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WEONl SDAY 1AN UAHY 1-1 1q H1
Florida freeze continues
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Alaia's
story
finishe<l
B.v DAVID KUTZMANN
Ol t ... D•oly Pllet S<•ll
Weeping b1tll'rly al timt•s. Or
Louis Alam t·ncfr<I t WO day~ or
testimony TuC':-.llay hy insisting
onN' again that ht· har bored no
c·o nsc10us <it-Slrl' l o kill his
form er wife.or a Long Hca<'h ut
lorney both s l a in in l hC'
woman's Hunt ington ll ar buur
ho me last June 1:1
"I nt'Vt't t•vt•n thought ::ihout
anything h kt> that," Ala1 a s aid
• as he t hokt·d bac·k sobs . "I clon 't
recall feeling :1ny 1·nns c·1ou!'>
hatred on Junl' 1:1 · ·
Thl' gray h a1n'll 11hysu·ian,
standing trial fo r inun k r in tht'
stahbang d t•11th:-. or Ma rgy Lou
Alata, J7. and Marvin Tincher ,
50, said that. 1·vcn though he had
a n "open marriagl•" with thl'
W<>man and suspec•tl'd ht•r (If
s i phoning money f rom tht•ir
jmnt CJccounts. he respected 'ht't
·· oas the mother of my childrerr:"
Margy AlaiCJ and Tincher were
fata lly stabbed after the Hunt·
in g ton Ha r bour surgeon . had
gone to· the woman's home to
dbcuss wct>kcnd c ustod y rights
to his two children.
While defrnsc attorneys have
n ev e r den i e d A l aia wa s
responsible for the s layings ,
the y have maintained he suf
fered from dim inished mental
capacity due to an assortment of
pe rsonal and financia l pr es·
s ures, indudinl.( highly emo·
tiona,I and rancorous divorce
proceedings with Margy Alaia4 The orthopt•dit· surgeon. Plis
attorneys d a1m, also suffered
from the worsening cffel'ls of a
disease known as narcolepsy, an
uncontrollahlt> clcs1rc to s leep
Durin~ h1:-. final day on the
witness sta nd Tuesday. Alaia
was q ucs t 1onc d s h arpl y by
prosecutor Richar d Parnell.
Many of the q uestions dealt with
A l a ia 's fct·ltni.:s toward his
second wift• as we ll as Tincht·r.
against whom hl· was pursuing a
legal malpra('tii'e claim.
nut /\law. sohhin~ almost ('()0
vu ls1v<'ly. said hl' har hott•d a
death wish only for h1mseU a!>
his personal t)tohlcms bcrnme
more bur densome
"I just felt many ti mes I JUSt
1 wanted lo dic I just didn't
understand why at my age (50).
after all my work and success.
tha t I s hould he undergoing so
much strain . , ·' the murder
d e fe n dant told t h e seven
(See i\l,i\IA, Pa"e AZ I
Or:~=~;~~a~t
\\'eather
Sunny Thursday but with
s o m e hig h <.'loudiness.
Patc hy fog along the coast
Thursday morning. Highs
64 to68 at the beaches and 68
to 73 in the Inland a reas.
Lows toniJ~ht 52 to 56.
INSIDE TOD""
A World Wo r II Morine
••ro•ant who '°"' he ~come u4jmmif afftt COm~'"ll
hoo·Wf!elc coiine ii •n hot
water with fhti corps /or
ao eari no o beribbon tid
bngodWr'a urd/orm. ~e pooe
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AP Wire..-.
II«• 's 1u«•11 l her 11· is«•
Conditions are rafrly frigid in the Soviet Union these days
too, as confirmed by this young Muscovite who is all
bundled up for a sled ride in centra l Moscow. Tuesday
night's Moscow low was 12 degrees. It was snowing to-
rlay
Iran mulls reply
to hostage off er
WA SlllNOTON (AP) Iran
is CXJ)(!c•tcd to re ply s hortly lo
tht-U S proposal to exchange
rrozl'n assets for the release of
52 American hosta1itcs , a senior
('arll•r admin istr ation official
s aid today
The offk ial, who asked not to
be ull'ntificd , added : "Let 's
hope 1t 1s somethm~ close lo
what we' r an uc·c·ept , and Wl''ll
i,:et a ckal."
T h t• way for a re ply was
C'leart'iJ hy passali(c in the l rn
nian l'arliamcnt of an cmcrgcn
Agent r~signs
over alien
mistreatment
SAN l>I F.GO (Al}) A U.S.
Border Patrol agent indicted for
allegedly mis treating illegal
a liens says he will res ign as a
patrolman in exchange for the
lJ .S. Attorney's Office dropping
1>erjury charges a gainst him.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Hec-
tor Salitrero told U .$. Dist,rict
J udge Leland Ni elsen on Tues-
day that the recommendation
r egard ing P atrolma n Lester
Fullen was made "in the, in-
terests of justice.··
F ulle n was on e of three
Border Patrol agents charged
after a federal investigation of
alleged mistreatment at the San
Clemente checkpoint.
Although he ma intains his in·
nocence , Fullen has agreed to
resign errectlve March 31, said
-his-attorney. Mtchael Meea..., ,, _
Fullen, 37, was indicted In Ju-
ly following an Immigration and
N aturalizatlo n Ser v i ce in·
vestlgatlon into reports or mis·
treatment or aliens at tho check·
point on the San Die10 Freeway.
A mistrial waa declared In
Novem• in Fullen'• trtat: He
w 11 tried on a char1e that be
ralaely den.led to a IJ'and Jury
that he witneaed an auault by
anoUMr ..-t OD an undereover
lnv..U,MGI' April t .
U .8 . Attorney II. Jamt1
Lorena Hld the ehar1• wu dropped ....... ot t.M .......
hun1 JW'J ud t.M dlftlnltr la
prov.=_ PlliUrJ beMd • n.U.
bl• "·
c·y hill author i7.ing the a ppoint
mcnt of a neutra l country to act
as the ar bitr ator of <·onflicting
financial claims helween the two
nations. tht• official said.
"T his aC'tion doesn't te ll us
what their final position would
he," the·oHicial said. "What we
t•x pcct 1s t hat, in a day or so,
sooner rather than late r. they
will c·omc to us with a reply "
T he U.S propos al , ta ken to
T t' h r a n b y A 1 g e r 1 a n i n -
termcdw rics .Jan 2. call s for un-
rrel'zing about S9 5 billion m Ira·
nia n assets and t r a ns fer rin g
t hem into an escrow account
The fi rst installment. of about
$2.5 hillion. would he released to
I ran simultaneous ly with the
f r eeing of th t· Ameri c a n
hostages. who haV(' been held
more than 14 months
T he offtc1al s aid the b ill
passed by the Parliament re·
moves an obstacle the Ira nians
themselves placed in the path or
a settlement.
Meanwhile. J ohn fl. Trattner.
a State Department spokesman,
said "we really can't evaluate it
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Encowiter
• expensive
A 39-ye a r -o ld Irvine
wo m an haii learned that
c l ose e n co unt e r s In
Laguna Beac h saloons
are n 't always or the best
kind.
She reported to Irvine
police that a man she met at
work squlr~· h~UJ'll
Laguna watering spot Sun-
da y. Later , they parted at
her Irvine home about 3
a .m . Monday.
Still late r, she told In·
vest11atora, she discovered
mi11ln1 rroR\her bedroom
dreaaerwere:
-AS&,OOObracelet.
-A t4,000 Lady
Hamilton w1tcb.
-Another •.ooo wrtat baub&e.
a.told ome... tried
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ORANGE COUNTY . CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS
•
Record
loWs hit
5 • • c1t1es
By The Associated Press
F lorida grower~ tallied more
lossl.'s today followmg another
ni)..!hl of freezing temperatur('S
that have da m agt•d winter
vl'gt•tablos and as much as a fifth
or the orange crop. The me rcury
dropp<.'<l Lo ret·or d lows in at le ast
fivl' <·ities across the stat('
<:roves in the Indian River re
).!ion. which wt•r e spa red in Mon·
<h1 y night's freeze, suffered so me
1·11ld dam<ige during the seconcl
night. at·cordmg to fo'lorid a Citrus
Mutual Vi cf• !'reside nt Hohhy
~1<-Kown. The full C'Xlent of tht.-
da m agt· to th<• grove!'.. on lhl'
Florida cast ('oast nea r Fort
1'11·rrc· a nd VC'ro Bcu('h . is not
known. Mc·K11wn !'>alll
fo:lsl'whctt• in the citrus r egion,
ht':!\'} rro~t on lrl'c:-.. buds and
le a ves did furthe r damage ,
des pite higher temperatures than
lht· pasttwo nights, Mc Kown said
South fo'l<>t ida was s pared
som ewhat by patch y high cloudi
ne~. a ccor ding lo NationCJI ..,.
We ather Ser vice fo reciiSlers .
Weather forecasters s aid heavy
frost formed in most othe r farm-
ing a reas d uring the night as tem ·
Jle r alures in centra l and northern
re gions wer e m os tl y in t he
m icl-20s to around :10 Re adings of
near 2()were r eported in some col
der s pot<> of north·central and
west ·central Florida .
Daytona Beach reported a rec·
ord low of 19 for this date, break
ing the record set in 1964. A low of
20 in Orlando broke the 1964 rec·
ord or 27, and Tampa's 29 was I
degree lower than the record set
in 1!17:1. In F ort Myers. the
me rt'ury fell to31, healing the re·
cord of 35 set in 1964. And it was 47
in Key West. The coldest previous
.J a n 14was49,amark setin1948.
Tuesday's lows inc luded : 8 in
Tallahassee, brca kinR the 1971
re cord hy :J d e g r ees; 13 in
.J a<:ksonvillc. breaking the 95·
year-old J anuar y mark by 2
dei.:rces, 22 in Tampa, breaking
a 1905 ma rk, and 32 in Miami.
the c·ohlcs t J an 1:1 smce 1962
By about 6 a .m ., te mperatures
W('t e on the ups wi ng across the
state, and forecasters said they
should remain war mer al least
until fo'riday
On some farms. growers spent
a second night t rying to prevent
further da mage to the fruit. Hut
others didn 't have a nd couldn't
afford the sprayers. heaters
and whirlybirds in volved in suc·h
measures Some s aid it would be
useless anyway.
1:ov. Bob Graham decla red an
t."rn c rgcncy late Tuesday. lifting
wei~ht limits on trucks rushing
froze n citrus to processors in
hopes of s alvaging much of the
juice before il thaws and spoils.
And officials farther south in
the nation's "winter vegetable
basket" said crop dam age there
a lso wouJd be severe.
··Most growers e xpect da m age
to be on a pa r wit h the J anuary
1977 freeze. whe n the equivalent
of SO million boxes of oranges an<l
j u ice yie ld was lost." said
Mc Kown.
Officials at Citrus Mutual, a
l.a keland ·based coope rative or
15,000 growers. put their loss
Tuesday a t 49 million 1allons of
con centrated ora nge juice, or
a bout 36 million 90-pound boxes.
Graperrultdamage was not as ex·
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U.S. reswnes aid
to El Salvador
WASJDNGTON (AP> -The
State Department la rnumln1
mllllaJ'1 aJd to 1:1 Salvidor u leftlat fcne1 push a majcw of.
feulve aimed at o•ertluvwtnl
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FOUNTAIN VALLEY BANDSMAN FACES 'INSPECTION'
Rep. Badham look• up to Bob Van Queketberg
Band lacks funds,
but going to DC
The Founta in Valley Hi g h
Sch ool band has no t raised
enough money to rinance its trip
lo Washington O.C. to perform
a t Ronald Reagan's presidential
ina uguration next Tuesday.
But school Principal David
Hagan says the group is 1oing to
t h e nation 's c apitol F r iday
a nyway flying then and pay-
ing later. -
Fund·ralsing errorts to pay for
the trip apparently will rail short
by at leut szo,ooo, Ha1an said.
He said the band will loan
itself Sl0,000 that It haa been ac-
school units invited to play at
the Presidential inauguration.
Nationwide, 400 bands applied
for the honor.
The preside ntial inauguration
committee selected the group
based on color photos, t ape re·
cordings or Its music, and rec·
ommendatlons . The school wu
notiried Dec. 5.
Band tea cher Frank Hames
admits that the red, white and
blue color of the uniforms prob-
a bly worked In the band's
ravor.
cum ulaUnt over the past J!~E ~O..·~ years ta tJuy new unlfbnftr.
He Hid the aehool'1 Auoc. lit· ·a,~ h~ I'~ r ._ ed Student Body also 11 loaplnc I 'f r I~._ '-A.LL
Sll,000 to the 134-member bind
and banner squad. Sllltten
adults a190 wiU make the trip
with tbe mualctua.
The trip lnitlalb wu •tlmat·
ed .to coat Sll,000, tl40 per
peraon. but UM airllHI II stvtna
the band • 1roup dl1eouat,
lowerinl UM l"eUIMI trip fan to m ,-.Hqan..W.. lntaepMtlla.,....U..._
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"I aold my Caddle to the ftnt
peraon who aaw it."
That 'a the 1dverti1tn1 1uceeu
1tory ot the Newport Beach man
who placed thia 1d in tbe DallJ Pilot:
'72 Coupe de Ville told and
while. xlM. tonel .• m..at
... to 8"f't('late. •.ao
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NB residents angry
Flights hike proposal blasted
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•Barbecue
slayer'
co11unitted
GRANTS PASS, Ore <AP)
A woman has been s ent to a
mental hospital ror shooting her
husban~. dismembering him,
-'ba~~ecwng parts of his body and
boiling other parts in a pressure
cooker.
"This is the best thing for
you." Josephine County Cirl'u1t
Jud~e Larry C u s hing told
Juanita Davenport, after order -
ing her to serve 10 years in ·a
slate prison hospit al.
Mrs . Davenport, 48, married
to her husba nd, Roland Daven-
port. for JO years. pleaded no
.('On t e~to f i r s t -degree
m a nslaughte r Dec. 1, arter a
murder qharge against her was
dis missed.
District Attorney Bob Burrows
said Mrs. Davenport committed
the acts Ma rch 24 under ex·
t re m e stress and provocation
because of her husband's sexual
per vers ions and domination of
her.
She was sentenced following a
thr~e-hour hearin~. includina?
testimony from the Davenports'
28· year-old daughter that her
father was "somewhat of a cross
between Charles Manson and Iii lier."
The remains of Davenport, 59.
were found Aug 7 in a shallow
grave several feel beyond the
backyard barbecwe pit where
Mrs . Davenport cremated him.
She confessed that she dis-
me mbered the body and cooked
the hands, feel and head in a
pressure c·ooker before cremat-
ing tht• remains in the barbecue
pit.
S he testified her husband told
her that when he d ied, he want
c•d lo be cremated. Witnesses
said she did anything to please
him . includin~ certain sex acts.
Two slain
• 10 separate
SA stabbings
T wo men died in Santa Ana in
separate stabbing incidents over
the weekend. The assailants
escaped in each case.
Leonard Flores, 29, of Santa
Ana died of multiple slab
wounds on the lawn outside a
sm all apartment complex al 322
S. Lyon St. at 1:45 a .m . Satur·
day. said police Lt. Terry Dakin.
Silvestre Ortiz, 22, also of San·
ta Ana. managed to flee the un-
known assailants after he was
stabbed during the same attack
in which Flores was killed.
In the other fatal stabbing.
• Rafael Lopez, 24, of Santa Ana
: died on the sidewalk at the cor·
• ne r of Raitt and Ninth streets at
· 2:07 a.m. Sund ay, Dakin said.
' The s tabbings occurred about
. six miles a nd more than 24 hours
, apart. Dakin said investgators
; aren 't sure ir the two incidents
• a re related. . . . ~ Swonls stolen
1 .. os ANGELES (AP) -A not·
: ed collector of ancient Japanese
swords, Willis M. Hawley, 84,
; says his million-dollar colledion
'; about 140 swords -has been
~ stolen in the seconrt burglary of
;· his Hollywood Hills home in less
:: than a month.
'
Thomas P. Haley
Publl\IW<
Robert N. Weed Pre•ldeM
M. Thomas Keevll
ldllor
Thomas A. Murphlne
M•ll•tlllt Editor
Charin H. Loos
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Cluk h•a •uuestfld 62 daily
Jt!l d.iparlures be pe rmitted.
t 'urrcnlly .41 a rc permitted The
1111111011cd a1r~M.>rt mast er plan
<·all1> for~
( 'ou11l'1lma11 John Cox C'alled
t 'lark ·~ :.u""cl\lion "gameplay
111.: Ma yor JaC'kl ~ Heather
.,,rnl i.hc hdt "btltrayed " An at
I lll'lll') rc~rc:.cntint: li Newport
homeowner':. tLroup :.aid the pro· 111•~.tl .. 11> stra1ti:ht out of Kho
111c1111 i. ha~ of tric·k:.
··Nl'wport Bea<'h 1s being held
hoi1la.il' over a1rpllmes." added
a llPrnt:y Tom Edwards . He
rcprt!:.ents the Ma ri.,er 's Com·
111 unity A11i.onat1011
Carter plans
final speech
WASlllN<:TON 1Al'I
In his lust formal s~ech
us chief ext-cut1ve. Presi
dent Carter bids farewell
to the nul1on tonittht Ill 6 in
a talk that aides dest'ribe
us a look at the l"ha llenges
that will c.•onfront the
world aner Carter has re-
turned to rlains, (Ja. .
Tht• 20·minute speech
will bt• bruadt'ast live
from tht' Oval Offi ce at 6
p m b y the maj o r
television n etworks.
t Channels 2, 4, 7 and 28
and on radio on K FWB
and KNX.l
One While House of-
ficial . who asked not to be
identified. s aid the presi·
dent wanted lo make his
last s peech a forward·
looking "delineation of the
problems the nation and
the world will be racing in
the future." rather than a
re view of the victories and
disappointments of the
last four years.
Boy, 15, kills
mom with car
MERCED <AP> A IS-year
old Atwater boy about to take a
t est for his driver's license ac
c identally killed his mother by
backing the family car over her
Mary Silva, 64, died less than
two hours after she was dragged
18 feet unde r the car in the acci·
dent in a downtown parking lot.
The fre ak accident began
when Valentine Silva started the
car after his mother helped an
acquaintance into a doctor 's of-
fice. police said. The boy mis-
takenly hit the accelerator when
the car sta rted m oving
bac kward Police s aid his
mother walked into the path or
t he car, which fina ll y stopped
when the engine died.
E',...Pap.41
HOSTAGES
except that it seems a step in the
r ight direction.
But, Trattner added, "we still
h a ve the sam e fundamental
questions that r.emain un-
resolved." -~ ·
The Parliament adjo urned UD·
lil. Sunday. however, without
acting on another measure pro·
posed by the Iranian govern-
ment to aid in sol .ring the crisis.
Despite delays in Parliament,
the Iranian governme nt has in·
dicated it was seeking to m eet a
Friday deadline set by the
Ca rter a dm inis tration for
reaching an agreement before
President Carter leaves office.
And Iran's chief negotiator .
Behzad Nabavi. said, "We are
going to release the hostages in
the coming two o r three days or
try them."
Nabavi, h ea d Iranian
negotiator in the s talemate,
mentioned dec isive action on the
hostages in two or three days in
what was seen by observers as
an effort to push Parliament into
a c tion on both emergency
measures.
Meanwhile, Swiss authorities
Issued an attachment order on a
villa in St. Moritz owned by the
family of the late shah of Iran.
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Cluence Turner, president of
the Marinen 1roup, said it'a time to "declare war, il's time
to 1et into the trenches and take
no prisoners.'·
Turner. along with several
coum·ilmen. sug1ested one tac·
tic might be lo go on record as
opposing the recently released
m aster plan for John Wayne.
Airport
"lf we don't start playing
hardball with the supervisors,"
continued Turner, .. I believe in
15 years there will be a big
swath of destruction from one
end of Newport to the other."
Councilman Paul Hummel,
dismissing "most supervisors a s
a bunch of tinhorn politicians,"
suggested the city take out full·
page news paper ads lo "arouse"
the public . .. rr the dam was going to
break or the river was going to
overflow," said the ,Corona del
Mar councilman. "we'd let the
people know. And that's what we
should do let them know they
rac·e annihilation ..
Councilman Don Strauss said
I ht' city should <'Onsider fighting
back with lawsuits as its weapon
and should oppose the master
pl an
Mayor Heather went easiest
on tht• s upervisors, stressing
that the c•ity had established a
new "spirit of cooperation" with
the <'ounty. She said other cities
such as Costa Mesa and Tustin
may be ready to take sides with
Newport in fighting airpo rt ex-
pansion.
··But I admit it ·s pretty hard
to trust the s upervisors from
board action to board action."
the mayor said.
City Attorney Hugh Coffin sug-
gest cd the day might come
.. when we may have to enter the
fray and expect a long bitter
fight tha t could l ast years.
perhaps more than a decade."
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ALAIA ...
w o m an, five -m a n 1ur y 1n
Supe rior Court J udge Byron
McMillan's courtroom.
Alaia said he had "knots in
my c hest" almost every day and
added ~hat t he only thing which
kept hi m from taking his own
life was his third wife. Sus an. "I
would have killed myself if it
hadn't been for Sue," Alaia said.
The defendant said he never
thought of killing Mar gy Alai a
d~ring his bitter custody battles
with he r and denied making
threats against her to other peo·
pie. He conceded tha t he disliked
Tinther. who once represented
him in s~veral legal matters, but
also denied wa nting to kill him.
During a break in Tuesday's
tl'stimony, defense attorney
Albert C.S. Ramsey said he was
pleased with his c lient's ap·
pea ranee on the stand.
"I had to put him on and he
didn't disappoint me," Ramsey
said.
Closing arguments in the case
would could come next week. If
convicted of first degree murder
in either s laying, Ala ia could be
sentenced to state prison without
possibility of parole.
Jenrette cash
Ahscam loot?
WASHINGTON CAP> -More
than a dozen of the $100 bill the
wife of former Rep. J ohn
Jenrette s aid s he found in
J enrette's closet last week were
part of the Abscam bribery
money the South Carolina
Democrat was convicted of ac·
cepting, The Washington Post
has quoted sources as saying.
Jenrette, who has denied talc·
ing money from FBI undercover
agents, could not be reached for
comment on the report. But he
told the Post on Monday, "I can
assure you if the money came
from Abscam I'll walk into jail
right now."
Jenrette said the $25,000 found
by hi• wife, Rita, was from a
variety of sources, includiq his
law office, legal funds donated
·by friends and "money my
mother gave me before sbe
died." Rita Jenrette has said she
is seelrlna a divorce from the ex-
congreuman.
Begin stalls
-oneieetion
JERUSALEM <AP> Prime
Minister Menachem Be1ln hu
postponed until Friday bi• IOV·
ernment's decllion oa whether
lo call early elections wblle one
of hi• mlnilten tried to work out
a plan to bold on to power ~broua the 1ummer.
Leaderi ol Belin'• Llkud bloc
have twlee postpaeecl a ~·• mHtu.i, md with tM 11 ._
now ~, it meUI • ftDal
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MOTOR VESSEL UNCATEWNA (LEFT) STUCK IN ICE OFF NANTUCKET, MASS. .
~•at Guard tugbo•t Yankton trtea to break • path around th• veaHI
Mt.•ntal hospital
Wisconsin official
faces sex charges
OSHKOSH, Wis. (AP> -State
officials were .stunned when
Willia m T. Boerum. director of
the Wimtebago . Mental Health
Institute. was charged with a
series of sex offenses involving
boys. They were even m ore sur-
pri sed when told he was n't
William T. Boerum.
Boerum. who had been in
C'ha rge of the state·run m ental
hospit al near Oshkosh the past
yea r , was f ired after in·
\'estigators announced he was
an impostor. apparently using
the name of a former college
classmate who is a banking ex-
ecutive near San 1-'r ancisco.
Winnebago County District Al·
torney Robert Hawley said al a
news conference Tuesday that
Boerum's fingerprints matched
t hose of Raymond L. Matzker,
36. a fu gitive from a sex charge
in New York.
ll awley said the s tatute of
limitations apparently had run
out on that charge and New
York officials would not seek ex-
tradition.
-In Greenbrae. Calif .. banker
Will iam T. Boerum said he knew
a Raymond Matzker while at
M a nha ttan College i n The
Bronx. N.Y.
Boerum, a vice president of
the Crocker National Bank, said
he last saw Ma tzker the day
they graduated in 1966, and has
had no contact with him since
receivi ng a telephone call from
him two or three years later.
Boerum said he did not know
if the man held 1·9 u1·lw.aukee ......... ~ ...... "I ' . ,\•t . wa .. 111s 1ormer c assmate .
"I don't know what to m ake of
it," he said. "I couldn't imagine
why he would use my name. He
obviously knew a lot of people on
campus, people that you have
lunch with once in a while."
The Wisconsin Boerum was c~a rged Jan 6 in Lyons. Ill .
with a deviate sexual assault in
volving an I I-year-old boy Dee
3. He was <'harged in Milwaukee
on Thursday with. three counts of
ent icing a child ror immoral
purposes and in Waukesha on
Friday with one count 06 entic·
ing for immoral purposes <rnd
one count or sec·ond·dt'gree as-
sault.
H e i s b (' 1 n g h l' 1 If 1 n t h e
M 1 l wauket· C11 unty J a ti on
$15,000 bond
lie had tx:t·n suspended arter
the c har~t·s were filed and fi red
after the issue of his identity
arose, offiC'1als said. ·
In Madison. Burton Wagner.
adminis trator o f tht· state
Dinsion of C<1 mmunity Services.
sa id that when ~tall' parole
agents confronted Roerum with
word that his fingerprints had
identified him as Matzkcr, he
said . ··1 deny it It'~ not me "
Wagner said that Boerum then
said that on instructions of his
attorney he tould sav no more
Ha wiey s aid ttie identit v
switch appa rently was made
when Matzker moved to Illinois
in 1972. Three years late r .
Boerum arrived in Wisconsin as
director or the Rot'k County
Me n ta l H ea lth Ce nt e r i n
Janesville
Ne ws accounts a t t he tim e
said he had heen admini strator
of the treatment facility and
community programs at the
Mission of Our Lady of Mercy in
Chicago. No such facilit v could
be located Tuesday. ·
Boerum eventually moved on
to the Winnebago facili ty
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FLORIDA ...
Vegetable fields from south
Dade County to lmmokalee were
transformed into crystal forests
as f:(rower s with irrigation
systems pumped 70-degree wate r
c1ver their plants to form ice co·
coons.
1-'looded strawberry patches
around Plant City looked like ice
skating rinks in the morning sun-
light. Farme rs hoped the i<'e
would save their tender fruit from
damage
"Stymie' buried
LOS ANGELES <AP 1 I\
c-rowd estimated at between
1,000 ~nd 3.000 has gathered t<>
pay fina l respects to Mathew
··stymie .. Beard, a for mer child
star of the .. Our Gang " com
1·cl1t-s who died of a stroke al the
age of 56
Dnmks runs
out of luck
I.OS ANGELES <A I' l
A m an who set a county
record for being convicted
or drunk driving but was
never imprisoned h a s
been sentenced to a year
in county jail.
Linwood Gray Corbett,
45. was con victed for the
33rd time Tuesday and is
the first per son in Los
Angeles County convicte d
on that charge more than
17 times. court offic ials
said
Rut Cor bett has avoided
jail on all his prior drunk
driving convictions by us·
ing al least 23 alTases and
a s many driver 's li censes.
said De puty City Attorney
Robert Ho rner . ,
Winter Sale Starts
Stop By Now For Best Selection
Drexel creates
a classic chaise I
F rc<.l 1 1f1IWJ lfflldl Oil ol ,, Clrl'.'-.1C? II ... d D1ux('l 0
<,J 1CJC.1;1l1y ,b , .. 11 •c ca:,e ot 1t11c.. qr .1cch illy
proµort1oned ct1rl1SC lonq11f> WP know yo11 will
dgree 1t1ere <ire few mo re elegdnl w.1y"-IO t 1r1nq
comlortalJic sealinq into .i tied•oom w .111
Drexel s own qualify to11cl1es m 11 choice ot
h ix 1 mous lat 1rics 11 is t ie1ng r,l 10wn , ,._, part ol 01 1r
T•ad1t1ona1 Ctass1cc, collect.on Oe1iy111tu11
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Bluff house OK'd
But CdM neighbors -haven't given up
fh rwtn liritv1ch tu111 wufl i.11
proval rrom th• South Cull11t
Rf'1t10nal <'u•11tal t•urn,,.11111100 lu
build tu& lhrt..-lt-vc-1 dr'ti•mhc~ ..
b•lo11tt tht" blufh ov~rlook1011
l ·oroo11 del Mar State R~•ch
It 111 a!\ tu .. -. .. l'und t1mt· 11rouml
111·1th lht' l'11mm1Hlun llt-t'Aamt'
up _, IUIM'r liei.I vnr •ntJ hi.d oo
lut•ll •PIJt"llhn.c h111o ~·•11e tu lht'
,1,.tt· n •M:.tal 1·11mm1:.:.111n
Hll' VllTOaf M1J11c.h1 y i.rtN
n11t1 n 1 n ti unl an&tun l1t'a1•h
thou~h <·ould be short h"t-<l
A group of Corona dt!I Mar rt.-i.
1tJents whu hllt! on lht-anhmd •
'ld11 of l>t t'an .li(>ulevard, have
h1n tt>d tht'\ ~•II appt•al t~. tht-
st4tt: ,·"rrirn1-.~11111 to ovt'rturn
tht' ft'~IOnal dllPrtJVal
Th"' rt-!\1d<·nt::., rcpresenlc.-d by
:'ll e l'µurt atto rne y Ja m e s
Parkt'r, ma1nta1n Br1tv1c h':. pro
pu:.ed bluH fat•c home near
tlelaolro~ A\ cnut.· would disrupt
\'ll'W:. and hai. driveway would
t ut an WlS1ghtly path through a
grasi.y striµ that's become a
ra vorate p1cn1c· llnd s unst:l-
waH·hing spot
BRITVH'H TOLD c·om
missioners he had modified has
driveway vlans lo take out as ht
Affrr rPpairs
lit: of ltw a&r•HY strip MS po&SI
t>lt-
tl t' \uld t•omm1 u 1ont1rs the
"r llltl> slMJI Ill Ml'lUMlly a public
riiiht of way 1md never bas beeno
dc1lKn•ttitl iii » city or slate
pull
t 'vmm1M1<>nerb 1&pproved his
huubt" vlan on i. ~·l· 1 vote. Com
ma ·~t oner s Jackie Heather
1 n1ay11r of Newport) and Har
rtcll Wa~dt:r !Ora nge County
'UIJl'f\'l~.1r I sided with Brtlvtch
0 11 t ht" vote
IN A RELATED sk1 rm1sh in
Nl•wport l:l4!ach Monday even
1n~. Bntvich again came away a
wufner
The Corona del Mar objectors
asked Newport city councilmen
lo block construction of the Brit-
vtch home and preserve the land
as open space.
The residents. one of whom has
lived in the same Ocean Avenue
house for 70 years, mounted their
drive during the council's conti-
nuing discussion on the city 's
Loe al Coastal Plan.
A'M'ORNF.V PARKER, fresh
from the commission session,
said he had nothing against Brit-
vich or his plans. but simply
.,
wanted to insure that the bluff.
face 1s preserved in its natural
slate.
He pointed out there are pro·
visions in the city's proposed
coast a l pla n for acquiring
privately held property as open
s pace with state money.
Council members, taking in·
formal votes on portions of the
coastal plan. rejected the open·
space proposal on a 5·2 vote.
Councilmen Paul Hum,mel and
Don Strauss favored open space.
THE COUNCIL, though, did
not complete!~ wash its hands of
the issue. It agreed to delay vot·
ing on whether to change the
zoning, on three privately owned
lots below Ins piration Point in
Corona del Mar.
The three lots. located below
O<·ean Boulevard and south of
the Brit vi ch propert y, currently
are zoned for residential use.
Construction of a house has
begun on one of the lots.
City planners h ave recom·
mended that state funds be used
to acquire the property and pre·
serve it as open space.
Council members will take up
that question during a special
session next Monday al 3 p. m
Pickler
Safety-of county's
new hall assured
will chair
planners
The Orange County Board or
Supervisors has been assured
that the structurally defective
Hall of Administration in Santa
Ana will be a safe bui lding once
$1 million in repairs are com·
pleted.
"There can be no question but
that it will be sound." Stanley
Krause, a <·ou n ty Gener a l
Serv1<·es Agency a~sislant direc·
tor, said Tuesday in response lo
a quest ion from Supervis or
Bruce Neslande.
N •~STAN DE SAID he wanted
GSA officials to be "rigid and
tough" in overseeing repair
work scheduled lo begin soon.
The first phase of the ~~air
project. to cost an estimated
$600.000, will involve improving
connections between the col-
umns that s upport the five-story
structure and its individual
noors.
Nestande expressed concern
t hat the building, despite the re·
.pairs. "may still not be ade·
t1uale."
THF. SUPERVISOR said he
wanted to avoid further embar·
rassment to the county or "mis-
use or public funds ...
Joining Nestandc in express-
ing' concern over the building
was supervisor llarriell Wieder ,
who said GSA offi cials should
ronsider ways of im proving the
monitoring or construction or
public buildings.
Citing a practice she said was
used in the private sector , Mrs.
Wieder said a ''clerk of the
works" should be em ployed as
an independent third party lo
over see county cons truction
jobs
WHEN KRAUSE pointed out
th at officials of the GSA 's
Architectural a nd Engineering
Oi vision do just t h at, Mrs .
Wieder commented. "That's my
problem. They 'r e count y employees.·•
She said it was like "the rox
watt'hing the chicken coop.··
Al the s uggestion of board
Chairman Ralph Clark, Krause
was instructed to study Mrs .
Wieder's suggestion and provide
a report to the board at an un·
specified future date.
TU ESDA V'S discussion was
prompted by consideration of a
GSA request to e m-ploy Gentosi
Brothe rs of Cost a Mesa to
coordinate the repair work.
County officials estimated that
the firm will be paid a bout
S90.000 to "schedule, coordinate
and oversee" work performed
by contractors in repairing the
building.
Irv Pickler. the 4th Distncl
appointee to the Orange County
Planning Commission, has been
e lected as its chairman for 1981
Pickler, 59, of Anaheim, has
been a member of the com·
mission for two years since be
ing named to the group by 4th
District Supervisor Ralph Clark
lie succeeds A.E. Wooden. the.-
Isl District representative to the
com mission.
Wooden's tenure on the com ·
mission apparently will end
soon. ft"'irsl District Supervisor
Roger Stanton said he has in·
formed Wooden that he will
ma ke his own appointment to
the commission.
Wpoden originally was ap·
pointed in 1974 by Supervisor
Robert Battin and retained by S upervisor Philip Anthony. whom
Stanton defeated in the No-
vember election.
Third District Supervisor
Br'uce Nestande. who re placed
former Supervisor Edison Miller
earlier this month, has not de·
cided whether to retain Com·
missioner Fred Light on the
five-m ember commission.
A Nestande aide said the
supervisor intends lo inte rview a
number of applicants, including
Lig ht. a nd then c h oose a
representative.
Light, who was appointed by
Miller. said he told Nestande he
wants lo remain on the com-
mission.
Planners reject
San Juan appeal
Pickler, a former owner -of a
printing business in Anaheim,
has been involved in various
civic roles, including his mem·
bersh1 p on the board of trustee;;
for the Anaheim Union Hifdh
School District
An appeµI by San Ju an
Capistrano to stop a housing de·
velopmenl on a r idgeline above
t he city has been turned down by
the Orange County Planning
Com mission.
The commissioners voted 3·2
Monday to uphold an earlier ap-
proval given the developments
in the Colinas de Capistrano
area by the county Subdivision
Committee.
THE CITY HAS two weeks to
decide whether to appeal the
commission's decision to the
county Board of Supervisors.
Planning Director Tom Merrell
and Shea Homes until a final rul· Boat owners ing is issued.
THE PROJECTS are part of OK
plans for a 2,800-unit planned receive
community on 1,175 acres in the •
hills northwest of San Juan
Capistrano. tO relocate Commissioners stressed Mon·
day that their judgment was dis·
crelionary on whether the de·
velopment plans violate a coun·
ly mandate to preser ve the
ridgeline. where possible.
Forty boat owners have re·
ceived permission from the
Orange Co unty Board of
S upe r visors l o m ove their
vessels from silt-laden slips to
others owned by the county.
• said the city's practice in the
past has been to appeal.
Commissione r s Fred Light
and William MacDougall sided
with the city, claiming that the
plans violate the intent or the
generaJ plan.
Commissioners AJvin Coen.
Irv Pickler and A.E . Wooden
voted to tum down the appeal
and allow the development.
The silt began appearing at
t he harbor after hea~ rains
sent tons of sediment through
the San Juan Creek channel last
winter.
The county and coastal com·
mission have been talking about
removing the silt, but so far ha·
ven 't agreed on conditions for the
dredging.
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The city already has filed a
lawsuit in Orange Count y
Superior Court seeking a halt to
the development near the
ridceline because the city con·
tends the grading proposal
violates the county general plan.
Judge Edward Wallin has
1ranted a preliminary injunc·
lion stopping gradlnc on the
rid1eline for three housinc
project.I pre>p09ed by the Cam·
peau Corp., Ho11rard Mark Homes
Statue solJ8ht
LIVERPOOL, England <AP>
-The hometown of the Beatles
has relaunched a campaip lo
commemorate the Fab Four
with a statue. Beatles fans
around tM world will be asked
to contribute to a fund expeeted
to ~aiae about 50,000 pounds.
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Boat owners, meanwhile. were
seeing their slips filled by the
silt, which had the potential of
damaging hulls during low tides.
Many of the slips at Dana
Point are sub-leased to boat
owners by private companies
which lease the facilities from
the county. But the county does
retain some slips, and those
were the ones lent to the
seafaren with silt-cloHed slips.
The boat ownen will uae \Mir
original sUpe if and when the
dredglns ia completed, ottlcials
said.
Clock tidm cloeer
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~. Janu.,y 14, 1981
Cities'
highway
cash cut
By GLENN SCOTI'
OI-. 0.11, ~lleC Sl.tf
The 26 cities in Orange County
soon will be getting a message
not to count on state highway
funds to improve their congested
roads and freeways during the
next rew years.
Th e O r a n ge C ount y
Transportation Commission de
cided Monday to send s uch a let·
· ter explaining to city officials
that expected deficits in lhc
Callrans budget will canl'cl
ruture construction projeC'ls un
less new financing is arranged
In Newport Beach. for cx:im
pie. the message will mean that
a proposed six lane exten~1on
linking lhe Corona del Mar
Freeway lo Ma c Arthur
Boulevetrd won't be started as
planned in 1983.
That $11 7 milla on µroject wa~
one or many dropped from the
state Trans portation C'11m ·
m ission 's rive year plan ror
Orange County hecaust' of insur
ficienl funds.
In all. Orange County stands
to lost' $95 1 m1ll1on worth or Jlr"J
eds already appro\/l'd by th1·
s late for implc.-m c n tal111n
thr11ugh lh1• 1985 8fi fis<·t1 l year
Other loi.t lffUJN'l S indudt·
s pending about $2 mallion for
widening tu two lanes the.-('on
nerlor roads between lhl• Santa
An ii and the Ncwvort fr<'ewa v:-.
and a $111 million proposa l to
widen parts or P a<·afic Coast
Highway
f"l11i11g l1is s1111(•f•r
Transporlc.1tion l·omm1s~1on
members have tried to mu~tc.-r
a s much pohli<·al clout as 1><1~-;1
bit• to forn• the stale.-lcgislaturt·
and Gov t-;drriund c; Brown .J r
to pass a 1>olit1c<1lly unpopular
1nl'rease in 1'(asohnc.-taxes Tom MonnH' of llunh\'ill l', Alu . show!> off some• of his
s kill with a Fris bee tn this multiple-f>xposun· photo
:vtonroc·s Frisht'l' throw. run and <:alt'h mark of 271.2 feet
IS lis ted in lhl' (•urrrnt c;uannt•ss Book of World Rerords
Thc.-y hav(' n·1watcdly hrou1:ht
up th<> issu1·. wh1('h they l'li11m 1s
thl· must t rit11·al is~u•· fa1·an~
them Tht• «llunty 1·omm1sM•m
has 1·ndorsl'<t an an1·rc<1Sl.' from
the current se\'t•n c·rnt tax to a~
mu1•h as 13 cents per gallon lu
rctise funds for what thev ~:1v
an• needed 1mvr11v1·mcnb. · ·
Newport to keep
porno shop closed? H that increase, or ;) similar one. is authori7.ed . then the
projects dropped from the ri ve
y.uar .plan.-c'9llld .. be .. re•inserted:
~aid Ron Cole. an administrative
aide with the commission.
By STEVE MARBLE
OI -0..11, ~I ... St•ff
Newport Reach city officials
are hoping to use fire to fif:(ht
fare in their bad to kee11 t he
ars on damaged Ta lk or th•·
Town bookstore from reopening
In documents filed with the
Fourth Oistrict Court of Ap
peals. the city argues that it wai.
last October's fire. not t•ity law.
tha~ clpsed down the sex em
porium
BUT ff TIIE court allows the
bookstore to re<>pen. says the ci
ty, the shop owners will be in
violation of an e mergeni;y or
d in ance that we nt on th <'
law books prior lo the fire.
Th e e m ergency ordinance,
later r eplaced by permanent
law, slapped a moratorium on
all adult entertainment .
City offi cials maintain Talk of
the Town owners were in viola
lion of the emergency ordinance
when they opened shop and
never received proper permiLo;
The city threatened lo r inse
bookstore.
Gem
Talk
/Iv./<' llf'M/'11101':.'i c,.,,,,,,.i1 <;,.,,,.,,,,/.!,.•,, A<;s
THE ASSAY OFFICE
n ,,("f'?IP /mm thl' /HU/
Remember the scenes in the
old western movies when the
grizzled old gold prospector
would take his sack or dust or
nuggeL5 to an official "assay
office" to be weighed a nd
graded by a gent with a balance
sc;d e? Those offices have not
been around fo~ a long time, but
they're on the way back. The
firs t of several regional U. S.
Assay Offices is expected to be
opened in Providence, R.f., a
major center ol gold jewelry
manufacturing. The orrtce is
e•pected to have two major
functions : (1) assaying jewelry
gold for proper grade and gold
·content and C2) 1Mn1 official
government approval and
sanction to the quality or U.S.
jewelry products. This stamp ol
approval should help our
balance ol payments situation
abroad by lncreasln1 foreip
sales. It won't be quite as
romantic H th• 1ri11led old
pro9pedor and the uaayer with
the almple ttal•. But the bulc
ld•a wlll be Utt aame :
proteetlan few aold Hllen and
bu yen, lacladl•I tt.e U.S.
eouumw. The old pro1peotal'
would Ilk• that.
But the fire, they say, beilt them
tot he punch. ·
In other words. says City Al·
111rney llugh <.:orrin. a boarded-
up. rare-gutted bookstore 1s one
thanJ?. hut if it goes back into
busint•ss, at would he an illegal
use•
This argument was riled by
the city in response to efforts by
bookstore owners to reopen the
shop al 29.10 W Coast Highway.
Last month, an Orange CoWlty
judge look sides with the city
and orde red the bookstore lo
cease business ll already had
because or fire damage.
ATTORNEY JOSH Kaplan,
re vrcsenting bookstol e owne r
T homas Wade, appe~led the
c-ase early this month lie asked
the court to let Wade open up
again while the appeal is heing
dt'liberalc."<I.
No dN·is1on has been made.
City officials contend Wade
v 1olated city building laws by
l'X a nding his business without
rmission. They say he con
struclcd "viewing booths" to
!-.how porno movies.
But without some incr ease m
re\'enue. he said st alt.· planner~
figure that inflatwn and dwin
dlin~ lax revenues wi II c reat<' a
Sl billion defidt. thus c reating
lht" need to throw out proposed
projects throughout the state
Mesa burglar
'invited'
An east Costa Mesa woma n
told police she left the back door
or her condominium open for hc·r
r oommate's cat Monday wht!n
s he left on a 45-minutc shoppinf.!
trip.
Officers said a burglar en
tered the home through the OJ>t•n
door. gr abbed a jewlery '':JM'
and ned
Cindy Jaynt.• Brown told JX>IH·e
the gem case, le(t on the dmmg
r oom table , con tained about
$4,100 worth or jewelry.
OMEGA QUARTZ
TAILORED TO
YOUR LIFESTYLE
Omega. o fitting and flott•rlng companion for
the man ond for th• woman whose llfe·tCyf•' ore
sparked by chong•·of·poc• ond chon9e-of·plocel
Doth models In yellow gold·fllled cose ore
Om.go Quartz for on·tlme occUfocy within
second' o month. See th•m ond oth•r Om~o•
In our collecllon.
J. C..JJ_,,J.,;., J.-!.r1
MEMBER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY ·@
1123 NEWPOAT BLVD , COSTA MESA :'u:"
IN Tttll SAMII LOCATION SINCll 1MI
Bant!America'!' M•tlr ~ flHONI ~1
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~•rp•I••
Chilly 01e010ries
t'll08T\' l'•;MTa-;a \' t :Al.8 Dl!:n. You h•ve to aua·
JM•1•1 th1u ~11mt-of nur l'tt11cna, bulun1 an the rel•tive
"11 t nllh of 1 h111 tilt•,i.t-t.I rnia1>tline, 1ot a few 111.iles out ol
rrl·•·nt Ot'W!> 1ll1>JH1td1t•e. from P'lorida, where citrus ~r· •14 l'r11 ii rt• 1n t1 1•111nttbtic·awte of the freeae.
"ur._. , .,J 1itu":." 1ti ... r" were a couple of auffawa over th~ phut0& of u·11·l1:1i. 1h '""tnl( from oran1es °" Florida trees,
murt' H't' m·11r M1am1 and rt!pc>rt.8 ol a de1reea above aero
frun1 T111lah11~1>et' -"
Tht-rt· 141t!-ct lllllt' huwtver, fnends. before taco stands
.-nd o!>"hdll l'OVt-rtld t'Hrythmg in Orange CoWlty , that our
vwn ('llrw. indw.tr) woul d grow grim with reports of a
'ink 1nj( thd m 11m .. tt-r
'S THt: Mt-;Rt'UK \' dropped to near-free11ng or
belol4 tht' j!rowtr1i would haul out smudge pots in places
li ke Oranti:1: Garden lirovc, Tustin, lrvi~e 41Dd San_ Ju~n
l 'a "11itrano TheM' were tht: days when citrus was king m
Orange l 'ount} long bdort' anybody worried about s mog,
mu1·h le:.:. trie(f to control it
Mttr a r lear. cold night in the deep freeze, the s ky
U\ t'r Orange County would be a deep, dirty brown from
~mudgmg K1d1i would be excused from school because
they'd been UI' all night, helping dad and the hired hands
ht'at grove!> to save the crop.
Thl' next night, almost every radio in Southern
l'al1fom1a would be tuned to Clear Channel Station KF1 ,
;iwa1l1nl( thl' frel'zing word from a man named Floyd D.
You ng of the U.S Fruit Frost Service in Pomona.
81.ESSED WITH A l'lear and resonant voice, Young
wou ld come on the air and deliver the good or bad news in
Orange County and where lhe orange! UHmt
a rather flat. undramatic monotone. Come to think of it.
some or the radio and TV tommcntators of today might do
well to emulate him "
"Frost warnings arc general across the entire region
tonight." Young would intone. "Smudging will be
necessary for oranges a nd le mons in almost all locations
after midni.:ht and in some areas as early as 10 p.m."
Oh boy, we're in for it tonight. Then he would begin a
point-by point forecast of expected lows for the nigttt :
"Lemon Cove. 29 , Oran ge Cove. 28; Exeter, 31 ;
Strathmorc, 29; Oxnard JO ; Chatswoi:th. 31; Exeter. ~l ~
CucamonJ;(a, :JO. "
HOLD YOUR OVERCOAT, old Floyd was getting to
·-··us:" El.T.ow.-29; San Jua.A Capistrano,28 .. ''.. ·· -~ ·
Wow! Twenty-eight in San Juan? Break out the extra
blankets . Young never did forecast for our coastal places
like Huntington Beach, Newport or Laguna. These spots
are Just a bit out or the citrus belt. But when he gave you
El Toro and San Juan, you got the idea.
Floyd O Young Joined the Fruit Frost Service in 1921
anrl started short-range radio frost forecasts, sharing the
;iir with a chap nam ed Uncle John, who read the funny
papers lie hit the big-time on K Fl in 1931, cutting into a
program called "One Man's Family."
I.ATER. Hf: WAS cutting short Chesterfield's Per ry
Como s how to get the frost ne1ws out to Southern
California The cigarette people learned of this and cried
fou l to KFJ owner Earl C. Anthony (your Southe rn
California Packard dealer ). Anthony decided to call for a
post<:urd i><>ll from listene rs to see if the frost warnings
should be taken orr the a ir.
That was probably the only time Perry Como ever got
slaughtered in a p0pularity poll. Kfo'J was deluged with
postcards supporting the frost ma n and his monotone re-
vorts.
THE NIGHT AFTER poll results were known was the
onl y time I ever heard a note of leVffy in a Floyd D. Young
broadcast. "Thanks for all those cards and lette rs. folks,"
he chuckled. "and good night."
Floyd D. Young is gone now, but the frost warnings
continue on radio. Yet, when a chill still hits our coastal
region. I can hear him now.
NATION I WEATHER
23 111ardnlen d led
Both ships blamed coQ.ision • Ill
TAMPA, Fla. <AP> -ltllit.ary lavntl1aton have eoncluded
tbat tbe Cout Guard cutter Bluktbom and tbe oil tanker ~
Caprlcam were both to blame for a colUaion in Tampa Bay tbat
ldlled 231\W'damen, accordlnt to the Tampa Tribune.
The newspaper, quotiD1 sources clOM to the lnveat11aUon. re·
ported tbat a Marine Board of Inquiry's final report would fault
both ships for failure to keep as far to the ri1ht H prictlcal, to
sound proper whistle signals at proper times and to eatabllah radio
contact.
Commandant Adm. John 8 . Hayes reportedly concurred with
the findings of the board, clearing the way for relea11e of the find ·
ings nearly a year after the Jan. 28, 1980, accident, the worst in the
peacetime history of the Coast Guard.
Coast Guard officials refused comment, uylnte the report
would be made public very soon.
In a related matter, The Tribune uld 11 Co1111t Guud hearing
officer hu recommended dis mi1111al or court martial charges
a1ainst Blackthorn deck officer Lt. j.I( J R Ryan. who was at the
helm of tbe aging buoy lender at the time or the'acc1dent
According to sources quoted hy the newt1p•11er , Capt. Delmar
fo'. Smith ,of Mobile. Ala., also len It to Kth Coa11t Guard District
commander Rear Adm. Paul Yo!\t whetht>r to court-martial
Blackthorn skipper I.t. Cmdr. Ge<irf(e J S.-1>4!1 Yo!'lt is expected to
make his decision Friday.
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Jenrette's wife
fimh $25,000
COLUMBIA. S.C. (AP) -Rita Jenrette, who says she intends
lo divorce former Rep. John W. Jenrette, was packing up her
husband's clothes in their Washington townhouse when she found
$25,000 in large bills stuffed in a shoe, lawyers say.
She believes it's th~ bribe money Jenrette was convicted or
taking in the Abscam sting, lawyers say.
He insists it is n't.
"I can assure you if the money came from Abscam, I'll walk
into jail right now," Jenrette told the Washington Post.
THE SOUTH CAROLINA Democrat was convicted in October
of accepting $50,000 from FBll agents posing as Arab s heiks. The
m oney was never recovered.
Jenrette lost his November re-election bid and resigned his
scat shortly before the House was lo vote on disciplinary measures
that could have included expulsion.
Mrs. Jenrette found the cash, mostly $100 bills, as s he packed
clothing to send to South Carolina. It was turned over to her
lawyer. former Sen. James Abourezk, D-S.D., who has refused to
discuss the matter .
If the rash turns out to be Abscam money, Jenrette could be
t•harged with perjury s inre he testified during his trial that he re·
t'l'tvt•d no money.
THE POST ON MONDA V quoted the Justice Department as
saying that serial numbers from six randomly selected bills did
not match those or the Abscam money.
.I cnrette insisted that the money had come from the sale
of some rertifi l•ate or deposit notes .
Mt!anwhilc, Jenrette's lawyer Kennth M. Robinson said the
money was to pay him for Jenrette's appeals.
l SepeJ, 35, 1bould be char1ed only , ii It ii determined the
Blackthorn waa on tbe wron1 1lde of the channel, the sources quot·
ed Smith u aayin1. The bearin1 officer also reportedly said
cbar1ea a1ainat Ryan, 29; should be dl1mi11ed becal&le Blacktbom
executive officer Lt. David Crawford wa1 cloaely 1upervlsin1 him
before the accident, the newspaper reported.
Crawford never has be.en the subject of an investigation
because Coast Guard regulations relieve him of le1al responsibili·
ty whenever the skipper is on the bridge, mllltary lawyers have
said.
The 805-foot Capricorn was heading to the Port of Tampa while
the Blackthorn was en route to its homeport of Galveston, Texas
when the collision occurred on a clear, moonnight at the mouth or
Ta mpa Bay. ----------------
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Workmen in Mentor. Ohio. load 110 bales of m arijuana in-
to loade r for shipment lo steel furnace where it was
burned Monday. The marijuana. one of largest finds ever
in Midwest. was discovered over the weekend on In-
terstate 90 in an ahandone<l rental trutk overturned in a
snow bank. --------~-----
Mechanical
' bull bucks
laivsuit
HOUSTON <AP) Workmen
str uggled for more than 30
minutes to disassemble the star
witness, stuff him into narrow
elevators and move him to an
llth-rtoor courtroom where a
Texas honky tonk is fighting to
k eep sol e rights to its
mechanical bull.
The famed mechanical bull of
Gilley's saloon will be put back
together and mounted by cow-
boy Gator Conley, who plans to
demonstrate the device during
the trial of a patent la wsuit over
the mechanical maniac.
A U.S. District Court jury em·
paneled Monday will decide
whether three Hous ton com-
panies h ave the right lo
manufacture and sell variations
of the mechanical bull produced
by G1lley's Enterprises Inc.
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CALIFORNIA
'Honor among -thieves'
Pa~l 1eeb to halt alleged conflict of intere•t
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found thut ,.,,...t·m!Jb 'l11clakt'r
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.ind l'IKhl utht.'r µrt'.,t'lll c.111.J
l11rrnl'r l ri,:1-.lolo r '> hotl :.o
rt'µrt.'.!>cnt rtl l'l11:nh 1n the lca.'>I
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1>rat·t11·t· 01J1>t-ar:. tu be hurl)
lcHt'
t'OMM l ~S I O!'lo Ml::MBl-:R
l'atra t'l<t · Lap:.in \aid t·han~mg ·
tht• la" would prohably be
futile bc<.·au:.t• of the man.>
\\a\s to trc.dt· 1nflucn<·t· fur
fa\ors tn tht• <'apttol , and sug
~t,i-.t1;·d that th•• lq.:1slalors
·· pul1t·c lhcmi-l'I vt·s "
·· t think 1l 's a rnall e r of
hon or or honor among
thu•ves, an s1m1t· l'aM·s." Ms
Lapan s;.ud
llllj 11 I 111•' a 1111 rt' lj U I'' l ' 11 f
h•111:.l.1tw .. th1· .,,,,.(( 'uu.J
T hi· 1 •. , .. ,rt ,1b11 ,auJ 11 1·ur
11·111 •11 lun11t•1 h•.ci:.lutur:. Wl'rt'
1111•1tilH·1, 11( law (1 r1t~' whoM·
ut h t.'r attor neys a ppeared
bt>fore blah! agencies, but most
uf the legislators h ad no con-
11t•1·11on with the work and got
uo money from. it.
Bipartisan help
sought by Brown
I
'IM'HAMto:NTO t1\P 1 Fo1
111·1 haµs tht· r11.,t t11111· 111 h1stor~.
the gov1,rnor Jffl'">l·nlt·d his
budget proposiJI dtn·t'lly lo lht.·
legis lators Ill order to 1 mprcss
them with the "budget t run<.·h ..
Hut the n::.pum.c, whtlc Gov
Ed mund Hrown Jr talked
about his proposed $24 ti
billion s~nding µIan for f1st.·al
19Hl 82, was generally poltll-anti
rt'strarnc•d on the p<trl of the 80
Assl'mhlv mcmbrrs i.lnd a few of
t ht• -10 st•n<ttors who gal hcn·d
BROWN TOl.D THt:M : "Thi~
1s <1n unpn·1·1·dentNI opportum
I\' . .ind the limc·s wt· II v1· in also
r0
cflt·1·t th.it dt•finition Tht•
times we urc in now require a
b1pa rtisanship wt• have st·en at
th1· stalt• lt·v1·l a s well as th1· na
t·rnployet•s, welfa re recipi'ents,
and s<'hool and health programs.
lie said the S509 million would
provide them 5 percent raises,
hut he was not r ecommending
that f1 gun'. so as to "give you
more ncx1b1llty ..
... e•:u•:v•: the unprecedent·
"" nalure of this budget crunch
rt.·c1uar<•s l·arcful judgments to be
maclt.'," Brown said Monday, s ug.
gt· st mg that t ht>y listen to all those
who want more money
o;sc.•mhlym.in Bill Leonard.
H Sa11 flt•rn•irdino, noting that
thl· lawmakers' l'Opies of the
hu1lgt•t art• yellow. said yellow is
pnhaps "an appropriate color
ht•<·aust· you're shifting the de-
d sion tous. ''
The re iwrt said lht·ri· art·
c•onrtit ting views on wht.•lhl.!r
the pral'lic·t· viol;.1l es California
laws l"ourleen olht·r slates
res tril·t or ban lht• praC'li<.·e.
a nd Congress proh1h1ts 1t
t ion al lf•vcl whl'n 1l has hN·n rt•
q Ulrt'cl ''
i\s ~1·mh ly S1lcak c r Willie
Hrow11 . I> San Francisco, told
rt•1•ortns lal<·r ht' wasn't happy
w 1th tlw governor forcing the
I .1·g 1slat11n• tu make the main
.... , .• ., 1011
B ul il said most I awyer
legislators. and .ill st<ile agen
c·y officials rnle r v 1c w e d .
thought it was inappropriate
"IT WOULD BF. NAIVE not
to realize that agen<'y orric1als
will pay spe(•1al attention to the
The lawma k(•rs kept t h(•tr
quc•stions and eommcnts on a
low key, l>ut a few tOmpl<imecl
ahout lht• $509 million th.it
Hrown would set aside· to let the
L<'gi s laturc rn<tke the lliffll'ull
tlct' is ion on the s iz<' of the cost
of Ii v ing int·n·ases for i-lall-
.. I tlo11 't ltkt· pulling a large
pot oul I hi' rt' that docsn 't con-
t a 1n 1·no11gh money .ind telling
tis w1· hav1· to makf' the choice."
S1wak1·r Brown saul
Bonanno gets 5 years
Metzger
seeks
SAN JOSI-: <Al'i .JosC'ph Honan
BONANNO
no Sr . the 76· yt'ar
t>lll rt•put<.·<I Ma fia
1·hieftain whos t•
l'<H N•r allegedly
stretches back lo
tht• days or Al
Cc.ipone, he.ts re
ccivcd a maximum
sente nce or five
years in prison and
a SI0.000 fine pend-
ing a study or his
health problems.
Bonanno wa!'I c·onv1ctect last Sept J
for conspirat'y to interfere with a
grand jury investigation into allega
lions that Honanno was "laundering"
money through businesses owned by
his sons m S.in Jose and nearby Los
GdtOS.
It was Ronanno's ftrsl (elony COO·
viction.
I .... T1Tli I seat
l"/\1.1.HROOK !AP>
Tom Metzger. the Ku
<!statt• spokesm <m said K tux Klan leader who
HC'agan huill lhc l'alisorl<.'s hnuM· s hol'~cd Den:iocr ats ~Y
in 195() for ahoul $100,0C)(l In 1!17fi, · win~ing. their part y s
during He<igan's rarst prei-idential nomination. to. Con gress
l'andidaC'y a fi n anl'tal d1 sl'losurc in the ~atwn ~ larges t
statement ~howcd a net value or the district, is getting_ ready
ho me or s21 :1 00() lo upset them again.
· · M e tzge r . who lost
Beuf ng rnd plann,-d
LOS ANGELES IAI') Thl' RmmJ
o f Edu t' at i r> n h <is \' O t f'<I fl I In
begin planning for the e nd or t•ourl
ordered busing for school cle~egrPga
lion. one week hefore c.i stalt· Court or
Appe<il dcl'ts1on upholding anti
busing Proposition I l<tkc~ effeel
overwhel m in g ly to
Hc publican incumbent
C lair Rur gener in t he
November general elec·
t 10n for the 43rd District.
said Tuesday he will at·
tt'ncf the party's stale
eon vention 1-'riday in
Sa('ramento and claim a
~rat on the State Central
l'ommittce.
Roard attorney J erry Halverson
s aid the board 1s not moving lo dis
mantle the program but only t o plan
for s uC'h action, so m llalveri-on's
opinion the board's at·t1on µresent PACIFIC PAl.ISAD ES <AP> cd "no legal problem."
President·elet•t Honald Heagan and The board's vote t.•a mt• despite an
M ETZGER'S two ap-
p o 1 n tees -tf ary
Mdlonnell or Ramona
and Klan leader Sher rel
Moore of Sacramento -
will do the same, he
s aid
his wife Nanl'y have oHicially placed almost certain appeal lo the s tal<'
tht•ir home on the market asking $1.9 S u preme" Court by tht• Am<·ric·an
million for the fi vt.' bedroom contem· Civil Liberties Union to slay the rut
porary rant·h-sty le ho use. ~real __ J.!!.g~
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Poli<.11 profesf A"Wlre.-o
Though confaned to a wheelchair. Ford Johnson of Pitts·
burg joined some 300 other demonstrators at a rally in
Sacramento to protest against tight fun.ding on
programs for the handicapped. They claim the state
Department of Rehabilitation is spending "nearly 70 per
cent of its $107 million annual budget on administration ..
Newspaper attacks
'closed hearings'
SAN FRANCISCO (AP> The Sacramento Bee has cited the sex
ual-abuse case against state Sen. Alan Robbins in asking the s tate
Supreme Court to overturn a law the newspaper sa ys hampers
freedom of expression by the media.
The Bee said in a laws u it that seven trial JUdge!.
have ruled against the 1872 law allowing a defendant to insist on
closed preliminary hearings .
One of 10 felony counts against Robbins was dis missed ma closed
preliminary hear ing this m onth.
Closing the hearing prevented · 'di reel. contempor aneous ev al ua
l ion by the public of the disposition or a significant part of th•~
criminal m atte r.·· the newspaper said in its court papers
/
SAC.:RAMENT~ <AP) . -C«f!·
demnmg gay rights legislation
as laws to "protert immorali·
ty. · · a roalition or r hurch
leaders announced a campai1n
against a measure outlawing job
discrimination against homosex·
uals
.. T h e Bible ('O nd emns
hom()scxuality as a sin and a
crime," the Rev Roger Wagner
o f Sonoma, spokes m an for
Californians for Riblical Morali-
ty. told <1 news conference.
TH•: MINISTF.RS opposed tht•
btll on moral, hea lth and even
et·nnomic ~rounds
nl1k c most minorities ,
homnsex uc.il s are not
t-conomical ly depressed. said
Hc•v C hris lloward o r the
C.ipital Chris tia n Center in
Sac·r amcnto. who said 70 percent
of tht.' gay community consisted
uf collt·~c graduates.
Ill' s aid the gay unemploy.
mc...nt r;1te 1s below the rest or
so1·1t'ly. tht•ir i.lverage household
innime 1s ahovc state averages.
"and thc•y havt· more discre·
I ton a r.\ 1111·om1.· ht.'<:ause they
seld om haV(• famil y obliga
twns ''
W MiN•:R Si\ID the issue was
not whdht•r lo impose religious
valut·~ cin government. hut
rather which values should be
1 mpo ~c d b i hli('a l anti
homo sexua l va l ue s or
··humanist'' pro homosexual
values
"Civil authority does not
~pran~ from consent of the gov·
t•rned, hut from < iorJ." Wagner
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CORRECTION
In the Sears, January
14th Automotive ad there
is an advertisement for
16 ft. booster cables sale
priced at S12 .99. The copy desc ription is
incorrect. The corr ect
copy should be "6 gauge
copper cables". We
s incerely regret thi s
error.
Cull .. t·t:ihln
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Chi11;1
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Call 642-5678.
Put a lew words
to wbrk for ou.
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VISITED
W ESTCLIFF CORNERS?
UP TO 50% OFF ON
Placemats. Dishes. Cookware.
Teas
CHOPPING BLOCK. Reg '52001\
NOW '365°0
FEATURING VILLEROY & BOC:H JELLY BELLIES
AND THE ORIGINAL RED PLATE
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oys' ranch aids
troubled youths
The Or•nse Cuw1ty licuml of Su~r\liaor1 and county
qorrt>'<'tlOn u(fh·u.ts h~ H' l~l(uu • t wu mo nth 1ludy to de·
wrmlnt' II the rount )' uwnl!d Jophn Boys • Ranch, located
ae>ar Ttabut•o r amyun, should bt! repaired or abandoned .
Therl' 1& whw tht> option of mo\llna the ranch's 80 rea1· ~l'nls to tbe ad,otnlnti J>olrt!ru boy•· facility , now empty
and aw.,.tmg the i.llocattoo of 1864.000 needed to ready
th .. bu.ikhnte~ fur t-rv1<·e
Bwlt m lhl' 1~. th~ Juvlm R•nch as for boys 1tged 15
to l7 who ut-tram~ferrtd from Juvenile Hall in Santa
Ana Over tht' yurb, cJurnutor y . ''1&feleria aand classroom
-u1ldU\g~ hit\>e beco nu: run down
It would be" c. m1stakt lo abandon the ranch, which
~orrection offlc1alb de:sc:nbt a:\ just what the doctor or·
dered for teen agt boy~ try an~ to sort out their lives a!ter a b rush with the law
The wildernes s se ttmg h as a calming effect on the
youths. enabling them to concentrate on their schoolmg
and escape the pressure of inner-city life that may have
oon tributed to the ar arrest, officials claim.
There are no guards or walls at the ranch. The boys
know if they run away they won't be able to return.
Ins tead they will be kept under lock a nd key at a security
fil r tlity .
Count y support for the Joplin Ranch s hould contmue
and be expanded if possible. Statistics show the success
of t he wilderness e n vironment on confused youngsters.
County studies show better than a 50 per cent success rate
m preventing s ubs equent offenses by boys leavmg the
r a nc h.
The Joplin Ranch is a needed and hum~ne resource.
It provides appropriate atmosphere and guad.a~ce before
their criminal patterns h ave reached the c ritical. ha rd·
time level.
A precious resource
A report released last week by Orange County listed
m ethods for reducing agricultural sedimenta tion from
washing into Upper Newport Bay. It s hould not be t a ken
lightly. . .
The scenic Upper Bay 1s a mere 10 feet at its deepest
spot near the Pacific Coast Highway bridge . At its other
e nd near the mouth of the primary source. San Diego
Creek, a virtual marshland already exists.
Mostly during h eavy storms, but also as a result o(
u s ual drainage in the 93,000-acre'~atershed, an estimated
356.000 metric tons of sediment has settled in the Upper
B ay since 1973. That means about 180 a cre feel of water
storage capacity h as been lost , according to the report.
State hydrologists say the bay is a s ignificant body or
water -second only to Lake Tahoe in priority for quality
improvement.
Farmland erosion contributes e nough sediment that
t hey cracked down and demanded a plan to improve the
s ituation.
T he county responded with the first part o f an in·
t t>rim plan which lists m any techniques for halting
erosion. They include contour plowing, planting native
gr asses in rows between trees and crops, and other
methbds of damming the flow of heavy materials that
have been pouring into the bay.
Fortunately. the primary owner of the farmland in
the watershed involved is the Irvine Company. And the
Irvine Company -admittedly with an investment of its
own at stake -appears more than willing to cooperate .
Putting this plan into action won't clean up sediment
a I re ady settled in the bay , nor will it halt all of the ele·
m cnts that a r e filling and polluting it. But it will help.
Orange County government, the City of Irvine, Newport
Hcach and all other entities involved s hould cheer on the
Irvine Company's e fforts and keep searching for other
ways to s ave t he precious bay.
Blunt 'diplo01acy'
One would expect a n appointee t o as important a post
as U.S. ambassador to the United Nations would have at
le a st a somewhat positive attitude toward the world or·
ga nization.
Rut e ven before s he takes office, Ronald Reagan's
amhassador -designate Jeane Kirkpatrick is suggesting
that 1..erhaps the United St ates should withdraw its ~up
port unless tht U.N. beco m es "less harmful, damaging,
unfair and h~r1tical."
J maganc an itm bassador n amed t o a for e if(n
d iplumatw post startan~ out with remarks like that about
th1· ho~ .. t ,.,Juntry
h :rhap:-s , h oweve r , it's jusf ·a -sign of 0 rofessor
K 1rk11:1trwk ·~ r•·nowned outspokenness.
I fa v111~ Jaun<'hed her broadside, she did go on to a l·
l11w t h;it th•· world body h1tt1 made som e positive contribu·
tuins ;ind 1·an 1,.. an l!ffec:tive ins trument to expand
human frncdom . . Sin•·~ lht! l :uilc!d St alt..-ii remains the maJor smgle con-
trahutor to lht! U N hudl(rl, o ur ambassador probably can
sa y what she plca1u~:s There 'K no doubt the mac hinations of
some of its mcm~rH t·an be Irritating.
We cun only hope Mrs . Kirkpatrick will bear with
them and make , as ~he promises. "a good effort" to keep
the internalaom1l ma<'hinery in working order.
• • Opinions u prossed m tt10 space above are those of the Dally Pilot.
Other views eKpws~ed on 1h1a page are those or therr authota and
artists Reader comment 1s 1nY1ted. Address The Daily Piiot. P.O.
BoK 1560, Costa Musa, CA 92626. Phone (714) &42-4321 .
Boyd/Kiwi bird
ByL.M. BOYD
H the klwl bird of New
Zealand weren't so stupid,
• I'
Dear
Gl~~r
Gu8
I would like to know
why, ln tod1y'1 enero
criala, we've not laltlat.
eel year-round dayU1bt
aavln1Ume. 11.W.
....
you could track with it u
tbouah it were • bound dos.
ao cfellcate la ita aeue of
smell. Good tbini. It needs
that to survive. The kiwi
can't ... worth a tlnll•'•·
A1e 51 la said to be the
compeshoey-n'6r1m1Bt time--
for m:::J in JapH tit ... days, tbe Hnior-elU...
elube thenabouta are boom·
ta1 therefore.
Q. Dkl tile PUcrima OD the llaJftonr brtns eon wttaa
' tbem? A. Not cm tile flnt trip. Aad u.., ... IOITJ ..., dlG"t.
Tb••~= later~~ ...
of arrt•u u" .. eow far .. ery ...... .,. .....
" n
Jack Anderson
Prime rate hits the little guy
WASHINGTON Every news
story on the remorseless climb
of interest rates invariably
focuses on the "prime rate,"
with lhe explanation that this is
the percentage c harge d b y
banks t.o their most reliable bor·
rowers . Anyqne with less pres
t1g1ous credentials l'&n expect
to pay a higher rate on his loan
What onl y a few inside r s
know. however . 1s that the prim<'
rate 1s even
more unfa ir
to the little
g u y A l·
cordin..c to a
(•on fident r al
F e d e r al
R e s e r ve
Roard s ur
vey. the biJ!
banks haven't
b e en l'harjo!
Ill!! their favored Big .Hu s1nc•ss
borrowers any th1n ~ l ike t ht•
pri me rate
The bankt•rs ran up tht• µnnw
ratl' to alJm•c 20 J.)('rt't'nl la!>t
year. Yet at tht• same· 11nw. lht')
offered loans to hi g corporal11111s
at well below that supposC'dl~
'most favon •d " ratio . !ht• s urn·y
sho\\ t•d.
"Thl' h1rgc hank!> ha\'c• bel•n
posting a phon) pn rn1· r :ilt, ' a
Earl Waters
knowlNIUeahh• 1·on.crNH~wn11I
sourre told my as14111·111h• Luc·ette
La~nuclo They huve boen mak
inl>l loan11 to Rll( Uu11ine1111 at 5 or
fi points below the• postt•d pr1rTW!
rat<'. tu.• c·harwcd It h1111vened
la!it YN•r. ;ind 11 '.-; hu1111en1111( now
~ E/\NWHll.•:. o r 1•ourst"
s mall bui.inessm en arc beinl(
for<0t>1I to pay a fe w pornts ahovc
the hol(us prime rate. Indeed,
the hankers arc· upproachml( the
kind of rntercst rnles that t·ouhJ
get u Mafra loan shark thrown in
ja 1 I as hrJ.(h as a ui-ur111us is
µc n ·c11t or 21; µt·rccnl.
Tht• t•ost 1n human lcrrns 1s
staggering Sky-hi gh ·Interest
rutt'.'. have driven tht' payment!-.
on homt' mortga~ws and maJor
insta llml•nt J)Urt•ha!>l'l'> l1C)Olld
th1· rt'iH'h or m un) 11co11lc
Tht.• t'ffri-t on s rn<.111 bust
ncssnH:n has hl't'n crirJµhnJ.( <1nd
1n m.rn} 1·aM·s ruinous H) the
't•ry rwlure of their operations.
I ht-y rt-<1uin• regular infuswns of
C'red1t 111 !>Uf'\'I\'(• But lhl• loam.
that ust•ll to lit• their lifesaver!>
un • 111''' dn1 j:!g1ng t h1·m under
"'hen ll1<:) 1·an gl'l thc m at all.
Taki• lhl' c asi'.: of Cha rles
Al t ma n. own<·r of a !>mall
d oth1ng fa1·Lor~ 111 Waltham.
M HS Last winter, he was in
urgent need of a loan lo keep go·
mg But interest rates had just
rnomc.-d up. and Altman found
that the bankers were relucta.nt
to lend him what he needed -
they .were afraid he couldn't ar.
ford the hil(h interest rates they
we're l'hargrng
Allman went to the Small
Bus ines s Administration for
heJp But unofficially. he got
turn1•d down there . t1>Q Ap
parently, the fal't that he \\a!>
nut a minority businessman. or
rn immin e nt dang e r of
lia nkrupll'y. killed his d tanccs
with the government agent·}.
FINALLY, Altman found
a banker who would ltdvance a
s mall loan But 11 wasn't enough
to install the air condllwnrng hrs
plant badly needed. A:-. a result.
during the summer heat waves,
Altm<.1n si mply had to dos('
down Shipping deadlines were
m rs sed, and prt1duC'lion dropped
h y half Ins tead of making
money Altma n lost. He 1s now
fcir 1ng hankruptc·y
Meanwhile, fl1 g lius1ne<,s 1·on
glomcrales which t•ould af
ford high Interest rates a lot bet·
ter than the Charles Altmans of
the nation -are getting credrt
at b<1rgain pral'es from their
friendly bankers. The Federal
Reserve Board is aware or the
situation. but 1s deferential to
the Big Boys or high finam·e
DESF.RT •'REEZE • Recent
reports that Saudi Arabia is in·
vesting its oil billions in German
and Japanese curren<'ies. in·
stead of dollctrs, come as no sur·
prise to Amerit•an businessmen.
They have been aware for some
11 me I hat they a re losing
lucrative Saudi contracts to
l'Ompetitors or other nations,
parl1 t ularl y Japan. South
Korea and l"ran1·P.
The Ameri('ans say the main
rf'ason is that restril'live l.' S.
laws are driving up the tost of
doing l1usiness overseas For t'X
ample'. t'\'l!n wht•n all the work 1s
bt!1ng done in Saudi Anih1 a. lht!
husinessmPn t·latm. Ir s firms
must 1·omply with cxpenS1\'f' en
v1r onmc nta l n·i.:ulations that
fore ign hus111essn11·n don't ha\'e
1<1 m eet
The 1·11s1 of 1mporlin ~ c•xpert
personnel 1s alsc1 " f~wtor in thl•
Saudis ' relut·t<int !-.h tfl uwa~
from U.S fi rms An J\mc•rw an
c n g 1 n c e r e o i;t s t h 1• S aud i:..
$400.000 a year. whrlt· thl'\ n 1n
hrrng a J apanese cngint'.cr to
their countr} for only ~JC!5,0011
and a Korean for <•ven IPss
A J UNGl.E Bt·rn.: a l<:ad1nJ.!
a r m s m e rc·h a ut ha s i t s
headaches, anonhn14 ·tn :1 SCl'ft!!
report prepared for the .1111111
Chiefs of Staff Th<-prospf'l•t1v1·
buyers have an irritating lt•n
dency to play lhC' sc>ll1•rs r1rl
against eaC'h other . 1t sct•ms
"If the rel'1pr<•nts hcltc \'l' the)
nee1I arms and t·ann111 hu) I rorn
the lJnitc<J. Slates. tht-\ will hu\
from othE'r rndu:-.tr1al ·1·ounlric~.
indud1n~. 111 s11m e n t!><''>. t hl'
Sov i l'l Union. · I h1• n •port 1·1,rn
pla ins, artri1n g l!lum l~:
"If a na1wn 1s r11n\'1n1·••d that
its -;('1·unl\ 1s threat1.•n1•d and J U11 J!''~ tis. arm.., requ1rt•m,•nH
cl 1 r l t•n•n t l ~ lhan thl· t•nited
~lat e~ d1.,.:s tilt· l S ahtltl\ to
<.1ffeet tis dl·n~11m 1s l11n 1te;I to
the 1111\\l'r .to 1w r,;uadl.' Tht•
PO'-' f'I to 1wr ... uatl1• 1~ 1 n I urn. tie
!Jl'O tlt·llt u)1on 1111• g11111I\\ Ill. n m
fHlen1·1• and t ru~1 tha• lht• l 'n1t .. d
SI a t<•, ha-: dt•\ l'l•11lt'd \\ rl h th1•
m 1l 11:11 \ l10,1d1·r , J.!"' 1•rnml'nb
and pt·11plt• "' t 111•-,t· 1•1111nt rt•'" ..
Pension funds tempt social engineers
A number of sche me:.. are !)('
ing hatched , any one of whrl'h
could cost California taxpayers
billions of dollars because they
involve the plundering of hu,::e
pension funds held 111 trust by
state and local governments.
The largest s ut'h fund Is that
of the Public F.mployees Retire·
ment System
( P ER S l
whi c h now
s tands near
$14 billion, a
sum rivalling
the total de·
po s it s o f
Secur it y
Pa c ific or
We lls Fargo
and cx<·eed
ing both Cr1H'ker and United
California, all four herng in the
top 20 banks of tht> nal ion. Rut
PEits represents Just onf' of the
p u b I I t: c m p I o y c• t• f u n d s
t:s tahhs hNI mrtially JUSl fur
slate ernployc't!!>. it l1as tiecn ex
panded lo include many of the
smaller l'itics and C'ount1es
Other st ale r>ensiun fund!> in·
elude the te a<·hers a nd the
University or California, the two
next largt>s l . and those for
judges and legislators. At last
report the teachers fund was
some S8 hillion out or balant'e
and both th1• Judges and
legislators syste ms are a lso bad
ly underfunded Nevertheless.
taking all funds, including those
maintained independently by the
Art Hoppe
l'il1l'S and counties , there rs an
es tr matctJ $60 billion tied up.
SUl'll HUGE asset:-. make the
poli t rc1ans positively drool a~
tht'.v c·nvision ways to spend the
money in furtherance of social
engineering brainstorms
The fi rst serious threat to the
PERS fund arose three or so
years ago when Slate Senator
John OunJap or Napa proposed a
~tale operated bank lo finance
s mall business and low cost
housing for the underprivileged
al below cos t interes t. The
legislation was defeated. So was
Dunlap at the very next election.
The r e is s mall doubt his
C'Ol'kamamie idea Of a state
bank C'Ontributed heavily to that
def t>at
T hul threat however prompted
thf' passage or legislation declar·
rn~ ltw PERS fund to be a trust,
s omething whil'h had always
hee n tacitly unders tood but
never spelled out in law. Despite
this new law, efforts lo find
ways to divert the funds into
so1·1al programs have continued.
TIU.: MOST recent surfaced
earlier this month with the
unvf'1l111g or a sturly by several
s t ate departments. It recom·
mendccl "an Cl'onomic SWAT
team·· to aid business, help com·
munit1es overcome factory shut·
downs. and relocate displaced
workers ll proposed fiscal in·
centives including the creation
of a pool or capital t o aid bus1·
ness. <Shades of Dunlap's state
bank 1
Since. with the treasurv sur
pluses gone. the state h·as no
funds for s uch purpose. the 1m
plication was clear that use of
the pension funds would be
sought. This was admitted by
Gray Davis, the governor's chief
aide, who said "We believe they
<the pension runds > can earn the
max i mum s promoting
Californ ia industries ·· This
same thought was expressed by
John Harrington, a former
Dunlap aide now working on yet
another study for the governor
which aims al developing low.
cost housing as well as funds to
assist small business and energy
resources companies.
This "pie in the sky" thinking
ignores the basic that no matter
what the rate of return promised
ma y be. risky investments are
not proper ones for pension
funds. Faltering industries are
hardly gilt-edged investments.
something the federal govern·
ment is learning with Chrysler
ASIDE FROM the impropriety
of governme nt e nte ring the
wo rld or commercial financing,
the indisputable fact which the
governor and others don't seem
to gras p is that the pension
ru nds do not belong lo the stale
and are not theirs to tamper
with.
Those funds belong solely to
th£• emplv}ees ll 1s money de
du1·t ed from their µayrhri·ks
wh1l'h. with th<· monc) earner!
from 11:::. USl' m 1nn•st ml•nh . 1s to
be hehl rn trus t to pro' ult• for
therr rettrl'm<'nt n ·ars ·1 rue. lht•
s t a ll' a s Pm pl1)~ p 1· al ... o 1·1111
tn but<'s but its 1><1yments are m
lieu of higher wages and are c·ost
accounted as part of the total
labor cost 111 whal has he('f)mt•
known as the t<1tal compensation
package
P E R.~ OF•·1c·1AIA" ha\'{' the•
duty tu invest the funrls m the
highest potential earnrngs l'On
sis tent "ith s e c urity While
m any or the blue chip stocks.
government an<1 ut1l1t y t><>nds
and home mortgage investments
made hv PERS do airl Cahfomra
industry, that rs 1.·ornl'irlental lo
lhe trust To compt>I tht' invest
ments to be made in aid of
f a lt e r inj! indus t ri e " IA Ould
seriously jeopartJ11e the funds
and end up being the bi ggest rip
oH of the l ax payers yet
For what e\·en · <'alifornia tax·
payer should ht'. made aware of
ts that the s tate has a contrac·
tual obligation to prov11le the
pensions for rts 'retired workers
IC the funds which now exist for
that purpose a r P dissipated
throu~h foolish investments as a
result of tampering hy the politi·
cians. 1t ('Ould cost the taxpayer!\
billions of dollar!\ to make up
those losses
At last the rich can come out of the closet
I was fl attered to r eceive a
call the other day from the most
chic hostess in town. Letitia Buf-
fum, inviting me to one or her
"little beneflta."
Being a sport, 1 am always
willing to lay out a ten spot in or·
der to aip Jug
wine and
scarf down
•0111 potato cb!Pe fQr the
bittennent of
starving
A1lan1, pen-
n lleu ml ·
I r a n t
workers or
•n1ry Black
Panthers.
"SUre thlq, Lettua," I said.
"What worthy cause wUJ I be
1ett1DI balf ·amubed for?"
"The Bel Air Relief Fund,"
the Hid. "They deaperately
need aa improved Hcurlty
1y1tem for tbelr Racquet. a.8·
gammon & Hunt Club. Burglars
broke in and made off with a
member 's b rand y glass
warmer."
"Shocking," I said. "But I'm
not sure I want to donate SlO ..
"Not $10. dear." said Letitia. .. ,1.000 ..•
"You mean you're lnvitinc on·
ly rich people lo a benefit for
ricb peeple?0 I Hid. "Witateter
happened to your parties for
poor people to which you even
invited a token poor person or
two?"
•'Where on earth have you
been?" Hid Letitia. "Poor 11
out; rich ii in."
WHEN I MID J' hadn't beard,
Letitia kindly explained that
Wa1htnston wu tbe arblw-Cll
what ·wu soelolo1lcallj cbic.
And Preltdent-eleet ....... ~a II
clOHll frienda and advllon -
hla "kitchen cablnet" -wwe
all , at th e ve r y least .
millionaires. who are now busi·
ly helping him "make America
great again " -pres umably for
mill lonaires.
"Don't you see?" she said.
"We rich have come out of the
closet at laat. For too many
years, we've been a harassed
silent minority. forced to akulk
pou1J1lkJA1 poo moioh.
uhamiCf of our secret wealth,
1ivln1 parties for the poor to
show we cared."
"And now you don't care any
more?"
"Of coune we care," aaid Letltla. "Juat )'eaterday, I went
up to a poor Pli"IOD and said,
'Too bad for )'OU.• But now that
rich ii beautllul, .. don't flll oilt1 .--betQ rteh. "Rich pride!' we HY. 'llicb Power!' Ovt·m...,.INlll-.iD.a
1111 fte .._..UC.al Yw fll
the lllch."
"Well. I always drd say the
rich were dirreren t from Hem·
ingway a!'ld me."
"Yes," said Letitia. "we have
more fun. Remember that the
best things in life cost money
And say what you will for the
poor, they're dreary.··
I SAID I had to admit rich is
MU..r~ed.. Lelili! ..
"then you'll lov~ my party:
marveloua wine, hot hors
d 'o.uvres and at the end we'll
sing our new theme sona. 'We
Have Overcome'."
When I said I'd love to attend
but 1 didn't bave Sl.000, there
wu a moment'• silence. "Too
bad for you," uid Letitia. And
1be hunt up.
But I do '" her point. What's P"e&V ..., cloM for anyone to .-.11 ...... ally fuhtma· .,
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NATION
APWI,..,.... FAIENDL Y FOES F1GHT WHILE RIDING THE RAILS
AlcNlrd S.•man• (left), Dudley Cunnlngh•m, WHl•m Bovey, George Goodepeed
7 2 years a-rolling
Conunuter train bridge game endures
BOSTON CAP) -At one-tenth
of a cent per point, it may not be
your biggest m oving bridge
game around. But it could be the
oldest.
Begun in 1909 by investment
broker Pliny Jewell, Harvard
1899, the bridge game has con·
tinued for 71 years on the Con·
cord-to-Boston commuter train
run with four regulars, a
number -or apprentices, fill-ins
and vacation reliefers.
·'Of cours e we play for
m oney, .. said senior partner
George Goodspeed, 77 . owner of
Goodspeed's Book S hop on
Boston's Beacon Hill, "but the
stakes ... haven't changed
since I began. We never did ad·
j ust for inflation. If we didn't
play for money, then s ome peo·
pie . might get careless. There's
got to be some incentive .
"l 'M A LITl'LE amused that
two of the three boys I play with
no w were born afte r I got into
the game." s aid Goodspeed,
who was initiated in 1938.
·'The only thing about the
game that is a bit unusual is that
it has oper ated in sort or
apostolic succession. As far as I
know, there has never been a
break in its continuity."
The four senior starters meet
on the railroad platform each
weekday morning. The junior
me mber, Richard Seamans, 35,
an investment counselor who
has played in various capacities
for 10 years, is sent onto the
train first to get the best seals,
usually in the center of the car
where there is less motion.
A folded newspaper then
Survey tells
TV news pay
WA SHINGTON CAP) The
average salary in 1980 for top
local television news anchormen
or anchorwomen was $548 a
week, compared with $283 a
week for t heir raaio coun-
terpa~. according to a survey.
The s urvey found TV news
directors earned an average of
$494 a week, compa red with $275
a week for news directors at
radio stat.ions. Top reporters at
TV stations surveyed earned an
average of $343 a week, com·
pared with $255 a week for lop
reporters at the radio stations
s urveyed.
A total of 495 TV stations and
389 radio stations participated in
the survey, conducted for the
Radio Television News Direc·
t ors Association by Dr. Vernon
A. Stone, director of Southern Il-
linois University's School of
Journalism and chairman of the
association's research commit-
tee.
is laid across two sets of op-
posing knees, and the ritual
begins while the conduct or
works the ais les, collecting fa res
from other inbound commute rs.
"If you only play for half an
hour going into town, you can't
really take enough time to think
out the hand," said Goodspeed,
"so you have lo develop the
facility to make quick decisions.
right or wrong." .
Another regular. stockbroker
William K . Bovey, 51, played
from 1951 to 1956. then moved •
from Concord to Boston. He
m oved back to Concord in l!RO,
and has been playing ever since
He says he enjoys the "con·
geniality" of the gam e. and it
also helps keep him awake en
route to his Stale Street office.
INVFSFMENT COUNSELOR
Gordon Smith has been playing
36 years. but, by choice, still is a
"fill -in player. I started playing
on April 1, 1944, but I don't play
in the morning unless I have to.
I read my Wall Street Journal
and would rather play on the
way home."
Any c h a n ce the sep·
tuagene rian Goodspeed would
retire his seat to a young up-and·
comer ?
"I'm having loo much fun to
retire," he said, "and I won't
until galloping senility over·
comes me."
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WHILE OTHER FARES ARE GOING UP,
CONTINENTAL 1 LOWERING THEIRS TO NEWARK.
When you have to get to New '\'hrk in a
hurry there's a way to catch a big saving
without catching an advance purcha.-;c Super
Saver fare .
Simply fl y Continental to New )hrk/
Newark through Denver. You can take off
from Los Angeles. Burbank or Ontario. You'll
get up to $140 off regular Coach each way
on' our new $298 unrestricted Coach fare.
There's no advance purcha,;;e. Leave any
time. Stay as long as you like. There are no
strings attached, but seats are limited.
Just as other airlines are raising their
fares. we're lowering ours. But we sure
haven't lowered our level of service. On
Continental you still feel like you're the
-=-• "' -:swl
mo),t important pa),),cngcr in the'"")·
Cutl·h the lnw ~:01.,t of flying without
getting 4.'.aught hy n.~),triction),. Fly Ct mtincnt<il
thniugh Denver to New Ylirk/Nc\\arlo...
Call your tmvcl agent. rnmpany trJWI
department or Contincntal.
From Lo~ Angl'lc~ lnh:mulmnal: 7: 10 am. 11:2.5 am.
From Ontario: 7: Ill a111.
From Burbank:• 7: 10 am. 2:.5.5 pm.
From Ne\\ Yorl./Ncwurl. 111 Lo' Angele'
International: 9:.:m am . .5: 10 pm.
To Ontario: 9:JO am . .5: IO pm.
lh Burbank:• Y:30 am . .5: 10 pm.
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Jum .... u1 1 .. " tC h 11 < .. , ... ~t· ~.~) t'Dcouraaed
1olol nL,lo1h ur 1·h11drt•n b' Jivurn•d parenb. [f-r ... tnr hn 1 19141 .. 11 1·1l.,lud) or visllalloa dis·
puc .... U I" r,.r.,., r1·c1 to t ourt mt'dlaliua prior to, and
'"meUm .. , 111.,l1"1tJ of .. hr11rin11. ht-fort' a judge
I l I\ II ( ~ "'4•t tt;417 I
l\ulh of th .. , •. '"", 1 l'lll't't thl" 1·urr .. nt move in
( .11torn1 .. l1111111·,ll1 1 ... lu•ard roopt'rallon and
"" '" from lh1·, oun T h•· nl"wt'1.t ~ulu Prt>!>s self·
h1·lv la• hook, '"\ht·1 lhr Ohurct-, ·· b) lawyer
J•"•·ph ._hllht·• '· rdln ·t.. lbi' lrt'nd and take!> up
.. h 1· n • ti., " 1 v H" \ "u r O" n Div or ct' in
t .1htom1 .. ·· ldl uH
It pro\ 1df·' inform auon, ln!.trur tion!> and all
1h1 nr"•''t form ., for peuph· who are already
111\ urtt-d amt .. hc1 "ant lo make legal changes in
lh1• amount or duralioo ol their spousal support
• .1h mun) I, 1·hild .,upport, or 'changl's in the terms
of , usbMh and/or 'isilalion of tht>ir c hildren. It in·
'"' "" rt•ad1•" ho• to dt•c:rease what you pay, in·
• rn tM' "h<1t \OU n·c·t'i\I'. t·hanl(t' r ustody or visit•·
1 il111. opi10M· ,;10dific•<1lion and uoid court.
Tht• hook ii> a uilablt· In bookstorf'S, or it may
lw ordt•r••tl rrom ~olo Prt•ss t P.O. Box 544, Oc·
dlft•ntal, ('A !1!"'41l5> for $1:! i1lu1. tax and 81 cents
..,hippin~.
H1111k , ....... ·fflfld C'fl•flp#
[)J-:,\1( l'AT I ha\ t' n•ad about a nal1unal t:un
... 11111t•r h:mk thal "as c·n -<itl'd hy the l l S Congress
111 111:ikc· loans aml kc·hn1ral ass1stant·e a vailable
to 1·1111ps "h11·h i.:t•nt•rally ('l1ulc1n 't i.:ct credit from
1r:11l1t11mal h.•ntllni.: agt·nc·1e!> What ·~ happened to
th1 -. hank anti h;n •1• an~ l'onsumt·r organizations in
t ':il1fornia n·<"t'l\"t·il loans.,
M K . Irvine
The ~ational <'onsumer C-ooperative Bank has
ju1.t approved a loan of $270, 143 from its sell·help
fund for tht> ~·est Oakland •·ooc1 Cooperative to
11urchaM• .-quipment, make Jeasehold improve·
mf•nts, and pruvidt> workin" capital. Organized In
1979, thf' c·oopNativt• serves 2,200 members.
Information ahout thf' National Consumer
( '1111perativ•• Bank and its services may be ob·
tainf'd from it~ w.-stt•rn regional office, 620 Central
\\ '"· Hu.ilding ~o. I, Alam.-da, Calif. 94501.
M~·i9h1 lcJH "'""hr fc•napc•rary
111·:,\H l'.\'I \f11·1 n·ad1ng ~our rccl'nl ite m
.11.1.111 t11i.:ll 1•1 nl1·1 11 1011, 1·arhohydrale kelogcnic
ol wh 1·au-.111g 1111 b 1t-rnp1irary ··watc.•r" weight loss.
I \\11u lll l1kt• 111 know 1f tlw S<·arsdalc diet falls into
I hi· kC'logt•n11· tlwl C'al1•gory /\ friend gave me a
h1111k on th1!'t 1111'1 . and 11 look!'t like this may he one
nf lht· dil•ts ~OU told ahoul
I. I' , Huntington Beach
Th c· S ,. a r s d a I c diet is a c I ass i c Io w
c· a rboh~ drate dit·t. which may res ult in a weight
lo" 11( a .. mu<·h a1. Ill to 11 pounds in two weeks.
The· f111.1. i1. mainly water and the retum to a
normal dit•t n•sult:o. in a qukk regain in weight, IC·
1·11rding to C'oo1wrativf' F:xtf'nsion nutrition
'll•Tialist lklc·n Swt•nr-rton, Ph. IJ .• UC Davis.
Pruh1ng1·cl uM· can n•sult in nutritionai defi·
t'ic·nd1•:0. .... or 1·xa mplt>. the diet provides less than
~.o 1wrc:•·n1 of the• adult RDA for calcium.
Short lf'rm adhert·nce to this diet may be safer
fo r hullhy, non·prt>gnant adull'i than some o&her
c1i1•1'. but it still carries all the risks associated
"ii h oth••r low c·,arbuhydrate diets. This diet should
n .. v.-r tH' us1·d by c•hildren, preJtnant women, or In·
iii\ idual~ with 1.11t•t•ial health considerations.
1>1-:/\lt l'/\T Thank you for telling your
n·adl·rs that not all/\/\/\ haltcries are the same size.
A flt•r m v st·<·ond lette r to Union Carbide, the firm
..;1·nt mt.'a rt•pl;1 ccmcnt flashlight and batteries. Of·
fi r1;ds still say thl' 1':·92 batteries measured within
t h1· s tand<trtlr.t>Ul they do admit that my broken
fla~hhght l"Ould only use the carbon-zinc batteries
l!'t malll'r. r ht•apcr . less durable >. I'd say the
spt·c·1fin1tions a rt• s till a problem. but I 'II be aware of
this s11 I don 'l ruin anything else. At least Union
C:arh1dl' st1.to<I hl•hi nd its product and replaced my
fla shlight
l..C .. Newport Beach
Thanks for the followup. It's good to bear that
l 1nion Carbidf> honored its guarantee. It also may
bt' a good idea to note any manufacturer's instruc·
lions that comf' with producL'i that specify battery
siu. IW sure to save the information In case a
similar problt>m comrs up and you need "proof"
that you followed manufacturer's instructions.
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Policemen claim chief
ordered illegal acts
PORT WASHINGTON. Wis. <AP>
The police chief of Cedarbur1
faces charges of orderin1 police sur·
veillance of his estran1ed wire and
ordering subordinates to illegally
break into an apartment, a penthouse
a nd a restaurant.
Eugene Boevers, 43, was cited by
the Ozaukee County district attorney
following a closed·door Circuit Court
investigation or the accusations
made by a sergeant Boevers fired
last year
Boevers also is accused of telling
patrolman Michael Schulz lo s teal a
notebook of department personnel
telephone numbers supposedly being
kept in the Port Washington apart·
ment of a former department dis·
patcher, Suzanne Crowbridge.
SCHULZ SAID HE ,.efused, and
that he also turned down an order tt>
sneak into a restaurant al night to
search for weapons.
, ..•• , ..... ,.
The chief w·as charged on five
counts or misconduct in office stem·
ming from a review requested by
Ronald R. Church, who was fired
Au~c 2.
The Co mmon Co un ci l of
Cedarburg, a Milwaukee suburb of
8,000, recommended to the police
commission this mo.nth that Roevers
be fired for having dismissed a part·
lime clerk contrary to a city employ
m ent policy. (;ov Vk Atiyeh has
proposed Oregon law
makin~ racial
harassment punis ha·
A COMPLAINT nLED by District
Attorney Mark Williams says
Hoevers allegedly told Church last •
year to break into a penthouse leased
by a company which employs Don
Weber. a friend of Boevers .
Boevers has been a member of the
force since 1977. A Circuit Court
hearing on the misconduct charges is
scheduled J an 20. ·ble by $2,500 fine and
1 mprts unmcnt for
frn· years. The complaint also accuses
Boevers or ordering Church to use a
µo lic·e l'ar and department gasoline
in maintaining a month-long s ur·
ve11lance or Hoevers· wife. Kathryn.
The couple were divorced three
months later .
Pot pilots sought
1
Call 642-5678
Put a tew words
to work for ou.
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bigotry
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NF,W YOHK (i\l'J
The National /b sotw
l ion for the Aclvann•
m enl of Colored l'coplc.
alarm1•<! hy :J "r e
s urgenrc ~r ra r1al
bigotry, .. has annoum·ed
formation of a natwnal
.. Klan Waleh" Lo J,luard
against lht· Ku Klux
Klan
The Kl an has h1•e n
"training .vouni.: !Joys 1n
paramilitary ways. with
rifles ancl karalt'. .. Hf'n
Jamin I.. lh1<1ks, NAA CP
{' x e c u l 1 v l ' ti I rt·(' l 0 r .
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T HE NAA('f' w ill
monitor, 1·atal11g anll re·
port ;.ilJ ml'i1knb involv-
ing lht· Klan. whose
me mhers 1·ont;cal th<:1r
ident1t1e~ untkr white
sheets an<I tone-shaped
hats, he said.
Hooks charl(ed at a
news conference that the
Klan wa s "un
Amer1t·an' .11111 1loe:-. nut
represent .. thl' thinl!,s
wo r11)wh1le 1n
America."
T he .. KI an Watt· h "
was b<•1n~ s1•1 UIJ as a r<:
s uit of "the gruwin.: an
ci drnc t• o r racia l
v1olenc·c a~amst persons
of color at the hands of
th<: Ku Klux Klan and
other v1ol"nt ~roups "
II E <-1Tt:n .. al<irming
r l'µo rts 11 ( the re
s u r g c n c· t· o f r <• (' 1 a I
bigotry 11 1111 11h y:-.ic al
r a1:ial a~saults on hla<·k
citizens "
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Mll>Ul.t:l'OWN , Ohio CAI') Pmb•ll
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levels, plus information
centers in the• NAACI''~
seven n·~1onal c1ffires
and headquarters
"Whl·rc we fin1l them
viola ting the la w, w1·
plan to c·all on lht• pro11
e r l aw e nfort·c mcnt
authoril1c:. a nd makf'
s ure they oliscrve th1·
law of the hind.·· Jfook!>
said.
Specl'hel> anti slate
ment s h y !'r esident
elect Reaga n since he
was e lected have helped
"alleviate that climate
of fear" among blacks
about his polit-1es, Hooks
said.
Staff reduced
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K e r n Com m unity
College District trustees
have approved the first
batch of staff reductions
aimed 1lt coping with ex-
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r e l a t ed fu nd ing
s hortages. The board
a1reed to eli minate eight
teaching and ·five ad·
m inistr alivc jobs next
school year.
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against a 1978 city ordinance banninl
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Ohio Court of Appeals. The company
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C 'orp~ CullcJ;W lake 1ustol prad1<·e at Sand
hur-.t c t-:n~l ~rnd 1 M il1tary AC'adem y 's
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th..rt·fon· ttll' :.twriff 1:. obhgto1I to follow the dt·
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Judge OKs porn trial tapes
MIAMI (APJ A tedenl
Judie hu ruJed th11t 11 t11pe re
cording ol telephone convers11
tlon1 between two defendant-; in
the first ol the Mlporn ohi;cenity
trials can be Introduced into
evidence by the tcovernmenl
Miporn is the government's
code name for· "Miami ':.
po,rnotcraphy ·'
U.S. District Judge l':ugene
Spellman rnade the ruling ov1:r
defense objecltoni. vrwr to jury
selection In the fir11t or 16 trials
here of 41 defendants 1u·cusc.'fJ of
parllcipwlinl( in u nutionwid1·
ne twork or r>0rnol(raphil' film
makers and markt'lt-rs ·
Standing trial in the f1r11t 1•1.1.-.i·
are Philip L'harlf':. "Chu1·k"'
Hern!ltenl' of Los Angclt-s. who
directs a firm l'Uill•d TVX that
11ro!le<'ulors da1m 1:. a !urge d1:.
tnhulor or porno~ra11hy, a nil Bill
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vn :.wn ot .. lkl>lm· l>•>e!i Dallas"
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eludes I
'annada'
SAN DI f;t;o I AP 1 l'uh1·1·
are cn•<'llln1£ down 1111 y ow11i a.w-
ft'ra wbu 1rt out of lht'1r b11lh1nti
Sult. and mlo wr l 'IUltll 011 bu.iy
11df'walla8 ror 111 thf' matlctlt· of lht'
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"Well. ,."'11'" J)('<•J•lt-'1on 1 hkl'
tu i tt that.· i.••I u·.-.ulf ac•1·r Uol.I
Niu i.aac1 i.nt-r wall'hanai 1ua tR
\ear old s ur fv1 pull 0 11 h1 'I rut>
ber OUllll 1n l ht· m ad tllt' ul .. l.d
Jolla str~t
Th• C'htit' wai. un 'l'ht' \ <iuth
Jived into the C>t•eca11 l<1 um·hrng
hill :.urlbcnard u1to ll h.M1l wiives
off Windansea• Head• tu tht' aJ.I
pla u::.<' of about JOO twa1·h~ocr-.
R11bt betund Wt."rt' a hfcguar<.I a
patrol boc1t .. n•I a '>4uatJ of
police
ln a few minute::. tht.· d1ase
Was g1vt-n UJ.I b) operator'> 11( the
l8 foot patrol hocat equtJ.lpt'd with
ca 200·horst JK>wt•r engine and hy
the drive rs or two laft-l(uetrd
Jeeps and pohC'e patrol cars
Nitz said the fug1ti vc surfer
"started out for Jap;m and then
changed h1~ mind and headed
for Tijuana "
Among local resid~nts who
have complain ed a~u l thi.•
young s urfers in tht-buff 1~ a
woman who acknowledges they
r hange on tht• streets "he('aust'
tht'y don'l want to get sand on
thl'ir wet ~u1t~ "
Spit-shine
GI boots
replaced
NOIU'OLK , Va I Al')
In the interest of net ·
ti o nal sec urit y.
Ame rican foot soldiers
are givin~ up the spit
shine ·
The l>l'fenst· Depart
m enl says the gleaming
b o ot s p ro duC'e a
"SIJ!natun"' that l'an be
spotted easily· by a n
enemy using infrar ed
lenses from afar
The shiny boots , in
trod UC'ed an the 1950s.
will be r e placed by
r ough, brown le ather
boots similar to thos~
that carried soldiers into
World War I. Unlike
th e ir pre decessors.
hOWt'Vt'r. thf' nl'W hoQI S
will not come with s pats
THE BOOT will
feature a steel plate toe ,
a fiberglass protected
sole. a new hi~h-tract1on
tread and a speed lacing
desiJ,tn to allow for fast
changes Military of·
fi c1a ls sa y tht'y won't
s how up undt·r infrcared
lenses. wh11.:h arc used
in part to s pot t roop l'On
centrations .
The army project as to
b e ado p t c rl b y a l l
services.
Acco rdin~ t o the
Marine Corps, 1t 1s too
ea rly to say how much
the new boots will cost.
The boots will be phased
in with new recruits and
as repla ceme nts are
needed. Boots now cost
$30 a pair
MANY •'(K)T soldier~
didn't recally use s pit to
shine the ir foot.ge ar
because the acid ruins
the polish. It's cotton
balls, hot liquid polish
and lots or elbow gre as e
that work up the bright
gleam.
But nonetheless, some
servicemen say they
can't imagine an un-
shined boot.
"I don't believe it,"
said Marine Corps
military policeman
George Huffman, 20,
stationed at Atlantic
Fleet Marine Fbrce
headquarters in Norfolk.
The Marine Corps is
scheduled to introduce
the boots in 1983.
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""~ EX-MARINE DISCUSSES MILITARY PREPAREDNESS
Once Mrgeant, 8111 Noonan thought h• waa a general
Nixon to address Ohio GOP
COLUMBUS, Ohio <AP> Former President Nixon wall speak
at a Hepublican fund-raising dinner here Feb. 18, the Ohio Senate
Campaign Committee has announced.
Senate President Paul E. Gillmor said Tuesday Nixon will be
ma kmg has first political speech since he resigned as president in
1974 in the wake of the Watergate scandal. f
A f.E>ception will precede the dinner at the 'Columbus Sheraton
llott'I Tickets for the reception and dinner will be $500 per couple
and S:n>forindividuals
~y.January 1•.1981 DAIL y PILOT " I I
Sarge's. stars tarnished
• General masquerade probe under way
BEACH HAVEN GARDENS,
N.J . <AP) -A World War 11
veteran who wanted to impress
hia aon is under investigation for
impersoaatin1 a military officer
after donning a brigadier
1eneral's uniform and offering
patriotic opinions on U.S .
milltary strength.
But 64-year-old William J .
Noonan, a n ex· Marine who
never made it past. sergeant,
says he bought the impressive
uniform thinking he really was a
general after· completinJC a two.
week course 23 years ago.
Noonan contended he has been
waiting for a call to re-enter the
service since 1958. He said he
since has talked to Marine
senior officers and has been in-
vited to several military brief·
ings in Washington, D.C.
THE APPARENT mas
querade went unnoticed until the
electronics company e xecutive
addressed a local Rotary Club
las t month.
Noonan is under probe by the
Naval Investigative Service and
his Dec. 3 appearance before the
Southern Ocean Rotary Club
could cost him a fine of Sl,000
and three years in jail if convict-
ed or impersonating an officer, a
spokesman for the Marine Corps
s aid . No hearing date has been
set.
The Ma rines Corps charges
Noonan never was a brigadier
general.
"l did make an error in wear-
ing the uniform. It was stupid. l
did it because my son was there.
I guess l was trying to impress
him." Noonan admitted.
I N F U L I. U N I F 0 R M ,
bedecked with ribbons and
medals Noonan told the club
that PQhtical controversies ov.er
defense spending have caused
the U.S. to fall behind the Soviet
Un ion in· military strength. A
news account in The Press of
Atlantic City ccaught the eye of
the Marine Corps.
"We were JUSl looking throuJ(h
some news chps that came in
the mail and l s aw this fellow
The name just didn't r ing a
bell," said Maj. Paul Chapman
of the Marines' Office of Public
Affairs in Washington
There are o nl.> 65 active
Marine Corps general!> and JO
gent>rals in the Marine Corps
Reservt>. Chapma n noted .
M arinc records s how Noonan
joined the corps an l'hiladelph1a
on Aug 30. 1943, scr ved in the
S o u I h P a ~ 1 f i (' a s a
qu a rt e rm ast er ;.i nd w11 s
hon o rably d i!-.cha r gt'<I as a
ser~eant Man·h 1:.1. 1946
NOONi\N INSISTED Ill' as a
gem·r:.al. but held "11:.apn rank"
and was not an "<1('l1vc. duty
line officer." He said he won his
com mission after completing
courses in military logistlca and
the Soviet Union at the Universi·
ty of Pennsylvania in 1957 *1d
1958.
The two-week courses for
civilians were sponsored by the
Armed Forces Industrial
College. Noonan said he was told
he would re-enter the Marines as
a general if civilians were ever
mobilized .•
But the courses do not lead to
a commission, according to AJr
l"orce Lt. Col. Donald I.
Gil l eland , a program
spokes man.
·'The program would be total-
ly unrelated to active duty to
day." Gilleland s aid. "l don't
know how he could justify call-
rng himself ca general on the
basis of completing a two·Wtick
t·ours.e 25 years ago.'' ·
NOONAN SAID HE bought the
~cneral 's uniform in Washington
a fte r he was told m 1967 that
those who took the course would
Mion he 1·allcd to acl1v<: duty to
c·ountcr canti Vietnam unrest.
"It wasn't hkc I was buying :i
llalloween 1·os tumc." Noonan
!-.a 1d
"f re<:all y planned to b(• using 1l
1n lh1!-. spc1·1al for ce "
lie s:.auJ ht· onl y wore th1·
11n1furm 1mc·t· to the Rotary
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BOWMAN
JE ANET TE IVOR Y
HOWMAN , r es rden l of
Nt:wporl Beac h, Ca tor 13
Yt'<H s Passed away on
Jctnuary 12, 1981 She wa!'.
bor n in Pocatello, Idaho on
February 19, 1916. She I'>
survrved by her hu'>band
E rn t''>I Creigh t on
Bowman. daughter Lind a
J . Bowman and s on
R obert Crei ght on
Bowman. Service'> Dy the
Neptune Society.
RENNA
PAUL RENNA, age 76,
r PSident of Hunti ngton
Beach, Ca. since 1966.
Passed away on Sunday.
January 11, 1981 in Foun·
lain Valley Community
Hosp ital. Mr. Renna was
born on March 15, 1904 in
M ineo, Italy and had come
to the United States at an
early age' and lived 1n
Boston. M assachusetls un·
t1I his retirement from the
construction Industry in
19bb. M r . Renna had been
ac live in the Huntington
Beach Senior Citizen <,
when his heillth permilted
Bc•loved husband ·of Anna
Rc•nna, belovf'd lather of
John A RPnna of Hunt
1nqton BC'iH·h, Ca. and
Mari a A B e lardo o t
Wec.t min<>ler, Ca , al<.o
s urv1v 1ng are 3
grandc.htldren and 2
broth er <., Joseph and
Frank Renna b o th of
Bos ton, Massachu'\elts
Friends may call at Pierce
Brother s Smi th '>'
Mortuary on Wedne-,day,
January 14 , 1981 l rom
2 OOPM to 4 OOP M and
from 7 OOPM to 9·00PM
Mass ot Christian Bunal
w i l l bP celebrated at
10 OOAM on Thursday,
January 15, 1981 at St.
Ma ry'<; By th e Sea
Catholic Ch urch w i th
Fat her Dantf'I Johnson as
celebrant. Interment will
b e at Good Shephe rd
CPmet e ry , Hunt ing t on
B e a c h , Ca . P ie r ce
Brother s S mith s'
M or tua ry directors.
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l'omm1ss1un m eelintC Monday,
w1u1 mandated in 1979 by a stat e
law wruch rtlquired c·ountres to in·
~rnlor y soc i a l ser vices
tnrn'\µort1tllon systems with an
aim uf coor dinating or streamlin·
1n~ thl'l>YStems tu cut costs
Prepared by C'Onsultants Crain
aml Associates of Menlo l'ark, the
report tndudes an cst1m1tle that
-;oc u.I ser viCt'S ai.:en<'ies carry
255,000 und upllt•att•d pa ssengers
11l'f' yt•ar Saxly percent of the
rith•r:. arc elderly, 17 percent are
n\lnors, K µer<•t-nl are 'men(ally
huncla·aµJ>t.'d . 5 µcrr·cnt are low·
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111 lht· "flt'l'IHI :.:v:.tl'm~. hut more
than ;1lt11rdorth11:.l', l:l0 . bt•lon~to
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t 111· 1 r.in1o1l <11s tr11·1 .
Cost-saving coordina tion or the
Individual systems m ay be dir·
ricult, accordinai to the report,
because agency r epresentatives
s aid the nature of the ir clie nts re -
q uir es special ser vice. Only 10
percent of the agencies surveyed
were s h aring such duties.
Syd well F ly nn . p roject
manager for the cons ulting rirm,
s aid most agen cies s ho uld be re·
ceptive to ways or combining
tr ansportation ser vices because a
.. good deal .. or the repre5en·
tatives said their foremost con·
cern is a lack or money
The average cost for agencies
to tr ansport a passenger is S2.40.
according tot.he study.
Me mbers of the county com·
mission agreed with Ms . Flynn
and said they would examine
ways tu,coordinall' the agencies'
l.lc tiv1tics.
• • o o o • •. o I I o o • o o • • o . • ~ o
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!'lo ('•lorit < 11un1inll ... ,., dlt'I mi,lakr,.
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ratina h1bil\ 1h11 •ill m•l.r 11\l'r"'ritcht 11
china of thr pa .. t!
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million in the l'ollc~c·s t·ons lruc-mu\t mut )Our ato•I or our 11dditi11n1tl , .. r.
lion projects "k'' arr frf'f' until ~ou do:
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l!Ull °K2. a f1gun• $1 m illion
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hu1lg1•t
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avt·ragt• daily att!'llllan1·1· 11v1·r
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to lran:.lall• into llH'rt'a~1·<1 tn
1'11rr11• fo r the• ~'·h1M1I
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ft•!h•ral funds, mos tly through
1•uts 111 llw l'orn11n·hc n s1vl'
Ernploy m t•n t Tra 1n 1ng i\l't
1<..',.:T AJ program
Thl' l~HI >1 2 t•x 111·n1l1lur1•
1·!'!l 1ma11• as~um1•s lhat lhcrt•
would ht· no 1n1·rl'«ifst· 111 pt·rMin
nl'I . no h1k1· in funcl:. for su11
pl1<'!'i. anti a rl1•1·r1•a:.t• of SI 4
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offi<'ials to have funds on hand ,
for a 12 pt·rr·cnt pay hike for :::: .;.'
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-0<1lv E.•Pl•ll~ January ;JI 1981 "1
QUEEN IE
Deaths Elsewhere
B 1-:1.vi-:u,.:1n: 'A I' 1
Louis H. l.undborg, 74 ,
f o r m <' r <' ha i rm a n 11 f
RankAmcric<i Corp a nd
Hank of i\m cric•a , d11•d
Sunday al his homt' h1~rc·
lol lowini.: a hrit'f 1 llnt·ss.
LOS AN(;f•:Lf•;S IJ\l 'I
('onstancf' Walker . l; I ,
the first woman tool 111·
s 11(n t'r durini.: World
War IJ. 1l it·d Friday
Dunn~ lh1· 1•arly d<i y:. 11(
l h 1• w a r . 1> h t· w a ..,
f l' a l u r .. rl 1 n I. 1 f 1•
maj;la z1ne· r11r hl•r work
UIS l\N<a :a. .. :s t i\1'1
('t•c.·•• Ro hlnsun, ~7 .
who for 2~ y1•;.1r~ wa:.
parl or 1111(' "' lh1• fa~tt·st
11111·n 1r1j.! a l'h in s how
hus Jn•''iS. 11Jt•rl Sa turd ;i y
Thi· rlan1·1· ll•;un of Jlu1i
;incl ( 't·1·1· Hi>hinson put
on a fn·nt'lu· 12 m1r1ut1·
rout 1m· 1111 nl'arly all tht•
n<1tion ·:. tt.-1<.·visum varu:
t y show:.. m1>sl recently
with Johnny ('arson
PA LM Sl'HINGS
l AP l (:la ir l ,orlnJt
•·arrand, R5. who invent
ed the radio loudspeaker
and who monitored lht·
sinkinJi? of the Titanic.
<111·!1 W1•1tn1·,da y l''a r
rant! "a~ a \\.1rt·r1·:.!'I
opt·rator al lh1· ~:1rron1
stal111n in ;1 l'hlla d<'lph1<1
1lq i;1 r t n11·nt :.t11n· t hl·
1\pnl ni..:hl 1n 1!112 tht·
Titanl!' wt·nt down
KNOX VI Ll.F:. Tf'nn
(I\ P l Don White h ud.
72, who tw1 c t• won a
f'ulilzt•r l'nzt· for his re
purtcn~ of l hl' Korean
War as an i\S:.tH'1ated
Press war t·1irrc s pon
1l c n-t , rl rcil M:tt!lda y
Whitl'h1•lJtf wrolt~v1~r.al
h<1oks lnd ud1ni.: "Tht.!
VHI Story" ;mrl "Allat·k
on T<•rror ..
<.:HI ·A<;O I J\ I' I Mu
She rman. 84, <'O founder
and dire dor of the
lh rn ada Inn~ Coq1 .. died
Suturday
C II IC A<:o I A I'>
H a b bi Ab ra h a m •: .
A bra m owlt1. form e r
president of th•· Chic-.go
Hoa rd or Rabbis. author
a nd a spirit ual le ader for
nearly 70 years, died
Saturday.
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:>tlho n ror equipment
and airport improve·
me nts over the next dee·
ade o r deal with a
··serious deterioration··
of air safety that could
cost thousands or Ii ves
and nearly $50 billion,
says a federal study.
Although the study by
the Federal Aviation Ad ·
ministration warns or
s harp increases in air
accidents and con ges·
tion at major airports
without such spending,
FAA and other govern·
ment officials concede it I is unlikely the Reagan
•······ · ·-a<lmTrusfration will com·
mil itself to s uch ex-
penditures under current
economic conditions.
THE REPORT, a copy
or which was o btained
by The Associated
Press. warns that Jo'AA
facilities and equipment
-radar, aircraft track·
ing compute r s. com ·
munications gear a nd
other instruments will
rapidly become outdat-
ed in the coming decade,
during which air traffic
is expected to inc rease
by 40 percent.
While acknowledging
that s h ort-t e rm im -
provemews in air safety
are expected to con
tinue. th e r epo rt
declared, "Serious de·
ter1oration in system
performance i s un
avoidable unless capital
investment levels arc in
creased significantly."
OVER THE next 10
years. the report said.
the government needs to
spend $8.5 billion for
m o d e rnizing Jo'AA
facilities and equip-
m ent; $1.6 billion for re·
search and development
programs: and S6 billion
for improving ariports.
fhe figures are in con-
stant dollars pegged to
current costs and don't
take into account infla.
lion , the report said.
. Without s uch spend·
ing, the FAA said. 4,243
people -about 420 a
year -are expected to
be killed in accidents
that otherwise would be
prevented. Also. it is ex-
pected that property
damage in accidents
will increase by $4
billion and delay costs
ror airlines will increase
by $44.2 billion, the
agency said.
THE FAA said delay
costs. caused by the in-
ability al aircraft to land
or take ofr on time,
totaled about $500
million in 1979 at the na·
lion's 14 major airport.I.
The report did nol de-
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Chris Evert edged out Tracy Austin
for Female Athlete of the Year. But
you'll never guess who was third.
See Page B2.
WILD MAN -J<:mil N<:e m l' was never
al a loss whl·n it eame to showing
emotion ;.is a haskl'thall coach. But off
th<.' tt>urt. ht• was. and still is. a ver y
gentlt• man NN'mc relir<'s from
lt•ac·h1n g at :"ll1·wport llarhor l11gh Jan
i:1
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;11t11'11• g rt1ph11·:d l y tl t•j)t ('lS
'\(·1·111•· wlitk a c·o:wh. h1· w;i~ an
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This woman knows ... she saw th,e true man
1': IHTOl<'S Non; The /oUowing letter
vnymally was published 10 years ago this
month m the l>aily Pilot
lkar Sir·
·'I am writing to you about t he
p1t'lures or coach Emil Neeme that
were in tonight's (Jan. 19) paper. There
have been many tales and stones about
this coach How about telling a story or
the man?
"I would like very much to tell one . I
rton 'L believe these pictures s howed the
true man. I believe we the taxpayers
are not sending our children and others
to school to win games.
"We are sending them to school to
learn and to become better men and
women. It's not how many games they
win, but the way they win them.
"It takeit a ver y strong man lo be this
kind of coach. I believe coach Neeme is
this kind of man. On March 17 of last
,vear our 9-year -old grandson Nick Hehn
was operated on for a brain tumor
"IL turned out to be cancer. It was
lodged in the stern of the hraan and
l'Ould not be reaC'hed. My grandson's
father , Jerry Hehn, had played hall for
Mr Necrne when he was co~ch al
NcwportiHarbor some years back
"lie then proved himself lo t>e ·a good
coach and most of all a true friend Jn
my s'orrow I called Mr. Neeme and his
wife answered the phone and said he
wasn't there. I then told her about Nick.
·'It was about an hour later when a
long bang was heard al the door. When
I w<.'nl lo the door. coach Nee me.· st1xx1
there. He sat with m y hus band and I for
about an hour and told us all about God
and prayer. This big man was wanting
us to know God was with us· And yet it
was hard for him to t alk .
"He was trying to reach out his heart
to us . After that he called often and paid
us more visits. Our grandson had four
operations in all before he died Oct. 1
We knew about two weeks before he
died the end was near.
"Once again I took phone in hand and
calle d coach Neeme. This lime to tell
it just wasn't mc•an lo he
t11rri our l1t•lovt•<I Nwk wa :-. rl r,1ng That
night he made a trip to the' hosrn t:il to
s1•t• N1e·k lit· told Nu·k stories about hts
darl. whom he idolized These stories
made Nil'k proud and some m<idt· h1rn
lauJ(h ahd this helped ease the pain
·'Then one naght l'Oach Neeme and h1:-.
lovely wife both came lo visit Nick. By
this Lime Nick had s lipped into a coma,
coach Neeme and his wife both slipped
into Nick's room.
"Thf'rf' this hig ·man -;t1..,>tl nvrr my
grandson praying with tear-. running
down hb c·heek!:. as h<· n·:i!'hed out and
touched lhl' dying boy
"I would hke to s ay to parents who
have'boys pla ying for coach Neeme how
lucky they arc to hav<' this man for a
coach I coulrtn•t help feeling tonight
when I looked at those pictures of coach
Nccme how wrong they were, for I
should know. herausc I have st•en the
trut• man ·' ·
Mrs llarold S Frank
<.:osl<i Mesa
lt•lter from one reader. which
was published, and which we
~harc again with you.
·The pictures are a true
portrait of Nceme in action. The
an·ompa nying letter is a true
1h'.st·ription of the legacy Neeme
l1•ft as a coac·h and man .
Ncemc says he is seeking a
new caree r in the sales field
when he retires from leaching in
a few days.
As for the last five years at
Ne wport H arbor, without a
coa<:hing position, he says: "J 've
really missed the coachini.:. But
"Los ing the job at New1x1rt
was thl.' biggest disapJ>'>intment
or my life Rut then· wne some
great cx1wri1•m·c·s at M alcr Oei
ancl Anaheim
wen· at Matl'r Ot't and Clan·
Van llooreht'kt• al An<1h c1m
l.oyalit1e:-. wt·n• the pr1·rl'qu1s 1ll'
at those s l'hools You weri:
t'>t h<'r support1•d al thost• sfhool!.
or thC'~"d gt•l somt·c1n1• t•ls<.'
IH' h 11111 you
"l>1ck ('oury and Joe O'llara .. Tht•rt• wc·n· sorn1· ~rl'al mfl
m1·nh :11 "l1·wport llartior , t"'"
v. twn H<ilph Heed wu:-in charge
of t hrn~~ '
1':111rl Nl·t•mt· wa~ nc.·vcr known
a:-.1 1·11twh wtlh a lot of x ·~ and
,,· ..... hut ht ~ lnyall11·~ and intense
d1·~1rt• lo s ut•t•ce<I were s urely
d1ff1c·ult to mat<'h
l'rnhahly th«' hcsl four-word
1h·~c·rapllon of Net'me was one
Jll•n nect in the l>aily Piiot a
1lct•adc ago
"A II bark. no hi le_"
* • * J:o' o u n La i n V a 11 e y ' s H i g h · s
hasketball future appears on
""lid fof')tin~ with a loarl <'rl
fr1·~hman c•la ~~ Corona dcl
Mar ·~ appc;ir~ ~ohd. too
Thi' ~a K m~s of Corona del
Mar C:oac h l'aul Orris were
workini.: on a 28 game winning
strc.•ak prior to mct'ling fo'ounlain
Valley today
Saturday thc Sea Kings <ire
:-l'h t>dulcd to travt'I to L<i Quinta
for a 2.JO Liff with the Azlers ,
who at last report were on a
:12 i.:amt• winnini.: strl•ak .
«orona del Mar. incidentally,
po~t••d a 51-poinl victory over
N1·w pnrt llarbor·s sophomores
u n d a ti :1 p o 1 n t w 1 n o v e r
:"1·w1H>rt 's freshmen
• * * Ilana lhlls llil'.(h football will
ft•atur1• fi ve.· Sat urd<iy afternoon
g a m ,. ~ l h 1 s r a 11 • m l' et 1 n g
Magnoltu , Ba s~a·tt . K<ilc lla,
('ap1str:~o Vallt•y a nd San
<'f(•mt•nt1·
Four OCC players
selected in draft •
PCAA race wide open
BulWogs top list, but watch for UC/
Ry ('URT St:t:Dt:N
Of Ow O•ott Po ... St•lf
Orange 'oa s t Coll ege. a
I radiltonaJ hothed of basehall
I ;dent. saw four players sele«tcd
Tuesday in t he regular and
s1•condary phases of baseball's
lfith annual ametteur winter
draft.
Topping the list iii sophomore
µitc her Mike lfof.(an , whose
dutch pitching late last season
hrlped Coach Mike Mayn•!'s
O ('C squad capture the stale
1·hampion1'hip.
Also picked were right-handed
pitcher Kelley Simon. outfielder
Reginald Montgomery and
shortstop Mike S•muel.
Montgomery, • 6·2. 215·pound
freshman out of Fremont High
in Los Angeles, was the eighth
player to be drafted overall. as
the Chicago White Sox made
their pit~h for him in the first
a.:A::s:::=-:_:-~ I fiilff'P1111~ -...-.
Ho1an, a Newport Harbor
lligh traduale, WH drafted by
tha An1els. He fini1hed last
sealOll with a. 7·4 rfford and a
3.39 ERA. He was moat lm-
preulve down the 1tretch. stop·
plnl •Los MedanOI, 20-1 ln the
first N&lnd ol the atat.. cham·
ploa1hlp,tbumey.
He came back two day• lat..r
and eamed lbe vlctol'y la the
Bue1' 3-2,champlonahlp wiD °""
L.A Valley CC wttb aeven .._...,
of work. •
"I've teen him tor two ,..,.
now and I save him a IOod
, .. "" l•t ,..,., •• •aid A..-
dlrec:tor o 1couttn1 Lanr HllnM. "I..._ lilln •a,_ dli ·
a tremendous job of converting
him from a catcher to a pitcher
If hl' gets his breaking ball
going, he could he tough."
llogan was the seventh player
sel ected las t year in the
amateur draft by the Chicago
Cubs.
·'If we do come to terms with
him, it won't be until May when
the community college season is
over." Himes added.
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Ry JOHN S t:VANO
01 Ille D•llY 1'1191 \1•11
Tr ying to handicap the 1981Hll
PCAA Conference race 1s com
parable to picking a winner in
the eighth race al Santa Anita.
Simon, a freshman
r ight-h a nded pitcher, was
chosen by the Seattle Mariners
in round two or the regular
phase, and shortstop Samuel, a
Ga rde n Grove product, was
picked by Milwaukee in round
one or the secondary phase.
MtKIE HOGAN
Drafted by Angela
There arc j us l so many
var iables involved in a compeli·
lion of this magnitude records.
olavers, roaches, home court advantages, past history 1t al·
most makes it impossible lo pick
a favorite. As one writer put it,
"I have e nough trouble trying to
pick one winner in a football
game. How do you expect me lo
pi c k one winner out of 12
horses?''
That same theory could apply
RICHFIELD, Ohio (AP) -For a lime, the
Cleveland Cavaliers were havin1 pleasant dreama
of an upset over one of lbe NaUonal Bulletball As·
1oclation'1 ftner team1.
Then Norm Nixon and~ AbcluJ.Jabbar
abruptly broulbt the·~ _9avalien off of
cloud nine IDd • .,..., a •iot Loi An1elo vie:·
tory Tullday niCbt OD Cl...._.,, lllm~ court.
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Nixon outbunt enabled Los Anaelea to lead 79-7'1
enterin1 the final period.
Nixon scored the Lakera' ftnt two bullet.a of
the last quarter, and Loa Ancelea built aeveral
lO·polnt leada. Abdul-Jabbar'1 tour but.ta in the
la1t four minutes held off the Cavallen, the lut
hoop providin1 • 108-102 lead with 41 HCOnda re·
malnlnc.
After Clevelud'a Randy Smith aeored to cut
the marlin to lOl·l04 wllb 23 neondl remalntn1.
Jamaal Wllk• canned two fouJ 1hotl wllb elcht
•ftOIMll -to clinch the victory. • 1'eJ lntea1tned thelr defenH down lite
ltrltcb la."'8ll U tbe1r oft .. ," Sm1tb Hid lbout
--Lallln. "TbeJ pla,ed A Ylty lmut same.
Tllt.J!n ~.aced and 10 to tbe Dla,er wbo ii
ftllltrl It • at tbe Ume. Tbat'1 wbat II tak11."
to th<• <.'tJ.!ht l'('i\A opponcnb .
I 110
ON t: TIUNG t'OR t·crtaan 1s
that nothing is 1·1·rta1n ccmrl'rn
1ng thl' final .outrornc.· 1n t he
f>CAA . There arc too many tn
tangibles with no less than five
teams capable of fimshinJ.{ first
at the wire.
And. one must remember,
finishing first in Lh<' PCAA <.:on
ferencc docs n 't n ecessarily
mean you've won. Ask Utah
Slate about that.
Anyway. with eyes closed and
a dart board hanging on the
wall, here is how the PCAA Con-
ference shapes up in 1980·81 with
gam es startin~ Thursday :
Bu llclo~~· sc•ai-.1.>n will go could
c•oml' this wt•ck when they travel
to lit ah Stall' and San Jose State
1n lht'lr firs t two conferenc.·e
matc·h1·:-.
2. ut· IRVINt: 1979-80, 1· 13
1n t•onh•rl'ncc• <eighth>. 7-20
nvl'rall , 19fM)·81 pre-season, 8·4
Aclm1ttt'<ll y a dark horse
s!•lt•C'tion. hut there are a lot of
fart ors an vol ved in this place·
mcnt.
First. there 's tht' obvious
prcsenre of 6-8 postman Kevin
Ma get', who leads the nation in
both S<'Oring (30.1) and rebound·
mg I 13.71. Granted. one player
does not a second place team
make but then, Magee is not
alone.
1. FRF.SNO STATE -1979-80, Coach Bill MulUgan has sur·
1·4 in conference (third>. 17·7 rounded h.ls star with some po.
overall: l!IM-81 pre-season. 11·1 tent talent in the form or uardl ~ -Expet ts=sl'Y"flothlng will beat: R ufiJy e on .
a good offense like a good de· Kevin Fuller C8.9) and forwardl
fense, and the Bulldogs certainly Ben McDonald (10.8) and Ranier
have that. Their 52.8 avera1e In Wulf (10.2>. Those five players,
scor ing defense not only lopl the along with the reserves. COlb·
PCAA, but also ranks them prise the most potent olferiile
second nationally. <98.5) In the NCAA.
Coach Boyd Grant's team 11 How the Anteaters fare do1'ft
noted for its patient, slowdown the 1tretch wUI be the bit,._
tempo otfenae that haa aent que1tlon mark. The team •·
more than one coach •.~urryln1 doubtedly hu talent and 1"°"41
to hla nearest pyscholo1lil. The brHk from the sate tut, but~
BulldoP. who were eliminated Anteater1 are maklnl 1 1
from tbe PCAA playoft1 lut lump ln clUI and nperienc:.,
year due to tehedullq llllrac· ack ol It, ml1bt bt a problem. lion•, are led by Rod Hl1P1111. a •
. •· 1. l .. pound-Junlor torward 1 trrAll ft AT• _ 1ma.
who la averalinl 14.l potaU '*' \ u.i lD C!Gllf11'9He (f\nt)
fame. ' ' A sood lndlHUon of bow 'the ( ... PCM, ..... )
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G~nuinP Rittk finitthe~ third
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t·•l!!!l·d tt•t·11 u i.:1·1 Trt11 \ Aw.trn TutiadMy by two
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II er d 1 •• 111 .it 1" II o 1111n11t1 on wa s
rewarded ti\ the natJon ·s s ports writers
and broadt·a~lcr!> Lloyd µoiled 102 votes to
100 by Aw.Im It wa:. the fourth lime Lloyd
hit~ ~ na mt"J Uu: wan ner
A dl!>ta11t third. with ~ votci., was
Genuint• H1!-ok the rirst fill y to win the
K e ntuL·l..1 l>e rby 10 m or e t han a
half century. a nd was second in the
Prt'aknesi. and the Uelmont Stakes •
Fourth was bas ketball sta r Nancy Lieberman of Old
Oo mmioo with 38 vole!>, foll<1wl'd by distance runner Grete
Waitz of :'llurway. 18 , tennl!> µro Evonne Goolagong or
Australia. 13 . ~olfer Heth Damcl. 12. runner Mary Decker , 9;
!.pl'ed skatt>r Heth !leaden, IL tt:vms star Andrea Jaeger . 7.
and skier llann1 Wenzel of l.te<'htenstem, S. . .
Lloyd's pruhh:rns on tht: court were~·t d1sasterous -. at
was just th<1t sht· wusn't playing like Chris Evert Lloyd. f c;>r
three stra ight wt•l·ks she reached the Canals of e vents an
Washington. {'h11·a~11 and Cincinnati. . .
She lost to Navratilova once and to Austin twice.
"My tenms wa!> fine but my desire for the game was
~one "she said "I felt burnt out." So Lloyd. 26, spent three months on the sidelines , the only
tennis an her hfe strictly recreational.
When she returned, she did so with a passion, winning 42
of 43 matches between the Italian Open and the U.S. Open.
lier onb· loss was in the finals itt Wimbledon to Goolagong.
flt,.,,,. 01· du• tiny
fo'orm('r Houston Oilers Coach Bum Pbllllps on hav-
ing his wire accompany hrm on trips : "My wife usually
travt.•ls w1lh mt· ht·C'a use sht>'s too ugly to kiss goodbye."
Baskrlball
Streaks on line
as CdM, FVmeet
Ry ROGER {'i\RLSON
OI Ille O•llY P olol st•tl
Sunset League power Foun-
tain Vallt>Y and S1•1.1 V11•w League
power <'oron<.1 <kl Mar c·ollide
t cmi~ht at Founta in V;lllt·y 1n a
hattl(' or top rail'" high '>!'hool
h11i.kethall teami. tri highlight
a n•<.1 non leagut· a<·l 1on
11 ·s Orangt• County s No 2
IC'orona ch:I M ar l v~ No 3
11-'ountain Va ll t•.v > ancl 1·aC'h has
plt•nl y to off Pr
l'orona dcl Mar tirings a 9·1
rt•c•orcl into tht· ~a mt·, l ht• onl y
Lakewood
routs Marina
s etbat:k a 74·62 decision to
Or ange County's No . 1 rated
team. Ocean Vie w. The Sea
Kin~s or Coach J ack Errion are
on a seven-game winning streak.
Fountain Valley's Barons. un·
dn Coach l>ave Brown , are on
an e ight-game winning streak
:.irt t'r a three-game losing skein
t•a rly, which began with a 77-70
loss to Ocean View.
The Barons await with their m <1tc h·up zone defe ns e , 6-3
dyna mo Jeff Christensen, 6-7
1-;rank Luongo near the boards
an<I the strong floor game of
guard Emile Harry.
Corona del Mar ente rs with 6·6
Mark Spinn. who can take you 20
ft•et outside or crash the boards
and pentetrate ins ide with equal
l'ffectiveness, a deadly shooting
fl-5 Jeff Pries, the floor game of
6·3 point guard Steve Moore and
a strong man-to-man defense.
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ltvtn ol Im ••m•·biP 1' pa&nU late ln Utt Wrd period aad
early la \be IOwtb •b• the Bueu ,..toe a H-0 rampap to
turn a UOt tame lnto a runaway. Mickey Jolmloa added 10
~lntt to the third pertod rout . . . l:Jnwbtrt, . . . Na&e Arc~lbald hit a n .footJumper wtth a:rr nmalnin1 to put
Boston ahead to stay an the Celtics went on ~ whlp the New
York Knicb. 93·119, tor their fifth strat1ht triumph ... Guard
Wal&.r DHla hit two jump shots in the final minute of play to
lift Phoenix to a ICM-99 victory over Seattle . . . Four atrai1ht
free throws by DHld Tito•.-and KW Vudewe11te in the
last 25 seconds lifted Denver to a bard-fou1ht W-132 decision
over Atlanta AWal leelaal came off the bench to score
eight poantt1 ln the rlrst 3:20 ol the fourth quarter, and Dallas
hl'ld on for a 112· 106 win over Chicaao.
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Make 9ouy, the leadina go•l scorer in the ~ NHL, bool!lted his total lo 45 with three power play '
goals and a shot into an empty net to lead the New
York. lalandera to a 6-3 vicl'bry over Pittsburgh in
the only game in the NHL Tuesday night which didn't end in
u tie. The contest marked the seventh game t.bis season in
whit'h Bofisy has scored three or more aoala ... Elsewhere,
The New York Rangers scored three tbird·period coals, in·
eluding two on power plays by lloll Gresclmer and ••
Dugaay, to come from behind and tie Calgary, 4... . . .
Detroit's Paul Woods scored on a short backhand shot late in
the third period as the Red Wings skated to a 3.3 lie with
Boston . . Bren& Aalaton scored two goals in a 45·second
span in the third period lo lift Vancouver into a 3·3 lie with
Colorado .. Mlclael Goalet scored his second goal of the
~ame at 3:54 of the third period to hand Quebec a 3.3 tie with
Winnipeg.
IJSf' .,..,.. 1tlt-ra111wd Netr• D•••
m ade two free throws with 14 seconds remaining
OAK.LAND Junior guard Ken McAlister m
In overtime, lifting the Univers ity of San Fran·
c·isco to a 66·63 college basketball upset of seventh·
ranked Notre Dame Tuesday night.
The victory improved the Dons' record lo 12·2, while the
Irish lost their second straight game for the first time in a
year and dropped to 8·3.
A layup by senior forward Orlando Woolridge had given
Notre Dame a 63·62 lead with 1 :05 to go. The Dons then called
time to set up a final play. McAlister was fouled by forward
Bill Varner and McAlister made both ends of a one-on·one
situation for the lead.
Afte r Notre Dame's Kelly Tripucka missed a fin al shot.
US F's Quintin Dailey was fouled by Woolridge and made both
free throws with two seconds left, concluding the scoring.
The Irish m ade a great comeback to take the game into
ovntime. USF. which jumped to a lO·point halftime lead ,
was <1head 55-49 with a little more than nine minutes remain-
ing.
Eldridge's
shot in ot
savesGWC
S o phom ore fo rwa rd J im
Eldridge connected on an 18·
rooter from the baseline with six
seconds remaining in overtime
as Golden West College edged
Santa Monica, 71·69 in Southern
Ca l Conference action Tuesday
night.
Eldridge, at 6·3, took the un-
contested shot afte r the Rustlers
tried on three attempts lo get
the ball into postman Randy
Heidenreich.
Both sides squandered leads
during regulation play as the
Corsairs let an ll·point lead al
the half get away from them,
while the Rustlers couldn't hold
a seven-point advantage in the
second half.
A 12· 1 blitz during the final
2: 22 or the opening 20 minutes
gave the Corsairs a 38·29 lead al
the intermission. The Rustlers
then countered early in the
second half with a spurt or their
own to take the lead back a~
41-40 with 16:24 to play .
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Jules Gage, former basket·
ball coach at Newport
Harbor and Costa Mesa
highs, will be honored at
halftime of tonight's basket-
ball game between those
schools in the Costa Mesa
gym.
SPORTS BREAK I BASKETBALL
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ISU&L•Y -A 111 mlmoD bold Sllue to • ft.nan• a new lnb'amval ''*"' f1oWt1 oe U.. Unl•eretty of Cal~foraaa campue• h11 bHa
appl'OYld by ttudata. ·
1 Thi Leapt ot Wom• Vota'I 111d that a. TU atudtau votH ln favor ol tbt proJeot wbtl11,m opJ*td It.
Comtructloa of the 118.1 rnlWon facWty wlll 1tart la the
1prtn1 and 1hould be complettd by fall, 1m, aald WUUam
M annin1. director of intramural and recreational 1poru at
the campus.
A $16 a quarter ree will be levied on students startin1 in
fall, li&1, to pay for the project.
The building is to include a gymnasium and tennis,
volleyball and basketball courts.
IJC~A '• 8rOll't1 a ~••dldal• tor N•I• J••
UCLA Coach Larry Brownasone ortwoorthree •
leading candidates for the head coach job or the
New Jersey Nels of the National Basketball As ·
sociation. Brown was not available for comment
Tuesday but a source was quoted as s aying that he along with
Atlanta Hawks Coa'Ch Hubie Brown and Phoenix Suns'
assistant coach Al n1an~111 are the current contenders for the
N e ts' job although Bianchi has said that he's not interested
... Steve•Rosenbloom, general manager or the New Orlean1>1
Saints, said that the NFL team hopes to name its new head
coach next week, and Bum Pllilllpa is the leading candidate
. NFL Commissioner Pew Roselle a nd Oakland Raiders
owner Al Davis met in a federal judge's chambers Tuesday
but failed to make progress toward settlement of an antitrust suit aimed at freeing the Raiders to move to Los Angeles ...
World Boxing Associ'ation heavyweight champion Mike
Weaver has pulled out of next month's scheduled bout against
Jim TW is because or a hand injury . . Braving thick Cog in
th1> second run, Switzerland's Erika Hess scored her first
wo m en 's World Cup slalom victory Tuesday. beating
l 'laudla Ciiordani or Italy and Tamara M~Klnaey of Olympic
Village, California ... Muhammad All's hopes to launch a
c·ampaign in Honolulu in April to win the world boxing cham-
1nons hip for a fourth time lay shatte red Tuesday when the
Hawaii Roxing Commission deferred action on his request for
a boxing license
Tf'~d•~ radio
Following are the top sports events on TV tonight. Ratings
a re · '' ' .. ~xcell~nt , ' • • worth watching; .• fa ir ; • forget ti.
6 p.m., Chennel 9 ./ ./ v'
NBA BASKETBALL: Lakers at Washington.
Announcers : Chic k Hearn and Keith Eric.kson.
The Lakers will be trying lo pick up addi~onal ground on the
Phoenix Suns with a vi ctory in Washington tonight. The Suns
lea d the Western Conferenc.e, Pac1f1C Division with the Laker'>
second. Kareem Abdul-J abbar and Jamaal Wilkes spark the Laker attack
RADIO Basketball Lakerc; at Washington, 6 p.m .. KLAC (570): Hockey King.., at Hartford. 4 35 p.m , KOGO (600).
OCC, Saddleback
/ace tough tests
Hoth Orange C'oast <tnd Sad-
d It> b ack c·ollege bas ke t ball
learns fal·e diHicult road tests
tonight, wi th the Pirates travel·
ing to Mt S an Antonio and
Ga u c h o s h t>ad ed f o r
Southwestern. Both games have
a 7: 30 tipoff.
OCC. 10· 7, is C'oming off a 59.57
triumph over Cerritos which
evened the Rues' South Coast
Conference record at I · I .
Mt San Antonio. meanwhile.
cam e out on the short end of a
74-69 score to Fullerton in the
Mount.ies' conference opener
Overall, Mt San Antonio is 12·7
and c.•on side r ed o n e of the
favorites for the South Coast 11-
tle.
·'The Mounties hav<' a ·strong
front line. Paul Perkins was an
all·conference perfo rmer for
the m last year , and he 's ex·
tremial~ difficult to stop inside,"
warns OCC Coach Tandy Gillis
Perkins , a 6·4 forwa rd, is
aver aging 20 points a game He
scor ed 39 points an a n on·
confe rence outing two weeks ago
a~:.i inst I./\ Southwes t
{'hrt!-> Bt'a!-iley l'Ol)l lnuci. t o
lt•ar1 th<' 1'1rale scorin~ attack
with <t 12 9 aver a'ge Bo th
forwarc1s Tim Johnson and John
Sa undt>rs ar e a ver a ging j ust
over 11 points per game for
()('('
Al Southwestern. Coach Hill
Brummel 's Sadd lehack squad
ra ce!> an Aµachc team with a I · I
M1ssrnn t'onferencl' m ark and a
t:I 5 ovt•rall ret·orr1.
Southw1·slt·m is ler1 by Da vid
Freeman and Dick Bra mwell .
both boasting a 22-point·per ·
~amC' a verage
Thl' Gauchos counter with 6· 7
freshman Curtis Crossley who
brings a 15 2 point average into
the contest. and Kevin Bowland
with a 12.6 average
Saddleback ope ned Mission
Conference play with a come·
from behind 84·76 victory over
San Diego CC last week and im-
provt>d its overall record lo I J ·6. :
Todc1 Murphy, Tony l>alton and
Dave Powers c·omb1m•d for 53
points as l.akc•wooc1 ll 1gh routed
visiting Man na . 7:1 54 in non·
l eu ~ue h1~h st:hool haskctball
uc·twn Tuesd<ty nii.:ht
T i poH is scheduled for 7
o'clock, as is the Empire League
opener between Ocean View's
12 2 Seahawks and the up-and-
down Katella Knights, who have
strug~led to a 6·6 r ecord despite
entering the campaign with a
seasoned crew.
G WC then widened the margin
to 49-42 before the-Corsairs
fought back to knot the score at .
53-all.
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"It's going to be a tough
week." says Brummel, whose
tea m vis its Citrus Saturday
night. "In fact. e very week is
going lo be tough because the
conre rencc teams are so evenly
matched " The Vi kings, whc; were 1n their
final tuneup heforc the• start. of
Sunset League play Friday.
trailed by only three at the 1n-
t e rm ission 30 27 before the
I .ancers blew them out with a 22
J•OIDt third quartt:r
The Vi k i n ~s . who could
manage hut nine points during
t he• period. m•vcr threatened
afte r that.
Coach Steve l'opov1ch h ad
three players score in double
figures led by Rill Bruce with 14
points. Rick Smith had 13 and
tea mmate Roge r We ninger
tossed in 12.
The loss dropped the Vikings·
record to 8·6 as they will ho.st
l''ountain Valley Friday night in
the Sunset League opener for
both schools.
The Empire League opener will
be a t Ocean View, where 6-8
Wayne Carlander, the S~aha~ks'
all·everything star awaits wilh a
34.4 scoring average .
Carlander has scored in the
30s or better 10 ti mes in 14
st arts.
Othe r no n -le ague games
tonight at 7 inc lude Newport
Harbor ( 9·4) at Costa Mesa
(4·6), Laguna Beach (8·2) at
University (8.·5), Loara (6·5) at
San Clemente ( 11·3) and Irvine
(3·6) at Dana Hills C6·5).
Scheduled for a 7: 30 start is
Estancia (8·5), which travels to
Laguna Hills.
T he score then see -s awed,
finishing 63·63 after regulation.
The same teeter·tooter held
true . too. in ove rtime until
Eldridge's shot iced the contest.
The win raised the Rustlers
record to J.o in conference play.
15-3 overall. The Cor sairs,
meanwhile, dropped to 2· 1 in
conference, 14·6 overall.
"I told our kids we had lo do
two things well to win tonight-·
break the pressure and board
well, .. explained GWC Coach
Jim Greenfield. "We did a pret·
ty good job or that although we
got careless at limes."
Of Eldridge's game ·winner,
Greenfield added, ~"He's always
told me he's a great shooter. I
guess tonight he proved il."
15th ANNUAL
MOTORCVCLE Paramount Spom
& ACCESSORY TRADE Annual
PCAA OUTLOOK. • •
overall; 1980-81 pre-season, 6·6
Don't let the Aggies ' pre·
sea s on record fool you as
they've played the toughest
s chedule in the conference
against the likes of Brigham
Young (twice), Washington.
Michigan State. Utah and Idaho
State.
The Aggies will also be smart·
Ing from last year's embarrass·
ment of losing in the PCAA
playoffs after capturing the con·
ference title.
The Aggies rank second in the
conference in scoring C81.6 ) and
are led by forward Brian
-·Jackson Cl9.9 average) and
guard Keith Hood 05.9). Leo
Cunningham, the team's 6·11
center, will also be a factor as
he will be asked to neutralize the
other big men in the conference
like Magee and University of
Pacific's Ron ComeUus.
Berry's Spartans caught every·
onl' by surprise at the PCAA
tourna ment · last Ma rch when
they surprised Long Beach State
in the finals, 57·55, to advance to
the NCAA regionals .
This season the Spartans have
picked up right where they left
off in 1980 as they rank fifth in
the nation in scoring defense
( S6. 7). San Jose State is led by
three -y ear lette rman Sid
Williams, who is scoring al a
14.5 clip and gathering 7.0 re·
bounds.
The Spartans' biggest problem
appears to be size and bulk, two
ingredients that could have a toll
on the team down the stretch.
5. UNIVEllSIT'Y OF PACIFIC
-'1979-80, 7-7 in conference
(fifth), 15·16 overall; 1980-81 pre-
season, 10.2 -This lime the pre·
season record is deceiving as the
Tigers have played one of the
The Atiles' hope of reclaim· easiest schedules this side of the
ln1 lhe title just might be de· Laguna Hills High girls' pro·
termlned on Cunningham's ef-1ram.
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Com~r of
Harbor Blvd . & Wihon
Acron from
P-~y·, Shoppinq c~nter .JALIN THE TIREMAN PHONE 631-0712
QUALITY SERVICE ... FAST
PRICES IM THIS AD GOOD THRU SAT., JAM. 17
HOUR .. MOM lHRU FRI 1 JO ,..,... TO S PM
..... T 1 10 AM lO ) p,...
0 ENGINE TUNE-UP
HERE'S WHAT WE DO ...
• Install new Resistor Spa1k
Plugs
• Ad1ust Idle Speed • Set riming • Test Ba11erv & Charging
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• Inspect Rotor D1st111>u101 Cap P C v Valvt 1gn11tm1
Cables A11 F 1lter Crankcase Vtnl F 1ller
Vapor Camste• f 1ller
On Cera WllhOul Eleelromc; lgmtoona. '" •ddtloon 10 abo,.. We lnalaM Po1nla & N9w Conden-
Most .i Cylinder C.ir '> W1t11 l lectro11 11
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OFFER EXPIRES SAT., JAN. 17. 1981
0 BRAKE . OVERHAUL ...... ..
! ·WHEEL 4 ·WHEEL YOUR CHOICE
FllOIT DllC DRUM· TYPE • 88 Single P111on Syll...,
Amerocan C1111
We 1n1tall lronl brake pads. ne• lfonl
Melt and 1>ralta ll11tOw111e, rebuild cal1
pert. r11urlace 101ors. repack lron1
wll ... bearonga. onapec;t masier cyhnde•
and bru e hosas. bleed syalem and add n-fluid. lt>en road ta'1 '"" c•r
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repactt. hunt whMI b••A••HQ\ hllW'rt ··•·
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OFFER EXPIRES SAT., JAN . 17, 1981
D WHEEL $
ALIGNMENT
Our skilled mec han ics set
ca ster. camber and toe · 111 to
origina l specifica tions
All Ame11c.in 1 .• t1\ ote11t Chevelle\ .u1d tomp,1cts w1lh lront
wheel d11ve I.Im MdtPher~on suspe11~1011 P,1tl\ extr.1 1f needed
110 ,1dc11llon.1I chJrge tor laclorv JH or 101s1on bar
MacPHERSON STRUT
Replacement
Cartridges
Most Imports $99 fronl
Pan
ln•l•lled
D 5 YEAR, 50,000 MILE
ALIGNMENT
SEftVICE AGftEEMEMT
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When You Buy 1st Tire at Regular Price
Sizes Shown Below Only
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··1 had no idea Earth had such a hot, wet,
forbidding, hostile environment!"
SHOE
MOON MULLINS
Ht, UNCL~
. WILLI~·· ®
WHAT'S otJ
1H' HOUSE"
TODAY?
MISS PEACH
THE FAMILY CIRCUS
·---·-
by Bil Keane
"How come the birds cnn't eating at our
feedlr?"
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·-
,UNKY WINKERBEAN
1ME. MASTER 5f'l.lb : A
(J)MEI)I..) 1i4AT NEED.5 10 BE
OOC.ttED ...
P~BABlt,l HAS A LDi Of
SILK HUMOR!
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COMICS I CRQSSWORQ•
by VlrtU P1rtch
by Jeff MacNelly "Tonight we have calcium, lactase, phosphorus and
loads of other mouth-watering goodies."
by Ferd & Tom Johnson
YE5, SIJ/t ... L
How ABOUT MINCED
CoWON A BUN?
t:ALAffSU' THAT .frHE
""' ~ITTING Nexr lt' ME ~AO Tl-E lr16MT AN§WE~~.,.
GORDO
JUDGE PARKER
DRABBLE
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FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
I DON'T LIKE THIS 1
Mlc.HF\E.L IT'S
NOT f\IGHI !
DR . SMOCK
W H Y IS
YOUR 'l..V.
RUNN I N<S
OU i" 1"'H e
POOR, MRS.
GORPON ~
YouR (roff) MoM ls
IN THE. HOUSE $HE
CAN,,. E\JEN $C.E.
WHAT WE.'RE. DOIHG ~
eecAu!5 ~ >.'M HAVI NG
CH INese FOOr:;;>
POWN1"'0WN
by _Gus Arriola
by Harold Le Doux
I WA~ JU!)T AeOUT l'D LIKE TO HAVE YOU (JIVE MY I DON'T LIKE 'rOUR
CLIENT THAT WELL.
DRIVEfl! THE LE~~
I TALK WITH HIM.
fHE 6EHER MY 01!:1PO~ITION.'
l'M (;(.AO TO ME TO LEAVE. tJAM .' WHAT'~ Cl.lENT A ME5bA0f FOR ME ...
'fOU'RE NOT ~Ne; ON YOUR MIND? AND bEE WHAT Hl!:i
EICIHH40Ult ~¥&. ~ACTION I!>.'
e£1U1EAHT!
NANCY
ISTHIS )OUR
FIFTY-CENT Ptece'
Jl
OH·OHr WHAl'S -me MC7
N~WS1 1-IMPlt' t..IZARt'?
r
WHV DID
YOU THROW
ITAWAVr
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Ryan
by Ernie Bushmllltr
IT \I/AS NO GO OD···
ITWAS LAST
YEAR'.! ···1980
-BE.LIE.\JE. ME.,
L RWRE.Nc.E.
61-\E'l..L NE..VER
KNOW1
by Kevin Fagan
by Lynn Johnston
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by George Lemont
ONl.-Y IN "f'HIS
HOSPl lAL.-WOLJ(....P "OH N SAY I,... A(....1..-
TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROSS 46 Bristle
48 Clergymen
1 Thunder unit 52 Quebec
S R~ r renoe
9 Containers 56 Church stall
UNITEO Feature Synd1Cale
Tuesday·s Puute Solved
14 Cavity ~7 Knight's garb ~~...:-~E+.:-9:-t::t:-t::i
15 lively dance 58 Touch
16 Public 90a1nS1
17 Lab medium 59 J1cob·s son
18 Ory 60 Author·s
19 Press. TV, medium
etc 61 Other
20 Flange 62 M1rs· equal
21 Ontario's -63 Trimmed
Shteld 64 N11ty look
23 Lowered 65 B1tt1tts
25 Oven
26 Used to own OOWN
27 Forfeited
29 Slgn
32 Begin work
2 words
35 Insect nest
36 Act dr11m1ly
37 Effigy
38 Clocks
39 Vehicle
40 Ag1Uoch
41 Succesaor
42 Cap1t11 item
43 Pi<>Mlfed
44 Wrong
45 Portion
1 Scorches
2 Reasoning
3 Poplar
4 By
5 Too« pert
6 Studied
7 Mr.Ambler
8 Art style
9 Oppose
10 Aneverates
11 Fecllou•
12 Siikworm
13 om.·apal
21 ArrallQI
22 Blbllcal man 44 L1yered
24 As 45 Pleauntry
27 Restrict 47 Got up
28 Above 48 Respite
30 ObMtve 49 Mustcll work
31 Compllcatt0n 50 At no 11me
32 Telephone 51 -cheese
33 Groundless 52 Europe1n
34 Jollity· 53 Irish excla·
2 words m1t1on
35 Hurrier &4 Chinne coin
3e Spars 55 Adiect1ve
38 Splne eodlng
42 Melodies 59 Stllute
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Business ·
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w.an..day, January 14, 1981
il
DAILY PILOT 84
New energy Same tax gripes persist WSSPROOF f
UNNEEDED !
W ASlllNGTON CAP.I • gains seen Yearly filing C'?ntinue1 to be un!'leaaant
By JOHN CUNNIFF Inflation is one of the bisgest complaints for
A woman need not
prove econo mic loss Co
s ue her e mployer ror
sexual harass.ment, •a
fed e ral appeals coutt th TtttUU~ D t.1.IAS
.\II IMlk .:a111I "" 11\'111111 Thul wo the wuy two
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... lhoi-• _,. ood Fi • • • I g reuon. rsl, al lowers the buying power or s ays. ;
T hi· '>lalt• "-•atd l h•· "11·1111 ( 'luli J111l ttw Nutural
lit''>l•Ur1·1·, l>l'f•·11 '>1· l '11u 111·1l. wu . 111 volvt>d 111
r11u. h ,11'11\ 11 \ hut th.il • .11·l1'<1h h a .... iirci<Juted
Oll•tt' rht'h•r11· th.ill ••I lllHI
Hut ..i:. lhl' Ht·~ \t'Jr ltcg1n:. tl1L·rt· .in· ho11cful
"t:n~ 111 11 111•• 1111·r11t·nt 'llot from the .... late govcr11
ntt'nt l•ut fr nrr1 I ;illfCtrr11d ., t w•1 li:trl(c~I powl'r
'1•m parul·:.
t 'llOM f'.\( lt'lt (11\~ & t:Lt;t'TRlt' Co
~·om t':. word th.ti ').t 1Jt·n ·t·11t ul the nc1.11 generc.Un.:
1·ap<11'1l\ 1t ~ 111 .i1hJ 111 lhl' nt•Xl HI years will in·
'oh t' re1lt'~ .ibll' l'llt.'O( v 'iO uree .... not likely tu run
uut -.oon
l 'hl' b1~~l'"I ,·hunk •>f that new power will be
h~ d rut.>lct'lrt<' l ar~t·I fr om P G &~·:. ti elms
f'u m pt-d Stura~e l'roJc<·t nt-ar fo'resno But 1 I
m ti hon kilo~ iitl!-> w1 II n 1mt· from ~t--Olhermal de
I I
pt•:-.ll .... and 658,000 from
rc1·ydt-d indu .... traal was te SoCaJ F OCU8 und u m·w wind turhtnt• gt.•11erator
Bui use of hydrot.•lt·<·
t r 1 <· p o w e r a n d
geothermal l'nt•rg~ arc nothing nt.'w for PG&E.
So it wu:.. mul'h more of a departure from lht•
past when tht• Southern California l'~disun Co
lht' nation's laq.{est cl1·tlrtl' (.'(1mpany revised its
phrn for Uw 1980~ c.ncl r l'solved lo get about one·
thir-0 of ils nt·w power from renewable sources .
THAT'S NOT NEARl.V AS •:ASV a task for
Edison as for P<;& f:. hl·l·ause the Southland firm
lacks easy aness to large rivers and reservoirs
and because the geothermal resources of the Im.
perial Valley haven't been developed and tested as
much a~ PG&E's ~eothcrm al field at The Geysers.
AP Wl,.lllMle
.~o t'bf•on
Thl· of f1<.·e o f
t\j' atoll a h Huho lla h
Kho m e ini has an·
n o un c::e d that the
Is lamic leader. 80,
will nu longer receive
visitor s without ap-
poinlmt>nl His health
and s mall Tehran
n ·sidenl'e were cited
as rt.>asons.
Campus
frauds
charged
NEW YORK -If you suspect the cowatry likes
to talk rather than act about financial and other
economic inequities, you will again find documen-
tation in the annual discussion or the equitable in·
com e tax.
It has its corollary loo: the "fair and simple"·
tax return form. which has been so simplified you
som etimes can obtain a hair
dozen different interpretations,
all from people who call
the m selves experts.
Both the tax and itS forms
are in the news again, as they
are every year at this time. The
same proposals, same gripes,
sam e confusions, s ame ine·
quities. same temptations,
same evasions. The s ame eve
year.
CUNIOl'I'
PUBLISHERS RUSH OUT with their tax
guides, or maybe just put a pretty jacket on the of-
ficial Internal Revenue Service guide and double
the price. Lawyers and accountants work like
monks for a few months, but also earn enough to
golf or sail in the summer. Taxpayers vow to ac-
quire more deductions next year, but the vows are
sort and soon forgotten.
• l''or many, if not most taxpayers, it is an un·
happy experience. "Filing taxes used lo be the
most personal link between the U.S. government
a nd its citizens," says Michael Graetz or USC. No
more, he says.
"In the past decade inflation and the comple x
ity or the tax-laws-~-of-t11Xpayers
scurrying to tax-preparation professionals in
search or deductions and credits." s ays the pro-
fessor
the dollar. Second, it forces taxpayers into higher
brackets, where greater percentages or the
paycheck are taken.
Confusion about. the meaning or instructions
ranks h.igh as a source of dissatisfaction. Doubts
about the fairness of regulations accompanies it A
feeling that the rich do not pay their s hare is com-
monly held.
The unanimous ruUqg
has been handed do~n
by a three-judge pan,el
of the U .s. Court or Ap·
peals for the District of
Columbia.
Jn e ffect, the panel
s aid that sexual harass
mcnt is by itself a viola-
ti<in or the law. The remedy perhaps most often suggested is
to simplify the tax so that everyone pays cin
"equitable" amount, but nobody has ever been
able to a rrive at a pe rcentage or a syste m that ,.-----------..
seems to satisfy everyone. ~
A big problem with s imple solutions 1s that the
income tax is not just for raising reve nue. but 1t ts
o ne or the most potent tools for implementing the
country's socio-economic goals 11
And so. risk-takers get a break bec·ause they W,'~ ~-a re cons idered jobmakers Those who save may
get more deduct ions than a few years cigo because
capital is needed . Charity-givers ec.rn d eductions
because charity is tonsidered beneficial Those
with children obtain deductions berause or need .
and maybe because children are deem ed 1m por
tant national ass ets.
The strongest attem pt at social change romcs
through the progressi Ve nature Of the lax, With the
rich s upposedly paying mort-because of c. n.itional
bent toward bolste rmg the midcll(! c.nd lower in
comes.
IRONICALL V, THE complexity of the tcix is to
a large extent c. result of attempts to make it
fairer, which s uggests that whenever yuu tcimpcr
with the incredible in<:omc tax you only ma.kc It
worse than it was
That. it scl'ms. is the best tleh.·nM• 11 ha!'>. and
poor though 1t 1s, it s1.·c·m s suffic1l'nl l11 :..<·urc .iwa\
the r~form1.·rs. anrf pmm1scs us mort' 11f thl• sam(:
prom1s<•s and gr11ws n1.•xl yc.ir ;1t th1 !'> t inw
DICK UMPHREY
BELOW MARKET
INTEREST RA TES
AVAIL.AIU
• COMMHCIAL
• IMDUSTl!AL
• AllCIAFT
LEASING
DIVISION
LAND•SEA•AIR
LEASING
1600 Dove St. 11415
Nrwoort Beach
975-0440
llut aJmost as soon as Edison announced its
plans: th~ firm began opening new projects and
cont!1butmg lo 1ls goal of 1.9 million kilowatts or
new ~wer fro'!l non-traditional energy sources.
NF:W YORK (AP>
Need .i lt'rm papt.•r fast'>
So m eth in ~ a lon g the
lines o f "Hiocultural
Adaptations in An
thropology" or "Dtalec-
tic on Sex'1"
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Jo 1rs t, the firm opened California's initial wind
energy facility in tht: San Gorg1mio Pass between
San Rernardino and Palm Springs, c. spot where
s trong wmds hlow al most pe rpetually.
While this wmdmill will provide a paltry 3,000
k1lowc.lls. supplymg no more than 1.000 customers.
1l is symbolit of the potential in the wind. Gov.
Brown has estimated that winds t an supply 10 per-
cent of the state's energy needs by the end of the
century und both Edison .ind PG&E include more windmills in their plans.
EDISON Al,SO HAS DEDICATED its first
geothermal unit and the Sl40 million "Solar One"
project northeast of Hars tow, which will be the na
lion's largest solar facility when finished late thi..., year.
Thal facility, funded by the federal Depart
ment of Energy and oper ated jointly with the Los
Angeles Department of Water & Power, will ust!
1.818 mirrors to generate about 20,000 kilowatts of
power. enough to serve 6,000 typical r ustomers.
If it s ucceeds, it will be the prototype for other
solar plants throughout the Southwest, where the
sun shines on the d eserts as many as 300 days a year.
The new plants, Edison claims. will give it a
more diversified mix or power sources than any
othe r utility tn the world, with electricity coming
from coal, oil, natural gas, the atom, the sun , the
wind, gl'Othermal sources and flowing water.
"OUR COMPANY BELIEVES THAT some
forms or 1>0wer J(eneration which a few years ago
were speculative or unproven have progressed to
the point where they can be aggressive ly de-
veloped and relied on,·• says William Gould ,
~dison's board C'hairman.
Edison's new stance as an innovator and ex-
perimenter, combined with PG&E's plans, means
that the governor and his appointees on various
state commissions are no longer the only ones
pushing for chunge in the energy business.
If the large privately owned utilities continue
putting their muscle cind money behind the con·
cept, there 1s reason to expect significant action
a nd not mert' rhetor ic.
r 1-:ba.~ is a colum nut l>ased m Santa MonicaJ
Migha be ~ood job
If s·o. don't bother call -
ing Collcgi<ilt' Rcsearc·h
Systems
Tw o !\tale 1n
vest igators spent a day
at th e co mpan y's
Manhattan offices c·art ·
ing away file cabinets
allegedly containing re-
sear c h fo r e n o u g h
p<1pers to fill a 30J.pugc
c·atalogut.•.
THE STAT•: has
l' h a r g e d H r a d I e y
Thompson, the 30-ycar·
o ld mana ge r or
Collegiate Hesearc h.
with selling a pape r
while knowing that it
was intended for s ub·
mission in a college
<:ourse.
The pape r h e 1s
charged with selling
'·Pornography and the
I.aw" allegedly was
commissioned by a New
York Univer s ity Law
School student who was
cooperating with an in·
vestigalion or the firm
by the offi ce or Attorney
Gl'n er ul Rob e rt
Abrams.
If convictccl or the
<'hargc, Thompson faces
up to thr ee months in
J<til and a $500 fine.
T II•: FI R M 'S
<'a lalogue which in
eludes the" Hiocultural "
and "Di alectic" topics
indicatf'd Collegiate
.i lso had o ffi ces in
Camden. N.J .. Chicago
and North flollywood .
Don't fear 'blind' ads
By JOVCE L. KENNED\'
Are you scared orr by help-wanted
ads that are signed only with a box
number rathe r than with the
employer's name? Don't be, advise
two experts you may be overlook·
ing an opportunity.
respondent's job; a worry that the
employer already has been contacted
and that a second response might
make the applicant seem too eager
and jeopardize a negotiating posture.
SWEET AND ERDLEN maintain
that most or the cited concerns are
, Natural gas
price hiked
MEXICO CITY (AP) Mexico said it has
rnised the price of the natural gas it sells the Unit·
ed States by nearly 8 percent -
The Mexican state petroleum monopoly
Pem ex said Tuesday its action was retroactive to
.Jan. I and raised the cost of the gas to $4.8246 per
thousand cubic feet from $4.47 per thousand.
Pemex said it sells an average ol 300 million
cubic feet or gas a day to a consortium or private
companies in the U.S. Southwest. The exports
compJTise about 0.5 percent of U.S. natural gas
needs.
A U.S. ENERGY Department spokesman, who
a lso asked ano~ymity. said Mexico's increase was
expected following the country's decision last
month to raise crude oil prices about 11 percent.
"I don't think we have any idea yet of the im·
pact" of the move on American consumers, the
spokes man s aid.
A U.S. government source in Washington, who ~sk_ed not lo be identified, said the price increase
1s likely "to be a subject or discussion" with Mex-
ico because it may exceed a formula agreed to by
both countries. Mexico's gas export prices are tied
to crude oil prices set by several leading exporters
Chrysler lwnored
for K-car model
LOS ANGELES <AP> -Chrysler Corp.
Chairman Lee Iaccoca and the company's new K ·
cars have been honored by Motor Trend magazine.
Chrysler's new line won the "Car or the Year"
award for 1981 from the monthly magazine while
Iaccoca was named "Man of the Year."
The Plymouth Reliant finished first in the
magazine's competition , followed by the Dodge
Aries. Oldsmobile Cutlass diesel, Ford Granada,
Ford Escort, Chrysler Imperial and Mercury
Lynx. 11\is is the 32nd year or the awards. Motor
Trend spokesman Bob Brown said.
We're Higher Than
Any B.ank OrS&L Many job seekers routinely bypass
blind ads in newspapers and
magazines, according to a study by
the Employment Management As-
sociation or Wellesley, Mass .. a non-
profit educatlonal organization com·
prised of employment and personnel
executives.
WHY ARE ANONYMOUS ads
reasons employment managers run 11 groundless, countering with valid 15 763 14 97 %
bo;~n::~~:~:~e and cost or civlng 1 • 0 • 0
tt=d=:~~IH!led~...Jeltft-xlh ·Ercllen, u-e H
socialion's executive director, and
Donald H. Sweet, its past president
and employment directoe.. or the
Celanese Corp., list reaaor9 people
1lve:
A reluctance to reply to an un-
known party; a hilb probability a
rttpome wUI not be acknowledced; a
fear ol beln1 flred if the ad was
pl aced by the reapondent 's empl~er; a posalblllty the ad waa
placed by an employment a1ent
merely ~·repl~•h the a1ent'a fll•.
Other NMOnl =· H)' they lh1 away from box·DUlft ada: A IUlpl·
clon tbe wlidntlfled employer la merely lhopp&q tbe man.c ratMr tbu aft ... a Nal Job; \8 bmeb tbat
tbt ed WU plac.cl by UlOIMr job
ll•ter wbo .,..... to applJ for the
1ndrv_idu_at.,...!£!tnow1ed~em.M1L.w.1wL J _ annual_yield .. _ --carmuaLrate Ch~111Fdtaws a-sTlnar of responses; · ·
to temporarily avoid ne1atlve
employee reactions when the Job la
·not being filled from the ranks of
present workers; to retain conllden·
ttalily when the employer la replaclnt
an incumbent employee: to u1e a low·
recruilirl1 profile when layolf1 are.
occurrln1 in other parts of the com-
pany; to compare outside applicants
a1alnat intenaal candldate1.
Aa for tele1raph1n1 your intent to
quit by unknowin1ly an1w•rlnt an ad
run by your current employer1""'
l:rdlm aDd Sweet aay 1•'1 doubtlUI Ir
IUCb action wUl NIUlt In an Im·
mediate dbmlalal. Bued cm tMtr
survey/ ol .mplOJJDent maaqen,
they 1iy lt'1 mon 1Urel7 UM oom·
PU)' would attemr. to NC!Uf) U.
potaUal Job.lteffl' ......... .
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more • 8 month certificates • Rate available lhru 1/21181. •
• No extra f ... If withdrawn before maturity
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~ Peanuts
shortage
costs jobs
1.0~ A'.\i(, J-:1...:s t 1\1' 1
A ltw11 1f1 1a•a11ut hut
11·1· niakt•f'!> an· oul o f a
Jllh ;it th1· All A11wnt an
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hl'('aus1· of th1• rlrought
Ill lht• South lhjJl dev
a s t att·d th1· n/ut1on 's
Pt'anut 1-rop
Ov1•r tht· l :Jst s 1•vcral
rnunths. 0111• tt11nl of tht·
•·om pany's l'mplo y Pcs
who !'arncd tht•ir Ir ving
gr inding peanuts. arl
rl 1 n g s a I I a n rl p r <'
St•rvat1ve. squashing the
11t•anut huller rnto jar s
a nd s1·n •wing the t·aps
11n . ha\'l' hit !h t• un
t'mµlo~ nwnt lint'!-
SOME SMAU. pt·:inul
llu lll:r man ufci t· tu n·r~
a!'ross lht• t·ountry havt•
!>hut rlown pl ant s
:ti l11g1•lhc·r be1· aus(• of
t ht· !>hortage of i><'anuts
:ind rise rn pri1·t•s
Thi· All Amcnt'<Hl N ut
l'u rn:1kcs s tor e brand
vt·anul hulle r for Vons .
Ha lphs and Alpha Beta
supermarkets. The com -
pan y no rmally proc-
c s s cs 1.5 -milli o n
puunds of p e anuts a
month: hut s in<"e the
drought, it has beeh
tlown hy half
"In my 30 years in the
hus rnt·ss I've never seen
:1nything like it." s aid
I ;ordon Nelson. the All
/\ m e rrc an N u t Co . 's
11uri·hasing ai:enl.
Nt•l:-;011 s ai<t peanuts
n1~1 the• 11nwc•ssors Jft
1·1•111 ~ a pound at the la s t
ltarv1·st hut an• now u11
I 11 $I !'J() ;1 pounrl
T-bil/,s
do better
W /\S iii NC ;TON (/\I' J
I ntcrcst rates o n
s hort te rm Treas ury
securities have r isen to
thl'1r hilo(hl'st levels since
Oct'. 18
The avera~e dii;count
r o te o n 26 -w ce k
Treasury hills in<"reased
from 13.182 percent last
week to 14.228 percent at
Monday's au ction and
the average rate o n
13·week Tr easury bills
w c n t ( 0>m.,l;l.6Ql...pei:cent ·o t5.3t8 percent, the
governme nt r e ported.
On Oet'. 18. the r a tes
wen .• LS.4.23 percent for
26·week Treas ury bills
and 16.667 percent for
13-week Treasury bills.
Banks and thrift in·
stltutlons may pay up to
14.478 pe rcent on six·
month money market
certlfl cales, starting
Thursday. The currenl
yleld on the $10,000·
minimum ·d e poslt
certlflcates, which are
United\ to the M·week
Treaaw-y rate, la 13.432
• percent.
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BUSINESS I MUTUALS
Ads by Reagan revived
Shirt firm pays tribute to new president
NEW YOHK !APJ
P residenl·elecl Rona ld Reagan
is preparing to take OYer the
r eigns of power , but on the ad
pages of three natio nal
m agazines this week he 's s hown
twisting, twirling, bending a nd
c urling a shirt collar.
Van Heusen Co. dusted off
27 · ye ar·old uds s ho wing then
movie actor Reagan we aring its
Century s hirts with the "new
revolutionary collar that won 'l
wrinkle ever" a 'S a way to con
gratulate the new president
"THE WONDERFUi . thing
about Ame rica is that o;ooner or
later. ever yone's d r eam can
come true." the company s ays
in a message accompanying the
ad "Congratulations , Prc..:.side nt
e lel't Ron ald Heagan "
The o ri g ina l ad s h o win g
Heagan. the n star of Univers al In terna t ional '~ "Law a nd
Order,.. app(•ared an the Sept.
26, 1953. t:d it1on of the Saturday
fo:venrng Post This wt•ek the ad,
along with Van I lt•uscn 's con
gratulatory messi.igc, ts rn Timl'.
Newswec•k and People.•
AP Wire""°'°' PRESIDENT-ELECT ACHIEVES AMERICAN DREAM
Mesaege accompanying ad ottera congretuletlona
<:u stomary arran~ement w1lh
prtnl advertising tht• mid '60s on behalf of 20 Mule
Tt•am Hornx and starred Jn eight
c prsodes llt.· also wa!> host of the <:lo: Theall'!" from 1954 flZ and
promoted the.• n1rporat1· <·on1·cµt
of progn•ss V A N H t: Us E N I' rt· s 1 d l' n t
<'hul'k Smith says lhc ad 1s a
o nt•-s hot p romotion and '·a
marvl•lous opportunity to t•on
gr:rtulal t• the• prt•s 1d1•nt and
rt•s t alt• our ft•t•l r n g!> a l111u l
Amt•rit::s "
Hohrn <:ray, a He agi.in 11rCS!>
arde . s aid lht• ads are "a rut·c
J,!('Sl ure, and I s up1x1se the gov
t•rnor will tak<: il lhal way "
Ht•agan h<1s n1>1 y<.·t sc<·n tht· <lib,
<;ray said. Tht· Van llt•usen C:1•nl ury s hirt
featun·d in the• l!f!IJ ad sold for
S:l.95 for white and $4.!J!l for col
ors and s11 1wrfint• whites. Van
ll<·ust•n s avs it rlrwsn 't mak1· a <'<1mparahl~· all 1·ott1111 s hirt any
rn ore. hut an av(• rag 1• Va n
II 1•ust•n t oda.\· st·ll~ for a bout $17
Ht•a g;rn wrll nut gl'l any
royalt ies for th1· arl, whrc·h I!> the
H c a g a n a I s o w n r k t' ti for
(;ennal E lct·tri1· Co. and IJ S
Bo rax. hut spokl·smcn at hoth
1·ompames s arrl lhl're wt·r1· n<1
plans to revive their old <11b .
Reagan was ho~t of "l>eath
\'a llt•y Days" for I wo s l'ason~ tn
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s OAJLYPILOT 87
Entertaining In
Elegance returns 1
with Reagan era
By SYLVIA PORTER
Brush up on your two-step, search your drc!>scr fo1
your long-discarded long (elbow, just-below-the shoultlN J
white gloves, have your diMer jacket refitted lo your 1981
waistline and check the corner of your closet fo r any 11111 1·
loved formal"town.
As 1981 ushers in a phase of tough economic 1h•1·iS11m'i
for the nation and living squeezes. it also will m <il'k 11 11
turn to a bygone er a of elegance in dressing, d<in P1111! aml
entertaining.
It's now c om -
monplace to link the de-
velopment with the ar·
rival in Washington of
the Reagan first f•mily.
There's no denying that
the president and his
wife are products of an
Money's
Worth
age in America that sa w the peaks of the li11• l1;1n 11..
ballroom dancing, white -tie-and-tails dressinJ~. 111 • ~"
debut ante parties and formal weddings.
I Le t's say you're on the "giving" side of ;,1 fun•''''''' Ill',
-.Year Once you've decided on the type of •'\ • 11• • h
number of people you e xpect to attend anti lh• ·11·1·••>'
imate budget, the key decision will be the "m u'lk
That decision you must make well in adva11<·•· :111" .. 11,
appropriate caution. (Just im agine how ina1>111111'1 •'•'•· .,
would be to hire a roc k-and-roll band to play :11 •• "'", •1
dance for guests in their late sos and 60s.)
YOUR FIRST DECISION should be whctlw1 111 1111 c·
local group and of what kind or one of thl· 11;•!11 11, 11,
famous bands and of whal kind, advises l.c!>ler I. 11111. ,,,
internationally known society orchestra leadt·r '" 1111 1· 111
play at Ronald Reagan's Inauguration Ball.
Lanin s uggests several basic guides that '' 111 ,., •Y.•
your function a success. save you money amt 1111,. ,.,,,,.,
the heartaches that could des troy the 0 1 1•-. 1 1 ' • ' 1
memory for you forever.
-IF VOU ARE ENGAGING a local grnup t • t •
range an audition wher e you can test tht-~r11u1• ' •·
ty a nd ability lo play the tunes you want.
If you are hiring a larger, known har11l, a 11 .111d111
may be impossible . but request a meeting with ll·•· 1·1 •l'•J>
leader to work out details a nd decide ltll' app 1•· 1 "·
number of musicians you want.
Select your mus ic and make other S!H.!('1.tl :• 1' 'Jt• ..
ments at the beginninR. Meet with the hotel or h.ir;q1 ·f t .111
representative in advance to decide whcr<• to lc1c " • 11
r hestra and whether a platform is neces5ary
-AGREE ON ALL financial arran~enwnt •., pc• 1··· •"
legal contracts and be s ure to include th{· h 1111r .., (11•· ·1
chestra will play. the price for addit ional pla ' 111 1• t 1 •1·•
duration and timing of. any breaks that will 1,, ' •I • •1
Dec ide on strolling musicians or <>ther hal'k)!ri,111 .. 1 '""' 1
during band's break pe riods .
Be sure the conttact specifi es ei1rn pll·tl '"" 111' "'
schedules and refund policy in case of cann lloJt 11111 .\II ·11·
posit arrangements should be spelled out. in a11' .111• ' I
signing. IC you are inte rested in particula r m u c;11·1.111• ,,,
e lude their names. or they will not be obli.:att·d t11 ·"'"'
-VISIT THE ROOM where the e vent 1s to le• lll'ld I•
check the acoustics and quality of public addrc:,s ::.) : le 111
You may be able to hire fewer musiciani; tha n y11u thin!<
and thus save money .
Do· no\ allow the banquet manager to 1h:-..l •1ur:1~1
you from using an outside orchestra or to fon ·t· th•· h11u:w
favorite" on you.
-Do not e ncourage tipping and extra C:J\'t>r.., Be
disc reet.
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SINGLES CALENDAR
TELEVISION
ENTERTAINMENT
C11
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His 'Ordinary People'
tops in Golden
Globe nominations. C13
·t Ripe oil/It's udd ,.,rwµ uru1
·ulor I<• 011 ., 1111·ut1~·ss <l1sll
Organic ,
approach
. Ry ('llRIS ROHF.RTS
EMMJ\\'S. l'a l /\l') Tahl<' grapes.
Wtwn• hav1· they gom"'
Tlw way of pr11n1·~, and apncots. and fresh
dates .... tash1·cl an k1t1·h1·n 1·upboards ''' those
who 1·an afford tht•m
l'ot;it1w~ a nd 1·arrot!. anti beets may end up
tll<'rl'. too
Hoht>rt Hodale. lh1• naturalist who gave or
gan11· farming leg1t1macy, says it's already hap-
pt•ning /\ml·ri1·a's food 1hstrlbutl()n system is
being stranglt-1! hy runaw<.1y energy costs that
art• pushing )lfll'C~ out the window.
"N(Yr ONl.V i\R•: i\MERICt\N fa rmers
hurning ur> th<' t•arth with fertilizers and
pcst1c1d<•s . hut tht· food system today 1s no
longer sust<iinahlc." sa ys Hodale , a slightly
built man of 50 with an auburn beard and hair the
C'Olor or wood smokl·.
"Thi• food system sn the U S. is where the
automobile industry was m 1970 It's a gas
j!UZZl<'r "
llC''s seated tn his chairman's office, at
Rodale Press Im· . the giant publishing house
his late father built in this southeastern Pen·
nsylvania town.
No tie. Rlack F.arth shoes. A wood s tove in
on e c•orner for heat. a bicycle outside for
transportation. lie calls it voluntary simplicity.
IDEAS IN RODALE'S mind dart about like
dragonflies. landing for a moment, then buzzing
off. One subject triggers another, but always
there's this comnion theme "There's nothing
free in nature anymore. Man has to put it
back."
This day his mind kept landing on his
"Cornucopia Project.'' a plan to make sure man
can afford tomorrow's horn or plenty.
"There's not going to be a famine, .. he says.
"People just won't be able to afford food. If the
system is not changed, two heads of iceberg let-
tuce will cost S8.20 In the year 2000. Three large
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"TIIE CORNUCOPIA PROJECI' Is an ef-
fort to do some planning of the U .S. food
system. We plan hi1hway11, communities, but
with few exceptions planners have not looked at
the food 11y11tem to see how it works. ,
"So much food is produced thousand& of
mllea from where it is consumed. Beeauae of
the hl&h coat and the potential shortace of
enerty, that cannot be maintained much loncer.
And convenience foods, with the c.na and the
proceu ot frenln1, are very ener1y Intensive.
"What la needed to create a suatalaable
flOd sYttmn la not only or1aatc farmlnc, but
alle I rtlklealiaaUon of the food sytln'a, band
• fhlb loodl and foods U..t are la Muon. If we doe't cbaqe the s1stem aocm it will uap."
Hel**led;•...,_,.1Mc1~.
11DID YOt1 KNOW TllAT • l*'"llt of all
tlM food <MmU*I l111 New l:fttland la lmported
t-• ...
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Souf fle
• gives
vegetables
a lift
Tirt.><.I of the same old vegetables
m eal after ml'al '~ c:1vc your family a
change of pace with Vegetable Skillet
Sou me.
It's a flavorful t•ombination uf rlJJC
oli ves. eggs, cheese and your r ho1 ee
of brotTt>li. asparagus or ~o;pinach
Served in thl· skillet it cook!> in, 1t 1s
appetizing. nutrit111us and a snup to
mak('.
You can vary tht• Vl·gcl<thlc!i tukini.:
advantage of seasorwl spt•('1ills or
family favorites
f''rozen vt•getahlcs c<in arid l'hnvt·
n 1 ence for the husy <·ook. l<JO.
Hut don't forget the ripe olives
They add original tt•xture and color
lo this dis h Thl'y m<ike a winning
t ombination with any vegetahh: you
t•hoose
Any size of whole pitted oli ves can
he used: you may want to cut very
large ones in half
The Parmesan eheese gives a
robust eharat·ter to the finished dish.
Vegetable Skillet Souffle ma.kes a
.\
l<isty, easy brunch, lun<·heon or
meatless l'nlrN• Serve with a salad
of s liced ornnges, apples. bananas
and dates.
Warm bran muffins would round
out this satis fymi.: menu:
VEGF:TABl.t: SKILLET SOUFF'LE
.t eggs. bcal<'n
1 "J l'UJ> milk
I tablespoon i nstant m1n<"NI
•>n1on
1 :•teas poon garlic salt
1 1 t<•aspoon pepper
I t'UI' cookvd ehopped broccoli ,
as paragus or spinach
I <·up pitted ripe olives
1 :t c up grated Parmesan cheese ·
I tablespoon butter
Combine eggs. milk and season-
ings . stir in vegetables. olives a nd 1/4
cup cheesv. Melt butter in 8-inch
skillet : pour in egg mixture Sprinkle
with remaining cheese.
Cover and cook over low heat 15
minutes . Cut into wedges to serve.
Makes 6 servings.
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Naturalist Robert Rodale inspects Chinese winter vegetables being grown at the Rodale Experimental Farm near Emmaus , Pa.
from other regions? Forty.five percent of all the
food consumed in Massachusetts is from
California.
fertilizers . Sir Howard served as associate
editor.
·'Well, if the rate at which land in California THE MAGAZINE FLOPPED at first, then
is being converted to housing and other thln1s. caught on when Rodale, who died in 1971 at age
and if the rate of population growth remains the 72 while taping the Dick Cavett Show, changed
sal'l)e, then by 1990, California will not have any Its name to "Organic Gardening," focusing on
more lood to export. What are they golnc to do the back yard. instead of the back 40. Today.
In Massachusetts?" circulation is around 1.2 million monthly.
Rod•l~So f•h~;erfM11". •ftedm..-<1n 1!lft1\___,_. --/If. 11iltft"" pabttcattot1. "Nf'trl"ll'ln~··· detail·
maus they called him J .l.). "rew up In New ln1 or1anic farmln1, was put on the market In
York City . When he was 9, he bou1ht a packet January of 1979 and 1rew quickly to 90,000
of flower seeds. raisinl them on the family's copld a month.
fire escape. Rodale Press' na1shlp Is "Prevention" (2.5
million monthly circulation), which promotes
8'11' TIIEY NEV•• matched the beauty of proper nutrition as a means ot staylnc healthy.
the "owers painted on the 1>11ch1e. and be .A new publication, "New Shelter," also bas
vowed then and there to some day 1row the taken olf. It is devoted to enern and bow to
moat beautiful nowera ln the world. make the belt use of It In the home.
He bou1ht a farm tn lMl, convinced now So, tn 40 yean, • ntmay UtUe ma1aalne
that the natural order of plant life wu belnl about Mother Earth hu arown into • world·
thrown ~ of balance by mu~a UM ot lntec· wkte boc* and matHlne pubUlb:lna empire with
tlcldes, bwblc*8, hormonee and other un· aalea ot m mUUon ln the ftaeal 1ear tbat ended
natural Udall. Jul1 at.
He put tbe kteu oa paper, and tbua spraa1
up "Orsmde Pannma." a tbla UtU. •z:".:: aOIMLS ram w 10 buOdl•p 1a &m·
peHed to tbe beUel tbat food erop1 IM ma.ae, lacladln1 • reaearea. Hater •••re
should. be IJ'OWll la llum•·rla MU ..... •1tM1t1 telt·t.Ud ......... tW wUl 1P-
ferUllt7 la m1latataed oal1 •1 °'I:~ pHr ..._ 18 ~ ,.. of ....,_MW .a.. la
materlall <Wle ltllf mulet.) lllld n...a • RCMl•l• pubUeatloet. fteN IN' lolar foM
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dryers, pedal power contraptions that crack
heat.solarwindowshades.
There's also a test kitchen. its shelves lined
with natural grail\s, herbs and spices -poppy
seeds, long grain brown rice. masur. amaranth.
About 12 miles from Emmaus is lhe Rodale
Experimental Farm. 3SO acres of land dedlcat.
ed to natural crop production, lncludln1 the
raising or fish for food. -~e-i-tliYfomi>•rtY tettatn'lnt:-a ·rn, ...
blocks from Emmaus headquarters, where
Rodale and company president Robert Teufel
often eat lunch.
THE OTHEa DAY THEY dined on bolled
fish. aquuh, salad and cracked wheat bread.
The convenaUon tW'fted to biotectun and cell·
spllltinl. 1ettina coral to srow la the abape of
bulldln1s. 1rowln1 planll In th• abape of
houses, houses that Wot1ld produce their own
electricity -you'd Just pluc ln a leaf!
Then wen ruHd eyebrowl oa 11U19t.
''Well, what about ln 1110. .. ltodalt ..,. .. •1Jt
people beck tben Nad about wUl'I ..... 09
now, tbe1'd haft la-Ped. '"l'M importq& u.a., ....... .., .....
to ba" e. nn•'• lht •••1ttt1•1 en·
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Almond squash howls offer nutrition and taste
C'ul 11n 1u·11111 "•tu•i.h 111 ..--convenient ready·to-use salt, allspice and pepper almonds and tarnish pendin& on the form of
h.111 .met whwt t11.1v1· v•1u forms than a ny other sauce; stir. Cover and wilh parsley spr l11. almonda that you are ua·
ttot · T"'" 1oi.1·I~ K11hh:11 nut. Sliced, whole, simmer until liquid is Makes6servinp. ing) or until almonds.
11 .. "'" t r .uh lo ., •.•. ,, chopped, diced and absorbed , a bout 15 •To toast almonds: are a light g o lden
11.1 k • .rnd fill "'11 Ii a slivered, almonds a re a m inutes. Stir in chopped Spread in an ungreased brown, stir once or twice
IJ ... 11· 11·m111 in11 mulurt• reliable favorite to In-almonds. Place squash baking pan or skillet. to assure even brown.
"' h11l.t111 \\h• -.1 .11111 elude in just about any ha lves on serving plates. Place in a 3SO·degree ing. Note that almonds
, 111 111 ti ~ t1 l1111111•h dt· recipe you can think or. Mound hot bulgur mix· oven or over m edium-will continue to brown
111 """I 1 .11 , • 11 t 1· cl Sou_ps, bread, cookies, tu re in to cavities . low heat on the stove top slightly after being re-
.... 11h 1~11'11L,.1111 l ;,11111·' salads and omelets are Spr inkle with sliced for 5 to 10 minutes Ide-moved from the heat.
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ALMOND S QUASH
BOWLS
3 acorn sq uas h .
halved and seeded
2 tabl espoo n s
vegetable oil
3 tablespoons s liced
green onions
2 tab l es poon s
chopped green pepper
1 cup cracked wheat
bulgur
112 cups chicke n
bouillon
J tablespoons raisins
2 teaspoons grated
orange peel
l teaspoon salt
1,:1 teaspoon allspice an Millbraali Breads.
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n at u r a I a Im o n d s ' I•-----------------------------~ toasted•
J tablespoons sliced
na t ur a l almo nd s ,
toasted•
Parsley sprigs
N ulr1tto11a ll y s 1rn1lar
111 whoh' wht.•at, hulgur
1s nl'h in H vitamms a nd
w1lh lhl' almonds, adds
fthcr lo this dinner fare.
Tog e lh t-r with the
s'1uas h for vitamins /\
;i nd C , you ha vl' a
Vt'gl'lablc d ish that is
t.'SJJ eciall y nourishinl(.
MOUND ALMOND-BURGER STUFFING INTO GOLDEN SQUASH BOWLS
Place squash, cavity
sides down, in shallow
baking pan. Add 1h inch
hot water Bake in· 350·
degree oven abeiut 45
minutes until squash is
tender. Meanwhile, heat
oil in large skillet over
m e d i um h eat Add
onio ns , gr een pepp er
and bulgur. Cook and
stir abOut 10 minutes un·
t il bulgur is li g h tly
browned. /\dd bouillon,
rais ins. oranll(e peel.
Selecting vegeta bles di s h . o nl y a s ma l l tomatoes, zucchini 1f
that are in season. such amou n t of m eat or you can scoop out the
as acorn S(1uash, is one poultry is need ed to t•cnlcr, you can stuff it. While easy-to·prepare
/\lmond Squash Bowls
wi ll win raves from the
family , they 're fa ncy
enough for company din-
ners. Each portion is
presented in its own self.
l'Onl ained bOwl. perfect
ror a party buffet
way to econom ize in make a satisfying meal.
menu planning. Combin-O nce y o u've made
ing t he m with food th ese se nsation a l
s taples like a lmonds. Almond Squash Bowls,
wheat bulgur a nd you 'll notice the almond
raisins s tretc hes the s tuHing is deliciously
food budget fu rthe r adaptable to many more
With such a complete vegetables Try c gg-
a nd filling vegetable p I a n l . o n i o n s .
Slim Gourmet
Always .. in season "
and convenient lo use,
California almonds ar e
a versatile ingredient
for any stuffing you may
already have in your re·
cipe repertoire. You can
choose almonds in more
Parsley IOvers jump out of the closet
Warning: Watch your Howard Mattson, Direc-s killet with cooking
plater 'Fellow pa r s ley tor of Public lnforma-spray. Add the onions,
freaks a re f a r more ~·· lion. Institute or Food garlic, olive oil and 2
n u m er o u s than I 1.-.1 ~"" Technologists.) tablespoons water . Cov-
thought. G.1 ~-· IC!. ". . . I've snatched e r tightly and cook over
A recent column con· ";~i·"~ ltl pars ley off plates in medium heat 3 to 4 fessing my seeret pre-~·\J restaurants fo r years. ·minutes. Uncover and dilection for pa rsley-I'm enclosing a recipe continue to cook until Ii-
s n i t c hing prompted a that uses a who I e q uid e va porat es and
flood of le tters from bunch.·· Mrs: Paul onions begin to brown.
other parsley lover s . ''. .. I tried parsley in authority on edible and Nelson, Lyndhurst, N.J . Mince parsley fine ; omit
Parsley rans are now one of my casseroles toxic plants has written IM r s . Nelson will r e· stems. Stir parsley and
out of the closet, ~nd yesterday; you certainly (in a book on herbs and ceive a copy or my "In· remaining ingredients
s w ifter than chain-have great ideas!" s pices), 'Parsley is ternational Sl i m intoonionmixture.Cov-
s natchers. An addict Mrs . Wm. Stapleton, fortunately rarely eaten, Gourmet Cookbook" for e r tightly and sim mer
will denude your platter Waveland, Miss. for parsley is harmful in sharingherreci~.) over very low heat 3
or its pars ley garnish · ' ... I have used quantity.' CouJd you. in WHOLE BUNCH OF hours. <Or combine in-
be fore the plate even chopped parsley in m y an upcoming a rticle, PARSLEY g redie nts in a s low·
makes contact with the s andwiches for many write that many herbs TOMATO SAUCE cooker : cook according
table ... on t he excuse years and, like you, used in quantity (includ· 2 large (or 4 medium) to manufacturer's direc·
that you weren't goipg always eat the sprigs. of ing parsley) may be onions. chopped lion s .) Remove bay
toealitanyway. · adornment in harmful or fatal?" 4 c l oves garl i c , leaves before serving .
If you were, you would restaurants. I practical-N a m e W it h h e l d . minced Serve over pasta or
have beaten him to it. ly live on salads, yogurt, Matunuck, R.I. 2 teaspoons olive oil broiled chicken. Makes
A sampling or m y wheat germ ... and (ANSWER: Parsley, t cup water.divided six servings, 90 calories
mail: parsley! I am 87 years lik e carrots , dill , J bunch p a r s l ey each. sauce only (sugar
''. .. Thanks for re -of age, but please don't nutmeg, black pepper <about4 ounces) adds under 10 calories
assurance that I'm not publish my name." -and a number of other 2 bay leaves per servin").
the only 'parsley nut' Senior Citizen, North plants. contains the lox· 3 cups tomato puree
a round. I put parsley in Vancouver, 8 .C. ic compound myristicin (or tomato sauce) For eo111 low -c ol
bar~cw 90uce and other
I rim topper•. 'und a
1tom~d. 1elf-addre11ed
enoelopt and 35 cml1 lo
Slim Gourmet CUp-N..Coolc
sc r a mbled eggs and ''. .. You are not the ... but not enough to be 1 t e a s p o o n
s tuffing , on baked only parsley eater in harmful. After checking Wor cestershire sauce
tomatoes, zucchini and America. I have read several references. I re-Few drops hot pepper
summer squash. I eat that parsley is high in ferred your question to sauce
great quantities o r iron. but my doctor says the Institute of Food Optional : 1 table·
parsley, and my ll·year-you would have lo eat a Tec hnologist~. T hey spoon sugar Souc~ ~·· P.O. Bor 6%4, SJJOrla, N.J. 07171. old son is just as bad. He carload. I am sure ( will further checked with Dr. Sp ray a nons tic k
w·hips the parsley off his in my lifetime! What a Richard L. Hall, author
two sisters' plates. You welcome relief lo know of "Tox.icant.s Occurring Bisque is easy to make
can do this if you a re that parsley is not Naturally in Foods.'' Ac-
11 ." Marie Gellion , loaded with calories. ( cording to IFT, "Or .
Delta, B.C. freeze small bunc hes. Hall says essentially not
· · ... And here I wrapped in plastic. I to worry. Most of the
thought I was the only s nip it with kitchen traces of myruticin thal
parsley muncher! Hope shears into a salad while e xist in parsley a r e
not too many or us come still froze n . While 1 located in the seed ,
ou t o f the c loset. s hare your love for rather than the leaves.
0therwi5e, we'll find our parsley. may I ask why However. in r r es h
favorite delicacy priced you add onion or garlic parsley leaves, there's
o ut of all reason, or to so m any recipes? I not enough to even
t a ken o ve r b y the detest the na vor and the notice. Tell your reader
military. It's comforting odor on other people's to relax and enjoy the
to know that you, too, breath. Any comment ?" parsley.''
have experie nced the Rachel B. Bennett Fl. " . . . Personall y . I
horrified stares of other Wayne, Ind. must have filled several
diners· while popping (ANSWER : Just leave. bus hels with the parsley
parsley ." Faith it out, 115 lots of other I 've pushed· o rr m y
Sager , North Van -people do with parsley. plate. I h ad no idea couver B C 1 a nyone e ver ate it." · · · lncidenta ly, che wing _
''. . . I never leave lhe parsley after oniOI!! or
parsley behi.nd in a garlic is a natural
restaurant. In fact, I breath sweetener.)
cHEF.SY BROCCOLI BISQUE
1 cup sliced leeks
1 cup sliced mushrooms
3 tablespoons butter or margarine
3 tablespoons flour
3 cups chicken broth
1 cup broccoli noret.s
1 cup light cream
1 cup s hredded Jarlsberg Cheese
In large saucepan, aaute leeks and
mushrooms until tender; do not brown. Add
flo ur and cook, stirrin&, until bubbling. Remove
from heat and gradually blend in chicken broth.
Return to heal. Cook, stirrin1. unUI thickened
and smooth. Add br~coU . Reduce heat and
simmer 20 minutes or until vegetables are
tender. Blend in cream and cheese. Simmer un·
til heated through and cheese is melted.
Serves 8.
always eat it from my " ... I grow a patch r,1c::x:::n::::Jo1COUPON:::::>cc:::>
frienda' .plates. Did you of .;t every year and pro.
know that parsley Is tect it all winter so I
hilh in potualum and is have freih parsley 1
1ood for cardiac pa-(almost) all the time." 1 Jn'Qd • •
tienta! Joaen should -lln. Jobn Racko, E. = ,·nons
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s eeds a nd pure h oney. And the bak ing
process-it's slow baked to preserve all the
flavor the ingredien ts contain.
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Yogurt - f fine winter dessert
raolTY YOGlJaT
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diameter. Use ed1e or
m easuring s poon to
With lh.-WIOlt'r 5t'H h ll
bf'tnlC ie llrtll' for l'll
ten111vl' 1ndc1or Pnt .. rt1un ma . wh•t bt-tt~r way to
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tu11i1111.i
1muo0l. Blend rum with
mauhm1dlow toppln1.
11nd rntll with yo1urt.
Stir in chopped candled
fruit ~at cre11 m stiff
and fold in Turn into It·
in c h s qu11re pan or
frt't':itt'r tray and freeze
firm Spoon into rroeted
or11 nie sbells , and
'1>nnkle with a little ad -
di tlonal c hopped can-
d1t-d fruit Return to
frt'ner until r eady to
11l'n e Makes about l
quart <6 lo 8 servlnas>.
FROSTED ORANGE
make scallop ed ed1e,
preuin1 firmly into
orange s kin a bo ut lt'J
WMY down from top. Pull
off top and scoop out
pulp from s he ll (squeeze
Light yogurt
snowballs end
winter meals with
a refreshing
tw c·rn t•IO t(• hd\ t· r •1t1m
for
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SHELLS
Select s ma ll oranges ,
juice and use another
time >. Ro ll s he lls in
granulated s u"ar, set
upsid e-down on flat bak-
ing pan and place in
freezer. Whe n ready to rm. re-roll ln s ugar to
give frosty look.
and nutritious
touch.
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Cheese
foods
W ith lhous andi. of
llem~ bt•1n!;{ sold 1n
s upc•rmarketi. today. it's
nol surprising that shor>
pers arc ()fte n confused
by d df f'rC'nc·es i n
various foodlproducts .
llow does ·'ch eese
food," for example. dif-
f c r from natural
C'heese'1
CH•:ESE •'OOD, a
variation of pasteurized
processed cheese. is
made by gri nding
natural cheese usual-
ly cheddar or Swiss
m ixing and melting it
with cream, milk. skim
milk . non fat milk
s olids, or whey. Other
food. such as pimentos
or ba<.·on bits. may be
addf'd for flavor The
mixture is then
paste urized to improve
its "keeping .. qualities:
thl• product ·s flavor
d o e s. n o t c h a n g ('
thercafh•r.
Hccaus<.• of thl' addi-
tion of c·ream or milk.
lhl' mmslurc content of
c he<'Sl' food is higher
t h an c heddar or
pastl'urizcd processed
cheese. and the fat con-
tent is lower as well.
Nutritionally. cheese
f ood co mpares
favorably with other
C'hecscs According lo
the USDA handbook
"C omposition o f
f''ood s," checs<' food is
moderate ly lower in
calories. protein and
calcium. yet higher in
ribofl avin than cheddar
cheese.
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BEER 179 FOL<iERS
COFFEE
Dried figs
lu!lppoultry
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how amazingly versatile
drif'd f i~s can be.
Hesid es making a de ·
lii.ehtful s nack w h en
1:atl'n "as is " they
become an exciting in-
gredient in fruit salads,
cakes, cookies. breads
and many desserts .
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CHICKEN
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TABLETS
Dried fi gs also can
complement the flavor
of meats and poultry in
a number of appetizing
combinations . Dried
California figs come in
two varieties. light col-
ored Calimyrna rigs or
dark Mission figs . Both
conta in a large percen-
t age o f calcium and
other needed vitamins
and mine r als. Either
GROCERIES
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Seven Seas Dressing
·~''""''""'·• .... ,.1 Kraft Romano Cheese
I • tol"ot I HtH fl I Hunts Tomato Ketchup
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Kerns Papaya Nectar
.71
.98
.95
.66
.38
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• t " ~ • .,, I ,, 1 I I t I variety may be used to Tree Top Apple Cider
c r eate the fo llo w ing .•.• , , ... '""" very elegant chicken Ralston RlceChex
dish with an exolic1 Far ., .... , _ •• , ... A ~· , ,., ... "' •
East navor . ~ Scallop Potatoes
)59
)15
. 86
CHICKEN BREASTS 1 ... ,. . ., ·~-"""' ) 88
SLIM PRICF
••• , .• , l••O\••• )49 Sllm Price,. Instant Potatoes
si(,;,· P~ice •• Elbo Macaroni • 98
41tf l •Jhf urt •l 1 .IJ""t"""' Fabrk Softener Sheets )39
11•11·~· ttl'1Jlll 89 Sllm Price .• Uquld Cleaner •
FROZEN FOODS
l'Hjitl""(:fl'Mlo\At,t Swanson Chicken Pies
'1•,.l~IH'Af .vd1t Lynden Farms Fr. Fries
ftt!ll',.... f ""' f\Atd Van de Kamp Fried Hallbut
/'hOt.J't("( f'A(f\M:d Pet Ritz Cherry Pie
PRODUCE
.45
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249
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EX«n'ICA Kraft J.,..peno Cheese loaf
5 o r 8 c hi c ken '"'"'""' "" ]17 .... ,....,.,, •'lf~•J1 11M•1t11f' 39 breaata Kerns Peach Preserves Minneola T angerlnes , " •
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•II I ~~-•' Beef Porterhouse Steak
"'1 I r ·'•I ·t
Sirloin Tip Steak
•#\1· I r' t I I Boneless Family Steak
l '\01, I .. '•' l'I I I I I" r' ... I 1~ I "'
Center Cul Beel Steak
'-'hi i """ Hf 11 if •1 11 •t f 1 Boneless Stewing Beef
IAI l.,,_11111•1 '' I ' , .. ' Roasting Chicken
'•4 f!JtlA I• ... 1111 •0• ¥•I Full I /4 Pork Loin Chops -I W'f If ltJ>0of 1 I Al.-.. I .. 11" I Leg of Pork Roast
"""'°"f h "II ..,,.,_ llf '-Hlllshlre Farm Sausage
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278
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I 169
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177
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Popov Vodka
JGB Imported Scolch . Charif:~ Krug Chablis
•11 'II Wentr Blanc De Blanc
Almaden Ml. Chablis
1 )79
7 99
819
2 29
299
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A l•1/ ,., •• •'•• U ltoi•• .& I' 429 Ocean Garden Shrlmpy_:,:·"
I I u I 0 th t.I '' Ocean Perch Fillets II )69
lo! " ' ~· ,. "' .. , 4, Butlerfish Fiiiet' "' )69
HOT BAKERY
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Miniature Danish Roll!> 3 .59
Chocolate Eclairs .69
VONS BAKERY
Kings H~waiian Brec1d
Canol Cake·Squarc
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269
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•1 4'•" Blc Dlspouble Ruors
/f!l lJll''l f1All\l'll+I ConlK Cold C•psules
··.98
.77
239
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l teupoonclnnamon "'"""'"~ 142 •M'""''""''"'"'"' 3 11. 69 't''"''1 ''"'~"''1''"''1 ''~ 89 Ya teaspoon curry DlntyMooreBeefStew BrownOntons ,...... JerseymatdSourCream •
powder ,a,, .. ,., I .,,.,,.. U.A"W• t 04 wt U•--"'U'.>tOtN Wl\'-W~,UJl"f "A'I 39 ll;llU"'•rt f'o1ltllli#li1J ''"""'' ,..,~ -79 M•ry Kitchen Corned Beef Dellc:loua Apples '" • Chicken Franks °' Bologn. • '4 teaspoon 11rllc salt ] 37 " ~-... , ..... l.J"I' ..... MJ'I[} 49 lb<IUl(IJt"'""'"*'" ]39 .,., cup nuncY Vona powdered Detergent Crisp Celery , • • Bob a salad Dressing ~ cup oran1e Juice 0
6driedfi11,halved v:a'dt:~~c~;r .99 ~-:;t.IJ'Limea IH 1 v~;'slk';d·C~k;d°H•m 179
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chicken bnuta in but·
ter, aprinlde with Hit
and pepper. stlr ln mb·
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BO<JNlV DUNCAN HINES
COOKIE MIX PAPER TOWELS CHOCOLATE CHIP, 110/
wt«'K. MCOltATOtl. AMTO. ~II 00CJeL£ CHOCOl.A TE CHIP. 11n1
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Arc yuu runn1n1 uu' of
id .. •• for dinner en
tree1" Ii your family
ll t>Hlna ,.,t!d of mttala
built around tht• •u•m ..
uld 11h•ndby11 '
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pint t' lht' v•n<'ll'1~ of
frr,h •nd rrul .. 11 llt'Mfood
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I l l ll)t' \df l t:l) dnd
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-.t'dfood t•t.1n ~rve yn ur
mt'J b a nutrrtr o nal
boust l''l~h and ~htdlfash
1..'0nl aan pr otean or tl(
i:t>llenl 4uanl1ly and
quality ~)sh i!'> also a
~ood ~ource of v1tam1n
0 . v1tamr n B .
phosphorus, potassi um
and iron. This hal(h pro
te in . vitamin ri c h .
m ineraJ·rich content of
seafood is complement
ed with low calories and
sma ll amounts of
t'holesterol
One of the many ways
to p repare fish is to broil
1t and serve it with a
sauce, as in Salmon with
Lem on Olive Saut'e.
Four sa lmon s teaks
(or other fres h or frozen
fis h steaks) are broiled
a bout 10· minutes o n
ea ch side , and then
5erved with a light .
tangy, heated sauce
made with c ht ck en
broth. onions, spices.
Frozen
seafood
in stock
Budget conscious con-
~ um ers will rind an
abundance of fresh and
frozen seafoods availa-
b I c in Sou thland
markets this month. ac-
('ordang to the California
Fisheries Association
P acif1c Snapper still
le arls the "most plen·
11rul" list along with
'arious types of small
roc k fi s h caught in
So uther n California
waters. U!-ie these whole
ror baking or steaming
With a simple vegetable
"' uffing, baked fish is
not only very nutritious
hut makes a low cost,
l'llmplete one-dish high
protein meal. Ling Cod
and True Cod are other
lotal fish that will be
plentiful.
Fresh Seabass from
:'v1(•1tican waters should
l1l' coming into this area
an good supply and con-
t mue through the month.
f''resh l>ungeness crab
w1 II b4! in excellent sup
ply with more meat in the
'>he ll Crabs can be ex
pec ted to be of high
quality this month.
f''rom the east coast
Californians will b4! abl<•
to enjoy good supplies of
F.astem Lake Whitefish.
Vellowtail Sole, Til~
Bass, Eastern Swordfish
and Fluke.
Supermarkets will or-
f er mid-m onth ad
v c rtised specials In
many varieties such as
frozen salmon, turbo.
lurbot, s hark , sole.
squid and halibut.
FAST ~D FANC'Y
Layer drained canned
pineapple chunks .
custard sauce (or use
cooked and cooled
vanilla puddin1 mix),
s pon1e cake or lady
fin1er1 nd whlppect
cre~Jn.JnJ..iau --~or-indfVidual 1ta11
compotes. Tuek ln a few
quartered red
maruddno or candied
cherri• for color. Chill.
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PINEAPPLE GIVES
SLAW NEW nAVOa
Tou well·dralned
canned cl"Ulhed plneap· pa. wttb col• slaw. Add
flaely chol>Ded pimiento,
rre1b panliy, cllU plcklt
••d • llttl• red .... '*"'· .._ • a rellab· nl•d to aeeompaay
mea\aar ,.altrY. .
lemon jwre, t ahfonlla
npt! ullvn llnd cream
Once you prt!pare Uda
redpc> lot ulmon, you
may want to try jt with
othl'r Oah VatlMICi llDd
mah fl•h 1t r_,91ulu part
uf your RM!als
l.t:•ON ouv•; SAlll't;
•'UR SALMON
I r uµ rM11n~d r i1>t:
ull v 41• I U•bll'11l1oon t>ullcr
111 m ar1&arm"
~. C: U j> f i rl l' ~ )'
1·h11 v j>t.od onion
l c up canned
ch1cbn broth
v. teupoon Hit
~. t easpoon dill
Wet'd
1 • cup heavy cream
I t1tble1poon lemon
JUI('~
2 t1ablespoons
t•hopped parsley
4 < l\'• incb ) s1tlmon
ste1tk!'> or other frozen or
fresh fh1h steak!i
Add new menu ideas
to your table with
seafoochuch as
Salmon with Lemon
Olive Sauce. With
more than 200 species
of seafood available,
it's simple to
prepare fish in
a myriad of ways.
11 ~ t1.1hlt-1>lJ(.1VOl> 1·orn
'llitl'll
Chup the ol iv es
coarsely Melt butter.
Add onion to butter and
C'ook until soft but not
browned. Stir an corn-
starch Add broth, salt
and diU weed, and cook,
•tirrinc coaatantly. until
aa uce boil• and
thickeu. Stir in cream,
lemon Juice. olives and
parsley. Heat a minute
lon1er. Cover and set
aslde but keep warm.
Preheat broiler. Cover
broiler pan with foil.
Sprinkle salmon steaks
with aalt. Place steaks
about 4 inches from.heat
and broil for about 10-
minutes on e ach side,
turnin1 once, until fish
Oakes easily with a fork.
Serve with lemon 'blive
sauce. ~~~~~~~:::=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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DAILY PILOT ~
Mysterious liqueur still a favorite
ByTO•HOGE -~-....... ~ I have never been •
cordial buff, but I do en-
joy one liqueur created
470 years aao by a
member of France's
Benedictine Monastery.
Its formula is wrapped
today in the secrecy
usuaU~-associated with
the tloak ·an~-dagaer
set. \
I interviewed the pres·
ent maker or the elixir
known as Benedictine
and learned something
of its colorful history.
It seems that in 1510 a
creative monk, Dom
Bernardo Vincelli, was
experimenting, distilling
various herbs and plants
in·brandy, when he came
l up with a liqueur that was
so palatable that the
Benedictine Abbey locat-
ed in the Norman fishing
village or Fecamp began
serving it to wear y
travelers . Soon the
monks were doing a brisk
business selling Benedic-
tine locally.
WHEN the Frerrch
Revolution erupted in
1789, the abbey was•
destroyed and members
of the order dispersed.
Thal spelled the demise
of the liqueur since no
one remained who knew
how to make it.
In 1863, a Fecamp
wine merchant named
Alexandre LeGrand who
made a hobby of collect·
i n g r el igi o u s
manuscripts, stumbled
upon the formula for
Benedictine in a musty
volume. LeGrand was so
intrigued by his find that
he rebuilt the abbey a nd
began di s tilling
Benedictine. which even·
tually won a reputation.
far beyond the confines or
Fecamp.
LEGRAND'S great-
gr eat grandson, Alain,
who is now managing
director of the house,
told me that today only
three people know the
secret formula for dis ·
tilling Benedictine. a
complex blend of 27
herbs and plants.
''The secret rests with'
me. my father and a,
cousin." said LeGrand.
"When we are ROne, it
will pus on to the other
members of our family.
It has been so for 120 years."
This passion for
secrecy has had a pro·
vocative effect and huo·
dreds or attempts have
been made to duplicate
the cordial but without
success.
''THERE HA VE been
some 800 imitations
since 1863 that we know
of." said LeGrand, "and
they have not been limit·
ed to France. They have
cropped up in the United
States and as far off as
Malaysia."
I also learned that
Benedictine is not only a·
drink but goes we ll in
appetizers and deserts,
like this motlsse.
6 egg yolk s. room
temperature
·'\I• cup Benedictine
2 cups heavy cream
Pecan halves for
garnish
Place yolks in blender
and proce!>s at low
SP.ee d I n s mall
saucepan heat Benedic··
tine till it ('Omes lo roll
ing boil Pour hot Ii ·
queur in steady stream
over egg yolks with
blender motor running
Process till mixture
becomes a thick
custard . Beat hea vy
cream till stiff. Remove
I c up c r e am. Fold
ehilled Benedictine mix·
lure into remaining
whipped cream and put
into 8 serving dishes.
Garnish wi th reserved
whipped c ream a nd
pecans. Ser ves 8 .
f'or the be!"I in gourmel
cooking. ordf!r your copy of
·• 101 Recipes" from Tom
lloge's Gourmet Cornf!r
Send S2 to Gourmet Comer.
AP Newsfeatures . 50
Rockefeller Plazo. New
'r'ork. NY llXJW
Save ~and enjoy the
Sunrise Surprise!
If you've never tried Sunrise .. Instant Coffee .
yoo're in for a delicious surprise!
You see. Sunrise is real full-bodied coffee .
blended from c hoi9e coffee.beans and just enough
chicory to get rid of any bitterness.
And right now. you can save soc on any size
jar. So g o ahead ... try Sunrise Instant Coffee.
And surprise yourself!
•
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not bitter."
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OAll..Y PILOT
\
w~ J.nuary 1• 1111
Pantry meals save trips
l'uull\ un fuod11 m Utt:
pantry fo1 l'' "P•r ln11
QUl<'k and hearty mclill•
wh~n-1M rold wind• of
"'1ntf'r •re b lu wtn1t
Plan i.he11d · v1111l t)'
m r •I&" art• t'lll>t'<' 111 lly
fOC)Ct for llM: t'ld..rly whu
find It bard to tlt'I lCJ tht·
1tore wt.ft rain m•IL .. ,.
thto sln!«U and &•d .. waUti.
""<'" •'1tr lht· vl\lt•rh 1u11t
ftor ~ Wllh "11111lt."1
f1&nullet.. here '" 1a ti•·
.. ~I O US re('1r1•· tdr'll
Ch 1 <' II t• n M u ~ h 1 t1 t1 111
~owdtu 1'h1,. "l!•u1• cJ•·
uf liunwUUn1t frt••h on a
<'u ld wantc-r '!\ day If
lh('rt• I• l\:flover <'ooked
charll"" 01 turkt'y In the
n•trl,....•tor or frtit.!H r,
II ('till t>•!\ll)' he ~uh
!l\11 ult'll fur tht· t·u111w<J
t•h11•1l••n
C'HIC'IU:N M\JKHROOM 1·11own•;a
1 M1du·11 ;, 1·u'>~ 1 t, I U ll l'hl>IJll('ll
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1 • 1 UI• lh111I ~ -.l1 <•cJ
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1 t.it1ln tl'•WI Vt' Mel J
ttk "" I •. 1 up:. WJ\l'I
~. l'UIJ I:> tJUll\'(• l'IUI I
dnlned. flaked chunk
white chicken•
"1 c up (2""'·ounce
J•r 1 sltced mushrooms
11nd liquid
I t•ru~hed <'h1cke n
bou1llun C\Abe
'-'• tcwipoon crushed
t11rr111un leaves
Dash white pepper
I <'UP liquid instant
11uof;at milk
~ tablespuon~ flour
Saute onion and car
rol b 1n 011· 111 m edium
-.auccpan Stir in water .
r ha c:ken, mushroom s
und llqua d , bouillon
<•ube , tarragon. and pep
per. llHt t.o bollina Boll
gently. uncovered. •bout
15 mlnutl's , stir oc
casionally Stir s mall
itm ount of liquid ln11tant
milk into Oour to mMkl' II
paste. firnduaelly 11t1r in
r emainintt liquid lnf\lamt
milk Shr Into t•hlrken
mixturt• in rrnucepun .
Cook over mt'C:tlum heat ,
;<tirrantt constantly. until
mixturi· JUSI <•omcs to a
boil und th1rkt•ns Servl'
hot
:t• t•up shn•clckt1 ll'f ·
tovt'I" 1·ookt'(I 1·h1ck~n or
turkt'y 11u1y he substatul·
NI for f 1Um1-.I (·hickcn. __ l
FOOD
Chicken-Mushroom
Chowder
is an example of
wintertime pantry
meals that count
on foods on hand.
d~ on ruc.11lll ltl·vt Ull
nd fo.r 111n t··" \ .t 1111
ll>fyin& hoc n1t•1tl
ftt't'f'.Ot C't'~u:. flKUI ,.,
•Ot t' thill of the m or ~
\han l 7 m1lt1 0 11 ~rnencilt\S hv111g cAlunc ,
--.. t-arl)' 10 m11l10n urt: agr
f 5 o r v lde r Other
ft .tltst1cs· ind1c1t te that
b) the year 2000, JO !Jt:r
t e nt of tht: l S ~1>ula
'1on will be o\ t-r b!'l
-arvest Da
Tht-re art: :.evNal tn1
f Orlant factor~ tu rt-
liember when 1\ 1·umc~
~ cook.mg for that grt1w
l n g segment 1i£ l h <:
pop ul a~a on Kt-c1pcs
cnusl taste good &nd be
e ppealing, but they also
t eed to be easy lo prc-
f are .and use bas ic in
t redients Cooking for
lne or two in it time of
is ing inflation is thf
('Ult. especially for the
lderly, without adding
complicated recipes.
I It is also vital for the
41derly to be properly
le d. It's too easy to
tkimp on eating and
~n nutrients.
T h is r ecip e f or
t h icken -Mushroom
(howder helps solve
"'al proble m . It is
;acked with protein
• from inst.ant nonfat milk
And canned c hicken,
ioth items which are
. asily bought ahead and
to red in the pantry.
• nions and carrots. pro-
4uce Items which keep
well a nd are available
. )'ear·round. add a touch
·Homemade
crackers
By CECILY
BROWNSTON F. ··--...... ,._ ··-J fl i gh o n t he list or
'toreboughl products
iome cook!\ thoroughly
enJOY copycatting are
crackers. Because com·
m e rcially m ad e
erarkers are impossible
to duplicate exactly with
_bo rne e quipm e nt , I
thou~hl tt would be run
to invent a cracker that,
\o m y knowledge, you
t.~an·t buy une made
.,1th buckwheat flour
-•nd sesame seeds.
T he buckwheat n our
a v a il a ble i n s ome
specialty food s hops,
hr•alth food stores and
b y mail order in these
orackers gives the m a
til•allh_.)' brown color and
a s turdy texture. .
B UC KWH EAT
CRACK'£ RS
~. cup buckw heat A our
• :1,1" c up a ll-purpose
"hite flour
•/4 teaspoon baking
1oda
14 teaspoon salt
11~ cup sesam e seeds
11~ cup real. not im-
i.ta lio n , stor e ·bought
m ayonnaise
•1i cup plain yogurt
1 tablespoon
boney
, Extra salt
• In a medium bowl s tar
together the buckwheat
tlour, white nour . bak·
lng soda. the 11. teaspoon
•all and the sesame
feeds. With a pastry
•lender or two knives
cut in the mayonnaise
•ntil mixture is well
tlixed and coa r se ~rumbs form. With a
t>rk stir in the yogurt
end honey.
·~ With your hands, firm·
. ~ press the dough Into a
'all . Cul the dough into 8
fqual pieces. On a pre-
Jared pastry cloth with
prepared stockinel·
•• overed rolllng pin, roll
~~~lUC~WKLt.o..l~.
ch thickness -each · -.m be an uneven &·inch tound. Place a few Inc-lea apart. on an un·
1reaaed cookie sheet:
aprinkle ll1htJy with the
;!xtra salt. · ... ~ Bake in a preheated
~-OO·d•1ree oven until
:.-' 1btly browned -e to a
taut•. Wttb a wide
1 •• apatula remove to wire rack to cool.
.., ore in a tilbtJy COV·
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DOG FOOD
HI CIJ'H
CAT FOOD
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ORY CAT FOOD
ORY DOG FOOD
HI (IJ'\5 HI ~!flN
CAT LITTER
.+I C lA\S
PAPER TOWELS
VtllA
PAPER NAPKINS
'<llt\lA
TOILET TISSUE
"'"" • PAU
SANDWICH BAGS
'Wit\,..
TRASH BAGS
\JI'' A P\..lt\hC \0 \.Al
PAPER PLATES
1\"~0l CANo 19
!IOI C&N .24
2HI IAC.5,29
MOI l&G 1.49
1011 .... ,,2.79
'"' uc.1.65
ll\\f 90tl .SS
14Q1t ,.G .59
~H1 \f '41, • 79
~(f 8(111.09
XIC• iKl• 1,45
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LAUNDRY DETERGENT 4 g' 7
V\\lA lOW \l>O\ )() \M AO• ,
FABRIC SOFTENER
VlllA \Hft 1\
Delicatessen Items
!:COOKED
HAM
lMJy lt't' ShcfO
!:CHEESE
SPREAD
L.JOV l('e Allle<-l(;Jn
S1nq1e w r.1p s11ceo
.99
S Ot Pkg
189
16 Oz Plcg
r SHREDDED CHEESE
e ••"''" 1 39 'Htf)fl,u; _,,., M'J//,.lltUA R 0/ f"tl(o •
r LADY LEE FRANKS 119 6 Mt.' ()tN""f'U tf. Of Pl((. •
I' LADY LEE FRANKS 1 29 A ""' f~O H'\l)/ PW(.. •
I' LADY LEE BOLOGNA 1 49 0 \4_.lD M(AJ 1601 Pw(. •
I' LADY LEE BOLOGNA 1 59 0 \<l(fD ftf(I Ii 01 Pf((, •
I' BRAUNSCHWEIGER 79 0 LAO• Ill 1001 Pct ,
A ~~~URST •001 .. ,.79
Dairy & Frozen
poRANGE 59 0 ~~~~~oav concentrac: 12 oz can
.69
64 OZ Btl
HARVEST DAY PEAS
1ao1 R•t . 71
Rf ' fUt,,89
PEAS & CARROTS
)<)()/ h•• .59
SOFT MARGARINE
"AllV{\I DA' U..O/ h.i.R.61
Health & Beauty Aids
A SCOPE MOUTHWASH ,."' 1. 9 7
I. s~~~JJ~.~.THPASTE ." , 1.27
I' SECRET ROll·ON 119 6 Of()OOQ•~r uu. tJ11u~~P~'tu1 ~.111 •
I' WONDRA LOTION 0 orr. OP tJ'f(o(f,,.un ""11.29
b COLGATE TOOTHPAST~, 1.27
p ULTRA BRITE 0 •()()fMPA\H
I' FLUORIGARD 0 flf~T•I Ut"\f
•( 1.27
.. , 1.67
r ~~~.~~LP SHAMPOO ,,,,, 1.47
b ~.~~.~~LP CONDITIONf,,~, 1. 97
b ROBITUSSIN
I' ROBITUSSIN OM
/:, COIJG~ '09AAUl A
LOIL OF OLAY
L NIGHT OF OLAV
b NIVEA CREME
A NIVEA LOTION
b NIVEA Oil
b P.V.M CAPSULES
I' NEO·SYNEPHRINE
h .,,.... -~·HOI. \~~·
I' NEO·SYNEPHRINE
¢ 'j ... QIJOI'\
I' NATURE'S GOLD 0 ~\OI vteA f HHHitf
nr11 .99
.,,, 1.57
.,II 3.49
,,, 3.49
,(}f 2.29
·~01 2.19
lfol)/2,99
lfl•2.97
.... , 1.49
'"' 1.29
"'" 1.69
I' UNICARE CONDITIONER 1 19 6 ttA-' AHO~--I•~ nJ •
!~' l-'~·~· .,,_::;t;; "~·-~ -,. .
~i.:a! j_~~ ..
Dairy & Frozen
HARVEST DAY
CORN
Co.JI
MIXED VEGETABLES
"°'Alt\rfSY D••
BROCCOLI CUTS
.67
10 oz eao
.39
16 Oz Crn
X:Ol IA<, 7 4
·,o 01 R•r .• 96
~~~~~~T DAY CARR0~~01 a.r,,56
BLACKEYE PEAS
•iAi1\l,\f OA•
GREEN BEANS
Hl.PVf\f (;A,' •et"K" O.PfUf
Produce
ROMAINE
LETTUCE
TenOl'r ,,no (11,p
FRESH
MUSHROOMS
'1C'I VI' Wllll S! l'·lk
FRESH
EGGPLANT He.t11v .111C1 F11 m
RUBY RED
GRAPEFRUIT
l,1f'll' SllP
DELICIOUS
APPLES
1601 ttAC .. 89
NW HAl •• 85
.25
Buncn
.69
8 01 Pkg
.39
LO
.25
.29
w.1~n1nnro11 Golden. E ~11 1 ~.111rv
t.orqr or sn1.111 lll
No GAMES, LIMITS
OR GIMMICKS
Liquor
P OAKMOUNT WHISKEY 7 49 A Jil[~rtlO 'lO PPOOI \ 1'1 ,,.. "" •
GOLDEN CROWN B~E~~' c•1;\ 1.29
I' CRIBARI WINES 6 (Ma.ft\t4., Vttrf ~t 2 39 0 11 RUO(,lJ~O• I\ t flJ IUI •
()111 flif•'"'""'fl''l111nlhJl11 1t11•1• tt1rr.flo\l"fl'"" H' t ft\ 11 flt ,.,,,., tlvf Vi'"'ff''W"\tl"'" M•l~MI 'I'
14ffl '"' .. '""" IY ;\011 .. l'f XJ't" ·~'
DISCil.J\JT SLPERrvlARKETS ........ ., .......... ~ ... ·-
"""~·'-............
,,
;
' The Value Line.
Yr hen 11'"me'1r1 i rc<11c1 mltno:' .,d\tng ~Jiu.: 1h.:'c n.ime> give \OU
,..,,,._. ·\nll lhq re "'I.I'' c\d11'llel) .ti Luc ~~ IJn .·.inno:d Jnll
p,t'~"j!C<, frmtJ\ p.1pcr rrodu1.h. 1IO:IC(j!l'llh C\1.'n tll!I lorn! Hlu ·ll
"I\.: 111• ''" "'1 rrr 1llu1. h lrom nu r \ ,ti uc l •no: 11.H '0:,1 D.1\. \ 111.1 ,1 ml
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11.11llc\ 0,11111u 1.in 1.MnlJ.Hc llll" \J\lllf!' We hd1c1c 111u "'011 I 1'111.I
,, heller vJluo: c•o:11 lr11m no n.tmc ~cncrll r r11du11,
11i 1i1i'l·'=1 ¥A¥GN·1
TEA
BAGS
11arve~t Dav
129
l'GREEN 25 6 ~~11~~o~v Cul or s11ce~ Hi Oz can
FROSTING MIXES .... wvu • o•w
C..,OCOlATf 'l.IO':f Of Nt-'I ., :1 90•. 79
p·ANCAt<E MIX
.. A•vfsr DA• • 11 ~1 n~ •• 65
b HARVEST DAV SYR~~' Ar. 1.13
GRAPE JELLY
MAIV(\T O••
r FRUIT MIX b .... ,,..,..\, o.a.-
PEH" A TO CHIPS
•1AUV('i1 """ •0/AAf ,69
'"'" c• ... 59
HARVEST DAY PEARS 79
14 01 , ....
CRUSHED PINEAPPLE 49
""AOVl\l f)A'f' 1001 (Aftt •
PRESERVES
HAoVf\I o~v \ltAW8l .. V 110/ , •• 1.29
!:CLING
PEACHES Har11es1 oa~
11a1ves 01 St•r eo
.49
no1 '""
!:HARVEST DAY 49 TOMATOES •
ie 01 Car•
!:HARVEST DAY 29
PEAS •
17 oz Can
.;
DELUXE 49 BREAD • 11arvest Oav wn11e or ia 0 1 l:>al
w nu t l!ouno Too or sanow1cn
SHORTENING
-••1fP O•• ,.-, ... 1. 59
.. , ..... 44 SLICED BEETS
..... ,,\. 0.&'
HARVEST OAY CATSUP,,~1 R' .67
WHITE VINEGAR
BROWNIE MIX
...... PVl 'i'·7.-••
APPLE BUTIER ,., .. 1.09
PICKLED BEETS .. ,; ..... 49
., I ... 63 APRICOT HALVES
... awi;/f,, t~·
HARVEST DAY BREAD ... 39 w ... t•l OIJ..,,..,.,
•C>.J..,f' Tor-'-"' u-.nw• ... . .. .,/
APPLESAUCE
"AM\t O•' 1J,Q/ raN .34
outstanding Fresh Beef Values
FRYING
CHICKEN
w1101e soov Ct .10t' I>
8lADE OJT
OiUCK STEAK e onoeo Beef
CROSS RIB
ROAST
.59
lO
11s
ll)
198
eone1ess eonctco Beef cnuck 10
T·BONE
STEAK eonoed Beel lom
7-BONE CHUCI( ROAST
IKINOfO 8111
TOP SIRLOIN STEAK
8Cl'tlll'~ HOMlfO Rll' 100 ..
CORNED BEEF BRISt<ET
lAO•'H Ut-•tf0 (\11 '""\ft• POI"-'' rut
2s8
lO
16 1.48
lO 2.58
11 1.89
BASTED TOM TURKEYS 79
l •Ollff (;H p( A 181111\ ,00111' I~ •
SHORT RIBS
INC.11~CUI ICl'tOIORIH C"VCI
FILET MIGNON eur 1t•Drt10lN l et.DID llH
l91.68
114 .98
BEEF BACK RIBS
•0011~ Of•oO\ffD
LADY LEE BACON
II ,88 •:
·11• 1'1T; 'h2·8 -
M.LlllTOll , ..... ..-
ROUND
STEAK 198
Boneless Full Cut Bn11neo BFF I lll
TOP ROUND
STEAK Boneiess Bonoee1 B<'el
BONELESS
TIP ROAST eonoeo eeet 11011no
PORTERHOUSE
STEAK Bonded Bef'f tom
SLICED BEEF LIVER
JPfs.t \Cl~lU\
PORK LOIN ROAST
'il•l.Of~ C'ut •vtvAt f WT '•O
PORK LOIN CHOPS
ll18 (Ul
PORK LOIN CHOPS
U)l"tCVf
PORK SPA~RIBS
.. f D'\J .. Wl llt()lf• OVOO\t(O
239
II)
219
ll)
268
oij 1.19
•ft.1.49
.. 1.79
.• 1.99
·~ 1.09
CENTER CUT HAM SLICES 1 98
I "()Iliff ~.-. fUU•(OOt.fO l8 •
HORMEL SLICED BACON 1 69
l\.A('I 'Alf\ t i.I ~(. •
~~
DEVELOP!O AND PRINTED
12 EXPOSURE 20 EXPOIU"f
2.89 4.09
· r .. eaatllMI'. Mak• I eu1 ... ,_ r1• crecllen. Before "*'LA HLlllA ...._
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Wlldnw:I~. January 14, 1911 ' DAILY PILOT f:7
Special Diets
Multiple food allergies cause menu chaos
DeteC'lln1 foud •I
ler1a• 1• • dUftcwt un
diertakiaa. but dlmanat anc the ampect4'd foocb
from the diet la even
mor• C'baileftiina Thaa
11 Hpecaally true whe,a
thl' pall•l aa. --..1t1~ti
to rnan,y comtnGO lqre
dlHU that <'OfftpriM the
bac kbon .. of populu
rood prodU('b
In m) rec ent 10
t.-rv1ew with IJr
Marshall ahndell of
Non• alk. Coon , aulbor ot "Dr Mandell's S Uay
Aller&y Relief System"
and one ol the foremost
llluthontaes in the held of
b10 eeolog1c medicine,
111 e discussed the prob·
lems ol adberin& lo a
mullJple aUergy diet
M llndell su&gests th11t
menus be written down
five days at a time,
rotating the foods so
that no food is .eaten
more than once during
that time, and that no
rood ol lhe same family
be eaten more frequent-
ly than every other day.
That way, an extremely
sensitive person will not
build up new aller1ies
while avoidin1 roods
that cau.se the present
ones.
Families of foods can
best be understood by
listing all the members
of the cabbage family ,
s uch as broccoli ,
Brussels sprouts and
cauhllower; members
of the legume family
that include green
beans, dried beans, soy
beans . and even
peanuts; members of
the gourd family that in-
clude pumpkin, squash,
cucumber, melons and
watermelon; and mem-
bers of the potato familv
that include tomato ,
eggplant, red pepper,
green pepper and chili. Those with allergies to
. milk should remember
to exclud e butter ,
cl)eese, all producL"i with
dry milk solids on-the
label, all gravies with a
cream base, and all
baked goods that may
contain a dairy product.
Those with allergies to
yeast may also be sus-
picious or beer, vinegar,
and a related member or
the fungi family -
mushrooms.
Mandell theorized,
"Many times a patient
who avoids a substance
for a while may 6e able
lo have small amounts
of it occasionally with·no
reactions." Each person
is highly individual and
must carefully test reac·
lions lo determine if this
is possible.
People who s uffer
from food sensitivities
thrive better on natural,
simply....prepared meals.
Mandell explained that
sometimes the sensitivi-
l y extends to the
chemical sprays used on
grains and vegetables to
inhibit insect damage
which cannot be
thoroughly removed,
causing many people to
suffer from the reaction
to the residues of the
sprays.
Mandell claims that
these reactions can
mimic mental illness,
hyperactivity. cause
headaches , muscle
aches, asthma, cloltged
sinus, chronic fatigue,
hives, and much more.
Keep in mind that the
testing for these
sensitivities is com -
paratively new, going
beyond the usual akin
· tests.
Once food allergies
have been detected, it
sometimes lakes a
kitchen macician to
bake within the limita-
tions or the diet. Here
are two recipes that deal
with multiple food
aenaiUvites quite effec-
tively.
8110ltTB&EAD
dUu1&h , rutUn1 1nt-0 l a2
~ncb recl.01le1. ~rick
with • fotk Bakt1 an a
32~ d•1ree oven for 30
mlnul• or until 1old•n
brown k4K:ul rectan1le11
1u~d 11prinkJt1 with adda
t1on1al 1uiar wluh: still
hvt t.'ool complt!lt!ly~ re
move from bakin1
sheet. Store in an
airlitht container.
Makes• doaen cookies.
•OIA88ES COO&JES
< EH·frw, •aJry.free) v. cup ve1etable
shortenin&
~ cupaucar
~cupmolaaaes
1 cup flour
~ teupoon salt
Melt the shortening in
a medium saucepan.
Add a uear and
molasses; brine lo a
boillnc point, without
sUrrina. Cool until mix·
lure is juat warm. Stir in
Dour and aalt lo form a
douch. Drop by tea -
spoonfula onto a greased
cookie sheet , leavin1
space of two inches
between cookies. Bake
in a 32S-degree oven for
STIAK
15 minutes, or untal
ed1ea becin to brown.
Remove from pan and
cool on racks. If desired,
cookies may be turned
into a rolled form by
wrapping around finger
while warm . Makes
about 3 dozen cookies.
SALi ·
PlllCIS lffl(. •ID'•LOIM
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JUICES =m:,5;oc~·1 .. -$1.43
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"' 111-:1.1-:'''· <'.it1r 11\I'• Jim N1 <:helin1
1-. .111 old f;i:-h1111h·d "1111·rnak1·r al heart Ill' says
111'" f.1111.!ll'll nwthod~ tt•ntl to bt·at up on the
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\ n 11 ·r ,• ).!lllO~ lo gt•t son· Tht• next clay you
d1111 1 f1•1•I ,,, g11111I That ·s what 11 d11t.'!'I to th<.•
'' 1111'. :-aid :'l:H·heh111 who mak<·s his wmc in the
"·'Ill<' l't•llar "ht'rt' hi s grandfather 1~nored
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H111 .1111!11 c;a110 ht•s n11t
'Ill'. t;allo. has got :1.200 p1.•11ple working for
h1111 1·, t' got to do 11 m:-s d f," said th£' stocky,
r11dd~ fan·ll ""&nt'm akt•r
!'il('HF.l.INl'S TIN\' o pcri1l1on . supplied by
11n1•.' ards ht.• t·o own~ with his brother. is one of
1h1• ft.'" s uC'h 11µe rat111ns sllll owned by the sam e
farn1 h "h1ch ran 1t be fort' l'rohib1tion
Tiw 01wr~111on consists of two small stone
bu1lcl111~s h111lt h~ Ant11n1· Nichelini. a Swiss
~ll•1wmason turnt·d w1nl•m akt•r who immigrated
t11 \ml•rll'a 111 JKX-t
· ~1~ g rantlmolhl'r hakl'd lhl· bread <1 nd my
grnndfath••r m ~uh· th1· v.inl'." Nichl'lim re -
1•.tllt·d
PROHIBITION didn 't stop the fa mily .
W h II•• ~omt' wincril'~ s hut rlown and others
t ur11l'cl to !'>a<·ramt'ntal wines. Antone continued
p111dul'ing lh<· lfrv z1nf:.ndel for nt·arhy farme rs
·"'" mint·r~ That "'·nl 1on u11trl l hL· lall' 1920!> when
'w h<·l111i wa~ t aught and J:tiled for six months ,
Tht· wint·rv looks ahout a s 1t did in Antone's
1la'. although. ttw olcl wooden wine press now
rt-~I s unusect hl•forc lht· cellcir door. Nichelini
n·placed it with a mon· modern 1898 model he
bouRht from anothe r winery in 1955.
"I ('i\~'T ~AKE w ine th1· sarn(' way my
g 1.111dfoth1.:r dul .. Nwh1•l1n1 ..,;m l "I wouldn't be
111 hll~llll'S~ .
111-.11o;11l. N11'111·l1n1 u~··~ mori· modern
"'"'hod~ F1·r mt•ntat111n t.·mptratun·s arc reg-
11 i.1t 1·rl Sl1·m!'I ,1ri· ~1·parat1•cl from J(rapes.
\\ 1111· y1·:1~1 -; '>llh.-,t1tut1· for ttw wild yt·ast that
f,,, 111 ~ n:1111r:ill\' on lh1· i.:raw·~
Hui ht• ... a.v' th1· 1ww nwthods art.· hard on
tl11 14111('. llt: 1·umpla1m. that "these new guys"
rl\ ••r frllt•r t lw1 r w1n(• and "they keep moving it
11111 mu1·h ..
E\'t:~ TllOl 'Gii lh1.· win<.· husiness is boom-
111,.: Nr<·h1·ltn1 ·~ pr od1u:t11in remains at about
1<.0110 c·ases a year Outsidt· of a few Northe rn
C:i11rornia st11n•s and tht-winery. the wine is
al rn•ist unoht aina hit•
N1 <'hclm1 111s ists h e: hii~ no plan~ to expand
or M·ll out to ma1or pro<lu1·t.·rs. as many a s mall
wi rwry has <l•int· in rcc1·nl years .
.. You ~o 1<1 211.000 ~allons u year. then 5-0,()()(1
anrl you can 't rnakt· 11 because you J(Of a hire
C>.lra help,"hcs a111 "ll1ke ithkc1tis "
Ancl it'll "lay that way "until I 11ie ," he said
Licorice used in
traditio11al sauce
1\ lit'Ort<.·t• st11·k I~ g1111ll
for more than a mo
mc•nt 's imlulg<.•ncl' for
your sweet tooth.
Unusual though it may
sound. licorit·l• can add
zip to many main ch s h
cs. includin~ spahgctti
sau tc. Combined with
rn (•al. tc1matocs a nd
spices. it will mellow the
SiiU<:e without addini.( a
tasll' •\fits <1wn.
saul't' mor£' heartv and
appt•ulinJ!. lo1J '
"LICKIN"GOOD
SPAGHF.TTI SAVCt; "4 pound g round
lw1•f
:i~ pound g ro und
pork
l cup C'hoppcd onion
1 gci rli c c love .
<'hopped
l can I 28 oun ce l
who le. peeled tomatoes
According to home 1 can 16 ounce )
cc·onomist~ <1t S witze r tomato paste
Cundy Cu.. anise was 114 cup dry vermouth
onl' of tde stock ing rc· or white wine
die nls ih tradition a l 1'-'2 cups water
spaghetti sauce recipes. 11• c up chopped fresh
The addition of chopped parsley
I J Ll!,r !,~..& •• ,,'WJ l h,,..,.i-t ~--,.. , -~12.. .S i!p,,R.P e d -pfeasant a nise-like 1corice
flavor, no t o nly will 2 teaspoons salt .
enha nce the flavor of 1'2 teaspoons bas il
your spaghetti sauce; its 11• teaspoon pepper
texture will make the 1 bay leaf ___ In DutjJl oven or lar1e
saucepan. combine beer,
ISLANDER SWEET
POTATOES
Cook sweet potatoes
until barely tender.
Peel, halve and arran1e
in shallow casserole
with drained canned
pineapple slices. Drtaale
with maple syrup and ~ w\\h butter. Bake ao n.ates In moderate 1n ·to beat. Sprt.allle
wltlt finely chopped ,,.,. ....
pork, onion and garlic.
Cook over medium heat
untll meat loae1 lta red
color. Add remalnln1 ln·
·1redlenta. Brtn1 to boll.
Reduce heat and slm ·
mer, uncovered, untll •
thickened, about 1~ hours. Stir occasion ally.
Remove bay leaf. Skim
off exceu fat from sur-
face, If desired. Serve
over cooked spa1hettl
noodles. Makes e aerv-
. '"''·
ur n111ric11nnl'
I l •r"e o ni o n .
t•hul'~
3 vound!i assorted
hont'lt·~11 1 inch <'ubes of
mcttl bt-l'f, latmb and
't•Jf
Sult ;md µeµper lo
l.1»11•
t t'UI> 111~ted blaC'k
1.J I\ I':.
't t•ui1~ sh n•ll <.·cle ry
Ii 1·urr ut11. 1·ut into
11wh l'hunk~
t 1•1111 ruse w1nu
( • 111 (' k 1· 11 b r o t h .
• 1 huul :.! t'Ull~
3 c u ps h e rb
'"J'111\t'd stuffm~
•1 1 c u p b o 1 I 1 n g
l'l111•kl•n hroth
:l cggs
1~ c up (1nt•l y
l'hopJ><.'(J pa rs ley
In a Outl'h oven or
large s aul'cpan. heat
butta and sautl• union
for 5 minutes Add m eat.
w h 1t·h ha s b een
w as1111ed with ~alt und
--· .. ~
''""., Pv11t.•,• O··•• '""'" ,, ,.
pepper, and brown meat
cu~a on all sides. Add
olives. celery. carrots.
wine . and e n o ueh
t hicken broth to cover
m eat and vegetables.
Cove r tightly a nd slm·
mer gently for I to 11,;
hours . or until meat is
tender If desired. slew
may be thicke ned with
• .. c up nour mixed with
1" cup water.
In a bowl. mix stuffing
a nd b(>tling c hic ken
broth. Beal in eggs one
a l a l i m e . f'' o 1 d i n
pars ley T o prepare
dumpli ngs : with w et
hands shape mixture in·
I 11 12 balls. Drop balls of
stuffing Into simmerinJ(
stew
<.:over lightly (lnd s im
mer for 15 to 2() minutes
or until dumplings arc
puffed slightly. Serve
dumpling with stew
Makl'S 111 lo 12 s crv
inl:(S
Moun tam
Vou.,htt'
elu•9undy
•Chobl"
•Vtn Rot.e
(11111/it .\ "''"': ... .. s1911 Z-S Anthony Macaron i :. 68' Cross Rib Roast
Rib Eye Steak ,,"-.::··::. s3s9 :-¢Glad Sandwich Bags '.'.: 89'
Arm Pot Roast .,..,, .-s1u %..o;l Nabisco Oreos s149
Chuck Short Ribs ·-.:::' · · s1s11 %~?Lucerne Yogurt 99'
Premium Ground Beef .. !:' " , , ~ 1118 z;;:~ Wesson : · ,. s2•9 ,.
Skinless Franks ....... .. s1 19 F."! LucerneOrangeJuice~::s199 .,.,
S!Lc~q .~.QQIJ.~ .,,,..+. '129 ~ ftM . . ..... , ~' y..~~--..... -_ ---. ~ -~9?Un.e .bi.--.z
Sliced Bacon .. ..... .'. lf9 ~ch sr .............. •1•9 eese tees. "'"' .. .. ....
I -.. y,.
Ham Slices
_,._ . : s 1ea m-! Shredded Cheddar .·.;--~: 59' ....... ,VI'
Fried Chicken ...... r:~:.":.·~ .... 2:. 1251 1-8 Bel-air Boil 'n Bag , .. 39' ...
Safeway Burritos •• ~ .. ' 33' D$ Meat Pies ~:: 3 '"' 1100 .. ~ , ...
._...._ •. ,
tdx
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liquid -I I C f·o• lound1y --·~
~~:;:"~•• 00 , Gallon
&1 ... 11 Ht 80"'•
f. off /'I i ('('.\ .' /.ou-/',.;,., •. ,. .'
~Colony ·. . s399 %=-""i Kraft Velvetta
~Vodka • s599 %~ Wheat Bread ., • N .
~ Gin s599 ~~ Sesame Rolls " • 2
%-$-Scotch ... s9g9 %..::Z. Family Pak Rolls v .. "
%..::$Vodka ., !1 111 " s439 ~ Ocean Spray '11•' .. ., ' " .. :-$ Bourbon ."; .:·. s511s %-! Nalley Chili " .
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A combination of meats
and herb-seasoned
dumplings gives
everyday stew q
new look and added
taste appeal .
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ba••!· ,.,Uu••o,.1 ft.., "•U"' po''-"'9 \ft~
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n.,t II' t ''"'"' '#1 .. ,., , • .,, '"'" '11Ut1t•O•' f""' U ,,..,. U1•·t•qt
Hunt's .~S--.:tiu ce
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'1'9 Tangelos 39'
69' Anjou Pears 39'
s100 Romaine lettuce 29'
s139 Yellow Onions 3 f 69'
s 1~9 Orange Juice .. .. 'Pg
69' Bareroot Roses •. : • · • ". ······ s229
Z..1Jlacatdi Rum,.:.. _:, ... ~~.Pi Hunt..)JorQ~oe~~ :_65'-
%-$ Schlitz Beer ':~~ 6 :·· s1as 2:$ Hormel Spam 79'.
Cosmetic Puffs •'-•" ... 79' .... %-8 Fruit Cocktail .: •. 2 s1 00
Alka Seltzer .... •11• "" :;:¢ Green Beans ''"" 1 , 29'
Safeway Aspirin .... 79' Z-3 Sweet Peas 3 s100 . ,.~/ .
FR••H --Ever~ you want from a store ••• and a little bit more! ........ --HOTIJAIC•RY
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FOOD DAIL'( PILOT C9
Save with meatless dishes
If thc C'O.'lt of mt•ia t '"
PUlltng llll l'J(('t'l'l'I Yt' hilt'
into your bud1Ct'I ht•1 c_.·,
how yuu t·1m 'IAYt• unit
tu;aat:osr1NM·u C'.\HH•:am.t:
.: hu1u•h1·t. ,,,11uu·h
I ,, h1111l I '"'"'"' I
I l'UP <·ook~ white
l'IC't•
112 l'UI>" i.hredded s .. ,.,., rh1•esc
well. coarsel y c h op
spinach.
t ill '"rvt• hr1.ih1 an1I
<' h t' •· r \ \ t' .C 1• I 11 h I 1•
c·uhn .. n 1r1•1&t i. thut 14-tll
h r 1 m \I\ ,. r .. I ' h I I l 11
f I II \ ti 1 61 11 11 II c1 I I '
nul rum1,.
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111 :n • 11uttrt r ltay cooker
'" wutt'r about 15
'111111ulci.. dram
While spinach is cook-
ln1. beat miJk, butter.
Worcestershire sauce,
ea1s. onion, parsley.
salt, thyme and nutmeg
untll blended.
H roccoli au G ratin
is a flavorful
meatless dish
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11-;1 vi•:. 111 1·ook{'r
P lace spinac h, rice
and I cup of tht cheese
1r1 rooker. Stir in egg
mixture gently. Sprinkle
with remainin1 cheese.
!:lake covered 20
minutes. Remove cover :
bake untir top is light
brown. about 10
minu(es Makes 6 serv-
Jnli(s .
to help your
budget and please
your palatt?
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with the Odtur.11 JU•t ••:,
u f lht' (oo<l 14·hc11 baked
at high tt•111pcraturt-:.
Le.id1ng gourmet cooki.
a g rt·1.· lh<1t <:la} cook<'r y
still offer!. the grl'att .. ~t
ad vant..iges in prepcsr1ng
fragrant vegt!lable th~h
C'S
He rc an• t W(J meal!(·~:-.
mt'nus that will g t·l r<JVI.'
reviews fr(Jm your famr
ly and friends . They an·
easy to prepare and
t<asy on your bud.:et.
You can enjoy many
ea sy·tO·pre parc meals
cooked an day. Write for
the free, "Cooking in
Clc~y .. newsletter. Send
a sel f -a ddr essed.
s ta mpcd envelope to
Conking in Clay. Reen
Inte rnational. 138-150
ll av c n Ave ., Port
Washington, N. Y. 11050.
These recipes Wl're
taken from the book,
"Clay Cookery." hy the
F:ditors of Con s um<'r
Guide. Skokie. Ill. 60076.
BROCCOLI All
GRATIN
2 tablespoons butter
or m<1rgarine melted
4 cups s mall fresh
broccoli nowereltes and
thinly s liced s tems
11 .. cup finely
chopped onion
l egg
'h cup whipping
cream
'I. c up r egular
~trength chicken broth.
canned or homemade
1'• teaspoon salt Pinch white pepper
1111 teaspoon ground
nutmeg
"2 cup fresh bread
crumbs
'4 c·up s hredded
Cheddar cheese
Soak top a nd bottom
of 2-quart clay cooker in
water about 15 minutes;
drain.
Pat dry and brus h bot-
tom and sides of cooker
with l tablespoon or the
butter. Add broccoli and
onion. Beat egg, cream.
broth, salt. J>eppcr and
nutm eg; pour over broc·
coli.
Place covered cooker
in cold oven. Set oven at
425. Rake just until broc-
c o 1 i is tender and
custard is set. 25 to 30
minutes. •
Combine remaining
butter . the bread
c r u m bs u nd c heese.
Sprinkle evenly over
broccoli . Bake un -
covered until crumbs
... arc crisp and brown .
about 5 minutes. Makes
4 to 6 servings.
CHILE CON QUESO ( Cldll-a.ee.e Dip)
Total cooltin1 time: 7
minutes, 45seconds.
t,; cup finely
chopped onion
1 tablespoon butler
or m ar1arine
_ • 2 medium tomatoes.
peeled. seed ed, and
chopped
1 4-ounce can green
chill pe ppers, rinsed,
seeded, and chopped
I/• teaspoon salt
11,"1 cupa sl\redded
cheddar cheese
Milk
Tortilla ctupe
In 1-qu•rt casaerole,
cook onion in butt.er 'at
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125 F Bake, i.t1rnng
on n :, u11t1l spinach 1s
wtltt.'cl Jlld JU&t tender.
ahoul 15 mmulcs . dnun
Ralphs· Su r teak Sale
USDA Choice-Beef Loin USDA Choice-Beef Loin USDA Choice-Beef Loin
USDA Choice
Large Meaty End
T·Bone Top ·Sirloin Porterhouse Beef Rib
Steak Steak Steak Steak
per
lb.
Florida White or
·Red
\Grapefru1
• each
per
lb.
. . .
per
lb.
Western Hearth
Variety
Bread
, Aaaorted Varieties ·-~~L. "''.nii:~ ... ,,,'I": f ·.. . '. 11/2 lb. ... ~ .... · loaf ---·-
per
lb.
Ralphs-Chilled-From Florida America's Favorite
Value Pack
Fryer
Wings
Wilson, Cudahy or
Boneless
Ham
W•ter Added
Orange
Juice
•v.gal.
-ctn.
~~.59
RAIN WRAP.
per
lb.
USDA Choice-Beef Chuck-Bonelea1
Shoulder ~"so?c~ 2 3 9 Clod Roast ~:~
Frnh Fillet
Pacific Red
Snapper per
lb.
169
PLAIN WRAP -Chunk Style-Bologna or
Cotto 135
Salami ~~:·.
Dakota Farms
Monterey Jack 2 7 9
Cheese ~:.'
From Portugal
Lancers
Rose
Fresh
Mushrooms
750ml.289
btl.
&oz.
pkg. .79
Ralpha-16 Slice Food
American 9 A•lph•·Plaln or Sour Dough
49 oz.
box
Regular or Mint
Crest
Toothpaste 6 .4 oz.
T ub e
Charmin-Assorted Colors
Limit
2
.99
Bathroom 89
Tissue ~~~.' •
Vanilla, Chocolate or Neopolitan
Ralphs 135 Ice Milk 1 2cr~.1.
Banquet-Whole, Frozen
Fried
Chicken 21b.
box
299
twta-fbi'.,mbiat& or un--·---Cfi ~ .. --~~ 12'"0 • tender .• urr•n• once. Iese pkg. St.tr 111'1omatoes, cbillea,
1-4.t i'JW~ ---1~-;a&-
and Hit. Coot, covered, D I at hip for 5 minutes. •no a
Stir in cbeele, a UWe at ch•pped a lime, ltlrrln1 till melt· I
--"· SUr in a UUle milk lf
m•dur• becom•• too Meat thick. Heat at hllh '5 MHDdl. Stir. Sene with lllced leef, Turk•r or Ham
2 oz •• 39 pkg.
Regul•r or Hot-With •••n•
Dennison's 72 Chlll -1!.°nz. • Price• effective Jan. 15 thru Jen. 21, 1111
The SuQ.er market
tortilla ebi ... Makes t~
npl. 9e.tnee , ..... to pt9Vlow __..,_.....,,...., ......... ,.er to lftttW Ad99't1Nd .... lfttNe ....... NIM,,. OI' tow In elf pttoe reductton •• -... .. ot _.. ..... • .,.,..,.... ....._ """9 .._ "*' M1"1tlu• ,noee..., ,.., ••11•"4Mnt W• reHrve th• right to limit or refuH Hie• to
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eYfJf'y Saturday
In the
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c•nd1daelt• fur t'll µrto1u 1t11t
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1 • 1·uµ :-ugi.lr
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niargannl'
1 ~ t'UIJ warm waler
\ 105 to 115 (i<'j:.tl'l'l'S )
l JJ<ic·kagl's a et1 v1·
dry y1•ast
2 t'i:gs. b4.•atl'n 1 ~ lt-;1:...J11Hin almond
t•xtract
'4 1:· t:ups uns 1rtcd
rlour 1about1
Fii.LiNG:
2 c ups chopp e d
pitted drit.>d prunes
I jar I I-pound ) ap·
plesauce
2 tablespoons s ugar
I teas poon grated
lemon peel
1.-t•up bolling water
I egg
I tablesJHHin milk
Scald ':.i t'UP milk :
s t 1 r in 1 ., t· up s u µ •• r.
::.all and ml:lrgarane:
c·uol t o luk t•w a rm
M4.•asurc w:irm water 1n
lo large warm bowl
.Sprinkle 111 yt•ast . stir
Chicke11
is good
purchase
It ·s tht• l.l<'gtnntng of a
ne w H•ar and with 11
a lwa):S c·11rn1·s a rl':...olu
I ion at I ht· top of tht• la st
"'h1l'h :...avs "('omc lht•
rirs t 11f tht· Yt·ar . rm go
ing on :.i '111·1 • · That 's
l ht· t11nt• "'ltt·n wt·1 ght
wakhns turn t11 l'htt'kt•n
l<J ht•lp tht•m l11ok grn1d
C h H ' kt' 11 1 s a n <· x
Ct'llc·nt f<HHI huv II IS
h1g h4.·r trl prott•in a 11<1
lowl'r 111 1·;tlorics and
prate than m a n~ popular
r e d m t• a I i> A t h r c <'
~nee portion of broiled
!'1ic·kt.'n 1:... only I R5
ealorit>s . c·ompa red lo
O,orc lhan 310 calon t>s
f9r roasl pork a nd 245
calories for a lean ham-~forger.
j;:C hic k en Vegetable
~kill el u sing fr esh
~hickcn and fre s h
yr getables 1s a natural
~om binatil'ln which not
iply t reals your tas te
buds but makl's it e<isy to watch vour calories
CJUCKEN
VEGETl\RLE SKILLET
6-8 chicken parls
I p (1 u n d who I c
mushrooms. sliC'cd
.,, 4 lomatuc•s cul in
wedges
I onion. s lin•d
2 zucchinis, shct•d
2 t ab l e s poon :...
fJ)argarine
1 lt•aSJ>oon oregano
·• Salt and pepper
• Brown onions and
mu s hr oom s in
rbargarinc . Add chicken
parts and brown. Add
spices. zucchini. and
l~matoes a nd simmer C~ l hour Ser ves 6 to 8.
: Here's anothe r quick
ctish to help keep you
"Jim a nd trim
" *' ONION-
WORCESTERSHI RE ·s. CIOCkEN
·Remove sk in and
brush chicken parts with
Worcesters hire sawc e.
s&-rinkle wi'lh onion
ptwder. Broil Gntil done.
s•rve with a tossed
green salad.
J fsMkllln
I Clll l ... Piil 1·--
11 ·-
I'
until d111i.11lvt•d Sur in
lukt1w1&rm 1111lll mucture.
IU'utcn '-'tl"li. 11lmond ••
11 11l'I amt h11U th4' fl our.
lwt1l w1lll N1t1ooth Sllr lrl
1•1111ueth 1ttld1Uon;al (lour
Ill fllllill' II 'llithtl) Stiff
d11u1th Turn out onto
11 ith ti) f111un:d hoard ,
k11t·ucl 1111111 1111wuth 1&nd
1•l;1l\l ll' uhuut ~ m111utci.
I' hH'I' 111 I( I t'tt:...t•d h11W I,
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AND
Mdd prunt"s, 11pplesauce,
rem•tniott 2 tablespoons
Ku~11r and lemon peel to
hulling w11ter in a l ·
qu11rt ~•ucepan. Cook
11ver lo w heat until
prunes ..re softened and
11111L turt.' 1s thickened ,
ubout I!> mmutes. Stir .
1H•t·us1onally Re m ove
from heut and cool.
Pun<'h dough down;
1hv1dt.' m half On lightly
flourt'd bourd. roll one
half 111to a JO x 16·inch
1 c1·tun~lc Spread hutr
tht: prune rilling down
t ht• center third of the
rectan1le. Cut 15 slits In
the dou1h alon1 each
side or fillin1. makln1
strips about 1-lncb wide.
Fold strips at an an1le
aeross fillin1. allernal·
ing from side to side.
Place on greased bakln1
sheet. Repeal with re -
m alning dough. Cover.
Let rise in warm place,
free from draft, until
doubled in bulk. Blend
egg with milk a nd brush
the loaves. Bake at 350
degrees for 25 to 30
minutes. Cool on wire
racks.
There'smore to like
at Hughes ...
PLUS LOW PRICES
M.lk f .. d llo·ul Pio"' O• B"•Ud<'d
BONELESS CUBED CUTLETS ts 4. 99
Moll J ,,.l f d •n l"U"
GROUND VEAL ROUND 18 2.99
BONELESS
SLICED VEAL
'.\!\~ f£ (I
IQ ll
',C :.uQPCNI
PAO ... f '>AN l •. 5.99
I ~ 0 1 '.:>• h.i1,,,g
SPAGHETTI SAUCE MIX .39
\ 5 . 0 1 A,,, 'I n t H •,f't •,
PRIMA SALSA .7S
46 0 1 Soc •o,..,en•o ~:.'::~.~ .......... 4 7 c
"NEW PACKAGE"
HUGHES 99c /111t ~ BA co N ::.~ .. ~: .. : ·.· ...... LB. ,•;7:
lrun Do"' Not E ••red 77"u for
El RANCHO GROUND BEEF tB 2. 19 SHORT RIB S
f I R111•( ho Sw.-e• o• Hor
ITALIAN STYLE SAUSAGE lB 1.49 t I Ruoc ho '°'1"~ /". 'l1·u·,u•• • u
BRATWURST
FRESH U.S.D.A.CHOICE s
WESTERN GROWN
LEGO LAMB
111 2.89
lfl 1.49
89
USD A (hoott•lu mb USD A r .,.,,.,.1 ... 1
SMALL LOIN CHOPS l8 3. 99 G ROUND LAMB ~
LB .
1.2p
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f :tl: ... J:.~~~;~~E..~.~ .. ~ 3 4 !
-2.89 I ,•'•• t l I I
CHIRRYSTONICLAMS ~ 1 . 2 9 FRESH REX SOLi
• I •'' ' ·~ 1.S9 HORS D 'OEUVRES SHRIMP -4.99 RID SNAPPER
SUNSHINE SALTED• UNSALTED 16-0Z. BOX
KRISPY
CRACKERS
R .. 9 o .•.• (JI \09ht
2 LITER PEPSI
Prt> p.,, t'cf I ~4 l ov•n Sr.1dd1·1
VARIE TY PAK
') 1 .....
COKE· TAB-SPRITE
6 4 0 1 M or>ulP Mmd (h,llerl
ORANGE JUICE
(17'1Cl!a:i::i3!Cp=t•=.iC! fCll~ >
G 1vmu•ru M ounta in
1.33
1.29
1.33
1.39
1.5-LITIR 239
CHABLIS
I 5 l ofP• l!o,ego•d•·n
LIEBFRAUMILCH 4.99
/~O Ml fl""' De'"
BRANDY 4 .99
Pkg ol 16 ""' V111
MAGIC MOUNTAIN TEA
9 0 1 A\\t P~'I'
LIQUID SOFT SOAP
19 0 1 Oreo Chotolote
SANDWICH COOKIES
I lb Globf' A I
SPAGHETTI
.79
1.33
1.69
.65
•Wr If! . I l.i . -...A I I i\,r 1 : • 1 I ...
60 /~ IOU W o tt ':wit w1.,,,.
4 PK. G.E.
LIGHT BULBS 199
SECRET A /P "" ~ •. , ''""" ••. , 1.69
SECRET ROLL O N I ~ , """' ...... ' 1.29
CRES T TOOTHPASTE ,. •. ,~ .. , y ••• 1.14
WONDRA IOu1 ~." '"'"'''••I 1.29
BELL
PEPPERS
HAWAIIAN
PAPAYAS
BOSC
PEARS
I A'.ll f,P!(N <,W(f l lllPI I I '
49!.
I ~ , • \ I I " 1
M USHROOMS
t "' P•11 f • .... f\f11••
YEE FU MEIN RAMEN
SOY BEAN PASTE
l(J ) • I P\ ~4
MORINAGA TOFU
IA 79c AFRICAN VIOLETS
rr>r1ts rJf r..-r ,,~rr1r . ' , p, , .. . 21 IN OUtF•I \IO•OOUCI 01" cu R RY ....
1·05 loi·u· 59c ~ .. BROILED MACKEREL
••••• 114
OYSTER SAUCE
,, 0 / Pr. I I"" , " f
1.19
.89
.57
.89
BAKED 4nc POT A TOIES . ry
JACK
CHEESE 1.45
Wo1 ~e~ 9 IHOllTMMGlltOTATOll .7
iwail.O. 299
CHICKlll lll••UI
9 0 1 P\9 fvt'ifrt-\h
LONGMO•M CHllll
12 0 1 Sliced
IOMll LIVl•WU•IT
601 Hormel
IUCID ""'•o• .
6 01 Hormel Slrc.d
HA•DIALAMI
1.•s
I.SS
1.79
1.89
Applesauce Prune Ladder
Bread makes a fine
show-off piece
for home bakers.
. · .. , .
LEANES T CHO PPED STE AK
' .. I • :. ., I I
HAM SLICES
' ~. '' El RANCHO MEAl LOAF
,,2.49
"2.59
•" 1.89
LARGE LOIN
LAMB CHOPS
~·. LB.3.59
KOSHER DILLS 46 .. ,
8 (JI ltu l1f1' '1'y •• PttJ'.jt'' "''
BREAD CRUMBS
l.3S
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LAYER 69C CAKE MIXES .....
PltlCES IN EFFECT THURS . JAN 1 ~ throuqh WED .. JAN 21 . 1911 OPEN DAil Y 8 AM TO 10 PM llMIT RIGHTS RESERVED NO SAtES TO Of AlERS THIS AO ONl 'I' Efff(TIVE Al 'HUGHtS El l!AN( HO ANO HUGHES llDO
COUPON RULll WI ACCIPI COUPONS FROM ALL. MARKDI.
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Iring in coupent frem any fee4 R'Mlrl&ot In Lot Angolot, Ventura & Orant• Countiet & we'll rodHm them
>.
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~. JMuwy 14, 1911 DAILY PILOT €I J
F anners endangered species
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Thal letter
rrom SMmey Jalre critical of rarmers is
typical ol people wbo find it euy to
complain Oil a run stomach.
Tbe cba1Jen1e racin1 farmen toda)' ls
bow to continue to farm when they
dido 't barvnt enough crops to buy seed,
fertiliaer, chemicals, and fuel ln the
comint year.
The farmer must deal with noods,
drousht. early frost, bail, exorbitant in·
terest rates and the ever-increasing
Cott ol equipment. Please tell Sidney to
relax, because in 1981 there may be no
farmers. They may get fed up trying to
eke out a living and head for the oil
rias, factories, big business and in·
dustry.
If this happens, I hope Sidney will en·
joy bis glus or gasoline. his broiled
gravel and the gravy on his mashed
sand. Furthermore, if he has no solu·
lions. we don't need his screwed·up
"logic" that only adds to the problem.
-FARMER'S WIFE IN THE
MIDW~T
DEAR WIFE:· U Sidney ls atW read-
1 t.1 you blla&ertac rebuttal, tllte follow·
t.1 •liallcl pop Illa optics. It's a bumper
sticker ~t came ln ~e maU from St.
~ Lo•la, Mo.: "PUT A FARMER OUT OF
0 BUSINESS -STARVE! ! ! "
is not the least bit concerned, I am. -
NO NAME, NO CITY, NO STATE
• DEA• N.N.N.: I HllHt ~at yoa or
your a..bud buy a paperback edition
of tlle A•• La•den EDcyclopedla
(BallaaUae Books, nallable at all
Walden ud B. Dal&oe boob\ores) or
1et one at the public library. Liiie maay
otllers, you bolll need to read •P on
transvestlam -as well H lllolD08exuaU·
ty, bl1ex11allty , clllld molesUa1,
tran111eHall1m •H exltibltlomlam. Most
people doa't kDow oae from~ otlter.
I s u a pect tltat your son bas
tranavestlte tendencies. Tit.Ill does not
aecesaartly mean be Is a lllomosexual.
Many transveslltes marry and have
families. <Some homosexuals do, too).
General!)' speakln1, transveslltes 1et
tbelr jollles from dreSHiag as women
-and tbis is the extent of their bizarn
behavior.
future son-in-law," but I am not sure
they will marry and don-.t want to be
m~d~ a fool of. May we have. your
opanton? -1980 MOM AND DAD
DEAR IW: .lut hltrodmee Mr. x ..
"EIUe'1 rrteed." No •eed &o describe
t•elr Uvln1 arraa1emeat. No o•e
npeda aucb information, ud you are
uder no obll1atlon to provide It.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Bravo tor
your comeback to the gal who said she
made the bars after work because they
are the only places to meet men.
Tell that loony to open her eyes and
look around. Men are everywhere. For
example, al the grocery store checkout.
Single males do their own marketing.
They also take their clothes to the dry·
cleaners . I've met some swell guys
there and at the laundromat. too.
Thl' public libraries are Jtreat places
to meet fellows who a re into books. I have
even met men at the veterinarian's (and I
don't have a dog 1 was doing a favor for
a friend>.
The only mt·n I ever met in bars were
married walh wives who didn't un-
derstand tht.•m. But I d ad and that's
why I gave up prowling the pubs
You 're on target, Ann. SANDI FROM
:-iT PETE
PEAR SANDI: So are you. Thanks
for the tips, Honey.
: DEAR ANN LANDERS: Could it be I part of a normal growth pattern when a f 13-year-old boy enjoys trying on ladies' I undergarments? The boy's father in-
a. s is t s that many physical and i psychological changes occur at this age,
:::;.._ ___________ ....::i!!!!I and the lad is merely fascinated with
DEAR AN N LA NDE RS : Our
25-year-old daughtt•r has bct>n living
with a man for three months. Her father
and 1 do not like t he idee1, but Ellie is
self-s upporting and has furnished her
own apartment I lie moved in with
her .) Since Ellie 1s on her own. we reel
we have no right to tell her how lo li v<:
Ar.• J111u, ,,, 1s .~f/meont' you <:are abour
llll'S!Wl!J umwul IL'ltli rlruys -or consulenn!,
11"' t\ re all dru!I·' l>ad"J W h"t aht>ut pot -1r
moda(lt1111,-• Arin l.nndns' new hookier Tft aid boys
Working on 20th edition of the Gold Book are Sally Bailey (left ),
Arla Brown and Jane King (standing). The book is an engagement
calendar presented at the Ane.elllos de Oro Bair in the spring. Its
pages are filled with pictures of boys, big brothers. local
landmarks and advertising sold to raise $25,000 a year to furthe r
the work of Big Brothers of Orange County. The ball will be May 15
at the Newporter Inn.
the softness of feminine attire.
Our son shows no other signs of
femininity. His physical Krowth this
past year has been extraordinary. He
has popped up six inches, gained 20
pounds and his shoe size has gone from
61"2 to 10.
Please consult with your experts a nd
rush an answer. Although m y husband
We have been struggling with the
question of how lCI introduce ham. My
husband i n s i sts w e s h o ul d t1{'
completely candid and s ay, "This i~
Henry X who la ves with our di.ughtcr "
I thank it sounds awk w<trd I would
prefer to say. '"This is Mr X , our
· · .'itr111y111 1>11rw 1111 IJruys." st.'J)(Jrates th1
fal'I ~ Imm tlw f wt1rm 1'11r t•uc:h book/Pt 11r
tlen·d. ,,,.,,,/ ·~ ,f111/ar. plus a Jong. :wt/
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Soap opera therapist due
t l IUB-t•l["Dll Dr. Irene Kassorla, L I\ psychologist and ac -
------------------------------• t ress, will be keynote
Dr. Kassorla is author
o f ··Puttin g It All
Together " a nd "N1l'e
Garis Do " She appeared
on th e ''A .M . Los
Ang eles•· tel ev 1s1Cin
s how and is featur('d on
th e s oap operCJ .
"G e n e r ~I Hos pit id ,··
µlay ing h(•r:,df l'Ondu<:l
ing group t ht•rapy with
l'har art<'rs 1n lht.· !>ho"
NEWPORT BEACH CHRISTIAN
Women's Club meets for lunch at the
Airporter Inn of Irvine at 11 :45 a.m.
next Wednesday. Sheri Gilliland, a
musician and television personality.
wall speak. Cost is $Ii. For informa
ti on. caJI 544-2921 .
"PARENTS UNDER STRESS," a
panel discussion led by Dr. Grayce
Roessler, will be held at 9 a.m. Satur-
day in HeaJth Science 131 , Golden
West College. The free discussion is
open to the public. For information,
call 89'l·77lt.
THE AMF.RICAN Handwriting
Analysis Foundation presents a
workshop on the handwriting of de·
linquents al 7 :30 p .m . Monday at
G l endale F'ederal S avings, 100
Ne wport Center Drive, Newport
Beach. lo'or information, call ~5667.
THE 111EOSOPHICAL SOCIETY in
America, Saddleback Valley Study
Center, presents the rilm, "The Sufi
Way," at 7 :30 p.m . Monday a l
Laguna Federal Savings and Loan,
24301 Paseo de Valencia, Laguna
Hills. The film deals with Muslim
rifuals. ··whirling de rvis h es of
Turkey and the Sufi way to God."
f'or information, call 493-8341.
HARBOR VIEW HILLS Committee of
the Orange County Philharmonic
Society meets for coffee at 9:30 p.m .
Tuesday in the lrvi.ne home of Jean.
Cook. followed by a performance by
flauti s t Susan lt,ries and
harpsichordist Eve Lynn Reeve. For
information, call 760-0305.
THE MUSICAL A&TS Club of
Orange County meets at 4 p.m. Sun-
day in the Santa Ana home of Col.
and Mrs. William Jones. Marla Pat-
terson and John Wood. a vocal duo,
will perform in concert. For informa-
tion, call 640-1130.
THE COSTA Mesa Women's Club
meets at 11 :30 a .m . on Friday at 610
W. 18th St.. Costa Mesa. For in·
formation, call 968-7084
FRIENDS of the Fountain Valley
Library meets at 10 a .m. Friday in
the Los Alamoe Library, 17515 IM
Alamos, Fountain Valley. For in·
formation, call 9S2·540I.
THE 80lml COAST Medical Center,
31812 Coast Hi1bway, Soutll Lquna,
presents a seminar on "Streu: Tbe
Good News and the Bad News," at
7 :30 _p .m . Thursday in tbe
auditorium. It is rree and open to tbe
public. For information, call a.lSU.
THE l'OUNTAIN VALLEY Chapter
of the Bacbelon and Bacheloretta
Square Dance Club offen belinDlnl
dance cluaes at 7:30 p.m. 'l'Uelday
at llcOarvin SC!bool. ll02 Bishop
Place. Westminster. ft'or informa-
tion. l'all 637-6185.
THE CREIGHTON CLUB of Los
Angeles, Long Beach and Orange
County meets at 6 :30 p.m. Wednes·
day at the Velvet Turtle in Long
Beach. lo'or information, call I 213)
449-2738.
THE lllVINE Business And
Professional Women's Club meets al
11 :30 a .m. Tuesday to hear "An Ex·
amination of Utility Costs" by local
utility company representatives at
the Hungry Tiger Restaurant in San-
t a Ana. For information, call
833·5461.
ORANCE COAST P .E.O. Reciprocity
Bureau Founder's Day Luncheon is
set for 11 :45 a.m. Saturday at the
Holiday Inn, Laguna Hills . Arvella
Sc hulle r , wife o f Rev. Robert
Schuller, wm s peak. For informa:.
lion, call 548-1229.
SHiil llA·MA'ALOT HARBOR
Reform Temple presents the
seminar. "Aging is a Family Affair ,"
at 9: 15 a.m. Thursday. Cost is $10
a nd the public is invited to attend.
1-'or information, call 759·0060.
NEWPORT HARBOR
Toastmistress C lub, meets at
11 :30 a .m. Friday at Newport Balboa
Savings, Newport Blvd. and 17th St.,
Newport Beach. For information,
call 642-9085.
TOWN AND GOWN of UC Irvine
meets at 9:30 a .m. Monday to hear
Dr. Maria Herrera-Sobek speak. For
information, call 552·0685.
.. INTIMACY: The Freedom to
Love," will be explored by Claire
Lehr and Martin Hershkowitz of
Counseling Associates, on Friday at
7 :30 p.m. Cost i11 $5. For information,
call &12-1020.
MU EPSILON O•EGA Chapter of
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority mttt.s
for Fo~der'a Day Luncheon on
Saturday at the Marriott Hotel of
Newport Beach. For information,
call 5$M248.
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space '"'""fable llalU.
Terroriam talk aet in Newport
''Terrorilm u a Tool H part or • lecture editor, will 1,.U.
al International Polley" Hrl•. ror tafonlaaticm, call
wlll be the aubJeet of a J • e o b C o b • n , f'rl-11•.
lecture at 8:30 tbla eve· c b a Ir m • n o I t b • jiiiiiiii~ .. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
nlntinNewportBeach. Am erlcan Studlu
Departmlllt at Brudett
Tb• Oran1• County and a farmer ma1u1De a.a,._ ol tM Brandela -----------UnhenltJ Women la
1poalOl'lnl tbe ev .. t,
wblcb iDeludel dtaer.
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Orange Coast College
se mina r for wome n
titl e d "Cel e brate
Yourself: Learn lo be
Your Own Best Friend."
THURSDAY, JAN. 15
By SYDNEY OMARR
ARJES I Mar. 21-Apr. 19) · You are capable
now of attracting investors. Prepare reports,
formats and explanations which highlight poten-
~ial.~ Focus on obtaining needed material, local·
mg lost objects and pulling together a suc-
cessful business venture.
TAURUS <Apr. 20-May 20): Fresh start
highlighted love and money dominate
Popularity and personality grab s potlight. Tim-
ing, judgment precise. Gain indicated through
personal appearances.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Intuition is
sharply honed: you know what is to occur. Em·
pha~is ~n secrets, backstage maneuvering,
family interference, necessity of placating a
"very sensitive" individual.
CANCER <June 2l:July 22): Review recent
plans, r esolutions concerning pleasure trip,
soc~l activity, publishing -and your nutrition.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22>: Adhere to tested
guidelines. Focus on business, prestige, civic
duties. special honors . Aquarius, Taurus,
Scorpio persons figure prominently.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22 ): Emphasis on
special publication, long-range plans, written
material, ability lo bridge distance 1tnd
language barriers.
LIBRA !Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Obtain valid hint
from Virgo message. Lifestyle, domesticity,
major adjustments, could be featured. Money
talk involves family member who begins to perce1vecertaan facts or life.
SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Look behind
scenes -aura of suspicion prevails. Take
special care with legal documents. s ignatures -
be aware of percentages, small print. Define
terms, steer clear of wishful thinking.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): You have
more "clout" than many might imagine. Know
it, be confident, join forces with one who has
heightened survival instinct. Older people are
drawn to you and will lend valuable suppport.
CAPRICORN CDec . 22-Jan. 19): Finish
project -let go of "foolish" obligations. Accent
on creativity, quick changes, daring, initiative,
an enf to status quo. Elevate selr·esteem. You
need not play second fiddle. Aries, Leo, Sagit-
tarius persons play i mportant roles.
AQUARIUS <J an. 20-Feb. 18): Work within
rules, regulations -you can gain stamp of ap-
proval. Special license requirements will not de·
ter proareaa. Act in independent manner. A new
~ontact paves way to goal. Leo figures prom·
1nently.
PISCES (Feb. 19· Mar. 20) : ·"A clandestine
conrermce aids in settlin& dilrerences concem·
ing money, personal pos1euions. Be aware of
detaila, minor points, friend who recently had·
similar experience. Family member complains
or "dltestive problems ...
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Tht• seminar 1s s1·t for
.l ~n 24 form !I am to :i
p.m in OCC's Studr·nt
Ccntt•r and 1\ud1tonuni
Tht• $10 adm1~:-.wn fef'
im·ludt·~ ii ltuwh•·on
Volunteers
needed
Sevt•ral arcu t·onvalt:s-
ccnt hospital!-. and re·
tire ment center'> arc
looking for voluntcl'rs. a
s pokesman !>aid .
''There arc m anv re·
w a rdin~ volunteer o p-
p or tun it i es, .. Si.ltd
Bernadette Fish. volun
leer coordinator for four
local institutions
Ms . ft'ish works with
the Park Superrnr Con-
vakscent Hospital. the
flagship Convalescent
Ce nter. the Newport
Villa and Newport Villa
West Residentia l Care
facilities, all in Newport
Beach.
For information call
642-2410 or 631 ·3555
RAl.80.\ SKI ('l.l 'tt wall meet Tuesday an
:'-IC'Wl)ort lk<it·h F11r informCJtiun, rail 752-0128
WIU:t:I. OF FIUt:~USllll-' of Orange County
\\di ha\'l' a luau al 6 :30 pm. Saturday in
Anu hc1m Tht· ~rou111s OJ)t.'n to members age 45
:ind ollkr l-'<1r information. call Ma~gie al
;,:11 llilll
c·t:,Tt-:R t'l.l'U !-il~GL.t:s will have a barbecue
:it 5 p ni Sunrla} in Newport Heach. A singles
<l1~l·uss11m will foll<iw f''or informe1t1on, call
97!i<(l7()11
Ol"Tl>OOR SIM~L ES will go whale watching at
!f a m Saturdt1y an Newp<>rt Beach. Also. t he
groui' wall have a bike ride lo the beach al 9:30
a m ~unday , beginning in Orange. For in·
forme1t1on. <:a ll Hoh at 556-7026.
Singles Calendt1r ruM each Wednesday and con·
fOlllS mfr1rmut11m IJll tit\• ,,~,\1(m group.~. ?artaes ond
p1•1•n t t1 ttpt'11 tu thl' T"'l>lll' m the Orn.nge C1>1JSI a n•o
.'it> rid rwtrces to .'im11J.,, < '11ll'ndlir . tx i1ly Pilot. I' r1
/for 1560, Costa .\fpsu l 'A 1'2626 Include your name
and teleptwrw numf)f•r \ .,flf"f'S must be r1•cerned two
weeks in adt:onCt' o/ an l'Vt'lll
Our IUlll 1•11• you everythl• ·,ou
want to know about rour ••••
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ClEAN-UP WITH
THESE SAWNIJS
AYAl&ABLE AT AU STATER BROS. MARKETS. PRICES EfFECTM JAN. 1S-22,1981.
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NETWORK NEWS ED A TRIBUTE TO
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KHJ e 6:00 -Lakers Basketball.
The Washington Bullets provide the op·
position for the visiting world champions
tonight.
KCOP m 8:00 -"PT 109." Cliff
fobertson plays future president John
F . Kennedy in this movie based on
JFK's experiences in World War II.
CBS 8 9:00 "Terror Among Us."
Don Meredith is on the ti:ail of a rapist
who's threatening five young women
I see st~r~. photo below>.
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Sarah: NBC hold·s 2nd as 'Dallas' rolls -OD
Protect
yourself
"LOS ANG~LES CAP )
-Sarah Pun·ell says s he
hopes women who watch
lhe CRS movie ·'Terror
Among Us" learn one
lesson how to protect
themselves from attack.
"Terror Among Us"
tells the stor y of five
young women in danger
rtom a rapist on parole
.U the criminal's parole
fllicer and a police
!:ergeant try to stop him
before it ·s too late
. THE TWO-HOUR mov · l~t to be broadcast tonight
at 9 on Channel 2. also
ltars Don Me redith a nd
Jennifer Salt.
'' l think a statement
my character makes
'Somebody had to do
.aomething· tells the
llory, ·· s a ys Mi ss
Purcell. "I think that's
basically the bottom line
behind the rise in crime.
'I'm mad as hell and I'm
not going to take it any
more.·
"I'm the one who does
10mething, at the risk of
pl)' own life. I'm about a
•ner anyway, and I real-
" would be a goner if I
just sat the re and didn't
do anything.·'
Miss Purcell, who has
taken a course in self·
I
'~ A~WIN...,.fo
'WATCH, LEARN'
S.reh Purcell
c arry Ma ce, says :
"Women have to learn to
protect t h emsel ves
Husbands. daddies. and
brothe rs aren't always
arou nd Th ere are
courses for wo men in
self·defcnse and the use
or Mace."
S H E D ESC RIBES
herself as the "heroine
and mother superior" of
a group o f ai r line
stewardesses in the mov·
ie. "I live with three other
s t ewardesses and this
rapist is stalking the
women," she says, ad·
ding s he hopes women
wi 11 lea rn from the
"dumb mis ta kes" the
women make in the
movie.
NEW YOHK < i\ P J NBC maintained its pre·
<·arums hold on seC"ond plate in the networks'
wel•kly ratings ntt't '. thanks m lar~c measure to a
big audtl'nc"t• for tht• Oakl<tnd San Diego American
f.'oolhall Conrererw c cham1>ionsh1p game, figures
from the /I. C Neilsen Co. s ht1wed
CBS won the three way competition for the
week ending J <1n. 11 , but there was nothmg new
about that. CBS now h<ts bh m first or lied for fi rst
six weeks running, and h•ads the competition for
th<' 1980·81 season by the two st<1ndards in use.
NBC grabbt•cl the runnerup s pot in the seven·
day period ending Jan 4 after nine weeks in a row •
in last place.
CBS listed seven or the week 's 10 highest-rated
programs, includin$.! " Dallas" in first place with a
rating of 3.'J.9. Nielsen s ays that means of all the
nation's TV·equipped homes. :J:l.9 percent saw at
least part or "Dall as "
"Dallas " has been the No l show in Neilserf s
weekly ratings eight limes m the last lOweeks .
NBC's broadcast of the Oakland-San Diego
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highest rated ne w series, No. 17 with CBS'
"Magnum, P.1.," 23rd and "Flamingo Road" from
NRC 24th.
or the week's fi ve lowest·rated prol'(ram ~. four
were from new series and one was a spel'ial
ABC 's "Breaking Away" was 64th, followed bv
..:..:.Freebie and the Bean·" on <.:HS. a movie. "Mom
ma the Detective" on NRC, CBS' "Secrets o f
\11dland lll''l.!hl:-. ~rnd :"IH' ~;ig;ntn<' with l>avif1
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a,. 908 TllO•AI"
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Holly wood •••rd 1·•v•ln ult-.
wennana l'llhl nom1n11llon1t f11r
thf' <;oldf'r\ l~ lol>t ~ o f t lt l'
Home kn.tnen
honor Fonda
OMAHA, '11th '\I' t lkur~
f'oada's homt'tuwn fulk.., tltl01th·1I
to C't'lf'brllitt', hti. ('iHt't-r d :. 1w at
tor but Ill tht' vrot'c'>:. the) rt"
minded t11t11 thctl h t' clid11 t
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Fonda. a<:tomvan1td l>> t11:.
u ·tor son. Pelt'r antJ dnotht'r
O maha nall\'t', al·l re:.!> Uorolh)
~rGwrt', wa:. tht' ~ue:.t ur honor or the O maha Co mmun1t.)
Playhouse. wht'r t' thl' 75 car
old actor bt?gan h1:. t art.>cr 1n the
1920s
The actor laught'd a:. he w<i:.
reminded by play huust' fund
drive chairman R Jerry tlar,.{1ll or some remarks he madt' in an
interview in the Central lhgh
School Register or Oct 8. 1926
The article quoted 1-'ondu as
saying: "l don't intend to mah
acting my profession : 1l is just
my hobby. It was thrilling at
first, but the glamor has worn ofr.,,
MOVIE RATINGS
FOR PARENTS AND
YOUNG PEOPLE
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IN'eNS •"'°""' #nfl \Vl•OM)> QI l"I>"• Conflerrnt 'Or' .,,..,,.,Q ft~ ""'1!;1 ct,.1r11rn
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Holly wood t-'oretgn Pr(ll'S As
''"' 111 Uun Th•· l'£ar1&mount Olm •bout 11
fum1ly in turmml w1u. nominated
for IH"lJl "r•11111ll<' film as we ll a s
11111111n11ll01\b lor thrector Robert
Ht•1.Hord, wnh•r Alvan Siugent,
... tar11 Moir) T )'ler Moore 1rnd
1>1111uld SUthtirland and support
tr1.i u1·tors JutJd tlarSC'h and
T 11111}lhy lluttou, who also was
numcd aniung the tov new stars
11( IUt!O
.,·1111uw111~ "Orch nary Pt!1.>ple"
-. a:. k&~ang Bull," the saga of
tl(Jl<t'r Jake l.aMulta , whu•h re
PclVt'd sevt'll numinatio~s. in
ducltnl( bt'st IJll'lure . best actor
for Hobert l>eN1ru, supporting
ctl'tor Joe Pesn . bt:st supporting
ct1.·tre:.s Cathy Moriarty. who
dlso was named one of the top
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best director Martm Scorsese
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ovwoeo wb'\~d••f f of Aoc:>f•<•nt wut a.. mer Qltd ••U'• •net Into O•t•'•' .. ""' I the
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E.l'l'ECT 01' MEllGUI UNOUI l'EDlllAL TAJI A .. D SECUalTllS
LAWS
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Hill Wy"""" Troop&. Men1nQ#r coun~I to A.c>ohc.•nt Mtd WSK \h•ll h•v•"
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m•df "'''"°"''u<tHP.Ql\tr•t1on
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PART N E llSHIP 0,,ERATING
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FICTITIOUS BUSI HESS .. AME
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PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS I USINESS
l>IAME STATEMENT
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PUBUC NOTICE
l'ICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NA"11E STATIMINT
th• totto.iw1nq J)4lr'\on' ert do1no
bu,lnt!\\ a\
STUDENT WORLD HOL.IOAYS
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PUBLIC NOTICE
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FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
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PUBLIC NOTICE
F ICTITIOUS auSINESS
NAME UATIMENT
Th• f0How1,,q ~''°"\ cl'' do•oq bu\1ne\\ .,
APO\.LOSTEEL RULE OIE CO
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GERALDINE 0 GREEN
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PUBU(' NOTl<·E
F)CTITtOUS BUSINES\
NAME STATEMENT
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,.CT,TIOUI IUllNISI
NAM• ITATIMaNT
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NAMI STATIMUllT
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bY\ln••M
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Wild!~. JMuary 14. 1981 * DAILY PILOT
The Blgge•t Marketplace on the Orange Coast
DAILY Pl·LOT CLASSIFIED ADS
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INVESTORS
DELIGHT
Maximum leverage with
15.000 down. 2 Bdrm t·on
do. Own er will l'arry
balance with agreeable
terms and paymenb
Gross mcome $5400 Ask
ing $76.900. Call !'>40· 1151
for more details.
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REALTORS & GrociOUMWH
l.rg family rm on o\'er
s ited pie s haped lot l•---------Sparious m aster Br s uit
fi'atures sepuate library
"" frplc & Sl'Wing room
with '• tta. -I Ur. den as
wt."11 as family rm-dmm~
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coordinated u se o
hardwood floors. tml'k.
1-'r doors & window:.. tile
& w a 11 1· o ,. L' r i n g s ,
$8115.000 F ee <i real
Terms
D.M. MAHSllALL HI.Tl!
644 99!1(,
RIDGELi NE
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ASSUMPTIO~
Turllerol'k lt1d ~cl1m·
townhome. 2 Hdrms vlu:-.
den . everyth ini.: htghl)
upgraded. Tn•m l·ncluu"
view from this lo\'l'I}' uv
per unil $41.450 down.
and assume 1st TD uf
$120.0011. al 12·'•'. in
terest and $15.00o 2nd T 0
al 15'; Jnll'rcst F ull
price only $176.450 Call
752-1700 for details.
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MESA VERDE
Big 3 bedr oom 2 bath
home on an extra largt•
lot tn a neighborhood of
wide s tn•ets and t all
trees. This 1mJ>('l'l'abll'
home has all built ins.
wall lo wall t•arpctmg.
• l'USlom draperie~ a111I
p1iced well l>elow 1·um
parable humt'S at uni\
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DOVER SHORES C: SELECT 1
The ultrmatl' in luxuries UNIELIEVABLE T'PROPERTIES I
~.uuo s q.fl. of l'll'gant "" • SH ....... GRIL ... mg walls of glass sur I ~" ~
round enl'losl'd pool with 1s th<• name or lh1· stn·t I
removabll' s kylight ltus lovely ·I lwdn1om :!
ti om e . ,\ m a :-.,., 1 v l' balh hmm• 1s lon 111·1I 1111
fircplat•cs . s1•1·lud1•cl m lluntmgton lll'ad1 ""
master su1ll' hosts t;111 sume lhe low 111\l•n•s l
tahzm~ spa Speclat·ular loan anti the 11w1w1· ma~
t.oo~ This won'\ last ' Fur Ol'ns1der a 2ncl Tl> Full
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SEA COVE
PROPERTIES
714-631-6990
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642-4321 EXT. 332
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ALLSTATE
A~ALTORS
SHorrER·s·
srECIAL
U>west priced '1 Bdrm
home 1n area Very al
lrac:uve floor p1an C.:loSl'
lo beach Will ~l'll \'A
Only Sl47,500. Call locfay
!179·a3'70
ALLSTATE
REALTORS
OWNER
WILL CARRY
Owner will help flll<1111·1·
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ALLSTATE
REALTORS
H~ Hgh Fix~r
.... Me ... Off..-
on this s uper duplex
!orated in Old CdM. The
property has a 3 Bdrm
cottage with new pa1nl
and carpels and a
mode r p 2 IMrm apt
w bltins. The owner sa y:.
sell and he"ll hslcn lo all
of'fers. Asking $2~!1.IJcMI
lolboa Island Rlty
&73-8700
Formula For
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Fashionable 4 beiJroom
1luun~ rm and res tful al
mosphe re for yuu u r
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Realtors
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HOMI a 2 INCOMI UNITS
AU FOii $275,000
A µerfcN combination of ch a rm ,
persona lity, wa rmth & income. Live
in the lovely separate 2· Bdrm home &c
enjoy the income from the two 2·bdr~
units directly behind . In addition, a
cozy spa & barbeque area to complete
the picture. and in the finest Costa
Mesa lcx·ation.
WESUY N. TAYLOR CO., RIALTOIS
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SEA COVE
PROPERTIES
714-631-6990
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Charm l.!a lorf' in this perfe<'t 3
hectroom +d(•n fa mily home. Enjoy
private :m.•u with 2 sandy beaches.
Swimming & hoating facilities.
$450.000.
IN NEWPORT CENTER
~ 644-9060
RE/MAX of AMERICA
PROUDLY ANNOUNCES
THE OPENING OF
ITS NEWEST OFFICE IN
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
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675-5511
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675-5511
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Fnttch doon. e.o.d & M•.t.d t)less &
1 .. .rr thM1011t! loo11t for l bo .. 1.
SI ,1'5,000U1-1400.
SWEEPING SHORECLIFF CORNER
"4ew °" the ........ Cllld a ._,.., IMM•llfecl
s•lff! lwtp pooltlH lot ,... l ·becl. 2
ba. e.--with ...,,. fCllftlty rooRL A fllle
r.1ld...tial _.....ct• opport.ity for
crutl.. Hpnulott with this hOtH.
Sll4,500 fN. 631-1400.
BAYFRONT CONDO-PENINSULA
Sec.tty, .................... wHll YllW
of • ., & pool s,.cao.. 2 .... ....
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CE
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OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE
OUTSTAMDtMa IA YMOMT Hoe.
L4l\ l'l) Cu!'ilom Hu1JI J111m1• On 1'r11mr1nti.rv
Ba' l.1 \'lni.t H1H1m f-'r1rmal 1'1n1nl( Room
f>.-n l.1tira n S panuu.• M ast1•r R1·!lrrt11m
o,•1•r l1111 1t 1n i.i Hu ,\ Hall t:1r ,.1il 11 1·1~ Ai
l.11xu n 1111 ... 1~ 1\pp111ntl'll Ba\h 1'hn·•· <.1thn
RNlrnom' & M1111b H1111m & Bath 1'11·1 & Slip
For l.a~i.:" Y .11·ht s 1,Kr,0.000
759-9100 1zc.,. .. ....-.._.,.,.c.... ..
macnab I Irvine
realty
1*t ~~n '~• del
Mar 3 bedroom. z balb.
newly df'\'Oritted
t"nule beac·h. fi'ee land.
tM.ty ... too 758-1811
The fabulous WOODBRIDGE
ESTATES -one of Irvine's belt
addresses? We are proud to offer
the following exceptional
properties:
..... _ ...... <>eeu w . a Bdrm 2Y6 Ba .
I car pra1e. sm.ooo.
~
7H-t221
• • •••••••••••••••••••••• MIWPOllT CllST s. Juan Capo. 15.S.OOO. z • ....... ..., Br. 2 Ba. HIO tq. rt. 8 yrs. Front row, prtmefoca-old. Alt541·5032.
tion. 180 des ocean view.
l144K. aaaumable loan.I•--------•
Fl.I.II price S27S.OOO.
14 Tri bu le Court.
C/21Mew ..... C..er.
--!~0-,7'7
•EXCITING•
De A.ma • WA~TOM -Largest of the
Estates and undoubtedly the best
sq. footage buy in Woodbridge. 2300
sq ft with its own pool and spa.
, __________ ,_ c ........
107' Dbl ='~~'t;r encl
WHAT'S UNl'f>UI
AIOUT UNl(i)UI
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lldrm 11r I lltlrm plus
1024 .......................
NEW COlllOS
IASTSIDI C.M. ~12 S11nlu Ano Avt' .
:! llK, :t•t h11. 1·onlemp.
1k-!t11111 11111.000
64'-IOH '46-60tl
tk•n. prof 1f,•1•11r;1h>tl, ~1111 1---------•I
Slt4,t00
• MADISOM -The most popular
model and the only one presently
available! Ass umable loan too.
Sllt,000
• LIMCOLM Two to choose
f rom'. Large r ear yards and
upgrades galore. Pick your color
scheme at the great price or
$161,000
* JIFFllSON a 500 sq rt
addition hi~hlights this one level
attached home. For lease at $850
per mo. or can be purchased for
........ .$1·18.000·· .....
Jr "'" )I )(lfif<l[)(,f
lif Al''
'>'>1 JOOO
llO QUALIFYING
Charming 3 Bdrm
Peni.nluJa house + guest
Wlil oa extra large lot.
Owner needs lo sell and
will listen to all offers.
Great existing financin~.
Playa R. E & Investment
673-1900
ASWME LC.. LOAM 1 Bdrm condo. Close tu
Hoag Ho s p ital'.
Complete ly furnis hed
Pool and spa, security.
Move in now. before
escrow eloses
C/21 Newport C..tr.
760-6767
ly Owwer..for Sale
3 ~r. 2 ba. new crptg
levelors-pamt, huge yd,
HV access. Take over
. mg.. SJ..59..000. rt Is
only. 645.2503 -----..
••••••••••••••••••••••• Spaeious condo . adull
oomm., nr beach. 3 BR
2.,. e. security. many
amenltiea, good term!!
1119.000 Bertha Henry
Rllrli. 492·•121
Jt'orever wh1ie wale•
view, 1 BR condo. step~
to bnch. Just listed!
$90,000. Rerlha Henry,
IUtrs. 49'.!·4l2l
COLONY COVE
Immaculate home in No.
San Clement~. short di!'!
lanee lo Dana Harbor.
quiet street. area has
clubhous e & parks
Perfe<•t spot for e asy ll v
in~ and bea<·h "''JOY
ment . Off•·r ~d al
Sl2S.OOO. 644 7020
porch. cor lot. G,. .... _,,_.
ts .... s• Buuliful 24K60 Bar-
nngton Home, 2Br. 2Ba.
ram rm. in Costa Mesa·s
nil-esl 5 star park.
Specl .. lw Beautiflll lg euslomized
24xflll Viking Home. 28r
& enclosed porc h . In
Laguna Hills nicest 5
star park tJE83591.
CLASSIC
MOllUHOMI
SALES ?106 Harbor. Ste 206-A
540-5937
COSTA MESA :!Oll44, 81 Skyline. 28r.
adlt park. no pets Walk
to supermarket $29.950
Amertl·an :\lobtle Homt'
Sales 557-9390
room. 1·11~ hJ.?ht s u111I
m ou n ta i n '11•w s
~.IUI
6 PU.X/IASTSIDI
110. TO $125,000 with $166.llOO in assuma·
bl,• loans ranging from
14''; lo 1 l"; $27S40 gross
1111·omt• annually. Well
kt'pl. s111gle story units
opt. $5()00. r· ood rm c
...__ Yww Hws s-JUC111
. . . down, no C•1trC1110 I 078
·75 Trailer home. I Br +
l~e cabana. Adults. C. M.
$10.lnl, 673·3826 .
\IN Tiii-~ l'lll'HSI-: ~
Hdrm ,·ondo. ntt'\' '"'" 111'
ialil'. i.:n't'ns an1I mini.
San l'~trl11s pl a n a l
~).1.95()
Hw;t""'°" leoch I 040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ORANG PREE
CONDO qwalily1ng, 4 bdrm, 1m ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ue l t.:ille Kx40 Pan
i\mer1('an. com pl . r e
mod eled. Nwpl Bch .
SUJ.000 or best offe r. Call
Bob K lo !'>pm, 75!1·:!83:! or
Sandy ti75-4500 1-:vt':;
!)48. 53110.
1-'H\ )I "• Mll.Ll\lN 4 t~nn. dl'n, d assl\' ~h>tl
"''th shp amt s1th.• tw 1n
Don•r Short's 1 fl·'"
n Eco H F: 1· 1 <· 1· 1 1 c· •
brit-ks, IM'am:.. skylt.:hls
an<l t:lass. 6 Hdrms . pool.
spa.\ 1ews. $498.000
THAT'S WHAT'S
UNIQUE AIOUT
IJ~l()U~ 11().'ttl
Realtors. 675·6000
PIUCF.D TO St:Ll. ~
This ~real family homt'
has 4 bt'drooms. :!•~
ba~'i. bcaullful vaullt.'d
l'eil1ni.:s . m1rrort•d
wardrobes and lalhe &
pla.-;lcr thruout. ll sits on
a poolsi1t'tl yard a nd en
JOYS a lovely c){·can v1t•w
Only $159.900. 4!)3·111112
9binoo
2 Bdrm 1 ba cond o .
Beautifully upgraded
w/dbl gar. Beach area.
with 4 garag(•s PLUS off _____ _
strt't"l parking on 6(f x ---------111 s.16-3403
~riot
644-7211
/JD.NIGEL
(Jl\ILfY &
ASSUCIAT ES
l'RICIO TO SIU!!! Be in your own pool
home before summer .
Low down p aym ent.
priced below market.
3br. 2ba. with pool & spa.
I BDRM+ loft
sharp end unit
183.95()
C/2 I Mewport C..tr.
760-67'7
CULVERDAL1':, spacious
5 br, 2'h ba home. As·
sum e 9"'1 & IO'il rin.
$147,900. Agt, 673·2122.
m ac. $259.000. i\~l.
7S1..t385.
OCEANFRONT
Duplex. Two 3Br units.
Newly decorated . va
canl. FantastH· own.:r
financing.
REAL EST A 1' E STU R 1-:
675-1771
take over $575/mo. pay l•---------i ment. will not last at SEAWIMD Best value available. :!
Bdrm 2 bath . all
amenit·es . lmmed1a11•
possession. $123.900
"4" HTS DUPLEX $113.000. Call ror appt. to owe w /22% see today' 848·8588
DOWM GOLDEN WEST
NewPort Heights loca-REALTORS
uon with a Costa Mes a ---------111 address soulh of 16th. 2
Bdrms in front. I bdrm in
rear on a neat tree lined
st. Only $137.500.
CALL 644-72 I I
/JD.NIGEL
[}AILEY &
ASSOCIATES
1044 •••••••••••••••••••••••
**MUST SELL! Woodbridge e legant 3
Bdrm 21f.i Ra attached
home overlooking pool
and pack. EXCfo"";J.U:NT
TERMSAVA ILABLK
For Sale By owner'. E $158.500
Side CM 2br. lge H2 lot.
'""'''"· o·ompl•"'' ( rJj 11\\lodbrld .. remodeled. 642·21111 ' Realtg
MESA VERDE 551.Jooo Sl26.~. assume ll'2P, 1!1208.rnnra Pkwy lrvinr k.12·"·+•:1"•'21:1, •
ASSUMAILE LOAM
NORTHWOOD
l IDIM. with SP A Nicely upgradl'd Plan II.
Northwood Park
l>elatched home with
i\IC. skinny dip s pa art'a.
Roy McC•ch, llltr.
541-7129
Great landscaping & <le ---------•I roralJnR. SlOJ.000 tn us a
blc financing. f'rt<.'ed lo
sell at 1152,000.
CALL NOW
644-721 I
/JD.NIGEL
UAILEY &
ASSOCIATES
DO IT! DO IT!
DOIT! Call for information on
the 3 bdrm. 212 ba ram
rm townhome 10 V1llag1>
I. Locall'd on a i::n·en
bell. Within walking d1:.
lance to eve rything.
IESTVALUE
INMEWPOIT Cliff Haven Con1lo. :!
hdrm + den. $159.500
Large & hght Last onc
available out or only JU
Comml.tn1ly pool, lovely
neighborhood H.11 ll
Agt. 673· 7:.IO
BY I •WNER·llarbor View
Carmel. Jttr <!Ba , fa 111
nit · ·$250'. iij(1: 'i.\i; ii · ; ·arr~
new loan al rcas rail'
644·596.5 or 644· 7697 .
Newport flei~hls Lot 4UO
blk Santa l\na Sl5H.OOO
Call64Hlll
HEWrORT CREST
BYOWHER
Breathtaking panorarmt•
ocean view o f Dana
Harbor Spe<-ta<.'ular
customizl'd 3000 sq. ft. a
Bdrm +retreat. $90,000
m upA(rades. i\ssumahlt• Commercial
I o 1h •,.: r 1 n a n c 1 n ~ PropHty I 600
$299.!'JOO. :JJllOI Avt.'mda •••••••••••••••• •••••••
Ca hta, SJC. 714. 496·5275 Cot1dolftitthlli1S /T owtt·
Open House I 5 Sunday houses for sale 1700
1010 .•................•....
I RR Condo. by owner
11·. assum $75.UOO Nr
CMt· L'lr J1>1.· ~ 3231
or 543-2612
100/oDOWN
11/1 YEA.IS "4EW
4 bdrm home with l
bailic;. hUJIC bat·k yar1I,
f\ C, walkm~ d1stanct· to
:.chool:. & i:olf 1·11u rM'
$1116.tOI /\gt. 91i:J HIH2
••••••••••••••••••••••• l'Vr Pi\RTY·Non realtor
w1 she!. to pure has t•
llluHs Condo. JBr. 2Ha
~lnRle s tory . 1714 1
346-7724 f-~ves .\Ir. Wright
lflcome Property 2000 •••••••••••••••••••••••
8 UNITS
Wl'sts1de Cos ta Mesa ,
~oud <·ond1t1on. 1n1•ome
$40.llOO yr l'nt•e $445.UOtl
Un payml'nl $130.Utlll
t lWL: h;ilam·e. al 11',
~~~.~ ............ !?!.~ A PR€HIG€
.. TERRIFIC IUY '--I-I HOM€~
f-:xn•pt1onul n1l11t• in this
d1arm111~ :J lldrm hum ..
tHI H :I lut In prmw lill'a
lion. lll':Jr :.d1e111I,., and
Heal Eslall' lnvt>slrnt'nls
:IJJJ W C:oasl llwy , :'-/ B
645-6646
tcnn1!'! t•ourts P1·rll•1·1 ---------Slar11·r homt• 111 111\l's l
ment proJ)l'rly S71U)!'Jll
don osen
rt'ldtur ...
Corono.,M,.. 1022
M 0 TI V AT I!: U : fo' o u r
bdrm w1lh dining room,
family room.' br1ek
fire place /\bout l llUU
sq.rt. Two miles rrom
beach Owner will help
finan c e $11 2 .500.
TARIU:t.L. Rt;At.ToRs.
1 ~II 540-1720
2 Bdrm Woodbridge'
townhouse. St J1. 900. Ca II
Agt. lbomplon 551·8700
or644-6125 Pnme front unil.., Full iJ1.3111 180 deg . C>t·can & Ill? 4>1111
OPPORTUNITY
knoc:·ks often when you
u.-.1• result.getting Daily
l'llot Classified Ads to
reac·h the Orange Coast
marltt~l
l'tiooe 642 56711 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 502 Acaeia. $337.000
620 Aeac1a, $286.500
425 l"ernleaf, 1269.500
Catalina View Two uni I:-.
available IRCOtHP'ropHfy 2000 --------•
Drive by. then call
Sara Marvin.
Unique Homes
ff75·5688: 675·fiOOCJ VA-FHA
3Unih + TenM l\ssume $256,500 al 13';
Sellers will carry an ad
ditional $25.000. Gross in
<.'ome over $20.000 pr yr
Purchase prn·e S.12<J.ooo.
Uarrell Pash. i\~t
6.11·1~.
ONLY $120,000 DESIRABl.fo: HIWA() ~-H/\NCH
Super sharp 3 Bdrm. MOOR in T urtlerock Vis Hf 1\ l TY
'.,~) 1 :1000 family room. (1re plac;e. ua. 3 bdrm. den. family
double ..:arage. dose lo rm. view, with assuma·
the park and shopping.---------•( bleloan. Askini,.:$265.000.
Call 645·9161 HOltTHWOOD A
SPYGLASS HILL
IYOWNIR Tota lly cus tomi 1.cd
, OPFN HOUSE
REAlTY
/
"Cape Cod''. Southport1---------•I
Model w hest ocean &
light views This 4 .:!Of> s111-•1•-•.,•0• ... •s•s•M-.•L•0• ... -.,.-1
fl home int.'I 5111lrm , lm~~c:iate 3 Bd~ +
4'r.iba. formal clin rm, bonus room with bar fam rm. ~ludy , bonus rm
l IR. with srA _RedhillyRealty
Nicely upgraded Plan I I 552 7500 Northwood Park d e · -
lachl'd home wilh air.
cond. skinny dip spa
area. great landscapin11
and decorating. 5103,00l
in usable financ in g
Prit.'ed to sell al $152,000.
CALL NOW
644-7211
$547rHMO ....
is all you pay when you
take over existrni: loan.
Tranquil contentme nt is
assured by the trickling
of the s tream this
spaeious townhome over·
3 Bdrm.\. d ost• to pool
and tenm!'l c·ourt:. a b•>
ava1lahlt•
C/2 I Newport C..tr.
760-6767
NEWPORT HEIGHTS Quaint J Bdrm. :t bath.
remodeled home. featur
ing s eparalt.' family
roo m . 2 f1 r e pla<•e s .
hardwood rtoors. near
new roof. copper plumh·
ing. RV access 211'i
down. Owner will carry
aJI the financing al 13' , ••
interest. Askin~ $22.5.000
Call 540· 1151
-· ~ ~ HERITAGE
& duldrcn·s play room Near-new ea rlhtone
fo:XtL-ru.ive use of wood ca~. shutters & new
panehni,:. wood floor~. Ille In kitr hen Lovely
custom llle1>, rarpet:i. & yard with storage shl'd.
mul'h more l'nced at Asking 1168.000 For an
SIBl,(Q) with f11111um11hlc appt t~see. call a40 IJ51
/Jn Nl[,fl lodui! Wilh new carpel & ----lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•I
5105.900 price, won't last
long!!! (7t41759· 1501
, . REALTORS
l)lt'f'U at 11 1"J'~ C.:1111
11w11er for rurth1•r rn
fornaat11H1 ti411 "'I 5
JASMl"41 CllllC
· · .... HERITAGE
REALTORS
Almolute ly 11pel'\uc·ul11r1--------111111•
ll('f'811 \'IC'W rrum luq(I' CASH-US-OUT
hal1·11ny u .. 1·01·111111· ~ 112:1.00llMcioi Vt•rth·
l)WTI home• ;1 l"1rm11, 'I 11 wullcil 1•11rrt 1111
:itor y Tenm", IJ11C1I lil111 Mkl v11I 1140,UOU
C/Z I MewlilJOrf Cllfr. l'rull' only ~r1 1:no
760-,7'7
CDMCOnAGI
PWSIMCOMI
MIWLISTIMG <:h 11rmin11. lot11lly rt•
mt•t :t lklrm z bu hou!le
Gl\1 l.[ Y &
l\'lt.>UC 11\ T [ 5
•••Cole4)ePn ........ ....
(;real family home this
tri·lt'vel 4 Bdrm 21"2 Ha lhoch I 041
IJf'auty. which rncludes ••••••••••••••••••••• ••
Ir I( f um 1 I Y room . THI llG STEAL
hardwood floors. in dtn Dana Point duplex Z br. I
llllC rm. ltvlnic rm " hu upper. J br lowt'r. nt•w
kitchen, Central lltr & <·rpt . f res h p u 1r'lt .
electric garaice door beamed i·t.'llin.is. fprh'.
opener. Aakin&SUI0,900. dinml( arc11 & t.>nd. p:.tio
O~-; I . ,~,! It
I ' I .. I I '
',',I .'IHJ()
o n ered for only $144.000
l"\Jl.L l'RICt-: I
MISSION Rt-:At.TV
4!M 0731
led.toS272,IOO or J AcTrm :tl1a hon111 with
1aolaaled maatl'r h1lrm «:•n be "11rent relrt!11l or
1n l•w qrtn 1 11nt1 1t 2
ltdrm (.;11tta6(I! Any way
lluKe u1w1' hrlt<k fq1lc· In W d ._ I d
fn r11t & rettr yttrds All 0 0 RI r t e ~lchChonMr Lrl(4 Pdhome in wtMMJsy
area nr beaehes. 2 rrplt•11.
w1rabulou11 sp a. Assumt•
ll 1"» ·~ . 1299. 5ll0. Ca II
Patm·k Tenore. 631·1200
Alt.
11umahle ft111tnl'inf( Coado
l'layu ft 1': & lnv,•11lmenl J Bdrm. l ''< bath. Lower
673-1900 end unit. A1111umable M
&2ndTDloan11, Noquall·
fyinl(. 11(15,900.
IACKIAY
4 br, 2Y> ba. 2 frpks
$212.000. Owner will fm
U>wdown. 646·4322
IAYNONT
Pier & dock on t•hannel, 2
story. 2 Br. lge brit;k
patio. low down $475K
Prln o nly. 631·7370.
Barry Simonson.
SPYGLASS HILL
FINIST
0,-Friday I 0·2
6l MoRteclto Z*)deg. ocean Catalina &
t·1ty hghlil view 11, lots.
Newly installed Frent·h'
windows galore. $750,UOO.
Large assumable loan
C/Z I Newport Cllfr.
760-6767
ISITNIW7 you dea1•rehe 1t 11',. .._..k wt•leech 1040
1iulrmin1. up lo d11t .. anti •••••••••••• ••• ••• ••• •• beauUfully lot'11l~ Agt. 552·3339 YOU CAN AJt'l,.ORU On ly the cont ractor
__., lh' h l knows for s ure. Huge c ...... o ......
644-711 I
Dy Owner. Deerfield Park lo ,_,re lo 11 c 1rm ~g aatom Udo late home. 4 MO LOAM Home. a Pac lo u a ., CCJndo within walklna dis· Bd. too many features lo
COMPANY MllDIDI etes•nt, prol. decor, 3br, lance of beac h and list. Call Tim Rhone.
. ...•.................. ,
25 UNITS
CONDO APPROVED
<>wn1.•r m 11\ 1n g out of sta t e .
approval for :m <·ondo's. Tent<ftive
traet map. Pri<·Nf at 10.f) x gross.
Own<.•r will t·ar-rv <"Ontra<·t at 10';. A
l)twil Plan• fo:xt:lusivt:'.
12 HICE UNITS
9.6 x GROSS -FULLERTON
Re nts can be raisecf on these well
locatt..>d bread & butter units. No
n ew financing required. Take
s ubject to existing loans and owner
will carrv balance at 12''i with 25'fr
down. Ca ll for dt>lails. Principals
only.
4-rLEX MESA VERDE
Pride of ownt'rs h ip New roofs.
drapes. carpets within 2 years .
Rents hclow market. Lots of up.side
potential. Pri c ed ri~ht . no
v<1 cand es in ICJs t ~·ear. Call for
dt'lails .
PLUMBING/HEATING IUSINESS
ArrLIANCE STORE
2 separate business opportunities
for the entrepreneur. An appliance
stor e or plumbin~ and heating
bus iness Wt•ll establishect. Call for
details,
CHAIMIHG TOWNHOUSE
OWNER LEFT
Jbd. J 1·:1 ba. 212yrs. old. Pride of
Owne rs hip. Need fast sale. Pool.
spa. near So. Coast Plaza. Walk to
schools. Owner will help nnance.
Great Investment.
12 UNITS
"'"AlfCIRG .. .UICf:I
A IUlllDIA"Y OF _ ·-~.-=--Mll .... r:.---·_,_ "''~"'""* t0M1'A1tf · ·
I ., 'I I I
ArY'\'" , .. , 'I.A.A. , .I :I r,, I '1
2 tty 4br, 2.,.bal>e1uty 2b~. ~.Ll,am.,..tJQ ~ ..... .Ilil,..QXUJ~~!:. ._.,_ ... -~-_tnrklVll~~~-1· wJl)oidl(C11es a /c else to liaa10Uiol$1b.CJC)()"ul 12 f, · +1pa:-ilet ru Y ror · · Wutaellful• aummer fun. owne r wlll park /1choo l1 /t e n · . RVM~· 12 Units for only $295,000. S
Buildings on 3 lots. Good financing
built-in. Plenty of potential. Close to
downtown San Bernardino. Call for
details.
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MIWPOIT CllSTt Immaculate
end-unit condo w/view of ocean and
green belt. Many decor a tor
upgrades. Owner will leue'option.
$179,500, Belle Partch 752·1414. <X-60>
HAllOa Y11W1 3BR, 2 bath· Carmel
model w /beautiful new plu1h
carpets, extensive use of brick and
Spanish tile and Kol pond. Freetaly
painted throu1hout. lis4,500. Pat
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IMt call now! Ml·ISM 1179.900. Call after 3PM 497-1761
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o f • c r • f t 1 m • n MO DOWN PA Y..-n Nice 2 •tor>' 2 Sdrm "C" needed to make· thla 3 ~•\he MCuri· M•IDlll PIM. Fr•bly painted, Bdnn'2 bath Pacetetler \1ol,1urd l•\e com-lnno¥aUve new protram cen&ral air. Priced below houM a •upenor home.
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tmum Hnblllty at • home evlft lf 1ou have no ~at.eacUon .... IOO. ,.n. echoola and sbope.
mlalmvm coat, call llllOMY ll Bu1 now. Call 64~7211 ltrlced for faat aale.
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CL ... HAY .. cuatom 3 Bclrm,-4 bath,
pool home. BeauUfully
cared for by oriJinal
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feellna. 1et lot• of
grtvacy for all. Eaay
c .. yard. See it today.
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9UAIL PLACE
PIOPBTllS
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We have a few openings for
qualified, dedicated profetaional1
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htl~m. fam rm & 1lc•n. LarJiina HigHl 1252
1$72.'l m111 Plus h l'rvt:.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 21 ~ ha, t'1•dar &. )!lass
Ubl t·ar 11vl gar. fully
m~un\. ycl. /\dulls . no
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SPAl'ttCIHG CLEAN <!bdrm , 2 ha h oml'
w/frpk, 2 c·ur i.:ur. I ml
from ocean . in a1l11lt
1·ornm . Pool /s pa m!arhy
Wl•ll mannl•re<I J>cl 11k
Least'. $625/mo. 1-:vl's
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'?~J l)llH 20011 cl ys . Newporta.ach 3269
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near schools. shoppmt.: &
r rwy. tlllltt." 846 !'l 7!12
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Newport Shores C'an<1I
fmnl 4bdrm. 3hu. nl'wly
decorated. 2 hlocks to
ocean 962·668.1
Lux Harbor Vit-w lime
4 Bdrm. $625. Fenn·d lbr 2 ba f ·
yard & garage. Kitls & skyl.ighl ~ewa ~plr ::~ ~welrome.964-2S66or ... ~~ __ ,,· -~ <Sr;--__..... --···· _......, ·D11t1 "11•·· no·~· 631·4842 or Answer Ad
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N4'ar new huge ii 1411 2 Lower Lge 2hr. Iha. + 2
na . rcru·~·d yard, fp._ Vu priv. patiOli wtlndry &
t·a nl S . W o f S p r gar. $6110. 675 8213
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$7001'') 714 /71;11 I 1i71 .
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$65(1/mo Isl/last. Sl't'
510 Jasmme. Avail now
673-2282. 9·5pm
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COUNTRY CLUI
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Singles. 1&2 hl•drunrn
apts. & townhouses
"'rom $449 fi·l-1 l!Jl~I
Oceanfront for W1nfrr
Rentals t'urnishe<I & un
furn. Broker 675-4!112
I llr. I Hu (;u~ r:tn)l\' &
hcalln~ Waler 11:1111 .
t•arpt.'l.'I. drapt•s. J,tura..:t'.
:ar11e private yar1l I pc!
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c·ustom mt. Ir.: lot nr
H·hools . $600 /mo
(7141846-9012 South ol Hwy, S43S I yl!ar mo. 545·6169 rentals. Villa Hcntals
lease. Charmin11 fCU1r 675-4912 Hroker S.C....,....te 1176
eci..tDcnilliUftll Newly redel' + rat.pet . l.rl( I Hr. util pd. F: s11le . • ..................... . u..twWllMd 1425 garage, lndry fac. Allatl nr shopping & schoob 2 Br. I Ba. Avail no~ Ocl'an front S11•1i,. to
••••••••••••••••••••••• Feb 6. 7 14 /8113·2723. 5400.646-4631 Area ol Balboa & t:oasr bra1•h 3 llr :l 11;1
Adult ecuriJy~opd..o.. --Ji~~6ff-mo;;=J=I -li),.-pter . tirr~. t . ilrbeacll. dbl _-:_ _ --' ----!'rr"Fedco 405', 2 hr. I' 2 Prop e rt y M K m L iiaragt'. adults. no fit·I~
gar . 1mmal'. $550. Studio apt. 4 blocks rrom ba . patio. icaral(l'. 751 -27117 . Art Sp m . S&5tl 492 2414 or52flt>ll21
75\.!i604. beach ....... "/m o 1 .... 7000 $425 /mo. 551 ·61:.) 548-*>4<4 · _, · ...,. ' Beach 11p1. 2bdrm. Iha. 3 blka from beat•h . 3 Br 21, 11408, M2-.Q)(l 24hr!I.
THI ILUFfS lbr nr s.c. Plaza pool. trlS-SllS. Geor1e. E'SJDE. i hr , i ba. utils 1 ..,5 Rls•s •ns. 11ar. 100 yrds to hut·h. Ba. Jo~. R .. frple, micro
wave. bar. Avail. im·
med.1715 + dep. 963·11842
4 Bdrm 13 + den l . 9na ••Mil tJ pd ...., .. /mo 324'' l -"'"' r · • .,. ..... .... , sauna. pa o. c:o.taW... 1124 . -·" . ...os a AT BEACH re ratt. stove . ..,..o mo
Gorieo u .11 2 11lory lake a /c clubh s Mesa.700.0758 4116-71.51 Condo. 2bdrm . 1:v
4
ha. townhouse. L.ovely · c , ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---·-Ocean view, pool, lennis ~ ·
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features. tn beautiful SU\/mo. incl. gai/water 2 Ir. I .. A8f E.alde 2 Br upper . Ira couna, adlu. Bach .. 1&2 •.-..a...•-JllO unl ngton Landmark. ond 0 1 121~)840-11130 ext. 416 Newly decor. <l"H pd. " bdrm from .... ..,, ••1• --adult comm. $550/mo. t' . n qu -,t cul·de · Rob n (2l3)54S 41189 balcony, quiet adulu. 120 .,..v. "" " ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' 2 l 3 I 3 4 1 9 7 4 5 : sae. Near pool. Move ln ' • . encl 1ar, pool, d /waaher. E20U\St. SM. 848·0100 Rlv!r Ave. &_:U·~: 2 BR 2 BIL condo. nr So.
ma_1961.'7,713. ~8!....:.t _., m o. AMt. AduJta. 6'2·507_!_ -----------3 Bedroom, 2 Bath. Coaal Plaaa. Pool. jar . .,..,._.., ... lsw•tl ,......... Newer 2 Br . 2 Ba. $425. &alnil AC tplc $480 per
Plerpointe l ... 2 Br. Con· --....................... MIWLY DICOI. AvaJI. appro». Feb. lat. OC!=.~NVIEW • mo. c'a11 'oenny. l>yt1.
dOI, pool. tenni8, 11pa. ~ cr .. t 4 Br. 3ba ..... P .. IRllll• 3707 l Br, IU pd. encl ••r. 1Sl4ll or 5411·1175 eve11 --....,.IOU __ --~: ev1Ml·M29
$425·S800. 8411 .. 1511 or <.'Ondo. Near pool, Jae & •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• d/wuher, pool. Adulta. orwkndl Ac ,....._ be '" 28 -----. . -tennis •1mo 8481950 e•.a...u Pl pk t 8 142.aara ·-·----raa1 •VUJ •Ca. r. cc= SOUT D 631·5751. · • · 1'41''-"• er. r •· r . Bach. • 1 Br. wl• .. 1-·. J•t paint.eel. •1mo, ..!.....Mm, 2 .. ~.S!..1!. ---<Joan >. 1$1-tJOSI Bob taO. Adlt. Utll pd. Wntr. u• un l)' ,.,.... .,. 11,. ..
3 Bdrm. 1 ~ Ba. Up· ~er>______ 303 I!. Ed1ewater. Pm.EBLUFJ'APTS carpell , drape1 . 1ftl' .•au =·Jae, nl1hl tenftl• •
1raded. Encle>1ed yard Harbor View H orne 1"71·-· ,_Spec. 2 br, a ba. Adult fireplace. '310. up. zu ..,__ Bey, I Bdnn 2 /flJI0, 112·MG.
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Garden Urove. 8IH ·l1'i:1'
Roommate. 4br in rAnu Pl 13 ulll. l'lose to l"t·yic ., beach. 493·81118. •
Woman w/12 yr old on
•.U to rent to,..., .
trnciltbtt fetn over LI
Nwpt K1t1 h o e . ..... with Jacuzzi. double ...... rm. f•m r m . abe.' nu...,,, complex, r.•Uo, view. Avoeedo. H•yloft Apta. B•lt. Uc:.: unit ol ----~A BACHEWR frplr. enc . 1.r .. 1a1 •T49a. ....,,.. tnO w .... ll i f Jll6
,.,.,.. Near 1hoppln1. Mill to 1reenbelt, Incl Quaet 6 Secure. SITS. In· likw• dllllwuher .,. ....... ~ • ..uitU; ....... •••••••.•••• .... • "'°·mo. 212/511-7202 or 1ardner, comm pool: cld uUll. ye1rl.y. Adult. lllllrJrm rrom.O. ' ..... lhlrp J Br . .Adult. IMtl ••• AHi.a......, F1t.uloua oun vp mi; ... .._
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~ thr $be. ~ba MWPTNOMTA.. ~ 1,aaoaq. ft. avail ..... at Ha1r H11nlers nr Brookhurat fl Ad11m, ...._._ 7001
M ap1 Nr Ii(. 18fTA&.I ID,.._. Valier Mar Mobl•10•1 . Fa1hion H.8 .1157·157t. •••••••••••••••••••••••
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UUll uacl 6 ~ 2450 .._ • ....._ 1120 f I G Id OUR ~~•lralt••6M Newpqrt ltlvd ('u11ta WAHTKD ~-IQ rt...........,-ema e . o en
It V...u 0.1 l.al&O ('M MA• S..-M1m•1J•• I« ll&Ol'll,e ol boal .,q1up ....................... Retriever male. Tabby OP·-9-~ HOUSE! -me uraa WO O'M 111 Nwpt/( M U l 5Url (at: re(ently spayed.
l dM U.hae i,u1l•. 11w ~n,,,.. Newport &.ach Animal NJ., 7-f PM
lbture ··em tu sh r full) ,.., n At' 1811\jll .... 11111 ... W..t.4 4600 Ur ~·'!"= ~·38Si&. 1/16/11
fu1n d lWQh•111 Npt j1C1 ~) to. ,.,., Uw) ••••••••••••••••••••••• MM'Ty~~ M t t 2,0 Jo .,,~_., Int U.lper luolll.n1 for fl ~ FOU ND: Sm female Pretcltool .J. '1~M ta\ "77fl • "" -.pl w rent Somd.lun1 I I Golden Retriever mix Gini Hamilton Shook
to.11111 """'"• Nt·,.~r I very tn••pen11vl' that dog, vie Hamilton & Owner /Director
A"llll .. tob l11t f'1•111 11011 "''h 11111,.., \ ,., ,... ~u•teli 1~ 1..-ould rede<•onte al Thu~. ~M · 642· 1295 32143 Alipaz
wnuletle>~ti 1 tk-11111 1111 ,. t•• lllJfllt Y 1·1111 uwA ellpen11e C1d l I Lost. Male puppy , SanJ uat1Cap1strano
21• bdrm ~ .. 111 1 dM fe1..n1·t' '111, r11v.,.r. lull tl"/S.WlO __ µ wht/bm spots. pink/hlk 493-5315
UO 1n1 I "Iii 1\1111 • 1 ,.. 11111 J · ' !) _..7*' ~ ·•· ' .... 11l'1 111 Wanted. I Rdrm apl, nose, resem, Pit Hutl. Refreshments will be
''UJ.1.4.0t'Y m ltWU v1cm1ty llubor A1Jltms , ~ Name "J ,l>." Collar, Ill' served for lhe ope!1 f'mi-1~ .... nu-.1 tu 11h1111• ••Ull OPftCIS• l .'M by fem ·Mur I ~ Cec a I PI a i: e , c M houi\e. Immediate OJM!n
IU\ 2tJdrm 41\ll 'II 11 ~'rom 1 lllUlll up lo ZlUU ~lllMll J'1B1G. 645·1224. Reward. ings avail11blc for thl'
tliit't'an , 1.-• 7)11 1.11 11 _.111 t 1 1 N -I~ -preschool. /\ny 11ues ll'f I .u• 111 ei. o Lost ; Dobermun Jo'ern . Uoos. please call' Jlblt)~ 6'7)~2.!lt"\t'I> "'"" r ... 1u1rl'tl Zin llu ....... ; ....... ; MAKllOMtOMIKAf','I' {'ropped tall , VII'
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')llU'IHt l Attl':,\ K1rd1 ~ r+=1ty SOOS mlh111column & H1 IJ>tul t°l~ 111 7~1 '4 fl Uff-1~ for only $3.25. lait l'al. gray & whlll'
, •••••••••••••• •••••••• • Call 00 56'11S nude. Huntin~lon Beal·h b1•m ~ No lt•J.M' It' Need extn1 1ni:ume., Pa S36·4918.
4wretl Call ~57 !UIO u~ too mu\'h laxes. Y~
liu4iw u11ytrhlll l lflin • l'anmakeextramoney&l•---------•Jfo~ound male "Bl'llJI ·
QA! lower your laxes. p \or lllVERS BEWAR(I dog, vit Wilson & r l Call for aµpumtment. • Pomona.CM 645·7!MH
613· I 003 t 714 1\H;J !:1161. between OOUG CAMPBEL~L-::,,:,H;;,A~s~· -mmr-T"" 9AM 6PM PASSED HIS DRIVt;t<'S """'" uuberman \'tt in1
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lireal llX·at1un prur hlcli:
lJJb of µark in..:. 117~ ,,q ri
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Need extra income., ·1 U CENSETEST' • ly of Atlanta & Uea1·h,
llWlt. Beach. !16().<!(1(2.
1-;NtlAN<.:fo: l'ROOlJel'S ·
<.:all d.-ys ll46· 13!11. Lott & Fowtd 5300
eves <2131592 179S •••••••••••••••••••••••
found black white Ion.:
haired Cal. Hit by trut·k
Memphi~ Ut>lawarl'.
II. 8 . 96(>-ll63H.
Now e nrolling <.:osta
Mesa Christian l'rc
Sl'hool $2!1 . 511 1 wk
Includes hot lunC'h &
s nack s . tl4G 5 4 23 .
646·5!00
TIHMIS LESSONS
Formal World Hanked
Teaching Pro. Private &
(iroup lessons Oay:-ut
Eves. Bill Lloyd 557 6!M2
7075
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Students Nanny, child
care. drive. l'ook. rull ur Prr French . Hal , .. :ni:
Refs. 631 ·0232 Lu.:w1a N111ul'l. !jt~; s11 ft, ..............
ideal ltx•atwn w st rnm Oppart.ity 50 I 5 Personals 5 l SO Help WCMt.ct 71 00
ADYISOI Musl have e¥perlen(e.
Call Servi(e Man11er for
an appointment.
IOYCAIVM
IOLLSIOYCI
6404444
Babyai\ler needed for I yr
old boy. Days M F. my
home or yours. Call eves,
49t·Dl3.
BABYSITTER Mon. Wed
& Fri, 12·5pm Ages 5 & 9.
Refs. 499·S211!1
Ba !:I y s 1tt1• r wan I e d ,
mature woman to
baby111l our 1 yr uld son.
Mon-fo'ri , 2·6pm, pay xtra
for lite houi;cwork 1f de
sir ed Marine V1•ew
&hoot area. nr Warner&
<iraham. ~ust prov1dt•
own tran~purlat1on
I' I ea~ e l' a 11 c v e :-
1714 1"'4tl l'IOll or huband'l>
work dys IZ1314lfl-7655
Habys1\ler. ·woodland
S<·hl L>1sl. for t·h1ldn•11 ~
& 2 645 5723 aft 5PM
Babysitter needed 2 or :1
days a week for 2yr old.
My hume 5Jti 2!)12
ttabys1l11•r ncl•dl•tL my
ho ml', I' t1ml' Own
Trans. rall liJI 56J2
&bys11tcr for 2 children,
TELLERS
Fidelity Federal S•v.
inp, • 1rowln1 leeder. hu opportunities avail11·
bie in tow of its buutiful
Orange County offlt·es
Experience is preferred
<ideally m a bank or
S&LI, bul we ~ill con
sider lraininti tf you have
a slronl( cash handlln11
background. These pus1
lions oHer
•fo:xt•ellent sitlaries
•l'ai1I medical 1denlal
•Profil shartnl(
·fo·rce parking
•Paid l'Urt.'t'r apparel
NEWPORT HACH We will be mlerv1ewtnl(
MAMtCUllST Exp'd . r /time m•nkuri•
needed for bu1y, pro
1reulve m all be1uty
aakJn. Lo.di of benefits!
Pll. (all. 540.... uk
for All<'e.
llAUTY
Htllntytist/
T-H•rc.....,.. Help!" We are turning
away bwliness it need S
progressive hairstylists
for a bu&y mall salon.
<.iu»ranteed salary. top
c:ommisslon. paid v111·a
lions. advanced trainin~
by our lra veling styl~
directors. If you would
like lo advance in our
profession pleaiw tall
546-7186.
on MONDAY. Jan. 12.i---------•
from 9: :.! am to 3: JO pm.
ISi 5 W.stcliff Dr. lat DoverJ
IRVIME I' I e a s t' a p p I y 11 n
TllKUSOAV. J an 15.
from 9 :.; am to 3 JO pm
at
4412 larrmca "9lwy.
RDEUTY FEDHAL
Sa•ilN)l cind
LOClll A1111. An Equal Oppty
1-:mployer
Beauty
HA II DRESSER No future in prt:st>nl
salon" Chan..:c Jobs &
WlH'k with us' 1-:arn morl'
do I I a r s & r 1• t· e 1 v ,.
111W1ul. dental & hfl• in
suranl'C. Patd vac·almn:-
& hohdays. company d1s-
l'OWIL'l & vroftt shartn~
plans avallubll' Com
µarc our total t>armni:s
packu.:e w1lh olht•r
salons. /\plJIY tn person
J.C.,ENNEY
"-" fo'ash1on Island . N U
1-:cu; MF
Ft'm non :.mkr rmmll' Lu
shr nt'W t·ondo 10 lrnn"'
w :.amc. re~"· l'lt·•.111 .
2434 21 2bdrm~. 21 ~hu.
$4IJO Ill<> <.;all Kim aftt•r
5 wknds 760 1270
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ARE FREE
Call:
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$25.UUO. Will do anythml(
Leg a I. Con Ii den l i a I
DVM. P.O Box 3242,
N.B.92663.
6 & 9. <!·6 Mon "'n, allday I•---------BEAlfl'Y Opt•rator. 1-:xp.
lo twy & Crown Valll'Y Competent investor.
Pkwy Joann 197 4M4 or Many sources of It. E
4!1!1·3.S77 properties major Texas
l'illes seeks close work·
ing relationship with
other investors lo ac·
642-5671 ----~
school h ol ida ys * Manll·urist fur hu:.y
'l'urtlercwk $4. pr hr salon, Clwntele nul rt• ~0369 BANKING 11·d Hic·hard Ouell1•1.t1·
Sulon. C!IMI Ncwporl Cir
l>r , NU '
•Shared L1vrni;: •
L:uunselors wall i>ersonal
ly sele('t u <'ompat1lllt>
rmmte lo suit your
hfeslyle Shared Lt\'tnf.:
'71416.11 lflOI 833 l>ovl'r
L>r Ste 31 N U 9'1663
Newly l'iHpcted. own
rt.'Sl room, JOO sq h , $24U
mo. 64.2·1944 quire R . E propt•rties.1----------•I TOMMY'S
. . OF NEWPORT
AccOUfth PayalM Xlnl. opportunity al
Laguna lieach rnsort for
mature individual t•x
perienecd 1n t:o1• At·
<.'OWlts Payable, 'l'ypm.:
& IO·key n et'essary
Good salary & bem•fits
1o; O .fa:. Call Pollv
497 1896 for appt ·
IAIY TO LOVE! llapvy. lov111.:. 1!xper
sitll'r for 7 m1111ld in
Npt lk h homl• perm vos
M /W /Th 1111., 6.11-42011
Our Newport Ct•nlcr of
ri1·e has un 1mm1•1ha1t• ,1pcnm~for a UINt>fo:JtY WOHKt:H .
Sharp. Motivated Widow
mov1n..: to Nl'wport.
C<lM. prefer rmmh.• M Jo'
to s hr expense!>
l~/"85·759Z6AM llf'M I
f'emale roommall' lo
share J Bdrm hou:.l'.
Balboa Bay Frnnt s:a.'">
f>'75·2734
Avail fo'eb Isl M I'' ;'lion
Smoker Sl50 t '•
Ut1lil1es 557 0040 aft 5pm
fo't>m roornmutl' to sh r
-p. spu, Jill'. & t.-nn•~.
lhr. $210 Avail 1mmt·d
!'>4li·111MO.
't>rson lo shr lri: tw11hs1•
apt & pholo 1111t•n•:-l
Dana l't, ~>40 !$45 ext 21H,
-1!16·0810 usk for Linda
M I' to ... hr 2 hr. 2 Ila. lrpl.
rt-t• fat· s SJ.'>11 I !>hr
utils 559-9339, 6 lo :1
R~sp Jo'em 11011 ~mk r
wants same to shr new
deluxt' <.: M 'fwnh:.t
$2'75/m eves tw2 ~
!Unte shr In· homl' of
work1ni: motht•r w I
clultl, M t' k11b C>K. 1111
pets. $3511 mo t • 1 11111
001 litiiil
lD>l liold Ht vr mult'. M
~ Very friendly l.ak1•
& PCll. llB Heward
~.J Ii H 7 I 7 . fi 7 7 fi Ii 7 :I .
!lli8 3400 l'llll t·oll
Shr :JBr Woodhr11li:t· Con
do $225 mo He~ 5~12 11537
h\Js !175· 1188
FEMAU: JlOOMMATt:
to s harl' h<•auliful :\
bedroom apt with 2 !!Iris
in N. tt. H1•nt $161i mo
1145·8416 art tll'M
4350 •••••••••••••••••••••• ~,· Gar Storai:e only
<.:otlta Mesa $40 mo <.:all
1·5PM. f>J6·4120
Balboa Island s tnl(le c·ar
garage, SSO mo li15 4017
wkdys8·3.JO
4400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Start the new year ril(ht 1n
well establis hed Z.000
sq.ft. dol·lors 0H11·e
l>nsile parkini;. Adapta
ble for one or 2 phys1
cians. Call,
• • REDCARPfo:T
893·13.'">I
() <.: AIHPOHT AIU;A 71~1~_fi!J6
ISO to 30011 sci . rt. of ..............
eleiiant exee. spal'e No Wmhd 5020
lease req. 759·811711. •••••••••• •• • • • • • ••• • • •
.............. 4450 lnvestortsl necdl'd lo
••••••••••••••••••••••• form corporation •n
For store & office space at
reasonable rates.
500 to 2700 SQ Ft.
MESA VERDEDtl
PLAZA
l52S Mesa Verde~. C.M.
545-4123
Newport store or oHil'e
S48 str. nr post oHke
Jerry 213/477-7001
Newport Beach, Sl.25
sq . ft. New dlx orrice or
retwl w/pvt balh. securi·
ly. a/t, 600·2400 sq. fl. 511'J
31st St (next lo Hank of
Newpart, Lido Cannt>ry
area ) 615 3236,
(21JJG41 ·!f700
future radio station IQ
Laguna Beach. Serious
i nqu i r ies only .
7l4/41M·S829.
Mot1;aps. Trust
DeHI 5035 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Sattt.r Mta. Co. AU types of (eal estate
investments since 1949
Sp.cialilHM) in
2ndTD1
642·217 I 545-0611
Widow has nwney to huy
or make 2N U T . I> any
size above SIO,llou. Nu
('redil ". nu 1mlty. 1-'or
action t·all A<iT 673·731 I
anytime
OFFtCE(RET AIL Spal'e ava1 . prime Ii><·. For the h1ghei;l yield on
Harbor Bl in <.: M Lo·-'.f:U.'s & notes, try Den
rate 552·20(IO. 832·S753 nison Assoc 547-1!026
Susan llan · S26.618 3rd TD for sale
JoiftTMGr~! . Sill sq.fl. avail now .. in
Harbor Baker Center.
Harbor Bl vd . JUSt No. or
Raker St . CM J oin
these
Gifts. Real fo:state.
Barbers. Carpet Clng.
ln.'iurance. 1-:saow. etc.
fo'anlas111· lo<·at1on.
Prop. M.:r. 549· 1366
eo.,...1ci ..
R ...... s 4475
Prime O.C . beal'h pro
perly . $.22 ,474 earns
$34,936 IQ 3<l Imo.. d1!i·
counted lo 22': annual
yield. Payable ml. only
S'Z77 /mo. at 1212', All
due 7 3-83. P. I'. <.:all 1•01
lect (*>SJ!rl7 3469.
••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ....... h 5100
Slore Space for leai;c. 1500 •••••••••••••• ••• •••••• sq. rt. & 126() sq. ft. in
Hunt.mglon ttea1·h. Flex\.
hie lerms. 213/5911 7202
C2, stores. shops. ofr's.
1.200 sea.rt.. JR• & up, Any
sz. 1-; 1Side CM. 548· 724!1
.... tri .. Rtt1tal 4500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~· lndus'l /oHice llHIH
Redondo Cr. •O. 11.H.
S6MJ lse 842 · 2834
MESA
INDUSTRIAL
,ARK
711W.17th. St.
C-ta Mffo. C .. if.
642-4463 •2900 sq ft unit avail \ale
Jan. •5600 sq ft unil avail
early fo'eb. •3500 sq ft un·
1t avail late fo'eb. •Office
& Warehouse spa(e in
eac h u n il. •Crpts.
drapes & wet bars, •33<
per sq ft. • Leasing or
flee hrs. Mon . to fo'ri. 8·4. Stol. 4550
Now You
Can
Sell
More
"Ith D ai l ~ P iiot
Pt:~~\' Pl~('llt:R
\ f)S Still onl~ S2.
:1 11111'' 1111 ;! "·"' 11nl.' "I .1 1la\ :111· J
Im•·
,\fl\ 1·rl ,,,. ltlll' '"
111111\' Ill'"'' \11h1t•1t
11 I> I 11 "11111 t: a d1 a1l1l1l11111.tl 11111· ,.,,
unh t~I(· f111 1111' '"''
cl a ' ' Sur r ~ n u
1• 11 m 1111• rt' 1 a I ;1 cl '
all"""" l 'hari:•·
\' 011 r 1'1·11111 1'111dwr
Atl .,,. LI ~•· \Ulll'
Bunk Arnl•rtl'Urd
Visa 11r !\1i1~h·n·ar1l
lt11 Weslclirr. N.H. Want •••••••••••••••••••••••
financilll inst. 700011.r. fa'en(ed yard. I0,000 sq. rt.
l.tl. noor. Agent 541 ·5032. /\ll or part. Call ~·9831
t'or mort' inrorm1111on
1tnd lo pliil'~ your 11d "all
. --days 8·4.
IUSTIH• Hive sometlll.na to sell'! 642-5611
ClM1H\ed adl do It well.
Lall or round a pet? -<;all ~ORTS _ 152·9368
Animal A~sistance ATUHTIS MASSAGE
Le11gue. !>37·2Z73. No ree. SPA
• fo'ound or I011l a pet? Call I ~! We' re the Pet Pals.
17141739-2988 '
WST REW ARD male
cat. lge longhaard Tabby,
·"If wtll feet & ehesl. ple11Sl'
call 962·6192. 968·6873
U>ST · Blk <.:at 14 yrs old
Y to; l. L 0 W C o I I a r
w/name ell'. vu· Wood
b rt d R e 0 u k (; r o v c
Heward 645·0260. 551 \MOO
Massini.: yoUnR white &
i:ray M 1·at. .:ray tail.
flt>a collar. Dana l'\
area Heward 4!Hi 0077
Lost Fem b lk wJwh1le
t'hcst. re<'ently had puµ
pies. Lasl Sl'cn Ut>Ja Vut•
parkmi: lot liJ!f ~11:1 or
W7·5S70
Be Pampered by lti
Bea ul. Girls Opt•n
lOAM·4PM 1 days Phorw
645·3433
COVER GIRL
* OUTCALL • 953·0'778 MC /VISA
FIRST LADY
Escort. Models
Party Dancen.
• 972-1345.
MC & VISA Al'ceptl'fl
TOUCll /\ CLASS
l':S<.:OHTS
75Z·OHl7
•• SPI HITlJAL 1n:AlllN<;s
IOum·IOpm Fully I.If' II
•l!fl·72'J6 or '1!}2-!.1034 1111~>
S Camino Hc•al . San
<:lem
AccCMIR~ Clertl Laguna Beac.·h clc1·
tronrcs manufaC'tun•r
needs an account111~
t'lerk or bookk1•cpt'r
farruhar w1lh various a1·
countin~ funC'l111ns. in
eluding payables & n•
ceivabll'S. & payroll l'X
perience K ey pun1·h
cxperrent'e exlrl'mt·ly
de!;1rahlc Wt• ufh·r xln l
1>ay & hcmef1b + a
4 DAY WORK WEEK
i''ac1hty 1s in lwaul1hll
t.ai:una Canyon rll'ar lh1·
hea<'h & rc~url arl'a:-
Banking
Newport lll'a1·h off wi·
seeks full t1mt· Tt·lll'r
t:xpt>r prefcrrl·ct l.tll'
ly111n.:. Ill kl·y aurl111J!
mal·huw w l' orr t•r )!ooil
slartmi: ~alary & •·urn
IJ'lflY lx-nl'f1l~ (Juallf It'll
apµltt•anh µlt·.1:.1· 1·~1ll
I' hf y I I 1 -; I 111 o 11 l t
714 641 7255
WESTERN FEDERAL
SAVINGS
114 Corr111ra11· l'l.11u
Newpon Bt>ad1 < ·,\ !1:!fi(;l1
t-: I I t: .\t F
Call fur appl l't'r~onnd ----------dept Tl'lonw lh·rk1°ll'Y
714 494 940 1 l.ai:u11a
Bc.•at·h KO t:
liankmi:
TELLERS
Ex11l'rll'nn· r••q •I Xl111
ACCOUNTING salary & h1'l1t'f11s \flJ>h I l'ersonnd
l'ayroll 1uc•t·t~ n·1• . 1><1~1 HERITAGE BANK
t.mn open ul Lui.:1111a rt• I 7 .• 1 N L · 11 11 f\ ,
1 r 1 1 c: • ...u · 1 • "'-''"'' 111 sor . nr r~~11011~.1 > 1; !l!ll :IHl~I
pc r i; 11 11 w 1 t h 1-, I) I F 11 F
pay rol I 1•xµt•r11•111·1· • ·
T.tl~r 1 JO llrs J)4!r week 1
Six months pn•v1ou~
hank•ni: l'Xpt'fll•n1·1· 1>n•
rnrcd hut nut n·11u1n •d
Wells Far.:o Bank uHt·r~
out.-;tandin.: b('ncftL'> anti
t·onl(l'nlal wurklnl! al
rnusphere For m11r1• 111
formal111n ph•ai;1· 1·:111
D~ie
7 I 4-640-6900
'··(-)·
WELLS
FARGO
BANK
E'lu.tl llµp l-:111p l\ r
rn r h
liankmi:
Nwpl loc-. Flt•x1hlt• hr!>.
will tram. t'44 H2J:I
u .. :AUTY Opualor i\
rurt• opcnrn.: for an 1•x
lll'r ti fo'a1·1ultst. full L1111t·
for busy i;alun. ll11'hanl
Ouellt'lll' Salon , 21111
Newport Cir Ur . NH
1°'*1&~n9 Asst. Payroll • l'ersonnt•l .I oh
()r;l Fur urhan •h•!>ll!ll
firm. ~al 1·111nrnl'fl!>Ul'al1·
w t·x1.1 l'll'a:-<' >.l'ntl n •
!». u m l' I 11 I' II ll TJflTT"Z
Skypark l'tr In !127 H
ll<KPR lASSTI
Hi.1pully ).!W\\ Ill).! r1rm Ill
:'>ll·wvorl Bcu,·h n1·t•cl:-
11cr..1111 with 1•xp1•r11•1w1•
10 f\ I' A It. 1.ayrnll lli
ha11k ri•1·~ X Int op
1JOrtUn1ty for Liii' n ghl
µt•rs1111 Tu SI 100 Jan
W1·111ht•rgt·r. 7!'12 !HK-I
A found or lost vet"
<.::ill A l'et llothnl·
t7M 171H 12<1!• PSYCHIC READINGS Some h1lhn.: & ptl!i\tnJ( 111 ---------•I rccel\ ahlt•s rl'qu1r1•d Bankmi: "
Uoal 1!111l•l1·1·. •·:>.JI
f1l11.·ri:la~!> hunth•r. l':tpa
hit· 1ra111111g fur ulht•t
as1wc·ts s 111 I hu:ll n111
,,trud11m t:nghl>h ~1wak
1111: Sam I. :\111r~t· 1·,,
1;1[1 111·1:1 1.ost l'arrol. Dark .:reen
body w /n.od under win.:i;
& tail. white theek patch
Lost vie Slilll'r IHushard
1 1" V II S 1 Heward
l'leilSl' 1·all Ua vl' al
64S 11632 dyi;, !fli4·l6H9
IUl(hl'
LJ.IST l''em (;l'rm Sht>p.
hlk hrwn tan l.umµ on
hal'k, nl'rds ~Url(cry
llcwarcl • fi4G 9735 :ift
4PM
I.OST <;ry 1•at . small wht
spt on chest , nook at end
ol tail 64.2 JI05
· 556 ll78Jack
Newport Cenll'r for
Therapeunc Massai:c
Mon·Fn IOAM 7PM /Sal
12·5PM Intro Offer S:t.5
Appl only 54112Ml7
INTROSPt:t:IAI.
MYSTI<.: MASSi\1a:
MASSA<i t: SllJ W AU
Santa Ana 556 41.iSli
i\UltA BALi\NCl.N(i 2 :1
llR. READING SSo BY
APP'f 557 5797
College gin seeki; slim. at
tractive businessman.
•rypinit & w kl'Y hy luut·h TLLLt1·
net't."5Sary t:ood ,alar~ r-. ......1ty P--:•·,, • _ _... & benefits 1-:01-: Call ~ -.u ._ -
Charla at 4!11 IH!Hi for is "lookiiMJ forward" I
appt I to hirin9 indi•iduals
Part-TitM
Wt• 11-. Fa r I! •I Ba 11 k
11ranj!1· 1 ·11u11t ~ Air purl
ADMIH. ASST wt.o wCMt to advance
Experient'l' 1n ha:.11· thftr bcmikinCJ core« in
sl'Crc1.arial !».kilb. a~ w1 •ll lrYiM for the follow·
as hookkcepm.:. a must ~ positiOfts:
Order entry on l'llT
termina l helpful, hut will
I· r a 1 n . S a n .J u u n
Ca pi s trano l 'all
Harbara. •lOO 5!1i2
NOTE
TELLERS
Ycnr should ha•e a
< rHu·c. ha~ an 11nnwd1all'
1 upenini: for 111111\ 11lu.ll
with 1; mul\\h" ~'"'' 11111., hankmi: cxµ1·r11·n1 ·1• 111
I
"'ork ~Ill hr' flt•r "'1·1•1.
1 ,\1nn thru Thur ... :1 :~1 \\I
1113 ~1 l':\I. ~·11 •1 :10 \\I
1 tfl la :J I I' .\1 1
I
IOOKKEEPER
:•frwpon l\1•a1·h a rl'a la\\
firm :.t•,•k!> I I hkk11r
1;111111 l11•11 1·r11~. 1•all
K•ir<·n at 171 I IX!1J 11~15
lll>ll"" ~: t: I' 1-:11
F11llt'harg1· lrookkt•l'l"'I
\\tlh 2 }t'ar .. '''IM'l'll'lll'I
f11r 1·t'lall J••\lot'lrv 111111
pan) \'al h} 1:,11; ii II
llu>kkt•t'l>l'r
• looldceeper • ilr.11lal :-hup (·,,.,I a
\h~a
;).Iii 11121
t .. J!>l. Whl Afghan. vii:. , ~~!S
A l ll~ Work w han
dinpped adults Must lit.·
strong. w1ll111~ to as~•~t
m I.asks SUl'h as tmlctini:.
feedinl{, Ken. 1'11•anup
S3.50 per hr t:x1·c'I val'u
l io n & 1n i;urant'l'
ben e f its . U nit ed
Cerebral Palsy Ass0t· ,
Santa Ana, 546 576(J
minimum of I year
t.tMr or 6 montm note
tehr' Hperience.
W1• µr11111k a11 1·\t•,.ll1·nl
lwnrf1t ~ pa1·kaf.:I' and
rr1t•nclly "'ork111i.: <1l
muspht•rl' l'll'u:-01· 1"1111
lac\ Bookkl'1•1uni: 1\ tTounl :1111
1;ar111f'f1I mfi.: l'yrl pro
1·1·~s111.:. lnlltn~. 10 kt'.\.
ty11111J.! Sc•lf sturh•r, dl'
l:ttl Ol'll'l\ll'd l'rt•1l1t l'I\
µt•r lll'nt•r1t s. ~alar y
open Sl'ml n •surn<' I' IJ
l!ox ir:!l:IS. N B l'A !llGtiJ
itlst, NU. Ans. to Jlufui;.l•---------1
1>'75-1:!25. 52'J.35JI ufl fl.
Ultlt Grey Cat. w /re1l <'<>I·
lar. vie:. Mendota & Mu;-
sron, <.:M. 900·0347
Found 1.tdult M Germ.
Shep.. blk llan 1whl. hy
Yale Bridge. SS9·6628
~;~Ae~~o~~y
ror a
JO day ad
in lhe
DAILY
PILOT
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
DO IT NOW!
AlkForS_.a
Your Daily Pilot
Service Dlreclory
Representative
642•1671, Ht 311
•FOXYLADY * OUTCAl,L ONL V
VISA MC * 972-1131 *
MEICEDU
•ESCORT*
545.7935
NU·BEINGS Enjoy their
desires, health wise.
wealth wise & other wise
Write Nu ~ings Corp.
2940 W. Coast llwy. 1>1v
38, Newport ttl·h . t:u .
92863
Sod .. c ... 5400
•••••••••••••••••••••••
•RICKS_.
Datang service for ever
yone. Women join free
636-7100
Trant 5450
Apt. Manager. Mature
Couple Be autifully
ma1ntained lt9 u n1ls.
Colt.I Mesa Adults. no
pets. Apt. + s al lhonu!»..
Wkdys 9"4. 642 4901
ASSIMILY
People needed by Irvine
Elect.ron1cs d1slnhulor
Good pay & x Int r·o
benefits. Call Bob Tral'y.
Mon .. Jo'rt • 8·S 549.0954
ASSIMILH/
SOl.DHH We have an immt•d .
open in g for an a~
Mrnbler /solderer with a
minimum of I yr eXJ'l'r
Must he exper'll al
••••••••••••••··~··•••• solderlnl( drc·u1t hoards
Traveling Gal like lo me.ct under a mil'rosn1pc
other traveling gal, fly, NASA cerl1fwd highly
drive. cruises. Shr. exp. desirable.
BRANCH
SECRETARY
You .tlould be obi• to
type 60wpm. •d ha•e litJht shorthand tltills.
9-ldncJ Hperience is
,.., ... ed.
w. off« Clll ~d
~ pion, and • H·
c•lh1.t b•1ufit
........ For appoittt·
m•nt, call 1714)
759-4224
• i iil•ar ... (0
SECURITY
PACIFIC
BANK
An 1-:qual Opportunity
fo:mployer M II" /II IV
Elsie
714-97 3-5044
·'··(«}··
WELLS
FARGO
BANK
~Ma<· Arthur Hlvd
Nt>wport Beach. CA
Equal Opp Empl m r h
Banictnl(
COMiMrcl .. T.tler
Pttvmus cxpenenrr prl'
f Prred
limit...:! California llank
Z22 (kean Hlv<I .
l.al(una Beat'h
4! .... f~(j
1-:.0 .1-:
Book k l'l'IJt' r
Alm For The Top!
Frt'l' tu apphl'anl 'Your
l'ilrt't'r 1•an lakt• orr "'1th
lhts multi m1llron U 1•11
as :i F C Hookkl't'per
Will trarn m ac·<·nuntmi:
Ex c·ell hl•n l'f 11 s To
$18,10 ) l"ull (.'arnl Hul·k.
540·~11 Also ft•t• Joh~
Snclhn.: & Snt'lllnl( or
Newport Beach Al(l'lll'}"
4341JCampus Dr . Jo:f It:
B I) r {' 11 .. T I r e cl II r
housework" Nt•ed a P T
IK'IJX•r lo f1lto, do lite typ
ml(. l'lt'. S4 hr lo l!larl
M cMuhan l>t's k .
&CMl450.
•CAI DRIVHS• Checker Cab
770·0'l'Z2
• ATTHISIAMS? ilelanl 3700 sq.ft. ornce
b&dg .. in downtown 118.
Newer bldg. w 1onsite
parklna. Call.
631-4000 751·8079 art 6pm. ... .... s,.cialtln
W...VtoLom 1021 MoM, Loom M toL.o. 5025 M Lo. 1640Monrovil~ .. c.M IAIMAID CASlllER tllOUSfo:WARfo:S ~.~·~;·.~··-~·.·.·.·.·.··.·.·.·.·.·.··.·.·.·~·~·~·~·~·~1~.~~~··~·~·~·~·~·~·~··~~~!~!~!~·~·.·.~.·.·.'.·.··.·.·.·.·.·.··.·.·.·.·.·.·~·~·.~.·.·.1 •. ~~~·~··~·~·~·~·~·;·~~~!~!~.~~~~--~------E•.C•>•.t•:•l~=~ic F~eral Sav Buckingham P1lace SM.~Ap~y1n~noo
, , RED CARPET
893.1351
tCOUCIMTll MIWPOlT IJelanl executive 1uites 111.,,.u1e 1ouUon. With
c.omplel• 1upport --= .--..-..-~--· ---.• 714/llSl·Oell -
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If you l'Mf.tl money for any reason and you need It fHl. itive us a call. We
won 't ask you a lot or personal quei1tlon11 or put you throul(h the 3rd
de1tree to 2et a loan. You'll find u11 nice to talk to anft easy lo de.I with
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I 1st. 2nd. Jrd Real Estate loans.
I S500 lo $500,000
I All types of property
I Any Calilomla 1rea
t No credit (heck
I Your equity only referen(e needed ..... (, .... ..,,.,_.el ..... ,.. -.... •"(tet ..... 1 I Even If behind in p•ymentJt
S Use money for any reason
S Payment .Pl•n may be tailored to your budaet
I No balloon payment necdHry
I lntere11t only lo1n11 av1ilable
• No cil1turbin1 )'OUr lit mn
I Compere our (Oii.a with others
S App't11 your home or our oirtce
For Information call
GOLDEN PLAN of CALIFORNIA
Open every day •1. except lkand•Y
For App'l, Call Cotled
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1152 Paclftc Ave.
Lona Beach, Ca. -
orrices Throu1hout
Callfomla. Call Toll free
for otftce nearest you
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mgs has opening for · full ._9033or 496-5476 Irvine 1Weskhff Plaza I ASSEMBLERS. We wrll
tr•ln . Apply 7/\M .
M.-Oregor Yachts. lfiJI
Pl•cenlia. Coala Mesa
Lime teller. full tame new ---
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Salary+ fringe benefits. Banllin& !•---------Laguna Niguel. 495-0850 Full ti me position s c1.uarH
-.. -.wOMICH"'Hl.C or 831·1940. E .O .E . avai lable for e•· MRI~~
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_Union __ 76 __ M4·715t_N.~· TRLERS <Bookkeeper UUlilYI MARKETS
For 2lld 6 3rd Shifts
Automotive c.-...... s-. , .... cterta
fi\111 Ume openln11 for
exper'd. people in the
above po81Uona. Benell&I
IDcllade medical. denl•I
6 lil• lftl. pfOlr•m•. pro-ftt lharl.n1. pen1lon plan
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FULL TIME
Position av•il•ble in our United C•lifornia Bank
DELJ MANAGER O.u Mesa office. Ex· perien(e pref'd . Call: .i MacArthur Blvd.
Ja(k Cluk 546·2300 Newport Be•(h We promote to m1n.1e·
rnmt ft. 1upervlllon from
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maint. 6 repairs. Lie.
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MuKle'lberapy.Callfor HoUSEDOCTOR •Tl 24-436 Licen!>e AllTypes 531.7113 ---
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good pn<.-e Jamet conaultatJon. 957-0197 Rx for a clean house 641·M2'7 --y,.. Senice
494·8906 l.A'MI & PLASTl-:R ••••••••••••••••••••••• 760·711111 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t:lel'trical Residential Home Improvement. 25
ttemodelJ!I. Big & Small yrs exp. Fences. carpen-
Joba 8 & C ~·02U3 try & painting. 63H264
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services. Free estimate!!.
6'2·11983 \l tlh ~ :>4kti11$1 t1uti,Slubs . l'at111s. IJIO(•k AR MSTRONG Vinyl
& Hr 1 l' k I. 11· 6 42 sheet linoleum. special
10t7 1•1110:. $7.~ sq yd (;A. PaKeH.-CIWOOCIFtoon 75.2·6106 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1r11 ""'' I 'ui.\ '.1hm1·t~
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l'cmcut. lllc11·k & Urick HARDWOOD FLOORS
Wu r k b y lo h • fr l.' c ~ •aeg Cleaned Ii Waxed
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Abo llcmoc.lt'I Hcpa1r,., l.tl'0 ll pcrl>unul ,·art•
Tree trim & re move. H .. ng
clean ups Free esl •••••••••••••••••••••••
ltea.'WC'lable. 7S'l·134!1 Hauling & Dump Jobs
TREES
Ask for Randy
S49·4368
C!rw.l l(enerat11m, 17 }rs m Al:lt.'S :! '' full l1mt• TopvetJlremovt.'d, clcun-;irea l.11· d Top quul 1;46 i25ll ups. lawn renov 75t-347li Haul. cleanup, concretl'
E~p day work, 11 hr.
mature & dependable
645-4259 or 642-3299 eves.
Carpet & uphol. cleaners
Steam. shampoo. f'ror. noor working. Wood. tile.
parquet. Stripping, wax
mg. Guar. 8311.5543
Robin's Housecleaiun.:
Serv. for a thoroughly
clean house. 54t.HlK57
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Want lo lake Ion~ val'a
t1on·1 Enginet•r will
housesit. Heply Ad
AnSwer "376. 642-4300 :!4
hrs.
, ..... /PaperilMJ All types, int ext Tree & Shrub trimming.
••••••••••••••••••••••• 645-8258 removal. yd clean-ups.
DAVE'S PAINTfN<> h11uling, concrete. dirt.
Serving Area !I year!> ~ J im Corum 631 ·4530
Most Reasonable •••• •••••••• •••••••••••
Insured. Ile ·d. SHG-!142.'i l'lumbinl,(. ltt>modchn.:. TutorifMJ
Fine ext/ml painlml( hy
HJchard Sinor l.1c. 1m.
Try mt> 631-4410 (:!4hrsl
Painting & Papering
Wallpaper remov:il
Guaranteed
l'aul Culler 96:! :llllti
JO•: UiH lhru Fl'li.
ltepau'll, Leak Uetection. •••••·~··••••••••••·~··
& Drains Cleared. Top Math 1ulor Jr . Sr. Htgh
llall'lurflbing 63ti·20:to Students Jane. 760-11628.
826-51 JU t~XI . 256 r.o. lox Relltals
•••••••• ••••••• ••• •••••. Typing Ser•lc~
Pvt Post Box Serv1l·e •••••••••••••••••••••••
·1111-: MAIL HOOM 24 hr f"ast a<·<·urale typing on
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64().0340 or 644 44HJ either se~·retanal work.
l't."rft.'cl1oncsl I ll<• my Roofiftc) ·
own work Curt !17H 1~1 1·1 •••••••••••••••••••••••
t.'X\ 11104 New & rt.'l'Ovcrs. HL'p:tir
husinv!>!> letter~. re
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wortl s look ~reut Mr l'alornbo. !11;2 ICIM removal. Dump truck. .-....,w.-ec.trac:~ GARDEN MAINT. ~ick serv. 642·7ti3H -T-'··-.. "-_...._.. Ser•ice ••••••••••••••••••••••• Yd ''lt.oan up. ·1·r'"' 'l'r1m
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lu prices , ~u;.iranlchl
work. Jot.' 64l !llil•t .
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(JUALITY HOOFIN<; filJ jJ621t
All types , fr1•1• 1•st ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• "" ~.... Ba k'"--/Sk' I d ••••••••••••••••••••••• De:.1"11. F1na1H'tn" and nung. c.Au."""". 4."pm c '""" 1p oa e r Wi ll lutb•~il •11ur 1·h1hl .., ... n'"" •· \ m I · n " " '"""'""' 0 T k S Renovat1ng·Rotot1lhng
Spri.nk.lers·lawns clnup!>
Davt.' 642-4853
pumtmi: & l'aµcr111g
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l'rof work l-'n·1• 1·~1
Hsnbl Sten· 547 42111
Visa, MC 5•11 ~)!,:lo Window CleaniftCJ
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To place your message
before the
reading public.
phone
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11c1i:hbors Wil' < 'la.~~1flt'tl
wht-n l ht.'y h1l\l'
sumc th1ni: lo sell
· 1lley'll tell you how well
11 workt'\J for them!
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Must hi.ve lyr. exper
Work 40hr w~.k l>''llh
lime & 1-"l ovl•rlime over
40hrs. Will be In t·om
plt.'le charge or 3 rh1ldrcn
isyr old twins. & !lyr
old. J. prepare meals l
Heady them ror St'hool
Tend lo mann<>rs &
behavior. l:tkl' to a1·
t.1v1ues. prepart-for heel
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b>:employer
L11fUSTIAN <;fWUP
Net!ds girl frcday. 'l'YJX'.
rile. clean. 1•ook. wash.
errands. pr11y. phonl! &
shop. 499 2287.
Clem· al
JR. DEPT. CLERK C.:lerkal pos. exists in our
:.ales ore. This IS a
p/Ume pos. Hrs. being
10AM-2PM. Candidate
must have 45-SOwpm lYP·
1n~. S h o uld have
knowledge of gen. of<'.
pnx·edures Pis. apply in
person : P l essey
Semiconduclors. 1641
Kaiser Ave., Irv.
CLERICAL Including payables /re-
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mysl'lf ltefs 5:n OIOI yrsexpericnce.531505.'i andP.R.Call67a·l2JY HOUMCl.Gni1t9 EXPfo:RT Hn('kwork &
Carpel IJphol l>y ing & t-:i.i-:t:Tll lC..:11\N priced The Final Detail ••••••••••••••••••h••• masonry. Loe. rt:f'~. Fair
t'lt•an111i: • 1tobh1ns ni:!hl. free estimate on <.:ompl. auto delailinl(. WantaREALLV C.:o::i\N prices.551·45a5.il~li07<1
Master l'ar1Jt•I l>yt.'rS. lar)leorsmallJobs. PU & deliv. ,Call thl• HOUSE? CCIII Gint.:ham
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COOK tDIMMEIU Dnver t-;xecutlv._. Secret;.1ry <rt-neral oHu·e An·h1lt'" ~ HOUSEKEEPE.R.
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OFFICE CLERK the Whale. 400 Mam :)t. supplier ol )lucid food tol 1-:State or <'onstrud1on duti es . !!lifer. :'ol H l'ersOflFrt $1~.liOO 111 N11 1lrang1· Co l'n·f
Our invoice ore , is seek Balboa. 673 4633 Irvine Cnrporate Com 1 b al' k gr 0 u n 11 . N 0 11 !17!1·8215 fte\p po:. no ~h. gd f1~ 11 n· 111, bul oth1·r a 1:
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L' .... e · 1r I ·1· · d 1 slorn"c. I' 'I'. $3 :l.'i ''" h1 1 ···Xr!rl nl'C •~ n .oqu cc · o start 1mrnc iatc y. person to drivt1 our van. " Work mdept>ndl'ntl~, :-.m 'uranc•t-I 1110 111 \ a1·a
We offer excell. benefits purl timl', l'rl"Sl'hool (iood dr1 v1ni: fl'l'l1rd 1-;xp'd Dry t:ll•anlnf! Pvt rnuntry c·luh (':ill I()(• t·o Set own hr' L11111 Hd'~ l'!>~l·n11ul l<q1
packa..:e rnl'luding dis 1157 1263. nt.'l't.'Ssary Mon. 1-'n. Ap Pre;scr K Mart •f'la:w Tut.'S Sal for 1ntl'n'1t'" Irvine f'er.,onrwl i\g) Iv i\11/1117. Uo.11 1\ 1)11111 Bux
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sharing & pens ion plan. C>r over. no exp ner App Susie 557 ·l>i!:Jl aft1•r GENERAL OFFICE SU1le 2Z4 li42 1171!
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J.C . rEMMEY (;allcnders. '1:!00 Srnll l)HIVt-:Hs F/tinw, ••pr'd . Mew Mesa St.-eks pl'rSun v.llh Ill ~WJll lll•a1'11 \111 .. 1
24Fashion l!iland.N.H Dr.N ll Costa Mesa shop. J:t•nt-ral off1l'c & 1111· ,..,,. h:o\t-reh·n •nn·-. 1·a11 all 1-· 0 F. M F l..>t!hver hukery µrocJucb 540.3146 hookkecµmg cxlJ('rtl'nl't· ••General ..,.,c • • lpm ifi111r;45
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lrain. Urydcanmj.!. l"ull mom to mid aflt•rnoon t1Jl..L Time. I' lime an!> hie & at•counls n•l'C'I\ ;1 ~pell. ··iuu~h a lot
&p/llm{'. 759·!!901 Call 771 ·4750 serv. No exp net· Call ble Permant•nt 1.111s1t11111 $llJ.llOI/ l.11. Hcmckrs Aj.!1'111'} Clerical
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C.:lassified. 642-5678
Help Wanted 7100 ..••..•..•.••..•.•..•.•
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'"f>l'r\ 1~11111 Sulary c·om
nwn,,ur:it•· with sk1lli; &
" x 111· r 1 t' n 1· ,. X I n I
hl•rwflt" !17:1 :!l:J7 1\sk for
hay
SALES CLERK C<1t.1nlerhelp. i''ull or part
lune. Mon . l"r'i An
thony 's Dt•li . 17881
Skypark. Ste. llA. lrvlne.
55&06111.
DRIVERS Dial A-Ricll', loC"atcd in
Laguna llills has p/limt•
& fJllme positwns . <..iii
driving rec. over 21 j1n
suranc·e requirement 1
~OE. KJ0-61!11 Al D1rttr
833-3333 KO. K requires rl'hahll· p1•rM111 4020 Hirl'h Esl ·1;.1 El 11.: Call V:ilor Ell-l'tron1·, Jo'ull time & part t1mt• Car
Wash help. 1-'ull tunl:' &
part time. Must bt• O\'('r'
lll. Apply 111 11crson
Metro C.:ar Wash. :!!150
Harbor Blvtl <.:os ta
Mesa.
r,40.9'~ Newport !l:J3·Hl!lll Fr1·1·
Hom.mat.er Part Time
:-.11'l'<I Mun . W1·cl . Fri MACHIME
Leading Orange C.:ounly
ml.: co 1s seeking an in
dlvidual for Sales Clerk
po!lit1on. Must type
45wpm + 10-key by
touch. Responsibility
will include processing
debits & credits. &
cataloa reques ts . Also
handling d isputed in ·
voices. Apply In person
or call:
Mmhr Specialties l640Monrovla. C.M.
642·242'7 E .O. E.
Counter llelp. Part tifoe
wanted. Gary's Deh.
7S2·S401
OELIVl!:RY
of LA Times lo homes in
Newport Beach. 3 JOam
6am . $500 +/mo .
548-8441, 646-1413.
DELIVERY ORIVlrn &
Sales Trainees, full or
l!:lectron1<· Assembler
Ute assembly work in
fnendly atmosphere of
sml company neur
ocean <:01111 hrnefit s
645-363l
12:-.ioon t11 II' \1 to µn· OPERATORS
p:irt• m1•;Jb & li1t· h~pkg '2nd Shiftl
General offiCt' P<lS1tion General tor olt•l11.!htful 1.!t•ntl1·1r1an W1· uow have openings 111
open for womun w good MAINTENANCE in Corona dt•I '.\tar t 'all uul rahnt·a11oi1 l.lcpt. ror
typing skills. some Heliretl. bored·• 1• tinw for 1nfor 1;1JJ•1h11 mal·hmc opt•raturs . Wl·
knowledge or Ill-key, re llt•al1heur1· S1•r-11·1· v.ould prcft•r a min of 1; . b 1. & IC.I ma1nlenan\«' po!> " cepl1on a 1 ity itX open Mon , !.11\M 21'~1 7!>2 I~ i-; 0 E month~ rcl·cnt exp in
telephone m;tnners 1537 Tues .. 9A.\1 :!l'M . Wl·d 1----------mlll1n.: & bridgcJ)orl Furniture OHu·e Orllt•r Monrovi a Ave N II I I' -1at·hinu~. & the abihtv tu !IAM 5PM. Apv) ~·n II k I .. ~.. J desk/inventory control. 548-5125. nysa\'er. 1660 l'lac·c ntia llU!>e l'l'Per ·1 n• •n · n•a<I blueprints &. pre-
Sharp go.getter for fast Ave . Costa Me~a Ile( EnK spkm,.:. l'li·an ,.,,,.on ml'as orini:: de·
paeed offke. Jlt•a\'Y or General offic<> ht•lp for 111..:. v.,1,h . 1·1111!-. ;-.;,. \ll't'" ,\IJtilyat
der processing. dcla1 I busy sub-conlrnl'lini: ur (;1rl Fnd:iy fo1 a1·1·111m1 "mkg. ti nnk · 731 ll2:li Most~r s-ciaffies
h fice . Exp h elpful ,..-ESTIM "'TOR work, phones. Must avt• . f mi,: otrin-. a t•eur:•lt• lyp llNl'l.i\TIU:'\ (;t-:TTIN<i 11;.airMonr11v1a,C.M. ."' . retail furn. ex~r. l>ct•, Seheduling,typlf!J.:, ihng 1ng & lll·kcy i Hlcl1ng YOl' UOW.'1 '' L.•wal !>Uo· l~l:!:!-127 F:.0.1-:.
Progres!l1vc framing Glabman Furniture <.:M &phones.548·5541 I ma<•hine . start imm .. 11 I t·t-s~rul hus1nc"~ woman ----------
l'lJfllractor seeks fullllme I 540.3822 ·---------•: 0ori·t pass this 11m• up d 1 I experienced lumber __ . General .• .. 11ct· s ambit1ou". i.:~a MaintfttClltceMKhanic
teiveables. mus t type.•---------
part-lime. xlnl opply for
college s tudents &
moonlighters over 18.
Easily earned SIO·SlS per
hr.638-460Safl l :<ltPM.
materials take·orr man. GA ROt:NING Neal.I one 549 29'.!2 I orwnlt'll a::.s1w1al<'~ """ We nel'd un exp all
Sa.lary open. 768-137H. helper lo start part lime TEMPORARY (ieneral , 1111t•n 1 cw a P IJI · "a 11 amunc1 mechan11· lo sup
. EXEC. SEC'Y llighly qualified in·
dividual with exceptional
typing skllls for ras t·
paced profess ional
ser vices /lrainin~ dept.
Knowledge of Mui( Card
II preferred. Newport
Beach. Top salary &
good b e nefits . Call
640-8950.
Wed. & Sun. Can bct•ome M •IL ROOM ,\ 11l'rn:Jl1 \l's & 1\' port manufoclurin)l of 5"46-4313
CLERICAL
l'arttime. Mon. -Tues
Wed., 8 2 $4 /hour.
l'ayroll e11peraence pre
rerred; 10 key by touch.
Call K. Moyer, 960-6521.
CLHICAL
Gen. Of'c. P /time pos, for
matur .... older woman.
Interesting work 1n
pleasant olc. on P.C.11 ..
Npt. Bc:h. Exp. a must.
Accur ate typing, no
shrthd. 20 hr wk.. in·
c·ludes Sat. & Sun. Hrs.
IOA M 2:30PM . Call .
646-7431
Clerical
VARIOUS
CLERICAL
Excellent benefit.a. \,ypist
experience, $884-SUMO.
S tenographi c ex
penence. S946 to Sll2S
per month.
Bilingual cle rks and
typists also nttded. An
additional 20< hour for
bilingual skills.
Apply Immediately
CLEll
TYPIST
Metropolitan. the com-
pany that really stands
by you, is currently seek"
ing a Clerk Typist lo
work in our Corporate In·
veslmenl (){flee localed
by the Orange County
Airport. Individual will
aMisl the Administ rative
A...sistant m performing
various Clerical duties.
Must be able to type 50
wpm. office experience
pre(ttred. ~alified can-
didate will be trained on
MAG CAROii.
We offer a good starting
salary and excellent
company benefits. Send
your resume or call: .,.....w ........
17 I 4J tl7-J600
Fi.-cWC ....... w ......
Two City
...... cli..t
e>r.p, C• t2HI
An F.qual Opportunity
Employer M I F
COUNTY OF Clerical ~ ORANGE Dll'T. CL••
Personnel Dept. Ladin1 Org. Co. mfg.
12.SN. RouSt.. co. la attkln1 individual
Room G -180 for Dept. Clttk poe. Must
.,__ "-CA .....,01 type 45wpm 6 know 10. ...,,ta ,.,,,a, -· .. e v b y 1 i g h t . Affirmative Action • , Employer 11/F it.poallbUltia include '"'!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~!!!!!~I typln1. filing & 1en. -:: clerical dullea. l yr.
Cl81CAL ,.....1 olc. exper. re-
DEUVUY
Full time ror local de
liveries. Xlnt. driving re-
l'ord req 'd . Apply in
person: btwn 9& 11AM lo
17681 Mitchell North.
Irvine. Newport Sta·
Uoners Inc.
DB.IVEtlY I
OfffCEIOY
fo'/time position £or neat
& bright indiv. w/gd .
driving record & valid
Calif. driver 's lie Apply
to: Mr. Fuentes. Robert
Bein. William Frost &
ASaoc .. 140& quail St ..
Newport Beach
DENTAL ASSISTANT:
OWoide. 1-:xperienced.
Modem cheerful office.
~56.14.
Dental l\s:11stanl : t'ull
time position in Costa
Mesa ofrice. Experience
& X-Ray Lk. required.
631-lUO.
DtMING•OOM
PMSOMMa For lux. apartment
hotel. Permanent / full/
parttime openings . Gd
woning cond. Uniforms
furn. Willing to train. In·
lervlew by app't . Call
StephllJlie Martel:
511-6115
Yll9Y._19
-~-H-• __ ,
Dock Attendants. Hours
variable. $4.00/hr t o at.art. Newport Arches
Marina. Call Judy or
Harvey: 642·4644 btwn
9AM65PM. N.wport Be•cb life Ina. quhwd. Apply In penon:
-410.-eeeda bi"in1.,cte~. ~-S.chllllu·· -~trc ----·
AIJ6llt1 to nw"' number. IMO 11£1 •. C.11. IMMEDIAT-E
Baile lyp6n1 akllla. Gd . MJ.JG'7 E.0.E. POSITION
'-'-fttl. J'7Ya hr. week. f!!!!!'!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!'!!!'!!!!!!!!~I A VAil.ABLE 91.ardaa .. 1ary 9175. Call For live.in com,anion
·i..un: 1»M50 CU9ft' SllYICI Mcie. m.2IOOI. Piiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9 I l!'.lllry poeWoe wltb N . B. IDal'taaCe bkr. USITMI
DAILY PILOT .... ,,
llSUL'r
SllYICI
DlllCTGaY For Result
Service Call
641-1671
... 111
MUITHAYI: Xlal telepboae akllla
Afturllte tnNDI,
lladsQtltude .
Mon thrv Frl, l :I0-5.
ao.d ~pear beneflta.
Call Jou TIMOIO
~ kreta17/Pa1· IDlal~.Grow·
tea Mobile Home
Fl•ant• Co. •••d• ,._ wttll IOod ftlure u,...,......,,or•bet·' a,Utllde 6 \JPlal H· .. -. ,.. .... , .• r · Good ....... ". ........ a= .. lln.Vum.w.
,.. '8 · WllllM T ... .,.
DtlNll ahop work. No H ·
per. me, Apply AM oaly.
D.K . 'a Donuta. 2113
Fairvtew Rd. C.11.
DllYBS
FOR
UTIDILIY•Y
J.!!!?JCAR
nn..LOR PAllTTlJO APPLY..
MJllH .. IAMPL&Jl
lJTllOOLDDWDI
WaTlllMTD
'f(AJ('f ACTIOJIT
a.etldAda•
•
Sign up now for l0t·ul ~ I 1 c.rn 3-, .. , I ... 1 .... Cull lime. t:xper not nee. RetJred? Want I' T1m1,., :.Ql.'l:t C" .,.., "'~ u1>ti C'a 1·quip mus ..,.! work assign mt.' n ts r 1 h 1 1 646-82112. 642-4561 Mail room pos ition 1:. anu 1ar wit !>lane arc Uen°I Ofc. Recept1on1sl. INSTRUCTORS P /T t I & I
GIHHAL OFFICE
Good with fittures. must
have some lypmi:. C.M.
area. !n9-8600.
Secretarial. open. Mon .. 5PM .f1111sh.1 ''oasllinu ''um m un11 \. P urn >mi.: e ,.,. vrac Tues .. s PM . r 1n1 s h . • '-~ " t 1 1· e " I' a y \' u m
CARROLL ANDERSON T E M P 0 R A R V
SERVICES
GENERAL OFFICE
P /time. Typing. phones.
4001 Birl'h St .. Ste D
Newport Beach 545·6184
gen. ore. duties. llunt ----·--_•..!11!!.~----1 Bch.area. 847-3563 Want Ada Call 842-5671
OPEN HOUSE
Saturday. January 17. 1981
10 AM to 1 PM
1923 S.E. Matn. Corner of Main & MacArthur. near O.C Airport
Come and visit wlln us . . we're growing and need rnore good
people. We invite you to:
• Tour our f•clllty
• Have coffee I donuts
• T•'k with Supervl1or1 & Personnel
Repre1entatlvea
Discuss your future .. And American Edwards Laboratories We feel
the two can go nand 1n hand
We· re seeking
• Technicians -Electronic &
Mech•nlc•I
• A11emblers·Electronlc & Mechanlcal
• Electronlc1 Engineers -All Levels
_ Hardw•re·~ttwere . .Ar~!l~lL--=-.,... Aria og-:Oljltal protHtronala
• Mech1nlc•I Engineers
P11ek99lng Oetlgn ProfeHlon•I•
Component EY•luatlon ProfeHIOMI•
• Machine Llnguage Programmers
• Circuit Deelgners
We· re conveniently located In Irvine. near MacArthUf. otter REAL
GROWTH OPPORTUNITIES. high visibility, excellent salary levels and
complete benefits which Include company paid medical . dental and
life Insurance effective on date of hire -and more!
Come '"ua ... Talk with us .. , discuss _your future. Or. If you
can't makt It Saturday . either send your reaumelletttr of Inquiry ,
can for ippatntment M visit our Personnel Office w•kday1 btlWten
8 AM and 4:30 PM, It 17221 Red HUI Avtnut, Irvine. CA 92714.
Phone: 714/557-8910. •
Amertee11 •n•N• a.•anterle•
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Thurs .. 9AM llAM Apv· <..'ollei;e nct>ds instrul'lor" n11msur:Jtl' w t•xp <...'lill
l,y Pennys aver. rn611 m adult fitness. bu11k111,.:. \.' ;i I I,. 1, 1 11 c .\1
Plarent1a Ave . Costt1 biofc e dha l'k . l'1lllt 171"l63HilltltJ Mesa .:r:iphy. r on ... 1ruc111111.
t•ookmg, nt1fb . l'lt.·" ~ ... --------GUARDS tncal mainl l'lt·t·tnl•ian. Mumlcnance
•·u11 & part timt' All fashion 111ustrat1111!. )lt>o MAIMTEMAMCE
areas. Uniforms furn·c1. i:raphy. homt> cll.'coratin· ElECTRICIAN
~es 21 or ovl!r, retin•d s ew1111(. 1nsuran1·1•. A i.:rowmi: Org Co mfJI welcome~ No exper nt·i· I marint-;.1ct1n t1cs. nwsll' C'tl I!> St.'ek1ni: :in elN·tri
Apply Unl\'f'r~al pet roleum . s mall I!"" t'lan 111 kt'ep t•lec·tric .. I
Prote<-tlon Servicl'. IZ2til eni::mt• rt'~air ._ squ:Jr<' l~U1pm1 ... u1·h as winn.e.
W.SthSt .Santa Ana 111 d.ant'l!ll( t:all 151 !H~ll rnolor:.. s w 1t c he!I ,
tervrew hrs !!·12 & I I. l'.O f'. M f "l>'ll l'hboard~ & ell'\·
Mon-1-~ri. lrL~urnnn• 1m·al mt•1·han1sms m .ect
I rt•pa1r l'l'rform various IWR Stylist M.rn:i l(l'r l'nsonal lint·s & 111 •· 1lol1c::. Mll'h :is replanntt
Xlnl oppty for I o p t·omllll'rt'lal luw~ a"~1" 1lt•flot·l1H• w1nn.e & mak
operator w follow1nl( & l Lant lll't'dl•tl fur ~c·v.1"1rt 111~ ronnt•dwns lo n.cw
capability of rt•1·ru1ting Bcal'l1 ln,,urant'l' ai.:t·n 1•lcl'Lrrcal mstallationl\ .
gd. peQple. Call 111 l'•lll l' v S a I a r Y 1· " m n•plannl! sm parts In
fidence· 953-1\245 na' .. nsur:1lt• with •'Xflt'r' motors, ell' 5 yrs t>xper
lhurslylist
Help! We :ire turruni:
away business In nct'll
o( 5 full serv1<·e stylrsb
for our pro~r{'SSi\l'
salon. Advant·ed lram
tflJ(. <.iuiilranteed salary,
loads of benefits. l'h•aM'
call 546·7186.
HouftClll Staff RELIE't-RN's-l.VN's
Needed for all shifts
Oesiitn your own work
week. New pay rates.
Best Nurses Heg1slry
Coirta Mesa 7S4 6771
Anaheim 956-343(1
Hostess wanted. Part
time. Apply in perl\on
Acapulco M exican
Restuurant 1262 S .1-:.
~~·~~M-----
HOSTESSES &
Waltreues needed. Pays
well. Apply in person. E l
Rancbllo. U , 2800
Newport Bl.. NB:..
tbel
.-.HT AUDITOlt 5 nlpta a week. NCR
GOO nYcb.l.ne exper. Ap·
Pb to David McNeil. lliiul La1una, 4'M·1151. • s. eo..t Hwy. Laa. INeb.
............. ....... ,.._ .. Dllf,_O 71 ...
l'lt•ase l':Jll for• :JPt>l We offrr t•x1·ell co.
f.W !">.'i22 l1t·nd1b & 1·ompetitiv"t•
Interior pl anl main
t t· nan i-e . F T . l · o
btonl'f1t:. !'>45-fi:!<l!J
wa.:f'!> St-nd resume to
Hux •668
L>a1l v 1'1lot
I' <I tiox I Sfilt
<.'~ta Mesa. <.:;.1 !12626 •.: () •: Jr.loold1H~r
l'rof e:-smnal ent:mt·l·r111i.: 1i----------f 1 rm needs Jr Hkkpr
with mm lyr exp Mu:1l
type l"iish111n Is land
ar(•a C<lll Mrs Ka}
ti40-b'706.
Kennel & Vet Ass1s1an1.
1-· T ~lar)' depends on
t.'Xp, 759-191 f.
MANA<.if':R. b1·hnRual.
lll'(.'Cfoc1 now for r /lime
Pll!l m t•eramlcs sludlo.
Gd sulary 1Wr>·8835
M•apr W..tecl
Mature <·ou pre t o
manal(e mce 16 unit apl.
bldg m good East.s.ae
Co8t11 Mesa area. Exper:
pref erred. Send resume
to Rox 783. c /o Daily
Pilot. PO Box 1560. Coeta
Mesa. Ca 92626
Kitche n prep µe r son
needed. Experience
neressary Apply in
penwn I PM 5PM Tues.
Fri. Sebastiun's West.
140 Avencda l'il'll. San
Clemente . Management Trainees
----~=---u pid. -&Jf.N.a~n ce.m.e lbl--i-::
l.andlcape Foreman "benefii.a .. Must be cleQ,
Real Estate Co. seeking agl"elllllve non-•mok•"'·
exper. Landscape P~"TCO animal supply
Foreman for full time superm arketa. •P1t!r
poalUon. Bl -lin1ual ablli· U041 Goldenwest St. •
ty preferred. Salary ~a.llll·~-·---~
coaunenaurate with ex· Mature aaletlady fo.r
perienc.-e. Rapond to Ad women ·a wear . No
.... Daily Pilot. P.O. nilhtl. I SUndaya a yO..
Box 1581>. Coeta Mesa. F\alJ • ~rt Ume. Call
-· a.59. l.Andacape Malntenan«1
WorkJna Supervllor.
111mt Co. lllnhnum J ,.., nperiettce. Small
CNw Foreman. Speak
_....,. Spaailh. Goad
1alar1 +benefit•.
IO.e!Mt.,..M.
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FHhlon lllnd. Npt. Iron, old style porcelat'!_ HaJIU.U50.0aktrestlr DunnGolfCart.new con· ...CHAfilte 111 c.Wr Uooa.k t' T I-' T
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IMIPICTOI ~;;;: GenOfctmlll.400 Reh. hudlea. decorative le&.•. tbl MOO. 730-1420 t r o 11 er , b a t t er i e s
HAIN~ I Mature Wumen'• we .. r I R«pt/Type«> Sl0,800 Sup~rlntendent 18/hr ~3149 ----~ -11100.00. Pitney ... Bowes
BEAUT. 4 pc. hv rm set, Mod S4IJO po1tace mder,
I wk. old Cost ~. sell 175. Victor Cardu Files
l350 al!IO, like new c:ofl • Tbl. 175. Thrtt Drawer
tbl set. $25CJ 963 248'J Desk $150. R CA Color
.. 1 •~ b -' 1 Liz Reinders Aaency '"'"' uo'l'MJIM .. 1" rt•lft ....... aAc~"..W. 4C:r.108irchEat'MEOt: Tree·d11&1na '<'r ew Oq Sideboard. unique
trtit 1•1111in1•1•nn11 llru~ ~·· Wa"-superintendent. 01ret·t carvtn& • mirror . $500 i 11 .: , 1 11 t ,, 111 J 1 1 .,.._ l\k!wport/133·1190/l''ree °' 3M3
nw.-J1,,.1111.,.111,111"011t·nh We h• t' ull 11 put timer•----------• bac khoe operators . ·
Wtll ''""'idi·i 1.,111 1,111, 1~nrnic11 in lhti above --c ran e ope r ators . Antq 0 ..
J l . r I f I ""--llTAIY tr u n" -r s· •. 0t h .. r . aa pump or gan. ,111dt•ul c l!P ~ or qua I 1ec -• • • .. • •.enn <'uod d
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A SUISIDIA"Y Of
THl l"VtNl COMPANY
NOW INTERVl~WING m•••ec•· IAUI PWLI for our new Laguna Hilla Office.
Please call Ron Mazzano. 551·8700.
711-1414
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488-E. 17lh, Costa Mesa
Swte 224 642· 147()
SEC'Y JRECEPT. Min. 6 mo. experien ce.
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with publie, he eaRer to
learn & J(row with u
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Sal open. NB. 644·0533
Serv1ee Station attendant.
Full tim e . Apply
(,'hevron : 1251 No. Coast
Hwy. Lag. Bch.
st;RVIC~ Station attend.
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Coast Hwy. Lag. Re h
SERVICE STATION
ATTEHDAHT
Days a pply Shell Station
17th/Irvine N.8 . 642· 1259
SBYICI STATION Altendent, days or eves,
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Mac·s Texaco. 18502
Beach Blvd, H .B .
968-Q05
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Mehr Specialties
1640 Monfovia. C .M
642.2427 !-; 0 . 1-;
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646-3445
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557-0045
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MASTERS AUCTION
646.1616. 133-9625
Roy's Trundle bed with
malc:hinl( dresser. spuee
saver bed with blt·i11
dresser, i.cd quality
642 5286.
Maple table with 6 c hairs
& 2 leave!!. $600 or best
oHer. Eves after 5 : 30
962·7all.
Custom grouping lov.
e11ea\s. 11' decorator \bl.
glass top,... .. sq cocktail
lbl. $250. ~·8136
4 Chrome Kitchen or Din·
Ina Chairs for a.le $50.
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DIVORCE SALi
E leg a nt C u sto m o.itMd sofa & loveseat
orl&. $1300 now $800.
Thomanllle coffee tbl
hand carved orig. $500
now U50 All for $1150
Call days ask for Make·
Up Artist 752·9893
Orea UIOO maho1. rolllop
desk • 1wivel chair.
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<Xflce Dnk.16 Chain
Call
175-1172
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this service is only $7 .so
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tion and to place your ad.
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'77 Plat Sp)'der, caavt. $ Pa1cll1 t7IO f ... w11n t770 a.,,., 9920 .., ..... woodem .... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••
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rd. All/Fii \ape, like ..... 911 ,..__ 5 __. 'H &lper Beetle parts. mwl61·2161 •• ........,pe, 1...-. ... .... .., __ ,. b'.. '72 Chevy K1ngswouol
Stereo. aJlova. Very • ._-·Nata, ... DI ""-'-•-w 11 1 ..,, X ..• .. _,___ $10 ....... 1' """J.212 ... beck N•l DI. Rllhl _...., an. a e l'I" Wiii ·, ·1', q..,c. aale. "1300. "-· ·-· -· claor NO iadahi Id S30 dowa. seats. doo1 '"' k:. •• . 4IK mi, A/C. All IPll. ,79 t2.. 2 000 -1-. ..... 1 .... ' w e · am llrk stereo, a 1·. lu1•
VW PORSCH ~78 •. 0, m , air, .-.· .... ••-k . E-AUDI it•reo, ind, silver . --rac . many ~lr;i-. 445 E. Cout Hlway 'tl YW Bua. ·ruaa new, browo/whl ext . .:old 1111
at Bayside Drive f1.J7 llZ,SOO. 6Sl·8S98 eves. J1250. Call Anawer Ad xlnt cond. $12<IO llhmul.
NewJIOrt Beach 173-0900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PWache 911 SC '79. xlnt #411. 24 hn, "2·4300. 982·S3M
Pre . . VISIT YOUI cond, take over lie
~,HO for th• •••r IMCl•I• INfou Peb l ... /1 .. ,... fl60
MM6 pr I r • i A c r • a • • . •• .. •••••••••••••••••• "1' CIJ VI a.pd, extru,
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.,.._ wi-..ktun, in1a&e M ' t'ull c aav•• Xl.nt "'5/wlll+l'/mi.N0-&515 '71 Wa1oneer. loaded,
6 C'OllC'ert <: adaptor ,. 11 o d S 11 I> • v • 11 . ,..,._ T,.,,tl t 170 mint CGad, lo mi. aakin1
--....11 MllJll ..... l ufr 1113 11111: •••••••••••••••••••••• tmQ0.1156-0219
.. , .. llOOC Arp Strini IJTIUATION SAL~ '7l 23' ~ler. Tandem
.. ..___........ •• 'I .. • .. -1 .. ll••• M ....... ~IC" wheels, .-OIOBO Tl"lllCU tS60 ~,...,.. ~Clftll , 1 •• n, . .,_I ,..... .. ...,, • '9S-3141 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,_,ea~m..4190 ltitl)' 11 fU\t111l yacht Twin
•~''el'-" •luhn1 111lv•r
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OM. ....... 'c 'c IOH •••••••••••••••••••••••
Savw • Wcwd M1&1ter • IBM ean-uaa Selectric
w ibMe Plau l2SOO Abo
desks• o ff 1t·e
tura=h•'P for sale 2172 ~ Or 121116. Irvine
1l4/D3-ll71
1.Jual1ty m etal o ffice
deski.. 72X36. 72X30,
t>OX30 w1 lh r e turn:..
buokclilse organ1:u ng un
11. a·x1 -, ed buy i.
613·0760 dys ; 642 5286
eves.
UM ct.1, to.ckd w/all US ZJ' Coa cbman , 1910
t!CfWti Nevt!r delivered DetWle, like new.~.
ctuir w t1ll1auon Must be M2·023t.
~ ammed l'r1t·~ well -------
below dlr co.t Up to 25% "10 -21' Aljo, xlnt. Stereo.
below kMU1 value Slap & 'IV, etc. SlliOl>.173·3121.
ft.o itVllll Rare oppty lo ~ler 17\.'I' t;ailer. fully
UW1l the beat wtterrns w self·contained . $1500
match No down pay · firm. s.5i-6229.
ment .
Yachtm& Assoc • . , ,_.. •
~W CoastHw)'N.B. &Aceft..W. t400
646--0551 ••••••••••••••••••••••
If Bc.wton Whaler Squall
w tsa1ls & engine S700
farm. cash only 645·9!184
SSAVISAYIS
Wl1'H USIO ,AITS lmpor1ed car paru
lllP<>RT
AUTO SUPPLY
·16 Retnell 24· cuuy.cab, 101 N. lbnch~ter
loaded. tandem trlr. best Anaheim 776-9900
~er. 492·~~~! 4116-4~~ Ford :m En1ine in good
........... , nmninl cond. $300/0BO
I t71 CHIYROUT
>/4 TON ftlCICW
8 cyls., S.1peed manual
trana .. low miles & extra
clean! 01124862).
OMLY$46tS
HOWAIDC"9•..-. Dove &r Quail Sts.
NEWPORT BEACH
133-0555
'76Courier. 39000mi. SSpd.
amtfm/cass . rollbar.
map, sharp. S3200 /0BO.
484·3818 eves & wknds.
'71 Datsun pickup. Make
offer.
546-6995 after 3.
·73 Ford Courier
Lo miles. Camper shell.
XJnt condition $22()0/of·
fer. 639-3625 or 760·9026
auum prices ,.a •..a&.I CO •sT <216ZAH> for detaila call paid for any used car ~ "' 1~orei1nordo.mestic) HONDA :z=Ys.s wltdays. Joe
'75 VW (Super Beetle l sun
lop, creat stereo. near
new Urea, lo mi. Sac.
'1116. 673·1799, 97S-4247. in 1ooc1 condition. .,. ... """U •ITMS SeeU1Fint! ~..,. "'
:!888 llarhor Hhd
l'osl a .\h·"a 5-10 0:1;10 ---------.......... ,." •••••••••••••••••••••••
'705
•••••••••••••••••••••••
LEASE
DIRECT!
1911 ALFA
SPIDERS
IEACH IMPORTS
848 Dove Street
NEWPORT BEACH
752-0900 ----
TODAY!!!
UNIVllSITY
SALF.S 6 SERVICE
OLDSMOllLI
HONDA
GoMCTaUCICS 2l50Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MF.SA
54~'640
·75 CIVIC 4 s pd .
Hatchback. Xlnl. cond.
Stereo. $2600/ofr. Dys :
752-1298. eves: 831-!M&I ........ 9730 •••••••••••••••••••••••
72 JAGUAI XJ6 Dynamite 44 ,000 m ile
car. Loaded! Original ~
•1mFLPI
S49t5
JIM MARI.HO
VOUCSWAGEH
18700 Beach Blvd
HUNTINGTON B~ACH
loyc. 9756 vw '6 p --.-ood-
••••••••••••••••••••••• ' 9 OP·lOp. G #l DEALER IN US A Brakes .. transm il!slon . t~:::::::::::::=;=.::::;~·~·;.;.·~ 3S,000m1 on engine. ~~~VER S13>0. 498·5317.
'761US ltOllS·ROYCC 644·4.Z(MI e ves.
l•J•mWH ------1\L---.-..J=' .. Ull '70 VW Squareback. good
mec h c ond . $1400
ClOSfD SONDAU 562123
S.. t760 '86VW Fastback. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11500
LEASE ---~·67~--
DIRICT!
1981 SAAi
TURI01
IEACH IMPORTS
848 Dove Street
NEWPORT BEACH
152,.0900
·71 Bug snrr. a m lrm .
perfect pntlint. rblt $2250
(1)661-3982
'69 Bug new pnt. nl'w
tires. wheels SIRU
840-5848
·12 VW Convertible, nt!w
lop & headliner. new
tires, runs & drive!>
great. Dark blue, white
top $35()0. 494·2407 Pat
·n Monza s1mle1. \ x. ,•,,
am fm. ruris i:""". 111 nes.s fort•r:s salt' :-:11io.
548·52'l5 ah Jpni
·10 IM l' J\ LJ\ \ ·1 ,., \
35(), ps, pb. ;1 l e 1 ;ult.ii
runs great. m•1•1h p.:1111
$1S(X)/()ff(), lil:t i! I:"'
Chrysler 9 92i;
···················-··· ·75 Chrys l1•r "'11· ., ,,,.,.
Brougham 1·:~1.11•· ,ti•
Exceptionally "" •· 11 .. \ nuleage cal' 1\ll lu.,1;.
extras. &57 <1!lllli
9 931. .........................
SHOWROOM C CHO.
75 T I 111'
Powt-r hrak1·o; 1• , ... '
windu":.. jJO\' 11 .. ,. ',.
With till t1•l1• .. , ••I"''
s t eering 1, Ji,, 1 11
AM FM sh•11•11 11 1,,..,
dow dcfti~~··r .111\• • 1.11
tran:.. Sooy, \\-1111 . 11 I
8uq~umty 111l1•11111 , i e ,
miles I rn 111;11 1d .1t .
thruout ! SS. 11~1 , :.1 1.,"
or Answ1•1 _\.t ··-'" •
642 4300 l •I h I o; Exet·utive desk. Moho·
gany. nice cond. ~.
546·!>243.
Cllllrltt' tOSO IWJ.9LS7. 541.3374 ..•...•.•....•.•...•• ,,,
•lllMAC28'·34' BOATS Rima for Porsche 914 or
6/l2mo. plans prepaid. Super Beetle, $20 e a .
from $1•/mo. including 548-9744 or 548·6446
OM!vy '76 Pickup. :Y. ton.
350 VB. automatic. AC ,
pwr steering, pwr disc
brakes, long.wide bed,
solid work truck, $2600.
4!M·2407 Patrick .
IMW 9712 • •••••••••••••••••••••• 142-2000
ORANGE COUNTY
SAAi
BUY or LEASE
DIRECT
OVERSEAS
DELIVERIES
Ol•o 9772 ·ss llOi\DS"I El\, •••••••••••••••••••••••
••••• a.OS1t1 omcE
GIANT ISCOUNTS
Offlc•Fmllllw•
Office ....
C.to..I ...
1525 Mesa Verde Dr.
Suite UN Costa Mesa
OR CALL
957-5123
Remington Rand Electric
S ingle Eleme n t
Typewriter, SRlOI. Like
New. S7!i0. 549-1083
1017
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2 Cockaliels, 1 Pied, I
Reg. male & fe male,
w/cage. $100. 5S9-S199 art
6PM
SldiRg 1093 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HEXCEL BLUELJTES
t7SCM -w /Solomon SSS
bindings $175. SCOTT
poles with strapless
grips $15. Both xlnt cond.
646-3724 s, • ..,..~ 1ot4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Scuba gear for sale or
trade ol hunting rines.
751-1298
Scuba Diving Wet Suits
Womens ·Nylon II S mall
&medium
Mem · Nylon II Large
Regulator , mask .
snorlde 7S1·8967
REM model 700. 22-250
Tasco 3-9 Scope, leather
case. dies & some ammo
H3110pwdr. 842·4872 --_ .......
TV,I_.,,
.. Ff,Sttno 1091 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beautiful RCA 2S .. Color
1V. 2 yr wmty Free de·
livery $124. 646· 1786.
Walnut & glass coffee
tables, Garrard turnta·
ble. receiver & speakers .
lbomas Cassette & TV.
Will sac. 964·1167.
slip, leuons 7141964._. Four HR71·15 Radials,
...... s.11 9060 never used. ·
••••••••••••••••••••••• 493~4648.
21· Santana '73. sails
motor, acces .. moorage
$4500 Steve at Chock
&'B-2050
'80 Catalin a 30, full
loaded. mint cond
$15.'SlO firm. 830-6797 .. ·
SACRIFICE
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bridp+ w.., ...... • .. s1s.ooo
IRED OF
WASTING
MONEY OH
POOR GAS
MILEAGE?
W E C A H
GUARAMTH YOU A
MINIMUM FUEL
SAYINGS OF
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For complete det ails
send $2.00 to: MULLENS
ENTERPRISES 20281
Harpoon Cir. H.B. 92646
Money Back Guarantee
Cal675-26t5 ~~~~~~-t.lulo~forStH
16' Hobie
$950
&40-7814
IMPORTANT
NOTICE TO
READERS AND Sale, sealed bid, as is, ADVERTISERS
where ia. ·37.27• 9" Aux. The price of items
Cutter, CF2515AT. advertised by vehicle
Jnapec:t veuel •t Marin dealers in the vehicle
Shipyard. L .B .. Ca. classified advertising
Sealed bid must incl 10 collllDDll does not include
al total bid & cubie any a9licable taxes.
check or money orde Jicenae, transfer fees.
peyable to Betty Fulton. finaDce charges. fees for
No persona l checks. air Pollution control de·
Martt envelope "seal vice certifications or de·
bMI". Submit bid lo Sou alee d«umentary pre-
C.OUt Marine Surveyors, paratiGn char1es unless
J ~1•" E 2 d s otherwise specified by nc ., ~ .-· n t., tbeadvertiser.
Ulnl Beach, Ca. 90803. ---------bdore 2Pm Je&.-20. 1981. I
Bid CJt)elling that date. Clilsks tSZO
tir11e " location. Balanc •••••••••••••••••••••• due within 10 days .AUBURN Phaeton
Owner reserves right t Speedster. 1935 classic
refwie any or all bids. replica by Calif. Custom
Coach. Never reJialered.
Used for show car only! 9070 Bar1alned priced! See
••••••••••••••••••••••• Jim Buie or Bernie Ashe. 1beodore Robina Ford,
20IP Harbor Blvd., Costa
Mesa. Call 642-0010 or ----------:1 540-82Jl. .
MscaC"-1 Up to 18' $75/mo.
673-8145
MEWPOIT MAllHA Slips Avail 646-0551
SLIP Wanted! For 48'
Grand Banks Trawler
$2011. 661 "'6762
MUSTANG
CLASSIC
(65)
Magnavox 23 .. color TV &
stereo console . $1 00. 39· Boat Slip, Huntington
6.11-0llll.3; 6'5-1428eves Harbor. eltt a. water. (213)582·5113.
AJI original 47,000 miles,
289, automatic. power
steering, original owner
forced lo sell. Private
party. $3500. I RSE503 >
••••••••••••••••••••••• Marine Elttlridan
o.lpJloalallJrepair
Qual. won. Sd-~evs .............
., '; Ill.. tOJO ••••••••••••••••••••••• 32'' Wheel, 1/1, aelll mail
$190, A1kin1 UOO .
• '1IOI, -.cll72
---------4 53MIOO Aalt for Gary
---------·73 El Camino. pb. ps, air,
cruise control. shift kit,
$1800/080. 631·3334 after
Spm. •
For the best deal in
Orange County... Come
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SADDLllACI
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28402 Marguerite Pkwy.
Mission Viejo
'79 XJ6, racing green, 26k
mi , a /t'. speda l
Michelins, deluxe cass
$16.900 eves l wknds
640-2491
'79 XJ6L. white. 4dr. xlnt
oond. Best oiler <.:all Al
675-1806 before noon I 0 120 Garden Grove Bl
Garden Grove 530·9190
SACRIFICE - ---
'76Jag XJ12L. Silver/blk Topta . 9765
VOLVO
SALIS, SHYICE
AHDLEASIHG
OVERSEAS DELIVF.H Y
EXPERTS
EAILE UCE
VOLVO "76 Ford Courier new e ng.
tires. brakes. needs I
paint. $1750642·7238 I 131-2040 495-494' Closed Sundays
llhr stereo new trans & ••••••••••• •• •••••• •• •• shoCks, S2K ma. ordered ·16 Celica GT Lif~back . new car must sell. $6.495. air, m,ags. lo m1, xlnl
49t· 7IB) cond. $3900. 496·3469 art
1966 Harbor Blvd
COSTA MESA
646-9303 540-9467
·71 Ford "2 T. 390 auto,
duals, chrome. exeell.
Best oiler. 644-6591 CREVIER ~m.
-9570
1 & I Sf & llOAOWAY ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fords 1970 $600. 1916 SANTA ANA
$1900. Good cond. 1651 835·3 I 7 I
'67 Jag 3.8S Mk II. show
car. orig. purchased in
Pas adena . c ana ry
yellow, chrome wires.
must sell. M6·8S'70
·79 Supra. full ~.i.un·
rool. 5 spd, 5 yr warr.
$8000. 49'7 ·6009
·69 Beige Corona. 4dr ,
auto. ai r:. radio. SIUOO
962. 7283. 963·3042
OIAHGE COUNTY
VOLVO
EXCLUSIVELY VOi.VO
Largest Volvo Dealt!r
in Orange County'
BUY or LEASE
UIRECT Placentia, Costa Mesa. rHE ULTIMATE 01uv1NG M.acHoNl K.,._Ghia 9734 642-3490.
·72 Ford E·JOO Newporter
van conversion. 57.000
orig. mi, xlnt cond.
548-5927 eves.
·73 Ford. stk shifl. $lll00.
Good cond. 645·5121 dys .
~lOOl eves.
•USEDIMW1•
13 2002 ( o.558 1
·74 2002 lii s/r (0332 I
·752002a (003SJ
'762002s/r4sp. U578l
·77 ~ sunrf. air <3201 l
'77 6,30 csi auto (0040,1
CloHdS~ __
••••••••••••••••••••••• ·s2 Karma nn Ghia .
Maroon. Good cond. Cal·
look. $2200. 548·3354.
Robert.
·79 Toyota Celica. black.
loaded. Sspd. like new,
S500 + assume old lse.
P.P. Eves: 960·4212 Maida 9731 ----. --. --
••••••••••••••••••••••• '75 CELICA GT, loaded. ·n Mazda, Piston eng. low xl nt cond. PP. $3200
10120 Garden Grove Bl
Garden Grove 530·9190
...._ W..ted 9590 OIAMGE COUNTY'S
••••••••••••••••••••••• OLDEST
mis, gd cond. $2500. ~4 _ . _ .
979·5863 or aft 5:30 TrMl!ph 9767 ~0825. -----•••••••••••••••••••••••
"64 544 818. gd corul.
$1000.
49'7·6009.
WE PAY TOP DOLLAR
ror lop used cars-foreign.
domestics or classics. H
your car is extra clean.
see us FIRST!
~ #I 1110r-.C...ty
2925 HarbOr Blvd.
COSTA MESA
979-2500
WEIUY
CLEANCAJlS
AND TRUCKS
COHHEll
CHEVROLET
:-<...~ H.1' h111 I' I
· • r--I \ \1 ~ '· \
S4f>-I 200
HIGHIUYH Top dollars for Sports
Cars. Bugs. Campers .
914's, Audi's
AakCorU/C MGR
JIMMAllHO
VOUCSWAGEM
18711 Beach Blvd.
HUNTINGTON BEACH
142-2000
TOP DOLLAR
PAID FOR
GOOD&CLIAN
US9CAH!
miracle
n"1 a zda r ... _ ,
Sales.Service-Leasing
Roy Caner,l..c.
Rolls"Royce BMW
1540J amboree
Newport Beach 640·6444
IOIMcLAl .. 11
&
--850 N. Beach Blvd.
LA HABRA
(5Mi. No. of SA Fwy>
MerQdn letn 9740 '77 TR7. x~nt cond. mag
••••••••••••••••••••••• whls, aar, s unroof.
'79 300 SD Turbo. Loaded.
like no new. A nth gray.
$29.500 Days 833·9784.
Eves t wknds 675·Z107
Joe. ----------
·73 MBZ 280C. prime cond.
all ammenities. $8500.
Dys: 752·2404 ; eves .
552-5477.
am/fm s t ereo tape. $4200/olfer. 499.3292 eves
'79TRIUMPH TR7
CONVERT18Ll::
l'tfust sell desperate.
Older car or cycle for
equity. Xln't condition. lo
nules. xtras 639-3625
---Yolbw 9770
'78 450SLC. 30K mi,•••••••~••••••••••••
perfect car. every xtra. 76 VW IUG
---_644_-6449_ --Sharp! (144385)
MB ·77 300D. $13.250. • *
MINT. Must see & drive
lo appreciate. PP. 714
1·689-0871
~~Uowoul
~ VOlKSWAGlN. INC
·75 Volvo 245DL.
$3800.
645·7006
Used
YOUR #I
CADILLAC
DEALHSHIP IH
ORANGE COUNTY!
SALES, SERVICJ.;
AND LEASIN<; 17141522-5333 1'!~~S!un!d!a!y~by~A!p!p~t·~~I . .,; ~--E-L. sil~er-; /blue r: leather uphol, sunroor.
am/fm caas, best offer.
870-8800, 8'10·5728
534-4100
13731 Harbor
Garden Grove . 'NABERS
Spec~~l~m1u~~ see ! CADILL1\l: '76 BMW 2002. $8000
ss.ooo miles, sunrr.
am/fm cass. 640·5S93 '73 MBZ 220. Mint cond.
·76 BMW 2002 Alpina, 1 all pwr, light blue, rebll
owner. 27.000 mi. snrr. engS6.900. 496·14~--_
Sspd. sac. $6500~~43~~· MG 9742
(l~) l••\ll)H.11111•• l\t"'
1 .. ,1.1 \b1 1 .. 111 •11()1 ~~!t~ -----~ r•..a..a100 75CADILLAC .,._._ Dynamite Coupe D'V1Ue ·7s BMW 2002: Chocolate
Brown. fm /am stereo
cassette. Sharp. $6200.
646-SS26.
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IUlll CUil Ylll 11111111 UllY Ml
w l-() N t ~ 0 A y j,'\ N ' "' H I I I 1 . 111 ' ORANGE-COUNTY C AL If OHNIA 25 CENTS
West County schools face cutbacks
8) P.\T&l<'K Kt:NNU>Y °' -Oetlt ~ ......... Uunll~loo l\t-111·h \ lniv11 lh1th
Sehool lllstru:l otf1<·1ali. hitvt' c1ri
nounr td 13 9 m1lhon of µrupoM:tl
bud jtt'l <'utbac·lu. th11l 1nl·ludt'
Ill 1n.i off 144 t t'l1t·ht:r~ am.I r ltn
... .-hni ~mt-'iJUrt~ prOKrllm~
El1m1nc1t111n (J r µ1:r .. 1.1nal
t•oun :.ehn~ for '!>lutlt:nh a nd
Sl'hool nur:se:. 1tl!>u IHt' ret'om
mt•ndt'd b) Supt•r1nle11dt·ri1
fr <tnk Abbo11
Tht' 1n <'h thll k 1lt11·um1:n1,
m <1llt' vutlt1· al Tut-1>1lay ~ M'huol
l111unl 111~ltnj, also calls for re·
dul'laun& 1n libr11r11ans , bus
' .. 1v11•t:, btih ind l he wheel
1lravt·r·s lt.iruna. clas1nf1ed posi
lwni. and supervi&<>rial positions
111 lhi: 1tdm1nu1trat1ve office.
Ac·t·ordulg to the cost sa ving
µropus a.l. Junior and senior stu
dt!nl1> would ~ limited lo takmJC
fl vt· t•lasscs ~r semester.
<; r aduallOfl rt.'(fu1rements-attlo
would be r~uced, c·~lhng for
ft·wt:r l'lass units 10 soc•i<fl
'itud1t•:-. and h1stury
The western Oran~e County
school system operates the Hun·
tington Beach, Edison, Fountain
Valley. Marina and Westminster
high schools plus Winteraburg
continuation school.
District Superintendent Abbott
announced the need for the cuts
las t November, citing innation.
declining enrollment. inade-
quate slate funding and increas
inf( employee overhead
Tea<·her association orfic1al
Lam·t• Jacot criticized the pro·
posals last night as "overkill."
Jacot. chier negotiator lor the
teachers in a stalled contract
dispute wjth the district, claims
there is "excess capital" in the
<'Urrenl budget, especially in al·
locations for supplies and ad·
ministralive services. •
Trustee Zita Wessa said the
cuts are needed lo give the
teachers a 16 percent pay raise
over the next two years eslimal·
t:d to cost $3.5 million.
In contrast, teachers are ask
Iran'~ reply awaited
Cash-for-hostages deal spawns hope
WASHJN<;T<>N (A I') Iran
1s CXJ>t><'ted to reply shortly lo
the U S. proposal lo exehangt•
frozC'n asst•ts for t ht· rt-le<!sc of
52 American hostage:-., a sen10r
('arlt'r administratwn offic ial
said today
Tht• offi l'ial. who asked nol to
be Hknt1fil'd, addt«l "Let's
hopt' 1t is something dose to
what Wt' ran aC'<'c•pt·, anct W<''ll
gel a <f<•al ...
Thi' way for a reply was
clean-cl by pass a gt• 111 the Ira
n1an l'arliament of an emergen-
c:y hill authorizin~ the a ppoint
mcnt of a neutral <:ounlry lo act
as the arb1tr<ftor or <•onnic·tmg
rinanc1al claims between the two
nations. the official said .
"This action .. docsn 't tell us
what their nnal position would
tw." the offidal said. "Wha l we
l'Xpctt is th<!l. in a day or so,
soonf'r ralh<.'r than later. they
will <.'omc to us with a reply."
The U.S proposal. taken to
T t' h r a n h y A I ~ e r i a n 1 n
'Never even thought
of murder' -Alaia
Ky Di\VIO KUTZMANN
Ot , ... Oatly Ptlel Sl•ll
Weeping-bitterly al times, Ur
Louis Alaia ended two d~ys of
testimony Tuesday by insislin~
once again that he harbored no
'conscious des ire to kill his
former wtfe 1>r a Long Beach at
torn ey both s la irt in the
County trial
ordered
for Diedrich
f"ormt•r Orange C1iunty Hoard
of Supervisors Chairman Ralph
Diedrich was ord ered =-today lo
st and trial in Oran~c County
Superior ('ourt on four year olfi
l'harges lhal hc partH·tpated m a
C'a m pa1gn fund l <iundcring
opernlion in llw 197fi l'ounly ch·<·
t ions
l>t edri<·h . 56, was ht·ld lo
a nswer on fo ur relony l·on
spirat·y eounts and a fifth misde·
mc;.inor allegation that he failed
to report financial contributions
as required by the Political
Reform A<•I of 1974.
·Tm disappointed . . . but
justice will out," Diedrich com
mentcd mome nts after Judge
Claude Owens issued his ruling.
Or:n:~ ,:_asl
\\'eat her
woman's lluntington Harbour
home last .lune 13.
·'I never even thought about
anything like that," Alai a said
as he choked back sobs. ·'I don't
recall reeling any conscious
hatred on June 13."
The gray-hair ed physician,
standing trial for murder in the
s tabbinli( deaths · of Margy l..ou
Ala1a. 37. a nd Marvin Tincher.
50, said that, even though he had
an "open marriage" with the
woman and s us pected he r of
s iphoning money from their
joint accounts, he r espected her
"as the mother or m y children."
Margy /\laia and Tincher were
ratally s tabbed after the Hunt
1ngton llarbour s urgeon had
~one lo the woman's home to
d1scwis weekend custody rights
lo his two children.
While defense attorneys havl'
never dented /\l aia was
responsible for the slayings,
they have maintained he s ur-
rer~ from diminished mental
l'aµacily due to an assortment or
s>crsonal a nd financial pres-
sur es, including highly emo·
tional a nd ran~orous divorce
proceedings with Margy Alaia.
The orthopedic surgeon. his
attorneys claim, also suffered
from the worsening e ffects of a
disease.Juwwn as nJA.rcolepsy, an
uncontrollable desire to sleep
During his final day on the
witness stand Tuesday, Alaia
w as ques tione d s harply by
prosecutor Richard Parnell.
Many o( the questions dealt with
Ala ia's feelings toward his
second wife a s well as Tincher,
against whom he was pursuing a
legal malpractice claim.
But Alaia, sobbing almost con
vulsively, said he harbored a
(See Al.AIA, Paae A2)
lermediaries Jan. 2. calls for un
frc1•zing alxml $9.5 billion in Ira
n1an assets an<I transferring
them into an l'Serow acl·ount
Tht· first installment, of about
$2.5 billion. would he released to
Iran :-.i multanecrnsly with the
fret• 1 n g of th t• A mt· r i can
hostag<:s. who h;i vc lit· en heltl
mort· than M months
Tht· offil'1<1l s aul the hill
passed by the Parliamt!nl n:
movt•s an ubst;.idc the Iranians
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FROSTY FLORIDIAN
Tolly Kovac keep• warm
Dee~freeze
losses soar
in Flnrida
Ry The i\s8CK'ialed Press
Florida growe rs ta llied more
losses today followin~ another
night of freezing temperatures
that have damaged winter
vegetables and as much as a fifth
of the orange crop. The mercury
COlD WAVE CAUSES
RASH OF DEATHS -A4
dropped to record lows in al least
five cities across the state.
Groves in the Indian River re-
gion, which wer e spared in Mon·
day night's freeze, suffered some
cold damage during the second
night, according lo Florida Citrus
Mutual Vi ce President Bobby
McKown. The full extent of the
da mage lo the groves, o n the
Florida east coast near Fort
Pierce and Vero Beach, is not
(See FLORIDA, Patire A?)
them selves placed in the path of
a settlement
Meanwhile, John ff. Trattner,
a State Department spokesman,
said "we really <'an't evaluate 1t
except that it seems a s tep in the
right direction.
Hut. Trattner added, "we still
havl· the s ame rundamcnlal
r1u e s l rnn s that re m a in un -
resol vl'd "
The l'arliamcnl <!djourncd un
t 11 S unday, however. without
(See HO!o\'Tt\Gt:s. Pa1te AZ>
Plans hit
on closure
of Bushard
By PWL SNEIDEltMAN
Of ... o.11, ~, ........
The Fquntain Valley School
Dislrid 's only middle school
~gram received a straight A
report card Tuesday night from
parents and students who oppost
plans to close Bushard School al
the end of the current te rm.
A standing-room-only crowd ol
about 200 attended a public hear
ing conducted by the district'!-
advisory committee on school
closures.
The commiltei? is considerinR
a plan lo close Bushard, I~
Education Lane, a separatt
facility on the same large cam·
pus.
Because of t he proximity ol
the two schools, there were no
prot ests about youn..:sters being
requirt>d to walk a long distance
lo a new school.
Instead, the two dozen peopl<'
who spoke to the committee
argued that closing Bushard
would end the district's only ex
periment with a school tha t
serves sixth, seventh and eighth
l(rade students exclusively.
T he speakers were unanimou!'
m declaring that the experiment
has been a success.
Several l(raduating eighth
graders. who will not be affected
by the closure the mselves.
praised several special pro-
grams at Bushard, inc luding
field trips. a studenl store and
t-lective classes such as sewing
and wood shop.
Othe rs claimed the middle
school provides a better transi
tion to high school than a con-
ventional K-8 school
"I am impressed by the elo·
que nce of these youngsters,"
said Jay Walker. a parent. ''If
we send them back to the other
schoo l with the younger
children. I think we'll be doing
them tremendous harm.'' Sunny Thursday but with
som e hig h cloudiness.
Pat chy fog along the coast
Thursday morning. Highs
64 to 68 at the beaches and 68
to 73 in the inland areu.
Lows lonJ"ht 52toS6. Saver's loser
Pat Downey, director ol the
Huntington Beach Boys Club,
which occupies a closed portion
of Bushard, said the middle
school proeram haa helped the
older s tudents to mature and has
reduced discipline problems.
INSIDE TOD~~ Tax rediree1 caah award •'They have pride In belonging
to this place," Downey said .
. __fiut·wsv"*' MQrlka_Rk>• - --------
IDOi boclc homl in t~ arm• For hia 1u11est1on that la sav-
o/ her mother, Georgia ing Oran1e County an estimated
,,. Htlgemoft, tn Son JoH todor $300,000 a year in taxpayen'
a/1n bftftg fOUltd in Merlco money, Deputy Marshal Roter
fHtdar. more than four Holt wa1 1uppoeed to receive a Jiff'• o/fn w m11atnioual11 cashawardof$1,!500.
dttappeored. < Stt dPfll PQ{le
AS). He received hla award 1'MI·
day durinc the county Board ol
SupervWorl' meeUn1 tn Sula
Ana. But Holt didn't 1et the fU1I
Sl,500. HeNCelvedJU1ttl,OU.
The other 9'15 waa taken out ln
tax".
Holt,•,Gt-Anabehn .............
t1 emplo1" for elpt yeen, WHD 't 1D91d9 I I fw about ..
cllffel"tDN, tlloqla. He 1QI lle'll
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to buy "so I can take my kids Marge Schnel_der agreed to c amplng." · Holt la the 18th county employee C See CLOSURE, Pase Al)
to win the maximum pre-taxes
cash award ol $1,500 and t.be an·
nual saoo.ooo aavln11 lrom h11
suneauon i• the lar1eat since the
county's 1u11e1Uon' pro1ram
was started more than five yean
•10. Tbn>uth the 1u11e1Uon pro-
1ram, employ ... whole=J·
aavlnt IUllllUGm are -...ed reeelve lO pereeet of U.. amuaJ
HYl..,.==-Umlt. lfeilt'• WOUid ....,. o.uia lD lralfte eomt
ntra U• ta romd ap m•tr
tMr oWldfGrlnftlG ..... ~··· ol ..... to Jiii at w,.,.. ... .....
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Jogger, 80, killed
by truck in Grove
An IO-year-old Jo11er wH
•med in Gardea Grove Tu.clay
when lhe wu t\nlfk by a pickup truck u lhe trted to run acrou
CbapmaaA...ue.
Rutb Tecat*f died at Palm
.Jlubar ffalp4l.I llDGll.aftw..JM
10 a.m. McidlDt OB~ Cbapmu
Juat .,. ol Buro ....., •·
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Set. P8.a ,.......~=.,
tlM ""'*· .Pldll_p •• · of Oardla o"°" ... , .
ing for more than this board of-
fer by seeking a one-year con·
tract with an immediate 12
percent pay hike.
Although about 144 instructors
will be laid off next year. dis·
trict officials note that there will
only be 75 fewer teaching posi·
tions .
An enrollment decline of l,000
students, (there are 18,600 now ),
r ed uctions in the maximum
c lass load fo r juniors and
seniors and cutbacks in driver's
education will eliminatelihe 75
teaching positions, Abbott ex
plained.
Proposed c utbacks in the
sport.s program include elimina·
lion ol gymnastics, girls· hockey
and all junior varsity sports.
So ph o more ba seba ll ,
freshman and sophomore tennis
for bc>ys and freshman and
sophomore c ross country for
boys also would t>c eliminated
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FOUNTAIN VALLEY BANDSMAN FACES 'INSPECTION'
Rep. Bedhem look• up to Bob Ven Quekelberg
Band lacks funds,
but going to DC
The Fountain Valley High
School band has not raised
enough money to finance Its trip
to Washington D.C. to perform
at Ronald Reagan's presldentJal
Inauguration next Tuesday.
But school Principal David
Hagan says the group is 1otn1 to
the nation's capitol Friday
anyway __: nying then and P•Y·
Ing later.
Fund-raisln1 ef(orta to pay for
the trip apparently will fall short
by at least $20,000, Ha1an aaid.
He said the band will loan
betf tl0,000 that It lrn...,,._.l'c!:-
cumulatinc over the past live
year.1 to buy new uniform•. ·
He said the school'• AalOciat·
ed Studet Bddy allo ta loaplq
•11.000 to the lM·member b..a
and banner 1qaad. Shrteen
adulu al80 wm make the trip
wtlh \be m.ielam.
The ti;tp mttaally waa eltimat·
ed to ttott tll1000, N40 per
person, but the mrllnel II ltvllll
the band a 1roap dlteovnt,
lowertaa tlM r'OUlld trip fan to
'11,000, ~ uN.
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school units invited lo play at
the Presidential inauguration
Nationwide, 400 bands applied
for the honor.
The presidential inauguration
com mltlee selected the group
based on color photos. tape re-
cordlnp ol its music. and rec-
om mendaUons. The school was
notified Dec. 5.
Band teacher Frank Hames
admit.a that the red. white and
blue color ol lhe uniforms prob-
ably worked in lhe band's
favor.
CADDIE ROILED
ON FIRST CAIL
"I sold my Caddie to the fint
person who saw tt."
That'• the advertiain1 aucce11
slory of the Newport Beach man
who placed thla ad ln the Daily
Pilot: ·
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Chrysler's '""'ival
auYJiu loan decision
WA.~JllN<.iTON <At' I WU.h It. 1"1YIVlll h•n•1n1 IQ the
balan<·e. l 'hl"y1llrr t 'orp ta r a'41M between wslon complalnta lhat
thf' l um11u n wanu tuu rmu-h from Ila worken •nd 1ovemmeol
t)in1 11 that 1h1• firm ,h,,uld "t~u•1tin l'Vt!ll mon :.wlltet! (•uncesslons
frhm thtim
<"o<bpan) offl t•1i.li. t11u 1&•111~ with Unllad Aulu Workers
1 ... c1 ... n U...ouah •h., nittht 1n ho~ uf narrvwin1 lhtt arap eoouah lo
t'.fthr«" \ht> 1toven1m .. nt tu acuu1tntt!4: an add1Uonal $400 mllUon In
hl•na l(11lN•IJ I tw balttirf'tl llUlom•hr jOU., Ill leaat II little lon1er
T.h•· lllL.,WN lJt'I h i.v1> tht' hnal thumbs up or thumbs down
'1.cn•I for ( 'hn '>lt•r 14 ;ii. t'llll«lttt--.1 hater todaay at 11 meeting of the
!'hr\ '>ll'r l..1 .. 111,c ~ujar 1t fllt'1' Uua1t.l
OH"""' •a.w ••tlrr••r
'\It ll!'\I t > 1>ru1t I AP 1 I r illl hias nus~ 011 pnces by Si! a bu
1 d •• rt ... ·tl\"" J llO I to 137 for hKht aude and $36 for hl'avy r rude , the
Ir .1n 1.a11 ri .. w, i.~enr > l'i.n. imnounced today
Th•· in1·rt!1:t1te!t wen~ not a!t high a!t forecaas t by lJ S ml tradt'
'''u rl't'!t 14 h<> ant1<·11Jalcd tht-lr11J1ian action followanj( 11 round of
11r 11 t· hike' k 1t•kcd off an mid December by a dt'c·1~11m of the
1 1q~an1tut1vn hf Petroleum Exl'(1rtmg Countries to authorut• pn <'e
tnl'rl'd.'>t:!t of UIJ l(J $41 a barrf!I
Ma rl.wn IHu-11 I a ,... .. r• .
W i\k SAW l'oland <Al'l Thousands of workt•rs hud down
th ,·11 tno b for t wu hour!> today an a town near the Soviet border and
pr11t~·,1cri. rlra pt'<l rt<d and wtule Polish Oags on buses and trolley~
111 Wari.aw. whert! tht! Soviet commander of East Bloc forces met
with the natmn's communist Party chief.
Worker~ at 30 enterprises employing some 60,000 people In th£
l1>wn of Hzcszow, about 40 rttiles from the Soviet frontier. struck in'
support of formers seeking to organize a union independent ot
l'ommuni~t Party conlrol, laborsources reported .
ltll•ltap ltllb drf .,rr
MOUCAN CITY, I.a. (AP) -A cable snapped on an offshore
drilling rig today hurling three men into the Gulf of M·exlco, a Coast
<;uard s pokesman said. One man was killed, one-was injured and
lhl' third was missing. Ueta11s ot the accident were sketchy.
Coast (;uard spokesman Doug Sandos said he was told the
t hree were being hoisted aboard the rig when the cable snapped
and dropped them into the Gulf. Butanemployeeofthe Merit Drill-
ing Co., owners of the rig, said he understood the three were work·
ing ar ound a rrane when the cable snapped and whipped the three
men off the platform. ----
Pfa11r rrulw• 11111 10
RAMSTEIN, West Germany (AP) Two U.S. Air Force
planes crashed in Europe today at s eparate sites and at least 10
servicemen were killed . the U.S. Air Force a nd Air Force
sources s aid. --
Eight crewmen were dead and one was missing after a
C-130 transport crashed on lake-off from this air base near the
f''ranco-German borde r, the Air Force reported.
In Spain, a U.S. Phantom F -40 jet crashed 60 miles northeast
or G uadalajara, killin~ its two occupants, Air Force sources said.
FLORIDA FREEZES. • •
known, McKownsaid.
Elsewhcrc in the citrus region,
heavy frost on trees. buds and
leaves did furthe r d a mage,
despite higher temperatures than
the past two nights, Mc Kown said.
Sout h Florida was s pared
som ewhat by patchy high cloud1-
n t·~s . acc•ording t o Nationa l
Ewing named
assistant
to Wieder
Ca rolyn l':wing, vice president
fo r c·ommunity and governmen·
ta l affairs for the Huntington
He<1<'h· f',ountain Valley Board of
Hl'altors, has been named as an
excculive assistant to Orange
<'ounly Supe rvisor Ha rrie tt
Wieder .
-Ms Ewing, 39, of Yorba Lin-
da, will replat"e Jim Hayes, who
is returning from Mrs. Wieder's
2nd District office to a post in
the County J\dministrative Of·
f1 ce.
Meanwhile, new Isl District
Su pervisor Roger Sta nton an
nount·ed today the selection or
l>an Mille r . a seven-ye ar
'cm1>loyce in the administra tive
uff-icof'. as a new executive assis·
tant
• M,i; 1<:wing hai; been mayor.
t'ity l'ouncil member and plan-
•ning <'ommissionc r in Yo rba
Linda She also was executive
<lireclor from 1976 to 77 for the
!Orange County division of the 1 1.eaguc of California Cities.
; Mi lier. 30, of Santa Ana is
:C'hief of the legis lative division
:in the administi'ltive office. He
;is the fifth as111i stant lo be named
;by Stanton, who took office Jan. ;s.
: Miller has a master's degree
•in public administration from
.:the Univers ity of 'southern
.!California a nd a master's
!degree in history from Cal State
·Fullerton. ! His annual salary as executive
t asslstant was not disclosed, but
!Miller earns $32,SOO In his
~~sent j=ob=·---
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Weather Service forecasters.
Weather forecasters said heavy
frost formed in most other farm-
ing areas during the night a s t ern
peratures in central and northern
r e gions were mostly in the
rn id-20s to around 30. Readings of
near 20 were reported in some col
de r spots of north-central and
west-central Florida.
Daytona Beach reporte<J a rec
ord low of 19 for this dale, break-
ing the record set in 1964. A low of
20 in Orlando broke the 1964 rec
or d of 27, and Tampa's 29 was 1
de gree lower than the r ecord set
in 1973. In Fort Myer s, the
m ercury fell to 31, beating the re
cord of 35 set in 1964. And it was 47
in Key West. The coldest previous
.Jan. 14 was 49, a mark set in 1948.
Tuesday's lows included : 8 in
T allahassee, breaking the 1971
record by 3 degrees; 13 in
.Jacksonville. breaking the 95·
year-old January mark by 2
degr ees; 22 in Tampa, 'breaktnl(
a 1905 mark, and 32 in Miami.
the coldest J a n. 13 s ince 1962.
Jenrette cash
Ahscam loot?
WASHINGTON CAP> More
than a dozen of the $100 bill the
wife of forme r Re p . John
Jenre tte s aid s he found in
J enrette's.. closet last week were
part of the Abscam bribery
money the South Caro lina
Democrat was convicted of ac-
cepting, The Washington Post
has quoted sources as saying.
Jenrette, who has denied tak-
ing money from FBI undercover
agents, could not be reached for
comment on the report. But he
told the Poet on Monday, "I can
ass ure you if the money came
from Abscam I'll walk into jail
right now."
Jenrette said the 125,000 found
by his wile, Rita, was from a
variety of sources, includint his
law office, leaal funds donat.ed
·by friend• and "money my
mother 1ave me before sbe
died." Rita Jenrt_tte haa said she
is seekina a divofce from the ex·
_ .s:onsresaman. • __ •
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VOL 1•, NO. 14
Marina
• neanng ..
reality?
By n :aav CLAUSEN
Of -o.ffJ ...... Sutt <.:011t1t Mesa consultant Ken-
neth S1tmpson is 11oundln1 more
optimlstk about the chances for
a small bo»t marina at the
mouth of the Santa Ana River.
Sa mp1wn told City Council
mt'mbers earlier this week that
~event! positive events have OC·
<·u rred since his negative July
re1wrt rcteardmte efforts to gain
m a rana sup110rt al various gov
t•rn mt.-nt al levels
Those e ven t s. Sa mps on
'l:ud, anrludc what now appears
to be positi ve s upport by
Nt•w1x>rt lleach city offi cials ; a
1·ha nl(t' in lJ S. Army Corps of
fo:n l(mLoers <'Ommanders in the
lot·al re..:1on. a new administra -
1 um in Washington. D.C .. and
-;tu ll1t·~ proving that the en-
d;rn ..:1..•n·d least tern feeds mostly
at ~ca ruther th<.in in the rivers
1·m11tyinl( into the P<1cific Ocean.
"Wt• <1n· ril(ht at the point he re
wht•rt.• wt"rt• KOing to bring
•·vt•ryttunl( together or we are
not.'' he told the council.
·'This is a very critical period
111 our mission." he added.
Thi· pro posed 3,000-boa t
rnarin<1 . b<1cked by Costa Mesa,
t ht· City of Huntington Beach
and tht· County of Orange, ac
tually would be built on river.
mouth proJ>erty owned by the
county
The key to the $40 m illion proj-
e<:t, though, is considered to be
approval by the California
Coastal Commission whi<:h cur-
r ently considers the 80 acres in-
volvt•d as natural wetlands.
Sam pson said the s tate com·
m ission is scheduled lo rule on
lo<·a l coasta l plans under de·
vt•lopment by rnastal cities and
t•ounties this year.
II unlingt on Beach , Orange
( 'ounty and Costa Mesa already
s up1>ort the marina in the ir
plans . Ncwax>rt Heach officials
previously had not opposed the
pla n . hut they wouldn 't en ·
1·11uragc it e ither , Sa mpson
nolerL
Suhsttqucnlly, he said Mon-
day. a nt<wl y clec·ted council ma·
jority and c·1t y administrators
indic·all' mort! enthusiasm for
the manna in their coastal plan.
f'l"OlllP..,,,. A I
CLOSURE • •
fo r ward the s tude nts' and
parents' comments on to district
tr us tees.
Hut concerning a reversal of
11lans to close Bushard, she said
lhe committee's hands may be
tied.
Mrs. Schneider liaid trustees
orde red the committee to con-
s 1 d c r all of the district's 17
SC'hools in evaluating closure
lancets a nd to disregard pro-
gramming in their recommen·
dation
As a result, she said, the com·
millet-must base its decision on
facts and figures such as enroll-
m e nt . With 312 students,
Bushard has the lo1oVest enroll·
ment in the district, she said.
One parent suggested that
older students from Wardlow
School. another closure target,
be moved lo Bushard to increase
the enrollment.
Mrs Schneider replied that
clistricl trustees have told the
com millee that the district will
operate on a K·8 basis through
next year . with no immediate
emphasis on middle schools .
The closure of at least one
school al the end of the c urrent
ye ar h as been ordered by
trustees because or declining
enrollment and decreased fund·
ing
16 seeking
FV collncil;
15 queried
The Founta in Valley City
Council has conducted all but
one of its preliminary interviews
with 16 candidates vyin1 for the
council seat vacated this month
by Roger Stanton.
M •)'or Al Hollinden said a
sch edulfng conTilc prevente~
the council from compl«.in1 its
last.. inl«.V.j9*' W-it41ADA
commissioner John McKnithl,
at a special session Tuesday
night.
He said the council will ip-
tervlew McKni1ht durint its
reaular meet.int neat Tuesday.
Also at that meettn1, tbe council
memben will narrow the fleld of
candidatea to three to five
fln1U1ta and will 1chtdule addi·
. Uonalintervtews with them.
Holllnden aaid the council wUI
make it.I ftnaJ choice at ill Feb.
3 meeUnc or at a 1pecial .... 1on
1hortly before tbat date.
The new eoandl membr~ll
11rv1 tbe remainder ol Stantan'1 term, whlcb explnt in April, t•.
"It'• ........ poup ol ....
plicanta," lloW8den Aid. "ft'•
1ota1 to bl a "'1 tou1b dldllaa to ptduee."
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Conditions a~c fairly frigi~ in the Soviet Union these d ays
loo , a s confirmed by this young Muscovite who is all b~ndled up for a sled ride in central Moscow . Tuesday
night's Moscow low was 12 degrees . Jt was snowing to· day .
Wisconsin official
said sex off ender
OSHKOSH , Wis. c AP> State
offic ials we re s tunne d when
William T . Boerum, director of
the Winne bago Mental Health
Institute , was chuged with a
series of sex offenses involving
Caner plans
final speech
WASHJNGTON <AP )
In his last formal s peech
as chief e xecutive, Presi-
dent Carter bids farewell
to the nation tonight at 6 in
a talk that aides describe
as a look at the challenges
that will confront the
world after Carter has re·
turned to Plains, Ga.
The 20-minute speech
will be broadcut live
from the Oval Office at 6
p .m . by th e maj o r
t e l e vi s ion n e tworks
<Channels 2, 4, 7 and 28
and on radio on KFWB
and KNX.)
One White House of-
lid al, who asked not to be
identified, said the presi-
dent wanted to make his
last speech a forward-
looking "delineation of the
problems the nation and
the world will be facing in
the future,·· rather than a
review of the victories and
dis appointments of the
last four years.
boys. They were even m ore sur
f'rised when "told he was n't
William T. Roerum
Boerum. who h ad bee n 1n
C'ha rge or the state run mental
hospit<1I near Oshkosh the pa!>t
yt!ar . was f ir e d aft e r i n
vestigators announced he w11s
an impostor, appa rently using
the name of a former college
c lassmate who 1s a hanking ex
ceut1ve near San Fran('1sco
Winnebago County District Al
t orney Robert lla wlcy saul al a
rwws <·onferem·e Tuesday that
Hoerum's fingerprint~ matched
l hOS(.' or Ray mond L. M atzhr.
~Hi. a fugitive from a sex charge
in New York.
llawley sa id the st'alute of
limitations apparently had run
out on that charge and New
YQrk offi C'ials would not seek t!X
t radilion. ·
In Greenbrae. Calif , hanker
William T. Boerum said he knt.·w
a Raymond Malzkcr while al
M <1 nhatta n College 1n T he
Rronx. N. Y
Boerum, a Vl<'l' president or
the <.'rocker National Rank, said
he last s aw Matzker t he day
lht')' gradua ted in 1966. and has
h<1d no contact with him s ince
receiving a tele1Jhone call from
him two or thrt'c years later
Boe rum s aid he did not know
1f the man held in Milwaukee
W11s his former classmate .
"I don't know what to make of
it," he said. "I couldn't imagine
why he would use m y name. He
ohviously knew a lot of people on
campus, people that you have
lunch with once in a while ."
p,..p-AJ
ALAIA •••
dtatb wtab Oftly for hlmHll u
hl1 penonal probl1m1 became mort bwdlDIOmt.
·'I Juat felt muy Um11 r 'Ult
wanttd to dJt ... I Juat didn't S
undtntand why at my a11 (50),
after all my work and succe11,
that I should be under1oin1 so
much strain .... " the murder
ciere ndant told the seven·
w o man, five-man Jury 1n
S uperior Court Judie Byron
Mc Millan's courtroom. 01 Alala said he had "koots in r 1
my chest" almost every day and ti
added that the only thing which t
ke pt him from taking his own
life was ttis third wife, Susan. "I ,~
wo uld have killed myselJ if it e
hadn't been for Sue," Alaia said. rf
The defendant said be never
thought of killing Margy Alaia
during his bitter custody battles
with her and denied mali:ing
threats against her to other peo-
ple. lie conceded that he disliked
Tincher, who once represented
him in several legal matters, but
a lso denied wanting to kill him.
During a break in Tuesday's
t est imo ny, defense attorney
Albe rt C.S. Ramsey said he was
pleased with his client's ap· s
pcarance on the stand.
"I had lo put him on and. he
didn 't disapJ>Oint me," Ramsey
said
F,...,.Pag.-AI
HOSTAGES
acting on another measure pro
posed hy the Iranian govern·
ment to aid in solving the crisis
Desl'ile delays in Parliament
the Iranian government has in'.
dit·atL>tt it was seeking to meet a
l"rid ay de adline set b y the
Carte r admini s tration for
reaching an agreement befort·
President Carter leaves office.
And Iran's chief negotiator ,
Hehzad Nabav1. said, "We arc
going to release the hostages m
the coming two or three days or
try them."
!'J aha v 1, h ea d I r an i an
nt'got1 ator in lhe slalemalt'
ml'ntroncd de<.·1s1ve a ction on th~
hostages in two or three days in
what was seen by observers a s
an t'ffort to f'USh Parliame nt into
aC't111n f>n both e m c rgenc·y
rn t•asures
M canwhtlt'. Swiss authorities
issued an attachment o rder un a
villa in St Moritz ownt'd by tht·
fu mtly of lhc late s hah of Iran
Meeting set
for parents·
E xperts of marriage, family
a nd children's proble ms will
part1cipalt' in a free seminar en
till ed "Parents Under Stress"
Sa&.urday at Golden West College
in lfuntm~on Reach.
Th (' program 1s o pe n t o
1rnrents In the community as
well as health professionals. The
St'minar will begin al 9 a.m. in
Health Science Room 131.
The s eminar will be led by
J ohn T Burgess and Terrenn·
Downes, psychotherapists in
private practice in Huntington Uca <•h ·
Winter Sale Starts
Stop By Now For Best Selection
Drexel creates
a classic chaise
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"I'' ·1 1.ilty .,. 1'. 1111! L.t'.I' ot ti 11•. qr d(J•lul y
(1lfJfhrt1nru•d 1)1o11'.I' lortq11r! Wt• kf!fJw yrni w ill
.Jqr1::c lhCH! .irt-· lew ri~Jlf? ef(•111tnl w.1ys tu ti11ny
c:omtort<ttlie "'~atinq 11110 .t l;tWmom W.111
Drexel" own q11.il1ty tilt 1U "''" •n " r.hrnrP. of
--tru•tirlOllS tal>r1<"', •I'" l;C111q <,I IC.lwn .i·. part o f ow
-Tr~rcrnr.<>lc.,·colk?tfl<Jri .. ~11qf11hii'
J
Bluff house OK'd
But CdM neighbors haven't given up-
Der.ta Br" vkh hH won ap
provaJ from the South l'oHt
R.-11onel C'outal Commlaalon l(I
build lua U\rtt lt!.vel dreamhowle b~ICl1" th~ blufh (IVt'rhM1k1nec
Corona d~I llhr Statf' ht'1u·h
· It w liAh h.111 se1·tin<I 11 mt· 11 round
'4 1th th«-romm1u10t1 Ht-1·ai11w
up a l<»tt'r la.111 y.-•r 1md had 1111
luc-1& •PP"•hntc hlh 1·u .. tu tht·
llt atf' t'llillltal 1•11mm1.-11111ri
ffl.S Vil TOa V Monda..y aftt-r
noon In Hunt 1ngt<>n lh~111·h
thouah 1·ouhJ ht-~hurt It ved
A &roul' of Corona del Mar rei.
1dents. wbo live on the inhllld
~ldl' of <kt.> an &ult'\ 1trd. havt•
hinted tht'.) will appt:al tu thr
~Idle r umm1 .. ll1Un to U \ erturn
the re~IVOdl .. ppro\ al
Tht> rcMdent!-. repn.~llent~I LI>
~t''41J ll rt a tt ur n t) Jame'
Parker maintain lir1tv1ch 'i. pro
posed bluH fan home n ear
Heliotrope Avenul' would d isrupt
'1ew!l and his dra veway would
1·ut an unsightly p<ith through a
~ras s) strip th1tt '' become a
favo rite p1 cn1 r a nd s unset watchin~ spot
B R IT \' I (' II T 0 L D l' o rn
missioners he had modified has
driveway plans to take out as ht
Affer r~airs
tit-or Ow 1raaay strip .. pc»li·
bl" Ile told commlaa1onera the
inn •lnp 111 actually • public
r1111ht -t>I way and ntver haa been
dnaicnaited 111 a city or state
1111rk
< '11mm1&i.1111\t'r!i •PProved h.is
huuli~ l'llln on • ~·J· l vote Com ·
1111 01on"rs· J•d11e Heathe r
11l11i1 yor ot Newl'Ort) and Har-
rit·t t Wieder I Oraniit-County
-.upt1r v1sur J sided w1lh Britvic h
0 11 tht:o vote
IN A RELATED sk1rm1sh in
Newport Beuch Monday even
1n l!:. Bnl v1rh a~a1ri' c ame away a
winner
The Corona del Mar objectors
a sked Newport city councilmen
to block construction of the Brit
vu:h home and preserve the land
as open space
The residents, one of whom has
lived in the same Ocean Avenue._
house for 70 years, mounted their
drive during the council's conti·
nuing discussion on the city's
Local Coastal Plan. f"
~
ATTORNEY PARKER, fresh
from the commission session,
said he had nothing against Brit·
vit·h or his plans, but simply
Safety of county's
new hall assured
The Orange County Board of
Supervisors has been assured
that the structurally defective
Hall of Administration in Santa
Ana· will be a safe building once
Sl m illion m repairs a re com -
pleted.
"There can he no question but
that it will be sound." Stanley
Krause, a count y General
Services Agency assistant dire<"
tor , said Tuesday 1n response to
a question from Super visor
Bruce Nestande.
N ESTANDE SAID he wanted
GSA officials lo be "rigid a nd
tough" in overseeing repair
work scheduled lo begin soon.
The firs t phase of the repair
... · .. ·project, .. lo cost a n estima ted ~· $600,000. will involve improving
= -connections between the col·
umns that support the five ·story
~ s tructure a nd its i ndividua l
floors.
Nestande expressed concern
that the building, despite t he re-
pairs, "may still not be ade-
quate "
THE SUPF.RVISOR said he
wanted to avoid further e mbar·
rass~t to the county or "mis-
use of public funds ."
Joining Nestande in express-
ing concern over t he building
was s upervisor Harn ett Wieder.
who said CiSA officials s hould
consider ways of improving the
monitoring of construc tion of
public buildings .
Citing a practice she s aid was
used in the private sector . Mrs .
Wieder said a "cle rk Of the
works" should be employed as
a n independent third party to
oversee county cons truction
jobs.
WHEN KRAUSE pointed out
that offic i als of the GSA ·s
Arc hitectural and Engineering
Division do just that , Mrs .
Wieder commented, "That's my
proble m . They're count y
employees."
Sh e said it was like "the fox
watching the chicken coop."
Al the suggestion of board
Chairman Ralph Clark, Krause
wa~ inst.nu:ted to study Mrs.
Wieder's suggestion and provide
a report to the board at an un·
specified future date.
TU ESDA V'S d iscussion was
prompted by consideration or a
GSA request to employ Gentosi
B rother s of Costa Mesa to
coordinate the r epair work.
County officials estim ated that
the firm will be paid about
$90,000 to "schedule, coordinate
a nd oversee" work performed
by contractors in repairing the
building.
;;
Planners reject
San Juan appeal
An appeal by San Juan
Capistrano to stop a housing de ·
velopment on a ridgeline above
the city has been turned down by
the Or ange County Planning
Commission.
The commissioners voted 3·2
Monday lo uphold an earlier a p·
proval given the developments
in the Colinas de Capistrano
area by the county Subdivision
Committee.
and Shea Homes until a final rul-
ing is issued.
THE PROJECTS are part of
plans for a 2,800·unit planned
community on 1,175 acres int.he
hills northwest of San Juan
Capistrano.
Commissioners stressed Mon-
day that their judgment was dis-
c retionary on whether the de·
velopment plans violate a coun·
ty mandate tQ preserve the
ridgeline, where possible.
Commissioners Fred Light
and William MacDougall sided
with the city, claiming that the
plans violate the intent of the
general plan.
THE CITV HAS two weeks to
decide whether to appeal the
commission's decision to the
county Board of S upervisors .
Planning Director Tom Merrell
said the city's practice in the
past has been to. appeal.
The city already has filed a
lawsuit in Orange County
Superior Court seeking a hall to j the developme nt near the
1 ridgeline because the city con-
1 tends the grading proposal
violates the county general plan.
Commissioners Alvin Coen,
Irv Pickler and A.E. Wooden
voted to turn down the appeal
and allow the development.
Statue sought
LIVERPOOL, England CAP)
Judge Edward Wallin has
granted a preliminary injunc·
~ lion stopping gradln1 on the
rid1eline for three housing !l projeda propoeed by the Cam·
, peo¥ C4!1'P., Howqd Miirk Ho"!"'
-The hometown of the BeaUes •
has relaunched • cempaip to
commemorate the Fab Four
with a statue. Beatles fans
around the world wiU be asked
I
~ .
to contribute to a fund expected
to raiaeabou_tSO!OOOpounda.
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aerviee 34 houri • day, aev.a. da19 a Weft.
wanted Lo insure that the bluff.
face is preserved in It.a natural
state.
He ~nted out there are pro·
vi1lons in the city's proposed
coastal plan for acquiring
prlvate'y held property as open
space with state money.
Council members, taking in-
formal votes on portions of the
coas tal plan, rejected the open-
space proposal on a 5·2 vote.
Councilmen Paul Hummel and
Don Strauss favored open space.
THE COUNCIL, though, did
not complete ly wash its hands of
the issue. It agreed to delay vol·
ing on whether to change the
ioning on three privately owned
lots below Inspiration Point in
Corona del Mar.
The three lots, located below
0<'ean Boulevard and south of
the Brit vi ch property, currently
a re ioned .for residential use.
Cons truction of a ho use has
begun on one of the lots.
City planners have recom·
mended that state runds be used
to acquire the property and pre ·
serve it as open space.
Council members will take up
that question during a special
s t'ssion next Monday at 3 p. m .
Pickler·
will chair
planners
Irv Pickler . the 4th Distnct
appointee lo the Orange County
Planning Commission, has been
elected as its chairman for 1981.
Pic kler. 59, of Anaheim, has
been a m ember of the com·
mission for two years s ince be-
ing named to the group by 4th
District Supervisor Ralph Clark_
He succeeds A. E. Wooden, the
1st District representative to the
com mission.
Wooden's tenure on the com -
miss ion apparently will e nd
soon. First District Supervisor
Roger Stanton said he has in·
formed Wooden that he will
make his own appointment to
the commission.
Wooden originally wa,; ap-
pointed in 1974 by Supervisor
Robert Battin a nd retained by Supervisor Philip Anthony. whom
Stanton defeated in t he No-
vem ber election.
Third D istric t S upe r visor
Bruce Nestande, who replaced
former Super visor Edison Miller
earlier this month, has not de-
cided whether to retain Com-
miss ioner Fred Light on the
five· member commission.
A Nestande aide s aid the
supervisor intends to interview a
number of applicants, including
Li ght, a nd then c hoose a
representative.
Light, who was appointed by
Miller, said he told Nestande he
wants to remain on the com-
mission.
Pickler, a former owner of a
printing business in Anaheim,
has been involved in various
civic roles, including his mem·
ber ship on the board of trustees
for the Anaheim Union High
School Districl.
Boat owners
receive OK
to relocate
Forty boat owners have re-
cei ved permission from the
O r a nge Co unty Board or
Su pervisor s to m ove their
vessels from silt-laden slips to
others owned by the county .
The silt began a ppearing at
the h arbor a rt.er heavy rains
sent tons of sediment through
the San Juan Creek channel last
winter.
The county and coastal com-
mission have been talking about
removing the silt, but so far h•·
ven 't agreed on conditions for the
dredging.
Boat owners, meanwhile, were
see ing their slips filled by the
s lit, wh.ich had the potential of
damaging hulls during low tides.
Many of the slips at Dana
Point are sub·leased to boat
owners by private companies
which lease the facilities from
the county. But the county does
retain some slips, and those
were the ones lent to the
seafarers with sllt·clo11ed slips.
The boat owners will use their
ori1lnal aUps If end when the
dredlinl Is completed, officials
Hid.
Clock ticks cloeer
CHICAGO (AP> -Tbe banda
of the "Qoomlday Clock" ticked
tbr .. mlautee cloHr to nuclear
dHtrucUon Jut year and
1topped at Just four mtautel to
11mlclnilbl" -lta m01t periloal
PollUoD llDce t•. •eeordial to • ttltldle buUi&&ll ........ to dram.U. tM daqer ol nuclear war. ·
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~. Janu.ry 14, 1911 DAIL V PILOT A:J
APWI,. .......
Cities'
highway
cash cut
By GLENN SCOTT
Of ... 0.lly Pl ... S .. H
The 26 cities in Orange County
sooa will be getting a message
not to count on state highway
funds to improve their congested
roads and freeways during the
next few years.
The Orang' Co unt y
Transportation Corllmission de·
cided Monday to send such a let-
ter explaining to city officials
tha t expected deficits in the
Caltr a ns budget will cancel
future construction projects un·
less new financing is arranged.
In Newport Beach. for exam-
ple, the message will mean that
a proposed s ix-la ne extension .
linking the Coro n a del Mar
Fre e way t o M acA rth ur
Boulevard won't be started m.
planned in 198.1.
Thal SIL 7 million project was
one of many dropped from the
s tate Transp o rtation Com-
mission's five-year plan for
Orange County because of insuf
ficient runds.
In all, Orange County s tands
to los(.•$95.4 millaon wor th or pruJ·
eels already approved by the
s tat e for implc m c nlat 1o n
throughthe 1985-86 fiseal ye<ir
Other lost projeC'ls include
s rH·nding ahout $2 million for
widening to two lanes the <:on
nt>l' tor roads bet ween the Santa
Ana and the Newport freeways
and a $10 million proposal to
widen parts of Pacific Coa~l
Highway
Flyi119 Iii~ SffHf•f•r
Transportation rom m iss i1in
mem bers have tried to mustt:r
as much politi<:al clout <ts poss1
hie lo force the slate legislatun·
and Gov F.dmund G. Brown Jr
to pas:-. a polili<·<illy unpopular
1ntrcasc in gasoline taxes_ T o m Monroe of lluntsv1Jle, Ala., shows off some of his
skill w ith a Fris bt•t' in this multiple-exposur e p h oto.
Mo n r<w's l•'risbt•t' throw. run and ratth mark of 271.2 feet
is lis t ed 1n thl• eurrcnl <;umrws~ Book of World Records
Tht.·y havt• rc1watedly brought
up th<' 1ss u<.'. which thc•y <'l aim 1s
tht' most c·rit1eal issue facinl!
t hem The N1unty commission
has l•ndors<·d an int·rcasc from
lht• t urrcnt .st•vcn-cent lax to us
muc h a!> 1:1 rents JH'r gallon t<•
raist· funds for what th ey say
a re needed improveme nts.
N ewi)ort to keep
porno shop closed? If that in<·rease. or a simil<ir
ont•. is authorized . then th1·
projects droppt..'<1 from the five-
year plan could he re ·inserted.
).aid Hon Cole. an <1dmmislraliv1•
aide with the commission
By ST•:v•: MARBI.•:
OI -O•llY Piiot $1Afl
Newport Beach l'ity offir1ab
are hoping to use fi re to f1 gllt
-f~re in their bld to lcc1•p th1·
arson damaged Talk of lht•
Town bookstore from re1111enmg
In docume nts riled with the
Fourth District Court o f Ap·
peals, the city a rgues that it wa!-.
las t October's fire . not city law,
that closed down the sex em
porium
BUT IF THE court allows the
bookstore to reopen, says the c1
ly, the shop owners will be in
violation of an emergency or
dinance that w e nt o n the
lawbooks prior to the fire
The emergenc·y ordinance,
late r replaced by permanent
law. slapped a moratorium on
all adult entertainment .
City offi cials m aint ain Talk of
the Town owners were in viola-
tion of the em ergency ordinance
when they opened s hop and
never received proper permits.
The city threatened lo C'lose the
bookstore .
Gem
Talk
llv J (' 111 '.'WPllHJl-:s
( '1•rt1fll'd fi1·m1il11N1.,1. A ( ;,o.;
THE ASSAY OFFICE
o .~''""" frmn tlir pn.~t
Re member the scenes in the
old western movies when the
g r iuled o ld gold prospector
would take his sa ck of dust or
nuggets lo a n official "assay
offi ce" to be weighed and
graded by a gent with a balance
sce1le? Those offices have not
been around for a long time, but
they're on the way back. The
first of several regional U. S.
Assay Offices is expected to be
opened in Providence, R.I .. a
major center of gold jewelry
manufacturing. The office is
expected to have two major
functions: Cl) assaying jewelry
gold for proper grade and gold
·content and (2) 1iving official
government approval and
sanction to the quality of U.S.
jewelry product.a. This stamp of
approval should help our
balance of payment.a situation
abroad by increa1tn1 foreten
sales. It won't be quite as
romantic H tbe 1rl11led old
pro1pector and the assayer with
the •lmple 1calea. But the basic
Hha will be the same :
protection for 1old atlten and
buyers, includin1 the U .S .
con1umer. The old pro8pector
would like that.
'
Hut the fire, tht.>y say. be at them
to the punch
In otht-r words , s ays City At
I ornf'y I fuRh Coffin-;-a boaTd"'1
up. f1rl' ~utted bookstore is one
t hin~. hut if it ~oes back into
bus int.•ss, il would ht> an illegal
US(.'
-This argument was filed by
tht• c·ity m response to efforts by
bookstore owners to reopen the
s hoµ al 2930 w_ Coast Highway.
Last month, an Orange County
judge took s1<fes with the city
ancl ordered the bookstore to
cease business. It a lready had
bcl·ausc of fire damage.
ATTORNEY JOSH Kapla n,
re presenting bookstore owner
Thomas Wade, appealed the
case early this month. fie asked
the rourt to let Wade open up
again while the appeal is being
deliberated
No decision has been m ade.
City officials contend Wade
v 1olaled city building laws by
expanding h is business without
permission. They say he con-
struclt.'d "viewing booths" to
show porno m ovies.
Hut without some m crt.>ase 1n
revenut'. he s aul state plannn:-.
figun• that 1nflat1on and rlwm
dling tax revenues will rreate a
$1 b11l1on defi cit, thus <·re<iting
the need to throw out proposed
project<; throughout the statf'
Mesa burglar
'invited'
An east Costa Mesa woman
tc>ld police s he le ft the back door
of her condo minium open for h1·r
roommate's cat Monday when
she left on a 45·minutc s hoppin,:?
trip.
Ofricers said a burglar en-
tered the home through the oixm
door, grabbed a jewle ry ra~c
and ned.
Cindy Jayne Brown told police
the gem case, left on the dining
room table, contained about
S4,l00 worth of jewelry
OMEGA QUARTZ
TAILORED TO
YOUR LIFESTYLE
Om•ga. a fitting and flatt•tlng componlon for
th• mon and for th• woman whoM llf•·styl•s or•
spotk•d by chong•-of·poc• ond chon<Jf-<>f·ploc•I
Both mod•ls In y•llow gold·flll•d COM at•
Omega Quoru for on·tlm• accuracy within
's•conds a month. S.• t~m ond oth•t Omegas
In out coll•alon.
J. C.Jlump~ri.6 J.w11f.r6
MEMBER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY @
1823 NEWPORT BLVD . COSTA MESA ncP
IN THE SAME LOCATtONSlNCE 1"6
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pf'c·1 that i.om .. uf our ,..,£:JllHn•. ba11kln& an tt\e relative
Iott arnHh ttl lh1~ hlt'1t1>t'd t~uutUM, tiot a few 11111te11 Out Of
r ,·< t·nt ni•w' 1t11wu1t·ho from •·torlda. wh..re c1tru11
1itt1•wt-r" 1An· m ll 1-Jlllllr lH!n awui of the free1e
"un · ~ou aut·a~ tht'rt' wert1 • couplt1 of .iulfitws over
thi· photoei ·uf 11·1d t'" dr111vm11 fro m ur11n1e• Oil Flonda trees.
murt-1rt· nt'iH M 1111111 1rnd '""°rta of 8 dearees above 1ero
from T1tl11&has~~
fht'rt' wa. .. a 11n11· hm H •v..r friends, before taco s tands
.tnd oa)\phall ,·tn vrt>ll 1·H·r'yth1n11 m Orama~ County, lh•t our
''" n 1·11r~ 11\llu!>t~ would ~row .crlm with reports of a
'lllk 11\K lht'f Ol\lltlt'l t'I
\S THt: •Mt; KC 'l ' It V d ropped lo near freezing or
~"'" tht' ~rv-..t•r) >A ould haul out smudge pots in places
llh Or"n~w . <;ardl'n (:rov1:. Tustin, Irvine and San Juan
L0 ap1Mrun<• Tht!M' were the day:. when citrus was king in
tlrangt' Count) long beforl' anybody worried about s mog,
m uc-h It'!>' tr1t.'tl to l'Ofllrol 11
\ftt.'r " dt'ar. nild night m the deep freeze. the s ky
ti\ t>r <>range l 'ount) would l>e a dee p, dirty brown from
-.mudl(mg K1d1.> would be excused from schO<?l because
tht'y'd been uv a ll night. helping dad and the hired hands
ht'dl ~n•\'t'!> to save the t·rop
The nt'Xt nig ht, ci lmost every radio tn Southern
Cal1fo m1a 1411uhJ bt> tuned to Clear Channel Station KFI .
,114 <11lmJ.: tht• rn.•c.•zmg word from a man named Floyd D
Young of thl' l ' S Fruit t-'rost Service in Pomona.
BU·:S.'it;D WITH A c lc<1r and resonant voice . Young
14 0uld l'Om e on the atr and deliver the good or bad news in
Orange County and where the orange& ~t
a r ather nat, undramatic monotone. Come to think of it.
som e of the radio and TV <:ommentalors of today might do
well to e mulate him
.. Frost warn&nl!S a re general across the entire region
tonig ht,'· Youn!( would into ne. "Smudgrnfl will be
necessary for orani.:es and lemons an a lmost all locations
a fter midnight and tn some areas as e arly as 10 p m . ··
Oh boy. wc 'rt! an for it tonig ht. Then he would begin a
potnl·hy µoint fon.•casl of expected lows for the night:
"Le m o n Cove, 29 . Ora nge Cove , 28 . Exete r . 31;
Strathmorl', 29 : Oxnard 30: Chatsworth. 31; Exeter. 31;
Cuc•amonga. JO ..
llOU> YOUR OVERCOAT, old Floyd was getting lo
us . ··El Toro. 29 : San Juan Capislruno, 28."
Wow' Twenty eight in San Juan'! Break out the extra
blankets. YounJ: nl'ver did forecast for our coastal places
like Huntington Becich , Newport or La guna. These spots
ar t' Just a bit oul of t he citrus belt. But when he gave you
El Toro <1nd San Juan. you got the idea.
Floy<! O Young joined the Fruit Frost Service in 1921
and started short ·range radio frost fon:.casts, sha ring the
air with a chap named Uncle John . who re ad the funny
papers lie hit the biR·l1me on KFI in t931. cutting into a
program called "One Man's Family "
l.AT•:R, HE WAS cuttini: short Chesterfi¢1d's Perry
C'omo show t o Rel the frol>l news out to Southe rn
California. The cigarette people learned of this and cried
fo ul to K Fl o wner Earl C Anthony I your Southern
Cahfom1a Packard dealer ) Anthony decided to call for a
post card poll from listeners to see if the frost warnings
should be lciken off the air
That was prnbahly the only time/Pe rry Como ever got
slaughtered in a popularity poll , K Fl wa:. delu~ed with
postcards sup1>0rtmi.t tht frost mci n and his mo notone re
rwrts
Ttn: NIGHT At'TER fJ'J ll results were known was the
onl y time I ever heud a note of levit y in a f''loyd D Young
broadcast "Thank s for all those car:ds and letters, folks,'·
he t huckled. ''and go1m ni~hl "
Floyd D. Young JS gone now, but the frost warnings
tonhnue on radio Yet, when a chm still hits our coastal
re gion. I canhearh1m now.
NATION I WEATHER
Cold wave blamed for 44 deaths
•1,,.. AMectat.M Preee
A wave ol 1uper·cold air that bu claimed at leut 44 lives
•Ince Chrtatmu conUnued ita froety usault on tbe But today,-ic·
int hubon from Maine to Cbnapeake Bay and forclnt up the
prkff ol aome 1bellfllb. -__
mercury dipped to 22 below aero in MuHDa, N. Y., early
toda er fallin1 to record lowt Tue1day in many Soutbeutem
cltle emperaturea hit 7 in WUminstoo, N.C. New En1land con·
tlnued to re&iater temperatures from tbe tffRI to below Hl'O.
At lea.at 44 deaths -most from exposure and over-exertion
while ahovelin1 snow -have been reported in 14 atate1 since
Christmas.
THE COLD MEANT TROUBLE to people tryin1 to travel in
slunisl'l cars or buses and to people stayin1 at homes affected by
sporadic power outages and heatin1 fuel sborta1ea.
In Massachusetts, Gov. Edward J . Kini declared a statewide
energy emergency because ol a natural 1aa shorta1e and uraed re-
sidential customers of the state's largest 1as company, Boston Gas
Co .. to keep thermostats at 63 degrees from 7 a .rn. until 10 p.m .
and lower at night.
· Customers of Philadelphia Gas Works also have been asked to
roll back thermostats 5 to 20 degrees because of potential
s hortages.
NEW YORK CITY OFnCIALS have logged nearly 10,000
telephone calls trus week from apartment dwellers citywide as
well as public housing tenants without heat or hot water. "Babies
are put to bed bundled in snowsuits and apartm-ents are heated by
keeping ovens going all night," complained tenant Ese Varses.
Mass transit in many cities was affected by the cold -nearly
one of every five scheduled subways and buses in New York City was
disabled Tuesday by mechanical troubles from frigid temperatures.
''Noonecan remem~r a worse day -at all.'' s aid Metropolitan
Transit Authority s~man Robert Huber.
MANY OF THE SOUTHEASTERN Pennsylvania Transporta·
lion Authority buses wouldn't start Tuesday. "The big problem is -
that batteries go down overni1ht and it's hard to s tart the buses no
matter what precautions we take," a spokesman said.
In the ice·bound harbors of New England, fishing fleets were
trapped at the docks where ice noes uprooted piers and knocked
holes in boat hulls.
The entire fleet of cutters from the U.S. Coast Guard Search
and Rescue Center has been dispatched to chop up ice in harbors
from Maine to Rhode Island. Breaking a channel to Nantucket and
cle aring the way for ruel barges are the highest priorities officials s aid. '
* * * • * *
. ·~-1 ....... lo COLO WEATHER FISHING SLOWDOWN UPS PRICES
Diver, repelrmen emld Stonington, Conn. herbor Ice
Teniperature controls extended
WASIUNGTON <AP) -Americans shivering through their
second winte r with mandatory temperature controls where they
work and s hop will ha ve to sruve r at least a little longer.
President Carter extended the controls, which were scheduled
to expire Friday, for another nine months Tuesday.
Wht!ther the controls stav in effect anvwhere near that long is far from certain. h.owever . Rona ld Reagan can undo Carter's a ction
as soon as he takes office.
Heagan aides refused Tuesday to 5ay what the preside nt·elect
will do, but during the campaign Reagan was critical of man·
dci tory l'nergy conser vation efforts.
The controls. which have been in effect for 18 months, require
City upset
by· tot death
QUINCY, Ill. <AP) -Shocked
by the grisly death of a 5-year·
old boy cind by his family's in·
difference an anguished town
1s laying his mangled body lo
rest with a funeral of communi-
t y charity.
Two Adam s County Sheriff's
d e puties and two Quincy
policemen agreed to serve as
pallbearers for Alan Madden,
reme mbered by his s chool prin-
cipal as "a cute little fellow,
blo nd ha ir and quiet."
More than 75 wreaths were
donated by townspeople, while a
c a s ket. headstone and burial
plot were contributed by local
businesses.
Madden was found beaten lo
dea th Sunday. His mother, 24·
year-o ld Pam Berg, and a
friend, James Crain, 26, are be·
ing held without bond on charges
of murder. Crain, an expert in
martial arts, also has been
charged with armed violence.
tht-rmostats in 2.8 m illum non res1dent1c.l buildings to he set at 65
degrees in the winter ci nd 78 dei.:rtcs tn s ummer
Carter cited the continum~ precarious world oil supply situa·
lion as justificcition for keeping the controls Hy la w the preside nt
can1"mpose the restrictions no more than nine months al a time
The cont rols were fir:.t 1mPoi.ed in July 1979. when many
Americans were s ilting in i.:a~ohne line!. following th<: Iranian
revolution. _
Carter sa id the Iran l r<tq war and otht•r M1 ddlf' t-:OJst tensions
1n the pa.st fe w months lw v1• int-reas1!d lhl' .. risk~ from reht1nr 1· on
inset·ure oil imports ..
Although bu!>1nesscs tht1t fo tl to comply with ltH' controls may
b<> fined. no ~enalties havt: h•·(·n 1mpoM·d
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GOURMET FOODS
AND SPIRITS
Ck MAG-MUMS
Chablis Burgundy Rhine
and Vin Rose Now A1
Super Savings 259 lelJlllerfy Sl.7S
IED TAG "l l f A
IOlllT MOMDAVI 197'
G-•yl-
Beaullful color and lr<>c:h 339 dry 1as1e
........, $4.50
IED TAG '"° "'1
Snow showers scattered
MAl'i)UISAT lt71 IUUJOlAIS
The French WtnP with lhe
d1shnct1ve lru1ly fldvor 3s9 • ......,suo
RID TAG . ..,, "''
San Diego among nation's warmest spots
r Cocu•al
, M o\Uy \vnt'I., Tnur\day "'''" \.O~ ~IQll t IOUdinH\ HpPClt!d P•lclly IDCI
t 1onQ llW! """' T llu,..day mornlnQ, , Coa •l•I tow ~1. '"'""d )6 Co.utal t4• 1nlancl ... W•l•r S•
El\ewf'Mtt•, l!Qht v•rl•ble winos ~IQM ancl ..-1>lnQ llou•• ~om1nQ
•••I lo !oOUfhwe\I I lo 1' knoll W••• f3' \OUO'""'' ,..,.,111 to• f.et Iner~•' f'9 lllQ" t -lod41¥ •nd IM IQlll
1 ('allf orMla
! 0 Hpll• te>me "'Q" ctoudlnen and
Eclly ..-nlnQ '°" near tile ca.st, tllern Calltwnla wlll •niOY lalr
\UMY -lher Tl\Vr \day wllll
"''"' In the m l0-10\ lft .._, ., •• , I in l!W -'"'·Ille"'""'"°""' trom M lo t1 Tllurtdey •It"
IQlll'S -JS lo O. lhe Nat~I atller Se<vlu w ld.
Aller 1"" c-• ••tt """Ind from nday'\ ,,_" dlUIP81ed TUU·
y, Iller ....... was .. II wltll 1--.y
lu San l uh Obl1po ll•d Ille
M•I ,.....,. Tuetday at It.
r; .. 4'. s-••...,
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alley ..,. OfWI CHM. Cleully \•In
ra f-ett ft'Om Ille YtlPlf Niii· "'HI Valley to '*1tler" AIMltma no'1Nm Oeerf!• .., .... ......., ..... ' ... Jt,tono,,..,. rhl'l4v 11 VOt.t <t<> "0' r\4vt
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S..fU'r1•v M'(f Sull04y II J'Ou 00 not •K••¥"• 'f"UO' COQy t>v g • m cell
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llave iUM\' \-!ff
Earty tod41y, \,,.,. llur'rlH owr Ill•
"'°""lalM of Maryland , ftOftllet\I
M•lftt ancl ··\l·Cetllr•I Mlnnuofa
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fur former c-hild <H tvr and film
11gent Don Wortman found dea<I
1n his sist er s home an1I apµanml
-'·' ·rn urde rt.'d. author1t1e!> ~aid
The 5.1 year old VH'ltm !> :.1stcr
Jo~ ('t' Maloof. found him t>eatl'n I -.... T4Tf.~
and with blood <·akcd in his hair
a nd-beard Monday morning at her
newly built home in 11n t·xpens1Vl'
housing d evelopm ent 111
northwest San Bernardino
Supft"fs lloolcrd
LOS ANGELES I AP) A
young woman and a 16·year·old
girl have been booked for in
vestigation of murde r following a
year .long series of r andom gang
related shootings in which al least
10 people were shot and at least
one was killed, police s aid.
Esperanza Alvarez, 22. of Santa
Monica. and the gir l, whose iden
t ity was not released because of
her age. were booked Tuesday in
connection with the death of
J avie r Galvin. 16. of Venice. who
died May 23 after he was hit by a
bullet fired from a passing car
.lrw• lhrrafrnrd
I. 0 S A N (; E I. F: S I A P 1
Threats were spray painted on
the walls of one itrea Messianic
.Je wis h mission and on two
automobiles parked in front or
another in the latest anti·Semit ic
incidents reported to author ities
involving Jewish facilities or or-
ganizations .
The words "Leave befor e we
strike'· were found early Tuesday
painted in black on one c <1r
belonging to a member of the
Open Door Messianic J ewis h
Congregation on South Doheny
Drive
Cloucl-llrftflng •rl
S AN f'RANClSCO <A P >
Fearful that a drought will en
danger local water supplies. the
San Francisco Public Utilities
Commission has voted lo s pe nd
$75,000 to seed l'louds over the
Sierra Nevada.
•'This is not a drought yet. but
we are experiencing a definite dry
s pell, .. said Or al Moore. l'h1ef
engineer for the P UC
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AP'WiretlMle
REUNITED IN MEXICO AFTER FOUR-YEAR SEARCH
Monie• Aloa, 5, In the arm1 of mother, Georgia Hiigeman
Missing girl found
after 4-year search
SAN JOSE ~1\l'I ,\,,war oltl ~arl who disappeared when
~ht• was a 10dlllt•r ha!> ht•t·n rt·un1t eel with her mother after a four-
Yt·a r M'ar.eh thut t•n!l1.•d haµp1ly in :i M1·x1c·:rn police station.
.. I m·vt•r g<1vt· up I alway'> klll'W I would find her," said
C :t•11rg1a fhlj.:l•rnan
Shl' found ht'r 11:.w ghh'r M11nwa H1<1!>, Sunday near Puebla, 80
m ill's t•ast of Mcx1t·1> City, iJOd brought her here Tues day.
"Tht•y'n' hugging ea<·h olh1•r. th1·>"rc kissin~ each other ...
it 's unrciJI." said Mrs ll1lgl•man's husbilnd, l<obin.
"There's warmth that ·s unreal and 1t l'an'l be explained any
otht•r way tht•rf' set.•rn s to he a bond that l·x1sts that pro bably
go<·s ba1·k lo wtwn s h<· Ii v1·!l with ht'r rnl)tht•r."
MONIC'A Wi\S 1:1 MONTIL~ OLD when s he was r eported miss-
1111'! Od ti. l!j7ti. wtulc v1s1lmi.: her fatheG Juan Rios. He and Mrs.
thtJ;f'mafi-w-<'n ' cllvon~Aprll. 197fi , and she had custody of the
<'hild.
Hios sa id al the tm1t• hl' hiul taken Mon1C'a to a festival in
0 a k I and lie put I ht• It tt I c girl down .. t urn e<I a round and when he
looked hark sh1• Wa!> gone. authorities !>&Id
Rios. ii teac·h1·r of Mexican Ameru·an studies al Laney College
in Oakland. was not available for r ommt•nt
The flilgemans 1·st1matc they s11ent betwt-cn $75,000 a nd
$200,000 to s<•ardl for llH' i.:1rl
ll1h:1·rnan. ·12. u lo;m age11l for a sa vin~s and loan a ssociation .
sa11I they had mortgaged tht'tr posse~swns, hired private detec-
11 ves and mad11 at l('a!>I a rlozl'n fru1tlPss trips to Mexico. More
lhart·5.000 hours of pol1<·1.· 10\'t''>l1g;it1un also were spent on the case,
Oakland authorit1t•s sa id
ON IU:R MOST R•:<'t:NT TRIP to Mexico. Mrs. Hilgeman
foun<I a Mexican off1<·1al who was ahlc to locate the child.
"Shl' was sle1•p1ng cm :.i bench 1n a police station," Mrs .
llilgcman said ''Shl' was wearing very dirty trousers and a s hirt. I
benl down and kissed her gently 1 didn't want to press myself on
ht•r It had he<'n <i lcmg ttm1• ..
,\-;kerl whv th•·.\ had w ar<"ht·tl in Mex1cn. Mrs Hilge man
repht•d . ''All I kno" 1s that wht•n ~onu:a d1!>appe:.ired she was with
hl'r father And when s ht• wa!> found s he was with her father's first
l'OUS ill ..
Shl' said she gaw· the Mcxir an 11fflc1al a SI0,000 r eward put up
h) friends along with $6.000 of her money ·
MRS. HILGEMAN, :10, WHO s peaks some !-;pamsh but needs a
translator to !00mmun1 t•att• fully with Mo ni ca. said the child is a
"liltk c·on fust·d ." ulthough s he a1,pears to re member her mother a
II tt ll'
"I holrl UIJ_j)ll't u rl'!> of h<'r when s he was a baby and ask who it
1s anti sht• savs it's h1·r. a111t 111t'tures of me with her >tnd she says it's
mP." Mrs. llllgl'man sa1cl . --
"Tht• pcopll' she was with will miss her." she added. ''J met
thl'm. and when I as k1·d wh\ this happened, they just nodded. They
wen.· c-r.vmg . too ..
Thl' llilgema11s havt• a ::.iin Hyan. z. ;md Hilgeman has three
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Wildnelday, Jenuary 14, 1981 H /F DAILY PILOT lit
Refugees flooding stat~·
~alif onUa taxpqyen f a&e huge_aid_billJJ µ _
SACRAMENTO <AP) -More
than a half million refu1eea will
conver1e on CalUornia within
t.he next fi "e years, pouriq into
the nation's most populous state
at the rate of nearly 5,000 a
month from Latin America, Asia
and Europe, says a state panel.
And the stale, already crap·
piing with dwindline welfare
funds, will be forced to spread
its money even thlnner when the
federal government carries out
its plan to c ul back r efugee aid
on April 1, the Social Service Ad-
visory Board said Tuesday.
The panel also warned of
''potentiall y serious r e -
percussions'' when refugees are
c utting into flinds now going to
the resident poor.
Between October 1980 and Sep-
tember l!Ml, California expects
to s pend some $304. 75 million in
r e fugee aid, including $148
million in cash paym!!nts .
REFUGEES WHO RECEIVE
state assistance are paid accord·
ing to their need. A family of-
rour receives a m aximum of
$563 per month.
The refugee influx could flare
into "open hostility ... the board
said-, ~ause refugees a re eligi-
ble for more types of assistance
than many American citizens.
The board urged the federal gov-
ernment to extend full aid past
April 1 and to set up a central
national agency to coordinate
the refugee program.
The refugees, fleeing wars .
poor living conditions and
political _persecution, are com
ing to California from southeast
As ia, Cuba , Haiti, the Soviet
U ni o n , Iran , C h ina and
Afghanistan. the panel said .
Th.e state Social Services Ad·
CORRECTION
visory Board said counties may
be especially hard hit, since
m a n y refugees are sin gle
persons or couples without
children, eligible only for coun-
ty-funded general relief.
THERE ARE UP TO 150,000
Indochinese refugees in the state
more than a third of the na-
tional total -and 56 percent are
receiving public aid. the board
said.
The federal government 1s
scheduled to start cutting back
its 100 percent aid on April J
leaving more of the burden'lto
local taxpayer s . The board
estimated the first cutback wilt
a ffect 10,000 refugees.
Most or the refugees are set•
lling in Southern California, with
an estimated 50,000 in Los
Angeles County, 27,000 in Orange
County and 16,000 in San Diego
County
San Francisco has more than
16,000 and Santa Clar a County
m or e than 11,000.
The board said the housing
vacancy rates arc less theft, 1
percent in those counties. Since
the refugees must mov.e into
poor neighborhoods , they pro-
duce a competition that has poor
families dis placing one another,
the board said."
R E t 'UGEES SOMF.TIMES
get aid not avallablt· to citizens.
the board sa id. l"ur example , 1t
said, r efugees' wt•lfare benefits
u ren 't red uct·li 1 f they earn
wages for more than 100 hourl> a
month, but citizens ' a re.
And any number of refugees
may n.•C'eive welfare checks al
the s ame <t<ldress , while citizens
a r t-limited to ont• c·hel'k µer
res Hien<•<•
· · fkfugces ar c the refore a hie
to ('omhine individua l resoun·es
and maintain an api.iarcnt
h1 gh1·r standard of living," the
hoa rt! ~aul
APW;,..,....10 "Wt• 1·an 1m:.i gine n olh1n~ A«-.. f»Pf# po#f mon· ugly and 1ltshcart1.•ning
Or. Huth Love. 48. Oakland than tht• s pt•<·ttu·h· <:rcatcd when
h I . 't n t,, n d , 0 t IJO(' "rCIUll of Ol)l)rC!>Sl'd 1u ... •opl1· sc· oo s uper ..: t' ~ •• ·--·. -d -t· x ·-er·-·· · · -·· -· · · HH'ns · tt~ ·ffi~rg1t'.'!'i and pass1on~ e r (•.• eu Wlui improv ing a ~a 1n s t cinuthl'r d estitut e
puhhc· sch<J?IS for mrnont ~· g roup ... th<' hoard saict .
s tude nts. will lake o ver thl· Th<' 1~1 ml'mht•r hoard is 'com
troubled C h1 ta g o S{'h11o l 1111!>1·<1 11f 1ir 1,•at e ('ilizcn!>.
syste m March 25. lawmakt•rs and c-nnsultants
In the Sears, January
14th Automotive ad there
is an advertisement for
16 ft . booster cables sate
priced at S12.99. The copy descript ion Is
incorrect. The correct
copy should be "6 gauge
cop per cables". We
sincerely regret this
error.
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· rouhled youths
Tiw C>ran1e l 'uunty ltoam.l o( Supt!rvuwn and count)
corr e<-hon o(fi(·utl11 hlllVl' lM!&Un a. two month ~tud y l o dt•
lrrmlllt' ti tht' t·ount~ own~ Jopbn Roys ' Ranch. locatf'd
near Traburo <'Mnyon . AhouJcJ t~ rti1.uured or 1&bandoned
~re as al!i41 tht' OIJt 100 of ino.vanai lhtt ramch '• ~ reaa
dt-nt~ lO the l!ldJoanang Pulrerv boy•· facility. now empty
1 nd •111Ya1tJng tht' a.llot·utaon of $1164.000 needed to ready
the bU1.lchngb for iwrvu·r .
Bwlt m lhe l~. thl' Jophn Ranc·h 1s for boys aged 15
to 17 who are tnmbft'rreJ from Juvt>ntlt! Hall an Santi'
>\na o, er lhl' >car~. durrrutory. t·afett:raa •nd classroom
bu•ldm&5 h~ve lwt onit-r Wl d(JWO
It would tw ca m1l>t•kc lu abimdun the ranch, wtuch
\'\lrrectioo 0Uu.·1als llu.i.c·r1tw a~ Just what lhe doctor or
Jt·r~ for teen a~t' boy!) tr)'mg lo sort out their lives after
a brush with the law
~ The wtld~rness settanK ha~ a calming effect on the
'llUths. enabling them lo <:oncenlrate on their schooling
and escape the press ure of inner-city life that may have
n mtnbuted to Ure1r arrest . officials claim
There are no guards or walls at the ranch . The boys
know al they run away they won't be a ble to return.
Instead they wall be kept under lock and key at a security
faciltt.)
County s upport for the Joplin Ranch should continue
dnd be expanded 1f possible. Statistics show the success
of the wilderness environment_.on confused youngsters.
County studies show better than a 50 percent success rate
in preventing s ubsequent offenses by boys ·leaving the
r anch.
· The Joplin Ranch is a needed and humane resource.
It provides appropriate atmosphere and guidance before
their criminal patterns have reached the critical. hard-
ti m e level.
A precious resource
A report re leased last week by Orange County listed
methods for reducing agricultural sedimentation from
washing into Upper Ne wport Bay. It should not be taken
lightly .
The scenic Upper Bay is a mere 10 feet at its deepest
spot near the Pacific Coast Highway bridge. At its other
end near the mouth of the primary source. San Diego
Creek, a virtual marshland already exists.
Mostly during heavy storms, but also as a result of
usual drainage in the 93,000-acre watershed, an estimated
356.000 m etric tons of sediment has settled in the Upper
Bay since 1973. That m eans about 180 acre feet of wate r
storage capacity has been lost, according to the report.
State hydrologists say the.bay is a significant body of
water -second only to Lake Tahoe in priority for quality
i m provemenl.
Farmland erosion contributes enough sediment that
they cracked down and demanded a plan to improve the
s ituation.
The county responded with the first part of an in-
t e rim plan which lists many techniques for halting
e rosion. They include contour plowing, planting native
grasses in rows between trees and crops, and other
methods of damming the n ow of heavy m a terials that
have been pouring into the bay.
Fortunately, the primary owner of th~ farmland in
the watershed involved is the Irvine Company. And the
Irvine Company admittedly with an investment of its
own at stake appears more than willing to cooperate.
Putting this plan into action won't clean up sediment
already settled in the bay, nor will it halt all of the ele·
m ents that are filling and polluting it. But it will help.
Orange County government, the City of Irvine, NewPort
Beach and all othe r e nlittes involved should cheer on the
Irvine Company's efforts and keep searching for other
ways to s ave the precious bay.
Blllllt 'diplo01acy'
One would expect an appointee to as important a post
as lJ .S. ambassador to the United Nations would have at
le ast a somewhat positive attitude toward the world or·
ganization.
But even before s he takes office, Ronald Reagan's
ambassador-designate Jeane Kirkpatrick is suggesting
that perhaps the United States should withdraw its sup-
port unless the U.N. becomes "less harmful, damaging,
unfair and hypocritical."
Imagine a n ambassador named to a foreign
diplomatic post starting out with remarks like that about
the host country.
Perhaps, however. it's just a sign of 0 rofessor
Kirkpatrick's re nowned outspokenness.
Having launched her broadside, she did go on to al·
low that the world body has made some positive contribu-
tions and can be an effective instrument to expand
human freedom. . . Since the United States remains the maJor single con-
tributor to the U.N. budget, our ambassador probably can
say what she pleases. There's no doubt .the machinations of
some of its members can be irritating.
We can only hope Mrs. Kirkpatrick will bear with
the m and make, as she promises, "a good effort" to keep
the international machinery in working order.
• • Opinions expressed 1n the space above are those of the Daily Pilot.
Other views expressed on this page are thoM of their authors amt
artists. Reader comment la 1nv1ted. Addr ... The Dalty Pilot. P.O.
Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92828. Phone (714) 642-4321.
Boyd/Kiwi bird
ByL.M. BOYD
If the kiwi bird of New
Zealand weren't so stupid,
Dear
Gloomy
GU8
I would like to know
why, in today'• enerp
crl1l1, we've not lnlUat-
ed year·round dayli1bt
eavlqUme.
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you could track with it u
tbou1h it were a bound dot.
10 delicate J1, its aenae of
smell. Good thln1. It needs
that to survive. The khri
can't see worth a Un.lrer'1.
A1e 55 I.a said to be tbe
compuliory retiremmt Ume
for many ln Japan these
days, and the aenlor-dU.-
clubl U...bouta an boom-
inl therefore.
Q. Did tbt Pllp'tms on tbt
llayftonr brtq ~ wttb
tbtmT
A. Nat • tbt ftnt trtP. ADd tbtJ ... ICll'l'J..., dtda't.
Th• 11-.aebUMttea = later Nqulnd tllM IMp
of antvu u" .. eow b everylblhD~.
\
Jack Andenon
Prime rate hits the little guy
W ASIUN<:T<>N Evf'ry news
~tory oo the remorseless dimb
of inte r est rates invur1ably
fm·uses on the .. prime rate."
¥1 tth the explanation that this is
the percentage c ha rged by
turnks to tht!ir most reliahle bor·
ruwers Anyone with less pres·
111-l•Ous c-redt>nt1als t·an expect
to pll) a h1.:hcr rate on his loan
Wh1tt only u few insiders
know, however.•~ that the prime
rate 1s even
more unfair
t o the little
g u y A t•
n1rd1n~ tu a
\'On f1dent 1ul
f e dcral
Re s er\'c
Board s ur
\'l')'. the l11g
h:rnks haven't
hl'en l'hari.:
ing their favon·cl Ric Husrnt>S~
borrowers un~ thtni.! like lhl'
prime rat<•
The banker~ ran up the pn mt-
rutc to above 20 pcn ·t·nl last
'ear Yt>t al lht• same t1111c , they (111er~d loans tu tug t·orporat1on~
ut well helow that supf)OScdl.Y
· most favored" rail'. tht• surv<'y
s howed
"The large banks have hl'en
pos ting a phony primE' r;1te," a
knowledgeable congressional
source told my associate Lucette
Lagnado. They have been malt·
ing loans to Big Business at S or
6 points below the posted prime
rate, he charged. It happened
last year. and it's happening
now.
MEANWHILE, or course,
small businessmen are being
forced to pay a few points above
the bogus prime rate. Indeed.
the bankers are approaching the
kind or interest rates that could
get a Mafia loan shark thrown in
jail as high as a usurious 25
percent or 26 perl'ent.
The cosc in human terms is
s taggering. Sky high interest
rates have driven the payments
on home mortgages and major
1n s tal.lment purchases beyond
the n.'al·h of many people.
The erfe<'t on s mall bus 1
nessmen has been crippling and
1n many t ases ruinous. By the
very nature of their operations.
l ht y require regular inrus1ons of
l'l'ed1t to sun i ve. fiut the loans
lhlit used to he their lih:savl'rs
are now dragging tht.•m under
when thl'y C'an get them at all.
Take the case of Charles
Allman . ownl'r o f a s m all
l'lol h1ng fal'lor) an Waltham,
, ) '!' .IF/#1.~·;:'°· 1.u
Earl Waters
Maas. Laal winter, he was in
urgent need of a loan to keep go·
ing. But interest rates had just
zoomed up, and Altman round
that the bank~rs were reluctant
to lend him what he needed -
they wer4!'118ffilid he couldn't af-
ford the high interest rates they
were charging.
Altman went to the Small
Business Administration for
help. But unofficially. he got
turned down there. too. Ap·
parently, the fact that he was
not a minority businessman, or
in imminent danger of
bankruptcy, killed his chances
with the government al!:ency
FINALLY, Altman found
a banker who would advapce a
small loan: But it wasn 'l enough
to install the air-conditioning his
plant badly needed. As a res ult.
during the summer heat waves.
Altman simply had to close
down. Shippi ng cteadlines were
missed. and production droppecl
h.> half Instead o f makin~
money, Allman lost. He 1s now
facing hankruptl'y.
Meanwhile. Rig Business ('On·
glomerates which could af·
ford high interest rates a lot bet·
ter than the Charles Altmans of
the nation are getting credit
at bargain prices trom their
friendly bankers Tht! l''ederal
Res erve Board is aware or the
situation. but 1s deferential to
the Big Boys of hiith finanl'e.
DESERT FRt;EZE , Ruent
reports that Saudi Arabia is in·
vesting its oil billions in German
and Japanese currencies, tn·
stead or dollars. come as no sur.
prise to American businessmen.
They have been aware for some
time that t hey are los ing
lucrative Saudi contrac•t s to
compcl1lors or other nations,
parlicularly Japan , South
Korea and Fram·c
The Amcrat·ans say lhe main
reason 1s that r~st ri~ti \'l' C S,
laws &re driving up 'iht• COSI Of
doing husiness overseas f"lff ex
ample. even "hen alJ the work IS
Liem,:: clone in Saudi Ara baa. I he
bus inessmen da1m. U S firms
must eomply with expensive en·
\'ironmental regulations that
foreign busint•ssmcn don 'I have
to meet
The <·ost of 1mporling l'Xpert
personnel is :.ilso a faC'lor 111 the
Saudis ' relu<:tant shirt away
from I,; S. firm:, /\n Amern:an
engineer <·o s ts th e Saull1s
$400.000 a year. while they ean
bring a J apanese engineer to
their. country for only $325.1100
and a Korean for e\'en lcs!-.
A JUNGl.E Uctng <-1 lca<hng
a r m s m e r t• h a n t h a s 1 t s
headal'hes, anorrl111g to a senel
report prepared for lh1· .Joint
Chif>fs of Slaff The prospec·tl\ e
buyers have an irratatrng tt•n
denc} to play the s ell ers off
against eaC'h other . it St!em~
"If the ret'ip1t:nts hclil'\ .-they
need arms und <·annot hu\ lrom
the United St:.itc·s . the} "·,11 hu.\
fro m other 1nduslnal c·ountne~.
111durl111g, an :-.om1;· 1·a st•!-. the
Sovic,>I Cnion ... !ht· rep<> rt t'l1m
plo.11n~. <Jtlding glumly'
"If <J nat1011 1s c'l)ll\'IO<·t·<I that
its '><'t·unt\ 1~ thrcatem•cl an<I
J ur1 ges its · arm;. rcqu 1 r1·m1.·nts
r1111 t:rt'nll\ lh;.in the L'n1tC'cl
St alt•:-. dot's. t hl· l S at11llt, lei
aftt•c·t 1b clt·c·1 .... 11m I' 111111!(•;1 lo
l h•• 1111\H•r lo pc·r·-u;.id r T ll<'
1)0 "4 l'r lo p1·1 .... u:cdc~ 1~. 111 111rn. clc·
JJ l'll d<•fll UIJIJll \IW 1-!IH)U" Ill. ('CJll
lulc•nc·t• ;rnd lru~t lhat thc· l'rult·d
St;1fc•s ha:-"''' l'l111H·d \\1th thl'
m llltar ~ k .11 1\·r-. go\ c·rnnwnh
and 1w11plt· 111 1 lw M· 1uun l 1 11·~ ··
.Pension funds tempt social engineers
A numb<>r or !>Ch('mcs are he
mi.: hatched, any om· of wh1l·h
could cu!.t (;alifurn1a ta xpayers
billions or dc11lars hccau~c the)
involve lhc plurn:Jt•ru1g of hug('
pC'nsion fonds held ir1 trust IJy
slate anr1 lo<·al i,:overnmenls .
The largest SUt'h fund I!> that
of the Publ1(' Employee'> R1•tirl'
menl System
( P ER S I
which now
stands near
Sl4 billion, a
sum rivalling
the total de
pos i t s of
Se c u rit y
Pacifi c or
We lls Fargo
and exceccJ .
ih J.: hoth Crocker and United
California . all four hcing 111 the
lop 20 banks or the nalton. Hut
PE RS represents just one of the
p u h I i <' • £• m p I o y c e f u n d s
Established initially Just fur
state employees, it has heen ex
panded to include many of the
s maller cities and t ounties.
Other state pension funds 111
e lude the leat•hers and the
University of California. the two
next largest. and those for
judges and legislators At last
report the teachers fund was
some Sii billion out or balance
and both the j udg es and
legislators systems are also bad·
ly underfunded. Nevertheless.
taking all runds, including those
maintained independently by the
Art Hoppe
1·1tie~ anti <.'Ountit>!>. there 1s an
1•s11 rnettcd $41(1 h1 lhon t1etl up
SUl'H 11na; as~eb make lhl'
polit1c·ians pos1tivl'ly drool as
I hey envision ways to s pend the
OlOlll') in furtherance of soC'1al
cng 111ecr111g hra1ns torm s.
ThC' first serious threat to the
Pf: RS fund arose three or so
years cigo when State Senator
John Ounlap or Niipa proposed a
state operated bank lo finance
s mall business and low cost
housing for the underprivileged
at below cost interest The
lel-!islation was defeated. So was
Dunlap at the very next election.
T here 1s s mall doubt hi s
t•ockamamie idea of a state
hank n mtributed heavily to that
defeat
Thul threat howt!ver prompted
lhe passage of legis lation declar·
ing the PERS fund lo be a trust.
something which had always
hee n tacitly understood but
never spelled out in law. Despite
this new law. efforts to find
ways to divert the funds into
social p_rograms have continued.
THE MOST rt><'cnt surfaced
earlier this m onlh with the
un ve1linJt or a study by several
st ale ciepartments. It recom·
mended "an economic SWAT
team" to aid business, help com-
munities overcome factory shut·
downs. and relocate displaced
~workers. It proposed fi scal in·
cenLives including the creation
of a 1>001 of t'apil al to a 1d hus1
ne!>s (Shades of Ounlap·~ \tate
bank J
Sance. With the trea!-.ury sur
pluses gone. the stale ha:. no
funds for such purpose. the 1m·
plication was clear that use of
the pension funds would be
sought. This was admitted t,y
Gray Davis. the governor',s t•hief
aide. who said "We believe they
(the pension funds> can earn the
maximum s prom o ting
l;a l1fornia ind ustries ." This
same thought was expressed by
John Harrington. a former
Dunlap aide now working on yet
another study for the governor
which aims at developing low·
cost housing as well as runds to
assist small business and energy
resources companies.
This "pie in the sky" thinking
ignores the basic that no matter
what the rate or return promised
may be. risky investments are
not proper ones for pension
funds. Faltering industries are
hardly gilt-edged investments.
something the federal govern·
ment is learning with Chrys ler.
ASIDE FROM the impropriety
of government entering the
world or C'ommercial financing,
the indisputable fad which the
governor and others don't seem
to grasp is that the pension
funds do not belong to the state
and are not theirs to tamper
with
Those funds belong solely to
tht• crnµloyN·:-. It 1s money cle
du1·ted from ttw ir pa yc·h N·k~
"'hll'h. w1lh tht· m<mcy l'arnt·d
from 11:-. 11SL' 1n 1n\·l' ... t mcnt~. is lo
lit• hc•ld 111 tru:-.t lo pMv1d1: for
lhl·• r ret1rt'mt•nl \ t'~trs 'I rtH'. th•!
st a ll' as 1•mpl1;) 1·r al:-.o 1'«)11
trahutes but 1h µay!Tll'nb etrc in
heu or h1gh E'r "ages and arc cost
ac·c-ountcd a s part of the tolal
Jahor t•ost in what has bel'c>mc
known as the total 1•ompensation
pac kage
PERS Ot"FIC"fAl,S have• the
duty to· inves t the funds in tht>
highest potential earnings con
sistcnt with set·urity While
many of the blue c-hip stocks,
go\'ernment and ut 111 t} bonds
and home mortl-(age in vt!stments
made b} PERS do aid California
industry. that 1s co111c1dentaJ to
the trust To compel the invest
ments to he made in aid or
faltering ind us tri<'s would
seriously ~Jeopardize the funds
an cl end up being the biggest ri P·
off of the lax payers yet
For what every California tax·
payer should b£> made awure of
is that the state has a contraC'·
tual ohligation to provide the
pensions for its retired workers rr the funds whirh now exist for
lhat purpose are dissipated
throu~h fooli sh investments as a
resull of tampering by the politi·
cians, it could c-ost the taxpayers
billions or dollars to make up
those losses
At last the rich can come out of the closet
I was flattered to receive a
call lhe other day from the most
chic hoelesa in town, Letitia Bur.
lum, Inviting me to one of her
"lltlle benefit.a."
Being a sport. I am always
willing to lay out a ten spot in or·
der to sip Jug
gammon & Hunt Club. Burglars
broke in and made otf with a
member 's brandy glass
warmer"
"Shocking," I said. "But I'm
not sure I want to donate SlO
"
"Not $10, dear," said Letitia.
"$1 ,000."
"You mean you're invit1n1 on-
ly rich people to a benefit for
rich people?'' I said. "Whatever
happened to your parties for
poor people to which you even
Invited a token poor person or
two?"
"Where on earth have you
been?" said Letitia. "Poor 11
out; rich 11 In."
wine and
scarf down
SOllY potato
chlps lor the
betterment ol
•tarvlng
A1ian1, pen-
n ileu mi -
l r a n l
workers or
an1ry Black
Panthen. ~~~~~~~~~
"Sure thins, ·Letitia," I said.
"What wortbJ cauee wlU' l be
1ettlq hall·amuhed for?"
"Tbe Bel Air bllef Fund,"
she JHld. "They deaperately
neea an improved security
111tem for their Racquet, Back·
WREN I &\ID l hadn't beard,
Letitia kindly explained that
Waahlqton wu UM arbiter of
what was 1oclolo1lcally ohlc.
And Prwldent .. leet a. .. u's 11
clOleat frlmds and advllon -
his "kitchen cabinet" -were
all. at the very least .
millionaires, who are now busi·
ly helping him "make America
great again " -presumably for
millionaires.
"Don't you see?" she said.
"We rich have come out or the
closet at last. For too many
years. we've been a harused
silent minority. forced to skulk
about talkfng poor mouth.
ashamed of our secret wealth,
givln1 parties for the poor lo
show we cared." ·
"And now you don't care any
more?"
"Of courH we care," said
lAtitla. "Juat y99terday, I went
up to a poor penon and nkl,
'Too b8d for )'OU.' But now tbat
rich ii beauW\al, we don't t..a
IUllty about bltu rtch. "IUch
pridel' we "1· •lUob Power!'
Our lmmedl• ICNll la to baM•
1111 The IDWutlcmal Year of
the ltlda."
"Well, I always did say the
rich were different from Hem-
ingway and me."
"Yes," said Letitia. "we have
more fun. Re member that the
best things In life cost money.
And S'lly what you will for the
poor. they're dreary."
I SAID I had to admit rich is
better. "Oh." cried Letitia.
"th~n you'll love my party:
marvelous wine, hot hors
d'oeuvres and at the end we'll
aln1 our new theme son1, ·we
Have Overcome'."
When I said I'd love to~attend
but l didn't have Sl,000, there
was a moment'• silence. "Too
bad for you," uid Letitia. And
she huqup.
But I do ... her polnt. Wh8t '•
poverty ever done tor ·~ to mall• It to ,....Ually ,....._.
bleT
1.6 • <.. ......... --.-.-... ..-··. .,, ..
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JAN. 14, 1911
COMICS
BUSINESS
STOCKS
B4
BS
B7
Chris Evert edged out Tracy Austin
for Female Athlete of the Year. But
you'll never guess. who was third.
See Page 82.
WILD MAN -E mil ;-..ieeme was never
al a loss when it c am e to showing
emotion as a haskethall coac h. Rut off
the court . he was. and still is. a ver y
gentle man N eem e ret ires from
teaching <JI Newµort Ha r bor 1-fJgh J an.
2:i
Emil Neem_e: he leaves behind a -legacy
IL has bet-n a long tim e since
F.mi l N c .-m c g r aced t h e
s ide lines of a hasketball court as
a coal·h and his absence
has been felt
One of the most explos ive
y<·t gentlt", demonstrative yet
a PUPPY. ari?umentative yet
love d F.m il Neem e retires
fr o m t e achin g at Ne wport
lla rbor lligh at the end of this
semester . J an. 23.
The Huller University pro<.luct
l'Oa cht·d at Newport Harbor in
ROCER CARLSON
I he I ate 50s and ear ly 60s m ad
d1tion to tours of duty at Mater
I>t•i, Costa Mesa and Anaheim
i.JS a Wi.Jlk on while continuing
his 28-year career at Newport
llartH>r.
Neemc's won-loss record was
at its rwak while at Ne wport,
whl're his teams posted a 118·80
record in l'ight years. beginning
with the 1957 tea m .
Fi red a t Newport llarhor ,
rin•d l:.itt.•r ill Costa Mesa . he
fi nally found true loya lty al
M:.t lN Dc1 and An aheim. but
walk on sta tus la kes its toll
a nd he fi n ally r etired from
cOa<'hing a few years ago.
T he a rt work shown wit h thjs
a rliC'le g r ap hi<·a ll y d e p icts
Net>m(• while a coach. he was in·
deed one wild character. a show
In itSt'lf
These pictures were dis played
a de<'ade :.igo and it prompted a
This woman knows •.. she saw the true man
EDITOR'S NOTE The f oll.owing letter
originally was publia'hed IO years ago this
month in the Daily Pilot ·
Dear Sir:
• • 1 a m writ ing t o you a bout t he
pictures of coach E mil Neeme that
we re in tonight's I J an. 19) paper T here
have been many tales and ston es about
this coach. How about telling a story of
the man?
"I would like ver y much to tell one. I
don't believe these pictures s howed the
true man. I believe we the taxpayers
ar e not sending our children and others
to school to win games.
"We a re sending the m to s chool to
learn and to becom e better men a nd
wo men. It's not how m any games they
win. but the way they win the m .
·'It takes a very strong man lo be..lhis.
kind of coach. I believe coach Neeme is
this kind of ma n. On March 17 of last
year our 9-year-old grandson Nick He hn
wa s operated on for a brain tumor.
"It turned out to be cancer. fl was
lodged in the stem of the br<un C1nd
c-o uld not be r eached. My grandson 's
rathe r. Jerry Hehn. had played ball for
Mr. Neeme whe n he was coach at
Newport Har bor som e years back.
.. He then proved him self to be a good
toach and most of a ll a true friend In
my sorrow I called Mr. Nec me and his
wife answered the phone and ~aid h<·
wasn't there. I then rold he r a bout Nick
"It was about an hour later when a
long bang was heard al the door When
I went to the door. coach Neemc stood
there. He sat with m y hus band and I fo r
about an hour a nd told us all about G<>d
a nd prayer. This big ma n was wa nting
us to know God was with us. And yet 1l
was hard for him to ta lk.
"He was trying to reach out his he art
to us . Afte r t hat he called often and pC11r1
•. ilS... m.ore_v.is.it.s__Qw:_gr.andson had four
operations in a ll before he died Oct.· I
We knew about two wee ks before he
died the end wa s near.
"Once again I tonk phone in hand and
l'alled coach Nee me. This lime to tt!ll
1t just was n't mt.'<t n to h('
him our hclo vcd Nick was dying. Thal
night he made a t rip to the hos pital to
.SC<' Nick lie told Nic k ston es about his
clad. whom he idolized These ston e!.
m ildt· Nick proud and some made h1 m
laugh and this helped ease the pain
"Then one night l'O:.tch Neeme and h1-.
lnvt·I~ wife both t'ame to v1s1l .'.\lick fl\
this t1nw ~tC'k had s lippl'd into <i t:om;i
toach Nceme a nd his w1 ff' both slipped
into N1l'k ·s room
"Then • this big man sttlO<f O\'l'r m~
grandson praying with lt'<irs runntni!
down hi)> r het>ks as hl' reat•hcd c1ul :ind
tout•he<f th1· dying boy
"I would hk1• to sa~ lo µa rent:'> 14 ho
h:ive boys playing for coach Neeme ho\.\
lut kv the\ arc to ha ve this man for a
t·oac·h I 'couldn't help ft>ehng toni ght
when I looked at thos1· p1rtures o·r't.'O:fttl
Ncemc' how wrong they were. for I
should know. because I have seen tht•
true mi.J n "
Mrs lla rold S. Fr ank
Costa MP~l:I
letter from one reader , which
was publis hed. and which we
sh are a~ain with you.
The pictur e s a r e a t rue
portrait of Neeme in a ction. The
accom panying lette r is a true
d escription of the legacy Neeme
left as a coach and man.
Ncemc says he is seeking a
new career in the s ales fi eld
when he retires from teaching in
a fe w days.
As for the last five years at
New por t Ha rb or . wit hout a
coaching position . he s ays : '"I've
really missed the coaching. But
"Los ing the job al Newport
was the higgesl disappointment
of m y life Rut thc•re were som e
great cxp<-r1c•nces at Mater Oe1
and Anaheim
we re at Mate r Dc•1 a nd Cla re•
\'i.ln Hoorche ke al i\n a hl'1rn
Loyi.Jlilies wcrl' the prercqu1:-.1tl'
;it those st:hools You were·
t•1ther supportc·d :it those ~choob
o r they'd get som eone elst•
behind you
"l>1rk Coury and J1w O'Hara "Thf'rt' w<'re som1• ).!real mo
mt·nls a l ~cwport llarbor. loo.
""hl·n Halph lfrt·rl was in charge
of lhlnJ!S ..
Ernll Net•m f' was ncvl'r known
;1:-. a 1·oal·h with a lot of x ·s and
11':-.. hut his loyalties anti intem;e
dl•s1rc t o su<TCl'd were surely
cl 1ffi t ult to matr h
l'roba bl v the best four·word
dt•M·n pt10n of Nccme was one
p1.•nnctl 1n the Oai ly P ilot a
fl t•tadt•i.J~O
·/\II hark, no h1tt.· "
• • * Foun t ain \'alley 's H1g h 's
ha:-.kl'lball futur<' appears on
~o l 1d foot ing with a loaded
frl•:-.hman C'l a:-.~ <'orona del
~ ar :-. c1ppcilr~ solid. loo
Tht.• ~a Kings of Corona dcl
~ar l'<Jill'h l'aul O rris were
140r kmg on a 28-game winnp1g
:-t reak prior to meetin g Pountain
\'a lll'\ tocfa v. Sa.turd~.:...the-S C4 .Kin{(~-·~
:-.1·ht'<1ull'lf tc> t ra vel to La Quinta
for a 2 :10 tiff with the Aztecs.
who at li.Jst rcp"rt we re on a
:12 ga nw winning strea k
<'ornna <lei Mar . 1n c1dcntilll)',
pc1~lt·d :. 51 11111nL victory over
:"t·wport Jlti r hor's sophomores
a n d a 4 :1 p •> 1 n t w 1 n n \' c r
~ t·wport 's freshmen
• • * l>an:i ll1lls lligh football will
rt.•:.iture flV(' Saturdciv afternoon
J.!il ffi(•s thi s f a l l .' m e etin g
:\1 agnol1:.1 , Bassc·ll. Ka lella .
('~1p 1 st ra no \'a lley and San
( ·1l•mc•ntc•
Four OCC players
selected in draft
PCAA race wide open
-BullJogs top list, but watch for VCI
By CURT SE EDEN
OI , .. Dally ~lie. Staff
a t remendous job of conve rting
him from a catcher to a pitcher .
If he gets his br eaking ball
going, he could be tough ."
By JOHN SEV ANO
OI tlte 0.llr ,. .... St•ll
to the eight J'('AA opponents.
too Orange Coas t College, a
tr aditional hotbed of baseball
talent, saw four players selected
T uesday in the regula r and
secondary phases of baseball's
16th a nnua l am a t eur winte r
Hogan was the seventh player
s e l ec t e d last year in the
amate ur draft by the Chicago
Cubs. ••
Tr ying to handicap the 1980·81
PCAA Conference race is com -
parable to picking a winner in
the eighth race at Santa Anita .
ONE TIDNG FOR ct'rtain 1s
that nothing is cert <1in cont'crn·
in g the final outcom e in the
PCAA. There are too m any in·
tangibles with no less than fi ve
teams ca pable of finis hing fi rst
at the wire.
draft.
Topping the list is sophomore
pitche r Mike Hogan, whose
clutch pitching la te last season
helped Coach Mike Mayne 's
OCC squad capture the slate
championship.
Also picked were right-handed
pitcher Kelley Simon. out fielder
Reginald Mo ntgom e r y and
"If we do come to terms with
him, it won't be until May when
the community college season is
over," Himes added.
Si m o n , a fr es hman
righ t -ha nded p i t c h e r , was
c hosen by the Seattle Marine rs
'· ' And. one mus t rem e mber.
finishing first in the PCAA Con·
fe rence doesn 't necessa r i ly
mea n you've won. Ask Ut ah
State about that.
shortstop Mike Samuel.
Mont1omery, a 6·2, 215-pound
freshman .out of Fremont Hi&h
in Loe An&eles, was the eighth
player to be drafted overall, as
the Cbica10 White Sox made
their-pltch for him ln the first
round ol the re,War phase.
, in round two of the regular
phase, and shortstop Samuel, a
.Garden Grove p roduct, was
picked by Milwaukee in round
one of the secondary phase.
MIKE HOGAN
Drefted by Angell
There a r e j us t s o m any
va riables involved in a com peti-
tion of this magnitude-records.
olavers, coaches. home court
advantages. past history -it a l-
most makes it impossible to pick
a fa vorite. As one writer put it,
"I ha ve enough trouble trying lo
pick one winner in a football
ga m e. How do you e xpect me to
pick one wi nne r out of 12
horses?"
That same theory could apply
Anyway. wit h e yes closed and
a d art board hanging •n the
wall. here is how the PCAA Con-
fere nce shapes up in 1980-81 with
games starting Thursd ay:
Ho1an, a Newport Harbor Lakers ruin Cavs' dream 1. FRESNO STATE -1979-80,
8·4 in confere nce (third), 17·7
overall; 1980-81 pre -season, 11·1
Experts say nothing will beat
a good offens e like a good de-Hl1h IJ'ad\late , wu drafted by RICHFIELD, Ohio (AP> -For a tlme, the
the Antels . He flniahed last Cleveland Cavaliers were havtn1 pleasant dreams
seaaon with a 7 ... l'fford and • of an upeet over one of the National BuketbaH As· •
3.39 ERA. He was m01t lm· sociatlon's finer teama.
pre11lve down the stretch, atop. Then Norm Nixon and Kareem Abdul·J•bbar
pln1 •Loa Medan_o., I0-1 in tbe abruptly broulht tbe atn&Qllnl Cavaliers off of
tlrat round ol tHe atate cham. cloud nine ancf_ aparkad a 1CJl.1M Loa An1elea vie·
plonablp tourney. tory n.day ftllbt on ClevellDd'I bome court.
He came back two d•Y• later NbGn, a l\W"d, exploded for u points ln a
.nd earned UM vtctoey ln tbe 4\-i·minute span ln tbe '"9d ball, Md Abdul·
Dues' J.2 ~mplombtp wiD cmr J abbu aeond four late f~ Miilets.
LA Valley cc wltb HY•....... "I tlllnk u • team, .. ..., • llltle .........
of work. when we lmow we're la tbe molt eNeia1 put ol IM
"I'" Mm hlm for twd',..,. same" AWlll.J....,. Mkt ..... .,.. ... I••
now and I I••~. lalm a IOM up a iiU19 I*~·"
report IMl JW, Hid -.... Cle• 1l1ne ...... ....., ........ * dl6rd dlreotor of aeoutl•I Lar•J _..,...._.IUD MW a 11.-.... -,:: _... "'-1p--. ''I .. Mae • .,.. dli .. leond .._ Uil99' lMt 11 ..... t6 ...... TM
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Nixon outburst enabled Los An1eles to lead 78·T7 rense. and the Bulldogs certainly
enterin1 the final period. have that. Their 52.6 average In
Nixon scored the Lakers' first two baaketl of scoring defense not only tops Ule
the last quarter, a nd Loa An1ele1 built several PCAA, but also r ank!! the m
lO·polnt leads. Abdul-Jabbar's four baaktt.s in the second nationally. .
last four minutes held off the Cavaliers, tbe laat • Coach Boyd Grant's team Is
hoop provldlng a 106·102 lead wlth 45 aecondl re-noted for its patient. slowdown
mainlnl. tempo offense that has sent
more than one coach 1currytn1 After Cleveland'• Randy Smith leored to cut to hla nearest pyscholotlat. The
the marlin to 106-104 wtth 23 aeeondl rem1lnin1, Bulldop, who were eUmlnat.d
Jamaal Wllkes caoned two foul •hot.a with tltht from the PCAA playoffs Jut --Ill\ lo clinch 11Nt vl<WJ. year .._ lo 1<1oodulln~~· • 'TIMJ lntenalfled tbelr defeue down tbe Uoaa, an led by Rod 1
auetet. u well u tbeir on ...... SmiUa •aid about 1·7, 1•PQU11111 Julor onrard
tM Lean. ..,,.., pl•19d I ..., l•ut flM. wlao ll .......... l•.1 pobltl ...
.fteJ're apertwed Md IO to tlM ,..,,.._ wlao ii l•!D~-·-cadoll of ...,. 1M, ftlltat It IP at the time. ftat'a .._ It~-." n _ -
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llulldogs' season will go could
t•o mc this week when they travel
to Utah Stille and San Jose State
in t heir firs t two conferen('e
m ii tr hc-s .
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Evt-rt "ins athlete of year;
Gt-nuine Risk placea third
t 'ro• 4P cilap•k•
\ t \\ '\ (1 H ti. Chris Evert Lloyd, In at
b11ll1•t1nl( .... l'lu,-. .. 161' ltwir mti~t1nei111 on the court,
1•c1 11tt•d tt~·n 11~t·1 Tr•1·y ,Awitm Tueaday by two
, .11c• .. fcrr rtw ''"""1ult'U l'rcss W1Jman Athlete of
lh1• \ 1••r
1 h•) ll "'t•u_l:illltt' tiiu·k from 1& duiappoanlin& - _for her -
1 ~7!1 ~l'"a1'11n and a .,t'lf 11nJ1USed three-month vacation· al the
,, .. rt 11f l~ C'l1mtied b i.ck to her accustomed spot atop the
"'"111.-n .., t1·nn1' ~it mc b> captunni the
lt.sl1.,a11, l"rr111•h <1n<.i ll S Opens and the
I :-, l'l<t' ( '11ur1 d rnm1>ionsh1ps , among
<•tht-rs
He r ur .. m .. t1 t· du m10al1on was
reward~ h) tht· nation's sports writers
and broadclister:-Lloyd polled 102 votes to
100 by Aw;t m It wa!> the fourth lime Lloyd
hiis been named the wanner
A J1stant third, with 39 votes, was
GenUHll' H1sk, the r1rsl fill y lo win the
K e n t u 1· k y 0 c r by i n m o r e l h an a
hatr-t entur)'. a nd was second in the
Preakness and the Belmont Stakes.
Fourth was basketball star Nancy Lieberman of Old
Oomution with 38 votes , followed by distance runner Grete
Waitz or Norway, 18 , tennis pro Evonne Goolagong of
Australia. 13, golfer Beth Daniel, 12; runner Mary Decker. 9;
speed skater Heth Heiden, 8; tennis star Andrea Jaeger, 7,
and skier Hanni Wenzel of Lje<:hlenstein, 5.
Lloyd 's problems on th~ court weren 't disasterous -it
was just th~t she wasn't playing like Chri~ Evert Lloyd. Fc;>r
three straight wee ks she reached the finals of events in
Washington, <.:hi t ago and Cincinnati.
She Jost to Navratilova once and to Austin twice.
'·My tennis was fine but m y desire Cor the game was
gone "she said. "l felt burnt out." So Lloyd, 26, spent three months on the sidelines, the onty
tennis an her life strictly recreational.
When she returned , she did so with a passion. winning 42
or 43 matches between the Italian Open and the U.S. Open.
lier only loss was in the fin als at Wimbledon to Goolaion~.
'''"" •• ol' I lu• .d.11 y Former Houston Oilers Coach Bum PbUUps on hav-
inf! his wire accompany him on lri~s: "M~ wife usuallr,
trave ls with me because she's too ugly to kiss goodbye.
BaskPfball
Streaks on the line
as CdM, FV meet
By ROGER CARLSON
01 ,,,. D•lly Pr lot Sl•fl
Sunset Lea~uc power Foun
tain Valley and St·a View League
power Corona del Mar collide
tonight al l<'ountain Valley in a
battle of top-rated high school
basltetball t eams to highlight
area non-league action.
1t :_.'LO.Ci!P~.c-~.~uo_t_y's Np. 2 --!Corona d el Mar> vs No. 3
I Fountain Valley/ and each has
plenty lo offer
~clbac k a 74 -62 decision lo
Orange County's No. l rated
team . Ocean View. The Sea
Kings of Coach Jack Errion are
on a seven-game winning streak.
Fountain Valley'.s Barons, un-
der Coach Dave Brown. are on
an eight-game winning streak
after a three-game losing skein
-eal'"ly. which· began with a 77-'70-
loss to Ocean View.
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NBA Mtioa T\leeday • ii.;;'ue1 Jolauill iad -~ 1ta Mii IV~lw llMI to NlllU1lat
HHD ol 11&1 IA ... Mp 1Jii8i".11ate ta tM Udrd period Ud
tarl1 ln tM fourth wli• tbe luou nat on a H-0 rampa1• to
turn a tJt11t 1ame lnto a runaway. MJoktY Jobnlon added 10
polntl to tM Wrd periQd rout . . . &1Hwb1re, . . . Nate
ArclllMN bit a ll·foot Jumper wttb a:rr nmainln1 to put
Boston ahead to stay and the CelUca went on to whip tbe New
York Knicka, 93-89, for their fifth 1lrai1ht triumph .... Guard
Walter Daria hit two jump shots in the flnaJ minute of play to
lift Phoenix to a 104·19 victory over SeatUt ---Four atrai1ht
free throws by David Tito•,_ and KW V .... •91M in ~e
last 25 seconds lifted Denter to a hard-fou1ht 135.132 decision
over Atlanta . . . Abd•I Jeelul came off the bench to score
eight points in the first 3 :20 of the fourth quarter, and Dallas
held on for a 112-106 win over Chicaao.
••••• l••r _,. p•r• l•l••tl•r•
Mike lloay, the leading aoal scorer in the ~
NHL, boosted his total lo 45 with three power play ,
goals and a shot into an empty net lo lead the New
York Islanders to a 6·3 victory over Pittsbur1h in
the onty game in the NHL Tuesday night which ~ldn't end ~
a tie. The contest marked the seventh game this season an
. which Bossy has scored three or more goals ... Elsewhere,
The New York Rangers scored three third-period aoals, in-
cluding two on power plays by Roll Grescber and lloa
DUIHY, to come from behind and tie Cal1ary, 4-4 -..
Detroit's Paul Woods scored on a short backhand shot late in
the third period as the Red Wings skated to a 3-3 tie with
Boston .. _ BttDt As•toa scored two goals in a 45-second
span in the third period lo lift Vancouver into a 3-3 lie with
Colorado . . . Michel Goulet scored his second goal of the
game at 3: !>4 of the third period to hand Quebec a 3-3 lie with Winnipeg_ ·
IJSF •CIDI• ....,..,.,,._ra•ll•d Nelr• D•••
OAKLAND -Junior guard Ken McAlister m
ma de two free throws with 14 seconds remaining
in overtime. lifting the University of San Fran-·
cisco to a 66-63 college basketball upset or seventh·
ranked Notre Dame .Tuesday night.
The victory improved the Dons' record to 12·2, while the
Iris h lost their second straight game for the first lime in a
year and dropped to 8·3.
A layup by senior forward ·Orlando Woolridge had given
Notre Dame a 63-62 lead with 1: 05 lo go. The Dons then called
lime tn set up a final play. McAlis ter was• fouled-by forward
Bill Varner and McAlister made both ends or a one-on-one
situation for the lead.
After Notre DC41J.1e's Kelly Tripucka missed a final shot.
USfo"s Quinlin Dailey was fouled by Woolridge and made both
free throws with two seconds left, concluding the scoring
The Irish made a great comeback to take the game into
overtime. US F, which jumped to a 10-point halftime lead,
w as ahead 55·49 with a little more than nine minutes remain-
ing.
Eldridge's
shot in OT
saves GWC
Sopho mo r e forwa rd J im
Eldridge connect ed on an 18·
footer from the baseline with six
seconds remaining in overtime
as Golden West College edged
Santa Monica , 71 -69 in Southern
Cal Conference action Tuesday
night.
Eldridge, al 6-3, took the un-
contested shot afte r the Rustlers
tried on three attempts to get
·the-ba ll into ·postm an Randy
Heidenreich. •
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SPORTS BREAK I BASKEJBALL ...............................
IWf l'IWfCllCO -,, ......... lau .. bten bind to mua1• ua. lu rruotaeo Glau,
th• ... rrua11oo .... ilMr NDOrt.td today. .
A ..... ocmt.met WU tailed toda1 to mu•
th• offtclal anDO'lmeem•t. ·
Roblnlon, thl only playw to win tbt moet valuable player .award In both maJor ltap11, h11 b .. n a coach with
Baltimore for the put thrM llUOftl. Ht mana1td Cltvtland
ln 1975 and "71 before btlnl ftred la.Jun• dll 1m.
Robinson who has a Hfetlme major lea1ue battlna
avera1e of .ifM. played wlth Cint?lnnati from 1956-65, before
beina traded to Baltimore. He played with the Dod1ers in
1972 was traded to l.he Angels in '73 and played with Clev~land part of the '74 season. He also saw action in '75 and
'76 as a player·manager for the Indians.
Robinson, who lives in Los Anaeles, is 45.
UCLA'• 8rotett a ratttflffacr fer Nr•• J••
UCLA Coach Larry Brown 1s oneort wo or three •
·leading candidates for the head coach job of the
New Jersey Nets of the NalionaJ Basketball As-
sociation. Brown was not available for comment
Tuesday but a source was quoted as s aying that he along with
Atlanta Hawks Coach Hubie Brown and Phoenix Suns'
assistant coach Al Blanclll are the current contenders for the
Nets · job although Bianchi has said that he's not interested
... Steve Rosenbloom, general manager of the New Orleans
Saints, said that the NFL team hopes to name its new head
coach next week, and Bum Plallllpa is the leading candidate
... NFL Commissioner Pete ltoaelle and Oakland Raiders
owne r AJ Davia met in a federal judge's -chambers Tuesday
but failed to make progress toward s ettlement of an antitrust
suit aimed at freeing the Raiders to move lo Los Angeles ...
World Boxing Association heavyweight c hampion Mlke
Weaver has pulled out of next month's scheduled bout against
Jim TUI is because of a hand injury ... Braving thick fog in
thp second run Switze rland's Erik• Hess scored her first
women 's Wori'd Cup slalom victory Tuesday, beating
Claudia Glordanl of Italy and Tamara Mc:KlDaey of Olympic
Village, California ... Mullammad All's hopes to launch a
ca m paign in Honolulu in April t~ win the world boxing cham-
pionship ror a fourth time lay shattered Tuesday when the
Ha waii Boxing Commission deferred action on his request for
a boxing license .
T~no,ratlio
Following are the top sports events on T V tonight. Ratings a re: " •• .; excellent; •• , worth watching, •• fa ir; .,. forget
it.
[-) 6 p:-m., Channel 9 ,/ ./ ./
NBA BASKETBALL: La kers at Wa shington
Announcers : Chic k Hearn and Keith Eric kson.
The Lakers will be trying to pick up addit iona l ground on the
Phoeni>e Suns with a victory in Washingt_on tonigh t. The Suns lead the Western Confere nce. Pacific Division with the Lakers
second. Karee m Abdul-Jabbar and Jamaal Wilk es spark the Laker attack.
RADIO Basketba ll Lakers at Wa shington, 6 p.m .. KLAC C570); Hockey Kings al Hartford, 4:35 p.m . KOGO (600).
PCAA OUTLOOK . • •
overall. 1980-81 pre-season. 6-6
Don't let the Aggies· pre-
sea son r ecord rool y ou as
they ·ve p layed the toughest
s c he dule in the confe rence
against the likes of Brigham
Young !twice>. Wa shington .
Michigan State. Utah and Idaho
Sta te.
Th e Aggies will also be s mart-
ing from last year's embarrass -
me nt of losing in the PCAA
playorfs after capturing the con-
ference title
The Aggies ra nk second an the
conference in s.c.:oriog __ (~l,M .all.d
a r e ·1ed o y forward Br ian
Jac kson ( 19.9 average/ a nd
guard Kei_th Hood C1 5.9). Leo
Cunningham, the te am 's 6-11
center . will also be a factor as
pressed to get thas young and in-
t-x perienced squad to mes h as a
unit
Led hv fi -7 fo rwa rd Craig
Dyke ma '1 15 2 poi nts and S-3 re-
hnunds i. the 49ers will show mo-
ments or brilliance . but not
many
7. UC SANTA BARBARA -
1979-80. 5-9 in conference <sixth>.
11 -16 O\'crall: 1980-81 pre-season,
fl 7 Another case or not having
<•nough left down the stretch lo
t·ontend with the front-runners.
The Gauchos ar~ als9 han--· __
dir appe<r with a two-year proba-
Corona del Mar brin~s a 9· 1
record into t he ~am e, the onl y
The Barons await with their
m atch-up zone defens e , 6-3
d yna mo Jeff Christensen, 6·7
Frank Luongo near the boards
and the strong floor game or
guard Emile Harry.
Both sides squandered leads
during regulation play as the
Cors airs let an 11-point lead al
the haU gel a way from them.
while the Rustlers couldn't hold
a seven-point advantage in the
second half.
Gagr ..... o~d he will be asked lo neutralize the
other big men in the conference
tion that should ma ke inspira-
t ional per forma nces hard to
come by It 's like a horse being
as signed extra we ight-the
Gauchos already have enough
µrobl ems
Lakewood
routs Marina
Todd Murphy. Tony Dalton and
Dave Powers combined for 53
points as Lakewood High routed
vis iting Marina, 73-54 in non-
league high school basketball
action Tuesday night.
The Vikin~s. who were in their
Hn al tuneup before the s tart of
Sunset Le a~uc pla y Friday,
trailed by only three at the in·
t ermission-30-27 before the
Lancers blew them out with a 22
point third quarter.
The Vikings , who could
manage but nine points during
the period, never threatened
after that.
Coach St eve Popovich had
three players score in double
figures led by Bill Bruce with 14
points . Rick Smith had 13 and
teammate Roger Weninge r
tossed in 12.
The loss dropped the Vikings '
record to 8-6 as they will host
Fo.unlain Valley Friday nigfit in
the Sunset League opener for
both schools.
'
Corona del Ma r ente rs with 6-6
Mark Spinn, who can lake you 20
reel outside or crash the boards
and pentetrate inside with tqual
d fect iveness , a deadly shooting
6-5 Jeff Pries. the floor game of
6-3 point guar<t Steve Moore and
a s trong man-to-man defense.
T ipoff is schedule d for 7
o'clock, as is the Empire League
opener between Ocean View's
12-2 Seahawks and lhe up-and-
down Katella Knights. who have
struggled lo a 6-6 record despite
entering the campaign with a
seasoned crew.
The Empire League opener will
be at Ocean \oiew, where 6-8
Wayne Carlander, the Seahawks'
all-e verything star awaits with a
34.4 scoring averag_e.
Carlander has scored in the
30s or bette r 10 times in 14
starts.
Ot h e r no n-league games
tonight at 7 include Newport
Harbor (9-4) at Costa Mesa
C 4-6 l. Laguna Beach C 8·2) at
University C8·5). Loara (6·5) at
San Clemente ( 11-3) and Irvine
< 3-6) al Dana Kills (6-5).
Scheduled for a 7: 30 start is
Estancia (8·5>. which travels lo
Laguna Kills.
A 12·1 blitz during the final
2:22 of the opening 20 minutes
gave the Corsairs a 38·29 lead al
the intermission. The Rustlers
then counte red e arly in the
second half with a spurt of their
own lo take the lead back at
41 -40 with 16:24 lo play.
G WC then widened the margin
to 49-42 before the Cors airs
fought back to knot the score al.
53-all. -
The score t hen see-s awed,
finishing 63·63 after regulation.
The same teeter-tooter held
true, too, in o vertime until
Eldridge's shot iced the contest.
The win raised the Rustlers
record to 3-0 in conference play,
15-3 o verall. The Cors airs.
meanwhile, dropped to 2·1 in
conference, 14·6 overall.
"I told our kids we had to do
two things well to win lonight-
break the pressure and board
well," explained GWC Coach
Jim Greenfield. "We did a pret-
ty good job or that althout'h we
got careless at times."
Of Eldridge's game-winner,
Greenfield added, "He's always
told me he's a great shooter. I
guess tonight he proved it."
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ball coach at Ne wport Pacifi c's Ron Cornelius.
H_arbor ~nd Costa Mesa -... -i .... SAN . .JOSE STATE
highs, Wlll be-honored-at"" 1979-80 7-6 in confe r e nce
halftime of tonight's basket-<fourthl.. 17-12 overall ; 1980-~
ball game between those pre-season, 9.3 Coao.h Bill
schools in the Costa Mesa Berrv's Spartans caught every-
gym one -by surprise at the PCAA
-tourna ment las t March wh en
JC fives
• • 1n action
Both Orange Coast and Sad-
dle back college basketball
teams face difficult road tests
tonight with the Pirates travel·
ing to' Mt. San Antonio and
Gau c hos h e aded for
Southwestern. Both games have
a 7 ; 30 tipoff.
OCC, 10-7, is coming off a 59--57
triumph over Cerritos which
evened the Bucs' South Coast
Conference record at 1-1.
Mt. San Antonio, meanwhile,
came out on the short end of a
74-69 score lo F~llerton In the
Mounties' conference opener.
OveraJI, Mt. San Antonio Is 12-7
and considered one of the
favorites for the South Coast ti-
tle.
"The Mounties have a strong
front line. Paul Perkins was an
all -conference performer for
them last year, and he's ex·
tremely difficult to stop inside,"
warns OCC Coach Tandy Gillis.
Perkins, a 1·4 forward, is
averalina 20 points a 1ame. He
scored st_ points in a non·
conference outtn1 two weeka a10
a1almt LA Southwest.
Chris Beasley continues to
lead the Pirate acorin1 attack
wllh1 a 12.9 avera1e.
they s urprised Long Beach State
in the finals. 57-55, to advance lo
the NCAA regionals.
This season the Spartans have
picked up right where they left
off in 1980 as they rank fifth in
the nation in scoring defense
( 56. 7). San Jose State is led by
three-year le tte rman Sid
Williams, who is scoring at a
14.5 clip and gathering 7.0 re-
bounds .
5. UNIVERSITY OF PAClnC
1979-80 , 7-7 in conference
c fifth). 15-16 overall; 1980·81 pre-
season. 10-2 -This time •he pre-
season record is deceiving as the
Tigers have· played one or the
easiest schedules this s ide of the
Laguna HHls High girls' pro-
gram. .
Th e r e is on e bona fide
superstar in the form of 6-9
forward/center Ron Cornelius,
who is averaging 24 .5 points
(eighth in the nation) and 8.8 re-
bounds. But in this case the ad-
age Is true-one player does
not a team make.
•. LONG BEACH STATE
1979-80, 11 ·3 In conference
<second>, 22·12 overall: 1980-81
pre-season, 5-7 -Gone are
headliners Michael Wiley and
Franeol1 Wise, and thus, 1one
too are any 49er hopes of
flnishina near the front.
Coach Tex Winter, in his alth
season, la 1oln1 to be hard·
8. CAL STATE FULLERTON
1979-80, 4-10 in conference
t seventh~,. 10-l7.-4¥~~a"-<· -1980-81
µre-season. 2-10 The bottom
has f.allen out of the Titans ever
since their dramatic and sur-
prising appea rance in the NCAA
µlayoffs three years ago.
George McQuarn. in his first
year. has a lot of rebuilding to
do, although som e redshirts
should help his dilemma next
year
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COMPOSl'l'E TRANSACTIONS
W.mdlit, Jenuery 14, 1111 DAILY ,ILOT •7
Entertatnlng In
I
Elegance returns
with Reagan era
By SYLVIA POaTER
Brush up on your two-step, search your dresser fm
your lon1·discarded long (elbow, just-below-the shoulder)
while &loves, have your dinner jacket refitted to your 19fll
waistline and check the comer of your closet for any one«·
loved formal gown.
As 1981 ushers in a phase of tough economic decisions
for the nation and living squeezes , it also will mark a re
turn to a bygone era of elegance in dressing, dancing and
entertaining.
I t ' S· n o w c o m ·
monplace to link the de·
velopment with the ar-
rival i'n Washington of
the Reagan first family.
There's no denying that
the president and his
wife are products or an
Money's
Worth
age in America that s aw the peaks or the big hand!-.
ballroom dancing, white-tie-and-tails dressin1c prom•
debutante parties and formal weddings.
Let's say you're on the "giving" side or a funcl10n thl
year. Once you've decided on the type or event, tlw
number or people you expect lo attend and the approx
imate budget, the key decision will be the "music.··
That decision you must make well in advance ancl ~1th
appropriate caution. (Just imagine how inappropriah: it
would be lo hire a rock-and-roll band to play al a dinni 1
dance r~r gu_t:sts in their late 50s and 60s.)
YOUR FIRST DECISION should be whether to h1n· ,,
local group and of what kind or one of the nat10n1tll~
famous bands and of what kind, advises Lester Lan111. ,,,,
internationally known society orchestra leader who will
play at Ronald Reagan's Inauguration Ball.
Lanin suggests several basic guides that will m 11k•
your function a success, save you money and hel11 .av1111 I
the heartaches that could destroy the oc<·asion ;111·1
memory for you forever .
-IF YOU ARE ENGAGING a local group, try ''' ;11
r ange an audition where you can test the group·~ ver~a111t
t y and ability lo play the tunes you want.
If you are hiring a larger, known hand, an auil1t 11111
may be impossible, but request a meeting with tlw ~rnup ..,
leader to work out details and decide the a pprupn.1 11-
number or musicians you want.
Select your music and ma ke other special arran11•·
me n ts at the beginning. Meet with the hotel or hanqut•t h;il I
representative in advance to decide where to locate· 1 ht: w
chestra and whether a platform is necessary
-AGREE ON ALL financial arrangements. 1m·11a1"
legal contracts and be sure to include the hours l111· ,,,
chestra will play. the price for additional playing t 11n•
duration and timing of any breaks that will he t a k•·11
Decide on strolling musicians or other hackgrouncl 11 111· 1.
during band's break periods.
-Be sure the contract specifies completl' pay 11w1 o1
schedules and refund policy in case or cancellation /\II d•
pos it arrangements should be s pelled out. in advam·r· ,,,
signing. Jf you are interested in particular musician!-., 111
elude their names, or they will not be obliga ted to show
-VISIT THE ROOM where the event 1s to be held "'
check the acoustics and quality of public address syst(.•111
You may be able to hire fewer musicians than you think
and thus save money.
-Do not allow the banquet manager to d1scoural!l'
you from using an outside orchestra or to force the '"houSl'
favorite" on you.
-Do not encourage tippmg and extra favor~ lk
discreet.
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IUICI CIAIT YOUR HOMITDWN DAllY PAPIR
WEDNESDAY JANUARY 14 1981 ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS
Crops destroyed • ID Florida
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freeze
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of the or<ill61t' c•ruµ Tht: mett·uq
dropPt-'d to rcL·urd low:. rn cat h:a:.t
f1 \ c Clllb ;u·roi.:. the -.tatt:
Groves tn tht-Indian Haver rt:
gio n. wha·h wt:rc :.µared rn Mun
da} night's fret:zc. :.ufft:rcd somt'
<.'old damcti::e dunn~ the sct•und
night, a<.·cord111g lO l'lor11Ja Citrus
Mutual \'H'l' Pn·-.1dt·nl Hobby
Mc·Kown The full extent of the
cl 1u11a~L· tu the ~roves , on the
l-'lor1da east c·oast near Fort
1'1crn~ and Vero He at h, is not
known. Mc Kown said
Ebt:wherc in the c·itrus region,
ht'avy frost cm trees, buds and
lt•:i v1•1t dad further damage.
de:.p1tc higher temperatures than
the pa:.t twona)(hts , McKownsaad.
Suuth l"l orida was s pared
'!>omewhat by patc hy high <'louda
ra· ... s. according to National
Weatht:rSt:rv1ct' forecasters
Weather forc1·astcrs said heavv
frost formed in most other farm-
ing a reas during the night as tem-
peratures in central and northern
regions were mostly in the
mid·20s to ar ound 30. Readings of
near 20 were reported in some col·
der spots of north-central and
west-central fo,lorida
Daytona Beach reported a rec-
onl low or 19 for this date, break-
ang the record set in 1964. A low of
20 m Orlando broke the 1964 rec
ord or 'l7. and Tampa's 29 was 1
dC'gree lower than the record set
an 197:l In Fort Myer s, the
mercury fell to 31. beatinii: the rt·
cord of 35 set in 1964, And it was 47
in Key West. The coldest previous
.Jan.14was 49,a marksctml948.
Tuesday's lows included: 8 an
Tallahassee. bre aking the 1971
record by 3 d egrees. 13 in
Jacksonville, breakin~ the %
year-old January mark by <!
degrees. 22 an T<.imp<A. hreakan.I!
<.i 1905 mark. and 32 1n M1am1.
the coldest Jan 13 s1m·c 1002
Hy about 6 a m , tc~m1Jeratun!s
wt•re on thl' upswin1': across tht•
s tale. and forecasters S<Jul the·\
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Mayor assails critics
Laguna's Baglin voices optimism
By DON <·HAPMAN
Of llM D•llY P1le1 \ .. II
Laguna Heach Mayor Wayne
Bal!lin lashed out <Jt mun1c1pal
doomse:iyt'rs today and c·harged
that thf' loc<JI c ritics art' "bait-
ing people to fight one another
on the issues and ~t>ttmR an the
way or progress ...
But. Baghn. <Jl CA C:haml>cr of
Com mertf' hreakr ast attended
by about 100 mt1m hc rs. said he is
opt i m 1,<; t ll' a ho u t t h c com
mun11 y·s future
Neighbors
bid goodbye
to Reagans
LOS ANGELES I A P )
Pr<'sadent-e le<.T Rca.::m drove
down lhe fla~ lined street from
his Pacific Palis ades home to-
day to the cheers and shouts of
neighbors who cried "We'll miss
you .. as Reagan and his wife Jen
for Washington.
.. Washington s hould have
started a tradition that presi-
dents live at home." Rea~an
told a duster or neighbors who
_galhered at the driveway to s ay
farewell and snap pictures of the
nation's next president and first
lady_
Both Rcug<Jn and has wife.
Nancy. appeared misty-eyed as
they s hook hands a nd accepted
wishes from the small crowd
that gathered in the sunny,
w<irm morning for his de
parture.
"We want lo i.tel on with the
job. but it':-; awfully hard to
lea ve." Re a gan s aid a s he
stepped anto his limousine and
ca lled "goodhye" throu~h a
m icrophone in the rar
The neighbors said they would
miss both the Reagans and the
hubbub that engulfed the quiet
neighborhood after the election.
"It's sort of like when the
circ us leaves town." said Ron
Burns. who lives next door.
Burns said that he and other
neighbors ha d we lcomed the
presence or Secret Servi ce
agents who barr icaded the
streets and kept 24-hour watch
over the area
Or:~;-:asl
"'eat her
Sunny ;rhursday but with
som e high cloudin ess.
Patchy fog along the coast
Thursday morning. Highs
64 lo 68 at the beaches and 68
to 73 in the inland areas.
Lows tonight 52 lo 56.
INSIDE TOD.4 '1
Fiw-Jlftlr-old Monica Rio1 wa• bock~ in the arm• of h~r mother . Georgia
ffilgemaft, in San Jou toda11
a#tr bring found in Mezico
Tuudolf, more thon-Jovi -~a,, attn 1k m111teriotulJ1
dilapptartd. (~ti 1tM11 Page
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· · 1.ast year's accomplishments
pnlvc we can do tangible things
reg a rd less of the opposition
thrown at us." be s aid
"We can do it above a ll the
h<·atcd d e bates salted with
1loom sday threats."
The mayor said "hot debal<'i.
ar<' due" as a result of "pae-in
the-s ky dream1t" in revised ele -
ment s or the city's general plan.
I k said he would not support
"bureauc·ratic " propose1 ls or
plans that would aid special in
tcrest i.:roups just hN·aus•· their
n·pn•!-.t•ntatav1•:-; attended meet
1ngs or th<· gent•ral plan revision
l'Ommittec
/\lso, h't· 1·r1t1 c•1zl'd the Orange
('ounty l.(!J.(al Aid So<·1cty. wh1<'h
has f1h'tl a s uit cha lle nging the
lt•j.!ahty or the housing clement
or the gcnt•ra l plan
('1ty orfi<-1als have said thHt
th<' s uit as not expected to delay
s alt• l)f Sy1·amorr Hills property
to the Haywood OcvclopmC'nl
< ·o of Nt•wport Beach
But Baglin s<11d the 1·1l) w11ulll
s av1• money ar the :.<tic· J,!•ll'lt
throuj!h illld that thr S Ull . fth·ll Ill beh~lf of t 1\ 11· :ic·t1 v1:.I .l11h11
(;ahrit•I!., is "frustratmi.:.
lh· :.aut that :.11m1· ltu·al 1!-.:.u1--.
w e r1 · .. 1· x a g g c r a t 1· ii 1 Fl -1 111
portanc·c." and fh;11 th•· c·1t'
lac·kl·cl th1· mun· 1t1·r1ou:. 1m1ti
I(' m s o r man\ 11th c r <· 111n
mun&lll'S
Tht· muyor :,uul tht· r1 t.\ '!-.
c·nme ratl' was 1l<·<·hn1ng. arnl
<~t· RA<a.IN. 1'<£1(t• /\21
l Fund trial
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GEOLOGIST HIGDON KEEPS TRACK OF CRACKS
S.n Clemente m•n fight• city h•ll on two front•
Irate homeowner
raps SC council
By STEVE MITCHELi:. He s aid the c ity approved Oft .. o.11, ,. .... ,.... I r d . . hi Woody Higdon says the city's P ans or a ramage ptpe on s neighbor's property that drains engineering department .is onto his own lot despite a city
withholding public documents grading 0 rd in an c e that
from his view, and he claims the specifically prohibits drainage
San Clemente City Council has on slopes.
turned a deal ear to his problem.
But council members contend As a result or the draina1e
that. since Higdon is suin1 the pipe. Higdon says, the s lope
city for Sl.S million. any prob-above his yard railed in January
lem he has-in gaining acces~ lo or 1978. Ten days later, he said,
public files should be between he began to notice cracks in hJs
his attgrney and the city ·al· backyard concrete slab and ln
torney. his kidney-shaped swimming
Thal infuriates -Higdon, who pool. ... --says he should blVe aeces"""s ...,t..-.o ___ ' I Ml tnirig could come right
pu bile information, "whether through the (retaining> wall,
the City Council Ultes me and no take out the yard, the pool and
matter what they think of my the house," he said an1rily dur-
lawsuit." · in1 an lnterview.
And, be uy1, U the dty He 1aio effort.a to 1et the city
doesn't atart treatln1 him like to correct the problem failed,
any other cltilen 1eek1n1 public and, ln truatratJon, be 1ued tbe information, be'U t011 a dl•· clty and hla tlel1bbor in No-
crimtnaUon 1uit on top of b1I vember 11'11 .
other l•wntt qalnlt the eltJ. To bold down le1al co1t1,
Ht1daa, • ~ 1Md Su HJ1don Ml bMn dolnC mudl al Clemente ....ran Uiibih net..._ Ute rHHrcb at Clty Hall
more U... two yean •to ._, blmHlf. be~ Iara• cneu fonnbal And, upW NCeDUJ, be Mid be
ln Ute ,.tao IDd pool ..... al ldl bad •cc.a to Ill tbe public doeq-
bome It at Celle Nm. < ... man, .... Al)
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set/or
Diedrich
F ormer Ora nge County Board
of Supervisors Chairman lh 1lph
Diedrich WCAS orderl'd toda) tu
s tand trial in Orange C:ount y
Superior Court on four year-old
r harges that he participated in a
ca mpaign rund l;1undering
upcration in the 1976 county c•ler
lions_
DiC'drtt h , 56, was held '''
answer on four relc>n\' t•on
spiracy counts and a fifth. m1sdc
mcanor allegation that he failed
to report rinanC'i al contribution!-.
as required by lhe f'olitu·al
Reform Act of 1974.
"I'm disap1)1}inted trut
justil'e will out," Diedrich <·om
m e nted moments after Judge
Claude Ow<•ns issued his rulmg
The ruling f•ame at the c-on
<'lusion or a two-week long pn·
Ii mi nary hearing into the' surr.
ciency of the cvidenct-against
the man often l·alh·d "Su~1er D"
becaust• of the influenct' he had
uvc·r county politac<t l anti go\
ernmental affairs.
The hearing, which wa!-closf'd
lo the public and news rrporkr~.
(See TRIAL. Page t\2)
Mortensen
plww wpic
The photography of William
Mortensen. who maintained a
school of photography in Laguna
Beach for 30 years, will be lhl'
subject of a slide-lecture Thurs
day at 8 p.m. at the Laguna
Beach Museum of Art.
Deborah lrmas, a writer for a
photographir arts magazine.
will discuss Mortensen 's early
portraits or stars in Hollywood.
as well as the nudes and fi e
tional tableaux that became his
trademark.
Other lectures in the three-
part series al the museum in-
c lude "Artists by Artis\s" by
Salley Steiner on Jan. 22. and
"What Science Tells Us About
C reativit y" by R ona ld
Silverman on Jan. 29.
Ht·p 1{{1hl·rt lladh.1ni H \:1 ·wpnrt lk a l·h < lt'ft I. <'hf.'t·ks up
11n Fount .nn ,.,tilt•\ I l1g h Sc·hool bandsman Hoh Van
(J1H·kl'lhc·r~. I rornlH1111:-:1 :111d I .dll'1'l member of thr Baron
B:i nd :it '-IX f1 ··t . -11 :· 11\r ht•.., I le and l11s bane! males leave
Fnd;i y l1ir \\a-.ll111i..:t on. n (' \\ht·rc• th1•y 'll m a r ch Jan. 20
in Pn·s11knl l'l1·1•1 H1111 .1ld lk.1u:111 ·!-i 111:1 u (!u ral parade
Peggy Bartel died
'in land she loved'
I
Two womt•n who k nt·w P<'i.:gy
Bartel say it is ironi1· ancl tragic
that the San Juan ('ap1:.trano
woman was k1llt>rl in a part or
the world sht• lived s o much
Africa.
In the midst of a New Year's
lNl's t in Afn<'a had spanned an
t11ght year 1>criod. beginning
with her first trip to the Dark
Continent.
Eve celebration at the Norfolk
~ ~ nlJIE RnrLED llot<'I in Nairohi. Kenya, ~ bomb ~ UL planted by an Aral} tecronst who
· 'Sht• took a ~real interest in
c•onscrvation and the preserva-
t 1on of African wildlife." Ma.
(;r;,a( said. "She was a very life-
h\'lnl( person who was very in-
lorested and conce-rned. .• . ON 11.._~-~ .i rL-· -----had '~ii slay ini.: in the hotel ex· n.::J• ~ ploded. injuring fl5 people a nd
killinf( 15, amonl( them Mrs.
Bartel. "I sold my Caddie to the first
person who saw It."
That's the advertisln1 success
story of the Newpor\ Beach man
who p}aced thJs ad In the Dally
Pilot:
'72 Coupe de Ville 1old and
white, xlnl. COftd .. must
see to a.,.,reclate. $2,450
Ull·llXU
If you lack IUCC ... ln Mlllq
your car, try • Daib' PUot ad. A
lrleadly lld·vtMr wtll = write an efhd.lve lld 1t Ml· .
Identification or her body was
made Tuesday in the African ci-
ty by using dental records. It
was reportedly Mrs. Bartel's
third trip to Africa; a place
where she hoped to Uve .
''She had a humane and con·
cerned lntereat in Alric• and Its
people,·• •aid Renate Graf, vtte
r.reat•t al Uon Country Satan
n Lasma HUii.
Mt. Grat 1atcl Mn. Bartet'a lft.
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F.laine Qu.inn of Irvine, whose
15 year-old daughter Julie ac-
<'oinpanled Mrs . Bartel to Kenya
and was injured In the blast,
s aid the slain woman was in love
with Afrtca and the thou1bt of
livlnfC there.
"She worklfl on lnveatmen\.a I
believe, .. Mra. QulM said, "but
her major Interest waa Atrtta."
She said the San Juan womaa.
who wu ln her 30a. wu ~
over the future of Alriea _.
wanted to work to., ••te IL
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"ork .. n1 ba~k faM11rr•
\\ .\l<!'.1\ W. Poland t A I' 1 Thousands of workers laid down
t h1•1r l1111b fur t wu hours today in a town near the Soviet border and
11rul t" .. tt•r:. drap1·tl rt·cl lintl while Pohsh flags on buses and trolleys
1ri War~a". wh1·n · thl' Sov1et 1.·ommander of East Bloc forces met
"1th lht' natwn 'H·ommunist Party chief
Workt•r:-j\ :10 l'nterprises employ mg some 60,000 people in th~
111wn of Hw~ww . .,bout 40 miles from the Soviet frontier. struck in'
~upport o1f farnwrs seeking to organize a union independent ol
Com mw11st l';trty control, lal,><)r sourres re~rttid
:ff bllap ldlb drfll#r
M.OR(;ANl'JTY. La. I AP> A cablesnappedonanoffshore
llrtllang rig to<Jay hurling three men into the Gulf of Me~ic~. a Coast
1;uard spokt·s man said. One man was killed. one was mJured and
I he third was m1~s1ng. .
Det<11ls oft he arc1dent were s kcl chy -
Coast Guard s1>0kesman Doug Bandos said he was told the·
thrrl' werl' being hoisted aboard the rig whgn the cable snapped
and droJ)ped thNn into the Gulf. But an employee of the Merit Drill-
ing Co . ownl'rs or the, rig, said he understood the three were work-
ing arouncl a C'rane when the rable snapped and whipped the three
men offthc platform
1•tt•a bar~ai11 ..
U.S. border agent
• agrees .to resign
SAN 011-:Go 1AP 1 A U.S.
l\urcll'r Patrol ag1mt andkted for
.tlll'gcrll y mistn:ating illegal
:il1cns s ays hl' will resign as a
patrolman an exchange for the
l ' S Attorney's Offire dropping
perjury charges against him.
Border Patrol agents charged
after a federal investigation or
alleged mistreatment at the San
Clemente checkpoint.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Hee.-
tor S_alitrero told U.S. District ·
. lu<ll;(e Leland Nielsen on Tues·
dav that the recommendation
n•garding Patrolman Lester
1-'ulh·n was made• "in the in
H·n·-;ts of JUStit4c "
Although he ma intains his in·
noce nce, Fullen has agreed to
resign elfective March 31, said
his attomey. Michael McCabe.
Fullen. 37. was indicted in Ju-
ly following an Immigration and
Naturalization Service in
vestigation into reports of mis
t rcatment of aliens at the check
point on the San Diego Freeway f•'ulll•n was one of thr et•
f'rottt Pap A I
TRIAL ...
took im unusual turn Tuesday
"hen U1e<lrich took the witness
"tancl to testify.
The case has percolated at
various legal levels since 1977
when Diedrich and five others
wt•re andiC"t.ed by the Orange
l'ounty Grand Jury.
In December 1979 Diedrich.
together with former Supervisor
l'h1llp Anthony and two others,
Wf·re reindicted an connection
with the alleged scheme to hide
1 hl' trul' source of funds pro·
\'idt•rl lo political campaigns. in·
, c·lucling Anthony's successful
1!17fi elerlion bid.
Two weeks ago, Anthony
pll'adcd no contest to a misde-
m <'a nor charge of failing lo
properly report campaign con·
I ri butions . He was fined $5,000.
Three fe lony con s piracy
c·harges against Anthony, de·
feated an the November election
hy Hoger Stanton. were dis-
missed.
Diedrich was ousted from of·
fi re in 1979 after he was convict·
l·d in an unrelated bribery case.
Diedrich faxes a m aximum five
~ears in prison If convicted on
the current c·ha rges, said state
Deputy Attorney General Gary
Schons.
Judge Owens ordered that the
•transcript of the preliminary
hearing be sealed. Attorneys in·
volved in the case declined to
discuss what occurred during
the preliminary hearing.
It' is known, that among those
who testified for the prosecution
were Michael Remington,
•Oiedrlch's former attorney, and
Anthony.
Thomas P . Hatey .......... , .
Robert N. Weed ~ .........
M. Thomas Keevll l!dllor
Thomas A. Murphlne M•Mtlflt l.diter
Charles H. Loos AnltlMI~ ldlt«
A mistrial was declar ed in
'.'iovembcr in Fullen's trial.
Laguna man
arrested on
drug charges
William rantele of Laguna
Beach is held in Orange County
.Jail today on char ges of sale and
possession of marijuana, plus
possession of stolen property and
contributin~ to the delinquency of
minors. accordin,:: to police re-
ports .
Laguna police Sgt. Terry :rern-
pk said the arrest of Pantele, 24,
of li65 l..ombardy1.ane came Tues·
da v after undercover officers al· lc~edly made l wo purchases from
thl' s uspect
Temple said police had the
home under surveillance for three
days and al the lime of arrest. al-
legedly confiscated $2,700 worth
of expensive high-grade mari-
juana:
Officers also allege they found
sl've ral items in the Pantele home
that had been reported stolen
from a house in north Laguna one
week ago.
T he contributing to delinquen
c y charge ca me art er offi cers said
they round two Laguna youths.
aged 16and 17, in the home when it
was raided and Panlele was taken
into custody.
Police tacked on charges of con·
spiracy and conspiracy to sell
marijuana a nd possession of a
deadly weapon after they alleged·
ly found a club in Panlele 's place.
Lt. Temple said the s uspect is
being held in lieu of S7 ,500 bail.
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IRATE •••
"enta la tbe tDliDMrlDI depart. mtnt.
TlltM weMI 1.10, bt 11ld, bt
w 11 told ht could not bve
eopl .. Of doeumenta re11rdinJ a
housing tract al .the 1outh end of
town
"The city eneineer (Ed Putz)
asked me why I needed the
doc uments," Higdon aaid.
.. When I told him it was for the
litigation. he said he'd have to
l'heck with the city attorney."
Higdon appeared before the
t:ity Council after the city al·
lorney said the records could be
kept from his view
llut council membe·rs told
Higdon he shouJdn't be talking to
them about his problem.
·'This gentleman is party to a
I a wsuit against the city," said
Councilman Patrick Lane. "If
ht· has a. problem , the proper
t'hannel would be for his at·
lorney to deal with the city."
lligdon says he has had pre-
liminary talks with his attorney
following the council meeting.
hut says he doesn't think he
rwt•ds legal assistance to get
rlocumt•nts he claims should be
available lo him.
·'The count•il is refusing lo in·
\'€.'s ligate a violation of my
rights because I'm suing the ci·
t y ." he said.
And while the council did meet
an dosed door s ession about
ll1gdon's complaint. no word has
hcen forwarded to the geologist
regarding any a«tion to resolve
the ISSUC
That leaves fligdon with two
optwns. he says :
"I'm going to go down there
later this week and try to see
those documents ... he said. "If I
gl'I any more resistance, or. if
they screen my request again.
I 'II file a dist•ri mi nation suit."
f 'rmtt Pagr A I
BAGLIN. -.•
that Laguna Beach did not have
:-.I n·et gangs, refugee problems,
ht·avy urbanization. urban de-
lt•rioration, and pollution prob
l••ms of chemical dumps
"We tend to think we·rc the
t•c•ntn of lhl' world her<:, .. he•
:'><Jiii. "We havl' lo put things an
Pl•rsµct·ltvl'."
Baglin :.aid the «ily's key
problems arc: flood control for
Laguna ('anyon !toad. illegal
rl'nlals. loose dogs on the
strt•cts. heavy traffic. inade-
·~uate parking. hillside develop-
ment, how to provide low in·
t'hmc senior housing. and a shift
in the population that is leaving
the C'ity with fewer children and
senior citizens .
Boy escapes
death under
bus wheels
A 9-year-old Dana Point boy
reportedly riding a bicycle
without brakes na rrowly
escaped being crushed beneath
the wheels of a school bus Tues-
day afternoon.
A spo k es m an for the
California Highway Patrol said
Tommy Rams was riding his
bike south on La Cresta Drive in
l>ana Point at 3 p.m . whe.n he
overtook a Capistrano Unified
School District bus driven by
Hay T. Sandstrom, 66.
ltcportedly Sandstrom began
to make a right turn at the same
time young Barns attempted lo
pass the bus on the right. The
boy. unable lo apply the brakes,
skidded underneath the heavy
v<'hicle.
The CHP spokesman said a
quick reaction by Sandstrom
prevented the youngster from
being killed. Sandstrom told an
investigating officer he heard
something hit the side of the bus
so he s topped imm ediately.
YounJl Barns r eportedly re-
ceived some minor scrapes in
the accident.
Two slain
i~ separate
SA stabbings
Two men died in Santa Ana in
separate slabbing incidents over
the weekend. The assailants
escaped in each case.
Leonard Flores, 29, of Santa
Ana died of multiple stab
wounds on the lawn outside a
small apartment complex at 322
S. Lyon St~ at l :45 a.m . Satur-
day. said police Lt. Terry Dakin.
Silvestre Ortiz, 22, alao of San-
ta Ana, mana1ed to nee the un-
known assailant.a after he wu
stabbed dwin1 the aame •tt•ck
ln whlch Flores was killed.
In the other fatal st•bbin1,
Rafael ~. i., of Santa Ana
died on the 1ldew.tk •t the cor-
ner of Raitt and Ninth 1treeta at
2:07 a.m. Sunday, Dakin aaid.
The ltabblnp occurred. about
1lx mlltl and more tho M boun
apart. Dutn •aid lnv•= aren•t IUl'e II the two la are related. ·
The fishi11 's fi11e o.u, l'tlet SI.off """'•
Four-year -old Nancy Dollar of San
Clemente patiently waits for a bite as she
fishes in Laguna Niguel Lake. a half-eaten
apple nearby for quick energy She was <:tt··
c«1m panicd hy ht•r dad. Mike, and had
l'aught onl' fis h alre<:1dy when the picture
v. us tak1.·n
Early Iran reply seen
V.S. hostages rele~se plan under study
WASlllNGTON I A I'> I rem
1s cxpN·led to rt·JJIY s hortly le>
tht• U S. proposal to cxchangl'
Caner plans
final speech
WASJ-flNGTON <AP>
In his last formal speech
as chief executive. Presi-
dent Carter bids farewell
to the nation tonight at 6 in
a talk that aides describe
as a look at the challenges
that will confront the
world after Carter has re·
turned to Plains, Ga.
The 20-minute speech
will be broadcas t live
from the Oval Office at 6
p .m . by lhe major
te l evision network s .
<Channels 2, 4, 7 and 28
a nd on radio on f< FWB
and KNX.)
One White flouse of-
fi ~ial , who asked not to be
identified, said the presi-
dent wanted lo make his
last s peech a forwa rd·
looking "delineation of the
problems the nation and
the world will be facing in
the future," rather than a
review or the victories and
disappointments of the
last four years .
fr11z1·n aSM'l:'> for the r<·l('aSl' of
52 A rn<'ri1·an ho:'>t a1(c·'· :i '>l'ntfJr
('arll•r adm1t11:'>tral 11111 offH·1<JI
~ ;rnJ trida'
Tht• off1l'lal , who as k1·tl not lu
IH· 1d1·nt1f11'll ;11lrl1•rl "'l.t·t .,
IH1 Jll' 11 "' sc11nt·t hint.: l'ln't' 111
what \H' n m ;ic'C·1·pt. ;ind "'"'II
t-:1•! ;i tlt·•d .
Thi· wa_, r•ir .1 rt·pl.' "''"
d t•;Jr<•cl .,,. pa:-!'oag<· in lht· lr;1
nian l'arli.anwnt nf ;.in 1·mc:rl-(c n
c·y 11111 authorizing thl' appmnt
rnl·nt of a nt'utral «'1Unlr~ 111 al'l
a!> the arh1trat11r of «onflic·ting
fmandal d iurn:-twl wt·1·n t hc two
nations. lhl' orf1t·ral :-.aid
"This aclrnn lf11c~n ·1 tell us
what thl'ir hn.,.I po:-.1lt0n would
be." the official :,;.i 11l "What we
l' x pc ct is that. an a <I <1 ~ 0r so.
s ooner rather than latc·r . thev
wtll coml' to u:'> with u rc•pl y .. ·
The U.S propo:'>al. taken to
T 1• h r a n b y A I g t· r 1 a n 1 n
ll'rmediaries Jan 2. «alls for un
fn·l·zan~ about S9 5 h11l111n 1n Ira
n1an assets anti tran-;fc-rr ing
thl•m into an cSt·row an•uunt.
Tht• first mstallml'nl. of about
$2.5 billion . would ht• rcleasc•d to
Iran simultaneouslv with the
fr l' e i n J! o f t h t• ft. rn t• r 1 c· a n
host<tgt•s. who hav(' twcn hc•ld
mc>re than 14 month!>
The.• o ffie1al :.alfl· the· hill
passed h:-: tht· l'arltamt•nl re
mov<'s an obstadc lh1• I ran1an:.
themselves pl iH'l'<l 1n lht' path of a settlement
M canwhilt'. .John II Tratlnl'r.
<• Stall· Department !>pokesman,
:'>illd "wt· really can 't evaluate it
1·x<·t·pt that 11 SN· ms a step an the
right d1n•c·t111n
Hut. Trullnt•r added. "we still
ha' t· !ht· ~amc• fundamenlc.11
q 11 t· "t 11111 :-. l hat rt· m a 1 n u n
ri·-.111\1•d .
LTCI teacher
to present
travel talk
· · ~r cd 1 t c r ran can (.'Ii mate
Pl ants 1n South AfriC'.a " wiJn>e
lh1· s uh.w«t of Pri>ft'ssor Philip
H11ncll'l ':-. talk Thursday al 7:30
p 111 in L<.11.{una Federal Savings
& Loan c•>mmunity room, 2flO
0<·1·';in Avl'., Laguna Beach.
It I' sponsored by the fo"ril'nrls
of lh1· ll11rtcosc• Milin <;arden.
l'rc1f<·:'>:'>or Hundcl tl'aches
plant 1·<·ology at l T l Through
h1:-. 'luh's and ll•tlure he will
bring ;1 ('han«c 111 vit·w many of
t hl' ar1•as ,-;1•1•n in his r ravels Vis-
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Tht· garrlt•n 1:'> open to pubh<·
\ 1 ~1tat11rn from Tues da y tn
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-Elegance ·returns
.with Reagan era
By SYLVIA PORTER
Brush up on your two-step, search your dresser ru,.
your long-discarded long (elbow, just-below-th!! s hould1·r J
white gloves, have your dinner jacket refitted to your 1!181
wais tline and check the corner of your closet for any onn·
loved formal gown .
As 1981 ushers in a phase of tough economic· dec1s111n:-.
for the nation and living squeezes. 1t also will murk a n ·
turn to a bygone e ra of elegance in dressing, dand ng :inti
entertaining.
It's n ow co m -
monplace lo link the de·
velopment with the ar -
rival in Washington of
the Reagan first family.
There's no denying that
the pr esident and his
wife are products of an
Money's
Worth
age in America that saw the peaks or the h1g ha11d:.
ballroom danc ing , white-tie·a nd-tails dressing. proll1'>.
debutante parties and for mal weddings
Let's say you're on the "giving" !.id <: or a ru11l'l11111 thh
year Once you've decided on the typt' of tv1·111. th•·
number of 1><:ople you expect to attend a nd th t• apJ1111i.
im:ite budget. lhu key decision will he the "mus11·
That decision you must make we ll in advant·c· a11cl v.1111
appropri<Jte c<Jullon. (J us t imagine how inappropri;11t .t
would be to hire a roc·k·and-roll band to play ;1t a d111 ri1 ·1•
clan<·c for J.(uc·sts in their late 50s und 60s J · •
\'OlJR •'IRST DECISION should hl· whetht'r lo l11n• ..
lot·al group ancl of what kind or ont• of lh1· 11at111n:ill-.
famous bands anti 11f what kind, advist!!. J.e:-tcr l.an111 .111
1nternat1on<.1lly known society orchestrn lc·adc·r who v.111
111<.iy at Ronal{I Jh:eti:an's Jn<tuguration Hcill
Lanm suggests several basic guules that will m.1k1·
your runt•tion a success. sa ve you mt1r1cy and help av1J1d
the heartaches th:..11 <·ould d estroy lhl' ot·1·a:-.111n .rntl
m<'mOry for you forc'Vt!f_
-It' \'OU AR •: t :NGAGING a lot"al group. lry 1•1 ,11
r;inge an audition where you tan tl'st the g rour1's n·r'>:111h
ty an1labihty lo µlay the tunes you want
If you arc hiring a largl'r. knc1wn hand. an au1 l1t 11111
may be imposs1hh:, but request a m1·cllng with tht· grt•ll JI
lc adn to work out details and detitll' the a11propr1.d1
number or musicians you want.
Select your music ;ind make other s petwl a rr:.1111:•·
m ents at the beginninJ! Meet with lhe h11frl or hanq1wt h :11 I
re presentative in advance to decide where to lrH·atc• th•· 111
r hestra and wht'lher .a vlatCorm 1!. necc:,sary
-AG REE ON ALL financial arrangemt:nls, prcpa1 •
lt>~a l contra'cts and be sure to include the hours Lhe or
chestra will play. the price for adclitional playin~ ta me .
duration and liming of any hrt•aks that will he ta~o9
Decide on strolling musicians or other harkl(rountl mu!.k durin~ band's hrc<tk periods. ·
He sure the c·onlract specific~ complete payment
srhedules and refund policy in case or cancellat1on All ft
posit arrangements should be spelled out, in <1dv;im:c QI
s i~ning If you are interested in part1c·ul<1r mus1c·1un!. In
dude their names. :,; they will not he ohh~aterl to show ·
-VISIT Tiit: ROOM where tht• event 1s to lw ht.:ld lt.
c·htock lht• ueouslics a nd quality or puhh(· adcln·ss :-.y:-.te m
You may be.• ahlc• lo hire fewt•r music·wns than you think -
and Lhus save mon1•v
I>n not allow the banquet mana~er to d1M·t1uragE-
you from us1ni: an outside orchest ra or tr1 forc·t· tht• 'h11u.<1t· ra vontc•" on vou
t>o n;>l t•n courage t1pptnj.l amt l'Xtr a fa,or.., 01>
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