HomeMy WebLinkAbout1980-11-20 - Orange Coast Pilot' A 2'7-year-old lrriDe police of.
fleer suffered back and neck lb·
juries Vledne1day afternoon
when Ida patrol car colllded wttb
a n~ vehicle lb Tustin at
Red HUI Avenue and the Santa ·
Ana Frefway. Officer Terry Deverae wa1
treated and releaed ftom Santa
Ana·Tultin Community Hosplta1
after tbe accident. INiDe pOllce s,i. Huell Ho1an said Deverse
WW probably be sidelined for
about cme w.ek.
, _ The occupant '"Of the neetna
car wu ldentifted today only u
a 24-year-old John Doe. He was
treated and releued from the
hospital and ll belbl held lb
Cotta lien Jail on 1uaplcion ol
po11e11ln1 stolen property, endiq arrest and 1uapldon of
barllary.
Cotta Mesa Police S,i. Tom
Boylan spotted the John Doe drlrin& a Ford Banchero in tbe
parklq lot ot South Cout P1ua
Shoppini Center lb Coeta lleaa. ru::r.::n 11ld be noticed a man to and from the Yeldcle, which was cruJ1tn1 slowly arOund the parldq lot.
Wbm Boylan tried to further
tnve1U1ate the 1ltuaUon, the
man wtth tbe Jobn Doe took oll
on foot and the Doe di'o'H'hJa-car
away frOm Bo11an'1 POliCe unit • .,
A JO.minute pol{ce punwt
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Abeat "'° ot allea"-11 ._ steno ~ wu foUDd ID tM DOe ar,·ae~ to JIOlice.
Hone beaten;
•mithy held
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to pave way
CORONADO <AP> -
Sldewalb are aotn• to be improved near the opulent Hotel Del Coronado with
the help of $NO,OOO in
federal antipoverty funds.
Thia cosnmunlty of re-
Ured adm1rall and stately
014 ~ quallftee for the
federal money. Tbe 1W75
cen.sua estlmated 73 per· cent ol the residents in a
two-block area nearby
have liow or moderat. in-
comes.
Since then, accordlna to
bu1lne11woman Carol
Cablll, expensive bomea
ha ve replaced tboae in
that t~block area.
Newport man
aids capture
in bank heist
A Newport Beach aolmal eon-
trol oftlcer ii belna credited to-
day with folllnl the 1etawa7
plans ot an unemployed must· clan wbo allepdbt beld ap a CollOU del Mar bank Wednes· day aftemOoil. .
Ken LeSlanc. · a ett; animal
coatrol oftker, said be wu clqv·
lnl b1 ttie Uatted Calltorida Bank, 1141 E. Coat ~a.y;
w.tien be Pteud up a police riMUO
broadililt that tbe bank bad jUlt
bMnbild 111>· L•Blanc, pullln1. bis oar ~ tM Nnk1 said' be saw a
man 1ftlniilil1 rrom lh• bulk tpwafd~ a · wblte van where ~-WU litUnl bebibd tM . Paa.. lalcl Ulil .t•l*t. ap;. ••rutl.Y il0lle1D1 Uae u&law
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Hunttniton Harbour 1urpon
Louts Alala, beset witb numenJU1 penoaa1 u well a
financial problems, fatally
•tabbed hll ex-wUe and a Lona
Beach attorney last June lJ
after reaebin1 an emotional
"fiashpolot," defense attoroeya
contend.
In openlq statements to an
Oran1e County Superior Court Jury Wednesday, attorne7 Ed
Georp Jr. said Alala. IO, WU In
an ''altsed stat. ot toaldoal-neu" when be attacked llUO
Lou Alata, 17, and Lon• Beaeb attorney Marvin Tincher, iO, In
the woman's waterfront bome.
• 'Hll mind reached a flub.
point," Geor1e told tbe jury ID
Superior Court Judie B7ron Mclllllan'1 courtroom. "He blewatuM."
Proeecator Richard Parnell
told j\nn that the ortbopldic
1ur1eoe "acted out of bate, out
ol anpr l.nd out ot riJMlletlye. •
ne11" when h• 1rabbed a
kit'ct.a ladle aDd be1an Ital>-
• bhil the pair tbe ~t ol Prtdq
the 1Jth.
Alala bu plea4ed lDnoeent · :"J'Tb.~==~= a1am.tblm ..
Celia Ve1el of Miami alvet tearful bu1 to 1l1ter
Maadalla, who arrived Wednesday With aboUt 100 otbir
Cubans in a ~ee ali'Uft ol autborised tmm.iaranta.
Both sides a4mtt the eue
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'Dallas' l~i
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day awai ....... ,·.•.• LOS ANGELF.8 (AP) -9fa:
..D-Day" mlnua oee, only •Ii= lY more than 20 people know •
1bot J .R. Ewtn1, and the actii:
Who plays tbe oil tJCOOD Oil tfll.
TV 1boW "Dal.1'1'' iln't cme,laf::
them. •• When EwiDa WU l\Ullled down 1 .. t •t>rlna OD the bit CBS
aenea no one knew who the ... 1allaotwu.
Now tbe crucial scenes have
been filmed, but Lorlmar
Ptoductlons baa 1one to es·
traordlnary leqths to 1ee tbJt
the secret ll kept rlaht up to air
time Friday ~ at 10 on cbao·
nel 2. Even Larry Ha1man, wbo
pla7e J .R., doesn't know tM
Identity ol tbe u11Uant.
Altboqb the person behlDll
the aun will be revealed Friday•
the reuoa for tbe lbootlnl a..i
the fate ol tbe u11llant will aat•
be kDown '8ltll Friday, Nov. 21.
' Since the flnt day of fthnlnl· tbls seuon, Lorlmar bu kept
Htl cloled. No cameru, no~ ~tden Del DO unautbori.lrlidJ
.peopJe .... allowed, laid ,..
·Bllbop, a spokesman f~
ILortniar Productlam. -~
"0brioa117, we are 11>oott"' ·
red berrllal seenes to throw peoo
pie off," sa1d exeeUtive pl'OCluCtir~
PhWp Captce. "l!:Yen tboul)a
( ... NII.ti, .... Al)
. Pet. prev~nts ·'.;reSe~e
'1
Snarl(ng dog kept medical bid from ~r
~EA1TLE {AP) -A anadin8
Doberman pinscber kttpt medics
al bay while its woman owner
c9llapsed and died on a
sidewalk, authorities said. . .
The woman's chances of sur-
vival were "rendered nil" by the
doe, said Seattle Fire Depart-
ment spokesman Jerry Childs,
even though it wu not known
Wednesday whether she could
have been saved.
Steve Suedell, a paramedic
trainee. estimated that treat-
ment was delayed by 25-30
minutes because or the doe's
snarling, attack-like behavior.
The woman, 30-year-old Betty
Jo Gery of Seattle, was walld.ng
two Dobermans near Green
Lake when 1be collapsed Tuel·
day eventna.
When rescue unit.a arrived the
female dog would not abow
them to ap~ch the woman.
The other rmaa, a male,
bad been bit and injured by a
car. Kathie Crozier, a witness, said
she tried to btlp the woman but
bad to climb up on a car to
escape the doe. She said the dog
lay next to the woman "Uld lf
you tried t,o approach, she would
attack agam." •'The dog would snarl and
lunge, tbe whole attack
routine," Mrs. Crosier said.
"But she would not bite as long
u ypu kept your distance" -
about six feet away.
.
I . Trucks . removing
st~ckpiled dirt
By ROBERT BA&KER
OI -Delly ...... IUff Five lar&e trucks have bepn
hauling away about 15,000 cubic
yards of dirt that baa been
sto~iled for months next ta. a Huntmgton Beach mobile bot:De
park
The trucks are takin& Lbe dirt
from a condominium project at
Atlanta Avenue to ftll ~ 1ully lD
a manufacturin1 area on the
other slde of the city at 'l'albert
0,_AN0£ COMT •
DAILY PILOT
Pilot called
crash cause
Alter the dog was colJ,ared,
medlcs futilely tried for more
than. a half-hour to revive tbe
woman.
It was not known what ca\lled
Mn. Gery's deal'tb, although foul
play wu not suspected, the King
County medical examiner's of.
flee reported. An autopsy was
scheduled.
The injured male dog was
taken t.o a veterinarian, while
the female was taken to an
animal shelter. .
SpokesiBan Joe Parks said
police are allowed lo shoot
danaerous or badly injured
anhqals. But he said officers de-
cided not to shoot because of the
presence of bystanders.
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ALAIA ...
then beean weighingi and con·
sldering the killings out of anger
and viBdictiveness at two
persons "be bated more lb.an
any penoos on earth." Farnell u!1. Al.afl bJd p&l'tf>d in No-
vem ' 1978, rarnell said, alter
the physidan had beeo involved
111 several lov' ~ffain of bis own. But their separation im-
mediately bog~ed down in aquabblh over Ule couple's
complic•t•d f •nee• and ::i•ltody of ~e two youn.a
D liJi Jat;r reuuamace
tb a er JN't1$. defeme at-
'9me a.ora• •.W th• • ..-. p.reu on Alai• exacerbit:
ed by 1bi.9 aim~ wttb a dis-
eaae kbown u n .. PIY. or an
\IDCOntrollable :f 'to 11eee -betall 1i> C8Ullf' breakdown in
ht.I pel'IOhalkJ,
, All UM presa .cutmlnated
on the hi6t of JPbe u, when '" doctor went to lilt ex·.Uers
home to plck up the thlldftn for
a w•ead vi.lit. 'l'il)cher'a van
WU puked ~~ the GlJ¥
Street bome~r&• said, tiut thti did not er Atala. Wbeil he llJt lcSe, Mn. Alaia
told hiin lie could haye the
chllmws on &mday and Ulen told
blm to leave. '
; . When Altl.A refuaed to go, bis
ex·wlfe tofd bia niae-year-old
dau&bter to call the potlce. But
within the next few m1Dute9,
Georae aakl, Alata became over-
whelmed 'Wttb a feellna of bope-
leuaeu and the 1tabblna1
be1an.
Tbouah the defendant c:laim.s
be bu no recollection of the kill·
ln1•. t.be, two children. aaed 9 ~d 11. 'Wltneued part of the at-
tack. In a prellllllDary beartna,
they ~ tbelr father aiabbed
tbelr mother once and then
betan ltabbini Tlncber wbo wu
'ID anotbel' room.
TM ,,.,.
1nte1rielbl.t m ol tbl1 eMJrcr U.. U.S.
foe111 C111 ~ l~•ll· ~ tbe fact Ula ene.ra Mii·
aUfftcieOCY "la hiiti!Y Ublikel~
within thll • ntuey, lel one
Within the~ 10 7ean. •1 •
Tbe oolimltlet Pld the
on lOl;ll·term .uerty ln~·
dence Jau led the Unl~ Stat.el
to nealect the ur1ent 1teed to •
1toctplle Oil -fOr botb clvWaa
and militarY ~t=-to Prware tbe natioo for llkeo-supply dia-
rupUopa.
Lack of such s~kpiles could throw the Unit.eel ates into a
panicked world arket ID a
severe dl1ruptlo tbe rePort
said. And the pollttcal deala tlult
would be made ID pucb a market
-and are being. made now by
some consuming nations -
could threaten the Western Al-
liance. .
''Unless the industrialised
countries rapidly develop a com-
mon approach to dealln& with oil
supply stringencles, more in·
tensive competition among the
comwnine nations could drive
ever~e dlvt.aaona alDOQI tbe allied countries. creatin1
new opeoinas to be exploited by
potential adversaries and in-
creutng tbe danger of vtolent
conflict in tbe Middle Eaat.," the
report said.
It abo said that producing na-
tions have lumed oil lnto a
powerful political tool.
"OU bas been used to induce
the United States, France,
Germany, Italy , Japan and
Brazil to trade advanced
weapon systems and certain
technologies which hav.
military applications to the MJd-
dle East," the report said.
It added, "As competition for
oil becomes more dlvislve and
extends deeply into the polltical
sphere, the atta~ on the free-
world alUanJt I are llkely io
beapme seter.. 6ucb a&aina will
affect all the industrialised
countries whether or not they
are 'energyindependtmt' ...
Tbe eneteY status of the Soviet
Union a1lo bQcles ID for tl\e Unit·
ecJ ....,_, Ult' committee said,
1Sec4uee the Sovf~ ch be ex·
pecied to seek in~reased
Mideast lnfluene.
''By gainina greater influence
over the Middle East producers,
the Soviets can obtain leverage
over Western Europe, the Unit-
ed States and Japan .
"Because the Sovieta are not
LONDON <AP> -PrlDet o.Arlea, belr to the Britlth th.roQt eot aome advice on marrta1e today: "Don't dolt... '
The warniDI came from lb& Anti;Marrtaa1 Ortanlutioo a 1ro~p formed in Cbeshin cowrty two yean a10 to preserve
Brltiah bachelorhood. . J •
. AlllD THE GaOWJNG SPECUIAftON tbat Charla 32 ii
about.to anDOUDce hil eqagement to Lad1 Diana Spencer, '19,
AMO aa determined to save him.
. AMO secretary John Brennan wl'Qte to \be prince at Buc;k:. ~~bam Paiace deploring "the blatant harassment by the press
lD it.a attempts to get your married off."
Brennan offered Charles the poet of "Lord Rat," u patron
of the AMC?. wboee .memMn must be unmarried and atay that way.
.. THE GBOtJP BAS ONLY zt memben, but Brennan said:
We bave managed to persuade many people not to go ahead
with such fooli.eb plans and only hope we are not too late lD the
~•e of the prince."
Members wbo defect are heavily fined and \he group hu
been known \o demonstrate at weddinp of lapsed coueaaues.
Wgmt PALM BEACH, Ila.
(AP) -A Jbd1e b.u M.Dtenced
former MacArthur mgb Scbool
Principal Solomo11 Barnes to
five years ID ~ fot hla role
In the IH81led "Gold Plu.mbln&
Caper."
The sentence was imposed
Wednesday by Palm Beach
Circuit Court Judge Marvin
Mounts for Barnes' Aug. 29 con-
viction OD charcts that \l! trled
to use $9,000 bl Dade County
school money to buy luxury
plum bing ftxtures -some gold-
plated -for a Naples, Fla.,
vacation home.
Barnes' friend and former
bosa, former Dade School
SuperinteDdent Johnny i;, · Jooes,
who owoed the home. was con-
victed earlier. He bas not been
sentenced.
Chase nets
pot vessel
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DALLAS •..
• we've tried to maintain ltriet
aecurity, certain elements uve
to be filmed and certain peope
become aware.
"So we are abootiD& the cor·
reet ven.\cm and several otl!ier
veraions. And when I see the
other venioos I'm not sure thal
they might not be better." . :
In some venlom of the crucUt
scenes the culprit was flat-out
guilty, in othen the person wo
only implicated. •
The scripts were issued to tbt actors ana crew with critical
pages missin&. . Bishop aal4 the broacfcia(
1 print of the ab6w will not be diJe.:
Uver,ct to CBS in the comen ~
tional manner. ..,
Usually the ftlm is delivered :
to the network's Loa An&eles !
complex, dubbed onto video~ I
and transmitted via a closed :
land or satellite circuit to CBS to i
New York, which then feeds it to •
the affiliate stations at program •
1 time.
With "Dallas,'' the print will
be handled differently , but' s
Bishop would not say how. : I F;lm copter NBW OR.LEANS <AP) -A ., Coast Guard cutter cba1ed a
dow boat loaded with an estimllled 75 'sm·per shot ~ n a f Se a tons of marijuana ID the dull of
Mexico, finally firtne machine·
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HONOLULU ( P ) -A gun blasts lnto the ve.,el to kill
helicopter belng used to hlm the force it to StO'P. authorities said. s w 0 man
CBS tel~vlslon series "Magnum Coast Guard Lt. Cmdr. Tom ' P .1.•• cr .. hed in waters off the Pearaon said 16 people '1>oard BAKERSFIELD (AP> -A'
coast of Oahu and a Loa Anceles the 150-foot Polaria were arrat· preenant woman bu died from
cameraman was reported to be ed and will be cbar1ed with a bullet. wound to the head fired
mls•i.ol.autboritleasald. 1muggllng. He said there were by.~ wbo •bot at four cars
The pilot of the helicopter, &ob no repor11 of i.Dju.ries. alona State Route 99.
Sandera, 33, of Oakland, Call., Pearaon said the exact Petrina Moore, 23, ol Delano
was pulled from the water by amount of marijuana on board wu ridina with her husband oo
crew members of a panln1 the Polaris would not be known their way to visit relatives Sun-
Marlne Corps helicopter and until it waa unloaded and day when a U&ht-colored car
taken to Castle Memorial welabed, but said the 1treet With four occupant.a aped by and
Hoepltal, where be was lilted ID value of 75 tons would be about aomeooe abot her, Kern County fair condition. $60 mlllioo. 1bertfr'1 otftcen said. ; .~~~~---~~~~~~~--~---..~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~--...... ··· ; 1
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seemed to take It better tUil frleadl and
fell ow horse love'ra (from left) Kelli
Marshall, ·catby ~uckllcb aild Michele Durose. Tiley .a~l came down from
Burbank to watch borse, Bacltelor of Art,
run at Loe Al.
••U-AN A11embl1man Nolu rrtaille, R...co.ta 11 .. ,
was aitieal ol Mn. ~·· announcement and 1u11..W
that ftePuhlicam abou1d · ''ILlnl tocetber." I
.. , went dp to Sacramento ud
talked with IOme ol the GOP
·'111• llOd tbere'• a feeliq we abouldn't 'make an1 apeclal
dealt," tbe recently eleeted op.
tometrllt aaid. ''The thtnttn111·
we can neSoUate better u a team."
Mn. Berieson, durlnl an ID·
terview W~ay, said abe
would bave pmerred to support
a Republican, flut, followtq the
election, dedcled that S,rman, a
Bev~rl,y 1lll1a Democ!rat .. bad a
lock on 1be tpeakenblp.
AL'l'llOt1GB TBB Democrata
I.oat 8l'CMl4 tn the lut election, they atW bold •7 of tbe 1tate'1 IO
A11embly 1eata, leavln1
Republicans ID the minority.
The speaker oiuat land at leut •t vote. to win.
"I warted very, very bard for
a Republican majority, but we
fell abort,•' noted Mrs .
Ber1eaon. She added that 1up-
portiq Berman, at W. time, la
in the belt intereltl of her 74tb
Assembly Dlltrict.
She aald Berman bu more Southern California ties than
other Democrats 1eek1D1 the
speakership post and bas
similar JMUpectives on rep.w
problems such u transportation
and water.
"BEJIO&E I MADE my de·
cltlon," the esplalned, "I
checked with the Republican
leadenblp In Oranae County and
without hesitation fheY alJ'eed
with me." ·
She 1a5d Berman, wbo atruc· lled bitt«IY and ftilally lost the apeatenblp battle earty tlda
year to A11emblymaa Leo
McCarthy, D-San Franclaco,
1ave her a commitment to put
her an the i\uembly Wa11 ind
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WILLUCKllltllAN
Orange ee.ra ..... aon
lie~ c.ommtttee.
.2 .. ~,~~-..-., -~ J. •
Bttt ftt!ae·J~~ remaa.it ill~· "oD· the
full scope of A11-emblz maneuvertnp, laid be' woaldn t
be •Ull>riaed If Berman double-
croues the Newport lawm~r.
... EallAN 18 LIKE a die·
tator " said Fri11elle. "He's
notorioul for not abkllba by bis commitment.. People wtllprom·
ise you anythlbf."
Friuelle, who defeated incum-
bent Democrat Demdl llanien
tbit month for the 7Jrd A•·
sembly District seat, 1aid "l'ID
not ao sure that Mal'i4D la doiq
the belt tldDI for her 4latdct."
He Mid If Republlcau IUek
toJether they may be able to
fotee °'1Docra~ to ne1otlate
'WUh tlMin "and Jnak• It ao we're • !• a buile'h ot puppets at
the eDd ot their •trtna."
Mn. BerlelOD, tboqh, aald
what seems lmponant to her Is
"not to have another two yean
of dettructlve battlln1. To Just lit
on the lldelfnes Ian 't productive.''
SHE 8T&P.88ED THAT she's
not beJ.81 disloyal to tbe
Republlc?iri party and made her
decl.JIOD ~tly. wit.bout advice from· the GOP Aaaembly
Caucus.
The A11embly votes for
speaker Dec. 1 the flrlt day of
the 1981412 lqlsiative 1eulon.
NB firm requests
drug sale approval
A Newport Buch pharmaceutical ft.rm be1an a drive thla
week to pt FDA approval to IDarket a dnai ID the United States
that'• currently d1atritJllt.ed ID 35 eountnea.
Luma Wltth, IDOhtwoman for Newport Pharmaceutical In·
ternatlanal Inc., ttd~··~ cma, applleatloo for lloprlnoltne wu
ftlecl Wt&l ~ PDk ~ tlpcm a NCOlllDmendatioD from an FDA lid....,.~. I \ • Thie~ fla e·~ teleued to June, said the laf•
tJ of tbe drUl ftlr ~ .. ba bean establlabed.
bofri*'•lne, med to combat tb9 eommcm nu. bepatWa ad
•hlnllelt, bu been on die market t.broqbout the world for 10 Jean.
•Special
Trade In
Allowance
On Your
Praseni
Mattress .. .
Set-.. .
Through ••
Bank's funds frozen 'Nov. 30th
•Twin
Size Set
499-. Alleged Southland swindle involved
BIVERSIDE (AP) -A Judie
bu ontered a Caribbean 1>ank to
freeae at least $'750,000 that
US Life 5avinp and Loail COD·
tmda ... •Wind.led from lc:Gl"M
of ia•e1tora in Southerp
Callfoillla. I
USUfe WOil a prellmlnart id·
j•ncUon requirln1 that tbe
Grand c.ymaJa iSIPd branch Of u.. Bm ot NOva SCotia bOJd tlte .. .,. ·1
"I clan "t bow wbat Jurbdl~lon 1 have ln t,lae Ca1m•n
• ..,, but I thtnl: it's a~ • .., lock up tbeH tundt, ••
....._ CoUrt Judie Wllllam ·~aaidWedMldey ..
UIUte la trJiDI to ~•r
--~be mlllkm of ...... takea from lnve1tor1 by~ a '.......r GnaDd•I actTtaer at the
Rlvenlde branch of the lmtltu· been swindled from the in-1
lion. veaton. But the FBI HYI the After the court bearln1, lull extent ol the scheme la atW USLlfe attamey Marc Epstein ambowll.
said be believes the central l USLlfe Savln11 claims it ,
n1ure ID the cue, Randolph 'knows natb1nl about the allepd
Erwin, 14, la in the Central 1fraud ud la •ulna Erwin and u-
Amerlcan country of Coata Rlca. jaoclateS to recover any moaey
"Our belt IUIU la that be ii in 1that 1DQ have been taken.
Coata Rica and ii udreachable," J Senral of the .inveaton -.
said Epiteln, cJecl1Dfb1 further -many of tbem senior cltbem ,
comment. · and lon1tlme cuatomert of
Enrin and several coUeaiuea I USLlfe -made cbecb for their I
have QQt been seen for about ·• I lDveatmmtl payable to the 1av-
month. Wt.e.i more tban 100 ID· ID1• Ud IOu. Ill other cues,
Vettori tearDed tbat Erwin al· j' USLlfe tramterred money from
teaedlf PUt thetr mone1 Into a customers' ••vlnll deposits to nOh~ money niartet fund ' the lnftStment companies.
pUMI. ~.;.... h l I.Mt net, attorne11 for eome '/ST& 8C 00 · alle1ed hud Tldim1 aald u ·
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SLOW llOTION Dan • ...., ou ••1 have noted I.Ii I.be
M I that \.M ..:-Cart« ldlftWattation bu juat la· •Ma~ ue &a earciae rNtralot lri \be yean W.d
Ma,l!e UaeY al90 would ban liked • UUJe rat.ra)ot bf
the ~ wbo ~ tbem the polls a bit earller tbll moou..· ..
~. Wi re1>9rt came ll"Om the l>epartlllont o(
Eberl)' Mdloll al the out .... admbi1'tration. lt 1uire.t•
ed we~ bav• a 4.1 mph ~ Umlt to save tuet, plus ma~ lnapecliona of auto Ure lallatlon.
It alrno.t lou.ndJ like the Carter people W&l)t us to re-
tum to lite motoriac daya of World Warn witb cas and Ure ratiooiN: and 85 mph speed Umlta.
IN 1'808£ DAYS, If you lived CIOwncoaat apd you
••nted to 1et to the County Seat up in Santa Ana, yod
bated the 35 mpb Jlind. You might figure you •ere better
off to take an ovemlebt break at Corona del Mar.
Few ~ple ever broke the Victory S~ Umlt of 3S
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Quick getaway$ may now ~ a thing of the paat
mph. It wasn't because they were so patriotic. It was for
fear of life and limb.
If you went faster, the retreaded tires fashioned from
reclaimed rubber would become separated from the
wheels. Tboee wartime tires were made out of oJd shoes heels and cardboard.
Maybe the Carter people want to fret about lire ln-
flat1on. You didn't worry about that durlni the war days.
Instead. you lived in fear of sudden and abrupt deflation
IF WE FOLLOW the dictums of Carter's Energy
Department and everybody slows down to '5 mph it should
be a real fuel saver. You won 't need gasoline. Just peddle along
No longer will you hear the grand, throaty roar of
some machine that ls KU.a of the Road. Every car will be
so under-powered it'll sound like a kitchen blender. But in
the quarter-mile, the kitchen blender would beat the car
by about 40 yards. .
. Well, maybe we au should have been thinki.11' about
fuel conserv4tion, but 1lve us a miuute or two of sad
reflection on the pasama of the glory fears on the road.
I've kidded a lot ln thts space about motorine in old heaps,
but l 've owned a coaiple of bluera, too. I've tooled some
hot ones that in their day would pass evel')'thlna but a gas station.
THEY TALK ABOVT 45 mph? t.isten, I bad one in·
trepid machine that hit that s)>eed Just when you turned on
the windshield wipers. When the enCine started, look out
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of domestic electricity. Nobody will be home to turn oa the
lights, soak up juice with the TV or stand around with the •
refrigerator door open. ,
That's because they won't be aJ'QUbd to do it.
Everybody WW 1tW be out on the freeway 1rind.in1 along, just trylng to get home.
There's notblae like progress.
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FO!tr CHAFFEE, Ark. (AP)
-Violent crimes by roving
1an11 are oo the increase at the
Cuban relocation ~enter at Fort
Chaffee where about 7 ,000 rd-
UJtees are still waiting to ftnd
sponsors and jobs, the Arkansas
Gazette reported Wednesday.
One civilian employee at the
· center told the Gazette that gang
fiebts "are a bigger problem
Utan anyone in the State Depwt-
ment administration wants to
admit." ·
THE FBI SAID there bas been
an increase in the number of
major violent crimes at the
center during the lut two
weeks. The agency is investigat-
ing 34 separate incideota.
The newspaper quoted a
source close to the FBI in-
vestigation as saying gang ac-
tivity has been linked to most
cases.
William E. Kell, special agent
in charge of the FBI in
Arkansas, said one case or
sodomy is_ under investigation
and there were suspected inci-
dents of arson, "bllt most of
them are assault.·' Four refugee
victim.a remained hospitalized
Tuesday.
SOME LAW enforcement of-
fi cials say several small gangs
wander around the compound
arter curfew at night, terrorizing
other refugees.
Capt. Rick Cus ick, com-
mander of the U.S. Park Police
at Chaffee, described the gangs
as ·'something you would see in
aJmos t any neighborhood in
Anytown, USA." He said they
are "clubs" that sometimes tum
into gangs looking for trouble.
Sgt. T.S. Barker of the Park
Police said the gangs stake out
their "turf" and trouble occurs
"if the conditions are right."
One law enforcement officer,
who was not identified, said be
does not expect any riots to
break out like the one that eruptL
ed at Chaffee on June 1, but the
officer toJd the newspaper there
ls an tmdercurreot of frustration
and anger at the base.
"WE BA. VE A ready-made
ghetto here," the officer said.
"The Cubans ·have come here
for a better life and that hasn't materiall~. ••
The officer said the frustration
is tntenilfied because the
Cubans are confine4 in a small
area with no way out.
"The ones who band together
have the security of the gangs to
r.rotect them," the officer said.
'They can live better as mem-
bers of a gang, too. The in-
tlmldatlon ls tremendous."
IDflation priority""
CANSING, Mich. <A1» -
Public school pupils from across
the co\mtry want President-elect
Ronald Reagan to make control
of lnfiaUon his tint priority.
Fair Weather f oreeast
Sunny skies prevail throughout Calif omia
Calllonda
Thou shalt not
d •lllllD& the lauaeb_ 1.n Marc:h1" ..W Dr. 9t.u1ey Wu new ... ~ l!dmillJllrat.ol' for 6"ce
Traa1port1tloa Sy1tem1 for
MAIA. "It Will be very. ve,., cUI· ~ 1U I MlleYe nothlna: but a •aJOr .tramia WOu14 puab the date~ cbiys bt)'oncl lfareh."
Wriit 1aid then baa been "an
attitude cbu.p" aimed at Ill· tins the reu1able vehl~le IDto
space ~st aptl,na, a thnet.atM
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Second grade teacher J118Dita Totten looks at a copy of
the Ten Commandments posted on her classroom wall
at Okolona Elementary School in suburban Louisville,
Ky. The Supreme Court bas struck down a state law re-
quiring the tenets on schoolroom walls.
Reagan tea~ lists
Cabinet candidates
WASHINGTON <AP) -President-elect Ronald Reaean's
personal lawyer, William French Smith, is the clear choice to
become attorney ceneral in the new administration and choices ror
other Cabinet poeta are narrowin1, sources on Reagan's tnnlition
team report.
Several sources said Smith, 63, a lODltime Reaean confidante,
seems aaslll'(!d of being selected for the top Justice Department
spot, while former Treasury Secretary William E. Simon la likely
to return to the job he held wider President Gerald R. Ford.
Sources oo the transition t.e'am said Reagan bad made no
formal decisions as of Tuesday, but is expected to make bis cboi~es ~ e~eQd formal Cabinet offers beginning next week. Two sources involved in the shaping of tbe new Republican ad-
ministration aaid Simon, another of the 19 memben of the
"kitchen cabinet" that prePareci the list of candidates, wu the
only pel"IOO bein1 seriously considered for the Treasury Department post.
NATION J WEATHE
be Hid b neces1a2 to dem
on1trate the aieney s coounlt
ment to the tbuttle.
••1.P wB CANNOI' cet it Olr
a reuonable J>Qlnt of ti mo: u it·
slipped 1-tll the end of tblS yea.
or be)'Ond, it COu1d llkeb' be
into a reN*tth and develop
mode .-but J dC>IJ 'l think tha
will bappesi," he said.
Webi Hid one thing critical
detenninine ~ launch date wtU
be the 20-aeconCI teat firing of tbe
Columbia'• three enlm•Pft Ute
Kennedy Spa« Ce.nter launcb
pad, scheduled for Feb 1 T&e
ahuttle ls lclteduled to tat
to the~d Dec. 26.
Sunday night's move to a ne
han1ar. for assembly of addi
tional componenta, means NA.SAl
feei. it hu aone far enough to
solve persistent problems With
tbe \ayer of thermal Ules that
will protect tbe abuttle from tbe
tearing heat of re-entzy.
•"'fRE COLUMBIA has to be
cood enOU&h. but doesn't have to ~ exquisitely eood or the uJ.
tlmate in perlecUon to fly a suc-
cessful mission without sacrific·
h ng safety," Weis• said. "We
will ny with less payload and on
a milder trajectory.'•
A milder trajectory mean~
leas speed, which will subject
the tiles to less h eat and
turbulence that could tear them loose.
Although there have been
other problems, most officials
blame lack of proper funding for
the shuttle program's slowness.
"We'd be flying today if we'd
had the proper funding," said
Kenneth Kleinknecht, manager of the orbiter.
COMPARED TO more than $25
billion given to the Apollo moon
program, the sbutUe program
started out in 1972 with a SS.l
billion budget. The cost has risen
to $8.8 billion, which officials say
is an overrun of about $1.2 billion
when inflation is considered.
Space officials said they a
e ncouraged by increase
military interest in the sbuttl program.
Defense Department officia
are concerned about shuttle de
Jays because of their belief tha
the Soviet Union will be able l
establish a space station by 1
and develop weapons that could' be fired from space.
Air Force officials reported Co
President Carter that the shuttle'
was badly needed for recon·
nataaance. navigation and com-
munication and satellites plus
testing antJ-salellJte weapons.
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CGrial vote ,,.,.,
PIAN TO BUILD a 43-n:ille canal are>Wld
tbe Sacramento.San Joaquin Delta to carry
Sacramento River water to tbe California
Aqueduct for aport south wu approved aa?TOwb'
by tbe LecilJature earlier um year.
Oppooenta qualified a refwend\lm for lbe nezt
statewide ballot, livinl the people a chance to ap-
prove or reject tbe Le1illature'1 action. It la UM
firat referendum to qualify for a CalifOrilla ballot
since 1952. • The Pl'9Jed ii automatically delayed until the
referendum ill voted upon. Opponents say con-
1truction could not start for more than two years anyway.
THE NEXT STATEWIDE voi. Will be in June
1982 Wlleas the 1ovemor, or the Le;illature, calls
a special election earlier.
Brown has not said what he will do.
Assemblyman Ross Johnson, R-Anaheim, says
6e will introduce a bill when the Leeislature returns
Dec. 1 setttna the election for Aprtl 7. ·
Opponents say palrina the election with the
Los Anaeles municipal vote would give canal pro-
ponents an unfair advantage, since the city vote
would encourage a lareer turnout in Loa Angeles,
where the canal baa more support than in the
north.
PROPONENTS SAID AN early vote is desira-
ble, since a year's delay will raise the price of the
$600 million canal by $90 million.
· Nejedly said if the Joh.moo bill passes -an un-
likely event since it would take a two-thirds vote of
both houses canal opponents would seek a
referendum on it. •
He said a constitutional problem wo~d anae,
since the state constitution provides 90 days after
the enactment date of a statute for a referendum
to be qualified, and says the election on the ref-
erendum cannot be held until at least 31 days
after it qualifies.
If Johnson's bill were signed by the governor
on Jan. 31, say, there would only be 66 days until
the election.
Nejedly said the opponents would seek a court
injunction to prevent such an election from being
held.
Laeks lddn""s
Jeremy Adams, v. of Loe Angeles, shows
plastic bag which is r~aponsible for saving
bis life by replacing his kidney1. The Viet-
namese orphan ls the youngest child in·
iouthem California ·to be kept alive by
Continuous Ambulatory Peritoneal
Dialysis. The bag ls connected by tubes to
the abdomen and must be changed every
four hours.
Drug fir01 ends
toys by sex ads
'Los ANGELES (AP) -Thia CbriJstmas, litUe
girls may feel more comfortable shopping for tool
kits and fire engines and litUe boys may be less
hesitant to choose nursing kits or toy kitchens.
Under a stipulated judgment to end a sex-
discrimination suit, Santa Ana-based Sav-On Drug
Stores has agreed to stop di!playing signs for
"Boys Toys" and "Girls Toys."
INSTEAD, THE SIGNS will be replaced with ones saying simply "Toys."
"On behalf of all children, we congratulate Sav-
On for helping to move history forward," feminist
attorney Gloria Allred said in announcin& the settle-
inen t. "Sav-On has afforded children equal
opportunity to express themselves regardtess ol sex
so that they will 1row and aspire to occupations
which match their interests and ablllties."
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POMONA (AP) -In a clvtl fraud 1uit tb•t
could iaft.-oe bealtti IDIWance sales to elderly ~~UM tOUllQ)', a 72-year-old mu
baa be.a aftrded tc.a ln11IOia J)Ullltive dama1
•11lalt COloOlal Pena Ftant!ln leluruce Co.
The iDluraaee tompllA)', wblcb off era "out.of.
bbl&!:J" health ln1Uraaee .P.Oliclea to the 11
mt member& of the American AllocJatton ol Redred Penona, bu been criUclzed by several con1umer lfOUPI for alle1edly tUlnl advutage of the elderly.
The company atao hu been invest11ated by
the U.S cPolW Service, the Federal Trade CQm·
ml11lon and etate ln1vruce agencies in New ~mff4~oia. ,
211& ~MONA SUPS&IOa COU&T jury • verillet ;rd believect to be the flnt assessing
pwlitlve dam•1et a1alnat the company. The com-
pany laid it plam to appeal.
"We are abooked and dilapPOinted by the
verdict," said Danlel Crouah, senior vice presi-
dent and corporate counsel for the Colonial Penn
Group, the parent company of the insurance busi·
ness. '
Jo hia lawsuit, Elmer Norman of Azuaa,
claimed Colonial Penn fraudulently 1wltcbed his
main poticy in 1974 to one providing 40 percent less
beoeftta than hill ort&lnal covera1e, while stating in a
Jetter that the new poJicy offered "subetantial im·
provementa."
Rl8 IAWYE&, WILLIAM SBEBNOFF, pre·
sented evidence during the trial sbowin& Colonial
planned to reduce its claims payment by $4.5
million a year by curbing the coverage 40 percent.
Norman "broke down anct cried" when he
beard the verdict at the end of a Uiree~week trial,
bis lawyer said.
He told jurors be did not file the lawsuit for
himself, but to help other AARP members who
have similar policies and "don't even know it's
fraudulent."
Consumer advocates have alleged that
Colonial Penn preys on the el~rly through its ex·
clusive contract to provide insurance for AARP
members, and of offering the least protection for
any oon-bospital "gap" type insurance policies.
Critics also have claimed that the company's mail-
order insurance service, circulated through the
AARP membership list, offers slow service and
claims processing.
MUCH OF COLONIAL'S COVERAGE
duplicates Medicare, the consumer advocates
claim, and is therefore an unnecessary purchase
for the elderly on limited budgets.
Norman flied the lawsuit in 1976 because the
company "refused to pay a $48 claim the way h'e
thought it ought to be paid," Crough said in
Philadelphia.
The disputed claim involved a hearing test,
which the insurance company considered an office
visit. Norman thought he should be reimbursed fqr
a laboratory examination, which provided a
1reater payment, Crough said.
CROUGH SAID COLONIAL PENN bad been
loslnJC money Qll its out-of-hospital ~verage and
decided with A.ARP that instead of increasing pre-
miums it would reduce benefits.
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LIVERMORE (AP> -A •mall. aharp earth-
quake jarred residents in suburban communities
about 40 miles southeast of San Francisco Wed-
nesday. There were no immediate reports of
damage or ilrjuries.
"We don't have a good Richter Scale readin1
on it," said Russell Beedham, a geophysicist at
the United States Geological Survey's National
Earthquake Information Service in Golden, Colo.
"But it's somewhere in the low three's, maybe a
3.0."
Needham estimated the epicenter as sligbUy
northeast of Livermore, about 40 miles southeast
or San Franci&CO.
A QUAKE WITH A 3.0 reading, measurin1 the
intensity of ground motion, can cause slight damage.
A security officer a t the University or
California Seismographic Station at Berkeley said
an earthquake alarm did not sound when the
quake struck at 1:34 a.m. It takes a temblor of
about at least 3.5 measurement on the Richter Scale to trip the device.
Cyclist nabbed
as po_t suspect
FRESNO (AP) -A policeman who only want-
ed to warn two bicyclists not to ride at night
without lights wound up arrestin1 one of them for
investigation of possessing five pounds of mari-
juana.
Officer Joseph Kubo became suspicious when
the cyclist.I turned onto a narrow canal bank to
evade him. He drove to the next street that met
the canal bank and saw one man jump a fence into
a back yard. The other cyclist escaped u officers
chased the flrst man through several back yards.
The suspect fell into a swimmin1 pool, iot out
and kept nmning -but dropped a bal cont.ai.niq
martjQana. Officers followecl-his wet footprints to
an apartment house and arrested a suspect.
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BeltaTllnl Selellee EzaalMn will Mid a paMk
Jteartai ID Los A.a&ele9 at 7 p.m. Frtcla1 • a pre-
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doll a._. &lie eoaaelor'• eaau.. eqierleMe.
metlledl f!ltreatmeld,fAd fees dlaqed w<e Mala
fer cllaqlq fees. ·
Tiie board Uceues clbdeal IOdal wonen;
marrla1e, family, aad clalld couaelen; aad
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la latndaela1 "e draft nplaUou. Jeel
Edelman, claalnau of &lie board'• pnl--al
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c&oeed, lmowbti llUle abMI& &lie &MraPJ pnn11.
Ina •llou& wbt cu reall.lalealr Ille~ ...
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3 pc. Sectlon•I <1 ontr>
Orig •.....•..•....................... 11••
Marti down price .................... 111• Le•••"' ..........................•. n
YOUt pttoe -.25
3 pc. Sof•, Love Se•t, Chair (1 onty)
Ortg •................................ 11177
Mertl dDWn price .•.................••• 1177
Leu 28% .... ~· .................... 244.21
Yow pttce 732. 75
Men•• Leather Deck Shoe ·
Ortg •..•............................... '40
Marti down price ..................•. la.II
LffalS% ............................ t.IO
Your,.._ 21.49
Boye• Shirts
Oftt ............................. l.IO to 111
Marti clown price ........................ .. uuas% ............................ 1.21
Yourp1toe3.74
Veet Sweater Shirt Set
Oftl •................................... ·" ' Mark doWn pirloe •.•••.•..••••••••••••• 4.11
Leu 8% ............................ 1.21
.,..,,....3.74
LIS Swea er Shirt Set
-· .................................. I.II
llerll: -.n llfloe ...................... 4'M
Le .. -~ ...............•........•..• 1.21
I
.. Boys' US Terry Shirt
Ortg ................... ._ ............... 110 :1
Marti down price ...................... 4.• •
Le1e 25% ............................ 1.21
Your pttoe 3. 74
Little Boye' Shlrta ('-1>
Ortg .................................... t.IO n
Mark down price ...................... •.• a
Le•• 25% ............................ 1.21 ~
Yovr prtoe 3. 7 4
Infant•' Cord. Boxer Pant
Orig •••.•••••••.••.•••.•.• ._ -.... -........ ....
Mark down price ...................... 2.44 Le•• 25% .............................. 11• "
Your pttce 1.13
Women'• Trina B•g•
Ortg ................................... 111 I
Marti down prtce ................•..... I .II
Leaa 21% ............................ 2.IO :
Your prtce 7.41 .
Uttle Glrla' & Glrta' Dtttoa
Ortg ............................. 112to111 t
M•rtl down price .................•.... I.•
Leae 25% ............................ 2.21 ?
Your ptt09 I. 74
Girts• Denim Pants
Ortg ................................... 110
Marti down price ........... · · · · .. · · · · ·IM
Le1a25% ............................ 1.n !
Your pttce 5.24
Glrla' Shorts (4-14>
Ortg. . ......................... 3.11 to l.IO I
M•rtl down prtce ...................... 1 M
L•ee25% .............................. IOI
Your prtC9 1.41
Girt•' Polyester P•nta 4
Orig •...•.............................. 110
Martt clown price ...........•....••...• IM
Leaa 25% ............................ 1.71 •
Your prtoe 5.24
Qlrta• Corduroy Jeana , .... ,
Ottg •.....•...•..•.......•.•.••..•..... 7.IO
Marti down price •.•.•......••••.•••••• s.•
Leu 21% .............................• 11 "
y..,,,,..2.11
Girt•' Terry Dreu ~ .................................. ·"-' ~
Mertl dDimn Pflo9 .....................• l.w
Leaa •% .•......................•... 1.n
Girt•' Loma DNu
Ortg. • .........•..•.•.......•.........•• ll•rtr .... ~ ..... : .............. 1,.
LHa 11~ ............................. a.ft .,
v .. ,,._ 1.24 .,., ,.... 11.M
~ .,....'<# .... .,.-, .... -.... ..,,.,_._. -· ...... -----. __ ----~ ··-~
REDUCED TO
REDUCED TO
2.94
Women's Straw Visor
I· .•................................ 3.50
ark down price ........•............... II'
• 25% ......•....................... 21•
Your pttce 74•
Moonbeam Lighted Minor
• " ••••••••.................•....... 3.IO
ark down price •....................... II'
•• 21% .............................. 21•
Yout prtoe 74•
Cqfmetlc Orpnlzer
_...,. .•..•.•••..••..••.............. •.10
"' .... price ...................... 4.41
u21% ............................ 1.12
Yout pt1c:e 3.37
Purse Compacta
I· .................................. 112
rk dDwn price ...................... 7.70
25% ............................ 1.13
Your pt1c:e 5. 77
1 SllmLJne Stand Mirror
•.•..•.•••......................... 4.IO
rk down prtce ...................... 2.lt
.•• 25% .............................. 7ae
Your pt1ce 2.24
Print Gowna
••................................. 113
rk dDwn prtce ...................... 7 .II
••21% .............................. 12
Your pt1c:e 5 .99
Brushed Nylon Gown•
•.................................. 113 rte dDwn prtce ..•...............•..• 7.•
21% .............................. 12
Your pt1oe 5.H
Selee'-d WOl!len'1 -.cM• • ~ Qlrfa Oll10'1• • ono . . . .. . .• on9 . . . . .. . . ........... 111
Selltctld Mln'a W11'9m St*ta'' ono .......... ........... .. .120
Now. . . ... ""·-· .... Now,., .......................... .
L.eN25,. ...•. ··~;,:;,-·;.!· L.9#2&~~ ........... ~~·~:: Now ... ···••• .............. .. a.-26,. . .. . . . . .. .. . . . l.IO
~ JCPenney S~lal Saving In All Departments.
Yn on .-y ~Item~,-. down • you
C8l'I ... lrlOthlt' 26,. oft .... ~ price Mwklcl dow'1 ..,.
wtl a11o be ldlntlfild on Ida and lltllel by ftlnt '911 and C9IS '°"*' ~ . ~hied
• ..... ldlnllllld by r9d laO Of r9d lnl' do not lnc:Mil
~ t9ductione of t9gl.W ......
• '"""' .,_ ........ oMf, not Wlllltlll ln.-yalor9.
Lightning Bolt Pendants
Orig •................................ 21M
M•rk down prtce .................... 11.tl
Leaa 25% ............. ' ................. 15
Your pttce 14.99
Question Mark Pendants
Ortg ................................. 11.tl
Marti down prtce .................... 12.74 le•• 25% ............................ 3.11
Your pt1oe 1.58
18k Gold Zodiac Ctiann
Orig •...............................• 14.15
Marti clown prtc:e ...................• 11-21
Leu 25% ..........•................. 14.0I
Yow pt1oe 42.16
Moonatone Pendants
Orig ••.•............................. 11.lt
M•rtl clown prtc:e .................... 12.74
Leu 25% ............................ 3.11
Your prtoe 9 .56
Jr. Tropical Shirt•
Ortg •.................................. 111
Mark down prtce ...................... 7.lt
Leaa 25% .............................. 12
Your pttce 5.99
Ma. Spohawear Coordinate
Orig •............................ 113to117
M•rk down price ...................... 7.lt
Lea• 25% .............................. 12
Your pt1ce 5 .99
Ms. Cotton Topa
Ortg. . ............................. to 110
M•rtl clown prtce ...................... 3.lt
Lea•25% .............................. 11
Your pt1ce 2.19
Jr., Ms., Full Figure Coats
Orig. . .••....................•.•. ta to '81
Mark down price ...........• 21.40 to 48.IO
Le•a2S_,. ..•....••••...•..••. 7.•to11 ••
Your pt1oe 22.05 to 34.12
Full Figure Print Blouse
Ortg ••••••.••..••••.......••...••....•. 1.11
M•rtl down prtc:e •...............•.•.•.•••
Lesa 215% .•••.••.....••••••• , •••••••• 1.IO
YowlWtoe~.41
Jr. a M•. Swimwear
Otlg. • • • • • • t • t e e I t t t t e t t t t t t t • t t ·'''"to -M•rll clown pirtce •••.•••••••• • •••••••••• IM
Leu 21~ ............................•• 71'
y.,,.._2.24
Jr., Ma., Full Figure Dittos
Ottg ••••.•..•••............••.••• '11 to -
Mark daWn pltce8 .. , ................. IM
Leu 21% ......•...............•....• l.IO
• Jr. & Ma. Dreaaea
Orig ............................• SM to 142 •
M•rk down prtce .............••. 15 to a .so
leH 25% ...................... 1.21to7.31
Your,..._ 3. 75 to 22.12
I
Jr. Sportswear Coorclnat~
Ortg. . ............................. 121 to 157
M•rk down price ............ 14.10to tlM ~
Leaa 25% ...................... a.• to I.ti
Yow pttoe 11.02 to 21.92
. Jr. Size Skirts .-
Ortg. ·.r •.•..••.........•.•..•...• 111to122 <j
._arkaown prtce ...................• t2.lt
Leaa 25% ............................ 3.21
Your prtc:. 9. 74
Jr. Slack• w/Belt
Ortg ................................... '15
Mark down prtc:e ...................... I.It
Leaa 25% ............................ 2.50
Your prtoe 7.49
Jr. Velvet~en Skirt•
Ortg ................................... 125
M•rk down price .................... 11.lt
Lea• 25% ............................ 4.25
Yourpttce 12.74
Jr. Pants & Jeana
Orig. . ........................... $11 to '30 Cl
M•rk clown prlc. .................... 11.M le•• 25% .............................. 13
Yout pt1ce 8.99
Men'• Sport• Shirt•
Orig •............................ 1910111
M•rk down prtc:e ........................ ..
Leu 25% ............................ 1.25
YCM# prtoe 3. 74
Men'• Fashion Tie•
Orig ••..•..•........................... I .SO
M•rk down prtoe ...................... 3.14
Leu 25% .............................. 14•
Your prtoe 2.50
"1•n'a Regency Sult•
Ottg •• t • ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .--
M•rk down price ......................... ~
~ •••• ,... .•.......•.................... 121
Your ptlce 74.19
Birth cOntrol ~.
me~hodS vary i
B1 oa. PBTEa 8'l'EINcaOllN • , j
Dear Dr • ........._: I am ZS, reeentlJ mar-A. ,
ried and looldq fOJ'Wanl to bavtna a babJ about •I
ftve years from now. But my hmband and I are , . i
now interested in the -·: ,
beat and Nfest method of / DOIYPOR IN 1
.,. t contraception. "' • · ... J
OplniODJ of friends THE HOUSE ~ .; f
vary. One says that the· ~ ""· I plll is the belt choice. : • ,
Another says ao IUD ii Juat u effective and aafer. "'. l
& we're uninterested in ualq tbe condom, ~. ~
diaphraam, or other common metboda, in our cue ~. }
the dedlicm to be made la between the pill and the ·-
WD. Which do you 1uaest1 -lln. v .
Dear lln. V.: Whatever I suqeet, the de-'}
eision will have to be your own -and your doc·
tor's. From what you bear and read, the pW Hema
to be the most efficient method of coatraeeptioa: ,1:...'{
But there are drawbacb. -UDdoubtedly, you know•,~
that ln aome women there are deftntte eontnJn.'\,.~
dlcatiooa to use of the pW. For example, ln tboM •• »!
with a bl.story of mi&ralne headacbell, nauaea. "t>J~
circulatory dileue, and blood clot.I ln le1 velna or .... -.o
elsewhere. Altbouah use of the plll ii practlcallJ •~".L'
100 percent ef'fectf ve, you'll have to wellb these'>.,,.,
negative factors.
''ll"I
YOU lllGBT TlllNI( 'l'llAT the WD (in· 1u!w.
trauterble device) ts therefore the aoawer. True, it
la about W1 percent effeettve. But lt abo bu tta ~\:.~
drawbacks, altboqh lt ii usually safe and rella-.:.!Y.
ble. "'~~ Once tbe device bu been implanted ln the:~"
qterua, it requlree UWe llttentlon and la left in "'~b
place lndeftnlte)y. However, aome women com-•.t-tf
p1aln ol c:rampine and bleedlq. md•
• Perforation of the utenw ii rare. But the main f?D&
rlak la that women with nm. are much more llk•
ly to deve)op pelvic lnfiammatory dtaeue. And I ~.,
wben tubes become lnflamed. it'• poulble they ,...u may close. Tbe result? Infertility.
... 1 AS YotJ PLAN ON BA VING a baby in about
ftn years, II.rs. V., ualni an IUD at the aae ol 23
lncreasestherlak (amallulUs)oftnfertillty. ""
PerhaJl9 your doctor will convince you to use . "
one of the several other common methods of COD· .1 ';
traceptioo. .., .. * * * .. ~~ .... ~ MEDIC~ ..... ,
Dear Dr. Ste.IKnlla: My IOU ii 13 and feels
self-cmscious because b.la breuta have been 1e.l·
ting Jarier. He feels especially uneomfortable . .r'
when he la in a gym clua. Oceu1onally he HJS •.. :,
U..t bis breuta feel tender and hurt. II there •.
an)"thlna to do for this condition? -lln. C. ~·.··
tt-:&;tt Dear 11.n. C.: Chances are it ii a condition we ,., ...
call eynecom.utia. It developa in about two out of ···~
three normal boys durinf puberty. • •. "'.;
' It ii due to aome disequilibrium between male ~. 1!:
and female hormones. Usually the enlar1ement v•~
and breast tendemeaa repeu within a year or v
two. But to be certain, have yow doctor take a , . ·~
look at your son. • "' ••• For lln. E.: The question ol salt intake by tbe
eeneral population lJ important. It la aceepted that .....
too much aodlum is bad for bypertemives.
• One estimate la tbat at leut 25 pm:ent of tbe
population risks byper1en11an. And over the a1e of
65 about three out of four penom are likely to
have aome elevation in blood preuure.
..... .•. ...
• i
Therefore, your doctor'• augestion that you
cut down oa your habit of uaJ.na IO much ult lan't .;
u sill.)' u you think, lln. E. Havinl a blood ·1•:
presalU'e that la one the "borderline hich alch" ii ·~~
reuooenouch for reducln1 yourdletary IOdium. ••• -, If you t.Q:e uplrln it'• better to apace It IO
you swallow lt when your ltomacb contalnl food,
HJ• Dr. Stein~ in his booklet, "How To Uve
Wltb Artbritia." For a copy write him at Box 1580, ec..ta M•a DDS, and endOle 50 centa and a stamped. self·addrea .. d .,velope.
~oviets puzzled
by rock l~ries
MOSCOW (AP) -A SoViet neWlpaper hat 11 ~
c•llia on tran1latort to be more carefuJ ha
tran.Jitina 1Jrtca alld till• ~Western rock mUllc.
Tbe newspaper SOvetakaya KultUra Jald a SoY·
let ed1UOn OI an .album by tbt Wiit IDdian poup
Boney M trUllated the title Of the ..a 0 Take the
Heat Off lie" u ••Dtvert the Blow Jl'roai lie" LD
R .. lan. Tiie trultator a~ mJatooli tM .. beat., tor "bit," the paper Said.
It alto complained tbaU::S.J:Dtl do DOt fi'fe .ou;b baeklft.>UIMI OD Gloria
Garnor. .Nell 8iclua, Andy Wllliama, Hett 8"ken ancl other ••tonlp utllti WboiM um• an~~ or comp....a, ublr:Do•n tio thi 8"· ~-··
er.,.. CoMt Deity POot
It _...,. U..t thl Hu!atlNtOl'l Beach Union m1h lillll llltrkt Md te.chen bavt taken lhetr contract
~Ottered iti mo tucbert a 18 percent
alM °"" U.. not l o NI'S and ••Y• lt cannot Afford to on rmare.
1To nt ta pqlnt 1cro1 to lb p\lbllc. th dlatrict an·
nouneecJ lut w k that lt .rnwt cut '3.5 inllllon from next
)ear'• ~Jeded "3 mulloa aeneral fund budaet. A aerie& •
Of public hearin11 baa been 1cheduled to dllcusa the
fin cla1 pro~ and to uk the community to make ~1estklm abOut Whlcb educational pro1rama 1hauld b8
uc:ed. 1be teacher aaociaUon, meanwhile, disputes the di.s-
trict,, ftnancial projection and is askint for a one-year
• contract with a 14 percent raise. The teacher association began a large-scale media
campaign thla week criticizing district expenditures and pointin& out waya it feels the district can afford to give
the teachers a better contract offer. ~--The public ls beln1 hit from both sides with conflict-ing versions of the district's financial status.
Both teachers and ad.ministration apparently af ree
that cuts are going to have to be made somewhere i the
teachen are going to receive significant pay increases.
As usual, the argument is over what is fat and what is
flesh in the budget.
Since both the administration and the teachers work
for the public, the public's views on where cuts can be
inade need more attention. Perhaps, too, it would be bet·
ter for the public to hear !rom both sides that a com·
promise contract has been agreed upon for this year.
Then, in a cooperative effort, all gro1.1ps could work on
next year's financial problems.
LClosure studies set
Few local decisions are quite as volatile as a
neighborhood school closure. It's a step school districts
generally take reluctantly as a means of coping with
declining enrollment and reduced income.
When a closure site i.s announced, affected parents
commonly pack the next school board meeting and de·
mand to know why their particular school was selected.
What many parents fail to realize is that extensive
study by a state-mandated community advisory commit·
tee precedes any school closure recommendation.
Such a committee, made up of 11 district residents
and two alternates, recently was reactivated by the
Fountain Valley School District.
District trustees instructed the committee to recom·
mend at least one particular school for closure in the
1981-82 term.
The committee has begun meeting weekly to study
· enrollment patterns and other factors related to the de·
cision. The group is expected to issue its recommendation
in February.
These meetings, at 7:~ p.m. Tuesdays in the district
headquarters, are open to the public. Parents who are
concerned about how these school closure decisions are
made should attend. Parents wbo become informed at this early stage are
less likely to be taken by surprise when the specific
school closure is announced early next year.
Protests far-fetched
It is understandable that one will go to great lengths
to protect one's own neighborhood, but a group of Hunt·
ington Beach residents strained the bounds of logic this
week. At issue was whether to change land use on 60 acres
of property near Beach Boulevard and Adams Avenue.
Opponents presented petitions bearing more than 900
signatures against a request by developer Frank Mola for
high density residential zoning.
The opponents claimed that the area would ex·
perience a dramatic crime increase if the proposal were
accepted. One resident pleaded with the City Council not
to shatter his dream and force him to move because of
high density.
Others complained about the possibility of earth·
quakes because a branch of the Newport-Inglewood fault
lies under the property.
They neglected to mention that the entire city is
vulnerable, themselves included in their single family
residences.
Still others contended that the more c'"owded condi·
tions would lead to increases in mental illness.
Environmental and traffic concerns also were raiaed.
Some concerns appeared to be legitimate, but it
seemed that critics believed the new development would
be inhabited by persons not as good as they were.
The City Council eventually turned down the request
amid .roaring applause.
One would hope that the decision was based on the
· merits of the proposal.
It also would have been fair enough to hold off on the
decision pending financial studies and a survey on what
impact the new homes would have on city services.
It would be a gross btjustice, however, if the decision
were made ill response to exaggerated and emotional
arguments by"Ute large and rambunctious audience. • Opinions e>epressed in the space above are those of the Daily Piiot
Qthet views expressed on this page are those of their authors and.
artists. Reader comment Is invited. Address The Dally Piiot, P.O.
Box 1560, Costa Mna. CA 92626. Phone (71.f) 642·4321
Boyd/Mata Hari
W ASHJNGTON -~avoritlam,
l•ux pas and ideololfcal feudl
are deltro)'l..q tbe effeeUvmeu
of the Voice of :America 'a most
Important •lnlle 1ervlce: the
Ru11lan·lansua1e newa broad·
c:a1ta t.o mlWona ol brainwashed
Soviet clUzem,
Staff morale la suffering from
wldupread cronyism ln
•tbe VOA'a
Rus•lan
S ~Yice, my 1b11rcei 1ay.
ln addition,
unquallfled •
personnel and
cen1orahlp
s temming
from Old
World pol·
lllcal dlf·
erences are uncfermfnlng the
credibWly thal 11 euppoeed t.o be
the ireatesl uset of any VOA
Sydney Harris
broadca,t to lh forel1n
llatenere.
V0~11 IU8810N -flnane.d
)' S80 mllHob a year of led ral
fundt -la t.o present accurate, thorouch report.I of eventa In the
Ualled Stat.el and t.be world to
radio Uatenen who 1et only of·
fklal propa1anda from tbolr own 1overamenlt' newa
tervlces. , ~
But many of the enli~ oo
the Ruaalan Service t>•Jl'oll Imo~ little or nothln1 aboul the
hlstory,. 1eotrapby a.nd current
affairs of the United Stat.et -or
anywhere eile outalde the Soviet
Vnion. When thla tinorance la
coupled with a poor arup ol the
EnelUlb lan1ua1e, the result. can be appalling
Here are just a few of the
monumeiital bloopers VOA hu
beamed lo ll1 llatenera in
~ N WM fllvbllnr
&Mblrl KrelbfchlEd torlll Paet EdH«
Ru,.lan-lan1ua1• broadcutt,
accordins to ln·houte aaency
memos:
-When Sen. Abraham
Riblcoff, D·Conn .• called on the
Unlled Nations t.o Sive up ''tbe
euphorla of aloganeerlng," the
Ru1tlan service reported thot he
aaked the U.N. lO stve up ''the
tlo1an1 ot Ethiopia."
-Confuted by the
tlmultaneou1 oocurreou of
earth tremors In Mana1ue,
Nlcara,ua. and a civil war lii
AD1ola,. VOA I.Old lta doubtleu
my1tlfled Russian llatenen that
Preaident Carter • 'aent hls
apeclal ~taUve t.o Anac>la
to atudy the needs of the
Nicarquan people."
-AN EDITOB on the Russian
delk changed a report thal the
president would be taken to an
"alr comm.and post" in case of a
nuclear attack to read that
C1rter would be tuea '° "• we pl,ace."
-Former State '.Departmeat ·~•man Jlo&lin1 can.r wu twtc:e nter:ted tO u 1 VOA cor-~•po_nden& Md oace M .. Mr.
, Hoddinl.'
In the matter of bUreaucratic
budd)'·buddiea. a broedcuter
who went on the air drunk ~ l•t~r given a merit gromotioa1 at1a cootlnuea lb llol a ~ at
qsore tban $30,000 • :YW· Ill ~.. only one u:afAPie. lily
sources say, Of unfali pfOIDO.o
tloaa that have cau1ed
wide1pread clluatlsfa~ hi the
Russian Service.
• The RusaJan Service is rent
wltb internal bickenq over t.be
handling of news about dlPi·
denta in the Soviet Union. Re-
cent refugees complain thitllii
dissident movement i.s beinl UD·
derplayed in VOA broadcuta.
When one dissident waa
challenged lo back up her ce>m·
plain ts, s h e s ubmi tted a
scathing report that bas been
bottled up by lbe higber-upe 1D
the Russian Division. It chatged
that VOA's reports on the Soviet
Union's internal problems •ere
"disLorted due to the paucity
and onesidedness of broadcast
information.''
Victor Franzusoff, chief of the
Russian Service and himself a
Russian emlgre, sees the prob-
lem of the dissidenls differently.
"THE DISSIDENT groups are
trying to influence us, to use
us,'' be told my reporter Gloria
Danziger. "Dissident groups and
Jewish groups are tr1in& to
pressure us.·•
Dissidence within the VOA i.s
definitely frowned upon. Here'•
whal one employee got from her
boss: "This is a direct order to
you in writing to stop unassigned
activities, i.e .• collecting of and
checking for mistakes in th~out·
put of VOA Russian broad·
casts "
Tourist dream spots doomed from start
One of the great unsolved
paradoxes of travel is that nearly e veryone who visits an area say
Europe, or Hawau -asks for a
list of places uncluttered by
"tourists," not realizing that
every other tourist has much the
same list
I recall, many years ago, my
old friend Lawrence Martin and
his wife Sylvia
wrote their
"Standard
Guide to Mex· ico and the
Caribbean ,"
which was
widel y
praised by
critics and
travel editors
for offering a
fresh itinerary of unspoiled and
cbarorlngspot.slnthatarea.
Not long afterwards, I re·
Mailbox
ceived a letter from Martin sadly
informing me thal mosl of those
delightful and "obscure" places
bad already been overrun by
tourilts who bad read the book
and hastened there.
Once, as a young reporter, I
wrote a laudatory feature article
about an authentic Hungarian
restaurant and nightclub ln Loo·
don that was barely able to meet its rent. The price attracted so
m u~h new business that the owner
expanded quarters, redecorated,
hired a larger band and utterly
ruined the atmosphere that I bad
recommended.
ACAPULCO Is long gone,
becauae of this. The French
Riviera ls a travesty of what it
was. Cape Cod bas turned into a
s hambles, and Marlba's
Vineyardmaybethenexttofall.
How do we resolve thls
melancholy paradox? If a charm·
ing spot is perishing because the
hostelries and mercbanta need
more traffic, and lf lbe additional traffic nJim precisely what made
it charming in the first place, how
do we achieve the optimum
between solvency and privacy"
(It ls much like the circular al
fair of job-getting, where the
young applicant is turned down
because be lacks experience, and
yet no one is willing to give him
the experience that will qualify
him forthejob.)
MY OWN summertime retreat
is going through the same pangs
and pains right now : the county's
population bas leapt by more than ao percenl in the last half-dozen
;ears, most of the increase being
attributable to people seeking a
haven from urban and industrial
life
Yet, while the merchants and
working-people softly need UDa
injection of new capfUtl and dis·
posable income, the very growth
itself threatens those qualities
that have made the area attrac·
live to new settlers. Already there
1s grumbling, even among the
natives, that the area is not as
good to ltve mas it used to be, not
as safe or as fnendly
WHERE AND bow can the line
be drawn. and who is to draw it,
and will It not be loo late by the
lime it is drawn? The positive
feedbacks are fast and easy to
see, in terms of higher income,
the negative feedbacks take
longer to make themselves felt,
and sometimes the disease is
termlnaJ <before the patient has
begun to take the first treatment.
Loss of agriculture can be long-tenn disaster
To the Editor
I was disheartened by the
shocking announcement that the
Irvlne Company has compleled
1t.s removal of the remainder of
its agricultural lands from pre·
ser ve status.
The tragic urbanization of
Or ange County without th.e
preservaUon of agricultural
lands ls a partial ex:ample of our
nalional suicide represenled by
one more environmental dev·
astation.
Beside the environmental ef·
fecta of development, the
economic effect will also
manifest eventually, as a recent
Nobel pme winner lndicaled In
hi• life's work, which shows the
necet11ly for ajricullure as the
base industry of a country.
The 1bort1t1hted bl1her profll
mollve wlll be our sociely's
downfall and Will be felt for the
duration of our clvUlzaUon 'a life.
It 11 my hope that au the com-
munitiee affected and the ap-
propriate or1anizalion1 witbln
lbem wW rise lO the occulon
and bk>ck tbJ1 unfortunate ac:-
tlon. nus will take tremendoul
local concern dJrected toward
all local eovemmenta.
ANDY WINO
To the Edit.or:
Jn my llfot.lme there has never
been an election like thb one.
The prot.asonlat.s C1 > an incom-
petent. Inept Pretident Carter.
(2) • broken down, uninformed
•Ced actor named Reaaan, ;;d
(3) an altemat.e choice named
Andenoo.
It mu one wonder: what ts
w70'11 wltb our polllical
•11temJ Wb-t made ll break
down'! How do we correct it"
THE PAST decade tells it all.
ll started with the Watergate
era and Nixon's famous "I am
not a crook." Then came
Carter's infamous "Trust me -
I'll never Ue to you." Then came
Korea1ate and then came the re·
cent Abacam i n cident in
Washington, D.C. Now the word
"politician" has become a dirty
word.
How do we correct it? Then la
no simple answer or solution. la
the "San Clemente Way" (the
recall method) a step lo the
right direction?
A new approach mi1bt be to
have all politicians includinl the
President, the Suptemt Court,
the Congress, a~emors, etc.,
serve one term ol-Trom four to
six year1, and then retire from
office without • pen1lon or • power bale. Then tbey w<>Wd
truly be toncerned clUsens aerv·
lng the people.
ALAN E. ADAMS
~~
To the Editor:
So many people who have
owned thtlr bomet here 10 Hunt·
lnlt(ln Beach for years are now
selUna Out and leavinf.
Tbe· reuon II loud, bla1Un1 ~ pliYb\i day ft mlbt,
dru11 and the cllmblna cif me
rate. Not too lon1 a10 lt was a
qwcl, poacot\il little town when
people could 1tron •a the ev~
and thin ~ t.o bed for a #a<:ef\ll
• ni ht•11~. o~ i.1" d•re DOt ao oat after
dark. Yc>u barrtcade~unelf lft and 1jeaid die DI•'' to
the lo=ucl no"y pa11ln n bt after nl \. You ~ call tlMt
pe>Uc wlll dO not.blq unltu
-
you give your name There ts
then retaliation
IT'S SO SAD to let such a nice
place be taken over by these
people who have nothing more to
do lhan party all the time. tr the
landlords who rent to these peo-
ple were held responsible, there
would be much less going on.
The landlords will rent to
anyone who will pay their out
raeeous renta and then could care
Jess whal goes on. The landlord.a
should be warned once, then
lined. Then I'm sure some of this
would end. As for me. I'm leaving. I am
sick for lack of sleep.
SHIRLEY KELLY
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To the Editor:
It seems to me thal the tax·
payer is in greater. jeopardy
lban the Clapper Rail or the
Leasl Tern as far as a new
sewer for the Back Bay la con·
cemed. While the enYlronmental
U.Sta have delayed it, the cost of
the sewer line hu already
doubled and may double again
As the necessity of the new
l.tne as apparent, it seems that
further delay will only cost us
property owners another bundle.
Let's get this important and
ne<'essary JOb done now.
THOMAS C. CASEY u,,,.,.,,, llW'f"flft'"
To the F.ditor:
T he Huntington Beaah branch
of the American Association of
Universlly Women Is deeply con·
cetned about the action taken by
the Huntinston Beach City Coun·
cil to merae the city library
system with the Department of
Community Services.
WHILE TIU8 shift r ecoJDizes
t he library's conlributlon to
recreational and lelaure ac·
tlvillea, we feel that ll
diminlahes the function Of the
Ubrary t.o provide aeryices tO the
public and threatens the p~r
allocation of tax monies for
ll brary purposes.
It is ~ the city wm realize
the potential barD\ done tiy this
consolidation and the 1001 ranie
impact it wW have on cWtUial
plans We feel 1tron11Y that the
reorgantn"'on le not 11') the best
lnteteat of the city.
DEE LOSCHIAVO
Cultural Jnteresta
Chairman, AAUW
MORE OPtHION
ABOVE EVERY cash reptri
in evel')'. supermarket check-o\lt
line la a' televl1lon tel, Con·
Unually running on each aet ls a
six-minute loop or fll?t. which
consists of three-second, ftve·
second and 10-eecond advertise·
ments. As"ihoppers stand in the
line waiting to check out, their
TV -trained eyes automaticall.1
shift to the 'Setten.s -and BOJle
are the days of spendint' a moo
ment ofiilenl e:Ontemplllttan, or
reading a. :magazine, or talking
to the pel"llC'.ID fu front. That pre-
viously Idle stand.ing·in·Une time
is now beblg used to sell.
"You're trapped while you're
in' that line!" Potter said.
lArt Hoppe " .
. ~ole for an ex-president
Good morning, housewives <the phone rings) Oh, hello,
&Jld other ahut-W.. It's time for Jody. No, tell the press that I
what may well be the final think Govel'nor Reagan is a
chapter of "Just Plains Folks," wonderful human being who will
the heartwarming saJa of a lit-unite rich and poor, white and
tle nuclear peanut farmer and black, Christian and Jew, not to
bis struggle to win the love and menUon bringing us peace
respect of the Amel'ican people abroad and prosperity at home.
-despite being their president. The good of the nation, Jody,
As we jotn Just Plain Jimmy comes before any petty personal
today, he's arriving at the feelings.
breakfast ta-Rosalynn: And you sound just
ble where bis like Walter Cronkite! Your
c u t e Ii tt I e voice, I mean. Is it changing?
daughter , Jimmy: Don't be s illy ..
J us t Plain Ouch That darned dog, Grits
A m y . s i t s He bit me,
rea ding The Rosalyno: 1 wringing her
Bull4!tin of the hands) Oh, Jimmy, he didn't rec-
Atomtc Scum· ognize you! What on earth is
tists. His at-happening to you?
tractive wife, Amy (looking up from her read·
J u s l Pl a l n ing): Don't worry. Mother. Father
Rosalynn, stands on tiptoes to is merely undergoing post-
kiss his cheek. terminal transmogrification.
Rosalynn: Why, Jimmy, 1 do Rosalynn <alarmed): Is it
declare you've grown a whole catching?
en.tire inch taller in the past two Amy (with a dghJ: It happens to
"Weeks. And what have you done all presidents when they leave
to your hair? It's turning silver office. They become elder
at the temples. And your statesmen. Look at Truman.
shoulders are broader, your step Look at Johnson. Look at Ford.
rirmer, your . . Rosa)yma tthouQhlfully): Yes,
Jlmpay: Please, Rosalynn, people are now saying they think rm still the same humble . . . Jerry can walk. chew gum and
I ~~~
dictate his memoirs at the same
time.
Amy: And they're actually
listening to f;lixon, too, even if
it's only on the Watergate tapes.
Of course, the process is
gradual Father won 't become a
full-fledged elder statesmen un-
til he goes back home in
January and becomes "The
Sage of Plains." Americans
seldom love and respect their
presidents until they've thrown
them out of office.
Jimmy: The Sage of Plains?
That does sound nice. But eat
your poached eggs, Amy.
Amy: I hate poached eggs!
Besides, Americans always
listen to their elder statesmen.
But they never do what they say.
Rosalynn: Never mind, Jim-
my. As the Sage of Plains, you'll
have at last won what you have
worked for so hard 1and long -
the love and respect of the
American people: Ar.en't you
happy?
Jimmy: Rosalynn, I feel ex-
actly like a born-again Christian
enterbag lbe Pearly Gates. It's just what I've always wanted.
1 gluml11J But I could have wailed
four more years.
Kris, KriBCle
Anives
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tLaEADY THE On·'Ltbe
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check-out re,Uten at two stores m New Jersey. Next Will be New
York, Chlca10 and Loi An&elea.
And after that the company
plans to go after domination of
the nation's supermarkets.
It la no coincidence that On-
Une is approaching thil proj~t .. ON -LINE IS BE'M'ING that
eradually. At firtt there wa-shoppers will look at llie in·store
some apprehen1lon laslde the screens not because they have to
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customers miaht resent the ln· theory ls that. people are so used
truaioo of TV commercials on to their television screens bOme
their previously calm shopping that they actually mlaa them
day. once they're inafde the
"You bet!" Potter said. "We supermarket:
tboucht they might throw "The stons that oon't have
tomato cans at the screen! our sets are going to be outdat-
That's why we had to try it in ed!" Potter said. "It's like
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The messaee wa.11
"youth eternal" and the
1oal, in add.itioo to lift.
inS u much weiaht a.a
one could muscle, was to tive recopUlon to all
adult athletes. It was the Senior
Olympic• at Knott'•
Berry. Farm featurinl
an Olympic lifting
cbampioashlp. Oldaters ·
and youns•ters, men
and women 1howed off
their brawn.
FOVNDED IN 1969,
the ooo·profit Intern•·
tlonal Senior Olympics
la open to an men and
women over the ase of
20 wbo dO Dot lain their
livelihood from compel·
inlin~. • 'Wi w.ant te 1e
adultt mvolftd, IO that
they can ~er youth
eternal," •aY• Warren Blaney,, president and
founder of the IJ'OUP·
••As the yean have
paaaed," be explains,
"we baYe watched the
seneral attitude change
from one ot laughter and
scorn for adult athletes
to one of admiration and
lmltatioo."
OTREB GOALS, the
founder says, include
brintlnl adults and youth toeether in a positive en-
vironment and helping
prevent Wness and injury
in maturineadults.
The contest at Knott's
Berry Farm was the
11th annual Senjor
Olympic lifting cham·
plon.ablp. There were 20
cateeorlea baaed on aee
and ability with 1old, .......--sliver and bronse
medals awarded in
each.
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CAMMIE LUSKO USES ALL H£R DETEAMINATIO" TO LIFT 75.5 KILOS
TM 1~ put up quit• • ~ttle but mtaaed re•chlftg her oo••
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SOturday a·t Newport.
the Director of the
LQVarenne Cooking SChobl in Paris
Wiii teach you simple techniques
for YQ.Qr tiOllday meals.
G<egay USher wtlt brlJlO you thEf latest word from Pdfl,-thot French ~OOl<lng
doesn't have to t:>8 ~x. rleh or exoflC to b9 four-star For on offlelQt record
ot the LoVorenne t~s and recipes he11 be demonatrotlng, take home
the Bdilc Fiench C001cert'5ook. ~dlloble for pu:rcl1ose Of $7.95.
NO reservotlonl regufl'.ed. so come With friends to RObtnSOJ:1's HOusewores
Sc:rturdOy. November 22.12 noon.,1·30 pm .. Newport. CookboOk ovolloble In
ROblNon' Bic>dcs 24. oM stores except Mission Vlej().
Pahl ~nos and Sherman OdKS
Rot:>lnson$
r
~ · Douglas G. Plane, Z'l, his legs shackled,
l'ests in hospital ~ after donatma a
Jcidney to his brother, John, sitting next to
him. Douglas ii • convict at the Federal Correctional Institution in tA>mpoc. Prison
Pro~e flays
4
• pachyder01 fund
WASHINGTON (AP) -Sen. William Prox·
mire. D-Wis., has accused a California soo ot wast·
iol $1, 118 in federal fw>da by, ustnc the money to
send two anima~ keepers to a workshop on cartna
for elepbants.
"It la one thin& f<>r the federal government to
provide" for the comqi_on defense. But It la quite
another for it to p.-ier to pachyderms," Pl'ox·
mire s~d in awardiJlg his monthly "Golden Fleece
Award" for alleged wasteful ,Ovemment spending
to the Santa Barbara zoo.
BVT ZOO OFFICIALS SAID the money WU
well ~pent.
In a letter to Proxmire, the zoo said the
elephant-care workshop provided zookeepers with
techniq~ in protecting the elephants.
"Tbe experience gave ... the entire staff new
information and enthusiasm and perspective to ap·
ply to tbeb\ work," the letter said.
-The workshop expenses were part of a $35,000
-grant froD\ the Institute of Mu.sewn Services in tbe
l>epartment of Education.
THE WO&KSJIOP WMI BELO AT the Tulsa ZOo. l}f vtd Zuc:CGlli, Tulsa ?.oo director, aald tbe
.cost of the workshop was "approxJmat.ely S3IJO -
not city dollars but money we raised from among
our own employees. We served two meals. I
cooked the hamburgers myself."
Zucconi said about so people from 22 zoos
8CJ"OSS the country attended the seminar at which
officials discussed ways of making elephant handl·
ing s afer for handlers and for the animals.
Rare jmk found
PEKING (AP) -Two peasants in northwest
China's Sinkian& region found a 1,320-pound piece
of rare wbi~ Jade 13,12S feet up in tbe Kunlun
mountains, tbe official Xinhua news aemey re-
eorted.
It said 1eolopats confirmed the value of the
atone. tbe weest piece of jade found 1D Slnkiaq'a
1lotan county since 1A50, but It did not li•e •
'monetary estimate of its worth. Rotan baa been
one of Cbina'• main producers ol Jade since an·
cient times, Xinhua added.
J'\esa Verde
\J ine and ~quor.
CHEMIN BLANC SALEi
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SPRINGFIELD, UL (AP) Jt's a perfectJ1
))orma1-lookinar. blue 1979 Ford LTD. Jh.lt it's been
1'anished to a comer of the city garage, and most
ity workers are avoiding it like the plague
Jtecause they say it eives people the nu.
Five or 10 people who've ridden in it have come<'
down with a flu.type illness, ~gfield c>~ials~ .. --~~~
-say. ' "Everybody's keeping an eye oo ll, and keepllia
away from it if they can," said Gary Woodyard,
f.'ho maintains the city's 130 vehicles and contract·
-td ••a severe case of the nu·· Crom riding around in
lhe car. . ,
CITY OFFICIALS, FORD CONSULTAN'l'S.
state chemists and public health expert8 have con·
ducted dozens of tests on the car, dubbed "Typhoid
Mary" by the local newspaper.
They first thought the problem waa an exhaust
leak or bacteria lod&ed m the car's air condition-
ipg system, Woodyard said. But the tests have not
~rovided any clues. ·
Mayor Mike Houston .has asked the Oily Coun-
til to buy a new car while the mysterious Ford
f ets more tests ·
But Houston doesn't w~t to chalk up the
$8,500 "Typhoid Mary" as a loss. So he's driving it
to see whether it makes him sick too. As of Wednes·
day so far so good. reported aide Robert DalSanto.
"IT WAS SOMETHING HE FELT he really
.couldn't ask someone else to do," said Dalsanto.
The car was assigned in April to Steve Kosk~y.
• head of the et\y and county emergency services
4gency lie drove it regularly and in July came
<town with an illness diagnosed as pneumonia.
About the same time, Koskey noticed that
whenever he drove the car he'd become dizzy and
bave trouble keeping his eyes open.
• A reaction to hts medication for pneumonia, he
thought. But then his wife also began getting
eadachcs and leelin& dizzy after ridln& in the car.
1le sto11Ded driving it for a while, started again
• nd the symptoms returned
t•! "THAT'S WH~ARKED the car," he
:Said ~: Officials think Koskey's pneumonia was relat-
:;:io:ed to the car, Dalsanto said ~:: That ·s when tests began ":.:! Investigators found that illness occurred in
•!•Jnost of those v. ho rode in the car ror prolonged
•.periods and used th<' air conditioner. And there
:Jeemed to be a relationship between how long peo.
ple ride in the car and how sick they get, DalSanto
:fa id
•• Houston is taking one precaution. he doesn't
::plan to use the air cond1t1oner, whJch shouldn't be ·~.l hardship since winter 1s descending on the Il·
• :tinois praine The mayor also won't be riding in it
•:!or long stretches .· . • •.. A STATE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTEC?ION
~gency chemist told city officials he tbou&ht the
illness might be Le~ionnaires' disease, a fatal dis·
~ ease caused by a bacter\um that struck first at a
l976 Amencan Legion convention in Philadelphia.
That prompted a cleaning of the car 's air con·
4itioning system But the mysterious problems
tontlnued
Officials were planning a call to the national
enter for Disease Control In Atlanta, which
$cripps studies
• .
. J>ossible merger
LA JOLLA (AP> -After more than a half·
~entury since Ellen Browning Scripps founded
them both, steps toward a possible merter are be· tna taken by Scripps Clinic and Scripps Memorial
jlospltals.
• Amos S. Early, president of Scripps hospitals,
jaid the 1overnine boards have a.sited Jointly fol" a
tudy into the feasibility of consoUdaUng some pro-
crams. ,, The founder was half-sister to E.W. Scripps,
)vbo at one time owned 56 newspape~ tbtotlgb()ut
e OnJled States. (n 1924, she deeded the lilstltU·
'ons to San Diego's La Jolla area in memoey of
er 1lster, Julia Anne. The cllnlc, built next to the hospital, '1t'U
pened later in 1924 and has been used for treatln1
cnany of the world's wealthiest and most famous.
1114. SCripps Memorial Hospital moved to a
-acre site several miles away tn view of In·
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Union High
aises slated
Pay ralaes are scheduled for substitute
ben, adult education lmtructon, various
pus aides and 1tudent1 enrolled in work ex·
prosram1 ln the Huntlnstoo Beach Union
Scboo1 Diltrlct.
rallee beeome effective Jan. 1, 1981, ac·
to dlstrlct ottlciala.
PtlY for day-to-day 1ubstituaea will Jump from
to M dally. Wa1e for loq-term substitutes
lncreue from $5.3 to S58 dally.
BEGINNING PAY FO& adult and eve· pm biib acbool teachen will increase from $11.09 '° 1.23 an 'hour. , Pay for various campus aides blred as
el sifted employea wW climb from '8.82 to $3.99
u our. Campus security uailtanta' pay will be
.blk from $&.SO to $&.ts an hour.
STUDENTS EN&OLLED IN woaK ex·
1>91 programa will be paid $3.30 ail hour, up
'fro $3.10.
This increase waa mandated by federal law,
ac rding to a district report.
rea1f-ins rise
Huntington
to discuss
....... ton vacancy
ta1n Valley City Coundl bu set a special
few Wednesday to d1acma optlona foT ftll.
seat of Councilman Rocer Stantan, J who
lected to the Oran1e Countr Board of
~lifyt.,,..
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SHE DECLAaEO THAT Carter
••redefined the
,Democratic
philosophy" and
will be remem-
bered as a great
pretident. He lost
the election, she
said, because of a
protest vote of
frustration.
Mrs . Carter
calmly recounted
her experiences 1tOM~YNN
during the
campaign and her feelings on leaving
the Wb1te House in an informal
session with a group of reporters in
the family living quarters.
Later, perhaps thinking she had
not adequately conveyed the pain she
has experienced since Election Day.
she had her press secretary call re-
p0rters to say the first lady has bad
some bad qioments since tbe long
and grueling campaign ended Nov. 4.
ONE WAS ON Election Day, when
the president's
own pollster said
the campaign was
doomed even
before "the polls
closed . Mrs .
Carter said she
cried "a little bit"
in the privacy or
her bedroom after
returning from the
end of the cam-
paign and seeing
tears in the eyes
of son Chip's girlfriend.
Another sad moment came last
week. she said, as she read through
her old speeches and thought how
convincing they were She heard a
trumpet blare and looked out the win·
dow to see her husband bidding 1 farewell to Israeli Prime Minister
Menachem Begm She broke down
and cried, she said.
Echoing ',lhat Jimmy Carter
• tumself told ~rters a day after the
election, the first lady said she did
not see the defeat as a personal re·
jection of her husband, but frustra·
lion over the economy, unemploy·
ment and the hostages m Iran
Chicano
literature
: sought
The UC Irvine Depart-
ment of Spanish and
• Carte
.
"It'• fru1lr1Un•. Of coune
lL't f~Uq. ·• •be nld.. "But...,.
)'OU hHt doH all tbet f.OU CH ~llbly ~t thet'I all )'.OU CU do It
WH J.i CM ol OUt buda, l C!CNld D0t
IH doDt moN. Jllllm)' cw.kl not
have cbM mort."
Th ro were two "wont" momenta
• lut four years, abe l"tjort.ed:
wb n her IOO Chip end bla wllt Catoe
1pllt up and when the attempt to
rHcu. tbe holtl&ff wat aborted ln
April.
"But juat ~. tbe election, lt (the
retcue mluloo> wu Juat JaOt aup-
poaed to be,•• abe Hid. "It wu
planned IO eard\.ally and .o detalled.
It WIS Ju.tt not 1uppoaed to be. That
was the wont time for Jimmy, the
only Ume he wu u.asble to sleep.
MRS. CA&TE&•s ONLY advice for
Nancy Reaaan la: "The tlnt lady
can do what ahe pleases," and that la
an enormous opportunity that Mn.
Reaaan should take advantqe ol.
And to Carter crWcs who say the
Rea1ana wiU return ele1ance and
1lamor to the White House, Mn.
Carter listed the paint.inta she bas
acquired for the mansion and the
artis~ who have performed there.
As for the future, Mra. carter said
that like her husband, abe plans to
write a boot and doesn't lntend to
"sit down and be lost" when they re-
turn to Plains, Ga.
SHE SAID BER husband will get a
chance to rest for the first time in
more than 10 years, addina that both
of them also plan to spend a great
deal of time in Atlanta.
"I don't think it's going to be
quiet," Mrs. Carter said. "You go
thro"gb one phase of your lile and
then you go on to the next phase."
So/Jiers facing
roof restriction
FORT ORD CAP) -Army officials
have launched a campaign to keep
soliders off the roofs of their bar-
racks because they keep fallini off.
According to Army spokesman Sgt.
Martin Shupe, six soldiers have
fallen off roofs in six months, three of
them suffering serious injuries.
Most of the soldiers who fell had
been drinking.
Shupe said army regulations pro-
hibit soldiers from being on roofs for
s unbathing, drying clothes and
!leveral other activities.
14,.,ire kills pilgrims
RIY ADO. Saudi Arabia CAP> -At
least three Pakistani pu,rtma burned
to deat.Jl when a kerosene stove blew
up in a tent camp in Mecca, the
Moslem holy city in western Saudi
Arabia, the government's director·
general of ~urity annoUllced. zzzz ..
RIFFIC
£1( :8 ;;;:, --
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E :ft!fi---s ' -• Portuguese is accepting
entries in its seventh an-
nual Chicano Literary
Contest.
Cash prizes totaling
$1,600 will be awarded to
c first, second and third-
place finishers in the
categories of short story i and poetry. Winning en-
tries will appear tn
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Newport Beach
673-8530
OUT
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. . . mostly famous
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Al
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in Lido Marina Village
·across from The Where~ouse
LADIES SWEATERS SHORT (including our fun sweaters}
DRESSES 1t.,. CK WINTER, VANESSA,
DENOR. KASHORA. SERBIN.
FRED ROm:HILO, HENRY LEE, LES, R!XMLLE, LEROY
SERBIN, SIR JANiS, JODY, TONI.
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sale price .......... • reg. 25:00 l S
reg. 80.00 sole pnce . . . . . . . . . . •
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reg. 120.00 :Y, price .......... 18.88
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SHEER TOPS
AND STOLES
by MADEMOISELLE , KISSING
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50% OFF
LONG SKIRTS
Matchin?o Blouses
Newest Co ors & Styles
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PANTSUITS
WE CARRY
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GAYLE, SUITS GALORE, ADDE II,
HENRY LEE, JACK WINTERS
reg. 78.00 88 sale price ......... -. 35.
PANTS
AND
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IR JAMf.S, PAULA BROOKS,
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FROM GREECE
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AND, TOPS
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ORTS
0% to 50%
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MISS JAMES, MARTHA ONG DRESSES
MANNING t.y UI DIBHAd .. s...w. ., .. ,...fotr 30%-50% OFF TMIHOUDAYS
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,.... roo.oo ~ ~ 88 ::.: .......... 12.88 salt~ ............ . := .......... 13.88 ~=········28.88
l
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50% OFF
CWt1vr •.Wflled
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50% OFF
'
VJSA•
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4.88
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y Sereno. Deweese, Surfer Girl
to size 16
50% OFF
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MADEMOISCllE, TWO POTATO,
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50% OFF
LEROY GOLD CROWN
Acrylic
Pants, Shells and Jackets
SEBASTIAN
Wool Knit Suits, reg. s 16CP200
40% OFF
I
t
UNTIL THEN, Clementi, well·
known u a dYil riCbtl 9Ctlvllt, wu
In tectuidOn, deep 1n me4itation ud
pra7er and unavailable for commeot;
1pokesman G.or1e O'Hara 1aid Wed-
nelday. . "~at D.laht; u bis plam became
known, I recei\'ed more than 100
telepbcme calla," O'Hara uid. "A
dozen people have offered to baby-
1it. Otben wam to know if tbe~ Ja
anything at all they can do. No one
baa spoken badly of it."
A 1tatement from the Cbica10
archdiocese, the nation'• larceat,
praised Clements peraonally but
gently expreued disapproval of the
adoption.
AP......,... • THE Sl'ATEMENT said 1n part:
.
Actress Elizabeth Taylor visits skating stars John Curry and
Peggy Fleming, right, backstage at Mad~on Square Garden
following a benefit performance for the U.S. Olympic C-Ommittee.
Bell tests
blind
operators
SACRAMENTO CAP)
-The Bell System has
decided after a five·
month test here to start
using blind long .
distance t e lephone
operators in 1982.
New equipment, In·
cliidlng a computer that
talks and an electronic
Braille unit, enables
blind operators to hear
much of what sighted
operators see at their
<410DSO}efi.
PACIFIC Telephone
and 'l'eleerapb Co. said
it staked the teat May 5
with blind op e r a tor
Betsy Heglin, 29.
Ms. Heglin wears two
headsets In op~, she
bears tile customer's
, billing or special calling
instructions. In the
other. she hears a com-
puter-driven speech syn-
Vtesizer reporting on the
atetus of the operator
fjOMOle.
The computer scans •
(he 87 -key console, tells
the ope rator wb•ch
lamps are lighted so she
knows, ror example, if
the call originates from
a coin telephone or a
hotel, or whether the
caller wishes time and
char~es or three-minute
notification.
•
"It ma,y be more appropriate for a priest to leave adoptiou to thoM wbo
are less encumbered by putoral
responsibUlties, to those who can pro-
vide a true home . . .
"Wblle a priest may not be in the
IUl CSIAll
•
~••U• or condominium,
find your dream home
Sunday•
In the
DAILY PILOT
I I
Record
9lrdli
MCCOt.LOCM
•l•nd J . McCoUO<ll. rH IO.nl 01
'· CA lor ·-Y9MS. P•SMCI ••• , It, ,., llMMl>er of Piii
~ of Stanford Unl,..rlllY,
81«1L "S" Out> of Sl•nford •tld Ille
• Coelt 0..l'd Auslll•ry Survl-
i. wife N•ncy, son T ho m••
c.llodl, LOI AllOI, CA, da""'l ..
r *-· GMnnvllle, CA. Oona
' m•y be m•de lo Sl•nlord
Mnlty. NoMtvlces wlll be held
•ICXUUtDOM• AV RICCI AA DON I!, ... a . rHI·
9f C.-9tl MM, C.. Paned
Ofl ..._..... 11, 1'90. She 111ur·
i.y l -,......Paul ltlccl, ot wport aeacll, Joseph A.
cl 9f Cof'Ofl• del Mu, C• .• 1
Mn. .-..itilN C. DIL11llO Of
""-Y ... 100tll'Ck:hlldre11. The
ltallon ef Ult ......., •• Mio °" ........ _, .. 1:~ .. ILJ'Dllcll!m'1
llellc • Me. Of tlle •-· ti• WH holO on ThunCIO'f at M .. St. JHclllm'• C.tllOllc
II wtlll "-· Thome& J. Nttln tlftl ll1w.-1 •I Ille Ooed
erel C•metery, H"t1llntton • ea: Tllo ,.mlly ~friends
...... mello Cetll"""'°"' ... .. ...... S.tvic.t Ufldtr tM .... . .. ..,ti ~nll & Tllll\411 ~~ Man.wy of C.'9
McCoaMICIC MOITUAllH
Laguna Beach
494-9415
Laguna Hills
768-0933
San Juan Capistrano
495·1776
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Mortuary • Cemetery
Crematory
1625 Gisler Ave .
Coste Mesa
5-40-5554
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·~· ....... --SOFT DRINK BAT1\.E OF 8&.0GANS RAGES ON
Have • Coke or cMch the Pepal 8plrtt
Deatha
Elsewhere
OAKLAND {AP) -
Raoal Paaae, 72, who
began, and for years
directed the Oakland
Civic Ballet, died at his
home here Tuesday.
N ESKOWIN, Ore.
{AP) -The nattonlUb'·
known founder ""f1l a
group for parenta who
abuse their children
died Tuesday of an ap-
parent suicide in her
home, authorities re·
port. Malll"em Lltfta, 39,
was featured in stories
in Life magui.ne and on
the television program
"60 Minutes" as founder
of Parents Anonymous.
HA RR ISON, Ark .
CAP) -WDUam Joeepb
Moore, 108, the nation's
oldest living war veteran
and Mason, died Sunday.
Jingles mirror
American life
By Tbe AslOela&ecl Pren
The slogans and Jingles concocted to peddle
colas take ..a ·thrc>ugb the 20th century like an
American family album. Here's a look at some of
the pages:
ProldblUoD -Coca-Cola was "The Great Na·
tional Temperance Beveraee."
Tile DepreHlH -Coke's 6-ounce bottle
became "the biaest nickel's worth in the store." Pel*i bad ''twelve full ounces for a nickel, too."
World War 0 -Smllin& blondes in seamed
atockinp are ahown pulllng wqons filled with bot·
tied Coke down the street. "He's coming home
tomorrow,'' they announce.
TM 11511 -Catching Up, Building New Lives
after the War -"Coke makes good things taste
better" and is sold u "a sten of good taste." Pepsi
is "for those who think youq."
Tlae 1 ... -The Baby Boom Grows Up -
"Come Alive. You're in the Pepsi Generation."
Tiie It'll• -The "Me" Generation -"Coke -
It's the real thing." "I'd Uke to buy the world a
Coke." "Look up, America, see what we've got."
"You've got a lot to live; Pepsi's eot a lot to atve."
"Join the Pepsi People, feelln' free." "Have a
Pepsi Day."
Today -"Have a Coke and a Smile." "Catch
that Pepsi Spirit, drink it in."
~~~~ ....... ~~~~-
New state office
slashes red tape
e's
Qme ,...._ ...._ 10f Coe1-0ll1 • ioft etM Nlel -•,.,..<*It bl .. ..,._ eo 11., ,. ... a. ae-
cordhlc'° •A.C .N...._"""' ol ... dUit. HOwww, eoe.i-11111 tlle.,..... leedlr
due to *-itll ID foUiAlii .-.. _... tM HWlea
t\ftrei daa't r'llfled a.a· .............. ---and-
pop ll"OC«r.1 ..... -.......• man.r_.. 'l'M"COI•.,_ war .... •• dme wMa t.be
$1$ bUlloH·Yeat loft irta --::. arowiDC at tta •iowelt rat. llaee ._ 111111. 1 ' pereeot a year. Cola'• •bare ol tllat ~ atiOUt eo ~
cent, .ii sli"'°C•lo•~, UW,.ta11ay. .
llo...over. two otber mart.Uni 1laat.1 -
Proet« • Gamble <Cru1b) .ad Plllllp Morrt1
(1-Up) -.-neently a tend CM"")rdfttable soft drink
ind~~ aa a.eriout competlton.
TO llOl.D rl9 88A&S AND try to win some OI
poca-Ool1'1, PepalCo 1pent •. 6 &\Ulloa on ad-
vertlalDC Jut year -an hlereue ot more than o
pereent. Coca-Oola •pent m.1 millloe, up 21 ,.,.
cent.
Thia beacM~b~ad adv~ battle •'ta Coinl Col ........ ol • to conttnue for tome time," predicts PeawlCO • wi\U a tol>Y Pepel 1 I.Ill ~~!'11•1
1pokesman Al Goeta Jr. "One or the Other ot ws Several other keJ •mp~. ~· · ~
will win-and we both mlaht Win... Zyman, now auoclat.e m&rhdq CliNetor 111 ~
The battle baa even 1pawned "The Cola Cola, allepdly •ere also puter.a_
Wan," a recently publllbed book by J.C. LoWi COCA·COLA COtJNTSaCB.\&GSD U ~'!u. ~2t.,!1!,~~ .=:v~;em::2!patC.O lpirlted away 15 COca·Cola em.-, .... -.na u;e present biWe 'rt. t.'Olllpantes •aracl to teUl9 oat4'.;,a..-·-"1
FOT years the batue bitwem Coke and P-1 but later dilpUted the eonctitklm. 'l1Mi c .. 11 ' -..-QI> in tbe ilr. waa the epitome of Sout!Mrri 1•Ulfty. Both pro-"I think lt probably bu doM more tor _...
moted am lnia1e -the vltalltr ol the Coke or Pepai benefit ol the people .wt at Pep.i," uld ....,.
drinker -rather tban the drink it.self. Tbey •hied Tbompeoa, bever•1• analyst for &.r. R...._, di9
from confroatinl the competitioin. New York investment firm.
COKE ADVB&'l'ISBD THAT "Tbinp Go Bet· "They were lr)'inl to make the n .. t ~..?.!! "
ter With Coke" and "Coke Addi JJte." Pepsi ::d!!.~t~ake • move to Colle tldDk twiC: ·~
responded lfith "Be Sociable, Have a Pepsi" and ·-==============:::::11~:;;::::;s;::o-r "Tb~ Pepsi Generation. r
Thole upbeat themes, catchy slogans and BE A 5 1 o .hummable tunes won the companies dozens of
awards and plenty of converta.
"We're aelllnc a poslUve hnqe,·~ aaid Joe FAMl~Y Wilk.lnsoo, apoteaman for Coca-C.01•. "The people
in our ads and the 1ltuatlom prot.rayed say more
about the alplllcance and quality of the product
than any direct statements we mipt make."
"Promotinl • product .. not .. lmpe>rtant u
promottns an tma1e -an lma1e ol the user," 1ald
Norm Syfvester, senior vice president of advert.ii· In• at PepsiCo.
ON TID8 THE CO•PANJES may asree, but
their advertialng bas taken on a sharp edle in re-cent years.
Pei-iCo, which once lured converta with an ad
that offered "Twice u much and Just for a nickel,
too,!" now is aa)'inf, fiatly, Pepei is better than
Cok"e.
"We've proven lt," said Goeb, uaerting a
claim that Coca-Cola cballeqed -with mixed
success -in an appeal to the advertiaiq division
of the AssociaUoo of Better Businea Bureaua.
In PepsiCo'• "challente" adl, ftlmed acrou
the country 1 comumen are abown picklna PepeJ
over Coke in blind lute tells.
''WE FOUND THAT as PE&CENT.of all peo-
ple in many areas prefer Pepal to cote," Goetz
said from the company's Purchase, N.Y., head-
quarters. "We're present.iol a true story and
we've got the facts to back it up.''
Coca-Cola retaliated with a aeries of ads
claiming "one sip ii not enoup." It also made
that point in it.I complaint to the Better Bu.sineu
Bureau.
-------AIOUY
1s1
() o Good tor thrte p1.c.1 of Juicy, GQiden bfoWn Kentue)y c F"ed Chicken, plua alnglt aervlnga ot col• alew.
.,, mulled potatoes and gravy. and a roll limit two off.rt 0 per c;oupon per customer Cuatomer pays all apph~· i~:MIHtall
I
Offer expires November 30, 1980
Prlc•• may •at'f at
pa111c1pallng toce-
tlona Good Of'ly
lnSouthefn
C.llfornla wMr• '°" .... he ColOMl'a face
Window banner
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Pric .. may vary 11 pat·
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Good only In Southefn
C.llfomla wheft rou
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Cobra Chain
Pot' being evaluated ·
• n cancer treatment .
JICMmlQlf (U) -Cueer ·HUtaU .. D °' ,. .... Mtpltal .._., M; 1,atlMdc mart·
~ WUlteiidotdll ... to ,~•• P1WW tide •~ ot , lfQI a tpiok•mu for
M.D. raon Ho1pital Hd
TuMl'IMUtuM.
Ua• ot the 1~e m~ ta "bl1b1Y ex~~ ... bUt UrlJ re-... ,dl at otMr cue.r ctaten ha.I
indicated it bU beeD a boon to ~· tlenta tatln1 potent antl-cancer di'uc•. OoOrid •aid. ~Id. wbo Mrv• at Chaltman ot a Teau Department Of Health com·
mlttee fOrmed to moaltat tbtt uae of
marijuana for m~lcal p~ t1t_roulb0ul Texu, said ..veral otber tNatu.ent c:eaten acroa the itate prob•~l will beP\ ualn1 u.e •Yll·
theUc Pilla IOOQ.
,.
1ttloption
rtouncil
~lans/ai;
I ' Panel discussions,
1'0rkshops, resource
i:otha and entertain·
ent will be featured at
e Adoption CoUDctl or
Orange County's fourth
~ual Adoption Faire,
s'lated Sunday at Golden
West College in Hunt-
iDtton Beach.
The activities, which
•ill take place from
noon to 4 p.m., are free tp the public.
Workshop topics in·
elude adoptln1 older
children, infertility,
' minority children and
teen-age pregnancy.
Entertainment will in·
qlude a children's pup-
pet show from U: 30 to
~:30 p.m. in Forum I.
1 Child care will be available in th.e (fhlld
Care Cebt#.
I
Stat,e
'JlaAtime'
proposed
TRENTON, N.J . CAP>
-A New Jersey
le&talat« bopea to roll
up support for a bill to
have boccie declared the
state's official 1ame.
"We have a state bird,
a state animal, a stale
, a state tree and a
s tJower. So why not
a late 1ame?" asked ~ Eugene BedeJ.\, D·
Tmoutb.
•sn&LL A&GtJED t.Sit the 1ame of boccie,
broulht to tbia countr)' ~ the 18th centUJ')' by
Italian imml,-ranta, is
tfi"e bf.#t candidate for
i designation, aur-
1.na such state aanc· t nea activltlea ..
ckjack.
-Bocde ia payed on a
?5·foot court known u a
"campo" with wooden
balls four to five inches
ln diameter. A player
rolla h1I ball at a smaller
ball called th• "boc -clllo" or ''palllno," with
J t1ie object of 1ettinl bla
bill in cloM or. dlaplac·
. inf tbit-~t'• ball.
LOS :ANOG.D (APJ
.,.A ..... ~ Oll-41ti law ..... II , ......... •JtN••
)1f .e'il•• aboard -~:·::e .... .. ... .... . .. ... ............ ..... ~"· ..... , ...... 1 ....
TM __,.. Caneer: tDMUua. Jw
••lied l_. .(t.ules to the bolpita}, ·~ 11 ~tau have beeil •P" ~·• bf recs.ai autboritl• to pre-terlbe the medieauon, Dr. Fied'G.
COnrad aaid. ·
~. VICI: president for a>a· tteiat care, aald UM pllla probably will
be lllve to• patieota. .
"l>encJGally, I bave at lea.st seven
OI' eipt patiellta on chemotherapy
comm, to the cllnic Friday and if
ttll1 ot them ~ bnina bad nausea, I
'llrill tell them about the new pllb,"
onradl&id.
Tbe Dllli contain a •yntbetie forwp
of THC ~ or delta·9 ·tetra-
bydrocannab1nol.
He predicted doctors at M.D. An· enon will need a "minimum of
three to m month.a" to evaluate the
pilll' uaefulness.
THE llEDICATION will be pre-ac rl bed to patients underJoing
chemotherapy and suffering ex-
ce11ive nausea and vomiting that
standard medication has not re-
lieved. ..
PaUentl must alp cOIUMllt forma
before the Pllb are prescribed.
Fish gas hit
for deaths
CHICAGO (AP) -A little-knoitm
health huard amonc fiibermm -
upbyxiatloo from 1aae1 emitted by
decaY1n.I filh -baa been blamed for
more than 30 deaths in 10 years, doc·
tors and Coast Guard scientists have
found.
The raearchera, in the Journal of
the American Medical ~atlon,
su11eated pw-png the air in unven·
tilated areas before crewmen enter
and wamln1 crewmen of the-dangers
of worldnt in enclosed spaces.
Pets rate
~high with
GBTSX
Al'PEAL
owners
DENVER CAP) -Pet
owners have such a
strong attachment to
their animals that more
than a •.bird of those sur-vey.-1 by a foundation
s~!d there ill "no limit"
'o what they would
spend to save the life of
a seriously ill pet.
A majority of the 250
participating pet owners
1>raiaed veterinary
medicine's increasing
sophistication, saying
they were glad that
"medical care for pets
Js a1 advanced as
medical care for
humans."
The survey was done
by a Denver public opin-ion firm on behalf of
the Morris Animal
Foundaticlo, a non-profit
organbation.
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LeachiJ' ~tivation
helped t!lCC runner
81 BOWA&D L. BANDY Of_o.lly ...........
BW and Juli~ Leach have· a
pblloeopby at Corona del Har
Hltb School that ls payin1 alt
handsomely for tbe Oran1e
Coa1t Collece women~• cross country team tbll 1euon.
Tbe Leacbs coach the crou
country and· track team• for
womm at CdM alid each bafina
competed in Olympic Gamea
competition, bave b1,111t tbelr
own theories for the you!l1
athletes In their cbar1e.
BA&BIB LUDOVISE la a
freahman at Oranae CoHt alter
competl.Dt for the Leact. for
tbiee years and 1a)'9:
"I can't see any coacbea bet-
ter for myaelf tban BW and Julie
were bl blch sebool," 1be tays.
"'They were the motivattnc f~c·
tbn for me and they stressed do-.
ln1 your best.
"U they bad stresaed winnlDa
only at all coat•, I proably
wooldn't be rwming today.'' Sin~ moving to OCC, Bai-bte
baa come under the tutela1e of
Gordle Fltzel and bu found a
~unni~ partner In Lita
Gonzales who tra.-ela the three·
mile course lo much the same manner and time u 1be does.
They bave led the Pirate. to the
South Coast championablp for
\Jie fourth stra1"1it year and an ~ the verse of paclq tbe team
to the state title u well.
118 ran fOr 141 yardl In a 1'·1' de wltll
Okllilliolna Sta&t, ~ m 1'Udl m a a.a ........ Of Colli. lat ... (..,... Pla11N :.t Ulltbe 1am1>• 1r0and oiut 1.S Jardl ID a triumpta over 81[ac ••
1111 t,C. yuda Oii the .... la the Gzth best
tOtal lD KDIU ~. ID nine pmea, Bell ii
Htrastnl 121 yatdl. lie De.di Jmt • 1U'dl Slitu.r-day apbwt Waloqri to break the mlventty'1 all·
time .:rt. •
Bell ad Heriebel w.-a. Of <J«irCia are UM'
latest fntbmen arr .. elite ~ ._ ftnt·JMI' nm·
a.n wbo bave 1urpMMd ~ 1.0IO-.Y'"9 mart.
-"--~ ..... Boaori arm't...new to tbe ex-~~
He Wat wted tbe CIF Bii 5 c.cnfermce Pla)'er' ol
tbe Year wldle a aemor at Ed1tola; Twice be earned
pJaudfta, ooee at EdtaOn ad once at St. Fraildt lllCb.
He ll one ol only three Jaybawb to be named · to tbe All·Bll I •quad. Wide reeeinr David
Vener, noeepard Stan Gardner and punter Bucky
Sbriboerwere alloHlected.
Lakexrs' Magic ·is gone
I .
But injured Joluuon says M's still best
INGLEWOOD CAP) -For two
year• the quckness, itrenitb
and tJlthutlatm of Earvin
"llallc" Jobmon bave pven tbe
world ol eolle1e and pro buket·
ball tomeone who really ''can do
it all."
No bi& man lD the 1ame'1 his-
tory baa had such varied Kllla
-leadlnl a devutatin1 fut
break, tb.rowinl paasea tbat baf-
fle opp,onent1 and. dell1bt
crowds, then charJID1 tnaide to
out-rebound the biller men who
usually decide th.lnaa.
BIG llEN you can baYe the
1ame Mck, for awhile. For molt
,of thll winter, tbe made ls pne.
·Tbe S-9 Job.Dion will UDderlO
lr:nee aur1ery on Monday and be
wW be .Iott to tbe defendlq NBA
ehamJ)bl Lot Anlela Laten
tor 10 to 12 weeks.
But Johnson upecta to be
back, strona u ever, before tbe
U-1ame NBA reautar teUCJll ends. He felt eomeibln1 ''pop or
crack" in the knee Tuetday
D11bt In a Laker same aplmt l!tanau aty.
Wbm tbe left lr:nee wu liven a full examination Wedaescfay. Dr.
Robert Kerlan, Laket team
phyticlan, taid: "llapc bu an
e~tenalve tear of the medial
1eml-lmar cartlla1e." .
Jobmon said Kerlan told him
tbe tJUury D)'Y have occurred a
week Wore when be, wu fallen
on by Atlanta center Tom
BQrleson -or when Dallas
center Tom LeGarde fell on
JoblUOD S\Dlday. But playln1
•• aln Tueaday dldn 't cause
further damage, the doctor added. _
ALTHOUGH dltap ·
pointed, Johnton tald: "It'•
DOI nae 1 won"t De aD&e to ncum
tb1t ...... Be •aid I'd be 100 .
percent when I come ;"·" "We'll be in tbe p yoffs,"
JobDIOD added, "and w 'll win
another cbampiomblp. ••
' It may not be wise to bet
•lalut fbe 21-year-old'• predic-
tion. r
At 19 Johmcm led Micbllan
State to the~ colle1e tltle. At JO JObn8on wu the nnt
rookie named most 1aluable
player OI the Nitiii':liW B...-.
ball Aaodation pta~. ffj bad
42 DOiDt1 and 1J reboUnda ID tbe
LUen''.ftnal 1ame victory over
Pblladelpbi•.
Prior to tbe Kantat Clty
1ame, won by the Laten 107-9',
Johnaon led the NBA ID aaalsta
this leMCID with an 8.8 averqe
and ateall with a 3.5 avera1e. He
wu lint In Later acoriq with
22.4 polDta per 1ame, and tied
for second in team rebounding
witb an 8.5 averqe.
An. lll1"CeJ'Y llonday mom·
inl at Centinela Hospital in
Intlewood, the Lakert said
Jobmon's lea will be in a cut
two or three weeb. RehabWta·
tion followa, probably at home lD
1 .. nam,, lllch.
.. I'LL LET llY mother· feed
~~.. keep me ttl'oq, pve a. a
llwe 1ympathy," Job.Dion said.
His place In the Laken' ttart-
in1 lineup 1oes to Michael
Cooper. CoopeJ-scored 14 polDtt
Tue,day m1bt, and Johnton
watn't miaHd lmmedlately lD
reboundln1 •• Jim Cbonea ~edlDJI. ''This ls a very 1lanifleant
win," Lakers Coach Paul
Watbelld aalcL "ll we lose, we
could'•• said: 'Gee wb.b, we
can ~banlBf advenitJ'. ••
Tbe Laken. 15-5, return to ae·
tlOD ~ at Phomb •laimt the Sada, who are 11-3.
COiiseum;~:
LAOO ink
agree1nent
LOS-ANGEL~ CAP) -Tbe
Lot An1elea Coliseum, cen-
terpiece of the 1932 Olympie
Gamet, will b• the main
atadium for the ·UM Olympia
under an a1reement alped Wed.nelday.
The Los An1elea Olympic
Or1anldq Committee will ~
for a new track at tbe..atadl._ ·
wblcb seated 102,000 fc)} tbe 1111
aama. AJtbouah Improved -'· inl will bave cut capacity to
about 1'1,000 by 198', LAOCC
Prntclent Peter V. Uebemltll
•aid bWICJnt ol i>eOPle acl'Oll tbe world will watdl the Gamet on
televlaion anyway.
Tbe comfort of the spectaton
in the theater-type eeatlq ls
mom important than their aum-
ben, •aid Los Aqelea Collleum
Comml11lon member J .J . Frankovich.
TBS AG&SS•BNT • to be
fol.loW9d -a formal coalraet wst1t OM eaua.., Com•W'oe,
waa waned out in montllt ol
Mfotiationt. Durial that time
there wu aome ccmeern tbat tbe
Collleam 1nJ1bt aomebow lole
tbe Ol:Jmda ..... J111t u It ncem.. 1J lost a lucrative contract wtiia
the Loi Aqete. Ra.mt of tbe ~
tional Football Leaaue. The
Raam now play 30 mil• away Ill a,ooo.teat Anaheim Stadium. •
Ueberroth tndlcatecl there ,,..
never any real question • ..,_
usln1 the Colileum for another
Ot,mpla.
The stadium commiuion will
receive 10 pelft:Dt ol the tlctt' reeel&Jt.!t and ltl tbare of aw $2 to flit million from ~
and closlu ceremonies and tbt track and field. events tbouJ'4
anally eue the pain of 1os1Df
the Rama. -•
In addition to tbe lion'• abani
of ticket reven\at, the Olympic!
Committee takes 50 pereent of
food and bevera1e talea and •
percent ol en-a receipts troai novelty and concenlonaiu
tales. ••
L.4KERS, NETS
JUKE TIUDE
INGLEWOOD CAP )
Veteran New Jersey Nett pa.rd
Eddie Jordan will take the place
of IDJured suaril·forward Jlqic · Jobnaon on the Lot An1elea
~akert ro1ter, elub 1eneral
manqer Bill Sharman uJd to-
da7.
Jordan wu acqutnd from tbe Neta iD excbanp tor the LUen'
1112 number one draft choice to
replace Jolmlon, wbo liajured bis
left mee aaa.s Will Underso 1ur-
aer1 llainda1 for remoyaJ ol
ca.rUJael. "' . . LUen CoaNa raw Wtltbiad
tald Jordali WU Mieded to lll¥f
"ID tM bt'"•'"'""frand,...... Of tM ~ tlaat •Ile ,..,..
witb Nana Nbaln .••
J
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..-----fl-Ce of tlae tl•fl · .
BW Ward of the Oranee Bowl aeteetioG eoauntuee
on bis preference between Oklahoma and Nebrwa for
this year's came in Miami: •'There is DO aDimoslty In
any respect to the Oklahoma players, coaches or fam.
Put it is harder to entertain someone three and four
years in a row because you only bave so many ~
available. It's like havlne your motber·in·law com• to
visit once in a while is fine, but after a while you
run out of things to do." .. ·
A U·A nee-ri<"CUt honor. te MGrf11!t t•
a two-time AU-American receiver from Stanford, 4 t Fowitain Valley Hilb product Ken Mar1enam, Ell
was named to the 1980 All·America team u &elect· II
ed by the Football Writers Association of America.
Other offensive players honored. are Purdue quarterback
Mark Herrmaaa, Georgia freshman Henelael Waaer,
Purdue receiver Dave Yo_,, Notre Dame center John Scul·
ly, BYU lineman Nick Eyre, Pittabur1b'a Mark May,
Oklahoma's Louis Oubre and' USC's Keltll Vu BoneJ ~ut of
Fullerton, and MQUling backs Freemu McNeil of UCLA and
George Rogers of South Carolina. Among the defenden are
backs Ken Easley of UCLA and Roule LoU of USC ...
May of Pittsburgh was also honored by being named as the
Outland Trophy winner, symbolic of the nation's finest of·
tensive lineman ... The Rams announced they bave slped
offensive guard Greg Bortoa, who replaced guard Ed
McGluao11 on the Rams' roster. llcGlauon underwent knee
surgery Wednesday and ls sidelined for the seuon. Borton
played far the Radll from J.97S.78 . , . LSU baa declined COD·
s1deratico as a Peach BOwl team.
11~·· the big ""~ that f10f cJn. ~
FRANKFORT, Mich. -That wasn't a boot on II
the end of fisherman Kenneth Herrin&'• line in tbe
Platte River. '
The soggy lump Herrtne reeled in earlier tb1a
month was Harold De Witt's wallet, and it held $2,750. Herrint, who is lDlemployed, returned the wallet t.o
DeWitt and got a $50 reward.
La"7 Bird 1corect 19 points and pulled down 11
rebounda WedDeeday m1ht u Boston won lta fiftb
1tral1bt Natioaial Basketball Aaaociatloo 1am1
with a lo:J.tl romp o\fer Indiana . . . Dan
Conble 'eored elabt pointa in overtime and San AD,tonlo out·
•CJ>red New Jersey H.t in overtime t.o reeord a 112·10. vie·
t.oty • . . Pblladelphia'• 8&ne Illa came off the bench t.o
1core ellbt of h1I team'• 16 points in the Jut two minutes f>f
the tb1rd quarter t.o spur the 7fj!n t.o a 110.101 w1.n ov~
Golden State.
Mart.ht na•ed AL •allafler ol ,,...,-
' BillY Martin, the tkebrand of the Oakl&nd A's, • who Jed an alm01t anoo oua team t.o a remark•·
ble aecond·place flnlll was named American
Lea1ue Manapr of the v-.ar for the third time bY"
The Auociated Presa today.
Marlin wu an overwbelmin1 cbolce in the ballotlnl by a · ·
nationwide panel of 1porta writers an4 broadcast.en, recelv·
int 400~ votes to 108 for numer-up Jim Frey, who took the
Kamas City Royals t.o the American Lea1ue pennant in hia
llnt year on tbe Job.
Do11k'•1radi to A••hefd • • The trade of infleldel' BJlaa 0.1le from tbe
New York Yankees to Oakland bu been held up 'pencUnc a check ol Doyle's roster status • . . Ttz·
u •cquired Ke.ta s .. e1er, who bad a 7-1 ~
with .Philadelphia in relief roles, to complete the trade whlcb
sent reliever Spaft7 Lylt t.o the Phillie. . . . UHa Fr•·
&laaae and llebla c.utu, two st.an of the ll80 Olympics, will
cballeqe some of the previous stars, such u l>ere&llJ BaaW
and Pew Flemm, next month at tbe Capital Cent.er in tbe
first World Profeuional Pliure Skattn~ cbamplomhlps tn w asblngton . . . hllaue lleN .. ua of t.l,le Uaited Stat.ea
and China's Cbea YOllOD tied for first place ID the in·
divldual all-round event at the U.S.-Cbina nmnuttca meet ln
Pekinl ... The British Isles teatua are sett1n1 the pace in
the European race for places in the Ull2 World Soccer Cup in
Spaln. England, Ireland and Wales are in the bunt after sur·
prising victories.'
Tef,et,lslon, radio
Following are tM top sports events on TV tonight. Ratings
are: ./ ./ ./ ./ excell&nt; ./././worth watching; ././fair ; ./forget
It.
9 5:30 p.m., Channel? ./ ./ ./ ./
NFL FOOT BAU.: San Diego at Miami.
Announcers: Frank Gifford, Howard Ce>5ell and Fran
T artcenjon. •
Miami's surging OolpbJDS.rbeblnd rookie David WoocHey at
quarterback, plays the pass-happy Chargers. San Diego trails
Oakland In tM American Conference West by a game wt.lie
Miami Is two behind Buffalo In the East. QB Dan Fouts Wiii be
on tM firing line for the Chargers who are 31h-polnt favorites.
RADIO
Football -San Diego at Miami, 5:20 p.m., KNX (1070).
Basketball -Lakers at Phoenix, 7:20 p.m., KLAC C570l.
UC Irvine poloists face Pacific Frid~y
LONG BEACH -UC Irvine's
water polo team, seeded second,
will meet the University of
Pacifl~ Friday morning (9:40) in
the PCAA championships at Bel·
moot Plaza pool .
The ~teatera will also meet Fresno State (3 p.m.> and UC
Santa Barbara (8;20 p.m.) to
conclude their pool play action.
Saturday's fmals will matc.h
the top two tean11 from each
pool in bead-to-bead -competl•
Uon. The te.in survlvlnf will re-
ceive a berth in the upcomlna
JllCAA cbampionab.lpe, also at
Belmont Piasa, Nov. 29-30.
The elebt seedl for the PCAA
cbampionsbllfs, annouuced
Tuesday, look llke um: 1. P91>-
perdine; 2. UCI ; 3. UCSB; 4.
Lona Beach State; 5.. Fresno
St•te; 6. Cal State Fullerton; 7.
UOP: 8. San Joee State.
Local news.
Kvery d.a.Y·
8JCVllTISSDSN .. ..., .........
lfe'I WrlU.eQ b1I OWD boiOlt CID
muaele natbWt1, all but ~t·
ed blt own brand of sporb
medicine and 1arnertd a n•·
tioual teacbtilc award.
And Tuetctay, Oranae Coat
Colleae athletic trainer LeolJ
6kele experienced what be calll,
''tbe mo.t bumbllnl thiDI ~
ever happen t.o me," wbeD be
waa named National Atbletle
Trainer at the Year by the Juniot
colle1e association Qt tho Hmt
name.
To some, 11Ucb an bolior may
not make the impact u, taJ tbe
Hei1man l'ropby qr the Cy
Youns Award. But to stete, It
will be ClD8 of tM most eberlabecl
bonon be Will ever receive.
A talented and ~rt trainer
who baa tiD"ned dOwn several of.
fen to perform hll duties for
profeuimaJ teams, Steie ~
fen the life of a JC trainer and
teacher in an area he calla '1.be
most beautiful place In the world
to work.
"I feel kind ol pllty,"' be wd
about tbe bobor ... It'• the second
time I've received a aatloa.al
honor. I'm aratefUI, ecstatic and
thankful.''
In 19'1 .. steie was bonoftd u •
the nation's top fint-year Junlot
colle~acber by the National
Teac • Rall of Fame. . "I 'mmt be blessed. Surd)r,
there are more people wbo de-
serve a nat:iooal award. But, t.o
receive two of them .... ,•• be con-
tinues.
••you \:an't db lt without the
administration'• support, and I
certal.nly couldn•t bave dooe lt
without the help of all my adis-
tanta , " be adda.
What makes Skele particular-
ly arateful about th1a bonior b
that it is tboee auUtanta who
will benefit. In addition t.o the
Cruiserweights
vie in Anaheim
ANAHEIM (AP) -Jesle
Burnett of Inglewood will fight
Bash Ali of Nigeria on Dec. 3 at
the ·Anaheim Convention Center
for the United States Boxinl As·
soclation cruiserweigbt cham-
pionship, it was announced Wed·
nesday.
The crui.aerwelght diriliOG,
176-190 pounds. la • rei.u..a.,
new ooe in boxina. Thia will 1-
the first' USBA championship
bout at that weight.
The winner of the 12-round
bout is guaranteed a fight
agalrut the winner of the World
Boxing Council cruiserweight
championship bout on Nov. 25
between Marvin Camel of Mis·
soula, Mont., and Carlos De
Leon ol Puerto Rico.
,n
aaU()Jlll title, Stele'• aelectkJD aa the top IC trainer In the eoun.,."l
try has earned OCC a '1.00CM
1cbola.rsblp to eo toWard studemii
·trainers who will continue tblm"
studies at four-year scbools. · .. What'• nice about th1a ls tbat
we'll have two of theset:!
tchofarablpe here. We also have~~
one iD the memory of Tammy,,
MacAltJJur, wbo wu one ol my·H
aasistantl," Skele ~lalna.
The memorial aw~ t.• liTilt·.
· each year in the dme ol lliM>«1
llacArtbur wbo died tan yan-p
ago Of leukemia. ., 1
••And thole people ftally de-
. .ene aucb a sebolanhlp. I've tot kid.a wOrtdnl 5CMIO bOai'I
me. It'• Dioe t.o know I can .u.re this bOooi' wtth them,'' steie,_
tontlnuee. · '
In lt'18, Skele ~ ... llme
LooH and Stay Happy," a jaide
for at.bletel Who wlab to taa.ae
their performance throqb ea-
ibWty.
The Pf'OIJ'&m outlined in Jiis
book b followed by OCC'a foot.
-ball team for 20 minutes before
dally drills. Skeie says fattiue of
a pencm'• muscle structure can
cause injury and bis fieldbility
pro1ram can . cut back on those
injurte..
Currently an associate pro·
fessor of physical education at
OCC, Skeie bolds a bacheJor's·
degree and a Master of Science -
Deg_reefrom Iowa State.
More than 3,500 members of
the National Trainers A.saocia-:
~:nat~~booor-=. try.He'll be bonol"ecl •l~!-NP'b.s.Qi-.~....!:
Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio ~
Dec. 1 and then receive a public
award during halftime
festivities at. the Bluebonnet·~·
Bowl Dec. 31 in Houston. :..~
"It's kind of a neat feeling,""'
Skeie says, almost at a loss for,.·
words. "I just thank the Lord.-.·
What can you say. I almost feel
guilty. Two national awA!'d.s?" "'
Watch Fl'Mdom ft ~rfoi fit Wlttl the pros on NFL fOOtball telecasts.
The newest member of AC-Delco's
st:af1ing team comes on strong.
w~ more efficient starting power.
More staying pcwer.
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Rod Carew, the aeven-time American
League batting champion, cbata with
children at Our Lady ~11 of ltbe Angels
School in Corona del Mar durlnl a visit
Wedn~ay. 'lbe Aligels' first baseman,
who has been active in the Multiple
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behalf of MS, which the school has also
taken a part in.
Stevens, Suieazy,
Cook top statistics
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Fountain Valley H11h'a Matt
Stevena, El Toro'a Damon
Sweuy and Costa Mesa Hip's
Steve Cook, all juniors,
dominate the.Oran1e Coast area
football stati.s1tcs after the con-
clusion at the relUlar season.
· Steveos,. the quarterback of
the Barons• 8-~ Sunset Leaaue
representatives, lead.I ln passing
(1,678 yards)' and total offense,
with his net of one yard rushing
added to his passine.
Sweazy is the scoring leader
by a wide · mareio with 123
points, in addition to piling up
1,304 yards rushing.
Cook Is another runaway
leader, netting 816 yards on 75
catches for the Mustangs.
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GWC faces
Rio Hondo
WHITTIER A victory over
Rio Hondo College tonight will
set the stage for the Nov. 28
Southern Cal Conference foot-
b a 11 championhship duel
between Golden West and Santa
Monica CC.
G WC, 3·0-1 in conference play
needs a win over Rio Hondo
tonight (7: 30) at Whittier '
College if the Rustlers have any
hopes of overtaking the powerful
Corsairs (4-0-0, 8-0·0) ln the
conference finale.
Coach Ray Shackleford'•
squad will be up aaaiut a put·
happy Roadrunner squad. Rio
Hondo QB Rich Aranda ii
67-152·9 lo eitbl eamea thia
season and ranu fifth ln the
conference in pu1in1 yard.I.
Right above him 11 GWC field
-ceneral Sam Alello who bu
completed 83 of 1 .. puaa for a
1'0.1 averaee. Both QB• have
thrown four tou.ctidc>wn paaae1.
The GWC defense will a1ao bav~ to contend with Donnell
Cooper, the No. 1 all-pu.rpoee
runner in the conference with
170 total yards.
Providing Santa Monica de·
feata Lo. Aneeles CC Saturday
nieht, the Coraaln and Ruatlen
1 will meet at Oran1e Cout next
Friday night to decJde the con-
ference crown.,
1
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Fountain Valley High 's
Barons, Marina's Vikings,
Estancia'• Eagles and the
Corona del Mar Sea Kings are
on the road Friday night as the
CIF football playoffs unfold. In
each instance kickoff is at 7:30.
Here are directiobS for each:
Fountain Valley at
El1ea.bower -Eisenhower High
is located at 1321 No. Lilac in
Rialto. North on Brook.burst to
Garden Grove Freeway (22).
East on 22 to 7 North on 5 Orange Freeway (57) to San
Bernardino Freeway (10). East
on 10, pass Bloomington, left on
Cedar Ave. to Bloomington Ave.
Proceed nortb·easterly on
Bloomington to Lilac Ave. Turn
left on Lilac to school, located at
corner of Lilac and Base Line
Rd.
Marina at Foatau -Fontana
High ls located at 9453 Citrus
Ave. Similar to directions to
Eisenhower, take Orange
Freeway (57) north to San
Bernardino Freeeway (10). East
on 10 to Citrus Ave. turnoff in
Fontana. North on Citrus to
school.
Eatancia vs. Neff -La
Mirada Stadium is located adja-
cent to La Mirada High at 13520
Adella Dr. ln La Mirada. Take
Santa Ana Freeway (5) north to
Beach Blvd. Proceed north on
Beach to La Mirada Blvd. Left
on La Mirada Blvd. to Foster
Rd., pass Rosecrans and tum
right on Foster Road.
Corona del Mar at Lap.aa
Beacll -located at 625 Park
Ave. Proceed south on Pacific
Coast Highway to Laguna
Beach. Left on Forest, right on
Gleneyre, left on Park .
OCC surf en vie
Oran1e Cout Colleie's surf
team closes out it1 r•1ular
aeaaon &mday Yiben the Pirates
travel to UC Santa Barbara.
OCC le lCM> followlDC' a tri·
meet victory over UC San Dleao
and Sao Dteeo State laat S\Dlday
In La Jolla. UC San Dieeo was
undefeated prior to meettna the
Pirate., but led by beat wtnnen Mar!',~r, Tom McElroy, Pua
Roemen and Mlasy Prior, OCC
won, 17-5$-41.
~~~ takton th~ ads and li.atings that busi·
n sa use to call eaCh other and put them in a
separate book-The Lot Angeles Buslneas To
Busineu ~ellow Pages. You'll find materials,
equlpmtnt and~ from firins all over the
are~ttr lo• ~eles market, And you'll find
thttn f Mter and easler titan ever. •
50a. llount•int7 They're lilted in Pacific
Telephone's to.~ ConsumttYtlldW P~.
lallboa& rMl.U' 1tWOt1 ..., .. ,. obMn• &IMi n.~~· '-hofLlay, !but dot Pecellarily with .. u the weekend lbM bft1iP out all maaw ~ te••ttu, ~ wltb different
U•• tMl IDMll the 1ame.Uliiil.
2'bt llAIDll tlll"1 from Tbaillb,iytq to 'l'W'tey
Day to Dnab ltSck reaattu and are ·~ all
over U.. IMIMrD CaUfomia Yadltina AuoclaWJaL
Tbe onJ1 faffptlon II Newport 1Harb0r where the
only event .:CIMduled 11 the Newport HarbOr Match
llaclna Cllamplonahip, rescheduled from Jaat WMkend.
Weather permittln1, th11 event will determine
tbe Orana• Couoty •kipper and crew who will aall ln
Loni Beach Yacht Club'• Paclftc Cout Match
Raclnt CbamplONbip whtcb iii tum Wtll aelect the
final entry in the CoD1res1ioail Cup next Mareb.
One ot the best attended of the Thanbaivin1 re-cattu Will be at Alamltoe Bay·Yacbt Club in Lona
'Beach With aeuon scheduled Saturday and Sunday
for both l!fJe and amall cluaes on outaide and in· a4decounes.
to 01}7111pic group
Now <SOn't n.e tooo
on somebody to lend you a band when thcte'9
a big, clumsy job to do, Black lk Deckerbas de-
algned an alternative: the WORKMAnte
Cla.m~wn 35• • It 'a the taraest and most
ainbltJous WORKMATW' ever made. ·
lmpreulve in a~ and lta ability to handle
beavy~uty work loads-up to 750 lbe. And the
strength of the Clam~wn 35• is exceeded oaly by
Jts veraaWJty. It combli.aes the adv~es o! a
Jatge work surface. a giJlnt viac, clamping press
and aa*borae. All In one compact and ~ble urut tbitt Colds to oruy e inches. So ltQD go~
ever tbeJOb ba~ to be.
But wbat really ma.ttest.be Qampdown 35• f0Ulethin8 ·~is Its unique clamp1Jl8 feature.
1t tlolda your work in place; with maxunum .
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• are easy winners.
Top-seeded Newport Harbor
and Sea View Leaiue champion
Uni veulty loeeed routine
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day lQ ClF 4·A watAtr polo ac·
Uon.
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Barnett dl1mantled vl1ltln1
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NewPOrt Hertior acorlno-0. 11•11• I,
11111•' 2, Howell 2, Gilford l , Wlloon S,
Wlllfolk 1, Selvatore 1
Ulllvwalty 14, DewMy t
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Clfl•A
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W.ctnead.:l~ tt8n .. ctk>n• BALL ~ ........ TEXAS RANGElllS AcqulreCI Kevin
S•u<ler, pllclMlr, from Ille Pllll-lpllla
Phillies ., lite pl•rer to .. nemeel leter '"
Ille S~r1lr LYll Ir-Of Sept. 11. A-W•yne Tolleson, sllortslOP, end Lenny
Wllllehollse. pltcller, to lltelr ...,_,,,111 r•ter
Outrlohted Mike Hut, outrlelCler. to
Cll•rte1ton of IM lnternetlOn•I LHglle
NelleAelLe .... PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES -A....., Jim Wrlont, pltcller , toOtll•ho.,,. City of 1t1e
Ame rl<•iwAu ocl•llon Aelded AleJenClro S•nchu , OUlll•lder, to llllelr 411·m-r
Y'Olt•r
BASKETaAU.
We,,_•s ........ leMI ..a.tull L.eee19
CH ICAGO HUSTLE -TredeCI 7onl
St•cllen to Ille Mln11esol• Fillies lor • ltll drall choice
FOOTBALL ......... F ...... llL .....
DETROIT LIONS s~ Mike MCCor. defen1lve teckle W•lved Alve Liies, IKkll LOS ANGELES RAMS SIQnecl Grwv Horton, ottenslve 9uard SAN F RANCISCO 4tERS A-Ger.,.CI W1lll•m•, corrwrlMKk Waived Scott Perrv.
safetv SEATTLE SEAHAWKS -A-Cornell
Weoster, cornerbeck Welved JesSie GrMrl,
•lele rKel,,.,
COLLE GI SU F FOLi( Named Jim WlllOUOhllY
heed IHwC»ll CMCI\_
Howser'~ future
still up iii the air
Beth Daniel
paid honor
NEW YORK CAP)
Second-year pro Bet
Daniel Wednesday hu
been named the Playe
of the Year by th
Ladies Professional Go
Association.
Daniel, 24 , from
CharleAal, S.C., eamed
78 points to out-distance
runnerup Donna Caponi
'\':oun1 by six. Amy
Alcott and JoAnne
Carner were third and
fourth with 68 and 6'
]>Oints, respectivt1Y.
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I forgot, not my ptpe1°
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A G~E~I f"OOM
YOL.A'VE. GOT Hefl'E'1 J:.W.A !
TftE FAMILY CIRCUS by_ 811 ~N!M GORDO
~ PICA~f ~·;:,MA
ANIOM M'i .oJla,
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WASBJNGTON (AP) -Tbe recent boatnf n · cov,ry appean lD Jeopardy, u at.utt l"ClM only
mod..U,. ill Oetober '!lrblle buildtnl penolta -a
barblnpi' ol tuture activity -plunced preelpttoua·
IJ, tile to•emment baa aaid.
Tbe a1oWdoWn eotncldell with a sharp Jncn.,.
in m~e rates to u blCb u 1J pereent. Tb!a
hu cut ~ Into people'• abllity to purebue bom•.
The Commerce Department reported Wednel·
day~tbllt bouslq 1tarta lD Oetober l'Ole 1.1 percent,
follOwtnc a nviaed &.1 pereent Increase lD Sep-
tember.
'8B •ODBST t.oo.t to u. umUa1 rate of 1.55 mllllOa st.ara iD October bWb tbl fifth 1trallbt
montb11 rile. ID May, th•bous!nc tndustrJ wu tn the
dePtbB ol a seven receuioD wltll starU fallinf to an
anaualclipol oolylOe,000 units.
HolNnr, October'• housma start picture
mub a potentially dJlturbiq story, eeoaomlstl
aald .•
$ln&le-famlly bowllnl starts actually fell 4.4 perc~ after rlliq a nvised 5.5 peffellt tn Sep-
tember, the Commerce De~ment said.
Oetober'• overall lmproYemeat wu due to a
H.I peremt jump lD multif.amil1 boulblf at.utt,
, lW ''' t rt 11 'f,
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.......... le111ll
Ca. 92980 (714) 648-2287
The POltBox
an ana be1ped 'bi 1ovemment 1ub.tcn.e.
Moreover, for tbe ftnt 10 montbl of ll80, all
bou.slq atarta wen down about 2t pereent over
the 1ame perk>d last year. And eh.aDeel of reeover·
tn1 from th8't lbortfall appear severely dulled by
tbe 1barp allele tn bulldbl1 permtta.
The Comm•c• Department said permlta plun1ed by l.C.8 percent to an umual rate ol 1.13
mlllloo unltl lD October. 'l'bll about equala tbe ln·
crease tn SeptAtmber.
POa 'IBB PD8'I' 10 montbl oltbll yeu, petmtta
aredown2'7.lperceut,thedepartmentaaid.
"We really don't have much hope for tbe next
four to six montb1," said Michael Sumtchtut,
chief eooaomilt of the .r•u.taI A.aoeiatlon of
Home Bullden.
·sumlcb?"ut aald he does not en•iaion
mort1aae rates dropplq m\aeb below U percent tbroueh much, tl aof alf, of U81. lleawblle, de-
mand for boulinl remaina at v_,. 1troa1 levell.
Ecooomlata etUmate the houaln• Industry
must produee more than 2 mlllioo ~ unlta a
year throqh tbe 1980I to meet tbll demand, whleb
.. fueled by the baby-boom 1eneraUon that now i.a
at bome-~1 a1e.
Bias e1Ue
Rate increase
requests llii
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·by MelnDrei
SAN PRANaBOO (AP) -
9tb tJ .8. Court of Appeals ha up;
held .a dlnetAid •erdlet bl favor of International Buain•11
MacbiDee bJ a •ll mJIUQn an-
Utnaat lawautt brou,tht a1a1mt tt
by llemores Cotp .• of Santa, Clara.
U.S. J>iatrict Judie Sa1quel
Conti on Aua. 11, 1178, had
granted IBM the .. relict Uld
found that u a matter ot law,
"the-record In tldl case cannot Juat:lb' a verdict by a reUCJ11able
jury m·favor of Memorex."
A lenctb1 jUl"J trial bad ended July 5, 1978, witb tbe jury
deadlocked 9-2 in faYOf of
Memorex.
~king
Wally Amoe, founder and president of Famous Amos
Chocolate Chlp Cookie C.Orp., is fed one of his cooties by
wife :a.n.tiDe at ceremony at the Smltmoaian Imtitute iif W~. D.C. Amoe on Tuesday donated the bat and shirt be uses as trademark.a on hi.I product. to
SmithlonJan Musuem of American History.
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PUBLJt NoTICE
"c:nn~ ewn•IUI NAMll tTATeMtlMT TM totlowlne .,.,_ la doh>11 bli1I·
MU .. : QUALITY C"Al""f CONSTRUC·
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PUBLIC NOTICE
filCTITIOUS aUSINISS NAM.I ITATIMUfT Tiie lcMlo*l"t persons tr• c1o1,,. IJ<l~neuaa THE BOAT IEXCHAHGOlt, iQ Via Opor1o, SUltt S, Newpon a .. c11.
C.lf!Qrnlt~ ICona E.nt•rprlte1, tnc I• Calflornl• co•POr•tlonl. 3400 Via Oporlo, Sull• S, Newport Buell,
CalllOf'lllt t*3 T"ll ~-111 ~by a <Of'· p0rall<Ht.
K-E!nterprllff, I~. Pftlllp M WtllmM,
~dtnt Thlt su._1 wM llltd wlln ,,..
c-cy Clet'll ftl °"-c:ountr on 0c ~rl1, t'90 ASSOCIATl!S NINE, llJO P_.lllc Cont Hlgll'twty, Hunllr>vlon 8Hch, ,.,_,,, CalllornlaftMI au•TON & IN04.la•IECHT
uwrena o & E••i.tn A Schl•Y, 1.twyen
M'2 Htrtlor ICO Clrcte, H""'\"91on I M-pWt "'-C:.W 8ea<ll,c.ltforlli.'2W at II C:-.W• l'tu. Ori,.. Adem & l.ovetta Moro, 41 New..,llMdl,C..ftt61 hl•nd .. y une. Hunllllgton n, Pvllll\Nd Orange Coesl Delly PllCJI I Calllornl•m41 I No ... IJ,20,t7.0.C.4, 1'10 4S47-IO Herold J. & -•Y M Wl"llrn•nn --~~:or-:'::' H11ntinvton em" PUBUC NOTICE
PUBUC NOTICE Metvln R anCI Glort• M - -PUBLIC NOTICE .. Hecllm.,.. 102t ,.,,.. StrHI. Hutu l'ICTITIOUS aUSIHUS
1ntlof> 8Mc11 Ctl~t ~ M-1 ST AT I MINT IUNlllCla COUllT OI' TNI nomlntl lnler...U In reel Ht.II• an<I AvanCI Entfl'prls ... l46i1 Dorla TM lollowlng DtflOtl Is doll\g D<ltl ITATflOfl CAl.ll'OltNIA 110111 .,,., .. •llrKllnQ Ulf)ICel acl•enc;.es llom A•enue, Minion Vi•IO Calllo•nl1 n .. s •• TNfl COUNTY O'° Oii.ANGiE 'ln•Hton whlc" rtrely 11Kerne an '1'4 POLYFl.OW CONSULTANTS "'° c.a .... 2'W.. tQu llt tnter•ll 01 Ill• 111v .. 1on I HOftc• c S.to.•11 .... 11111, Huftt· Htmltlon, Sull• 1, Cos t• Meu Af'f'l.ICATION ,.011 O•Dfllt Nell"•' B•l•n nor Relch•rl ••r• 1n11ton Beec".<Alllornlatl-Ctlllornla9Ul1 01 ltlCTING l'AYMINT OUT 0'° ••art ot 1he ltwn tHIOtnu of c;.o.09 Thi. 1>u1lne1• Is co11<1ucte<I l>v t Ptul Wiiiiam Tnlt>oduu HO THI llaAL llTATI IEOUCATIC.., G O He.i 8otll Mve e1 .. m1 •9ffn&t o-r•IDa,,,..,.WP Htmitton, Sullo t, Costa Mua,
• Ill A•CH, ANO It IECOVI. y n1m •n<I -•_,.Of no •ueu ldtll· .... _. o. $(hl•Y Cellfornl•97-21 "UNO ,,._ T• 1*71, a..1-• llll•l>le wltll nlm. Rt,..•ltd Ill' J_.ll.. Tiiis 1t.1NfNnC was lllect wlln 11\11 Thi• llullnel115 ~by.., 1n.
eM ,.,.,...._ ClMtl kl_, -· Che lool'-1"9 Pffl«I> (ell C°""I' Clafll of Or-County on Ol•l<lu•I,. .... W. TillDOdff<I
MAltY 1.0UIU Jl,.,.ltlU, "--• N-..t -..a.1 .......... -n ...... Hovem_ ,, ,... Thi• --..... 111~ with , ... tiff, rt "°'"1E O. O'HEAl, et Ill., ""ton" Wtt" ~ O. O'Nffl 1:K1t P'I..,_ -·-.. -Oef...-b. .,.,. •r• not-• DI -u fcltf\1111• PublWwcl 0r.,.. eo.11 Delly PllOt, C-ty Clef'll of Orlfl99 c-ntl' on Oc· Plelnlltf NfliltY ,,.... .. ..,..i1c.a11 .. bt• with~-of l'ftlnt11f·1 J.........,t Ho• JO, 27, OK. 4 11, t'90 ....._ ~r 21, t•
tor en orotr dlre<llft9 .,..,....,,, lrorn Debtor• Arte._y D..iver, teamran Che llHI E11A4e Re(ovtry Furod eno el• Gtmroo<ll, k•lhtrfn Vtfek, Ce! 1999, tnac Horme11 Smllll, J M Be<Cf'Otemew,
1'147791 Publllht<I Oranoa to.st Oallr Pltot, PUBLIC NOTICE
1 on -ell•."'°·• Jucto..,,...., wn Rl<,,•r<I a.re, MOC Heylor Norma NOTICE OP DEATH OF entered by 1111• Cour1 In""°' Of Plain •no Biil llOOinlan. Clll •~INt Oetendtnts GEORGE G let Pl•lnlllf'1 ,..,,. .. , lies ,.,,. COLEMAN W. BRINDLE,
o HEAL e1111 GEORGE G O'NEA1. e. ,.,, • ., c-y *"" W•NJ c. M1111o.e1-•ka c. w. BRINDLE, aka ASSOCIATES, INC.,• <Alllornl• cor ena Rudoll<I MonteJeno, both ot Se11te WAYNE BRINDLE ANO p0rat1on for W , .... )7 compenHtorv Ana, Callt ....CS both of whom .. ,.. d•m•-.ao,oao.oopun1t1 ... a•m-• pr1or•t_.,.,,.,econ1t0f'Geo< .. o. OF PETITION TO AD· enct 11tu0 <Mtt s.1d Judof'n..,, 11 o Hui, r99WCll"O"" ..,.,..tioub °' MINISTER ESTATE NO.
now llnat. wla Oel-.nt end tne ••••ten<• of H · A 105917
2 Tiie J~t 111>Asecl 1><fmwlly Mts or bUSl,...1111.,.etb·l•nlll~Olt • T • I I h I "PM • ~of Ktl., ""'le" occurred w1111 u1<1 ~t. TM Int lftQUlr; O a e r s ,
on or_,. Octot>w •• ltn ol counsel -<lllnno • MtncW!tory beneficiaries, c red I tors
3. The,,...,,.,,, 11 erouncltd on tr. s.111.......,. Gontwenc:• Juty ••. t• In and contingent creditors of lrtlid. m1..__,..1100, lrtud!Menl tne cn•ml>ert et Ju4t• Robert 1nchoc:•rNnt w'CI ,,,_.,.,,,_1 111f11c11 ... ,.,..,.,.,. At-y Momel-aid ac Coleman W. Brlndle, aka •' .,,...IOna, e11,.'"' by o.•-" t11at 11""' 11•• lllft he 114111 ••""" C. W. Brindle, aka Wayne "'""• 11canse<1 ... r .. 1 .. , ..... , .. Geo•o• G O'NHt 11., ••P•rttd Brindle of Costa Mesa and "''°"'-w1111eper10rm1no.a't°" ean1<1rn1e -• ., btli.w.ct 10 • 111 persons who may be wlllc" Mid I~ •M ~Ired UM SCtle ol "lof1Clt. Ille tddrHs was
•• Thoe -Of U>o •Ctutl -ullllnown. otherwise lnterest@d In the direct IOU tuflerU l>y f'ltlntlll UI On._, OCC .. .._, -In lete Wfll andforestate.
,,.,...._. "-· ""-letlCll'I -m• - -In Ml'ly , .. Plelnllll"t A natltlon has been filed l11teftt-Wlktl.,. of emollontl di .. cou,...t _... with • C7l'. Robert I! -,, ... 11 '"·"' f7 p1111costa1n.,,. Mlf'1 wu ot L..eQlllW 1ttc11, c.111°"n1a w11o by James E. Helm, Public
tttttuo. Md""" uw ol>lOCt o1 • ,.., .... 1e Administrator In th• s. '"' .. "'"' 11 not IN _ .. Of .,.., trtnucu .. .,,,,..., to 111a1 ot Pltlntlft Su,...rlor COcJrt of Ora""'• C>otenclenl Ill thb proceeding"°' 11 ,,,. a1111ro11l-ly ._ty <Mya previ-IO rv ,._
• 119r..,. ,........,1et1wof.,.. "*-Plelnttft'1 vanucuon wit" Georoe G. County requestlno that
.. .,.. ~I O'H•tl '" tm. Seid_, ........... " .. James e . Helm, Public
•. "' ol IN --.. ""' •ppltcellCll'I, .... led. -..... MllMn on ... Administrator bl appolnt-l'l•lntlff ,_ reoelvect no _., IH pen ot ~ o. O'Ht•I Wt did Mt inon1 .. -"' 1n par11e1 NlllllectlCll'I of ,_.1 .,.., •-inM• , ... ,~ .,. ed as personal represe~ twr J~ .... 11t1>111tv °' ... Y ...... wri1c11 _..14 tatlve to administer the
1. "'•tfltlff .,.. _ _.. rtmodltt conttlMe • INl•U tor u1111v1nv In estate of Coleman W. Brin-end m-.. follo.lftQ ... ,"'" ano •hol• Olf 111 pert Pltlntlff't Judgment di C W 8 Ind! k 11141111r1 .. • 1e Hcfflt111 • .,.,,,., 111e 1111 CeunM1 tor P1e111tlfl "°' c... e, aka . . . r •, a a o.i~~ Oetlton nertln tac\ld ttw ~ ot R•e• 111Me Wayne Brlndle <under
.,. -.-.. 1111 ,..., or 1111r1GM1 Pf'OCI-" Ctlftornl• tiy ... ..,..,.,. tne1 1>v iotter t h e I n de pend en t A d -'"" ., .,., -• ,._. to w sdd .,.,,,,,..,..,,...two""" to • ...,.,,. I I t ti f E t t .,. IWllOd "'Nll•ecu1111 ,. 1119 Jllflv. 1.,. "'''°"' °' iianstnv ., rM• ...... m n s ra on o s a es
_.,,. w1e1, ,__or tir-rt w111c11 "'°"'d Act). The petition Is set for
(•I An Allltrte1 Of Jud9m1Mt w .. tit toun<1 ldlntltlebl• wltn HCh Otf-hearlnQ In Dept. No. 3 at roco,._ 111 11W Office of tM Colffl41' o.n1 1n P1e11111w1 1111t. 11w:1udl119 700 Civic Center Drive ,. it-t•• 010r-. ~Y.,, 0c._.. o.orv-o. O'HHI. s.10 111c1u1r1es •• W t I the City of Sant.:. •· 1..0. • .. ,td Oeot"ge G O'Ht411'• 1c1en1111ce-es , n .. 1111 ni. ..,...11an -0t111 ., tlon "''"' • ...,. .. t., or broil•" e1 • A n a , C a I I f o r n i a o n a.or .. G. O'NMI -taU111.pn1 21, ..... ,..... "°"' o.c.m11er "1s 1o December 18 1980 at 9·00 ,,,, el Wftl<ll "' "'" •MmfN4 .. to M•r<ll a.. ,..,._ On Ille lttctf det• Ills • .
HO• 10. 21, Oe< •• "· '"° -Ill I
PUBLIC NOTICE I
NOTICE OF DEATH OF
THOMAS L. BLACKMAN,
alu THOMAS LEON
BLACKMAN AND OF
PETITION TO AD -
MINISTER ESTATE NO.
A·106591.
To all heirs ,
beneficiaries, creditors
and contingent creditors of
Thomas L. Blackman, aka
Thomas Leon Blackman of
Newport Beach ,
Callfornla, and persons
who may be otherwise In·
te.rested In the will and/or
estate: A petition has been fll@d
by Esttler Blackman In the
Superior COUrt of Orange
County requesting that
Esther Blackman be ap-
po Int ed as personal
representative to ad-
minister the estate of
Thomas Leon Blackman
<under the Independent
Administration of Estates
Act). The petition Is set for
hearlnQ In Dept. No. 3 at
700 Civic Center Drive.
West, In the City of Santa
An•, Callfornl• on
December 9, 1980 at 10:00
ltb ........ U. ...U..ol Guqa 0 UUllM UO -~111 ••DlrM -llH a.m. O'NHI I.•~'-· No~_,.. -been r......o n of -montll IF YOU OBJECT to the a.m . E ,..,....,.,..,...__m1M11on. TM--prior toir.1111noot tllluPP4luo11on. or anting of the petition IF YOU OBJ CT to the
•lllon ~ .. Ill Of l'etrklt O'HHI, I 8y Uld IHrCll 111111 l11qulllt1, '(OU Should et••er a..._.; granting of the petition,
iri. .,..,_"' o..r.. o O'He••· ... P1a1n11tt 11a1 dhco ... reo "° reel °" "' ,,_ you $h0Uld either eppeer
laQ11 ~-. "'° "' Mt1c11 P<ttrlc" r.-1 properly nor °'""' ••Mt• at tht hearing and state at the heM'lng and state ro·~:.:,:.;:~.,;·:.;:~~ .. ~ w~1<:~·:r,...,.:=i:ld0tt-you1trt obJt1~1ons 0ft•·-'tl~e your obJectlons or fll•
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•• w1111111ttw ... r11tw~111t11-ot 111r1.01C1lor!t11e-'~o1 ... court bef~ the hearing. court bef~ the hearing •
.. • t11e 111d-.t•"" _. wt11cn '"'""tiff'• •m1n1111 u. ""°"'*" o...... 11ndff Your appearal"C• may ~ Your appearance may be ~ ~4:".:!.:!: :-ot::~" g::::: :',".~.:!~~~=-=,:,:, In person or by your at-In penon or by your at-
'"'· Wltll ~.I~ OMittf 41M Illa fnqulrM m.ot •llO Wllllld torney, t o.or .. o. O'HMI 11 or tDtlll ,,. llf'llt 1111•11ty .. M1110 ,,,..,..,._ ta ~ I F Y 0 U A R E A orr•1· y 0 U A R E A
Af!MceNUtf ..... lll'•tfKClll'f'M dHllJudooncml O.blot 0a9, .. o. CREDITOR or a cont· CREDITOR or a cont· fllld dkl CIMltfllllt:"' Mid •*'letlOll O'N .. I 1'""'*"'°'9. "' MlllW l>tf-_...I ... ..... 1111trHtlfrtw••r'IOd•...-otd1Mt•· ffllt nal'llMI 111 ftt4"11tlff'• Cttt1IM4tlt11 i• lngent Cr.u tor of t,,... vs· lf'9•nt c,..cfl1or of the de. •r M• .,.., ...o Cflllllll.ttd I• ,...,. e1u..r ,....... ... ..,. .,.. «1• ,_. ceased, you must file your .. -t flt Mt.,._ .. tt\e tKIMttt• et Ill• m111Mw~1o..r.,o.o·~..i clalm wltn the court or cea__., you mus •your .,,.,11., ~.,,. o. o· .... 1. f11e -ceHCH "'fttCICl!ldl111 In •111..... t 1 t .. • 1 claim with the court or '*'"-" ., Pt&r1<11 O'NNI •• t11.tt TIM ''"•U:;:v"•• "•"• ,.. presen t to '"'" persona prffef't It to the person•• ,.., llr'dWf o.w,.. o O'HNt..,..... .. _.. tM ,,.,.._. o.. representative appointed 1 I tH !11 _....,.,.... ••i. v1111MC11ene t•r o .. r1e o o .,. .. , .,., "'' by the court within four represent•t v• '&f:"
h •Ill W'-111111¥9r I.lie ... ,., M tf' 1t•mU•U corp•r•lltll ere 1110 months from the date of by th4t Court WI n four .-vi ,...,. e1 il'l11nt1tf'1 ,,..1111-u.n. ti_,,.,, .. ,.....ffll• .,..., ... i. ,...,.,. m-t .. s trom -... date Of .,.._ l'M•kll O'N1e1 wu " ,.. .,;. ... ;.., .;. ""'"9t .,.. _.__ .. first Issuance of letters as ""' " u,.
teh•• ..,... .. ''""' ""'trMMCtl-e11...-111wuc11ett. provided In Section 700 of first Issuance of letters•• "',_..~._-, -" '"'"' w"llHl'O"'· fl't11111111 rtNllKIM· th• Probate Code of S)rov• ldedPro'1>"as.ctt1 fconod7•00 oOff }It -·--tlM tlf •I "-C#f'IM I\' ,, • .,. IN c.wt .,._.. It C>Pllef \ h I 111 "'""""' .. ..,.. 1m.,.. ""· 11 111ruu111 uw "••I ••ttt• cem· C1Jlfornla. TtMt Umt for cellfornla. Thi time for
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -5'jn1.ftcanl cbu,es lD tbe •HJ 111
and eJeetric uWitial tnend Hnice to new custom .... h11 rtcelved
lntat.IWt approval by the 1tat. Public Utilities Commlulon. ·
A ftnaJ deelaloo OD lbe ~. prope>Md by Comml11lontt
Lecmud Ortrnet Jr., la apeded lat«.
~ _diev~~ptrt Netlve •UbiltahUaJ 1ubl.ldJes when new
hOmea are cOaoected t.O the neal'Cllt cu maJn or electric Une. Tbne aUowancee wer. •labllltied Iopa aco whtc utWUet were
rel•Uftly cMap aad when eacb new COll~OO brouabt ec:o.nomia
w~h cant.ributedtolower rat..
BlJT GUW£8 SAID TID8 t.beory ii now "bopeleuly outd•t·
ed., and coats ol provtdini a>erfY to tlrw cuatomen have rtaen dramatical),y.
Gr1.met •aid the propoaed new rwo serve bot.b t.be r1tepayers'
and utilities' lntere•ta "by favorlnc the use of clean·bumtna
natural au lnltead of eleetriclty wtieN IH ls available. by en-
cour1&1o1 the efficient use of au &J)d electricity and by provldina
incentives for lnstaUation of ecinservation-orient~ 1y1tem1 .and devtcm.''
SPEClnC MEASURES propos~ include abolishing free
footage allowances for electric line and•aervlce extensions, except
for acrlcultwe exteulona; compemation for lnltalll$.ion of enern
conaervattoo features and some free 1u emnalons when gas
apace and water heaUn1 iJ ln.staUed.
The oew proposal becomes effedive next July 1, if it ~eivea
final PUC approval.
Richard C. HolmJren bas
been elected chattman of the board of the Oranae
County Chamber of Com·
merce. He is a partner of
the national accounting firm
of Main Hurdman & Crans·
toun, Newport Beach.
NEW YORK (AP) -Crime, lt seems, does
pay -especially for manufacturers of cape for
1ecurity guards and police1MD.
Bloom, president of the Uniform Cap Manufac-
turers' Association, said.
Bk>om sltid 1uch UJe of uniform cape to com-·
bat "a dramatic increase in sbopllftins" has
add~ to a boom tn their sales to security guard •
firms already prospering from a sur1e ln the de-
mand for protectlve services for stores.
Makers of uniform cape say bualneH ls boom·
tng u ahopkeeJ\en who cannot afford private
security guards have employees wear parda'
caps todiscouraae 11bopll1Ung, ·
"Many small retaUen, unable to bear the coat
of professional security 1uardl, simply have one of
their employees weal' a uniform cap," Bernard
He said sales of bard·via<>r cape for firemen,
police, peace officers, guard.a and chauffeurs
should top $10 million thls year.
Over The Counter
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'UR4NSACTIONS
Thurtday, No~bltf 20, 1880 S
•
B1 •U.TON. owm
rbor '• an old 1toq that comp1r • Am•rlcaa
taletcnanahlp With ttie BnU.h Yariety. It teem thal a
ulesman for. a Jtritlab •hoe eompany traveled to •evual
African COUQtri.,, JDd then cabled home, "No market here. everyone goes "-Nloot.." AD American 11lesman who
followed him there cabled company, "Grc~t market,
oo one wean 1boes tiere. •• •
Like 11 lot ot ttoriet of th1s kind, whJcb att told '1 pep
ralUu to Juice up the sales fo~. there'• really nO\ much
validity to it, aside from it.8 .U&htlY racial tince . Th fact
is, American salearnan.sbJp oveneas ls dilmal.
We have been blessed with such e flf'01\8 domestic
market tor the gooda we produce that U.S. companies,
both bie and small, have never bad to think much about
selline their product& In other countries. Whta the 1lanta
of American bualneH have thought of exploit· ·
ing forelin markets,
they have done so by
establishing manufac·
turing facillties abroad.
Not much attention has
been paid to exporting
the U .S.·made product.
Money
Tree
This practice contrasts .sharply with the British and
Japanese experience. They have bad to import the raw
matenals.needed to produce a wide ranee of gooda. And
they paid for these imports by exporting finished products
all over the world.
THANKS TO OUR JNSATIABLE appetite for oil, we
now fmd ourselves in a pos1t1on similar to Japan and Bri·
tain We need to export to earn money to pay for our
petroleum addiction.
How badly we do at this game is clear from the
balance of trade figures. In 1978, our purchases of goods
from abroad came to about $40 billion more than the
a mount of money we collected from exports out of the U.S.
In 1979, the deficit was reduced slightly, to $37 billion. This
year. it's expected to come in a little lower -at about S35
billion
In September. for example, U.S. exports came to $18 7
billion Meanwhile, we were paying $20.3 billion for tm·
ports <about $6 biJlion of that was for oil).
AS ANVONE KNOWS, if you pay out more money than
you take in. you're in trouble So the United States ts in
trouble And that's one reason why there's much talk in
business and govemtnent circles these days about increas-
ing our exports.
James F . Bere, chairman of Chicago.based Borg.
Warner, is one of those beatmg the drums for more ex·
ports In a recent talk, he noted that only one out of 10 U.S.
manufacturers does any exporting at all. And be said that
80 percent of our exports come from some 200 companies.
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Syntbob
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AIJC • 1:00 -••Cooley JDO. •• 'n.e
.. American Grafftti" of the black U ·
pertence with Lawrence HUUJB-laeobm,
and Glynn Turman.
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• YOU llT YOUR LR
Buddy .............. .
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CMOa l\llllW Md • -~ ........ ..,, .. ,.,,,. ,...'°"' ... Guiab: Vllltor 9erge; two-
time WOftd ~ .,,.
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or.,.~y llteok, DI-
.... ,. A lltf)'Cftletri.t d•vbt1 hit '"'•"t'• emneale. but ..,_ to
help '*" .... ~· .. WWohed In a ..-at
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AND -n-ti.Y Pli'IN "TO MAKE
IT IN"TO "" MINNIE ~~ ~ THIS WINT~!
~ ~ ~ ,, ' I
~.f#._~"·gone, but 'Happy Days' fine
~ii~· ~· This ftgured to be the lut seuoo for ''Happy beginninc, before Silverman (t.hell cblef ABC pre. .\NG ~ "'" ~ Daya," we the t1ag:1,!• comedy of a healthier grammer) "fine.tuned" Fomie into cartuture. · --_ tM •· A&c Jineu•· For one c. "Happy Daya" entered Sharing the DI.ht with Fonsie will be EM Gll .. f ~-lta aevelltJa year -without Roo Howard, who pro-Moran, who plays Ritchie's little sister, Joan.le, ---=
.._...,..., ~. '' ,.._. al eN •Wed lite set1es with character wdlht when it and Scott Baio ae Cbaebi. lt'a a bppy ~mbina-~ :t~Mil'9to '9e''-4e ton.. threatened to soar off in fliaMa al 1Dliadl. lion. M1sa Moran, wbo aever betrayed po9NS1lm ,:::_~
:> t 1 1 • • .:•. ".. of any acting ablllty Mfore, baa suddenly ._ _______ _,
. ~~.· 1. -··; .B•mjy.. Mth-.::::>Uom~t:i!:= :~~ bloaaomedlntoamainf(N)mperformer. ·~L&.--• · 'llllJ:i. ~ W'lllkler•1 n.De, wu ku-.d from ABC by a fat YOUNG BAIO BAS presence and nataral .:;:::.
1 • • • « . . . ; · • · multlproject deal at NBC. Al.lo a'9ent 11 Donny style. He prom.iaea to be • new, perhaps fuller, .,._,r-m.a::~:::m:a:;-:=--:
1'f • ~ k~ llloet, the,_,,, Ralph lllai,ll. Fon&ie.
• Both characters are ~ to be in the Jen.ay Plccalo, wbo will help diffrt attentiaa from !. • ~ l' . . . There ta abo a new cbr'ac:ter, JN.Die'• pal
(A .,t ....., -.. Arm.ft..t Id\ a core., support cllaraetm and Ute Fonde. And with a haller, rMra1aed (tboqb by DO
• ~.!~ ... i. ...... ~ ... ~ ... ~: rou-Dot, it seelaed flefo"9 tM aeuon, the lain· meam cHmlntahed) Fonme, Tom ao.tey anclllarton _... ..... «:au---~ M--Rosa u Mr, and Jin. c may cet to .tart adillc like ---------... ·-·-. ue -...w.. ~ u.. ...... ., dieata ... 111ffeia. ~ but l'omlle ot the reC\llan .,,,...wn-acain._ .--waa de~ oa,.we ot earryiDt a aerlea ··---••X• IAlf 1P1 lf •n cartltlnu aolo ; _. r.a seemed to be ., tlW'aeter at au TbiJ ii drawillf a lot .from om epl.IOde ol a -1 V..,.._ •• btt _,.. anJ•ON, JUlt u.. teat.lier-clad remaant of a apent weekly HJi•. But that tlnt one wu a 1urprtae -a snappy, brtSbt little lhow, rtHll from the uhea erase. of an ovent'Ortecf, aeeood-rate aiteom. "Happy
817'1' IN rrs SEASON ,remtere Jaat week, _:D:•~Y•:_'_:' may=~be:.bere=.:_:•~Cain=:_· .-...::::::...~-----~t======~=~ "Happy Daya" cracklied with the old vitality, •UI·
•ettlftl more the ple•nt, ..U-erafted comedy of
lff• years aao thm tile bu.man eanooa it became
8Dder PNd Sll9erman'1 atandhrort.
'nAa _..••Happy Dli)'I" ii aot tervlnt under
tile .. tamllt of Arthur l'-...relll. Fon&te'1 1UD tbere, ._ aM , ...... ce ii UDdetlt.wd -be'• a
cbaracter uail. AM ia4icadou are t.bat he'll be
woven into t1.e falprte ol the abotr • he wu at Ute
•A PCW.Sllll IOUS• OP A FILM ...
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"PRIVATE IEN.IAMIN" J _,.,_ {R1
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... _,M:»lt:il -·-.,!!;!!
"IT'S MY TURN" ....,.,_._,_
~1:1..-..-..-•-
The lack of ensemble pe~ance ii tbe
1bow'1 ~r drawback, but Mveral cut mem·
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A my1wv _, DY Aelltlll Clwletle, ••i::.:.::--..... ..i.
ben dJ.ltl.npiab themtelvea lndlvtdoally. Moat Im-'~~~~!!!~~~~~~~~~E~~!~~ prealvo ls Chria llanrood, wbO show• 1ename .;
dimemtoo in bi.I role of a penalleu man wbo bu
tbrown over bis lady love to marry an belreu. !Mt ..... 9Url ..... ~-.. • ~ Mll\l9lf ~ ... ~~= '-"':i "'-=-'f-!I...~-::.~-= 1M Ll9 ~-,...,_ ..._._ 111Au911~ ;;r;.111. lfl MU• Ille Q ......... 191Vie1.19-...... ...._.. ~ .......... .
.Memorable also la the spW"Ded beauty who
haunt.a the newlywedl, played with melOdramatic
seal by Stepha.n1e Bernardy wbo auatalnl her
drunken outra1e well. llaidy Reside 11 effective u
her rich rival, while Bud Brewer u Illa• Reslde's
clereyman guardian glvea a solid.performance in
a difficult role whieb requires blm to be both in-
veaU,alor (ID the ablence ol comtabulary authori-
ty) and one ol the myriad 1uspecta u well.
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for the quality of performance, but for the am-
bitious nature of the project and ita technical ac-
compllahments.
Pat Moran, a veteran Udo actress, playa the
stereotyped clus-conacioua matron to hi@l ef-
fect, cblllln& the tar1eta of her verbal usaulta.
Lesa convincing la Dottie Brewer aa the niece she
keeps firmly under her thumb, while Joe
Lampman provides only surface bluater, and is
quite deficient in timing, u a Communist agitator.
The Lido players, a twice-a-year aroup, hit a
high water mark in scenic deai1D last aprl.ng with
"Tobacco Road" and have continued their ex-
cellent set work with this production, set aboard a
paddle steamer on the Egyptian river with ap-
propriate backdrop. Also firat cabin are the theme
music and incidental effects.
TWO nNE SUPPOllTING performances are
turned in by George Harris u a German doctor 2======::::============~-:
and Patty Lloyd as Miss Reside's mysterious
maid, both excelling in their employment of ac-
cents. Bob Campbell as the ship's captain and Er-
rol Gath and Graham Tingler as native Egyptians
complete the Lido cast.
THE PLAY ITS~LF. however, would be a
tough nut for an experienced company to crack,
given Mias Christie's penchant for pedantic exposi-
tion and verbose plot unravelment. At Lido Isle,
the performing talent ranges from the highly ex-
perienced to the novice and the result predictably,
is a bit uneven.
Norma Bell, with an assist from her husband
Stan, has done.a credible job of directing a wordy
play with limited resources and talent. "Murder
on the Nile" concludes ita week-long run with
performances tonight through Saturday at 8 p.m.
in the Lido Isle Clubhouse, 701 Via Lido Soud,
Newport Beach.
'
Glenda tries Broadway
By FRED YAGER
NEW YORK (AP) -As an ac-
tress, Glenda Jackson projects
the image of a cool and clever
no-nonsense person who is
always in control. But as a
person, she says she finds life as
difficult to deal with as anyone.
"My image ii partly due to
the roles I play," sa s Ms.
Jackson, here
to talk about
her latest
f i l m ,
''Hopscotch,''
a comedy ad-
venture co·
starring
Walter Mat· th au. ·
"I'm in-
finitely more aCICIOlt
vulnerable than many of my
cbarac:ters," sbe says. "I tend to
portray feirly stroog-mlnded
ladies. When I'm performing,
I'm in an artificial world where
there are no real surprises. Real
life isn't like that. Real life is
messy and often bewildering.''
ffl JANUARY, Miss Jackson
begin• rehearsals for her
Broadway debut in "Rose," a
play in which she bas been
performing before audiences in
London. There were reports
there would be ·a different title
when the play moved to
Broadway to avoid confusion
with the movie "The Rose."
"I don't think the title will be
changed," says the «-year-old
actress. "The author doesn't
want to change the title and I
think authors should have the
last word in that area."
For Miss Jackson, authors
should have the last word in
anytb.lng involving their work,
and abe objects to actors who
chan1e dialogue or action to fit
their penonalities.
••Actors are the link between
. an author and the audience,"
she explains. ''And we are
traumlttins as totally and com-
P.letely u we can the author's
creative view.
"YOU llUST keep an objec-
tive eye oo what you're doing
and what the play's about," she
says. "If you get too absorbed in
a role, you cease to be seeing
it ..•
In her approach to acting,
Miss Jackson makes it clear
that she does not believe in
"becoming" the characters she
portrays.
"I've never understood the
point of that," she says. "U
you're simply having a won-
derful time crying and laughing
within yourself, you're cheating.
It becomes a kind of indulgence
and the audience must be having
a pretty boring time.'·
Although Miss Jack.son bas ap-
peared in several comedies and
won an Oscar for her role in the
romantic-comedy "A Touch of
Class," she says she feels com-
edy is more difficult to play than
drama.
"IT ISN'T TRUE that if you
laugh the world laughs with you,
cry and you cry alone," she
says. "I think the reverse is
true. We tend to cry at the same
things, but we all have in-
dividual senses of humor. In
comedy so much depends on
liming and bow you deliver your
llnea."
lo 25 years of delivering lines,
Ma. Jackson bas become one of
the most honored actresses in
the world. She ls the only British
entertainer to receive two
Academy A wards for best ac-
tress, and in 1978 she was named
a Commander of the British Em·
pi re. But, it basn 't been entirely
a career of awards.
"In the early years," she re·
calla, "when you're desperately
hunting for work that never
seems to be there, you are
automatically discounted as an
individual. You only exist when
you're working and you 're work-
ing at the lowest end of the
scale, just filling up s pace on
somebody else's stage."
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··~rectl•~ J • In what was billed as a unique feat of
stre~. France Columbo, former Mr.
UnJvene, Mr. World and Mr. Olympia,
uses his teeth to turn a cable car around
in San Francisco this week. The scene
:·was taped for the Mike Douglas TV abow.
Mite Douglas and co-host Joel Gray are
in bac"1'0und.
Paper settles
bias lawsuit
WASlilNGTON (AP) -A complaint charciPI
the Waahintton Post with sex discrimination, filed
with the :Equal Employment Opportunity Com·
mlaaion in 1972 by more than 100 women at the newspaper, bu been settled, the newspaper ·an-
nounced.
Term.a of the settlement, include $104,000
•warded to employees, $42,500 in le1al fees,
1100,000 tor .new acbolanblp and sabbatical pro.
crams for women employees and a five-year plan
.guarant.eeinJ at leut one-third ol job vacancies at
the newspaper will be filled by women.
THE POST DOES NOT AD.lllT to being·
;guilty ol discrimination under the aireement.
"We're glad to have this complaint settled."
'aid Poet publisher Donald Graham, adding that the
aper bad worked ''very bard" on allirmative action
rograms for both women and minorities.
CLAUDIA LEVY, BEAD OF THE women's
ommlttee that filed the complaint, said "It's
trictly token back pay . . . But the affirmative
~ction element ia promialng."
The monetary awarda, of $50 to $250 per
raon, will be paid to 587 women who worked at
e Poet for at least sill months between May 1972
nd June 1974.
I Stooges still popular
PHILADELPlilA (AP) -Membenhip in the
ree Stootes Club has erown beyond expect..
ttona, accordina to president Morrb Fetnbera, who
bu &ood reuoo to be involved with the club. Illa
late brother, Larry Fine, was one of the
"koucklebeads" ln the comedy trio.
Feinbera. 74, now supplies a irowina market Jor inlorm.aUon about the Stoo1es, still seen in TV
reruna.
The friu)'·ba1red Larry died ln ms at ace 12.
,.after partner Curly but before the mop-haired
-rMoe, Feinbert said.
"He (Larry) wu a funny auy, and be didn't
realize everyone wuo't doing aa weU u be wu.
He lived blab off the boa."
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Pick a date
So small is Indian Wells that
Rand McNa1/y didn't include this
desert hamlet in its road atlas
8y IOZLC. DON 6' .. ~ ..........
A clerk in an IndJan Wells
botel cuually waa asked •here
·the main d:rag ls ln tb1a tiny
netcbbor 'ol the ttSOrt city ol
Palm Sprinp.
Sbe smiled, pointing out
beyond tbe lobby entrance. Can
and t:rucb were 1creamin1 past
in excess of 55 miles per hoW' on
the four.Jane 1tate H11hway lll.
"That's it," she snapped, aa if
abe'd been asked the question
about u often as where,) the
best place ln town to eat.
• Indian Wells (pop. l,flOO) is ..a
quaint desert community strung
out on, what for1S0me, ls just an
asphalt arteey on the way into or
out of the famous desert play-
ground.
80 SMAl.I. 18 Indian Wells
that the folks at Rand McNally
didn't include this desert hamlet
ln its well-respected road atlas.
Yet Indian Wells mieht be
thought of as a heart of sorts.
Seated in the rich agricultural
Coachella Valley, the town can
serve as a starting point for a
variety of sightseeing and
recreational activities.
By far, the most predominant
eye-catcher in this valley set
against the towering Mt. San
Jacinto peak is the acreage of
palm trees. They're date palms,
and when cultivated in rows
they 're called date gardens, not
plantations.
A DRIVE through a ZO..mile
radius of the Indian Wells-Indio
area reveals gardens that pro-
duce about 95 percent of all
dates in the W este rn
Hemisphere.
The date harvest bas begun
and conno~urs of fresh dates can take a leisurely two-hour
drive from the Orange Coast
area to the agricultural
heartland that includes citrus
fruits, grapes and vegetables as
well as the sweet, fleshy fruit of ~be date palm.
Roadside date.shacks
have bepn ftllln1 their basket&
with thla year's crop .d~ • seuoo which luta tbro~ the
new year, capped by the annual
date festl~al lD Fetm.ary.
Urbul supermarket customen
are accustomed to one of abOUt
seven date varieties harvested
in the Coachella Valley. And the
·typical atorebrand date -called
the Deglet Noor -is one of 99
v arJetiea produced throughout
the world.
Visitors to the sun-parched
Coachella Valley have an op-
portunity to sample somewhat
more exotic and flavorful
varieties that rarely find theri
way onto IJ"QCery store shelves.
One -the Barbee -is a soft.
round, juicier date that requires
refrigeration to prevent
spoilage. Another, called the
Medjool, closely resembles stan·
dard supermarket fare-but is
softer and sweeter.
THE VALLEY'S hot, dry
climate, with littJe rainfall, sup-
ports an ideal climate for date
cultivation.
Imported from varieties
originating in the Middle East
and North Africa, date offshoots
for cultivation arrived in
Southern California in the early
1900s.
Date gardens are flooded
every two weeks to keep the
baked desert soil moist. But
therein lies part of the origin for
a popular misconception about
the seemingly artificially dried
state of this palm tree fruit.
Unlike raisin·s and prunes,
dates become ripe as they dry
naturally with a little help from
the sun and the valley's
penchant for low humidity.
The heavy-duty paper seen
wrapped around the date cluster
or bunch protects the drying
fruit from rain rather than date-
loving insects.
Date harvesters climb 60-foot
trees on eiant ahlminum lad-
ders, cutting down bunches con-
taining ripe dates.
Dates that are green will
Mashdd dates are rolled m coconut for confections.
be cooked unW ripe. And many
dates, too dry to meet consumer
quality, will be rehydrated in
special steam rooms.
In the date gardens, you may
notice a few palms with no date
bunches or telltale paper wrap-
ping.
THOSE A.RE the male plants,
outnumbered 50-to-1 by the fruit·
producing females. In the wild,
female date palms have to count
on a brisk wind to carry on the
process of pollenation.
Under: more aggressive grow-
ing practices, the pollen is ex-
tracted from the males and de-
livered artificially to awaitlni
females. The resu}t: A date
palm can produce from 250 to
450 powtds of succulent fruits,
with as many as 12 to 22 bunches
per palm.
Dates ¥8 used and processed
in a variety of ways . Eaten
alone, they are high in fructose
(60 percent) as well as a number
of vitamins0and minerals. Dates
are especially high in
potassium, a mineral sometimes
recommended by physicians for
patients with heart trouble an~
high blood pressure.
For calorie watchers. the
supermarket variety Delget con-
tains about 22 calories. But they
provide quick energy -via the
h igh sugar content -for
a thl etes or weekend
backpackers.
And because dates are high in
s ugar, no arti f icial pre-
s ervatives are necessary .
Likewise, low insect infestation
problems leaves the fruit insec-ticide free.
Most dates sold for American
consumers are m achine pitted.
The overseas market prefers the
more natural whole date -pit
and all.
DA.TES ALSO are mashed,
shaped into balls and rolled in
coconut to make a natural con-
fection that will satisfy any
sweet tooth, yet appeal to health
food afi cionados who scoff at
products adulterated with cane
su~ar.
Dates also are }>rocessed into
pellet-shaped "bits" for rec-
ipes. The white powder cover-
ing the pieces generally is a
light coating of oat flour, added
to prevent the moist and sticky
bits from clumping together into
a single mass.
Dates are processed into pellets for recipes. ·
I
Visit other ·spots along the way
You'll know you 're there when the smoggy haze disappears.
While tourin1 the date
1ardens of the Coachella
Valley, you'll be less than a
half hour's drive from a
variety of recreational spots,
bl.ting trails, muaeums and
wildlife preserves.
The valley can be reached
from the Orange Coast in
about two boun IOinl east
OD Interstate 10. You'll know
you 're there when the
1mo10 hue diaappe~ aJMI
the l«md of motor vehlclea,
airplanes and otber urban
cacophony is consumed by
the errie but soothlol desert
1tlllnea.
equeltriatM
toutiltl.
Tbe caQ.YOaa an tirirn~ with maJ•Uc fan palm1,
althou,h tom• areH wen ,. denltated durln& an Au,_ nre. 'lbt ~ Caliente Jn.
dlana, d .. cactaotl of tbe
Cahutlla trt!M, permit •ii·
lton la lDolt of tlilil Caft1G' .,. ... ~. DOIDlaal , .. <'1
adulta: Z5 emta chlJ4reD),
Cb.lao ~. tb8 •• , ...
on \be India reaervaU., ii
,
the site of the Palm Sprines
Aerial Tramway.
The tram takes visitors up
to a station with restaurant,
shops, picnic areaa and hik·
int trails at 8,5l5 feet in the
San Jacinto state P41rk. Mt.
San Jacinto (elevation 10,831
feet) can be reached via one
of the 54 miles of trails in the
park area.
' Tabquitz Canyon, also on
the reservation, ls at the pre-ae n t time closed to the
public. But thole who've seen
the motion picture cla11lc
"Lost Horizon" have viewed
the awesome Tabqulb Falb.
dropplna «Ml feet into the lusJi
canyon.
J oat aht miles s outh of
1tate Highway 111, Lake
Cahullla often a variety of
recreational activities In·
eluding ftablq, s.tmmlnt ..
boatlna (non-motorised) and
picnic a.NU.
Tbe tu~ o~nl«t by the Rher~e County Parka
Department, 1• J'eaular1y atoebd by the 1tit• Depart·
· ment of .Fl.ah and Gaate. for eddiUolW Information
011 tJilq:a to do and placea to
10 In the Palm Sprt.nca area,
a mantblf tourist m11uliie
-called Pi.Im 6pri,Dj1 Ufe'a
Gulde-la avallabli free at
vl1ltor centen tllroushout the CoadMtlbl Valle1.
-JoelC. Doft
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" Farm worker J shakes dates from
I bunch at left.
,. Dates are l harvested at
~ 60-foot heights
& (below).
Pitted dates are hand-packed and wetghed.
Dated me1UI$
Marinate dates in soy sauce
for 1to2 hours.
Wrap one each date and ~
water chestnut in half a baCOll
slice. Fasten with wooden pidl.
Broil until bacon ii done. ~
hot a~ apPet.lzers. ~
HOLIDAY STUFFED DA
1 8-ounce package c • • ,
cheese, softened
1·2 tablespoons mlli •
c~am ~
l Pound pitted dates
Assorted nuts : pecti walnuts, alqonda
Shredded coconut : ..
Mix cream cheese with
or cream. Stuff the dat.et
mixture. Gamiah with nut
or roll in coconut.
.. Aft 1 ltt·down candleU~t a~per and
ktaila, io cuetta wer. terta1Md bJ tM
Callfoml , JO alnaen h'om the blt eborale.
Tbey were 1n a hoDday mood with their re!d
.. and black tuxecto. .
• c, D~ the evenlnc there wu b ckpouod
le by .blcll c.otier and hll Jau poup called
e PretCSub."
• • Table centerpieces were mixed dried and tie b Rowen in purple, brown, naat and white,
•c(ent.ed with candles.
•t Gueltl included Chorale director ••utce
• ~ And bh date, actreu Jue ..... u, wbo
freab from a whirlwind road 1bow
ushout the U.S. or "1 Do, I Do" with
anlKeel.
AllO, LOrnlae LJppolcl. new president ol
L1rtc ~ra of Oran1e County and current ~aident ~ the Camelot Chapter of the Music ~er, Mr. &Del lln. Lonae BQclle (be'• presl· ~of tbe Oranae County Pbllhannon.lc Society), Uiitr bousegueat Mn. Jou Fo:a from Hadley-On· TJijmea, Enaland, and Mr. IDd •n. Job aaa
( ~·s Music Center board president).
·~Also Carmea Hd Robert Weber (ahe'a
eitairman of women's committees for the
<>CPS); Floss ~bamacher, newly announced
recipient of the Patroneas of the Arts Award for
1!.flO; Unda Tboraton; Tom and Laeretla Al·
lenaoa; Barbara Caldwell with Robert Kerr,
a~ Jim aod Delma Na1ama&au.
ij'.' Other guests were Vallld Moaaffarlan with
'Bonnie Walff; lem..e Freed and her fiance
Daa Walker and Jan Landstrom.
...
, ,'l .. Lota Jacobe, chairman of the recent Corona
del Mar High School home tour, reports that the e~nt raised more than $7 ,500 for scholarships.
tlo!J
~.
~November tradittonally 1s Patroness Month
forthe spring fasruon show to benefit Childrens
Hospital of Orange County. The 1981 all-guild
evl!nt will take place March 12 with fashions by
Neiman-Marcus.
i--· Mn. Lawrence Parker is general chairman
and Mn. Robert C. Thomas from the Punch and
J~ Guild. Costa Mesa. is all-guild patron
chairman. -·Mn. William Paulson from Laguna Beach's
Queen of Hearts Guild is co-chairman.
AT MASTER CHORALE PARTY
Nancy Thornton, Maurice Allard, Jane Powell
JodJ Capreta! a Corona del ~ar resider,it. was surprised wnen she waJked mto the Big
Canyon Country Club Tuesday to have lunch with
~er friend Pat MlddJemas.
There, at a big round table, were more of
her pals, Sally Edmuam, Sue Young, Llaa
Callagball, Elaloe Camaras and Janet Aengat,
all ready to help her celebrate 1 Mrs. Capretz said she'd already passed the
"Big 40" and was quite surpnsed that another
party was in order.
But she obviously loved it. There was a
white gas-filled balloon announcing the event
floating from a package on the table, and the
waiters sang as they brought her a birthday
cake with candles.
Mr. and Mrs. David Krupp or Newport
Beach were among guests at a festive black tie
party at the Beverly Hills home of Diane and
Harold Keith.
The occasion was the introduction of the
new chairman of the board of Ford Motor Com·
By J\f dlth Olson
Pl.Dy • ....._Caldwell to Loi Aolele. friends .
Ho1t1 were Atlanttc Rlcbfleld board
chairman TllOralOll I'. Bndl~a .. and Ford
Motor Co., and attendln1 were memben of the
fratemllyotFrteDdloftbe MUlicCenter.
Doaald LhlllC•*°• 11 pretldeot of the
Fraternity, a ltOUP of buslneu and professional
men IDd women who 1ba.re an interat in the
Music Center and it.I raldeot ll"OUPI
~·
Yes, we have to admit It, at's nearly time
for the holiday aeuon. But amid.at the hustle
and bustle there's always time for some leisure·
ly activities that are purely fun and could only
happen at Christmas.
One of these ii the annual Christmas Walk
on 31.at Street in Newport Beach's Cannery Village.
From 11 a.m . to 8 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 30,
there will be holiday treats in the participating
shops and many other surprises.
And, there will be unusual Christmas items,
including Teddy bears, antique dolls and toys
and vintage furniture.
Long-time Balboa Island residents Cap and
Joan Temple were surprised when their 30lh wed-
ding anniversary rolled around last week and
their seven children informed then that a
limousine was on Its way to pick them up for din·
ner at Chanteclair.
They didn't balk a bit at enjoying the even-
ing arranged by Katby. Pat (now Pat Aklen of
New York), Clalp, Todd, Polly, Tom and BUL
The Aida Chapter of the Orange County
Music Center. a support group made up mostly
of single professional people, enjoyed a gourmet
buffet recently at the home of Camille and Bob
Hoeppner, Costa Mesa.
Chapter members then attended the Orange
Coast College production of "Tosca," starring
Vivian Weede.
Honored guests were Music Center board
chairman Elaine Redfield and her husband.
Wiiliam. Co-hosts were Mario Qaan, Aida
Chapter president, and Jerry Richards, program
chairman.
Attending were Grace Robertaoa, Pat Had·
Nuzzling
helps baby ( Horoscope
"Home for the Holidays" iA tbe theme for tbe Laguna Niguel Women's Club's annual Christmas
home tour and boutique on Saturday, Dec. 6, frolJl
11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The home tour will feature three homes, each
decorated in a different yuletide motif with a
special Christmas boutique at the Crown Valley
Park Community Center.
Presenting one of the homes t.hia year I.a 'Lea
Petites Fleurs Auxiliary of the Children's Home
Society. Ticket donation. la $3 per person. Ticketa
may be purchased from the Hallmark Butterfly
Shop, Crown Valley Mall; and the Lemon Tree at
Monarch Bay Plaza, or contact Mn. Mike Darner. 495-1438.
Unique Christmas items and holiday gifts are
available at each home with the boutique offering
hand-crafted items from local artisans.
PRODUCTS
THEHAYRBARN
Auoclated Press
You can tell by
watching how much
babies like b e ing
nuzzled, cooed at and
sung to. But you 're ac-
complishing more than
making the mfant feel
good when you do these
things
FRIDAY, NOV. Z1
By SYDNEY OMA.Ila Jacques Cohen
lubefla and ~ Levi Bendover
Pants
. 17.00 •.
·~to·Jt•
These activities help
develop the baby's
senses, reports the
Department of Health
and Human Services.
And the agency has is·
sued a booklet describ·
ing this process.
''Stimulating Baby's
Senses.'' costs $1 and
can be purchased from
the Consumer Informa-
tion Center. Dept. 113H,
Pueblo, Colo., 81009.
The need for such
stimulation varies from
one child to another.
~· ~ al t"8 too of t+.e ew:olotcw --+
It suggesta helping the
baby develop lu visual
sense by placln1 colorful
pic tures or decals
around the crib You
may be pleasantly sur·
prised one day to find
the baby awake and
quietly contemplating
some fascinating object.
ANEVENTOFMAJORIMPORT
IS ABOUT TO OCCUR! •
Wm . Roberts, in conjunction
with our manufacturers, is
bringing to this area a unique
exhibit of Fine Diamond ·and
Gold Jewelry.
It will be available for three•
days o~ly:
FRIDAY
Nov. Zl1t
10to10
SATURDAY
Nov. ZZbd
10to10
ARIF.s <Mar. 21-Apr. 19): Accent on finan·
c1al adjustmenta, coming to terms with persons
who can affect your security. Taurus, Libra,
Scorpio natives figure prominently. You obtain
valuable item, perhaps jewelry.
TAURUS (Apr. 21-May 20): Answers you
seek become available through behind scenes
maneuver. Key is t-0 be discreet -cycle high
and circumstances favor your efforts. Perfect
techniques, get rid of superfiuou.s material.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Obtain valuable
hint by reading Taurus mesaage. Authority
• figure works in your behalf behind the scenes.
You are doing right thing and circumstances
will prove it. Emphasis on clandestine meet·
in gs, intensified relationship and an end to
financial distress.
CANCER (June 21-July 22): Energy makes
comeback; emphasis on fulfillment, frieQda, de·
sires and a "money surprise." Burden is due to
be lifted -you'll complete an important usip·
ment. Aries, Libra natives figure promlneqtly.
Emotional responses are accented.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): New bmineas op·
portunity highlights scenario. Fresh concepts,
an associate with original ideas combine to
make you a winner. Another Leo and an
Aq uarian figure prominently.
VDlGO (Aug. 23·Sept. 22): Follow tbrou1h
on hunch. You regain sense of direction.
Spotlight on potential, travel, 'education and
ways to disseminate views. Cancer, Capricorn,
Aquarius persons play important roles.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Divenify, expand
personal horizons, accept social lovitatlon and
capitalize on increased popularity. Gemini,
Sagittarius natives figure prominently. Hold off
on request to co-sign or fend money,
SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Maintain low
profile. Do more llstenin1 than auertina -
check legal righta, permissions. Gain indicated
lf you are thorough in approach and a shrewd
observer. Permit others to reveal their plans,
aspirations.
SAGnTARIUS (Nov. 2Z·Dec. 21): Accent
basic issues; be analytical, look /or reuom,
motives. Detective work on )'our part will pay
dividends. Money owed you la due to be repaid.
You'll have chance to improve Hl'Vieea and to
make amends for recent 1U1ht to family
member.
CAPRICORN (Dec. Z!·SH. 19): Some
persons, including family memben, mllbt •t·
tempt to impress you with ~·sob •tortes." Be d.1.1-
crimlnatiq, selective and lnatat on fadual
data. Accent on youne penou, apeculatloo, af.
faln ol heart.
AQUAalUS <Jan. 20-Feb. 11): SpQWpt on
land, pn>perty, territory and abllltr to perceive
potential. Respect older lncllYldual but refUle to
be lntlmidated. Mesaaae will beCome lncrut·
ln1ly clear. Guard •tlinlt beln; patnted Into
provetblal comer.
PJSCF.8 <Feb. 19-Mar. 20): Jdeaa aoUcllty;
· you leam What 1bould be retalned and what
must be d1acarded. Give loaic. tqual time with
•enUmeot. Empbuls on abort trlpt, ueban1e
of tdeH wltb relative.
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ltx• mining handcrafted items to be sold
at tbe Laguna Niguel Women's Club's u-
aual airtstmaa Home Tour and Boutique
IHe. 6, a.re Laura Little (seated left), An-
na Yuda, Marilyn McCloskey (standing
left), Lyn Norwood and Sharon Jackson.
Tickets are $3. For information, call
495-1438.
Smokeout under way today
Time 'perfect for story-telling, kidding, spoofing and parody·
According to the press release
I Jot Jut August, today, Nov. 20,
pnMDi.Ms to be another ''fun-
ftlled holiday" ... a time it
deteribed as "perfect for story-
telU.f, k.iddine. spoofing and
parodY" ... the things of which
htnllot -columns are made.
It's t.be fourth annual G rut
Amerkan Smoteout, sponsored
by tbe American Cancer Socie-
ty. 1'be object ls to get as many
Americans as possible to quit
11bokine for at least 24 hours. This
la to be done with "good humor
and moral support in which the
smoker is the center of atten·
lion."
Tbe cover letter suggested
tllat u a colurn.niat I might have
•me amUline story to focus at-t.attca OD the day.
Aa a matter of fact, I do.
JlhiU1er my husband nor I smoke, t.ut we were really look-
ina forward lo last year's
Smoteout and aU the frolic and
fiddlnesa of the occasion. We
were to meet our smoking
friends at a dinner and celebrate
their ftnt 3> hours of clean air.
''Hal and Dorothy, M nk"e to
see you."
Hal stood up to shake bands.
"Sorry, did I burn you?"
"Hal," I said, "you are smok-
ing an iced tea spoon."
He gromd it out in an ashtray
and turned his cbalr away from
the table.
"You look better already,"
said my husband. "How do YM
feel?"
"Terrible. What 'a t.bia 1tutf
I'm breathin1?"
"Air."
"U I wanted to -.reathe this,
I'd snorkel. When are we 1oln1
to eat?"
"That's another t.hln1, Hal," I
said. "Your food is going to ta.ale
Ute the real lhln&."
"Why do you think I started
smoking in the first place? Have
you ever eaten Dorothy's coot-
tn1?"
"You never let up, do you?"
said Dorothy. "I hope our kids
start amolrlne 90 you get custody
of them in airplanes, elevators,
and doctor's offices."
"You keep popping those bard
rolls in your mouth and you
won't be able to fit in an
Cail'plane or an elevator."
"Well, THANK YOU FOR
OT BREA THING !" snarled
Dorothy.
'.'Hey, kid.a," I said, breattna
out a few balloons, bats and
,)toma, "this is supposed to be a
,u'1 time. We'll have a great
jlteak and then eo to a movie."
As the waitress removed the
ashtrays, Hal said, •'How would
you lite to aee your tong~
braided?"
"I don't think be wants to see
the moVie," sh4J said.
On behalf ot the Smoteout this
year, I don't know if humor is
the way . . . but we eare About
you ao much and want to help,
.we're willine to try anything!
Impotence cure questioned
'There are a lot of us who would give trf(thing if we could enjoy Ide aga1n.'
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Jeff Jasch.ke, 4, of Randall, Minn., poses· in the cab of bis father's
tractor. Jeff's quick action in turning off the tractor motor is
credited with saving his father's life. His dad, Ernest, got his
hand caught in a corn picker powered by the tractor.
Reagan's
name spurs
book sale -
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t.i . : ·::wayward suitcase NEW YORK (AP> -
A dictionary that ac-
cidentally listed Ronald
Reagan as the 40tb pres·
ident of the United
States -before he was
even nominated -bas
had booming sales since
the election , its
publisher says.
ORANGE COUNTY TOURS, J20
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Wttllem ,__ 14•'1". :no Marlgold ,. .. n .... eor-•1 Mar, ca. mli Tiii• bull.-. I• Condvcled by •n In d1¥ldual.
"CTITIOUi •UilNIEU NAMIE STATEMIENT The 1011ow11111-111n It doln9 11u11neu ... MISSION Gll'TS. 16CMO Haroor Bl•d., Fount8'n Velley. c.i '270I Horst Leo Sehl-. lei s. St. An. arews Pi . Loa ""Cll.lu, ca. '°°20 Tllla bvtlnou It 'ondvclff by an In·
.. finally . comes home THE FIRST STEP IN THE political reaction
has been an underpublicized trend toward "in·
clusionary zoning." In Boulder, Colo., for instance,
developers have been forced since 1974 to price 15
percent or new housing at levels encouraging low-
and moderate.income families to buy.
dl¥1dval. . Wllllam Aon Haya nit llalan'wll Wti 111.0 wllll llle County Clerk of Orange Covnly on TlllS ~ Schlange No .. mber 10 lteo •--·-.I was flied with tht • ,., .. ,u C"""tY Clerk o1 Oranoo eo..n1y on Oc· Publlllwd Or1n9t C:O.a O.lly PllOI loller JO, l'JIO
By llU<.011 A. MULLIGAN A" Stoe<lel c;.,.,..,_....,I
RJDGlfflELO, Conn My suit·
case got home al 3 o'clock m the
· morning A fme tame for a swtcase lo
, , be getting in and not so much as a
~:word of apoloi:n or murmur of ex·
planalion as to where 1t had been for
three days
I flew to New York from Oklahoma
City My su1tcase .. dec1ded to get off
· at Washington. 0 c
The airline los t baggage depart-
Jllenl, a surprasmgly large operation,
-gave me one of tho¥ forms to fJll out
• with simple hne drawings outlining
} the various sizes and shapes of case~
and garment bags
WE G-0 OllT a Int together, but I
never can n•call exactly what my
suitcase looks lake I know at's rec
tangular wath a busted lock and used
to be a laght blue plaid before the
airlines began beating up on 1t Also
there's a frayed, fading hotel luggage
slicker on one side from the Gritll
Palace In Venice. which turns
~eople's ht•ad" and gives porters ris-
ing expcctataons because Ernest
Hemangwa) usPcl lo 'itay there
According to A E Hotchner's bio-
graph~. P<tpa lkmmgway organized
a baseball game in lhl• lobby one Liq-
uid midnight to sho\4 a British
cricket enthw>iast how the American
pastime was played and wound up of-
fering to pa~ for a window that got
busted The management instead re-
duced Hemml(wov's bill 10 percent
because Jn tht• 300 year hi story or
1he Gr1tt1 no one before had ever
played bas<'boll in any or the rooms
Of course. there wasn 't space to
put all that on tht> form, which would
have shown the sentimental attach-
State tairns
of shellfish
contamination
SAN FRANCISCO CP> Some
shellfish caught orr Mendocino Coun·
ly coast contain unsefe levels of
paralytic shellfish toxin and should
not be eaten, state health officials
said today
The high levels of the toxm m
shelffish was found by officials or the
State Department of Health Services,
who conducted tests on mussels
·found in Shelter Cover off the Men·
docino coaslllne.
Tests also were lo be run on
shellfish caught off the Sonoma Coun-
ty coast. where contaminated
'lhellllsh was found this year.
There was no indication of a new
outbreak of contaminated shellfish
off the Sonoma County coast, of.
ficlals sald
R'rD institutes
I bike n' ride plan
LOS ANGELES <AP) -A Blke n'
llide pro,...am enabllna cycll.ts to at-
tach their / two·wheeled vehicles to the back of buses wu instituted by
tbe Southern California Rapid
Transit Dtltrtct in conjunction with
the city.
• The one-year exp rlm~ntal pro-• &ra~ betan on the RTD's line 88
from the northern Sa.n Fernando
Valley to UCLA. Buaet on that line
were ~\lipped with racks that can
.. old up to four 1tand1rd-1tzed IH~,.cl• on th back Of tbe'"bu.s, Hid
an RTD 1~aman
ment I have to that battered suitcase,
but the chap behind the desk was
oolite and understanding He des-
ignated my missing impediments
''international air expedite baggage
RUSH," which I was told is the same
priority they would have given to
Jimmy Carter's garment bag if it
strayed from the campaign trial.
I HEARD NOTHING of my errant
valise for three days, and then the
phone rang in the predawn darkness.
A delivery van driver, charged with
expediting the wayward suitcase,
was lost in the winding lanes of ex·
urban Connecticut. Could I give him
directions how to fmd the house?
He was at the all.night diner JUSt off
the interstate
l gave him detailed instructions
and told him I would leave the porch
light on Unfortun&tely, my neighbor
up the road also had his porch lights
on, and al 3 in the morning he made
the acquaintance of my suitcase
Next day when I met him. he was
·'frostily correct,·· as they say m
diplomatic circles, but I could tell
from the bags under his eyes that he
didn't approve of suitcases gallivant
ing around at all hours
Keeping body, soul and luggage
together is getting to be more and
more of a problem in our highly
mobile society.
FOR CHRISTMAS, my brother,
who is with the New York Fire
Department, gave me a garish fire
engine-red garment bag with a
Maltese cross emblazoned just to the
right of the zipper.
The bag's first time out, it accom-1
panied me on a speaking date I had
scheduled at a secluded lodge in the Ozarks. Since the program upon my
arrival called for a get·acquainted
barbecue, I dressed infonnaJly tor
the trip and put my three piece
pinstriped speech-making suit in the
new garment bag This I hung with
great care in the passenger coat and
garment bag compartment just
For years, the buyers could later sell at
whatever price they chose. Now resale prices on
those low-price units have been controlled, with
buyers entiUed to tesell for the original price, plus
the cost of major improvements and a percentage
equal to the increase in Boulder's median income
between times of purchase and sale
Similar rules are being applied in California
cities experimenting with inclusionary zoning.
But even this technique will make low-pnced
housing available only to a few of those who want
to own their homes. 1'he large numbers of would·
be homeowners stymied by the home price spiral
will have to try something else 1fthey want to change
thesystem ..
AND FROM A FEW RENT-CONTROL ac·
tivists comes a hint of what might be tried
Several activists from various California cities
this fall proposed placing price limits on all hous
ing. They suggest allowing all homeowners to re-
sell only under terms similar to those imposed in
Boulder on housing whose original price was con·
trolled
Even Tom Hayden's Campaign for Economic
Democracy, California's leading pro· rent control
force, considers lbat notion too radical So far, it
has been proposed only informally, m a few
speeches and letters.to-the-editor
But that's how the rent control movement got
started, too, and it later caught fire because public
officials did little to slow the rise In rents
• And unless something is done to provide real
hope to the hundreds or thousands or fam1hes who
have little chance of ever buying a home under
present conditions, they may act radically to
change those conditions.
1 EIWll is o columm~t based tn Santo Monico J
Other jobs too
Demand for the book,
The New Webster's En·
cyclopedic Dictionary,
has "definitely in·
creased,·• said Alan
M 1rken, president or
Outlet Books Co.,
because buyers view the
book as a collector's
item
REAGAN'S NA1'1E
was inserted in the
volume even before the
Republican Party's
nominating convention
in July. The dictionary
originally was to be
published after the pres-
idential election, and
Reagan's name was en-
tered just as a reminder
to conclude the list of
presidents with the Nov
4 winner
When the publishers
decided to go to press
early. editors forgot to
lake out the reminder.
Mirken said
M IRKEN SAID 50,000
copies of the book were
printed, but there will be
no more, even if the de·
mand continues.
"It's not the kind of
thing you want to cash
m on," he said.
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-17,IM. '°'~S ftlOMt ftvbll-Or-Coest O•llY Piiot "'*''"'*' OrMgt 0..11 O<Mly Piiot ... ,. 20, JI Dec •, 11 l'llO ...,, u.-.11.o.c •.•• •~ on.-
PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE plane. 8 0 c ia ti on. Br ad r 0 rd Wood 5 , school and personal life. That alone
Well, one martini led to the allowa· Martinsville, Ind. 46151 , about its 9tualiffiesthit as1 .a likefly holiday lift P:.=C:::=':::S '':1!~'fr!~~':::s
ble s~ and before you knew it we 1981 summer job packet. And look in I em or e egions o parent.I whose Tll9 '°''-'"' ...,._ 1 ... ,,. 1><1si The 1o11o..1,,.. Pf"son is •• ,,. t>u11
were• landing in Joplin, Mo. 1 bookstores ror "Summer Employ· kids fantasize about the world of neseu: .......
bbed th od lin "AfKHO ALTA Mii'". !HOO T 0 TA L A PP It 0 AC H gra at bright red garment bag ment Directory 1981," published by m e IJ. "'11on• Str•••, wu1m1na1er , MAAl(ETING. JOus Grande v111a,
and hurried up the ramp. The plane Writer's Digest Books. • • • c.a111orn1e...a L•o11n• NlllWf, c.1tt0fnl• •»11
eeded l T 1 A Dear Joyce: I am •-•----'--" la v-.. "'-'· !tit o.i .. Y 0r1.... St"'•" Arthur Perrin, 3020 prOC On 0 U Sa. newspaper uncn::aM:U N1wpon~,C.IHotlllet-.O Grtt1de Viste, LaOuna Nl911et, editor drove me three hours lnlo the Further, applaud the National As· driving heavy equJpmeat. Coald yoa r111t tNtl""'f b CON1Ktec1 tty~'" ca111ort11an671
Ozarks to the lodge. sociation for Practical Nurse Educa· pleaae eend me names of 1ood IM!avy dl .. 1c1utt:,¥0nM..., dl:.~·~.r,"1,,_ "~•ed by •n 1"
lion and Service. The organization is equipment school•? -A.K., P1dlpot, Tiii• ~ wn "led •1111 Ille SltWl'I "· Pltrrlll
AFTER THE B"RBECUE, I went willlna to send reprints of articles Ky . Co11nly c1«11 of O•lW!Ot County o" Tlllt ,. .. .,,,..., wn flled w1111 ,,.. ~ " H• .. '11-lt.1• Covt11y Cteh of Orenoe Covnty on to my room to put on my speech· describjng other-than-hospital ,.,.,,,. No-...mblf11,1• •
making suit for the banquet, which careers originally published , in the No, but I can send you a 4S-pa1e """"''.,. Oraote c.Nat Oa11, Pitot. ,. • ..,,,
waa to be attended by by some 300 Journal of Practical Nursing. The dlrector)' of trade schools accredlt.ed •-" .... •-"-· 20...;·-11-·-DIC.~•-1-'·-.1_• __ ...... s .... i-ta-"' N:..11~~ ~~,~~ °"11 ~
newspaper editors and their wives. topics include summer camp nurse, by the Naliooal Association of Trade PUBUC NOTICE
When I unzipped that red 1annent. alon1 with public health nune, in-and Technical Schools. Anyone else L---" .... ,..m __ n...,oua .... ..,.-.....11-.-.. -,-
bag what should my wonderina eyes surance examinin1, nursin1 retarded who want.a a copy can send a request MMBtrAnMHT :...--,.-1CT-,TI-ous--.11-101 .. 1-... ----
behold but a brl1bt Kelly 1reen palient.s,industrtalnuraint,andworlt-for "NATTS Directory" on a T11oto11•"9. ....,.'*..,......,. NAMUTATIMaNT
blazer and an even brt1hter pair of Ing in adoctor'aofftce. postcard. .. .. s~ 1:.-~ •-. ~~:~ --1• ... ": "'--1·
shocking pink polyester slacks. To refftve the reprint.a, you must Some non-union contractors say No.J,cer.N.,M9r,Qllfwyqtatt vou .. IOU,.C •. IOU. Ct-Cir
There was no Maltese trou on the enclose a 28-cent stamped, self-schools are fine u an introduction to Oii=~.,./ t.ma•~ (1•·~=!''::~~;-i::~.~34 outajde oft.be bag. I111tead there waa addressed, long whJte envelope with apprenticeship. But some ubion .... ""· "'· t, M• "' Mu, '''"' e1rc11. ''""1a1n v111e.,.
somebody's name, followe4 by tbe ln· your request Io r "LP· V N tralners say it's bett to forget the ~::=11 ,_._.. ea:~= 15 ~ bY.,..,. -
itlala P .G.A. Obviously a pro Alternatives. schools and become an apprentice 4••-· 4i..1w.1
ressional aolfer. ... ... • straightaway -·· ........ _ .. ,.~ ...,.. ~ CMr•~ • -... '" ........ ,. .... ...... -Tiii• *""*" ... ., llled .... ,, llle He wore a alee '8 stout Jacket. I c-.v Olftl" Or-.. c-itv"' °'" C:-.y o..11 "'0r-c-n1y on 0c wear a 43 re1ular. His alacks were Dear' Joye•: I am lS aad my Don't bold your breath t.rytiii to 1et .....,.., ,. .., 11.1•. '1Qtn
taller Judaina from the way his cutfa rreatett ambition I• '-become a mto a union apprentice profJ'tJD, but ... u.,... ar ... c....i o.11y Pt1o1.
spi11ed over my aboea onto the model. Bo1lt eoa.ld 1 , .. lotD&' _ do cheek with the nearest chapter of 1~~.l:?!:.:!..!;~.!!!l!~:....::::::;n ... ,, •.u.-.n.iw .-...
carpet. It waa the only a ult tn slsbt. O.G., l'ldladtlplt.18, Pa. tEhe 0~~temallona~tUntolontbot ()pe~atlnl
Fortunatelv no one commented or n.weera, or w.' e e union 1 na-
" 01 ) ed tl d rt ' t ( tMll •iAt8M8NTOI' perceptibly anlckercd 1& my out-Save )'ottr mooey and buy a copy of wona uca on epa men a UJ6ol A11M1DCM11•WTWVl4IOI'
raaeous, ou\abed wardrobe. AP· 1 new book, "The Teen Jllodcl Fact 17th St. N.W., Waahln1ton, J) C. ,.CT1nouuutA .... ...w
parenUy a lot of people dreu like thla Book" ·by Gerry Alain Turner, 20038· ""~-::1:.:==:= at. newspaper convention.a. • . eubUibed by JW.la.o Me.aner. 1230 To aak aboui notM.af)lon apprenUce •, 0 0 L 0 •" c • 1. 1,. () 111 ,. 1 •
I wondered how that 1olfer felt tee· Avenue ol the Amertcu, Now Yotll, proarama In heavy equipment, write t::.r=.rt:i .-·~· ... _.,,.,
tn1 Ott b\ mJ three·pleu pl111~pe1. N. Y. 10020. ~a~':: ... ~~~. 1:'~~~tol C:.: .:::, :.~ ~: ::i~
"'YES, WE HAVB your ba1," 1 Tho authOr a~cotnf)anlid ha youn. Wathlnlton, D.C. 30001. ~~~~11~.,, •.
t•dy •t the alrllne Ct')Unter cbltuly ln· aodeblld, a model. to more U\an IOO .......,.....,. , • ~..._11,c...KenO
formed me, "and that other man b 10 tffl, audh.lona and auitr1men . READ~R NOTE1 !rid •.,arat~ ,.,. ""'"'"~ c.nM• "' • vuy qcry.". OnUke moat paeona of pralH to \be QUUtt /or llN abON bOoN.liel to JOJJCe .,...,.,.....,..,
On ·u.e'. bUlJ ot hit boulder 11 occupation, tbll book tnclUdel ncb tafn K~ al tir 15'0, CodO M•• NtU.-Orllillll CNtt p.i.:S:f:
PUBLIC NOTJCB
I'm gJid we never met up. reaUuea u how modeUn1 arteell m..Oouwmblrw~tt•. __ J..!...,.~::~':.l"'~.,~·!o.c.~!!."'t;•~:-=-~d~•!'•~~~!!!!'!i'l~~~~~~ ...J&_..._;__:;...,_.t.~,,,,....,.,,.::..OfM.. ...... _..~ ............ ._ ..... !'-'.'~....._,._~ri ........... ,.,f!-,lf....:. ............ _.. ........... __ .... ...;___.;.=.,...;._• L...~'""-'=o_.L~..4. ....... .._..b;;::;...,..._~ .................. ~~~-·~
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0-tHome• ~mmer R~ntab VoHtiGft Aot11al• RMla1a '°Sh.are•
Ooraan '°' l\eftl Ofn .. 11e111al Buatneu llenut lnd<dlrtol llenlal ::i~: 1' anted
MlO<' Rental•
BUSINESS, IMVESTc
MEMT, FINANCE e.w ...... ()ppor1.
e....-W.nled ln•Klment Ol>POrl'y lnvHlment Wanted
M-~toLoan ... _,, ..........
Morta•an .TJh
ANNOUNCEMENTS,
PEISONALS &
LOST & FOUND
ANMJUMe-lnlftll Cer Pool l..q&J Notte••
'--• f'o..nd ...,,_, ..
S...talCMie• Tr•"•l• SERVICES
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EMPLOYMENT &
PREPARATION
Scltoob IMl_r\KllOn
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tidp "an1eo M • f'
MERCHANDISE
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C.t& Ooa• f'rt<' to You ""rnit11~ Ootoa• Sal• H<ltMo l~d GOO<lt J..wdry uvniotk M1duMr)I Mllttlla_. M11ttllo-.o 1'antod Mwsn1l ln1trumtn11 ()If!~ l'l.m • t:q111p Peta • t.~~~;~~='
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EQUIPMENT
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TIAMSPOITATION
Alttfat\ Campon.S.Je Rent FJM.r1c Cara MObl le Jlo!"-. Wot.or Cycle&. ~en·
Mot0< Hm• Salt Rrol
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AUTOMOBILE
(il'nual
Anuqurt CIHJit.'t
R~CrfALIQD V•h•~ In ~~~:.1 i~~=~~·j(j'
Trl.kka Vant
AulvlA••ln& Autu. Wal\lfd
AUTOS, IMPORTED
""~rat AU• Romeo
Autt1 Aw.tan Ul'•lt) BMW
l'•Pr•
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H"""• J•4uar J"1\M'n k..arnwnn lftua
Lambaf .... DI Ma.id• ,.-.,, "dr-. K..nt
Mt; Mt;Y
()pol •
P1rit.rw.
Pt<i~t<>t P.nche
IUMUll lloli. 1101<• Ro\ er
~·I> f.'eru Toy0<a Triumph
Volktwa100 Volvo
AUTOS, MEW
AUTOS.USED
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C.inar4'
l'lw•rolf\
l.'llrJlll'r.
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!hur!day. November 20, 1980
Th• Blggeat Marketplace on the Orange Coaat .
DAILY PILOT CLASSIFlED ADS
You Can Sell It, Find It,
Trade It With a Want Ad (642-5678 )
....... '°'Wt . . ~..,. w. . HOaet For We ~ .... '°"Wt
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MIWUSTIMG
DUPLIX
Cl.OSI TO llACH
3 Bed, 2 batbll each unit.
Fuml1bed. Stone F /P
lower. Good 1um· mer/Winter rental. Aall· Ina trJ$,!l()O. 541·C"15 eve.
EASTllDI C.M.
~~--~~~~---1 TllPl.IX
INVESTORS
1bll oew1paper wlll not 7"/o DOWN
lloowloflY accept any CORONA DEL MA advert liDI tor real DUPLEX. owner wan
sale wl\ich Is ID viola-1.ncome. WW finance lh
Larae a Bdrm, 2 bath,
fireplace plu1 two-2
Bdrm, 1 bath lo excellent
condition. Priced at Sl.9'1,:IOO.
associated
\A' t·.SI t·: Y '\
TAYLOR CO
IU~J\l.TO l\S ·.1.11 I l!HI
HAPPIHISS IS A HOMI
a nd for only $179,500. A beautifully
well cared for 2 Bedroom & den .
Oversized closets & 2 baths. Workshop
off 8arage & room for everybody on
this 52 'xl30' lot. Light. bright &
happy. Come see it. $179,500
One Call Service
Fast Credit Approval
HouH For w. ~For w.. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
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REALTORS
675-551 I
ONLY Pn .. OT
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Colt.a M••, •Br home. Jfuse CCll'QeJ' lot VI /O'ffl'
ailed dbl car 1ara1e. Br· Ina palnt bruab •shovel
to cab tn oo S$$. Offered
at oa1Y 1105,000. W04't
last. Dial
~
SEA COVE PROPERTIES
714-631~990
TURTLEIOCK
SUper 1barp 4 Bdrm
family room. atrium.
secluded location. pro
fe11lonally decorated
AD excellent buy al sno.ooo.
Uonolthelaw. balance. Each unit
8~·••'11C, IH/llTOPS
J • "" b ' ' • ,. ,.
= liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii___ = $283,000. Bkr = moat: Act....thert -------4 : ..w ct.ck tt..w •• EXECUTIVE ..... ._ ___ _.1
WISUY M. TAYlOlt CO .. UALTOltS
2111 s-J• u a ... .... :-..
DIAMATIC Tll-LIYIL: S._1•9 Hw
coastr..._ -wood -..... -u,per roof_.. l story Atri-. OCIAM YllW.
Rn ._.,a. or 4 ...t .. , ........
q• htL o....-wfl 1tetp-.:.. c• for
ltod•n. $74t,IOO.
MIWPOllT~M.I. 644-4910 COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS
2515 E. c...e Hwy .. c--...... :: Mw _, ...,_. ff"" EST A TE = ,... i-•.e.ty. Tiiie Only 11•.950 Fantuli ~ D<iebout . : DAILY PILOT••-• •Bdrm.21tory + famil Bay &Beoch .., llelllyfortMftnt• room . Prof wetbar Red Estate RARE FIND! := cort"ed .......... Otlly. formal dining and living. LOW DOW .... ~ Gourmet kitcb. Cover ..... uar1ncau11cu1•a,..1 "
uw patio, manicure DOVEA SHORES Prime Eastside Costa !:: Nii..,..-for Sale iroundl. 3 car garage. e1u1.t.a.1•ftCBfT M e s a 4 B d r m !
uoo ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call913-7881 1 ~ Replumbed, rewlreq, re
44lil GcUMd I 002 l I Price ledllcffon modeled, redecorated• i ····~·E··WP·····o···R··T .... ~A~ :r~~~~1~r~~~~t~1::ti ~:~fbf:raev ~!c:~~h
" .. _ this exotic view home! $179,500 includes 1 yr
1110
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lllO t HO tUO
tl91 Vl10 ...,
"4(!I)
To~HOME Four spacious bedrooms, home warranty. Call n 1"'1111 Mno Verde $96,000 dirung and family rooms. 646-n71
7% DOWN, 2 Bdrm end Well located 2-slory wit Fantastic view or Upper = I wlit. Owner will carry 2 bedrooms upstairs, Bay. Price now $475,000. 9rJIB REAL
the financU\g, call ror de· family room, and lush 631-7300 M.I ~TERS
tail5. Pnoc only Bkr. side yard and patio. Wit ~~~iiiiiiil-••····~~~-673-8550 a low interest assumabl
loen, this is a truly out·
CLAllMm standing value Cal I
HOUU 751·3191. THE s:;;:::>
Adv"rt1str1 may plat'" .SELECT NUMBER ~ their ads by ttlephont
8001mtoS30pm TQ SEE Mond•> thru f'nday PROPERTIES
8 10 noon Salu.rday NEWPORT IEACH OFflCE
cosT'i:~~~:ricE 3 BR + 2043 Wutcllff Dr.
w~ HUGE LOT 17141 646-77 t t
HUNTINGTON BEACH $87,900. Lowest priced
111m eearh Blvd any where. Ready to MEW LISTING
50-IZ20 move int 0 ! c 0 z Y Newport Beach Back bay on lovely 1~~G~~~~~~~ ~P:S:~. }~~~~ t0~; cul·de·sac street. 3 bdrm. 21h baths,
1..a11wu1Bnch 494~ Impossible to matc h. 2 fireplaces, extra large rooms.
NoRrucouNTv Callnow,96.1-6767 ' Sparkling clean w/ptush carpeting.
dtalfree5401220 ITHB REALf 1 just like new. FLEXIBLE TERMS. ~=ESTATICRS 1 CREATIVE FINANCING. #291
Deaclltne for COP)' " kills
,. s Jo Pm 1h" day s.toAHHtl• LOCATIOM -LOCAT10H
berore publirat1on. Near the Newport' Newport Beach FIXER UPPER!!! exl'"PI ror Sunday " Monday Editions wh"n bacltbay, tbls upgraded 3 Excellent potential, quiet tree lined
dudhne ii Satw'll1y. 12 bdroom 2 bath pool a real street. 3 bdrms. 2 baths. family
noon bargain. It features anl rm-kitchen. fireplace, private yard. cuswm> added on family room UMa.AnoHs two fireplaces. and RV access. Inc redible t e rms.
ERRORS AdvHt1nrs master bedroom suite.I SELLER WlLL HELP FINANCE!!
stiould rhttt th"tr ads Assume the lat TD a nd #292
d;atl'I' a. report errors the owner may consider ~~1'I'.~dp~~Y • .,.~~! a 2nd TD. Full price
hab1hly for the lln1 S140,000. s.56-2660
tnrnrrttl tn«rt•OO only
CAl't"El..LATIONS
Whtn lcllhn~ an ad be
•ure to make a rttord or
the Kil I. r l•M BER
g.-en you by your ad
lat"r 1U rttetpl or your t'anr"llallon Ttl15 kill
numb"r must be
pres"nted by th"
1dvert1Rr 111 t'an ol a
d1sput"
CANCEl.l.ATION OR
CORRECTION OF NEW
AO BEFORE
RUNNING
E~ery tllon I) made lo
ktll or rorrect a new ad
th ~t has been ordered.
but we C>1nno4 guaranlee
10 do 110 until lhe ad hu appe~red 1n the paper
OIMt: A I.INF. AD!'
Tht'"' ad• are st nclly ra,h 1n advance by mail
or al any one o( our
oHtt'es NO phone ordus
Dndhne 3 pm F'rid1y
Co\11 "'en ornct & 12
noon al 111 branch
olhrt'" TllE l>AIL\' PILOT
reurvl'\ the right to rl1<~ir~ edtl r"n50r or r e ( u ' ~ a n y
1dvtrll•emenl, and to
rhance 11< rates a.
re1ula1tons wtlhnut pnor
no11re a..uw.
M ....... A.DOHSS
PO Box 1560.
Costa Mesa
92l52S
USE THE
DAILY PILOT
.. FAST
RESULT"
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
For Result
Service Call
642-5678
bt. J22
C:SEL~CT
I PROPERTIES
NEWPORT
$610, ·+ t Ol/20/o!
Very affordable Newport
Condo! Upgraded end
unit! EXTRA wmdow1
MORE light & MORE
VIEW! Bonus storage &
COW1ler space. Take over
low 9680 mo. payment,
low $89.300--10'.-'J% inl.·
loan balance! Full
price -LOW . L O W $118,900! Call toda y,
752-1700
NEWPORT
BEACH HOME
Only 90' to oceanfront! 4
Bdrms. 2 story with
beautiful stained glaae,
wood beamed ceilings. 2
fireplaces, view too' On·
ly $255 ,000 ! Hurry! 646-nn
HARIOR llD(iE
Lease optio n .
Renaluance model.
Steve.11157·1900, 640-~
STAITH HOME
Firs t time buye r s or investor's
dream. This is our lucky day. 3
bdrm home close to fwys. schools &
shopping centers. We'll tailor down
& terms to fit your needs. CALL
TODAY WON 'T LAST ! 1 ! #293
Walker· Blee
Real Estate
AN AURA OF ELEGANCE
l11tHlor ct.1lper'1 ow11 c•do l111t
co•pktecl LH•hMJ .,.... ......... ..
•rror.d .,..._ Mh rONd w. t. .. rttd i
............... fr-..cll ga. ........
c .. to.c I• •a •r fwwltue, ltehof
1ll••r & dl1ltH, •••• "lO •lolet
too...._ ....... e• for color ........
., ..... to ' 'fled a..,en. $4'5,000.
HARBOR VU CORNER
Wo•derhl •••c•tl•• Ito•• for
........... IHJ. PrlHCJ, ,... ..... •d
, .. ,, ...... 5 bed. ...... wlltt ...... .
,,._ L8"9f paMo ••a•••d by.....,. tN••ry. $35',000. c.-'7Ut00
WATERFRONT HOMES,rNc.
REAL ESTATE
S..ln R•nl•I• Pr<>i»flV Ma""'l"""'"'
2436 W Co.st Hwy
NIWPO<°t &¥h
'31-1400
31~ Martl'W A~ &Ibo. lst.nd
'7Ut00
Siii( & flNlf r.tNOS Of KNIVES
C R I Y M N A l C 0 H 0 S £ U T B E H
S N O l 6 R W B B E K A R H L S Q 0 K
E I 0 N S A Z 0 U T R A 0 E T M T £ A
T 0 U X R 0 A V R D J E L 8 J U T P G
Z W S D N E P V 0 R J l 0 £ H N T
675-5511
IMFUTION
CAMIE
YOURFRIEHD
Make Inflation work for
YOU W1th these 8 units
oo 2 lots. and steps to
beach or ba y
Reasonably priced.
Super Summer Winter
Rentals'
CALL TODAY '
I
• / SUBMIT
all oilers on this super
~ex located in old . The property has a
3 bedroom cottage with
new paint and carpels
and a modem 2 bedroom
apt w /bit-ins. The owner
says sell and he"ll ll:.len
lo all offers. Asking
$289.000.
WHAT DO YOU GET Foa BALBOA ISLAND
REALTY
673·8700 $ 1114 MIUIOM? JO,I S
I< I \I I \ "l
I ·I l"h
411. 2'/J la, 2 Sty
home. shake roof. fresh
pamt. $167,500 Eastside
Costa Mesa Owner may
trade for smaller homel
rnsamearea
In Dover Shores it will buy 114 feet of
prime bayfront fee property with a
classic Mediterranean contemporary
home Features. Four Bedrooms. rive
baths, d en. 5.600 sq. ft of living space.
s hp and s ide tie to accommodate a 60'
vacht. a wa lk -in wet bar and
tempe rature cont rol wine cellar
Everything is m perfect condition
Will match it against anything in the
harbor area.
THE BEST
3 Bdrm + ? room. 2 Bath
Perunsula home on a big
R 2 buJldable lot JUSI ioo·
t.o beach AH new carpet-
ing. drapes thruoul
ReaJly different' Only
$2~.SOO with term:..
JACOBS IEAL TY 675-6(,70
COHDOS 5" DOWM
Newport Beach & Irvine.
Great rmancing. Steve lloyMcC_., Rltr.
54'·7729 U,_.l()U~ ti()M~~ 957-1900, 64(}.9345
REALTORS. 675·6000
MO QUALIFYIMG
Owner will carry all
flnant:ln&! lsl & <?nd
TD's! Custom home 3 Br.
(amily rm & POOL! Of-
fered at $135 .000.
963-8182
2<l43 Ea•t Coast Hl9hw•uLCoron1 del Mar
:WE HAVE 39 OF TH~ ~~T ISTlNGS IN TOWN
$110,000
BACI IAY
JIDRMON
LARGE LOT
Hsdwood Aoors
RILLH REALTY
54'-0114
$10,000 DOWN
& "'511/mo for this fine 2
br home 66i 1010
RJly World. Cap Assoc
WATBlFaOMT HOME
5 BR. 4 Ba. c ustom
waterrronl •home
w/17X38' pvt dock. Price
$1,395,000. For details on
this home and appt lo
see. call Carol Hoff. agt.
631-0094
THAT'S
IMCIB>llLE
ASSUMABLE LOANS
AND OWN E R WILL
HELP FINANCE this
gorgeous 4 bdrm home
Family rm & formal din
mg rm. Only Sl67,500
CaU 979-5370
ALLSTATE
REALTORS
I 'h ILKS TO OCE.AH
J Br. 2 Ba. 10% ex1sung
loan oc owe 10% down
Gre~. ~~6507. 957-6995
LINDA ISLE
5 Br. 5 Ba. huge mas ter suite.
m aid's qtrs. beautiful light
decor. enter,taimng home.
Room for 65' yacht. Consider
option. Priced at $1,100.000
Bob or Dovie Koop. 631·1266.
Res. 700.1580.
RE/MAX
PAD YOUI ft.AILB
Alongside this lovely 3 BR .
California Ranch home in cheerful
Baycresl. Stone fireplace. family
rodm + dining. Owner will finance
for qualified buyer . Special at
$259~750 ..
" r INNEWPORTCENTER
tll 644-9060 ~
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SOMETHING
'SPECIAL
A super duper 2 bdrm
home Pride o r
ownership. Nice quiet
location Owner may
carry 2nd Community
pool $117,500 Call now
979-5370
WOODIRIDGI
Superb 2 B<lrm1 A'Shford
with greenbelt location
Priced to show the
owner wants action
fa!>t $151.500'
ALLSTATE
REALTORS
SPECT ACULAI VIEW!! 0..
of Coro11a del Mor'• "'01t
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unoll prhate co•"'•lty wfttl
pool Uh. aky 4 .,.... l .,....
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SJtS.000.
2744 E. COAST HWY •
COROMA DEL MAR
759-1616
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Lovely Custom Built Home On Promontory
Bav Uvlnc Room Formal Oininc Room.
Den Library Spaclou1 Master Bedroom
Overloo k1n1 Bay Has Fireplace &
Luxunously Appointed Bath Three Olher
BedroolllS & Mald ".s Room & Bath. Pier &
Shp For Larae Yacht Sl.850.000 ,,
11\at'1 ALL YO\I pay
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ILMAMT SPYM.ASS
Two Stories Of Excellence. Sunken Lavina
Room With Fireplace & Beamed Vaul\t!(J
Cetlln11. Laree Family Room Wilt\
Flreplar•, Full Len1th Hearth & Wet Bar~
Central Vacuum Syslem & Huse Boou"
• Room With 8ut.h Seller Wiii C•rl')' Lar1e
Second Tl'Ulll Dffd Pool Siled Lot. Sbow• By APPolntment Only Askln« SSIS,500 Ar
"Joy Of Newport" u aunc.
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r..OIDO= AU~lons.awtm= .__1fllllamLyoo.~ . cw•w• ~ ~HACH • .. ia J'OQI' sput.UU park. By own• t . zv t60019JIT. c..N ..... _ lattDacWIQ 4 aft', 2 aa •MlllO. ftla re~odtled bom u.llr Yn. ...._ M lAMed commwelt.l· Stn.tOO lltU BrudD11Wcptq T ,....._, lldded ma ,..._abe&k.Ndl70W' b:ldllltit.a1 Ulilla lotai.d
SUCCISSUA&.n blta mlcrowue 1ai la OIBJIYll bdnDudfu.\llJroom, 'n.C-~:~:s·•· onooeCllLa~·u~•ln l4f.7'fl rua•. Abuodaat' uan H 11 b I 'I up 1 rd• d tlNplacea, laardwoo am.toev.-rw . b.IC)nrays. BuUdlDI ,,.
brtdr. Walk to uboob Oraqetree patio bm. fleora, uw :;,rpe ActMewl *11 remo&aled llllb •11D1...a••LU ..Sabolll,ft'o.mq\detcw aBr aba, 1rut loc plmnN~oew b . a • dlmand W.Paruen • 1n1r de ..c . .U.,,to0. Call now 8talud sJu• window, -=-mucwTu muc RED CARPET· nn1 ou&, oaertn1 w ry
'hfe) ... Ullltt forabowtu cedar rrplc, lo maJnt. ::&r~ma. b~f 7~1202 • ltttad.lveflouctaaoo•
1141.IOO .. CA.INT T.anoh, pool, Jae. f...S t a.-to0 CaU total price of P'l,000
....... llA&.n ltJ..IJll sm.900• -.am ... us: , . wltb-TIOdown.
14Mlt4 Sll,000 down, frOO/m SlilCI 1• 1176 S.Sonorn•C8 1'1U'IOO
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T ....... I04J ~ ....... ~ •.ooo lat. D at••• .. •••••••••••••••••• n.w, no qualifyinc, oa CwravS SHOU MIWPOITllACH ~4jl,. OwJMf wlU carry CBEATJvETt:RllS tbelake, Northwood. Aat 4000' EHc. Hme In PrimeC-llaUTaUOwltb W. with P0,000 down. C\lll.CID 5 Bdrm Pool • 8 -1010. Guarded Commty. 180' older two bedroom
' Eaatalde. Brandywyne apa. sato,ooo. Bkr IO"-DOWM Of94DAILY OceanVlew,tennll,pool, home. Contpleuou1ly Coado. I Br. 2~ Ba. l60708 2PM•DUU kt ~ mt prlw. b .. cb. located on Old Newooct
U.llC'A ......
Quallty oceanfront triplex.• Bdrm. 2 bath each unit. Excellent income.
$115,000. Call Aaent OnlcmllyWalnvtSquare S750,000 by appt. Blvd. $110,000. A191lt,
111.$10.'lforlDlo. HARBOUR PINES ~n1To",':!·; 2j~:~~ ~alb~.~~: (714)54M5GOC'72MSZI •·=· • ._ _______ 2atty·2 Br, 2"' ba twnbl. -''"'"' ...__ .. ,,__ .._!!; 1-------=---
1• Rd d d .. I ... ,JOO. -rm,-.. n.ctoal nvm ---·· w ecaDI, comm ~JOoOakforPe• BQ,-.ooo.SeeBelene c.. 1071 c= I ... n _._ pool. SLll,500. By owner -' • • .AW.in. -·· .................,...-.:re rM Somh~nt'::-r:::port •1911,Ml.m:t W8lafrootHomes,Inc. SPJ!lCJ'ACULAR OCEAN ...................... .
H1ia1U locat.loo. Cotta SI 0,000 DOWM a.don Ul· VIEW L11ti.D1 avlred. Due to ~ s1.~.ooo.
-lleu addrua Only WATll VllW By Owner. 2800 aq. ft. 5 eornm!aPon ownar wlU
...11.17,500with 2l4llt down Tri-level towD.bome. 1 yr ..__ T• .... •• Br. + Den OD larae level reduc ... SJl,500 Uated
644-721 I old. Call lmmed! Al •-~-Wile. H'lollf..._ lot. Lookinf tnto ... ,Dbana prieecCont 1BR1Ba,1 CULVMDAU -r Pl. Barbor rom u.11 on "1 Palm Sprtnp coodo HERITAGE
BILL GRUNDY. REALTOR
' • • • • ' , 1, 1 ,, ' .JGbmonBkr.840-4724 38clrmupc:ndedDOOaq a blll In San .Juan .,,. •• ooo.NmtolUvt.t•
1\1Al 111H-,
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MMDAYMOVJJ
:.ASSUMARI
llldn:D. a beth home. AP· I'S I yn youq. Frplc,
.. rquet, eatr'J, bu1e ~ pemllD&lle, water
--., ei.c aar. drop-."'· ~ .. .., 146-5'01
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Lar1e~~uper deluxe
OOltND chlpla. a Br. a
Ba up; a Br, a a. down.
XIDl i:ondhAoo. Need 1031 ta dlf......S acban1e.
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•'71-7060•
Coapatul1tioa1 to
. Newport u_,i,o,.co1ta Meea
Board of Realton
oe tlaeir SOth Anaivenuy l
JONES
REALTY INC
ESt*6
Specialim in Penin.nda Pro~rtie1:
I "WHERE IT ALL BEGAN"
ZOii W. Ball>ee llwd.
N~w,..t lkMli, CalUenla tZHl
673·6210
Sew-Swifties!
COteOMIMIUM
$66.000
OalJ -.ooo down move•
you 1o&o UU. cbarmlnt
patio bome. Full aervlce
Condo complex. Don't
wait! Call DOW!
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lrWle I 044 New llat1n&· 3 Bdrm, 2 fl.pm» townbome. 2 car C.pUtrapo . .-0,0001o up· Silton. Auume lOM bath, country &lichen, ...... .,walk to bay. As-gadea. Auumable •--WW -t -leue ••••••••••••••••••••••• ........ lot • --........ -..... ·~ v. ... P corner ..... ae 1umable loan. Ownerand•&· t33'J,500. DIO ZU·IZ1·1575 wkdY•;
* *r1_•E1•. auumable loan . Ex· wW belp finance. Seller AHnld• Callta, San Wlmdl21J.&21·Sl6' K "' cellent coodlUoo. Thia ayabriqcfter.752-1920 Juan Capiatrano. --------
-... -· • COUISI Z30014 ft ol lwnlliow Uv-wan'tlaat. S1Z1 ~· 7M/-.s275. D=•/ _. ---iDI. with lb OWD POOL. DAVID D. CAILSOM J '-'I I •fl I Me 1100 Frontln1 S .A .C .C . SPAl 'lbl.a3Bdrmlsden llALTOllJJ.t2tJ TVA s.t.Am 1010 •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• BeauUlul Z-atory, 3Br, attached home la ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• Covtn&ton. H .B. 4-ple•,
as., 21~. Solar water paulbly the only exam· Streamalde condo, lbr, PLACE A1a•1 11"9&.o. lq uaumable, xbll Joe.
beatiol· mac. BKR. pie ln the prest11tou1 S17,500, Oa. finance. Jill ra-nH.. Low ioUrelt financ1o1, Prloc. Oa.l,y.162-298 . SU.0,000 · 540-5010 Woodbridae Estatea with 132-3300, 551-"331 ~ avallable to all! Take ad· ....;_;.;..;,,;.._;_;;~....;__.;__....;__ Aur Upper a private pool. Call DOW co,. Tl.1:11 P.aU • vanlal• CID lh1a a Bdrm ........ be
d toaee&enjoy! TAKE delllbL Great home for .....,_ , • ltOO ~1 2::m h~':ne~n~~ SlJ4,900 OVE·R the flr1t tlme buler .......... ••••••••••••••
SEA rOVE area, drive by, 1821 San· lg] By OWNER Barbor View S7',toO, J'::B~ ~i Bouaetobemovedtoyour "' dalwood, Mesa Verde. \\bocliJrldge hlah aaaumable loan Homes. • Br. Z"' Ba. REl~T · a lat. 3 br, 1ba.1tucco el· PROPERTIES $12 5 , o o o . Own e r Realty with low Interest. 3 Fam. Rm. Spa. Country ¥'>' teri~prox. 25 Yl'I 7 J 4 631 6990 {'70'7)i42-6S65. bdrm, z..., ba, larae faml· French , tot a 11 y ,...... I OtO old. cond. I will re·
•• • • ---------1 551·3000 ly room, library/office. cuatomlled. IH4·5t65, ••••••••••••••••••••••• root. '5000, plua movta1
---------I OPIMHOUSI m•Barr .. u Ptiwy,lrYIH QIUtandln& VJEW from &M-711r1. cmt.a.M&-219.
er•• 12•30 to 4•10 almo1t every room. ~u••<>M..aa Pr 2000 -·· ' • t..aree eoouch yard for Beaut waterfront condo, ~-· e.-11p1rty I 124 C..._ Ne:=~~~~12br, pool. Thia la a mus Zbdrm, l~ba, 1pec· ~L ••••••••••••••••••••••• !1-:eb' : r ~m 8 ~ J>~tt 2ba, 2 car aar, frplc, ~C:.r!' :i:,c Id t n a o teculw •vi"' from ~inl ~1: 8*':1~ ~ b:~ a~ I UNITS
ROOM lncludin1 pool ta· uvm/ stove, dtw, 1382' -v ...... I . room maater rm aara1e. beautuul pool Weatalde Costa lleaa,
ble. New ceramic tile. will be complete Jan. .,.&a, pool, aec blda. UD· and apa, brick BBQ. lood coodiilon, lncom'
New drapet ~ cpt'g. last cme avail. till next derlJ'OUDd prkina. Slip. Shan like a model. Of. $IO,IOOyr. Prlce$M5,000. Sl.37.~ aprin&. 613-4485 sreat ftoandn1, '235,000. fend at $11'7,500. Call Do payment $130,000. So. c .. f Realty Few pvt abowln1155-1.Ml. 540--1151 owe balance. at u <A..
54
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5605 w~l8:lai UDO ISLI /("-f 1= •IMVESTOIS * Nice 2 story 2 Bdrm "C" Tbia 3 er. and den home * 10% DOWM * plan. Freshly painted, baa been completely re·,---Real Eatat.elnveatmenta L.OW MMA TIVI central ail\ Priced below .. 523 CM411VSDa·IRVnt£ pCated and recarpetett. •--------3333 w. Cout Hwy. NB
GD. 3 BDRM RENT AL comparable salea for im· · Wend for MZS.000 and A I.All AND 645-6646
$83 500 SUCCISSRIALTY med.adioor,900 •-•-L 10•• owper will conslder ~andapaclou.4 · ' · --r-_. -lease option with only Bdrm, 2..., bath, ramlly MUST SELL!
641.al33 C• '4 721 I 1.•.••.·.•.••.•.•.••.•.•.••.•.•.••.·.•.•.•1 $10.000 cto.rn. Call Ed home on quiet tree·Uned 2 houses on 2 duplex Iota
4 Bdrm 2 bath, fireplace, D.a poiftt I 026 •• DUlon fot detalla. street. Close to schools C.M. Beat offer takes
STEAL IT!
2 d o 1 d CJlfTHE BEACH·MobUe 7La A••5 and 1hop1 S•parate .l!""'· "-A-cind Own/Aat CU' .ara.e. &rle yar , •••••••••••••• e •••••••• d _.. " >r!V awau •· I!" 64.1>9l8l Home ZBr. redwoo --------•I family room, dazdlng 642-9688.
RCTaylorCo
deck, cedar ahakea, country kitchen, 3 car --------
1 _________ 1 hardwood Int, frplc. aarage . Fantastic ASSUME VA
LEASE/OPTIOH p.800. (714) 499-3811 116 CAM\'OM financin1. $159,500. $7,500 DOWM
Deerfield 2 br, 2'h ba, •---------Beaut. 3br, 3ba, lux. SanClementeduplu.
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-••...___ patio. frpl, new palnt. 5% OCWROMT p AU townboule. Lge rooma, F.P $105,900. Ml-8484.
nT ,~ 8 h1ah cellinp, custom cpl
'"---------' 2 dlx duplexes in Dana ~~w'~:&~ It r · 2Br, cabana Is trlr, sub· Is window coveringa, ~ER 4.PLEX "" Pt. Fireplaces and ---------lettlnl allowed, 3 pvt brilht Is cheerful eat-in Assume ll% Jou. Ell· '-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil balconles. Seller will U · bchl, pool• fl.ahln1 pier. kitchen. 3 patio areu are lmtAT PROSPECT cellent Anaheim loca·
194MTS
Well localed bread •nd
buU.er unita in boomln1
Denver. 1 and Z bdrm
adalt unita. $1,300,000
down to low Interest
loan Full pri c e suoo.ooo.
(7' 4) 6 73-4400
IZIJI Ul-2121
HARBOR
slst In finaoclna. $165,000 Diversity Park Cam-$11.800. (714) 499·3811 only a few or the many nJSTIN tion. 2·3's " 2·2's. 11 x
each. Submit orfera. bridle End Unit Green THI •oa s•• "'t.. delifbtlul attractions. ____ 73_1_·3_11_1_ ........... $230,000. Sell or
D.a,..HOl9
4 bedroom 2..., bath,
1weepln1 ocean view
from livln1 room and
bedroom. Wood ·•iding
and lhalte roof. Submit
terms. SJ.15,000.
RCTaylorCo
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Belt, Pool. 3br, 2ba ui:>· -,,_ Ful it ""'-.,._ __ P-'-t duplex, 2 br, eecur Y area . trade ror bouae. Aaent 1raded thruout l1e ..,.... ..... 18)000 -·~--.... "57 .ao2"' E
atrium w /skylloht, 1baupper,1 br lower. 1.a'JoUan~enLtd __.. _ _. 714 /• ... o1 . ve1 • t f h i l D&~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• C"'llft.311)4
ceramic tile floor. re· ::'m!r • rea pa n • um Wall St. _. ·
modeled kit c hen , ce.tlinp, Crplc , LaJollaCa.~2141 ~s:-• 1100 llUHITS micro ~ ave , pro r dininl area Ir encl patlo.1-llliiiiiliiiiiilliililiiiilililiiim Newer Units, central .. <Xfend foc only $144.000 1-;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiimmmill •••••••••• •••• • • • • • •• • • landscaped, new roof. FULL PRICE! It! San Juan Capo $55,000 2 Costa Mesa, sererate a/c,owner559-4634 """"""'ONR""• y 1 .. ......_ .. ......_ meters , enc osed ~ ~LT~•lln_. Br.28a.l480sq.ft 8yrs 1ara1e1, tome with
OF llllD 4M-0731 Ocean vu. 3 Bdrm Z'h Ba old. A&l 541-5032 pat.ia.. Can close tbia •• A acaraarase.$32S,OOO. OWNYOURM.H.SPACE year. $900,000. David
Beautiful 4 Bdrm home ........ Oc.. ~ ntEFARM BourkeR.ealtor546-9950
with extensive use of 'WMlwwtlhrYiew ~ ~~ AGENT<1l4)&42·8371 APPUVALLEY .
..__.. ,.._ I 014 ceramic tile, skylights, 3 Bdrm 3 Bath, apaclou.s .._ -r and even an Indoor Nearnew4-Plea,2bdrm.
••••••••••••••••••••••• aarden. all in ooe story. lludy, w I vaulted cell-75t·t22 I 2 bath each unit with
SHARP CONDO l.np, wood noor. b\dll·in -------EXCITING• fl.replace, enclosed patio. bQokabelvea, tile entry, --------• 1ara1e. $Ul5,000. Bill WITH briaht custom kllchen " W.fta .. uMla Sped .. lllr Gnmd.y, RJtr, 875-1161
.a.ssuM •1LE dinlnlroom. 752•1920· nu .. aite c.-to oc:n" ee tlf l toml·ed 1 -s · "" "" -...... .-.... !~ ... uVl .. clunaa Hom· e. 14 PIUD UM11 l!!.LI .a. LO .a.... bay. Plana for custom ..... vv .. m... """ J '-'U AIL bmee avail. Priced ZBr, 28a " encloaed • $3,210,000 1im-------•1 Clean and lovely home T A suo.ooo Submit off era porch. In Laauna Hlllil D o w n P a y m e n t
I OPIM DAILY ~~ rE~:ei:e~[ f0~ N 0 RT H W 0 0 D PLACE Seller Motivated! Coo· nicest 5 a tar park. $1,000,000. AM for Bill
Zl6=:S4tl,000 ...... private feeUno , yet p.a.RIC ,.-....... tadJanetM0-5G9AGT (JD351). HUNlTS f I l.a-d ~ • "" _.._,,_ = .... 1..., yrs old. Make of er. clOM lo ahopplna. We SUPER HOME Loe._ Localloll AakfOl'Ted. $1 ,100,000 ~ aeU UU. week l All F 1 bl IO,.nl:H,.N.t OldC«onadel Mar Es ... •Towt1 DAVIS&Cl.AIK WataflOlil= .. ..._ urmaavallable.aobrlng .~~ta,~tterc ~taaautm9a8,,,_e .._ ________ I cellent lnve1taieoi ~ 2Br, lBa, front ISi 1666 -r In tbe ofrera Call ......, ... ... · -,,,. ,. =e·. 3 Bdrm ._ 1 ~. Home to bave • '7 too n•IC.i.._....,,, · Payments ol '875 pr moi...--------• • _.......... lied b i.--------•I .. ,_......,.i. cm tbil 3 Bdrm beauty ...... I 012 , corner Jot. Of· new .......... or aupp Y SAN Cl.l!MEMTI
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with dealrabte atrium •H•••••••••••••••••••• fered at $237 ,000 . 1eller. All for 120,000 f LOU IUCHTEL elepnl Italian tile and ELJGHTP'UL PATIO Mt-'lmD. (OGl4N). ~~. ~!:!~~o: .... Auoc..... plmb carpe~. Walkln1 HOKE tn heart ol Nl1ual CLASSIC 1:m<A.. Builder 646-4414 IHlhtate diamcetoparklspool. that you can afford. MOllUHOMI or64M881 .r~ & a--a1· i--------1 2sdrm+den. Private L1:._noo SALIS ~ _... • I W"4• ••" 1 040 decb. sm.ooo. _ 210e Harbor. Ste 206 A o..r Miid Sell 22' w.t.e A•. I .I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ V-... I.I. 140-ltJ7 6 Bdrm, 3 bat1' giant '7~JJJI MUSTSIW 497·17'1 --------·-------mt home . A11ume lat l--------:--1 4 b r , 1 ~ b a , I d . ...___ ________ GO o D Au um . Io an mmiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiii;;;m;I S125.000 • t 11 ~ and
oel&hborhood, SllO 000. i_;;==-------,_.... 1055 +creative floancinl oo '25,000 ZDd at 14~. Du. • ········-············· owc .. small 2nd. Bkr. ....................... tb1s 3 bdrm 2 atory home c:.i 11IE BEACH-Mobile 11115. Projected income : Anradive pool duples + 2 6'1$-0185 *·~All Ill LOVE Me ~Aft... w /Jee. balCGllY. ocean " Home Z Bdr , robd • .. ood for l yearled $1.9R,JOO.H Ria fAullJ
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lg 2Br P'-'<>l ~ r~l rm 2Hr lBa super clean H.awau Waterfront House NewportCenler $1.05 pr sq rt. Hurry' dividual only Terms. Uistor found a pet? Call Meaa.54().-09()4. l
n1re vie·"' 2i;o lugnt:) fr~hly painted, carport at Kauai Surf Hotel. 640-5470 8331414 642·5212 "'Ith Dail) Pilot Animal Auistaace -Ln $700mu 67.S:mm & lndry good location _!!ASSETT768-0S48 __ ___ Pt.!'1'11\ Pl!'&Cllt-:R League 531-2273,Nofee Found Blk/tan Germao 1
$355 mo ,98 4209 pt .... _. OU1ce. E side Costa lmntnwnt AO~~tillonh S2 Shepherd. M ., 6 mos 1 Easl liluff nut 2hdrm 196<1233 " • RetttabtoShar. 4300 --Mesa. 132 Cabrlllo j Opportunity 5015 •Foundorlostapet?Call 642-0Ul!l.NptBch. 1 2lm 111 i:.1rrlt-n ~t·lllnl{ ••••••••••••••••••••••• EXECUTIVE SUITES $179/m~ 641 8544 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 llni•, for 2 da,., us! We' re the Pet Pals - . Pool put111. m:w crpt. Santa Ana 3880 Mov\ng? Avoid deposits & "Thel:e IS a difh:renee .. l'""'ESTORS W NTED onl' ~I a cl;n :lk a <7l4)739 2988 Found infl atable boat, i
t i\d It . II DELUXE OFFICE. in in A tuw -------Newport_ Call 842 4645 QPUl~!> !.e~,a;,~a n~o u ~i~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• cput f ivmg elxlpenses' 7 14/752-0234 CaJAmenran Bldg. in Jorn small glroupf in bduy \d\ n l U.l. Masonic diamond all.6.30&1 D
t• .> '· . \dll Condo. 2Br. l '78a. ro ess1ona Y since 2082Mlchelson Dr. #212 Newport Center Call ing cont ro o un er , · l· '""' "' t or nng, v1c Sav-On, 17th St, -s11ac·1ou:-\bdrm ,1pl fur SI:'<' .1tate. end garage, 1971 2021Busmes"Cntr#213 M dri valued public co & m morl:' itt·m.., \Jlttt·d newspaper racks Found set or keys with s1n~le <1dult Mt.5 mo $i.50mo !>45 2970aft6PM HOUSEMATES ____ .. axA an, 1llating acqws1t1on pro I up t u ''1111 1-.Jc h Reward 64&-0390 padlock. Mesa Woods nr ci.e
644 1761 T•-tin -3890 832·4134 F 1 1 __!arrett RJt~ 64.2 52~ gram Steve 714 /646-7374 a 1lc11t1011<1 I Ii n •• " Salinas. ss7.9428 v~ Wf~'TCLJl-'1-'.!.Ur ('undo .::•••••••••••••••••••• LOOKING TO SHARE? d~~~~:~1sq r~i~~/a~: ....... Retttd 4450 - ---;;''.}~ .,ll4k·~::~ 11~l' 1 ~~; REWARD --------
N LSOO sq rt delux 0H1ce ••••••••••••••••••••••• TUSTIN 4 ,.LEX , -Lost. fem Shih Tzu Found Hand.so.me white t t•w 1ntt·r Aflulh no 2 Bdrm . 1 1i bath WE MATCH ROOM .,. tor & ff l 1• 1·11mmt·111,1I ""' l6l'-,saJt •-ro;pper/gray cat .. longha1r . gray~
pe..,. ~,c.., ' .,.,.. own USI:'. e ng. ns. warehouse Courtesy to reasonable rates. 'n J "" <·' t. a 1 I! 1' & white co onng. Hair u uu .. mgs. Nr Bak.er & II ' .. •c.'>c. ti·-'.l""AU t ho R ( bit MATES' space, 900 sq rt rors e 0 icespacea wi-irooL.Wellma1n I II I 'h ..... ... __ _._ •
2 car Kar a l(e. pool 752-9475 500 to 2700 S~Ft. UW!andedclu· bCho'omusme u12nr1t5y.000pool Y1111r P1·nn' 1'1111 ""' 1 d Id 0 Bear c M 979 8978 •f 213<1J-m l hJlh. Wllh roallu ."·~un'tv gate "'""" mo Brit.rs 751·476() C lpda 4yrs 0 n -' --" .. '""" J _,,., ---\ti Ill U'C \11111 "'-N h • Xlnl loc l'dll IY15 ~311 Mi. Collins. 645-3866 or M/F shr S br. 2 ba hse. MESA VERDE R -Bank \ml:'r ll Jr•I r• • ~y. ov lH at Found. Female Colhl:'
&46-8603 ~-C.M Spa. Nr So Coast Doctor. Lawy•r, PLAZA WATI:.RFRONT V1•w or \1asten·a11\ Fashion laland around with red collar vie ----Plaza & fwy. 1225 + 1/5 Mefochant Chief! 152!>Mesa Verde E. C.M. HOM5 9·30AM. Please call Baker & Fairview.' c M
Villa Balboa penthouse ~fth funtlalwd utils 641-4913 Elegant bldg .. in heart of S4S-4 I 23 REAL ESTATE 675-3646 ------751-9673. nie
lux 2 Br 2 Ba fam rm or Unfwni1lwd 3900 ---Hunt Ing t 0 n Be h . 631· 1400 f"ur more 1nrorm.11111n --- -frplt ~k\l1te~. der k ••••••••••••••••••••••• Promontory Point, ocean ff NB/CM, up to 4700 sq fl ,.__________ an<lt11plat4l}ourJtl•'itll Lmt. Old Engl.lsh Sheep Found. fem. German I k I w1spac1ous o tees ,.. Dog Fem 2~yrs. 1 ltght Shepherd. No tail Nr -w a 1 n r o :-el. ~---d vi·ri~ge view Penthouse 2Br skylights, wet bar, con avail al pnme rorner. blueeye, l dark blue eye ., ... ,ft_ HS 963_....,..2 or r. rrurniw;iv1-. uµi.:r<idt•!.. he ~HI • w 1trg loft rurmshed as ference rm. SS• per sq ft 17th & Newport Blvd AU AG TAXFREE 642-5678 """""'' .. ;pu ce1hng1-16~!0 sq ft n1rl' "' •. ., office & den SSS() M1F Plus, super 2.000 sq (t 675-6900 Lost vie Newland / 96a-3701 vu. pool J.ir ,~,·ur .,ew 1.,..., bdrm luxury ro( -1 6739054 medi J bldg well p 1Recoveredover$S,OOO Adams. H.B Nov. 16th -------
bid.:. suh irnrk1ni.: I hlk adult apts m 14 plans ~ ess1ona -pamt~ at 75<' per sq aft Newport Modern Store or Gold&Salverfrom lOOT REWARD. 968 8958, Lost Gold cham bracelet
lo t~•a('h ...... ". t•7c. uu"5 l>r from S4 l5. 2 bdrm from Rmmle needed to shr 2br For detaJls call ~f1ce Nr post omce 548 Have so.oocrr need ri'al_I LETS s.:1&3344 John Carney In 1l1 al .. p . . . v I c
"" ~ "Joou $505 + pools. lenn1s. Condo.Call5S9-6927after REDCARPET ( J 213 /4777001 Capital 645~16 ~ Winchell 's DoNut, -
851 OOH waterfalls. ponds! Gas 4 30PM 893·1351 !... erry -~to~ 5025 IWtMrlS Lost. Young 8mo. old gray Harbor Bl CM Reward
VERSAILLES for t·ooking & heating Near Airport & Freeways -;::::! ••••••••••• •••••• ~II~ male cat w /While chest & 642-7129 7 paid l"'rom San Du.•f(o Lag Beach Jbr hme to shr 688 sq rt welt localed Total 1640 sq ft 2 air Frozen Mousy wtute paws. Vic Harbor --> 1 & 2 Bdrms .tva1l Mu to
mo or lonlo( term leasl'
Agt 675 7~or 644 1714 IJeachtoMcf'addenthen avail now Catt Mort Parknexttoyourdoor Lg high ceiling MIRROR ------ber Boat Lost Npl fol'w} drive North on nonsmkrpref,l -2bdrms North Costa Mesa office cond officeunitsw12ba ./NEED Pnor Entire Viewarea.646-0320 ,LOST. Gray Zodiac Rub f
West on Mc f"adden to 8305330 days. 4945613 Fully equipped with warehou.se1storage area 1 wanted to buy 11 new Class1f1l'<I Ads are the Harbor Sun . 11 /16
2Br 2Ba ranl(c gar ~7~4~~~ ~t<!s V 1 11 a g c eves carpel, a/c, cabinets & m rear w truck size ac ./MONEY ~ ~; ! s ~ nadn t1o. 1l 1 ! ~ ! answer to a successful Reward675-0790 _
OCe0 ". Clean •-q"1el No R-4000 rvme. n ge r ed CallT H bo f l """''""".... .._.t t t II
w auto door lblk to -I Woodb d 38 storage Reasonably cessdr.Su1tableforhght r __ ....... ·-gcheap Hetold garageor~ardsafe! fl 'sl loet. Siamese mix male, .... "' ... ..._,... r .. ~.-p 1 t pnc . om. ar r manu ac uri ng , as me lo look m the MIR a~ er way o e more 6-mo, vie Monte Viita & pets. Adult:. $525 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wllc..,...,e. 00 • enms. Bak Prof !Bldg aembl "C ltl I ' S2:SC> SSZ-4046 er essiona Y or omp e e Y ROR. peop e _ I Orange, C.M 642-6959_ Id
548 1425 Laguna Beach Motor lnn. - - -95i·UIOO carpeted. Will eons1der ----I H
Adult, 2bdrm apl. frplr. 985 No Pac1f1c Coast Female wanted to share LUXURY SUITE all or part. 644-1388 Bus. Hwy , Laguna Beac h w/2male, Uemale 4 bed. hrs 548-9991 eve & • Westcliff area
642 9848 Daily, Weekly Kitchen 21,;Ba. ocean front in lmmed occupancy. 3000 weekends CREDIT HO
available Low wmter Newport. Vrly lse $250, sq. ft. Ste or 8 offices -OILEM
2bdrm. lba, near Lido rates 494.5294 l.St&last 673.4742 +conference & reeep WESTPORTSQUARE "" tlon. Koll Center, 2073sq.ft.al369E 17th 2'1dlrlrdTDloms1 shops & beach, rarpets, M. nonsmoker no drugs
drapes, frple, bit ms. dis Lge rum or unfurn room
hwasher. gar. ut1l paid. m ruce C M 4 br home
$52S 1 mo } car I y Klt. wash/dry. Fwy, col
673-ro43 leges !'lose $22.S. $75 de
posit ~7 1078 all 5 Newport Island 2br, --
mature adults. qu1cl N B Ocean front
neil(hborhood. no pet::. w1k1tchenelle S2601mo,
SS50 mo673·4749 tail pd 2306 W ()('ean
Golf Course Apt. ocn Newport Bch Contact St Call Max Adrian. 97M5ll /155· 1145
Vlew, wlk to bch, ten, Aon Harvey (213) BarrettRJtr~2-s200_ Arnngedby
$16.Stmo S Cl. 499 4692 ~2XJOO. C:-rclal Cooat Hon. LoCll'ls
Mother & Child to shr 3br. 300aq. ft. approx Private ..... di 4475 A Mortgage Brok~r
W.Side CM $250 /mo Call bath. Frwy .convenient. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lo t t I bl
Anl\646-3850 ~.!~~. Nwp. Frwy & STORE. South Coast ~e: c~~se:lt:~~~ a Neo °'"'""· 9225 mo. Avail. Hwy Laguna Beach Male or Female room U.HIO 785 St. Clair suite 600+ sq fl. SSSO/mo lst & cost-no obugation . loan
mate 25·35 wanted to fD. Costa Mesa 645-7800 last. 494-3993 quotes Isl, 2nd, 3r~ s. re share house in Laguna . finance & AITD s .. No
2 Br. 1 Ba Avail now Call494-S844 Corona del Mar offices, Store. 600 sq ft, 5042 min/max Creative
Area of Balboa & Coast Room for rent w1lh use of ---1st llr & 2nd fir walkup Warner Av , H B Avail rUlancang exper Please
front 673-4154
Hw y $575 mo J 0 k1lchen&bath $4.5/week MF to s hr 3 br hse. Easy access & parkmg now OwnBlll.8311257 caJJ6312246,548 2089
Pr ope-rly Mgmt 548~ CM 1NB area. S200 NO lease req Reas
751Z787 ----631SfJ68/~2363<Je(f) rates.752·1830 StaeSpaceforlease 1500 W'"'..-SSSF ... rT7 ----Room for rent S:ZOOmo -----sq rt & 1260 sq ft in """' -
2Br. 2.Ba. studio on Ba> Mesa Verde M F 121 30) to shr clean NEW EXEC SUITES HunUngt.oo Beach Flex•· Asl.y aml-lsl. ind, 3rds
front $800/yrly 546-4781 2br lba CM apt. S225mo B.f.STO c, LOCATION bleterms. 213/596·720_2. nex. terms call now•
6758990 +SlOO sec move 10. ""·-. E.Starr-964-6833 ---Non s moker, female . &42S793art 6pm 3lON ""'tm Ave, 1 min. lndllltri••ettt• 4500 1---------·1
Homelike Lower 2br. 2ba, quiet, no pets kids. pvt S.A. & Nwpt Fwys. L1e ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~-wdrplc, $600. d1i. rm,kitchenpnv ,lndry, Fem,nonsmkrtoshr2Br prof. decorated oles . •••FOR LEASE•••' l••MO-N•E•Y-A•V•Al-t•A-B•L•E-
hwasher. no pel 644 0685 pool & hot tub. N B. 1C M 2bll condo nr OCC. A/C, RecepUorust. telephone 16101 Construction Cr W
"631-2009 area S225 + '• util pool. tennis, $250+ util serv .. xerox. conf. rm 2500aq. ft urul inclds 322 S25K·$100K Qwck
- -64.S-0128 Av all 12 / s. sher y 1 Sec. serv avail. From sq n.. of ofc +SOOO sq. rt PttSOOaJ Service
Lovely, large l Br Apt 1n n-& 8o d 405 0 752 1330 ext 66, dys, $275 mo. Last month free Fenced, asphalt. covered Secured by Combination
the Bluffs $495 ...-n ar 548-5019 eve w I 6 mos. agreement ylU'd. d Real /Personal Prop
851 0494 ••••••••••••• • • •• •••• • • -------953.0937 Courtesy to Broilers lntertei Financial Corp
---Tender Loving Care Oceanlroot. N.B. Yearly. 7Hn51·4760 (714)851-2236 Yearly 2 Br. 1 Ba Steps to roc ambulatory person, $265/mo. Female to shr GROUND FLOOR
bearh Very clean $525 myC.M home 646-1078 3bdrm, 2ba. Aft Spm CAMPUS&QUAJL -, ... _.. __
-roo 213_1947 5144 LL..&....I; .._.__...__.1 -4100 67s.6783. 1200sq ft at llO<' l5001q ft induslrlal space, ~'l:r._ T""t SOlir.
............. l'l'KnWI FUU..SERVICE w/2 offices, 2 bath, lge ll'
Npt. Shrs. across from ••••••••••••••••••••••• Apt. to 1hr, Dana Pt. MullanRealty540-2960 reardoor, 1240M Lotan •••••••••••••••••••••••
beach. Barh & 2 Brs DOYOULll(E Large2Br.28a.Stralght -Av, CM. $05 mo WtlwMhJ.Co.
'' from $345, pool, enc gar MOTE1.S7 wht male $230 mo, ZJOO sq FT. ~~. 146-0681 All ttpa of real estate ~5078 Weekly rentals from $84 Jst/lut. 493-0987 .ts Beautiful refurbished ----lnvestmeoll1incel949. & up 646. 7 445 2274 768-4234 low co.t office apace. 1835 SQ ft at 28' sq ft, com s,.cfallll!ICJ I• 1 Br. l Ba Steps to beach 1----------1 Private • poup areas. men:lal Ind area Jn C M 2ad TD ,.aaso Properly House NewporlBlvd C.M Ideal fer computer, re Useful for 1tora1e or •
842-3850,6421010 LIVE AT NEWPORT aearcbJ.dalJJ!i etc. 1bop facllltte1. C•ll 642-2171 541-061 I --050 RluHl'RioALTY MZ-a:!Sor548-9035 •1 bt, 2 car gar. washer. BEACH$70/wk. ~ CelltferT.D.'1
•' dryer, $450 /mo, yrly, no 84.5.-0440 Cfc Is whae with o/b door, American Mt1953.-.141
pets. 646 7662 v......... 4JIO HWPT FIOMT Aal 7SO aq ft. pco. Util pd. 1uu•o1 .&TE y--1-11--9 -P-•••••••••••• .. ••••••••• llHT A.LS C.M. Fwy cloee. 615 11251 ...,..., "' J;!. ~·e.; c,;t, d~. <keanBluff KaualCondo, ~ReQt~'ac~Af~'f"· Rent M 1 1125 1q rt ~T&F~a?b~~b~~
Adult., no pets. 673-2749 lwlt/2 $250, 1 wit /• s.150. I St. MS, slnale 1araae ~~ ...,;o :·•. i.~ $.120/mO i.ass Lotan CM Morta•••· 1165·3454 h~ ---wlt/6 $450. Goll. tenn11, 8*6725, 640-9900. Ask for Newpqrt Blvd. Coata 815-5118 11~t Bd rm, 2ba 833 W et.c.673-1595. ...a.S.Manai er .._ .. r.-0 Mdow bas money to buy
'"'Balboa 81vd. Dl1hwahr, O -• ,..,I ot mate 2ND T.D. an)' frptc, laund hoo~up1, 4bdrm, 2ba condo o n 440 Privau otllce Newport ••••••••••••••••••••••• ala. above $10 000. No ·~ bl'-• b h ....... h Shore of Tahoe •••••••••••••••••••••• ..... h J ~ • 000 ft avail ----a• ' '1 F aaraae. T7 • .o c · ·~· • .. 1 w--cUff N 8 .., nt 6J119&c . Aval&. lmmed . .......~_'!'-•-1q. . . ........t ... oo pn ~-or ST50/mo llt/lul, accuJi Fully fum. 5/mln from ..... -· · · · w• C200 mo untum or l2$0 r.._...... Va lley our actioD call AGT '73-7311
ty Avail now. 611·2282, 9 North Star ~00/wllly. flna.nclal lnat. 1000..f . t ufn. Sectet~rlal 4 S.D. PYwy . Sll20 mo. ~me
toa pm 1157..JZ28,531>-314&Bert. lat.~.A1enu41-5032. RecepUonlat u r vlct Jam55f.tl80,5G·'16U. -----------
J t.a..n.• 3176 Palm Sprinp lid. nal• IOU.CIMTll avall 164m. • ...... W..., 4600 '=1 ~~oht!r ::i~
-· .. •••••••••••••••••• Condo, pool. 1pa, Br, ~ -••••••••••••••••••••• atdiacouot 9'75 1171 , Studio apt wlUi ocean 2 Ba w k n d I w le\ y l2ecant tJv• •ultea Preltlf!oua full 1ervtce ~ ror small houae · ·
view. F.le~. turn a 75 •TUT ln~•locaUoo. With ~ ~ C ~-U9 wtth 1m~U ysrd •tor llavetom«hlnl you w•nt
-«m. SN Mrr, 332 Encl.no SELL Idle ltem• with a i:omp le t • a u P p o rt n,. J; U~ 0tt200 ~--with amaU yard to NUT Clau\Otd ad1 do
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llab.n woman to work will &rain. 10AJl.f:30PM. ~ tlu'u mid after-~~~~~~~~~ ... .,... ~ maiJ reaume or
da)'l/eYH Inquire In ,gm. benellta, co. paid. a0on.CaJJ77H750 -t:ib'.::!n ~.;:.~nt! Ile• 'm1na1er : 351 ~~cf:.,_dn 2701,_.._..~-·------HJYB •Genel'--al•Ot-n•ce---~ you, call The Final HoephaJ Rd, Ste 118, --------1--------•I l'Wearty AM nt••paper M~ Newport Beac Touch CJean.1D1 S.rvlte1_N_.a_mee1 __ . -----CASHt•s •COOK* · detiv.ry in ea.ta M .. a, ftoancial ft.rm bu lm for t.Durvtew. Muat bave ._. .... IC •L
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•e•1on (P·tlme, 18·~ Exp. Pref, lf oot-wm Ca1Jbetweea2AM-lOAll. ~Tr:.:: Newport Beach, Corona RECEPTIONIST
h r I I w k ) I 0 Q) e tnin. ApolY ln peraon: ~. lndl•ldwi( to train I dd .-.,., .. Irvine areH. Duly medical croup. 9 e.
ev1/Wlmda. We offer a Dldt awtcft'e a..t. •• priiit lllop, HHvy llflln Call 951 7001 for 'In 11\d)'t. Laura. 557·8300. Job w/lola or vanety tn a N4l'WJIQlt81vd. Cll Driver to pick .up de· reqW-ed; tArvf.w
t\irJ and creacJve fD'Viron· -· ceued pet.I and aome Fll9 Ct...&.-· Mldical
ment. Apply at: J71f Yard work. Sea Breen ..... 111h9Ce.rill
NwptBl,C.M COOK Pet Cemetery, 1Ht2 4'1uraaceuideedpt. :10 bu. Immediate opentna for Experlenc•d ia in ·
AanJn Bro. A.rt Jhrta -.... -•v Ni•.,._ A 11 Beach Blvd, H .B. per. req r · P a / exp'd forouetter. 1urance verification & ...., . ._,. i... 1e ---------1 numeric 49'7-3213 admlttlnJ. For small over. App Y 3·5PM, DRIVERS Cl'Olll country. Clwta Typlsb Pltycblatric Hospital in
CHf1£1S Moo·T; MAC'S No apecl•l Uc. req'd. 40wpm +. Atcuracy iDJ-IN ST RU CT 10 NA L Dana Polol We offer
,._. ,, ..... :,,_ HB llacOrep Yacbta, 1831 portant AIDES B1Un1ual Asian Jllnl. benefita, pleatiant __ ..,_£"-_ni_.,. __ ma_. ___ 1 PlaceoUa,CM One openln1 for an ex· lan1ua1ea llbr twk . work envlronmenl •
U TaTE M COOK DIYCL•• .... 1 ... ~ perienced dlctaphone SC.OS/hr. Irvine Unified salary commensurate
F -" "., opera!(lr. School District 2941 Mth exper (96-5702, ext. or JU'e-atbool. Ex Need count. he.Ip, as-MJc fl .. n-of Altm A An Eq I 0 157 perlenced. Part or aembler6marken. FuU ~o ._,...r or ve. ua P·
MARKETS
For 2nd "3rd Shifts
We promote lo manaie-
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WAN'f A CAREER!
Colla Mesa
JllDel Mar
831 -9421
Lacuna Beach
494.9233
fulltime.lrvine.551-4533. or parttlme. Good Tr-.. portunityEmployer J·M-edi-.c-al-------..?
waaea. Beach area. EnlJ"y level willing to losW'aDCC Broker needs Growing lrvine/Newpod COOi
Pa.rt Ume. lmmedlale
C>Peninl•· South CoHt Plaa. Call Don, 641-0lU.
Cooks
B.J.'s aeecb coolu, F If
&l P/f, day/nilbt shift,
apply in peraoo between
2::i> & s. Moo-Fri at both
Joe. 3'30S. Bmtol, S.A. •
100 Main St. on Balboa
Pen.in.
m.3308. ~ 1 P tr help. Tn>inl. Filing, Sparta medicine podiaui'
ISCaOW .............. A_ ~4:,. 1p1 c 0 m pla ~ Y General offici dulies prart.ice oeeda part lim!
_"._.,_ L.,.;118~:!fi~w ac · Call Paw llM-30lM back office assistant Do you have a 1tron1 ,~ "'----1.•r Exper p • t'olJowtnc · proficient in (7lf) 8"-5800 I•• lor 0.tl9Mf" ·~....,. .. · · r~-exehani•. AITD'1, con· Ext. 7549or7853 Mode.I home expr. Must =·Call 9AM-5PM.
tracta, etc:, but Jack co. _Afi.lal'CIO have portloUo. Colleae
1upport • backing . L..../U~ f1l'Z:.8.!.. Irvine area. MIDICALOFFICl
Poulbly 33 year old Bay ....,._, Small internal medicine Qcrow I.a 10meone you t · 1 t d shoukltalkloforOr.Co. 620Newp6rtCenterDr. , JAHITOllAL prac ice oca e 10 ... ,.......,. Newport Beach, Ca 92660 Newport Beach has an .._....,..area m1mt posi-Full time. Work in lmmediate opening tor a
HuntiDlton Beach lion. Great package ror beautiful Dana Point combination Medic·aJ DMVnllooo ~1---•962-·.91•1•6---ri&ht person. Call F . R. General Harbor. $3.SO per hr plus Transcriber/Data Entry llllUU ft 1-COUNSEt.01 Becker, SC7-5625. ii....,_ lay Club 11 benefits. Apply Tues thru Operator. The successhrl f'A'VI~ ---------I Nation 's larges< M 1-)-1.DanaPoinlManna candidate will have ~ na~ & LOAN Cl•sroom Alct. women's figure salon EXEC. ASST. MW M.A.~ Co, 24701 Dana Drive, ml.nimum of lyr expe
1640AdamsAve Classroom Aide needed chain needs mature lady Wanted lo run Regional ·~Porten. DanaPolnt. in both of these field
Costa Mesa, ca 92626 by Huntington Beach Ci No exp. nee. Will train Sal.ea Office. Must be ln-Full time. Must be avail. Knowledge or medic ty School Diat. $4.27 /hr. 642-3630 dependent & auress1ve wlmds. LEGAL SECRET AR y terminology a must
EqualOpPortunity 3hrs./day.Apply73514th ---------w /abllity to com lellefCook needed for Huntington Pleasant atmo5pher
Employer M /F St H.B. 536-~l . Counter Help wanted In mWllute. Xlnt or1an1za· Ir c_...en Beach Law Firm Casual xlnt salary & Cri ng
Ba.nkmg
CommerclC.-Tefl..-
Prev1ous experience pre
(erred
Deli. Full lime/ Part ··--• s'-'"s good ph atmosphere. legal ex .__ r· a.sue L •/T ......... IUlJ • one FUU time temporary, un-..,.,ne its package. Fo A , r-time. Exper. prererred manner, type 70wpm. W Dec. Jlst perience necessary more m!ormation & 1 Work after noons, lite 615-2193. atandard offlte skills Please call for an appt: Salary comensurate with terview. contact Jan typing, assembling ---------necessary Knowledreof 645 7358 M F expenence Ask for Sue f'oley 714 975-0littO brochures mail orderCounterhelp,M/F,fuflor JBMMemorySO&sa1l · · on . ri , 84HIOU. EOEMtF
etc. Call Cathy Lester: P/l' position, no exp in& exp. helpful Xlnt -8-»_s_. ______ _ &42-9470 oecessary.Goodstarling ben~fits ~ pleasant GIRL Friday needed for _________ , ~OfcAs1t.
UnitH Calif0ntio lank U.ERJCAL P rr Fine re-wage. Apply 3700 E working environment Cbnatian Group. Cook. LeCJd Secret.-y Npt Bch law firm $4 ol -----... ---i 309MainSt tail store in NB. needs ~tn':.~ CdM or call SA.ILMAC:.AZINE sew, clean, shop, type, Must be pleasant & or per hr +mileage . Mu~
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•0am-10pm Fully L1c'd •1296 or 492-9034 1815
S Camino Real. San
Qem
mEJjll(IS Huntington Beach versatile person who is MS-7104 flJe, wash, pray, drive garuzed, 3-<t yrs exp m have own trans Calll
Loe. Mission Viejo co __ E_.o_ E detail onented & can use COUMTH HELP EXEC SECRET ARY Mr. Kelley, 499-2286 . f~i. ~:hrJ!~~~.~~ 640-~ for appt -l .. n~s Assemblers .,, 12 Bankmg IO.key machine by touch. For Pasta Pub lOAM -ADMIH. ASS'T GUlL RIDAY & up DOE. Call Ann, MESSEHGERfP.T. I .·
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must have gd manual LOAN lo on computers/other 1146-6433 To busy president of holstery decorating shop nel Agency, 2790 Harbor Mesa & Lawndale Mon~ TOMMY'S dexterity, gd. eyesight. general office. tasks. 10 Costa Mesa. Must Bl.,CM Sat. Mon. m ornin t
OJ-, NEWPORT neat m appearance & de-llSBIJISER Work schedule fle>t At C~unler t!11elp neede~. :;~~~ °r:Ja:!f tusi!:s~ have pleasant personali· NEVER A FEE E .O.E. 10-12 30, Mon.-Sat ;if~
ESCORT pendable. Work ts m hfe Ease, Fashion Island, '!le re exper. pre · ty, able to answer heavy 5PM Apply 1660 Placen) Requires minimum of &44-SO'lOMr.Cline _Fr1.or:Sat SWU'lse&sw-in Twllio, non.smoker. ti A CM ( -__ 7_52·9368 support medical elec· lyr: ex~lience & good I.Di shifts. Must be 18 or Req1Ar'e$ organizalio.nal phones, & a good typist Uquor store clerk, some 8 ve.. · · •
TOUCH 4 CLASS ~=po~i~:e~~~~~~~ typing skills. Clerical over. 549-0641, E.O. E . aandbilitwUllni ... be initiative, 951·2965 wlmight.s. weekend days MOTIL MANAGER ~
ESCORTS seeking permanent Cl(IJ Production Secretary, M/F. reaponslbtlf:i:!~~nJ8:e~ Girl Friday, 1 girl office. delivering, maintenance, LAGUMAIEACH ~
z.tHRS. 752 0817 emplymt. need apply . gtydpepaySO;~bewnpemfi-'ts,10S.aknetya, Count« Help . swne lo Box 816, Daily N.B. area, typing, book-fviif~,.:r~iesApapdlypar~ Mature, expr'd couple to
Call. Mrs . Parelh . VEllFJEI • Subw S d ., ...... POBox'"'°",C"'•ta keeplna,et.c._Apply3S02 manage3Surulmotel oii! Psyctuc Consultations 581-3830 Fe Springs, Whither ay ·~ wich ~~ore M~ Cal 921626......, ""' South Greenville, S.A. person, Holiday House the beach. Must ha v~
J ack ---------•I Experience preferred area. Call Sharon , ~ accepl;inc app ica-· Liquor. 2937 E Coast maintenance ____ sss_-1178 ---------1 Goodtypingslullsreq'd (2lJ)t»8-0704. lions, all shifts. We "'.ant EJtecutJveASll t l GUARDS Hwy,CdM. hou se keepin g
dynamic, hard working, Ulbor Pu 1 an Full • part time. All Re.ferences requ1 red LITTLE ANNIES ASSIMILEIS Both positions are full Clerical person with xlnt responsible individuals. A ( blisher seeks area. Uniforms furn'd Live l n com Pan 1 on. Salary, unil, utilities N .
ESCORTS Wt' have immediate need time & available m our phone manner, lite oflice In return we wlU eive Executive Assistant. exp ..... es 21 or over, retired female. Couple w 1th tuJdre t.s c 11 r
flex Schedul ..... , "real Jn edillnc & research ,.. Id I _,,_ p . fc1ce21Jn/..!!!.~91 ' a o ... for Electronic REWORK C-O&ta Mesa office Call & organizational skills ........ • welcome. No exper. nee. e er Y mvu1er rivate """..., All Major Credit Assemblers Must have 6 Duane Biegel at 546 8510 for Graph.le Design Firm startin1 pay, complete he:lplul, muat be rut. ac-Apply . Univ er s a I room. board, s alary. Car~~fi7?te<I mo ex per Also need CAlJfOINIA in(· 71~rvm1,,~1e,..!,or app't call training, pre-uniforms, t curatt' typls~. prefer-Protection Service. 1226 auto Love I y home MOTEL MAIDS
Expenenced. Immediate
hJre. Apply Angie. San
Clemente lon
ME CHANICAL As .. ,.. ......., steady work + paid rably experience ~n W.SlhSt.,SanlaAoa.ln· Corona del Mar No
Grand Opening Men & semblers No exper nee vacations " an exciting word proceumf ~wp. terview hrs: 9-12 & 1-4. smot16'. Ref1. 559-4455
Women, for relaution & Pay rate commensurate fEDEIAl Oerical waee incentive program. Call642-CM77 for •Pp t Moo-1')-i
sllmuJallon tr) Touch with experience Day All ()(Oce Slulla Needed AppJ" in person lf9ZO E Fl I WHCH HB.P oe <..1as!. Ma~sage & Spa sturls 7 30 to 4PM App Sen~ & Loan Temp/Part time pos ' xp oral Des goer HAIRSTYLIST Houuwives, students or MOVERS -Men 1n C \f •
IS525 Beach Blvd. H B I> at 2102 Bus iness ' 2700Harbor81vd AvailableNOW• Be a _c h B 1 v d ' wamed, fulJ /part lime, Hairstylist" Assistant hardworlters. pick up N.B areatomovefurn&a.
536-9172 We aceepl ;ill Center Dr . Ste 208. Costa Mesa CA 92626 540-0400 Westminster come lD with exp ror pro Deeded at Michael Gar cash for Ch.nstmas, no dnve truck Must be at'
credit cards. opt•n 7 Jrv1oe or 27957 Cabot EquaJOpportumty VickiHeston COUMTERHEL' gresive sbQp with car-riSon's.Call&u-6470 exper necesury F'lex1 ICJaSt23&gd dnvmgre''" davc Rd., Laguna Niguel. Call Employer .... ~·~i·a•--Sa d · b h M nage trade &45-0093 & ---------ble schedulln& for you 64.1 M27 ,~ t ......,1 7 30 PM "'""'~ ~ n WJC s op. on · ask for Diane or Mrs HARDWARE SALES W_._ 1n12 hrs n.r wk or ll' .....,.. 441, to 6 BARTENDER Fri. Hours open. An· Ca ......... u • R" ..... .,. ,,_ SINGLE" Meet smcere. or831·0542,9to3PM lhony's Dell , 17881 __ m_p_. _______ .,.......,. 111 person: ion more We pay $4.00 per
people-like You' Low Newport Beach Yach Secretary Sit It Su Hardware, J024 Jrvme h r ( n e w 1
HURSE AIDES
7 3 30, & 3-ll 30 Countn
Club Conv H osp
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Fee Call DATELINE IL[[~ Club needs partum ypar ' ite A, Irv Exp telephone sohc1lor <WeskUff Plaza) N.B. Wemerschn1tzel. 250 So
free tn>-451 3245 flll\: bartender &: fulltime ba HOl.JIAJ $$$ 556-0670. wanted for P rr work m Bristol al R e d h 1 l l
back. Call Ken, 631 1900 Don't let the holidays COUPLE WANTED attractive Fashion Isl. HEl.P WAMTEO 957-0717 DIAMOND WA NTEU '• '•ERV•CEs take you by surprise Manage small bu9'ness olfce Call Ms Elhott We are now accepting
carat or lar11er, privutl' IEAUTY OPERATOR Work temporary assign Part-time. Will train Call ~ applications for a full LVHJDAY SHIFT
Every other wknd off.
Xlnt. free medical & den
I.al. Apply 1445 Superior.
N.B.
Nursing
Matw...tifled
HurwsAl«ks ~Y for cash 540 0208 E.O E M ;F /H Hairstylist w /following. menu In the local O.C for ap(lt M6-l279 time J>051tion in our re-
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F • _________ , manicurist, high pay, CPA staff-a yrs min. tax e eprompe er a e • counter sales. Re.
* 0 X Y days a week or a few T v ,., N ASSIST AMT =1:rking condil10ns, weeka 1 month Weekly exper. Data input/typing . . ... ewport Beach is qu.lres good spelling,
LADY* M ......... '-'-ER paycheck•. Quarterly pref.CaJJ846-S581. accepting applications grammer, & pen
$3.7Sjhr.
We will train. 8 paid
holidays, beginmng as
soon as hired. benefits
Bayview Convalescent
Hospital, 2055 Thur1n.
C.M Mrs Farrell
642-3505 E 0 E
"""._.,. bon lri w for temporary help to ex mans hip. Must enjoy
OtrrCALLONLY Draper's Laguna Hills BOAT Building oppty ~~ga:ilcatio!~efo~~-CUSTODIAN chan&ecableT.V eqwp-meet.inathepublic App-
VISA MC s tore Mus t be ex-w/quality sa1lboatmfgr Immediate opening for ment m Newport Beach ly Pennysaver, 1660
MANAGER, CM ~ size
shop Mature woman,
long time appearal exp,
oper well estab store
991 7670 • 972-1138 • penenced in better Min 3 yrs. Joinery exp .fRL£ CL£ft$ Nwpt Beach retail store area. Must have depen P1acentiaAve C.M
women's ready-to-wear req'd. Sam L Morse Co. & office maintenance dable transportation
JOHN WAYNE TENNIS
CLUB Membership, bsl
olfer,833-8399, Iv mt'SS
and sportswear Apply in &4>1843 /Kl'fPJIQMl$J Experienced, reliable Will tram Starling a HouSECLEANERS N~ing person lo Manager Ma· ----V RUI nl penon with eye for de $4.SO/hr with incenllv To work for Janice's MANAGER for Hallmark c~ d ble Austin, 23621 Moulton Boat Tool.ing All phases .fTirPIS s -• p r o .... .-1 a--Ptr 8 shop Mm. 1 yr ex per in ...-nn~ Pl k . . f J jl:W'll tau. ermanenl uJIUme ~er. Apply al 901 Wes ,._g,...y "1Ul. • 3. momt J 2 yrs Aollege MwMs Aict. Parkway Plua or call ug wor · Jigs, pat .,._ ....... ition with ucelle t l"" .. St NB Tues.FM. 615-2514. ...., ' 761M622For appointment. terns Experlenc'e re ..-v: n .,.., · · n-n & close shop, 1otal $4.00fhr. ,. lsYou.rProfess1on ./lllM'JA TYPISTS benefits. Call Jim or ---------l ...,... · HOME REPAIRS, ---------•I QlDred Apply 3401 W y .., Ray,&W-5070 FOOD 'IEr Housecleaner, twice cash. make bank de 8 paid holidays, be~1n .1 •
Did you know you ca ATTRA C TIVE . i n -Fordham, Santa Ana. Ca.lllodayforappt. Sandwlch/aaJadmaker weekly, plant-typ e posits, stock shelves. nina as soon as h1re-d,'·
1 I I ed d ~9361 ' Delivery /Warehouse d~, approx 32 hrs. penon or consider girl. keep lnvenlory. buy benefits Bayv1ev. Con, Pace a c assi 1 a in td1J1ent, well-educated, a~ICE~ER 557 1a.u1: n-.-r daily after school & Sat rnerchanchse from ven valescenl Hospital. 20s~ the Dail~ Pilot Serv1c flawless!" groomed """' ~ ~ n:::uun orparty&rental vateclub.833-9561 H . n.. r 1 store P(f apply 2025 ----------1 arbor Ridge area don S5 20 per hr . 40 hr Thunn. C.M. Mrs Far{ uirectory or a "'hol YOUll& woman with 1m-F/f-Ptr, exper req d rn.f DHlr Clettl Ca.lhy780-H79. wk Take ad to nearest reU &42-3505 E 0 E
month for as little a peccable references & Irvine area V1ck1 , en Lin-NewportBlvd.C.M. ...~ ... ·-"'-d Surf "'-pl De Of -..... 17 d ., F' 1 -1 E • -,...,...., ..., ..,..., Y. ""'" oymenl ve c """"'"" ... ....__,, t .,.. per a) or mor ove ... art, needed part 752-8044, OE _ Delivery man for L.A. Sand Hotel, La gun OOI'l&'>-167-046 v.-nce ""....,_°" · l.Jlfcrmat1on.call lime for unique new -------ntMOQAll'Y11tll$0NNHSU!111cfs nmes lo homes in c .M Beach..Vl-447'1 HOOSECLEANERS -Board & Care fac11.Jt,
642 Sli78 gallery 54().0808 IOOICIEEl'Ea 3721 llrch Snet 4' H . B . 3 . 6 a m , Tots/JU', car. fl'S-5123 Manager Part lime Sat & su·n -------FUUCHAAGE S375-$4.SO/mo. + bonus GcM!ralOfrlce. -WANTED MATURE 8-4 :ii $3.2.S/hr Bay\·1ew\
4nAMTIS MASSAGE Autonl<lt1ve With experience in Mewportleech I>epeodableca:r.5"6-4481 Cataloa clerical fo HOUSEKEEPERS ADLT COUPLE to Manor, 350 W Bay SL''
SPA SALF.sPERSONS budgeUtprojeclionapre l•--•-----•I or9&4-"982. purchaalnc dept. o P/PIME manqe\6unitapthouse C.M.&42-35«> E .O.E
Be Pampered by 16 Men or women earn ferre+. For lntePnatlon Q.R9.,TYPIST marine wholesale dis lmmed . . in nice Eastside C M t'bau.&t-.,er-----• r~~p~~d~sys ~~o~~ ~~/=o~eta:r.v ~~ t~ =P:~.~~;;~d. Wllltr:"con~clentlous, =:r:~;emale de-trlbutor Typin1 : area.5''::11.!~i::.o~~ area. Resume & local fu~-ca:h.'::1.
MS-34.13 qualified salesperson. dependable worker to '5wpm, Cillnr. discount fees, no laxes withheld. rel. req. Exp. pre(. To switchboard needed for',,.
Many frinae benefits in IOOl<KEEPU operate CRT unit. Re· =:::!0::w ;::::1~ coatlna. inventory con Call Dana's today . apply, please send com-widely known broketage ...
INTRO SPECIAL v-pleasant surround-Immediate position qwres ad. typina. 10 key · 1 al ... t tMrol, Fr10
1·ke5y MK-~~ex . 7»0ll2l8 pleter.umeloadno.612 (irm. Typing req 'd .·~~ MYSl'IC MASSAGE ~-Ca.ti Alan Moooon available in Fashion tldder, Ir knowledge of ln oc eupermar..e s. 00" · 8-· ...,.,. co. Dally Pilot, P.O. Box Jmmed opening. Calv. M~GE SlOW /AO Pontiac/Subaru sc9-:C300 181and men's retail store olc. procedure. Excel. Flex hourly work, part or beoetlta pd. 114-~0SCO, ~ w..t.cl 1.560, Costa Mesa. CA He ten Mc O In le y : ..
Sant.a Ana 558 •658 !or a qualified person lo co. benellta. Call Mrs. ~bt~~~:l()S48-l900 17421 Daimler, lrv. Refined lady to libve-ln, 9all38. 644-2292 1:
Tnl"el 1450 8abY1itter for 4 moa. old areaa of office mua1e-WeedafUAM,&4S-6MJ ---------General Front Office, ~le room, ath. Manqer Order Dealt Girl, answer• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~i~ old, Mon-Fri. =· U1u';f be "i,bfe ~ CLll.k/fYPIST DENTAL ASSIST. Mon-Fri. M . Pennanen · 644-all. C..ual wear atore needs tejephones, some filing ....
deal with people at all Immediate openina in Cbainlde. Nice office. with benefit•, typln1 HOUSEKEEPER, Full a ares 1 iv e 1 tore Muat have gd haodwrit-~
Bab)'aitter for 2 yr old, levell of m.ana•ement. Fountain Valley alrcran RDA, CDA and Cor · 50wpm, phone aklll1. Ume daya. immediate manaae:r. exp only For lna. C-.11 8·5, Picwic~~
your house or ralne, SalU7 commensurate tompany for H .S . PollabinJ Ile. Beach W.C. O.C. YMCA. 72S2 ~· Waaee ne1otia-info (114)Tf0.1677 ask for Paper5'9-US7. __ ,. ~HB with experience. F.fioie 1nduate with l year _area.. __ MS-_mo _____ Garfield Ave, H .B tiie.SSM807or~. MWorBob ......
benellta available. Jenera! office eit· DINfAl.ASSIST lf1·t8Z2. ~ ---------'AIMTSAUS lilJJ S.b)tsltter, 2 da}'l/Wk, 5 ~ perleoce A /P, A /R • •---------•Houukeeper wanted. MAMICUllST Part Ume Tues 5 to 9W 1-----_.....t.__ __ , helpful Excellent E:rpnl,Lquna Kllla. 4\AJ OB•AL OfftCI Mon.-Fri. 9A.M -S:30PM. lmmed.. opeuia1 for 2 Wed s t~ lPM. Som~·.ri
IROtLHMEN beneflta. Call Linda, cla.YI, X·a.ylic. &3CH510 <»lice llan.a1e.r for 1010 Tot.,.. for lovely Balbo• Uc'd female manlcuf'Uls e • p Ker m Rt m • .. c·
&HOSTESSIS ,_eu_-0210 __ . ______ 1DENTAL ASST. Rover ~ 11.D. Prefer re-P•nfo1wa Home' ar 3 lo do mens fl womens Hardware, 2666 Harbor ~
A-iu 1 · ceot toll•t• tradu•t•. 1cbool--1e cbildrea roantcures. Mual be •l· Blvd. C.M ·,~
"t'l'V 0 peraoo. M·F , COUIGISTUD94TS lirl. front/back ofc. X-Experience • 1klll1 llUlt 1peu Elllllth Ir tradive and have a run ~ =· ~~'ilw~~~:r· Wcrtt full or pa.rt time ray Uc req'd. Salary, hdptW but not euct1al. have &lnt. refereocea. penooality. rr you fttthe Paper Delivery M a~U 1--~----...;;....;..'--1 ulllnl electronic F/l'.N.8.WtaO ~/mo. 40bn. llf-P . can 673-7MS aft. IPM 6 d81crtpllon call Toni at Weoted L .A. Tlmu<:1 1---------1 talculator1 mltro-~....... ~Nndr.aumetoad onftnda •ms S.MJI. Need Economy Lli ....._..__..__._ ______ 1 CAIPiT STOii c:omputer•.t.. 4r releted y,. ... ,.,f:1::!1i•e "'Om· no #117.DaUy Pilot, P.O. · car. $&50/mo $'50 bonurlf! lll'Oducta. (Keta.U Sa.In) .._ " Box tiaeo COila MeH, H01JSEK&EPER ~ Marim! call~ 4' MAMAGH koowi.dl at comp1iw pany n ruse Co. CAm:a. DINI.NG ROOM ATTEN· IUa. OI caovua producta . UL
Position open for •1· aclentta helpful. Oood ~!frt ·~::.,ne:0i~ DANT for •mall retire rtq\linl .,.rtoo~I to fll PASTE-UP : .(\S
1reulve mer . tn pey A t.n.nta. ln C.M. l Ena P GENERAL OJ'PICE me"'t r .. ldenu. Full 6f.DIUJl. WWtreln Boat =en-pr-1err•d,o.-:: llatewtd•, 11.\Ulll·alore all Lev 540 UIO C en In. dlmenalonal pert or tull time. Mutt ,. bqrd hel,plUJ 147 225S ""' .,, " ~ opentJoo. Orance coun· c : · anal)'tlaltd4olp of el~· me lOkey ''bu touch," or Ume, day1. Eit.p. pref. .... .. -..:.. · • · aln. Full thne po1I· -·
t r.~ •-h--• 1 d l ' •N51. _..._.. &Serl. Co benefits. Appl"'"~ ty ........ .-t eJ~r. nee. wvD* anata ev CH. miCht CCIOllder a bri•l'lt l ll60 Pia { 41 Excell. pay bOnua r,ro-Salary ~cnt oo H · tralote. Better W•1 HOU._____ MASUUSIS npenoo: cent ~..U
='aipto#U •bar n1. OPPOITUHITY =enc• • 4uallfita· Food•, In'\·• Newport lmmed}a~:;;n'h:1 In Appb' In .,.noa'-2112 ~ve.,C.11. J
.,._c lde~~a)ll pla11°'...1H lmoct. ofteni when you .1Sl-G11I. 8Htb,f45.M4(. Imne/Newpor\ Beach Hatbot Blvd, \;Ot\a PASTEUP lf'1 -~· Ne;:, e .. ,: L&M result·1ett1n,1 DaJb' _,__...,.. ______ , .,... fOf' • nt1ht ullt M • • • · 11 • F • b • l · Plllt lime penoo nted~
CAlmTOWH Pila& ClU11lfled Ada to ~YOU f ..... l•l'tll bouH.heper. lOPM· lOAIUPM. • beiok )<euJ> Mon. A.J.·
reath the Oranie Coatt haw a Mf'Yltt to olfer 0t Cl•ln.d Adi an reaJlT. &4M. Good aalary • fr. 1'8. NO eap n.c. Ap.i]i 2 tJ-466-7 f 71 i\wket IOOdS to HJ1. flare an ad small ''peopfe to peopl ' lD&t ~lta packa1e. ~Dytaverji lH(H! ~~=~~~~~~I ---...... ~. fa ttlfl o 1 Pll t a&I• ulll wlUt bl1,.. -t ,__., t.... _. H ~·llUQe---· .. • • 1~ ~ 0 adinblp aQd .,., ,....JUI ..... "'-"""· s:•D .... Ava., c -0•111ed sedioo , • . 'n. pllt"I JOW daulfied Ua ottel: 714 ... M•ll. fttd Ada, your \in =;:::;:::::;;;;.:;:=:;;:;:=l:~;=;:t:::::::~::::::L~~~~~~~=ilE=:=:=::::::;::=:==::.t::Pti=nme==::~::=:::;:::::;;:;:::l;ed;~call~lOd~1aJ~M2-;;::wrt~~·~~&=~~~==K;/P=.:=;:=:::s;:~~~~~~~::;~~·~Cl>~~~n~1~~~.n~t~r~.~
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MilllW..... 7100 ... w...-... noo ......... .,.. ...... ···m ... 1••••• .... U11 I I-. •;.T ... •••••••••••••••• •;;r •• , ............ , ...... ••••••••••'•••••••••• ......... •••••••••••••• .... , .. •••••••••••••••• ""'9 ;I .... .
aalel fUU lime wttb Wanted • loloer1 . 6...,... ftle llli orlaam Old En1ll1b ............... .-..-..
ar w/aul up or wllJ ~ WlUa I yean **I IUY * * am;'°' Jlaplda Drtv.,. U..-t I Hitt I.pc,._.. JUIM.,.... tfaln, Good to:·bel\eltta. experience lft JapaoeM HuUat.te>D Beac Httla11. + urvl•t MNJI ... ..
Apply ta pel'IOO tam to Joinery tccllnlque• to =-=~gttrr~1ft C8tadlarmt>.Ml-mT. ~.::7•alued over ,
U&mlfootbnl n-1. SUO· camVucl Oril'Dtal •lYI• ••IELLforYou , ... Mrtt .. Mov U · Mill!! .......
dard Shoe1, J077 So. bomH. M u1 t be a ........ ._. u-n......,. "--•,Uve AJ'-rDatlv•• BEIOH pecllia bc> .. u, _... ms .. .. ...,,_,_. c.. ···"ned s w .. -·-... --_.. " ... .., -"•••••••••••••••••·••· m.-. .•. q~ u .. oraer. HllM•&llJ.t•2I mE.llllatCM,IU-m7. lnada.w)a orbetiootlfll........, 11111117\ eb1Uty to u•• related Oller • .aLM '!HU sa RCllT AIY &oaill • eq\dpmeut efl•c· Kint • xtr• nrm hHMf' 8AJaY hrn. • mite. ... ~Kl --_.
Xlnt. opportunity ror Uvety • llQ>erviM '1aub 1 pr t •I m a t tr 111 Cheap I Sat. only. l ·I D ~ btltt catPtUAf. ::" ... m.-. aftat
Hlf·motlvated per1on. d.t'llaklnal worken. Rate w/me~lliq coU boJI ipr• aJ1D Cape Cottace LD., + PAdb SUO Jd; lfoaoc •1'iiiiii1-m;mi~miiiiif1
Micky. 114 IU·HIO, ol Pll)' at SU per br '° lnp never ued ttUI H.8.J.'1MW couc -· ..... t•Md11 ~!.~-•·'•man E O.Er bn. per week" prevail-...,_:.. worth .. .,;. lacl ,.._. .... ~ rtcliall' aoo. Game ta -,.,... .. 1ft .. work.in dltJ __... _., ..,.........9 Bazaar. Pine bit + 4 wbt cbn *'2J ...ud ln p rk Hles at 8rATION8.RY STORE In .... ' COD ona. delivery -· C.tb 01\Jy llft,adrutically red.aced. Mf.ltmafU. . ~=~~~?!,!~!...~ bMch, aper only. (114) CdM oeed1 ulealady Take ad to nearut MO-a7 ·Jewelry, perf1tme, etc.•----___.;;.;_...;.;.. _ _. -..;;..;.::;;~~;;;:.....-..~___.;-1 ••• F/uru., 5 days. Xlnl employment develop-lm2 Sable Dr HB Sa Nlc:e tntap& wear ~ fil Ull•llMll:J y Raetftlonl1t for Op-Mftiolcoad.a Etpeclal· ment of.ttce, DOT Thrff piece aecUonal, ll).l2. ' · llltle aJrl•' d'rHHti
ln1M tomltitlt'e o1nce Full IALl~ITAIL lY nn. clleniele. Phone 8$3.131-011. paid ro.-by db ottoman, need.I re-playclotbH, J•cket1, adl&a~ opeta tor U H.8.ID-Offlct l\lppliu. 1ta-8'75-lOlOfonppt employer. ~.=; GarqeSaleFriSat.,Sun. ~ Ir thoe9, 11. 1-1.1~~~!!!!~!!!!~!{.·~ -aenla.4-p't UC.-nOMtsT 0ooery•prtntln1.1'ull• Mltcll•rlte NI-So. of Adami of Boyt'dotbel,aa.H .&a.1:
lliittJJe.-.pmlalO NewPGrtff bo Anl 1 parUlme poaltlon• SWEEPER ·•-•••••••••••••••••• oraapvelvetcbr 2 wht Broollburat 20411 "10-12c1reuee,1wHten,wmPQ•C0•011a
•· a.,..&ble ror lo ffalPt.al.afi* ma available. Apply to MOBILEOPER~TOR .... .,,. 1001 upbol bar atool~. new &abmtiaLDHB ~ltollhtwear.Som• for,...... ..... tiiii'"
..... data• for main PerlOQnel, 5567-ttll21.2. Dependable w/ref •·Call ........ ••••••••••••••• amoker •lee BBQ. snuc:b c;amper equ.lp (1tove PJ •· JOO Klnp Place, orT..._ • ._rue.mall com RmEPTIONJST needed Newport ta oner. forappt.714·631·DIRT mon.1Jl·tm ..... ~LP··~'-._ >' N.B.Allweelr.Caabooly. rdl ----more . 2 <MW..,.,...~ =-~ ~n~tto~ for pltatant bu.:c. Gd SALE; WOMEN, apparal Swtmmin1 Pool Main-WESTMINSTER ELIGAN'l'cllntbl tchn Work lltbll, Toyota S..05' RCAPI, Rafril, prteedforfl*Jrfa&etai
.._,lrvlne. frt clc. pe~ ty Lt exp, Car CM II/or HB ~ tmance, La1una Beach ABBEY C'OIMmp tlifbUj Orten' trailer bitch, lwln bed 11 c/f Hotpolnl SUS, ~----typtq, t.eleJH,.._e expr. size abop. Steady Ptr UH. Mull have own ANTIQUZllALL tal de~t n am be; w It ram e. old 5tl-f1Q2 •
pref. Xlnt worklnl cond. SocSec OK. 181-1810 truck. 417.5109 Dally lo.I, ,..ilO.t walnvt/ch!rey l'dW OtcUlotcope, clothin1, Sell f..C YamP.a ""' ." 't .......
~ compuy hae
dat. oppty. tot a recelv·
1100. General
• ol plumbi.nl
ll belpru.l. Good . i•I cond. Salary
rrtn1• benefits
BA"nl MART INC.
llr ......... 714-.-r~•30
831-0100. s w 1 Tc H 8 0 A R D CJ.oaedT\lelday 131 $UOO 5(7.azlO lot• of bou1ebold • llan'• Bicycle. pair of <Mts, lllt •-:.r• SA.US 11751 Westmlmter Ave. " " · ,.,.,. mlac. Sat Only, beaded lam ... 1leeper ftJdab. ID_.. " RECE~e!s?~~~e . WI WANT YOUI OPERATOR, W /train, GudtoGl'O\'e 554 .. 103 l\ED!CORTING SAL£, t.1.1127 Port Weybrtqe, tofa, kl DI 11 wicker °' b91t otf•. 0111 ,,._
::=ll&l needed for bU:y If you would enjoy P/Ume swm1 shills " ft-encb Prov, antique N.8. (Harbor View beadboU'd, new radial (DJ)al MIL
lnduatrtal dept Call becomllli a valued part wkndt.MZ-301.3 3Dr OUlcebo white. Dln1DI Rm ael, t Homel). tire. doc carrier, mltc
Laura m-aoo ohcrutive,dynamic, & TIACHERS ll~tbl ha~· draww dawMr, w/mir· Ml .. IOIO tool1, paint•, etc. BUNDYTJIOlllONS
• · 1rowin1 co. we have S6'7-t09~~ea.r. ror, mite end tablet, ~··= ... ~!!'!' .......... anytime-.s.oo '11.
UC.-YIOMIST varied job opportunities. f:°ti!..8f/·~1S!.eri~1'!n~~ bid naqahyde hlcte-a-WM!Lill!I. •a.a T DES I G N s Tu D 1 o ~&ft. Spaa ~
with profeulonal ~~~itsm_enFut'11x~tppa/Ty, C.M.ar--.'"""·0'11 A ... ..:n 8010 bed. All 1004 cond. -*"A•li A6S WAREHOUSE SALE!°'= ...... , ·••
t_. ,.,._,, '-'11 t UCIJlllJ.I • ~ .,..... ••••••••••••••••••••••• Realcmable 54t-G5l8 fralD roar baalDaa carcl .. ~Supplies ae.,.-e ,.., s, or a Manaa~rs Assistant · · .._... ard i b. Ca!1let remnant.I <1reat f rm QNiriDi Co. hu lllnt op· NewportdJapoeUc firm. Manaaer, Cashiers, etc TEA'?ffERS ASSISTANT ....-a.TOI 21Clildoak twin beds t:i' p1':' c!e 1 ::e e;e for boell Ir campen>. .................... 1
..sumtY for Receivina ~2111 (Zak). Appl>' 301 No. Harbor Specdi ~~ludauJ~~ror2 ban Xln1coocl645-SlM $150/let. return perm~neotly wallpaper, fabrtc, abeet ca.h ,...._.NCR,:!
' l\eC-a on . G e n e r a I fUl.lerton Town & County ca_.... • .... , yrs KmJIORE W uber and Me-tlN eeaJed attractive ta Ir vmyl, hardwood Ooo.rin1. trtc, 5 diellit. lhJt, IDpfMdp ol plumbing llCPT /TfflST <>ranse Fashion Isle Npl coUeae exper ~eq d. Ex-GM Dryer. White, older, atrap. meettna airtne Nov 21, (1:»5pm) Nov ecmd. tzs)l'lrm. IU•
p.fqduct1 helpful. Gd Npt. Sch. advert11ln1 Fashion Square La eel. vacaUoo&ilDllurance tu aood worldna condi· Must sell-wood desk, l.D. Aquiremeot.a. Pre-22, (1:30-2pm). 818' Exec deM lbft" dlalr
we(klna cond, ulary a1y . need1 sbaf.P· Habraortendresumeto benefits. Wkdys 8:30 to Uon. MUST SELL by twin bed1, dreuer, vmtloulrtheftl Fora AJ.rwayAve,SteD,C.M. mat~b1nc' CTedU1a i ~;,!";:~ ::~t~f~:· r~·d~~c. :~~~~s ~~~ s:~ir:=es W 'B' 1.:>' =~~S~n~~e:~:'. Thursday ~~.=;bl. more, =~ tf:b~~~·~~ Membenblp ol Newport = ~a:alnal n.u:... ~.rt (114)615·4830. cell. typing &i phone IACIC STaEET 546-5780 ~-3036 3 pc brown velour sofa, ~~~":a~r &i: we ::.:~ Tennie Club.....:....;.___· _ __; ___ ........,_ ~ skills. Agency exp. feminine attire TILB'HOMI 2 Door Ref!i~erator, $100, SiOO. 3 pc ki.ng u mat-c trim your 1 _________ 1Fors.M: '11 JtM Con«·
helpful but not req'd. 1 good~~'!°~ treu, SiO. 55e-0456 tao. Or try two cards Flrewood Will Deliver &i: i D.C S •le ct ri e P ,,..SdloolTeocher StarttBOO/mo. MTEllVllWEAS .............. backtoback. Typewriter aerial
Cbtilti an . Ear I y TIIESANBORN CO. SECRETARY. for mkt. reaearch co. In Wooden baby cradle PRICES: Slack. t11SS167 &J.nt ~ ... eblldbood edu cation 714-64()..84.4.4 SALES ASSIST ourotnces. P /tlme. Exp. Frigidaire Refrigerator white '40 ' $2e.aor3/15 (1)~11.34/U6·7482 m•>~'ion . ccltr'Ms necessary or ex· Mjr. stock brokerag~ not nee, wall train In 22.2 cu. I\. older, roomier · Blio..1421 4/St.ap $1..60ea. !PAN AM 2 for l tlckeu ·
Jiit. iD pre-school work 1----------1 firm nr. O.C. Airport. teresUng work, no selling model. working cond. · 6/9lap $1..SOea. Good ror 12 forei1n coun: Plain bond copy macMae, ttJfl.11 ltlCPT/SEC'Y Hrs. 8 to 4. Call Mitzi, or canvassing. Call · $200.0BOS48-3036 Satonly9am,2aofaa$1.25, lOorSalmareT$1.ln40e1a.ded trie..s,52-n11all1pm. model SP'-721 abarp,
-lrvine Chamber or Com-~121 &ll-tD43 . . 1.enlth stereo console, et u c " szaoo 5'0-2511 merce seek• well or· --- -For YOW' Holiday parties, speakers ooly S70. ladle NO CARD? Wheel chair·Walker-20 lb · ·
.,.PIBSIAll aaniud penoo w/gd lYP· TELLERS 1 small commercial ice painted detk $IO 21 Draw your own or send traction-Attracll ve •WANTED; GoM UM8 lni (60+) "p~ne skills. Secretary to CEO. ad-For Beach Branches. I maker that mallet 4000j VislaDorado-Tbe Blurts ~· addreu, phone & HIDrd roe twi.n sixe bd aftce Jl\ana r. eu.r .... v•Utm•r-•• . For.double w dth Harns
)18) ofttet press. Apply
-~aon between
p e 0 p I e or a e n t e d ·1 m i n i a t r a t I v P , Experience req 'd Xlnl I cubes per day. szso. Aft 8, we II make ooe card per ~ otftc.a lnel. wood chllUIJ,
knowledge of city real mathematical. book salary & benehta. Apply &wknda. 546-0288. I Amiqueoak Hoosier, $500. UC. Add25< each. desk cbaln, CGGl•teaff
plus! 40 hr wit. Call: keepinl skills required. Penonnel. 'Refrl Lile 11 Gramm•'• port. sew ~to~beck or money or· W~ saddle, 1ood con· tbl •din, rue., ek. C,U
Ml-1667 Cballengln1 oppGrtunity I tBJT AGE IAMI< I 'nerKat.or · e new11· I mach, •· 81~2331 PILO. T-1..-1 .... '--~~bl_11t02offer Call W.LC. '1SUal , Salary to 924 000 Collini. cu. . enmoor. w ce--.-tu"• "• u.o--Rental Agent, very busy' Assoc 567 San ·Nicolasi 721No EuclJd,Anaheam maker.MS0.673-2189. Leather couch $4SO . P.O.Boxl.580 '9h • .,
office,llcensereq. I Dr N.B 1 ~10·T l e.~-r .1 . f Leather chair Ir ot ea.taMesa,Ca.92626 110 sq ft of carpet1n1 •••••••••••••••••••••-·~ Or-. Coost
·· Dally Piiot
D>vf. Bay St
'; • Costa Mesa
Squal Oppor Employer
.iM·6S94 I · · · I · ~i> anu Y sau reezer tornan. $400. Great cond. Chocolate brown with ALBINO Coellatiel • SECRETARY TIIEBESTTHINGS I chttl, 22 cu rt. Xlnt ~ CERAMIC paddinc Best orrer bi.rd lover w/flna b9llC.
f\JU time for large apt Mn.le Dept. S E SPM. Tw1n bed· $35, ceramic 6x6", 25" per paece. Paant l_:__:_:.;:_ _______ 1 _ _..:..:._......;~..;,..,,..-..;,..,,.. __ R...tdCOftMlff.t I lNLJFE
1
cond. $295. 839-3&98 after TlLEllS~E . I SM-SQB. wJpercb.,Sue111-tlM'
complex. Salary. full du'. week 10 mo. year ARE EXP EN IV swag lamp: $1.5, & alue your own tiles. Sellin& stereo, rec~1\'er &i: For uJe blue erown ccm-
benef1ts Call 644 1900, 60wpm typing & 90 W_Pm 2nd income can help you I Washtr • elec dryer M8 9234 Good ror ceramic shops t.urn tab I e • 100 1 a I ure parrot, wttla WTOCll~
NJHTEI MonthruFri 9to5. short hand req ~ get the best for your $125ea. or private parties lo use aquarium incl lites & ltoocaiel75.lll-319
----· ---S974-Sll.84/mo. Apply in family .C all local , 646-5848 4 couches, floor lamps, your artistic abilities. sand,besloffer.645·0982. af-aet prinUng machine
ODirat.or needed by Hun·
tlnaton Beac h Ci t y
School Di sl
91M3·Sl172 /mo. depend b'f on experience !yr minimum. Apply 735 14th
St.1t e. SJ&-8851
REPAIRMAN per-son Fountain Valley Amway Oistnbutor for ' 11cyc1es 8020 hang~nc lamps, pncesi 534-'1533 tnin en.ted Cocka~
for Home & Car Stereo, TS~~boeorl t D}stNeCwolrannedr. det&ls. (714)846 8559 , ••••••••••••••••••••••• negotiable. Call 968-7362 1---------HELP! Our living room Is very tame and af~~d-Ex p 'd Necessa r y .... "' --I . 2 Caddy spoke wheel full or thousands or tlanate.On.lyl~yr. ....
556-0420 Fountain Valley Closing TILE SETTERS Zl" SR 12 spd, sema-pro, hOIJt Sale 1055 rims. $100 for both. dresses, panta, blouses & _,·*"'*'·
date. 11 26-80 E 0 E. f\Jll 1'me, expenenced I 1mmac cond, $300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1139-2002/839·9320 other women'• apparel
Restaurant, now ~Iring, Sec Be h Call1J0.56al . 962-4872 (Todd) Leavini The State Sale item.a left over from our Part tame. Parrot +
sandwich makers & food retary, Laguna ac· 1-. Sal. Nov. 22, 9·SPM Vista Lo••~ recently closed store. wroucht iron play
Proauction
prep persons. if you"re Church,xlntlyping, (70 Tow Truck Driver s Jspd ladies Schwinn, DeJLagoApts.2775Mesa Sendsomeoneyoulovea Willsellasalotoreach lf'CJUDd,$100.64.5-M15.
consc1ent1ous and depen· wlopllsm.> rlecohrd keeping needed Expencenced on al~=·arter5PM Verde East C M. Apt ~uet of 30 multi col· individual item at below &""'--lttl Help wanted part tame
lltail room Mon 5PM 't1l
finiab Tues. 5PM 'lll
f inish. Apply 1660
Placentia. C M
dable We need You. s . le ep one re<'ep ly. Musl bve M area · _ #02al~181 helium balloons tied · E _..,,__. · Call r wholesale pnces. xam ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wkdys 8 4 apply 1n uon. or interview 646-9638 Red 24" lG-spd, good con· MULTI Family Garage Wlth nbbon & your own pie: Loubella pants $9.95.
Jlucbok>gy
llea&al Health workers ~ pm, & Prr PoS1
lion s avail ror
smychiatnc hospital 1n
Dela Point Related col
leie courses or ex
perienee desirable Xlnl
benefits' pleasant work
environment 496 5702,
at. JS1.
Ptr. Need 3 key adults for
eiqfandln1 business
lilex. hrl. S48·9140.
person Stonem1ll Ter· 494-7SS5. TllAVEl a.GENT ditaoo $40. Sale!Fri,Sat lOtafdark personal message 3 -pc suits $19 95 .
2915 Redh II ~ c•o 3 Perfect for every oc race. 1 SEC'Y /Of-C MGR. lmmed Qppn1ng for .,..,,,.027 Everything from JUD casaon We deliver Sat/Sun, 9-S or by app't
RESTAURANT help CdM Flexible 20hr quahfied person Good C-raa& quea lo antiques 645 673-+tl9 only 2268 Golden Car,
needed Day or night, week. Uruque oppGrtuna Salary, xlnt oppl.> ~,_at IOJO CoYe,Clll 1..:...:.;:_ _______ N.8. (behind the YM
cooka "'cuhiers. Apply ty for right person PrimeLocation646·3443 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Snap-on side cab. 3 CA> 642·6448
bet 2·"Pu. '-ng John 673-"429. SX70 Polaroid Land GarqeSa.le, Sat, 94, An draWfl"'5. l shelf. locka· .. '"' ..,., TllAVB.AGEMT taque bdrm set (twan ble Waterbed f or 'ale,
Sliver, 3095 Harbor Blvd, Secretary, local church. Manager & out.side s ales camera & strobe llghl bed$), innatable boat. $l40 768-5837 burgundy velour w1lh
CM mature person, typing & person Pnme Newport 53&l8l7 __ __ air cond. misc rurn. stereo headboard Call
Restaurant transcribing skills am Beach location Full> 1>o91 1040 lamps, plants .. anti TRS-80 comp, level ll. 8'2-0642
Ill TACO #34
25252 La Pen Rd.
~HiU1 Prr days, no weekends.
xlnl pay & training. App-
ly between 2·Spm.
portant Exp necessary aut«naled 631 9040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ques. Stereo 2412 Holly 16 K . a I\ a c c e s s .
Call 631·2880. KEE!>HOND Pups AKC Ui, N B t1m10BO 839-0059 aft 4 Travel Agent in bus) O\amp sire. MJF Pet & -.. ----------1 automated Irvine agen s h 0 w p v t p t y 20 bllte, X entry s kis, AR.PETING Approx 200 ••SECRETARIES•• cy, International, com 2l3/tlnl.34Saft 6 pm. m.iac Sat,8am 2012Pt sqyds-3yrsold-likenew.
Payrl/Excilg co.$10,800 merc1al & retail exp a Provence H Vw Hms on& price Sl8.SO sq yd
SfAMP COU.ECTlONS
PURCHASED by Dave
Cooper Call 846-2317
t4ac•w-W..t.ct 1011 GOfc/Recpt/BnteSl0,800 must Qualified only 7 wk . 'I• w o I r ~. N.B All for $500. 64-4-8199 Bkpr/RESecy $16.800 (714)951-2100 malmute·'r\ shep, $50 ------__ _..;,.. ______ •••••••••••••••••••••••
Recpt(f60JGPfc$12,000 c.au 97&-8295, 8-5PM. Chnstma.s Boutique, anti AMTl9UE SALE Telescope, 1ood cond.
Uzfteindera Agency TYPIST-Part tame. exper ques. decorations & uni Desks, buffet, hall tree, Com pl. micro1cope
GO Birch Est 'M EOE req 'Newport Beac h 2 Female AKC picture que items. Fri, Sal & roll top, bookcase, piano, w/cbemlttry 1et. Child's
Newport/833-8190/Free location, 955 1433 perfect Cocker Spaniel's, &.an. 9.3CM. 11311 Deep. plct urea, e loc It a c · pianooror1a.n. New bud-
•Sil.£• Jotm Brimhall's annual
pre.holiday piaao • or-
1ao tale. N•• Graad
piano, SZ.HS.00. Z'e•
aplnet • camole piuoa: 403 off. New or1ao1: GP
to~oll.
SU Soutb Bristol
151-1121
EJ.NWA~ 1'4" E"°°Y
Gt-and, bit 1.IOI, like new
cond, one ot a ktn~
Sll,000.
lllf.ASON 6 HAMLIN 1'2''
walnut Grand, bit 1Ja,
like new co•d .
$10,000/belt offer.
Hammond Or1ao 6
Piano Center 2114 &.
CCMtHwy. CdJI M4 1111
~ l.B.ATIOMS
Attractive Youn1 Lady needed. Must have good
penooalily willing lo tr~el for Newport
Blach ftrm as public re
la&kmt rep. Call Turning Poifl MZ· 1606
R~AURANT
WB4DY'S
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Ouistmas Puppies, order
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include medical & dental 1 wb oW, call after 5PM.
Insurance & credit union. &-!M62.
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portunltles beyond Hotel security, full & Ptr ...aiilUM C hrhtmaa Xlnt posiUona avail immed.
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A ~ active Newport Saleaalrl wanted part 1blft1. Xlnl benefits,
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Costa Maa, CA 92626 oeedl 1d home 962·5996 942.4321
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p..,lDI your broker ntESPORTS DEN Newporter Ion, 1107
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Women/Men, Ptr. Full time help wanted for e.x· WA18lllD
184a. elusive re1laurant1 In FOR SALE!
SALES Kl', TUIMr( O.C. Muat be depeqd • Beautlfullr ftal1bed ~'riot Clerk for At 1fyOUareq1H11iVe and .-., ftl. able to work day1, 'Id natural wooa· boobbelf ""9 iD Faab.lon bland, 1oOldQI for• natun ln re· Leonlle Concrete Inc. with people. Xlnt pay hudboerd ;tu; mirror.
N.ll'. b•• an openlo1 tall mimt w 11ood co. lootlna for br11bt self Women encouraaed to 12 drawer pedeetal (no
lloo·l'tl, l :S0·5:30pm, beneftll Q>Ply in peraoo start.lnli.ndlvidual. Must apply. Call An1el '1 nHd ror drtuer).
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, PlHte call 84'05070 Fri. Stmdard Shoes, ao77 ~.~~and. Hrt (n4)5'5t-4822. clud•t beater, liner, ~. KaU•. So. ert.td c M ~ •padded ralla. .. ' · . VETERINARY KENNEL Must ..U ASAP ... mov
'ordar cl.rt, Selet~lm Rohn Produc· savlCISTATIOM PERSONS. (2) Ptr posl· tnal Now fedgeed ...
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llfUPll. bmtaft•. 1ood cood, $35,0QO. a.a.a For the beat deal in "18 DL. Fr. wh. dr. Sapd. VOLVO '78 Silver Anlv. sr.cbUl!f It,...._ MMSM. •1950 r--~e Counlr .. Come '75MERCEDES280C $2$95. Lo mi. Immac. U2,41pd, 13.SOOm .,ofiiai n.-....... 1091 .... 9140 I ForYomCarl SeetfsToday!. Excelleotconditlon' ! 59-6218,8-12or5-9. SALAS. SBVICI aalea lit. etc. ~hapuq •---•••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~=· ~~p1e:. JOttMSOtie & SOM 6) (852NVJ) fa,ota . 9765 AM) l.IASIM• =~Beat Offer (7~ ~ to Hooda Eapre11 d • bl 'IM•Merc~ '8295 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OV,.....,.,. .. .,DELIVERY .•bl ' ,
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nqied. Good condition. Returbiahed chuala, Ja8Harbor8lv . ~•-R••,.., ExceUentcondiLlon" '78 CeJ.lca liftback, a /c, EXPERTS '62 2nd Owner 59K •· ··DECODERS Sl50 new wirin&. etc. 12300. ec.tallesa 540.5630 --<64.'SNPF> . am/fm,aut.o. S8000 FIRll! 842·11Afj
0 1• _.._, 611·3899 541HM6; &a·SZOO Y ALL1Y IMPORTS $10,59S 979-3073 EARLE IKE evenings .:.tb
" '80 PUCH Moped Prime 1955 Buick Rdmslr Premium prices 2M02=~fue~re{kwy. Valley '77 Toyota Cell ca VOLVO c_,.. ttJf~
"COLOR T. V SHI Ccnd., N75/0BO Hrdl.op. FuU power, wide paid for any uaed car ll l-2CMO on 495~4949 Imports Liftback. Xlnt cond. 19116Harbor Blvd •••••••••••••••••••••R
1 y~~anly MO-WB whites 2nd Owrier (~!i::ctru:~ic) ClOHdSundays 7148312040 ='.'':Ut!a~1~s H:~e:~ 646-w-:~~:467 ·~!.u.~.t~ ca; o • ..... a....... '80 SUZUKI FA, like new. ~~eves See U1 Finl! J979 ~D turbo daeael, louvers, low mileage 675-0652 ''tu.t putforChnstmas 4WlileelDrhH 9550 '78 BMW 2002, sunroof, anlh1graymet ,sunroor. 644-6876. QaAMGECOUMTY --·----....&.ow
•••••••-•••••••••••••• $125 751.9S82 ••••••••••••••••••••••• mai whls. am/fm cass, blk leather antenor. 40 VOLVO '75COUGAR ~
«l::m .. 9010 Oct. 79 Batavu1 Moped '76FOaD"-250 =· "&fi· ~~~~;n:; gal ruel tank. low mi. lk '70 Corona Mk 11• auto. EXO.,USIVELYVOLVO Runagood,goodint.·~ 91i'\••••••••••••••••••• ........ cond.$3.SS Xlnt. CCIDd., P/S, P /8,2 '152-9893 newwi·u'ri.!ocanacleocrarle'a$.'J()se'P500P, !!.,C;,"Jl177~01~ Olson, LargeatVolvoDealer $1500 543.llC)l"!t>
W f -aux. tanks, CB, AM /FM . u• ' ' ~' ~ . .....,.,. inOran°eCoun~! "-"-99•-. Clllacolt Canoe or 675-2041 1 k h 675-2107 wJends & eves, , . BUY •LE'"" ..__,,.. _. . Paddles included. Cass .. c oc • muc more. f '17 BMW 530i . Sunroor, 833-9'784 w days, ask for 78 Toyota Celie a ST Spo~t DIOC'RECT,..., ••••••••••••••••••••••B
Wev• ~:.r::-/ $t,4SOl080962·5900 ·auto, a /c, am /fm Joe Coupe Sspd. 30,00-0ma 'BOOodgeColthatcbba--:"
9150 :?8881lnrbo1Rl\d 000 1 er..~ Trucb 9560 cusette. 38, m1 es New tires, mag wheels, $1500, & assume pa~ M9'tH ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'olltl:I '.\lt·~;J S.IO OJJO • S7500. 751-4760. '79 MB 300 Diesel Salver. clean. 538-1144. ments. 96().8200 'tll lOPY'."' ,..... 9030 1980 Husky 250cc O.R . ~·••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... Like NEW condition! 791Ton. Beautiful! Step Wanted Honda car, '722002Tll,4spd,stereo, ~·c=·tes::.~~1re:; For sale. ~oil bar for IFard 99f[;
12FOOl'ACJLLIES Must sell this week' Van. Set for plumber 1970.72,N-tOOwtthblown xlntcond.$3800 $4,500 & assume lease Toyota p1~kup . $50. 10120 ar en rove ·•••••••••••••••••••••r..~
Intlatable 3t,A, Hp xlra's $1400. 546-2619. · SU.500. Pb. 642·3791 engine. 53l-880l 631·9560 832 7&7. 646-80.U everungs: __ Blvd. 'TT Ford Granada Am''::!' ~~2145 --'78 Yamaha 650 S~I . '78 .Toy. PU, like new, 10 Alltos,I~ '74Tii, fuel inj, xlnl cond .72 MB 250 mint cond . Tri..... 9767 Ci_...._. IJ~tltol ~:;:,~n:~t~0f x'lD-1 -
IM.M._ Power 9040 9 000 ml $1300 au, step bumper, R&H, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6SK mi au lo, a a· r', AM /"' M . ••••••••••••••••••••••• '71142·E. New tires Runs - -:r~~'";••••••••••••••••• , 873-3725. after5pm. xlnl, $4275. 978·1587 Maa-o 9705 . 968-2758 Michelin $7900 P p ,79 Spitfire, xlnt cond, 16K bad Needs interior '78 Ford Granada, ai~/ P~NN YAN In boar , •74 Datsun 8 U wilh shell ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... ~.-9720 955-3.546 ml, radials, stereo, $4200, Some new parts $400. auto, power. cruise, l~Wr. sportfiaben & crwsers' Ul61 HD Sportster cust., . · · · -~ mileage 964 1053 eve alJ inboard no outdrive rebuilt magneto must 36.000 males Mint cond ALFA ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,, 548 8847 · · ··I
pri)blem. aO' ~wln diesel sell. 7:.Hi250 X231 . Den·! $3000.S48-70u I HEADQUARTERS -.. ~1;:4!' a1:n ~~:d~;dK s,:; "fi7 TR4A IRS reb. eng., UMd '73 Ford Ranchero GT, gcf'-'
spbrtfl8her, list $78,000, nls;960-3192 l'73FordRanchero GT gdl $14950646 5.280 new generator, tares.••••••••••••••••••••••• cond $2495 ··-
sale pnce $68,000 26 '
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9fDi&ledleael, s.portfis.her, '68 BEN ELLI, 220cc eng, 642.2799 54999 79' Mercede2 Ivory loJdt-d I 556-0IM3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• r: 1 • ~t $t4,500, sale pncej needs work S'l25 · . l2K mJ ---•78 Amencan Motors Con ernf1c Deal Futura, 78 ~· 216' single diesel 552·5094 !"73 Ford Couner wlshell, 78Spo~~9<0l83'1l I ' 6425392 IVal&swagen 97 70 cord 4dr stahon wagon Low nu New $7500: My
iaber, list ~6,500,1 new tires new aux held j --••••••••••••••••••••••• fully0loaded lo m1le11ge
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prict; $38,000 24 • XE IOESPE~ATE Must ~ell I tank, au'lo, $2lOO 10 BO 19TI Spider (~LT) '76 MB 4505 L, M a p I e ·79 VW Van 7 pass Dark xln.t cond. • $3900 Dys ' 957 0282, 673-5953 .• ...,,!
aer, lisl 127.500. sale 2:50RM 795'uu.lu. Asking S3l-4343 1 $7499 j yellow Bamboo 1nl. mull brwn/tan. 1.3,000 m1 Gd 6421163 rules 645 7204 '='
price $19,900. 20' open fas SlOOOlo<r 675-6378 , '78Spnnt GT (040811 cond, lo mi. w1fe'i:. 2nd: cond $llMlO 494-9456 or ' '72 Ford A1C. auto Li~
1-.200HP, llstS14,800,, Vmn 9570 : $1299 , car, l9.5K 7S2574l or eves497·3S98 de 9910 new Good tires &
s..lls for Sll,500 72BMWR75·5, Krauser1•••••••••••••••••••••••• ·10 Pick-Up needs work eves5Sl6Sl3 . •••••••••••••••••••••••brakes , c lean $1200
2i.3·592·2859 days , bags, new upholslery,1·eo Dodge van 8100, P /S,I aai:•CH IMPORTS best o(fer &42·2011 after --71 VW bug, new ll~es. ERA. 1979 Co exec 55117~
2J:1..SQ2.2M4eves ::,.~·Class ride. Call I P/B, auto, 2800 mi, $6900 -sPM. '78 MB 4505 EL, 1 m ~~&a{~ll engine car. Takeover lease ericlt 9947
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• MOORIHG · 675-5292 ' MB Dove Street , m a c u I a l e . m e t I · _ _ S282 26 mo. 1 OAC) or •••••••••• ••• •••• •• ••<Ptf Mofal' Hon. Sal-/i l NEWPORT BEACH 72 240Z, rblt motor. new brownllan leather lo m1 .73 VW 8 1 FM txO' ror $9495 Call Pal at rr.,_ +boat ._./Ca-'-160 'TT Dodge, 17·24 mpg, Ve.
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752-0900 clutch, mags Arn t Fm b~ or assume 'tease I ug, ow~er, d 714·5S7-9960days . '71 2·dr 6 DQcyl, auto, ;>'II\.
------••••••••••••••••••••••• $3800 631:0208 ' ' ' '78 Sport Sedan, immac. S.-1502 Must sell $2200/bst orr 991 5 545·9718 ~ ~ 631-42861 -, ... _age 4spd00 crwse ps pb cass. S3800 t 0BO 640-6159 cassette. grea coo . rru,$1299 P964
'79 Vikina tv:an diesel, Rent, 22' Lux. Motor · very lo miles, am/fm ---'79 30050, slvr on blk,I 857-2'33ev~-_ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·
r,.u.r, etc. 35 sf, superb Hme, slpe 8, ~elf coot. fll Ford Van, runs good, caaa, wheels, pinstriped,. Rat 9725 turbo dies el, sunroof, 40 . YOUR# I 995&~ COlld. P.P. 675-8651. $275/Wk. +8< /mi. cust int., good cond., car cover $8200 /OBO ••••••••••••••••••••u• gal. tank. all xtras, llK 75 Bug convt. Yellow ' CADILLAC •••••••••••••••••••••#•"
..._ __ .__ 640-8585 must see. $1900 54,8·6646 544-1407 '78 FIAT 128 mi $29 500 /080 PP blaclttop .• new paint, new ........ -SHIP I"" ORANGE COUNTY'S ~ 17' ~Whaler, '79 100 --. · • top, minl cond Lo .,_.._ " FIHEST '~t
HP Evinrude & 6 HP '77 Tioga 1,1 . 18' all '75 Chevy Cargo Van, ps, •73 Alla spyder. bought ~:,ooer. 4speed, J3,000 9'71M38l mileage, P . P . Orig OllAl«iECOUNTY! LlNCOLN·MERCURY .. ~.i
aux. Trlr, VHF, CB, 2 fiberglus mm1, sips 4, pb, air, ¥. ton, $3000. new '74, mmt cond, $5000 · $3499 '78 MBZ. xlnt cond, new owner Days: 546-6654, DEALERSHIP · ·~
baU.,bow,plalformwlth Dodg~ 360, 13mpg, A.tter7pmMS-6066. orbisto<r.548-3398. radials & much more. eves&wkends:752-6360. SALES.SERVICE
4" pads (sips 2), full cov· w/crwse control, like WClllhd 9590 ~-~ _.,!'•J~ $4200 or will trade for AND LEASING ~ ?i.~'rl"l ~many many xtras new . ale, stereo, 2 way Autos 'TI"" Alla Romeo Spyder, ~ ,...~~I Datsun 240280Z 8464633 '68 VW Bus AM /FM --;t aceme~tcosl$1',500: relrig, forward dinette,••••••••••••••••••••••• sharp,convt.Blaupunckt HONDA eves/wknds l 213 J Cassette Stereo. Reb. NABER~ LJNCOLN·MERCUR'\''
be\ offer over $9750 w/ige bay windows, rust WEPAYTOPDOLLAR stereo, salver. gd cood. lBAtrrOCENTER DR ~997ldys Transmission Good {"ADii L 4.. • 16-l8AutoCenterDr. '-~ Eves/wkends. 6442848, tones int., modular fortopusedcars·fore1gn, 18,500 . .-..3205 IRVINE 830-7800 MG 9742 Cond.Sl850.962.SSS9 , .J f~ , SOf'wy LakeForestextf •1
Days 557·7343 shower, 38K mi, very domestics or classics. If IMW 9712 --••••••••••••••••••••••• 1972 VW sunroof new '' (llJ 11. .. 1 ... Bt-.11 IRVINE •1 ~IC 30' Chns Craft ~~~~a':::~::,~e·s:~~~ ="usc;fRST!xtra clean, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·74 FIAT 124 TC WAGON '79 MG Midget. sacnflce eng, AM fFM stereo. ' "'""'"""' '>JO <llOC• 830-7000 ''! C&w.aer~ Re· powered farm After 7PM 731·21>80 ~ • Runa Great. Gets Good Lo nu, 11Lereo casi., lugg body m good shape. Need Fine cond. Sl 7 .500, ~ Mlleageb 6\000 on~ rack, xln1 cond, yellow.
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rarcar.&73-671' 673.9472. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 292.SHarbOrBlvd 835·3171 M.ar.$1.59508064021691 cond, new pamt & ml ,60 BAJA BUG 1700 S.•lle '65 MUST CONVER:t~~
8• Aljo. fully self· COSTAllESA THl\llt1w•rlo•11v1Nci1i1.aett•Nt! --S'l800 .003205 IBLE 289 VS. auto. p/sl'C1
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, beingoodCondillon "78320laair, (5Ui9) VISIT YOUR <SOIRSCI 631·3386 dys or 548 8602 must sell $1500 ob'c( .. llLLFtSH M.7·3.182 '1932.0l4spd, 1unrf (~17) 55999 ·72 Super Beetle auto, eves. Oeve8S7-U30, 644·0620 : ".
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the "BIG ONE" or SSAVESAVE$ NEWPORTBEACH stereo, snrf, new tires, 963-2237 S45-0383 :•i
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67$.2980So.Calif lmportedcarparts Top dollars for Sports u...uvERSITY cond . S3 100 /0 BO ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·····················--...,.... IMPORT Cars, Bugs. CampNs, ~ "' ondw 9750 960-S824eves CHARTER 48' Luxurious AtrrOSUPPLY 914's,Audi's ~ SALES&SERVlCE ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----'72 Camaro SS 350 New '79 Olds Della 88. cstc)l
Sailing Yacht Fully lOlN Manchester AakforU/CMGR OLDSMOllLE •76 PORSCHE9l IS '74 Super Beetle, snrf. pawt&lires $2200 crui ser 4 dr wagon.
eqbipped Sleeps 10 2 Anaheim 776·9900 JIM MARINO 5lllMlebock HONDA amtfm, 57,000mi . $3400 Call 897 2Ul5 AM FM radio. a iT 1,,., ~ · · •""" VOU(SW•'-te.o.1 '-MC-UCKS Ud Edition, Am Fm, 5 540-6150aft JPM. ,.....___........ 9920 cruise control. pwr door ,, l1l1Dlmum ..,.,., per ..a d Z AW....., VJ&.w w • ~ speed, new brakes, up-_ --•ruttW"r 1 .. _ b 1 I v tr•
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-·•••••••••••••••••••• 768-S837 T-DOLLAR (7~76~) '79 HOHDA ACCORD '79 Porsche 924. like new '79 Coovert. River Blue sroaT COUPE! owner car, gd cond ·~-'79 Prindle 16' Cat, hke """ ""'' LX 1-~ than •ooo mt auto Automatic trans, air --p .a. •D FOR A to rf "'""' .. · met. cass. 4 spkrs. sen out. $15001080 646·0741.c;i ~l2800851.2142 Antique Overland Car "" ~/F.:i'f28&~~~> Sspeed, air, stereo, pis. air, Sll ,500 HSI 0333. records, immac. must ~~n~). & more
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cat 20, c1o•P1 Jearue 493-4301 aft USED C&IS! EXCELLENT! weekend only ' '020 '72914• amlfm 8lrk. ·11 SU--PER BUG HOw••o CL.-.-•-t Amil Fmhclass ~900ereo,,. air. 3hp Evlnrude am ,. low miles, C523 RZI I YMU) $4500/080 --....,... ra Y w s, ... arm 848-40l0 Autos for StM 'TT l20i auto , sunrf , Soddlebock Call 960 6322 New clutch, am l fm, mag Dove&Qua1l Sts 675 1654 -~----••••••••••••••••••••••• air, (894 TIAl V•y wheels Good rond1llon NEWPORT EEACH l'tnto 9951
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wilhtraller,$1800 N<Yl'ICETO air,sL(er837eoTW,lowAlmlles 7141)1•2040 cond1t1on $1 2,5 00 Spm tr.EEUSFIR-ST' ·77 Pinto Wagon Xl""'81
861.·92'79 READERS AND 2150 ......._ llvd. 7 14 1 9 S 2 7 4 2 ° r '71 VW Conv, xlnl cond, ~ • cond new radial Ure•;>Jf
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-'•i-14wia-1._ dealers la the vehicle WANTED! air,stereocaas.. '06"' • • xlnt cond $9500 Call '68 VW Convt Reblt ' TTPintoSportsWgn,f~9
UCID , .. _ cla11lfled advertl1ln1 LatemodelToyotuand l ,79 ~f:~~~unrf , '78 Accord, AM /FM , 8474601afl3·30prn mot.orLnew int & roof, air,PS,PB,RoyalBlue ~ 951·1150 columna does not include Vo Iv o I . C •I I us alr, stereocass . etc silver, xlnt cond. $4100 '74 Porsche Targa Fae $3000 Y.P. 536-6780 Xlntoond. $2500. 964.~ ... .._.Sllpt/
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i,_i 545-1821 aJer docomct.ary pre· 1tHNett1er••• 7141)1-2040 CuUaaa Supreme, xlnt Mags AM tFM radio ~-5733 •••••••••••••••••••••!er.1 _.,.._ _______ 1 peratloo cbar•et unleaa c .... MH• cond, $1800 I 0 BO ~ ~all498 4607 ESTATE SALE· 1977!J
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a1PA SOY ..... ..., ..........
U fo4a7 WU the ftstal day of ldlool -.Ui1rd ol u.. ...,.
.. tM JfilidqtGG ... Cb \Jllioll fl1'JI 8dlool Diatrlct wouldo 't sraduae.
M fll todQ about 1,600 oJ the
dlatrtct'• 4,t;OO Mnlon bave not
pUMd the four, IUM-mandated
proflclncy eumlnatJona re·
qUIJ'ed tor sraduatioo, accordlnc
HB eyes
funding
lawsuit
Hunttnaton Beach city officials
are tbreatenine to take legal ac-
tion to block a cutoff of state funds
; amid cba.rgea ot a double cross in
State Coot.roller Ken Cory's of.
flee.
The controversy dates back to
June 30, 1978, when the city re-
ceived state ballout money after
tbepaasageof Propoeltion 13.
It ta the contention of the state
controller's office that the city re-
ceived an overpayment of
$706,0.00 by understating the
amount.of money It bad on band.
The state last week withheld a
· payment of '298,000 to the city in
motor vehicle license renewal
fees u the initial step in recaptur-
inl the alle1ed oveJ"payment.
But ~t City Attorney Bill
Amsbary clalmeci Wednesday the
1tate acted precipitously.
"One side in a dispute such aa
diil c-..mot take unilateral ac-'Uon, ''be said. "The state la jump-m. tbe gun and we are entitled to
ou.rdaJin eourt."
••we'll bp looldn1 at the
poHlbU1t1 . o( seeltlnf a pre-
liminary ~unction a1ainst. Mr.
" .CoJ'Y."
Another spokesman said the
state promised not to withhold
any money due the city until the
diapute wudiacl.Wled further.
Huaid the subsequent action to
bold back the $296.000 amounted
to adoublecross.
Officials in Sacramento said
the money still may be released
pendlna progress,in neeotlatiom.
State officials claim that the ci·
ty reported it had S2 million lo the
1eneral fund on June 30, 1978, but
that the correct amount should
have been $4.8 million.
They said the city set aside
money in special categories for
accrued vacations, sick leaves
and unappropriated reserves, but
tbat it abould have been included
in the city's total reserves.
City oftlcia.11 said the real con·
troversy depends on whether the
city set the money aside before or
aftertheJune30deadllne.
They claim the action was
taken well before the deadline,
but that minutes 81Jd tape record-
ines of council meetines fail to
abow when the action was taken.
Fund feud fueled
SACRA.MENTO (AP) -State
Tramportation Director Adriana
Gianturcot... reaumin1 her feud! with the namportatioo Com-
miHlon, saya a proposal by a
comm•utoo panel to maintain
hi;bwQ' 1peodin1 levels for a
year amounts to "bullt-ln
batib:Uptcy."
to Keith Rartq, the diltrtct.'1
dl.Nttor of rtMa.rcb and evaula-tloo ..•
Tbe four profleleae.r .... ti
meuure aid!& ID WrltlD•, reed· tna, matbimatlct and lanpaae.
Tbli ti the tint year the state baa rflquiNd a aeniot to pus the exams to P'aduate.
Belidee paulna the four teltl,
the 1cbool district requil'el a stu-
dent to earn JM clua credlta.
Tbil equall an averal• ot •Ut1rt· ..
Jy more tbaD ftve elaues each
HmHter for four years,
Rai't ..... uld.
The 1181. ttnlor clan ••• atven the eums lut •Prine ., JUDion, Haitwtl aatd. Abod. sa
percmt ot tM Junlon paued the
teatl laat year and don't ban
to retake then WI rear.
Be aald the aenlon wbo didn't
pa&a the eums lllt year ma1
Stockpil~d 118 dirt
removal job~
By ROBERT BA&KtR Of ..... ., rtl9t .....
Five large trucu have begun
baulin1 away about 15,000 cubic
yards of dirt that bas been
stockpiled for months next to a
Huntington Beach mobile home
park.
The trucks are takinl the dirt
from a condominium project at
Atlanta Avenue to fill a gully in
a manufacturing area on the
other side of the city at Talbert
A venue and Gothard Street.
Officials said that, even
t!lough the big rigs can take
about three Joads an hour, the
mound of earth -estimated to
be 25 feet tall and from 600 to 900
feet long -will not be complete-
ly removed \Dltil next week.
Jtesideots of Pacific Trailer
Park bad complained about the
dirt repeatedly without results.
Tbef claimed that it constituted
a heatth buard for people with
breat.hlna problems, particular·
lY duriJll Santa Ana wind condi·
dona. ,/, ~ Bill Johnson, builamg auperin·
tendent of W IE B contract.bur
company, said the firm~planned to move the dirt earuer, but
plans were delayed because of
condlUom at the new laoClfill
site.
He said that because the earth
is belne used for compaction,
the gully where it i1 being
dumped bad to be excavated up
to 10 feet, not two feet as
orieinally estimated.
Johnlon also said the com-
pany bad difficulty lo eettio& rid
of the dirt because it contained a
bi1b salt or 1ulfur content mak·
inl It unusable for laodacaptq.
Johnson also claimed that
park residents bad overreacted
and that the dirt mound was
watered down and didn't blow into
the part.
Inspedin1 the aite Wedoea-
day. City Administrator Ben
Ar1uello aereed that dirt blowing
into the park probably came from
aourcea other than the dirt
mound.
He said, however, that
atocQlllq tbe dlrt next to the
park W.. hlappropriate and that
(See DRT, Pa•• ,\2)
Kliees , no· no
~ Slit skirt rai8e8 flap
MT. CLEMENS, Mich. (AP)
-~ pl.a in Cllntondale JD.lb
School'• bomecomin1 court
11:l0Wd b* .. IJl·American" and
"wboluome" and 1Ht 11Urtl
cton•t help that lma1e, aceoid1q
40 1cbool olftdala.
So wlien M..-pret Barnt, a
1.._1ear-old Mlalor, 1b0Wed ap for
the boineC:Oinlni paract. wear·
tn1 a .Pitt With an etibt·t.Dcb slit
hi the frontl • nap d*veloped.
"M' ftnlw 1acult1 advtae1' Rllba Roth--oi'der8d lllu Barile ._, stitch ar tape tlMt llit, c'hanie ~loth• or be tbroWD Ott· the
cburt.
Mlu Barile~. but an U ·
11.ataot ~ ovenided Iii.
• Bothberaer. allowlnc 11111
Bartle to ride lo a car llD tbe
S>arade -· bUt Wltb a bliuaMl onrw~im....
81a.c:e then, lllH Berne••
bOQle ha .,.. e11ed, w ui
latemapt.ed bJ oblc ne Phone
calla IDd ber lawn deconc.r.t trWl,...... wreatbl. •
A bout JDO ol tM 1,400 atUttiliDta
at bu lal1b acbool IQ Mt.
Clemens, a town of 20,000 nortbeut ot Delrolt., petidooed
to have 11111 Barile'• name
etrfckm from bomeeomtna rec-
ord• and ber homecomlna
court picture left out of tbe
1cb0ol jea.rb)ok.
The drelt eodt for bomeeom·
·1na eoart memben warn1
•••llilt .hldl beell, allt aJdi'tl or
bHV)' _maleup, Uplalned )Is~.
Rottibale1'.
•'It wat Dot th• lmaae we
wot.eel ~&Jed to I.be com-
irimdtY'' lbe lakl. -
llaraaret'• lilothe:r, ~.
•e•• nothbll wront with her
dau1bter'1 ekirt.
. ' . retake tbein tbrou•bout th•
1cboollliil9loft .
I The dlatrict hU tei up lpedal
wor~ IDd wonboob to ... •tat ddd.edt In any ol
the four cateaoriea1 Hartw11 Hid.
AlthouCb the proftctlenc7 teltl
were mandateCl by tbe 1tatt
Lelf,lllture under the Hart Bill
of 1m. local diatrtcta .... al-
lowed to eatabll1b academic
tWldardl and prtorttJes for the
profldeiDcy aama. ·~ Whole .. ttery of teltl is
IHNd toward practical l~Ca·
tloft ot edaeatioDJD daJ·t.0-du Uv·
I.be rlltber than belni atrictl)' academic,•• llartlril said. ·~ tests are a movement
towards b'Jin1 to uaure 80me
lenl ol llterac1 and computation
•tilll that have declined ~use
ubool poUciel ot the 1l80a didn't
Voar Ho•eto••
Dally New•paper
TWENTY·FIVE CENTS
,
put u much emphaala oa ~
bu1c1," district SUperlntende.rit
FrankAboUUld.
"Our Dl'Clftclency eaama are c
a level that II a student p .... aD
of them be baa met a &Ooid, b:llb
1tandard." Abbott 1ald. '"Tbey .,.. notlimpleleltl. ,,
The JJ8l. aenior clu1 was ftnt
1iven the uams as freshmen in
1977' beaald.
(See SKDJ., Pa•e "2)
Witness claims:
Al~ia told SlayJDg
victim, 'I'll get you'
BJ DA V1D IWTZ•ANN
Of•Dm6fr"-1Wf Huotiqtoa Harbour IUJlltlQD
Louis Alaia' char1ed with ll1.lllni
1 bia ex-wife and Lone Beacb at-
torney Marvin TiDcher lut lune,
once told 'nneber, "I'll 1et you if
it's the lut tbinl I do,'• a prosecu-
tion witnea testified today. Lone Beach lawyer Jeannette
Bruck, who wu emplo7ed by
Tincher for four yean, told Jmon
Alaia ftnt pushed Tincber and
then tbreatmedMm durio1 a con-
frontation in nocber's downtown Lons Beachofftces lut J aouary.
Questioned by prosecutor
Richard Farnell, the witoeaa 1aid
she beard >"lllina on the moroinl
of Jan. 8andwhen1he left berol·
flee to,.. what wu bappmlns,
·~~.~ and TlncbJr ar~ louu.q ID the reception area cit the
lawolllCM,
lllN "Ruck 1&ld Atala wu
" red lD the face" IPd 8'ood wtv:r~ cleocbed u he yelled at~, 50, wbo at one time
bad~ tba pbyaldan on
tu matttnandwlloalle1edlrwu
carrJfni cm a Wf ati with tbe
murder defendant'• former
wife. Maro Lou Alaia. 17.
The witness told Jurors iJl
Oranee County SUJ>erior Court
Judee Byron llcMillao's
courtroom today that Alaia want·
ed Tincher to take some lesal
Non-teaching
workers due
• pay mcrease
Huotln1ton Beach City
(elementary) School District
trustees are expected to approve
an 8 percent ~1 increase for 280
claaaifted worken Friday.
Employea rautled the con-
traot propo1al Wedneaday. U no
bitches develop, the increases
will beretroactivetoJuly 1.
Classified workers Include
secretaries, teacher aidea. bus
driven, custodlana and main-
teoaocewonen. The proposed a1reement
coma three da)'I after a protest
by district. teachers who are
aeeklnl a UI percent pay io-
cr.eaae.
The dlstrtct bu offered a ' per-
cent bllte and an lmpasae in
necotlatiiam with teachers baa bee~ declared.
Prison term
for principal
WEST PALM BEACH,' Fla.
(AP) -A Judie bu HDtmced
former llaeArtbur H!P 8c:bool
PrlDclpal Solomon Bana• to
five years ID prtMD foJ' bJa role
lD the tJO.C•llect 0 Gold Plumblnc Caper."
Tbe sentence ••• hnpo11d
Wedneaday by Palm Beacb
'Circuit Court Judie llamn
lloUDtl for BarDll' AU£ 29 eon·
Yicttcm OD charl• that be tiMd
to UM .,000 fn Dade CouatJ
school mon•1 to bu1 I~ plumtas l\Jdur. -some plated -for a Napl .. , a.,
••catklD bome. Bara•' fried and former
bo .. , former Dade School SUpedal4Ddia\ Sob.nnJ L, ,_.,
wbo OWDed the bom•, WU CCID•
VlcW Mtll•. Be bu Id bem
tellteneid.
Travel tip• told
Tb• cl* ti8rNiit bU MIUP bi
tM em·t.bd Coedlella VallU near Pataa ..,...., F• a IDlllk
., l&lle ••l'••:,:u:u u ... triftl -tlpa, ... ,.....,P.,_DL ·
fAw.. .UNDER WAY Dr • .:.0...tAlata
papen but crew aqrier and aD·
1rier • 'lblcher told him to either
quletdownorleave.
Sbe quoted -uae 1ray-haired
pbyaid.aD a aayine, "You're not
1olD1toeetawaywtth t.bia. l'll1et
youifit'sthe last thing I do."
Miss Bruck testified that the
physician eventually left the of-
fice but paced outside in a hallway
for a bout another ball hour before
eventually leaving the building.
Alaia is charged with fatally
stabblne Tincher and Mrs. ~
last June 19 in the woman's Huot·
lngton Harbour waterfront home.
Alaia bad gone to the home to
pick up bia two pre-teeoaged
children for a weekend visit when
an argument broke out that even-
tually resulted in bis attacking his
former wife and Tincher.
Defense attorneys contend that
their client, beset with numerous
1peraonal as well as financial
,Problems, was in an "alte~
state ot consciousness•• when the
attac;b took place. ·
Alala.bu pleaded lnnocent act....
innocent by rellS<>n of insanity tu-~
the dual murder charges a1ain9t·
bl .•• m.
In opening statements to tbe
jury Wednesday. defense at·
tomey Ed Georee Jr. 1aid Alaia.
reached an emotional "flallr-~
poin& '' wbM be picked up a bonbia
knife ln the kitchen of the home
and attacked the pair.
"His mind reached a flash-
point," George told thesjury. "Be
blewafuse."
Farnell, however, conteod.I
(See ALA.IA, Pa1e A%)
We'll know Friday
TV's big secret
Still under wraps
LOS ANGEL~ (AP> -On
'1D-Da.y" minus one, only slleht·
ly more than '20 people know wbo
shot J.R. "Ewinj, and the actor
who playa the oil tycoon on the
TV •bow "Dallu" ian 't one of
them.
When Ewing was gunned down
last 1prin1 OD the bit CBS
seria DO one knew who the aa-
aallaut wu.
Now the crucial scenes have
been filmed, but Lorimer
Production• bu 1one to ex-
traordinary lenctba to see that
the secret is kept riebt up to air
time Friday nilbt at 10 on cban·
nel 2. Even LarrY Haeman, who
plays J.R:1 doesn't know the
identity ol me ..-a11aot. · Altboulb the penon behind
the am will be revealed Frfda.y1 the reuoa for the abootlna aoa
tbe fate ot the uaailant wllJ not
be known until Friday, Nov. 21.
Huntington
home burns;
• • • no 1nJur1es
Since the first day of filming
this season, Lorimar bas kept
sets c!Osed. No cameras, no tape
recorders and no unauthorized
people were allowed, said Tom
.Blabop, a spokesman for
Lorimar Productions.
"Obviously, we are shooting
r~ berrine scenes to throw peo-
ple off," said executive producer
Philip Capice. "Even though
we've tried to maintain strict
security, certain elements have
to be filmed and certain people
become aware.
''So we are shooting the cor-
rect veratoo and several other
versions. And when I see tbe
other versions I'm not sure tliat
they miehl not be better."
lo some versions of the crucial
scenes the culprit wu Oat-out ca. DALIA8. Pap AZ>
Coast
Weather
Fair throu1b J'ricl.,..
Low1 toniebt S7 at the
bea~bel. •7 lnland. ID.tbs Frf8ay M to 78.
·1N91DE TeDA ~
,,
I t
\
C CACO tAP l -loartl\t \o\elllilt rat" a.Ad dlaeowalinl •al rw rytler Corp... t "K·can" b.llve COY·
rom oftlc11U. C'OOC"emed Ulat No I au&o11>1ker eQuW
•P raJ Into ba ruptcy lf ~ dGD'\ prove, the CbJe.c• Tr1 l'C'potWd today.
. ty lJ Fal.r'a
eetln1 broke
from the wilb a fa.st start
Wednead•l at Cyp.-esa' Loa
Alamitos Race Course. <See
LONDON (AP) -Prince Cbarlet, belr to the laitlab tb.nme.
aot tome advice oo marri .. • ~: "Don't do tt ...
Tbe 'tramlq came from the Antl·llamao OrsanlutJoa, a
1roup formed tD Cbeahll'e county two yeU'I .,o to preeene
Britfab bachelorhood.
AMID THE G&OWING IP&CVL.\TION that Cbarlel, ll. ii
about to announce bis enc•.5:-a to Lad1 Diana~. 11,. AMO la determ!Qild to .. ve •
i
J
' i •• bu beeo wuhJ.nl from _ them beca\lle Of i
and 1ut• ol the ecaDOmy.•• UM ~paper quot-
ed (OVehibW!Ot olllttal H taYbil I dilpalcb
pbotoe, Paae~t P'tnt day'& a Ddance at lbe ,.:_,. _ _....,..IOW1J:i IMW eetint WU up
nearly 2,000froD'l last year'1open-
m1 and beUiq •ua bruk, said
AMO tecrda.r'y John 8NMD wrote to die l)rlJlee at Buck·
lnall•m Palace depJorinl '"UM blaWll laatut elJt b)''iM,.....
ln lta attemJIQ to 1etyourman1*1olf. •• l ~Dl ta W.. l.Drtoz> bUrNU. •
another otndal quoted b)' tbt Trtbune aald It ia too ear-b to analy&e wbethfl' Chry WW to bloke. • track 1poke1num Bruce RJmbo.
"We're tick.led to death," he
said. "Tbinp cou\dn't have been ..
Brennan offend Cbartej tM po9t at "Lord Rat." u patron
of the AKO, wboM meuiben DSUtt be unmanttd &Dd st.,-tUt way. I
l
~,. r•ld r~p•ll d
BEIRUT, Lebanoll (AP)-lranlan a.atl·alttraft batted•
drove otl lnQl Jet ft&bten to bomb tbe holY dty of Qom,
300 ml eut of the lr&q· Jru border and 70 mU.. IOUtb of
Tehran, Iran'• Pan newa 11ency aaid today. c...d1aai .. 1
ll 1ave no otMr detalla of the raid WedMIClay, tbe MCODd
aimed at the tormer headquarters ot Ayatollah Rubollab K.bo-
melni, Iran's revolutionary aod relllloua leader wbo IQOVid t.o
Tehran when he bad a heart atttct ln January.
Iran's Prime Minlter Mohammed AU R-1ai,~anwhlle, ct...
manded again that Jraqi President Saddam Hua be tried by
a world court for wa1ln1 the 80-day-old war o tbe norttiero
flank of the Persian Gulf.
Iran plea111e• ffaulde
WASHINGTON (AP) -Secretary of State .Edmund s.
· Assemblyman WUlle Brown,
D-San Francisco backed by
a Democratic-Republican
coalition, will run for
speaker of the state As-sembly against Howard
Berman, D,Beverly Hills,
the Sacramento Bee report-
ed today.
Muskie said today Iran is takinl a positive approtch to U.S. pro-
posals for release of the 52 American hostages and "that at·
titude is welcomed." <Related story, A4>
·'I think the way in wbicb the lranlana bate handled our
proposals is positive," Muskie told reporters after a breakfut
meeting with visiting West German Foreign Min.later Hana·
Dietrich Genscher.
Arab t1tart•lter" ro1d~d \
JERUSALEM (AP) -braeli police today routed about 100 Arab youths waving Palestinian nags who tried to march
through Jerusalem to protest Jsrael's occupation of the West
Bank of the Jordan River
One policeman was swept up by the crowd and fired shots in ·
the air to extricate himself, and 10 youths were ~led, urael
radio said
The march originated at the Damascus Gate, one of the
main entrances to the walled Old City in predominantly Arab
East Jerusalem
ffouse back• deficit budgef
WASHINGTON CAP> -The House quickly adopted a $632.4
billion, red tn1c budget today, agreeing to a compromise baati}y
approved by congressional negotiators that bas room IOI' a $»
bi lhon tax cut.
lt leaves unclear the fate of across-the-board spending cuts
House Democrats sought to impose on President-elect Reagan.
House action was even faster than the House-Senate
negotiating session that produced the compromise. Final
pass aJ!C' came on a voice vote with little debate.
\tidal at IJCI
Parliament said
best govenunent
By JODI CADENHEAD
OI tM O..Uy Pilol Sl..tt
Novelist Gore Vidal told a UC
Irvine audience Wednesday
night that Americ a s hould
switch to a parliamentary form
of government.
"It 1s time for us to switch
over to lhe best form of govern·
ment anyone has ever thought
of," said Vidal.
After a 10 year absence from
the Am~rican college campus
scene, Vidal is back. talking
chiefly about orgamzing a con·
st1tut1ooal convention
The best sellin(( author or
·Myra Breckenndge," "BW'l'"
and "1876" said he favors a form
of government with dir-ect
senatorial electio ns , a
ceremorual president, elections
ever y five or s1x years and a
campaign limited to eight
weeks
"We should take advantace of
a consbtut1onal conventloo to,
draft a form of government that
represents the people at large
who have never been allowed in
two centuries to express their
will," VhlaJ said.
Meeting with reporters prior
to his one hour lecture, Vldal
criticit.ed President-elect
Ronald Reagan, saying bis ad·
ministration "will be quite cor·
rupt.''
"Reagan is old and lazy and
not interested in politics," said
Vidal. "I think he'll be a
'
ORANGE COAST
DAILY PILOT
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WHY NOT PAAUAMINT?
Gore Vldlll at UCI
ceremonial president."
Vidal ts no stranger to politics
himself, having run unsuc-
cessfully for Congress in UMllO
and campaigned for Dr. Ben·
Jamin Spock In the early lt70's.
"Reagan ia a friend of the
very rich and indifferent to the
problems of everyone but the
Screen Actors' Guild," said the
54-year-oldautbor.
Callinl Reagan "triner hap-
py. • • Vidal added that tbe
Republican'• eeonomic Policies
posed a mucb more aerioua
threat than war.
Speakin1 about hi• own
career, Vidal Hld be wm ~
leaae a taovel out March about
Sth century BC politlu.
Dog keeps ·
rescuers
frolll victiJD
SEATTLE (AP) -A snarling
Doberman pinscher kept medics
at bay while its woman owner
collapsed and died on a
sidewalk. authorities said.
The woman's chances of sur·
vival were "rendered nil" by the
dog, said Seattle Fire Depart·
ment spokesman Jerry Childs,
even though it was not known
Wednesday whether she could
have been saved.
Steve Suedell, a paramedic
trainee, estimated that treat-
ment was delayed by 25-30
minqtes because of the dog's
snarling, attack-like behavior.
The woman, 30-year-old Betty
Jo Gery or Seattle, was walking
two Dobermans near Green
Lake when she collapsed Tues-
day evening
When rescue units arrived, the
female dog would not allow
them to approach the woman
The other Doberman, a maJe,
bad been bit and injured by a
car .
Kathie Croiiel', a witnese, said
sM trted to belp the woman but
had to climb up on a car to
escape the dog. She said the dog
lay next to the woman "and if
you tried to approach, she would
attack again."
"The dog would snarl and
lunge , the whol e attack
routine," Mrs . Crozier said.
"But she would not bile as long
as you kept your distance" -
about six feet away.
After the dog was collared,
medics futilely tried for more
than ll hall-hour to revive the
woman.
It was not known wbat caused
Mrs. Gery's death, although foul
play was not suspected, the King
County medical examiner's of-
fice reported An autopsy was
scheduled.
The injured male dog was
taken to a veterinarian, while
the female was taken to an
animal shelter.
Spokesman Joe Parks said
police are allowed to s hoot
dangerous or badly injured
animals. But he said officers de·
clded not to shoot because of the
presence of bystanders.
College cites
bus workers
for heroism
Coast Community Colle"e Dis·
trict trustees have presented
plaques of commendation to two
district bus mechanics for
"quiet herol.sm."
The mechanics restored
breathing and heartbeat to a
Costa Mesa man who fell from a
tS·fooUadderOct. 31.
Michael R. Cburch, 27, and Joe
Wild, 31, both Coeta Mesa reei-
denta, were cited Wednesday for
perf onnin1 cardio-pulmonary te·
1u1cltatioa on elect.rieian Ray
Wheeler. 57, who fell while work·
ioa on overhead U1bta at the dla·
trlct 1ar.,e ln Cotta Meta.
After bela1 NVived by tbe meehanlea, Wheeler lived an ad·
dlUOftal two weeb before tuc· cumbln8 to compUcatlo U ·
t0elatetf Wlth the fall, dllt.rtct of.
~ CJclaluaJd.
Church and Wild both teamed
CPR wbili lefVina ID the armed forces. '
better."
A ralny openlo& last year dam·
pened th6 event attended by only
8,405 spectators wbo wacered
$1 ,851,852.
''Tbe handle (amount
wagered) WP $2,032,325 Wed:nes·
day," JUmboaaid. ~ d1 Theday'sbi1winoerwu~in-..... •Rfl assist
dividual who scooped up-------------
t •
$63,061.80 for a $2 wager ln the
Pick,$xeventln wblcb fint·:lla equine. are pick~ in the f
t.hroulh ninth even.ta. Golden west pla'ns
t I . !
I Althougll at least one luc:Q
tor u.sually pico the six wtn.n.ma
entries every day, Wednesday .
was a bit unusual in that 23 fan,s
picked five of.the 4ix tor .$169 cod·
• to trim ene~gy use t
solatioo prues.
Normally, !Ulid one official, on·
ly about eight or nine pick five
winners. '
While 10,289 fans crowded the
stands for opening day racing, the
Fall Fair midway was nearly void
of participants during the after.
noort.
Racing is accompanied by a
carnival, fair booths, talent COO·
tests. aames of chance and dis-
plays centered in and around a big
white tent in the track parking lot.
The fair continues through Dee
1.
''Things pick up here (along the
midway) in the evening," mused
o ne booth operator. "And
weekends are pretty brisk ·'
' Post time at the track. just 100
yards away from the quiet
midway. is noon daily -except
next Tuesday when the event is
dark.
The first race each day features
appaloosas. The second and 11th
are quarter horse events.
The third through loth feature
the only thoroughbred racing
staged in Orange Count~.
Last year, the fair board netted
S290.000fromtheeveot.
Disaster d)eill set
for Valley park
Public safety officials,
hospitaJs and Red Cross volun
leers will participate in a dis·
aster drill tonight 10 the
southeast comer of Mile Square
Park in Fountain Valley
The trainin g e xerc ise,
coordinated by the Joint Powers
Emergency Council, will center
on the mock era.sh or an insec-
ticide-laden crop dusting plane
during a soccer game at the
park.
Refugees arrive
MIAMI (AP> -A group of 120
Cuban refugees have entered the
United States. the first in a two-
week Havana-lo·Mia mi airlift
that will postsc ript the
"Freedom Flotilla" that brought
more than 125,000 Cubans to U.S.
shores this year. The chartered
jet arrived early in the a.ft.er·
noon Wednesday at Miami ln
ternational Airport.
ltne Jewelry
BJ PHIL SNEIDEaMAN Of•o.ittNlllUft
By modifyina lighting, beat·
ing, air coodlUODing and ven-
UliaUon systems with the help of
a newly awarded $241,541
federal erant. officials at Golden
West College in Huntington
Beach hope to cut the campus'
energy consumption by 30 to 40
percent in the near future.
The federal grant, ad-
ministered though the California
Energy Commission, will be
matched by the Coast Communi-
ty College District to bring the
total cost of the conservation
project to $493,'"5.
From Page 1\ I
DALLAS ...
< gwlty, tn others the person was
only implicated
The scripts were issued to the
actors and crew with critical
pages missing
Bishop said the broadcast
print of the show wiU not be de·
livered to CBS in the conven·
tional manner.
Usually the film is delivered
lo the network's Los Angeles
complex, dubbed onto video tfpe
and transmitted via a cJoked
land or satellite circuit to CBS in
New York. which then feeds U to
the affiliate stations at program
time.
With "Dallas," the print will
be handled diffe rently. but
Bishop would not say how
DIRT ...
similar occurrences will not be
permitted.
"We won't allow this kind of
thing to happen again," be uid.
•'The next guy who does
something like this is going to
have trouble building ln the city.
"We'll be prepar~ to take any
legal means."
Showing elation over the long
awaited developments was
Rosalind Humphrey, a resident
of the park who led the fight in
getting the dirt moved.
"I'm a happy woman," sbe
declared. "It proves that you
can fight city ball. U you are
right, you should stick to it like a
bulldog."
. • Golden West's 1~ter school, t
Orange Cout Colle1e in Costa !
Mesa, ncentJy won. a sl.mll.ar
federal energy gr-nt totaling ·
$164,485.
Tbe 28-building 122-acre :
Golden West campus now bas
annual energy bills totalin"
about.$800,000. . J Before applyinl for the federal
grant, the college hired a consul·
tant to do an energy audit of ~ i campus.
Tbe stmdy proposed 20 no-cost !
or low.cost energy savin1 \
measures, including removal ot
unneeded ligbtbulba, reducing l
water beater temperatures, I
turning off all beating units in I
summer and recalibratin1 all •
thermostats. !
The consultant also recom-·
mended some more expensive
steps the college could take to
save energy.
Somo of these projects, which
will be implemented with the
federal funds, are: . _1. -Changing to more ef(jpem
metal halide lighting in portions
or the library and gynmasiwn;
-lnstalling a computerized
••scheduler" to assure that
rooms are heated, cooled and t
ventilated only when the rooms
are beiDC used;
-Imt•IHng sonar detectlao l
devices that will cut power to t
room when t.be7 sense it ll UDOe ..
cupled. Ughtina currenUy ls left l
on a~ 30 percent longer than !
necessary, the energy audit dis·
covered,
-Installing windows that
open or vents in buildings that
could be cooled by outside air.
Currently, the entire campus is
artlcficially cooled, and most
buildings have non-opening wlo·
dows:
-Changine some outdoor
lighting to more efficient k>•·
pressure eodiwn units.
Wit.bin tbe next six mootm,
coUeee otftclala will wort wttb •
an engineering firm on the de-t
sign of the various projects. Bid-;
dln1 on the imtallation work is '
anticipated ln the spring.
M icbael We bater, associate
director of business services,
said .be could not immediately
P-redict the financial savings
that will result from the COD·
servatioo project.
But be noted that the low-cost
and no-cost meuurea already
implemented will probably re-
duce energy costs about 10 per-
cent this year.
I
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lJ MSHIOt-1 ISlAND • NEWPORT BEACH, CAllP'ORNfA 92660
TRlPHONt (7'4) 644-2-494
LOCAL
Lawntakers . clash
Bergeson startles county GOP
BJ8TBVBllAUU .................
Al state leCilla'°'9 belln to
Jockey foi' posltloo In tlM ~
1embly leadeuhtp battle,
Newport Beach A•aemb·
Jywo111an Marian Ber•••oa llan:Ded aome BepubUean col·
lHl\&ff tbla week by 1aylnJ
•he'll 1qpport Democrat lloWard
Berman for tbe powerful
, apeatenblp poet.
· Mn. Bei'CMOn, re•lect.cl by a
landllide tills mootb, aay1 lbe
realises !Mr PMltloo may be
bard for aome GOP lawmaten
to undentand. She'• rilbt.
Guess. ~e horse was looking good in
the stretch and then faded to third Wed·
nesday during or enlne of racing at Orange Q:>unty Fal Fair at Los Alamitos
race track? Jim Cabell's horse, that's
whose. Cabell (in hat with field glasses)
seemed to take it better than friends and
fellow horse lovers (from left) Kelli
Marshall, Cathy Bucki.scb and Michele
Duroae. They all came down from
Durbank to watch horse, Bachelor of Art,
run at Los Al. · '
Bank's funds frozen
Alleged Southland swindle involved
RIVERSIDE (AP) -A Jud1e
bas ordered a Caribbean bank to
freeze at least $750,000 that
US Llfe Savini• and Loan con-
tends wu •windled from scores
of investors in Southern
California.
USUfe won a preliminary in·
junction requlrln1 tbat the
Grand Cayman bland branch ol
tbe Bank of Nova Scotia bold the
money.
"I don't mow what Jurildic·
Uon I have ln the Cayman
blandl, but I think lt'a a Cood
idea to lock up tbeae f\mda,"
Superior Court ludae William
Mortlandaaid Wednesday"
Riverside branch of the institu-
tion.
After the court bearint,
USLUe attorney Marc Epstein
said be believes the central
fi1ure in the case, Randolph
Erwin, 34, is in the Central
American country of Costa Rica.
"Our best 111ess ia that be ia in
Costa Rica and la unreachable,''
said Epltein, decllnint hlrther
comment.
been swindled from the in-
vestors. But the FBI says the
full extent of the scheme is still
unknown.
USLife Savin.gs claims it
lmowa notbint about the alleged
fraud and la 1utng Erwin and u -
sociatea to recover any money
that may have been taken.
Several of the investors -
many of them senior citizens
and loncttme customers of
USLife -made checks for their 1 inveatmenta payable to the aav-
ln11 and Joan. In other ca.sea,
USLlle transferred money from
cuatomen' aavin11 deposits to
the investment companies.
FSUBMAN A11emblyman
Nolan Friuelle, R-Colta Mesa,
wu critical of Mrs. Berl4110D'I
allD.ouncement and 1u11ested
that Republicans 1bould "bani
to1etber. "
,.I went up to Sacramento and
talked with aome of tbe GOP
~1• and there'• a feellne we shouldn't make any apeclal
deals," the recenUy elected top.
tometrbt said. "The thlnk1n1 la
we can ne1otiate better u a
team."
Mrs. Berteaon, durlnc an in·
tervlew Wednesday, said she
would have preferred to support
a Republican, but, followint the
election, decided that Berman, a
Beverly Hilla Democrat.. had a lock on the speakership.
ALTHOUGH THE Democrata
lost ground In the last election,
they still bold 47 of the state's 80
Aaaembly seats, leaving
Republicans in the minority.
The speaker must land at least
41 votes to win.
"I worked very, very bard for
a Republican majority, but we
fell abort," noted Mrs .
Bergeson. She added that sup·
porting Berman, at this time, ls
in the best intereata of her 7 4th
Assembly District.
She said Berman has more
Southern California ties than
other Democrats seeking the
speakership post and has
similar perspectives on regional
problems such as transportation
and water.
"BEFORE I MADE my de-c Is ion,'' she explained, ·'I
checked with the Republican
leadership in Oran1e Couaty and
without hesitation they agl1'ed
with me."
She said Berman, wbo slnll-
gled bitterly and finally lost the
speakership battle early this
year to Assemblyman Leo
McCarthy, D-San Francisco,
gave her a commitment to put
her on the Assembly Ways and
ewty ..... ....,
WILL BACK BEAMAN
Orange Coest'e .. rgeeon
Means Committee.
"It puts me in a strong posi-
tion," she added. -
But Friuelle, who admitted he
remains inexperieo,ced on the
full scope of Assembly
maneuvertnga, said be wouldn't
be surprised if Berman double·
crosses the Newport lawmaker.
''BERMAN IS LIKE a dic-
tator," said FriueJle. "He's
notoriOW! for not abiding by his
commitments. People will prom-
ise you anything."
Friu.elle, who defeated incum·
bent Democrat DeJmis Mangers
this month for the 73rd As-
sembly District $e&\, said "I'm
not so sure that Marian is doing
the best thing for her district."
SHOULD 'HANG TOGETHER'
Orange Cont'• frtuefle
He said if Republicans stick •
together they may be able to •
force Democrats to negotiate
with them "and make it so we're
not just a bunch of puppets at
the end of their string."
Mrs. Bergeson, though, said
what 5"11\8 important to her is
"not to have another two years
of destructive battling. To Just sit
on the sidelines isn't productive."
SHE STRESSED THAT she's
not being disloyal to the
Republican party and made her
decision independently, without
advice from the GOP Assembly Caucus.
The Assembly votes for
speaker Dec. l, the first day of
the 1981-82 legislative session.
NB firm requests
drug sale approval
A Newport Beach pharmaceutical firm began a drive this
week to get FDA approval to market a drue in the United States that's currenUy distributed in 3S countries.
Luana Wirth, spokeswoman for Newport Pharmaceutical In-
ternational Inc., said a new drug application for Isoprlnosine was
filed with the FDA based upon a recommendation from an FDA
advisory committee.
The committee, in a statement released in June. said the safe· ty of the drug for clinical use has been established.
lsoprinosine, used to combat the common flu. hepatitis and
shingles, has been on the market throughout the world for 10
years.
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wlda T•• Harp lae
good old days.
•ortON DEn. -You may have noted D the
a t.hat the o n1 Cuter dmlniltratlon hu Just li-
d a rt Ul'I n1 UJ to txe~IH ratralnt lD the yean
Ni d. lllYbe they also would hav• Weed a little reatralnt by
tho vOkn who oppo1ed than at the polla a bit earlier Um
month. AnrN•Y, thia report came from &he Department of Enero section of the om,otn1 admililltratlon. lt 1uuest· .S we 1bould have a '5 mph speed Um.it to save fuel, plus
mandatory lnspecbon1 of auto tire lnflatlon.
It almost sounds Uke the Carter people want us to re·
tum to the motorin1 days <I World War 11 with au and
tJre railonin1 and35mph spe«ldlimlta.
IN TR08E DAYS. lf 1(>U lived downcout a.Ad you
wanted to 1et to lhe Coun\y Seat up in Santa Ana, you
bated the 3.:t mph 1rind. You m.tpt figure you were better
off to take an oveml1bt break at Corona del Mar.
Few people ever broke the Victory Speed Limit of 35
~.,,,;1 ·1 ·/
vfq,5
Qutck getaways may now be a thmg of the past
mph It wasn't because they were so patriotic It was for
ft>ar of life and hmb
If you went faster, the retreaded tires fashioned from
reclaimed rubber would become separated from the
wheels Those wartime tires were made out of old shoes
hee ls and cardboard
Maybe the Carter people want to fret about tire in-·
flat1on You d1dn t worry about that dunng the war days
Instead you lived m fear of sudden and abrupt deflation
It' WE t'OLLOW the dictums of Carter's Energy
l>l'partmcnl and everybody slows down to 45 mph il should
be a real fuel saver You won't need gasoline. Just peddle
a long No longer will you hear the grand, throaty roar of
some machine that Is King of the Road. Ever1 car will be
so under powered it'll sound like a kitchen blender But m
the quarter mile, the kitchen blender would beat the car
by about 40 yards Well, maybe we all should have been thinking about
fuel conservation, but give us a miuute or two of sad
reflection on the passing of the &Jory years on the road
I've kidded a lot in this space about motoring in old heaps,
but I've owned a couple of blazers, too. I've tooled some
hot ones that in their day would pass everything but a gas
station
THEY TALK ABOUT 4S mph? Listen. I had one in
lrep1d machine that bit that speed just when you turned on
the windshield wipers. When the engine started. look out
No doubt 45 mph will save a lot of energy in lbe form
of domestic electricity NQbody will be home to tum on the
lights, soak up juice with the TV or st.and around with the
refrigerator door open.
That's because they won't be around to do it. Eve~y wiU still be out on the freeway gnnding
along, Ju5f trying to get home.
There's nothing like progress.
. ' Bost.age •lauatiota
• , ,.. ANoel•cecl .......
The speaker ol Jran '• Parlla·
ment 11y1 tb• United States
must do more to 1et tbe 52
American boltates in lran re-
teaaed, but Wublngton bopa
for a different reaponae from the
Iranl4n eovemment.
''In orlnclple, the U.S. ce>Veni-
ment ha accepted all tbe coDdl·
ttons," Halbeml Raflaojanl told
a newa conference in Al.tiers
Wednesday. "But lt clalma it
wW take t.l~ to lmplemeftt tta
acceptance Of the c:ondittona.
.. \te have •.rreed to release the bostqes on eondiUon t.bat
the U.S. aovernment lmple·
menta the condition•. Accep·
tance in principle ii not enoqb!
''WHEN TRE conditions are
accepted, the bostaces can be
freed. ft au depends on the
American government abowing
lta sincerity and cooperation.•'
He added lbat the Aiierian
ambassadors to Iran a.nd the
United States are in Tehran and
"are cooperating with Iranian
experts in considering the
American reply."
Secretary of State Edmund S.
Muskie declined to comment on
Rafsanjani's remarks, telling
reporters in Washington U~e
Carter administration bad "no
reason to believe this is an of-
ficial response."
"IT IS our understanding that
the executive b"anch of the gov·
erhment is still considering our
proposals," Muskie said, "and
until we have some indication
lhe~e is an official response, it is
not particularly useful to try to
comment."
A European diplomat irt-
Algiers said Rafsanjani "at first
sight" appeared to be rejecting
the partial American accep·
lance of Iran's conditions. But
"it could be a smokescreen for an.
abrupt decision to release the
hostages. a kind of face-saving,"
added .
Tf>da,J wu the S America.ns'
aard 4" lA tapth1ty.
P rell'dent·•l•ot Ronald Rea1an'1 chief foreip policy
advller, JUdWd v. Allen, told
ABC·TV'• "NJ~e·• proaram
'Cold turkey'
Iris Sullivan of Cleveland aids the American Cancer
Society's "cold turkey" in getting the message across to
the Ohio city's residents to quit smoking for at least 24
hours. Today is "Great American Smokeout" day in the
U.S., an idea of Lynn Smith, a 60-year-old reformed
smoker from Monticello, Minn.
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mad•. Option• art bein&
ltudMd. It woaldn"t Nl"Vt llDJ
particular purpoee for me to'to
lDto detalll now," Allen aala
•hell allked what Rea•&n wOuia do II the boltaps an 1tlll be1d
wben be taket office 1 an. 20.
"2 slain
in NY~ . ,
gay bars
NEW YORK <AP) -A apra7 of
machine pa fire outalde two
Greenwich Village gay ban hu
left two men dead and six
wounded, and police have
charted a former transit
policeman who bad an "intense"
dillike for boma.enats.
"The abota just never stopped,"
saJd a bartender. •'They just kept
comln& and comin1 . . . The
bullet& came rltbt over the bar
and bit a couple ol bottles."
Tbe former transit policeman,
Ronald Crumpley, 38, of Manhat-
tan, had been cruising Village
streeta Wednesday night in a blue
Cadillac belonging to his father, a
minister, police said. Crumpley
was dressed in a dark wool top-·
coat and a black, red-feathered
fedora, police said.
CRUMPLEY WAS charged
with murder, attempted murder
and illegal possession of a
dangerous weapon.
"He has a dislike for bomosex·
uals, a rather intense one I would
say, under the circumstances,"
Lt JohnYuknessaid.
The first shots were fired from
the Cadillacsbortly before 11 p.m .
al Sim's Deli. where at least three .
people were wounded and the
front plate-glass window was
shattered with slugs from an
automatic handgun, police said .
Tour group stranded THE WEAPON was one of three
purchased in the South a few days
ago, police said.
Minutes later, the man drove to
Christopher Street, left the car
and gwmed a man down at the
curb with an lsareli-made Uzi
machine gun, police s~id. He shot
at another man. who later died,
.and then leveled the weapon at
Sneakers and Ramrod, two gay
bars next door to each other.
police said.
Checks from travel firm bowice in Haivaii
HONOLULU (AP) -A group
of 430 tourists from California,
most of them elderly and some
confined to wheelchairs, have
found themselves stranded here
after checks from the company
that arranged their tour started
bouncing all over lhe islands. of·
f1ciala report.
The visitors, who booked their
tour through Groups West
Travel of Beverly Hills, were
"given the hard facts of life
when they arrived here from
Maui," said Vincent G. Pan.zo,
an official with the Hawaii Vis-
itors Bureau.
"THEY DON'T have hotel
rooms. They don't have meals.
They don't have transportation.
They don't have anything," said
Panzo. "They've been left high
and dry."
The group arrived here Sun·
day and went Immediately on to
the island of Maw where they
spent three days at lhe Maui
Surf Hotel. Hotel officials say
they have yet lo see a good
check to cover the accom-
odatioos, wtuchincluded meals.
THE MEMBERS of the tour
got word Tuesday night that
something might be wrong, but
a man identifyin1 himself as Joe
Rosen and saying he represent·
ed Groups West President
Alfred Schwartz, assured them
in a meeting there was no
problem.
Rosen said Tuesday night
that checks covering all lbe ex·
penses would be delivered Wed·
nesday morning, but Panzo said
that by late Wednesday, there
had been no checks
Earlier checks sent to cover
the hotels, sround transportation
and flights back to the mamland
started returning from banks
with oat.ices of insufficient funds
at a bout tbe time lhe tour group
arrived.
Rosen, who could not be local·
ed Wednesday, said on Tuesday
that the problem resulted from
checks being mistakenly drawn
on lbe wrong account.
•'The man in the Cadillac ,
stepped out of the car calmly,
walked up lo lhe curb and shot a
man standing on the curb waiting
for a cab," said Dann Hedges
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SAN F'.ftANCISCO (APJ A 1peclal comriiit·
t th University ot C•Ufotn a Bo rd of
Aqtntl bu re Go•. r.dtbW>d C. Brown Jr. •s
latea a t mpt to in·
STATE )
crea!le ovenight of the
two weapon• lab•
manaaed by the un·
--------iversity.
The committee voted
Wedoeaday to reject a propoeal by Brown and to
accept 6 counter·proposal by univenlty President
David Saxon that aives Saxon the reapons1billty to
encourage diacuasion of the social implications of
work done at the labs.
. t~lfl i••ue ha "' ri~
LOS ANGELES CAP) -Most city workers are
back on the job and the tons of garbage that col-
lected during the workers• strike is being picked
up. But still unresolved is whtltber amnesty will be
given to the workers and their Ullions.
"We could not tolerate city employees being
punished for having supported tbe union," Bob
Leemon, business representative for the Los
Angeles City Employees Union, Local 347, said
Wednesday.
ffe11t·uer·11 body idr1U ifit"ff
LOS ANGELES CAP) -The body of a man
swept away by the raging Los Angeles River nine
months ago while trying to rescue an 11-year-old
boy has been positively identified.
The body of 29-year-old Earl Higgins, found
last week near the Queen Mary In Long Beach,
was identified Wednesday using dental charts.
tirporf ( a.ri drit'er~ c·ilt"d
LOS ANG £LES (AP) In a crackdown on
taxicab drivers at Los Ange)es International
Airport, about 15 to 25 drivers a day are being cit
ed for various violations, officials report.
In the enforcement program which began last
week, drivers are being cited for refusing to carry
passengers on short trips, failing to show the
proper ident1f1cation card and other offenses.
James Ferro of the city's Department of
Transportation said Wednesday
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Londnaa,.k award
Elmer Norman, 72, talks emotionally to
newsJilen about his award of $4.5 million in
a civil fraud suit against Colonial Penn
Franklin Insurance Co. No .. man, nearly
deaf and blind in one eye. cried during the
interview, saying, "At my age, chances
are I'll never see one cent."
'Lewd conduct'
charge droppetl
LOS ANGELES !AP> Sixteen men arrested
for investigation of lewd conduct in a gay
Hollywood bath house following a police raid
earlier this month will not be pMsecuted,
authorities say
City Attorney Burt Pines said Wednesday
there is insufficient evidence to press any criminal
charges, although civil litigation may be initialed
against the owners or the Hollywood Spa for zoning
and permit violations because of drinking and
dancing without permits.
Meanwhile, the police department has come
under criticism for raiding the bath house rather
than employing officers to fight crime in the
streets
€imino
• movie
canceled
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Unit·
ed Artist.a bas canceled Friday's
scheduled releaae <>f direcior
Michael Cimino'• $36 JDUUon
film ''Heaven'• Gate" after the
movie was panned by crittca in
New York. •
Cimino, beat known for hJ1
1978 Academy Awarttaw1nn.ln1
mom '"'l'bt Deer Hua .·' re-qdest«S l'ednt!lday, that United
Artli11 release the 3~·bour
western unW he has a chance to
rework it, a company
1p0kesman said.
TONIGHT'S P&EVIEW of
"Heaven's Gate" for 1,200 invit-
ed guesta at Plltt's Century
Plaia Theater in the Century Ci-
ty area of Los Angeles was can-
celed.
CiminO, who worked on the
movie for more than two years.
told United Artists that to meet
deadlines he had allowed bis
fil~ to be prematurely released.
UNITED ARTISTS bad booked
"Heaven's Gate" into the three
theaters in New York, Toronto
and Los Angeles to qualify it for
Academy Award consideration.
Plans called for the film t.O be re-
leased widely in a few hundred
theaters in late February. -·
"The February date is now up
for grabs," a United Artists
spokesman said, meaning tha
Cimino might not finish his re
editing by then.
The film , s tarring Kra s
Kristofferson and Jeff Bridges.
tells of range wars 10 Mon
tana 's Johnson County.
"HEAVEN'S GATE" fails so
completely that you might sus-
pect Mr. Cimino sold his soul to
the devil to obtain the success of
'The Deer Hunter' and the devil
has come around to collect."
wrote crihc Vincent Canby an
The New York Times
"Mr. Cimino's approach to his
s ubject is so predictable that
watching the film is like a
forced four-hour walking tour or
one's own living room." Canby
wrote.
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Divor~e pending APW'll 1 ' I
Actress Angie Dickinson, 49, has filed for divorce from
her estranged husband. songwriter-composer Burt
Bacharach, 52, for "irreconcilable differences." The cou-
ple were married May 15, 1965, but have been separated
since Sept. 12, 1976. She seeks onJy custody and child sup-
Port for their daughter, Nikki, 14 .
Police await word
in tot kidnapping
BULLETIN
LA JOLLA (P) -Three-year·
old Angela DePlomb, who was
kidnapped from her home here
Wednesday, was found safe to·
day and several unidentified
persons were taken into custody
In connection wJth the abduc·
tlon, police said.
LA JOLLA <AP I Police
waited for more word today
from three men demanding
$100,000 for the return or Angela
DePlomb, a brown haired 3
ye a r-old k adna pped from her
home
The ransom demand was made
by telephone shortly after the
maid was lied up and Angela was
driven off by two men an a while
station wagon Wednesday, police
said A third man was reportedJy
w a at mg nearby
ALTHOUGH THERE was no
word if the ransom was delivered.
the kid.nappers reportedly failed
to appear later at a designated
drop area, policesa1d.
·'We are hopeful the kidnappers
will make further coptact with the
child's parents or police," a
police spokesman said.
Angela is the only child or
Edward DePlomb, a real estate
agent. and tus wife Sherry. Two
years ago, they moved to a
modest home an a cul-de· sac in La
Jolla 'solder Bird Rock area.
A MAN WHO formerly worked
for DePlomb as a handyman was
sought for questioning. Police
said the two men who allegedly
tied up the maid said they were
looking for the handyman, Juan
Richard. When they were told
Richard no longer worked there,
they left.
Two hours lat'er, they returned
and asked the maid for Richard's
tools. Accompanied by the child.
she took them to the garage where
they overpowered her
Inmate dies
SAN QUENTIN (AP) -A San
Quentin inmate was found dead
with a radio cord around his
neck. prison authorities said.
I.
"That's Harry-and that'• the way Harry 1ave up 1o1r "
"Cot a problem' Then wrltt to Pat Dunn. P.ot will
cut red tape, gtthng tht a~& cmdoct'°1a ~ nftd
to 1olve mequit~• ba g~rMnl and blumeu. Mail
your questions to Pat Dunn, At Your Service, Orange
Coa1t Dady Pilot, P.O Boz J5'j(), Costa MelO, CA
92626. As many Letter& iu poanble will "' ~ed.
but p~ inquiries or Letters not includmg the
reader's full name. addreu and bus!Maa hourt' phoM
numbercamwt be ct>Midered Thi&columnappear•dai·
ly ercept Sundays " I
C:O,O..rlor rMll ng •O"fllat
DEAR READERS: The state Board of
Behavtoral Science EumlDen will IM>ld a pabllc
ltearta1 In Los A.ngelea at 7 p.m. Friday Oil a pr.
posed d.lKloeare regalatloa aftedial coeuelon
Uceued by the board. Tbe propoul woalcl reqalre
dlsclontt to cUenu aad potetdlal cllell&a ol laforma·
tloa about the coa.uelor'a edacaUoa, experte.ce,
methods of treatment, and feet char1ed or the balls
for charging fees.
The board Ucensea cUJllcal aoclal worken;
marriage, family, and child coaaaelora; and
educatloaal psychologlsts.
In Introducing the draft regulations, Joel
Edelman, chairman of the board'• profeuioeal
ethics committee and executive d.lrector of u.e
Neighborhood Justice Center In Vealce, ata&ed,
"Many people go Into therapy with their eyes
closed, knowing Uttle about the therapy proceaa,
less about what can reallsUcaUy be expected, aad
almost nothlng about the therapbt'a qaaUftcaCloa.I
and experience. We seek toremedythlaaltudoa."
For more Information oa tile rellllatleu Uld
the hearing, contact the board at lnt N St., lloom
43-4, Sacramento 95814, or pbolle (ZIJ) l?t-ZIH.
Co-ops~ t•o11dc111 dillrr
DEAR PAT What 1s the difference between
an apartment that 1s sold as a condominium and
one that is sold as a co op" I've been looting at
this type or property in the Los Angeles area and
want lo make sure I understand about thi5. Real
estate agents are not terribly helpful when lt
comes tostatlng things ~lQ1ply.
K.M., Fountain Valley
When you buy a co-op, yoa owa shares ID a
nonprofit corporaUon which holda title to t.be balW·
lag. Yoa bold a lon1·term proprtetarJ leate Oil
your apartment. You 11tare real estate taset a8d
operatlD.1 eotta with the odaer OWMra. Yot1 b.e •
P.eraoaal UabWty for corporate obll1at1ou, ablce
your status ii U.at of a teau&. Tllll me ... y• are·
not reaponalble lf the corporatloll camaot make It.
morttaie paymeata (thoallt 1• loee you la•nt·
meat) or If aomeoae II IDJared oa ilM! prepert1 •· aide yoar apartment. However, U 31 aputmnte
are contained ID the balldlq alld ealJ 25 an
purcltllled, cotu whJclt aonnally woald be llaared
by 3t teaaou mut be bonae by ZS.
When )oa buy a condobllalam, yoa 1et a deed
to your apartment. Yoa are IM OW'ller, aloes wD
the other owaen of commoa areu ACll u tM lob-
by and elevators. Condo OWMn llHe diffenat
reapomlbWUel, 111cb H 1reater penoaal lallObJ
and, po.8bly, Uablllty fer a llaare ol HJ ceatnda
eetered lato by tbe coadombdam ueoelaU., a8d
for penonal lDJary dama1ea aaatabled by aayoae
la aay of u.e commoa areu. Ada•• tM IGMJJ.
Adequte Ima.ranee conra1e cu redaee &Ml rtlk.
fte prMpedln parcbder aboald make n.re dlat
aafflclent UabWty coverap la matatalaed for U11e
eatlre coodomlnlam developmeat.
Cus•~r '-"Ount• 011 deBl'ft"lf
DEAR PAT: I placed an order Jul April with
The Clipper Trader Inc. of Boston. I received a
postcard May 1 sayln1 I could expect shipment
within six weeks. 1 finally wrote durln1 July and
sent a copy of my canceled check with a request
lor immediate shipment or a refund. I've beard
nothing sine~, but the company's holiday cata1o1
came and tHere'a an ad for the same "ancient
Chinese abacus" I'd ordered months a10. Help! I D.M.,CottaMesa
Tbla maU-order firm'• IPOk•mu ..,, &laie i Dea 109 ordered la Imported Ud tM 1 .. pller
1 collld 8°' arranie 1blpmeat u ... u Alllldp9te4.
e.wenr, &llie merelaudlle ii e~ w antft
t wtuala a week JACI all orden wlJl .. ftlJed ...
ablpped at ... , time. U roa wo.ld pNfer a refa4. .nae to t;lte cuco er eenlce mua1er.
Road condition
rePio'rts offered
Wood Cutting Board•
Ortg ......•......................... 111.M
Merk down prtc. ...................... 1.M
Leaa 21% .............................. '2
Your pttoe 5.99
Oriental-look Coffee Muga
Ortg ................................... 3.41
M•rll down prtc. ...................... 1.M
Leaa 25% .............................. 50'
Your pttce 1.49
Aaeorted Fallrtca
Ortg. . ......................... 4.11 to 5.M
Merk down prtce ...................... 1.M
Leaa 25% .............................. 50'
Your pttce 1 . 49
Sherwood Bath Towel•
Ortg ................................... 110
Merk down prtce ........................ 15
Leaa 25% ............................ 1.25
Yourpttce3.75
Sherwood Hand Towel
Orig •.................................... 17
Merk down prtc. ...................... 3.50
Leaa 25% .............................. ..
Your pttce 2 .12
Sherwood Waah Cloth
Ortg •................•. 3 ............... 3.50
M•rll down prtce ...................... 1. n
Leaa21% ............................... 44
Your prtoe 1.31
Decorator 8hHt• <• ontr>
Ort9 ••..••.••......•................... t .M
M•rll down prtoe ...................... 4.M
Leaa 21% ............................ 1.21
Your pttoe 3. 74
Solartan Tiie (Jl9k. °' 12>
Ortg •......•••••....................... 1.01
Maril down prtoe ...................... a.• Leu 21% ............................ 2.47
Your pttoe 4.41
Qentee G8r8p Door Opener Cl Oftff> Oftl .... \ ............................. 171."
Marti .... prtoe .................... 1•.11 ·
Le1a2I"·······························
Yourpt1oe104.ll
4 ply Polyeeter Tirea c111111•>
Ortg ••...••..•••..••...................•
Marti CIOWlt prtoe •..................... '11 ·
Leej~ ····························'·" y...,,....14.21 . ~~·~.~!~~~.~~.~~.~= ·-down "909 ..................... ... u .. 21% •••••..•.•.••.•............... 111
v .. ,....44.11
Klngsa~nBag
~. . . •. -, .. • .... , .................. II.II
Merll ...... ,._ ..................... 11M .
Leu II~ •...•....•...................• 111
MCS3 75 watt Receiver <2 one,>
Ortg •................................ 591.H
Merk down prtc. .................... 311.15
leH 21% ............................ 1100
Your pttce 299.95
Brown Plald Chair <2 on1y1
Ortg ................................... 1349
Merk down prtc. ...................... 1147
Leaa 25% ............................ 38.75
Your pttce 110.25
King Size Br••• Bed (1 ontrl Ortg •................................ 189.H
Merk down prtce .................... 481.H
Leaa 25% ..........................•. 1121
Your pttce 374.95
Sofa & Love Seat c1 ontrl
Ortg ................................. l10ll
M•rll down prtc. .................... 171.40
Leaa 25% .......................... 111.IO
Your pnce 658.80
3 pc. Mini Sectional w/Sleeper <1 ont,>
Ortg •................................ 11311
Merk down pr(ce ...................... Sltl
Leaa25% .......................... 241.15
Your pttce 749.25
3 pc. Sectional <1 on1y1
Ortg •........•....................... 11411 •
M•rll down prtc. .................... 11111
L•H21% .......................... 211.15
Your pttce 199.25
3 pc. Sofa, Love Seat, Chair <1 one,>
Ortg ................................. 11371
Mertl down pttc. ...................... tllTT
Leea25% .......................... 244.25
Y04M ,,tee 732. 75
Men'• Leather Deck Shoe
Ortg •.........•........................ '40
Maril down prtc." .................... 33.M Le•• 25% ............................ 1.50 .
Your pttce 25.49
Boys• Shirts
Ortg •......•....•................ 1.50to111
Maril down prtc. ...................... 4.M
Le1a2I% ............................ 1.25
'tour pttoe 3. 74
Veat Sweater Shirt Set
Orig ..................................... ..
Marti dDwlt prtc:e •..•.•...•••••......•• 4.tl
Lea••% ............................ 1.21
Yow..-3.74
US Sweater Shirt Set
Ortg •....•.•..••.•.••.••.••........•.. ·'·"
Marti dDwlt prtce .•.••••..........•.••. 4.•
Len21" ............................ 1.8
..,...,,...3.74
Prep Size Teny Shirt
Ortg .................................... 111
lll•rll dDwlt prea.t ...••.•.•.• , ....•...• ·'·"
...... " ............................ 1.71
Yeur,....5.24
Bqya' US Terry Shirt .
Ortg •.................................. 110 :~
M•rll down prtc. ...................... 4.M s
Leaa 25% ............................ 1.25 ·
Your pttce 3. 74
Little Boys' Shirts <•n
Ortg •.................................. 1.50 i':
Mark down prtce ...................... 4.M s
Leae 25% ............................ 1.29 .
Your pttce 3.74
Infants' Cord. Boxer Pant
Ottg •.................................. 2.M '
M•rll clown prtce ...................... 2.44 a
Leaa 25% .............................• 81• ~ J
'tour pttce 1.13
Women'• Trina Bags
Ortg ................................... '15 i
M•rtl down prtce ...................... t.M &
Leaa 25% ............................ 2.50 · J
Yourpttce 7.49
Llttle Glrle' & Girts' Ditto•
Orig •............................ '12to111
M•rll down prtce ...................... I.II
Leaa 25% ............................ 2.21 ·
Your pttce 8. 74
Glrla' Denim Pants
Orig •.................................. 110
M•rtl down prtc. ...................... I.•
Leaa 25% ............................ 1.71 '
Your pttce 5.24
Glrla' Short• <•1•>
Ortg ........................... 3.11 to I.SO
Merk clown prtc. ...................... 1 M
Leaa 21% .............................. IOt :
Your pttce 1.41
Girt•' Polyeater Ptlnta
Orig •.................................. 810
Merk down prtc. ...................... l.M
Leaa 25% ............................ 1.71
Youtptloe5.24
Girt•' Corduroy Jeane,...._>
Ortg ......•............................ 7.IO
Mart& down prtce ..........•........••• a.ti
Len 21% .............................. 11
Yout,,tce2.lt
Girt•' Terry Oren .
Ortg ••................................• '11
Marti down prtc. ...................•.• tM
LH•21% ..........................•. 1.71
Glrla' T~ •
~ •••••••••••.•••••.•••..•.••• 11 .. 7.11
~--prt. .............•....••••.• L"
~J~ •••••••••••• ····················"' .,.,,....2 .•.
I
Girt•' Long DreM
Ortg •.••..••......••.......•......•.•••••
Mart& c1Diw1t price .•••.•.......•.•.••• 14M Le"•" ............................ a.n /'.
RE.OUCEO TO ... ' '"-·
In ._.,., elze and colof. ,
8electild Olr1'• Ditto'••· 8ellded Men'• w..-n St*tl• •
Ol1g.,oj \.' .•.•••..•..•...•.•• 111 Ol1g . • . . • • • • . • • • . • • • • 120
=:.:::.;::.....:.;:.:..:..:..i~:;.Y.:..:Our..:.:.~.:..:..:..;:.:i:r.;::m,i, ~··~;:::::::: <~:::?. ::,.-:: :: . ~~::::
JCP&rin'ey S-.Cktl Saving In All Departments.
"EDUCED TO
2.9 ~
Y" . on ..-y r9duced Metre ~ rNrjled down • )'Oii
4*'I ... lldl9f 25" all the llllftc.d Pltc. MllMd down --wtl '*>be ldenlllled on ta. end ...._by -w ...,_ d c..d
...... lden-.d by red Ilg Of red 1ne· do not lncalde
tempolWy reducllone ol !9gl.W .....
• •ttMT19 .,_, • .__,,.. otfit, not ......,..
~.-yllor9. ~ Hl.nY . ~ lmlted
Women'• Straw Vlaor
I• ••................................ 3.50
•rtr down prtoe ........................ .. •• 21"' ............. ·~ ............... ..
Your swtoe 74•
Moonbeam Lighted Mirror
.................................... 3.50
•rll down prtce ........................ • •• 25"' .............................. ..
Your Pftoe 74•
Coametlc Organizer
I· •.•.•... , ......................... S.70,.
-~-_._. •• sMtce .......... : .............. ,.
............................ 1.12
Yow pttce 3.37
Puree Compacta
I· .................................. 112
•"' down prtce ...................... 1.10
•• 25"' ............................ 1.13
Y«Mar Pftoe 5. 77
SllmLlne Stand Mirror
•.••••.•........................... 4.IO
down~ ...................... 2.11
L 1111"' .............................. 11'
YOUf Pft~.-n-
Print Gown•
I· .................................. 113 rte down prtce ...................... 7.tl
L u 21"' ...........................•.. $2
YCMar pttce 5.99
Bruahed Nylon Gown•
• . ........••.......................• 11 rte down pttce ...................... 7.tl
... "' .............................. '2
Your pttce 5.99
M•n'• Chronograph Alarm Watch . . ............................... II.II
rtr dOlrn Atice ....................... ...
..... % ..•.•••.•..•.....•......•..• 11.24
YCMar "909 33. 72
lnlUal Stick Pina
Your...-74-
Chaln
.,, ........ 22.47
•••••••••••.•••••••••••••.•••• 27.11
--.•.•..•..........•.• 11.• . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... " ........... -.-
, .. ,....14.11
.
Ughtnlng Bolt Pendant•
Orig •..•..........................•.. 21.tl
· M•rk down prtce .................... 11.tl
Le11 25"' ................... ~ ......•... $5
YCMarpttce14.H
,Question Mark Pendant•
orig ................................. 11 ••
M•rk down prtce .........•........•. 12.74
Leae 25"' ............................ 3.11
Your swtoe 9 .58
18k Gold Zodiac Charm
,, Ortg •••••••...•.........•.....••••..• 74.H
M•rll dDwn prtce ......•............. 11.21 .. Le•• 25% •........................... 14.05
YCMar prtce 42.18
Moonatone Pendant•
Ortg •.................•..........•... 11.tl
M•rtr down prtce .................... 12.74
Le1125% ............................ 3.11
Your pttce 9 .58
Jr. Tropical Shirts
Ortg ................................... •1•
M•rk down prtce ...................... 7 .ti
Leaa 25% .............................. 12
Y«Mar ptf& 5.99
Ma. Sportawear Coordln•t•
Orig •...•........................ 113'to '17
M•rll down prtce ...................... 7.tl Le•• 21"' .............................. 12 YOUtswtces.n
Ma. Cotton Tope
Orig. . ............................. to 110
M•rtr down prtce ...................••. 3.11
Leu 21"' .............................. 11
Yowpttce2.91
Jr., Ma., Full Figure Coats
Otig •••..•..•...............•..•• latotll
M•rll down prtce ...........• 21.40 to 41.80
Leu a"' .................... 1.M to 11.11
Your...-22.CJS to 34.12
Full Figure Print Blouae ..
Orig ••••••.•••••...................•... 7.11
M•rtr down price ......... ~ ........... ·'·" Leae 21"' ............................ 1.IO
YowP1k194.49
Jr. • Ma. Swimwear
Ottg ........................ ' •••.• '14to121 Marte down price ....................... IM
Lea•21~ ...................... , ....... ~
v .. ,....7.48
Jr. a Mt. DlttOe TOptl °"I· . ,. ......................... ·" .. '11 119'11c:lillllll ~ •••••••••••••••••••••• I.II
L:e88 ~ .............................. ·"
Jr. & Ma. Dre ... •
Ortg. . ............................ 114 to 142
M•rk down prtce ..•............. II to 21.IO
Le11 25% ..................... -1.25 to 7.31
Your..,.. 3. 75 to 22.12
Jr. Sportawear Coordln•te ·
Ortg ••.••.••..................••• 121 •'57
M•,_ down prtce ............ 14.70to11.te •
Leu 25% ...................... a.• to l.M
Your ..,..11.02to29.92
Jr. Size Skirt•
Orig. . ••........................•• 19to122;
M•rtl.down prtce ........•..........• 12.11
Lea ;IS"' ...........•................ 1.215
YCMarP'toe9.74
Jr. Slack• w/Belt
Ortg •..................................• 11
M•rtr down prtce ...................... 9.tl
Leaa 25"' ............................ 2.50
Your swtc:e 7 .49
Jr. Velveteen Skirts
Ortg •.....•...................•........ 125
M•rk down prtce .................... 11.tl
Leae25% ............................ 4.25
YHr pttce 12. 74
't 'i ~
Jr. Pante & Jeana
Ortg ••................•.......... S11tot30
M•rkdownprtce .................... 11.tl
Leaa25"' ...................... · · · · · · · .'3
YCMarpttce8.H ,
Men'• Sporta Shirt•
Ortg. . ............................. to111
M•ftl down prtce ...................... 4.tl
Le11 25% .............. ~ .... ~~ ;,;.J°;.-::
Men'• Fashion Tie•
Ottg. . .. , •••................... ~ ....... l.IO
M•rll dawn prtce ...................... 3.34
Le1125"' .............................. M•
Yourswtoe2.50 ' Men'• Regency Suits
Ottg, ••••••............•........•..•... 8:2'00
••rll down price ...................... .. ten•"' .............................. 125
• Ywr pttoe 74.99
f •
Men'• 3 pc. Sult•
Of'.li. • .•.•..•.•...•....•...•...• to "'' M•rll dQlnl prtce ................•...••. Le•• 21% .......••.....•.•..•..•....... *11 ,
met~ods. ~· 1 a, oa. rnsa Sl'BINCllOBN • '
Dear Dr. SMlllenlaa: I am D, ~ mar·li ried and Joolrtns forward to baytq a t.1>1 about
llve years from now. But my bua6and and I are •
now· lntere1ted in tbe :·.
best anct 1atest ..,ethod of DOCTOR IN ,.: , · contraeeptim. .. ?
()plnlona of friends. THE' HOUSE •:. f vary. One says that the . . ( elll is the belt cholce. . • · · ; Another says an IUD la just u effective and aafer. . '. ~
.U we're untnterated in mini tbe condom, ..... t
dlapbrqm, or other common metllodl, ID our cue ;. )
tbe dedaion to be made la betwem tbe pill and the /
IVD. Which do you suuest? -Jin. v. •
Dear lln. V.: Whatever I •UU•t. the de-, '}
dsloo will bave to be your own -and your doc·
tor'•· From wbat you bear and Nad, tbe pill seems to be tbe molt efftdent method ol eontraeeptioll: • :tO
But there are drawbacu. UodoUbted.ly, JOU lmow''·"" that ID 101De women there are deftnite coatn.in· ~
Adicaticas to use ol the pill. For eqmple, lD time .. ~
with a biltqry of ml'1'alne hud9cbel, nausea, ... t.
circulator)' dlaeue, and blood cloU in Jes •elm or. t44: •
ellewbere. A1tbouih UH ol tbe pill ta practlcallJ ·.<
100 percent effectfve, yoa•u bave to welCb these ·~'!
11e1aUve factors. --· YOU mGBT TllJNK TllAT the IUD (in· ·=•• .. trauterine device) la therefon the answer. Tru8, it
la about WI percent effective. But lt allo bu lU ">••->
drawbacb, altboulh it la usually safe and reJia. :•J.o.
ble. . .,z
Once the device bu been implanted In the .t ·
uterus, it requlree little attention and ta left in. "" ~
place lndeftnitely. However, aome women com· · , ""'
·plain ol cramptnc and bleedlnc. .• '
Perfontioo of the uterus La rare. But tbe main 't»
risk ta that women with IUDI are much more llke-
lJ to develop pelvic iDflammatory dtaeue. And •
1'ben tubes become inflamed, It's poaible they u
may cloee. The result? Infertility.
AB YOO PIA.N·ON RAVING a ·bah~ iD about
flye years,. Mrs. V., mini Ul JUD at the qe ol ZS lncreues tbe~ (11p&ll u it ii) oflnferti.Uty.
Perhaps yom doctor will CCDrince JOU to use ,
one of the several other common methods pf con· "1·
tracepdoo. p * * * . ) MEDICALETl'l'.8
Dear Dr. S&eblcl'Ollll: My aon La 13 and feels
aelf·comcious because bi• breuts have been cet·
Ung Jarcer. He feels· especially uncomfortable
wben be La in a pm clua. Occuionally be aays ·
that bis breuta feel tender and burt. la there . ,
anytblna to do for this condition? -lln. C. • .. .. ,.
Dear Jin. C.: Chances are lt Ls a cond.Won we • , ,
call onecomutla. It ,deve)opl in about two out ot ; •• ~
three normal boys durina puberty. ·-·~
1t ii due to some d.l.aequlUbriu.m between male ·· ~ ·and female borniones. tfaual.17 tbe enlartement .,,,
and ~ tendernes1 rep-ea within a year or ..
two. But to be certain, have your doctor take a '·.-;
look at your aon. • ~
*** For Jin. E.: The queeticn ol aalt intake by the ~
ceneral populatlon la important. It ii accepted that .:.,
too much IOdium ii bad tor byperteDlivea. ~
One estimate ii that at leut Z5 pen:ent ol the
population riab hyperta.alon. And o.er tbe ace ol , ...
85 about three out of four penou are Wt.U to •.••
bave tome elevaUaa lD blood pnuure.
Tberefore, your dodor'1 1~ that you < cut do'"1 cm your habit of UliDi IO much salt lm't r u aWy u JOU lb.Ink, Kn. E. HaYlq a blood •. .,
pressure that ta one the "bofderllDe b1th tide" La
reaaon enouah for reducins your dietary sodium. .,, ...
*** U ~ take uplrln It'• WUer to apace tt so you aw11llow It when your ltomaeh ~t&l.Da food,
aay1 Dr. Mncrobn lD bll booll\e.t. "Row To Llve
With Artbrltll." l'or a copJ Write blm at Box 1580,
Cotta Mesa 12183S, and fneloM SO cents and a
· •t4mped. Mlt·adclnued eavelc)pe.
Few local decisions are quite as volatile as a
neighborhood school closure. It's a step school districts
generally take reluctanUy as a means of coping with
declining enrollment and reduced income.
When a closure site is announced, affected parents
commonly pack the next school board meeting and de·
mand to know wby their particular school was selected.
What many parents fail to realize is that extensive
study by a state-mandated community advisory commit·
tee precedes any school closure recommendation.
Such a committee, made up of 11 district residents
and two alternates, recently was reactivated by the
Fountain Valley School District.
District trustees instructed the corµmittee to recom·
mend at least one particular school for closure in the
1981-82 term.
The committee has begun meeting weekly, to study
enrollment patterns and other factors related to the de·
cision. The group is expected to issue its recommendation
in February.
These meetings, at 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays in the district
headquarters, are open to the public. Parents who are
concerned about how these school closure decisions are
made should attend.
Parents who become inforr;ned at this early stage are
less likely to be taken by surprise when the specific
school closure is announced early next year. .
Protests far-fetched
It is understandable that one will go to great lengths
to protect one's own neighborhood, but a group of Hunt·
ington Beach residents strained the bounds of logic this
week.
At issue was whether to change land use on 60 acres
of property near Beach Boulevard and Adams Avenue.
Opponents presented petitions bearing more than 900
signatures against a request by developer Frank Mola for
high density residential wning.
-The opponents claimed that the area would ex·
· perience a dramatic crime increase if the proposal were
accepted. One resident pleaded with the City Council not
to shatter his dream and force him to move because of
high density.
Others complained about the possibility of earth·
quakes because a branch of the Newport-Inglewood fa ult
lies under the property.
They neglected to mention that the entire city is
vulnerable, themselves included in their single family
residences. SUll others contended that the more c!'owded condl·
lions would lead to increUes in mental illness.
Environmental and traffic concerns also were raised.
Some concerns appeared to be legitimate, but it
seemed that critics believed the new development would
be inhabited by persons not as good as they were.
1be City Council eventually turned down the request
amid roaring applause.
One would hope that the decision was based on the
merits of the pl'Oposal.
It also would have been fair enough to hold off on the
decision pending financial studies and a survey on what
impact the new homes would have on city services.
It would be a aross injustice, however. if the decision
were made in response to exaggerated and emotional
arguments by the large and rambunctious audience. • Opinions expressed In the apace above are those of the Daily Piiot.
Other vlewa expretaed on this page are those of their authors and
artists. Reader comment la Invited. Address The Dally Pilot, P.o "
Box 1560, eo. .. Meta, CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321 .
BoY,d!Ma1ta Hari
McLeod. She, too, waa a apy.
A double apy. A triple apy,
even. She 1pled for the
Japanese ln Java. She apled
for the United \•tes. And •be
apled for the Indonesian \In"'.
der,round. After World War
U, ahe apled In Chin• and ln
Korea. I di>o't blow wbO paid
her by tbat time. Maybe
everybody. Jt 1ete pretty
ml•ed up. But u ,raa her mother, abe wu caucht and
shot.
No, few me B~. Th~le btver drlnkl.
Tbe •ani l• eattacta U.11 water:floa ICIUllltoOll.
Not Jdl .. mejarll)'. bflt
the OWi ......... •aJorltY of b1Jf•• · ·..a .. r• an men.
WASHINGTON -ra.mu.m. fau ,.. .ad 1de0aoslcal. feudl ar.~tnt•UM.~
Of Ual Vcilee Of Atneriee ._ moet lmporum 11Qle aerv.tce; the RUN~z:e news broad·
cull to Of braln,waabed
-""SOvlet dtiMD9.
Stall morale ll aufrerio1 from
widespread cronyl1m tn
l • VOA'a
•u11lan
Servlc•. my
S.Olll'tet Hy.
tn add1Uon1 u nq uallflea
pettoniael and
c enaorsbip
atemmln1 from Old "
World pol·
Hlcal dlf·
ferences are underminJn1 the
credibility that is supposed to be
the ereatest asset of any VOA
Sydney Harris
,,.... .... ·-
broaleall to U1 forel•n u.iea.. I
\'OA'S .__, -ftDIDCM
by ., ml1laD • .,., of lidenl
fWldl -11 to Pl'••t accurate.
thoroqb repoeu ot evnta hi tbe
Unlc..d Stilel aDd the wOric! to
radiO llfteen wbo 1.t 0011 Of.
flclal propaaanda -rroat lbelr
own 1overnmepu• newt
MrViCll.
BU\ mant '11 UM etnllftlil oa
tbe 1'u11tan Service ·parroU lmow:little or riolhlq about tbe
tilltory, 1eocr•Ph1 and cl.ilftlrt
alf ain of thie Un.tied Stat.ea -or
anywhere else outalde the Soviet
Union. When th1I lporance ta
coupled with a poor 1rup ot &be
En1llsb language, the resulta
can be appalllllc.
Here are juat a few of tbe
monumental bloopers VOA bu
beamed to lt1 Uatenera ht
"THE D~IDENT groups are
trying to influence us, to use
us," be told my reporter Gloria
Danziger. ''Dissident groups and
J ewish groups are trying to
pressure us."
Dissidence within the VOA iB
definitely frowt)ed upon. Here's
what one employee got from her
boss· "This ts a direct order to
you m writing to stop unassigned
activities. i.e . collecting of and
checking for mistakes in the out·
put of VOA Russian broad·
casts "
Tourist dream spots doomed· from start
One of the great unsolved
paradoxes of travel is that nearly
everyone who visits an area say
EUTope, or Hawati -asks for a
list of places uncluttered by
"tourists," not realizing that
every other tourist has much the
same list.
I recall, many yean ago, my
old friend Lawrence Martin and
bJa wife Sylvia
wrote their
"Standard
Guide to Mex·
ico and the
Caribbean."
which was
widely
praised by
critics and
travel edit.ors
for offerine a
fresh itinerary of unspoiled and
charming1potsin~atarea.
Not long afterwards, l re·
Mailbox
ceived a letter from Martin sadly
informing me that most of tbo6e
delightful and "obscure" places
had already been overrun by
tourist.a who bad read the book
and butenedthere.
Once, as a young reporter, J
wrote a laudatory feature article
about an authentic Hunearian
reataurant and nightclub in Lon-
don that wu barely able to meet
its rent. The price attracted so
mucbnewbusineastbattheowner
expanded quarten, redecorated,
hired a larger band -and utterly
ruined the atmosphere that I had
recommended.
ACAPULCO is long gone,
because of this. The French
Riviera ls a travesty of what it
was. Cape Cod bu turned into a
s hambles, and Martba 'a
Vineyardmaybethenexttofall.
How do we resolve tb1s
melancholy paradox? If a charm·
ing spot is perishing because the
hostelries and merchants need
more traffic, and if the additional uame nm.. prectsel1 wbat made
it cha.rmifta in the flrat place, bow
do we achieve the optimum
between solvency and privacy?
(It is much like the circular af.
fair of job-getting, where the
young applicant is turned down
because he lacks experience, and
yet no one is willing to give him
the experience that will qualify
him forthejob.)
MY OWN summertime retreat
is going through the same pangs
and pains right now the county's
populatioo bas leapt by more than
20 percent in lhe last half-d<nen
years, most of the increase being
attributable to people seeking a
haven from urban and mduslrial
hfe.
Yet, wtule the merchants and -
working-people sorely need thl.s
injecUon of new capital and dis·
posable income, the very growth
itaelf threatens those qualities
that have made the area attrac-
t1 veto new settlers. Already there
is grumbling, even among the
natives, that the area is not as
good to live in as it used to be, not
as safe or as friendly
WHERE AND how can the line
be drawn, and who is to draw it,
and will it not be too late by the
time it is drawn? The positive
feedbacks are fast and eaay to
see, m terms of higher income.
the negative feedbacks take
longer to make themselves felt,
and sometimes the disease is
terminal before the patient bas
begun to take the first treatment.
Loss of agriculture can be long-tenn disaster
To the Editor.
I was d~eartened by the
shocking art!'ouncement that the
Irvine Company has completed
it.a removal of the remainder of
Its agricultural lanch from pre·
serve statua.
The tragic urbanization of
Orange County without the
preservation of agricultural
Janda b a partial example of our
natio11al suicide represented by
one more environmental dev·
aatatlon.
Beside the environmental ef·
feels or develoi:;ment. the
economic effect will alao
manifest eventually. aa a recent
Nobel prise winner Indicated ln
bia Ufe'a work, which ahowa the
neteutty for a&Ticulture u the
base industry of a country.
The ahortal&bted hl•her profit
motlve wm be our aoclely'a
downfall and will be felt for the
duratiooof ourclvW1atlon'1ute.
It ll my hope that all tbe com·
mu.nltlet affectl!d and the ap-
propriate or1anllatlon1 wtthln
them wlll rlgo tA> the occulon
and block lhJ• u:Dfol"tu.nate ac-
tion. Thia wtll tile tremendous
"' local concern dJreeted towait all local eovemm•nta. •
ANDY WING
O.iew--1
•To the Editor:
ln my lifetime there 'hu nev•
bHD an eleetlon llk• thl• OM. Tb• ~ta (1) an 1.,com.
pet.eat.; bMIJt Prealdeat can.r,
<J) • ...... don, unlitonn.d1 •ltd adOr ainMid :R.a1u. ... <•> an ~ cbmee Maned
Andenon.
It iDaUii cme weeder• What ll
wro-.1 •IUa our polltl~al
•11tem? n.L mad• it brealc
down ·1 How do we correct It?
THE PAST decade tells it all.
lt started with the Wateraate
era and Nixon's famous "I am
not a crook." Then came
Carter'• lntamoua "Trust me -
I'll never lie to you." Then came
Korea1ate and then came the re·
cent Abscam i ncident in
Waahll\lton, D.C. Now the word
"politician" has become a dirty
word.
How do we correct it? There i1J
no .simple answer or solution. h
the "San Clemente Way" (the
recall method) a 1tep in the
rtcht dlrecttonT ·
A new awroaeh ml1bt be to
have all poUtlclans lncludinJ the
President, the Supreme Court,
the Conareas. all 1overnora, etc.,
serve one term of from fCKU' to
aht yean, and then retire from office without a pentlon or a
power tiUe. 'naen tbey would
trul)' b6 blii\cerned clLlaena aerv·
ina th• people. . Al.!AN E. ADAMS
,.._.,..~
To th F.Altar;
So many people who have
owned tbitlr bomee here tn Hunt·
inaton ~eh for ,, •• .., are now
aellina out .-d litaW.c. The reuGO la loud, blaaUnt
•ttntll "9111t1 ~•1 wild nllht,
drU11 ud the cllmblnl erf1ne '
rate. Not too loq •IO it WU •
quiet. peaeeful little town Where
~:;:.u:.~·= nllht'• . "°" d&N nM jd ad after
ditll • Writade~IA and •.Plad Gil ..,.. to
lbe J~iloll1 partJM bl after Y• ... call DOllce will do~ ....
you give your name. There ts
then retaliation.
IT'S SO SAD to let such a nice
place be taken over by these
people who have nothing more to
do than party all the lime. If the
landlords who rent to these pe<>·
ple were held responsible, there
would be much less going on
The landlords will rent to
anyone who will pay thelr out·
ra1eous rents and then could care ten what goes on. The landlords
should be warned once, then
fined. 'lben I'm sure some ortbh
would end. As for me, I'm leavlne. l am
alck for lack of sleep.
SIQRLJtY KELLY
~ ... ,., .....
To the Editor: It -eems to me that the tu·
payer ,, in areatet jeopardy
than the Clapper Rall or the
Least Tern •• far •• a new Hwer (or the Back Bay Is con·
cemed. While the environmental
Uata have delayed lt, the co.st of
the aewer lloe ha• already
doubled and may double again.
As the necessity of the new
line Is apparent, it seems that
further delay will only cost us
property owners another bundle.
Let's get this important and
necessary job done now.
THOMAS C CASEY
Ubrary rrwrvn-
To the FA.itor.
The HWltington Beach branch
of the American Aasoclatlon of
University Women ls deeply con-
cerned about the action taken by
the Huntincton Beacb City Coun·
ell to merge the city library
system wUh the Department of
Community Services.
WHU.E TRIS ahJft reco~es
the library's contribution to
recreational and Jei1ur1 ac·
ttvities, we feel lhlit 1l
dimlnlllhes the tuncUon ol the
library to provide 1er\fftes Ci the
public and threatens the proper
allocation of tax mon1ea for
U brary purpoees. 't la ho~ the city will rtilite
the potential harm done by Ulla
conaolidaUon and the lon1 ,r4n1e
impact It will have on c\lltbral
plane. We feel 1tronil1 that UHt
feOr1anlutJon la not ln t.be bat
interest Of the clty.
DEE LOSCHIAVO
Cultural Interests
Chalrman, MVw
WASHllfOTON (AP) -Jn a
lrlia nport cm IAobal oil sup;
..... the llDate Enerp Com-•tl* uld today tbe United ltatea l1 fooll•I ltHU If lt Mnn. nne.t atl import.I wUJ
luelate tbe -.atlon from the ........,. ud ........ ccmftletl
• ,...lirom the eontin~ -.ra . Tbe , repoi'tiq OD I
year-a.a .m1 atiail brto tbe ~ eauou GI tbe Maro lllartlliil. tald tbe u.s.
--Clll ~ lmporta '8· ..,. tbe fact that enerp Mlf.
~ '
111 hllblY unllteb' 1rtWD tbla . temUI')', let aloae trltlla tM.nnt 10 years ...
Tiie eoirunlUM 'H.ld tbe au.a ea 1*:.te!m 1ner1y lndepen· ,_.. ,W led tbe United States
• ~ the uraent need to
• ..... OU -for botll elvllian ..... ...,. Deeds -to prepare
...-.._..tc likely 1upply dla·
' I aek ti sueb ~ could
dlt'ow ta.. United •t. lato a
t •••let.cl world market ID a -· .... re dllruptlon, tb• report =w1:~== -a.4 an bliDI now bY to•• eonHmlo1 natloa1 -to9l4 tbre&tm Ute Weltei'n Al..; •anee. . '1U1lle11 the lndu1trlall&ed
eoumtrtea rapldl)' deYelop a com·
--·~to delllnl with oil •U•Pb' itriD1eneln, more iD·
taslft competlt.IOD amon1 the
e-.a""2inc n.aUona eould ddve enr-cllepinlnf divWons IUDCIQI
, tile aWecl c0Witrie1, creatln•
UW opelnp to be gplolted bJ
,oteatlal Mlvtraatlt1 and ln· enubll UM dallier of Vlolent ~c.'tln tbe MidCtle · Eut," tbe
re.-ttalcl. It' Mio Nld that produclq nl·
ttou llave turned oil into • ,...,,. political tool.
"OU .._ bMli used to b>duce
tile United Statee, Pran~e1 Oermaa7, Italy, Japan ana
ara1ll to ttad• advanced
weapon 111tem1 and certain
teellA.olo1tea wblcb have
mWtary applieatlou to the llld·
.. e Eut,~·-~ report tald.
Uniom lose round
County again OKs
SC r.idgeline plan
•1 r•EDEllKS 9CllODE8. ... ..., .........
For tbe Meond tlme thll year,
the <>ranee Co~ard of Sapenl.IOn bu plans
for tbe 2.~bome Collaaa de Caplttr9Do development Umc a
three-mile atreteh of rid•ellnes
near S. Juu C.piltrano. Po~ a 2~-bour Mariq
W edn"day, board memben
declared their latentloD to reject
an appeal of previous county Plamdna CommlqkJD approval
of l"adial plans for tbe project.
Tbe •ppeal WU punned b)'
tbe San Juan C.pistn.no Clty
Coundl
Tbe board'• acticm w.-nearly ldentleal to a Mareb dedlicln iD wbieb it rejected the ctt1'1 ap-
peal to the plaantn1 com-mt11lclll'• overall approval to
tbe projeetplam.
The dty coat.mda tbe deYeloo-ment will cause unelterable
harm to tbe seenlc ridlellDel .loeatedat tbeiout.b-4of theSad-
dlebactValley.
FolloWlnl the llarcb ~
the elf.1 ftled a laws.it iD Onmse Count~ Superior Court la wlllet
It waa · allelecl tbe comty acted
improperly oa tbe Colinu...,.
Jet. On ~t. 20, Judie Edward
Wallln laluecl a preliminU"J in-
junctloa ln fa-vor of the dty.
Tllat orcle:r, which nmalal ta fl.
feet, prohlbttl ~I or UJ other pbystcal alteratlcm Of Ute property by the developen.
Howver, WalllD'• onler didn't
prolillltt tbe development firm.a ln•Olved lD the project -...
Homea, Howard llart Home9
and Campeau Corp. -from eon·
tlnuina to leek approvala from
th• comt)' for detailed plam re-
~ by tbe county'• bial
Clty olftdall llave ar1ued that
tb• denlopmeot wlll eaue
ebanl• ~ about 71 pe«eat of
the ri~. TbeJ were \DOC·
ceuful ID ,........, support ter a c ... aipoa, ,..,. Al)
2,650-acre p iect
Slate panel backs;
Aliso Viejo plan
State eoata1 eemelqklMn
lilan .,....,..11 appro...S •
Ion! ~ plan ,.. 2.• •· develope• aerea wltbln the r!ID ... AlllO Viejo ~ty
ieod ... aoath. of La1ua
Be•eb.
Meetlq ta 8aD Dle10, the
lta&e .... ~ the ....
UH plaa for • recreational ........ ii wiWn tbe pl'OfOeed
AIM VS.Jo Co. development.
Prieon term
for~eipal
Tbe commiHionera thus jolaed tbe Reatonal Coastal
Commi11ion. Oranee County
Pluming Commiuioo, and coun·
ty Boerd of Supervison lD en-
d4nlq tbe plan.
The Dian eaDa for pnsenatioD
of laDil wttbi.D-tbe f.outal COID·
ml11lon'1 current eontrol.
The eommiaakm'• acceptance-of the local eoutal plan makes
Surgeon'8
threat told
bywitne8s
•1DAVID IWTUIANN
u~°it~smpon Lowa A1ala. dw'led wttb t1.Wq
Illa ell-wife and Lani Beach at-toraeJ Manin 'nJacber last June,
oace told Tllldler, "l!Jl 1et JOU lf tt '1 tbe last tb1Da I do,'' a proeecu-tJon wltuell teidftid today. Lolli Beach laWJeJ' Jeaimette Bnaek, ftlO wu emplo1ed by
l'teeberferfour ,..,.., told juron
Alala tint J*hd n.eber ud tMil Una .......... dutlal. toft·
frOll<im Iii~·· clowntoWll Loill .... ~_IUUaoUU"J. Qu•t~i pre1ecutor k..... . tbe witMlfaatd
lbe Mllird OD the IDOl'Dlna
al Jan. t aad .._ abe Jeftber of. ca. AIAIA. .. ,. Al>
. tbat document the plannin1 blueprint for the area. Included ln tbe (1'eeobelt'
would be a natural part, u well
as uaea alJud at be1PlD1 pay ....-,
coat of Joatntalni.De tbe
parkland.
Thirty vacation villu would
be rented to vllitors to help meet
the sreenbelt ftnanclal requlre-
meata, and there would bear,--
sort hotel and conference center
iD upper ~ Cinyon. Tbe batel
ll espeeted to have about 200
rooms OD 20 acres wltb biking
and boneback ridlng. · There would be a tran~
l)'ltem to the confel'alff ~
frolJl tbe Aliso Pier area ~~
trance to th; peenbelt. ·:~ Allo tncl{lded tn plana ar«~
200-acre vineyard i.nd 10-a~
winery and restaurant lD AliM}
Canyon. ~•
The .PWI calla for~· .. : -
the Allao. Creit:OC:ft -~ frob> .. to:U'li • a JI.a~ eq~ Cehter lD upper AllfO' C~yon; &Dd a farmer'• m~ near Alida Pmway. :, :::
The county baa recelv~
$30,000 In federal funds M :
economic atudlea and trdf:
ayatem deallJl for the areen~::.
The Coutal Enero Im~: Proeram money wW 10 tow :
enitneertni and alte desilD •
bone, bike and bikini tralla b!::
tbe area. : :· .:::
Sniper's Ahot ::::
kills woman
BAKERSFIELD <AP) -A
prepant woman bas died from
a bullet wound to tbe bead ftrecl
by a IDlper wbo abot at four Cata
alon14State Route 99. Petrina Moore, 2S, of Delano
WU ridina with her butband o0
their way to mtt relaUves Sun-
day when a Upt-colored car
with four occupantl aped bJ a ·
someone shot her, Kem Count1
aberlft'a olllcen uld. ·.;
~ said abota flrecl frocj•!
the 1peed.ln1 car at anotbet"
aoutbbound ••blcle 1trucl"
Marlln Callaclo, S2, of Saeramea-to 1n the neck. ...
Managers wanted !
Offldm of the Lquna ~.
Little Leuue .,. •Mkh'I tb"9'. maaaPn lor the coDWif 1euoa.:.
R .. umm lbould be Milt to JotiO
Brown, P.O. Boa a, Lqun:a., t
Beaeb, bdonJan.1.
we~ •• kll•• l"ri .. y
LOS ANGELES (AP) -0.
"D-Day" minus OM, a.17 ~
ly more than 2IO people bow ~
shot J .R Ewin&, and Ute adlar
who plays the oil tycooe • a..
TV show "Dallu" im't Gm '11
them.
When Ewing wu funned ... last sprln& on tile blt CBS
aeries no one knew wbo tbe -..
aaUantwu.
Now the crucial JCftlel ba.e
been filmed, but Lorimer
Productions has sooe to ft·
lraordlnary lenltha to tee tb8t
the secret is kept r1pt up to m
time Friday nlcht at 10 OD daa-
nel 2. Even Larry Hacmaa, wllo
plays J .R., doesn't U.W tbe
identity of the auallant.
Altbouah the penoa 'Dlll1*S
the sun will be revealed Pdda.:C. the reuon for the abootlq
the fate of the auallut wOl DOt
be known unW Friday, Ncn. a .
Since the first da1 of ftlmbtC
thit leUOft, Lorimar • kept
aeta cloled. No cameru~ recorders and no una
i>90ple were allowed, said Tom
Bllbop, a spokesman for
Lortmar Productlom.
"Obviously, we are ·~ red herrinl aceoea to uaro.. ~ ple off," Nld executive pJ"Odue#
Pbillp Caplce. "EveD thoulb
we've tried to m.alntata atrtct security, certaln elemmll tine
to be tUmed and cert.ain people
become aware.
"So we are 1bootln1 the cor-
rect veraicm and Mveral otber
DAILY PILOT
!O
. d
Ceussel,.l•fef
A11em~ID WlWe Brown,
D·SU Frudlco backed by a DemocraUc·Republtean
coallUon., will run for apeaker of the 1tate Al· 1em bly a1aln1t Howard
Bermao, D·Beverly Hilla,
the Sacramento Bee report-
ed t()Qy.
Dog keeps
rescuers
fro01 victim
" SBAn'LE (AP) -A anarllna
Doberman plnacber kept medics
at bQ wbfle ita woman owner
collapaed and died on a
sidewalk, authorities said.
Tbe woman 'a chances ol sur·
vtva1 were "rendered nil" by the
do1, said Seattle Flre Depart·
ment spokesman Jerry Chil&,
even tboulh it was not known
Wednelday whether she could
have been saved.
Steve SUedell, a paramedic
trainee, esUrnated that treat-
ment was delayed by 25-30
minutes because or tbe dog's
snarllne, attack-like behavior. The woman, 30-year-old lktty
Jo Geryol Seattle, was walking
two Dobermans near Green
Lake when ahe collapsed Tues·
day eveaini.
When rescue unit.a arrived, the
female do& would not allow
them to approach the woman.
Tbe other Doberman, a male,
had been bit and iDju.red by a
car.
ltadlie en.ier. a wtmess, aaid
abe trW •;.bdP tlMI womm bm
ll.. to fillnt. GP OD a car to
aeape tbe q . She aald tbe doc
lay nest to tbe woman "and U
)'OU tried to approach, she would
.uaa...m." '"Tile dot would snarl and
lance. the whole at\ack routlne," Mn. Crosier said.
''But she would not bite u loog
u '/tlu kept YOIU' distaDee'' -
about lls feet a•ay.
Alta the doe 1rU collared.
medics fuWdJ' tri..t for more
than a half-bow to revive the
•Oman. ,,.. It wu not known what camed
Kn. Gery's ~. althoaali foul
play wu not amipeded, the Kini
County medical euminer's of.
flee ~ Aa autopsy was
scheduled.
Tbe lnju.red male dot was
taken to a veteriDariaD. wbi1e
the female was taken to an
anJmal lbdter.
SpoU.man Joe Parts said
pollee are allowed to aboot
dan•erou. or badly inJu.red
anlmall. Bm be aakt omcen de-
etded aat to moot becaUM fll tbe
preHDCI ol bJst,anden.
,,,.... Pflfl'/! A J
DELAY •••
I
~atleUtoae lucky
tor UIUa1J.v plea the ab w1lml*
entrl• every day, Wednaday
••• a bit unuaual lD that za fam picked ftve of the six for fl• COD·
aolaUcmpriies. " Normally, sald one official, OO·
ly about eleht or nrne pick flve wtnaera-. ;:_
While 10,289 fans crowded the
stand.a for opening day racinc, the
Fall Pair midway wu nearly vold0
of partldpanta durlnl the alter·
noon.
Racinl ls accompanied by a
carnival, fair t>c>otb, talent con-
teatl, sames of chance and dla·
plays centered in and around a blg
white tent in the track partin1 lot.
The fair conUnues through Dec.
1. • ''I'hlncs pick up here (a.loot the
midway) ln the eveoln1," mused
one booth operator. "And
weekends are pretty brisk."
Post time at the track, just 100
yards away from tbe quiet
midway, ls noon dally -except
next Tuesday when the event i5
dark.
The ftnt race each day featutes
appaloosas. The second and 11th
are quarter bone even~.
The tblnS tbrou&h 10th feature
the ODly thoroughbred racinl
sta1edinOranae Cotmty.
Lut year, tbe lair board netted
$290,000from tbeeveot.
DETROIT (AP ) -A
blacumitb la att\lled of beating
a bone with a hammer after the
animal, owned by the Detroit
Police Department, stepped on
the smithy's tool bos.
A warrant issued by Vlaitinl
Recorder'• Court Jud Ce J .
Patrick Demi cbar&ea Detroit
blacbmitb Ronald Gibun. 38,
with cruelty to animals lD tbe ln·
cident.
Tbe warrant charges that
Glbaoa bit tbe bone, an I-year·
old police atalllon aamed
Patrick Francia J . O'Bolli.ban
W , in the neck and aide with a
hammer. 1be bone la expeeted
to coatillue recuperattn1 at tbe
Rouce Park stables for at leUt
three weeks. He was reported
lD stable condiUoa. Sbotl also
were ftred at two other can, but
their occupants were not in·
jured.
BJ .IODI CADBN'mSAD ot•...,Nll .....
.Nov~ Gore Vidal told a UC
Irvine £udience Wednesday DTjlit t at Amerlci 1 Oiila
switch to a parliamentary form
of government.
''It ls time for us to swttcb
over to the belt form of &oftl'D·
ment anyooe bu ever tboulht
of," said Vidal.
After a l~year abaence~om tbe American collqe cam
scene, Vidal is .beck,
chiefly about or1anl»ng a ·
atltutiooal eonventiGn.
The beat aelllDc autbor of ''Myra BroeckenJidie, •' ''Burr''
and "1876" aald be favon a form
of government with direct
senatorial elections, a
ceremonial president, electiom
every five or six years and a
campaign limited to el1bt
weeks.
"We should take advantaae of
a constitutional convention to
draft a form of coveroment th.at
repraeota the people at lar&e
who have never been allowed in
two centuries to express tbelr
will,'' Vidal said.
lleetiq wttb reporters prior
to bis ooe hour lect~. ~
criticized President-elect
Ronald Reaian. aayip& bi.I ad·
miDillralioo ''will quite car· f'lllll H -.::-r.··-Oil ad *-I aot tDteftlhed 1n piollUcs," aald
Vidal. ••1 think he'll be a
cere~ president."
Vidal is no stranger to politics
himself, ha•ing run UlllQC·
cesafully for Congress in Ul80
and campaigned for Dr. Ben-
jamin Spock in the early 19'10'a.
"Reagan la a friend of the
very rieb and indifferent to tbe
problems ol everyone but tbe
Screen Adon' Guild," said tbe
st-year-Gd author.
Callinl Beagan ''trl1•er bap-
P>'," Vidal added that tbe
Republican'• ecooomic polides
posed • mucb more serious
threat than war.
Speakln& about bis own
career, Vidal aald be will re-
lease a novel next March about
Sth century BC politics.
Bill advances
W ASBJNGTON <AP> -'l'be
Senate Approprlatlom Commit·
tee has aptJl'OYed a tut biDkm
defense approprlatioD bill, the
blftat tn U.S. m.tory
.
comPromile plan which ..aid :
cause alteration ol 32 perceal OL : '
tbe ridee area. :
Developers' representaliTea : ,
bave tnsi.sted that liWe, if any, : I
of the riqeline alteration will be l
visible from San Juan ;
Capiltrano. ~ rtqeline area in qoestioo
isn't located wit.bin the city. It is •
in unineorporated area undlr' !
county Jurladictlon. Howder. t
the project aite does fall within IJ the cit>''• sphere of infiuenee a i
det.rmlned by the county Local A 1ency Formation Com-)
mllalon. : Durina Wednesday's bearing, '
Tom llerrlllt tbe city's planDlq •
dlrector, tola auperviaon: "Any
alteration or &ndlnl la unllkely
to have a mlnlmal effect cm tbe
environment of our com·
munity."
II errlll and other city
representatives claimed the
project doesn't conform to tbe re-quire~ o1 the COUlll7 cienenl
plan.
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Dear Dr. 8&elltc1 ... : I am II, rectnU7 .-r· ··~ ed aDd Jooldna forward to bavtq a be_,, abaat ) '
ve yean from now. But my bUl&ud and I are . : ~ow Interested In the ' •! ::~tmetbodof DOCTOR IN ~ 1
Oplnlou of friend• THE HOUSE '
vary. One aaya that the·-------
plll la the belt choice. • , Another says an IUD la Just u effectlve and aater. ' • .J M w 're uninterested in mine the condom, ...... :
diapbr.,m. or other common metbodl, in our cue ';' ·:
the dec:llion to be made la between tbe pill arid.the '"'JI
IUD. Which do you suuest1 -Jin. v. Y
Dear Mn. V.: Whatever I 11111est, the de-
cliaion will have to be your own -and ~oar doe-. ..
Er's. From what you bear ancf read. the pill eeema
be the most efftctent method ot ecmtraception: • .s
ut there are drawbacu. UndOUbteCUy, you aow .,
.that in IOme women there are definite eontrabl·.,., •tio
dlcaUom to use of the pill. Foe eum~, la tboM ,,c
1ttth a biatory of mltralne budacbea, nauaea. u:
drculatory diaeue, and blood clob In lei vellil or ..: •
elsewhere. Althouab me ol the pill la practlcaJ.b' *'~
100 percent effedfve, you'll bne t.o ..._time· 1•.•
neeative factors. ,, .:1
YOV IDGRr TllJNK TllAT the IVD (in· l!:.._
trautertne device) la t.ber9fore the answer. True, tt
is aboul ., percent eff~ve. But lt allo bu ltl ;t,.:
drawbacb, altbouah it ts muallJ aafe and rella· .•t~
~. ~
Once the device flu been Implanted fD the .•·
ute~ it .requires little attentloll an4 I.I left In :-ti'
place lndeftnltel)'. Jlowever, aome wom• eom· "~~i plain of cnpnptnc and bleedihl. . b •
Perforation ot the uterus is rare. But tht.JnalD tf i.
risk ts that women 1ritb IUDa are much more Uk• q to cteveioo pelvic inflammatory disease. And -,!)~
when tubes become lnflamed, it's poulble the)' ,l'.I
may dole. Tbe rMuJt? lnferti.Ul)'.
A8 YOO PIAN OM BAVIHO,a ~ m-.
y.ri. Mn. V., Uiitq an IUD at ttii aae Of ta
U1cteaes the rllt (1aia1l u tl 11) of1r&fe.rUlib. 11 a;
Pertlapl J'OW' doctor wU.I conrince JOU t.o uae ti .~
one of the several other common methods of eoD· ~, :r.
traception. ~, 1·
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MEDICALE"l'TBS ro•:;
Dear Dr. a.etaerolm: lily IOD ls 13 and feell
self-coaaclous because bll breats have been aet·
tin1 lar1er. He feels eapedally uncomfortable ,, ,.
when be ls in a eY1D clua. OccuicmallJ be 1a11 er n!
that bis breuta feel tender and hurt. II there .. ~·~
anything to do for th11 conclltk>n? -lln. C. ,•1" .... ,
Dear Mn. C.: Chances are It ls a condition we :;·~!
call anecomutla. It developl in about two out ot t•m
three normal boys durlq puberty. '•I!•
It ls doe to aome d.llequlllbrlum between male "'
and female 'hormones. Usually the enlar1ement .•t
arld breast tenderness resreu wtthiD a year or "le
two. But to be certain, have your doctor take a ,. <:
look at your son. r c-• .. .
Por lln. E.: The question of Hlt ~· bJ the c G general pr;pulatloo ts Important. n II accepted that , ~
too.much IOdium ls bad for bJpertemlve1. ,,
One estimate ls that at least 25 percent ot the ...
populaticlD riab ~nsm And over the aa• ot ,,:.
SS about three out of four penom are llltel)r to .1!!
have aome ei .. attoo in blood~· ·Lt 11Kftfore, your d0ct0r'1 .u,...uon that you ~ u-:
cut dcMii on your habit of Uainj so mueh wt iln't
u 1~ a JOU tblnk, Mn. &. BaYIDI a blood preuure that I.I one the "bol'dei'llne blah aide" i,
reasonenouih fori'educln1 your dietary aodium.
-e' :*.
If you take ail>tl'td: It's better t.o apace It IO , ~
yoµ 1nllow it when your stomach eontains food,
1ay1 Dr. St.eliicrOlm in bll booklet, "How To Lift
Wltb Artbritb." For a copJ l'rtte bhii at Bos UIO,
CO.ta Mesa ... and eneJoM IO ceeta and a
• at~mped, Mlf·addreUed en~. •
Su Qememe has Just snade a good land banking in·
• estmm~ ·
The state para people ottered two prime t,lufftop lot. ver~ i8n Clemente state Be~~b to the city for a ture tow-mcome senior citizen housing p'roject. ; ;
The priee tag -$100,000 for both large lots -i5
heap In a Maida town where one view lot "I/I easily for ~~. .
TM cowacil agreed to parcfiase the lota, •ven though
tJ .n in the worst ~stbte loc."atfon for"9en'tor -housing. ot one thing, tl)e land at the south end of town is
owhett dear transportation rouie4. tbops, or recreation •
re•s for older citizens.
'lbe land ls also located on a steep g,rade, which
ould make it dlfftctat for older residents tb get up and ~
own U..&tfirs-ol a complex.
But council member.J don't plan to 11ee a low-income
enta1 boiilina de\teloptnent o~ the ~te.
The '100.~ already ~ d.91i:le.·ln Houaµig and Com-·
• ublty Development land ac!Qllllitlon ft.t~ding wilt,
urchase the lots as an lnvestmenl. · '
Then, later down the line •. tbe city µiight trade or sell 1oca When a more 1Uitable site ·ia fowid for senior ouema. ' I
EWler way. the older population and ~he reet of San
emente's residenti end up the ~rs-. , ' •
I
lllO!t~ ~aembe!J tiate been tr 1tu 16ow 1t Tor a slx-fine divi
1lw1y tri>m eentrat kvint Coalf, t() the heart of the
ity.
Ora.nae County officla1s said that there are between.
1000 and 50,000 vehicle trips per day on the highway
rom Corona del Mar to Lagwla Beach during summer
oat.ha. ·
'Ibey also tOld the COWlcil that the South Laguna
ciflc Plan proposes future traffic aµady with an eye to
dening the hiahway. )lut tbe council agreed unanimousfy that Coast
igbwu $1\oukl remain four lanes through Laguna
ach Ud that land \&Ses ineluded U\ tMe SOuth Laguna
Ian lboWd reflect that r. ' County officials sdy mere are various ways to add
anes Jn Lagunf Jteach \fithout major alterations of the
ontlng properfy.
fte lanes could be r;iartqwed, l>f rkial1 could be re·
moved and the street itself could be widene(l slightly_
Thol5e J>roposals are not going to fly.
Widening of Coast Highway would change the
owntown nature. And it's not practical. It probably would require con-
demnation of private p~)' and reduction of much
needed P'Utinl throuab the heart Of Laruna Beach.
I •·.
Ions exprenvd In tf'le space above are those of the Daily Piiot
her view9 expressed on thlt page ff8 those of their authors af'Wl
ictl Reeder comntent It Invited. Add~P The Daily Pilot1 P.O.
x 1HO. Costa Meta, CA 92628. Phon•"<714) 642-4321
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Sydney Harris
-AN EJ>l'l'Oa on the Ruaaian
desk chanied a ~port that the
president would be taken to an ''air command post" in cue of a
nuclear attack to read that
"THE DISSIDENT groups are
trying to lnfluen~ us, to use
WI," be told my reporter Gloria
Danziger. "Dissident group& and
.rewiab groups are "tryin1 to
presaure\d."
Dissidence within the VOA is
definitely frowned upbn. Here's
what one employee got from her
boss: "This is a direct order to
you ln writing to stop unassigned
actf vtties, i.e., collecting of and
check.in& for mistakes in the out·
put of VOA Russian broad-
casts."
·Tourist dream spots doomed from start
ACAPULCO is long 1one,
because of this. The Frendt
Riviera la a travesty of what • was. cape Cod bu turned intoa
shambles, and llartba'1
Vineyardmaybethenexttofall.
"-Manoox .
How do we resolve this
melancholy paradox? U a charm·
tn1 apot la perisbin& be~ the
bosWlri-. and me~b,, need ~trid09,.wlU&¥ a \Um'sl
tf.atcnm.11 ~ly wtiat made
It ebarmlnl in the tint place, bow
do we achieve the optimum
between solvency and privacy?
(It ll m~'Uke tbe clttular af-
fair ol job-gettln1, where the
youn1 applicant is turned down
bec•uae be lacb experience, and
yet no one ia willinl to give him
the experience that will qualify
him fortbe job.>
,
SY OWN' summertime retreat
i• co~ throuab tbe same pangs
andpamartptnow: the ~·a popula~ bu leapt by mOJ"e tban
20 pereent fn the last balf-dosen
years, most of the increase being
attributable to people aeeldng a
haven from urban and industrial
life.
Yet, while the mercbantt = worklq-people IOl'e\y 11 ...
injection of ..._..capital aDd dis·
posabl&tllcome, the very grdwth
itself threatens those qualities
lbat have made the area attrac-
tive tonewsetUers. Already there
is e,rumbttna.. evep. amon1 the
natives, that the area if not u
good to live in as it used to~ not
aa safe or as friendly. •
WliEJEIANJ> how can U.,line
be dra*' and who la to draw it,
and will Jt. not be too late bl, the
time i\ is drawn? The ·ve
feedbacks are fast and e to
see, in terms of higher in
the negative feedbacks
longer to make themselvd elt,
and sometimes the diseaN is
terminal before the patieqt bu
begun to take the first treat
1
'i1t.
..... . '
Los.fl ~f agriculture c8n be IOiig-term disaster ~
down'? How do we correct it? power bue. Then they wowd
truly be concerned ciUzens ~rv
ln1 tM People.
. Al,.A.N E. ADAMS
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'15,0f:KJ prospectors
~1~ SEW PELADA,.Brull (AP) -Gold bu bfoqbt • rush by
~~ ~~ into tblJ lnbolpltable corner of Brull'• Amuoa , .... e. smce ..told ,.. .. diacovered here in ,,..,.,..,., • arnund 7. 7 tom bft;J;;n foQDd and tbe Brulltan. IO•ei'llOMDt •tlmatee that an ~ 100tom11 waJtllll to be taken out. , ~ •· Tbe lat.raatloaal.Prtee ol 1old I.I around '900 an ounce but bu ~ ftuctuatln1 above and below that ftsure.
t TD lllNEU IL\ VE LE ft JOB& and families bundredl and '~ thomanda ol miles away to trove! for 15 houri a day in IOld· ~ mud and 1Ume on an lsolated bill in tblJ tropical SOutb
A.Aerlcan mountain ran1e called Serra Pelada. They do
practically all the mlnlns by band, in llvtq condltlom that raaie
flJP. ~arloul to awful. A1mOlt immediately after tbe DUHetl and sold dust turned up,
Pelada, wbtth belCJllll to a federally controlled BraaWan
company that normally coocentn~ on iron ore, becaqie a
2llMh eetury replay Of tbe California and Aluk.a Sold ruabea.
There were dlaputea.over claiml, abootoutl, drunken brawll, price
10U11D1 I« bate neces1ltlea and widespread 1old 1mui11t.n1.
In May, the Bradllan 1ovenunent stepped In to try to brint I .. and order to Serra Pelada. It 1ucceeded. -
ar Au&boritlea banned l\IDI. liquor and women. from the mininl
cep. The 1e>vernment cut the number of pro1pectors tt would al· Jc# ID tbe area to 15,000 trom 30,000, iuued ldentlftcatlon carda to
tboee remalnin1 and establlsbed a monopoly on sold purebuea in
UM area. Miners wbo did not set permits bad to leave. Prospecton
with ID cards can come In and 10 out u tbe1 cboole ...
IN EXCHANGE, THE GOVBDllENT built a frontler·atyle 1upermarltet for the mlne111, with food and b .. lc supplies at con·
l1'9 prlcea. It set up a bank at tbe mine and opened checklns ac-
tor tbe 1old aeeken. It even put ilr a post olftce and a lone· ClilllaDtee telephone an~ built a rustic open-air movie theater that X-rated ftlma.
"Before, tblJ place wu ao bad, you wouldn't believe It," sald '•II*• Raimundo Nooato doll Reis, 22, wbo Jlad been a bottled
'·
Uvel')'IDui near Brutlla before decldJ.nl to come to Serra
. "Everyone carried a run. and U you found sold you were
atraJd the IUY next to you ml&bt shoot you and take tt
. '"Ibe presence of tbe 1overnment here bu been very 1ood for men, in spite of the fact there are all these rules and re cul•·
DOW."
The Serra Pelada 1014 strike ii not really bll by world atan-
' but It'• a booo to economically troubled Brull. 'l11e di.I·
ry will lncreue Braall'a resiltered sold production from five
a year to around 20, olftclala say. Tbe wealth will help Brull
,,.f.l&llQ Offaet ltl reeord trade deficit u well u shore up the na-
•1 abrtnkln1 hard-currency reserves.
SdlL\ PEI.ADA IS IN THE deme Amazon rain forest, 350
aoutb of the mouth of the Amazon River and nearly 2,000 nortbweat of Rio de Janeiro.
a1n Street at the mlnlna camp alaO ii its 1,100-foot 4irt land-
trip, where an averaae ol 50 small chartered airplanes touch
el'ery day, brlDClns in pro.pecton and 1overnment offtclals
them back out. There i1 a siren to warn of tax1lbt
raft, aometlmn the offtclal in char1e for1eta to C' the
. 'lbere have been several cues of airplane wtnp' ldna
D "pedatrlana -but no fatal accidents have been ~POl'ted. T&e proepecton here have come from all walkl Of lfe. Some
a bl1 ftnaoclal rls~. la)'ID1 out tbouaanda of dollan for plane
, food, canvu-and-tarpeper ahackl at the mlneslt. and
pmeat. <>then pref er to ~k u coctract laboren for a fixed
Manual laborers make the equivalent of S25 a day at Serra
da, •ix times Brull 11mlnlmum1r•ie.
18 DIFFICULT TO DB'l'ESIONE the ratiq of wlnnen to
at the aold mine. But molt of J.be prospectors interviewed
y seemed better off than before arrivt.q. ,.
typical wtnner ii Fausto Alevedo de Sousa, II, wbo wu a
P 1aJeaman. He said that 1D ODf tbrie·moatb atln• beN be
2' ounca ol 1old, then worth more than $15,000. At a lbrlmp
man be wu lucky ll be mam $15,000 ID three years, be Jdded.
But not ao typical ii Raato Menes., ao, wbo came to Serra
a from Vitolia, near RJo de Janeiro, where be wu ID or-c 1ur1eoa. 11 just bad to try thll," Meneses said. "I apent th.Ne moathl
and foacl around 14 O\D'\"8 of sold." 'Tb.at. broutbt him •,ooo.
ccmldertn• mv espenaea and al.lo my normal livin• ltan· , I'd ••Y t broke even. I think I'll 1Uct to medlejne from now
IN TB 11111., about bait a
million people eacb 1ear -mMU1 ddldreD -.1peat aeveril
day• ~·· 1nlfflln1. nm-ninl tewn ud 1prinkled wtth
tbe dlltlneUve ltehJ .... ot the
meulel.
Tlie blthlY ~OUI mew.a
Virua WU IJ>Nado Ulu.illy ln tJie
clu1room, by tbe ~and
IDMsinl of thole about to abow
their apota. Introduction ol a
meaalel vaccme ID ua IUld ID
• imm~te and ,traltie effect, ,
cutt1a1 the annual mea•lea
count by more tbl.n 90 pe,cent.
But as mea1lea and other
cblldbood dlaeaaes became
rarer, parents srew tu about lettina their children vacclnat·
ed. BS' April tm, public health
otlidal1 estimated tbat 20
milUoo cblldren latked pt'Otec-
tloo ap.inlt obe or another lm-
portantdiaeues.
THE DUIUNIZATION drive
launched in urn bu been a'suc-
cea1, Hinman 1aid. Now 90 per!
cent of the nation '•
scboolchUdren are fUlly protect.
ed and the ftsures are even bet-
ter for kids llrat enteriD1 school.
A. a result, only 13,597 cuee
of measles were counted lut
year, the all-time low. In the
flnt '4 weeks of 1980, the CDC
recorded 13,085 case1 of
measles, 1lighUy ahead of last
year'• pace. So far thia y.ear
there have been eight deaths
from meaalea.
Not oaJy are the number of
cases droppi.ni, but also the re·
malniq cues are lncreum,ly
l.aolatecl. More than 15 peremt ol
the natiaD •1 eountles -and the
entire ital.el of Idaho, Iowa,
Ore1on, South Dakota and
Wyomln1 -have bad no
meaalea cues thla year.
.,IT'S A DISEASE which ls
local now, both in time and
place." Hinman said. "Nearly
10 percent of the cues thla ye.,-
were from Milwaukee, which
bad a major outbrealt."
More than 1,000 caaea of
meaala were recorded in the
Milwaukee outbreak lut •Prinl·
The next frontier ls amons 10-
to 2o~r-old1, who fell Into
1ome of a vaccination gap
u they arew up.
''They mi11ed both meules
aml vaccination, many of
them,'' Hinman 1ald.
OTllEU WEaE vaccinated
too Y«Mml -•se 15 months ii recommended -or were pven
the l"1-effectlve kllled-vinaa
vaccine. Amoa1 thc»e wbo re-
ceived live vaccine after their
fl rat birthday , the CDC'
eaUmatea that more than IO per-
cent are protected a1aln•t
meaalea.
The current meulH !>atue
plan tncludls vacd.natioli pro-
1rama ln the mWtary and Im·
munlUUon requintmenta for ad·
ml11kln to colle1e -almllar to
the el•mentary 1cbool lm·
munlutlon rules now on tbe
boob tn all 50 1tates.
.... --···~
Conltn.ICUoO crewa in Newport Center aie
ereettna tbe frame of one ol Paclftc Mutual
Life Insurance Co11 two seven-story office towen. Twin towen are to be llnilhed and
occupied by early 1982. A two-level . ,,
TalDplDS still ·sellirl:g .~
' • I
Toxk ahock umning ha8 scant effect
By IODI C&DENllSAD Of .. _., ........
Alarmln1 report• of toxic
1hock ayndrome have not
•topped women from Ullfll tam-
pom, .. , coutaJ area d.ruailtl.
Procter • Gamble-to.
withdrew I.ti Rely tampon from
the marbt two montbl a10 alter
docton beam report.ins cues ot
toxic aboclt 1yndrome amoq pa-
Uenta _.,used tbe 1uper •biol'·
bent tampon.
Altboulb other brand name
tampom were aot aa1oclated
with the diaeue, which can be
fatal, other manufa.cturers
'Vlsaallzatlon~
besan advllia1 women to
chuce their tampons more fre.
quently.
DB8PITE 'rBAT warn~'-c
coa1tal area women are 1au
bu1ia1 tbf product, altboq)a
many ••7 that tbey are awltchiq to naptiiq at nt.ttt.
.. We're eoncerned, .,....aid
Bay1lde Pharmacy clerk Bren-
d a Arel. "We aak tbem if they've beard about toxic abock
iynclrome. U1vally they aay
they've used tampons for 10 to 15
ye an and they don't want to
change."
Doolittle recalled:
she talks to beasts
Nonverbal eommuntcatlona
epeciall1t Beatrlc Lydecker,
whoae friends ln the animal
kln1dom speak their minds
tbrou1b her •• human . traulator, 11 featured •lain
Saturday at UC Inine:
She will conduct a UCI Ex·
tension seminar lntervlewtn1
do11, call and other pell about
their tboulbts and feelln11 with
their ownen present to coaftrm
atortes and details they tell of
their lives.
ANYONE WRING to vohm·
teer a pet u an Interview 1ub-
ject may call the office of Dr.
Carol Olson 833-5192. "Vlauaitutton, a New
DtmensJon in CommunltatioD "
11 tbe title
of ll.t. Ly-
decker ' 1
seminar
be1lnnin1 at
9:30 a.m. in
room UM of
the Pby1lcal
Sciences
Bulldlna.
Tbe ane·· &.YHCKH \
l;ourt date
set in trade .
semt thB/t
A trio who alle1edly took •loD• ta mlllloa ID hardware and trade aecma wb«n tbey qult ID
Irvine com,.._ flrm to '4lt up
tbelr own company face a o.c.
12 court dat. OD wblt. ~U...
crtme cbarl•· on
PrOMeular Marcial Strickland
Of the Onas• Count1 rl>llUta AttornU's eooaumer tnud 1llllt ... ••7' "t~dle;oetttoe ... ....
HUlDI ~fereace la Harbor
llualdpal Court ccNld .... a
coet!J trial.
NCIDI of the UaN9 couat1 Nit·
dmita bl\'Olwd • operation of
a o.-Grove nnn. N.-.i
lfbd.00.JMater. lac., bu n·
t•rtd a pita to •r•ad tlttft cbar,..
tlto Mao fonnerl7 ~ for ~ AullOalauaD a.c.,,
JJll Drift, lntlM. ft.
aaalD me o• t111elr own n·
cop•··ee • wnum ..-.. to..,..a..,.;tWtlbollt ..... ........ ...a .
noon I.I acheduled for imtruc·
Uoa uliDI the technique wbicb
baa brou1bt 111. Lydecker
widespread attention and a
meu~ ol financial 1ucceu aa a
lecturer and author .
The North Hollywood resident,
with two boob to her credit,
HYI •be used the technique of
vl1ual.i%iq mental pictures to
convene with..anlmais, who pro-
ject their tbougbtl back to her
theaameway.
&Ea ABILITY also baa been
uaed with humans rendered
speecbless by stroke.
Scores of thoroughbred race
bone owners also retain lb.
Lydecker aa a paycbtc In·
termedlary between th.emHtws and their animals to keep tbem
in top physical and mental nm·
DIDI form.
Durtni tbe p11t year, Ma.
Lydecker and her 11 German
1hepberdl toured America ID a
motorbome oa a lecture circuit to
spread the word about
viluallution.
tseveral 0ran1e county cilii~"'
glltl apeed that tampon+
haven't been affected by the tai·
le 1bock 1yadromtJ scare. ,
comrort and con venteaie
seem to be tbe two facton edn-
tributlna to continued 1.ta.
Many women don't want to
1wltch to a P!Oduct they HI u lesamodem. ·
~
oa. naEHCE O'He&DJ, a
Fouiitaln Valley aneco~...1.~ advlatna bll patients who we
tampons to ctumae tbeni mote fre1~::tly, and to awitcb to nap at bedtime.
Notinl tbe infrequency ol the
dileue, Dr. O'Heany said Ula\
he lan't absolutely convinc:W
that lta'a linked to the Rely t.fn·
pon alone.
"We may find out that t\11
linked to a certain chemlcal or
1eo1rapbical area," be 1alcl. .
Whlle local ctruc.stores ~
near normal sales of tampO;ii, -
most have noted an increue in
the sales ol napklm.
AL 8ME&AL, mana1er of Ralpbl in Newport Beach, ._..
that tampoa , .... have dnJlllid
only •u.hilY, while naptJn iMia
ha,ve Jumped 20 percent.~ Prtor to t.be toxic 1hock a
drome sea.re, aanftary
accounted for 53 percent ol
aalea, while tampon makerJ
ported a 41 percent sbaN.
No ftsurea have been rele&llW
since Auiuat, when reports 1ot
the dlleue ftnt besan to •dr·
~u. .
Tboee wanttns more lnfOl'lllll·,
lion on tollic 1bock ayndrobM
and the uae of tampons ate
uraed to call the Oranae CoWlb
Medical Auoctatlon'a Tel-MW
health library. '
"l'Oa 'IBE VAST majoritiJ Pl
women, the rllk attributed '°
tampon UH ii ao low that it
1eem1 unwarranted to !£ mend that -.e of tampons be •
continued," 1ay1 the ta
mu1aie.
More tnformaUoa ii av
by calllJll 835-2:121 and reqdilt.
in1tapem.
''• llNOW LIFE wm com· ~ate me -but when?" abe UM· •• lven when I've h'ad mcmey POdttna in rve t.een poor," abe
laid. "I Just can't budle the
4adlnechtuff." •
SD.-st.rted work th1a mcmth oo the masutne Men Only a an ... lbilY aunt" livinl advtc. to
m~. , IJ!C after 17 years, ChrUtiDe Ke~ler ta a maatc name and •et· Ub her to write represented a pa clt.Y coup for the m.,utne.
Tlalt and publication in book
fottss tlda month of tbe m•motn ot• her former trtend, Mandy
Rife·DaYi•, ha created a spate
of ;U,reaa racollecUona of the ~~"'--·
bNDY, wao SBA&ED
Ohtl1tlne'1 life of wealthy
pattoas and hip Uvin1, 11 today
a wealthy_ woman with
nl ... tclubl and reatauranta in ~)el and Cyprus. But abe was onet at tbe eye of the Protumo IWtb. That role wu reserved for' Ma. Keeler. It •aa the scandal to beat all 1c1Ddala, the story with every.
dito• -sex. 1plea, dru11.
Polltlcs. violece, moaey, bi&h •otltty -aptf all revolvUi1
aroilnd Ma. ~ler.
Prbfumo denied to the House
of Commom on March 22, UU, thd be had slept wtth her. But
u mon evtdence flOoded la he
admtuecl be lwl lied to apare bi.a
family 8f!PAT· lie raljned Jane s. .
Now 85, Profumo worb -with
alcohoUea and IOdal dn>poUta at
Toynbee House, a charity la
London. He went to Buckintbam
Palace in 1975 to receive a Com-
mander of the Brititlt Empire
decoratlan awarded in recop1.
tioo of bb .ocial lenice woJk.
BSBIND Tll£ SD scandal
waa .the craver concern that
secrets may have 1ooe to tbe
Soviet.a tbrougb Profwno-lvanov
links. Ma. Keeler wH one.
ADotber wa Dr. Stephen Ward,
an ~tb with friends tabilh
places and Communllt sym-
patlli•.
0 1 GaEAT PASTY 11 not to
be bJ'oua1d down by an a1liuee
between a woman of easy Yirtue ·
ud a proved liar," thundered
Vl1comt Jlatlabam, lord prest.
dent of the PrtY)' Co\lllcll. A report by Lord DennlQI, ooe
of Brlt41n'• top Juqes, found no
evldenee that natlonal security
bad beeD enc1anaerec1. But the
Tortta lost the UM 1eneral elee·
Uoo, partly u a result of the
acandal.
M1. Keeler wu M11tenced to
Dine VMJl1ths in pHsOn for per-
jury tn the trial of an er-lover,.
Wnt Indian n11btclub atn1er
"Luety Gordon." Sbe IWapped
her swank West End clothes for
a drab pNon unifann in Lon·
don'• llolloway Jall and the
1cuclal ltartAld to die.
But u a London columnllt
summed up recently: "At the •tart of the Profumo Scandal,
Britain'• international tma1e
waa that of a nation of ltlff.
upper-lipped mllorda wbo drank
cocoa at nipt and only ever
1lept with their wtve1. By the
end of it, the wwld re••rded tllil countl')' as a kind of belbapop-"1.n, joint. t,
··Cancer claiming ~other Nature's aide
( MIERIC4 J
Redford
t/umked
for 'aUl'
WASHINGTON <AP>
-U.S. Sen.~lect Dan
Quayle, the nandsome
candidate billed u the
GOP'• answer to Robert
1ledford, sent a tele-
1ram to the· actor to
thank hlm for bla help in
the campalen aeainst
Democratic incumbent
Bfrcb Bayb.
The tongue-in-cheek
me11a1e wu•a response
to a telearam Redford
·sent to .Quayle befo~
the election.
. IN &EDFOaD'S tele-
gl' am, se,nt .throuch Warner Communica-
tions Inc. in New York
laat montb, the film star
noted that Quayle. bu
been compared to him
because of bl• blond·
balred, blue -eyed
featuret. And be protest·
ed Quayle's UH of Red· ford 's naine and pic-
turea in hil camp-1gn .•
"I have read articles
on the 1980 Indiana
Sen ace where' you
Clescrlbed H my
ook·alike'," the te1e-
•ram aald. "After com-
parin1 your record to
that of Sell. Bitcb Bayb, Jt I.I clear to me that I
am much more 1up-
pol'tJve ol J~b'a views
than'JOW'I ...
Almost thiff week•
alter be tot Redford'• •
tele1ram, Qua1l• sent hla reply.
l'•91po11 ... ,
Mrs. Peggy Crusan, 29, of
Detroit, has filed suit claiming
negligence against Kimberl)'
Clark Corp. and international
Playtex Inc. in their·testing and
design of tampons. She bad
near-fatal e~rience with toxic
shock syndrome sa,id caused by
use of tampons .
' ToaaES ASKED Steuber ·~
naturopaths don't concentrate oo 8".:~
ting medical schools to live ~A -nutrition training, "if a llceme ii •
of reach thia year." . -:. q
"Wby waste our time? Me41cat°'1
doctora have chosen to have ~
and unaatiafactory tratniq ~ ~~
lion,'' Steuber answered. .i~
I eli . 'ldT sra pncea up ooa
TEL AVIV, llrael (AP) -Prie4111JaJ
rose 11 percent in October, ~
Iaraeli lnfiatian at about 1IO percea ,
the past year, the 1overam•ltlol
statiltics bureau reported. '!OdJ • -.;u
!uw
l -
SH DECLARED TBAT Carter
"re def iped the
Demoeratlc
phU01ophy" and
wlll be remem-
bend u a ,.-eat
))resident. He loet
lbe eleetton, she
said, became of a
protest vote of
fnuitrati(IO.
Mrs. Carter
calmly reeounted
her experiences ltOIALYMN
.-a 'CAST&ll'S ONL~ advice for
Nancy Reaian lt: .. The tlrlt lady
can do what lbi pleasea," and that la
.., an eru>nnou$ oppol'\unity that Mrs.
Reapn 1}tould take advutaie of.
, And to CartU crttlca who HY the
Reacana wtll telurn eleldoe and tlamor to tbe _White ~. Mrs. Carter listed t.be patnttnll Ne bu
acqulred for the mantloD~Ud the
artist.a whO have performed t.bele.
As for the future, Mn. Carter said
durin• the
umpaip and her feelit>ga on leavinc .~-----e White House ln an informal
that like her bua.,...d, abe pla.nl to
write a book and doe$n 't tntend to
"sit down and be lolt" when tbeyTe-
'91loa with a eroup of reporten in ,..._ __ , family living quarters.
Later, perhaps thinking abe bad
not adequately conveyed the pain she
baa experienced since Election Day,
ahe bad bel' press secretary call re-
tum~ Plains, Ga. • ---SHE MID BE& husband will tet a
rten to say the first lady baa bad ..ume bad moments since the long
and 1ruelinc campaign ended Nov. 4.
ONE WAS ON Election Day, when
the president's
own pollster said
the campaign was
doomed even
before the polls
closed . Mrs .
Carter said she
cried "a little bit"
in the privacy of
her bedroom after
returning from the
end of the cam-
chance to reat for the first time in
more than JD years, addin~ that both of them also plan to spend a peat
deal of time in Atlanta.
"I don't think it's 80inl to &e
quiet," Mn. Carter said. "Yw 10
throuih one phue of your llfe and
then you go on to the next phase."
·so/Jier-s facing
roof restricti.on
FORT' ORD (AP> -Army officials
have 1111J1cbed a campaip to Uep
solide"' off the roofs of tbelr bar-
racks became they keep faJ.llni off.
~ CART.. paign . and seeing I tears m the eyes
According to Army spokesman Sgt.
Martin Shupe, six soldiers have
raUen off roofs in six months, three of
them suffering serious huurtes. of son Chip's girlfriend
Another sad moment came last I 1reelt, she said, as she read through
ber old speeches and thought bow
convincing they were. She heard a
Most of the soldiers who fell bad
been drinking.
Shupe said army reeulatiom pro-
hl bit aolcliers from being on roofs for
sunbathing, drying clothes aad
several other activities.
tnimpet blare and looked out the win·
w to see her husband bidding
ewell to Israeli Prime Minister
enacbem Begin. She broke down
d cried, she said.
Echoing what Jimmy Carter
eelf told reporters a day after the
ctiGt, the tmst lady said she did
• t see the defeat as a penonal re-
• tion of her husband, but fJWltra-
n over the economy, unemploy-
·ent and the hostages in Iran.
Fire kills pilgrims
RIYADH, Saudi Arabia (AP) -At
least three Pakistani pu,rima bUrned
to death wbeD a tel"OMIM .tove blew
up in a tent camp in Mecca, the
Moslem holy city in westerD Saudi
Arabia, the government'• diJ'eetor.
general of security announced.
! :Chicano
f
I • t literature
' f 'soughl
The UC Irvine Depart·
Jllent of Spanish and
Portuguese is accepting
entries in its seventh an-
nual Chicano Literary
Contest.
Cub prizea t.otalinc
tl~ Will be awarded to
ftnt, second and tblrd-
place finlahers in the
cateeoriea of abort story
and poetry. Wi.nnlna en-
trlea will appear rn
••cenzontle," a book
published by the UCI
Department of Spanish
and Portucuese.
Manuscripts must be
typed double-spaced and au\mitted ln triplicate
to the department no
)Jlter than Feb. 20, 1981.
For information call
833·7173.
C.11 642-5671.
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About a,a barmleu cats and dol• have been sold atnce 1971
by the Oranl• County Animal
Shelter_ to poup:s that use tbe
aulmall for research experi-
ments.
The county bid made about
$53,000 ln the al• but First J>b.
trict SuperNOr'. Philip Antholu'
thiDb lt'• a buainesa the eounty
should ltaY out of.
Anthrlci bu submitted letten
to tbe otber 1UJ)ervlaora aattna
tbem to acne to stop the prac-
tice.
In hil letter. he pointed out
that nine cftles ta the coumy
bave lnstructed workers at tbe
eou.aty Animal Shelter ln Orqe
not to sell tbelt anlmala tbey
leave for research.
He aald std ti.me IOl'till8 out
the requlremmu bu become in· tffl~. And a.. aald U»e ooqnty '°8• CredtbUlty with UM public
"'ro~ the ..ie.
••I belle•• it la neitbef
neceuary nor morally proper to
1ubjeet •me¥ wbo have been
pet• to reaearcb 1tre11e1
because ol the special aensitivity
they have developed to
humans," he Hld. .. Anlmall
tbat bave been raised in breed·
1D1 latioratorles without cloee human auociation an readilY
available for essential research
work.''
Antbooy said ln tbe letter tbat
bU ltalf bal been mollitortna the
altuation at the 1belter since
1971.
At bia urllnt, the board will
consider bia Nqueat at its t :30
a. m. meettq on Tueaday at the
county Hall of Admtnlatration in
Santa Ana.
"In my view, the question
before us b not whether re-
search _performed in animals b
medlcallf valuable, but whether
Orup Comity should continue
to mate animal.I adllabJe for
such UM," be said. -Tbe aupenllor included
1tatlitlc. 1n h1a letter wbicb in-
dicate tbat 280 dop and 215 cat.a
bave been sold for a total of
$4,890tbia year.
Travel tips told
The date huv9lt bu belJUD in
tbe tm-bUed Coachella Valley
near Palm SDrinp. -For a ••
at tM annual event u wen' u some travel and recreatJoo. Upe,
1ee FeatUrilie, Pa1e Dl.
n._,.~lemalu .. cae ol
tbe 4lllW illllllltil.atlftl.
Tbe alteraaUve• baelode a
variety of Jmptovemtntl to
Newpcin Bou)eyard u w.11 u
conatiuii:Uon ol • ,,....a, al9PI
. th• actopt..t auaiun-t. a 1°'M
that would earve a 11!fatb out of
Costa Jleaa near $aperlor
Avenu. and dump traffic lDtO
Ne:wpoit Beach at Paclftc Cout
HlCb.rQ.
Newport . dogcatclrer trips suspect
A Newport Beacb animal con·
trol oftlcer ii belni credited to-
day witb foilln1 l.be aetaway
plau ol an unemployed musi· ctn wbo aJleaedly beld up a
Corona del Har bank Wednes·
day afternoon.
Ken LeBlanc, a city animal
control olfteer, 1aid be wu driv-
inl by the United California
Bank, no E . Coast m1hway,
when be picked up a police rlldlo
broadcast that the bank bad just
beenbeldup.
LeDlanc, pulling bis car
beblnd the bank, said be aaw a
No further
probe seen
for. chief .
Mesa blaze guts
carpet business
It ... tM lrvSne Poll~ Al·
soclaUoa, barl~ •lent for
lrvlne deers, that reqQeated
three weeks a10 that the City
Manater"• office lnveaU1ate al-
le1attons that PearL cave
special tre•tment to a petty
theft report ln•olvin1 Coun-cilwoman Kary Ann Galdo. Fire gutted the Carpet House
i.n Cmta Meaa this morninl,
aendlq up dense smoke that
could be aeen for miles .net lm·
pecliD1 traffic alon' Newport
Boulevard.
Firemen wbo "'8ponded to the
8: 11 a.m. report of a buming
bulldlq at 20'11 Newport Blvd.,
Mannequin'8 mink
stolen in Newport
A $5,000 coektail·lenctb whi*8
mink coat, lut aeen draped ovfr
tho 1boulden of a departmtlbt
ator• mannequin In Newport
Beach, was reported 1tol~ Wed-
nesday atteroooo.·
PoUce Hid a 1ale1 clerk at
RoblDIOD'a bl ,~~rt Center
noticed the apemive fur was mwinll When 10meoae ~
out tbt baJf .:csn.sect difplay man-
nequm to her.
said tbe blllowi.ng cloud wu
caused by the nylon• and
ac:rylia1 ta earpetin1 stored in
the small buUdlng.
Battallon Chief Bob Beauchamp said no one wu in· Jured in the blue. Firemen bad no damage
estimates immediately foUowine
the blaze. The cause of the flre
wasn't known.
Police aald aoutbboUhd traffic
OD busy Newport Boulevard WU
baclted up for mon than a mile
a1 firemen foucht the blue.
Coata Metan Dan Colley b
lbted u proprietor of the carpet
buaineu boUled ln the buildine
owned by tbe Dally Pilot.
Pole8 open meet
WARSAW, Poland (AP) -
Tbe PoUSb Parliament opened a
two-day: te11lon today amid
1peculadon of a Cabinet abateup.
Tbe ftndtnp of the thrM-week
investi1aUoo into Pearl'• ac-
tlon1, releued Wednesday by
A11l1tant City Mana1er Paul
Brady, an that Peart UIM bad
Jud1ment but didn't break city policy or the Jaw.
Peart'a ain, accordint to
Brady, wu that the chJef told
police olftcen that a $3.87 cent
non-payment r•port a1ain1t
Mn. Galdo ll)lght be reduced to
an incident report.
On the plua lich for Peart, ac-
co.rdtnl to Bndy, ii that, in the
fi'\al analyab, the report re-
mawed liated u a petty tb¢
and W8'D't reduced to an inCt·
dent report.
The whole matter resulted
from Mn. Gaido appar= forgettlq to pay for $3.87
of au at a aervice staUon. Wben
police told her of the apparent
mlltake lbe Mttled the debt and
aatilfted police and the aervlce statlon owner. ·
Fo~ceuaoe1atlonpreaident man aaid be bad to
~ the prealdeGcy "aft.er be-
inl llft!D a pe11nanent aaip-
ment aa the Irvine police in·
teW1enee offtcer. ·
Under h1a new duty. Hoffman
will be reapon.tlble for tnterul
affalrt lnve1tl1atlons amon1
other tblQo.
Be saiCtbe new duty coaflla.
1trickm troli tiOQMICombal rec· wit.ti the IW)loallbWtlea of police
ord1 and bH" bomecomtnc · auoei.tlon president.
court plct ft out o1 th• NlliOOI~. •
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man runnJn1 from the bank
toward a white van where
another man wu aittini bebind
tbewbeeL ·Police said the suspect, ap.
parently noticinl the animal
control officer, turned i.n bb
traclt• and dashed toward a
nearby resideut1a1 complex.
Officers aa1d they qwckly con-
ducted a ~house search
in the nelchborhood and dJ.s.
covered the alleged 1aapect hid·
i.n' beneath a discarded and
overturned sofa in a vacant lot.
Arrested were Jimmy Gray
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WHY NOr PARUAMENT?
Geri Vldal tit UCI
Vidal favors
parliament
in UCI talk
Hall, 31, an unemployed El Toro
muaidan and 27-year~ld Pblllp
John Ventre, a Corona del Kar
house painter.
Police auert that Hall duhecl
into the bank Just put noon and.
fiasbing a toy pistol, ulted a
teller to hand over tbe loot.
Ventre, police ctaim, re-
mained in the alleged eeta•ay
vehicle and' was arrested
without incident. An undi.scloled
amount ol money was re·
covered, police said, as wu tb8
toy pbtol.
Irvine cop,
• suspect in
auto crashr -··:~
It, 27-year-old Irvine »e>~ jf!',
ftc•r sutfeNd J>ack .a aedt ~41 Juries WedQesday aftetn ,
when bis patrol car collided --~ • a fteetq veblcl4f in Tustin · · '
Red 1611 Avenue and the ~
Ana Freeny. • ::: .•.(
Olficer Terry Devers• -#3
tr.ated a4 n.leated tro .. "$1:ii<
• An11l'uaUQ Ohninunity RosPtall ~
after the accidem. 1rviDe ~..:
Sit. HQlb Holan said ~~
will probably be side~ f~::
about me week. •
The occupant of the n~ :
car was identified today only I(.
a 24-year-old John Doe. He w ;
treated and releued from U. ·
hospital and ii bein1 held bl :
Costa Mesa Jail on suapiclcm ~ •
poaaeaaing stolen property_, '
evading arrest and suspicion ~-~ burglary.
Costa Mesa Police Set. Tom
Boylan spotted the John Doe
drlvinl a Ford Rancbero ln the
parking lot of South Cout Plua
Shopping Center in Costa Mesa.
Boylan said be noticed a man rub.Dina to and from the vehicle,
wblcb ~as cruislne s lowly
around the par~ lot.
When Boylan tried to further
investl1ate the situaUon, Use
man with the John Doe took off on foot and the Doe drove bis car
away from Boylan'a police unit. ·
A 30-mi.nute police pW'luil,•
with speeds reachilll 90 mllee per
hour folknred alone atreeta ba
Costa Mesa, Santa Ana, ~.
and Irrine. AJoaa with .e.eru
police patrol can, the Cotta",
Mesa belitopter waa tnvolved. •••
About $500 of alle1edly ltolesl. stereo equipment wu found to
the Doe car, ~to pollc:e.~
Fair tbrouah Friday. '
t:ow1 tontjbt 11 at tb•
beaches, 41 lnland. !Dehl
Friday • to 18.
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Po'1f Df.
WASHINGTON (AP> -eoa,,_. quickly adopted a M32.•
blWoo, red·lnk bud1et today, asreetna to a compromise hutily
approveO by coqreulonal neptlaton that bu room for • S35
billion tu cut. It leave. unclear the fate of acroea·tbe-board apendinc cuta
Rouse Oepiocrats souaflt to impoH on ~reeldent-elect Ronald
Re.ean. Tbe approval wu even fut.er than the Route.Senate con·
ference aeaslon that produced the compromise. Final House
puaap came on a voice vote with little Mbate. Tbe Senate ap·
proved the president's si1nature. .
The eompromiae, reached two moot.ha late .for the fbcal
year that beaan Oct. 1, figures a $2"7.4 biWoa deftclt -a drutic
departure from the $200 million surplus tentatlvel1 taraeted Jut
June.
Will radio
tell J.R.
culprit?
By Tbe Aaeoeia&ed Pna
To a radio statlon ln San Fran-
cisco, letting West Cout voters
know who won the presidential
election before the polls closed
was no big deal But report who
shot "J .R." before ''Dallas" ls
broadcast in California on Fri-
day night? It is an agonizing de·
cislon
After 6112 months of elaborate
show biz hype, the epUsode of the
CBS-TV senes that reveall who
put two bullet.a in the oil baron
wUI ~ broadcast t.o Eut Coast
and Midwest viewers at 10 p.m.
EST. But ln the mountain time
zone, it won 't begin untll 11 p.m
EST, and on the West Coast ti
won't start on Channel 2 unW 1
a.m . ESI'. (10 p.m. PST).
The interest has built into •
fever pitch, with London and
Las Vegas bookmakers taldna
odds on who did it, office pool.I
being formed throu9hout the
country, housewives and collece
students planning "Dallas"
parties for Friday nlaht.
Between the eacargot and the
onion soup, passengen on Air
France jets bound for Europe
will be told who shot J .R. An
airline diapalcber will watch the
show and then radio the solution
to all captains on trant·AUantfc
night.a
Anyone west of the RocJdet
who can't wall to watch the
whole epiaode can call friends
back East to find out who dld tt
-or might expect to 1et the word on an all-news radio Sta·
tlon.
But some West Coast radio
station.a, including KSDO, the
CBS affiliate ln San Dtego, plan
to alt on the story.
Jerry Nachman, newa director.
of the all-news KCBS in San
Francisco, a1.eo a CBS aftlliate
lnitlally planned to withhold
word ot the auallant. He .. id Ile ·
bad "no compunction ~btut tell·
lnl the American public who
their next president wm be before~ polla closed, but J hive
tar too m~b respect for them to
tell them wbo1bot J . R. •
0"ANGI COAST
DAILY PILOT
FREEWAY. •
keeping the freeway ouside their
city limit.a.
From these differing augges-
tlona, Burrell said, one route or
a combination of several will be
proPQSed by late 1981 .
Costa Mesa businessman J.C.
Humphries said that construc-
tion work on Newport Boulevard
would be "devastating" to shop
ownen and would create "one
bell of a mesa for 1bout four or
flve ye.an.''
Several Newport r•sldeota re-
minded the crowd that voten in
Newport Beach have final say
on whether any freeway ls to
ent4'r ~ city.
Ooata Mesa bustntaaman Pete
MHIOO aald, in hll oplntoo, the
whole freeway study is ••a
political 1ame. '' Another person
au11eated several of the
alteroattvea would be "a
lawYet'I Sold mine." .. , tb1nk 'VOU o\111bt to Juat fill
ln the ditcb.'' repeated land-
owner Spl~gel. He made that
1uf1esd.oo several more times
before the m.eetinl concluded.
Caltrana offtclala admit that
the real roadblock is money. or
the lack ol lt.
"lt'a aate to say that any of
the high cost allematlves could
produce fundina di!ficulUea,'' of·
fered Burrell.
He said the data and
testimony collected during
several Route 55 workshops lead
to one conclusion -that resi-
dents and businessmen want
sometblng done.
Film ~opter
down at sea
HONOLULU (P) -A
helicopter being uaed to mm the
CBS television aeries "Mapum
P.I." crashed 1n waters off the
coaet of Oahu and a Lot Anaelea
cameraman wu reported to be
rululoi, aut.boritlea said
. The pilot of the beltcopter, Bob
Sinden, 33, of Oakland, Calif.,
wH pulled from the water by
crew members of a pa11ln1
Marine Corps helicopter and
taken to Castle M emorlal
Hoapltal, wheni be wu listed in
falrcondiUon. ' •
,... QNail ~ d ,,. Pall~··
tboro11&••na m .. tlA1 "'°!l' from Uae .. t. WW. • fUt 9'mt
Weda.clalc-,•t c,pn11' IM
AlamllGI ·~ Count. CSM ~.,...Al.) nr.t 4a1'• .ttendanff at tbe
foQrtb aD&&al IDMtin• WU up
'aearly2,000tromlMtyut'1opea·
iDI and ~ wu biiU, Wei tr•ck ... muBruceRlmbo.
"We'!Jh Ueti.d to deatb," be 1a1cl. ':lllDP eouldn't bavtlleeo
bett.r." Jt
A rab:Ay ~lat year dam·
pe_ned the event attenct.d by CJG1Y
t,40:5 1pectaton wbo •aaer'ed
$1,85!JM2.
''Tbt b•ndle (amount
wa1ered) WU $1z03Z.s2$ Wednea-
day ... Rimbo1a10.
The day's bl• winner wu UM In·
dlvldua• wbo scooped up sea.on.80 for • $2 waaer iD tbe
Pick Sl&tventin wbldaftnt-plaee
equines are ptcked In tb• fourth
thro'Uh nintlleventa.
Althou&b at leut one lucky bet·
tor usually picks the 111 Winn1na
entries eyery day, Wednelday
wa1 a blt unusual in that za rana
picked live of the alx for f7• con·
solation prizes.
NormiUy, aaldone official, Oil·
ly about eight or nine pick five
winnen.
While 10,288 f ana crowded the
stands for opening day ractna, the
Fall Fair midway waa nearly void.
of participants :turlne the after·
noon.
Racing is accompanied by a
carnival, fair booths, talent COO·
teats, games of chance and dia·
plays centered ln and U'OWld a bie
white tent In the track parking lot.
The fair co_otinuea throup Dee.
1.
''Things pick up here < alona the
midway) in the evening," mused
one booth operator. "And
weekend.a are pretty brisk.''
Poat time at the track, just 100
yards away from the quiet
midway, ls noon daily -except
next Tuesday when the event ls
dark.
The first race each day features
appaloosas. The second and 11th
a re quarter horse events.
The third through 10th feature
the only thoroughbred racing
staged in Orange County.
Laat year. the fair board netted
$290,000 from the event.
College cites
bus workers
for heroism
Coast Community Collete Dis-
trict trustee• have presented
plaques of commendaUoo to two
district bus mechanics for
"quiet heroism." .
The mechanics restored
breathing and heartbeat to a
Costa Mesa man who fell from a
16·foot ladder Oct. 31.
Michael R. Church, 27, and Joe
Wild, 31, both Costa Meaa resi-
denta, were cited Wednesday for
oerfOt'minC card.lo-pulmonary re-
suscitation on electrician Ray
Wheeler, 57, who fell wbile work·
Ing on overhead Upt.a at the dia·
trict garage lo Coata Mesa
After beln1 revived by the
mechanics, Wheeler lived an ad·
ditional two weeks before sue·
cumbina to com_plicationa U ·
sociated with the fall, district of.
ficlalsaaid.
Church and Wild both lea.med
CPR while serving In the armed
forces.
Refugees arrive
MIAMI (AP) -A 1roup al UIO
Cuban rduaeet have entered the
United Stat.ea, the ftnt In ~ ~
week Havana-to-Miami alrlfft
that will po1t1crlpt the
"Freedom Flotilla" that broUlht
more than 125,000 Cubant to U.S.
shores tb1I year. The chartered
jet arrived early in the after.
noon Wednesday at Miami In·
ternaUonal Airport.
Bachelon adiii.le prince · .
<;ordova
Former Orans• Coast Hml»bmin Ron COrdon u1d
today bll recent 1Wlt4b to ~
Republican ~Y lali't baMd Oii opportanlam, , I
Addinl that be bu DO planl to
seek elected offtce, tbe f«mer
Demoerat Pkt be cbaqed Ida
party lftUiatioD quietb Oct. S.
Cordova, wbo praetScea law in
Newport Beach, wu e1eeted to
tbe Aoembly 1n me 1n tbe
heavily Rept.tblicaa 7«.b Dlmiet
when Repul>Ucana tpllt their VO~I betwMD the . party'• of.
flcial c•Midt~, auto dealer Jim
Slemom, ad writ.in candidate
Marian Ber&eton.
Re ..-ved" two yean, thm ran
for tie state Sebate, loelq to
Re~ubllean John 8chm.lta.
• If opportunism were tbe
motive, tbeD certa1Al1 I would
have re1i1tered at the ttme
when lt would bave served me
well and I would have been tbe
state senator," Cordova said to-
day.
He declined to comment on the
poaalbWty that a new uaembly
diatrict will be created not year
in the southeast section of
Orange Comity.
"I made my declaloo bued on
a matter ol perwmal ~victloo
and not with U7 view to the de-
mo1raphica of Che 1980'1," be said.
The Coto de Casa realdedt
said be bas 1rown away
from the pbiloaopbiu of the
Demoetade put1.. and bow feels
cloMr tQ the Repl>Un$ party. Sen. Scbmlta ..id Cordon's
awltcb to the Republican party
is "Obviously tbe kickoff of a
campalsn."
"I tb1.Dk he's doing it became
be read the polb and reptra-
tion filurea," said Schmit&.
Assemblywoman Beraeaon,
wbo recaptured the 74th District
seat for tbe GOP in 1971, aaid
abe will put off livin8 Cordova
any support before knowing
what offtce be ls seeking.
Tbe Republican lawmaker
added that 1be believes Cordova
was a barctworld.q and respect·
ed legislator when be served tbe
74th District.
Pope criticized
CASTEL GANDOLFO, Italy
CAP) -Pope John Paul II, rest·
lnl here today followini a West
German tour where be waa
criticised about Church ln-
aenaltlvtty to the problem.a of
youth, ••YI there are some peo-
ple wbo are inlenaltlve to tJ:t.e
problem.a of the church.
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Loa1BMCboftlew181tl..,.
QuHtlooed b7J pro1eeutor
Bl.,bard Farnell. tM wltnlle Mid
alM ~ Yelllnl CID tM iaonl4Dt
irf Jan, tad whm &be left 11111: of. nee to .. what wu bapperd.DC,
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Jov11.11iDU..~ anaottM J&wilfftcil.
11111 8nck aald Atala wu "very red la tbe face" aDd ltOod
wtthbfaftttatlimebed ubt,..ued
at ~ ID, ~ at CJDe UJM
had ........ jd the pbJlldaD CID
tu mauenandWboaUe1edbwu
canytna on an affair wttla the
murder defeiidant'1 former
wife. llAl'JIY Lou Alaia.17. .
Tbe wltaeu told juron ln
Oraap CoUlltJ Superior Court
.Jud1• Byron llclllllan'• courtroom today that Alaia ~
ed TiDcber to.. take aome le1al
papen but srew aq:rter and an· ll'l•r u '11nehertoldhlm toeltber
quietdownorleave.
Sbe· quoted tbe aray·baired
pbyaidan u 1aytn1, "You're not
1oin1to pt away with WI. I'll pt
you lf it'• tbe tut thlq I do.''
Miu Bruck teatlfied that the
pbylidan eventually left tbe of-
fice bulpaeedoutlicle 1D a balln1
for .... anotb9r balf bour befwe
eventually leavinl tbebu11dln8.
Alala is cbaraed with fatally
atabbiq 'lblcber. and Mn. Alala
Jut June 13 lo tbe woman'• Hunt· lnston Harbour waterfront home.
Alala bad eooe to the home to
pick up b1I two pre-teenased
children for a weekend vblt when
au ar&Wnent broke out that even·
tually reaulted in bl.I attacklns bis
formerwifeandTlncher.
Defense altorMya coattad th-'
their client, beMt with DUlDel'CIW
.personal aa well aa financial
problems, wu in an "altered
state ot conaciOUIJPeU'' when the
atta(b took Placit.
AlalaJlaa pleaded innocent and
innocent by reuoa of inanity to
the dual murder claarsea aptaat
him.
In ~ statements to the
Jury Wednesday, defense at·
Sniper's shot
kills woman
BAKERSFIELD CAP) -A
pregnant woman bu died from
a bullet wound to the bead fl.red
by a ndper who shot at f~ can
alon1 State Route •· Petrina Moore, 28, of Delano
waa ridinl with her husband OG
their way to vbit relativ• &m-
day when • lllbt-eolored car
with four occupant. aped by and
someone abot her, Kern County
sberttra olftcen aald.
Deputies 1ald. 1bota fired from
the 1peedln1 car at another
1outbbound vehicle 1truelr
Marlln Calllon, 52, of Sacramen-
to lD the neck.
y
I
torney Ed Georae b . •al.cl Al.ala
reached an emoUonal unuta·
point" when be picked up a baaiDI
knife iD tbe kitchen of the home
and attacked tbe pair.
"1111 miM reached a flub.
point," Georse told the Jury. "He
blew a ft11e."
Farnell, however, contends
that Alala "acted out.of bate, out
of anser and out of vlndlctive.
neas" when be attacked the two
persona the nl@t of Friday the
13th. f
Tbe Alaiu had separated In
November of 19'18, and their
divorce proceedlnaa lmmedlate-
ly booed down in squabble over
the couple's compllc•ted
finances and custody of their two
youns children. .
Deaplte hi.I later remarriage to
a former patient, Geor14' said
personal pressures on Alaia -ex-
acerbated by bis affiiction with
the dileue known as narcolepey,
or an \mCOlltrollable urse toaleep
-beaan to cause a breakdown '¥
bia personality. ~ The defense insists tbat
physician was both Je1ally
and uncomcioua at the timeotthe
attack, renderinl the defendant
unable to elther premeditate or
deliberate the slayinis. ~
Horse beaten, I
~
smithy held ~
DETROIT (AP) -A
blacksmith is accused of beatlq
a bone with a hammer after the
animal, owned by the Detroit
Police Department, stepped on
the smithy's tool box. 1
A waITant iuued by Vllitin8 : ·
Recorder's Court Judie J .
Patrick Denis cbar1es Detroit
blacumltb Ronald Glblon, •· with cruelty to animall in the in·
cident.
Tbe warran char1H that· G/baon hit the bone, an 8-year-•• o d police atalllon named
Patrick Franch J . O'HoWban
Ill, in the neck and aide with a
hammer. Tbe bone is expected
to continue recuperatlnl at tbe
Rouae Pan stables for at least
three weeks. He wu reported
in stable coodltlon. Sbotl alto
were ftred tt two other can, but
thelr occupants were not ln·
Jured.
....
·Seniors' complaints ~ An an8J')' eroup of senior citizens complained to the f Irvine City Council last week that the city was hiring
~~ =: instead of old'sters, to w~k at the Irvine
More than 200 of the old-timers had signed a petition
saying that city officials were making poor personnel de-
el1lona at the center.
Qualifications, not age, should be. the overriding con-
. slderatioo when hiring a person for any job.
However, the senior citizens' complaints are imp<>r-
tant.
f Irvine Clty Manager Bill Woollett Jr. is now in-
"'{esUgating these concerns and will report back to the
City CounCil with his findings.
At Uae i.ut, it would appear that the city hasn't been
iglving enouah attention to the feelings of the seniors i when it comes to the hiring of personnel for tbe Senior
Center. ~ Meanwhile, the city has learned a lesson on the need
: far a bit more awareness and sensitivity in working with
, the seniors.
'
ignifieant gift
~ to a $20,000 donation from the Costa Mesa-
.Newport Harbor Lion's Club, an eye bank and sight sav-
1 center is to be opened later this month at UCI Medical
Center.
Tbe funds to help establish the center, to be formally
announced tonight during a reception in Newport Beach
were raised last spring during the Lion's Club annuai
"'Fish Fry.
~ The center, in addition to serving as a valuable
-storage area for delicate eye tissue, will be used for re-
.setarcb and pathologic studies.
, The tranafer of eye tissue, which must be used for
transplants Within 72 hours of the donor's death, will be
the major function of the eye bank.
The eye bank also will be made available for re-
•tearch projects aimed at finding ways of preserving eye
tissue for longer periods of time. Eye surgeons throughout
,the country are expected to make use of the center.
l A special thanks is in order to the Lions' Club, which
~as historically been active in lighting blindness and eye
diseases, and now is playing ah instrumental part in
1establiahing Orange County's first eye bank . • Qplnions expresAed in the apace above are thoJG of the Daily Pilot.
oUther Views expressed on th•• page are those bf their authors and.
llltltta. Reader comment Is 1rw1ted. Address The Daily Pilot, P.O.
Bo• 1560, Cotta Me~. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642--4321 .
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Boyd/Mata Hari
• B1L.M.80YD
ti.e renowned spy Mata
• ftart !lad a da..._hter. Banda
McLeod. She, too, was a spy.
A double spy. A triple spy,
eTeD. She 1p)ed for the
.laplGeM in Java. Sbe spied
for tbe UnJc.4 tales. And she
ple4 for the Indonesian un· deraJ"GUnd. After World War . n, •Ile •pied in ChlDa and tn
Korea. l don't know who paid
ber b1 tbat Ume. Maybe
ever)'bod)'. lt set• pretty
tlli&ed UJ>. But al WU her aiOdler. the waa caqbt encl
•bot-
one·day.at-a·time attitude.
You never get done.
The gau.elle never drinks.
No, nothing for me, Brenda.
The gazelle extracts its
water from solid foods .
Sydney Harris
''THE DISSIDENT groups are
trying to influence ua, to use
us," be told my reporter Gloria
Danziger. "Dissident groups and
Jewish groups are trying to
pressure us."
Dissidence within the VOA is
definitely frowned u_pon. Here'•
what ooe employee got from her
boss: "This is a direct order to
you in writing tp stop unassigned
activities, i.e ., collecting of and
checking for mistakes in the out·
put of VOA Russian broad-
casts."
Tourist dream spots dOomed from start
One of the great unsolved
paradoxes of travel la that nearly
evel')'one who visits an area-say
Europe, or Hawaii -asks for a
list of places uncluU.ered by
''touriab,'' pot Tel\Jidng that
every ot!fer teutist h;l5 JD\lch the
same list.
I recall, many years ago, my
old friend Lawrence Martin and
his wifeSylvta
wrote their
"Standard
Guide to Kex-
i co and the
Caribbean,"
which was
widely
praised by
critics and
travel edit.on '
for offering a
fresh ~nary of unspoiled and
cbarm.lngspota lntbat area.
Not long afterwards, I re·
Mailbox
ceived a letter from Martin sadly
informina me that most of those
dellehttul and "obscure" places
bad already been overnm by
tourllt.e who bad read the book
and buteoedtbere.
Once, as a youn1 reporter, I
ytrote a laudatory feature article
about an authentic Hungarian
restaurant and nightclub in Lon-
don tb•t was barely able to meet its rent. 1be price attracted so
much new buslness that the owner
expanded quarters, redecorated,
hired a lar1er band -and utterly ruined the atmosphere that I bad
recommended.
ACAPULCO is lon1 gone,
because of this. The French
Riviera is a travuty of 'tlthat it
was. Cape Cod baa tW'Ded into a
shambles, and Martha's
Vineyardmaybetbenexttofall.
How do we resolve this
melancholy paradox? If a charm-
ing spot is perishing because the
hostelries and merchants need
more traffte, and if the'additlooal tr~l'Ulnl lftclH1Y wtiat made
tt cba'rmingin tb'e fint place, bow
do we achieve the optimum
between solvency and privacy?
m is much like the circular af.
fair ol job-getting, wbere the
young applicant is tumed down
because be lacks experience, and
yet no one ls willing to give him
the experience that will qualify
him forthejob.>
llY OWN summertime retreat
is goinc through the same pangs
and pains ritht now: the county's
population bu leapt by more than
20 percent in the last baU-doien
years, most oft.be increase betng
attributable to people seeking a
haven from urban and induslriai
life.
Yet, while the merchants and
worki.Qg-pepple sorely ·need 1bil
injection of new capital and "Clia-
poaable income, the very 1rowt.h
itself threatens those qualities
that have made the area attrac-
tive to new settlers. Already there
is grumbling, even among the
natives, that the area Is not as
good to live in as it used to be, not
as safe or as friendly.
WHERE AND bow can the line
be drawn, and who is to draw it,
and will lt not be too late b7 the
time it is drawn? The positive
feedbacks are fut and eatJ to see, in tenm of higher inoome,
the negative feedbacks take
longer to make themselves felt,
and sometimes the disease is
terminal before the patient has
begun totaketbe first treatmt!nt.
Loss of agriculture can be long-term disaster
To the Editor: down? How do we correct it?
I was disheartened by the
shocking announcement that the
Irvine Co~any bas completed
its removal of the remainder of
its agricultural lands from pre~
aerve status.
The tra1ic urbantiation of
Oran1e County without the
preservation of aericultural
lancla is a ..,Ual u:ample of our
national suicide represented by
one more environmental dev·
astatlon.
Beside the environmental el·
feets of developtnent, the economic effect 'Viii alao
manifest eventually, ea a recent
Nobel prize winner lndleated ln
bla Ute'• work, which tbowa the
neceaslty for airtculture u the
bate tnd~ of a country.
Tbt sbortflibted htgber profit motlv4' '#iU be o r. aociety's
downtalt arid WW felt for the
dur•t.lc>ii of our clvilbaUon '• Ute.
It l1 my ~that all ttie com·
mUJ"µttea affected and Ult ·~ prol>data oraanlaatlou Within
them Will rtae tO the otcaaioil
a.ad blOck th1I unfortunate ac·
tion. Thli will take t~
Soul concem directed toward •
all local sove.mmenu. :!A
• ANDY WIN
truh ln which any respectable
penoo would do instead of dis-
cardi.nconthedeck.
Do your sleeping .at home
along with your drinkiJla. Th.ls
old stuff of brin&ine a 1le.epin&
baa and makinl a nltht ol lt-with a Jug worn sometimea but
eventually ~·u make the siam-
mer.
Tbe Cily of Newport Beach
baa a crew that does a com·
mendable joij of cleanln1 up. The
fOod abd bait conceaatonaire la
doing Wtewlse and 1t appears to
me that all wbo 10 out there to
fish 1~d either abape up or co
twtll With the swine.
WARREN G. AL1110PF
because it would provide. its
medical faculty with a loctUon
in which to practice, we areton-
cerned that it may set a pftee-
dent for "piecemeal" health
,planning in Irvine. On Sept. 23,
the Irvine City Council appl'O\'ed
the first phase of Its on study
of the bealtb care needs of" the
Irvine community. This effort to
develop a comprehensive p!D is
important because it would
eUmlnate expensive duplle14!00
of services and l•cilities wtUie
assuring that the location ~the
health care complex would be
convenient for the grettest
number of Irvine resldeata.
WE UJlGE support of the dlb''•
plannlq atttdy, tlnce thla it be
only way an lntecratecl and
trally located healtb
system will be ~· We reeommeod that: (hi futllf'lfam
pact of any medit-1 f~WtJ
i• not part ol a ton1-ran1• for ttie Cltv of Irvlcie be cJ
1tudled bdore it ls aP_J>roved.
Certainl,y. a comnua.llit
weU planned aa lrrine d
a ~Hll·plaoned health
•yatem.
GEORGE HOA
'· 11111
L
REOUCEOTO
2.~4
Women'•. Straw Vlaor
• . • . . • . . . . . . . . . . ' ................... 3.50
•rte down prtce ........................ ..
.... " .•..•...................•....• -21•
Your pttce 74•
Moonbeam Lighted Mirror
rtg •..•••.•.•.•.•..................... S.50
ark down prtce ........................ ...
u2S% .............................. 269
• Yout pttoe 74•
Coamettc Organizer
rta..r ••.......•........................ e.10 .... dOwn prtc:e ........•............• 4.41'.
u25% .... ( ....................... 1.12
Your pttce 3.37
Purse Compacts
rtg. . ................................. 112
ark down prtce ...................... 7. 70
••21% ............................ 1.13
Your pttce 5.77
SllmLlne Stand Mirror
I · .................................. 4.IO
tlf'l( down price I • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .2.11
••21% .............................. 719
Yow pltoe 2.24
Print Gowns
I· ..................................• 11 art& dawn prtce .....•...•............ 7.11
••"-.............................. b
Your prtce 5.99
Brushed Nylon Gowns
•....••.................... : ...... 111
dDwn price ...........•.......... 1.tt ·
2S"9 .............................• 12
Yout prtoe 5.99
., ... .,.1.11
Ladle•' Electrtc Timex
Lightning lloH Pendants
Orig ................................. 21.11
Marte dDwn price ........•..•....•... 11.tt
Leaa 25% .............................. II
Yow prtoe 14.ft
Question Mark Pendants
Ortg ••••..........•......•.....•..•.. 11.11
Marti down pttce .................... 12.74
Leaa 25% ............................ 3.11
Your prtce 9.56
18k Gold Zodiac Chiirm Oftt .•............................... 74.H
Marte dOwn price ••....•....•..•..•. ill.t1 •
Leaa 2l4Mt •••..••••••.•••.•.•••.•••.•• 14.0I
Yow swtce42.18
Moonstone Pendanta
Ortg •..•.•........................... 11.•
Marti down price .................... 12.74
Leet 25~ ............................ 1.11
Your prtce 9.58
Jr. Tropical Shirts
Orig •..•............................... 111
Marti down price ........•............. 7.11
Leaa25% .............................• 12
Your price 5.19
Ma. Sportswear Coordinate
Ortg •............................ '13 to '17
MartldOWnprtce .......•.............. 7.11
Leaa21% ........................•..... 12
Your price 5.1,1
Ma. Cotton Tope
0rt1. • ............................. to110
Marti down price ..............•.....•. a.II
Leaa 25"9 .•.•.••................. : ..... tt
Your Pftoe 2.11
Jr., Ma., Full Figure Coats ,
~ ........................... ".ta kit.
Marti dDWn prtce .....••..... 21.40 to 41.IO
Le .. 21"9 •..•......•..•.....• 7.Mto11 ••
Your,._ 22.05 to 34.12
Full Flgur• Print BlouM
~ ................................. ···'·" M•rk dDifn prtce ...•....•............. I.ti
UN21% •..•.•......•.•.......•.•.•• 1.IO
Yew,....4.48
Jr. & Ma. Swimwear
Ortg ••.••••••..••.•...•..•..••.• ·"· ·-ll•rtr claiwll pllCe ..••.••.••.•..•••••••• I.II Le•• _..,. .............................. ""
Jr.• Ma.~Dreaa8a
Orig. . ........................••• 114 to 142
Marte down pftc. ............. ·; .II to 11.IO
LeH 25"9 •..............•....•. 1.21 to 1.39
Your.....,.3.75to22.12
Jr. Sportawear Coordinate
Ottg •....•..........•.........••• 121to157
Marte down price ............ 14.10 to 11.IO
Leaa2S% ...................... 3 .• tol.11
Your price 11.02 to 29.12
Jr; Size Skirts
Ortt. . ........................... 811 to 122
Marta .... price •••..•...•...••.••.• tt.te • L• 21% •. , ......................... a.21
Your prtce.l. 74
Jr. Slacks w/Be" or19 ............................... : ... s1a
Marti down price ....................•. I .II
Leaa 25% ..••......•................. 2.IO
Your prtca 7 .49
Jr. Velveteen Skirts
Orig ..................................... .
Marti Clown prtce .................... 11.tt
Lea•2&% ............................ 4'.25
Yow price 12.74
Jr. Pants A Jeana
Ortg •....•....•..................• 1atotao
. Mark clown prlcf .................... 11.H
Leaa 25% ....................•......... 93
Yow prtoe 8.99
Men'• Sport• Shirt•
Olfg. • •••.•...••.•....•.•........• to •1e
Marte down prtoe ........•.........•... 4'.11
Leaa 25% ...........••. ~· •.•••...•.•. 1.29
y,_ SMtoe a. 74
Men'• Faehlon Tl••
BJ DL PSTSa l'l'BINCaGllN I
• Dear Dr • ...aa...: I am ZI, ~ mar· '!
Nd and looktn1 forward to ha.ma.·a babJ about ~s
fin yean from DOW. But my hiii6aDd and I .... l, 1l
now iaterested ln tbe ~ ~
belt and tafeit method Of ,' •: cont.r~ ~·r.
· 0pinlOD1 of friends ~: l
vary. ,One aaya tbat tbe ~ . •;
pill i. the best choice. • • ', I
Ane>U*' ul! an IUD II )Ult a effeetfq and •at.er. ..' ,
As ft fe ~rested in -ma tbe eondom, I '1
diapbraim, ot other eommoa metbodl, in our cue ~1 ~
the dedllon to be made ii between tlM pW and tbe ~
WD. Which do you IUlfeat? -llil. V. •
"""' Deu Mn. v.: Wbate•er I •ua•t, the de·,:;~ culon will have to be Y,Our own -and your doc·
tor'1. From what you be~ and rud, tbe plll aee1111
to be the molt efficient IQtlbocl of eoatraeepdca: i .~
But tbere are drawt;>acb. UDdoUbtedly, you bow .. ..,;
that in some women there are deftidte eootratn. '-~
dicatlGQI fo UM of tb4l pUl. 1IW eumple, in tboM >':
wttb a biltory of mlpalne beadaebel, namea, .. clrculat,ory diaeue, and blood doll in Je1 vetna or le..:
elaewbere. Althou8b ·UH ol tbe plll JI practically o; ....
100 peremt effeetfve, you'll ban to welp tbeM :•••
ne1ative faeton. ·
.::c •
YOU MIGHT TlbNK TIL\T the WD (in-,fr.,,
trauterine-de11ce) la therefore tbe ..-..r. True,~
b about 'II percent effective. But it also bu ita •.<
drawbacb, altboulh It la usually aafe and relia-•l'c
ble. t'.}l"
Once the device bu been implanted in the ~ ..
uterus, it requires little attention and la left in •.·i:•
place lndefioltely. However, some women com-:o·J•
plain ~ cramplq and bleedios. ,, ;"
Perforation of the uterus la rare. But the ma.ln ur.c.
riak ia that womeo·wtth IUDa are mucb mon llk•
ly to devel'op pelvic inflammatory dlleaM. And .. ~
when tubeJI beeome inflamed, it'• poalble they ''' may ck>ee. The result? lnlertiltty.
Al YOO PLAN ON HAVING a baby lD aboUt . ~.\
five yun1~Mn' V., ualq an IUD at tlM at• of IS tnereaiMIHDerlU <1maJJ atlUa) oflnfertW.tJ. · 1i...
Perbapt your doctor will eoavlnee you to use .... r.
ooe of tbe .everal other common metboda of con· ~"r:
tr aceptloo. :1 "'
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MEDICALl:l"l'E8 ,..~~
Dear Dr. StelMrob: lb ICla la 1J and feel.a
aell-eonacioua beeaua• bl1 bnutl have been ~et-
tine 1..,.er. He feela e1peclally uneomforta le •'-ft. when a. Is ln a 'T:i clUI. OcculoaallJ be .. ,. 'i'C that hll breaata eel tender and bmt. JI there ·'=' : anythlns to do for thll conditioo? -Jin. C. ,,,.,
Dear lln. C.: Chances are It la a CGDdWoa we
.qr.
.JOI call ,,neeomutJa. It develops in about two out of JUJI
three normal boys durlnl puberty. ""' It ti due &o 10me di1equWbrium between male ""' and feinale bonnona. UIUAllJ the ealarsement r.•C and breast teildemeu retNU wit.bin a year or .,,
two. But to be ffrta.ln, have your doctor take a , •i'= look at your IOU. '-'' *** ' For lln. E.: The queaUoo ol aalt intake by the ~ ..
eeneraJ population la imcrtant. It .. aceepted that .:-,
too much sodium ll bad OT bnctmll••· . r:
One •tlmate la that at lealt 25 pereent of the I ....
p0pulat1oo rt.au hypertenakJD. And over the a~ ol 1.1:.,
65 about three o\ll of tour pel"IODI are Utt to .~ ....
have IOID8 elevation ln blood preuure. .,r,
Therefore, your doc:tor'• •Uftestlon tbat you II' cut down on your habit of usilll IO much salt llD't .,.
at silly u you Wnk, Mn. E. Ha~ a blood ,.:T
phaaure that ls one tbe "borderline •Ide" la ', . ., reaaonenouah for reducln1 your dietary IOdlum. .. , ... ••• If you take uptrtn lt'1 better to apace tt so '!t you swallow It when yoW' 1tomacb eoatalDI food,
.. ,. Dr. Stelncrolm lD hJa bootkit. "How To Uft
With Arthrltll." For a COPJ. write him at Boa ueo, ~ta x ... , 82828, and eneloM IO centa and a
t mped, telf·add.raHd ••eJOipe.
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Export
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Tlaeh'• •• ow ''~"·_:&Mt n•..,.. A••rieu •aJ•nz t.tp ,,. tile ,.,.... ..,..,. 1l ..... .llllt • ..................... .......,.., tn..-S to ...... Alrieu~ Md Glm cabled...,._ .. Ho...,...'*"• ev~ .,_ ....._., ~ AiDlrteaa ..-. ... ,,_
fe>Uowed lalm &Ml-. e..._, bJs compan1. "Greet marbt.
QO OIM,..... :lbOel ben. '' un a lot fll'ltOries ot um klDd, wbldl .,.. '°9d at ,.. ralU11 to Julee u;p·tbe nl• farce, tllne'• NaJJy aot md
validity t.o It, aalde from JU 1UCfatb' ~ tbap. TM '"' ti, Ainerican 1Uilmaaiibip ovenua ii dllmal.
We bave bee bleaNd with 1ucb a~ dom..UC market for U.. aOodl we pioduce that U.& eom,_.,
both 1:11• and. 1mau, ban never bad to thlnt milcb alioll ·~ t.bei.r Pl'odlletl lD other countrtn. Wben the ti•te of ~mertcu business
hue tbOU&bt ot aplOlt·
101 roretsn market•,
they have dooe so by
eatabU.hla1 manulae· . twins fiCllltla abroad. Not much attention bu
been pald to uportln1
the U .S.·made product.
Tb1I practice cootrutl sharply with the Britbb and
JapaDtH experience. They have had. to import the raw
materlala needed to produce a wide r--Of IOO(la. And
they paid for these importl by exportlnc ftnlsbed produttl all over the world. .
TBANK8 'ro OU& INSATIABLE appetite for oil, we
now tlnd ounelves in a position aimllar to Japan ~d Bri·
tain. We need to export to earn money to pay for our
petroleum addiction.
How badly we do at this same ls clear from t.be
balance of tra.de.11aures. In me, our purchases of aoods
from abl1)8d came to about $40 billion more than the
amount ol money we collected from exports out of the U.S.
Jn 1979, the deficit wu reduced slightly, tb $.17 billion. Tbfs
year, it's expected to come in a little lower -at about $35 bllllon.
~In September, for example, U.S. exports cam~ to $18.T
bUlioo. Meanwhile, we were payinc $20.S billion for im-
ports (about ts btwon of that wu for oil).
A8 ANYONE INOWS, if you pay out more money than
you lake in, you're. in trouble. So the United States la in
tr<'uble. And that's one reason why there's much talk ln
buainea and covernment circles these days about increu·
lng our export.I.
James F. Bere, chairman of Cbicaeo-baaed Bor1·
Warner, ls one of those beati.n& the dru.nU for more ex-
ports. In a recent talk, he noted that only one out of 10 U.S.
manufacturers doea any esparting at all. And be said that
80 percent Of our exports come from some 200 companiet.
American companies respond well to ranting•. They
like to see who ls beatlnc whom, wbo 'a in fint place, who's
in last place. Most of all, they like to see where they rank
in various categories. Now that exports have become a
priority factor, tbe atatiatlclam at Fortwle macutne an
ran.king companies by the volume of their exports.
St~IUl•Tlw
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Donna Milli joins the cast of .. Knota
Landini" a1 a divorcee with two
children in the show's season premiere
tonight at 10 on CBS, Channel 2.
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?:IO 8 I ON THI TOWN
• Hoitt S9-EdwWdl end
M.iody Rooer'I expiof• the
IWlllgllt wotld of ,,,... end
...,,... pt09tlt\ltel of Holly-
wood end 4'llploN the
"-'ted Ol'mttll Plltll.
I 'NIA.Y fllUO IHANANA
au.1:8o~.
I ,AOI THI .aJlllC
AU. IN THI ,AMIL Y
A ••••night 11gumen1
between Olotla end Mike
~·'"•~of
llrltlgll bedNl'ows.
• MACNllL. I LEHRER
llWJIORT ID NEW9CHICK Cl) ...... MAGA2IHE
A min wtlo looltl for things
lhet melt• pecipll -.
lhe Netlonll 0..endmott>-
.,, 8-.ty PegeMI
t:OO 8 (J) THI WM.TONI
(Seeton Premiere) John le
thrown In J9i1 after he t1te1
to defend • black nelghl>M
wt1o II eccuMd or murder-
~ I white man. (Pll'1 I) D DAff'Y OUCK'a
~MNO
~
C'laa1111~I Ll•flng•
8 KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles D KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles
I KTLA (Ind ) Los Angeles
KASC·TV (ABC) Los Angeles
(J) KFMB (CBS) San Diego C/I KKJ·TV (Ind) Los Angeles 9 KCST (ABC) San Diego
• KT1V (Ind I Los Angeles
8) KCOP TV (Ind J Los Angeles
• KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angeles Cl> KOCE·TV (PBS) Huntington Beach
Anlm1tH. 01tfy Ouek
talk• 1111 p1oduolr1 Into
doing • Mql'8I of hit m09t
famout IHtUff, "Dud!
Ooc:lg«I," 80 lhat II .. lent
can demonstr1te their '°¥·
elty. 8 MOVIE * * "Flytng Mllfll1" ( 1978)
Robert Conrad, Simon
OMltnd "PIPPY'' Boying-
ton end hit band of _..,
deredeYll1 encount•• per-
ilous adY9ftturN In the
Pecille ckwlng World W.,
II (2 llra I
C1J MOYIE • *"' ''Don't JUll 81Md
There" (19$8) Robert
W911ner, M.a<V Tyl.,-· An Am«k .. Wl'lter .elven
lurer finds lllmMll In • -• or trouble •llen Ille >00
IWIU WllC.lln M IS ""'1991
1ng Into P.,.lt ell beoln to
IKk •I an I~ "'°" ment C21\rs I
m P.M. MAGAZINE
A man who lookt tor 1hing1
th•I mike people .,_,,
Che Nl1lonel G<andmolh·
.,. BMuty P~t. Chef
T .. I mak• omelet• wttll
lellOV9tl, Judi MllMtt c<n
rellevlng backllCtlea. Joyce
Kulhtwlk lodl1 11 hall•n
cooking gadget•.
f:ID 28 TONIGHT m> DMMA: Pl.AV,
PEAFOAMAHCE AHO
~
"Congr-· Thi Way Of
The World" a: 11@) TO U AHNOUMCED
8:30 G THE IEMHSTAJN
....,.. MEET llQPAW
Anl~tld "" ov.b4own ~lglvlng legend tlhad-
ows ,,.. eer-t11n eeer
farnity'a lh1nk1QC"'ng until
• • "Roo91et Cogburn"
(1971S)JoMW.-. K.MNo-
r1ne~ Wtiln•~
erel """"'-' Mia CM to
v.dl down • gang of
delperadoel, • 89llWtw
with • grudge .... the
~ lnellta on joining him
In the hunt (2 llra.) t:ao. e..AK l'MVIEWI
Roger Ebert and Gene
Silk.. rftl9w "The ~
malttf," ·~ &quer."
Md ''Song Of The South ••
GD u.a. CHAOH1CU
"TV Oemoc:racy" Jim
Lehrer report• on the redl-
cal c:hangN In the Alneri-
can polhlcal 1ystem which h•... bawl l>rOUOflt eboll1
by the lnlluenc:e of t~
lion.
10:00 8 Cl) KNOTa LANOINO
(Seuon Premiere) A I-·
ege hltdlhlker whofn Sid
Fugate thOughl lie wu
rMW!ng lrom ller..-t
_,.. him of •ttemptld
=-·~ iiitai•IDINT NETWOflC HIWI
JOHN DARLING
"°"' Olfta to .. , ··a-Ole ,,.,...,. .. ,,, .. ·-"' ........ "*"'*-~ • pro root ball IHm '1
dAW1r I II• tqUM. (A)
t2'00•<1> ........ ,
WIN
A~adol1b an o6d ol Mee'•
mothef •lf.POM9 IOl'lle
myttl¥flO ..... ln¥cMno
etodl OWftad ~ ... pelr. !IP.,.~--
• YOU MT YCMt &.ft
8'lddy Heoltett ,,_.. •
kitty lltter ......,.,., ...
--"'"'*' and • -wtio ~Illa Mfl/ to fwM. tt:ao•~ Oualta: Vlc:tor 9orge; ._
time .... cNmPon tur-; =.~I<**
• •• "Mirao-" 11"61
Gregory Peck, OCene
Baker. A payclllalrl1t
doubt• 1111 p1tlent'1
amnaaia. but eor-IO
help him aft« ~
lnvolYad In • ..... of
ltrange _,.. ( 1 hr • 55
min.) D nt1,.
''The Plundarwl'' ., ((OM;
..arrmLI
• tNCe!IW
NUWON<NEWa
,..MCN!m
~ m. 0... 0-·1 OM"
(tf11) Oeoftit ~ ,_...,.,,._::.
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OUIM. A ~ WOl'l'l8l'I
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... ,....,,.. .... to
........ fomw tovar. 9 lllWl-tt
Two offloar9-.... OOwrl
In~ ~ mamben of
• ,,.... Of'OUP. ,_,. TltlLONI~
MBadlTral" •
-~ * * * "The Man FrOll\ Cdcndo" (1tMa) OMlvl
F<Kd, W1llMI Holden. A
IWwly ~ ......
~of ltla Colorado T.--rttory .. Mdlltlc to .._
WflO oppo. 1111 Mnt.-.
(11w~MmM.) ,.,~
* * "Nawr LAI Qo" (IM3)
Richard Todd, Peter •
S•ll•rt A Hl••m•n
~lopley~
~ Illa es II •Glen (2
In.) 2:211 .... a=-MOVIE ••-A "A Minute To Pray •
A '-"' To Ole" ( 1 ... )
AJu Cord, Al1tlur K.vie-
1UIO. * • ''"'9 Lonely T"'' ~w.,,.,~
-»ti!ilCd_.
\HO ..... ~ Ptw.
Of~ .. (tMl)awt.-
tocif* '--. .........
~-•• *"' "Flalne Of Tiie Batbery COMI" (1 .. IS)
John Wayne, Ann 0¥otlll.
MO 111 * * '-' .. ..,_,,, ""'"Y P90IW" (tt13) ..... Da\41,
Ted .....
l:IO G * * • ''Tfle 09y Of The Dolphlti" j1t13) Gaofve c.
Scolt, TrWI v .. ~ .
IH15 15 VALERIE VACANT
WliH "THE l.AiEST 9A88L£ l=~OM ~'fl.ON!
~0C HA5 ~T ~H.M>EO
' ~HE RIGHT6 TO THE LIFE.
STORY OF MICKEY MOUSES GIRLf'RIENC). ••
by Armetrong a Batluk
ANO ll-lf.Y PLAN TO l"W<f
IT IN"rO A. MINNIE ~5 ~ THIS WINTf.S:?!
Richie gone, but _'Happy.Days' fine
By PETEa J. BOYEa
LOS ANGELES (AP) ABC may have found
a hlt in a retooled sitcom salvaeed from the en-
.d gered aection of Its prime time schedule.
"•ppy Days," rebounding from the strains of old
all!. appears to be headed back toward old form
Berenstain Bears
li&ving a holiday .
NEW YORK (AP) -Stan and Jan BerenstalD,
w 've been delighting children with "Bear"
boOta for 18 years, are gettln& into the TV holiday
a~cial in a bi1 way. Last year it was Christmas
~year Thankaelvtng. and Valentine's Day and
Elilter ~ in the woru.
"We 'll do just about any holiday they ask us
tol ' said Berenatain, "though I don't suppose
I' lb e 'd be much of a market for Yom Kippur," the
JeWtab day ol atonement.
It wu on the atrenetb of eood ratin11 for Jut 19fF'• •"The Ber'enatain Bean' Cbriatmu Tree,"
th NBC asked the husband-and-wife team to try
CODd balf'·bour animated holiday musical. The t, "The Berenatain Bean Meet Bl1Paw," will
roadcut tonl1ht at8: 30on NBC, Cbannel4. The Bean. for anyone not famWu wilb the
a, eonsiat of Papa, Mama, Brother and Slater.
w -~well ln a treehouae ln Bear County and have
a4'1enturea much like their human counterparta .
• .. We never ·have trouble th1nklna up an Idea
fo a new book," said Berenatain, "because the
tt f we do la very clote to family actlvltles we
ftnt·hand -Uke brlftlinl home a new baby,
In& nentoua about 1tarUn1 aebool."
This figured to be the last season for "Happy
Days," once the flagship comedy of a healthier
ABC lineup. For one thing, "Happy Daya" entered
its i;eventh year without Ron Howard. who pro-
vided the series with character weight when it
threatened to soar off in fiilhts of silliness.
HOWARD, WHO PLAYED straight man (ln
both connotations) Richie Cunningham to Henry
Winkler's Fonzie, was lured from ABC by a fat
multiproject deal at NBC. Also absent la Donny
Most. the goofy Ralph Malph.
Both characters are supposed lo be in the
Army.
That left a core of support characters and Lbe
Fonz -not, it seemed before the season, Lbe inJre-
dlents of success. None but Fonzie of Lbe reawara
was demonstrably capable of carrytn1 a aeries
solo. and Fonz seemed to be no character at all
anymore. 1ust the leather-clad remnant of a spent
craze.
BUT IN ITS SEASON premiere lut week,
"Happy Days" crackled wtlb the old vitality, aua-
geatin& more the pleuant, well-crafted comed1 ol
aeven years ago than the human cartoon it became
under Fred Silverman's handiwqp.
Tb1a new "Happy Daya" la not tervinl under
the thumb of Arthur Fomarelll. Fooale'a ltlll
there, but hil presence la understated -he'• a
character again. And lndlcatlona are that he'll be
woven lnt.o the fabric of the show aa he wu at the
Jean-Paul B•lmondo F••tlv•I
"Le MAQNIP1QUI" ''THI tNCORIUQleLIS"
Jacquellne Bluet ca.nevlve BuJolcl ' . -E~'fni
ON 8TAGa -IATUM>AY HIL&.alLLY C0.C .a. J . HAmlLD
,IAH18T DAVID 00PNN -~
beginning, before Silverman (then cblef ABC pro-
grammer) "ftne-l\IJled" Fonzie into caricature.
Sharing Lbe light with Fomle will be Erin
Moran, wbo plays Ritchie's little slater, Joanie, .................
and Scott Baio u Cbachl. lt'a a bappy combina· aADn.NO·
tion. Miss Moran. who never betrayed possession ,:::;:.~
or any acting ability before, has suddenly m--------·--1• blossomed into a main room performer. __ _, ........
"TOUCHED BY LOVI"
YOUNG BAIO BAS presence and natural :.==
style. He prolDUea to be a new, perhaps fuller, --~-=-:::~:=r:~=:-=:=--
Fonzle. uni."'"""IOOIC I Ill
There ill abo a new character, Joanie's pal
Jenny Piccalo, who will help divert attention from BAN COWBO
Fonsie. And with a fuller, restrained (tbouah by no ~~~~'...,!!-~! .. !!!!~~~ means dlminiabed) FoMJe, Tom Bosley and Marion
Roa• u Mr. and Mn. C may set to start actin1 like
groWbupsa1ain.
Thia is drawtn1 a lot from one eplaode of a
weekly aeries. But that fint one wu a aurprtH -
a snappy, brilht little abow, men &om the ubes
of an overworked, second-rate sitcom. "Happy
Days" may be here a.ealn.
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Dear Dr. ~: I am ». ~ mar· 1· ried and 1ooldna forward to bavtq a baby aboUt ~
ftve yea.re from now. But my bmbaDd and I a.re .. ,r.
now interested in the ;..
belt and ufest method of ( DOCTOR IN ) ..: eontraeepdon. ~·
Opinions of friends. THE HOUSE ,~
vary. One says that tbe _ -\i"
plll la the best cbolee. · ~ ....._ ··-·· An..,.....,r aar.! an IUD ta just u efteetin ancl.1ater. 1, ~
M we re \Dllnterested ln ualnl the condom, "" dlapbrqm, or other commoq methods, ln our cue •.
the decision to be made ta between the pill and the I:•
WD. Which do you IUQest? -Jin. V •
llear Mn. V.: Whatever I auuest, the de-.~') •
etalon will bave to be your own -and your doc·
tor's. Prom what you bear and read. the pill seems
to be the most efficient method of contraception: ~
But there are drawbackl. UndoubteClly, you bow , <fl
that in some women there are deftnlte CCJDtraln· "••
dicaUom to use of the pill. For example, in thole .. ~
with a biatory of m1sratne headaches, namea, ·~
circulatory dlaease, and blood cklta in lei velna or ··~
el.lewhere. Altbouah uae ot the pill ta practically ·~la"!
100 percent etfectlve, you'll have to we1lb tbele ...
aeaative factors. •
,'\,31
YOU MIGHT TlllNK THAT the WD (in· ~::-,
trauteri.ne 4evice) 11 therefore the answer. Tnae, lt
11 about 91 percent effective. But it allo bu Its ,b.I
drawbacti, a1t.bouah it ia uaually sate and reUa-•I!~
ble. •~~ Once the device baa been implanted in the :.. ..
uterus, it requires little attention and 11 left in . :,
place lndefinltely. However, some women co111-~
plain of cnunptna ~ bleed1q. mbl
Perforatloo of the uten11 ia rare. But the main ba
rfat is that women with IUDI are mach more like-
ly to develop pelvic inflammatory dlaeue. And 'litl
when tubes become tnOamed, It'• poulble they .a>
may dole. The result? Infertility.
AS YOO PIAN ON BA YING a baby in aboUt 4 ft•• years, Mn. V ., uainl an lUD at the .. e ol IS increut11tberiak (1malla1ltll)oflnfertllity. m
Perhaps your doctor will con-vtnee you to me HJO
Gile of the several other com.moo metboda of ccm· ,:1 JtJ
tracepYoo. ·H. w * * * ·j~ llEDICAtE"l'tl:a . r.1":1
Dear Dr. ~: My son is 13 and feels
self-cooacloue because bi1 breuta have been 1et·
ting larger. He feel.a especially uncomfortable 1•.rt1
when he ls in a 1Ym clua. Occutoaally be aaya i; r.J .
that bis breutl feel tender and hurt. Ia there , .... ~
an)'lhin& to do for this condltloo? -Jin. C. .r~··
Dear lln. C.: Cbancea are It la a eondit.km we
call gyneco1DA1tia. It deveios-in about two out of
three normal boys dUJ'inl puberty.
It II due to IOQle dl.leqallibrlum between male
aod fem• hormones. Usually the enlarpment
and bJ'eut tendernep reiresa 1'1thln a year or r~
t1J0. But to be certain, have your doctor take a
look at your aoo .
*** Fer lln. E.: Tbe qaestloo of 1ah intake bJ the ( ~
aeneral population ia lmJ>Ort.aat. It ia accept.t that ·.~
too mucli .odium ia bad for ~v•. !d Oae estimate ia that at leut 25 percent.of tbe :~
population rtaka byperten.aklft. An4 over the ap of
85 about three out of four penom are llkeq to
have 1ome elevation in blood prwaure.
Therefore. your doctor's •Ulleltioo that you , ·a: cut down oo your habil of ullq IO much Nit l.ID't =• ..
U lilly U )'OU think, lfn. £. Bnlna. a blood •
preaaure that ta one· t1-e "borderline bi&h Ode" la ~
reaaonenoashforreducln1yourdletary IOdlum. ~:>
*** U YoU take aiplrin it'• better to 1pac_e tt IO •
JOU swallow it when your atom&e.b eantaiDI food, •
says Dr. Stelnerobn in bia ~ ''BoW To Uve
WJtb Artbrttll. •• For a eoPY Write blm at BOll ~
Coeta Mesa 9121838, and encloilte 50 cellta and a
stamped, fflf·addreued enftlope.
School officialt are a little concerned with reports
dial a8 percent of the 1tudenta riding NeW]>Ort-Meaa dis·
trict bules are doing it free or at reduced rates.
~tf9el clamped a f~. OD rides early this year to cut
bu1ing expenditures in half as diStrict income saga.
·Ridership dropped only 27 percent as l result.
But tree an~ reduced-price riders are about double the anticipated number. ·
TbOee fares are offered OD about the same basis as
the federal government's free and reduced-price lwiches
at tbe schools. Family income is the basis.
But dlatrict officials can't compare the bus-riders list
with the lunch lists to see who might be fudging.
• 'lbe government says lwich program application in-
, formation regarding family income is confidential.
• 'Ibe cost of unilaterally gathering the same income
: information at district expense is considered prohibitive:
~Therefore, reduced-rate ridership is offered on an "honor
1y1tem" basis. !~ Some parents, irate over plans ,to charge for busing,
openly vowed they'd cheat on the payment plan since the
di1trict can't police the system.
It appears some of them are following through with
~ Uleir threat.a.
~Significant gift
t Thanks tO a $20,000 donation from the Costa Mesa-
-Newport Harbor Lion'• Chlb, ao eye baQk and sight aav-
l.01 center.ii to~ ~laie11 tbLt monUJ a& UCLMed4
Cedter. 1
The funds to help establilh the center, to be formally
• announced tonight during a reception in Newport Beach, ~ were raised last spring during the Lion's Club annual
'Fish Fry. r The center, m addition to serving as a valuable
• storage area for delicate eye t.islue, will be used for re-
, search and pathologic studies.
: The transfer of eye tissue, which must be used for
• transplants within 72 hours of the donor's death, will be
•the major function of the eye bank.
The eye bank also will be made available for re-
search project.I aimed at finding ways of preserving eye
\,tissue for lon,er periods of time. Eye surgeons throughout
'the cotmtry are expected to make use of the center.
• A special thanks ii in order to the Lions• .Club, which f has historically been active in fighting blindness and eye
di.leases, and now ia playing an instrumental pert in
e1tablilbing Oran1e Cowity's first eye bank. • 'Opfnlone exprelMd In the •P•C• ebove are those of the Dally Piiot.
•Other v1ew1 expre ... d on th11 page are those of their authors and ~ em.ti. R4Nldef comment 11 invited Address The Dally Piiot, P.O~ j BOie 'tHO, Costa Meaa, CA 12828 Phone (714) 642·4321 .
••"-*'cs lhow the m11M11 iHldaff ol aleobolla• OC·
eun amoae tadlvtdual• ill
lhe 14 to 18 year old ._.
bracket. A Vlorlda atai.
lealalator propoaed a bnl.
tberefore, that would ban U..
aale of alcoholic beveraaes to
peraona of thoH aaH.
Defeated, ~. But Just the
ldea tbat aomebodJ would
eo•e up witb a nOtlon UU U.al. ..
Sydney Harris
"THE DISSIDENT group1 are
trying to tntluence u, to _.
us," be told my reporter Gloria
Danziaer. "Dilsident groups ad
Jewish group• are trylag to
prenureua."
Dissidence within the VOA ii
defiol.tely frowned upon. ltere'•
what one eDlJ)loyee got from her
boas : "'Ibis is a direct order to
you In writing to stop unasaiped
activities, i.e., collecti.De ot and
checking for mistake• in the out·
put of VOA Ruuian broad·
caata."
Tourist dream spots doomed from start
One of tbe 1reat unsolved
paradoxes of travel la that nearly
ever1ooewbovtaltaanarea-aay
.EuroP!tt. ill~ for f lt1t o pt s ~c tterect bt
· 'tourf1ti,' not re laing that
every other tourist has much the
aamelilt.
J rtcall, many years ago, my
old friend Lawrence Martin and
bis wifeSylvia
wrote their
•'Standard
Guide to Mex-
ico a.nd the
Caribbean,"
wblcb was
wide1y
praised by
critics and
travel editors '
for offering a .
fresh ittnerary of unspoiled and
cbarmlq1potainthatarea.
Not long afterwards, I re-
celved a Jetter from Martin sadly
infonnm, ll)e that mott of thole d~~ and "obscure'' place1
ba4 alrea~ been ovemm bJ
toul"ista ~ had read tbe book
and butened tMre.
Once, u a young reporter, I
wrote a laudatory feature article
about an autbenUc Hunprian
restaurant and nilhtclub tn Lon·
don that was barely able to meet ita rent. The price attracted so
mucbnewbualneastbattbeowner
expanded quarten, redecorated,
hired a lareer band -and utterly ruined the atmolpbere that I bad
recommended.
ACAPULCO is long gone,
be~auae of tbia. The French
Riviera la a travesty of what tt
was. Cape Cod bu turned into a
shambles, and Martha's
Vineyard may be the next to tall.
How do we resolve tbil
melancholy paradox? If a cbarm-.Jnt spot la periahtn1 bee~Ule the
hostelries and merchants need more traftlc, and if the addltiooal
traffic ruins p~iaely what made
it charming tn the fint place, bow
do we achieve tbe optimum
bet ween solvency and privacy?
(It la much like the circular af.
fair of job-setting, where tbe
young applicant la turned down
because be lacu experience, and
yet no one is willlng to give him
the experience that will qualify
him for the job.)
MY OWN summertime retreat
ia soine through the same pangs
and patna right now: the tounty's
population bu leapt by more than
20 percent tn the lut half-dolen
years, most of the increase being
attributable to people seeking a
ha v\'n from urbeD ud iDclultrial
life.
'Y' et, while tbe merchant. and
working-people sorely aeed tbia
inject.km ol new capital Al)d dia·
poaable income, the very powth
itaelf threatens those qualities
that have made the area attrac-
Uve to new aettlen. Already there
is Jnlmhllq, even among the
natives, that the area ii not u
good to live in u it uaed to be, not
aa safe or aa friendly.
WBEKE AND bow can tbe line
be drawn, and who is to dtaw it,
and will it not be too lat. br t.be
time it ls drawn! The Pofltive
feedbacu are fut and ..., to
see, in terms of higher mt»me,
the negative feedbaclrl take
longer to make tbemaelvel'felt,
and sometimes the din-Iii
terminal before tile paUeid hu
begun to take the fint treatdMat.
m
REDUCeDTO
2.9 4
Women'• Strew Vl80r
•••................................ 3.50
artr down pfic. ........................ ...
•• 21% .............................. 21•
Your prtoe 74•
Moonbeam Light~ Mirror
rig ................................... 3.IO
.... down pfiC4t ........................ ..
••25% .............................. 259
Your prtoe 74•
Cosmetic Organizer
•..••............................ ·.1.10
•rll dDwn prtce .... ' ................. 4.49
aa21% ............................ 1.12
Yow prtoe 3.37
Pur•e Compect8
................................... 112
"' down prtce ...................... 7 .10
aa25% ............................ 1.13
Your prtoe 5. n
SlfmLfne Stand Mirror
g., .................................. 4.IO
8elllct9d M9ft'a WMtam 8Nrtt''
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Now .......................... ...
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CM ... _,._ 26 .. off Ille nwtced price MllrUd doWf'I ......
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ln.-ylCare.
Lightning Bolt Pendent9
Ortg ................................. 21.tt
Marte~ pfic. .................... 11.tt
Leaa 25% ....................•......... '5
Jr. & Ma. Dre•H•
Orig. . ..................... I ••••• 114 to '42
Merk down prtce . , •............. SS to 19.SO
Leaa 25" ...................... 1.21 to 7.31
Vow prtoe 14.99 Your prtoe 3. 75 to 22.12
Question Merk Pendent•
Ortg •. ··-· ........................... 11.tt
Merk down prtce ................•... 12.74
Leaa 21% ............................ 3.11
Yourprtoel.58
• Jr. Sportawear Coordinate
Orig ................................. tol57
Mark down pfic. ............ 14.70to13.IO l••• 25% ...................... 3 .• to .. ..
"' Your prtoe 11.02 to 29.92
. Jr. Size Skirts
Orig •••••.•.•... ~ ..••.•••.••.•.• ,,, • .., 122
1.J M•rfl down prtce .•.•••••••••••.••••• 1 ....
Leu 21" ............................ 3.25
18k Gold Zodiac Charm
ortg ................................. 74.11
M•rtc ...... prtce ••.....•.•.•....••.. MJl1
Leaa 25'6. •.......................•... 14.0I
y°"' prtoe 42.18 Your prtoe 9. 74
Moonetone Pendant• Jr. Slack• w/Belt
Ortg •................................ 11.lt
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Leaa 25% ............................ 3.11
Ortg •.................................. 11s -
Martr clown pfice ...................... t.H
Leaa25% ............................ 2.50
Your pttc. l.51 Your prtoe 7 .49
Jr. Tropical Shirt• • Jr. Velveteen Skirt•
rtr down prtce ...................... 2.tt ' Ortg •..................................• ,.
M•rtr clown prtce ...................... 7 .tt
~ Ortg ................................... 121
Martl clown prtce .................... 18.tt L u25% .............................• ne
Your ptloe 2.24
y.,,,._74.
11" Gold Fiiied Ch•ln
• • • t • e • • f • • t t • • • • t e f • • f • •I • f et f f f 11.11
--., pirrtoe •••••••••••••••••••••• I.II
.. 11% ............................ 1.14
Your,,...1.71
Leaa21% .............................. a
Your prtoe 5.99
' Ma. Sportawear Coordinate
Ortg •............................ 111to117
M•rtc down prtce .......•.••...••.••••• 7.M
Leu 25% ...........................•.• a
Your prtoe 5.lt
Ma. Cotton Top9
Orig. • .............•.............• to,,,
ll•rtl down pfiC4t ........................ .. Le•• 25% .••.......•..........•••.••••. 11
Yow ...... 2.•
Jr., Ma., Full Figure Coete ·
Orig. . .............. I •••••••••••• ta ID Ill
Marte clown pttce ............••• to ...
Leaa 21" ...................• 1.• to 11.11
Your.,.._ 22.05 to 34.12
Full Figure Print BloUM
Orig •••••••.•••••.••.. ' •.•••••.••• j •••• '·" Mark dowri pi'tce •••.•.•.••.••.•••••••• I.It
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Your prtoe 4.'9
Jr. • M•. Swimwear
Leaa 25% ............................ 4.25
Yow pttoe 12.74
/
Jr. P•nt• a Je•n• Orig. . .•••................•...... 111 to 930
Mark down pfiC4t ••••••••••...••.•.•• 11.•
Leaa 21% ..............•.....•.....•••. 13
Your,.._8.19
Men'• Sport9 Shlrt9 Otta· .............................. t0•1•
Martl down prtce ...........•.....•.••. 4 ••
Le•• 21'6. ...•...................•..•. 1.25
Yow,.._3.74
Men'• Faahton Tie• ~ •.....•...•.................•...... t .IO
Marti down pftoj ....................... l.M
Leae21% .............................. 14•
a, na. •n•• 8'l'8INCaOllN I Dear Dr. ~: I am 21, reeentq mar-
ried and Jookin1 forward to baytq a bab)' about .
ftve years from now. But my bU1band and I are .
D01f lntere1ted in the ',
best and west method of , DOCTOR IN ~ .. · J' contraeepticm. '·
Optntons of friend• THE HOUSE :~. f
vary. 0ne .. ,. that the. le ••• I pUI ia the best cbofce. ·•
Another A7-• an IUD ls Jut u effective and 1afer. ~·: ,
Al W'e re uninterested In Uldill the condom, ~ J diapbrqm, or other eommm metbcidl, In our eU. ':
the dedlion to be made la betweeu the pill and the '•'.
WD. Wbleb do )'OU auaest? -Ills. V. ,.,, .
Dear lln. V.: Whatever I •uu•t, the de-')
claion will have to be your own -and your doe-
tor'1. From what you bear and read, the pill NelDI
to be the mo.t efllclent method ol contraception: • ,.:;
But there are dl'awbacu. Undoubeedly, 1ou now t:"'til
that in some women there are deftnlte eontratn.. ~ ......
clicationl to use of @.e pW. For example, In thole • :1i:
with a blstory of mlcralne beM&ehel, nausea, •.:t
drculatory dlleue, and blood cloU In lea veim or -ci!
elsewhere. AUhoaab uae of the pill la pradieal17 , i..!
100 pereent effect.Ive, you'll have to welp tbeM 0:1o°' ne1ative facton.
i;m
. YOU MIGHT THINK THAT the IUD On-.:i~
trauterine device) la therefore the answer. True, It ·
la about VI percent effective. But It also bu ita :\. i
drawbacks, altbou;b lt la usually 1afe and reUa-1.:..'9 b~. . ~~
Once the device bu been implanted In the ~ •·
uterus, it requires little attenUon and ii left In .•l!'
place indefinitely. However, aome womea com-~~
plain of crampina and bleedlq. · •&Tia
PerforaUon of the uterus b rare. But the main ons
risk ia that women wUh JUDI are much more like-
ly to develop pelvic lnllammatory diaeue. And ·>JU
when tubel become inflamed, lt'• poulble theJ ~u
may ebe. The retult? Infertility. .
A8 YOO PIAN ON BA \"ING a baby In about <i)
five yean, Mrs. V., Ulinf an IUD at tbe aa• ol 21
lncruses tberilk (•mall u ltll) oflnfert:Wty. :i11 Perba .. your doctor wW convince you to me ..... "'
one of the several other common methoda of con· ::.16t
traception. lr ~ * *. .;<'.'4 MEDICAi.Bi 1158 ""'..i
Dear Dr. S&elllereb: lily IOD .la 11 and feels
self-c:oosdous because bla breuta have been 1et·
Ung lar1er. He feela espedally uncomfortable "·o,;z when be la ln a 1Ym claaa. Occulonally be aaya c,•t.:
that bia breuta feel tender and hwt. h there • ·• (
anythj.ni to do for thil condition? -11.n. C. .•19
Dear lln. C.: Chauca are lt II a eondition we ~~
call onecomuua. It developl ln about two out ol !•la
three DOl"IJlal bo11 durtna pUbertJ.
It 1a due to eome diaequWbrlum between male
and f~e bormonea. Usually the enlarcement and b,...i teaderneN ,.,,_. wtt.bln a year or
two. But to be certain, have yow doctor take a
)OC)k at your son. ••• For lln. B.: The question ol aalt intake by tbe
aeneral populadola II important. It II accepted that too much IOdium 11 bad for bypertemlna.
One eetlmate la that at leut 25 percent ol the
population rtab bypertemton. And over the ai• ol
15 about three out of tour penoaa are llteJy to
have aome '1evatkln ln blood pswaure.
'IMrefore. your doctor'• IUQestiob tbat you
cut down on your habll of ua1q 10 much ult iln't
u 1llly .. you think, Mn. I!. Haytq a blood
preuure that 11 one the "borderline bllh ilde" 11
reJllODenoupforreduclnlyourdietarJIOdlwn.
I * * * If you take uplrin lt '• better to apace tt ao yo' swallow At when your stomach matatnia food,
aa11 Dr. SLeblcrobD ID hla boN!et, "Bow To Live
Wftb Artllritll." For a eopy write blm at BOx UIO, eo.ta Mesa 12G8, and endoM ao centa and a at~ped. aelf·addreued envelope.
chool bus dilemma
School officials are a little coni:emed with reports at 28 percent of the students riding Newport-Mesa dis-
trict buses are doing it free or at reduced rates.
~ Trustees clamped a fee on rides earlr this year to cut
\Ding expenditures in half as district income sags.
Ridership dropped only 27 percent as a result.
But free and reduced-price riders are about double
e anticil>ated number.
Thole fares are offered on about the same basis as
the federal government's free and reduced-price lunches
at the sCbools. Family income is the basis.
But district officials can•t compare the bus-riders list
with the bmcb llst.8 to see who might be fudging . ~ 1be aovemment says lunch program application in· f~Jormation regarding f aml!y income is confidential.
1be cost of unilaterally gathering the same income
' iinformation at district expense ls considered prohibitive:
,Therefore, reduced-rate ridership is offered on an "honor
system" basis.
Some parents, irate over plans to charge for busing,
openly vowed they'd cheat on the payment plan since the
~district can't police the system. £... It appears some of them are following through with
~eir threats. . \, •
Significant gift · · ·
• Thanks to a '20.000 d&nstiqq from t~er Cost• M
WPOrt HarbOt Lion's 01ub1 d ~ye bartX hd sight 8
,lnj center is to be opened later this month at UCI Medical
Center.
The funds to help establish the center, to be formally
~nnounced tonight during a reception in Newport Beach,
weN raised last spring during the Lion•s Club annual
Fish Fry. l The center, in addition to 'Serving as a valuable
'storage area for delicate eye tissue, will be used for re-
1search and pathologic studies.
! The transfer of eye tissue, which must be used for
ttranspla.hts within 72 hours of the donor's death, will be
!the major function of the eye bank. > 1be eye bank also will be made available for re-
.search projects aimed at rinding ways of preserving eye
1tissue for longer pe_i-iods of time. Eye surgeons throughout
~the country are expected to make use of the center.
. A special thanka is in order to the Lions' Club, which
,bas historically been active in fighting blindness and eye
'diseases, and now is playing an instrumental part in
,establishing Orange County's first eye bank.
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• •
! Boyd/Mata Hari
B1L•.BOYD
Tbe renowned spy Mat~
Hart had a daughter. Banda
McLeod. Sbe, too, waa a spy.
A double •PY· A triple spy,
~••n. She apied for the
apane1e in Java. Sbe spied
or the Unlted tates. And she
pied for the Indoneslan un-
. Cler1round. A.ft.er World War
I, ebe apled in China and ln
Korea. I don't k'GOw who paid
her' by that time. Maybe
verybody It 1ets pretty
mixed up. But as was ber
mother, ahe wu cau1ht and bot
one-day-at-a-time attitude.
You never get done.
The gazelle never drinb.
No, nothing for me, Brenda.
The 1azelle extracts its
water from solid foods.
Q . Whereabout• in this•
country do people live year-
round at the h.i1best alUtudo?
· A. On Wbi~ Mountain ih
California. t\'.. 1',248 feet.
The 'White ~untaln Hl1h
Altitude Research Station of
the University of California oper.U. hi,:b on Its 1lde.
Sydney Harris
"THE D1881DENT groups are
trying to lofluence us, to use
us.'• he told my re.porter Gloria
Danzi&er. "Dissident troupe and
Jewish groups are trying to
preaaureus."
Disaidence witbin the VQA la
definitely frowned upon. Here's
what ooe employee 1ot from her
boss : "Thia la a d1reCt order to
you in writing to stop unassigned
activities, i.e., collectin1 of and
checking for mistakes in the out-
put of VOA Russian broad-
casts."
·Tourist dream spots doomed from start ··
One of t,he greet unsolved
~aradoxes Of travel ls tbat nearly
everyone who visits an area -say
Europe, or Bawa.ii -uu for a
U1t of lac uqclutterea bf.
"tou 'bi~ . at.tba
every ~t mudb the
aamellat.
J rec~. many years ago, my
old frieod Lawrence Martin and
hi• wife Sylvia
wrote their
••Standard
Gulde to Mex-
l co and the
Caribbean,"
which was
widely
praised by
crltica and
travel editors '
for offerinl a
fresh itinerary of unspoiled and
cbarmtn1spota in that area.
Not long .afterwafds, I re-
Mailbox
celved &l~r from Man.ln sadly
inf Orm.in& me that most of tboM
deliptlul and "obscure" places
had already been overnm by
tourtst. 1fho ~d read the book
J1 andblilteaedthere.
Once, u a YOUDI reporter, I
wrote a laudatory feature article
about an authentic Hunaartan
restaurant and Dlabtclub in Loo·
don that wu barely able to meet its rent. The price attracted ao
mucbnewbusineuthattheowner
expanded qu.uUra, redecorated,
hired a larger band -and utte.,r~ ruined the -atmoepbere that I
recommended.
ACAPULCO is lone 1one,
because of tbia. The French
Riviera Ls a travesty of what it
was. Cape Cod bu turned into a
shambles, and Martha's
Vlneyardmaybethenexttofall.
How do we resolve tbia
melancholy paradox? U a cbarm-lJll apot ls perishing because the
boltelries and merehaou need snoretntft!~Elf\be •~ traftlc.,... · •\Jwlia~~
It ehannfhg lD ftrst Place, bow do we achieve the optimum
between solvency and privacy?
Cit is much like the circular af-
fair of job-getting, . where the
young applicant ls turned down
because be lacb nperieoce, and
yet no one ls wiJ.llng to give him
the experience that will qualify
him fort.be job.)
•Y OWN ~mertime retreat
la 1oin& through the same panaa
and pafm rtPt now: the county'• population bu leapt by moretbao
20 perant in the lut half-dozen
yetn, most of the increase be1ng
attributable to people seeking a
haven from urb'V\ and industrial
life.
Yet, while the m~and
worttq~e sorely 1need :tJda: lnJect.ioD Of. mew capiUll aDcl dia-
~able lncome. the very powth
itself threatens those qualiUes
that have made the area attrac-
tive to new settlers. Already there
is 1rumbllng, even amone the
natives, that the area is not u
eood to live in u it used to be, not
as safe or u friendly.
WBEllE AND bow can the line
be drawa. and wbo I.a to draw it,
and will lt not be too late 111 tbe
tJme it I.a dra1VDT Tbe PQlltive
feedbacks are fut and e-r to
see, in terms of hil[ber lncGbie,
the negative feedbacks -take
looser to make tbemaelva tel\,
and sometimes the dlae... is
terminal before the patient bu
begun to take the first treatment.
L~ss of agriculture can be long-term disaster
To the Editor:
I was disheartened by the
shocking announcement that the
Irvine Company hu co1npleted
its removal of the remainder of
lt. agricultural lands from pre-
serve atatus.
The tra1ic urbanization of
Oran1e County without the
preservation of aericullural
lands la a partial example ol odt
national 1ulclde represented by
one more environmental dev-'
utation.
Bealde the environmental ef •
fecta of development, the
economic otf•ct w4ll al,ao
manlfe.t eventually, as a recent
Nobel prize winner Indicated in
hi• Ute's work, which lbows the
necealt)' for a1riculture as the
ba•~ lndustrY of • country.
The abortillihted hlper profit
motive will be our 1oelety'1
downtall ind Will tie felt for the
duraUoaof our clvlUutlon~ life.
It la w hope that all tbt oom·
munllles ilfeeted and ~ ap.
propriate or1arusaUona Within
them wtU rile to the occuloci
and bk>U thla UDfortUnate ac·
tJon. Tb1a Wt1l take tremendous
lofal coacem ct.tree~ tow:.nt al local eovemmentl. ~D WING
tomey's previous rulln&· ln their
favor.
Naturally, they voted a1ainat
this idea and went on to vote for
the new hotel. I question ....
whether they were entitled to
vote aQalnst further invesU1a-
tion of Uiei.r O'Ml 1tat'41.
• JANE S. PREIS
&rub In which any respectable
peraoo would do instead ol dls-
cardineoa tbedeck.
Do your sleeping at home
alool with YOW' drinkin•· Tb1a old aturr ol brlngin& a· aleepift8 bar and makinl a Di&bt of lt
with a jq wons sometimes, bUt
eventually you'll make tbe slam-
mer. Tbe City of Newport Beach
bu a crew that does a com-
mendable Job of cleanlna up. The
food and bait CODCetllOft.U, ii
doi.nl Ukewt.M and (l appdrl '° me that all who 10 out there to
ft.ab ~ either Jbape up or IO , ••ll>Wttb the 1wtne. WARJtEN G. ALTHOFF
be beneficial to the univmity
because it would provide its
medical faculty with a location in which to practice, we are C!CJD.-
cerned that it may set a ~
dent for "piecemeal" bMltb
planning in Irvine. On 5ePC6 23,
the Irvine City Council appiited
the ftnt phase of its own ....:tY
of tbe health care needs <A the
Irvine community. Thia effGri to
dnelop a comprehensive plan I.a
important because it would
eliminate expensive duplicltlCIO
of ae~ces and' facllittea tvbile aa•U?inl that the location dr the
t.ulth care complex woulc;l be
convenient lot the areatest
numbet al Irvine ~ldents.
WE ~E aupportbf the clt)''s
pJannin• studY. liiice tb1a I-the only way an lntelfated an4 cen·
tr.\ltf locatecl ~ealtll Clre ayi\iim ~ll be auuted. We N.tO
rtt0mmend that thi fUt~lin
P.act ol any medical facllityJ@aat
la not part ol 8 lODl·rlJll:r for the Cltv ot Jmne be c
1tudledbd'oreit11apJ>._roV •
Cenallllyt. a communlt ••11 plannea N Jmoe d:_..._
, a well-planned health
1y1tem.