeting last month. asked the
aC'lress to return the parking
spaces or face the possible
revocation of use permits on her
hom e.
Miss Van Doren, currently on
a road tour and not present at
the evening session, had asked
the council to help her out of the
Jam
She argued that to "return"
the parking spaces , she'd have
Lo rip down part of the store.
"S he was found out," he r
hired consultant Richard Hogan
9'a id Monday. "but s he's found a
way to overcome the problem."
He said Miss Van Doren, who
gained fame in the 1950s as a se x
symbol for he r blonde bombshell
movie roles. ha d agreed lo lP.ase
five parking s pots ne ar he r
ho m e to satisf y the city's
off-s t reet parking requirement.
Planning commissioners had
rejecte d that sugges t ion last
month. But counc il members
accepted her parking solution.
The store, now leased to a
bus i nessman s pecializing in
picture fra m es. was built by the
actress to dis play he r collection
of antiques.
S he said s he gave up he r
business career after deciding to
return lo s how bus iness.
Bandits Get Haul
LOS ANGELES CAP> -Three
gunmen robbed an a rmored car
of about $75,000 Monday while it
was pa rked in a supermarket
Jot in suburba n Cano~a Park,
police said.
,.. "'"" t•nflc* I I
DANCING PARTNERS •••
Exler conceded t ha t he had
contacted both Dis nevtand and
news representatives before he
and Elliott went lo the park to
draw attention to the park's
dance policy.
Exler said thal Disneyland of·
ficials had repeatedly refused to
ans wer both verbal and wnllcn
inquiries about the policy.
Disneyland officia ls have said
they bel ieve the po l icy is
n ecessa r y b eca u s e of
Dis neyland's reputation as a
"famil y park."
"We feet that 1t 1s wrong to
discriminate against homosex
uats." Exler said. "Ther e's also
a greater issue of human rights.
The police would prevent two
br o th ers fr o m dan ci n g
together ...
Elliott said that t he couple
faced no harassm e nt from
anyone else on the dance floor.
· • 1 don't see what the difference
is whether we dance together or
whether a male and fe male dance
together." Elliott s aid.
As ked if he and Elliott would
return to Disneyland. E xler s aid
"I don't see why not. I think Dis ·
neyla nd is a fun place."
Talmo said that he will seek
an injunction to prevent Dis ·
neyland from future application
of the policy A hearing d ale bas
not been set, he s aid.
f ' e·ntn Payt> I I
MIDEAST FIGHTING • • •
Abadan refinery, which was still
"burning over a large area "
Reliable oil.industry sources
in New York saict a pparently a ll
Iranian and Iraqi oil terminal
facilities on the Pe rs ian Gulf
ha ve been s hut But a bo ut
two-thirds of Iraq ·s oil exports
a re sent westward by pipeline lo
the Mediterranean:
T.)le United States imports no
Iranian oil and little Iraq i oil.
But other Western nations could
b(! more seriously a f.fected by a
lengthy interruption of Ira qi
s hipments. Most of Ira n 's 0 11
e xports are believed committed
to East European nations .
Earl ier , T e hra n R a d io
claimed that Iranian a rmored
troops routed Iraqi troops
a ro und Khorramsh a hr, Iran's
Gunman Rohs
Bait Store,
Fires Shot
San Cleme nte polic e are
seeking a man who walked into
a bait store Monda y night, asked
for tequila', then robbed tbe
clerk of $300. firing a round into
the counter before fleeing.
main pQrt on the dis puted Shatt
al-Arab estuarv at the head of
the Persian Guif
Iraq claim e d 26 of I ran 's
U.S.-madejets and two helicopter
gunships were shot down Many of
the pslOL"i were taken prisoner, it
said.
f'or the second straight day. the
Ir aqi air force launched heavy
r aids against targetsTn fr an. The
Baghdad command said its jets
struck seven Iranian air bases in
weste rn and southwest Iran, "set
scores of enemy aircraft ablaze
on the ground and dest royed
many hangars and installations."
Iraq conceded losing four MiG-21
fighte rs in the raids .
The invastion was reported in a
communique bro ad ca s t by
Baghdad Radio. which said Iraqi
ground forces "advanced to take
control of vital positfons ms1de of
Iran .. to "br eak the racis t
govern ment ·• o f Ay atollah
Ruhollah Khomeini.
The targets we re not specifi ed
But Radio Tehran said Iranian
a rmo red troops routed Iraqi
troops around Khorramshahr,
I r an 's main port on the disputed
Shatt al-Arab estuary at the head
of the Persian Gulf.
Reporting on the air wa r, the
Iraqi sla te radio said Ira nian jets
struc k all ove r the country,
a ttacking Baghdad, Masul ,
Nine veh. Basra and s ix airfields
and bases.
Hostage
Release
Untrue
By Tiie Aaaocla&ed Presa
A Baghdad Radio broadcast
cla iming Iran had freed the S2
Am~ri c an ho s tages
unconditionally today caused a
nurry of e xcitement for almost
two houn before Tehran Radio
said the report was untrue .
Iran said not only was the story. ,
on the release untrue, but also
that the Irania n Parliament
decided to "freeze" the issue of
the hostages because of Iran's
war with Iraq, which it blamed on
the United States.
Th.e claim by Baghdad Radio
prompted volatile trading on
European gold and foreign
exchange markets. Som e London
ba nkers s aid the m ar!tet went
"haywire" as the rumor spread.
The dollar and gold prices moved
up sharply.
But after the hostage report
was denied by Iran, m arkets
calmed, the dollar sank back and
gold improved slightly A West
German dealer in Frankfurt said
of the claim : ·'The market doesn't
be lie ve it."
The Iraqi government radio in a
broadcast at 2:50 a . m. PDT said ,
"At last the release of the U.S.
hostages held in Te hran has been
announced " The claim was
carried in a number of broadcasts
tater , but no source was given.
At 4:45 a.m ., Tehran Radio
called on the people of Iraq not to
believe "the lies carried by your
ra dio." The proble m "of the
hostage spies has been frozen
inde fi ni t e ly by the Ir anian
cons ultative assembly ," the
Iranian broadcast added.
Baghdad Radjo late r quoted
State Department officials in
Was hington who said they had no
infor mation about the release of
any hostages However , it carried
no r etraction. But in New York,
A BC quoted an unnam ed person
at Baghdad Radio as s aying the
ho s tCJge c lai m ··w as a
broadcasting e rro r." There was
no elaboration
I ran considers the escala tion by
Iraq of their borde r conflict ~
m aneuver by the United Stales to
free the American hostages, in
the ir 325th day of captivity,
Tehran Radio said in a broadcast
in Arabic.
.. President Carter thinks tha t
the cowardly Iraqi ( Baathisl)
aggression may persuade Iran to
re lease the hostages." it said.
··F o r your information, the
I s lami c M a jlis (Iranian
Parliament) today decided to
freeze the hostages i ssue at the
presentt.ime."
The broad cast s a id , "We
clearly discern the reasons and
mot ives behind the sava~e wa r
whi ch the Baghda d regim e
a nnounced yesterday "
Injured Jet
Skier Saved
A 19-year·old Irvine youth rid-
ing H jet ski outside Dana Point
Ha r bor was rescued by a n
Or ange County Sheriff's harbor
patrol boat after he was knocked
unconscious and thrown into the
water . they were LT) 1ng l<1 circumvent
the o rdinance "
Gene Schulte, the r 1ty's zoning
a dm inis t r ator agree~ with
Goodman's contention
"They s hould have got a
permit.·· Schulte s aid, adding
the firm ss now in the process of
doing so
·Bludgeon Murders
Still Baf fie Police
Police said the man, descnbed
as a Caucasian with military
a ppearance, e ntered Phil's Bait
and Tackle s tore, 1618 N. El
Camino Real and approached
clerk Ricky Evans.
After asking for a bottle of
tequila, the m a n produced a
six -inch stainless s teel re volver
a nd demanded ca sh from the
dr awer.
After the money was handed
over. the bandit fi ret' a s hot into
the counter top and f 1 ~d outside
to a wai~ing vehicle .
··Ma n y me n, w o m en and
ch ildre n we r e killed ," the
b roadcast said. "The la rgest
portion of casualties occurred
a m o n g the wo rke r s of the
pet rochemical and fertilizer
factory of Basra, where 20 were
;c i lied and 50 wounded."
Damage at the airfields was
limited to one runway that was
qui c kl y r e pa i r ed , th e
communique said.
A S h e riff 's D e partme nt
s p o k es man sa id R o b e rt
Cameron was jumping eight to
lO·foot swells at about 4 p.m .
Sunday when he s truck his chin
on the handle bars of the jet ski.
Cameron was taken to San
Clemente General Hospital and
held for observation for a possi-
ble concussion. He was released
Monday.
The city s des ign review
boar d , which rules on s ig n
requests in San C em ente held
over a d ec 1s 1o n o n t h e
rest aurant pole s ign last week,
a nd wiU t ake up the issue Oct. 7.
·'The sign company assumed
1t was OK lo re place the exis ting
sign," Schulte s aid. "They've
sent us a letter of apology."
But that does n't change Mayor
Koester's resolve.
"When the business is brought
up to code standards, I will be
most happy to honor it in an
official capacity ." she said.
• '
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Despite calls t hat came in
3fter a $25 ,000 r e wa r d was
posted. Ora nge County Sheriff's
De pa rtment investigators s till
a re wi t ho ut lead s in lht:
bludgeoning deaths of Keith and
P atrice Harrington of Laguna
Niguel.
Lt. Wyatt Hart, de partment
spokesman, said about a dozen
c all s were re ce ived b y
investigators after the reward
was announced Thursday.
"They r e c eiv e d som e
information people s aying
they may have heard something,
stuff like that -but none of it
turned out to be significant,"
Hart said.
Harrington. 24, and his wife,
27, were found dead in the bed of
their Niguel Shores home ~ug.
21 by Roger Harrington, the
slain man's father.
The co r one r 's autopsies
showed both deaths were caused
by massive trauma to the head.
Investigator s h ave .said a
blunt instrument was used. No
weapon was found in the
fashionable residence.
Nor was one found following a
methodical search of the area
surrounding the home.
Robbery-homicide Sgt. Bill
Miller said after the reward was
announced by the victims'
families tha t m ore than 150
people have been interviewed by
the three·man invesU1aUve
team assigned to the case.
A particularly lroublin1
aspect ol the case ls that no
motive has been established.
NotJUna of value was taken from
the residence. The house had not
been ransacked. There was no
evidence of sexual molestation.
One investigator who was
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among the first al the scene said
it appeared the Harringtons had
gone to bc.."'Cl only to never a waken.
The house showed no signs of
fo rced entry. leading some to
specuJate the Harringlons may
have known their attacker or
a ttac ke rs . But a friend of
Harrington said the fourth year
m edical student was the "kind
of guy who would always leave
the door unlocked."
H a rri n gton was due to
graduate from the UC Irvine
medical school in December.
Mr s . H a rringto n was a
re giste red nurse who specialized
in pediatrics. She was employed
by a nursing registry.
The reward was posted by Mr.
and Mrs. Francis Briscoe, of
Huntington Beach, the slain
wom a n 's pare nts ; the elder
Harrington, of Long Beach, and
Bruc e , Ronald and Dona ld
Harrington, three older brothers
who live in Newport Beach .
.-,.....rage Al
GREEN ...
Green will testify that alter she
went to bed, her husband came
In a short time later and
demanded sex . When s he
refused, he said , the d~fendant
punched her in tbe chin, then gOl
the metal key holder and bashed
her in the forehead.
Harris said Green told police
investigators he had 1one out al
2:15 a .m. to eet some take-0ut
food and returned home to fmd
bis wife lyinl in tbe
blood-spattered bedroom. She
was at first believed to be a
victim of a klller who bad
attacked eight oVler women.
Rolex now. There's no better time.
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VOL. 73, NO 167, 3 SECTIONS, JO PAGES ORANG C.O UNTY, CALI FORNI A TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23. 1980 C TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Consun1er Prices Decline in County
LOS ANt; 1<:1.a;~ I t• 1 ""' a
state> rt'pOrt showt·d the ""or't nl
thtl rcct·S~IOll h .1.. 11ll'l:<t'l_I lhl'
U.S. Ocpartnwut or I ahl\r "'•'"I
today that con urut·r ll rl<'t'' in
L o s /\ 11 6( t' I \• :. ~• 11 d t l r 11 n ~ ,.
counties der hm•ct 111 Au.:w.t for
Ole second :.tnu~hl ml1nth
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national mt>rt'ai.t· t•f \I 7 p,·n·,•11t
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Surramt·nto. hJ~ nol ytt been
11r1ntHI, hut " tJr~hnunary copy
~a~ olitt11nl·d b Tht• Associated
l'rt'b'I
Tht> fl'J)urt prl'c11ded the
111hl1·~:. 1 all' would rise to 7 8
1Jt'fl'£'111 by l>t•c-<·m lwr II 1s now
ti ti IJt' ft'l'111 •
In l.1.1., A11gdc1> ,111d Oran~e
counties. the consumer price
decrease still left prices 13. 7
percent higher overall than in
August 1979. And if the cost of
sheller , Including mortgage
rates. had been excluded, the
C P I for Aug ust would have
·surpassed the national average
and increased by 1.4 percent in
the two counties.
The cost of food was the
biggest gainer in th e Los
Angeles-Orange County fi gures,
rising by 1.5 percent ror the
month -nearly double the rate
or increase for the past several
months. Food costs were 9.9
percent above a .vear earlier.
Faith Heinemann of t.he U.S.
Bureau Or Labor Statistics here
said the higher food prices were
c aused by adverse weather
conditions.
Other increases showed up in
the cost or transportation. 1.0
percent ; medical car e, 0.9
percent; and e ntertainment. 2.6
percent.
Although home mortgage
rates have been rising several
weeks and stand at about 14
percent, lhe August C PI reO~ts
actual loan transactions not
loan commitments. Hence, the
mor tgages reflect the prevailing
loan rate in the spring
'T oday's highe r mo rtgage
rates will show up in s ucceeding
months.
England
To Seek
New Post
Iraqis Storm Iran
By JERRY CLAUSES
Major City, Oil Refinery Captured
Ofl .. O•ilf PllolSl~lt
Richard England , fi r e d
Newport Harbor High School
band instructor. says ht''JI
become a perennial school board
candidate until elected
England's bid to get his old
teaching job back was crushed
Thursday when a Superior Court
judge d e ni ed a r equest lo
ove rturn the Newport-Mes a
Unified School 01str1ct •._ firing
orderoflast November
Now. England says, "I plan to
continue the educational part of
my career in a different way for
the time being."
The former teacher says he
hopes t o teach ag:un "My
tea c hin g credential a nd
professional papers remain
clean."
He was dismissed last year on
cfia r ges that inc l uded
ins ubo rd ination following
hearings by a special commission
on professional competency.
That state panel concluded the
band teacher was guilty of
unprofessional conduct.
District efforts to dis miss
England stirred protests by a
number of band parents and
s tudents who formed a group
called "Supporters of Richard
England (SORE>."
England's fight to retain his job
was backed by the district's
teachers union which fi nanced his
court battle .
The former band anstruclor.
who now sells insurance and
annuities. s aid Monday that any
decision to appeal the Superior
Court ruling by Judge Ronald H.
Prenner will be up to his attorney
and the union.
His attorn ey, Lawr ence
Rosenzweig of Los Angeles, has
requested findings of fa ct.
England said. as to why the judge
ruled the way he did in the su~t.
' n announcing plans to run for a
board of trustees seat, England
declared. "Someone must be
elected to insist on 'no' votes and
change when needed -not lip §~r vice or th e present
hand-wringing over loss of carte
blanchepowertothe st ate."
In a press release. England
queslloned district expenditures
o r $350,000 in l ega l fees,
student-paid busing to schools
and layoffs of school nurses and
r eading teachers .
"At present, .. he said. "we have
a school b o ard and
administration that thinks
(See ENGLAND, P ageA2l
\o•·t•I Pad
You know that old water
tower over the Sunset Beach
skyline on the Pacific Coast
Highway curve by Turk 's
saloon and Sam's Seafood
restaurant? This is what it
wil l l oo k l ike when
developer-educator Geor~e
Armstrong moves into his
dream house on stilts. See
photos. Page A3.
Dead Marine
Victim of
Murderer?
A 20-year-old Marine. whose
body was found early Saturday on
the San Diego Freeway near
Costa Mesa's Harbor Boulevard ,
overcrossing, may have been
murdered. police said today
The young man's identity has
not been m ade public. police said.
because his relatives have not
bee n notified of his death.
Stationed at tlle Marine Corps
helicopter facility in Santa Ana,
the enlisted man was in t ransient
from one assignment to another
and his records. including the
names of kin, have not been
located
Costa Mesa lnvestigator PhiJ
McCormick said California
Highway Patrol officers treated
the death as a traffic accident
when the Marine's body was
found at.about 1 :40 a.m . Saturday
in the northbound freeway lanes
bv a Costa Mesa motorist.
Uy Th«-Assodaled Press
lruqi forces invaded Jran at
four points today. CiJplured a
major bord<'r town and claimed
to have destroyed the giant
Iranian oil refinery al Abadan
as the conflict between the
M 1deast neighbors exploded into
wa r , according to reports from
both sides
Wavt-s of Irani an warplanes
bombed Baghdad and other
Iraqi c1t1es. reportedly killing
dozens of people. including four
AmeriC'ans Iraq claimed more
Actress'
'Solution'-
Accepted
Representatives for Mamie
Van Doren admitted Monday
t h a t the b l o nd e actress
"IJ o otlegged " part of a
commercial s hop below ber
t.wo·story Cannery Village home
in Newport Beach.
"We made a big mistake," her
husband, Thomas Dixon. told
City Council mem bers. He said
they removed three required
parking spots to expa nd the
shop.
City planning commission~.
meeting last month, asked the
actress to return the parking
spaces or face the possible
re vocation of use permits on her
home .
Miss Van Doren. currently on
a road lour and not present al
the evening session, had asked
the council to help her out of the
jam.
She argued that to "return"
the parking spaces, she'd have
to rip down part of the store.
"She was found out." her
hired consultant Richard Hogan
said Monday, "but she's found a
way to overcome the problem."
He said Miss Van Doren, who
gained fame in the 1950s as a sex
symbol for her blonde bombshell
movie roles. had agreed to lease
five parking spots near her
·home to satis fy t he city's
off-s treet parking requirement.
Planning commissioners had
rejected that suggestion last
month. But council members
accepted her parking solution.
Oflly '""' StMI ,_ EDISON WORKERS CHECK OUT BLOWN CONCRETE AT ENTRANCE TO COSTA MESA VAULT
Two Employff• Eect1pe O.•th aa Power Tr•naformer Explode• •t PtaH
than four dozen Iranian aircraJt
had hce n shot down.
A s econd air attack was
rep o rted in Baghdad at
nightfall. and a witness said
born bs were "falling a ll over the
place."
The Iraqis said their trpops
had Abadan and the nearby port
of Khorramshahr besieged.
The Abadan refinery is the
heart of the Ira nian oil industry
and is one of the world's largest,
capable of producing more than
500 .ooo barrels of r e f ined
products a day. The Iraqi claim
that it was destroyed could not
be independently verifi ed, but
witnesses reported fires raging
out of control at the complex.
· In New York , the U.N
Sec r etary Council, at t he
r equest of ·Secreta r y-Gener al
Kurt Waldheim. schedule d
urgent consultations among its
15 nation-members to discuss
the conflict. which Waldheim
said constituted a "grave
threat" lo world peace.
The state-run Baghdad Radio
Extra· Innings
Softball Squabble in Court
A pair ol"Newport Beach women's softball teams that
found the mselves in a m id-August dogfight for first place,
nearly suited up for a court appearance this month to
straighten out the league s tand.l.np.
The sandlot sna fu between the Barracudas and the A·l
Turf Irrigation team centered oo who should be champ in the
city'sslow-pitcbleague.
The Turf team brought in a lawyer to go to bat for them.
THE ARGUMENT BEGAN during the final inning of a
game between the two teams last June. Tbe Barracudas, who
lost by six nins. protested a late inning call by the city's um-
pire .
The citv recorded the protest. noting that protested
games aren't replayed unless first place is at slake. As 1t
turned out, first place was at slake and the city ordered a re-
matc}J.
That's when things got messy.
The disputed game was replayed but alter tbe Har-
rac udas knocked in three runs. the Turf team filed a protest
alleging that the Barracudas initial protest was improper.
THE BARRACUDAS WENT on to win that game, fOm·
pounding the problem by deadlocking the Turf team for first
place.
City parks and recreation offi cials ordered a second re·
match.
But the attorney for the Turf team said the players would
not agree to another rem atch. He said the season was over
and that one of the team's key players had moved out of the
state.
And just when it appeared the brouhaha was about lo
turn inlo a bench· clearing legal fight, city officials came up
with the answer: tSoth teams were declared co-champs and
the season fin a tty was over .
South Coast Plctta
Two Escape Death
In Vault Explosion
Two Southe rn California
Edison Co. employees narrowly
missed death this m orning as
they scrambled out or an under·
ground vault at South Coast
Plaza j us t be fore a powe r
transformer exploded.
Th~ explosion lifted the thick
concrete vault out or the ground
and nearly knocked one of the
employees. 48.year-old Amyot
Alain. over a guard rail blocking
a possible 20-(oot rail to a lower-
level parking lot.
Alain sai d he a nd Bill
Robinson, ~. were performing
routine maintenance on the
tr ansformer when it began lo
overheat .
Cost a Mesa Fire Depart-
ment's Batallion Chief Ed Lewis
said lhe two "became aware of a
malfunction ... and felt they
shouldget outofthe vault."
An Edison Co. sf)okesm an said
the blast occurred at about 8:30
a .m ., shortly after the men
scr ambled up a ladder ln the
10-by 24-foot vaul!.z and disrupt-
ed power to May U>., Seara, and
the Plaza's entire mall area.
Power alao was cut lo the
South Coast Plaza Hotel, tbe
Town Center I Buildln1, Do=
Savings and Loan and tbe
Coast Repertorx Theater. ·
The Edison Co. spokesman
said electricity was re-routed to
the Town Center building, the
theater and the s avings and loan
building at 9:15 a.m. The other
areas' power was restor~ at
10: 11 a.m .• be said.
Chief Lewis noted that a por-tion of the transformer vault,
which extends some 20 reet into
the ground, was lifted about a
root out of the sidewalk area
near the Rivera Restaurant en-
trance on the east side of the
plaza.
HE GOr C4Sll
FOR CU!ITER
•'Daily 2ilot classifed ads
helped me clean up both ways.
·'I bad clutter in my 1ara1e and
converted it to cash with one
phone calJ to the classified
section."
That's the advertisinl success
story ot the Costa Mesa man who placedtblsadiDtbeD~ily Pilot:
Camper shell SSO Van top
rack
Best off er xxx·uu
If JOU want to tum clutter into
caab. call 642-5678.
said Iraqi ground forces st ru1·k
across the border on ti 300 mtk
f r o n t s t r c tr h 1 n g f r u 111
Qas re-Sh1rin south to Ab<tcld n
The Iraqi News Agency sa1ct
Qas re -Shirin. <1 m ajor bordn
town. and the nearby town of
Sumar. anothe r Traq1 target.
had ~n captured They are 3511
miles southwest of the Iranian
capital of Tehran
Another Iraqi communique
said two other target:. \he
ma1or south e rn p ort of
<See MJDt;AST. Paize A2l
Trio Held
In May Co.
Burglary
Three m en were a rrested -
two of them at gunpoint -for
s u s p icion o f co mmercial
bur glary early Monday when
they were found hiding above a
false ceiling in the May Co. store
at South Coast Plaza.
Cost a Mesa police said a
burglar alarm in the store was
triggered at 9:06 p .m. Sunday
when someone attempted to pry
open a jewelry display case.
Arrested early the next morn-
in g after May Co. security
personnel sear ched the store
were Michael 0 . Cans ler . 20.
and Andy Vinson, 22, both of Los
AJlgeles, a nd Rodney Fairfax,
21, of West Hollywood.
An e mployee who used t he
men 's room on the store's third
floor reported to security of.
ficers that it appeared someone
had used an attic·like entrance
to the ceiling there.
He noted plaster had been
knocked loose.
Security officer Terry Morris
clirllbed into the ceiling area,
police said. and appre hended
Cansler .
The officers heard movement
in the attic-like areas as they
brought Cansler down, police
said, and called for help from
Costa Mesa Police Department.
Two officers searched for about
45 minutes before discovering
Vinson and Fairfax bidin g
between wall partitions in the
false-ceiling area.
They were forced out of their
hiding places at gunpoint, police
said. Also found secreted in the
wall partitions we re numerous
pillows, pillow cases and quilts
allegedly taken from the store. Or:n:J
7
C~a sl
Weather
Cloudiness and localized
f og tonig h t and
Wednesday morning .
Hazy sunshine Wednesday
afternoon. Lows tonight 58
at the beaches. 6S inland.
Highs Wednesday mid 705
to mid 80s.
INSIDE TODA~
F'or the first timA! rinu the
R~volutionary War, defense
ltrale{lin• pion to send the
nation's entire force o/
450,000 citan-aoldwra 10 IM
front liMa within 90 daya in
tM event of a major invamn.
But ft IM National Guard
r1od11? See Page BS.
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LOS N<: El.ES 1 A I' I l'rotc!>I!> c•ontinued a~ a mJnllatory
integratmn pro~ra m l'~p.ind1•d for t he sf'ronrl '>lr:tl~ht day. follow1n~ an angr) ~huµllng matt·h Jt J Board of 1:o:duralro11
meeting
Eight mun• -;d1n11l' JOlncd thl· 1•ourt urdl'rNJ µIan today,
bringing the number of schoob in the mandatory pa rt of ~he
pla n to 127. but .!.chool officials stil l didn't know by midmorning
how many students th"Y bused Monday when 56 schools were
added to the plan
Meanwhile. par<'nts blol•ked a school bus.for t~e second d~y
at Melvin Avenut> Elementary School in predominantly white
Reseda. The bus was to take children to Arlington Heights
Elementary School in predominantly black South-Central Los
Angeles
.l.-1 \udg.,~ .1.-1 ,., .'tD . .
. SAN DJEGO <AP> The lightning rod of one !'l:l Jetl~ner
scraped the side of a nothe r whil!! taxiing. !orcu~g . United
Airlines to ground one of the big planes indefinitely, a
spokesman said today
Al the time. the first plane was taxung on the runwa~ of
Lmdbergh field with 55 passengers bound for Seattle on Flight
873. 1 .__. There were no passenjters aboard the other p ane ut"mg pre·
pareJi for rhght 418 to Denver That flight was delayed Monday
for several hours. but passengers on Flight 873 were forced to
wa it for another pl ane
PSA Strike Won't
Increase Flighls
A looming strike by Pacific
Southwest Airline pilots will not
force Newport Beach-based Air
California to up its daily fllght
schedule lo ease the anticipated
air travel crush.
Pilots fro m PSA ha ve
threatened lo go on st rike Thurs·
day. a move that prompted
some airlines to say they might
have to add flights to accom
modate passengers
Nearly half of all commuter
nights in Callfom1a are nown by
PSA
But Air California officials
claim they have as many as
1 500 seats a vailable daily for ~tential PSA passengers should
the strike materialize.
It also 1s the second an·
nive rsary of the 1978 air collision
involving a small plane and a
PSA jet in San Diego in which
144 people died.
The strike has been sanctioned
by the 33,000-mem ber Air Lines
Pilots Association. The 500 PSA
pilots threatening to strike are
m e mbers of the Southwest
Fhght Crew Association.
The Teamsters Union , also
supporting the threatened strike.
presumably would s hut down
operations at PSA 's jet engine
overhaul shop in San Diego
A majority of PSA 's other
4,200 employees would have to
be laid off . a co mpan y
spokesman said.
Laguna Niguel
P1dli11g Their Weight
Hostage
·Release
Denied
ByTbeAssoclated Press
A Baghdad Radio broadcas t
claiming Iran had freed the 52
American ho s tage s
unconditionally today caused a
flurry or excitement ror almost
two hours before Tehran Radio
said the report was untrue .
Iran said not only was the story
on the release untrue, but also
that the Iranian Parliament
decided to "freeze" the issue of
the hostages because of Iran's
war with Iraq, which it blamed on
the United States.
The claim by Baghdad Radio
prompted volatile trading on
E uro pean gold a nd foreign
exchange m arkets. Some London
bankers said the market went
"haywire" as the rumor s pread.
The dollar and gold µrices moved
up sharply
I h1 •..,t• tltrl't' ;.rn1µle men anchored their
IO man tug of war team at. Sau_gat_ucks
V1llal!l'':-. surn mer festival in M1ch1gan.
F r o m ll'fl arc llarve Overbeek (300
pounds>. Mike V1llicawa <400 pounds > and
Kevin Bocrmita <375 pounds )
But after the hostage report
was denied by Iran, markets
calmed, the dollar s ank back and
gold improved slightly A We~t
German dealer in Frankfurt s aid
oflhecla1m "The market doesn't
believe it."
Police Nab
Cyclist in
Mesa Chase
A 20-ycar old Costa Mesa man
reportedly led police on a high.
s p eed chase Monday as his
motorcycle weaved through traf
fie . school grounds and a s hopping
center before he was arrested for
suspicion of reckless driving.
T aken into custody at2·3S pm
was Dwight M. Roberts.20,of2905
Ellesmere Ave after a 20-minute
c hase by three police units over a
2.5-mile course that began north
of Es tancia High School on
Placentia Avenue
Roberts allegedly forced rus
750c.c. motorcycle into wheelies
during the chase that reached
s peeds up· to 70 mph, officers
•c laimed.
Two patrol units failed to stop
t he alleged speeder as he re·
portedly weaved through high
s chool students walking -on and
near the Estancia campus and
then traveled a zig-zag course
over city s treets to the Harbor
Plaza shopping cente r at 2300
Harbor Boulevard.
Sgt. J .C. White said Roberts
drove through a parking lot there,
jumped over a curb.s ped across a
sidewalk and exited into another
parking lotto the west.
Capt. Ed Glasgow, packed in
that lot and following the c hase on
the radio in his unmarked police
car. followed Roberts to the
Mediterranean Village apart
mc n t c omplex at Harbor
Boulevard and Fair Drive where
he and White finally boxed the
motorcyclistto a halt, police said.
Session Rejected
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Gov.
Edmund Brown Jr. has decided
not to call a special session of
the Legislature to hear the pleas
of schools for m ore money.
MIDEAST FIGHTlNG • • •
The Iraqi government radio in a
broadcast at 2 :50 a .m . PDT said,
"At last the release of the U.S.
hostages held in Tehran has been
a nno unced." The c laim was
ca rned in a number of broadcasts
later. but no source was given.
Khorramshahr and n e arlty
Abadan had been "isolated "
"The Ira nian units in Abadan
a n d K·h o r r a m s h a h r h a v c
become besieged." 1t said
The stale radio in Ahadan !>atd
Ir a qi fo r ces a tt ac ke d th e
r e fin ery .T h e Britis h
Broadcasting Corp. quoted the
ca ptai n of a Britis h s hip
anchor ed near the area as
saying lraoi planes bombed tht>
Abadan refinery. which was still
"burning over a large area "
Reliable oil-industry sources
m New York said apparently all
Iranian and Iraqi oil terminal
facilities on the Pe rs ian Gulf
have bee n s hut Uut about
two-thirds of Iraq's oil exports
are sent westward by pipe line to
the Medite rranean.
The United Stales imports r\O
Iranian oil and little Iraqi oi l
But other Weste rn nations could
be more seriously affected h) a
lengthy inte rruption of Iraqi
shipments. Most of Iran's oil
exports are believed committed
to East European nations
Woman Jailed
' In Welfare
Fraud Case
A Long Beach worn.fin who
bilked the Orange County Social
Services Department out of more
than SS.000 in welfare be nefi ts has
been sentenced to s ix months in
Orange County Jail and five years
probation.
The sentence was imposed on
Gloria Draper, 33, by Orange
County Supe rior Court Judge
Kenneth Lae after the woman
pleaded guilty to a single count of
welfare fraud.
Ea rli t'r Tl'hran Ka <11 0
cl aimed that Iranian armored
troo ps routed I raqi t roops
around Khorramshah r, kan's
main port on the disputed Shatt
a l Arab estuary at the head of
th<' Per-;1an Gulf
Iraq c la imed 26 of I r un s
S made jets and two helicopte r
gunshipswereshotdown. Man yof
the pilots were taken prisoner. 1t
sa id .
r or the second straight d ay, the
Iraqi air fo rce launched heavy
raids against targets m Iran. The
Baghdad command said its Jets
s truck sevep Iranian air bases in
wes tern and southwest Iran. "set
At 4·45 am .. Tehran Radio
called on the people of Iraq not to
believe "the hes carried by your
radio." The pro ble m °''of ~he
hostage s pies has been fro1en
indefinitely by the lraman
cons ulta tive a ssembly," the
Iranian broadcast added.
Baghdad Radio later quoted
State Depa rtment officials in
Washington who said they had no
info rmation about the release or
a ny hostages However . it carried
no retraction
s cores or ene my aircraft ablaze Me a Counci·t o n the ground and destroyed -
many hanga rs and installations " S
Iraq conceded losing four MiG-21 To ~lecl fi ghters in the raids
The invas ion was reported in 3 Traff,·c Panel comm unique broadcas t b;
Raghriad Radio, which said Iraqi -
ground forces "ad vanced tu lake
control of vrlal p«>s1 t1ons inside of
I ra n " to "break the racist
governmenl · of Aya toll an
Ruhollah Kh omeini
The targets were not specified
Rut Radio Tehran sard Iranian
a rmored troops routed Iraqi
troops around Khorramshahr,
Iran's main port on the disputed
Shatt al-Arab estuar y a t the head
of the Persian Gulf
Reporting on the air war. the
Iraqi state radio said Ira nian Jets
s truc k all over the country,
a t tac king Baghdad , M asul .
Nineveh. Rasra a nd six a1rf1elds
and bases
··Ma n\ men . wome n and
children were kdled." t he
broadcas t said. "The largest
portion of casualties occurred
a m o ng the workers of the
petrochemical and te rt1l1zer
factory of Basra. where 20 were
i<i lied and 50 wounded."
Damage at the airfields was
limited to one runway that was
quickly r e pair ed , th e
communique said.
l'osta Mesa 's City Council will
m1::et 1n adjourned session at
s ·30 p.m nexl Monday to select
t hree membt.•rs to its Traffic
Commission
Eleven applicants are to be in-
ter viewed for the seats to be
vacated at the end of this month
b\• Derald Hunt. a retired pro-fe~sor . Wayne Kra1ss. Southern
California Colle ge pr esident,
and Virginia Kidder. a financial
broke rage employee.
Hunt and Kraiss have applied
to f1ll the1r own vacancies .
Oth€'r candidates are Connie
'S i mmons . a voc ati onal
counselor . Edward J ·SaUer. a
Ford Aerospace employee; Dr.
George S. Nakai. a physician; L.
Glenn Tudor. transportation
cons ultant. Ken White, student;
Robe rt A. Wolfe. ins urance
br oker ; Mark A . S l oate.
engineer, a nd Patricia A.
Skillman, real estate agent. Mark Peterson , a n Air
California spokesman. said they
would encourage PSA customers
originally scheduled to depart
from Long Beach or San Diego
to catch Air California fllghts
out of John Wayne or Ontario
airports.
He said at this point, no
thought has been given to adding
more fllghts.
However, 1f the strike comes.
, Bludgeon Murders
Still Baf fie Police
Deputy District Attorney
Donald Barne r said e vidence
showed that Mrs . Draper,
bet wee n September 1977 and
August 1979, received aid fro!11
social services departments tn
both Orange and Los Angeles
counties.
Barner said the woman also
received aid for a child who was
not living with her and failed to
re port that she was receiving a
S231 per month rent subsidy from
the Orange County Ho us ing
Authority
It said Iraqi planes raided three
air bases and military airfields in
western and southwest Iran,
"inflicted heavy destruction and
burned many enemy aircraft on
the ground."
Iraq said its invastion was tn
retaliation for the "unl awful and
irres pons ib l e c los ure t o
navigation of the Hormuz Strait ...
which connects the Persian Gulf
and the Gulf of Oman and through
which much of the Arab world's
The five-member Traffic Com-
mission advises the City Council
on such matters as placement of
traffic signals and stop signs,
speed limits, and traffic circula·
tion matters It meets monthly
without pay.
The council is expected to in·
terview each candidate in open
session Monday and then name
its three appointees.
Commissioner s serve four. Air Bahia , Imperia l and Golden
West airlines are expected to
add extra fi1ghts to Los Angeles
and Las Vegas .
PSA officials promised to try
to accommodate passengers but
admitted they probably would
be unable to meet the total de·
mand.
They said hundreds of daily
flights in California would have
to be canceled.
As negotiations continued
b e fore fede ral m e diato rs
without apparent results. Thurs-
day marks the end of a federally
mandated "cooling off" period.
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a fter a $25,000 teward was
posted, Orange County Sheriff's
Department investigators still
ar e without lead s in the
bludgeoning deaths o~ith and
Patrice Harrington of Laguna
Niguel.
Lt. Wyatt Hart. department
s pokesman, said about a dozen
ca lls were r eceived b y
investigators after the reward
was announced Thursday.
"They received s or:n e
information people saying
they may have heard somethin~.
stuff like that -but none or 1t
turned out to be signific-ent,"
Hart said.
Harrington. 24, a nd his wife,
27. were found dead in the bed or
t heir Niguel Shores home Aug.
21 by Roger Harrington, the
s lain man's Cather.
The cor oner's autopsies
showed both deaths were caused
by massive trauma to the h4:ad.
Investigators have s aid a
blunt instrument was used. No
weapon was found in the
fashionable residence.
Nor was one round following a
methodical search or the area
surrounding the home. .
Robbery-homicide Sgt. Bill
Miller said after the reward was
a nnounced by the victims·
families that more than 150
people have been interviewed by
the three-man Investigative
team assigned to the case.
A particularly troubling
aspect of the case is that no
motive has been establis hed.
Nothing or value was taken from
lhe residence. The house had not
been ransacked. There was no
evidence of seitual molestat.ion.
gone to bed only to never awaken.
The house showed no signs of
forced entry, leading some lo
speculate the Harringtons may
have known their attacker or
attac ke r s But a friend of
Harrington said the fourth year
medical student was the "kind
of guy who would always leave
the door unlocked ··
Harrington wa s due to
graduate from the UC Irvine
m edical school in December.
Mr s . Harrington was a
registered nurse who s pecialized
in pediatrics. She was employed
by a nursing registry.
The reward was posted by Mr.
and Mrs. f'rancis Briscoe, of
Huntington Beach . the s lain
woman's parents; the elder
Ha rrington, of Long Beach. and
Bruce. Ronald and Donald
Harrington. three older brothers
who live in Newport Beach.
f 'rnm Pufft* A I
ENGLAND
nothing of approving double-dip
administrative s alary increases;
we see administrators driving
sti ll newer cars at district
expense and grossly wasteful
overnight junkets lo places as
close as San Clemente are being
flaunted in our faces."
He added, "My family is
strong. I am committed to tax
dollars for students, and I am
anxious lo put this district back on
the right track.''
Unless he moves. England, who
resides in incumbent Todd Hess'
Newport Beach Trustee Area IV,
would h a ve to wait until
November, 19&1, toseekelection.
That's when Hess's current
exported_oil passes.
car terms . Seats not to be
va cated this year are held by
Chairman Charles Ropp and
Robert Graham.
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Today'H Closln.C
N.Y. Stet-ks
VOL. 73, NO. 261 , 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES ORANG F COU NTY. CALI FORNIA TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1980 N TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Consuiller Prices Decline in Conn~!
LOS ANGEl.1'~S I P1 "-' 11
at11lt' ~&10rt llhuw,•d thl' "'o,,,.t ti(
t he recession ha µasst"d tbt'
U.S. l~&HH11n\'nt llf \.ubot " ui
today that C\lllSUlllt'r Vrlt'Cl> 1n
Los Ang e I t• 11 u n d 0 r a u ~ t•
counties dechnt:d in \ugui.t for
the seeond st n 111o:ht month
Tht> O 6 ~n·1..•o\ 1ln1p in lht>
I wo -rounty ('urhum l'r Prier
Index. due main!} to lei~ a hom"
mortgage r lt'~. bu1.·t..1•1l J
nallonal incre:&~t· or 0 1 pt>rt'cnl
Bolh figures were thl' ~aml' fur
England
To Seek
New· Post
By JERRY CLAUSEN
Oll"90•Ur1'11*4SUH
Richard Eng l and . fired
Newport Harbor tligh School
band instructor . says he 'll
become a perennial school board
candidate until elected
England"s bid lo get his old
teac hing job back was crushed
Thursday when a Superior Court
judge denied a r eques t to
overturn t he Newport Mesa
Unified School District's firing
order oflast November
Now. England says, "I plan to
continue the educational part of
my career in a different way for
the time being ...
The form~r teacher says he
hopes to teach again "My
teaching credential a nd
profession a l papers r emain
clean."
He was dismjssed last year on
c h a rg es that inc lud e d
ins ubo rdination following
hearings by a special commission
on professiona l competency.
That stale panel concluded tbe
band teacher was guilty of
unprofessional conduct. •
District efforts to dismiss
=-England stirred protests by a
number or band parents and
students who formed a gT1'UP
called "Supporters of Richard
England <SORE)."
E ngland's fight to retain his job
was backed by the district's
teachers union which financed his
court battle.
The former band instructor,
who now sells ins urance and
annuities, said Monday that any
decision to appeal the Superior
Court ruling by Judge Ronald H.
Prenner wiU be up to his attorney
and the union.
His attor ney , Lawr ence
Rosenzweig of Los Angeles, has
requested findings of fact.
England said. as to why the judge
ruled the way he did in thesu;t.
o announcing plans to run for a
board of trustees seal. England
decla red, "Someone must be
elected to insist on ·no· voles and
change wben needed -not lip
~~rvi ce o r th e p re sent
hand-wringing over loss of carte
blanche power tot he state."
In a press release. England queslJoned district expenrutures or $350,000 ln legal fees.
student-paid busing to schools
and layoffs of school nurses and
read in~ teachers.
"Al present," he said. "we have
a school b oa rd and
a dm inistration th at thinks
nothing of approving double-dip
administrative salary increases;
we see adminis trators driving
<See ENGLAND. Page A2l
Magic Club
Planned for
Lido Village
A private restaurant-club that
would feature top magical acts
is planned for construction in the
waterfront setting or Lido
Village in Newport Beach.
Plans Cor the Magic Island. de-
signed in con cept after the
Magic Castle in Los Angeles.
were approved by city planning
commissioners late last week.
The club, though, must still
gain the approval of Regional
Coastal Commissioners .
According to city renderings,
tbe private club would have two
showrooms, the larger to hold up
to 137 persons, and a pair of
smaller ''close-up" rooms as
well as a formal dining area.
Mille Callie, who owns the
La ff Slop in Santa Ana. said his
Newport club would be designed
with an Egyptian mour and
would call for sem t-ru mal
dress.
The club .al 3505 Via Oporto
would replace the VUla1e's
Metro car~ and eeven neighbor·
lDI shops.
f
,
tht> SN'OOd rons.-t>utlvt-month
1 R l:\tt"d ton t\4 I
Mt'811l1nw. It l.ubor Market
f'Or t'"l.'a5t for lht> t om1n14 year
ro m pllt>d b> s tall' C1 rt1n uls
1nd1 <'ated the '<l utP fl& !it'd
throut.th tht• worst p¥rt of tht·
ri.>re ~loo rarl11•r thu1 t'lff und
~o ul d irnfft•r l)nl y minor
irwrt"ase-10 un~rnplo) ml'nt for
the next thr~ months
llo\\e er, 1t :.utd, the tate will
not oi.:tu.Uh begin pulhng out uf
tht• r.-\'~ss1on un\ll January and
\ot•f•I Pnd
You know that old water
tower over the Sunset
~~ skyline on the
Pacific Coast Highway
curve by Turk's saloon
a nd Sam 's Seafood
restaurant? This is what
it will look like when
developer-e du cator
George Armstrong moves
into his dream house on
stilts. See photos. Page
A3.
NB Council
Firms Annex
Of Triangle
Newport Beach City Council
members took the final step
toward a nnexing a 61 -acre
triangle-shaped wedge of county
territory.
The triangle, as it had come to
be known, is home for roughly
1,000 people . The area is west or
Superior Avenue and south of 16th
Street.
Council members, who indicat-
ed last year they intended to an-
nex the county island. approved a
genera] Ian amendment for the
area Uia outlines land uses and
zoning.
The
Supervisors must
the annexation be
final.
rn the general plan amend·
ment, it is suggested the area
have a maximum density of 20 un-
its per acre and a special mobile
home overlay zone to protect the
area's three mobile home parks.
That zone would require de·
velopers to get a special permit to
convert a mobile home park to
another use.
Council members said a big
r eason for the annex move would
be to help satisfy the city's need
for affordable housing.
City planners said Newport is
roughly 3,000 units short or meet·
ing its state-mandated affordable
housing goal.
The annex move, they said,
would knock off about 15 percent
oflhatsbortfaU.
r,•rovt•ry will bt.< .crudui•l
Tht• rt•IJUrl by thl' Em1>loymt-nl
llevt•lo pm~ut Ot'p1trtmcnt 1n
8arruml·nt<•. h411> nvl yt!t bt.~n
µr1n1t-d, but it prnllmmary l'1){l)'
was obt4!Lnt:d b) Tht' Assoc-1atcd
Pr .. :ci.
Tht• rt•port 1>red1t>t ed the
JOblt-:.S 1'61lt: IA'OUlll rise to 7 8
1Je rcent ~Y l>ercrnl~r It 1s now
6 8 J>en·ent
In Los Angeles and Orange
counties. tht' tons umer price
decrease still left prices 13.7
percent higher overall than in
August 1979. And if the cost of
shelter, including mo rtgage
rates, had been excluded, the
rPt for Au~ust would have
s urpassed the national average
and lncrf>ased by 1 4 percent in
the two counties
T he cost or food was the
biggest gaine r in the Los
Angeles-Orange County figures,
rising by 1.5 percent for the
month nearly double the rate
of increase for the past several
months. Food costs were 9.9
percent above a year earlier.
Faith Heinemann of tbe U.S.
Bureau of Labor Statistics here
said the higher food prices were
ca used by a d verse weather
conditions.
Other increases showed up in
the cost or transportation, 1.0
percent ; medical care, 0.9
percent: and entertainment, 2.6
pe rcent.
A I though home mortga ge
rates have been rising several
weeks and s tand at about 14
percent, the August CPI renects
actual loan transactions not
loan commitments . Hence, the
mortgages renect the prevailing
Joan rate in the s pring
Today's highe r mortgage
rates will show up in s ucceeding
months.
Iraqis Storlll Iran
Major City, Oil, Refinery Captured
By The As80<'iated Press
Iraqi forces invaded Iran at
four points today. captured a
major border town a nd claimed
to have destroyed the giant
Iranian oil refinery at Abadan
as the conflict be tween the
Mideast neighbors exploded into
war. according to reports from
both sides.
Waves of Iranian warplanes
born bed Baghdad and other
Iraqi cities. reportedly killing
dozens of people. including four
Amertcans. Iraq claimed more
Actress'
"Solution'
Accepted
R epresentatives for Mamie
Van Doren admitted Monday
that th e blon de actress
"b ootlegged" part of a
commer cial shop below her
two-story Cannery Village home
in Newport Beach.
•·we made a big m istake," her
husband, Thomas Dixon. told
City Council members. He said
they removed three required
parking spots t o expand the
shop.
City planning commissioners.
meeting last month. asked the
actress to return the parking
s paces or Cace the possible
revocation of use permits on her
home.
Miss Van Doren, cur rently on
a road tour and not present at
the evening session. had asked
the council to help her out of the
jam.
She argued that to "return"
the parking spaces, she'd have
to rip down part of the store.
"She was found out," her
hired consultant Richard Hogan
said Monday, "but she's found a
way to overcome the problem."
He said Miss Van Doren, who
gained Came in lhU.9.SOs as a sex
s for her blonde born bshell
movie roles, had agreed to lease
five parking spot s near her
h ome to satisfy the city's
off-street parking requirement.
Planning commissioners had
rejected that s uggestion last
month. But council me mbers
accepted her parking solution.
The store, now leased to a
businessman specializing in
picture frames, was built by the
actress to display her collection
of antiques.
She said she gave up her
business career after deciding to
return to show business.
County OKs
Newport Fire
Station Pact
The Orange County Board of
Supervisors ratified an agree-
ment with the city or Newport
Beach today to continue opera·
lion of a fire s tation that ,
although located in county ter·
ritoTy, serves a major com -
mercial center in the cily.
Under terms of lhe agreement
previously approved by the
Newport Beach City Council, the
city will pay the county $1.27,78'
l-0ward operating costs.
The at.lion ia located at the in·
tersection of Campus Drive and
Dove Street adjacent to John
Wayne Airport. .
The county, which on July 1
aesumed cont.rol of fire protec·
lion services, formerly provided
by the st.te, bad intended lo
than four doien Iranian a1rcratt
had been shot down.
A s et:(lnd a ir attack was
repo rt ed 1n Bag hd ad a t
11ightfall. and a witness said
bombs were "falling all over lhe
place ··
The Iraqis said their troops
had Al>adan and the nearby port
of Khorra mshahr besieged
The Abadan refiner y is lhe
heart of the Iranian oi l industry
and is one of the world's largest.
capable of producing more than
500,000 barr e ls o f refined
products a day. The Iraqi claim
that it was destroyed could not
be independently verified, but
witnesses reported fires raging
out of control at the complex.
· ln New Yo rk , th e U.N':°'
Secr et ary Coun c il . a t t he
re quest of Secretary-General
Kurt Waldhe im. scheduled
urgent consultations among its
15 nation-members to discuss
the conflict, which Waldheim
said cons tituted a "grave
threat" to world peace.
The state-run Baghdad Radio
Extra Innings
Softball Squabble in Court,
A pair ol Newport Beach women 's sofiball teams thal
found themselves in a mid·A1.tgust dogfight for first place,
nearly suiled up for a court appearance this rponth to
straighten out the leaguestandines.
The sandlot snafu between the Barracudas and the A-1
Turf Irrigation team centered on who should be champ in the
city ·s slow-pitch league.
The Turf team brought in a lawyer to goto bat for them.
THE ARGUMENT BEGAN during the final inning or a
game between the two teams last June. The Barracudas, who
lost by six runs . protested a late inning call by the city's um·
pi re
The cit v recorded the protest, noting that protested
games aren't replayed unless first place is at stake. As 1t
turned out, first place was at slake and the city ordered a re·
matcll.
That's when things got messy.
The disputed game was replayed but after the liar·
racudas knocked in three runs, the Turf team filed a protest
al Jeging that the Barracudas utitial protest was improper.
THE BARRACUDAS WENT on to win that game, com·
pounding the problem by deadlocking the Turf team for first
place
City parks a nd recreation officials ordered a second re·
match. -
But the attorney for the Turf team said the players would~
not agree to another rematch. He said the season was over
and that one of the team's key players had moved out of the
stale.
And just when it appeared the brouhaha was about to
turn into a bcnch·clearing legal fight, city officials came up
wi th the answer. tsoth teams were declared co-champs and
the season finall y was over.
No Flight Increase
Seen in PSA Strike
A looming strike by Pacific
Southwest Airline pilots will not
force Newport Beach-based Air
California to up its daily ffight
schedule to ease the anticipated
air travel crush.
be unable to meet the totaJ de-
mand.
They said hundreds of daily
flights in California would have
to be canceled.
As negotiations continued
before federal m ediators
without apparent results. Thurs-
day marks the end or a federally
mandated "cooling off" period.
said Iraqi ground forces struck
across the border Qn a 300 mile
fr o nt s trelch1 11 g from
Qasre·Shirin south to Aht1da11
The Iraqi Nt'.'w~ Age11r) c;aJd
Qasre·Shirin. a mJJOr border
town, and the nearbv town of
Sumar. another lr,1rp IJrget.
had been captured ThL·~ .1rt• 350
miles southwest of lht' Iranian
capital of Tehr;in
Another Iraqi com m11n1<1ue
said two other tcsrgc:t~ the
ma jo r south e rn p orl or
<See MIDEAST. Pal!e 1\21
2 Escape
Explosion
Of Vault
T wo Sout h e rn Cal1rornia
Edison Co. e mployees narrowly
missed death this morning as
they scrambled oul or an under·
grou nd vault at South Coast
Plaza just before a power
transformer exploded.
The explosion lifted the thick
concrete vault out of the ground
and nearly knocked one of the
e mployees. 48-year·old Amyot
Alain. over a guard rail blocking
a possible 20-foot fall to a lower·
level parking lot.
A l ain s ai d ,he a n d B 111
Robinson, 56, were performing
routine maintenance on the
transformer when 1t began to
overheat.
..
Costa Mesa F ir e Depart·
menl 's Batallion Chief Ed Lewis
said the two "became aware of a
malfunction . . . and felt they
should get out of the vault."
An Edison Co. spokesman said
the blast occurred at about 8:30
a.m .. s hortly after the men
scrambled up a ladder in the
10-by 24-root vault. anQ,,disrupt·
ed power to May Co., Sears, and
the Plaza's entire mall area.
Power also was cut,. to the
South Coast Plaza Hotel, the
Town Center I Building, Downey
Savings and Loan and the South
Coast Repertory Theater.
The Edison Co. spekesman
said electricity was re-routed to
the Town Center building, the
theater and the savings and Joan
building at 9: 15 a m. The other
a reas' power was restored at
10: 11 a.m., he said.
Or:::~:aS I
We ather
Pilots from PSA have
threatened to go on s trike Thurs·
day, a move tha t prompted
some airlines to say they might
have to add flights to accom-
modate passengers.
Nearly half. or all commuter
flights in California are flown by
PSA.
It also is the second an-
niversary of the 1978 air collision ~
involving a small plane and a
PSA jet in San Diego in which
144 people died.
Cloudiness and localized
rog to n ig h t an d
We dnesday morni ng.
Hazy sunshine Wednesday
afternoon. Lows tonight 58
at the beaches, 65 inland.
Highs Wednesday mid 70s
to mid 80s.
But Air California officials
claim they have as many as
1,500 seats available daily for
potential PSA passengers should
the strike materialize.
M ark Peter son , a n Air
California spokesman, said they
would encourage PSA customers
originally scheduled to depart
from Long Beach or San Diego
to catch Afr California rugbts
out of John Wayne or Ontario
airports.
He said at this point, no
thought has been given to addin1
more nights.
However, if the strike comes.
Air Bahia, lmperial and Golden
West airlines are expected to
add extra ru1bta to Los Aqeles
and Las Veias.
(See FLIGHTS, Pa&e AU
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helped me clean up both ways.
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converted it to cash with one
phone call to the classified
section."
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story ctl lhe Cost. Mesa man who
placedthisadintbeDaily PUot:
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For the fjrrC time since the
Revolut*>na'll War, defeme
1trotegtal.t plan to send the
nation'• entire force of
G>,000 cUizltn·sokilen to the
front lme1 withm 90 days in
the event o/ a major inoo.rion.
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ready? SH~ BS.
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close down lhe station aa part of
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PSA officials promised to try
Lo accommodate passengen but
admitted they probably would
•
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a telephont•d bt)mb thrl'ul tu a nonh shor<> Lake Tahoe ca~ino m 1m
attempt to elCtort $500.000
Sht•nff's orr1cer~ :.aid l>ougla!) Kalen, 34, who gave his home
address as Cocll. f.ldnrado County. was e1rrested shortly after the
incident late Monday, which forc~d evacuation of the C'al Neva
Lodge about 45 minutes The club was emptied after three
telephoned bomb t hreat!> were received
Hor.-l•a r••u 1 ·" 1• rfll ••sf II toting
LOS ANGELES I AP J Protests continued as a mandatory
integration program expanded for the second straight day,
following an angry sboutmg match at a Board or Education meeting.
Eight more schools joined the court-ordered plan today.
bringing the number of s chools m the mandatory part Af lhe
plan to lZ7. but school officials still didn't know by midmorning
how many students lhey bused Monday when 56 schools were
added to the plan
Meanwhile. parents blocked a school bus for the second day
at Melvin Avenue Elementary School in predominantly white
Reseda. The bus was to take children to Arlington Heights
Ele mentary School 1n predommantJy black South-Central Los
Angeles
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SAN OfEGO CAP > The lightning rod of one 727 jetliner
scraped the s ide of another while taxiing. forcing United
Airlines to ground one of the big planes indefin itely, a
spokesman 1>ali'J today.
At the time, the first plane was taxiing on the runway of
Lindbergh..field with 55 passengers bound for Seattle on Flight
873.
There w('rc no passengers aboard the other plane being pre·
pared for Plight 418 to Denver That n ight was dela yed Monday
for several hours, but passengers on Flight 873 were forced to
wait for another plane
W ODlan Sentenced .,i'
In Welfare Fraud.
A Long Beach woman who
bilked the Orange County Social
Services Department out or more
lhan $8,000 in weUare benefits has
been sentenced to si)t months in
Orange County Jail and five years
probation.
The sentence was imposed on
Gloria Draper, 33, by Orange
County Superior Court Judge
Kenneth Lae after the woman
pleaded guilty to a single count of
welfare fraud
August 1979, received aid from
social services departments in
both Orange and Los Angeles
counties
Barner said the woman also
received aid for a child who was
not living with her and failed to
report that she was receiving a
$231 per month rent subsidy from
lhe Orange County Housing
Authority.
Laguna Niguel
Fmrds
Denial
Rapped
nruo~t' <'11unty fo'lfth Olatnct
Supt•rv1so1 Thomtts Riley hH
Jolrwd lhe Stut~ Department of
l-'11.1h and <lame in condemning
f1·d1•rnl otndulH · refusal w offer
$:! I million 1n d1111.1ster assl$tance
I '' 11 1.1 y f o r r c m o v a I o f
11tor111 ~1mwnt•d irnclimt•nl from
ll11pt•r N1•wport Huy
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o rr11•1;1l"I o f lht.-fe deral
1-;111 .. '111•11t'Y Munat:t-mnt Agency
to 1 t'Vt•1 st' their stance, termed
1 ht• 111•t•d to rt•s tc1r e Uppe r
Nl.'Wl>Qrt Uu} "l'rttu•al "
ll111 us l t>r ll s:.ll>t antt! was
'>llu~ht from lhe f e d eral
~O\ t•rnm.-r1t by 1-'ish and Game
11m,·1uls to suµplant other efforts
u 1 nwd ;.1t dredging massive
buildup~ of .silt from the Upper
Bay a major J>(lrtionof which is in
d stutt:t!t'<•logkaJ reserve.
Tht' !>l.'tllmen1 was deposited in
the· pper Bay fo llowing heavy
rainfall that uccurred in lhe San
l>hq~o Creek waters hed last
winter and spring.
The Department of Fish and
(;a me has only $700,000 available
to 1t for a program or selective dredging.
Fred Worthley, regional
manager of the depa rtment, said
the amount is not su!ficient to do
all the dredging that needs lo be
done
Ir the federal money were
available, Worthley said. a more
co mplete JOb co uld b e
accomplished.
lie said federal offi cials based
lhei r decision to not approve the
disaster relief on two factors.
First, he said, federal officials
argued lhat disaster assistance
should be permitted only for
proJects that involve damage to
man.made s tructur es. They
considered the Upp,Bay a
"'natural ph e nom e no n ,"
Worthley said.
Worthley quoted federal
offi cials as saying they did not see
the need for dredging since lhe
state Fish and Game Department
owner or the ecological reserve
since 1975 -has never done any
dredging in the past.
Riley. however, pointed out in
his letter that the silt buildup has
h a d an adverse effect on
recreational a reas outside the
.ecological reser ve.
"Significant da mage," RiJey
said, also occurred at Newport
Dunes. North Star Beach and a
private marina -"all improved
facilities located in the Upper
Bay."
And Ril ey pointed out in his
letter supporting t.he Fish and
Game position lhat dredging of
t h e bay was p e rio dically
performed befor,A_ownership was
transferred to th~ state from the
former county Harbor~. Beaches
and Parks District.
Riley noted that be is chairing a
multi -age ncy committee
attempting to develop a plan for
construction or a structure to stop
the n ow of sediment into the bay.
''However , these efforts will be'
hollow if the damage to the bay
resulting from last winter's
storms is not repaired," Riley
said.
Deputy D1 slrict Attorney
Donald Barner said evidence
s h owed tha t Mrs Dr aper ,
between September 1977 and
f ' rum 1•ng•• l I
·FLIGHTS • • •
,Bludgeon Murders
Still Baffle Police
The stnke has been sanclloned
by the 33,000-member Air Lines
Pilots Association The 500 PSA
pilots threatening to strike are
me mbe r s of the Southwest
Flight Crew Association .
The Teamsters Union, also
supporting the threatened strike,
presumably would s hut do~n
operations at PSA 's jet engine
overhaul shop in San Diego.
A majority of PSA 's other
4,200 ernployees would have to
b e l ai d o ff . a compa ny
spokesman said.
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Despite calls that came in
after a $25.000 reward was
posted, Orange County Sheriff's
Department investigators still
are w ithout lead s in the
bludgeoning deaths of Keith and
Patrice Harrington of Laguna
Nig uel.
Lt. Wyatt Hart. department
spokesman, said about a dozen
ca ll s we r e received b y
investigators after the reward
was announced Thursday.
"They rece iv e d som e
information -people saying
they may have heard something,
stuff like that -but none of it
turned out to be significant,··
Hart said.
Har rington. 24. and his wife,
27, were found dead in the bed of
their Niguel Shores home Aug.
21 by Roger Harrington, the
slain man's father.
The coroner's auto ps ies
showed both deaths were caused
by massive trauma to the head.
In vestigators have said a
blunt instrument was used. No
weapon was found in the
fashionable residence.
Nor was one foµnd following a
methodical search of the area
surrounding the home.
Robbery-homjcide Sgt. Bill
Miller said aft~n· the reward was
announced by the victims'
families that more than 150
people have been interviewed by
the three-man investigative
team assigned to the case.
A particularly troublln&
aspect of the case Is that no
motive has been estabUsbed.
Nothing of value was taken from
the residence. The house had not
been ransacked. There waa no
evidence Of sexual molestation.
One investi1ator who was
among the fi rst at the scene said
it appeared the Harringtons bad
"gonetobedonlytoneverawaken.
The house showed no signs of
forced entry. leading some lo
speculate the Harringtons may
have known their attacker or
a ttackers. But a friend of
Harrington said the fourth year
medical student was the "kind
of guy who would always leave
the door unlocked."
Harrington was due lo
graduate from the UC Irvine
medical school in December.
Mrs . Harrington was a
registered nurse who specialized
in pediatrics. She was employed
by a nursin~ registry.
The reward was posted by Mr.
and Mrs . Francis Briscoe, of
Huntington Beach, the slain
woman's pare nts : the elder
Harrington, of Long Beach, and
Bruce, Ronald and Donald
Harrington, three older brothers
who live in Newport Beach.
f 'n•1tt Page A I
ENGLAND
still newer cars at district
expense and grossly wasteful
overnight junkets to places as '
close as San Clemente are being
flauntedlnourraces."
He added, ••My family is
strong. I am committed to tax
dollars for students, and I am
an x:lous to put t.hls district bacll on
the right track."
Unless he moves, En&land, wbo
resides ln incumbent Todd Heu'
Newport. Beach Trustee Area IV,
would have to wait until
November, 11183, to seek election.
That's when Hess's current
four.year term expires.
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U.S.S.I . Hostages .
Reported
IRAN On Move
• Ahvo1
BEIRUT, Leb11non (AP) -
Tehran Radio announced this al·
ternoon that Iranian militants
have transferred their American
hostages from six Iranian cities
to new locations following
claims by Iraq, later denied by
Iran, that the hostages had been
freed.
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SAUDI
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An unspeclried number of the
hostages captured i n the
takeover of the U.S. Embassy in
Tehr an on Nov. 4 were moved
out of the cities of Qom, Mashad,
T abriz, Jahrom, Yazd a nd
Kerman lo unidentified sites, the
broadcast said.
MAP SHOWS CITIES UNDER ATTACK IN MIDEAST
W•r Between lrH •nd lr•q lntenalflea
Earlier today. Baghdild Radio
claimed that the 52 Americar.
hostages had been freed. The
Iraqi broadcast appeared to be
part o f the esca l ating
psychological warfa re between
Iraq and its eastern neighbor.
Iran, as the oil-rich nations con-
tinued air, land and sea strikes
agai ns t each othe r . Tehran
Radio denounced the Iraqi claim
as a propaganda ploy .
f ' rone l•agit• .. I I
MIDEAST FIGHTING • • •
Khorrams hahr and nea rby
Abadan had been "isolated."
"The Iranian units in Abadan
and Khorram s h a hr h ave
becoqte besieged," it said.
The state radio in Abadan said
Iraqi forces attac ked t he
r e finer y . The Brilis h
Broadcasting Corp. quoted the
capta in of a British s hip
anchored near the a rea as
saying lraoi planes bombed lhe
Abadan refinery, which was still
"burning over a large area.''
Reliable oil-industry sources
mNew York said apparently all
Iranian and Iraqi oil terminal
facilities on the Persian Gulf
have been s hut. But a bout
two.thirds of Iraq's oil exports
are sent westward by pipeline to
the Mediterranean
The United States imports no
Iranian oil and little Iraqi oil.
But other-Western nations could
be more seriously affected by a
lengthy interruption of Iraqi
shipments. Most or Iran's oil
• Dr. Buckler
Rites Slated
In Newport
P r ivate memorial funeral
services are scheduled Saturday
in the Dover Shores home or
Newport Beach's Dr. Arthur S.
Buckler, who died Saturday.
Rites for the general practi-
tioner and seven-year resident
of the Harbor Area will be at 2
p.m .. with arrangements under
direction of the Neptune Society.
Family spokesmen said Dr.
Buckler, 59, died of a combina·
lion or illnesses.
A 1948 graduate. of George
Washington University in
Washington, D.C., Dr. Buckler
practiced medicine for 18 years
in Irvington, N.J ., before mov-
ing to Southern California in
1967.
Associated with l.N.A. Health
Plan of Ca l ifor n ia, a
Westminster·based medical
group, he was a Lions Club
member in New J ersey and
Costa Mesa.
Survivors include bis wife,
Kathryn ; a son. Kevin, of
Newport Beach, his mother.
Irene, of Del Ray Beach, Fla ..
and two sisters, Mrs. J acqueline
Wellen and Mrs. Shirley Kumos,
both of New Jersey.
exports are believed comm1lted
to East European nations.
Earlier , Tehran Rad io
claimed that Iranian armored
troops r outed Iraqi lroops
around Kh orramsha hr, Iran's
ma in port on the disputed Shatt
al·Arab estuary at the head of the Persian GuU.
Iraq cla imed 2b of Ira n s
U.S.· made jets and two helicopter
gunshjpswereshotdown. Manyof
the pi lots were taken prisoner, it
said.
For lhe second straight day. t he
Iraqi air force launched heavy
raids against targets in Iran. The
Baghdad command said its jets
struck seven Iranian air bases in
western and southwest Iran. ''set
scores of enemy, aircraft ablaze
on the ground a od destroyed
many hangars and installations."
Iraq conceded losing four MiG-21
fi ghters in the raids.
The invasion was reported in a
communique 'broadcast by
Baghdad Radio. which said Iraqi
ground forces "advanced to take
control of vitaJ positions inside of
Iran " to-"break t he r acist
governme nt .. o f Ayatoll ah
Ruhollah Khomeim.
The targets were not s pecified.
But Radio Tetiran said franian
armored troops routed Iraqi
troops around Khorra mshahr.
Iran's main port on the disputed
Shatt al·Arab estuary at the head
of the Persian Gulf.
Reporting on the air war, the
Iraqi state rad.lo said Iranian jets
struck all over the country,
attacking Baghdad. Mas ul .
Nineveh. Basra and six airfields
and bases.
"Ma ny men. women and
ch ildren were kjlled ," the
broadcast said. "The largest
portion of casualties occurred
among the workers o r the
pe trochemical and lertahzer
factory of Basra. where 20 were
i<illedand SO wounded."
Dantage at the airfields was
limited to one runway that was
quickly repaired , th e
communique said.
It said Iraqi planes raided three
air bases and military airfields in
western and southwest Iran,
"inflicted heavy destruction and
burned many enemy aircraft on
the ground."
Iraq said its invastion was in
retaliation for tbe "unlawful and
irresponsible c l osure to
na vigation oflhe Hormuz Strait,"
which connects the Persian Gulf
and the Gulf of Oman and through
which much of the Arab world's
exported oil passes.
Arter an aborted U.S. mjssion
to free the hostages in April, the
militants holding the U.S. Em·
bassy in Tehran announced that
they had moved the hostages
from the embassy to a number
of cities in Iran. Since then there
has been no comprehensive ac-
countm1:: of the exact number of
hostages being held in specific
locations.
The militants' reported de-
cision to transfer the hostages
followed two days of increasing-
ly strident charges by both Iran
and Iraq that the other is a Unit·
ed States hireling
Mr. Crowner
Funeral Held
In Newport
Memorial Mass was celebrat·
ed at Our Lady Queen of Angels
Catholic Church today for JO.
year Newport Beach business
executive and clubman Robert
R. Crowner. 59, who died Satur-
day.
Funeral arrangements for the
owner of Crowner Distributing,
a Santa Ana-based automotive
paf'ls and equipment sales firm.
a re under direction of Pacific
View Memorial Park Mortuary,
1 Co rona del Mar.
His wife Martha and other
family me mbe rs s uggest
mem9rial contributions to the
Assistance League of Newport
Beach Child Day Care Center or
Dental Center.
Other survivors include two
sons. Jameson R. Crowner, of
Huntington Beach and Cameron
C.,.owner. of Corona del Mar ; a
daughter Mrs. Lizabeth Zenker,
of Sa n Leandro and two
gr a ndc hildre n , Allison and
Robert Crowner.
Mr. Crowner was a member of
the 552 Club of Hoag Memorial
Hospital,• the Irvine Coast Coun·
try Club, Amigos Vi ejos, a pro·
fessional men's social organiza-
tion and the Newport Beach
Rotary.
Climbers Killed
MILAN , Italy CAP> -Five
Italian climbers fell to their
deaths in the Alps. increasing
t he record toll or mountain
deaths in the Italian. Swiss and
French mountains this year,
authorities said Monday.
Rolex now. There's no better time.
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gels, no longe r the bag crown on this proiram• ~
you hn have it ror $85,000. • 't •
One way to rank the networks ia to coont up bOft ~'
progr_ams they have In which the price of a 30-secodltd-'
merc1al_ exceeds Sl00,000. ABC has t.f, CBS hu 11 and HBC
has only four.
. Since the prices reflect a~nce size, it stands to~
son that your cheapest buy is the show that's alotU!a
against ~ top-rated program. 1''or example, at I p.rfli. aiJ'
Friday night. when ABC is showing "Benson" (at $lOOIJii
for a :.>-s.~nd spot) and C~ is presenting "The lac .... .
ble Hulk ($80.~). NBC can ask only $50,000 for t ... .
second commercial on "Here's Boomer... . .• j:
WllETHEll IT'S llEAU.Y cheap depeodl, of eoune,'
how many eyes are glued to the offering. Advertislnl ~
ports that some adverttsers. are saylnc tftat
shrewdest buy around i.s the NBC Thursday a6IM"
"Games People Play." You can buy into t.bat for
Wb~ i.s that time so cheap! Becauae the prop
agamst "Mork & Mindy" and "1be Walloal."
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"Got a protilt•m'1 Then u•nte lo Pat Dun11 Pat will
cut red la,:A'. grtting the answers and action you need
to solve> mequ111es in government and business Motl
your quesllons lo Pat Dunn, At Your Sennce. Orange
Coast Doily P1lnt P () Ror 1560. Costa Mesa. CA
92626 As many letters as posStble will be answered.
but phoned mquines or lellers not including the
reader's full name. addre.~s arid business hours' phone
numbercannnt beconsrdered Th1scolumnappears da1-
ly erci'J)t Sundays
DEAR PAT Could you put me in touch with
someone in thrs area who makes apple·head dolls?
The one I have has deteriorated. and I would like
to replace 11 before the '311 holtdays.
N. B . Newport Beach
If A VS hears rrom anyone who can help you oul,
you will be contacted .
Hazard !llt-rl H.-p.-o•f'd
DEAR R EADERS: Following a very low rate
or consumer return of potentially hazardous
aquatic spear guns, the U.S. Consumer Product
Safety Commission and AMF Volt Inc. are repeat·
Ing public warning or the hazard and u.rging con-
sumers to participate in a free repair pro1ram.
Only I percent (986) or the estimated 97,300
spear ~uns have been returned to the manufac·
turer for frtt repairs since the recall was an·
nounced more than a yea r ago. These spear guns
may contain defective triggers and as a result
may Ore accidentally even though their safety
catches are engaged.
The "carbine .. spear 1uas wue sold na-
tionwide In specialty stores from 1117 to 1979 uder
the AMF Voit Inc. label. The compuy's ••me caa
be found on the left side of Ute lriP of Ute two
models beln1 recalled. One recalled model bas a
17·inch aluminum barrel and the other features a
26·incb aluminum barrel. Both have black plastic
bandies. An) spear gun with a serial number is not
involved in the recall.
Sears, Roebuck and Co. also marketed J,400 of
the spear guns under itsyrivate label between 1970
and 1973. These models have a 17·incb aluminum
barrel and the model number .43'.57314' displayed
aloqf with the Sears rrame on tbe left side of an
or ange.colored plastic hand grip.
Comwners who own tbe AMF or Sean modea.
should disassemble the unloaded spear gun handle
assembly <which includes the grip and tbe trigger )
from the gun barrel by removing the screw bold·
ing the two parts together.
. To obtain free replacement parts, the gun ban·
die and the shart of the spear should be mailed to
AMF Voit Inc., 3801 S. Harbor Blvd., Santa Ana
92704 . All postage costs wiU be reimbursed fully;
parts should be malled by Insured foartb·dass
parcel post, with a return receipt requested.
Consumers should NOT retu.m the 1un barrel, the
spear point or shock lines.
Although Sears has received no consumer
complaints: Sears stores nationwide will accept re·
turns of the Sears' labeled model for modification
by AMF Volt.
DEAR PAT: The manufacturer is offering a
rebate· on a car that I plan to buy. Is this con·
s idered \·ncome and must it be reported on my tax
return?' •
S. F., Newport Beach
Cash rebates offered by maoufacturen are
considered discounts, not income, according to the
IRS. But if you plan to use the car for buslneu,
then you must reduce your basis in the automobile
by the rebated amount.
FDR 'Proposed'
For ~ifth Tenn
DENVER CAP> -Contending that the cu.rTent
line·up of presidential candidates is unaatisfac·
tor y , a Denver radio·show host is launching a cam·
paign to elect Franklin Roosevelt to a fifth term u
president.
Larry Cox says that Roosevelt, even t.bouab be
died in lMS, deserves election more than the livinl
contenders.
Cox, who works for the Denver FM affiliate of
National Public Radio, noted that Roosevelt wu
quoted frequently at both the Democratic and
Republican national conventicma.
"I think they heard he wu 1oinl to be runnin&
and they're gettin1 a little friabtenecl," be aatd.
PRIVATE PARTY
desires flight to Aspen
will share expenses
Thurs. or Fri., Sept. 25 or 26
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CONSUMER
Coekroaehes Svtodied for Moseles
ATLANTA CAV > Are distance
runnen made, not born' Are ch•m·
pion welahthft.era products of lfJntS
or the 1ym" Th• •n•wer may be
t'rawllnat •rounc1 In your aarb•ae
can
Cockroit<'hes i.rc h~l plna Emory
Unlvl"r111ty rt1se11 rrh.-r11 probe t nc
m y11tuie1 of musrl.-ussu.-
Some of the speedy. devious lnsects
af'f runnln1 in treadmills with 'leg
we11ht.11 Othf'ni bionic roaches
hve with t>lectrodes lmphmted 1n
their buks. provld1na sc1ent1sts with
data
Darnll Stokett, &ll818t.ut 1>rort'lisor
of bioloay at Emory. uld he picked
roac ha for tus study , now rour years
old, ror a Simple reuon
"They volunteer very eully." he
quipped. "One doesn't have t.o IO out
¥nd give a biopsy on a human belnl
every day. One can grow them ln
trash cans."
More important, "Their muscles
11re very similar in design t.o human
skeletal muscle , and one would sus-
pt:ct that the underlying ways in
whi ch they work a re also ver y
similar."
U ndersta ndin1 the function and
makeup of the roach 's comparatively
simple musculature may help re·
searchers learn more about the
causes or such t\uman disorders as
muscular dystrophy, Stokes said. His
work. however, i5 not geared to find·
in& a cure ror a specific disease.
Warning The Surgeon General Has Oe1ermined
That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health
Moat mWlcl• consist of two types
of fibers, one that contract. rapidly
but fatiaues quickly and another that
contracta alowly but baa sreeter en·
durance. The rapidly contractin&
fibers. called fut fibers , would pre·
dominate in wei&htliften' muaclu,
which do intense worlt for short
periods. Slow fibers would be found
in marathoners.
The question Stokes would Uk' to
answer bs: Must an a(hlete-have the
ri1ht genes and fibers t.o become a
runner, or can he or she train so the
fibers develop?
But to find the answer, a re·
searcher theoretically would have to
take a biopsy of a runner at eacb
sta1e of bia We, to see whether tbe
flbera alwaya were there or de·
veloped with exerctae.
Tbat'a where the ahort-llved in·
aecta belp out.
Researchers compare the muscles
of roaches "raiaed under extreme ex·
erciae u oppcMled to thoee that have
been restrained, not allowed to ex·
erciae at all," Stokes said.
The roachea exerclae in Plexialu
revolvin& drums so researcben can
observe the ploddin1 roach.
'·About the lonceat we put them in
is about an hour. Some roaches will
get in there for about five minutest...
then just tumble in the drum, and
then 1et their balance and keep walk·
in1 ... be said. "Some of them aeem to
build up their endurance with time."
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