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Spi-uee Goose af •• End of Its ',lmirraetf .,. ..........
Anth6fly
Appeal T r y
Rejectecl
By FREDERICKSCllOl-::tftmr.
Otti. D••I• "''°' St•ll The start of a preliminary hear
ing into campaign fu nrt
laundering a llegations agaiust
1 Orange County f'irs t IJis tnl'l
Supervisor Philip Anthony ha"
been clear ed by th e St a t,,
Supreme Co urt in a 4 to 3 d1•cis111n
Tht-court's ruling not to ht·•11 a11
appeal filed by Anth'ln}' ·~ .11
torneys came in the fina l tl:n "'
tbe..inc·umbent supervisor·-.!': 111
paign for a second terfll in nffrrr
The election is Tuesday
"It's a minor di sapµ'lintvwnl.
Anthony said today "Th1' 1 t•• :I ,
vote, however, indicates Ille eu111 I
shares some of the cunccrn'> 111 .. 1
we have about the "a~ 11,, ...
charges were brought · ·
Prosecutor Richard lfatl1•1 ·1
It took the ~tter part of two days, but Howard Hughes' famous Spruce
Goose finally reposes on land at Long Beach Harbor after being lifted
by a giant crane to its new resting place. It had floated in its harbor
state deputy attorney gem·• ·•L
said a date for the start of th" vr,.
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Aeeused 'Killer Aloia DAILY PILOT
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBE R 31, 1980
~nte.rs Insanity Plea
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Art Ballooning
Richard Beenen, a n Orange County artist. s hows what a
weather balloon and a little juvenile imagination can pro·
duce at the Newport Harbor Art Museum. Find out more
about this un\que event on Page Cl of today's Weekender.·
Girl's Mutilation
Blamed on 'Devil'
WICJDTA FALLS. Texas CAP>
-A woman accused of cutting
ber daughter's heart out with a
butcher Jmjfe believed the child
was the devil and he r h~art
"was full of grass," a
peycboloeilt has testified.
Patricia Ann Frazie r is
cbar1ed with murder in the Feb.
22 mutilation death of her 4·
year-old daughter, Kunji. The
25 -year -old woman
acknowledled killing the girl,
. but pleaded Innocent by reason •ot tnaanlty.
••1 believed that she was the
O..•ge Rejected
DBTROI1' (AP> ~ A federal
Juqe in Oltrolt hu rejected the · U.C C-. Bureau'• content.Aon
&bat it cmmat meet bl• Ol"Mr to IMU'fll _.. n~ to ~ u u ~ amon1 bl.elm ........ "Tb.e report ..
ol -.•m -'nd"'•• -..-.•:....;.:"~.s. OIMrict Judie
OUlllDN ~ -'l'llun·
devil and the heart was full of
grass." she said <furing an ex·
amination after the slaying,
psychologist Ma rvin Leon
Morris told a state district court
jury Thursday.
It was the t hird day o f
testimony in the case. Lawyers
said it ·could go the jury today.
Morris, testifying as a defense
witness, quoted her as telling
him. "I thought <the ) plant .had
grown on her heart· and the only
way to save everybody, )DYSelf
mainly, was to cut her heart
out."
. T"e child's body was found ly-
lng on a .car seat with her heart,
wrapped In a blood-soaked rag,
lyin1 next to her. .
Morris said Mrs. Frazier told
him that the chUd urced her to
commit suicide.
Tbe-.omurtold him of a 1976
Incident In California when
"KUDJI looked up in the cloeet at
my boyfriend's IUD and touched
ber flnler to ber temple and
looll..tame. •• ..,.. meant Ille wanted IMT
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Jetliner
Said on
Standby
By The Associated Press
Iran'• 1overnmenl radio said
today a "Jmt method" for releaa-
ing tbe 52 American bosta1es had
been worked out, and a Swedish
jetliner re,..,-tedly was put on
standby for a flight to Tehran. But
U.S. officials again cautioned
against undue optimis m over a
po.ssibleend tothe 'hostage crisis.
One State ~partment official
In Washington tailed reports or an
President Ca,-ter, as ked in
Columbia, S.C., whether the cap·
live Amen cans would be released
soon. replied: "I hope so. I can't
predict anything. I don 't have any
information leading to a time schedule ..
The surprise broadcast by
Tehran radio ga8 no detail of the
reported meth<>dfor resolving the
crisis. nor did it attr ibute the
statement lo any Iranian offi cial.
But it appeared to be a reference
to still-secret conditions for the
Am ericans' release proposed by a
special com mission of the Iranian Parliament.
The broadcast seemed to be an
attempt by some in power to help
pave the way for the eventual re·
lease of the hostages, and to
pressure a ha rd-line faction
within the Iranian Parliament
that has blocked efforts to end the
crisis.
The radio statement said Iran
had already been "victorious"
o~er the United .states in the
hostage confrontation. and said
release of the Americans would
be neither "unjust" nor "cow-
ar~l y."
I r an 's revolutionary leader
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini has
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Rain Falls
In North
By The A.Noclated Pre11
Rain was forecast today .
as a ·cold front of( the
P1tclfic northwest coast en-
tered the state, brin,ing
cloudy sides and showers
alon1 the northwest coast
and over the Sierr• Nevada. · •
The clouds will spread--
southward Into Uae central
Calllol'Dla valleys with .I.
chanteof rain tompt.
•It willbecoolerovermost
of Northern Callfftaia
tbroqb S..turday and 1ale
warala,1 have been
forecut or lnOlt of the
nortbWllC!OUl.
. -
'Die Fdres •I Balloeceeta ,,
Sandy Culp paints goofy expressions on
pumpkins to be displayed over the
wee kend at Six Flags Over Georgia amuse-
ment park in Atlanta. Over 100 of \ lw
pump~ were prepared.
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Stabbing Suspect
Pleads Insanity
By DAVID KUTZMANN
OI 1M Delly ,.. ... l!Mt
Huntington Harbour surgeon
Louis AJaia, charged with stab-
bing bis ex-wife and her ere·
sumed lover to death last Jtine,
entered a plea of not guilty by
reason of insanity Thursday.
Defense attomey Ed George
Jr. said the new plea representa
no drastic change in courtroom
straten since he has always
believed the orthopedic physi·
cian was temporarily insane
when he attacked Margy Lou
Alaia. 37, and Long Beach at-
torney Marvin Tincher, 50, In
the woman's posh. Huntin,ion
Harbour home on the night of
June 13.
"The purpose (of the plea> ls
to set all iaaues before the
court," Georse aald.
The defenae previously bad in·
dicated It would rely beavil)' on
medical testimony to show that
Alaia, 50, wu uain1 medication
wblcb produced aide effects such
u tenalcil and ..,.....1veneu.
TIM added plea ineau. lbere
would be a MpU'Me bearina for
tlae "defendant lf be la found pilt~oftbec~1ea1alu~blm.
Alai~ is charged with two
counts of murder and also faces
special death penalty allega-
tions. lb trial is S'theduled to
begin Nov. 10 in Orange County
Superior court. .
The defendant has been aJ-
lowed to remain free on $250,000
bail until last week, when a state
appeals court upheld a ball
revocation order issued by a
Superior Court 1udge and or-
dered him jailed.
George said his client's Im-
prisonment at Orange County
... Jail has ma~e Pr!Paration of his
case more difficult but he
doesn't expect to seek any de· •
lays when proceedings get under
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Prieon Stabbings
FOLSOM (A P> -The
California State Pnaon has been
locked do.a after two atabblftla,
prison offlci•J• old. The
lockdowa 11nanday was expect.'
eel to lalt tbfoulb the weekead,
with acdviU. curbed and la·
•·mat.I .... two mr• 8 day. I
Altltrak De~ail t·•I
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An Amtrak train r:1ri \ 111• • 11
passengers derailed j u~t 0111· ,
~~ri~gfiel~ on Thursd;i~ nrrt>t
tnJurmg sax J>eQple.
"'eathc•r
Fa!r Saturday f'X1·1·11t
for early morning le)\\
clouds. Cooling trend \•itlt
lows tonight of 48 ;ilong
the coast to 58 inland
Highs Saturday most Iv 111 70s. .
INSIDE TODA\'
The nut big "boom" m
Orange County may well tw
in the field of, culture 1'urn /11 Page CI for a report on llw
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Carter, R~&gan
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a, Ta. i\.-et~ Prea•
Ronald Rt•1•n ~volllf'd Shakeapeart lo cntkii Jimmy Cartt!r
and the p,_ident &UIUJeAted aendlftl the forftler lll'lOr en lolly wood as
lht two ca.ndid•tcl'll c1mpal11Kld tunou.sly toward th dtonouement of
the lllll>t"l«lion
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HOSTAGES
11ven Che Parliament
responsibility for decidinl t.be
fate of the hostages, who today
spent their 36.1rd day in captivity.
• But aft.er three days of bitter ck·
bate behind closed doors, the
• hard-liners Thursday boycotted ·
a n open seAsion of Parliament ·
that was to have considered the
commission's recommended con-
ditions for the hostages· release.
The session was postponed until
Sunday because the boycott of 66
of the 228 deputies le ft the Parlia·
ment 17 members short of a
quorum.
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pa1an of-tus ch1er f()rei1n policy adviser a mad u controversy, an for
Cartp r. the dl1cl011ure of• Juatice Department report criticizing him
The hard·liners. who said,they
did not want any action Qll....1M---·"""
ho&~~nt1t-aftl!fllle U.S.
presidentiaJ elections and did not
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Burg e11 er
Says Li(e
'hireatened
SAN Dtfo;<iO !A P/ Rep.
I 'lair nuri::<>nt•r', n Ca 1( • who is
r1111n ing for n • l'l(•cr ion against
Ku Klu x Klan l'l·ad rr Tom
let1g1·r. has rl'\'t'l\'<'d threats
a~ain~r his lif\', police said to
cl'\r
Rohl'I I flurgn •en, ass istant
chier of JMlhn'. s md tht• four
l»rm 1·1111)ln•11:.m:1n "has re
I •'i\'£'d ,1 C'OU pl11 or annn\·mou. ...
ll1r1>ati; through ht~ ~1stc·r ..
··w e ha\'t' mml•tl to incrcalle
t\Ur '>llrveill:H1('(• or hts <l<'tl\'llle.
at h1o; IP(J11c·st. Burgreen said
1n1hehandlingortheBllly<.:arter 1..abyaaffair /
• · Th~ campaign rhe tor1r had Re~'an continwng to hammer at
~ art er s economtl' polac1el> .. a trag11· comedy of errors,·' ~dubbed
lht<m whale the prciudcnt ag•11 n harped on the Republican's state-
nwnis Jboutt·alltng out the troo :.
-1.et"s""nHrJcl.l 5\J?(' fhut-wea',,_o_n,..,.t..-a-ve to find out when he' 11 l·all for
ust' uf Amenl'an m1htur) forc·c:. next year by sending him back to llully~uod, t'ahfornia, where Ame n can military forces won 't listen
to his voice, 'Tarter said al 11rally 1n New York ·s garment district
-ll~C-AN" BRljtJGRT UP SllAUSPEARE'S "The Comedy of.
Errors'" in Texarkana on the ;Texas· Arkansas border, while saying or
the president, "He t:a ve us ra ve proarams. and yet our economic mess
has only worsened fle's punished us long enough He has not
earned the loyalt) ofthost• who supported him "
Independent C'and1date John Anderson was making a last
desperate bid tu get Carter to debate him, meanwhilt>, calling on the
president to make good on the statement that he would consider other·
dl'lrn te challenges after his fac~·to-fac.:e meeting with Reagan.
ANDERSON'S LAWVER, MITCHELi. llogovin. sent a telegram 1
to Carter C'ampaign manager Robert Strauss reminding the president
of his pledge. While there was no immediate answer, it was highly un-
likely Carter would de bate Anderson in the last crus h of the cam-
paign.
Today, both major party candidates were again racing from
political rally to politcal rally, Carter trying to keep an uneasy hold on
his native South. a nd'Reagan trying to tie up large a nd as yet un·
dc•rided industrial states in the Northeast and Midwest. Andl'rson
was campaigning in New England and New York.
Six Arrested Froifl Pagr . I I
'U11ir'>tl;1~ nt~h!
Kl :insman ~1 1'l7.A cr the /n Pl·ran1id
Liernot'r:.1t1c nominer. ts accom •
ANTR-ONY. •
1nrn1NI hy his bc)(h guards and 1linary hearing has not been
h'ls ht•t•n g1\'l'll plain clothes P, arty Raid established,. He said it IS likely ~ nolit·t• J1r<1tecl 11111 111 public ap-.that all parties involved in the
11.e a r an c es 1 11 I h c 4 3rd LOS ANGELES <AP) Act-.case wiU return before Orange Cnngress1onal Uistnd C t S · C t J d . ing on numerous t~ps, Los oun Y uper,aor our u ge , In addition, Metz"1!r1 wears a • Cla deOw i t h d t ,., Angeles """lice raid-d a· West u ens ose sue a a e. l}11llet proof vest. fie claimed n .,., " Had 'd -t Id be Los Angeles of~ce building and en sa1 I wou very un-~lem pt nn his lire was planned arrested six peo· pie for -,1Jegedly likely that any·court appe arance ~fore a man was arrested re-'" would occur in a.t an f th organizing a pyramid p~,_y. vv ce o e oently for carrying a concealed ., • e lect1'on Detectives from th • Bunco · w. ~apon . No shots have been A nth on " a n d form e r fi red' at either <'andidate. Forgery Division . c-aa:rying a -a" ·1-h D' d . h
R searchou warrant, mo", ed i'nto s uperV\50r a. P ie rte , are
,1 eed J3oatwriJ!hl. a Burgener ·• ed f · -t I
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Frisbee For•
C'yndr 1.!~rth, 27 , ?~ Santa Barb.ara, shows· why she's the
women s world f n sbee champion. Cyndi won \he title in
August hefore u crowd of 35,000 at Pasadena's Ros~ Bowl. f
Firemen Keep Tabs
~ Owl Fire Area
Two e n gine l'Ompanies ri::-
mained a s a precaution today on t~e charr~rimetcr of the Owl
fire. a blaze that burned almost
15.000 acres of g rassy hillsides
above Yorba Linda
d ay momingand drew as many as
750 firefighters to its lines. burned
a total of 14.873 acres.
One home was lost an old
· the building _o n c:-. e pulved a accus Q conspiring o concea t;;• m pa1gn aide. refused to con-., •h f "--t S60 ooo h t r Boulevard whe re m ore, than 100 '" e source 0 a uuu · t a Tht• fire wac; controlled .by irm that de<1th threats had heen f 1 d · t 1976 1·t· 1 .• men and women had g;,ithered at was unne e m 0 po 1 ica Thursday_ but ,a spokesman for
wooden ranch house on the south
s ide of the Riverside f'reeway
Mike McKee, public information
officer ror the rire department.
said the house wa~ oc·cup1ed but
he doesn't know who h ved the re .
1uaue on the GOP incumbent but · · J d . A th · ~-;...i 7:30 p.m . Thursday, said pol1'ce campaigns me u m g n ony s the Oran~e County f'ire Depart .-... . ·-ha-~ certain pre-ful r . c aution c; .. fi e would not Cmclr. WiWaaBootb. success race or superv1sor_ ment said the last two engine
t.>laboratt' Three women and a man were Aat.hon:r c-onnicrt41ntly has de· companies were on duty "just in
M booked for investigatiQn of pro-niedthecharges againsthim. casea hotspotnares up .. McKeesaidabout24cattle were . et1gc1 -.a1cl he• routinely re He h t h t ed e1'ther killed b di b ed b m o t i ng a n e ndles s cha1·n as no . owever.ener a Thefire,wh1chbe"'an onTues · o r a Y urn Y t'f>I \es l1rc•a ts hut know'\ nothan u f I I d t th t · "' the blaze and that th -ed b ,., sche m e . a nd two men were orma pea ue o e ex ens1ve . e tnJur ~1411~~~~ ; 11 Y th real::. a gains l booked for investigation of car legal WTangling that has occurred animals are being rounded up
.. rying concealed weapo ns . he between the pr~secution and Lhe SJ · a nd killed out of mt'rc~
said. defense. The charges originally . ayer Gets T he Owl fire got llS namt' Cart~r Aide OU l Booth said participants re-were filed Tr)OT'e than three years because the fire originated near a
want lo help President Carter -
Knowledgeable sources in
Tehran expressed some doubt to·
day that the Parliament wouJd
djsc~s the hostage issue as
scheduJedSunday ·
Khomeini presuma hly could
end the parliam entar)I impasse
by IJlSlructing all .deputies to at-
te nCl the session.
Jn Stockholtn. Swederr, ufficials of~ airline Scanatl' sa id a 199·
seat rx;.a airliner was on st~dby
at tile city's airport, possibly for a
.Cl'i1tht lQa Tehran on t wo' hours'
notice. t6 talce out the hbst'ages
St:anair is a !}Ubsidiary of SAS,
· Scan.dinaViart Airl.ine Syste m.
Scanait Managing Director
George Olsson said a jet had been
on st..ahdby s tnce the beginning of
this week for a flight to Tehran
and back ·'to som e whe re in
Germany " U S contingency
plans are· believed to call for a
stopove r in West Germany by the
re leased hostages
"A b:Jer in Londop contacted
us last 'day about lhe standby
night, a5 usual in such cases
we kno'f nothing at this stage
about ..yho the client·is." Olssoi •
lold Thf Associated Press. · .,.
In Washington. State Depart-
m ent esman John H Tratt)
ner id the reports or the
airpl ne a r rangements were .
"ru orstousso rar."
The Parliament commission is
expected to set out four conditions
lis tee by Khomeini last month:
return or the late s hah.'s we atth, a
pled~e or •non-interfe rence in
Ira n 's affairs . with<'!rawal ot
laws uits against li:an, and release
of S8 billion in Iranian assets
froze.n in US. hanks. Th~ com -
m 1ssM11 c9uJd also aQd cor~.t.fons.
Som e d'eputies are reported de -
manding the United States also
pull out of t.he Persian· Gulf area· ·
and s upply Iran with .:;ome $250
m illion in military spafe parts to
make up for losses in the 40-da.)'-
old war with neigJiboring Iraq .
TehTan r adio tooay said f>resi·
dent Abolbassan Bani-Sadr would
hold a news conference Saturday.
but s h o rtl y a fterwa rd a
spokesman said the conference
was canceled be.cause the presi-
~~~~~tadb~~~~ ;>~t of town on
di ago · " qua rry owned by the Owl Cement
COLUMB I A, s.c <AP) ~~~~ y paid S650 to enter the The original indictment issued Death"P. enalty Company Man R d
White House aide Frank Moore The illegai pyramid schemes ilt'. 1977 by the co1tnty grand jury Investigator s for the <..:a hforrua ·.~SCUe ha~ ~n removed from t•am-were wades r ead Lhrou hout w s su~equentlJ ~uashed .due to . ,. ~ .• , • . .Depa~me_ntof Forestry _wer~stJll ....... ., ·
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pa1gn appearances ror President Southern Cal~Cornia earlie~ this e ors m presentation of evidence th FR E:S~~ I.A P J A Jury here • investigating today the hkeLihood In Boa" 1.. Ft' ~
Ca rte r i n the wake u ( a year buC-Ciim· . h db pr se km , . at ~oo ess than an h<?ur>ii.tO·. that the fire ~as started bl an . _ . • , J'e .. "\ . ne.wspape~ intervie w in whicfi he Authorities e~~:~!te/t~~:"~::f! A nth<? y, ~iedrich, f.ormer ' -~~~~Jt~'\an in . the ~~Pe.:, _ ~rsoni..st. !' • · ~· '. • , ~'.l~b ,~;"··~·~~~~)ttl·!.i~~~;;; M.J,;;;~~~-:~~;M.~~.st . ·.-;-;;..~"'~~~~h~-:::~ ... ~V~j-~r@~
!he r nlon . ~:r;>11; m c'3mrof" .!:~lfl<?Tt\1 a fof o_r g a ni zi°hg -political inancier. G:,: Co= • to death : . ; • ' " 18Dle8e -f ·WiDs h1a t>ammg ~l'="oo::ilr-s::-:a:"!ij"f'6(')~iln(1"1£0d~-::-ay==---
.,y ran;ud schemes.this Y~ .Subseque fl,Y were named in a OonaJd Griffin, 31, showed no llave Sur~ery . af~ afir..ebrokeo~t whilehe'{¥as •
Fro• P-111 legations ~denticaltothose raised ·seeking h s d eath was read. DAY;I'ON , .i>hio (AP J U"k to another, officials -re·
-.r--. bythegrandJ-urv_ s · Siamese twins Valerie and ported. -.. ...
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criminal plaint contairiing al-emotion T~ursda.,y as the.verdict e transfernng gasoline .fr.om one
• ., upenor.... urt Judge Leonard -Id The attorney general's offi ce M . N Natalie Wac kJer were in critical .. Randolph Comf1~ . 33, was
decided last December to seek a ye rs set s nt~ncmg ov · 26· condition today after the first of treated by paramedics for ~hock
second indictment amid fears Griffin 's attorney, deputy three operations aimed a t after he was pulled fro.m his off·
that .. it wouJd face a statute of p u b li c de'fend e r Robert separatingtllem.doctorssaid,_ s hor e craft.. the So!mgen. atdtr
• • ' ''~ kill myself That 's when I de
r ul ed she "asn 't m y baby .. ~orris q1111lPd thP woman ~s SRy ing
."Spirits" told her what lo do
w11 h ht>r daughter "by touching
. m) bo<f\ all over. ' sh(' reported-
ly told Mo rrrs "My muscles
w'?u_hJ tw1lch. At times. the
i:p1 r1ts were telling me the baby
wasn t [Cally mine. that s he was
,... _ I ht! d€'v1I. -.., ' '
, ··I w~s afrair1 she would grow
up toJl,111 peop le with her eyes -
de<>t rn~ the worltT. ·· M9rris said ~ rc; Fra7.1t'r told hi m
, He alsc> told the jury Mrs.
l· raz1er sa id her daughter's
'eyes changed llll the lime.
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"l loved he r sometimes, '
Morris quoted her as saying_
limitations problem if the Ra inwater . had argued his client Doctors ~he Children's about 6:30 a _m ., said Harbor
criminal comp l aint we re should receive a ltfe sentence in· Medical C~ 'in Daytc:M. sajd PatrolofficerAllanBowles. -•
pursued. Prosecu~ors were suc-ste ad· or the ·death penalty He Thursday's inutt operation Th.e Coast G.uard cu.tter Pomt
cessful in s eeking a new indict· noted Griffin didn't start formal was a success .• The 4 "11-month-Judith. s tatione d IO Santa
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Edward Sea1a 1it1 hu1 from mother, Erna, minutes before bit -Labor Party
scored an overwhelmin1 vic-
tory in Jamaica •1 election to
o•ut. Soclalht Prime i
Mlnt1ter Mlebael Manley" Viol~ marred Tluuwcla1'1 vot~· with at leul three
peop reported~.
A
ment schooling until he was 9, had ah old twins are joined at the base Barbara, towed the burned bull of
Defense attorneys have con-IQ wen below normal and was of the •pine. The twin's were list-the er~ to .shore aftel' the fire
d d ... ft h d 'edri h under financial pressures when ed as c ·l· I be f th was extinawshed. Damage w"'c ten e u .. t~t onyan D1 c. n ica cause o o er t' ted"tss 500 off1'c1'a lss.,;d,.... have essentially been placed m. he murdered KeUy, Wilson_ medical problems. es 1ma a · · ou •
double jeopardy through the
second indictment. And they have
c laimed' th« infounalion ttra1 •
would point toward their in·
nocence was not presented to the
jury last year. ,-
. Charges against Dr. Kott were ..._dismissed~. Conrad pleaded guilty
' In· the ca e and ·has agreed to .
te•try ag inst the-remaining de·
fend ants~
I',...; Pap A I
ALAIA ...
way Nov. 10 in Judge Byron
McMillan's courtroom.
Alaia is accused of killing his
former wife and Tincher after
going to the woman's home lo
pin~ his·~ young children
for ·). weekertf visit. An af'lli·
rpent bf~tfll , the prosecution
!'ontends, and Alaia stabbed his
ex-wile in the abdomen and then
attacked Tincher in another
room, inflicting u~to lOwounds.
Truck Crash
Killa ·sheep
...
WARNER SPRINGS <AP>
More than 300 pr•1nant ewes
have dlect in the crash of a
double-trailer truck haullng.
them to the sheep market in Lee
An1ea..
An OMominC car forced tum
off California 79, ·trucker
Sclward J:aelin of El Cent~ tald.
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We show more than thirty manufacturer's
carpet ·lines w~th approximately 3000
samples. We ·carry about 100 rolls of carpet
at special prices. In our remnant room are
hundreds of remnants from tiny to room size.
•
Every American manufactµrer o f vinyl is
represented in our vinyl display: Armstrong.
Congoleum. Gaf. Mannington. Bi-scayne and
Amtico, Rolls · and remnatlts in stock at
special prices.
Our drapery department includes custom
fraperies. •'Levelors." .Woven Wood Blinds.
C!Jstom Bedspreads. and special treatments
for unusual windows. We r:iot only have a
specialist in this department. blJt our own
excellent installer as wel~.
Wood floors are represented by several ,
manufacturers such as Bruce. Harris and
Sykes. Patterns include Plank and Parquet
designs. •
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Security
Kept at
Fire Site
Two engine companies re-
mained as a precaution today on
the charred perimeter of the Owl
fire, a blaze that burned almost
15,000 acres of grassy hillsides
above Yorba Linda.
The fire was controlled by
Thursday, but a spokesman for
the Orange County Fire Depart-
ment said the last two engine
companies were on duty "just in
caseahotspotflares\Jp. "~ ·
The fire. which began on Tues
day morning and drew as many as
7SO firefighters to its Jines, burned
a totatort4,873acres.
One home was lost an old
wooden ranch house on the south
side of the Riverside Freeway.
Mike McKee, public information
officer ror the fire department,
said the house was occupied but
he doesn 'l know who Lived there.
Mc Kee said about24 cattle were
either killed or badly burned by
the blaze, and that the injured
animals are being rounded up
and killed out of mercy.
The Owl fire got its name
because the fire originated near a
~ l l I T I U N
O RAN G l COUNTY. CALIFORNIA ' FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1980 C TWENT'(-FIVE CENTS ------.. ..
ge~ ue
Jetliner Se¥ Charges
..
Said on
Slandby . . .
Byl'hf'Assoclal~ Press
Jury ln"1icts
Sen.-.,Robbins
I ran 's govemmrnt radio said
today a · just method" fo r relcas·
ing the 52 Ameritan hostages had
t>eer\ worked out , and a Swed ash J_e~(in<!r reportedly was put on
sta~pby for a flig h( to Tehran. But
l i..S. offi<·1als again l'autjoned
agarnst undue optimis m over a
possi blc end to the hostage crisis
<»ne State Depa~ mPnt official
irt Washington <:ailed r<:1><>rtsof an
SACRAM·ENTO (AP! State
Sen Alan ftObbins surrendered
today to the sheriff's office after
a Sacrnmertto County grand jury
' 1nd1cted tum on sex and mari-
juana charges.
Robbin s . a Van Nu ys
Democrat. postel'I a $20,000 bond
anH was released from -custody ·
according to Chief Deputy Larry :
Stamm.
LATE s·HAH'S SON. Stamm said the charges were
NAMES SELF KING -A4 unlawful sexual mlercourse With
... a m inor. attempted unJawruJ in-
'lm m inent breakthrough "nun-tercourse with a minor , oral
sense .. copulation with a minor, and
Prcs111ent C<trter. a5kf"d 1n \. possession of marijuana
Columbia. S C . whether the cap -: The first lhrt:i! are felonies
live Amenca ns would be released The marijuana charge as a mts
soon, replied · ''I hopeso.'I can't demeanor .
predict anything. I don 't have any D 1s t r i c t Attorney Herb
information leading to a time Jackson confirmed t h.at the
schedule... grand0jury me't 5112 hqurs Thurs·
The s urprise broadcast by day night, but refused to discuss
Tehran radio gave no detail of the details of the meeting~
reportedmethodforresolvingthe Robbins was not available for
crisis, nor did it attribute Ure comment.
s•atement to any Iranian official. • An 18-year -old Sacr a mento
AP Wlf ~O
FACES SEX CHARGES
St.le Senator Robbfn•
1
~:~o;ned by the Owl ~ement 1
lnvat.11aton for the California
Department of Forestry were still
ilaveati1atlnc today the likelihood
that tbe fire was started by an
Art Balleeal11g
Richard Beenen. an Orange County artist. show.c; what a
weather balloon and .a little juvenile imaginc1t1on can pro
duce at the Newport Harbor Art Museum. Find out more
about this unique event on Page Cl of today's Weekender.
But it appeared to be a rererence woman, Lori Terwilliger . a<'·
to st11J-secret conditions for the cused Robbins of seducing her
Americans' release proposed by a two years ago al his capital
After other meeung:. H11bl)ln~
took her tu has-:it>a r'lm ent. where
they had sex, shf' s111d • special commiasia,i of the Iranian ;:tpa rtment. Two .. other young
Parliament. women ·have alleged that Rab-··1 had never been to berJ w1fh
The broadcast seemed to be an liins sexually harassed them. a man and I was too scartd· to
attempt by &0me in' power to help The 37-year-0ld state senator say anything, but he never even
pave the way for the eventoal re-has denied the allegat*ons. asked," she said m a co/nplatnt arsonist. · lease of the hostages . ·and to to the 5ena1e RulPc, Co~· m1llee Pra.ssure " h"rct 11·ne .racti'on A -,poke;;man fo:-Senate Presa
Unidentified
" .. "' , d Pro T J M Its D "He JU."1 wtmt lo 1l l\fte warn~ I Wllhl"n the Irani· ·~n Parliament e nt em ames I • . " s D. ·d f 1 f e I t a l'o n e , s r a r e d ;; n !I _ thathasblocked effortstoendth·e an 1ego, sa1 no orma . . ~nate action against Robbins ~shamed... · · 8 .. . .
~~U8pect Held
After Crash
cn s1s. • ...._ I ed hil h h • The radio statement s~id Iran ~as P ann w e t e c arges Jackson began h1~ i,nves .
had already been "victorious" were P.t!Ddinl·
0
, ~ lion Sept. 20 after news a<'COUlllS R agan Presl•denl over the United States In the Sexual intercourse between an or the complrun1 were pubJ~hed. e ' hostage confrontation. and said adult and a female under 1.8 who E 1. 17 Id S · . :· f!1e~:rthO:r t~~,·':s~~::: ~~'!~ are not married is a felony that Bar~~::r gi:I fil;;;;a;-~ompl°a~~
. · ... to three years in pri~on.. t1ins made advances to ht·r in thl• E h , Ba bs • ardly.~· . carries a potential penalty of up with the comm1tt~e sa ying 'Rob-
C ta M I. h ldin xc ange M Iran's· Hvolutionary leader Se os esa po ice. are o g _ ~~ A t 11 h Ruh 11 b Kho .. h Ms. Terwilliger said she met nate clfam9er Robbins dcniL·d
an unidentified man in jail today .' · ya 0 a h ? Pa 1 _me11U as Robbins when she interviewed it and the ~pmmittee later said ii , • who allegedly srished a stolen 4(' .. g 1 v en t e a r 1 a m en t · · · • , . round no wrongdoing car into a mofel unit after re· By~Assodat.ed PreH responsibility for deciding the ~1~ for a hi~ sch~I pro_Ject. He
portedly· running over the facili-, . , ~ RonalcJ, Reagan-evoked Shakespeare to ~riticize Jimmy Ca~er • . •t~ of tl_le hostages._, who ~ay ID'(~led her .. mto bJ~ ~ffi_c!!. she ·Another woman . wl~<· l.!-~t'<l to
ty manager's ~;-'te~•...-$~~;;~~~~r.g~:t;t1~e'Jdt.~w.k~~~~:~~~.-~~:;cot ~1~~~~ ~~ c:rl:Wk·~'~.~~-~~-~~~~~s~~ .•• U~~~~~:.~~~~~!·M~~~ffr~"~ ~-lirt(fJ~,~:~t· t~!'f""'"ciemY-'-""-'lrnr1980election. · · ~ • '~---.,...---·---~ .. bate }?e'hlnd closed doors. the. was. . . • v~stagators that Hobbins made . I altercation at "8:45· a.m. in the But.whatever dra·ma there was in the c'a rtipaign T~ursday ca·m~ . !lard-liners. T~ttrsday bo~cotled s~ saJd Robbins t~k he~ to advanct>s ltl her "'hen she ~ a5
., Costa Mesa ·ln.n parking area at more from possible embarrassments lo the candidates than from a~ open ses:non of P_arhament luac and bought her a dnnk. 16
S205 Harbor Blvd. lhelron-tbe-road rhetoric! .. th~t was t-0 have considered the . • ·
4 , " . rommjssion's.recommended con-
. The motorB~. u~identified · '· FOR REAGAN, THERE WAS THE with.draw:tl fro~ the cam-ditions forthehostages' release. ~ if ff ri · '
..
. ----~c~~. of ~ .Profusion of ~on-paign of his chief foreign policy adviser amid a controvf'rsy and for The session was postponep until . f!I -~G •fl · · !1Jct~g tdebtiflcation m~t~nals, Carter. the disclosure of a Ju;;tice Department report criticizing him Sunday ltecause the boycott of 66 ·•
IS bel.DI held for s.uspicion of in the handling of the Billy Carter Libya affair of the 228 deputies left the Parlia-auto theft· and suspicion of as-· aault with a deadly weapon _ The campaign rhetoric had Reagan ·continumg to hammer 1:1t ment 17 members s;h,.ort _ of a
h · · d ' t d l b't Carter's economic policies "a tragic comedy of errors,·· he dubbed quorum t e mis 1rec e au o mo 1 e. . h d b Th h d I h d th l 'd them -while the president again arpe . on the Repu hcan s state e ar · aners. w o sa1 ey
Po ice 581 · mentsaboutcallingoutthetroops. • ,' did not want any action on the
Officers still sorting facts at " "Let's make sure that we don't have to find out when he II call for hos tages until aftt>r the' U .S
the scene late this morning sa.id use of American military forces next year by sending h1 m back to presidential elections ana oaci nol
the 0 .S. Justice Department had ·Hollywood. California, where Amen can mili-tary forces won 't li sten want to help.President Carter
issued a bold-warrant on anyone tohisvoice."Carte,rsai<;f atarallym~ewYork 'sgarmentdistnct Knowledgeable source~n
found in possession of the al· REAGAN BROUGHT UP SHAKESPEARE'S "The Comedy of Tehran expreslled some doubt to-
le1edly stolen car. day that the Parliament would
<See CAMPAIGN. Page /\2-, discuss the hostage issuet as .
scheduled Sunday.
" Mesan'" Dies of Injuri~ Services Set
~For Accident
.. Victim, 13
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Of, ... .,. .. , ,. .... MMf
• A respirator that had been keeping a
critically injufed Costa Mesa youth alive was
tumedofftoday.
The victim, Ronald Wood Jr., 13, had been
hit by a car Tuesday in a traffic accident almost
Identical to one lhat nearly took his life in 1976.
. Thia time. RpnaJddied.
Coeta Mesa police investigators who1owut
the old 1l'M accident report filed 57 months ago
just ThW'lday after his ,death said today the
paranela Ip the two accidents near homes oc-
cupied by.the Woods are a'wesodle.
TaAGICALL Y, IT APPEAll8 lo have
been the victim's fault both Tuesday and on
.Jan. 30, 1978, when he darted into the path of a
car chiven by a female motorist who couldn't
.. top.
He never saw the vehlcl~11 that hit him
eitbertimf.
TD aUPlaATOR IN Fountain Valley
Coml!lun.lty Hdlpltal'• inten1ive care ·unit was
1wttebed oll Tlna~ay aftemoon after YOudl
.Ronald reliatered zero brain wava, lndicattng
cllnJcal death.
• The Oraqe ~ty Coroner'• Office was
' notified It 3:45 p.m . of tbe traffic fatality and
funeraJ=emenb wereJuatbe!nt made to-
day bJ Wood St .. .nd h1a wit• Aurora. .
. TllSI& ION WAI ~ 1\lllday nuuun1 krall Welt,,.,._ arwt at Wallaee Aveeue tw • ., *1"8 b1 motortat o.r.JdlDe Trapp, ··.,=· ........ wbom polleedhlaotclteffw _,,.__, I
Police Sgt. Mc Bride said it was not 'far
from that location on Jan. 30, 1976. that Ronald
Wood Jr., then 8, dashed out of a driveway' near·
the home the family then occupied at ~92
Hamilton&. .. and was hit.
Motorist Pearl Steward. 48, a Costa Mesa
resident, told police the litUe boy was turned
away from her. running across the street and
neversawh(!rcar before 1t struck him.
SHE TRIED TO STOP but couldn't and the
gravely injured child was rushed to Costa Mesa
Memorial Hospital an cr:itical condition with
head injuries. But he survived.
Traffic Patrolman Robert Crogan said in
the 1976 report on Sgt. McBride's desk today
that the victim was in violation of Section
291SOBollbeCaUfornia MotorVehicteCole.
THE LAW DEALS with a pedestrian's
abruptly leaving a place of safety and darting
into the path of motor vehicles and dange~ the
way the code section Is worded.
But police said today the law does not pro-
vide for laauin1 traffic tickets to little boys and ,all authorities can do la counsel them about the
inherent dangers In runnin1 into the street.
aoN.u.o WOOD la., whose remaim were
taken to Harbor Lawn-Mount OUve Memorial
Park and Mortuary, waa with a friend, Jay
West, 12, when he ran Into the path of the car Tuesday .
Youns Weit told police the vlctl,. 's
parenta were 1trtct about him atnytq from
home ad be believed Ronnie bed turaed to run
back and• ptrml116on to IOplay atblebouae.
Funeral se rvi ces a r e
scheduled Saturday morning for
Ronald Wood Jr., 13, of Costa
Mesa. who died Thursday of in-
juries sustained Tuesday when
struck by a car near his home.
Riles for the Everett Rea Mid·
die School ·seventh grader will
be af 11 a.m. at Harbor Lawn-
Memorial Park Chapel, Coeta
M e.s a , with R ev . Doug
MacKenzie of Harbor Christian ·
Fellowship officiating. lnter-
~ent will follow.
He is survived by his parents,
Ronald Sr.: and Aurora Wood,
#2224 Wallace Ave.; a brother,
' Louls. and sisters Esther and
Brenda, also of tbe same ad·
dress.
Also surviving are his
l{randparents Ed and Helen
Wood and Enrique and H1toUta
Trnino. all ol Texas.
KKK Probed
ATLANTA (AP l -Gov .
Oeor1• Busbee, cittn1 the neecl
to reduce racial tenalom, hu
announced that he hu ordered
the Oeorpa Bureau of lnvesttca·
lion to &oat lnto reporta that Ute
Ku Klux Klan may M operatJ.na
• an illecal, commaadO-a&yle train~camp In OeortJa. \
M8ssa;age . Parlor Up.
For C·ouDeil Actioii
A ·pe,raiil for continued opera -
tion o~ Costa Mesa's Atlantis
Mass .. ge Parlor is scheduled for
City Council consideration agaih Mon~ay night.
Council m'embers continued a
'public hearing on.tbe issue <kt.
6, indicating they still were Wl·
11ure about own~hip and opera·
lion of the' lf'us iness at 2112
Harbor Blvd.
City staff members have noted
that· 5everal arrests for prostih.I·
lion have occurred at the parlor ,
in recedt years. the latest made
ear1y this week.
Also •scheduled for public
heariA'g when the council meets
at 6 30 p.m. at City Hall. 77 Fair
Drive. is the Bl'istol Plaza
group's proposal for construc-
tion of two high-rise office build-
in1s on Bristol 'Street jU.t south
of the San Dieio Freeway.
Dou; Clafti, assistant plan-
nJn1 director. has recommended
that the hearin1 be reset fOT
Nov. 17 when the city's new ap-
peals ordinance will be in efted.
The new ordinance rectucea re-
qui r~ments for fiUn1 apP.,als on
. .
11Ueves Ran&•ck
CA.ta Me&a Home
BuriJan pried open a slidin1
1rlu1 door at Ga~or E. Lee's
eaat Co1ta Mesa home late
• ,Wedqeeday to escape with $5,130
wortb ~ belonllncs. police saJd.
Taken, Lee tOld olfi~n. were
tooh, a televhlon 1et,
microwave oven, tbree rifles.
tbree 1bot1uaa and two re-j
VOlftl'! ..
issues denied by lhl· Pl.mnm.,_
Co111 mfssion.
The -Comm1ss1on denied ·tht
seven--and nine-story buildings
last month, bas1tallv b~r&USf' or
a,nticipnted' height · arld 'traHfr ~
problems. ·
More Coverage
Other Harbor Area covt•r;t>;t'
appears today. on 'Page i\ 10
• O_r:n:a ~oa~• . --~ I . . --~-... • \\eath~r
Fair Saturday except
for early morning low
clouds. Cooling trend with
lows tvnight of 48 alon~
ttie coast to 58 inland
Highs Saturday mostly in·
70s.
INSIDE TODA 9t'
The nut big "bt/Qm · m
Orange Cotmty may well be·
in t~· field of c1dture ·rum tu
Page Cl for a report on Ow
1tate of the art ~ 1n the
county.
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leadens be~an a ,•ril1 n l rnH11"n1 tod•Y with tndept>ndt'nt tr1.Hlt•
un. it leudt'r.. thrt•lilt'ntng ·new strikes M protest what the•.) s t•t•
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Part\ l'hlt'f ~anislaw Kama on Thuisd1ty's v1s1t to M OM'O". n11•t w•th 'J~l·h Wjtlt•su and other leadt"rs of Solidan t>. Poland',
larg.est indep~mdcnt lT!Ade union movement . " f'BI f.Aourr l '•d4»Hr.,r.-d
.: WASlllNGTON (AP 1 Tht> fo'BI r ailed off plaqs to havt.
a gerits hand de li\'t>r a Juslire Depa rtment letter to the l'tt!v
J esse '.lackson mquinni:: about the l'1v.I rights l~ader ·s possiblt-
dealings with Libya a ft c.>r Jcrckson telt•phoncd the White House ,
it was reportl"(J toclay
·· But an FBI s po_kes m a n said 4.he bureau knew nothing of the
ca ll or subseque nt conversat.jons between the Whih• House and a
Justice Departme nt official and S4id an .,.Bl supervisor decided inde~ndc.>nll) not to have age nts make the deli very, Tht'
Washington Post s aid
Jackson, head of Operation PUSH, has been campaigning
for President Carte r 's r e·e le<;tiob arid accompanied Carter
aboa rd Air f'or ce One from St. Lou.is to Columbia. S.C , Thurs-
day night. .
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~.11,.i 11 f,11 ,1 ht."l."imd t c1 m 11111U1re
T lw 1•lcrtwn 1~ T ucSd Jy •
It b ,, m1m1r d1~a111>o111tnu.•pt.'
A11t hm1.> ..,,1111 t11<lu.) Tht· 4 l<1 3
\ Olu 1111\H'\l'I. tndit'..lll'h lit.: l'llUrl
'>hart•:-. sOn&t· •Jf tht." com t•rn::. th.11
\o\t' h.1've about tht• \.\a \ tht>st'
d1.1 q~t·s w1•rc brought •· ·
~P rosc<·ut-or Richard lfadt'n, ;1
'ta t1.· d1•pul} .uttorney g eneral
..... id a dalt• for the sldrl of the pre
l1n a 1 y ht•ann~ ha" nut been
1•i-.t a bll~he1I lf<o ~u1d 1t 1::. li kt•I.>
tha t a.JI p:.irtiE'~ IO \'Olvt-d in tht•
t•ase wi.11 return before Orange
County Supcn cir Court J udge· -
t 'laud<' Owen!> to s1•t :.111·h ci di:lte
II a den said it would ut: very un·
IJkt•ly that .111 v ('111,1rt appcar ancl'
woul<l lll'l'Ur 1n ;1d \a nee or the
<'lt><•t1on
/\ l).l h II 0 ~ , .I II J f 0 I' nl f' I
supervi..,or 1-(alph IJ 11•<1r1 ch. an
acr u~t'<I of consp1 ring to com·1•;t1
the ~oun·1· of <i hout $60.000 lhi:lt
.. wa.; f\ann~l ~·<1 1ntu 1976 polat1ral
l'J m paign., anduding ~n hon'·~
::.UC'<'<'Ssful rat·f" for supt•r or;o:-
/\nth1111v consistent Iv has dt•
nwd t ht-char~t::.t-lfgtun · h1 m
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Jaifhou..•P Bound
/\111 1 <tlxwt 1<1111s t .l l·anne Gaetano. 20. r uddies he r six·
1nont h old so n John P aul , wno becomes a tiny hostage o f ·
his moth1·1 s t•uu~~. o f sorts Saturday. Mother and son
w ill !-J>t:n<I 21 hou rs in Ale xandria , Va., jail together a s
,,ht· •\(·r vl•s scn lem .·c imposed for a rrest while blocking
a h 111i10n "11111<' entrance in Alex.rndri a demonstration last
v -.1r and "'ulJsf•qucnt conviction
Missing
Tot • in
~London?
Ry ST F.VI\ MARBLE-"
Ol lhe D•t1• l'•I .. Sl•lf
,\ :I-year uld Newport Beach
boy, lhf' subject of a n intense
police mimhunl s ince his abduc·
t1on earlier this month, has been
. ,spotted in a r .c.1nclon s u burb, police
said today
Newport Ucach investigators
s aid young Johi1 H1 chard Hyan
and h1 !> father T imothy F ra ncis
R y an v.ho p o lic e asse rt
s n a t c hed the bo y fro m bis .:1 J n<1 pa rc nts Ha y po rt Way
home in !\ewport Bca<·h, w.ere
~ccn late Wednesday ndin~ lll a
<'J r
Hut when Hnl1"h authorities
• "l'rt' noufi1•d and tried to tum up
1hc 'iOU~ht-artcr chill.I a nd his
ra.lhC'r . th<'} l ';!(Tl(• up ~mply-
handed .. Polle-I.' ..,;11d tile·. ;1r· .. n<iv. unsure
where t he tnh!>ln~ pa ir are
l'hl' information. µo lic-l' saict. in·
111a lly wa~ JK1s~t·d .don~ to the
Oo.) 's motlit·1 . .J uli,. /\nn Ryan,
~ \.\ lw has legal l'llS tCJrt y of the
· blond-haarect t•1t and 1~ t par ated
from hey· h11~b;1nd
A form H n<·i1,:J!_IH1 r ..;.f t he
ll ya ns , \o\hll li .pd u~ngl amt until
!>Cverat month~ Jt(n wnt-n t he moth~r and son t·arno M Newport
HC':i ch, t<ild authorttit':, .sh.e was
N·rtain 1t was th1· m issing boy s he·
~JW.
Newport Rec.ch J>olice sa id lo·
d:n th1·y·11 nov. Jlllt the l"as e into
tht.' hands uf the orange.. County
Ois t rtct Attom e) end attempt lo ·
:>erure a child sttaling warrant to
enable Rnt1s h J uthorities to
rn a k'e .. m arrest WILLOW S PR INGS, N.C. (AP> -Five young -people died of
appa rent rarbon-monoxide poisoni)ig today as they waited fo r
help m a wre cked car with the engibe left running, officials sa id
ile h..ts not, howevl'r. entered ,,
for fll a l plea due lo tht· extensive
leg a I wrangling that has t1Cl·urred
bet ween the prose<·11111.m and thl'
defens <' 11w char~e~ orig1nall~
were filed morl' than t11rPe vears
11go
Congressman Tells
Of Threats on life
~1 rs 11 van. who sa1d s he wa5. .;, t<:tk •n~ a nl:lp . whe n her son
\'an1shcd out of his crib. says she The Wake County Sheriff's Department said the car spun
oul or conlm l Of! d rural road , hit ~rl\ffic s ig. n and get stuck in
a dilch Sh~nffs Lt David Walle~aid the tailpipe was covered
with mud. · · -' .
The dead were ide ntified as JaEs Lee Rog~rs. 21. and his
twin brothers. Ronald and Donald.. th 23, a ll of Wagram: and
Peggy Smjth. 17. and he r sister. J ·ette. 16, both of Fuquay
Varma. · · · · ...
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Fro•PfllPAI
T lw on~1nal 1nd1tlm t•nt 1ssuct1 ·
in 1977 hy the l'Ounty i.:ranrt jur:
was subsequently qua:;hed d uet••
t>rrors in presenta tion n f t'\ uknt•e
prosecution
Anthonv. Diedrich . form (·r
A nahe im c it y c oll n t1l m an
William Kott a nct form<'r l'OUnty
politic~d financ·1e r <:<me l 'onratl ·CAMPAIGN INTENSIF1FS. • • .°"s ubsequently were nam Pd in a
criminal roniplaint ront<1 111m~ al-
E r rors" 11\ rcxarkana on the Texas -Arkansas border. while saying of '1cgat 1C>ns 1dent 1 l' a l 10 I hos C' ra_1sf'd
the.president," tie gave us five programs, and yet our: economic m ess by t t)e gra nJjury.
has only worsened. He 's punished us long enough . . He h'lls not The attorney gennal"" off1 rP ea medthe loyaltyofthose who support~im ." . ·decided last Dt>cemher trl .. eek a
Independent candidate J ohn Anderson was makmg a last second ,1nd1<'trqe nt a mul fea rs
desperate, bid lo get Cjrter to debate rum: meanwhile. calling on tht that it Y..O\llll fa('(' ·a Sl ... JlUl(' <If
president to ma ke good.on the state.aent that he would-consider oti.e1 Ii m 11 a tio n :-, prob 1 c m 1 r 1 ht'
deba te c ha. llenge~_!!.er his face,t.o-l'li'ce m eet ing'with Re agan c r 1 m 1 n a I c o m p I a 1 n t wt> r I!
I p urs u<:d Prosecutors wt>rl' l'IU•'
• ~NDJ::R.~N'S LAWVER, MITClfELL Rogovin, sent,!l telegram cessfuJ in ~~ini; a new indict
!--r\N lllt:CO •A P > Hep.
• ·1.i 1r Huq.!l'nt•r , R Calif . who 1s
runnmiz fnr 'n.• <'ltc·tton again~t
Ku h.lu\ l\lun le ad e r Tom
M 1.·tzl.'• r h i.;"-n·1·e1ved thre ats
.ieurn:;t ht!> 11!l" polirc said to·
d.iy
H<ihl•rt lturgrecn . as~1sta n t
r l11cf of pohc<.· sa 1d the four·
lf'rm l'Ungn,•ss n1an has re
\{'1V t'<1 ti ('l)Uplr of dnonvmoU.!--
th1 ._.,lLo; •hrou~h his i-.is1e1 ·
··we h<a W inu\ eri tn increa~e
•11ir survr1 1larrc1• of h1~ artivit.Je!.
.n h•' r•,.111 .. ~i. Huqirt-en s aid
rhu;•;<J~ n1 1!hl ' ~ to f ' arter c:a m pa1gn m a nager Robert Strauss remindilJg t~e ~~ident ment ,
of hjs pl<.-dge. While there was no im mediate ans wer. it was ~ly un 0 fcnst attornt•ys ha vt.' c-on "1., (I ... '"·'" \1 l'l 1 ~t· r. th e
like Iv Carter wo uJd debate Anderson in the last crust) o( the.>cam· tended that /\nthom and L>i~d:rwh P f ir\•, r.;tH' 1 11m 111·1.· 1~ aecom
paign. · . . .J h ave l•sscnti.a lly hcl'n plan~d in II rntl'<' ''' t'tlc: horl.' l!ua rrb· and • Toda~ both #major pa rty candidates were agarn racing fro m ~oubl(' Jcopan~~ throu!{h t ht• ti!'! .... bi.• n ~"·t'n pl..1111, lot ht-s
po.litica l rally topohticalrally.Cartertryingtokeepanuneasy holdon secondindir tmt·nt .\ndth'') have • 11011 •• ,. µ111l1•t·t1em in puhht· ap
his nati ve South. and Reagan tryinglo tie up l~rge and as yet un· •cl.II m ed lh<1t m for m c.tl irin thttt µ l' J 1 ,, n rt.' s 1 n t he 4 ~Ir cl
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decided ind~trial slat.es in the Northeast and Midwest. _Anderson would porn! tow<1 rd t h ~ir .. in ('on~ri·~i1>nal District
was'.(:ampaigning in New ~ngland a~_iNew York. · . n'ocence was not prcsentl'tl to!th<'. . LI~ THR~ TE~?
is rrheved by the s1ght1ng.
· "It 's certain Iv the least o f two
evi'Ts.' shecomnw nt edtoday.
P oli ce . at ftrsfbeheving the boy
m1ght have wande red from b.is
g.r andpar~nLc;' h<>rnc . never dis-
r11unting the theory t hat the boy
m ight ha \<' been k1dnap~d . s aid
tht:." \'l' hern a hie to put together
lh i~ srcnar1•1 tht.·y rtaim led up to
anrV,1llov. «d t ht• i.i hdu<'tion
DC'k r ti.vt"s l'I a 1 m the 40· ye~r
old f::tth1·r a Rnt1s h n t izen wh<J
wor
0
ks 1n S .iu1l i ,\rt!bia. fl ew into
I.vs An.1H'll'' l n t1!r n a t1on al
·\ 1 rport on ON Ill. rented a· car
and .later <'ht'<'kcd in at a Cos~~
Mes<J motel
I
J.
Onrt• 1n Orangt• Count,Y. police
JS'>f'r1. the f JI her '>'4' upped his car
for a van at a Santa An a rental
agency. ~rabbed the boy and
drove to a small town in Mexico.·
v. he re th~ r ar r.eportedly wa·S: .-"
ahandoned
,
Rai11 f'alls
'T.l· 1'· OIJlh.
1
. In Pittsburgh today Reagan ifuplored ,Democrat'.S to desert 111ry last y1:ar · ~ ·In addJJwn~· (\11•tigcr wea n. a ~ Rep. Clair Burgener
,. Certel'and a ccused bis rival of "drHgiJ:lg his f~t" in the fede;,al , C . , . . 'OT K we re bu llet p roof. vest ii<' cla imed n • . · .-,.; · ·. ·
lnvestigation,of.Billy Carter, • . h~rges "¥ainst . , CJlt . • <1Ltem p1 on· hi~ life. was plctnocd
' • BvTheAsSOfl;tect Prfss
R'a in·wlls' forecast to<iay, •.
·,as a-rolld .frQnt off the
... -·• _ °Fqcusirut'.t.h~e la~~r d.W of ,the :fresid~n\!!l.!.~c_~_o~~tes~~up_~--~~~~~-~~~~~~·'f.·lM~·-:.· ~db ,,..,~.-:-;_r~~ ... 4»_,,"< , '),.:... '<as;nH~~~~t ,.l>tt !!mKiiM •':'1 ...'r~~~.,),I,·~~ ~~·--·~·· -~:.."'~en'tt);(f>?ca rrymga co'Mel1e1J " ~..-"""'··~ ~-~ • , thusiusm for a big OP turnout on Election Day. · · trestdi~y ag.a~nst the re mam_mg de we a po~ N1, shots h.t, e bc•cn · . . ...
..2a.1~/~~~P,:Y.t-R,.. .(· '" · ~~~o ·me st3l~n~u\'t•';.. · , ....
cloudy skies and sho.i.wers
afong the nort,hwest coast
.
: .. • . -.. en ants .. ·r: fired at either candidate Sear6'h Set
l ... . "I .WANT 'l'() THANK ALL Of you," he told a c,g>wd of bun· ., · ~ • • ._ and o v e r th e S ier 'ra
dreds or suppaltte n in• refurbished train u ation h ere :"And hav· ffn-..t.:Or ff; ~h F<~ed Uoatv. right. a Bufie.ne r ,_NAGA~AKI. Japan t AP > '
ing thanked you, l want 19 say don't re!ax." . ~· U .,0 cam paign ct1dc refused to c6n-Salvage team s "ve ~gun an
Reagan said ht> was sure t.heTally'was packed wtth Democrat:. firm that J~ath thr£>ats had been atte mpt to re'cove r a n estimated
Ne vada . . . . ·
a11d independents as well as Republicans 1¥1d invited them to get Go S m :itlc on the GOP inc umbent but $2 m illion worth of gold and I behind his C.!llldidacy -• ', ~ . es tro ng said ''Wl' h"ovJ ta ken certain pre· s ilver believed to be a boa rd a
.. He.began the day with a private meeting with labor and bust ca u t1 ons · · L 11 c wou ld n o t 17th cenlllr) Portuguese ship ly·
The clouds Will s p read ~.
southward into the central
Ca lifornia valleys with a
ehal'lce or rain tonight.
It will be cooler over most
o f Nort h6'rn Californ ia
through Saturday a nd gale
warntngs have been
forec ast for most of t he
northwest coast.
1 ness leaders. Press spokesman Lyn Nofziger refused to disclose f R t•laboratc ing on the sea bottom off this
the identity of any parti.cipants in the mee.ting, saying some did not ~ OC eagan . port ,.llJ in Western J a pa n
want their names made public. d M ctzgc r saitl he routinely re· The N i ppon M a r i t 1 l'l).e ,
•
Carte r said today in Columbia, S.C. that if Reagan is elected an In a bit or ea rly -bird baHot cast· ceive~ threats but knows nothing Development Co.. beg an the thest rat.egicarm~trea~yisabandonedit "woul~bea_majorsetbao~(, ing.s tudentsat Newp0rt H<it.1'bor about ;i ny threat s a gains t operation toda~ after a tradi·.
fo r this nati<>Q and a maJor advantage for the SoVlet Uruon. •. High School put the ir votes behind Bu r~e11cr • tiona l Shinto relig ious service. ,
, He said that if the SALT ll treaty is not resubmitted for Sen ate pcesidential ca ndidate R<Jnalli ---.... .;.._----------=-------
consideration "there will be no debate on the Senate floor · · there ReJagan in a mock election held
will benochancetomodify the\,reaty inth.eSenate." . . ' this week.
Carter commented in a question-and-answer s~ession whil~ cam· Students . who poure d out lo the pa~gninginhis'naliveSouth. ' · campus polls cm Thursday, left
P r eside nt Carte r s tranded
THE PRESIDENT WITHDREW THE treat~ .from.Senat~ ~n-somewhere between independent
s tderation last January in the wakeoftbeSoviet mtlitary ~tervention hope ful John Anders on a nd
' in J\fghanista.Q, but said in an inte~e.w with The As~iated Pres s Libertarian'C'andidate Ed Clark.
two weeks·~go tha t he would resubriut It as soon as possible after the_ Re agan scored 874 votes, An·
e le ct1on. · · derson 211 and Carter only 194 in Reagan has said that the pact should be r~tumed to the the student electron. Clark polled negolia~~ tooblain greaterconc:essioos J~!1-t~_eSov1et ~nion. 31 vol~. ~
~\/~ •• • • , Wflen.it;;_ame to votmj for a co~·
• • " gressman, the ~arbQr ·m gh stu·
•• • • OR~NGE..CO~T • c. rfF..rt.. u· e SJ,U' ~.,, '. ..dents snubbed w.rite~ ~and.id.ate ( ~~ "J J Jptw. t-'e rraro, <\~er . .(ootball ·I •f] I 'J jJ I (U I ~~as~ artheir own'high'school cum fh•·O•-'~· o .... Polo! wolh •••<•" Halts Actor Congressman Robert Badham ~~;:.;..""':-~':. %";,:;:~· ~;.::::::~::.~:: pulled down 1169 votes~ Dems>erat ;:,·•·c::i:·~,:·..:;:::;:~:.,•:·~,;~::;: LONDON (A f») .,..· c h a lle n gef Mike Dow was ::.-::~~·~::.~ ~·:·~~. :;01;;:.:. ~~::;,·.~ James Coburn was held up "liwarded 256 votes a nd NHHS.
_.,.,..os.. .. ,.,.,.,.,..\_,,,, rn•pro•c0""' for two hours at Lon~on's .Sailor alumnus Fe rraro came in °"•'""'"" ,...,,. " ., JJO ,,.,,.,, s •• s""' Po b ~··~c:Mt• ... :•<.tf"'"""'''M• ·Heathrow airpor.t Y with a scant21.
custo m J office~s who In the local assembly race.,.stu· .... ~,:.-:;::r:;:...... found some white powd~r dents gave Repu1>Ucan incum·
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C-"LM' •"''t~ M.tf\a91no l d•tor
~elepMN(1H)Ma-4.Ut °"'*" Mvertlelftlt42-N71
· capsules in bis ba . bent Marian Bergeson 849 votes
and Dempcratic hopeful Jack The tough guy actor had Baldwin t&5 votes.
to cool WI heels while the ,. One result that could bring a cuatoma men analyzed the wince to the faces of Newport
c ·a p • u le• and h i s Bea eh ell)' officials was the
girlfriend, British singer MellsW'e Lqueslion.
and compoeel' Lynsey de Measure L. If adopted, would
Paul, 3o, waited anxiously give local officials authority t.o up-
for blm. · date an agreement for the· ex·
tension of the Corona del Mar "U wu Just routine,"
t.ba act« explained when
cu1toma finally deared
htm: ''They were lnterrt, eel lD my medlctne.., l J · fer from artbtltlt an4' I'
been eurinl lft,yaelf qul\e
1uece11MJJ with vinoua
herbal re=:; They were quit. t*"l lt.''. .
' Freeway. City leaders claim
they've yet' to find a~yone op;
poaedtothemeaaure. ··-.,..
· , But atudenta paaaecl Mesasure
L on an •to Gt vote indicating
al leaal 434 people o'ppose It.
'-Oa tbe lenale race, students
aoundly backed lneumbenl Alan
Crauton. 81villl him 739 wtes
ud oalJ •to h1I challen1er Paul
Gann. • , '! . .
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We show more than ttlirty manufacturer's
carpet line s with approximateLv 3000
samples. We car:rv about. 100 rolls of .carpet
at sped al pri,tes. In our remnant roor:n are
hundreds of remnants from tiny to room size .
·ALDEN?Sf
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6.ve,.Y ;.Afu'~·dean manufacturer o( vlni t 1s
tepresented~tri o u.r vinyl display: Armstiong,
Cong<Jleum. Gaf. Manning_ton_..Bisc;a_yne and ~
Amtico. Rolls and remnanrs in stock ·at
special prices.
1663 PLA CENTIA AVENUE
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Our drapery department includes custom
fraperies. "Levelors ... Woven Wood Blinds.
Custom Bedspreads and special treatmen~
for unusual windows. We not only have a
specialist Lri this department. but our own
excellent installer as well. .
Wood floors are represented by several
manufacturers such as Bruce. H arris and
Sykes. Patterns include Plank and Parquet
designs.
·DEN'S
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . installation_· custom draperies
linoleum • wood floor
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GENERAL NEWS Friday, October 31, 1980 DAIL y PILOT A•
Blind Love
Guide Dog Ge.ta Car.e
NOTflNGllAM, England t AP> -Guide dog
Emma. who looked afte r her blind owner for nine
ye·ars, hiu1 herself gone blind. ·
But in a remarkable reversal or roles, owner
Sht'1la Hocken. who recovered her sight following
an operaCion five years ago, 1s givi.ng her faithful
old Labrador the same loving treatment. ·
·'She h11s been a t remendous friend," said
34 year.old Mrs Hockep of her 15-~ear-Old pet
Hut she can't really see any more a.nd now it 's
111y turn to look after her "
·1 m goin~ t'g1ve her the happy retirement
.. ht' deserves ··
Mrs Boeken recently wrote a book about how
tia hfe was transformed by Emma's loyalty.
She said Emma has adapted better to blind-
nt!ss than humans. although she gets lost easily un-
less closely wa~ched. ...
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Rare Bees Stole n
Bl 'CKFASTL E IGH . England <APJ Monks
a l Huckfast Abbey s aid a rare strain of queen bees
the were raising was stolen overnight -from a n
isolated fi eld
The Buckfast strain. recogmzed throughout
the world. was developed by the southwest
England abbey ·s 82 yea r-old bee expert. Brother
Ad um. , ·
"The l,hief .must have struck at night and he
knew haw to hand~ a hive." the monk s aid
··These queens were reared at great expense with
~rea't tune and effort and now somE>rme !s got them
-ESTATE SALB OP
ftWELRY-
~RYSTAL
POR£ELAl1W -
BR01'ZES-
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SILV·ER ···-···· Lots of dilmOnd rings tnd tarrings,
totd dlllna, fine chin1 1nd ·
crviul, bronzes. some fumi·
Ulrt. oil.I. cti1nd1ti1r1. bf'm
lempa,ttc.
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Oct. 31,
Nov. 1 and 2
l,.ction pf all m.c:Mndill
Fridly, Saturday, bl Sunclmy
2 · 5 P.M. end 7 ·I ftM. Something fOf everyone
-from $1 .00 up. frff
admlu iori. Bank of
America. Muter
Charle. c~cits. newport
'°'"' ter~
.well1bte. auction company -· c
2542 West Coast H i~way
... Newport 811cn. CA
(714) .146-2200
CONSIGtlt BfTS ACC,.111& .. ,,. ...
'T1L I PM
An Levin•. Auctto""'
Pnltttts If is Turi
., ·for nolhi.J'\g. We.'re w~!!9~r.i ~.8 1f there _may, .b~ ... a
bllick market "Ve ha\l'e not heard about "
An African elephant charges an intruder to
protect his herd as humans approach dur-
ing a census of African elephants to be pres-
ented to the National Geographic Society
in Washington.' Many of the beasts have
been killed in recent years for ivory in
their tusks.
'Doctor' Gives
Pelvic Exams
BAKERSFIELD (AP) -Officials here are
searching for a man who slipped into Kern
Medical Cente r posing as a doctor , gave two pelvic
exams in a fourth floor maternity ward and.disap·
pea red. " J>oc\Ors and nurses on duty said they didn't
see the man enter the room at the far end of the
ball. And neither of the women found anything un-
usual enough about the 11: 15 p.m. exams to call a
nurse. • · •
1'be women said they eventually grew sus-
picious because the Spanish-speaking man· did not
wear sJoves or wuh his hands between examina-
tions.
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10 a.m. tb 12 ·hoon and
2 p .m . to 6 p .m.
Part time openings, days and evenings,
are available in sales and stock work
during the Christmas season. Stop by .
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for employment. Experience is preferred, ..
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F1tlllilies Leaving
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More 1'-M School Closures Seen
By IEllllY CLAUHEN
Ol 1 .. -·· ~ ......... City offi cials are beln1 warned
that Costa Meaa and Newport
Beach are on their way to
bel·oming adult communities un-
der popul ation trend11
John Nicoll, Newport-Mesu
Unified School District superin.
tendent, advised city offi cials lo
prepare for that eventualll)'
Pollsters
Criticize
'Survey
NEW YORK < Al'J Sume
leading pollsters , recalling
damage done to their tnduslry
by a Lllerar y Digest survey that
predided F'ranklin 0 Roosevelt
w ou ld lose 1n 1936 . are
denouncing an A BC telephone
sur vey taken after this week's
presidential debate
"No credence al all sht1uld be
given to the figures, .. said Dr.
George Gallup Sr , whose
surveys are among the nation's
best known samples of public
opinion.
when he chaired a meeting of
the Cities/School Di trict liaison
committee
NICOLL B&IEFED the com-
mittee al school district head-
quarters 111 Newport Beach re-
garding studies that eventually
may lead to closing eight or
more district schools over the
next six years.
Families with children , Nicoll
said, are leaving the coastal area
because of housing costs.
"People aren •t moving into
these $200,000 homes with kids,"
he said "They're moving to
Cflino "
Nicoll told the group or school
trustf>es, l'ity counci I repr~en-
" .tatives and· city managers that.
berause or declining e nrollment,
his district closed eight schools
in five years
H E NOTED T H AT state
estimates onct-indu.·ated the um·
fled school district would enroll
32.000 children this yea'r\ In
reality, he said, t!nrollmcnt i..s
more like 19.000
Nicoll told officials the distncl
1s losing about l.100 11tudents a
year Kindergarteners are en
tering the schools at a rate of
.. bout l.~ a year while more
th an 2.00IJ students are being
graduated from high schools, he
said
Nicoll noted that all the school
children in the Coron• del Mar
area could be houaed next year
in Corona del Mar H.i1h Sehool
and all the lower.grad~ schools
closed.
Nicoll noted district .surveys
indi cated that, while many
children (an estimated 2,100)
from the Newport-Mesa area at·
tend private schools , most of the
dwindijng student population is
the result of housing costs.
NOaMA H E RTZOG, Costa
Mesa City Council member and
a pre-school owner , told Nicoll
that more children attending
pr ivate schools might enroll in
the publlc system if child care
prograrris could be developed.
She said more mothers are
workmg and find it difficult to
find someone to care for their
children after school.
Mrs Hertzog said studies in·
dicated that. by 1990, almost
every wom;m will be working
and away from the home during
the day, leading to an even
larger care problem .
NICOLI. URGED city officials
to begin planning ways they
might utilize vacated elemen-
tar y srhool sites for city ac-
tivities or recreation over the
next rew years.
He said plans call for leas111g
the facilities rather than selling
the sit~ that contain buildings
Work, Fa~ilities
DISPOSAL: SITES FOR UPPER NEWPORT BAY SILT OUTLINED AT U
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State Rah and Game Department. lrvlne Company Reach Agreement
In · the ARC survey, nearly
three-qua rte rs of a million
"votes" were cast by telephone
Tuesda y ni ght during a
100-minute period following the
n ationally televised debate
between President Carter and
Republican challenger Ronald
Reagan
Sclwols, City Eye
E~change Propo$al ·--Silt ACcord Reached CAU.ERS WERF. given two
numbers one for Carter. the
ot h er for R eagan to
automatically regis ter their
opinion on who gained ·the mnst
in the deb'ate. Some 477,8l5
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Upper Bay Sludge Avoids Newport Homes
i\ewport-Mt'sa srhoul d1stn <>I
off,1cials.and Nt•wport Beach c1l}
adr.injstrator'i arf' w<1rkin~ <m
plans that would e xc ha nge
mafolenanee work b~ the cil.y
for. use of school rccreat1unal
fac1 lilies
tn<·t·levied community services
tax should be used to provide
rt:creat1onal facilities without
cha rg.: Lo the r1ly
The g rowin g con cern of
Newport Beach residents that
tons of Upper Newport Bay sill
would be dumped near their
homes is expected to wane in the
wake -or an agreement reached
this week. .
State Fis h and Game and
Irvine Company orficials have
decided informally to place the
dredged mater ial on lrvtlte
Company -owned land on the
othe r side of Jamboree Road,
away from EastblufL ·
THE CONTROVERSY kicked
up lai;t month when Fish and
.Game offieials un veiled a
$700.000 bay dredging pla n and
reported the goo likely would be
Rezone to Thwart
deposited along Back Bay Drive. callers dialed the Reagan
belowhomes. nu mber: 243.554 di a led ro r
In an application filed with the Carter.
South Coast Regional Coastal Commission, Fish and Game of-While he di:>counte.d t he
fi cials had targeted the Back sur vey's likely impact on next
Bay Drive parcef'as the disposal Tuesday's election, White House site spokesman Jody Powell called it
Eastbluff res ide~ts, some "sort or a s hame" th<st an
fired up by printed warnings unscientific s urvey with "no
saying . homeowners' bay views credibility" got a lot of attention.
would be destroyed by mounds Gallup dended the method as
or foul-smelling silt. protested discredited and having "all the
the selection. faults of the Literary Digest
In addition to concerns that p rocedures of 1936. in which
the bay muck would smell, the postcard ballots were sent to
Eastbluff Homeowne rs Com-. people who had car registrations
munity Association suggested . and were listed in the telephone
The proposal was a1rl'11 lh1s
week at a meeting of district or
fi e1als and council me mbers and
city managers oi both :-.Jewport
Be ach and Co:'ta Mesa
BOB WYNN. Newport Beach
city manager. sa111 a s1m1lar
agree ment exist. in Cul)la Mesa
and "as Mice 1n f>perallon in hi s
c1t v .
The agreement Wij" .!>crapped
about fi\'e years Jgo, he ~aid,
when the Cit\ Counc tl de
termined that the spe<'ial dJs-
Thltl !;ix was. killed b y
Propos1t1on 1:i
UNDER THE PROPOSED
agr eement , 1A.hll'h must be
ratified by the Newport City
Council and the school board,
the city wouJd provide lawn and
tree maintenance for schools
such as Andersen. East Bluff.
Mariners and Newport Elemen;
tary Schools
In return. the t'itv would have
free use of school· playgrounds
and other rac1lit.ies such as gym·
nas1ums ror its rec reational pro·
grams. said John Nicoll. school
supenntendent
Sarralftento Ped
the sill would pose air quality books: which biased the sample 'Edis E • ? and health problems. towar d people with higher on _xpansion. ALSO, THE HOMEOWNERS in~~:;~e::;: a Waterloo for
4'· said, once the dredgings dry and the soon-to-be defunct magazme s M B •
A proposed land use change large tanks that would have to· are removed it wou.ld mean and the darkest hour of the late ay o· , t
would pro~bit new development be iR$talled1-at the locati_on. . dump t rucks would ha ve to.._ then-roung pollin,g industry, ~ . OS
,.or expansiob at the Southern Compton's reqUt>~t for a re-operate n4'.ar Eastbluff. They predic t ed Republi can Alf
Cllliforn.ia Edison Co. 's e lectric designation of the land use to re· c~mputed it would. take ll,900 Landon would whip Roosevelt. ·, ·~n~?~0~.l-~!f\°~~~~~~~~~.~~~~~~;~~~f:~-~~~:;..1!ili~1&.1~~~~
· Area Manager Bill Compfun parttnent. · · T~g;.';ment, thougft, '!lay V e rm o n r ?'°"' their eig ht , .-:;.
told city plan n ing co m -pus_h moeto(theconc~r:ns aside. electos:3 Vu(l't. The rest 46 . . • .-. . • missioners that the proposed Irvine Company official~ s~d ._es and 523 ~Itel 1 't SACRAMENTO (AP> -The state 1s propostng a 30 percent
. designation of \he area 85 a they a~· to make their site ...-e..ent to R Ile . or::_ vo ei rf'nt boost for Go\. Edmund Brown Jr...and ot·her tenants in a~tate-
sensllivt:,habilat·is unreasonable occ Off erS availablte' ~a siltd~et.pc>sitotry upb · one-sided ~:cvt~on 1~f ::.~~n own~d ~ui~dingdacrovss 1from the Cakpitol effeetive_.!an. 1.
and VJolates the intent or the on cer aan con 1 io ns o e times . . o _an er o g~n . a spo esman for the state General coastaJ act. worked out later. · Services Department, said ii believes a boost from $323 a month to
C .. ANGES ARE being pro-
.posed in the city's local coastal
plan under study before the Hun-
tington Beach Planning Com
mission.
3 5 Classes The coastal commission, one ABC str~st;d. that its s~vey $420 for a two· bedroom apartment is Justified after a survey of
of three agencies that Fish and was not sc1enuf1c or stattshcally other renLc; in the area.
Game must get approval from valid. Roone Ar led ge, the
In Phys Ed before starting the dredging pro--network's p~es1dent for ne ws.
ject, is to rule on the matter de rend e d 1 t . h ow e v e r , as
Nov 10. providing "an early indication of
Com'Pt.00 said at a public hear-
• iJlg this week that the company
'doesn't necessarily plan to ex-
p~d present services on 15
acr-H of v.acant land 90utheast of
the plan at Newlu~ Street and
Pacifie -O>ut 411ghw a y
He'Said th~ companx._1s explor-
ing, anern aiive sources of
· · eneriy as a result of federal
rules requiring electric utilities ·co reduce consumption ,or oil 50
'r.rc:ent by li!n
4 mlit AitJnUtNM'JQ, M.aalct
_ wo.uld involve burning of
metb...,l, derived from Import,
ed natural gas or do mestic coaJ.
tf methanol is chosen Compton
Hid it wouJd need.to be !Jtored in
Registration for 35 nine -week
c lasses in physical education
will be conduc t ed Monday
through Friday at the Orange
Coast College admissiorls and
records office m Costa Mesa.
No charge 1s involved and the
cou rses are during daytime.
evenings and Saturdays, offer·
ing a time for everyone.
A sampling includes adult Jit-
ness, aerobics, Personal fitness.
strength programs : jogging for
fitness, aerobic exercise. swim-
t•~liSGt1)rMftbalt, ,.,._.,:.,
ning volleyball, sand volleyball,
ski tow:tng: dry land skiing, and
advanced rock climbing ..
Regisiralion information may.
be obtained by calling 556·5772.
Bene/its SarrW·
Despite Live-in
. SACRAMENTO (AP). -Bowing to a court
order. state Social Services Director Marion
Woodl declared that ~elfare payments would not
be reduced to a mother with children because.she
l1.Uvin1 with a man not her husband.
Mendocino <;ounty Superior Court Judie
·Arthur Broa,.4dua had decided Wednesday that
Wooda should 10 to jail for contempt today unless
. be cbanpd the pallcy. • ·
Bn*ldua ruled a year a10, ln a cue brouaht
'. by Redwood Le1atl Aaoatance on behalf ol a aroup of.
, welfare mothen, that state policy violated federtl
re1atauana.
• He bdld Woods ln ~pt for retulint to
ctaaace the policy, but the nalln& wu aiayed on
appe'1. Tbl lit Dtatrtct Court ol Appeal earU.r w.a
moa&b Un.I the atay and fGlftrmed Bl'Mdllta'
A FISH AND Game
spokesman said the dr~ging ap-
pli cation will be amended to
show both disposal sites and s ug-
gested it will be up to· coastal
com missioners to select the
"proper'' site. . ~
It is expected the bay dredg-
ing project will res ult_ in r~·
mov11 of 23&,000 cubic yards o(
silt and that the project would
take roughly 300 days to com:
plete.
·"• ·l\ccording to th e plan, a
hydraulic pumping system, set
up on a barge, would suck silt
out of the upper reaches of the
bay and deposit the spoils on the
dJspoeal site.
Paid Pohhcal Announcement
what people generally thought
about who came off better
"I see 1t as compara.D1e to
reporting early election returns
on election day. They don 't
proveranything, but there is an
.interest in thern." said Arledge
He added that ABC was domi a
separate scientific pol l of
reaction to..the ct.bate.
Albert Cantr il. president of
the National Council for Public
Opi n io n Rese arch , an
association of major pollsters,
said t hat despite ABC 's
disclaimers of the survey's
r e liability, "Gettin g 700,000
responses conveys a false
impression of reliability. simply
by the numbers."
Judge Ragnar R. Engebretsen
for Superior .COurt Office #8
T ough-flrm-Fair-C.onMrVative
Appeint-' A JudP In 1'12 by ......
•IDOamlY:
Orange County Deputy Dl1trict Attorneys A110Clallon
Or1nge County Oeputv Shenfft Aleociatlon
Polloe Aleodation9 of Santa Ana, Huntington Beacn, Fountlin V•ll•v. Or1nge. Seal a..ct\. Stanton
Pe1clt Officen R ... t«:h A110ciatlon of Cellforn1a CHP~77.& Oub, Santi Ana ArH
Community Criminel Ac:tlo" CommittN
C.llfornla Republk:an Aqemblv
C.O.P.E. AFL-00 .,,.J
Highly Rated By The I AaodMlon
THE 11-UNIT, 30·"Y.,EAll·OLD building was among property
purchasf'<i by the stute years ago as possible sites for more stale
office buildings. One of the uruts is a studio apartment which rents
for less. t:ach or the others has two bedrooms two baths a
• fireplace. formal dining room and about 1,300 square feet of spa~e.
Brown moved into one of the two-bedroom apartments s ix
.Y•"ars ago. shortly after he became governor. The bachelor gov-
er .1or .-,,.ries\od to Jive in the new governor's mansion in-suburban Carm1t•n;J1 I
The "' 'emur pays "-he rent on his apartment. The state rents
the om• n.-xt door and keeps it vacant for privacy and security
reasons .· ~ .......
LAST VF.Alt, WH~N THE STATE proposed ~ting the rent
frnm $275 to $375, the tenams, except Brown, organized a re -
si!lt ance <'am. w.,(n a nd lhe i tlfe backed down to $323.
Van der Volgen said lht> department intends to slick with the
$420 figure this year. but that tenants who can demonstrate that
they have low incomes can escape the increase.
· Michael Gagan, deputy secretary of stat~ and one of the tenant
l<:aders. said, "It 's not really an adverury thing like it was last
year." but ~aid the tenants are continuinc to negotiate with the.de-
partment.
UNCLAIMID GOODS
AUCTION
• • OtMn to the public • •
HANl>MADE ORllNTAL RUGS
CIHring entire innntory of eccumulated, uncl1im1d good1, plus others
FROM OUR STORAGE WAREHOUSE in lot Angele•. C1lifornla
DUE TO A MONETARY SHORTAGE ENCOUNTERED av SOME OF
OUR CLIENTS WE HAVE TO SELL ALL GOODS THAT WERE NOT
PAID FOR AND CLAIMED AS OF SEPTEMBER 1980.
To include: Various Qiinete ru91, Kerman, T1bri1, Soumak Khelim
Double-base Bokhara, K .. hmiri Ka1h1n, Ahhar, prayer rugs tint Egyp'.
tlan rugs, Afghanistan. Oum, Sinkyang, Samarkand, C1ucai11n Indian
piecet, many runners end more. Sizes ran11 from 2' X J' to 1S' X 12'.
C.rtific:11t1 of Au1tttnticlty istued for each purcha11.
AUCTION Will H HELO ON
....,, die Judie aald. o ·
At a llllarlDt la tJk1ab l•t l'rtdaf, Redwood
....... A 'd•nce Hid lt bad ... --~to c ..... to eomply wltb t.be order_. 8nd-
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F'rid!y, October 31 , 1980 DMLY PILOT
Jpdge Rules BallotS . . on
Signs Ordered Posted: to Explain Abbreviations
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'OH DeAR, DID I 9'EALL Y MEAN IT ntAT WAY?'
Former KEZY Dfftay Dr. Tim Leary In tfappter Daya
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Leary Boss Weary;
DJ's Plug Pulled
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Of IM O.lly ~191 SC.II
Apocryphal Sigalerts, such as the rl\mored rush hour
disappearance of the San Diego~ Freeway and his pro-
nouncement that the. Law-of 'N . . revoked. have
ended the brief Radio KEZY c talk show host Or.
Timothy Leary.
Or was it the simple fact, per a
old Pied Piper or the l~ P6YCh c drug culture more
recently nicknaD)ed the LSDeejay was hired while the sta-
tjon owner was abroad? "
llAlllUS H. THOMSON, owner of the .Al)aheim-based
outlet whlcb bad been casting about during September for
a .Pew hot potent property for its younger listeners, con-
firms Leary bas been fired. 1 The former Laguna Beach resident who now lives in
Beverly Hills landed on. the Southern California jobless
m'arket reportedly top-heavy with disc jockeys, actors,
writers and thoroughbred race horse trainers not with a
splash, but a cackle.
"Orange County needed me more tb~n I needed
them," says the former KEZY Sunday night talk show host
from the new leisure or his Bever.ly Hills apartment head· '
quarters.
. HE TOLD NEWSMEN during his introductory week in
late September as a daily disc jockey in the 6 to 10 a.m.
slot that he and bis wife Barbara spend much spare time
maJdne love. ·
Leary said at the time it was hls first clock·pun~hinl
job since he was fired as a Harvard College psycholon
profeuor and LSD reaearcber 16 years ago.
"He wu very entertaining. He was beguilin1. witty,
-lll1eat -be bu a lot to say," KEZY General Manager
Du Mitchell said ftunday after confirming Leary won't
be back cm the air Sunday nipt.
'. ..SOME PEOPLE WILL NEVER forgive him f.or beiill
anti-fttabliahment," Mitchell added ol his most unortbodo~
atyliat:u a radio announcer, wbo once served 44 months in
federalpriaoo. ·
Leary also gained worldwide fame after-bis ~tin
La1una Beach for his international odyssey after breakinl
out of the California Men's ColQnY prison facility al San
Lula Obispo and fleeing to a fUliUve ha~en in AJ&iers with
Black Panther exile Eldr;idgeCleaver. .
Oran4e C'mp1ty Re1l1trar of
Voters Al Oll!Ofl uy1 he will never
a1aln use abbrevlatlons on
b1llot11 to d~1u1nate political
partlea
Superior Cpurt Judie John
Troller Jr se~onded that motion
Thureday. say1n1 It waa incorred
In the fl rat plaQe to allow the use of truncated party titles on
1'uf'aday 'l!l)en•ral election ballot.
The Judie then ordered the po11tin1ofln~ ateachofthe2,0S2
prectncta Ulf\ll'e county to uplain
the meaninl of the ilbbreviations,
such aa "Llb" for Liberatarian,
"~m " for Democrat and "Rep"
for Republican.
Trotter, in ruling on a lawsuit
filed by the tibertarian and
Democratic parties, said be at
first favored the printing or
English and Spanish handouts ex·
plainina the abbreviations.
But he agreed to go along with
the sign solution after Deputy
County Counsel Terry Dixon said
Olson'e office already ~as pro·
ceeding in that direction.
What will happen, Dixon said, is
that signs in English and Spanish
will be posted in each individual
yoting booth containin1 a key to
the abbreviations on the ballot.
Addi.tionally, two lar1er signs
will be posted in the precinct con-
taining the same inforfll,ltion.
Dixon said there was insuffi.
cient time for Olson to have new
handouta printed ror·distribution
on Tuesday.
However, Llbertarian Party at-
torney Ray Hendri c-kson ,
representing 70th Assembly Dis-
trict candidate Roberta Rinehart,
said he preferred tl)e use of
bandouta at polling plades,
"We don't feel a sign in the
booth is enough,'' he said.
Both the Libertarian and
Democratic party lawsuits
originally SQUght either reprint·
ing of one million ballots before
'Tuesday'f _ ~lection or postpone-
ment of .~ election if ballots
could not be changed in time.
The parties claimed the ab-
brevlatiOQS were misleadina and
confusing:
But Trotter said at the outset of
Thursday's bearing that' he dido 't
believe he bad the authority to -
suspend the election. He-al.so said
the costa ol reprinting the ballots
would be prohibitive.
.Uked her opinion of the jud1e 's
si1n nillne. Ms. Rinehart said, "I
think that was almost all be cOuld
do."
She maintained, however, that
allowing the abbreviations to re-
main was a setback to her cam·
pal1n and would hurt other
Libertarian candidates.·
Libertarians were particularly
upset with the "Lib" abbreviation
because they said it could be con-
Coun~y Man
ruaed with the word "liberal" or
perhaps the slogan "women's
lib ...
Addini confusion lo the con-
troversy was the claim by some in
the courtroom audience that a
word used in the Spanish portion
of the sign was incorrect. Trotter.
accepting the opinions or several
observers, ordered the word cov
ered up and corrected:
But Dixon returned to court
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With Halloween upon us,
New York artists present
their versions of what the
well-dressed (and well-
heeled) revelers will wear
·tonight. Masks were auc·
tioned at the Artists and
Models Ball in New York to
raise money for an art foun-
dation. The mask at left. in
gold , silver and semi ·
precious stones. went for
$3,500.
Recycling Center
Chief Faces Court
Fountain Valley recycling
center operator J. Orlando Mar·
queze must make two court ap-
pearance$ next week arter los·
ing his latest bid lo obtain a,clty
·permit for the business he has
been operating since July.
On·· Monday morning in
Orange County Superior Court, a
preliminary injW\cUon hearing
will resume, during which the
city will aak the court"' to shut
down Marqueze's business for
failing to comply with IQ.cal
laws.
On Wednesday in West Orange
County Municipal Court. Mar-·
queze's criminal jury trial
begins. He is charged with
opeTatin& a business without a
permit, utilizing signs without a
permit and posting signs that
have not been subject to review
by t.tie city.
The businessman faces fines
and imprisonment if convicted
of the misdemeanors, but he
said he will> not close hi~ busi
ness1 before having his .da) in
court.
"If 1 end up 4n jaiJ. l end up m
jail," he said "But this is a mat·
ter of principle. l feel the city 1s
denying me the ri~ht to work."
M arque:r.e runs a recycling
center at 17481 Newhope St. This week, the City Council upheld ~
Planning Commission deolslon
to deny a cohdiUonal use permit
to Ma.rque:r.e, citing insufficient
ind0or. storage aiea .. inadequate
parklq, and outdoor loading
that violates city standards.
· Ah0tbe appeal hearing, the
busi~an submitted letters
of -support from var;ious scout
troopsi churche·s and service
clubs who have raised)und!. b) selling newspapers and aluminum cans to his firm.
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later in the day with new inf'Orma.
tion to support use of the word
"clave" to mean ~ey or code.
Trotter accepted this new an·
terpretation and amended hls or-
der accordini(ly.
.Propeller
No Match
For Jet
Coron<t aviator Gary Trenton
learned a basic rule of flight
Thursday while in line on the
runway at Orange County's John
Wayne Airport: Never tailgate a
Boeing 737 jetliner at takeoff .
The Air California sunjet 's
<.'a ptam gunned his engines for
11 :40 a.m. departure, lifting and
sending Trenton's rented Cessna
150 soaring, investigators said.
Orange County Sheriff's
Airpmt Security Lt Tom Conner
said the little plane with Tr~n ·
ton , 24 , at thf' controls then
nosed over and plunked straight
back down into th~ runway.
He said the plane's wingtip
damage was minor but the pro·
peller was wre<'ked in the mis-
hap at the north end of the
runway below the San Diego
Freeway
Thr young n1er escaped in·
Jury. Lt Conner said
Cap Barred;
,. Youth Sues · ·
PONTIAC. Mich <AP l .• An
Orthodox J ew has filed a $1
million lawsuit against a roller
skatin'g n nk, claiming the rink
barred him because he wore the
yarmulke. or skull cap, required
by his r~ligion
The s uil, filed in Oak land
County Circuit Court, claims
Jeffrey Klein, 19, of Southfield,
was denied admission to the
Bonaventure Skating Center in
Farmington Hills on July 26
because he was we aring his
skull cap. Klein asks damages
for the. humiliation and embar-
rassment he said he suffered.
Charle:; Findlay, the rink
man a ger. said the rink bans
hats to avoid injuries and result·
1ng laws uHs . b u t his own
.,_,,__, policy ls to 't.reat ·~
case individually·
M ·· · · ·: . V__..; ... ~:l · ~: Peris'hes in . . issinu _,-.µ-u_Jl!l'L _; ._ · · · : ~j:t;~~::t·-..:.'>°1P ~~'\y.:~r.~~:l..·l'"~~Ji~~~--~(!-.,. · 'Leak.eil··,nfu Air~~~---~~ ~~~i~~i:ie~~~~~os~~:~--·-·· .. --·· .,.;
.. . · ~ trol o( hls car .a.Dd .it crashed on
ERWIN , Teq,n . CAPJ derr~laxedaceountipgstanda$ a ramp leading 'to the Garden
Previously classified govern-after .. imposing new safeguards. Grove Freeway in Westminster.
ment documents say much of Theplanl,openedinl956,supplies , Christopher T . Ricci, 31,
the unaccounted-for uranium at most of lhe highly enriched crashed hls car about 2 a.m. on
a submarine fue l plant -uranium for the Navy's sub-the eastbougd ramp leading
· enou&b to make a bomb -was marines and experimental reac· from Beach Boulevard, said
leaked into the air or lost in re· tors. . California Highway Patrolman
sidue on the floor and machines. Government sources said in Jim Taylor.
Tbe releuea into the air -m January that a chlef factor in re· But Ricci's dead body, was not
one cue 10 times sreater than faxing the standards so produc-found unW seven hours later,
previowly reported -posed 00 lion could resume was Navy neet when Caltrans maintenance
bealththreat,officialssatd. movements in the Indian Ocean worken discovered him lying in
Tbe Nuclear RelUlalory U>m· after the Soviet occupation of ibntba1>utside lhe ramp.
mission said in documents made Afehan.istan and the laking of Taylor said officers believe
available Thursday that all but U.S. ho&tagesinlran. • Ricci-was 1hrown from the car
11.21poundsolthe48.4 pounds or The declassified tecbrucal as-·· during the crash; bot they don't
bQmb-uade uranium ... rell(>rted sessment indicated a rnalfuncUon know.if hUie'd on tm&>IY:L..
miuiq from the Nuclear Fuel Alig. 7;1979, caused'the releueof ' An autopsy to deterrDme bow
Serviceelnc. plant here can be ac-radioactive uraruum into the air. Ricci died was scheduled for to-
countedfor. day in the county coroner's of-
-Tbe commiseion ordered the flee. . ·' .
plant abut Sept. 18, 1979, a day
after the companf reported
uran.fum could not 1-'a~ecl -
for ln a -.day inventory covering
June8-Aus.14olthatyear.
Tbe documents said physical
cheek.I ol the plant and account·
inl procedures reduced the unac-
counted·f or amount. to 25. 74
pouDdl b)' March 1980.
Cak!ulatiom indicated up to 5.4
pounds were releued into the
air and another six pounds
turned up as residue on
· machinery. the reports said. Tbe
.. remai.ninl amount unaccounted
for wu within allowable limit.a,
the reports said.
The 1overnmenl, citing na-
tional MCUrity. refused to aay JM>w
much bomb-srade uranium wu
mi11ia1 other than that Lhe
. amouat eao~eded the then-! ~able 11.1 pounds over a lW\>·
J ~ODt.bpertod. Tbe aew ftpn1 ooncernlnc the
· leab ad Ulll'ftOl'ded floor and
maeblnlry ,..lei...,. are lo a re-
port cllcJMIUW Oct. 17. ' u Pla'*'9U NJ it takea aboUt • M~•Ml[J111aium like that at the
to mab a bomb. A
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Sen. HarrilOd Williama Jr.
D-N.J., the flnt ,HDator Aiid
the seventh member of concreu .indicted la the
Ablcam poliUcal cemaptlaa
inquiry, .. ,. be 11 lmaoffnt ol
aay • .,.. ..... Wllll_f:JM ... lallehld 'ft_aiulcta.y .,,. •
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OK Contract
,ClaHified el!)ployees of the
Hunti.ncton Beach Union Hilb
School District have a1reed to a
two-year cootrllct caflln1 for a 1
percent raise over the next two
ye an.
Tbe dJ'Stricl 's 600 classified
employees Include clerical
worken, janiton, instructional
aldel-and sarctenen.
Ed Readman, president of the
district's branch of the
CaUfomla School Employees M ·
IOClaUoa, aaid the membenblp
approved the contract 185-51 on
Monday. ·
The district 1Ull baa not
reached contract a1reement
with ita teacher.. ·
Fake Cop~ Kill I
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pl8D wbo fluMd a "'ltar-llke ba~ bave .._ anc1 kllMd .. ... Air rare. .... alrman
ud ...._ IDOtber. BacrlllMllU •
Counl.f·.._.,,.• aftlcen said tile
mea foreed &Mir wa7 a.... a ,
aaaeM Ourdlrva Mm• W...._ day.
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SPOCtt't:D 0IN THt: Sl'OOICt:ft"· 'l.on1~hl ' tht' n1¥hl
y11u fate a ll thost• lfulluwtWn wltrht•' l(hnult. a11d l('>bhns
11111t let me warn you, rel't•nt t•xpt>r1t?n(·1· 'hflWll \t>U'tt lkltc>r
Ile' <'ll~ful 'f\111 mu~t 1111e 'rl•:il effort to k<•t•p th1• 1•i111t of
c hur11ctt'rs sortt-tl out • Consider uni)' )'t'Slc rt\•Y "ht>n your r11m·N1~ond1·nt vlN
tted one of our, utN\ ('on vttlt•,rf'nl hosp1lllh I hail -.howt·d
up on Halloween \lleme thn
SeeklnJ dlft'('\IOOS, I l>j)Oll\•d \WO IHll 't'' V.l'ol rlllg 1lb
tinrtively stripeJ uruforrm, <'oul<1 '°'1 0111-..·' ,.:1vf· 111t'
directions to " I startt~J tu , .. ~
ONIE GIGGl.t:P . Wt' rt· 1w1 nur-. •. , ,,11, c·xpl.111w1I
"We 're from tht' h1~h :.t•hr1ol -..h.· I"' 111111 to ht 1 r 1·11 .ind
white striped r ostumt' dlld •"<pl.1111t ~ \\ • 11 lo!"'"!! t11 •·11
tertaln the patient.,
"I'm Frkk and ,111• ' 1-'r at k
I a polog111•.t But Jll't th1·11 .11111111, I 111\ 111 t1gl1t '"'""'
rolled do wn the hull"' ti } on 1111 :1·1 !'oka t1·-.
"Aha." I exd:11m1•d al1111!l '1 ti.ii 11111,t 111 the 1·1\.11.:1·
nurse
"Not so, s o11tn . .10' t~··d :1 111 11 I.·, •·ht. r h p.1tw111
Knntl's Spo<>ks? Noh. 11 ·~ tht' rounttJ f:IPCl tnn ('omm1t1efl
"She ·~ the m olht'r of I" rt ck and l'r<ick She ·s in costume
too ..
"Hey. this 1s really fun ,"~ o;u~g<'~ll•d . g elling rnto t~1·
s pirit o f the llalluwt:en fc~t1 v1ttes. "Look o\'t'r the re rt ~
:in other costume characte r ... I -.a id to the eld erly patient
.. Just look al t hat funny pith he lml'l And lh e baggy
s horts that s how his hony knc1·~ ..\nd th1· C'lod h<,!ppers hl··~
got on for s hoes. Ila ' Ila '. Ila '."
"THAT'S Tiit: MAILMAN. sonn y tht• l'ldl·r ly pati1•nt
a dvised. By now, m y senior citizen adviw r v. i:I~ <•ausrng ml' to
dis integrate into a condition of llallm\ 1•1·n rnnfusron I rl1•
cided to seek advice e lsewherC'
Down the hall. I localed a nother ('o~tumrd c ha r arh:r
made up with ht'avy brows. :i gnm far" an~ wearing a
pointy hat. So I gr<'eted her bright!~
"HI, there, witch," I s~ud. "I wonder if you could tell
me where I'd find the charge nurse?"
She never l'ven s topp<.'<I m ixing her potion in little
brf'w kettles She looke d a t mf> gnml·
"I am ·the char~e nun.c," s he an11111rnced
Soon after that, I departed the 1·011\ <1!_csf'rnt hos p1t :>l
scen e, no longe r certain 1f I could o:;o rl 011t r:eal people from
Hallo1!Vee~ c haracters
EARLY THIS MORNING on the hoob tube n.ew s , they
aire d a commerc ial. It was right 111 the s panl of the
Ha lloween season . It sh owed a ll thPse kids !~tngmg and
dancing ar~und the classroom whilP wearing Tightcheeks
Brandblue.ieans . • -.
Then teache r a rrived at 'clas<>. She too wa·s weanng
•\f~~,~~1r.llf:'~.1~~i?~a:•~~.?~ _ ,!,;"';)(
Tightcheeks Brand deiim.s . ,.....1_,,.,.,. ~ •
lfa llo ween fantasy " " . .
"NO IT'S NOT," my wife explaml'tl 'T hat's s upposed
to he real life."
S hortly therPafle r while driving lo work, we s pottNI
t his young girl s tanding on the comt'r. ~a a ling for hC'r
s chool bus S he looked like a h1gh-fash1on m r>del
"Is that her 1·11st ume·•" m v wife qur ... u 11ned
"Oon'task nw," Ji.a1rl
By Tb .. A.lf-'4•«'1at4'd p,.,,"
In 1•1t w11 '\IJfkt'J h> 11 111111!11 or 11
kd lt'r ll11ll11v.1•c•11 •~no tn ·ut
II ' .1 111..:tit 11ff11·11Jf~ 111 !'n nt~
trut11Jlt-J 1 rtH'' l1 kl' l\llantu o r
M1u1111 \\1t11l1t r 1thP1 l111 t•go, :.ind
1'\lt'll 111~11' Ilk• l-'1f1\. Wash , o r
/'\ 111!w1 :11 M~·• t•n 't 1111 1nwll'
"Wt· 1·1111 1 i.111 tric·k 'H trcat111g
111·1·:.ius t• 111 that 111;in !hut's hurt
111.: IH'Ol>I" '>11111 f, ~·1•;ir old
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1•001k 11'"' .111.t I ••,11' (111 Olt'lCllS,
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111 ,, Ill \<'.ti Ir 1•1t111n111 San Fran
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1i.111' l•t ·.111• • l hou-.and'i o f
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'I h 1· 1 • ""'" ,. .111.11011 peop ll-
1;1111 1111 .. 1111111 tlr••" t\\o hlu<'ks.''
11' 1 ll1•ll ·.1111,. 11w111•r .t-:rnl''it
\-.t .. 11 1t ";'· • 1·rta1nl.\ 1111 pliu·e
l11r k ub
WITC.'11 ES \\ t:R t: to galht'r
foll .1 purl ~ 111 ~a lt-m , Mass., site
11( t h1• 171}1 < '1·111 ury witc hrraft
t1·1.1b, 1111•1 11p tn 70,00o people
v.t•n· t.'Xl)l'<.'ted l11 turn out in In
tl1•pl•111l1•1111•, :'iltJ . for a µarty
<'apprng ,1 ,,, ... k lo;1g lrihute 10
ll a llowt'l.'11 1~111 many corn
m u n1t 1e.., will s ubs titute
s upervised part 1ci. -for t he night
of r unntnJ! rn ttw lla rk an pursuit
of goodres that "'as once part of
~rowing up an Ame rica
In to wns ltkt• 1\mhcrs t . home lo
the 23.00U ~l t111('nt Universit y of
M assacuhus d t<.. ~c>m t' buildangs
wall be s hnt a11il 1•xtra polit'e will
bt• on dut ' a" th' c·ollt·g_e ail"'
mrn1 ... tr:it111n mll\.l"' to "~tampoul
thl• llallo~l·1·n 1rad1t1on
I :i..,t ~ 1·:11 1 h1 'l>ra ~ling (•am
pu~ v. j' p l.1i•1wtl 11' t O\ 11;g g;ings
Vf ~ CIUllj.! f"'''I 11· t11-.:,111g ll(•Ul!'S
Pot ,._,t>izure
Said lliggest
In "/\ <i t i o 11
'\E~ l lH·,i(J,\, I.a 1t\l'1 Cl(
ft l:lals ""•l ... •·111•.t $11 :! rr11ll111n
worth of 111.1rq 11 111:. in v. hat they
called thl' 11:1t 11111 •, h1 gg1·o;t hust
say t ht· u:-t· or li<11 gc:. l•1r sm ug
gling 1s becoming m or e common
on the nation's w at('rS
Sl'1.cnly lo <'l#!hl\ tons 11f the ti
lc1rnl·drui: prlrfl i fr e t h rJ!h. w as
found 1i1 .1 •1 ··r1:tll} dt•signc<l
hargC' pus lw1l I•\ t11j!hoa1 lh rou~h
a hu:;y :-l11pp111 • 't1 •• n11c.:I t he I n·
l~rc-o<lslal 1 jn.ol
'· Ttt'brt• ind m •1r1· mar 11uana
s rnu gghn~ 1-. lw•n~ :Jtlf·m11ted by
b<irgc• h1·1 .11ht· ••f th1·11 tn·m<·n
dou~ pa~ lu.ad· :t11d hi.'<'<• use of
t heir t•ornrnor.pl.lo·t• :1ppcar a nce
111 ho t h t hi•<; ull ,111'1 the lower M 1-.
~1ss 1pp1. ' sa11I Dick Wrt£ht. :.a
, lJ . .$_..,(..,1J.~~~~j,~JiJ..an who ~~am~;11~~~~~~ID-.c~
\ · S hrstor '
··11 un1q1,.. f1 1turr: tJf t he S(•izNi
l1arge sh1 1~• d n•;J I o;rnuggling
.,op h1 s tic .d11111 .· he ,.,;i1d ''A
m eta l d 1u1t· h:id het·n y:clderl
frum thl' hull 1 nto the tnn ... ~old.
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ri1l I (•rs a nd 1•1111111 h•• t1 II ••d t '' c rth1·r
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Showers Splatter East
r
Sunny Skies (_,:over Most of Nati<11r ·
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1111t t1,open the1r do•1r:-t11 an yon•'. ·
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1·a11bon /\. communit y p.Jrty 1~
pl.inrw<l at tht· lf11llday ln11
Ft·ar will <tbn d a111pf'n th1·
1·1•h•hralron in i\llanl a , whl'rt' M
hlal'k 1·h1l d1 •·n han· d 1rd or d1sap
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in~ a legislative n·solut 1nn rccngn i1ing HI ;'i.t , •. ;,., ,. '
anolh('t I Ml><' "''""d "' \ 1rl!1111a
Paid P o l1t 1cal Advert1 "•·ment
wt>re hopangj,;irents would keep
c h ildren in tonight
· • W c are en couraging p <i rents
tu ha v<> community parties for the
C'htldre n on Saturday, during the
<lay light hours," said Atlanta
l'uhlic Sarety Commission<'r Lee
B r11wn
In M1am1, where there were
hlooriy race riots in May and
whcrt· robbcri1•s, homicide~ and a '~a ulls have doubled in r'l'<'tnt
months with the influx or jo bless
(',1rihbcan r1·fug<·es, offic ials <Jre
a 1-;o a s k 1111.: parents lo keep
t•htlflrenm
Late Shah's
Son ·Namt ~s
Self King
l '.\I HO fo:g}llt I AP I Ht·t<i
l':ihlav1. ""n of tht.' lak s hah pro
1 la11111'll h11n:..;·lf the king of Iran
t11ila~ from ht., 1•xilP in F.gypl and
ta I lc·d on pal not ic I ran i ans t11 Jlli n
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l'toan1c k Thron1· a nd sworr· tn 1lt·
frod lrart'!-. 'inrlt!1>cnde-n C'•· ria
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l<•g1t1mt1lt· rights of rts p«<•P!.· a!>
the "la wful krngof lrari.,. • :
r \111.AVI, whosl: ~peech 1·otn
1 11 lt·~th his 20th birthda)1 tiold
h1-. •'<1 tr) ml'n. "We mus t u nilt-
111 l<l\ll'. 11 n·build Iran a nd 1·110
.,t rurt a <"ompassionate so1·1H\ ..
ha!-l•d on "the ci viii zed valut·s· ol
pr~trrc. fn·edom . order an•! the
nrl•· uflaw
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p.Jth111• "rlh your sufferi;~ and
\Ou:-inner to rment,". til<J vl
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t h.in I .1100 milt·~ away "l-'-trnre
\our m1:-1·ry und frustration Ip
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pu s~ .
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war he s aid, "At one o r'the
darkest periods i n the history of
l r<.tn. thl'i't· h'a' h<.:cn a n d-..,;rnlt
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The sheriffs. tltt: supervisor~ and tlte S tate Olf1cc o t Ernerqrmcy Services are
lvwing t o make ~hr::;1• frightening plans because tlw public hns not yet called a halt
to the use of n ut.lc.11 luel in tllis area .
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Laguna's Measure F is a step towards a new sanity tn energy policies.
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VOTE YES ON MEASURE .. F,, ON NOVEMBf:R 4T·H
P••d fo• bv rh• Comn•llll'!! fo r 1nr Righi to Vote, M11Urt1l'n Kools, T11esurer,
· 2007 Gleonevre. Legune Beech, CA 92651
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CALIFORNIA Fr~. October 31 1911>
Spruce Goose
In New Berth
'God Is Against ERA~
Evangeliat Telhl Chriatiam 'Get Involved'
LONti HEAl'll 11\1'1 rtw
legendary S11rut·c \iuo. <· 1s tn tt:t
new bt>rth t u d 1n 1dl t•r 11
painsh•kins 3H hour dfort 111
move tht• rnam~11h fh mg butu
ended amid l'huryfpui.:n1• :-howt•rs
a nd frenzied l'hl't>rs
"We've got ll, "'' htHt' 111Jlll' history." hurd hullt'll "\lrll.t'r~
s houted as lht:) pabt'1I 1 "in1•
l_>ottle itlter l'Omplt't1n~ th1· ma
JOr relocat1or1 IJnlJt'l't rur lht.•
last aeronaut1c.-al effort uf the
late Howard llugh1·~
Like a giant wooden puppet,
the mu1t1 -mllhona1re 's seaplane
became airborne for the nrsl
time in 33 year~ as a huge c.-rane
hoisted the plywood (·raft intq J
berth on land
A DAY BEHIND sc.-hedule.
Herman the German, a $6.000-·
an-hour floating crane described
as the world's largest, heaved·
ho the 200-ton plane in its 57-ton
cradle out o r Long Beach
Harbor.
The plane had floated there
since its first and lasl Hight on
Nov. 2, 1947, when Hughes flew
his plane 70 feet above the water
for about one minute.
Richard B. Stevens, president
of Wra ther Corporation
Properties Ltd., said Thursday
the boat wi ll be taxied this sum-
mer to its new location next door
to the Queen Mary luxury liner.
THE SPRUCE GOOSE, large
enough to hold a Boeing 747's
fuselage. will r est on the
drysfock until June 1 while the
permanent display a rea near the
Queen Mary is being completed
by Wrather Corp.. a Beverly
Hills entertainment concern.
"It's apparent to me after
viewin& the plane in the water
that the next move is going to be
easier ... the taxi shquld just be
magnificent.'' Stevens said.
Workers planned to drape a
' t:a rp ovt-r th(' <'rnf1 tod11 y
THE ZI t· •'OUT , l1t 111 rn1thid
hlr1·h :4t'aplane hus a winaapan
of 320 fet•t and wall built for wse
<i ll a troop t ran)\port during
World \t'iAr II . when metal WMS
srurce and when troop s hips
wt're being sunk hy c;t>rmun :.ub
marines
The movt' wh1 l'h bega n
Wednesda). co~t Sl million and
involved 200 workers The <1pt.-ra
11on was µlagued by delays as ex
perts struggled with the hoist era
die
"There 's tinly one Spruce
Goose. a nd that ·~ 11 If you
damage 1t, or break 1t , it's
gc>ne," said Gene Stenzel of Gold
Coast Marine Shipping, the sub-
contral'tor whic h moved the
seaplanf'
.4!iw"rnser
A W. Clausen. 57. president
and chief executive officer
of Bank of America, has
been prop<>sf¥i by President
Carter to succeed Robert
McNamara as president of
World Bank. McNamara will
retire July 1. 1981.
Research Produces
Synthetic Vaccine
LA JOLLA <A P > -A prominent San Diego virologist says a
wholly synthetic vaccine against virus has been produced at
Scripps Clinic and Research Foundation.
Dr. Richard A. Lerner announced Thursday that the vaccine
made from chemicals off the shelf has been shown effective against a
virus that causes leukemia in mice.
Its potential was described as enormous by Lerner. calling it
"really the next step in recombinant DNA techniques.··
SACRAMENTO (AP I
Declaring that God oppbses the
Equal Rights Amendment but
support s fre e enterprise,
television evangelist Jerry
Falwell brought his religion and
politics to lhe California Capitol.
With tw.o dozen ,American
na1s and the state C~pitol as a
backdrop. Falwell tol~ a rally of
1,500 Thursday that as Chris·
tians{ they should get involved in poll ics and fight against
pornography. abortion and the
ERA -and fight in s upport of
stronger military forces.
HE ALSO URGED them to
take their children out or public
schools and put them in various
church-run Christian schools.
Falwell, whose "Moral Ma-
jority" political action group is
widely described as a major
rorce h elpin g Repu blican
Ronald Reagan's presidential
campaign, did not mention
etther Reagan or President
Carter by 11ame in his 9<>-minute
oolitical sermon.
But he made one indirect ref.
erenc.-e to Carter, who describes
himself as a born-again Chris·
tian, telling the rally "People
are saying. 'You're trying to get
born ·a~ain Christians elected to
office.· That's ndiculous. We 're
trying to get rid or some."
LATF.R, FALW,:LL told n·
porters that he is not voting for
Carter. but he isn't endorsing
Reagan either.
"I 'm•not endorsing or support
ing an) ca11didate ,.. he said.
Falwell. whose television and
radio ministry is based at the
Thomas Road Baptist Church in
Lynchburg. Va., added in his In an announcement at the eiahth International Svmoosium of
lmmunopathology, the Scripps researc.her said the procedure
offers hope or producing efficient vaccines quickly and' easily to
com bat influenza .. malaria. leukemia, hepatitis, diptheria.
measles. and "almost anything you want." Toxics Deep ·
The head of Scripps' molecular genetics group, Lerner said the
vaccine was developed in several years' research involving five QAKLAND (AP) -State
colleagues. They first determined the sequence of amino acids that he.41th officials have found -that
make up the DNA structure of the Moloney virus which causes contamination from a toxic
leukemia in mice, Lerner said in an interview. chemical reaches to a depth of 46
In this sequence they spotted an unknown segment which they feet at the General Electric plant
labeled "R" and found they could predict its chemical nature from in East Oakland, considerably
clues found elsewhere in the DNA chain, Lerner said. deeperthan expect~.
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BnH!laure Battle
Judge Says Pai-ties
'Distorted Orders'
SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -A quake measuring 4.4 on the Richter
scale 'bit the Imperial .Valley today
but apparently left no damage.
pj
URGES INVOLVEMENT
Dr. Jerry Fetwell
press conference that if he lived
in California he would vote
against Gov. Edmund Brown Jr.
because· of Brown's support of
funds for abortion and other
"left-leaning " views
A handful of critics earned
signs such as "Rapt1s ls for
ERA." and "I 've acC'epl.-d
Jesus. but not Ronald Reagan ..
But they remained silent as the
majority of the crowd on th~
Capitol lawn applauded 1 tw
speech.
ON 11fE ERA, Falwt·ll ..,:.i 11I 11
is contrary to God's will
'"lie would be so inll:rcstcd 111
equal rights (or women that h"
wouldn't be for the Equal Rjghts
Ame ndme nt . be ca use he
wouldn't want homo!.ex ual mar-
riages or sending women to
war." Falwell said
E~hoing Reagan s · p1o;1r t·
t hrough slrcn~lh 1·a1 11p:11 1!11
theme. f"a lwell said 1 he l 'n1 11•rl
Statrs must increase m1h tcin
spending to pn·servt• libf'rty.
"This 1s not the kin,::dom ol
heaven This i~ th,. rC'::il Wt•rld.
and there ·arc some> had µeopl1·
in it The Soviets arl· intf'nt q11
world conquest. · tw said
Doct()r Amputates
Man's Wrong Leg
LOS GATOS <AP > A flS-tear old patient at Los <;atos Com
munity Hospital woke up aft er surgery two months ago to learn
that a doctor had amputatecJ the wrong le~. a published report ~.ml
today.
The San Jose ~ercury News said the patient. who "'as n111
identified. is a diabetic who suffers from poor circulation. lie latl'"
had to have rus other lei:t amputated In both cases. the amputat 11.11•
was below the knee
Ralph Ross. the hospital'!. execut1 ve director. acknowle<.l~Pd
that a mistake was made during the first operation. but declined ll1
explain how it happened
"There were extenuating <'lrcumstances The patient was ver~
kind. very rational It was understood that the patient does not
want a lawsuit or an insurance settlement." Ross said.
That, however. is still an open question, according to the pa
tient 's wife, who told the newspaper that the family had employt'1l
a lawyer because, "We wanted to know what our rights are."
Or. Allan Vishoot. a Los Gatos -orthopedic surgeon who
performed the surgery. declined to discuss the operation with re
porters. '
TO THE WORLD'S
GREATEST
PUMPICIN
DECORATORS
federal judge has berated both the
Democrats and the Republicans in•
the Assembly Election Brochure Bat-
tle. saying both distorted his orders.
U .S. Distr ict Judge William
Schwarzer said Thursday that a
The quake was centered eiaht
miles west of Mexicali just below the
U.S. border.
WE INVITE YOU TO JOIN. US NEXT YEAR FOR MORE FUM
AMD MORE PRIZES. HAVE A SAFE·AMD. HAPPY HAL'LOWEEM.
Republican broc hure and a "'----• _ iD · d Democratic telegram both cbntained · ~ llJV~ r Mii • · "a · false representation of what I By 111e MllOClated Presa
have said.'' • Republican Paul Gann 's campa,i~ _
THE FOLLOWING 350 KIDS ALL HELPED IN MAKl~G OUR FIRST ANNUAL PUMPKJ~ DECORATING CONTEST A
HUGE SUCCESS. THANKS -. .
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LOS ANGELES CAP) -The Board Committee that it is cutting off his
of Education never told district staff funds. . The,..nation al comm ittee h as
already given Gann $548,000. But
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members to carry out court de-
segregation or(ters and said on at
least one occasion to actually disobey
them. the bo11rd's qnly supporter of
mandatory busing ha'S testified.
committee spokesma n Larr y
McCarthy said Thurs day he won't be
giving Gann the rest of the SI million
originally promised because the com:\
mittee's fund-raising fell short of goals
and Gann is too far behind in the polls. .,
""-" l.~a"~• Marie
Rita Walters. the board's only
black member, said during a con-
tempt-Of-court bearing Thursday that
the staff was instructed not to obey
an order by Superior Court Judie
Paul Egly of Laguna Beach. to sub·
mit a list •of desegregation spending
priorities.
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SACRAMENTO (AP> -There's a
trace of a KKK-type cross in the lawn
of the predominantly minority
SacramentoftipSchool.
Firemen said they extinguished a
cross-shaped structure on the athletic
field made of two-by-fours wired
together, six feet across, and stu,ck six
inches into the ground.
Sacramento High Schoo( .>V~ the
scene_ of racial -unrest H\4._,:,:~tate
1960s and early 19'10s.
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Toxic ·waste 1lislls -Demand Attention
'
Concern over t.be extent ol dwn..., ol JosJc wut.-
wa~ much in the mtnd1 ol mem-. ol the OrQl9 Comal)' ~oard ol Superviaora Ulla ..-wtMn It autllor&ecl ' f\111 inventory u( au known landtllla and dwns-locat.s ln the county.
-~ The board's action. wu prompted by dllturbin1 de· v~lopment.5 in Huntlnstm Beach and P\allenon, where
disposal of chemicals potentially harmful to humana bu
been discovered.
In HunUnatOll Beach, atudi• are under way .as to
what eUects the'' dumplnl ol materials at the B<Macber
landfill may be ~avLnt OG nearby 1rOUDdwater supplies.
In Fullerton, stUdiea are WMler way OD the pouible ef.
fects ol chemical odon on Nlldenta whoee ruhionable
homes are situated near tbe McColl dump.
Boucher and McColl, however. are only two of at
least 50 sites throuahout tbe county that have been uaed
in the past for dumpina of me kind or another.
has uested.
Clearly the issue b sutftciently aenaiUve and poten·
ua11rangerous to demand • atudy of th• ttnd the board
i Prop. I 0 lmpracticitl
f ............... 10, the only initiative on the Nov . 4 ballot, i seeks to .establish smoldnl and non·smoktna areas in
I
. most buildinls, includina private buaineues.
It is more or less a re-~ PropoJlition 5, which was defeated in una, and bu Ii nawa.
'--Offering the araument at second-hand smoke can
be damaging to non-amoken, the proposition seeks to
I itanda~ the deaipation ol smokina and non·amoktna
:reas m all enclosed public place9, places of ~':cf loY·
ent, educational facilities and health facilities, the -
posting of appropriate •iina. ~ ·
Enforcement, probably dJfftcult and certainl)' ex·
_,eensive, would be up to state aovemment health officials
. who would formulate specific rules. Vlolaton of smokinl
; regulations would be subject to a police citation and a $15
fine.
Proponents contend the measure would protect the
rights of smokers as well as non-smoken. 1bia is biahly
~.questionable, since it states that if the desipation of
~eparate areas is "impractical" the· entire area must be
: ''designated non·smoking.
· ., Limiting or eliminatiq smoking tn many public
:.daJaces is relatively simple since their occupancy is larae-
~Y transient. •
: .. But: in the workplace, especially in a small or
• rmedium·sized business, the implementation of separate
smoking and inon·smoking areas would often be imposai-
ble without a complete reoraanization of operations or
~9.onstruction of smoking rooms -at best expensive and ~ften iml?ractical. ~-ln many instances, side·bY·Side work stations are
mandated because of job function. It would not be prac-
tical to relocate workers in such situations to smoking
and non.smoking stations.
And in some very small establiibment.i there would .
be no practical way to establish separate areas. -T While Proposition 10 says it would be illesal to dis-
' ~mtnate a•afmt emp~ became tbe)' are uereiaiq l their rights under the propoeal, the net effect could be to
stigmatize a smoker bein& considered for employment as
one whose hiring possibly could trig1er Propoeition 10
compliance problems in the workplace.
The fact is that slDOldna already is prohibited in
theaters, food markets, moat department stores and on ~buses, and separate amoldna areu are desipated in
.most restaurants and on trains and plan•.
Striking a balance between the ri1bta of non-smokers
:end smokers is workinS out throulh the normal pressures
. J]f tbe.marketpl{l~e and throulh aocial preaaure without
;government intervention. We th1nk lt can best continue· this waY,. · ·
4.."\.-~1: ~Uon.~~~.~-r'" _:.-::.
:feg1S1ate social behavior and to encoura1e aovemment
:tnterventioo in an uu where aovemment is not needed.
?J'he Daily Pi lot recommend.I a NO vote oo PropoeitiOD 10. ,. . .
I * Supervisor O.oice
1be only Orange County aupervblorial race OD the
Nov. 4 ballot is a run-off in the lit Dtatrfct between two-
term incumbent Philip Anthony and bis primary
challenger, Fountain Valley Councilman Ro1er Stanton.
Anthony-bas done a creditable job u supervt.or. but
.. he sWl faces cbar1es be Weplly manipulated campai1D
funds in his earlier eleetka Unfortunately, r-epe.ad liela1 mwuven bave kept
these chars-from aolnl to trial ..W after the election ~ · so voters have bad no•oppartualty to be auured ol b1s in·
nocence. ' . And, should he ultimately be coavicted, he would be
obll1ed to rellnqW.h tbe 1upervi8orial olftee lf re-elected.
Stanton, · a 1trai1bt-lhootin1 coU.1e -bullneu pro-
f essor, would make a competent supervisor. In the
rircumst.ances_, the Dally PlJot recommends a vote for
Ro1er Stanton. • Opinions exprened In the spice above ire thoM of ·the Dally Pilot.
Other views expressed on this p1ge are thoN ot their 1uthora 1n~
ertlsts. Reader comment la Invited. Addreu The Dally Pilot, P.O. J!°" 1560, Costa Mell; CA 92626. Phone (714) 642~21.
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Remember that moUoa plc·
ture aboUt the life of Robert
Stroud, "Tb• Bll'dmaa of
Alcatra"! The man hhmelf
WU Nfuled penn1aalon to Me
lt.
Wlth every ~-=lD• year U..re.,.. , .... , k 1beep ln
tlda world. TIMlr wool eu 't be
dyed, IOtbey'n bein.I bred out ofex~.that'1wby.
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Jack Andenon I arning Planes
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U.S. Shott of
W ASIDNGTON The Carter
ad m lrUltraUon · 1 recent deciaion
to dispatch rour of tbe Air
Force'• Airborne Wa~in1 ~
Control Sxttesn <AW A ) planes
to Saudi Ar1bia mia lead the
aver ase dtiien to be'leve there
are plenty ot the hi&h·tecbnololY
aircraft to eo around.
But the painful ract ~s tbat the
U nlted States neects every
AWACS plane
it baa and
more -to
protect the
c·onlinental
United Stat.es
rrom a 1neak
attack.
A top.secret
Pentaeon as·
ses'sment of
our interlock·
Ing early warning sxstems has
turned up a fri_1htening naw: a
"radar hole" bi1 enough for lbe.
Soviets to drive an armada or
low-rlylng nuclear bombers
throu1h.
The report puts the message
In onP succinct. halr·raisln'I
p_aragraph. "'Pre11en' ~l .S. sur· ..
Andy RoonPf
velllance systems can provide
wamln1 or aircraft attacking at
high or medium altitudes
throuch the polar region. but
they have virtually no capability
to provide warning or attack
characterization from any other
threat axis.·'
Jn other words, if the flussians
-or the Chinese, for th.it mat·
ler -don't obll1e,us by ts-:nding
their bombers In rrom jW1t the
ri1ht direction and at jost the
right altitude, the United Statt:11
might not know they were com·
in1 until the bombs start+>d fall
Ing.
PaESENT U.S. early wamw.c
systems are aimed pdmarily at
incoming intercont1nc_-ntul ballistic missiles, whtrh un
doubtedJy would appraoch 'rrmrl
the north. Sate Iii tes-and trac·k 101(
stations provide good I' over 111<•·
But for early warnrnl( 1>0
aircraft, Pentag.on sourct:K tohf
my associaU! Oale Val\ Alla, ttu·
United States depends on ltu·
outdated Semi·Automallr
Ground Environml!nt Sy:>terfi
and iL'I Intended repla«cmr-nt,
' th'J! Joint Surveillance System: ;.
Let's Make So01e
4# . ' De~a'.nds of. Iran
It seems liketr lh•t the
American hoeiae~ theld in Iran .
will be releued sb4rtlY or may
already hive been released by
the time this i~ rele~ed. 1
Tt!hran once they're back ho(lle
This is a medieval thought of
mine. of course. and it doesn't
last long. Even so, I don't think
I 'm going_to be in clined toward
being t.oo'forgiving. • A confusion ot ~ughts come
lo my mind about/it and I UUnk
I 'm typical. / FOa EXAMPLE, President
For instance,· .,... -, Carter has said he'd ,want to re-
l keep won·' ' sume normal relations with Iran
dering who it once the hostages are released.
will benefit if Well, he might, but J wouldn't. I
they are re· s uppose it's because he knows
leased befortt' more about it than I do, bilt that
the election. doesn't stop nie from having an
It seems cer· opinion. A little ignorance is a
lain that if fteat help when it CQ,meS to
they ' re re · making up your mind in a hurry.
leased now, it President Carter has said he 'd
is because the Iranian govern· start sending them Uie spare
ment thinks it will help Carter parts they need for their
and they are in favor of him military equipment for lh.f war
over Reqan. with Iraq, and he'd release· the'
Tbla same thou1ht is going lo billions of dollan of frozen Ira·
occur to millions qt Americans, nian assets in this country when
and ii there's anything millions the hostages are home. I don't
of Americana don't want, it's mind ii he promises that. He
somethiq the lrartians do want. shoul.d promise them anything lo,
There could be a serious get our people back. but there
'which they say is not much bet·
ter.
··Both of these systems are
range·lirhited, both leave signifi·
ca'nt gaps In low·altitude radar
<.'overage."· lhe :iecret report
warn11. Jn addition. e ven the
Joint Surveillance System lacks
·what the Pentagon calls "coun·
ter·countermeasure rapability' ·
m~aning elu-tronic equip·
ment that could o,vercome jam·
ming and· othn enemy terh
nlquc11 th&t l'Ml n(!utralize our
radardt>f("ru1c1i
THI~ IS WHF.Rf: th1· AWACS
1>lur1c11 1·orr11· in or could, If we
hatl 1•MUl(h <1f them A WACS
a11crnft , th,, reJ,1ort n11tes. "can
pr11vuft• low u!t1lu~c 1·overage.
hul lht-y un· t11u f1•w 1n numbe(l;
a rH1 w11ultl tl4' 11Mh1 h1t1Vely
•!Kpe 11 111v1· t11 m o 1r1t;J1n a'<' a
11tr4ll•·.c1t· w:.arri1111i: fi-r11•t while
n•1Jtult1lr11( 1•v11al:i l1l1· for <1thrr.
r ;1HIUl(01i'I flllblll'llll<I
'I h•· IJ111l1•1I t..,1.1t1·1'j h<i ~ c·xarlly
;t,Cl ... lf ft'IN,1• $>11.l<i mtllt1Jfl J>f•r f'llJIY
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f1111d t<'1 f1 11 Vdf'h •1f !111· ri1•.td lhrl•I·
fHH'll) Yt•·r~; Wiiii IH I ••Vf!Olui.I
goal or 34 A WACS aircraft. Even
that would .be inadequate for
proper protection of the con·
tin e nlal U nited Statea
particularly when, as now, up~
20 percent of the A WACS force is
deployed on ·'other assigned.
m issions " elsewhere in the
world.
M EANWHJUt, the Penta1on
is trying to plug lhe radar bole
without having to depend solely
on A WACS planes, which it
would prefer ~ keep tor their
designed role in offensive opera-
tions ralhf r than as a defensive stopgap.
·'An Enhanced Distant Early
Warning line of minimally·
attended radars could improve
coverage in the northern ap.
proarhes to North America and
significantly reduce operating
<·osts," the secret report states.
.. Over-the-Horizon Backscatter
radars will provide long.range
surveillance or the coastal ap-
prna ches."
The Pentagon also wants a
m<>demized interceptoi aircraft
lorre as well as more AWACS
u1 rtraf•_ ·
baclduh against Carter. has been nothing honorable . , . "
I SUPP08E that's not very ~~~~ s~-=~ ~h!~i~~~~ "lt.'s ~seller's m~~k.·~r,only un ti l 'the !'th a'f November .. ''
pracuc.i thinking on my 'part, be honor bound eilber. • . · • · -
·though. Moet of us like lhlnp <Hice they re·,ease the become eit.he t,. (~at'hol1c _o r'. ga~ tlley need.for their cars for ..
the w.-y they are when things hostages, Carter 'lhould say he .P.Tesbyterian, return lo P\lris their lifetime. ~ .
are gbing 1ood, and if tbe was only. kidding about the -and, etl route .there. t·ay a wreath 4. -Ne lran1an government
ho1tages come home, the money. He should tell them we . on the grave or the shah. lt must apologize to everyone m
. •
eCOJAOm)' ·ta. ~~viJa• and it's can't even consider the question wo. uld also be :mandiftorr that ht'. • th~ ·11mt~.:._~t~ould "~•Altlil!l~"Day. ·~6Nala9......_,....,._,_~a.~"~1K:~,....PtiM1~4 t~~~i.. .. " . -:·~,~~ll
people will probably vote for there's a new-"'election in 2. The Iranian government · facing Washington, tduch their
Carter even if they think the Congress and that won't be for >kould have to pay eaeh hostage hl'ads to the ground and repeat
bosta1e release is a political another two years. his total pay for the period he the following statement: "We 're
trick. U must drive Reagan was held. plus overtime. The sor,ry_ We"re a bunch of nuts who
crazy tblnkinl about that. IN ADDITION, President overtime would be 16 hours a don't have any real idea how to
1l bu occurred to me a couple Carter. should stipulate the day for a year. _ run a country~ Because of the oil
of tima when I was maddest at following conditions for the re9' 3. The Iranians would have to fields, we havtr more money
thit medieval little country for turn of their billions : pay damages of one-million than brains, and in the' future
holdlnl our people for ransom 1. The Ayatollah Khomeini dollars to"each of the 52 hostages we'll be very carerul of people's·
that I'd like to see us h;vel must disavow his religion. and provide them .with all the rights.'·
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Reade&' Views on Three Ballot 'P.r.,pti~itio~s·
t -• ' •
· To tbe l'.ditor: don't approve of bad laws". land travel to cQ.astar areas cases, reflects lhe coritinued et·
Aatbepreeldeataoftheatate's j)ur oreanizations, the seeking relief from heat;'51llOg, (Prt.in reee-~t years to alter a
three larpst volllDtlJ')' bealtJl Callfornia branches -of the and congestion:· ironically it is time·honored foundation of our
a1eacla, we write ln an attempt American Heart Association, the the t'oastal recreational re· Constitutional system.
to clear the air over Propo11tli41p~·-.::tff~·~YD&.~sociation..and sources that ar.e disappearing Proponents of tbi$ measure do · tb. TM oj>posiUab baa blankelecJ .J;;.~ .. Tft>f"~CilrUncer SOcft!l}', . and "the least available. Last '~service lo. the-Jjublic and the ,
the state with deceptive and strongly support . Proposition 10 year. the State Park System .b1ar in arguing that .reduction in •
mlaleadiq radio. and television because w-rbelieve it is a fair, alone baned away 1 millign pea-' ·~s of juries WOtlld resWt in·
commercials, paid for almost reasonable and inexpensive way p~. °This is why the California gr~ater economy .nd etficiency. •
exclusively by ttae tobacco ln· · to grant nonsmokers the right tc Parklands Act of 1980 will em· Studies .... conducted of federal
duatry. breathe healthy lndoor air while phasize the purchase or Coastal couPt jury panels of six ehow ·
Tbe truth about Propoeilioo 10 givin1 smoken places to smoke Parklands. · · that no ·significant time sa\'ings -
la eoata1Ded ln tbe.&eat of the in· in pe~ee. are effected in jury selection of
·tttatlve ltHll. It proll.lbil4,. new ' PETER E. POOL, M.D. PROPOSmON l guarantees smaller panels. Civil' liti1ant!s
1ovemment bureaucracy ud President that the bulk of the money from pay for jury fees, se there is no
new tu•. It pfobibita taldnl -~... American Heart Association this act will be spent in Southern cost savings to the public. -
people lnto cuttod)' for Viola-California Affiliate California where the majority or
tiona and'limita the fine to $1.f. It RAYMOND L. WEISBERG, the population lives. Orange THE OP.PORTUNITJES 'for
1tricUy and 1peclflcaUy Umlta M.D, County will receive $6,726,000, person-to-~on interaction in
the 1cepe of the rules the ai.te . · President the second largest share of weighing eVl\jence and applying
Depattment ol Health Services American Cancer Society funds. ln ad.dition to establishing rules or law ~ mullipUeCI tnany
can write. No walla or barrien Califomla Dlvlsion n\ore parki lo enjoy here in times. in juries of twelve rather
can be required to eatabllah · CHARLES R. PFISTER Orange County, this money will 'Uran six or eigbt. A much better
•moklnl and no amoldnc MC· President taelp brinl the Orange Coast Na· cross·section ~e comlbllnlty ....
tioaa ln indoor public place1 and American Lung Association tional Urban Park closer to fnu. is assured, an there l• lesa-
workplacel. Public beartnp are or California lion. : UkelitMJod of pres ure front out. ·
required before &be rul• can Volinl yes on Proposition 1 aid~ sources w ere the number
1aln approval. Affected buai· this November 4th will establish of jurors la great: r .
MIHI lllld ~'f'iduall mUlt be . . .. • badly ~ recreational and Unde""8.ndabl public resent:
beard lllld lllttMd to. And, Ull· To the E4itor: w'llderneu padta clOK to home, ment with appa t n\lauae of
like most laitiativea, the AynvoteoaPropositionlwW within the reach of all energy. juries in criminal trials ahoul,d
Leslalature can amend this help obr IJ'OWiDI county obtain short population. Its cost will be directed aiainl hilh court
measure. · needed. local recreational ··re· amount to leas ttian dime a decisions rat.her th the Jury
IOUf'Cel. mo~th per penon1 a small price system itself. 4 aee ln11.Y ln·
,... .. Jll.S fad ia: once =tecl, meaaurea llke Wa
. . la Mlzb11ata, wben a law
Three million people will be for inluring breathln1 room for nocuoua reduction of numw cfl
aqueaed lnto Oran1e Co\inty by future generations. juron will set a precedent wbleb
• ...., • slllllOar to .......... .10
.......... -.... boob for "" ,.an, pulllle ll19POl't ll .onr.
tbe year 3000. M we belin to Joe· TE·RRY TIM MINS would depart frvm a tradiUan u
ti• each otller' back and forth. a. QJd as the common law Jtaelf. ' ·
~:!ti ·MQ lllO, Im· .., .... •=·--.._ u..t•,.n•ol
•la .,,,.... " ... law, IMt S llf~'Oftwo-'aek·•·~J. saao~en~ People'
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ualted vo6ee can be beard from .. BILL CROSBY
tbe crowd. Tbe voice ia H)'in'I
"let ua and future 1enerationa un-.~room." Tiie ......_. for recreaUoaal
.,.. .. ..., .. ~andelofeto
home lt ;nater tlaan ever. Wbili
tbe, maJGrte, ol people Ii vtna ln·
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1 , .. _ wz-.. tto . , .. DMIY ""9 ..,._,_.._ o......, llAU .r : w, .._,....... ~ ..... -.
· P-ltion 6 which wOuld re-• .. ~ ... ..w ..._ • ..., .... "" ....._ ·~ ' ' CA ..... Uftln ,...._.. lw duce u.s maximum l\llowable .._.. •.,.... •. _..... ..
numM.r of juron to el1bt ln . :=.-;.:-..:_.-:-.=.:-.. :, • ..:
:nuntdpal and justice court civil elf$_._.. I . . ~
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Greai P ... pkia Al'WI .......
Strongman Dr. Fran<'u Columbu, a Los
Angeles chiropractor. lifts an 80-pound
pumpkin in front of the Atlas statue at
Rockefeller Center. New York City. Colum-
bu has won several titles in bodybuildi~
and powerlifting.
"Got a problem'.' Thi:n um te to Pat I>unn ·Pat unll
cut red tape, getting the 011.~wers arid action you need
to solVf' inequities w IJOUt'rnment and bv.m1e.~s Mail
your questions to Pat Dunn, At Your Srruice. ()rn.nge
Co<ut DaUy Pttot. P '' Hoz 1.560 Costa Mesa, CA
92626. As many lt?tter s as possible will be answered.
but phoned inquznes ur letters not inl'lu.dmg the
reader's /UU name. address and business hours' phone
num~cannotbe crmsidered. Tfuscolumriappearsdai·
ly ~xcept Sundays ...
DEAS READERS: Aa we all bow, Ute u -
cle•t °'9enaace of All Hallow'• Eve Illas, la
••••n times, been tuned over lo clUJdrea. ToU
... lelldlen take adn•ta1e ol tlle oceuloe lo
.._. .. .eary costamn ud mooell 1...ue. fro'm
IM_mtathn .U. tM caU ol "Trtcl or Treat."
81" Wee& la a m11e• lliiift carefally regalaled ~ ... lw deeta •'11•e lloUday tba It was a few
•emeraU ap, Ht It still ls· not completely lne
el ....... M•t of tlae.e du1en caa be caned
wl&la a ame ~' • u.e part o1 adaha. Sale fl'&ldleea are Mt lateeded lo take Ute r.. •t ol aau..ee.. IMd Ute parea&s wM M9d tlile c~
r.rtla, tM iD...uta wlto eaeem&er them oa lite
8*fteU. Md tile ltomeownen at wlloee llloues tllley
eall .-... be aware llllat llllP-splrtted c.udrea
• an rarely ca.UOU.
Paneu .-.ad remember Ulat dotb mub or ftdre ._ .. maab are dHgeroas; tllley may sUp
... w.ll a c:Mld's vlaloa or brHt.lllag. Y• ca•
.. Im& ...U· oa clllJdrea's .faces by ulag cos-
•etia, iftue palat or banat cork.
. \'l•,.:..i.11.-~'klRMA.9!.J» J»a~ .Ii ~f.~~~~·. • · ,..,..~~r,'1niliift'-lfr~-°'1111:r··bbifacles
aJld make sue that Utey are DO& M loag tlllat lite
, ... paen· nm the risk of trlpp6a1 •them. Avoid ark ~ -&hey are dlftlmlt for motorists to
Me. U dte c:lalldren la1lst on tlilem, ue reflective
tape or llquld "paint" <avail.able at moat
llardware stores> that sbJnes· in: the dark or
refleda Upt. Use tbJ1 ta~ or Uquld oa jack-01 •
la•&er.., Uh, bags, etc., tbat tbe yoa.agster
wean· or carries. •
Dee'& allow your cbJld to carry a knife or other
alaarp ...,._at. Yoaasmrs sltouJd not have ac-
ceu • llll*d toreltn or candles. ~· laa•e been .. few lutances 'in Ttteat'
I ·· Jean af·twll&ed lndlvlduals giring cblkltea ltuJt w c:a.17 wD aeedles, raaor blades, glass or dna11
e•lleHe• Caatloa yOtlr clllld. lo hrtq Mme 1111
IMt lw llllfediee before eatlag it . .,.µ yoe live a party at lltome, use nameareot or
fln·..-.UM ma&erlal11 lor ~mes, upa •,Id de-
eei'.U... IUteP· .tie '1a'mes saltable lo the age ·
P'"P· "'-matorU& drlvla1 la resklea&Jal areas on
BaU..... dloald alo• dowa ud drhe wltlll enra
ea•tl•. Esclted ~lldren may dart between ,.,.. can, c:rou la tlae middle ol lite bloc:k ud
Mt l9ek bella ways before c:roaln&. MHy will be
.,end• darl c:oatllJDn aad tltey will be lllard lo -... ll'•·•.•~•.••&da...U.Ule•. ••11WMn noaJd llPt Utelr property so·
,...,.._. dom't trip over stain or odter ob· l&ac.._ Otftr esc:antlou ud ,_ u ea1y-lo-aee
fe•ce aroud JO•r flowers. Pat away lawn
fat 11-e ... 1•rba1e c:au ucl be sure lo lock lite
1arap .. Brla1 pet. laslde H baad1 of molay
eMNnm •87 eul&e tlilea.
,. ........ tlteae commoa-aeue Hlleatloa• wtD ..... ~ lb& c:lliklrett elQoy • , ... filled yet
aalellaDoweell.
a.. •I #eM~ Ho•~
DEAR PAT: I just bought a mobile home and
have fOWMl that I don't really know how to keep
tbe wall paneling and plutic showers lookinl
clean .. I want to make sure I don't use any cleaners
• • t.bat would damage the liniBh on the tub and
1hower or hurt the finish on the UUn paneling.
F.N., HuntJ.nitoo Beach
TM Gelde9 &&ate •~me OwHr'• Leape
.. ,, ..._..... altower ... a.It ulal da be re-
..... wllli ........ hlf'll9 (,.... &llllllMr>, •••Ila·
... ~ ....... ~ • ftrJ ..... ~·-' .. . ~ ... ., ....... .,. ...... ,. 1'9 llMl7 .....
left aM rlue. A•raalH ••terlala er
llHllM -I 11• 11•11 ltJ61"'* ....... M .................. ;1111 • .., ........ ...
.... ...... ,N ele••:~. tMIMlq r•MIA•I ....... -•1111• .... .. ...... ...... ..... = ............................ , .. .... = ............... .... --1 l,.•r:b ........... .... ... aauu Hilall ,_ ,_,, •· • ll'• ... . --.............. ..... ~,... ............ .. . .
Slide reaten~ Homes
Up to 35 Rolli1111 ~ilia Dwellings in Danger
ttOl.t.INt; 1111.l~S (A t>)
'-our luxury homn an the u ·
du~&Vt' Uled city of Rolling
111111' an-U.rutened by 11 slow·
mo vtnf' l"ndallde toward the
f'•<'lfit•, and 1eolotll•la HY 35
othen c..'OWd be de11lroyed lf cor·
rt"cti ve ~uurn aren't taken
Lo8 Aqele:s County 1eoloeas•.s
mon1tor1na( th~ stide s ince it
be1an in M11y say they believe it
was ca WM!d by excess1vt: rains,
80 inches over
the last three
for corTttUve measures, which
could cost anywhere from
U00,000 to several million
dollars.
C..:lty Manager Clifton said the
city and the association were
worklng together on the prob·
lem.
WREN YOU BUY a house in
Rolline Hills, your membership
in the association is automatic
'
slide. That's the driving force ol
the slide mus."
ARTHUR KEENE, chief
geologist for the county, sug-
gested driving 100 shear pina in-
to the slide to tie it to tbe solid
area below.
Mrs. Clifton said Wednesday
night's meeting was called
because "there had been a lol or
rumors, a lot
of s trange y e a r ~
}i O Wl!Vt!f
some rt!!>I
d e nt s at u
town mooung
Wednesd a y
night blamed
excessive
bulldozmg al·
lowed by the
Tltfl" rf•• .... alee ...... BHb c----"· As-••c-••••·· •re •pHtfl•• ••~ reac •I •
comments"
made about
the slide and
what would be
done about it. ttee•••rta• ......... tlw ........... la ·~ p~fftl •• w r• plecftl ~. I. Cer1"~lli'e
-~ .. 11re• eeMltl N.c SSH,-Ce aeenot1I
............. rs.
Keene said
the slide area
had been
mapped by
the U .S . city
THE THREATENED homes
are worth "anywhere from half
a million to three-quarters of a
million dollars," City Manager
Teena Clifton said Thursday,
and they all have a view of the
Pacific.
and you share the various ease-
ments of the "controlled access"
community, she said.
The city and the association
are splitting the cost of a
geologic study on the landslide
that is expec~ed to be completed
Dec. 1. Mrs. Clifton said . I
Geological Survey in 1946 as a
landslide area, but permlts were
issued to residents for building
with a county waive r o f
responsibility.
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GENERAL· RECTION
NOVEPtlER 4th, 1•
HOTICETO
ORANGE COUNTY VOTERS
The n~mH of h political pcrties wft-
abbreviated on yoMI" ..... balots and.
ere abbreviated on h official ballot1..
The list below is a key to ffte abbrevia-
tions.
Los nombres • los pcrtidos politicos ~
fueron abreviados en ws balotas de:
muestra y es tan abreviados en ws baiotcn'.
oficioles. La lista c,.e sique es la clave,
pcra las abreviociones. .1
AIP · AMERICAN UllPOllNT PMTY
Dem. · DEMOCRATIC PMTY
l.11. · LIBERT ARIAN P.MTY
PIE · PEACE AND FIEEDt PMTY
Rep. · REPUBLICAN PMTY
Ind. · INDEPENDENT
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Residents were told that the
Rolling Hills Community As-
sociation, a private corporation
made up of all the homeowners
ih the.city, would have to decide
whether they would be assessed
"We are doing test borings."
she said. "We are searching now
for the toe of the slide. the bot·
tom of the slide. You have lo
buttress the lower .part of the
SOME RESIDENTS contend
e xcessive grading by de·
velopers, allowed by city
permits, is responaible for the
slide. which began initially in--------------------~
1974 and then stopped. [
It is advancing again at the
rate of one-quarter inch per
week. the residents were told.
l .. M. BOYi> )
INFORMS in the I •1!1I0 QI tg i
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Buy One Basket at the Regular Low Price and
Get• S.Cqnd Bnbt that Con. the Same or Le.. for• Penny.
We have a boun11ful select1on o f baskets in all sizes and shapes
1ust In time for the holiday s.eason Bnghten up vour table with a·
basket full of dned fl0141ers or fru11 as a centerpiece Plants and
home·baked goods are extra special in <'I basket A1 a penny for a
ba.sket you can afford to buy enoughior yourself and all your friends
~c1tJR !tltflM!t!R ft&<~
--------~ -.-. -. .39.95 $!88 • ·I "!.:~'"'1-......,--
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M1~~m: ~f'C i LINER. f 9 51
ArtMa ' . . ANAHEIM 222 'N. leach llYd. • COSTA MISA 17M Newpott IMi ... ~ OIANGr 1112 E. Katetlo Ave.·
LAGUNA llACH 190 S. CoOlt HIOhwav • SANTA~. fl26 E. 17th. st.
ll '°"° 2'3IO lwaltl Dr. • HUNTINGTON llACH ?•70 Edi., Nie. ..... ...... ~ ...... ~--------:.....--------
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QUEENIE
. ,Help Needed
1.For Missing
t• By J ULES l,OH 1 ,.,, s ...... , .. ~ ...
• NEW YORK It has been a Yl'ar and a half f since Etan Pati's elfin face appeared on a "miss ~ ins child" poster ~ A river of tears have been shed for that inno
·cent-8-year-old boy, who could be any 6·year old ;\
chorus of prayers have cried to heaven 1n his
behalf.
If tears and.prayers were enough. Etan would
have long since been restored to his ramily and
· that awful day forgotten when he strolled down the
sidewalk lo meet the school bus and vanished
without a trace.
Tears and prayers are not enough.
.. '111E EFFORT TO FIND MISSING children
has to be a national effort." Etan's mother. Julie
Patz, said, calmly describing her grief. "That is
why we are stymied.''
Etan's father, Stan Patz, explained:
""Incredibly, in this lime or computers and ins-
tant com"lunications. there is no national
clearinghouse for finding and identifying missing
persons. ·•
''There 1s no central
AMERICA FBI , that can tell you ( J a gency , ,not even the
ho,w many mi ss ing
'-~~~~~~~---pe r sons there a re in
Am e ri ca, how m a n y
children. how many adults. Nobody knows
Nobody.
"We have met with congressmen who concede
·-:: the need for such a clearinghouse and they all tell ~us to give them some data, some statistics and
"': they will see wha~ they can do. That's the rub.
There are none. "
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Next Dec~
\ For America
.Topic at ~cc
By o.c·. HUHTING8
Ot ,,. o.llJ ,,_ IWM
l'olllJul ac·llvltJI Tom Hayden 1tnd lrvme City
l'ounrllrn1tn Lury A.ran will dlstuss "The
Am<'ncan l''ul'4r.J' lr.co~oml<' Oemocraacy 1n the
'80"'" an Co11tu Me1114 on l'IN~on day
ltayd .. n. husb1rnd or 1tcl~s Jane li'onda, and
A.: run, llll uttornt>y, will speak •l noon Tuesday in
lht• c1u1td on tht' Or1tnl(e Coast Colle1e caampus.
Adrniic31on Is frt:t' and the public is invited The
llJIJll'lUlln<'t' or ttuyden 11n~ Agran Is sponsored by
O< '( ":. J\:s11ot'IKlt'il Student&
• • •
ROB..:ttT Nt;l."ON & Assoc111tes, the Orange
l'ounly ~ .. 111t1cal l'Unsultmac fi rm. is planning
m1otht>r non 1J&rt1:.an, t!lel·t1on night party Tuesday
at < 'osta Mt.·sd ·!. South Coast Plaza Hotel.
It wall mr ludP a mixture of music, dancing,
food , dnnk. l'll'l'lcd officials and candidates, plus
rl' prest•nt at 1 Vt's of prtnt and e lectronic news
media
HesuJts of the day's balloting will be posted
throu~houl the evening and, presiding over it all,
wall bl' master or ceremonies Tom Fuentes, a
Newport ~ach businessman and Republican Par-
ty al'l1vist
* • •
GRUMBLING WAS HEARD last Tuesd4y
night al Irvine City Hall as lhrt!e\ council membe[s
watched the Carter -Reagan debate on television n
a private room off council chambers, delaying l~e
start of the council meeting for more than 30
minutes. '
May~r Art Anthony apologized for the delay,
explaining that he could.n't start the meeting
without a quorum as his colleagues -Larry
Agran, Mary Ann · Gaido and David Sills -re·
mained glued to the television set.
Meanwhile. those who showed up for the
scheduled 7:30 p.m. start of the meeting stared at
the walls or made small talk. And grumbled about
the rudeness or the three council members.
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LOCAL UNlTS OF the Orange Coast League
of Wome.n Voters will conclude a twoLyear study of
slate and local governments in November'! Nancy
Kimble of Newport Beach is chairing the study.
SaddJeback Unit I will meet Monday at 9:30 at
Gibraltar Savings, 24260 El Toro Rt>ad, t~guna
Hills.
The Newport·Mesa unit will meet\ Wednesday
at noon in the home of Phyllis Anderson, 711 Lid<l
Park Drive, Apartment K , Moana Apartments,
Newport Beach.
The lrvine and Saddleback II units will mee1
Wednesday at 7:15 p.m. in the home of Mimi
Petke. 26572 Avenida Veronica, Mission Viejo. . WHAT rr cOMES DOWN TO, HE said, is that
after a certain time has passed. after the
bloodhounds have gone back to the kennels, the
search parties disbanded, the posters faded. the ef
1 _ fort to find 11 missing chUd becomes that of the
... ,..,.,...... aAoae and the aorrowina parents have no
1"" tools. On an end table in the Patz livin~ room, a
stack of correspondence attests to their frustra-
The Laguna Beach unit will meet Thursday at
9.15 a.m. in the home of Estelle Warner. 1609 Tern·
pie Hills Drive, Laguna Beach.
All meetings are open to tbe public and all in·
tereated ind1viduala are iDvited. That includes
men.
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tion !\nd their sacrifice. .
Finding Etan has been his mother's full-time
occupation: She has quit work. Stan Patz's photo· T~ansit Agency · graphy bus iness has
s uffered. They arc,
Mrs. Patz said, "about
broke." •
They have been in
· Seat Opening .
touch with othe r If you want to be the only member of the
parents across the na· Orange County TransportatiOn Commission who is
lion andthwtithh private not an elected offi cial. now.is your ~hance lo ap-groups a ave or-1. ,.
ganized locally, but t!)e ply. . . • .
esu~~~ .:r~w .. ·~Ntt-,,-... ~ll'''~v. ......... ·~
•. r ~~l~~l?h-~~ftit~·fr0Wton1.m1~~rr--C!ottrei-u-p4or~1PPb1'm~'
mined, by checking ment soon, and interested persons have until Nev.
individual cities --mis-21 to apply.
Currently, Santa Ana business ma~ Zika
Djokovich holds the job, and he says he wall seek
a nother four-year term on the panel.
sing persons are treated
as local problems -
that there must be
50'.000. maybe 100.000,
mi ssing c hildren in
Amerlca, but, as Stan Patz points out. no~y real· THE OTHER FOUR commissioners have the
final decision. They are named lo the commission
by the county Board of Supervisors and the
mayors of the 26 cities in the county .
· ly knows.
"U we could at least locate all these groups
• and coordinate our efforts, that would be a begin-
ning," JUlie Patz said. Djokovich's colleagues haven't said ·yet
whether they'll support him ror reappointment.
although they weren't too happy with him last
week arter they learned he had sent an un-
authorized letter to Secretary of Transportation
Neil Goldschmidt pu!'hing for more airport site
studies.
,_CIMOTMMS
5Mln4S' MOITUdY
627 M111n St
Huntington Beach
536-6539
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COlOMIAL HIMllAL
NOMI 7801 Bolsa Ave
Westminster
893-3525
'AC-'c YllW .,._,llAL,dl
Cemetery Mortuarv
Chapel
3SOO Pac1f1c View Drive
Newport Beach
644-2700
McCObllCS MOITUAllH
Laguna Beach
494·9415
Laguna Hills
768·0933
San Juan C.p<strano
495-1 776
MAMOtl LAW.._NT. OUYI
Mortuary• C.meterv
Crerrittory
1625 G111er Ave
Costa Mesa
540-5554
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WTI ... °" tltlllM. M*.l Wll1tUf' aw& 4'Z7 I . trth St. . = .. .,~ ~
Death Nef I~•
.ADI.Ell
BEN H AOLER. died Wd<lenly '"
(PUC•QO, 11111',CJI' on <ktOC..r 11, 1'90
8t1011tct nu\D•no for S• Y••r~ ot
Peul1ne S Adler, dlllvoted tethet of
J .. n A Slr•uu ot We\I l o• ,.,..., ... (:e , •ftO Bel\Y A Smhll of Newport
Beech, UI , OHr brolher 01 the lel e
1111111 A Arr6flelcl, 10W1n9 9r-1ether
ol M •Ch..,I AIM>, JIM!y """ -Wendy s .. e Str•uu, ,.,..,. Al..,, O.wid ,.,. ..,d
p. .. 1 C.reeorv Sm1~ 1onc1 .. net• ot Philip AJ Arn•ll•lcl. deer friend ot
Arnold i;;«llft. V•l•rt• Bern.trd •fld ... o.v... Ser VIC .. ••II be M id on
l'rld•f, art-JI, 1• et I :OD~M et
Ille Hlll\lele Memori•I P•t• l.MPlll,
Lo• ,.,... .... UI. on Heu ot flower• memorle l conlt1Dolll-_, lie m-
10 , ... Arntrl<MI Heer1 Fulld °' Rein
Oe vl> CNld O..lcs.nct ChftlC •I Vitt•
0.1 Mer or M•rden Cent.,, Co•I•
NllM. Ce ... ~ "ANaV •
OLIVE HAHEY, --•••Yon 0t totler 1', -In S...t• Ane, ~ 011••
In fact. the commission sent off a second letter
last week to the sec retary clarifying that
Djokovich's letter, typed on commission sta·
tionery, wasn't the group's opinion.
THE COMMISSION SETS county policies on
transportitton bsues, inclwting which proposed
projects sl\Quld gel the highest ranking for fund· ana. I
~ Those interested in· applying can get an ap-
pllc ation by writing the commission at 1020 N.
Broadway, Suite 300, Santa Ana. or by calling
834·7581 . ..
·Af>pllcants are expected to submit a. sup·
plemental resume of no more than three pages. WH "°'"In El Monie.~. on July II,-----------
••· 5"" -'4 .,..,. old •I Ille 11-
of ... , cle.Cll, si.. ..... -·"· "'°"t of her ed<lll Ille Siie " M1rv1wecl llY
MV•rel• ..... llW"°"°"°"I Ille \lei•
,,tfvelt M<Vl(U were lleld •ellt
•er .. rOft·Smltll & r11111111 Wetttlllt
Cllepel Mort_, ol Cott• ¥9'9 dirt(
too ... t'Jll
Deatlu
Euewhere
Lyle Lobel, 81, a
ploneerln1 women'•
·1pqrt1wear deal1ner.
dted Sunday after a
brlef lltn..1. Sbe waa
lmoWD proft11toDaJly U
•Lyle Griswold.
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Navy Capt.
James R .
Williama will U ·
iume command
Friday of the
Naval Weapons
Station at Seal
Beach. He re-U•v• Capt. T.R. lfatbJa, movln1 to the Port Hueneme 1ta·
Ueft . _____ __.
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OBITUARIES / ORANGE COUNTY
Defense
Study Set CIDNESE RUGS
EXmBITION SHOW and SALE
A two.hour seminar In
aacq ul11ltlon, poue11lon
und lega l u8e o f a
tearaas compound 10
t1m ~11 mor .. powerful
than t hemical Mace
llRainKt attuck~rs is be·
1nj( repealed Nov 12 at ·
Orunge Coa8t Colh:ae
Antique 100', Wool l'tlt' h.1ncl knotted and washed an
l'h1nu. 1.wnutnt' Orll'ntal tr u~s
S11.t!s Ava1labk ~x4, :!xS. 4x6. 6"11 8xl0, !lxl<!
101.14. 1ix 16, I<!" 18 and other11
Th .. Of'C' Wome n 's
Ccnlt>r'is sponsor
I nformallon on the
st•mloar and the product
may tJe ohtaint•d by rail·
IOI( 556·5.'>57
OPEN
SATUHDAY
JO 5 6x9 CHINESE RUG $&00
AGAJOHN
Oriental Rugs
Los Angeles,
(113) 657-0890
Beverly Hills,
'21 J) 659-4444
r>1a1a Newport
1000 Bristol Street North
182 Pacific Design Cente
8647 Melrose Ave .
8844 Wilshire Blvd.
We Buy, Repair, Clean Oriental Rugs
OSITION10
Gm DAD REVIEWS,
CONl'D.
A Talent.fhr Oi"-'rkill.
"Y11u can cn:dil tht: ~pun~or' v.irh
!!nod intention'> prntectinµ n11n°'m~1kt:r'
from tht.: \OH>kl' of olhc r-;. But.\< 1u\c 1!111 In
cre di1 thL·m wi1h a talen t Im 1 >\.crk ill 1·," 1
..... wh) hunh.:n tht.: I)(" 1k -. v. itli ;1
hrni..ltl nL'\.\ law~' KNX Uf!.!t.:'> ( ~dif11rn1.1 11-. 11 i
lake a deep breath and v11tc ~' 1•1n
Prnposition I{):' K.VX, l ..11\-A11gelt1\
Erodes lnJfriJual Right.\·.
"Far hc:tt t::r. \\L' lx:liL'\ c. 111 Ut.:fX:nd
.on t ht: inherent cuurtt::!\) \ }f mo<.t rx:• 1pk _ .
than to p~L\.\ a l~m that \\nuld ~ unneL:t.:v
-..an. alnhl')I unenfnn;eahle. anti ine\'itahl\
enxk indi' id~al ril.!lit'>. Wt.: urge a ';\o'
wtc \m .Prnpnsition 11r ~
Sacramento l 'nion
lt11 .\lm11 JH11:
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11!.11 till· I '.\. lnl'd tlurinl! r>n 1hihi1u1n,
··w 1iw \\ill ht1ppen in l<tl't 1-. rarhcr.
l1i 11 d 111 1mavinc..... ·
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li«•ufl'' more Problem.\ thun it Snbies.
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Pn 1r1 Nt1o n !fl ckurl\ 'tatc that ii ~~}U can:1
dc-.11.m~11c: 'mol--tnl! and 1111 \mnl-.inc \el'·
111111-.. I hl'n tllL· l.:nlirc are;1 ''ill he tledared
.i n11-.n111!..111µ .irca ... Propcl'-litun H>
l..IL"tl c' m11rc prohkm-...th:tn it 'uhes:·
/\C\T.n : San Diego
Cahfom1<1n~ Against Regulatory Excess. 1633 E 4th Street, •286. Santa Ana. CA 92701
Contact Eileen Padberg and Dand Brriil:mcl, 714 558·8100 ·
, SANTA'S WAREHOUSE
OPEN!
The l'ln:s h<tn: dcli\·i.:n:J what pr11misc~ !11 ht.: lhl· l....:!'I S~inta':
\\ ;m:hou~· cwr.
Trca.<:.urc from all over lhl· \mrld Sl.'lcdcd lo l.'t1mpll•mcnl ~~1ur
holidav 1mal,!1natil10 .. \hh. hut thi:;,1:; on!\ a pL'l:k JI \\hat·:; 111 l11mc.
\\'c im.1lc ~~1u and yours to n s1t this SfX'l.'.1ai h11hda) pJl hil~l' ••I Eumpt.'an
JL'('orat1ons. imp<1rkd hand·craflcd 11rn:1mcnts. llahJn m1ni<i turl'
ltl,!hts. ;ind Chmlmas lrimmin~ ..
The Christmas
Preview in Review
Our i.iardtn of Christmai'
fantasy il\\'a1ts \~ith lhat very
spcci;il fcclini.? H11~cr's unwraps f(lr
mu and \'(1ur friends ;ind famih'. Candlcli~hl dclii;?hls. Chrislma~
trws. imported 11rnamcnls. and,
)'l':;. c\'l'n Santa Clilus hi mS(' If.
Oc(<1mc o nl' fan lasllc holiday
fcclinR. Just (Omc and sec.
Ho).!cr's Gardens and Chrisl-
mtis. From us tu )'Ill· with joy.
FRJDA Y, NOVEMBER 7
9 am to 9 pm. tSanla will ht-stJul-
lin~ the ).!ardcns from i to R::m1
SPECIAL HOLIDAY EVENT
Ro~~r's C".ndlclii.?hlinl.! Cclchration
DECEMBER 5 and 12
6 to 9 pm. Join us fur an c\'cnin~
of Christmas enchantment.
On Sale This Season
Roger's Flower Food:
$5.50
$9.98
JO lb .. ReJ;l. $47.98 Now $42.98
:3 lb .. Re~. $7.50 Now
Now 7 lb .. Re~. $12.98
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Sale ends Novem~r 4. •
-· ~n Joa~in Hills Rd .. at MacArthur Blvd.
Acr~s from Fashion Island• t"\ewporl Beaich
Open 9 to6 Daily
640-5800
A Gourmet Pumpkin~-
Patch?
,\I Ho~l'r·s. ~~;;;~~~~~~~~~?1
l"crt<iinl\'. < >ur
pumpkii·1s ~trL' l;1rgcr
than j ust big. :\ml
\\'c \'l' dn~oralt·J
SOnlL' (tf lht·m in lhc
llal 111\\'l'cn spirit.
\'isit uur pakh ~ind
pkk a pumpkin~
The
Florist Idea
l\utumn Arran~emcnl of Flowers
J<cg. S:!~ .9:1 Special $19.95
African Violi:ts. Assorted colors and varieties ·
, ... pot. RcJt s:1.~1:1 Special $2.50
Sale ends November 4.
(l.imill·d It• slt11:k on llandl
..
NURSERY • INDOORI OUTDOOR PLANTS
& FLORIST • LANDSCAPING • ANTIQUES
PA TIO FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES
Arm:rl<:a's Most Beaut\ful Carden Center
...
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GENERAL NEWS
a r w. ,, ... ••) Proteef~ His Turf
An African elephant c harges an mlruder lo
protect his herd as humans upproach d u r
ing a ce nsus of l\frican eleph ants to be pres
entt~·d to the National Geographic Society
in Washington Many of the bt!asts havl'
been killed in recent year~ for ivory in
their tusks.
tUMG'!> MEMORIAL ACUPUNCTURE
Cllt-11c
DR. AMBROSE,
llt-4
'Doctor' Gives
'
Pelvic Exa.ms
B -\KERSFIELD. <Al » Officials l:icre .1r,·
~:J1~~~nee:t~1t~~~:~s ~~~c~~1/'~~~e1:~~ P~:~~:~
exlms in a fourth floor maternil~ ward and disap
pear•'d.
Ooctors and nurses on duty. s aid they dilln t
see the man ·enter the room at th~ fat end of the
h all. And neither of the women found anything un·
usual enough about the 11 .15 p.m. exam~ to call a
nurse, •
·The women said they eventually grew su~
picious because the Spanish-speaking man did not
wear gloves or wash his hands hetween examina lions .
earn ·extra
Christmas
dollars in
569 'W. I'"' Slrtti
Coda Mu a, CA
548-7210 or 642-2513
''°I
FARMlRS IMSURAMCl
GROUP'
54t.5S54 or llS-1417
I 9 I 4 H.rbor • Cotto '°4f'•o
your spare
time at
Mervyn's
applications are being
·accepted at Mervyn's stores
10 a.m. to 12 noon and
2 p.m. to 6 p.m.
•'I
Part time openings. days and evenings,
are available in sales and stock work
during the Christmas season. Stop by
our Store Office and fill out an application
for employment. Experience is preferred,
but not necessary.
, ...... .. M•rvyn'••lt·very proud tO•·be • • ; .,, · • an Equal Opportunity Employer.
MBRVYN9
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Blind Love
(;,,;,Le l)og Gets Care
NUn'l"ljl:l11\l\t, l';ng land I API Guide dog
Friday. October 3 t 198>
ESTATE SALE OF
dEWELRI-
~RYSTA.L
POR£ELA11W •
DAILY PILOT
~ 111111J '°''"' luokt••J drtt'r her hhnd owner for nine
, 1•u1 • 11'1:. lh!I '>d l g.111l' liltnd
ll ut 111 .1 1t•n1.11 kulJlc· revcr:iuil 1JI roles , o wn er
~lh·tl.1 l hwkcn, \\ho rt'l'll\/t•red her :.1 i:ht rnllowing
.... '*~'I 11111111 II l' Yt'UI ., Jgo. I!> ~1 \111114 her faithful
old I .1hr,11l111 I hl' ..,,tt nt-1.,, 1ng treatment
·~11,. h.1.~ lw• 11 a 1r~mendous rn cnd," said
11 ''-'•II ulll .'11.., llc1rkt·n of her 15 '"tt r old µel.
nut .... 1w ',111 1 n·;dl) ..,,.,. any morP .trtd now 1t '1
111' I 111 11 111 look .ilt••t ht'r ·
,BROlWZBS-
t:;HllWA -
SILV·ER
MU ,,...., . ......,,
· I 111 l!11111g 11 i.;1~her Uu: hap1H retirement
llt' ih''l'f\ I''
\1 r-. I!• .1·k1·11 1, 1c't'll ' wrote a bo;ok .ibout how
111 1 ltft' \\J 11.111:-.I 1r111t·u by Em ma':-11,va lty
"ht -,,111! 1-.rnma ha adapted bi lier to blind
111 ... , 1h .111 !111111.111· ilth11u~h !>ht' ~ets l•i<;t easily un
11 , 111.,, I ,, 111'11 1t
RarP B«~t·s s1,.1( .. 0
Ill ( r I· ·\'-'I I 1111.11 ~:ngl and \1'1 Monks
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tl l•'' \H'r• 1.11!-11 "'J" ... tolt'n U\l·rn11..ht from an ""'·"··cl 111 ltl 'I ht 11 u l..l.1!·1 ... 11:1111 rt'c'o k:!n111 l lhrou~houl
···-···· Lots of diemond rings end earrings,
gold ch-'ns, fi,ne chin1 ~ ·
cryatal, twonZH, some fumi·
ture, oi&a, chandeliers, twtu
ltrnps, etc.
Something for everyone
-from S 1.00 up. F'"
-*niu ion. Bank of
America, Master
CNrge, c.~cks,
some terms
9W~ltble.
Md...,
nlghta
Oct. 31 ,
Nov. 1 and 2
lnepection of all merc:handlle
Friday, Saturday, Ind Sundly
2 -5 P.M.and7 ·IP.M.
newport
.aucUon company
2542 West Coast Hi~wav
Newport Beach, CA
,.
the \.\111 Iii \\ .i' ell'' t'l•q11•d h' 1 l.1· <.nuthwest
~.11g l ,uid .1 hllt•\ .., "l' q · 11 olrl lu•l' 1 'I'' rl Brother
\da111
• 1'11,· 1lw·I 11111 ... t h.i' l' -;trur k al r111.ht and hc
knC'\\ ho\.\ H• h.1 1dlt-... h1n·. · th 1111111k said.
(714) .145-2200
COMSIG•• •ns ACC•t•
l'h1°Sl' 'Jllt't'rt' \\I 11' l'•'al'(.'U '" 11.rl' ,1 "\p('OSt' with
gn·al t11111· :ind l'll11r• :wit n11\\ "•m•·''""'·, gnl thcm
lnr 1111th1n~· W•· 1 •· '' 11r11l"r1ng rl t li , 1· 111 a\ be a
,._I PM ·.
lti,ll'k llt:ll'k••I \\ • li;11•1· 1.111 hl·~tl'd 11111 I .
All Area Rugs ·200/ 40<1/ Off -lo.. lo Reg.,
~ Every rug in s tock
on s'a le
Shown are only a
few of the values,
$8.88 $199.88.
Th e r e i :. ur ,u •:-.t i t u t~· '"11 r
a r ea rug~ in 1 ~agi native
dec"r ..i t i nr .
Un ify a room, define a liv-
ing a r ed . S• t o f f your ~av
or i te pi cc~ of f u rnitur e.
add a ]~v.:I .1f l uxury t o
your carpeting. Come ,
choose nt'w .11 Pier l.
good th r oug·h Nov . ti • ·
•Rugs no~ ave.ilab..1.e in en~o~e~ mall·s ~res .
.,
.4 •• DNl V IPILOT s
UPPf Il
newPOltT 6HY
ECOlOOlCAL RESERVE
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22nd ST.
o.11, ............
DISPOSAL SITES FOR UPPER NEWPORT BAY SILT OUTLINED AT UPPER RIGHT
State Fish and Game Oep11rtment, lmne Comp9ny Reach AgrHment
-... Silt Accord Reached
Upper Bay Sludge Avoids Ntiwport Homes
The grow i ng concern of
Newport Beach reside nts that
tons of Upper Newport Bay silt
would be dumped near their
homes ia expected to wane in the
•ake of an agreement reached
this week.
State Fis h and Game and
Irvine Company officials have
decided informa lly to place the
dredged material on Irvine
Company-owned la nd on the
other side of Jamboree Road,
away from Eastbluff.
THE CON2'aOVE&SY kicked
up last month when Fish and
Game officials unveiled a
$700,000 ha:,-dredging plan and
reported the goo like ly would be
deposited along Back Bay Drive,
below homes.
In an application filed with the
South Coast Regional Coastal
· Commission, Fish and Game of.
ficlals had targeted the Baek
Bay Drive parcel as the disposal
site.
LOCAL
Fa~lies Leaving
More ~-M School Closures Seen
By IEaav CL.\VHIEN °' ... Deity -..... City otnclals are beini-wamed
that Coeta Mesa and Newport
Bea<'h are on their way tn
becomina aduJt communities un.
der population trends.
J ohn Nicoll. Newporl·Mesa
Unified School District 11uperin
tendent, advised city orficial11 t.<1
P!epa re for that eventuality
Pollsters
Criticize
Survey
NEW . ORK CAI'> Some
leading pollsters, r ecalling
da m age done to their industry
by a .Literary Digest survey that
predicted Franklin D Roosevelt
w o uld lose in 1936, a r e
de nouncing an ABC telephone
survey taken after this week 's
presidential debate.
"No credence at all should be
·given to the figures," said Dr.
George Gallup S r .. whose
s ur veys are among the nation's
best known samples or pubUc
opinion. -
In ~he ABC survey, nearly
three -quarte r s of a m illion
"votes" were cast by telephone
Tues d ay night during a
100-~inute period following the
nationally t e le vised debate
between President Carter and
Republican challenger Ronald
Reagan.
CAU.ERS WERE given two
numbers -one for Carter, the
other for R e agan -t o
automatically r egister tbei r
opinion on who gained the most
in the deba te. Some 477 ,815
c all ~rs diale d t he Reagan
numbe r : 243,554 dialed for
Carter.
when ~ chaired a meelln1 of
the Cities/School District liaiaoo
committee.
NICOLL BRIEFED the com
mltlee at school district bead·
quarters in Newport Beach re-
garding studies that eventually
m a y lead to closing eight or
more d.iAtrict schools over the
next •ix years.
Families with children, NicolJ
11&id, are leaving the coastal area
children in the Corona del Mar
area could be housed next year
in Corona del M"ar Hi1h School
and all the lower·1rade schools closed.
Nicoll noted district surveys
indicated that, while fNny
children Can estimated 2,100)
from the Newport-Mesa area at·
lend private schools, most of the
dwindling sttldent population is
the result of housing costs.
because of housing costs. NORMA HERTZOG , Cos ta
"People aren 't moving into Mesa City Council member and
these $200,000 homes with kids," •a pre-school owner, told Nicoll
he said "They're moving lo that more children attending
Chino " · private schools might enroll in
Nicoll told the group of school the public system if child care
tru11tees, city council represen-programs could be developed.
talives and city managers that, She said more mothers are
because of declining enrollment, working and find it difficult to
his district closed eight schools find someone to care for their
in five years . children after school.
HE NOTED THAT sta t e
estimates once indicated the uni·
fied school district would enroll
32 ,000 children this year Jn
reality, be said . enrollment is
more like 19,000.
Nicoll told offi cials the district
is losing about 1,100 s tudents a
year. Kindergarteners are en·
tering the schools at a rate of
about 1,000 a year while ~·
than 2,000 students a re being
graduated from high schools, he said.
NicoU nqied that all the school
A nthong Bid
Mrs. Hertzog said studies in·
dkated that, by 1990, a lmost
every woman will be working
and away rrom the home during
the day, leading to a n even
larger care problem.
• NICOLL VRGED city officials
to begin pla nning wa ys they
might .utilize vacated elemen·
t ary school sites for city ac-
tl vities or recreation over the
next few years.
He said plans call for leasing
the racilities rather than selling
the sites that contain buildings.
FV Letters Said
'Not Misleading'
Letters sent to Fo untain
Valley residents last week to
support Philip Anthony's re·
election bid as Orange County
1st District supervisor were not
misleading, a county panel bas
decided.
The Fair Politieal Praetiees
Commission turned down ac·
cusations from supporters of An·
tbony's challenger, -Roger Stan·
ton, who charged that the letters
were deceiving.
the wording was arranged so it
was not deceptive.
THE SQUABBLE isn't over •
yet. Anthony's supporters sent
similar letters -they invited re-
cipients to coffee klatches -to
r esidents i n Santa Ana
Wes tmi n st e r , a nd Garde~ Grove.
The commission is scheduled
to review those letters Saturday.
Huntington Proposal
E astbluff residents, some
fired up by printed warnings
saying homeowners' bay views
would be destroyed by mounds
of foul-smelling silt. protested
the selection.
~While be disco unte d the
s urvey's likely impact on next
Tuesday's election. White House
spokesman Jody Powell called it
"sort of a shame" that an
unscientific survey with "no
credibility" got a lot of attenuon.
Gallup derided the method as
discredited and having "all the
faulta of tbe Literary Dieest
procedures of 1138, in which
poatcard ballota were sent to
people who bad car registrations
and were listed in the telephone
books, which biased the sample
to ward people with higher
income levels."
THE COMPUTER-printed let·
ters bore a replica of the Foun-
tain Valley seal and described
Anthony aa a former city coun·
cUman.
832,000 Awarded _J
SAN DIEGO CAP) -A
wo man bas been awarded
$32,000 in an out-0f-court settle-
ment 11.emmin& from the crash
of a Paclftc Southwest Airline$
jetliner two years ago. Edna
Dupre alleged she was injured
by debris from the Sept. 25, 1978
midair collision of the jetliner
and a private plane before it
c r ashed into a residentia l
n«:ig hborhood, killing 144
'
+ ...
Rezone to Thwart · In addition to concerna that
the bay muck would smell, the
Eastbluff Homeowners Com-
m unity Association su11ested
the silt wow.Id pose air quality
and health problem~. Edison Expansion? .\LSO, THE HOMEOWNERS
said, Qnce the dredgin1s dry and That suntey, a · Waterloo for
the soon-to-be defunct magazine
and the darkes t hour of the
then-young pOllin1 industry .
predicted Republic an Alf
L'andon would whip Roosevelt.
A proposed land use change
would prohibit new development
or expansion at ~he SouJ.bem
California Edison to. 's 414ectric
1enerat.ing station in Huntington
Beach, company officials say.
At ea Menace• -But ~Q>mpbi
to 1 ci·t,c t~l'W d n i ft>'f "CGm•<
missl'.$nen that the proi)osed
designation of the area as a
sensitive habitat ii unreasonable
and violates the in~at of the
coaatalact.
large tanks that would have to are removed it would mean
be inatalled at ~e l~on . dump trucks wo1,1ld have to
C-ompton's request for a re-operate near Eastbluff: They
desi&nation of lhe-tand µse to re· c~mp~ it would. ·tak~ 11,900
source production has been. sent tnps to truck the silt out of the
on to the staff of the plamaing de· area. 1' • ' t•NDON TOO.,. ·-. > rat'fml!llt. ... · The a~m~t, though, may ~ · • Ma1r..., ·and 'tl'ii;;:nnr.;;_:.:.ni>-J..,·.;.~, .;.,,.:, .. i,.··'··~·.-t.pllah' llMM!of·~~'S'Uide:" __ y_~'-»MJJIJ.. an.d" t.bei r 'ei gbt
occ~Offers
Irvine Company officials -said electoral votes.· The rest , 46
they aireed to make their site , states and S23 electoral votes,
available as a silt depository Up· went to floosevelt in the most
on certain conditions to be one-sided election of modern
worked out later. times.
3 5 Cl The coastal commission, one ABC stressed th,t its survey
CHANGES ARE being pro-88SeS of .three agencies that Fish and waa not scientific or statistically
posed in the city's local coastal Game must eet approval from . valid. Roone Arledge , the
plan under study before the Hun-Jn Phys Ed. before starting the dredging pro-network's president for news, t1ngton Beach Planning Com· ject, is to rule on the matter defended it , howeve r , a s
missioo. Nov. 10. providing "an early indication of
Comp«oo said at a public bear· Registration for 35 nine-week what people generally thought
lnt this week that the company classes in physical education A F 18 B .\ND Game aboutwhocameoffbetter.
doesn't necessarily plan to ex-will be conducted ·Monday • spokesman said the dredging ap. "I see it as comparac)1e to
pand present services on 15 tbroqb Friday at the Oranae plication will be amended to rePQrtinc early election returns
acru ot vacant land southeut ol Coast CoJJege admissions and show both diaposal sites and SUI· on election day. They don't
the plan at Newland Strttt and records office in CostaJiteaa. 1ested it will be up to coastal prove anythin1, bat thete is an
PaclftC"COast Hi1hway: No charge is involved and the commissioners to select the interest ln them," said Arledge.
Supporten of Stanton. wbo is
a Fountain Valley city coun-
cilman, bad cried foul , noting
that Anthony bad ser ved in
Wes tminster but had left that
fact off the letter.
However, the commission ac-
cepted Anthony's defense that
··t'IEED I
HELP?
visit· ow
Do-It-Yourself
Store ..
or ha•• Hr con1p1 tewt ,._.BS do ~ wortl! •
BLOCK PLU~I~
c · . HEATING
He said the company is explor-courses are during daytime... "proper" site. He added that ABC was doin1 a
Ing altertrative 90.urces of evenings and Saturdays, otfer· It is expected the bay dredg· separate scientiOc poll <1f -~ .lllf" •
enerey as a realllt of federal ing a time for everyone. iq project will result ·in re· °' ·reaction to the debite. • ·
I ITIMI n.dTS AT Youa D00aJ
16562 GOTHARD 848 36 UNIT A .. -·
torules requiring electric. utilities A sampling includes adult fit. moval of 230,000 cubic yardB ot Albert Cantril, president of
reduce comumptlon of oil 50 ness, aerobics, personal fitness, silt and that the project would the National Council for Public
percent by 1980. strength programs, jo11in1 for take rouahlY 300 ·days to com· 0 p i n i o n R e s e a r c b , a n
"ONE ALTERNATIVE, be said ~~~~o:ft;~s.e::ftt~u: ~wt,:: pl~i:~ordin1 to tbe pl•n, a =~sio;ia~t 0~!'!~fr.e~it~r:5~ , •• COUPON ••F1Hsx7•• COUPON •• ,
HUNTINGTON BEACH Hoon M ,.' I ~&'° Sal • ~ 00
~uld involve burnin1 of nine ~olle1b:all. sand volleyball, hydraulic pumptne .system, ¥t dis.i:laimera. of the su.rvey's ~ . __ ...... _ ..• "7 ... -:.;:.,pf!; • ~ ... • ~· . ' . , .. . .•. ~~i:Dot. deatved ttom lmporr.·-ftl~ drJ'"1'lllMh'lllllr,-.dd--a-~ Oft"T 11iii&e; .~~ sttr·-,.~tr•IJtrttr. ... e-:murtrr~•lrV.~.,........., ....... --....,.....~. .•. )°dE" . 1··
I ed1~:=:o..-i:rci!:.~:-~:~ ad~=a~c!~::::uon may ~~~ ~tbe~ru:::=~~~ r:.~~:c::o1c~uvair:ty~ sfr!~i; if 5x7 I
said' it would need to be stored in be obtained by calline 558·51'12. dlspollal site. by the numbers." I ~
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I I . • Paid Political Announcement UNCLAIMID· GOODS f WITH 4~ g
Judge R.agnar R. Eniebrefsen AUCTION § PllO""O ~ For Superior Court Office #8 ............. ~.... 1'I1 1
HANDMADE 0 RI ENT AL RUGS I cu rootastt sane-<Df phOto proa!SSilg ros r:JM1fS I T ough-Ftrm-Fair-Conservative aMrint entire lnwentorv of accumul1tld, undabned eood•. plut others ,.. been a great seMc:e, and now it's a great deal tool I
fROM OUR sTbAAGE WAREHOUSE In Loe Anfll••· C.liforni• : For a limited time, we'N gN8 yoo a free 5 x 7 color I
Appointed A .Wp In 1'12 br ..... ,
••Ol-IY:
Orange County Deputy Dlatrk:t Attomeyt Aaoct.tlon
Ofanoe County Deputy Sheriff• Aa9ocNl1on
Police Auoclation. of Senta Ana. Huntington
Beach. Fount.in Valley, Orange, Seal BMch. Stanton.
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. John Sev'ano
Ricardo's .Return •• A Deja Vu
B"M> H1,•anlo rt•mt•m ht•r"' 1t ""<'II
At t~ lil(C o( 13. 11 "a,:. the• fi r.st pro foot h11 II
a•me he 'J t'Vt'r aaltt'n1kd Su~ (•nuu..:h, the l(lil ha t-
wa'S al Anaheim Studa um. too. and 1t 1w.t happt•nE"d
to feature the .sume two clubs thut "111 rnt·•·t th1:.
-Sunday at lht' sumc :,alt'
"It wa~ lttt' Sulnt:,' first .c..inw l'\t'r lt1card11
recalled. "I remem b.!r I 11111d\• tht< S,11nt~ 1n:.1~n 1u
out or some tape for m' bmtht'r "ho ".1:. .. J 11n
Taylor ran at the time '
The Saints. an ex~1rns.on tr am mak1n~ the11
NFL debut. lost that ~ame. 16 1 As a matter of
fat't, u C~eb Dick Nolan hnng:. h1!> troup:. into
Oranae County todlly . the Saints have ne ver won
al Anaheim Stadium, droppmg both exhib1llon!>
they played < 1967. '68 > there
lltONH'Al.I.\', TIU: SAINTS are returning
Anti rnu} h\· e<1ua)ly <·01nt•1dental, they're coming
111 d.., lol\t'no
l 'ruhulil} t h~ Krt'litc:.t Iron y or them all ,
ho" t·ver , I ll thut .R11·ardo will be making his
i\na ht>1m St11d1um JJrO debut as a Samt
Aft t'r (11ur years as the Qetro1t Lions '
pllH'l' k1c-kt>1, the former Costa Mesa Higb and
Orange Coasl (.'ollt'gc s tandout wi ll be kicking fi eld
j!oa b and extra points for the black and gold of
'-ll·..-. OrlC'an1>
.. At least I 'II be able to bFing my brother a
real mslgn1a, .. R1 urdo laughingly quips .
Indeed. 1980 has truly been an unusual_season
fo1· Lhe sot'cer -style Lions ' kicker. Ricar do
w.dked out oft raining camp m protest of his contract ----
and eventually !ipent the first Sunday of the NFL
season in the Anaheim Stadium press box watching
his former teammates pound the Ra ms. 41-20.
A FEW DA\'S LATER, after more than two
months of h<tssles, the Lions finally gave Ricardo
his release. and he eventually signed with the
Saints eight days later
Str angely , thoug h. Rt cardo will come to
Ana heim with a team that hasn't wo'n\a game
dur ing the regular !ieason . a team that was
expected to challenge the Rams for the NFC West
title and won't.
"It has really been the damndest year," he
said by phone from New Orleans. "We've been
proceeding C<l'Ultously in our games and we 're
continu.lly making s\up1d mistaJtes.
"It's like we're waiting for something bad to
happen so we can lose ...
YOU NAME THE MISTAKE and the Saints
have probably commited it during the first eight
weeks or the season.
"This te~m is gonna win," Ricardo will tell
you, "it just has too much talent not to.
"It's just that whe n you sta rt losing in
professional sports you proceed cautious ly. We're
all professionals here, it's just that some people
don't think that way.·'
And, until the players do. it's likely they might
<See SEVANO, Page BZ>
NBA.'s Greatest
Auerbach, Press
O..ly l'il.c-t •YO.... ,,.,__
· Agree--RusseH
N EW YOR K CAP) For
pnce, Red Auerbach agreed with
the.media.
Auerbach. who often has had
his differencfs with the working
press during his .Jengthy tenure
in. Boston, heartily endorsed the
selection of Bi ll Russell as the
greatest player in the 35-year
h i s t o r y' o r t h e l't a t i o n a I
Bas ketball Association.
·'I don't care how st rong your
guards or forwards a re . you
have to build from the middle."
s aid Aue rbac h . w ho w a s
Russell's coach on .the Celtics
anl now is the club's presidept.
"If I was s t a r li ng a team,
there 's only one player l'd pick :
Bill Russell." l
BILL AUS?£l t
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Ocean View High 's Rick Moser looks for some running room
Thursday night in an Empire bea,ue conflict with Kennedy
Wgh, Kennedy's Bert Folaom (82). Gary Kirby (28) cl<>Rin.
Kennedy jumped to 20 first-half points and hung on to post a
20-13 victory. For the story, see Page 83.
RUSSELL EDGED ar ehrivaJ
Wilt Chamberlain in the voting
a mong me mbers of the Pro
Baske tball Association o f
America, conducted in conjunc·
lion with the NBA's 35lh an-
niversary. Auerbach was voted
the league's greatest coach. while
the 1966-67 Philadelphia 76ers -
led by Chamberlain -were
named the league 's greatest
team.
Russell and Chamberlain
headed the ll·member all-time
team announced Thun day. Aho
selected were centers George
M i k a n a nd K are~m
Abdul-J a bbar, forwards Elgin
Baylor . Bob Petti t , J uli us
Er ving and John Havlicek and
guards <>Scar; Robertson. Jerry
West 'llrld Bob Cousy.
··Everyone· on this list was a
great pl ayer ." he said. "I think
what made tJib O"OUP at.Del out• is that every one of u.a here bad
run playing the game. I had 'fun
for l~ ye-!1'5.
NORTII MlA~U BE A8H ,(Ait)
-The b aseba ll gen e ral
managers who gllthered behind-
closed doors at a posh country
club here didn't say very much
after t he fi rst r o und o f a
three -day session.
But Wednesday's meeting at
Turnberry Isle Country Club
could lay the ground work for
trades later this winter .
ALTHOUGH N O m ajo r
announcements appear to be
forthcomi ng , o n e ge ne r al
mana ger said some names
pro bably wo uld be kicked
around as trade bait after
bus i ness sessions we r e
concluded.
"There's re.all~ not much I ·
l'UI say. We're here basically to
conduct our business. talk or the
re-entry draft and othe r baseball
matters," sa.Jd Roland He mond,
Cbica10 White Sox vic e
• pre~i~t. "There proba bly will
be some talk of trades."
Hank Peters , Balli.more
OriOlel 1eneral mana1er, wu
one wftb lmmedf•fe busOtess. ·
Auerbach praised Russell as
"one of -the brightest, smartest
players ever . You might fool
him o~~e-.• l:tu_t. you co~td never
foot· h•m t~ii;e -ne ve r . He
al.,vays made the big play. He
made the blocked shot into lin
art form. And he was team
oriented -all he w:inted to do
was win.··
Russel~ and the Celtics won
with greater regularity than any
othe r team in NBA history .
After leaving the University of
San Francisco in 1956, Russell
led Boston to 11 championships
in 13 pro seasons. That inoluded
a streak of eight in a row that
w a s e n d'~ d b y t h e t ~.6 1
Philadelphia club. .
"WHEN I SIGN.ED m y fi rst pro
contract, ''.Russell recalled, '4ReO
Auerbach asked· me whether l
was concerneaabout my scoring.
I ha$! a reputation as not being
much ora sc<irer in coltege, and I
said I was a little worried. So he
told me, ··From this day on. every
lime we talk about ~ontract.S we
will never discuss statistics. I
want you to think about 'winning,
not about scoring.' Tt!iit took a ~ oftttei>ressureoff me. ·"'· .. · ---
"TO BE CHOSEN like this is a
grea t honor," he said. "I always
played to win, and I fond out that
the best way was-to play in a style
that made my teammates play ~ller. I would never pick an all·
ttme greatest player , because
these guys were all so good it
wouldn't make sense io me' to
single anyone out -anff''ttte-rreat
pla1 ers were all team players.
•'Like many of the guys, I
neve r like to talk about who was
t he greatest player,·· he added,
"We did it. We didn't have to
talk about it."
Ot,her s in attendance at a
lun cheon honoring the selections
disagreed. ..
"I feel Elgin Baylor was the
be st." said Robertson. "He
could do everythiJ?g in the g~me
-shoot, pass, dribble, rebound,
.Play defense .. He was the best
•~II-around player."
, MISSOIJRI BIJYS
SD !§TATE DATES
S N DI EG O (AP ) -
:rs irf of Missouri has
c ed an agreement to play
San Diego State University in
football in 1981 and 1982 and
·a't t'ee'cf to··rr•Y ·n-o ,ooo
compensation for doin& so.
Dr. Gene Bourdet, San Diego
State's athletic director, made
the announcement Thunday.
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'tlie Orioles, .JVho have trained
iil Miami for the past 22 years,
are in tbe final year of a
contract with tbe t ity and are
1eekln1 improved security in
ud around Miami Stadium.
Tbe ltlldiWn, also home to the
Cla11 A Miami Orioles, is
located in a deterioratin1 area
of the city: Several violent
iDcidenta, includinl the fatal •IM>oUDC of two fans ~tween
1amea or a double header ,
marred tbe minor lea1ue club's
ieuonjhis year.
"I always played ·to win. And I
fo und out the best way was to
play in a style t~t would make. my teammates better . I
wa s fortunate to la y with
teammate s like Cousy and
Havlicek. who were winners; for
a coach like Aue rbach, who
knew how to mold a winner ; and
for an owner like Walter Brown,
who knew what it took to build a
winner.
The 1ames, completin1 a
four-yea r pact, were to have
o p e ned the <'ztecs ' home . ,
schedule Sept. 19 of next year '8;
and the Ti1en ' home s chedule •
PUYEllS AND FiNs eom·
plained that tbelr can were ofteri
pelted with bolUes and rocks
wbtle· leavlnl the stadium,
11peelally aft•r civil dis ·
turbaaces broke •ut in a
••llbborbootl north of the
UdlumlMtti)'. . . "At dtlie mbmept, I'd HY there
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OCEAN Vl!W'S DOUG IRVINE IRIAKI LOOSE TO SCOAE FAOM 20 YAADS OUT.
Athletes Don't Owe Us N othin'
81 WILL GRIM8LBY ,,.,.._. ... eer_, a 1
Mike Schmidt's visit to New York this
week as the Most· Valuable Player in
baseball's 1880 World Series rekindled
·an tuue that baa been pawlnf away at
the innarda of bitrliln• sports fOf 1ean.
Wbat is tbe profe11ioaal at~letu'
riOt to privac1? II fte ob&Wated to IDUe
bl...af a•ailabletotbenftlmedlawllea
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trophy and MVP loot from Sport
Ma1as.tne at a luncheon.
He wu uked to comment on the fact
that the PblWet bad been pictured by
tbe national media as a broodin1, sore·
toe, uncommunicative lot -a sh.-rp an·
Utllietla to tbe froUckin1, free-sptrtted
Plra•' "F.,m-i-lee" of the year before.
&c•lllldt wa• quick and articulate
with Ida nply. Don't, be-urpd, paint an
eetln teem wttb a broad brmb. •
• .. ·•we bave no coatrol about what you
fMl abuut •," M tald. "PeopM an ea· Utled to tMlr op6alw. If Ulen an four .au .. -......... •bo --·t talk to ... -,_. ......... to ... four otMr
1•11 JM w..ada't mind bavia1 a
C04TkUil IW,..,... _ with. '
'·People sa.Jd we were smug, overpaid
and arrogant. We are a team of dlf.
ferent penonal,lties but once we get on
the field we are united in ooe purpoae-
win the ball same.''
Low-key but frank, Schmidt made no
effort to mueauerade the Dlayen under
sle1e, particularly pitcher Steve Carlton,
wtio hu refmed po1t1ame interviewa for
the past six or seven rean.
•'What if Steve bad won tbe Series
MVP?" be •ect with an lmpiall f!ln1 nferriftl to tbe bl1 leftbaader cnanea
with two of tbe fOW' Pbllbee vktorlel .
"You ...,a would bav• beeD ID trouble,
woWda't you! He mi1bt very, .-y ..U ....... tlt JOU know.,,
Dwinl tM World SeriM. ttae·Pldllel'
dre11tnc room wu .1enera1ly sullen and
dour, with Carlton, Bake McBride and
some other relUlan •bruQinl off in· -'
terviewa. Schmidt was an ~. u · 1 were the ubiqul~, wisecrackiq -ru. ~
McGraw a.ad the unapoiled throwback
to the old days, Pete Role.
Sparky Andenoa, tbe Detroit nie'9
manqer who won renown . u a ~·
clpliDariaa at CtacinDati, said oa tJie
radio be felt playen bad an oblipUon
to bulb tbe pnu ud public. ·
How far doll Wa obU1aUc)n extend! .•
Somewben fowa tbe 11.ae, Carltoa .,.
was olfnded or Imposed upoa bJ'
som•bod1. ft. IOt tanaed off. It ....
an ob1111k1D. lie put bJmMll lato -~ 19olaU.. baath.
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before entering the ~HA, \.\hPre hr a \eraged 18 6 points a
game dunng the 1976 77 SE'ason and was named the Most •
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and, an.i1'rro by the team·s handhn11 of lht> in1ury. demanded
to bf> Lraded Jn ~ :t\ 1971! hl' wu tritdl'd to the Clipper.ii .
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Arkansas Conch Lou Holla, pnor to an open date re.
t't'nlh "We ne<'d 11 It aJrcad~ st-ems likt> a long year Wt:>,.~ bt't'h pi'a<'t 1<·111~ ~mce the first .wee k of.August. It
st•ems· hkt-our scnwr!" 011~h1 to bt' ineligible by now "
,...._1114'• L••• 1tfl•td~ Getll 'Ila If
Lauv M<'Doaald scored with 42 Sel'onds to Iii play an the gamt' Colorad~·s set'ond in less th.an '
a minute to gave the Rockies a 5·5 deadlock with
Washington Thursday night in National Hockey
League action ... Pierce Laro~cbe sco.red two goals to fuel a
Canadians ' bli tz or seven straight tallies as Montreal over·
whelmed Hartford, 8·2 . . Paid Bela.ban and WI.Ille PleU
scored power.play goals 89 serondS apart ea rly in the third
period as Calgary extended Boston's winless st~eak to seven
games in ra llying for a 3· 1 victory over the Bruins Anders
Hed berg's goal al 1:1 56 of the thmt period gave the Jllew Yor k
Ra ngers a 3 3 tw w11 h Phile1delph1a in an tnJury-fi lled game.
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The Howard Un1vers1ty foot ball coaching staff EE
has ht-en fo und guilty of at least two c.harges of ·•II•
physical and verbal abuse and the athletic d_epart·
ment gwlty of four deficiencies. the Washmgton
Star reported Thursday . Quarterback. a.. Ja .. n~,
sidchned Sunday with a a concussion from a crushing sack, 1s
pra c ticin~ once aRa1n with the Philade lphia Eagles.
J awor sk1 is expec ted to s tart tn Seattle on Sunday
. . . Former Arizona State University
roach Frank Kusb says he would jump at
a chance Lo coach a professional leam if
<me would be loca led in Arizona. "I never
cared fo r all the fanfare. the won·losl
r ecord. all that sort of thing,'' Kush said
Thursda)I or his ·ye,ar.i in coaching. "I ju.st
fig ured 1f you worked hard enough all WQuld
take care or itselJ. T he only thing I miss la the
association wi th the players." Kush saict he
would only be inte rested in a college job if il
were "in.a part of the country where footbal:
JAWOUit• is not hypcxntical "
~n Tr•tl• lloM•.dlw le Diii,_
The Cleveland CavalJers Thursday made two m m a 1or trades involving s tarting playen1 and fi rs t
round draft pu:k!\ Thl' Cavs J(uve 6 7 forward BUJ
Koblndm and two rarsl-round draft choices to
Dallas for 6·10 cent.er l u ome WhJ&ebead and 6·11 forward
Klcbard WuMact-The Kansu City Klaga fi red General
lllNNVNCARDO .. , .............. .
SEVANO ••.
not win anoth1•r game this year.
• • • Mort> JO cardo quJps.
On leaving the Detroit area -
· · 1 took the most beautiful
t hing out of Detroit . . . my wife ."
On Lions Coach Monty Clark
··His pep talks the momlnt of
the game were the silliest UW.,.
He ac tually wante d us to
develop a fist fight attitude for
the game. Can you imagine
gettin1 into a fi stfight in front ot
80,000 people?"
On beating the NFL system by holding out "I was lucky in the
respect I was willing lo stand
my 1rowac1. I WH like the UU;le
1uy against tM great, bi& giant.
At the lime, m y came plan
dldn 't loot too good, but you
have to believe in yourself." • • • Don't look ror Geo111ia lo sell
her interest fn the Rams just
yet. Maybe she'll have a chance
of,...eart during the off·~.
but -ri&ht now s he needs her
R am a asests to get·ber
production company ort the
ground. All the rumors about
Jerry Busa' interest la the team are nice, but there is a rule about
ownin& more than one pro-
feaslonal rranchise in the Nn.
(Busa already bas two in the
Lakers and Kinp), and there's
only about 150 Orange County
businessmen who would like lo
purchase the club -includinl Irvine's Robert F1uor .
P .S. I wonder if Georgia will
show up for th.l s game? . . . ,
A J ack or all Trades : Believe
it or not, besides his duties as a
de fensive end, backup punter
and team captain , Jack
Youn1blood ia alao practieinl
his snappin1 rrom center in
order to relieve Denni• Harrah
in cue of i.Jtjury.
Ha rrah took over the center·
·mappiq duties while Dou1 Smith
was atartiq, but now that Smith
is sidelined ror the seuon, Special
Teama Coach Herb Patera needa
a second stringer -and Jack Youn~hu volunteered.
If Harrah and Frank Corral
were lo go out in the nme aame
it would be interesttng to see
Yo ungblood hike the ball to him~ell. • • •
The real reason for the Saints·
miseries la. the report bf some
rotte n. apples on the squad,
sources tell me.
·Gene ral Ma nage r Steve
Rosenbloom is trying to weed
;>ul the malc:ootent.a -starting
with runn ing bac k Chuck
Muncie.
Don't be surprised lo see some
other front·llners get the ax
durta1 the otf-aeuoo.
Roeenbloom will not tolerate
wblmpen, and the team is full of
them at the moment.
• • • Tile "Rodeo" reatauNDt, in
Manaeer lolm Bea-and said a search wouJd be ln.lUat.ed Im·
mediately for his sucrcs11or . Oakland County Proeecutor L.
Brooks Patterson u 1cJ that Wateford Township p01ice were
seeking a 32 year-olrt J>ontiar m&n they believe drove the car
that. stnk.~anJ)tH"M Robf.rt La•ler, father of pro baaketball
player Bob Lanltr <;uard~Mld1ael &l~•ard.aoa converted
.en oHtnsiv(• rebr1unrl with 11rx 11econd11 left tA overtt"!e to five
New York u 'rn 115 win ovn 'J\tli.nt• In Thur&day nl1hl's only NBA game -¥~.· ffo..,•~r Maw• flfliri8
~ •, N'e~ork Yimlu~i-11 Mana•er Dtck. flewttt'• 111
r ~-hetm. of 'trucla Co~cb llQ.
• ~ftlavui held a small inter9t,
11 clotin1 ita doora for 1ood
some Ume In the next couple of
week.I.
brief tenure in thrtt pr.-ittl'fn mt_.,.t t"' ct>mln• ltJ an
end. ac:cordln• 111 a rf>JKJrt in the New York Time~: ..
TM ~ HM t h.. ·~ lo aft_ -•mta 90urce. Vanlrf'ft• ,,,.;""' GMrp ,......._., would la1ve no
qualms a bout flrlnc f fow~r an1l rt1plactn1 him with 0.-
Mlcbae l thf> ,,.,.,,, ,_,,.~ .. r,.1 m•n•ier. If dHferencea
bet wetm 'th<' :;wn., •ntJ .Jp-.. ru nu@r wtire not resolved
'Jhl,..kl) A N•tlnn•I ,.ootbeU Leacue rr•t1~1.-will t.-· ftirmf!d by the city If a
root r.·1r111t•ll .. d 1m thr 70,00Cheat Ol1mp6c
St.ilium, uy11 \'•• ta•arn, chairman
of Mrintr e a l '11 1·ir•H·uthe committee . *"" ••""-uld Thunday he wlll
not lri • "*"""ruu11 tumor keep him from the Chk aso Cuhll ' 11prln1 traln!n1 camp la
Februa ry Under1oln1 chemotherap1
"won't ~ eaay I'll be Ured and U..t wtU
mah evel")'thtn1 harchr. But I'm pl81Ullq
on beinliln 11prln1C tralnln1." Macko'a tumor
MOWH• la r elated to a colllalon he had wtth
Plttsbur1h Pirate aec:ond baseman BUI lllMlleft on Aut. 5 . · ·
The Toronto Blizzard haa aold the NASL r11bu to forwafd
'nomu SJobetl to the Tulsa Rou1hneck.I for ~n undlleloMd amount of cash . . . 1'he l:otnnoa played their Uurd 1tr11pt tM
on thetr current international tour, a 1·1 deadlock wttb Oporto
(Portugal) . . . Authorities from the New J eney Sports and I:~
po1itlon Authority reportedly have met with offtclall of tb•
Ranaen and Ia landers In an elf~ lo clear the way for an NHL
rranchbe for the Meadowlanda area.
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TV· Football -Rams Week, l :IO p.m., Channel It . Box·' 1 ·mi -Hoamn·AU tape; UPtwetabt title flPt, taped, t p.m.,
ClaaDMl 1. . • -~ T·• 1ll .._,: Baaketball -CIHelaad •t ..... era, • p. .,
Kt.AC (970).
The reetauraat never did 1et
off the 1round, even witb • ~=•.le c.b~1~.J~orm•t.
un:laaate.a: ..,,.M •• r .
Malavui hu moved bll lntenst
acroaa ~ llreet and opened a NauufU.r .. ~tub OD tbe eoner ot
Ball and State Colle1e ill
Anaheim.
The offlclal title ls "Coacb
Malavasi'• Super Nautilus
Anaheim." with the official
•lotan belnt. "Offtdal Tralnlna
Center For Rama Cbeerleaden."
U.S. Women ..,
Battle Japan
TOKYO (AP ) -Top .
American and Jap ..... ...,.....
lolfen wtU club la ta.. leeoed
100,000 Pioneer Cu~
profe11lonal 1olf tourBalMllt
openlnl f'rl.day, wltla tlae
Amerleau 101n1 after tMlr
1eeoad 1tral1bt •l•. T~•
Amenea. woe U.. team Ulll • tM ~ ............... 'I .. ta.. ,.,.111. i.wa• i.m. Y•'o llorl1ue" ,. •• "• 1adl•ldual title Jut r•• ., --~ ~' Aleott llt·llt .,. ......
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, RTS BREAK I SPORT~ ON TV I
£BS'. Ratlags B~ed .
Muaber:get, The Greek Make Ught of. Fight
•1 rasD &O'l'llSN8t:aG ., ..... .,....,
LoU of c.wonen l_et bot under their blue or
wbile coUars and take SM*• at one anotlMr. It bap-
peu all Ute t.ln.e. But when Jimmy tM Greek and
Br•t ........... .,. try to bouMe eadl other off lite
aalooa ..U, tJ'9 ribratioaa can be beard all over CBS.
In WI wa o1 IONipJ joumaliam, Tbe Greek tak·
ln1 a punch at h1a "NFL Today" anchorman makes
for a apluby he•dUne and At will ceN1nly bollter
CBS' raUnp Sunday when the curious tune la for• po11iblerema~h.
AND OP COVUE, no 1ucb lhinl will happen
on the air. TV personaUtlel may ~ave varyiq
detreee ol the jou.maUst ln them, but underneath it ·
all. they are eatertalnera, 'troupers lf you will. Tbe
a bow must IO oa OD Sunday. and it will. Tbe public
rarely bows what's bappenjq under tbe make-up
· andTVlilbta.
We can expect Muabur1er, the cool
quarterback ot tbe "NFL Today", and the in·
formative Greek lo m ake lipt ot their fi1bt, wbJch
flappened lut Sunday njpt at a midtown New York bar.
"When you're Involved in a fi1bt with
America 's ' oddsmaker, it's rather depreaain1
Sl'Oln'S ON W
because you realise there's no way you're 1onna
be the favorite,•• Muabureer sald Wedllesclay from
his home in Loe An1eles. "The punch landed, but it
certainly wu nothing. I don't feel it today.'•
THE i;aEEK SAID words that shouldn't have
been smd'andprompted him to lose his temper. After
the one punch, the fi&bt was broken . up by
Muaburpr'a brother.-Todd. Tbe two combatants
then went outaide and made peace. "I wu IOIT)',
both ol m were sorry. ll wu an unfortunate th.ln1. ••
The Greek said Wednesday from bia New Yon of.
rice. He said tbe Jut time be wu la a n.tfl1ht wu In
1957.
· But tbe underlyin1 cause for the fi1ht, why a
61-year-old man would try to sack a 3t-year-0ld
colleague, won't 10 away so e~y. It involves
"plaJm. time," the amount of exposure the on-air
peraOnalities are 1ettin1 on the tipUy formatted
"NFL Today".
"You juat don't want to be roriotten about. I
spend a lot ol time and money pUttin1 my etid ot ~
show toptber and I heve a lot to say. I would like to
say it," The Greelf said. "I Uke the ldd. Thia ia the
only time we've ever bad any tl'Qublee. After five
yean, we're allowed to have one lllnk.lnc liWe ar1uinent."
TRIS WAS THE SAllE Issue that prompted
·1rv Crou lo leave for eame commentary before
this season, only to rejoin the "Nn. Today" team
when Van Gordon Sauter became preaiclent of CBS
Sporta in July. ,
Sauter alio convin~ Phyllis Geor1e, who
maitied the 1ovenror of Kentucky in 1979 and bad
a baby lut June, to rejoin the show, which she did
ror the seuon's ftfth week, Oct. s. Ir three into the
show's 21 editorial minutes dHln 't 10. then four into 21 was worse mathematics .
And there are more problems .
Can the on-screen conpaiallty the cast d..ia·
plays remain belleveable wttb tbe public once the
abow'a dirty la..,. la a.I.red in tbe P"891:
AUD OP CONCl:&N for CBS la boAit banclles
the comphdm1 ol tbe cut. "Sbe'<Geors*) •uta to
be more ol a praenee on the abow, and abe'1 puabinl Brmt for more time," a CBS IOUJft said.
Deallq with four e1oa la never euy. but it
becoma even more difficult when tlM taJeated
Musbwler the tlue that boldl the sbow tocetber
and CBS' itar.player, ls taJkiq with ABC Sporta
abOut jumpiq acrou \be ltreet when bi.a contract
expirel la 1112. "I aaured Van Gordon Sauter im·
medJately ~t W.. will have at.olutely DO affect
on what I dO," said Muaburpr, wbo listed ABC's
inyaltory ot the. J.llt Summer aod Wiate~ Olym-
piCl"'and major leal\ffl baseball u attradlve in·
dueemmu. "It'• 1qln1 to be the toucbelt deciaioa •
of my life:'' •. .
' BIS ftGRI' wnll The Gret!k may or may 80t
be proof that the apecial. yetlfrqile chemistry that
bu made the "NFL Today" ao popular ner tbe
yean ia diuolvtq. The 1bow ltW could be a •uc·
ceaa, even lf the cut bestm to reMmble the tm y~~---Vie.en are comfortable aeeinl Brent, ... ae
I . Greek, Phyllla and Irv every week, one reaoa for •
the 1bow'1 ratinp ed&e over; NBC'a lead·la foot·
ball Protram, "NFL 'IO." · .
Bryant Gumbel'• admirable one·man st~.
for NBC on Sundaya, aloq wtth various corrapon.
dents la the field, don't achieve the aame viewer
idenutlcaUon, altbou1h each week Gumbel bu im·
pressed ua lmmenuly with his poise and Jn·
tellieence under fire .
· But altbouth we applaud the form•t of the
"NFL Today," the show can be helter. We UD·
deratand The Greek's rruatration. Bealdes
lluburler and the show'• production atalf -aome
of whom were •l•imt Georse's return -The
Greek'sGrapevine and bla analysis board are two of
the best element.a of llae a how. s ....... .,. Tl', ....
TELEVISION
9 a .m. (7) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL PaE-GAMESllOW.
9:30 a.m. f7) -COLLEGE t'OOTllALL -So"'~!i Carolina at Geor1ia. -
12:30 p.m. (34). -SOCCEa -Canada vs.
U.S.A. in a match played in Vancouver.
12:45 p.m. (7) -COLLEGE FOOl'BALL -
W ashintton State a t Ore1on.
· l p.m. (22) -SOCCI:& -Munich vs. Ham.·
bure, taped at Hamburg, West Germany.
3 :30 p.m. (2) -SPO&TS SPECl'AClJIAa -
Part One of the NFL chee rleaders. Also:
rescheduled from an earlier· date: -the 1980
Acapulco cliff divin1 and the Willie Mosconi·
Minnesota Fats pool challenae.
f p.m. (4 ) -SPO&TSWORLD -Recent
eraduates of the amateur boxing ranks display
Uteir ability at Lake Tahoe. Also: Legends of bowl·· in1. part three.
4:30 p.m. <9> -NHL HOCKEY -The Los
An1eles Kings va. the lall.Dden at Uniondale, N.Y.
5 p.m. (2) -NFL &!VIEW AND P&EVIEW.
(21) -80CCE&.
10 p.m. (34) -soect:a -Canada va. the u .S. A. la a match played at Vancouver earlier.
11 p.m. CS> -COLLEGE FOOTBALL -:nie
UCLA Bruins va. the Ari.OU• WUdcata, played earlier in the day al Tucaon.
&ADIO.
Football -Notre Dame at Navy, 10:10 a .m .,
KOGO (fn>); Mi ssouri at Nebraska, 11 :30 a .m .
KIEV (870); Califontla at use. 1:20 p.m .• KNX
Cl070); UCLA at Arizona, 1:30 p.m., KMPC'<710);
Long Beach State at F1'elDO State, 1:30 p.m ..
KNAC (105.5 FM>; SaddJeback ..-t Souu,western,
7:30 p.m ., KSBR (llU FM); Ol:laboma State at
San Dleeo State, 7:30 p.m., KFMB (780); Cal State
Fullerton at Hawaii, 9:30 p.m., KWR1I (1370). .
Hockey -Kings at New York Islanders, 5:05 p.m .. fCOOO (600).
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TELEVISION 9:30a.m. (4) -NFL 'M. (51)-SOCCt:a llADE
INGEUIANY.
10 a.m. <•> -NFL Foal'BALL -San Diego
at Cineinnati. . ·
12 :30 p.m. (2)-:-NFL TODAY -A look at ~
contrasting fortunes of New York's pro football
teams. •
1 p.m. (2) -NFL f'OOTllALL -New Orleans
at the Rams. (4) -WUTD.N OVTDOOUllAN
-HipJ.igbts include tips on fly cutiftc and a visit
to Sweetwater, Tell. for a rattlesnake roundup.
3 p.m. (4) -l• V.8. GL\ND P~ -World
champion Alan Joaes la amon1 the dnyers com-
petiq in the Toyota Grand Prill in Watkins Glen, N.Y. •
4 p.m. (7) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL 'It -
Highlights of games plaY.ed this weekend. (9) -
COLLEGE FOOTBALL -The California Golden
Bears met the USO Trojans Saturday in the Coliseum. Taped. . ·
4 :30 p.m . (7) .-GaEA'J'.,t:ST S PORTS
LEGENDS -A tribute to 10Her Byron Nelson,
bolder of perhaps the most amazing record in all
of 1ports: 11 consecutive PGA victories.
11 p.m. (22) -NOT&E DAME FOOTBALL -
Notre Dame va. Navy, played Saturday.
. &ADIO .
"'ootball ...'... Sart Dle10 at Cincinnati, 10 a.an .,
KSDO (1130); Miami at Oakland, 12:35 p.m., K.NX
(1070); New Orlean· '"'r ·a. 1 p.m .. _KMPC
(710).. . ~
Buketball -Den liters. 6:50 p.m .. KLAC C570 ).
Hockey -Kings at New York Ran1ers, 4:35
p.m ., KOOO (600>. ,
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Wsbn«tn 3 5 o .176 m 1M Mlamt 4' 4 o .500 1u 111
NY Gau t 7 o . ~ J.01 2M NY Jets 2 8. O .250 131 178
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I Tars on Way,
21-7 Jt'"ictor SeahawkS Lose, 20-13
Turn/ Corner
Ocean JI ieu· Wastes Opportunities
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By ROGt:a Ci\aLSON
01•o.11, ...... ~
-step No I of • thn-e 1lep tu k
hu been complt>ted for The
N~wport lh1rbor Ul.i:h Sailors in
thelr quest to eiarn • CIF' 811 1''1 \If' Conkn·nrl' ~lit yMf :llt'rth
The Vikings of Marl"a will
attest to th•l
ln the wake of Thunid11y 's 21 1
triumph ovu th e Vllon&~.
Sailors CmH·h Hank tochr11nt.'
summed u11 his football tc11m ·~
situation
:·1 would hke to think we've
turn e d a ror n e r ." said
Cochrane "Our luds finally had
the opportunity to feel good
about themselves after so mlillly
. weeks or pounding
"WE DEFINIT•:a.y needed
this one We got some breaks
and we made som e breaks This
one was our shot for the season
Next week will be another shot
for the season.''
The Sailors have had a history
of thriving on adversity -and
with six surgeries among the ·
wounded, a 1·6 overall record
add two winless starts in league
play -the Sailors had plenty of
adversity to,A"ally around.
· But they added something to
their arsenal Thursday night -
a lethal passing attack, one
which netted three touchdowns
in the first hall as quarterback
Robert Anthol)y riddled a proud
Marina secondary with 10
completions in IS attempts for
152 yards. ··our strength is our passing
gam e.·· said Cochra ne.
IT WAS MORE than strength
Thursday it was winners. An·
thony rifled touchdown passes of
• THt.: S,\ILOKS' dnenf.IVt'
al1 1nment , with o ut i.1 d c
hnebacllers G1dd10l(S 1md Cirt11(
S elby . alonac with J uhn
Slo<'llham and J<>t_• Goubert in
th" lntt>rwt <it arl t•d M11nn11 .,
vaunted vet>r to a merf' 11h1utuw
of past pn'JC'fu1·t111ns
Marina •tUU I lt•r t>:at•k nob
t; r andshCf "'aio thr 11w11 f11r
ll}&Sits nint• lime!> und ('hns
\'l'ntura. Q wt 11u1rk halrb1u•k,
was held tu 54 yur ch on 14
<'arnes a:. lht· Slililors ddl'nst-
rose Lil lhe occasion
Marinit lost f<iur uf :.ix fumble~
as Bob 8erf} G1dd10f(~. Tom
LaGrandeur and IJerry ag1on,
pounced on Marina miscue!>
And P aul M t·G o w 1::n ':.
fo urth·quarter 1n terc1::pt1on
:.ea led the v1ctC>n
BERRY'S FIRST rHo\lcry
ignited a 34·yard mar th. keyed
by John Gazsi 's shoe· top catch
to the four-yard line for an
eight-yard pickup and cap1..e<t b~
a. strike to Giddings
The ·sailors still trailed in the
second quarter, 7·6, by virtue or
Mark Cobian's blo<'k of a PAT
attempt and a Viking touchdown
on the opening drive of the night
when Grandstaff clicked with
;erf Frandsen from..49 yards out.
But the prayer that was
answered was coming, one that
Cochrane said was long overdue
Anthony's p ass fro m the
Marina 43 had interception
written on it '-but the ball
bounced off tW() defenders and
5·5 receiver Rudy Jime nez
gathered in the tip and raced the
remaining 10 yard s for the
go.ahead touchdown.
4 and 19 yards to all·pu~~ -
st ar Mike Giddings and had a "A BOUNCE 1n o~r favor,"
pr ayer answered b y R~dy said Cochrane. "For once."
Jime nez on a 43.yard sconng The Sailors added insurance
play· . with their 19·yard touchdown Blend an all·consumang G'ddin d h'
defense with those first half pass to 1 · gs -an t as one was one of those perfect plays statistics and the Sailors are in that no de.fense stops as Anthon}'\
the hunt for a playoff berth. threaded the needle between two
Allhou1b Anthony's three Marina defenders ,and Giddings
touchdown passes produced the made it look easy. necessary marein, t~ 1ame
waa one al those cla11ic'Newport With a 21·7 halftime lead the
Harbor defensive efforta u the rest was left to the defense -
Vikinta could not put tosetMr-_whi.u turned in a spectacular
any conaiatency in their effol!t..-Each team is now 1·2'in
offenaiw attaek. leacue play.
>
Top Santiago, 29-~
AOBEAT,ANTHONY
GWCGame
Features
QBQerby
It's quite ' posible that four
quarterbacks could share the
limelight tonight when Golden
West College hosts LA Harbor at
7.30 ·p .m. in a Southern Cal
Conference football clash at OCC.
GWC. with QBs Sam Aiello
and Tony La Plant getting equal
time in recent games. will be up
against the deadly QB duo of C?ry
M.A_rtins and Troy Owen from
II arbor. .
Coach Ray Sh ackelfodi's
Rustlers carry a l ·O confe rence
mark into the contest a nd had a
week a way from competition
thanks to last week's bye_
For Harbor (0-2. 1·5) it w:ill
also be a case of whether or not
star tailback Richfrd Johnson
can maintain the kind of running
success he has expe rienced of
late
In a dditi on to his 24
r ece pti o n s, J o hn son has
ram bled 229 yards on 73 carries
for theSeahawks.
Meanwhile, quarterbacks
Martins and Owen have thrown
for more than 900 yards between
them in six games.
The Seahawk offense had
its biggest day two weeks ago in
a stunning 38·35 verdict over San
Diego Mesa.
Although LA Harbor holds
down last place the Seahawks
are the second highest scorin~
team in the conference. \
MJ;i~er Dei 'Triumphs =-r
"" -'r'" .. , .
By .li\CK MINTER
• Of .. Delly ...... -
' All n'ight long the Mater Dei
lfigh Monarch football teivn llad'been
,loo,in" at prpbablyiltre Arangest of·
fensive alignment that it woutd run up
scrimma~e a bad center snap sailed
over the quarterback 'S head "into the
end zone, thus giving Mater.Oei two·
points for a safety._·
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By CRAIG RUSSELL
Ol••O.llyl"I ........
KeMedy H.igh tailback Brian Kitajima rushed
for 247 yards and scor ed two louchJowns to lead
the Fighting)rish lo a 20·13 victory over the Ocean
View Seahawks in F.mpirt League action Thurs·
day night at Western High in Anaheim.
Kitajlma's performance, which included a
93·yard touchdown run ln the second quarter,
esta blished a new Kennnedy High record. The old
record was 211 yards set by Charlie Judge back in
1971
The game was a spectator's delight with both
teams gaining close to 400 yards in total offense.
Kennedv. thanks to K1tajima, gal/led most of its
yardage on the gr ound (300 yards> while Seahawk
quarterback John Hei nle accounted for most or
Ocean View's yardage through the air (270 yards>.
Btrr IN TllF. END 1t was Ocean View's m·
ability to put the ball in the end zone that made_ the
difference.
"I thought we played well." said Ocean View
High Coach Ken Moats . ··1 was particularly
pleased with our second hair performanc.e _ We
moved the ball real well all night but we weren't
able to put it intu the end zone That was the dif·
ference ..
Trailing 7·6. the Seahawks.4rove from their
own 45-yard line all the way to the Kennedy seven.
But on fourth down Heinle tried to hit Jeff
Clen sse in the end zone but the )unior wide re·
ceiver seemed to be shielded from the ball and the
pass was dropped incomplete
t\S A RESULT, the ball went over on downs to
Kennedy and the very first pl ay, Kitajima went
93 -yards for th~ scure
On Ocean View 's next possession. the
Seahawks again drove deep into Kennedy territory
before a fumble turned the ball over al the Fight·
ing Irish 20-yard line .
K~edy promptly went 80-yards to score with
10 seconds left in the half to make it 20· 7
Following a 68-yard touchdown pass from
Heinle to Eric Reinholtz early 1n the third quarter,
frustration continue<1 for the Se aha wks.
OCEAN VIEW DEFENSIVE BACK Kevin
Stanley intercepted a Gary Ruhlen pass and re·
turned it 31 -yard~ t\) the Kennedy 36-yard line
After Irvine picked up eight yards on the first play.
I
Ski Exhibit, Party Saturday
Skiers will be able lo relive the days of
yesteryear Uus Saturday njght at the Newporter
Inn Hotel when the U.S. Ski Association, in conjunc-
tion with the Balboa Ski Club, hosts a Western Kick·
off Party. Doors open at 7 :30. .
Local ski shops will present the latest ski
fashions and various ski equipment demonstra·
lions will be held. In addition, Oraflge County Ski
Cluba will be on hand to provide details of club ac·
ti vi ties.
Proceeds from ticket sales wiU go to the U.S.
Ski Aaaociation 's Public: Affairs program, ·de·
signed to alleviate over crowded lift lines. by work·
ing to establish ne w skiing areas and to expand ex·
1sting areas.
For further details, call 752·0128
"
.. ·· ag;.inst this year. Rowever, ,the
Monarchs also had El.' trick up· their
... sleeve' . as they edged ·visiting ,.':tan-
.. tiago, 29·22. Thursday riight in'8 pon-
league affair at the S9nta ~~ Bowl.
Santiago used the shotgun, t he
' wishbone. flea:rucke r pass. and <Jou:
ble...and triple·reverses to try and up·
set the now~2-l Monarchs . .
"We knew that they were going to
throw a fe w strange offensive forma·
'tions at lls." said Mater Dei coach
Wayne CochrW'I, "but we practiced
for it ~I week and the kids did a good -
job. Santiago played a n exceptional
game tonight."
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Tied with lhe Cav.Bliers, 22·22, with
just over two minutes of playing time
showin on the "tlock, ~he Monarch
u rback Tom Baine 'pitched back
a lateril pass to tailback "phi) Gray.
Gray" ran toward · the ldt sidelines
and hit split end John· Slouka for a
36·yard touchdown pass. The PAT by
Baine put the Monarchs out ahead
with 2:<1J left.
The evening started out bad for
Santiago as on its third play from
-Mater Dei's Slouka hit paydirt
twice for the Monarchs . Besides the
winning TD, he also caught a Bame
aerial for 18 yards in the second
quarter with 7: 55 rem aining.
Baine went to the air for .the other
two Mater Dei scores also.
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216 yards . Misswn \'1•·111 It ·h ,.
maine d undt•f1·a1»tl 111 "'11111
Coast Lea gut' fool It a II . 11 1 1111 I,
downing Lal!una llllh 111 ,,,
Thursday night
The Diablos. nn" :111 111 '"'1!11•
play. are 6·1 I n vn all, \!ooh 11· th1·
Hawks fell to 0·3 anrl 3 5 u) 1h1
season
C hunn, a 5 8, 1711 pound s~ni111
carried 13 times for RB y ards and
two touchdowns . whll£> Carroll, J
S-9: ISO.pound Jtmtor, rushed for
128 yards on 17 l'ar nes
Mission VieJC1 took l1>s ... than
two minute s to establish tht• ~1:11
tern of the game . by tak"'lll-l Lht•
opening posses~-ion 68 yartJs on
only five running plilyS. Chun11
bolted 216 yards for t hf' srorf• on .1
n ashy sideline run, and th1· l'i\'1'
b y Andy Kke made it 1 o
The Hawks cam e ri~h t hark '"
retaliate with a l l \artl f11·ltl i.:•• ti
by John Traut
On the e nsu1nJ? k1 t·ko ff. 111•
Chunn -Car roll -;ho"' 1•11·k1·tl , 1
right where it lt.'ft 11ff t ·11 1111.
blasted 59 yards with tti1• k1t kofl
return to set the lfo1 him. u1, .it
the Hawks' 35. After a ('h111111
run of five yards. C'arroll hfM\
up the middle for 29 \'a rfl!o(, \lo.1 th
C hunn taking 1t o v•·r f1 11m t 1,.
one on the next pl.1y to ~1111 \1\
up 13-3
llowe.iver a ft 11 t h.1 1 11
Ota blos began to ..,,.tf II ''
with nume rous pl'na lttt ' 1 u1
: Dina up 6-73 yards in the f1r'1
'half 'and 9-98 overall
"We played wrth no (•m11t11111
we jus t wenl n al ~1ft 1•r lh•1't ftr I
two drive:-..·· s a t<I D1:il1l<1-. 1 ,,,1 1
8111 ('row ".\fin our "111 I 1 .1
' week over <'aJJ<I \ tilt ... '" 1 kl•·''
wcr~ compl<ic·~nl .·
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w11h the• antic ipate d !'ho wdown with
l'.:d111on 11 wt••·k later al Anahe im Stadium
fo:i.t1uw1a lakes its 2·0 record against
l'roi."i town rival Col>ta Mesa. Estancia 's
1:.11otlt•i. boai.t a better r ecord. a re bigger
.111cl wit' an I oriented attack, featurinJ(
tallhcu•k Uob Urmson and the pass catch
l'llmhu of quarterbal'k Jim McCah11l and re
The Arti1ill> uM· 1.1 doutJle wing with eni
phas1s on JCOlllli( ,, li(lHnl>t lht: J(rain, wh1 It'
San Cl<'nwnt<··, /\rk ;ins;,\ -;la nt d1·f1·n .... c•
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1·1·1\1•r Abd Ca('ho la •
< 'ostu Mesa counte rs with its one· man
show quartNback Greg Teregis who
11pt•ral1•!\ in a s lings hot attack bent on the
... hort IJllSs,in.: game
Tonight'' f;am f'' 17 '301
SunM•t Lf'aJ(uP
Edison. at l11inttnl(lt>n kf·ach
Fountain V;1ll1•\' at W(·s t rninslN
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Cuus t Leat,:ue play and the Artists figure to
wra11 up a C t f' Ccrtral Confore nce playoff
llt'rlh 1f they can solve 'San Cle m ente's
w1s htxme a ttac·k so m ething they have
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S a n Clc m1•nt1• <i t L<i~un<i Hear~
The Braden Way· l\'lurpl1y
izzles
J',,,,,·J1 i11g (4~hiltlrer1 His Spe_cialty
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• " h•·• 11111 11·111 11:-. 1 "·'e h Braden would be tht:
)11,1 "' •• 1 \1111
,\ 1·11.1\'11 1:-. 11-.1 •. dly a dub pro or former
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\111111 ).!1•1 kul , .ill ll1t:n• is to know about the
J.!.1m 1" :o.J \'s llr.1dt•11 ··1n fact. a lot of pros or
• 11:n•hc-; .1n· 111st 111 11 for th<> money. They can't
ta k1• lht• 1 xlra 111111' tn go o ver your game with
~OU
AND ACCORDING t o Braden, that 's
1mr>ortant. es pecially 1f you're a parent and you
TENNIS
tlnnk )<1u may have· a future Tracy Austin on your
h.111ds
"Thal 's ~hc•ri· thf p<1rent comes in." Braden
say:-.. · a~ t he bC'st t'11<1d1 money can 't buy. No one
knU\!o l> a .thtltl lt kt• his 1ir her own parent. I'm a bit
al)p:i lled .1t t hl' <'mpha s1s placed on the value of
h;.vrng pros teach children tennis. I see m ore a nd
mon· p:in•nL" turrnng l h<'tr youngsters over to pros
a nd nol l'\ 1•n know rnl! v. ho thosf' pros are."
Hra<l1·11 wtio .... 111'\t·r at d loss for words or
11H·tdotal hum111 . l"I 111 .1tld1t1on to being a long·time
l1·nn1s tl';wher ,,11,1111 t•Jnw under his tutelage
""h1•n ~ht· wa:o. 1 ... 1 1 wo \l'ars old J. a licensed
P'\ r holot!t'il \nd h1., '1w1·1al1ly has a lways been
t'htldr1·n
* I N HJ~~•:~ KOOK , T1•achmg Children Tennis
t lt1· \'11· flt .1d1•1, W.1 •. Hra<lc n offe rs step-by·sle p
11i.1nw111m~ .10!1 •u1tl1111·" a tf·aching syste m that
• n t.ikt• J p:1rr nt 1n,tru1 tor from the firs t lesson
111 .td\ .1•11 •·d JllJl1111 1.f.1_\
I· 1111 ha~ .11'.1. ·"., lit t 11 1ht• Braden way, and that
1s the key t o h e com1ng a successful teac her
;u ·cordins: lo th1• h<>O~
Jt d<w -;11 l n1 1tm 1f you 1>l~y like a hacker ...
• • \" llr a<l<'n I r """' 1nc£'d that a ny parent can
1,. •1'11 • hll<' 1011>' t.1 n1 fundame ntals of the game
1f th •· p..r1·n! h,,, ,, pos1t1vc o utlook and a
v. ilhn~1,..,,s ''' 1111 h1' lt11me w11rk '
Tho• bi.1(1k ,.., Bn111 n·._ second H.ls first . Vic
B r aden's Tennis for the Future. sold c.vcr 100.000
copies
BUT PROMOTING his new book is not a ll th<:
energetic Braden is UP. to these d<t ys
In two weeks. his Coto Sports He11earrh Cente r
will open. The centt.!r will he. 1Jhlc to q11<inti fy
human performance levels through the use ,of
high-speed cam eras.
The information gathered. which can meas ure
a nything from athletic _to tennis shoe performanct'.
is fed into a ·compute r '(Vhich s pits o ut the
recom~endations nece ssary for improvement
BRADEN HAS BEEN working on the resear ch
cen ter idea s ince the 1950's. "People have abused
s ports for t.oo lo ng," he s ays . "This winner take·<1ll
thing is ridic'uJous. The re's just so muc h that n eeds
to be researched in s ports . For example, we know
for a fact that you can 't SN : a tennis ball hit at you
within a 40-degree radius That's something the
research cente r can explain."
Braden s ays the ce nter ~111 work with
Olympic athletes, the general pubhc and ev(•n
industries
Meanwhile , in addition to all that.t Bradt-n is
currently working on a 13-week fi lm ~ent>s for
PBS. to be s hown natio nwide beginning next Apnl
G" Poloists "in··
Golden West continued to get balanred sconng
1a nd the Rustlers remained unbeaten (5·0, 16 0 1
Thursday with a 11 9 comebac k vH:tory ovf'r
Fullerton.
Don Mahaffey and Brook Hanson srored thn•t..'
goals apiece·to le ad the scoring :Jnd ~oallt.·~ J11c
Operacz and Mike Castillo combined to ~ave 11
shots a s <:Olden We~t pulled out lh<: narrov. win
The game was tit-d on several oc<'a S1llns but
Golden West outscored t-'ullert.on rour to two in tne
fourth quarter after the icame was lied 9·9
-Also s coring for the Rustlers were Keith
Fischbek (two goals ) and John Olson. Dan If off m a n
and Matt Whitmore. all of whom added one
Golden West's next game 1s next 'I ucsdav
when the Rustlers travel to East I .c1~ Angt'IC.l>
College for a 3 p m contest
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tie Newport Ha rbor and Marin;1
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Friday. October 31 . H•I DNL Y PtLOT 8S
Maz's Bo•er Recalled·
PIT'TSR IWll IAP l Twl'nty year!i to the
day after Rill Mau~rosk1 's epl<' ho mt' run . a boy
h1ll10K r ocks with a p1l'l't' ur '""Id was the c losest
lh1ng l O bUSt•hall at tht: ~Ile Of the S ance
dl'molis h ed F orbt"' Fie ld
But a portion of t h e red brick center(ield waU
still stands, rand the re 1s a plaque ambedded in the
sid ewalk. alon~ with bric k s that trace the outline
o r the formt-r wall.
"M y dad tuld mt• ahoul 1t and s aw
smnclhtn~ 11n t(:ll•V1~1on 11n 1·c i.atd 7 yc:ar •>Id
Allrnn :\l<H't:'rt'lh. a s t•<•ond grader wh o passed b)'
t h t' area Monda~ un his way borne from s t'hOOI
"This marks lht-s pot wher~Bill Maze roslti'a
home run ball l'leart-d the left cen ter field ·Wall 0(
Forbes F1l'ld o n O<·t. 13. 1960.
ll1s fne nd. :\l1c hae l Collins . I:!. p1l<'hed s mall
ston es to Macerelli near a segment o r the o utfie ld
wall that stall s tands lnskad of a bat , Macer elh
used a piece of wood. •
"I WISH I C'OUl.0 h avt: been there." said
Collms . "My g randfathe r always talks about it .
The gamc:''s all lied Mazeros k1 1s up The p itcher
throws a fas tball Ancl M a zc rosk1 t11t s it ovt>r the
cent e rf1eld wall "
Art uaJly, the p1tr h was a hang tng s lide r , anQ
M aze ros ki h it 1l ovc!r the left c e nterf1eld wall a(
3 :36 p m o n 01.'l 1:l. l ~l60
=621729
T h e bell c a m l' 1n t h e 1 ninth 1nnang of
Game ~ven· ol the 1!160 ""urld Series and g a vt'
the Pittsburgh Pirates a 10 !J vwtory over the New
York·Yankees
After ThrN· ({1 vers St a dium o pened 1n I !nO.
F o rbes F'1eld was reduced to rubblt: to make wa}
for expans um b~ the Cm Hrs1ty of Patts uurgh
SPECIAL PRICED ........ $ 39, 000. 08
MOD E RN A('AOF.~IC bu ild i n gs n o w
domtnat e the s ate. i.lnd a f<1ur lan i.-ruad c urves
fro m the former p1t1•hcr's m1Ju11d tu the leftrie ld
art:' a
Baftker
Indicted
AUSTIN. T exas (AP 1
A federal g rand jury
has indiCted a former
Lampasas. T exas. bank
e Kecutive for a lle gectly
u s ing SJS.000 from h b
bank t o s upporl
U n ivers ity o f T ex a s
teams. a nd for rwrsonal
exp e nses
Lloyd Davis. formt·r
c h ief executive off)ccr of
the People's N atio nal
Ban~ of Lampa s a s . al
l egedly u sed Sl6,68C
from the bank to 'lease a
L in coln Continental fnr
Texas bas ketball Coal'h
Abe Lemons .
The 35-count indic t ·
m ent was rt!lurne d
Thursday b y a ·grand
jury looking into gam·
bling.
Davis also is c h arged
with using $2,918 fro m
his bank to p ay for a
meal for the Longhorn
basketball team in New
York durng the 1978 Na·
tional lnvitation.D:>urna -
m en_t . wh.icti Te~ won .
Four wheelln'
4x4
20 City, 27 Hwy.
Ray Fladeboe
Lincoln I Mercury
Call Pat (714) 830-7000 lnrln•
. PUBLIC -NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE
Comptroller of the Currenc .,--
Administrator of
NatiOMI Banks
REPORT OF CONDITION
Con solldating domestic s ubsidl•r'-5of the NEWPORT HARBOUR NATIONAL BANI< af Newport Beach fn
the state C1I C•llfornl•. at f1'e close of business on Sep-
tember 30, 1980 publish ed In response to c all made by
Comptroller of the Currency, under T itle 12, United
States Code, Section m . Charter rrumber 16835. Na-
t ional Bank Region Number 14
Statement of Resources and Liabilities
Tttouwndsof
dollars
ASSETS
Cashandduefrom
depository institutions .
All other securities . 4 ...
Federal ful")ds sold and S'ec.u rttles
"PUrc.hased under
,·agreements to resel I ..
• Loans Total Cext luding
unearned 1ncomel , ...
Less . Allowance for possible
• ... 9,309
loan losses ..................... . 14
1,363
150
Loans, Net ..................... _ ...... 9,295
Bank prem1~s. furnitur e and fixtures,
and other a ssets re presenting
bankpremiws . .. .. .....
All other assets PUBLIC NbTICF.
NOTICEO,TaUSTEE'SSALE TOTALASSETS ...
Lo•nN0 •1 •1s1 LIABll.aT;tS
'!.No •1..:>>) OemanddePoS•tsof 1r.d 1111dual; 10!.o~ni!!~~.!.~~ ~::'~:!v.0~1~!~~~ partnerships , and c.orporat1ons . . . . . . . • • .
'
Krli.<I -ot llusl WILL S£Lt T1meandSav1ngsdepos1t<;Of
1 "PUBLI( AUCTION TO THlc tndividuals,partnersh1ps,dnd PUBLIC NOTICE
PU•LIC "EA•IHGS WILL •E HIGHEST BIOOER FOA CA!,H corPorations ........ . HILD • ., THE COSTA MESA "LAN· •o•uo•• •I 1"'"' of MIO "' •wlul r-.~ 't f U · .. S ...... G......... t NING COMMIUIOO. AT THE CITY mono "',,.,. Un•l.O Sl•IMI •11 roQnl ~post so n 1tec1 tale s ove rl"men ....••...
HALL,nFAlltD .. IVE,COSTAMESA, ..... and 1n1 ..... 1 rnnVPrf'O to ""° no• Cert1fiedandofficers' Chee.ks ............. ' .. .
CALIFO .. NIA, AT •:JO ... M. Oii AS ""10 0• "-· W•d OPed .,. T•u\I "' Total DePo!.•lS ......... . $OOH AS flOUleLE TH...,·FTIElt I,,. orope11• .......... ,.,""'' .. !>Pd T-. .. ............. . ONMONOAYHOVEMIEtt;~., l AUSfO't OAN .'1:~ ri M 't(A \"' otatdemendde posttS ' ........ 3,82J AEGAROl~v THE FOLLONIN;, •no JAN[l l MV ERS hu\lw"" ano Totaltime&savingsdeposits .. ' ... 7,778
•l>PllCAl•ONs 1 • ""''•.,'°'"''...,.,,"-· Aflother llab1Hl1es ... .1 ................ ..
1.fett1tt1veM.,efTr•ITT llHt•or Bc NHICIAIH IJ ~ BAR~•LI( f O TALLIABILITIES
Sit•• GOOOe, •ulhu111tiJ .\Qtnl JO• •nd E BAAtltC!I' ""'°""" ••Id "'''~ ( C1 d ' bo d ' t d I
9 19
180
16,108
3,348
7,778
22
453
11,601
...,.,t'rtint "9J' auuer V.rM~ • ~ •• 101n11 ... a .. ~ , •• .. ~X., u 109 su r ma e no es , coroor•<•O. 1nr i<Jtif<1.nu ~"••I N A~clfod ti.umber • l977 •• •nw ' andttebentures). • ......... , ..... ~, .. ,,, •. , .• 11,665
''""•· •or•-IOI •uOC11Vt>•on tor con ° In boi>~ 17•71 ••!IP lllO 0' Ot EQUITY CAPITAL dom1n1umpurOO\.I~ lo<•ttO•t 191"E• t 11<1•1 Re-tord\ '" ,,, .. oH u t-ot l'1t' '"" Slrttl In..,. Ri '""""'1'9 Rll Ion;. llteord!'r"' 0••"11~ Coun1y U•d ~o P r eferred s tock (par value)
EllvtronAtnltl o.r .. (Tl1nat oon ol l•u\I dl'\<tol>P\ lh~ IOllow1nQ l)fO "f'CI . s haresouts tancJ1ng None
.... , ...... Otcl•••t•on ZE 80 ~J """'~:. u."' r 110~ t Commonstock (par valu e) IRA·804S1an<1R-«MIS N "'< _,.,•lhr Oto• N h , d L75000 1. zone E•capllon P••m•I ZE ffO ll>O Irvine, Cnunly ol Or•n91t, ~1•1• °' 0 . S aresauthOr!l~ o , •nd Attone P91ilion 11 llC).IO tor 0 Oon C•llfornia, a\ ""' m •1> reco•<"d 1n NQ. sharesoutsta nd1ng S00,000 .. , , ...... , , . . 2,500
ne11, Brtc;lltm a. Pen,,.,, » .. 1ne1n ~.~.,,!',!;tw;:' 110'1""1"'1"• 0' """ I Surplus ........................ ,., ..•. , ....•. 2,500
Ali11tor 11ed •o•nt< •or Cad1JI•< c 1 R' .!?" ,·n ~ 0""•,01 '""'I Undividedprofits~nd reser ve F•frv1ewG111fC)(n•• tnCofOOr•t.a: 100l oun Y ecor...-r o W •d Counh \ SolilhHt<-BoMle~ard S.ntaAn~ IOr 1'111 MellHe Avetlue lrvtnt , fOr COntingencle andOth\i(
, .. on. ot •PPf'O.lm.tlt4~ .. •crn ot' un c~~llornlt 9771• capital reserves ..•.........••.•..
dt .. top.a 1.no ln>m MP l •ndustn., lflt<lreeladd•~\or<ommon<M-i TOTALEQUITYCAPITA L Ptr'4 loPOl I Pl-0.WIOl>"'tnl In •leniUon I• •-n <tbo\19, no warrtnlf · · • ·
t1u11r1a11 -aConclil•onatUt.ePerm•I 1•111""•.tollu.omplf11>nHs0<<or TOTAL L IABILITIES AND
lor•d,.t-ntPl•nfO<'enonduW••I rttll~ 1 1 EQUITY CAPITAL ..................... 16,108 condom1ntMm dell91opm<!nt ol •PP•O• 1,,. ,. iC ar, undtr wld Otfll 01 MEMORANDA
tmately llO:OOO 9'~' i.qu•t• fMt w1en fruit, by tN\On of• bt"t •(j" or dfofaun • •trlt net irom rtquir •d UIDac4' ,,, ,,.. ODf1 .. llons lt<U~.0 1nertDY. Amountsoutstand1ng as of report date :
1anc1.scal>lfl8. to<e1ec1 •• uo1 ano 3sn ":''01or• .. 1tuttc1 -0-11 •• ,.., 10 Standby lenersof cred it, total ..........•.•...
Ctdllle< A-1n .., MP,_ En· 1 111\denl~ 1 wr1nen Otc••tt~tlon T imecertificatt>SOfdepos1t IO
so
,,, • of Otfaull .,.. Demand tor Sile -O:::'."::::::.' Dltt••m•naloon N•~'i"' •rlllennouceofllr'a.o<ll-ot •1.:C1ion denornmationsofSI00,00001 rnore • . • • • •. . . 3,607
J. z-E~ ....... __ , za-10 c•vw 111a ....,.,,,-it"'"'" w•o AverageforJOcalendardays
•n<1 ·Tt,,t•\1 .. Ma1>0IT••<llf 1u111, P'-'1' 10 wtlsty wid •11 .. ''°"'· (or c at=armonth) ending II ,.._ and lllarfffler IN ""°"'''9nt<I ceuWd tHt ..,.velopmtnl Corport llon. wld no4o<J OI twoa<ll .no of etoc:t-to .,With r rt date:
..,,,,....,.,._..uorJllMPeulH.,,,o, oereccw-Jvl l t• n · T t lde......,lt s 10 01" llO CMllar Wty for C-lliont l u.. f . a .. >Ir NO SlO 0 a -~ . • • • • • • • • . . . . . . ..... • . . . . . . • '
Permit tor • 2•~l tOf'OOm•nlvm "'°' ~=:~•~.-••.of w ld 001c1•1 I, Gerald R. Martin , Vice President & Cashier of
1«1 IP•~ un11 o. ... •OPin•"" w1111 Seid ••• w1u r. ....-""' .,11,_1 the above-named bank, do he re by declare that this
.. ,1anco from ••q•m•d o .. 11d1n9 to••n•m or -••nfy .~.,,.."'or Im· Re port of Conditio n is true an<I correct to the best of my ... ... rallOn, tnd a Ttnl•h•• Map ol plied ,...,.,11>9 111 · s1 I f
Traci tor a lt-lol .. -IV•\IOn, lotaled el 4M'u;.,j>rM<ft, to•,.:; =~: .. :::~I:; knOWledc)e and bel e • tJS·tO -1ft11 s ir.at, In an R• rone prln<t,..1 ..,... of ,,. no4t lsl -u•ed l s/Gerald R . Marlin
En¥lronmen111 O•I•• minat •on · by w ld OHd of Tr.,st, •1111 lmerest •• Vice Presid e nt & Cash ier ..... u ... OKlarMlon In Yid""'• prowldod M•tn<H II MW 4· ,_ •llUllll-_,..., H-ltl wnclltr 111t tMm< of u ld Otfll oi T•vtl'. October 22, 1980
IN hnlMlveM.19 01 T••• n .1u101or fM<. c11er9u •no ... ...., .. , ot 111a We the underslQned directors attes t the correct· "
CAS Oewe1opmen1 Corpor.,1on fru<l_.tnd of Illa I I ' t ~ avt,,..r11at1....,. tor ... ,,. ...o c11r1•t~ Yid o..clof T 1 '""'er .. ec1 bv ness of this statemen of resources and llabllltles. Wfi
0.1.,, 11 a.nyonTrML.-, trw•n•, tor s.1c1 Ml• w1;1"b.·11aldonwat1-y declare that it has been examined by us, and to the best 1
cor1e1111-1 uw ,.,me, •lld •••ct map November' 12. ,.., at 11:00 e,m. •t ,,_ of our knowledljle and 1>e•lef Is true and correct .
to •11-• •-""'' conctominium P•e>-oftke of T. O. Service Compenf, Banll Directors S lnnatures le<t and tor• varl.,ca tn>m rttr yard of America T-. S..ll• 1110, Ona Clly ' , "
'""''•menu, 1outec1 a1 "11 Meyer ...,,•v-. W.ll, 0r.,..., c.111oni1e. . /S/Wltltam A. Schmidt I
Piece, 111 en IU 1-. Erw1ronmenl•I Al ,,. tllne of IN lnltltl Pllbll<•tltn /S/ David A Delo
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111 TM AaeKtate41 Pr... • Vottn ln al~atatn will diKade the fate of llnli nuclear propoai·
Uona on !l«tioa Day, and nuclear power foe. wbo unUI now
bavt' fared p00rly at the poll• ar• ••ven a chance ot victory ln at
least OM or two ot UM> contnu
Tbe only major ballot vict.Onet for opponents or nuclear power
have bM'fl ln Oreaon 11nd Mi11110UM. wht!rt' voten In 1978 prohibited
atlllU• from paaalna the coel or nuclear pl11nt conatruetion alon1
to conaumt'ra whJlt' th.-work wu in vi:oare1111 The Oreaon measure
appU.ct f'(IWlllY t-0 non nuclear planl!i • , • IN H:nE••t:a. NUCLF.Aa •'0£8 were defeated In a Mlline
referendum that wnuld havt' shut down the sllille's only nuclear
power plant and banned future nuclear devtilopment.
But public conurn ovt-r radJoacttve waste. 11nd how to dispc-"'-
of at safely. m11y turn the ude tn at ate wide referendull\5 wt..
fO<'ia oo those concema in Massoun and Oregon
Montana, South Uallota. and Washington Stale will also con·
sider nuclear propos1t1ons 1t1 November
Donald L.. Fylpaa has been
named manager or
California Federal Savings
and Loan Anoe iation 's
Laguna Hills office.
In Massachusetts voters in 34 commurut1es wall consider a
non bmding referendum on whether future nuclear plant construc-
tJon should be halted A strong.anti·nuclear vote 1s forecast.
Even if anti·nuclear issues are passed in one or more states, it
won't necessarily signify that the public has soured on nuclear
power In Missouri, for instance, polls have said that voters may
be willin& to pass referendums balling nuclear construction u.ntilsafe
ways are found to dispose of radioactive waste. But the polls also
say most Missouria,ns do not oppose nuclear power in principle. Clai018 D~rea8e
W ASIUNGTON CAP> -The
number of Americana filina new
claims for state unemployment
Insurance fell tO a seven-month
low in mid-October, a new sign
that the jobless rate is continu·
inl tO ebb. The Labor Depart-
ment said this week that a
sea.sonally adjusted 433,000 peo-
ple flled initial claims.
In Missouri, voters will consider a measure that would ban the
operation of nuclear'plants witil there are rederally licensed dis-
posal sites for storage of nuclear waste. Since-no s uch sites exist, that
would effectively ban nuclear power plants in the state. Missouri bas
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McDONNELL DOUGLAS CORP., its
astronautics company headquartered in Hunt-
incton Be.acb, has reported nine months earnings
after taxes ol $98,790,722 or $2.SO per share on sales
of $4,561,025,108.
' Net earnings for the third quarter were
Sll,712,151 or 30 cents per aha.re on sales of
Sl.saG,CMl,193.
1be corporation's "firm" bacldot Sept. 30 wu
a record SB.912,535,000 according to a recenUy re·
leased report.
SlJILUlU OF AME&ICA. INC. baa purchased
8.6 acres in Irvine for construction of a
multimillion dollar distribution and administrative
facility. GroundbreakJ\g is scheduled Nov. 6 at 11
a.m . al Whatney Drive and Rockfield Boulevard
otr Lake Forest Drive in East Irvine.
Tiiis s..--1 WM lllOCI wltll ,._ ~~=~~~~~~~~~ C-ly Cioni ol'Or-Cownly on Ocl _
THE IRVINE COMPANY has been selected
by the Industrial Development Research Council,
Atlanta. to receive an award of the decade for dis·
tinguished service in environmental planning. The
award will be presented during the council's na·
lional seminar Nov. 12 in Tampa. Fla .. .. ,. .. , ... PUBLIC NOTICE
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0ct. 10, 11.1•. Jf, I-l'ICTITIOUI IUllM•ll APCO. Orangeburg, S.C .. a unit of t'LUOll
CORP., Irvine, has reportedly achieved a
tecbnok>Cic.al breaktbroush in produciq low-co.\
fuel , .. fl"om sreen wood dd119. The proceu la a
joint venture of the Georgia Forestry Commiuion
and Applied Engineerin1 Co. Tbe guifter and
burner were designed and manufactuered by AP·
CO. according to a release. APCO ia a subsidiary
of Daniel International Corp., Grf!ftlville, S.C., a
~luor Corp. company.
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FAR WEST FINANCIAL CORP., Newport
Beach, bas reported third.quarter net earnings of
$1 ,299,855 pr 65 cents pe~ share compared to
$4.569.680 or $2.32 for the same period of 1979. Net
income was $324,608 or 16 cents. .
· PlllN'l'RONDt, INC., Irvine manufacturer of
minicomputer line printers, second quarteP"(ended
Sept. 216) baa recorded income of $911,000 or 25
cents per share on sales of Sll,290,000. Sis months
(ended Sept. 216) net income waa$2,005,000equal to55
cents per share on sales of $23,351,000 com·
pared with Sl,452,000 .. or 4 centa per share and
Sl8,633,000 respectively last year.
W.L GRACE• Ce •• New York City, baa listed
third.quarter net income ol $218,403,000 or SI per-
cent above Sl62,826,000 for tbe urn period. The
firm's per share eamin1 wu $4.84 compared to
$3.58 for tbe first nine months ol laat year, an in·
creaae ol 30 percent. Earni.np tbroucb September
were $219,540,000 or 14. 71 per abate up » ud S5
percent respectively .. The company operates
Coco's, Reuben's, Baxltt .Street, Gorda Lia,
Iaafdore'a, Cano's and· El Torito-La Fiesta
restaurants in the Oran1e COaat area.
HAct"~·:·~~:,r~'.:°sT:. V.-c&INt'EaNATIONAL INV., Irvine. bad •1•~:~=~~~ E. 111.. net income of $3,~ for UM: third quart~r and
"8tn .. w.v.~,CA.t1111 r · .P•017..lgrnine month&. each a record. Net !DCOIDe nit .,._, 11 <.OftdllcWCI 11y •11 per shah waa 62 cents rorl.be third1auarter, tt:51 ' 1,..•~1 ..... 1;...1,.._ c.o. for nine months compared to 30 cents and 84 cents
T111'-............ wes rn• •!'" ,,,. respectively for 1979. Counly OoW t1I Or-c-.ly on 0<1. ···--,.....,
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PUBLIC NOTICE
UNrl'ED CALIFO&NIA BANK income before
securities tra,naactioos for the third guarter wu
'23,914,000 or. $3.218 per share, a 2 percent increue
over the third quarter of 1979. Net income was
'23.944.000· or $3.28 per share, a 3 percent lain
from third-quart~r 1'979 net income of '23,298,000 or
S3.20persbare.
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one nuclear power plant under romtrucUon.
Tbe meuute also would require any utility buildlnl a nuclear
plant to pOlt a bond adequate to de'.cominiulon it once it became ob·
solete. •
In Ore1oa. Meuure 7 would, like Mlasouri, require the H ·
iatence or federally licensed nuclear waste sites before new
nuclear COMtrucUon could take place It would further require
voter approval for future nuclear plants. ~
Jim Hulden, a !lpo~esman for Portland General Electnc which
operates the Trojan nuclear plant near Rainier, said that ''most
likely the issue will pass, because people don't undentaod the
measure." He said in an interview that PGE had hoped to have another
nuclear plant built and operating in Ore1on by the mid-l990s. But if
Measure 7 passes. it would mean there would be no new plant unUI
perhaps the year 2010, since there won't be any federal wute dis·
posal sites ready until 1995.
IN WASIDNGTON STATE, an initiative would ban, a.Iler June
30, 1981, importation of nuclear wule int.q the state except for
medical wastes. Washington, South Carolina and Nevada are the
only stat.es that have commercial nuclear waste dumps, and the
ballot measure is specifically aimed at the Hanford reservation
operated by Nuclear Engineering Co.
Initiative 84 in Montana would not outwardly prohibit uranium
mining, but would prohibit the milling of radioactive waste.
In SQuth Dakota, Measure 2 would require voter ·approval of
future nuclear power planta, radioactive w-ste disposal sites, and
uranium mines and mills. South Dakota has no nuclear plants at
present. ..
, • .,_....,.ewe,
Thomas C. Casey, Newport
Beach, has been promoted
to senior vice-president of
investme nt s of First
American Trust Co., Slllta
Ana. He presently manqes
the company's Newport
Center office supervisinl in-
vestments and·private trusts.
Irvine Firm Studying Shale
By Tiie Aaaocla&ed Preu
Energy and Environmental Research Corp.,
lrvine, is one or two California firms atudyin1
practical uses for shale oU fuels under research
contract& awarded by the Department ol Eneray's
Technology Center in Bartlesville, Okla.
The Irvine firm is teatina distillate ab•le oil in
large stationary diesel r.npnea. Acurex Corp.,
Mountain View. ia leaUJill tesidual shale oU.
The Bartlesville office la fundinl alx research
projects for studyin1 suitability ol altemat.e fuels
derived rrom coal and oil abate to operate the
large stationary diesel en1tnes. ~
The engines are used on oil n1s. for remote-
site and standby electrical 1eneratioo, pumpin1.
compreuora and for marine applications oa lar1e
sea vessels, a spokesman for tbe qency aaid.
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· FfldllV. October 31 , 19IO s DAIL V PILOT 87
Car Size Brought
Detroit. Trouble
SAN DIEGO CAP> -America's firit Datsun dealer
says Detroit earned ita slumping sales problem by trying
to change conaumer desires instead of satisfying them.
"I always felt small cars should be big sellers." says
Ray Lemke Sr., founder of San Die10 Datsun. "I think the
really bi& cars bad to be. presold by advertising. The
market was created. If Detroit bad built a reasonable size
car, they would still have sold just as many."
' Lemke, who started ln the automobile buiness in 1926
as a mecba,nic in a Ford dealenhip, saw his first Dawan in
1958 when one showed up amidst a carlO«d o~man
cars being delivered to fili small' jatage here: . .. . .. .. .
"I was in ~ small car business
even then with a German car called the
Lloyd and Croeleys, a small American
car. Thia truck came along and it had a
1958 Datsun four·door sedan on it,"
Lemke recalled in an iilterview. "I took.
it and found out the whole car was
tremendously well built. I wanted the
line and I got it.''
Although small Japanese trucks
seem to be especiaUy popular now,
Lemke says they were actually the big-
gest early sellers. L.£MKE '
"WHEN THE PICKUPS came along irf 1959, thal's
what really kept us going. That was our bread and butter,··
he saict. ~;'The car volume came in about 1964.' ·
Lemke contends that the advantages of compact cars
have long been apparent and points to a 1960 Book of
Knowledge article by automotive expert Ken ... Purdy as
proof. Purdy, after t:racUig the development of American
cars from the Model Ton, predicts:
"The compact is the future's car. It will have a four·
cylinder air·cooled engine driving the· wheels Rearest it
and will carry four people in comfort with room for a fifth.
It will have a speed of aro1.111d 100 miles an hour and will
average about 40 mil~s to the gallon of gasoline."
"NOTICE THAT 'llE NEVER ·m entirrns the
Japanese," said Lemke. "They stepped in and filled a
need. The.Japanese simply did what Detroit couldn't or
wouldn't do. I think Detroit killed their own small cars on
purpose." Lemke, as one might expect, is not too sympathetic lo
the current problems of American automakers.
"There's no question in my mind that Detroit created
this situation by not•coming on with a small car when they
knew they should have -in 1973," he said. ·'They thought
they could still ~uild the big gas hog. They really got
caught."
l i.S. ·Fines 3M
WASHINGTON (AP) -Minne:sQtil Mining a nd
Manufacturin& Co. has been fined $137 ,500 for alleged
violations of U.S. laws designed to protect Israel against
Arab boycotts, the Commerce Department h.as i!nnounced.
The department said $80,000 of the total is for de.lays
by 3M ,in reporting boycott requests received by its
customers. The remainder of the fine grew out of actions
by the· firm's foreign subsidiari~ in allegedy providing
prohibited information about saleS of U.S .. goods to Middle
Eutem buyers.
Dan L. mu, a 3M aasi.stant 1•raJ counsel, said Thurs·
day in St. Paul, "We chose this setµement rather than face
the potential fqr loni and costly litigati~. ''
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Be11t1ti~s
Flip for
Feline
Punk) 's probabl) going to
miss being fondled by Bo
Derek and stroked by Barbra
Streisand That s eems onJy
natural fo r most male
crea tures, species aside
But chances are the chunxy,
black and white cat ·s true
yearnings will be for the less·
famous folks who shared his
addiction to frozen yogurt.
FO.ft THE PAST five sum·
me rs, this feline 's been feeling ·
fine. leading a (no offense,
fella) dog's life in front of a
yogurt outlet o n Balboa
Island's Marine Avenue.
"He 'd just lay right out
there in the middle of the
side walk aJl s tretched out,"
said Punky 's owner, Pam
Wagne r .
"Skateboards would go
whizzi11g around him but he
didn't budge, .. s he added .
Same went for dogs a nd peo-
pll' 'lftey either stepped over
1>r walk ed around the prone
('<It
l.OTS OF PEOPLE would
stop to pet Punky, which led to
his brief lete-a -tetes with the
afor<'rnPntioned actresses.
Th<>n he'd plop back down onto
th£• sirlewalk. waiting for the
next 11no;11sJ)f'cting victims to
ernerge fr o m the Great
Pacific Yogurt shop.
"Then he'd get cute," said
Mrs . Wagner, who watched
her concat in action from a
nl:'a rl1\ boutique.
folk-. spooning up t he cool
stuff "hile seated on a store
front liench we re the easiest
mar k" for Punky
l k "d c limb up on the
bench. put his paws up and go
fo r t ht-yogu r1." s h e ex-
p I J 111 (•cJ
Pl1NK Y Bl'JCAME a pro at
this .routine, and more often
than not, customers ended up
cutting a few calories by shar-
ing their snacks with Punky.
"He liked vanilla," noted Mr~. Wagner
~'Ah . he'd eat a nything,"
sa1cl Mrs Wagner'sson,&ott.
Tht.' Wagnt-rs an• moving
to Da) ton a Bearh, Fla , and
Punky seemed lt.'~s than
e nthused about tht'
l'ross rount r.) muvt.' So 'n1u(•h
so in fatt. that the Wa~nC'rs
had to keep him tutked a way
in tht.' garage while the
moving men were clearing
o ut their Corona del Mar
homt>
"lle's very s us picious,"
sa id Mrs. Wagner
l'un.ky ·s fears were
c.·onfirmed Tuesd ay. He was
driven to Los Angeles
airport, loaded into a
µet -safe cra te and whisked
away ea stwa rd. Punky
trave led solo.,
He 'll be in quarantine a
, .
\
few days , but will be
paroled on the day the rest of
the family catches up to him.
Rumor has it that frozen
yogurt can be obtained in the
SunshineStateso Punky won't
suffer withdrawal pains.
"If he doesn't get eaten by
an alligator;' he'll be okay,"
mused Mrs. Wagner. -M .P
But Punky's party, like all
good things, has com e to an
end There'll be no more lazy
but. digestive ly productive
days in front of the yogurt
shop Punky poses before leaving toWJ
Den~i.st's ~Lady ·in Attendarice
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By JANET McCONNAUGHEY
NEW ORLEANS (AP ) -
·Wben Malvin'a Cueria began
work as a .dental assistant,
bright IJghts nashed from un·
"'abielded x'-ray tubes and her
l>os s used leeches t.o drain
abscessed teeth. •
l:fer title, with the elegance of
the early 1900s, was "lady In at-
tendance.•·
Her ~mployer, Dr. C. Edmund
Kells, may have been the fint
dentist ever to X-ray a living r:rson's mouth. And he definite·
y created a stir when be first
hired a female dental assistant
jn 1885
But he also held ontq a technJ·
que typical or the mld-1800s:
couldn't stand that leech," she
said.
MRS. CUERIA, now 87 and
living on the fashionable
E splanade Avenue in New
Orleans, was the .first dental as·
sistant to be certified under the
"grandmother" clause of the
National American Dental As·
sistaat.s' Associa~·o . She was honor Is month at
the group's natl I convention,
where she Win talk· about the un-
expected dangers or tum-of-the·
century X-ray machines.
··on one occasion. 'shortly
after Dr. Kells had X-rayed the
secretary and me, we both lost
our hair from the middle of our
foreheads to the middle of our
beads and as far down as the
temple," she remembered ln an
Interview.
"IF A PATIENT had an
.abscessed tooth, he would send a
('orter to the drugstore and 1et a
jeech. 1be porter would briq it
:back in one of. those ltttle .. "Da. KELLS WAS very dla·
~ardboard containers like you • tl'esaed at this, and be1an to X·
''let soldllsh In," Mrs. Cueria f'eJ ·ny mice to see ll they would
••membered. lote their hair. It did not affect
" "He would take this old the mice at all. Fortunately, we
'.-ormy leech and put it ln this had loq 'hair and were able to
'.babe that had a bole at botb arrance Jt to bide tbe bald 1pota
''ends. The smallest end wu f« unUI it P"ew bac~1:· lbe aakl.
the mOutb. He would apply that X-rays were IUD new, ad'tbe
\'Nbt to tbe abeceaecl felion. macbln9 bad to be focUHd eacll'" yftil leeeb would juat suck up all time they were UMCI. OalJ a cle-,.e laledlml out of tbe area end • cade or IO earlier, Kelli b8d Md
."IW•ll •· . to foeua ldl maebiM • Ma on
, .. l'laat wu tlM onl1 time I bud Woiw .m, it• a ,.u.t.
'41d•'t u1l1t lalm, beca.... I He Md a 'DeW·f....., -
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by the time Mrs. Cueria, pro-
nounced "cuiia," began to work
for him. But the machine still
was nothing like the sleek, lead·
s.hlelded plastic-and-metal ones
.now In use.
"IT WAS JUST a plain glass
tube. It had no covering on it
whatever," she said. "When he
would turn on the X-ray, bright-
colored lights would flash all
over. When be was X·raying a
patient, I would hold a palmetto
fan over their faces. When be X·
rayed me, Rose -the secretary
-would hold the fan.··
She worked for Kells until her
marria1e in September 1915,
and •lain when be dau1bter -
born 11 months later -was
about 12 years old.
"Dr. Kells began writing a lot
and he asked me to come ba~k
and work with him. So I worked
with himoffandonalterthat."
In the interim, Kells had lost
his hand to akin cancer.
0 HE 8'1'AaTED with trouble
in hi• thumb. Then they re·
moved hil lln1en, then they re-
m6ved hil ba'bd, then they re-
moved hi.a arm. up below the
1boukltr," •be ljlid.
Br.::.:. time, Mn. Cuerta wu
. no workinl for him. She •aa.:::c,t a JoUnl friend of hers Ht up • dental of.
ftn Bat to Kelli ••· llfter
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the final amputation~ Kells
killed himself.
Mrs. Cueria said she had no ill
effects from the X-rays. And in·
deed, despite her age, she is em·
phatically up and about -as
vice president of the Cathedral
Deanery Gouncil of Catholic
Women, as a member of \group
called Patio Planters, and tak-
ing care of her own houst!plants.
SHE WORKED professionally
until 1989. During World War II,
Mrs. CUeria had helped start the
first l(M-hour study course for
dentaluaistanta.
She wu a spry. 68 when the •
dean of Loyola Unlvenit:r's den·
tal school asked her to start a pro-
1ram there in 1181. "It wu lit-
down, four-banded dentistry,
teaching students how to work
with uaiatanta. '·
Malvina Cueria stands
lYf •pment used by her titrdOtier in the early 1~· when she was a
dental assistant.
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Vicki McCarty-Englund i~ Playboy coordinator
Centerfold Is Legal
By MICHAEL PAS~EVICH
Of tlle 0.llf Pilo4 St.If
I t'd be no cliche to
hang a "Local Girl
<Woman ) Ma k es
Good" label on Vicki
McCarty-Englund. ·
From Harb o r Vi e w
Elementary School in Corona
del Mar, she moved on to UC
Berkeley School o f
Journalism, Hastings College
of Law, Cambridge Universi·
ty and into a centerfold or
Playboy Magazine.
What's that again?
M.s . McCarty, 26, married
(hence the ·Englund l and
bac k living i~ Newport
Beach, smiled frequently as
she discussed the apparent
contradiction or a naked Phi
Betta Kappa.
That she would one day
doff her duds for a nine.page
spread in Playboy admitted·
ly was the furthest t hing
from tter min<1 when she
grad_uated from Corona del
Mar High. where she became
the school's first female stu·
dent bodv president.
Actively in\·olve d in
politics and writing, the ¥11
a vowed feminist moved
north to UC Berkeley, receiv·
ing her B .A. in journalism.
Then it was back across San
Francisco bay for two years
at Hastings College or Law.
It was during a s ummer
break that Ms . McCarty fi rst
made contact with Hugh Hef·
ner·s huge corporation
Sh e s p o tt ed a
· newspaper ad.yertise·
ment announcing the .
, ·'The Great 25th ·An·
~iversary Playmate Hunt.··
"I was freelancing for; the
(Los Angeles) Herald Ex-
aminer and thought it wowd
be a good feature,'· she re·
called.
Figuring a solid story
might ~ure her a perma·
nent staff position with the
paper, Ms. McCarty phoned
Playboy headquarters and
set up an interview.
A good deal or ribbing from
friends and he r future
husband preceeded her ap-
pointment, which she a rrived
at clad only in a bathif)g suit
and her Phi Betta Kappa
key.
"l felt totally ridiculous,"
she laughed. "I didn't want
to be in the contest. I wanted
a story."
Ms. McCarty was upfl"Ollt
a bout her intentions . but
Playboy orricials weren't
buying it. "They didn't catch
on to the reporter's role "
she said. "They thought 'it
was a pose."
"I didn't know what they
saw (in me>." she added, but
a few weeks later the phone
rang at her home. This time
it was Ms. McCarty who
wasn 't buying it when the
voice at the other end of the
line informed her that she'd
been selected to appear in
Playboy.
"I said. ·very funny ' and
hung up ..
T he calls kept com-
ing to the point of
aggravation.
' "I finally said. 'you• re
crazy . . . I don't want to
have anytbing to do with
your magazine," she said.
Playboy, however, even-
tually won her over aild Ms.
McCarty prepared for the
first photo session --one of
many that stretched out for
nearly two years.
"I was a nervous wreck,"
she sajclof her first session in
Bel Aire. "I must have put
on 10 layers or clothes. I
showed up looking like the
s u g a r · p I um r a i r y or.
somebody getting ready to
play strip poker ...
The initial shootini toot
six hours as Ms . McCarty
loosened up and slowly 5hed
her clothes layer by layer.
The pat.tieo~e of the photo-
grapher (Amy Freytag) and· ..
cooperation of Playboy folks
over the ensuing '!"onths
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Car Size Brought
Detroit Trouble
SAN DIEGO <AP I -America's first Oat.sun dealer '
aaya Detroit earned it.a 1lwnpm1 sales problem by trying
to chanie conaumer desires instead of satisfying them.
''I always fell a.mall can should be bi1 sellers." says
Ray Lemke Sr., founder of San Oie10 Oat.sun. "I think the
really bil cars had to be presold by adverti1in1. The
market wu created. Ir Detroit had built a reasonable size
car, they would atlll have sold just u many.·~ \
Lemke, who started in the automobile bwness 1n 1926
u a mecbank in a Ford dealership, saw his first Oat.sun in
1"8 when one showed up amidlt a carload or German
C'ara bein1 delivered to his 1mall 1ara1e here .
· ·· "I-was· in· the small car business
even then with a German car called the
Lloyd and Crosleys, a small American
car. This truck came along and it had a
1958 Oat.sun rour·door sedan on it,·'
Lemke recalled in an interview. "I took
it and found out the whole car was
tremendously well built. I wanted the
line and I got it.''
Although small Japanese trucks
seem to be especially popular now,
Lemke says they were actually the big-
gest early sellen. L£111111CE
"WHEN THE PICKUPS came along tn 1959. that '
what really kept us going. Thal was our bread and butter,'·
he said. ·'The car volume came in about 1964.''
t.emke contends that the advantages or compact cars
have long been apparent and points to a 1960 Book of
Knowledge article by automotive expert-Ken Purdy as
proof. Purdy, after tracing the development of American
can from the Model Ton, predicts;
"'Ibe compact is the future's car. It will have a four
cylinder air-cooled engine driving the wheels nearest 1t
and wiU carry four people in comfort with room for a rirth
It wiJl have a speed of around 100 miles an hour and wi ll
avera1e about 40 miles to the gallon of gasoline.'·
"NOTICE THAT HE NF.VER ment1<1 n5 th1·
Japanese," said Lemke. "They stepped in and filled .1
need. The Japanese simply did what Detroit coulrtn:t 1ir
wouldn't do. I think Detroit killed their own small cars on
purpose."
Lemke. as one might expect, ts not too sympathetic w
the current probl~ms of American automakers .
"'Ibere's no question in my mind that Detroit creat~
this situation by not coming on with a small car ~hen they
knew they should have -in 1973," he said. "They thought
they could still build the big gas hog. They really got
caught."
l.J.S. Fines 3M
WASHINGTON IAP ) Minnesota Mining and
Manufacturing Co. has been fined $131,500 for alleged
violations of U.S. laws designed to protect lsrad aguinst
Arab boycotts, the Commerce Department has annuunred
The department said S80.000 of the total is for delay~
by 3M in reportiqg boycott requests received by its
customers. The remainder of the fine grew out or actions
by the firm's foreign subsidiaries lD allegedy prov1din ~
prohibited information about sales of L S. goods to Middle
Eaatem buyers.
Dan L. Hitt, a 311aaat.tant1eneraJ coumel, said Thurs-
day in St. Paul, "We chose this aett.Jement rather than face
t.be potential for loal and cos Uy liti1ation. ''
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la lilt. llcC&r\) I per'CI, ....
ol ............ ud womiea
makilll tWf bodiee aY.U.•
ble for rilual eoaaumpUoa. It mo pakl ber 110,000.
11n;uty•1 anawer came tn
tM Playboy article. whlc-h
• .,,.. llenelf.
aome Ume l..aat month. the
woman who uuUally ahunned
thf' Playboy phlle»ophy was
appointed corporate
coordlM&or ol Playboy En·
tt'rprU.. lnc
Tia• cor,oralloa bpt II\ eo.atm coataet wttll ber riJ pboH, alld HeD ant U.
r.:-.~.::;.~:84'"~ •=•• I• eo•~·1ra4J1ate at at Cunllrlclle.
"1 Ul6M UM traaedy of tM wo••'• movement ha• ~n tlaat women ue tnhlbltt'd
aboul ~their aeaualtty
for fe• Wt they •M 't be
&Un ....to.ly." aht' wrote
"1'o me, t.hat 'a unfortunate.
beca ... I think lt'1 lmpor.
teat that ..amen ·be aeen not
u Ma ~et'ta but H 11nuaJ belncJ ..
Her connection wllh
Pl1ybo1 didn't end with
;ubUcMlon ol the partlc:ular
luue. Ila. MrCarty earned SJOO a duy for publk ap
peare.Dtft and appeared on
TV 1hows such H Dinah
Sbore. Tomorrow and Make
Me Lauuh over the next
year.
Tbe lon1 drlvea to Los
Anlelll are a dfaJ. but Ma.
McCarty deacriW the new
job 11 rewardln1. She la
charted with coordlnatln1
promotional functions and
propoaln1 new marketin&
stratepes lor the corpora lion.
Ma. McCarty nna.lly •P-
-and la tilt S.ptember ·firt: ... of'ttie m Hine:
tile 1MaJ .tlthd ~auty
aMtMleDcta."
''The benefill are 1ood and
1t ·a providJng a lot of op-
portunities," she commented.
Equally important, she
stressed, i.a that she. like other
playmates, bas become a -
permanent member of the
Playboy family.
'
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.. .._ I aaw t.he mafaa1ne
Oii ••. it waa real y ln· te....U.. to know tbat five
ud a MU to ab m1Woa ,_
pie in tM Uaited Statet akme
woukl ... u ... Ille noted.
But what ol the confUct ol
a lawyer and femlalal •P·
pearin1 nude? Its . A nd now it appears
her planned career
in corporate law has
-been shelved lor
·'They realty take care or
their people," she said. "I
could call them up 10 years
from now and they'd say,
'alr i1ht. · "
Get Off ·Mary's Case
DEAR ANN LANDERS: lly wile and 1:
. laave aotten alon1 ftne for almoet 50 yean. Wt!
now are eD1aaed in a continwn1 U'lllment and · · wut a tb1rd party's opinion.
·· I waat ID)' Mary to wear aleeves, at leut b>
:-..... r elbowa. Sbe refuses. Mary has been a
IOlfer all ber life. and b.er arm1 UMd to be in
ll'Mt abape. These lat two years abe hasn't
· .._ well, and ber upper anna have beeome,
'a*fully flabby. I bate to ._ .._. Oelb awiDliJlg , .-..nandfolth. /
. :: .; I tlllnk tbe world of my wife. Her face Is : '-tieautiful. It hurts me for people to see a part of Hr tbat la ao unattractive. lan't that 'what
c:lotbel are for? To cover and enhance? ,. ,
Ann, if it were a Ump or a aecood chiri I
wouldn't say a word, but those qly upper arms
really pt to me. We have all'ftd to abide by
,_,. dldaioo. -Jiii AND MARY IN FLINT -lbl-81He,_ue..,_.,..
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! : DEAR A~~J LANDERS: Tod~y my
; paotbar, out ot me blue, aa1d to me, Where
~ weald ,au ratber Mft lf both your fatber aad I
lboald cle at tbe aune UmeT" Sbe tlleD named
I :-tome lnlllllll 984 UBc.ae. ud do9f fn-d8.
I am mlJ II yean old, and tW qu•tion up· 1: Mt~ a lot. '!be ftnt tb1q Uaaf came to my
? ............. ~ both baft ICMD' terrible ~ ... w. 'n.. I ~ tbey .._ be' plannAn1
..... dtvotte.
Ann
Landers
aomethina is wrong. What should I do?
NEEDING HELP INST. JOE, MICH.
Dear Neet1a1: Uacenaia&y cu lae frtpte.-
la1, ..,ectally lo a IJ-year.W. I laellne Y•
....... be teld na& la loial •· Take W. eol· ••• a. ,_r ma<er aH &ell'laer &llll letter la
y .. n. "811 lier lo plea• tall le JM a.._ H.
S.•etimee parft&I, wM try lo pl"Med &llelr
c~ • tlle• aa llQ..ake.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Someone must
fmaUy be getting throu1h to you on bomoaex-
ualily. All of a sudden your anawen suc1est
that you are at 1001 last lettint the picture. I
refer to your intelli1ent reapome to "Peach
Tree in Georgia." Congratulations .
Why didn't you go one step further and
mention that there are 1ay lawyen and doctors
and cler1Ymen, banken· and members of this
country's most impressive executive board.a?
Theae people are not psychotic -in fact, their
minds are amon1 lbe best.
Many husbands and wives would fall fiat on
their faces if they knew they were married to
1ays. Al. you said, so many bom<>Hxuals keep
lhls aspect of their lives carefully concealed.
They IO out of ~r way to make snide remarks
and tell jokes abOut "queers" and "fairies" to
throw people ort the track. • •
Thia letter doesn't need a reply, Annabelle. If you qree with me, print it. -k .C.
DEAa K.C. I de. Herek IL '~·. 1Mer' tbat IQbt' llom ~ed aat a..Dd
:; ftad ·--atacll; of fapen. It . llDtteotdd ?'iii a wW. I 8"1 11fared out ol my ... tlaat
~~-~--, Table-setti~ Isn't Problem
j ~ 87 ~y JANE 8CAacsu.o ...............
No one arped about wba8e tum it was to
Mt tbe table wben the Claderella GulRI of
Cllildrm'a Hmpltal bad a hmd·raiainl t.ea.
.. ore than 30 local stores arn.naed elegant
table aetUnp for display to tbe 450 suest.s. who
:i-·..,<t. , -.. ,":., .... ·;: .. ..
. ( Borost!ope ]
...... @ .. _•_ ....................................... .,,
crowded into the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club
in Corona del Mar. .
HOit.ea fashions from Gimooea in Newport
Beach were modeled as ~ll admired the
newest in china, silver. linens 8nd crystal.
· Mrs. Richard Holmgren and Mn. Edwin
Finster were co-chairmen for the event, and
they were assisted by Mrs. Dean Mccann, Mn.
,James Dubrott, Mrs. Thomas Mahoney, Mrs .
Charles Mcintyre, Mn. Joseph Stemler,. Mrs.
Robert Gaylord, Mrs. Walt.er Pusch and Mrs.
Richard Shelton.
Mrs. Carl Frova is president or tbe group.
In keeping with the occasion, the BCYC pro-
vided a lar1e fruit centerpiece, and guesll en·
joyed tea, sandwiches. fruit and cookies while
looking at the tables.
Christmas cards and cookbooks were for
sale, and prizes donated by the participating
stores were awarded to many lucky guests.
Among the table-hoppers were Mrs.
Edward Schumacher, Mrs. Edward Bell, Mrs.
Robert Lucas, Mrs. Robert Barnes, Mrs.
William Gnandy, Mrs. Paul Rolfes, Mn. Albert
Ge11ele, Cathryn Tennille. Mn. Robert M.
Barton, Mrs. David Saylor, Valerie Sudder.
Mn. Don Woodward, Doris M. Vaqce and Mary
Lou Linn.
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Hvocado -·
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A s p r 11· t' 8 ro r l . II I I r u r 0 I j
H 11t•ados t'CSl(E>d lh1~·n in tht' hu•t•
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&des t4rgeted b) the l'uhfornatiJ
avocado 'ndustry Nl'w:. of tl1e
f.ll'aeli crop s hortage pr11m1>tH1
Clliftmia indus tr} offt<'tals to
lavest.igate foreign market de
.,.fopm'ent.
'Conc luding a fa ve ·week
market s urvey. Ric ha rd I.
Seaton . pre s1 dt>n t or the
C.lifornia Avol'ado Export As
Meiation, reported !hat negot ia·
d o n s for a vorado s ales in
Europe and the Orient had been
f111alized after the s election or
s ale s re pres~n ta t iv es i n ·
terviewed during the t rip.
DETAILS OF the negotiations
incl~de "firm agreements " on
jiijcirig arrangements and pay-
._.nts, according to Seaton. who
19ted that such a rra ngements
llft' •1w usual" for a vocado sales
~Europe. . . Jlil umerous countries were m·
vilved in the negotiations, in·
eluding Ca na da , Japan. Hong
Kong; United Kingdom . Holland.
B elgium , L u xem b o urg .
Ger many, Nor w ay, S wede n,
Denmark. ·Finland, and 1''rance.
whicb boasts a higher pe r capita
consumption of avocados than
the U.S. and is second in per
ca pit a -cons umP,11011 111 the world
only to Mexico
J
. ~ Gardening _________________ _
Ready for Toniglaf APW• .. -'•
It just wouldn't be Halloween without a jack·o"l anler~
So Tim Petersen, Daily Pilot staff artist. selected this
one from the annual pumpkin festival at Half Moon Bay
and "carved" it for our re aders. The Great Pumpkin
Festival attracts thousands of visitors each year
Lily of the Nile
Easiest to Grow
. There are ft:w µlant:-. that J rP
m or (I e as ily grown th:in I ho·
tuberous rootr-d 1.115 of lht: ~ii<'
plant one to a medium container
;ind :.a bout three to a tub the siZI'
of J half 50 gallon barrel
F~nish F':J!l f;ardening
Plant Bulbs, Seeds and Lawns • ID November
l\;nv t!mbc r s coo l te m -
pt'r~t ures signal the start of
wan ter for Southern California,
but there's still time to ftnish
fall gardening
"Garde ners who've ha d a
busy autumn can take heart
you have a t leas t anot her month
tu do fall garden chores." says
"Nove m b e r ·in Sout h e r n
Ca ltforrua Gardens " in the cur-
rl'nt is~ue of Sunset Magazine.
l'OOL·S E ASON vegetables
should be planted this month so
they 'll have some good growing
time before they're slowed down
bv cold weather Sow seeds of
beets. carrots. lettuce. onions.
pars ley . pe a s . r a d is hes .
rutabagas. spinach, Swiss chard
a n d turnips You can get
B r ussels s prout s, ca bbage ,
caulinower. lettuce, onions a nd
Swiss chard as •tarte '1 pla nts in
nursery pony pa<!ks.
For winter and spring color ,
p l a nl a n nu a l s t his m on t h .
Among the nume rous annuals
l'urrently availa ble in pony
pa c ks a r e . sem perflor e n s
begonia, columbine . English
d a isy. Iceland poppy. lobe Ii a ,
pansy. petunias. Shast a daisy.
sweet alyssum, violas Many an
nua ls also are available in four
inch pots.
A NEW ANNUAi . Daanthus
st ra in ca lle d Ro undabo ut is
available in Southern California
for the fi rst time. Blossoms re·
se m ble t hose of the "Wee
Wi ll ie " va r i e t y of s we et
William F lowers come in white.
pink . rose . red . purple , and
so me are bi·colored.
Pre pare now for spr ing and
summer color by planting bulbs
· of anemone. crocus. daffodils .
frees ias, .g rape hyac inths , ixia.
larherrali a, lilies. oxalis, ranun-
c u I as. :;cilia . s par a c is a nd
watsonia . Chill hyacintt;i and
tulip bulbs in a re frigerator
vegetable crisper for four to six
weeks before planting ,
When chrysanthemums finish
blooming this month. cut them
back to within 6 or; 8 inches of
the ground. If plants a re over
crowded. this also is a good time
to divide them Lift clum ps. cul
roots into pieces and disca rd old
or woody centers lle plant re-
maining pieC'es.
FALL IS THE BEST lime to
pla nt California nallve plants
Nurseries should have large sup
pli es this month. For a bank o r
open area whe re little wate r is
available, St. Ca the rine's lace
works we ll. The plant Rroduce~
grayish·pink flower s in large
~l u sters from A-pr il to Sep·
\ember Plants grow three to six·
feet tall.
November 1s aTso an excellent
tim e to plant any tree or s hrub
that isn 't frosl·tender or sold
ba re ·ro o t in J a nua r y a nd
February. Trees and shrubs put
in now s h o u ld e stablis h
themselves befor e cold weather
arrives.
Plant bluegrass, rye and other
cool-season lawns now ; seeds
germinate fast e r in warm
weather. If you need to overseed
a Bel"muda lawn, first rfiow the
g rass as close as possible, rake
out runners and thatch, then sow
s eed
~eepi~'lg SOil R~chr_
Aids Plant Growth
One of the rea l joys l)f garden
mg is in having a rich. workable
soil. . one that is easy to di g 1.n·
to with a, shovel or trowel and
one that your plants appreciate
There is, no e xruse for a com ,
pacted and unwor k.:lble soil
The re are m any commer cial
preparations which. when ~dded
to the soil. will keep it in good
condition. You ca nnot just pour
Fkn Plant
Sale Slate 1d
Fullerton College Horticulture
Department's annual on·campus
fall plant sale is slated for Mon·
day I through Friday with pro·
c eed s in aad o r c wards ,
s cholars hips a nd stude nt ac-
tivities,
Offe red at wholesa le prices
will be a variety of landscape
shrub!! and trees. alon1~ with a n
assortment of house plants. All
pl~nts we re prop aga le d and
grown by horticulture s tudents
Ho r ticulture teache r Ken t
Gordon said the sale wilt' be I
Lo .4·30 p.m. each day p'us Tues
da y a nd T hu rs day even ings
from 7 to 9. at the horticultur e
center on Berkeley Aver ue, east
of Lemon Street
s oil amendments over your en·
tire garden and look (or a mira·
c le to happen. Yo u have to wor k
the soil over and then add the
·amendments. working the m into
a depth of at least 18 inches.
T HIS WO RK C A N be a
pleasure i f yo\J consider tM re-
wards. Plants respond better to
food both that which is in the
soil and that whic h you add
Water penetration is ent\tllced
a lso.
November. 1s ·a good month to
consider conditioning the soil.
Early rains can make the soil
eas ier to work and this alone
cuts down the effort involved to
a minimum .•
TO IMPROVE YOUR soil, add
organic material lilte redwood
comJ)06l or peat moss and even
t h e comme r cially p a ck aged
bags of humus. Then after you
have worked t he s e in a d d
f e r tili ze r . Y o u r l o ca l
nurseryman can he lp you in this
a re a ·to use the ri~ht products
ror the type or soil you have in
your locale.
Re member now is the lime to
get that soil into s hape so you
can take advantage of the winter
ra ins which will ht!lp work these
m aterials d e epe r into the
ground.
L
Weekeml
Garde11ing
Checklist
Unlike most b11lbous planl<., its
strap·like fo li..lge 1:0:. cv<'rgrcen.
lending subst.:incr lo the garrten
from the moment }llU '>l'I 1t 11ul
And like mt1st bulbs. 11 has J
built·in bloom of sh''"} urntwb
held high on l•ing s tiff stein:. fo1
all to see
One of the best hlue:. t1i he
found in Cali fornia gardens 1:-
that bek>ngmg to the Agapan
thus <t here's also . whi\e) an~
this lovely bloom will cdme the
fi rst summ «'r after planting
PlanL<> set out ouw wi ll be· in
bloom before• \OU know 11
LIKE MOST Rl'LBOUS plants
,\gapa nlhus will inc rease the
~1ze over the vears Eventuall).
11 "111 ~come overcrowded and
nl.'cd d1\'is1oR1 Whe n this hap
pens. lift thl~ clump during late
fall or winter and d1v1dc 1t Your
c>fforts in this line will tJe re·
wa rded with a number of new
plants. so don't l>c~rudge Lhe IJt
tie effort involved.
~:iv QUALITY 1 ~1 ... ~ .... "~~ ,.....,.,,.
hds ::'.9!L °"-I
i
e Spring and s ummer bloom·
in g p e r e n n ia l s s u c h a s
de lphiniums and shasta da isies
can be planted now to insur,c their
best performance next year
• If rains arrive late in the
season fo r your area. remember
to waler lawns , roses. bedding
plants. etc. •
• Staking chrys anthe mums
will keep them from tof?pling
over .in heavy rains.
• Se lect ear ly b looming
aza1eas in nurseries for flower
type arid color soon.
.. When planting bulbs in pots
or containers, don 'l be afraid to
· crowd them in. The more you
plant, the better the show.
TO TIONK OF I.IL\' of thl'
Nile as a '>ummer h lou m ing
pl a n t onl ) 1s n ot ta k1 n Ji!
Ca lifornia's varied t lim al e into
full a ccount I n s o u th ern
Ca lifornia . it 1s mor e apt to
· bloom in latt> spring. whilc the
fartMr north you grow it. the
longer it blooms
Lilies of the Nile should be
planted in areas that receive
good drainage. Tbey wall endure
al mo~t any cultural condJtion
except soggy soil Gardeners
h ave a ls o had s uccess with
growing them in tubs and con·
-•taine rs. lf you want to try this.
The planting a rea around your
t\gapanthus should be taken ad·
vanta~e of as a fo reground of
t•ric;p wh1H• a nnua ls or com·
plimentary hlue o r yellow violas
make.;; quite a ga n1c n scene.
(.are Package Set
For Cle m e nte Club
San Cfe menlt• Garden Club
wall mel'l Wednesday at 1:30
p.m,
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Crea g Doors Qpen Tonigh
THESE GHOULISH CHARACTERS AWAIT YOU AT KNOTT'S 'SCARY' FARM HALLOWEEN HAUNT THIS WEEKEND
Arts Allianf!e Co11ve11es . I
Next County B 'oom: Culture
By JODI CAD~NHEA~
OI I ... Oellf ...... S .. H
Culture is alive and well in
Orange County and may soon
rank with business as an atlrac·
tlon for future growth.
'(bat's the word from Ron
Yeo, president of the Orange
County Arts Alliance which met
in Anaheim Wednesday to dis·
cuss the current and future
status of art in Orange County.
••1 TlllNK WE have 10 years
ol outstanding growth ahead of
ua," aaid Yeo. ..
"Fint it was agriculture, then at w~ tra,n.sportation, housing,
schools, and business." he said.
"Now it's culture's tum."
Not every'one shared Yeo's o~
.Umism for the s upport and suc· cea1 al art projects in the coun-
'.\y. Several members of a panel
represenµng different art dis-
ciplines voiced concern about
future funding for their or-
·•anlutions and a lack of com-
munica~ among the groups.
c ulture than they 're getting."
said Tom Santley. vice president
of Pa cifi c Mut ual. .. Culture
groups are not as Wt'll organized
as they could be ...
In pointing tof a lack of or·
ganiiation. Sa9(ley singled out
what many of the more than 100
r epresentatives from various art
groups' view as a basic problem.
Lack of funds was· also dis·
cussed as· a possible obstacle
tha t could i mpe d e future
cultural growth in the county.
IN ORDER TO succeed in the
1980s Yeo said that m any of the
cultural groups would have to
begin working together in cirder
to avoid duplicating services to
the community.
During the last 10 years ,
music and theater have seen the
greatest strides . according to
Yeo.
·'They (museums) are going
to have to offer programs that
get the public involved, rather
than waiting for the public to
become interested, .. he said.
SOME OF THE views ex-
pressed by different represent·
atives from the art disciplines
included:
Speaking ~n -music, James
Dunning, director of the Irvine
Master Chorale. said that all
mus ic groups should unite to
make music a mor e effectivt-
part of the a rts.
In the area of da nce. Math
Lascoe told the a udience that
ballet was enjoyine popularity
throughout t he county. while
modem dance studios are clos·
ing.
JOHN BRANDER, director of
the Laguna Poets. called the
liter ary discipline the "least or-
ganized" of all the arts.
literary groups in Orange Coun·
ty a nd that the only writ er's
g roups are sponsored by col·
leges. ·
Reilly Rhodes. director of
Bowers Museum, told the au-
dience that funding is the most
c ritic al pro bl e m fac ing
museums and that a more pro·
fessional approa ch will be
needed in order for museums lo
grow.
"TO SAY THAT theater is
alive and well is putting it nuld·
ly." said Patty Gene Sampson,
president of the Or ange County
Community The ate r Associa -
tion. This group staged a one-act
play festival in July which at-
tracted nine local theater or-
ga nizations. ,
Yeo outlined a six-step master
plan for future cultural growth
in Orange County which in-
cluded the participation or all
the a rt groups along with
representatives from city and
county governments .
Monsters Mas,
For Halloweer.
.Halloween haunts will be stalking the Orange Coast lo111~ht
as a slew of scary houses open their spooky doors to th1>us,111t1s
of ghosts, goblins a nd little witches.
In Irvine tho 10-room ''Heritage House of Horrors .. np1·11~ 1t:.
doors at 6 p.m. for youngsters 6-12 and again at 8 :30 till 10 p r•i t 111
those over 13.
HAUNTED HOUSE-GOERS will ha ve a chance to sec 1111•• •
than 100 costumed spooks in the torture chamber, witches 1110111
laboratory a nd operating room at the Youth Services (\.'Ill• t'.
4601 Walnut Ave. Admission is 50 cents.
Children 12 and under are invited lo participatt• 111 t' • .1 {
Mesa's "Monster Mardi Gras" costume parade to<lav ;it 1 111'
South Coast Plaza's Carousel Court
There will be judging in six categories and the grand \\ 11l 111 1
will receive a prize that includes two nights at Sout h \ ''·' :
Plaza Hotel and a tr ip to Disneyland. All participant:. 11o 111 •.
ceive a free pumpkin and' a ride on the carousel.
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A DANCE AND COSTUME oontes t wall begin tonight .JI "
p.m in Costa Mesa 's downtown Community <.:enl•·1 1: t •
Anaheim St.. for teen ·age and adult mentally retardtd ' l1v1•
b&1nd and refreshments will be provided. Adm1ssio11 1.s ~11 • •1 '"
f'or more information call 754-5158
Also in Costa Mesa. the March of Dimes is spor1o;•11 11 · 11 ...
fifth annual Haunted House torught from 7 to 11 p m. at tt11• 1 1 ,. •
County fairgrounds, Building9. , .---
Children under R are advised against entefrhg the 1:
rooms. Ad mission is $1 75 lmd $1.25 for children 11nd1·r 1:1
Free scary movies will be shown today ':it ~I 1• I·
youngsters at Murdy Park in Huntington Be<Jch
FRE E FRANKENSTEIN MAKEU P lessons also will ti · .. :
fered ·at the Comm unity Center on the corner of GoldPn \\ ... 1
and Norma Drive. Popcorn and punch will be 10 cents.
Knott's Berry Farm continues its eighth a nnual "llallowt•••n
Haunt" tonight through Sunday with the "Tomb of Terror-;" ;111rl
the new "Dr. Alucard's Chamber of Horrors."
Wolfman Jack will also be on hand for the "Shock ·n· n•H'k
Revue " featuring ghoulish special effects.
OTHER' HALLOWEEN HAPPENINGS at Knott·~ H<'rr'
Farm include the showing of "The Curse of Dr. Cleavt>r" iu th ..
Bird Cage Theater every half hour from 8 to 11:30 p.m .
Ghoulish sideshows will continue nightly, includinR . 1-'lurn"
the human volcano, Grey Otter the hatchet man. Sam Sk1n111 r
the human blockhead and Miss Volta the electric lady.
Monsters and ghouls of every description will be h<.1unli111•
the amusement park as more · than 2,700 e mployc•c•., dr ,
Halloween costumes.
TICKETS ARE 18.75 FOR the Halloween Haunt and inclune
admission to the park. For ticket information contact Tickctrcin
agencies or call 827-1776. ext. 457.
A "Haunted Hearse" will be pa rked at Garden Gro\P·~
West Haven Park. 12252 West St. from 7 to 9 p.m. Admission t<;
75 cents with proceeds gomgto ~efit the city's teen p:-ogram anrl
projecl(REACH.
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"The publi1: wants more
The OCAA president added
that the public's persistent view
o r. mus eum s a s h a ving a
"stodgy" atmosphere have kept
the m from being more popular.
Brander added that there is
practically nothing offered by
The Arts Council will meet
again for a two-day conference
Feb. 18 and 19.
Six Flags Magic Mountain wilJ open its doors to Dr. Dani•
and ~agician Ron J ones, along with gypsy fortune tc>llet ., and
Spidota th-man spider . The scary furi lasts till Nov.?.. -
'B"lloon. Art ~n Inflating Expe-Piehc
If at first you succeed
.. try, try again.
That was the motiva-
tion behind Sunday's
"balloon day " for
cbildren at the Newport
Harbor Art Museum.
,..
Orange County artist
Richard Beenen set up
two la rge weather
balloons for children to
draw on . When the balloons were complet-
ed, he deflated them
and cut out each draw-
ing as a souvenir for
the young artist.
"The idea was very
successful last year
when we did it at
Newport Center in
celebration of Museum
-W e e k , ' ' e x p I a i n e d
. Phyllis Lutjeans, the
museum's curator of
education and special
events.
More than 150
youngsters part.icipated
in the drawina event,
using color markers and
lots of imagination.
Beenen is a local
artist who waa bom in
Los Aqeles. He baa ex·
bibited at Cal State
Fullerton and Lon1
Beach Mimeum of Art.
and WU inclUded in the
Newport Harbor Art
Museum's exhibition.
"Our Own Artlltl," lut
fall.
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THESE GHOULISH CHARACTERS AWAIT YOU AT KNOTT'S 'SCARY' FARM HALLOWEEN HAUNT THIS WEEKEND
Arts Allianf!e Convenes
Next County Boom: Culture
By JODI CADENHEAD Of , ... o.lly ,., ... S&off
Culture is alive and well in
Orange County and may soon
rank with business as an attrac-
tion for future growth. '
That's tl)e word from Ron
Veo, presiclent of the Orange
County Art& Alliance which met
in Anaheim Wednesday to dis·
c uss the curr ent and future
atatua ol art in Orange County.
.. , 'JHINK WE have 10 years
ol outstanding growth ahead of
us," said Yeo.
"First it wu agriculture, then
It wu tn,naportation, housing.
schools, and b45iness, .. he said.
"Now it's culture's turn."
· Nol everyone shared Yeo's op-
Umiam for tbe support and suc·
ceaa ol art projects in the coun-
ty. Several members of a panel
represenpng different art dis-
ciplines voiced concern about
future fundin g for their or-
ganizations and a lack of com·
muntcation amopg the groups.
"The public wants more
c ul ture than they 're getting."
said Tom Santley. vice president
o f Pacific Mutual. "Culture
groups are not as wt>ll organized
as they could be · ·
In pointing to a lack of or·
ganization. Santley s ingled out
what many of the more than 100
representatives from var ious art
g roups view as a basic problem.
. Lack of funds was also dis·
cussed as a possible obstacle
that could impede future
cultural growth in the county.
IN ORDER TO succeed in the
1980s Yeo said that many of the
cultural groups would have to
begin working togethe r in order
to avoid duplicating services to
the community.
During t he last 10 years,
music and theater have seenlthe
greatest strides, according, to
Yeo.
The OCAA president added
that the public's persistent view
of museums as h av ing a
"stodgy" atmosphere have kept
them from being more popular.
··They (museums ) arc going
to have to offer programs t hat
ge t the public involved, rather
than waiting for the public to
become interested . ., he said
SOME OF THE views ex·
pressed by different represent·
atives from the art disciplines
included:
Speaking on m usic, James
Dunning, director of the Irvine
Master Chorale. said that all
muslc groups should unite to
make music a more effective
part of the arts.
In the area of dance. Matti
Lascoe told the audience that
ballet was enjoying popularity
throughout the county. while
modern dance studios are clos·
ing.
JOHN BRANDER director of
the Laguna Poets, called the
liter ary discipline the "least or·
ganized" of all the_ arts.
Brander added that there is
practieiaHy nothing offered by
.
literary groups m Orange Coun-
ty a nd that the only writer's
groups are sponsored by col,
leges.
Reilly Rhodes, director of
Bowers Museum, told the au-
dience that funding is the most
critical problem facing
museums and that a more pro·
fessional approach will be
needed in order for m~eums to
grow.
"TO SAY THAT theater is
alive and well is putting it nuld-
ly, ·' said Patty Gene Sampson,
president of the Orange County
Community Theater Associa·
tion This group staged a one·act
play festival in July which at·
tracted nine local theater or·
ganizations.
Yeo outlined a six-step master
plan for future cultural growth
in Orange County which in·
eluded the participation of all
the art groups a long with
representatives from city and
county governments.
The Arts Council wfll meet
again for a two-day confer~nce
Feb. 18 and 19.
1
• Monsters Mas ..
For Hallowee r~
Halloween haunts will be stalking the Orange Coac;t t11111~ht
as a slew of scary houses open their spooky doors to lh1111s 11111:-.
of ghosts, goblins and litlle witches.
In Irvine the 10-room "Heritage House of Horrors " opt·11 -. 1h
doors at 6 p.m . for youngsters 6·12 and again at 8: JO till 10 µ ;•, ''''
those over 13.
HAUNTED HOUSE-GOERS will have a chanct! to s ec 11111·
than 100 costumed spooks in the torture chamber , witches ro<.J111
laboratory and operating room at the Youth Se rvices <\~olt 1.
4601 Walnut Ave. Admission is 50 cents.
Children 12 a nd under are invited to part1c1patt· 111 1 • 1
Mes a's "Monster Mardi Gras" costume parade toda' :.ii 1 ·11
South Coast Plaza ·s Carousel Court
There will be Judging in six categories and the ~rant! '' '"'" '
will receive a prize that includes two nights at South 1 "·'''
Plazc.1 Hotel and a trip to Disneyland. All participant" "'ill ..
ceivc a free pumpkin and a ride on the carousel.
A DANCE AND COSTUME contest will bc·gm tonipt t 11 1,
p.m in Costa Mesa's do~ntown Comm unity Ce11l1·1 1: 1 .. 1
Anaheim St.. for teen ·age an<l adull mentally rctank-d \ Ii v•
band and refreshments will be provi<led . Adm1ssio11 1s '111 • ·1 '"
f'or more information call 7 54·5158
Also in Costa Mesa. the March of Dimes 1s spon''" 11 1111
fiftll annual Haunted I louse torught from 7 to 11 p m at thr• < '•
County fairgroun(js, Building 9.
Children under Rare advised a~ainst entn1ng th<' 1:
rooms. Admission is $'l 75 and $1 2S for children 11mh·1 1:1
f'ree scury movies will be shown lo1lay ;11 :i I'
youngsters at Murdy P ark in Huntington Beach
FREE FRANKENSTEIN MAK EUP lessons alsd will lw "'
fered at the Community Center on the corner of Gold"n \\ , .. 1
and Norma Drive. Popcorn and punch will be 10 cents .
Knott's Berry Farm continues its eighth annual "llallowl•t•11
Haunt" tonight through Sunday with the "Tomb of Terror-." ;ind
the new "Dr. Alucard's Chamber of Horrors ."
Wolfman J ack will also be on hand for the "Shock 'n ' n 11('k
Revue" featuring ghoulish special effects.
0'111ER HALLOWEEN HAPPENINGS at Knott's Hl'r n
Farm include the showing of "The Curse of Dr. Cleaver" 111 th,.
Bird Cage Theater every half hour from 8 to 11:30 p.m .
Ghoulish sideshows will continue nightly, including. Fl;1rnr,
the human volcano. Grey Otter the hatchet man. Sam Skiniwr
the human blockhead and· Miss Volta the electric lady
Monsters and ghouls of every description will be hau11t1111'
the amusement park as more than 2,700 emplo)'C'<''-ti•,
Halloween costumes.
TICKETS ARE $8.75 FOR the Halloween Haunt and include
admiMion to the park. For ticket information contact Ticketron
agencies or caU 827-1776, ext. 457.
A "Haunted Hearse" will' be parked at Garden Gro\·e 's
West Haven Park. 12252 West St. from 7 to 9 p.m. Admission 1r.
7S cents, WI th proceeds going to benefit the city's teen program and
project REACH. ·
Six f1ags Magic Mountain wilJ open its doors to Or. 1Ja n11
and MagiciaQ Roo.Jones. along with gypsy fortune tellers anti
Spidora the human spider. The scary fun lasts till Nov 2.
·BalloOn ;irt-on Inflating Experience
. I
If at first you succeed
. try, try again.
That was the motiva-
tion behind Sunday's
"ba lloon day " for
children at the Newport
Harbor Art Museum.
Orange County .artist
Richard Beenen set up
two large weather
balloons for children to
draw on. When the
balloons were complet-
ed, he deflated them
and cut out each draw-
ing as a souv.enir-for-
the young artist.
''The idea was very
s uccessful last year
when we did it at
Newport Center in
celebration of Museum
Week," explained
Phyllis Lutjeans, the
museum's curator of
education and s pecial
events.
More than 150
youngsters participated
in the drawing event,
using c0lor markers and
Iota of imagination.
Beenen is a local
artist who was bom ln
Lot Angeles. He baa ex·
hiblted at Cal State
Fullerton and Loni
Beach Museum of Art,
and was included ift. the
Newport Harbor Art
Museum's exhibition,
"Our Own Artists," last
fall. I I ,,
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tur the Nov 14 appearancE> ot veteran
1c tor James Whitmore at FullertonColleQit't
I 'IU11lll\t•r Auditor 1um , 201 E . CMpmanAve.
T tw 8 p m vcr torm4r)( v ot "An Evening
With'""'"' Whitmore" will Inc lude the ,
it.tor '>WPll 11.nown 1mperSOMtlonsot
humor 1~t Will R OQt.'t '>ttndpresidents
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'"" 'J>t!dk rior to th!! Nov 9appearance.
1f l llP N~ Yor City Opera at Knott's
lh"t r y f '" "', GO<>d Time Theater The
tou r 1nq co111panv w ill pertormtwoshOws
01 Verdi s 'L a Trav1 atct • t ?and8p m
I b • 11< ket 111tormJ t1onra1 1 S37 8571
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G UY AND PHYLISS HALFERTY
.v tll l>e perrorm1ng Nov 8at0r ange
c 1Mc;t C.:.ollege'c;aud1torium Thep1an1 1>t
"' 1Qer team will combine tA lents on
1 1vorites, ·Ain't M 1sbehav1n, · Honev'>utklt>
nose," and "I c an't G 1vt' You Anything
But L ove Baby F or t 1t ket 1ntormat ion
r .-\11 SSb·S517 Showt1me 1'>8P m
AI G BAND DANCING
q11 tc; underway Sunday at 8. 1.Sat the
11111 a t the Park Hotel, 1855 S HarbOr
OIV<J .A naheim Adm1ss1on1s SJ.
,-LUTIST JAMES GALWAY
vJi ll be featured M onday 1n a Celebrity
'-.PriPc; recital at the Music Center
Pavition at 8 30p m . lnc ludedinthe
program wtl I be Sc hube rt's Sonata
in A minor ("Arpeggione") and Introduction
•. rnd Var1at1on s in E-minor (''Trockne
Cl lurnPn •).For tic ket information
, '1 11(213)972-7611.
r H E lOTHANNUALFACULTY
(oncer t Seriescontinuesat Long Beach
College with a concert Nov. 7 by Larry
Gurtis,directorof the UniverClrWind
Symphony. The 8p.m . performancei_nthe
University Theater, 6101 E . 7th St., will
include works by Walton, Benson, Copland,
Straussand Fillmore. Admission is $3
tor adults a nd S2 tor students. Tickets available
at the door or by c alling (213) ~98-5526.
RODGERSANDHAMMERSTE'IN HITS
will be featured in a concert Nov. 7 and8
dt the Long Beach Terrace Theater. Under
the direction of Los Angeles Rams' halfti me
u>nductor James Christensen, the Long Beach
<;ymphony will perform 28 of the
famous duo's songs. For t icket
information for the 8: 30 p .m . show call
!213) 436-3202.
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PPltr .,n Re<;ra11ranl One Olocll south ol ltie Newpo11
f ''"'V.·l't' r1r1 Coa'il HtCJl'lway Hours 11-4 t lOISeel Sunday<;
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UMIVYSITY °''C.AUFOIMIA, llYIMI
COMMITIH FOa AITS PllSIMTS
THOMAS HAIMOH ---UCLA oa•AMIST
Program includes selections by Bach.
Sch u mann , Reger. Mendelssohn.
Couperin, d ·Aqu1n, and·Bustehude.
5-dily. Mo•.-... t, ltlO
1:00 P.M. -Co.clf't ....
T•C~'ll<; avatlable al the ASUCI Bo.I( Oll1ce
Mcm -rn 9 30 am 10 4 pm For further mlormat1on
< all 833-6378 General $5 Other Students $4. and
UCI Students $3 '
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Halloween Is
Magic
"57th Annual
Anaheim
Halloween
Parade "
Join hosts or. George Flschbeck.
Stephanie Edwaras ano Grand
Marshall Eelrvrn ··Magic Jo hnson
fort~e f un-filled festivities.
_satlrtday 7:30 pm
KOCE 50
itec>eats sunoav 1 O: so am
DEAN WEICHEL TEAAOAIZES RICK HABIB
Scene from UC lrvlne'• 'Threepenny Opera'
THE PUBLIC IS INVITED
to a tree noon recital Tuesday at Orange
Coast Colfeoe • s FI ne Arts Hal I featur ino
w orks by Bac h, Brahms, Beethoven and
Raver. Advanced music students Al Ice
F ields, Anabelle Dalbero, Eileen
K a nczuzewski, Ken Hirahara and Cynthia
M c Donald w l 11 perform .
HAPPY BIRTHOAYWANOAJUNE
will be staged tonight an~ Saturday
in UC Irvine's Fine Arts Little Theater .
Ticketsare$2and$1 for students for
the8p.m.show. For more information
c a II 833-6617.
THETHREEPENNYOPERA opens Thursday at UC Irvine's
Fine Arts Village Theater and continues
til Nov. 15. Bertolt Brecht'scabaret
musical entertained and shocked German
audiences when it was first shown in
1928. Ticketsares.itforadultsand
S2 for student s. For more information
c a 11 833-6617. .
SENIORSANDSTUDENTS
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AMERICAN BUFFALO,
w inner of the 1977 Best American
Play Award, continues at South
Coast Repertory t ill Nov. 16. Tickets
are$9.SOand$8.SOat the SCR Box office,
655 Town Cente r Dr., Costa Mesa, or by
calllng957-4033.
"FOR COLORED GIRLS
Who Have Considered Suicide When the
Rainbow Is Enuf" opens Wednesday at
Orange Coast College's Drama Lab Center.
Ntozake Shange 's p lay about eight
black women in search of peace
and purpose continues til Nov. 8 at
8 p.m . Tickets ar e SJ at the door or
can be purchased at the OCC T icket office-.
RABBI EDGAR F . MAGNIN
will headline an all star performance
Saturday of the Los Angeles Master Chorale
and Sinfonia Orchestra at the Dorothy
Chandler Pavilion. Arthur Honegger's
"King David" and Ernest Bfoch's
"A vodath t-takodesh" wi II be featured
during the 8:30 p.m . performance. For
ticket information call (213) 972-7282.
AN ALL MOZART
program, featuring pianist Claudio
Castagnone, will be performed Sunday at
Long Beac h College's University Theater,
6101 E. 7th St ., beginning at 4 p.m .
Julien Musafia will direct the Consortium
Musicum, which i s ma~e up of faculty
and apvanced students. Ticket s are $5
and SJ for students. For reservations
call (113) 498-5526.
"TOSCA"
continues tonight and Saturday at
Orange Cqast College's auditor ium at
8 p .m . The college's Five Penny Opera
Company are performing Giacomo Puccini's
drama. Tickets are available at the door.
SARAH VAUGHAN,
famous jazz vocalist , will perform Nov.
8 w ith the Pacific Symphony Or chestra
at Cal State Fullerton. The 8:30 p .m .
show will feature both jau and
popular tunes under the direct ion of
David Thor sen. For t icket information
call 773-2108.
OIXIELAND JAZZ SOUNDS
w i ll be heard Sunday a t the Garden Gr ove
Elk s Lodge, 11551 Trask Ave .• from 1:30
to 7 p .m . Admission is $2 .
SOAPBOX SATURDAY NIGHT
opens Nov. 8 at Golden West College's
Health Science Building 131 at8 p.m .
The monthly show includes comedy sketches
and stand-up com ic routines by students.
Admission is $2. For more information
CALENDAR
JAMES WHITMORE AT FULLERTON COLLEGE
He'll Ptay Truman, Wiit R~rs. Etc.
call &'12-7711 Ext. 591.
DEAF AUDIENCES
will have a chance to enjoy SatCJrday's
performance of "The lliasi, Play by Play"
at UCLA's Royce Hall at 8: JO p.m . The
13-member cast will use mime, dance and
sign language in the adaptation · •
of Homer's epic poem by deaf playwright
Shanny,Mow. Tick.ets are available at all
Mutual·agencies or by calling (213) 825·
9261 .
TENNESSEE WILLIAMS'
latest drama "Vieux Carre," continues
at Cal State Fullerton's Little Theater
tit Sunday and again Nov. 6-9·. Tickets '
ar e $3.SO and S2.SO for th~ 8 p.m. shows
with a 5 p.m . Sunday matinee. FOP!tic ket
information call. 773-3371.
A<;>THA CHRISTIE'S
timeless murder mystery "The Mousetrap"
continues at Saddfeback College till Sunday
and again Nov. 6·9. For t icket informat ion
call 831-4656.
GINGER ROGERS
and Sid Caesar will be teaming up
Wednesday night for a fiv& week show at
the Wilshire Theater, 84~0 Wilsh ire
B lvd .. Beverly Hills. The two w ill be
starring in Cole Porter's "Anything Goes."
For reservations and showtimes call
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Rest0rurants Getting Into Spirit of Halloween
October's •nnual fun and game• llmt>
known u HaUoween rolb around a1alft '°"''ht
· · and wtU no doubt conun~ rt1ht on throu1h lhtweellend
Seema ~ly a few months aao rat.her
than a whol• yf'ar that we 1ot tht> hobo and
wltcb cottumt'tl out of mothballs for an tven ln1'1 merriment
Out 'N About
Norman Stanley
~m, as bow Wt' ban to pull thf'rn out of
lhe clolet •1•in tonlllht. m.i1ht au w.-11 f.et Into
the spirit ot th., thln1 &ood and proper By hit
lln1 the out 'n ' abnut Intl to one or more of the
local spots hosting spooky affair11
tlallowmu. in honor of 1t ll lhuaU'ifs
It '11 11tlll on the book11 H All Saints · Day but
11 ngerM IUrl_Cl"ly fClr&vllt"n In the haghJtnk!l mark-
ing the prer cdmtc cV\' C'tirt1unly n one of our
111·qu1Aintanrt>11 wi ll be Kllttn& down tomorrow to
.1 rc u t of llul111wrr11.1i. wfter tonlaht '11 big night on
th<' town tr1ck1ng and trewting WIDL!E DOING SO, howottr. at· miaht ~ a
1ood Idea to rened on ll cunous h1stnrtul
1ideli1bt to the proct!ed1nas And th•t 's how All
Hallow'• Eve has stolen the hmehght from the
followtna day lhatt w.s thl' ongm•I c-.use tor n
•~clal celebN\i\>n
Because Nuv I was tht! date 1n1t1all) !>el
aside forobeervance as All Saints' 0 11y which took
1u:nnu: Kt:TTING OUT o n the big
tlt.1llowecn c·aper, thou~h. don't forget to let the
kids have u hHh: fun rmn There isn't any
rt'ason why thl' 11houldn 't also enjoy some of the
adult htlanty spetrked by ghosts, goblins andjack-
u lanten1:.
. the form ol a churl'h festival. known as the feast of Nor :.hould you let the youngsters grab all
County ·concerts Open
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The O r a n ge C ou nt y
Philharmonic Society ·s 1980-81
concert season opens Saturday
with Carlo Maria Giulini. music
d irector of the Los Angeles
Philharmonic Orchestra. on the
podium and Russian violinist,
Gidon Kremer, as soloist for a
"sold out" performance.
All eilht concerts during the
society's 27th season will be held
at the Santa Ana High School
Auditorium, 520 W. Walhut, San-
~· Ana. at 8:30 p.m .
FOR THE OPENING pro-
gram Maestro Giu lini has
chosen Robert Schuma nn's
dramatic Overture to Byron's
''Manfred."· Following is the
rarely performed Violin Con-
certo in D Minor. also by Robert
Schumann ( 1810-1856 >, with
Gidon Kremer as soloist.
Kremer, born in 1947, turned
tn his Soviet passµort and ap·
pli e d f o r W es t Ge rman
citizenstup. and has bee n wiMing
wide acclaim for performances
with the major orchestras of
E urope and the United States, and
for his recordings.
After in t ermi ss ion ,
Beethoven's Symphony No. 7
wi ll conclude the program.
BEGINNING HIS third year
as music director . Giulini has
takel) the Philharmonic on four
tours. the first three in the Unit·
ed States. the fourth a trium-
phant 20-concert tour of 16 Euro-
pean cities -his first tour of
Europe with his American or·
chestra. This tour proved to be
probably t he philharmonic's
greatest artistic triumph in its
61-year his_tory.
The 1980-81 season will find
G1ulint and the Philharmonic on
two tours: the United States in
NovemllCr and the Unjled States
and Mexico next May. Future
touring plans include J apan and
Australia in 1982 a nd a return
visit to Europe in 1983. •
Although all four concerts in
Series 8 are sold out, there are
still seats available for the four
concerts in Series A, beginning
Saturday. Dec. 6. That program
will have 'tiiulini conducting
Verdi's "La Forza del Destino"
Overture ; American composer
William Schuman's (who is
celebrating his Wth birthday
this year) Symphony No. 3 and
Brahms' Symphony No. 2.
For ticket information contact
the Ora n ge Co unt y
Philharmonic office, 234 E. 17th
St., Costa Mesa. Suite 112, phone
646-6411.
the fun by falhnl to join them in dressin1 for
tht' octuion. Whether as a cowardly pirate or
d is heveled empress: some form of costume Is
virtually de rt,_.,. to enhance the festivities
And. of course, there's always the possibili-
ty of copping a prize for comin1 up with the
wildest attire in the crowd.
However you manage, once under way a
number of places in the area beckon for ll fun·
rilled All Hallow's e ve. Time prevented compil·
ing a complete list but, as of press time. we
were able to verify major Halloween happen-
ings at the following spots.
BAXTER'S, Irvine's newest restaurant at
14346 Culver Drive. will award prizes to the
best·costumed man, woman and couple during
tonight's festivities. Judging will get unde r way
at 10 p.m. ·
CASK 'N CLEAVER restaurants. 16525
Brookhurst. Fountain Valley, and 1660 Dove St ..
Newport Beac h. will judge costumes wom by
diners and award special prizes in the form of
free dinners. bottles of champagne and wine.
WAREHOUSE restaurant, 34~ Via Oporto
in Lido Marina Village, Newport Beach, will be
decorated in the spirit of things with witches
hanging from the raners, a scarecrow for a
maitre d' and a s pecial treat for dinner patrons
in costume.
NEWPORT'S E VER-POPULAR Hans
Prager -acting on t>ehalf of t'lis equally well-
liked Ritz restaurant seems assured to gar·
ner even more favor ·with the wrap-up this
weekend of a month-long overhaul.
Having been closed during the month of Oc-
tober for construction or a much needed new
and expanded kitchen, the restaurant is reopen-
ing for lunch and dinner Monday.
Throughout the kitchen. up-dating Hans has
also been renovating the Ritz's crown jewel, the
Wine Cellar, which will seat~ guests for either
private parties or regular service.
HANS FURTHER. TOLD US constructioA
will continue on the proposed adjoining ··Ritz
Hotel" ·'the only hotel in the area with ocean-
front rooms and intimate San Francisco decor."
In conjunction with the reopening. Hans
als o reported t he appointment of Bernard.
maitre d', and the introduction of a menu with
·'the old favorites and an exciting concept of
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through Nov. 15 you'll be hard pressed to bet-
ter the Polynesian navor captured by the Jolly
Roger restaur ants in their teriyakl steak and
tempura shrimp combination dinner.
A new entree tabbed at $7.95, the offer will
continue until the middle or next month with an
opening choice of steaming clam chowder, soup
of the day or a chilled mixed green salad. And
to round out the feast . J Qlly Roger adds crisp
.fried zucchini. rice pilaf. and half a loaf or fresh
warm br ead with butter
The main course itself adds consi~rable
weight to a wide spread belief about lbe patnng
. or the two items with this particular fo rm of
preparation· namely , lhe7 sweel ·SOUr tang Of
te riyaki dehcately cnh:.ince~ beef and seafood as
no othei:;.n avor can
EARL\' DINNER SPECIALS are also of-
fered Monday through Thursday from 3 to 6
p m. with entrecs th:.il include Pacific red
snapper and teriyak1 boneless breast or chicken.
The popular "Pirate's llat" menu provides
dishes prepared just for children under the age of
10.
Currently more than 50 restaurants bear the
Jolly Roger name. Local s pots include 203 Marine '
Ave., Balboa rsland; 2300 Harbor Blvd .. Costa
Mesa, 1727 E Dye r Road, Irvine , 22873 Lake
Forest Drive. Lake For.est.
Paraplegi~ in Movie
HOLLYWOOD <A P l Suzy Gilstrap, a 14-
year -old paraple gic, plays a young girl who
dreams· of escaping he r wheelchair by learning
how to ny in the NBC m nv1e "Skyward," set for
Thursday, Nov. 20
Bette Davis stars as a gruff former movie < stunt pilot who runs a cafe at a small Texas
airport. Howard Hessman C"WKRP in Cincin-
•nati .. > plays an easy-going rtreamer who is the
airport's watchman
Ron Howard directed from a o;cript by Nancy
Sackett and a story t1y Anson Willi ams.
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All·medlat Art Show Set
Rare Japanese Prints at <;al_ Siaie FullerJon
fHE ..UaLIC IS INVITED
to the 14th Annu•I All-Medi• Juried Art
Exhibit Sund•y •t the BrH Civ ic Cultural
Center, 401 S. BrH Blvd. More than 2SO
artists submitted work for the show on
exhibit tll Dec . 13 from Wednesday to
Friday from 3: lOtolp.m. and Saturday
and Sundayfromnoon toSp.m . Admission
Is free.
RARE UKIYOE PRINTS
from tHe Hlnomoto Library co11ection
are on display at Cal State Fullerton's
library thrp uoh Nov. 9. The woodblock
prints date bac k more than lOO years and
are on loan fr om the Tenrikyo M ission in
Japan.
JANE WOOD I
·previews her series of h~unting
watercotors ~turday at Challis
Galleries, 1390 S. Coast Hwy., Laguna
Beach. The gallery will be open from
11 a.m . to 5 p.m .
KAY HAUSER MORTENSON,
an instructor at Golden West College
is exhibiting eight paintings and drawings
at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art
through Nov. 13. M s. Mortenson uses layers
of paint before attaching pieces of rice
paper , seaweed or flow er petals.
RICHARD SMITH'S
etchings will be on display at Newport
Beach City Hall Gallery till Dec. 7. The
Gallery at 3300 Newport Blvd. is open from
9a.m . toSp .m . Monday through Friday.
ORANGE COAST COLLEGE
continues its annual faculty art show
til Nov. 14. The works are on display
in the college's Art Gallery Monday to
Friday from 10 a.m . to 3 p.m . and aoain
Monday and Tuesday night from 7 to 9.
Paintings, sculpture, and water color
works are included in the display.
Admission is 2S cents,
ONE OFA KIND
vases, figurines and sculptures will
be on display at Designs Recycled Gallery,
619 N . Harbor Blvd., Fullerton beginni ng
Monday. All of the original olass works
will be on display til Dec. 24, with
an artist's reception scheduled for
Nov. 8 from 1to4 p.m .
MILLS HOUSE ,
in Garden Grove is accepting applications ,
from artists to exhibit in the West
Gallery during the 1981-82 show. Selection
begins Nov. 1~ from 1 to S p.m. In the
Constitution Room, 12732 Main St. For
more Information call ~707.
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SHE'LL SHOW HOW TO BUlLD YOUR BODY ,
Miu Otympl• Rechel McLlah
'Miss Olympia'
Due in Anaheim
Rachel McLish, current Miss Olympia and U.S.
women's bodybuilding champion, is scheduled for
a personal appearance at the Bodybuilding Expo
presented by Hawaiian·Punch in the Anaheim Con·
vention Center, Saturday and Sunday.
Show hours are Saturday from 10 a .m. to 10
p.m. and Sunday from 10 a .m. to 8 p.m .
vaiiiBio
is sponsoring an art show'Saturday
from noon to 6 p.m. at Riley's Framery,
'88 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. Contributors
to t he small magazine will be displaying
their oil paintings and sketches. Admission
is free.
JAPANESE PAINTINGS
Advance tickets are available at all Orange
County Vitamin Villages and Weightlffters
Warehouse in Lakewood. Ticket prices for entire
day of activities -advance sale SS, at the door
$7.50, childre n under 12 years of age are free.
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filming U) Mexico.
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swordsman of old California and his flamboyant
twin brother. The swashbuckling comedy also
stars Lauren Hutton, Brenda Vaccaro _and Ron
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Bob Seger Reflect. on New-found Fame
; , •1 LIM aoao.JN
# Bob Seier. •bo ..._ mede lt Ma after yean
ul •loalni on the road, ~ la 1mall ell••.
lor Vtry UtU. IDOIM)', now UJ'I, "I tlUM IOlbe
i:oupa are n~t aelhna out Ctlteir ti~k•ta l
UUM ol the hi&h prite9 "':L ..... We ... ,
that. We'vebMntryin1to prlta."
"'· Even thoqb be tan 't ~ a.hant.ap ol
flle new.found fame, don be ed..Ut U.at Illa Ume "91 come"
•• "WEU1, I TIUNK wa·vs •••N dcMal t.be
••me for about row yean . ....U,. It waa really
f\Jce beinl No. 1. but 0.... a&&la, to be Perfectly
1'onest, all the bll 1una aaw 4IP for clu1atmaa
,..lease. and we came out la tbe 1prta1. IO we
bjld a better shot at it . I Ualiak, lboqh, t.bat
'you 're goin1 to aee an onalauabt al 1upentar
producr in tbe nest t.bree mootha. ha·ba."
I Is it still run for Seier?
''6h yeah. I tbink the abow'a 1ettinc better
than ever I keep learnin& atulf. A rew weeka
a10 we were playin1 in a place la Detroit that
'we've never bked to play in. We've done about
••. 40 dates there, and we all sat down and said,
'How come this plact> is 10 terrtble?'
"WE nGV&l:DOVT 'l'llAT'l'll&&I: ia about
feet ol unuaed apace bet..,. • and tbe au·
ence, 8'd we say we've 10Uoftll that up. So, dur·
IJ~ ~. W' -~ naaiDI ~ t.ber. and 1Un1 it up and we felt a lot better. Tbat may not
und like much, but it 'a HtUe tbinCI Ute that that
)(Ulake a difference. ~1 "You 1et more profeaaional and you 1et out 1~ere and doo 't let thin11 throw you. H "One thiq tbat ia bard ia to jump from P1-Y· ~~g a small place to a bit one. What '1 really tA1b ~fis outdoor sta1es. We juat came off of
!,hat. We did about 20 of them in a row, and each
!.-,ne's a little·bit different. It'• bard to explain ~~ithout gettin1 technical, but tome of them ~~ave a lot of room in front ol tbe moniton and ~~ou feel a big gulf between yourself and the.
'iCrowd that you can't fill." f: AS roa IDS FVTU&I:: "I RAVE to take a
ard look at it," says Seier. "Aa aoon as I
mmit to making an album, tbeo I commit to
o extra six weeks of tourinl before I can make
notber album, so it's a tall order.
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"The laat three album• hue been 18
montha apart, and I don't really want to wait
lhet lonl to do another album. We're 1oin1 to/
have to welsh juat bow ~h of the world we
want to ... a1aln1t makina .n album every
year ud a half lt'a an awfu.11001 time. It 1eta
lrlnd ol borint . waitln1. I mean, I hate to
malle people wait that lon1. ha-ha."
JOAN Aa•ATKADING, who ia a bil
star in En1land and feehi that she 11 gettin1
nearer in the U.S. to what abe enjoys elsewhere.
aaya, "I've atUl 1ot a lon1 way to to yet."
Some or the trouble she's had breaking
America ia, 1be says. "the siae of the country.
"When you come to America, you have to
sort ol conquer each stitte . In the U.S., if
you play New York and Philadelphia. and
Boston and Chlca10 and Detroit. that covers all
the places you would have played in England,
and it still doean't cover Amerio.
"It la Dice, however, lo know that after the
yeara. l 'm steadily gettina mor• and more
known ; lhinls are gettina better
"THE aisPONSE HAS been building
up more and more; tbe tour before thla laat one
was a bu1e Improvement .In rHponse and
excitement to the one before that, and this one
"WH an improvement on the laat one ... thet 's
becauae ol the band I cbolle this time and the
mUJic I'm doint lhla time. and the way I am aa
well. So it's all juat buJldlq up.
"The mualclans I have on tour are not the
same onea u on the album, I uaually keep it
aeparate, try and work with different people.
I've never had a band that I've worked with on
a record tour, just because I don't Uke it that
way."
OBVIOVSLY, JOAN AaMAT&ADING is a
wolllml who knows what she wants for her
records, for her music. She claims that, "I'm
influenced by the energy of the minute, or the
mUJic that'• happenine now.
Clayhurgh At It Again
l\.~ By808'1110M.AS ::;, -..-~ .,..
"IT'SMYTUR,N"contlniJesJlll
, Clayburgh's sea~ch for identity. This time she is a math professor
J llvlng with one married man,
l Charles Grodin. and Infatuated )_)llllth another, Mlchael ~las.
1 Many Wonien would enjoy having
: such a dilemma, but /tAS.
Clayburgh 1s such an Intelligent
actress that she makes it seem
. real and vital. Michael Douqlas is not ent1re1y convincing as a
baseball immortal, but he Is ap-
. pealing. Grodin is always Im· ~ sw•sslw, he deServes tnOf"e tnan
the Tony Randall·Glg Young
ond lead. Claudia Weill's direc-
, a bit leisurely at times, ells on personality to good ef·
t. The R rating seems ex·
ssive; the bed scenes and
fflmguage are mild by current film
1 ~andards.
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; ''SOMEWHERE IN TIME"
1 is·an appealing romantic fan·
• tasy about a young playwright
r who falls in love with an : actress who starred in theaters
· 60 vears before his time. He • transports himself by self·
,,··~pnosis from the present to
,.:J.~12, and they become lovers
I until time gvertakes them. The plot is riddled with Illogic,
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but it works much of the time.
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7:45 P.M. Plus
"THE JERK"
6:00 P.M.
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Credit Is due to Jeannot Szwarc 's
attentive direction and the
casting of Christopher Reeve as the young romantic and the
exquisite Jane Seymour as the
object of his ardor. The film·
makers obviouslv struggled with
how to end the story; thev didn't quite solve It. Alth0U9h
rated PG, the language and
action are de<orous throughout.
"TIMES SQUARE," producer
Robert Stlgwood's latest film-
plus·record album venture, is an
Incoherent -not to mention Im·
pr~-taleoftwot~
runaways lfvtng the punk dr"Hm
on the 5'Mzler side of New York
Cltv. Rabin Johnson Is fine as the
deep-voiced street urchin who
liberates the privileged daughter
of a citv official, also played ap-
pealtnglv by Trinl Alvarado. The
duo's escapedes, mildly amusing
at best, quickly becOme boring
backgrounds tor a sll~k packave
of P4olnk and new wave rock hits.
Fans of "The Rocky Horror Pie·
tur• Show" cult flguf'e Tim Curry,
who plays a svoipathetic disc
jockey, will seek this one out, as
will retJttls already convinced of
the film's otherwise unconvincing
mess.ge -that enclaves of ·
':°'\trs, ~ dHlers and porno
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for kids to hang out. Rated R fOf'
language and a couple of jiQQles
bv a topless dancer.
MIDDLE AGE CRAZY is based
on the Sonnv Throckmorton song
about a man "40 vears old, going
on 20." He's Bruce Dern, a sue·
cessful Houston centractor with a
wife who pumps up thei.-sex life
to keep him satisfied. But that
isn't enough. His concern over
aoalng prompts him to trade4n
his Olds for a Porsche and to have
a fling with a Dallas cheerleader.
Director John Trent and wrlt.r
Carl Kleinschmltt have dOne a
slick job of concocting a bitter
comedv that is in realltv a
modern morality play. After ex·
perienclng the fleshly pleasures,
the husband realizes that his old
life wasn't so bad after all. Bruce
Dern gives the best performance
of his career, and Ann-Margret is
Ideal as his perptexed wife. The
film's only drawback Is an uneven
tone, pemaps because locatk>ns
were ShOt In Houston and Interiors
In Canada under tax-shelter
financing. The rating Is R, with
strong language, a nude Q<>-90
dancer and pervasive sexual
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'Police' Abo~! .. !~~m~ id !,~~~~;~!::f.~~~s!~~:~~~~
In LondQn. • writer for a ,..,peeled British Oriental and Egyptian ("Behind My Camel") in· uain veneu.
mus It journal rec-ently proclaimed Police spired riffs crop up in place of atraiaht-forward Tbe trio bu proved its point and should be a
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bas11M Stln1 aa "undoubtedJy the world's moet rock "r the past In essence, the latest album is force for yean. provided. or course, that Sliq
h•ndsomc man " traveloguethattakesitschances. isn't swept away by the slarmakers. ...
Now hcllcl <>rl 11 minute It's storm warnint .. Aa such, a few or the cuts aren't up to par, * .~
lime seeming filler. and the album certainly lacks a ROBERTPALMER, "Clues" <Island > .~ H1&11 th11 trio. which ;urprised lhe music , ballad with the hauntina impact of "Walkin& On For starters, this is the most ambiticWi
world with the flnit aucceurul matin1 or roc:k · The Moon." Still, it's mostly pluses from a band Palmer album since "Pressure Drop" in 1914.
and re11ae mnuencea in Un8 C''OuUandos de that is further s\yllzing its unique and di•· Hookin& up with techno·popster Gary Numan
. "mour") ~come this popular pot~nlial rod· linctive .a~proach. . . for lnapiration, Palmer has done an a~ut·f~
der for the next cov.:r or Acne Beat magazine? Utlliung a minimum of overdubs (some from the restrictive role of romantic R~
IT'S POt;SIBLF., DEPRESSING as that is. piano. synthesizer and guitar echo for the dub crooner/funkster.
Hoth ~1de11 ol the third Police album, "Zenyatta ertect on "Shadows in the Rain"), this well· ll results in some pleasant surprises --the
Mondatta" (A"M >. open with irresistibly produced effort couldn't be duplicated by any greathyper-discogroove or "J&hMyandMary"
catchy tune's or enormous AM radio potential. other group around. The fact that this is a trio, ' _ but the end result is a frustrating ALMO~T.
And. alright , Sting 1~.tt !o!OO<l looking chap as well capable or reproducing the same effect in con-"Sulky Girl" is bold-hat garbage rock and the
as a talt>nled voculstylisl · cert, makes the· Police sound all the more remake of the Beatles' "Not a Second Time"
But there'i. much more to this album than engaging. misses the mark.
the lustful fun or "Don 't Stand So Close To Me" The lilting Caribbean rhythms of "Woke Op
a Lolita~sque tale of a teacher/student love STEWART COP ELAND RAS become far Laughing" and "Whal Do You Care'' ~wercoljQe
affair or th~ self-mocking mindlessness of less heavy-handed on drums, and guitarist Andy a lack or lyrical substance and the tat.le track
"De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da " 0 Summers takes more risks (and falls ) than on cooks behind Palmer's hottest vocal in some
Recorded at the end of one of the strangest the previous two releases. It's no longer simple time~ .
tours ever. one that took the band to s uch Far East enough to say that Sting is the core of the band. Palmer has taken on the b~lc: or. the ~u1t~r
locales as Bangkok and Bo!fbay, the Police has though his bass rills and reggae-inflected voice and production work for lbe first time in ti>s
t!X panded its musical vision on "Zenyatta." are hard to deny. career so call "Clues" a transitional albuin
There are still healthy doses of reggae , The Police has jelled into a very strong and with pr'.omise of better things to come. ..
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The powerful arm of WBC heavyweight
champion Larry Holmes dispatches ex-
champ Muhammad Ali m their recent
ma tch. to be aired for the first time
tonight al 9 on ABC, Channel 7.
11awkE1y" is p1Lkitd ll) oe
lhe personal Pl1ys1pan lor
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The 9·ye•r·old cnamp ot a
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HAZZARD
Bon Hogg m11takenly
t>ehe•es Bo and Luke to be
dead and pins a robbery
on lhem (Rt 0 N8CMOVIE
The Legend 01 Sleepy
Hollow' (Premiere) Jell
Goldblum Dock Butkus
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( t977) ChrtS Saranoon
C11s11n1t Ra1n .. s A young
womans hie is 111evocably
cnanged when sne moves
1n10 a sin1slet brownstone
wnose only olher tenant 1s
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and Miss l(raus are bound
cneek 10 cl\eell durtng a
simple robbery which
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"edged evenl U MOVIE
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Wilham Marsnall. Vonetta
McGee A vampire resur-
recled alter 200 yea1s
goes on a k1lhng spree
throughout Los Angeles (2
nrs I
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fJil 21 TONIGHT
'1:30 ~ l'M A ei'GIRL
tPremrere) A 1ecenlly
divorced young mother
13kl"i 1n he• 1nterte11ng
father atter his wile runs
oll w1in n1s best h1end
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Roget Ebert and Geoe
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• • • "Murder · ( 19301
lierbett Ma1sna11 No1an
Bartng Directed Dy Allreo
H1tcl1ock A male 1u•o•
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KOOP e 6 : 00 -"Gypsy." Rosalind
Russell stars as the ultimate stage
mother in this movie biography of strip-
per Gypsy Rose Lee (Nat~lie Wood>.
ABC 8 8: 30 -I'm a Big Girl Now.
The premiere episode of a situation com·
edy series about family differences of
opinion.
KOCE II 10:30 -"Murder.·· One of
Alf red Hitchcock's earliest movies, this
1930 drama stars Herbert Marshall and
Norah Baring.
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fD THE ART OF LIVING
Lucy Jarvis And Blllbara
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Edith Bunker: Death of Dingbat
By PETEa I . BOYEa
LOS ANGELES (AP) -I've bad this nagging
sense or remorse aboul lhe new season, a reeling
born -months ago that baa remained at large in my
bead. I've isolated it DOW. It is a dread or "Archie
Bunker's Place," production No. 0201 (second •
season. ftrst episode of the renamed "All in the
Family").
With the broadcast ·of this episode. Edith
,, Bunker is dead.
The lone-suffering first. lad)' of Queens,
America's beloved din&bat, died durin& the off.
season. victim of reality's rude intrusion into a
-c
-
. . lovelyfantasy_
Jean Stapleton, who played Edith on "All in
the Family" for 10 yean, wanted to appear leas
often on the show so she could pursue other op-
portunities. Last year, Carroll O'Connor decided
, that occasional Edith wasn't enouah. It limited
,.!.. Archie. 1
The death sentence was pronounced.
'·· Tbe acton• strike delayed the melancholy mo-
., meat. It arrives at lut Sunday in a special hour-
.,· _, 1001 premiere. ••
' Tbe death of Edith Bunker puses by with only
a tiny fractiPn or the noise attendin& the revelation
or who shot J .R. Ewing, but it is 'special moment
If It flo•ta, ch•ncea •r•
you'll re•d ilbout It
In the DAILY PILOT
I.It a Tree .. ~
Jeff Goldblum as Ichabod Crane gets \a rude OOlJdP n sn~ welcome to bis new town by a pair or y~pping \_ U I~
doaa in "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow"
toni1btat800KNBC, Channel4. --~-__
KOCE to Cover.
·County Election
Oranae County heada into ill aeneral election
and KOCI:, Channel 50, will be on tbe air with live
interviews and up-to·tbe·mlnute tabulations betln·
nJq attp.m. Tuesday.
The Channel 50 election team, featurln&
"Voter'• Plpellne" and "Newscbeck" ataff, wlll be
Ill tlltee locationl; eledJon emt.raJ at tbe atatioa'•
:=.Hutlaalton Beach studio., Republican bead· ~quart.rt at the South Cout Plua Hotel, and
l Democratic beadquarten at Carpeaten' Unioa
,_Hall ill ()nap. A llft, .. mlDute ln-atudlo follow.up • •lee·
• d9a ...... will be Pr9811'9d • W••dlJ at ·-.. t &eel: election cover•,. la produced by
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in t elevision's powerful relationship with our
culture. F.dith Bunker. for better or worse. was the
personiftcati911 of TV's pervasive reach. She was
real, so rtnd8 ed by creative minds and a
lhousand living room visits. · '
The 10-year metamorphosis of Edith f\µnker
saw her progress from a crude, Archie-like sub·
urban wretch (the earliest episodes l to easy·
natured dingbat (the middle years) lo mature,
slightly liberated grandmother who had at last
lea med to stand her ground (at sel~ted moments l .
Through it all, she was America's Ma. much
less the shallow caricature the occasional viewer
might have supposed. In the course of her res-
idence on Queens• Hauser Street, "t;dlth Bunker
was assaulted by a rapist, confronted with
A Regulatory Can of Wonns.
" ... Prop. 10 may be worse than was Prop. 5.
because its vagueness about enforcement
leaves the door wide open for over·
regulation by gQvernment.
"We do not need more regulation
by government of the lives of people
in California or anywht!t-e else.
"Surely this is a matter for private
solution, that does not need the clumsy
hand of government in it'.' ·
San Francisco Examiner
Foolish Attempt 10
Write Social Behavior.
.
"It is a foolish attempt to use
legal restriction to write social hehavior
that is best governed by common sense
and counesy:·
Caliji>mia Labor F~ratWn AFL-CIO
menopause. tempted by t he "Total Woman" lad.
tempered by feminism and made a grandparent.
Through most of it, her basic character
wa rm. outwardly involved, happy -prevailed.
She was carefuJly sewn into the American fabric
and isn't easily ripped out .
Sunday's ripping out of Edith is gently done.
focusing on Archie's typically retentive response
to Edith's death. It's less a requiem~or a dingbat
than a device meant to move the series along.
Archie refuses to sleep in their bed or move
Edith's things. refuses even to sign her death
certificate for insurance before finally letting the
grief through. • ·
It's a 'heartfelt moment. guaranteed to IOosen
a million prime time tears.
So long, Edith. See you in the reruns.
Lea~ie it tn OJmmon Sense.
·· ... the initiative leaves the
resolution up to the common sense of state
health officials. But it stri kes us that it s
better to leave the solution of such prob-
lems to the common sense of the petiple
in volved:· Long Beach Press "Rlegram
An Area of Personal Deci-.ion-Mal<ing.
"We fin d Proposition 10 as
ohjectionahle as Proposition 5.
"The is.sue is very muc h the same:
Whether ... tobacco smo ke is a problem
critical enough to warrant a signifo:anr
extension of the regulatory powers of the
state into an area of personal tlecision-
making.
"We recommend a 'No' vote o n
Proposition U I:' San Diego Union
Jon rhese Californians.who Hove read the fine
noon
Callfaniana ~alnll RelulatorJ Sl:ceu, 1111 I . 4th Stnet1 ••· Santa Ana. CA 92'701 <rontact: Glem Padber1 aad David ler lana 714/Ul-llOO
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PUBLIC NOTICE Soviets Name Street After American Writer .... NOTIC• Of' D•ATH OP '-=~~. C:L• MAU R I N • a ANH 0 N
PlJBUC NO'.l'ICE
Ma;cow tAP > Writer John Reed, the onJy
Aa:aerkan buried at the Kremlin, bu Nteelvtd
llPOUatr' Soviet honor
0 The Ukrainian to wn ol NovOMlJtu. whlc:h
"eed vlaated aa a rorreap()Odent durin1 Wo.-ld War
I. hu renamed a atl"fft all•r tUm to IO with the
lout John Reed Mun um. t~ Soviet news a1enc:y Tata aaid.
at:t:D WAM LIONIZED BY ntE Soviet 1ov
u nmmt foe tua eyew ito.aa UCO\Wlt of UM 1917 Oc
tober Revolution In St Pettnbur1. ·'Ten Oay1
""'at Sbooll lhe World . • .,
PUBLIC NOTl('t: Pl'BLIC' NOTIC ·t :
A native ol Portland, °"9 .. and 1raduate of
Harvard University, Reed covered t.be war and the
overthrow of the Caarlat 1ovemmeat ror American
pubUcationa. Ht dJed of typbua ln llllllO at a1e 33,
and wu buried in the Kremlin Wall on Red Square
1n Mo.cow
Reed v111ttd Nov111t1llt.u In UU6 while cover·
1n1 t.he Rwman <: .. rman hoeUUUea, Taaa said.
"To lt"t thue 'hei had \I) nail h.11 Ille by wadin1
acrou the rapid frontier river of Prut . The bou.ae,
whue hr stopped a lter the crouln1. aUll u iata."
T ht' f a rming a nd fa c t o r y t o wn set
P lJBU(' NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE
CITY OF COSTA •ESA, CAUFO&NIA
up• John Reed Museum U years a10 in honor of
"the well·known rt1ure ln the American wo rkin1-
cla11 movement," Ta11 said.
coaa£8PONDl!NCE WITH 1cient11t1 and
Ubrartana helped local historians to establis h that
many pages of Reed's book, ''War in Eastern
E urope," were written during his stay in Nov-
oaelltsa, Tass said.
Reed, a proponent of re volutionary politics,
wrote articles from Mexico on the revolt of Pancho
Villa before World War I that established his re-
putation as a journalist and a radical.
PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE
IN
CO"IBINt:D STATE•ENT OF aEVENVE8, EXPENDITUaES AND CHANGES
llNDl:Sl<•NATED FUND BALANCE8/UNaESE8VED aETAJNED EARNINGS
JUNE1t.1•
flllld
No. F und
01
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
31
41
42
43
44
51
61 .... ' ...
81
96
97
98
99
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Special G as Tax S~r. lmprov -Sec 2107 l
Special Gas" Tax Str. lmprov -Sec. 2107 5
Speeial G'u ·Tax Str. lmprov.·Sec. 2106
Traffic Safety
Water Acreage Fees & Improvements
Federal Revenue Sharing Trust
Community Development Act
1974 Open Space Bond Debt Service
Capital Outlay
Land Acquisition
1974 Open Space Acquisition & De ve lopment
South Coast Drive Construction
Landscape Assessment District
Golf Course •
F.quipment Replacement
Expendable Trust Funds
Vehicle Parkin& Diatr. No. I -Improvement
Vehicle Parking Diatr. No. 1-Acquiaition
Vehicle Parking Dittr. No. 2-lmprovement
Vehicle Parking Diatr. No. 2-Acquisition
'l'CYl'AL-CITY OF COSTA MESA .
UIMleelpa&ed
F_.Baluen/
Uaneened aetalaecl Eandnp
Espelldltue1
Traa1fen Revea11e1 Expenaes•
Unde1lpated
Fad 8alaace1/
Unreserved Retalllecl
JuJy1,1m In (Oat) (Etldbtt "8") <Exhibit "8") Adjustments Earala11•
June 30, 1980
$ 966,471
100, 721
16,495
976,508
26,208
l,007,845
669,817)
107,215
1,112,644
182,948
4,711
999,946
680,581
1,952,590'
5,056
6,257
2,360
7,465
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240,000
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240,000)
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$ 22,119f875 $( 18,132,395)
1,288,844 ( 386,175)
7,500 ( 7,500)
1,269,487 ( 8S7,493)
583,941 ( 66,110)
15,683 ( 2,905)
1,521,~ ( 721,963)
1,303,170 ( 1,324,910)
267,325 ( 259,039)
467,516 ( 770.246)
25,855 ( 1,250,000)
26,201 ( 31,863)
1,054,279 ( 1,854,731)
5,355 ( 7,222 )
871,908 ( 731,847 ).
268, 756 ( 158.190).
607,362 ( 7,584 )
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144
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114,123
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991,236
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81,363
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791.14P
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6,608
2,504
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On Ho .. ._, ai, ••. _. " o•<tod1 AND Of' f'ETITION TO,
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a...1everd ,.......,,, ~, .. ,. "'"11• beneficiaries. c reditors 111 ,,.. Coty of ~ta Aoe. C..tttornt•, LOS ANGELES TITLE AH O and contlngentc redltorsof AI URACT CORPORATION ........ Maur i ne Bann 0 n 0 f
"''u'"' ''"''•· -· '"" -d 01 Laguna Niguel, California. 1l•u•I ma d o l>f HOL MES 1NVE!>TMENr INC. • c.111or111• <o,. and persons who may be
PO••llOll, .,,., rocor-l'Mr(h 1•. '"°· otherwise Interested In the •• lnsl•u,,,_1 No 2•S", 1n 8ooa lliOS. Will""':Yt°' estate P-I u ol Olfoclot Re<o•O\ ot Or•neo : Counlt, Cot1forrN•, 91 .. n to M<u•• .,. A tlon has been filed I '-"'"""" '" ,,. ••-01 w1LL1 AM by rl J . Bannon In the 8 TURNER In Ttu•l 10• 8 A lurnor,ISu rk>r Court of Ora ...... 1 l>f ,. • ...., Oil IWH<h Oil <•rl••n OOll!Ja C t t I ''W'-loon• .. ,..,..,,,.'"''·not!(• o1 wf11c.n n Y reques ng that
w•• re<orded Juty 1•. ''*· •• on•t•u· arl J . Bannon be aPJlOlnt-,,.,ni No lton on -llt/S, P-'OS aS personal reprisen-
of ~~e1s~·~~;~:'s°' 11 TL e " tatlve to administer the
•BSTR•cr coRPORAllON, •• o estate of Maurine Bannon
.111u1•0 ,,.,., ... •'" "°" '' °""" ..... (unde r the Independent ~:;.~~. '.::",.:.o:"~~; 11°" u~~:; Adminlstrati°'! of. Estates
I s1.1o>" '"" ,,,,. o1 ....... )!.!.., ... , Act>. The pe\ltron 1s set for ••nt1 •\10 1111•, "°' .. "'~':!" en<um hearing in Dept. No. 3 at
o••no•. '"'inter••• '"'••Y•CI 10 one1 700 Civic Center Drive now ,,.kl l>y Mid t•urf .. uncle• UICI w t I c· , a.eel Of tru>t. on -lo .... lollO•lng es , n the 1ty of Santa
110,r.beo P•ooo••• •oc•l•O •n '"" Ana, California, on Nov-co .. n1y 01 o,.n99, S••t•"' C•1o1orn••. ember 2S, 1980 a t 10:00 I0·;~1SCR1PTION a .m.
All tr••• ..-rt••n •ano \•tu•l•d 1n the IF YOU OBJ E CT to the S1••• 01 ~"'°'"'•· eoun1v 01 O•.-ee. gra nting of the petition,
I cuy 01 N"•Pot1 Boen. <W><t11>e<1 ••·you should e ither ap,....ar fOllOW\ • "'° PARCEL 1 at the hearing a nd state F•P \•mP•• t•t1• 10 ConCIOmonium your objections or file ~n"':n~0 2:,.c=.,,0~:;:. ~t!~ '';':;,~1~!, written objections with. the 'onoomlnn"" Plan IO< LOI I of fr.•U COUrt before the heartng. No •O)ft 1. eoun1y 01 O••l\99. ~,.,. 01 Your appearance may be
C.•lllOrn>• II~ Poon I, te<otO..d on in person Or by yOUr af· Nlf ll, 1~19. d' Oocu,,,..nr No 1~to, '"Boo-11216, P-• 101n1wgn 11s ,,1 tor ne y. tlu•1 .. , of ()lloCl•I Rt<Ord• Of •••O I F Y 0 U A R E A o,.,,11•C.oun1y,wh1cnP1•noor1.,n,to CR EDI TO R or a c ont-
tn.-1 P'OOI''' deKflmd .n Tr.M.t No • . 1oi11 ..... ooo '" -.... P•11e• 1 ingent creditor of the de-
1nrouon • °' "'•><•"•"""' M•P•, •• cea sed, you must file your <0•<1•0• w 000r-c.oun1v c laim with the cour t or =~~~~~.~ 0011• percent ,111.,.,t present 1t to the personal '".no 10 the tommon .,.,., •• '"°'"" representative appointed
•n<l""'"""'""'"'P'.., by the court within four E•tePt "1 °'1· O•\ •n<I nve1•ou•oon months from the date of ~~0°,!:~~~·~~=:•:, • ... ~:~:n: :;:~~~ the first issuance of letters rognt or wt1a<e °"'''Y •OO•e IOO lttl aS provided in Section 700 ''°"' Ill( ,.,,.,.,. of \aid ••nd, ., •• of the P r obate Code of Wl:rveo b y Wlll••m J c,~.,. •n 1i1n
I ..... ,, .• o ....... •n tne -•Kotd4td on Ca lifornia . The time for Boo• H•o. P•o• .. n 01 0 11 oc ••• filing claims will not ex-R•:::::'~eL J plre prior to four months
An u clu\lw ,,0n1 •nd uMtment 10 from the dat.e of the hear-u .. '"' 1»"'""V ..... oo"on•100 B·H ing noticed above. ~::.,~":11 P•.-." ""''1'9 •-•ten.-.1 to YOU MAY E XAMINE
PAr.t t L, the file kept by the court. An .. (IU\O"" n qhl •nd ..... monl to If YOU are interested in the
U\4t IM IM••ong \N<.e da\oQtWlltd un estate, YOU may file 8 re-
tnt Pi•n •• JM•••"9 ,.,.'"No P!.·1~1 quest with t"-court to re· Pfopenv •\. tTlOft commonly ano.wn 't'C'
unity Redevelopment Agcy-Tax Iner. Fund $ 144,683 -0· $ 321,937 $( 435,078) $( 31,542) .Q. .. soo '-'"' L•nr #rn, N• .. po•t celve special notice of the 't Red 1 t A... Red p · F Buen. C•1o•0tn1• inventor y of estate assets um. Y eve Opmen naCY· eve.. fOJect und 1,001,583 ·0· 2,374,536 ( 3,104,665) -0-271,454 rn• urooe•\•one<hUO•t11u1eo ,,...,.. d f ,..... t•t • -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~K•~m• •nv ·~~''" ,., •nv •MO<· an o ·~ pe 1 ions. a c-'l'CYI' C '""""" "' 111. •••u• .oore" •no c o u n t s a n d report s AL-OMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY$ 1,146,266 ;O· $ 2,696,473 $( 3,539,743) $( 31,542) $ 271,454 oln•• <om,.,..., cw••Qn•••o,,, 11 •ny descr ibed in Section 1200
•avaNUH Tues
LIAnte•-Pennlb ,,_,_F_11 ......
UM or -Y -Propert.., lflter-,,,.,_tol
ct>atttt lor S. .. ICH
Oltlet
TOTAL REVENUES
lX~•NDITU•U Generol Go .. rrvnent Putillc.s.fely l>..COllC WOth
P0tkS -Re<• .. llon Oet>t Servtto Prln<itMI R .. iretn0n1 lnl•<Ht•ncl Flsc:•I Chl•eo• IOTAL EltPENOI TURES
·~ .....
St• • .a..703 401,2'1 118,791
l ,)Ot,«11
>.-.m •1',SO. ..... ..,
Ill, t tt,llS
S S,0'7 ,IOI
1,'0t,11'
J ...... 1.aza.0.1
10.."2 • Ill 171 •'i.1 ... , .... 6
S"'•CIAL GAS TAX ST•••T IM .. ltOVlM•NT flUND
••V•NUU u • .,_,..,-~,,., ............. ..,.. ... , ...
Offret , TOTAL REVENUES
IJl~INDITUltlS
PUOll"-~CWkJ
·.
Se<,1107 I
S"'•CtA&. GAS TAX ST•l ET IMfl•DVIMl .. T ,UNO
So< 11t1.$ ••v•NUH
'" ... """'""'*''•'
uwaNDITV•u Pt*lc Worll.t
l ... ctA&.OASTAX ST•EIT IM .. •OVIM•NT ,U .. D • • Sec. JW
' ISt.nt
-·~ u 75
\1.-....
'·11..111
' '·* . , .
1 7,JCID
•&W•MUU ,, . ueot-.. ... Pr-rty , ......... _ .. ,
°"'9r
TO.T AL REVE NVES
._..NCWTU•U PWl?.ilc Worlts
...... uu Fl .. -Forf•11wres
t nt.f 90w,,,,_,.•I
°''"" TOTAL REVENUES .
•••NDtT\l•H Pu&llC Wontl
WAT•• AC••AGI fll•• ANO IM .. ltOVEMS•T flUN ••V•NUU
C!Oorllft 1or S..•lut
••W•MU•J
Ult Of Moflty -Pr_,,y ·~_..,.,....,
JOJAL REVENUES
U~PaMCMT\IH• -0..-al Go .. mmen1 ,..1< s.i.tv
~~ P•• -lte<rHUOf'I
T'OTAL.EltPENDI TURES
"·
COMMUNITY oaVllLOfl'MINT ACT 'UNO •11¥• .. uu • Fl .. -~11,.,., U••f Moflty an1ll P•OC19'1Y .,.... __
~ TOTAL •EVENIJES ..
alQll9NOITUltH .-.-.0o-..nmen1 '"'*k Wof'k• '
I
.... LalU•NDITU•H
•
_ _;__ t,,4 e>r•M ·~AC• llOMD Da8T H•V•C• ,u•D •-MUU f~ • fJt=~·:~-:~:UES
!_lit!~~~... . -:;.:....,_
.......... , ... ow, ...
T9)'.llL•1tNNOITU•U .
CAPITAL OUTLAY ,UltO ..... u ..
UM .. MIM'I' W '"'°""' ... ~,.,, ........
Otllilt \ • 19TAL •EVlNUIS ===· .. ~ ..... &.AfilDACOUlllTIOM r\HID .......... ~. ....... ·=-
' 200,SOt • 1.o.1.a11
•• 11q
'1.2 ... .ii,,
' 157....S
' ..... u •. u. 11.000
' ~ .....
' '6,110
D
• IS.el)'
' J,'°5
\ W,012
1.1 .. .-
' 1.m.os2
' J:.17.57 t .,,.,, 1-.MO,•U
' 721,.,
• l,7'1 11 . .a 1,lm,000 •••w
••#JGJ*'""
' •1.as. 1,w,m1
11,124,910
' "'·* • i Jff:!it
• 10.000 , ...
'"'•
• 11,UI
4'2,w:I •.SH ·
• ..,~ ..
• 111 •. a. .
• ......
·ltM
....... INCll ~111'"91 .-...eL.Of'Mll•T ~ -............ ' :.:'
•
4 1'11 ........ -·-.. _...
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ •1::~.~M .,.~"9 0~1~.1 ~ the ~li~rnia Pr~~ ••~•MCWT\I••• _ __, I -----., loon\ ••<Ul'ad -... a O..CI 01 T ruu, on Code. Pllbllt Woras '1,ti.a 7ll -• LANDICA~• AHUIM.,.T DtSUICT flUND ' PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE I <tu~on9 IM\, """'91• •nd Upefl""' o• •JVIENU•S lne Wl>\llluteo Tru•I•, odv•nc.H, of JO h ft SO n ... ft ft Oft
cr.oreH tors.<••~•• s.1u fltCTITioUS&uMHH fl1CT1T1ouuusiNus !~'·r ~~. 1~1·::;:1°1,~':,~~~ ~ Wohlwend & 'Johnson, At~
....... CWTu•u NAM• ITATHll••T I NAMa STATaM .. n l ll 000 00 '" oM\l>a<d ptont1pol of lh• tomeys •t uw, 611 West PUOllc ~ ' 1.lll Tl•• lolt~l"9 """"'" ••• do•no Th• lotlowlne """on• ••• ooine, note '""""" Oy W•d Oeff of Trusl, SI t• St. Suite 3320 Lo• =-== but.ltte•u n OV\ln•'' M w•tft .nrere11t ttwreol" trom APl'•t 1 ltlO X " ' ' • GCM.F cou•M ,UNO o~•••TINO ••v••u•s ·
Crlorttt !or SO<vlcn NON·D~••ATl .. 0 ••V•NUIS
tnt•r••t Rents, RoyolU•s on0' L••M• G•on on Ot-1 of Asa.I\ Ml'COll.,_ ln<ome .
TOTAL REVENUES
0 ..... ATING lXP'UIHS
Aorr•11n1\tr•t•on CO\U
M•1nten.nce
GoU AUIY1t1•\ Non·Con•trUCllOl\.JOO\ O.prec••• IOn
N-.O~altATI-....... ,., 1n1ern1 on~· P•x....,1
TOTAL Ex'PE NSES'
IQUIP'MENT ••flLACIMIENT flUND Ofl•AATINO ••V•NUH
Cn• rge' tor s9r v1cet
NON·OP'l•ATING •EVINUl\ G•on on Do-t of AaMI\
..... 1 TbTAL REVENUES ~ ..... 0 .. 1.ATINO llt .. llNHS Awlomo11w Fuel lnttrtWlt Cenlt•I Gar-
Oeprec1at1on •
TO'T AL EJCPE!lilSE~
l X .. •NDAIL• T•UtT flUNDS ••v••uas -, .... ·~ ' ...
Ulo of _,,r_ Pr-,,y Olh•r ·
I TOTAL RE'!'JE NUES
a 1t".•N.DITilflH Gana••• c;o...,,,,._,
V•H•CL• ~Altl(IN• o•n••CT NO. I ,_.. __ ,_
V•HICL• ~A.Ill-DIST•tCT NO I A~·--•CV•NUU
T•u•
vaHICL• .. AltlltN• DISTitlCT NO. I ·----..
~ V•Mt'4.a ~ ... , ... DltT•rCT NO. J
~-••v•NuH T•ot .
.. ' ~· . COMMUNITY lllA•Vl40f'MUIT AO•N'Y Tu,,.<,.,_.,,_
••v••uu Property Tu e•
Siii• ~1on!l-9tblMWn~y ru. ----:tto......_,. Rt lltt 58 SS T •• Co11o<11ons ·
C.Otle<llon ~'119'
TOTAL REVENUES
I It fllNDITu•u lnlorHI E•-
LoonR~-h
TOTAL EXPENOI TURES
COMMUNITY 1t•DIV•LOf'M•NT AOINCY __ ..._... ....... t ,_
•av11•uH lnl•r•sl Rtnl1 Loon Proceeds
Prieon Term
MOD1'8I'O (AP) -A
Vlaalla man bu.been or-dered to 1,pend three
yeau in prl1oa for defra..., two llodelto rte..._, al more than
$11,• ID *-IDYett·
....... -icbem ... K•t 0--. Paa, 11,
WU •••Nd cm a pt). tr pa. to two __..GI sr•ad tlMft. r~ ~ ......... .
.,
1 140,•ts
MICHELE EOMONDSON I RtVEll TRAIL VENTURE, tllSJl •l llper<ent pe<•nnum •>•n Mlidnolt Angeles,C..90017 tNTE•IORS .,.., P•'1• ao..tev••CI. !wile 1IO '"''"'• ono Dy l•w C>r"ovo<leo p•u• <O•I• •no I CHRISTMAS CHR ISTMAS, J03' C•llfoml•'271• upenu• "1 t,_ l•mt ~I 1nlll•I pul>I•<• Pwbh\"90 Or-Coe\\ O•tlv P.tlol E Cooll HIQ!twev, Ccw-.. , Nl•r. CA Or• .. A1£0I o. .. tc>e>ment, In< hon of tll1\ toot.co t0t ml 8S plu\ Ad· t Oct ll. Nov. 1. 7. t"'° 431.l·lll 11,l ll '162S (• C•lllomlo C.OtPO<•llon). Ciba Arow •t llU\ 10 cwlt !Ot \lnonot ooootn 10 -S.,»2 Mlc!Mle L• Flore EdmonCIM>n, 0••-P<oi«I NumC>et One, 7'1!>-C l••nl ln•tteon PUBLIC NOTIC E J 091 Pert"•<. 120 Via Onlelo, HewPort Red Hiii A .. n .... Suole I~ Co•I• O•loCI Octooer H 1_, ., IM<I" CA'21MJ t M•w ~tltom .. t2'2I LOS ANC.E~ES TIT\.£ AND -----Tod L c;.,,anon. P•,,not. ... Ameto<•n Ntllont l Mou>1n9 ABSTRACT CORPOR!ITION \ 171,M NO ... ..,.., Glen, Loo A-le>. CA Corpo••l-lo O.OawMe corpor•t1on l, S..00.lllule<l lfu•loe ·
'"Sll11 .. OTICI OP TllUSTllE'S SALE
tllOlt lllll S-y p -Bou• .. ••O. Suoto llO C.EORC.E L MA RINOFF .... 1' .. On N0-1', t-. •• 11 00 •.m . Tii i• bvtlNu '' conducted by • 1,.on~. Cotllom•• '111• ,.,,_.,.,,.nr
S U S,»t llmltod pe~lp, Thi\ Ou•ineu IS conouct•d Dy • 137 w .. i Flr>I Sir-.i
02.ll' Mk-L Ed-~ner•I po,,ner1111p s..,110 ~
PEOPLES INVESTMENT AND LOAN ASSOCtATIOfol u dul y opPOonl•CI
I rust"..,,.,., ond pu•wanl lo O..CI 01 Tru•I recor°""' l'el>noO<'y I. ltlt, ., ,,,. S.,MI Tllla IUl-1 "'°' lllocl with 1,,. ANIER•C.AN "IA llONAL LO\ AnQt'ltt, t• "UC\l
1H c-1, Cie<11.,, Ora1191 Co<>niv on Oc· HOIJSING CORP ,., lltll .n .. , ..
11,IU t-• •• 11"1... CIA"°" Slew¥! P.,oi.•neo Ot""91' '°"" O•••Y P.101 p.,_.j-·Or-C...11 Coll• PllOI VI<• Prft. 0 J I -•I'"""""....,._, ntt. -••1. -tGl. of Offlc .. 1 Reccwoa, ... ,.,.od Oy.
... J7'
'7l1.M7
1,071
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... 97S
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' ~17.-0 ll,•11~
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<k1 ) IO 11 J4_1.__ ' • Tllll Itel -w• fllod will\ lnt Cl ' No• •I• 1._ •lll to · · · · · C-1y C'"1l '11 0.-c..unty °"Ck·
Moroo '· Patni -wocu .. M. Paint. ,_.. -..... -...... T-nt• -~ •• tn .,_ atttce of tlw c-ty -----------,_ .•. -·
PUBLIC NOTICE fl14-tloke .... r "' Or-~Y. SC-of MUNH• a YOU PUBLIC NOTICE Catltorftlo, WILL SELL AT ,U8L1C A-" .e Low AUCTIOfHOHIGttt:ST 8100l R FOR fllCTITIDUS 8UStN•H 1 ... flelrclllllll 0.-., Ho. 1• NOTICE OF DEATH OF' CASH (pey-a1 Umeol Wle In l_,ul N-• STATIMUfT ~Mt Otta -1"11 _, of ,,_ United SlotHJ Al. -Tll• followine ""ona •re 001119 '"'IM,co.mu ANTHONY A. HORVATH, s....1" ,.,,... entr..ca io ,,.. °"...,. i»uslnnus 1 Pu1111..-0r-Coa•I D••l,Polot •k• ANTHONY ALVIN C-lyOldCourt-,Clly of~I• LAGUNA NIGUEL MEOICALl!><ltl7..:1.4·Jl.No•7,I __ •21~ HORVATH, AND OF Ano.C•lt!orno•, .. •tt"'t,llU•-•n· A•Ts. J0111 Nleu•• Rood. L•euno p·u •Lic NOTICE p E T 1 T 1 0 N T 0 ,., .. 1eon .. .,.010 __ ,,.1C1.,.,llun· Nltuel, Cootornlo •2'11 D Cler WICI o..a of Tr .... 1 In .... "'-"' Dennis IC. &Mker. JOtll NIQU.t ___ _ _ __ I ADMINISTER ESTATE \llu•l•CI on .. 1e1 Cown1, •nd Si.lo
Rood, L...,.Nl-1. Cotlfomla9Z.77 NOTICID' NO.A·106437. ..to<rotloed •• DI• EltH181T "!' •I Gary Mvwra. l61S H•,,ow Pte<•,1 NON-••s"'°"''•'LITY T 0 a i I h e i r s le<,,..,,,.,.,o.no...-apartMreof~ N•wPC1r1 1Ht11.~111orn1anMO NOT ICE is HERE8Y GIVEN,,,.. be n1..f1c·1ar1'es. cred1'tors' or~rNo .,.!•,"1a1T1 Tri1• Dullnfts '' collduc1eo by • i •"' unc1e, ... .,,.., "''"""' tro '"POii""'• e -~ llm11oc1_,,.~P 1or .,,, -·or 1oao1111 .. , <on1•.c:1..:1 and contingent creditors of ' 1 fu ••no ••'•"•o to '" '"" Dworojs K.BM_., I my en~o.,,..tl\Otlm,,.11,onottll., Anthony A. Horvath aka C.u•ren-" .. 1 ... 1eo tn "'"Slat• of Tiii• .. __ w• filed wltll IN l"l•dOle. '' . ' Colilorn••. (,o.,nly ol Orange, Coty of C-1yper11 o1 0r-c.oumY.on0c. OeledlN•2Jnllley'110c1-r.1'90 Anthony Alvin Horvath of Newport -.h. -.. d .. <rolMO ••
\-IS. ,., .. ...._. L. Ferry N e w p 0 r t B e a c h , follow• ) .
'· ""'"' 1•°"'''"'' o.,.. California and persons PARCEL' · NALL lllaL Y , c.-0.1 NYr, eo. OJU f ' .__ I . I BtQ•M•llQ 01 • pojnl In,,.. Wester A""'-YetU. Pul>lll/Wcl Or .. C:O.JI Oooly Piiot WhO may be Otr..,rW 5e ins ly hnt of uw IOI) fool 1lrlp ol land
........... o.tw O<t. 2•, U , l l, 1'80 4J02 ... tereSted in the Wiii and/Or Cl .. <ro-In Int OHd lrom A. J
----,.._.... C.... estate : CrOOll>,_, -°'"'"· H Trwsteu,
I .07..»2 ...._.....,CO._ PUBLIC NOTICE A n.tltlon has been filed lo Sou1nern P.c:•f1< Rallrood Com· ~u•ll"'9CI Or.,. .. Co•U D•ll' ...,. . po11y, reccw-Oc•-• la, 1011 on ,.11e10c1.11,1A,lt,N0¥.1,1••21uo by Francis J . Horvath in -40s . .,..uo dt"De9cb,recon1so1 fllCTIY'foutaUS1••u the Superior Court of Or•11e• c-ty, ca111ornl•. dh1onl lllAMlllTAY9:,...NT O C t t • l\lorl,,.rly .,_,_.,, «J.• IMl lrom 1ne Tiie te11ow1,,, ""on 11 dolnt range ~n Y reques lnQ, Norlh-•t ccwnor of I,. ,,.,0 , ol 1enc1
IMiMnoH•: that Francis J . Horvath be e1 .. cr111oc1 '" lh•I o r101n •-nture ,~~~m:::::.:s IU4:~~'!.!E-!!'.~~t::.~~~:i~~.$. appointed a5 per sona I .Ultd April II, INI, recorded July JO.
PUBUC NOTl~E
Ill "" cv repres entative to ad·l 'N1 111 -1°"·.,.. ,.;a.,, otfkl•• ===mr.l ...,:11.!,.~~".9'"' peroon• .,. "0'119 wot.,,:.,.,~.~· iseu 1.ottai .. m inister the estate of An· ::~~,";~.'110:~.'::"c'o::.1~"' ,<;::;;:
EXECUTIVE DIRECTIONS. JO.II Tiiis ---la <M<IY<1ocl l>y on thony Al Vilt Horvath, aka No'1110rly •*'& w od WHlerl'y llno. on &walnau c:on1er or•••· 1rvtne. c•. tncll•'-Anthony A. Horvath (un-• c .. , ... cone-E•st••IY "°''"' •
$ UI '211S Noncy L. -j d rod1us of 1'14.63 -· • dl1lonc;e of --=-1 WALTER F BECKMAN . 1301 "''' IUll-1 wes Ill~ wllll '"' er the Independent Ad· 40 ... fMl IO .""'"'· ll'ron<• t oaterly w1c11r.ni~ ... BtM.cA.m 11 c-1yc1ertot11 0r-eounty on!k1. m inistration of Est•tes e•CNt1••..,.111.W1ow111 c .......... ..
1t1c-•o "'· cuNNISON. 20 •.1• I Act). The petition Is set for 1 .. 110 • ""'"' i.. ,,. w .. 1.r1y ""' o1
, .. s.;:~'.:.":·,~c:'.;.!c•.o 11y . ~ ... ,_Or ... '-" 0.11~1=. hearing In Dept. No. 3 at ·f,:.c,::,:~--:;~:~~:~~= ---•I 11~ ---'•· <kl. 10, "· u. ,,., 700 Civ ic Center Drive, N•w-io, "" 1n -,.,, ,,... 15
._. ... "· a.c11mon ..... West, In the City of Sar)t• otOHtclOI ~ 11111 ... tttc•"'"'" '"w=-·••1 ..... fllod wltll ,,. PUBLIC NOTICE -Ana California on NOV· Countf Recorder Of Hid COU,,ly; s m c-1 "'°'".,... C»<onty on 0c1 • '"'n<• s...t-.y • ..,. ,,. -storri__ =-=--=-•I••,,., • emb~r 2S, 1980 at 10:00 lino of Mid P0t<el No.6 Oii a curve,
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PUBLIC NOTICE IJ70 MlltOll a Wulmlnster, CA at the hearing and state Eosterfy, NW1"9 • rOCllUS of 18aUl t2toll • • • fffl, o Cini_,• ol l.U l•I to • POlnl ! ... , :-_____ ____ ,.,,.,..,,., R-Pfl your obJ~ct1ons or file ,,,., "dlttan1 Hortrwrly ,,__, 40 "CTITIOUS 1u11N•H ••.1111e11m1 ..... ,, CA written obJections with the , ... ''°"' 1111 Hortlleon ,.,,.,or ,,..
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MAMISTATaM•MT lu9e ne Pert• a, •tll COUrt before the hearing. peru!oll-CleKrt-1nwld l-· Tiie fel-"'11 _..,, la doi119 -I· Or0fl991"°"" a_,. Per• CA y be '"" reccwdocl In -'°"· Peet JIJ.ol ,.., .. : Thia .,,,,,~ .. Is cono, ltd l>y • our appearance may Olllt1a1 R..:ord•; '"'n<• wutarly HYDltOCAAFT co., &ALaOA taM•••pe-p. In person or by your at-••one •rellla1 11ne1owH1c ...... •11as1 INS TlllJMENTS co .. CONTEM-TlntOlllyA-Pfl torney. ......lloned potnl.IOf .. 1101 ... pollll of ----1 ~•A1tY CASCADE, •t W. 16111 It.. Thts N*'-11 -fll with IN I F y 0 U A R E A lle91nnlne. 'QS,071 ... _,BMdl CA~ " CowntyCie<11fJll Or ronOc .. A.CEL2. =-===-•I DAVID J. CLtNl!'Tf1"1 •.c:ettel ~ 11.1•. · CR E DIJTOR or ·• .eon· Lo1Ji..111oc1Sl20I C-•1 s.won, L-.H111111...,.9Mc11,CA.'264 "147S1t tingent creditor of the d• New.-r11Ht"·••.,_,,on•"'•llre·
"''' ........ 11 <ondw<led bv en •n· PUb11'1Wd 0r-. •• 0011y P11o1 ceased, you must file your ~:;.~,,:..: =· \.:, '! °6,:-,;
• t4, .. 1 .,, • ..,. •. DevldJ. Cllno Oct. 14' 31' ...,,,., 1• 1•· 1"° ,.._ claim with the court or County, C•llto<no•.
•,02A Tiii• Slit..,..,. WM flied Wltll Ille present ft tO the personal T ... llrwt -re» -Olllet Com•
l,m ,sas Cpl#llY Clerll '110r-. c-ty Oft Ocl, PUBLIC NOTlCE representative •P. pointed mon deMINI-. II ony. 01 ,,. •••1
I 1• P<-•ly dft<rl--ll "'°'r-IOCI p ,JU,S» ' ,t.... by the COUrt Within four 10 U ; l•"·Hll Newporl ll•d., "CTITtQUI 81n1Mlll th f t-d t of ...... , ..... Or .... CM•I 0.lly Pltot. ..... STAT•M•MT mon s rorn .... • e N•w,.,-t ...... C..lllomlo.
Oct.I0.11.2•.ll,1-'"'fellow! ... ""." la dolnt first Issuance of letters as Tr.o ............ Tnlll• clUc:l•lms ....-_,,.,.., provl~ ... In Section 700 of .,., 11011111ty ror °"" lftc:wreclnou ot ~ U111!U Ille "'"' ~ w otlwr com,._, su•1tOGATE sHo,.,.1•. 1un the Probate Cod•-of •t1~11e1n,u...,.-._.. ...
PUBLIC NOTICE :~;';:..,c.,;:,;.•· """"1191°" &ooc:ll, California. The time for ~HI WI•..,.,,• ........ 11w1 •1t-1
Cerelyn E. Pttltnen. ltllS fililVI Claims Will not ex· cowenolll or -rtl'llY, • .,.,._..tr Im· ... PllM. ,...,...,. 1111•. _ .... °' Merwffe Ctrclt, Huntl .... 4lfl loocll, plre prior tO four months enc:u"*-· to pey Ille ,_lfti"9 ~~:':':.,'::, ,. centfll<ttcl lly on from the date ot the hear· PfiM lpol ...... "' Ille ,...hi .........
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Oct. '°· 11• 24• 31 .._ 41 ... celve special notice of the TM _<..,Y "'*' w1c1 o.. ... PUBLIC NOTICE lnv'ent""" Of estate assets """ ,..,., ... , .... c,,..,. entt •·
,ICTITIOUI au.tNlll
NAM8 STAHMllMT
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feNDce, llmllalion , or
diacnm&ftAIUon ba11t'd l•n
race. co&or. ~ll11km, ~l'll.
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awh prefertonct<, llmha Uon1 ord1-trim1oat1on
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advert 1ln1 for r..-11 I
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tionolthe law
THE :REAL
ESTATERS
UOO ISi.i
Nt'v.I> rl•modeled t ra<11tional M YI•• :•
bdrm. 2 hath home featunnJot larl(t•
l'l'l'f'l'allon room & i patm~ L1 v1n 1<
ro~'m htts nttra<'t 1vE' ht'am t't•1lini::.
f1rt'l'lac·~ & t'n_ond1 door-, h:t1d 1111ot onto
h 1· ll' k I' a t 1 o N 1• \\ k 1 t "h ,. n Ii It 111
.tppltanC'f'l>I Clo~<' tn tt>nnt~ 1·11111't s
sunoy ht'IH'ht>~ & <"lubhou:-.t' Now
.1 \' alluhlt• t'ull for <.IJllJI $4~1 .1101.1
IAYNOMT
Wt• hu\ t' ..,t>\ t>ral f mt' home~
\\1th p1t·r & s lip
OH 5ANTIA60 DI.. tM IA YCllST
th'aut1fully devl.'luped family home fi
hN t rooms . tta<:k Bay view , pool and
spu . :t r1replaC't'" amid an eclecti c
hll·ncl of l.>t•t1ms. hru:k~. stained ~las~
;111d htrncf pttinlt'd tiles. Prt>sentt'd at
$1!1H,lloo
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REAUOR5t, 67S·6000
:t44:t I ••I (. u••I lltyhw•y. Corona dt>l M.ar
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EASTSIDE C .M.
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SEA COVE
PROPERTIES
114·631-6990
DESPERATE
TRIPLEX I OWNER! Tuslln 4 plex with pool ' ~ Pn ed t II ' I t Well maintained. Com Large 3 Bdrm. 2 bath. . c . 0 se , . ~11"~~
munity pool a nd fireplace plus two 2 1>!1ce m area ,3 lam1h
I ..._,,__ 000 , 8drm.l bathmexcellent1
1
sized.bdr~s .. 2 h ath.,.
cu .... ........,. S215, . con dition Priced . at mass1 ~e family room.
' S197 500 bnck fireplace. Gnurm<'I Newport -6 units . In the : · · kitc hen, uniqut> pa1111.
heart of Newport Beach.. many e xtra s O IA n ,.r
Located in the co m · wants out ' $118.!'lllO lall mercial area. It can be now. 546·2313 associated used for business . re · 1 sidential or ? ? Price1
$450,000. •
: COSTA MESA
8110 1(£11 S RfAlTOllS
l Cl}', W 8n lhntJ l\'l 16f)I THE :REAL
ESTATERS
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TAY ... LOR CO.
Hl-:J\LT OHS "'llH'I' l ~M()
S&tAIATI HOME & INCOME
J•r1mc 1-;~tst C.:ost a "vt e!\a lo('ation near
21st & T ustin A H·. If you have a uni·
que p~rsonality you will lo v e this
charmml! ~cparate 2 Bdrm home on
w 1dl• lot. pl us two 2 Bdrm inC'ome un·
its. A bc:rullf ul woodsy private patio
w BBC) and huge e xpans ive spa.
<l1iict. pt~ac.·eful & picturesq'Ue. Call for
:1ppomtmcn1 today.
WESUY N. TA YLOI CO.. llALTOllS
2111 S.. J~iR Hills Ro.d
HEWPOIT CENTH, H.I . '44-491 0
NIGUEL SHORES
JOSEPH DREY COMPANY
499-5361
BriftCJ Your Controct BEST PRICED
• Th1i; ·I n...ctn:111m ~ 11;1 lit
, hom1· 111 Sltlll .011 11 •
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do""· I erm> J v .. il,1 l>lt·
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da \ llt!t'th lwlp liut .. 1•111·1
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,c;:SELEC T
t PROPERTIES
Sc.tto Ano Hqh
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1.>a1·kbay lh1~ uµ.:ratlcd :c
l>ed rotlm :! l),1 th ;11111 I
hum<'" .1 rr:1I hJr)(am It
ftalu re:-an .1d1h •d 011
fa m 1l r r1)11 m '"'' f1re11lan·~ .. and m."l• 1
~>dro11m s u11l' .\!'1-.uin•
the bl T f) and lht• 01A111·r
ma v 11on.,1<l<'r a ~nrl T ll
•Full p r1l'e $l ·10,0o11
556-26(..0
ALLSTATE
REALTORS
5 BDRM W /POOL
1,..rl(e plt'a~anl f<1mtl\
mom form<1 I t1 in tn lo! 'I
bath.s. lar l!e lttl l>l•a ut 1 h I
IJ nrf..,, J plnl? .\ 1.rr•JI
pla<e 111 ra1-.t· " lam1ll
.~:.ill fur \ i'l!r.t.11011
SEA COVE PROPERTIES
j ASSUMELOAM ROADRAUYE !-
ATLOW INTEREST !I A fabulous location with HI: •Vll:llJLY 1 POSITIVE 1 • SELECT
:"ltractive 4 ~rm home large buildings and a ~ .....,. I CASH FLOW , PERT ES ,---------
m a good location. Seller i showroom. Has existing HAUOlt YllW I with only $16,000 down in ' PRO 1 !
114-631-6990
may carry 2nd. Only I· business Owner will 10% DOWN, or trade j eluding management --• · • COHDOS SK DOWN
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REALTOR'S
675-55 I I
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Woodsy s1.•ttm~ Wl)odsy sl'lllng s hows:
off this duplex 1n "OLD CDM." :
Bedrooms each Front unit upgr aded
Rear only f) ye<1 n ; old wilh open beari~
ceiling~ Offt"l't'cl at $275,000
COLE OF MEWPORT REALTOR S
2$15 E. Coost Hwr .. Corona *I MM
675-551 I
COHDOS!
"TOWHHOMES"
llADFOttD :1 Bdrn1. 2 bath.') t'u f'
~a rc.tgl'. pool SXX .)f)(J
V ACAMT 2 Bdrm. :! h.Jlh Si"X.!1')11
Pool. Sp l:I . ('luhho11~t·
SI0,000 DOWN :! ISd rlll •>\\lll'r '·
-.nl l help f11 w n1·1· SX>i !l~O
$69,900 l Hd rm I -;ton adlll\
lit', dow n ~>!IX '"" rnt·nt~ W1· h:1\ ,. 1nanv mon·
l'.dl ltll' rnon· 111101 m <tt11111
546-2) 13
EXECUTIVE
PRIDE!
,\ prof~~l•IOJI l''Cr•c 1111. •
tw111w I Hclrin ·• 11.1• h
Huge 1·11untr' k 111 h1•11
""·rl •ok, fo rn 1 I, "'" n \\llh lt r11·~ I lft•pl,11 I
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l•JltO and l.j nl ;!1 11111 ~
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SM4,000 Call for morl' 111
(11 546 Zll:I
THE REAL
ESTATERS
~mlll!I----------· 4-PLEX
CUSJO~ BUil T
I .• 11)1 .tnd l>I "I I
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1.,jttl' , thl "~ • II•
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OPfH HOUSt-
REAlTY
::r~· Call 979·537ol cany Lst TD. ~75,000. j your property! Gets you f~. Pmilive cas~ flow on TAKE N ... wport Beach & Irvine •L1KE TO :TRADE! •
A -
v •. \H.HIHO'll ' lowest priced 4 Bdrm 1 this beaut~ful 3 Bdrm ADV ANT AGE OF , Creal financinR Steve ~c 21,~ 'tar 1)ld h11m• BIG CAMYOH
I LLS'rA TE I --. RltEC!MLIE'sr~"rce. ~';.J11:a~ed~S~y~: ~900· ~~slat only 9t; .. o;, • 957 I~ "ocea n ,·1ew .111 exlru~ I. 11 , l' I' \1 1· I. a 1 ., Lll:•SE '" ~ "' "' ....,, · · , . . . • 0 ---------I ln Dana Po1r11 S21;1,04llf 1t,....11huml' 1;011 •·1111r"lt'
5A I 17MIOO s ubmit all offer s . prective mterest lV\ t•x WATERFtlOHTHOME ' tradt> ror Cd ~l ,'ll ,.w11111J lonmon '.! lld1 m• • Jv OPTION I REALTORS RZ.OOO.Call
673
·1WO i •-~-·-~" •sling loans & kc•cp ~w. 5 U H. 4 Ha . c:us tum 1 area 661 U'JZ::e\l'' ,111<111 ' a w••n•ll•rtul ,,, lo w m o nthly pvmb. "at erf ron t h11 m t> 111111 ~,,•l·I f1no11w in•
Hunlln1ton Harbo ur w owner carrymg paper " li:xJ8' pvt doi·k Prll'l' r:.1.:1•1 l•tt\l'r• 1, ·"' 11, imi·!'d lo-;t>ll ~1tMtlM~I
=oa pit! Walk to nr an AJTD Th11','S a blfl ~ 1 3!1S 000 8 11ti 0 ., r 1 J., ~iii.-tl .HI·,.,, 1 ti , ·!'· ,,
I Cosy fireplace! tly d chco raled .J hd1 rm "'trad~ for P::tlm Sµr ' 11 1111 II.I'\• ,,,,.,,.1~11,i.. *<"•>t•• ffral t . Trytl.OOOoptioamoney 1· P~1pl •w'-·1ne~1 1, .. ,1,1 .. own o m e µr 11·11 a l e 1• '=' .1 .• 1 • ..... morent.Rare,l L. ~· l '" ~· ,. '$11 51100 \.1\ F ii ·\ IOJl.l.r~-.ate r llrut:l<il!'! ·I"' l,1•llll"•'• .,\fll\l'-.(llH'h\..
.rare opportunity . Holdl -Inga DOWMTOEARJH I ·should ~\Aa~Sl'hl't klhl' wel . S4~·9491 I oo tlusho~e and aJ>+>l lo , Jlld llll''IWlf'"'" •. di 640-5777 .. u.-.oaoprice for 1 full . Investments are h•rd to Ser\'1ce Directory m thf' rome see. call c a rol Hoff, a~ l .;;..: ;,.1ix I •
,--r. lllD'!j ! 111-1'11'1 Rut m•n ftnd but this is one. Two DAIL,. Pl I .OT lill ·0094 I I
THE :REAL F.STATERS
~OSUUMIAR .... , .........
Windinc cittular drive
-.y. lellds to expansl ve nndi style home. Fam•·
ly room overl ooks
sparklin1 pool. All this
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SEA COVE PROPERTIES
714-631 -6990
MEWL Y LISTED c ...... ette.. co.fort, -4 ...................
key .............. ...
c .......... 1"9. Leh ..
....... ··~·· -4 .... •i•t co•,li•••t tlth 1tr•-•11• c1 nlly. nils h .............. ,..,_. .. s11.soo., .
A SSUMAILE FINANCING ._,__ ..............
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t•ll tre•t f••lly Ito••·
Seel t d ,.... .... lte9IM ..
W aeJ ul .... A..._fw ............ ._, ......
SHORES .,... flllmc..... ottw-4 •
SI 35, 900! $206,fOO.
Charmlo1. upgraded • 644-7020 a-ch home in Newport
Sbore1! 3 BR-2.BA. NEWPORT BEACH
Deeonted war .. lY. New a. Mtw,.,rt lu1• LI .... u.p..., • arpeta aod wall paper.
-..Js llated-won't last -I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'~
OWDll' may rmance ! Call
now, 752-1'.109
THE :REAL
ESTATE RS
CDMDUPUX
2 YIAIS MIW.-
'Bdrm and 2
Bdrm ... Sout h of
PCH ... Prlvate bri c k
courtyard ... 4 c ar
,ara1e ... Oalt planked
loor1 ... Italian
tlle ... SUper terms .. .'Call
noiW ...
@
SEA COVE PROPERTIES
714-63 J-6990
ATI'ENTIOM
IMYISTOIS!!
Bllldera tool!! Lar1e .., ....... Bdrm l~ ... ......_MJ•Net to
f••t•atlc Newpo1tt llllOU! Eaay duplex ......... st .. l It at
•11t,HOI ! Hurry! I •nn
r 1p.· RFAT.
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.THE 1~· NUMBER TO SEE
NEWPORT iEACH OFFiCE
2043 Wettclff Dr.
1714t 646-1711
YA TllMS
You won 1t find another like it.
T his beautiful 3 bdrm home is in
a prime location clese to frwys &
major shopping centers. schools
& parks . OUTSTANDING
INVESTMENT or STARTER
HOME!! #257
ASSUMI $607 /MO
I 0.9% IMTllBT
Wow! Bet you ha ven 't seen
interest rates & payments this
low 'in a month of Sundays. But
hurry up & see it . . . it can't
possibly last. Cozy 2 bdrm dream
home. Close to school s &
tran s portation . AN
OPPORTUNITY OF A
LIFETIME!! #258
Walkarllee
lill hfltl
=a~ °!'e1 l~d:m~ Riii I -S HOrPH'S ~~nm,::~r.~:!~~a~ ToplaceyourmessaRe I One ~~I·:~ bdrm I ~ macnab I irvine
Midway City. R-3 zoning before the ·-j h1>me. b~autifulh de Jt
pemulsatotal of 6 units. readingpubhl'. ln•ntor'sS,.cial . 1·ora1etl Uelq:htfu1 . . fea y
Call us for detfil~ A phone ; 3 Br home. frplr. l(!e 1 land scaping. fl u ~rn g l
super value at $120,000. • Daily Pilol 1 yard. )(real area for kid!'! I \auJted reihng '" living 1 A SUBS IDI ARY OF
8 AL 8 0 A ISL A N'D Classified, 642·56i8 ExC<>llent rental im •per I rm.&, a ctn~ f1replac~ I THE IRVINE COMPANY REALTY I ty rn ·'t'.lf ruJ •k .1 ... \.'iSL L11\BL E L O AN I 673·8700 . ~t or~ ~ !'!<I~ OW..,.FH Y.111 C \HRY iiiiiiiiiiii~~~~~-~~~~~==::r Owner tra11srerreiJ Call ·>"'IJ • •1, 3 ~: 1
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963-8182 -·' :S ' ,9;il ~a I !r.!l 5370 tu<la~
lla·aa· 1•1L11•s "D 1 !G-:11 · " u ' I 'ilREA~TY~·~'
OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE
IALIOA PIMIMSULA
I 'ALLSTATE :
I -R~ALTOAS
Charm1n1o: Beath Home Owner Will L'arn
F1r!>t Tru~t Deed Walk Across Strecl To
Cltt•anfront. Or Walk T o Homeownt•r'
P ri\'ate Beach & Boat Launc h Ar1·a.
L'n11hs1ruNed 0 1°('an \'1e"' F rom Current
Sunclet·k. Or Pot enc ial Sl't'Ontl St11n <'or 11t·1
Lot $3.')!J 000 .
OCIAM & IA Y YllW
Two Large Hedroo m s Two Baths
Fireplace In Living Room. Gated Com
munrty Wll.h Mo:;t Be autiful Amerut1es In
Newport Be ach S1m1lar Two Bedroom
Hecently Sold For Much More. Make Offlor
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AtlSH AND VARKUMG!
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Wllh Wraµ-;\round Pat111 on Lush <;rcen
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REAL ESTATE •
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2'36 W CCMtr Hwy 31~ M•nf\4 ,.,.,.
N.wpofl It.ch e.lboa l•t.nd
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"" LUXURY UYIHG OH UDO ISU
J.arJ?l' imma<.'ulate family home
'Wllh indoor spa in master s uite . 5
large BR'S. 4 BA. Den & separate
dirun~ room. $472.500. ~
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,.IN NEWPORT CENTER tis 6~4-9060
Spe~tacular
8,000 sq. ft.
Mansion
HIGH ON A HILL
ON ALMOST 1 ACRE
CREATIVE FINANCING
EXCHANGES CONSIDERED . ""
SEE LARGE AD WITH
SAME HEADING NOV. 'l2 (SUNDAY)
. RICK ALDERETlE-
REALTOR
714/ 731-5115
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NEWPORT HILLS OfFfCE
'2670 SAN MIGUR DllYE
17141 75'-1 SOI
WHO SHOT J.l.?
Wh o Cart'~·> You too <.'an hve like a
1'l·x<.as :\11lhona1r~ 1n lhrs spacious 5
Bedroom h o m e. i n d esirabl e
tlARttOH VI 1<:w HOM ES. Thjs mini
Est ate fco a turt"s A <.'Ul ·d e-sa c
location. Big Canyon View 3 ·Cai·
Garage, ull New Car pet and T i.It>
and $289 ooo prn·l' Lag '
YES. YOU CAN
Afford to m ove up to a lar ge r home
in NEWPOHT Hl':A C H • T ht s
i n credibl e ho me f t'alures · 4
bedrooms. 3 baths, new carpets.
parklike rear yard. cC'dar exterior
and a spa in the m aster bedroom.'
All this for $259,000 and seller will
consider ANY TERMS ~'
SIJ6 ,_ MOMTH
Is all you pay wh'cn you take over
existing loan on this "BLUFFS",
residen<.'e. This unique propeTty
features: 4 Bt..-'drooms. 21.t'.! baths,
Private Courtyard, 2 Car Garage.
Amazingly . this f1 ne Newport
Property is offered at $162,000.
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Walker &lee
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..... Open Sat Sun I 5 I Erl1t.11de. q\lit'l lont1on a.COi OO'fN. No qu•llf) Rill 3 bedroom belitUty 'Bl': A I : Mallle.lt.m _,.,. ,. llomn from SS3.SOO
t&J Gloureater Ur 1,,rr bUI du"~ lo o;hoppinic 1na N'r.t:-"arh Nev.21111)' with de1urahll' 11tnum QP£N SUNDAY 15 1 '700 Lid o Pa r k •• Puir-Or1•ans offers an --'n.u.ai.wnaoti 2bl St I !\I("~' rvol l'OpPflr plumb 1 IJI 2 1 b• $1ll1 IN.Ml """ cl4!(1110I i.urrounihnl( MIWOHAIRE • I r~11rniahed '32 soo '100 I arrordable answer to the ,,._U•ftrlttr. 1 1111&. hardwood tlnor' Sl6)0 m o !160 I'l l l lilt' Plu•h c11 rpt'tinJl , In )~t 10 yn when you 1 2 RUE CUAJEAU ROYAL I UdoPark u 2ai5.oo0 I hiahC09lor.renlinc ·and
64,.47tt 11tucer w»ll&. ~l'IOll nin ~~11ict walktnM1h1111anr\ltopark I~ th111i cu.11tom homt' to Q I CaJl lordelaUs. th~ 1nflataon-C11hting ------~--d1tQ\ tuo,uuo with .. 1, d 1 1 t~ll kancl H It 1 da} forJ 1395.000 Swt't'P A bsolulely Fabulous l BR. JBA , Waterfront Homes Inc benefits of owning your ....-'w..\umabl~k>an ' u t . .,rilrri.•rll ~."I U ; 1n.i ur•t'11n & ,·an)(rn B d 6Jl-1400 ' ~home at prices from loyMcC ..... ltttr rnnrlo i M 1 n1 h r 1 '\1l"W!I Owner.bld,r will I " or eau x " Mod el. Delig h t 1 Just 163,SOO! The "city" 6 UNITS S41-77Zt ~tory ~,..,. i!~lt· ""'""' , ftnlflce Dnve by & look E legant Decor , Spac ious Rooms. ---location in Orange ls ~per rent al l11r 1611uu. \.,_.llr71t • ~ M rnm1eimlt: l>rrvc j Hi.gh Ceilings, Private patio Areas I SACllFICI great close to major
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:t"tlr fw1ntu s 100.11110 I * FOUlrLIX * t 'cintn<"tor" t•u•lom "I SUf'Y IUY I inn Buyer! $380,000. Call t:! ............ o Pftltigious park, El Toro I Square. the Mall o f own anJ \I~ 111·1 •Ill .__, lld ' ti 0" ..... a._ .., .-. °""' i area. Vacant, anxious I Orange, Town and Coun-1•any tht-i blil1a111.,. •\l'k I 11.V"TO DOWN rm. 2"' ~11lh ho111t> on M •I'"" I I\ wi:luded Woods <.:uve J from Security Gate . 1 M"''-eofrer. <J•"""'"~l try & business compl~ x
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SetltPalm Spnnl(~ Kent I I mum i.n.t wnu:. room ~.000 Lo Jolla, CA •2037 BV OWNER carpeting. d rapes. m~r
T FA~IDE ,u11• :! on I St S.000 DM. Neu1 "Jrk unJ pool ' SPECIAL •'alt Col le<'l rored war d r obes in l!NWI, pouts, 1eult >µui. I 1111 t•) 10 , rh <'Ill cfr ,i11 1 .. '-Reduced 12 500 heuull t 'l d h P'airw11 ys, Golf \"tub I F. , ~ llohtn 1 •, IHi rnrnto .odll rnot) be taken :.ub HOMESITE for s~cc;il 714-459·264I L 2B 28 · · mas er SUI e an muc •7700 .nnrn'4'1W> lut Sl'l7 •11~1 11wti."1will1a1r,111.tlrnl J~'\ lo existing rinunl' people overlooking the j' · • JQ r, a, new <·pts . more The quiet par k
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E Palm Cany .. n •. rruru eslate Owner will ( THE FARM lawns. flowers. a central Smoketree Ra~~~h~·~'ulJ. ,·~I~ '? ,. ' "' & l •1 I )UU bbl 3.S3!I Afl\ L'all !>40-11:>1 ' Of' 2 c:reate )Our uwn ' I OWN YOUR M H SPACI:: i ~n v ate rec rea tlon .
Su n r 1 s e S 8 9 9 O t} EA'>l'SI U f .t1trhni.: .I tt f< t <iodo I lu11t1111(lc.n \,'1111 AGENT 1714 > 642 8377 d the Old N O I v • j finance with 29•1; down I j plaza, and all the charm
.. I MAGNIFfCR.O..IT . -I ae rm added, lo vely.• ef!C Quarter See this CrealJve flnancin" UK hOU>l' bU \ •1nri1l\o " lmental l 1111 ,., 11,1 $16.5.000each. rrc·I~_7.:R~ --------' Fr h ew r eans
Call owner t714 l645 2963 f1r t'pl.tt'" H1•d\0 1111tl rorr .. ctJir W O l:>lt1n El"'" -... qualit A &C P rt
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· VIEWS from this l"'rae · nr mlcts. C M 646·41511 Y . rope _ies or S. ;m.1321 I lie<'k . 1n.1 n1"11re'1 , .. , 11 ''"'" & r-rfr1 11 \n Pi<' l•1 u .. • condomuu um conversion I ~ wooo1"" level bwld1·ng Sil" In a' or:>48·7872 I . I
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•--------· • u~· °' " •Y new private area Loral : -----. 1 6"2·ti:M lt I e I 11 $!'7 ouH p h New Townshoust' • 21>r J>"" I lo1·s N t e .. 28 · Park Orleans ed un a cul dt'·sac d1ret'l "·"' I ewpor ea c11 · ~ :!ll 7~ :023 ' ~h<i. 2 l'ar ~ar £rplc. · I~· behind & above ;in 1 Layton with <.:abana ; 660 So. Glassell. I blk
Boy &Beach Encutf•~ LACUESTA oven stovl', d w, 13ti~ oceanfront lot Archltl'c' NEWPORT WA.fERFRO ..... T Good park. Near beach north of the Gard~n R~E tat Sltowpklc• will ht' t•omplete J an. tural conlJ'ols to prolrC'I I f " CaJIH.653·5046 I Grove freewa y _in cu S e ' Uualt for tht' d1st·nm111,,1 IEAUTY la.st one avail tLll next • ,(jf.IH~Sl loor plan offered. Open. fresh ---- -Orange_ for information
1Wummoctu1 .. crsiHCt , .. , ; mg buyer. this home h:i.~ 3 Udrrn, ~ Liu. rrvll· 1 spnng 673 4485 2 4PM the view s:n5.ooo and a beautiful view. Custom decor call l714 )532·6875
14bedrooms,2fircplaC"es. !>l<Jry 8 t!aut1full \ --"li---·r gold fixt d · ' ----------HAllOR 1 formal d ining, family landscaped, wooJ de1·k 1 0..... Will FinClftU '~\..._~~i¥c~ · ~res an many upgr ades. EXCITING •0..ns/ teGHLAMDS I room, and a gourmet · Sh~wn by appt only 2, IJd 2ba Dix Irv Terr '"., .. Boat shp ri ghts up to 45'. • • , UMts Sale t 800
This a ttractive four 1 Jat~hen wilh all k1~ds uf $109.00U Call Shafer ~foSl Ul.0001 498·0829 1 Speclalluy :•••••••••••••••••••••••
bedroom home is pro· I b':llltins, a ll designed IW~!ty960 19841 IHtl i Turtt. k 110&N C.O•'"'OI'"•• $749,000 l:leaut1rul c ustom1zed'Npt Bch Duplex. $225,000.
bably one of lhe best with the executive in "Y " roe ..,_.._,nc.. ~· JAMES E. G 24'x60' Viking Home <YNC 2 years. 10•~,% in•
valms in lhe area ll is ; mind ' X LNT area 4 br, 2 ha, 2 l'Ur gar, l'llr Highly up~raded condo, OULD 631 ·11532 2Br . 2Ba & c nl·loscd1 leresL $50,000 down
decanted in good.taste • 1169.900, call now ! ne_r lol Ac·r os.s from 3bdrm. fam rm., den. 17t4J 494-1177 ,--. porch. In La)luna Hills· 581.f(l84
and is in immaculate TARBELL.REALTORS .. ne11hborhoodpark Wa lk , ~c:x,e o1 usf. v 1e.w . .1• nicei.t 5 s tar p ark lncOflWPr~,f,, 200-0 ccmdiUon . Other rutures 540-1720 -i· lo 1ichool. S99,000 Bob I · ·x nt . mancm g, ~......., I 052 1 1JEJIJS9 /, --r-' include fa mily room I Decners. agt. 848·4343. ' will co-op with selling •••••••••••n•••••••••• 1FOR SAl.£.IY OWMER HARBOR VIEW H.wport leach •••••••••••••••••••••••
dm,91t Jl38 500 ·I DRIVE SLOWLY itt.1~ ' b ' 0 k e r 5 · C a I I Giant S Br J Ba Only 4 Bdrm. fam rm + bonus • ta... ift T 6Jl-7JOo . .. ,1 , by this outstanding home H:ti-+°" (714)'15'2-5920 for app't. 21 i MOH.ARCH SUMMIT I 1269.SOO-Owner will ' rm Lovely home 1n I I ..., OWlt r.A.110TOWMHOME --------··-~~ thal has l wo frpl aw t 042 Valley View carry al $1500 lhl superb condition. 1615 I 12X.SS 2Br. I Ba, front: •ASSUM.AILE -----------mmoth kitchen, icms : .·•••cu•••sr••o••M·~·a·o••R;M..... _; ""NG_ET_ I --II with .,o 000 d mon NY Port Bar moulh. Below kitchen Home to haVf"
•---------' i·-ed .. ~ EE Assume $90 000 at 10• ··• • · own 1 0 k t 1 S299 000 F new extenor supplied by r port tUe throughout & · Outstanding design. Pool • . Upgraded · end un~it I credit needed ( 714 1 mtr e a • or I seller All for 120 ooo· 3 Bdrm 2-slory home
a fabulous backyrd ! This , and spa Finest ter ms . Cando. 1 Bdrm + loft. good view. lBr. 2Ba. ask: ~1964 qlAck sale. Open Sat1Sun (DG64f;t). . with extras galore in· h'* Me\a Verde home . S3llO ooo. ·Bkr 848.0109 · Extra sharp end unit. ' · SJ. i.s. CLASSIC ,. eluding microwave ov~n.
Im outs~ding loans to · ' · ' MJ.950. Open Sat/Sun al , mg 47.ooo. IA.CK IA Y , C/2 t M.wpcwt Cetder \Wl'Uhop. wood burning
; take ove r . As It in g ,,....._ t 044 i 2'9Tangeto Tt'r race. Opn HM s.t /S.R t-5 I 6 Bdrm. 3 bath giant 640.5357 MOIU HOME 1 fireplace. Only-6 months
1 $215,~·~·9491 1 ·:;;iiiSfiisfio .. ! c,121 :-:=7c...t~r 111121=0 wcry ::::-.3ro~rs~~::2t~~ck s.a.-• 1076 . 21~Ha~:,~ie206·A ; ~~~S'JX),, 11.5 .. oo. c a11
I ~ : Assume high balance al 1 --, -----: yard ~wing .set & ••••••••••••••••••••••• 540.5937 I
STEAi.THiS! I IM'M , 9314'7.. Sin gle family LOCATION 29MSANDREAWAY 1 ~·000 Rt.i .:'.tc~t~. ' QUAIL
Owner lefttownandsaid . ~. SUper area. walk j LOC•TION Spectacular 4 Bdrm; 673-noo.· • lRVINE-THEGROVES PL sell my lowest price 2 to J>aJ:k. school and com A w :every cu s tom up · 28 _.CE
bdrm 2 b h muni t I 0 I 3 bd b LE. r . 2Ba, A/C, 20x24,• A al Newport T.AKEOYY 119,50;0" 1 Y poo . n Y. rm. 212 a. Living grade. Just S172 .900.i' ........... o b 1 • Crest~· Assumable 1 Outstanding 3 Bdrm ' $118.!XX'· ~II for appt ~m looks out onto ma I Need quick sale. Bkr ,
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bargain at $15'1 .000 1 large yard pa tio and C CJ~ I t.'d patio Nice sized lot. MistioftViejo I UMt9UEHOME PACIFIC crealJv~ rmancing : ! ! /\; ing: format dining room '[fj]Wl\tldhrl I '' Lras Too.I, s.hed .. Protect---1067 '
Mak~iH o(fer ! ; BBQ. a nd ' hardwood Rt!alllj Owner will help finance .......................... 1 Spectacular ocean view. PARADISE I
SUM 1·5 , floors . I 2.5'7r 1 nteres t .5.~ 1 ·llk'HI WILDIRMESS GLEM · heated pool and pri vale Ill.A.MD NEW
14 HOUOWGLR.O..I 1so ii bl · h ' Be ut'ful p · od 1 rourtyard. separate wet Dream by the sea '" this 6 • ..... ns ....., a ' ava a e wit 20 ;; 1st11H<1rnnt'• 1·~ .... 1n1nc• a 1 ll'assom e lovely 2 Bdr m , 2 bath.I . Vl"'I Move fasl ! Clean up.' down. Asking Sll0,000. · in prestigious Wilderness l bar. 4 Bdrms, 2'"l baths. family room mohile ' 2 Br units w/g~rages. lsl
graded A'sh Model 2 I VA terms also available · TURnlROCIC GLIM Glen. area 4 Bdrm, 2~. DH\.~ lush landscaping. Ex· home. 1-'antastic ocean I owner benefits. Gr-:at Bdrmcondo.At$106,000 I Call ~US1 ba. family r m . Prof RE .. LTQRS ceUentfinancing,subm1t l view.Des1rableendun1t rent.al a r ea i.n
it won'l lul! IY OWHEtl 1 landscaped, cov'd pal1u " all offers. S295,000 with huge patio and l'O\' • Wei.1~ter. Owner will
ZSISISTA.VE Spac1ous4Bdrm,2'2 ba 'All.S & s prinkler sys tems Thi s waterfront eredporch.Greatfmanc he-Ip finance. Agent
2 View homes on 1 lot. JacUUl off master suHe w.J· 600 $15.5,000. ~e w /p1er & sbp • GREAT PRICE! mg available l80.000 • 63_1_·7300 __ . __ _
Excelle n t parking., I Many decorator extras : 497-5411 has 3 Bdrms, 2112 Ba and 3 Bdrm. 2 ba, nicely de
private & quiet Owner ' m>.000. Ph 975·01'16 I IS compl~ely furnished I corated home dose to i I UNITS
WI)' flexible in finan cing Open hou.\e,Sund.a) I -.523 c.u4PU5l>R·IRVl~E Only m>.000. municipal golf course. I I Westside Costa Mesa.
t erma. A bargain al ' MIWIUSTIC l4 W~ngR11l , , 673-1020 I Has small ocean view. I good condition. income li65 ooo• I Lol)IMa •ach t 041 . walk to beach. Owner I I M0.800 'fT. Price $445,000
MAURYSTAUFFER • MOOBMDU~LEX I **10% OQWNI j ....................... I _
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·may carry pa p er l.213N.COASTHWY Dn payment 1130 ,000.
SEAUON REALTY . :~~\t~oC:~t~I ':.1~~ ~~I buys this lov~ly 1 Bd;m l THE OMLY WAY lMewport leach t 069 ! REDUCED SI Sil ' $12£,500. I LAGUNA BEACH OWCbalance. at 11%.
67l-SJS4 ...,._de condo Great investment• TOGO '••••••••••••••••••••••• llODIGIHVIEW I llt-1440 ---~:_4848 -~ PR€HIG€ v-•.... prec1auon too: . I HOML::'I. Perfect for owner user 2 or starter home. I 3 Wrm noor plan. ocean I &died••..... . Acnop for s• t 200 I ~ l
---------· Br up & lBr dn A very • 112.SOO vie w dec k s. I a r ge 1 W 1 f _. Hotnt 2+2condo +boat slip I ....... .-............... 1 Oce-S.th I special offering at only (g]'~ e nclosed brick patio , ~l'.o~Docll WorldR E S..J-~1._ 1 ~~~ 1071 OCE.AHSIDE2.tl.Ae j Re.aJ~latelnvestments ZBR l~Ba d C 12311,SOO. 1~ E. l8th St.i fnl \ldh rldqc : Pnred for 1mmed1ate I BJ ~ JOCondoumtsapproved, mtW.CoastHwy.NB
drlla. builtin~~<O~e:'~o . CM. Agt. Gina Shear I RcalllJ ! sal~~~~~N°':EALTY ; E~::~et~~~~s 4 ' OWNER ••••••••••••••••••••••• some w ocn views Close 645-6646 ~ ~muruty.) Pool. @• 551·304J() ' 494·0'731 ' bath home now recently ' 4bdnn. fam rm. j LlASl/Of'TIOM I to everything $65,000!I MUST SELL•
)aC\IUI, c lub ho use. . ttZllRarranC'ill Pk .. ) ''"'""' • rompleted. Outslandmg , Palermo mdl. country 1:hi5 Exec home. Pool I ~J handle. owe.at 10'4 . -.S 000 11% f · · I , ~tom features include I Fre n c h . t 0 t a I I y I sue yard · RV parlnng. j int only . Bk r . (7 14 ) 2 ~on 2 duplex lots
ON THE BEACH-Mobile I large master suite wllh . customized, Jae. Fe!!· I 38dnn, 2'12 ba. 1239,500. 1 433-1'123 _ C M. Best. offer lakes.
Home 2 Br, r edwood hydro-whi rl~ool jetted Cal~ to see. 2041 Port i LacJ-a VI .... R.E. 1.._.1 ProtMrty 1400 ::J~:.::.a~cmg. Own/Agt.
deck, cedar s hakes. lub,formal dmingroom. Br 11 t ol . 644 -5965, 497-1761 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---·---~
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Oceanside. '114-433-4-422 down. OPEN SUN l2·4. 6 ,
730-0760 Sequoia Tree S128,S00.
1 I.I. COTT AGE '768-T188; 768·4'746
HerihllJe Part& East 2 Bdrm, 1 ·ea charmer MIS.A YYDI with picket rence on cor. ll6Herilage I
ner lol. S.Uer wlll con· SALE BY OWNER 2Br. n;Ba, townhouse I
sider secondary rinanc· I stry, 4Bd + den, lge 186.SOOSubmll ofrer j ma. Offered at 1229,000. fnnl dining rm, eating 559-7145 75'2· 1439
Fee land .. 844· 7020 area In kitch. Bonus rm NPwtyWmh w/Franklin stove. 2 covd
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patios, 1 with spa. Prof. ......,OpticMI
landscpd lg corner lot. Turt.Jerock, San J~quin. shade & fruil lrees. RV 544·2054 eve/wknd.
access. Frplc in den & I -j L/R. Owner wiU carry. TIJRTI.EROCK. beautiful
Full price S22S.OOO. 3 br. 2 ~· Broadmoori ............ 1006 Pleue call MS-8091 J borne, racing park. up. I
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1°'94 DAILY ~av OWNER land. Ca11833-196l. •
216~t5,000 Lovely 3br. lba hom e on Woodbridge townhome al a La R2 Lot. Bea ut. I ....... OM Floon, Brick /Wood Plan C , 3 Br 2 Ba,
Sl,100,'0IO Frplc ; Span ish Style 1143,990. P r ln o n ly .
hardwood int, frpl c ; garden room. custom 644-7997. 1 --1 Balbo I i. d ~Offic
&,900. <7141 499·3816 , ~irepla.ce with con versa· / HOISls.HOISES .I leue ~o: sa7e M.......:a.,, •
1 ~ ~1l .. 2 car gara,e, I UDO SPECI .a.L 1 acre equest. estate. I 673-1372 or s.48·8S3S ~C-=-•• ---------,· 17 x31J pnvate dock with '"' I New 4300 sq fl. single --- -._.._,... -·r Large Corner Lol. Rl. water & !!lectr icit y · s!t'CKMO~ MAt_!!?<EpT·! story cstm h m H as l Ca11ourclal • Loe......_
Mom.mg.aide Dr. 867-3970 1 Some option a l color er ou va """· nee vaJJey & ocean views_; ,..,.,., · 1600
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.. ,.._..DLY HOME Priced Sl,395,000 ""'1 on ISlan . xtra lge I D. Bourke Realtor LAGUNA IEACH "" _... 0,... s.t ;s.. t .5 lol. Lovely 3 Bdr m home 546-995()
Charming 2 Bdrm home j aoott.t.or l.a-d D with separ ate a pt . HOO 59.fT.
with lovely mounla in Qarol Hof r. lm,000 firm. j TWO COMDOS 14 Leased commercial· view. Great rental unit I f,Agl.&3l~ Open Sat /Sun l ·S 2 Bdrm Owner boU«ht induatria.I units located or honeymoon cottage Shown by appt. daily 223 Via Ithaca. I other p~rty and m ust i on one ol Laguna's main
$110.000. C,121 ... wport Cfttttt I sell. $79.000 ea. Agt I highways . Building re·
Pas•IMlaDtip .. x 640.5357 CJ.3500or493-7492 I cently D!modeled High
Completely refurbished. , j s.ula AM t OIO 1 de"-nd area Partners one blk to beach You ' I want out. oHenng very
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LAGUNA BEACH
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own l e an . reat I i • financing. 5199.500 area. R!modeled. new Assume VA loan, ll<k.
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l~al pn ce of '575.000 ~ f landscap1ng/brick work j owner wants oul, S7SOO with S166.750 down..;., .~ .. --------,,,.~~Steve Dunn I thruout. 3 br. 2 ba,1 -ca s h lo h>a n . New Realonomics 6'15·6'1001 ~--------ll Co powder rm , lge fam. rm. carpet.s4&pam!. 631-2600. ~AURANT
Uv. rm w t<rplc & dm ~estor Op ...wPOIT IEACH' BALBOA ISLAND :
759·9221 rm. $197,500. Owner: ~_.'_b'I ndport.M~t Pnnw C·l Jot 51 120 itt. ~cellml "Maih St. loca-
Ji. WllT£WATER I ·2'729 ...... e co 0•· ""1 x ~µ" ~ t1QA. 'ncludes land 671-6..,00 I llO 000 • 1 ~ J: ___
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--------• ' assum. al J ~ • ....EWPOIT ..... CH QCEA I OLD ILUFFS spa. adult pool. close to home. Con splc uo u~lf tele + l :Bdrm apt' Fu" --------Sl46,000 230 E . 15th St. "" ~ N y EW I THE ILU~S s . c . p I a z a . 0 n I y localed on Old N~WPorl f"l)rj,c ~ OOo o'w H •
w ... ,._,~.a.ry Courtyard. & Gardens. i SS'1 ·207'1 dya . 6'7S-97 48
Detached Gar on Alie . eves.
LiOU lllCHTEL stl-2'728 Open House Sun. DUPLEX r ,,..,..,. Hd uotlt I $'72.500-xlnt fi nan cing .. Blvd. 1250,000. Agent. wll1e car r' · _n~r -
12·S 1 bljk from beach, and rom quality construct-, Upper bay view Most w ~M •i•w. I wiJJ co-op with selling 1 631·7300. wt....,... OOO dy ba I a ~~..f _. 9CfAstocl.te1 "'--r~ ed, 3 BdrlJl custom desired origina l area. 1--· I 1 _.., own .... •t --I 026 only 29,00 ! home Beautirul views Spacious 3 bdrm + hob· 3 br , 2~ ba. '275,000. b r o k e r s . C a I L • ·
ate ....................... ~ un:~ ~Qr.~_:.1W. ,',), --1·~proom. by ~m, end unit. Huge ~r~~n~l~~.in&t ~fs~: <7W 7S2·5920forapp't. I Absolutely P.ri me pro~~· ~· [(€HIG€
W..&l .... alt l'f.11 •. Both~hens~a+:titJr-d .M-i_...id~lr e,,,. f!l10. '35~0. •A1t, ft>nlta.640-11972. S...~ 1016 ty on Bristol St .i n --HOME~ Uf W....A•. I.It..~ ,~;·~ • ~ . B 'Id' owns a r~. ea or I ~56i&O. --••••••••••••••••••••••• Newnnrt Beach. App"rox" . ~ '
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7tr "'J~• •• • m~ UI mg has new mot h e I I -..,, ..-"' "'' ton paa.t imd carpets. teen ,er! ·'2~fi cx:i w 0 r HUIRY! LAST I! COASTAL COUNT R v ,., acre NNN ex Isling Real Eatate lnveslmenta
,,..-:;.,.___ ...... _ 10112 2 dlx clui>lexes i~ D~~ ,~aiat~now, while It ls still a0pe~Satito 5 Newpert.&eaetr duplex RaJ:e .CJiffha ven condo. · •· ELE6ANCE long•lerm..lease. C/21 ,, 3333W.CoaJt.H"!y,Na ::::":" •••• !::'!' ••••• !'.. Pl. Fir e PI aces a nd available! 875 Katella Lag Bch I Few steps to beach Good 2Br, den. 2frplc. over :0 uni~. 2,. bedr. o~~· Newport Cea&er S40·Sl.S7 ~ -. jfS-'1646'
Allndivepoolduplex + 2 , bel~es. Se!ler will a s· Lmo1en1.eyRlty ocean. view. lnv~sl In ! ~~·"l~t .~~.m~ni~y wlf:ie qe:!~~~!Y crues~~1~. FAU..BROOK
........ .a..Prime loca· 1iat 1nfb1'f!cing Sl6S.OOO , 661·6¥1 ltlnt. income ~roperty. 67s.3'187or646-380Z. g 'I r oom s . All n ewly I Aftnecommerical site.2
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1 I tBa downstairs. Income ~ LOVB.Y HOME ' views t hrou g h lus h 1 more.$163,SOO. ~. s br, 2 ba + 1 br. • 0... Pt. H.. I 1 emu. I 044 I' rrom rentals of about 1 SALi IY OWMH I foliage. A seaside retreat SUNSHINE E 11 prideofownersh.lp.Cloael 4 Bedr oom, 2 1..; Ba . '••••••••••••••••••••••• $20,000 /ye ar. ·Ope n 1' rorS217,S00.499·4S51 I PROPERTIES I 1tce e nt r ent a l a rea
to .-rk at lennla. Xlnt sweeP.lng ocean view I I 1 lkue Sal.6.&fn.orcall , Pral.yinalJydecoratedl I 72&·5895 two m i nute• from ·--ooo A... f II I d for appt· ...... -"'1 -and lmmac. 3 Bdrm + I I r~. ~ down will ..--... ., . •· I rom v n1 room a n I Seuhor~ ;.·_~NB. -B i family rm. Fireplaces in : ll·ngO FOR SALE& LEASE I handle . Selle r will .,..._ bedroom . Wood.aiding ~ owner. '"' ..,.-. . . Y I livinc rm & ramlly rm , 2~ ' Comm. lot on Beach fin a nce with 12"11 %.-
P\ ...... .c .... and allab roof. Subm it mecnab I Irvine I full baU.. Dinln.1 room., "'""&..... ~ Blvd. rrom 22,000 sq ft lo I ~tt':c lr~den, don l
,._ 1 Id 2 Be unita + j heated pool, fully carpet., I .58.000 sq 11 E ti nuaa one. 752-UDO
I realty --··c1ous•• ed. lotaot clo&eta. Heated , ..... xecu ve •> tor. Curreally br· _..,.. I pool Walk to Npt Hr br · R.ahon.~. ' '-'U .AIL • •• pr yr. A•· i 1 , IS THI WOllD h.S ·end 2 mln\ltn to. Olw lffl lst.h . T "' ---loan with a I A SUBllDIA"Y O, • I lovely S Bdrm 3 balh, 2 • beach. 985.000. j ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• CWce C ' pi .A.C
--purcbue price. ,, I •• v..., 1ou 1' Ttit! '"VINE COMPANY • lt.ory home, reaturina : °""' 11·1 w~ I ....... .._. : ..... w. I I.A E
Darr•U Pa 1 h , • ll . t••••••••••••••••••••••• ---·· -; formal dinln1 room and ' 6 I I • ....:. rlec · I ,_ S. 1100 · Prime area ol New Port ,.OPllTIIS• •·Im NIGH1' LIGHTS V11!Wf family room 2 patios .....,.. •· •••• .. •••••••••••••••••. Beadt. Uaeable 2oqo s q. : ,,.__._..... ~t 014 I T All I n11 ... .......... .._ .. .... separate 1r'eenhouu. ' For more lnform allon 's... Juan c 155 000 2. fl. blda or plans for 10,000 ; 1o,..rn l:H , .......
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deed. The owner will COD· ...... .. •• ,.,., •••••• ~. ••••••• llAUTlfU&. 1"' Dn owe batence Un·' ...... ..... I 700 Oran1• Co. tocatloa 9'dlr c~lnl paper 6 · ._.,Jnflll .. llilllt _.,., _...... ..WUS'*-1 clar'buk ratee. 2 BR, nr i•••••••••••••••••••••••' 1..-than lOX'1 1ro.a' ~m~-; ~~' ,...... Clltw .. •••11• r111 llt Quie t louUon Jn ' new mobile home In SC>. COAST PLAZA ! OWC•AITD•~da: l ,,. .... outataoclll'ti ,.... ...... L Newpirt Hetpla. Quaint Treaaurt bland P ark. i 5 rabuloul Woodside.coo· I na.u prtc.. '780,000. Call
value for a I bdrm .. I:" Siii.Oii. • 11•••• llACHLOY•S .. __.y,Mtwlthall ~vu, pvt bcb •1 doe,S.A .• from 911,000 to ~An.I S.tMe ln-
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2tlr i U2blt f100 1-LMM. lZSO I •Ur zea new decorated . Call980-21615 Play1round Ir pool. I Verde. No luds /pets. Jbr2~ fl)().........-,,_. I • -·~·11556rrom12·7PM Refsreq'd.Aft.W ·8221 lbr 2, ,tJ. 182.\ ••••••••••••••••••••••• new cptll ~ mo lnt'l ·lrwiRe 3744 1 •
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1 Ill 1 lw f" • .11nil) 111\ 'lliw 3 .. 'llid<1rm. ll! .!:,~ .. dbl "\1~11..t <;.hore!. i R r fl\l OpenHouseSat Sun Brunch•BBO's •Par· --------. I Patio,frpk,dshwshr.No 61 ~w .. tt' y tt "'""'mu 1 1 1 1 I -__ lles •Plusmuchmore 12 Bdrm. new carpets & pets.1525. 1441
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l 1ardct1t'r 111 d cl S!l!llJ • 1St: Park Kt!itll.> 551 5000 11 ... ~ 1, _.,,, ! 4 Br. 2 Ba. children & Tennis • Free Lessons garage, 2243 Rutgers, Lg 2 br, I ba, encl. gar.
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Cou!'try Club Golr: lvg rm, frpk. If: kit, no Dbl car pvt gar, rully 4131 Old Mill or call frplc. avail immed. Wes..,.stfl" 3298 1425 1mo _M_eu-'"g_er __ _
lenrus-pool Beautif.ully pets,. lg patio, 2 <'ar gar ma1nl. yd. Adults. no 730 5619 I G ree nt rec $850imo. lease. 00 pets ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673·19J6or6'T3·5132 1llE VICTORIAN , 2 Br -~Al~
lanchcaped, no main-""'""/mo.644·7710. pets. Inquire at 527 18th. Tra<'t c ross s treet s ~7~?.. __ -J B.r Dool. Jacuzzt. large ------------AdJ•· ls d ~GQON~~c!),
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9880Clubhouse_ Rd. JA.SMIME CREEi 900-6331. • ram rm, frplc, patio. nr' S700mo +deposit. 2ba. rdng. frplc. adults. 63&4l20 ----------Desert HotSpnngs lmmed. occupan<'.). 2 -Woodbridge collage, ne w h 1 9 645-1227 963·7600 no pets a>o1mo yrly. . . ·---=-------:-:=-=-~
213·3'18·2572 Bdrm. 2 ba. den. frplc HOMES FOR RENT 2 br. 2 ba, ram. rm. dbl pool. S<' 00 · 17 5tmo 646-7213. 644·5138 ; 667 Victona St. S370. 10.-PoW 3126
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tennis crts. Ser gate garages. Families Steve. new 3 br vi~w condo •••••••••••••••••••••••• wash/dry. avail now • door ~pnr rrpk ·pool j O/washer, clean. Close Mobile home with9~iew BIS/mo, yrly lse. Sand please K ids & peJs : , S 11500 Steve 12 8r 2.., Ba, view from S500mo.673·0188aft.6. I . . ' ,. '.beach. From $345. :.ltin~~ai.:'8, 2 ~rr:· CasUe Rlty. 644·9644 I weloome Call 964·2566 or Univ. Pk, lge ram kitch .. 2 ~~1900or640·934S. ', every room, close lo' I YFllO ... T I ~lc~h . 645·8986 or I ~S853 Alt. 5PM. Mr. c ... new P•in · ! ~2971 Agt 00 ree. BR 2 Ba, attached dbl town, $850. 497.5922 i A. " ' • : Blain ..
ll1ht and airy. Wood ; 2bdnn, near ocean, rrplc. 1 " • gar. Very pvt .. cozy & I Waterfront condo, Penin. I ea.do•••-• ---1 Nice2Br1 ba w /slip Light airy
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burnlnl stove, good l partl.ally furn. kitch 1 2brlbarondo$485mo. woodly.W/D.refrigincl.j nr ferry •. bay & oceanl u.twwltMcl 3425 1 $1000/mo. 673·5335\dtw~ber.lst/lastmo.;. lbdrmapt$360.2bdrm wtat~a~~~~~ ':i;O::i Avai l Dec .l. 1650 I adultsoopell~I I Lse, $700 mo. Art 5,ll view. ,spac10W12br.2ba1 ....................... ! ..... re•sula 3107 , security.Adulta,nopets. apt$450.~0741,
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--. PP. 71'.al-3793. E. Jab St. S7'5. 5411·7638. ' · • . ..... •er ~1. Quet 3br, 2ba , 2 st.) ~rplc. 1 Fireplace Garage Nol t A ·1 no* 673-2282 9 ' M th HJ 11,1 or .-;y-64&-9125eves. New hou.le 38r. 2VtBa.' ll.81...ake ~: 18r, 1ba, ~bdrm 2 ba, formal din·' patio, w /d , refr1g, • 1 pets. W I D hook up.
bch 980-4703 oopetsorkids $500/mo ll'Croi.frplc.l1ebdrms.I child. 00 pets $550/mo. 559-719' , •• 3 Br. Den. Living room , new drapes. new paint. (2L1) 7216-1898 enclosed garage. No Large glass greenhouse. I Avail Dec 1. 2bdrm. lba.1
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Stunning. lar1e l Br. 2 Br. 2 Ba. Dishwasher, ----------1 children, no pels, $500.l lBr inner courtyards. cov-WalJt ~o beach. Newport, 2 s und eaks, gar .
1 PALLBROOK Call eves. 642·7803. I ered pa~io, dbl gar _ 2bdrm, l lhba. 2 <'ar gar. ..->Imo. yearly, all ut1I
ICX.IOC'lmVEESTATE Sparkll_ng c l ea n . washer/dryer, refrig in· pd.-645-8383. j un attef· /spectacular llOS,IPITS OK gardener incl. 11050 on <'I. Prvt commun ity.
view, o 1, stream , ESide.Fncd yard.$545 lse.&14·42?7 S625 /mo_ Agl Jay. Penin Pt. Beaut. s pa<'' ·uo~~ Professionally 642·?!>10, 646-4848 ,.,~ .. Sho 2 b 2 b 759-91110. 2Br. std glass. sndk. gar.
.. ''"" .. .,.... • res . r , a. adJts, no pets. $525 yrly w/room for pool 2 BR DUPLEX Eastside. den, newly painted & Toll'lltta111e 67~1194 or751·4074 I
CUSTO•t..u.Mcourtst. 2600porsaqrvft I 2 ba. dishwasher. patio, crptd. Nr clubhse S67S I u.twwllhed 3525 I ----
con em . 1 S480 675--0562 mo. 631-2991. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cozy Comfortable S pr Cln Slluiah Home, rich int. gar. · · --Rancho San Joaqwn. 2 Beach Apt Yrly Lease I
.,..mini Mexican tiled E.Side Duplex 2br. gar. EXCITING 6 B. drm. 2 bdrm plus den. Highly I Close t o s ho pping ! ftrs, 2 rrplct, e xpansive children ok, 1St /laSl, + story W/pvt patio & view 'upgraded 554.2054 67~8720 _ ----_
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crimlnaling buyer s Joan 497.~02 or Berit Lady Queen of Angels & .,.....,. .... F.rnislwd eorc.a .. M.-3822
12115,000. AGT 642·8235 high school. Refri g in •••••••••••••• •••••••• • •••••••••••••••••• •••••
PSUNROPSEHIRTNlEES Beautifully Rederorated eluded: $1500/mo. lcAoa P11iil1Mlla 3707 2Br. Frpl~. <'rptdsl. st v'
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OlfflfC·omty • · Br $450. Adlts. Wntr 303 2"'1 B<inns,2 ba, frplc, dis · I ,..,.,., 25s·o Luxunous <'Ondo. 2 Br. 21"2 ON WATER . 2 Bdrm. E Ed g e w a t e r hwshr No o r PCH I
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2 acres ol i~cious cou.n-nr. frplc, pool. Ja<' 1615. --,.. Balboii ~nn Oce~nrront ty Avail now. 673·2282, 9 try llvint. This beautirul Ptt.~8986or641 1545 SECURITY CONDv 2 • to5pm
bane ranch is only 20 Bdrm. 2ha. view 5650 mo I Winter rates. S90 up wk 1 ---·---min. rrom Or. Cty. 3 3 brcondo.2ba 1565 /mo, _ f'ortnfo<'all675·8740 New 2 bdrm, 13 .• ba,
Bdrm, 2 Ba 6 family rl!': pool. refs . BEAUT I Fll L VIEW ? bd;m ~ ba WINTER w/v1ew & 2 car pkng.
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545·2Z.58 Harbor View 3 Bdrm. ~RENTAL h~ated pool 1750/mo 1st & last plus 1iaed detached garage -6ba POOL $2950/mo · ' S250 dep. 975·0142 week w/carport lrg 4 stall M~VERDE,3 br,2ba. · · steps to bay. bellch , days 675.8592 eves & l*'D· 2 ta'ck rooms, 6 gool, rrplc. child OK, W•feowl Hote.i fer ry, $425, Call eves week~nds
ireenhouse. Lots of Dec. 1, 1750. 546-6887 eves 67~1871 . days 673-1900 ----·------1 treer. See to appteciate & wkenda. Mc. 6J I· 1400 -:---L«e 2Br dplx. S Cst Hwy.
_ _._,,_ ·-'-·-.....-rty All _ Yearly $695. or wm~er qwet no pets 5495 mo. ;:r'i,.u.o· By 2 br, t'r'J ba. blt·ins. dbl S575. 2 Br 1 Ba Choice S34t.i34 · 2bdrm. 1"'2ba. twnhse. Brand.new 1 •2.Bdrm. • t>• or~ 16 4 8 .' 6 2·a 5 pr. $4.51). No kids /pets 38r, 2Ba Home, pool. ten location near the bay l · -gar, patio, mature adults Piel'lJQinle Condos. Pool. . Jfn~: ' &40-5093,S48·4885 nis.closetobCh,$695mo CallCoonieA.675-6670 Studio apt. 4 blks to only. No pets. S3501mo. spa.lennis,garaies.213 /
-...-........._ ColJe-Park 3 br. 2 ba. 673.QU)c --•• CHROR I beach . rull k itch . ~~~l.~~.:~heT'Sr .Ad ~401. ..;..··-=--m_. _____ _ ---•-ER I $!!16/mo. George 730-7000 ,_ .....,.,, "' ,....,,., 2600 lovely home Columbia COIDBCHAIM Bal~ oceanfront rrom dys. 675.9115eves, $475, lge. cheery 2br, 2ba,
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«>Alt'elllc Oregon Coast. 833-9305 beautifully appointed pets.673-6372. I AVAIL. soon, 3 br. 3 ba, Plex. 271E.16th. Pl. S3SO pets.&13·3307,642·1339 Electricity, renced, OU~· -----home W/3000 sq. rt. .. ~ rp , gar, $775 /mo . mo.CalJ644·0452. ltmctial view. access•· 38r Condo. nr SCP, kids. Avail. M /15/80 thru Clean l Br. winter ren ~' 644-4033 ~-4012 ----------Spacious 2 Br. Avail now.
2'99 partially rum, S585 mo. · 6/1/81. Agent, 673·7300. gar, pal.lo, duplex. quiet, ' Eastside 2 Br. i •,.; Ba $365. Private patio. 2
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Lovely yard. Ooublel · !cozy OCEANFRONT pool, remodeled with all 1 1791-'a Rochester.(rear ). Hwy. Large 2 Br. 1 Ba. enclMI patio Ir garage. boat slip. Comm tennis 110,000 IUYS , garaa.e. $600 mo. B. WOODBRIDGE 4 Br. '31 1.Br, Mobile Home, knot· new kitcben. SlOOO/mo. I Sundeck, 1arage. $575. Sorry no pets. J495 mo. courts , pool. Washer/ lllf•tlmpleownenh~p Eilert.sen. Owner/Agent.I Ba. Executive home., typineint,frplc,pvtbch. with 6 mo. lse, inc l l1 Br Furn. Apt. 1185·1 Agenl.'75·.5830 66-3311or'75-5849 Dryer, 2 car garage la Hawaii JOlfet s 675-ZJ'73or770·8598 Large enclosed yard. 21 adltaonly. flSO mo. (714) p.rdener & pool ,main·, ~er middle ased. No • I d
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2 Br. pool, garage Deluxe poolside xtra l1e Adult-No pet 2br, 2ba Bltns, dahwhr. FANTASTIC 1 Va miles beach. Adi ts, 2229Canyon. C.M no pets $395 mo. 646.().154 53S-8362. ... ----
PALM MESA APTS HUMT'IN&TOH LAIES 1561 Mesa Dr. SPARKLING STREAMS I & 2 Bdrm. FUm & un-. CASCADING furn From S325 1 ·4. Call WATERFALCS
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whirlpool sc; drapes. Carport. $290. •4 miles from ach ~2970. Aft 6. 142-1160
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--.. Gardener Incl. S750 pool, spa. tenola. $425. 5441•0075 or aft 6PM Lar1e View Condo. 3 1 Spa cio us r ooms . , private patio, aood: -••••••••••••CH•••• 1 751-7310 831-8)13. , .... ., Bedroom: 2\.i Baths + , Separ~te dining area.' 2 ... I .. Apt 1 locale. 151W·19t.h szso. .
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Warebouae. 1122 SE
Briat.ol <PaUaadesl. 1500
1q tt, w /sm office &
ratroom. 545· lOIO, 8 s c714 J&M IOO!l 1 1Jfl>l'h , clra11e:. l.tu11t I .._._ · · '----------lib 2eodoi.t'll i·~ir purls, .wunn, 2ba. convement1 _________ _
IA'<'llnfrout fur W111t1·r l IJuntlry hti•ihtlt!!>. puhlll' F V location $200 C tccltll h•'flt.LI~ fo\Jm1sht••I & u ri I ~If 1·ourM·.und tc 11n1s 963-6216 ./ ./ ./ ~ 4475
r h ••••••••••••••••••••••• um Hrnkt•r ti75·4912 1·ooru ra~ht l>t" and ' pro f'emale over 2l to shr CfRCES FOR LEAS~ ... ore•• l'"''"'CH 1 1>erty t lost! to 1•ver w/(emale lg home in Fre:ewoy Clo~e ment space avail "~"'" ~ ythm~' • S.SOll munlh ' M . Approx. 4,000 sq. ft On I l~1·J hr :!lrnupperaµt lt·ase l\va1lablc• Nov I ;..:Jsresmo. + Va ultl. BRANDNEW! waierfront.NB.842·4644
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bi5-817U · ii.& 1:.tl 01311 f'emale will shere 2 br S.ker Streets, (Corona •••••••••••••••••••••••
St5m 4 tlr :! Ha 1Ju11lc•x !s tullao aµt with Ol.'t'Un ' villa at Proi:nontory Pt. del Mar Freewey o rf. 750' w/offlce warehouse I
ca.•eJnfr11n1 W110<1 twam 1 v1t·l4 fo:lc•1· furn 5275 1 O cean view All ramp>. t o p loc util paid ,
•'l'llin.:s. Clll'}Wt~. 1lrapes . ! mu Stt M.:r. :132 Eneano clubhouse priv11s Fully LOTS OF GREEN! 840/mo. 87~6251 ,
.all built an:. t::nrlost"d I III. Apt <.:, S.<.: fwn. Sll.S mo. 673·3UM f 1500 ... ft lnduatrial space ,' .. a r a " e w 1 1 h · . res .. 758--0Wofc Acrou rom llUe Squere --. " ,.. .a I ..ttr.,..lhe4 • --Peril. Euclid and w/2 ottlces. 2 bath. l&e
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wasfher di'), er Fudrn or nflor .:;.,..sa..d ltOO j Female Rmmate, pool Warner. SOO sq. ft . <Seo rear door, 1.a40M Lo1an
un urn mme or • etc 1 blck SC Plaza Dl•10 Freewey off. A r.a ,._.,,.., ...... ,,..1 t'upanc) TSL Mgmt j•••••••••••••••••••••••1 ceil aft S. SS.7 S219 i ,..,;,.,). v ....... _..._,_._ 3 lanes for 2 da\s
642 1600 : ('__.._d v1·1a..1e MS-1463 _ ___ Sll:up 4550 flnly SI a ftay. 34c· a ~WWI NI Utilities end Jenitoriel ••••••••••••••••••••••• lane. W'ESTC LIFF2 Br Condo I :-.lew 1&2 bdrm luxury • Roommate wanted . eervtces incl. in leue. St.or91e Spece. Newport Advert ise one r.ir
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'.'le-. antenor Adults . nna adult apts in 14 plans $250/mo, incl utal. First Pleate contact: Mery A. •ach. Doe W. Ocean-more items valued ~'I..<. SS2:5 mo 67:16640 • from S415. 2 bdrm from i and last. Dana Point Ale (7l4>~5300 front.87l-41S4. up to SIOO E a r h
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1 SS-05 + pools. tennis. ~T.MO SOJTH COAST BANK .a add1 t111nal lane 1s :-...-;w t'PlS drps 3Br 2Ba waterfalls, ponds! Gas ~~~~~~~~~~! ~ W.ut.4 ..,600 onl} fi(tc fo r the two frpli'. ~ar 2 blks bch :'1101 for cooking & heatin11:. Responsible 1 lrl to share -••••••••••••••••••••••• da ys so r r >. n 0
--I Beach to McFadden lben f 754-1350 before lOam. Valley Approx ~ mile Pila needs % or 3 bdrm You r Pennv P1nr her
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bumping your head ON
your KN E F-'>
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·old Vi c Mu irwoods I I Tiburon 963e 718.'J I
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6 Allanta, H B 9'3-TIM9
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' Polnter. Bearded Collie.
Beagle, Shany Grey -Doc. Terrier mix Pup,
S.senji mix. Pit Bull
Pets S6i5 mo y r ly paid. Fro m San Diego! 48drm home on Golf <¥lice for rent. llX14' Women w ith 2 well ' co m merc ial ads
6'l>1682 Frwy drive North on L ~in Costa Mesa. Located in Fountain behaved children 6 nol a l lowed (;har ge
'.'/~"" 1 l!h tttndn ,,. .. ~1 . 1 t'l . Ver)' nice Zbr. Iba frplr ·' West on McFadden to fn>m Euclid Extt of 405 rental, reason• b I e . Ad 0 r u ~ e ) 0 u r
room ,111\·t-rdra .I!. ba r ·b·que. ljt?e pat1u I Sea wa n d V i l la~e 2bdrm, 2ba, Oelt:wood frwy_ 1175/mo. + utll. penmnent.551-2214. I Bank Ame ra card I
D \\' S-l.)U SSllO furn S500 y rl) 675-3so4 l <7141893·5198 Apt.a. IZSO/mo. Female caum.7133 Vau or l\f ac;tercard ~:?W-67>2897 I --- -only. Call Answer Ad · ____ Sml houle. bunl•low or l 1
Irish Setter. Also Calli &
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' Iv II--ROOIN 4000 Mal,athn.6'2-4300. Commercial offic e oottacew/1ar.6encl yd.1 I (..;(e:! &!rm nu , Ph rlrps ersaJ es luxu~· 2 Br 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -Talbe St H 8 HB. CM. NB. Workln« I For more anformallon ---------
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. Wknds 714 547 7451 kitchen 2306 w Qcean I KB.Brendan.980-11152 __ ._~_s_. _______ Newport Beech lawyer ~.a2·5&11 Ownerident1(y s.57-8658
p.ir1ou.-. Jt:i.lrm I· ·h..c ~ \trs Luc1ano wkda v~ j front $260 & up ._ 1 ---1••.ac1 and femlly. Re1en sup I "' I 0 S C · -Rm mate need ed · ~ ~-port-. _ _.. •'mm-.. ~ '----------f'OUN · iam ese a t. "'l.:.f! ('vmrnu11111 111."'' ~o sec&deposal 673·4154 · Full service ••e~utl ve ..... ·~ cu "" --1 Brown Bn&ht Bl e eyes IAY~ HT j -----~ Sl72+util Cell cupency, mln1'mum 5 ,._.__. 5110 ' . u · sp.i. lt:onh. n•> IH'I' ''""'-...,.'· · -"•-availa ... 1-•or lea•• -~ Hartland/Kin 848 4996 s.575 mi• '16~ ~;.... :,pac1ous 2 Br . den, 2 Ba Laguna Beach Motor Inn. Candy SS7-~l or Jenne ;:'~";,'' iocat;d tictrm.. 4 ba, access to ..... •••••••••••••••••• er ·
apt with s pe ctacular I 985 No. Pac1f1 c Coast I 'JS2.3J:l3 near<>nnce Co. Airport pool pref Newport Ridewuted, SJCto Birch I FOUND. Te Winkle kPk
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_-.. 1844 \1ew l..uxunous appotnl Hwy. Laguna Bea c h 1 , • ,.. 1 1 · f 11 Beech·Turtleroc k •.VcmKannen, N.B .. ar-M r .... me Mix blk/tan • ._._. m c n t s Be a.u t af u 11 "-·ly, w~kly Kit chen f •NE. EDED. Loolu.ng for ror ees DI in o. ca 1 • 1 30 "'?" •r.., "~ I ,.. h D••O•e Huff ll&r 11000/up per mo nw : . eave S-S: . wtitn.ws7Sl·5429 ••••••••••••••••••••••• gardens &. sand) beach available Low wanter mce rem person lo s r "'"' "' • · a471 ,.... ... b d ') B R • ....... de n-11>o 9155-28 ....... Ht 2LS. ___ o ______ ·-.. 5310 n i>Ud n ~l' -r I ' a :. ,,.·erluoks Balboa bland rates 494.5294 our rest ncy on ... • ____ . ------F' -
Sturv T.1~nhllml' Xlnt Slap avail \dult s -no ---Pennlns ula. Only ft. ~A DEL ll'"R n•w· 9 • •/fs'I ... / Leif&~ IJOO •••••••••••••••••••••••
I• d w h IJ I 7 ""'09 9 Room th f • ....._ ,...__ c.--. ~ ft " -I -••••••••••••••••••••••• PRE I "'W den ___.. .. on as er, n·~r ~14 ,7...,.. 1 . WI kitchen pnv ~.....,. v.:u. ---r•te ly dec:iarated • paeeled, , 11 """' 1lu l n"""'"1
Rehige meld SS.SO · mo ; Near bus & shoppin1 Uve-ln Quarten. very elc. l l"CRBl llr. 273 eq ft 115.000. Will do anything 640-5111 Ask fur Wend' ="O FEE' Apt & Condo renter Adults only. Eves proper 6 platon!c onl~. wlbelll. 2Dd flr • eq ft ;.-•_ .......... •••••••••• Le1•l. Confidential
aft5PMi 316346 . rentals Valla Rentals 6·9 JOorwknds . 962-7520 ~/mo. ~ IZOO/mo if w/om view. Easy park· • ;,: ••I• IOOR DVM. P .O. Box 3242.
ft75 49l2 Broker wtll provide moderate .._a.---·._._ -.!"·-,. • N.B. 91211163. lieautaful up!)t.'r unit an Fema le, 2 1 +. s h a r e ctuld f bo _ ...... _ -·-•••••••••••••••••••••••
the Spnng:. SJSll mo :3 Rdrm. 2 ha 2 sto~ dplx 3bdrm fum1Sht"d house. care or my ys mo No lw required 2333 WANTED : C erpenter Ult'l'll'(
551 ~I Bkr .ipl L>ashws hr frplt•. kmgsaze ~ bath Non Alt' 6 6 9. 205 'I' Street E .. Cst Hw Y. St~ H. wlUt ·e· License. Call """1'1M
• . laund hookup:., gar -·~ ,,.moker S2tJO • ut II CallTom6lS-47~ 7SZ·ll30 eveeMS-m8orNCM739 Be pempered •·1t h a
754-3734.
fboklleepu, Prr. through
trial balance Equipped
to worlc: et home. 646-3521
mmn6eves.
s.ddlebacll nursing stu-
denl'I avail for p rr pvt
duty nursin11 1)44-7663,
M:Z.9021
Hefp W.ted . 7 t 00
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ACCNT~.ct.HK
Entry level position 1870
to SI OS8 /mo Xlnt
benefits Genl ofc duties
include billing machine
oper ation , t y ping 6
cuhaer receptionist Ap-
ply Laguna Beach Coun-
ty Water District 306 3rd
St. Lal(una Beach
ACCT•.CLHK
Will be operating •32
NCR Batpl( mach Mu1t
have lM'1me A /R l>kp1
exp., ~ able to type ..
run 10 lc:ey add Hrs
Mon1Fr1. 8 to 5 Apply in
person, Kenn Rima. 2M6
Harbor Bl. CM.
Al'fMAMA ...
Ccq>le to mena1e 14 ua-
1lS. Huntinaton Beech.
Previous exper. No
pets/children. 982..eeal.
....... 0.-,......
T•plt HI Senlce
Graveyard Shirt. Must
beover~ 494.7557
ASS841LH1'1ec-
lrnmed. openings. Work
near beach. Expr, pref.
but not req. Growing
company, good benefits.
CalJ MS-3632 for eppt.
ASSISTANT
MAMA ..
Draper'• Lacuna Hills store.· Must be ex -
perienced In better
WOCDe'n's ready-to-wear
and sportswear. Apply i.n
penoo '° Mana1er Ma· ble Austin, 23621 Moultoo
Parkway Plaza or call
78Ml622 for appointment StuJt•J t 1111 t.I\• hlk to bl.'h S750 mo I BaekBa s.a2 37311 OCCSludentn~place __________ ~ perso1H I relax ing ' ~onh-.ond" at· tt•nn1s. '-'>l l~t . St•runt) i\\1111 } -to llve. nr beach. Call OC..,..,.Aree D19tfit11•fn1Sllep massagebyl2of thepre· .a.r50e1•T1
pool spa. et•· N11 pcb I now 673·2:282. ~tuS pm AU pn vale1te!>, beaut furn lllike548-90'124·SPM Prime office space avell. Located in Corona del ~ IPrls U1 Soul.hem ~ •
S3i5 mn \,;:aal now I -h.st'nrPlaeen1111 & 19th in new office bld1. 3 Of· Mar. Eatab. clieotele.l~~~~~~~~~~:I CelHornaa Jacu111, Local uttut.tve expaod-
551 tBtS OCEANFRONT S20.I 64S 6521 Veeetarian nonsmoker to rices 6 recept. area, low rmt. Askinl szooo. • Fomd lost .... ., C
11 1
sawia etc Open 1oam !Di business needs am-
---:r--_.ach 18 3 Br. 2 ba. duplex c·om IMge sunnv room hght F\repl t t th ft. 151 ·0)11 Principals UI. We're the Pet Pals. • M.C' Atlantis H~alt.h who are •illin& to learn • -•-48 1 -.----• share charmlo1 house tcUlly 750 ICI ft. 11.JO/aq ••llorM0-0084 or • ,..... a Um. 7 day1 •.,eek VLS· taoous person or couple
....................... plet el) ref urbas h,·d klldlen & · 1uund~· ra1• oceen.~S~ elncl 0 uti~ only. l:uecllrca.t <nt) 75-29. Spa. ip2 Harbor Blvd. So Coast Wholesale Sup·
Small bal'helor a. Pl l'lt'"l'l ''l'a rl y l l'a s i• U!l5 ~:mployed Rd's .Costa CathyorAndy.~--·1297p __ r....;lm_•_N_•_w_p_o_r_t_lll_e-:-1.-• CU; rtmiltr 5015 •-· n•-L '-b I ~Mesa . ~.)433 Br· pb: 7Sl·56U
tu bt'a ~h ~~1111 •m o , 673 211J . -~54fl 1374! -"' .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..,._, .... ca IW8I • ma e, in& this ed for your --·---·-----
lst last, St't' 531, l·ls:I OCIEAHNOHT Female will shr 3 + br hae a.i..,.. Park. 830 sq. ft . INVESTORS WANTED near Harbor Is Wilson special lift. Alm'.> General Mechanic.
YllWU! adult malt• lo rent on Newport Island , olftce space •veil. for Jam 1irmll 1roup in buy-Perk, C.11. 846·3444· ----------• s •~da y work week .
I Br Xlnl ll('l'un Vll'W tmr. !Ba, yrly $650 mo rol'm in Wuodbnd1te S3SO /mo. C eil Susi. immed occupuic Y. in1 control of under enytime. Proleuiooel Therepeutic Sal&r)' $350twlc: iu•r•n·
Balt•nn) · ne~ \'Ml tt'I ''" 5Sij-4ZJI. 640· 7!l90 Village. Irvine S250mo 640-0791, m -3184 Cllrpeta, drapes, wetbar. valued public co. 6 in· Loi Cali t C t muaate. Lk 'd. NB Appt teed. +insurance paid" l aundr ~ $500 rn 11 71,, ... 7.1 •• 98 ------n • per sq ft . Call ltielia& ecqwsltlon pro-t. co ca . oaa only.Steve548·2117 .• ....-. ,_...__ f · .. _. 54S-ll86. 4~ 3!1"i2 :! 1-ldrm 1 Ba . avail Nov , ..., .., F e m a I e roommate 842....,. Moa-Fri.1·4. pm.'Steve7l4/146·7374 · llaa. Vic. l7tb ls Irvine. ...,.. cruu_. W'1USllCU.
l 'nf Studio, rcfr rlrpi,.
('rpt. st ove. 1., hi tu
beat·h S340 anel ut11
-'97·:Jm
I.~ tt.u. 1110 vrl}' 1\"t · u_.., _ .. v. U --. cell NB area. 644·7151. "''· .....,., • ,.. l"um rm t buth Priv needed &o shr 48r h.•e on ""-" -.. ~.. fDIJ WY
67333.SS l.'fltr No kit fat"al CdM beat h Aveil Oet· 1 ,300 sq ft, prime H B. *llllMI ..... Pe11y : t44·9138 , or * * AW>
COtlOO-MWPT HTS ~Imo 640·4')30 541-ttlO '"*8d floor location, .. n llU. .7Sl.JM7. OUICALLONLY Thrifty .Rent-a -Car is
lllAI' beacllea, •II utll. For loveatmenta of REWARD for lmt mele * 972-1131 * now takint appUcetloos
~ Ckeanfront, 2bdrm :!bu.
frpl•'. deck. ~Sii rn11
Ultra clean 4!17 1725
Upper 2 hr. 2 ba. varw.
quiet tree lant'tl :;t Frvl.
d•·ck , ,. a rpc I ti r ;qw,.,,
L'lt>t' kit . l.(Ur11j:1•. 1 ~-me
lo bt·h • s hoV" Comm
!JOul Ind r\' Slillll an u
"46-:Rl2
$150 •mo Ne.at . non
smokf'r, M or F Cull
~tarit, 1)44! ll:ll4. 1>40 KJIO af
IM'('
t.._, l!tt' tncl SZOOI mo . S. U SK L I m I t e d Dasie. 8lll 6 tu. Call for lot man & rent a I
4J50 ~\814 partnenhlpa f ormln1. ._,or Don: W 4630 dy1 I ··--: nwle 6-remale ••••••••••••••••••••••• -- -t•a.11 Stan S.rt,nick. Cen ~ ARST I •DY -.--• On Rltlbua l'enln1ul• nut WU aq fl. prime ti 8 tury 21 Track-wlnd1 In oreva. lttA Expenence preferred.
tu l'\ln lA•w. 1 IO~u~h l 11~d floor hw alton. vet1tment1 847 Je63 or L'1lt "Mannelade'. lar1e ~ • ......._ bW not necessary Good
lrg ocean' u ,.,tu,110 in1·I
ut1ht1es $3541 mo. 1 .. 1
last sec 495 -6119
Lge apt, 2 br. l '" ba
rt'lldem. qwet. very Oll'l'.
N L.agWla, adults? S54!'1
l .62J..31127 ---
CONDO ,IWISTCLIH
llpprr 2 hr, I 1111, u w11lk
lo hov:i ittut< l 'o111111
puol 11nclry. 11h1.'lh furn .
S70Cl1m11 (or unluro 1,
fo4fi :JI02
fom plo}•'<l persoo t1\•4•r lO
l..url(l' attraL'ttve room In
pnv11t1· home No k1tt·hr11
pnvah•t<•'!i 91U oo."itl
l .. 1i:un01 l.l(r lur n r m
w lanc•ni. h11. Sl¥!\1mu
1!lJ !I.MO. 1()1; ZVllZ t' \It•"
...... Hilk 1150 :.! hr. I 1111 , w11111t111, Nl11I llallhn111'1•rtm1111l11, l'VI ''"
... •••••••••• • •• • ••. ••. I ruOl'•·. nu tHtutk tnte or
Laguna H I l I:. NI' w liw· t '1111 •'\11•an11. 51;Ju 1173 •1411• &1:1 ll;J M lalles1de I Or 2 st v ('no
d o, loft . frplc all
amen1t1c s $!'>11 ~.
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Beaut t.akl'YICW \'Olltlu,
< .2bdf"'··.frpl f .loll : baJc00~..._jJ...a..r. 165-0 t>lh ! ~·!7~-U" .
: Ml wport •ech 316' •••••••••••••••••••••••
1 Br. (rplc, garage, yeurly
S4SO Nr bea ch A~t
67~0 or 631 ·SS50 r :-HIARllACH .
Smll( t\ ro:r.v. nt1wl y 111·
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In •:ut lllurl San g 11•
11tlult, nr1-p1•111 11411 41117
$4tl.'l/mo
2 hr Tuwnhoti.ti O•r1111"
& patio Near llo•it
tlnfp No 1>e1l11 S47!'1 mo
Ml!· 784..1 or 97 4 .,,.,..
· ? 2 Br. 2' Be. frplc. encl NEW 2 br upper, bUlll in•
L prage. S500 mo. Yr ly 6 'Prplc, end 2·rar .. r ~ = 3 Br furn WINTER U6 4llh St.~ mo yrly ~ NwPt Bcb Rily 675· 1842 Ola~~ E ~ 7S1:l
· ~ · ~ 3 br. 2 b•, patio, ~ 11115. Perunau~a. Bache lor frplc, dahwhr. newly de
lncld.s utlls . Close to cor. su o mo. Alll , ~~ pel$. 6'2·1139. 873-IOllO.
· ~et' 2 Br. Apl. Gar•••· --~ Vertallles 2 Br• 2 patio. p00I. Adults. no
•. f111lc. Newly decorat-peta. llOI H. Uth. St.
ed. BEAUTIFUL! "5t9 Newport Hel1ht1. '415.
mo. no lut. ~-3080.
1
&42; 7340.
28rw/d'111. cpts.
. Sundeck -Oceanfront Vrty rentel1 on Penlneule.
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Uolf. Tt1nnh1 Avail
1bae al X~c·lal ltah:11
for our CUent1 only
w.,-1y. Monthly and
w.-41ftd H\'lttl~, I •
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CA'lltP:OltAI. CANV<>N
COVNTRY Cl.U8
871-1154 · 2br. l '-1 t.oo. I br, 2 be, · ---~---~ .-. Leave name,~ M·MT·Cetbtclral
..4u.ave w..uun VIiia. no. • Umn '° call at caa100 Drt•• Pelm lllnn11, Wrlltl Br. 2 Ila. PetJoa. Ml-31155. CallfomlataU ~~~~·· ..... -All-~--,-, no-pe&a--. 2-Bf-.-2 o..rt leeor1 Really
._ ••• -•· ftoom .... Pool,.1pa, --------~-•
1 bit to '9edr. I br. I be Nfillt, d'IWUber lneld. ....1118tarCabla
-· dpla, -/-. ._N.I. Golf Count. P.-UW., C'Glor' TV. I , • ....... ....... hplf ........... .
....... -..... ...... ....... 1111ar beJirhea. all ulll, •Ma ..._._ o.c.r.. benefits. Able to work ur.P-. "'"......, ~Titer male Cat • -·., · 6 k d tu•. Cit<' inr~ l)l)1mo 1 __ IOH Vic. t:atan<'i• Perk * fJZ,. I 345 * evenings wee en s llO ~1ra111 1M1ly 1""e •l MU i-. ..e..y .. ._ Alk for Pat.sy or Dirk. m J llth l'I .... )1)1, ........................... ___ v_er-. __ ~_ ~lSI ~VISA~!_C•Pted 54&-9151.
lift llAM I AhiW110Mt LOST B rown Fem DMhr. "-""· . / NEED Pwllan w 11reeo eyea. COVER GllL Babysitter wanted. Mon ii Stor•1" onl v a , .• ,
1ara1" U ut 1llren1•
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WI 1,1< 1111 Ill Pt,
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.... "omee, • 1r ...... '* per MO. Newport o.r.&.. llT Ian Nlt"Ola1; ............ ..,.. ..
mcurMIUm NI==.,.-=
Mw S rtCllltft-V Vic Hartlat Rldce. no * OUTCALL * Tue 11 . 2 · 6 . Own ~ Wq., la heart ()f hml cle"9. REWARD! 11t1i3-0n1 MC /VISA datr~~port~n Depen·
tlunt In 1 e un H C' h . ./MONEY 1eoealltTJ.Jl40 uoc.640-• ..., •'•r••1·h•u• ou1r•• •• •hl lhl•. wether. t•on L<>Sf . Shorthal red SPRJnJAl. READINGS Bankinl __
,..,.... .. mi. M' t•r aq ft Oren111 Tabby w /wht lllam·lClpm. Fully Llc'd.
,,1 •• ·~r 1.000 1q n •JIUt on neck &« 7891 a7a8 or 4824034. 111s Tlll(I
""" .. ''al bad1 . well ap • KEWAllD• S. Camino Real, San. Ii ft Ue FULL TIME a•••t•I •I 7 IN'' iq ca•n MO LOST Joint Pauport -!!'· - -Paaltion avalleble in our P\ .. 1t.tall1 nil ltklH'AMl"ll.'1' ,.,..... tll/M Pakud> Vlr . L .. l'i&•.... Coata Mes• office. Ex-
• WI 1111& ~'1U••• Irvine aree C aah perlence r e ferred . tJNIJI 11111-1141 Reward 155 0409 , ESCORTS Pleue call Jeck Clark:
nAt.IUlA hland of(· Ana.:,;..by •uoo •f7Z.1621 546-2300.
Mari•• A¥•. ,.d Or c..t..._'--t lat: eel, bleek. 6 .-,.lte, c.llfcwlnfoorappt. CAl.ll'MlllA l'r••1 Au..-,_.. old ffmale, 11th 6 nllHW
t•re11Hlh)Ua Newpvrt ~···· n ... •r 1\llUD .... lnJ. TOMMY"S rrar911 -
•"" ulh11e h • •hare OF ~OPORTRT rl.UUIM. YOU CAM II Loil: Ptmale Bo1ton .-..-.. ~ • -& • --ea•.--."!•,.. -. w 152... .... ..... r. .... S..WITMA 1WT. m , ...... pup, "' --------2700Harbor81vd. SIC. Nr cr-t.. Reward. TOUCH A CLASS c.o.te Men, CA am BAii -.-ISCOITI F.QuaJOpportu.n.lly
l'bmld: P' Samoyed mla, JdfRS. 752.0917 l•--•t:•mllliplo•y•e•r--•
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....... Lender cla, WIN ean, brollen l -------UM,on.,./lloeteV~-Otl. --Spec--ial~SU--~~h-
• ta,C.ll.m.-STEVE'S HAfRr HA:: .o •.::!"i"4· ft, Im-............ IUI I.Gil: 'nD7 P7 Pena. Doi, PEN ING . Women r~im...a -~ • -........-1 ..... ._,.......... vie. WU1oa/Pomona. Wekome!--cll1 ~ pd. oa._. .............. IJn. Lle.tt•TI. "eward. r=:.q._<f;1 =t:ii .. i:.::".,; ·~w~" -z·-......=..,· '°' :a~:~~ •-=:::roe ~s.r~~~~ ,~6-I : ' ..................... , ........ Au ':. ±!1°~· )~~ ......... ,. !m., N ........ ·=·
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n1111
Immediate f11ll time
openinc for sharp
penooeble teller. Sav·
&np A Loan eapertence
pnfernd. Appb' at:
IRVINE SAVINGS 6
LOAN
lmUMaeArtllW' Blvd.
lrvtnt, CA •na
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Sfni<"e ror S...11 Bwil I ADD. q11allly work. 2nd call ror wkly dall) &. On leodHapc mitin Aakfor Ra~ land1cap1n(C, spr~nkler , Paintm1Company 1 AUTypes 5311.7113 flO.EANUP P'Y'eeest
,... M T m1 "Cert Tu I .... bldt. l7 )In '" area holiday shopp11111 r11tu ~ .... " ~1t1m.1te1 I 54t-43IQI I 11wtallallon .. repair Ask ' 3Generatlons Of ,-. --• .......,. - -MO-lOlll , a. f\4:30 . • ~Ill PlaruW11 .. 1 LI c Mr p. I um b 0 ' .. ~ I 2·1 c a I for Marvin 979-5814 I Painlin1-£xcellence L.elt 111112 Buch RI, d • lO ' yr nxpt"nrm'f' ·•·or " llMul move clun up Con ----· AJI t ant /ul ES G
•t B ar\)'Um.tla&3u 1Ch'tld car•. m> 1· M ~:wit~ 1 rrete remoVll l Dump t1•u•r I 535-670l ' Y~~ · I TREED 1 N. .. i ••••••••••••••••••••••• . . I 645 __ Ornamental pruning, ......... CtlSTOM CA81Nt:T " heme. fonn .. ,. prt-M'houl C"i1trt'-'111r11 l.an1h1·avin.: trurk . qua c a ae rv .. . I lfllsaan Custom Pa~ling. '1ro lo .--A.. Sculpturing, topping . ........-1 ••0 ""'"" R""P IR I teac-htt 831 ~ T T &. '6"27638 18ncawurk, sma I Jobs Int Ii ext Materials &t • • • .,,... I . I
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time day!l nr 11vc• Nl(•e uk! l'I ?iWIH R.rJL!I R11t~ N11 J uh lot• IU\ytl~ , l·ustom blk work & re NB CdM areas, I 'm rnEMAILSUlTE hun~ w yard Dwnt'lln n I ana M7 Small' •'tt·•"":'l !WI 711111 YA.HU WtlHK. l'll'1t11 up&, . --taiJung walls Free est small my prices -are 17777 Marn Street "8 " ConW-9822arter5P~
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ol your child in m) home, t-Olor bn11htener:.. whl I >1'11 upcr ~I ~ ~~ anything! 968·8650 - . veneer, st~ne work 30 ~or" Resid /Comm •••••~••••••••••••••••• ~:h~a~t~dy Habft~· ~·.~1;::.,n<hrtia.Mue1 l'pUIOnunblt'llCh l'lun r.u.... G•n .. Senicet , ..... ft.le.... )'rS_!X~.893 3743 . .. e Est all work Repair•. Reroof All ~5176,548·9570FrS3.
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0 0 CMla ~165 ~ w ~ ffi\il~lr Re~~ Kttl.67511:17 cxpcnenC'c wall <'reate fordetails 84.2-0884. College Student:. ha\e 839-6793 New fC recovers Repair lBM Correct/SeleC'Lric,
......_Sen ~I Ol:i 1,. Mt pnnt lidi., marketing ----------1 grown, same gd service : -----, Specialists al slay busy other secretar ial work =:::! ...... ~~........... ::': .• !! .............. sl&le:.letter:..rad1ospc>ls.;Want,aRE~LLYCLEAN 11'11.24-436 1ns._~18427 !Exterior Pa1nt 1n"''. prices Reliable B&C business letters . re Wh~ Pa) s tore prll'n llt'w:.lette~s , brochure!> HOlSE' Call . Gmgham . r~ 19 ri-Svec1alists ·stucco re 548--06l2 t K r ScullJ(w-edNMal:.~ Joan ' a ... '"""'"'"h C'•""'l •n ,11sroP1(.luaht)lurn r .... nc:t l'H Call675 1230 Gari F'reeest li45-5123 _ .. ...,., • .,. ··~ pair wat,.rproofing ----s uml230es. e c a en Kents Beaut)' Saluo l ......, u u v -·.--fuustung,rep111nnl(&u1.1 I ---•••••••••••••••••••••••j · _.,. SocialSenlces 67[>.
------WH L I cost ' pick up deliver) " ' rel . Is XJnt work ' area 9 yrs most reas ' wo r . com Pe ' 'v e S ..__, '"Shirley646-6212 :. t &0 l IEeSAr LEI :> e 11 hol 6427712 i-~rec e:.l DESIGllo..J 'llousecleaning done by !Dave's Painting, ser11mg sandkblasin g. ctustt_om 1·•••••••••••••••••••••• ~Ca--&-..
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....................... est. Work guaranteed jGw •• g' holidays Pal'turc walls 1 :f'1t~!t ;': ::;penda · ac f;42.60(lS talk? Fre~ ccpu~s1e~n~ I "Let The S~nshi~e In" •
Creative Environments ; Also ciupel layed & re ••••••••••••••••••••••• at tht'ir be~t . furniture !_ Y 4 4 -Pamhng & Papering ------ABC H L I Call ~nshine Window
Construction, Stained. I paired. Jay.754.~ Cle• •/Hallllftt arrangements: etc· Call 1 College student will clean . Prof work Fret! est ,.._hf-/Wepoir 645-22'l2 -_ --1 Clearung, Ltd. 548-8853_
Glass Remodels. Spas.,,.__,. lC __.._ I Lawn Se r ,, 1 1: t> • John Int Ext lonsultant. I house to perfection wkly Rsnbl Steve ~7·4281 1•••••••••••••••••••••••1 J ,•l1111g the m11'1 pt'ople N d Cl w · d
496-3728 -, 09e,...., Landsca1>e Free Est . 6312124 ' Ref B 554 1928 I -St P· h I IA>~s1 ble is irnportant lo ee ean . in o~s . ----------,·•••••••••••••••••••••• 6"2 990'7 -. s. ruce, . t-Uie ext int pamtinR by . ucro & Plaster ale . . . . r ' Screens! Res1d Off1ct' C.pelller Dale W. Phillips, ron : -·--Ja~e H~~ecleaning I R11:hard Smor St. hi'.! no Job t~ sm quick & ' 1.~~a ,:u~;;::s~1 .;~c ~~~~ 1 Store Fronts673-2150 •••••••••••••••••••••••i crete masonry No job Reasralt'S, lawn ser v1.:e.1•••••••••••••••••••••••• E . ~ d We kly l1IS Try me 836.s,.')55 24 · clean~.6454199 ~ 1-l · 1· • 0 I ~:ipl:Jf=.NOR I toosriwll.542-2162 · ~t~::i.~~~~1tr::;:;~~=~,~~'::;t!e~~~~'ve.,~~~~;n!5 : ~.;::::s;s..2.51;:, hr.. · . 'Ncatpatches &te1<tures ~·'[~~~,;~cd1.h 111\111:~r~~~~e ~:1,~;d:'!~ '~~{h10~
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Banking CAll'ITSTORE 1 ~ricaJ o..ta1a.. M4JI". EHJOY GENERAL OFFICE I lntenor Designer, must I LA.MDSCAPl --------
Ca a:arclalT•r ' MAHA•H I SalnSenluR•p.. Enthusiastic. eHmenl. REALE~TATE HOUSEWIVES be exper · prof;· MAJMT.FOREMA... MAIDS
Previousexperiencepre· Position open for ag-t P IT Clerical, typin g takechar~e person w1th 1 That's rig~We al P/llme, no exp nee w/f~ture :.Lore expe Exper 111 all phases orl •-n....&..a.. .... -"---IM
rerred. gressive manager in 40wpm, customer con 1 bkkptl & financial upr., Walker & Lee enjoy real Telephone answering, prefd. Good nppty for landscape maml mclud·, -...,._..._.
State-wide multi·slore ~ tact & heavy phones., Pleasant orr . 4 day wk,' estate. Our Mil hon cust.~tact Spnni.td ale energetic personable m ing gd knowled~e or lr 1515So.CoastDr.
u.lhdCallforwio la .. 1 operation, Orange Coun-. Work 291hrs per we~k m • pd vacations & holidays.· Dollar locallon office has 1V. U782 Spnngdale St .1 d.1vdl Pleas_e appl} m , rJgallon Ex cell 01~pt}:' Coste MHe
63>ANewportCenlerDr.: ty. Carpet experience SJC & o~er location~ Send resume or short I pride, enthusiasm & HB I ~rson at i:>1ck Metteer 1 ~or <1d,ancement Jo,Ot.. IG &HarborBlvd>
Newport Beach , necessary. Xlnt. pay. For more tnfo call Glona' work history Wall con· guidance. We teach, we Fine ~rmsh1ng . 1727 114-546 7843 MOW HIRI ...
644-6464 'bonus pro1ram, profit-I al (7l4)558-Qllext63117 tact Send r4:ply to Lrain. If any or these GIRL Friday. exp'd Typ Westd1H Dr . :"lwpt Bch ' ~ .. "sh speaking or b1
E 0 . E. aharinl. medical /dental . Allstate Ins. Co. Adll613, Daily Pilot. Box 1 sound impc>rtant lo you mg. phones. filing, elr 646-lb'78 _ ~uor Clerk wanted, P tr ~only. Please app
----------. plan. gas allowance. Call I 17504lhS~. S.A 1 1650, Costa Mesa. CA, then call now & give your H B Io c Mark --------;---, rught.s. , ly inperson 9.5.
Bu*ing collect, Helen Neyer, Equal Opportunity, 92646 re.alestatecareerareal . 714 893 5847 da y~ lnteriorDes.qiner ____ 64.2·6S3'7 _ _._._ ______ _
C:-rcl .. T eM.n Carpel Town . 2 13 -' Employer I D-.-AL ; chance. Call & ask for Al 213·912 5'i()7 eve & wknd Model home ex pr. ~ ust u ve In Mothers Helper' ---------a n75 ! ""' 1 Sldlato have pc>rtroho College N tW. I •Ce ...... · · · • ·Om Ass't ·Ortho·F JT Posi· t6l-5671 GOLF STARTER . grad Inane area forlOmos.oldg1rl o l --=~~I ~~Jperience :cASHIER /Houseware l Experienced Liquor lion ·No Exp. Necess.· pc>ssihly retired , call 117~ ·• srrder, s mall salary +I Full time. Company
P · I Sales, apply in person, Oen. P/l'. Apply at 278 : RDAReq.546-9128 7AM::JPM 751·4344 I--------pnvate room with ownl benefits. Apply Pen·
.we.dCGlforwiela .... Rion Hardware, 1024 Broadway, Laguna , • anMf!lt• JANITORS bath.833-9062. I nysaver. 1680 Placentia
SixMonarchBayPlau Ir vine. <Westclirr1' Beach. ,OWIAMl_<1NPD SgETTER , --Partlimeeves.Newpc>n LV .... '1 !-A_v_e_.c_._M_. _____ _
Sout h Lal 1 Piasa>. N.8. Q.Ra.K/fYPIST · an..-... ron · P•.ve. -GUARDS Heach/Costa Mesa area . " 1 MAJMTINAMCE una , I ~ ch an n el set . W 1 re ...._,d..,. 1 Janitors & waxers Must F\JU time & relief. Xlnt. l · in N rt ~~3 I CASHIB 1 Mus~.be e_xperi~nc~ &1 fabrication also. Full•ESCaOWMAMAC.H 1 "-•ucr .... ow. beoverl8yrs.old&U.S. benefits. co. paid. Top ~~~tlm~~~al. . • • j 'l'M>openlnp, hrs. lo be' familiar ~th shipping &t Umr.Npt.area.54CVi555 . Bay Escrow est 1947 is I i::orprestigiouspc>stpos1 citizen. Call 532-6558, salary . Convalescent &Sun.lrtrulltime .Good
BEAUTICIAN-run s m : arnnced. Experienced. j w~mg. Please call ' loakUll for~ q~I. mgr.' taon. 5'/hr. Interviews 10AM·3PM, Mon.-Fri, I Hospital N.B. 642·8044. salary, xlnl. benefits .
shop, Hayr Barn, to9 W., ~y in person: Kerm 1 549-8lT2. DltAnlMG : t.o head up new office in Mon.·Fr~~~N S J anitor . nights. for , MACHINIST CallUzSlotten: 641-1616.
1ll&h St., C.M. 646·6255,, ma Hardware, 2666 1 a.EllCnPIST Immediate opening ror ; OC Airp>rt area. Must , OOERNATIONAt private country club.I SanlaAnaMachine shop E.OE. M/F
66-1145. llM'borBl.,Cll Variety of typin1 Ac· qualified st~uctural l have strong following, I SECURITY SERVIC ES .... 30 pr hr. Call beL 9-2. nowhirin. ·. 0 • needs class B I T -'-. 0 draftaman. Tilt-up ex· handle excba nges. INC .. · I " •-h th ; mllf rwulH llAUTYSWPLY ,CASHIER -houseware1 c:urac.y a must. P· perien.ce pr eferred. AITD's, etc. X ln l ' . Moo-Fri for inte rne"''·i mach1n1st .. late op For rapidly expanding
COSTAllESA I ..-. Apply in person.• ~!:~~l~lfs~I Floyd E . Wea~er! benefits, salary _c?m ·1 ~~~.~~n~~~1~ , ~~---___ 1 =:~~tocic!6~l PE'TCO Animal Supply FulltLme aal. l11-; Crown Hardware. 1614 ! ..... t 'bl Engineerln1. 3839 Birch: mensurate w /abahty . · 1 SUpennarkel. Enerietic . ...._...___...,...__...Su . Sm llltuel (Harbor Vu ' ,....vancemen poss1 e., Sl NB.~. I Call F R Becker I Jewelry Oyer Rd. &SS Fwy Call , a Cut H rdWorLers ,_.,_ ..... __. n. Call Mrs. Copla n : " · · · · ', Fi J I St 7517241 I ean · a •
'llo•. Ina. benelita, Qr)NB. 559-6901. IMS Equip-DRJVER P/Ume for ofc.t.1 547·S625. I GUARD~ ' ne ewe ry ore in. . -apply! 3033 Bristol Costa '1:0~.:.:0~r!o. P5~: w: CASHI& 1 ment, .2105 Barranca supply as equ.ipmt. de·' ESCltOWMAMAC.H , F\lll & p~rt time ~II ~;,;.~a:~~~r:r~~~I MAIDOllHOUSEMAM I Mesa.
'"" .. SLM . I ...__ ~ Rd.,lrvme. E.O.E. j u-H B area Muatj .c7 . I areas. Un1rorms rum d. for repair dept, d ays.I &CZ-3030 MATURI LADY ..... L onunp. , ... _ _.,. ex ~ce pre-1 ·-3 • • • • •• • " years ex~ence , as · Aces 21 or over, retired
I lerred. a putra •o 1Cl..<YI11ING Professional h8ve valid dri.ver s lac. 1 escrow officer with I welcome. No exper. nee Mon·Fri Write P.O. Box: Get <;REI-~ ca:.h For counter. help . at BEAlTl'Y OPERATOR •i Gardena Nunery, San withatensivebkground. $U5hr.Applymperson, beach area following. Apply · Universal 1566. Newport Beach.; forWHITEelephants health club m Irvine
• lllanlcuriata wllh some Juan Ca p i at ran o ·I in tap quality merchan-Moaeley'1 West. 2205 Grat opportunity with I Protecticio Service. 1226 9l!lli63_. -------l with a Classified i\d I arc;a. 10.2PM. Contact rum.. Good Commission.• 111.-.. 1 dise. To aeU & manage MaintSt., HB new company· Days· ! W. 5th St., Santa Ana In i Cla.o;sired Ads M2·56i8 · Call &12-56i8 Juli. 7s..7500. 557·~ jCUIDer-sales 1 <?"I· Counti~ newest ~ DllVH 6411Ma)O; aft. 5· S.Sl-546l. I terview. hrs: 9·l2 & 1-4. --• -I -•
HICICOllY FAaMS finest Mens/Women s For Ushl Deliveries in ~veSec~es . Mon·F'r_i_. ------... _./JR. ACCT. Earn atra money sell-store. 714-33l-8833 Newport Harbor area. Discover t he r10anc1~I HAIRSTYLIST NURSING
for rapidly e)lpandina laleow-metfoodafl~ifts Companion/Housekerper Ftr Mon-Fri Fringe freedom your own ~USl·!with Follow1n~ surr A A USTIN COMMUNITY HOSPITAL flmllcial flrm in Fuhion for holiday~. Fleuble for ederly lady. Room. I Benent.a, start 13.65/~r. nes.1 ~a n prov 1 de Beautiful Stores c M. . M 1A N T
lalmld. Exper. a must. hours . Wt ll traan. board&sa.lary.494_.554.
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MastsBlueprint234F1s-Unl~m1ted po tei:itl.al , K.B.HeavyAdvertismq, IOOI ..,.___......,........._ .a.y-Daily input & general WeatcliffPlua:M2-87'2. her,C.M.S40-93'73 begin P IT . t ra1n1ng Ab&olute'l'bp %,forgood .............. -"" .,._ '4!dger-des7~15·1,. Futuonlsland:MO-~. Companion. live-in for 1 D 1 . C t avail.96G-6489. operator S40-3857 S..ta Alla, C .. fOf'llia
,_ .. '1 elderly woman Lite I rye eaning oun e r . . CASHIER hou sewo rk .-Car Person Responslble FOAMCUTTH 1 HAIRS:rlLIST
a>al Washer F tr apply in for au station. Apply I neeessary. Refs. 548-3366 person to. mark. assem· needed to assist in pro-! Hairstylist & Assistant pet'sort 1740, Newport Blvd., --bh!. cashier CdM loca·, duction warehouse. 30.40 needed at Michael Gar N~wport Pacific ea.ta II... CONSTRUCTION tion. F\llllime. partlime.: hrs per wk. Will train. nson's. Call 642-6470
Botts 2200 W. Coast ---------8'li Yardman with valid f1exible hours. 673-49201 Apply1npersonbtwn9-3.
Hwy. Npt Bch. Uiver 's I ic FIT 1971 (8-6l. M lhru F, al 1374 Village HlcJh Fashion 5ton
BOOK.KEEPER c•l'llEIS Placentia Av .. C.M I ....\ M h . I I Way, Costa Mesa. In ·Laguna Bch n<'eds
k f Al uedro-ec am.ca help. No expr nee. will Resit Roll book eeper or CO~ Oes1ien/ Applicallons Food S...-.ice Wlir tr~•n 494.3094 property m anagement "" En · Or c t c 11 -·· firm in Irvine. Call u TDTE M. Conv Hosp Exper or I gmeer. ange oas o ege. I ---! will t~m. lOAM-6 JOPM So. California m anulac-part time, general clean Homtnwl&er Hffded 1 Shirley, S40-ZM6. -I Xlnt benefits, co paid lurer of l.C. probe test j ing. 11AM·2PM. Mon. 1 IOOllKEIPB -. • .. 642 8044 eql.ipment has openin g-Fri. 5'.75-SS.19/hr. Hoh For elderl.Y couple in
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For2nd63rdShifts .,COOi( capable or designing pay.~tactCoastCom ,me~lJ~P~~lJ~t~'1run ,
Ex per. full lame day customized, precision. I mun1ty Colleges. 1370 eFrr Wk 1· 1 on I We ..-it.e to mana,-e-........., I · d Ad ams Ave C M r 1 Y P a Y + • r ......... Appy: motori ze motions ~7before5PM Nov: t r ans portation a l -=., ~ision rom JJ'.-...C'1 Rflf-•I w/compule r_ conlrolS> l4th. E.O.E. M /F. lowance. Call now rorj
WANT A CAREER'! 10142 Adams, Huntinaton Exper. in design of step· appl. UpJohn H eallh I
Bookkeeper ~P\all chaL caum•>Ul·N2l -Beach. 3·5 Mon· Fri and·repeat l.C. probe G.a• 5 W..t.d!
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Purchasin1 .....,pt. exper. Equal Oppty Emply r test stat.ions highly de-Experienced g.ardt'ner a. EOE M·F ,,
1 yr. minimum. typin1 M/F. sirable-particularly in handyman on Laguna HOSTESS W ..... TED
50wpm, 4 day week, S700 am.DCARE in R.acquel· ,..___.,_at.or area of computer·control estate . Knowledge or . A"
mo. Call 714 / 752·8746. bal.U,lfealtbclub. From ....,........ precision motorized sprinltlenpreferred. Ex· Ftr Apply 1n Person ·
lrvineatta. IAtl·llAll. Mu1\ Uke Newport Beach Yacht linear motions. Ability to ceptional opportunity alter 3PM Hamburger I
chifdren. Call btwn 8·5. Club bas opening with support marketing ac· Use our tools. Mus~ have Hamlet 1545 Adams Ave. ·! i::!.~~=nc,;;:.c~~;~; 9112-1314. , _ !:.T~t~:~:~~:n~~-j tivill~ with . customer A·l references: Wnte ad Host/Hostess. prestigious ,
r@41uired. Newport a.ERJCAL , tivities coordinator tecmicalreqwrement.sa no. "798• Daily Pilot, N.B.restaurant,apply59' • 6311900 defmlle plus. We offe r: P.O. Box 1560, Costa F .. ,~ 1 land N B '! Beach real es tale co. Fut-growln1 Newport · · small, growing, closely Mesa, CA 92626. 11S1uu11 s • · .
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At Santa Ana TustiD Community Hosp ital, we have
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bed acute care facility and teaching hospital providing
quality healtt'I care to Central Orange County Residents.
We offer excellent salaries and benefits. The following
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OPERATING ROOM R.N.'s
EMERGENCY ROOM R.N.'s
ICU·CCU R.N.'s
Salary Levels Available -Dependent upon Experience
and Education: $1.517 -$2.138
6 l.1onth Operating Room Training Program Available for
Inexperienced A.N. 's. Next Class begins February. 1981.
$1 , 178 per month for first four months.
• Paid Trauma Nursing Class for O.R.. E.R.
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• O.R. Staff Meetings Weekly
• Special O.A. In-Service Meeting Monthly
• Free CEU's Ava1labre
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Weekend Hours during a 4 week pay period .
~ Half Time Pay for Call Time
-Differentials:
3:00 to 11 :00Shift1154.90
11 :o6 to 7:00 Shift $371 .76
Ask about our 32 Hour Work Week
with full pay and Benefit•
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-Dental Plan Paid by f he Ho9J)ftal
-Medical & Hospital tnauranoe paid by HoapUal
-Money and Gu Saving VM Pooling Program
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Special areas Include Mlcroeurgery, Open Heart Surgery,
Total Joint Replacement, Vltrectomtea Md Neuroaurgery.
We h1N9 the "9Welt In equl~t and auppll•. 9 Roome
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challenge? Want to mak"I K ~1 ·m~1 ·''"'" flaml '\111 rc It F.:SAL~ Mille Bulick SICIETARY We ha11e an opemng ror a.ilclnq Mahri .. s802S
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33.1 Jr<l St· '-·•l!1111a B·· 111·h Brot>&ctlollow, Santa Ana. . · L L MacGregOC' Yachts, 1631 Placentia. CM gister. 8:30·4 30 Mon Sales prest1g1ous .A . aw • Placentia, CM -----Porti• U1t:
Fri. S3.75thr Ar>ply m 1 ••••••••••••••••••.. Firm has immediate -------WOOOSHOJ> m strul'lor. 1 Over 200 1 of a kind antique
person only (Scal'l1rf r eal c•s t ati· RETAIL opening for Secretary ""-k xlnt. job for colle..:e ·tu · 1 I t d ' S It Mose leys We s t , 220~ with heavy Ltt11atlon ex· ~ dentorsemi·reltre d 22 & Jewe ry o s . outs t a n m g pe e r
Main St. Village) •23. MANAGEI perience. Good skills. Experienced stock room up. Must have thorough, C:lol'k . ,Vienna , Regulator W all.
H.B. LIHGO·HEWPORT BEACH strong or1anlutionat. clerk neede d for our knowledge o f p wr C l ot'k S. ma,ntle cloc k s ,
• abilities. Initiative & marking line. Full lime . equ1pm1 F'or appt ha r o m e ters. 20 Hummel figures . Op1ratkM1 Penottnel I
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3rd QUARTER is mature, honest, depen-Excellent ben efits. ure in.'lurance program, player piano. grand piano. 1 of a
dable. Small, expanding Salary open. Call Linda company discount. paid WardProcessift9 k ind pump or ga n . old v iolin an
chain ladles clothing Ru ss e I I co 11 e c t vacations a. holidays. To Sl.000 2 M AG 11 • t'a se, piano stools. plant st a nds ,
Th<· N(•w1>0rt C e nte r o ffice of Lingo storel. Mrs. Trabish or 213 /556-2000. Interviews Applylnperson operators w 1a1 lea~l 6
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E.O.E. M /f' ~ t'uastal Pers on 1 m:tlC'h box collection . over mantle th <' 1 r b est c ve r with n early Sec'y/Word Processor nel A1,1cncy. 27!IO H arhor l mirrors in )f:lk fra m es. tea carts, 4 d f $10.000.000 in s a les vplume . This .,_,_ TOPPAY Bl .. CM · bd t h . . Process or ers o r l h i . ...,_ .,. __ 800 or 850, artec y••cH.., NE...VER A FEE !-:OE piece rm se s. C' airs m set s. · ur H h 1 trc men< ous ac evement 1s a •W-.'i uc • ..,. -~ 'l I ~~~x~npre~~·rr~~ j t ribute t o t h e highly q ualified and up!d. Full o r P T . Elementary Ftr642·0411 _ _ _ w a r
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Laborato ry, 2832 Dow. I fleach. I •W...'1 SICllTAIY I SUISTITUTI I a vail. 6 hrs a day Mal( Frenc h sofas & c hairs. Fre n c h
1\atin921581>. -I ' s,ortsw... I SIOPllDAY II, Savin 000 or Arlee [ l~1mp tables. pic tures and frames . , •Ht•••••• Ir you ar e an ex c· Ca.11752·02.14 bl & fl I G I Orthochalrslde assistant. I If y ou h ave been considerin g 8 perienced s e c r.etar y .Wanted ! Qu all 1ed - ---ta r oor a mps . ypsy sea es,
bulycheerfulorrice Exp I "Need extra m oney for kJokinC(ora FLEXIBLE Subllltu~e Teachers lo Mlltd••M I la{>el?tries. tru nks . pitc h ers /tt.
A:torRDA preferred. AP' 11 C'hang e and feel you m ight meet our Chrisbm1? We arueek· (up tQ 30 hr wk 1 . ~~ 1h11lheh schootl s,tu· •••••••••'-••••••••••••, 'hov.;ls: 2o<f lots · of g la s sware & 01 759088~ high-s t a ndards for exc~llence . inlfull•parttimehelp. schedule we need you ua ... n even o a ... _...
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....... ti-. Tues. 5 to 9, Joaquin Hills Rd for a confidential iftl.schedu&e • depart· NB tmsa Non-smoker 1rade~ 9· 12 . v, a1 tld ~MINSTER 14100 '••• •• ..._.
r•n ..-Interview. ment u1i1nment now. ..,.,jlft'ed • · Califonua credent• re· ABBEY Wed. 9 to tPM. Some f'Qmibilltlea for full tlme ..--. ........ APDIY and sub· ANTIQUE MALL P• I t•f, C&
••P· K e r m R I m. ...-n-;:r. emplorment mt credeDlial'in persoa. I Daily 10-I, F'tl 10.9 C2 I Jf Ul-1124 C714f UMJIO . lllrdware. _. Harbor I I... A In Theae Uttle ad1 r eally RmliallOD Beach Union ,..._ ..... ..,_ ___ .. • M ....... _ • .....__ II b• pou " e . PP >' Hilh !lcbool District , '-IUIKU ._....ay I LBC ••11 ....._ _. •¥Ct. c. , --1 IOgO 644-7020 J*'9Qn: worttl Jolntbe&houeands 1oa1 Yotlltown Ave.. um.Westminster Ave. No minimum. n o reserve. MC &
;Counterma n Exp "''-J.C.~ ol other people In thl• H.B. "" call to be re-GardenGrove 554·~1031, ,VISA, merc handise to be paid fot -'ll t In Fff .......... _laland, N.8. area •ho are re1ular = .,, .. _,,, -any '"'bul •• ra · ,.._ v .... ,._.:""""'s.-t. 11. Sun. sam e .day of auction • ....,.alDI L.ocke.r 2431 &O.& 111r t ~n ol e1 .. 1n.c1. cau uu-. I
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wood bookshelf h••d \'tv"I, din.ln& 1et, rapla1ftlli I <.: M SO 4874 lkh1nd j 6Jl.li" 25-~r piet•e l':llnt' l'wo Lay Z Boy 'w1vt.'l I wilh rasi• f:xc·i•llcnl i•nn , MACAWS Lombe power scope C'ost I ro>. used once. pcrfcl'l
boerd. Matlrfls. hu1t•r · bid. ~~ furn .1IC'rt'(1 fo'tdl·o • l(l~IA! yuur own lllc:. I r~·k~rs .~th Sll!O 18731 ditlon, $100 675 K052 art,•r COCKATOOS I ~· pnce 1325 675 !>-191 shape. 548· 1860 _
..... Plldded r•ll. t•um .,"TV ll, motor(•yelt' . .: .. ~I h I uf f N "w 1111 r I (iood for 1•eralllll sh11pi. I aseo Pu:asso. Irvine I 6PM I ;t MYNAHS : ~es --I 6 HP JOHNSIJ'.'ol
pMte wtth matchm& s f\ II. I I c h "" n w • r t · 1 Br II r h fo'u r 11 1111 r ,. or smvall• p11rllc:. tu us~I ~ Ludwig D m Set i I . . j..OVEBIROS I Sc uba Equipment ' Runs good good n>nd chelt ul S drawen., both ml crow a" t' q•"' In II ' ~In I h Ing lam ,. " }our art1:>l1c: 11llllil 1t!:. W..ted 8011 ' d STru . I h Jal>S Pea.ch Face SCUBA PRO Mark V 11295 . 646 11115 lite _,... fll•rh & mur h morl' .. s,:w ~ • nmL~ om:-f' rumf! Fischer . • · cww, _.., AnllQUl"' ~vt'r;lhinll llUt'l> .,.,. • h11·1•lt'l> ~101111 ap l 0"""",f•••••••••••••••••1 snare5Z1ldJian t,mlH1b l Blue Mask reg, tank . BC. guages, loah.llowft' 9040 :iccablnel with Sun, llMM •PM sos 1' pll11ntei., 1Jdtnt111111• 2 L'add) !>j>Ukt! w llccllWANTED_ Heading & ;ill hardwan• Wht. FINCHES 'fi":s. mai.k &c more •••••••••••••••••••••••
... A ra1dlu llnd Pn>munlory Or Wei11 huoki. stereo rcr11rdi. rim!> $100 for bul h ~for 1nfant. age 2 pearl. xlnl rnnd s1:mo PARAJ{EETS I Bailey med Wt.'l ~u•L 28. BERTHAM •n v r ~.,.ayer 11 II work. N 8 67~ZW7 drapes & loy!> Sal Nu"' ~4B.12 8JY 9320 CaJ.1~4121 Greg&IS 157H I CANARYS 644-6179 . ·. t', 1
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quailed bedspread , MLilb fam11) Sale s ~I NB Loveloltooft• Wanted.Schw1nnexen·) OffluFurmtur.& 1 Gralll> Albmo.,1TV,ladio, I tank. new mt $.11.5011
eartbtone colors; $3$0 9 • f'\lrn. Collet·11ble~ seodwmeon~)uuluvea :•e Call e vening!> I Elf'pmtnt 8085 Pied Pearl Fawn .. A.Stff~ 1091 Newporl Yi.r lit E K
Call Tl4-M2·0ll8 Hlehld iteJll~ :J02 l'ural ~UL Tl FAM IL. Y houq~ of JO mulll t•ol I ~l 8287. -. ••••••••••••••••••••• •• Greal~r Patag11111an'I '••••••••••••••••••• •••• <:_hanf!.e 675 111011
Balboa lsland jl the Comer ur Mam & ored helium tJalloon!? tied ~cal Wanled IB'1 .\l a~ Card HALF' ~tOONS Ht'J11t1ful RCA :>.s· \'OICJri 3S VlKING 7!1 1 :l">CI
10 pc. llediterrant>an Liv I 1 171 h In ti u n t 111 g lo n lh bbo & ._..__nt 808 l 11 W I l L.<Jvendar . .\l'Tld w n 'f\' 2 yr wrnty. free de I . . .... inl/Rm~S700. YardSale S1d &Sun 1014 w1 n n your uwn -'"9JIS' s ii ea se or IH e'"" Sl2A 6461786 C'r us FWt. 7 5 i:cn . ........... ~ G p Bea('h TV, rull away per!>O nal m essa. ge. I••••••••••••••••••••••• purehase \all7520234 l:UueF'rontAm11zun 'J 1 VllF. fatho. sumloi:. _........, . rove late' Costa ........ ctuldren s loy• Sal p f l f Meall 'Guatam· l ~n -!Mesa 'No"""1 9l z ~ erec or ever) oc Alto Sax, Yarruiha. Xlnt Pett 8017 ' -~ · .. ., '25 C:Ol.<>RT V$1111 ,1ourn b ridge , stall
r-....1. hshd fum1sh1n°s. --• v · 0 t·ai.ion We de 11 ve r ' Cond $27 ~ Drum· IJOVES Q All. i 1 YL',1\R u'ARllA"''f"' I ~how~r Reduced sg9,50U ............. .. bi34419 I ,, ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• AFR-ICANGHAYS I .. " , •• I ~ ~ exec. desll &c ch a1 ro.;Gara11e s.tle Kg sz brass1sAT SUN 10 s 311 _ 642-4764 Sherry's Poodle!> Poodle AfulllineofExotii·Birds 6425340 Nw11t Y ai:h t 1-:x t·h
lamps, formal dm. br's.I hdbrd ~.car luggage , Amelh yst . llalbo<t ,STAMP COLLECTIONS'------Mix free to l(ood home & Planls. Wall Uecor. : 67!>--l8JO
misc. 2000 Holiday Rd. rack SI. sofabed $35., lsland f'\lm1ture. llvm~ P U RC HASED Davei Bett~y f1~te. xlnt lune 546-2848 Barrel Wat~rfall,., & Ac TV IJ 2 .--B ,\ y I. 1 Ni-; R
NB. Thun·Sun, 9·6 Karu~an area rug SlSO, nn ft bdrm Dmmg table i, Ux>per 846-2387 Sterling S.'l\':r w ('a:.l' c•essories 1
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Room D I R, Bdrm + w/case It access. $35, SAT ONLY SAM 4PM . drawers. 1 shelf. locka-Offic:! FYmiture & Office FYrniture & l95J3 Bearh Bhd , dwn or trade takt-m •·r _....... t f Eftlllp-nt 8085 Empment 8085 1 at Yorktown :i m1 many ,_..,r 1 ems rom ....-mower-reel tyno Odds It Ends, Go Cart bit' ..,-""" ..,-Magna\'•~ Medil. Pecan! pay ments. S4!f ,5011 d ecorat or's home .--~· ~ . ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ml1Jth of4{).'>S D t'rw)I I N t y ht ... h · $35, C hildcraft e n -2321 La Linda N 8 1 r<4() 768-5837 1 • !>la-eo. i\m Fm& record ewpor ac .-.H -.-.. 642 6 82 240 I ., lluntin~on Bea!)! v .... ._ or · I 1 cyclopedias 15 vol. set 1 (23rd/Santa Ana) 1 ----. ----.-Call 536-2587 &Jlayer. S19S 64~!'>424 1 67~~~--Vle Eboli Npt Bch. : S20 Wnl more. Sat 9AM . ---:-, 2 F'icus BenJam\na trees.
, ! ' !Rare Collrcllbles. Anti·, 10 & 12· tall. in con Open lOAM·9P:-.1,7days VidtoRKo.-dft' 121 ' f1 bcr gla s !> Tu ~.
8 Hlde·a ·Bed Couch I ~MhS~o'Uy. 2~9t2 . ques. o ld c hildren 's tamers.SlSO ea.631·2124 ' Chri1tma1Lay-away~ ~ta , with over ssoo ' Islander Weekender or
Green Vlnyl,(.r>bl Bed ' ac w · u!'t c · • books. man's leather .. -------Rnan. Avail. OAC. worth of film. hke new 1 C,'haraL1er Bay l.auncto
Size) Good Cond. SSO 1 <AUanta/Magnolla). i walnut, budoir chairs., 9Xl2Karastan CLEARAN .. CE cond. S675 96ft 2608 6mo. old. VW R:i hh11
6"-5544 • . . new gilt!I of domed ar SlOO Piano1 & Orc)ons 1090 Diesel Fu II ga lie".
Sorabed. blk nauiahyde. ~ui~·i:;::~fo1c:1~e:~~~l ran~emenl~ w 1bul·1 -. 640-0112 USm OFflCE FURNITURE ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~e;,!3::~~e\l(Jl1~t\~1~· stove rerngerator l1111
$175. Antique !!bl brass ' almost new l8838l terf~ies & birds ., also Tappan elect. slide 1n ' Desks . chaits . file cabinets. ~~e~a~~~"~13n21 ~~~~~ Tune r . lurnlllb le 1 berth. head. compll'l•'
bed, $150. Antique trunk. Redwood St. F . V .' ~:~~ ~~k~~·8~1~~~~e 1 oven-range &c mtching conf. table. etc. etc. etc . g,;5 After6eall960·59\Hi 641H61S I Sl9.500 G46·7R87
S1S. ~ue rocker. oak., Garfield/Bush&rd . • = ·, bit· in m icrowave' CASH & CARRY .J J · V I K ING • I 1125. Quee11-11 walerbed. 1 · delier, gd toys, games., w /hardwood cabinels f\llhy Grand $1500. loah & Manne ' lwmbndge. teak 1)ulft1'.
$150. Yellow wic ke r ;fti & Sal. End Tbls " ~le grass lamp W / Ready to install Best of 1 DAY SALE 9·SPM Stemwa\' upright Si2295 •pmtnt l nsnequiµ. 2stalluns I II.'
dreuer/ch anging table. Coffe Tbl, Girls lOspd f Chinese base. ~hone <'~:, fer Call 714-548·6216 Saturday. November ISi C01~•l1·. blond" S7!15 •••••••••••••••••••••• • svslcm. lwm Crus1111,.1,
-Gu kiln top loader bike. clothing, etc. 97521 cor~er mac hine, 24 Newport Freeway to Noh I O·.ik u11r ,,harp Sl595 loah. Maintenance/ ...... 500 Newpon y,11 111 .... . . a "---L Dr H B I Oiristmas wreaths lots I If.-' 9bZO '"' $100. 55'7·3289eves. I earuruua . . . • • I New Tappan Touch /Con·' Ran ch Road. Tun1n11 & rt-pa1rmi: .-r"'IC:C Exchange 675·180IJ 1 I ~· Sat. 9·5· 317 Via trol Microwave Oven 2154 Morttt S..ti lh•d. Tuner !l48 7272 •••••••••••••••••••• •• 0 ----• Oakcoffeetableltendta· Garage Sale, Fri-~1.m.9·5., LidoNord,N.B. I Li.st Price $499 Sell for ... MAJ<INEELEL'.TRICIAN :II' Silverton f'l)bnrll!•'
ble,. eo. Kenwood re· T~ls. furn .• dashes &l lh 11hohl Cioods 1065 i $375; Gold & Crystal 8 <>r..p. c.......... Stor) & Clark !>j)lnet, dk "lu:Hlly Work Call 'i8. N B "1µ avail ,." 111
ceaver It 2 J a nsson , bakes. !M76 Cormorant •••••••••••••••••••••••! C.andle Chandelier List ' 714-974-4640 redmahog, $800 perfect ~92520af:cr~PM 225 HP l\vnn mlr. l(l'n
apeaken. $350. pc_>uble l Orcle,F .V. tto..&._..11 Price $850 Sac. SJOO;• shlrpeS48·l~-_ loah.MsiM 1 like new w ith ma !\\ :!t97tr1~~box springs, t•& .. OIHOOD 1 s.c.tty Syshtltt I Queen Size Cu~t o m . Sldinq 8093 &p1,...... 9030 xtr11s . $4 0,SIJO. P P -· · I fiARACHSALE l F'l.tt6tbeft. 751.5613 I Beds pread &c Pillow ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••. 644-78'72or751·1311.
2pc Sectional Sofa Mint 1 Sat M 1183 p rt K' . , Shaml90. 6'0·2746 1 Ski clothes, Samas worn ' &arding ladder. 1Don Al· I Dor sett 15 · v . h u I I
Coad Beat Offer over l • o im ........,, 1070 I . by Stenmark. gor geous len new. $1995 ) 5 steps, I fbrgJass Convt to . 45hp · ed d tbl ~rly Pl. NB. ~nlq . •••••••••••••••••••••••;Spa. 6·0clago~ Custom , Italian. des11~n. ~ample , S750. Monomaue head.I Mere. El~. startp Xlnt l250 Aaaort en s pr;nts, boob, fu~ature,I Hvy 14K man's gold 'I Bwlt w/spec1al tile &c saJe ideal Christmas ( ..,20> S75 B lg I ..... HO~S75 /ea. Be au l. • decorator•. crart items. I -•·b 6 aold mon•y clip ""'ua'p. never used Cost . . . . . new -. I e cond Trlr. also. Garagt> -·"' ~ ~... gifts, Fri 3·6pm, Sat pumps , S 25 1ea .1 · Chrome Plate Chan · I Schwinn bikes. Tonkas. w/$2\.<J gold coin. 759 .. 1643 , $3500 Must Sell Offer· l0.2pm at 2928 Cliff Dr 1 (714)~9020. I stored. $1300 orter dltierbeltolfer over~. toya,lotsmore. I Trade?760-8546 1 nrSantaAnaAve.N.8 . ~56119. _
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Canelldllrd, I draw base mile. 21111 Poetoo Lane. ...,. _ .. · Sue 147.6041 'l place settings, service It iAlltos, New 9100 A.to1, N•w 9109 'Auto1, New 91001 •uto1, Hew 9100 Auto1, N•w 9100
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9aUll7. mac. 912 West lllb St., rels. reber cutlers. misc
Kenmore, 1 moa o ld C.M. G e nui ne Burme se! loola.49&-2725.(
"'--a. d al Id y RUBIES. Your choice, 1 wu....-• ryer, new Tot ~01useho -ou onlyl20each. 640-*'88 JCookwatt for sale·20-pc : SllO. lell for "50. 8' ~a name it. ~m .. ~.I , stainieu steel waterless I
$50, new S ~a r 1 clot.bes, llatchen Items, ~ex. DateJust. Stain· oookwatt, won in con·
sreeabouae lll8 • new lmick·lmacu, records... less It &old, flawless. 11 tst. for sale at sacrifice I
... Mil for l200, other C.M. nr Dh/Or~,.e 9-4. wk. new $1,850. 7S2· 7919 price. New queensize bed , ~day 141-0380. ev I Set~looUorsitns. Uvaatock . 1075 1 ltbar ~t.ools forsale also. I
---------Oak hall tree, pr oak •••••••••••••••••••••••' Call Unda494·6168. I
Kini IOfabed $100. Bed· cha!rs, hand.painted Wanted: Pasture for Quills, hand sewn, collec·:
clal·Antq Fr Tble $35. Haviland. plates._ punch Y'OUlll Mule until May. lion from Kenlu~ky &t I
Bike S:SS. 142·2267 or set, antique p1tc~er. Eves: (21.3)705-0144. Tennesse. Reasonable
-.5'1'11 gypay ll~Ue, accord1an, ML • IOIO pnced. 9.5, 646-5T.18 • I typewriter, IO ·key -.c-••-I
Davenport 12 (Jpe), l!JOO: machine le many collec: ~··•••••••••••••••••••• SALE! Desk S50. 7' Couc h
. 2 Qub Chn Down Failed tables, pool slide. 2211 High speed R.odac air 1 SlOO. l9" Motor.ola Color I ~ l300; Oriental Tustin Ave. ratchet. $15. I T.V. $175, Refrig 1150,
Ccftee Tbl •; Kitchen 768·5837 at" Bar Stools SlS/ea ..
Gt .. Tblw/2chrsS100; GaraaelSale. Furn., · Chevrol · 1 bl k .1
Amtrian ~oire 6' tall lamps, decor. items. LUGGAG~TAGS rzoo. o!r:'eo°:tgPa~.
S300, Mirrors, etc. hsewarea. books, sptg fromyourbusmesscard.I 6'.>IG>
&M-4S18 IOOda. antiques. 25<·S375. Send one card for each l---------
E Sat. It Sun. only. 1836 tac plus one spare. Wei Mi.nit Stole, Autumn Haze,
GIRL'S FR. PROV N. Irvine, N.B. return per~ane n lly perf. cond, l300 bst ofr.
BDRM. SET. 8pc. While sealed attra';'lave .J.a1. "' B&ond din tbl w/2 lfs. 6 w/aold t rim. Dbl bed YARD SALE-Sat 9'5. strap, m~t1ng a1rhne · chrs. SlOO /bsl 25 .. color I
canopy. S250 /0BO. "IMVictoria,C.M. l.D. requirements. Pre· TV t bl di k . W.1471 Lots ol goodies. vent lou & theft! For a · a e m · wor mg : personalited tag encloser Sl25(bst. 548-4910 aft 1
CUST B LT YOUTH Clean o ut. loads of wallpaper. fabric or1 apm,wkdys l
BEDS. w I s tor age llJOdiea, 8-4, Sat It Sun, "~y Glo" pa~r &t we Jape.nes.e sword'i 19). 11 drawer 6 I add e r . 110 lnc*li.De, C.11. Moe· wW beck It tnm your armor w/box to be sold
tt"Jl(JOBO 979-1478 tioeUoCcJDdm. •-. Or try two cards • -· b:it.obad" all together on ly .
\ Din. rm set, told velvet Ill Kiap Pt Sat~ Sun, PRICES: e -'Z5Tl.
seats. Stereo coaaole. as. Builctin1 materials. 12eaor3/15 s __ o_n_y_R_e_e_l_t _o_R_e_e_1.1
lbrble-top colfee table. ~. llaaa sliders, 4/5i.p$1.80ea. Recorder l300. Boollcaae
SJl.1717 tdar TV's, aquariums • 6/itap $1.50ea. S20. 3'1gal fish aquarium. -.. · !Wrta. .. · • .-10..ormore$1.40ea. Aritique Hutch. i Double Sales Tax Included comp. S 12 0. S le re o
bouprin& It mattress. Gara1esaleSat. only. 9to NOCARD'? a~/fm cus SlOO, tools ,
Twin"bouprinl &t mat· 4. 111 Diamond Ave, Dr'ilw your own or sendJ masc. $10, 979-5300 days 1
treaa. Student desk. Balbo-111.and. · name, address, phone It Dale Mech I
lllac. Wkdys after 5:30 ---------~ we'll malle one card.per .
Ml· 5 F A M I L Y Send check or m;,,,ey or· with li&hted Ch~stmaa 191 . -tai. Add25< each F\Jrnished Doll Housel
a..tmdinin1tbl,4chn,3 A..&.a.&.al derto: tree, 1rand piano &t
I. pe ~b. 2 hi1h· back .WA~w PILOTllalMTIMG house 11th.ts, SSO.O .
awlvel 'Chn, xlnt cond . SAU p 0 Box 1580 Walnut roll top des'\, 54" I · •·*1 M4-1-IMllPlilce c:o.ta.Meaa.ca.-~ 40·• hl1h. $450.
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wttb ottocmn, 4 pieces · I Mac. 5'9-1444 l
ll8ple BR set, xlnt cond.
• SllD. root car rack, $15. -..u. -
Alllique dQluer, marble ._ Pecan dnuer Ht 2
awtvel rockers, SlOO ... .,.. ...
•· 2 lawn mowen: 1 Temia Membenhip. F'ln 1 · p . 1 t.ttery P5 each Valley Racquet Club. "':Sci female membership! I ftolS'I ailverplated la· price9l0 w.2710 I ~pl Bayview Yacht •
die, meat fork, berry ' Oub, '750. 751--0811 I
.,_., p6e server .... MOPED. 1200 m l 1395, '. I Eleetrtcal appllancea: I boy's Schwinn btke $30.
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Sl-•• Coftee _pot ~-u. I, MS. Fiat X19 whla M4-1033 ~are rotaHe~J1 ••.M5-M51 IRONRITEIRONER • .,,. .... wtt1t •Pit ~ I ~
like aew . Kll c he11lawtatm.1 8'1aar, Nov. Gdcond. $100 . .,-"'
.....: Trays,' pots •j 1. 10.4. St. John The! S.·'Dt2 1
-· 4pc'*mtat. wldte, twln ~nl•ea , roaate~ Divine Church. 183 E.: Very Reasonable! Area =:-me· Small ~k. • . cl 0 t bl DI . ·, eay St. C.111. Soup, salad IW& 9 " l2 Lampe Dbl I
......_, pents, •·lunch. Cbriatmaa de· I Safa Bed ind• ~lltall
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....... HCriftce .... • ... Biby 1$elllll." Anf!. i· baked fooda, baaketa, j 1 .-. 880, 111 . .,,... que Salle dell. L~ Rlthnaccea.
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SPECIAL BUY 1980's
1980TOYOTA
TERCEL LIFTIACI( 4 cyl . 5 speed. (973YNG)
1980TOYOTA
COROLLA 4 dr . auto .. air (687YUV)
1980 TOYOTA
COROLLA 4 dr auto air (730YUW)
1980 TOYOTA ·.
COROLLA 2 dr . auto a ir (748YUW)
54995
54998
55198
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1980 TOYOTA
COROL~ 2 dr .. auto .. air (581iuz1 . . . . ~ 549 5-
1980 TOYOTA COROLLA
UFTIACK' A1i1to .. a ir (620YUV) . .
1980 TOYOTACORONA .
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1980TOYOTA
CELICA Air. auto .. sunroof. (601YZI)
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Vldr .-,. 87).$21.J rwiloOl wheel&. r1t1.lt11l 1 I Ura i... th1n 17 Ut10m1 1 l'lk~ Arrow 71, ", ouo m 1. • ~ 8'2 938.'I ,
&rn roof 111r, hitc h., . ~rf conc1 11 7 200 '7'1 Dataun K t11ic t 11 b
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"We're De~lin'"
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NEWPORT BEACH 71~0900 I ~~~·.~:.: ....... !!.~~,~-~~·-~::: ....... !!~~ ~~·.~:.": ....... !~~! ~~·.~:.'= ....... !~!!
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Call Eves 675·21885
$12,000 140 l'abnllo 1
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·73 Holiday Traaln, 21 • ,
like new. ~II Nmla1ned
&c loadt'd wtlh 11 ar.1 tandem ult'. must Sf'll 1 Callaller6pm 831 ~ 1 ----------;,.60 Wanted. Small lrlr to 21 fl ..,' INh. W -rv PP. Olli after Spm ;" ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6'5·7:116
• 31' ALEJUELA ·1977!·---i World Cntlin1. raat. dbl 10' Travelette , self.cont. ender, dsl, 6 ba1a of ' can be pulled by oompact
uila, better than new.· car. $1600. 645·0820,, • •.5'JO. Newport Yacht 1 831.QOS
• Exch. 8'75-UIOO. ------
[: '7838' Comfort in Space al I \ 'Ericboo 32' '75, I sails, 8dl, Great Vacation or !
wbl, knot, VHF, many Wlmd 1pot. _.,541.4797 ;
xtru. cu.tom Int • ext. .......__ 1....._ f 110 bett.-than new. ()((er. T~ ._.._., ~
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11' flber1la11 Sloop. 5alOal, elec:. brakes.!
· w/tl'tr la o/b. 7t,<,' beam. S12500BO&M·8&'7 j
wry steady in water.
Spaciou1 family day Sll!P .van '7~ Chevy 51M ;
sailer. SIOOO. 90-0593. Utllity traalor, factory
· made, c:oal Sl200 sell I For aale or lease: '80 9!0. 911-2712
Catalina 30, fulJy loaded, Allllo 5enlce ,.... I
mat cond. Dana Pt tE. • Acce.1.ri.1 9400 1
Marina , open o •• .. •••••••••••••••••••.
Dl9Qtiate.830-6797 $SAVISAYI S :
LASER. Excel. cond. wrnt USID PAITS I
Harken equipment. Car Imported car parts I ...ck. SI~. CalJ 978·<>781 lllPORT
32' Sail boat w /mooring. 1~~~~~:~~r l I
SIS.OOOfirm Anaheim 776-9900 ~'601 ,--------~
Colombia 21 cabin, jib. , 4-tpHd % I
main, nu 1pinnabr, trlr. I h 11wi1alo. 1 $1SJO.IG-Je86eves. . Alao miscellaneous 240Z,,
-:mlputa . IT Bay Sailer Trlr. Main, I 7fi8..5837
.... Genoa $1000/080 ---------
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a.J 20 2 seu sails 6 HP 3500 lbs minimum make • .
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'lM-84&-7434. arr.. 59-2511 l
.... SI .. / Rear seats for '72 VW i .... 9070 a.a. 'beige, never been I
....................... Uled ., ea. 5411-asao I
i SLIPS NEEDED Ilise. VW parts, set of 25'laUP windlbields, eng blocks, 175-7100 exbaU1ta • lots more.
WANT TO BUY Newport llM-«il3.
lllDOriq, 40' or lon1er. 125 SLT6, SZOO. a /t, $50. i o.y.111M'101 Front end, $100, rad
25' Newport Sllp for rent bncbta new. $75, H.B.
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541-5.556 • AllllDlfwS.
Jt1oarint apace avail. 21' ·····;;;~~:;~·····1 to JI'. fl.50/ft. /mo. N<71'1CETO Ardell: MZ·S'135. READERS AND .... s ..... '°'° ADVERn8ERS ....................... Tbe price of item•
Dry 1torafe available. advertiied by vehicle
dealen in lbe vehicle Ne~rt Duaea, 1121 cla11ified advertising Bae Bay Dr .. NB. coh.anm doee not include MM510 any applicable taxes, 7,_ ., .,. ..... liceaae, transfer fees. ....................... .._ cbarges, fees IGr ........ "" • pglhDoa control de-....................... riee certiftc.uam or de-1:i:ftb llullr.eteer, .... docwneat_ary pre-me 150 LyeGmiaf .,...uan chaqea unless en1. 2 Com ·•••'• otltenriae specified by
trimponder .... -aft the advertiser. IPll. .. -I -c · •e-S./ ·ariia 9520 ... tuo ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... 1970 C4DILLAC ......,...., Camper 1hell,
abort bed Dodie Ol' COWIDIVIW
Qevy, Jt.lat shape Sl50. 31,., oripaal miles It .... k.tecl! Must be the best
................. fl(Q example of this model in Orante Co. 1 prttious ....................... owner • perfect! •. Schwbut .'71 Trt·wbeel,
fully equipped, lepd. (71bAVA>.
TAS Motor. New .... SJ•• i ---· ··'411. . Trli:ODORE
f'allllot Moped, rum amt. ROBINS I lllO. FORD ~.
• I• ,11 •~A~ l'.f lW '.l "r> i .t._1 I ((•',Tl\ Ml',/\ til,, ,i(l10 ·~!!!: ...... !!~! 1 ·•Ford Woodie, restored i
'11 lbllla XL·ZIO, 5000 SlS,000. ALSO '21 llodel · mu ... aeHr ln dl~t. 1 A Town Sedan, 4 dr. I
; ..-: llMllZ Ul S.JO I ....... Ideal for 1tu·
r ..tdays. , dint. ll0,000. 8'7Mlll . j
: ?JHC*DA lllac I 0otvatn:3dr ·•. 9'00. 4dr i
: 4eyl,~'b-blt0: j ·14. -· llake offer" : ::i:rou1 need ca 11 1 H.B.s.t,WT'71t. I
: .. .,.. fWd.llercury Woodin. I
• Low Rider la&a ol Wood bocly llatioa wp. j ; .. Ill;>, • .r~~,... 'lo 1... IMJf'ard.... l ........ ~ ' , 1Mll'ard9llOO I ;:1111. .......... JJM. 1tnlltrc1111 SU.900t '
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CAii 558-7811
1981 PICKUPS!
BIG SELECTIONS
RUDY TO ROLL
• SHORT IEDS • KING CAIS
• LOMG IEDS • 4x4's
£VERY CAR LISTED BELOW NOW SPEC IAl l Y
CLEARANCE PRICED . SEE TH EM AND SMILE '
· 12 Mo./ 12,000 M• Ser•a C•lrect
A• Ow MOit UsM In• •rfl
'16M 121 ·
4 cyl., 4 speed, radials. vinyl
• Interior. white. great llllte ec:onomv CM. Priced below
bluebook. (JKCML).
S258Q
71 .... ~T•
15 pasa. van.""v.a. automatic .
air. radio, bright yellow.
66.070 miles new. VfHY. very
n1oe. test dnV!t it."{536MJZ)
S348J
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V·8, aulo. Power steering.
AM·FM tape, whitewalls,
whffl ooveB, vinyl interior.
body end rocker moldings.
br.ight orange, low miles. p~ced to se11. (1J35626J.
~4673
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4 cyl .. 4 speed. new
whrlewalls. wheel covers .
vinyl interior. luggage rKk,
body side moldings. road
read y. small pa~menrs.
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53276 ·
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6 cyl .. 6 IPMd. air, AM-FM
tap e , Nissen magi ,
plnstnS>et, blU9. low .rnlles: 1
owner. 12 mo 's./12,000
miles, service contract
available. (582WZ0).
59889
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Factory GX strrpes.
equipment, 4 c:yt . 4 speed,
air, AM-FM stereo. new ltMI
radials, luggage rack, fac
custom interior. body &
wheel moldings. Low Down .
Low Pavmenta. (241421!) .
53889
'74T•1•aw..-
• 4 cyl .. auto. air. whe•I
covers, vinyl interior. bright
red. n.w tires, low miles.
great price .. I 284PUR!. ..
·52983 ...
77 ...........
4 cyl .. 5 apeed, bOdy iide
moldings. beauty nmt, vinvl
interior, ·33, 740 m11et. V9f'V
nice Y8htcte. new pelnt iot>.
fentasticprfce, (1010818).
53890 IOI
W.JLDE.
(OWNER)
ALL SALE PRICES VALID 72 HOURS FAOM PUBLICATION.
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'1t &PAINT VELOC I ,...... ~ S.·1300. & j roof, fof. llaht s , 4N·3162.
1 A S I 1J 11 E L 0 W -& I I · pimtripes, ether ant., I I II I A , INTEa&tT LEASE '11 P'OX. adr. tllpd. JOK $'SY 6 NOAOW.Y air coad. •full power. '79 521i. sea foam gret!n, ............. s •P"d .. ml. 1rHn/be 1 ... 1d. SANTA ANA (0180) .u optjona. 2J6mpg TOI.
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CIVICS • ACCORDS•
PRELUDES
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'74 Alldl P'oa 4 dr, !ilk '7U0024speed. Isl-at •USIDIMW1• SUnrool,aircond.,stereo '74CAP•I'
9707 shaft. nu br1du111 • paint sunrf . stereo. '72300ZUI w/ s/r (2081 ) cauette, pinstripes • Radial Tires, AM /FM
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! automatic O rl tJln lll nJOI, 411peed. Xtra nice I 11unrf.,air.<81M'TIAI ExcellenlSelection '71Dlaair,(5Ul8) cuaetl~·~ BBS.srie:,~o lt7JDATSUH rln!lh. lovtily ('C.lf\dlllOll Ctll..uc.ff) 'T7320i4speed, ComelnToday 'TtDli4spd,sunrf<•l7> (95) PICKUP
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VOUISWAG.. lll'Ul Beach Bl vd I IZ33UNR >"'~ 1 AW>maUc trans., stereo SZttS
18711 Beach Blvd HUNTINGTON BEACH I '783210i 4speed, ToCllHM ,,_, ·74 Bavaria. Air. auto. caaaette, air .OOd .. alloy IOI WITHAM
tnJNTINGTON DEACll , 14Z·ZOOO sunrf .. air. For tbe Best Deal in 1 M500. rims • full power. VOUCSWAGEM
142-2000 I __, --9712 stereocass .. 1873WDIJ . Oranp County ... Comej 497~ lmf'QN). 7600Westminster Ave ........... '79320i4speed, SeeUsT~rL S7tt5 1 .......... ••••• • • • • • • • • unrf · SADDLHAl:ll in Westminster
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cond tlus weekt!nd uni> ruce c962f'T81 ' loaded. excellent : Miuaon VleJO , ....................... 20051 COUPE
1S21 PCF1 SlttS I (&94 WRF) IJl·Z040 4tS.4t4t j • S50N. Beach Blvd. ~speed trans & air cond
SZ.4'5 .HMMA•IMO CloaedSundays i BRITISH LA HABRA (400lJJT >.
5 c.a'1ecll VOLKSWAG.,. 5••••bock I IMPORTS 15ifi~tsi'2~:171Y' $4495
v.-.y tl7llBeachBlvd Vlley ~take '"ur ~h opp111g l ~lll9o.ID ~y by Appt.
1.,1rtt AlJNTlNGTON BEACH 1.,artt 1 l·as1er b.' U:>tng the Dail~ ...-5lliil\51"'111 ~~,,~ ·~~ •lii
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gt-. AM/FM radio, pinstripes, stAHll radlal tu• & - -rrore! (987WZK).
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lt7t DATSUN 210 sa._. I •• • • • • s4· 799 4 Dr. 4 cyl. engine. 4 speed trans vinyl top, r.ito. ·
WINI steel radial tires. wheel covers. v1ny1 1menor
& more' (816326).
···~·················~··· lt71 DATSUM 12,0._AM s2999 2 Or. 4 cyl. engine. 4 speed 1ransmiSS1on. radio.TI
vinyl 1nter1or. wsw steel radial tires & rrore!
(639NOM). A steal at
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Ex-factory demo with • . -
under 1,000 miles! Fully ·l Sales·Service-Leasing
under manufacturer's Rav CarYer Inc. i -w~ty. (209014). Was • .Rol.15Aoyc:e ' BMW I
$411185, I 1S40Jamboree I MOW $4795 j Newport Beach 640·6444
. lt7~~~PH '. IOI Mcl.Alltl'I
White with a hardtop & a •
S<Jft lop. 19041500). Was
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lt7t MGI LA HABRA
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' AM FM. $4900. 557 191;1 pinstripes & 8,000 mile . C7 I 415ZZ..SJ3l
warranty. C499695 ). Was ··-•Su-nda•y•b•y•A•p•p•t--eves S19115; ~w 56795 1t10Datwn 24oz """ & 1 New trans. new tire~ : $4700. 675-2345 lt7t MGI I -------
: '80 20 0SX Cou p e White. has fitted AM I FM
cm.aette, lue1•1e rack & · ONLY 1,000 miles !
JZOi'1 1 black /Stiver. auto trans.
1be classic for t radar detector. burglar
thesporls·min_ded. alarm. cruise control.
I snrf. Am/Fm stere<l, air.
1971 J20I 5,600 mt Like new.
lt7tTllUMPH \Sil~ w/black Interior SS.150. P P . 770·5173,
Ta7 COtffaTllLI Aliomatic, air cond. & 642-7.:122.
Wlth air condiliooinl ti 5 ~·=~~Oi Tl 2.80 Z: 4 spd. Concours
d VERY Polar white. A IC. Musi
I apee ~rana . 1 Copper w/tan inte rior. , 96700 848 0377 ecoeom1cal! (102116).1 AWJlnaUc. (IOU). 1_!!!:___·_· ___ _
I Waa tnas; I lt77 JZOI 1 ·11 ~x. Ate. S39,5oo
1 MOW $7595 · Li&ht blue w /tan 1n , FUUyequipped
1 • __ • ts\or. 4 speed. sunroof. j 640·1005
lt7t JACMIAI i air cond ... cassette & al· '77 OATSUN-;~o--
XJ.2L ! 1oys. <•712>. I
• 1 , 4dr sedan. lo mt.
Ex-factory demo with a ; IOY CAltVB IMW mio. 673· 7308 art 5
full 12 moath manufac·, 1.stOJamboree Road I . turer'a warranty . 1 NEWPORT BEACH T1810W111. 4 spd. immac .
.2 (UOOl5). New price waal , .. A .o1...111..111..111 must sell. best offe r
: 125,000; caaale at only ..,__,.,.,. 1 661-<m3 ---·----·l $ 18, 99t I '72 3.0CS Euro. Nu pt. Neta j' '67 Datsun Roadster X Int • I inttrior. Must seU. 96500. body and hardtop Rest
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I . -~'(;:;.,.. air, cau, 11.000 mi, clean. runs great. musr I 2125 Harbor Blvd. SI0.800. 875-4636 j seU. 499-5655 Iv msg.
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~~A '72 BMW 2002. navy blue. 79 210. 4-dr. air. AM FM ~--------1 ad oond. S3200. cass .. new radials , 16.000 I Glassifed Ads 642·5678 l 675·2399.. mi. $4200. 494-6762. _
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·:COSTA MISA 631-0743!
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4 cyl .. automatic, tran1 .. pwr. front diac brak ...
tinted glass. plnstnpes. body side moldings. vinyl
1nter1or & wwrtlr ... (87!P'JPX).
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tenor. Western mirrort. chrome rear bumper.
carpeting & wsw tires. (1 K7008S).
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1977 TOYOTA CoaoMA MAIDTOP s39 9 9 2 Or. 4 cyt., 5 tpeed irant. factory. air cond.. ti'*Ct
g6.a. AM/FM stereo. vinyl Interior & ~ .....
l'ldlala. (750XTO).
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4 c:yt., 4 speed trans.. f~ory air c;:oncl· tin'9d 4 89 9 gi-. t~ rack. stef't!O cuaette 6 ..... rldlal - _
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Aulomltlc tr1ns .• tlr condlttonl119, ~ stMr·
1119, dlluxt interior. $7349*
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LOW MILEAGE .DEMONSTRATORS
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SUGGESTED FACTORY UST PRICE
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1981 DATSUN 310
Includes Calif. Emission &
Freight. (Ser. FN10001754) $
SUGGESTED FACTORY LIST PRICE . ........................... . ••·········•···•··· •···•••··•··••···••·•·
1981 DATSUN 210
Includes Calif. Emission &
Freight. (Ser. LB310078750)
$
SUGGESTED
FACTORY LIST PRICE
NOW IS THE TIME
TO BUY YOUR
IF YOU DON'T BUY YOUR CAR FROM
DICK BARBOUR DATSUN YOU MAY .BE PAYING TOO MUCH! DATSUN!!!
ALHAMBRA DATSUN
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'79 vw
DIESEL RABBIT $ ·
4 spd, am-tm.saweo.cass 5995 economy piua (404WKM)
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78 PLY
HORIZON 4D. -·.
4 spd: u cond, radio s3995 ewceltent cond. (492V~G)
_ 78 CHEV. -'78 DATSUN
CHEVETTE S1t 6 spd
-4 spd .. radio s2995 · Trans, aw oond am-tm s4295 low m~es. (067TWK) ~ _tape.·F28WDT)
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4 spd, ale. am-fm s4195 stereo tape'mags. (007LGV)
79 DATSUN
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Auto trans .. aif $4195· cord, radio (3854~K
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78 DATSUN
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4 spd. b:ans, am-fm ster-42995
tape, stripes. (778VFE)
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'11 -2+1 49P4 A/C 'H Flat lH ~yder I l ~~"!!· ~uatht Ssehll 1· 1 ' .....,. ' 1 JN*. 1ooivNJ.>) ' ' ! W.llt•• o.lrtl Eves. Aft 7, 4tl8-280B ! automatk tran1mid!on,
IM---' ' ' ' "Sit f O. 1 •• -•• .. , • a~ •.a-9 l excellent trauportat1on .. _ lle...o, cover, AID/,. cw. leWa ' ~l 1MercedH. Jt71 UOSL.1 -u U....... 'Tl eorou. SIU Uftback, <at1Pl'Ot0nJ1
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1 rut coa4 Hlot HQi •A W.. 9117 mmt cond. la 6 out. New ~ ,..~. 1 ..... ,. C...l aw. dnt aha~. $3450. IOI WITHAM
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.... -. •mllm fad. '74 raer lJe ~ Wa1on I :ilf -:. .u ' • .._ ... , offer' whelU, apeedcont.rol, all 11Al!l'OCENTER DR. . ~Ponches .v•...-t770 1 7800Westmintler AYe ._,I apd, a.ti •U•1 ..... • Uttl• work . Tv.,A Y!!! I ... 1711 ! poMib&e =r~ ::~o~ IRVINE U0-7900 ! IOI Turbo atk. 71181 air,, ...... •••••••••'••••••• · in We'!ttminsler ...._~W ... foet _l080 ... •1 UMIW•llTY - ---1 '"'over · · · p ... 9741 : ponche am-fm, caa1 .. · •••IS•l•d ... Of a1551 638·78llO ..__mi, IBU9l ..U....... t7i7 I SALD61&RVIC t' ,..._. t7ll or'Jll>.IUI~. . .;•••••••••••••••••••••I sportP"Pe .. diacbrakes I CMISILllAlllTS . CO -.-.-· ·•',••••••••••••••••••••···1· .. _ ___._ o-......., • sn.~1.1~ 1. • ee NVERT _ ................... 1 O&.DSMOIM I lt76 WADA » •en.~ ucna """" ORANGE COUNTY S 9:M atUO air. porsc~e Ate OAStmS!!! Xi.NT~· $32S(l ~ ~ a.,d·•ll •tru· taeA ACCOttO I MOMIA I US COUPI * •pd much new. 22 · PE\JGE<11' DIESEL am-fm, cua., · All modela at discount ,.r:t1"884 ........... -~,,.Dy• Ul ....: TIUC•s I flW . ....,7S4·la.7 HEADQlJARTERS SH,500.00 pricea ... seeUS! 1974 YW ..... ev.17..._ $•peed traM • at4'reo WealaoolferGREAT ....... fJIJ ) 'Ced· eir. llereu. 1' BO Harbor 81vd ' raidiow/tqie <52SPKJ 1 ·• MB ~E A·l. 16395 1910 5011 I SAVINGS on other cars SUP.B IHTLE
cwmdanb COIOYM\11 COSTA MF.SA $2995 879'3900 days 497·1~6 f._&'Dletelt in our stock" CALL au 4 cylinder, 4 s peed, ....... •••••••••••••••• Mftl I l•0.9640 1 f!..YeS/Wknds 1 TODAY!! · · . ClllC&.I AM/FM radio. l'UStom ..,,.,..,.•OT<:, S r· \edr ........ tno l 7lMBZZ20.id <'ond .. AC. tBIMOW!!! II •Y.... Of~!~c..~ in.terior. only 43,ooo t.ci:..~-= ~ ;·~~~·;;,::;·~~~~·;;;I :::~:S;se~ sp .. blue, llACH IMPOITS ~=-~~~ l919Lakewood Blvd. rrules. <6$';~'5 ~•••••••••••~??.~ 714'1Tt.io4o ~.t:~·:~: ~~s4:95p'p 1 1m~uuT MG · 9742 N=R~~~~H i·so Porsche 3S6, ~od i l2~~i:t.~~:J :~11W5~::..
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•-,,.~ • JM.lllitandmg eond wire '79 GLC Maida: 4 sp. Op : -. I goodcond, neweng. runs $79tS S3SOO. Will 1:on s 1d er
' ~· IS~~OO wheels, lo m ileage 169-0C.1 lie yellow. Perfect 37 ' '19 Pltldg(t. 18,000mi. A.s-alnt, very dependable. , JIM MAllMO trade 891 7007 ·I \;.... HONDA ~l-9082 _ 1
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"II, JUI Brown, am /fm HONDA 'flHArlY. Low miles. Good :••••••••••••••••••••••• · · ,1 ! wit ~.E: a .Im mi, alloys, ~-rs. 142-2000 l chrome wheels. s harp In. r.-1reat! -llA\n'OCENTEROR. C'.ond.$21199 '86 23> SL. 2 lops, auto,i Have ~ome~hin.: .. l0 :-.ell .! . ~t -.aBR~-~ZI-.. I llbr, AC, Blaupunlu 1 car.(9939) • ... IRVINE 830-7600 581·0384. ; A/C, whlte. stereocass. tj Cla~s•fledads do it well.:_ Uass1f1ed Ads642 567k I AM /FM 8 ltk, super 1971 YWSCllOCCO i $4395
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am 'fm ~e. You don't nave to
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buyer. (i90C.JRSl
top, stereo tape. cruise control. 5. Royate. VS, auto . air cond .. vinyt s2995
· till wheel, split pwr seats.
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autoraatic. amlfm stereo. Low
mites. (348WOKJ
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wheels. ( 1 K08688J. . "
79 OLDS fORONADO · 79 CORVEI IE ,f~TOP. -.
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extra tank In trunk Like J l new. !213YHS). . • .. ,. , .
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• 163J0/080. YOUSWAG94 C0!.'5'~e..!:~~~e 675·2305
673-5206 18711 Beach Blvd. 1975 VW
'79 ~. a black beau· HUNTINGTON BEACH RAlllT
ly, with polished a11oy 142•2000 4 .. cy~1nder. 4 spec c1
whla, bamboo int . Power 1979 Vw IAlllT 1 economy transportat11111
1 everything. 23,000 mi TUllOCHAIGED (252Puy~Only
Am/Fm cus stereo. elee . DIES& $2595
snrl. W ,9SO. 833-2211 . IOI WITHAM
557.3542. : s speed 20. 19,000 mil~s. v-11SWAGEH s howroo m fresh -....... 9755 . (D)(NW) 1 7600 Westminster Ave
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. 1971 ... AUl..T UCAI · JIM MAllMO · 893-7:>51 6J8.711110
; Lovely ori1inal yellow VOUlSWAG8'4· ·~RABBIT UIESt::I.. hke
·finish. •peed. R • H.. 187U8each81vd. brand new . loarl e1l
. Great Buy. (4MVC0 > HUNTINGTON BEACH (Vi' event h1rig ' $114511
JIM ~~~MO 142-ZOOO 637 6863
¥0UrSWA694 '76 vw DA SHER i WANTED 71 -75
11711 Beach Blvd. HATCHIACIC YW IUG
1 HUNTINGTON BEACH 2D, 411peed. silver/black.• Must be in good condition UJ.2000 ),pnt. (61119SJi'0) I 541 3182
..... ~ '756 1 $3495 i ·1sSc1~co.lom1.Cham
: ••••••••••••••••••••••• JIM MAllMO 1 pagne Ed .. clean. Must *l DEALER IN U.S.~. VOUlSWAG94 r sell. 759·~
18711 Beach Blvd. I · --HUNTINGTON BEACH 70 VW fastbaek. xlnt
142-2000 i cond. totally rehahle
• $1.500 546-4195
I I t7~ VW CAMPY !
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puff, blk-blk. $.'ll~!CJ firm '72 CHRYSLER
6TS.15.lJ. NEWPORT
75Coupc DeVilll'. 1m 1n .11·
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642-2881
'70 SDV. Executive <·ar
Only 67M ma. xlnt cond
$9 50 (23 2 UEl.1
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'72 CAD Sedan Seville
• .. Y.ftry Clean. Every Com
:.fo rt 1 Owner S2950
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power ~tecrtnJt. µ11~ 1•r
brakes. :J4J.IKllJ 11r1i.:1n.d
milt-s <S39F.Blf t
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16 AUTOCENTER DR
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ealher'. all opt Sac MAKEOFFER
. 646-7274 675·2013 ---.. Seville. s ilver j!ray. Corveth 9932
loaded. like new P P ,•••••••••••••••••••·~··'
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CA.MARO COU,E 9935 ..•.•.•••••.•..........
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pwr steen nit & hrake-> I auto. xlnt l"Onrl o;ae n f•<'<'
t865SPR> sum. S48·4H.f.l
$3995 fwd • 9940
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FAIRMONT
Automatic transm1ss1on.
factory air eond1tioning.
powe r s\eenn~. vower
brakes c 404 Y II X I
'71 Camaro, I owner :i:;o 1 $3999
VB, a/c, am/fm . ''"ren '
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U\VINE 830 7000
~HIVETTE 1'70 RAN<.:Ht:lfo ~I Blul",
4 eylln.der , 4 s peed .
1
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in Westmin ster xtras, $3395. • ~7551 638·7880 • • ~-6623
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AW>. trans .. a ir r ond.. • VERSAILLES I
e con. 4 cyls & LOW 1\utomat1c transmission. ,
01 i I e s '. C ul e ca r • I factory air conditioning, ;
t6119XRK >. I power steerm g , power I
ONLY $6595 brakes. power windows.•
HOWilD Chenol.e puwer s eats. s tereo. tmt· 1
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NEWPORT Bfo:ACll l'n.use control. l762WCK I
IJJ.0555 S699' •
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steering & br'11kes ----··!
(871UZCI. 79 Mark V. Cartier . whl 1· $3495 navy, c ream puff. $10,500
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t toSTA MIU S40·•107 . I •~ " i t ~ ?t.tie&u !
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DEALERSHIP
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champ• ~17UOW1 Stk PU 941
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VOL. 73, NO. 305, 4 SECTIONS, 44 PAGES ORAN(J COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1980
\'oar Homt-town
Dally Nt-•'Hpaper
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Protests Spark HB Dirt Move Pl~n
By ROBERT BARK t:R
OtllleO.•lt ......
HunUl\IUk'I Beach 0Htt·111b n ·
ported today that a ronstruct1on
company will l>tltctn rt'movmg u
mountain of. dir1 stockpiled near
a mobile homt' purk uftl'r
mountlna. protests trnd the
threat of proset'ut1on
John Vogelsang . assistant
direct.or iTt the cit) ·s bu1ldmg
division, said that the dirt
estimated to be 2S feet high and
600 to 900 reet long wlll be
trur k1'tl next wl•1•k 111 11 lundf11l
''t tn d.llotht'r p.i n nl 1 ht· nl.)
ll t• :.11 1t1 lht' 11"nl'1 .!., W&B
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Ill lrU1'k 'i (111 lht• flllt'I Jlltln Ttw
rl'm•t\ o.11 h,,, h .. ~·11 lwlct up rri1 ,,
(<'" d,,,, tw ~.ml "'h1le J ,11tl.,
en~1111•t-r i-. \'t:rt1h tn~ thl' ''on
tent .if tht' -.1ul "h1rh "11ul<l ~
us t-d <L~ .1 lan1tl 11l "'"
rhe mOIJIHJ of d1t I ht•g.in to
t.tl.~ shc1pt-abnut thrt:e munth.!>
ago c1t tht' l'ondorn1n1um site at
i\tl,J111 ;J H•flut• ",.,, 111 Beach
Uoult•\'urd
M tu•h 111 th•· r1101·1·rn uf nearby
1 t•'>lll1•111~. Uw tl1rt was allowed
l•> '>lu1·kµtl t-und 1'). panel at the
1·c1,,H·rn l~)ntc1 of the Pat'1Cic
TrJ1lt'1 Park
Ht•<,1dent:. made frequent pro·
lt::.l!. lo om c1als about potential
ltca Ith hazards The v said they
Wt'rl' par11l'ularly worried atiout
what would happen 1n the event
of Santa Ana winds ,
The \\1nds k1l·ked up earlier
this week, but officials said
water trucks reduced duat and
the effects at the park were not
as great as reared ·
.. But that's because they
dido 't come into the park and
see what was happening for
themselves,·· said resident
Rosalind Humphrey.
"It was bad. 1 didn't see them
washing layers of dirt off my
coach and car like 1 did."
She also claimed that the
mound poses a health threat,
··A lot of older residents have
breathing problems and you
could smell the di rt ,·· she
declared.
W&B Vice President Pat Dunn
ackno;Nledged previously that
the dirt was a nuisance.
He said it was stockpiled after
it was discovered what may be a
high sulfur content, making it
unsuitable for landscaping,
Mrs . Humphrey said s he had
-failed for about three months to
get the attention or oHicials.
"I think there is som elhtng
runny going on. There usually is
when nobody wants to talk about it..,
City officials. who admitted
the dirt pile could spell possible
health hazards, were unable to
explain why action was not
taken sooner
They reportedly will drop
their threat to take legal action
ir the company gets rid of the
dirt soon.
ostages ue elease?
Sp1•11re Goo•e at tlte End al It• '.lournetf .............
It took the better part of two days, but Howard Hughes' famous Spruce
Goose finally reposes on land at Long Beach Harbor after being lifted by a giant crane to its new restint place. It had floated in its harbor
hangar since 1947. See story, Page AS.
Court
Date
De!ayed
The former director of Hunt·
ington Beach's federally runded
job training program today had
bis Superior Court a rraignment
on embezzlement c h arges
postponed until Nov 7.
Robert Lee Cunningham. 35,
was indicted this. montt. by the_
Orange County grand jury on
two felony counts -misuse of
public fWKls arid grand 'thert -
that allege he took S16,000 of
public funds for his personal
use.
An indictment is a formal
charge. It does not establish
guilt or innocence. ·u iA alleged that on June 13,
1979, Cunningham took the
money while he was -the ·~itrs
director of the Comprehensive
Employment Traini.na.Act
(CETA) Pro1raln. •
He reportedly paid back the
loan in two installments.
Mm :Arrested
On Olin Rap
Fountain Valley police have
arrested a 21-year-old Garden
Grove man on chJtrges of assault
with a deadly weapon M1 the
parking lot of a departme nt
store. ·
Police arrested Dale Edwards
SelUlie Tbunday for pointing a
rifle at a man after the two had
a flatftcbt ·lftr the parkinl lot ef
Woolco, UI081 Brookhurst St.
Police said Sennle was re·
portedly driving a 1979 Camaro
that "had been rep0rted stolen ln
Los Anteles. Police officer Dar-
r)' I Nance iald clothing Te·
portedly'"'ltolen in Los Angeles a1ao wu found In the vehicle.
Satel6te Off·
CAPE CANAV,EJlAL, Fla.
(AP) -A defense c:ommunlca· UoDa HtelUte. "c:oa1ldered the .. , eotDPlea ••• , built~ bu
bMn a.uDched on aa Atlaa C.·
I ... roeat. 1bt nett Slalllte ~•m•nicatloaa 1paceer1ft
· &-!'Yerf 1uecet1f11l" wlUt llft-off .. 'n11nda1 . -. .
Anthoily Heal-ing: O .K'd
State Court Ru~s Against Superoisor
Daily .. llot Stott -
L.OIES ~ROUND
Supervleor Anthony
By FREDERICKSCHOEMEHL
OHllo0•1lr .. 11otSt•ll
The start of a preliminary hear·
1ng into t'ampaign fund·
launde ring a llegations against
Orange County 1-'irst District
Supervisor P)lilip Anthony has
been cleared by the State
Supreme Co urt in a4 to3decis1on.
The court's ruling not to hear an
appeal filed by Anthony 's at·
torneys t'amc 1n the final days of
the tncumbent SUJWrv1sor's cam-
paign for a second term 111 office
The election 1s Tuesday_
"It's a minor disappointment. ..
Anthony said today. "The 4 to 3
vote, however. indicates the court
s hares some of the t'oncerns that
we have about the way these
charges were brought.··
Prosecutor Richard Haden, a
state deputy attorney general.
sai6 a date for the start of the pre-
li nary hearing has not~been
established. He said it is likely
that all parties involved in the
case will return before Orange
County Superior Court Judge
Cl{ludeOwens to set such a date.
'Destrueti1'e, Borrendols'
Haden said it would be very un·
likely that any court appearance
would occur in advance of the
election.
Anthon y. and rormer
supervisor Ralph Diedrich, are
accused of conspiring to conceal
the source of about $60,000 that
was runneled into 1976 political
campaigns inclucling Anthony's
SU('Cessful r~ce for supervisor:
Anthony consistentfy has de-·
nied the charges against him.
He has not. however, entered a
formal plea due.to the extensive
legal wrangling that has occurred
between the prosecution a nd the
derense. The charges originally
were filed more than three years
agc;i.
Drugs K.ill 15
07\L.LAS (AP> -A c1inical
psychiatrist gathering informa·
tion for the federal government
has told The Dallas Morning
News that at least 15 Texas men·
tal patients have dted 'this year
from excessive medication.
HB Medic
Pleads
Insanity
By DAVID KUTZMANN
Of u. 0o11, '"'lot st .. 1 Huntington Harbour surgeon
Louis Alaia, charged with stab·
bing his ex·wife and he r pre·
sumed lover to death las t June,
entered a plea of not guilty by
reason or insanity Thursday.
Defense attorney Ed George
Jr. said the new plea represents
no drastic change in courtroom
strategy since he has always
believed the orthopedic physi·
c ian was temporarily insane
when he attacked Margy Lou
Alaia. '.rl , and Long Beach al·
torney Marvin Tincher, 50, in
the woman's posh Huntington'
Harbour home on the night of
Jurte'l3.
"The purpose (of the plea) is
to get all issues before the
court." George said.
The defense previousl~ had in·
dicated it would rely heavily on
medical testimony to show that
Alaia, 50, was using medication
which pioduced side effects such
(See ALA.IA, Pa1e AZ)
Bolsa Chica Project Attacked
• By PATRICK KENNEDY
Of , .. Delly ...... ,...,
A pro}>osal to bµild a com-
munity of~ mote than 10,000·
homes in the Bolsa Chica marsh
has been called "destructive"
by the head of a Huntington
Beach environmental group.
•''It's ,horrendous," Dr. Peter
Green.1>resitlent of the-AmJ«t>S
de Bolsa Chica said Thursday.
"It calls for the · destruction of
one of the few remaining
wetlands lri the state.••
The proposal is one of three
de.velopmeot plant submits.cl to
the Oranae County Plannln1
Comml11l9n by Sl1nal
Landmark Inc .• wlUch owna I.he
1,JOO.acre martl\.
Sl1nal 1pokeaman Wayne
Clark aid tbe COIDpall)' la uk·
lllC for..-urbUl delJlll.tlcm la ' t.M manb to JMld mo .... dam
• 10 ,000 home,1 • nd eon -
4om lD!Uf1U, four maJor
roadways, a non:na vigable
channel to the ocean to allow in·
trusion of scenic "sailing lakes''
and a Pacific Coast Hi1hway
bridge over the channel.
A marina is not included in
this alternative proposal.
Clark said Sign~ envisions
schools, parks and commercial
centers ~Ing construc·teci tn the
Bolsa ·Chica. He said a linear
park alon1 the aouthern boun·
dary of the development would
connect with Central Park in
Huntlniton Beach.
• AboUt 300 acre. of state-owned
land would remain In a natural
state, Qark aald.
• The Bolaa Chica la alon~
ft1tt!m 'Ihle ot Pacific t
Hlahway, 1oath.. of Wartle.r
A venue. It la on -county land
bordered oa three aides by Hunt-
1.qt.Qn Beach.
Tbe other proposals call for
CODltruetiq a 1,IOO-allp boat
marina and a navigable channel
to the ocean, rerouting Pacific
Coast Highway inland, and
building 6,000 homes; or a large·
scale manb restoration project
· of 980 acres with homes built on
the-outer boundaries of the area.
The Amiaos de Bolaa Chica,
support.a by Hwilln1ton Beach
AHemblyman DennJs Manaers;
have been wagin1 a legal battle
to maintain the marab In a
natural state for the past aeVeral
years.
Last March, tb~~State Couta.l
Commiulon ruled\_the. area a
natural wetlandl an6' therefore,
protected from development.
Siinal.·currently l1 cballeqin1
that naliac ln court. Clark said.
Sipal la uldn1 that one ol lt.1
three proposala bt. included ln
tbe count1'1 1ta\e·mandated
Local OcMIAa1 Plan (LCP> that
muat be 1ubmltted to the State
Coaauif Commt11ion for ap·
prov al by next April.
The LCP document would set
guidelines on how land in the
coastal zone is utilized.
Clark said tbe boat marina
proposal would allow for the
restoration of about 400 acres of
marshland and\ would fulfiU a
1973 aereement bet w~n SiJnal
and the at.Le. -
That aareement, currenUy Ln
limbo because of the coastal
comml11ion'1 wetland rulln1,
called for the st.ate to build a
manna and nav11able channel
to the ocean and, in return,
Slanal would 1ive the state an
addittonal 200 acres of land to
reatore u manbhmd.
Clark laid the hilb lntenaity
bouainl development plan would
eoet about ta m.ll.Uoa for public
roads, tbe oeean lDlet and the
Paclftc Couta;•Y brtdp. The martDa would COil <a. . a.1eAJ>
Jetliner
Said on
ByTheAasoclaled Press
Iran's government radw sa1rf
today a "just method''...for releas-
ing the 52 American hostages had
been worked out, and a Swedish
• jetliner reportedly was put un
standby for a mght to Tehran, Tlut
U.S. officials again cautioned
against undue optimism over a
possible end tothe hostage crisis
One State Department official
in Washington called reports of an
I
LATE SHAH'S SON
NAMES SELF KING -M
imminent breakthrough 'non-
sense.''
President Carter, asked in
Columbia.SC .. whether the cap
t1v e Americans wouJd be released
soon, replied: "I hope so. I can't
predict anything. I don't have any
information leading to a time
schedule."
The surprise broadcast b)
Tehran radio gave no detail of the
reported methoo for resolving the
c risis, nor dJd it attribute the
statement to any Iranian official.
But it appeared to be a reference
to still·secret conditions for th('
Americans' release proposed by a
s pecial commissio{l oft he Iranian
Parliament.
The broadcast seemed to be an
attempt• by some in power to help
pave the way for the eventual re
lease of the hostages. and to
pressure a hard-lin e faction
within the Iranian Parliament
that has blocked efforts to end the
crisis.
The radio state ment said Iran
had already been "victorious~·
over the United States in the
hostage confrontation, and said
release of the Americans would
be neither "unjust" nor "cow
a rdly ."
Iran's revolutionary leader
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini has
given th e Parliament
responsibility for deciding the
rate or the hostages. who t.oday
spent their 363rd day in captivity
But after three days of bitter de·
bate behind closed doors. the
hard-liners Thursday boycotted
an open session of Parnament
that was to ha.ie ~nsidered the
commission's recommended con·
ditions for the hostages· release.
The session was postpmted until
Sunday because the boycott or 66
<See HOST"GES, Page A2) ·· Or:~~=as;
Weather
Fair Saturday except
for early morning low
clouds. Cooling trend with
lows tonight of 48 along
the coast to 58 inland.
Highs Saturday mostly in
709.
INSIDE TOD~Y
TM ne%f big "boom " in
_ Oro•~County may well be
m IM /Wld of cuUuu. Tum to
Pa~ Cl /or a r~rt on the
ttate of the arts in the
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da) night
Lobar Tolk11 h1 Pt»land
WAHSAW. Poland · tAP> After receiving an apparent
Kremlin vote of confidence rn a lightning trip lo Moscow, Polish
lt>adt•rs began a critiC'al m~ling today with independent trade
._urnon leade r:. threatening new strikes to protest what they see
JS gow•mment inte rference in !heir fledgling labor m ovement.
Prem ier Jozef Pinkowskf. who accompanied Communist
l'•Hty rhief Stanislaw Ka nia on Thursday's visit to Moscow, met
"ti h I .ech Walesa and othe r leaders pf Solidarity. Poland's
IJrgest independent trade union movement. The-union sought
thl• meetin~. under way a t Pinkowski 's office in Warsaw, to dis·
cui.s 3 C'OUrt ·o r der ed change in the union charter declaring
t 'nmmumst Part} suprem acy in state affairs.
Hf>no.rid#' ,K Ub f'lrr
Wit.LOW S P RINGS. N.C. <AP> Five young people died of
aµparr•nt c•a rbon monoxide poisoning t~ay as they waited for
help in a "rer ked car w1lh the engine left running. officials s aid.
Thl' Wake County She riff's Department said the car spun
out of control on.a rur3l road. hit a traffic sign and got s tuck in
;1 d•tc·h ~hl•rtff s Lt. David Wa ller said. the tailpipe was cover~
with mu<I ~
'fhl' rh•ad wt..'rc 1dent1fied as Jame.S Lee Rogers, 21, and his
l\l 10 hrn1hers. K11n <llc1 and Donald. both 23. all of Wagram; and
P•·"'e' :-.mtlh 17 Jnd her s ister, Juliette. 16. both of Fuquay ·
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above Yorba Linda. -
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Thursday, but a s pokesman for
the Orange County Firl' Depart
menl said the last two en11i0t·
., companies were on duty · · 1ust m
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day morning a nd drt.tw n il 011my 11.11
750 firefighters to 1t5lin1•o;, humt•tl
a total of 14,873 ac re~·
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wooden ran<'h hous •• cm th•• "4lllth
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~nrollment
Takes Tumble
Enrollment In the Huntlncton
Heach Union H11h School District
hH dropped 5.4 percent ln the
put year,. dl1trlct 1taU1Uc1
show.
At the end of September lut
year,•the re1ular student
population waa lt,732. '11ll1 year
al lite same time, the enrollment
was 11.ea.
Stallatlcs show that the
percentaae of school·a1e
mothers taklnl clu1ea ln the
dlstrtct hAI Jumped Ip percent.
LHl year, there were el1ht tU1h
tc:hool mothen, compared to 18
thil year.
The dlstrtct lnc:lude• •la c:om-
_,rebemive bilb 1c:hooll, 1 con·
ttnuallml ~ and a 1wduce
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It ten'9I tllll eommUDidll ol
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FV Plan
Again
Rejected
l>oueilit.., lluaht!S · ha test plan to
dt'velop •n odd·11h11ped piect.> of
fo'ountaln Valley property adJa·
ctint to the S.n Diego Freeway
ha ~n rejected wuanimoualy by
the City Council.
Hut Jlu,het, who has encoun·
tered nume rous stumbling blocks
11lnce r1urch1u11ng the property in
19'74 , vowed th111 week to return
with fresh revisions in an effort to
('h1rngethe mmd11 or city officials.
The pruJ)t?rty is located on the
cu st s 1dtc> o( Hrookhursl Slreet.im ·
mediate ly south of the freeway
off ra mp llughes purchased the
surplus p»n·el from Caltrans· at
a low price when other investors
Judged the land impossible lo de-
velop
In deny mg thl' dl•vl'lopment
plan. the t•oun,·1l c1kd inadequate
park inl!t a nd potent1 al traffic
haia rds at the e nlrunt•e to the
prOJCl't
At·t·css to the uffict-bu1ldmK
wo ulcl bt• u l on~ 'a n ;,rrow
dn veway ad1act•nl to the frt•t•wuy_
ramp
Coundl m cml>t-rs e xpressed
fears lhat vch11;lcs t•ntering and
leavinK the site would add lo con
~t'Slion produ<'t•d by traffi<' from
the mt'<ii<'al renter , restaurants
and' rucqut•t clu,P immt'diately
south or I he projcd
On Sept. 10, the Plannin~ Com
nussion approved llu~hl>s' plan
by a 2· 1 vote. with one member
absent am1 anothe r abstaining
The rounr 1I this week approved
first rcadini.: of a new ordmimce
that will require three hke vote:-;
for any future Planning Com
mission action.
Hughes previo usly wuS' dt>nlccl
approval lo build a warehousl' on
the site Although counc il mc m
bers indicatt>d the access problem
m ay be in.surmountable, Hu~h<'s
said he will return with still
another plan.
"We didn 'l build this country hy
gi v1ng up,·' he said. ·'I hou~hl lht·
property lo build on 1t ''
1',._Pa,,r 1•1
HOSTAGES
of the 228 deputies left the Parlia·
ment 17 members short of a
quorum.
The hard-liners. who said they
did not want any action on the
hostues until after the l" .S
presidential elections and did not
want to help Pres ident Carter
Knowledgeable sources in
Tehran expressed some doubt to-
day that the Parli am en t would
discuss the hn!'.t a~c· 1ssut· <1s
sr h c>dult.-d Sunday
Khome ini p res umably could
end the parliamentary impas54!
by rnstructing all d t>puties to at.
tend the s ession
In Stockholm, Sweden. offiuals
o( the> airline &ana1r said a 199·
seaJ DC·8 airline r was on standby
al the city's airport, possibly for a
flh?ht lo Te hran on -two hours'
notice to takt• out the hostages
Scanurr 1s a subsidiary of SAS,
Scandinavian A1rlint• System.
Stanair M:rnui:ini;c ;Director
<;l'<>rl(e Olsi;on 11i11d a jet had been
on standby s inc·1• 1.h•• beginning of
this W('('k for a Cl11(ht to Tehran
""'t hlH'k "to i.om t•w herc in
(ot•rmuny .. ti S 1·ontinl(ency
pl11n11 1.rt• tM'lw vt•(t to call for a
11l11PQvc•r 111 W1•s1 ( :t•rmttny by the
rt•lf'llllC'(t ho!'lt lll(t''<
"A bro6wr in l.o nclnn c·ontarled
1111 l1111t "'nday uhout I ht• s tandby
011(ht , but a11 IL'IUAI in :11JC'h cases
we• know not hintc nt this s tage
about who ttw dlc•nt ,,,., " Olsson
told The A.-.so,·1 atcd l'n•ss
In Wlll'lhinl(ton. State Depart
m1•nt 11r1ol((•sman John II, t ratt·
nf'r 11nid lht• reports of th e
airplane arrange m e nts we re
"rumors to U.'lsofar."
The l'urlia m ent commission is
Cll peeled lo 11et OUl f OU r conditions
listed by Khomeini last month·
return of Lhe late shall 's wealth, a
plcd"e ,pf non·interfe.ren~ in
lran'11 affairs. withdrawal of
la1vs ulu against I ran, and re lease-
of $8 i>lllion in Iranian assets
frozen in U .S . banks. The com·
"'ln l•slon could also add cont!itions.
Some deputies a re reported de
mandlng the United States also
pull out of the Peraian Gulf area
and supply Iran with som e $250
million ln military s pare parts to
make up for losses in the 40-day.
old warwithnelghbo.ring Iraq.
Man Rescued
In -Boat Fire
SANTA BARBARA (AP> -A
Montectto man was rescued from
hia burnlns 25-foot-sallboa( today
after a fire broke out while he was
tran1ferrin1 1atoUne from one
tank to another. official• re-
ported.
Randolph Cornfield, 33, was
treated by paramedic:• for shock
after he wu pulled from his off.
1hore craft, the $c>Jinfen,. at
about 8:30 a .m ., 11id Harbor
Patrolotfteer Allan Bowles.
The Cout Guard cutter Potnt
Ju.dttb. 1taUoned in Santa aarbln. -..s tbe bumed hull o1
tM enift to --. after the flre
wu~. Dama1ewaa ..Umaa.t at•,IOO. ottlciall aaid .
Dft•#u-d Out for Balloteeen
S t udc nts and bus drivers headed for
s pecia l l'Cfucation c la sses at Ocean View
S<·hool Dtstnct 's Nue va View School took
on a special look of their own today. They
a r e <left to right l. S haron Simon, student
Shan Mo ran and Dorothy White.
Conviction Reverse" Frmw Pafl#' . ' I
MARSH ... ..
Incident Rejected uhout $124 m1lhon he said but a
lcH~e amount of revenue would
be ~enerat C'll b v boate rs and re:·
lal<'d act1v1 tte.s drawn to the
manna
.
An unus uul l l'~al maneuver to
have a misdemeanor conviction
reversed betaw;e the Judge who
heard the case was allegedly ap·
pointed to office 1llegally met with
q u1rk rejection Thurs day
Central Mun1c1pal Court Judi'(<·
Alan Plaia ruled that dec1s1ons by
Judges or othe r public officials
wen• n1•t OVt'n to rl've rs al on the
1·lalm that lht• offic ial was im
pro1wrly appointed
St•Pkrng d1 i:.m1ssal or fam*
non support c·h~•ri::cs against J o(.
Cuslt'n('(fo f't•rf'z was attorne'
Winrie ld S , Pay ne 111 . who
claim ed in C'o1urt papers that Cen -
t r a I M uni(0 11pal Court Judge
Richard Ort>~co did not m eet
.Paln1da'e BuJge
Called Fiction
LOS ANGELES I AP! . Two
UCLA scicn\ists c la im that the
Palmdale Bulge a massive
rise in the earth 's crust north of
Los Angeles that som e people
thought might porte nd a major
earthquake does not exist
Pr of David D . Jackson, a
37-year·old associate geophysics
professor at the university's
Earth a nd S pace Sci e n ces
Department. and Or Wook Lee.
a researC'h ~eophysic ist . say
that reports or moveme nts in the
earth's s ub·surface wer e caused
by errors in measureme nt
re~idency requirements when he
was appointed to office four years
ago by <'J1Jv Edmund G Bmvm
Jr
The Judge, Payne claimed . was
not lawfully a judge and therefor.-
had nu right t11 :wntPnct• l't•rt.'L tn a
90·day Jail sentence in Dt'ccmber.
1976
The charge agatnst Orozro 1i-
1dentical to one leveled a~a1n5l
htm by :'\o,· ~ elertion opponent
Bobb~ Youngblood .,., ho asked for
a d 1stnc: Jttl•me~ sin' e::ugauon
M the' m .1UC'· SC'\ t'r .i;"' ic>ek~ .s.:<J
lhozt'I.' ".\SJ LA'.,: A n~el e:> t'Oun
ty re~idC"n~ N>!,,re n1s •1ran..tt>
Count~ .lPP•>lr.tmt'OI He h.s~ :odJd
that he :"OU~hl ·,,, t'~tJ t'lhSh rt.'' idenr~ hen> thn.iu~h .Jn .\na'he1m
address of a f nt.>nd when told of his
1mmint>nt st'lt't't1on b~ the gov
ernor
Payne claimed Orozco m am ·
tained lus ~fonterey Park res-
idence during and after his ap
pointment and therefore failed to
abide by a 54-day.residen cy re
quirement ·
· The district attorney's office
has acknowledged it is looking in
to the charges agains t I >rozro
Pla ta ruled in tht• mattt•rThurs
d ay morning on a mot111n hy tht•
dis trict a ttorO(•y to c11 s m1ss
Payne 's petition
Payne has dented that his h_•J(al
actions were polttu_·all) moll\'al
ed o r in som€' wav ronnl·rlt-.1 to Youngblood'scampa1~n
Clark sa1<1 t he large scale
marsh reslnrnllon projec'l would
cost tuxpayt'rs SI 15 million,
because the state would have to
huy the t;.10 .1t-rl'::i from Signal
and build an 'outlet to the ocean
to allow tidal rlushing of the
marsh
Probers Rap
Carter 'Stall'
W \S Hl~GTU~ 1.-\P• -The
\.\ h 11e House denies President
Carter 14 aS ·r em a rkably un·
cooperati ve " -...1t h .Jus tice
Department investigators look·
ing into his brother's Libyan
dea lings. a11d says he will meet
with them as soon as he has the in·
formationthey'rf' looking for
But sources ramiliar with tht•
matter say the investwtors havf'
cons1den•JI 1•frorls to c.•nm1>t'I
Carter to tcs11ry un1kr oath
A Whit<• llous t• st 11h'mt•nt is
s uecl Thursdu~ saul, "Thi· pres1
d f'O I amt I ht• Whitt• ll1111sc• staff
h11v1• 1•1101>t•ratt•1t full\" with the
111\'C'.S I ·~al IOll tn· I; ... d<'JHtrf.
n wnt 's OH1c·1• ,,r l'roft>ssiona l
ltt•spons1b1hl~· 111111 wh('ther the
111l 111 rn1st r:11111n a1·t c•cl properly in
lhc· h.1mlhnJ.: 11r a J.!Ovemment
pr.1111• 11110 t ht• a1·t 111ns of Billy
1 ·artl'r. lht• 11n•s111c•nl '.; hrolhe r ----------------------------
WilY . .
We show mo re than thirty manufacturer's
carp~t lines with approximately 3000
samples. We carry about 100 rolls of carpel ·
_at specic;1I Prices. I ~ our remnant room are
hundreds of r~mn an1s from tmy to ~room sit e . . ~
ALDEN'S?
Every American manufacturer of vinyl is
represented in. our vinyl display: Armstrong.
Cangoleum. Gaf. Mannington. Biscayne and -
Amtico. Rolls and remnants in stock at
/I '"/,
special prices. · . .
Our drapery department includes . custom
fraperies. "Levelers." Woven Wood Blinds.
Custom Bedspreads and special treatments
for unusual windows. We not only have a
specialist in this department. buJ our own
excellent installer as well. •·
Wood floors are represented by several
manufacturers such as Bruce. Harris and
Sykes. Patterns include Plank and Parquet '"
designs.
DEN'S
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ·installation · custom. draperies
linoleum • wood floor
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C&r Size Brought
o\
Detroit Trouble ~ SAN DIEGO <AP) -America's first Datsun deall'r says Detroit earned Its slumpin1 sales problem by tryiq
to chante consumer desires instead ol aatisfyin1 them.
•"I always rell small cars should be big sellers," says
Ray Lemke Sr .. founder of San Die10 Datsun. "I think the
really bil can had to be presold by advertlaln1. The
market waa created. If Detroit had built a reasodable size
car, they would still have aoldjmt a.s many." ,,.. ...
Lemke, who started in lbe automobile buiness in Hiii
as a mechanic in a Ford dealership, saw his first Datsun k
1958 when one showed up amidst a carload of German
cars beinl delivered to his small garage here.
"I waa in the small car business
even then with a German car called the
Lloyd and Crosleys, ·a s mall American
car. This truck came along and it had a
1958 Datsun four-door sedan· on it,"
Lemke recalled in an interview. ··1 took
it and found out the whole car was
tremendously well built. I wanted the
line and I got it.''
Although small Japanese trucks
seem to be especially pop~ar now.
Lemke says they were actually the big·
gest early sellers. L.EMICE
"WHEN THE PICKUPS came· along in 1959, that's
what really kept us going. That was our bread and butter,"
he said. "The car volume came in about 1964.'i
Lemke contends that the advantages of c~mpact cars
have,.. long been apparent and points to a 1960 Book ef
Knowledge article by automotive expert Ken Purdy as
proof. Purdy, after tracing the development of Americao
cars from the Model Ton, predicts:
"The compact is the future's car. It will have a four-
cylinder air-cooled engine driving the wheels neares t 1t
and wiU carry four people in comfort with room for a fifth.·
It will have a speed of around 100 miles an ho~r and will
average about 40 miles to the gallon of gasolinef
"NOTICE THAT HE NEVER men~io n s th e
Japanese." said Lemke. "They stepped in and fill ed a
need. The Japanese simply dld what Detroit couldn't or wouldn't.~o. I think Detroit killed their own sjall cars on
purpose.
Lemke. as one might expect, is not too sy pathetic to
the current problems of American automakers.
"There's no question in my mmd that Detroit created
this situation by not coming on with a s mall car' when they
knew they should have -in 1973," he said. "They thought
they could still build the big gas hog. TheiaY [really got
caught."
i;.s. Fines 3~
WASHINGTON (AP ) -Minnesota Mining and
Manufacturing Co. has been fined $137,500 fqr alleged
violations of U.S. laws designed to prote"ct Israel against
Arab boycotts, the Commerce Department has cumounced:-
The department said IS>,000 of the total ·is ~or delays
by JM in reP.C>rting boycott requests receivfd by i{s
customers. The remainder of the fine irew out pf acli.ons
by the firm's foreign subsidiaries in allegedy provu1mg
prohibited information about sales of U.S. goods to Middlr·
Eastern buyers.
Dao L. Hitt, a 3M assistant gefieraJ counsel. s~d Thurs.
day in St. Paul, "We chose this settlement rather an face
tbe potential for long and cosUy litigation.'•
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NEW YORK fAPI· S.t", T11.,1.prlu
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L.-: .-ni,.11111111 "3a oo. olf "'·'°' LIN .. : •lltr110on ""'"9 "2'.00. o'l Sil.SO.
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Bt~autit~~
Flip f (>r
Felu1t~
Punk)·~ p1 o ln1bl) gu111~ t11
miss being (on<llt>d tn H11
Der ck and stroked b\ H.irbr:.i
Streisand. That st~ems on!\
natural for mo~t mal(\
cre a tures. species a s1dt•
But chances ar e the <'hunk\
black and white l'<tt ~ tnit'
yearnings wtll be for the less·
. .famous folks who shared his
addiction to frozen yogurt
FOR TIU: PAST five sum·
me rs. this feline's been feeling
fine . leading a tno offense.
fella ) dog's life in front of a
y ogurt o utlet on Bal boa
ls land ·s Marine A venue
"He"d JUSt lay right out
there in the middle of the
side walk aJI stretched out.''
said Punky ·s owne r . Pam
*Wagner. ·
. "Skateboards would go
whizzing around him but he
didn't budge, .. s he added.
Same wenl for dogs and peo.
pie They either stepped over
or \\ alked around the prone
cat
LOTS OF PEOPLE would
s top to pet Punky. wh ich led to
his bnef tele·a -tetes with the
a forPme nt1oned a C't resses
Then he'd plop back down onto
the . idewalk waiting for the
ne xt suspecting virtimsto
e m e1 g f rom the Great
Pacific Yogurt shop
"Then he'd get cute." said
Mrs . Wagner, who watched
her concat in action from a
nearby boutique.
Folks spooning up the cool
st uff while s<'ated on iJ store
fr ont bench were the easiest
m arks for Punkv
. · lk · rl c Ii m b up on th c
.-ben ch, put hi~ paws up <lnd go
for the yogurt.·· she ex-
plained.
Pt;NKY BECAME a pro ~l
this routine, and m ore often
tha n not. customers ended up
cutt ing a few calories b y shar·
lng their snacks with Punky.
··He liked vanilla,'' noted
Mrs Wagner
" .. Ah. he"d eat anything,"
said Mrs. Wagne r 's son, Scott.
But Pwtk} 's party. like all
, .good things, has come to an
~end There'll be no more lazy
.. but digestively productive
1ia ys in front of the yogurt
shop .
Fndlty Oc t~bet 31 11*> ONLY Pll.OT
rtll' \\'a~1wr' 11n· '""' 111~
111 n .1\ 1011,1 H1·.1ch F l.1 • ,1nd
l111nk ' ,,•1·1111•11 It·..,.., than
1•11 thUM'tl .1h.,lll tlW
1'111~:-0 l'(\\11111 \ ll\11\ t' NI llllld l
:-.11 111 foc•I l)l (\I 1111' \\ ,1g11L•rs
h.ul 111 k1•t•p h 1111 I 111·kt'd aw;n
Ill lht• ;.:.11 .1g1· "hllt• lht•
~W\ 111),! nwn \\t'' '' 1 h '<fftnf:(
•1ttt lh1'11 < '1111111.1 111'1 Ma i
h11nw
tit··· ,,.,' .:-11s pu·10us .
':aicl 1\1 1.., Wu..:lll'r
l'tmk\ ~ fl·ars
c1mf1 nrwd Tucs<ht }
1lnv1•n l11 Los
a ir port . load1.>d
1w t :-ufr 1·rat1· and
awJy l'astwanl
Ir a \I t'lt•d solo
were
He was
Angeles
into a
whisked
Punky
llt·'ll .,,, 111 quara ntint' a
Punky poses before leaving town
f e w d ays. but w i ll .be
µa roled on the day the rest of
the family catches upto hjm.
Rumor has it that frozen
yogurt can be obtained in the
Sunshine State so Punky won 't
s uffer withdrawal pains .
.. If he doesn't get eaten by
;m a tugator, he 'll ~ okay, ..
mused Mrs. Wagner. -MP
..
Dentist's Lady in Attendan~e
.•By JANET McCONNAUGHEY
~·NEW O RLEANS (A P > -
·Whe n Malvina Cueria began
1~ork as a de ntal a ssistant.
ftright Lights flashed Cro m un·
... b ielded X ray tubes and her
boss used leeche s t o drain
rabscessed teeth
Her litle. with the elegance or
tbe early 1900s . was "lady in at-
tendance.··
·· Her employer. Or. C Edmund
. Kells, m ay have been the first
4entist ever to X·ray a living
,person 's mouth. And he definite·
. b' created a stir when he first
4bired a female dental assistant
·, 8J 1885
•·' But he also held onto a techni-
uue typical of the mid· 18005: .,.r
1• "IF A PATIENT had a n
.. abscessed tooth. he would send a
porter to the drugstore and get a
i.lleech. The porter would bring it .}tack in one of those little
~ardboard containers like you
.. ,et goldfish in.·· Mrs. Cuerla re·
•lftembered.
..t "He would take this old
(irormy leech and p'ut It in this '.~be that had a hole at both
"'ends. The smallesl end waa for
the mouth.. He would apply that ~lbl to lhe abscessed npoa. '4'b1• leech would just suck up d ·
•• lnfecUon out ot the area _.
•Aiwell ui>. .
"That wu lhe only Ume I
Mildn 't a11i1t blm. because J
~ .
couldn't stand that lecC'h ... she
said .
MRS. CUERIA, now 87 and
li vi n g o n the fa s hionable
E s planade Ave nue in New
Orleans. was the firs t dental as
sistant to be certified under the
"grandmother'· clause of the
National American Dental As·
s ist ants · Association.
S he was honored this month at
the group's na tiona l convention.
where she will talk about the un·
expected dangers of turn -0f·the·
century X-ray machines .
"On one occasion, s hoclly
a fte r Dr. Kells had X·rayed the
secretary and me. we both lost
our halr from the middle of our
for~heads to the middle of our
heaCls and as far down as the
te mple." she remembered in an
interview.
"DR. KELLS WAS very d1 s·
tres~ed at this. and began to X-
ray mice to see if they would
lose their hair. It did not affect
the mice· at all. Fortunately, we
had long hair and were able to
arrange jt to hide the. bald spots
until it erew back," she said.
X ·rays were still new. and the
machlnea bad to be focused each
time they were used. Only a de·
cad• or ao earlier. Kells bad bad
to foeua Ida macbine on bia own
ftand before mln1 lt oa a patient.
He bad • new-fantled met...
by the time Mrs Cueria. pro-
nounced "curia," began to work
for him. But the machine still
was nothing Like the sleek. lead-
s hielded plastic-and-metal ones
no w in use.
"IT WAS JUST a plain glass
tube . It had no covering on it
whateve r." she said. "Whe n he
would tum on the X-r ay. bright-
colored lights would flash all
over. When he was X·raylng a
patient, I would hold a palmetto
fan over their faces. Whe n he X-
rayed me. Rose --the secretary
-would hold the fan."
She worked for Kells until her
marriage in Septe mbe r 1915,
and again when he daughter -
born 11 months later ...;... was
a bout 12 years old.
"Dr. Kells began writillg a lot
and he asked m e to come back
and work with.rum. So I worked
with him off and on after that."
In the Interim, Kells had lost
his band to skin cancer.
"RE STARTED wltb trouble
In bis thumb. Then they re·
moved his fingers, then ttiey re·
moved biA band, then they re ·
moved his arm. up below the
shoulder," she sai<t.
By that Ume, Mrs. Cueria was
no tonaer workln1 for bim. She
was belpini a youna fn encl of
her brother's. set up a dental of.
flee next to Kells' when. after
the final a mputation. Ke lls
killed himself. ··
Mrs. Cueria said she had no ill
effects from the X·rays. And in-
deed, despite her age. she is em -
phat ically up and· a bout as
vice president of the Cathedral
Deanery Council of Catholic
Women. as a member of a group
called. Patio Planters. and tak-
ing care or her own houseplants.
SHE WORKED professionally
until 1969. During World War II.
Mrs. Cueria had he lped start lhe
first 104·hour study course for
dental assistants.
She was a spry 68 when the
dean ol Loyola University's den·
lal school asked her to start a pro-
gram there in 1981. "It was sit·
down, four-handed dentistry.
teaching i tudents bow to work
with assistants."
~vina Cueria stands
by equpment used by her
errployer in the early
1900s when she was a
denta assistant.
Q
Vicki McCarty-Englund is Playboy coordinator
Centerfold Is Legal
By MICHAEi. PASKEVICH
I
OI ,,. 0.1lf Polol Sl•ll
t 'd be no cliche to
hang a "Local Girl
(W o m a n ) M akes
Good'' label on Vicki
McCarty· Englund.
Fro m H arbor V i e w
Elemf>ntary School in Corona
de l Mar . s he moved on Lo UC
B e rkele y Sc ho o l or
Journalis m , tlastings College
of Law. Cambrid~e Unive rsi·
ty and into a cente rfold of
Playboy Magazine
What's that again'!
Ms . McCarty. 26, married
(hence the ·Englund l and
ba c k li ving in Newport
Beach. s miled frequently as
she discussed the apparent
contradiction of a naked Phi
Betta Kappa.
That she would one dav
doff her duds for a nine page
spread in Playboy adm illed·
Jy was the> furthest th ing
f rom her mind when she
gr ::iduated from Corona del
\1 Cir High. where s he became
the school's fi rs t female stu·
dent bodv preside nt
A c ti vel v 1n \·olve d i n
pohtics and.writing. the seU
avo w ed fe mini st m oved
riorth to UC Berkeley, receiv ·
ing her B.A. in journalism .
Then it was back across San
Francisco bay for two years
at Has tings Collej!e or La\.\.
It was during a summer
break that Ms McCarty first
made contact with llugh Hef·
ner's huge corporation
S h e s p o t te d a
newspaper ad~ertise·
ment announting the
"The Great 25th. An-
nlve>41!1 ry Playmate Hunt · ·
"I was· freelandn~ for the •
(Los Angeles) Herald Ex·
aminer and thought 1t wouJC1
be a good feature.·· she re-
called.
Fi'gur1ng a solid s to ry
might secure her a perma·
nent s taff position with the
paper. Ms. McCarty phoned
Playboy headquart er s and
se t up ~ interview.
A good deal of ribbm R from
friends and he r future
husband preceedecf her ap·
pomtment. which s he arrived
al clad only m a hathing s uit
and her Phi Betta Kappa
key.
"I felt tot ally ridiculous,"
she laughed. "I d idn 't wan\
lo be in the contest. I wanted
a sto ry ."
Ms. McCarty was upfront
about her intentions but
Playboy officials we re n't
buy ing it. "They didn't catch
on to the r eporter · s role ."
she said. ·'They thought it
was a pose.··
,; ·I didn't know what they
saw lin me>." she added, but
a few w~ks later the phone
rang at he r home. This t ime
it was Ms McCarty who
was n't huying it when I.he
voice al the other end of the
hne informed her that she 'd
been selected to a ppear in
Playboy
"I sa id ·very funny· a nd
hung up
T h<' calls kept com ·
ing to the µoint of
aggravation
"I finally s aid. ·you 're
crazy . I don 't want to
have anyt hing to do with·
your m:igazine, · she said
Playboy. howe ver. tvcn
tually won her over and Ms
McCart} prepared for the
fi rst photo sesswn one of
many that stretched out for
nearly two years
"I was a ner vo us wreck."
sh e said of her'first s~sslor\.in
Bel Aire "I must have put
on 10 layers or clo~hes. I J
showed up lookin~ Uke the
s ugar plum f ai r y o r
somebody getting ready to
play strip poker.··
The imtial shooting took
six hours a s Ms . McCarty
loosened up and s lowly shed
her clothes layer by layer .
The patience of the photo·
gr apher C Arny Freyta'g > a nd
cooperation of Play boy folka
over the ensu in g m ontht
CSef' CENTERFOLD, Page ..
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Irvine
fDI T l ()N
\'our Hometown
Dall~· ~e•·spaper
. VOL. 73, NO. 305, 4 SECTla°NS, 4.-4 PAG E S FRr'DAY, OCTOBER 31 , 1980 TWENTY -FIVE CENTS
. '
ostages ue
Die fi'are• ol Ballo.ee•
Sandy Culp paints goofy expressions on
pumpkins to be displayed over the
weekend at Si" Flags Over Georgia amuse-
ment park in Atlanta. Over 100 of the
pumpkins were preparC'd
Rental Subsidies OK'd
·Irvine Company Gets Federal, State Aid .. . . ' -. ... . . . . . ...
ByRICHARDGEEEN
OltllltO..ly 1111 .. siatt
Federal and state officials have
tentati\tely agreed to help low
income people pay r ent on 460
partment units the Irvine Com ·
pany wants to build in Irvine, t'ily
planner Debby Linn said today.
The apartments are scatterc"
among 1,370 planned units 1n
seven of the company's housmJ:
projects.
Ms. Linn explained that the
Irvine Company is seeking gov-
ernment-subsidized rent on the
460 units in order to meet the
terms of an out-or.court lawsuit
settle ment. The suit charged the
company and city weren 'i doing
enough to provide low-cost hous·
ing.
As part of the settlement. the
company and the city agreed lo
provide sites for 725 low.in<'ome
housing units.
· ~eht on the unil!i is lo be su~
sid'ized by the U.S Housing and
Urban l)evelopment Department
a nd by Califor nia Housing
1-'i nance Agency.
Ms. Linn explained that both
age n cies s ubs idize r e nt for
fa m iii es earning 80 percent or less
of the median income. In Orange
<.:ountv the m edian in('nme is
,23,oOOper year.
For example. a family of four
earning $18,400 per year and less
would qualify for a montttly rental
subsidy on one of the 460 units the
company plans to build in Irvine
The family would pay approx-
• mately 25 percent of their
monthly income on the rent and
the government would pay the
re m ainder of the rent.
The following is a list of the pro-
posed Irvine apartment units on
which the gove rnment has ten-
tatively agreed to help low
income peoplel>aY rent
in ttris 1SO.Jn1l ;ipartm~·nt com
plex to be ready for octupanr)
1n August 1982
Woodbridge V11!a!\· at Yale
, \ \" •· n u e a n d Y 3 I c· I flfl p 1 n
southwest Woodbridge. Sixty of
the 258 units here will he sub
s1dized when th.: Pnljf'l't opens in
March I~. •
Orchard Pa r!. Apartm<'nt!>
off Irvine Centt>r O ri\ e Just cast of
Jeffrey Road. T he entire 6<1-unit
project will be sub:.1d1n•d when
<Stt HOliSINC., Pa ~e A2 1
Jetliner
Said on
ByTbeAs~laled Press
Iran·!> govemmt:nt rud10 s aid .
tod <iy a "Just method" for releas
1ng the 52 Ame ri can hostages had
bt>t>n worked <mt. a nd a Swedish
Jetlin<'r reportedly was put on
standby for a fli~ht to Tehran But
Ii S offi <'ials agam r<tutioned
.igainst undue optimism over a
PQssible endto the hostage crisis
One State Department offic ial
m Wa:.hington railed ri>µorL'i of an
LATE SHAH'S SON
NAMES SELF KING -A4
imminent bn:•:1kthrou~h "non
sense ·
Pres1dC'nt Carter. asked 1n
Columbia S C . whelhtr tht cap·
tivc Am<>ricans would he released
soon. replied: "I hope so I can't
predict anything I don't have any
information leading ti) a ti me
schedule ·· •
The ~u rprise bruade a!>L liy
Tehran radjo gav<' no detail of the
reported method for resolving the
t'risis, nor di d 1t attribute the
statement lo any Iranian offi cial.
But it appeared ln be a reference
lo still-secret condillcms for the
Americans· release proposed by a
special commission of the Iranian
Parliament.
The broadcast seemed to be an
attempt by some tn power to help
pave the way for the e ventual re-
lease or the hostages. and to
pr essure a hard·linc faction
w1t111n the lraruan P:.t rliament
that has blocked efforts to end the
crisis.
The radio statement said Iran
had already been "victorious"
over the United States in the
hostage confrontation, and said
release of the Americans would
be neither "unjust ·· nor "cow-
a rdly."
• Iran's revolutionary leader•
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khumeinj has
given t h e P a rl ia ment
responsibility for dec1dmg the
fate nf the hostages. who l;Pday
spent their 36.1rdday in capti vity
Blll after three da \'S of bitter de-
bate hehind closed doors. the
hard liners Thursdlly boycotted
an -Opert session of Parliament
that was to have con!>1dered the
commission's re<'ommended con-
d1 lions for the hostages· release
The session was postpon1!d until
Sunday because the boycott of 66
of the 228 deputies left the Parlia-
fStt HOSTAG~S. Pal(e A2>
Irvine Company orficial:i say
they are ahead of schedule in
meeting the lawsuit settlement
terms and city representatives
say they are helping by str~amlin-
...: ·.-i,B;9PPfOVal process for the ~come apartment units ..
University Town Center ·
Apar tments at Campus and
Callfornia drives. Rental s ub
sidies will be available on 74 units
Newport Tot,.Dad
Spied Near London
By STEVE MARBLE
OllMo.ily ...... SUft
A 3·year-old Newport Beach
boy. the subject of an intense
P.,Olice manhlmt since his abduc·
lion earlier this month, has been
spotted in a London suburb, police
said today. ·
Newport Beach lnvestiaators
said young John Richard Ryan
and his father Timothy Francis
Ryan -who police asserl
snatched the boy from bis
grandparents' Baypo rt Way
home in Newport Beach, were
seen late Wednesday ridin& in a
car.
But when BriU.h authorities were notified and tried to tum up
the IOUlbt·after child and hls
father, U..y came up empty. banded ..
Police nld tbey are now unsure
wberetbe miutac pair are.
Tbe lnformatloD, police said, in·
ltlally •• paued aloq to the
bof'I IDGl&ll9r1 Julie Ann Ryan,
wbo U. ... al e•tody ol the ( '°'· PepAJ)
.lalU.e .. eae .. d
Anti-abortionist Jeanne Gaetano, 20, cuddles her six·
m~ontb-old son John Paul, who becomes a tiny hmta1e of
his mother' cause, of sorts Saturday. Mother and IOll
will spend hours in Alexandria, Va., jail tosetber u
s .. sentence lmPOleel. for arrest while blockinl
abortion ollnic entrance In ASxandria demonatratioo lut
year and 1ubaequent ~vtcUon.
elease?
Sex Charges
Jury Indicts • Sen. Robbins
SACRAMENTO IAI·» State
Sen Alan Robbins :.urrendered
today to the sheriff's office aft er
~ Sacramento County grand jury
tndl<'ted him on sex a nd mari-
juana chaq~es.
R o bbin s. a Va n ~u)'s
Democrat. posted a $20,000 hond
and was released from t ustody,
according tO Chier Deputy Larry
Stamm.
St amm said th•• chaq~es wen:>
unla wful sexual intf'rcourse with
a minor. attE>mptell unlawful in
ter<'ourse with a minor, oral
copulation with a minor, and
possession of man1uana
The f11-st three are felonies
The ma111uana charge 1s a mis-
dt•meanor
District Att o rn ey Herb
Ja<'kson <.'Onf irme d t hat the
grand j ury met 51 '7 hours Thurs
day night. but refused tu discuss
details of the meet1ng
Robbins was not available for
comment
An 18-year -old Sa<.'ramento
wom an, Lor i Terwilliger , ac-
cused Robbins or seducing her
two years ago at his capital
apartment. Two other yo ung
women have alleged that Rob-
bins sexually ha rassed the m.
The 3'7·year-old state senator
has denied the allegations.
A spokesman for Senate Presi-
dent Pro Tern J ames Mills. D·
San Die go, said no formal
Senate action against Robbins
was planned while the charges
were pending.
A..,Wu~to
FACES SEX CHARGES
St.te Senator Robb4ns
hand and '>ayinv, how 111·1•11 ~
was .
She said Hobbins took hei '••
lunch and bought her a II· 1nk
After othf'r meetings, J!ot1t1111~
took her lo his apartment, ..-ht>n •
they had sex, she said
· · 1 had never b€'en tn bcc1 with
a man and I was too scarN to
s ay anything. but he nevl'r evt>n
ask1>d, ·she s:tin .n .. 1 1mr1 1int
to thl' Senat~ Huie:, C11111 m1!1ee.
"He JUSt we nt to it l\fterwards I r e I t a I o n e , s ,. a r ,. cl " n d
ashamed.'
Sexual intercourse between an
adult and a female under 18 who
are not married is a felony' that
carries a potential penalty or up
to three years in prison.
J ackson began his ltl\ .:st:gd ·
lion Sept 20 a fter news acrounL ..
of the complalnt were published
Ms. Terwilliger said s he met
Robbins when she interviewed
him for a high school project He
invited her into his office. she
said, and "started kissing m~
Earlier. a 17-year old aotJ
Barbara girl fil ed a ('r1m11Ja:nt
with the e<>mmittee S<t)'fll~ Ho11
bins made advance5 tn lwr 111 1h1
Senate chambt·r Hohh1n.;; lll'nwd
11 and the commit·· 1· latt·r -.;.id 11
found no wrongdotnl!
2 Engines ,Remain
Vigil M ainlained
At Owl Fire Site
Two engine compan ies re·
mained ~s a precaution tod~y on
the charred perimeter of the Owl
fire. a blaze that burned almost
15.000 acres of grassy hillsides
above Yorba Linda.
The fi re was controlled by
Thursday, but a spokesman for
the Orange County Fire Depart·
ment said the last two engine
companies were on duty "Just in
case a hot spot flares up "
The fire. which began on Tues-
day morning and drew as many as
750 firefigt\Lers toits~ines.-, b~
a total of 14,873 acres.
One home was lost ., an old
wooden ranch houst: on the soutti
side of the Riverside Freeway.
Mike McKee, public'information
officer for the fire department,
said the house was occupied but
he doe5n 't know who Ii ved there.
McKee said about 24 cattle were
Irvine School
~ard Eyes
Proficiencies
Irvine Unified School District
trustees meet Monday night to
conside r a policy on high school
minimum proficiencies and dis·
cuss a report on short and long-
term district goals.
The state requires all students
lake high school minimum profi·
ciency tests before they are
araduated. Trustees are to de·
clde how well the studeota must
do on the test in order to
graduate. · .
The lon& and J bort-term ioaJs
are a :ibroad policy state· menta which lhe school
district tel.
Tbe were eatabllahecl ln
1974 and the 1cliool trustees are
in tbe proce11 of recetvina .
publlc comment on bow I.My ,.
should l9e reviled. •
e1the"r killed or ha<ll y t1urn1•d 111
t he blaze. and that th1· 111 rurn. animals are being rm11Hl1·1l 1:11
and killed out CJf mern
The Owl fire ~01 11" 11,inw
because the fi re ori~mated n• :11 :1
quarrv owned by the 0"' I <"<'nwnt
Company
ln vt-sti~ators for the< 'aiifurnia
Department of F'orestr~ "'1•r•· 'it ill
invest1)!ating todav lh1· liki-tlho•1d
that the fire wa~ sta1 It11 IJy .in
arsonist
Amtrak Deraile d
SPRING F1 EJ.D. 111. t Id '>
An Amtrak train carrying 76
passengers derailed ju:-t uutsiue
Springfield on Thursd ay naghl,
injuring six people
Or :::cA:.C~a~~
\\'eat her
Fair Sat urday ~xn·pl
for early m orning l11w
clouds. Cooling trend "'1th
lows torughl or 48 aloni.~
the coast to 58 inland
Highs Saturday mostl v in
70s.
INSIDE 'l'ODA l'
The nut big "boom·· 111
Oran~ County may well bl>
rn the fjf!ld of C"ULturt Tum f(I
Page CI for a report on t hr
atatt of the art! 1n 1111•
county
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enl'lr~14:tnl'nl vf Abud.an loda1 .nd 1l" 1nfanlP, and urmor
"m o pl*'d on'" 11u<'kl't af\cr anotht-r of f>1'r-.1,rn l Oem> re1u!fl11nc1•'
Ul pr~paralhlfl fur ~ fin.ii dnv.-on I~ 1')l11nrt cily, lr•n'i< m&1n
stronahotd on lht> t•w.tern l"UQl 111 th•· ··mb.tttlt'd Sh111t uJ Arnh
wawrMu:i « i\f) lrut1 11·n111111u1114u1• bruud<'lL~t by Uaa,hctad Radio al110 ":wl
lrnq1 for t·-.-.sct fire lo aal'o p1~hn .. ,. andoU &.ankfarm1 In thf' town ut
Kho:-rnw,1bad, 20m1l.-uouthflf Atwadan 1t1avenodetaHs
11 ~as thl' flnsl lrnq1 rcfer~nc."e lo opt>rationi around Khos
rowuba tl s m<'l' th•• "'11r hn>k•· out on Sept 22 Iran adm1ttod lraqr
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.ti:l'lll:I Ii.ind llcl1 \l'r d J ui.tll'l' l~part!'llent letter l<1 the Re·"
Jt'!>Sl' J Jt'k:.on mqu1npg .;bout 0 lht' r lv1I righLo; lt•1:tdt>r s pu:.s1blt'
dt'Jl1n.::.. ~11h I rb)'a 11ftt>r Jc1.:k,,,oo telephont•tl lhe Whit•· lluu..,<'
It wa:. rt'IXH1l•ll llldll)
Hul an FBI :..pokl':.na.An 1>a1d lht' burt"au kne"' nothan~ of th1
<'a ll or s ubsequent c11nver:.almn.s bt-l~t"t"n th.-WhJte Hou!>e and <1
Justice l>epartmcn~fficuil w1J s u1d an flil .su~rv1sor det:ld('d
111deJ)t'nd,•t1ll) 1101 l\1 h&Vt' dge nb mJk1· the deli ver) Th"
W ash111gton Po.,t s111d
J ackso11, !wad 11( Opernl10n Pl 'Stl. ha!> 1..-e n <'8m"a11(1\lllj(
for President l 'a rt er·b rc-elet't1on and u cc•,mpani~ L'arter
aboard Air Forle One Crum St Lout!> to <"ol11mb1a . SC . Thur;
day n1gh1
.tlotto.rfu KU,. Flrr
WILL.OW SPRINGS.NC <AP 1 t-'1ve young peo~le dted of
apparent t•arhon ·mc)nox1de poisoning today as they wailed for
help in a wrecked car with the engine left runnln~, officials said
The Wake County Sheriff's l>epartrnent said lhe car s pun
out of ~11trol on a rural road. hit a traffic sign and got stuck 111
a ditch. Shenff's Lt David Waller said the tailpipe was covered
with mud.
The dead were ide ntified as James Lee Rog.:rs, 21, and his
lwtn brothers. H.unald and Donald, both 23. all of Wagram; a nd
Peggy Sm ith. 17, and her sister, JuJietle, 16, both ol Fuquay
Varina
Police Add Security
At Burgener Threat
SAN DI EGO <AP> -Re p.
Clair Burgener , R-Calif,, who is
running for re-election against
Ku K l ux: Kla n leader Tchn
Metzger. has received threats
a gainst tUs life. police said lo
day. j
Robe rt I Burgrcen, assis tant
c;hief of police. said the four-
lerm congressman "h as re
cei ved a Mu pie of anonymous..
threats through lus sister "
"We have moved to increase
our surveillance of his acHvities
at h is requt>st. · Rurg reen said
Thursday nii.?ht.
Kl a n sman Me tzger. the
Democratic nominee. is accom· •
paniert by his bodyguards and
has bet•n given plain-c lothes
µoli<·c· protection tn public ap-
p ear an c es 1n t h e 43 rd
~ongressional District
In addttwn. Metzger wean; a
bullet-proof vest. He cl.urned n
a ttempt on his Li ff' was p lanned
hefore a man was arrested re-
cently for carrying a concealed
weapon. No s hots have been
f1rerl at eithe r ca ndidate.
Reed Roalwright, a Burgener
campaign aide, refused lo con-
firm that death threats had been
m ade on lhe GOP incumbent but
said "we have take n certain pre· .
LIFE THAEA TE NED?
Rep. O.lr Burgener
ca utions ." H e would not
elaborate.
Metzger said he routinely re-
ceives threats but knows nothin g
about any threats ar,ains t·
Burgener .
0ro%f!O .,1'011'ed
Conviction Reverse
·Incident Rejected
An unusua l legal maneuver to
have :i misdemeanor conviction
reversed because the JUdge who
hearn the case was a llegedly ~p
pointed to office illegally met wtth
quick rejection Thursday ..
Central Municipal Court Judge
Alau Plaia ruled that decisions by
judges or other 1>ubll( officials ~ere not ·open to reversl'IJ ·on the
' claim that the official was im·
properly appointed.
ORANOl COAS1'
DAILY PILOT
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CIWlrlffM l .. t .,,.,,,,,, ~"'"0'"'0 fa110f
felet>'">O• (1t41Ml-4H1
a .. -.ci AdwertlMflt Ma•M?t
Seeking dismissal of family
non-support charges against Joe
Cast eneda Perez was a t torney
Winfield S Payn e I IJ , who
claimed in court papers that Cen
tral Municipal Court Judg<'
Richa rd Orozco did riot meet
residency roqu.ire ments whe n he
was appointed to office four yPars
ago by Gov. EdmtJ.nd G. Brown
.Jr .
The judge, Payne claimed, was
not lawfully a judge a nd there fore
had norightlosentence Perez to a
90-day jail sentence in December,
1976.
The charge against Orozco 1s
ide ntical to one leveled against
h im by Nov. 4 election opponent
Bobby Youngblood. who asked for
a district attorney's investigation
oflhe roatterseveral weeks ago.
Orozco was a Los Angeles coun-
ty re5ident be(ore his Orange
County appointment. He h u.aid
that he sought lo establish res-
idency here through an Anaheim
address or a friend when loldofh.is
lmnUnenl selection by the gov-
e rnor.
Payrie claimed Orozco main·
tained his Monterey Park res·
idence during and after his a p-
pointment and therefore failed to
abide by a 54-day-resldency re·
qulrement.
Tbe district attorney's omce
has acknowledged it ls looking ln·
t.o the cbaraes agalnat Orozco.
Plaia ruled iD the matter Thurs·
day mornLna on a motion by ti.e
diatrict attorney to di1ml1's ·
Payne'apetWoa.
Payne bM denied that bis leaal
adiOM-were pollt.ically motlval·
ed. or la eome way connected t.o
Y~ .. calllpalp.
•
()4 1ly .,.1to1 ~'•"' Paete
LOSES APPEAL ROUND
Supervfeor Anthony
A11tliony
H earir1g·
Cleared
u,· fo'RIWElt'lt..'K S('UOt.M EHL
OflP'l•O•tl; P1lot!.& .. tt
l'he Sldrt of ~1 prd1mrn ary hear
I n g i n I (1 ,. :.I fll p :J I ~ n f u II rt
la1111ckrtn!=( alkJ.(a t1011s a~ai11!'ll
Orangi> <.:1111nly f.'11 'ii Ois tn <'t
Sup ... rv1.~hr Ph1lq. ,\.111 h1m y ha:
hcl'n t•lcJrt•cl 11\ lh .. · St..itl'
Suprcme(.'nurt ma <1to 3dc11s1on
The court 0 !> ruling n<•l to ht•,;1r an
..tµpt•J I filt•ll by A11tl1,1Jn) .s .it
hJrl\lY!> (',IOU' 1n lht: hn.:il davs of
lhe incumbent l-Uµt'n l!.111 .., n 1m
p:..1~n fm .i ~·t cond term an <1ff1<'1.'
T hf' cli•t·t 1•ln 1-. l'ut•.,da \
··fl '-; d minor c11!.c111P.11111 ment, ·
Anthony '>cl1'1 tocl:.iy l'he .i llJ :J
votL-. how,•n·r 1nd1c-.tl<•:. t he court
c;hare~ !'>Otn<• uf lhe cunce rnf that
\AoC h••\f' .:il.w1u1 the v.ay lhest•
1•ha rgt>1o Wt>r<: ltrought ·
Prose<-utor R1r ha rct lfarlen, a
slalt' depul\ Jltorne) general
said a dale for the start of the pre
linar) hearing h as not bet•n
c tablishcd lie said 1t 1s llkel\'
tha t a ll parties involvt•rl m the
cast> w1ll r~turn befure (Jrangl•
Cvu t1t y Su r e ru1r. Court Judge
t'luudc Owt'llS tn Sl'l 1ouc h a d ale.
Haden sa1d 1t woulrl lw \Pry wi
likely that any court app earance
would llCl'Ur in adva nce of the
elcc~1on
A n t h o n y . a n 11 f '' r m e 1
~uper v1sor HJlph IJ11>dnch . •:tr•·
accused uf t·11nsp1r1n~ to conceal
the .,oun·t" of about $60.0oo thal
wab fwmell·d into 1!176 :iolitw;il
rampai~ns 1nrlur11ng Anthony':-.
~uccessfuJ race for upervii;or
Anthony com.1:-tenllv has de
n1ed th£' char~es a~ainst him
fi e has nn: howPver. l!ntered .t
form<il ple a <iue to tht r:-.tens1ve
lega I wran~IJng that ha~ orcurn.-c1
between th(' pro~i>rut111n ,,nd tht
Jt!fenst T IH' t·hur.i;:l·.; M IJ!!O<:.
were filL>d mcffl' lhun thr•·•· ,c:•T"
..tgo
Murde r Trial
Date Slated
For Marine
A m11r<1er trial wi ll begin l>E-c
for a 2:>-year old Marine atcused
of fa1ally injuring a fellow
serviceman in a July 19 brawl tn·
side the El Toro ~tarine Corps Air
Station Enlisted Man'sClub.
Lt. Mark Hough. s pokesman for
the air station, s airl Cpl Robert t..
Pe Jrson Y.i ll face unprem<.-dit<it
ed murder ~harges m a general
court mar'1 ial hearing lo be held
at the air sta\llm If convicted. he
could be sen tenced to life im-
prisonment, I fough said.
He is accused of smashing a
chair 11gams1 the head ()( Lance
Cpl Ryan W Leroy. 19.
Hough said Leroy died ur <1
m assive brain hemorrhage m
!:>anta Ana ·Tus ttn Communtl\'
Hospita l ·
Le rny, who was assigned lo
Marine t-1,ghter ~llac\ Squadron
314, had bel11 in the Marine Corps
s incC' November of 1978. His home
town was Reeseville. Wis.
Pears o n . a native of
Philadelphia, was ass igned to th e
air s tation 's headquarters
squadron
LaBonte Electe d
Panel Pre8ident
Monte La Bonte. director of the
Sadd leback College fine arts
division. has been e lected presi~
de nt of the Southern Section of
the Music Assodation or the
California Colleges.
As president, LaBonte is plau
nlng the state music associa·
lion's fall conference, to be held
Nov. 7 at El Camino College
Charge Rejected
DETROIT lAP> -A feder.al
judge in Detroit has rejected ~he
U.S. Census Burea u 's contention
that It cannot meet his order t.o
adjust census figures lo re nect
an undercurrent among blacks
and H11pank1. "The report la
full of-ne1ativi1m -'nothing
wltl work,·" U.S. Oistrtcl Judge
Horace Gilmore said on Thurs·
day. ·
~~~~;.;,_..;.;..;___~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~·~~~~~~~~ _\_~
f ',....P•pAI
HOSTAGES
me11l Ii m 1·mlwrs s hort of a
fJllOl lint
'l 111' hard lln•·r~. who said they
lhd not want uny action on the
hostage:. until wrt cr the y .s:
prcsidt'ntlal elt>ct1ons and d1cJ nOl
wunl tohPlp Pres1dcmt Carter
K nowlcdJ?cuble s ources in
'l't>h r .m 1·xpressed isome doubt to ·
din It.at lltl' f•arham .. nl would
1l1 ·H·us., l lil' hu11ltii.:t-issue a s
"<'hl'rluled Sunday
Khomcrn1 pre~umubly could
t!lld the parliamentary impasse
by 1nstr11etin~ all dl'IJUlies lo al·
l1!1111 1 he i.esi.1011
l n Stoc·kholm. Sw•·rten. officials
1( the J1rhrw S<'a11air s a id a l99·
.,,•:1t DC 8 :u rllnn was on s tandby
Jl I hf' f'Jl y's CilfpOr\, pQS!)i bly for Q
fl1~hl lO Tehran on I wo hOurs·
no1 tt f' lo lak1 out the hostages
Sta1.a1r IS ..... ub:..1d1a ry or SAS.
Scandtn:.iv1an A1 rline System
Sc;ina1r M an aging Director
Ci\!orge Obso n said a jet had been
\10 M:.tndb.\ Mnce th ' be~inning Of
t h1~ .... et'k ror a flight to Tehran
Jn<i back ··to s omewhere 1n
c;ermany · l's con tingency
vlan~ arc believed to call for a
s topover in Wr!'t c;ermany by the
releast..'<i ho:.la~e!>.
··A broker in London conta<·ted
U!> last Frufay about the st :rndby
flrghl bul aS U."Ual In SUl'h cases
we know nothing at this st age
;1bout wh11 the ('li(·nl 1s." Olsson
tvld Thl' Asso('1alcd Press
i n Washin~tun Stal~ Depart
rra•n l sµokl':-nurn .loh11 II Tr.Ult·
n c r '" ~ 1 d t h (' r l p II rt :. of t h e
.11rplun<' 11rran1:l'rrH•nts were
·rumor-;tou~~ofar "
T ht· l':irli;1rn<•lll C'onim1si;ion 1!>
,.,. pe<'lc.>tj 10 ""t c1111 four condition~
l1~lt'd Ly J>:lu1rncm1 last month:
rt>l 11r11 11f lht-lalP "hah '~ wealth, a
11kdf.!P nf non-1nterferenre an
11 ,.,, :. affutr;,, w 1thdr awal of
!av. s111Lc; <c~.11nsl I ran. and release
of ~ b1 l11on in Iranian assets
fr11it>n 1n I ' -; banks The com
m 1s~mn <:11uld "bo add conditions
Somt> dLput11!:-. are reported d t!
rn J nding the mlPd St ates al!>o
pull out of the Pers ian Gulf area
:i nd -.upply Iran with some $25'1
mlll10~ 1n military s pare parts lo
m;ik e up for losses m the 40-day
~ vld war with ne1ghbor1ng Iraq.
Tt'hran radio today s aid Pres1
dent Aliolhassan kan1 Sadr would
hol<i a news ronferl'nce Saturday.
b u t s h •> r l I y a f t c r w a r d a
spc)k esman -:aal t he confe rence
was 1•a nccll·d tit•c·auSl' the pre!>r
ch'nt had LCJ "g11t out of town cin
u r~ent businc•ss "
HOlJSING • •
lhl· proJcet 1s 1·um~le t ed in
I ,anu.iry 1982
Wind~rwld ApartmenL<; on
Culver Drt\t· north of Deerf1E!ld
\ \ <'llUl'. rh1' 24':S 11n1t complex
V.h1.-h "•'I oi,tn 1n ~ay 1982 \\Ill
101111dc 1;(.1 11n1t' w11h s11b~1d1tl'd
• t r t
\\01Kll1rr•i ,.:1· 1 iok'> al Al1t111
\, ·nu. <Jnrl .I ('(frc\ ro.td w1 II lw
r l'Jth fur r1l0<·U;>dnt v 1n JtlnP 1'11:12.
i\1: t~ 11f 1t!> un1•.1o ~ 111 hdVe :.Ub·
.;11117N1 n·nt~ •
-Woodhridf!l'.' Oall~ l:'art H
ne<c r Yalt> !')(>ulh and A lt'on A venue
~ 1!1haw2.30 u11ils of whtl'h 46 will
be suh~1d1zed It will be ready ror
ut·cup:.inr•y in .June 1982
Th r Al<lers a l Allc1n Avenue
:ind Culver Drwe will have 304
vn1ts of whi ch 80 will have s ub·
srdill'd rent It will be ready for
ul·cupancy 'Omt.>l i me in 1982.
Theft Kin~ Broken
SAN FRANCISCO;< AP) The
1-'BI said more than $2.5 million
in stolen goods have been re·
covered and two theft rings that
robbed inte rstate and foreign
s hipments h1·oken up.
Ca1·ter,.Reagan
Swap Barbs
By Thf' As50l'l•ted Press ,
Ronald Reagan evok ed Shakespeare to criticize Jimmy Carter
and the president wggested sendi~g the forme r actor to Hollywood as
the two candidates campaigned furiously toward the de!1ouemenl of
the 1980election. . But whatever dra ma there was in the campaign Thursday came
more from possible embarrassm ents lo the catididates than f~om
the ir on·the-road rhetoric.
FOR R EAGAN, THERE WAS THE withdrawal from the cam-
paign or his ch.ief foreign policy adviser amid a controversy. and for
Carter tin! disclosure of a Justice Department report cnt1c1Z1n~ him
in the h'andlingofthe Billy Carter Libya aH<tir
The campaign rhetoric had Reagan continumg t<1 hammer at
Carter's economic pplicies "a tragic tomedy of errors.·' he dubbed
them while tbe pn:sidenl agam harped on the Reput>lican·s stafe·
men ts about calling o ut the troop:..
"Let 's make sure tha t we don't have to find out when he' II call for
use of American military forces next year by sendin,g him hack to
Hollywood. California , where Am erican m1hla r) rnr ct':. won't listen
to his voice, .. Carter said at a rally 1n Nt•w York's gurmcntdrslnct.
REAGAN BROUGHT UP SHAKESPEARE'~ "The. Come.dy of
Errors" in Texarkana on the Texas· Arkansas border, while s~ymgor
the president, "lie ga vc us five prugra ms, and yet our economic mess
has only worsened lle 's punished us lon g ~~nough . He has not
ea rned the loyalty of those whos uppurted him ..
Independent candidate John Anderson was m11k1 ~g a last
desperate bid to get Carter tu de bate him , meanwhile. <'a l ~n~ on thl·
president to make good on the statement that h would consider other
debate challenges after h is face-to-face mceting w1lh Reagan
ANDERSON'S LA W\I ER, MITCHELi. Rogovin. :>t:'nt a tt-lt'IHHn1
to Carter campaign manager Rubert Strauss rE!m1nd1 ng the prP:.1dt·11t
of his pledge. While there was no immediate a nswer 1l w as hi ghly vn
likely Carter ""ould debatP Ande r:-.on in the last crw.h or the cam
pa1gn .
Today , both maior part) 1·and1dates were e1ga1n rnung from
political ra il v to pollural rally. Carter 1 rymg to keep a n unt.>iJ~Y hold on
his n<illve South. anrl Reagan trying lu tie up large and a:. yet un-
decuJed industrial states in the 'lortheast and M 1d""e ·;1 Anderson
was campaigning 1n ~ev. England a nd Nt'MV York
Jn Pittsburgh loda) Rea~an implored lJemncrab ••• desert
Carter and accused his n val ,,f 'dragging h1l> feel " 1n 1 h1· frll er al
invesltgallon of Billy l.arter
Focusing the last four days 11f lhf' µres1de nt1al rac ... on tc1o;,uµ
stales. the Republican presrdenttal candidate lrierl to ~t:'nt>rate en
thus iasm for a big GOP turnout on Eleclt0n Oay
"I WAST TO THANK .\LL rJf vo u." he told ..i ''"'"' o of hun-
dreds of s upponers 1n a returb1c;hcd tra in s tatwn h1·ri 'Anrf h.i\"
1ng thanked y•1u I want to l>a~ don't relax
Reagan said hf' was :-.urc the rally was j)ackert wtlh Uemo<·rat!.
an d independenL'i ai. well as Hepublit'ans and invited them to get
behind lus candid an
llt.> hcgan the d~y \\llh a µn valc mePling \\llh l:ibor and busi·
rress leaders . Prl·ss s poJ..f•S man I .~ n ="of l1ge1 r!!fu:.ed to d1sC'lose t • ,
the 1dent ily of an> p:1rl1c1panl..'> in the 011,ctinl!. s1-1v1111t ~11me did nut I
want their namt'~ mitde pubUc
TOT, DAD SEEN ...
bloncMrnired tot and 1s separ.;.cted
from her husband
A former ne ighbor or t he
Ry ans. who hve<l in England unttl
several months ago ~hl·n tht'
mother a nd son r am e lo ~ '-'"' pw t
Reach. tnld :l11thorrltl"\ ,ne v..•:-
l'ertain 11 wa!'> the• m1s:.ing bm "hl·
sa~
r\Pwport Bt-dl'h poltl·e .,,.,cJ h 1
dav lhe .. "11now11111 ~l· r;.i:..v 11110 lh~ h;m«is of the Oran~e C..:t1unl\
District Attor:nE!~ .1n9. allefTl(.ll t•1
secur e a c;hild·stPahng ""~rran1 t•J
e na bl~-Britis h a'UI ho r itir' (rr
make an arrest.
Mrs. Ryan. who said s ht· was
taking a nap when her !>Oii
vanished oul of his crib. c;ays s he
1s re lieved by the sig ht in~
"It's certainly the least' of t\,\,11
ev i Is .·· s he com ment\!d today
Police. al fi rst believing the boy
m ight have wandered from his
grandp4rents· home. never dis
counting the theory that the bo)
might have been kidnapped, said
they've been able to put together
this scenario they claim led up to
and followed the abduction.
Detectives claim the 40-year
old father. a British c itizen who
works m Saudi Arabia. flew into
Los /\nj!elrs lnternat1onal :-1
<\1rpw t f\n OC'l ll!. renle r1 a car ;
and latt•r t hccked in al a Costa :
M t>Sa motr I :
Onet' in CJrJni.;t· C'c1unt:-. JXihc<' ·
,J!o ·l.'n. I Ill' f,llht·r """~ll•llt'd hi1o car
f.ir a \'dJ1 .ii ·1 ..... 1nt a ·\n.l rental
agPOC\ )!r ..1hltt cl tht hoy and
dr<l\" lo ,J :-om.ill t11wn "' ~11•x1c11
"'herl· th( c•:1r rrportcdl.Y \\a::-
:l"and(lt)1't\
From thl·re poll< l' .,pl•cul ate
h1> hkcl) <·aught .i plane In Mex·
1co Cit\' "'1th h 1~ hllle son :mci .boa,rd~.I I n1ghl lO f ,OOO()n
Japan Ship
Search Set
NAG1\SAl\I. .JJ pan tAP1
Sal\'age te<1ms have begun an
attempt to r<>C'OVl'r a n ~st1mated
$2 million worth of gold and
s 1l \fer believed to be aboard a
17t~ntury Portuguese ship Jy.
ing the s Pa bottom off this
port ty in Western Japan
Thc Nippon ~1 ar1l1me
Developm ent t'o . began the
operation today after a tradi·
tional Shinto rchg1ou!" ser vice
·WHY
ALDEN'S?
We show more than thirty manufacturer's
carpet lines with approximately 3000
sa mples. We carry about 100 rolls of carpet
at special prices. In o ur remnant room are
hunc:leds o f remnants fro m. tiny to room size
Every American manl!facture r ~f vinyl is
represented in our vinyl display: Armstrong.
Congoleum. Gaf. Mannington. B!scayne and
Amtico. Ro lls and remnants in stock at
special prices.
I •/,
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uur· drapery department intludes custom
fraperies. "Levelors ... Woven Wood Blinds.
Custom Bedspreads and special treatments
for unusual windows. We not only have a
specialist in this department. but our own
excellent installer as well.
Wood floors are represented by several
manufacturers such as Bruce. Harris and
Sykes. Patterns include Plank afld Parquet
designs.
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VOL. 73, NO. lOS, ~SECTIONS.« PAGES O RANG ! (~r ll Nl Y CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1980
ostages ue
,UFE THREATENED?
Rep. Clalr Burgener
Burgener
Laguna
Race
Heats Up
Chargt's and counkr(•hari.{t:s
n~w today In the l'ilmpaign over a
Laguna Beach liluHtop pre.!>erva-
lion initiative
Mayor Wayne Haglin called
statement<; in a campaign mailer
sent by Laguna Beach physician
Gene Atht>rton. the author or the
initiative. "purposely mislead ing ..
Athe11on responded that the
campaignagamst Mesasure Eon
the ballot was "fraudulent" and
··unfortunate ..
Baglin, in a letter to Deputy Ci
Ly Attorney Marc Winthrop. re·'
fer red to statements in the mailer
sent by Atherton Oct 24, which
states "the city has authorized destruction or coastal bluffs
and unsafe development close to
.and on the face of bluffs prone lo
S L •{ collapse." ays I e Bagi.in asked that Winthrop in·
form the council at its Tuesday
. meeting "what legal action ma~
Threatened be t°ppropriate" regarding t h~
J statements.
· "His exaggerations certainly
SAN DIEGO <APl -Rep. should be brought to the im-
Clair Burgener. R-Calif.. who is mediate attention of the ap·
running for re-election. against propria~e fair political pract1re!'
Ku Klux Klan leader Tom committee in the county," BagUn
Metzger, has received threats wrote.
Fares ol BallOICf!OI
a1ainst his life, police said to-Atherton said t hat the city
day. standards for the development
Robert Burgreen, assistant of coastal bluffs are "grossly in·
obJef of police, said the four· adequate," a charge he has
term congressman ''has re· made before. He listed blufflop
ceived a couple of anonymous projec~ he said were approved
threats th.rough his sister .. by the rity
Sandy Culp paints goofy expressions on
pumpkins to be displa yed over the
weekend at Six Flags Over G·eorgia amuse-
ment park in Atlanta. Over 100 of the
pumpkins were prepared.
} "We have moved to increase Atherton said "almost every
our surveillance of his activities stalement"made by r ity opponents
al bis request," Burgreen said and homeowners against his in·
T)iursday ni1ht. itiative were false.
Klansman Metzger , the "I have tried to correct this Slide Area Dirt Two Creu's
Keep J/igil
At Fire Site Moundl~ ReD10ved
Democratic nominee, is accom-.through public hearings." he/ panied by bis bodyguards and said.
has been given plain-c lothes He said contrary to some state-
police protection in pubUc ap· menls made by opponents, his in-
-: p e a ran c es in t he 4 3 rd itiative P.ernlits variances frory
Congressional District. 35 reel to within 25 feet of the bluft
In addition, Metzger wears a edge without a citywide vote
n bullet-proof vest. He claime<t n "A_lso, there ,is no walkway i
h attempt on his life was planned front-0r homes. The initiaove r ·
" 1
before a man was a rrested re-quires only an easement for l~e
cenlly for carrying a concealed commercially zoned area south pr
JI fired at either candidate. weapon. No shots have been Main Beach Park." /
"' Reed Boatwright, a Burgener
ll campaign aide, refused to con-Po11·ce Hunt I
Cl Ii.rm that death threats had been
!. made on the GOP incumbent but
.. said "we have taken certain pre-vi·eJ·o R -~~r cautions." H e would not _ OD ~
;o ·elaborate.
,.
Metzger said he routinely re-
ceives threats but knows nothing
about any threats against
Burgener,
Murder Trial
Date Slated
For Marine
A murder trial will begin Dec. 1
for a 25-year-old Marine accused
of fatally injuring a fellow
serviceman in a July 19 brawl in-
c aide the El Toro Marine Corps Air
Station Enlisted Man's Club.
Lt. Mark Hough, spokesman for
tbe air station, said Cpl. Robert A.
>i Peanon will face unpremeditat-
n ed murder charges in a generlll
court-martial hearing to be held
at tbe air station. U convicted, he
0 could be aeotenced to life im-
priaonmmt, Hough said.
He la accused of smashing a
'1 chair qainat the head of Lance ~ Cpl. RyanW.Leroy.19.
O range County Sheriff'.!>
deputies are looking for a red
haired man who is suspected or
robbing the Security Pacific
Bank in Mission Vie10 of $800
Thursday afternoon. 1 A sheriff's spokesman said the
man entered the bank at 24896
Chrisanta Drive at about i p.m .
armed with a pistol. Reportedly
the man fled the scene on foot.
bu\....il believed to have been
dri .. away by an accomplice a
short distance away, the
spokesman said.
Reportedly the man is about
25 and weighs about 150 P<>unds.
At the lime of the robbery he
was reportedly wearing brown
cow boy hat and beige spo coat.
ved
WASHINGTON (AP -In a
significant policy ch nge, the
Cart.er administration has given
Israel permission t offer its
Klir jet fighter plan for sate to
Mexico, Venezuela nd Colom·
bia.
By STEVE MITCtlF.LL
OI I,_ O•olf f'olet St.it
Sayi11g he was tired of "fool-
drajlging·· by five San Clemente
homeowners . City M anag~r
George Caravalho has ordered
city rrews to remove dirt but-
tresses from streets near a JWle
13 land!>hde
The two dirt mounds, which
were loc~on Calle Patnr1a and L<f peranza. were pus hed
onto pr1v e property b•!neath
the 30.000 cu · · yard landslid<-.
The ~ncn da ms we re placed
on city streets JUSL days after
the Fnd he 13th land ltde in
order to contain the landslide
But geolog1~ts ha\•f' subse -
quentl~· s aid they don 't belJeve
removal or tbe mounds wouJd
create any problem
Caty offic1afs did fear that 1r
the moWlds were allowed to re·
main tn the streets . heavy
winter rains would create a
river of mud that would now
down to El Camino Real and in-
to adjacent homes
Earlier this month the city of-
fered to loan the five affected
property owners up to $20,000 to·
"winterize" the slide scarp and
remove the two ea rth but-
tresses. •
"The proposal car*drom
tbem (the homeowners)." said
Cara valho. "We said if they
signed a 'hold ~armless' clause.
we would do the work. which we
be I i eve w o u Id ha v ~ b.e en
beneficial for all parties."
Instead , the city manager
said, the homeowne rs rejected
the idea of the clause.
"The:v were dragging their
feet and we couldn't wail any
longer. so I i:1uthorized the dirt to
be removed fr om publi c
streets ...
But homeowner T n n,v
JJaumgartner. whose expensive
Calle Palnci~ tioinr ~urrered
s ubstantial damage in the shdP,
views Caravalho s s tatement
differently {
"The r 1t y offered to loan
mon ey to u~ " Baumgartner
said "But they told us thev
would dec1dl' how much the
project wouJd coi;t, then bill us
''Then lhev s aid that if
anvthing went wrong. 'Hey, it's
not thecity·s problem· ..
Baumgartner. the only proper ·
ty owner who was forced to
move out or . his house by 'the
landslide. said he arrived at his
home earlier \this Wt!ek to find
city crews dumping dirt onto his
property.
·'They just t.ook the dirt off the
streetnand piled it back on the
h111:··· he said. "J think it's going
to create some awful problems."
But Carava;lho said he had to
act to get the dirt off of public
1'treets.
· II was a liability to the city
and I couJdn 't lallow 1t to remain
on the streets a ny longer.·· he
said. ~
Meanwhile. ~e five property
owners will meet next week to
determine wh?l steps they will
Two engine c·o mpanies re-
mained as a precaution today on
the charred perimeter or the Owl
fire. a blaze that burned almost
15.000 acres of gr assy hillsides
;.bove Yorba Linda
The fire was controll<'d bv
Thursday. but a s pokesman ro'r
Lhe Orange County Fire Depart
m enl said the last two engine
companies were on dut) "just in
raseahotspotflares up "
The fire, wh1rh bega11 on Tue1'·
day morning and drew a~ many as
750 firefighters to its I ines. burned a total of 14 ,873 acres
One home was lost an old
wooden ranch houst' Qn the south
side of the R1vers1de Freewa"
Mike McKee. pubbc mformauon
officer for the fire department.
said the house was occupied but
he doesn't know who Ii ved there
McKee said about 24 cattle were
either killed or badly burned by
the blaze , and that the injured
animals are bemg rounded up
and kiUed out of mercy.
The Owl fire got its name
because the fire originated near a
quarry owned by the Owl Cement
Company
Investigators for the California
Department of Forestry were still
investigating today the likelihood
that the fire was started by an
arsonist.
take lo "winterize" the hill. Amt '1d...._ n ·1 d "I don't k\"low if' ~Y~-F---rera1 e
e~ough ~ney .~o prepare the SPRINGFIELD. Il l. <AP> ht~I '?.r ~ter, Baumgartner An Amtrak tra.in carrying 76
said. W~ re meeting next week passengers derailed just outside
and we'll Just have to take it Springfield on Thursday night ~rom the~e." injuring six people. '
Hauch said Leroy died of a
Jl maaaive brain hemorrhage in
Santa Ana-Tustin Community
l Hotpital.
Leroy, who wu usi1ned to
Marine Fl1hter Attack Squadron
114, bad been in the Marine Corps
Reagan Trade Barbs
1 llDff No.ember ol 19'71. His home town wu Reeaeville, Wu.
Pearson , a native o f
PbllaclelDIUa, wu usi1ned to the
·air ataifbn'• headquarters
..... droa.
I Oaarge Rejected
DSTROIT (AP ) -A federal
••• la o.trolt bu rejected tbe VS. C-Bureau'• coateDUon
... tl ~ meet Illa order to __,_ ..... n,... to Nfteet
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By Tiiie Aaoclatecl Preaa
Ron d Reagan evoked Shakespeare to criticize Jimmy Carter
and thepraident suggestedsendin1 the former actor to Hollywood as
the two candidates campalped furiously toward t.be denouement of
tbe ltlOelection.
But wbatever drama there was lo the campat1n Thursday came
more from poulble embarruamenta to t.be tfandldates than from
their on-the-road rhetoric.
l"Oa aUGAN, TBSaS WAS THE withdrawal from the cam-
pal~q ol-tda chief foretp policy adviser amid a controversy, and for
Cartel', die dltekleure of a JUltlce Department report critlcllin1 him
lntbehmdlln1ottbe8lltyCmer-Ubyaaffair.
The campelp rbetoric bad Re81an continuinl to hammer at
Carter'aeeoaom.le polldes-"• traclc comedy of errors." he dubbed
tbem -wtlllle tbe pretktetlt qa1n b1rped on tbe Republican's 1tate-
m•ta aboatalllalout tbetroope.
"IAt'1maa1unWiat wedoa'tbavetoftDdout when he'll call for
.. of~-mUttaty ,._ nnt year by HDdlnl lllm back to
Hollywood, California, where American military forces won't listen
to his voice," Carter said al a rally in New York's g•rmentdlstrict.
REAGAN BROUGHT UP SHA&ESPEAa£'8 "The Comedy of
Errors" in Texarkan• on the Texas-Arkansas border, wbHe sayin& of
the president, "He eave us fiveprognms, and yet our economic meas
has only worsened. He's punished us lon1 enough ... He has not
earnedlheloyaltyoflhoaewbosupportedbim."
Independent candldate John Anderson wu maklnl a last
desperate bid to 1et Carter to debate him, meanwhile, calln1 on tbe
president to make 1ood on the statement that be would consider other
debatecballen1eaafterbisface-to-face meetln1 wttb Rea1an.
ANDEIUION'S LA WYBS, IUTCllELL Ro1ovtn, sent a tele1ram
to Carter campaip mana1er Robert Strauss remindiq t.be president
of bis pledee. While there wu no, immediate answer, it wu hllhly un-
likely Carter would debate Andenoa ln tbe lut cruab of the cam-
p1i1n.
Today. both major party candid1te9 were 11aln raclna from
,. CIM CA•PAIGN,Pa1e AJ> .•
..
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Your llom .. tct"'n
~ally ~ .. •·spapt•r
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Jetliner
Said on
8 yThe \~<;11c laled l'r+''!"
I ran·., govP1·nnh'n1 ra1tio '.aid
today a ''just m cth1>d ·for r .. 11 .. 1:-.
ing the 52 Amen can ho;;t;.1g .. ~ tl.1rl
been workeo nui anti a "'\ "l'd1:<h
jetliner r••p..r!·•oll\ ":i -. 11ut 111i
stanl'fh v f1>r :i fl 11 I'll 1•1 I 1 . Ml J.-111
{.; .S 1JH1r1JI ,1g;,1r1 ~ 1ul ••lflt•rl
against un<11w o,1111m1:-m •J,• 1 a
pOSSI blc> 1•nd tu Ill•' lt<.h l J ~f' rr ISi!>
Onr Stal\' Ot:>pac11n• nr .,fii11J I
in Wast11ngto~1 c:..llc>d rcportsu(:111
LATE SHAH'S SON
NAMES SELF KING -A4
1mmint!nt brt>akthrnugh non
sense ''
President Carte l a~kt>d in
CQlu mbla. S.C . "hethl't l ht' 1·a p
II\ e 1\men1·ans would h,.. rplPd!-i::d
soon. replierl · I hop1· sn I 1·an 1
pred1ctanvthinf! l1l11n 'thavt·;in,
information l•>udinJ! to a 11 uw
scheduli.• "
The sllqHl.!>C' hroadr asl lo)
Tehran rad in gave n11 de trill oft h••
reported method fttL reM>I vrn~ Uw
crisis. nor did 11 attrihut(· the
statement lo any Iranian offlr 1al
But 1t appeared to be a r..feri net'
to still-secret C'ond1tions fnr tlw
Amerirans ·release proposc<i hy a
special rommhs10n of the Iranian
Parliament
The broadcast Sl!Pmed lo Ix· an
attem pt b~ some in PO'A-er t<1 hrlp
pave the way for thi-o•ventllal re
lease of the hostages ... rnd tt•
pressure a hard line ra11.1Clll
within the Iranian Parhamrnl
that ~as blockPrl •·ff on" tn ~nf1 tb·
cris is The rjjdio statement -;aid Iran
had already been "victonou.s"
over the Uniled St ates in Lhe
hm;tage confrontattun. an<l sa1c1
release of the Amerac11n~ w<J11lcf
be neither • UllJU~t " t1(1r · C'""-
ardly "
fran· r~volu110n ar' lt.Jder
A) atoll ah Ruhollfh KhQmc1n1 ha:-
g 1 v e n t h e l' d r I , J m ,. n t
respons1bilit) for dec1dmii 1he
fate of the hosta~es , wh11 t()(la)
spent their 363rd d,1y in t<.1pt1v1ty
But after tJ1n•e da\''i or blllt.'I 1lc
bate behind rlo:.Pd rto11r" thl
hard liners Thursda,\' b<•yrottc.'<1
an open ses ... 1on nf Parham1•ot
that was tu have conMdereti llw
t•omm111sion's recommt•ndld r <on
dit1onsforthehosta~es· rl' l:.t~1·
The S<'ss1on was post JH111 c•cl 11111 ii
Sunday because thP bcH l"11tt rir 1;4:
of the 228 deputies left the l'<irli ·1
m ent 17 members shnr1 l'f ,
quorum
The hard-liners . ...,h., -.aid the.•.>
dad not ~ant any <.1t"t1nn 1m thl'
hostag<•s until afl f:t t h ~ L· S
ISee lfOSTAGl::S, Page A2>
LaBonte Elect~d
Panel PresidPnt
Mont e La Bonte, d 1rPrl11r nf lhl'
Saddlebark Coll ~~c frnl' .irt<.
division, has.been ~lected prcs1
dent of the Southern Sl•tl ion (If
the Mus ic Assor1ation ,,, tht·
California Colleges
• As president. La Bonte is pla11
ning the state music assQrin
ti on' s fall conforencc. to be held
Nov. 7 at El Camino C'ollf'~t·
Or :~~,:o."M
"'eat her
Fair Saturday except
ror early morning lo ....
clouds. Cooling trend with
lows tonight or 48 a long
lhe coast to 58 inla nd
Highs Saturday mos tly in
70s.
INSIDt: TODA\'
The Mn btg "boom" in
Oran~ COt111ty may well he
in I~ field o/ cWlure Tum tn
Page Cl for o report on the
stale o/ the arts 1n thl' co~ntu · /
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r
j
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Pleads·.
Doctor
Facing
Rai11 //alls
In "'·orll1 Iraq Troops E~irclR
lra11ian Oil Center
HAGllLI U lt aq 1 \l'1 I ra~ i.a1d ''' fo r t't''I M mJJlf'tt'd lh1·
·Insanity Ouster
8 Y TIM-A.HOC'latfod .. rf'H
Ha in was forecast today
us a c·nlcl front ofr the
P11 <'1f1r nort hwt·~l t'Oa st 4"n
ll'ff•1I the '\l ate.'. brm.cinl(
eloucl y ski1•s und showe rs
a long the northwest cuust
a n cl o v l' r I h t• S 1 e r r a
Nt•vu1l11
t•nr1 rl'l\·nwn1 11r \ball un tud ») aml 1L' 1nhintry •nd '"mm
"11111pJ>t"tl on t• pot k1•1 ,1rtr1 11n0Chl•r of l'1•1,1an t•n .. m v rr 11 111t 1Ul<'t>
1n 1•rt-µar a11011 (111 a final 1lnvr ""' lht• 1:.llrnd t'll~ ., lr .. n ll m t1111
s trone:hohJ un tht' 1·a~tern c·oW<I of lh<' 1•m hi.llll'd Sh 1a11 1&1 Arah
wt1h•r wt1\
An lriu111·1111lmun1qu1• bruadC'a11t h) llaithdtHI Rari11 1 111-... "111d
lru41 ru1 t't'i> i.c l f1r,• hJ 11 u Pll'lt'hm•11 ando1I tanlt. f arm11 1n I hr t1•wn 11f
K h1>M'uwabad . 20 1111 lt!.s south of A badial\ It (CllV~ no dt!t u1 1~ It ~ui. 1h11 ftr1>I lra41 r('(t•r1•11t't' to .,,..-ration~ 1111rour11t l\IWll
1 ,1~ uhud .,1ni•t• the• wiH br"kt' out un S41pt Z2 lnm ad m tllt.'C:) I r11q1
truoµi. \\t'rt' '""'r t~o\\'fl 1'llt".Ct11 1 1lnfl '11 111 lran111n Jt'I' 1rncl
.1rt1 lll'ry 11•1111Hk d th\•11 poi.11111n'
DOiiar Sltow• ~' rrNfl• 11 •
1.C>Nl>ON 1AP I l h1• ,,1hll' 11! lhl' 1lollitt "'''' .. tw1 ph
af!:J llli>l 111\JSI m11J111 1·u111•111·w~ 10 fon •11o(n II 1Hhn it lc14 hl\ lnM11~
.:ro und only to thl' Ur111:.h w und
(;old Wa!> $6 31 ut \ht· d ui.t•111 l.rn\111111 unit tr •lil'1l u116.'Jl\tn N .. .,..
Yorll.. down S4 711 Rut 11 huJ fallt•n 1111'\:!5 •1e1
StlH•r trurlt'll m '\1•\\ Yurk ul SIH 8? clmt'11 <ll 1·1·11h
f 'BI uurr l •df"llrf"rf'd
WASlll NUTON 1,\ l' 1 Tht• ... lil c·ulll'd uH JJl,m:. to h.Ht·
agents hand deliver a Jus t1t·1• l>epartmenl le tll'r lo lhl lfrv
J essl' J ack:,on 1nqu1nng about the c1v1I nghl~ h•ader ~ 1111~~1hh·
dealings \\1lh 1.1byd dfter J ackson telephonl'<l t he Whal •• lloust·
1t was rt>portec.l toJa)
But an nn spokesman said the bureau knew nothan~ of llw
call or subs~ucnt-<-1wvc rsat1ons between the Whale Housl' 111111"
J ust1ce Department official and said a n FBI supNv1s11r 1l1·1·11k 1I
inde pendently nC)I to have agents make the de lt vt•ry, Ttw
Wa shington Post said
J ackson. head of. Operation PUSH. has been cam p1c11..:ntnl(
for P.re:.1dent CartN's re.election and accompanicc1 Car.,.r·
abo:.arJ Air Force One from St Louis to Columbia. S.(' • Thur-.
da) night
Labor Talk• i• Poland
WARSAW. Poland <AP> After r eceiving an appart>nl
Kre mUn vote or confiden ce in a hghtning tnp to Moscow, Polis h leade~ began a <'ritical meetrng today with independent tr adl'
union le~der.. threate ning new st rikes to protest what they s~
c.1s go'"emment interf~rence in their Oedgling la~r movement.
Premier Jozef Pinkowski. who accompanied Communist
Pa rn ctuef Stanislaw Ka n WI on Thursd ay's visit to Mos cow. met
"1th· Lech Walesa and othe r leaders of Solidarity. Polanc1 '~
largest independent tra de union move ment. The union !iOUght
the m~tmg. unde r way at Pinkows ki's office in Warsaw4 l!> ~1S·
cuss a c:uurt-ordered change in t he union c harter declaring
Com mum st Party suprem acy in stale :iHairs
,,ttono.riM K Ub Fire
WILLO W S l'HINGS, N ~. <AP I -Five young people died of
apparent carbon-m onoxide poiso";ing today a~ they _w~ited for
help 111 a wrecked car wi th the engine left r w uung, officials said
The Wake-. C()unty Sheriff"s Department s aid the car s pun
out uf control on a rural road, tut a tr affic sign and got stuck in
:1 ditch Sheri ff'~ Lt David Waller s aid the tailpipe was cove red
"1th mud The dead were 1Jent1fied as James 1,ee Rogers, 21. and his
t"' an hmt hers Rona Id a nd Oona Id. both 2J, all of Wag ra m : and
Pei!~Y Smith 17. and her sister . J uliette, 16, both of Fuquay
\'anna
CAMPAIGN INTENSIFIES. • •
pohllral rally to polat1cal rally, Carter trying to keep a n uneasy hold on
his naU\t' South. and Reagan trying to t ie up large and as yet un
decid ed industrial s tale s in the Northeast-;ind Mid wes t. Anderson
was campaigning in Nev. England and New York.
In Pittsburgh toda y fteagan implored -Democral'> lo desert
Ca rter and accused his rival of "dragging his feet " in the federa l
anvestigat\on of Billy Cartt r. . . Focusmg the last four days of the pres1deot1al race on tossup
states. the Republic;in presidential candidate tried lo generate t•n
thus 13$m for a big GOP turnout on Election Day
"I WANT TO THANK AJ,L of you, .. he told a crowd of hun
dr ed s of supporters in a re furbish.ed train station here "And lrnv
ing t hanked yQu . I wa nt to say don't re la x "•.
Reagan s aid he was su re the rally was pack~d with lk mouat:-
an d independ ents as well as Re publi<'ans and invited tbl·rn 111 .:1·t
behind his ca ndidacy
He began the day with a pri,·ate meet ing with labor and hu:-1
ness leade rs Press· s pokesm an Lyn Nofziger refused to dast'los/
the 1de nt1ty of any participants in the meeting . s aying som1· tlul not
want their names m ade public.
Japan Ship
Search Set
NAGASAKI. Japa n (Ar,
Salvage tea ms ha ve begun an
attempt to recover an estimated
$2 million worth of ~old and
silver believed to be aboard a
17th century Portuguese s hip ly·
iog on the sea botto m off this
port city.in .Western J apan .
Th e N i p p o n Maritim e
Oevelo pme nj. Co.. began the
operation today afte r a tradi
lional Shinto religious se rvice.
OAANOE COAST ' \(
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HOSTAGES
presidential elediun~ at ncl •t111 11111
want to help Pres 1dt•nl < 'art1•1
K nowled~bJt• sourl't'1' 111
Tehra n expressed so m;. fto\lbt lo
day that the r a rhamc•nt woulcl
dis c uss the-bos tag" 11\suu u11
s chedfk'(I Sundny
Khom(•inl' p~1mnaahly c·oulcl
end I ht• 1nerllame nlary 1011111sst·
hy lnHtruc·Unte 1111 deputies 111 111
tend th<> Ho11111•
In StAwkholrn, Swt•de n . orfM aht
of th1• 1alrllrw S.·unalr HMld u 199
!lt'lll OC M ialrllnur w1111on 11tlandhy
11t tht· f'ltyW,.ln1ort, 1K11u1lhly tor u
flll(ht to 'r .. hr un on two houni'
n11t1<·•· to tu•e out thci ho11t1111e11
SC'a n ulr lit ia itublffdlury or SAS.
Sc andmu vtun A I rllnf' Sy•tem.
Sc unalr M •n•1Jln1 Olr.,cl<lr
(;eerJ(e Olitson 11ald •Jet ha~n
on lltandby itlnc_, t.h~ bel(lnnln.c or
thi11 wttk for • nltcht to Ttihr1n
and bat?k "to aomC'wh~re in
Ge rmany." U .S contln1ency
plans are believed to call for •
stopover tn-welll Ge rmany by the
releasedhosta1ea. •• ··A broiler in London contacted
us last Frida)' about the standby
ru1bt, but as muaJ la such cues
we know nodUnl at thl• 1ta1e
abd'Gt ...._ tbe clleQt Is," Olslon
told The Auoclated Prff•. "
In Wublncton, State Depart-
ment •PC>k•man John H. Trall·
ner aald the report• or the
airplane arran1ement1 were
"rulDOl'ltoU.IO far.." Tbe Parllammt eomm~ la
expected to Mt out four condlUona
U.ted bf IC.bomeiDl Jut IDCllllh:
retun Clf tbe .... aab'• welllb, a
pledl• of ...,.. ... terfereltff ln
lrH '1 affaln, wltbdrawal of
lan~Mwtlra,aad...._ue
of • la lrulu aaeta rro.-la U.S. bMb.
"~ OA\1IO Kt'T'/.MA!'lo"
t• tN O•Ut t6He l \••ft
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Tht• tl1·f1•11 .. 1· I" I\ 11111 .. lv h.111 111
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n11•11t1-.tl ln.111111111\ 111 'how th.ii
Al.1111 ~1. w,,., 11-.1111{ 11w1lt1 .1111111
wh1d1 pn .cl1w1·d """' 1·ff1·1•1, o,i1f'11
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LOSES APPEAL ROUND
Supervlwr Anthony
if 11 l/l,(J ti y
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1·1111111., "' 111111 d1•r ,11111 a b 11 ral't". launr1 .. rin1: :i11 .. ,~;1 !10t1!-o a gai n~!
,:-i pi·(·i.d "'""" p1•11.1 ll.v .dk l.{.1 tJ 1;o111:1• t '1111111 v 1<'11 ~1 1>1-ilr l('I
111111,, 111 ... 11 1.tl .-. 1>1't11·rl111'·d lo Supt•1 v1~<11 l1l11lq1 A11lh•1ny h<af.
111·1:111 N11v 10 1n 1)1 :111~1 · ("mm!} 1i,.,.n c I• ;111·11 h y t ta1· ~t :i1l·
Su111•11111 1·11111 I S1.pri·rr11· C'11111 11 n :1 I 111 ·1 1l~1·nwm
'l'ht• d1•l1 11ol .111 t lt ,1, 11 .. t·n 1JI 'I lw 1·11111 t -. 111111\g 1111l lt1 h1·;ir an
h1wi•d 111 1 .. 111,1111 fro ·1· 1111 $2~ .. o 1100 ·'l'IH'JI f1lt•1l tiv Anth1iny·., ,1l
t1111 l uu1ol 1 . .-.1 w1•1•k , \\111·11 a stalf· torr(1•y' 1·-.111" 111 the· final <l;,iys of
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11'\"li ,11 11111 "' •lt •r " 111•!1 hv J 11.111•n fur .1 •,1•1"11111l l1•rm In 0 H1<·r·
St1p1·r1111 < '11111 I 1 ul .,. ;mtl 11r Thi·• t1•1·t11111 1 .. 1'1w,tla)
rll•rt•cl Ill Ill , .11 ll·d 11 .. ·' n11 n11r n l'iCI ppm nlrrw nl,
c :('ur.:1· -.:1111 tll~ 1'111·n t -; 1m •\nlh1111\ ..,,1111 L11da v 'fhl' 1 l<i :1
p rti.or1ml'rtl .ii Cir .111g1· Count ' 'Ul l' h11Wl'v•·1 111t11;·alc!> the rflurt
Jail ha" ni:uh l'fl'l'•11 a tion of 111~ .,h,1r"' ~om•· of th1· ('11nc•crn!> lhal
l"<l ~t· m11r,· tl 1ff11 11 11 hul h1• "'' h,1\1• al11)ul llw "a' lht·M·
dc1<'sn 't 1')(114'•'1 11, M·1•k <J n\' IJ(· ch.11 1~1·-.1A1•r• tirr1uvht ·
l<ays whl.'n pri11·1•cdin~s ~l·t um1t>r l'ff•'-<'<'UI"' l(1rh:1nl lla11ton a
way Nov 10 1n .lud~c Hyron !>l<tll' 4tl1•pul \ a 11'11rm·v J!1·nNal.
MC'M11lan's 1•11ur'tr1oom SJIO :.trial!• rur 1111' ... 1arl ,,f lh(' pro•
Ala ia '" ~n·1·us1•c.I of killing h1~ ·linary h1•a1111g h,J)'. n11I h<••·n
for mer wife and Tinche r artcr 1:.,1;wll .. h1•<1 lk .11rl 11 1.., 111<1·1\
going to lhl' wonw n's hom1: to thJI c1ll 11c1rt 11·' inv!l fv 1·d 111 1111
pick up ha~ lW•> ynung e hlldt<:n. <·a s1• IAill r1•111r11 l1••l•11•• <l nin~·
for a weekend v1s1I An argu ('11u11I \ Su1w11111 ( 111Jrl .l 11d~1
m e nt hcgan. tlw prt1M·t•ut1n11 ( ·1:1uri<· t NC'n ''' 1:1 ,u1·h a rl.1 t1·
con l(·nd.o;. and Ala1<1 st<Jb l::x-d h1.>.·-· ll.11J• fl ~ e11d 11 1A11ulrt b•· v1·ry un
ex Wlft•'" the a lxfornl'n and Ulf'n l1 k1•1\ lh,1 cJl l\ r l111rt (IJll•l'ilri:IOl'I'
a lt at:k«rl T1 nch,•r Ill a r11ith1·r \Allllld I •'lit lfl tHh'dnr·f• or lht:'
roc101 .mnir11ng up1<1Wwounds 1•lt·<·t11 •
Six Arrested
\ t h 1 r, ., ri rl f r1 r m r; r
:.up r" 1:,1;• I< ·I~~. IJH·drirh ctr•·
• JL"C 11•"'11.,f 1 ••r'"\'.linn~ i'• ru.nrc·c1I •he , 1urc" ,1f Jhoi .• $llll J)()O tha t
".;-it..Jlne' 1-.1 111 1!:'-6 pol111eal
1·J rnpa1r.'n" -.du•hnlo? . .\nthon~ ~
... u. , l ""'fH1 r.tl t' for-.upt>rv1"or l11· J?.yra111 id
Partl· Raicl
\nl h1•1,, •«•1: .... 1:.t•·nth h.is 1lc
• n1t•.I 1h.·.-h.11 L!•':..11-.1111!-t him
LOS \. ·1;1-:t.ES 1.\1'1 .\l'I
1n g o n n11m1•rnu:. llll"· I"'
An~d<'s l'l>lll'l' r.111frd .1 \\1•-.1
Los Anj(t'le:. 11fftl'L' l>u1h.ltng and
a r restl'd ~·x peo ple fo r a lk~l·dl)
o rg aniiang a !)) ram1d Pdrt~
Oct c•ct 1 vc:. ft \I m l he B1111l'.O
t-'uri;:c-r~ 0 1v1s 1on, <:J r'iy1ng a
scar<'hOu wa rrant . moved an tu
t ht• bual 1lin g o n ~e p1il v'1•<l'!
H1111 lt•v:u·o whe re more tha n 10<1
m i'll and w11m1•11 ha<I ~lllhNe<l at
7 Jil 11 m Thu rsci..i v. -;a1ct pollc1·
1 ·111111· W11l1am lltw>lh
'l'hr-.•t• w111111•11 and a man W l'I"•'
huo k1•d flll' lll"\'i'Sl ~:ot11m of pro
llH!l 111 ~ .111 . I' II cll 1•' '· I' h .1111_
... 1'1u•1111· a n1I l\\11 1111•11 w1 ·r1·
IM11•knl ti1r lll\'c•:.l1",,t11111 11( 1·a1
I v Ill.: •'lllh"t'.l k tl " •.. I"''"' Ill'
.,11111
l I• l•.I' ""' h•i\\ t'\ l"I' l'nll'rl..'d {I
r1tl ll' · pli ,1 •llh' Ill lht• l'Xll'lhl\'t•
11·.:.d '', .1111-llng th al hJ-. uc·t·urre<l
h.•1 " .. ,•11 I he• pro-.l'l'11t111n a nd th<·
1!.1(1•11,1· rlll' 1·h.1r~cs 1ir1~anatl~
"1•• 1· fil1'(l m1•rt• th Jn thrl:'t' v111ir~
...
Palu1dalt~ Bui~~
"' (:all~d . Fiction
1 U!-< ., 'IJt n:u·:s 11\ "1 T"'o
t Tl.A s,.1,•nl 1st~. !"la t m that tht'
l':ll111tl:tl1· Bulg(· " m ass1vt•
n s•· 111 th1· l'arth's erusl north or
l.•1:. At1 K1•lc:-. ttwt som e peoµlt•
t hm1~ht nn ..:ht portend a maJOr-
1·ar1 hqu.ll<•' <I•~·:-not exist
l'r nf David 0 .J ackson. ci
:Ji 1 .. :11 11hJ .. :.:-ocw tc geophys1 cs
pr.1 f1·s~11.-a t t he un ive rs11r ·~
~ .. 1 r l Ii .1n1I Space S l·ient"es
tl1•p;1rtmE'nl . a nd Or ·Wook bee.
Sa n .111011 ('ap1 s t ran11 Cat y
('11unc·1I rrwmlll'r~ ·hav1· s1·t a
No v !1 hl:'a nni.: ltalt• f11r a <'il v
N•'<'111'1ly f1<1trol r11mpa11y to show
l'UUSf' why 1l~ m m 1·ha11t patrol
llc•t•n1w 11hould n<1t ht.· rt'vuk<'ll
('1t y Atlc>rney J am1·i; Okuiuk1
1 ~ 1 e co m m c• n cit n i:t t l&il t t h c
li 1·1·nxt'. helll hy Viejo ~·cunty.
Ill' rl•vokc.'fl for non 1·omplittn1·1•
w 11 h I'll v Cot I cs and for 1· a u~111i.: l.t
puhlw nu1<1:.11wc
H•·1>ort1·,llv th•· n t y has n ·
1•1•1v1•d 1111m<'ro11~ 1·o m pl:11nl!>
lr11 m l>4'fll>I<· lt v1 11i.: lll':t r llw ri•:-.
"' •• " (' ,. "f It 0 '"' r I II ;1 r I I(' k • 111u•ral11r of lh1· h11 1>111 i•1>-. 1111
t 'ao,i l a-. rl1• Ah pa1.
N•'llo(hhnr" t·11m1>l:11111·rl or 1111111
1.olk 111g arnl ('I: r:11l1•1~ .. :111cl r11111
1•a11v 1-.11~ a11d l rut·k~ c·11111111j'.
.111d ~:••llH( t.i.ti· J I n11.:h1 an1 I 1h11
111~ 1h1· 1 .. 1rl\ m11rn1 m: l111ui-.
(Jk ;11;1k 1 ,,ucl llw 1·11 ~ lti<•k VII'
10 Sr•r untv tr1 r•c1urt :ohoul t wo
11111n1hi-. :1w• ;inti for :1 '\h11r1 t1m1·
I ti .. d t• I 11t li,o r11 '" 1·r•;i ,r•<I
llu v.1•\'1•1 h•• • .. 11d lll'li!hl111 r..,
.11{:1111 .1n • 1·•111111l.11n111g ,ilw1ul ll11·
11111<; .. t1k a'><•k1 -..11d tlw 1 1l v 1 •iuld f1l1·
for 1"nr11111:1l f'llrt111l;.1111t ;,iga 111st
tlw l'llm11.or1 :. hul fi rst n <·om
m •· n d., t lw 1· 11 y r 1• v '' k 1• 11 .,
rn1·1 !'h:tnl ~ p;ilrt1I l11·1·n~•· fo r.
non N1mplla ra1•1· with •·11 v c·ci<l••c.,
V11·111'~·1•unly :dl .. ~t·<ll y ha'
fr11m r1111r lll eight I .. n1rnf'1"1'1,1I
vch11·l1•s vark1•1I 111 11'w rc:.1<i~n
tial an ·a. whwh v111l;1t1·, <'ll Y or
rl Ill ;1 n!'I")
Man Rescued
In Boat Fire
S/\~'I A UAHBA HA Al '> \
Yl on1ec1t11 man w:.i:, n·:-.i u0t.I fr1>m
h1a b urning 25 fool sailboat lO(l.1\
:1fl1•r a fin• br11k1• mil "' htl1• hP \\'J~
tr etn!>fc rnng gaMillnl· from <mt·
tonk lu anothc·r o rflt·1;.ib rt'
1-!'•ftf•c!
kand11l ph Cum fu•ld :1:1 ~as
tn·atNI IJy paramf'<llC'' f11r :.h1wk
;d tr-r h1· wi.ls flulh":I lnim h1<, tiff
'lo•rr•• 1·1 ;;ft h.-'-.ohnµen , <Jt
d t1•11.Jl t; 111 .i m 'Jl•I ll<tr I.or
l'<i t roloffwn t\ll..in H""' ''.,
Th(' ('11a~t <<u:.ard <'Ut1,.r'J•o1nt
~J u dith q <tl Jl!ner! 1n :-.tJ nla
,,,; R"rh~ra LrlV.L1d the tiurn••d h ull qf
thl· r raft to <,hon· "ift1 ·r t h;· f1 rr
\\as l"X l1 ngu1s hed I 1<1m JJ:l' \\ .. ~
e t1maled at $6,500 0U1r1::.l!>s<11t.I
Thf' d ouds wall 11pr<>ad
southward 111to I b., central
Cuhfum111 vallc•ys with u
c·h~ant•t• of rn in tonight
It will bl• C'fMllProver most
of No r llt<'r n ('aliforn1a
I hro11gh "'atu rdu y and l(a lr•
w a r n l 11 ~.. h II \I I' h ,. t' II
f-0r<"<'<t1't fur 11111:.t of lht'
nort hw•·st t•oa..,I
Clemente
~
May Find
Busy f)ais
S au C'li·n11•11I• ( 111 t "r1u11 1·1l
11)r•111 IM•r.., 111• I I h111 cl.1\ morn
1ng 1n :1 •1u11 kl ~ 111~a n 1ze 1t
"'"'' 1.11 •,c .. 1~111n to ;111u·nd a 11or
tll•ll <if lh1· nl \' 1·11'11· •l1•ahng with
'''''1'1 al 1·l1·c '""'" Two 1•111m1•il 1rwn1lwr.., will lw•
,. ,,. ,. ' •. ,, I II I h r· pa n 1· I ii IJrlllg
Tu1•hday· ... g1•n1•r.d 1•l••1·t11m lo
rt•pl ac·1• lwn m•·mlwr' wl111 re·
s ign ed earhn lt11~ )'l'ill
Hut a 1.1<1rt 1,111 of th1 · 1·1t y 1·01.li-
dcahn~ with :-.p1·t·1i4 I 1•l1•ct 111ns
'ay-i 1nt1·nm 1·11t1n("il members
ma y '11·rv1· 'univ until the datl'
uf u "P4'<'1<.1I 1·h·ction ·
T hi· prub ll'm . cit) offt c1a ls
~;w1 111 that the· 1·1t~ counr il
v.1t h appo1nl l:''1 memhe rs
T homa:. O'Kl'l'ft• and P alrack
Lant' 1s srh,..duled tu meet
V. .. ·rlueo;day lhl' n1,,;ht foll,,wmg
the clel"t1on."
And. ~1ven tht· IJ'l!>'>!b•llty Lhat
11nal resultc: W1)n t be lJlhed b}
m 11et10R time, lhl' cit\ w11l ftnd
1\selr an a quandar~
Sn. lhl:' rounc1l amenoed the
n11r<lin:l.nl'1• 1<1 allo .... tht> c1ppo101ed
coun<'tl mt·mlJt'r'> 111 ... ~, e unul
a "Pt'Cta l 1•l•0l 11 •. 1, ,, ht>ld and .a
"111·<·1'~~"' I' 11111\ ··11 r tl'cl and 1n
.... 1.11 lt•d
Thai mt"'°' 111l1·rim t·uuncll
inc·m ht·r<-O'ti.1-c•f1· .rnd I.ant' ~111
1>1· on th1: <·1111111 al d.;ts \\\'<lnes
da) nq,~hl
'fl'll lllh1·1 I JllttldJll'h ;ir(• ~t'CK·
lnj.! e l»<'l1tlll I•> lhC' l \\O l'OtinCll
'>l'3t~. term.., 111 \\ h1(·h i:xpire
April 19fl2
~hit~ Stuf /) Bandit Hits
I Halts .4Ctor I a n Clf"me nte
J.J~~s~-~;bl~~ .. .i:~:1d 111 Jack i11 Box
for '" n h1,11r!' .;t L '1nd11n -
H t> a h :-'' " .11 r p n rt b .,
l'lll't <'m~ off1c t,>r ~ \\ h u
found ~mo> "h1te J"Ki«"rler
ca r:-ules in hrs &aj!~ • .
I::ht' tough cuy Jl't<'lr hJd •
Ill·~' his het>IS \\h ilt> Int'
c us tmns mt>n analyzed tht>
c .a p ~ u I 1.'.!i a n d h 1 '
J,?1rlfr1 end. Brlli~h !.'lng~r
:rnd l'Omposer Lynsey cle
P:rnl. JO . waited anx1<1usly
for him
Thl" n1tml mai1d~ 1 ()f a fast
fo-1d 1.i~1nes~ 1n ~Jn Clemente
v. as cnnfroott'd b" .. ma n wieldin~
.J • p1.sto1 ea-rl); 1oda.) a~. ~~e
l'm pln~ t'l' wa:. 1111 k ~n~ up the bus1
nes:. · • ' • ·
'I' arren· <\rrrl •·r:-o r:t . n1 g h1 ·
managt'roi .J a<'k 1111 he Ho x at 2398
S E l C:11tUno Heal . told police ht'
wa" '1•av1nl! th•• lnul d111~ at :ibt\ut
3 a m '\ht•n .1 111.111 tl1i.pl a~t"d a
two 111f'h hlu1• -.tt•l·I p1-.tol .1t 111111
anc1 forn'<I him l1:11•k 111sHk th1·
rl'!;t a ura nl
·~hut up, 1!1111 t ... ay .1 t hm~. ·th•·
bandit told ltw 111 .1n.1i.:1·r ,,, ht•
'i\'U\)f)\'f1 up $70 Ill 1·h.in~1• rnim 111
-i11k lh1.• n •:.1.111rnnt llt111th ,,1111 1•11r t11·q .. 111I' 11·
10.11 l1•clh 11,1111 $c>!'41 Ill 1·1111·1 1111'
11111 l \
T h i· 1111·~.t.I I'' I 11111111 '"'"'llH''
Wt'I 1• \\ 11l•·'l•l t'.lll I ht 1111 ~h1111l
So111h.-111 I ·.1111111111.1 '"" lh·r th1'
\ 1•111 11111 cl11111111i.lw1I II\ '11111111••1
/\11lh111 ll w ' , .• 111l1.1t1•cl thal 11111r1•
1111111 11111 ha \ c• 111•1•11 .111 1·~lt'll tn
(" n I 11 111 11 1 ,, I 111 "1 .: .1nII 111 j!
11\'l 11 111111 .. ,·lw1111'" th1:. y1•ar
.1 ri·~1·•H<'h ~t1oph ys1cis t. sa~
th.ii rc·p11rt~ of move ments an the •
1•arth'~ -;ob s urface were caused
h' t•rror~ m ml•asurem ent
"II was just routine .
t he "!l ctor e"<plained whe n
c us to ms final!) cl1•:ired
him ··The\' were 1 n1t•rt·~1
ed 1n m\' medicines. I ·uf
fer from arthn11s and J 'v"
been curing m yself 4u1tt•
successfully with vanou~
he r bal re m edies Tht'Y
we re quite pleasant ahuut
at
T hl' gunm.m 1~ dt•1>1·n twd u~ of
l.J I in dt'S('('nl. ,, 1)11111 r I\,. r l'cl. fl Vt'
anrhl·~ 1.11(, \\1th 'h1111hll'r lt•ngth
IJlu t·k ha ir lit'""·'' 1A 1•;irm~ blul'
cknim 1rn11 ... t•r1> allcl ·' rlurk ulut•
iarkl'I
Yc~otla Held
Ot1 Indece~t
Exposure Rap
•
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An IK Yl'Ur olcl Laguna Hills •
.w·11ld1:nl was hookt•(I on charges
of lndf•c1•11t <'X poim re T hursday
11rfe r h t· ulle .cNll y e xposed
.himself to a fcmalt• le tte r car
nt•r fur three da ys in u row
Ar rd l N I wa s Chris tophe r
Holden Senn ut his hom e at 25181
MacKenzie st .. where the crime
a llegedly took place. .
A spokesman for lhe Orange
County She riff's Depa rtment
said postal autho rities notified
them that Senn purportedly act-
e d In' a lewd manner tow ard the
fe m ale carrie r twice earlier in
the week as she was de li vering
mall to his ho me
Sheriffs deputies s aid they set
up a stakeout of his house and
observed him committing the
crime. Two deputies are said to
have pursued Senn into his home .
whe re they made the arrest.
'lheft Ring Broken
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -The
FBI uld more tban $2.5 million
in 1tollia IOOdl have been re·
covered and two theft rin11 that
robbed intenr.te and foreign
1hlpmenta brolsen up.
WHY
ALDEN'S?
We show more than thirty manufa cturer's
carpet lines w ith ap proximat e ly 3000
samples. We carry about 100 rolls of carpet
at special prices. In our remnant room . ate
hundreds o f re mnants from tiny to room size.
Every American manufacture r of vinyl is
represented 1n our vinyl display· Armstrong,
Congoleum. Gaf. Mannington. B1sc~ne and ·
Amtico Ro lls and remnants in stock at
special prices. ~
Our drapery department includes cu~tom
fraperies. "Levelors:·· Woven Wood Blinds.
Custom Bedspreads and special treatments
for unusual 'windows We not only have a
specialist in this department. but c t.Ir own
excellent installer as well.
Wood floors are represente d by several
manufacturers such as Bruce. Harns and
Sykes. Patterns· include Plank and ParQuet
designs.
,. DEN'S *...... .. ......... ,, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . carRei~.' ... :I ·insta~lation ·custom drapenes
. ··. .;. · linoleum • wood floor
1663 Pl ACENTIA AVEN UE • cosrA MESA, CAllF 9261/ • PHONE 6 .. 6 .. aJe 6 46 7 J.5S
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Great Pu111.pkin
Strongman f>r 1' r iin1·11 1'1 •l\J ml u d Los
Angeles chi ropractor, hfl• .111 8U pt•uncl
pumpkin in front of thtt .\tlas -.tdlUt' J I
Rockefeller Center N1•>A Ym k Car, olum
bu has won se"n.11 11llt>:,. 111 l0dyhull thn1~
and powerLifting-•
"Got a pr11hll'm ' fltt " . nll /11 J •111 ltt.<111, J "·' 1n/1
cut red /apt , qt.>llin!J ,,,,. wr~u 1 • •, .. •1 t.u t11.r1 I"" lll't'd
10 solt>e mt•11u1t1<-1> 1•1 111• •, •11•11 111 l1~1 •.,, .. 111,· .\ \1 •11! •
your questu111x 111 />111 / 1ii11 ·1 \ ·, .,,., • ,., , ,,.,. t Jr<rnf/l'
Coast Doily /'1/111 /' <1 1 ... r J '" 1 ,,,,. \f,·)u, r' \
92626 As 1na1111 1.·rlt'n tl' I"'·'· "ll /. 11 1/1 ' m ~1,•e1ed.
but pfumeu in4u11,,.~ "' /, r:··· ''"' "·' 11wzny ow
• reader's full rwm1' nliilri-.~.< .1111: rru.~1111•s\ 1.m,1 ·' µnont'
numben:am111t h>'r•msu/1'"'' I T111!ic11/u m1111Vi1t:11r\da1·
ly except S1111dny.,
DEAR READERS: As we aU know, tbe an·
clea& obeenance or All Hallow's Eve bas, In
meden times. bttn turned over to cblldrea. Tots
ud teddlers take advantage of Ute occasion to
4reu la Kary costumes and mooch &oodJes rrom
die Ht n .ttb tbe call of "Trick or Trot."
lb~nit!a ls a much more cu ·efully regulated.
J!ll!!lt:..---..__..._.111!_ nactlve hoUday tbaa it was a few
cemeratk.t.s ago, but It ~till is oot comple tely frtt
of hazards. Must of tl1f'~•· dang~rir; t'.10 ~ curbf.d
wl&Ja a UWe foretbougbt o n uw. part of ad&l.lts. Safe
practlfts are not lntf'nded w take the fu out of
Balloweea. but lite pareots who send tbe children . -.. fertll, lite motorists who encoaa~r them on the
sb'eeta, aad the homeowners al wbo!le houes they
call ~ be a•·art> tbat hlgb·splrit.ecl cbUdren
are rarely caatlous.
Parepts,abou.ld rPm~mber that clot.ti masks or
eaUre lllead mulls art-danca:rou.s; ll!iey ·may ·sup
alld bloc:k a cblld's vbion or breathing. You cd
.p1lat masks .oq,. .cblldi:fn'.s race~ ·~~usiac ·coll·
IJ. •• :. .. • metln! ~ase paiJli or h»"'1.ror&.:. .. 4
t> Don't make or b11y loose-littin~ costumt'S that
,,... . , _may cakh o~ ;feQces. ~s~ or mtie r obs\Jacles .
,. , , . • .Ml4 ai@e.,wre .a..y tbo ,are not so l!Nl( tut tlM"
Jo 41 •• 1ou11¥~ run tbe risk of trippint on them. Avoid .~ . · ,, ilerk ~e11.-t!J~3'. ~. ditficwt for motori11ts to
11, -• 11ee. U the cbU.drf'o· insist on ·them, use reflective
0 · t11pe or liquid "paint" <available i.t most .,.
~l'!I
llardware-stores> tha t shines in th(' dark" nr
• refleda light.. 4 lse this· tape or liquid oo j11 ck·t>'-
la•&eras,. .bats. baits. e(c .. that the youngster wears or carries.
Doa't allow your child to rury a knife or other
slllarp lmtnment. Younit ters shuuJrl oot have ac-
ttsa &o Upted torches or candles.
Tillett bave been • few tru.lancr.s in recent
years of twisted iltdivlduals itlving children fruit
or calldy wtlb nt.'edles, razor blades, telass or drugs
e•bedded. Caution lour child to hn11g lilome .. is
leet hw lmptttion befllr,. n ting It.
II you gh.-a part'.\ at home. u t' flameproof or
Rre·resistaat matc-riah ffl r rnstumes, caps aud de·
coratlom. Keep the games suitable to the age
1roap.
Ally mo4orlst drivin~ in n·~ldeotial a reas on
Ralloweea should s low down and drive wi&b c1.tra
ca•U•. E:ulle d children may dart be tween
panell can, cross in the middle of tbe block and
_. loet bodl ways ~fore cros.•lng. Many will 'M
~ ID «brk costumes and they triU be bard w
eee. I&'• ap &o you w • atc:b out for ttw>m.
llomeowaen sboald light their property su
yeupaen don't trip over stairs or other ob·
a&aeles. Cower ellcavatlons and put an easy·to·see
feace aroaad your flowers. Put away lawn
f1lndlm'e UICI 1arba1e c.as and be s ure to lock the
1•r•ae. Brbig .,eh in sldf' u bands of noisy
clllldra may e.icite them .
Pellowia1 tbese com mon·aitn5e suggestioas
wUJ Wp eaare tllat cbUdren t>njoy a fun·lilled yet
safe llalleweea.
-'''~ DEAR PAT: l just bought a mobile home and
Jt11Ji have found that l don'l reaJly know how to keep
I the wall paneling and plac;tic showers looking
clean. I want to make'~ure I don't use any cleaners
that would damage the rtni!lh on the tub and
shower or hurt the finish on the thin paneling.
F.N., Huntington Beach
'ne Goldea State MobUebome Owaer'a Lea1ue
H)'I ftlM!r&IHs allower and tab 1taia1 caa be re· .... _... mmeral &•rps (pa!M tlllimer), anUa·
Me a&,... ....-e.. 8._. a nry •••U ..... , ..
.._ ....._ el &Jae wit or "9wer, rub U1llUy wtdi 1
Mfl e.... ••• rlHe. AbrHln materials or
N8W'I &bt Hitt• Mdl .. llJ*°Slde -..W be ..................... -.... , .......... M•• •• ... Ml• ele••en, l•clMl•I Hltltl•I . elu•11 • ...... ell, e...a ...... &M llllla-............................... ,.. ......................................
_.. ,_ u ·1• .,..,...., ........ w1ter cle•·
..... Hll • '1• .... ,_. ..... I · If ll'I n · ......... ertr. ,.. .... .,. .. •l•ral ,.,.. -~9111 ... , ................ . . .·
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Frld9y, OctOber 31 , 1880 use DAILY PILOT ,t 1 .
Slide Threatens Homes •
Vp to 35 Rolling Hilh IJu,ellings in Danger
f(t)f I.IN(: lll Ll.h 1A1'1
h 1tJr lu"ur humci. 111 lhl 1•11
I IU!i lV .. l(JteJ ('It~ or Hnlh.n11
1111111 ur1· th11•utcned IH J .. tow
mu\ in~ ltu 111!tl11k l11w <1rd lilt!
t'llt'lf\1', tUld .C1-<>l11.:1sl~ ~UV :J:>
olht•f!i rould he de:.trnycil If ... •ur
rt'c ln • Olt'a:,.1111•11 ureu'l luken
l.011 i\n.idt>:. l 'uunt y t;t·olo1ust1-
rn on 1Inri11t1 tht· :.lldt' :;1111· .. 11
IH·i:11n Ill M d)' 'Ill th~} bchl'V\' II
'4 n C.tU:.C'il hy 1• ~ C't''l~l Vl I 11H:.
HO In, ht'l> tlVt'I
for t'Ot rrtll\•c measure'!, which
• 11ul c1 cost an) whe 1·e from
s~oo.ooo to several m1ll1cp1
1lo l1;1rs
1.·11y M anatt1•1 Clt(ltm s aid tht'
('llY ar\d the asso<."iation were
Wf>rk1n~ tugd~r on t he pmb-
lt•m
WHl.o:N YOU Bl '\" a house in
Hullntt; lulls , )•our membersrup
111 the ...s:.oc111tion is a utomutsc
s l.i'de That's the driving force of
the s lide mas!'!."
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ARTHU R K•~ENF.. chief
gf'ologist for tht: county, 11ug.
IW:.iletJ dciv1ng 100 s hear pUlS lll·
lo the slide to lie il to the solid
area hclow.
Mrs. C'lifton said Weduesday
night s mt!eling was ealled
because ~re had been a lot o(
rumors. u lot ltlt' lu'll th• t'i
~ I' J I' '<
flt1W t'V1•1
l'l l•llll' fl'''
ll t• II I " J l d to "'" ll)t:t•l lllJ.:
'l'llr •"irw aNd llir R.,li119 HUis C'•••-••• A ..
••rlafloa arr' •11HUia9 ••r r••• •I a
flt'olOflk•I ••_,!I ow dtr la•dslid~ ,._, is ez-
or s tr ange
comment:.''
m ade about
the slide and
what would be
done about it
..
W 1• d n c· :. d J \
flllo(lll blar111•d
l'\lt'' l \1'
l>ull<lt11.111~~ .11
l11w1•d by tht
I ll \
prr•f"lf •• &No r .................. J . c.~ .. ~
111f'a•li~• ro1dd f"O•I SaOO,fHNJ co •r"rral'
... Ul\oNdoflars.
Keene said
the s lide area
had b t·en
mapped by
I h c U S .
THE 'fHK .. :A1't.:NED homes
an· worth · ·.nywher l' r11lm hair
a m tlhm1 t11 lllrce·qUtlrtt!T!o or a
rrulhou J ollar'\, •· City Manager
rc•en.1 Cli fton said T hursda).
anti th•~Y all huve a Vlt'W of the
Put•1 r1t·
H 1·s11lt·nl:> we're Lold that lht-
Holling ll1lls Cornmun1ty .~s·
sociau on, a private corporation
ma<lt.· up .. r all the hum1:<>\\ners
1n th1· flt}, would have to decide
whf'lhc•r they would ~ asst:ssed
.rnJ you !iht.tre the various c:ase
m t•nts of l he "conlrollerl acrt>ss •
cornmuruty, she said
The city and tht> a.,sociJtion
a rt' splitting th(• cost of a
gt.•ulogil· study on the landsluJt
that is c·xpected ro IJt completed
0 1•c. l , Mrs C.:li flon -;aid. ·
"W~ are doing l <'~t borings."
she said ·'We are searc hing now
for the tOf' of the slide, the bot
tom or the sljde You havr• to
bultres11 tht' lowPr part l'r lht
C eological Survey i11 1946 as a
landslide area, bul permits were
1s:.ued to resident s for bu1ld.sng
w'i th a c ounty ~a1vf'r or
r cs pc.11s1 blllty .
SOM•; RESIOEN1'S contend
e x c l' ~ 111 v e ~ r ad i n g by de
vel t1pers a llowed b y l'll Y
,>ermilS. is responsilJle fo r the
slide. whic h began initially in
1974 and then s topped (
It 1s advancing again at the '
rate or one.q uarter inch per
week. the residents were told
Buy One Bas ket at the Regular I.ow Price .ind
Get a Second Basket that Co'its the Sam e or Less for a Penny.
\V,.. haH• ' ~:-111: h '"" ,·;. " n~ h,,,k,.. ... , 111 t• ... 1·1<t I dj).._, ,,,-,i 1n 111n1' lo• th+-hokcl~~· ·'-'fl'•"' Bn~111('r. 11r ,, •!. w1• • -.~1h ;.,
h<''>l\el fulf OI dnc1! fit WP~ n• lrt11! " 1 I• n!1 "f'll•'t.L' r!.111a...· 0
111d
horn•··hd,. : !1<•c•tl· M• • '(tl.1 ,r ,.,·1.11 1 .1 Ii""'"' 1\1 • l'""m for .1
b,hke1 V'•U ~.in .,f!, 11d I 1-n•. l ll 1uqf, I• • 1. •ll:>l lf" • .II.• 1111 fn,·'ld<.
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GENERAL ELECTION -
NOVEBR 4th, 1980
NOTICETO
ORANGE COUNTY VOTERS
The. names of the political pcrties wen
abbreviated on yow s~ ballots and
are abbreviated on the official ballots.
The list below is a key to the abbrevi~
tions.
Los nombres de los partidos ~iticos
fueron abreviados en sus balotas de
muestra y es tan abreviados en sus balotas
oficiales. La listo q..e sique es la clave
para las abreviociones.
AIP ·AMERICAN INllPENllNT PAm
Dem.· DEMOCRATIC PAm .
Lib.· LIBERTARIAN PMTY
P&f -PEACE ANO FREmOM PMTY
Rep. · REPUBLICAN PMTY
Ind. · INDEPENDENT
DAILY PILOT I . \1 . 1141 \ 11 )
INFORMS in \he
Sfd!Jf 2~ ll!$w ~PriMr~NER .
£ 9 )IZES
I• ~ x ~~~~ ~~~Mfr1l>tif£~~ Wvt~ i~
[X11AR Di5(CVff ..15 CJJ T1E MflmSE.D f1W'E. ~ -... --
Aaron, Brothers Art Marts
128 ANAHEIM .222 N. leach Blvd. • COSTA MESA 171' Newport Blvd. • ORANGE 1812 E. KoteUo Ave: • z
LAGUNA BEACH 190 s. Coastittghway • ~NTA ANA 1126 E. 17th. St. · NO=~= OflltOfld d)ca •.=:-El TORO 2•3&0 Swartz Dr. • HUNTINGTON BEACH 7•70 Edinger Ave. Scll9 t"9e:::_~
... CWL Y PILOl
QUEENIE
. I
I(~ $I
~elp Needed
For Missin~
8 .> Jl'l.E:o. I.Oil
& P '>.-t ••I (Ot ••~W•tdil'"t
NEW YO RK ll hu~ lk't"h 1 • 11 11111 .1 hJll
'\11"1ce Etan Pat 1·:-. t·lfin (J1·1 JJll>< ,,,,<I"" , r111.,:-.
tnl c hild'' poster
A river or leur~ hav1· ~l'n .,h.-11 f11r lhJ t 1111111
l'ent 6-year-old boy. who t·ouhi ht• J11~ r. ~ i':1 r .11<1 \
:chorus of prayers havt• c n t'<i to ht•J\1•11 1n hi'
,. bebalf. ~. If tears and praye r~ wt•rt• l'nou~h. Etan woulil
'l'lave long since been r es tort:<! lO his famtl " <Hid
that awful day forgotte n when he ~trolled do\\ n thP
sidewalk lo .. meet the school bus a n<! varnsh('tl
without a trace. .
Tears a nd prayers arc not rnou~h
"TllE Ef'FOR.T TO .. IND MISSING children
has to be a national e(fort, ·· Etan ·s mother. Ju he
Patz.. said , calmly describwg her grief "Thal is
wlty we are stymied ...
Etan's father . Stan Patz. explained:
"Incredibly, in tllis t ime of compute rs and ins·
t~t commun ications. there is no nation al
clearinghouse fi>r finding and ident1fy1ng m1~sing
ptrsons. ~ . "There 1s no i:ent ra l
G
: J agency. n'ot ev<•n th e ~ A.MERll:A FBI . that can te ll you , _ h o w many m issi n g
.;; person s th~re a r e 111 ~ Am e rica . how man y
cllild.ren. ho w many adults Not>od y knows
fll~body.
• ··we have m e t with r·on~res;;m<>n who run C't-de
tll9e need for suc•h a f'11•anngho11se and th<'} all tl•ll
UI to give them some data • .,1111w ... 1atr...t1rs and
they will see what th<·} c·an do Thal ·s th1· rub
'Qaere a re none "
WHAT IT COMES DOWN TO. HE saH.I. is that
alter a certain t i m e has passed . after the
ttiodhounds ha ve gone back lo the kennels . the
SJllrch parties disbanded , the posters faded, the ef·
rCiH to find a missin g child becomes that of the
P.9rents alone and th"e sorrowing parents ha\e ri •
t~ls. On an end table 1n the Patz living ro(Jm ·,
st'iack of correspondence att~sls to their fru:.t r
lion and their sacrifice Findin~ Etan has been his mottwr"; f • :r.1
oecupation She has quit Yi11rk Stan Pstt !-:i ito
ETAN
graphy hus1n1·:-11,..,,
!'u ff~rrll Tho•\ .11 "
M r~ J'~111 ""d ,\1111•11
lirnl< 1·
!'he) h:i \'t' 111•"11 111
t \} tl 1' h "' r t fl ll I 11 I' :"
pa r('nts ;tr·ri>ss the n a
turn and with pr1,·at1•
group!' that h ave 11
ganized lo<'ally, but th1·
resu(L<; have ~l'f1 fu11 1
They havC' dt:1 '"
mine d . b} rherk t i!
individual c·1tw<> ma:.·
sing peNons an· tn•ated
a!I local problems
that there mus t be
50.000. maybe !ll0,000.
ma ssi n~ c hildre n 1n
~merica. but. as Stan Patz Potnl5' out. nobody real
\Y knows.
· "If we could at least locatr all these g roups ~d coordinate our effort~. that would bt> a begin
lialng." Julie Patz sa 1cl.
"BCl IROTHBS
SMITHS' MOITU.U-Y
627 Main SI
Huntington Beacr>
536·6539
rtM FAMILY
COlONeAL FUNllAL
HOMI
7801 Bolsa A11e
Westm1nste1
893-3525
'ACIFfC VllW
MIMOllAL rAalC
Cerretery Mortuary
Chapel
3500 Pac1f1c View Dnve
Newport Beach
&44·2700
COllMtCIC MOITUAllH
Laguna Beach
494·9415
Laguna Htlls
768·0933
• San Juan Capistrano
495·1776
•WIOll LAWM-MT. OLIYI
Mortuary •Cemetery
Crematory
1625 Gisler Ave
Costa Mesa
• 540..5554
l'llllCI HOTHllS
~NOADWAY
MOITUARY
'10 Broadway
Co9taMesa
842·9150
H
AOlEll
llEN H AOL.EA <l•tO ~u<1donly 1n
Cn1<.c1Qo, 1111no1~ °" O<. tot.ie, 11 1'18()
8tiOVt0 '°lu\blinO '"' S6 f~df\ Of
P•ul1ne S AOlf>'r 0.'I01Nl •~lntr of
Je-•n ,. Str•U\\ ot Wt\l Lo\ AnQPI~\
C• •M Btihv A Snutn Of Nr w5>0rl
8t•c,, CA , otdr t>rotf''l'r 01 HW l•tP
A"tl\ A Arrr.h•IG ~w•nQ Qf•r\014'tMr
oi M il nMI Aid'\, Judy Ann And Wt'10Y
Sue S•r•u~\. Man. At•n, D•vid t•n •nd
P•ul Gr .. oory >mun. 1onc1 untie ot
P,,1111> A Afn~l1flO dt•r lrtend Of
Arno10 <Arlin Va1er1f B•r~rd ttnd
811 o.-.-.,,, S.,.v1t.e:. •111 be held on
F"dO, Oc.looer JI,'"'° di I OOPM al
tnt> M1h\to0f Me"mort•I P•rl\ 4..rwpe1
Lo\ A~ff'\. c.a tn l1N of llo•·er\
m1mor••I contr1bvt1ons 1na1 Dt m•de
to lht A1T1tr1cM Ht•rt fund or R11n,•
D•v1i (t'Nld (;u1CS.nct C11n1c. •I V1\t•
Ot l M •r or M•rct•n Center, C.o\I•
M4'~.ca
HANEY
OLIVE HANEY, IMIH~d•way on Oc
IOC>e t 1', 4IO 1n Sant• Ana, (• Ollw_.
•• , oorn .n El ""'°nte. C•. on Jvly t •·.
I ... , Snt ... ~ 94 YHr\ Old al lhe llmtr
ot tMr death Sl't ••~ • nouwwue mo\t
of her .ciiuH Hfe ~ '' s.wrvlved by
s.e•er·•• nie<e' 'nroucanoY' UM \t•t•. Priv•le \erv1cts were l'Mtd 8•111
8er9oron Sm1lh ~ Tuthill WolU11!
C ... pel Mori-~ ot Co\I• ..... U dire<·
to•' •*'1311
Deatlu
Elsewhere
Lyle Lobe l. 81 , a.
pion eerin g-women 's
sportswear designer ,
died Sunday a fte r a
brief illne11. She was
known professionally as
Lyle Griswold.
Advertltt 0 terVICf vou prCJYodt frOlll babvsHhng 10 wlncbol
wosh1ng -'" lht cloulhtd
Servo Owtnory ~ 1~ IUILQ!NI
Next Decade
For America
Topic at ocC
H 0 .( lll 'STIN(;~ Of ,,. !>•••r .,, ... •Ytt
l'11h l1< I 1H'l1\.1i.1 Tom ll1ty1hm and lrv111e City
('11u1H 11 1111111 '"" 1 \' A..:rtan will t11 scusi. "The
I\ 1111•11f·11n t-'ul un· t-:1'11n11n1u· l~m(){·riu:y 1n the
Ho., 111 I o .. t.1 M''"·' 1111 1·l•·l·t11111 duy
ll,l\11t·11 hu.,h.11111 ,,r 111•tn!111> J ant' f onda , and
\~r in 11 .11111rrw.) ~111 "l~ak at noon Tuesday 1n
l h1• q11.1d ''" 1111' 11r;1n.e1• I 'oast ('ollegt' t•ampus
l\1l1111s.,111n 1., 11 .. 1· .. nd tht' µubh1• 11> 1nv1ted The
ljll'f':ll Ufll'I "' ll.iylh-11 anti AKI 1:10 11' s pon1>0rt'd by
I)( I '-. l\1>:..H1 j,1tt•cl ~tutJ1•t1t1>
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lm•cl . rln nk 1•l1·1'lt'CI ufftc•1als and l'andidates. --Plus
r ~prt':-.•·nt.it avcs t•f print and e lectron ic ne ws
rth·•ltd
R"':-.ult~ of tht• d ay's ball<1ting will be posted
thr .. ughout the 1•\·cnang and , presiding over it all.
~ 111 ht. m a-.ter uf l'eremorues Tom Fuentes, a
"1·~ port Rt•ach bus inessman and Republican Par-
t\ :irtl\tSI
" . .
t;Rt.:MBLING WAS HEARD last Tuesd ay
111ght at Irvine City tlall as three council members
wakhl'<l the Carter Reagan debate on television in
..1 private room off council l'hambers. delaying the
start or the council meeting for more than JO
m inutt-s
Mayor Art Anthony apologized for thf' delay.
ex.plaining that he couldn't start the meeting
without a quorum as his collea_gues Lar ry
Agran, Mar y Ann Gaido and David 'Sills re-
mained glued to the tele vis ion set.
Meanwhile, those who sho wed up for the
scheduled 7: JO p. m . start or the meeting stared at
the wa lls or made s m all talk. And grumbl~about
th~udeness. of the three council m embers .
* * *
LOCAL UNITS OF the Orange Coast League
of Women Voters will conclude a two-year study or
st.a te and local governments in November. Nancy
Kimble or Newport Beach is chajring the study.
SaddJe back Unit I will meet· Monday at 9: JO at
Gibraltar Savin gs, 24260 El Toro Road, Laguna
Hills.
T he Newport-Mesa unit will meet Wednesday
al noon m the hom e or Phyllis Anderson, 711 Lide
Park Drive, Apartment K, Moana Apartments,
Newport Beach
The Irvine and Saddleback II units will mee1
Wednesday at 7: 15 p.m . in the home of Mimi
Petke. 26572 Avenida Veronica, Mission Viejo.
The Laguna Beach unit will meet T h ursday at
9· 15 a m . in the home of Estelle Warne r . 1609 Tern·
pie Hills Drive, Lagun a Beach.
All meetings are open to the public and all in-
1 t'rested individuals are invited. That includes
men
Transit Agency
Seat Opening
If you want tu be the only member of th e
oran~e County Tnins portalion Commission who is
not a n elt'ctcd off1 c1al. now is your chance to ap·
ply
T he so-<·alled ·public mem ber " position on the
flv1•-member commission comes up for reappoint
mcnl !-.Oon. arid interested persons h ave until Nov.
21 to :.ippl~·
Current! v. Santa Ana busm essman Zika
DJokov1ch hoids the job . and be says he will seek
another four year tl'rm on the panel.
THE OTHE R •·o u R commissioners have the
final decision They are named to the commission
by the county Board of Supe rvisors and the
mayors of t he 26 cities in the county.
DJokov1c h 's rolleagues h aven't said yet
whether they'll support him for reappointment.
althou~h they weren't too ha ppy with' him last
week after they learned he had sent an un·
a uthonzed letter lo Secr etary of T ransportation
Neil (;oldsl'hmidt pu~hing for more airport site
studies.
In fact, the commission sent off a second letter
las t w eek to the s ecretary c la rifying that
Djokov1ch '!> letter. typed on commission s t a·
t1onery, wasn 't the g roup's opinion.
THE COMMISSION SETS county policies on
transportation issues. including which proposed
projects should gel the h ighest ranking for fund·
ing.
T hose interested in applying can get an ap-
plication by tvriting the commission at 1020 . N.
Broadway, Suite 300. Santa Ana: or by calhng
834·7581.
Applicants are expected to submit a sup·
ple m enljl resume of no more than three pages.
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1.c ... aad
Navy C apt .
James R .
Williams will as·
sume command
Friday of the
Naval Weapons
Station at Seal
Beach. He re·
lieves Capt. T.R.
Mathis, moving
to the Port j
Hueneme sta· I
lion. _J
Defense
Study Set
A two·hour seminar in
1H·qu1is1t1un, possession
a n ti I 1· 10.1 I u ., c 11 f a
t1.•a rgai. c••>m pound 10
t 1 me<; murt• powerful
than l'h1:m11·al Ma re
against allac·k1•rs as h<:
tnK reJlealed Nov 12 al
Oranfo(e l'oast Collc~t>
The 0(.'(' Women s
l'l·ntcr Ill spon:.11r
I n form:itrnn on thr
:-.1·minar and l hc product
ma) ht> ohta111E!d hy f':.t ll
10.: 55t) 5~c,7
4
OBITUARIES / ORANGE COUNTY
Los Angeles,
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BPvtuly Hills,
'213 J bS9·444ft
182 Pde 1fic ~sign Cente
864 / M PI rO'iP Ave
8844 Wilsh ire Alvd.
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SPECIAL llOLID,\Y EVENT
H11).!l·r·~ l anJll·h).!ht1ng Cl·khr:1t 111n
DECEMBER 3 and l:t
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Now
Now
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Sale ends No~ember 4.
$5.50
$9.98
$42.98
San Joaquin II ill~ Rd. al ~lac \rlhur-BlvJ .
Across Imm Fashion Island • ~cwpurt lk-a1..h
Open 9.lo6 Daily .
640-5800
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NUl1SERY • INi l0Uf4 OUl OOOR PLANTS
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GENERAL NEWS
Proterts Bis Turi
An African elephant charges an intruder to
protect his herd as humans approach dur-
ing a census of African elephants to be pres-
ented to the National Geogr aphic Society
in Washington. Many of the beasts have
been killed in recent years for ivory in
their tusks.
'Doctor' Gives
Pelvic Exams
BAKERSFIELD CAP> -Officials here are
sear ching for a man who slipped into Kern
MedicaJ Center posing as a doctor, gave two pelvic
exams in a fourth floor maternity ward and disap-
peared.
Doctors and nurses on duty said they didn't
see the man enter the room at the far end of the
hall And neither of the women found anything un-
usual enough about the 11 : 15 p.m. exams to call a
nurse.
The women said \hey eventually grew sus-
picious because the Spanish-speaking man dtd not
wear gloves or wash bis hands between examina·
lions.
TUMG 'S MfMOllAL ACUPUNCTURE
DI. AMllOSE.
LIN
Ht W. I ttlt Sfnef
Codoa Mne. CA
541-7270 °" 642-2513
# 1 RABBITI
INSURANCE
Since 1957
~1 Auto & Homeowners
~ Quotes By Phone
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541-5554., IJS.J4J7 , ............ c ..........
earn extra . . .
--Christmas
dollars in
your spare
·time at
r
Mervyn's
applications are being
accepted at Mervyn's stores
10 a.m. to 12 noon and
2 p.m. to 6 p.m.
\
Part time openings, days and evenings,
are available in sales and stock work
during the Christmas season . Stop by
our Store Office and fill out an application
for employment. Experience is preferred,
but n9t necessary.
Mervyn'• 11 very proud to be
•n Equ., Opportunity Employer.
MBRVYWS
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Blind Love
Guide Dog Geu Care
N<Yl--r'INGHAM. En1land <API Guide dog
t-:111mu. who looked after her blind owner for nine
)Cllr$, has herself gone blind.
Rut In a r~markable reversal of roles, owner
Shella llo~.'ken , who recovered her si1ht following
1m operation five years a10. as 1iving her faithful
l)ld Labrador the same loving treatme nt.
"She has been a tremendous frie nd," said
34 year-old Mrs Hocken of her 15-year-0ld pet .
.. But sh~ can't really see any more and now it's
my lunt lo look after her ."
"I'm going to give he r the happy retirement
she deserves · ·
Mrs Hocken recently wrote a·book about how
hL"1 lire was transformed by Emma's loyalty.
Sht> said Emma has adapted better to blind-
nt>ss than humans. although she gels lost easily un-
lei.s c:losely watched .
Rare Bees Stolen
BUCKFASTLEIGH. England <AP> -Monks
al But•kfast Abbey said a rare strain of queen bees
they were raising was stolen overnight from an
isolated field.
The Buckfast stratn, recognized throughout
the world. w.as developed by the southwest
England abbey's 82-year-old bee expert, Brother
Adam.
.. The thief must have struck at night and he
knew how to handle a hive." the monk said
·'These queens were reared at great expense with
great time and effort and now som(>one!s got them
tor nothing. We're wonderini:: if there may be a
ulack market we have not heard about.''
•
Fndey. October 31 . 1980 DAILY PILOT A9
ESTATE 84LE OP
•EWBLRY-
~RYSTAL-
. POR~BLAIS
BROlVZES-
~BISA
SILV·ER
aad ••re.
~ts of dl.mond ri"911nd t1rrl"9J,
told chlin1, fine chln1 Ind ·
c:ryml, bfonzes, IOme tUmi·
tan. 'oila, chlndeli«s. bras
""""'· etc. __._
Oct. 31 ,
Nov. 1 and 2
••tion of Ill mschlndlee 1
Fridly, Saturct.y, Ind Su._
2 -5 P.M. 8ftd 7 ·IPM.
Somtthi~ f0t everyone
-from Sl.00 up. F'"
ldmluion. Bink of
America, Matter
'°*91, c}'ecks. newport
aacUon company
2542 West Coast HiW"tway
Newport Beach, CA
(71') .845-2200
CONSIGtls•tTS ACC•tm
'T1L I PM
Arr L..,lne. Auch--
Every rug in stock
on sale. There is n o s ubsticntc for
a r ea rugs in imaginative
dec0rating .
Shown are only a
few of the values,
$8.88 -$199.88.
• Un if ~ a room , define a liv-
ing a rea , ser off your fav-
or it~ piece of fu rni t ur e ,
add a level of luxury to
vour carpeting., Come ,
choose no~ al Pier 1.
Prices good through Nov. 6.
Rugs not available in enc l osed moll Atores .
.... -
M
Jt• OM.\' Pel.OT
'"•· Otfomr'31, ·-
UNCLAIMID GOODS
AUCTION
• • ot'9" to tit• public • •
HANDMADE OlllNTAL IUGS
Oe.,i~ entire inventory of KCVmul•fed. uncleimed goods, plus others
FROM OUR STORAGE WAREHOUSE in Los Angeles, California
DUE TO A MONETARY SHORTAGE ENCOUNTERED BY SOME OF
OUR CLIENTS WE HAVE TO SELL ALL GOODS THAT WERE NOT
PAID FOR ANO CLAIMED AS OF SEPTEMBER 1980.
To incfYde: Various O.inese rugs, Kerman, T•briz, Soum•k, Khetim,
Ooubl•bne Bokh.,•, K•shmiri K•shan, Ahh•r. pr•yer rugs, fine Egyp·
ti•n rugs, Afghanittan, Oum, Sinky•ng, s.m.,kand, ~ucasian, lnd••n
J)tec:es, m•ny runnen and more. Sizes r•nge from 2' X 3' to 18' X 12'.
Certificate of Authenticity istued for uch purchase.
AUCTION WILL BE HELD ON
SUMDAY, MOYB•I& 2 .t 2 P.M. .... .., ...
25205 LAI,_ I~
L; ....
Ruop cen he v-ed one hour pno r to Mich on
Auct10neef R Asher Into 213! 709-0026
Terms. Cedl/Clwdc A. A & A Inc.
Paid Po1111ca1 Announcement
. Judge .Ragnar R. Engebretsen
for Sup1rior C..rt Office #I
T ough-firm-Fair-Omservative
Af••inti.I A Judtt in 1972 by l111m
.. DOIS.IY:
Orange County Deputy 01stt1ct Attorneys Association
Orange County Deputy Sheriffs Assoc1at1on
Police Assoc1a11ons of San1a Ana. Hunt1ng1on Beach, Fou11ta1n Valley, Orange, Seal Beach Stantori
Peace Oll1cers Research Assoc1at1on of Ca1ttorn1a
CHP-775 Cl ub, Santa Ana Area
Community Criminal Action Committee
Cal1 lorn1a Republican Assembly
• C 0 PE AFL-CIO
Highly Rated By The Bar Association .. -YOTI FOi T• llST CAMDIDATI
ELECT JUDGE RAGNAI E. ENGEllETSEM
·.
It's easy to proclaim
"the lowest prices in town".
on television or radio. But
advertisers who mean what they
say commit the_ir price pledges
to print in newspaper ads.
For bargains you can
believe in, rely on the
,
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DAILY PILOT
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--> • --LOCAL
Bunny 4ids Readers Claue8
Announced
Teacher Reaches Kids With Puppet Proj~t There are openioas in
two dancerclae claaaea
and a creative writing
claaa Vfhich began this
month. according to
Laguna Beach Recrea-
tion Departmen t of -
Jicials.
4 By IOHN Nt:t;UHAM
OfllleO..••"'-IUft
The 2!i rirst graders at t.he Vh~jo Elementary
School hied two v1s1to rs Wednesday Bunny and
Kt>h ·
Sin~ the sc:hool year beg11n in September . the
h •itm hu been traveling lf) various elementary
school'! in the C11pistrano Urufied School District to
promote rt-ailing
Kttli Cleveland, district coordinator of instruc·
tlonal medji. services, and her puppet Bunny, want
to enc.·oW'age p11rents to read to their children at
hurne They sa y too much time is devoted to
wall'hmg television.
"PAat:NTS Nt:ED TO P&OVIDI! Jl good
·read1n1 environment in the home," Ms . Cleveland
~1ud "When you get down to it, children do as we
do, not as we say "
She Hid working with the puppet helps create
the feeling that reading is a special time."
Under the "Have You Read to Your Child To·
day?" program recently launched by the district
that Ms Cleveland and Bunny are working on.
parents will be asked to participate in contests de·
signed to encourage them lo read to their children.
THE YOUNGSTERS WILL BE awarded
prizes at school if they return a note confirming
that one of the parents read to their child during
the week.
Browns Mark
Anniversary
PALM SPRINGS (AP) -Former Gov. Pat
Brown and his wife, Bernice, eloped a half century
ago on a night train from San Francisco to Reno.
They celebrated their SOth anniversary in
Palm Springs. .
Both say they wish their son, Gov. Edmund
Brown Jr .. would get married too.
"I think a wife is an absolute necessity to a
person in public life." said Brown. no w a
successful attorney.
"BEaMCt; HAS been a tremendous he lp to
m e in my political life, not only in holding me back
at times. but other times giving me sympathy that
I needed when the newspapers didn't appreciate my greatness.
"Jerry has a couple or girlfriends." Brown
told the San Francisco Examiner . "Linda Crock
sin ger Linda Rons tadt Brown 's frequent
companion) is on the road so much that he would
be leading a Jesuit's life if he waited for her."
The 42-year-old governor once studied to be a
Jesuit.
--
Brown and his wife. then
Bernice Layne, tried to keep
their marriage quiet, since Mrs.
Brown was a proba tiona r
teacher and getting married
was grounds ror dismissal.
"TIIATS THE reason we
eloped." Brown said. "But the
story got out: ·Police Ca plain 's
Daughter Weds Young Lawyer.·
That finished her t ea ching
career and 1 had lo support her."
Brown. now 75, says he's never regretted it
His wife was by bis side as he won two terms as
San Francisco'district attorney, two terms as state
attorney general and two terms as governor.
"U I had known then what I know now, I neve r
would have gotten married on Oct. 30," Mrs.
Brown said. "It's always the week before an
election. We used lo have Jefferson-Jackson Day
dinners at this time or year. Betleve me. I've spent
many anniversaries at political events."
GUE8TS AT THE anniversary dinner will
include the current Gov. Brown. daughters
Cynthia Kelly and Barbara Casey, along with their
husbands , and most or the B.rowns' JO
grandchildren. ·
A second party is planned for Saturday night
when more people can attend, Mrs. Brown said.
"It's awful hard to get friends and relatives down
to ralmSpririgson a Thursday night."
. Couple Sue City
Over Lot Purchase
A San Clemente couple have riled a claim
agairuit tbe city that accuses municipal employees
or providin« incorrect advice to tbe pair when they
bought a lot containing five units in 1963.
Vincent and Ruth Ekstrum said they bought a
lot at 308 Ave. Victoria about 17 years ago, but
sought city review or the property zoning before
purchasing the lot.
IN no:1a DAMAGE claim, the pair say
memben of the city planning and buildinl depart·
'·menta told them the property was in compliance
with all ordinances or the city.
Nine yean later, the Ebtrums said they sold
the lot and the fi ve units to Les and Mary Cardiff.
Now tbe Cardiffs are suing the Ell:strums for
dama1es or $100,000 and punitive dama1es or
another SLS0,000 because they alle1edly sold the
property aa five dwellings when it la le1ally usable
for only three units.
NOW THE t:KBTaUMS say the city should
pay for any damages that come as a result of the
Cardil'll' suit in Oran1e County Superior Court.
But counct1 members denied the claim and re·
ferred it to the city's claims adjuster for action.
.. .. . -· ' . l
First graders can win a bookmark if their
parents re.d lo them for five days in a row.
Teachers will send home s1ucgestions for books
that are related to class wor k.
Ms. Cleveland said that when parents do this,
their child 1s exposed lo the written word. The
process orients c h ildr en toward reading
themselves and provides constructive communica·
lion with the parent , she said.
"TIIE THRUST Of' THE PROGAAM is to get
parents lo read to their child and develop a read·
ing .emphasis in the home." Ms. Cleveland said.
"The district is concerned about the time children
spend watching televis ion.·' ·
Information about tbe
classes may be obtained
by calling 497·3311, ext.
201.
lJ _.,W A~U8ed
SACRAMENTO (AP)
A state board says the
United Farm Workers Although reading scores in the Capistrano dis
trict are above the' national a verage, Ms
Cle veland said this does not mean there is n<>' a
problem w1th a general lack of reading skills
"WE WILL BE WORKING WITH schools to '
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Ms. Cleveland cited resear~hirh s hows th11t
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"This problt'm isn't confined tu the d1stnd ,
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VOL. 73, 'NO. 30S, 4 SECTIONS, .. PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, OCTOBER lt, 1980 N TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Hostage Release Set?
Tehran Says, 'Just Method' Reached
By'fte M90C'la&ed Prua
Iran's 1ovemment ntd10 s111d
today a "just method" for releas
ina the S2 American host •ti!\"S had
been worked out, and a Swedish
jetliner reportedly was put on
standby for a flight to Tehran But
U.S. officials again cautioned
against undue optimism o~r a
pouibJeend lo the hostage crisis
One State Department official
in W aahingtoo called reports of an
imminent breakthrough "non-
sense."
President Carter, asked in
Columbia, S.C., whethe r the cap
Anthony
Hearing
,Oea·red
By FREDERICK SCH OEM EID.
Ol-0..ly~ll•Uwlt
The start of a preliminary hear-
ing into ca mpai g n fund·
laundering allegations against
Orange County First District
Supervisor Philip Anthony has
been cleared by the State
Supreme Court in a 4 to 3 decision.
T&e court's ruling not to hear an
appeal filed by Anthony's at·
torneys came in the final days of
the lncumbent s upervisor's cam-
paign for a second term in office.
The election is Tuesday.
''It's a minor disappointment,··
Anthony said today. •'The 4 to 3
vote, however, indicates the court
abares IOIDe of the concerns that
we have about the way these
~ar.-were brouaht. · •
ProMCUtor Richard Haden, a -~ . ttate deputy attorney aeneral.
Uid a c:Ute for the start of the pre-
lina ry hearing has not been
established. He said it is likely
that all parties involved in the
cue will return before Oranae
County Superior Court Judie
Claude Owens to set such a date.
Haden said it would be very I.ID· likely that any court appearance
would occur in advance ol the
election.
, Anthony, and f o rmer
aupervilor Ralph Diedrich. are
accused ol conspiring to conceaJ
the aource of about $60.000 that
was funneled into 1976 political
umpaigns including Anthony's
auccessful race for s upervisor.
Anthony consistently has de·
Died the charges against htm.
He has not, howev~r. entered a
formal plea due to the extensive
le1al WTangling that has occurred
between the prosec ution and the
defense. The charges originally
were filed more than three years
a10.
Tbe original indictment issued
in 1977 by the coW'lty grand jury
w•-:. subsequentJy quashed due to
• -:.rrors i.IL.presenlation of evidence
prosecution.
Anthony, Diedrich, former
Anaheim city councilman
William Kott and former county
political financier Gene Conrad
subsequently were named in a
criminal complaint containing al·
le1ations identical to those raised
bythegrandjury.
The attorney general's office
decided lut December to seek a
•~nd indictment amid fears
that it would face a statute of
limitations pro ble m If the
criminal complaint were
punued. Prosecutors were suc-
cesaful in seeltin1 a new indict-
ment.
Cowboy Robs
Bank in NB
A 1un-totin1 bandit
wearin1 western 1arb
from bia bat risbt down to
Ilia cowboy boota held up a
Newport Beach bank late
tllll mondQ and escaped
with a bqd loot.
Newport Beach police
said the robber entered
tile a..IE of America in
WHtcllff Plaaa, 1011
lrYIDe Ave., at about 11:30
a .m .... med. teller to • laud OWi' U. tub. AD ....., ..Umate of the
tia1a•••umaenilab1e.
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tl\'t" Amencans would bt-rt-lt-ai.M
soon. replied "I hopt! so I l'an t
predict anytlung I don I h11ve iui
information leadint: 111 11 t1m"' schedule ..
The surprise bruadr as t b\
Tehran radio gave no detail of the
reponed method for resolving the
cns1s. nor did it attribute the
statement to any Iranian official
But it appeared to he a reference
to still-secret conditions for the
Americans' release proposed by a
special commission of the Iranian
Parliament
The broadcast seemed to be an
attempt by some in power to help
µav!! the way for the eventual re-
lease or the hostages, and to
pressure a h ard line raction
LATE SHAH'S SON
NAMES SELF KING -M
within the Iranian Parhament
that has blocked efforts to end the
t•risis
The radio statement said Iran
had already been "victorious"
over the United States in the
'Haen Disappear
Newport Tot, Dad
Spied Near Lomlon
By STEVE MARBLE
OIH•D.ily ~ ... Shff
A 3-year-old Newport Beach
boy. the subject of an intense
police manhunt since his abduc-
tion earlier this month. has been
spotted in a London suburb. police
said today.
Newport Beach investigators
said youn( John Richard Ryan
and his rather Timothy Francis
Ryan · who police, assert
snatched the boy from bis
grandparents' Bayport Way
home in Newport Beach, were
seen late Wednesday riding in a
car.
But when British authorities
were notified and tried to turn up
the sought-after child and his
father, they came up empty-
handed. .
Police said they are now unsure
where the missing pair are.
The information, police said, m-
i ti ally was passed alon1 to the
boy's mother, Julie Ann Ryan,
who hu legal custody of the
blond-haired tot and is separated
from her husband.
A former neighbor of the
Ry an.s. who lived in England W'ltil
several months ago when the
mother and son came lo Newport
Beach, told authorities she was
certain it was the missing boy she
saw.
Newport Beach police said to-
day they'll now put the case into
the hands of the Orange County
District Attorney and attempt to
secure a child-stealing warrant to
enable British authorities to
make an arrest.
Mrs. Ryan. who said she was
8'GHT'ED IN LONDON
Jolln Richard "r•n, 3
taking a nap when her son
vanished out or his crib. says-she
is relieved by the sighting. · · u 's certainly the least of two
evils," she commented today.
Police. at fi rst believing the boy
m igh.a ha ve wandered from his
grandparents' home. never dis-
counting the theory that the boy
might hav~ been kidnapped, said
they've been able to put together
this scenano they claim led up to
and followed the abduction.
Detectives ctaim the 40-year-
old father. a British citizen who
(See TOT, Page AZ)
Congressman Tells
Of Threats on life
SAN DIEGO <AP ) -Rep.
Clair Burgener, R-Calif., who is
running for re-election against
Ku Klux Klan leader Tom
Metzger. has-received threats
against his life. police said to-
day.
Robert Bur green, assistant
chief of police, said the four-
ter m congressman "bas re-
ceived a couple of anonymous
threat.a through bis si.ter."
"We have moved to increase
our surveillance of his activities
at his request," Burgreen said
Thursday night,
Klansman Metzger. the
Democratic nominee, is accom·
panied by his bodyguards and
has been &·iven plain-clothes
police protection in public ap-
pearances i n th e 43 rd
Congressional District
Defense attorneys have con-
tended that Anthony and Diedrich
have essentially been placed in
double jeopardy through the
second indictment. And they have
claimed that information that
would point toward their in·
nocence was not presented to the
jury last year.
· Charges against Dr. Kott were
.dis missed: Conrad pleaded pilty
ln the case and bas a1reed to
testify against the remaining de·
fend ants.
hostage confrontation, and said
release of the Americans would
be neither "W'ljust .. nor "cow·
ardly."
1 ran 's revolutionary leader
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini hu
given the Parliament
responsibility for deciding the
fate · of lbe hostages. w!to today
spent their ~d day in captivity.
But after three days of bitter de·
bate behind closed doors. the
hard-liners Thursday boycotted
an open session of Parliament
that wu to have considered the
<See HOSTAGES, Page A.2)
The 'Real'
"itches
Celebrate
SALEM, Mass . IAPl -Warty
creatures with black hats and
broomsticks are haunting
"Witc h City " tonight But
they 're just trick-or-treaters
the city's "real" wit<'hes have
no intention or doing anything
scary oo Halloween.
Instead, there'll be a "calm
and quiet" ritual for the 450 self.
proclaimed witches of Salem -
the town where 19 people ac-
cused of witchcraft in 1692 were
hanged and one was pressed lo
death.
Halloween -the word comes
from "All Hallows Eve," or the
night before All Saint.a' Day -is
their traditional New Year's
Eve. Robed in blaolt. the color
they believe at.or._ all ener1y
and makes them powerful, they
planned to dance in the tradi·
tional "magic circle'' that helps
them meditate and project
health and prosperity for the
coming months.
"It will be calm and quiet.
Then we 'll party," said Eddie
Kuva, 31 , a teacher al the
Fernald State School in
Waltham.
Kuva is a Catholic who says
he uses witchcraft as a science
to augment his reliaion. ·
This Halloween's ritual won't
be open to the public as it was
for the past nine years.
··we found that it got too big
and eommercial the past couple
years," Kuva said.
"It got so people who didn't
understand were showing up in
Dracula suits,·• s aid Laurie
Cabot, another practicing witch
who formed a coven .with 12
other women.
Law, Order
A.u~rds Set
Newport Be ach policemen,
firemen and lifeguards will be
honored Saturday evenin1 at the
15th annual Newport Harbor
American Legion law and order
awards dinner.
The 7 p.m. event will be held
at the Leltion Hall, 21.5 lsth St.
Receiving awards will be
John Freem~., police omcer ol
tbe yeari Joseph DeTevis,
fireman ol the year; Don Burm,
lifeguard of· the year, ud Tim
Escher, harbor pat.n>lmu of the
year.
More Coverage
· Other Harbor Area coverage
appears today on Pase AlO.
Stu<:fents Favor Reagaii.
In a bit of early-bird ballot cut-
ln1, atudenta at Newport Harbor
Hl&b School put their votes behind
presidential candidate Ronald
Reaaan in a mock election held
thi•weelt.
Student.a, who poured out to the
oampua poUa on Tbunday, left
President Carter atrandel
tomewben between independent
hopeful John Aaderaon and
Libertarian candidate Zd Clan.
Re.,_ ac:ored 174 votes, An·
denGD Ill aDd Carter onlJ lM 1n
the atudlat eledloD. ClaJ'k polled
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star at their own bigb school cam-
pus.
Consresaman Robert Badham
pulled~-votes, Democrat cballen er Mike D·ow was
awarded votes and NIDIS
Sailor al us Ferraro came in
wlth ucant2l'
In the local ~1l9mbly race, stu·
dent• 1aw Republican incum-
bent Marlen Ber1~ IM9 votes
Samii• to Sh~p
WASHINGTON <AP> --Saudi
Arabia Ila lndlcated it would
•bop elMwltere If tbe United
Statn rejeetl Ill requett for
equl...-to live SaudJ F-15 jet
flllltera ofleaalve 1trlktn1 power.
and Democratic hopeful Jack
Baldwin 115 votes.
One result that could brin& a
wince to the faces of Newport
Beach city officlala waa the
Meaaure LquetUon.
Meuure L, lf adopted, would
1tve localofflclala authority to up-
date an asre.ment for the ex·
temlon of the Corona del Mar
Freeway. City leaden clalm
they've )'et to find a~yone op·
pond to tile meuun.
But lt..S.tl Duaed M•uure
L on an • to de vote incllcatiftl
at leut 414 people oppoee It. ·
0. tile llDate race, at.-.t.i ICMmdlJ '-keel lDeumbftt Alu er ...... stvtaa llUa.,.-..
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Art Balleettiag
Richard Beenen, an Orange County artist, shows what a
weather balloon and a little ju'venile imagination can pro
duce at the Newport. Harbor Art Museum. Find out more
about this unique event on Page Cl of today's Weekender
SACRAMENTO (AP) -State
Sen Alan Robb.ins surrendered
today to lbe sheriff's office alter
a Sacramento County 1raod jury
indicted him on sex and mari-
juana charges.
Robbins, a Van Nuys
Democrat, posted a $20,000 bond
and 'was released from custody,
according to Chief Deputy Larry
Stamm.
Stamm said the charges were
unlawful sexual intercourse with
a minor\ attempted unlawful in·
tercoune with a minor. oral
copulation with a minor, and
possessioo of marijuana.
The first three are felonies
The marijuana charge 1s a mis·
demeanor.
District Attorney Herb
Jackson confirmed that thf'
gran'd jury met 51,':I hours Thurs·
day night, but refused to discuss
details of the meeting.
Robbins was not avajJable for
comment
An 18-year-old Sacramento
"'Oman. Lori Terwilliger, ac
cused Robbins of seducing her
two years ago at bis capital
apartment. Two other young
women have alleged that Rob-
bins sexually harassed them
The 37-year-old state senator
has denied the allegations.
A spokesman for Senate Presi·
dent Pro Tem James Mills, D·
San Diego, said no formal
Senate action against Robbins
was planned ,while the charges
were pending.
Sexual lntercourse between an
adult and a female under 18 who
are not married is a felony that
carries a potential penalty of up
to three yean in prison.
Ms. Terwilliger said she met
Robbin.a when she interviewed
hJm for a high school project. He
invited her into bis office, she
said, and "started ltissin1 my
hand and saying how pretty I
was."
She said Robbins toQlt her to
lunch and bought her a drink.
Af~r other meetin1s, Robbins
took her to bi.a apartment. where
they bad sex. she said.
''I bad never been to bed with
a man and I was too scared lo
say anytbina. but be never even
uked," lbe uid in a complaint
to the Senate Rules Committee.
"He juat went to it. Afterwards I
felt alone .,acared and
ashamed."
Bombin8. Admitted ,
MANILA, Philippines (AP) -
Pr•ldent Ferdinand Marcos an·
nouaced today the arrest of o
Filipino woman from New York
City wbo be aaid bu "te_...tully
coaf81141d'• to pl~ the bomb
tbat l.Uured ti people at an
American tourist aaenta' con·
ventkla, earU. tlda ..U..
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AP V-tr•..,.._.o
FACES SEX CHARGES
Shlte Senator Robbtns
Jackson began h1.!-o in\·1· t•I!·•·
lion Sept 20 afl ~r Ol'~" .1ccuums or the complaint wer(· pubh:>heJ
Earlier. a 17 )ear nld Svnt .1
Barbara gi rl filed a complain•
with the committee say1n~ Rob·
bins made advances to ht•r ,,, 1 h"
Senate chamber. Robbins denwd
it and lbe committee later !>aid 1t
fo und no wrongdoing
Another woman who 11st.'<1 tv
baby sit for Robbins· 1,:h1 lrlnm
s aid s he told Jark:.on 'i. in
vestigators thut Hobh1n~ made
advances to her when s hl• wa:.
16.
Or:~:c:A .-~~;1•1
"·eather
Fair Saturday exrepl
for early m orn ing lo"
clouds. Cooling trend with
lows torught of 48 a long
the coast to ~ in lan1l
Highs Saturday mostly 1n
70s.
IN81DETODAl'
TM nen ~ .. boom" m
Ora~ County may well bt·
in tM /Wld of culture. Tum to
Paoe Cl for a report on the
tlate of the arh in t11r cowty.
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· /raq Troops Encircl,e
Iranian Oil Center
BAGHD1'0, lreq (API Iraq aa.td ii.I fol'Cfl t"Omp&eted t~
.ent'1r<'l•~t o{ Abadan today and ti.a lftfantry and armor
··mopped one pocltttt aftn another ol Ptnlu enemy rul•tante"
in preparation tor a final drh• on the ialand city, Iran'• malr•
atronehold on ~ ..a1t•m rout ol the t"mbatu.d saa.tt a.I -Arab
waterway
An lr11qltom~uniqu~ broadtut by daahdad Radio •lao 1atd
Iraqi force.set flN> to 1as plpellnel andoU taak rarma In UM town or
Khoerowabad. ZOmil.taouthol Abedan. It 1annodet•lt.
ll waa the t\nt Iraqi reft!.Nll<'• to operatk>m around Khc» row•~d sine• the war brob out on Sepe Zl Iran admitted Iraqi
troope wt!re nor the town Tue.day and said Iranian Jt'l• ~.
artillery powidal thetr.poi11Uona
I rt•r T•..,,. I• Pel••fl
WARSAW. Poland \AP 1 After rece1vln1 an appart'nl
Kremlin \'ott' of ron.fldence 1J1 • U1htnln1 trip to Moscow. PoUah
'leaders beaan a cntiul meet101t today with mdependent trade
union leaders threatenan1 new alnkes to protest what they see
a.s aovemment inlerferenct m their Oed1L101 labor movement
-Premier Joter Pinkowski. who accompanied Communist
Party ctuef Stanislaw Kama on Thursday's visit to Moscow, met
with Lech Walesa and other leaders of Solidanty, Poland's
largest independent trade Wlion movement I
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WASHINGTON (AP> The lo~BI <'ailed off plans to have
agents hand-deliver a Justice Department letter to the Rev
Jesse Jackson inquirin1 about the civil rights leader's possible
dealings with Ubya after Jackson telephoned the White House,
, it was reported today.
But an FBI spokesman said the bu.reau knew nothing of the
call or subsequent conversations between the White House and a
Justice Department official and said an FBI supervisor decided
independently not to have agents make lhe delivery. The
·Washington Post said.
Jackson, head of Operation PUSH. bas been campaigning
for President Carter's re~lect.ion and accompanied Carter
aboard Air f'orce One from St. Louis to Columbia, S.C., Thurs-
day night.
••n•ride Kiib f'll'r
WIU,OW SPRINGS, N.C. <AP>_:_ Five roung people died of
apparent carbon-monoxide poisoning today as they waited for
help in a wrecked car with the engine left running, officials said.
The Wake County Sheriff's De.partment said the car spun
out of control on a rural road, bit a traffic sign and got stuck in
-ditch. Sheriff's Lt. David Waller said· the tailpipe waa covered
with mud.
The dead were identified as James Lee Rogers. 21, and his
twin brothers. Ronald and Donald, both 23. an of Wagram : and
Peggy Smith, 17. and her sister, Juliette, 16, both of Fuquay.
Vanna.
2 t;ng.laes !e•alm
Vigil _M aimained_
. At OuJl Fire Site
Two engine companies re-
mained aa a precaution today on
tlte ch_arred perim~r:.of the.OWi
fire, a blue tbal burned almolt
ll,000 acres of gra.aay billaldes
above Yorba Unda.
The fire was controlled by
Thursday, but a spokesman for
the Orange County Fire Depart-
ment said the last two engine
companies were on duty "just in
-case a hotspot flares up."
The fire, which began on Tues·
day morning and drew as many as
750 firefighters to its lines. burned
White, Stuff
Halts Actor
LONDON <AP> -
James Coburn was held up
for two hours at London's
Heathrow airport by
customs officers who
found some white-powder
capsules in his bags.
The tough guy actor had
to cool his heels while the
customs men anaJyzed the
capsules and hi s
girlfriend. British singer
and composer Lynsey de
Paul, 30, waited anxiously
for him.
"It was just routine,"
the actor explained when
customs finally cleared
hill\. "They were interest-
ed in my medicines. I suf-
-fer from arthritis and I've
been curing myself quite
• successfully w.ith various
herbal remedies. They
were quite pleasant about
it."
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a.....-AcfY•rttelftlMMt1I
a t.otalofl4,873acres.
One home was loat -an old
wooden ranch house on the south
aide of the Rivenide Freeway.
Mite McKee, public information
officer for the fire department,
said the house wu occupied but
be doesn't know who lived there.
-tcKeesaid about 24 cattle were
either killed or badly burned by
the blaze, and that the injured
animals are being rounded up
and killed out of mercy.
lo addition, Metzger wears a
bullet-proof vest. He claimed n
attempt on his life was planned
before a man was anested re-
cently for carrying a concealed
weapon. No shots have been
fired at either C'anclldate.
Reed Boatwright, a Burgener
campaign aide, refused to con-
firm that death threats bad been
made on the GOP incumbent but
said "we have taken certain pre·
cautions." He would not
elaborate.
Meuger said be routinely re-
ceives threats but knows nothing
about any threats against
Burgener.
' HOSTAGES
commission's recommended con·
ditiom for the holta1es' release.
Tbe sessJOO WU postponed until
Sunday because tbe boycott of 86
of tbe 228 deputies left the Parlia-
ment 11 members short of a
quorum.
The hard-linen, who said they
diu not want any action on the
boataaea until after lbe U.S.
presidential elections and did not
want to help Prealdenl Carter.
Knowled1eable sources In
Tehran expreued some doubt to-
day that the Parliament would
discuss tbe hostage Issue as
scheduled Sunday.
Khomeini presumably could
end the parliamentary impasse
by iutnlctinC all deputies lQ at-
tend theseuioa.
jln Stockbolm, Sweden, olftciala
-0f the airline Scanair said a 1Jt.
seat ~airliner wu OD at.andby
at tbe city's airport, poulbly for a
ftiabt to Tehran on two boun'
ootlce to take out tbe boltates.
Scanalr 18 a aublidiary of SAS,
Scandinavian All'llne System.
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Scanalr lhna,tn1 Director
Geor1e OIAOll aald a Jet bad been
on standby since &be be1lnnlna ~
tbla week for a nl1ht to Tehran
and back "lo somewhere ln
Germany.'' U.S. eoniln1ency
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~----'-~· R· --. -.· -'-All-~r, eagan
Swap Barbs
ByTMAAoc:la&ed Presa
Ronald Reagan evoked Shakespeare to criticize Jimmy Carter
and the president suggested sending tbe former actor to Hollywood u
the two candidates campaigned furiously toward the denouement of
the lBelection. But whatever drama there was in the campalp Ttnanday came
more from possible embarrassments to the candidates than from
their on-the-road rhetoric.
FOR REAGAN, THERE WAS THE withdrawal from the cam-
paign of bis chief foreign policy adviser amid a controversy, and for
Carter, the disclosure of a Justice Department report criticizing him
in the handling of the Billy Carter-Llbya affair.
The campaign rhetoric had Reagan continuing to hammer at
Carter's economic policies -"a tragic comedy of errors,'· he dubbed
them -while the president again harped on the Republican's state-
ments about calling out the troops.
"let's make sure that we don't have to find out when he'll call for
use of Amencan military forces next year by sending him back to
Hollywood. California, where American military forces won't listen
lo his voice, "Carter said ala rally in New York 's garment district.
REAGAN BROUGHT UP SHAKESPEARE'S "The Comedy of
Errors·· in Texarkana on the Texas-Arkansas border. while saying of
the president, "He gave us five programs. and yet our economic mess
has only worsened. He's punished us long enough ... He has not
earhed the loyalty orthose who supported him.''
lndependent candidate John Anderson was making a last
desperate bid to gel Carter to debate him, meanwhile, calling on the
president to make good on the statement that be would consider other
debate challenges after his face·to-face meeting with Reagan.
:
.laiDaotUe Bo•fld ANDERSON'S LAWVER, MITCHELL Rogovin, sent a telegram
to Carter campaign manager Robert Strauss reminding the president
or his pledge. While there was no immediate answer. it was highly un-
likely Carter would debate Anderson in the last crush of the cam·
paign.
Anti-abortionist Jeanne Gaetano, 20. cuddJes her six·
month-0ld son, John Paul, who becomes a tiny host.age of
his mother's cause of sorts Sautrday. Mother and son
will spend 24 hour; in Alexandria, Va .. jail _together. as
!>he serves sentence imposed for arrest while b~ockmg
abortion clink entrance in Alexandria demonstration last
year and·subsequent conviction.
Today. both major party candidates were again racing from
political rally to politicaa rally, Cartertryingtokeep an uneasy hold on
his native South, and Reagan trying to lie up large and as yet u.n-
deci~ed industrial slates in the Northeast and Midwest. Anderson
was campaigning in New Ensland and New York.
Stabbing Suspect
Pleads Insanity
In Pittsburgh today Reagan implored Democrats to desert
Carter and accused bis rival of "dragging bis feet" in the federal
investigation of Billy Carter.
Focusing the last four days of the presidential race on tossup
states. the Republican presidential candidate tried to generate en-
thusiasm for a big GOP turnout on Election Day.
"I WANT TO THANK AU. of you,·· he told a crowd of hun-
dreds of supporters in a refurbished train station here "And hav-
ing thanked you, 1 want to say don't relax " By DAVID KUT.lMANN
Of.._ Deily 1'1191 Slaff
Huntington Harbour surgeon
Louis Alaia. charged with slab·
bing his ex-wife and her pre·
sumed lover to death last June,
entered a plea of not guilty by
reason of insanity Thursday.
Defense attorney Ed George
Jr. said the new plea represents
no drastic change in courtroom
strategy since he has always
believed the orthopedic pbysi·
cian was temporarily insane
when he attacked Margy Lou
A.laia, 37. and Long Beach at-
torney Marvin Tincher, SO. in
the woman's posh Huntington
Harbour home on the night of
June 13.
"The purpose <of the plea) is
to get all issues before the
court.·· George said.
The defense previously had in-
dicated it would rely heavily on
medical testimony to show that
Alaia, 50, was using medication
which produced side effects such
as tension and aggressiveness.
The added plea means there
would be a separate hearim! for
the defendant if he is found
guiltyorthe charge against him.
Alala is charged with two
counts or murder and also faces
special death penalty allega-
tions. His trial is scheduled to
begin Nov 10 in Orange CoUQty
Superior court.
The defendant has · been al
lowed lo remain free on $250,000
bail until last week, when a state
appeals court upheld a bail
revocation orde r issued by a
Superior Court judge and or·
dered him jailed
George said his client's im·
prisonment al Orange County
Jail his made preparation. of his
case more diffic ult but he
doesn't expect lo seek any de·
lays when proceedings get under
way Nov. 10 'in Judge Byron
McMillan's courtroom.
Alaia is accused of killing his
former wife and Tincher after
going to the woman's home to
pick up his two young childre.n
for a weekend visit. An argu-
me nt began. the prosecution
contends. lllhd Alaia stabbed his
ex-wife in the abdomen and then
attacked Tincher in another
room, inflicting up to IO wounds.
Rain Falls
In 1':orth
Reagan said be was sure the rally was packed with Democrats
and independents as well as Republicans and invited them to get
behind his candidacy.
He began the day with a private meeting with labor and busi-
ness leaders. Press spokesman Lyn Nofdg'tr refused to disclose
the identity or any participants in the meeting, saying some did not
want their names made publi~.
Carter said today in Columbia. S.C. that if Reagan is elected and
the strategic arms treaty is abandoned it ' ·would be a major setback
for this nation and a major advantage for the Soviet Union.
He said that if thP SALT II treaty is not resubmitted for Senate
consideration "there will be no debate on the Senate floor . . there
will be no chance to mod1f y the treaty in the Senate.'·
Carter commented in a question-and-answer session while cam·
pai gning in his nati vc South.
Seniors Center
Parking in Limbo
A. land swap deal that would ing the street from the city-
gi ve Newport Beach senior owned parcel to their center.
. citizens some acreage for park· But as a condition of the trade,
By TbeAaaocla&ed Presa .ing next door lo their Corona del Irvine Company officials are
Rain was forecast today Mar recreation center is hang-asking council members for a
as a cold front off the ing in limbo. zone change on the city-owned
Pacific nor\hwesl coast en-Newport Beach City Council parcel and heavi~r density on 10
tercd the stale. bringing members approved the land acres of their own land adjacent
"'cloudy skies and showers trade in concept but took no to that property.
along lh9 northwest coast formal action until appraisers Irvine Company planners
., and over the Sierra study the two parcels or land in want the land to be designated
Nevada. question. for medium density residential
The clouds will spread City officials are proposing use, which would allow up to 10
southward into the central giving the Irvine Company 2.6 dwelling units per acre to be
California valleys with a acres of city-0wned land oo the built.
chanceofraintonight. corner of 5th and Marguerite The city-owned site now is
It will be cooler over most avenues. · designated as park land.
of Northern California In exchange, the Irvine Com-Council members agreed to
through Saturday and gale pany would give 2.6 acres of hold off on approving the swap
warnings have been land to the city that is located until appraisers can establish a
forecast for most of the next to the center. The move, ci-value for the city-owned land if
rthwest coast. ly officials say. is designed to it is rezoned for residential de·
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In Boat Fire
SANTA BARBAJlA <AP> -A.
Montecito man-was rescued ·rrom
t.ia burning ~foot-sailboat today
after a fire br~e out while he was
transferring gasoline from one
lank to anot~er. official~ re-
ported. J
Randolph Cornfield, 33, ~as
treated by par;medics for shock
after he was pEled from bis off. shore cr·art. he Solingen. at .
about 6:30 a. . . said Harbor
Patrol officer A Ian Bowles.
The Coast Guard culler Point
Judith, stationed in Santa
Barbara, towed the burned hull of
the craft to shore after the fire
was extinguished. Damage was
estimated at $8,500. officials said.
f're•P91pAJ
'IUf ..•
works ln Saudi Arabia, new Into
Loa Angeles lnternationaa
Airport on Oct. 18, rented a car
and later checked in at a Costa
Meaamotel.
Once ln Oranae County. police
a11ert, the father swapped h11 car
for a van at a Santa Ana rental
a1ency. 1rabbed the boy and
dron to a amaU town In Mexico
where t.he car reportedly was
at\andoned.
Prom tbere police apecadate.
he Ullely ea\aiht a plane to Mex-
teo City wtth bia little son and
boarded. rut11t to London .
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ALDEN'S?
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We show more than thirty manufacturer's
carpet lines with approximately 3000
samples. We carry about 100 rolls of carpet
at special prices. In our re~nant room . are
hundreds of remnants from tiny to room size.
Every American manufacturer of vinyl is
represented in our vinyl display: Armstrong.
Gongoleum. Gaf. Mannington. B!scayne and
Amtico. Rolls and remnants in stock at
special prices.
Our drapery department includes cu~tom
fraperies. "Levelors." Woven Wood Blinds.
Custom Bedspreads and special treatments
for unusual windows. We not only have a
specialist in this department. but our own
excellent installer as well.
Wood floor.§ are represented by several
manufacturi"rs such as Bruce. Harris and
Sykes. Patterns include Plank and ParQuet
designs.
drapsriss
linoleum • wood floor
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Dow Jones Final
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CLOSING 924.49
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Detroit Trouble
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