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Home My WebLink About1980-10-21 - Orange Coast Pilot,. -Huntington Man Burglars at Newport . Working on Oil Rig Porn Slwp Leave Crushed to Death Trail of Popcorn Huntington Residents Flee Rupt11red Natural Gas Line TUESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 21, 1980 YOl. IJ. NO. 195. J SECTIONS. n rAGES A fiery automobile crash Monday evening on Jeffrey Road just outside the Irvine City limits left the passenger in critical condi- tion, injured the driver and consum~ the 1978 Ferrari (foreground) they were m. In the intensive care unit at Santa Ana-Tustin Community Hospital today is Edward Dcunha 39 of 6 Ramada. Mike Parker, 32, of 2 R~m~da. the driver, was li~ted in satisfactory condition. California Highway Patrol spokesman said the car left the roadway while rounding a sharp curve. -------- Porn Shop Burglarized Controversial Newport Store Raided Intruders who strewed pop- corn in their path as they munched and browsed made off with nearly $900 in exotic erotic merchandise Monday in a burglary at Newport Beach's new Talk of the Town sexy book store. Police said today that entry was gained by hurling a 50- pound slab of broken c~cret.e from a nearby street repair proJ· ect through the glass front of the shop at 2930 W. Coast Highway. Manager Jack K. Tupler told police everything was secure when the night clerk locked up and apparently the few workers on Mariner's Mile in predawn hours neither saw nor heard anything. An inventory Monday morning· s howed the stolen items in--------------------- Chip of/ the Old Block eluded 19 vibration devices and five so-called girlie magazines, according to Patrolman Robert L. McCulloch's burglary report. Ta ken also in the burglary we re 48 tiny viaJs or alleged aphrodisiac fluid sto~ked for male customers and 18 small spherical ding-wah balls. Investigators said whoever broke into the controversial <See EXOTIC, Page AZ> ............... Proud mother Chri1thae, one of the Siberian tiaera at Am1tentam'1aoo,1howa ofhher recenUy bom son, who i1 as yet un -named. Self-defeme Argued In Bloody Ax Killing McKINNEY. Texas IAl'J Thirty-year -o ld Ca ndace Montgomery, charged with murder in the bloody slaying of a Wylie housewife. was acting in self-defense when she hit the wife of her former lover 15 times with a three-foot poleax, a de- fense attorney says. "We have quite a story to tell," Don Crowder told prospec- tive jurors Monday. Some of the 162 pPOple wept as he told them tht:, would have ·'to see it. the way Candy Montgomery saw it." Betty Gore's body was found in the blood-spattered utility room of her home the afternoon of June 13. Police said the killer washed off blood in a nearby ahower after the slaying. Mn. Montiomery, described by friends u a devoted mother. surrendered to McKinney police two weeks after the slaying. District Attorney Tom O'Con· nell declined comment on the surprise defense argument. "I don't think he was an- ticipating it," Crowd•r said. "J considered not saying a word about it, but the worst thing we could have done is let them <the jurors ) think we were hiding something from them." He said Mrs. Montgomery. who sang in a church choir with the victim. will testify in her behalf. Crowder also told the jurors . that• Mrs. Montgomery had an affair with the victim's husband. "She has sinned," he said, "but she is not on trial here for that.·· "On Friday, June 13. Candace Montgomery killed Betty Gore,·· Crowder told the stunned panel. "She did so with an ax. She did so in self-defense. "The homicide was justified." C rowder said it had been "hell" living for several months with the knowledge that he (See AX, P•ge AZ> Huntington Man Crushed By Oil -·Rig A 80-year-old Huntington Beach man was crushed to death Mon- day afternoon whe.n part of an oil1 rig he was repairing slipped, trap- ping him within the apparatus. Joe Melvin Anderson was pinned in the chest area by the machinery and was pronounced dud at the scene, police said. The accident occurred at about 2:40 p.m. when two men were working on a shut-down oil pump- ing unU at 19162Holly Ave. Huntington Beach police Sgt. Luis ()choa said Anderson was standing on 1calfolding, taking m easurements. when part of the oil rig gne way and trapped him against a beam. Paramedics and fire fighters extracated the victim with the aid o f a neighbor's tractor. Paramedics were unable lo re· vive Anderson, however. The serond man working on the oll rlgwunotinjured. New Trial Seen LE>S ANGELES <AP> -A new trial dale will be ael Nov. 12 for City Councilman Art Snyder. whose firal trial on a 1in1le count of misdemeanor drunken drlvln1 ended in a bun1 jury. the district attorney's office said. l)Mly ~ .... ,._"' ~ .... s.. ........... GAS COMPANY WORKERS WORK ON LEAK Plpeflne Ruptur9d by Crew Leytng TV Ceble HB ResitWnts Flee Ruptured Gas Line Several Huntington Be ach homes were evacuated Monday aft~r a cable television installa- tion crew arl.'identally ruptured a natural gu -line within a rel'· idential tract. Firefi ghters stood watch as Southern California Gas Com· pany workmen repaired a four. inch hole in the line beneath Nordina Drive in west central Huntington Beach. Though the noisy leak spread the pwtgent natural gas odor through the neighborhood for about an hour, the fuel did not ignite. No injuries or home dama~e were reported. David Edwards . general manager of Dickinson Pacific Cablesystems, said a machine operator digging a trenc h for television lines at about 11 : 30 a.m . did not lift his cul· ting wheel high enough lo avoid the marked gas pipe. Edwards aald Monday's inci· dent was one of the first acci-dents the installers have had while placing cable television conduits in Huntington Beach. 1-~oun ta i n Valley and Westminster. Fred llerrlein, district dis· tr l bull on supervisor for Southern California Gas Com· pariy'a Garden Grove uea. which includes Huntlntton Beach, said bla firm will me a claim qa1111t the cable corlS· p.ny to recover coals lnc~ in repairing the gas leak. lie s aid the gas company could not immediate ly de- termine the amount of fuel lost in the leak. Or:11:~.-<"m•~• "~a•h er Inc re a s ing l y dense coastal fog tonight and Wednesda y morn ini.t. Otherwise fair through Wednesday. Lows tonight SS at the beaches. 60 in - land. Highs Wedne:iiciay 68 and 80. INSIDIE TODA" Their bock1 to the woll. the Kansas City Royal.t invade Philadelphia for the s1.rth game of the World ."ieni•s Set 1torie•. /'age 81 ...... . .. Al ONLY "ILOI s lM"de,<k-21.JW -Did Escaped Spy: Remain in Southern California? LOS ANG EL£S IA1'J Con vkted apy Chri1topher Boyce, wlaol1) report& have placed u far away MSoutbA.lrlca. llt1d~and Aluka 1ince he nul)C'd from federal prilOll in Lompoc lu l January. may 11d u•lly no er bave left Soulh.-rn Calltonu•. authoritiee 1a,y ~••ton from th~ 1lt1ke f<>tte that hu the Wit' of alrC"rat\ and do111 to help I.rack 8oyce, Thomas Kupft-ru. lh~ U .I . maubal '• esaforcem•nt chief. 1.W llood•Y loyce, 17, WU t'C)llV l<'ted an ltn7 ol aellin& hlahly r lau ltaed In formatkln from the TRW t:o of M•doodo fte•ctl to Sovarl a~t'n\11 ln Medco City. II• wa&• at-rvin& 11 40 yearamtfl'<'e whrn ht' t'IC11ped I .. ._ ...,. ..,, h• ........ ., • Jtbadan Siege Iraqis Tighten . Oil City Noose BEIRUT, Lebanon IAP I lraq said its tanks hammered the main gatea of the Iranian oil refi.n.iq city of Abadan today and that Iraqi soldiers killed 38 lraniam ln bouae·to·house fight· int in the neighboring port of Kborrumhabr. Iran 1aid its hard-pressed gar· riaon ln Abadan repulsed repeat· Sore Foot $1 Million?. NEW YORK CAP > - Nora Barry, 27. has filed suit here seeking $1 million ln damages from doctors who allegedly bot<?bed surgery on a bun- ion on her left foot last April. Mias Barry said pain ·keeps her from wearing high hffl.s or working on her feet, so she had lo give up her SSOO·a-week job waiting tables at the Playboy club in Manhat- tan. The suit said she now works as a $150-a-week greeter at the club's front. door. ed enemy attacks at the city's main entran ce at the Babmanahir River bridge and claimed Iranian troops recap- tured two districts at the northern edge of the waterfront, killing 150Jraqi troops. According to an offi cial com· munlque issued by the Iranian news agency Pars. residential areas ot Abadan along the Shatt al-Arab estuary, "came under intense Iraqi mortar fire" late Monday and early today.· Iran s aid its troops we r e ·'still continuing their epic resistance," but admitted the defe nders needed reinforcements. Baghdad radio said the com- mander of Iraq's forces at the southern end of the 300-mile in· vasion front told the Iraqi News Agency his forces were ''tighten- ing their control over the ap· proaches to Abadan, while our artillery and air force continue to pound enemy Positions and destroy armor and vehicles. The state of the enemy in Abadan is extremely bad, and our forces are tightening the noose.·• The sector commander also reported his troops in Khor- ram11hahr, 10 miles northwest of Abadan, "continued operations to purge al-Muhammarah (the Iraqi name for the city l and to completely eradicate pockets of resistance," the broadcast said. tm m kdcrul prison lnvt'tit1"1ttors suu.I lhf•y plan to ln.1'~ routes from the vrason to the homet of Boyrc's pisrenta in lland~ l'alos Vtirde11 for 1'lues and U.ey huvt· tu red a pisyehlatnst who. ovtir the pa~t month, haa lilUdle<l the 7 ln('h Hoyce rue and hu concludl'd h~'s in Southern l' allforruu "'l'tw IJt!sl 1nform1.111on we have to date with all of the in· vestigaUve d11ta we've de· veloped, is that the J>09sibllity of him being here 111 • very good PossibiUty." aa1d Kupferer. "I mean this is an area of what, some eight million people? It's not too ha rd to get l•there." Aulhorilies discount specula· tion the CIA helped Boyce escape, saying instead it may have been A~WI ....... the Soviet KGB, or a link with or· ganiledcrtme. They think he may be hidin1 in the desert where be hunt.eel with falcon u a teen·a•er. They IUI· peel, too, thathehuhadcoametk surgery and has grown • beard since his escape. The strike force is asking peo. pie to call 626·CLUE if they have information. Court OKs Hearing For Patty SAN FRANCISCO CAP) Patricia Hearst Shaw, argUing that Attorney F. Lee BaiJey was more concerned with sell- ing a sensational story than de· fending her, hu won a hearing in her bid to overturn a robbery conviction. The 9th U.S. Circuit of Ap· peals ruled Monday there are "serious questions" concerning whether Batley and co-counsel Albert Johnson were "guilty of conduct unbecoming members of the bar" while representing the heiress to the Hearst newspaper fortune. The appellate panel suggest· ed that a lower court might or· d e r Bailey and possibly Johnson to explain why they should not be disciplined, ad· ding that "Bailey's potential connict of interest is ,virtually admitted." , A spokesman for Bailey said the lawyer would only say that he'd "certainly be happy to participate in any hearing that was required and explain the defense." No date has been set for the hearing. Mrs. Shaw, lhen unmarried. was convicted of robbing a San Francisco bank in April 1974. Prosecutors said the radical group known as the Symbionese Liberation Army carried out the holdup after the terrorists kidnapped Miss Hearst from· her Berkeley home. Authoriliea say Boyce once ol· feted another lnmat.e, believed tied toor•aniaed crime, w ,oooto help him escape. Hi• espionaae codefendant and fellow Lompoc inmate, Andrew Dalton Lee, wu moved to a max· imum·aecurity priaon Ln Indian• •hortly after Boyce's escape but bu been moved back to Lompoc within the lut month 70c Chicken A Hot Item ABINGTON, Mass. <AP> -The baraain of enjoylai a bot meal at Depression-era prices is just a memory once again u the cost of • chicken dinner at Teel:s Cabin returned to $8.95. "I couldn't look at another piece of c hicken," restaurant mana1er David Bell sighed Monday after selling more than 3 000 chicken dinners for' 70 cents apiece in celebra· lion of the restaurant's 50th anniversary. Seventy cents was the cost or a chicken dinner in 1935, the first year for which owners could find a priced menu, said Bonnie Gallivan. the restaurant's assistant manager. Narcs Arrest Two in Dana In Drug Case Armed with an arrest warrant and with handguns drawn, agents from three Southern California law enforcement agencies arrested a Dana Point Harbor sailor today on forgery, drug possession and assault charges. 5 to Debate _On TV Tonight There waa no way to check the validity of the conflicting claims since Western reporters were barred from the battlefronts. It appeared the Iraqis were main· taining their pressure on Abadan and Khorramshahr but the Iranians still were able to keep lbe invading forces out of Abadan itself. ACCUSED MURDERESS CANDACE MONTGOMERY Cherged With Slaytng Woman With an Ax . President Carte r pardoned her in February 1979, alter s he served less than two yean of a seven.year sentence. At her trial, she argued that the SLA bad forced her to participate in the robbery. Luis William Disparte, 37, and a female companion, Deborah Hynds. 21. were taken into custody about 12 : 15 a .m. but not before an incident in which Dis· parte is alleged to have loaded a 9 mm handgun as 9fficera pre· pared to confront him. ., Tiie Maodaled Pl'ft9 U.S. Sen. Alan Cranston, ,R~publican challencer !~ul '9un •tine alW4iwtidMes D the U.S. Senate IUe to debate • pa.L1:r televii1 1on toni8bt -in eompet 1t1ur. \\.th the World Series. · The 8 p.m. debate is to be broadcast live by public television stations in Loa An1eles (Channel 28), San Fran· cisco. San Diego, Fresno and Eureka. The ooe·hour debate ta to be' aired later toni•bt or on Wedneaday by stationa in Sacramento. San Mateo, San Jose, •nd Orange County. Several public radio stations alao plan live coveraee. tbe Lea1ue ol Women Voten. which ia 1pomorin1 the affair, said Monday. Explosion of G88 Viaible for Miles PAMPA, Texas <AP) -A spectacular fire touched off by a natural gas exploeion and visible for more than 100 miles wu broullht under control early to- day when 1aa company worken shut off the now of gu, officials said. The exploeion sent amoke and flames an estimated 1,000 feet into the air Monday ni1ht. The fire cauaed the aky to 1low and was visible as far· away as Hutchinson, Kan.. and Altus, Okla., more than 120 miles away, officials reported. . DAILY PILOT ....., ... -Jlr••'*"' •M .,...,,,,,.,. '=:.~,,.-:t a-.".~ A>Ol-__....€dll .. T1l1JMlll ('M4)eo.Glt ct• I tlflM U.eftlllnt ... .,. , ..... -0..-..... On Monday. revolutionary leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Kho· meini agreed to a. proposal by Habib Chalti, secretary general of the 40-nalion Islamic Con· ference. to allow a commission of Islamic heads of state t.o visit Iran Toe Stubbing Tab: $3,463 CHICAGO CAP> -The Cook County Board hu approved a $3,4&1 settlement for a former u1i1tant Cook County state's at· torney who stubbed his toe rush.ine to answer a telephone. The Illinois Industrial Com- misaioo had recommended the award for James Heinzel. 31, a prosecutor from August 1976 un- til two months ago. Heiniel filed suit with the commission after his boas. S tate's Attorney Bernard Carey. refused to settle a claim for the June 1979 acci· dent. According to an arbiter's calculation, the $3,463 award represented 40 percent of the worth of a healthy toe. said Leonard Foster, chief of the workmen 's com p e n s a lion division. Slaughter Told -NEW DELHI, India IAP) - About 200 Afg.hans were killed when Soviet MiG fighter jets d helicopter gunships blasted Farza, a town north of Kabul, earlier this month, "lo punish the people for sheltering Af1han re· bets," the Indian Express. newspaper said. r Iran Refuses Negotiatjons On Hostages BEIRUT. Lebanon CAP> Iran will not open negotiations on the 52 American hostages "even to get spare military parts," Iranian Prime Minister Mohammad Ali Rajai was quot· ed as saying today. The lr.anaian news agency Pars said Rajai met with Iran's spiritual leader, -Ayatollah Ruhollab Khomeini. to brier him on his trip to New York, where Rajai presented Iran's case against Iraq before the U. N. Security Council. Iran and Iraq are engaged in a rive· week-old border war. ''There was no question of discussion with the United States," Pars quoted Rajai as saying after his meeting with Khomeini. Tehran radio quoted him as saying, "negotiations will not be considered even though they lthe United St ates) might for example offer to provide us with spare parts." On Monday. President Carter said he would resume trade with Iran ir the hostages were freed. That could mean more parts for the U.S. -equipped Ira· nian military. Iraq's foreign minisler. Saa· doun Hammadi, today warned that U.S. arms shipments to Iran would be interpreted in Baghdad as direct U.S. involve· ment in the war. ''The hostage issue should not. serve as an opportunity for the United States to become in· volved in the war through s up· plying Iran with arms," the Kuwaiti newspaper al-Qabas quoted him as saying. That Jolly Elf Definitely Male MACCLESFIELD, Enaland ((\P) -fo'ather Christmas is a · man and cannot be played by a woman. Britain's Equal Op· PortunlUee Commlulon bu ruled. So John Shelton can ad· vertlM for a male Santa at the department store he manaeea. Shelton said Monday he uked the commi11ion's advice when aomeone pointed out that ii he advertised for a Father Cbri1tma1, be mi1ht have to advertise for a Mother Christmu alao. · llxcept in special cueat the Sex Di1crimination Act ban emploJwa from edvertiliq ror a man or a woman. ln1tead they lldverdle for a "penon." , • But a..lton Hid u oft'ldal of \be Equal Opportunitiea Com· mllakm Nid ta. ad ii belnl wlived for him becauae beln& male i1 1 .. ,...._OC!ftPMkla quallftcatloa" forlantu. · ~ ~ .. .. AX ••• would use the self·defenae argu- ment. State District Judge Tom Ryan slapped a gag order on at· torneys for both sides after Mrs. Montgomery was charged. Nine women and three men were selected to hear the case. which opened today. Crowder told the jurors that "some of the things you will hear in this case are bizarTe, and I don't have all the answers lo them . . . but wouldn't you be s urprised if I did'~" 'Allergies' Fdm Scheduled Today A film dealing with the seriousness of allergies and thei r effect on conduct is scheduled to be shown today in El Toro. The film, ··A Little of What You Fancy," is sponsored by the Clinical Ecology Association of Southern California. It will be shown at the Community Room of Mercury Savings and Loan. 23021 Lake Center Drive, al 7:30 p.m. .. Mn. Shaw, 28, was reported to be oo vacation in London when the appellate decision came and could not be im· mediately reached for com· ment. Shortly after her release from prison, Miss Hearst married Bernard Shaw. a San Francisco police· officer whom she met while he was assigned to guard her during the trial. Fro• r..,,. Al EXOTIC ... shop, the scene of a spirited anti· pornography demonstration a week ago, consumed a quantity ofpopcom. A trail of popcorn wu scat· tered around inside the Coast Highway firm by the intruden, but provided no trail to follow marking their escape, police said. Newport Beach authorities are preparing arguments to be pre- sented at a beartna Wedbesday in Orange County Superior Court to alt.empt to cloee the Talk of the Town. Officials allege such premiaes attract a criminal element to a community. • The arrests occurred on Dia· parte'a 33·foot aallboat. It la named "Ufe in tbe Fut Lane." In addition to the $10,000 war· rant alleging a forgery, DiJparte waa booked into Orange County Jail on suspicion of possession of cocaine for sale and usault with a deadly weapon on a police of. ficer. Agenta said they seized four ounces of cocaine from the boat. The assault charge stemmed from Ilia alleged loading of tbe gun, they said. No sbota were fired. Ms. Hynds was booked on SWI· picion of possession of cocaine tor aale. Detaill of the forgery warrant were not immediately available. 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Orange Coast l O t l l O N VOL. 73, NO. 295. 3 SECTIONS, 18 PAGES O RANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1980 Totray_,s Clo81n• N.Y. StoekN N TWENTY-FIVE CENTS WE DS SNAG CdM FREEWAY PLANS 81 GLENN S..'O'M' ... o..i, ~-,..,. Plana lo extend the Corona dt•I Mar Freeway to Ma,·Arthur Boulevard have sn•ued on a minor yet troubl~me probl~m rooted amon& a patch of ('lUtatls and willows near the proposed route. The plants are part or a sm1'1l wetlaadl environment that has establis h e d itse lf at the southeast corner or MacArthur a nd Jambo ri· .. lt ot1 d "'"''"" t'altu n:i rt'ull~nttd MarArthur about thr('(' .Yt'ar al(u The npanan or rrvl'rbt-d ha b1tut wasn't !>Ul'IJObt'd tu bt- 1·reatt>d. but a rnulty dr ainair:c system allow.-d water runoff tu a•ther ln Ill\ Ullde t•loped ru~ld Sto r e the n . thl' .!>l a t t: has estabhsht.'C'.1 a poll{'} u( prol t"t'I 1n~ sut'h habitats Now. Caltrans pl .u'll\t·1 ~ an: 1•on s 1denng wavs l o b uild Traffic Tieups Issue around the wetlands so they can uvn1d t'xtru 4!nv1ronmental .!llUdll's that could delay the prOJt.'l't 1-·raok W1 e dl e r . senior tran:.portation e ngineer for C:altrans. sald the freeway ex· tt'ns1on currently is estimated to cost about $10 milUon and is ex pected to be l'ompleted in 1983 or 1984 rrelim1nary desi~ns extend tht> freeway from where 1t ends Coast Road Parking Ban in CdM Rejected Rumon in Corona del Mar that parkiJll on Coast Highway would be prohibited to help ease worsen· ing traffic snarls were swept away by traffic experts today. Rich Edmonston, Newport Beach traffic engineer, told mem- Woa'tN.,,,..iaie be rs of the Corona del Mar Chamber of Commerce that such a parking ban was under city scrutiny at one time but now has been shelved. "The city's policy right now is hands off,·· he said, adding that as Iran Nixes Talks On U.S. Hostages ·BEIRUT, Lebanon CAPl Iran today cold-shouldered President C.arter's offer to free Iranian assets and resume normal trade if the 52 American hostages are released. , Prime Mi.u.ter Mohammad Ali Rltjai wu quoted as saying Iran would Newport Porn Shop Burglarized Intruders who strewed pop· corn in their path as they munched and browsed made off with nearly $900 in exotic erotic mercbandise Monday in a burglary at Newport Beach's new Talk of the Town sexy book store. Police said today that entry waa gained by hurli.ng a SO· pound slab of broken C<?ncret_e from a nearby street repair proJ· ect tbrougb the glass front of the shop at 2930 W. Coast Hi1hway. Manager Jack K. Tupler told j>ollce everything was secure when the night clerk locked up and apparently the few workers on Mariner's Mile. in predawn hours neither saw nor heard anytb.ine. An inventory Monday morning showed the stolen items in- cluded 19 vibration devices and five ~called girlie magazines, accordinl to Patrolman Robert L . McCulloch'• burglary report. Taken also in the burglary were 48 Uny ~ials of alleged aphrodisiac fluid stocked for male customers and 18 small spherical ding-wah balls. Investi1ators said whoever broke into lhe controversial 1bop, the scene of • spirited anti- pornography demonstration a week aao, consumed a quantity of popcorn. A trail of popcorn was scat· tered around inside the Coast HiabwQ firm by the intruders, but l)l'OVided no trail to follow markinl& their escape, police . said. not negotiate on the hostages to get spare parts fo r its Ameriran military equipment Tehran radio said "the gov - ernment of Iran will not give Carter the sligblesl signal and wilJ not allow him to show this signal off on A m e r ican television, and brio& them the news ot an imminent solution to the hostages issue." Tehran r adio said "it is quite obvious lo us that after all those evil plots to crush Iran, Carter could never tolerate a strong Iran under the banner of Islam. His deceitful words can only pl ease pro-American groups in lran ... The comment by the official radio apparently was an answer to Carter's conciliatory state· meot Monday about releasing Ir anian assets in the United States and dropping a trade em- bargo if Iran frees the American hostages. Earlier, Rajai was qote quoted as saying Iran will not open negotiations on the hostages "even to get spare military parts." · T he J r an 1an ne ws agenc_y Pars said Rajai met with Iran's spiritua l leader, Ay atollah R uhollah Khomeini. to brief him on his trip to New York. where Rajai presented Iran's case against Iraq before the U.N. Security Council. Iran and Iraq are engaged in a five- week-0ld border war. "There was no question or discussion with the United Slates," Pars quoted Rajai as saying after his meeting with Khomeini. Tehran radio quoted him as (See REJECT, Page A2) Jewelry Stolen From Isle Home Jewelry valued at $2, 775 in· e luding a University or Wisconsin class ring was stolen from a Balboa Peninsula home by a burglar who apparenUy en- tered throutb a bathroom win· dow, investigators said today. David B. Wasserman, who lives on West Bay Avenue, told Newport Beach police lhat numerous items of jewelry were stolen, but other valuables were untouched. traffic conditioru; in Corona del Mar continue to worsen, the park- ing ban could pop up again. Edmonston and Tom Jenkins, director of the Orange County Transportation Commission. had been asked to address chamber members on the rumor that on· street parking east or MacArthur Boulevard would be banned. Chamber members gathered at the Oasis Senior Citizens Center. T he discussion was dubbed "Highway Robbery." Edmonston said city traffic ex· perts had studied various ways of adding two lanes to the four-lane Coast Highway stretch in Corona delMar. ''But due lo reaction from citizens here," he told the crowd of 50, "the choice was made to leave it as it is." He warned. though, that traffic in Corona del Mar is anticipated to get heavier and that motorists "will go farther and farther out of their way into residential areas" to escape the COul Highway cruab. Jenkina, eslimaUng that the four-lane Coaal Highway stretch now carries roughly 40,000 motorists each day. said lhe key to the coast traffic crush rests with construction of the San Joa- ( See PARKING, Page A.2) Mutual Use Of Facilities N-M Topic Re presentatives of Cos ta Mesa. Newport Beach and the Newport-Mes a Unified School District are s cheduled to meet Wednesday regarding school transportation s afely and joint use of recreational facilities. The 7:30 a.m. session is to be held in the school district 's an· neic. conference room at 1601 16th St., Newport Beach. The long-standing joint com- mittee meets occasionally to dis· c uss the best u se of laic.· s up ported facilities and is r epresented by two council members or each city and two school trustees. In r ece nt years , a s p okeswoman said. Or ange Coast College and Coastline College representatives also have attended. Expected lo be discussed are agreements under which.Costa Mesa and-Newport Beach have helped maintain school property and facilities in exchange for ci· ty use for recreational pro· grams. ·Also to be discussed are stu- dent safety as children in both communities travel lo and from scboola. Officials indicate that more chil~ren are walltlng or riding bicycles lo area schools u a re· sull of district decisions to charge for riding on school buses. Burglars Hit Coast Home All Voting Booths at Red HiU ftoad to me rge with southbou n d l an es o f Mac Arthur. Ori vers go111g north on MacArthur would turn off at Jamboree. Wiedlcr said To make the tra ff1 r fluw s moothly , a loop r a mp 1~ p l a n n e d u t l h c c· 'l r 11 c 1 o r MacArthur and Jamboree. That loop would have to b\: pln1·cd near the three )ear o ld wetlands. "We hope wt• e;s11 avoid 1L. though." . aid Wt t!dler. "There are lh111~s Wt' can do to go around i~ ' Wredlcr said thertl is "no big d iflerence " in bypassing the W<•tlands, aJthough the area pro· v1 <1cs .l <'Onstraint planners wouldn't encounter otherwise. There 1s a question whether t h1· wetlands should qualify at all for state proteN1on because 1l was the unhkel} byproduct of road tonst ruction. ,.,.w.,...... ACCUSED MURDERESS CANDACE MONTGOMERY Cherged With Slaying Women With an All Self-defense Plea Made in Ax Slaying McK.JNNEY. Texas CAPl Thirty -year-old C and a {'e Montgo mery. c ha q~ed with murder in the bloody slaying of a Wylie housewife, was acting in self-defense when she hit the wife of her former lover 15 times with a three-foot poleax, a de· Cense attoniey says. "We have quite a story to tell," Don Crowder told prospec- tive jurors Monday. Some of the 162 people wept as he told them they would have "to see it the w ay Candy Montgomery saw it ·· Betty Gore·s body was found in the blood-spattered utility room of her home the afternoon of June 13. Police said lhe killer washed off blood in a nearby shower after the slaying. Mrs. Montgomery. described by friends as a devoted mother. ~urrendered to McKinney police two weeks after the slaying. Distnct Attorney Tom O'Con· nell declined comment on tilt?· surl>rise defense argument. '·1 don't think he was an- ticipating it." Crowder said. "I considered not saying a word about it. but the worst thing we could have done is let them <the jurors) think we were hiding something from them." He said Mrs. Montgomery, who sang in a church choir with the victim, will t estify in her behalf. 1'rowder also told the jurors that Mrs Montl{omery had an ~11fa1r with the victim's husband '"he has sinned ." he said, '"but she as not on trial here for thaL" ·on F'riday, .June 13. Candace Montgomf'ry killed Retty Gore." Crowder told the stunned panel. ··she did so with an ax. She did so in self.defense. ·The ho mi ca<le was justified.'· Crowder s aid it had been "hell" hvmg for several months with the knowledge that he would use the self-defense argu. ment. Slate District Judge Tom n yan slapped a gag order on at· torneys for both sides after Mrs. Montgomery was charged. Nine women and three men were selected lo hear the case. which opened today. Crowder told the j urors that ·'some of the things you will hear in this case are bizarre, and I don't have all the answers to them ... but wouldn't you be s urprised if I did'1" Safe in Quake? SAN LUIS OBISPO IAP) The earthquake safety of its D1ablo Canyon nuclear power plant has been defended by Pacific Gas & Electric Co. as the federal Atomic Safety and Licensing Board reopened a li censing hearinli?. A c• buq.lar 1Uppld Imo • Pan NewOOl1 Aputmenu unit • tM .-occupant slept dur-1•1 predawa hours Monday, f"k...., more , than tt.000 ln Key to Abbreviations Posted ....... poUce 1ald. S..... t . Pace, 41, told ln· Y..U,lkln ldl lou included -la e1• Wl •the bathroom 11.nk .... be NdNd iad • sterlln• ... J::'• 1nec ... ...... -:-.:: t-.:~...: ......... o1 ......... ..... iota ODIJ &lll'M ... , t'IV . Oran1e County Registrar of Voters Al Olaoo said printed sbeeu wUI be posted in all vot- ln& boothl Nov. 4 In an attempt to erue any confusion that may occur ewer abbre¥tated political p•l11 de9lpuklu contained on ballota. Ollan C'ODCtlded t.bat tome ol m.==:cr~~ create some questions In voten • mind•. One Llbertarian Party can- didate'• repreaentatlves have threatened to ao to court to force reprlntifta ortM ballota. OIMID old biJ office lntenda to have lilnt printed that wUl be placed In all votlq booths. Tbe 1lpe "111 lilt the abbrevia&ionl . and what they stand ror. - ''It will be called a key to ab· breviatiom, or something like that," Olson said. He said his plan haa been en- dorsed by rep resentatives of Secretary ot Sbte March Fong Eu. Olson said the apace problem on the balJotl aroae becMIH of the llftllb ol the name ot Peace and ~ P•~r.ttt lJl'tl· ide nttal nominee Elizabeth Cervantes Barron. He said the full name ot the party couhf'n'l fit alongside the candidate's name. So the party's name wu abbreviated lo PlrF. Other instances ol lona names u1ln1 up ballot space alto oc- curred, and thu., all parties' names were abbreviated, be said. "It seems like the intent nffhe wetlands poli cy is to protect nulural habitats." said Don We bb, assistant city engineer for Newport Beach. Jack Spruill , wildlife biologist for the state Fish and Game Department. said his agency eventually will deride whether the area should be protected. The tate's Wetlands Protection Policv does offer some excep-<See SNAG, Page A2) Air Cal To Pay $10,000 Claiming it would have cost more to fight the charges in court. officials from Newport Beach-based Air California have paid a $10,000 fine for allegedly failing lo screen ::!.500 charter passengers. Federal I\ \I talion Administra- t 1on officials, who began their probe of Air C a lifornia 's passenger screening policy in ~t ay of l!n9, said the violations occ urred during a five-month period in 1979. 1-'AA offi cials said their in vestigation revealed that ::!,500 passengers on 23 charter flights originating in California and !;'Jorth Dakota airports weren't checked out by X-ray equip· ment. Barbara Abels , a FA A spokeswoman. said the alleged violations came to light because some passengers complained they'd been directed with their baggage to their flights without passing through metal delec· tors. The screening process a t airports is used to detect metal objects secreted in luggage or being carried by an indjvidual. Tom Kam in s k i, an Air California 1potesman, said the firm vjews the Sl0,000 as a set· tlement rather than a fine. "It doesn 't represent an ad- mission by Air California that the aUegationa are true," said Kaminski. He said the com· pa ny 's opinion is that its securi- ty procedures for charter fights were consistent with accepted standards at the time . He pointed out that federal r ules allow for "private" charter passengers to go direct· ly to their fli ght without passing through the detectors. Those same federal rules, he said, prohibit "public " charter p assengers from bypassing the metal detectors. He said the difference in In terpretation between the two terms is highly technical and re- cently was modified. An example of t.he technicali- ty. be said. is if a corporation charters a plane, it is considered a private charter, but if an employee pays toward the cost of the night it becomes a publil' charter. Rive r Plan Fought SAN FRANCISCO <AP> - Suits aimed at halting Gov. Ed- mund G. Brown J r .'s request to include five Northern California rivers in the National Wild and Scenic Rivers System have been filed in federal and state. courts. Rivers~ include the Klamath, Trinity. Smith, Eel and American. Coase Weather Inc reasingly dense coastal fog tonight and We dnesday morning . Otherwise fair through Wednesday. Lows tonight 55 at the beache!!, 60 in- land. Highs Wednesday 68 and 80. INSIDE TODA~ Thetr bock# to the wall. the Kan1a1 Cit11 ROflOU Invade PhlladelphUJ Jor the aizlh game of the World' Series. See 1torie1. Page Bl. •••• ' ' ·' --~ 1 .. 81 DAILY PILOl N f:=oe. Q;tgptr 21 ,. ,,....--JUST BREtfKINC--.......... IAt~ Umu from loda11'1•"'°"., a.d llGllOllQJ .. ..., .. ,11...,, 200 Airline Pilots Picket White HoUJfe WASlllNl;T()N IAl'J Aboul 2IOO airline p1IOU demonalnl ed out.aide lhe Whitt> 1lou11e today to prot•I *h•t they term~ dtfklt.n<'1ts 1n thf' nation·a &Ir a,tety 1y1tem -·A• lM h"•rt of thl' protat la the JOVl!mment"ll recent certlfacalion of tht• neow McOoanell Ooualu OC ti Suer 80 Jetlintt with two pilot.A 1nateed ol lhree ~ U .OOO·mem r Air Line PUots A..asoc1atton . which spoNOred today'• demonalntil>n, 1h1ld three pilots oare nl'ed~ 1n lM St.lpt'r flO cockpit to u11ure M salt> operauoo Pla«a.J'd b) th«:_P1<'krll 1•alll'd ror PrealtJt'nt <.'6u1.~r lo fire l.anihorn~ flond. the admin1str1tor of tht' Fedt•rlll Av111 lion Adnuruatration. wh~ t·t•rtifl..d lhc-Supt'r liq. Carter Foreign Policy Hit HERR IN. Ill (Ar I ttonald He Mg an MC<'U.sed President Carter today of "ne~ottahn.: in the press" for release of tht• AmenclU\ 00.tages 1n Iran. and blMmed 'arter's fort~•lln pohl'Y for the "hum11iaUon and dJsgract'" of tht>ir long 1•aphvyty <Relatedstory. PageA4l . Raisin& the ho:stage issue for tht second time an 24 hours, the ReoubUun presidential <'andidate told repQrters he had ideaa fOC" gaming release of the S2 hostages. but doesn't discuss them publicly. "Mavbe that's been one of the problems." tteagan s aid before he left Lowsville, Ky., for a campaign appearanre in this Southern lllino1s rommunity. "He 's (Carter) done all his negotiating in the press. and that's not quiet diplomacy ·Reagan Better at Speech? MIAMJ <AP I President <.:art er said today that It on aid Reagan probably is a better speechmaker than he is. but said a president "can't rely on three-by-five cards and you can't read a TelePrompter.·· "In a time of c risis, when every word and eve ry thought count. it's a different proposition." Carter declared in a ques· lion-and-answer session with the public. <Helated story . A4 }. Embarking on a two-day campaign swing through the South. Carter mentioned statements Reagan has made in recent weeks that lhe president said proved embarrassing to his GOP rival. BoyeeMa .... t O//icia/,s Say Spy May Be on Coast LOS ANGELES (AP> Con· victed spy Christopher Boyce, whom reports have placed as far away as South Africa, Mexiro and Alaska since he escaped from federal prison in Lompoc last January. may actually never have left Southern California, authorities say. Investigators from throughout the country are here a~ part of a strike force that bas the use of aircraft and dogs to help track Boyce, Thomu Kupferer, th~ U .S. marshal's enforcement· chief, said Monday. Boyce, 27, was convicted in tm al selling highly classified in· formation from the TRW Co. of Redondo Beach to Soviet a~ents in Mexico City. He was serving a 40-yearsenterice when he escaped from federal prison. Investigators said they plan to trace routes from the prison to the home of Boyce's parents in Ranchoe Palos Verdes for clues and they have hired a psychiatrist who over the past month. has studied the seven-inch Boyce file and baa concluded he 's in Southern Califom.i a. · "The best information we have to date with all of the in· vestigative d ata we've de· veloped, is that the possibility of him being here is a very good posaibility." said Kupferer. "I inean this is an area of what, some eight million people? It's not too bard togetlosthere." Authorities discount specula· tioa the CIA helped Boyce escape, saying instead it may have been the Soviet KGB, or a link with or· ganiaedcrime. They think be may be hiding in .the desert where he hunted with falcon as a teen-ager: They SUS· peel, too. that he has had cosmetic 1urgery and has grown a beard ·since bis escape. The strike force is asking peo. pie lo call 826-CLUE if they have Information. tied to organized cr ime. SLS,OOOto help bim escape. His espionage codefendant and fellow Lompoc inmate , Andrew Dalton Lee. was moved to a max- imum-security prison in Indiana shortly aft.er Boyce's escape but has been moved back to Lompoc within the last month, authorities said. f're• P1191PAf PARKING. • quin Transportation Corridor. Without the corridor, estimated to cost at least $200 million. Jenkins said Coast Highway traf- fic would likely increase about 30 percent by the year 2000. With the corridor, he explained, the changes in traffic would be marginal. · ·'The corridor isn 'l even in the state transportation system and there's some question whether it should even be in that system." said Jenkins. Explaining that having a freeway project listed in the state system is often "the kiss of death." Jenkins suggested it might be wiser to pursue the cor- ridor as a local project. Corona de l Mar merchant Ernest George announced at the end of this morning's meeting that he will help undertake a campaign aimed at getting city and county politicians "to force some actiooonthecorridor." He charged that local represen· tatives are "letting someone else worry about it" and suggested that the corridor. projected as be· ing at least 15 years away. has to be built within five years. Ket10ll0.9 Carter Blocks Lawmen MIAMI <Al'I FllJ ugents. ruah1nJl to U\e s<·ene of a bank robbery today ran into a pres ld~ntlftl roadblcwk Th.-t-1orlda Haiihway Patrol h ad the road blCJl'kt!d off to clear tht' WMY ror l'res1denl Carter's c·amr1a1.in rnotorradc . officials 881d 'fh1· rulibery. reportt:nlttt 10. 31 u Ill , c·1une w1th1t1 mmutes of l'artt.•r's arnvul here Carter's molon·ade wus en route to Ml1tm1 F..duum High School for a "town hull meeting " with resi- dents or the city's predominant· ly IJlaf'k Libt!rty City area FRI agent.'l dispatrhed to the Atlantic Federal Rank north of Liberty City found Interstat e 95 '}Jocked by the Highway Patrol. "They Wt're responding to the bank robbery," said Arthur Nehrbass . s pe<'1al agent in _c harge of the Miami office. ·'They wt.>re held up as long as five minutes." A source who monitored to'Bl radio broadcasts overheard agents complain that they at first thought they h ad <·ome up. on an accident s1•ene. and slopped to check whether the suspected ~etaway car used by three men who escaped from the bank robbery was involved Nehrbass noted that "it wasn't a punuil situation. And there were police at the scene." /Fro• Pagr. 11 REJECT ... saying, "negotiations will not be considered even though they (the United States) might for example offer lo provide us with spare parts." On Monday, President Carter said he would resume trade with Iran if the hostages were freed. That could mean more parts for the U.S.-equipped Ira- nian military. Iraq's foreign minister, Saa- doun Hammadi, today warned that U.S. arms shipments to Iran would be interpreted in Baghdad as direct U.S. involve- ment in the war. "The hostage issue s hould not serve as an opportunity for the United Slates to become in- volved in the war through sup- plying lran with arm•." the Kuwaiti newspaper al -Qabas quoted him as saying. Home Rifled For $11,885 Loot in CdM A Persian lamb coat. jewelry including a costly wedding band set and housewares valued at a total of $1 t ,885 were reported stolen from a Corona del Mar woman's home Monday. Andrea Gallade. 28. told police whoever entered her Jasmine A venue residence by unknown means also m ade off with as· sorted cosmetics and beauty aids. She said the bulk of the loss was represented in her $10,000 wedding band set, adding that ruby and diamond rings with sentimental keepsake value also were stolen. Police s aid they could find no evidence of forced entry to the Jasmine Avenue a ddress and that the items could have been pilfered from their storage places as late as last June. Authorities say Boyce once of- fered another inmate. believed H DAILY PILOT Iraqis Tighten Hold on Abadan .. -... -Pt•••ditf'lt •'WI P\AM\Wt ~ ........ . ...... T1t1,,._e (?HJ.._, Q1utflMMw_,......,...,. • • BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - Iraq said ita tanklf hammered the main gates of the lranJan oU refininc city ol Abadan today and that Iraqi soldiers killed 38 Iraniaftl in bouae-to-houae figbl· ing in ~ nei1hborin1 port of Khornmabahr. Iran •aid lb bard-pressed gar. rlaon ln Abedan repulsed repeal· ed enemy attacu at the city's maln entrance at the Bahmamhlr River brld&e and claimed Iranian troops recap- tured two diatricta at the nortbern qe ot the waterfront, ltillln11.50 I raqltroop1. Ac:~ to an official com- munique illued by the Irmlan ne"• lllDC!1 Pan, r•ldmtial areu ot Abedan a1on1 the Shatt al·Arab eltUUJ, "came under iftt.enle lr.U mortar ftn" late M.--11-. earl7 l.OdaJ. lrlD said It• troop• were "tUll COGtinulq Cbeir .... c Nliltace, '' but admitted t'-• d•fendera needed reinforcements. Baghdad radio said the com- mander or Iraq's forces al the southern end of the JOO-mile in· vuion fl"Olll told the Iraqi News Agency his forces were "tighten· Ing their control over lhe ap- proaches to Abadan. while our artilJery and air force continue to pound enemy positions and destroy armor and vehicles. The state ol the enemy In Abadan ls extremely bad, and our forces are tightening thenooee." The 1ect.or commander also reported his troop• in Kbor- ramahahr, 10 miles northw8t of Abadan, · "conUnued operatk>na to puree al-Mubammarah (the Jraql name tbr the city) and to completely eradicate poc:kell of retiatmce,'' tbe broadcast aald. Then wu ao way to cheek the validitl ot tbe coalllcUn1 claima alnce Wettern reporters were barred from tbe battlefroata. I ... 1r1r....- Oaip ,,,, •lie ow ..... Proud mother (.;hr1 ~ll111•, orw ol lt11· Sibe rian ti~ers at Amstl'rdam'I'\ z 11'1 ... ti11wh 11rr hn n:1·ently born son , who is as yet un· II a 1111:<1 . Irvine Police Chief Object of Meeting By RICHARD GREEN Of .... 0.1ly ,. •• ~\lttt Rank-and-file Irvine police of~ ficers will vote Thursday on whether Police Chief Leo Peart improperly handled a petty theft repo.rt involving lrvine Coun- cilwoman Mary Ann Gaido, the chief confirmed. Mark Hoffman. pres ident of the Irvine Police Officers As· socialion said there will be a ~eneral meelif!~ Qf H~e associa- tion Thursday. but declined lo say what will take place . Police Lt. Al Muir, a member oC the association , s aid he doesn't plan lo attend the meet- ing, but he understands a "vote of confidence" m Peart will be conducted the re. The Irvine Poli<'e Association it.self doesn't have the power to fire the chief and the vote has no official standing with the City or Irvine. Muir said and Peart con· firmed that several Irvine police officers are upset at the chief for his handling of a cr ime report ,. s aying Councilwoman Mary Ann <.;aido took gas from a service station without payLng for 1l .J>,eart s aid false rumors are bei'ng s pread that he somehow tampered with the crime report or tried to cover 1t up He admits that the report "mistakenly" didn't immediate· ly appear on the press log. And he adds that he "leaned toward" hav:ng the re port re-classified from a petty theft to an 1nr1dent report. The report never was re- dassified. Mrs Gaido went back to the service station and paid for the gas after s he was con tacted by police. Still, some officers are upset al the chief and are anonymous- ly calling local members of the press and trying to spr e ad rumors. Peart said. For her part, Mrs. liaido said simple absent-mindedness was to blame for her leaving the En· vironmental Oil Station on Sept. 29 without payin~ a $3.87 gas bill. That Jolly Elf Definitely Male MACCLESFIELD, England <APl -Father Christmas is a man and cannot be played by a woman, Britain's Equal Op- portunities Commission has ruled. So John Shelton can ad- vertise for a maJe S"'1ta at the department s tore he manages. Shelton said Monday he asked the commission 's advice when someone pointed out that if be advertised for a Father Christmas, he might have to advertise for a Mother Christmas also. Except in special cases, the Sex Discrimination Act bars employers from advertising for a man or a woman. Instead lbey . advertise for a "person." . But Shelton said a n official of lbe Equal Opportunities Com- mission said the act is being waived for ham because being male is a ··genuine occupation qualification•' for Sant as. /Fro• Pagp A J SNAG ... lions, he added, but staff mem- bers won't issue a decision until e nvironmental reports on the fre eway extension are closer lo completion. Webb s aid the problems are not insurmountable. "It ·s a Little early to say it 's going to hold things up or cost a tremendous amount of money," he said. The wetlands area was creat- ed, Webb explained. because road crews failed to fill a low spot between two drainage pipes that were to carry water away. Instead, the water formed a pond in the low spot a nd a riparian habitat was nourished by fertilizer s carried from landscaping for new office build- ings. The freeway extension cur- rently is subject lo a more im- mediate issue in Newport Beach. On Nov. 4, voters will be asked lo approve an amendment to an agreement between the ci· ty and Caltrans to build the ex· tension. The city has a charter pro- vision requirin'g all such agree- ments to be ratified bv voters. Cubans Riot In Hospital WASIDNGTON CAP> -Immi· gration officials say they've re- moved 19 "troublemakers" to prevent a large group of Cuban refugees transferred here for psychiatric observation from re· pealing a takeover or a buildinl at a federal mental hospital. Heavily armed city police and federal law enforcement agenta in riot gear met no resistance u they regained control of the building at St. Eliubelh's Hospital Monday night after a six-hour standoff. It was the second disturbance in as many days by the Cubans. No injuries were reported in either incident. LAYAWAY Shop now w hile seleclions are plenC1fu1 Use our Layaway Plan. Diamond surprises in many sizes. 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"The maan l'Ondus1t>n fron1 this study is that 1n ~1 l . population of young. :1d11lt . h ealthy, wh1tt'. maddll• 1'lass women. the ris ks of Ot' toraJ contraceptives I are nl'glagablt>, · Or Savatri Ramc haran. the pro1ect 's researc·h dart'l'lor . ·aid today m revt'alang thl' rt'sult .it a symposium at th'-' l"n1H·rs1t~ of Pennsyl vania Sc•hoo l or Medicine The study. c ondu{'lt'd 1n Walnut Creek. Calaf . reports un the maJor forms of d1!>ease and the causes of death in a group of 16 .638 women. ages t8 through 54, who were stud1l'd be tween 1968 and 1977. The pro1ect was recommended by the Food and Drug Admirustration's Advisory Committee on Obstetrics and Gynecology in 1967. Letting It All Hang Out Mike Allen of San Clemente guides his hang glider over s parkling se a near LagWl:l Niguel. Allen took advantage of summer-in-October day Monday to do a b1l of fl :> ing f\#Udav, October 2L 1980 QAILV PILOT JU . . . .. .. """ . -. . ·-· .. rrorn lhc cliffs overlooking Salt Creek Re ach . The view, hC' fow1d, was spel'lat:ular. Carter's ... ~ TV Talk Cut Off ·, WASHJNGTON IAP) -Presi~ dent Carter was cut off the air iii mid-sent ence on national t elevision for two commercial~ and a station break today as he( was explaining why he thought he was having a tough re ~ election fight. <Related story~ Pa~e A4 ). ·'Well, I remember previou~ presidents who lived in this house who were castigated in the press and by their OPJ.l<>· nents. People like Abraham Lin-. coin and Thomas Jefferson an<t Harry Truman." Carter saJd in beginning his response on ABC· TV's "Good Morning, America '' program, where he joined an tn· terv1ew with his wile Rosalyon "There is a real long list oh~ s ues that are of concern to the, American people." he con · tinued. "The new openness o( government. The concerns that, people have in their minds since Watergate and Vietnam have focused, I think. tn this election ac:ute attention on the matters that are now being decided." The doctor said that "not only were there no signifirant dif· ferences in overall death rates between current or past users and those who never used the piH in this population, but there was no definite evidence of an increased risk of cardiovascular disease in users compared lo those who had never used the pill. Irvine Road ~Tidening 'Needed' Carter went on to say he: lhought there would be a good turnout at the polls because of the s harp policy differenC'es hetween himself and Republican nom 1nee Honald Beagan. Host Da vid llartman inter rupted twice with calls of "Mr. Presi- dE:nl." but Carter continued on "And the fact that we are con: cerned about . . . " the presi- dent said as the TV screen s witched to a station break and rommerciaJs for a movie and hread. "However. OC users in this population tend to have certain personal habits which put them at a greater risk or developlbg possibly serious types or dis. eases, .. she said. Two major roads. one six lanes wide and the other four. appear necessary to move traf· fie adequately thro ug h the 9.300-acre Irvine Coast property once it 1s deve loped. an Orange County planner said Monday Robert L. Rende. manager of the county's projec·t planning division. s aid during a county Planning Commission meeting that the road widths wer e calculated by comparing o;even alternatives through a computer program. Hcrnds narrower' than l11usl' s imply wouldn't handle traffH· flows without getting bottled up during peak times. he said. l!ende dt>livered tha t messa~t· during a discussion on a pro posed l()('al coastal plan for the pro pe rty that Il es alo ng the coast between Corona del l\far and Laguna Reach The plan is scheduled to be considered for ddoption by t he planning commission on Nov. tR, and by the county Bo.ird 01 S upervisors on Dec. 10. If. iiS ex µcctcd. the county pdnels approve the plan. 1l will be for w ard ed to the s t at e Coastal Commission for whal bserven. beli eve will be 1l!> tough1'St test. St ate comn11ssion m embers h<1vc given the plan g1Jod mark:. in earlier revH·ws. but Hendc noted th at t he bi ggest ('On troversy has l.Jeen over road w idths Some t ommissioners h&ve been lf:ary about a pproving wid e ro ads he1· a us e of the a roount of grading anti loss of natural landsrap1· that 1·011lll 1:nsue 'l'hc l rvtne Company, whH·h o wns v1rtualh all cir the land. ·~ proposinj.!. to ·build rrnm 1,785 to <!,000 homes on th1-northl'rn part of the propert) ~l ul·h of the: svulheni scruor1 1s committed for pubLic µarks Almost aJl of the land betwt'en the P:ir 1f1(' Coast 1 lighwa:.-and the beach already has been pu rrha~ed by the statt.' In New York. a s pokesman fq,r the network said lhe rederaJ Commun ications Commission requires station breaks at set limes lf the break is not taken a t that time , a compute r au tomatically ~uts in and switches to the break. He said that 1s what happened when Carter was cut off today. The study shows that many earlier reported n :lationships between pill use and diseases af. fecting the ci r c ulatory, respiratory and reproductive systems may be explained by such facfors as s moking, alcohol consumption, s unbathing , number of sexual partners, and age atfirstinterco~rse. Campaign Funds Probed Hende s aid µlanners con d uded after tht.' computer study th at the best traffit flow will re- sult 11 the proposed Pelican Hill Road is built as a s ix-la ne divided road. ll would run nortb- south from the San Joaquin Hills Transportation Corridor to the Pacific Coas t Highway just north of Crystal Cove. Border Agent A<l.itiits·(;llilt Other findings ot the study· -There is no evidence of an increase in risk of cancer of the breast, uterine or ovary as- sociated with OC use. Auditors Cite Issues Backed by Briggs Farther south. the proposed four-lane Sand Canyon Avenue would run the same direction. intersecting the Pacific Coast H ig hway abou t h a lf way between ~rystfl Cove and El Morro School. SAN DIEGO (AP> -A \.7·. year veteran of the U.S. Border Patrol faces sentencing Dec. 8 after pleading guilty to violating the civil rights of a youth he mistuenty thought was an iJ. -OC use in itself does not in- crease the risk of cancer or the cervix. However , intercourse al a young age and multiple sexual partners common in some OC users, 'has been linked to cervical cancer. -There is no inrrease Ill nsk from circuJatory disease among OC users who do not s moke However. heavy smoking by itself was associated with ~n increased risk of circulatory .dis· ease. -An increased risk of ma.lJg· nant melanoma of the skm was associated with OC users of all ages. However. the researchers also found a significantly higher exposure to sunlig~t. which h~d been previously hnked to skin cancer, among OC users com· pared to non-users. LOS ANGELES 1AP 1 - Thousands of dollars in cam · paign fund irregularities have been found in reports of cam· paign committees who backed two initiatives sponsored by stat e Sen . John Briggs, R- Fullerton, in the 1978 election. The reports s howed that P ropos1t1 o n 6 th e a nti homosexual 1nit1at1ve. ~hich was not passed by voter!', spent more than Sl million . while Proposition 7. the death pen alt.> initiative which pas5e<l :.pent about $600,000 However, State Fran,·1sf' Ta'\ Board auditors found the two committees did not s ubstanti ally .comply with Fair Pollti<•al Prac t ices Commission d isclosure and record-keeping r equire· ments. The committees are known as California Defend Our C hildren Yes o n 6. and Hitching a Ride . A dq-ald burro 1eta a Ult from cowboy Ronnie Hick man ot N11cn. durtna a roundup of burroe in northern Yuma County. It la part of a procram to· alleviat. over~bun =ce ol burrOI aloo& the Colorado River from Yuma to div. Citizens for an Effective Death Penalty. A s pokesman for the !-'air Political Practices Commission s aid the audit was being re- viewed to determine if any ac- tion should be taken against Briggs. In the Proposition 6 report. the .1ua1tors s:ud. some expPnd itures "e r e unde rstated by ~26.823 while other expenditures w~re overstated by $39.136. In addition. they said. $11,448 out of a total of $101.843 an loans was not reported. The auditors quoll'd :O,tcve Aaile:r. the campaign chairman <1nd son·in·law of Briggs, as say· ing the expendHurcs were 11ot recorded properly because the committee did not receive the necessary uwoiccs from its con suiting firm. Bul<:her-Forde of Irvine. and that the loan mixup was the result of a math error Harvey Englander. a c:onsull Grove "7oman Found Dead In Shooting Garden Grove Police in vestigat.ors today we re seeking a man for questioning in connection with the fatal preduwn shooting of a Garden (irove woman. Sgt. Bruce Beauchamp, a de- parl ment spoftstnan, said An· tonia Rodriguez Garcia, 28.-was found shot lo death in the bedroom of aJl apartment at 13918 Erin St .. by officers responding to a 12 :45 call report.ingshots being fired. Beauchamp said Ms. Garcia's live-in boyf'"end, Silvino Flores G i uterrez. believed to be 27 or 28 years old. was being sought by de· tectives. A motive for the slaying has not yet been determined, Beauchamp said. Blaze Ruins Record Tapes NASHVlLLE, Tenn. <AP) - Hundreds of master recording tapes were destroyed when a fire leveled a recording studio known as Bradley's Barn in s ub- urban Mount Juliet. No Injuries were reported in the blaze Monday. but owner Owen Bradley estimated the loss at about $500,000. Among those who recorded durln& the 1tudlg'1 xla.te.nce were Lorett.a Lynn, B1enda t..ee. Leon Russell and .Jerry Je(f Walker. ant for Butcher· Forde, CQm· mented that the firm "turned in all the mate r ial we had to Braggs. If the financial reports are inadequate, r can only sur- mise hl1' people lost them. We would appreciate him not using us as a scapegoat.·' The auditors said the Proposi- tion 7 report failed lo list $2,785 !"contributions . $6 .565 1n el<pend· 1lures and a loan of S2 .250 and that other loans totaling $83,250 were overstated by $4 ,350. "I was running for governor and harl two initiatives on Lhe ballot,·· Angg5 c ommt•nted .. And !:itcven ttatl~y had to take 1t over and he's not ~ very good acr ountant. ll s not hls field. It's not anybody 's fault ·· The San Joaquin Hill s Transportation Corridor has been approved but not built, sajd Rende. It is planned to be a freeway with accommodations for rail and bus service. he said. Most of Lhe proposed construc- tion 1s still years away. Tom Nielson. senior vice president for the Irvine Company, said de· velopment will take 15 to 20 years to complete. H ende said the developers or possibly thP :.late are expected to pay the road con~truct1on costs legal alien.. . J . GHJespie Wood pleaded guilty Monday to a misde- m eanor civil rights violation stemming from a Sept. 7, im. incident in which Wood aJlegedJ¥ pulled Christopher Robles ED- c iso. 16, off a bus at the San Clemente border checkpoint st.a. lion. Robles. a U.S. citizen living in Tijuana, Mexico, at the t ime, said Wood assaulted him by pushing him against a waJJ and slapping him even after Robl~ produced documents proving l'tj~ U.S. citizenship. · Storekeeper rustomer, Rob lngold, has ac;Jded to his cowboy coll~on this Larry rvtahan corduroy sportcoat, with Wl'Stem yoke and piped pockets with suede trim ... The perfect coat to "round-up" yer wardrobe ... -___ w..tdJff Pla.u 1028 Irvine. Newport Beach. Califomia. Phone 642-7061 t \ 'trl.f DAILY PILOT * ' ..... ·· ~"~ ~ .. •ting Clftlactl A.NDtlTAT&, ft 41.: PoUt.lc:t, particulartJ lD tb~ h .. l o/ a ..-ldmliaJ ....... Uk• .... luiff .... CID, ture cu pnwel9ow ycM&t put ideM u .. .._ all•,_,· Oimid9r t.b•l tMre la CWNM11 • UtU. pockfl·••MCS folct.r bet.QI diltribuWd Ul8' yow ~pondeet pklltd up OQ)y 1..t ni..,t -...... Oraqe Qtelt c.o&el• caGpua. It COG· talu a 1wnmary of the ~,.._by Rcm.W Reattan. Jimmy carter ud Jobe Aadmloa "cm ft\ajor luueti of con· cena totbeChn1tum Comm-6\y. ·' Twelve m~ ~ue1 ol ~"'to the Chrtttid corn· munlt.y an l1.lled ln the UUle boc*let. Then each cancUdate'• po. lUon la abown. GOVERNOa &EAGAN 18 ALIGNED wath the Chrla tlaoa on t84!h and every one ol the iaaues. President Carter aod Mr. Andenoa, on the other hand. are agaiDJt the Chri•· tlans on every m~ concern. Well you jU1t have to be eoormoualy shocked by thia e1t· pame of intelllaeoce. You may b•ve always tho\labt of Preti· dent Carter u beina one of tboM fundamenta.ll•t Chriat.laoa who r8lber flaunted bi1 reli1m too mucb. I mun. you sot all these reporta about him teaching Sun· day School claae1 back home in Georlia and publicly con· feaain& to· 'luat In bis be art" and Chriatiao tbl.qa lilte that. But when you read the pamphlet. on l.uuea includiq In ChrilUon Concmu. OM WiftMT Cftd Two /or tM DetJil everything from homosexuality to the Equal Ri&bts Amend· meat to fair representation ol Chriat.lam in appointed eov- emmeot positiou, you learn to your horror that the president isoothewroagsideeverytime. CLEARLY, HE HAS turned the White Houae into an an· nex of Hades. Mephistopheles muat be one of bi· ' -v ad· visera. Anderson, meanwbile, is ri&ht with him. They think allte on each and every one of the 12 issues that would apow them to put the knock: on Christian principles. In reading this handout on key concerns, you do begin to wonder where this "Christian Community" that it keeps talk· ing about is located? YOU nND OUT on the back cover. You are advised, "If you'd like to help make America ireat again .. , .if you'd like to restore ChrUtian valuea to our 1ovemment. . . Write: '"ClllUBTL\NS zmO.WAve. T..U.,Ca-" Nowyoulmow. It's Tustin. Youprobablyeueasedit. -Casino 'O.reats Spread STAT&UNB. Nev. (AP> ->.. auUtorltlH 1Hrched for tbe pe,..U.._. ol a tlO mUllGD ex· tort\GD plot wbo left a cy..WS. "eallln• card" ln a caalno re1lroom. fear aub1ided uad u1er rnQUnted in ttd1 1•mbtt111 town ~It juat a few moatha a10 by .., eatort.Je>nUt '• bomb. CaeHr• 1'ahoe hotel-c utno w at the target of the plot, the late1t ln a aeries of threats plat1uin& cuinoa here, in Reno and in Las Vegas since a Stateline casino was bombed Au". 27. Officiau of the scenic resort area were "absolutely" irate over lb~ extortion plots and threats, Oouglu County Com· ml11ion Chairman Ken Kjer said Monday. "YOO GIET tired of this stuff after a while," he. said. "It seems to be never ending. It's like having a full moon every day around here .... There's just a bunch of kooks running around." Two extortion notes demand· ing $10 million and threatening lo poison Caesars' water supply were found late Sunday. one at the hotel-casino and another at the Sahara-Tahoe across the street. The noteft led officials to a sample ol poison sprayed on a bathroom ceiling at Caesars. It was analyied aa a mixture or a herbicide, possibly 2·4·D with Silvex and barium cyanide. No inj urieti were reported. Testing Monday for cyanide in Caesars' drinking water was "neaative," said Nevada Health Officer Dr. John Carr. He said be felt "the pressure's off" with regard to any health threat at the club. but protectiv e measures were still in force. THE CLUB·s water lank WU untouched, said Sheriff's Sgt. Rosa Chichester. "Tbere were still spiderwebs on the ladder of the tank," be added. Douglas County Sheriff Jerry Maple said be wanted to ques· tion a man wbo reportedly wu arrested in San Joee lut year in connection with fiah pond poilonings that invt>hed herbicides. Charges against the man bad been dropped because of insufficient evidence, Maple said. Can't Believe It Three young women react as they learn they were among seven out of 900 contest- ants selecll'd as finalista for the 1980·81 Rose Queen title. They are, from left, Julie An~~len. Le~lie Kim Kawai and Lourdes -- N'ATION I WEATHER Jeanette Vita. Each of the Pasadena girls as 17 years old. The queen for the Jan. l Tournament of Roses in Pasadena will be named Oct. 28. Romeo-Juliet Tragedy • Remain11 Believed Tlwse of Teen ~rs _JEFl''Ef\SON. Wt.!1 r ft.r• 1 Two decomposed boches found In the woodR t.y M•wrnl hunten ma>' be the remains of teen age 11weethearts whoee disap- pearance after~ wedding recept100 in AugU3t made other leeM afraid to go out alone. offlcialasay. Jeffers0n County authonl1es on Monday were awaiting tests to <'onrirm their 5usp1cion that the re· main.swerethoseof Kell y Or .. w and Timothy Hack. The cause of death was not determined im· mediately. If the identities are ronfirmed, the remains wUI be buried side by side ne ar the Hack farm, relatives said. "At least now we can gn eve and get it over with, ''said Norma Walker, Miss Drew'smother. "l'M Gl..AD THEV found them so at least they can be buried," said Mis!! Drew'sstepfather, Gerald Walker. The 19·year-olds were last seen Aug. 9 at a wed· ding re<:eption for one or H1tck 's friends at a dance hall inthevilJageofConcord. Miu Drew. a beautician, and Hack. a farmer. told friends they would drive home to Fort Atkinson. But tbenextmoming, Hack 's locked car was found in the parking Jot , with his Jacket, keys and checkbook inside. Friends and relatives discounted the possibility the pair had eloped, and authorities suspected foul play. Miss Drew's clothes were found alongside a rural road near Concord ninedayslater. YOUDI couples in the area, us-et and worried about the fate o( the pair , were reluctant to go out alone. Friends and relatives in fo'ort Atkin.son, a dairy- rarming town of 10,000, coUected a $3,000 reward for information on the couple's whereabouts during weeks of searching in area woods. The families hired a private detective and even turned to a mystic in hope of finding a clue. Con- cerned neighbors fixed them meals, and letters and prayersfioodedintothefamiliea. BUT NO CLUES TURNED up until two Milwaukee squirrel hunters came upon the remains of an unclad woman Sunday in a wood near U.S. 11. some eight miles north of Concord. The bunters alerted authorities, who uncovered a young man's body Monday In a cornfield 100 yards away. . Officials have said they found no connection between the couple's disappearance and that of Kathy Sjoberg, 17, who vanished from the same parking lot during a school prom party seve.n ye~ agoandwhohasneverbeenfound. FARMER DAVID HACK likened the emotional trauma of not knowing the fate of hia son to the drain and griefor watching a relativedieslowly. "'Maybe they are going to come up with a cure. There is always a flicker of hope. Finally, it comes to a point where you say, '1 r only the end would come.· Now it'sforreal. There is no more hope," he s aid. "We thank lbe people for what they have done, and for their prayers, and oot to stop the prayen bee auaelbe bodies were round," Hadtaaid. Ob, there ia some very, very tiny type at the bottom ol the back page that says, "Calilomia Republican Party, Truman F. Campbell, Chairman,. . . Fresno." YOU MJGtrr QVESTION if the state GOP would actual· Jy be involved in a publication like this that makes such banh judgments. After all, we were warned by one of our leaden long ago about the peril of makinl jud1ments because you could then be judeed younelf. GOP Clllims Peace Camlidacy He gave us that advice in a talk from a mountain top. Try Matthew 7: 1 and 2. Altar Slaying Case Suicide COLLEGE STATION, Texu <AP) -A 19-year-old man ap- parently despondent over bis h>et love. committed suicide in a Wiivenity chapel alter sbootin& bis former girlfriend at the altar, a peace justice hu ruled. Bruoe County Peace Justice Carolyn Hensarlin1 made the tuline Monday afler seeing autopsy results, and Texas .AlrM University police said they con- sidered the cue cloeed. Michael Bruce Buchin, 19, of Hou1ton, wa found sprawled near the altar Saturday Diibt with a bullet wound in the heart. Janie Koester of Cyprea, an A&M freshman who underwent emergency surgery for two bullet wounds in the abdomen, remained hoe pi tallied today ln fair condition. By ne Auecta&e4 Preee Ronald Reaean stopped barp- i n g on President Carter's economic policies to lake up a defense against Carter's char1ea the Republican nominee could get the nation into wu. Carter. all the while. wu cla.imiq hla economic policies were wortlinl. •'So I think the severe re- cession that we anticipated . . . bad not been nearly ao .evere aa we thou&bt. ADd we are well on the road back to recovery.'• Carter said Monday on a television proeram in Younptown, Ohio. Carter a1ao likened the prob· lem• al unemployment and in· flation to "temporary incon· veni ences'' and a aid he aaw Sections of U.S. Wet Much of Nation Ble1aed With Clear Skies ,., W'e n Cfeer 111<,...,..,_,.. _ 111econ1 late_..,._._....., mwftino. ,..,, .... c--......... ,. C-\al Niil Y, -U. 1111-llleft eo •• -... w~ ..... 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I : 11 p.m. u ......... ., Flnltw I Ua.lft. 0.1 l'lrtt ,...,. 1:• a.m. 6.1 *--J:tta.lfl. •.1 l«elWI 1t1t11 t . • P.lft, U !Mfl •I-I.CU•·'°"'• ..U6: 12 p.m. • ~ r•-•:Jl a,m .. Mtal : Up.m . ,,,,,, ...... ...,,. A-• lltllillt 111 tee4, moa• lll'llllft llaltltl Ill tHI, "" .. Ill _ ...... I ' J I II .. u " marked improvements in both areas. Reagan, in neighboring Ken· lucky, told a crowd, ''You know the president has decided that I'm busy starting a nuclear war. and I just want e-Yerybody to know that I absolutely refuse to do \hal." ll seemed likely that Carter and Reagan might face each other in debate. followlne a meeting Monday between their representatives. The format was agreed upon -but not an· nounced -while a date and place were 11tUl being discussed. One Reagan aide said these were not big obstacles, however. INDEPENDENT candidate John Anderson, meMnwhile, took off after both his Democratic and Republican rivals. Referrina lo Carter's state- ment Sunday that he bad a "'p&ss1on for peace, .. Anderson sa id he would prefer more "competen<'e " and less "'passion." Ile also criticized what he called Reagao'r; recent "ill· timed announcement to the peo- ple of Los Angeles, literally gasping after eight days or' smog, that the problem o1 &lr pollution bu been overcome." All three candidates were on the campaien trail today with the election ju1t two weeks away. Anderson was followiq a TV interview in New Vork with stops in New Jersey; Carter was on a two-day trip to Florida, Louisiana and Texas ~ and Reagan wu traveling throuab Illinois, Misaouri and Louiaiana. une mployment and inflation. "You know. people tend to dwell on the temporary incon· venienceft and the transient pro- blems that our nation faces." be said as he listed such "gftat cballengn" the nation has faced as war and depression. Among lbe improvements Carter pronounced in the economy: an average of 4,000 laid atf auto workers retum to work each week, the new 1•1 U.S. can are "seWn1 like bot· cakes," and the index of leadina economic indicators is up sharply. REAGAN. llOl'H in Louiarille and ia ()bjo, defended bismelf also qaiDlt Carter'• chars• be would dismantle Social s.eurity and &1aimt continuilla taanta ON MONDAY, Carter was from demonstrators proteltf.na uked on the Ohio televir.ioo pro-his oppo1ition to the Equal gram wby the nation can't solve_:..:R.:.iilit:b::.:ta=-:.Am=~end=m=e.::n:.;;.:t·~---- GOURMET MARKET DELANEY BROS. SEAFOOD FILLET OF Fl,ESH PACIFIC HED SNAPPEI, 99C LB . MEAT DEPf . Prime and top chol<'e beef, a6'ed at leaat 30 days to the peak or perfection. Frnla Gl"09d Clluck .............. l.'9 lb . ~G1a•d Romd .............. Z.!llb. Fretll G11Ad Slrtobl .............. Z.19 lb. all ground meatl! (lround hourly Groacl Duck PatUn ........ 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P-i-tot, Homemade Plane, Back With Record L06ANGELU <•P1 -Dnc:ribin1 btmHU a1 "u oW t..U. who J• llleep1 pAoddinc akJft& " re Und A.lr F0tte ••Doll Tavlw r.ceollv brOac• • &rlDS· Pac ific fU&ht retord b y fl y1n1 h11 bom•made •lnct.·H lla• plue from tbe West Coaat to Auatralia and baclll a,ai•. ~ l~d Taylor aald he dltrovtt4'd t.hat no PIM tb& aia ol-bla ,,...,.._ T·ll hed flown to Autrallit and back. "So. lt wun't a matter of how fast l l\ew," nplalnecl the G ·)ear-0ld p1I()( who broke a~ for Oyia1 around the world U1 19?& ln tbe aame plane. DlJalNG TH'S f'laMT week of Auautt, Taylor Oew from an SllpertmenUI Atr<'raft AHo<'latloo meetma in Wilcomln to has home in Heme1. CaUf "to thM1e tbe oO and pluaa and 1et my rour•61t· up." He then tlew up to Oakland and on to Hoooh&lu. Becau.e Taylor's 1.100 to-2.200 Pound plane Kin Slain; Note Left by Mr. Hate MILL VALLE Y <AP > Marin Co unty authorities, acting on a note that taunted offi cials to catchb.imiltheycan andai&ned "Mr. Hate. "have is- aued arrest warranta for Mark McDermand, who is wanted in connection with the slaying• of his mother and brother. McDermand. 3S, of Marin County. is wanted for the slayings last week of '14 -year-old Helen McDermand and Edwin McDermand, 3S, whose bodies were found at the family home near Mount Tamalpais. The victims [ ' )' had beensholtodeath. SI' A.TE An affidavit filed in , support of the warrants --------~ outlined a note found by authorities at the house. The note ereeted officers with profanity, then said, "If you can read this you 're way too late ! Catch me on the news or on the slab. J'U look the same either way: ugly.signed Mr. Hate." McDermand is a former rock musician who re· cently worked as a short order cook in Corte Madera. Food Fuh Tested SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -The state bu begun teatiq fish caqbt neat the Farallon Ialanda to see if nuclear wutes dumped near the islanda are con-taminatiq marine life. Tbeexped.itioa wu the fl.ntor a aeries of planned 1amplinptodeterminewhetherthe47,000barrelaof radioactive materials dwnped into the ocean near Saa Francilco between 1944 and 1910 have caused radioactivitytoentertheoceanicfoodchain. Murders Puzzling EL MONTE (AP) -A ~-ym-old man opened fire with a pistol in a crowded bar, killing three men and injuriQI arourtb. policesaid. Police have no idea who fired the aboU at El Rancho bar Sunday night. ''The witnesses have no idea . . . There wu DO robbery. DO motive," said· police Set. Marvin Martin. Killed were Jesus God.iJ\a, •. OtbonieJ Ramos. 25, and a man whoH identity was withheld pend.ine not.ificatiollot next of kin. J09quin Duarte, 25, wu reported ln serious con- dition. Policesaid they had nosuspecta. Case Dismissed LOS ANGELES (AP) -A municipal court Judie on Monday dropped charges qaimt a de· corated Vietnam War veteran accused of sending threatening letters to actor Henry Fonda and his family after the Fondaa failed to appear in court u witnesaes, the district attorney's office re· ported. Jud&e David Perez reportedly knew beforehand that neither Fonda nor bis son Peter or daughter Jane would appear. The Fondu allegedly gave no reuon for failing to continue with the c a.se. Fire9-·Subdued _, SAUGUS CAP> -A 781).acre brushfire in the AD1elea National Forest wu contained aa dry fall air pushed by warm northeuterly Santa Ana winds moved acroASouthem California. In Glendale, 14 acra of watersbed burned in the Brand Park area before units from Glendale, Pasadena, Burbank, Los Angeles City and County flredepar&mentsextinguJshedtheblue. TrichinosiA Declines ATLANTA (AP) -Trichlnoeis , a disease as- sociated \rith eating badly cooked pork, has declined steadily in the United States over tbe past 30 years, the national Center for Disease Control aaya. The CDC said that 135 cues were reported in 1979 one~ them fatal. That victim. an 82-year-old Laotian immigrant, was the first U.S. resident to die of the dlseue since 19'75. CViewSOn CJJ'ental HealtJi By GERALD WINKLER. 0.0.1. GRINDING IN ntl NIGHT' An eltimated one in 20 adulta and three in 20 children uncoucloualy arlad their teeth al nt1bt. It i. the sound of bruxl•m. While the noise may disturb spou .. « ch.lldnn. It h•• a far mor e dlstreaeinl effect on the •1eeper. · Nocturnal 1rlodla1 caa exat Uiouaudl of ~ ol pnuure per •quare inch on the turf a~ ol tellb. It can be l'<*lh "°' only on teeth but on the IUPPortlDJ bone. th• pm• ..S Jaw )otat. Por maay yeau. bruldam -attribuled .. , ... ,... ol tftllkln ""' ................ ·ltuWHC' ...,.._al autbor tln todar f l believe that the causes i xlat In tbe patient'• mouth. M1ht 1rindlng may be an uncomcious erto r t to correct lrreaularlties of the chewlnt surfaces of the teeth. Dentist• term this a malocclusion. They 1r lnd away to eliminate a spdt that Is too hllh or to find a comfortable place to flt the upper and lower teeth totether. If you have this nl1btly pind problem, your nnt atop ahould be your dentl1t'• omce . . . a.Ion you do any aeriout dam•1e to your ~. GwaN .......,, 0 .0.1'. ... "-clatee ... "._.... ......... ............ ..... : ....... r an Oy for 18~ bollhi, 1:ruuu ng at about 1 7~ mph, celu.eltna alUPI were bi& mHjor problem. then r~tumed to Australia to fly his own plane buck leg of bis return trip from Honolulu to t mainland. With 700 miles left, Taylor radl ahead to get his bearings. uncertain of how far . i ·aylor uld h.i hlld wi.nted to refuel •l John1ton lahand, but tht! udeur Ot'ft.1n&e M~t!nCy thert' would not ullow 1t Howevt"r. u marine h1oloail•t from tht' I Jin vni1ity of llawa11 doin~ re .11urch oo Ow WJUM.I ut tt',wning let Taylor stop and rcfuttl Taylor said he had no major problems. "Only t\\o things .. can happen when you :lrl· up in the air," he said philosophically, "mectuint l"al proble ms und the weather. I avoided rnechanicul problem but I couldn 't control the we:.ther. had left l0 n y. I ~ ntOM THl-:KI!! HE mud<' lltOpl> ut P.:nrhyo, 1'11110 f'l.l~u. ihl' t-'1J1 l~h•nds ancJ Nt•w t:aledon1a t>efor ... arl'1"1n~ 1n Kr1sb&nt: Aus trith a. '1'HE TRIP down a nd back took L20 hours or fltl!ht time, .. T ay lot said. "Out or those 120 hours, I h~d about 20 hours or bad weather. But my plane r an like a sewmg machine." "Air traffic control called out t. he Coast Gu •. which accompanied me the la.st 200 or 300 mi.lea m y trip," be said . 111 was really glad to see the We decided to land at Half Moon Bay rather thJ Oakland because it cut 30 minutes off the flight." . TAYLOR. WHO arrived home Oct. 13, Is pl ning to retire his faithful aircraft as it has logget 1,100 hours . He would Hke to donate it to tl' Sm ithsonian Institution or the Experiment Ai rcraft Association. .. ,,,.,y ltJW Au:-l1 uhan offl nal1;> sul me down with a c·up of ku aotl took ~·ur~ of customs and all my papeN ork for mt'." he swd ..,uylor later rlt:w to several other Australian n tll!l. hut hu, rc•turn t rip w<1s postponed due to the death of hi.~ uwth~r in tht: l'111ted States. Taylor _took ~ 1•om rnen·1:1I n1i.:ht ho~e for several days. If Taylor's plane hums, it's because he took tuu1 ycan to build it lhe way he wanted it. The 11l:rn1• designed by John Thorpe of Sacramento, origint11ly held only 30 gallons of fuel, but Taylor mod1ried it to hold 155 gallons. installing ruel tanks 1n the wings and next to his seat. As for breaking other records. T aylor says · someone came along with the right plane and thi financing, he m ight think about it. "There is still the Class A record to be broke <planes weighing 1,100 pounds or less). But that' pretty risky." 1 Fuel remai()ed his main concern on the last Crash Kills Countian On his first day on the job, Jose Zubia. 25, of Fullerton was killed when this helicopter crashed on roof of a partiaJly completed furniture store in Industry Monday. The chopper lost power while attempting to lower heavy air ·conditioning unit onto roof. ------------- $324,000 'Disappears' SAN DIEGO (AP) -A search Cor $324.000 in missing raw matenals 1s being called off al Topaz lnc .. and the computer equipment manufac· turer is writing off the loss -or theft -which amounts to about hair its second-quarter profits. After a two-month search by out· side auditors and investigators. of· ficials said Monday they stil1 don't know if the materials were stolen or just lost. Tb~ company's earnings report Monday said profits for tbe quarte.r ended Sept. 30 were lowered to $310.000 or 10 cents a s hare. com pared to $436,000 or 14 cents a share for the same period last year . The p r ofits would h a ve been about $600,000 otherwise, sairi Topaz presi· dent Kenneth Olsen Sales were S1 .8 million compared lo $4.7 million. Olsen said the only thing de· termined by the long investigation is that the products were received by the company and aren 't missing through a ny fra udulent billing scheme. Choose your degree program carefully! Wilen yr;u decide to auend sct1001 to lurtner y~1ur personal ..ind pro1eo::.s1onal qrow111 . you 1<,(lOv1 rvu Ji hP 111vust1ng t11ne and rnoney rin an 1nipor1ant goal 111 your Ille Whctf1e1 yo.•IH fl11w1; fo()ldi. a earner 1n tnt: 11ea11n .ervir.e~ r.ornputers.. marketmq n1i'lr\a~Jenit0-r1f ecu11orn1c-. 1.iw c ·r nny olner ore 1f P ,..,, in Nat1ona1 \J'11,e1s11y c.1 1 t: c. {"U ,Jrt'pd1e f(lr \"J'" 10<>1 Al Na1t11r.0 _11 • ro:,t, vJ1: 11 t " ,1 rh 1r ·~ u•1u1::r p11 re,-.1;1 11.111<e 1.or.ao..iaie Led' ~h Hd'-'110 •'it'"!> f'11 J 1 Ldv• a•1c11 "' .Adn 1n--,11,,• 11 11, 111 1\.1 I ~a:1 .1alt: ufllve•"ty a r•...: torr-t·• "an.JJe t i , 1., ue ">1.: • ..,10.-11 c:: '"''" : ·~;r .. l ..it•ll ~ut>e•1n1e11ot-n· •,t "::><,I t, L>r V\.1:1•s 1ea1 l•t.~ 1• r 1 .. 1 '11'111!• 1,11!> 11 r-•1~111c'>S nianaqt!11.en• J"r1 • _idn: .11.,r, 1 01:t1J\1Jr Trot•su· :., -'"" 1 .... 1..,d<10111' ,,.,,.,,,, .t> IJm r111U111, .. "1 .,.1~ a •ii u..it;u,: 1rves1fnro11" 'tlt1r fu1t11!" 1• c1t...1' ,0111 ,, 1 t' riJPC,IP•t'••I '•f.•fl! •· N,11iu11dl\Jfl"P':»l'r '1C, ;11t:c.r,11r • t•.Jd ,,,,1p1 I 1 l r l t•fl• •1,1•11111 a11eno ~·,e 1.11q r.1a, ,f! • Call tor ·'1101'11,.,; vr Irvine (714) 957-628~ l-4'1f'l'\1';1' fit ' t.•• • t I f1l1lill ••11 ft1)j111(df\hi N \fl 1\lf , .. ,p rr IO ,_. ' .... tf .... .,~ .. , 1+lt1t·t\ Vf·f). A'-'['' v•·Ci 1 •• 11·• ,, "°1Uti '"'' t.~ (.,11·••1t••1,, ''tlh 1 •'-·I l , .. .., 11' •I •' I J~'' I t I ilf I ,. •t:i.l ,.. , IJ 1.-•• 11,, •r1,, "' t <. "' 1 .. ,.,. t ( ""ti! · A ,.., ,., ... , ,. t Di tl,u, f't r • ., .. Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge Per Person & SHRIMP Regular '13'5 S e r v ed with Soup du Jour. baked potato. Vegetable de Gardiner SUNDAY CHAMPAGMI-IRUMCH1 11 :30 to 2:30 ••• i Campus X-rated l ! Nudes Cavort on Lawn/or Ph.D.{ OAKLA ND (AP> -Students at More University ha ve sex on their minds and in their curricul um. But tKi !f)flger will courses on ·' l-\m· damentals of Sensuality, .. "Mutual Pleasurable Shmulation" and the li ke be offered on the school's posh 22-acre retreat in nearby Lafayette. Starting Wednesday, classes begin al the new ca mpus. a r ickety 14-room purple Virtorian house in downtown Oakland. ''P EOPLE COU LD get uptight about that." said John Flores, assts· t ant to the Oakland city manager. However, he said he's received no <'Om plainls. Adde d Sgt. Robert Nichelini. assistant to the Oakland police chief, "No permits are required to run a college. As long as they don't disturb the neighbors and conduct the ir classes indoors. we would have no interest." Neighbors in Lafayette reacted with silent stoicis m when naked people ca vorted onttie More commune lawns. However , when the school incorporat· ed in 1978, that was the last straw. They persuaded Contra Costa County to go to court. and an injunction was granted against the sctiool. Operations con- tinued because an appeal has not been resolved. Dennis Morgan. administrator of More Unive~ity. said the school de· cided to move to "get out from under the injunctive cloud ... Now, we're goingtobeableto reacb more people." The fir st More co mmune w's founded in 1970 by Victor Baranco, :a for m er applian ce s alesman artd Universal Brotherhood minister. ub der a philosophy o( "responsible h ed on is m ." Mo r g c.n s aid ttte Lafayette commune would stay Opef. with students commuting to the new campus. ' . IN ITS EAR I. V days, More 'sreputl· tion ''hadhornyold used -carsalesm~ s howing up at our doors." .Morgari s aid. • But, he said. srholastic sex "is dorte in a formal course setting supervised by medical personnel." The sd 100l is licensed by the state tO grant bachelor 's degrees and a Ph.I) in sensuality. None h as been granted so far. although Morgan sa1d several students are close to getting their degrees. Bus ·Vandals Study Topic LOS ANGELES (AP) -The Southe rn California Rapid , Transit District bas awarded a; 90-day, $10,000 contract to Pro·· ject HEAVY Central to develop~ a plan for eombattJng vandalism I o n public buses. Proje ct· HEAVY, a youth services ,agen· cy, will solicit public opinion: through a telephone hotline and• meetings wit.h community agen-\ cies throughout Los Angeles. NEVER BEFORE AN OCTOBER SAIF 40% OFF TO REDUCE OUR STOCK OVERLOAD ONE WEEK ONLY OCfOBER 20-25 =-:c jilil ~ , >·C ::; ::a c iilff -· 4w ~ ~""·C • ~ .. i '. . . .... ~ SUITS ' s177 reg. NOW 295 s147 rq. NOW 245 '129 rq. NOW 2JS SPORT COATS '159 rq. NOW 265 t. '135 rq. NOW 225 1 111 rq. NOW 185 TROUSERS s 37 reg. NOW 62 NOW I 33 ng. 55 s 28 ~g. NOW 47 • ~"'"V· 11/tt rntlon• not lnd ucJ••tf t 7TH & IRVJNE AVE. • WESTCLIFF PLAZA NEWPORT BEACH • 645-0792 I t • , o a11y P1101 Edlt~...-..-1 .. n69e .... .--~~. Barbara Krelblchl Edltorlat Peoe Editor --------------------------------~~-Tualday. October 21 , 1980 Thon\u Keevll/EdltOf RObet1 N. Weed/Publisher Reg U 1 at i ng utes: Effort That Works On<"e ln a whll~ t:O\'t'mrmmt doe:-"om t>I hln~ that· prarticaJ and that really :wt•nl!I lO work l.,_ast )'car tht• su.u~ 1.~jit1 :s l.alure pA>~H!d " lull eslabllshln& th · nc'4 Uffll'.c of Adnunanrauve L4w cOAl.l tt~ purpose "tu; to rontml tht• 1l1rrt'd1blt-now of rc~ulntaonio. spew.-ct forth b~ sonw lOO s t ate tt1tt>nc1('is at u rutl! thut wtt:. 11dd1n.i rnon· tha11 t.!,000 pHJ<<'s I)( nt'\\ rult·~ to lht' l'ulaforn1 H A<11111nastrull\1t· t 'odt• t.•\'t.'r\' Y«Ur The OAI. "as startt•d up Jul~ \ th1. t•a1 1rnct 1t~ f1r'<t thret• m1>nth." uf npv rat1on "·'"' ti 3~ Vt'1 n·nt tlrop in tht· numt>l'r ot new rult.• .;u1J m1t11-d . 111rnporl'<1 "1th tht· ~a nw pt:riod ta.st yt••u fhrou~hout tht' pn•va<>u:-; 10 ) t'<•r" tht·n· had bl•en u 'lk <•d~ 7 ~t.·r'('t•nt :mnuul 1nr 1 t•:1st> Of !ht• OC'W rtipala t l\lll:> rt.•\'ll'\H'd h) I ht> (),\I . .!.2 Vl'l cent Wl'l't.' li1suµpro' t'd for r.ulln ~ to ml'l'\ H ll' req \all't' ments of nt•l'l'~S1h .• 1uthonl\, d~nt\ .ind ro11~1slt•nn with e x.istinK laws · · · Of the reg ulat ion~ ~ubm1ttt-J h~ .;;(.ttt' ut,:cn<'1t'~ <t!> "emergencies ... 23 pern•nt \\er~ rt·Jt'dt'd when the OAI. found no ernergcnr) cx1stt'd thcrt.'b~ requmng full public hearin~s on the pr oposl'cl rule:. There 1s no doubt t h4lt the :..iwe ome p rohft.'ntt 1on ot new government re~ul.illon:. hai> placed H te rrible and often confusing bu rden on bu51nt'::.S. industry and an dividuals. The OAL atte n1pl!> lu 1dt~nt 1f) these pro blems through frequent st aff mt•ct1ng~ with eham bers ot commerce. taxpayer assotiat1ons l'Onsumer groupc; and business and industry representauves The aim, of course. is to t r~ to see that citizen in terests are protected by sensible regul al!ions, nut thwart ed by poorly drafted or s uperfluous new rules. California is the first state to (·reale this type of reg· ulation review mechanism. It seems to be getting off to a good start. Unfortunately, the same can't be s aid for efforts to control the federal regulation factories. So far nothing has had much effect and the conclusion seems to be that there are just too many government rules to cope with. That's like saying, if you've got too much of a bad thing there's no point in trying to get rid of any of it. Propositions Off er Help Three propositions on the Nov 4 ballot seek to correct certain inequities that have developed since passage of Proposition 13 in 1978. AU were approved by the state Legislature. A1J three deserve support. * • • • Propo111tion 4 would permit an exception to the 1 per· cent property tax lirrit imposed by Proposition 13 by permitting local gove nments, with the approval of two- thirds of the voters, to finance r apital improvements with general obligation bonds. The bonds could be used only to fund such projects a s needed school, police, fire, water and sewage facilities. Proposition 13 permitted an e xception lo the 1 pe rcent rate to meet indebtedness approved by the voters prior to June 1978, but not after that date. As a result. local gov· ernments have not been able to take advantage of more reasonable general obligation bond financing for needed projects. This has been especially burdensome in growing areas. lf two-thirds of the voters in a given area agree that a new project is needed, their government should be permitted to proceed with it under the most equitable financing terms. The Daily Pilot recommends a YES vote on Proposition 4. •••• Proposition 5 would clarify the terms "newly con- structed" and "change in ownershi p·· with regard to pro· perties damaged or destroyed by natural disasters, or when reconstruction is required to meet earthquake stan- dards. Under Proposition 13, a property rebuilt following a disaster becomes "newly constructed" and is subject to reassessment at current value. The same applies if an owner is obliged to acquire a new home to replace a damaged or destroyed property. · Propostion 5 would remove the reassessment penalty for persons forced to rebuild or relocate as the result of a disaster or to meet earthquake safety standards. The Daily Pilot recommends a YES vote on Proposition 5. . . .. . Proposition 7 also would permit an exemption from the term "newly constructed" in the case of the construe lion or addition of a solar energy system to an existing business, farm or residential property, and thus an ex- emption from additional assessment for tax pu11>oses. This clearly would be an incentive to owners to take ad· vantage of energy-saving solar technology. The Dai}) Pilot recommends a YES vote on Proposition 7. • Opinions expressed in 1he space above are those of the Daily Pilot Other views expressed on this p age are those of their authors and ar,tists. Reader comment 1s invited Address The Daily Pilot p o Box 1560, Costa M esa. CA 92626 Phone (714) 642·432 t · Boyd/Paychecks By L.M. BOVD President Jimmy Carter never sees h.is payC'heck . The While House Payroll Offire sends it straigtit over to his bank for deposit. That's not always the way it was . hQwever. Historical footnotes show that the payroll clerk hand-carried it to the Chief Executive's desk in the days or Calvin Coolidge. First time that clerk showed up there, Coolidge said but two words: "Come often." Thal old Ben Franklin was a bright fellow is common Dear Gloo1ny t Gus Webster's new de flnl · tlon of "politic al uylum" ahouJd be "A free lunch on the U.S. wellareayatem." M.J.M. ......... & ... ,. .... . -" ......... , .......... -~ ........ knowledge. Less widel y known is tht! fad that as a young {Tian he also was ex- ceedingly strong. Most prin· ters customarily carried one frame of type at a time. Franklin habitually hauled two up and down a flight of stairs. Odd, is ll not, that the o ldes t ri v er in North America is West Virginia's New River? Each of 10 parts of the human body is spelled with only three letters. Arm, ear. eye, gum, jaw. leg. lip. rib and toe. That's nine. What's the tenth? So I asked. Do you know it's exceedingly dif· ficull lo remember all of these words without writing them down? The missing one was hip. The classic "Silent Night" was written for a guitar ac· companiment. That's how Franz Gruber meant it In 1818. What he was trylna to do WU come Uf With a IUb· atltute piece o mualc that wouldn't need the church or· aan. Mice had chewed hol• in the bellows of that thing. ' Nleholb von Hoffman Immigrants Who Can't Leave ltt'pOrts com1na out of Puerto tt1~0 l ndH'Ull' 1 larae number of peooplt on that Island poasHaion v.L Ut~ Un!la!d St~ are-more than unt11.1ppy with Commander· in l'h1t·f <.:1u1~r Th~y don't un· cl t•r s 1.u11<J why the ir small tiomt•lund should bel'ome the ,.;lte for whlll amounts to a con· 1·e nlrst1o n camp for 10,000 rvfut(et( 'ubans. It a11pc11r11 that none of Wi on 1 lw rl11llnlw1d want these people :H'u und und ~o. with d ee l ions l'omrng uv. thto White H o u s e dumped them on a piece of Am ~ric<1 n territory that doesn't have tht! right to .,io t e and tht.'refore lo fend off these un- 1\'ersally unwelcome persons. The heroics of the boats bat- lll ng their wcly to and from Cuba und Florida may have been a quick propaganda coup for us but a longtime blessing for Richard Reeves Fidel. At the least he has cleared his Island of dissent. There will be no Gdansk type uprising In Havana : the Max 1mum Leader has exported the leadership and the courage needed to bring Ruch a thing off IF OUR POLICY ts to subvert Castro we have injured our own chances by welcoming every troublemaker, boat rocker or potential saboteur Our 1m m 1 gration policie!I ove r the year:. have worked to ens ure t~e pres· ent government will be 1n power till the tum of the cen· tury. You might say we've pro· vided Mr. Fidel with a soft firing squad. He gets to eliminate his enemies by sending them· to lhe United States rather than to the wall. But now it is beginning to ap- pear that Mr. Fidel has seized on this opportunity to take care of his social problems as well as his political ones. Judging from the information oozing out, he has sent us , in addition to the freedom fighters, his shoplifters, his whoremasters, his robbers. hl11 ort11n1try , r1m1n<e l• wh,, will ply \h1·1r \r1W1"' •J1il1•er i,ny haw or none, untirr '':l!Cltl41~m u t:UllY at1 undPr ....,,,, "'''~"' IT WI I.I. 'f AK t. ;,,,,.,. rn•1re month11 h1111r t: w,. '"'' k r111w with any l'•Jf1fifl":m ·• wt,;;,l µoo·r1·~ntage Of lht!.'lf• i.arrlV Ftft, Ni>f ,. thf: dregs of hii1 11ur111.1·•m11 t1u\ " 111 alrt:ady obv lfJll \ tli ~tl <:a ,l r o h as snook cn.'C.I th1· 'l<ink•!l!S yet one more lime I n mittl~ris ltki: lhes1· you can't get snookered unless you a.id in your own snw kcring The mo· ment the first or the thousand showed up 1n Cuba pleading to be taken here, we reacted like an ugly woman to whom an out rageous compli ment was being paid. Every defector from every communist tyranny 1s greeted and held up as living proof ol the superiority of our way over Marxist-Leninism. something which ought to be obvious to anyone who isn't a congenital ninny even without defectors. In the case or the Cubans there were those obligatory newspaper cartoons of Lady Liberty holding up her torch. Gave me your poor, Indeed. It was a ftM idea it"hundred years ago when that copper-clad female was erected in New York harbor. There were also about 70 mi Iii.on people on a rather empty continent and what looked to be enough work for all. There will shortly be 250 million of us that's ~ quarter of a billion, and there already is an unemploy- ment problem. ADMITTING unskilled masses who can't go home again and who can't be deported no matter what despicable acts they may commit isn't sensible. During the height of the great immigrations from Europe, a large number stayed here onl) ror a lime and then went home It's been estimated that as many as a third did not find America the land of thei r dreams. Unsatisfactory as our present policies in regard to Mexican workers may be, at least they can come and go without hijack- ing airliners. In Europe, the industrial na· tions have been using workers from their less industrialized neighbors, Spain, Portugal, Turkey, etc., for 20 years or more. When there is no work, they go home. They're not trapped strangers in a strange land and the country in question isn 'l stuck with people who have no work and don't want to be there. PRESIDENT CARTER did considerable granchtaoding dur· ing the weeks the Cubans were coming across. His position was the more the merrier , whoopeee! see how everyone wants to come to the land of the free . In fairness. he couldn't do otherwise or we'd all have yelled at him for being mean spirit.ed. Everyone. the president in· eluded, wanted to posture. and make like Burt Reynolds in one or his heroic roles. Now they're here and some of them are nasty and unwanted, but Puerto Rico. with an unemployment rate that is officially around 20 percent and unofficially closer lo 40, doesn't deserve thjs. Will Ainerican Auto Firnts Go Overseas? 1 Th&3 '3 the first o/ two Richard Heeves i·olumns on the Amencan aulomobtlemdus'fry J DETROIT ''The Ford Motor Company will survive,·• s aid Philip E. Benton Jr , a vice presi· dent of the company. "It may be much different than it is now. It m ay be international, but the company wall s urvive." Benton, the general managerof the company's r ord Division, the b as i c d o m e stic c ar c ompan y , s poke affably and rational· ly But, I think we both knew. h e w a s thre aten i n g the govern · ment and the peopl e of th~ United States. Support us or else! Or else. what ? "There are three choices," he said . "The government can sup- port us. The government can take on the Japanese and cut down im· ports. Or, we can go offshore -we could manufacture c ars and trucks for the American market anywhere. Say. South Korea." The economics of self-exile are r lt~a r. It costs an American Art Hoppe a uto mo bil e m a nuf acturer something like $1 7 J)(:r man·hour to produce a car: It costs a Japanese manufacturer about $9 per man·hour. Under a free trade system, the Japanese have the op· lion of delivering a comparable car to an Amen can buver for less money, or dehvenng a better car for tbesame price. BUT WOULD THE American auto companies really become foreign manufacturers · in, say, JO years? "We would do what we have to do,'' said Benton, who he aded up F ord's extremely successful European truck ope rations before coming back home last November "We start off dis believing that we would have to do something like that because or what it would do to the country. The industries that s upply us steel. aluminum, glass would evidently follow us offshore " THE AUTOMOBILE industry. which with suppliers, dealers and repair, arcounts for one·fifth of the gr06s national product. will become the test.case for the kind of economic future the nation will have. The foreign vs. domestic car battle -with J apanese im· ports now accounting for 25 per cent of the American market -1s very complicated. but the conse quences of the decisions made m the next eouple of years are not. The United States for the foreseeable future cannot com· pete with many other industrial natio ns. parti c ular ly in- dustrialized Asian countries. So, we. the people. as opposed to Ford, have an un comfortable choice: I) TA.KE OUR reduced place in am ulti-nationa).free·t.rade world, knowing that many basic goods will be manufactured offshore and that millions of American workers and thousands of busi· nesses will be disrlocated -that me ans out of jobs and out of busi- ness. 2) Or, begin putting together a complex protectionist structure to kee p foreign products out, knowing that we will then lose foreign markets that provide other millions of jobs and support thousands of domestic busi · nesses. 3) Or, finally. ··Ruy American" knowing that. we are not getting the best but are, at least for awhi le , maint ai n i n g the livelihood and standard of living of m any fellow Americans. Patriotis m is the last ref- uge of scoundrels and auto com· pames. That's what the new car commercials are really about: Buy our cars and save our women and children from the Arabs and J apanese. Benton and other automobile executives now jet back and forth to Washington saying all that they need is some time to become com- petitive again. Keep Toyota and Datsun and Honda out for a few years and we'll take care of ev- erything. My guess isthatlhat is a lie -that they will, in fact, use' that time and the money generat- ed by patriotic sales to build and tool·up for offshore manufacture. THE DREAM OF Ford and General Motors, l suspect, is to keep the American market and open the China market - manufacturing the cars and trucks ror both where labor is cheaper than it is in Detroit. There are very tough choices ahead. For Washington and for each of us. The goven!ment has to decide what kind of place America will be for the next 20 or 50 years. Many of us have to de· cide. too -the choice between a Ford Escort and a Toyota Corolla is a political choice. Made in U.S.A.or Made in Japan. A Few More Propaganda Victories May Break Us and send them up for 20 years. Oh, it was a jubilant scene in Washington last week when Cuba announced it was returning those two Cuban hijackers to the United States. A Lockheed Jetstar was im· mediately dispatched to Havana to brlng the culprits back in handcuffs. And over at the State Department, N i l e s Bullfinch , head of the Cuban Affairs Section, broke out the sherry. "l knew Fldel Castro would eventu.U, have to knuckle under to world opin.ton and send these hi· Jacken back to us instead of t.hrowlna them into Cuban prlsona, '' said Bullfinch. happily ral•lnahl11lus. ,.TllAT'8 RIGHT, aif."'raaid his easer ~ uala'8nt, Harl!f. Fe1tlt .. •ca.tro certUnlf couJdn t stand uoUNr e.rualiln1 prop. a1a.ndadefeat." "Another?" · '1 was r eferring to the Freedom Flotilla, sir. As yousald when the first boatload or .Cuban refugees arrived {n Miami, 'This proves to the world that the op- pressed Cuban people will sacrifice all to nee the oppressive Castro regime.· What a prop· aganda victory that was!•• "Yes, as I explained to the pr.esident the other day, I didn't know at the time how many more propaganda victories woutd be following." us these two felonious criminals. Again." ''Again?" "It just occurred to me, sir, that they were among tt\e 125,000 he originally sent us. When it comes to victories, can we count them twice?" ·'Not so loud, Festis. Maybe we'd better quietly convict them "JUST nDNK, sir, 125,000 of them to date. Castro keeps hand· ing us these propacanda victories on a silver platter. The man must be mad." "So's the president. Fesus. He naure& that so far' these victories have coet the country several bund.red mUUon doUars and hlm lhutateof Florida. He now has 24 wanhlPI off the coaal to keeJ>1lftY -·• more victories from sneakln1 11bore. '' ''Clllki. fell ine. ,..,.,., do &bey "Well, at least we put the ..._GI me In CaWbnda!" preuure on Cutro, 1lr. Look bow quickly be caved in and sent • - Let's see, it costs $11.000 a year to keep a man in prison. So that's $4-40.000, plW!I the trial, plus ... Oh, l hope the president doesn't get wind of' this." "WHAT I DON'T understand. sir. is if we originally welcomed these two freedom seekers as propaganda victories when lhey fied Cuba. why didn't Castro do the same when they fled the U.S.?" • ·'He probably couldn't afford it, Festls. One "lore propaaanda v ictory and we may go bankrupt." "Gosh. air. it looks as though Castro hu us where he wants WI. lstherenolhing we can do?" "Wait, Fesus, I've got ill Once we bring over these two freedom seekerft In handcuffs. we'll try them. convict them and expel them back to Cu~a as illegal ·-a+tehs. •• "Brilliant, sir. And 1f Castro tr\ea to send them back a third time?'' "We11 blow 'em out of the water!" -·-·--·-·-----_ ...... ~ -.... • NATION r TU9$day, October 21, 1980 DAIL y PILOT A 7 Cost Calculated Chemic-I Labs, yes. Chinese Restaurants, no. $254,000 to Raise a Child . NEW HHtk \Al'l ln u C'O!'l p roJt'I' Uon that pullJ all others 1n the shade, Parent.I m ai 1nmt' uy that pattnl.5 to day will shell out $254 .000 to n•l~t' ·• baby to ait• 18 And lh1U d<l{'11n 't in dude the <'O t of <'Ollt11e. lht• m11~1u1nt :,1ud Current fedt~ral t'Stlmates of 1ht> rust ol e hild-re11rintc comt' to Just O\ H ~.000. Uw m u1.:a11nt' s1t1<1 .\N0111t:K AG •:Nl'\', THE pm at•· Population H~fcr•'rH't' Hur<>au of Washington, reporlt•J this month that its latest f1gur~ wus ~.000. lo JH•.> for 18 years at honw pill!! four .> eari. of 1·01 te1e. Parents mi.gazint' said 1nflut1on 1s the bidden joker not mt'luded 10 govern ment estimates Hut the m aii:az1ne found some of the fod eral hgure!> laughable and wondered whether the government's estimators had l'htldren One figure cited was the govern ment 's estimated S2l a week to feed a teen·aJte boy , a11other was $115 tu r lothe QUEEN IE un 1nhmt durlntt tht· first )'t!Ur a t·11tt'gory domm1itll'd by drnpcn "O ur lcwit t•oiclly way to doth(• th•· buhy 's huttom 1d1apt"r :w rvu:el 1·omt!s to S7 30 a wet-k," wrc>lt! Thornu11 1'1lhnl(. c·ontn bulln.c t•d1t11r of th" m1:11(ut1nc ·'r'h <•I 's S..1fl0 u )'t!ttr " T HE GOVt!KNM [NT fo~IGUH t;S educat10fl ro11u $!>4 ll )'t•ur after tige 5 C'om mt·ntcd TilhnK .. My 9-yc&r otd 111 tak ini. flute lessons, $4 a week plus $100 tt )'t'81 for the flute rental purd11u1c J)llU\ So I'm spend1n~ more than SJOO ri~hl thert! And 1f it's not flute lcss<>ni.. 1t 's l>kalin~ lt·ssons. math tutonng, un en<"yl·lopt.'<ha or what havt· )OU ' Most s1g nifu·&nt , the magaune said, wai. fwlure to t•akulute 1nflat1on T1lhng s aid the quarter million dollar balJy results from us ing the [1gures IS i.ued by the Agnculture Department as a starting point Add 10 pen·ent 1nflal11>n .)'{'arly and t he 1·ost nses fro m S65,000 lo $175,000 Add "I passed my phy~•l'a l. hut h{'sa1t.l I l1ad lhe ""rsr (';1M· •·I ear wax build-up tw 'd l'\'(•r ~cen ·· Fornication Lau' Blocks Custody WASHJNGTON (AP) -The U.S. Supreme Court, over vigorous dissents, has refused to help an Ulinois woman who Jost custody of her children because she has a live-in boyfriend. · By a S.3 vote. the court left intact Monday an Il- linois Supreme Court ruling th al gave custody of J ac· quelineJarrett'slhreedaughtentoherex-busband. Mrs. J arrett's appeal reU one vote short of the four needed to grant full Supreme Court review of her case. Justices Wi!Uam J . Brennan Jr .. Thurgood Marsha•t :md H1lrry A. Blackmun voted to hear the , case. · IN A Dl~~ENTING OPINION for himself and Marshall. Brennan ch astised the high court for al· lowir ~ 1.11e use of Illinois' fornication law to create a presumptio!" ~fharm to the children. "Nothing 1n • .,,. • ... rd or in logic supports a conclusion that d1vorced parents who fornicate, for that reason alone, are unfit or adversely affect the well-being and development of their children in any degree over and above whatever adverse effect separation and divorce may already have had on the children," he said. "Illinois seldom. if ever, enforces its fornication I statute and therefore can hardly contend that there 1 is a raUooal correlation between divorced parents who fornicate and divorced parents who impair the healthy development of their children." Bre nnan added. Fornication, as a legal term, describes sexual relalioos between persons not married to each other. BRENNAN'S BRISTLING OPINION said Mrs . Jarrett cannot be presumed unfit to raise her children "because s he is a lawbreaker, for surely such a presumption would be irrationaUy over· broad. "ff Jacqueline had violated Ulinois traffic laws. abe might have lost her driver's license. but surely not c uatody or her children ... he said. Mrs. Jarrett was divorced from Walter Jarrell in Chicago four years ago. She was awarded custody of lbe couple's three daughters, now ages 16, 14 and U . In early 1977, Mrs . J arrell told her ex-husband, who saw his children regularly, that Wayne Ham- mondwould be moving in with her and the children. another 10 pt>rctnt to that total lo make UJJ for gross underestim ates brin~s 1t to SrnJ.000. .. OH 'flU: t 'INAJ, $61 ,000, f1~ure 111 earnings lo:,.l to the m other from the eh tld ·s bir th to e nrollment in kin dcr~arten. the magazine said. Thal 's bu:sed on a SI0.000-ll-Yt>Ur i.alary. plus 1n flatwn. for fi ve vc•ar:,. Hallow~ening Bandits Rob Woman in Home POHTLA!'<lJ, Ore. (AP! Two men dressed in Halloween costumes robbed a woman at ~unpo1nt in her home and took an undete r m 111t•d amount of c ash . authorities said "One ~u) was J ressed as a C'lown and the o ther h:.id .1 Dracula mask on." s aid deput} John Drum of the Multnomah Count.\ Sh~r1rr <; offire They carried a µ1 ~ l01 in..;1Je .., 1J lastic Hallowet'n µump1n n • . W.lve taken the .:ids and li~t ings that busi- nesses usl' lo call each other and put them in a separalf' book-The Los Angeles Business To Au sirwss Yellow Pages. You'll find materials, t>quipment and <>ervices from firms all over the grt'atcr Los Angeles market. And you'll fi nd them ~astt-r and edsier than ever. Chinese Restaurants? They're listed in P;:i(ific Telephone's Los AngC'lcs Consumer Yel - low Pa~es. ' · Jarrett went to court and won custody of the girls. The slate Supreme Court, in a ruling last December, said Mrs . 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CIRCUS AlnHlAlr, IF 1'HE wort.D ,~ ~EAU...Y ~PINNIN61 GAN1'r WE S:l. Y OS:~ ?' by Ftnl & Tom Johnson ,... ___ _ I THOU~HT IH,AT1S WHAT SPURS WERE" FO~! by Mell Lazarius YE?1 !!SLAT THEIZE At:e trE~Tr:ICTION'.7. FOfil rN,iANCE, we10 HAVe it> L.E~VE ON A r:r.10A'V1 ANO 5.TAV AT LEA;T' 8 "°'Y5 .... I I 1 ; , ' r:::'> 10 J / {11 ("\."'-VI ,_,. ,t U..I by Bit Keane GORDO JUDGE PARKER IT LOOK~ Lll<E A PlAINCl.OTHE!> OfTfCTIVE TALKIN0 ro THE 6UAR0' LET ME ~EE WHAT THE PRO~LEM I~.' 1'Will you write a letter to me some day, ·1 ?'' Mommy. so I can get some ma1, too. TUMBLEWEEDS , --LJGH-r u-f'JUJ:--:sc:=R:-:eA:::M~1rJ;i& ~~~ e'{· #B'S rE:t:L..ING ~A'"Tltt:~ S-ARRU1 ... 0US. NANCY THESE PeANUni 5 ULO LAST •~+--+-""°"OUGH TME POUBLE FEATURE 'Ot<Av, Q~ ... SIOL ~ 1Mnre1· • by Charles M. 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COMICS I CROSSWORD BIG GEORGE "Cowboys and lndl1ns outside!" by Kevin Fagan ij)tN(N'~ N£-J£~ 0££N 1'11' ~NftMiN1ll WPf. by Lynn Johnston SOME C.OMPUMEl'IT5 f1RE ~ lt-t8ULTING /'"' by George Lemont TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 56 Dwindles 1 P1nl 61 Abhor 5 Grades 62 EJtt1fm1nate 10 Suffenrig &4 Art works 14 P.1. negrllo 65 Alarm UNITED Feature Syndicate Monday's Puule Solved 15 Desolate 66 Sicily city 16 Bootlstl 67 Weight allow-~!!!J f7 FOftfa1her ance i:;: !liJ:J.:J !l:JDiJ acasCI i103::J :J::J:JO BO!Jc:JCl ::J::JO:.J:.JD::J:Jll ~IJUc:JQ ::J::.J.ltJiJ .J:JiJ:Jt:lDDCO !J:J:l::J.liJ :JCJrliJO 19 Am«INI 68 Ms Hayes .J::J!l::J :J(]ilurJa 20 Quiet 69 Card game 21 Sha! • DOWN 22 Re1alled 1 Spaces :J.JCl.l::J.JO.JiJ rJCUlC!l() !l:J.J iJ~:Ja:J :ioCl 3!..llJ.J:.J .!~:J:Jc:JC!laao 23 StatlOn 2 Oaf; Preti• .J.l::J.!l J :.J ::J!J:J[l 25 s.am. 3 Commu1ei 26~d plane 30 Seoul group 4 Book par1 31 Most recent S Spoke wtldty ~w.&o~ 34 Dtstent 6 -Baba ~.J!J:J.J 30Q[)[J[J ::lD.J.JO::t~JhJ ll:JOl:la !J.:JO:J!l :::J;;J:J31.JOm.Ja ::J~.J.J:J D::J;:J:J DOIJ(J .J.J.J:J:i :.ui:lJ m.:ma 3e Profit 1 unordlnary 36 lunched 2 words 26 Suri-walked 39 War vlc1im. 8 Wtllp 27 Fruit 2 words 9 Spanish art· 28 G11den pest 42 Ms. Arden 1st 2 words 43 581, in a way 10 Toast · 29 Swab 44 Spools 11 Car rentltf 31 BICk talk 45 Fillet 2 words 32 Garment 47 SJ>klnlnO toy. 12 Slalue 33 Strained 49 Al no COS! 13 Nec ... lty 35 Fiii 50 MooM's kin 18 Flnllh • 37 Ad)oln. 5 I Sapp« 24 W. Can rl11Str 2 words 53 Hastened 25 Oki Germ1n 40 Zoo animal 55 River· Sp. coin 41 ump't llln 46 Most ancient 48 Peacock's mate SI Chop S2 Ba111ng stat S3 Ou1cl\ dnnk S4 Duo SS Slun problem 5 7 Malt drinks !>8 Val S9 l/olcano 60 Bench 63 Wrath --.,, --..__._ ---------· --..... -- ~ ORANGE COUNTY~ U ~I Sele•ees Dr. B~r Named Dean ... Or. Myron Banclu, proleuor ot &>hy1lc11 at <; Irvine, h• been appointed dean of the UCI Sc'hool of Ph.Yai~al Sclent'el by the c Board of Heaenu Hla •P(>Olntment 18 effec-Uve immediately. Bander replaces Or E vt'rly Jo1easl'her. who rt'· aiped dwiq the summer lo bffome dean of the Colle .. of Arta and SelenCfS at the l ln1vers1ty of Colorado. Bander la a pbyslclat whc»e reaearl'h 1nteretU center on the theory of el•mentary part1de1. Addi· tlonal reeear('h by Bander focuses on the pro- perties ot matter when It undergoes l'hfnaes of state. AN IRVINE RESIDIENT, 81U\der has been al UCl alnce i•. Previously, he was a research as sociate al the Stanford l..lnear Accelerator Center He earned bachelor 's . m aster's and doeloral dearees in physics at Columbia Cn1vers1ty. The new dean was chosen as a National Sdence Foundation postdoctora,1 fellow m 1962 . when he conducted research a' the Center for Eurnoeao Nuclea r Research. He also was awarded an Alfred P. Sloan Fellowship for 1987-69. H~ served as rha1rman of the UCI Department of Physics for two years beginning in 1978. His replacement in that position is Dr. Richard Wallis, professor of physics. BANDER SA VS THE FACULTY and staff are looking forward lo the completion of the new physical sciences research building, now under construction. The faculty in physical sciences is not expect· ed to increase in size in the near future. Ho-hver, additional federally supported researchers are an- ticipated, according lo Bander. "Got a problem? Then w nte to Pat Dunn. Pot will cut red~. getting the on.twers and action yQIJ. need to solw iMquitiea m government and bwiness. Moil 11our qwatioru to Pot Dunn, At Your Service, Orange C003t Doily Pilot. P.O. Bor lSifi(J, C03to Mesa. CA 92626 . .U many letters as pos!ible will be o~red, but phoMd inquiries or letters not including the reCMkr's full. name. address and business hours' phone number cannot be considered. Thiscolumnappeorsdai· ly ezcept Sundays." B•ll ft• .... Tip Oii ••e• • DEAR PAT: I have a chance lo buy some "blemished" tires al a very good price. A friend told me that he's heard these tires are not safe. What do you know about this? D.T., San Clemente ••lllemlMM" Uree are aale, .._. clleek IM•· uret.11 llief.-e JNll'Claue. nra tbt fall te •Mt le&al ulttJ ........ ••1 M _..fer ecller tUa Jatc•••J aae ••IJ. Tlae •l••••ll! •••l t.e perm...-11 ........ ._. ,_ ld0i•a1." ..... fer ...,.._., -·" • .,.,. radlla ,.,, ... -1J," er ••ee611'8'allaratalem-. U ._ IMea dlaclMH tlaat .. a few caaea ••e ol ..._ *-laa.e laad ..0 marliap btdfe.I elf ... Uft lieea ..W aa "eecaadl" er .. blemtalled." AaJ ,u1-a-er Ure dlowla& evldeace el IMlfflal oe lta aWewall •-* M njeeted for lltPway aM. A trwe .. blembllecl" the meeta aaft'Q a&u· • dam ... eeeutaa oaly auface bleml9Me, wlllcla atred ..tJ IM appe.ruce. 'l'My an lawfally de· atpa ... ud Mid u aacla. J..t make aan dlle .. , ... 41eal" dft9 )'CMI lmow aboat dea't laave baff marb•tllealdewaUa. AreF.i ~ SM~ .. 1 DEAT PAT: I've heard that a person can lose wei1bt by taking a cold bath. Is there any truth to tbi1? · Vall .... I P.J .. Fountain ey A Y8 ..cea uy We la,.... .. U &lie waler la 1e11.-..-..... THbedy, .. tcaaUemptteelfaet die eeWllileek. eqeMa u e•r• .. a moat ef lteat \ ... -0 wllkll IMuU Qf•UJ u.aea. A cold badl ••••N ... esc... tlaree er fHr mlaatea. A n ... .....-tMrel 4'7 .. , ud period ., vta•rou eHrdleaflerw.,.larec9•••lle•. ,\Ill' ..,. welClat .... vane., lllree cold ba&M a / •"' c•n..l&laa ~laalf.,.... welpt .... per week. Cawll you pli111du llief.-e U'Jla& We er aQ .._.......a wel&llt-._. plu. A few leu ca..._ ...W aee• a. be far lel8 .-ceafertable .._ ~ aMnrta1 a. cold badl waler fer ~enl•...,... ...... 8ez E•lrfl W'•tdletl DEAR PAT: I've been told and have read that banka have a key to their •afe depoeil boxes, and they can &el into them whenever they wish. Is this true? G.M., Costa Mesa. Ne. A apokeamaa for &lie elate Baalll•I DeparWMll& aaya &laat al.._.. &lie bull lau a muter keJ a. OM part ol lta aafe .,..n leek ., ... .., ncla bes Wder U. Ma owa aeparale keJ. fte bu c..-be .,_... _.... .._. key• are ... limaltue••ly. U a •s lliaNer ._. 11M ,.... ... nMal after OH year, or UM.._... die ....... • .-ta claarte el Illa eM8te, ecller pre-e...,_,. .... en-t. A ••1111t•ll•• el &Ille cemilJ w.-inr'a el· fld ·-N ,..__. wlllle &lie aale .. ,111& llias la ................... -.......... keJ. All n•t t ., ..... s .._are MN" &Mballk fw en• ,_,.. 11 • elal• la •Mt Q a leCl&l••le ,...... ,,.."., ... •rlllMI ............ ATIMEFORME AftWwt D 1 •lfe/....,pl 2 I • How to balanCe Your tocial. pef90nll, lntoflec:tual aM C9rMt ltellYle for the purpoM of building Mlf.wOl'tt\. ..._.·11111._ llall .. hllP.M. ... frwht1ienWwtH be__. . . APPOINTED DEAN OF PHYSICAL SCIENCES Dr. Myron Bander. Profeuor of Phya&ea Bowers Tour Offered Orange Coast College's Community Ser vice Office will offer a tour of Santa Ana's Bowers Museum at 10 a.m. No v. 8. Tickets are $3.50 and must be purchased in ad- vance from the OCC Ticket Office. F'or more information call 556-5527. Tuesday. Oc'ober 21 1980 Nuke Issues UCI Lecture The issues of nuclear energy and nuclear wea pons will be discussed by Dr. Micruo Kaku, a nuclear physicist, in an address at UC Irvine Thursday. Kaku. aisol'iate professor of nuclear physics at City College of New York, will give a lecture tilled ''Nuclear Power , Nuclear Weapons : Two Sides of t he Same Coin" in UCl's Socia l Science Hall at 7:30 p.m . • KAKU HAS BEEN AN OJlponent of the nuclear power industry for some time. He was the fi rst nuclear physicist critical of nuclear power to vi~lt Three Mile Island and has a ppeared on lhe PBS television program "Advocat es." Kaku's UC I address is sponsored by the UCI Alltant'e for Survival and the AssO<'iated Students. Admission is free to !'ltudents. General admission 1s Sl. Tickets art: available al the door or in ad- vance at the Associated Students Box Office, Gateway Plaza. UCL "',,,..... ..... ""° ------SI loe JUt&I S.t-f..,. SI-<11 YCM 0- IC_,, s ..... -... YCM AIHI CC>eTA ._..141.1211 , .. ..._ ..... .. ,.._ ~15-0401 -~~(S.A Ole.-P-owy. 94 .. ...., .. ..., I TUMG'S ....otll.AL ACUPUNCTURE • ~~~ c.<l•!lea Acupul'Clun• Cll1neM.--- DI. AMllOSI, LIM HtW. t .. s.r.... 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"but you s tick with it because you know he'll make some adjustment. and it'll be back the next inning." Ph1ladelphia't1 lef't handed pltrhmg ace will take the mound ul about S 15 p, m. POT 1n Game Six or the lUllO World sen es wath Kan11 u City At that moment, he will be only 'l7 outs from giving the Phillies their first world chatmpioruihip in the 80 years the franchise has existed. 0.. Tl' To1tlgllf O.a1111rl -1 af 5: I 5 Right-h a nder Ric·h Gale, 18·~ this season, will be the man charged with keeping Kansas Cit y in the game until the f<oyals hitters can fathom Carlton. A man of ultimate ar hievement, he has won two Cy Young awards llnd probably will chum has third for a 24-9 performance and 2.34 earned run average an 1980 expressions on 'the mound twitching and stre tching his fac ial muscles are calculated and ritualized for a purpose on ly he fuUy knows. "I said before we're going lo have to beat Steve Carlton to win this thing." Gale said. "Now we're at that point. You either beat Ca rlton, or we lose it in s ix." HE WENT INTO a silent a ct ~bout five years ago. and speaks only to a sele ct group which includes has w1fe. Beverly. their two cruldren and a few close friends. What he is reelin2 at this very moment as His isolation is almost totaJ, and his das regard for arhievements is storied. He never did pick up his second Cy Young a w ard; it still sit s i n the Ph ill ies clubhouse. In their l2years. the Royals had not gotten past the American League playoffs before this year. They lost the first two games of the Series in Philadelphia . then took the first twnnfthPirlhree-eame homestand. "The one amazing capacity he has as to concentrate and adjust his game." s ays Phillies catcher Bob Boone. "He adJUSts as well as any pitche r in the game. lie can Philad elphia won 4·3 on Sunday , <See SERIES, Page 8 2) STEVE CARL TON Porter Still Fighting Off A Chamber of Horrors PlDLADELPHIA <AP) -Two singles Sunday brought at lea.st temporary relief from the most frightening slump of his career, but for Darrell Porter the World Series of 1980 has been just like the year 1!8)-acbamberofhorrors. 'lbe starting catcher for the American League All-stars last July, Porter was O·for-10 in the Kansas City-Philadelphia Fall Classic when he singled in his fitst at-bat in Game Five. He later added another single and ripped a pitch that could have gone for extra bases if Pete Rose had not made a great s top behind first bue. Still, he has no idea whether he's finally shaken the ineffective· ness that gripped bis game about a month alter he returned from a drug and alcohol rebabllltation center in Arizona. "I don 't know what's wrong," he said. "I just don't know. I don't think I'm through . Heck, I'm only 28 yean old, not 38. I keep think· ing that I'll have it back next year. Next year I'll be my old self." grips with them. There was the bitter , painful d ivor ce at age 24 that h ad made him feel betrayed and rejected. There were the life·long conflicts with a de· manding, domineering rather, himself an alcoholic. BUT ABOVE ALL. there was thefearor failure . The season was three weeks old when he made an emotional return to Kansas City and stood before team· mates , reporters and television cameras and said. "Six weeks ago. I went to Joe Burke and advised him that I a m an alcoholic and a drug ad· diet.·· His first month back . nobody could get him out and his average soared to over .350. Then, overnight. his touch deserted him. He wound up hitting .249, his worst since 1976. IDS "OLD SELF" was one of the best catchers in the game. In 1979 he PORTER tied a Royals' record by driving in "I just have to keep working. and kee p believing that God has a purpose for all this," be says. ''God is testing me. I really believe that. lt seems that He would want me to do well, to be an Inspiration to other people with similar problems . U2 runs and became only the second catcher in the history ol the American League to break the 100 mark in walks, runncored and nma driven indurinl a sin•de aealCJD, "WOULDN'T YOV THINK THAT, too? But I know God sees thllla• a lot differently than we do, and all I candolskeepmy faith. I'll Just keep trying to do as well as I can." Nobody knew tben the mustachioed star actual· ty was a tortured young man caqbt in~ &riP or a drug and alcoboJ dependence that, be felt, was threatening bia sanity. Finally, during sprin& train· ing, be went to General Manager Joe Burke and told him bewaagoiftatoseek immediate help. A yount woman who works at Royals Stadium returned a bat to Porter Sunday that be bad &iven her last summer. She said be went into his slump right after he gave her the bat and be should use it now to break the slump. . He promised he would, but later he said the bat really hadlittletodowlth it. "My life is miserable, Joe. I can't go on anymore," he told tbesbocked Burke. The next day he flew to The Meadows in Wicken- burg, Arii., and spent the ne~ six weeks in intense psychological therapy, explonng !he ~orces that led to bis chemical dependence and fighting lo come to "The truth is, "he said later . "I changed m y stance and the way I hold the bat. The bat she gave me , I broke on the first hit. Butthe other way m akes a bet· ter story, doesn't it. I guess that's about all l 've been good forthisyear, a lolof good stories." Despite Gold Gloves Bowa Continues To Bug Phillies PHILADELPHIA (AP ) -Lil· tle Larry Bowa has been the center of a storm ever since he came lo the Philadelphia Phillies in 1970. This year bas been no dif· ferent. maybe even more thunder and lightning. · Some Phillies' officials would like to unload the short.stop who baa a career fielding mark of better than .980. He is referred to as a weak bitter, but bas post· ed a lifetime batting average of better than .280. Bowa never ceases to amaze. He ia 8-for·20 for a .400 batting average I.ii the first five games of tbe UllO World Sertes against Kansas City. BOWA IS A HUSTLER, a needler of bis teammates as well u the oppoeition. He is a self· made player, a player no one tboulbt would ever make lhe majorleques. Bowa won Gold Gloves in 1972 ud 11'71. and there are many wbo believe be should have won atleuttbreeorfourmore. Wby tben do the Phillies want to 11t rid of the flery com- peU\Ol'1 OM NMOD la b1I pencbut for debatbll the manaaer'• strategy ud UMup on a radio proaram be U. ill Ph.U*1pbla, b1I UD· bridled maner al 1pealdna out · ud Dal WGITJtna about the ef· feetoltu.WOl'Cll. ~r l• Ulat he'll be 3S J::' lld DtJlt IHIOD, bu loat a ._ II bil an•t nnae, and ._. II tbll SUP In wbat once .,.. -el U.. . belt tbrowtn1 ~·-·•tilll. in 1981." which means he has 10 years in the majors, the last five with the same team . As such he has to approve any trade. "I'll be here two or three more years." Bowa insists. "l'm not going anywhere. unless they give up . . . " and be rubs bis fmgers in the sign of a lot or money. Asked why the Phillies want to get rid of him. Bowa says can- d idly, "It's because of me not playing well this season until August." WHILE THIS HASN'T been one of bis better years; he W'e e...e ellt el tile •••~ ••Id. I• t•e tieat •I .-pr, ll'e ... .................. played extremely well in the last six weeks of the season, in the National League Playoffs and in the Series. •'I know that and they know it," be said. He says of his conalant con· fllct with Manager Dallas Green. a tou&b. aarcutk man who ignores the so-called star image, "We come out of the same mold. In tbe beat of anaer, we say things that look bad." . ··sure I feel l 've loat somethllla <lhi• aeuon), but not enough to hurt the ball club.'' Bowaaaid. Rose Tops On Royals' Hate List PHILADELPHIA (A P ) Pete Rose is relieved to be back in friendly territory after being hit in the head with a plastic cup, taunted by hostile fans and needing a police escort in the wee kend World Series games in Kansas City. •'They were pretty rough," acknowledged the tough little battler of the Ph il adelphia Phillies. "I'm used to being booed and belted. lf I were there in a white uniform. they would Jove me. "I consider il a compliment to my aggressiveness.·' P. .. s 10.year-old son. Petey, also wu. tfoQted and twice hit with debris by aroused Royal rans. "I didn't mind most of the signs, like the one that said 'The Aqua Velva Man Slinks,' " the combative 39-ye ar-old filrsl baseman said. "But some of the signs were really raw. They didn't bother me but I thought about the John Doe sitting there ·with bis 10-year-old daughter." Royal fana hung effigies of Roae and exhibited signs which said: "Hey, Peter , we never pro- mised you a Rose Garden," "A Roae by any name is ugly.'' "Pete Re»e ls a hot dog -let's roast him." A Philadelphia news paper. polllnl the fans in Game Five of the Series. won by the Phillies 4.3 Sunday, produced the flndlng that Rote baa replaced the New York Yankees' Reggie Jackson u ·No. loo the Royal bate list. "It'• an .honor to be compared wltb ReUle in any way con· alderlna l 'm l ·for-19 and batting .158 in the Serles," said Rose, \be aab man in baseball biltory to aet IOO bitl in 10 aeuon1. •' l 've. never 1iven anybody any reMOG not to like me. Peo- DI• dali u~e me Jml »the)' Clon't like Muhammad Alf and llm~ Omnon. ll'I bee= I am IO .......,1ve u4 , I think, became I make to much m~ty." ' l _..., • BASKETBALL'S A BREEZE FOR MOLLY BOLIN, NOW IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. Bolin's Breezing. Basketball Star Gets Ready By HOWARD L. HANDY Ol-0•11,,. .... , .... Molly Bolin feels she has ~raduated to the big-time in women's professional basketball this year with the Southern California Breeze. The surprising thing · about this is the fact that the Breeze is a new team in a new league. the Ladies Professional Basketball Association. and Molly is moving from a two·year stint with the Iowa Comets in the rival Women's Basket- ball League. A native of Iowa, Molly doesn't like to put down the Cornets but states simply: 1'1'0 BE A CELEBRITY IN IOWA is no big deal and that isn't anything against the state. But I felt that alter my car eer there, I would be at a dead end. "I did a hot tub commercial and participat- ~ ed in charity fund r aisers such as pie eating contests, shooting baskets for charity and had an offer to jump in a tub of jello. ''But after two years, I wasn't making any money and was spending a lot of time away from my family." Jt WU fortunate for Molly that the Comets folded before the 1980·81 sea.son could get under way and she was able to si~n with the Breeze. FOR THE RECORD, Molly is the only pro· fessional woman player to score .over 50 points In a game <she hu umes of 55. S4 and 53> and was most valuable player and top scorer in the WBL laatseuon with a32.8 ll'verage. • · "I ta.Uted to representatives of quite a few teams before 1 signed with the Breeie," Molly says. "Ironically, New York wu one of those teams and the nelCt week they shut down their operation. · "In Iowa tut year, they let the bills pile up and IOllll their credit and Instead of 12 teams, they wUl have only nine this year. ''l feel the Breeie ia on a solid foundation and ao 6a the lea1ue. I don't have to worry altoul- beln1t tJAfcr&c:aUH l wu paldtnadvance." !'HE WILL NOT ONLY be a front·llne player and undoubtedly the ltar ol the team but will also serve as an assistant coach and in public relations during theorr season. , "I didn't realize l was n't like ev~rybody else." she says. "There aren't very many who like the promotional aspect along witl\ playing basketball. I do and I hope to get into television a nnouncing in the future and feel this is a much better market for that than Iowa ... When Molly s.tartcd playing basketball in grade school and then in high school, the game was different than it is in California schools. · "In Iowa , they used the half-court · rule," she says. ''If you played offense, you didn't go past half court lo play defense and you were limited t.o two dribbles. I learned to shoot by playing on offense and I like to think that l am an all-around player now and can either penetrate or shoot from outside." SHE nGURES that 75 percent of her shots are 15-18-foot jumpers . Her high school only had three sports for women athletes basketball, track and softball. "I had more encour agement to go into basketball but l did play softball in high school in a town with 708 total population. Then I went to Grandview College where there were 1.000 students and we went to the small college na- tional tournament." While she was in college she was married and look time out between her first and second basketball seuons to have a child. "When I was in college, my hus band had the dominant job. Since I have played pro· Cessional basketball (two yearal, be has switched jobs every six months and will be go· Ing to his fifth job here in Southern California. Before that he had worked for the same com· pany for about eight years." MOLL\' tEELS she Is a leader on the court, "I'm not a bossy type but I like to be a leader," ahe says. ·•t can •et alone 'With other people, especially my teammates last year when there was very Uttle communication (~IJN, Pa1e 83) 82 OAJl Y PILOT T Ulllday Oetot>et 21 I 980 A Capeute Aepo'1 from th• Wortd of Spor1e Mont~f usco Not (;ambling On New Busines8 Deal t're• .\P .,._..,<''" lNCUNE VlLLAG E, Nt'v l'tt<'h•r John II Monteluaoo 1ook hlmaelf out for a pm<'h hitter In b1a lat.I bullne81 deal be<'aust-• rHtaurant hf' ••• lftteruted in had s .. nn slot ma<'hlne•. his t-x partner sud Monday "John didn't feel like tt wu lfood t1111lng -ll8 Ion• u there wu the rulln1 on UM-May11 dt'•I. 1nvolv1nw lhct u111t• thine." sa.ad Charlie W1U1ams. who formt'rl) plh·hf'd v. Ith ~l ontefuaC'o for 1h .. 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They sold the bar th rt·~ months ui.:o \\ 111111111, 11 .. rnl1•ol I•• buy into a nearby Italian restaurant, Cui;u dt• l'hll ~. h111 .... 1111 Montefusco took himse lf out o( the dt>al 111 aanl) h1·1•:111~1· 111 th1• s lots. without <.'Onsulling Kuhn's off1t•t• "Anothe r reason was that John sold h1i. l11,111M· .and "11~11 I cominguptothe Jake much." Willi ams s aid He said Kuhn's anti.gambling stand didn't 1<1•1•111 ~11111-.l tt• this <'ase. "I don't see how th at hurts anyone . as far a:; lw111.: 111' 111\ 1•d in a restaurant and bar regulated by the (;~11111n~ l '1111111Hss11•11.' Williams said. "I don't feelthere 's any link to ga mblin~ 1n bu:-d111ll 1•1 111 lw1 sports." ..-----..,......-Qttote of llw Dat1 -------. Indiana football coach ~ Corso, look an~ 11h1·:11\ to :a possi.ble bowl bid after the Hoosiers raised th<'ar r1•1·or1I to 4-l by defeating Wisconsin, 24-0 : '"The m on· you w111 now, the warmer 1t 1s an December." P•flll~ Ha.,,. 1tfbs LllUa• '• S11pporf YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio President Carter's Iii 82-year-old mothe r, Miss L1ll1an , is r ooting for the Philadelphia Phillies in baseball's Wo rld Series. lhepresidentsaid Monday . "Since the Dodgers were eliminated, s he's been a r eal strong Phillies fan," Carter said in response to a question from an elderly woman about his mother. Ca rter said his mother, recovenng from surgery for a frac tured hip. probably wouldn't walk for two to three months. Rut he added, "She's in ~ood spirits.justlike a young person." The president s aid his mother told him when he called her recently that she was too busy watching the World Series to talk to him. NFL Fl•~ Braael ParllftfNl•I• NEW YORK -Thirty playeni from the New EE England Patroits and New York Jets have been 4. • fined a total of more than S9,000 as a result or their game-ending brawl Oct. s. the National fo'ootbalJ League confirmed Monday. Twelve New York playel'!i, and 18 Ne w England players were fined by the le ague. but none of the fines was as much as Sl.000. The league would not announce the na mes of the players fined . or the amounts. The New York Daily News reported that the 12 Jets fined were Hon Cr osby, Mark Gastineau. Rob· by J a<'kson. Dan Alexander. Joe f'ields, Marvin Powell. Chris Ward. Robby J ones. Mike McK1b ben. Lanre Mehl, Tam Moresco and Tom Newton. The fines were for fighting, leaving the bench a nd fla grant fouls. The group fines reportedly were the third largest in league history . Fifty Miami and St Louis players were (med ~total of $14,000 m 1977. and members of the San Diego and Minnesota teams were fined $10,000 in 1971. The News also reported that Tommy Myers of the New Orleans Saints and Doug Plank of the Chicago Bears had been fined $2,000 eaeh for separ ate flagrant fouls in dirfe rent games earlier this season. The fines we re levied after studies of films by league officials. 11.S.., Britbla .Jo~lcrtf• to Cla•ll SANDOWN PARK, England -Ten of the ~ world's greatest jockeys, who have ridden a total of 30,000 winners between them, clash in a com petition between Brit ain and the United States We dnesday. f'ive top American jockeys meet the cream of Britain 's riders in a series of handicap races for the Chivas ne"al Trophy. The joc keys will ride in three races over five furlongs, one mile and J ~·~ miles. Their mounts have been chosen by ballot and the trophy will be decided on a points basis, with 10 points for a win down to one point for a last place in each race The Americans competing are Steve Cauthen . Willie Shoemaker. Jorge Velasquez1 Ange l Cordero a nd Laffit Pin· cay. Britain will be presenteo by Leste r Piggott, .loe Merc:er . Pat Eddery, Willie Carson and Brian Taylor. Of the Americans, only Cauthen and Shoem aker have much experience on English courses, wh ich have right-hand turns. But all were scheduled to ride the course before the event. · -' English bookmakers made the home team 1 :.! favorites to win. .Sealn Stop Daatietf. 8na• lllale The Seattle Supersoni("s wrapped a blanket • around high-scoring Adrlu Daa&Jey, and. behind a balanced offense, rode to a 98·92 victory over Utah Monday night in the only National Bukelball As- sociation game scheduled Vanderbilt running back Lucia Hip was kicked off the Commodore football team for the second time, bead coach Geerte Madatyre said. Macln· tyre w.ould aay only that High had violated team rules. T~e-.R•.tle Followlnv are the top sports events on TV tonight. Ratings are: 1 ' .r .r excellent; • .f t worth watching; / 1 fair ; / forget It. ~ 5:11 p.m., Channel 4 .' ,' .' .' WORLD SERIES: Kansas City at Phllede lphla. ......_.: Joe Gar89lote, Tony Kubek and Tom Seaver. NHdlnQ a victory to Mnd the Serles to the full seven games, the Royals send Rich G•le (13-t> to the mound against the Phillies' ac:. Steve C.rtton (2"9>. Pnllectelphfa, with • come-- from-behind 4-3 victory In ~mes Sund•y. 11 iust 27 outs away from winning the world C:hamplOMttlp. ' 1 w{d we're oolno to hav• to beat C.rlton to win this thlnQ," notH Gura. "Vou either bHt c.r1ton or we tose It In six." RADIO au.t.11 -WOrlct Serf•, Kansas City at Phlle<telphla, • .S: Ut:c KNX 0010). etlilin -L•k•rs at Portland, 1:30p.m., KLAC (S70). FOOTBALL /BASEBALL Pittsburgh I~terested In Baylor? From AP Dlsanatcbea A USTI N, Texas D on Baylor. the American League's Most Valuable Player in 1979, says he expects the Angels to use him as trade bait lo obtain some pitching help. In a copyright interview with KTBC-TV Monda y, Baylor said "four or five " teams includ ing the Pitts burgh P irates - have inquired about a possible trade s ince the c lose or the season ·'I talked to Angels manager Jim Fregost and he says 'there's no way they're J>(oinK to trade you, so guess that means they're going to trade you'.·· Ray tor said. In t :n~. Baylor hit :.!8 homers and drove in 139 runs a s Ca lifor n ia c aptu red the Amen 1•an League West Rut 10 juries 1•ut his 1!'80 produd ion to fi ve homers ;me! 51 H HI l!aylor s aid he heard rumors ab11ut onl' poss1lilt• t. ie mvolv 1n g P1llshurgh r.11L C'hcrs Hert Hlylevcn and Jam Hi hby and Pirate shortstop Tam 1-'oli ·t-:v1·r yo111· 1s looking for a right h;mtll'd pow1•r hitte r n~ht no1,1, If I I :m lie• stuck bet ween W11lw Stargell and Dave Parker . llwt """ulrln·1 111' too had ," h<' '.11 rl I\\ ti •1lh t I r\ng1·I'> ;11-.o might APW•rtP"O•o 111• 1111101111'11 1n ;1 lrtt'fr Wllh STEELERS' JIM SMlTH (86) GOES HIGH TO SCORE PITTSBURGH'S FIRST TOUCHDOWN. l'llt)>hurgh. H:i"rlors e1irl Big-play Raiders Rip Steelers Oakland Monday Night Record Nmt 14-1-1 After 4.5-34 Win PITTSBUH<:ll <Al'l The Oakland Ha1de rs punted Just twice. The Pittsburgh Steelers punted JUSt twice. But the sc•eboard point totals jumped bke lhe d1 g1ts on a pan ball m achine as the Raiders beat the Steelers 45 34 an the highest scon n~ game m the his tory of Monday ni~ht football "THJS WAS JUST unusual I don't know if 1t was pl aym~ on Monday night or what," said Steelers com erback Mel Blount. "I don't know how much of rense we had. I don't know if we had as much as they did. But we got the big plays," said Haiders quarterback Jim Plunkett, who threw three touchdown passes, including two bombs lo Cliff Branch. · "I don't know whether to laugh or cry." said P1ttsbur~h quarterback Terry Bradshaw, who threw fo r two touchdowns before he was finally knO<'ked from the game for the third :md fin al time with a p1n<'hcd nerve m his shoulder and a Jammed r ight thumh THE RAIDERS, the team in the National Football League w1t_tl ttf'e bes t Monday night record (14·1·11, took the le ad lo stay with a 21-point second quarter that gave them a 28-24 ha lftime lead. They ri nished with the most points e ve r by a visitor at Three Rivers Stadium. "It was a great victory. a heck of a game." said H aiders Couch Tom I-lores. The 79 to tal points we r e SERIES ... and now can put an early end to only their third World Series ap pear ance sin<·e being born in 1900. ·'I hope Lefty Carlton throws t he way he c an ," said Del Unser , whose key pinch hits have kept PhiladeJphia in lh<' forefront of this series. "If he does. we-can win." Perhaps like no other pitcher in baseball today. Carlton has the p o w e r t o co mpletely domlnatea ball game. He worked an incredible 304 innings d u ring the regul ar season. another 1211J in the .play· offs and went eight innings m his winning start In Game Two of the Series. In his 38 regul~r season starts. he never failed to go at least 11lx innings. and he pitched 13 complete games with three shutouts. "HE I~ A PRO in every sense of the word," Boone said . "He concentrates as well or better than any player along with his outs landing talent .'' In bis previous World Series start. Gale worked 411J innings witho ut a decision F riday In Game Three. which the Royals won at home 4·3 tn 10 innin1s . He gave up seven hits and two runs In hi• brief and inefrectlve ~ aunt. "Friday wu my first chance at poetaeuon play of any kind," Gale aald. "Hopefully. I'll be more relaxed. I'll Jual go about my bullne.a u &.mual on ·.Monday and Tunday. I'll 10 out to din· ner wlth.m~ wile ud ln·lawa oo lloada1nipt,1et • lood nl1ht'1 11ffp and be reed.y." the mo~I in the 101'2 ycars rJf :\l onday na~hl games The old high of 77 w as m a t d1ed 1n Oakland's 42 35 win over New Orleans last year and an Dallas' I:.! 35 v1t·tory ovl•r San Franc1s,·u 10 1\177 · • 1 · m prnud of our foot ball lt•am beC'ausc.' at played very we 11 Oak I and 1 ust pl ayC'd a little hit helter." Cuac.:h C'h u<·k Noll s aid after Pittsburgh foll to 4 3 with its sec-ond loss an a row at home. something the Steel er~ hadn 'tdonesince 1971. Pittsburgh began the game without injured All-Pros Lynn Swann. Franco Harris and John S t a ll wort h . Then it l o s t linebacker Jack Lambert in the first quarte r wi~h a knee irtjury. BRADSHAW SAID he expects. to play next week at Cleveland. now tied with Hous ton and Pit ts burgh atop the AFC ·central. Lambert's status is uncertain Meanwhile, Oakla nd. 4 3 , ncitched its fourth s traight win over Pittsburgh an a riva lry thal had been dorma nt since the H aiders won here in 1977 Pitts burgh took a 10 ·0 le ad in the f irst quarter on Bradshaw's 19·yard touc.•hdown toss to Jam Smith and an 18-yard fie ld goal by Matt Rahr. The H aid ers countered with Kenny King's 27·yaTd touchdown run on their next series. A total of 35 points came dur m g a second quarter that ended with Rradshaw in the training room undergoing treatment for ;1 p1nt hPd n1·rve an ht'> left ... houldc:r Hrudsh11v. hurt hi-; shoulder on a play wh1<•h resulted 1n a :w ..-ard f u rnbll' return for a iou<·hdown by laneb<ttker Hod M urt1n. g1\'lng lhe ll aiders the l1•a ll e11 :.!I 17 with :1·05 left in the \t•t:ond quartn II r<Jdi.ha v. wa ~ sacked by Cedrwk llardman, jarring the U<Jll loose W1 ll1c J ones r e rnvort'd the hall and lateraled to :\I art111 who ran to the end zone. Know the Rams NAME : Pat TMmas POSITION: Cornerbat k HT: 5-9. WT: 182 AGE: 76 COLLEGE: Te.xas A&M RESIDES: Plano, Te.x. PRO: Thomas tied a club record with three in tercep- tions against New O rlean s before he suffered a calf in· 1ury and missed eight games 1n 1978. COLLEGE : Thoma'> won All-Amened honors trom AP, UPI, NEA and lhf' American Football Codches his '>en1or year al Texas A&M. He i n· tercepted 13 passes to brea" Dave Elmendorf's school re· cor d PERSONAL: Thomas was b<>rn in Plano, Te11.1 and at- tended high school in that city where he competed in football and track. He and wife Lenltn .live in Plano w i th children Patrick, Jr. (3) and Tamara Nicole (I I. College Football Htt~ \ lhl! n"~10r-tollt-tlt" t()OUlAll "'twc:lult IOr Sct1urd11y WEST UCL A •1 C•llff')rn1A C•I SI• .. (f ull•rton• 41 N•••d• !RMOI Nev.O. fLa\ V~\) at Ot~On L0"9 BH<n Stat• •I 0"00" Stal• ld•llO el S.n J...., SI••~ n N••• ... W•\l•lllQ!on Sl•nl«d .t Wetn1no1on S•••• Ul•ll Sl411e el Fr~o St•I*, n 8VlJ •t H•w111 n •OCKll.S Notre Oenw •t Ariton.a, n Peullc •• ArltOtla SI•" n Nebr••.,. et COfot0dO 01.-t •I New Meal'o Sl•I•.,. He• Me•t<O et, .... l El P•tol n Colo•-SI ..... 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M•r'r Tenne.-S•<li• •I N•Cnolh Sl•I• MIDWEU Oki•-•• Iowa Slate M••M111tl •I K.enw• Slat• Ea•lorn Ml< hlganal IC•nl Sl•I• 8o•lffl9G<Mfl•IM1Mnt,O tlliftOIHIMl<lllgatl towa alMl"""tota 1nc1lenaa&Nor1nw.tle1n TotdeoetOftfoU MICl\l-St"'••I Putdue Norl-n 1111nols •I WICl\ll• SI••• 01110 State•tWIW:onJfn w .. 1 ... "Mlch19o'n et 11•11 Sl•le Mor111-1ornLoul•l.,.u•C•n•r•IMlcn1gan T empteal (lnclnnafl 1ndlenaSt•a11111-•Sla .. SOUTMWHT MC N-Slete •I ArkanW\ Slele. II Ar~anseHIH°"''°"·" Kan••HI04>1-St•t• SoutlWtnMelllOdhla l Tuu Al<talTuas<l&M 8ay1ore1 r .. e•Clltlsll•n we•I ru uSa•••llulH ,. ____ -.. . ......... GOLF / FOOTBALL / BOATING Tuesday. October 21, 1980 DAILY PtLOT fl:J Membership Not Necessary Handicaps C':'I' ~Established With OCGA By HOWARD I .. '"NDl' OI .... 0..1, ,., ... ,..,.. Art' yoo looklntt tor • way to t:.tti bhsh 11 handkap without J01n1nJC a rountry C'lub or men's club" A Vetentn'11 Uay J(olf toumumtint will be stuwt·d 111 (;rc(•n IUvt!r <iolf Course on Nov 11 unci the ('O:\I of JHtrl11'1put1qn l !j only $15 with dudhnt: for cntri1:s on Oc·t :u with proceeds goi ng to the Braille Institute. For further information. call 324-8496. • • • II IO, take hl't"d of the 0r&n£C' Count) Golf A»1ociat1on undt•r tht• dlri>C'tlon or Denn11 C.:hllk · 'lt it now p o11s 1ble t o ha vc •n est1tblished Southern c ahfom1a c;olf A:-. 1oclatlon hand1rnp without 1oming any such club." Slly!I Otnnu1 It 111 the Arlin 1•1rtlc :wholarr1h1p event with mocwy frolll i.ulc of lt:i! 11pomson;hivs twin~ U8t.'<.l w cffl1tblish u ist•holursh1p fund at Sanll• Anu t'ollt!~~ whc:r~ l'lrtlti was golf ,·01ac·h for Z3 ycun b..C11r1• his dci.th in July Di <·k l 10rrtl' I!\ onl' or lht• tournament cornrn1tte.• m•·rnhcrs a111l hall mailed in CHIP SHOTS Two more Costa Mesa residents are eligible to win $1,000 and a free trip to Scotland as a result of scoring holes-in-one recently. Harry Bern1teln scored his at Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club while Doris McCoy had hers at Santa Ana Country Club. They are eligible for the H usty Nail hole-in-one sweepstakes ... The Newport Beach Goll Course is seeking an ap- prentice pro with interested parties asked to contact John Leonard at 751·4653 ... The Southern California PGA seniors cham· pionships will be staged at Jurupa Hills CC Nov. 19 and 20 instead of the original dates of Nov. 13 and 14. National seniors quaJifying will stiU be held. in conjunction with fi rst round play on Wednesday . . . The Los Angeles Open has round a unique way to get a club professional in the field for next year's tournament. An exemption will be provided for the club pro in Southern California that sells the most packages and tickets for the tournament ... Art Schill· ing, head pro al Mesa Verde CC. finished fourth in a two-day tournament at Tierra Del Sol CC recently. Our members ronduN mini tournaments at several of Oran.ie Count) 's courst.>b each mooth and Wt' llrt' no-. ablt• to offc·r this aervic·e to our sroup "When you JO&n our org1m1zat1on, we v.•111 lt!nd you an SC.:GA t:omputer number and every time you play golf, JU.St post your number and score on Lhe green sheets at the golf course when • you playcii Each month we wiU m all our newsletter and yourupdatedhandicap.1t 's thttt s1mple " For further 1nformat1on. conta<'t Oeruus at 951-&0SJ. An ind1v1du;d membership costs only $25 per year U you prefe r to write for an applicallon, send your inqwry to Dennis Chase . OC<~A. 3198 F Airport Loop, Costa Mesa 92626. • • • LOOKING FOR A day of fun on the J!nks? I' GOU' v11auoni. l o 1)0:..i.1l.ll<' parllclpants. For further 1nforrnat1on. c•all 83S·ll.IOO, ext 351 • • • ,\ l9'2 D\11\1 . GHIA s ports coupe with 27,000 mile:. on 1t. worth approximately $2~.000. will be ~1ven away in conjunction with the Braille Institute blind golfers' classic-Der 5 and 6 at M 1ssion Hills Coun- try Club in l<anrho Mirage. The auto1soneof 16lspecially built cars_ The r ar will be given away as a door prize with golfers and non -gol~ers eligi~le to purchase tickets for a special drawing M1K£ GI DOINGS CHRIS VENTURA Golden 50 Top Performances Golden 50 (Last week's plays of 50 yards or more) 73-Chris Ventura IM arina >.TD run 62-Chunk Granzella !Westminster). interception return 57 Jeff Frandsen <Marina ), kickoff return 50-Mike Giddings (Newport Harbor>. run Season F,....PageBI 73 Moser !Ocean View). Slouka <Mater Deil, Ventura (Marina>; 72 -Grandstaff <Marina): 69-Harry (Fountain Valley l ; 65 Bush cMarina >: 62 Gleed <Dana Hills), Granzella (Westminster): 61 Davenport (Dana Hills>: 59 Urmson ( Estanl'ia ). Ventura I Marina ); 58 Davis <Laguna Beach !: 57 Harry (Fountain Valley), Frandsen <Marina ); 56 G randstarr (Marina I . Mounce <San Clemente): 53 -Sweazy <El Toro>. D. Jackson <Edison): ·. -.:Taking Ai• at lJniversitg .· .• . · corona del Mar High quarterback Cla_y Tuc~er and. his Sea King teammates will be in action Fnda~ mg_ht when they travel to Irvine High to battle _Umve~s1ty High in a Sea View League football game. Kickoff is at 7:30. ~#-~ :·--- 11'. Sailors Facing Iffy ;~:Situation Saturday .. ·: Newport Ocean Sailing As· race will be terminated at that • ~ aociation will wind up ita 1~ point. :• Racln& aeries Saturday with its Or if: The leading yacht in :. usual "iffy" 14-MUe Ba.nk race. any class has not passed the :· The prescribed course for the stake boat by 5 p.m. the race -: 21·mile race la' from a starting may be terminated there for ·: liJle off the Balboa Pier, around that class. ••• the bell buoy 1 'rA1 milea off the Or if: No yacht has crossed -.:.: Newport Pier, thence to a com-the finish line off Newport .;~ mlttee boat anchored on the Beach by midnight. the race will :-<Laa11en Sea Mount. more bedeclarednocontest. -:: familiarly known a1 the 14-Mile ~ Bok IDd back to a finish line ln yean put the race has ···otr tbe Newport Harbor en· been beset with all types or ad-. :vuee. veraity such u fog, not enou~h wind \o get the boats to the 14· <'l'M LMuen Sea Mount 11 a Mile Bank; so much wind that 1ult•uine peak th1t rises to the committee boat could not . wWlta IDO feet°' the IUrf9Ce on -acb the bank ahead of tl\e 1ail U..ea1t..SofCatallnal1land.) ..... AM .., for the "lf•". dictat· boats. and one year a fire aboard td br tile weather. tbe committee boat that forced It ~to withdraw from station. JI.I~ 1 p.m., or lf, OD SundQ NOSA will bold lta a. aplnlw of ._ raee IOID• annual bulne11 mnun1 and ---........ C09dlllw ••. ..afftkle al amren. followed by .... .u.. u. com..., 'tb• Com..,.,.,,.. Appnci.U. .. ...._ 119111 wm llllllt .. raee la Udo-lu for eo111moeor. ..... ••rt•d" Oq Md tbt •otaupportJqy1ebtclu-... ,. BOLIN READY ... between the coach and the players. "You have to rely on your teammates even though you ar e getting all of the attention by scoring. Thal 's when you have to let them know how you feel. "Scoring has always been easy for me. Last year when _I Conner To Speak At Show Visitors lo the 1980 Southern California Sailboat Show will have an opportunity to hear Dennis Conner, San Diego skip· per of the 12-meter yacht freedom, recount a lonf hot summer in defense o the America's Cup off Newport, R.L Conner will head a symposium on the opening night of the show. Oct. 24 at 7 p.m. at the Long Beach Convention Center. Conner, 37, who didn't even own a competitive sailboat until he was 'Z1 years old, won the BOA11NG Star Class world championship within the year. From then until now he has been a consistent winner in both large and small boats. Others scheduled to appear at sailing symposiums al the show include Dennis Durgan of Newport Beach, Conner's tacli· cian in the America's Cup de· rense; Mike Kane, winner of last summer 's single-handed Trans· Pacific race rrom San Francisco to Hawaii, and Chet Dougl~. outdoor editor at radio station KF'WB. More than 400 boats and 200 accessory dis plays will be featured al the 12th annual show, now considered the na- tion's largest on-land aJl-sailboat show. Boats to be displayed in- clude everything from 8-foot Sabot dinghies to a luxurious SJ-foot. ocean-going Pearson yacht that carries a price tag of $250 ,000. Nordskog Honored SAN RAFAEL ~ Special honor was paid to Robert A. Nordskog. world famous off. shore poftter boat racer, his co mpany and family in ceremonies held at Guide Dog~ For the Blind here. Nord.skog officially opened the Robert A. Nordskog Clinic, a ne w veterinary facility which will house operating, recovery, X-ray and examining rooms u well as offices and a reception area. The naming of Uie highly ad· vanced facility is in recognition of the work and dedication to Gulde Dogs For the Blind by Nordalcog and his employees. It was over 21 years a10 that Nordskog and his ·employees made Guide Dogs For the Blind their official charity. Landyaeht Demo set the record of 55 points in a game, they had a reC'ord c rowd of over 1,000 at the game. When I reached 1,000 points for my career. they stopped the game. I didn't know I was close and the crowd reaction that night did someU:Ung for me and I went on to set Lhe record.'· Molly spent a lot of time at basketball camps during her high school career. "I took them seriously. I don't think I was overly blessed with natural talent but I had strong legs and l was interested in learning." HER FIRST YEAR in pro ball. she had three different coaches durinl:( one season. then last year , had only one coach. She feels he used her skills pro· perly and helped her gain star status. She is looking forward to play- ing for Ken Cole this season and says, "l can tell when l talk to a coach if he is competent or not." She says of Southern California: "This area is the land of Qpportunity and is a dif. ferent atmosphere. 1t won't be so much how long I play but what I can accompllsh here, bow I am accepted &11d how 1 adjust. "They can't hand it to you on a silver platter but l reel this is definitely a step in the right direction and I hope to take ad· vantage of it." S2 -WilHams <El Toro). Irvine (Ocean View>: SO-Giddings !Newport Harbor>. Last Week's S&atlstlcal Leaders Rusbing 1. Rod Emery Cf'ountain Valley), 28-179 : 2. Eric Will- ingham 1Westminster1: 3. D.J . Bell (Edison>. 16-121. 4. Damon Sweazy IEI Toro>. 23-112: 5. Doug Irvine <Ocean View). 21-107 , 6. Max Marold (Costa Mesa>. 14·106: 7. Keith Ri chards <Fountain Valley), 16-105. Passing . 1. Tom Baine I Mater Oei >. 17-24, 209 : 2. John Heanle (Ocean View l. 8·16-0. 173: 3. Jim McCahill <Estancia), 11·17-0. 165 : 4. Greg Teregis !Costa Mesa), 16-26-1, 152 : 5. Matt Stevens (fountain Valley ), 9-14-0, 150: 6. Greg Knapp (Huntington Beach l, 11 -29-2. 126 : 7 Bryan Douglass <El Toro>. 8-17 -1. 122 . Rec:eivlng 1. Mike Trotter (Mater Oei). 10· \OJ : 2. Steve Cook (Costa Mesa, 9-72 : Abel Cachola I Estancia), 6-68: 4. Eric Reinholtz I Ocean View), 5-108: 5. Paul Buckland (Irvine). 5-41. Sc:ori•t 1. D.J . Bell <Edison), 18: 2. Mike Davis (Laguna Beach), 14; 3. Mike Trotter <Mater Dei), Matt Stevens <Fountain Valley), Doug Irvine !Ocean View). Damon Sweazy (El Toro). 12 each. Skipper's Booklet Available The Coast Guard has de· veloped a self-instructional booklet for boat owners to peruse during the slow winter season. ··The Skipper's Cour se'' begins with an over-view of the classes or boats. the various legal requirements and the prin- ciples of trailer-boating. ft also covers pre-sailing pro- cedures, launching and fueling, rules or operation, anchoring, e m e rgency procedures, foul weathe r handling, aids to navigation and more. Bravura Tops For Off shore LOS ANGELES -Bravura, skippered by Irv- ing Loube, Richmond Yacht Club, was the Interna- tional Offshore Rule Class A winner Sunday in the second race of Los Angeles Yacht Club's Harbor Series. The Harbor Series features IOR rated yachts as well as those sailing under the Performance Handicap Racing Fleet and Midget Ocean Racing Club measurement rules. JOR-B winner was Red Shift. co-skippered by Alex Goelz and Jim Kahle Los Angeles Yacht Club, and the Class C winner was Bingo. Bert Gardner. Long Beach Yacht Club. PHRF-A winner was Discovery, Hank Thayer, Newport Harbor Yacht Club: Class B was won by Sunstreak. Frank LaHorgue, Seal Beach Yacht Club. and the Class C winner was Ginger Ale, An- dy Ayale, Alamitos Bay Yacht Clu_b. Winner in MORC was Smoking J. Bill Men· ninger, LA YC. Trocit>v winnen In..,<" Clan; 10R·A I. Br•vur•. l•t~ll l.oube, Rl<llmOnd Ve; 1. fom .... w•, JOM Arens &Ve J Fall eompan~ 010 O.aver-BoOWllllamton. BYC. tOR·B ' \. 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FOR THE AEC0!!2 / BUSINESS Oil Prediction Bleak Agency Sees Sharp Drop in U.s~· Ouipui WASlllN<i1'0N <AP) Convenllonal world oil product\on probably will show Uttle or no increase ovn lhf' next 20 years while U.S . production pro- bably will dee-line sharply, according tD a con· 1trt>1111onal 11tiency. The <.;ongressiona l Office of Technology AT>· 11t-1111 m .. nl noted that its est'lmatea are more J"-"""lm111tk than some other recent forecast.a. The d1ffen•n1·e, 1t said, is that the optimialJI supposed oil J1roduc·t1on would rise In step with oil prices, ig· rwrin.c Mt:ologtcal limits and political decisions to rc·11tru1n production deliberately. While it made no reference to the presidential (•lf'<'l1on rampalgn, the OTA estimates stood in 11hurJ1 <·ontrast to ltepublican candidate Ronald Ht•IJAUn's vie w that the United States couJd sub- 11tunt1aJ ly inc rease its oil production 1f governme nt 111tcrv1•nt1on were eliminated . KEP. MORRIS K . UDALL, D-Am .. chairman of the CYfA Congressional Board, s aid the study shows that "unless the United States takes im· mediate action. we will be in real trouble 1n the years ahe ad. "Current events in Iran and Iraq demonstrate that the world oil situation could be far worse than sug~ested even by OTA 's relatively low estimates, whic h assume t'Ontinued stability an the Middle East." he said. • All estimators recognize that their forecasts or future oil production are extremely unce.rtain, de- pendmtt on unpredictable dlscoven es as well as political and economic shifts. "Nevertheless." the OTA report concluded. "1t 1s h1~hly likely that t~re will he Littlt: or no 1n· crease in world production of oi l from con ventionaJ sources. ··Prudent planning should consider this possibility." ''Oil produt:tion in the 1ndus tnaHzed non· Communist world could begin to decline by the early 1980s." the report said. ·'While 1l m ay be physically possible to In· c rease world production of o il sign ific antly (perhaps 33 percent) by the 1990s, substantial in· creases are extremely unlikely because the na· tions capable of contributing to such an increase have no financi al or political incentives to do so and Robert A. Peckba, Laguna Heach. is director of product sales for s mall bw~ncss systems for The TRW.f.'UJllSU Co .. Los AnReles Edward J . Carets has been promoted to vice president, communications, for Comprehensive Care Corp., a nationwide health l·are management company headquartered in Newport Heach. Carers Li ves in Leucadia. Bruce W. Tunell is assistant v1ce·president a nd loan office r for Monarch Bank, La~una Niuuel. Soba R. Bradley has been appoint~ adm inistrative vice president of finance and ad· ministration: Betty Hollis, vice- p r esid e n l with branch supervision and NOW account r esponsibilities and Eleanor Krueger, vice president of loans TUNELL for Irvine Savini.is and Loan As· sociation. Other a ppointments include Ruth G. Janes. assistant vice president of administration and Pam KJeppel, assistant secretary-treasurer and controller. - David G. Balk is manager of Security Pacifi c . Finance Corp. 's business money center in Irvine. A plasma filtration system was recently presented by Parker Hanalfin Corp. to the Cleveland Clinic Foundation . The system. used to research treatment of blood disorders, was produced for the Cleveland- based company in its Irvine aerospace facility. HL11 "Financial Institutions in the 80s" Is the title of a Friday talk lo be given by [4onard Weil at the noon lunc heon meeting of the Olange County Forum of Town HalJ· of CaUfomia. The session is scheduled at the Newporter Inn, NewPort Beach. Weil is president of Manufac· turers Bank. Heservations (2l31 628·8141. ·~clear Medical Systems. Inc., Newport B~i . has announced its joint venture with Llfe Stl:a~ ~. Inc .. has been incorp()rated under the name lmmutron Inc-and that a registration stale· ment covering an offer ing of one million units al ap- pro1"'nately $2.50 per unit of additional common stock and warrants was filed on Aug. 29 by lm· mutron with the Serurities and Exchange Com- m ission Herit~e Bank ~It 111rw·1 1 1111 CONSTRUCTION FINANCING •Residential up to 4 units no takeout commitment required •c ommercial Buildings Takeout commitment required along with leases •ors n1te County Properties •t.und Loans up to 1 year !tO"I" of appraisal •up to $750,000 1-leritage Bank , 2111 CAMPUS DRIVE IAvtNE. CALIFORNIA 92713 CONT ACT: JEFF JOHNSON { 11 •> 833-37'00 because a number of pnc-tic ol proble ms would arise If a significant increuse 10 production were at tempted." The study saJd the Untlt.'d States· c·onvent1on•I oil production, currently around JO 2 million bar re ls a day, may shrink to between 7.2 mtlhon and 8.~ '!lillion ba~r~ls an 1985, and then to • range of 4 million to 7 m1lhon barrels daily by the year 2000. IF TIIE NATION I~ to produce more oil than that, according to these est imates, it would have lo come from "unconventional" sources such as oil shale and synthesis from coal. The study said production by members of the Organization of Petroleum ExPortlng Countries <OPECJ probably will not rise during the next 20 years much above its present 31 million barrels a day Saudi Arabia, producing around 9.5 million barre~s a day at present. could incr ease production capacity to 16 mt Ilion. but has stated 1t would go no higher than 12 mtlllon barrels a day and would not aim for. that level before l~ at the earliest. the OTA scud •r SAID PRODl'CTION in the non·OP~C de velopmg countries will increase. particularly, as Mexico develops its oil capacit y, but most of the increased production would be needed within those countnes themsel\'es "The Communist (·ountnes may cease being a net exporter of oil to the free world by the early 1980s as a resuJt <>f dee Imes 1n Soviet production ... the OT A warned The O'fA said there 1s httle hkelahood of find· ing giant new oil fields hke those of the Middle East outside of that area CALL MITZI WRLS ABOUT A SECOND TRUST DEED LOAN UP TO '500,000 · ~'ewport ~~!,';~~}:;~;~i: }:ic Q (714) 760-6060 $509000 to $5009000 INCOME PROPERTY SECONDS • lntf•re•I o nly p.vm•nl • lnc.Oa« • eo ••• ,c1.1 • Reeldential • Weel&tv "o••lt-nt• • Monthly f•ndl••• • 6 •onth• to 3 v-n • So•th•rn CaJtfor1tw ( ,, • ul H loain lnfo""arlon ••"''"• I ,, • 1uf flthHh Hllj r'h'l1<.1' (714) 759-1515 AMERICAN HOME r.t<>llTGAOE 130 N""'fl<-•• Ce"1e1 D•111e Design P1u1 Nt'wpnn Bttac!I C•lolomo• 92660 PAYNO INCOME TAX IN 1980 .. AND RECOVER TAXES PAID . IN 1977 I 1978 & 1979 It is possib le fo1 you to recover approximately two doll01s of taxes f 0< every dollar you invest while participating in a highly profit motivated investment. * Four years of public acceptance * Favorable tax opinion letters * Flexibility of amount invested • ~voiloble to indi11iduols and CC>rlX>f'ations. ACT HOW FOR 1980 " Busiftess Tuesday. October 21. 1980 DAIL V PILOT 113 Mill Town Shuns Bitterness Historic Labor Union Contract Accepted Quietly . ~ .. -CHIEF EXECUTIVE Whitney Steven• Trash Burned To Heat Building BU RBANK lAP > Lod < heed Corp. is ruidtng I t c an save hundreds or thous ands of dollars a year by burning its dis· cards -such as boxes. waste paper and floor sweeping to heat its buildings. A s pokesman s aid. the aerospace firm already has in.stalled a system at its Mis- sile and Space Division in Sun· nyv ale that will burn 20 tons of combustible waste every day and produce 300 m illion BTUs of energy. IC OANOI\ .. : l<A l'IO~ l IAl'I tine day llftt!r u huslom· voh• thul ~il\'t' J I' StcVl'n:-. & l'o 1l11 (1 r~l uruon c•onlrucl 1111d ended 17 y t•,1ni ur l11h1•1 'l rlfr. rt>lwvt'<l l<ounokt• 1tu1mb re~1dents were hop1nt1 the r1•,ult would ht·., ,. .. w l•t>uedul 1rnu~t· for their town. l rrn>n nwrnh•·ri-111 the• wvcn St1·v1•11:. pluill" ht·rt· unun1 mously a µJ)rcw t-tl it ::1:. 1·ur 1·11n1 1 ul'l 1·nlJ1111( ont! ut tht! South ·s most bitter l.1bor bat1h•!1 l'lw v11t1• 1•t1rm· :11x .)1t'lir uftl'r the union won the r16(hl It• rc·pn •Mml ~, •. , 1•n s workl•r b m North <'<aroltna Thi• t·ootraC'l "ill 1:" 1· :l.000 worker~ 111 tht! seven plants about $3 m1lhon in huc•k pay utJuut $1,3()() IJl>lt!1•c It alsu t·ontains a un· ton dut• t·oll1•('1 "'" d .nl1>l' and unprovt-d ~ncflts, 11\dudinK higher h'\ 1 n •nw111 lwnef11 ... ON '"0NOA \'. 1u::--1ua-;N'l'S of th1:. lrt.'t' lined town of 18,000 !!Uh l llk1 \\t'l l' Plt'J:.t.'d llut they '(h OWl'O l1tllt' interest in discuss in.i tht· ,·llntr u<'t ·1 think "'•'l'\ot11• 1:. ~l:u1 1t'11 ovcr hut aftt'r all thJs tame. it's h .11 ti ICI .:t.'I 1.-.i l t'\l'll1·d over 11. :-.ard ;1 wo111<.1n who asked not to ht' 1tll'nt1f1ed ·1 lh rn k 11 ... good for thl' mill e mployees. but it 's JUSt !-!(Hit' on f1ir Sn hlfll! l'l't1pl1• <.trl' fUl>I trn •tJ or ll " .\I a or \ <trob n Little. attendin~ a l.ca~ue of Mun1 <:1palities 1111·,•1111g 111 H.11l-1µh ,,11d tlw t•u ntrlll'l "as a welcome relief for h t•t rown a tt.-1 ~ t':t r' ul labor strife "Tiii~ SE'f'Tl.t .. ll •~NT 1s b:rNI ... ~hl' prod<11 med ·T he whole l't onorny .of tlH: 1 11~ s hould 111111rnvl· uftt•r this. Hopefully. the un· (a vorablt> puhlrt·1t~ f1ur <'II}' and .J P Stevens has received will die down '' Hill Kittner pn·s1dt•nt of the Hoanokl' Valley Chamber of Com· rrw rl·t.• said thl· pC:11·t would Ill• "an ct-cmom11· boost to the lloaneike Vall ey with C:1ll lhe t-xtra 1m·ome the t•mployees wi ll r eceive." As t he mills o p1.·nl'd Montluy. workers t alked about their plans for the bac·k pay, wtuC'h the t•ompany said would be paid w1lhin 30 days "We need that mont•y. It's been Cl long time t oming." shouted one man. "And it 'II be gone quick." ;mother quipped. Clyde Bush. international representative for the Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union. smd lhl' workers should have had their money long ago. "These people. most of the m m aktnJ.t iibout $4 an hour. haven't A Golden Opportunity Let Inflation Work For You AM OFFICE FOR $20 MO. P .0. IOI SI 0 MO. 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And you'll find them faster and easier than evC'r, l Racquetball Courts? 11-iey'r(' listt"<l tn r .Ki· fie Tel ephone's Los Angeles Consumer Yl•llow Pages. Now local investors can enjoy personal service and untraditional rates Now you can buy and sell through a national broker ar big savings on commissions-without giving up most of the personal service that you 're accustomed to. We'll save you up to two-thirds of the commissions that you pay the full-commission houses. On some transactions we even beat the bare-bones discounters . Try us and sec. Call or write for fr« brochure and commission discount schedule. [~)~~Boye&~ A ,._ Strftt broUr tJaat paJI locally from a California baalt. 660 Newport Center Drift, Suite 23S, Newpon Beach, CA 92660 ::.:'-cn4) 644-2983 ... J 1 la CaW'onlia, ca11800-432-7368 •,, 5 ,D.C. THE POST IOX 549-2287 COLLECTORS CORNER Rare Coin• I Stampe GOLD & SILVER Prfcee for 10-20-80 Gold C-9117.M. Slwer Cl. l tt.16 Krugl'rrlWHb M•pft Lof 100 Coron'" )0 Peso• 90'l,,Sllw r8- •uy -Ml'• 1117 ..,. ---.. ,, llV •Na'W. •• ,,... c:..i...-..-. (714)5511150 South Cont Aau Ylll•g• ........... --.. ... ,,. _____ _ AYAIA&IMOW! Prestige location. Early Mall Delivery Holding and forwarding U.S.rMttfs.r"fk.e .""° ... The Mail Suite 11111 ...... st.,.. lrei-, CA '2714 (7141 549.4733 radio piager WIDE AREA COVERAGE Onagt c.uty. L.A. COtUI· ty. SH ~runll• C ... ty. RJvt"liH f •uty. '17.75 total mo. ~t no deposit on credit appcoval OR1'...,<.t I Ill "n R 1'1110 II 11PIH1'-1 '' R\IC I I".< 40t S. SANTA FE SANT A-ANA ,, If YOU ENJOY Coast LIFE YOU'LL.LOVE DAILY PILOT THE SUBSCRIBE TODAY 642-4321 had a raise in two years. even though workers at Stevens' non· union pl.inls h.ivc gotten two," said Hush. "The workers here need that money to buy the necessities, like shoes for their children and food." Bush, who has headed un ion organizing here for live years , <'ai led Sunday's vole the "biggest victory ever " for htm. Puul Ba rrett, a public relations officer al Stevens, declined to comment on the contract. But he questioned town officials' views that the labor fi l(ht damuged Hoanoke Rapids' image. "I HAVE NEVER SEEN Hoanoke Rapids as a town beset by labor problems," Barrett said. ''It's a very pleasant town and l hC:1ve never obser ved 1my problems with the people." Immediately after the Roanoke Rapids ratification, workers at Stevens plants in High Point N.C .• Allendale, S.C.. and Montgomery, Ala .. unanimous ly accepted the same pact. The com· pany and union had agreed that the Roanoke Rapids contract would be a model ror t he other three plants . Since the organizing drive began in Roanoke Rapids in 1!163. Stevens has been found guilty <!2 times or unfair labor practices by the NalionaJ Labor Relations Board. Violations included fi ring workers for union activities and other means or intimidation. In exchange for the contract. the union agreed to call off a four .year national consumer boycott of Stevens products and term inate an anti-Stevens publicity campaign. The company re· ser ved its right to contest organizing efforts in other plants. but is bound bv the contract to use strictly le2al means . Stevens employs about 34,000 workers at 81 plants. including 12.000 in 26 North C ur<1lin u plants. Oil Use Decreases NEW YORK <AP) -Oil consumption in the United States dropped to an avera ge of 16.9 million barrels a day in the third quarter of 1980. down 6.5 percent from the same period a year ago. The American Petroleum Institute also said oil use in the first nine mon~hs of lSf!-0 was 8 percent below levels of a year ago. U.S. crude oal mventones rose to a record 394 .3 miU ion barrels, up 20.1 percent from a year ago. 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By JOHN CVNNIFF .. ~ .............. . NEW Y~RK While the tendencyis tosaythatnobody's doing an)'.thing except t~ ~atch the economy and the way of lif~ dete~orate, .a surprising amount of experimentation is going on m Amer1ca today. Detroit ~s belting ~illions of dollars that the long·shunned S!fl a_ll car W1ll restore its health, and utilities everywhere are risking a return lo coal, once a symbol of old-fashioned out- dated smokestack America. ' Homebuilders are cutting costs by clustering houses on s m ~lier lots, or B;re attac~ing them to each other. the better to resist the cold wrnds or winter. And the factory built house is headed for a comeback. Experiments in sunpower are being conducted by so many small companies that it resurrects the days of the great American tinkerers, those fellows who produced the farm machinery, the cars. the airplanes, the electric devices and the like, working out of barns or bicycle shops. Bicycles too are being given a second look, of course, and so are woodstoves, woolen underwear, log houses and a catalog of once almost discarded items. But most of the experimentation is with things new. ln electronics they are eager to change the way you Ii ve and work. The of· fice is being automated; the effi cient home might soon be Someday, you might cuN111tl'I' shop by video screen and computer -maybe even deliver your work that way rather than beating your way to and from the company. IN PRIVATE •'tNANCING the entire setup is changing. and if you do not think so justob5ervesavings banks and com· mercia1 banks now competing in the same arena, and brokerage house~ring checking accounts. The traditio~long-term, fixed-rate home mortgage is on its way out, to be replaced by variable rates and sbort- term loans that. while they might be amortized over JO years, will be reviewed every rive. The spirit of experimentation has produced a great year for new stock issues. si m ilar in some ways to the beady days of the 1960s. when so many little companies with "tech" or "tek" began their days. Now. you may have observed. many of the newer com· panies are involved with photovoltaic cells or oil and mineral explorallon, either because they week to fill needs or take ad- vantage of new tax regulations. Rules and regulations are being experimented with. in- stituted and changed at a rate never matched in U.S. history, the better. it is said. to keep pace with all the other changes that are taking pince. ANYnllNG TODAY IS fair game for experimentation. even_ f~eral budgets and Federal Reserve monetary policy. albeit with results that many critics contend are potentially if not currently disastrous .. ll i~ untrue, therefo~e. t~ trunk that nothing's being done wh~n. 1t see~s. anythmg 1f not everything is being ex- penmeuted Wltb . 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Runaways Ano lncomg1ble Children? K im Darby Cle ft) and Anme Potts play a pair of feisty truck drivers in the TV movie ··Flat bed Annie and Sweet iepie: Carl Sllgjln shows how En• lh ond other planets 111 ttu.l solar· sy&l&m have sul· 111red 11om comet bom· b111dmen1 and eJ<am1nes 11u1 ev1d11nce o f such impacts on tneu surfaces Lady Tru ckers" tonight al 8 on CBS. Channel 2. Cl) cu.we 9 A8C..WS e:ao G MIU.NY£ • WELCOME IACK. K°""' W'*> Freddie gains !WC· ~ • a d.1 • neil'-he nor the s-athoga can deal Wilh hi• new lame. • GOODTIMU 8 ~DAYS AGAIN Att., de<'o0l!Sh1no h11 c.ar 111 • r9Ce, Foozoe dec•deS thal he wants to be Dap- 11zeo • A8CHEW8 IJ JOKE.R'S WILD ., ... 'A'8'H Hawkeye autters a concus- llOfl when he wrecks hi• IMP and 11 rescued by a Korean lamlly who cannot Mich.., I• pr-red Into becomlog • member ol a etrNI geng thllt Is terronz- lng the nelghbo<hooc:I • understand Englllh • Dea<CAWTT GoNt: John Huatoo fPat1 2of 2) • s.a-1 CONTACT(A)Q Cl) M•A•a•H Rlldar wrll• home to hla mother while Hawtceye car- ries on toot lnspect1on and Col. Potlef gets snot In the bec:klide. a. IMNEV Mtu.ER Whil9 New York City Is llrought to a 1tand1tlll by a bllaard. Barney and his "*' must Cop4t with a dead body. an Irate lawyer and e deranged citl2~. 7:00 8 CM NEWS • MAEfTA A paychopathle criminal teachn out lor help. bUt hl9 o-pt'otec'tive molhe< anO an uncooperallve sys- tam atand In his way to rec:ov.fy • OYMEASY Gu .. 11; act1ess Joan Fon- 1 ai11e. Dr Lawrence Feigenbaum. photogra· phef Helen Gee. D ID MACNEll. / L!HAEA MPORT Cl) TIC T~ DOUGH 9 ....WGM'FlH -"l egenduy Wom en " Guests l1lhan Gish, AM Miiier, Myrna Loy. Ethel Merman. Renala Scono Cha1111~I l.bt Ing• 8 KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles 8 KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles I KTLA (Ind.) Los Angeles KABC·TV (ABC) Los Angeles Cl) KFMB (CBS) San Diego D KHJ·TV (lnd ) Los Angeles (J) KCST (ABC) San Diego I KTlV (Ind ) Los Angeles KCOP·TV (IM) Los Angeles • KCET-TV (PBS) Los Angeles C\) KOCE·TV (PBS) Huntmgl on Beach 7:30 IJ 2 OH TliE TOWN Sieve and Metooy spend a day al lhe busy Palmdale Air Trathc Convol C&nter G SHAN.ANA Guests The Cryslals 0 H<>l.L \'WOOD SOUAAE.8 G FACE THE MUSIC II) ALL IN THE FAMtL Y A"er Archie's unio" goes on strike, Archie becomes m1sereble and the family bec:omes womed at>out llwl<r future. (Part 2) • MACNEIL I L.EHAV' AEPORT I!) HEWSCHECK Cl) P.M. MAGAZINE Satellite· Tit reoew1ng sta- tions lor the home. a tilth· gr•Clfl lem1n1st 1:00 IJ Cf) MOlllE • • 11o "flatbed .Annie & s-•iep1e· Lady TtUCk· ers" I 19791 A11nle Potts. Kim Darby Two young women 10tn torces to save an expensive trucking ttg from the repossessors and keap 1t out ol the hands ol hijackers (R) -~CELL lllOO<H Rosie and RoSlyn have 10 lace shocking realiz•lion1 when th• true horror ot Ille bah1nd bars contront1 them. G9 ~0AY8 The Fonz CO"'" to the , ... we when a CM accident and a IAlftily 9Quabble land Marlor\ In tM ·-· (R) '1:018 The Hlghtthe Bridge Fell Down 1:30 0 @! LA VERHE & SHIRLEY Lav.irne and Sh1tley lake o•er Ille running ot a greasy spoon diner mat Lenny tnht!flled tR) .. CAROL BURNETT ANO FAIENOS 9:00 0 FAMILY FEUO IJ OOffAHIJE 'Women Sailors Vs Tne Navy" Guests Louise F11zmotr1s. Csrole 8rocl< AClmtral C "Mark" Hiii attorney Ramona R1ps1on D ®l THREE'S COMPANY Jack sees his yea•s ol schooling go down the d• sin when he la11s his 11na1s eaam at chel sctiool tRICJ .. MERV OAIFFlN Legendary Women • Gunts L•lhan G•Sh .Ann Miller. Myrna Loy, Ethel Merman. Re<1ala Scotto. Perer Rogers @ ,50 NOVA "Portrait 01 A Killer" A11 1ncredlble odyssey through l he human body with Swedish pho tographer Lennart Niluon's camtlfa Clocurnen11 the causes and ettecta ot heart attacks end ttrotl• (R)CJ 9:aG 8 CIRCLE Of' ST AM "Lou Rawls" Flushed With Le_arning KOCE Makes You Privy to W.C. Field By MICHAEL DOUGAN Of* Oell'I ,._Sutt What do we do with our Number 1 and Number·2? Why. we fiusb it, of course , and off it 1oes to . . . where? What's more, how does a flush fiuab? Who, besides plumbers. undentands the workings or a toilet? You, for one , if you catch •'The Natural History of the Water Closet" oo KOCE, Chan- nel 50f Wednesday at8:30 p.m. SUBTITLED "A Documen· tary Cantata," this sbow by the public television net work's Hershey, Pa., affiliate uses muaic animation and a liberal sprinkung of humor to plunge in- to ita topic. While this approach wipes out any objections we might have to what could be dis t aste ful m aterial "Natural History" does oat 'bowl us over with in· formation. There are a few facts present- ed: We learn that water closell (the producers seem to have an aversion to tbe word toilet > are made of non-h ydroscopic vitreous china which. happily, does not abeorb liquids. (TV REVIEW J We are told that the Buffalo Statler Hote l. built i n 1908. was the first to include private plumbing in every guest room. We are info{"med that "every flush is a salute to British in- genuity. And . i n the h a lf-ho ur 's highlight, we are shown a cut- away or a toilet aceuoU11 fluahing. Believe it or not. that's pretty in- teresting. The rest of the program takes us to a sewage treatment plant. where disgusting water is made into nice water, and a toilet manufacturing facility lo see how those funny little seats are made. BUT THERE IS more that could have, and should have, been included. What about tha t a lleged ~nglisb gent named Crapper who supposedly invented the fiusn toilet? Did he or d idn't he? Exemption Denied WASHINGTON <AP) -The Federal Communications Com· miuicm bu denied "The Phil Donahue Show" an exemption from the equal time law. Delpite the ar1u.ment of ita staff that an exemption was not warrmted the FCC split 3-3 on the question. But commiaalooer Anne J~ decided that thJ! exempt.ion should be denied, meanin& the FCC tumed it down by a 4-3 mar1in. The lbow'a producer, Multimedia Prqp'am Productions Inc.,• bad 10Uf.bt tbe •pecial equal time exeml>tlon because Donahue wanted to lJlvite several presidential candidates to appear in- dividualb' .. euesta. An extraordinarv Slory N' 11// ~·1 /\YI N<~ The controversy. such as it is, continues. • Whal was the social impact of indoor plumbing. the g reat equalizer that mixed every- bo dy's hum a n waste . from counts and kings to rat-catchers a.nd prostitutes, together ? Nor does "Natural History" acknowledge what m ay be the most important question regard· ing conte mporary modes of sewage treatm ent: Do t hey make sense? Are we wise in. spending millions of dollars to dirty our water then clean it up and send it downstream ? Is not human waste yet another part or the biological energy flow that could be better used for produc- tive purposes? These are not trivial matters. Sewage, its accumulation and disposition. are major political issues in some parts of America. It is clear that, in these locales, population growth has reached the point where the traditional treatment system no longer suffices unless we accept environmental degradation as an inevitable by-product of our will to flush. But trivial -as in trivia - sums up "Natural History" in one word. The show is frivolous, funny and. lo a lesser extent, in- formative. THE MUSICAL score. in can- tata form, was composed and conducted by Paul Alan Levi and it is good. So is the anima- tion by Fred Miles. If nothing else. "Natural His - tory'• will make ua a little more appreciative of what happens when we twlat the handle on our toilet tank. But, like they say, it's a long way to Wuhingtoo. ----·-Viejo 495 6220 · .. .__,.. ...... _, TUBE TOPPERS NRC e S:OO World Series. The Phillies try lo wrap it up tonight as t~y return home with a 3-2 lead over tfie Kansas City Royals . CBS 8 8:00 "Flatbed Annie and S weetiepie : Lady T rucker s." Annie Potts and Kim Darby take the wheel in this TV movie about two women out to save a trucking firm. (Photo at left> KCET a 8:00 ·· Political Debate . A f a ceoff between Sen . Alan Cranston, D- Cali f.. and h is Republican challenger, tax reformer Paul Gann. Also shown at JO :JOon KOCE. Channel 50. D ®) TA.>CI With the help ot an unusual person tHerve V1llecha1ze), lhe caDDles continue lhe<r wild IX!<Son11 llighls into fantasy tPart 2)(AI 10:00 I) Cl) CBS REPORTS "The Saudis" Ed Bradley reviews and analyres tfle role ot Ille Saudi Arab1a11s in the troubled Middle East UO NEWS D @) HART TO HART A Deautltul woman claims that Jonalha11 is the latne1 ot her young Child (R) Q) NATIONAL NEWS fJl) THE 800Y IN QUESTION ·er ea1hlells • 01 Jonathan Millet recreates some I 71h·Cen11.1ry 11•oer1ments 10 demonstrate how the undetstandlng ot brealh· 1ng torms the basis ot most modern diagnosis CJ ~ HEWSCHECI< 10:300 NEWS mm NEWS 8i)POLITICAL DEBATE I Sen Al•n Cran•ton. O C•ltt , •no R~pubflc •n cn•1lenger P~I c;,.,,n I«-• eacnorwer I JOHN DARLING t t :00 IJ D C!J) NEWS U HOLLVWOOO SOOAMS 0 NEWLYWED GAME .. VOU BET 't'OUR LIFE Buddy Heckel\ meets a dOCIOr who won $375 000 baiting on lhe horses, a former !!J/IPP6• who is now curatOf 'WI a museum and a ·Miu Tall" runner-up Q) ONE STEP BEYOND "Premo111t1on A young girl has a terflty1n9 VISIO" ol be1nQ crus/led by a chandelier 11:301) LOUOAANT Billie uncovers some shocking 1nlorm1111on while doing on article on the American N1ui mo•ement (Al 0 THE BEST ~ CAASOH Guests Mclean Steven son Herve V1llecha1ze Ari Graham Trio (R) 8 MORECAMBE & WISE Richard Greene guest sta.1s tn Ern1e1s version 0 1 'Lost Horizon 0 ®1 ABCNEWS 0 GUNSMOl<E A ... 11y llllle otphan-tn1el f11s1 steals t1om Mall. 1hen se1s ou1 10 help n1m m an imoe,,d•ng embusn Slae R 'as No Plain .Jayne • HOGAN'a.-~ General Burkhalter atlampla 10 wed hla •i•l•r toCol Kllrtk ., rT TAKU A THIU A 1ral1orou1 SIA agen1 OblltuCI~ Al Mundy'e at1emp11 10 track down a ••-gun t>erng de•eloped Dy the Chinese fl) FAST FORWARD The lnl0tma11on FIOw" A look a• the new 1ecnn1quH Delng ClevelOped IO QUICkly and et11e1enlly move vast quantities ot 1ntorma11on 1s p1asan1ed 8i) CAPTIONE.D ABC NEWS 11:llO D OJ) ABC MOlllE • • ' The Young Pioneers" ( 19761 Roger Kern l1n<1a Purl TM n·aoe 118"'lyweds mo•e 10 1ne wilderness ol the Dakotas 1n the 18101 lo make a new hie IL'r themselves (Al 12:c:io 8 TWILIGHT ZONE Ed Lindsay has an old radio, which only picks up ,. old radio shows ID MIS8ION: IMP08818L£ The IMF "1uSt !tee an imprisoned priest wno5e hie is at stake 12:30 eJ TO..ORAOW Guests editors ot lhe 01tQfd American Otclion· ary U MOVIE • * a 'Unco,,quered" (19471 Gary Coooe•. eons Karloll Fro,,lier Fort Pill s1ruggles oga1ns1 Indians end treacherous whites wilh tfle l'lelp ot a Virginie captain 12 hrs 25 min ) 0 THEF91 F0tests 01 The Nighl" Cl) NATIONAL NEWS 12:401) C88 L.ATE MOVIE • • Zebro Force" t 1975) M1~e Lane, Richard lt Slatlery Former mem~rs loC•I Labat Day plenic '2 fir&. IS ml.n I -~ It It It "Lin " ( ttMl21 Dolo- res Hart. Step11en Boyd A Dutch detective at1emp11 to make up to• hla negu- 119"~ b~ pun11h111g an a•· NUJ tt hi • 30 min ) 1:ao D T.-LOME~ "Troubla F°' Tonto" · 2.1IO ..... MOYi. ·-,, • ·~ "Catry On Cruls.r.g" ( t~) Sidney James, Ken- neth WHliam1 A ahlp'e capl•ln on a Medller- r anean·bounCI crulae hnda tnlll a group of madc.aps wlll be filling In tor hi.a teg· ular slall 12 hrs ) 2:30. NEWS 2:408 NEWS 2:568 NEWS 3:00 8 MOVIE • • • • "Devil And The Deep· ( t932) Tallulah Bankhead. Gary Coopet 3:150 MOVIE • • •, · The Herness (197 11 Lorne Greene Julie Sommers Q) MOlllE • • • "Beheld A Pule Hone · (191\4} Gregory Peck. Anthony Quinn 4:000 MOVIE * * "T,,. Ledy And The Monster' I 19441 Erich von S1rohe1m, \/era Ralston 4:25U NEWS 4:30U MOVIE • • "fne Black Cal I t94 1) 88$11 Rathbone. Nigel Bruce K'f•dnt-•datf• Bagi imfl .ffnt,if•• 11:00 Q) • '·• LUCll.y T e~an' ( 19341 John Wayne, Gabby Heyes -AFTERNOON- t2:00 m • * • • The Amazing Or ChlterhouM" f 1938) Edwerd G Robinson, Humphtey Bogart Q) * * a 'The Strippe<" ( 1963) Joanne Woodward. Richard Beymerr ot a U S m11ttary un11 take lhe1t l8Ct1Cal $14.lllS 10 the streets and pull oll a sanes ol robneries 1 3:00 Q1l • • a Amelia Earharl (Part 1) ( 1976) Susan Clark, JOh11 For- sythe 1:00 m MO\/IE • • • "P1cn1c ( 1956) Wll· ham Holden Kim Novak Tne h•es ol live people are deeply alle<:led when a s1range1 shows up at the 3:30 0 • • • "Ge1onlmo" ( 1962) Chuck Connors. Kamala Devi by Armstrong & Batluk •r wl,......... Carson Hurt in TV Stunt BURBANK <AP > -A sketch about a gambler who shoots himself after losing a fortune in Las Vegas turned out to be anything but a laughing m atter for entertainer Johnny Carson . who in- jured himself while re- hearsing the scene for the "Tonight Show." Television star Loni Anderson of "WKRP in Cincinnati.. Cleft > will portray J ayn e Mansfield (right) in a TV movie based on the life career of the late a ctress. The show will air Oct . 29 on CBS, Ch a n- nel 2. The 54·year·old come- d ian, who has hosted the ·'Tonight Show" for more than 17 years. was supposed to take out a gttn. shoot himself and land on a backup mat, said J oe Bleeden. an NBC spokesman. Instead of landing on his back. Carson landed on his left side and could 'Daisy' Set for Song Debut tell he had been injured. Bleeden said. Carson said he t hought some ribs were cracked. Carson concealed the in j ury from the au- dience for the first 50 minutes or Ute show Fri- day night, then coul d hide his pain no longer . HOLLYWOOD CAP ) -Catherine Bach. Daisy on CBS' "Dukes of Hazza,rd ... will make her singing and dancing debut on ABC's "Nashville Palace " Saturday. Roy Clark is host. and the guests include Mickey Gilley, Andy Griffith. George "Goober" Llndae)lt Barbara Mandrell, the Oak Ridge Boys and Slim Pickens. •••• ~•.Everything 8 brilliant:' • ..__ C-.oO " v 0All Y ~WS "Judy Davis 1s the gutsiest young woman to wrn our hearts srncc Kathannc Hepburn ... •JudllhCniM "A SJNlrkMna m ovie .. -~ S-WNeC·TV ffaYSAT .... MT TIMOa ... MAISHAU. OMITA .. NEWPOflf TO AVALON ------ The Anny was no laughing matte r until Judy Benjamin joined it. 11RIVATE BEN.JAMIN ----~ j - .. DAILY PILOT Tuelday, Oct~ 21 , lilO ENTERTAINMENT / INTERMISSION 'Uncommon Women' on GWC Stage There are 1ome 1ntermlttently aU1ten1n1 mo menu ln " nrommon Women and Othen," cur rently oo suge at Golden We•t C0Ue1e'1 Actor'• Playboit, but lht' overall 1mpreulon lef\ by Wendy Waasentean'a play 11 that It hh thto r haracters it delNrt. doesn't quite live up to ill poeenUaJ Miu WaH fMltt'an h.a set out to do for eittht women,., a fuh1unable Eutem colleae what Jack Heifner d•d for three youna tadlet from Texas in "V anllit>• " tlowevt-r. her focua 1a net'et11rUy Rickerlnj, IUnC't' her pl,a)' ii more heavily popu)at ed. with th~ result btlana that relationahipt .re gloaaed ovt>r ratthfr than dtlvt'd Into "'\ THt: lllARACTER~ IN .. l 'ncommon Women·· a~ lnter~•tlna enou&h. and d1rec-tor Denise Dunne does a lint' job ol ne1h1n1 out their identifyln& fe.tur~. Kut the ph11v 's v1tnetlf form and hark of ·u~ WOM111 •,.o•TM••• .,...~,o·-·••-••I•'" •lft<-••Oeft*o..-.. ,.,. •Ifft •• 111< ..... "-·· jW_ ... '" .... A<• ' ,. ......... (;ojdtft 11119'1 Co. .... , .......... ~ .,.......,. s.1 ........... '"'-~ llOO• ' • ._.a l ll l'\eh,_ No• r An.nelloflt.., 1111 Alta l(el• HOiiy ~mennw MvHel Suttl Fr....a c.,,., l.•11•11 Mt\ Plum THI CAU ~ 01AN0.Pr,..1 It-• Florlft ""'"'' IJP'Ol'I ""-'' G•O"llft ""-"• h YIO< rer• "•"'"'°" "'"'" Pflill•!>i S~WOll• -. .... ,wanon genuine ronfllct Cfnct1on surfaces between two or the girls only once, and then wanly I are insur· mountable obstacles. One expects -e ven thirsts for -some measurable impact in this stor y of five women who meet six years after their graduation and re· call the events of their college days. The primary thrust of the play is that they have been pro· grammed throughout their undergraduate years that they are "uncommon women." of whom more • .... -..., ....... ,. "-' ftll IX.,.,UflA!Oa Cll n1Ml1MtoM•• ... ••• ............ ON .oot IOOll fllNI , ........ , ...... , ... .......... NIYAft llNMM9119l ,.,. ...... , ......... .. ................ ~ 1 .~ ftll ..... ~UCllCNI 1U1&31·UIG ......,, Mt,._ ..,.._..., ....... \ ........ ........... 494 t St 4 \ l .... . ,111 ..... 0 494 1!>14 . . '. ·. ll:3::il . lmtt~ ............... ''THE ELEPHANT MAN" ::::,;:::_,_.. (PG) ............. NIWAft .... _.1111 .... ..... mu.,.. .................. ~--... ._ ar:.w,rr. -... WWWl9•1••• Intermission Tom Titus 11 upect~. and the fart that most do not arhieve their preordamt--d (loahl is indeed thoueht provok· Ina Rut It h• a nl•d c·ourse atnd not a steak. The c;oldl!n Wet1t artrt'saes display varying dca&ref'I or tlllcnt. with the most memorable performan('<! delivered by Ohme dePriest as an urthy. hedom!ftlC' R~tte Madler t ype who spices up the rollr~tfi. milk und cratckers sessions. Also ex· tremely tdfoct1vc as Phyllis Upton as a lonely, overwt'lllht ('t'l(•d who l(uards ag1Ainst s~tling her ~11i(hU too t11~h Ri:NATA •'LORIN, WHO has turned in some truly ··unl·omm1m" performances at GWC over the past derade, 1s s "len~1d as the pre-law student who's most IJkely to su<'ceed (and does I, but still reflerts comp!A{lsion for the others Riveting in her ambq;u1ty 1s C hrista Phillips as t he "catatonic" freshman who's brilliant but madden- ingly silent. Less clearly defined but en1a1lng in their aur- ruce charat'lerizations are Teri Hamilton u the srhool shaker and mover, Maria Taylor aa a glamorous man trap, Mary Grough as a good· hearted girl who opts ror early marriage and Stephanfe Wolfe as a restless aouJ who bears a deep grudge against Miss F1orin for stealing her lover long ago. Audrey Walton plays the tradition-minded house mother with a heavy dose of sugar, yet not unrealistic or cloying. She perhaps could bolster her performance with a bit more self·confldence. TRANSITION SCENES often lack impact in the Golden West production, a factor that could be alleviated with appropriate music or sound effects. Richard Rousse's sorority house setting bears an expansive appearance, seemingly widening the tiny Play box theater. "Uncommon Women and Others " will be performed for two more weekends, Thursdays through Saturdays at 8:30. with a closing matinee Nov. 2 at 2:30. Sh f ~~ p~ n ---II .,-fffd-T-roupe•~ -een or '-18 ~Y o.e. Johnny Car son breaks up, cast member Carole Cook as he clowns with a top hat backstage arte r a performance of the Q: Is Hollywood finally aettlag aroud to do· lag lhe life of film star James Ca1ney? If so, wbo wlll play Ca&ney? -T . Sancltea, Baffalo. A: The rumors of a Cagney life story being done keep cropping up. But there's nolhin definite in the works as yet . If and when it happens , don't be surprised lo see Martin Sheen as Cagney. "I'm kinda built like him and l do some of his stuff," says Sheen. "And I've had several offers to do the story of his life. But first. before' I do somebody else's life, I fi gure 1 better get mine in s hape." When asked how long that might take. the "Apocalypse'' st ar crac ked, sMHM "Maybe a week or two." Sheen, cur.rently appear- ing in UA 's "Final Countdown," once met Cagney at a social function in Hollywood. A month or so later. the veteran actor ohoned him from bis Con- necticutfarmtosay: "Kid, you'regoin' along way." Q: It seems that Burt Reynolds s&lll can't shake bla macho sex-symbol image. Does it bother bim at all? -U.Ue G., MUwaukee. A: Yes. Though he's always hated the ''sex· symbol" I Burt admits he helped perpetuat.e it with · a us Cosmopolit.an nude cente rfold. One da: • while lunching with Paul Newman, a girl came over and asked Newman to remove his sun· glasses so she could see his blue eyes. After she left, Newman shrugged and sighed, "That's the summation of 28 years of work ... " To which Reynolds retorted, "You're lucky it's only your eyes. You should hear what they ask to see of mine!'' Q: la actor Doa Murray, wbo appears la TV's "Dallas" aplaolf, "Kaoe.a Luldlal," tlae 1ame one wlao atuftd witla Martlya Moaroe la "Bu Stop"? -Mn. Sllell .. O'Stdllvaa, Jeney City • A: Yea. Don (who plays earage bou Sid Fair- gate, a next-door nei&hbor to Gary and Valene Ew- ing I, ~alla very vividly worldnt with Marilyn. He remembers her as beln& very sweet -but very frightened of acting and delaying as long u possi- ble coming onto the set. "She was constantly late," he says, "and would get so nervous she would be ill-on every film." Q: la It &nae that rock ud roll mule actually affec:&a &be hearing? -Pam Cartis, Flaallag, N. Y. A: The answer is yes -according to a study made by Israeli medics. They kept a record of young people entering the service and found that more than 10 percent had hearing defects, which they attributed to loud music blasting away in dis· cos, at home, in cars and other confined places. Q: Telly SavalH claim• lle'a aever bee• dhorcecl. Ye& I bow lie'• beft married ae~eral limes. How come? -Leola• Omm, Lauba1, Mlcla. A: Explains Telly : "Though I've been "OH 000t 900K II" (l'G) ....... ......... "COAST TO COAST' (l'G) 1"1M<1M:11 ..,_."'°'°' Ofl.N~ ,~..,, ... , .... "URBAN COWBOY" (PO) ,,....,.,,, "IN 000 WE TAUST" (PG) ,._.,, .. ,. MOVIE RATINGS FOR MRENTS AND YOUNG PEOPLE ALL DID AHO Ill 'II.Mt lllCflVE lWf HAL OIF ntf MOTIOH l'ICTUllE CODI OIF SIL' MOIJLATIOH ..... ... ., .... , . . . ., ... ' r.~ "DIVINE MADNESS" (A) II "PRIVATE BENJAMIN" (R) I ''THE ELEPHANT MAN" (PG) ~ ............ ,~. SftlDSiACI" _..,, .. ~ "IN QOO wm TRUST" (PG) "ntl .IPK" lfl) "ILUU McmtER9" "ltROM NIGHT" (A) -~ "'"" ........... t ... ··a•cMI~" ''THIUPI Ill °'"'IAN''(R) Ml_ ... ... ... _., ___ , ... ._,..,_ 'Glad You ASked That' by Marlly1t mid Hy G•dMr divorced from m y wives legally, I've never been divorced emotionally." Q: Wltb ber many soap-opera type marriages, I wonder if Elizabeth Taylor ever exprested her definition of love? -Guatl ff., San Jose. A : "l don't know quite how to express it,"' Liz said. "If you fee l something so deeply and personally it's like advertising. You just can't capsulize love, you can't put it into a category. There 's mother love. child love, man and woman love. It must encompass everything as well as things you're proud of." Q: Visiting Walt D11ney World la Florida dur- ing the bot spell, we all wondered, bow do Mickey Mouse aad the other Disney characten parade around sweltering la their heavy animal costumes without passing out? -Mrs. S. Morrl1, Ft. Lauderdale. A : They keep their cool through mini port.able air conditioning units, built right into their furry animal suits and giant heads. Q: About coatroversial TV star Robert Conrad -I• it true that, Uke Alan Ladd, be lula&s that OD· ly abort girls play oppo1l&e him -to mab him look taller? -P.T., Omaha. A: "No. I just ask that they be girls -and single -or their husbands be out of town!" Bob facetiously told us . "Actually, I don't care about height. It's a ll irrelevant." Incidentally. Conrad is several inches taller than Ladd was. Q: ltallu opera star Lacluo Pavarotti, aside from bla aaperb 1t.11a1, seems like a real down-to· eartll pencm -JllClllai from IM mte..Viewa I've w atcMd. la Ille 1om1 to 10 llDllywood aow -with Illa fin& mo~! -arts •.. Seaale. A: Your lint impression ol Pavarotti was aJ\ accurate one -and we don't think Hollywood will change him. He doesn't think so either. "If I suc· ceed," be aaya, "I don't think it will cban1e my at· titude. And more than everythina," be Crins. "I hope l will not lose my sensed humor." Widely regarded as the world's most charismatic tenor, Pavarotti will play the UUe role in MGM's "Yes, Giorgio." Q: Does Roaald Rea1aa have aay endearing nickname for Ill• wife, Naacy! -G. Gladltoae, Jersey City, N.J. A: There !bay be others, but the one we heard about was, "Mommy." Send your ~ltionl to Hy Gardner. "Glad You Asked That." care of thu MWIJlllJPtt, P.O. Boz 19620. Irvine 92714. Marilyn and HJI Gardnn will aruwtt QI many question.a as tMfl can in fMir column, but tM volume of mail make• peraOftOl replie•impouibU. ·1 AM NOT AN ANIMAL I I AM A HUMAN BEINOI NOW PLAYING awuaa· ....- ftUO llAll lolission v..,o 49H220 9WIMI' ~Clllla Casli MtM 979·4141 ---NOW aHDWINGl--cosra MESA (l ,.. • .. I( WESTMlllSTU UA Cinema Saddleback Cinedome Cinema West 540-0594 581 -5880 634·2553 891 -3935 -·-8rtStol (7141540 7444 r.:.c. (714>Ml·.O . .. -----..... -... ..... .... ... ., .. -. ' musical "42nd Street." The next night he in· jured himself in a pratfall ror his TV show cSee Page 87). "TIMH IQUARI" CA) ---"WHY WOULD I Lii?" ~~~~~-.~~~-'-~--=-"!!-!.111!1.al.~~-.J• "THI "l'IWATI DTIA•NATOA'' HMM .... " .., --'"' .... -·""""· .... "" .. ' -.. - INSIDE: •Ann Landers •Erma Bo"'Deck •Horoscope •Classlfled ~~2.Llkl> Leaving Home: / Is There Right Time to Go? f'rt!_s hm t.>n , ft t n l vltt-._l somellntt'S ~t.'l J -.ul>e rin~ lt•,:.on on t he Jrt ul 1 h t•u-.11111 d dormllon ruoni111.n1.· 1t-:Shard to -1;: );1..,;· thJ~ ,- ieemin~ly innu1 11011,, p1 clt'r t•nc·l' for a non smuk rn1-: µ1. 1 ... un wh1• enjoys muSll' n1ul<1 1n' 1tt-dis aster ~U<..'ll W/\S THE .. asl' wht:n J student s pent six tumultuou:. mon~~ w1th a hypLral'll\'t' J<tZl 111us1c1an who earned u portaLle recording studio with full tom 1.plement of musit•al instrument.s -including an elt:ctrir pinno everywhere he traveled Roommate conrlic ts urt:n't confined to collegiate neophytes. A twosome sharing an apart ment can learn tha t friendships crumble over such 1r rc•conc1la ble differences as one pre ference for smooth peanut butter and the other's penchant for crunchy. l opin~ w1tl1 li I OOSlllllJlt I~ JU"I nne ut llw µruhlt>m ' 1a \t•t:n .1~1.'r fon:•:. upun lt:dv111.: h<111h: tor tht: first 11me "tHllt' l'' p~·rtt>nres an• l e:.~ truu111 .. t1l than <'lht!rs dl'ld i.ornt: J httl•· murl' <·orn1tal th..in t1 J~1r· __ ,. __ --- Hl T tOK 'fttt: T f .. ~ uf thou:.cln<h. uf )OUlhs who venturl' into the "reaJ world" t!ath year . lhert' is a bttle help in the for111 tlf a new book. "l"lrltl T1111c Out Skills for Living Away Frcm1 Horne " Written by N or th e r n c'ali fornia family tht>rap1sl !> Hl!va Ca mi e l an d ll 1l a Michaelsen, "First Time Out" offers a comprehensive guide to the ins and outs or leaving home at the ripe age of 18. The 220-page book covers the basics of hudgetln~. housing, food selection and cooking. buy ing clothing as well a s informa t1on on how to buy a car , choosf' a doctor or dentist. plan a career and care for physical and men· tal health. There are dozens of sample -- c-hec klists, l'har ts L<nd record· ln?eping form!' lu help college- a n d non college bound teen - a1:crs nq•ani7.e their m oney, t1111e and rc1>ourc~·s Wh1lf• the• ltvmg guide doesn't cover any one subJect 1n-clepth, ir prO\ ides a w ide-r a ng ing sumplmg of !>ituatlons and is- sues that timt tht! younger dE-- ci.S1on malccr. T H E FIRST POltT on thl' voyage from hCJmc is the flnan- c-ial world of checklng and sav ings accounts and crt!dit C!ifJ'ds And th0f'e'i a l>rief section or; one of the two Sttl'e tbings tn Uf e taxes. Ne:t stop is a ch.1J•ler on hou.« lng. The a 11thors ciuthn4: rental and lease a~reemc:nls ;;nd the respons11JhtJt'!> of landlurtl!> ,md tenants In add1110n 111 prov1tlmg samµlt: n•nl:Jl ai•r..,·1r.c11t~ th1· hous in~ st>ct100 inc l111J1 ·s an 1n ventory chcc·klis t 011 ltll· 1·1inrt1 lion of a dwt.•ll1 11 v uni' Thi checklist helps pro•\ l'lll • c.nfrrm lalions upon term111.lt.•1n of •h1· housing ar range11wnl The book c<ivcrs 1t<·mc., t<• -.1m·k 1n kitr h t-n ~upbf/ar d-. and rt'.'frigcrallir and '"''n1• hl'lpt11l hints on econom11.1ni.: lll'l !!'""""\' shopping And lht·r l' .; t v1 ·n a f ew tips on n·n1rJ• 10 .; 111nd sta ins Whei;i thl' ~UO JP<'t t 11 m to health, the author ~ .Jrl' ~JKl'lal ly attunt'd to thl' ··111 .. t11111 al tr aumas that torr e \I.Ith ;.n 1n d1 vidual's frri.t br l ·•k " 1 h 1, )lfl\. T he book d1s1·w.-.f':-1 ''l!!.'JJI: ~·J.lh roorn matt:~. -,;,ri~-i:n. ' ,,, ·ti(' female rt-lauun.,1111 -1 ••l1. 1w1' ~ults and Sl)ll1l· ~:· .. ·~·' ,1• .,, t11·al methods of rc<llH tC. r • ~ ''I lhtn\. lht I\ !' t foll II\ II l h<iJ•f"'tlH• 111 · · )IS. ( i\)1Jt l . "'11., 1: .. -. •~11rL·~·11 wi th lroutrlet! It 11 d~•·1·0., .11 t1;l• Ca1tf1i1ni:1 \ ,>11lh .\ullt11nt\ ..,,, ti thE: pr11tt!t'lc·1J •:.imr•, t • \lflltl m en t often put. t•·•·• , 1. r 111 ;1 vu lner;.ihlt.• IA'" Jt ... J·1·11 tli~~ lea''" hcim<· S ti e c· 1 t t· 111 111 , ' , , a Ith stat1-.11c" sh1n 1::1 t .. 11 •. 1 .. , cent of th•J:>• wl1•• • ,, 11111r1· sufft.>r -;orr1l' J.t ri« ,,, . 1 11111 .•! l raum:.i _}. .. or ~HOH-Ill• tr, Jl .t ld to relie ve the stressful s1tu<1t1ons. · Wh<1t we tried to do is to aay there are ways of elevating <;tress." said the 49 -year-old mother of two "There are th 1n gs th <1 l can be done on wh at<:vn prohlems arise.·· TU E BOOK IS WRITTEN for • 1 h1· high 'i<'hool stud ent con- 11·mµlat1ng a move to college or thl1 working world. Some of the I 1 rst prolilc ms are the com· prorn1S4:S that m ust be made "1th a roommate · What happens when people ,.:1 ow u_p 1n a family is they begin 111 think th<Jl everybody thinks tht' w ay t hey do.'' ihe 'said. 'l\lany pcoplt' have not spent t1ml· 111 olher p~ople 's _.bomu. .1nc1 M'l'O how differently tbey lr\t• • I l'lt.' author~ <1lso introduce the n .. 1dl•r lo the subject of le isure: · rrH-.· most teen-agers will learn htJ\.\ t" plan their own vacatJons Mltl rt·l'r't'ul1on outside of their f.11n 1h And. frnall)' there's even a ~1-ttion l(.lkmg on a uthor Thomas \\'11lfc's novel "Yes"' de<'lare'-1\e . .H1thor;:.. "\'ou can go home <ll4U In With ~k yrockd1ng housing 1·o~b. ~:.i1cl Ms Camie!, it's not un1·0111mon to find children s;e. turning horn!! "~1 aybt· pa rents ar e easier tCJ If\" "1th and get a long with llH·1r ('hlldri·n.'' she s aid. ,\ J>t•rson < ;.in he independent \I 1ltwut leaving home." she 1d<l"'1 .. fl " ~J!'rer to make the Jl'-\ ~ holopl•al or physical break b\ bcrnl<( .iy,a~ but I don't think ll •• 11 vou hdve to do that." - .... lh llf Piie' -lty ale ..... •-.r 'ALL THE BETTER TO SEE YOU Wl'fH' Glitter Lines Aid Vlstblltty at Night ALL DRESSED UP WITH NO RL.AC£ TO GO UNTtl P~RTIES START OCT. 31 .S.lf vt $f>ecfil Qt Cotta MtM QQl «in f;jl!y &Wt OJ) ttlll:C>"t•n Dt'iut .. • REAL MOUSTACHE GETS COLORING ACCENTED Anhnal-llke Strtpo• Dlagulee Chee)(J, Ned Put On a Scary Face Wltehe~, go61in$, vampires and ghotJls infest Knatt'' f-!alloween. B~ MAttY IA!n; ~RC~'LU) Ot -oetlf ~· ... u.ft Mosl makeup arUlts take pride 111 making the world a more beautif~l place. But not Abel Zeballos. F'or the fifth year, the JO-year-old Brnilian and his zo auistants are transrormlng thousands of employees al Knott's Berry Farm into monsters. When not changing girls into ghouls, Zeballos works al Knott 'a in the technical enter - tainment department and t.eaches theatrical makeup at Cal State Fullerton. Guests at the park Oct. 24 through 26 and Oct. 31 through Nov. 2 will see rides. shows and attractions specially decorated for Halloween and staffed by an oHortment of vampires. witches. werewolves and zombies hoping to win the company's •·golden pumpkin" costume award. Laal yeal' one employee arrived "head· less." and every visible worker at the park tries to give new meaning to the word "repulsive." "We will have two mazes one with a real mummy over a hundred years old -for this nent," 1aid a spokesman for Knott'•· Dracula, Vampirella and the Human Robot wlll Unn up the 1plrit1, too. For anyone not horrified by Zebaltos '1 makeup creations or scared spe4!chl•as br. the maaee, Wolfman Jack will brin& an al -new 5hock and Rock Review to the Good Tlm• Theatre, accordina to th• spokesman. At Halloween, m,onaten ol all alies and a1n come oat to play. Th• la llO Ume to be j•l another pretty race. . - ; ('2 DAILY PILO) Interfaith Home at Last The annual ~utunrn mem~rah1p ror ree of Uw Women A8110r1atet. of th .. l lt 'l lnlMfi lth 1---.oundHtlon waA a pu\wul1Ar ly happy OC't'a~ion 1h1s year 1 Held u uau•d 11\ th~ homt' o( (laao ~ellor ucl Mr•. Oaalf'I (;. Aldtk " J r • lbt1 evf'nt wu h•~hhithted h lb~ un nouncflmt'nt vi thtt nt'"' that I ntt"rl a.ith la at lu t ~mn.i to h 10 •• 11 homt• on , llm pu11 And lhc tx-st pitn vr lht• ne•"i.. l\ldr 11•h said. 11 thut lht' cost •~ ~Ollljl tn tw m11rh laa thanor.aginall) «'\pt>r tt'li When Interfaith "u:-. rormc\I 1n th•• ·eoa. Aldnt'h t>Xpllun~t. 1t "..._" not al lowed on campus tM>caust' ot lhl' ,111nc•1 pie or "~pllrahotl o( ('hurd1 'nd ,, .. ,(' Kut fiv,• Yt'Mt"S u~o ~ tth 1·t1,in.i1ni: regulations, rehtt1ous or~unu.111110' ~··r• allowe!d to ('Omc on l' ;1111 pui. lnterraith wi ll be bu) in~ 11 ,., .. , yth1ng works aN·orchn~ h • :.t·b~-.l ult> .~ seven·modute bu1ld1 111it "l\h m1,1v thirn 4,300 square feel. al ..1 l'llSI 1 I s:.'!111&\l The Hev Doug •·arN'll. lnh'r laJll\ :- Protestant t.'hapla111, .:.1, ,, ,;,,1 lht•, rc-.111 "It's all a mc1tter uC t1m111~ h .... 11<1 .Marjode ..w.eed. lbc nc\\ l'r'r"lll''"' 1•1 the Women A:ssoc.•1a1t• 111-iw.111,,1 '" ,., Ute meeting and thl.'rt> ".'\• t•au l't•r-.h1•p music by a q uartt>t t>f l n >t11Jrnt> 111 eluding Daltt NllLSl.'b. "all' K"''· J 1111 Zlm merman and Da' tt ~ Ul.-r Also there were the Rf'\. N U "OOf'1' former staff m ember Roda.-r Harrl&t'G. Rabbi ud Mn. R~t\ llf'r-m••. p.1:-1 board members and Mlssw t•db , Jf'an GIG"'--. Olin flt1g•rald. :tnd 'hbrf'~ S&elabu past pres idents of ~ om:ln A:- ~iates • 0.11, 1'•1•11''-"' llk~rc K-1 .. MRS DANIEL ALDRICH AND MR S. ROBERT WEED AT COFFEE 1•ulm1notc~ with H trip t1J ~drramentn to mt·"l li·g1 ·I itors, sl &fr. lobl>y1sts and r .. µr,·sent ut1vt•s of l/11> CXCC'Ul1\'l' bran<'h ol lht• 1~0H.•m1ncnt The group's nex! even! 1s 11~ .innu.1\ Christmas boutique and lunch~n Pt••' 11 at St. Mfrhael and All An~els Churr h. Corona del Mar. For information a bout the gr oup and holiday luncheon . call 833·0891 µant~ Ill lhc ( ·.,ro Fo und ... 11011 ·~ r;itf wom<'rl°s pro~ra1n 1n pulJli•· <cffa•t '> Or .111~1· l'o:•st c·ocds hav1• pl<'dgetl ~. 1• " 1• r a I ' " r 11 r 1 t 1 (• ., a t t h C' l n 1v1•r<;1t.1 111 <'~liforn1a . S::i nta 1!,1rhar<1 Tlwy .ire Joann1• l'allaban and Julie Walker. o,•lta (;a mma. J. G'igi llur~t. Alµha l'h1 und J enifer Hillman .md L<'<iilfr Greenberg , P1 Beta Phi More arc Bonnie Solonaou. Audrea Louise \' m azaki and Janice t'a vanaugb, Kappa '\lph<1 l'hl'la and Penny Conroy, Alpha lJl'Jt H l't Ro~ria Miakler of Fountam Valley has been selected as one of 12 partic1 Ms. ~llnkll-r l':JI nl'tl ht·r HA 111 111111 m11n ic.it111ns at Califnrni.1 ~lat" l'n1 vcrs1t), Fullerton In tlH' I .! wrck pro gram !>he " 111 •• 'p Io rt> h 1· r C'apabihtics fnr publlt' lt•ader~h1p ;incl le::irn lo work "1thm puhllr aff:11r:, ~,nd politl('<1) sdt1n gc; Thi· 1•ro ~1.rn1 The re 1s something about surveys of young people that bothers me .. Either t he r e is a significant incr ease in the basic, wonder ful values everyone knowi. and loves so well Or there is a s1gnif1 cant j ncrease in ly1ng 1 read re<:ently where a questionnaire was re· turned that revealed SO percent neve r ha d an alcoholic drink ; 98 per· cent bad never tried mar ijuana. 70 percen t were virgins and 53 per c ent got most or their news from telev1s1on Where do t hey f md these kids 1 Don't gN me wrong. I want to believe· there's a generat1.on c1f ktds hke that who lt\1 just down the hlork frnni me. In fact. had I kno"n they even txisted m) h usb and anti l would have chipped in a fc"' burks and gotten one lur a pct ErMa Bm.lw~k ij u I ""'''' The r e's more In another :,urvc:t high s1·hool stud rnts .,. ere a s ked wh11 thev would like lo lK' ir the' rnuld be am·ont• 1n tl1l; world. '1 hret> out or every four said they wanlt'd to be lhem ~l'lves . <The last time m y daughter said that she was Wt:Jnng all my 1•lothes. ITI) tennis rac ket and rny r sn Tell Hubby To Lend a Hand D EAR A NN LANDERS: l am sick a nd tired of. reading about wives who work eight bours a day. and then "have to" come hom e and do all the housework a nd tak e care or the kids. The key phrase is "have to." What kind of nuts are they? the TV is not playing with a full deck. NO D U M R B E L I , l N BEAUMONT D e ar B ea um o n t : You're singlag my 5ong, dear. Thanks for the s pecial readUion. .,,.,. l .1u1d1•rs in~ girls a~ they do bt\ys. and as yoiJ know. Ann, thf! (.'O~t (If ru1 1mn thl!SP days 1~ <1ut of sight Th t-f 1rs l o f our dJ 11g hl<'n '' n1al.1ng plans for ht'r wNl<linl! I wt>uld tka rly lov1 to :;1•1• thi-. letter 111 >111H <·f)! umn ·tlung wit h \11U1 op1n1on. MOT ll E ll OF 'l'llE HRl1JE IH~ i\ R MOT tu : R Us ua lly 11 't-the falber of RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY Wit.., Yow w..,.1 f~IHI I 922 HQrbor l l•d. C o\l o M~•O -5•1·11 S6 the• h ridl• who expr.-sses th:it point of view. Cl'H ht·ard from r101cns or t h e m !) Mort-OVf'r. I agrf'r lhal logic i., o n \'OUf si\ll' -bul CUl>tOm S die h arct. and this one Is ~olng lo he wilh ui, for awhile. The bi~ ch anl'(e ,., l bat m an.Y couples opr to let the varenl., off the book <·omplc>,Ply and they p ll)' fo r t hf'ir own wl'ddiogs: Ve ry few hus bands wi ll volunteer to d o anything in the house or help with the children on their own. These wom en need to memori~e the following sentence: ·' l f you want to eat at home this week you can do the m arketing, or we'll eat out." Also, a few days witho ut c lea n un · de rwear will hel p the most stubborn holdout to learn how to run the washing m achine . DE AR AN N ( Call642-5678 J LANDERS I think the Pul 11 few words t 1 me has come for the ..._ __ t_o_w_o_r_k_l_o_r_.v .... o_u __ Any w o m a n w h o works outside the home. then comes home a nd cooks and cleans a nd does the laundry while her husband reads the ne ws paper in front of pan•nts of both the bride a n d groom to s h<1re equally an the wedding expenses T imes have ch anged and c ui.toms should keep pace with the changing time:.. To· day parents spend jus t as much money educat- ( __ B_o_r_o_s_e_o_p_e __ l WEDNESDAY, OCT. Z2 By RVDNEV OMARR AalES !Mar. 21 Apr. 19): St ake -.claim where temtory, e mployment and financial ob· U1atknl ~ pk ture. TAUR1Jf4 CApr. 20·May 20): Obtain hint from Alie. mu uae Define terms . GEIUHI <May2J-June20): Vougetwhalyou want, eepec:lally In are a1 of friend.8hlp, money and love .. CANCER (June 2J·July 22): Study Gemini meuqe. Alm for br .. • rtn1. LEO <July 23·Aug. 20>: Contact from one who 11 in transit could c reate chan1e or plan11. VtaGO (Au1. 23·Sept. 221 Avoid being "1tampeded" into acceptln1 tlnt offer. LIBRA <Sept. 23-0 ct . 22): Pate nt o r coprrtlht search could be on apnda. 8COltPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Be wlllln1 to tear clown for ultimate purpoM of rt buUdlna on aaoUdbMe. MGITTARl\JI' <Nov. 22·Dec. 21); Imprint 1lyle, liw tull play to creative capablliU•. Ac· dill on affaln of beart. ' CA.PIU<»llN (Dec. 22·Jan. 19): Tumiture mo¥lal, domeltic aclluatmeot and famUy con· fernce eoukt -..inaw your penonal 1ceaario. A_Ci'IUIW <Jan. JO.Feb. U >: Avoid wild· SOON dame. f'orc9I wnd to be 1cattend. PllCD (Ftb. 19-Mar. al): Succeufw in· n1tmeat could domina te 1cenarlo. Focua on paymenea, collectlons. ... 4 MOS. -542 BEFOflf AFTER LOSS MT ..0 36 4 WAIST 31'!. 25'1. e AMllS 10"• !)',, I ff AllOOMEN 37V, 30'11 91'1 ... 39 ~ 5 ntOHa 23 19V. 3'/i ••. WI04T 131Yi 104Y, 2tY. OCT. 31st complete line of "VENUS WHITE ORCHID COSMETICS" GIFT PACKS AVAll.Allf FOR AU BUDGETS! GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE -FOR V~NUS DE MILO ~ INDIVIDUAL COUNSELING 1t FREE FIGUl'lE ANAL YSlS '1 FREE RECIPES AND DAILY MENUS • MODERN EQUIPMENT 3PI * PROVEN BE SUL TS HOURS 8:00 A.M. • 8:00 P M MON ·FRI. 9.00 A.M. • 12 NOON SAT. PUBLIC NOTICE NOTtC8~A~IQTIOllir-• TO HLL AL'°"°'-IC eavaa&oa' PUBLIC NOTICE ,.CTITIOUI •UllM811 NAMa ITAt•MaflT I Tlte IOl_llO __ -•lno but l- ""Ht ISlANO Oil CONll'ANY, 16711 or .. 11•-~. HIH>llrlQlon h ecfl, ea . .,.., Grer.t G. ,,., .. ..,..,... 16711 Or"" •I•• L-. Hu11t11111on ... , ... Ce . .,... Jof\11 J, ,....,. ... , IOlt 8.ttH•lc Df ., PUllUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE C~le -·CA._. l'ICTITIOUI aUllNlll ._ _ _.. 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Or ..... ~ .. ,, Oefly ~I-l'.,..I,,_ ()rlfllt OMfl Dally l'llol. t.Pt.».Otl.1,14,11,1-,. .... 0<1 t,14,11,H,I• -- FEATURING PUBLIC NOTICE MICHAEi. E. KIM Aner"•~at Llw 1130 E 411tSI . S""-1:111 ~ftl• A,.., C4 tUOS Tto. U.-1100 F14'1U Puot"""" Or.n<)I! eo..i O•••~ Piiot Ou 11, ll . NO• •.\I. •m .2 .. eo .. -. ' -.. -. . ""' .. I' OBITUARIES PlJBUC NOTICE PLBl.I" NOTICE t-:• 1[0A1L v iiit:o1·~ci."A1~si'r1E·o Aos j ::.~';," ;~: ~' .;~:: ~~ 642 ·5618 o;• ' •. \•1·•t• ~· ,.,.1, At;"'0t4i ------' -- * Tue110oy, Octo1>e1 :>l 1900 DAIL r PILO f . -r- 'M adam'Kicks Habit ,ICTITloUI IUllNll°s IU~tr•1a. (,OUllT 0, JHI Nuns Exhibit Lov~ lJ nlik~ Bordello's SAN fo'UAN("IS('O IAI•> M arlent "Brand lh ld""'" haan't been Wf'ann1t r. tu•tlll even tbouah sh"·~ i,...-n h \1n.i 1n 1 nunnery Lnateed, sht>'s bt-t•o tr)'tnK to ILldc. oot 4nd the 40 >ear old convl4'ted b o rde llo m 1Hhlln lhinkl alw baa 14Ut'{'t't'Cit'tl "1 'd iwv.-r pl"V('urt' a ~oman 111ln tor any reason. · suytt> M~ Baldwtn. Ml Ba ldwin s pent lhn•c months Uvln~ lit t;ra1·l' l't•ntcr. u part ol Uw Convent or Lht-<;ood Shepherd. sent there b u Judtte WhO &ave her a l'hOi<'e bet Wt!ell four years an pnson or 90 day m the <.'onvent "ONLV GOD KNOWS whether people change, .. said Mother Superior Ma ry Columbll. ··eut Marlene bad signs she was think· ingofit." "I couldn't i;tet over the love fh n .iav..-. me. c•v1•11 thou~h J wu,, .. 0 1nf! to ht· "' and uut of Uwtr ltvt· . ' Mii lluld w1n ''ll•ld 11( lht· m dt't '" ~1i.tt'r11 Pro!ltttulr "' 1u 1•n 't 11t rumwro; lo t he 1111CIC't :oi wh Oll<' oril.-r wu' foundC'J 1n lfM I 111 I· 1 a1w"' "" 41 houat> for t~lt-1•1111n.: pr011 lltutt:11 f\Uf MS R11ldwin wua. sc11neUun" of u 1<Pt><'l•1I 1 uo;t' nol •• tn •t·tv.i1lkl'r. llut d muJ,11n wh u run i1 w1·ll known lH1nfrllu anti l'la1m'-"'1 to tw u h<•~tt·so; to th<' rll'h a 1'4I full)UU..., WHEN l'Ol.ln~ .. ltAIDl<;O he• hou!lt' tn Ue"ember, s he h ad bet'n pl.mntnK a pa r ty for a Sau di prince, s he sa id From that, shP went to th"' Snt all dormitory hke rooms o( the re nter, filled with bo<Jks about Roys Town and Rtble Sil)' mg"5 And she re:ons-ted the nuns ' errort s, at first , to he lp her t•hant.;e Shi· tulkt•1l tu thl'm ah<1ut sex, !!hC !Hild "I'd lry to explain the fcio:ltngi. of htc'lllg with u mun They said tlw1r fecllntes were Juiit as -1tn1r1~. only toward the l .(Jrd," :.ht' i.:rnl 'I told thl'rn I t•o uldn 't love a man t 'v"' never set:n " 8l1'f filtADUAl.l.V, THINGS l'hJ11~cd Tht> breakthrough, she ~aid, 1·a mt> whe n a woman in Los Angeles sent her "the most beautiful. inc redible collc<'tion of L'hr1stllrn books l 'd ever set•n " Now. she says she's born again and will never return lo her former profession . "If nothing else, she lost any sense or gla mour about her busi ness .. , said Si-;ter Anne, who helps run Gr ace Cente r. "She <'am e m believing she-w as serv- ing people, but she isn 'l leavin~ with that fet>ling." PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC: NOTU:I:: I llAMR tTATI MEllf STA Ta 0, CALll'OllllllA ,Oft t ll• loll-1"9 IW'f\(lft\ f'# <101no ' TH a COUii TY 01' OltANGf bu\IMUat 1• Cloflc ~ Orlve -\I ME\A MOYER!. HH M•\•nO ~AM,CA9f79l w.,.c ... i.Me'41.C•'1•U ! P l Al N r o F ~ M 1 c HA E l Ille herd C.eorQe Ay•hlurd, 701 GEORGE TATER, •n lndlwldu•I Ml .. n<1 W•Y. CO\I• Mii>" (•l••o•no• 0 E FEN O A N T 0 E w f! V "101 OAVIOE, lnd•w1du•llt. OAYIO P \•o•n All•" Jolln ... n lOS lilloMnO p E II IJ M E AN • n 0 J" NI ( ~ ( "'l•y C°'l•IM••,Celll()tnl•H o?1 PERUMEAN, .... _..,., wtl• 0o.. ~-, JOM Ul"'m•n, 70\ Mn I lhrOuQI\ J<, lnclutl .. •no W•y, C"'•• Mew, C•••IOrnl" 9161/ SU-S 0<1w>d Lff ionr.;on, '''~ M1..,no 011 -•11oeo COMl'LAlllT w., ( °''• Mll\<O ( •lllorn•• .,.,, (AH NUM•I'•; mso I hn """"°'' '' <OnG11CleO b> • HOT ICU Yw .......... -Tiie O.n••<ll l)eflnf•~hlp <M<t1 mey _.._ ........ , ... wl- l!o( P\aro GeorQO! Ay\MOrd '"' .... ....,... ..,1"' yew'-"" I"" •lelemMI "'"' Ill"" "'"" IN •11111• • AlyL .... IM lftlwm•tMI• (oun•y (t,.,. of Or•ntr" Co.univ on Oc .. , .. , loewtr l tQllO If you Wi\h to Yell 1ne _,"•<f of .tn F '*" •Uornf'y 1n tf'Ms m .. u.,, "°" """°ulO oo ~UOll\hftf Or•nor to••I O•lty Pltot ~!1C:,'n°:.~:~"nv~om~~·,!. :.~:; C::,·~:n 011 I I• 71 11 l'IO <OJO..lto AVISOI UfW lie .,_-.me ...... PUBLIC NOTICE u ,,.._, _. -..,., c-•• ue. "" •114-1• • --U4. ,_ ... "'" ................ la , .... , .... . FICTITIOUS IU~INESS <I ... ~'""-· "AME STATfM(NT SI V•le<J °"'"'• \Ol lCll•• el <onW'10 0.. f he tol•0•1"Q OCf '°'" •te dO•no un ·~ en ..,,,,. •\unto <Mbf't ,. Cu\.ne-u ., h•C•rto tnmed••••mwntto '1• lt.\t• 0 ( M ENTERPRISES l lilOI "'•Mra, "''*'~I• •><rll• I• h•~ u. dondo Cir . Sutf~ r. H1,ult1ngto"1 .. ,9una. puiedJt-.,. .. ''V''''~. ~ltUT\pO Elu<n, u ~,.... TO THE OEFE"OAN T A tl•ll O •t\1•l.Mi6rQu'\ Olti. ftorio• Hun compl•fnt f\b t>een Ult<f by lhe-t>ld•fJ~ h "QIOll 6t4Kh. (.a 9,..,., Uff •9•11\\t you It vov w1\h IO O.hmd M 1,e V•hrnll /)tf~ F-lott(l..t H UIH ''"' l••tU•I. ~ mu\t #IUUn • d•y\ trtQlm\ 8eacn. L• 92"4/ • atttr thl' \tln'\mon" ·~ ~erv~ct VII f'OV, 1 l tH ' 1 Lttltl, ICM 191h Set . Hun I tHf w•'" "''' tOUr1 o •rHten ttt\pOn~ •r.o,on EM!..c.tt, C• 1JJta41 to lhe tome>l•lnt Unlen vou do w, 1 fu\ OU\ilW'-\ 1~ tonoucted 0, • your Otfaylt w ill OP enter~d on •P-~nt:• •' curtnt~•P ollc •• 1on o• t~ i>t•1n11tf, .tnd 1hf\. court DMl1t f Milllrqut\ m •f enter • tUOQm•nt •O•ln\t you •or I n1s ''•t1enlftfl1 ... ~ .,,t'd W•'" tnp thoe r•llri Oltm*f10t0 m •~ to1opu~1ru, (..OYnl'f Ct•rl!. of 01,•nvit: toY11t.,. or• Ot 'Ht\lcf\ CO\Hd rPWH If'\ c;.uHs.tut\•m t of 'UOtH ''· 14MIO ••Cl•\ •~••no of r·nc,nev t.i' '''OO\!tt'f' or f t•tS4t oth..,, 1111.,., r•oYe \tfl<I 1n "'to corn PuOh\ne<J 0,din(le l.N•I O•ily P ttOI pta1nt Plate of the Day • F1CTIT10US •USIHIESS llAM&!STATEMENT 1 Ocl If, Ii "'"• 1. 11 t'il() fll9 8U I OATF~El~";,"~!;.l~ll. OT 1 .E Cte•k ,ICflTIOl"•USllll U P UBLIC N h .: Ay MAllH VNN Pf Ilk IN, rr-•C ALIFORNIA~ 1 B CALM l~--• ----~ B CALM -A good message to anyone on the highways. Andrew Ste vens of Be verly ll11Js exh~rt.s all or us to be c alm. lftlormatlon lo< tile "Plete ot llw O•v''" woc>ll•<> b'f Ml•• Fu lov. •ulllo< of IN 197t ec111100 or l lW • w"°" w"° 01 P.,M>n•ll1eo Californle ll<fflle Pl•IM · Pupi/,s Sell Hmr Lice BRU~ELS, Belgium CAP) Elementary school teachers here are reporting a growing trade among pupils seeking a forced vacation : the sell· ing of hair lice. Brussels S<.'hool officials automatically ban children with lice from school Cor eight days. something that has led some youngsters l<i st art a trade in the wingless insects. " The going rate for one lous e, s aid one oHid al . can be as high as 65 cents. · NUMAN KATHEl"NE A. aAVMAN. reM<lent of Cott• Met.a. ca. p._,. •••Yon 0c l-r zo. 1• In S...ta ""41, Ca. !>he I• wrvl...., by lie< a.llllM•• l(atllerlM I rwln of Cal<t Mew. ca ..• _, EdlH<d ._.,.,.<Iii -Yor'll, • 11r-ltlldrwi aftd I t •••t-11and<luld . l'r lwate Hf'flCH -·· l\eld •t Ill• 8ellJ 8•r119r-Smlll\ -Tutll•ll W.ll<lllt Ch•ll•I Nlorlu•ry ol Co•I• Mu•. -U71. BU•OIT l O"ETTA R. BENOIT, rM1d.,,t of Con<Ol'd, --tu , formerly ol HunUflllon a..m, ~. P•ued •••Yon OcotM9r tt, •• at IN -of ... Survh•.., b y Mr son R•rmond C c;.llnat of c.oncOfd, MaUll<hU .. 11> AllO WNl...0 bV 4 .. -Nldr ... and 2 11n•t1rendchlld,.... 5IW 1 .... , "'" mottler ,,.,.., "Couglllln·' Benoit ol Bot•. AUHK,_tu, S.rYIUl Wiii be lleld al MK R• TunntellH• F<1ner•I Home, c--. --"'· Tnur> Olly, 0<\-t 23, tffO at l :OOPM l!Mmot'lel~rlbutl-mavo.m-10 IM Trinity°""''"·" Elm StrHI, Con· cord,M--IU011'2. a•1001 A"OEMIA GIVEN BRIGGS. P .... d -ay Oii~ 1'. l ... H••at • , .. 1 • ._... .. $lint.a AIM, Ca. He iuurv1w.O Dy a -"°" G-....... of S...I• Ana. C• •• .,_.~,,.,...,._of 1111nol> -t ~......,.....,,.,. Gre••Mc» MrYIC" _.held today OC-r 11, \HO al ti :OOAM et 0 11 we Wooo C-.twy, ltlw,_, Ca. S.rvl<O un· cler Ille dlrectton Oii He.-Lawn-l•l<><.nl 011 .. ~otC•taNle ... UD-ss~. cuu.a1t,.1•. WI LLIAM &"YANT CULLEN, JR., rn ..... t °' (.oalll -· ~ P•s~ •••Y °" e>cmmr ... ••· SurwlWd Dy 1111 wlN c.orwe • ...,.en 0><1111na 111-ll ef Olko, Ca., Guruday• K•11r IChlll .. ef E~la, llew Mulco, M>ns R•y"*"9 CulMn of C.~a Me .. , CA., O.vld Qllten Oii Gr~ Pau , Or_., llil fetller Wllliaf'n 8 ryanl Cutten, Sr. ot , ..... -. C... -.M•ldred Cullen of Cesla-.C•.,l gr.,_luldten. ti• ••• e INfYlller Of the Ellll Ch1b en<I IALRIBGHOM SMITH & TUTHILL WHTCUff CHAPIL 427 E I 711l SI Costa Mesa 64(;-9371 ,..c111o™as s.MnfS' MOITUAIY 627 Mam St t~mtmaton &ach 536-6539 .... , .... , COlOMAL PUNMAL NOMI 7801 Balsa Ave Westminster 893·3525 PAC...C v•w .-.OllAI. , ... CemlttHY Mortuaf"f Chapel 3500 Paclt1c View Drive Newpcrt Beach 6'W·2700 Det11•N•ll~ PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS 1us11n•s MAMaSTATaMlaMT TM ._......,. _.... h dDl"9 ousl· M"tlt CltAllKIN PttOTOS. ~ campus Orlv•, Nt wPO•I llHCll. C•llfornl• ftMO ltlCll DIWld -.ey, ~ Vte Lk:ID ........ ~ a.Kii. Callfoml• tJ6'l Tiii• llulifttll It condll<ltd by •n In· dh•lctuel. ltlO "1lln •Y TllK .......,_. •• fll9d with tllt c..-., a.n .. Or-c-v on S..· MfMet tl, ••. J f11t1 ro11u111r1nQ Pfr''~oo\ d'' do•nQ !WM~H ~ I Yit:KI'~ SUl>'~tllNI: FA(t0 1h', I/QI H•roor lt<>ulewbrd, Co<•• Mewo C• q;•l• V1CIOtfd ,-.,Qil)rU•••, '1141 t..tlnd'r' (If Cle. MUl\h"1;110tl a. ... n , (d , 9/Mt> Alt>w1I N1QO,.uwa. WO Cfll\aV Clf<I•, Hunt\ .... 100 6'1<Kn c. ~, ... fnf, OU\Hle'\'-f\ (OndU( led by • oeu.-tdt P.,rl/Wf\nlp \/fttor'" N1yc>r11•...,• rn•\ \t•le"'-'n' •• ._, t11ed w•'h ll"ltt t ounlv (l~ri. of Ot4ngie (OUf\\o; 0 1\ Ot. I •-•IO,l'l!iO 11'1'1•11 Puoh~/wG 0r•"9P C.o••• O•>I• P•lool Ot t i i, II, NO• •. 11 1911() •ll>O-tOi PUBLI(' NOTICF. MICOIMICIC MOITUAl•S l~aBeactl *-9415 LaQunaHtllS 768-0933 ~Juen Capistrano '96-177~ .. , . .,., ~I,,_, Or-COH1 Delly Piiot, Ott. 1, 11,11.-.1• a 1.eo PlJ8UC NOTICE \ !It.ME UATl!AEllT °""''f '"-10110 .. 11\Q l)ef\On I• do1n11 bu" "CTITIOllS •u~INESS MAllLIN & HARTY ne\••• NAME !>TATEMENT IAUDrr,.n•tu .. 1 t I PACIFIC COMPANIES L '0 . l ne 1011""''""' ""'""" " OC»OQ l>u~I Ult CIM~ Rw<I 18 1 PACIHC AOYERt !SING, "'' 0 "" as 'W••~ "' f l•m•nQO Oro•• Cosl•Nlew . c •• ,.,. WMAT UM PRODVC 'IONS, 1'118 T11lllA, CA""° A lt ll••d T•ylor A•ln\'y 1'1• P•~o Aooldnto, Suot~ ,,. S..n Ju•n h l ' !1!41 IJ1-411J Ftomjnigo Of' • CC'\ta Mitw., C•. ''1616 C•P•,lrctno, C•lllornl4J •J&H Publl~l'\f<t Or.nQit CN \I l>•1I, i,.._ lot l h i\ bus1neu I\ C.OO<ki<1f"CJ by An m John Cat• 1491\ M..-.-.'lwooc Cit •~Pt 30 O<:t '· h ll 1""90 111,.\ ~' dl¥1Cfu•I 1 '-'" Et Toto, C...1!'11~ornil\ lf1f)-., fh t "4'0 f R.itinie, dt!.~l~a':"">'nfl'\s '' c.onduc led nv an '" f ht~ \l•lt-1"1!"1 t!Wt.t\ hlf'O w ith thf' IOh r. t County (ter" 04 Ot anQlr' C.ov"iY o" ()< n •de \Qbff b '* I r n, .. ~'-''''"""' w.n Hh.>d W•I" ,,,. • Fl ..... County t lerk ol O•anoo (ounPr on Oc P UBLIC NOTICI-. ,.ICflTIOll\ I USINE\S NAME STATlll'EHT "Thi• ftillOWH"tO ..,erY.lfl •). J ull \ f1 • P<1bl••llt'<I Ot-Co.t\I D•••y pilot 11'""'' l •'!80 0<1 IJ 11. 78 No• • t'lllO 41•1-811 ,, ... ,, nl'U_,' Publ"hl!d 0rdfl9'" {O<l\f Ddllt Pll~t .. t< llFITER or 11·1OPN1 hf P UBLIC NOTICE Q('t I 1.t 11.1'11980 40/980 C.?MVA.UY 1189 f.ih~ ff\• ,. I Cost• M\"~. ( .tltt '"'• ~1-.?<rr P lJ BLll' NOTICE I Au<Ju\I H Red~• '' ' JI • IA (a fo" rie.wP'o\ '' • •11•ou··~ VU"'li t n • •1 ,,. l! I o '. '' " '\ f1jl•J ll'l f'" .,,, "'"' ,~, "iJ ,,,.,,J ,,, 'l:OTl("fo. '•OU,!)ll~IN~\\ •\ ~H1'rl"'E "l , ,,, " fl 1\f'\•t q • I JO'-' ~ "', ,,, ' ,,,,,. J-•I~,. I W"" ·•,.wJ<Grl ' ,,., ~.-91661 ~1 •n .. l•·•1be!tla'i .. Ht~'i .,.,,.,t .. JOt; N•·«onrl rn1 .. 7Mt (l)l'(Suc "pd 0\t •" ,. ... ,. Pullll.,,.. Or.,.. Coast Oally Piiot "pt. JO, Oct. 7. 14, t i. tWO .. ,_IO PUBLIC NOTICE R.al Estate HouHs for Sale ......•.... • .....•.... I G~~;~i .......... i oo·i EQUAL HOUSING OPPO RTUN ITY Publisher 's Notice· \II 1•·.d , . .,1:111 .1d 11•n1-.-I 1n I hi\ Ill IA '>l'·fll• I , , 1h ••·······••····•••·••·· ~O. CO.AST CONDO ))'l.90 0 ·~ '"' ' I 11 1.,, r I I 1111 111 1> 1• J, t •.• ,, •• , 111 1 I •t01 •1 llj/ , I <t\ ';,,Inf i\ ... tlt11it.•hJ1 1 l1t UJi , I h· .• 1 • ·" .. 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I J ~ I •P t •;II ,1., ,, "' \•I ,I ~ ' N.8 DAil y f>l l 01 O ~WO• ' ·---0 hab11ity tor thr f11'1• •n COrtt!'ct 111'.rrl r,n ·~r .. .................. ............... 1 House!> for S t>.•' 'G et'leMI 1002 • • • • • • • • • # ............ -. A CHARP--'ER ;1 I \ ' '' \I \l'.I I. I I l \ \ I I I • I a I "•' ALLSTA [E REALTORS WAHT A.GOOD INVESTMENT? v." Ii,;\ I •II ' ,,., II· ti \_.tll\ r ••MI .Jl !1 I 11 ...,h>• l'I II,,, ._r,.,11 I•'' 1111.01 ltH llWI t lt"df) \~Hilt' (;rl'JI ... ,,r 1 "u1tl "1, ldb I)'\ ' "'i I ,I~)' JONES HI \I'' l'li<. t '' M-4fl cars ·bil<1~-,· ·skatehq.;rd • true k., · ri.11>y carnc1qr>r; · t1-><' cart<:. •tnk '=> rot1Prc:;kalt1c. • w alker.,· toy-, • W ilqOn'>' . • . ':>Coote rs· h0t rods · coup1c-<, · lraile r·~·h.11d top'> 'convert ible5•m oto1 homes·1awn m ow er s· l im os •corporatP headquarter '..> •garden ear ls M odel A'c:.• · • • • typi nglahlt>S wheelbarrows· r ecreational vehicles ·qolf carts'mod,..I trains·b1kP!:. •piano':.' c.1rs . ref r igPr a tor s •skatec:; • •4 • • • If it's got wheels, you'll move it faster in a Daily Pllot c lassified a d .Call 642-5678 and a friendly ad· viser will hetp you turn your wheelslnto cash. t...Kf ,(l -l'(i\Of.• I ' I• • I f \t '•.!.' II 11• II 111 ... ' , . ....-aswww..._. ______ .,,, ___ _ NEWP·~RT S~ OIJPl r X rl 'lf~IOt ~ M l ~ rf•l1. v 1 .1 II It 11 'f I .. '"'" I \' ,. 1·.h '' PRIME DUPLEX C OSTA MESA I v. u 1111 I •• I ~' f,. I lt•lh 1 I pr1< 1·d to "1 II \11 '""·~Im lt'.do <.llld I t.,. I 1 It I 11 •II' 111, ''..,, 11 tt11\\ t '" 'l;' THE REAL ESTATERS FO RECLOSURE MEAR Br1n9 Paint B~ \~ 1•1d 111•! u l .1 r •In • 1 \,\ •l, l1 f t i fioll1.'t I I 11 • h I ' I I 11' f-:t111 , It , fd • ' I , I,, I ~ l•.I ,. 1 •'"I \ 11 tlo I I tttl \•I •I• I II J ., 1111~//f' 7 \rt•.' nY<)Cl 'I I I If t fl i!, \\ .1 I Ill •11 1' \ , .... "" I lld1 II I I, I,• C H EAPY $78,950 '-t1f'I'( ll hi olllll Ill• <'!Jll tin ' Hd1 Ill ' •.lllt. dttlllll 11 I I P>'L lll".t lt\1ltt1•1I \ I "' ,• llll .11 I h.11 l•I I••' l ';il """ >11, ·.11.1 ' THE REAL ESTATE RS 8ACHELoR·s PA RADISE l'f "" 1 1111 I , •II• \11t'ill11111 l11r I 1 f•1r r·o111l11' U;u , ,1111 11' l'~I 11wn1 11r ,l,1fl1r fl•HlH' Ill 11111' I 'lltl) ifl J 'I 7:i..!. I 1h1 THE REAL ESTATERS C OSTA. MESA. S IOS.000 llull• , 111 ""' Int l1;io .1 llfh.111 11111111 l1ll';tll'tl Hll 1tL1od If'•'•' l.fll•ll •I l'l'l'I ih, ""f I 'I • .11· .;.11·111(1• fh\111 I • '" I'll 10<1111 ___________ , f"l• \lhl1• 11 ,11f1 111•' 1',111 ;. \ 1111 Pl11dn1 your t·t.1i\11tflt'<I 1 ad Ill so simple jlJ'll alvt ut a call on th•· I phone and we'll help you word your ad ror f1u1l re ault.s.1Jd.S878. ----- Want ~d-~ullt_ IM2·S6!._'1 ~ SEA~ PROffR11IS 7 144 63 , ·6990 ,., DAI~ Y Pll O l •wral 1002 IOOJ IHI ·•······•••············ ••.•••...........•••..• ••••··•··••••·····•···· .................. iOOi·~:f~~···;ooi l-.... -------1_,__ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,, tw>f "' 11.Wl ....... , ..... ····•·········••····•·· SlO.t 'IR MONTH \,., lllut ' .. 11 .,, I'-'' 14h< II \llU t .1 li.1 1•1 \I th • I <1 ol II .. I 11 I I I 1 h,\I .. u U1 I •II\ It u\ltU•t 1 I 11 " P-11" I lJ119't I• II l'\I I tit' 'do lo 11 " I I I ' " \ .,,, .. , 111• h•n• jll 11 \11 I' )fl If~ 4 .,,._,a ... ~ t \ I' ' .. 5 UNITS J ~ft rn I H.i ,1 11 I \'-.if~ 1th \ \;ti.\"'' ' I'-' f\~t 111111 \ ..t. \ •t I\ l s.:t!S. !O 1, . 11 I \, ... *VETS• L,.,,. ,, UI !o.l1i.:1h1ltl\ I \,IJW t.ti"' I i\,~ lhWl -.:1 l<\'ll·.\ LET 1 ·~ O..,JllJW YOI l flJW 'f'•J C/I ',\I.II-'\ TaUc to R~d Ca~ WE LISTEN! • RED CARPET 754-1202 ILUFFS COMDO t:ntt!r lhru '>l'' i.:atc w inlert•om 111 quarrv 111<•1 C r\~ rd w l11u11la111 (luarr \' "'11 n . k 11 t·h & re· a r 11al 111 \' .11 h1·d r ;rl l't! 1 I • J.l 'o • I ''I l' \ ,., \ I•' 14 frnm lt\'lnR 1ltn1nl( &>.<·J> mi.tr ~ut tt· w llJ' \ va111i 2ntl hd rm. li11 th & utll rm l'a111•ll•d J.lolfJ0J.ll' 14 r a l11 111·1-. & 1 tit• flt S2ll:O 111111 1, I I 1110;; II\ OWllt•I Sl2,000DOWM Bu'' lu \111 ' \ ··r .11111· ( '1111'111 JI I I• ,.,, Ii· l•ol4 m a r k 11 111\o "l•'\l' !l57 1!111(1 Assumable Loan :11Jr C11nd11, l>W I :!1111 Call now 14 IHI l 1 ..... 11 llJI M4:! Ul(l OCEANA SOUTM OCEAMSIDE i! BH, I '~ llA C'1111tlo IA·<'•>ralur:. mod t:I qA.-., o1r~1s, bll 111-. I Over rl<l 1'\dult t·om 111un1rv1 l'·~·I Jal'UU I. ('luhhtJUM· 'frJr lari.:c ::.hoµp111 )\ ''l'llll·r' and l1u' !\lo11 Stil 1••1 \..., :.um a hlc l11J11 714 43:1·4'22 2 STRY ELEGANCE Giant Twnhmc + Bonus Rm ' Bt-:ST BUY $!16.5',ll' 2 ,111ry Frt•ru·h 1·h11l\'11u 1n lu~h )(r t:l'n 'l'lltni.: t:l 1tl(linl l 1v1n l( rrn w 11:<.1th re1lrnl! & 1m1un· window llr:.oma11 1· ,1a11-.. l(1 pvt m.1:.lt•r :-.u1lt:. sc1laralc 1:h11ilr1•n ~ wml( & i!'1 ha o\ll th :.. +- e11orm11u :-l>•irlll' r m :-.llpur at ('d lrom nwm huuew 11~ lf\l 1·11d~111ol 11a110 f,11b •>1 i.:rl'o·nbt.'ll, tcnnti. r rt 1 C llymµt• !\/. 11nol A par111l1s c ul hur..iu 111 p 1 11·(· CC'ntury i!I Wutk In Reul\} 7141~\0~ WATERFRONT HOME s HR. 4 Ba . c u:.10111 wat11 r f r 11 n1 home w /17 x3K ' p vl clvr k l'rit• 11 SI .J !J 5.000 Btu Ider w trade lur Palm ~prin i.::. 1-~'l tulc For detail-. on Hll'> holTl! and appt 111 '\'C , 1·all Carol Hoff, ai.:l fl31 IQ)I C.ltACIOUS LIVIHC. W /VllW Prime locatlon make:.. th~ Broadmour honT 11 real winner. Stc11~ tu private commun1l)' l'IJOI and 11reenbelt Situated 'Oft quiet stree\. 4 LarK•' bdrm1. a h•th11. Red tile roof, hu1e 4IOUJ'I ~ 11rd en· lf>'. Lots or wood dock int( contrtbUll'i to charm OI fe~ at s.w~.ooo. 7St·"" ,. . j -~ llALTORS ~ I • t I 'll1f l1 I 111111\ ,,,, H 1111 t• "till1•11t •' I'·'"'''"'' '""''""1111 .. '~'" llltlf 111111 I ll f'l\o'I p l11 1t1 h ltll ~h I l1lt\lf lli1 l\lllll1i '•'I I( h '1( l It 1'1'1 \\ ;I I I II h• I ' •• ' JI I s IM '\011 C Oll Of MI W,OIT llAL TORS lllt I c.-Hwf . C.,.,.... .. Mer '7§.§§ I I CO«OMA DH ~AR ' It '• . ' .. ..... .. 171 4 1 t7 J .4400 I ' OCEAMFROtolT ~~ '"' t' dt iU\1 1 IH'I 1: o1 1•l1·, 1111 h,t iH ' 1(1 ' b.t dn\\11 ""'I •t)li I "'' ~~··-· lh l Balboa lay Prop. Re alt on •675-7060• OCEANFROf'tlT 'llr llJJfl• 1 .111d •Ill 1.,,,.., MfWrORT HUGHT$ FIXU ... .. • ti ..... I I II ,\I .1 I I\ I I Y •Y'll tf({IL f) I l 4 631 6!J90 EXECUTIVE BARGAIN ~,~~~A ,~~l~~E . 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JACOBS REAL TY 675-66 70 ,.... , ... ,.. .. r•·tl 1• "1 I• \•Ith 1111.111 :--17 l '•ttt ' .d\ • h d.i.111, ... ··11.1 THE REA.._4 EST ATER I o!~~~ !°!r!AJ!~.~Tt part1 wttt. a VIEW OF IA Y, OCEAN & Ri9ht lighh in CoroRo def Mar. E1pecl .. ly lar~ 4 bd"" tto.M with fnftch doon, interior atrhn wttt. brick cmd grn•ry. ChcrnlilMJ 2 bcllr1'I ......... C OM DUPLEX C M. OOllHOU!>~ 2 YEARS HEW... I Ill • .j ,,..,,, '"'"' .... I I\ II I Ill ·' 11 " ''1 ,,,, ,,, .. o1 "'"'" 1111 , ... • Ultit. R.dW. pt otMrlY wilti chcmi1MC1! S491,000. II«) I Ill ... 11 "I lo "11 1" o1I Ul1 t11t l11ol1· ,,j1 lo I "",. ·'I d I I I I k1l1 II' 1 •• 1r11 I rl lll•" 111 .. . 1·1 ·11 1'111.11•· 1111•1.. 11111 1 I'·""' .... 'I 1•.11 11 1~1· 11.-k jl .111k1·d \ 111111 -J,'.,!1 11111 Jo>'~ II """'' 11 :tl 1 .111 1.,,,1 '"·'" .111d """" th• Su p•·• t ,., m' <;di "111 11 .. 111 1111.1111 ,. l•,tll 011" 111 1•1 s111:s i1111 1 ,,1 I ~ .. ~· 21:.;11 (~ SLA COIE PROff.RTlfS 71 4·63 t ·6990 «::SE L ECT I T'PRO P ERTIES I Class1f1ed /\ds. y11u.r on~ ' stop_s_!l~J"n_g cent!!:_ macnab I irvine realty A SUBSIDIARY OF THE IRVINE COMPANY A TIENTIOH: INVESTORS! 'OTENTIAL! 2BH fi xer on H· I lot in •~a ~t s 1d t· Cu s ta M esa recJcv1·lopmPnt area Great for first home huy(•1 .,,. (•onlraC'tor $115,000. IM 7:1 1 SIX-PUX! :1 yc<.ir old untb <two 38HS & fo ur 2HHS J rn Cos ta Mcse1 rcdevelopmt'nt <.irca Alw:.iys rented. $30,000/y r in('omf• SI I .000 c x p e ns <· s Ass u m a b I e J s t TI). s:M5,1.NJO I M 74 I TOM ALLIHSOH OR TERRY HANES 642-8235 752-1414 551-1700 C '1"'fN\ Voftey ( er1.., Woodbr~ (""'II' '42-1235 644-6100 qo I 0ov8' (),,y I' VIEW I ... EAS TILUff Spacious fa mily home fcaturinJ( 3 BR.3 Bath!j. Family room .w!th wet bar is ideal for ente rtaining. A · lovely night light & m ountain view in a great community . $250.000 . I IN NEWPORT CENTER ~ 644-9060 STAR GA'ZEK~•. t----'-';.;...,.---81 (l..,\Y II. 1'1"'111 IN Ji.. EXCEPTIONAL LIDO BAYFRONT Fr•IMy ~ carpeted .ct reMG 1hlad 2-story ho.. °" tM WATElt wHtt "MAIM IA Y VIEW' of .. yocltff.J adMty .ct ftif)M ........ 0,... .... spoclo. roo.a ... cl11de UvhuJ roo• o• water wltll Tinptacr. .__.. ...... ""' C09T ....... ....... 3 .................... .... fir•,._• ..cl w.ttr·I• ced9r closet. Oww wil ...nt wHla ftrl•:-;z w wt1 He .... far .__ -'h. H.000. 611-1 400. WATfRFRONT H OMI "'·IN< HI Al f °' f A I I ,, tt1 11 ,, •• , It \\. t Ul-1 400 "··· '•' '1 II I ' \ . I 671-6'00 CE 110111 ILll?fS ca. OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE WllH G«U T NtDE WE NISIMT lln1• I If N1·wport ' .\111:.1 f1 1:.tinc111:.h1"I ll111Ttl'' ~1t110tl1't 1 lo·1·,111 l:.lan1h /51 ('o a:-.1 lull' S4·\••11 llt·1ll 11u111-. I• amt I)' H•M•m . (;11lll'rra. B<'.•ultlo1I 1'11111 & H1Tk, So•paroi k I 11 l·:,11·lu't\ 1• ll.1\ -.)1111 1•' ('11111111u111I v l.111 1·11 .\1,o:.1•·1 S1111,. With F1ro•11l;,11• 1'111-. f·'11111 Jl1•1f1•11tlfll' & fl•Hlll'> ll1111m & f)l•11 :O.p,w1111,... l1t111111! ,\,,.;,Willi Wt't llJt l 111lv c:111 j!1•1111•, \'It'~ I ll h l<imh & 1 ·ha11nt•I-. 1\1111 1\11 l'\l t ;, t.;11 i.:1• 1"111111 l'al111 <'I. l>•·•·k ..... :1~111 U/11 LIDO tSU I' r 11111' l,111 .ol olfll ( 11111111111111 \ llt-.11 ho•' l 'l111ih11u: .... & 1'1·11111-. "lrt••·I 111-.11,.1•1 t-;,11 a 1.af l(I' 1)1111'1 ( 't11 1w 1 I .<ti With Tro1d1t 111nal 1"11111 11 .. oltlM•lll · 1•111 ... '"'"" l/11.11·11·" W11h 11:.th & 11.11 IS1!11.11 '1 :-.111• 1<1'1'1''"111111 "'""" ll••a1111l11lh '"''"'" .q w d 1..111.11 •It l'.1t111 1·: \ pu111tahl1· t.111 l-'.;1:.\ 1"11111111·1111-: ., 1:1~. l~Mt ... IW COHDO LISTING Tw•1 llf•1ln111111~ 'l'w11 Huth' Spat·111ui. H•1<1m:. llP111 11d1•l1•d K1td1"t1 l'11,u11· l'ut111 I Ill Ill ll ,. II I " I ,. t." n 111 I 11111 Ill· au I Ir II I ('•>111m un11 v 1 Fllldlll'llllt I\ v 11ilatllt· '1:ti!.!l!'>11 ® ·-.......,__~ ~··11•1 ..... 759-9100 #J CCMpo;ate ...... Newport C...ter ;;:;;;,;··········iooi ..._.... ou • aooJ c...... ro24 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... UDO ISi.i Newly remodeled traditional style J t>drm. 2 bath ho m e featuring large recreation room & 2 patios. Living room hax attractive heam ceiling, fire place & French doors leading onto brick patio. New kitc he n bit-in appliariCl'S. Clost> to te nnis courts . s andy hNt<·hes & c l ubhouse. Now <Jvailahll'. <:<i ll for appt. $420.000. IAYNOMT We havt· several fine homes with pier & s lip. a TOllO HOISi COUNTIY 1 Hdrm . :J 'bath s ; ranch style . mini cs tatt• in orange groves. $240,000 BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR J41 Bo y\odt· Orovt· N B 67S 6161 ESLl<Y N 1\.YLOR CO. REALTORS ~lm_·e 1H46 OWMH WILL CAllY IST .TD Fe. !:>112,500 at 1 21/:t ''~ No l..."oan F ee Ul'a ut1f11lly designed home hy I van W e l l ~ Newl y painted int e rior . l'anorarn:i 11f wa t er . lig hts & mountains 1 Hdrms. family room . Lan~11 w 1 mar ble floor for da ncing. 1'11111 & ~1><1 ld••ul for fa mily & t·nll'rl111nm1·n t D•>vcr Shores nvt•rlo11king Back H<1y .. WESUY N. TA YLOI CO.. llALTOIS 21 I I S-Jo ••iiR Mith loed MEWPOIT CINTH. N.I. 644-49 I 0 AMAZING VALUE LOVE ME LOVE MY JACUZZI 1 .. , •• 11 .I 11111 Ill .111 .. ~. I ll1-.1UI II 111 .. ,.;., ..... tl11 111111 d < 11 ,f.1 \11· .1 l•lr111 ll••rn• i•f t'.•I I•~ J 1.111111\ 11,,.,,.. ••II q 1111•1 1111 111111 I' ..iliu111u-. 1.1111 , 111 .! of, ,,, 11• 11•••1 .11111111•1 lq 1ll •, J;u ll//I 1).1111 .11•11 l.111 11"•' ~111 111 lo ,.,, . .,., \\,tllJJ.111•·1 ~l >i l ··~I I ;,II ftlf Joo 0 111 ~I '•Ill l.1fl I 'It 'I I f~l/1 11oJ.1 \ ;~~REAL !ALLSTATE I ESTATERS I REALTORS RCTaylorCo 640-9900 SEA WIND 4 Bedroom in Phase Ill. VIEW. m <1 n .v ext ras in c luding alarm system . tinted windows. automatic sprinklers. Near community pool a nd tennis. $296,000 2437 PORT WHITBY OPEN SAT'SU!'ll 1-5 LIDO ISLE I >wn(•r Wlll assist in financing a 4 Bf'druom on large lot New kitchen. Bt«1Ut1ful dc·tor Large patio. Steps to ht'aC'h & t<'nn1 s Offf e red at only $395,000. i''f'l' 212 VI A PALERMO OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 RCTaylorCo 640-9900 *INVESTMENT SEMINARS* Learn llo w To Invest In Income Producing Property With Little Or No Money Down Learn tax s aving P rocedures Lcam how to free.up Capital for Investment Purposes & Still Retain Ownership of Your Properties. Become Financially lndependcn "Make a Decision Today Secure Your Tomorrow" Rtts1•r11 ations Required (714) 964-5433 Suturduy OC't 25 12 Noon . Refreshments will be served BILL WOODS IEAL ESTATE INC. · ENDANGERED WILDLIFE C S I T W A J A T H E J T H J P M 0 E 0 A A S R 8 M S E T W 8 l U E W H A L E l T U E R T A H T J 0 A T E H T E W l P M A E T 0 N T H L E A R U L L R l A E Y T D H N F l Y D k P U 8 G T H A l l T R Y A f E l 1 l A R V A A C } S H 0 J k E S L S 0 l l Y F E H H R l U T A l A K H 0 T T 0 F 0 D C I M R Y H T T 0 H I 0 W I E 0 E L H H S D A A S F G R S P 8 D V Y T J C E H 0 I U 0 T M 0 0 E E E A R 8 H W U I A G l X I J A U 8 U E R X E C I 0 A D H A P T H A I G S L E l S A Z M Y G 0 E U A M P 0 L A R 8 E A R l T S H T A A T A 8 H £ I T H H P E 0 £ AHOIDAILI SO. COAST COIC)() Cini\ 162,MlO W URSUl'Tll l1ll• 111;111 t-OW(' 2nd lfl'HkY'ti:ll M42.i~ PRIME PRIME s 142,000 I .11ri.:1·u1" J lid rm ltyn r· Ill llll"f lf1• ... lf :.O ltlt• ro~'il 111111 1-:~l 1,1 ,.,, ra l'fpu11 .1111! ,h,1111 ' l..1ri.:1· l,111111\ l'UIHll ,1111'1 I' ltltd f t•lq~hl •flllt· f'.lo•l!.1111 l(l llUlllb 111,1)\1• 1111~ .1 r1•1ol h11v1•11 \ ,11·,d .ii )11~ IMMI (';_ill 'W>:\ t;';t;i ITHE REALI ESTATERS Houa.1 For S• ...•................... tolboa tslClftd 1006 ...••......••••...••.•. o1 0PEH DAILY 216 Ruby-$495,000 8 Collins Island SI , I 00,000 Wat~front /Sofitblry 671-6900 LOU BREC HTB. and As'sociatH Real Estat• Sales & Rentals 229 MariH Av. 8.1 6 75-3331 i Corofta d~I Mar I 022 I ..•••••••••.•.•••.••••• I II\' 11W~~.ll 111., 1·an1a '""' ., Ill< • 1!11•"·' "' :1 lilt lt11n1•· 1 I 1111 I~·' .q1I y. I pl. 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I Bdrm lt.'11tures a gourmet kitchen w bu1ltin can uJl('ner, lood µroce.sor n11d l11as l c r Aho. :1 huths . fam1I} room. f11rmal d1n1ng. und 2 11rc111.•t l'' Mes a \t~ ill'\'li $16!1,WO t:J ll now' T/\HHt:LI., ltf':ALTOR.S, ~.111 1720 HO 9UALIFYIMG MESA VEIDE POOL HOME Z "torv :!."100 !.It It I Bdrm, forrul) rm w I Wt!I h:rr ~ 1·0~ 'd jllJf l()!o Agent '41-1133 TAKE OVER "9.5%" Outs ta ndtnK 3 Bdrm, shake roof homt: t°1·utur m~ form<tl dining mhm l:.or14to 'a rd, pa\111 .md II II O l all ~o 11~1 ·~~~ HERITAGE . • REALTORS Huntlnqton leach I 040 .....•...•....•••.•.... l>ru~lll' 11r1t·c rc1lut1t1111 <;11ri<c•1U~ r11•1•anfront un ti Owno·r -.cll1n 14 ,1t 1·1r,l :)14'.l ,IJ ()fl F J Ill J .. l 11 l•·rm~ It & II lnw't llWtlh i :i'l ~l!Jj 1\l!l • ;, ISt Ir r11 . ( i I 1• n rn a r. up i.:r.11h·ll htornc 2 ha h\ 1•111 d111 rm. 11l<n 1 m It 111!-fnt·d lhwk q1l, 0<1 14ll\ 11 r :. 11wnt·r a11x111U.' l.11 ti I< ~. :.oi.:t SMti,5111 l'h •11;:1 \t1•1:1 11r T11m K1•\ Hit\ 1i(j ~1:1<12 lrvift~ HM4 ·················•····• • •MORTHWOOO f11•a ut 11 ul I liellro•1m h11m l' 11fr;, lh lm·ato~t tn llw t'fto ~ant vlllai.:l' or \, • 1 r1 lo W !I I 1 oJ .\J a II\ .11nl·n11 it·~ a nd 1or11·l .. J "' ,,.JI la-.l 1n loda \' mark cl -=; RANCH ~ HFALTY ~ SS1 2000 ---------~ ;;1,.11 n1. Jloed al MESA VERDE CAPE COD I.a• I!•' • llilr 111 :.! 1 t.:11h 1 .. r1w1 1111 H \ .11 • '"' .. ,.1111kl1•f ' 11 .. 111 .11111 l1o11k \-.k11 tl! l>l >l1 :IMI ( Jll 5 111 115 1 ~HERITAGE . • REALTORS E-SIDE DUPLEX Two ) Ir. Units SI 42.500 FULLER REALTY S46-0BI 4 NEW CONDOS EASTSIDE C .M. :!.Sli!Sa111.11\11 ,1 /\11· 2 II H. 2 ' ~ lia. t·11nll'm11 <l«·-..J.ln SI 16.000 646-5096 646-6093 EASTSIDE ' PL.EX RIO. TO SJJS,000 wll h $161UIOO tn assurm bte loan~. ranl(rnl( fn>m II' , ln 11' , $26 ,340 l(rtlf\.-. 111t·oml' <111nua ll)' Well kt•11t. :.tnl(lt: .. 111r)' units l41lh 4 i.:ural(l':. Pl.US off I rl'l'l IJ<J rk lrll( 1111 t~l x :l'•I' lot '44-72 I I /.Jn NIGH BAILEY & ASSUCll\T £5 S1\LE OR TRADE t lllt 2 Ila f1xt•r SI IO,OOIJ Ow11r al(I 1, Ii! 1523 Ei\-.TSI Ill-: r; rww •ll'luxc 111111:. :1 1.n 2 lia 11wm.·r. Ullll 5 2 II It i! l\J I wnl\W Untl' I JW<. 'llllll' 11a111.·r Bkr li4<! 1:1r1:1 BEST SIR BUY on l'rc'>ldH> 1n Mt• .. a dcl M.1r Slot!l.5110 rlt•x1hlc tc·rm" /\r.tt 979.1533 LOOK lllVC~131~~qq~lh. f1repla<'e. 1l11uble ).larnl(<'. unmac·ulalc W11n·1 la:;t' Call 645 9161 OPf N HOUSl Rf Al TY / lllDIOOM t:i1:.tsidt', quil•I l0<·11t1110. hul l'losl' I u o;huppmi.:. Nt'w rool . 1·11111ll'r 1ilumh tnl(, hurilwoud floon1, vlusll•r wall!>. uood l' 0n 1hll1>1l S 10 .11111) Wllh llll assumable loan Roy McCardle,Rltr. 541-772' ';t:llJ!I 1101) \I uk •~ •1'fl·r ( h\111·1 A~t ,,,\ol 1\125 :.olt~r ,,,,in • •TRI-LEVEL! flt·u ut 1I1111 1· tle1·11r <il•"I ,, 11 ti 111 a 1 n I a 1 n " ti fin arw11<11I m11del I. Tl11s _J llruadmo<1r hvmc JS air -l c o nditioned, has 4 Bdrms, 3 Baths, over 2000 s•1 fl, a trium, and llL.~h lands apin11. Shaws like a model Call for ·•fJfJl * * •CALIF . HOMES BEST BUY t'la s s1c 3 Bdrm homt' wtprivak cpurtyard en· try Newly rarpeled and 11a1111ed thruout. /\ttra<'- 11ve financing available as loan is as .. umablc. I.St T .D 1s 155,500 at 1112'7. 1iayable 1552.00 monthly. W1m't last! e I;.','.( lj • I .. 1 Iv '>1 11 .'IHH) *•FANTASTIC U111<raded t Bdrm sur rounded hy lrees and vond!'> Del·Orated in e arthtunc• and wood vanl'11ng Assumable 10' •'' loan Owner may 1·on:.1llcr 2n . 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Agent. 6.11· i300 MORTH END !Jt•autaful \'tew Custom Breathtaking views from decor. gold fixtures & Absolutely pn rot• proper •ana Point 10 Pa los rnany upgrades Boat t y on Bristol St 111 Verdes are yours rn lhi:. :.hp right s up to <1s·. :-.lewvo1 l Beac h Approx custom North L aguna $749.000 631 1532 •2 ac re NNN e xist ing home des•Rned by Chn s Jas. E. Goukl long term lease C 21 Abel. 3200 s4 ft. .1 Bdrm.-~~~~~~---~ N~·'W'._~~ C_cnter640.~2_ 41 ~baths an1l ma O) nu tc Next to Maior ,_. features ~75.000 NEWPORT HTS 497.5411 • 5.J.50Sq l"t Commemal :i Hdrm. 2 liath. 'tcp Bldg 1 Ulk t o Pac1f11· ll•>'-11 den "' huJ!e bntk <kean Sdl S~50.000 r1n·plan~ 1:-:a:.y 11.•rms for Lea~e $2 .140 ~1 onth /'VEWEL'L Associates rnlXle'.>I .tluwn pa\11l.!n\ Wesley H. Taylor Co. Sll:IO.tll~l C \LL 645·Tl21 Realtors 644-4910 J rtd subml! \'our offer: t"t•ntur~ :.ii We~tl'ltfl M·G ZONE Next to Each Other .\hsolutel) µrime loca- l ions on M urgueritc St. Oct!anside of highway :.'O'. down assume loan +2nd TD ALSO AV.\ILABLE l TRI PU:X & l D t;PLEX on Court St on Balboa Pcnin~ula Same good f111anc111g Qua lifi ed pnnc1pals on· ly Sm11h-Me~er. Broker .llH 781:1 3 UNITS WITH SPENDABLE! l~LIOA ISLAND Beautiful layfraftt New 1·arpel, paint and charm on Bay with patio on WATER . R e a lly ~pecial 2 story 3 bdnn. 312 ba . frpl c . new kitchen. $1700 o lease. OMWATER ~ Exceptional 2 Bdrm w different levels, ~xc t· 1ng arc hitecture a nd water acl ivity viewing. Sl500/mo FURN/$100 Mo. Nice 3 Bdrm. 2 ba hoire. rea d ' to m o \•e in to. S800 mo Waterfront iSalisbury 673·6900 WIHTER RENTALS F. Side UutJ ll'X 21)r ~Jr, d11hlre11 ok. b t/lasl. + ::.~·c. $S2.5 mo Int l ut tl Joa n 1!17 .i 102 or l.lc.•nl At ;T642·8235 Ueuutifully Rc11cc r:ll• d :lbr hme nea r 0 Cc.· 6i3·8443 or 75·11:1137 ask for J .J . •Cle u11 I Br Duplex. OH s tr.-et park 1ng . quiet. S32.5. No pets 549-3232 or 641· 1460. ------------ Luxunous condo, 2 Br. 21 2 ba. 2 ear gar. auto drop. nr. frplr. pool. Jae. S875. Ph: 645-8986 11r 641 tMS. Brand new 2Br. 2', ba condo. Encl gar & yard Patto & decks Ga rdener S.<;751mo Lorri 547.9571 d ys. 546·5 I :14 e ves & wknds. '\, ~:w 3 BR 2 Ba l:lllldo. fplr. pa tio. d bl i:ar Nr shop:o.. S(i.% mo. !'111 pet:-. ;\(,'l itiO 1211 o r 75!:1 100>. -----Danca Point 3226 Large Corner 1.ot lUCEO AGAIN QUAIL PLACE PROPEttTIES'• Two bdrm home. lovely ••••••••••• •• • • • ••••••• patto a nd gara~· $600 co·, oo SharlJ 3 hr. 2ba, So Bavfront 3 Br lower $600 mo. Call ~laryanne W1Jo•ll1nrl1t<' .-.hr . :1hJ 1 l'n•"'otl .\I 011l' I. I J m rm r1111 rm , c. 2 r rnk:-JI 1·:ir ... ar:.~<· ''"" tftli':- liJrtlt'ner "'11 pet~ :\111 1 111 ~lu S!I~~. \<ll :'\.ll ::iU:Il WOOl>URID<;E I llr :1 Ba 1-.Xt!{'U\l\'l' home L.1ri.:c t n• l1>s ed 'ard '.? "l 'lf' 1.ake-. 1 .;nn1~. ll o o' l !> • c l <' SR:, II GJrtl e n e r inc l uded 6.t0·009fi 4 lid rm. :! Ba . E xecutive t~ 1>c home i lh pnvate tJOOI & spa In :-.lo rthwood area. price ne~ol1able 972 li l7 a ns serv. Call any lime RENTALS 2br. 2ba 3br. 2ba Jhr. 212ba 41Jr. 2ba lbr. 212ba lbr+B 212ba $700 S750 S7SO S750 sooo ~ Jbr, 2ba S6SO T uslm Kllb & pets welcome 4br. 21 2b.i rurn ~:!so Sp~ ,.:la~' W mt er lll'lllal Harbor View Homr L.p~raded 3 Bii 2 &t mu~I ~cc to a PJ•rc1·1al l' \'11mm JXllll l'h1ldn•nor... Ill I l>t'I). ,\ V iJ ti fll)I.\ Si!Jl'i mo \ o!t ~Hi2 fili09 2 hr. :i I.a W-t1·l11f 1•111vk1 JJ(>lil. lrpl.· .1f111tr•,.., S.~~ P a~ s ~Iii 2i :iu l'Vl·~ t;.I0-4:188 •, blk to heh Lo\'ely 2hr I b :t . fr p I 1· • ll a I i ti . ~1Yrly . 968·ti26:J _ Newport Sho r ts Cana l Front. ~bd rm. J ha. n~ly decorated . 1)0(>1. ten111s. :! blocks \o ocean 962·668:1 3 Br. 2 Ba 2 c·ar ftilr f'am1h rm I fllll· JU'>l com pfet t'I.)' ren o1 ut~. new l·arpct. drapto:i. Ille. On <j Utet t•u l cle·s:u· Ga r dl'n 1ng p aid PCll Brookhurst 'J blk frorn bcar h Call Debbie iJI ;;g1 I f!IUI I:-C"1t11ct11 Ill lll.'IN 11111<1. 3Br. 3 '" it. :.pa incl ·91.'i 11111 li-l-1 2JUO '.':l'.W PU R 'f C REST . L'ompletcl~ rl•d 11c:orated .l Br wi th huge ma::.ter ~w te 1<1·e 11 1 t<'w, S.liO .\J~11 l;ir g,• well demral ell -i~r S950 \gt IJobhit :\I 1 ·" a ~ 6 I:! !I H I 0 r t;:Jl 2.:!ti2 1.lJW VH :1 AHL.II B1\Y. 21.11trm Iha. $\0011 m> l!l!I 2!.IRc; t"l'Tt:: 2 hr It m 1•. \1ew walk111i: <.11:-.l 111 lwh. $725 ffil I \!l\t ;j(j2,\ T111tin 3290 ..................•.... Sunm 1 ell ow :i lir. 2 car l!ara~e. assOl' puol. ten 111 · t'ourt:. Nin: rarrul~ area Laurelwood . ll\25. 644-2760 Westmittster 3291 ..................•.... HOMES FOR RENT :i & -\ Bdrm, ~r;so · SSOC>. Yards and garai:es. F:tm tlte)> vlease. Kiili. & Pt!''> w e11•o m e Ca ll 004·<!.>66 or ~73-2971. Agt • nofet' Condominiums Unfllrttlshed 3425 .............•......... llunt Beach 2 br. den. 2 ha. n ew 1.:rp l & drps. (rp11 . 2 c•ar ,llar. lge p\1 pa11 0. l'l'<' f ac . S600. !HO l \37 Nl'w lalw~1lle I br . 2 sty I.' ndo lillt frplt . all um en1l 1c:. l..1~ Hills. SS\15 t2131:lll:I -197\l Lwrnr1 0115 •undo. 2 Br ::!'1-ha, 2 1.:ar i.:ar. aut•· door opnr. lrp h'. jiooL Jal' ~7:> Ph 6-15·8!!86 or KMOCIUHG Charming 2 Bdrm hoo11.• with love l\' m ountain view Greai rent al lul.lt or honeym oon 1•01tagl' $110.000 liO ltt lwh IJl ~l'J \•CV. t'IW 11t•r lh. :..'h. s ngl 011 H ~ hu..ld:iblt· !IC'l" l11L ~K. :w , 1lwn 11w c ht Stint-.. u •,·., 2nd I:!'. 1 n l 0 n I 1· I ' r ~ i \0 I St'~hhc•fl' rq1t·11 dath Owner 645 11.-H o Older hom t!, gara~c and barn will prndun• l>IJl'Tl' mcon11· w h 1 le ynu plan new de\'clopmcnt R.!lf•U sq. fl of la ml nc<>r ll!lh & Whitl1l'r . l'osta :\lie~;, Wesley .... TayalorCo. Realtors 644-4910 10,-f ll l :lO , ..... 1 w1garage $1000 mo al Ta~hc~J ~1 So Bayfront .a Br upper Fountain Valley 3234 w •garage $1200/m o ••••••••••••••••••••••• :-.;,•wh dccor:H(•cJ l'ONDO \;.tl t;-rt:; ---- don osen r•·,, ltor.,. 1213 N COr\ST HWY LAGU:'llA BE \Cit ~91 ·-'818 LCICJllM ... i~I I 052 ...........•..•........ Ocean Vi~w HiC)Wt Shores 4 Br, 212 Ba . lamtl} rm. wall ent·losed ,.:urden pa t io w ,pa lh•uut1ru1 vie w ur o l·ca n 01111 C ala l1 na :.u n !:>t.>h $525,000 B~ \11pl 64-1-7020 .bi!lOO .-~rt hach 1069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MEWPORT Hll~ CHARMER This r mo deled home reatures added master bdrm and ramih room, 3 fire places. h a rd wood floors. n e w COJl per plumbing. ne w roor. RV access and much, mU1·h mott. Owner will help with the rinancing (If fered at $189.900. Call S..llSl · . HERITAGE HI /\I TORS I ,. ..... o .... t Compldely refurbl11hed. .~ blk to beach You ,own the land. Greut ·~ Hf·f111 Mu Ocean.,iew Condo llul(1' :! lt1l .. den lughl~ u p ~ r •. 1 cl l' d ,\ .-. :. u nll 111• ~ , T 1lWC I~ 2nd. 1;rt•JI bu\ di 8'!1;:!.500 PJtrid, rl•n111 c \i:t t..H l '.!"4i UPPER BACK BAY TOWHHOME BACK ON MARKET H1i.:hb Ul)J!rJded 2 BR 2 12 ll J £Ju y po1n t 111 \111h ome. tlt'\\' from hullrlc r Feutltn•:, 111- dttdl' Jll' «11nd1l111ning. j.!ill ;J~~ d oor opl.'ne r . n·1•rt>,1t1on fo 1·1ltlH:''.> and mud1 more . lnc:ornr Property 2000 ······················· BRAMDMEW 6 UHITS 2 Br urn ts w gJ n 1)!c:. l!\l uwnt•r b<'nc11ts Great rental area 1n \\\·~lmm!>ll'r l>\\nl·r will hl'lp financ e ,\i,:cnt 631· 73011 5-UMIT ILDG. Near Newport He1ghl:o. f'antu,,t ic 3 bdr m uwner':. unit .,... rum rm. f,irmJI cl111ing r m 2'.1 haths & Fireplace 4 othcr lt)\'clv u11 1t s l.'acti w l b d r !11 s . 2 b a t h s & l11'c pllH'e . i\tnums & patios. fi close d gurage.-. T-I parking spact•~ Onl~ 4 vrs NEW S45\l,OOO Weiley M. TaylcwCo. Realtors 644-4910 P ri 1•r11 lit SIHR.9011 \\Ith \'l'I'\ a11 ract1\l' l111o.rn1·1111,! .1l i 1 ·1~'. intcresl lttr XI w1ir~ f'or acld 1111.1n.1I i11 · iorma1l11n & ap1>11inl· 111ent. "all ~~~~~~~~~-· Pocesettef' Hons ll3l -0094, ask for Carol CLlffHAVEH l:ustum 3 Bdrm and f,1m11\ or llinrng room home· In such cxquis11c cond1t10n ,ou 'll want lo ltp h ie thri1 Prhate gat· l-<l enlr) and walled in s wimming pou $350.<XXI IARRETT REALTY REGISTY. 642-5200. 8 UNIT! Westside Cos t u Mesa. good 1:qn1..ltt1on. 1m'(1rn! 540.800 vr . Price $.1 15.Wl Do pa~·men t $130.000 owe balanc-c al I I'' e-rR€HIG€ HOM€~ Rl!al Est iite lnvC'stn~n1s :JJ:l3 W. ('crn:.I Hwy, NB 645-6'46 P:\ YS l"OR ITS l·:l.f·' C:. .\1 supe r duplex !J' •' i a::.~um. f1nan<'in g, :\lukc ol'rer Own • A~t &12·~ :itUST S ELl.~ 2 houses 11n 2 duplex lob. <.: M Ill's ! o rre r t akes. t07r ftnant·in.i Own1A1.I\. 6~12. 9t)l;6. :-in. Bayfront 4 Br up~r. HOMES FOR RENT ~~ poss dock pnv 3 & l Bdrms . $550 $595. Bdrm-3 Bu car garnge Prof dcn>r & landstap llll! Wa lk to :.ill s1•hools & p1111l!> W 1tOdhr1dge' :)IOHll mo on lea!>l' Iii 111(1rc tu l'11o u"e I rom S:J.5 S9if> mo lea,,,• 111 liluH~ :lbr. 2ba ii 1 Duplexes Furn 3650 ::-.uu Uct:k ~2!; rnu \l iT •• •• • • • •• • • • • • • •••••••• 1;7;, ;,930 't. Br 2 Ba t den & .f111k . Loh for Sale 2200 ....•....•..•....•••••. Top of Spy9lau : acr• ideal tnr large l'U:.lom h11 mt· Uwncr i I-' 6-10 095-1 McMlntain, Desert, Resori 2400 . •........•............ FOR LEASE Nt·w 2 bedroom 2 b<tth home :\11 .. s ion Lakes Count n 'I uh G11lr lt!11n1s p0ol n eaut1fulh landsea pcd no marn te1w11c:e var d :l(i90 ClubhOUSt! Rd, Dc,..ert Hot SprinJ(s 213 ~78·2572 Out of County Property 2550 ···•······•·········•·· Swan Real Estate Move out of the srmi:: ! Suc•es~ful liquo r :;tore 1iocKJ lt>ase. Equipl'11l'nt. licen~e & in vento~ 111 d udl.'d. $240.000 YEARLY REHT ALS Little Island. Lg I Br apt, unfurn S.S;>O lse. Two bdrm <t pl. j!ar . Jeck. uni urn 5550 Be a u tifu l I\' r e mod 3 bdrm ho m·e. unfu rn. SHOO m o. in cl ut1I. So Bavtront :i br lower . ~J r. "tur n or unfurn Sl2001mn South Baylronl 4 Br up· per. gar Sl5001m n. lum or unfurn No Ba} rrunt .a Br upper w lcarport $1200 y rlv wllh poss dock pri v Lou lrechtet & Assoc. 675-3331 B \YFRONT B.J. lZl K Bayfront. 2br. 2ba. single garage, S89S yrly. Herb. 213-478-3.577. Corona def Mar 3222 .....•..........•...... So o( hw v Be aut. & dean. like new. 3 bdrm. 2 i.a. patio. Adults only. $800 mo. Agenl ·£~ Secludell hideaway• lili 2.3 BR HOUSE J t res. ueaultful building sill!!>. sl'11~11nal stream & CAN FURN. SO. SIDI. 1111c bedroum tah1 11 OFHWY. __ 6!_~0727 S200.000 Good owm •r Totally rebuilt eKecut.1ve ftnat1c111µ ho me 1n Harbo r View Other R 2, rt I. R·4 & t 1..1m mer11..·al propc1t1es availa ble . Also, R 1 a 1-rcage ava 1lahle. f <1r further 1nfo1·111a 11 .. n . CUil· 1:11.:t Ken Marks ul SwonReatlstate 2319 Sprln!! Street Paso Roble :-. California 93'146 llOSt Ul-7780 OUtof , .... ,,..rty 2600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. I . Hills. 3 Br . 3 Ba. pool, jacu7.li. ma gnificent l*l degre e ocean views T o t a ll y priv ate S20001mo y rly . t.euse. Cu ll for appt 8 5. 1-99'J·2688. eves lt.10-44»>1 or l 524-00JO Costa Mesa 3224 • •••••••••••••••••••••• Pt101. Spacious Deck. 3Br. 2Ba, Fr pie. Built-ins, 2 rar gar. r ec r m . xlnt area . Wik to s hops. s9 ;,0 1 mo C all evestwknds 714·645·fi761 Hrand new 3bdrm , 21 tba twnhm. p'llo. :l car 11ar. NewPOrt Ht.s. area 347 K 18th St. $745. !148·'M», 6'6·9125 eves. Ya rds and g ar.tges rurniltes ple ase Kids & pl·t:. we l c o m ~· Call 964·25M or 973 297 1 \J?l. .. nu fee Eh•gan t :l br . 1 •~IJ<t. Twnhse. '1ew. frplt-. (Vj]"'" ~.th Id pool '-" d. wlk lo )l1le lni n\\\>u r IJC S qu a r e P a rk S575 RcalllJ 633·803!or 21J 598-~ 551-3000 Hunti'")ton ha ch 3240 1920 Barranl·a Pl.,.'. In int' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5 blk..; lo ocean F:le~ant 2 bdrm. tam rm & den. ($725 mo> Plush crpt.s, 212 ba . l'ed a r & gla...s Dbl c a r pvt gar. ru11y maint . ~·d Adult~. no, pet:o. Inquire ut 527 lllth. SI i I -I !Hi 0 (i 3 J I or 960-63.11 . HOMES FOH HENT T he Spnnl!!\ l Br •·1111d<1. pool. :.11a . tenn1:. Sl2.'> ~'JX.l!Ot:I. ln ·rne :--lor th\\0111.I ·The Lake-.· Dl'lu'(e I Hr l11ft i.:1111 un\l with frplt'. Wt1ler wu~ s . tcnnb . pool. t!t1· Call 5-1 1-143·1. Btwn 8·5. Condo in Wa lnut Square 2 Br 2 Ha ~ev. l'ar,-ict, s mall 1 urd. 1Ju11t 111 BIKJ. pool u t•t·c~s S.ioO mo ~~ i J:lfl You II like lh1' adult h' 111~ 1n '.'o:t•wlJOrl·s l1116t 2111 :ma . den. 1>11111, Jae. 1e11111:-:--lo Pl'" RJ:I 3.~1!1 OCE.\:X f'RO:\T, ::bd rm. lrpk hit tn:.. f;Jl>ulou.' , 1ev. "mll'r s:> i5. 1rl~ s.s2S .\ft, r 5pm n:I\ 6Z!.I pJrk111g . ~O\• mo Agt :\lane. 111• ll•c tiiJ 8700 Apartments Furnilhed .........•...•••••.... lolboo Island 3706 ·····•··•·····•···•···· :.! Br I Ha . part-1111.t. f11ilL. nu c:rpt. "nt r ls e ~;;o mo .\~t tii'J l{iOO Sharp :lbr. 'Pl llh SSW .;31 We'1m•n~ll·r \n balboa Peninsula 3707 ·········•··•·········· 1bdrrn. lh.J Shorl'~. \.\alk Tcnrus & pool mL•d S\125 Nam·) :-;cwpor l t•• 1iea11l .\'ail 1111 1;:11 ii! m1 :1 Ur. 21, Bu :-iJJl Terran• Cvndo O<:e:rn v ie11 , p1,k1I. .Jae. 1rplc . Adult:,, no pets. $651). mo 1;.12 t\K:\:1 LIDO ISLE I Br Nt•wh dcl•nr Hent 11r ll•usc 01it . 1\ v ll t I 11 u w S 1:1 Sil &12·5001 llalbOa l11n, Ckeanfroot Wtnll•r rail's S!IO up wk i-·ur inl11 l':lll 6i5 H7 IO t)t' 1-:,\ .~ffRl•ach . mus t see to ap- 11 er Yrl~'. 1mmell. de- lu:u• w h repluce. :1 lge hr, 2 ha $750 l>i3·03~ C osta MHo 3724 c lldrm s $550 $650 . F e n 1·e cl 1 ards a nd i;u r a J(cs : F u mtlies ple<tSl' K1dli & pets welrome . Cull 964 2566 or 9i3 2971 A)(l .. no fee :1 B .rm home w1Lh t!X· tremely I e rear yurd Close lo beueh. i6SQ1rm. ~&3:147 or 536 1023 L~1~ur1ous l'ond;-2Br. I Bdr m .1 llu~~ ha~lt'fllll 2 ' 2& :iir. t·all aft. 6P.\I. w tl111·k f11r b. bl'>ul One 559 ··iµ year le use <.:I ft RJt rs ···•·····•····•······•· SUS CASITAS Furn l br ap\ $350 & uµ. E ncl gar Ad u lts , no pets. 2110 Nl•wport Ill 5411 -1!168 het wn ti J() & SPM. C:le11n. 3hr. 2bo. frplc, S625 m o. before :ip111 846 H 9:1. &47 ·4525 after 3pm --------- 2bdrm hou::.t.', !>love refn.: 111d . uul pd, urlults onl). nu pets 9611·00211 a t 6pm. ----- 3hdrm with pool. $6.'lOlrm. 1st & lust ~ $250 dep. 9118-8009 2 Br I h J. rem od heh ~e. Gur. P''l y ril. S!H 5. l stllnst i\votl 11/10. !)3t;.1923 ()eluxc :1 l\r. 212 Ba. lar1oie I stor,,·. formal din. rum. rm. IJB(I & pit. Child or pet OK. SiOO mo Call 846·2881 Barbara, 5hr. 1725 .mo. I 021 Cape Town <.:all Pnt or Ed !184,1:170 or 983 0961 \\·all 11 11 ------------ ;p · Bill or Lmtla 1i Iii .l0\16 LAt-eleach 3241 ••••••••••••••••••••••• C har min g 2Br house. 11 ,ea at pv1. beach area Lowe r 3 A r e h Ray. Laguna. 2 people max. S750tmo. 499-4015 eves, or754-03709·l dot1ly. --------3bclrm. 112ba. frpk, gar, ocean. canyon \'iew. ll\1 road. $875 mo. 4\19·19ITT 2ntl hse 0 11 exclus ive Lu.:u1111 l' ~ acre estate. On knoll. & breathtaking unobstruct ed ocn & C)TI view~ from all rms. Uv rm. modern kilchn, 2Rr. 3Ba, fa m rm. lndr,\· rm, 2 I r p le s . 2 <· a r A a r uutomatlc dr control. ht st.orage luckets. ample parking. automatic heat ft 1\1..:. Grounds kept up Nu c hildre n o r pets, mar· rled c .. uple pr efern.'CJ. A-1 refere 1l't>!I S8SO m() 494,3113 R:1~ shore~ ~bclrm. 21 i a . Ba~' 1cw, Sll!iO m u . year lsc &4:!·8150or 21:11 .t41 :1252 IAYFIOHT CONDO 2+den. ex1·elle nt lion $1700 pr mo s lip 8\·ai \ablc 7fiC»9333 Irie a 1):1111 Alt\ Duplex S600 Mo 2hr. Upstairs. Oen View. \ 19 Hunllnitton St Call 0oli Meyer s.ii;.3110 ,....lr")tOfl leach 3740 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1-'URN. FAMILY AFT.> from $ I I 2 wldy Brrn~ ad • full kitchens '110 leaiie. utll pd • luundromal • maid sen •11·e HA'PENNY INNS 727 Yorkt11w11 \ve S36·Qi' 11 toll fre.e 1 ·800 ll!2--14M :! Dr on 1 ~ aere lnt. 20162 --• -- Bin•h S I Sant.1 An a LGCJ1M9 .. ach 3748 Hcl~hts ~l2· l259. ~· _ •••••••••••••• • • ••••••• Luxur~· l Rr :.! Ba. or un Hhd'f11 E 1>lan rrunl t•ow, furn 180 <lc .i ret• Vll'W heaut. ba\ & 111tc lttc 11r e11n Ac ros~ moln view. 3 lge h r :!1 , ba. tx·ach 494·77~~ ram rm w /rel! fM.IOI 1:1 ---- hie , e;\\·tn k11 "' bit-ms twwport teen 176• ·~ blk In 1·onH11 ponl ••••••••••••••••• s111v1 1; 11111 or t H •<)(;t-:.\N l-"llO'IT .. \\•oil • 1 11 11 11 r m•w. t.11111'. week\~ Spee \0(.'UIJI' Vh..'W 67:i.SUIU' -1 I I I .. ~ D•ll Y Pll.('IT TUMOl!y Octot>tr 2t 1911) .................. lef ....... ....... IOOIM 4000 Office Int• 4400 ~ ......................• ······················· ·•···•···············•· .••.•......•....•....•. Pf£ hiwlth ,_.,...,.._. ~ ........ ......_ .... MeN --le•lt .. On Nl'wpor~ l\ul'11 lwiwh ...._tri .. IHt• 4SOO UQpaa. ,,.... ~•••••••• --llo t •l r oiim ·~m"ll 10.1 Westrllff N .8 Want ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1111 •••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ J • I I .. _,., ......... , .. ,._ ........___ ...... ,,_ ki&cheJ'I 2306 w {Jc•1111 tnMOCll lllilll oooa.r lllUO s~rt 2 fo'ront utnoes.•······················ IJOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• -r-" • -·----1.r" l l'r •II adult. , .. , """' ... '°"'· 2 hr. 2 ~ " '·t fl""·r A l c•'""""" •••••••••• • " • .. " f ~ front l2M • up .. ...... .. _.,., kl_en '" ,......., 2 !:tut Larue rear ........ • ••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• nA• "Otll .._ C'llr·->A i11l . tJec.. ullr u l'lwlln, ~ _,., • ~...,. CASH-a•-'" • ,. • ....,. • lllJ0..'111 nar M!C~1111t ma~•~. KOLL c• .... yy ar a & door S495rm. .--•·v • Leal:. 2 whl &amoyeda. 1 M . l Fem . CdM area. 87S-:W7 M'IO-mn tt:n W ltlh ~ ' ' s.. 1775 Whittler t\vt.' C.M * 1-'l\ST ACTION• '>~ tM!.!i , ... __. leMll ll'9 l..U¥Wl» IW1ll'h Motor lrvi. MIW,ORT ~10·93.';:! Days. 646-0tllll <.:ambrl• Mt1e llM--~ -r-• ~ No Pur 1f11· l"oa11t 1-;1e11ant ux1:1·ullvc !>Ullt.'8 f v1:s :! Ur I Hu liah-1111\ iiar ••••••••••••••••••••••• ll\\y , L111(un0t lka1·h. inpre~t1.celO<'»llon With ~-----.---Widowh•s mon•yCot2ND .11lu1t "" 11~t · Moo I p11•1n--01uh . WtJckly Kitrhen c-omplc1c s u p 11nn ~-i00·wi\Rt:HOUSE1ta. T.D Nucredltcheci-,no HWAIDSZOO LOST !Ihle blk poodle, 1·urly lamb cut w1wht flea collar • • Moujie' Mbsang 10/10 CdM area. nus is a little 1ir l's doe: :.he 's been raiud with him. Thank· You 6'1:>-6415 noques asked ~ ~·1 tHll I.NI MR n•• .iv1ul1thl· I.ow winter i-er\lll'l!b fl I: =~ bq rt fronb 00 pnlty. f o r actlon call COUNTIY CLW r1tlt!!e <l!l<l 2~.-11.c18S1 Oti81 .\fulton Pkw' nr Lakt' AGTt:73·7311 anyll,,.. ~~ l fir 'l u .• ii,.,. ti> 1(111 ill(l' $ 11111 UYIN6 I oresl !Jr nr 111:w bldg - -tl1111111 w1ll1 k111•h1•n pnv .. ~1 I"'"' Discounted T0'1 •II '""'" p.,11u I" II 1111 r \ r iJ I ~Ill IC It' !I, I .ti 2 bt'1I room lll'h. Ii l11W'OhOUSl'l\ "'' ...,.. t 3 yrs •·ield 19°-•-............ ~t.'tll !Ju & '>hOl'PlnJ.I " ,. • ,.,..., t'l'lllt'r \<lulh nnlv F.v1.~ ltleul lo1·;;1111n fur Al· toroci-4550 542 5661 'llAll ·IMMHIO PUN; Soc:itl Ach~1\1H 01 rect.,, • Frte Su11d•y Brunch• 890 '1 • P•r 1111 J ll.I ,,.,ir ()( l I in1• l 1•P<·r ·•111 ~1~: l.111111 uir' J 111 rr11I• ti "'......... 1 .. t 1 .. ,1 1111 • .. u :.U.CJU-. \l.lul~~tlll IACL" S47!\ !.J7 3.'H I 111 11:\:1 14tlll l°'l •1111 5'1 It/ I W I~ ll!I 30or wk11ds !'62 7~ lurnt!y. He al Es lat•. or ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'iWr\ Murtgage, bkr 1-:111re1Hl'Ol'Ur OHl1·e Slo1age S11at:t.' Newport st-~lt 's ~~OO+K ---------- Lost. remale Cal.co C.:...t. >el low uµti on flea t-ol lar Preaidentlal vii-. Soul Clemente. 498·8879. HIAl llACH l.rg r1111 111 . p\l IJalh , lln1•1v, l'fo> J>t'{1,, '2011 m• . ll>t & ..i~I Lag He h 19» ~15~) 11uw a vadabl~ htrjJe Hual.'~ :13(16 W Ckean pande<l llt'l'l.'PtllJll arl'a lr11nt .1ii:HIM Purchase "' r efi. 2ncb ~ Plull 1!!1JS;t\l!!Q!• GMAT MCMATIOlll, I•nn11 • Frte Lauun1 lpro ' pro aho1>J • 2 Hnlttl Cl\il>t • S.unJ • ~·uege·s-n· ming• Dr1v111g Ririge ~, 11 0 . tt r 2 (\ .• T11w11huU•t' I 1, vt.11·1· t1('1tl 11t•w "II hutll Ill' wtlh 1>loral(<> und :i t t:qwl} I !SK to • ~yrs rivut • Ol f1t·t>s 10 Rflttah'Want•d 4600 Ownt'r/Non. no Prtl·l*Y h~uut1futly muint .. nned ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cundos Com mert·tal. 1..i11o1 '.1r11 lmnH'll 1.11 ~ .... ,.1 •• l 111 I U11 I lllll l.uundn 1 •H11T1 i t.l.."l 1111 :-.11 t>t'I• llj•l.'11 IOI' llllll"" 111111 :t11 ~""l·• Mc-...i "\t 1'1111 U •115 .II 114 .: llH .: 111• 1•11111111, wuud l111flllllt( '"It· llt"W fillllll ilrl'll t'ttl ~ 1)1>1 ~Ill' lj.14' 11111111 111 ll1•11 1t Hoi.p \1111 ... 1111 I"''' ~ i5 afl ll'M 11,1 I ti</~ 111 11:1 l 7!0i 1. o w k E v r · 1 " ..: x 1'11" 1wfor1·an·for n,r •1 111 duui.thter during mom ~ 11rt·ai;1onul travd f II Wanled In Cosl J M~a or Fee/Li.hid u ;.er viq: liullding lnme arl.'a, 2 or . B • P ETER DOOBS Lost. Dark Golden Rtvr male. nu collar. CM/Npt. ltEW ARD. 6:H-5896 h42 Ii::.: t I \\11).1111\ 1 :.1 !\tl(nil !Corner Wl'1>ldifl l>r & hull1>c prl!ft•rrecl :1 Rt:AIATOR /8R0KER lrvmti N1•wport l1<-aeh1 .\dulls Xlnl rt:ft'r entcs 1'40·6016/ti73·0043 f ound: Female Irish Set tes-. Huntington H11rb11r. 840,5116 llAUTlfl\A. ANf'1 • lllNTI: S1llQle$, t l 2 8e4/oorn) • Fuc n1sheo l Unlum11hed •~It Lmng •Nu Pets • Models Ol>tn d•llY 9 to 6 ~fl $.U.J I .\ .! llr \1.ll· 4. l'r e t ll'm a It' :1::; 1 KOO S\I fl fl 7 J ~. i O I E ,. e 1> & ----- l\11o>t1h1IU•1• :'lo1•1H 111 \4 I lit-: \II I llHIA "1 .! "' l~l:! llfiJ t Vt'I> l \111 Mch:.!>a1;1:; •11UI wct>kcn : )II t•pl,ll't' 11141111 \ 1H 1j 111\11\l"\_I lh 1 U!•llnr, l~I. "111111 Ill..!~, .. \\ iilll \1ll1\ 1 jlll> 1lf1JI\ l!l1lk' II 11111 IJ h llU).lt' hh1u. 1111 11 '" wall·•''' I "e. """ •'l'l•I tlll .t " H1111m (,,, r•l':ll 111 lq• huu_...,• M •le frt>rn IJ c C Slll5 mu 1-·e n1 µrl'I 'l.'l7 :1!*55 ----------1sen111r ttllll'n nt-et1s r.,-10ftol1/ gurage 10 rtnl near Lott & fo.d Fo.d: ZO" 2 wht bile. 548·7602. • lti ll~ll t1 11k w 11 hu11k uµ. "" .~. 1 \ 1• 11111.1 '>t ~no 1 ... ,i. S77J ;52 7'1H D1\N1\ PT 2 T o R Room fJfr & (;11mml ,, pnt•t• i-·runi $:145 mo !175 I ta> Oakwood Garden Apartment• 'Newport leKtl/No. 880 Irvine • l 111 \ n1lllt• ll••ur '\(. ''l..i t J SA r t'n111:. 1u..t 'l'J S\00 :-,,. l't'' • ..itl .ll:l:.! \II • .j I l<l6U • Ill .! , h.l : ~ "4t ~JI lUIU "•"'' "''"' 11 pl• ,,.,, 1.i , I'll 11 I'• '1 ltHl 111 lll•Jut I .:,t• :lhr 2tilt1> IJd•. 11 " w 11 honk 1111 n•> I""" $6:t:. 7~:! . 171 c...11 l.11> ~l .~1(1 I l:S1 ~ U .. Ouple.~ Vocation Rentals 4250 11.!.') 2.'>IJ 'ti II -g~nd nr ••••••• • • ••• • •• •••••••• utd!t 111 ,.. rorn S7S UJ> 779 MOUNT AIM VIEW W t!.lth ~· 1 · ~t ·rom VILLAS ~>57 1000 Ill 161111 (7 1') ~1104 ..... port IMctlJSo. 1700 16th St IOovei ill 161111 1714) M2·S1 U OCEANFRONT l>t.'luxe :1 Br 2 Ba 2 1·11r .iara11e.i Avail now till June l5lh S6i5 mo No pcb 673·0640. "'"' 3 Eh 2 ~I J :>\cr 11u-.111lru11t W111>\I licurn TEMMIS CLUB 111 cvha1·e :\I I 111 "Lt'dl\ 1 'k a o & "".it ~ llilr111, 111• c n•1hi1.:i.. r arpell>. ilral'l-".'> 'tt'"' i;..irJ.!(t' \clul s <1fcJ ulil fm Ohkr ••.U II hulll 10., 1-:ndo:..cd 'll!ar Palm Spnn"~ I:.!& .!:.!11$ 1•a11111· UIUll1> Sb.'10 pit• prel 1.,,,, 111 1111·1 I.! ., r J ~ 1, w 1 l h J ht'llru(lm 11llu~ :na1la tlll! ll!lois 11r oll IJ:lll & ''"1~hh11n s:rn:> m 11 "·•'"\'I dni·r Fuiu or hit' Wl•ekl). m ·1nthlv 1>1'1 li72'l w J 11· rt 1 11 11 1 II 11 nw' anti Jnnualh i hghtc<l I L:ll I •1 u11I u t11 I rn 111 <'d o1• tl.'11n1:. t·uurt:. L"J.,se l•l LUXURY LIVING 11 ' up.irll• 1 'I'S L ~li;m 11 :i 11 c h u M 1 r a~ e · s In qwel Adult t '11mµlex Dona Point 3126 &12 l60.1 ltt!.-.tauran· H•"" \p,cnt. Spa1 IOU!> I HDHM Al'T ••••••••••••• •••••••••• WESTCLll"F U1 L"oudo lil4>328·4W7 D1:.hwal>her. 11rcplule. UUPl.t-:X Xtia l~e :11\r l'lt'"'" 111lc1111r Atlull.,, 110 l "\:-JA OIAN fam11\ would ll\I pat101>, pool & ~l:a,'l_ 2b& I0141!r Plu:-.h l'l•h & 1wts 1'>25 mo. "7:' ,.,,..-.. I k I ;-.l( I Pt-:TS $3'.15 mo dqis Fl•nrt-tl ~ artl, ."4111~ '' ', .. ...., ' e t11 ~ii(•n1 C:h1·11>llll:•·' M F'.S1\ l}IN 1-,·s •1•·11 \'U 1•1•1 .. 1• t·· b•·11 & w 111 tllC' j'(lil'll urt::I Dt•1• •• • • ~ :'If•; q>b1tlrps :IUr.21:1.a 2650 HARL.\AVE :.hop!. i'l!l~ .. l'h4!1:i tt!lll. frµk .1:ar 2 h lk!>ht:h No '.!lsltoJan 2 1.ookinl!I•\ ~l'MC f1•l!t ai.1; -1!~1 22:r; ~wan home~ w fa mll :! BR 2 ka. r11lc . 11n·a.11 pl'IS Sli 75 mo. } rly wh11 would lik1• lo ski in ''1e w . S575 winter. 2 ltd hou .. c. $150 1:.! ll{J I & 2 Hclr111 Garai.:~· 1~5 Wlli! 1'anadian Hot·k11!:. C;ill 978-9172 : 675·iU~ dupll'X s.;o 64~·111113, J:JJ O, was her. dcun Close N11·1• :!Hr duplt!X, ui11>tair:. Ca l Kar~ 403 2RI 3:134 -------E 21St.l" M heach From S3·15 Oceanfront . w 1nler . 3 -------193 5!153 Aft 51'M :\b Prplc. i:ar adult:., no R~ab to Short 4300 Bdrm 2 Ba. 1 rplc. n New 2 Br .1 Ba. Latul(fry Blam pets On t lubhouse l>r. ••••••••••• •• •••••••••• pets 1695. Allt. Lmda. hook-up. ~arage, front ---nr Lido l!>le s hnppmJ.:_ Muvmi:" Avoid tlt'1><~111>& 675·7060 yard +patio. Adults. no HwttilM)fon l•ach 3140 Lca:;e r redll rdcren1:e 1·ut I 1\'111 g ex 11enst·~ • -----pets S<ISO 645-7300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• a vail :"\•J\' lsl . S50(J m i Pr11fes :.1onall) ... 101·1• 2 Br. l ba, S550 mo yrl} ---------Lovely all 01d1.1l1. nu 1iet-.. 1~ IO:l03 l97l Ulillnl'I 1&2 BH,\DULT.\PT !.2&3 Br ant~ !i2tl0 1-:.1 HOUSEM"'TES I 1• N11·e 28r tlupl1·:1.. u1is1a1r:.. "" ti75·S710 New npt & drps. beam ingcr. h b 1Wi Otil!J .., .. ----1-'rplc. •'ar . ddul\i.. 111• l\u2·.it .. ,I ceiling~. st>n bar. no "' I t "d \I Oelux1· Suun •. \jj•1 ~'I rt A ·. ampl pkl! l.,ttl pd ~1155 I-: (''I lt1o> ,. li75 lilH)/j 00 sq ft <1lf1n', I 'r lea.'>t.' Si<l!I IJt'f 11111 'licwp11rt I '1:111 ,.r 54i7 San .'111'0ltt'>. SI t' 1119, li4<t lliH I BEST RATE Ill NEWPORT BEACH DehlH Office Spoc~ 700 to 1000 Sq. Ft. •.h1111t 11nal Scn 'l\'t: & L:l1l1111:-. In< lulli.:•I • AdjaC-t'nt ... A1riion & R1°'it aur:inl Row •Ar< I'!>'> lo 3 ~a111r f''recw.t~!> 833-8813 Pre-t1g1 ous \'er!>1Ullcs pets F'rom $:125 673·8iin. IA-luxe p•10b1d1• xtra II!~· \ll'h On Clubhousl' i\w Xtra tr~ h '°"' to -;hr condo. I mm1 brlrm. m f>.11, 20.S5 :!br. 2ha U1111-.. dshwhr nr Lulu l~ll' \hopp1ni.:. w ... 1unent· 2 Br :wail l'nmc: ~·11rn1·r 1111 .,, t11 tenor decorated & Cum 1''1 rn1lc!> hc.it·h Adil-.. L1· .. ~<' trccl1t n·!eren('e Nr occ-Bob Llarrctt l.5oo :.q h f'ull "'·r vi e 213· 941· 2372 eves & 2 &!rm. new uirpet:. & ntt pets S:J9.i mu J \311 , .. ,. t:.l S54JO rno. 6•3 lfo!I-· fl ti mutlcrn. 1-11.,.,, hlclJ.: wkends p mt. separate patio & ;>;J&R."162_ t94 uJ0.1 ' 'a 646 6.10:1 ~ur:uie. rlo:.c wshoppmR -WOllDBRIDG E Shiin· W1nler.2t><hm.,1.-w f1 11m :ind park No pets 'Chi!d HUMTIMGTONLAKES \"l'rvr11cc21Jr. lbalrpk. nt'w 2 br. 2 ba tioow Attet1tlonDocton! sndec k. 1425 E1cs. !21J I UK $42.S Call 54r,.Sllll), SP.\RKLI~<; STRF..\~t" har h QUt'. l,::e patio Pools . boab. tal.'uw & n1que fn•c ,,landing. 4J0.4~--a-.k fur Linda C . .\SCt\Ul~G s~,00 ) rl' 6 i5 3504 / t rails $275 mo + ulll. well a1111oin1° tJ n11:dw •• J W,\TERf'ALL.S •i75 211!17 Dave ~7 1330_0r 6·lllf.iaJ bldJ.:. h1t'ated 1n h an"' Ot.eanfronl. h1:a ullfull" I Rr w carport. 72-1 Jam-:. TOWERING PINl-S __ ____ _ _ H B Ii ln·alment rm.~. X furn. 2 Rd 2 lia. SJ.<;O wk SL 5310 li-16 6725 or agt. NF.W SPJ\CIOl!S Beaut 2hr Npl lits o111?n \I F to shr lgc hon~ "' Ray Im hui.1111.'.,1> Oflll't'. or $8001m11 t1I June I '1<10.9960 ,\skfor f-'ayl' LAKl::SIOE hcam, lrµlt· l'lt' $4~} beJc h (l:l ruoktlur!>t la1gere<'cpl1 nrm +p11 752·9466. _ ADULT APTS Adults no peh li·I:! i7t5 Ha milton I. SI ;5_ 96:! !£P.! off11·e art'il i\ vallal1l1• ~"i!Ld me81i8.AU • p~~~1:fear;:~~?g~,a~~1<>s West eh If \"ilia. lrg 2 Br 2 LOOKING TO SH ARE'' ~~~I l•xl.1.1 for J l>IA 111 -AIARTMEMTS &halrnnies lia, 11at ios. walk lo all. wt-.: MAT<.:H ROOM Ht-:L>l'\ftl'~:T ••• ••• • • • • • • • • • • •• ••••• e.: .. s IT o A "I 675 «"") ...... , 1 ·•.c I lolboolst•d 3106 l~aul1ful ~ardt•n aµts •lleatcdpool& ... ><> a .. .;,...., MAT ES' '""' .... ••••••••••••••••••••••• P111tl & i.p.1 Adults. no wh1rlpoul spa 2 .• r , 1, 1 ha . heaullfol 752-9475 "THE'' IA YFROMT pet-. •4 miles from beal·h f Hach sn1 142-1160 \it!w.s 25.3i5 :asllla}. Room ma te wanted EXEC"'TIVESUITE 2br. lba.~js~~lOOO l Ur nl5 7562 Ellis Ave If H ~~ 962_·6_154 _ _ _ _ _ Beach/ ,\dam:. area $165, Full :.e rv1r\· office:. in -____ :____ 2 r lBa $440 i3hlks W uf Beach Bi t 1600 Sunny upper 2 Br 2 roomy and tin. fomale N1•wpott Center Unlelsland yearlies.lBr 1311-: lllth,6·Hi AAl6 ----Ba Near C<l M Hi~h 11refltrred960-6329 610·5-HO M2S. larger t Br I.SS() No 2 Br 1 ua "''"" Lge 2 Br apt Util pd School. No !'fl 63l·:m9. Female room malt lo shr PRIME HUHTIHGTON pets 673 9473 "' ~ S3!i51mu Ph ~36·3:.147 or 213/ i.&2-463ti ---·--·-------:! llr 2 »a >t:»-$165 536.1023 --------l\se in lvrine. commwut) IEACH 1 Br l Ba, ca rport. fqik, ~W W1bon.:t!31 :iSIS3 --------Deluxe Condo. Near J)()(>I, tennis & jacuzzi. nn S42S/mn yr l y A!(t JBr. 28a uppe r 4 r•lex. Ba1:helor apt. Av .ii now. beach, i•lubhouse. pool"i kids or vets $300 mo Marie 673 8700 ult I pd S310 M•1 C.ill $495 Tod 213/240 'J077 fi7S· 159.i eves. !198 2520 ' · llNO P Vahm1·1a. ~ar 114> ">36-3347 or 536 102:1 11.1:. t Rr. den. J Ba. garage. 11eti.. $4MO mo .'i45 i~I -----Ver~a1l11 s I ux un· view 2 $4 5 0 m o ' r I y AIH ,., ...... lar~c 2 Bdrm. n('w Br 2 Ua <.:on.do Only Mane Nof~e 673 ~700 211r Z Ua SuntJ•••·I. S.I~ t·pts /d(p!> Patio GJr, S590 mo 213 1!112·9352 \vail aprirox ='"' b l 5-1ds OK SJ!i5 ~Ii 4803 Eves & Wknd~. 714, 2 Br I Ba. frµl c , parlunl(, 541J 14675 da}S. 71.0 1-1111 5500/mo Al!t :\fan•. No l'Ves &wknrls Super c lean. walk t 547·7451 Mrs . Luc iano fee. 673·8700 :? hr 2 -b~ -C.:h ldren <JI<. beach. gar encl. lbdrm-wkdays __ _, __ 2 6 ti rm . c a 11 And Y Walk to Lido s ho1>p1111t 3 lelM>a P"i11Mlla 3107 nt'.w ra~L<; & drapes, 536--330 •••••••••••••• ••••••••• like new thruoul. om· . I - . ---Hr. 2 ha. r /p, d •w' pallO, Small Ba,•h. S300 Yearly mun1ty µool & a m enit es. OuplPX 2 Or. I Ba .ndsd S650 mo. Adults. no 1ieti.. Utils pd 4~8PM SSll0 1m o 892 9713, gar;.gc <.:lost.' to 1-"rw~ A~.1>73·!'>60 =---- Manaiter 675 .'llt2 !l-i2 7i8l. \s k for Larry beach W 111 ;it· cepl 2 Ur Townhouse. Garutte CorcNMI .. Mw 3122 ,\lelzger 1·h1ldren. $400 .11 0 Lar~· & palio. Near Huag ••••••••••••••••••••••• 28r. IS.. frplc . new cpl'!, drapes. patios. c1upon.. no pets. S550. 760· 1713 lrg 2bdrm. 2ba, duplex. new crpls/drps, frplt:, ocean view, pvt beach access. gar s1011.m11. &60-~ Lge 2 br dplx. S Coast Hwy, q u1 el. no 11e1s . S-95/mo. S34· ll34 $42.S yearly Large I Rr. :lhdrrn, 2• ~IJ11, lrg 2 story. encl ~ar. Mesa Del Mar a1·ea. 5485 /mo. 751 9!ll5 & ~.'.!vc mcs~age. :I BL>ll M l a • Balh , fireplace. nl•W ca11JelS .111d drapes Fresh pamt. d11u1Jle garage Patio. 9underk. no pets Refs SS uO mo R ea lt o r . 5411.n29 2Dr JI i Ra 610 JoAnn St No c:h1ldren, s mall do!! ('On~d $410 1;4 2· 7J4.I 537-4399-____ ~ __ Hosp Nu pets. $475 rm 84.2· 71143 or 974·2099 Brand new I & 2 Bdrm P1erpoinle Condo:. Pool. spa. tennis. garage:. 21:1. 596-i20:.! --.----- lbr. 2 hlot:ks from Beach & shoppmi;. $425 mo. yrly 675·911"1. 581 3525 l & 2 hr apt:.. S32S & Bachelor apt. 1 br. l ba S385 mo N11 pe 1>. 111 Walk l11 beach .\dull'\, no 1hlldr1•n . i!l21 Stark pets :'I/cw 1·r pl. clr!J!> ~2 lil54 S I 7 S t a I I c v e 1>. S4K5. ll!c ,·hecry 2hr, 2ha. 6·~·884_2 _ bit 1n-.. n r ocl!an :'II• t Brtrm. 11001 , hlot k lo 11<·ts 833 :J:I07 •11.'can. sinl(le 1dull!> OX> mo. 6-42 $002 F 21 or over H~e In C :\1 Sltill Call K 1ren aft 4 i51 6270 M. Roommalt! lo shr new Dana Poin t Cvndo. •>Ceanvu. full jacUUl. 2 car garage. 1285 + uul. 962· lOOO W<lrk. 4!13·8929 home Ask tor )lark. 2 rem room males neerl1..>d. $21)0 mo Acac1u Sl . CdM 97!t·5877 afl 5. Rmmate wanted I lllk So <.:s t Plaza. po.,1 etc 557·5219 or 846· 1 •63 af1 5pm M •f' to shr 2 br :ipt. Tu.~lin . 12001mo. ulll'i in cl 731 1203. F und: lO 19. Fem young sheepdog. Choke t-ollar Black male lab. leatb collar lr"inc Ill nr :\lari n e r ·s s chool '-'15-20'.l.2 . Built ·111 s. beams. gar age C rpls . drv-, 642·!1918 2 Ur I Ba New crpts. frei.hl~· p<1111letf SillJO mo_ J D Pr r1ert~ ~gmt. 751 27117 Sl'aciuus 2 Br Avail now Sln:l Pnv.i le 11at1n :.! Kids Ok. 17401 tt l\t>elson L<ine 1'1 IJ st .-SC'fun (\ 1 2 13 15!111 ·5326 11:11 9303 IAYFIOMT Spacious 2 Br . den. 2 Ba Gf';cf!,.. 4350 apt with 1>1•e rtat:ular ••••••••••••••••••••••• view Luxurious appoint Spac. 2 Br 2 Ba. l'l>I. drapes. bit ins. refng , elec door gar Cul-tie m I.' n l s B e a u t 1 11 On Balboa Peninsula next ~ardens & s andy beach. lo Fun Zone 1 I01 ~x20· ''· Overlooks Ualhoa Island. 112~~~ .. -~m 39~0. sac. Adult~ only. no pets 3 llr. 2 ba apt $450tm~ 795 613-1362 Shalt mar Ave, < M --------522-1734 orti42 7!1l7 Costa Mei• 31J4 :i Br :.! Ha Near Beac•h Hlvd & Edingt>r .'111 tJt.'t1>. S4751mo Rl12 784.1or 974·2099 Slip avail Adults no Wl\NTEU · s g l or <lbl l>els 71'1 1173 K4 I I ~arage 1n Costa Mesa. ••••••••••••••••••••••• l br Duplex n t•w cpb, drps. stove & rernri., no MARIHERS 'WALJ( NO n :t:! Apt & l'1.IO(lt> 1~~.!_2~3:_8128 _ MIWL Y DICOll. 1.1ets. Rer's req.S2501rm, Lrg 2 Br. 2'2 bat h rentals. \'ilia Renl.ils. Offiu R...td 4400 675·4912 Broker •••••••••• •••• ••••••••• I Br. gas µd, e ncl Rar, d/washcr. pool. Adults. fUM073 Call 24hr!'. G.42· 1300112' .....LJ~Vt~'*"w. .... -l.rg 3 br. 21_., bath with Neal. clean IBr, w/l(ar, yd, dhle car gar Sfi6.'l only 12115 mo Quiet &ck N c a r H u n t i n Rt o n lilly. 280 0 !!_ M~~·mt Harbor. 840·68117 ~ie~;,ir~?·'~ ··-· you can see Cat alina & beau111ul .. unst!ls from 1h'1s 4 Br u pper umL F'um . or unfurn lhc rl'l'lt 111 the sume 11200 mo. ALL Yf;,\ll ! 3214 f\..W. O ce an fr o nt . Agl . &75-6160 . --- WESTCLIFf BLDG Nf Wf'(lR1 Ill A< H Z Ir. I le.,. Newly decor Gas pd, encl gar. pool, dtwuher. Adults. 642·5073 llrTow..._. Newly decor. ltH pd .. e n cl 1ar . pool , d /w•sher Adults M2·5073 Condo. 4bdrm. 3ba. 2 level. pool, tennis. upper bay a r ea. '575. 54.S ~1. -----E. SIDE Spacious lbr +den. dbl gar. lge 1>alio. adult!> 1450 \s t /last !>15-2331or 64S·SSl2 2 Br. 11,<.z Ra. Complt."lcly redecorated. Coup les un· I\·. will cons ider l child. Enclsd garage. 5495 rro. lren. 536· 146fl 2 Br 1 Ba Clean & sharp •••••• •••••• • • • •••••••• s1n14le stor y unit. Kids & '-ew 2 br condo. nr So MlO.N&. 2 Br. l Ba. Apt. EASTSIDE shorp 2 BR, small pet OK . $450 mo CoHl Plaza. SS25. all dPool, laundry rm, crpl.J, encl aar .. p vt ya-'. no lren SJ6-J486 _amenities 963·0891 rps. Adults only. Cal " "" -----nu TSLMimt ., ... , ... .., !'els. 1425 m<t . C1111 , --... __._ ... ,,.,... ...... ~. .,..~. ~· SW SMO and ar.k f11r Pam In• 3144 """'; u;;;.,..,hd HOO MSO·M75. 2 Br .' 8a. Apt."I •••••••••••••••• •••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• All bullt·lns . enclsd gar 1 bdrm 5345. ulilt pd., Wdbrg 2 Br I-Ba conilo nr W/DhoolMap .NearS.C. rry>rt.quletadts.nopei11. lake. Avail 11 11 11 ~ .. --:.dYHll! Pliu11. Ca\ OK. Imm d. 3KJ W Bay 548·!1516 Firwood 1525. 559 tj7J.i. .-.w111 -IM0-6597 21:1 333 77~ New llc2 bdrm I ur~ occupanc)·. TSL Mgmt. 181'. sll>Ve. relria. _llarage. or · '· · 11dult apts In 14 plans 642·ll03 adlls. no pets s:wo mo. EXECUTI VE C0"-00. from $U5. 2 bdrm rr0m Specious Famll) 3 bdrm. fM·290l Woodbr1d~e Jhllrm. all 1505 + pools . tennis. ' • .-.. ' • 1 •• ;/c;.....-.......... .,/ lllMk .,,_ ., __ _ ./-... -.,/,.,... ,..,. ... ,-.;tll Mt ~'if)'Wt•'d 1>45 1)101 WATERFRONT • PENTHOUSE SUITES 210 to JOOO Stt-Ft. rnttt99 AcWrft• oc.-Vi••• Wetlen 17'4) 675°1662 2ba. '395. Playaround" l rvln e Vl llaae a m -waterfalls. ponds! GL'i pool. 5 48•9558 rrom 2 Hr., Irie rma. pool, qui~ menitles. ~. S5J·2042. for cooking & heatin~ SUITE DE •L 12-TPM. adlls. no pe1113.0. 4ZlW paid. From San Dleao "' Bay. Ml·~l&. 2 Condo1 for rent-pool. Frwy drive North tin 3000 S~ ft. CLEAN• SAVF. jacuul. tennis, epa . Buch to McFadden then I Bedroom In 1up.r qa· 3bdrm. 2bu. 1450 · S4'15. ~ wtrfront. '5()0or tlQOmo, W ~l 011 MeFa1lden l.C'I •Will Build SUit Uon. c .. r.,.lecl. Adult, no m llt to beat-h. chUcftn 157.0211 Se aw Ind V 111 • e . • l mo. Free Rent pet..,, aao mo .... W. UK. C .• ll Ruu 957-lUOO. 1714>8N·5188. Flexible 1-'loorpla11 Wlllon C•lll4M417 Mi'6Wevea. ~le•ch ll• UdolbrlnaVlllqe · • ••••••••••••••••••• .. •• Oceanfront tor Winter 17149 675 .. 662 a ldrm New pul11t, Cundo near S.C: Plaaa. lnl lnc:t. utU. b•cbelar. I Rentall. F'uml1~ed•un· Otfice space a "a1lable 2ti().500 Sfl ft Su II e~ Call il4 '891 7951 IRPURT i\R t-:A lhrth & llnstol 225 l" i S01>11 ft F'r111n S2•"1 ;'l;o ICll~l' re qwrt.od L'all 557 i OIU PLAZA EXECUTIVE SUITES "There is a •l1fferenet:." 714/752-0J34 20fl2 Michelson Dr 112132 20'.?I Business Cntr #2L1 1-;xerul 1 ve Office & Receptron area m new Bu.siness Cerllt.'r at 0. r. .\ i r p o r t S o m e Warehouse :1pacc 1f rc· qwred. F\irnished l'ORl plele with phones or un furn. $.150 m o . .'l57-1371 N•lW lelll8mR Best loca lion m Palm Spnnl!s hl0t•k west of airport SUMO I AL ~IRPOIT PLAZA SMOKE TREE REALTY 17 141323·1731 I ------- (.(lice l S 17 5 ,llt MO. ln c lufles un 8x t lJ ' I urnishcd ofc 1:ubicle +' t>lec. rece11t. telephone answerinJC t:onlerenl·t• rooms , ro1l1n~ faell. kitchen. Janitorial ::.vt>i. Exe1·ul1\ t• Ci 1ardt!n!-. f)57 1151 !A!lt~ •l!ffntt"V,,.._~l'l ~ Cml. 1.onc S20011no. 132 <.:uhrillu Al 641·8544 ()(lice 600 sq. fl f>11 n.- locat1on. ample parkmg. t:a ll 494 7~51or6"4·-'311 NICI OFFICE fUrnished · on Birr h St. Nr. OC Airport 979 M.1.1 Prime Npt/Mcs a Busi ness Pnrk. Qu11I Off1re&c Warehousc sp ort' 1!8>' Unll Avail for 1m~d. ()('(•Up. For lse mro call 642 <tifl :I M on Fr1 ?_~~m - ......... Rntd 4450 • •••••••••••••••••••••• F'or store & offit·e :llllll'e al reasonable ratc;i 500to2700 s-.Ft. MESi\ Vt.:R l>F.DR PLAZ.\ 1525 M1•sa Verd• E. C.M. 541.41 u Prime Hatbor Blvd. t:.M. uo· front uge 2000' lilda. s u1t11ble fM car lot. res\auranl, etr. ~.\\!if\ or 61$ 2213 evc:1 Ral bo• laland lease ror ~ale Ueach & Mai n . H B ••••••••••••••••••••••• 955 276\l AMcMIRc ...... t. 5 t 00 \ \I\ l 1H'kJ1100 & I nf'l'tl a I h1 il!JI 111 Central OtJth:t <'•> l a 111 e111plo~ ctl. 4U1t'l & n m pa' t•i $325. Nrt'<l rnlri~. vlt'd'l' ,\1Jrc1a. .>Iii 5204 Ht•:..p Lad} nib L K unJurn ~u<lm lur llc!>1d,,1wc L g Bt h around ~65 l~l 17i:.! ltaineu/ln•ut/ Fiftanct ·····•······••·······•·· 5005 1 ....-,, Opporfwtity ·········•··•·····•···· II ,\ \' !-: 1\ H l G ti I. Y I' H 0 F lT A B I. E , no lr.1 11 • his1:1I. J .:<in & Svurts wt:ar Shop of ~our o\\n f''t'atunn1: u\.cr ICXI hrands Le \'1. Klt:in. Van tlCr'.1lt. St1l~t.'f1dd , Bm tan1a , man y m u r 1.: SlG.500 00 includes 1nv<'n 1t1rv. 111-sh11p 1ra1111ng in ~t .i.Jll.'t.I It lure:. & Grand I )penmi: Open w1tlun 15 lla\s ('all Mr Harth!} at I' .\ <' ~: S E T T E R f' \~ll lO ~S c2J.11 !m~16 Own 'our own J can Shop )!11 dirl't'I 1111 m 111rllc rnan. no ~ •. ties man ·s I l'e Uffer ing .ill the natwnall} • •••••••••••••••••••••• Now You Can Sell More ~Ith fhll y P llot Pt:NS\" Pl~<.Ht:K AD!» Still Ofll~ S2, :J l111c·-. ltir :! rla 1., •inl~ !)\ a da', :1i1t.' •• hnc At.11·•·rl1'>t' •1n1: •ir mi.r1• 1km' \',iluNt 1111 I II 1011 f-:.1l'lt a1l•ll1 111nal linl' " 11nl\ (i(k• l"I' I hi· I"" d :1 °\ '> <; H rt \ , n II l"" m rn ,. r 1· 1 d I u d ~ a 1111" c•d C hari.:r Y11ur l'\•nn' l'inrht•r Ail or 1•~t· \0111 Hank \mt•rit·a r •I \'1:.;i 11r \l;i.,11·rt t1nl For mori> 1nlurmat1on and 1<1 pt"c-" "'ur "d <all 642-5671 SCIAM-lETS ANSWEIS Drudge -Tvped Whoop -Bewail f:lGHT I'm fmally Ii ving lJfe in the fast lane. T hat's heeauw I can't aflord .more lhan E 1.:ht items -.. f 11 u n d K 1 l I e n . h l k 1 wh1t e _ V1r J 3 r d&34th S t N 13 1;7.'l 6.')13 ~·ound fem P11merunian mix, 1017Fnda.'. 1-:11 1nl(e r & '.\1a~n 11l1J ~:17 ~131 1 F( JI"~~, I HJSK Y ·• Fem. ll<,u1•1.·r <iolllenwe.,t. 10 11 891 \;,55 Founrt · 2 l>lat·k dogs. part Chihuahua. I male & I 1em \"•l· Palm & Golden Wesl II ~ 536 8652. ----- FOUNIJ B'ii< red doR. male, .ariners Park. '\B IH5 IH24 known brand~ s ut·h a.<, J 11r1Jarh e, \"anllerhill 50S REW1\HIJ fl)r 1n t '..ilv1n Klem. Scdgefidd. formation c•on1·erntnl!ur Le\'1 & 01er 70 other rl'.,l 111 ''•Uni! wh1tl' hrands SH,500 oo 111 lernal1· 1n s•arkini;: I~()( 1·1ude .. hel!mnini: 1men· :itl•r\ 'lh •1n ·\dams in 111ry. a1rtare tor 1 lo our Hu nt 111 ~l til\ lie a \"11 rl<Jt111n:il warehou~e , 10 :ioPM . ~·rntla~ I 1 ain1ng. f ixture!-. & ll 2.5 lllll 1:at1213 4J2 44(., 1;rJncl Ot)t.:ntn~ Prorru FOLNI> Sch1 T.tu, l.m. malt L.1hrudor. male Lha:.a \!)bu. tan. male B11riler Coll e. hlk & wh, rem Tcrncr mix. blk & brn, m;ilt: N R .\111mal Shelter. ti·l4 3.,5ti 5350 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'HE LAW student na~ S25.lllJIJ Will rlo an)1tung Lt!lotlll C11rd1de 11l 1al IJ\"M P . 0 Box 3242. :'Ii 0 !14!(163 I 111111-. Call Mr Kostei:k J t '1 ·• ti e m •1 t c; c I I t· ~·:1.,h11m-.1;1 2 432 0676. lnnstn.nt OpporhMity 50 I 5 MOVIES!! BACKGROUND PEOPLE M~SAGE ............ ······•··· For bag ne w youth onent INVF..STOkS WANTt:D 1:d feature 10vt'r 181 Jom small i::roup 1n bu,y N t• ed n c w fa t'e !\ ing control o f under al\ractwe 18·30 & short valued p ublic co & in-haired men 18·35 Also llialing acquisit ion pn> mature· people for rom· icram. Steve 714164t; 7374 mer<'ial work Pas t pro- Rt! pampered w11 h a .cr.,u nal rt!la"1n~ massage b} 12 11( tht.' pre lltcsl girls m Southern C'a l1forn1a Ja<•uu;L !>dunu elt: Open lOam· 4am . 7 da)b a week Vis a, M.C. Atlantis Health Spa. 2.12 Harbor Blvd. Coeita ~1esa. 645·3433 Br- in it this ad for \our sµec1al ~1rt. · Bank of '.';ewpon Storks Jetts include ROCKY 11 mu~I sell 41 Shart'1>. F A S T B R E ,\ I\ · $8,ea .'l-l5 4426, lml·l>OO CORV.ETTF: SUMMER. THE R USI-~. elt: By ln•ntn.nt appl only •213 > 462 ~701 •• ~~~••••••••~~~-~ l~or~l~2~l3~l~4~65~·~"'4~!1~3~~~~ Have 12.000.000 + cash Lost & ,._.. SJOO Profes~1onal Therapeutn· mal>:..igc. L1t•'d NB Appt •inly. Steve 548 2817 umEAMMIES ESCORTS down . Seek 1 PRlME l ••••••••••••••••••••••• Shoppin g Center. So a ll major c redit cards accepted 530.4723 Calif David. 646 3255 ----------MoMy to LoClft 50JS • •••••••••••••••••••••• INEED I MONEY • CREDIT MO l'IOILEM ZAd & Jrd TD loe1 97 .. 6531/155·1145 Arranged by COtit Ho,_ Loma A Mortgage Hroker YOU CA .. IE SURE WITH A BANK - 2nd TD's RID,~ID ·~lJS -···"'·~~'ii'f"811·~ " 714·1l2·UOO Ask tor L inda Flynn or Karen I.Inn Equal Housin g Lender REAL ...:STATE LOt\115 110,IM>O Or More lsl. 2nd & ·:rd TD Loans. E<1wl) Loons, f or 31\Y rea!>lm. Purchase ;\lone.' Loan\. Constr11l'l1on Loans. Swl n ll Loans. Credit No Prohlevi. Quirk \pj.lroval. NI GUEL ASSOC .tr BKR . 831·068' MONEY Privute money fur home louns Call Bill \Jn der wood 833·3S44. ---McM f91!!9H, Trust Dffdi ' SOJS ••••••••••••••••••••••• S.ttterMt .. Co. i\11 type11 of real estate investme nts slnce UHll. s,.c ...... ... JIMITDt '42-J 17 t 141-061 t C..atterT.D.'t FOUND ADS AIE FIEE Caff: 64Z·5'11 • Found or losl a pet? Call us We "re the Pet Pals <_714 , .739·29!UI. Lost or round a pet" Call Animal A'ISi!>\ance l..eague 537 2273. Nor~ --------- LOST M ale Sliver Cock apoo 1 Looks like Poodle ) ''Shag"' 9 yrs old REWARD I rvine • 551-2390 after 4 :3•1 Lost b lk Pomeranian. hair missing on back. ans to B J .. Oak & Monrov111 . 642-5421J *FOXY LADY* OUTCALL ONLY * 972-1131 * MASSAGE SIO WI AD MYSTIC MASSAG 556·4656 Santa FIRST LADY llcorf.M•• ... ,wtyDmcen. * 972-IJ45 * MC & VISA Act:ep ed COVER GIRL • OUTCALL • 953·0718 MC/VISA •• SPRITUAL READINGS lOam IOpm f''ully Uc'd. 4~ 7296 or 492 0034 1"15 !'I. Camino Re .II . San Clem. ", ... . ~· ' ... ) ~ . .. ' "' ~· --- PUii.iC MOTICI The Ho us ing and Community Development Advisory Board of the City of Fountain Valley will hold a public hearing on the City's Seventh Year Housing and Community Develop111ent Block Grant Application on November 5, 1980, at 7 :30 p.m. ln the City Council Chambers. 10200 Slater Avenue. The purpoee of the hearing is to solicit public input into the planning and development of the City's Seventh Year Housing and Community Development Block Grant Program. Ideas for projects and project priorities will be solicited b~ the Fountain Valley Housin1 and Community Development Advisory Board al the November 5, 1980, public hearing. Interested citizens and groups are invited to attend the hearing and contribute to the planniq of the City's Seventh Year Houalnt and Community Development Block rant Pl'Olram. uestiona about the tiearin1 may be :addressed to: . Scott Moraan, Planninf DepartDMtftt Fountain Valley Clty Hall 1~ Slater Avenue drapea. 2 kid• OK. U>drm. aec 1ate. pool, bib lrom •tore• 6 fum, Broker. 7.i•4tl2. u .... l;·•r aboppfftl Mri11. no"''· ua .,.,, u m, Jae PIO. 6~5·MG. • • .. 0 aieru M1m1. Co. W&l9lAdt CalltoWll ~~=-Adulll. no peta.1-;t=-=t~:. ='~=·alb• 813· 1372 Amert can Mt19'3·'61.U Fountain Valley, CA 92709 . Telephone: (714) 863-8321, Ext.• .. ...... -DaM1tl9Ct Adi Ml-5111 8ell klle...... 805111 • _, I .1 I I Ii Tuetday. October 21 1980 I :{,I~ 1 i) ~'~'I ~'~ (j'T ~I ~ p> ~ ~ l t ~ I I : • I I I I ~ ~ I > • u : I , I ~ ~~I Acc1atk; ,,.._ .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• .....,. • ~rtc4!1 ~ ...... M I I --l••-.. •·· ,....._JP..,... ftl•li ,--Tli •·••·••········•····•·· ...•............••••••. . .......................................................................................... . Su~rlor Ula 8ui.1nt'!>io Servi~ for S1nall Bu.1 ot>U M'7 W I .. 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Apl & Paintin9 Paper·n9 Lexl ure:, l:4.5 5660 •• •. •. • •• • • • • •. • • • ••• •• Plul'feilH) :'\ ,. 11 & r c m 11 d c I 1: d 1·cram11• tile. shower,, e11Lra11 ce wu~:.. 1.·ou11lcr.. ·.;i 1128() Window Cleani1UJ ----..••........•.•........ c.,.. ... r ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dalt-V. Ph1ll111,.., l'Oll Gor•niftCJ "''!>'e!> Ht•a:-El't.>,.. 1•rele. 111.i su111' ~o Joh ••••••••••••• •••••••••• .• ix 11:15;.i 11.:-.t.!t.'lt'auang. ()ftu·c!'t & ••••••••••••••·•••••••• Rl'ntaJs t.i.iti-650:! ·••··•·•···•••···•····· "l.A-t The Sunshine In" Cull Sunshine Wmdow _Cleaning. ~ld ~~~ B. Wilson & Sons. pathis. rm add. remodl!I. plans. Free! est. 30 ~ rs U ll Lit• 7487 Bonded 646-1740 ----- ~~C?~ll ~2 :.!l62 •VERY LOW PRICES• Handyman People wboneedpeople On lanrls t"aµc m.1111 ••••••••••••••••••••••• shouldalwayscheckthe tt>llalll'e Frt't't'Ml11M1tl-:. 11111111: 1mpr11\'t'tnt'nt. <!."> Service Directory in the l l 1 r expcn1•1h ·c GL'lll'JAI! ~ f !t 1· x fH' r I' ''" ('111):, DAILY PILO't' !H~ 2015. IX•111·11<la hlc n:H ll&I Hscclea11111i: St"n h). Lynn, r1:l1ahk. rl'lcr l'u II .,93 1160 -Want Ads Call 642·5678 Uave's l'amun~. :st-nm~ area !J 'rs . mo:.l rt·~ lr1sur1•d.'l11:\I !illli·H.l:!.5 1',11nltn~ & l'aven11)! 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Thurs , F'n., Sat Eveumg !I 4 lOpm S15 Oflice &maintenanl·e~x N1:clied Cor I child. llcx w :som e l'oltow11114 CARPET STORE c1 1NST MANAGER WEST t:OAST IL\IN DISHWASH ER JO lo J. Gift Wrap ~on thru fo'r i Ln1\'ers1l} HICKORY FARMS Hl)L:SEKEt:PER for fi.s he1 man. Olde r man in Ralboa wants mature. non-smkr. with car who lo\'eS dock fishing. Lave· tn, ltght d ul1es, <'ook only l meal l'ri,ale room. garage S a lary open. Call s on. &b. for tn· t e r v1l'w . t·ollecl. ~H·498·222\# P11s1l1on open for al? now SEnv rc 1-:S. INC \thlet1c Club. 75~ 7003 per 1hatr hr .. Kot Tub & penence. 213/ 592·15i3. hr ... own trans llunt f\.12 680fl Sauna. Steves Hair Hap-- ---Ha r bor Hl'l 's Rc•1 gres:s1 Vt' mana~er in :\I F Const dean 011. Stale \• Lde rnulti-ston• Ja111t11nal. Re .... ('omm. Olll'ral wn. Orange <.:ow1 " I s 11 • F 11 r ,, m J 11 t • Carpet exµencnc·1· E :.limalors & S uh Un\l!r ~ewporl 1\1ri>0rt :..r1·<1. lite 1leli veries avp· I\ 1n µers nn only ~ :-.t'wporl Ct>nter Or. N ll Su1wrv1se & coordmate assembly holiday !(Ill packs F'lex hrs Will tram Wcstcl1ff Plala. t>t2 Wi2 pening. 6"'6-,9636 APT. MANAGERS 846 3945, 673 9060 COUPLE needed H B. ~ ----- lwauh· it.UR STYLIST Ladies Ir Gents ESCORTS •972-1621 Call Cor inCo or appt. TOMMY'S OF NEWPORT ESCORT 752-9368 TOUCH A CLASS ISCOITS 24HRS. 752.am Exciting Enterta111n-ent b' the King of Cowed~ Magic. Party specialist . 539-24 14. 534.7312 MHCIDU •ESCORTS• 97z.9599 Z4HRS. t40W OHM TAUt OfTMITOWH 2930 W-P acific Coast Hw). New por l Beach open lOam -la m . Over 21 only. Adult Video Tape:; special S39.SO. 25(' Movie Arcade . Coming soon Ma r i lyn C h ambers Sek a ·Gene C arrier· Playgirl Centerfold Luoe ly? Having rela· tionship problems? We c a n h elp y o u h el p yourself. Second Wind. a personftl awareness· group that 1s fun Call Paul. S29 7892 or Joo~ 851·3838. ·-~~:.! ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sc••• a ........ 7005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Colla Mesa Christian Pre- School now enrolling. ln troductory offer: $i!9.SO. Wkly. Incl hot lunches. 646-5423. 7075 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOUSEKEEPER Days .. Exec. home pre- ferred. . Xlnt "ork & ref. 982·68411 Evet1 H ire Me . Am bilious BiolotY Graduate seeks Lab/Reseatth Tech poel· tlon. lllchael 67S·l076 ....,w.... 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• AccembP., ... Voucher Clerk . E x· JMlriellCl'Ci. Call Micky: ...... E.O.E . ACCTGCL- Ptr. nn. hrs. Goad.nth npra. No exper. nee. J4.~0/hr. Corona del ,..,., l40-232T. ACCT•. CL .. WIU be c(pe rat101 •32 NCR &alpt. mach. ,._ have tome A/R 1*P1. exp .. bt! able to l>'lll • t tff' 10 key add. a1. Mon/rrl. I to$. Apply In ..,.on. Kerm Rima.•; Hanor81.CM. units 642·5251. 548·4757 ------------.,., • .,.,., o,.rator TelephoMSeniu Graveyard Shill Mui.I be over 35 . 4!H-7S57 ASSEMILIR/ SOLDEltH We have an lmmed op~n1ng fo r an as sembler 1s1>lderer with a minimum of l ~ r. exper, Mus t bP exµe r 'd. a t soldenng nrcuil boards u nder a mi c rnscope Nr\SA certified highly des1rahle. Metter Specialtift 1640 Monrovia. C.M. 642-2427 E. 0 . E. Assemblers ' ELECTROllC ASSEMBLERS Previou s e x per1enee with cabling, harnessing. soldering .and workinR wi t h small s u b · assemlilie~ Please apply at: PERSONNEL uns Ritcher Stree1 Santa Ana. Ca 9'l70ll ./ TEST ASSEMBLER Mimmum oC 1 year ex· perience in mecharucal work test a i.semhlr Wi ll tx>rform setup for tests and make elect rical ad· justments on unit~ Please apply at. PERSONNEL 3180 Redhill Ave. Costa '.\les a. Ca 92626 We orrer compelll1ve salary and excellent henerits. mos Bab,\ Siller needed. 2 rult"S pr wk ..-1•t'l'a~u111al ,.,e, ~Iunle \'ii.ta A 1 e an;-J . H8·9967 aft :>.JllPM Bak .. r DK.!> Donuts. Top SS ,\pph earl~ am. 135 i-: l 7 th s l & 29till Fau·new l''.\1 ltank101.t TlLLEtl Permanent. Cull time 5' ~ da~ week. & part lime Experle1H'e prderred, but will cons1dn 1·ashier· 111g backt:round. T ype .iowpm. Xlnt bencltls & a d ,. a n c e m c n l . Ca II 979·31i00. EOE Bank mg Teller & Clerical P-. tlon• We have Cull time & part time Teller i. C lerical position s avail able Please apply United California Bank 7902 Edinger Ave. Huntington Beach 8-11 ·2581 or S46·898:i E.O.E BANKING TELLER The Stanton office uf a leatlmg savings and loan ha"' an excitmg itrow\h opportunity for a Teller We're see kin~ ;In in d 1vidual with rom· ml!rd a l bank in1t CK P<'rit:nce. bul we will <·1>n· s ider someone with a !>lrung S&l .. Teller and 11 e W l'COUnt s hal·k ~round. This 1X1s1t1nn oHen; ex· l·ellent benl:'f1ts incluchng free caref'r apparel and paid med1(·al dental oov cragc. t 11 p ~t art1n1t !>a lary and bl!aut1tul work en v ironme nt P l I! a s e a p 11 I ~ u 11 WEDNESDi\Y, Oct Z!. (rom9 JO to:t·JO pma ~ID ELI TY FEDERAL SOYilH)• cmd Lo.Aun. 12000 Beach Dlvd. Stanton An Equal 0pf1ortwiit) For the fmei;t ncw !>.11011 ~fo~t be chic & talt>nlt.-d with to1l(lW1n g. R11·e tiaud1c ll a1r Sulon . • 110 81i7 llt•aut' Salo11 S11act> roc 1 l'lll FJnlas lH: ne\\ Sulim Newpurl Beach W "ilchff locale CoHHn O 'Hara't 1\.16· 1:1~~ or b46· ii:?A IKKPR f /C Degree nol nee bul musl have bm11ness exp. XJnt 1•0 lwnef1ts. Salary c•om m e n s u rate Wf l'XP 612 4770. IKl'R/ JR. ACCT. for rapldl~· expandin g financial firm in Fashioo Island. Exper. a must. Daily Input & general ledger desired. 759-151S • ....,.....0,.,..,. ..... d nl'l'ei.sar.\ Xlnt pa~ t•ontrattor!> l>t.'µ1.mdubll bonus pro~ram. profil onh a11ply' •ilf\ IOJfl DRIVER/Fvnt Mo;.r Gla..,s 'i\<11ncd & leadL>d. c,,,,,,, :'lles a s 1url111 . 1ullt1me. permanent 1·3 ~t'ars ell J.l<·r'lente lila.-.s 1·ulll'r~ & assemhl~rs ~~ i 4i-l !:>hann~, mcdic·al 11lental plan. ~a,, allowance. C II l'ollet'l. Hele n Ne' er . Carp t'l Town 2 13 ~ii6 ;17;:. - <.:.\S HIER H o u~t!"a r•· SJlcs, apply m µ('r..oo. Rion Hardware. lfll-1 IP 1ne. 1 W esll'lirf Plalal. N.B. CASHIERS UTaT•M MARKETS For 2nd & 3rd Shifts We promote to manage- ment & supervision from within. WANT A CAREER? Call 1714 > 631·9'21 '~~~~ .. ::~ ff.10 hours. \\'1lh !!OHO ~1a\ & wurk1n1t Co11tl 1l1on~ \p11 I} t.:11~ Y ar<t Re st aurant , S a n Clemente, Mon. Fn. 3 5. ai.kforTim ~!:181211 l } r mm. ex fir For local mu\ mg & Slt•ragc com pan~ 1193 ·6634 lln\ t'r llclp wanted Trut·k On\l•r h nmed1ale open mg. Pull or part tune V1thd t:A drivers hl'E.'rt'ie Min. 20vrs of age '.\too GUARDS MHCledMow! llPM LOAM. Tues. 8P!\1 1-·or prestigious post pos1· JAM. Thurs Fri 9AM· twn S41hr. Interviews HouseWI\ cs I' T . earn xtra m'>ne1 d111ng what ~ o u ' k n 'o IN b e s t . hnusework. Call Suds'n Stuff. 842·0884 lbkpr Cook for elderly. hve·tn, rm & bd + sal. 4 day wk. 493.59_20 ___ _ 5PM. Apply Pen11ysaver, Mon.-Fri. 9·2. Dinner shift t'ull \tin!. 1660 Placentia . C.M. B U R N COOKS indoor p l a n t main S t nance. 1-'ull lime & Ptr availa ble . 770-9565 . Exper. preferred. Top INTERNATIONAL pay, goiod benefits. \pp!} Drycleaning counter :'ECU RITY SERVlCES in person: 2·•1PM. JoJ(J!; woman. Exper . or will INC. INT DESIGN SALES Resta urant , 1507 So train. ~llchet's Cleaners. 17~5 EaslCenter St. Flair for decor ating Coast Dr . <.:osta Mesa. Call Mel : 496·5124, Ste. 11102, Anaheim helpful. flex. hrs . Will E.O.E . F.ARN EXTRA MONEY ~~~~~~~~~1 _t_r_ai_n_.4_99_·1_4_61_. ___ _ Cook• W..ted b' having a pvt art" ac· GUARDS Full time . Dinner shift.. cessor y sale in your Full it pa rt time. All Experienced on iy. Apply home. We 'll provide the areai.. Uniforms fum'd. in person . 3·5PM. No art & accessories. Call Ages 21 or over. retired phone calls. Jolly Roger. 9·11 Mon -Fri. 641·4931 welcome. No exper. nee. .too S C oas t Hwy. Sandy . Appl y : U n iver sal Laiuna Beach. Protection Ser vice, 1226 JAHITOIS Part lime eves. Newport Beach /Costa Mesa 8l'P. J anitors •waxen. Must be over 18yrs. okl •U.S. cn1zen. Call 532·6558, lOAM·3PM. Mon .. f\-i. Electncian exper1enred W. 5th St .. Santa Ana. ln· CHILD CARE·2 hrs/ day, l•-------•-•I in residentia l remodel. terview hrs : 9·12 & 1-4. near Newport Blvd-E. COUMSILO. 631-2<l<W ~on-f'ri. Junior girl Friday type person wanted, Ceramic T ile Design Center. waa es n e a per e xp. 831·5261. 22nd. 545·511~. Sm.. friedndly pe~l EUCTROMIC TECH H A I R STY L I ST + agenc)' n s go ahead tn· cu 1 S T CHRISTMAS SSS divid uals w t p r evious Testing & Trouble Shoot· M AN I R . 75" Thompson Bluepr int needs operator . F IT. 3186 E Air way Ave. C.!\t. ~9-9233. ·~-~--0-~-1 SantaAnaVacallonClub exp pref'd. but will ing.·Digital & Analog comm .. w f following. t r ai n . ca 11 G 11 r }', $\stems for a small. co Rent your own staUOn. LAMDSCAl'I Foreman /leadman. ex· per 'd. in planting, irriP· tion. ma int.. hydroeeed- ing & chem. weed con· tro l. Salar y comm. w /exper. Valid driver's lie req'd. Irvine 559-515l IOATS Tou c h u p f gel coat. MacGrel(or Yachts. 1631 Placentia. tM IOOKKHl'Elt Cor COM law firm Must he J!ood with numbers. 10 ke'' Salary co m mcn::ur ate w 'exp Con· Ul<'t Lisa , 673-3797. ----------- BOOKKEEPER P «f to a:-.s1st acC'oWltam 2.:1 dys pr wk. Some exp. re<fd. 54~~8466. DeaM a Bookkeeping lnvestmHt Finn Career Oppty. Dynamic. rapidly ex pan<Jtng Newpart/lrvine mvestme n1 firm has 1m· m ediate cwenings for shar p. personable in- dividuals AcdtJ. Clerti IO ker. computer mput. f1hn1£ Ad11ll1t. Asst. Top!>ecrctar1al skil ls GetMrol Offfu Heavy phone work/fiUng needs 3 GOOD phone p'rev1·ous exp. Contact S125 wkt•· ~·411ll Ask · '8PM ... 540-6055.CoastaJPerson· ,, voices '9· • .. ,on.-Datakron Inc. 1J0.1515 for owner Thurs-Guar. 543·795'1 or nel Agency. 2790 Harbor 543-2951. Bl.. CM EXEC. ASST. Hair St)·list & Assilant. NEVER A FEE E.O.E Wanted lo run Reaiooal t M' h IG C•--1co1 y,.-1~ • openings a ll' a e ar- tWn --Sales OHice Must be m· nson's. Call 642·6470. Ff f . w/min om ce exp. Cuunler help. p IT or Ftr. dependent & aggressive Typing req. 640·8950. Kwiter's Cleaners. 186 E. w 1 ab i Ii t y to com· 16th, 548·4243 mwiicate. Xln l organiza· CLEIUCAL/GenOfc ---------tionat skills. good phone Temporary position m COUPLE WANTED manner. t ype 70wpm. Cost a Mesa Possibl) Manage s mall business ,,tanda r d offire skills permanent. Call Patty Part-time. Wiii tram Call neces~an _ Know ledge of ror appl. S48·684l for appt 1146.327~--IBM Mem11ry 50 & sail-in,.: e!lp helpful. Xlnt CLERICAL Register today for local tempc>rary assignment.!>. 557-0045 O\·Llf\: DATAIHTIY CLlltC bendits & pleasant working environment SAIL MAGAZIME 64S-7104 Leading Or a nge County electron1cs m fgr has an 1mmed opening for a Fidd Rep-special tem p data entry person wilh project po:.1t1on. Good u se or Dec w r iter & p..iy. lmmed1ateopening. Beehive Terminal. SonE Inquire Teleprompter limited use in keypt.slch Cable T\'. 901 W. 16th St, le verih· on TAB 510 NB 642 3261 ---------- HAHDYMAM Expen enced, part tifTI!. Retired preferred 642·3030 HARDWARE SALES. A~> ply 1n pers o n Rion Hardware . 1024 lrvmc \ Wcstchff Plaza~ N.B. Hostess & Host positions wnh Welcome Wagon •vail for t•1vn· mmded self starter Pleasant. nex1ble hrs , gd earnings Car req'd Trammg pro- \'ided. 549-3215 E.0 .E Landscape Co. looking for capable. qualified men, exp pre fe rre d . must have m erh anical ap· l1lude 768·4751 between 8:30 & 3 :30. Appl~· at: 2 811 Via F a bricante, :'>h!>sin Vie10 2 Ur 11i Ba 610 J oAnnSt. C :'II So children. Slllllll ~og consd S4~. 642·73". 1.1 ,·e.in housekeeper for 1·oup1 .. lfl oceanffronl home Beautiful pvt quarte rs Rcrs req'd_ TEWOIWl"I' l'fRSONNH Sllr\/ICU 3723 llrclt Street M•wportleech punch verifier . Excellenl I • • . Hotel co. benefits . I yr ex-1 <iENERAL LAIOR Lo QM!ltto Motor hwt LOAM SHIPPIP4G perie o ce des irable .. cons isting or loadmg ISIS So. Coast Dr, _~99_·1972 ------ Ctencal Sec ret.an" Please contact · T r t.OS & Har bor Blvdl Mortgage Banker needs . j l'assette tapes. P irsl Costa Mesa loan sh1pp1ng clerk with M9iter s,.ci..... shift. 54~0138 at least 6 months eX· 1640 Monrovia. C.M I . N ff• • · f>.12·2427 E.O.E. Ge ner al Offir e . lrvme IW lnRg penence 1n warehousang area. typing 50wpm. til· & sh1pp1ng of FHA/VA ini;. µhone, mail. Stereo MAIDS home loans Would ac-SKI Del Men over 18 for L.A. m a n u f a c t u r e r c e Pl Pa rt t I m e i r TRIVl X. INC. Employer MI F ,...,....,.. o .......... c:---9 l~:ii~~~~~~~~~ Equal oPJ,'~ Em plyr Ii F:xreltent salary & frintie henef1ls t 'u ll Gail · TS2·0070 SUS OM Times lo homes m NB & 714·556·6193. English speaking or bi· necessary all COMING , CM. $400-$450 /mo. -+ ---tmgual only. P leaseapp-For appointm ent c bo n u s . 6 4 G. 0637 . General Office lyin person 9.5. t71-l l97S·1080 646·5844. . . Irvine firm has im · E o E Mi l" Ask for Nancy ASSEMBLERS. We '!"ill ·t r a in . 'A p ply 7a m . MacGregor Vachls. 1631 Placentia. Costa Mesa. ASSISTAtn BANKING The Santa Anu office of a growing savings a nd loan has a n Im mediate opening for a Teller with a min im u m o f s ix m nths experience m a bank or s&L. This Poli•· t1onorrers : •Paid medical/dental •free career apparel •Free park mg •Top salary WOllC TEMPORARY ~ ·~ · · · Residential ~ortiww_ • ... x• U.l.-tlli;J.••'!1!!1.11!1!!~~-~--. -. : . e. ... ~~W,J or(~~~!!!'!!~!!!!!!!!;.-!!~' -. -sel'V'if~s· .,.-·-,-~,. 1•1 ', ••• ~.aeotld.lfH '''• "'' •• ~·~!'Ill ' DILIYllY ___,.. ~rfo HOUSECLEANERS ,\C.:oldwell Banker Co, Architect ur al Firm ha.Ii I THE o ffice m anager in a '"', A 1 t Co immed open mg for full HO\.IDA YS!!! l'llSO.. variety of office duties. T o work for J anice's n equa opp Y charoe boOkkeeper ellp'd .... Of flee Sllill l M M E D I A T E rncluding xeroxing, in Raggedy Ann P ff. s.:t Machinist to work a Mill & "' " OPENJNG ffl d 1· f'I T ues.-Fri. tli5·2Sl4. P IT n 1n acc,ounts receivable .... ded.... ner·o ce e 1very. '· Lathe, Full or . IX· collect1o~ Pleasant of. , •IEST JOIS The Dully Pilot needs a mg, etc. Contact Bever· Ho u 5ec1 ea n e r w a 11• tures & dies. 2 yrs min fl c e w Ith good co . delivery person Cor a ly : 641-8820. led I Establish cleanmg exp. 646· 1813 benefits. 114.549.7124 •IESTl'AY la rge m oto r route JI! -=-----------. M F ....., .. ,.,.. -•A,,LYTODAY!I! Laguna, South Lag&a Gl .. IRAL OFACI service, 1 '""' . .....,., MAID Olt HOUSIMAH IUSIOY Beac h . R e l la ble TOSll.000 alU:30PM 6'2·3030 Full lime lunch Busboy a utomobile 111 a must. Ac cur a le t )'Pis t HOUSEKEt::PER to live ____ .....,:. ______ _ wanted. Mon.-Fri. Ex-HounM·Fl:00.5.00 PM: w 1gene r a l offi c e inwtcpl.1nNpt B1•h Gd. :i1Al NTENANCE Man per. preferred. Apply in V"ICki fflSllll Sat&Sun6:30lo8:30AM. k n owl edge. V aried salary. rer·~. needed. pltime to work in pvt person. The Ritz. 2106 W. NO COLLECTING. Ex· d utie!>. Non-sm oker ln Pis. call aft 3PM 760-11'145 beach comm of 3 Arl h Octanfronl. N.8 & ASSICiltes cellent earnings for Just Tustin 832-7300. Bay in So Lag. Apply in _ a couple of hours of )'OUI' miiiiiiiiiiii. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Hou s E c L EA N E RS· person to. s Ba~ Dr .• So. Please c all Coru Bus Boy. 35 hours per l8004 Sky ParkBlvd day. For Detallt1 call Part Time. Ftr, start LagunaBch MA .. AGEI Draper's Laauna Hills s tore . Mus t be ex· pe r ienced i n bette r women's r eady.to-wear and sportswear. Appl)' in person to Manager Ma· ble Austin. 23621 Moulton Parkway Plaza or call 768-61122 Cor appointment. Ham ilton Ill 54796«> for week. daytime Private Suite32S Irvine F oste r O u e llet a t Genera l Ortlce imme d . Top dolla r . , 1m)'o8r1~. information or apµ ~tub. 833-9561. --540.0400 642·4~,;.._ c ... t t.Yel~ Finft 6'13-l266.646·41!7l MeilltltHNICe M9I. AUTO LOT MAN. f'All vw-_.....-C_..er _,.pty. --- - - -Full lim e Compan.' tlme .over lll.necded ror CAltlERCHA'4GI DeMyl'ltot Dynamic. ra pidly ex-Housekeeper, li ve-in. 5 ben efit s Apply Pe11 expandlna car rental l'O. FIDELITY A subsidiary of E.F. Hut-Clerk/ Pha rmac Y • exp! 330 W. Bay St, C.M. pandlng Newport /lr~ne d a p £'<pc r Non n1·saver 1660 Plac.'ef'ltla Mus\ have good driving tun b c urrentlr In preferred . cosmetics. Equal Opp E m plo)·er investment firm has 1m· s moker Muturc woimn Ave.C M record" Cattr. Ucen..w. FEDERAL tt?rvlewl n& qualiCled gifts lccards.640·7373. M/F media te open ings for 0 111'. 760-18113 before MAIHT/MECH. M.V. ar ea. Call Mr. persons interestedln the Commercial Design F\rml~~~~~~~~~~~ s harp, personable in 10A 0 Mora(t.5PM. W.'lln · .• !,5 ·6330 o r field or financial plan i div1duals. -------Retired-.. 5 •-d .,. 11 art 1 ........ with light ma nuCactw n& Den tal Assi1t ant. Ex· HOUS..,llPt•;c-r-· --· 831•2480. 0•111-i• on 1110 2 . .-u or p t .. L k .. ,. ,. -Port ti• L09AH1t. 115.000·Sl8000 part !lroo. capa·b i lllies s ee s perlenced. Easy paced AcdC). Ca.rt& Mature fem ale n~ed Lookina tor a ctive re• AUTOMOTIVE 2700S M I S Full time : unllmlled. trainee ror w all murlll. olrlce In Newport. Good 10-key. computer lnJJ'A. for lovely \,B. holl'le. 11 r ec w /e lectrlcal. GMIOO•kUP• S~n.lau ,\nnalreet 97 .. 2:..·::.ZT...;.1_2.______ silk scr eening .ts as· hour~ ti salary. 646·5'111 riling 644·'1930_.______ plumbing. it all phaaes<lf • -sembly. Must be avail or 846·5594 aft. 5 or t llnuaually ple a sar,tt An EqualOpportunlt~· Whal'sYourTt ade? rortravel.SS1-7242. wknda. AdMitl.Ass . l.1g ht. h o u s e k eep· lildg. malnt. exper. for worklnl coodillons 1n EmployerM/F sz.n-rD1&y ------·----i Topsecretarlal skllls I W i r ""'I mall elettroniu firm. John Wayn • Alrporll~~~~~~~~~I ..-1 GeMNI Offlce nil/ a lre!5s or '"''re-l~s. neiuble. Oood p;a)'. c:om~:;· Experienced!: That'aUll etopay Clwlllededvertlalnalaa Den tal recept /typlst me nt r esi d e n ce In t\pply Amen·anZettlel'. OM keeper on))'. Op. .... ,.r b4o'•rt rud the ror an ad ln the Daily t.tt.. wa,y to tell more (good) for ortho ortl~. Heavy phone work/Clllng Laguna Beach Mon. ll\M8l Hial_e..;... _1r_v_. -~-· portunlt)' for 'd vantt-QMNnededaevery day. PU" Service Dt~ctory ~ aboul the serwtre Mature. aces 35·45. Sehl)' .... ~ .... etJentsalar". Crtn•e t'ri. 7 a m Ip m . Xlnt -- ineal ... Ofllc• :\llf. u 1CN bave IOIDltbinl that can est ablish your ,_have to offer . ..Uk week.842-$997. · ~e'ne fi ts Clilll Gail : wages.494-!MSll. _ MOWAID Clll.,... for &ale. r-.cti them fut prorualonal ldentlt y. " O..t•Glaalllta. ud ..._,_. • ..,, call For mor• lnforrnallon about as'°" raU. to-SELL kUe It.ma wltll a -7~&Z~·~Wl~O~~~~!'~I SeU thlnp (ast with Dally MBWP01"'8L\Ot --. caUM2•18'71. day,1Ga11. Dally PUotClautnMAd. -:: PUotWantAds. 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('.iullrarnit1g 1'''"'11l'1 '"" hen.-ru, ('all \'11ki. dil••ll v\•f~ Sl:.'O t.i,h 1111 l'llONE \I \T E 1111011• . \ rl ' I\ t' I I n g \I U 1· Ii '' ""rr:ml1 Si!I lk 1•k \I .11·h SI l!J ."> IK Ii ltjH MANAGER Purklane llo:.ien & Dance wear :.lt•re ~1u~1 have relarl cxpene111•e )lust be dcpendahll' & setf·mo\i\'ated Mrssmn Viejo Mall. 49~.:1134 MANICURIST Also Pedicurist Wed .. Thu r s .. Fri Sut w some fo llow111g 642·6808. ME CHAN I CAL ENGINEER Growth opportunrly A r apidly expandini.t m e d ical com ponenL manufacturer requires a competent individual 10 strengthen .eni.:ineenng functions. Includes de· sign. drafting. matenali. testing. and R & D µro- jects. ,\ degree 1s pre (erred w11h 1·3 year':'I "" perience. however. re cent graduate~ wrth goud relerences w rll also rr ceive cons1der at1on Great opportunity v JOlll an exc1 t1ng t e urn Qualified appl icant ~ send resum e to: Chier Engineer 23891 Via Fahrica11lt.' Mission V1ej11, CA !1.!RJI Medical Rereptionisl. lrg Medical Group . 6pm 12am, dai ly . Laura S57-6300. MEDICAL ASSISTANT back oUice. exper nee Full-trme po:.rt ron . Laguna Hills area. Im· 17().6313 MEDlCAL Front O· c: for Internist. Npl Bch Ex· per'd. rn all pha!>CS of bkpg. ms uranec. t'Ol le<' llon & follow up $950 to start. )fed1 cal in~ pro vided. Love for µcuple a mus Contact Ellie . ·Shurth11111, ~·•1t•\a1 1:1I h·l11 11"1-<h'(\ ENGLISH TEACHER .• 1111141:,.; l '11a ... 1al l'.,n.on • . , un•dt•tl f111' ... 111 m11 111 ' II 1; Ill ~IJ~i l \111 J 111w 1,rill I •'""1" 1,111111Hfli•r -,all·~ 111 ,. LJti· • llltir111l·r l'hun,•:-. & ... 11111· l:O.t<1k lr\'111<· C'ollvlo(l' 11[ lllL'>I 111•1 \1:c11t ... ~j'!i<).ll11rl•>r l-.11j.!l l1\ lllj.! :\lt'I al,., 1'11 k \'p \. u .. 1111•r\ "''" 1 .. r .... 11·u ·kl1<1r ll'l\,lllll I I I I l'all htl<)f'l'lllHll\, kt•t:IHll" S.dttn, •'Cini""'' I'll\ "u ... 1·.·,,,, lll .C:\1 • •. · l\p1111:. gt rn11 u 1· ;1p .. u " .:'l:t.\ 1-:H \FEE Ideal l11r ll11u,.,•w1tt• •n l1''.Jl.Jlll'l' 1;.iu !J!llil) •~15 11:.!!IU llll'n:.u ralv ,, ,11ttl1l\ 11'.11 h1•r l11r 1111r rrn1nrn1i.: · WATERIEO For Sale 1'111 l l'r ll· 1111•1· \11ph "' 111•rso11 l'all '.\l ~1r' tiJ•l to:11 ''ll!'>..,11111 1··111-. .111 1mrr1.'d l•---------- Thur' thr u Su11 10 1 RECEPTIONIST S \l.1-:S 11111•n1.·v. 1q,:,11t1111i.: 1111~ B•·.1u\1tul st..i11wd i.1Mwl 1nt1u111!.•tt h1 glt 1m a I:! ll r ..i w 1• r 11 e ti l' "I ;i I l.1t>11k.,h1· II It ~· ;111 h"a rd I' 1tli fllll'T!ll' 111\'IUcll"' heult·r l111t•r, irt<alln•.,,.. . llyouan•af.(i.:rl'ss 11·l·and ."L'.''l{l· ... l'.\I(\' ,-\.~."'t.'-"I' '' 1 II w II.IOI lla,\'otde Ur Cll:\I •;ti l.''1"'"'· dt·n1·11l,,kilb .-.,--. ·"' ,, 11 "llPI,\ 1 ;1 IJ ' ·' " l1111k111i.;f11ra tuture111 re · 111 l'I k '" & l..nu\Ao ll'<l1:c of <11(· s.1mt· typing l'l'lf < • '"\ "it· .1.1H HH!~l I A••n•t·1·q··11e··,··········,·o··a·5• Merchandise S'I \:\'t i' l'OLL,..(''l'lll:>i~; 1'1 Ht'Jl t\SJ·;l) Da•1• I'•>< •l)t'I' !141) 2:187 lall mgml 11· i.:011tl 1·0 1hlt: dut11·.,, r11us t ht• -Ubl1• ·----------PART TIME lallhOnl' trnn:-cnµllllll n • lwnd1ts appl,\ 111 1>nso11 q'd Xlnt 11urktn141·uru.1~ 11 1 ' tu rollu\\ llhffll•'IHHI" 'T\ .. hn•l'1'Jf) ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1·ar1H·I !-ta li• U111•1·11\ EVEMIMGS & fr111gc hcndrb 1-'111 • am Ill lam "'1111 lhru (l('f';Jl~lttnal l'll' & s .11 • I ,\dulls OVt:r 21 ~rth out awl 71-1 .):'>7 fi:llfi Fri. 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St7;, '.'il altres" S\'l new, St55 ti4 t !!205 250 between 2 antl til'm &gt.>neralofr Cal\V1l•k1, =I You m11 ... 1 hl'l1•1la t\ J·:xper-.1 "'l!d. f,\IJllll!l'J j 11·~h in uur t'll).!11l•'\·rng A .... k for Lon !'>40·6055. l'oa:.Lul Per.son lnr m.111 ual lahor . ,,1tonhan1l s kill!. \'.111t•t\ dept I 111t11· "ill 1m h~t1• Orange Coast nt'I Agen1·'. 27!10 11:.arhor =2 You tlon't •Wt'd a 1·:.ir of 1lu\1ei. xlol w•u-kmc 111ak111~ \1~h111·:1111 1!'"11 I l7;jl Wl'!>LITIIO,,lt'f ,\le (}UL'l'll '11\'tl watl'rltt•d ''" d1•n <irovl' 5.'>Hilll,"1 "tlr p"d"'tJI . 11:,fldetl :-.ll'wport lle a eh 'I l·nm~ Cluh .\1em her~hrp S750 rail~ I 11. i.:d 1•1t11tl, ..;l(,W), •.x 'lllt•i Daily P ilot .... ~.~_.,<;f.~.~R .\ t'f,·L·. L'.()L'_ ~?i1~\~o~<l1~1~~~;~~·kwilhn" rnnds & frmge IJl'11d1h I pr •t"l'l•I' 1111lu1t 11. E1oual OpporF:mplot·er ... c..,. (' (' r k I I .. For appt i l4-5;l763hi l'IUdllll!IUll.111.11\,1,,'t \I l..i .t .!1Aot1·k-, .ldlll''>.\HU ... J ltl \l 11r •111 ~ I Ir~ µer II l ut 1n L! Lilt' I oll•1\\lrtt.:. I•. .. ---tla\ ----------•i 1111r•., l•' I 111111111111" qui•, .\t•rl\h 11\I! 1;,,..,.. l1t·'k & •·hair. walnuL 'tu '"*" 01111 'l\:nm~ members h ip 1nr -,ale. S7HO :-.;,."Jlnrl Beal'l1 Tl•nn 1~ l'lub 675 1 li>-1 PART TIME Sec our ad under "uian Shrp111nl! · Coldwell Banker Residential ~ortgag., St>rv1cc" A l'.oldwell B<1nkert'tf An equal o~lpl~ l ·11 •PBX TELEPHONE OPERATOR! ( 'hev\' dcall.'r in John Wa~ n°t' .\irpo1t complex ol f'cr!oo Vl'rl 11le;Jsanl work lflf.( t•nnd1t10ns lr>r l'XJ>l'rl<'n < I'd phone Opt>rator l~lf.( 1 t.' pmi.; & bookkeepmi.: 1nc:ludt>d ii ck:.1red. Opµortunity for advancement St-1· l)ll11C.• ~gr HOW ARD Che•rolet Dove & Qua ti Sts ~EWPORT Bt:ACH Pesl Control route techni· c1an Leadmg local pest control company needs R•>Ule Tct·h for :.tead.1 Job due tu eJCpans1011. l:'>J. t rv levd WI.' tra rn C~ll Tim al Ll<>HI'' Pes t Con lrol !ll!J.61121 or 1n l\'rV1ewi. M<in 10 20, ~I 5 RECEPTIO ... IST ,· y f ., • " .!i ·1 t-:."t «11"-i 11" 1 "" 11.. uu mu!.l l1o· 'a11' wd • • s~CRET ARIES•• 111 •11 ,. ri ,, 1, , 11, 11111111.. tlt•nt ••r 111•• •iratur 1111·•·{-, \l lth$WOS8flll:J l\'l'l'k 1:1.>f1• T 60 )!111\\ Sl:!.l.OJ J I l \IH Jll.1•'. lol 1111••1 f d \l•.il.ilj:! S:l'l ·,111 :'>!131 Wrth ur wrlhout 1~11111g m.'Cded T11p pa~ Tcm porary & full trm\' Call Tull Serv11:es al !179 11000 RECEPTIONIST Orange County Adv A)ly has tmmcd nt.'t..oel for per~onahlc 1nd1v w gd. oral "ummuruca lions s kills. f.(elhng & ac:1·uratc typing lo an- phones & hl'lp out 1111 t .. mp. bas1:. Ill h1h\' ufr l-'ro111 ofr appea r'am·c Toapµly, tall : 14 838·8:$90 RECPT/SECY Min. ex1• Lite typing. no s h. Xlnl ro. bc ncril:-. S900 642 .\7i0 ~s \'11urnu!>la11-.111•rlhi... l<l'l'I'\ l'TTfiOS-VI01m & l•t•i1111111,w .. ,\. 11111.,1. Applianc~s 8010 1 ad t~IWl'Cll Ill\,, & 21':\1 F C.:hg Sec· HE to .... Iii.Iii•) r..J,if t•d rll •'ol'llf. 111'·1) •••••••••••• ••• • ••••••• oJffil! •l'l l\t'W w..ilnut. 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I "" AO SECRETARY " ' 1 ( S • ru"I S.!:15 l'a Dt•u1ral111' c rJw1•1,, shl'lf. hx·ka F:xdU-'I\'(• •·htl(l rcn·... t ,. 'I I' 'I u I" Ill,. II I ri• f'l).! l t'l'lt'I :i:.o lJtl' I ti I m s;-ll hit· ~ ~ 1!1i'u111n\1•11·r • t.. 111h1•t ,·t·11 11n1: :-.101 i·ond ;JJl'" P' '" ('(J Cl' S\IO i lil!583'7 hout1qut· sc· Pluza. LE To $12,000 :.lund..ird 111,.,,,11n 111 11,. :l.lh littX t .inl!Ular t·nd 1.1hle:.. MAGASl :'ll .~l!:IHSS.> . At't:Uralt: t .\"J>is t w u1· 111·1 .. , (l1nl1 l1l'll 1·111 S J :!;; t·:.i l'u :.tom OHI E~T.\L 1\HU~:Bt l. S/\Lt-:SL\DY 11anl•·tl full or p ttm1• Wage +«omm L .il! lll'h ~!17 fiOl~j ' ' I ll••lux•• u11t '"I! H•ll•J" dr:11wr1c' 11:1:11<!1!111 l'OUlll :.pa~abl•'. u~·toum" d1ol 11t l'~ a n • t11\1 \i'O 11 s o F \ L:!i1·d 1:1' ~ .. '<. 10·,·· Wh1 :\lust know Hl kc\ b' Masttt Specialties i;;;, i,Hl;ll 1.1,1.1 ltu!.t t:ri·i·n !'I.ltd I l)u1 k~1 11u ntl w rt'd 'i, 111ul'h. )!01111 w I i.:'un·... Ui•I0:\111nro\·1a ,1· :\1 I Wa ... hi•r & tlr~l'r w11111• 1·..i ..,\•11"" .x1 11 1 r 1111i1 t!r•·•·n -; hluc' Pl' \;011 sm vker In Tu.,1111 t>12 l-1:!7 F II I·. , Si tur lt•_•l_h _F_ 1 a. 1 1r t•umt '.\l .1k1· 1!1·..... \II l"l·.H ;,;;t :!.'i72 Sale~ 832 7:100 'I "I' I ,,.,1 ;•~~U '~' n'. .C l'u ,1 \ql)ow 14! fl trl~' 1n N t• t' cl I' T s u p e r ' o;alesµerson for 1-·a~hton ----------• 'ft•"hnii•i"n'. Sdl do•I ro:.l 111).! rd n~. \d .\l1111 nt! mu~l ... 11 ,.ompl ''"lllnr Swl·rli...h linl'n 1:.land. Wecl . Su11 & Seeretary .. v ·' miral.S15fJ 111 r11 .<i d111111f.( rm •l'I l:.thlc•dtJlh!. 194 l:!OO wkends preferred. Call lnYestment Finn ELECTRONIC %11 i:l~lfi 1 •·• .111 1 "'rt• 1• & 1•rul , PuM,, willow ll ft tn.-c 111 1714t159·99Sl. l0·5pm. CGrHr0PrY· TECHNICIAN WldilM)Meteriabl015 ~dlilc" IA; matl·h w~l Wl r ontnr. Swedish Lanen Dynamic, r apidly ex-A grow in g electronlcs ••••••••••••••••••••••• it. smoke . Illas,. dlrung tablecloths. 494·4200. Sales person. P 1T, Art panding Newportnrvtne eompany has lln im· set. J pe R1v1era sofa set ---Gallery. eves & wkend:. investm enl firm has rm· mediate opening r11r ru1 Angle iron . lO'x2 '" " incl. sofabed. butcher bl\-T I F F ,\ NV c L U 0 Knowledge or Conkm· mediate openings ror clel'tronrr tech wd11h 3-5 ~~~~.'~·1~~~5 ~:w· P\1. dinette-se\ Sl45. 25·· color ~ E~1BER:...HIP S300Call Rental Agent. very bw.)" ornce. heense req 494·6594 Restaurant Cooks Wcutted fi\111 Lime. Dmner shill Expenen<'ed only Apply 1n person. 3 5P.\1 :-Jn phone ealls ,Jolly Rof.(t'r. 1()1) S l'u a ~l llw 1. Laguna !kal'h ------ poraf) Amenc:an Art l'S· s harp. per stJnable in ~rs cx1)t!r lo t'tln ucl & ~ T\' HI"' <'Olor pun Slo\.S. after 8 pm 5~ 7625 ~entral 646-2017 tlr\'lrluals ma1n\a1n le:-.t l'•1u1 p1ren\ Cameras & \t.iranl/ ''"11·0 & 111• - -used tn our 1~rndu•·hon Equipmrnt 8030 H~ll{'r kunp"' muu t'h1'(t Hine~ Ju Ofi H•·m111gt ou Sales&Phones Accf«J.Clerk <leph '.\lu'\l l.11• \\\•II ••••••••••••••••••••.•• l'.111 h 1•l11 Ill ll)H\•· ;12 ... 'upe. Win ,\1 911 For elegant ant1qUl' lll kl'~. l'11mputcr 1n11ut, '"1•r ,t·ll •n tl i gi "1 l l.1rkrnm11 011., .. •l!Jllt~OU.'-!l -1~~.;1: SdltrJtle5-lli3i49 Jewl'lr~ :.tore :\lust he 11lrni.: trouhk)ol1tt1•lt n~ ll'dull l'{IU1pmt•ll\ :l ll>'C:!l lrJ \:O-. • "ell i:roomcd . willing lt1 Admin. Aut. •!UC!. ( 'antl 11!.1te ,.,tw1Uld :...uf (• ltght I '~ ~all11ns kcm11dt•h11~ S.d l• I urn &1 ~·~ t 8083 1'last11•s l'Ompan' nt.'t.~ pa('keri. & han1ller:. \pp. ---------_ II in l'<'r!>on · F a bnc·ated Restca1rant Help Mixer trainee needed ror Pla:.trc~. lnr. 815 W U~h H1 ~h e n eri.:y Santa 6 10·0132 work some weekends & Toi> secretarial ,..krlb P 0 s ·" c s ., a h 1 f.( h 1•<Jl'h \ & H 3 g;_d lon" 11x :.au e:..,..urit''>. chromt· 1li11 n s " 5 have snme knowledge of General Offiu met·hantl'..i l ..ipllllJ(I(' & 4 pmls h..irdtncr l"i"'t in~ rm M:'I S4i0o Sal 10-J ·:·•,••••••••••••••••••• Jewelry or antique:-. Call Ill· l'apahle .,r v.or\..mg :i50 takts all. tii3·14.'l2 1111 Carnation LONN l>irec~or trombone adhesive, <'Olor. & paint St. c.:. M Ana1Tustm restaurant mixing & grinding on :J - --- - -requ1 re s energclll' for tnlcr \'lew Emµire Heav) phone worktfillng w t t h 111 1 n 1 m u m if.ti .)837 t 'rl \I with l·ase t.xl·ellent con Galleries Limited. :!122 'uperv1s111n -· d1r1on. s1<>11 675 8052 after roll m ill, 1537 Monrovia. !'lumbe r expcnenet~I 111 c·ounter help & (·a shier... residential re111111lc l part llme & full Lim? N M a1n , Santa Ana, Exl'ellenl :..alary & fnnl.(e Mastft' SpeciatHn Ucauhcu 4008 ZM2 suµer Cnhhl'd 1'ell cl w ru & Im . 6PM s.17.7384 benefits Ca ll Gari 11>-IO~fonroviu.C :\I. A.\\ all xtras . llkencw P~t'al..Sl25 Cort;t·&end CONNORGt\NM~el :Jl4. _N_._B_,_.________ tilt 2004 Call .\1r E ng!l,.h for appt. 972·8050. -----752·0070 !~12·~27 1-:0 1-: $i!l5 Canon 514 XLS. lables.SIOOpr K1\.lablc XI IC d M·k•Or' SALESPERSOH/Expr. • S2 2 5 c 11 n o n 1o14 , & ~ha''2'·~s ~8· 7:19tl. · n °\43.1~; ier Mother's Helper Live-in. Companion tu school-age child, afh 3"6 & some eves & wkencts. Must drive. Pvt rm + C!OO -al. Ideal for :.tu· dent. Refs req. NB loc 673-0597 eves: 75:i 1122 wkdys <Marti 1 MIGHT TIME Custodial Work for 9i1hr Own Trans 675-2101 Newport Photo Fashions seek s ne w m odeling faces. call 613·3375. Newspaper Stufrer for L.A. Times. S mornings per wet'k. IAM t · 4/\M Approx. S75 per week Prrnllng W;.lnl In be a Pressmun tn Wd; ex rscl ~ Full trml' :Vhn. ;ige 20. \\'II I t ra 111 .\ppl~ I' e n n )' s a ,. e r I fi Ii u Full time :\I atermty - --S325.Call P P aft:er lpm Restaurant store. So Coust Plaza. S.cNf-Sl,OSO TELEPHONE ·$6/hr. + 7l~-6-IO-:l!)S2 7 Piece Dinette Set. Table :\larshall -100 w· tt s~ DAYCOOk 5:>75734 • -1 l'omm1ss1on S1·l\10l'.l ----:~.L~2 .. L_.,e,:.i2ves &flch:.urs .lead brain. 197~ rrodel. To work 9 5. M11n .. Fr1 ·-----50-60wpm w/some "c·cts. appt, for our salesman tis 205mm wum. \'1itar. ~~ JV-> )8 Aµply in pers on. wlll vayable ex per. Prefer Part time m11rnmgi. !::.'< serew mount. like nf'w. G-·-.S I-10 Looks like new u_~Y SAUSPHSOH sumeone w 1prop mgmt. d 1 1 SIOO 640.j 051 or09• a• 55 used $650. lbanei e l..,·mc train . Skrnny llU\'Cn b k d c II v· ,. pcnenl'I' Oil~ lll'U"e -------••••••••••••••••••••••• "Ullar Pro'essional ---R esta u ra nt . 9 90 I S800 + car allowant-e & ai· groun . · 3 'c"'· 1!1'7 4•,64. wkd~' Coh 1035 G.\RAc,· L~ "ALL.·. ''-·\ 21. m~ul w11 h Tre~e of U fe P H 0 U l' C T I O N y k Hu comm1ss1on & l'x1•el :»0·6055· Co:.i~tal Person-r_ ~ " "" ~ Plal'ent 1a t' M TR,\INt:E Jtuhbcr llO!ic . '~-town . ~ _ nel ,\gene~-. 2700 Harbor T~•phone SoHciton ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9 21•m 1ir b~ aµpt. 16742 going up the neck Wood 1110 m·t:. '.\lu~1 pass l'O Restaurant :~~~~~i. .J:!m~o:p & w~~ ~~\~i'R .\FEE EOE :'llt•t.'<icd immeJ1aleh 211 lllM.\LAY AS ~ITTENS Debrr C~relf. II H RE.lcc· g ra11t body with hard µh\~tral md bal'k ~ HOSTESS forthe1r dentallabsales •ludcnt s a11tl or 9wks old. r ('a' lo~o tnc w l>l('e r._,,deµm she caseSS00.6.il-llOOt · p r · h h k h __. !"> I L \ t: R B LA C K eoµrer dot hes. bt.'U in~. Offi .... -. & ray l'ak111i.: appht allons Part l 1 me Tuesday r e er som eone wit -omt•ma cr:. w o ru't .. 'u Purebred no papers we l ou b . to~ s. pa ~. ce rwmthlr• b t"' n II l 0 0 n I y 111gh\, Friday af\emoon. knowledge or dental --lo earn monC\ workml! lll'n both pdrC'nts SIOO gla:.S\\art'. en base .'>la Eqlll,...nt IOIS St r a l u I I c x . I 7 6 'i 1 & Sund a\' o rn1ng equ1 pmt. •lr reception Secretary plea~ant cve11i11>! houn>. 5.18 1!:15i ;:;o Iii 17 t111n ~; 8095 ••••••••••••••••••••••• i\rm~tron~ /\ve . Irvine Preferrably over 18. 1\\>· baekgr~und 111 dentist's Mrlltq/S•cr~f.-y 3 !I :\ton Fri ~u w lhni; ---1-:xel' Dt-slc: JOx60, ext'C.IL EOf. A K .. nda\'ls Ind~. ply in •w>rs on. J P . ~foe's 0!fice (all Ann. 54().6a55. I •..,rson 11re. no :.h. must Sular) · s:i 75 hr r Ooq1 8040 Jewelry ao7o l'ond. Cost S500 new. C.:t• Re a sl~urant. 10 142 <.:oa.stal Personnel Agen ..;;ale-'> oriented Lot.sol' ~em•rous hnnu-, "''""'' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• mll.'>l :.ell' Sl95 6i5-1.2JO. ·---.\dams Ave •Hunt Bch e) • 2790 Harbor Bl . CM activ1t' & resp :\lfg. bl< r r om .I •1 h n W a~ n c K 1-:ESHOl'il> Pups .. \KC :\tan·,. 1-lKl \ ellnw i.told 613 Z112 P /Tinw OFC GIRL __ _ ---NF.\i F.R A FEE E.O.E i.:rnrl 1;ref'd. A1r11m1 Call ~ue alter ·ha mp sire ~I F p1•1 & bracelet. in 'nu~gel tex. · --- for bus~ phones. filing. Sol.llMfl Wonted _ Free& E o E i!PM Ml Ol~ s h 0 w p \ t pt y turetl 1•urb link. rneasur· SPE:RRY REMINGTON l~prng. et• Must have 642-3260 S"'LES/RET"'IL lrvlllePcrsonnel,\genc·~ T L RS 213iW7·13t:lall 6pm mg 13mm in width.ti" f:lec T~pewnterw1sdf good aµpcurance and ------"' ,.. 488 E. 17th. Costa Mesa EL E - -len,..tth Secured with a c· o r re ct n c ,.. <•ond ---xlnt nhonn mann er. Sales· OHic:esupplyco ha'lfull Su . 11, f'11r He.1c h Oram·hes Kee,hound Puppies for eoncealed box da:.1>. 631-:!600 ... URSES "'IDES " "' t t a·1 In ~_ite~ --~-II ' 1· · 1 XI I \L''' l'L'G · 8 r " "" Plt'a:.t' r ail alter 41 pm HICKORY FRMS 1me 1:>0s1 ions av 1 · ef'"'W----11111 .,,rwn1·nrt> n ·•1 ( nt '.i e , ........ u , wilh a llf.(Url' sa l'l,\' c.:au 548·~967 Needed to give TLC lo daih \ le 1 L d terest1n ~ w rk Will --~~ ... :ilun & ucncl1h \ppl~ 55i 31i2 r·tasµ Tolul weight I!> X E R U X L' 0 P Y the elderly patients . Wlll r--,. / _., or m a . Opport u n 11 Y to sci I train 557·9212. Mr. Em· l'l•rsonnl'I - - -311 !12 l'l'nn.1·wc11d1b r\p :\1 ACHIN F.. x Int eond. train qualified person-~·" ~ _ _ _ __ gourmet foods & g1fb for mons. Secretcry /bee. HERITAGE IAHK ~·aul µurebn·d German 1,..a rsctl 0 v er SJ .1100 t;nder serv1t·e 1.:onll'ael.. n e l. Earn while you PURCH AS ING holidays . Flex hrs --C l . r t '721No 1-;ud!d-.1\n:.ihc1m ~1·~~P~.1:~t.p 111es. 11'.llli of &II 11604. Real>. 846·5502 _J>r 12}.1 >, . ~. learn . Oa~ shift avalla· Inventory Control Wesl~li(f Plazu. 642·W72. S~US RlT All .. =:,t''..,~~p J'Ai:.'ljlf~ ~-1-; LJ.f.-W~ • ~,'ff<.<l .!'tlfi':.';, &..i.>~.~~fsf~~ :~" ~'t'h't{ ~~'(ffaT~c 'ib:lllt~""r~ .. Dlt',·~ ~"'°'~~t·; -· ble.ApplyJ445Superior .• ~.X.ll,l;f. ~~.~&4.~ Fash_iQ!1:1!~~~~~lllJ}e.'~~a--', .. ;. .. ,·"..,,:.-.~ .. -: '°"'"'., .. f~ <>c• .,9~79 .,104 ~ '\ I & I .,a1~-S1-S J:IDIS ·~ • l:nJ~t>r.-i(nuwfeoge of in· Soiles exper . req d . '-! . start· ,kills Cshthnd 90. typinu . ...,.1 o _ _ _ _ Xlnt co or l' untv I BM Mach-10 Memor~ """ "" rng wa"e C M Inc "T ti I " 1 Sl!UJOO Sevf'rul s mallrr \utom "li" T.vuewriter ventory t'ontrol. Male or HICKORY FARMS " . 751 .. Souud professional I c n s uranl't: .-.a cs AFC \N P -\KC RI ·k " ~ ,.. ALL SHIFTS female F'rom S900 to Person for C hrl·st-"s ~0-~18 __ ---ex1>er . matunL.v & tor Reprcsc•nl alive. preft'r .... ,'s'•· S1l~eprss1 Rt•d S:_~,w IJlt'i:cs of rrn1• jl:'wl'lry & with table & at·cessOrit'S. Outstanding fully pald l""'t b d ""-'-I 1 l t ti 111 ""'" · • ·•ft lun:-ol' diamonds Cu:;h •Ill ""95 P I' Call urtcr lpm benefits . O~·Site educa· '"' mo ase on exµer. gift sales. Work in N.R. SALES SECRETARY ~r<1te bk~rnd. helpful. reu. ~~ a t'. ~ c . & P<'I Champion Uncs I\ Pleas e l'a ll (•\'t•s . 7;,Hi40 29112. Uon . Paid while becom· ~~ Santa Ana, nr Costa area, calling on Presr Nationul furn m£gr has Cull : 640·0123 -urancc !'r :..1 rnl ilal r h~llk .'l40·9943 i>r fi41i·9609 or ... csa&l rvme.549·9!ns dents or corp,, purchas· 1m m e d openi n g for ground .,,u,.i it• aintiur -15 '"'"" 714·Gi.:'l-:l70S Pri1 ·aoi7 Ina certified. Fla0 "h1p I S l) l' "'· '"""' I Couvalescenl c ,·:rt'er : Real Estate Sales ---in ~ agents & sales quahlied indiv w /typing Wfl l ~ l l'Ulll(l' .o - -Mlsc.ll••OMI IOIO ...................... . 6'2-IOM. W"'....,.ED CLOSBtS m a n a g e r s &admin exper. "-cretar y area. a ary + l'Um· LJIAS/\ APSO AKC male ••••••••••••••••••••••• Kceshounll Puµp1t•s for ,."' Res ponsbllities inc l XLHTPAY U'l' mission ·tar ull11wanct' 11upp~ Sl50 760·1334 or le \KCRFG Nun in& No.certlfled NwfftAidn Sl.'7S/hr. We will traln. 8 paid holida)'s, beslnning as M>On as hire1I, •t•nef1ts. Bay view Convalescent Koaplta l, 2055 Th urtn. C.11 . Mra . Farrell : ~-3505. E .O. E LargeExc1tingT.D.firm haneling establishl'd ac • &llb..IEftTS Pri•ateSecret.-y + cxpcn'l' :l 1'111unl li'i385501'luth LJIGGAGETAGS sa " 557.j1i2 w xlnt compe titive pro-counts . & creating new 5" Fee paid. Bt· ''l'ight Luw\cis Title ln!>uran1.-c ----fromyour busmcssca.nt - ----- dU('t & marke ting ted10i-Ont's. Apply a t lllekory 1103 Sllyportl Circle arm" to very nice mrn Corp . Na n t· Leyrla Free ta You 8045 Send one eard for l'ach Kittens. CF'A. Chmchrlla ques l~king for sales Farms. l?th a. Irvine, lr•lfM. C& who 1s Prtsidenl and 711 s.r;s.()844 •••••••••• ••••••••••••• 1a11 plus one ... parc We Persians Also Tea Cup people wnh a knowledge Westchff Plaza N 8 . 979•3510 C h ... ir man or Boa1d. -Free Small whll<' mixed return 11ermune11tl\ Poodle Pups, all \'Olors or real eslale It proven • 8ra11d n e w nffiCl' nr TITLE OFFICER poodl<'. 1·ute. loveable. :.cale<I attruct ive tag & 6-15 7220. S-i6 284~ • 't dosinis ability. ln1.'0ftle SAL E s t DEL IVER V . _!:qua I Oppty EmploJ~ airport To Sl.200. DOI':. Stewart T ltle net'<ls :.i1t quit'\ 5411-4050 strap. meet ing airline ----l)Olrente1aa~ S80Sa~I to SlOOM De~ndable. m ature in· Sandwich & Salad Ma)(er. (.'a 11 E II i e 0. Brien. f.(re:-.-,1ve Tit le Ofrrcer -I 0 requi rement~ Pre· Pt.ot & Orqa111 1090 peo/r s· d+R Bonus dlv1dual needed IO work rull time Priv;ate Club 54().5001. Also ree jnhR w11h at least 2 . n; l'X· 10 Wk old puppies. mixed vent loss & theft ' For u ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pr ., am en eswne · ... ·i 1 •-del" ....... , Snelling & Snellln•' of "d • Doble & Lub. Will muke •"'rsonalized tao "n"'"''" Ft) R s .\Lr.· I.ow re\. to Cluss11ied Ad S ''/O m r"'"" s a es ,.. ""~•J 8.13-9561. ., µer " I'll> or man~ , ...-.. ~ '""'. l>uily Pil t POBOX~C<>I\ capacit y r o r w e ll --------NeWp•rt Beat·h i\l(enc~. henl•li l s C ull . Bob 1:t.l~!_l~h1loJ:s ~~:~ wullpaper. fabrrl' or Or1ta n . full p edal, z C M 9262/;. .__, utabllshed nursery Si\NOWICH Muker. pl/· 4340Camvus Dr. !::OE Hu11an. :l!lll l l U 000 N :-..amoyed 3>rs .. Japan~-se Day Glo" 11apcr & we ke~bcmrds, used Sl.IUl' _. -·--Salary onon, plcose call time. IOAM -<!PM. ideal Rr1111dWU,\', Suntu 1\nu ' I h d Wiii back & \rim \OUf !16().S!t!ltl Nursln1 .--F. F Spanre • bol " ign"e. tags Or try l wo l'ams -Ctritfttd Dirt C heap: 645·-11'>5:l. l'or housewife or student. • 0 ' ;,.1s !-.iilli back to bac:k l'1anu Sac rifice lleaut ....__ I• Real Esta\e Laudy or Nik f!.t6·5221 eves SICllT ARY TRUCK DRIVltl ---• --IOJR" PR I'' L'S coml unrl0 ht oak t'Oll· ,_....,A NIW LICIMH? . . -,_ lllit•• -".... .. ,.. $4.00fttr. Wh~.· nnt lr.Y comme~lal •SALIS* SECRETARY Ra pld ly ex 11 u nd in I< llobla1l., p1tr11lmc~m1. ••••••••••••••••••••••• S2 cu ,,r 31$5 soil' lltlg. hks~·lll3·91.Jl~ • ld .. lid ..... I ·' Great Oppty. tor a ..... lf. 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"Ill •• I I I l USED CARS! hl~h . 75' 14 1cft' .S3-I L'\111'1 lt> .'\~4'.l I r.111-..mt" '"" I'""' 1 -I "'I \'I Ill i: Ill.I"' lt11• "' .. 1. l'on:.ult> >lti11•11 um lrn 1 Ill H.al.;'u" nwµ.-d L'll11 1 i...,,, ... ·111·,111111· 111 .. ., 111\ J µhun11. bt't.1Ut1ful. $Ill' 1111 •• ~ llf Dt''' """r "ht·• I .1u'11wl 1.1111\ I 8411 72'J:!, ~ ll\Moi ~-~JI\ 6 lirw n11rr111' • '' .,.,111 miracle mazda -Motorc:lcte•/ ni. l'h .. 111 u•· l•·""i lo.ts & Mwi11e it,.. ..,. 'l"O :0.11111•r ~ha11• ft •' ... ,...... h • ~ l iJ k I J 150 tt..tMw llYcl. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• I ::';Iii~~. 11 101 I' ti lt•f Costa Meso 64S-5700 WANTED! loah, Maitdetuance/ •~ Su.wk1 O~ l\1k'1 lbrtl S..-.ice 9020 IWIC'C $Jtlll . S5673 •••••••••••• •••••••••• • !!Si "11711 .\l\RIN l::ELEl"TKll'IA..~ 7, KZH>lhl l,;11od l urul Quahty Wor k Call ~i>:>l s ..... $150u uoo :>49·~2U alter tiP'.\I !llH ~ BOAT REFINISlllNG 'i2 V.Hn '.\1m1 Endun11.o Top sides Boot ::itnpe:, Sl25 'bl Suzuki 12\Ju·, Super structures. Non SIOO &1-1 5585 Skidding Ref's 8-12 7433 -------MotorHonw1,S•I Boats, Moritte lt...t /StorOCJ~ 9160 EqliptMllt 90 3 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Re nt . ~2 ' Lu' Motor 7.5 HP outboard. xlnt Hme, sips 6. :.I'll' t·ont cond.S200. $250 wk ..-8· m1 . ___ 84_0·2682. 640-MRS Trailers, Traol 9170 ....................... tox33'. furnis hed , older S60l.IO ~ewly reno' al<.'<!. 140 Cabri llo SANTA ANA DATSUN <!fltJI E 17th ~l l .. 1ll' n11Mlc•t Trnot.L' and \'•I I \ 0 ' l' J l I II .. TtlUA\.' I Earle Ike "M11ta Ana .:>58 ·11111 I TOYOfA-YOLVO lf()('cruntir pwk uv b<1i.., 7' .. ._~,=,..:.u.;..;.H~.;;;;..;.;;.1;;.1.•d.~__. It :\lakt' i..tn1 l rad1•r C••'•""••• $l15 li-15 JSJ<! ,.,. •O·•lOJ er u o.,01 7!1 l'H EVY ·~ 'l'u11 Sil veraclu a 11 OIHlillt,, hlk t·uml'l llll ll!M , showroom 1·11rHI $1;.')(~I li!I 03• I! 1!17i Ford Handwn•. ''"' 1·oml, xt ra!> s:l!IMI. pn' pl~, 5Sl 3fi26 l!fiS 1::1 Can11n" Suµer PO RSC HES WANTED Boarding ladder. 10 011 .\l· Jen nt:w. 11995 > 5 Slt'ps, $75-0. Monom at1c head, 1new $220> $75 Bilge pumps . $25 r ea Ii 14 )6-15·9020. 10x 40 '. lurn1s h ed $12.000 140 Cabrlllo 646-6725 ,\).k for Faye Sport . low mi I~,, l'a II o-~--::--;::s; ·.io 111;)1 a ft -1 . 3U loah, Power 9040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 16 ft. Glastr°" Like SEW : 35 H P Evenrude. tr ailer. new tires. s pare. custom CO\" er. anchor. 150 ft bne. J1fejacliets & meets Coast Guard req $1!0Jor besl offer. Call 537 5659 or 541·-1391 & ask 1or Jack L.'lt. Pri. pt~ ll' f1ber g la s~ T ul.\, Islande r Weekt:nder or Character Bay Launch. 6mo. old VW Ra bbit Diesel. f'ull gallt.•)', stove. rel'ngeral••r. flbl. berth. he ad, complet'" $19,500. 64fi. 71187. I OST ON WHALER 11 1/J Feet Ollyl ...... Old! .......... J .... IONI Less than 10 hours call Eves 675·2885 28' M o nterey. head, galley, VHF. recent eng. o'haul. Sl l.80010 BO. 557·9590. 494-2536 Nimrod ten t trailer, SSSO. Behind 1010 w nth Sl C ~I Call 6-15· 7288 aft ~·:w --------Trailers, Utility 9180 ·····•····•············ Heavy dut~ trailer, Fonl P U. bed & frame. S350 675·6868. Auto S.nice, Parh & AccH1ories 9400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SSAVESAVE$ WITH USED PARTS Imported car parts IMPORT AUTO SUPPLY IOI :"J. Manchester Anaheim 776-9900 4·speed% hwtsllli1si011 Also miscellaneous 2tOZ. 260Zparts 7611-5837 2 Polyglas GT -F 70-14 tir es. like new. 4-slug 14' Mag wheels fits Chev All S7S. 714-830·5912 Alltos for Sale ••••••••••••••••••••••• IMPORTANT NOTICE TO READERS AND ADVERTISERS Vans 9570 ••...•................. 1976GMC VA.-. Lovd' s urfer ~'ulh l'we r steering. A:\1 ,FM radio tape. stee l radial tires. buc ket seats. l line mirrors, c ruise control. l'h rome bumpe r . I owner. blue. low miles 1 1~670R> $4311 SANTA ANA DATSUN 2001 E. 17th St Santa Ana -~7811 1977 Dodge Sportman fan. I) cvl. auto Chro~ wheel s, n e w tires. AM FM stereo. paneled & t•arpel1·d Exl'cllenl condition. low m ileagc Oaih Pilot F el'leral C redit Un1n11 rl'PO Sealed btcls arc beinl'( ;i1· \:e pted until Oct 21:1 See at .Daily Pilot ,\uto Shop. 330 W Bay l'oota :\lesa. D-12-.\:121. ext. ~ Monday thru Frida,\. ~am-Sp~ 136Jt H4'1~ Ulwd v .. roen t.J,OWf H il6 2333 Top Dollar Paid i-·or Your Car ' JOHNSON & SOM Lincoln-Mercury 21l26 llarbor lll\'tl ( 11s1 a Me:. a 5 IU ~i:ll We Pay OVER lluelook For Yo ur Grmd VW. Porsche or Audi VW-PORSCHE·AUDI 44S E. Coast Hiway at Bayside Dn\'e 'ewport Beach 673'<8l0 Premium prices paid for any used car (foreign or domestic 1 in good c·ondition See Us Fir:.t! .:HH8 ll.11 ll"I 1111.«1 I ·11,t.1 \1 ,.,,, .j Iii 0.!:111 Autos, Imported ••.•................... 9701 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hi MPG CheGPie! ·~st;NBt:AM ARROW Econ wa.11on. new tires, not lancy but functional. $550. 675-4870 Tue.day. October 21 1980 OAll Y I'll ()T liJ A Daily Pi lot ad number wi II appear in you r ad ... we take your messages 24 hours a day ... you call in at your convenience during office hours and get the responses to your ad ... For more information and to place your ad cal I 642~5678 . Auto1, Imported ••••••••••••••••••••••• IMW 9712 ·······•·••··········•· 801 McLAREN't Q is.so" Beach Ulv1J L.\ Ii \RR,\ ,;, '.\11 '.'lo uf St\ Fw' 1 17 I 41522-S333 Sunday tiy Appl 75 m. µriced ill $SOI un 11\·r lo hlue boo k . S.~11() uffcr i l-1 675 lRl:i, 213 l!tiS !'><iii: a;;k tor l)on 8MW LEASE 642-567& l•t11iJ~II•ll A.ut •• o'.·.l.•.f>Orled A •• uto ••• ~·.'!':~••••••• •••.• ~·.I~~~~••••• •• ,~"!:!~·.~:~~•••••••••••• • • •••••••••••••• Honda 9727 Porsche 9750 Volkswagen 9770 Choro let 9920 ...........•.••............................... ~······················ , .....••••.......••• , ... '60 PortH'ht 35ti , good 57 VW M1a 11bus, ru11 ... ~tl lSlB MONZA VISIT YOUR concJ 675 6!17(1 wk1hs . m1:<·ha1111• owrwd. s 11rn ORANGE COAST .615 2<!08 CVl!>:_ ~ w hnds _ ~~~!llli li!iltl flf !Ir~ kl~;.'j i STATION WAGOM Ho .... DA 74 Pors<:hc !Ill Targa, " air all"'" K•1111s. xlnt ·11 Sup••r llult \1111 111 \ •· • \ l111tl1·1 1 · 111.:~·J HEADCi)UARTERS l'tl11d Sll 500 f;lil U822 mile.., S1c1red !. \\''I" 1.r1.wt·r .ti·•·11 n•: '·11111" . • -So! 950 KSI !Hli I 1 II I 0111 "Ill" I t tJ\ l'r) TODAY!!! l'ur l'he til l' CalJ Nol IUl'l.J I.'• '""I. ._ .. id \l llh 111..11VERSITY 1o mµlett>l ~ 11111shed '71iS•·1rv•'"' 1'11·.111 ... 1111·1111111•11 1ti1Jll'• U" JtcUll e 11 g & lrJn-. l..1,11\1 lllU'l '"ll Jlf 1111 p1111.,l l1t)•'li SAL ES&St::RVH;E Ulk lanlthr :\luk1><>1fer iS'•lllS:)ll 1111 \ .11 .l1·Jl1·1 l'"'' OLDSMOBILE ~i; .Wll! :21111 I'' HONDA '6!( \'W BIL j.!d ('1111•1. ,, 1111 <'l990 GMC TRUCICS RMault 9755 :>t1~k rdoll ,•111! ?'.! 1'10 _,., 2HSll Harbor Rh·d •••••••• ••••••• •••••••• ti46 074!9 SANTA ANA COST/\ J\\ES,\ 'i7 He11;iult 5. Le Carr ·7 ('1111\C~ 11hk h1o11l••tf . 540·964'0 28,UOO m1 rad1d b . :.nri. lie"t i1l ll·r DATSUN I x Int l' 1111 cl S3•H1'1 iii:! !Hlli "'"' & Wl.n•l'-I i 9 CIVIC t~a"""· am 1111. 19'J :1192 ·'1'' ,\ \ l·ond s:i7\J5. da~:. Rolls Roye• 97S6 li,\J11 ·i;·, "'" lr Ill' I! 9 3900, 197 151)6 t'Vl"-•••• • •••• •• • • • • •••••••• 'ah " Jllh S!•:J(I ~IM/I r I ill> "' ..... )\•I\ I.I •• ~ 1'1) All :\lodeb l'ompet1tJ1•t rates !)•, lt';fst· l'aclvr l'alllii:i :.r.u:t 'ii .\n·ord. :'i ,.,Iver. low m1 9715 S<l·l!){l 5·18 27110 r A ER IN US A 1 oll !tlill1il l11 !:>ptl u t . 111 DE l ... xlnt mnd. '72 VW Connriible SEE US FIRST! \\, li:n·•• ,, i1oq1• ..t•·dl·ll• t " r 1 • Capri •.••••.••.•.•.........• 'i-1 t'aµri :rulom<Jtll'. \M ~':\! ,.,1er .. o, ~harp, IOU!>I -.1•1l l\o\\ ~.OiJO ().']j.(iO:IY Datsun 9720 . •••.••.......•.•.•...• '79 DATSUN 8210 HATCHBACK I cyclinder . automall(' tram.mission. air condi· l1oning. AM F~ radi(l stereo. steel radial tm~. whitewall lin·s. doth in lt•rior. Cabr1olal pkg, cherry red S5216 SANTA ANA DATSUN _ 2001 E . 17th St Santa Ana 558-7811 Joquar 9710 ··•··•·····•·•····•·••• '79 JAGUAR I 1lr !>ed a11 . f11rn1<:rl\ ow11l'd h ,. I' •H T hNn:i ~ • !r till' LA · Ram., a!>k 111>,: SH .YOO. 1-'m;in( ing ;)\'all Fur Info. mil ·\rl Ha~ lcS'I, South l'oa:.l U .. mk :'>-10 5300 Karmann Ghia 9734 .............•.....••.. '711 GHIA 1.t Ulu1· nt'W dull'h, hatt. am Im l'a."-" like new 641.i !f464 . •.•...••.....•........ 1978 MAID.A GLC 5 ::.iwed SllOrt l.on~I~ red 011g1 n..i l 1 111 1:.h \t!AAWRF'l $3995 JIMMARIHO VOLKSWAGEN 18711 Beac h Blvd HUNTINGTON HEM1l 842-JOOO Mere •• , ..... 9740 • •••••••••••••••••••••• '60 220S Good Cond. Must Sell S2SOOtOBO 499-5.213 or 494·8248. 1977 280SE. SS.000 mi, SWl· roof. E uropa AM /FM radio. 118.000. call 714· 540-2833 or 955·0650. ROY mR CARVER ROLLS·ROYC£ iS40J•mboru ~wpot'\ Ben I\ \'----' ... "'4 ClOSED SUNDAYS Soob ,760 ......•.•.............. 1980 SAAi TURI Os HERE NOW! EXCELLEMT SELECTION! """' BEACH IMPORTS ~ Do\'e St reel 7'/EWPORT lll<A<11 752-0900 .\/l:'W paint, lh'" (\JI' tl<t\I• paµcr:> 1111 11 .. w l'IH~. t~·aul 1 ond SI ,IHI IS!\.-, 1·~1<. 1 .ill utter ! 'tuprn Ji) ll11L " ,,1111·•1111 • r\ I gl~>t 1111) 01' l.11".'>I 11l(e1' ;,11, Iii Iii 'ti/1 \'W Jiu~ 1 i1111il 11111111111• I 1ond SlH•~t <>IJO 1 I 'i i \'W SUJ'U fk ..ilr Hhlt cn i.: ne " 11r1 ' IC. 1·' I 1nii1· r \I u '1 , I.' 11 't!l(~t I 'h i\H, 'l!JUtl .. J '· •· \\ ·' I 'h"' l'c•h•t:,' COMMB..L . CHEVROLET 2R28 Harbor Bl\ld Cl~TA M ESA S46-l200 i'1\l1\ \ ·1111 II 11d1l1:.ttk tllC 1 .Ill I lolld llrll j.!l,itlll t .,d, I l It I I ,,,j h •• ,'\I \t.,. I 1!\1,i( I Ir!' llO''' lir..iY•'• lurw •I• hualt • 111r1• • 111111 .. 111' 1 ar. ,, 1 1,. u" '""' )l,.,,, ~-tt't :1 1 ~"'"' '61) \ w llUI( "'""' • .._., h ,_ \I It It I I ...... , •• 1·1111tJ. llth j1Jllll ~JU'I '..II 'Ill •II "tl1 .1 lo W ~) 5)1211:! I S!l.li ,,, "''" ,, I -71 \'\.\' 11 11 ... , • .i, 1 1.(\'.lf,ll ',,\11t11 Toyota 9765 d11H.>r ,, tl•i•1r .. , u1, ,111 \lH• 1" •I \I 11• :Xlr~L ••••••••••• •• • • •••••••• St950 ~·I tst1U \ <:? l'I .:. I .I lh.I !Ill l'on•lla :-.R > 3 Spd VolYO 9772 Ford 9940 Bletc·k. Pa('kugt• \01:tdt'1l •••••• •• •• • • • • •• • •. •••• •• • • •••• , •• ._ •••••••••• • \lu~I SC't' l'all '15: l l:~ '7 6 TOYOTA CORONA I •')'I . ~ s pd , A~l-fM ra1l10, slt!rt'O tape . whitewall tires, ~heel 1·overs. v1 n ~ I interior, Hod~ s 1fle m ohl1ng~ Bright red . "Te st dn\'e th1sone" 1884RKS1 VOLVO SALES. SERVICE" AMO LEASING O\'F:HSF:AS Of.LIVERY EXPERTS El.RU IME VOLVO 1966 Harbor Bl \'tl COSTA MES/\ .~ I· II I I ' \\ \-t t ' 1• , •• .1:1 1~.H1 .111 I \\ 111rl ''"''' ·11 F •l•·u11 1 •• w •n 1Ul1 .... \1 !I It• J,, <tilrl1 1ti;1h• 111 It I "\.I.I 111...t:' ill VJl':"i'I\ Loudod ' Jtn t m 'I! rk lctf'h , $l()CWJ () Bii I:, :.t S-l:l,!ffll $31&0 646·fl0l ~40:_!4&7 i ll ~ 1"11 ln1n ~' ·11 WQn I l1:an H.11110, t:il ~I J.ked SANTA ANA o.A ... GE COUHTY f1'r l~MH H..i 1n~. lnii.w. 'Ti 280Z 2+2. 4 .;pd.'elet'. '73 4SOSEL. dean. new snrf, AM /FM c·ass .. AIC. tires, all papers •n order VOLVO ('allRa:!o<,1~ _ DATSUN EXCLl:SIVEL Y \'OL\'(J Lincoln 99AS 200J E . 17th Street. Larges t Volvo Dealer ••••••••••••• •••••••• .. S3K mi. S8SOO. 661·7074 t85()0 SS7 0817 Santa Ana S58-781l in Orange C:ounl~' 'il t,;(J:-JT l:-J 1-;:-.iT A.J.-. ".tT). 1971 Oats• 240% Brand new eng 1ne $SCD) 768·5837 '79 Dabun 280ZX , GLpkg t!J,000 m1. xlnl rnnd Bra & xtras Musl :.ell. $9500. f'all 6 <l l -49fl2 C~l·~ & wkends. ask l11r Steve Ljmbelh ·~a 280Z. auto. ,., ervlh1ng on it'. Wire whll>. must sell. P. P $1750 C'all 9--5 6l5·223J, '61 JOOd Limo auto xlnt ------BUY or LEAS!-. ~•J1ul t·ontJ 0 I-I' ~.R ~~j ::'tu~t P:a/· a~~~ ' J J T 0 Y Q T A ~'r.l!~D:,EC'T~i~ ~:;:::;'!;,•ii I 592iH-50 s r. xlnl cond. must s~JI WAGON •••••••••• •••••• ••••••• bolh l'dr s make ofh•r ee Ol(\W;1-:1 ·t•l '=-:T\"S !>i5·1W42or6-l-1·2614 4 1•\•l., ':'(Id . A~l FM --------FINEST ~505-. . --1-. radio.stereo. s teel radJJ I 2025 S. Manchester Ll:>-c 111.~ ~I FHi 'l l<' 76 4 LC .. ~.<JOO m1 cs. lire~ \'ut' 1 interior A he' 750 2011 · new wire wheels & l1ri'S. bui:k~l ::.eal~. bod\'sul~ na Im -1)1' •• \I Fll~llll' mint cond Lile blue 11111ldings. blue ,:~1t•e S21 .800 P vt part y 1 ,m1I\' \ eh1 1 l e" Autos.Used &1fi .. 181.i 1<.l{)J.-;~c > I f"'('(li '\\II.HI l tfr fl9 21:\0SE l own. new motor 75 :\ I Coml 9111•1 days 87!> :!!JOU, ·l9i 1566 'l\8 2505 Showroom l'ondt $2999 SANTA ANA DATSUN lion S4~ firm 2001 E 17th Street 6448304 Santa Ana 558-7811 ....•.................. General 9901 ··················~···· 10. lH .1LHt1• •1111'1 Ill ..,I, I·"\ l..ltll' ~ Ofl';,I (•\It MOTHIHG ova Ill\ I'd·; $4995 830-7000 . 42' GRAND BAHAMA TRAWLER . i9. TD. loaded. incl radar RJI). OLEY ACHTS 675-9137 The pri1·e o f iu:ms advertised by vehicle dealers an the vehicle dassif1ed advertisini:: columns does not include any a pplicable taxe::.. I cense. tran!>fer fees. finance charges. fees for air pollution control de· vice cer.tlf1cations 11r de· aler documentary pre· paration charges unless otherwise s pecified by the advertiser 15 DODGE *TON 9105 1977 DATSUN 200 -d~ ~.:i~~~~::;~.:;:::,~·~J:~ 14U llAIC (lf ST .. .,I! &hrb \c .. •11sU.11l~ ------------- MBZ '78 2-IOD. ~ spd. Tri-.h 9767 1\M FM. white w blue ••••••••••••••••••••••• eo.ts. Sall 9060 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '49. Luders 16. 25ft. vam hull. s lip i n :-.18 . beautiful . S-1 0 00 894-9010. 32· Columbia Sabre Sloop. loaded. slip 1n Newport. Must sell. Best offer After Spm 540-9151. PETERSON 44· Sloop. P\1 aft stat e rm. $110.000 RIDDLE YACH TS 1114> 675-9137 HANS CHRISTIAN "3' K...tch, '79. fast cruiser. j brist ol R I DULE YACHTS (7111675 9137 AfttiqMel/ Clauics 9520 .....•.••..••.......... 1957 FORD THUHDERllRD T he m ost desired classic in So Calif Full ~ re:.lored , wh1'e w blue int & lull power WOSUKZJ SAVE!!! THEODORE ROBINS FORD IOMl f.lARROR 61110 CO'>TA Ml~A b41 OOIO 15 PASS YAN Long wheel hase. \'I.I. automatic transm1ss100 air t•ond 111onini:. A~f r adio, bris:ht yellow paint and 66.0iO miles new "Vef\". ver\ nwe. testdnve 1l" 1s36JMZ1 $3611 SANTA ANA DATSUN 2001 f. 11th St Santa Ana 558-781 1 '46 Ford Woodie. restored ---- $13,000. ALSO '29 Model '17 Dod ge 8 200 Con ··;~~::~::~~·;~~;;;;· sx CL EA HANCE ALL '7'1s MUST tiO' "We're Dealin' .. intr sunroof. xlnt ('Ofld. 1971 TRIUMPH 8.'$t orr 675-3257 Dynamite spllfrre HiOll roatlster It s \'Cf\ dean mside & out 1828l' :"\X 1 COSTA MESA s.o •>o1 I \\"I " I ,11111 () IH) 11111 ,,., .• 1910 SPIDERS HEIEMOW!!! BEACH IMPORTS 848 Dove Street ~EWPORT BEA<-'H 752-0900 IMW 9712 ••••••••••••••••••••••• For 1 he best fl ea I 1n Orange County. CorTE Set' Us Today! ' Slut: wnh facton· white :.lnpe pkg ~ew ··Test (.Inv .. anJ 1·heck s.ivu~. \ers us n e ..., one 11>J95QR I S4275 SANTA ANA DATSUN 2001 E 17th Street Santa An a 558-7811 Mere••• IHI LeaM \II Models Competitive rates. 9'1 lease fa1tor Cal 1675-5603 9742 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $3995 JIM MARINO VOLKSWAGEN l8ill Beat:h Blvct HCNTINGT(JN BE:\GI Cadilae '91 S ··••••••••············· '69SEDAN DI-.\ llJ.1-. Extr3 d t'an. ''1•n lo!U!lfJ I u n n l n R l 0 II 1J I I I () n . un~inal owner 53&1389 M'\ 7bl2 Cadillac C11uµ~ r)(•\'1 lll'. ill I 111'11 \\11 ,1 ..111~. 1·,1 l I , .. 4 \ l .1 11 rl 1• n i: $2111•(1 • 1J111 I .tll a1'\t'r •1•m ~~"' H>i'• ''• \lu 1 '"'-..!'<:•\>I. hard '" , rnu,1 ,, .--.:4 -,11 Dyn amite little SJ>Orl). --------'H . must sell. I i•wner. , ; \Ju'' 1 .. m 1 l1H•~ bi roadster Super slit·k. '77 TR7. "real cond, :MM. xlnt runninR to11d !.k 11 l971MG 842-2000 ,.. I Ull 1;11 .11 ITllhl t• Original mustard finish sunroof. radials. extras. ing $2800 or mu kl• ort{'r l:".iro 1.i~ l'<'llo $3795 _S44_oo_.i~_s_3_02_ __ ~-1.62111.)__ . JIM M .... IMO C 9917 Oldsmobile 99SS 18 ATSUN 511 "' ·75 Spitfire. great cond, 3.5 .,.ro ••• •••., ....... •••••• .. D VOLICSWAGB4 m p g . $2 GOO OBO ••••••••••••••••••••••• HATCHBACK 11m1 Uea<'hBlvd. 644·6!106.838-1873 • 1910CAMAR0 ·':.~) ,~··~.:", 1 :;~:'!'[111~~;.',1'. REDUCED 23' CORONADO sloop. (i_xed k~el ... ma~l. m)\ A Town Sedan. 4 dr, ver sion Lo m1. AIC. r restored. Ideal for st~: P~J.P..B .•. etc... $550ll• ,Pen\..'11G;llO:•~llY" . ,..~:' , ·~ ~··-·· . $_ ' .. ..., .. -' ---'" HUNTINGTONBEAOI ----SPORTCOUP~ :--1 .. ~11 11, ~.ill!I Call .i cyl. auto tranm AM· 142-2000 Volksw_,... 977o ~u~:.. ~~_..l'>a1r .<.'Ql\d.. ~ .. l tW a'J.I' at.''-' "' f'l\I ~l_er~, .P.e\11'--~adi ....... ''\"' -T , .... ,.~.: .~~1V.;'~·.(l:~~~~M.~~'i'~ ,,.,..,,,, <tu w,fff~¥\' •1-77JlP-~ , ..... .. tbo~LJ~M~rnJr.~ --,0045 ioftgr De mons trator. Smart Pinto 9957 gage r ack body side '76 MG M1~get ~ew DllSILIAlllTS looking aulomobile! ••••••••••••••••••••••• :1<M"i'b1f. "VltF.' O'S', many extras. s harp. $5200. Nwpt Ya cht E xch 675-1800. 'BO BEGATZI Replicar Alltos WCMted 9590 Red Roallstar. under ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl0,000S38·1144 WE PAY T OP DOUAR 37' C ruisin g Yawl. Jag '66. 3.8S sedan. xlnt w Nwpt slip. S29.SOO. cond. $3600. Orig. owner. 646·0168. 646· i829 714·673·2176 Erickson 32' '75. 6 s.11ls. whl, knot. VHF. many xtras. Custom int • ext, better than new Offer. 918-'790S, 1168-0872. IMh.Sllpl/. Dock• 9070 '28 Ford Model A coupe w rumble seat. S6400 ~1665 .. Austin He11ly 3000 Martt II. '62 'RH drive. rest in Enaland. Just reg. here $4500 7141493-7971 •0 •••••••••••• •••••••• '33 Austin 10·4 dlJC .saloon. SLIPS NEEDED Restored in England. RH 25'6 UP rf · 675.1100 drive. sunroof. pe in appearance & running IHh. s....... t090 order. rmo. 714 /493-7971 ••••••................. ~ Dry 1tora1e ava\l.1ble. VIMcln 9510 N .. por\ Dunes. l131 •u•••••••••••••••••••• , t~08•Y Dr. l"IB . VW dune buny. reblt •ng, Int . needs work. for top used cars-foreign, domestics or classics. If your car is extra clean. see flftS!! I' .. • ll t "' °"-" c....., 2925 HarbOr Blvd. COSTA M ESA 979-2500 WEIUY CLIAMCARS AMDTIUCKS CO,..,NHL O~fVRO l ff • • I ~ I ' ~ ' C f 1ra. S./ SlJ00/0 80. 645-522'. ._ t120 •W.....D1ht1 nso -------1 '>4b I JOO ....................... ··•··············•····· C....-&Mll t'xl'e Alum it Toy°'a 4X4 P.U. Sport tlta 9'°rt·bri .w...-lllta Ir m any xtras. 8:500 plek•· au eoad rea1 f\rm. Call 551·0896 ......... n-111 .... ..... ~ ............................ .. HIGHIUYH Top dollars for 9por\s Cars. Bia11. Cam peri1, tl4'1, Audi's SADDLHACIC VALLEY IMPORTS 28402 Ma r guerite Pkwy. Mission Viejo Ut-2040 495.4949 Closed Sundays CREVIER m oldings. p ins tripes. clutch, repair ret'e1pts. ... .... 00 ... sH••si•.•. ISer.0120) '7:1 Pcnto Stat ion W~11 I eed •-nni t "'" "' -O ... LY $6f91 w ra~·k nnumal 11~wr si l ve r , l o w m i es . n s ne w top• .-n . All models a t dlscounl " 1941LYI ) Sl!I00/0 80.759 0060. prices ... seeUS! HOWARDCIMYrolft llu11:;wcll St .ooo lt~st ul n.-a 9746 --Dove&Quail SlS l••r Calt•t)I ii\41! , $4170 SANTA ANA DATSUN -,-. NEWPORT Bfo~Alll pt th 9960 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 133-0555 ymou ' •··•····•·••··········• 11 OPEL CT CPE 19 PLYMOUTH ~ 1 sr 6 llOADWAY ~ 2001 E. 17th Street .., SANTA Al4A I SantaAna SS&-7811 ROADSTER 4 cyl .. upd.. air t'Ondi· ttorung. stereo tape AM· n t radio. vinyl lntenor Orange c r eamputr 1919 Lakewood Blvd. LONG BEACH 121JI 5'7·3661 OPEN SUNDAYS 19 CAMARO Z2I front a nd rear s1iuilc~. V · 8 • a u t o m a I 1 1· transml!s1on. air rondi 1iomn.:. J>OWer s leerin.11. painted cyclonl•. AM F-:.1 radio 'terco. painted cyclone mags. lcll wheel, cruise control. rab ed whit e wall tires. hoodscoop. white with orani:e stripe pkg. SUP'!r sharp and low mill's t246WRHJ ARROW I ,., l111 der 2tilllli '. hJlehha 1·k F1rearro w pk11.. ·, ~vn•tl. A :'II n 1 1ad10, m uj.!!<, rj11oed while lelll.'r ttrcto . uuages. alarm :,\Stem. ~11vcr Lot). ul <:1)1•1i~ 1l8iWl'D1 '"' Ull~UTI ~~!~3..!~~I ' 11 D. A T s u N •USEDIMW1• '72 2002 tii w I s ir (2081 1 '733.0csOpd. 10559) '74 2002 tii s /r 10332> '75 2002a 10035) '77630csi 4 s pd s ir (CJ31i6) '762002 s ir 4sp.(1578l '78320ia air, (51691 '79320i 4 sp\!. sunrf <flll7l 'lR320ia, elr 160951 '7\l 528a 4 spd ll!K4 l '795281a 1/r (2615> Clolff S.11d.,. OIANGI COUMTY'S OLDIST & : WAION 4 cyl.. 4 spd.. vinyl in· tenor luggage rack, rac tor y woodg rain pkg . custo m inter ior l'kg Bright yellow and low. low miles . (336WOOI $3341 SANTA ANA DATSUN 2001 E . 17th Sll'ftt Santi An1 55&-7'111 '74 Dats un pickup,11hell ma1·s. carpet. s\erec>. mny .tttra 's 963·1872 Frank Won'l last, too ru ce Sexy '73 VW Bug -reblt Sharp. (399999) eng In xlnl cond. S!.1.95 SANTA ANA orbstofr.497·3034. DATSUN 2001E.17th Street 1961 Baja Bu::. needs SantaAna ~7811 workonint .SISOOorbest ,...... '7• ., orrer. 75H221 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S l PER BEETL~ '73. ORANGECOUNTV'S AM IFM, sunroof, new l'EUGE<YI' DIESEL tires. 77,000 mi. nds paint HF.AOQUARTERS 4 clutch rpr. Body in gd cond. $2200•bsl ofr. Call an 4 p m M thru Fri or wknds anytime. 839<8)1 1910 5011 CGn&D .. Htl HlllMOW!l! _...._ llACHIMPODS 841 Dove Street NEWPORT BEACI 112.otoo 80 Rabbi\ Convt wlalr, '9191. sll/red. SK rnl, 640-!&S or 644·872S. '70 VW SQUAREBACK: . New Paint: Reb Eng .. SU00/080631·0560. Save SANTA ANA DATSUN 2001 E. 17th St. S11nla Ana ~58-71!1 I 1974 C3maro L.T . aulo. mags. rm radio. air ronil 124~/ 080 730 ·~ $4499 SANTA ANA DATSUN Wiii E. 17th ·1 !)Ulll a Ana fl!'!M,i>U I Pontiac 9'65 ····················~·· '77 Trans Am ·· ~·nll«tl ${J.~ . '72 Ponuue Statton \v"'t~· ~i all µwr , runi. 111w ~ .... m 1h·a~(' 513110 01\ l~t 92)(1 .... ....... " ....... _ .... 'Tl Chev 8cotl1dale, ....... _.. ca1Ml/brown, auto: air. t•1.0.. tlll. lbaer • bo•. l'1Mmi. AakCorU/C MOR JtMMAllMO VOUSWA ... 11711 Beach Blvd. HUNTINGTON BEAOf 142-ZOOO S.les.Servlce-Leulna lovc.-. .... lftc. IWlla Royce BMW SEU. Idle items with a Daily Pilot Clualfl.d Ad. '70 Pe\tleol 504 DL. like "72 BUG t own, am/fm new. lo ml, ~ or bit atereo 8trk, s m og cert. ofr. 545·5271 , ask ror runa 6 look1 llke new sell 842·1M82 lluve somcthina to uO~ Clas~1fit'd 1.1ctOtft l I 11*) '.Wlio says you c8n't have a · beautiful showroom and RALPH'S has completely remodeled its warehouse showroom (pictUred are actual settings in our newly remodeled store). Free delivery. good seiyice \ and low prices have been RALPH'S trademark since 1955 12 Specialty furniture · centers under one roof • Traditional Gallety -- • Coritemporaiy Center • Desk Center -· • Leather Gallery • Family Room Center · And the new addition Beds 'n Brass specializing in brass beds and name brand bedding. • . ' I -1- MIRRORED PEDESTALS s191s I .. .. \ Orange Coast LIJl l lO N ~our Hom•~•••"'" Dail~· ~t·"·spapt•r· VOL. 73, NO. 295, 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGE S ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21 , 1980 C TWENTY-FIVE CENTS WETLANDS ~NAG CdM FREEWAY PLANS By GLENN ~01"1' °' .... .,...., ....... ,,,.If Plana to extend th,· Corona dd Mar lo'reeway to M1u·Art h111 Boulevard have snagged on a minor yel troubhttr.Oml' problem rooted amona a patr h of 1·~•tuuls and willows near the proJ>(."'6~ route. The plants are part of a s mall wetlands environment that has establishe d Itself at lht' southeast corner of MacArthur and Jumhnri·t· l<oud •,1 11n Cw ll runs 1 tottll ~n"'<I Mtil'A1thu1 .1bo11t thn•t• yt:ari. llltO 'l lw r1p11riht1 or r 1 vt•rlw1I hah1lal wn!ln l !\u11pwwd lo l.k: t'r l'ated but J f JUlt) d1 urnu~·· Sy!llt'll\ l1Jh1w1•ll v. ;,1t•1 I 111111({ 111 gather in cUl untl"' 1·lopl•1I flt•ld S 1 n c e t h ,. n t h t· ' I ,, I 1· h ,, ' e t abhshed a polio ' ol p111lc·I'\ ing sut•h habitats Now. Callran:-pl.111ncr l> Mt' 1· o ns 1 derini.: w a'., t o b u tltJ around lht• wetlands so they can u \ o td cxtr1' environmental stud1t•::. tltut could d elay the l•rOlt'l't f rank W1 e dl e r . senior t1 Jn:.portat1 on t!Og 1neer for C'~1ltran.-;, s wd the freeway ex - lt•n:.ton currently is estimated to t•ost about $10 miUion and is ex· pt•t•ted to be completed in 1983 or 1mw Preliminary des!~ns extend thl' freewa v from where it ends .. De"y Piie\ $~ ,._ WORKMEN RIP UP ROOF AT COSTA MESA'S OLD CLARA McNALLY SCHOOL Tiie la Gone •nd the Bulldlnga Wiii Foltow •• Redevelopment Project Begin• ----- Hostage (";; Deal Otd Says Iran Old McNally School Days Are Numbered BEIRUT, Lebanon CAP) Iran today cold ·shouldered President Carter's offer to free Iranian assets and resume normal trade if the 52 American hostages are released . Prime Minister Mohammad Ali Rajai waa quoted u saying Iran would not negotiate on the hostages to get spare parts for its American military equipment. Old McNally School i s scheduled lo be razed next week as Pacific Federal Savings launches its first move in the construction of its SlO million Downtown Mesa Library Still Closed Tehran radio said ·'the gov emment of Iran will not give Carter the slightest signal and will not allow him to show this Costa Mesa 's downto wn signal off on American bran<"h of the Orange County television and bring them the Library, closed since Oct. 4 and news ol ao imminent solution to scheduled for reopening every the bo.tages issue." T uesday since then . d1dn 't open Tehran radio said "it is qwte againtoday obvious to ua that alter all those Branch librarian Hetty Ewan evil plots to crush Iran. Carter says now that it will open "for could never tolerate a s trong sure .. next Tuesday at ID a.m. Iran under the banner of Islam. Library patrons hud braved His deceitful words can only obstacle courses caused by con· pleue pro·American groups m struction of the Costa Mesa City Iran." Community Center in the Lions The comment by the official Park ar ea since the beginning or radio apparently was an answer s ummer lo reach their favorite to Carter's conciliatory state· book harbor. ment Monday about releasing However. in early October . corporate headquarters in downtown Costa Mesa. Approximately 6,000 square feet of aged Spanish clay tile has been trimmed Crom school roofs and donated to Firs t United Methodist Churc h for church buildings next door to the old school, a Pacific spokeswoman said. The tile is valued at about $14 ,000. As the WilH am L. Olson cor· poration of Granada Hills gets set to rip into the old school buildings at 19th Street and Newp.ort Boulevard. Pacific Federal will begin moving from Hollywood to temporary offices in Costa Mesa. Corpor ate exeeutives and their staffs will be the first to locate in temporary omces at 150 Paula r i no Ave .. the s pokeswoman said They will be joined by ex- ecutives of Santa Fe Savings and Loan Association, the finan- rial firm scheduled for merger with Pacific when the move is approved by the Federal Home Loan Bank Board in Washington. O.C. Iranian usets in the United concrete and pipe-laying work States and dropping a trade em-resulted in ohstacles ms urmount· Pacific's new Costa Mesa at l{ed Hill Road to rnerge with so uthb o und l a n es or MacArthur. Drivers going north on MacArthur would turn off at Jamboree. Wiedler said. To make the traffic flow s moothly, a l oop ramp 1s planned a t the corner of MacArthur and Jamboree. Thal loop would have to be placed n ear the thr ee yee1 r -old wetlands. "We hope we can avoid 1t. though," s aid Wiedler. "There are things we ran do lo go around it. .. WiedJer said there is ··no IJ1g diffe rence " In bypassing t he wetlands. although the area pro vides a cons traint planners wouldn ·1 encounter otherwise There is a question whether the wetlands should qualify at all for state protection beeause it was the unlikely byproduct or road construction "It seems llk t.' the intent of th~ wellunds polH'Y ts H1 µrotu :t n a lural h<il11 tats , .. s aid Don Webh. assistant eit v P11g1net·r for Newport lieurh. J aC'k Spruill wildllfr-1,1olog1st for tht' st ~1tc Fish and < ia11 1c Department. ~u1d h t~ d~ent ~· C\'Cntually will cfc(•1dt· whcthe'r the area !>hould he vrote1·ted. The stult:' ·s Wetlanc.Jc; l'rolcction Pol11·v docs 11ffe 1 ~ornl· cx1·e11 (Sff :,; ,\(i, Pagf' t\Zl Police Seek Pair Elderly Mesa Woman Bilked Out of $35,000 Police are looking for a pair of s mooth talking women who bilked an 84·year-old Costa Mesa r etiree out of approxtmlltely $35,000 in cash. stock certifi cates and jeweley. The elderly woman was the victim of an old con game callt•d th e Jamaic an Switch . 1n vestigators said. The victim told Costa Mesa of- fi cers she was walking to the bus stop at South Coast Plaza after a day of shopping Friday wh en she met a black woman who ap. peared confused. The woman , described as about 32 years old with straight red hair. clutched a locked bag that she claimed she had found on the sidewalk outside the shop· ping complex. They were joined by .another red·haired black woman almost 42 yean of age, orficers said. and all three diacuued the bag. The woman who "found" the bac a"'aested that she talk to her bou, a so-called Mr. Green. who abe aaid waa a lawyer for one of the South Coul Plaza stores. As the victim and the. second woman talked, the first woman took the bag inside the plaza. re · turning in some 20 minutes with a message from "Mr. Green." Mr. Green had opened the bag. she told the other two women, discovered it contained $45,000 in cash and papers in· dicating it was to buy dope. He suggested that the three ladies keep the money, the victim told police. The plan w as that e a c h woman was to put up something o( value to show good faitl\ while Mr. Green kept the "los t " money for a month to make sure theownerdidn't claim it. The women then got in the finder's car ad drove to a Costa Mesa bank where the second black woman allegedly withdrew SS,000 in cash as her "good rruth" contribution. The victim was driven to her home where she produced 180 shares of Missouri Pacific Railroad stock. valued a t about S80 aCshare, and some $24.000 worth or jewelry . . One 3.5·carat diamond ring was valued at $15.000. officers said. The victim then was driven to a bank where sht.• "11 hdrl.'w $800 in cash. offl<'ers :-aid The lhree then rnoturl'd to :1 Cosla ~lesa o fl H·v hullding where tlie wom an who ri:Ptl rll'll l y found lh f' ba~ t o11k ltll' valuables fo1 11cpos1t with the al lt.>getl Mr C:n ·t·n on th• t!IJ.:hlh ll<1or l0hl1 uthl'I 1\\0 wo1111 r. w a1t••d 1'111111 ,,1111 1h.1I \\ lwn 1111• :1:.. } t:ar l'lll rl'lunwd tu I ht 1 .ir :-.11 Wld th1· \tc11n1 thal \Ii \•it'•• \\ J ll\to!I \0 M'l ht>I .. r, I h• t'lJ.!h1 ti floor 11f th"" b11ildtn~ (~·"\\JI ( II, l'J i,:.f• \~I AP W1rwp1>o10 ACCUSED MURDERESS CANDACE MONTGOMERY Ch•rged With Slaying Women With an Ax barao if lran frees the Am erican able for even the most avid headquarters is scheduled for hOltages. reader. li brary per sonnel de· ('Ompletion in early 1982 on the Se 11' de~ense Plea Earlier, Rajai wa~ qote quoted te rmined. Mc Nally sit e purchased for $3.5 Hospital Group • .: .., as saying Iran will not open m illion from Newport-Mesa ne10Uations on the hostages Now, says Ms. Ewan. there School District. ~ D ~ ~ · · ;fo'v-•.1'11,;1 "even to get spare military hasbeena delayinpouringron· . .• • .,; •• D~...ua • -. · ;~~-,~· -K, '.~ ... -~~· ~.1·)~; .... ~·(£'~<.c"''-~~>~,. arts .. ~..... . ~.t~~-~l1'.w~v .... ~~'~;-....,.,12-v"J~o((k;• .. -~~-.·~ + ·!~ ... ,...,-, . .... .• --~ ·~ w1PI' ay•ng ,,.,.!.t'f'I; ,~~·\·t~fti:Jd,\11~~~f ·" '' ..A..~~~lletr"d'b<nfow n S uper <trew corrlpl&inta from area resi· A oUaaY DOulique and bake e SJ• ft SI e Bloc k area surrounding the dents when the Planning Com-sale has been scheduled Nov. 14 library at 18.55 Park Ave. mission and City Council re-by Costa Mesa M e mori a l Coast Weather Increasingly dense coastal fog tonight and Wed11eaday morning. Otherwise fair through Wednesday. Lows tonight $5 at the beaches, 80 ln· land. Highs Wednesday 68 and eo. IN81DE'ntDA~ flwW backa to Che toall. the fCOUOI Cl~, ~ intxJde PlatloM,.,,_'4a for the 1fzth 90"'• o/ llW World' S~rin SH ltorWt, PGl/e BJ. •••• ............ .. AML.-n '' ..,.. ., .. ......... .. ................. =r:-.::r ct: ...... •M ............. F. ~ --M Mrs. Ewan r e minds Costa viewed plans that included a Hospital Auxiliary. Mes ans that they can get books helipad on the headquarters site. Proceeds from the sale, lo be from the Mesa Verde branch The council reversed the com· held between 10 a .m . and 4 p .m . Ii bra ry at -Elaker Street and in the hospital 'a conference Mesa Verde Drive East in the ~~:~C: ~~~~elr~o~:/t~~i rood~· alwillhobel nefbi~ tfhe dgroAudpd'.s interim. me 1c sc ars 1p un . ,. and landing tests must prove t' l inf t' · ·1 bl And' She adds' don •t worry aona orma ton 1s avru a e that noise and wind blasts do not b 11 ' h h · aboutt.hoseoverduebooks.folks .. effectreaidentialneigbbon. sk.~:...1ng t e osp1tal at Furor fh:,er Na111n • Ballot Lawsuit Ahead? Orange County Regls\rar of Voters Al Olson said printed sheets will be posted in all vot- ing boot.ha Nov. 4 in an attempt to erue any contusion that may occur over abbreviated pollUcal party designations contained on baUot. . Olson conceded that .ome ot the abbrfvlatlont, particularly Ub. for Ubertariao Party, could create ~ quettlooa In voten' mlnda. -Oae Ubertarlao Party can· dldate 's representatives have thre•tened to go to court to force reprintlna of the ballots. Olson said hla office intenda to have alp printed that will be placed in all votlng bootha. The sl1n1 wm llat the abbrevlationa and what they stand for. "It will be called a key to ab- brevlaUonl, or t0methlng Wte that," OllOft 1aJd . He aaicl bil plan hu been en· dorted b7 repre.entatlvea of Secretary of lt8te March Foni (EU. Olson said the space problem on the ballots aroee because of the lenath of the name of Peace and Freedom Party vlce pres· identlal nominee Elizabeth Cervantes Barron. He aald the full name ol the party couldn't fit alon11lde the candldate'1 name. So the party's name was abbrevlat.d to Par F. Other lDltanen of loni namee uain1 up WlJot apace al9o OC· curred, and tbut, all parties' name• wt... abbreviated. be Hld. McKJNNEY, Texas (Al'l Thirt y ·year·old Cand a re Montgomery. c harged with murder in the bloody slaying or a Wylie housewife. was acting in seH·defense when she hit the wife of her former lover 15 t.imes ·with a three-fool poleax. a de· fense attorney says . ··w e have quite a story to tell." Don Crowder told prospec· live jurors Monday. Some or the 162 people wept as he told them they would have ·'to' see it the way Candy Montgomery saw it." Betty Gore's body w11s fowid in the blood ·spatle re d utility room or her home the afternoon of June 13. Police said the killer washed off blood in a nearby shower after the slaying. Mrs. Montgomery, described by frierids as a devoted mother, surrendered to McKinney police two weeks after the slayitlg . .District Attorney Tom O'Con· nell declined comment on the surPl'ise defense argument. "1 don't think be waa an· Ucipating it," Crowder said. "I contldered not taylng a word about it, but the worst thin« we couJ4•ve done ls let them (the Juron) think we were hiding something from them ." lie said Mrs. Montgomery, who sang in a church choir with the victim, will testify in her be half. Crowder also told the jurors that Mrs. Montgomery had an affair with the victim's husband. ''She has sinned.·· he s aid, ''but she is not on trial here for that.·· "On Friday. June 13. 'andace M ont~omery killed Belly c;orc." Crowder told the stunned panel. "She did so wit h on ax. She did so in self-defense. "The homicide was Justified." C rowder s aid it h ad been "hell" Jlvin~ for several months w ith the knowledge tha t he would use the St!H·defensc argu- m ent. State District Judge Tom Ryan s lapped a gat( order on at· torneys for both sides after Mrs: Montgomery was charged. Nine women and three men we~c selected to hear the case. which opened today. rowder told the juron that "some of the things you will hear in lhls case are biiatre and I don't have all the anawe...; to them . . . but wouldn 'l you be surprtsed lf l did?" r )) DAILY PILOL ----· ,.,.,.. ___ , Loi,""""'''°"' ''*r'•...,.... °"" -· 1194 ...... ...,....,._.,. 200 Airline Pilot• Picket White Ho11s~ WA.'\lll Nc:ToN 1Al'I bout ..'0011r1tn .. 1Hh.C• 1l1•111111111l1t1I ed OU&Alltk tht• White tloU'C' t(ldl,) to l)r\)Cl'•I ~h•I lh1•\ 11•1111•'•" dt!rlC'lfftC'IC'S 1n the> nation's 1u r s afl't a 111 .. m At tht• ht'11rt 111 !ht• pn>h •111 1a th# _,., "' 11111 .. 111 " 1 u1 .. 111 <'l'rtifkahoo o( tbir n"" Md)(inn .. 11 l~\11.rl•• I~ 11 '•lt>e0r *' jtlllner Wtth t•-o ptlOC$ 1n!\tU 1t \)( thr«"C" rh ·'-' '""' ............. All Lmt> l"Uolll A84MX'lation . 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Page A4 1 Raising thl' host age ISSUt' ror \ht' :-.\'1'111111 l lllll' Ill : l "''Ill '< t.he RePUbtk an orPs 1denli al 1· and1dalt> tohl r1'll<lrt ,., ' "" 111.111 ideas for gaming releast' of lht' ~2 hostatott•s. bul 1111.·:-11·1 1h i.t•11i;:- them publicly "Mavbe that 's been ont' of tht• r>roblt•m11." ltt•1u11111 "11'1 before he left Louisville . Ky . for a <'ampa1i.in 1t1•ix·111 111111· 111 1111:-, Southern Illinois r o mmumt) "He 's tl'a rt1•1 I cl11111• 1111 h1i- negotiating in the press . and that's not quiet d1 plo111t11·.\• Reagan Better at Speech? . MIAMI <AP) President Carte r said tod11y th11t 1<111111111 Reagan probably is a better speechmaker than he 1s, but s uul a president "can't rely on three·by-five <·ards a nd you 1·an't n .·ud a Tele Prompter." "In a time or crisis, when every word and e very thou~ht · count, it's a different proposition.'' Carter dec lared in a qucs lion-and-answer session with the public. (He lated story . A4 ). Embarking on a two-day campaign swing through the South. Carter mentioned s tatements Reagan has made in recent weeks that the president said proved embarrassing to his GOP rival. SJfJ,fHHJ Sectle•1e11t Air Cal Pays Fine For Not Screening Claiming it would have cost rllore lo fight the charges in court, officials from Newport Beac h-based Afr California have paid a $10,000 fine for allegedly failing to screen 2,500 charter passengers. .Federal Aviation Administra- Mon officials, who began their pi:obe of Air California's passenger s creening policy in lei ay ol 1979, said the violations occurred during a rive-month period in 1979. FAA ofricials s aid their in- vestigation revealed that 2,500 passengers on 23 charter flights originating in California and North Dakota airports weren't checked out by X-ray equip· m ent. cently was modified. An example or the technicali· ty. he said. is if a corporation charters a plane. it is cons idered a private charter. but if an employee pays toward the cost of the flight it becomes a public charter. He s aid the passengers who bypassed airport screenings were believed by Air California to be private c harter pasaen.ren. Mutual Use Of Facilities N-M Topic Barbara Abels , a FAA spokeswoman, said the alleged vJolalions came to light because some passengers c omplained R e presentatives of Costa Uiey'd oeen directed with their Mesa. Newport Beach and the baaeage to their flights without Newport-Mesa Unified School Ratting through metal detec-District are scheduled lo ~eel tors. Wednesday regarding sc hool The sc reening process at transportation safety and joint airports is used to detect metal use or recreational facilities. pbjects secreted in luggage or The 7:30 a.m . session is to be being carried by an individual. held in the school district's an- T om Kam i nski, an Ai r nex conference roomat160116lh California spokesman, said the St .. Newport Reach. firm views the $10,000 as a set-The long-islanding Joint com· tlement rather than a fine. m ittee meets 0<·cas1onally to dis· "lt doesn't represent an ad c u ss the lie st u s e of lax mission by Air California that s upported fa c ilities and 1s the allegations are true ," said r e pres ente d b y t wo c ouncil Kaminski. He said the co m memben of each city and two pany's opiniof\ ~ that its secun sc hool trustet;11. ty 1 ·ocedu~d for charter fights r n r e c t n t y e a r s • a we r. c<>:JS~tenl with accepted s poke11wo m1en s aid , Orange staod"1'ds at the time. Coast Collel(t <&nd Coastline He pointed out that federal Collt ge re pruentatives also rules allow for "private " have au.ended charter passengers to go direct -Expected to I.it: dis cussed are ly to their flight without passing agret~t.s undt r which Cost a through the detect.ors . Mtu and Newport Beach have Thoee same federal ruJes, he helped malntain 11chool property said, prohibit "public " charter and fac-tUlJes in exchange for ci- ~Escaped Spy Still In Area? 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"I rnt.•an this 1s an area of what. some c1~ht million people '! It's not too hard to get lost here.·' Authorities discount s pecula· tio n the CIA helped Boyce esca pe. saying instead 1t m ay have been tbe Soviet K(iR. or a link with or ganized r rime . Fro• PflflP .ll REJECT ... · 'fhe lr;an1 an news agency Pa rs said Rajai met with lran's spiritual le ade r , Ayatollah Ruhollah Khome ini. t o brief him on his trip to New York, where Rajai presented Iran's c ase aga ins t Iraq before the U.N. Security Council. Iran and Iraq are engaged in a five- week-old border war. ·'There was no question of discussion with the United States," Pars quoted Rajai as saying after his meeting with Khomeini. Tehran radio quoted him as saying, "ne1otiation1 will not be coosidered even though they (the United States) might for example offer lo provide us with spare p arts.·· On Monday. P resident Carter s aid he would resume trade with Iran if the hostages were freed. Thal could mean more parts for the U.S.-equipped Ira- nian military. Iraq's foreign minister, Saa- doun Hammadi, today warned that U.S. arms shipments to Iran would be inte rpreted 1n Baghdad as direct U.S. involvf' m ent in the war . ·'The hostage issue should not serve as an opportunity for th1• Unit ed States to be{·omt· "' volved in the war throu.ih s111, ply ing lr:-'l with ar m~." llw Kuwaiti news pape r ul ~uh11~ quoted him as sayinl(. Me anwhile, Iran 's l'u rlrn ment met in open scs11111n tod11y and later held a dosed door meeting. The re was no 1nd1c11 lion the hosta~es were dis cussed. Tehran radio s aid. The hostages spent their 353rd duy in captivity today . The broadcast, m onitored an London, s aid the 223-member Parliament discw;sed the Iran Iraq war. The Parlia ment wa., scheduled to r econvene Wed nesday. paaaengers from bypassing the ty use for r ecreational pro· . ~~ :,L• ~~·~~-'~ • J'.•'•'....,.,Rl&, > "'" '.·-':' ~ '.'• T ..... • 'f;. ,,, e said 1the'diirere~ce ;;·in' Alao't.o ~ dJscuased ~re stu· SWITCH ... terpretation between the two dent sal!ly u children m both terms ls highly technlca~and re · 1:ommuruUes travel t.o and from OAANOf COAIT DAILY PILOT Hit or-. (N tl D•llY ''*°'· llllrlll't ~j(:P' ,, C6mfll;1M'Ct 11W N••\ PfH.\, I\ pwtl\MO by ,,_ 0••"9t C.•I ""°''"""' '-• S..•.,• .. lh-"' 41ft ~lw.cf .,_,.,. tht°""" Fr•1 .. , Ce•I• ......... _. .. .Cll. .. __ 8••<'-l~ovnr"" -V•lle,, H vtftt , L•tlllftt ... t .. JS.W." Got\' A \itt'"4W , .. ~l Mt•to0n ~\ Dvftll\Md s.t"'ditY\ ~ SW'IG•n TM ptltKlfMtl _.,,11"'1"1 SMMI '' •I )JO '"" l•Y lffwl, P 0 ... IS.O. CAY Ml'u1 C.•hfOfftl• •>U• .. _.,,._ p,." .. "' •l'td ....... ,,.... ~ ........ Editor ~N.l-. "''"""'" ............. f dlt« Coec• ...... °"'°" 1111o111,.. l:~:· :·~~~*·mi. , ....... Ile (114)......at1 0111•1• ~111e1Ri .. 1111 •choola. Orricial11 indic ate that more children are walking or riding bicycles to area schools as a re- au It of district decis ions to c harge for riding on school buae&. The vi ctim found n o Mr. Green, investigators s aid, nor did she find her two companions or her valuables when she re· turned to the office building's parking lot about 15 minutes later . That Jolly Elf I Definitely Male MACCLESFIELD. Enlland CAP> -Father Christmas It a man and caoot be played by a woman, Britain'• Equal 0p. portunltlea Commt.ulon bu ruled. So Jobn Shelton can ad· vertlle for a mal• Santa at the depa.rtmeat store he manaces. SbelWn sai4' Monday be Mked tbie commiuion'a advice when ICllDeOM pabilied out thlt lf be adverUHd fot a Father Cbrt-.., be miabt have to edvwt.iH fOf' a Mother Chrlatmu alao. J ~ la 1peelal c ... 1 the Sex Oiacrimlnatlon Act ban .. __..fl-.. ad""11lq or a man or a woman. lutead tbey ... _,. ... ,. ... " aa .. ,.._ HN • ofllciu of the SQual Opportuniti• Com· ................... Miu waiv9d forlWn "9eaUM be\DI male ls a•j1 I 1--.llioll.ullftce&loa"f•Santu. Chip off tlteOld B~ Al'Wl,..._le P roud mother Christine. one of t hc .Siber ian tigers a t Amsterdam's zoo . shows off her recently born son, who is as yet un· na m<'d . President's Autos Block FBI Agents MIAMI CAP ) f HI agents rushing to the scene or a bank robbe ry today r an into a pres- id ential roadblock. The 1'1orida Highway Patrol had the road blocked off to clear the way for President Carter's campaign motorcade , officials s aid. The robbery, re ported at 10:31 a .m ., came within minutes of Carter 's arrival he re. Carter 's motor cade was e n r oute to Miami Edison High School for a "town-hall me eting" with resi· dents or the city's predominant· ly black Liberty City ar ea. FBI agents dispatched · to the Atlantic Federal Bank north of Liberty City found Inte rstate 95 blocked by the Highway Patrol. "They were responding lo the bank robbe ry," said Arthur Nehrbass, spec ial agent in charge of the Miami office. "They were held up • long aa five minutes." A source who monitored FBI radio broadc asts overheard Sore Foot $1 Million? N EW YO HK (AP > Nor a Barry. 27. has filed s uit h e r e s eek i n g Sl million in damages rrom do<'to rs who allegedly hOh'hed surgery on a bun- ion on her left root last April M 1ss Hurry said pain kl•t•11s her from wearing h1 Jt h ht'cls or working on lll'r fee t. so she had to give 111> ht.'r SSOO·a -week job w u 1tini.t table s a t the l'luyboy club m Manhal- t ttn T he s~t s wd she now works as a $150·a .week .erecter at the club's front door agents rompla10 that they at firs t thought they had come up· on a n accident scen e . and slo pµed to check whethe r the suspected getaway ca r used by three men who escaped from the bank robber y was involved Nehrbass noted that ''it wasn't a p ursuit situation. And there were police at the s cene." Fro• POflP :\J SNAG ... lions. he added , bul sta ff mem · he rs won't iss ue a de cision until environme nta l reports· on the freeway exte nsion ar e closer to completion. We bb said the proble ms are not insurmountable. "It's a little early to say it's 1oing to bold thlnes up or cost a tremendous amount of money.·· he s aid. The wetlands are a was creat· ed . We bb e xplained, because road cr ews failed to fill a low spot between two d rama ge pipes that were to carry water away Ins te ad. the water formed a pon d m the low s pot a nd a r iparian habitat was nourished b y fertilizer s c arrie d fro m lands caping for new office build· ings The freeway extens ion cur· r ently is subject to a mor e im · m e diate iss u e i n Ne wpo rt Be ach. On No v. 4, voters will be asked to approve an amendme nt to an agreement between the ci- ty and CaJtrans to build the ex· tension. T he city has a cha rter pro· vision requiring all such agree· me nts to be ratified by voters. Webb s aid the city has a is.year·old ag reeme nt w ith C altrans , but is prop.osing modifications· to move an over- crossing from Spruce Street to Birch Street, to eliminate two on .ramps. to end the extension at MacArthur and to include the loop ramp at Jamboree. Porn Shop In Newport Burgled Intruders who strewed pop- co rn in their path as they munched and browsed made off with ne arly $900 in e.xotic erotic m e r c ha ndise Mo nda y in a burglary at Newport Beach's ne w Talk of the Town sexy book store. Pohce said today that entry was gained by hurling a 50- pound slab of broken concrete from a nearby street repair proj- ect through the glass front or the shop at 2930 W. Coas t Highway Manager J ack K . Tuplec told po lice every thing was seeure when the night clerk locked up and apparently the rew workers on Marine r's Mile in predawn hours neither s aw nor heard anything. An inventory Monday morning s howed the stolen items in· eluded 19 vibration devices and five so-called girlie maguines, according to Patrolman Robert I.. McCulloch 's burglary report. Taken also in the burglary were 48 tiny vials or alleged aphrodisiac fluid stoc ked for m ale customers and 18 small spherical ding-wah balls . Mesa Flu.tut \ Wins Honors Flutist Heidi M. Ruby of Costa Mesa placed first in the 18th an- nual Southwestern Young Artist Compet ition recently in Los Angeles. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Ruby, Miss Ruby is a s econd-year stude nt at the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia. She received a cash prize and an opportunity to apper ln a solo recital during th e next Soutbwestem Young Artist event neltt AuRust. LAY.AWAY Shop now while selecuons Me p!entrlu! Use our Layaw<1y Plan Thamnnd sumri~P~,ln llJrt.n..V,.Si 7~~ . .,. >.~, •,. ........ • • .:1 ... 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CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21. 1980 , \'our Hometo•·n Dall,· Nt-•·spapt•r TWENTY-FIVE CENTS WE OS SNAG CdM FREEWAY PLANS BJ GLENN S(''OTI' • -CNll'f ,,_ ..... -Plau to extend lht" ('oron1 dt>I Mar heew•y to MMl'Arthur Bowevard have an•Kit"d on a minor y• troublesome problem r09ted amona a patch of l' l&lllllls and willows nHr the proposed route. The pllntl aare part of a smaJI wetlanda environment lhllt nas established itself at the southeut comer of Mat·Arthur 11 n d J am bore t' n 1111 cl !> 1 n l' l' Caltrkl\11 rcahaned M att•Ar1hw about three year-11 1tl(o The riparian or r1vcr~·d hab1t1tt wa.'\n 't ~uppoi.cd t•> IM.- r reatt'd. but a faul,ty dru111u1ott' system allowt"d water runoff tu gather in an undevclof)t!d f1dd Since then, tht> :.tut\' h 10 estabhsht.'d a pollc} uf prOh!l't IO" SUl'h hab1l1il1> Now. Caltrans planncl"l> are con idering wa} s tu build around the wetlands so they can 1:1 void extra en vironmental :.tud1\'1t thC1l could delay the pro Jed Frank Wt t!d l e r , senior t runi.portatlon e nganeer for CaltrtmS. said the freeway ex· tension currently is estimated lO <'OSl about SlO million and is ex· peC'ted lo be completed in 198.1 or 1984 l'relimm ary des!~ns extend the freeway from where it ends Irvine Police to Vote Chief Expects Confirmed Confidence By RICHARD GREEN OI ... DMly Pllet 1*-H Rank-and-file Irvine police of· ficers will vote Thursday on whether Police Chief Leo Peart improperly handled a petty theft report involving Irvine Coun- cilwoman Mary Ann Gaido. the chief conflmled. Mark Hoffman, president of lrcaqiWa111i119 the Irvin~ Polin~ Officers As sociallon, said there will be a ~eneraJ meetm~ of the ass0<•1a· tion Thursday. but declined to say what will take place. Police Lt. Al Muir. a member of the association. said he doesn't plan to attend the meet· ing, but he understands a "vote of confidenr~" in Peart will be conducted there. The Irvine Poli<'e Association itself doesn't have the power to fire t he chief and the vote has no official standing with the City or Irvine. Muir said and Peart con- firmed that several Irvine police officers are upset at the chief for his handling of a crime report saying Councilwoman Mary Ann G aido took gas from a service station without paying for it. Iran Nixes Talks On U.S. Hostages Peart said false rumors are being spread that he somehow tampered with the crime report or tried to cover it up. He admits that the report "mistakenly" didn't immediate- ly appear on the press log. And he adds that he "leaned toward" having the report re-c lassified BEIRUT, Lebanon (APl - Iran today cold-shouldered President Carter's offer to free Iranian assets and resume normal trade if the 52 American boata1es are released. Prime Minister Mohammad Ali Rajai wu quo&ed aa saying Iran would not neJOtiate oa the hostages to eet apare parta for ita American military equipment. Telt.rm redio said "the gov- -.........-ol Iran will not live J Carter tbe sli1bt.est sienal and • will Dal allow blm to •bow um 1 •ltnal off on Amerlc•n I televlatioa and bring them the , c news of an imminent solution to the bo9tqes iaaue.," bargo if Iran frees the American from a petty theft to an incident hostages. report. E li R · · led The report never was re · ar er. aJal was qote quo classified. Mrs. Gaido went back as saying Iran will not open negotiations on the hostages to the service station and paid "even to get s pare military for the gas after she was con- parts... tacled by police. . The lranaian news agency Still, some officers are upset Pars said Rajai met with Iran's at the chief and are anonymoua- spiritual leader, Ayatollah ly calling local members of the Ruhollah Khomeini, to brief press and trying to spread · y k rumors, Peart said. him oa his trip to New or . For her .... ,. Mn. Gaido said where Rajai presented Cran'a .,.... ... case against Iraq before the simple absent-mindedness was U .N . Security Council. Iran and to blame for her leaving the En- d · fl vlronmemal OU &.tJon on Sept. Iraq are engage 1n a ve· 29 without payin" a $3.87 .,85 week-old border war. • • ''There was no question of bill. • discussion with th e United She added ili'at this happened ed R . · to her once previously. at Hed Hill Hoad to me rge with sou thbound l a n es of MacArthur. Drivers going north on MacArthur would turn off at Jamboree, Wiedler s aid ' To make the traffi c fl ow s moothly , a loop ramp 1s p lanned at the cornl;'r of MacArthur and Jamboree. That loop would have to be placed near the thr ee vcar o l d wetlands. · "We hopt we can avoid 1t. thout;h." said Wie<ller "There are th1n~s Wt' can do to go around 1t .. W1cdl~r said there is "no big difference" in bypassrng the Wl'Llands . although the area pro· v1des a constraint planners wouldn't encounter otherwi se. Then.> is a question whether I he wetlands sh<>uld qualify at all for state protection be(·ause 1t wJ"s the unlikely IJyproduct of road c·onstrucllon. APWI-• ' J Tehran radio said "it is quite obvious to ua that after all those evU plota to cruah Iran, Carter could never tolerate a strong Iran under the banner of Islam. His deceitful words can only pleue pro-American groups in Iran." States," Pars quot a1iu as Peart theorizes that a handful saying after his meeting with of ."malic ious officers'' are Khomeini. Tehran radio quoted him as hounding him because of a re· ACCUSED MURDERESS CANDACE MONTGOMERY Ch,rged With SC•ylng Wom•n Wlth •n Ax • I The comment by the official radio apparenUy was an answer to Carter's conciliatory stale· ment Monday about releasing Iranian assets in the United States and dropping a tr-ade em· saying, "negotiations will not cent promotions list he compiled be considered even though they and the suspension of an officer (the United Slates) might for for writing an inaccurate report. d ·' l 've been in this business 20 example offer to provi e us years ... he said ... My record is with spare parts." On Monday, President Carter dean ... said he would resume trade None of the officers apparent· f h h ly upset with Peart have public· with Iran i t e · ostages were ly identified themselves and freed. That could mean more Self-defense Plea Made in Ax Slaying • Irvine School District Eyed Theater Plan parts Cor the U.S.-equipped Ira· air ed their complaints. McKJNNEY. Texas t AP J nianmilitary. "I haven't been afforded due T hirty-year-o ld Cand ace Iraq's foreign minister. Saa-process," Peart said. "I've been Montgomery. charged with doun Hammadi. today warned afforded rumors and 8 kangaroo murder in the bloody slaying or that U.S. arms s hipments to court." a Wylie housewife, was acting 1n Iran would be interpreted in self .defense when she hit the Baghdad as direct U.S. involve· T S bb • wife of her former lover 15 times menl in the war. .I oe tu r,n.u with a three-fool pol e ax. a de ·'The hostage issue should not • ~ fense attorney says. serve as an opportunity for the T b $3 463 "We have quite a story lo United Slates to become in· .J. a • tell." Don Crowder told prosper ISeeREJECT,Page A2> • ' livejurorsMonday. Irvine Unified School District CHICAGO (AP) -The Cook Some of the 162 people wept as trustees have left open the County Board has approved a he told them they would have possibility of the school system M d p be SJ,463 settlement for a former ·'to see it the way Candy participating with the City of Ur er rO assistant Cook County state's at-Montgomery saw it." Irvine and Saddleback Com· torney who stubbed his toe Betty Gore's body was found , munity College in a joint-powers Uses Psychic rushing to answer a telephone. in the blood-spattered utility aareement to establish a The Illinois Industrial Com-room of her home the afternoon ' performing arta lb.eater. mission had recommended the of June 13. Police said the killer • C Trustees postponed discussion ATLANTA <AP> -As city of· award for James Heinzel, 31, a washed off blood in a nearby ; on the theater to Nov. 17, 11 days fi cials imposed a curfew and prosecutor from August 1976 un· s hower after the slaying ·f after Irvine's Assistant City federal authorities promised til two months ago. Heinzel filed Mrs. Montgomery, described c Manqer Paul Brady Jr. is to more help. Atlanta police in· suit with the commission after by frienm as a devoted mother , ( l I I I I .. make public a plan to build a vestigating the deaths of 10 his boss, State's Attorney s urrendered to McKinney police ~~ CJD.tbe..S-4dleba.ck com· bla~k chil4r~!l tu_fl!~ ~oday_to jl,-lt~~-~rd.CJl!@Ywf.#~~ '" -u~,..,\_wo.llm1~ Ula &l~,ia,a. --ni"udfty~'ji~·"l~-.. ~~...,MeY.,1ittHlf~""'WMf""Hyf"~ma Clilill ror trle 'ruti'~·~ftT!rRci· Dlktltct Attorney Tom O'Con- pua she knows the name of the kiUer. dent. nell declined comment on the Brady who attended Mon· Al the same time, scores of surorise defense argument. day'a scbooa board meeting, said police and firefighters continued c h u ...... --1.... "I don't think he was an· there ii a pouibllity that the a door-to-door canvus of four U 808 lo e-uua ticipating it," Crowder said. "I school district could become the neighborhoods, looking for any KAMPALA, Uganda CAP> _ considered not saying a word third partner in establishing the klformatlon that might bring A limited number of Cuban about it, but the worst thing we theater. them clOAer to solv~g the case. soldiers are expected to arrive could have done is let them (the He explained that the Sl.3 Some 50 officers and inUgandasooninresponsetoa jurors) think we were hiding million tbe city has in park bond firefighters turned out Monday, request from the Ugandan something from them.'' money to build the thHter and the first day of the canvass. City military government for Cuban He said Mrs. Montgomery, tbe money Saddleback Com· officials have estimated that troops from Ethiopia to train Its who sang in a church choir with munlt)' Colle1e haa may not be eventually as many as 500 public army, usually reliable sources the victim, will te.stify in her enou1b to build a 400-seat safety personnel will be used to report. behalf. performinl arta theater. knock on every door in the city. JUI Vot.._ lloetM Key to Abbreviatiom Posted o,._,. County Re1l1trar of Vmn Al Olaoft Hid prlnted ..... .w be poMed ln all vat· lq ........ Nov. 4 ln u attempt . to., .. 81 ~-that may oeeur ..., Ubrniaa.d pallaell C:..dlllpatlmlcont~cm • -=m=e:-IOIM " nt.. ·~~ create tome questions in voters· mlncb. One Libertarian Party can- didate 'a repreaentaUvea have threatened to 10 to court to force replintina of lbe ballot.a. OIMn 1114 h11 office lntendl to bave ..,_ printed tbtt will be placed'la .ii YOttnc bootbl. 'lbe 1ipa will lilt t.be abbreviat&oaa ud nil they ltand for. "lt wiU be called a key to ab· brevlationl, or something llk.e that," Ollon aaid. He sald bia plan bu been eD· dorsed by representatives of Sec:r«ary Of State Mareb Foq Eu. , Olson 11ld tbe apace problem on the ballotl UOM beca ... ol the I~ " tbe name Of Ptece and FrMdom Party vlce·pna· ldential nominee Elizabeth Cervantes Barron. He said the tun name ot the party couldn't fit alon11lde lhe candidate's name. So the plJ1y's name was abbreviated to P6F. Other instances of lont names ulna up ballot apace alao OC· curred, and tbua, •II part!e1 · name• were abbreviated. he Hid. Crowder also told the Jurors that Mrs. Montgomery had an affair with the virt1m 's husband. "She has smnt:d .. he said.· but she 1s nClt oo I rial here fort hat." · On fo'nda). June 13, ~andal·e M ont~omery killed Detty Gore." Crowder told the stunned panel. 'She did so with an ax. She did so in sclf-deft'nse ·'The homic·1de was JUSI 1f1ed.' · Crowder s aid 1t had been 'hell" !Jving for several months wnh the knowledge that he would use the self-defense argu ment State District Judge Tom Hyan slapped a gag order on at· torncys for both sides after Mrs. Montgomery was charged. Nine women and three men were selected lo hear the case, which opened today. Crowder I.old the jurors that '·~~ _g(,, ~ ~ ..jQ" wi.11 hear in this case are bizarre. and I don't have all the ans we rs to them . . . but wouldn 't you be surprised if I did?" 5 to Debate On TV at8 I By Tbe Associated Presa U .S. Sen. Alan Cra nston. Republican challenger Paul Gann and three other candidates for the U.S. Senate ure lo debate on public television tonight -in competition wilh the World Series. The 8 p.m. debate is to be broadcast live by publi c television s tatio ns in Los Angeles !Channel 28), San t-'ran· cisco, San Diego. Fresno and Eureka. The ooe-hour debate is to be aired late r tonight or on Wednes day by s tations In Sacramento, San Mateo. San Jose, and Orange County. Several public radio stations •lso plan live coverage. lhe League ot Women Voten, which ls aponaorln1 the affair. said Monday. KOCE·TV Chann~l 50, w1U1bowitat 10:30tonlgh\. "It seems hke thl' intent of the wetlands policy 1s to protect natural habitats, .. s aid Oon Webb. assistant city engineer for Newport Beach. Jack Spruill. wildlife biologist for the stale Fish and (i ame Oepartment. said his agency eventually will del·1de whether the area should lie prOtl'.'cted The state's Wetlands 1-'rott•c-t10n Pol1cv does ofrcr "Orne exct-p CSee SNAG. Page i\2) Officers Won't Be Charged 'l'hl' district attorney's offi<·1· refused Monday to file interfcr mg with polirc ch<Jrges <igain~t two Santa Ana policemen in vol ved 10 rut Oct. 4 tussle with several Irvine pohre officer:-. outside the Heg1stry I lotel Deput y r>1stncl /\llornC'y An Koelle said the fnH·:ii. w;1:- c·aused by lrvint> poh remt•n "'"' "moved too quH·kl y'' in trymg t1> free a violently upscl rnan ltw ou t -of uniform ".Jnla An;.i pol1 C'cmen were toini.: to restrain. That man. also a Santa Ana pohre offi cer, was tuken t t1 l 1l Irvine Mc•diral Center fnr oli servation after the 10r 1denl All three Santa Ana poli!"t'men were participating m a I .at ino Police OUi1·ers f\sso1·1atJl)11 meeting when one of lht>m <ti' parently went into a rage antJ began shouting "The Viet Cong are commg." The uJ)6et man. a Santa Ana police desk officer, was escorted out of the hotel by Latino Police Association members Ed Guzman and Leonard Mendez. Both are Santa Ana police of- fi cers. Irvine police say that Guzman and Mendez obstructed lrvinc police officers who were called to the scene by a hotel manager. Irvine police oHicer Mario Acuna filed a police report that said his back was inJured when Guzman and Mendez physically prevented him from getting to the out-or-<'ontrol man Deputy Di strict Attorne) Koelle said the Irvine police of f1C'ers didn 't realize Guzman and Mendez were police officers. • A spokesman for the Latino lssodat1on said after the inci dent that tht• man taken to VCI Medical Center had too much to drink and was released the next morninf.! when he "sobered up .. AC'una was off work for two day:- w1th a sprained bU\'k, Irvine pol1n· Lt Roh Lennert s aid "Allergies' Fihn Scheduled Today A film dealin g with the seriousnt'SS of <•llerg ies and their e ffect on conduct is scheduled to be shown today in El Toro The rilm. "I\ l.1ttle of What You Fan<•y," is sponsored by the Clinical Ecology /\ssol'1ation of Southern California It will be shown at the Community Hoom of Mercury Savings and Loan. 23021 Lake Center Drive. at 7: 3C p.m . Coast l\1eather In c reasin gly d e n se t oastal fo g tonight and W e dnesda y morning . Otherwise fair through Wednesday. Lows tonight 55 at •the beaches, 60 in · land. Highs Wednesday 68 and 80. l~SIDE TODA'°' Their bark!! to the wall, the Kansoa City Hoyal.$ irwode />hilodelph1a for the s1.rlh game of IM World' Senea. Ste atones. Page BI. •••• ~r.. ~·.& QAILY PILOT T•=ew Octotltt 21. IM> }lJST BRE..4KINC --- I.At• "'"" ~rom rodoin world aRd MltoMl ua ..,_,.,.....,. Airlines PiWts Picket White House WASlll Nti'l'ON 1Al'I About 200 airllne pUota demonstrut ed Oul11dt· lb(• Whitt> tlouse tud~ lo protnt wh•t they termed defklt"ne'I~ 1n \ht' nation's wr u ff'ty *>'.tem At lhe ht!llr1 of · th.. prote-t •~ tbe governmt'n\'11 re1·t•nt certlfi<'allon of th.. nt>w Mr Ooon.11 Douala• OC u Super 80 Jt;tllner wilh two p1lot1> inAIHd of thtH' The 33,000·me rnber Ai r Lint> Ptlot.'1 Ass<w 1uhtm, whlr h sponsored tt>day'3 11t-m11t111.r1Uon. said lhrt•t! pilot:. art• nl'eded in the Supu-80 rockplt lo k811Urt' 11 11afe operiatlon Pla1·&NU 1·11rru~ by tht' p1<'kf'lS called for l'rtt1mlen1 Curtt·r to tire-L.anshomt• Bond, tht• admlnistutor of th<' l-'cdt1nd Av111 tlon Adrnlna111n tt1on. ~·ho r t'rtlf1ed the Super M) Carter Foreign Policy Hit HERR l N. 111 1A1 •1 Hon aid Heagan att·used Prnl\1dt!nl Carter loday of "negot1atm~ an the press" for release of thl' Amencu hostages an lrl&J\. llfld blamed Carter's foreign pohry for the "hum11ialion and dts~rare" ol their long ('apt1v1ty <Related story. Page A.a l Raising the hostagt> 1s1.>ue for tht: second tim e in <!4 ho11rs. the Reoublican ores1dent1al l0and1date told reporters he had ideas for ga1n1ng release of the S2 hostages. but doesn't discuss them public ly. "Mavbe that's been one of the problems." IC ea-'!an s aid before he left Louisville. Ky . for a campaign appearance in this Southern llhnois community "He's (Carter > done all his negotiating in the press. and that 's not quiet diplomacy Reagan Better at Speach? MIAMI (APl President Carter said today that Honald Reagan probably is a better speechmaker than he is, but said a president •'can't rely on three-by.five cards and you. can't read a TelePrompter." "ln a time of crisis. when e very word and every thou~ht count, it's a different proposition," Carter declared in a ques· lion-and-answer session with the public. <Related story, A4 ). Embarking on a two·day campaign swing through the South, Carter mentioned statements Reagan has made in recent week~ that the president said proved e mbarrassing lo his GOP rival. · Beyee Itlanh .. t • 0//icia/,s Say Spy May Ile on Coast LOS ANGELES CAP) -Con· victed spy Christopher Boyce. whom reports have placed as far away as South Africa, Mexico and Alaska since he escaped from federal prison in Lompoc last January, may actually never have left Southern California. aulhoritiessay. Investigators from throughout -. the country are here as part of a strike force that has the use of aircraft and dogs to help track 8oyce, Thomas Kupferer. the U.S. marshal's enforcement chief, said Monday. tied to organized crime . $15,000to help him escape. His espionage codefendant and fellow Lompoc inmate, Andrew Dalton Lee, was moved to a max· imum-security prison in Indiana shortly after Boyce's escape but h~s ~n moved back lo Lompoc within the last month, authorities s aid. REJECT ... Boyce, Z'l, was convicted in 1977 of selling highly classified in-f lion f th T volved in the war through sup· orma rom e RW Co. Qf plying Iran with arms," the Redondo Beach to Soviet agents ill Mexico City. He was serving a Kuwaiti newspaper al-Qabas 60-yearaent.ence when he escaped quoted him as saying. Iraqis Tighten Siege lil-:IHUT. l ~b1.1nun 1.Al'l lnq "•Id llli tllok11 hammt!rt!d the nuun tt»tc:11 of the Iranian oil rdlnin.i I'll)' or Abadan today 1and that lruq1 suldiers killed 38 lranalll\ll In huu1'e·to house fight· 1nt,1 1n lhti nc1~hborm.c J>Qrt of Khorrta mahahr ' lriui :udd its hard·µresscd gar. r1son an Abudan repulsed repeat- •·d cnt>my attacks at the city 's m & 1 n e n l r u n t· e a t t h e l\uhmanshir lt1 ver bridge and d ul mcd Iranian troops recap· lured two d1s lr1c ts a t the northern ed~e o ( the waterfront, kllhnl!t l50 lraq1troops Acrording to an offi cjal com· mun1que issued by the Iranian news agency Pars , residential arc:..s of Abadan along the Shatt al A.rah t>Sluary, ·cam e under mtensl' Iraqi mortar fi re" late Munduy and early today Iran s aid its troops were "still r ontanwng their epic resi~tan<·e." hut adm itted the de fe nders needed reinforcements . Baghdad radio said the 1·om- m ander of lraq 's forces at the southern end or the 300-mile in· v as1on front told the lraqi News Ai,:ency his forces were .. ti~hten inJ( their 1·ontrol over the ap- proaches to Abadan. while our artillery and ai r forl'e 1·ontinue to pound enemy positions and destroy armor and vehicles. The st ate of the ene my in Abadan is extre mely bad, and our forces are t ighterung I he noose.·· The sector commander also reported hi s troops in Khor· ra ms hahr. 10 miles northwest of A bad an. "continued operations to purge al-Muhamma rah (the Iraqi name for the city) and to co mpletely eradicate pockets of resistance.·· the broadcast said. There was no way to check the validity of the conflicting claims since Western re porters were barred from lhe battlefronts. It appeared the Iraqis were mafo- t a in i n g their pre s s ure on Abadan and Khorramshahr but the Iranians still were able to keep the invading forces out of Abadan itself. On Monday , r e volutionary leader Ayatollah lluhollah Kho- meini agreed to a proposal by Ha bib Chatti. secretary general of the 40-na tion Is lamic Con· ferenl'e . to allow a commission of lslamic heads or slate to visit Iran. but he gave no indication there would be a cease-fire until the Iraqis leave Iranian soil. He said the commiss ion 's tas k would be limited to •·investigat· ing the cr iminal inv a sion." Tehran Radio s aid. Frolfl r..-,.'11 SNAG ••. fromfederalprison. Meanwhile, Iran's Parlia· Investigators said they plan to ment met in open session today l ions, he. added. but staff mem tncerout.esfromtheprisontothe and later held a closed door bers won't issue a decision until home of Boyce's parents in meeting. There was no indica· enviJ10nmcntal reports on the Rocho& Palos Verdes for clues lion the hostages were dis · freeway extension are closer to -and they have hired a psychiatrist cussed, Tehran radio said. The completion. wbo, over the past month, has hostages spent their ls.3rd day Webb srud the proble ms are studied lhe seven-inch Boyce file in captivity today· not ins urmountable ... It's a little and baa conclude d he's in The broadcast, monitored in early to say it's going to hold SouthemCalilornia. London, said the 228-member things up or cost a tre mendous • "The best information we have Parliament discussed the lran-a mount of money," he i.aid. to date with all of the in· lraq war. The Parliament was The wetlands area was creat· vestigalive data we've de · scheduled to reconvene Wed· ed . Webb explained . hel'ause veloped, is that the possibility of nesday. road crews failed to fill a low him being here is a very good C arter is offe ring Iran s pot between two drainage pipes PoSSibllity," said Kupferer. "l billions of dollars· worth or in that were to l'arry water away. ineanthiaisanareaofwhat.some centives for the release of the Instead. the wat er formed a eiaht milliao people? It's not too American hostages, an issue pond in the low spot and a hardtogetloslhere... the Iranian parliament r e· ri parian habitat was nourished Authorities dlscount specula· portedly is moving closer to re· b y fert i lizers c a rrie d from Uon the CIA helped Boyce escape. solving. landsl'aping for new office build· saying instead it may have been With the presidential election 1ngs the Soviet KGB. or a link with or· and the first anniversary of the T he freewa}' exte nsion l'Ur· ganizedcrime. taking of the S2 Americans both rently is subject to a more im· Theythinkhemay be hidingin two weeks away today, Carter mediate iss ue 1n Newport the desert where he hunted with made this offer Monday wtule Beach. On Nov. 4, voters will be . falcon as a teen-ager. They SUS· campaigning in Youngstown asked to approve an amendment pect,too,thathehashadcosmetic Ohio: ' lo an agreement between the c1 . s urgery and has grown a beard "If Iran should release the ty and Caltrans to build the ex· 'sincehisescape. hostages, then I would unfreeze tension. ' The strike force is asking peo. l~e~r assets. which are severaJ .1:he city ~as a charter pro· ~pie to call 626-CLUE if they have b1lhons of dollars ... I would v1s1on requirm~. all such agree · : information. drop the embargo on trade with ments to be ~abf1ed b~ voters. ; Authorities say Boyce once of· lran and work toward a re-We bb said the city has. a ·'*-'c: r rt' g ~tiw·~·:w-i: • ;li,.~'t.~~~Jner'N H .. J;i'3'•r.;~~1'•••~•.•••1"~·~'\h,.r • ·vyvJ: ~ wiffi'franinthefuture." Caltrans , but 1s proposing ' The president said it Is to the modifications to move an over- ORANOl COMT advantage of the United St.at.es crossing from Spruce Street to "to have a strong Iran. 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M.tft.,.,,,.,., .. ... ~ ... .... °"'°"""-.....,.Edit .. , our advantage to have a united on-ramps, to end the extension Iran.'' at MacArthur and to include the Carter last month criticised loop ramp al Jamboree. his Republican opponent, Ronald Reagan, for saying publicly that be would a()f:ept Iran's demands that the frozen assets be freed, that financial c la ims against Iran be withdrawn and that the United Statea pledge not to interfere in Iran'• mtemal affairs. Grain Loaded NEW m r tEANS CAP) Lon gshoremen in the New Orleans area. acting under court orders. have resumed loading grain on four cargo ships bound for the Soviet Union. Bunny Eyes Bundle On Bungled Bunion NEW YORK (AP) - Nora Barry. 27, bu filed ault here seeking $1 miWoo in dama1ea from doctora wbo alle1edly · botcbld •w1ety on a bun· lon on ber left foot lul April. Miu Barry Hld paln keep• her from wearing high heels or working on her feel, so she had to give up her $500·a-week job waiting tables at the Playboy club in Manhat- tan. The suit said she now works as a Sl~·a ·week.. greeter at the club's front door. ' Fiery Crash_ A fiery automobile c r ash Monday evening on J effrey Hoad just outside the J rvine City limits left the passenger in critical condi· lion, in1w·ed the drive r and consumed the ~ 1978 f'erra ri (fo reground l they were in. In the intensive care unit at Santa Ana-Tustin Community Hospital today is Edward Drunha, 39. of 6 Ramada. Mike-Parker 32 of ~ Hamada. the driver. was listed i~ s atisfactory condition. California Highway Pa trol spokesman s aid the car left the roa dway while rounding a sharp curve. President's Autos ~· Block FBI Agents MIAMI l A P > 1-'HI agents rus hing to the scene or a bank robbery today ran into a pres identi al roadblock The l-1onda lhghway Patrol had the road blocked off to clear the way for President Carter 's c am paili(n motorcadP offic·1als said. ' The robbery. repl)rted at 10 :31 a .m .. came within minutes of Carter 's arrival here Carter 's motorcade w a s e n route to Miami Edison High Sr hool for a "town·ha ll meeting" with res1· dents of the l'ity's predominant ly black Liberty Caty area . F'Bl agents dispatched to Lhl:' Atlantit' Federal Bank north of Liberty City found Interstate !15 blockerl by the H1~hway Patrol. ·'They wer e responding to thP ban k robber}." s a Ld Arth ur Nehr b ass. spec ial ag ent 1n c ha r ge of l hP M1 a m1 office. "They were held up as long as five minutes." A source who monitored F HI rad io broad f'asts ove rheard a ~ents f'Omplatn t hat they at fi rst thought they had l'Ome up· on an a ct1de n1 s1·c11 e . and stopped to r he1'k whethe r the suspe<'l ed g1:taway C'a 1 used by three men who eS('aped from the bank robberv was involved Air Cal Pays Fine For Not Screening Clairrung 1t woultl have cost more to fight the l'harl!e.!> in court. officials from Newp<>rt Beach·based Air Cali fornia have paid a $10.000 fine for allegedly failing lo sn een 2.500 charter passengers Federal Aviation Administra tion officials , who began their probe o f Air Ca lifo rni a 's passenger screening poli cy in May or 1979, said the violations occ urred during a fi ve·month period in 1979. F' AA officials s aid their in vestigation revealed that 2.500 passengers on 23 charter flights originat ing in California and North Dakota airports weren't c hec ked out b y X n1y equip· ment. Barba r a A be ls , a FAA spokeswoman, said t he alleged violations came lo hght because some pas se nge rs complained they'd been directed with their baggage to their flights without pass ing through metal deter· tors The screening proces s al <11 rports 1s used t o detect metal obJeCls secreted in luggage or heang earn ed by an individual. 'l o rn Ka m i n s k i . a n Ai r L'ahfom1d spokesman. said the firm n ews the Sl0,000 as a set· tle m ent r<tlher than a fine. It docsn t represent an ad- m ission by Air California that the allegations are true .'' said K am in.ski . Hi.o sa id the com p:.iny·s opinion 1s that its securi· ty procedures for rharter fights were l.'Onststent with al't:epted standards at the time. He pointed out that federal r ul es allow fo r ·'p rivat e " charter passengers to go direct· ly to their night without passing through the detectors Those same federal rules. he said, prohibit "public" charter pass engers from bypassing the metal detectors. Porn Slwp In Newport Burgled Intruders who strewed pop- corn 10 the ir path as they munched and browsed made off with nearly $900 in exotic erotic me r c ha ndise Monday in a buri:lary at Newport Beach's new Talk or the Town sexy book stor e Police said today that entry was gamed b y hurlin g a 50- pound slab of broken concrete from a nearby str eet repair proj· cr l through the glass front of t he s hop at ~930 W. Coas t Highway. Manager Jack K. Tupler told police eve rything was secure when the night clerk locked up and apparently the few workers on Manner's Mile in predawn hours neither s aw nor heard anything. An IJ1\tentory Monday morning s ho wed the s tolen items in· eluded 19 vibration devices and five so-called girUe magazines, according to Patrolman Robert L. McCulloch 's burglary report. T aken also in the burglary wer e 48 tiny vials of alleged aphrodisiac fluid stocked for m a le c~tomers and 18 small sphe rical ding-wah balls. l n vestigators said whoever bro ke into the controversial shop, the scene of a spirited anti· pornography de monstration a week a~o. consumed a quantity of Popcorn. A trail of popcorn was scat· tered around inside the Coast Highway firm by the intruders, but provided no trail to follow marking their escape, police said. Newport Beach authorities are preparing arguments to be pre· ~ented at a hearing Wednesday m Orange County Superior Court to a ttempt to close the Talk or the Town. LA YA WA y Srtop now while selecuons c1re pten11tut Use our layaway Plan SLAVIC K'S FiM Jfwelt,. Since 191? Fuhlon Island, NewPort Center, Newf>Orl Be.ch, 714/644·1380 Wf~lmlnuer I L.1gun• 11111• / Mission Vl•IO f North Orang'/ The City Los CtrritOf • llrH Mills Al.o C,.attr Lo~ Angti.• I Sll11 Diego I ~' Vega• IJw OM ol Slallldi'• .,,..,.. ... , rhM11• ploM Of 1\-.i<•n t.,.... .. VISI\ .... _ CMf ... Mttnlwr Fmt /tuttltN Guild • .f ~~ ..... ..-.--·------ VOL. 73, NO. 29S. 3 Sl::CTIONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1980 Your Hemeato•·n Daily Nt11W!ll5pap«"r ~WENTY·FIVE CENTS RANCH DEVELOPMENT POSES SC WOES lf fout major rant'hes in S.n Clemente'• ba('k (."OUntry •rt' al lowed to develop u tht'y are <·ur rentl.y planned, tbe city will suf fer eevwe ftaanclaJ d1trl<'ulty Tba&'1 the comenaus o( ia re port prepared by City Mana~er Georle Carav.U.O. after a meet inl with repreeeatat1ves of three cities who rev iewed Sa n Clemente's development plans. Last month City <:ount·1 I members ordered Caravalho lo prepal't' a blueprint lhat would outline futur.. growth w1lh lht <'lly 's abaltty to f1nun1•rnlly i.t'rv~ Of'W 8N'ati The) asked l' aravalho to romt' up with a St'ope of propos~d work and a budget in order for the coum·1I to determine the <'OSI uf preparation of a gro..wth managemt>nl phtn Subsequent lo the l'Ounell at· lion. Caravalho and other t·1ty- offtc 1als met w11h represen Landslide Damage tat1vt!ll from the cities of ·arlsbad, Irvine and San Juan Capistrano tu get an outaide re- ll<'t100 to problems facing San Clemente The represerftatives from the other t·1lies had some strong re· at'l1ons to San Clemente's future development plans Among their condusions : It is likely, although not certam. that San Clemente will experience financial problems if the ranches inland of the San Diego Freeway are allowed to build out as planned. The city is not dotng any el' fecti ve advance planning, which the representatives termed "un· acceptable.•· San Clemente is not doing any effective redevelopment planning necessary in older areas of the city. The city does not have enough planners and engineers to properly review development plans. As a result of the meeting, Caravalho proposes the city in· vest in an existing computer program to determine the fiscal impact of proposed development in San Clemente . The program . developed several years ago by the cities of An a heim and Ora nge, w as rinanced by the federal Housing and Urban Development agenc:t Crans ton Asks Federal Help/or Laguna By DON CHAPMAN OflMOeff• 1"119tS .. lf Sen. Alan Cranston has ap· pealed to a federal disaster agen· cy to assist the City of Laguna Beach in repairing landslide damageinArch Beach Heights. The California senator made ...... ., ...... his request in a letter to John Macy, director of the Federal Emergency Management Agen· cy CFEMA >. which has denied $845,000 in aid to the city for hillside reconstruction below Del Mar Avenue. Cranston said in his letter that Iran Nixes Talks On U.S. Hostages BEIRUT, Lebanon CAP> Iran will not open negotiations on the 52 American hostages "even to get spare military partl," lranian Prime Minister llobammed Ali Rajai was quot- ed • ..,t.., today. T'9 lraaalan new• a1ency Pan 1aid ~ai met with lran's 1plrl\._a1 leader, A.y atollab R.wlab lthomelnl, to brief bbD • bis trip to New York, wbere Rajai presented Iran 'a case qainat Iraq before the U.N. Security Council. Iran and Iraq are en1a1ed in a five- week~d border war. "There was no question of di1cuHion with the United States," Pan q_uoted Rajai as aaying after his meeting with Khomeini. Tehran radio quoted hlm as saylaa, "negotiations will not be comidered even though they (tbe United States) might for example offer to provide us with spare parta." On Monday, President Carter aaid be would resume trade Nabbed on Boat with Iran if the hostages were freed. That could mean more parts for the U .S .. equipped Ira- nian military. Iraq's foreign minister, Saa- doun Hammadi, today warned that U.S. arma ahipmenta to Iran would be interpreted in Baghdad as direct U.S. involve· ment in the war. _ ·'The bostace wue abould not serve .. an opportunity for tbe United States to become in· volved in the war through sup· plying Iran with arms," the Kuwaiti newspaper al-Qabas quoted him as saying. Meanwhile, Iran's Parlia- ment met in open session today and later held a closed door meeting. There was no indica- tion the hos tages were dis· cussed. Tehran radio said. The hostages spent their 353rd day in captivity today. The broadcast, monitored in London, said the 228-member Parliament discussed the Iran· Iraq war. he hoped that after Macy re· viewed Laguna Beach's Del Mar disaster appeal. he would direct the FEMA to make a more reasonable commitment of funds to this urgently needed disaster project ." The City Council has approved spending municipal funds Cor the repair work in order to finish beforewinterrains. When federal aid was denied, the council as- signed the city's general fund re· serve and an additional $2S0,000of expected increased property tax revenues to pay for the work now underway. Laguna Beach Mayor Wayne Baglin said the Cranston letter "belos our chances (for federal aid conaiderably. •' · Baglin said the support from Cranston waa "far stronger than I expected." "1 expected courtesy support, but rather than that be em· phatically supported our ritbt for FEMA~. "tbemayoraaid. • 'Tbe senator and his staff went into a ereatdeaJ of research on the emer1ency aid pro1ram and Laguna's specific needs. That was really apparent,·' a aid Baglin. Cranston had previously writ· ten federal disaster authorities regarding the city's application for assistance. In his moet rece.nt letter he told Macy that the city's geological studies confirmed that 30,000 cubic yardsofloosedirton the Del Mar billaide pose an imminent threattobomesinthearea. Cranston wrote that an emergency determination would make the entire project eligible for federal funds. ,.,.., ......... ACCUSEQ MURDERESS CANDACE MONTGOMERY Charged With Slalytng Woman With en Ax Self-defense Plea Made in Ax Slaying ''In your review of Laguna Beach's appeal I urge you lo give careful consideration t.o the ex· McKlNNEY. Texas <APl the victim. will testify m her tensive professional evidence Thirty.year·old Ca nda<'e behalf. submitted by the city to support Montgomery· c harged with Crowder also told the Jurors the existence of an imminent murder in the bloody slaying of that Mrs. Montgomery had an threat," the senator stated in the a Wylie housewife. was acting in affair with the victim's husband. a nd complett-d by l 'ltr:1syc;temi;, In(' of lrnne. A stipulation lly I fl' U 1s that the program be n1a<ll! ava1l<1hle to other agent'iC's . Caravalho said thf' r1ty'!. U•t' of the system should !Jc no mon· than $20,000, and he will uri;:c th<• council Wednesday to e xpend up to that amount. for the r·ompu\!•r program. Without the information till' <See KAN(·H. Pa~•· 1\21 Coastal Permit G.ranted By JOHN NEEDtli\~1 ()f ,,,. O•tly P1101 Sl•ll The South Coast H l'g1on .• I Coastal Con1mission mov"d l11 save a San Clementt tl t>velnswr from es(•alating 1nl er1>S\ r;111• .. and t>Urcaucrntic· red t:.ipe Mon da y by grantini.: him ;,i <'t>a~t<•I building permit Jgnoring the 1.1dv1t1• 11f t hl'll legal counsel. c·11n11n1"-.111n1 r' g ranted the µerm n 111 .1111111 II artfield, enabling h11r1 t11 lmll1t a six·11ni1 c•onrlomin1um in <.,.in Clementi' llartficld had been trymJ? for three montbs to comply w1t11 J Coastal Co mmic;s1o n hous 111~ pohc) regardm~ hous int:! for lrm to moderate·income f'ri.1111ltc•., To qua lify fur t lw 1 o a 1,11 permit. l-lartf1eld had a ~re1'<1 I• pay a 554.000 fet• to :1 ho11~1n~ authont1 m li eu 'uf sct\lng .,,.1J1· one of his s ix condomimu10 u11•L'> for sale to a lo" 1ncomP f::lm1ly But when the develo1Jer tried to pay the fee, he couldn't find a housing authority to lake his money. After two Orange Count y agencies· refused to accept the $54,000 fee, Hartfield 's represen· tatives were reportedly referred to the state Co:lSt!ll 1'ornm1ss1on and the s tate Department of Housing a nd Communit y Dt:velopment. However. aft er r epeated telephone calls to both depart· ments. Hartfield still rould not get anyone to ar cept his qione.> so he could go ahead wit fi con· struction. Meanwhih.·. the interest r;.itc on his bualdin~ loan rose from ll\ per cent to 16 and one half µe r · cent during the three months paym~nt of the 1n lieu fct' "'as delay ed. The rommiss1oncrs · attorney ad\'ised lh(•m lhe next step should be to take ll;,rtf1cld 's ease to the s tate C1):istdl ("0111- m1 ss1on in San I· r~nc1sr11 Out lhe comm1ss10n<>r,.; O\ H r1>cit> rh at ad\.ICt• .ind grJnll"l <See PERMIT , l'agf' A.!I Histori,cal Talk J • t d letter. s~lf-defense when she hit. the "She has sinned.'· he said, "but M IF.70..,.,.n a.. e He added that "at least the in· w~(e of her former lover 15 times she is notontrialhererorthat .. an~ ,,,. ~ •• .,.,,., ., ilial stage ofthe overall Del Mar with a tbree·fool pole ax, a de· "On Friday. Jt.lne 13. Candace Slated in Laguna •.,, landslide project -the removal fense attorney sars. Montgomery killed Belly Gore ... D B or the slide mass -would appear t 1'1'~~a~e q~at\ ~d story tC> Crowder told the stunned panel. Members of tht.' t.a~una Heu<'h I Dana rug USt lo be eligible for federal reim· t~ • . ...-~·· ~owd er 0 prospcc· "She did so with an ax. She did Hi s tori cal Societ y a nd the n bursement whether or not an 1~~~~ th:~s:~ple wept as so ~n self defe!lse. . .. Praends of the llorten:.e MiUcr emergency existed following the h t Id th th Id h Thehom1 <'1dewasJust1f1ed. Garden will hear 3 t11c;torirdl b lid .. e o em ey wou ave c d . 'd ·t h d b . Fe ruarys e. .. . h C d row e r sa1 1 a een pr ogram Thursdu r ;1t l ht-Armed witb an arrest warrant a deadly weapon on a police of-That, he said, was due to a sec-to see al l e .l~.ay an Y "hell" living for several months garden and with handguns drawn. ficer. lion of the Disaster Relief Act that Min\f0~ry ~8~ 5 f d with the knowledge that he Rare' photos uf Laguna neach a1ents from three Southern Agents said they seized four states the cost of debris removal in ~h: bl~~~spatt~r:: ut~~Y would use the .seU:·defense argu· will be shown during the to a.m . • California law enforcement ounces of cocaine from the boat. from both public and private room of her home the afternoon ment. State District Judge Tom gathering. presented by I ll!i · a1enciea arrested a Dana Point The assault charge stemmed <See HELP, Page AZ> of June 13 Police said the killer Ryan slapped a g~g order on at· torit'al Society board member Harbor sailor today on forgery, from hi8 alleged loading or the washed oft blood in a nearby torneys for both s1~es after Mrs Susan Roley Malone. For res ·dru1 poaaesaion and assault gun, they said. p D • S shower after the slaying Mo~tgomery was charged. ervat1ons. call the r<~t·reat1011 cbaraea. . aper r1ve et d. . Ntne women and three men cj~aj'tment a.L C it.v-llall al --Luis Wllliam Disparte, 37, and No shots were fired. . . • Mr~. M~g~mery. escr:i_~ '-liQ"~.'~*~ ·~~:.,.::~33"'~ .. 1.. ~-s."'! ... •\., •• ,:\~.., .., • ......._~ .. -~,.ae~·-~·:-.-~~,umw1a ~~-~~~_::;,.,-:.Wit~· ... _.~..!~~ ..:1·-~ .... "" ... ~,.. · ·" ~~~ Whi ch opened today. . · -,-~y1'1al:vn : 'Wire"'-blleninto • picion~~ession o( cocaine ~l""DlllJ'UDB· ~I surrendered lo McKtnn':Y police Crowder told the Jurors that , • two weeks after the slaying. .. f th th' 'II cuatody about 12:15 a .m . but not for sale. Students at Thurston In· D' trict Attome Tom O'Con· som~ o . e mgs Y0.u wi before an incident in which Dis· Detail.a of the forgery warrant termediate School in Laguna . 11 . Y t t hear an this case-are bizarre. parteilallecedtobaveloadeda were not.immediately available. Beach will be collecting nell ~ecldinfed commen oln he and ldon'thavealltheanswers ff. . f h 0 sun>nae e ense argumen . t th b t Id 't ou be t mm baDdcun aa o teen pre-A spokesm~ or t e range newspapers, old telephone books , • • h. k h . o e.m · : · ~ .~?u n Y pared to confront him. . County Sheriff's Department and magazines between B a.m. t · . I t~o: ~t ~. C?rowd~r ~:;d a~I surprised 1f I dad . Tbe arnJltl occurred on OiJ. said the warrant was obtained in and noon Oct. 28. mp~':ect not sa ing a ._,;0 d parte'a 3S-foot sailboat. It is Soutb .<>ranee County MuniclpaJ • Proceeds from the paper drive c:• t it but the w~rst tbjng ~ named "Life in the Fut Lane." Court m Laguna Nieuel. will go toward the purcbue of a u • e done is let them the In lddition to the SIO.~ war· Also participating In the ar-bancl uniforms. The person ,~:~!~.~·~hink we were hiJini rant allelinl a for1ery, Disparte rest were agents from lhe Los bringing in the most bundled · . • • wu boaked into Oranae CoUnty Angeles Sheriff•• Department papers will win $25. For in· som~g rrom them. Jail on 1uaplcion of poasesaion of and the f~ral ~rug Enforce-formation, call Barbara Garcia hHe :.:.g1~0 ~rcshu~h~t:~~:!t~ eocaine tw laJe and uaault with ment Admuuatrataon. at 494-5038. w 0 1 AU Vet ......... Key to Abbreviations Posted create IOIDe questions ln voters' mlndl. One Ubertarian Party can· dlda&e'1 representatives have threa&eoed to ao to court to force reprilldlti ~ \be bal)ots. oa.. Mid bll oftlce lnteadl to bn• lillll prtlMd tbat will be plancl ill all ¥Otbaa bootba. Tbe ..... wUJ lilt I.be ebbrevildanl ...... ....., ...... ,.., ' ( "It will be called a key to ab· brevlatlonl, or aometb1n1 li.ke that." Ollon •aid. He 11id hll plan hu been en- doraed bJ representaUves of Secretary Of State March f'Ol\I Eu. Olson ... d the apace problem OD tbe NUcJ&a aroH becaUM Of the ~ Of \be name of Pe.ce ud f'NldolD PactJ vice .,,_ . idential nominee Elizabeth Cervantes Barron. He said the full name of the party couldn't flt alon1side the candidate's name. So tbe party's name was aitbrevtated to P•F. Othel' lnltancee of Iona umes mln1 up ballot space also OC· ~urred, and thua. all partlea' aamff were abbreviated. be Hid. Seismic Safety Meeting Scheduled Members o( the Seismic Safe· ty General Plan Revision Com- mittee will meet Wednesday to discuss c hanges to Laguna Beach's planning document. The meeting begins at 7 :30 p.m. in the recreation depart· ment conferenr e room, 515 Forest Ave. The public is invited to attend. Soviet Named MOSCOW (AP) -Tile Soviet Communist Party Central Com· mitlW promoted a relatively youn1 a1ricultural specialist. Michael A. Corbacbev, 49. to full Politburo membership. today and replaced another official kUl&d.., this month i n an automobile accident. oranga coa"• b 4 = s_ . ......_ __ Weather In c r easingly ct q n se coastal fog tonight a ntJ Wednesday morning Otherwise fa ir throu gh Wednesday Lows tonight 55 at the beaches. 60 in land IUghs Wednesday 68 and 80. INSIDE TODA~ Thnr bock3 to the wall. the Karucu CiJy Royal.! intiade l'hiladelphia /or tht suth pame o/ tlu! World ' Senf'&. See atone&. /'age 8 I. ···~ ..-.___,,~i...:...:....l..\QT C l~.'Xlobe1 21 ~--J UST BREAK.INC --- 200 Airlines Pilots Picket White House WA.'illl NC. I ON tA I' I /\bout 200 airline pilot.a de:mon1tr11t e<S t1ull:ndc lht• Whitt-llou&•' today lo proleal wh•t lhey tt"rmed defi<.'tt"rlt'in 1n \hf' natm" s au &fety 1y1tem .\t tha• twurt of the• prot('1it I• the-government 's re<·ent cert1flC·ataun of the 1wv. M«'llonntll Oouat .. DC 9 Su~r llO jettloer with two v1lots 1ru1\N1d al three The 33,000 memtwr /ur l.lnt• Pllou Als80C'1at1on. v.hu h ~red today's dt1monalntron. ~aid three v1loL'!> LAh ' nc•t•d1•d an th~ Super IO codapl\ to •~urt 111 ul~ opeon.llon ' Phu·ards l'¥rrwd b> lht> pt('kt>U r a.lled for Prt-s1dt1ot <.:a rt"r to lire Lan~ht1me Bond, the-~mm1stn1or of th•· t' l'dtorlll Av1a lion Adnums trntion "'ho c•rn.1f1cd lht-~upt•r ftO Carter Foreisn Policy Hit llE:t<klN. Ill tAP 1 Hc.nald Hu~an accused Presu.lenl Carter tod») of "ncttot1at1n.: 1n the pr"a.s · for rele11!>e o( the Amen<•.ui hostaKes in Iran, and bl11med Carter's foreign policy for the "hwn1lu1tJon and disgrace " of thetr lonK 1·upt1v1ty I Related story. Page A4 I , Haising the hostage issue for the second tune 1n 24 hour~. the Heoubl!can president.Jal <'lillchdate told reporters he had Ideas for gairung release of the S2 hostages, but doosn't d1scusi. them publicly. "Mavbe th1tl 's been one of the problems," HeaRan sa1_d before he left Louisville. Ky .. for a campaign appearance in this Southern Illinois community "He 's <Carter l done all his negotiating m the press. and that's not qwet diploma<"y Reagan Said "Embarrassing' MIAMl CAP> -President Cal'ter said today that Honald Reagan probably is a better speechmaker than he 1s, but said a president "can't rely on three-by-five cards and you carrt re".id a TelePrompter ... "In a time of c risis, when every word and every thought count. it's a different proposition." Carter declared in a ques· tion·and-answer session with the public. I Related story, A4 ). Embarking on a two-day campaign s wing through the South, Carter mentioned statements Reagan has made in recent weeks that the president said proved embarr assing to his GOP . riv al. American Held in Bombings MANlLA, Philippines (API -President Ferdinand E. Marcos today accused an American held in detention here of responsibility for the bombi/tg campaign he said was designed to overthrow or kiU him. Marcos. 63, told reporters he personally interrogated Victor Lovely Jr .. a Philippine·bom American arrested last month in connection with the bombings, and concluded Lovely had direct· ed "a conspiracy . . to destabilize the government through ter- rorism." The order followed a bomb attack SUllday on the seaside convention center housing 5,000 delegates to the American Society of Travel Agentc; 50th anniversary congress. Eighteen people were injured by the blast. It was the fifth such attack in the capital since Augus t . ll@yce Manh1mt ,, Officials Say Spy May Be on Coast LOS ANGELES (AP I -Con- victed spy Christopher Boyce, whom reports have plaC'ed as far away as South Africa, Mexico and Alaska sint•e he escaped from federal prison in Lompoc last January, may actually never have left Southern California. authorities say. Investigators from throughout the country are here as part or a strike force that has the use of aircraft and dogs to help track (Joyce, Thomas Kupferer. the U.S. marshal's enforcement chief, said Monday. Boyce, 27, was convicted in 1977 of selling highly classified in- formation from the TRW Co. of Redondo Beach to Soviet agenL'> in Mexico City. He was ser ving a l'ro•P~AJ PERMIT ... Hartfield the permit with the stipulation that he guarantee in writing to pay the housing fee as soon as possible. ExacUy who Hartfield will pay his lee to is as yet unknown. Coastal commissioners i.n the next few weeks will be trying to .iiJM1: a 'wwime-..a.borit11•~ the money and any future t~ from similar development. °"ANGE COAST v sc DAILY PILOT TM ()<-<.oa.c Delly Prr.1. •1111 •Ill< .. " <""'lt•ftltlll n. Htw\~,.,•u, It 1Wf6'f'titd .,, 1rw Oro,... Coot "'*'"""' Com""' So-••• H it.._,, ert put.Ii~ Mof'l4ay, \t'lrou9"1 Fuo.y ... (Mia ,..,., "--' ........ _iflel°" lt•tf\1iltown111n V•ff•Y. lf•fnt . L•ovn• ... Ch/$0vt" C.oHt A "'n:tlt tf'OIOf\li •dltkH'! " ~'''"" ,._...,, .. .,\ M'Ct Stinctay\ T"" JH'U\Cf"1 -1111\~ IMMI I\ •t DO Wt\1 9•y Stt .. I, P 0 ••• I S.O, Cost• Mmw., C•tlforl\11 •n1t ,..,....,."""'. li.Gl\ot '-··---M.IM•ll\Q Eo<w a...t.oH L-A>ll•l""1 _.._I ... fOllO< L..-e .. ecll omc. 1071 Ho. c ............. . 4-0-year sentence when he escaped from federal prison. lnvestigators said they plan to trace routes from the prison to the home of Boyce's parents in Ranchos Palos Verdes for clues and they have hired a psychiatrist who, over the past month, has studied the seven-inch Boyce file and has concluded he's in · SoutbemCali/omia. "The best information we have to date with all of the in - vestigative data we've de· veloped. is that the possibility of him being here is a very good Possibility," said Kupferer. "l mean this is an a rea of what. some eight million people'? ft 's not too hard to getlost here." Authorities discount specula· tion the CIA helped Boyce escape. saying instead it may have been the Soviet KGB. or a link witnor- ganizedcrime. They think he may be hiding in the desert where he hunted with falcon as a teen-ager. They sus· peel. too, that be has had cosmetic surgery and has grown a beard since his escape. The strike force is asking pro- . pie to call 626-CLUE if they have information. Authorities say Boyce once of · fered another inmate, believed ttedlom.-."*trtme, .... ..._ help him escape. His espionage codefendant and fellow Lompoc inmate, Andrew Dalton Lee. was moved to a max- imum.security prison In Indiana shortly after Boyce's escape but has been moved back to Lompoc within the last month, authorities said. Fro• PflPAJ HELP ••• landsquali/les for federal aid. The Feb. 19 landslide in Arch Beacb"Heights took 40 reet of Del Mar Avenue and the 30,000 yards of dirth down the hillside, along wtth 'sewer lines, portions of two homes, and utility equipment. 2 Believed Dead SAN FRANCISCO <AP) Two men are presumed to be dead alter their commercial fl•· biq boat auk • mUe weat of the Golden Ga, the Cout a,arct re- port,. 'l'be two men, reported ml•· 11n1 McDlay, wen ldMlWled u GI~ Tornnt.e, n . owner ol tbe flallbll wuel and hil ton, Pa.al.•. Hillside Building Studied La11una Be1u·h City CoWl<:ll mt"mbera will consider 11 moratorium tonitcht on develop- m t 111 ol h11ls1des a nd open •&utce unt.H the city's General Plan hu bt.~n revised The eoun(•al met:ts at 6 <> 'rlock at City 111.111 The <'tty lS 1n the midst of a l; enl'r&d I' Ian rev1s1on process with re<-omme11du11onb from six 1·1t11en comnuttees due by the end of Uw rnonth M em tiers of f1 vt· of those com matte~ havt: rceommended the l'ount•1l adoµt a moratorium on dcveloµment during the rev1s 1on period. wh1l•h t·ould be months a~ay The moratonum was proposed by the Open Space and l.:On5ervatwn C1t1zens <.:omm1t~ tee and endorsed b) four other rommittees T he Seismic-Safl'Ly and Safety t'omm1ttee, Land L'se and Noise Committe e . C1rc ulat1on and Scent<• Highway~ Committee, and Housing CommitlN· en- dorsed the proposal. If the moratorium is approved m the form of an urgency or dinance. it would become effec· l ive i mmedi at e ly . S uc h a measure would require a four- fifths vote of the council. The moratorium would res trict development of sub· divisions. Development of single family homes on legal lots would not be affected by the action. Whirlybird Grounded by SC Council San Clemente City Council members have told former plan- ning commissioner Al Wulfeck that, if he wants to land his helicopter in the city, he '11 have to get a permit. The former city Planning Commission chairman was sued by the city earlier this month for landing and taking off from a subdivision site near the old Cot- ton estate at the south end of town. Wulfeck, a developer. is build· ing a 213·lot residential s ub- division on the land. and fre- quenUy uses a helicopter to get io and from the site. But city officials. in their lawsuit, claim Wulfeck never sought a use permit to me the area as a heliport. In a letter to the City Council Wulfeck argued he isn't operat- ing a heliport. He said his OC· casional flights don't present a nuisance or hazard. But the council remained un- convinced. and denie,d his re- quest lo land and take off from the private parcel. And, following the city at- torney's suggestion, the council advised Wulfeck the correct pro· cedure is to a pply for a use permit under the city's zoning ordinance. f'rfJ• Page A I RANCH ... program could provide. he said in his report, the city cannot de· termine whether it can support further development. He said the cit y needs to know if it can address problems of traffic congestion . pollution, ene rgy use and issues such as the city's tax base and employ- ment offe.rings. And, he s aid, results of the re- port would give the <'ity facts in which to Rauge claims by de- velopers and anti-development interests concerning growth in the city. Chip off the Old Block Proud mother Christ ine , one of th e Siherian tigers at Amsterdam 's zoo. shows off her recently born son. who is as yet un· named. San Juan Delays Ridgeline Project The C ity of San Ju a n Capistrano has succeeded in winning a court order that -for the time bemg prevents res idential development a long pristine ridgelines the cit y wishes lo preserve. Orange County Superior Court Judge F.dward WaJlin issued a preliminary injunction Monday that prohibits, the J. F . Shea and Campeau developm~nt com- panies from grading, developing "or otherwise physically rhang· ing" a three·m ile s tre tch of ridgeline wher e par t of the 2.800-unit Colinas de Capistrano housing development is planned. Wallin's ruling prohibiting any hillside disturbances was issued as the county Planning Com- mission was approving grading plans submitted by developers backing the Colinas project. Those plans were approved by the commission on a 3 to 2 vote with commissioners William M acI>ougall and Fred Light dis- senting. The Colin as property isn't located within the city limits. lt is in nearby unincorporated ter- ritory under county jurisdiction. The property does fall within the city's sphere of influence. City officials contended in their lawsuit and in lengthy arguments before Judge Wallin that the developers' grading pro- posal would cause disturbance or more than 70 percent of the ridgelines. Explosion of Gas Visible for Miles PAMPA, Texas CAP l -A spectacular fire touched off by a natural gas explosion and visible for more than 100 miles was brought under control early to- day when gas company workers s hut off the now of gas. officials said. The explosion sent s moke and names an estimated 1,00C) feet into the air Monday night. And they contended that the county Roard of Supe r visors wrongly shunned a compromise pl a n tha t would c a use dis- turbance to only 33 percent of the affected area Judge Wallin set various d ates in November to rect?tve further legal briefs from attorneys for the city. the development firms and lh~ county before consider- ing i!>suance of a pt!rmanent court order. ·'This 1s literally the 1m mobilization of this pro1ect." commented Campeau attorney Mo r ton Hosen. Leonard-Hampel of the law fir m of Rutan a nd Tucker , representing the l'lty. said it was "indispensable " that the city win a preliminar y inJunction since gradin~ permits, based on the commission's approvaJ of the grading plans, could have been issued later this week. During the commission hear- ing on the grading plans, Cam· peau representatives conceded earth·moving in the Colinas project would be extensive. But they claimed. through the use of full -color "before and a fter " d epic tions t hat the resculptured hillsides would not be visible from the downtown. John Mi chle r , an engineer from H~aker and Associates, the firm handling grading plans for Campe au . c;a id berm s. landscapin·g and set-back re- quirements for t.he homes will hide the development from the valley. The planned excavation would involve the movement of more than 2.7 million cubic reet of soil along the ridgeline, the com- mission was told. Flu Shots Offered A free flu immunization clinic for senior citizens will be held by the San Juan Capistrano Recreation Department Wednes- day, from 9 a.m . to 4 p .m . at the Com mun it y P r esbyterian Chureh, 32202 Del ObiSP.O St. Memorial Slated/or SC Couple Memorial services will be held Sunday in San Clemente for at· torney Donald D. Slark and his wife . Jacqueline, a sculptor. who died Oct. 8 near Bologna. Italy, as the result of a tra/fic acci- dent. The San Clemente couple. who had eight children between them. were on vacation in Italy whe n their automobile was c rus hed by an out-of.control semi·lruck. The couple had been collecting ma rble for Mrs . Stark 's sculptures. wh1eh she sold at the Laguna Beach Festival of Arts the past three seasons. The family dtd not receive word or the fataJ collis1on unlit I last weex. Stark, 60, specialized in -~ adjudication of water rrghts and had offices in Irvine. An attorney since UM8, he represented the City of Los Angeles in its 75-year-old water rightsdisputeinOwensValley .. He was also a contributor to the California Water Atlas, publish ed last year by the s tate's Department of Water Resources. The couple lived at 4013 Calle Louisa, in San Clemente . Mr. Stark is survived by sons Andrew. of Honolulu : Grady; Santa Cruz; David. Boston; and Michael. of Los Angeles. He also is survived by his sister. Mn. Betty Shayler. of Redlands. Mrs. Stark, 52. is survived by daughters Katherine Dudley Christian, of Seattle: and Anne Dudley, of Eureka, and sons Mark Dudley, Barstow; and Jim Dudley. of San Clemente. She also is survived by her mother, Mrs. Helen Parke. of Laguna Niguel, and brother John Parke, of Tustin, and a g randson, Trevor Christian, ol Seattle. Services will be held in the C yprus Shores Community Par.k. near their home. f LA YA WA y ShOp now while selecuons e1re plent1lut U~e our Laya w;iy Plan. ''Much or th~ c~n~r?y_e!.~~ over , , , • . ·ttes111,.,...,,,.. -1~,llf{A,4t:c, -:.i ;.~~(l, ~·11~~ Diamond surprises in n1any sizes. r~ ... ~JJ~~r ~I ~11·~ ... ~~Ji~cll\t • .,~~!.:Jia~L wh1U:..'-'lr _veUow gold in 'fht:> '>ILL' th,11 suit!> vou best. rfiJm\ind ... tud., from ~200. Diamond pL·ndants from $150. 13m11/1/11/ 1cu1t•lri1 •llY•· "/ fov1· 11011 " direct result of neither side hav- ing ·any real understanding of the other's problems." Caravalho said in his report. 5 to Debate On TV Tonight, By 'Ille ANocl•&ed Preu U .S. Sen. Alan C ranston, Re publican challenger Paul Gann and three other candidates for the U.S. Senate are to debate on public television tonight -In competition with the World Series. The 8 p. m. debate is to be broadcast live by public television stations ln Los Angeles <Channel 28), San Fran- cisco, San Dlego, Fresno and Eureka. The one-hour debate is lo be ai~ed later tonight or on Wednead•y by stations In Sacramento, Saa M•teo, San Jose, and Orange County. Several public radio station•· al10 plan live conn1e. the League ol Women Voters, which 11 •PoUOrina the •ffair, Hid Mond•Y· KOCE·TV Chunel ~. w1U1howltat 10:30tonlght. ' FiM Jew•lers Si~ 1917 Fuhion Island, Newport CenlH, Newporl Beach, 1141644·1380 W"tmlnJt.r f l..lguna HUia I Mluton Vltjo I North Oran9• I TIM City Loi Ctniio. • 9N'a M•ll• Also CYY•ter ~ An11fwt I $.In OWgo I Lu VfSAA Uw -ol 5lt\llO' • ...,. ......... , ..... pla,.."' A-all '-I""•· VISA, MAMH Clwp. Mtlfl~ Fin~ /t'Wtlm G1111d VOL. 73, NO. 29S, 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21 , 1980 "our lloincafo\\-n Dally Ne•·111tpapc_•r TWENTY-FIVE CENTS HB VETOES EASING MASSAGE LA w-s BJROBBRThRKt:R Ot-.Oelft"-• ..... Kunt!nlton Bea('h Ctt)' t:oune1I memben 1ave the Impression lloaday lllaht they aren't 1n ter.et.d ln liberah1in1 the <'It) ·s muaqepador re1ulallon1 Tbey refuaed to act on a pro poeed new ordinance until they find out bow other cities keep a lid on the parlors. Ten muaaae parlors presenll>· operate in the city and others want to move in. accordinR to PohC't•l'h1er F.i1rh· Hob1tu1 ll~ Hob1ta1lle u1d thut tf the standards ar e rcluxt'J th!! ('1ty would tw on Its way to bt•ro111111~ '"lht' massu~t> parlor 1· uptt &I of Or""~" Count\. 1f not the· 't .iu· llt' has ~urnl•d on t11:1,1lo-nl u1· <'as1ons that pros111ut1t111 c·ao .1t compan~ mds:.agt' varlor 111· t1vit1es Proposed t hangei. 1n the· law 1n <'lude £xtend1ng c loi.ant t1mt:s from ll!m1dnightto2 a .m . Servmg ru, 8-ounce glass of wine per<'ustomer. Heducing the time for the vuhce department to investigate b&l·kgrounds of applicants from 60 to JO days. Allowing apprentices to work JS masseuses while attending training school. The city attorney's office draft· ed the new ordinance after pre· v1ous r egulati on s were challenged in federal court by a coalition of parlor operators. A requirement that masseuses receive 200 hours of training in at least six months was struck down early this year In federal court. Le1al advt.er Bill Sage said the ma11aae parlor operators agreed to ,. 1P a demand for legal ft!i!s fr .• the city in exchange for the new ordinance. ·'This <the new ordinance) makes me mad as hell." Coun cilman Don MacAllisler said Monday night. "We seem to bely· ing down for less than $100,000 in legal costs. I think we should goto court and fight ... Mayor Ruth B&iley and Coun· cilman John Thomas also indicat· ed they were unwilling lo go ahead with the new ordinance. "My concern is that other cities have effective ordinances, so why don 't we pUltE'rn, our regulal 1orls afterthe1rs." Mrs Ba1lcysa1d I don 'l want our t tl) to tw m11rP lt- nient than othl•rs. ·· The council 1s s<·hcdult:d to re tonsiderthc art 11>n , i°' :1 Five massugt· pr.tlor :-tht· Town and Country S1;a. till·\ 1"'111\! Sauna the four Wint!' ..,,,;, !tw Spa of llawa11 anti lhP I I 1111trn~ t1111 Sands Sauna hrolli.:hl -;111l c .. 1rh this year, churning th•· 1•\lsl.1:1 ordinance would d ri \'(• t hl·rn 11111 ••I business. Couris l By Pier Toxic Fumes Attacked Report Cites Dangers of ~untington Dl1n1p Rejected The Regional Coastal Com· mi11ioo bu blocked Huntington Beach's attempt to install basketball courts on the sand near the municipal pier. The city bad proposed placing a concl"f!te slab for four half· court basketball courts just touth ol the pier and southwest of Maxwell's restaurant. But the commission said Mon· day the one-fifth acre slab would be a technical violation of the Coastal Act because it would take away sandy area. The commission staff report stated that the "water oriented recreational activities" of the beach would be reduced by the courts. "The proposed uae. although recreational, is not suited for a beach which i.a u heavily used u Huntington Beach," the rec· ommendationfordenial stated. Tbe city did not contest the commiak>n'a unanimous denial. Ku Bowman, deputy director of tbe Community Services l>eputmmt. aald one reuon the caurw ... prapclHd tor that area •• 10 curtail P'rbbee· ~tbere. Im .. Plllll. errat F1l.tz11• Ila•• llllm1ed autllde dlnen at Maswel1'1 and drawn com· plalDta from the manqement. ''There wu 10me mention of the Frilbee-playtnc when it was firat propoeed but the idea was to provide recreation similar to the courta at Laguna Beach," Bowman said. · However, he said, the com· munity services department acreea with the reasoning behind the commi11ion 's denial. The commission staff said de· velopment of above ground atnlcturea on the beach should be limited to lifeguard lowers and items such as fire rings, volleyball nets, bike trails. bike support facilities and access ways for the handicapped. The city beach has an asphalt bike trail and volleyball nets. Halloween Parade Planned Saturday H B Resi~nts Flee Ruptured Gas Line Several Huntington Beach for television lines al about homes were evacuated Monday 11 :30 a.m. did not lift his cul· after a cable television inslalla· ting wheel high enough to avoid tion crew at'cidentally ruptured the marked gas pipe. a natural gas line within a res Edwards said Monday's inci· identiallract. dent was one of the first acci· Firefighters stood watch as dents the installers have had Southern California Gas Com· while placing cable television pany workmen repaired a four conduits in Huntington Beach, inch hole in the line beneath F 0 u n t a i n V a 11 e Y and An environmental impact re· port on the dangers and methods of excavating an abandoned chemical dump in Huntington Beach has been completed and is availabletotbepublic. The report calls for constant on· site monitoring of the toxic fumes released during excava- tion, an emergency evacuation plan involving more than 5.000 nearby r esidents. and an emergency plan to immediately cover up the dump if toxic fumes bt'cometoostrong. Huntington Man Crushed By Oil Rig A80-year-oldHuntington Beach man was cnuibed to death Mon· day aftemoon when part of an oil ri' be wu repairinc slipped, trap- . Pini him within tbe apparatua. · Joe Melvin Anderson was ~the cbelt area by tbe mae met wu proaounced dead attbeacene, policeaaid. Tiiie.., t 1• ocnl"r'6d • abou& 2 :40 p.m: wbea two men were workiq on a abut-down oil pump- ing unit at 19112 Holly Ave. Huntington Beach police Sgt. Luia Ochoa said Anderson was standing on scaffolding, taking meaaurementa. when part of the oil rig gave way and trapped him against a beam. Paramedics and fire fighters extracated the victim with the aid of a neighbor's tractor. Paramedics were unable to re · vive Anderson, however. The second man working on the oil rig was not injured. Murder Probe Nordina Drive in west central Westminster. Fred Herrlein, district dis· Uses Ps hi Huntington Beach. trl bution supervisor for YC C Though the noisy leak spread Southern California Gas Com· the pungent natural gas odor pany's Garden Grove area, ATLANTA CAP) -As city of. through the neighborhood for which includes Huntington ficials imposed a curfew and about an hour, the fuel did not Beach, said his firm will fl.le a federal authorities promised ignite. No inJuries or home claim against the cable com· more help, Atlanta police in· damage were reported pany to recover costs incurred veatigating the deaths or 10 The city of Fowitain Valley in repairing the gas leak. black children turned today to a will conduct a free Halloween David Edwards, ge neral He said the gas company New Jersey psychic who says coetume parade and "monster manager of Dickinson Pacific <'o uld not immediately de· shekoowathenameoftheldller. muh" Saturday for children 12 Cablesystems, said a machine termine the amount of fuel lost At the same time, scores of )'ears old and younger. The operator digging a trench in the leak. police and firefighters continued Copies of the 243·page report are on file at the city clerk's of· fice, 2000 Main St .. and at the Hun · . tington Beach Central Library. 7111 Talbert Ave .. a cit y spokesman said, The report, released today. was conducted by a private env1ron- mentaJ firm hfred by Mola De\' ment Corp .. which wants to build condominiums on the four acre dump site and the eight and a half acres surrounding it. The city Planning Commission will rule on the condomiruum project in De<'ember. The rePort states that exrava tion would tak1c· f•>ttr mouth~ An eme r ~e n 1·:. c ~ Jt'u<•I "' would be rondurtN1 b~ •·mpl11:, 1 .. of the city's 1-'trt'. l'olic ,. ;uHJ • 1 •. Ddense dt partrnc:nl s 1<e:-.1rl1•n1 living within 2/11)0 fn•\ of lh•· • h· wou Id l>t• 1no ' t'tl I n 111 r lt1o schools. 11 tl1\I< f11m1•' '''' 11•1• dangt•roill>. t h1• f'"J>4•rl 'l.11t· The d ump 1~ li11.1t•·u 7uu J,' 1 southeast •>f !hi' Holi;.1 't Street ancl \\. Jrr.t'r \ H 11111 terscrt1on lnthcl~0:-.1t was u~1·1!l ,r<11 ' f tnc•rv was te•' 111 llw 1'>1.11· I' be<'ame a <·aunty d1111111 fl,, .• called Oour hPr La11df1 ll festivities will be held from 1 to a door-to-door canvass of four ' p.m. in the city's Recreation N p neighborhoods, looking for any •Pw1 ... _10 Center, 18400 Brookbunt St. ewport orn information that might bring ACCUSED MURDERESS CANDACE MONTGOMERY Activities will include a cos-them closer to solving the case. Charged With 8'aylng Woman With an Ax tume contest, dance competi· So me SO offic ers and tion, a pumpkin carving contest firefighten turned out Monday, (participanta muat bring their Sh Bl ~ . .-..-1 thefiratdayofthecanvass.Clty ~ C'1~~ Pli own pumpkins) and Halloween nn 1r ~:filliL "~"' .. JI. QJfWAll .. J>~~V,~Mffc._th~ "' 7ljlttfW"" _. .. .. ~i¢ • .<t-.. 1'/,...../C)f~~·, ~ 11.-t..---· ... ~,,?~~· -.. :::.\v......-~ . -.. ~v~ ;l'ttibftfllfyllfmuy. aa"!M pu6lic ~... ..:::;u ' safety personnel will be uaed to "el Coast Intruders who strewed pop. the shop at 2930 W. Coast knock on every door in the city. corn in their path as they Highway. munched and browsed made off Manager Jack K. Tupler told with nearly $900 in exotic erotic police everything was secure merchandise Monday in a when the night clerk locked up burglary at Newport Beach's and apparently the few workers new Talk of the Town sexy book on Mariner's Mlle in predawn store. hours neither saw nor heard Plants Targeted Made in~ Slaying Weather lncrea1in1ly dense coastal foe tonight and WedD'eaday mornln1 . Otberwlae fair tbrou1b Wednelday. Lowa tonJcht 55 at .the beaches, eo in· land. Hllba Wednaday • and 80. INSIDETOD.4~ Tlwtr llacb 10 tM ...U, the K....., Qtw ~ "'"* PPifladelpMo /or Ille li.r01 fUN of Uw World' · s.N1. S.. .nn, Poe-Bl. . . .... Police said today that entry anytbing. was gained by hurling a 50. An inventory Monday momiq pound slab of broken concrete s howed the stolen items in· from a nearby street repair proj· eluded 19 vibration devlc• and eel through the glass front of five so-called girlie maguinea. AU t'oti_,, ...... LOS ANGELES <AP) -The city's Board of Public Works bu tarceted 13 industrial firms as beinC ln "au .. tantial violation" of hazardous waste disposal regulations and ordered them to show why their permita should not ...be revoked. McKINNEY. Texas (AP> - Thirty .year·o ld Ca ndace Montgomery, c harged with m~rder in the bloody slaying of a Wylie housewi(e, was acting in aelf-defenae when she hit the wife ol her former lover 15 times with a three·foot poleax. a de- f enae atto~y says. Key to Abbreviations Posted Orange County Registrar of Voten Al Olson said printed abeeta will be poeted in all vot· tns bootbt Nov. 4 in an attempt to eraae any confualon that may ocC"ur ewer-abbreviated t>Olltlcal party dellpatlOM contatned on ballot.a. oa-conceded that aome ol · tbe ablnYll&ioal, Dartlcularb Ub .• fflt Ublrtarian Jtarty, could create some queationa in voten' mlada. One Ubertarlan Party can· dldate'a repre1entatlvea have · threat...s to ao to court to force reprintlnl of the ballotl. "It will be called a key to ab-tdential nomi nee Elizabeth breviltlom, or aometbin1 like Cervantes Barron. He said the Ulat," OllOll aald. fuJI name ol· the party couldn't Ke aakt bla plan hu been en· fit alon11ide the candidate's doraed by repre1entatlve1 of .name. So the party's name wu Secr«ary ol State March Fons abbreviated to PlcF. Su. Other imtancea of lone namea Ollcm Nici tbe 1paet problem ualn1 up ballot apace alao oc· • tllt MUo&I ll'OH becauae ~ c-.rred, and thut, all parties' OIMD said b1I aftlce ln&endl to have lip printed that wU1 be pl1eed tn all votinl bootba. '.11fe alpa will lilt the abbtHllitkn and wbll tbeJ NDd for. the I~ ol the name of Pele.'9 names wen abbreviated, h.: -ad Friledom Party tlu..pna. -Hid. "We have quite ii s tory to tell." Don Crowder told J'rospec- tive jurQ.rJ Monday Some of the 162 people wept as be told them they would have "to see it the way ·anrl> Montgomery saw it.·· Betty Gore's body was found in the blood-spattered ut1lit~ room of her home th<' afternoon of June 13. Police Sllid thv killer washed off blood in a nearby shower after the slaying. Mrs Montgomery. described by friends as a devoted mother. surrendered to Mc Kinney police two weelul after the slayin~. District Attorney Tom O'Con. nell declined comment on the surnriae defense argument "l don't think he was an- tlcipa\1ng it," Crowder s aid. "I t'Onaidered not saying a word about it. but the worst thing we could have done is let them Ith~ jurors) think we were hldlng something from them." He said Mrs. Montgome ry. who sang In a church choir with (!let AX, ~a1e..AZ) = flZ QNLY f !LO ( H/F !• ...... Ot!QIW 21 ,. ~--JVST BREAKING----..... U... .,..,,., frorra toda1t'• IUOfld aftd llGllMCll ""'' ~lopnyala 200 Airlines Pilots Picket White Rouse WASHINGTO N IAP 1 Abuu\ 200 a1rhne pll<>U demoo1tnt td ou~ t~ WhU f' lloua• today to pt'Oleat what th~y wtm..ci deftclen<'I~ In the n•llon'a au ulety •y•tem At U\t' heart of th~ pNKdt I• t~ ttovt>rnment '1 rt'C't:nt urt1fk at1on of ltH: nt w Mr Donnell Oou1tla. OC u Su~r WI JetUntr with two pilot.a 1n.tt-ad of three Th• 33,000 mernber Air l.in• Pllou A.uol-1auon, "'h1C"h •poruored tod11y's demonalnllotl. Hid lhrtt palota •re nt't"dt'd in the Super 80 Nwk p1t tu a11111.1re a ufe opent\oo Plac...O.. rarn~ b> tht' p1rk.eu called fc>• l'rn1d~n1 1 •11n to hre ~homt Hund, the adm1ru1trttor ot th .. f'".-d~rlll l\v111 tloo AdmlnJ,.rat1on. who C'erUf1f'd the Suptlr 80 (:arter Foreign Policy Hit ~ HEkKIN. Ill 1Al'1 tlonald Keaiian aN'Uied l'r e1>1dt:OI Carter today or "neaoti•Uni in lhe press" for relcut: or 1 h~ Amertc.n 00.taan 1n Iran. and blamed Carter'll fore11&n l)Ohry for the "hwml1ttt1on and dJaarac:e" of their Iona t·apt1v1ty ( Relatt!d story. Pa1ie A4 l Ralal,na lht' hoetaae \asue for the second tune '" 24 hOuns. the HeS>Ublican pre1ident1al randidate told reporters he h~d ideaa ror ialninl release of the ~ hoetaaea. but doesn 'l discuss them publicly. .. Mavbe that's been one of the problem a." Rea1<an sit id before he left U>uiav\lle. Ky., for a campal1n appearance in this Southern l1Uno1s community "He's <Carter) done all his neaotialine In the press. and that's not quiet diplomacy ·Reagan Said 'Embarrassing' " MIAMI CAP) -President Cart.er said today that Ronald Rea&an probably is a better speechmaker than he is, but said a preaident "can't rely on three-by.five cards and you can't read a TelePrompter." "ln a time or crisis, when every word and every thought count. it's a different propoeition." Cart.er declared in a que11- Uon·and·anawer session with lhe public. (Related story. A4 >. Embarking on a two-day campaign swing through the South, Carter mentioned> statements Reagan has made in recent weeks that the president said proved embarrassing to his GOP rivaJ. .American Held in Bombings MANILA. Philippines <AP) -President Ferdinand E. Marcoe today accuaed an American held in detention here of responsibility for the bombing campaign he said was designed to overthrow or kill hjm. Marcos, 63, told reporters he personally interrogated Victor Lovely Jr .. a Philippine-born American arres ted last month in connection with the bombinis. and concluded Lovely had direct· ed "a conspiracy ... to destabilize the government through ter- rorilm." The order followed a bomb attack Sunday on the seaside convention center housing 5.000 delegates to the American Society of Travel Agent.5 SOth anniversary congress. Eighteen people were inj ured by the blast. It was the fifth such attack in the capital since August. Of/icia"ls Say Spy May Be on Coast LOS ANGELES CAP> -Coo· victed spy Christopher Boyce, whom reporta tiave placed as far away uSouthAfrica. Mexico and iAlaaka since he escaped from federal priaon in Lompoc lut January, may actually never have left Southern Callfomti autborttles say. lav.U1ators from throughout the country are here as part or a strike force that baa the use of aircraft and do&a to help track 9oyee, Thoma• Kupferer, thf U.S . rnarahal's enforcement chief, 1aid Monday. Boyce, 2'J, wu convicted in 1977 or aellina highly claaaified ln· formaticm from the TRW Co. of Redonck)Beacb to Soviet aaents in Mexico City. He wu serving a 40-yearsentence when he escaped from federal pri.son. lnvestiaators said they pllm to trace rout.et from the prison to the FV Meeting Reset home of Boyce's parents in Ranch06 Paloe Verdes for clues and they have hired a psychiatrist who, over the put month. has studied the 1-inch Boyce file and has concluded he's in Southern California. ·'The beat information we have to date with all of the in· veatigatlve data we 've de veloped, is that the possibility of him being here is a very good Polllibility," said Kupferer. "J meantbis is an area of what, some eight million people? It's not too hard to get lost here." Authorities discount s pecuJa. lion the CIA helped Boyce escape. sayin11 Instead it may have been the Soviet KGB, or a link with or· ganized crime. They think he may be hiding in the desert where he hunted with falcon as a teen·aaer. They sus pect. too, that he has had cosmetic surgery and has irown a beard since hlseacape. The strike force is asking peo- . pie to call 626·CLUE if they have The Fountain Valley City information. Council meeting normally held Authorities say Boyce once of· on the third Tueadcy of the fered another inmate, believed month hu been rescheduled to tied toorganized crime. $15,000lo Tow Finn Rejection Appealed A controver11al towln11 rom p•ny owner ap~1Ued his dt>nlaJ of • busln~11j license to the Hunt in&ton •~•ch l'1ty (;oun<'ll Mon cl MY llli!hl ('hu1·k. James. ownt1r of the Ace 'l'owan& Co. ut 78e2 Edinger Ave .. w atl dt:nll-d a business permit t!arl_1er thl11 ye11r by Pohl't.4 Chief K1trle Hobit1ullv f''our wltnt:SSt.'!> test1 f1 e d •.:a1nt1tJames Monday nlglll In a re1)0rt to the off1c1aJs, llob1tu11le s u1d the testimony would lfhOw that the company 11-ltigally towed vehicles. put hens on towt:d or stored vehicles and fraudulently c·hiarged cwstomers for serVltes which either were not performed or were uoneceS11ary. II owcvt!r, Attorney George <'om roe denied that James did anything wrong and that James was upheld when previous allega· tioos went to the small claims court Comr<>e declared al was U{> to the C'Ourt.s lo decide any possible wrongdoings, and not the city council. .. Nothing has bee.n proven ," Com roe declared. Comroe also claimed that a new towlngordjnance adopted last Ju· ly wu directed at James and would allow Robitaille to put the company out of business at his discretion. One witness claimed Monday night that cars were towed away in leas than five minutes after parking at the El Don Liquor Store in downtown Huntington Beach. John Whiteriver also claimed that his trailer was towed away from aprivatecardealer's lotand that he had to pay nearly $300 to recover it. He said hedldn 't take his case to the small claims coui;t, however The City Council he ard the testimony in order to make find ings of fact which will be used to e i th er reject ur s up po rt Hobitaille 's denial or a license at a future date. The towing ordinance allows the police chiefto deny a Ji cense to ope r ators who are deemed unfit or judged by the chief as having bad moral character The city has been enJoined from enforcing the ordinance until a SuperiorCourt h~aring Nov 14. James has filed a s ui t against the city, contending he has been made a victim of selective law en· forcement. J~mes !'as oper ated his towing bu1nneM 1.n Huntington Beach for lSyears. 1 70c Chieken A Hot Item ARINGTON. Mass. <AP) The bargain of enjoying a hot meal at Depression-era prices is j us t a memor y once again as the cost of a chicken dinner al Teel's Cabin returned to $6.95. ·'I couldn't look at a n o th e r piece o f c hrr ken," restaurant manager David Bell sighed Monday after selling more than 3,000 chicken dinners for 70 cents apiece m celebra- tion of the restaurant ·s SOth anniversary. Seventy C'ents was the cost of a chicken dinner an t935, the first year for which owners could find a priced menu. said Bonnie 1;atl1van, the restaurant's assistant manager Toe ~"tubbing 'Tuesday, Oct. 28. The council helphjmescape. $3 463 · wm convene in closed·door ex-ms espionage coderendant and Tab . ecutlve seulon at 8 p.m. on that fellow Lompoc inmate, Andrew • ' day and will be&in Its reeular Dalton Lee, wu moved to a max-.. CHIC~_!;Q . (AP ~ ,'J.he. c~ """"""me•aw.aa.a.~m. _ _....__ ·--.. iauua.ao::::-'...____~~~'Oiltbt~·?rt.l;1!aMf~a~:~ ,h ~ shortly after Boyce 's escape but $3,463 settlement for a former 0,.ANGI COAIT ,.,~ baa been moved back to Lompoc assistant Cook County state's at- DAILY PILOT .. _ .. _ 1t1-.1dlnt •ltd~'""" '':.'*::.~ ... -=-OO.....•. i.-l> ... tlaM -' ... U llOI ... = t:::r. ...... ~:.~--.. """"-· ~o .. ,..,,_ °"'"9 ._ _ .. ,., .... c .... !' ..... , c...-·--.... , .. _ , ... ~ ...... ",.,..., ·~. C11u.,...Mwe.._....,. "'-"""' o. ..... C-•~11 ... ... , .. t=:r..i= .. ~~r.-ir~ r••t••11~~";T,_ e..C'r~.· .. ,,..,;:r,:. ':t <_,...,._ .. ''"' ....... ~· .. '"'• -. • '"'"' 1-..i -·~!IOI .. -· ":..e":.' .. ·J.~f.; -'"·· ' wi~hin the last month, authorities t orney who s tubbed h is toe said. rushing to answer a telephone. Grain Loaded NEW ORLEANS IAP) - Lon11horemen In the New Orleana area, actlna under court orders, have resumed loadln11 1raln on four car10 ahlpa bound for the Soviet Union. The Illinois Industrial Com· mission had recommended the award lor James Heinze!, 31, a prosecutor from August 1976 un · tll two months ago. Helnzel rited suit with the commission after his boas , Stat e 's Attorne y Bernard Carey, refwied to setUe a claim for the June 1979 acci - dent. * • • Bunny Eyes Bundle On Bungled Bunion NEW YORK <AP) -Nora BarrJ, rr, baa fUed 1ult here Htkln• tl mlWOD ln dama1• trom doetora wbo •ll•1•dly' bole.bed turpr'J Oil I buft. lae • her left foot tut April . Ml11 Barry Hid pain keepe ber from wearl.q hl1h heell or workln& on her feet, ao ahe had to 1tv• up her tsOO·•·WHk job wall1n8 tablH at the Pl1yboy club In Manh•t· tan. Tb• 1\llt Hid •ht now work• u a tllO·a·wHk 1reeter et tM club'• front door. • , That Jolly Elf Def iniiely Male MACCLESl"l ELD. En&Jand CAP) -Father Chrtatmu la a mun and cannot be played by a woman, Britain's Equal Op- portunities Commiaalon hu ruled. So John Shelton can ad· vertlse for a male Santa at the department •tore he manaae.. Shelton said Monday he asked the comml11ion's advice when someone pointed out that lf he advertlaed for a Father Christmas, he might have to advertise for a Mother Christmas also. Except in special cues, the Sex Discrimination Act bars employers from advertising for a man or a woman. Instead they advertise ror a "person." But Shelton said an official of the Equal Opportunities Com· mission said the act Is beinll waived for him because being male is a ··genuine occupation qua Uric aUon ·'for San tu. ~ lrafll 1t' a1•11l•9 Iran Nixes Talks On U.S. Hostages BEJRUT, Lebanon !AP ) Ruhollah Khomeini, to brief Iran will not open negot iations him on his trip to New York , on the 52 American hostages where Rajai presented Iran's "even to gel spare military case against Iraq before the parts." Iranian Prime Minister U.N. SecurityCounc1l. lranand Mohammad Ali Rajai was quot-Iraq are engaged in a five. ed aa saying today. week-old border war. The lranaian news agency ·'There was no q uestion of Pars said Rajai met with Iran's discussion with th e United spiritual lead e r . Ayatollah States," Pars quoted 'HaJai as * * * sa~UlLafter his meetilu! with ~Fiome1~- • ·~ Tehran radio quoted him as Iraq Gaim saying. "negotiations will not be considered even though they . • I the United States 1 might for In Fighting example offer to provide us with spare parts." F 0 .1 C. On Monday, President Carter or l ity s111d he ~ouJd r esume trade with Iran 1f the hostages were freed. That could mean more parts for the U.S.·equipped Ira· nian military BEIRUT . Lebanon <AP> Iraq said its tanks hammered the main gates of the Iranian 01J rerining city or Abadan today and that Iraqi sold1t!rS killed 38 lranaarui in house-to.house fight- ing in the neighboring port or Khorrarnshahr. Iran s aid its hard-pressed gar · rison in Abadan repulsed repeal- ed enemy attacks at the city's m ain ent r a n c e at the Bahmanshir Raver bridge and r laimed Iranian troops recap- tured two distri ct s al the northern edge of the waterfront. killing 1501raqi troops. According to an official com- munique issued by the Iranian news agency Pars. residential areas of Abadan alon1 lhe Shatt al·Arab etttuary, "came under intense Iraqi mortar fire" late Monday and early today. Iran said its troops were "still continuing their epic resistance,'' but admitted the defende rs needed reinforcements. Baghdad radio said the com mander of Iraq's forces at the southern end of the 300·mile in- vasion front told the Iraqi News Agency his forces were "tighten· ing their control over the ap· proaches to Abadan. while our artillery and air force continue to pound enemy positions and destroy armor and vehicles. The state or the en*tly in Abadan is extremely bad, and our forces are tightening the noose." The sector commander also reported his troops in Khor· r amshahr, 10 mllea northwest of Abadan. "continued operations to purge al·Muhammarah lthe Iraqi name ror the city) and to rompletely eradicate pockets of resistance," the broadcast s aid. There was no way to check the validity of the conflicting claims since Western reporters were barred from the battlefronts. Iraq's foreign minister, Saa· doun Hammadi, today warned that U.S. arms s hipmenlS lo I ran would be interpreted in Baghdad as direct U.S. involve· ment in the war. "The hostage issue should not serve as an opportunity for the United States to become in- volved in the war through sup· plying Iran with arms ," the Kuwaiti newspaper al·Qabas quoted him as saying. Mean whale, Iran's Parlia- ment met in open session today and later held a closed door meeting. There was no indica- tion t he hostages were dis cuased, Tehran radio H id . The hoata&es apent lheir 3S3rd day in captivity today. The broadcast, monitored in London. said the 228-member Parliament discu~sed the Iran· Iraq war. The Parlia ment was scheduled to reconvene Wed· nesday. Carter is offering Iran billions of dollars· worth of in- centives for the releue of the Americ an hostages. an issue the Iranian parliament re - portedly is moving closer to re · solving. Swap Meet Slated At Golden West A fund-raising swap meet will be held from 9 a.m . to 3 p.m. Saturday in the weal parking lot of Golden West CoUege in Hunt· 1ngton Beach. Proceeds will benefit various Golden West stu· dent 1u·oups. Reservations for selling space may be made through the Com· munity Services omce. 893-6250. Peter's Landing Shelved; The Realonal Coastal Com· minion decided Monday to postpone le1al action a1a1n1t tbe alle1edly overbuilt Peter's Landini commercial develop. ment ln HunUn1ton Harbour un· tll' commiaaionera hc?ar a pro· posal to eliminate a planned hotel at the site. Lut September. the state At· torney General's office advised the commiaslon that Peter's Landini had exc eeded its coastal commisaion permit and was overbuHl by 27,000 square feet. To a~old legal difficulties with the commission, James A Thomas. counsel for Peter's Landing, Monday proposed re- moving a 40,000·square-foot hotel from plans already ap- proved by the commission. Parking spaces would be put in place of the proposed hotel. he said. Commission Chairwoman Huth Galanter said a public hearing on Thomas· proposal would be announced at a future date. · Peter 's Landing. localed at Pacific Coast Highway and An· derson Street, is built to 107,000 square feet, but its coastal com· mission permits allow for only 80,000 square feel. the attorney general's report states. Deputy Attorney Gene ral Steven ti. Kaufmann has told the commission that possible legal action against the develop· m e nt includes r e voking its permits, whi ch would halt further development, seeking in· junctive relief from the courts, which could issue daily fines, seeking civil penalties and suing for damages. Peter's Landing includes three r estaurants a c ommercial marina for 200 boats, a savings and loan and a 40,000-square·foot commercial building. The commission's decision was announced following a one and a half hour closed door ex· eculive session in Huntington Beach Monday. f' ro• Page rt I AX •.. the victim. will testify in her behaU. Crowder also told the jurors that Mrs. Mon'tgomery had an a.ffair with the victim's husband. ·'She has sinned.'' he said, ·'but she is not on trial here for tbat. '' "On Friday, June 13, Candace Montaomery killed Betty Gore," Crowder told tbe 1tunned panel. ·'She did eo witb an ax. She dld so in self-defeMe. ''The homicide was justified.'' Crowder said it had been "hell " li vjng for sever al months with the knowledge that he would use the self-defense argu- ment. State District Judge Tom Ryan slapped a gag order on at· torneys for both sides after Mrs. Montgomery was charged. Nine women and three men were selected to hear the case, which opened today. Crowder told the jurors that "some or the things you will hear in lhi1I case are bizarre, and I don't have all the answers to them . . . but wouldn 't you be surprised if l did?" New Trial Seen LOS ANGELES CAP) -A new trial date will be set Nov. 12 for City Councilman Art Snyder, whose first trial on a •intle count of misdemeanor drunken driving ended in a hun1 jury, the district attorney's office said. LA YA WA y Shop now while selections are plentiful Use our Layaw<1y Pliln Diamo nd surprises in many sizes. Chuo""' a p.1ir of stud'> or a pt:>ndant in 14 karat white or yl'llow Jl.~leJnJn~ .~iLc t.h;;\J ~,w~~ .v.oi.l QesJ... 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Newport Cenc.r, Newport h1ch, 7H/M4·13llO W ..... n .. er I U JUM Hill• I Ml1tlon Vt.jO I NOl'th Or1n1r I Tht Clly l.Ot c.nttot • ''" Malll Allo CN•ter Lot Anpln I S.n l>i.So I w Vep1 U..-ol llevt&'o C'OflwtftNftl ti!Mp ,UM ot A.....W111 l•,,..., \lltA, .._ Owp. ,.,_,, Flnt /rwlm C11U' -- Busiiaess Tuesday, October 21. 1980 DAILY PILOT -~ Mill Town Shuns Bitterness Hi~toric Labor Union Contract Accepted Quietly • had a raise tn two years. even though workers at Stevens ' non Tr8.8h Burnt~tl To Heat Buildin+c Ru H HANK I " I' I I ti( k heed Corp IS r111d1ni.: II ('<Ill save hundreds of thous..ind:-. uf dollars a year by burn10~ its di!; cards s ut·h as boxes. w a!>lc paper and floor sw<'epin~ to heat its buildml(s /\ s pokesrnun said the aerospace firm a lrcadv has installed a system at its M1~ s ile and Space Division 10 ~un nyvale that wiU burn 20 t on~ of t•ombustible waste every day and produce 300 million HT!J., of energy. lt ll\'''"~ II "'II>:-. 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MIWPOllT llACH MAIUMa ADOalSS QUICK CASH lJSually 1n 7 10 10 Working D;iy-. MOOR LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS '--fw _., f'WlH>" wr~ Ofl ,_ f"'OfNrlv HUMTIMGTOH HACH P•'f1f -. t •Mtt•r•o, I 6400 l"ec:lfk coott HlcJ'lway S.lte llt . t264' 714/l •U -55'7 -21J;S'1·l557 HIWll'ORT HACH HO ..._..,,_.. C...tw Dri•• /jJIO -tZHO -714/l4~1tU s1,000 to '200,000 CALL TODAY! l)_vx_.,,_,rv_N_A __ E"_._c_~_A_A.L_L __ )~ A11111lable for 110 to one V"'ar loncier lenns a11a1lable w1ll:l mlerest only pavrnenls Offices and all1hates also 1n San Bernardino. R111ers1de Palm Spnngs. San Diego. Pasadena. San Francisco Oceaoside. Century City Rack Jobben, yes. Racquetball Courts, no. \ \L·\•l I 1l...1n1 111' .1d-. .md 1,..,1 ang.., t h.11 btt"t 1wc..,,., llC.l' tu 1 .ill t .11 h tlw1 ,ind pttl 1 lwrn tn .1 -.q 1.rr .1li 1•1111!-I lw I"" ,\rwt·!, ... 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RlYtnldf' Couty 817.75 total mo. roi l no deposit on credi1 approval ou .... <.1 < ov .. n R 4 DH > 1111 PHO""f \f R\I< f 1'1;( 401 S SANTA FE SANTA ANA union plants h<tvc ~ottc•n two," :-.aid Hush "The workers here nc.·t'd that money to buy the ncrcss1l1es. like shoes for their children and food .. • HuJ>h . who has headed unw n organizing h ere for five year s, 1·allcd Sunday's vote the "luggcst victory ever" for him Paul Barrell, a public· reh1t1ons oHirer at Stevens. declined to com ml'nt on the contnit•t. Uut he questioned town offic ials · views th at the labor fi ght d;1ma~1::d Hoanoke Hapids ' image "I HAVE NE\'Elt ~t-:•;N Hoanoke Hapids as a town beset by labor proble m s." Barrett said. "It 's a very pleasant town and I h ave neve r Ob!.crved any pro blems with the people." Immediately a fter the Roanoke Rapids ratification. workers at Stevens plants in High Point N.C .• Allendale. S.C .• and Montgomery, Ala., unanimous ly aecepte<l the same pact. The <·om · pany and U11ion h ad a~reed that the Hoanoke Rapids contra<.·t would be a m odel for the other three plunts . Since the organizing dr1vc. began in Ro anoke Hapids in 1~3. Stevens has been round guilty 22 limes or unfair labor practices by the National Labor He lations Boa rd. Violations included finng workers for union activ1hes and other m eans of intimidation. In exchange for the <'Ontract. the union agreed to call orr a four year national consumer boycott of Stevens products and t e rminate a n ant1·Stevcns pubhcity <'ampaign. The company re servl'd its right t11 l'Onlc~t organizing efforts in other pl<tnts. IJut 1s bound bv the <.'ontract to use strit·tlv legal means Stevens e mploys ~1bout 34.000 workers at 81 plants. including l:!.UOO 1n 2fi North ('arol1n:.i plants Oil Use Decreases NEW YOH K I AP) 011 consumption in the U nited States dropped to an avcrag<• Of 16.9 million barrels a day in the third (Juarter of 1!180. down 6.5 per<.'ent from the s ame period a year ago. The American Petrole um Institute also said oil use in the firs t r11ne months of 1980 was 8 percent below levels of a year ago. 1 • S. 1Tude oil inventories ros" to a record 394.3 million barrt:ls , up 20 1 percent from a year ago. T he AP! s aid 'S. otl imports avcraAed 6.3 million barrels a day 10 September, down 21 2 percent from last year 's September figure LANE KIRKLAND AFL-CIO Preeldent Approval Sought For Pipelin~ ROSTON IAP> A natural A:lS 111Pt'l1n <.> s trt'tl'h1ng from Can a da ti) New \'ork and New England C'Ould he lp reduce the high c·ost llf home hPating for energy pc>or res idents of t he N o rlh••.1 s t . Massachusetts cn<·rgy'offlc1als say. T he: p1pchnc. whkh requires a pproval from s la te. fede ral and Can.id1t1n a gen c ies, would as- sun' ga~ "upµlJcs and could help 1:ik1• tlw pl<1N' uf imported oil a (uc·l thl· n ·gwn now depends on for muc•h of its e nergy said I.arr} 1 ·arpman. un a ide to state ~n rr g ) Sr r rct a r y J ose ph F1Ltpatm·k ( h · • · r TI .... 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