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Home My WebLink About1981-02-24 - Orange Coast Pilot-- I I'., I I I I •t t '.'. f I ,,, 1 <)l•A.N<,I COUNT 1 Al 11 (1l~NIA .··,•IN 1 ·. e Cllar"les, IAldg Diana bet.-.tlied Future British queen girl· next door ·~.~ I _#. . APWI ....... CHOOSES A BRIDE Prtnce Cherie•, 32 LONOON (A P > -Prince Charles, heir to the British throne and one of Ole world's mos t eligible bach e lors, is engaged to 19-year-old Lady Diana Spencer and the couple will be married thjs summer, Buckingham Palace announced today. . The announcem e nt end ed months of sp~cul atio n about rom ance between the dlishing 32· year -o ld pr ince and the daughter of an earl dis tantly re- lated to the royal family T he pala.ce disclosed that Prince Charles proposed and gave Lady Diana a sapphire and diamol'ld engagement ring a few d ays befor e s h e left for Australia on Feb. 6. He then told his parents at their Sand- ingham estate. Britain's future queen is the girl next door . Lady Diana grew up on the Spencer family estate .in Norfolk county next to the royal family's Sandringbam res- idence. Prince Ch arles and L•dy Diana were quoted by the ~s Association, Britain's domestic news agency. as saying in an in· ter view today that they cannot recall meeting before November 1977 when the prince went t.o the • Spencer estate for a pheasant shoot. Prince Charles was also quot- ed by Press Association as say- ing the wedding wiJI probably be in late July. The Times of London said to- day Prince Cha rles "once said that he thought 'about 30' was the right age for marriage. The Press Association reported the couple offered these responses when asked about their age dif- ferences: Lady Diana: "I've never thought about the age gap." Coast's 1981 crew . new gi~!!!.g.!'iller? stu .Y Forecast brings disma:y Forbes sees 50 to 60% interest rates . By SANDIE JOY Ot ... o.11\' ...... Si.ti Predicting interest rates of 50 to 60 percent, eco no m ist M a lcolm F orbes Jr. dre w murmurs or dismay from a Newport Beach audience Mon- day. The 33-year-old Forbes said that if the pattern of inflation followed by recession followed by more inflation continues as it has since the 1960s. "in four or five years. 50 to 60 percent in- terest rates will .be the norm." He also predicted that if "the deadly treadmill " or inflation a nd recession continues. "at some point, our economy is go- ing to snap." Speaking at Edwards Cinema. F ashion Island. Forbes added, "We'll have a situation like we bad in the 1930s." His talk was part of a series sponsored by the Assistance Leagues of Newport Beach and Laguna Beach. While painting a gloomy pic- ture with o ne b rus h , the Princeton-educated economist of- fered solutions to the nation's economic pro9lems with another. Forbes, who recently became president of Forbes M agazil\e, told the audience of 1,200 people DRAfHil COAST WIATHIR there is hope for the economy if P resident Reagan's plans to re- duce individual income taxes are implemented, if business is given incentives to lake more risks and if the flood of new regulations is stopped. He blamed the lax burden placed on individuals and on business and industry for much of the nation's economic ills. Man slashed 'ear to ear' in LAX tiff LOS ANGELES CAP) An Arizona man catching a flight to Phoenix had his throat slashed from ear to ear but survived after a dispute with a skycap at Los Angeles Inte rnational Airport, police said today. The vic li111 , 27-year-o ld Micfiael Klinge of Scottsdale, was attempting to check his bag- gage Monday night before he boarded a PSA flight to Phoenix when he got into an argument with PSA skycap Andrew J ames Lei, 43, over the handling of his luggage, said officer Jake Mor ris. Forbes said Reagan's pro· posals for tax cuts would restore the essential link between effort and reward. He praised Reagan's plans to reduce taxes and to cut back on new regulations. He also pre- dicted Reagan's economic pro- gr ams have a good chance of passing and that the success of ,his administration s hould be known in the next four or five months . Forbes also predicted a fight between the White House and the Fede ral Reserve Board, which. he said. "doesn't know what it's doing." The Fed is trying to do t.oo many things, he said, including trying to do what the stock market should be doin~. Forbes said that if the presi- dent's economic policies are im· plemented, interest rates should dip to the single-digit level by the spring or summer of 1982. Meanwhile, he predicted. "a number of industries. are really going to suffer. It'll be rough on them, but it will be setting the stage for economic growth." Forbes o bserved that the average working person today is no better off than he or she was rive or six years ago and that the two -inco m e family is a necessity. He noted that the tax burden (See RATES, Pa1e AZ) -Prince Charles: "Diana will certainly keep me young. You 're only as old as you think you are." The palace a nnouncement, is· sued through the Press Associa- tion. said: ··It is with the gr eatest pleasure that the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh announce the betrothal of their beloved son. the Prince of Wales, to the Lady Diana Spencer, daughter of the Earl Spencer and t.he Honorable Mrs. Shand Kydd." After the wedding the woman who has been dubbed "Lady Di" by British ne wspapers. which have hounded her since she became Charles' girlfriend, will become Her Royal Highness, the Princess of Wales. But t\e r life was a lready changing rapidly today. Michael Shea. t he monarch's press secr etary . s aid Lady Diana would move put of the London apartment flat which she shares with three girls. Shea said the Queen and her husband Prince Philip, the Duke or Edinburgh, were "delighted at t.be engagement.•· He said Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, t.he leader or U.e Labor opposition, Michael Foot, and the Archbisbop·of Can- terbury wer e among those notified of the engagement the past few days. The Privy Coun· c11, tne monarch's official ad- visers, wiU meet to approve the marriage formally. Charles and Lady Diana have been the most popular romantic item in the British· press since November, and the press pursuit or them has angered the queen as well as her son. Lady Diana is the most recent of some 40·young women whose <See PRINCE, Page AZ> 'WHAT AGE GAP?~ Dien• Spencer, 11 ·.Jet engine died Wayne crash? • ID ·xccuracy of data· doubted ~ By FREDERICK SCHOE•EBL OI ... Delly~,._., Accuracy of noise contours and the integrity of the firm that developed them at John Wayne Airport were questioned Monday at a hearing on Orange County government's attempt to win a variance from s tate airport noise standards. Jerrold Fadem, an attorney representing the Airport Action Association, made it clear t hrough his questioning or a State Department of Transport•· tion noise s pecialist that be doesn't believe t he contours reflect actual noise problem near the facility. And Fadem , in a lengthy round of questioning during the afternoon session. called into question the integrity of the firm employed by the county to de- velop noise cont.our informatlon. Tha firm, Fadem alleeed before Administrative Law ·Judge Robert Neher, recenUy was convicted in U.S. Dlstrtct Court on 100 counts of fraud Fre~dona flight .,...,....._ against the federal government. Jeremiah Johnson prepares to free a golden eagle at the Bernardo State Wildlife Refuge in New Mexico. "Tbe bird . was snared this win~er in two leg-hold traps and s.urvived two months in captivity, during which he survived a minor operation to remove a toe. The Airport Action Associa- tion is among groups represent- ed at the hearine which are op- postne the noise variance. Chance of rain 40 per- cent tonight increasing to SO percent Wednesday. Lows tonight In 50s. Hig~s Wednesday 60 at beaches to 66 inland. There was "physical contact" by both parties before Klinge was slashed "ear to ear" with a boxcut.t.er, Morris said. The dis- pute apparently was triggered by a racial remark, detective Richard Ricci said . The county has received three variances from state noise standarda since 1973. State al- ficlala have yet to deny an airport operator's request for a Crash Statements Upheld t:::E:l~~o:e:i~~~;:i~:!.;i -. :!~~r!t:'~~~~~ o';.::~: ) one point. ~ The adwrtiling ha& been prooocotroe but a r~r /htd• tonight · 1 "Fallen A"'*I" on I~~ 1mtitive and toeU handl«J. Su Page Bl. 11111 Klinge was rushed to Cen- tinela Valley Hospital with a severed trachea. Officer Chuck Patriarca saved bis life by pinching a ruptured artery until he was in the hospital. Morris said. Klinge was listed In guarded but stable condition. · Lee was booked for investiea- tion or assault wtth a deadly weapon. Bid refuBed --r W ASIUNGTON (AP) -The Supreme Court baa refuMd to consider a bid by the sumvon of 11 Air Force men killed in a belleopgr crub to cball_,. a • lon1-llandlnt principle datlq back to l!n1llsb common law tlaat the pernment cannot be sued· without tu conHDt. The rulbl~eame Monday. No apparent contradictions in witneue1' atatementa have been noted by investqaton p.robme the crub one WHk aio of an Air Callfomla Jetliner at Oran1e County's John Wayne -Airport. "the chief investiaator 1ay1. ' Speaktne at a brteftna llapdey nleM, senior air aafett In· vest11at'9r G. T . •:Tom" McCarthy said tbe local portion of tbe lnve1U,ation bu all but ~oneludld. MOit ol tbe '5 lnv..U.a~ who caav•r1ed at ~e airport followlal tbl fiery crub Uft . eltber Nturaed home or ..,. scbed..&ed to I•••• todey, llcCutllJ Mid. Tblrt1·four of tile 104 pe ........ tlleelrllM......,.. ••re•thl.,.._m ..... Jured •• tbe Je{ 1traelk tH lll'OUDCI after' tM pUat ... tGld to cancel bis landin1 due t.o tbe presence of another Air California plane on the runway. McCarthy said invffUaaton have interviewed about SO penom in their attempt to re- construct wbat ~appened ln tbe m.lnutea precediq the CTUh. "We "lane no appannt cai- tradldicma," McCartlJJ aald. D••Pit• ear.lier promlH• •ce.-. Nid tb•t ........... WU DOl J9t a..OabJe h'om I trenlel'lpt of the ta~ rec!Cll'der boUMd ...... eookpit al .... pl-th•te....... ·: · ·~ · ~-:=~ t• ,._ lbet be well .. 'l • cloN. .......................... ftldll .... neal'der c~ • board tbe plane likewise waa not "I don't know bow to .... avalldle that, bonesUy," Dyer.._,_..._ · Fadem then uked l>Jer if M bad beard a truapbrtatlaa de- P.artment attorney oaee eem-men t, "Tbe people ar ... d .Oren ... County Airport an all rteb mUU.airm ud I Mft 90 sympatbJ fCll' u.m." ,, ...... Neller ••alMd -... ( ... Al&l'Olrl', .... Al) ..,_..,...."""""' .. .. Press strai~ed eourtin§ , ....... ,ti ' AIRPORT ••• JecUon to tbe CJ....,..lcm ud It wu n.ot &Dlwwed .,, tbe wttneu. LO•DON (A p) Prlaet Qulll "=11 • I.Ml ..... Ila... .,,., ....... IP.9"11aJlrtvMediMerla·UM ~ .... °' .............. ....................... ~. alftllr•fteM ..... A ........ 1 9rt&WI ................. . ~ '-• ll!UrYiew toda)', ~ PnM AIMtlaU•, a,t laAa'a II•=•••.,._,., ....... . .......... '- al '68 •· NW. "I wan~ to II"._ a chaMe &o Wnll Mo.It it, te tlllim fl ii WU all lolaa &o -.._ ........ ..._ Dlua ••• quoted u ••lae: ''<lea, I never had uy ............ , ... a.,.ur CruaJa Forbe1 an· ~ tbe youn.a coupJe in UM aame aUU.., room where ' Prtac. Cbrlea propoaed before 1.My Di .. left for Australia on ,..,_ ·a. Ill. Forbel said they t.a .. .a.ut tbelr preH·dod&in1 coun.llip, taeir U -year a1e dif· f....-e llDd tbeir housekeeping plaM. Buckineham Palace an- nounced U)e encacement today aod tbe Presa Association said it was told by the heir to Britain's throne they will probably marry in late July. Couple's visits olten 'military operation' 1111 Forbe~ reported Hldn11 the touple 11 bout their aae dlfferenu Charle• Is 32 and Ladl' Diana UJ. "I've never h•d any t.houaht abOut lhe aae 1111p ... L1tdy Diana was Quoted replyina· "Besides. I wu alway:s ganged up (p11ired ) with Prince Andrew.·' Prince .Andrew, 21 , ls the younger broth er of Prince Charles "Diana wall certainly keep me young," was the quoted reply from Prince Charles. "You're only as old as ) Ju think you are." He said Lady Diana would make a fine Princess of Wales. Ms . Forbes said. "She'll be 20 soon and I was about that age when I started" carrying out royal duties. Ms Forbes quoted him saying. It has been widely reported that Prince Charles and Lady Diana have known each other * * * since cbUdhood, but Ma. Forbes said •he wu told they cannot "'· call meettna before November 1177 .. the Silver Jubilee year ot Queen Eliaabeth II. " They were introduced by Lady Sarah McCorquodale, Lady Diana's elder sister, when the prince went to the Spencer tami- 1 v estate at Althorp in Northamptonshire. ·'Charles came for a pheasant shoot," Lady Diana was quoted as saying. "He was really a friend of my sister, Lady Sarah then." ' The prince said be remem-b~red La~y Diana as "a splen- did l..,·year-old" and added: "I remember thinking what fun she was." the interviewer reported. Their romance began last July when Lady Diana went to Balmoral. the royal home in Scotland, Ms . Forbes said she was told. .. We began to realize then that * * * th.ve ,raa tomethln1 an at," ' Prine. Chart• was quoted•*>'· n1. · 111. Porbel wrote that tbe cou· pie saJd they will live at the prinH'• eoc.mtry bome in Hieb· trove In Donetahire south of London. He bou1bt the property last year. "J only have two tooms and a bedroom bere" in tlie palace he was quoted aa)'ina. "so it ~ll obviously be difficult to stay here for very long.•• Ms. Forbes said she asked Lady Diana If the rambling house was not yet organized and was told by the grinning prin- cesa-.to-be, "Not quite yet." P~ance Charles was quoted as ad~mg, "It's just like camping. We ve only got one room dee· · >rated downstairs, and the bedr9C>m. organized. Otherwise everythang's being painted Tbert;'s nothing there yet, n~ curtatns, carpets or furniture -nothing." Ms. Forbes said the couple told them they have a lot in com- mon and Lady Diana said "and we both have the same sense of humor." "You'll definitely need that," the prince said. * * * ,.,..,,...... r ....... 100 Andrew W . "Doc " Fleischer. who developed the stethoscope in 1913, holds a modern version of the in· strument as he celebrates hi s lOOth birthday in Ridgewood, N.J. Under further quHtiODla1. Dyer, wbo helped draft Ute llaUe atandards, teetlfied tbat tbe county bu a history of wortUat with air carriera to acbleve aOIM .......... Fadem seemed unlmpNIMd with that assertion and Dyer's claim the county was both " ... gresaive and active" in attempt· ins to achieve DOlse reductiom. He later said the contours, which delineate the hip notA lmpact areas, primarily south of' the airport, were prepared wttb faulty data and a "non- valldated" computer model. The bearing was scheduled to resume today with Airport Manager Murry Cable to be called as the first witneaa. It is estimated the bearing, be· ing conducted at Harper Com· munity Center, 425 E. 18th St .. Costa Mesa, will contipue through the end of the week. Each witness is being ex· amined by 10 attorneys, representing the county, Newport Beach, Tustin, the state, two groups opposing airport-e.xpansioo and the Com- munity Airport Council, which supports airport expansion. Tbe announcement e nded montbl ol speculation about Ou! palace romance by the British press, which often strained the patie~e of the fun-loving and witty prince in its doggedness about setting the story. The interviewer quoted the prince as saying his betrothed joined him last fall at his 'Shy Di.' girl with everything Rain vieu'ed for Coast . after being smuggled past prowling reporters and photo· grapbers in what he described as a visit "planned like a milit.ary operation." military operation.'' But he said the toughest part of bis romance •was not the hordes of reporters but keeping quiet about the engagement, ac- cording to Ms. Forbes. Prince Charles and Lady Diana, who sat at opposite ends of a couch and often exchanged glances, were quoted as saying they were "thrilled." Prince Charles apologized for missing his appointment at the Foreign Office today, Ms . Forbes wrote, and he said jok· ingly: "I've always wanted to throw a spanner in the works of my program. I think I've managed to throw in a crowbar todav." * * * F,.... P"fle Al ' PfilNCE ... names have been linked with the prince's the last 14 years. She is 5 feet 9 inches tall, has blonde hair, blue-gray eyes, good looks, discretion. charm and in- telligence. She worked until re- cently as a part-time teacher at a London kindergarten. Sh~ is the daughter of the 8th Earl Spencer, a wealthy land· owner_ He is a descendant of John Churchill . Duke o f Marlborough, the 18th century military hero which makes her a distant relative of Britain's World War II leader Sir Winston Churchill. · Lady Diana and Charles are 16th cousins once removed and are both direct descendants of the Tudor King Henry VII. She grew up in royal circles. Her father was equerrv to King George VJ from 1950 until his death in 1952 and then to his daughter, the present queen, un- til 1954. For years the family lived in a rented mansion on the queen's Sandringham estate. Because she did not have a steady boyfriend before Charles, she has no past love life 'for the press to dig up. She is also of the right religion, the Church of England, which Charles will head as temporal "defender of the faith" when he comes to the throne. Also Important, the queen re- portedly likes her a ,great deal. Schools bill halts SACRAMENTO CAP l - Republican opposition has halt- ed an A.alembly bill to maintain the state's $58,400-a -year participation in a national schools lobbying group. The 46-28 vote Monday on AB156 by Anembiyman Leroy Greene, D· Sacramento, was eight short of the two-~ needed to put the m ea au re ant o e ff e ct i m -' mediately. ORANGRCOAtT Diiiy Plllit Stargazers say her aign matcheB that of Prince by tonight The National Weather Service has revised its earlier forecast of continued sunny days through ~his w~kend and is now predict- ing ram somt;time tonight. .1:-0NDON (A~)-!hebJuestofbluebl~_.goodlooks,discretion, rehg1on, charm, mtelhgence and no romantic "past" -Lady Diana Fra_nces Spencer. 19, is the girl with ~verything going for her as wife- to-beor Prince Charles, 32, heir to the British throne. Even the Cancer the Crab zodiac sign for her July 1 birtbdate shows a strong affinity with Charles• Nov. 14 Scorpio, stargazers say. Coup effort in Spain squelched MADRID. Spain <APl -A coup attempt by a Civil Guard officer who tried to resurrect the Franco-s ty le dic tatorship by seizing the Parliament in a burst of gunfire collapsed today 18 hours after it began. Freed gov- ernment and Parliament mem- bers left the building shouting "Long Live Democracy!" Most of the 200 submarchine gun-brandishing Civil Guard members who followed Lt. Col. Antonio Tejero Molina in the daring attempt to topple the Spanish government d eserted by jumping from windo'ws or the Parliament when it became clear they had lost -Tejero Molija, a Civil Guard offi cer with a long record of in· s ubordination. s urrendered in- side the building. Re was whisked away in a black official · car with a motorcycle escort after telling followers. "I will have to pay with 30 or 40 years in prison." The coup failed when King Juan Carlos his government and Parliament held hostage - told the nation he had ordered the Spanish army to "restore the constitutional order.. and the army proved loyal. T e j e r o. M o 1 i n a a n d hi s followers took over the Parlia- ment on Monday with bursts of gunfire during a debate on con- firming Leopoldo Calvo Sotelo as Spain's third prime minister since the Franco dictatorship ended in 1975. Madrid radio said Tejero Molina demanded that Parliament be replaced by a military junta. There were no gunshot in· juries despite the firing or hun- dreds of rounds by the Civil Guard members in the assault on the building. The ministers and deputies e merged one by one from their all-night ordeal in the Parlia· ~ent buil~g. tf-they step~ mto the bn•ht wanter sunshine, they shouted to the cheering crowd, "Long Live Freedom!" "Long J...ive Democracy!" As caretaker Premier Adolfo Suarez left the building, he was embraced by members of his family and the crowd. Tejero Molina and a hard core of bis guardsmen remained briefly inside the building, then gave up. TALKS ABOUT ECONOMY Forbea of Forbea Fro•PapAl RATES •.• has gone up at twice the rate of inflation. but that figure isn't in- cluded in the cost of living in- dex. ··A person today who gets a 10 percent raise finds his tax burden going up 16 percent." Forbes said. ··As tax rates have gone up," Forbes said, "they've reduced the productivity of the economy.·· Asserting th.at Congress has passed five "phony tax cuts" in the past 1.2 years, he said reaJ in- dividual income taxes have gone up 50 to 75 percent while real business taxes have increased 50 percent. ''This bas put a growing burden on the productive capaci- ty of our country," Forbes said. He also said regulations have added "an e normous, un - necessar y burden on produc- tivity." Forbes said it's not the regula- tions that are so bad, but the way regulations are practlc~ with an ever-increasing nui'nber of agencies created to lmple-· · ment them. He called the American economy sick and pointed out symptoms of a sick economy - growth of barter clubs, 1rowtb of a cash economy and growth of tax evasion. He said the cash economy un- der which certain services are paid for in cash has reached 15 percent and is the fastest grow- ina part of the economy. He said the current environ- ment encourages that kind of behavior and pointed out that in Enaland, where the economy is in even wone shape, tax evasion has become almost a national sport. · •'The ltnt thing to do to atop that kind of behavior," Forbes said, "is to chan1e the system." Benefits shelved SACRAMENTO (AP> -Tbe Senate nnance Ccmuplttee bu •helved a bW to restore a SlCM -ulton ln cu' hf benefit ln· crf'aH1 for California'• 2.1 mlllloa welfare Nelpl•ta. Dubbed "Shy Di" by the popular press. Lady Diana has been liv - ing a life in London just like that of many another bachelor girl even thougbahecomes from wealth. ' .. ._VT THEaE ,CANNOO' BE ANOTHER family so stiff with royal connections," says Peter Townsend. former editor or Burke's Peerage, the Who's Who of British aristocracy. Lady Diana and Prince Charles, 16th cousins once removed, are both directdescendantsoftheTudor King Henry VII. Her father, the 8th Earl Spencer. a wealthy landowner, is a descendant of. the Duke of Marlborough. the 18th-century military hero. · The Earl, 57, was equerry to.King George VI from 190 until the king's death in 1952 and then to the king's daughter. the present Queen Elizabeth 11. until 1954. Several of his ancestors also held positions at court. Diana is one of four children by ~art Spencer's first marriage. She has two older sisters, Sarah and Jane, and a younger brother. Charles. The marriage was dissolved in 1969 after 15 years and Lady Diana's mother Frances, daughter of the 4th Baron Fermoy, is now married to wallpai>er company heir Peter Shand Kydd. THE EARL REMARRIED IN 1976. HIS second wife. Raine, is the daughter of best-selling romantic novelist Barbara Cartland and the formerwifeofthe Earl of Dartmouth. Diana's been described as a beautiful English rose, sweet, inno· cent, nice, honest, serious, fresh, friendly. unsophisticated. patient, cool-beaded and discreet. .She says she can live with most of that, except for s weet which she finds too cloying. Cool-headed and discreet -essential qualities for a future queen-she certainly is. -She's 5-foot-9. slim, quiet-spoken and laughs easily. She has big bright blue-gray eyes, thick strawberry-blonde hair and a flawless complexion. She wears little makeup, a minimum of jewelry and for infomral wear favors sweathers andopen·toe low-heel shoes. SHE Ill.DES A BICYCLE, DRIVES a small red British Mini· Metro car, skis a little, swims well. rides horseback and isn·t too keen on partiesorthedebutante circuit. Because she had no steady dates before Charles. she hasn't got a love-life past for the press to dig up. Newspaper revelations about the romantic forays of some of the other girls Charles has dated have ca used embarrassment all around. Lady Diana belongs to the Church of England. which CharleJI will head as temporal "Defender of the Faith" when he comes to the throne. Educated al West Heath Girls School, a private school with 130 pupils near Sevenoaks, 20 miles southeast of London. she was an average pupil but excelled in art and swimming. Her headmistress described her as · 'decent. honest and happy,·· her classmates as kind and cheerful. When she left there. her family sent her to a finishing school in Switzerland. She came back after six weeks and refused to return. Weather service spokesman Joe Austin saict there is a 40 per- cent chance of rain tonight in Orange County. Austin said a storm now over .... Oregon that originated 'in the Gulf of Alaska is expected to ar- rive in Southern California bet ween tonight and tomorrow morning. He said the chance of rain will increase to 50 percent by Wednesday. Austin said the ridge of high pressure that has been over Southern California during the recent record string of warm s ummer-like days has moved out to sea. making it possible for the storm to push into the area. A us tin said no predictions have been made on how much rain could be dumped on Orange Co unty. but he added that thunderstorms are possible. He also said the rain is likely to con- tinue through the week!i!nd. Marine jets to sound off Residents living near El Toro Marine Corps Air Station can expect in- creased jet noise through Friday, air station of- ficials report. The noise, to be generat- ed by jet training require· ments, will be heaviest to- day between 6 and 9. p.m . officials said. The jet noise will be pres- ent from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Tuesday through Thurs- day. The noisy period on Friday is from 9 to 11.: 30 p.m. Have time on your hands -24 kar~ts a day. • SLAVICK~S Fine'"-"" Sint'\' 1917 The 24 karat gold Swiss ingot watch from Corum. Eath watch is completely handcrafted in Switzerland, numbered. and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity. Complete with a diamond winding stem. A. Man's 15 1ram ingot watch, $4,950. B. Woman's 10 gram ingot watch, S3,950. cof uM Ftthlon laland, Newport Cen~r. N-port Be11c:h, n4/644·13IO WHtftllmt.r I 1.Aguna Hilb I ~Viejo {North ONftJt I The Cley Lot Ctrrilos • I"• ~II• • Al90 Crnler Lo. Anplet I S.n Oltgo I us Vfttt Uw-ef~··----<tlup ,..M or~-....... VISA. ....... Olrp. ,M,,..,. Ffflr frwtltrs GNff' ··H ere you are. sonny ,·· film star Ricky Schroeder. alt of 10 years. might be saying as he signs autograph for Carl De Stefano. a mere 6. at New York radiothon for Leukemia Society of America. Carl is 1981 poster child. BlfJSSfJDI gift reeiproeof.ed Sixty-nine years after the J a panese presented 3,000 cherry trees lo the-United States. Nancy ReagH will return the favor by giving one to the Japanese. Mrs. Reagan will give a 31'2-foot tree propagated from a Yoshino che rry tree to J apan ese Amba ssad or Yoshio Okawara al lhe White House today. In a statement issued by Mrs. Reagan's press office. she is quoted. as saying that the J apa n ese h e lp ed establis h the traditional cherry blossom spring ritual in the nation's capital. "We hope that this young tree will flourish in Japan as a token of our apprc.cialion for that wonderful gift of cherry trees 69 years ago.'' Mrs. Reagan said. Mother Teresa, winner of the 1979 Nobel Peace Prize f o r h er w o r Id -..:1 d e miss ionar y work, will re- ceive Mar- que l le Unive rsity's P e re Mar - quette Dis - covery Award Medal. The Rev . MOTHERTE .. :s• 'John P. Raynor, president of Ma rque tte. s aid Mother Teresa will receive the an- nua l award named for Jesuit explorer Pere Jacques Marquette in ceremonies June 13. University offi cials said ~hat to r eceive the award, an individual must have accomplished an "~x traordinary breakthrough" in humanitarian ser vice". "Mother Teresa has dis- covered God in the poorest of the poor," Raynor said. 6.4 million autos called back by GM DETROIT CAP > 'General Motors Corp. recalled 6.4 million cars and light trucks Monday to replace bolts that could fall out of the rear suspension and send the vehicle out of control. It was the second largest re· call in history. topped only by the 6.7 mijlion cars GM sum· moned to repair shops in 1971 to replace faulty engine mounts. THE VEHICLES, from the 1978 model year through early 1981-model production. a re the Chevrolet El Camino and GMC Caballero light trucks and all in- Prehistoric sandaJopic of lecture termediate·sized cars from those years: Chevrolet Malibu and Monte Ca rlo ; Pontiac LeMans and Grand Prix; Buick Century a nd Regal, and all ver s ions of the Olds mobile Cull ass. • GM said two bolts used lo at· tach rear wheel lower control arms lo the frame could rust, break, fall out and let the control arm drop free. resulting in loss of con~rol without warning. The automaker said it had re· ceived reports of 27 accidents, starting last August. that result· ed in 22 injuries. ·Spokesman Phil Workman said there were no fatalities and none of the in· jur ies was serious. A bout 200,000 letters to owners wi ll be mailed each day starting March 9 -a process that will lake 32 worki ng days to com- plete. "WE STARTED shipping bolls to dealers last week and very Lectures on what Orange soon we should have a million County beaches were like 15 bolts in the fi eld," Workman million year s ago, and the s aid. natural history of the sea otter Bolts came from several are scheduled at the Orange manufacturers and GM has not County Marine Institute in Dana tried to d e te rmine if any Poil)t Harbor March 1.. particular supplier's bolts were Paleontologist Carol Slandum, .breaking, he said. As far. as the a member of the Orange County company knows. all met GM's Historical Commission, will dis-specifications when installed, he cw the local tropical beaches added. o~rehistoric times at 1 p.m. The bolts were specially Thal lecture will be followed hardened and the hardening ap- al 3 p.m. by a talk by Hayden parenUy led to loss of corrosion Williams, an instru c tor at resistance, be said . The new Golden West College in Hunt-bolts will be of a sorter material ington Beach, on the sea otter. and more resistant lo corrosion.· The Orange County Marine Replacing the bolts is a 25- lnstitute is located at the east minute job done with the car on a end of the Dana Point Harbor lift. marina complex on Del Obispo Street. Admission to both lee-Workman declined lo say how tures is free. .. much il would cost GM. ·'""'re Listening •••. The Daily Pilot wants1 to hear from its readers. what you like about the paper and what you don't like. We also would like to publish your views on any subj«t In our letters to the editor col· umrf. Call the number below and your meua1e will be recorded. Me11a1es will be transcribed several Umes daily and delivered to the desk of the appropriate editor. Mailbox contributions will be delivered to the editorial pa1e editor. Mailbox contributors must include their name and ,telephone number for vertllcatfon. N(, circulation calla, please. Tell UI what's on your mind. The number is In serv~ce 34 houn a 'day. HV'91 da)'I a week . Jf you were at the tail-end of a loal parade, wearin1 a bear-akin coat in '18-de1ree weather, you milbt bail out too. That's exactly what Ted E . Bear. the year-old 100-pound Lion Country Safari resident did durint the Patriots' t>ay Parade in Laguna Beach. Ted. an American black be ar, was part of the animal park's entry, riding in the back ol a zebra-painted jeep, whtch also contalned a lion cub and two handlers. But when the jeep rounded Forest Avenue from Glenn-eyre Street, Ted E . Bear growled "Enough" and leaped from the bed of the jeep. Slipping out of his leather harness, the unwilli ng parade participant lumbered off to the sidewalk to join cheering par ade spectators. But before the four-legged escape4! couJd join the fun on the sidelines, he 'was rounded up by pith-helmeted handlers who returned h im to the pande route. And Ted just had to grin and bear it. The "Untitled Memoirs of the Nixon Years" also was unwritten. and a publisher claims former U.S. • ttorney General John N. Mitchell won't return a $50,000 ad· vance on his aborted book deal. Mit~hell, who resigned to head President Nixon's re· election c·am· paign a n d was convicted i n th e "-.:~ W ater ga t e .,. · scandal. was , s u e d b y , .... • ' l Si m on &. ~ l Sc huster i n I • Man hattan Sup r e m e c 0 u r l i n -a MITCHELL complaint seeking $50,000 pur portedly ad vanced to Mi tchell nearly s ix years ago. The publisher says Mitchell failed to deliver the m a nuscript, and Simon & Schuster terminated the $150,000 agreement. Service set for El Toro crash victim A memorial service will be held at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday in Costa Mesa for Teresa K. Walsh. 18, who was kHJed Friday when hec car and another vehicle col· tided along Santiago Canyon Road. The service is sel for Orange Coast Unitarian Universalist Church, 1259 Victoria St., follow· ing cremation. ange Cout DAILY PILOT/Tund9y, Februrt 2,, 1111 Free pa$i119 In case you dicn't know, or had never thought about it auch, this is how you park a bike at the beah. One reason for doing it this way is that lckstands just don't work in the sand. Thebike would fall over, you see. Which bring us to the other reason for parking a bike this way: It helps keep sand out of vital moving parts. This photo was taken in Newport Beach, where you can park a bike on the beach, but you can't ride one on the beach. Transit routes eyed j CouTty panel !O decide in 18 months By GLENN £OTT Ol llw o.;1y Pil6 Ullt Exact ro utes fr proposed mass transit lines hrough cen· tral Orange County hould be de· termined in about 1 months, ac- cording to mem er s of the Orange -County Tansportation Commission. Meeting in Santa1na Monday, members of the ~om mission adopted the time fame as part of a conceptual 1lan to add about $2 billion 'Orth of im· provements lo red and rail service along a thee-mile-wide swath that follows ie Santa Ana Freeway. THE IMPROVJM ENT plan was proposed by l~ commission in November. Cqnty officials the n in vested 1bout three months m eeti.g with an estimated 100 sertce and social clubs and holdig six public hearing.s lo explai lhe plan. The five-membr commission decided Monday o launch into the second phas of planning, which will involv production or a detailed enviromental impact statement that ~xamines the pros and cons o the improve· ·men ts. Those improvmenls include the. mass transi~ine, widening the Santa Ana feeway by two lanes, adding n..-tracks along the Sante Fe Raroad line to al· low for more p•senger trains, doubling the number or public transit huses and building more streets in the South County to re· lie ve congestion from the Santa Ana Freeway. PRIMARY questions·at pres· t•nl l'cnter on ~he mass transit line. scheduled to run between central Anaheim, Santa Ana and Irvine, with another line extend- ing northwest from Sa(lta Ana to c;arden Grove. A n ahe im Ma yo r J o hn Seymour. for example, attended Monday's meeting to urge com- missioners to consider exlendiQg the mass transit line -farther north into downtown Anaheim. Earlier proposals had set the end of the line at the Anaheim Convention Center . There are several alternatives for the mass transit line, with some methods using buses and others using rail cars . Even the monorail Is being considered. Garwood charged with sex offense ~ .. 1 JACKSONVILLE. N.C. CAP> -Marine Pfc. Robert Garwood, the only American convicted of being a turncoat in Vietnam, was indicted Monday on charges that be sexually molested and at- tempted to rape a seven-year-old girl while awaitinc bis court- ma rtial at Camp Lejeune. An Onslow County grand jury returne-d the indictment a1ainst Garwood. who was convicted by a military jury Feb. S of col- laboration with the enemy while he was a prisoner of war in Viet· nam. Prosecution and defense attorneys testified during Garwood's court-martial that he suffered from one or more types of mental ill- ness. He was granted appellate leave and went to Virginia for psychiatric treatment. The indictme nt charged Garwood with taking indecent liberties with a minor, first-degree sex offense, attempted first· degree sex offense and attempted first-degree rape. Arraignrnenl was scheduled for March 9 in Superior Court. A resident of El Toro, Miss Walsh lived in Costa Mesa for most of her ti~. She s~t her ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ freshman year al Costa Mesa High School before moving with her family to El Toro. S he wa s a Daily Pilot newspaper carrier and appeared in circulation advertisements. S h e is s urvived b y he r parents. Mr. and Mrs. William J Wa ls h of E l Toro : t wo brothers. Geoffrey. of Arcata and Michael, of New York City: a sister . Sh ell y W a ls h o f Berkeley. and grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schwartz of Lancaster. Marine gets 15-to-life 'l'P in stabbing A Camp Pendleton Marine bas been given a 15-years-to-life term in stale prison for fatally stabbing a fellow Marine near a San Clemente liquor store in Augusl 1980. Pvt. Roy Garcia, 22, was sen- tenced by Superior Court Judge Donald McCart.in. Garcia was convicted in January of second-degree murder in the stabbing death of Marine Pvt. Eugene Brunell. 22. The two men had become in· volved in an altercation inside the liqucw store on El Camino Real. They left the store and went to a nearby alley. where Garcia stabbed Brunell, pros- ecutor Paul Meyersald. Garcia was arrested several hours later comlq out of a bar. He could become eligible for parole after aervin1 10 yean in state prt1011. 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ON ntE OTHER, the school administrators and board membt'n have> p1tf'Ousl~· wrung their hands. perspired pro- W•-11.-TO·N <AP> -Tbe Rea1u lnlltratloo la CCJO- 'Slderla1 2·ceat-a-1aUon in- crease ln federal 11eollne tu to belp at and local 1overn- menta fln ce hi1hway main· tenance . Gay brin rogram arrest ~INCIN Tl CAP) -The owners of radio station and one of its ouncers who broad· cast a pro m for homoleXuals have been raigned on c~es of disse nating material harmful to veniles. Announc John Zeh was re- leased fol ing the arraign- ment in H ilton County Com· mon Pleas urt. Zeh an~he ownership of WAIF-FM re indicted after a suburban C cinnati couple com· plained to~rosecutors about Zeb's "G~reams " program for hom08e~als. Tbe propoaal, wblcb would ralae about 12 bllllon uaually, would need coa1re11lonaJ ap· prov al. Bud1et director David A. Stockman bu told tbe National Governora' Aaaoclatlon the admlniatration may a1ll tb1t states be allowed to pre-empt some or all of Ule additional revenqes railed throulh an in· cre1se in tbe tax, which now la 4 cents a 1alloa. Rev'"enue from Ule 1asoli.De tu now is earmarked for a ~t fund used primarily for hi1bway construction. Transportation Secretary Drew Lewis acknowledged Ulat Congress bad rejected several Carter administration propouls to raise the tax Scents to IS cents a gallon to promote conservation. But be said be thought Conrress would approve the measure now as a "user lax" to·flnance brid1e and highway maintenance pro· grams cut in President Reagan's proposed budget for fiscal year 1982. .. WeargPope "" ......... ~ope Jo~ Paul II appe.ars exhauste<l as he sits with head m hand m St. Mary's Cathedral at the start of a four· d~y visit to Japan. A grueling schedule in -the Philip.· pines and Guam_, which the pontiff yisited last week, ap- pear~ to sap h1~ strength. At left is Japanese Cardinal AsaJ1ro Satowak1. The Pope began bis Japan tour on Monday. I . $1.5-miJJion gem heisf solved fusely, and cried about the school district's near state of bankruptcy. So. throughout the school strife, you at least have been given a bit of one side here and a bll of the other there. By contrast, there have been few bits fed to the bus cus~omer citizenry during the current cooling off of the bus engines. Unlike the schools, there were apparently no efforts by the transit district to go get non-union help to keep the buses rolling. Now, while the bus union membership may be voling tomorrow, we don't really have much notion of what they're vo~ing for or against. MOST REASONABLE folks: be they union o~ non· union, can understand labor-management deadlocks if su~stantial issu~s are involved. Like, for example, the bus driven were to want $38.88 per hour when the district was only offering $12.75. That's a difference of $26.13. Reasonable people would probably arree that amounts to a substantial issue. There is grave doubt in many minds, however. that the extent of the Issues in our current bus strike are anywhere near as substantial 'as the rather far-out example above. IF IT TURNS OUT that the difference was in pennies, the commuters who have been stranded or in dire transportation circumstances over the past 20 days may turn out to be a lot less tolerant. You could understand Ulat attitude. Lack of precise information, however, bas been almost as frustralin1 to the hapless commuters as the strike itself. They don't know from one day to Ule next whether or not their bus will be rollin1. BY 1111: TIME THIS one is all over, the initials OCTO may have an entirely new meaning. The letters will mean ''Our Cuatomen Turned Daffy.'' MIAMI ~CH (AP) -An estimated $Z million in jewelry belonging ti a Saudi Arabian sheik is bck i.D safe bands following :ie arrest of two men, accordlg to police. Miami "ach police Lt. Michael ~ler said officers have arres~d two men at a Sarasota l'Qtel in connection with the ~ft from the pen- thouse suitt at the Eden Roe Hotel here. "All I knq.. is they arrested two men ad recovered the jewels . . . ~ believe they re- covered all othem," Miller said Monday. Hesaid the two men apparently hd checked into the Eden Roe Hore the jewelry was _discovetd missing Friday everung. Thdoot was found in· s ide .the mn's car Sunday, Miller said. SARASOT. POLICE Capt. Ch arles Kesler said the sus· peels have een identified as 38-year-old l\bert W . Ball and Ray Perrera1tbou1bt to be 34. Kessler's inf~ation sheet alto gave an aUrnate name of Ramon Davit Pereira for the second susJ?ct. Both were thought to befrom the Miami area. Miller said the two suspects would be broubt back to Miami Beach followlg Uleir arraign- ment in Sarasua. THE HOTEi SUITE of Sheik W adji Tahlaw apparently wu burgled aometDe before 1 p.m. Friday, when I.be jewels were discovered millq. 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Bes id es the Eden Roe , Tahlawi owns Sheraton hotels in Jidda and Yombo, Saudi Arabia. Ba_iley's Hotel and an apartment building near Hyde Park in !An· don, a Jidda construction com· pany and part of a Cairo hotel. "In two drawers there was more than I earn in· two lifetimes," said one in · vestiiator. The sheik, who owns five Rolls-Royces and heads a fman· cial empire that stretches from Florida to London to Egypt ~obsters' Vegas pact told . CHICAGO (AP) -Representatives of the na· lion's top underworld families bave reached an agreement which gives Chicago mobsters control over all illegal. activities in Las Vegas. according to a published report. "In return, Chicago Mafia chiefs reportedly have consented to stay out ol the lucrative rackets spawned by legalized gambling in Atlantic City · N .J .. " the Chicago Tribune bas reported. ' The newspaper said the meeting occurred 13 months ago but that details have surfaced only re· cently from "two mots insiders who have become the latest memben of an expanding stable of FBI sources." The meeti.na occurred in Philadelphia and was attended by representatives of underworld fa~ilies from New York City, New Jersey and Chicago, the Tribune said in its Sunday editions. An unidentified 1 spokesman for the Penn· ~ylvania Crime Commission was quoted as say- ing t.he state agency had re~eived reports Ule meetmg was to take place "but we never had any confirmation that it did." He said it was belie ved at the time the meeting was canceled becau~e of reports the FBI was in· volved in extensive wiretapping in the area. The Tribune quoted unidentified investigators as saying the meetini aooarenllv was called to de· te~mm!! bow profits from the New Jeney 1am· bhng interests and legitimate side businesses would be divided. Yoo . Can't Clip Coupons Out of the Six O' do£k News ..... ' ". But you can save money with the Daily Pilot. You can redeem coupons for savings at most grocery stores. Ads help you select the supermarket off er- ing the best values .-before you shop . . A printed ad assures you of receiving the promised price. Daily Pilot readers also benefit from menu helps and money-saving recipes , nutrition• news . For money-saving values not offered on . the six o'clock news, rely on the . 642-4321 __ ..... •----.. . • • \ Klan ca/,led ugly pimple CUD (AP> lu KIWI llu leader Bill Wilk.._ ~ "a reelal ..-Uc:t u Mrioua .. tM a.u • ., .. dwt .. a rally Mn. 4 ....... ............ a t.w mil .. awa1 c:&Ued tM IUu aa "-.b ....,.. • U.. faee ol Ameriea." -OM ._ wu ftred at a Lnaek driv... wbo lloUed Ml ...,... at four people oa U.. strMt outaide tM KIM'• ero.a·bwaial esemoa1. 0... mu wu ...... _.Jar 1-v..U.a&Joa o1 .... u1t wWl a deadly wea~ aad a womaa with ~m wu boolled for in-v•U...._ ol CODC: .. llAI a plltol iD ber boot. "''""-· bead of the lovlalble Empire of the KnitMa ol the Ku Kio Klan, \old • robed mem- bers and about UO oalooken SuDday bil ll'OUP baa no di11en1ion witb otber Klan fac:Uona in CaUfornia. However, be earlier bad denied entry to about two do&en robed members of the Klan's Invincible Empire from Fresno and San Fran- cisco. otter ••.,e l•r Pe1t aw,.. LOS ANGELES (API -Denver oilman Marvin Davis, who once tried to buy the Oakland A ·s baseball team and The Denver Post newspaper, now bas made,& $700 million offer to take over 20th Century-Fox Film Corp., a com· pany beset by reports of strife amon1 its top management. The major Fox stockbold•, Chris-Craft In- dustries, which itself bas made a number of takeover attempts at Fox, approved the olfer, ac- cording to the film company, which said Sunday the latest offer was made by a newly formed com· pany controlled by Davis and his immediate family. The offer provides for a distribution of stock and cash payments of S60 per share common to Fox stockholders. Fox's totaJ public stock num- bers 10.S million shares . ••• dies ...... t1eellle11t SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -A man died itfier rescuers plucked him and three companions from the water .off Point Bonita, where their boat bad capsized in rough waters, authorities said. The names or the men were not released im- mediately. All were believed to be from the Bay area. The San Francisco coroner's office scheduled an autopsy Monday to determine what killed the one who died Sunday . ....,., •I...,, 2, e.dl1•11ftf SAN JOSE <AP> -San Jose police have dug up the remains of a 2 -year-old child after the mother said she buried the boy herself because she couldn't afford a proper burial. The woman, identified in the coroner'• report as 22-year-old Rose Adame, was arrested in Ho11aton last week on an unrelated cbar1e. and durin~ the course of the inveatieatioo, police. there learned of the incident. Mrs. Adame returned to San Jose over tbe weekend and l~ police to a remote area on IBM property, where they dug up the body of Rudy Adame, according to a police news release. Initial autopsy results failed to reveaJ the cause of death. No charge had been filed. Tral• .ed-..t•""' ..e LOS ANGELES (AP> -In an apparent s uicide. a 73-year-old woman laid her head on a railroad track and was decapitated when an on- coming freight train ran over her in the Highland Park area, police said. About a mile away~ a St-year-old man was in- jured when he was struck by a passing train in a later incident, police said. The body of Frida Wolleydt , who neighbors described as a lonely woman, was discovered at 6:50 a.m. Sunday by a neighbor, five minutes after the Santa Fe Railroad train passed in front of her home police said. CelelJratl .. ant.talnen Roy Rosers and Dale Evans e te a half century in lbow bualnes1 the ta~I of the Bart>ara Mandrell .. Los .......... IW1ed tbil· '*'I ad DlaYlu ........ 1un alO for ..._, -abcl n.tern ndlD .au.. In the ~ Anleles area. Big winners Abner Wheeler, 49, disability-retired worker, plants a kiss on the cheek of his wife, Lillie, 40, city school district emploxee, after learning they had won the $127 ,000 Readers Digest sweepstakes grand prize, the first California couple to win the top prize. The Watts area pair plan to "celebrate a little'' in Las Vegas. Surf claims two BODEGA BAY <AP> -A Santa Rosa woman was killed and her brother-in-law is pre- sumed drowped in the dangerous surf at Death Rock, where Sonoma County sheriff's officers estimate 50 people have died. Karen Habshi, 24, and Charles Habsbi, :n. ran 'jnto· the water Sunday after Mrs. Habshi's 7-year- old son, Kenny McDaniaJ, tripped while playing tag with the waves and was s ucked out to sea by the undertow. said sheriff's Lt. Ron Dreyer. • Fa~er w4ts . custMii. Court clean 1my for tra111 er of clailcl , WASHINGTON (AP) -'lbe U.S. Supreme Guided ta) fatMr ...... a,'8. aCatld..: CCMart bu cleared tbe wa.y for tbe cmto41 trwfer prielt ta Jlodeeto. Calif., Miii ABdlr.-..-to a of a dlUd h'OID bil ad9ptive pannb to bU utural Hnveat ID a.a, NeY., wlalre IM .... ....._ to a faU.er, wbo wu preyuted by the cb11d'1 motber baby boJ •Ian. •. 19'1. from cbaUentlDI the adopdon earlier. lleaawbile, the print arr..,.. ffw tM bab1'1 Tbe c: ... arme from a love affair that turned .._._by a Moultrie. Ga., cxiilple, Tammy loe sour between two 1tudent1 al Santa Clara and Am:a liarie JUaa. Tllrw da1I an. bl8 lilrtla, Unlvenlty iD California, Robert Terruu and the baby wu carrie4 to them by a••· Roneva Anderlon. In releuiD1 tbe baby for illdlpdml, lllu Aa· Aa a lladbon County, Tenn., court outlined it, deraon liped an afftdavlt UllDI a falM aame aad the couple planned marria1e, but lbe youn1 claimlq that the natural fa~·· Identity wu UD· wom-.n t:roke oil their relatiomhlp abortly after known . becomlna prelJ)ant. On that buis, tbe adoption wu IJ'UtN iD Terra.au wanted cuatody ol Ilia ebiJd, but Illas Georeia without informint the auppGHdlJ un- Ande~ wa.nted to 1ive it up for adoption. known father. State schools flunking out? LOS ANGELES (AP) -California' a public hi&h school student.a are not maJdne the trade and of- ficials in both private and public inaUtutions say it is more serious than they reallied. "California education needs all the help it can get," declares Alice C. Cox, Univenity of California assistant vice president for student academic services. "The situation is more than serious. It is devastating." CONSIDER: -California third-eraders test above the na- tional norm, but 12th eraders score well below. Last year, California seniors ranked in the bottom third nationally. -Lar&e numbers of enterina UC freshmen must take remedial English and mathematics courses. -CoUeee aptitude ~t scores of enterine freshmen have dropped at every UC campua except Berkeley, according to a report circulatin& around the nine-campus university. -1be proportion of California applicants who were accepted lutf aJJ at Stanford University dipped dramatically-from 21 percentin the fall of1979to 17 percent a year later. "No matter bow you cut it," state Superinten- dent of Public Instruction Wilson Riles said recently, "the high school youngsters are not doing as well as they should.'' In fact, tbe father wu searcblq bani for bU child and finally traced bim to tbe adoptlYe parent.a wbo bad, since then, moved to .Jaeklon, Tenn. , Terruaa sued for .. cuatody ol tbe eblld ud won; a Tennessee appeals court upheld the de· cision, and the state Supreme Court refUled to re- view it further. 1be state appeals court aaid Terruu, lrYinl to ftnd bis child, contacted Father Ryan, who• 'told Ter· razas he knew l)Pthing of the matter." · The Tennessee court sald Georlia Jaw stv• the naturaJ father an opportunity to veto adoptloD by aclmowled&ing the child u Ilia own. PCB burning ·plan abandoned SACRAMENTO <AP> -McClellan Air Force Base officials say they won't diapoae of the chemicaJ PCB by burning after all. Tbe announcement baa ended nearly four years of efforts to get approval from numerous agencies for the burning. The burning was lb demonstrate tbe capacity of McClellan's high-temperature incinerator for destroying polycbJorinated bipbenyls. PCB was used for decades u a coolant in elec- trical equipment such as transformers. But in 1979, it was shown lo be a health huard, and the federal Environmental Protection Agency banned its manufacture. Suit yourself. Sale 11.20 Reg. 114. Oxf0<d ·p1us· button down solid sh11'1s 10< men Conan.poly blends Feature med11Jm length button down collar, box pleat and single needle 1a1lo1"1ng. classic colors Sale 7.99 Reg. 110. Lono sleeve Ultressa' dress Shirl ol double knit Dacron~ polyester Full cut w•lh med1Um spread collar Solid colors. most men·s sizes With shoft sleeve. reg $9. Sar. 7.ao. Slip-on savings. Sale 23~99 I ' I J . i I Atthau&h it waa 1 relief to learn tha t a tentative a1rHm.nl wu n-ached lu t Friday to nd Oranae Coun l>''• ftnt public bus 1ltlb. it wa1 d1'1re11ln1 to learn that buse ~ 't M back on Uw road for a week ~adera ol the nit.cl Tran1portaUon Unu>n have ~hedw.ct •enera' memberahip meetlna• fo r the striking mf.!chanic and bw dnver1 on Wedneaday m Garden Gro They uid lhe nffded Uw four·day s lack time to round up the t5'7 worke~ to vok on wheth •r t o ratify the ron t rar1cS If lhe <'Ol\trart~ .ul' approv .... 1 b> workers and the Oran&e County 'l'ranMl Dls tnct '11 board of directors , mechanic rouJd rt•Port to work oo 'fhursday and bus dri e~ on f'rtda.' . n•1c~ would resum e that day after a 22·da)' rreeT.e But wh~ dot·~ tt take four days to round up the workers'' The union a lrt!ady had planned to hold general ioformauonal m(·t•t1ng'> on Sunday Those m eetings were canceled ll eems reasonable that people who a re on strike ~hould be avatlable to respond immediate ly when a res- olution is imminent strike 1s by no means a vacation not to the 40,000 persons who normiiJly commute by bus . or for the workers walking the picke t lines who have families to feed and housing payments lo make This foot dragging approach is a clear example of the union '· publa~: be damned altltude throughout the dra wn- out strike . It was a sorry end to a sorry strike that wouldn't have happened if the two '1des had addressed their diffe rences in a reasonable manner Pay-as-you-go roads? The pay-as· you-go turnpike has long he lped fill tra nsportation needs in the E ast and Midwest But Cali!omiaJ13s traditionally taken pride in the fact that our freeways are indeed free-at leas~free oftolls . In recent times, however . the freeways have become inadequate. congested and poorly maintained as state revenue from gasoline and highway taxes dwindled -or was poorly managed. Now state Sen. Paul Carpenter. D·Cypress. has in- troduced legisla tion that would permit counties to issue bonds for turnpike construction. Tolls collected from the . roads would pay off the bonds and cover maintenance cost~. he believes. Since Caltrans seems to have fallen down so badly in bui lding and maintaining freeways, the idea of bypassing the state agency has its appeal. Carpenter cites. for example. the fact that his pro- posal could result in construction of the badly needed San Joaquin Tran s portation Corridor from MacArthur Boulevard to San Juan Capistrano in about three years. inst ead of t he seven or more needed by the state to get any new freeway on the road There is. however, a slight hitch. To pay off the cost of building the SMO million . 19-mile stre tch of road. tolls of from $.1 to $5 could be required. That, added lo the inflated price of gasoline. could well discourage drivers who might like to enjoy an un· congested 19·mile trip. Light touch welco01e Nerds of the world. unite ! You have nothing to lose. if only for a week . thafl the sober. somber. serious demeanor often associat ed with engineers and those preparing for carePr s in engineering. And th~t's just what engineering students at UC Irvine did duriflg the past week. from running a contest for the worst nerd on campus <it was almost won by ac- claim by one Daily Pilot photographer who got t he big- g':st hand as he sh~t pi.ctures of true contestants> al or g with a few other springtime sh en anigans. Engineering Week included such spectacles as the traditional 10-story egg drop event in which students de sign containers they hoped would keep their eggs not onl : in one basket but intact inside their ingenious containers · While this is bas ically a n exercise in fun. ttie c ha lleng_e of designing a contra ption utilizing engineering skills is a1so a fine meas ure of their UCI classroom prow· ess. , So now that the week of fun is over. UCI students can go b~ck lo burning the midnight oil and logging their loganthms and w.e. the average citizens can go back to be ing beset and d1stress.ed by global crises. crime in the streets. taxes and inflation. • Opinions expressed in the space above are those or the Daily Piiot Other views expressed on this page are those or their authors and artists Reader comment 1s invited Address The Daily Prlot, P.O. Bo)( 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Phone pl4 ) 642-4321 BoYd!Trusting boss' By L. M. BOYD One hundred years ago •l was that the Earl of Lon d esbor ou gh passed out c hec kbooks to all his ser vants. Draw at will for ex· penses, said he , and just don 't bother me at?out. them. Or words to that effect. His faith in the hired help was re· markable. It is the sort or freedom of opportunity that gives happiness only to a rel Now they've closed thei adult bookstore I guess we oldies will have to ask our grand · chUdren what's 1oln1 on . Or don 't \be pol iticlant and \he holler·thaD·tbous know the UWe darllftal knowt GRANMA alive fe w. Congressional aides. Welfare officials. Sup· ply sergeanL'l That sort When the owne r of that great racehorse Man o'War died. he left $4 miJUon In his will for the upkeep of the horse's grave. No doubt the probate lawyers who Un· derstand taxes can e"plain the why of this. Aged ladies bestow fortunes · on kittens. Old men bequeath estates to dogs. And executors. who manage the money, smile a lot. Seems a bit balmy. but It isn't. Q. How come we aay a man in Jail is in the "clink"? A. Clink was the name of an old prison in London. Q. Only one man served on the 'l.S. Supreme Court with a third of aU the ju.allces who ever were on that court. Name him. A. W!ftiam 0 . Douglas . Q. How many time zonn In the Soviet Union 7 A. EJeven. Q . Are there any blo- i~:J;•s of Mahatma A. Alleut 500, so far. And he's only been dead for 32 years. Thomas P. He1ev1Pubfl1Nr Jack Andenon :t;evemment-purchasing rii)-ofl W ASllJNGTON -As the t u payers 11wait their annual plucking , they ca n c heer Preside nt Reagan 's determination to cul the rat out of the federal budget. But this ca nnot be a cco mpl is hed e ffe(•t1vely just by s lashing appropriations with fervent aba ndon : 1t will tak e a remodcllng of the whole federal fuddle factory. The government procurement system. for example. is designed tu make large expenditures out or small o n es M y staff followed a tiny , 32-cent replacement pa rl through th e an~u1 sit1on proc- ess By the time it was d~l1 v ered t o the Marines who ordered it. this trivial item wound up costing a whopping Earl \'\ aters $114. ll was n't tbe Marine•' fault; aJl they did WH 80 by the book. The Item in question was a diode a little bleck slllcon cylinder about a quarter of an inch lone and an eighth of an inch in diameter -routbly half the site or a newborn baby's fingertip. The Marines needed one as a replaeement part for their simulated fliaht trainer at the Marine Corps 11vialion center in Cherry Point. N .C Now . ther e's n o th i ng particulatly sophisticated about diodes. The one the Marines need ed, my reporter Julie Kosterlitz was told, Is not fundamentally differe nt from those that can be bought al an electronics s upply store ror anywhere between 25 and 50 cents UNFORTUNATELY for the ta xpayers, the Mannes couldn't just send a supply sergeant out with some loose change to buy a dlod• at the Radio Shack lo Haveloa. N.C. They had to 10 throu1h proper procurement cbannela. What tbia munt was that the Marines had to put In their order for the little tube wilb the government's proc ure ment a1ency th e Defense Electronics Supply Center In Dayton, Ohlo. Hopefully. the agency would have the item in stock; bUt It didn't. In compliance with federal regulatl<>M, the Marines' order had to be filled by competitive bids. The only response was from K Electronic11 . a company handily 11ituated In Dayton. K Electronic11. who11e owneris d e1>crib c themselves a s "m ilitury 1>ac kaglng specialists,'' didn't have the little diode ln stock either . But they knew wht!re to ~ct one. 1-·rom the governmenl':s own list of hardware 11ources. thc-folks al K l';lectrnnics round that the AAI Corporation of Co1·kf'ysv1lle, Md .• wu the auppller of the partlcular diode· the Marines needed. So they ordered one. · AAI obliged. They bou1ht a diode from Decision Data Computer Corporation of Horsham. Pa .. which to tum had g o tten its diodes from the manufa ct urer -the WesUnehou se plant in Youn1wood.Pa THE MARINES eventually got their little electronic elzmo after it had traveled from Youngwood to Horsham. Pa., to Cockeysville. Md .. to Dayton, Oh io, and finally to Cherry Point, N.C. This circuitous route of the pe regrinating plane part is bad enough. But at each slop along way way. the price to the Marine Corps went up like a m oon shot. Decision Data's price to AAl was 32 cents. AAI's price to K Electronics was $88. K Electronics· price to the Ma rines was $114. Spokesmen for the Defense l.0~1 stics Agen cy. whic h oversees procurement. claim a c omp ut e r warned the .cuvcrnmenl of the overcharge. Hut the warning. a las. got lost hHween the bureaucrati c e rarks. No w the agency has launched an investigation into the firms whi<·h handled the Marines' little diode. which will add st.ill more to the cost of the inl·ident. Meanwhile. the middlemen involved in upping the price for the Mar ines' tiny replacement part insist that their markups were reasonable. They say lhe small size of the order entailed u nus ually high c harges for processing and record keeping. Footnote: The diode wasn't the only replacement item lhat cost the Marines an arm and a leg for their flight simulator. Mor e than a dozen parts were s ubjected to si mi l arly astounding markups. AH told . the Marines paid some $6,000 ex tr a for o n e piece or equipment. thanks to artifically inflated prices Bilingual phone service pressure ·mounts Political activists have zinged in on the P acific Telephone Company ( PT&T) as its new target in their continuing drive to make CaUfornia a bilingual society. Until now their aim has been at governmenta l agencies, s eeking such things as bilingual education in the schools and bi- lingual ballots. Thal their aims will not be satisfied by confining their de- mands to gov- e rn me nt ope ratio ns wa s made c l ear he r e whco delega· li o n s ap · pe ared before lhe P ubl ic Utilities CGm - m ission meet- ing s both in Sacramento and Fresno in ef- forts lo get the PUC to compel PT&T to provide full bilingual services for Spanish speaking users. John Escheveste, a represen- tative of an East Los Angeles Community Organization . ac- companied his demands with the Mailbox threat of forming a competing phone company ror the estimated 750,000 non-English-speaking Hispanics in California. THE THREATS contained heavy overtones when Mario Obledo. Secretary of Health and We lfare for Governor J e rry Brown, told the commission s late laws authorize him lo ~onit.or companies doing busi· neaa with the state for dis - criminatory practices and in- \ ferred that PT&T's $18 million annual business with the state might be terminated if the com- pany did not improve its bi- lingualservices. But Doug Cambero, a PT&T vice president, testified that it would cost th~ company $33 million a year to provide lhe ser vice and said there was no showing to justify the expense w,hich woald have to be shared by all phone company users. OTHER THAN a flexing of political muscles to demonstrate lhe power of the self·anolnted activist leaders it is difficult lo fathom the need for the de· mands. Practically all phone service is provided without the need for dialogue. merely by dialing. Since both Spanish and E nglish use t he same letters and numerals. dialing can't be a problem. Although t here was much testimony designed to build sympathy by citing ind1v1dual "horror " cases it was no more pe rsuasive than the testimony of Evelyn Duarte that her agency ·'has many clients who have prob- lems placing calls to Mexko" which only demonstrated an ig- norance of the level of telephone service provided by that coun- . try. THE CLAIMS of g reat dif- fic ulties in getting emergency services such as police and fire and ambulances were ans wer:ed by Cambern who said less than ,2 p e r cent o f the ca ll s are emergencies. adding that since 1970 the company has provided biJinguaJ attendants 24 hours a day available throughout the state. He said the directories in all 12 of the areas of the state where S percent or more ·of the popula· lion have Spanish surnames con· lain five pages or information in S panis h on how t o rea c h emergency numbers and get oper ator assistance. Also the company has spent considerable s um s in ad ve rti s ing in . newspapers with t he same in- formation in Spanish. WHILE PT&T is naturally concerned over the frontal at· tack it should be a concern for all Californians . For the efforts to create a divisiveness which would result from a bilingual society will not rest with PT&T. Al r eady Alice Lytle. another Brown appointee, signaled that by recommending t he com · mission compel the gas and elec· tric companies to also provide bilinguaJ services. America becam e g r eat by uniting all those who came to its shores into one people with a com- mon language. The last thing ll needs now is lo become disunited with lhe kind of sepa ratism which exists in Quebec. Readers debate the adult bookstore issue To the Editor: Re ferring to your Feb. 16 editorial on the Talk of the Town Bookstore in Newport Beach. SPIN <Stop Pornography in Newport) ian't trying to decide what's good or bad behavior for tbe ciUzens of Newport Beach. tbe Daily Pilot staff or any other people. We haven't been involved in s u c h items m e ntioned as borderline arson. hysteria, an anonymous mailer of porn" or traffic s narls. What we have been ln-Oolved in is a careful, concerted effort to both support the efforts of the City Council of Newport Beach to end opera- tions of the shop and to penuade potential customers that their patronage o f the s tore is · harmful to the community. Harmful? Yea, that's neht, not "immoral,·· harmful. You see, we're not, as you men· Uoned, self·righteoua about "girly booka." Tbere is no evidence, aa you correetly ask, that the readinc of these leada to '·Jives of rape or pervenion." But there la a cood bod.y of evldenee to lndle~te that laad~~ persoaaHUea. espoMd to ll1lbl1 molivatJ.na mater\alentOU.rqiDs violen~~' brutalltJ and •xpiclb· tloll. WW be Md ~ WI &o IDDd9I tbelr on WbaYlor lD • UM rublOG. ' Do you remember the riots that followed many or the show- ings of Boule vard Knights and The Warriors a few years ago - and the co urt cas es that followed? Have you noted lhe testimony associated with the Blttaker trial in Torrance about such material? THE EaOTICA that so-called "adult stores" were selling 20 years ago ha.a now moved lo the corner bookstore, and rithlly so. Much or it is healthy and in· formative. The porn shops are selling whole series of books on N ui themes of deara dalion, other material on gane rape or childreft, the uae of youn1 boys by violence, etc. You argue that the whole thin& would have died a q_uiet death without our lnvol\'ement. Perhaps. But why did the mana1er , Jack Tupler, then tell us. "you've won, you ,abut ua down." Why did the man behind it, Jack Gordon, resort to su1testin& that "otben" mi# do violence to protesters? And why la a lawyer for him now aayln1 t.bat be'U 10 au the way to UM ..,.me Court? Bffa ... tb• people'• actlou apjnlt violence and exploltalton are el· feeUn. What of 1pe11tla1 to tb• euatomers eaterlDI UM lbopt Recently the people or the city of Atlanta did this and it meant a quiet. peaceful end to the escalating sale of this e n· couragement of the forcible violation of the flesh and the spirit. ROBEl\T JORDAN ROSS JAME$ F. HELFRICH MeraU.t••e•,.. To the Editor: I Just read your editorial re the pickets and Talk of the Town book st.ore. It i.s scary when, in the name of morality. we commit or en· courage immoral acta. Picltet- ini to tell a person's aide ol the story la ~ lhin1, but lt dlatW'be me when tomeone else will teU me what I can read, where I can read lt and try to boJd me up to pboto11aphlc ridicule ·became I choose to read It. I wonder bow many of tbe self· rt1bteou.a souls chanllnc and' nrrylq placarda on tbe line and takln1 plcturea bave tbemMlftl been involved direct· 17 or ladlnet1y lD a abopUft, Clll dru11. or on chUd or •PGUM abuH J>r some other na1ty "famlb aeeret." · But tllat'1 ollay. No one ..... IO tlMJ em: ruin aDOtMr"I ,. ataUon or bul'-or J91 acnw-.~'•daJ,all,_ the sake of their concept of morality. IF TREaE IS no market for the product the place will cl01e of its own accord: if there is a market then our neighbors will supply the need. . But please do not allow some nut. no matte r how well- TELEPHONE YOUR LETTER TO THE EDITOR See instructions below intentioned, to compel closure because they don't like it. If oae allows another's ox to be fOl'ed today, it is Just a matter of time before their own ox ls the vie· Um. From the cruclfhdon of Chriat, through tbe depredation.a of tbe Crusades to the oven• of lbe Fln~I Solution, more immoral acts have been committed in &he name ol IDOll'all\y than Ul1'M can ever recall. Leave It alone I Plaltt aom.UW., tbAt la really IOiftc to hurt you -tbe eapu11Ga ol Oraa,. Count1 Airport. WIWAllll.llONROS • ._....,,,_,.. ..... _kelllt ·~· ( ........ ~·-.---......... :::l' .. -~ ----~· ;ii; .. =-= _. ...... _._. f CAL.1'°91NA' H'ek-0111e ·ex-t•o,11victs Prosec utor Stephen Gol~smith signs a letter that will wekome ·a paroled convict back to d a ily living in Marion County, Ind .. the state's most populous county. The form letter a lso lets recipient know that he is being watc hed by authorities as he returns to civilian life. Spaghetti suit li01its denied WASHINGTON (AP> The U.S. Supreme Court has refused to limit lhe srope of an antitrust la wsuit over the marketing of :opaghetti sauce: The justices, without comment Monday, left intact a federal appeals court ruling that requires Ragu Foods to defend itself against monopoly charges by Hunt-Wesson Foods. The s uit was filed in California because Hunt-Wesson is based in Fullerton. The controvf'rsy dates to 1975, when Hunt in· troduced in test market s a new. spicier sauce pro· moted as "extrn thick and zesty." RAGU, WHlt:ll ENJ OYS A 65 PERCENT sha re of the commercially prepared spaghetti sauce market nationwi,de, quickly responded with .. extra thick and zesty" sauce. Hunt subsequently sued Ragu on charges in· eluding aJleged violations of the Sherman Act, a major antitrust law. Hunt's complaint alleged in pa rt that Ragu attempt ed to monopolize the spaghetti sauce market. The complaint said Ragu's monopolistic intent was reflected by several alleged acts, including its announcing plans to m arket a thicker and spicier sauce shortly before Hunt was to begin its national promotion and Ragu's appropriation of the "thick and zesty" phrase. A FEDERAL TRIAL J UDGE DISMISSED those portions of Hunt's laws uit alleging Sherman Act violations. But the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Ap· peals on Aug. 15 reinst ated those allegations, stat· jng that they should be studied at trial. "We recognize th~t the specific acts detailed m ay be beyond the reach of antitrust laws because they harm not competition but individual com- petitors," the appeals court said. But noting Ragu·s large market share, the court added, "This may µrovide a basis for infer- ring lhat Ragu possessed monopoly power. It is not inconceivable that such acts could harm competi- tion when undertaken by a firm with market power ." In urgipg the just1 cc!i to dismiss the monopoly allegations. lawyers for Ragu argued, "There is nothing in the compla int which can s upport transforming specific acts which 'harm not com · pe tition' into s pecific acts which could harm com · petition." RAGU'S APPEAL ADDED: "ALL one needs to do is to examine lh~ ~ific acts. to conclude that if any harm resulted to Hunt it resulted from the nature of the acts rather than from the identity of the actor or the actor's market share." In response, lawyers for Hunt contended lhat Ragu's tactics were ~·designed to maintain its monopoly position and s tymie Hunt's efforts to enter the market." Hunt's la wsuit was filed against Ragu, based in Rochester. N . Y., and Ragu 's parent. Chesebrough Ponds Inc., based in Greenwich, Conn. Penthouse loses La ·Costa round WASHINGTON CAP) Ttie U.S. Supreme Court has refused to blodt a j63Q million libel lawsuit against Penthouse magaaiiielor-·camng · the ownen of a posh California resort ''mobsters." The justices, ci~ng a lack or jurisdiction, left intact a state court ruling that forces Penthouse to defend itself at trial. Lawyen for the manzine asked the coU(t to uae Ule cue to further clarify who is and is not a "publle ftpre" under libel law. a.ncbo La Costa is a $100-mHllon resort 1tretclatn1 over 5,60C> acres of coastland in ScMatbem California. 'llhe resort, in operation since ·-· WU founded•by Morris "llo" Dallta, Allard Roen, 11..-v Adebon and lnriD lloluky. Tiie four men ud tbetr operaU.., corporation ·auecl ............ for an artkle iD tu Kareb 1975 la· IUI called "Tbe Hunclred llllllion Dpllar Rtlott . Wltla Crlmiul Cllentele." 1'be article, written bJ Lowell Berp1an and J•ft= dllcrtbed Ule nlOl't u one that ••waa •ta and II fnquentm by moblten." l -~w~ ivory eeize~ AlalORMI&. Alulla <AP> -r.dlral = ............ dlaa "" ... ol .... ..... lftl7 ta Alaka ud faar other ..... Tbe N1i11 ...... aa U -montla laftltipdcm ol tr ... la raw l"'J ad polar bear bldll, tlae qmtt aald. J. • .. * Af ---- Pot haroest ca.uses flap MARKET SAN rRANCISCO <AP> -The value of the &• llleadoclno County marijuana crop wUJ not be reported -at leut not olftcla!J). Ted Eriksen, county a1riculture com· ml .. ioner. aaid bi• boa1e1 and colleaaues ordered him to leave esUmates of the harvest of the illegal weed olf the county's annual crop report. DELANEY BRos:·sEAFOOD Fresh Frozen Swordftab ............ s.• lb. Flsb Kabobs ..................... .' Z.5t ea. Fresb Frozen BoeeleH Center C.u Northem HaUbat S&eau ............ •.• lb. MEAT DEPARTMENT MORNING FRESH/PRODUCE F1n&OfTlle8euaa Lar1e Sweet Loeal Strawbenin · 7te baaket DELANEY'S OWN 8TllA WBE&&Y SHORTCAKE l:rlklen shocked the state's a1riculture com- munUy lut year wbe.n be estimated the value of the county's tm pot crop at $80 million. And he aai~unofficially, the 1180 crop was worth more than SlOO million. Print!' amt Top Choice Beef, aged not less th an 30 d<1yi. Lu lhc pl'ak of perfection. , ~ ade Daily ................... 9'e ea. ....... TMT MAKES IT THE SECOND mos t valua- ble crop in the county. Only lumber, worth about $130 million in 1980, brings in more money. "My bosses -the Board of Supervisors of Mendocino County -and lhe California Depart· ment of Food and A1riculture and lhe state As socialion ol AcricuJture Comll\issiooers don't reel I'm following the &uidellnes in presenting this," he said in a telephone interview from his home in Ukiah. "So, they have very definitely given me in- structions not to include it in the 1980 crop report, which will be out very shortly," he added. HE SA.ID HE INITIALLY REPORTED the crop 's value as "an infor mational item , because I thought it was interesting and because it's a big economic factor of life in Mendocino, Humboldt. Del Norte, Trinity, Siskiyou and some other countie:- oC Califomia." Arter last year's crop report started a ruckus. Eriksen announced he would not seek re· appointment to his county post when his term ex- pires in 1982, even though the 52-year-old official still feels the controversial crop s hould be re· ported. Lean Ground Beef Pattie• 10 lb. Box, 40 Patties ....... , ...... 14.18 ea. Center Cut 7 ·Bone Cbuck Roasts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I.It lb. O·Booe Chuck Roasts .............. 1.t8 lb. F ree Home Delivery Service ~:rn m1n1 murn 1 dcll vcr r c1 in our completely 11·f11gl'nttt'<I 11 uc·k~ Your or<lc1 1s under refrigeration I 111111 llur :-ton • lo' 1111r d11111 Thi:-. ad d fr cll\'l' Wed .. 2 25 thru Tues . 3 3 DELANEY'S If it's got wheels, you'll move it faster in a Dai Iv Pilot l1nit<1cl ~;J\'('" \'6>11 $8 7 nff' lilt' n ·~llhll' Ccrn:h f'arl' to S<·al.llC' . .l usl lh <>I H' nf rn 11 selcC'l<.'d f'light<.i am· d ;t\ or lh'c \\ ( '( ·k.. :111d \'(HI II l'l y for just S I 0.) o ilC' ,,·;1v. Sc 1;1h :11·,. l11 rn 1r·rl 0 11 LIQUOR DEPARTMENT a ll prices plus tax Delaney's Claampa1ne < 750 mil > ................ Z. 75 ea; or'33 ... per case Wea&e Brei. Le Blaac De Blanca <750 mil) ........................ S.5t Seagram's VO (liter> .............. 11.0I Cutty Sark Scotcb <liter) .............. 11.80 Old Busbmllls Irish Whiskey CLiter>. ... 10.50 Perrier Water t23 oz.> ......... 8tc ea. Store Hours 9·6, Closed Sunday 2920 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach 673-5520 c lassified ad . Call 642-5678 and a . friendly ad- viser will help you turn your wheels into ca sh. Most nonstops to Seattle I ('U\(' \ rriq• 7:40 a.m~ 10: 10 u.m. 11 ill .1 11 1 I ,·>:, p 11 1 1:30 p.rn? :l:f;:l p.m . thl'se fli ghts . but thC'n· arc 110 ;1ch :11 H'<.' purch;t~t· or l<.1n~th·ol'-!-ili1~· rcq11 itt·· -""=~ . • L~;) p Ill ) .1 I p Ill ~ ~~ ,) I.) p Ill I 11 "Ill .. ments <1l all For i 11form:1 t i 011 ; 111cl l'l'!-.C:l'\':tliOll!-1. l':tll \Olli' lhl\'('I ,\g('IH. Or <>.il l s105 nitccl al ff~~)-()700 U nited 1s P;U'lncrs i n Travel wi ll! \Vest in. Hotels -in Seattle. the Washinglor 1 Pla za . on our 7:30p.m. wide6ody. s105 on selected return fligh~, too. I\ ~ 7::30 p.m ~ ~)::lli p.m. ''" ~ I .111·-. .ind " fi, d11J. • -.11'111 1 1 111 • li.1111.!1 •s 10,'i tlii?h•-. $l05 onour'f.40a.m. and 1:30p.m. ~ s105 with no restrictions. . ' $7875 tOr kids under twelve ~b~along. • ' tourism. slumps JF"eatL r, crime, economy '1aare. blame . 'I Quµ' club •• , I lldng lter head With encouragement from teammate Tami Hobson (right), Leah Branch demonstrates how to head soccer ball. Girls are members of North Huntington Beach Rowdies, a girls' soccer club that plays in Coast Soccer League. Team won 2nd p1ace trophy in competition with :.> teams from ar ound nation in Washington's Day Friendship Tournament in Pleasanton, Calif. Rowdies lost, 2-1. to Pleasa.nton in championship game. CONDRY on May 12, 1924. Survived by HA ROLD H UGO CON-his wile Doroth y A. Dietzel DR Y. resident of Newport of Costa Mesa. Ca .. 2 sons Beach . Ca. since 1937. Steven G. Dietzel of Cost a Passed away on Febru ary Mesa, Ca. and Rich a rd N. SF gays . . against exp~nding SAN FRAN CI SCO <AP> -Would twice as gay be twice as good? Two homosexua lly oriented newspapers in the San Francisco area don 't think so. "I don't think San Francisco should be that gay -too much or a good thing and all that," said San Francisco Sen· , MIAMI (AP) -Cold weather, a well· publid...S crime iDereue and the llualab na-tiwl eecmom1 have cuned ·~ winter irf '11 and drivea awa1 UM tourista, aai-botel operaton and &Gudam ol'ftei&la iD Wt resort city. "How am 1 dolnt7 I'm doint fine. Well, I C· tuaUy I'm lyiaa," aaid Frank Thom mana1er of the plush Eden R~ Hotel on adaml Beach. .. Everybody is iD the aame boat around here and it's juat about 1tayint afloat." Hotel-motel occupancy in Miami Beach was a diamal 51.4 percent in Deeember. In January, it improved to 73.7 percent -still 15 percentage poiats below normal, Tbe Mia mi Herald reported. OFFICIA~ SAID THE NORTHERNERS who normally vacation in South Florida every year never a rrived this season. They bla me lhe economic slump and "propaganda" about the crhne rate. .. · Hotels throughout South Florida, particularly in Miami Beach, reported scores of cancellations d u ring the days immediate ly following last month's report on ABC's "20-20" program that hotel officials said portrayed South Florida as a violence-ridden shambles. ··For years and years, we would get the same people here every year ," said Betty Habi f, m anager of the Blue Seas Motel on Miami Beach. "This year. they're just not coming. I mean, put yourself in the places of those ~pie. Are you go- ing to come here and spend your money after hearing all that propaganda about the problems we have here?" ' . SHE SAID THE BLUES SEAS IS now 70 per · cent occupied. · "We should be at 105 percent occupancy at this time of year ," she said. "They should be waiting in line to get in here." But above aJI, the people blame the weather, which included a severe cold snap this year. "People who are planning vacations might overlook aJI the other problems, but if they call t heir sister-in-law down here and she says it's freezing or it's raining, they just aren't going to spend money to get here ," said Arthur Horowitz, who has operated restaurants in South Florida for · 35 years. THE TOURIST SLUMP BAS BEEN worst in Dade County, where crime problems have been publicized. But officia ls in ne.arby Broward County said their business is off by 10 to 15 percent . Even in Palm Beach County, local offi cials concede business has slipped by 4 percent. ''We never worried a bout a bad season before,'" said Tommy Mercer, manager of tourism and conven tion developme nt fo r the Fort Lauderdale Chamber of Commerce. "But then, we 've never had problems like this before," he said. For all of Florida in 1979, tourism was a $16 billion business. The figures for 1980 are due this week . Meanwhile, as some businesses offer sub- stantial discounts in an·effort to attract customers, statistics bear out what the hotel operators say. -1981. He _retired in 1973 Diet zel of Gar den Grove, from t he City of Newport Ca .. 3 daugh ters Karen R . .Beach where he worked as Abell, Connie S. a nd Diane t·he m ai n ten ance yar d D. Dietzel of Costa Mesa . superintendent for 30 years . Ca .. l sister Helen L. H in · He was a charter membe.r of man of Herlong, Ca. and 4 t he Newport Beach City grandchildren. Services held Credit Union . He is survived on Tuesday, Fe bruary 24. by hiswifePhylllsCondryof 198 1 al ll :OOAM at the Newport Beach , C a .. 5 Church of 'J esus Christ of child ren. Donn a H a nf o f Latter-d ay Sain ts. 2775 Costa Mesa, Ca .. S herr y Estancia Dr .. Costa Mesa. Ogden of Gr and Terrace, Ca. Inte rment at Rar bor Ca .. Nancy Walker or Valen· Lawn -M e m orial P a rk . cia. Ca .. Ken Fenton of Ser vices under the d ir ection Col orado and Barbara o f Harbor Lawn -Mo unt Olive Osb orne o f Nor the r n Mo r tuary of Costa Mesa. alifomla . a~lher Paul 540~"4. tinet-EditorRonBaker. COLLECTIONS OF MIAMI BEACH'S 2 per· hope in the comiq awnmer MUOD. Lut 1ummer, the Miami area wu 1ueeellful iD attraeUDc vii· itors from Eurape and other fcnip paints. But ~ven that lllvtr llDlna may ban a dark cloud around it -lut year tbe U.S. dollar wu decUnJ.q in value, creattnc a favorable excbaqe rate attractive to forelp tourists. TIUa 1ear, the dollar is •t.rencthenlnt, wblcb ia toOd newt fw moet Americana but could be even more bad ~ews for the tourist industry. A ,._ 11rc1 Dl't. 1NUP pro1ram or former ..... called tM ... Qalt Clab.. wt.II mMt Marclt I Ill 'T p.a .a._ Btrcb St. in Newport Beach. Tbe prGll'am II beinf •tarted by the Oran1e C ounty unit of tbe American Cance r Society and ia open to the public. For information . phone 752..-00. Trust Deed Investments are fast becoming the investment of the BO's. Why? • High Yield -17% -20% •(or More) on invested capital. • Safe and ~ure -backed by high quality Southern California Real Estate. • Short Term -6 months · 5 years. • Passive -we perform all due diligence including independent appraisal, escrow. title & other insurance. • Management Free -professional accounting [, collections performed at no charge to the investor. You are cordlally invited to join us. Sttrling %me {eans. 3nc. 4299 MacArthur Blvd .. Suite 207 Newport Beach. Califomia 92660 (714) 955-1610 •ne Stdted rdte •e•,,11 lror"1 '.)0'11.JSVS ::.d•O Clve to""' ;?jrt, reQdv , • .>-· ot 'Od' ,0113dt"..;n~ "Y tlQf'O'"'e'c. Condr y of Illinois. and 10 grandchildren. Services held on Tuesday, February 24, 1961 at 2:30PM at the Harbor Lawn Memorial Chapel with ~rs. Lucille Parell official· / ing. Ser vices under t he Deaths direction of Harbor Lawn-E'-n.6'heJillf> ~ount Olive Mortuary of g~....,, ~ HE WAS responding cent tourist tax dropped 13 percept in December , to a s uggestion in the compared to the previous year. Restaurant busi· rival Bay Area Reporter -~n:e:s~s~an~~d c~a~r~r~en~t~a~l:s~w~e~r;e~d:o;wn~~in~~Ja;n~u~a~ry~b;y~a;n~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ' that every gay in the•ci· estimated 10 to 20 percent. . ty might invite a t least However. Dade County officials see a ray of one gay friend from elsewhere to move here . Costa Mesa. 540·5554. DAUBE!liSPECK ELMA DAUBENSPEC K. resident of Costa Mesa. Ca. Passed away on Fe br uary 23. 1981. Survived by 2 dau g hters Betty H'a rl o f Costa Mesa . C a . and Marcella Walters of Costa Mesa. Ca .. a step-daughter Katherine Frey of Indiana. 9 grandchildr en . l S great· NEW YORK !AP > - Saal K. Padover, a pro· Cessor of polit ical science who was widely recog n ize d as a n authority on T hom as J e ffe r son a nd Ka rl Marx, died Sunday. Like Baker , the Rev. Ray Brosbears. editor of the Crusader, a lso was not thrilled by the pros- pect. •·What a frightening id e a ," h e w r ote . ·'Everybody would start g o i n g b ac k in the closet." PUBLIC NOTICE g r andchild ren, a brother PUBLIC NOTICE ,.cT1T1ousauS1NESS and 3 sisters. Services are NAME ITATHlllENT schedulded for Wedne~day , l'ICTITIOUS IUSINESS The 1011owlng persoM are doing F ebruary 25 , 1981 al NAMIESTATIEMENT bUsln;~~~~R EKPRESS, 11 021 . ~llatbOT taw ,_.._.,._...., 16.-~ ....... Bultwlrd, ,,,-ounlaln 9alley, C:afflorill• Memorial Chapel with Rev. ,,.!~1a'~uTO OOCTOR OF ORANGE .,, ... ~arc us I. Bl•nkenshlp, 137'1 Scruggs of the First Baptist c ou NT'f Al/ TO RESEARCH D•wr.on •B,Gar .... Grove,C•llfornl• Church of Costa Mesa of· CENTER OF CALIF MOBILE AUTO 97M3 · ' · f I OOCTOR OF ORANGE COUNTY', 2'61 f1c1atang. Interment to ol ow Medford, Fullerton, Cit. nus. Michael L. Tr\thOf'n, 137'1 Dawson al Ha r bor Lawn Memorial Ronald M. l(nowl9', 2'61 Medlwd, .. B,GardenGrove,Callfornl•OMJ Park. Costa Mesa, Ca . Funerton.CAmis Thu busl,.n Is conducled by• T 1 ~ I b • g<eneral part,.l"slllp. Services under the d irection 111,1~~.1 .,..., 1• conouc e0 Y •n •n· Mlc,,..1 L. Trvnom of Harbor Lawn-Mount Olive Ronaio M Know•ft Thi> st••-• w.s 111eo with u. Mortuary of Cost a Mesa. Thh s1a1......,1 ••• 111«1 with 1rie County Clerk of Oranoe County on S40·5SS4 County Cler'k OI Or-County on J•n F1tbruary •. ltll. l'·Us.1 . •• 1"1 l't"220 Publl.-Orange C:O.SI Dally Piiot, DIETZ EL Publlshltd O"-Coa\I Da•IY Pilot. F1tb. 10, 11, 24, Mar. l, ltlt 6S ... t GEORGE E . DIETZEL. Feb J, 10, 11.1•. '"' tcn-11 passed away on February 19. 1961 at Hoag Hospital. Resident of Costa Mesa, Ca. since 19S2. Born in llawah McCo.MICIC MOITUAl•S Laguna Beach 494-9415 Laguna Hills 768-0933 San Juan Capistrano 495-1776 HADOtl LAW.._MT, OUYI Mon uary • Cemetery Crem.tory 1625 Gisler Ave . Costa Mesa 540-5554 ,..c1•ontas l&L•OADWAY NOnUAllY 110 Bro.t#ay Costa Mesa 642·9150 IALTl ..... OM SMTN & TVntal MITCUffCMAPll 427 E 17th St co.ta Mesa 848-9371 PUBLIC NOTICE ----PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS IUSIHIESI • NAMa ITATEM•NT l'ICTITIOUS IUSIN•ss The toll-Ing PltrMIPll ••• dol~ HAMIESTAT&MIEHT b<lsl .. u •: The IOllOwfng .... on ls doing bull THE 51[RVICE e.-olCER, 111621 Mn H : L•k•Polnt I.AM, Huntlnoton e.ac114 N E w p 0 R T E N E R G y A 5 CA '2M1 I SOCI ATES ... 1lV> Eul B•lboa G•ll juas, 11162 L•kepalnl La ... Newpor1 llffch, Calltornla 9*1. Huntlnvton llN<h. CA 97M1. ~ 0-IM IC. Alnmerman, 1613\l'o E•s Jullett. Ra-lie, 2t_, Y'ar~t •••boa, N•Wl>Ort BHch, Cellfornll Lane,"""'""'°" -II. CA 97M1. ., .. ,. 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It ..a•a ... ,...., preeedue rw lilome free•· .... llra. w.-• .. ,.. dial fndt jalce .....W M ....... le 1• •cnes a. a doable belier &o .......... euyme adloll, ud lite. cltilled laefere freeaiq. T~rede9•••1 .. .a.I DEAR PAT: Do you know of any tax in· formation book that discusses both California state and federal t ax la ws? I'm looking for accurate tax advice from a "n o n · government" source. J .R., Newport Beach Tlae "1181 Guidebook to CaUfornla :ru- e•.. may rut the blll for you. It gives clear and Clll'ftDl details of state tu laws lltat retied tile latelt available naliD1s, ~rt de· clslou, State Board of Equallutlom nl .. IS as well as 1181 leglslatlve amelldmenta. Major empltasls Is Oii peno11a1 aad cor· porate lacome taxes, accord.lllg to Commerce Cleariq Houe, tile pubUsber. llotb of lllese taxes are explained in terms of comparable federal taxes. Differences between state aad federal laws are analyried and cross ref- erence tables are provided for comparUon8. A table of related federaJ/5tate tas forms is included, plus • dlsnssioD of lallerttaace, gift, sales, property aad odller state taxes. Clteck bookstores for this St volume or write to Commerce Cle•riDI Hoase lac:., 4tZ5 W. Petenoe Ave., aaJcago, Ill. IM46. G1 ·ao.•ell .. MH•• DEAR PAT: As a serviceman. how do I obtain a Certificate of Eligibility for a GI home loan? Can closing costs be included in the amount the VA guarantees for a GI home loan. L . R., Santa Ana Tbe Veterans AdmlnistratJoe says you must bave at least 181 coet .. llOU.I daya la ac· tive duty status before yoa q•altfy for a Cenlllcate ol EUitbWty for a GI lllome leu. Y• mu& ob&ala, from your base penea· nel oflke, • atatemeat of servlee alllowtai all periods el acUve tiny 9el'YM ..._.._,.-wttll. ao time lea. Y .. abo ••a& oll&aia a DD-1747, Permlaaioa to Uve Off Base form from you base In 111 I .mtt. O.ce Y• ltan &aie.. two forms, ~ tlle Veteraaa Adaiala&ratlea at 54J·Ma fer aaalstaace la maklag appllcatloa for yoar loan. < Pltoae a .. ben for odller areas are listed ln tbe Wblte Paies dlrec· --.--1tory adt>r U.S. Gonnmf!'llt, Veter ... Ad· mlalatraU..) AU cle8lag co.ts mut be paid by Ute veteran la casb from bis or her own re- soarces wtU.O.t borrowing. • "Got a problem" Then wnte to Pal Dunn Pat Wtll cut red tape . getting )t j_ the answers and actwri you need to solve mequll1es m qovemment and • business Mail your 'questwns to Pal Dunn. Al Your Sennce, Orange Coast G&i~y--Pilot ... p.,o . IJ<>x IS6Q, Co ... 1.0 Mesa •. CA .92626-..As_ many Letters as possible will be answered. but phoned inquiries or letters not including the reader's full name, address and business fu1urs· phone number cannot be consu1ered T/11s coltmm appears dally ex· cep1 S'U1idays. • · Unborn baby Uuured MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) -An unborn child is a family member and is covered by automobile insurance policies that protect household members, the Alabama Supreme Court says. In a 5 ·4 d ecision, the court upheld a Tuscaloosa Circuit Court's ruling that Thad Ira Piggott bad grounds lo s ue the Alabama Farm Bureau Mutual Casualty Insurance Company for medical payments on behalf of Patrick Piggott, who died one day after his comatose mother gave birth. @' 'o/ieffl.§ On q)ental Healtlf. · ~~if. By oeRALD WINKLER, D.D.S. l IMMEDIATE DENTURES One of the cosmetic miraclea or modern dentistry Is th e "Immediate denture". Thele are constructed BEFORE all remaining natural teeth a r e removed and Inserted as soon a.a the llnal teetla are extracted. Naturally, they will aeed some adjustment. u )'OW' ·~ IWDI l'ffede back to normal, but It'• • dara slcbt batter U.U factn1 the publle with no teeth wbilt 1°"' dentuna are belnt ccmtructed In the .. ~atorJ.' . 'fi:Jaa ...-...ure. tl\e be t.-dt are re~oved but tr. tMtll are alldwltd to remain. •••• tJte 1ums are ..... =··· ........ tak.. wt UM lroat .... awJ ....... ud •cw. ... .....,....... Wh e n the day o f reckoning arrives. the · fro nt t eeth (a nd perhaps a few others which may have re ma i n e d ) are extracted and your "Immediate dentures" are inserted at the same appointment. Healing beneath the immediate denture Is uauaUy uneventful. One ml1ht nped p~ to result from weartq • denture over an area from wbich teetb bave been atraeted, but' Jut the opposite ocdra . Tk Jm.-• denture acts aa a protective covertna for the jaw u It la 1tealin1. \ . GeraN WIMler, D.D.8. ' i .. A_. ... 1•1 A~ ll9Me ... Newport .. cit . ...... :MMI• .......... Oll field troubl•boot•r •ect Mall' wu eaataded by Iran, evm w1U1e U .8 . boeta1n _were beld, to rebuild oil field dama1e1 of Iraq-Iran war. 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Nearly 70,000 spectators lined the body of waler known as the MonUa.ke Cul in the state of Washington last year to watch a crew race between their beloved Husky rowers and Orange Coast College. . And those 70,000 spectators saw OCC win the race, something Pirate rowers have a knack for doing, particularly aaain.at Ivy League powerhouses and closer-to-home Northern California foes. It was in 1963 that Dave Grant arrived al the Costa Mesa college campus with tbe simple intentions of instructing a bia1'>ry class. "The president of the college then -Dr. Peterson said, "by the way, we also have this crew that I want you lo do something about,"' recalls Grant. "It's been a blessing ever since," he says. And who can blame Gra.nt for being in- vigorated by the sense of accomplishment that comes with making a community col- lege a powerhouse in a college-dominated sport. Grant's 1980 freshman eight boat captured the nationa l collegiate cham- pionship, and that crew is back intact, minus SpOtlight a returning coxswain, for what should be another impressive display of rowing ex- cellence. "We're a light year ahead of where we were last year at this time," says Grant, who besides coaching the crew is OCC's dean of students. "These guys just love the com petition. "The crew is excited and so am I," con- tinues Grant who each morning can be found al the OCC boathouse at 6:30 for a workout. "We practice year-round. We have to start in September to be ready for races in March, April and May." The OCC oarsmen run, do aerobic drills, work out on stadium steps as well as simply learn the fundamentals of row- ing. ln the winter and spring, they refine the techniques they have learned. "When an oarsman works as hard as he does ye.ar-round you've got to be able lo in- ject a little fun into the situation," Grant assures so that no one thinks be stands over his rowers with a whip. ''The guys work so long together that thev develop a little camaraderie and eventually build long, time relationships." That's why OCC's first race of the year against the college's alumni -turns out lo be one of the most enjoyable portions of the season. Former OCC rowers like UCLA Coach Bob Newman and Stanford Coach Bob Whitford make a point out of returning for the annual race. "To give us a good race, the alumni cheats. That's acceptable to them," Grant reveals. "Your typical startine yell for a race is~.,' A;re you ready! Pause. Ready All. Pause ana Row!' Well, the alumni aoes at 'Are!"' Grant says . It's not all fun and games, though. "When you move a blade through water, that's about 100 pounds you're moving. Figure an oarsman does that 1,000 limes a day and you can see that rowing is a sport for the perfectionist. It's perfect when it's perfect and it's awful when it's not," Grant tries to explain. Crew is indeed a demanding sport in that one rower can't ease off -it only doubles the pressure on teammates. And, Grant points out, there is only a select <See OCC, Paie BZ> • 1s on Fregosi · Matthews will suit Angels begin first real workouts toda:y in Atlanta, By EDZINTEL Of -Delly -Sutt On tt;e eve of the start of spring training Monday, Angels manager Jim Fregosi delivered lo the media his annual, very own prospectus for the season. In the last paragragh of his re- lease, Fregoei neatly sums up what fans may look for in 1981 : "I know one thing for sure. As- suming we stay healthy, we're going to challenge the club recordof866runsscored in 1979." TODA\', THE ANGELS begin workouts at their Palm Springs camp and besides the buuing about the Angels' acquisitions of nine pla.)llra during the winter, the spotlight is also on Fre1oei, the mana«ier. Not many would have 1uessed it 111'1 yean a10 after Fre1osi, in bis first full year, 1ulded the Angels to the Western Division pennant of the American Leaaue. but his job is ln ap- parent dan1er. And be knows it. "Can't let It bother me," Fre1oai said alter meeUnc with most of the players Monday af. ternoon. "You just don't let what tbe papen report affect you or )'OU end up ln the hospital." LAn Yl:Aa, Fre101I did 1pend time ln u.e bolpltal for tbat ""Y reuoa -too' much 1tre11. He suffered frem a dlYerticu1itll eoadiUon Md WU requind to under10 PGIUeUOD 1ur.-, for It. A ..... Executive Vlee ...._.. cleat ........... 1 1tuek wltla ........ u.roap tbe ....... " 119 .._Ille club nfff••• tM want reeord <••> ....... , .. r...._,, . H••••er, IOOD •h•r ... ........ med, tbe ·--....... ~ .. tlaat ,,.._. WU ....... 8 tllAD llH, ,,. JIM FREOOSI opinion wu that bis future de- pended on tbe An1el1' ear Cy 1eaaon succeu -or lack of it. By word of moutb, a dead.liDe ol June or July Ud been let up for Fre1osi to either put_up or 1et out. Those rumon recently de- veloped Into wbat la now near stark reaHty when tbe Aalela acquired tbe Hniees of farmer veter• manqer Gene llaacb to lake onr u cl1reetor of p1.,.r pe~. • . NO ONS WM dout to eame dial ...... , It. ....... wrttlDI .................... ,... ........ ~.l'r•••• dealt w1t11 1lmUar pNNarea .,., ..... be ...... to .... ......................... .,.. ..... r...-.... bu .... deftalte .................. c .... ... ·=~fll-. 0..olllllllnl notions is that his team was not physically prepared for the season. So his main objective for this s pring is in making sure his club is ready when the Angels open the season. April 9 in Seattle. "AfTER 1971, I thought we had the fundame ntals down prPlty well, .. Fregosi said. "I couldn't believe we would have trouble with the bas ics of baseball, but a s last year' season progressed, that was a major problem." Fregosi's other belief is that with the huge amount of injuries last year, his hands were tied. Health is a five dollar word in Palm SpMngs and that applies not only lo its year-round resi- denta but to its spring residents, the Angels. GU\'8 U&E Don Baylor, Dan Ford and Brian Downini, the club's moll productive hitters or \ 1979, missed much of last season with various lnjuMes but with the exeeption of Downin&. re- ported to camp healthy on Mon- day. A11umtnc Downlna's shoulder 11 •tronc enou1b to catch 1»140 1amet Uk' the An1el1 hope, U.O.e uan., aloq with the rest of Frepl'1 tentative •tartlnl line-up -Rick Burlnon, Rod ClffW, Fred L7an, 'aaon Tbompton, Bobbr Grieb and Buteb Hoblon -live tbe Aqels one of tbebest, lf not tbe bett, of. feuelnbaleball. Tbt obvlou1 coacern. is Dltcblq and lt'1 '°"-etblna that if UI be eaamlneCI aocl re· namllled tbla •Jll'bll. . ACCOaDING ·,o l're1oal, .-. .... 11 .. u" ,....,... tU& .......... t.a ••• the ..... aw 'l'r ..... aeon ,,... and .. AN&.., ..... ·. CINCINNATI (AP> -Atlanta Braves owner Ted Turner wants to trade outfielder Gary Mat- t hews to the Cincinnati Reds but Matthews wants to slay put. ·· 1 know they·re trying to force me to go to Cincinnati, but I'm not running away. I don't want to be traded until I have a new contract,·· said Matthews, who is in the last year of a contract that will pay him $260,000. -THE REVELATION from Turner was reported in Atlanta. Reds President Dick Wagner, al the Reds training camp in Tam· pa, Fla., said he had no COl'I)· ment on reports he was willing to trade Reds centerfielder Dave Collins to Atlanta for Matthews. • "That would be tampering," Wagner said. Tµmer said he gave Matthews a choice : Play for Cincinnati or sit on the Atlanta bench. "Gary will not play regularly if he slays with us and now that 1·ve said it, I've got to back it up. Our outfield would be Dale Murphy, Claudell Wasbin&lon and Terry Harper. Maybe I'm makin1 a mistake, but I don't think so.·And if one of them f.US or 1oes into a •lump, we can put Gary in. He won't embarrau ua, because ht'a terrific," Turner said in AUanta. "Look lt It this way. This la good for Gary. He wanta to alp a new conttact for f100,000 a season, and he ml1ht aet I' from somebody If he plays re1ularly this year. So he can IO to Clncln-. natl and do that, but be alt.a on the bench for ua," Turner aald . ' 9UT WAGND 1atd he did nat anticipate a deal of ••1 1l1nlftcance cturtns 1priq tralD-' ln1 . "I've talked to 1lx .or ellM clubl In tM l.n JO d.,. .._. tradea. Wt'" pt two ar tine UWala work181. I • 4 1 : COACH DAVE GRANT, AT THe HELM FOR A R ~lf>N~ Beavers on top __ !· · LSU movei to 1econd in poll From AP Ollpatc.H ·Tile .Ti1en, 26-1, 1arnered four Ore-,on State re1ained the top first-place votes and 1,087 po6Dtl position in The Associated Pna .in #1in1 both Vlr1lnla -ud colle1e basketball poll today as DePaal, wbleb dropped.,ll nak• Vlrlbda. No. 1 lul week but the tctfowtb. . lat.eat ln a IGll1 line of team. to _ ~ VJrlblla, wbicb aaw Ill JI. have a major winnin1 1that rame wlnnlnl •treat aba~ snapped by Notre Dame, ~ • f .,,,,,.Jllotn Dame, S7-51, lut S.... to No. 3 behind runner-ut> ~y, ,wu tabbed No. 1 bJ _. Louisiana State. votft\.and °'eked up l,OTI ,....._ Orepn State, Z3-0 and the ODly DePauJ, wbic~ ralHd lta ._.... ma,or unbeaten colle1e team, to 24·1 with a .... YlctorJ ..-: col ected 54 of IO flr.a&·plaee =~= f=~:n. •.=t ~ vott• .. and 1,113 of a POUibl• final ftnt·=aee ..._ •; 1,200 polnts ln the nation-wide · ·· ballotmc bY a paae. I of 1por11 Ar1-a IL,...... •• "°J writera aftcl br'oMeuten. TM • •Mil •· '9almed elae No. · ...... No. t lllit -· -pool~ 1:: wla.-replaeed bl tbe No. l llat -., = _... =-= .:-.... -= :c..--.: ~;:: .:.~ ... : two..-_. llaarlaal It.,. .._. ._ m .k l' lllJ' tbeCanUen...._.... ,. ..... , ..... . LIU, wlllela-lllaldl ....... ,... ......... ~ =:-are~=-:w =:=.,m;;; ; iatUllll°""tMlfo.IJI&• ... ~:nu, l :· ·: ·: . .. ·: .. -• .t ....... £ 0' l.09 ANO&LD Tiie Ob_.. .. snwa ol Loi A.•I• WM 1 .... baule .. ...., .. lD· d• &M ....-·1 mar•._ ia _. 119' Olym· p6e0-. . • n. ......,.vt boat4 ol ._ ............. Olrmpie Com· =.a"-..:~.:.pp_:.v:.!,°1:!.:::1.~ne:,.e:_ :.:: UW. •perieaee in women'• mar•tbca l'UDDiq. TM bou'4I reached lta deeW...., atudylq a l&alelMllt b,y P.ur u.....-roUa. preaklmt el ~ Loi An1e&es Olympic Or1•nirin1 Committee. . Ueberrotb quoted Ute opinion ol Dr. Ant.holly Daly, medical director ol U.. Lot ~-Games, tb•t tile IMst women nmnen could outf\lll and ~t men in neat.I ol M miles or mon. Tbe tradltJoaal dlatuce ol t.be maratbon la• miles, m yards. Ueberrotb referred to Grete Walla ol Norway, women's winner ol t.be lllO New York City llaratbon ln a time ol 2 bours. 2:5 minutes, 41 s~. "That time would bave won the &old medal ln all men's Olympic marathons uaW llU." U~ct: ~ _..._ ,..._ Los Aqelea even betl *""""'" .. .,.um_.-. -lntemalional Amateur A~ lflit1a• •. contre11111 WI of track ud field, wbiala faYorecl m• and women competlq in the same race, with teparate placi.nca .. r the two aexes at the finish. The IOC aereed with IM An1., that U.., lbouJd beaeparateevents. . . . , Ueberroth said in an in~ th~ ·••there ue aeveraJ eood reuona for havin& men m womllii run M...,..tely. Jt , they ran toletMr, a •eeoed·rate mu......, wbo WU'lraWDI beltlncl the leeden could pertlapa P8CI a -womaa c:o~tw, wbo would thus have aa uafail' ......... ~her rt•All·'' r------._,.•I,._"·,;,,,--~--.., Jee DIMa111e, on beln1 designated baseball's 1reatest livi.nc player: "Al my age (fj6>. I'm just bappy to be named the greatest living anytbinc.•• • .. ,.. •• re•ll•-. ,,_,,.., pl•ll PERm, Amtralia -Sweden's Bjorn Bort. \ E3 faced with an increasin1 number of young • . players eaeer to det.brone bim as the No. 1 player in the world rankinp, says be will COD· • • tinue to limit bis tournament appearances. Borg, after a 4-6, 6•2, 6-3 victory over American ~tu Gerulaitis Monday night in the Town and Country 1,nvlta· tional Classic, said he felt' his lB schedule was the best formula for success. "I played about 11 or 12 tournaments and some special events " he said. "The rest of the time I was restin1." eo'rg, who won a reported $500,000 in a three·stoP exblbl· lion tour of Australia which ended here, said if he took care of himself and worked hard he could play well for another five years. He said he would stick by bis limited schedule even If be were dethroned from tbe top spot by Americu Joba McEnroe. ._k. Borg conceded such a poesibillty existed, "because mere is no way I can keep winnine all the time." "" ., ,.,....,..,,. .. OCC CREW group of athletes who Ls suited to withslandlhatkindofpressure . . ''You have to work with people fbr one thing. It's invariably a team·oriented sport,'' Grant says. : Unlike Ivy League scbootJ .. _ where rowers learn their trade iD prep. school, the potenUal rower at OCC could be eitbel' the athlete wbo excelled in all 1porta iD bitb school, or it could be tbe J(eraon wbo disdained sports and ii looldne for the cba1len1e crew Offen. WAYNE CARLANDER i ,; ,....,,-w•• . \: ANGELS •.••. ' Steve Renko '8ve _._ cMDc!• ol beeggt ... ·atarttiN ......... .-w .. •.two •pall are IUll somewhat up in the air. D•ve P'r'olt, if be'a recovered from arm sur1ery could 1et a spot u could Fred Martina. The baQpetl ls quilt alb,lt PMlf'e atable',,"'b .. Don Ata¥'.. l~n D' AcquiatO and Dave LaRocbe ture beta. ~r tba&:; fll~'• a lleo4 al new and old plteben tfat will INIU1e for the remalniq , ...... podbl. IO A8 •••Goll pull bl• ~ tllroqb tbe paln·ftlled ............... the bot cleMrt ... to- 3:1z~· °' -~ .. .. ........ ba ... ,.. aaat edit..,,_ laete," rr..- • , . , ........... ,., ,_, ............ , rosr LAuosaoALS. ra.. -••=12 II Jaea. ~ __.. IU to ill .. "'••· pla • tM New Yon v..a.. ·~ MUie tar 1et die ...... peel. ' TM 11=. outnelder met wWl Otwc• 8W.Dbr..., for two .... y ..... dlle....t 1 ''llfetlme'' Mltr .. d-.J .... v .......... . "O.... wu •917 compllmentary, •trJ poUUve," 1ald , ...... wt.o wW be ... llay. "He talbd to•• Ilk• a bual· ... •lllMe. He really tlUka ..,....htn1 ol my name, my t,.",t: en abWty, wb•t J meu to the apart. I alwaya I'd Ilk• for someone to aay tWe wut JOU to be a part olua.· "'l'lult'a worth a lot. TW'1 more lmportaat Uwl m.GDey." He uld se.tnbnaner...,..... tbat J.okloll become ln· volvecl in S&etabnnner'a ·other enterpriaea, 1ucll u Illa lblp. bullclinl bualneaa. Jacbon said the oaly ne1ative upect ol tbe wtde·taDlinl. deal M laM been dlacualq witb stembrenaer la that Illa play&na ..tary would be leu tbaa the $1.4 mUlioa per year D•ve WtnfleJd reportedly will reeel•e fl'om tllle Yukee1, or. the $1.1 million Fred Lynn la aald to bHe alped for with the An .. ~. . "I don't know:t.lf l'm secure enou1b and mature enoup to be able to acce not baviq the top number next to my name." conced Jacuon. "But that'• a deelalon I'll bave to make. Tbe deal that George ls talkinc about could be very special." ......... .,.,._ ............. The llajor Leaeue Players 'Aaaociation may • •&fee to some form of free qent compenaatloa if clubs will modify their demands, New York Meta catcber lella S&eana said Monday. Tbe players aasoclatlon'1 executive board ba1. a meetln1 scheduled Wednesday in Tam~, Fla., at wblcb time it la ex·. pe...S to vote whether to strike . . . AUanta Braves owner T.-,__ wants to trade acuter Gaq MaW.W. to Clncin· ·aaU. T'tlrner'a announcem• wu a repeat performance for the namboyant owner who bmcbed llatthewa and threatened to aend third baseman ...._ ISlner to the minon lut year wben the Braves I01t nine ol their fint 10 1amn . ..... elNI .... ,,...,,. ..... ,, ......... vaa•erbllt basketball Coacb 81elll.r• • &clll•* dilmiuecl aoPbomon auud ,._., GrQ r..... the team llonday after Gray, durinl a 1 week'a auapenslon, aecuaed tile coach of racism . . . A federal Judie luued a temporary restraining order penn.lttin8 basketball players from two private Jewish bilb ICboola to wear yarmulkes, or skull cape, in upcomin1 state playoff aames in Cbicqo . . . A.I Au.In, wbo ••YI be plans to retire after one more season, and the unprecllctable , ... IAeu both returned to the Golden State Warriors a~d made Monday's fiilht for the start of a tbree·1ame road trip. Attles missed Sunday's game due to illness. Lucas, aJao was missing chalkiq up bis fifth unexcused absence of the NBA season '. . . Cal.ta •'""*1 scored 38 paints, including three crw:Ja1-bukets in the final 1:31 to ~ropel Houston to a 106-102 win over Otah in t.Jleoruy'NBA pme Honday night 1'....,...•.,r•tll• Followlnq_ are the top sports events on TV tonight. Ratings are: ./ ./ ./ ./excellent; ./ / ./worth watching; ./ ' fair; ' forget it. [.) I p.m., Ch•nnel t ../ ../ ./ NBA BASKETBALL: Lakers at Chicago. Announcers: Chick Hearn and Keith Erickson. The Lakers try to keep pace with the Phoenix Suns In the Pacific Division of the Western Conference against the Bulls. Chicago (32·34> Is resting In third place of the Central Division of the e.stern Conference, 15 games ~hind dlvlslon·leedlng Mllwa'*"·, 1 RADIO BaSket~ll -Lakers at Chicaoo, 6 p.m., KLAC (570). Hockey -Edmonton at l<inos. 7:30 p.m., KOGO (600). ' I J I Judge !,s aske"' to_ decide himself LOS ANGJp.l:S <AP) -At· toraey1 for \tbe Loa An1elea Collaeum wQt a federal Judie to decide b)' bhmelf on their suit aimed at makin1 the Oakland Raiden atadlum tenants . Maxwell Bleeber, represent· inl the Coliseum, •aid ll~y that be bad aqed U.S. Diatrict Judie Harry Pre1enon to bear ar1umenta on Illa propoeal to eliminate • jury trial In that part olthe complex cue. "We bave made 1 motion for the judle to bear the CollJewn's cue flnt and separately without . a jury," Blecher said. "It would simplify matten, and we could set a decision in time for the Ul81 seuoa." Blecber said be would ask Pregerson to separate tbe Collaeum's suit from the lltit•· lion filed by the Raiders aeainat the NFL. Lawyers for both sides in the anti-trust battle involving the Raiders, the Coliseum and the N atlonal Football League were scheduled to be in court today. The trial is scheduled to be1in March 23. At issue in lawsuits' filed by both the Raiders a nd the Coliseum is an NFL require· ment that three.fourths of all the OV, CdM vie for playoffs Ocean View High travels to Corona del Mar for a wild card game Wednesday night to de· termine which team will ad· vance to the CI F 3·A girls basketball playoffs for first round action Saturday. In games Saturday. Mater Dei is on the road al Long Beach Poly while Eison hosts Arcadia and Fountain Valley entertains West Torrance in 4·A action. Estancia, a finalist last year, is at home against Orange in the 3·A divisioh. · The winner of the Ocean View· Corona del Mar game will travel to Gahr Saturday. All games start at 7:30 p.m .• In the 2·A division. Capistrano Valley is at home against Anaheim while Mission Viejo travels to Mayfair. In the small schools division, Newport Christian is at Rio Hon· do Prep. leaaue'a • team owaen ~in fHor °ft:L lrwblae Mlft. The n want to mcwe to Loa Aalel•, but NFL OWMra voted 22.0, with some abltm· · tlon1, to block that move. The Loa ~n1elea Coliseum \ Commiaaion, seekinl a replaee- me'1t team for the Loa Anlelea I Rams who moved to Anaheim, flied suit to have the NFL'• rule dfflared invalid under anti-trust laws. Blecher said t.be Raiden' auit is more complex because lt aJ. leees a conspiracy by other team owners and seen maasive punitive damages. Attorneys in that case also have said tbfiy want a jury trial. · "Jury trials always move much slower," said Blecber, stressing his hope for' a decision of the mat~r by ~u.ne -the latest date which would still aJ. low the Raiders to move in time . for the 1981 season. Meanwblle.JBlecher said there could be .further efforts by Pregenon to settle the dispute without a trial. But barring a last-minute change, Jllecher said be believes a trial will begin as scheduled. "There is always some out.tide chance that people's views will change," said Blecher. "Tbe judge has a very persistent at· titude" and wants the case set· tied." · NETS HUSHED ABOUT BROWN EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J . (AP) -The New Jersey Nets refused Monday to either-con· firm or deny a published report that they are pressuring Larry Brown to announce he has signed a four.year contract as coach of the National Basketball Association team. "We're responding the same as we responded last week," Ted Pase. a Nets' spokesman, said of the report in the New York Daily News. Last week, the newspaper re· ported that Brown had agreed to the contract. Pase released a statement saying that can· didates for the head coaching position would continue to be in- terviewed through the 1980·81 season. 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It wu like a year of p,.ofessionaJ experience for me. I can't put a price lii on what l learned last year u an amateur. It wu priceless. 1'dl " "-'6fteAAt only that lt aaaure1 hlm of kHplaa IU1 card aHt yHr But O'Meara, a La1-. NI"* r .. ident, baa two 1oal11 set for IU...W lhia year and hat the confidence he will al· tain bath ''Too many of the youn1 IUY• out here have to take time toge~ adjusted to playiq wttb ~tour GOLF .. nr.t. he would like to pick up rookie of the yur hcmor'a oa tbe PGA tour Then he would like to plaee m lbe top 80 money wlnners and gain Hempt stat• few all tournaments next year pros l haven't had to go throu1h that this year. It really has helped me," says O'Meara. "n.h year hu been very aood for me so far," O'Meara said at tbe Los An1eles Open over the weekend. ·'I was on the leader board in San Diego and in Phoenix where l finished ninth al lO·under par O'Meara , afte r winning the U.S. Amateur tiUe, gamed a spot in several pro tournament.a includinl Lhe PGA championship and be opted to play these events as an amateur rather than tum pro ri&bt after his college career had been completed. o· Meara was recently marriedtoAliciaLauria. The romance is truly one made for and lhrough golf. "It bas been a real good opportunity for me to play with the top players. I was paired with Bruce Lietzke in the final round in Phoenix and he won tbe tournament. In San Diego, I was with Lon Hinkle in tbe fmai round and he shot a 63. Those were good experiences for me. "l was playing in a tournament at Mission Vie· jo Country Club and when I got to the 13th bole, I met her and we started talking. We talked for the rest of lhe way and l started dating her. We were marr ied in Decembe r." When he won the Costa Mesa Open in a playoff Bucs face Cerritos; Rustlers. play ELA Orange Coast College basket· ball coach Tandy Gillis was .all set to send his Pirates up against tough Mt. San Antonio Wednesday night in round one of the South Coast Conference's Shaughnessy playoffs. But one quick phone call from confere nce commissioner Don McKenzie Monday c hanged everything. The Bucs now travel to Cerritos, while Mt. San An· tonio hosts Santa Ana. According to Gillis, the con· ference's list of crit eria for de· ciding who plays whom in round one was decided on the basis of Laker ·game to be televised how each team did against the opposition. Since Cerritos defeated Santa Ana twice and OCC split with the Dons, Cerritos was con- sidered the second-place team and wi ll host the fifth place finis her, which is Orange Coast. And Golden West is at home against East Los Angeles Wed· nesd ay night. The Rustlers, No. 2 in the Southern Cal Con ference. tangle with the Huskies after they topped LA Southwest in the final game of the regular seasoo,--tAUS-«~king-the-Cougars- outof the wild card playoffs East Los Angeles victory ac· t ually moved the Huskies into a lie for fifth with LA Southwest. Since East Los Angeles won the finale. the Hus kies advance as a result of winning both games from Southwest. The last-minute South C.oast Conference switch really didn't make that much difference to Gillis. "Everybody's tough in this conference. At this point, il just doesn't matter," he says . Christine wins slow race The slow-moving Marina del Rey to Puerto Vallarta yacht race dragged lo a close M.ooday with' Class A yachts taking the first four places on overall cor- rected time. The last four of the 36 starters, Cristobal. Lola, Bones VI and Gad fly finis hed Monday night but none saved its lime t-0 figure in the corrected time standings. The first four boats on correct- ed time. for which final results a re calculated, were Fred Preiss· 84·foot sloop Christine, Pacific Mariners Yacht Club; Ragtime, the 62·foot sloop sailed by tit~-~!!& Beac!i Ya~ht~lub syndicate of Dick Daniels. Eldon Hickman and Bill White; Larry Burgin's Santa Cruz-SO Oaxaca, Santa Cruz Yacht Club, and Jim Fe ue rs tein 's Santa C ruz.so Tribute II. Del Rey Yacht Club. F ifth place we nt to Sid Renkow's Peterson-40, Sigame of the host Del Rey Yacht Club. As the breeze returned to the Gulf of California Sunday night, the race committee finished ·13 boats betwee n 8 p.m . Sunday and 6 a.m. Monday. Final unofficial Class stand- ings: Class A -1. Christine; 2. Ragtime; 3. Oaxaca. Class 8 -1. Sigame; 2. Bae· in 1979, he said at that time be wun't ia any hurry to tum pro but that he would prefer to play u an amateur for another year. That experience is what he is talking about as beln& invaluable to IUm. * * * THE SPalNG UC ••VINE tournament will be held Monday and will be known aa tbe Apadana Restaurant-UC lrviae tourney. Siroe llodlri ii the restaw-ant owner and co-sponsor of the event and is a welcome addition to tbe fund·raiain& program at UCI for athletic scholarships. "We have Billy Barty, Alan Hale, Robert Don· ner . Gene Barry and perhaps Telly Savalu and shirt u a tee prise." ~ Tbe tourna'lnent will be a scramble affair·wilj,. !i the four or ftve players in each jroup moving the• ~ balls to the belt effort of the ,roup alter each sho~. :. If there ue only four players in the 1roup, the one ~ with a handicap closest to 12 will hit two balls off ~ the tee. . ! ~ Entries are aUll available by callln1 Ral~ .: Barkey'a olfice at UC Irvine, 833·5405 or by cad· 't tacttnc llodiri at the Apadana Restaurant iJl · Fashion Island. 1 * * * : l NBWPOaT BEACH'S Peter Chapman is the t producer ol the Olympia Gold Golf Classic for the ~ LPGA at Industry Hills beginning Thursday and ~ runnln1 throu•h Sunday. . [ The glamour girls of the tour will be on hand "> including Sally Little and Jan Stephenson along; with the top stars of the LPGA. Others include ~ Beth Daniel, Nancy Lopez-Melton, Amy Alcott,: Jane Blalock. Hollis Stacy and many more. ~ For ticket information. call (213 ) 913-GOLF. ! 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Se venlll race -Bl11e9 um Surprise IGre11ierl, 12.tO, ll,10, 11.60; Stell!• Hend IGr11ndyl, 21.IO, 11.40; My S.ndV (HerdleJ. Beavers romp Oregon State •lop• Hu•kie1, 89-63 Fre•AP«••• h• CO RV ALLJS, Ore. -0recon State center Steve Johnson scored 21 of his aame-ldlb It paiDta in tbe second half Monday ni&bt u tbe HCCIDd-ruked Beavers ran away from W.......,_ 9G in a Pacific·lO Conference buketba.U .Ce, The unbeaten Beavers took Zlrd Tietory, their 14th in the league, as the Huskies fell to 1.J..ll and 7-8. Washington led 16·14 midway tbroqb tbe first half before the Beavers scored 13 strai&bt points in 41h minutes to take the lead for IOOd. Orqon State led 37,27 at halftime. ; Andra Griffin led W astUntton scorina with 19 pdints and teammate Bob Fronk contributed 17. · Johnson left after drawina two fouls while playing four minutes of the first half. He returned alter intermission a nd contributed six of eieht s traight points by OSU that put the Beavers firmly in:control. ; BiU McShane. who re placed Johnson at center. COlllribuled 11 points. : Oregon Stale hit only about 36 percent of its fi~ld·goal atte mpts in the first half but made 73 percent in the second half to nm.sh the game at 55 oercent on 36 of 66 tries. DeP•"' ............ .... INDIANAPOLIS -Junior tuard Skip Dillard scored 18 points, incJudina 11 dwiq • ftrst·balf bunt that carried tbird·ranlted DePauJ to an 9-64 rout of Butler. Grunion run set March8 Tbe Blue Demom were in control from the start •phwt the Bulldoaa. After a 2·2 tie in the fint milmte ol play, a buket and free throw by Clyde......._. and two baskets by Teddy Grubbs pat DePml in front for aood. After a bultet by Butler's Steve Hudson cut tbe Bl• Demons' lead to six with 14 minutes Jeft in tbe ftnt ball, a pair of lOftl·ranae field &oala by Dlllard started a atriq o( 13 strai&bt DePaul pointa, All-American Mark Aguirre scored a tbree- point play on a fut-break slam dunk and free throw, Dillard added two more baskets f0Uowtn1 Butler errors and· Bradshaw scored on • steal and layup. Butler's 7·foot senior center, Mike Miller, ended the string with a free throw. Dillard and Aguirre countered with another basket apiece, however, and Dlllard added three more baskets in the next two minutes as the Blue Demons stretched their lead to 42· 14 three minutes before intermiss.ion. Dillard had all of his 18 points in the fi.rst ball. ReMrVe Bernard Randolph, a 6-4 sophomore w~ played much of the game. fmisbed with 14 pdlnts. Aguirre added 13 points and Grubbs · fmi1bed with 12 for De PauJ, now 24·1 for the seaaoo. Sit'......,. •• ••d• IAlm•r LAFAY!!TfE. La. -Graylin Warner scored 23 points and Kevin Figaro added 22 as Soutbwntem Louial•n• defeated 19th-ranked Lamar 97-81 in Southland Conference action. Soutbwestem, now 12·12 overall and 5_. in con· rerence pJa.y.~ 1ot 13 points from Dion Brown and 11 from Wayne Julien. Lamar now 21-4 and 7·2, wu led in scoring by Mike Wallace with at polnta, Mike Olllver with 17, and 8 .8. Davia and Terry Loni with 12 each. Soutbwntem'a 1quad acored on 48 percent of their lbota from the field wbUe Lamar hit on .40 percent. Baaketball acore• ce::r ~ ............... 1 .... 161 ........ QIL..,._,lilll,. Blela ... --."'9c:::. ~........... . ... ,_ ,. ....... "·"· ....... . leC.i ~ -....... ,,_ 1• .... I ••••c:., ..... i-.• ............. -rri... .. .. :..c:.i:.&T ... " ... c.~ .,, ~" ct· •1 ..... c..ee. .............. .. ~.,,U!Mrll ,. .•. .,_.(NJ .... """"' ., Pkll ... ,~ ..... •" tll,ttl .... -....... tkut Cffl!O W -1. 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Roulyn Feirbeftll, 6·4, •·>; Kett\leen Cllmnli"ll\ del. Vlrlllnla Wecle,0-4,7 ... 6·3 Arl1-51, 14, LAV-4 Co!Mullty ...... ClllllllO., Oii-' '· •llfc • Golden -.c om om Ot0-6 4 > Call ... of O.Wrt 101 001 60a-t 11 J s-. -m -c.o11..,. end Sc11Uttz; S.111 -Held. W-S.111. L-S--10·21. 28-Nel-(Coll ... Of Oeter11; 39 -colllM IGWCI; HR--IGWCI. Ploll ... llN• at VMK..,wr Misc. Cohee uc ............. uc11 ....... HIGH SCHOOL SCHEDULES ~unBhBch lernetl CUCSBI def. SftYder, M , 1-4 ... , (relirecl); Selllel (UCS8l def. SI0\19M, M . .. 1, .. I ; AftdtrtM (UCSl l def. Emery, M , 6-4; Mc"91e,_ CUCll del ..... 1,6-4, H ... 2; Gill CUCll clel, Rl911, .. 2, 6·2; NelNft CUCll def. ScOll.,.r\ IUCS81. 1-4, •·I, M . Sal., Feb. a-.t Coile M9y (TeWlnkle P.,kl dollllle -·· 11 Wed .. Mercll-.EI Toro Fri., Metell._.I Unl.,.rslly Set., Merell 7-IA Quint• O'D,...I. dollble· Mondel~BJ'•nucttona BALL ----u..-~ RI"•·...,__ CUCSll def. Emery·Gill, 6·J, 6·4; larnett·Wuller (UCSt> clef. Graller0Slawtflt, 7-4, S.1, t•J; S.l,..l0Sc0ftyers CUCSBI dlf. Mc,.._.,..Hollaft, 7-4, M . lle.0.r, II Wed., Merell 11-1 lr•IM Fri., Marcll 13-Sell Cle,,,..,te' (llom•) Wed., Merell 1e-.t ~ Hl111· Fri .. Merell JO-at Ceplstr-VeJley• Wed., Merell 2s-o.n. Hills''"""'°' Fri., Mercll27-Mluioft Viejo• (llomeJ Wed., April 1-1 San Cle,,,..,te ' Fri.,Aprll~Hllls'l,,...,.J Wed., April ~sir-Veiley• lllomeJ F ri., Aprll 1~1 0..... Hills• CHICAGO WHITE SOX -Sl.,,.O Gll'f Hoffm-, pllCMr, ..... t..o Mllert-. out· fielder, to c.itr.:11 for, .. 1•1 ._...,, KANSAS CIT'!' ROYALS -SleMd 0.11 OlllMllOerry, plleller, to•_ • .,.., COfttrect. Community cotl9ge WOIMft 0r-..c-.•.••c......• ....... MINNl!SOTA TWINS -Sltfted Raft W•llll ........ Infielder, ..... Welly s.rm-. pllcller. ....... L...-.. cky lteed COGCI def. Lari Terry, .. 1, 6·0; Oe,,.le G"ttscll COCC) del. 5110 Sterley, M . '-t: LAlll'le Sc-lier COCCI def. C-Woodl, .. 2. M ; C«i <rerfleld IOCCI dtf. ~le So .. o, •·>. 6.0; Lh• Faweye COCCI dtf. Mary VIII•, •·I, .. 1. J-1 K,_ey IOCCI del. Sw "-· •~. 6.0 . Wed., Aprll 22--.1 Mluioft Vle10· Fri .• April 24-Sen Cle,....te• (llomel w..i., April,._.._....,.. Hills• Fri., May 1-1 Cephtr-Valley• Wed .• Meyt-OeMHllls' C-1 Fri., Mey...-uloftVlelo' I-I CINCINNATI REOS -SI ...... ROii 0....,, Infielder; Harry 9-ilfNfl alld Eddie Mii,,.,., Olllli•lden • ...., Dew v ... Gor-. clllc•. to COl!lr«ll lor lM 1•1 ..... . ...Nkc.ML.e ... PO•TlANO BEAVE•S -Sl9fted Lllls Tl-I, pllCller, ... _ • .,_ c-rKI. .,..... Sc11 .. 111er·~rfleld COCCI clel. Terry· Setlla, M , M ; ~II IOCCl def. Woo<l•·Slorl•Y ... 2. •-o. F•W•Y•·Kllarey IOCCI clel. VIII•"-• M , t ·I. ' -~Soutft CoMl L--All 91meset):U -sot ... rwlM 110led ..... ,Del Merell >-S-s..t. An•,_........,, Marcll4-1._Troyl_,,_. POOTUU. ......... ~ ........ NEW ENGL.AHO PATltlOTS -N-ltkk '--1._ur <-II. MOCalY 'V' f I .· '" Set., Merell,..._ St. P ... 1•, I I T ... s .. Merell 11-F111 .. r10n ,_, Wed., Merell l._81"-Amat• lllomel Set., Merell 21-Bh.,op Mon190,...ry• Cllamel, 11 #eel., Merell 2~1 S.Nlle' Wed., Aprll 1-51. p..,1• lllomel Set., April •-t SI. P..,1•, I I Wed., Aprll e-.t Bi"-Amat• ............ ....,u.e- OETROIT ltEO WINGS -·--NHL ,.,...._ -Le,....,---· for two...,..., ceeeret ... ..., L...- ll ltMINGtiAM BULLS -A,__H IM trencll1M'-lol4a!l"9c-oflifleft<H. 90Cc•• -"-tc.-leccer ....._.. Spmg trelnlng eltBe Mejor LHgw _..ll's _.,.. treinlllO cemp sllft wltll dates for ballerymtn - 11111 sq...-lo r-1, •-tl•ely, 'te..m wltll OlllY ..,. clete Jlttecl do !IOI require INt· ,.,,"' ...... _.. ... ,,., Set., ""'ii 11-Blthoel Amat' lllom•I Tua• .. April 14-8IJl'DpMon190mery• Tllurs., Aprl1 16-Bl•llop Mon190mery• TORONTO I LIZZ.AltO -51.,...S 11..-141 T emlft4ak, 9Ml..,....r, aMI Gr-.m H.Cley. mlclllelder, to.__, <•trects. COL.L•O• lllome l Sel., April 1e-.1 EdilOft, 00..llle_,,._,, II HOFST R A -Ne m •d M l cllee l KwletkOWllll lleed f-11 <MCll. LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE -Nemed -I Ros. ,,. ... lootbell caacll. AlllGIEU -Pelm Sf>rings, FOD. JJ. CHICAGO CUBI -M9Y, Arl1., Fell. 23, Set., April 2~t Fullerton. 11 Wt!d., April J'l-Servil•' (-) Sat.,Mey2-atS.rvito', 11 Communny co11999 goH ""· n . CL•VELAND TucM>n, Fell. U , Fell. U. Fri., Mey 8-Loyole (llotTWJ • d""°'CK AnQelus Le19119 11•me Allll-•U: IS11nteuotllerw1M noteil. Dr ... C.11 »•. c"'1li w Or•11ve Cont scor": l 11rckl• 70, O'Stlff 71, McCracken 74, Her,,....a 71, LeBu 11. MILWAUKEE -Sun CllY. Arl1., Fell. 17, Merell 2. PUBLIC NOTICE IUPE•IDlt COU•T OP CAUPCMIMIA COUNTY DP OllAllO• 1•0. o..tr Drtw ... , ._.AM,CAft1t1 MARltlAGE OF PETITIONER: OAVIO ALLEN WADDELL RESPOfllOEN T: MAltlE MC HUGH WADDELL SUMMDNICt.-..,1awl CAM NUMB••: DI .... llOTIC.at v .... ,,...,..._n..~ .. , *< .......... ,... ........ _ ..... ... ,. ...... .,..,...... ........ ........................... AYllOI U1tad Ila tide leMeadade. a1 ............. decldlr ,_. u ... ........ -... IH.. ,_... .............. LH'9....,_lall ......... II .,av wltfl to -• Ille ....,Ice of .., ettornoy lft this metier,.,... Ulovtd do to Pfe>mptly 90 lllM -,_ or plNClino. H ..,y, may 119 lllecl Oft time. SI Utletl .... Hlkl!M el 'OftMjo di Uft ............... -·· ..... ". llecerlo lnmedlatame111e, dt HI• menere. w r-.ta o •1-'ioft, sl lley ••..-. _.... -r .. i.tred• • Uempe. TO THE RESPOfllOENT:· TM petlllontr Mt 1111111 • """°" COft<erftl1111 .,_ ....,rl-. If ....., fall 10 Iii• • -wlt11111 JO ... ,. of tt>e Mio llWlt 11111 .......,_Is --°" YOll, """' ........ ""'Y ... •tiffed -I,. c-i may ofttw • j.....,,.....I 1;0,.. lelnt1111 lftjuncll.,. or olller or•n con- cer11l1111 ,.¥Isl., ot pr-r1y, .,...,.,.. -port, Clllld c1111ady, clllld ~I. eltomey ,_,,<•IS. -IUCll .C,_r r• liel u ,...., lie l'•led bJ Ille c-t. Tllo gerftl,...._. fl w_., lekl119 ef m-y or pr-ty, or otller courl e111110ri1ecl proc-1119' may elto ••· •wit. Oeled J-y 27, 1 .. 1 LEE A. I RANCH. Clerk l y: MARIL 'l'NN PEltRIN. DetlutY Wit.LIAM W. WAT10M Attar•raluw .................... I H•,...._ 8eecll, Ce ..... Tof: 171•11'1·- Pllbli-Or..._ (Oetl O•lly Piiot FM . 2e, Mer. J, 10, 17, '"' '27·11 ------------PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICa NfYITlllG BIOi NOTICE TO C•IEDITOH llOTICE 01' BIO ITaM ND. ta •aY A 01' IUUl TaA1115'Ea -llSHAL'l IALE NOTICE IS Hl!•IEB'I' GIVEN -· (S.U. •it1 -61., U.C.CI Ille. 17"' Mated.,_. wlH ........... DY NOTICE IS HE•EB'I' GIVEN la llw EDWARD G, SCHILLER, PIAlllllll, Ille City d C..ta MeM, lowlt: Tllo Cl• Creclilors ol llo\atCOft, Tr..,tferor, n . GEOltGE EM•ICH, 0. ........ 1 1Y CCM#Kll, P.O. lea 1•. C:.ta Meu. --...... s It 1-leecll DATSOP 'UOOMSMT Celilerftla ,.._ .,.., .......... 11eur BhNI., 0 4, HllnlinltOft 8M<ll, ~ My'7,t• of 11 :00 a.m • .,. l'ri.e,, ~ '· 1"1. of O•-. stale of Cal.....,.•, -• • 8 y ¥1rtut of .., _ _..,.,, I-.,. 11 shell 119 u. ,.._..Mtlllly of tf1e bHI-llulk lreMlef Is -.. to lie m-lo In· Jen11e ry 26, ltll by Ille Mvnlclpel der to dell.,.r Ills llid lo Ille City Con, Inc., Tr-ferH, -bval""i c ... rt, Soul" Or ..... C-ty, JOIO Clerk'lOflk•by""'pr-•-ed •.,.reu h •-leecll 91¥CI., •IS. Cr own V•li•y Perkwey, Le111111• llme. 11.a wlll 119 ll"blkly ---Huntift91011 8Nc:ll, County of 0r.,..., Nl911et, Coun4y ol 0r0ftll9, Stele or re.ct •I-et 11 :GO e.m., or es ,._. Stele of C•liloml• Ceillomle, -• j.,...,._t ..,,_In tller••lktr • ll"«liullle .,. Frio..,. Seid -r1y I• deKr111ed in venere1 l•ver ol Edward G. klllller es Jlldll· Merell 6, ttll In ,,,. C-11 (Mm. •s: All -k In 1.-. li•l11res, equip. m•n l cr-.lllor -d ... lnsl G.or11• ,..,., City Hell, n Felr ~1.,., ea.ta meftt -900d wlll of IMll S.i• o1 Com· Emrlcll • J........,1 clMtor. !ll!Ow"'9 • -... CollfWftle t»». for fw"'1slllll0 mu11lcelio11 Eci111pm•11I b11slneu nel balenceofU.2'le•ec1 ... 11y-on ONE Ill TltACTOlt. kllOWll es loMrCOft -loc•tecl •I 1'400 Y id 1......-1 ... I ... -· ol ... Is· Acldlt'-Mb of .... speclllceliOftS ... ,11 81...S., •24, H .... tiftetOll leacll, ...... ct Of YidHKIOtlOft, ....... ..,,..., mey ,.. aDtalftld et ltle OftiU of Ille c-ty Of 0r.,.., SUI• of Cellfornle. -ell .,. •ltM. 11110, -Intern! or Pvrcll• ..... """"' •• 77 F•lr Ori¥•. Tiie tllllk .......... Wiii ... ,.,,....,,. w ld I...,.,,__,,, Ille Pf'-1Y In C•I• MeM, c.tlfoml•. Bl•-... rftated .,. or •lier Ille Ulll day ol t lle Co11111 y el Ore111e, Stele ol retumecl to IN ..... u ... Of llW City Fell<.,.ry, "''et 12:00 P.M. •I lnCOll, Celllornle,delltrlbedHlol~: CIOl'lr., wltl'lln Mild 11-limit, 111 • Inc., 1'400 8eec11 91.,,,., • U , """I· Perce! lour of l'e1cet Map, ,.,. M•led .,..,..._., ldlfttlfiod 11'1 tlW Olll· lftgtOll llNcll, ~Y of Dr•ve. SIM• corded lnllOOlr.•,....,.101ntllerec:ord• side wltlt IN 9ICI llem N........, aftd Ille Of Calilorlll• ,,._, ol Or-C-y, CallfOrftl•. eftd mor• O,.nl"I o.te. So fer •• 11-to Ille Tr..,1rer ... c-Oftly -.er..-•• 1140 59• llulf Eac11 bid "'°" ltlOCifY HCll encl •II bllllneu ,.."'" --"'"....., ~'"°· c .... -. Calllemla. •¥Ory 11-esMI for111111t1Wspeclllce· by Tra...,_ kJr I,_"""• year\ IH I NOTICE ISHE•IEIYGIVl!N .... I Oft tlOfts. Any end au ••<•ll•s to ttw past, ere: Same. • Merell t, 1"1, et 2:00 o'clock P ,M. •• -clll<el'-" ,.,.., lie <-iy staled Dated: F-.....y II, '"I. 1,.. lr011t of~ • ..,, J-• In 1M bid. ... fllllurw •Mt IWlll elly ,,_It. Bl""9e11. M.0 . Blwd .. N-rt BH<ll, County. ol Item In Ille -lflic•llOllS .... 11 ,,. Relptl 8. Campilell Orllfl90, stale., c.llloml•, I will Mil 11•...,...• lw reject..,. of ltle bid. Tr_fer_ el '"'911c euctleft to ttte "'9flest bidder. lacll bid "'°" Ml fortll lfM 11111 P11bll..,... 0r.,... Coast O•lly Piiot lor celll 111 lawNI -Y of ltle United MmH .......... es of •II ,.,_ F•b. U, ltll .... II Stoles, •II -r'9M, Iii .. Oftcl lnllffest ol encl ""'" ,,,._..., 111 , .. p-.1. w ld j\ldlllNftl cleblw lft llW •llon II ,,.. bid Is bJ • corperet..,., •tat• IM PUBLIC NOTICE detcrllled ...-tY. or M muc:ll !Mr.of Nrftes of IM off ken ..._ c.., ••• .., H me, lie ..c.-v to w tlsly ..id ea· ..,_.,. ,....11 of Ille co,,.., et..,. l'ICTITlOUS IUlllll•Ss ec11t1en, •"" eccrwd lnter·Ht -• eftd W ... _ more llleft -officer lllAM• ITATEMINT costs. Fell< II 1"1 Herbor "'"'' slen. If Ille b id 11 llr • Tiit! 1o11aw11111 1Mrtans ••• doing D•t•d -•Y • ' ,.,,,.,lfllP er e IO'ftt .,.....,,., -lluli""s es: 01¥1SIOll ltH IN ,..met ..... .....,_ of ett ....... I TBIW COMPANY 700 Eett To-r OOH E. EA, t "'-" •ftd joint ...,.,wen, II IM 4000 Mee""""' ea.A .. erd, lffwport ~~-:"'°: Y blclder Is • sot• pr.,letoralllp or Bff<ll CA'*1 y. · • Y eMt .. r Ollllty lllel -..._.,.., ..,,. ' WILLl-T.NOY de llctl._ .,. bid .,._11 be ltlcllerd L. leevc,,.mp, 700 EH i .,.... ...,....,.,Mt.JM In ~.:. ,.., -"-:it. bidder wltll • Tower, 4000 -Art...,r 9a11l••••d . .....-vt;t;:CMMenl6a desl liaft 191i..t -lftt "OBA Newport 11Ncll,CA'2661 AM-rler~ Clll•~cllu .... n•~I"; pro¥ided, Paul -Chen.. Tr ... 1weln .. JtlO Pllbll-Or ..... COHl Delly Piiot -•nr, M llctlllew ,,_ lllell lie ~= ....... .,d, N-r1 .ell, Feb.24,U,Mer.J,1 .. I 904•1 u-""'"•llwr• 1••<..,,....I '°""'•· Or . Rai.11 F. leeuc,,.mp, 4IO Norlll ..... Witll -Or ... ~y Rocerder. llo\alll Strwt. Sent• All•. CA '2701 In , ... of <.._ ....... ·--.... Jemes P ...... , ....... , IMI U"lieY 11emH ... Ille Pffti4eftt, Secretwy, A ... n .... '"''"°·CA '271• l'ICTIT1DUS IUSllll.~S TrN&lltlff, ... Meftaeer. Tiii• llusi""' is conducl9<1 llY e MAMIE STAT•M•lllT Tiie City c.uncN .. -City Of Coate vene••I ... .-Slllp. Tll• loll-Ing PfflOftS •r• doing M9M ,_,,.. IW ritfM t• relecl MY ltk...,d L ... _.,.,.,,. 1111slneu H . 1H all Ma ThlS ~ was lllH wllll Ille $UHOAl'fCE TRAVEL, 2JO New110t1 0.IM ,__y "· 1 .. 1. c ..... h Cler1t Of Or ..... c ... nty on J .... .: ... 1 •• Or .• IOI, ...._, 8eecll, CA l'Wtl..,.. 0r.,... c .. 11 Dally l'liclll JO 1 .. 1 n..o. ,. ... J•, 1"1 ,.,,., HU1twin . REMER. IM<OONALO & T...,.,.• a. LI.,.,,,_.., 11.i Temp .. • PUBLIC NOTICE ------------MEAOE Hills Orlw , ~ 8Mclt, CA.,.,,, I PUBLIC NOTICE Allorne'f'.. ..... S<ott H. Slladrk k, 1140 T.....,.. Hiii• l'ICTITIOUI MlllNlll _ ..0 Ne-I C....ter ~1.,. Ste. UH Ori••, L ..... leec ... CA '26.SI. MAM• ITAT•MaMT ... ,1614 Newporl llNcll, Celllor11tet:llMO Tiiis bllsl""' It ca11d11ct•• llY a Tiie lot•-11111 IN'Mftl •r• deilll ITATIMaMTOl'AllAMDOMMaMT ,, .............. l~p. llll1lnHs a : OP UM OP Pvlllltlled 0r.,.. Coast Delly l'llclt, n.n... t . Ll.,.rmore ROUNTllE'f FIN E AltTS, t l'ICTITIOlltBUSIMaMMAM• Fe b. 3, 10, 17,24, t•t ..._., Tiiis ttal-1 Wft filed wHll Ille ~::'It ... ~ ....... rt .. ecll. C•. Tiie , .. ....,.. ...,_NW ...... ' C01111tyClerllefOr .... c-ive11 J .... J-r. "*"'''"· , Hermit• C1eM41 .. -et 111e f1c11t_ 1111n1_, ' PVBLIC NOTICE "· 1"1· ,...,1 L-• ........., leacll, Ce . .,... -·of La l•Ul!'S l'LOltlST •• ,., P11bllllled Or ... CoaSI Dally Pllllt. aarwa It . ._r .. , t Herrftll ... E uClld Ave111111, Gar .. 11 Grove, l'ICTITIDUI IUStM•SI Feb.J, lO, 17, H. !tit m.ll L-'"-1 le«ll Ce 9"'° Cal"erllla .... MAMI ITAT•NNT T11i1 .....i .... 111 cefteuc0ktd by ., ill· Tllo 11'1111--IMll 11-• ,.. Tlte followl"I !Mf'Mftl ere clel119 dM clllal ''"" .. ....,. -fll• lt1 o..,.. lllltl,...us: j-T. ltouftl-C-ty ., ~r IJ, tm. HO•TOH & ECKIS ASSOCIATES. Tiiis .-.-i -fll .. wit.II I,_ LHrllO Gtllley, 11411 L4mtHOt1 AOVEltTISIHG, tn• Sllyperk llYd., 'ICTIT10UI 84KIMIM c-ty C'"11 et Or .... c-ty .,. A-,OeNMO.-,C.. lr¥1ne,CAtJ11•. · lllAM91TATB ... MT ,...,...ry. 1•1 J• AM Outley, 11411 L•"'""' Craft ...... .,._ .. pertMr, "'" Tllo fofleWlfl9 _ .. M ., ... 1,.. ' . Pl A-Ger-. 0.-. C.. Saft ~ Clttlt, .._ ~rtt. CA llllslMH •: Pvbtl .... Or ... CMG Dilly PtMt Tlll1 ~ ----lly e ..-. AVOCADO HILL. 11• Armslrlfte ..... '4 #IM. J. 10 11 !tit ..... , tMH•I ,.......... ...ncy ftkls, ~el ...,..,.,, lilt A•• .. lnlftO, CA, ff714. Atlft: J . • • • ~ Ooltl., ..... v ... Drive ..... C•u --· SIMll«. PUBUC NOTICE JeAM011ll., CA.,.._ _,.... ~. 1119 SMriM Tor. 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Ume for u.. ~ooomlc expert.I aa froa1 Harvard. Proleuor Paul McCracken (Nhroa) will write from eeonomista chompin1 away for at l.eut tbe next fOW"yean. TMJ'll H•••I•• .._, .,. .~, calm.d ID dw aeaiaa econo~lc Mlchi1an. Proleaor Herbert Stein (Nixon) will declaim from 1row fat and suay. Tbe1'U appear OD the talk abowl. TMW '"9Mto IMJ have aom.UU., \.o dlauct, and t.My wlll peck away Vlr1lnia, and Professor Herman Kahn (Carter > from Cornell. artlel• will be read. wwech 11. There will be special commentary from the Columbia aa1e. But out of all this activity, what 1ood will eome \.o tM people'· ,..._ u.e UAlv.,...tU .. ud UWak l..U• and op ed pas• they Prof. Arthur Burns, because be served both aa advi.ler to Presi· America? Perhaps sometbin~, but maybe not mueb. i wW a... iwr aay n..1 wtU patronlae ud aympathiae and dent Ei&enhower and chairman of the Federal Reaerve, and Robert Lekachman, an economist wbo examble1 otber i ~ritlct.. They will concS.lceod to explatn because, correcUy or mistakenly, be is widely conaidered to be the economists, bu written a book on the subJeet called "Seonomilta . bow W....,... naive and wby ptotrami can't epitome of responsible conservalilm. At Ba1~," subtitled, "Why the experta wtlf Mftr '°'" your pl"Ol>- work. &uooortlnt ffOOOml1ta, primed for the Milton Friedman, who carefully avoided the Wasbinstoa scene lems. baule. WiU anawer ln kind. Tbey will be and who, therefore, has avoided beinl branded u one whose He be&lm with a question: "Wben bript people say stupW learned. provocatave, lntolerant, and out· policies failed, will be sought by the media because pf bis Jtrong thin1s. the question inevUably .arises, why la their pereeptloa GI re- raaed Supportlna numben will be tprayed conservative views .. his independence, and bis recently acquired· allty ao blurred? Good economists are brl1bt men and women." like weddini confetti on a bluatery day. You popularity with the masses. You. get the 1lst without watttn1 for bi• coneluaion. will be bearing rrom scholars at the Brook· You will even be hearing from Adam Smith, Karl Marx, John ~conomists. he says, do not always address themselves to what la ines lnsUlution. the American Enterprise As-Stuart Mills, and John Maynard Keynes -not in person, of coiarse, s1gnl~lc~t. and when they do, they do not always make 1lplftcant ' sociation, and the Hoover Institute, and from because they are long gone, but from their self-appointed, self· contnbutions. . unavel"5ities whe re former presidential ad-righteous proxies. What econ~mista mUJi do, he su11e~~· as "rethink old auwnp· • c.e.1~• visers nurse their wounds. What an economic feast. After starving on the crumbs of the lions, old certainties, and old emphases. Eccmomist.s who hadn't been heard from in nearly a genera-Carter administration. when even the President seemed not to But don't bet on it. The chances are that what you hear over taon will feel resurrected, and they will write pontifical reports oo believe what he was saying, Reagan has presented economists the n.ext few years will be a recbewing of old arguments, old ' the similarities and differences between now and then. They'll tell with the whole turkey. theortes, and old posillom. you wbat they'd do, and while doing it they'll make a final attempt * * * * * * * * * * * * to correct wbat they see as an unfair historical representation of their views and deeds. What bas happened in the past week is lbat the president of the United States baa presented for consideration the most sweeping economic pro1ram since President Roosevelt and the Great Depre$sioo of the '305. Reagan worries small contractor · It has been presented as a vast unit, its parts intricately relat· ed in an organic whole that reveals the whole political-economic philosophy of the new president. For economists. it is a feast, not a tidbit. BALTIMORE (APl -Robert Clay is worried. From Columbia you will hear from Professor Raymond Saulnier (Eisenhower L Professor Walter Heller (Kennedy> will For more than 13 years he laboriously built his excavation business. "moving dirt" for the construction of highways, sub· $50,000 to $500,000 INCOME PROPERTY SECONDS CALL MITZI WELLS ABOUT A SECOND TRUST DEED LOAN UP TO $500,000 'Newport Equity 'Funds ·Inc Licensed Broker Since 1971 (714) 760-6060 ••••• , ••• only S-ym«ftt •Isac-• c-•erc:llil • R-Wea.UI <{;ff. I t·ii I UJ ,,;~,.:.~'i?; 1st in Features, Performance, Price! 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PUBLIC NOTICE "CTITIOUS aVSINllS NAME STATl.MSNT Tiie 1o11-1no .,..,on 11 clOl"ll busl· n .. sas: llo\OHTE SC H UTT & AS · SOCIA'tE$, 1527 Anll• LA .... H-Pon lleacll, Calltorflla t2MO Burton ~·v S<llUll, u21 Anita L ane, Newport Beech, Callfo<nle tJWO Tiiis ~1 11 conduti.d by an fn. dlv'-1. ~M.Sc""'1 Tiiis --flt..i wltll ti. Covn1y Clefll of Of-C..,nt, on Febr1M1rv•. tt11. PllMtl Pt1llllMM Or .... C:0.11 O.lly Pllol, l'.O. 10, 17, U , Mer. a, 1911 ...... 1 ways and buildings. Now President Reagan wants to slash federally financed con- struction projects u part of his economic packa1e. Such proj- ects are the lifeblood of Clay's business. "I'm worried, very worried,_ very much so," said the contrac- tor as he sat in bis crowded of· flee in this old, industrial port ci· ty on Chesapeake Bay. "There's no doubt the cuts are going to hurt us and others. Whether or not my business will survive ... We'll just have to see." Inter estingly, Clay doesn't directly oppose Reagan's pro- gram. Saying he disagrees with the proposals and the philosophy behind them, be nevertheless said it is time for such ideas to have their chance to succeed - or, as he suspects, to rail. Clay is one of the thousands of small contractors who are the backbone or the nation's con- struction industry. In the past few years, about 75 percent of his company's work bas been on federally financed projects - like the Baltimore s ubway ·system, the Fort McHenry highway tunnel project, and a new Veterans Administration hospital. Robert Clay Inc. grosses about S2 million a year, small potatoes compared with major construc- tion companies. But dependin" OVER THE COUNTER NASO LISTINGS MUTUAL FUND on Clay for all or part of their livelihood are 25 full-time employees and sometimes as many as 150 temporary workers. Several such projects are in jeopardy. For example, the pres· ident's budget proposals make • it clear that funding for the next six miles ol the Baltimore sub- way system is very unlikely. Nationally." Reagan wants to slash $3.6 billion out of budget authority for building waste water treatment plants for the 1982 fiscal year; $1 .4 billion out of highway construction; $950 million in mass transit construe· tion ; and $250 million out of airport construction. -t':L~ 0-9 ~r~ ~n':f::.., a11n pt Com'9cll s Tr-h Em$1C1-s Jo ... .,,. EftVI ..... GatHl'lbs G....i ... De-• C•rHJ O.kllWn Medlltto c-11 OlllKll ;is--. oylorDY v ... u•ttt FIColft WI UPS LAM Ole 24 + ' .-i. + I "\lo + J\lo 1 •llo • l\lo ,.,_ • 11'1 ' • 1\'t 2-. -71111 + I 2 • "' 2~ + \lo ._ • l't 2\lo • \lo J-• \lo " • J ,.. . -17\tt + I~ 2\11 ..... .-.... IM+ 1111 17~ • tllll '"" . -u • J 14"' .. 1\lo ·-. -24 + 2 3 • v. , • \lo DOWifS LAM -°"' JV. JYt -.,, """ -· 2'111 -... u -J\I) 2• -... 2:\6 -'Ill ' --J --12 -'"" 2•.i. -\lo 214 -14 31111 --10 -I JYt -\lo IJ~ -·-,. --21111 -.... 2'111 -\lo 2• -"' 2 '"'' -3-lt t• -.... 511> .,, 5"1 -v. J~ -\lo fllct. "-S1.t u. -.1 Ull U .O U. 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The terminal, wblch plu11 lnto a standard household telephone jack, will : enable them to pay their electric, gas, mortgage, other similar blJll; let them shift funds to cover ~ these payments from their sav- ings to check· ~~.:, ing accounts; , allow the,rn to SYlVll PllTIR get cash by or- der i n 1 travelers' checks. which normally will reach them by mail the following day. There will be no charge lo the households for try- ing out the new electronic mail delivery system. They are willing guinea pigs in an experimental pro· gram slated to begin later this year. TRE PILOT P&O.JECT is being conducted by New York's Citibank, among a wide range of com· panies -by no means all of them banks -which are spearheading the revolution under way in the finance field. In addition to Citibank, other major competitors for the individual's financial business include: -Sears, Roebuck & Co. Through its retail out- lets, Sears has an established name that the public knows and trusts -an important plus in the market- ing of financial services. SEA&S NOT ONLY· provides its credit cards to nearly one-third of the homes in this country, it also is involved in the automobile, fire and life insuunce business. It owns a savings and loan, and throu1h its All· state Enterprises. Inc .. it finances automobile loans. Back in 1972. Sears entered the mortgage bankinl busines.s. -Brokerage firms. On top of lbe traditional in· vestment services, Merrill Lynch, for lnstance, offers customers whaLamount.s.. l«Linletitsl·~rin1 . check· ing accounts through its money market mutual fund. -CSEDrr CARD FIRMS. People holding the gold card of American Express Co .• largest issuer of travelers' checks in the U.S .. soon will be able to 1et cash through certain banks· automated teller machines. Recently. American Express joined with Warner Communications. a pioneer in the cable TV field, in another venture. Cable subscribers already can bill information retrieval services that they receive over their TV sets lo their American Express cards. Soon they will be able to shop at home and have their purchases charged to their AE credit cards, too. -Foreign-owned enterprises, such as England's Barclay's bank. Barclay's bu an extensive network of bank branches in New York and California and re- cently acquired a finance company. COMPETITION HAS BEEN intensified by significant loosening of our federal regulatory laws. Checking accounts once were a special service of· fered by commercial banks. Today, thrift institutions (credit unions. savings banks. savings and loans) l'an offer them. too. Slh·rr NEW YO,_K CAP) -He!>Cly a. Herm.n sllvert-y: 111.•.offl0.13. E119el~rd 111 .. e r att.IH, ofl I0.176; fMrlUtwcbll-tll.W ,otfto.J4<1 , Gold Qeaolallo•• I NIW y~I( <XPI -~kitlitii.._rHleyef .... c--.~wllflT_...y•a,..ic., •• ._. ..... lnY .... .., ....... ., .. ....... ..., ............. .. ................ ...., ....... ... ..... ----(~.-............... ... " ..... ,. 'Screwball' in premie~e ' TM cre.u. ol H• \bM&riC1aJ uperlencu • •n 11 .. LO UM ••r• reproducUoa o1 •dltln• ....... -Ml -.... a 1Dajar eoe&ltbulkm of South C.... ~··Second 8'qe U..ai.r Oil Uw malalt11e. commerclaJ 1uccH1 1a uapenll" LO SCR '1 oper.UO.. ht tbe Second llac• ...... the Cotta 11 ... Eq\Uty theater LO uper1ment witlt n•w material tbat 1nitbl oot otherwi_. flnd Ila way to fruUlon INTEltlSSION La11t season, SCR 's Second Stage 1ave birth to a pair of excellent originals. "Time Was" aad ·· Polat.s m Time." Now comes .another world premiere. ·'Screwball," detailing procedural conflicta at a hospital ror retarded teen-a1ers and written by a doctor specializing in that field, L . J ScbqJiderman ALTHOUGH UGHT YEARS froi:n the impact of ·'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest,·· Schnelderman's play works well on Its more personal, less histrionic level of approach to a similar subject. Some or its characters need fleshing ou~. but its strengths are quite imposing. Chief 'among these strong points is the insightful and tt)oroughly eneaging performance of Clarke Gordon as the a1in1. compassionate director of a private mental hospital. Gordon enacts the tricky role of a man bordering on senility, dreaming of winning a Nobel Prbe for bis research, who also is capable of hard, pragmatic thought. It is a splendid interpretation. Providing token opposition, though they are in the same philosophical camp, is Nomi Mitty as a therapist who advocates circumventing established practices to spare her charges emotional pain. The faceoff between them is one of the scenes in need of strengthening, as is Miss Mitty's less than passionate approach to the role. HAL LANDON JR. lends the depth of his broad experience to the part of the hospital ~~NOW PLAYING~~ •H Brea Plaza (714) 529·5339 UT• Saddleback (714) 581·5880 CISTA !EA U.I um IUllCl Bristol Westbrook St.ad1um Drive·ln (714»540·7444 {714) 530·4401 (714) 639-8770 IUllCl WUtMlllSTH UA City Cinema H1·Way 39 Or In ~t,,~INO (114) 634-3911 (71 4) 891 3693 ·-~-~.._ .. PUBLIC NOTICE ''IC••~·· , ... _.__..,,. ... ,..,. .. L. J. llkt11•RaM·-~-.......... o. ... 1-. ........ ._ ,...,, ............ ~ ....... lKIWlkll ._.., Lee Clilllll. __ ... ~ ··-...... .. .................. f'MllllMt .. a. ..... ..a ...... lie-..... TllMillr II ..... ~ -...nwy, AIM T-t.-r ~IW, c; ...................... "' ..... TM•CAIT 0. H....... .. .. ................. C-0. .... Mlaa C·Mllfl. .. .. •• • • • · · .. .. · .... • .... • • • .. ·•• .... .._,Mitty SMMy ........................................ Hel~Jr. ,..... .. ............................................. JlllM "·'. . ...................................... ~ GI~ ............................ ~•C_._ orderly. a cloddish hedonist who triuera the play ·a primary 1ituation. Outatandin1 in their cbi1Hn1 depiction of retarded patients are Candice Copeland, Arye . ' Gross and especially Patti Johns as the central t11ure in the drama. Miss Johna is ' heart·rending u a girl who only wants to be "smart" like other people and hu no control or the events coocemin1 her. David Emmes' smooth direction· irons out many transitional rough spots, and the lighting erf eels or Mary Martin provide sharp defini\ion oo•OON on Susan Tuohy'a multi-area set. ''Screwball" amplifies a very real problem in the care of the mentally handicapped and is handled with care, perhaps too much care. Performances continue nightly except Mondays at 8:30 with weekend matinees at 3 on SCR's Second Staae. 655 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. • CALLBOARD -Final aud.11.ions will be held tonight by the San Clemente Community Theater for the George Gershwin musical "Girl Crazy" .... directors Lee Childress and Bil Ge~as_ are seeking 15 singers and dancers and will hOia tryouts at 7 p.m . in the Cabrillo Playhouse, 202 Avenida Cabrillo, San Clemente. , .. * BACKSTAGE -Representatives of local com-munity theaters will meet Wednesday for the reg- ular meeting of the Orange County Community Theater Association .... the session will be held ,t the Newport Theater Arts Center, 2501 Cliff Drive, Newport Beach .... ~Q ••• ... ~...,.: ------"--- •Ul .-.ftlftf.QU'I!:, .... ~----_ ... '--'L NfWMAll ill I!..-. 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Uat ... 1'45 T1alln Ave. C"';~~.~1:~ ~lee!~ an In· dlvlltvat. Tllomas C. Llol .. Thi• •-I wat 111.0 wllll ,,_ C_t., Cl<trll ol Orantie County on J ilft, PICTITIOUI aUllMUS NAMa STAT•M•llf Tiie lollowlllQ ~ 11 6o1nt l>utl· Mises: HA•80 .. LUM81 .. CO .. UJJ Mu• Orin, Sant• Ana Htlgh11, Cellf9rftla t1N7. Ptllll .. JefWI J-21'2 Mlr..,,ar, .... ~ l!Mdl, c.!Hwnl• ..... Tlllt ~a 11 <-led by ilft lft· elvllhlel. ~11 .. J.JaM Tiits -11Wa1 llltd wllll Ille Cou111., Cieri! of 0r....-·C-., Oft ..... ti,'"'· .. , .... ».1 .. 1. ..1 .... 1 PutMllMd er.,.. c-o.i~ PllM. ,..._II,,.. Or-CMtl O.lly Piiot, l'tb.17.14.MercllJ, 10, ltlt .! 11M1 ""'· J, 10, 17. 24, 1 .. 1 41.tl --------·---- PUBUC.NOTICE ( L M. 90YD ) IN,ORMI In the PUBUC NOTICE Tlla lollowlnt perMH11 are 001119 IMl•lneu .. : YOGA C INTIA DI' CALIFO•NIA. MS EMt 17111 Slreet, Coll• Mfta. c.llfomle tff27. TIM voae c-w & sttlrllual World Soclel.,, e Calllomia N-ofll Ccwp., .us Eul 17111 SlrHt, Casi• M•H, Celll<>mla fM27. Tiiis bllllnan Is conducted by • ccw· -•lion. TMY-GMlar& 5-lrll•l -ICI S«lety r-. w. aunon, Vkt Prffldenl Thi• , ... _. WM 111.0 llrilh llM County C,.rll of Or•,,.. Counly on ..... 2. '"'· aU•TOM • •N4M-•••aetn LAWY•ltS ,. .. , Office -,,., .. ,.,..,.,. .. ., .............. ~atlMJ "'"'" PUOllWd Orantie CMll 0.lly Piiot, l'ttl. 17.UMercllJ, 10, t .. _I _ 117-11 PUBLIC NOTICE l Bi up tlaere Gloria Swanson has found someone she can look up to -Christopher "Superman" Reeve, who's now appearing in "The Fifth of July" on Broadway and met Miss Swanson backstage. °" __ ... _ .. , .. DOOi M WAI'" l"I ............. _.._._""-"-_ .. , .. COllNTITION" (..a) ............. -----"NINE TO F'IYI" fl'Q) .................... 4'1111 ;r;• I "FOR~:,. THE , ....... -.,,. ---·TWO~-S.C. Hwy. "THIE GREAT IANTIM" -.. .,_. ___ ,_._ -49'-151-4 .... -........ , •• _ .... -----"TME 1NClllD19Ll ..... NO WOMAN" 1.-1 --.-. ·-· ""' ___ , ___ , __ 'Private Eyes' fluffy corned~:· By aON PENNINGTON ........ ,... ...... Tim C.O.way and Don Knott.a probably are tJat world'• moat unlikely candidates LO play Scotland' Yard detectlves. Nevertbelm, that's exacUy wbat they're Uf. to in New World Pictures' new comedy : release. • The Private Eyes." t • i Scripted by Conway and John Myben an(·. ··: directed by Lana Elliott, "The Private !:yea" ta· ; esaentially a throwback to the silly Abbott ucl { ·· · CosteUo movies or the 19508. While Conway ancf •• 1 Knotts do not have the:·~·. ( comedy duo, they give lt.:.i( i J-, E REVIEW style and liming of tba~~·~( a good try and the result;~::;~ is an entertaining bit ~· ·) I lightweight nonsense. ~/ .• ~ Knotts stars as the bumbling lnspectoi.~:· ~ Winship, with Conway as his even more denat~ · ~ sidekick, Dr. Tart. They make no attempta .,. ~ ; British characterizations (although it's obviously a~··,, spoof on Sherlock Holmes and Or. Watson), with i;. : • vague reference thatthey're from Minnesota. ::S.:; But they're assigned by "the Yard" to in.--. · • vestigate the mysterious deaths or Lord and Ladt· -; Morley (Fred Stuthman and Mary Nell Sanr~·· ~ tacroce >, and when they show up al the Morlep · i Mansion, even more mysterious events be1tn lcJ~~· ~ happen. with numerous bodies appearing and dis~ .. ~ appearing. !::· i -l , lf't wllll ~ Ill .. "'° -..elftCI __..,_., 1 TUBE lOrPERS Y_..Olc.to.~ ~A ...... .,.. ........... ....... ~ ... "" 1&-=- 5'wW1 ' W'(I Hult.II °""* -• p.tleftt 91\0 • OOCIOt 111 ll'Clel lO ~ ·~ -... .,...,_ ~"'· l)l ~*I·• W1 ........... "--"' , .. .. • L.090 L01N1 -~ tor • mad ~ wtlO le tetroNlng Al .... • MCMI • • • "Rough NiOflt In Jerlcfto" ( INTI ONll M1t· Un, 0-ge '"9pperd A lown ~le cl\allenged by • tem•I• 1tagecoech -• @ HAPPY OAvt CllacN 11 em1>arrUMd 10 bflng Joennle hOITl8 to meet 1111 mother ~ hit family II poor. .P.M.M~ A men wt10 eollec11 phOIOI Of hlmMll POll"9 wtlh celet>rltift: • ride on the ~ Elli•belh II OONn line<. • movie review With 8111 Harrie; Mary Gregori m•k•• dolllea Into wall heno•not: Capt. C1tro1 on soy protein • NM MlllETaAll ~. 8uN• "• lo• \ ~l ..... , • y •A•a·H Bal111y IJ01111Jer • TOP~ THE Hill W1yne Rogers. Mel F•r•, Elk• Sommer. Sonny Bono, Adrienne Barbeau • Paul• Prentiss end Gary Lockwood star In thts preseni8t1on ol Irwin Shaw's story Ml In lhe breathlelllng elmoaptlefe of the 1980 Oiymplcs at lake Placid (Pert 1) -~ "'° f81"41t ""'"' Qllty r,.,.. 1....., ~v" to rei;over stoi.n meo.c•I ~ f•om • neatDy ~..out SChOOI ecaooor..u Sid Caeser (left ) pla~s a goofy bom~r and Mills Watson as Deputy Perkins poses as a motorcycle gang member to e ntrap him on "Lobo " tonight at 8 on NBC. Channel 4. CM1 te!K J J Tl'>elma •no Wcl\all lhet 1\41 IS go<ng IO ptopc>M to Florida (Pert 11 •• ILECTAIC 00/WloMY(A) (I) C89NEW8 9 MCNEWS tUO. WILCOME BACf(, KOTTP The s-e111o0s ar• In the st•t• llnels ol a talent con· t"I and Ba11>arono 11111 In love. (Patt I) • RNNYHlll e.nnv retu•ns with h11 own ver1lon of 11141 nurHry ~ '"Jmck •nd JIU."" • l08 AN(W! U ; THe OMAM DeSTUMID liost· Ciel• Rol>er1s tl9 ITUOIOHE .. Rock MUSIC.. Color •Oo kids write end record lheir own rock tunes. juven1,. dellnq'*111 gel • MCOfl(! chance on the Ml,. High RWICh In Cehlornoe (RI ()) M•A•t•H A married nurse who had • serious reletoonshlp With Hewi<eye when the was smg,. end they -• In the S18lttS 1s usogneo to the 4077\h tlJ) BAAHEV MIU.EA Bainey 1• 01t11<ed • 101> m a peaceful Florida town and Yemen• su118lns • minor wo..nd In •n ambush 1:168 EOITONAL 7:00 I cu NEWS N9CNEW8 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN Riehle end Fonzie rnort to drelllc mee1ure1 to HCIP' when they •r• caught In • girt•'· dorm attercu•f-. I MCNIWI M0 A•a•H Dreama and night,,.., .. plagU. the overworked 4077th. I MMTTA OYEREAIY au.-1: Fr"'k .. lelne. (RI • MACHU. / l.EHMA ~ Cl) TIC TAC OOUCM'l (U) MPVGNmN Guests· H•I Linden. Broan CHANNEL LISTINGS II K.N:OC. r l:B~I l ,, Anq,.il•' D KNBl. 1 NBl 1 L n-. Allqo!I•'" 8 K IU \ ilnd I L•h •\lllJ" ,., D l\ABL lV I AH( I l ll .. A•HW .... 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D FAMILYRUO 9 IHANANA Guesll: The Spinner1. 8 EYIWITNE8l L08 ANGEtU Host• Paul Moyer end Inez Pedroza move Into the world ol punlc with en Intl· mate IOOll II the flr11 ell· girt punk bend, ""The Go- Go"s""; • took at the Hplo- slon on mall ••olle denC*S end how the fed Is grow· 1ng. • IOOll •I women's baskllb•ll • All IN THE FAMIL V On the SllY1CS0 second anmversary the lamily recatts how the wed01ng almost 01on I lake place (Part ?I EEJ MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT ~NEWS CJ) P.M. MAGAZINE A m11n wllo collects photos ot himself 11osonq wolh celet>,.11es 11 ride on the Queen E11zabnth II ocl"on tine, 8:00 IJ THAT'S MY LINE Bob Barker hosts a come· dy 1 varoety prog1am deOI· SI NOVA "The Mal1dy Of H•lth I Care'" An examln•llon ol how Great Brll1in end the I U S. hive organized hNllh • care delivery lor their peo- ple and how theee system• a.re financed 11 pt-led. ID MYl'TPY "Rumpole Of The 8"1ey: Rumpole And The C.. Of Identity'" Rumpole tall• on the C&M of • men,whO •lends eccuMd of atteclt· Ing the manager of a liquor 1tor1. (Plt1 21 Cl) THE MlCTtM '"Inner Voice Of Jim Buter"' a:aoe a lAWME& ltMLEY A pair of foreign~ who want to llYe In Ameri- ca I>'~ lo L..aYwne and Shiri.y I .JOt<Ell'I WILD CAROl MMNETT ANOFMND8 GUflt: Paul Sand. ()) lA TIN PAOAl.E 9:00 1J ()) MOVIE "Fallen Angel"" (Premiere) Melinda Dillon. 01na Hill A lonetv 13-year-010 girl unw1111ngty" becomes ln\'Olved In the world of ch1IO pornography D MOVIE "Evita Peron (Part 21 1Prem1ere) Faye Ounawav. James Faren11no The sto· rv OI an amb•l•OUS peasant girl wllo rose lo t>ecome one ol the most powerful women tn the world ano 'Angel' excellent fare By P ETER J . BOYER l,OS ANGELES (AP> CBS seems to be turning its eye lo social iss ues with uncommon frequency these days (an in· clination much preferable to the lady-trucker kick the network was on a couple of seasons agoJ. For the most part, the recent C BS m ov i es hav e been thoughtful and balanced. Some of the subjects, ranging from the handgun issue to abor· lion to racial integration, were tricky footing for entertainment. There's always a question of ex· ploitation when violence or s~x or some other inflammatory is- s ue is dramatized for the purpose of selling soap. TONIGHT, CBS again steps along that thin line separating tasteless titillatio n fro m responsible television. The social subject of· the week - pedophilia, the unnatural sexual attraction or an adult toward children. "Fallen Angel" airs al 9 on Channel 2. T hat CBS might justify its 'treatment or this sensitive sub· ject in entertainment form rather than in a news format is ·not 15uggested by the ads CBS MOVIE RATINGS FOR PARENTS AND YOUNG PEOPLE n,. .._.,.,. o1,,.. ,.IW>O• • ro """'" ,_,_ __,,.,. '"'•°"'IY°' _.,._,_,,.,....,go~ .... .- i ··a 111 ,,., •,IL,. ll&CllVI f • • TMI llAL Of lt!I MOTION l'CluM • • COOi Of KL' M~ATIOM t •• J HILL MASUll took out th-is week. One ad· vertisement shows a sweet little gjrl in the early stages of un· dress with the words. "NEW! F I R S T T 1·M E 0 N TELEVISION!" fl anking her in· nocenl-but-eager countenance. "Howard lured innocent girls to star in his movies," the ad copy reads. "he didn't count on J ennifer's Mom -who'll fight to save the daughter she loves!" AND ntERE'S A picture of Howard in lusty embrace with a child. What is this stuff doing in my TV listings? Luring an au· dience, in a manner consistent with network TV's perception of American viewers. -Be that as it may, you may be cheered to know that "Fallen Angel" doesn't live down to its billing. No leering, panting sex- monsters or pubescent nymphos he re ; instead, there is a rea- sonably restrained story of a family tragedy, calmly written and directed, and acted with some brilliance. Richard Mas ur superbly portrays Howard, a friendly pl aygr ound instruc tor who transcends the cliche and re.n- ders a complex character who seems to genuinely believe that his love for children is not sick. He is understanding, willing to listen. magnetic. DANA WLL plays Jennifer, a sh y 13-year-old struggling to come to terms with the recent death of he r father and her mother's romance with a nice clod. Mom works, the boyfriend tries to be her Daddy, she's lone- ly ... perfectly susceptible to Howard's "friendship." There are times when the movie slips into the language of tbose old-timey sensational flicks. talking about the deviates being ·'fingers reaching from hell" and such, and the advertis- ing approach CBS chose is patently offensive. But the mov· ie isn't. Marcello Mastroianni laura Antonelli CWJfouiistress I• I f ··~ .... :: . .j ,,. ~ ............ .......... .,..... ... .... --*" .... -....... KlU 6:00 -Lakera B11k9tball. Tiie Cbica10 Bulb host the NM claampa tonipt. ·-CMlmn GtMll: tll• d lr .. tef ~C!Mr.ht2ofl) 11••<11 J.OU9'Wff --..,. "Me ow· ,_, · ..... .-...... -----1'1le .... al ... .... "9W9'°°*°"1 ......... ~. CBS 9 9: 00 -"Fallen Antel." Child pomo1raphy is the topic of thil new TV movie with Melinda Dillon, Richard Masur and Dana Hill (aee re- view below). A I $!fl ...... '*9d .. p. ltle Trtb M ..._loo*.(AI ,., .... ....... • TOMeHT Holl: Jollnny Carton au.t: CetNrine o.n.uw etll MCNIWI ~ MCMI NBC e 9 :00 -"Evita Peron." The conclusion of this TV movie version of Argentina's Peron realm~ with Faye Dunaway and James Farentino in the leading roles. I f'AmTHa MWIC HOGAN'8 HIROU Expecting en Allied lnve- alon, the Nul• aten mining ... c.M!'DONID MIC ..we -MIJNGttT- • • ~ "The Foreet Rang.,•'" ( 1942) ''" MecMutrM(" ~ Hev· w1td. w1(.n her -.... 'lftOI' boyfriend jllta ,., 10 ,,..,ry • WMlthy IOCiel- lte. •women 6ecldee lt'1 time to INrl*I '* c:om- 1>911thle Cllerme to Win him beell. • MCMI * * * "The Cour1 Mlt11e1 Of Biiiy Mltchell"' ( 1"6) the Idol of million• la dram- atized. ea THME'I COVl'Nt'f Larry end J•ck tr ad• epartmenll, IMvlng Jeck out In the COid end Larry In • w1tmer tltuetion than he expected.· I TIC TAC OOUOH MEWOM'f'1N 0.-11. Hal Linden, Brien Kerwin. Rol>er1 Wuhl, Tom end Jenny McK•. Belly Kennedy, Cal Tjader. • MV8TIRY "'Rumpole Of Tiit 8"1ey: Rumpole ~ The C... Of Identity" Rumpote tlillM on the c-. of 1 men who 1tand1 llCCUMd of attedl· Ing the manager of 1 Hquor store. (Plt1 21 8i} MCNA "The Melady 01 H~alth Care·· An examination of how GrNI Brttllin end lhe U.S. have organized health CMe delivery for their peo- ple end how 1heM 11)'91_ 1t• llna'IC9d .. 111-ted. e-.ao. 9 TOO C&.OM l'OR COMPORT Jedele .. ofler9d • grMt job In ..... Yorll. -11-='--"-"'T TO HAlfT The ~· contaml- natM 8 rtver by the H1t11" ranch • part of • ldleml JOHN DARLING -""WI..,.... ,..,at! ..... ,. Comedian Andy Kaufman and the case and c rew of ABC-TV's "Fridays" show were just play- ing a skit when they engaged in an on-the- a ir s hoving match Friday night. In the skit, Kaufman threw a glass of water on another actor and a "brawl" ensued. to gain control of the lend lor 11r1p mining. • llfW8l!NTE '"Equal Jult.ic. For All" An 1.amlnatlon of the caM of J-Rey Mendon, • Miiwaukee Chicano llCCUMd of ""''def 1n the dNthl of two polleemln in 1974. la pt...,.led. 10-.iGl ..wa NIUlllDINT NETWOM..w8 • THEATM 8EAT HOit Hel Marlenlhal ap<>I· light• two plays. "Biogra- phy·· end "'Old Acquein- tenu,"' being l*'formect by '"Room For Theatre" at . the 1928 Rnteurant In Los Ang91ee. G IHOa( ~ TME NEW ··~ure At Nature" Rob- .,, HughM exemiMI the efMct of the mua media on the "1 of the · 50s end ·eo.. ,, •••• (I) 111 NEW8 ITARTAB< The EntetpriH It aur- rounded by en alien -b 11 Spock and McCoy -ch lor Klik't bOdy wNd'l -'°'' 'n ~-I I NIWLYWIDGAME M0 A0 1°H Hftllteye flghta to keep a wounded soldier •live I wt111e an"-' barrega •~the 4017th. I **'h "Sil¥« City'" (1951> 12:00. MOVIE * 1t "'Vhglnle" (1941) Madeleine C8'rOll. Fred MKMutr8)1. In order to 8Utteln hetMll, • young WOtnM llndt atie must relinquish her lemlly'a Mtet• end merry 1 P«lle- tent IUffor. ea MOYIE * * "'Thr• On A Oate" (1978) .kH'8 Ally90n. Rey Bolger. F0ut c;ouplet win • Heweien Yec;elion on 8 d•tlng snow but have to heve • cNic>erone lloflg (RI . Cil GUNIMOQ M•ll. croealng the ~ with prisoner Charlie Noon. .. purtued by • bend ot Comenchn. • MISIK>N: IMP08818LE The IMF must locate llY• million dollars dealgn1ted to finance the o.,.,throw ol ~vernment. 12".aCI U TOMOMOW G11111s: Are1ha Franklin: F•thet John Ke ..... known lor his anti-ERA, "'"·•bor· lion end ptO·dellh penalty views 12:40 8 Cl) MOYIE * * *'h "The Prt-Of Second A--·· (1975) • JKlt Lemmon. Anne Ban· croh. An advertlling exec- utive llndt the 11ringl that hold hi• Ille together unraveling wtletl he una•· pectedly klMI hot job (RI 1:00 Cil OOH LANE Gu.ts. l>M>orllh Kerr. Or. Gery COOP*•, G'"''*' Bickford. A men le ""' on lrlel when "' deflM ,,._ lery bflll In order to· tlhorten Wor1d Wit II. 2:~1..wa 1!10 IDfT~ a: 11 MOVIE • • 'h "Seclond ChOrua·· ( 19401 Fred Attelte. Pau- lette Godd8'd 1:101 NIW8 1:21 MOVIE .. * ,,., "[)iery Of A 8'Chelor (1"41 Joe Si ...... Dom [)M.uiw. a:aol ..we 1:11 MOVIE * * "Blowlng Wild" (19531 Gery COOP*<. Berber• Stenwyck. lt'rd11r•da11'• Daye i•r Mo.,lr• 11:00 e • * "Sent• Fe Stampede" (19381 John Wayne, R1y Corrigan. -AFTERNOON- 12:00. * * * "Man On A String" ( 1960) ErnHI Borgnlne, Kerwin Mathews. • * * * "'So Big" ( 1953) Jene Wym•n. Sterling H1yden 3:00111 * * * ""The Lall Oul· poa1· · ( 11151) Roneld Reagan. Arlonde Fleming. I a:ao ••• 'h ""Smoky'" ( 19N) F-Parker,~ Hylend. by Armstrong a BaUuk Ham Jordan to script 'hostages' miniseries BEVERLY HlLLS <AP > -Former White House communications ad· viser Gerald Rafshoon is producing a six-hour televisten-miniseries on the confrontation between Iran and the United States, written by Hamilton Jordanf chief of staff under former President Jimmy Carter. Rafsbooo, who said the project was commissioned by CBS, said the ex· peeled air date would be in the 1982·83 season. He gave no details of the agreement. JORDAN, NOW AN analyst for Atlanta businessman Ted Turner's Cable News Network, had "secret missions to Panama. Texas, Paris and Switzerland" during the hostage negotiations which -gave-him • uni· que perspective, Rafshoon said. Casting ha.s not begun, Rafshoon said. The former president's only con- nection with the project is that he and others will be interviewed as part of the research for the docu- drama, Rafshoon said. "I 'm no\ worried about whitewashing," Ralsboon said. "The fact that the hostages are back, alive and free. says something about his (Carter's ) policies. "BUT WE THINK if we show things as they happened , going into the triumphs and the mistakes or the thing, it will give a true picture." The project will start with the January 1979 overthrow of the Shah and continue through release or the hostages last month. The series will be •·a mosaic or the entire Iranian-U.S. situation,"· Rafshoon said, including "the de- cision to allow the shah into the U.S. for medical treat ment,'' the impact on Carter's re-election campaign and final negotiations to win release of the 50 men and two women after 444 days or captivity. . "It will involve the U.S. reaction to the hosta1e seizure, the movement of the shah to Panama, the opening up of secret negotiations to secure the release, the shah leaving Panama for Egypt, the decision to attempt .a rescue mission, the rescue mission s failure. It will deal with everything, and it will try to put into focus the struggle or the conflictin& ideologies between Iran and this country," Rafsbooo said. 8 P£ADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS lr.cludln9 BEST PICTURE BEST DIRECTOR BEST ACTOR f nvlte Your Mother-In-Law To Dlnn•r .. c: ........ .,.~ Na IPl'P _1113'1' 90Nfi -Or .... , (11t U1-0l40 l ' r TUESDAY, FEB. 24, 1911 Bahia Cor(nthian COMICS C~ Yacht Club.- CLASSIFIED C5 ANN LANDERS C2 has a ball . . . C3 'Die llo1Ue lumed oul bee- / ,_.titan 'I laad e11"i.aioned . edaile ii ... in 11&e plannins •la6e•. '· Entryway with high skylights The bayside of the house from a· neighbor's pier ' n two homes are better than one I By MA&Y JANE SCUCEUA) . °' ... ....., ....... Abraham Lincoln said, "A house divided against itself cannot stand." The Thompsom have taken him literally. The Corona del Mar family put together two existing houses to create their home in China Cove. And it wasn't easy. "I'd planned to move out during the construc- tion, but they told me it wouldn't be too bad," Kathy Thompson says. "After all, we could live in one of lbe houses while the other wu being re- modeled, and then all they bad to do wu connect ,, the two. • "But somehow it didn't work out that waf It's the only time in my life I've ever bad bigb blood pressure." She and her husband Gerald bought one house, at the water's edge, about 15 years ago. They and their three cbildfen, now 18, 14 and 10, enjoyed the location but bad begun to feel a lit- tle short of space when the house next door was for sale four years ago. With only three feet between them, it seemed an easy task to make two homes into one. It's on Home Tour The Thompson home is one of four homes featured in the Ebell Club of Newport Beach's annual Home Tour to be held from noon to 4 p.m . on March 17. Otben are in Spyglass Hill, Corona del Mar and Big Canyon. Tea will be served from 1 to 4 p.m., and a shuttle bus will take visitors to China Cove. Tickets are $7 and may be purchased from Ebell Club memt>ers or by calling 640-4830: ! In fact, construction took more than a year, "and we were lucky not to have any serious r ain while everything wu open," Mrs. Thompson says. The space between the original houses is now a -two-story, skylighted entry leading into a 6,200- square-foot home. Kathy Thompson ! left) relaxes in her living room. In one corner of the living room , right ) you can see the sea under the glass table. ·-·1 The family enjoys six bedrooms (one is used as a study), six bathrooms, a pool room, a wine ·cellar and wrap-a round sea water. The new front room, originally part of the second house, has a close-up look at the bay from a swimmer's viewpoint . A portion or the floor is glass, and waler washes under the house as the tide goes in and out. The glass can be lit al night fo r a closer in· spection of marine life, and the feature is one of only two or three homes along the Southern California coastline, she says. Cleaning the topside of the glass is easy. but how does the underside stay sparkling? "We send the children under the house to wipe it off," Mrs. Thompson says with a smile. The glass floor bas a glass table above and is part of the sunlit Living room. which is decorated in glass, chrome and soft shades of cream and beige. Sliding glass doors lead to a wrap-around pier where once a week her husband catches "enough sea bass to feed the family'" right from his own back door. A ft.Shing pole leaning a1ainst the back door lends silent proof to her confession. Which brings Mrs. Thompson to the subject of her six freezers. Six freezers? How could any family fill sill freezers? She looks thoughtful and begins to count on her fingers," "Geese, duck, quail, venison, wild boar . . . " her voice trails off. "My husband is quite a hunter, as well u a fisherman." she concludes. Mrs. Thompson enjoys the sports, too, accom- P.a n y i n g b e r husband on the ir 60-f oot yacht/sportfis hing boat. · Her newly expanded kitchen comes in hand7 for canning and smoking the varieties of fish they catch. . Was the re modeling worth the pain an.• strain? · "Oh yes," she says. "The house turned out better than I had envisioned while It was in the planning stages. ·: "It's spacious but convenient, and I'm better organized. In fact. it's simpler to care for than our original house.·· '. , D&Aa MIN LAND-. I -.., -..... Clilrtl&a• ... ...... ..., ........... . ..... ,. .... .,.. ........ .. ........................ ..... with ''the boy .•• = 'n"t•1 ......... u. .. IC.PIMr. ....... ,.....w.aa.wtta. M .-..a. amouat of ••lf· ....... l ... , .... • lot, bul I .. = wttll m1Hll I bav• -._. job, .... , '" ... ••• •• lavohed wlth •1 ....... T'• .,. ..... I'• wrltl•1 a.._. ., oHrl,J coee.rned ln· "1bt'1 ....,.... wbeotvtr a new 1trl la blrecl. Motberly types are forevtr tt1UD1 me about some y~ womu wbo la "Just my type. ' I've bad people write and inform me that aomeoae I know eaaually, balf-way across the eouatry, 11 1tlll ain1le and I should •'look lnto it." Ptrhapa I should appreciate tbeir coaurn, but actually I view it aa medcllln1. After an evealal with the relatives, my eonfldmce ii shot and I woodel" lf Ulen iln 't something wrong with me. Ooea thia come under the headlna of MYOB, or am I being unduly critical? -BADGERED IN KANSAS DEAf llADGIERED: Of ~••rM &Mae perpetaal fixer· appen are laleaal&lve, bat dtey really clo nre •boat yoa or U..y w•Jda't bodller. Coa1lder dtelr co•cen a compU•e•t ratlter tlaaa IMddllat, tltell &ue &Item oat. 8"' DON'T ,.,.. Uaem oft. Oae el u.ete days u lateres&ed "•l•••I• wbo ua't aet it ''r••I~ t•elr bead• tbal • ,.,._ cu be bappy tho1.a1h 1la1le. &verywb•r• I t1.arn I ..._, ._ .. tcbmallera. .. , .... mu• a point that Family ·reu.nions are the wor1t. Whea my 1randmother Hila me bow I'm doin1. she's not taUd.aa about my job. My mother aballea her bead and says she doesn't know what's They're on new timetable For years, few women have seen fit to tamper with the child· bearial cycle. Somewhere the aver.,• are written: llll lllllCI ~ which could be quite costly over a long haul. · An increase or Social Security cards for s how 'n ' tell. Also more participation by parents as resource pe rsons in history classes. ("That battle wasn't prehistoric. My mom served doughnuts to the troops.") ol ftnl child at age 20. brownie baiting· at timetable for mother that looks something like this: Birth of first child at age 35. PT A and brownie baking at age 45. Creative cooking developed for the older Mom, s uch as Sedative Brownies, Tranquilizer Taffy and One· Box-Fits-All Bre akfast Cereal. Tbe lut decade baa changed all of that. A lot of women are reveniq tbe cycle, choosing to pursue • career first and poatponiq havin& a ramily until later. Few have explored the ramifications of this -trend. lo tbe put, we have treated the older pre1nant mother with awkwardne11 and embarrass· meat, and 1.aaually blurt out aometbiq profound Ulte, "What happened?" Graduation of first child at age 53. First child married at age 57. Grandma for the first time ( assumin& your child follows your example of career first, children later> at age 73. A new family pastime where the children sit around and con· nect the liver spots on Mom's arms. Also, a ne w national physical fitness craze called "Napping." If tbe trend catches on, I think these are some of the things you can loot for. Fran.kJy, I think it's a Catch-22 situation. You either look 42 when you are 20 or you look 60 when you are 38. And you can always count on someone no matter what age to ask, "What happened?'' Today's ieneration has a new A pregnancy rider on your Medicare firms. For a few extra bucks, you can be covered by an Act of God clause that would see you through your pre·natal care and your post-natal depression HOROSCOPE Taurus: Play a 'loose game' WEDNESDAY, FEB. ZS By SYDNIEY OMA&R A&IES (Mar. 21-Apr. 19): Accent on pay. meats, interest rates, collections, solution of mystery. dealings with Cancer, Capricorn persons. You could make a profitable trade. Key is to delve beneath surface -discern motives. perceive potential. TAURUS (Apr. 20·May 20 ): Play a "loose game." Leave room for changes, variations - interpolate and interpret. Maintain individual style. Popularity is on up-swing. Know it, reipond accordingly. Gemini. Sagittarius natives figure prominently. GEMINI (May 21.June 20): You discover errors; your position is strong and you make corrections in area of basic services. Aquarius, Taurus, Scorpio persons play key ro.les. Be ready for review and "test questions." Solution to health problems is on horizon. CANCER (June 21.July 22): Acpon replaces lethargy -spice, change, adventure and speculation dominate scenario. The number 5 could rt1ure prominently, qu,stioos are answered, messages relate to speciaJ·accolades for creative endeavors. L£O (July 23-Aug. 22 ): Spotlight on res· ldence, late deals, special territory, structure, design and rapprochement with family member. Cancer, Capricorn natives figure in scenario. Financial transaction will be complet- ed -ud have tone-range effects. VtaGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Hold off on final decialona. Elements of deception, confusion dominate. Play walUng game. Time is on your aide. Aceent on trips, relatives, perfecting of techniques. Pisces and another Virgo play im · portant roles. LIBM (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Emphasis on in· vestments, locating needed material, coming to terms with those in positions of authority. Older individual lend.a benefit of experience where money ii concemed. Cancer, Capricorn natives ft1ure ~mlnently. Ebell Club to conduct babysitting clinic The J~ior Ebell Club of Newport Beach will conduct a free babysitting clinic from 9 a .m . to. 5 p.m . on Feb. 28 at the Harbor View Homes Phase II Clubhouse. 1870 Port Carlow Place in Newport Beach. Participants should bring a sack lunch. The clinic will be held for area Girl Scouts and other interested young persons. , Participants should register with their scout leader or by calling 645·9694. Groups participating in the clinic include the Newport Beach Fire Department, Newport Beach Public Library and the Orange County Poison Control Center. Subjeds covered by these groups will be: -What to do in a n emergency. -Everyday procedures. -Safety. -Does and don 'ts of babysitting. -Cardiopulmonary resuscitation. -How to keep children happy. Thrift shop re-loeated Ceremonies to celebrate the relocation of the New Directions Thrift Shop are set for Feb. 25 at the new location, 600 W. 19th St .. Suite C, Costa Mesa. · ' The Thrift Shop is a project of the Junior L~ague of Newport Harbor, which uses pro· ceeds from store sales to help maintain New Directions, a half·way house for alcoholic women. The Junior League of Newport Harbor established New Directions in 1977 as a com· munity project. For more information on the newly.relocated Thrift Shop or New Directions, call the Junior League at 548·5546. Toastmasters series Toastmasters Club 1300 will offer the public a chance to become familiar with the club in a series or "speech craft meetings" beginning 7 p.m . Feb. 25 at Allstate Savings and Loan of Newport Center. RUF~ELL'S UPHOLSTERY WMtlY01tWOllt ........ 1'22 ...... 11•4 I : ~~ c •••• ~ .. -541·1I5~ f party jm& _.pt eeme ap .- tM llrl "' ,..,. lire•••· lie& I& .. ,. .. , ............ , ........... a ..... DEAR ANN LANDERS: My husband crind• hla teeth al night. The noise keeps me up and it's terribly annoyin1. (My first husband snored, but this la much worse.) ., ................ ... .................. ..., dntal..W,udfl8d ..... doe• . El mer is 62 years of a1e and bas aJI bis own tee,b. It seems to me the grinding uld damage them . Pleas suggest something. -NASHVILLE GNASHER'S WIFE DEAa WIFIE: Teetll·lrilldlnl Is called bnul1m Hd It'• fairly commoa. SoaR demtbta make plutlc bite I•• rda (like prbefll,latera Hd o&Jter aWetes wear). It woa't at.op Ute ~ablt, DEAR ANN LANDERS: I hope you will forgive the lensth of the letter I wrote yesterday but in order to get a really good answer I bad to give yot.L all the details. Sorry I couldn't say it all in less than 12 pa1es. The let- ter was from a 30·year·old truck farmer whose brother neecls a helping hand. -MARTIN'S FERRY AGGRAVATION Are JIOU, or la «>nwOM JC* core about nwum, around wttla df'MP - or caMdm"" U? ..Ar• oU ...,. bod? What oboul pot -in ~ tion? Ann IA"*"' new booklet, "Straight Dope on DrM111." 1q>orote1 tlw fact• from the fjdiora. For each booldet Of'Mred, N9'd o dollar, plua a long, 1elf~, •tamped mvtfope f21 cent• poit9) • to Ann Landen, P.O. Boz 11115, Chicago, IU. Qll. DEA& AGG.: Tell a.Jm to looll at the end of IVs sleeve. Yoa ud tbe otlaer members ol tile fa.Uy O.ily l"llet Si.ff -. Dot and Pet e /lammer will help with the St . Michael and All Angels Church M ardi Gras Friday evening Guests will en joy a champagne dinner and enter- tainment. Call 644 -0463 for reservations and i nformation . ------ Reservatio1u available Reservations are still available for the Gala Spaghetll Dinner fund raiser for the City or Hope set for 7:30 p.m Feb. 28 m the Brecht Orchid Garden nf C.osta Mesa Sponsored by the Newport Harbor Chapter of the City or Hope, the evening is aimed at get· ting new mem bers to join the support group for the 40-building, 93·acre hospital and research facility in Duarte. Calif. Care at the City or Hope is offered com· pletely free to needy patients or catast.rophic diseases, including cancer. The complete spaghetti dinners, including wine, will be offered for $5. Reservations may be made by calling Darlene at 646·7141 or 730·2141. . Akoholism examined "The Blue Bottle." a lO·minute film mixing live action and s urrealistic animation to explore the emotions of a young alcoholic. will be s hown on Irvine Cablevision Channel 3 at 8:45 p.m. Wednesday. The movie. produced by the Gene Flemins Film Arts Studio of Tustin, stars Steven Crain and Neeta Ambe and "shows his (Crain's) struggles to find direction or his life and the positive up·be al understanding or his girl friend," sajd Fleming. Dll:TOR IN THE HOOSE New treatment for coronary By DR. PETER STEINC&ORN DEAR DR. STEINC&ORN: I'm alive after a serious heart attack. I suppose I shouldn't complain. Yet, I wonder if something more couldn't have been done to save me from being an in- valid for months after the attack. I understand according to the doctors, that a clot had ob'. structed one of my large coronary arteries. Within hours they say a portion of my heart muscle began to die -blood and oxygen bad been cut off. I guess they call this myocardial ischemia. Due to the weakness in the injured heart muscle, I was weak and didn't regain strength until many months later. What I've been wondering about is this: What else can a patient do to s urvive an atta.-=c;;o.,;..?-- 1 .di~n't procrastinate. I was in the hospital w1!hm an hour after m y chest pain began. In s pite of that, doctors could only give me morphine for pain and hope for the best. Other than bypass operation later if necessary, isn't there anything doctors can do to save a patient? -MR.U. DEAR MR . U.: A recent article ID JAMA < 1/2/81) may partially answer yoar qaestloa. W rttten by EUzabeth Rascbe Goeaale1, It re· veals several ways doctors are trylDg to dis·. solve life.threatening clots ID coronary arteries to save heart muscle from dylnt. For example, Wiiiiam Gao1, M.D., and col· leagues ol Los Angeles fla'Ce devised a special catheter to pass to tbe site ol &lie clot. Tllrotlth it they iojed TbrombolyslD to dlaaolve tbe clot and permit blood to now tbrougb lite artery. For success it's important for tbe patient wlth cbes& pala to be ID tbe tao.pltaJ early so tbat &lie tecludqae caa be MM wttllla tlaree to five boars after ouet of aymp&oms. lnvest11ators report sacceufllJ reaal&s ID many coronary patients. However, tbls metbod of dissolving coronary clots ls sWJ experimen· tal, Mr. U. Dr. Gam says: "At tbls time I'm empbasll· ing that tJtJe ls research. It shoaJd be doae only in cent.en that are pbyslcaUy and IDtellectaally equipped to perform It." _ • • • MEDICALE1TES DEAR DR. STIEINCROHN: In several of your columns you have advised that parents should send their acne·troubled children to a doctor for treatment. Something to the effect that parents should not depend on Father Time and special diets to cure their youngsters. You say there are newer and special treat· ments that often effectively cure the problem. Our own doctor says that soap and water and diet are aU that are necessary. Just what is this new cure you write about? -MRS. F . DEAR Mas. F .: If you ....... rellet Ollly on soap aad water and diet &o ~elp yo•r YO••istet, I ••llet& eltber a ~"-or a visit &o a dermatolopa&. I cu't CMldble a ~•plete plu ol tttatmea& for you cld.ld, bat .. etae8ft ltere are a few ol &be malubya oldie 11ewer tllerapy: Tetracycu.e &o be &akea latenally. AH for local appllcatloe; tretlaela alld/or beHoyl perodcle. Tlte doctor wW dete...u.e dte best me&bed ud type ol approad la treahlnt. Tlte polat I wut te e•,.•sl• Is ... , ... m aay pare11ta rely • Fatller 11me. Meuwldle, tbelr oUaprl•I ••ffer play1lcal aa41 1/aknll/ne 9Jjteciat ICO&PIO <Oct. 23·Nov . 21): Sudden ac- claim ol fame could dominate scenario. Em- pbull OD compleUon, gettina rid Gt burden, mak1q rtpt move at rilht time. Tue in· lUative, break free rrom one wbo would talle wblle livlnt oothlna In return. •EW "lHA-tllA• l'AOCl5S •Olld curt I CllUI., STS 11111 corrective Facial & Makeup (S5()0° Value) s2s 00 I 8AGrrl'A&IV8 (Nov. 22·Dec. 21): Obtain bint from Scorpio meaaa1e. You are capable DOW of percetviDI potential. Refute to UD· derestldaate your own capabWUes. Hilhlitbt in- --dependence, orl1inality and darin1. Behind scenes maneuver creates aura of intrtaue. . CAP&IQ)aN (Dec. 22-Jan. lt): Empbasia oa P•J1D9Dla, collection1, 1atberiq needed material and planni.na ahead where percen· tat•. ..._t rates are concerned. Genuine barlaial an available if you an a comparison 11iopper. ADotber Capricorn fllurel io 1eenuto. I AQVA&IVI (Jan IO·Feb. 11): •acallh7. made apprmdmatety three ...U aso brlDp aaaw• -ID aftlrmative. Spotlllht OD ,._u,e, 1tu4lq ln community, ualque lionor ud ~·.,.... "1idance. Gtmlnl, Ubra uad uotber Aquutm pa., llplfteut rolel1 P11CS1 (Feb. ll·Mar. •>: Cbeak ftlM petal; 11 awan ol clotaUI, JOU aYGld IDll. ••Mr· , ..... ,. &........ Oil dlltuff, ,..,..,, . ........ ..._and compr1~..._ ol a....netllpl -r::-=a ... wilU.DI to l'ftlft, ,..... ... to fGI' .,.,..... ol .......... •·a IDON Hltallll 1Uvd11n. ESTIMATES BY PHONE 540-6011 64~1313 •In Pfent: 1740 Superior Coatalhsa FOR THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY MiNIMMHemeW.$40 Good Thru 2 /28/81 s • Trained Estheticians · • Corrective Facials • Face & Body Waxing • Lash and Brow Dying • Teen T reotments · • Make-up Design I Consul Gt?nE"ral Pr ade~p Soch1ratna of T h ailand chat at tht Disneyland Hotel re- ception wt th (from l~ft > Norma Hertzog , a 0.Hy P'i ... '"'" ,._ Costa Mesa councilwoman. and Bob and Sinee Coles and Mrs . Lock Gee Ding. all of Newport Beach. A Celestial Happening By MAR\' JANE SCARCEl.U) Ol 1 ... D•llY "il•I S~tl The Bahia Corinthian Yacht Cl ub was a heavenly sight Sntur day evening during the cluh's annual Commodore's Ball. Silver star s. sparkling lights and clouds of pale netting hung from lhe ceiling lo pr ovide thC' pr oper setting for .. A Celestial Happening." Each tabl e echoed t he them<'. with white flowers topped w1Lh sparkling compassPs ;ind placed on m irrors. HAPPENINGS Roy and Jean Studer were in charge of itll the d azzle. They were assisted hy the Stevt>n A s k ews. Joseph D egenhardts, Arthur Prettys, William Gros venors. Lorin Weisscs. Fred ~artin and Jean T undowskv. Pre·dinner cocktai l parties were hosted by Mr. and Mr s NEW COMMODORE OF BAH IA CORINTHIAN YACHT CLUB Lew Sprue nee end hie wffe Kim CO-CHAIRMEN OF THE BALL Jeen end Roy Studer L ew Copp, 1-loble Denny, Mr . and Mrs. Barry Faber , Mr. and Mrs. George Mor ales, Dr . and Mrs. Jack Larson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Longpre, Mr and Mrs. Daniel DeH a ven , Mic h ael Braun. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Mulligan and Mr. and Mrs. Mill Harvey After cocktails, t he 150 guests at the Corona del Mar clubhouse dined on Melon au Jambr on Cru, Coeurs Palm iers, Filet de Boeuf Rot1 , Pomme de T erre Farcies au Jambon. Hari cots a I' Allemand('. arottes Glacees and Omlct Vesuv ius de Com· mod ore Master of ceremonies for the installation pro~ram . Roy Studer, wekomed m embers. L ew Spruam·e took t he helm as commodore. promising to chart a course to continue lhe UCYC'S SU<'<'eSs 1n thl• coming year. t A member since 1975. he and his wife Kim were married three weeks ago and invited 44 boating friends al ong on the honey- m oon .) H e'll be assisted in club duties by Jac k Sporleder . Mars h Green. Jim Moor e, Don Noonan. John Dieterich, Wayne Gary, T ed Foltz and Bud Hartman. Club directors will include Jim Emmi. Jack I.arson, Dick Bluel. Fred Martin and Terry M ulligan. Afte r the installation cer em ony. guests danced to the mu sic of Joe M oshay·s or - chestra. THE DISNEYLAND Hotel ex- tended "Swasdee .. f welcome) to the Thai Classical Dancers from the Royal Ministry of Education and Fine Arts of Thailand last week M e mbers of the Tourism Auth ority of Thailand, t he sponsoring organization for the pl•rformance. w er e h onor ed guests at a prP-show cocktail party held in the hotel's South Lounge. O fficials included Ch airman Somsakdi Xuto. minister of the prime min ister's office, Col. Som chai Hiranyukit, governor. and Consul -General Pradeep Sochtratna or tht' Royal Thai Con sulate. WOMEN'S LIBBERS take note: the men have discovered th e joys of f as hio n sh o w luncheons. Supervisor Tom Riley w ill be t he host for a $100-a plate, tax- deductible luncheon M ar ch 5 at t he South Coast Plaza Hotel 's Grand Ballroom. Given Lo benefit the Sisters or the Society D evoted t-0 t he Sacred Heart. the event is re- peat of last year 's successful ef- fort. BE AN ICE SKATING ~ '!~!.. at an / I ' ICE CAPADES CHALET • NEW CLASSES STARTING • REGISTER NOW for internationally famous Ice Capades Chalet Ice Skating School. Whether you've ice skated before or never ice skated in your life, one of these classes is for you. • BEGINNERS WELCOME! • 2701 Harbor Blvd .. Harbor & Adams / 919·8880 b Costa Me.sii 8ms PUBLIC ICE SKATING EVERY DAY, LOTS OF FUN FOR YOUR MONEY Orlnge Coat DAILY PILOT/rueild9y, febru9ry M, 1M1 a · PtJBLIC NOTICE PlJ8UC NOTICE - ----------!·------------NOT1c:~~4::aATH 01' ":'::£'*=r. • ~0.:fl~" :i~: f; ":ni'f'Ji;A~ -~,= 5 T E P M a N T 0 D ,.0,1'l:'~t:::::v't.~1,. .. K U e N N e A N D 0 P AND TO MOHULSKI AND O"u u 11er1 •11"• w11"1" ,..,,. •• PETITION TO AD· ADMI llT • aSTAT• Pa TIT I ON TO AD · ••••'--•Mii"-'•'•__,. MINISTEa aSTAl'a NO. NO. ~WNI. MINISTER ESTATE NO ............. ··-1 itr-11~ A·11nM. T 0 • I I " • I r • , A·1177S5. • ... t~"':.-=-=-. ... _., T o • I I h e I r • , beneflelarlH, credHor-'. T o a I I h e I r s , 111t '::.'lrot~1:~r•011t '"' beneflcl•rles, credlton •nd contingent creditors of. r beneficiaries, creditor ._.,.,11111sowt.._,.9HC.., andcontlngentcr.ctltorsof Harry F . Grlffltfl o( andcontlngent credltorsof C•,:'*' .................. .,Robert Stotts Kuehne of Fullerton, C•llfornl•4 Stephen Tod MohulSkl and .... :.:.,_,_11: Coron• del M•r. and 9201.-•nd persona wtto •; persons who may b A .. cN011 o,.H~T•NG, 1Nc .. persons who may be may ueotherwl• lnterftt!· t otherwise interested In t H•• ,._ °' .,. NMrkM IMll. otherwise Interested In the ed In. t9'e wl II andf of"H will and/or estate: o.;::·,!:-"*'' ,..,._ iwreto 11 wlll and/or estate: estate: • ., ' A petition has been flied •terl ... c: .. ••: ----·· A petition has been filed A petltJon MS...., ftled by Mary Jean Mohulskl In =:.i:i~=1~.~ by Marjorie Kuehne In the by Dennis A. Griffith •ncl·~ the Superior Court of m ,..,,11 s..-t, cir, °' l••MtrY. Superior Court of Orange E. Brian Griffith In the .) Orange County requesting c•;~:":i ..... "-_ it H id County requesting th•t Superior Court of Ora1t99 that Mary Jean Mohulskl 1re1111erw •• w10 1ou11e .. 11: St•• Marjorie Kuehne be ap· County requesting th•t'u be appointed as personal ~',:!.'S::!~":81111.,1,1,.1~10 poi nted as perso nal Dennis A. Griffith and e ·ta representative to ad · Ill• conwmme1ect et,.,. 01110 of: representative to Id· Brian Griffith be appoint~' r1 m i nister the estate of Arm'''°"'· Hendl• a. Hirtc.11. , .. minister the estate of ed as personal represen..::·1 Stephen Tod Mohulskl, ~.:~ C:.~~"~·:Jo.,•o!,1~· .~.:: Robert Stotts Kuehne (un-tatlves to administer the Fo unt a In Va I I e y , Mer<1112.1t11. der the Independent Ad· estate of Harry F. Griffith:•. Cal ifornia (under the In· wi1.. .... :,:'-~.:'.~::.":': ministration of Estates (under the Independent 1 dependent Administration ,.,."'A. L.eWtnt"" •• c..n1wy Perk Act). The petition Is set for Administration of Estates'1 j o.f Estates Act). The petl· :.::;: ~':,. ',:·~;6 •• :mr~9:i.~~ hearing In Dept. No. 3 at Act>. The petition Is set tor· I t1on Is set for hearing In Illy eny " ... '°' , .. II ... Merell II, 700 Civic Center Drive, hearing In Dept. No. 3 •t'.ll Dept No. 3 at 700 Civic "''· wl\ld\ ..... IMIMU Oty ....... West, in the City of Santa 700 Civic Center Drive .. Center Drive West Santa 111• conntmmtlion d••• 'peclll•d Ana, California on March West, In the City of Santa "1 J Ana, California 9l701 on ·~~•r .. 11 k-n10 w10 1n1.-18, 1981at9:30 a.m . Ana, California on March M arch 18 1981 at 9· 30 a m Trentfer• wio In•"*" Trens~.,or IF YOU OBJECT to the 2S, 1981at9:30 a.m . IF YOU OBJECT to .the ~!9~.~.....::=i:~.:t:=1,:'::::!! granting of the petition, I F YOU OBJECT to the - granting of ~he petition, Y•:~~t,':~""'' -b. 1.,,0 you should either appear granting of the petition you should either appear s 0 .,11140. P•••moun•. C• t0nl at the hearing and state you should either appear at the hearing and state 1Purc11esr 10 u1um1. u11s ~ ...... your objections or file at the ~ring and state your objections or f ile si · 1rw1.-i•. c.. '1JOi mmm 10 written objections with the your objections or file written objections with the Pc;.:.i. ,......ls, sn E Allon s1 . court before the hearinQ. written objections with the court before the hearing. ~n11~ A:;«;:.,!:"~~,: ::i;1~m~ Your appearance may be court before the hearlnQ. Your apperir;,nce may be 1111111110 p,.-.t So10101>11eo1 in person or by your at-Your appearance may be :~r~g~on or by your at-du~:. ... ':J:t7,':,';!,~.'i':~H;~,'!! tor~e:· Y 0 U A R E A ~~r~;~ or by your at-, , IF Y OU ARE A s1 .. 1rw1,_1 •. c..ma.111117'10 CREDITOR or a con-IF YOU ARE A·'" ~RE DITO~ or a co n -P;,::~:;:!!~~~~~':1or-1t, So. E• tingent creditor of the de· CREDITOR or a con-·li· l1ngent creditor ot the de· Monu, C• •11u 1 Pu rc11 ... 10 ceased, you must file your tingent creditor of the de· cea.sed. Y.ou must file your ~~·~::~ 111~~1~::·~~~1;rwlnd•••. claim V.:ith the court or ceased, you must file youir"" claim with the court or J.c . .......,ec1.,1 ... ius. Arrow present it to the personal claim with the court or·~ present it to the personal Hl9hwav. 1rw1,.1e. C•. ma. 1111111 representative appointed present It to the per50t\al.f"~ representative appointed ~.~~~~:~!: ,1t'f: 1!,19~~'':::'w~;;~~; by the CO\;rt w i thin four representative appointed,) by the court wl thin four 1se.1 s.1vell•rr•. 1rw1nc1e1e, ca."'°' months from the date of by the court within four ,811 f'.'Ont~s fr<?Jll the date of "~~~·::;,·;:~ 221 H. sunset. cuv fir st Issuance of letters as months from the date of 1. first issuance of letters as 0, 1nc11111r,, c.. "' .. IA• 10119 u •• provided In Section 700 of first Issuance of letters as.,. provided in Section 700 of 11 ... ownedio the Probate Code of provided In Section 700 of"' the Probate Code of c:.:-=.:;e1~·.,2r,i ~~r;:::~.:_v~o California. The time for the Probate Code of'· h alifornia. The time for 11111. 221 N'. $unMPt, c11, of 1ndu•1rv. filing claims will not ex-California. The time for ti.ling c~aims will not ex· ~u"'~,~~~~1~:r,mi ... i1on °' t>u•i· pi re prior to four months filing claims will not ex- pire prior to four months suas: from the date of the hear-pire prior to four months from the date of the hear -M••,..Y EntlM••1••· 111" 110~ Ing noticed above. from the date of the hear-. , Klow• ~I , F0<I W0<111: Tx 7•114 (As ing noticed above. lon11a•-owntdH Sold IOI JI/IOI YOU MAY EXAMINE Ing noticed above. YOU MAY EXAMINE •kurW 11«11. 111s-A,.,....,. st .. the f ile kept by the court. YOU MAY E XAMINE the file kept .bY the cou~t. ~!~:':'n.o~i t0m IA• 10"11 es w~ If you are interested in the the file kept by the court. 1 1 f· you are interested 1n D•l•d Ftb<W•Y 10, tt11 estate, you may file a re· lJ you are Interested in the the estate" you may tile a :::t,,::g;;'.~!fi:.:,s,nc quest with the court to re-estate, you may file a re- request with the cour t to 1nt..-o Tren•frrn 1 ceive spec ial notice of the quest with the court to re- receive special notice of Bv o. .. cr-au, inventory of estate assets ceive special notice of the the inventory of estate as-ANTMo:~~~'wiHTE~ Eso. and of the peti tions, ac-inventory of estate assets sets of the petitions, ac-1• c .. -.,., ,._En• • c ounts and rep orts and of the petltiqns, ac-• co unts and r epo rts'""~'• c.e _, desc ribed in Sect ion 1200 cou nt s and reports described in Section 1200 L~u1>=·0r.;..11P c ... " O•"Y P1101 ,of t'he California Pr obate desc ribed in Section 1200 of the California Probate F•t> 1•. 1911 _,, Code. · of the California Probate Code. --Code. PUBLIC NOTICE Charles C. Morrey, At· Law Offices of Robert A. ---s --ltorney at Law, 134"'5. Im· Green & Green, At· - Saevig, Attorney at Law, "~C:,:.~C::!:~::::T' perial Highway, Anaheim, torneys at Law, 3600 :-· 2082 M ichelson Dri ve, I fh• fo11owln; ,,.,..,n, ,.,. do•ng Ca . 92807 ; tel : (714) Wilshire Blvd., Los S u it e 1 0 0 , I r v i n e , I t>u\ln.s, ••· 998-1921 Angeles, Ca. 90010; tel: California 92 715, (714) THE TRAVEL CENTRE. WI (213) 315-21U 851 ·9655 6nt c ..... Hlqn•o . Cor""• cltl M•t, Pul>I .. ,_ OrM1QP CN•I D••IY Piiot . . C• •1us Fel>. 14 JS """' l 1911 •AS·ll Published Orange Coast Karon Bell. Jim V11 Montura. · · · Pu1>11,...., Or-CM" D•ily Pilot Dai I y Pi lot Feb 24 2S S•n Juen C•P•Wano, C•. 92'7S PUBLIC NOTICE Ftb. 7•, JS. MM. 3, 1t11 tu-11 . . • , Jtanrw SclllOITI, •IOI Wtsl O<Nn M ar 3.1981 _90:t-R1 i:ront,NewPO<IB .. <ll.C•.92 .. > PUBLIC NOTICE J•mH &ell, 318'1 VI• M°"lur•. Jt1> PUBLIC NOTICE San Ju•n C•Phlr-. Ce. f1'7S .. OTICE 01' TllUITIE'S SALll M•rlin E Schlom, •70t Wesi lf•.Otltl ' FICTITIOUS •USl .. IH Ott•n Front, Newport Buch, Ct . On M•n:ll It, ltll, •I IO:OO A.M .. In· l'ICTITICIUI IMISIMI• • , .. AMI STATIMl .. T 91Ml •10. .... meln ·-y °' U""Y•" Tiii• T I~~ l1'AT•M9MT dol Tll• IOllOW•nQ person I• clOinQ bu•I Tiii• bu\llWIH 1, conclucltd by • ln, .. ranu Co,,.peny, IUO Nortll out~: .. , .. C:-"' --• ••• n9 ne·n •$. PATRICK CONOVER AND AS SOC I ATES, 19091 Sllyptrk South, Suile E lrvtrw-. Ca. '27U P•trlc" Wiiey Coftover , ••2t B~fmuCS_, C1rt1~. trv.ne. C.... 91114 T Ills i>IA•MSS IS <on<IUC Wd l)y ... In div tau•• generel perlne<tlllp. Brotclw•y ift "-Cily of Senle Ane. S & v l .. VESTME .. TS 2tSO JEA .. HE SCHLOM, C-ly o4 ~-SIMI o4 C.lltornl• ' -...alnt PerlJWlr CALI FDR,.IA RECO,.VEY AHCE Alrwey A ... , Uftll DJ, CO.le Mew, Ce. Tiii• tte'-1 wn llled wltll Uw COMPA .. Y • c;.tltorftle c.arport lion '1tU County Cl.,. ot Or-Cou"IY on H Owly -.... Tru'IH ...--j Pe11I T S.let•. " LlllCU Ill•. Ftbru•ry 1', 1'11 arl•ln OHO of Trutl u ocultd by "••s::...~e C•;,'!';-:,. lin• lO 1 T··o~·· ••LU ,.,,.., :iARY HANLEY ROGERS, • tlnoit Orlltw-eo.-0.1 INr Ca ftUS " -man; RICHARD A.. MARTIN, • m~r . • . P•trtek W COf)Over Tni> ,,.,,..,_, w .. tlled wl\11 Ille County Cttrk of OrMC)t County on Ftbf'U•'Y '· 1911 A L•w ""--•1td m•n •• lni•lw' rtcorded on p..,, T. S.l•I• -... _.c-r Drift "UllYll 1', lt11, ... .:...,..m ... 1 Ho 1'1115 --· WM Ill• willl t"! .... Stoll•.,. •1121 In -IUS6, P99t '"· ol 01· Co..nly Clefk OI Or-County on • 'I l'ISU1J Pubh...0 0r•"9f C...<1 D•ilv Polof .... ~-"·ca. -nci•I RKar~ of 0r.,. Cownly St••• F ...... ,.., 70• ""· Publl.iwo Or-Coe•I o ••• , Pllol :>f Calllorni• ..... t ... -r ;. WI• . ''MM.,., Ftb. H. Mar J, 10. II,'"' •J.A·ll llMrtin c~..O. woll ,141 al ,.,.,1, Publl"-'I Or-~I 0.lly Pllol, •l Feb. 1A, #Mr l. 10, 11, 1911 t)I II --tU<llon lo h Ill"'"' bl-r tor cffl\, F1tb. 1•. ->. 10.~_1 -~ , PUBLIC NOTICE >ayeolt et 1r. """ o4 .. it In l•wful PUBLIC NOTICE • t -non1t y ol Ille United Statu 01 --------•m•Tfca, wl9'out .,.,.,.,,,, ••tN"•ts M PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS IUSl .. I SS l'ICTITIDUS euSINEU mpll..t M lo 1111• ...... poownlOfl or ',.'C!!..~CIUST?T·~'!.,·~ ... ·,u :i NAME STATEMl .. T !ftCumbr-.c:M, •II r1glll, 11111 -in -~ ~ •-c NAME STATEMENT Tiit lollowlnQ Ptr-• •r• doong ltrHI now lleld by ii .. IU<lt Tr ... ,.. Tiit IOilowi119 per..,., •• doi"41 bu••·. t ... ~~:.011ow1nq per\Oll " clOlnQ busl bu•lneu ti. •nd to IM lollo#lnt O.Sul-pr-rly neu ••· • , ~ nANOY 0 HOOES ASSOC. )AJ )rd TH E FLOWER PLACE, 100 N. >lluel.O in Ir. alorneoO Counly •nd SE~VOCVEICE ·TRANSSLATIO .. S, f " " Tu•lin. S•Jll• I. Sanl• An•. C•. 9110S S4ate, towll " I • 70 W 1'1111 I :G. Cost.-' Stt I LaQOn1t Bu en, CA 976~1 John Oe•IS Glllm•n. 11m Orty Loi IOOol Trecl Ho 1171 in the C1ly Mt .. , CA91627 Randall K~ol II 1.anlla m, 1Jl9 I Ln .. HuntlnQlon lleetll, C• 92..,7 >l Cosl• Me••. Counly of Or .,~. St•I• R•ul H Solo, 0110 Poins~lll• Wey Manntr 810. 1 AOt 208. l •Quna Veronlu Tine C0<•. 11JG Drey >I C•lllorni•. ••per m•p rtcorO.cl In WHlm•n"..-. CA 91.e.l N19uel, CA'17611 Ln., Huntington Be•tfl, Ce '1~A1 Book Sl, P•9u •1 tflru ••. mis Tiii• bu\llWIH "conducted by an in; rr,,., bu''" .. '' 11' c;ondu<l•d by •n •n Thi~ bu\tne,5 h tonducted by 3 :•Ueneous ~. 1n tht office of •~ dlvidui1t dlY1dua1 Qt!,..,.1 pertnenlllp. :ounly Rec:0<dtr o4 .. 10 county. R•ul H Solo .•. R K Lanham Vtronlt• T Core Tll~ tota4 .mount ot tht unp•ld prln ln1• \lal.menl wa• flied wllh '""~" ,,. •• ) ~•au.·n~n• w•s "1~ wlfh "'e ~hir. stitettnH\t w•~ flied with tht :io•• b•lance, lnttr•\t therton1 County Clerk ~OrM91Counf'lonJen, Cnu"IY c.1cr~ ot Or Moe County nn Jdn County Clerlil. or OrM\~ County on logetn er *"" rt•ian•bly t sHmattct JO, 1981 •• ~ 30• Wll f ebru•rv 10. "" :osls, ••Pf!llUS •Ml •d••ncH •• Ille FU4tO~. •t 1'1S001 P:1M•I limt ot 1"' inlll•I pul>lic•ll"" ol 1111• Publl'l'led Or~nQP CIMl\I Dally Pilot. Pul>IO\hed Or1t1Qe C.oasl 0~1ly PtlOI, Publi'l\f 3 IO 11• 7• 1•81 &08 •1 Feb 7•. Mii• l. 10, 11, 1911 t:lt-11 Fr0tn lnlormall"" """"Ille Tru"" ---:lffm• r1!4iM>lt, bul t0< w111cfl Tru"tt PUBUC NOTICE .,,_.es no l"tt>AHnl•lion ,,.. w•rranty, I tM slrHI -M• or olher common I ----------"~i9n•llon o! t,_ .•b0 ¥t ducrlbld .. OTICI 0' P'UeLIC MIAlllNO FICTITIOUS IVSl .. CH fllCTITIDUS •USl .. EH Of'Operly Is~ To con''-.,. E1191,_,1,.. 0.1119" °' .. AME STATEMENT NAMI STATEMENT Ul ~-Slr .. I, COtu Mt>e, tM Wl-•"9 ,ol Unlwolly ~Iv• In Tiie totl-•119 perwin '' doing bu•I Tiit tollowlnQ person IS cloin9 bu>I C•llfornl• mat :::" ~~ ti:;i::::::: ~~r Drlw IO neu •• ntl• "' Salo pr-rty h bel119 Mild for lllt e WHEAE CIT~ Of. IRVl .. E ACCOUNTING OEPARTMENT, FIELOSTEAD INSTITUTE. 10'1 purpose of poln9 Ill• obllgellono COUNCIL CHAMllEAS 11200 J•m· ACCOUNTING DIVISION, ACCOU N Bu\lntH C•nttr Ollvt, Suilt 1t 120, wcurtd by MllO 0..0 ol Tru•I includ bor Roed lrvl C.lit;,.,,i• PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE DEPARTMENT •Mon.tor. lrvone, Ho•erd F Aiwn.n..,,,, Jr , 3116 1ndolS.lt "" 1 JOpm .,. '· "r I TI NG SECTI ON PAY AB LES lrvine,C.'171S ong lees•ndt•Pef'~OlllleTru,ltt ·~HE .. • ";' S4t M•rcft?• Ca '1111• Oc.u n Blvd . Co.on• dtl Mu• C• Oelltd F--..ry 11• 1911 I NOTICE IS HEREeY GIVE" INI Jay Edward Ro"· & Mon•tOr ... 76>5 CALIFORNIA . '.' •••in•. c. .,,.. Tiiis -.11e1.s .. conducwd by .... In RE CONVEYANCE COMPANY, '"' Coly ol lrvtM "'" Conduel • Pllflllc, • This busineu •• condUCIPd by an In dl¥idv•I H wid TrYllH HH fl"9 to t-ldlr Uw E,..._1"41 I d1vldu•l H.,...,d F Ahmen_. Jr By Suunnt FO<ell-0.119" fHllWft fW lfWI "'*"'"9 of • Jay E<lwMd Rou Tll" ••••-I ••s flled wllll IM E•tc..ci .. Vice Prttldltnl uni••""' Orlw from Clllvtr Ori .. to Tn" \lalwntnl •H t1ltc1 .,,Ill lllt Counly Cit•' ot Dr.,QI! County on C•Mto ... all_y_•~Y lht s:n °'-i:-r•Y· ,_10 1' Counl• c ... , OI OranQI! Counly on Ftbruary10, '"' ... o .• H... ..... i:::rc~t. r.:i.·~r,, ••. :. 1n": '• 1 Fe1>ruary 10, 1'111 l'ISUlt Nertll"-,CA.tU21 1 1 Council Clle.-.S llJOD Jem-l'IS.J7t Pubil-0r.,,.. Coe•• Deily Ptlol PubllWCI Or-CN•l Ottly Pilot. ,;;:: .......... 1 .... CtlHoffll•. _t, PubllSntd OrenQP CDISI D•llY P1101 Feb.1•.MM.J 10.11.1 .. 1 ---'3UI F•b.14. Marcll ], 10, , .. , ...... TIWI -· ... ,, te ............ effort! .. Feb H , Mor J, lO, II, 1"1 •Jt.l l PU BLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOT'•CE ll>t ~..,;ly tor llUllli< _,kl-·,• • lion in C01ttle1u4IGr1 ol ltw OHi .. PUBLIC NOTICE N·7UIJ 1 FICTITIOUS •USINEH .. AME ITATEME .. T The •ollowinQ P"""'' •r• doing buS.lne'S a_i~ BAMBOO GARDENS, J13'V1 W. 8•11 Aoecl, An-Im, C.a. 92904 V •n "IQan Deo, lSl I Ferq_,,..r • •. ~os Al •mitos, C•. O•o H,,.,.,, Truong, JS.JI f'arquller : 4, LDS AlefnilO\, C.. Tiii\ bu~llWIU IHonducled by ??7? llen HQen OllO OllO H ....... Tr·uon11 T11ls sl•t-• w•s liltcl wllll 1'-Counly Cl.,k ol Orenot eou111y °" Fobru•ry 19, 1 .. 1 FICTITIOUS •USINISS .. AM. STATIME .. T Tiit IPllow1n11 perwns •r• doln; 1uslneu .. : l al SPECtALIZEO ~OM· lo\UHICATIONS MARKETI NG (b) ISpec·Commf, I~ ~rl0< Avtn.,. )uil• B·•. COil• Mesa, Cellfornl• 97'77 Bonj•min· TllomH Strick, 10 :r•.i Circl•. Coron• d•I Mer, :•llfornle m u S•Mlra Aumond Strick, 70 Crnt :1rcle, C0<one dtl M••. C•lllor"i• 17615 T Iii• bu•lnou h condut led by >u•IHlld -Wife. aenlamln T. SI rick Tiii' "ti-WM tiled Willl UW :ounty Clerk of Or•nge Counfy on l•nu•rv 11, 1"1. .. , .. .,. '1W&JI Publlstwd Or~ Coe'' Deily Pllol Pulilll"*I 0r .... Coe" Deily Pllol, Ftb. 14, INr J, 10, 11, ltll ,,._., f tb. 10, 17, 14, MM. J, ltl1 111.-1 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTIT1CIUI IUl lNIU ltalurH end En¥ironm.,.lel Oecw· menl" Tiie Envlr..-lel tloc:-1. mePS, drewl .... --r ,..._,.,... . .. AMI STATIMaNT "°" ere A¥ell-for i-U811 Mel Tiit lollOWlnQ --Is 001119 bull· COflYln9 el IN Clly Cl•rk'' Office, ' nes's•~EEA PROPERTIES LTD.,• tr¥in• Clly Mell, 11200 J•mllOrH •J Limit.cl Pert...,llllP. 11SI 0o .. s....... R°9:ir1t::~::.':~:.;,,..., from.,..; : • 5"11• ltO, ..._, ... ,II, Ce. '2'60 inl•rHl• ,.,_ w .--,...,-. ,, Sltplltll M. Cll•H , Gefttrel ltw propoMCI I"""~ wlM .. Nt· I Perlner, 2S £esllell•. 1,..1,,., Ce. '1WO <•lved ti.,._.,.'°" ..,.ry •-..,.. Till•llull-i1Concl11CWCI by• limit· ollicitl trantcrlflt. ""llflc Heerl119 eclpertnentllp. RKor• w111 • tu.i-,. .. ,. .,.., ~ M. Q\ew 1~ ""blk ~1-llnlll •-• ) 1'11 • 0.-el"9•--..._.... ..... • • Tiii 1e•-1 wn 111• w1111 ,,,. dwrl"I """"' -1• i-... fH eny. , S S ,_......., ,..._, _, 110 IMI .... lfl t .. " county Cl.,k of 0.-c-1y on ,_,.,f"-nwy•,,,..,..t•: ,. F-1141ry ll,lte'I. Mr.O ........ Muc- STa,.MaN M. CMAH ltll.0-11.,Wttl• N_,.rt9Nd1.C..ftMI P'I-Oirecltrof "'*1k w.nt1 Pwbli .... Or .... ce.t Delly .. I Fell. 14, "'1/#,), It, 17, 1'11 , ... , PUBUC NOTICE Cily of l,..._ 1nooJ .......... ._ ,,..,,.., GlllfWIM n111 De ... : ,.,_TU, t•t. .. ANCY C. llOWLANO Cltya.tti P'11llll ..... 0r .... c .. ., ------------' ,. .......... ,.,..,. 17, "'' It '.I .•11 Oelry •O ...... h ,1, \~-~'----....~--~ •'-----~:"-""--~.;.;...; ..... _....._ ______ ....,~--~-c Ta rUILW c1•c111 t;vBU Keane "You forgot to put a catCJ$trophe in 'don't'." by Brad Anderson "Phil! Are you keeping an eye on Marma- duke while he's being punished?" JUDGE PAB9'EB WATCH OUT' Tl-1ERE'5 A MAN MCK lHERE THAl'tl WANTED 6Y THE POLICE! CALL THEM' HE'5 ARMED! MISS PEACH C> IJ ~E l-L 'I .AIZ"rl-llA~, WHEr& .A~ THE' Cl...A~IS::l&o AD~ f:'O~ 'THI~ l~~l.AE ? Sc HOOL ""~,,~ ~ 6 OfTOC\.l~ L •f~1lf.S ->. • MMNMULLIN8 ACROSS 1 ca1r1x 50utwwd 10 Hlgtl nolel 14GutW• 15~• 18Amerce 17 An ounce of 1tVINge 200nomt 21 Cuc . na--ra 52 Since 5e Relpirltlon eo lntimete 8114t21Np: 2WOfdl 84 UWI t880f1 85Glrf'IMIM ee Auler 87 Atrtc.i • llFell etDroope DOWN 21 P'8C9 ' Lll#d a7 Tr91t 8gMI 2 Fiii\ ...... U8Y M Of a time 4 Con9Ctldh 31Qr9~ 5Nll..,. oH? WHERE A~You FRoM, COWBOY? UNITED F•ture Syndlclte Mondey'a Pumt 8ol¥ed ... • ,.... 25 c.ntdllrl ... ,..... 37 Dined 7YOU: Ft. pOIC •-..... $1 Vtflldl I Mln't...,.. 2~ ....._, II llld 1111W ·-· ·~"'~-~ .............. , 41..... lwrcll ...... , M!Mr.C... a Ltlll--= 10 *"'"" at a....,. ..,. •. ",.... ............ ....... 43 __ ..., u .... -. ........ 11c1,.••• 44 llWI .... 1S"""" • -.... • .......... 410flMll ,.......,. ·-....... • .,,.... .... 40&.tlltl .,...... .... ••en a,_, 44:?-.,.._.. .,.... ....... ... . -- .. by Virgil Partch (VIP) "Whit doH he Wint?" f'\-?.·1.'f ~ "Is eight thousand dollars a lot of money?" by Harold Le Ooux YOU eETTER 6ET OOME t/ECURITY OO~N HERE ... FA5T.' by Mell LazQrius I. L.e~r "T°HliM HOME. T'HEY'~I: l!ITH&rz: IN MV •o"'M, THE L..llr., or: T..ie FIN. S~Mi. .. / , ' ' ~~·MEI.A. ~l-1'9m>t'.&·i• GO BOO ~ HE #AVE A MARIA CHI GIG 70A116HT! w. '(ES ... (J$.R 5Eak'N.~. Cl,., ~'••U• S"'°'•I• "" -,."""~' ,.,,._#, ",.... • by Tom!<· Ryan 0 ir••·l• by Gus Arriola by Tom Batiuk ~AYINGS F'ROM ll4E • HI C.HON(; l;il fHE MA51E~ 51¥)5: 10 A FL..A5HER ... ™ERE'.S NO 8051NE.5S LIKE. s..iow BUSINESS ! . #ICIEl>IT 800k Of O«NE!>E PHll.D$Mff DllABBLE '41,~ IAM-4 AR£ '40\J S1A~& OUT~Ot CJF: M'# ~IE~E 'USS? ---1 Dll.8MOC9' na 111:1 •&••• na ••~•• \ ,M 100 lNee:Cl.ft.! I OOtfT NEED A~ --1 NEED ~<X>N FIOEHCE.l 1 NEE010 BE tiAppY Wm\ tP2~~"'" OON"r ASK WMO .•• rr's ~ st'U1AL! rf'S tlOT A bl~. SO OOM'1' ~! by Kevin Fagan 111t1U1'f S6W\llOaf'r 6£f SO JUU>U~. by George Lemont 11"''t:J ee! MORI!! CONVINCIN<S lfS A "!!AL-CA" WSRI! INVOL-Vl!P.' by Lynn Johnston rnaill~~~ ~~ ~ rn The rnarketplace c>r1 the orange coast Orange Cout OAtL 'Y PtLOT/Tueedey, Febru91Y 24, 1111 . 642-5678, INDEX ....,.... ....._.For W. ~!.~.~ ........ ~.~.~ .• : ..... ~:.~.~••••••• ~.~~••••••• ~!.~~•••••••• ,~.~~••••••• ''""''• M,Cll ....................... ....................... .. 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''"' K.fJ'MPI<-t .r" "-••' • "ll•h t ,. t ••• Mt'•I i"_..t.11 \it.•hl••I RENTALS llUW'it ~ Wfl11 h'"fl flWH '11twth1 f,lo.iJ lltlW\• • lif,.I II l ,,, t ucMJ..1u111u1u11 t"•t1 • fAh1fi1111111ft1 I 11! lrJ...,Uh0U''"' t 11r1 t o .. M\oU't'' t 111 JkJJ1h1\1 ~ l t•IU lh.tt1h '"'"I 111 Ape, t 111 11 \tih I 11111111 \fiho fUIH hi I fll U!•Hn• ft••lll• t. H1o1111I lhit• h \lolt I (,"'"' .. ' lt11n11 ""-'01 ft;• f k• 111.,H• \,..1 ftil111ti U1·u1 •I' kt'fn .. I• '"''\"'' • .... , .. ~··· ,,,, tc-,,, OflH ,. f(1•M .1I Uu ... 1t1t''li"' H• .. ,,,.1 lfldu ... tri.,I ~rfll.11 't•.r .. 11!• K1nl,1I "-t11r1t••t \1'"'' Ht M .. I BUSINESS. INVEST MENT. FINANCE h""'"'' '""'"''p Hu"fl• ""~ 1A """•' ln\""lfl·•"' '''''"tf' ' '" .. '""''"'''"' \\ .01h ~ \\111tlf \II• I u,.r, '""'''' \\ •"'"""'" \1 tf"\c .. , .. 1 h ANNOUNCEMENTS, PERSONALS & LOST & FOUNO .\i1H•1u•u '""'' nt 1,., ,., ... , t ... 1u11l 'ufl11'' IAt\I &i t-•l\mil f•,.n•t0~i...· ""'•.ti t 'h1t ... • lra~•·I• SERVI CES "'f\ II I lll"'fll!f\ EMPLOYMENT & PREPARATION ¥114..-"->I' IO\ln,Jt H••" J11h \6t .u11•"f • tt1•l11\\11nl1•1I \J & t MERCHANOISE '"t"~UI'\ ..\1111lu1n1 t• .. \u• ••'"" ltU\1 I• thalthn~ \t ,.,, 111-11 t ..... ..,.., .. ..,At •111q111u 111 c ... ,,, 1111,;~' t-rt1 I >' tW I urr11tu,,. r.111r•'t<", .. t, lh1tw .. ll•A'W"holJ '•••liJ Jr'f't'h .. Lnr'ti"' ~ '1 .. t l\ohrr .. "'"""''"il•nt·•-'J "•"'"''···· . 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T~ :"::: DAILY rtLOT cn,_.s ::::: liabilty for tt.. flnt WEST CLIFF $129,500 111 .. wport Ht'ac h bl~llly upar da1 2 Bdrm condo 111 llh pr1Yalt' patio , l·1uwm dr llp!'rt.:11. lar&c l)Ol•I' W»lk tu Wo tdlff 1hUf)IJ4111¢ Show11 like u mo<f,.J ll urr y lhl1; w11o't 11 •. .,t• I 'all~ 717 ' I MHA WOOOS th 11¢hl ,Jlry 4 Rdrm pool home with ~1>a a few 'h'~ hvm the master 'iUtlt f'u11I hrc plarc hrt~tl"ll f.1n11ly room and runq•rsat1on prl tht'-honw m:ikt-' t'nler 1u1111n1: .i dt>ltj(ht f'ull 1Jt11 1• $1HJ 0011 l'3 11 1~11WI 4 BR + POOL MESA VERDE Loc·at1on, l11r~e I '>lory. formal 1·nt t•rt ainini.t . 1'<•lmtn kitchen. s parkl 111~ IA,(,l Only Sl42,500 (lwner anx.1uu~ Call for 1111d\'lLlllS.963-7881 ::':: h1corr•ct Insertion 1 ;~: _,,..,_. __ lrJJA=t§i*M Uhl :~:: Ho.MS for SCIH I ol •••••••••••••••••••••••! , ... '' .. GeMnll I 002 ·······················1 Whelan Real F:s tate 1s now offonnl{ 90' com • ffil'iStOn to II• .-n'>l'd Unbeatable T erm1 Own<'r anxious. he st'll and ht' will r 11 r ry an /\ I T L> with only 15': d11~11 3 luxurious units in 1•'(n •llt•n1 lot•.11111n \\1th thl.''>t' t1•rm,, 1t -..nn't l.1 .. l ' Citll now for ' •I Ill 1t1 t• I ,. II t'I ;J I I<, .. ••• I • . I I 5Sf. :lSf~I REALTORS 67S.SS 11 M1W .. MISA ¥9DI S,.cl ts 4 '* lw l+ ... Z'f• ..... , ............ D.a. nils...., i I I •• I ~ ..._ts t•~ .... --. CALL OUIC&! Tllh -__ , a.tt SZ4t.IOO. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2515 L C...t Hwy •• C--.. ..._. 675-5511 WESLEY N l\.YLOR CO REALTORS S llll'l' 1H4 ( HOME & 2 INCOME UNITS ALL FOi $275,000 A pe rfect combinalio~ of char_m . ~rsonality. warmth & income. Live m the lovely separate 2-Bdrm home & enjoy the income f~om the two .2:bd.rm units directly be hmd. In add1t1on, a cozy spa & barbeq~e area ~o complete the picture, and m the finest Costa Mesa location. WESLEY M. TA YLOI CO.. llEALTOIS 2111 S-J ....... hload J4EWPOIT CEMTElt. M.I . 644-49 I It 2WON-YDO •Nodf.'!>k fet>l> !p SELECT Seller owns 2 homes. •Nophonf'ft'f', Must i;acnflce one' One •Noadv<'nt'iin~fN·' I PROPERTIES o f Ir v ine 's m os t MISAVBDI 91/4°/o As-. FM. 4 Bdrm ~xecutive home with a pool, large lot in good location. Strong as· sumable financin . I <''i t a b l1s hed co m - We beloo~ tn fm· mul11 NEWPORT munities Ex1·ellenl .... pie boards Call f<Jr an lrH•ation 3 big bdrms ,,,.. app(lintmenl i\!'k for BEACH plus den, plus family ·•" J ohn 54()..3686 I $ I 2 9 1 SO O r o o m C r a <' k I i n I'! flrl'place. back ya rd is I 2 B 11 r 111 . I s t o r y an entertainers delight ASSUME l 1h% LN. 1 •l ~ n h 11 m e . very with a sparkling pool Onlv SllJ.500 for this 3 pri,•atr;. a dults only and a huge patio. One ,. ... Bdrm c harmer with Walk w shopping Pool. must sell ! Take advan- ''" heatl'd pool and fruit Shows like a mooel, l!ood tagc, call now. 752-1700 A:~;;;;~ fi~i;M tl!IZiiW ::.; REAL TORS 120/oDOWN Buvs this 2 + den home. 6 months new, double i ron gated e ntry , WILaPAllCMlllUMS CHECI & COMPUE THESE FEATUIES: ./LOCATION /CEMENT ./DBL GARAGE DRIVES W /OPENER ./ MICRO-OVEN ./SIZE · 1650 SQ. ./DISHWASHER ./TRASH COMP. ./AIR COND. /HUGE WALK-IN I POOL& - CLOSETS JACUZZI WAllD IMVISTMIMT · 1MC • SALIS OMCll7141Ul·50H JIOW. W...SI. c ... ......,C4f. MILLION DOLL.Al VIEW Prime bayfront lots on little Balboa Island. Unobs tructed view, interest in a pier a nd slip capable of handling 60' yacht, and quick, safe access to the open sea. These lots (2) measure 30· x 8.5' and are zoned to accommodate a home of approximately 2300 sq . feet. Priced at $1.300.000 each. REALTORS. 675-6000 2443 Ea111 Cont Highway. Corona del Mar WE llAVt; 43 OF TH E BEST LISTINGS IN T OWN ..... SULA H>INT llACtROMT Panoramic view at wedge, Crom prime la rge lot. 4 bdrm, 3 bath custom home. 3700 sq . ft. featuring marine r oom, entry. Ii ving r oom. dining room. built-ins. et c. $1,385.000. LIDO ISLE Newly remode led traditional style 3 bdrm, 2 bath home featuring large recreation room & 2 patios. Living room has attractive beam ceilings. fireplac·e & french doors leading onto b r ick patio. New kitchen bit-in a ppliances. Close to tennis courts. sandy beaches & c lubhouse. $420,000 IAYFIOMT We ha vc several f~ne homes with pi('r & slip RANCHO MIRAGE . Spr ings C:on<lo , 9th fa irway. 3000 sq.ft. 3 Bdrm. :J hath . rum . Golf c lb m hrshp. Will trade for invest. prop . BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 B oy~1dP 011vt• N 8 6 75 6 161 COSTA MESA Channing 4 Rdrm. 3 ba home with family room Cor ner lot. VERY private yard s Im maculate and ready to move in. $174.SOO Ocwwwf1'ottl ~· 3 & 2 Br. romp!. rum. Rlt·ins. 4+ car garage. Offer down payment a nd take over S426,000 loan al only 12~o/t for 30 years. 1659.000 JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 This 3 Bdrm cha rmer was once a model home Located on a huge <'UI $I 0,000 DOWN de sa<' lot and filled with and $765 PITA per mo. 2 extras. F I N I S H ED Rdrm, 1'"2 ba <'Ondo garage Close lo schools Great investment. Real IACIC IA Y VIEW CdM DUPLEX Offered at St«,SOO !~cWorld/Cap~trano As llDUCB> $I 0,000 6 IO IO 1aow MARKET This beautiful view pro· perly in Newport is pr1 ced below market value and below ap· praisal. Space age kitchen with breakfast a rea. Huge livin~ room. lan ai with view . f ir e pl a ce a nd open beamed cathedral cell· in~s. Hide-a -way master suite, separate childrens wing. Dash to the pool. Call today for details. Owner highly motivated and will work with very creative financing. Call 752-1700 South of PCH duplex in IRVINE 61 • Corona del Mar. 2 yean Lovely 3 Bdrm. 2 ba 2 U.._.ITS new . 4 Bdrms wiH · h 1""111 master hide.away (in single family ome with $I I 0 000 very PRIVATF. yard eluding fireplace. spa l Xlnl local1on. close to ' o wners unit. P LUS. : schools, shoppin~ and Costa Mesa pr ide of Bdrm. 2 bath unit freeway. s164.500 and owne r s hip baq~ain ! Oversized gar age for owner will rarry 2nd Live in one rent one ' autos and toys + + + Caltrordetails.646-7171 ver y high ass umabh . ,; loan and creative owner JA Cote Realty ~~e ready lo bar~ain. Cal. ~+· & lnveslmf•ntJ ;; NOW fffitn>enl . 640·Sm ' T~=~ ~~':,'.?!~ ·~~·:.••: ~ Want Ad Results 642-5618 Classified ad. 642-5678 . R&fT TIL YOURS '""' Only SI , 185 pt"r mo ""' Very. very very lo tlown .... payment Beaut J Bdrm I 1.6°/o LOAM OPIN DA .. Y 2-4 Assume the e xisting 2044 e>c... lhod loan on this large and 2 Bdrm, I bath cotta ge. lovely 1600 sq rt <'Ondo 3 Beam ttiling, frplc. 3 Bl.Inns. 2''7 Ba. 2 car car parking. Priced al I <'athedral ceilings, brick fireplace. gourm et kitchen. French doors to patio . Own er will finan ce. $179,000 . uwrtva=ni SEA COVE PROPERTIES 7 '4-63 '-6990 LOVELY LINDA ISLE-URGE pool home Tl'rnfic Inca ..... tron Call !>Jfi-931 l garagl!. laundry room, S295.000. ~~· ALLSTATE ~;:1 1 1 _ REAL TORS ~·· .,,~ 1----------1 I 00/o ASSOMAILE LOAM "'' I Sharp 3 Bdrm. l·omer lot ::·:· m f:I Toro N"w carpel" """ and paint New t·entr,11 :.'., air rond1t1nn1n11 I .. tfl!<' """ s h11ded y11ril \-;kin~ '""" $!18.11.SO V J\ and FH1\ trorm.<: av11t1ahle F'or ,,n '"" a ppomlml'nt to '\e~· 1·all '•1 '" 540-1151 •110 .... ''''" .. , .. .. ,. ~HERITAGE ' • REALTORS dh l , _________ _ ••II 1.1. ~.,., ,,,, .. _ LAGUNA HILLS Fant.asltc Vil'w lot wllh 4 Rdrm h41mt' Prired at only $125 51111 ('all 536 9311 ALLSTATE REALTORS IEAUTY + TBMS' MO LOAM RES! ct>mm pool and lenms. Try $20,000 down Full pn l-t> SIJ2 500 COSTA MESA BARGAIN!! Hel1rvt' Lh1 s' 3 Rd rm, 2 hath. lutchen ramily an•a firl'plat·c. 3 patios. d 11ul>ll.' l'ar ~a ra gc Many m<tny extras n -..n1•r anxious <.:all ~6·2313 R.duc~ to $149,500 I (l,,.'llf'r savs o;ell this im m II cu I a I I' f: as t s Ide charmer :\ Rdrms . 2 Hths , o pt>n bt>am cc1l· 1ngs w it h la r ge rireplarr . mahbu hghls and t>n<'k BBQ Assume Isl m and owner will carry large 2nd Owner says he will carry ........... , f1na n <'tn~ on t his 1 bt>autiful 3 BR 12•, RA exe<'utive townhome in BACK BAY AREA with ONLY IO'll DOWN S unken living room creates C07.Y a t · mosphere for family or entertaining Must see to appreciate this beauty .... $155.IXK> FULL PRIO: CI) $79,900 BARGAIN Townh ome. 2 Bdrm overlooks greenbelt near South Coast Pini in Co6ta Mesa 5*-2313 SEA COVE PROPERTIES ~,~"~-6~3~,~-6~99~0~1 tl!IZf\tS ' TURtllltOCk, ... HI.ANDS 4 Bdrm. huge mas ter s uite w /cozy window seat. French doors & wi n dows lhruout. Ciatomh:ed, desi1ned Ir decorated. $362,000. $5,500 puts you mto your own 4 Bdrm,· A/C home. 12 7 /8"f, financing. Call for d e t a i I s o ~,.·~ru r 'i""" .,..,am. RED CARPET" 754-1202 associated B ROK ERS REA LTO RS l OJ', Vtt Bo•boo to'' J~6 l CdM COTTAGE $175,000 2 Bdrm charmer ! Wood burning fireplace. step- savcr kitchen. High as· sumable Isl T D. Owner writ h e lp fia n a n ce. 673-8550 ~ 7S.1111 SAYl$SS"S CDM PLUS YllW Choice location in small private community with pool. 4 large bdrm, 3 baths, formal dining room & large family room. Huge courtyard e ntry. Lots of wood decking contribute to the charm ol this spacious home. Needs som e freshening. Offered al $395,000. 759-1616 RfSIOENTIAL REAL ESTATE SERVICES FIRST TIME OPEN Elegant French Bayfront. 5 BR . with large boat facilities. FP and wet bar in M BR. $1,500,000. Open 2 to 5 on WEDNESDAY. 1300 East Balboa. INNEWPORTCENTER 644-9060 SllK & 'INlt DECKS A L F L I G T A T N A H M C E R H 0 I C l W 0 E N 0 B I 8 R I Y D W L Q L R l 0 w E R u T c u R T s R E p u s u A A U H S 0 E A L N I G H A D K A S H 0 0 M H L A T C 0 H D U T E A E N N D F RID E c K s]H Aw G H KEN D t o...r c W T 8 Y L S L 0 S E R K R E A R N M 0 A C E R 0 F W R R T N U N M l H K A R 0 R H M L 0 L 0 B 0 L A L 0 D E P S 8 l X T I 0 R H I M Y C E P R A 0 T C H C G G A P C W T G I R 0 R P L W R M E R H L J N A M Z R T D R I E C I R R U T E J A U S H R A E T D C R I 0 E A D S S 0 E N T U P R E 0 I L S T R U C T C M T l L H D E D V A L P E K Y D G 0 Mlllttf Fa f = ---.... I IP 'Id un 111 ......, ..... T-....: 11C11CY MIWPOllT llACH 3 bdrm, 2 blr, yearly, un- fum . .-,S. associated 8 11<)•£P~ llf ll ,T0 11 S ' • "" r. to ........ IMtShow Mar. 4thru Mar. 8 Anaheim Convention Center Call 642·5678. ext. 272 lo claim your tickets. ••• Find what you want in Daily Pi.lot Classifieds. C!E 110111 ILllRS CD. OVER 55 YEARS Of SERVICE HEW LISTIMG Tastefully Decorated "Q" Plan With Cozy Conversation Pit & Spacious Living/Dining Room Area. Ideal Lo<'alion With Large Enclosed Patio On Greenbelt Near Pool & Tennis C lub . Perfect Home Fo r Entertaining! $239,900. NEWPORT THIACI Smart Three Bedroom Condo. Located Away .From The· Crowd In Qujet Newport Beach Community. Decorator Walls, Window & Carpet Coverings. Wonderful Tranquil Area. Sl.35,500. Available For Lease, $750/Monlh. ® ·--............ 759-9100 #2c...,....,.,._ M..,-tC..... ~t.cl by gnn.ry & °" water wftlc f'OOliC for l boob. A "lhowicOM" ill Hft"Y woy. Lanie moshr ....._, fwlilGll cln. ""-• lan)e fom. nn. wftlc profftsioMI st•p-dow11 bar, dip pool & 1pa. $1.395,000. 631-1400. UDO ISLE-SWEEPING CORNER Distiftcti•e 3 bed. 4 baits fmftily "°°"' home with many a1Mnffies. StrNt to strNt location with ratio for ye« round entertaining. s,-cia decorator features include French doors, leaded C)lass ClftCI CJOW"Mf kitchH. $6 7 5,000. 631·I400. AN AURA OF ELEGANCE Interior dHiq11er'1 own condo 1•st ' colibpl•t•d. L•a•inq area. lreath HS llbin-ored work. Mirrored bcr. ht included: ...tiqws, Fretteh glass. • a.to. conte~rary funcitwoe. 3 Mh of sil••r and d11hH, e•en "30 •lol•t tootNMushes." WATFRFRONT HOMES. I"< HI .\l l., 1 A II ..... I· • · ., i• •• 2436 w Coast Hwy Newport Beach 631-1400 NEWPORT BEACH MOTll Newly listed 45 unit motel located on Pacific Coa st Highway with ocean view & 300 feet from the beach. G r ossed over a reported $300,000 in 1980. A r are find in Newport Beac h . P ri ced at $2,250,000. With 1i!1 dow_n, owner will carry 1st T .D. at 1311 .. p interest for 30 years ~th a 20 year due date. JEff IRllRY. llALTOI 2602 Mewport lhocl., M.wport ..... 67S.9111 24 HOUR sav1~1 '::~~~· 'O@\\.~lA-/J,£Zfi~· .... .... -----f-4 ~ ClAT e POUAN • •-•onee letl6r• ol ti.. '""' icrootbled WOtch be- low ... '"'"' '""' .... i. ..... d. I[ B U R R E B I I I ~ I I M U l A 8 I · I r I I l l l 0 F E R Ii r I I I ' HUTGAC I I' 1· I I I HlM£:\hnts IN TH( l I' ...... .. "~-::.,. ! .. t.: .. 1 =-~=' ...., -=.':-;:;or•••• ce.i.n. le I Mrm laem•, lar•e llO•e ~ . ....,fa&lo ,.. ... ,... ,..,., ........... .., ... eu ... •. ... n .. ... ,., ........ .. • a' 11 . ,. .... ~1t-•1111111!!11!!11!!1111!1••~~ o-. tin.• ,.. oaCDfllaQOll • •. 1 •11& 9tat... wS.w el 1.arct.n W~ ... .... ,,.... llJU._ C'alWral ••IUIFIDJI Lu1e1l .. odel la o-ft91d. Tiiie ..... s .... M MVW Mfonl Pull, ..... .......... de«< and .~ ..... . All U. .-.. 1wne a hltih IOan balanr. Call now' aillll • die t..al .. rel._., alt'f' llreplarti .. _ ...... --A..... Out ~ IOWll UWIW' .,.,, i1 w.-...... IOIJ • ..,_ 1 la fa•ll1 malv....a 114-4.* wita. ~brldte ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... la l••an lale ... ~ loan Alfllll •-iltu 0 V E R L 0 0 K I N G h A _,., a.a ... J .... ~~ ""' 9 NIGUEL VALLEY .._ e.b ...,. to Uie 5Sl·3M8 Enjoy the penoramic ..._ Mndlve...., I HM. l~ bl 1.'UOdo Nr trt 11ca ~Ptl•t.lnl-v~w of the nl1ht Utbta ftar mt .......... A SO Cat l'lillaa SllylUn . rrom YoW' patio. There ._...., .. -.. paUo det'll, 2 ur au ·-~=~="'=r-•I are 3 Bclrma. 2 Ba. plus ..._..._..., lllany wptradf6 Paint" ~OOI den. Great financing ,,...,.. r pt to &ult 11 32,000 ,....... available. 1143.900 ...... ,. .. , l••u•lale S ldrm faaU1 room •a pre a&i11out Turtlerocll ka111Uul detoratln1. ........ cmliap. •lrium ro\IW'M p.tio. Pnred to • M.Ull&~ Own.r540 t4la3 Ninly uptraded f'tan II UIS-1130 G l BUY ~RS Th rt!e Northwood Park de· bdrm c:ondo loe•tl'd l11tcbed home with air C'lose to South Cout r ood, skinny dip spa •re•. g;eat landsraplng Plua Beautifully de aod decoraUo1. $103.000 eorated 2'-':. baths in usable fina n c ing form11I drn1ng room PnredtosellalS152.000. At rium JlH.7511 TARBELL 8KR ~1720 10% 8 UNITS 644-721 I "1D.Nl lif l GAILEY .l,. A55U[IAI [5 WANTED· 3 or 4 BR lo $175.000. K Assume only. 20,,; dwn, agt. 644·1094 btn.oo ... a. ....... Lease opt.Ion or equity share the best buy on Bal. Penln. Charming 2·aty Span. home on the part!! Call Joyce Waltze. 831-ll86 REALTORS Owner will carry at 10"4 inlttest ror 2\.!i years. with normal down. Good r ental area in lovely Costa Mesa . Only $420,000. Call 645·9161 Attn· Investors: Wood· bridge condo. 3 Br. 11 • 11i--.,._..••_••v•.•u-..•-- ba. Assume lat & 2nd .._._ "' "-TD. Agt.. 552.3339 Ocean vu, 3 Bdrm 2~ Ba, 3 car garage . "' ....... NEWPORT HEIGHTS L1e Maumeble loan on t.hia coay 3 Bdrm. 2 ba home in ~t dellreable area. Ovenilu lot. frull trees. RV acceas, patio, frplc. plenty of room for expansion. Call for de· tails!! REAL ESTATE STORE 675-1771 2 Bdrm. Condo. 1184 Rutland Rd. ts. li650 mo. Avail 311. Agt. 675-4000. *OPEN HOUSE* Wed 1·5 & fri.·I 0-2 2715"1." •••La. H...._. •H •• C ... LARGE H ARBOR VIEW CORNER LOT . Wonderful executive home for ente rtaining. Privacy, prestige and i mpressive 5 Bdrm home with formal dining room. Lge patio sur· round ed by mature greenery. S37S.OOO. Ollwt-1_.. ..... 16 UMITl-6.661 MOii ·Good rental area , fantastic investment opportunity, bread ~ butt.er, $300,000. 9UAH. PLACI PIOPllTlll 112 .. 1t20 C ••••rcW .. ":'~":t, ,..., • ...., 1600 , 2100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------1Two improved industrial APZOM9 bldgs. 2 year s o ld . .... .-....& p_.....__ West minister. Ag;t . -~·· 714-641·0290 Lot, S2""x292"'1 opposite --------- Costa Mesa f#ospltal, Lohfw5* 2200 S27 s, (I)(), ••••••••••••••••••••••• lo, McCordle, ltltr. WATBRtONT 541-772' LOTS ~~~~~~~~!"'I A few CABO DEL ESTE waterfront home sites HB shopping str ip-375K remain on Lake Misson Comm. bldg+, SA-315K Viejo. This is the final Bill , agt. 831·1257 oppor tunity to build C ...__i I /T your dream home. From OltUUWI 11 •MS OWll• $285.000. Call He nry S.O..Sfor5* 1700 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Durant at 714 MS·1081. LOVELY HOUSE LIKE CONDO IN ORANGE J sty, end unit, lilt 3Br dbl garage, community pool $105.000 Terra Del Sol R lty (714) 497·1744 ~~~~~ 2 acres vacant parcel. R·l. in prime area. Lag. Bch. $245,000. 29~ down. Owner. 640-4244. • •••••••••••••••••••••• U.l\TI HI HO:-. I lftcOIM Property 2000 ttc>MI '°" Inc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• BY OWNER REAL ESTATE 10 UNITS. Costa Mesa. 17U900 like new. OWC. Fast escrow. agt. 714·641-0290 .. ..... ml/PITS Oil E-Side, fen~H Jtrd, 1era1e. 2 Br. t4H . lf-2510 ...... 2 BR. -.cl 1ar. ecllta. DO peg.MO. mw. w119cia, m..- • lbr Duplex oll 1treet prk1. quiet no pet1 1325/mo . .-.i.t7t day1 Wa • 1411 ..... I llr. ......... pwt ..... ............ ,.a. -' ... All·•····· Law91wod,...._..a br,2119.MW]y Nllec, ... Hv. rm w/frpk, •UW' br 111Jte. I car 1ar. tno/mo. lll·tlll/'7511 DEERFIJ:LD TwnbH lbr, 3IMI w/fam rm. new cpt. clun. S'700/mo. ..,.midday • 2br Home w/1ar, quiet. --------- no peta $450/mo IMl-2''74 llMTALS da)'lJ 2br+dm 2~ be 3BrlV4ba S7IO 15'71 2 BR l Ba, 252 Knox St. J8r 2\.'aba.. _ E /Slde, $520 util Incl. Drive by, call~7008 - 2 Br 2 full bath condo. 2 car gar. Pool. jacu11l. Gas pd. S700/mo. Daya 2 13/Hl-8207 , home m-8600;\"lnlf-..• 213/9123-211180 2 br, 2 ba, frplc, bale. "2 C twahSe. S47S/mo. Call .. 5£;r AMMJ>a:IRVM 631-899t . ---------1 Turtlerocll 3 br atrium Mesa Verde. 4bdrm. 2ba. 2 car gar, nu paint. crpta. drps. 1700/mo. 6'6-21121. MISAYBDI 3 8d 2 Ba, frpl. BBQ, pot· ting shed. fenc. yrd. dbl car gar. 1670/mo. Crai~. ssg.9t00 h o m e , p rer . n on· s mokers. 1825/m o . Laule Enterprises. 731-4445 XJ3. Woodbridge Sycamore Plan. 4 Br. 3 ba. No pets. S7!IO mo. incl. gardener. 752·21111. WoodbridgeCondo: 3br, 11/•ba, $600/mo. writ 851·2000. h m 675-1078 Golf Course Condo. 2Br. MewS,~uLhtlN e Bdrm port mocfel with ocean and canyon views. Hu marnificent br ic kw or k and landlcapin1. Best value in Spy1lus. Call for an appt. . OPEN HOUSE IUALTY / Univ. Park. Popular Ox· $325,000. ....._ Y•Hw ford Plan, 3bdrm. 2""ba. ~ portifino mdJ 4 8d + ElRht 2 BR units, S 334.~00. OWC. fast esrrow Alitl. 714·641·0290 Lease brand new 2Br condo in prestigious ln- d i an We lls Rac quet C lub . E l egant furn is h in g s . frpl c . $950/mo. Option to buy. lO'l'. down. 13.2~ assum. l oan Cal I collec t : 213·343-2630. F.ve o r before SAM . Dix E. Side twnhae, 3 br , 21h ba, patio, rrpk, blt· ins. auto gar. opener. wash/dry hod'k-up. 1690. 759~eves. Den. AU amenities. Xlnt loc. S7SOmo. 675-9132. Rancho San Joaquin 2sty Condo 2 master bdrma. den. 2""ba. comm'ty pool/jac .. w /dryer incl. tno S52·113'78 D.M.•t..1 .... lltr 644-tftO ---------2 Bdrm 1 Ra condo. $91.000. New l oan needed. VA-F1iA terms available. Neat & elean. 161SC Iowa St. Ownr Agt. 559-6221 Hwtlrcayl• INct. I 040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IAYCllS:T Price j us t redu ced $15,000. Prestigious rive ---------1 bedroom hqme. Family FOil IMVISTotlS room. Den. Lovely pool Split Ownership Pro· with solar heat ing. gramallowsyoutobuya Owner will carry Isl home without negative T .D. at l» -an ex· c ash flow without cellmt buy at 1295.000. management problems. 631-7300 H.I . using minimum down payment 1 Start your 1006 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IAYIWOMT This property has~· on the waler. pier and slip. on quiet side of the island. Comfortable 2 Bdrm cottage with 2 Bdrm income unit over garage. S7SO.OOO. 642-5200 A PETE BARRETI .. REALTY COUMftY CHAIM nest egg today. Call for more information. TAKE ova I 31fl% tnhnstRate! 4 mos. new! 2br, 2ba. condo. completely up· graded with r uslom drapes & carpeting. cathedral ~eiUngs. pro- fess1onally landscaped w ith pri v patio . pool/s pa! Won't las t . call now. ~ GOLDENWEST ~ REALTORS ,.,.,,~ ~ASSOCIATES 14M511 Totally up1raded and 11i--------- re mode I ed dupl ex . HOOUAUFYIMG' Front unit with beam 3br. 1""b. + Owner will ceilings. stained glass carry! Total price is and french doors. Both 185.000 Take over pay unite have 2 bedrooms ments of $623/mo. Lo Lo and loads of ch arm . down. Will not last. call $398,500. now. formal din rm & bonus ~ffl S~eCoDunn boola rm w/loft & Ba. rm. Pvt putting green in '1;V P vt spa. Close to school back yrd. overlooking & comm. pool. Asking co mm. pool. Prof. 759-9221 $342.900. Tom Baron landscaped & decor. ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!~t 559-9t00Agt. ~~~:.o Owner I Ag t IA YROMT 0tMt-IHI Estate WOOOlllDGE GLEH f l/•O/o As..._ 2br, 2ba. study, frplr. romm'ty pool/jacllake. $128.000 By Owner 559.4922 CHAIMa SUPB ••••••••••••••••• •• •• • • TaMS· I 00/o ......_ "-s DOWN .~~•••••••••!!.~~ Don't wait on this lovely house.with private dock. $475.000 641·0763 S3.900Down N.B. 1br, **UNIV. PARK J:~~c~~~~o Laguna Beacb Mobile Home. steps lo beach. 1 br, 1 ba, new crpts & drapes. many xtra s Space rent 1375. Price $11.750. Call 499·4635. APPLE VALLEY Near new 4-Plex. 2 bdrm. 2 bath each unit with fireplace. enclosed patio, double Karage $165.000 Bill Grundy, Rllr. 675-6161 FOURPLEX Westside Costu M es a Needs som e "o rk S22.<XX> yr income f''ull price S225,000 nwnl'r will carry 10'. interest w1WJ.OOOdn. lached homes, Superbly i---------_ _ > O..tofSf* ,~ 2600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 40 A scenic Oregon Coast Electricity. fenced. out· standing view. accessi· hie, owner 492·2499 Rmtehn. fanM, Gro•H 2700 ............•.......... Fallbrook 16A avocado land. 150 trees. 40x80 bldg. $275.000. o we or trade for home 673-9473 One of Irvine's large at· BY OWNER 2Br . vat•ant. ~ PR€'TIG€ located in the heart of oc....-OMT Dana Point. S26.50() I HOMES University Park. Call Choice comer duplex. 3 493-1995. 493-6661_ Rentcm for details regardina bd 2 b th 2 R.1'~. Investments ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mesa Verde lrg exec. 4br. 3ba. 2 sty, 3 car gar. Grdnr . S 950 . 71_4f_T7_G-_UI04_. _____ 1 WOODBRIDGE GABLE· 3 Bdrm, 2 ba. family rm. 2Br. den. 2Ba. S880 mo . frplc. 2 car gar. Nice S52-8232artePM. back yard. $750/mo. Wate rfront H omes Large3Br. Condo2i,.; Ba. Realton Inc. 873-6900 Din area. family rm. rrplc. crpl, 2 story. comm. pool. Avail. J.16. ~ mo. +deposit. Cilf 7S2·12B29to4. New 2 sty, 2 br hse. frpk. OW. wuh /dry. yd . balcony, gar. S525. Adults. no pets. 642· 7725 Cny2 ... Cottoge Pvt front & back yrd. East C.M. S52S/mo. Call for appt. 673·8855 or 631·9252 3 Bdrm townhouse in Heritage Park. Highly upgraded. Excellent location. No pets. S600 mo. Agt. 833-9293. .. rm . a up. BYOWNER·lBr.vacant. 3333W.Coastllwy,NB HOUMSN1tished riceandrinancing. Bdrm. 2 bath down. Capistran o Beac h , 645-6646 •••••••••••••••••••••••Townhouse, 4bdrm. 2ba. Great rental · or home+ SIS 000 4 .... 1995 493 6661 1_..___ p 111 __ _._ 3107 2 pools, new crpts, drps. Rancho San Joaquin. 2 br, 2 ba condo. 2 car gar. comn•. pool. jac. refrig . washe1· dryer . range. compactor, a /c. avail. Mar. 1. S750. For info. call 975-0330. income unit. SELLER -• · ,.... · · -eft -2 car gar . $685/mo. w t L L H E L p INCOME PROPERTIES •• •••••••••••••• ••••• •• FINANCE' $896 000' Looking for income un· Channing 5 bdrm. 3 bath :>49·7199· ..._·. ; · •EXCITING• its?! We have 5 pro-bayfronl with 38' boat 4bdrm. 2ba. tam rm, din trf rop. perties in C.M. Priced float. $1600 m o. Bil l rm. wet bar. $750 Nr. SMOICITlll IMlon EstateSale rig h t at less than Grundy.675-1616. S.C.Plaza.545·764S. TurUeRockRidgecondo, 2 br. 2 ba condo w/del. •675-7060• Beautifully customized 1 lXGross. No bank LCICJlllMl~h---3-141 S--2 br, 2 ba. a /c. view, dbl gar. Byowner. ~~!!!!!!!!!!~~ 24 .x60. Viking Home financing required In· 5 Br 3 Ba. 2 Sty. 1100 1750. Sharon 556·1601 ; Sll.5,000 Open Sun 12·5 2Br. 2ea & enclosed terested? Then call us ••••••••••••••••••••••• mo. lse. ev-•u.,9739 8 G . ood 552 3123 . 3500 sq rt on Cherry Lake. 0 C EA N VI E W C 0 T · 49,. ,.066 _-=_.,..... ______ _ ~nw . . · Good a11um . 1.a t . port:h. In Laguna Hills •. TAGE Lower a Arch ..-v 4bdrm. 2\.'a ba . Wood- 00 IT! DO IT! sm.soo firm. Owner. nii::tJ::<J;:.~l yrs Bay. 2 BR t~ ba. h uge. Npt Riviera 3 BR. l level bridge home. acrou DO IT! 8'2·DISor&a.0151S. o •T fpk. 4 mo lse. Now thru w/own jac. + club facil. rrom swim club & park. Call now for information --oa••... ....., ewaB June.SBS0.496-9'18Gagt. No pets. S700mo. Agent, no p et s . S82S /m o . "'"'", ..,.,. A Doll House, 210x42, 2 r. 9 .,~., ~--on this 3 bdrm, 2"'1 b•. BEACHHOME lBa. walk-in closets. 714/641·0763 M•wportleoch 316 . .,...,.......,. 551-1983. ram. rm townhome in New 3 BR 3~ Ba. Quali-Many xt.ras. SZ2.SOO. 2787 Bristol St. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dana Poiftt 32,26 3 br-. _2_b_a_W_ood_b_r-id_g_e~ Village I. Lo<:ated on t.he ty hand crafted oak CLASSIC Costa Mesa. CA ••••••••••••••••••••••• d . greenbelt. Within walk· thruout. Stained glall, ~I u-.......E NEAR NHYC 1 Bdrm V . t S490/ 1 t & con o . la It e v 1 e w . ing distance to ever· spa. -~ DUPLD OM WATElt den Co mplete harbo ~ I .8c:nm ";;-0 · 1 5 bit amenities. 1675. 6 Brook ything. SALIS a-for 30' bo.t view. Mo to mo S750 i~~. Su-~ec: rp c. _Pine. 559-5080. 673"3359 2"1'06Harbor.Ste208A --L •~L 3241 54°'5937 2 & 3 Bdrms, decks & 3240 OCJlllMI --" Plan ft'Tn--•ty 1~~~!!!!~~~~~ P•lio, 2 frplcs. Prime VERSAILLES: 2 Br. I Hwutk~INct. ••••••••••••••••••••••• .I.I ~ I~ location. Lge assum 2ba. luxury furn condo. •••••••••••••••••••••••STEPS TO BCH .. 2Br, 7SZ.M99 Eat ate Sa I e . 19 6 3 loans. Short term. 5 bib lo ocean. Elegant 2 2Ba. frpk . S945mo. RMP SI 0,000 DOWM ........ c ... Sgt level Anita. 3br. 2ba, Lakewood Mobile home, C/J I .,._....__. C..tr bdrm. fam rm & den. 499-3816 ' real loc. Gd cond. -r--' LIDO ISLE: 2 Br. l ~• ba <S725 mo). Plush crpts, ---------640.5l57 760-6767 home. Yearly SHY75/mo. 2'n ba, cedar & glass. 3 Bdrm. 2\.!i bath. 2 frplcs, Wkdays please ca ll ----Dbl car pvt gar. fully cl ubhouse & pool . - \\All HI HO" I Ill >Ml "-Inc. REAL ESTAT E PllCB> FOR QUICK e nd unit on grnblt SALE '+5Z3C~MPU5l>a:lllVllfE :~;~~:~4~';::~~:fJ : 7S1M173. DUrLEX Waterfront Homes Inc maint. yd. Adults, no Mediterra nean style PACIAC DllAM $219,950 Realtors 631-1400 pets. Inquire at SZ7 18th. gale guraded condo with 17U900 ,c.,.... .. w.r 1022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 502Acacla; $337,000 2200 Waterf ront ; SSll0.000 Drive by, then call Sara Marvin Unique Homes 67s.5818; 675-6000 Mo Qual Problems __ ___ 644-6388 Hen G R E E N B E L T --------- Owner will help finance LOCATION in Rancho BLUFFS this 4br, 2ba. Huntington · · · San Joaquin. v1ewv. 2 3 Bdrm. 2 ba townhome . Beach Beauty. 127 /So/. bd d l k interest rate available rm. en. a e 0 er Patio. 2 car gar .. pool. A too! loans. real bargain. SU5,SOO . H""I~2r;o·: Lent Redhill~ Realty ~~~~46 6 7S-St JO ;,Jt;.,; G~~~~!!~T ~52 :_?SOO -N EWP8.~1.:.·~~HTS .$ ftASSOCIATES LDCJ19M1 leach I 041 3 Bdrm. 2 Ba. F•m. Rm. 11-••••••••••••••••••••••• Formal Di n . Rm . C .... M9M 1024 141-1511 THESHAIES Gourmet k i tc h e n ••••••••••••••••••••••·~~~~~~~~~~! weather ed cedar Fenced. 12~ interest ! OWrt•.....,.-:r SB.l Villa Pacific Condo -~ $98.500. 3 Br. OWC large shakes. that is Custom Best terms! John Va· designed 3 bdrm. fam nian Co. 631 ·0900. MS~ 2nd. T.D. Agl. 968-2297. rm. 2 baths. Extensive ---------use or wood glass & ceramic tile. Beam ceil- ing. frpk. $165,000. Hith 12"1 auumable ------loan. Immac ulate 3 l"M I 044 Bclrnl plU1 bonus room . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mission Realty (714 )494-0731. Earthtone carpets. bea..uul yard. Aaking r.14;100:-Submlt all of· en. can Sot0-11s1 ~ HERITAGE REALTORS &a1talde C.M. 2Br. * *S12f,900! Can you believe that. price for a 3 Bdrm l lr'i Ba attached home in Woodbridl'e? Seller will help with c r eative financing. Walk to park and pool. Call for details on th.ls super buy. RETIREMENT BOUND? Great community · spac 2 Bdrm condo • near everything. Fantastic pool and walk lo beach. SUTT.500. Completely remodeled (g] a-2 lat. Lola ol charm. \\boclbrldge Open dally, 11.4. Rulru IOZIOl. IZl Rochester. C.11. 551 ·3000 L...-Yllogel.L 4'7-1761 Have something lo sell? Classified ads do it well. • lnill• 1044 ---------4nt9arra•ca Pkw.),lrviM ........ CMAlt• ~--aa.d• lldnn .._ wttll atrium aad ..,.rate muter nlte. Prtnte comer lot lo..ar _,.... and wad -·--tllNOUt. Jl'or -It'" -to ... aD Ult · HER ITAGE I t /\I I ( >H', ••••••••••••••••••••••• macnab I Irvine realty A SUISlDlAAY OF TH£ IRVINE COMPANY SUPll AHAMCIMCi AV AR.A1Ut Immaculate, detached "better than brand new'' 8BR home awaits you-. Absolutely areat financma . and P.rtce. Thts Woodbridge Gabl .. 'Briqeport'.' i1 an excellent value at J199,500. Sua1e Welsa 551-8100. (C-81) ---nz.14f4 -~~A2:1:.--· Compu1 Valey Cen1er MM2JI «II 0.,..., °""9 Clf94HOUSI T .. tn.rs I ·5 PM 232VIA SAN REMO LIDO ISLE Magnificent 2 stor y cor· ne r property w Ith beautiful decor. 1675,000 - WATERFRONT HOMES REAL ESTATE 631-1400 IPleDOWM ........... c111 10% down buys t.hia 2 bdrm beach houae. Prime Natal loeaUoo . Owner will finance. 1115,0llO. .............. .,,.., .. lcAooPettlnwla ·~~~~~~~~~ St . 714 1960·6331 or view . nea r bearh. Lovely 2 Bdrm, 2 bath """'5112 mobile home on a bluff 2 & 3 Bdrm uniL'i, 2 baths .,.,.,. · Monarch Bay area. $995. over the ooean in North ea. 2 Doors from sand. Newport Crest condo, HOMES FOR RENT Agent Larry. 494-7554. La"'m•. Many extras in-Close lo Newport pi er & walk to beach. deluxe 3 & 4 8d SSSO.SS7S .. --s hops. Ideal loc for 4bdrm. fam rm. wet-bar. rm. · Oceanfront l br. trlr elude : cherry wood Fen ce d yard s & summer/winter rental frplr. gar, pool. tennis . +cab a n a USO/m o . cabinets and buillin ara"es Kids & ""ls vacuum. Long term land W.-Y M. Taytor Co. courts . partially furn. ~elc~m~. 964-2566-or ,_a_du.tta __ onl_y_499-__ 38_1_e __ leaae available. Super • ...._.. 644-4910 Im med orcupancy 973-2971.Agt .. nofee. $900. Newer Jbdrm. 2ba. f . g 181 500 Sl200/mo. (714>631-7270 inancm . . . COST A MESA -----Ir b Q I t w a s h e r I d r y e r . Beaut. 2 Br. 2 ba. runy 4Br: g. m. rm. u e panoramic white water don osen r t·,t.ltt1r "' J213N. COAST HWY LAGUNA BEACH 497.4848 Acreoge for Sale 1200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WORST COULD BE B~FORYOU U you have $164.000 and want 35~ yield annual· ly , purchase $200.000two year deed of trust bear· Ing 2JOo/, Interest on 25 acre avocado grove in Inactive development area near Vista. Com· bined 8"k lst. + this in· vestment r epresents less than~ of the ap· pralaed value of land. MAI appraisal on •dJa· cent 2~ acre parcel at US0,000 each . Call 114/151-41218: 493-1153 or '756-3ml. 7 Units. Bread & Butter furn condo Overlk'g neagh~rhood. llS95/mo. view. Arch Beach Hts. That's what these units Days. 842-2233. Eves & 67., -or67" 2044 are referred too /\p· i:tolf course in Big Ca· wknds· 685-5790. ,.._,., .,. · prox. a,., acre , conve. nyon Pool. spa. tennis . ---4Br. recre•lion room. nienttoall slores.32Br Cal l 8111 We d more Sparkling Lge 4BR 2BA 3Ba. Garage. Full view & 4 tBr. S2SO.OOO Good 644-7020 Fam rm. frplc. Edliion or ocean. SISOO /mo. terms Possible trade H.S. S785. 675-5484 21J..431.5Q89. M c Nash Re a I t Y • Houses u..twnished ---------642-1334. 642·6578 eves. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 Br.~ Ba. Fam rm . Xlnt 3Br. 2~Ba, split level. locatJon. Gardener. $695. Encl. dbl. gar. Ocean/· Gftlef'd 32 0 2 SACllFICE ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOICB> SALE 2 Br l Ba. clean & sharp. Two 4 Plex Apartments near So. Coast Plaza. by owner. 2 Bdrms ea S49S. Adults. 979·6896. Ass umable loan at 751-6339 10.7~. Sl28.000 eac h. ----- SJ.S,000 down . See at 6$55 Cor"OllCI ct.t Mar J222 & 6565 Oum hart.on in San ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bernardino. Call Carol Spectacular Ocean & City Tucker al 714/494·4549 or light view. Lrg 2 Br. 2 494·2866 Ba. with formal dining. ----S975 mo. Call Anthony l"IM COftdo SI 3, 900 Wkdys 642-5757. Eves & This super condo won't Wknd.s644·8889. last. 2 Br, balcony + low interest rate loan. Beat price in Irvine. Call now 544)..3866 lmmac. 2 stry S Br. stained g l ass . amenities. Nr bch. Xlnt area. See lo appreciate. Sl200/rno.SJ6.1453 840-6203. Canyon view. No do1s. * * * S7!10/mo. Dys: 758-SI01. ....... ,,,.rift Eves:&42·8907. G lrvlne Ave 3bdrm ocean view home Newport Beach for leue ms or leaae op- Vou a.re the winner or lion to buy. only l4000 4 free.fldleh down. M&-071.9. ($14 value>. to ....... lcNltSllow Mar. 4lhru Mar. 8 Anaheim Convention Center Call 642-5171, ext. 272 to claim your Ucketa. ••• L..-...... 3212 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Niguel Shores. Perfect shape. 3 Br. 2 Ba. New belie carpet. Guerd gale. pool. tennis. 1815 mo. 6M-5403. 831·1213. M...._Yllfe 3167 ---------t······················· 4 br. 2 ba, nr beach. new •BeaduJ vtew bome I p•int. lte yard. children Br. 2 Ba. Fam. rm. OK • .ZS/mo. 642-953 frplc. -·Ml). .... Lovely Hute 4br next to Ma 111r-t .._. H6t Greenbelt bul\t-lna. ••••••••••••••••••••••• MllO/mo. sarrmo NeW'DO't Aores ceaal 11 • ·-fl'Ol1l .......... ., H ... 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DLX ea.do OD Pena. ............. •••••••••• 600to4200Sq. Ft. =~e9:t ':::-ut~: .-? 0.. _ ..,. ._ _ _.. __ ........ l~I• w11er Adlta, Near 1boppla1 • 1Br.2lla.melpr,maa1 ...... Ju oeeaafroet. •J---"-'Seniee• I lilealtb .. ,.. pref. ~.0T•~clA ~~~ •1aJ '. ,., , •1 11r....a.i••· *'·* ... tp&a, drpa. bltn1. tramportaU.. Bea~6 •tr•.Wao.~-Low..._...._. Daib' --<fadallat. ltJU.t, elff-ca-1BL•"•. -at'a " ,ncd wd , water pd . Garfield . ltlll or ....tly. KilellHltt•. Utiltiealaeluded ·---r.u • aa '-... ,_. reC'rH Mt ,...... IHt 1 Spacloua Jbdrm condo 9'06up,l'fs..T•. •~IOAtr,ort tro-.-t. nutritlonlat, rtOtl A free bdroduc· ·~· ,._., are.a .... /aao ...... -.. ••••••••••••• 111-'lJD. Delawan.MT-aarao. 2~ba.Qulet•. Do .--.uraatRow decorator. etc.) Xtnt torJ aemlnar wUJ abow ... , ..... lnlton Ot!eutroat lfr ~~aSl ... ~ FREE RENT UH 3/ll/ll "50/mo. ~~· •AcceH to J Major C.M.•.lane,145-7N2. JOU bow. Call llOW for ' ....... A•~~,_.• Coe I.Arte 1 Bdrm/bacbelor. Hts. Lankmark 3br, Gl-119,G1..f744 • w_.•~""::::!~la hom-.. Fwya. C1 cW yow~.U... Ltl ..,_, l~M. It *> ..,, .. _. Sll5 ladudlnl retrl1 • Condobrandnew.adutu lbd d ~ ·---..... 4471 1714) l-4J6.H24 •. ... ~fa•""·••• l.111ur1 Oreenfront aU..W.•t·2t'l5. onlY over 40 yra . rm con ob ocean, 6 up. 141·7''5. 227' 833-8813 ••••••••••••••••••••••• L-~NPIUI. ... • !' .._.. ..,OO/mo. 7 .......... 1 n I I b t • l l I t v u • Newpor\ Blvd. C.111. St S f I -..,... •• .,... -. • 11111ts• -...... _"'or I Br Comp •• _..,_ v raalllea •omple• ...... 1 of ore pace or ease ----,.,"';:"' 1':.cld llneu l:.aMle 2 Br 1 Ba, 1ood ··™·... ... Y••11 l11t• 4210 L~urioul,a'i.taerv ceccn· UOOaq. ft. 6 IJIO aq. ft: -...... k»catkla. no peta. $400. XTRA-LGEZBR,ZBA ....................... ceapllC'll, rma,_ •· In Huntbl1ton Beach. # STOCll.olSALI "' I 9'. I .. ~ ..,._,.,...I lmnwd. 1•1114 Poal.J•cuni, Adult.I Wall to beach, lse a BR •bdrm, Iba eondo on ferenee room • •e~ 1 r I• x I bl• le rm•. 400 1hare• Newport • ear ,.,.... tTU 9'0 Hun&lqtonffarborarea NWJlt Shores. $1515 per NCllUI Shore cl Tahoe. aenlcea. Newport 211191-78. Harbour Nat. Bank. ~ .. 1!8tillA.. .-. Cat welcome mo. Chris, 714.-.5171 FullY fw'n. 5/mln from Beach, Call for Info: Priv Party. Currmt bW -----;..,1 -....0-"'-'9 l-Lynn ...._SS41 North Star. NICI/wkly. 752-Clll IH.8 . I00-1300 aq ft . 111 Mii SU. Call Lynn Aar9cllw ":'t: Tet· _..,..,_.,~ Npt. Shn, acrou from 15'1--.~-Bert. m avail. now. Pleue call trJ..TmO ,..~ . aa. Beautifully landscaped z Specious Bdrm. lBa. bch. 2 Br w/pool. Enc •DIC SU • Bill,ast.at-l.ZS71 --------- :"'.:-lli* ..-.... ~~~., ~:!~e~~ ~!:; &~~~: :,,~:r~ 1.,. Adlts only. 1475. B~fp. ae;r·f~ ~~=: ~rt...:::a~a:: Ill f p ... ....._. 4100 M;:1~11. Trwt IOJI paid, covered parllin1. Se p . I a r a I e . No ~5078 1175/wldy. 548-0118 aft avail. Bea~. Surround-•••••••• .. •~••••••~•••• ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• IAWOIMT CONDO Adu.Ill. no pets. I or 2 c hildren . no pets . Near new 1 br, centrally lpm. ln1• w /prof. service '500 up. IMO Indus I/Of-s.lllrMlt-C.. Pu I I ely clec-Grat· YU•H,OUNO FUN· pe1~ OK. $400/mo. Eves • wknd!I located. encl. 1ara1e. avau. (714)~9971 ~eeP,;. H~,!! a~b ...... ~· All types o1 real est.ate ed. .... ~ 2 Stry 81 ..... S:M5 aft. 8' call Beth MZ·8832. $500. 873-2113 llAU1 condo, Napili Bay. -"'"' --lnvelbnmt.a alnce 1,.. I•. N Ilia, trpk. eacl Soc .. 11 At ll••Ms D• t Bdrm ~$400 or wkdys: 9-5, call Mr. 50 yrda. to ocean. Appnllll. 450 aq. ft. Zoned S,.cW .... ...... ..,._ ~/mo M . •e<.I"' •Free Sunoay 2250Vancuard Way Eall.aroe: 86).0.100. 2br. tba, frpk, Newport 752> ... -.119' C-2, A/C, crpts, drpa. MESA WTDs S... ll7..-r. 5tl).TDI Bruntn • BBO ~•Par S.9828or 548-2409 Hcts.1535/mo. • ....... ...._ 4300 S1.IO mo. 130 E. 17th St.. I~ •STRI •L t1e~·Plu$mucn more New I Bdrm Condo near ~ _.. SuiteP,C.Jl.S.11•. l'Wi'V A 64Z.Zl71 145-0611 -.. ft CCIDdo. Jbr, fam Giit.AT RECREATION EASTSIDI Civic Center. Pool. ten-••••••••••••••••••••••• rm. ~'-'be, 2 car gar, rern .r,.,tt l esson~ 3Br.1"'1 Ba.Townhouse . nis. clubhouse . No 2Br.28a.WestcliffCon-Moviftt? Avoid depoeits MD'a facU, 2,000 sq.ft. PARK SJ•. 517.7113 1p•u t. "'" ~llODI . 2 No pets. 5545. 127 21st. children or pets. 1495, do. Mita. seoo. 731-0717 & cut livin1 expenses! Reduced lo 11200 mo. Widow has money for 2ND T.D. 's any 1lle above $10,000. No credit I, no pnlty. For action c all AGT 673-7311 anytime Healtn Cluos•5auna . St Days 646-42152. Eves 644.7722 dys, 857-2026 orS47-4211AskforDana. Profeuionally since lae. R.edCarpet,893-1351 TMllLUllPS Hyoroma!>Sdge•Sw1m ~9543. ev/wtmda. 1971. l..a"1t I bdrm, 2~ bath, ming. 011v•n9Ra11ge llST YAWi HOUSIMATIS PACl'1CCOASTHWY pool, srembelt. 115() mo. BEAUTIFUL APART· WESTBAY AP1'S, lar ge 2 MIAITHlllACH VenaiUea comer pen· 832·4134 Harbor view, lOOO sq ft. 711w.17tla. St. C .... Me-.C.tf. 64Z-4463 2 Bdrm. Z beth. 9175 mo. MENTS· S•nglf''> 1 & Br. 2 Ba. S475. New 2Br, 2Ba, bhnl, akylite, tbouae 2 Br 2 Ba, comm. Offtee suites at 73</aq ft. Bkr.Mt-OlM. 2 Bedr oum~ • rur gadrdenJ•-apts ... :f?atios, s pa. pvt petio, 1ara1eEd, ~dlts. pool, jac., wit room. M8/F loin11Ihrrvin3BR<Nth3 BdA> _~ __ 38'10 __ . ------=~ :r '\::.'::O':c~ n1sMo & Unlu•n•shed A u "'•no .,... .. 'I. $4115 mo. .m m1er S700/mo. 875-37117 °'9e e w lr~ine ~rrac~ocun , Mull L••ing •NoPet~ 398W. Wilson,631-5583 MO-lllOlor!MM234 $19s+util 730.3590 aft •D&UXIOMCIS• ~u:,!:,~ .. :~v':us1.:! Mulmel,.... Mt.). SINCEl•t 11t.&2nd'l'Dll, S50K-SlM + Owner/Non Owner SFR.s & Condos Commercial & Industrial V ew • ..,,..e. 4 rm. 4 , Mooal'> Oµen daily Seawind-Npt Crest 2 Br lpm. From 1 room up lo 2300 batb, private comer lot. 9 to 6 * * • 2 Bdrm, 1 bath upetaln. 1~ Ba condo, ocean vu, sq. ft. Low rates. No Feb. •l:t sq. ft. •Leas· 11200 mo. Call Anita, MrL .,..._ kitch/din rm tr ~ bath auna pool Adults No Roommate wanted. 3 teue required. 2172 Du-ln~ olflce hn. Mon. thru Ast. forappt. l&J.8112or Oakwood 2151 0ranieAve. down. Pvt patio. Pref. ~ tSoo 115-8854 · bdrm, home in C.M. Pont Dr. Adj. Airporter _Fri_._M_._Sa_t_._10._2_. __ _ 77CM'108. G1rden Apartments Costa Mesa mature adults. Quiet · · Furn. utll incl. Call Hotel. SSS.3223. 9-12 PETER DOBBS 64CHI018 673-9043 Newport Hrta. 2br dbl gar. 1antener, "50/mo 87S..JOaor879-9M7 eves Youarethewinner or area.kSOmo.980-9315. Two 2 BR l~ Ba, nr Answer Ad, 1420, 24hrs. Newport S.ach/So. 4 ........__ .... _..... Hoac. patio, adlts, no 642·4:llO. 1700 16th St ~ ,_ Nr new xtra dill twnhll ..-.. From •.a75 631 31188 ---------100.e• di 16u11 ($14 value), lo apt ft unit 11 ,3br 2~ba ...--. .-· · F 23+ toshr lge 3 br apt, l 17141142-5113 4 •••• form din rm+ bkfstrm YEARLY. 3 Br. 2 Ba. blk from beach , 3 .Bdrm, 2'1AJi Ba. 2-sty, Newport Beach/No. lo.I Sllow frplc bltns WD hkup I Stepe to ocean. $895 per $300/mo. N.B. 646-3377 pool/ ape, frplc, dbl 1ar. 880 Irvine Mar. 4 thru Mar. 8 skylights vaulted ceil-I mo. Bkr. 645-3&83 Diana. 855-1351 or AnaheimConvention ings dbl aUch gar etc roommate needed for Ul-1316Alt. •di '61"' Center -~:.M. Quiet 2 Br. 1 Ba. with 2bdrm, Iba on Balboa 1714• Ms-1104 c ll"' .... ..-t 272 • __, · I Penins ula . S250 . Harbor View 3br home a ,._., .. .,o. ex . ~o garage, patio, poo . 0 w n er trans r e r ed claim your tickets. 2 Br. ftreplace. I~ block Adults. no pets. 1801 H. _67_s.8119G __ . ------ abroad 2-3 yrs. Prof'ly 2 Bdrm apt. furnished. * * * to beach. $425. mo. 15th. St. Newport Seeking prof. roommate ... __ . Uo 2000 ·1 . •~1c:1 N B 67S.9ll2. Heights. $450. 642·7340· hr F V I ho ~. 1ac, pa • sq uu tnc. -~ mo .. 2 Br. llh Ba. Townhouse. to s .. poo me. ft. 144-1133. Chuck Jones 631-6990 Air. garage , rn cd patio. WOODLAKE AnS. Nwpt Island waterfront. 842·2917. 2Br. 2Ba Condo, only 3 days,M6-5743home. Adults. no pets. $435. 14MStl dlx upper dplx. 3 br, 2 Rmmte wanted 3 Bdrm 645-41137 Adult luxury 1 & 2 & 3 ba. frplt. sundeck. slip C M yn old . Sec luded · Bdrm. Beauta·rullak-•. ail M 1 r house in osta eaa. AP!* law41 ""' .,. av ature cp pre . S200 ·i · 1 54 °'28 n e i I h b 0 r h 0 0 d U.fv..1.1.ed Sharp clean 2 Br. I Ba.. s t r ea m s . Complete No pets. $850. yrly . mouu inc 7 · W/beautiful meadow & ••••••-• ••••• •••• built ins. Westside 4· am enities. No pets . 675-7672 Resp. F, non-smkr, new park landscaping. Pool. ...;;;.1.;... jl07 plex. Kids OK, no pets. From $385. • CM twnhse nr bch. $275. jac, sauna. SllOO mo. No ••••••••••••••••••••••• $395. 645-2478 eves & -----lbr, $350. 2br. S550 & $625. No pets. Eves: 842·2897, sm children. ( 714 ) Plush 3 Br. 1 Ba. deck, wknds. 3Br condo. Refrig .. frpk. Adults, no pets. 1409 631-7184 aft 6PM. · patio, car po r t. S525. Superior. ~8684 _S48_-48_l2 ______ _ frplc, view. S750 yearly. lBR/lba&2BR/lba. New 893-3645. 3176 Female preferred. 1 Br. Yearly rental 3 Bd, 2 Ba, Refs req. 67S.5710 carpets & paint. S32S & s •• -•• a. •••• -••• 11.te••••••••••• w/ltitchen priv. Sl50 mo. incl. stove. $750/mo. c_._ .. W. 31Z2 $385.Nochildrenorpets. SpaciOU!I 2 Bdrm w/nu Rers req. Before 4:30 Possible lease option. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 644_7722 days, 646•3436 c pt. paint. drps. Kids Quiet w/EVERYTHING. 83'-5l9l,AftS54().83&4. Agt. 4J73..3355 Dix ocean vu 1 Br, newly eves & weekends. OK. No pets. 792! Holt. Pool. beach, vu. Avail S-..._ decorated w/iaraie. $425. 847·4803 btwn March 1-July 1 or less. Fem to s hr newly re· Adulta 91751 Ask f NEWBREEDAPTS 3-7pm $485. no last mo . decorated 3br. 2ba, hie C "' It Kl 3271 F mo. or Bach. $31S . (213)448-S377. nr bch Sl75/mo. 538-1140 ••••••••••••••••••••••• aye..,llCIO Xlnt loc. Pierpoint con- G 2Br B Frpic, rec room, pool. d I 2b $450 •"'OO S-.-_ H B M~CIMTB Full Service Suites SCUl'COSTSS All you need for one monthly fee! &eo.5470 Now available. Ideal location for Attorney. Real Estate or En- trepreneur in beautiful- 1 y maintained full s e r v i c e~ b u i I d i n 1 . (Comer Westcliff Dr. & Irvine. Newport Beach). 500 sq. ft. Call Melissa ~01. 230 E. 17th St C osta Mesa suites 350-900 sq ft from 75r. All amenities. Call Terry Cressman. 554-9000 Newport Cent.er Lawyer or other profeulonal single olc ln exec. suite. Law library • .recep't, telephone an1werin1 avail. Lease ,vail. AV- CO Financial Tower ~2411 COSTA MISA Industrial 5,000 aq ft, new Ult up. 18Yi' clear ttilin1. 450 sq rt offices, avail in 30 /days . 1 -5 /yr lease .. 33' net. Owner ( 714)142-8971. W_, 20.214Yo TWd7 On YourT.D.'S, Notes S.SRa.iaen-lnveatonSS Cal.I Dennison Aa!loc. 673-7314 Shw 191 4550 30.P/o YIB.D ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2nd TD. Oran1e Cly of-Storqe Space for Rent. flee bld1-John Gordin. S25 per mo. 2039 pvtperty,953-7525. Pomona. CM. ~SU:S ..... w_...__.. 4600 Aaa a• 1 •-•••/ -.......... / ••••••••••••••••••••••• L..t&...-.. Working. mother with l ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~Id.: ::~l\:Olr:=~ ~ .. ~~~-·.':!:!: ... ?~~! School Dist . C . M. Reasonable. 548-2002. i---------• Collene. =~ 2 Swedish lirla desire Rm tr Boe.rd in exch. for lite houaeworlt . Non ·S mkrs. cal. driving lie. Call 213/441Mm7 I >1•/...._./ Airs• ••••••••••••••••••••••• llP' II New Direct.Iona Thrift Shop Corner 19th St. tr Anaheim Ave .. C.M. Discover clothing. bookll, recorda, 11hoe1. dillhea, bric·a·brac. Hn. Wed-Sat llAM-4Pll. Support New Directions Recovery Home for Alcoholic Women In C.111.S-.SF orseoua • 1 r, 2 sty Nice view. 3lbdnn. 2ba, 2 jacu11i, enclosed 01• · r, . ..., · 3171 --· -·-------twnbae. 2 car 1ar. lt50 aundecb. frplc. beams. garages. Gu & water pool , jac, tennis . C JI It-Pvtbdrm&belb,female, mo.es.7080 no pets. IUcbard~l.ISO ~ Adults pets 393 848-lD. ••••••••••••••••••••••• C.M. $200 util11 incl. o,, fuJty 5005 ....................... ~~~~~~~~~~ Office/Desk apace ln ac-r: live Real Est.ate Invest-BLUE IEAN STORE. to d ..--. c' noM . ---------ICONDO-lbchm, balcony, 957-9207,841-7038 T_. lJ ya: _.,v .... eves. amilton, · · 845-4411. Laree 3 Br. rrplc, Encbd encl gar, ft'plc, water 6 •• .. -••••••••••••••••• Xtra lrg Zbdrm yrd pvt 3Br. 2Ba, upper. Near 1ar. $411115. 1a.s peid, pool 6 jac. Fem 25-35 non·amkr to Bea~. Meredith Galleria beach acces's . ..:ood Oran«e Coast College. 213/598-65t9. $425. ~2114. shr 2Br CdM apt. 2 bills Own your own beautiful merit Brokera1e office. jean store 6 faahlon Ask for Paul or Doug. shop. Over 135 national _7_52>_5_U_l_. ------• brand names 6 related 2211111 Ridgewood. Sant.a .. _ '"-..... • .. .,,,. .... -..7 to bch S211 Sh•ila om · Ana. ·2700 sq ft. 5 Br. 3 ...,.m ceuw1, no I"'""'• _,.,/mo. -1--.. LI 2Br 2Ba. will consider S-.._ 3110 · · "' Bay Front ce. 900 . Ba. Jmmed avail. l800/mo.~9285. Duplex, newly decor. children/pets, encl gar ........................ l40-00il.87S.2meves. =•· janitorial etc. LeaM/Option. Open Sun New 2 bdrm. 2 bath, Zbdrm, Iba. adults. no balcony, all bltn11. $4.50 3 Br 2 Ba, secur. 1ate. For F w/cbild to 11hr bi« 873-1003. l2..1 _,.,mo. bt. lut 6 ocean view, walk to ts ~1 mo. SlSO se-c . C ary adult complex. $550/mo. condow/aame, pool,jac, S••kin• R.E . Broker. sec. Oran1e Coast pe · · Bcleler$3tr2a Askfor Patty. 54o.311116 tennis 12.00. ~5Ul5 "'"' .. Financial Realtors. beach. lll50 mo. Ref's. other ProfeH ional to CaU Paul,e'l-23181. Lovely 2 Br. sundeck, i..,-t.._. 3141 Near So. C. Plua. 3 Br. 2 ()fflu...... 4400 shin! desk space within spor1awear. hl,500 lncl. belinninc inventory. rlll· tu.res, tralninl fr 1rand opminc promotion. You can have your store open ln as little u 1.5 days. For info • brochure. IOO-S27-0SZ2. 957-0101. garage. Mature couple, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ba Pool Jacuzzi play ••••••••••••••••••••••• real est.ate office. Sl75 Wet I 1teu JZtl c........ JIZ4 nopet.s.372E.20th.St. b , .. t .....:..__. ~ ...... OK' --E'-•• .. t..-.1bldi.•e1 per mo. Clerical avail. •--at R•p. n __ ... _ ... for ••••••••••••••••••••••• N. r..a.una, 2 r, waaa o 1.-.-.u. ~ . -..,_.. "'"' ..,. LAI'!; ... .,..,....,,... ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 ... 1 .. ._ LI 3Br, 2Ba kids OK. encl beacfi 6 villa1e. MOO. m o . C • I I e v e s . :tl;,ft. Ille. Red Carpet, 1_95'1_-010 __ 1.______ out.aide sales in custom L~lnet '::cs~ ~e~~~ Newly decor. C:u pd, 1ara1e, nr OCC. 1435 ....... oSl-519 _2_1_3fB.IO!I ___ . ____ , __ 135_1 ___ .. ___ 55c S~FT made shirt.a. Work from .. ., 1 l mo ~737teves ._..._. 311Z Condo you ;bome. Fem. pref'd. yard. taS. 912-7'1NO enc I a r . Po o . · · __,.... ._,....... 3 Br. 2 Ba. . Across Rent: 3 mos to 3 yn. 180 1.512SQ OF Shirts Unlimited. Bill: d /washer. Adults. E-Slde. lBr. lB•. 1375, ••••••••••••••••••••••• fromS.C. Plaza. Securi· to 1351/f. Flex. terms. OFFICIS. ~0488 ..._5811 Can•••llll ......... 34z5 842.5073 ~ .... _._. A -1 Condo 2 Br. 2 Ba. on golf ty & swimming pool. FumorW\furn. --------- \JUI • .-.v· vaa · now. c o u r 11 e . I n c I d s 645-2.C . J .. To..,..••• 7~0759. 324Costa Mesa washe r/dryer, friae. ---------• .._ • ...., ... II&...... 4450 * * * ••••••••••••••••••••••• FREE RENT till l/31/81 Hti. Landmark 3br, Condo brand new, adults onlY over 40 yrs . S700/mo. 75&-9341 St " t7t-153l ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... l~ford Newly decor. gas pd.. · $575.492-8700,492·27116 Condo nr S .C. Plaza. t----------• For store 6 office space 24l Buckftell Rd. d7!~11t!:.· ·AS:.~!: '"MESAYIUI" MewpartlMdl Jl6t ~bd=· :.!:~~:'v~i1':~ l6f1.1n1anwce11atc1li1~nf .• tN .. B1~.nft. at5~00to•Zble70r0at~es.,.. ~~eMP!r.k . 842-5073 2 Br, Ba. built-ins. 2nd '······················· .,.,.,,. ........... ... floor of 4 plu with .p•DllN£WPORT 9m6ed8:9::3ul:r~1f2.~9 lst.Roor.A1ent541-5032. M~VERDE R Youarethewinnerof M1WL y DICOIL enclolled 1arage. Adults. Mft PLAZA 4 frM tlce.h Spacious 3bdrm condo, 1 er. pa pd, encl car. nopetS3Z5.SI0011ec. CownlTCLUI eves/wkends. 2300S/f.Lowcoet.Newly l&ZMeaaVerdeE.C.M. (h4value>.to 2 •L ba. Quiet loc. d/ _...__ --..s Ad 1•· Sl5-4083 •IVIM6 ............. ,_ 3116 decorated. Bathroom & 541r. ,.IZ3 ••••• -n w-. • ....,.... u .... ....... ..._d _..__,.... wetbar. Quiet Costa --·-· '750/mo. 1142-5073 NEWLY dee. 2Br 2 ba Sintlet, t.2 ""' room ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mesa area. ..., 5'ow Gl-1751,131-4744 ---------• • ___ ......_ __ f I t' ·~·&townhouses. Oceanfront studio apt NewportBeacb.Sl.25 Mar.4thruMar.8 ---------Spa....._ .. 2 Br--. Pool ...,w,..........,. rp c, pa 10·rom..._ ..... ''900 •L.6AI~ sq. ft. N-dl• offi1-or -..--1 --d _.. ,.....L with patio, overlooking ....,... __,,, ""-.. ...... AnabelmConvention Oran1etree Condo 2br 6 laundry fac. 548-9656 enc gar.~. 00 ogs. ._ h _.,,,. ·1 t7t •513 r•tail w/pvt bath. ,_,.._ h50 ... _ 0 r r WI t pvt ...,ac . _,/mo ut.1 -"' Cent.er lba-paUo-on lake 1415 from 12-7PM. """'"°""'°· uoc:p. cean ront or n er incl. a.2253or499-5021. security, al e, 800-2400 Call 60-5171, ext. 272 to mo llm 95'1·1100 ext 301 N 2 Br 2 Ba S42S tbdnn, bach. pvt entry. Rentals.;._!:.umished & W I I .__ 31tl IOLL CIMT'B sq. ft. 508 3bt St. <next claimyourtkkets. 0 days ewer · · . · ·1 pd S28S unrum. °"""'er. 675-4912. H I~ MIWPOltT to Bank of Newport. * * * ----------• Avail. approx. Feb. 1st. llitcbenette. uti · ' --••••••••••••••••••••••• Elegant executive suites Lido Cannery areal. Tew I I • 79().1411 or 548-1175 eves 1st tr tut· s75 s ec · NO FEE! Apt. & Condo New two bedroom. one in preat11e location. 87~J2'S. (213)141-9700 •• ~": •• ~~ ... ~ .... ??!! orwbda. 645-6589. ren~~~a:~~;s. ~O::~.~J;age. with complete support EL g GANT La Ille• Near new 2bdrm, 2ba. 3 Br. yd, pool. quiet rami· services. Twuhwe aw, 2ba, a le, trplc, laundry fac, new ly pref. NO PETS. Water 2 br, l~ ba + 1ar. Hoag 11 Fwwl•d 714/&Sl-Oell frpk.~fac.avail.3/1. crpta,drp96paint.Encl pd.S440mo.549-l2.40. Hoep area. nu decor, h•1d 3900 250-500 sq. ft. 1md nr, PRIME llSTAUIAMT· Lost&,.... 5300 ....................... FOUND ADS ARE FREE Call: 642-5671 Loet: Newfoundland. lrg. 180 Iba. black w /white chest, missing since Oct. 31. Answers to "Fred". Bil ~ward. 971·9315. Loet. Small poodle. White & Apricot. Male. Pierre. Reward. 911G-9121. Loet: Black Lab Female. 4/yn old. Illinois Doi tap. needs med.icatlon. Vic Victoria & Placen- t11. C. M. Call 631 ·2876. Loet 2 Lhasa Apeo Pup- pie. brown male -black & w h ite femal e . 21st/Orange. 642·8174 Loet: i,e Shep mix F (re- cently spayed). Fri. nilhl, Wilson tr Placen- ti1 ... Dren ... 831-0543 Found: Dana Pt Marina prkl lot. Feb. 14. small stone penda.nt. 494-9313 .. ~, ~ '~" .. ' :i~ .· .... . ... 'I -"~ ~~ ··~1 ... ··•·· ·. -/mo. ~1-days, 1ar, $450. Adults, no Fum. or Unfum. Bach. open hlle Sat tr Sun 11·3, ••••••••••••••••••••••• utila pd. From DOO. 779 551..-..ev• ::· 873-2113. 494.5751 Apts.DIO + S200 securl-~~n!~~s Wa y . SE AW IM D w. 19th. St. C.M. Tom 1£411 ,,_,. 3150 ty depos it r equired. 11 lii..~E _95_7-_ltOO_. _____ -t •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• Stunning large I & 2 Avail. immed. 548-0130, YEARLY Beaut. 3 br, 2 vi...,._~ ORANGE CO. AIRPORT WATERFRONT RETAIL SPACE ....CAM Volume beach loc. SlSOK terms . Top decor. (1-llD) NaUonal Busi· neu Brokers Inc . ( 714)TJ'O.T45l. ~STOltlS . Xlnt Oraqe County 6 L.A. loc. Hip profit. Gd Loet: Pboto Album fell ·" from car Harbor Blvd & Victoria, C.M. Please ·• call....U4 . 2 matter bdnn, Z~ba. all Bdrm. 2 Ba. 1arden apt. ~Victoria St. ba. Stepe to bay & ocean. New llr2 bdrm luxury i.eue avall. at Dr 9000• amm. Npt Hita. 9IOO/lae Pool 6 rec. area. 710 W. Mesa Verde 2 Br. 1 Ba. $750 Bkr. MS-311183 adult apt.a ln 14 plans build to suit, perf for &~==:.re· m4> 11th.St. Dining Rm. Newly de· NR BEACH -2 BR. 2 ba = ~p!,~"re!':i~ arch, enpr. computen. ----------•NewuPIJ'ilded2200aq.ft. conted.Adult.a.nopeu. dupin. 2 car gar. frpl, waterfallS, ponds! Ges electronlcflrm. Apel EMJC!. Townbouae. Back $400. 1.st. lut & security. yrly. 1525 mo. 790-7241 for cooking fr beating Curtis• Assoc· Bay Newport Beech 842-0135. Newport Beach Realty paid. From San Dieao :wl6-4570 -" .. ......_ .... _ .. com Frw• drive North on f D II htf I ........ ·-· •• -. II • .. ----.... ••4 3 er. 2 Ba. ~ block lo I 450 aq. t. e I u pin with teMAa court,•----Beach to McFadden worklnl apace with ....................... .... , ••• J707 •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• ~ 11• -mo •••••-••••••••••••••• beach. Yeuly. then W.t on McFadden ....... an • .a-. --U ba" ... I 1 Br. Carpet.a, drapee, 'ape. r-· . TMIWl•.u-Stt-80IS to Seawind Vllle1e. ....... ..._.... ru ... ltOft, -..-. UUla pd. UaetlaMl-~ . •-(71 .. )-5.-yr old blcl1. taO mo. •• ., ... UT5 LumyAdultmut .. taf-NEWPORT HEIGHTS 2 .• -~. ~ .,., Ut_, I or . . 2Br. lBe. Balcaay $400. fordable IMq. U 6 I Br. 1 Ba. No kitchen. 1.-Aatoes ..... 11 . ftl.W !Br 8t1llllo l~Ba. Patio &'; • .:,:1.:..:~i:!!!· S400mo, Incl. utll. .... -............... .. .. ,,,_ b9dl apt, quiet tm. 8.1., D/W, 1arqe. eel._. eomtJec.::r ......,,.-am La,_. 8eada llo&or Ju, oidll' mm, no pets, yrly adula. DO peta . ...._.,, pad De ~ pin • m No. Pacific Coaat IMf llllUI. smo . ..,...,... ~. llGlt beaudfU1 .,.:,. ea Venaillea lBr Condo, H~T· Laiuna Beaeb. m.mt. Larte l 8ctrm Upper H B . -mo. (Zll) 1»21D Da117, Weekl:J, IUtclMD C....._ J7J4 ....._ •. Qaiet build: ·ft.am•. -...it Ilk t« RJdt avallabae. Low whiter ....... -............ lnl wltll beaatlf•I IB.a.~a....,.. fDk Newport twttu Duples ratea . ...-.. MCAllTAS la8dleapla1. ADULTS +'" ·•oc· 2 Br. 1 ........ paid. Room ... tile~·· rin11w . ..-.-•up. 0!!.! .... !!: ... '!!.•~ J:t•...., ~ 2 Bil j -..e 1Detlll1~. Achalla, Neu bas 6 aboppbi1 -.cl . ..,.. Mllba, ao L_ ... ,_., ru-••· . .. -· cllilllllNa Olt 1 ......... mo. lit. lut ceater. Adult• oaly. ..... 1UO N..,..-t Bl. ~A ... 1 bit S . .ai. to'PCR tm mo +tm.SIT~Bolaa.N.B. E~ N :• 0t wbdl.' ..... lllholll61Pll a1 ... wj.-tA'N.61Blk __ ,.._MM-IPll • DaJI m..-. l!ftl 6 ._,_. lo.al..,.at.-r. ' .._. ... IOU. -------- Coraaa del llar IUDDJ ~ Beaclllfnlat .,,... ..... , .. ...., Apt. I Bdrm.a, I b~. f.U. ... AA for ra,.. tmo. ...... Wllde • --°"' ----••• -.-... --.-... --.-... --..... , ..... -.~ ............... , 0.... ..... .... L.~-:':r ....... y-..... '" ..... 11-v ........ .... Venalllla I 9r eo9do, "~l!_._ H1·4HI wk . slat loe, fall IH • ....,._ . •••'""· .... mo. aa..ik;e'i•iia•iiiiiPii'iii' f.ii•tiaallfii;J .,... a 1w• tt..o. NeWIJ cleeor. 1 Br. ....... .=...., san::; ........ apt. o .... . ...... • MdOffl a..U ... i.t.. ... a .. . ... No ••"· UH. • ..... eo.---1Mlo~~ .... ~=--~.:......:..:..._ ___ , -1 Br ............... llllt I ............ -+ IOIJ • /lot• of Hat --~or :It•·••• aft ..................... ............ ..... ................ ............ ,. .. tllll ... llt·ltU, IM Pl tit ..... Aee !!J!!M ~ An. Ht·lllf aft ... D .. t lWMPll r ' , ! . ' . ..,,.:., 4 " ~ ~ .t. I • f f, I ". , I• 'J •.• 1. 'J I ' -- 1st TIME AVAILABLE · 500-2600 Sq. Ft. NEWPOIT BEACH SPECIALTY CEllTEI terms. <T-0301.. 7-0IDI sc•au 1(l$ 7-0'JD, 7-0ID). r11atione 1UU1rL Buaineu Brollen, Inc. 1.W(1$ (714)TJ'0.7451. NW ft DIT CLW• Rubber-Album - llllaalon Viejo, fully '--:U.~zlht- equllll*l ... full price. h it true that ln order to et.oa>> Natlonal Bual-1 preveat theft of their n e • • Bro Ill er• · I auppllea. fast food <T14)TJ'O.TG1. re 1 ta u r a n t • u • e ..r.caAPr SHOP BUllGP alarms! . "' .· Profitable, 1rowta1, Found: II Dobe, llD· '"' xlat Oraat• County er'OllPftdean. Gralaam • aboppla1 center loe. 1 Me....._. KB . ..-.i Te,... U .. llD). Na-__.... --.... tlmal a.11 •• Brallus. --.;-., lac. (TM).,,._7... ... I f IJM • ~ t----------· ····-···········-· .. ... W. Pa&LAW ............ ·. rrlK tatal ... dowa. .. .... WW dD aa7tMM • nit~....._ Viejo L•1••· coatl•e•tlal .,... < > ... ...._. ov_• 11..:.!.0· a. ao •. , Bul1111 ....... lac. N.a.- <TMmt-7& TOlolY'I .... oPM&W~ WIS --.,,.. ccwa•• ..;.~It-J I-TUSTIN LEARNING I CE_~J_ER _ SPECIAL LEARNING DISORDERS •DIAGNOSTIC TESTING AND EVALUATION • INDIVIDUALIZED ACADEMIC INSTRUCTION • EDUCATIONAL COUNSELING • PERCEPTUAL TRAINING • SPEECH Ir LANGUAGE THERAPY WITH PSYCHOLOGICAL SUPPORT SERVICES UCEllSH PSYCNOLOCISTS & CIEl(llTWED fUCHHS CWYS £.SIMMOMS · P.H.I. DIRfCTOI THllSPOUATIOll PIOYllEI HAMPUS R(TAIL Cl CRKS & OltlfR IHSURM«:C PlAJIS ACC£PT£0 544-0556 17772 IRVINf TUST1 :'1o •BALLET• TAP •JAZZ• MODERN DANCE •CHILDREN• TEENS • ADULTS .................. Clas Ms •w ... s.tt...._ Clelw.ferw-I tltl Yorlltoww A••· lka~ leecll Just W of 8r®".hurl1, ne•t to S.1nny H9wen anl -962-5440-~ JOLEE MILLER VOt'AL rnAININt. ()ll l lON as openings for students of •ges and levels . Graduate ~stminste r Choir College, Prmceton. N.J . ~ 546-6985 ORANGE COUNTY BUSINESS COLLEGE 11111.MW•tkYD .. ~ II A PROFESSIONAL NA" flUM -LIAIM -N•All * SE<JIET ARIAL •LEGAL. •EXECUTIVE *WORD PROCESSING. *ACCOUNTING •BOOKKEEPING TO ADVANCED *DATA ENTRY FULL TIMI PUCIMINT ASSIST AMCE Cl.ASSIS NOW FOtlMIMG Call Now 772-6941 Accredited Member Association of IQdependenl Colleges and Schools Financial Aid Programs Available SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA COLLEGE OF MEDICAL & DENTAL CAREERS MIOICAl ASSIS TING ~ ........ .,.,....,.. .MEDICAL SECRETARY MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST MEDICAL TRANSCRIBER DENTAL ASSISTING (ROA) DENTAL TECHNICIAN EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN 111 [ .·-··· .................... . '.~·==-'-! f9dW<el Sc'-h ... _ .. Al't llt.1•1,. '""""''~ y,. ••. , ...... ,.,.u, , .. ,.,..1,., ~ ...... ". '""' ..... 9#t .. , ....... ,."" .. ,., ... ,,,._ All Av-1 8 D~7ii~~~~:;ES stm111 UUJ-caua • •11CM. a DUIT#. caams 1111 s. •mmm sT .. 111111•. CA. t1114 r ........ Jaa. 0-CerciM,AH'Obic, lallrOCMn, & WHhnt, Haw.n. & laton Dorothy Jo Dance Studio 25 I 5 f . C tt Hwy, CdM Doroftly Jo •-•• 241 I E. C•t. H wy. CdM 673-1420 WAS 1980 A REASON FOR CHANGE? 1981 Take Action Now! $Cash in at Goldenwest$ Presenting Lloyd Shoemaker's School of Real Estate • Full Length Course Retundaoie 1u1t1on 8 sessions l'1cluding all tex1 sample tests & lectu res week·eno retre~her & malh & testing session • Week-End Course • Math & Testing Session For those of you who are reaoy 10 take the state e:-.am Don t take a C'hance• Unhl you ve attenoed our Matr1 & Tes11ng Session to see how prepareo you 1eally are Also Available I • Broker s Correspondence Courses • Broker s 3·Day Lecture Session 'We Qut\t•r\fff y01.1 Pi~-. U' /Ywt mon.n. O..." 'Cl~' P•11t t ooen ro• tu!~' ,,,.trumi1101 Ano fJIJttai•• 213/926-7847 714/827-5801 Free Introductory Lecture ~ 890 7 Warner Ave = .}., Huntington Beach. Ca ELIMINATE LEARNING PROBLEMS We Offer. Specialized Programs Designed to Help Students Who: • Dislike School or Leorn1no • Become Confused Easily t)') ·Daydream 1n School CV • Feel Lost • • Feel li ke a Failure • Hove Poor Grades • Learn Slowly • Don 't Know How to Learn Tutoring or Remediation in Language Skills, Comprehension, Phonics , Math , Spec1a Study Programs and C0unse11ng Avo1loble Algebra. . THE STUDENT IMPROVEMENT CENTER A O•v1~1uN or tt>u 11c .. Call Today--642-9088 CONTRACTORS LICENSE ~ ~~rr W I MAiet IAIUNG JHI IXAM • tASl • lASY, • AffOIDAaU l•f\•,•,11111N·,11.i11 1111Nl\l Ill ltll llNlllll I fl W 1111'.INI '•" M l\Nl\1 11 Ml NI 1\1 f 1111\0 1 S 111\C,OllN I ttl 898 -9584 lOCAflON!o Tlll O W ,.A<>I tHaOUOHOU1 t Al I U \ CAllfOIHIA I ,..,..... IJIO ,..,... 5350 Penan... nso' .. ;r: & •··~·~··••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• :,....t~ H.t. W..t.d 71 00 Help W..ted 7100 I ... ...__ rf '~-,....._ •• ~-[••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• COME TO WHEIE THE llS AIE! Irvine Collete of Business IHtl Noye.A• .... I,.,._, CA '2714 556-8190 • ln a few short months, you'll have the skills and confidence to enter the job market in an excit in ~. well·paid. rewarding career as an: • ADMINISTRA1'1 \'f: Sf:('HF:T1\RY •LEI.Al. St-:CRF:TAR'I' •llOOKKF:F:PER • Jl'N IOR AlTOl 'NTANT • c; f:NERAI. OFFl('Jo: 1\SS(ST1\NT • RE<'EPTIO:\IST HELP YOURSELF! Hundreds of Orange County companies have hired Irvine graduates. Call now for more information and brochures. The Orange County employers need you now~ Inquire about fin ancial aid assistance~ (You may be eligible for Federal grants and loans.> GET· STARTED NOW! CALL 556-8890 TRAVEL AGENT \lorn1n g. aftt·rnoon & ·l~~!'>l'S P ac;/;c :Jravef Scfwof 61 0 E. 17th St. Santo Ano (7141 543-9495 E1tabli1h~d t 963 Finann al . \ icl I' t'C 1g rams :\ t't'I' t• d i t t· d I> y t h l' :\ t'l' n· d it 1 n Ii Commission of t hl' :"\ ation;..il ,.\ssnt·iatton of Trad(• & Tl•t·hni<"al S\'hools_ \n)l'l'll'llll _\1rlirH':--s .... hn· Comput1:r T ra11.11n j.l PILOT TRAINEES Earn your wings down under in friendly Australia. The cost is less & the visit is enjoyable. Call Bill Hawkins, 957-8317 aft. 7 p.m. Poclflca EnlerpriMI Claues In color cwlllltatioft. Leant to us• color iR cos 111etics & wardrobe for the total look. Cal 645-1301 for iltfo. TOUCH A CLASS wl~ -.r.ClfllC * •••••••••••••••••••u•• --------~-~~~~'!--~~~ :M~=:.ce •llCOITS• ~!~~-~ ..... !?!.~ Mmunllnx ADYmmS..-H.tpW..t.d 7100 .tpW..W 7100 ServincOr.Cty l ..... lltlXT. 7tJI . A/PCLBI Acd.Cw...... • ........................................... .. DIYOKNY-MAIL r .• It • . A c c u r a t e ' ~=te h5 Action ( . ..,._, Men 30+. Girls Zl·IS. Re1l1ter: SlO. _...... John lllUlard Retired man 11eekll pnt ,.:llt't•ll t·u .. er op~ty Immediate o-lnl! for • • • Jmt<>Dened Uhn. thnelocalwork • 1 "'"00 MOW HIRING .... , ... r Of'(' for F1111 on a Ren c y e 11 per ' d . Teri.. ___ 540-MIO lllllmd lr1vr11t.mrnl firm. roordlnator with Rd . 110 .. St. BODYGUARD Mf!dlul/dtintal bc'nt'fils m anaRerlal /organiu· Huntinetoa Beada. MAI.I llCOllTS Xlnt driver. Courier. fully peld. Computtr n · lional skills. Jndwitrial Youaretbewilmerof .... ec8llhll non·imohr. depend•· per. Call· 840-0123 or trade account.8 back· 4 .......... Cc .. ' Mii •crwtt bl n-..... -1--------1 itround preferred. Call ($1Avaa.e),to e . ..-p._.._ FA!ddiat114-'711M)355 .,..... .. ......... ........ .. .... lllar.4thrullar.I Ht-1171 AnUelm C.O.vention Caller' cau Ml--. nt. m to clalm1QUr~. ••• M!COUMnt•• -'/• IOOll ..... Ae!towlUnl An1werin1 Service tall· Ina appllcallon1 for 11PM·'7AM 1hlf\ Sun " Mon only. 382 W St .• IC. Lal\SI• Beach __ ASSIST MAMA•• Auto rent.al. No exper. neceaary. Call m..aas or '7'12-«il50. ASSDIBLERS. We will AUTOUMTALA•T train. Apply '7AM . No exper. nece1ury. MacGrqor Yachts. 1831 Callm..orm-IS50. Plaemtia. ea.ta Mesa AUTOlllOl'IVE ,.._::t, ... •/ .......... lntral. 1-r--------To .mt In developln1 U.. P 6 L. Work under mlalmtun 1upenblon. ...... lo ... 1nc1e.,.. dnt Jud1ement. llay f/C Acc1•t• Poalllon w/Npt . 8ch. prop. m1mt. firm . <>utatandhl111 carHr opp- t y .-G /L, A/P , A IR w/emphula In nnanclal a naly1i1. If you 're brifbt w/prior f'/C exp., we'll train 10U 6 provide for career advant!e· ment. Call: ...0123 AmST Life CMt Sculptor needl aul1tant for a new 1tudlo, mu1t be am· bll.'°'9, creative, exper In wortinl In the human form, wotll well w/peo- Full time T-.. thru Sat. Dealenlli9 eapertence preferred. Call Elate Tboms*im. "Yow firfrl-1 ;. jlltl a photie coll CIWl1V· " SERVING ALL OF ORANGE COUNTY AND LONG B6t\CH HOME/ OFFICE I HOTEL 177-¥ ........ Aw.-. ~-....c ..... ,.., . ~ auta wort to lower· I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!~!!!! ..._.-elerb. Xlat. com· P••1 bHeflt1. Call 111111• after tAll : .... ._ • ._.ASST pie. •llm an)'Ume. Interior de111n 1hof. Order,npedjte. Lilli Aaaembler/Eleetronlca aec'l, pn. otne.. M·F Immediate open1D1 for f.12 .... llO/hr. l40-tlta. ftnal ....mbly poalUon. ,________ Eaper w /alr ...._l AIST. aerewdrtver dealrable. SIJOO/-. Small friendly eom· Corporate 6dqt1. for paaJ • ..._. oeean. Call Uttle II .. It Cl-"'ed ln1• eontnetor near Clladl: -.-. acla an r= 1mall O .C. Airport. Call • .,.... to "11111 11 .. ms1oe. AH for An· ne ,...,. dn• ta ealll .. 1111 nlll....., _d7...__."'"9_.-· ____ Wnt .. ·I Dally Pi ............ ,Topi-.'-!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!( CIWlfted Ad. Call Toda ,_. el m.. .._ eaUr- W811lMI CaUI01171 ........ ....,.._, ar ..... tlWACC.U nJLLli PARTTlllE Podian available In our ~ Coaal Plau oftlce . f!xperleattpnf'd. Call: Kathy Amburgey 540-40ll CAUFOINIA FEDEUL ~· ..... 895TownCenterDr. ea.ta M•a,,Ca. a26 F.quaJ Opportunity Employer --------·· ./ VAULT TELLERS Wells Fargo Bank has Immediate openings for individuals with l year min . bankin g ex -~ perlence to fill the posi· lion as a Vault Teller in both El Toro and Alicia Partway branches . Along with an excellent. salar y and benef its package. you will find a friendly working at· mosphere. For more in· formation please ca II : Jessica 714-973-3724 WELLS FARGO BANK Equa l Opp Emplyr m/f/h CASHIH 32·4C»\rs/wk. incl. Sat. & Sun. Experienced. App- ly in per.iOfl, Kerm Rima Hardware. 2666 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa. CASHI ER H OUSE WARES SA LES. Apply i n p e r s o n : C r o wn Hardware, 1024 Irvine (WC$tC:liH Plaza J N.B. CLERICAL Invoice ofco nds person accuratr wifigures. typing & 10 key. exp req 979-8600 C M Clerical SENIOR CLERK Plessey Semiconductors : is see«lng a Senior Clerk . ror our Sales/Customer Service orr1ce. Sha rp .. personable. self starter . ability to think on feet & good communicat ion skills a must TypinJZ 40·45 wpm P re vious cus tomer service ex perience a definite plus Apply m person PL ES SEY s..ic.ct.cton 1641 Kaiser Av Irvine. CA Clerical CLERK, PURCHASING ........... ~ ... WESTERN DIG ITAi. CORPORATION ts a leadinii stmiconductor manufacturer IOt'ated in Orange County We are currently involved in many exciting projects 1n a creative a n d stimulatinR work en- vironment. We 1nv1te you to rome and gro11o with us in 19111 ' .. Selected candidate will perform various duties an the Personnel Deparl· j' • ment. including typing purchase orders. fil1ng. m aterial expediting. e tc . Requires high school with business em· phuis. Some clerical ex· perience a plus. This is • great opportunity to grow with a fut-movtni Company. We offer top n o te h salaries and rringe benefits. including Com.-pany.paid medical, den- tal and life inauran~ educational reimburse- ment. credtt union and an outstanding Employee Sto c k Ownenb.lp Plan. To app- ly. please atop by the P~ l>epartmetit. WESTERN DIGITAL CORP'- 118RedHWAven• <Corner Baker 6 Jltd HUI) Cc.ta ..... c. -I .. !J.11,..'!, •a ·.::. .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ill.ff/ .... •• I I I ••••••••••••••••••••••• •at ~W..e.4 Mowint. lnr. rack· Wut a Rt:AILY CLEAN ~-RoM4Utie1 HOUSE!C~IGlaOam Sprinklen.~wu~~u~ Olrl. P'rw •t. MS.SlD Dave~ Bud-...1 II• Pnetk-aJ NWM Pvt duty, eap'd, ref•. Full/pt.Ume. ''Let me uretor you." -.1111 Ex....,U. bouaekeepbtf, 1--------e quip 6 1 uppllu M•n 't P l 11 .,..,.,.. tunlilbed,tn.twort#ly6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• depMl-4970 Custom brick, atone, DAVE'S PAJNTING b*''-eoncrete. stucco. Servinl Are• 9 yean .. , Hot iundl C M Cluv· Uo ~tiooi Mf.&423 •n Ha•• ham••r. will JlUH travel' LOHI Vohl 1 ('hUdcare, lovin1 home, ln1. s weep n1. Free EaUmates. Me-OM4 or MS-sm. Superb Houaecleanin1 Reta. rnie eat. Mt--9412 Mmt Reuooable Spectacular Results Insured lic'd. 780-730 P 1a l n t 1· n 1 . prompt BRICKWORK: Small ---1'-------1 f73..0IQ/6'2·4'31 Jobe. Newport. Costa Fine at/int pahltin1 by Service. ....................... : E...-tn...~ Tm,_,...,....._. Siii-( llemodel. r•P•tr, rr hot luodi, fenced yrd. •VERYl~OW PRICES• r• •11on•lltl•. nlleble c um p aniona h l p l.andacape malnt· MRS. CLEAN MAKES IT Mesa, Irvine. Refs. Richard Sinor. Lie, ins. TopQuality. LlcSMl50 GLUM, Homes, apt.I, 675-3175 Tryme.'31-4410<24hrs> lSyeanOranpCounty. S.llm. 711-JUI --~--'"~~--~· ~ ..,.._.Al ~~ C'lnups . ..urt•t Ceorge,$49·20U orflce. Carpet. ~2240 13&-18 · 145-09 -----"------! E4X PERT Br I ck • Paintinl 6 Papering Tree/lhrub trim, remov, : clnup1, haul. Ccmol'M.t. ~ dirt, etc. Jim 111-tslO : l)OfTNOWI AVALON CONST c...... H_.... Calm addltioo1. nu ••••••••••••••••••••••• •-•,_.,.••• Housek ee pinl ex · perienced dependable articulate Deborah MS-2"713 Muonry. Small jobe fr Cabinet Ref°lnlahlng PAINTtNG n....1 ---'-F t Reuonable Rates A*'-1•*3 kllche1u , r•ruodel 1 New CC11Wt.ructiun • re-..................... .. v .. o.u, Pilat r arpenlr)' Refer Lie modf ... Bonded 6 Insur. <.:ariientry/Handyman repairs. Frplc facings. ..-.vo. '"""· ree es . T__.__ .___. __ Refs.S.Sl..sM,780-7074 Rsnbl.Sleve5'7·4281 &4&-7'"5ext.27 Fr-9..........--• SWviN Dlrenory N7 ,_ U'Mll R W D.848-9557 Drywall, painting, misc. ... ••&•live repairs. Your specific•· Ma1671..tJI t C ..... S--.u D••• lft llons.754499 ~~~~--~~~119 . . . .................... . ..................... . ; WeCanCarpel t:leaoen SS DESl"NS Hwdwudllloon St..ai clean 6 uphols Custom Dra~y Win •••••••••••••••••••••- On\..-ways s>Arklfll lot repatr&. sealco•lln& W o r Ii guar True ll dows, lOOO's of fabrics, llARDWOODF'LOORS mow.l wut 64.5-3716 S3 96-4.95 yd. 10 day del Cleaned & Waxed SllS A.spllalt &46 4871 Shampoo~ slu m clean LK''d 'olor bnghteners, wht crpls 10 m in bleach ~.!'.! .. !••••••••••••••• Han. llv dan rms $15 , av& rm S7.SO; roucb $10: GEN. CONSTRU<-'TION Additions. Remodels Llc/lns. Mark 979-4411 chr 15 Guar. eUm. pet odc>r Crpt repair IS yrs exp. Do work myself C ...... U f... Reis. SJl-010..!_ Free est. 30 yrs in area. Anytime. 832 48111 SA. 645-6654 ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• tlaul. cleanup. conl'rete removal Dump truck. quick serv 642-76311 ELECT RICIAN pnced right. free estimate on largeorsmaJIJobs. Tree/shrub trim. con· L1<· #396621 673-0359 crete removal. clean· ups. Free est. 557-8271 ----------•Lie. contractor '3110921 Inter/Exler/Refinishing, Personaliied House cleaning by KUMI. Call Eve 531·5172 a.c-r-••••••••••••••••••••••• Short forms & renter's c redit, only S9.95 't il Mar. Jrd. Bring W-2's. rill in free tax organizer . No appt req 'd. 645·9626 111...-..ce Bonded, ins. Free est. ceilings/wallpaper. Lie MS-83 or 645-2463 Cain & Sons 1198-5105 Masonry our Specialty. Our work can change your outlook. No job too small. No job too big. 631·2004 Call Mr. Masonry , c ustom brick & tile work Competitive prices. 675-4394 Painting: Comm'I. In· dustrlal, Residential. Free est.. low rates . 67'.H737. Painting & Papering Wallpaper Removal Patal Cutler. !IQ-3006 ....................... ---RALPH'S PAINTING Lie. lot/Ext. Low Rates. For ins . purposes, we videotape prop. & con- tent. Call 640-0100 Video Ver. Mo"-J ••••••••••••••••••••••• "".... 964-5566 Painting lnt./Ext. ren- tals our specialty. Ac· ----------1 ....................••.. SPECTRUM PAINTERS TYPING SERVICE Specialiat.s in all phases Wkdya (2U)~IJCM of the trade. Cabinet re· Eva (714)-..za7 fini.sbing. Call N4-4m (Steve) Typln1 in my home. ----------1 Prot .. lonal~ret.ary. Paintinl int/ext. • re· · ~7114 ~ pairint. Call George for -----~--- free est. Anytime. (714) W..._Cllr' I 891-4808 (213) 928-0229 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I\ ''Let 11le s...lline In'' 'I' Pt.tw/..,..,. Call SUnabine Window ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cleanin1, Ltd. 5• 1151 Neat patches & textures """'· ltJ.143' PLASTERING All types int/ext Free est. 645-8258 Window Wa1hin1 spedalizing in residen- tial. 842-U49 145-79'72 _R_el'_s _______ ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• C.....e/C011Crete HOME REPAIRS ••••••••••••••••••••••• E-l ec tril'ian . highly qualified no job* too small. we ean handle a~ problem. 631·2004 Cleaning & Tree Trim Const. work, painting or.,., Ray. 964·4276 Moving? The Starving College Students Moving Co. bas grown--s ame good service. Ins, lic'd. #Ttu-4311. 641-842'7 coustic painted. Prom pt. ~•W.a Seaside Painting, Greg .. Int/ext Cuat. cabinets Foundations, Retaining CHAR RENOVATING Walls, Hillside Restora· 645-3749 lion, S labs, Patios. Block-& Brick. Li<''d. 642-83117 eves. Feftcillg ISkiploader-dumptru~k ••••••••••••••••••••••• aradina·demolition·haul WOOD FIHCIMG tree& yd work 831 · 12571 Free est. 645-8258 · - 53&-~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• -------Inside Sunshine Paint Co. For ins. purposes, we Student will move you at videotape prop. & con-very reas . rates. Interior Painting , Always Satisfied. Reas. -Bob 846--0934 tent. Call 640-0100 Video 752-1493, 848-3777 Verification ••••••••••••••••••••••• DRAINS CLEAIB Sl0.75. Don't get robbed. Call B&B Plumbing. Gas, Water & Rooter Service. 552-8896 To place your mesaa1e before the reading public. phone Daily Pilot Clauified, 642-5678 ,,, Cabinets . all t ypes Kitchens, storage , bars . hkcases, divid e r s . vanmes. formica etc. 894-l!N9 All types concrete w,.-k & ---- drilling, sawing-J re· Sell things fast with Daily Find what you want in ave something to sell?' pain. Mike, 870-5423. Pilot Want Ads. Daily Pilot Classifieds . Classified ads do it well. WANT ACTION? Classiled Ads 642·5678 Sell idle items Classified Ads, your one· 642-5678 atop shopping center. ' ----- Hefp W..e.4 7100 Hefp W.e.cl 7 t 00 Hefp W-.hd 7100 Help W..t.ct 7100 Hefp W..e.d 7100 Hefp W.e.cl 7100 Hefp W..tff 7100 ·····················~· .......•••.•.•••.......................................................•.•••..•........... , ....................••...••.•.................. B EAU TIC I ANS • Construction Yard Man, Driver to pick up de· General Office. phones, --•••••••• . ACURISTS. folio~-IOOl(I~ CLalCAL F/T. must have valid I ceased peg & some yard lite payroll, invoicing. Hotel ing pref to work in Flex. PT/r'f'. 631·5031 A better pQSiUon awaits driver's Uc. 1971 Placen-1 wortt. 1954.2 Beach Blvd, typing, xlnt opportuni· DIMMB COOtc w!lrm. almosph~re , you at Victor. Tum your fa c M ty .. SIP Sytems. 1611 Full time opening cur- fr1endly hrs. fie 1ble. laaWntper.fC experience into money. 1 • • H.B. Monrovia C.M. 645-9640. rently exists for exper'd. Tbe Hair Depot. 55 ·2234 or Ir .ccwwwlwl Following skills needed· COOIC DllYBS ' dinner cook with pre- Thru 'rinancial state-CLERKS' Preschool Pa rt/ f·u11 DiaJ-A-Ride, located in GaaAL OFPICI stigious hotel. Suc- ments for investment co. (TYPISTS time exp. Irv S.Sl-4533 Laguna Hills hasp/time Good typist. 10 key by cessful applicant will be Good salary+ pension & S~RETARlES a. f/time PoSitions. Gd. touch. telephones. Grow-able to work in nexible profit sbr plan & Major ~EMBLERS Data rrocessiltcj driving rec. over 2l (in-ing publishing company. situations. be organized. Med. Fashion Isle loc. ,CallToday Operatorneededfornix-s urance requirement). Non smoker pref. available weekends & CallMCH234forappt_ WorttTomorrow dorflentrix systems for EOE. ~30.6191 Bill $832/mo. For appt call comfortable with recipe tWn~h Never a Fee! Ion~ term assignmt. Call Downing 645-8830. Mrs. Northrup. cards. Enjoy excellent for more info. Tod ------company benefits, in· with following. Excel. working cond's. Please call Wed. lhru Sat. 642-0092. aslt for Joyce ..,./SCTaY Exper. mature person for real estate oCfice in Sunset Beach. P /T '1"z day. Salary $500/mo. 714/846-68011 or eves 213/!182·5743 IOOIOCmlMG _,_ ACCOUMTIMG To assist in developing the P It L. Work under minimum supervision. Required to use indepen· dent judgement. May N. B. 556-8520 ORG. 835·2662 Equal Opp Emplyr MI F assign work to lower-...__••••••••~ level clerks. Xlnt. com-I"' pany benefits. Call M illle after 9A M : ~- CLERICAL ----------~---------·1 Register today for local temporary assignme'?ts. '°°" .... Full or parttime. with strong AIR & A/P ex- perience. Computer en· try knowledge helpful. Racquetball World. F.V. !IQ-1374 (uli: for Ronda Duncan). S DOING ~··. BUSINESS :;: UNDER A .... FICTITIOUS NAME? II you heve juel lll•d your new Flc1illoue 1 BuelneH Nam• end I •IOOR .... S AUTOMOTIYI Busy Chevy store seek· ing bookkeepers with automotive exp. for manual entry of service sales. accts rec .. etc. Pleasant worlring cond. 557-0045 CT\-Llf\: 1£MPOllAllY Pff!SOt4NH SUMCfS l72l lirclt StrMt ............ E .O.E. in John Wayne Airport ~!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I complex. Salary open. •-••••••••I See ofc mgr. Howard Chevrolet, Dove/Quail Sts. Newport Beach. •CAIDllYBS• Checker Cab 770-0222 have nol yel eubmltted · It for publlcaOon, pl•H• ----------i a.tK.Mn- Newport Beach mortgage banking com- pany has an entry-level position available in our loan service dept. Some previous office ex· perience desirable & don'I forgea th•t lh• llmll•tlon la 30 d•y• ltom dale of llllng. The DAILY "ILOT will publlth your •latemenl lor S38 .50 , Our clrculelloo lncludee the entire Or•na-Co•ll •r•a •nd 19991 nollcH eppeu In all edlllona. In order to submll your •l•lemenl for publlc•llon aend •pproprlat• cotlY and • check lo THE DAILY PILOT, P.O. Boa 1560, Coste ...... CA 92121. We'll do Ille ..... FOf lnlormellon •bo.n , ... , advertlelng pleaM call 142-4321 Ed. 3J2. Llttle Is 11NJ! ! CASHIERS good communication skills. For appt.. call 640·4580, ext. #202. UTVTEM-E-.O.E_. -- Cle rk / Man ager . MARKETS For 2nd & 3rd Shifts DELI MANAGER We promote to manaae· menUr supervision from within. WANTA CAREER? Costa Mesa 111 Del Mar 631-9421 Laguna Beach 4N-'233 Hallmark & Gifts. F.xp pref. 64(). 7373. CLalC TYPIST Classified Ada are really small "people to people" sales calla with big re· adenbip and bi& results! To place your classified ad, call today 842-5878. ~~!!~!!~~~~I We provide relocation services for mjr. cor· porations transferring their employees. Our Homesales Div. is seek- ing a clerk typist (typing skills SS-«)wpm). rt you are well organiied. de· tail-Oriented. this posi· tion is for you. Salary is 9IOI> mo. Excell. vaca· tion. sick leave & co. paid benefits. C a ll Frankie at: 752-07<11 Merrill Lynch Relocation Mgmt .. Inc. Equal Opp Emplyr MI F .••••• • Daily Pillit . : Accounts ,. : CLOTHISTIMI • lookkHper e Now hirlnl part time . . . . . • -·sales 6 A11i1tant e A full-time pos1t1on 1s available Mana1er Trainees. • for accurate person with al least e Minimum Imo. ex- • t w o y e a r s e x p e r i en c e i n 1 e perimce. Call 842· 1231. • processing accounts payable for' e c 0 c11 ta l I w alter / computer input, cash reporting • wattre., hilb volumn e and disbursement scheduling and .,....._ at prime o.c. • forecasting. Will prepare bank • AhpJrt aoc. Exp. depen· 8 deposits. Must possess good orfice e ;8m"::ti °':!,'~ fr::~,~~:!! Services979·8900 Drycleaner s /Counter Go•R"MSs/H ... pr eluding a free meal per . F /T. Will train. 642·5466. S mo. infant, live in or shift. Apply in person. AskforYvonne. out. N,B. wate rfront Mon-Fri.. 9AM -Noon. Dal. F/T & rjT. Eslary's , 3444 E. Coast Hwy. C.dM . 675-1354 Delivery Man for early AM L.A. Times home de· livery. Economical car required. Adults only. 2"' hrs. per day. No col· lecting. $4.50 per mo. net ta ke home + bonus +ga s allowan ce . Westmins ler /Hunt. Bl'h. area. 6311-5466. Dental Experienced porcelain frame/C&B Tech. NP & gold. Must know attach· ment & bridges. Good wages + be n efi t s . Trainee for Dental Exec. Secr etary ex · perienced in law. real estate. resumes, etc. will do extra typing at home. (714 )837-8349 evenings. EXTRA INCOME Parttime, we train (over 21>3pm-Spm. 536-2403. FACTORY TIAIMHS Mature, re liable in· dividuala. Pressure guage manufaclurer. 4 'Miay work week. 15542Chemical Lane <McFadden & Bolsa · Chica) Huntington Beach Laboratory po.o1ition. AP· FILE CLBK ply in person 2474 112 Newport Blvd Costa Large insurance agency Mesa has immediate opening for fast. energetic file DF.NTAL Assist. Npl. c lerk. Paid company Bch Restorative prnc· benefrts. Call Linda. at t i c e ' n d s e x p · d .. 549-8161. e n e r I( e t i c t e a m Garden Grove Company member, ad . s alary. needs in-office sales many benefits. 631·2491 personnel & delivery D ENTAL ASSISTANT-drivers. No experience Chrside for busy c M , necessary. Will train in ~enerat practice. 4''1 dy our office. Call aft. lPM, wk. 54&-2410 Ask for Bill: 636·6180. O e n ta l A ssis tant General Offi<'e. Accurate chairs ide with X·Ray typist, 10 key by touch. lie Part t i me Sea l hvy phones, riling. Mon· Reach office 431-2929. Thurs 9-3. Call 642-1843 D i s h w 11 s h e r 5 • General Office. Bkkpg, buspersons. full & part auditing, typing. some time Immediate open-exp. helpful, but not nee. in gs . Apply In person Orange nr. Anaheim Howard J o hnso n 's Stadium.771-4750.9-5 Restaurant, 2S50 So. El Camino Real , San GBBALOFACE Clemente. l girl office. Light payroll. invoicing. typ. Domelltic Help wanted. i ng , phones . FIP Uve in pQSition. Systems, 1611 Monrovia. A Chri.4'lian couple or I CM. ~!l&IO. person needed to take <'are of 3 children + GBBAL OFACI cooking. Ml.lllt be able to 2 openings. Part time. drive. Car & self con-5 h r s . C . M . b o o Ii publisher. Hardworkers, tai.ned apt. provided on non-smokers. Typing, same grounds as main phone communication house in So. Laguna. For skills. Ca ll for in · details call Judy at terview: 540-0620. 58&-4400. Mon. thru Fri. 9AM to SPM. General Office ___ , Consulting firm needs home. Pvt rm & bath. Penonnel Must drive. 642·5001. MAaatOTI' HOTEL GUARDS-Irvine & S.A. locations, $4.00 & up . 978·'7243or6311-8191 GU AIDS Full & part time. All areas. Uniforms fum'd . Ages 21 or over. retired welcome. No e.xper. nee. Apply : U nivers~I Protection Service. 1226 W. '5t.h St .. Santa Ana. Interview hrs: 9· 12 & 1-4. Mon-Fri. HANDYPERSON for apartment complex Reliable. $4 per hr. 40 hrs. per week. Costa Mesa area. 645-3381. 675-~. ------ HARDWARESALES LA~AIEACH Retail. Per., full & p/lime. 240 Broadway, 497-4403 HARDWARE SALES Full time/Part time. Ap· ply in person: Crown Hardware. 1024 Irvine (Westcliff Plaza) N.8 . Heatth EYaYIODY LlllS AWIMMB Be. part of the fastest growing company in the health & nutrition field. UnUmited income OPP· ty. Call Mr. Armstrong 1191-0843 Hostess & dining room supervisor for pvt coun· try club. musl know how to type. Ask for Frank 549-03T7 Hostess IOllUIMS llSTAUIAMT Now hirin1 part time 900 Newport Center Dr. Newport Beach Equal Opp Em pl yr MI F Hotel Fnint Desk Clerk. Exp. seeking people to people communicators. Wkend work schedule. Gd with math. Apply in person to Mr. Roberts. M·F. 9am- l lam . Hotel San Maartrn. 696 So. Coast Hwy. L.B. Hotel ,,._. Desk Cleril E xperience preferred. Apply to Cindy, Surf & Sand Hotel Laguna Beach. 497-4477 Hotel Front Desk Clerks We are seeking people oriented persons able to work varied hours. Must be adept with figures. Full time pQSition offe.rs excellent com p a ny benefits. including a free meal per shift. Apply in penon, Mon-Fri .. 9AM· Noon. Personnel MAJWon HOTa 900 Newport Center Dr. Newport Beach Equal Opp Emplyr MI F Hotel Head Housekeeper. immed. opening for exp hotel supervisory housekeeper. F/T posi· lion. Apply in person to Mr. Roberts, M·F . 9am· llam. Hotel San Maarten. 696 So. Coast Hwy. L.B. day ho8tess. Interview -••••••••• 2-•PM. Tues.-Thurs. 37 Fashion Island. Newport Center. HOST-HOSTISS CA SHIM Hoat·Ho1te11 /Cashler needed day houn. Apply dally 11AM. Ml Casa Mexican Restaurant, 291 E.17th8t. C.M. Hotel Drapery Coordlnator , mature, energetic exp. person needed for penon with posit.Ive at. drapery department in titude to do 1eneral of. our desi1n s tudio. flee wort, treet clients, 11m--------55trUIOl. answer phones, type etc. HOST /HOSTESS Full or p/lime positions avail. for reliable. people--Oriented persons. Flexible shlrt.s. Enjoy excell. company benefits incluclin1 a free meal per 1hift. Apply in penan IAM-Noon, Mon· Fri. Penonnel MAlltlOTT MOTIL 900 Newport Center Dr. lllewpart Beach Equal Opp Emllbr II/ F Hotel Drapery Installer trainee Ca II Bobbi: 844-917 4 ; • abop penon. Drapery eves: 551·5184.. General HefpW..e.4 . 7100 HetpWllllM 7100 • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• HOUSECLEANERS To work for Janice's Raggedy Ann. P /T, 8·3. Tues.· Fri. 675-2514. JIWB.llY SALIS WILL TRAIN. Well 1rommed, intelli1ent, • self motivated person .. Pleaae call 759-1722 Housekeeper. live-out. * * * Must ha ve own transpor tation. Win· •:-.:.~ dow s . laundr y, housekeeping. Prepara· Dana Point tion oC evening meals. Youare&bewinnerof Wages open. Mon-Fri 4frwtldiets 12·5 nexible. 6"2·6392 ($14 value). to ........ HOUSEKEEPER. Nwpt . 1Mt SMw Bch, Uve-in, 1 child, pvt Mar. 4 thru Mar. 11 rm. refs req. Call Joyce Anaheim Convention 752-67'11. 640-4444 Center Call &42·5878, ext. 272 to Housekeeper/Nanny. claim your tickets. tive·in or out. needed for * * * working parents & darl· •----------ing l '1.lz yr old girl in Irvine. Must drive, net &n1lilb • have F ref. Call days: 759·9199; wliends/eves: 857-4730. HOUISekeeper/Companion for elderly person. Live· in or out. ~2009. HOUSR--S We have an immediate opening f or 2 housekeepers. Full time positions . 10PM-6AM s hifts . Xlnt. fr in1e benefits paclia1e. Apply in person at Advanced Realth Center. 1300 Bristol St. North. Ste. #100. Newport Beach. E.0 .E. M/F. Housekeeper /babysitter. Matw-e woman to live·in but not mandatory to care for infant & do housekeeping In CdM area. Ref 's. req. Call 966-0281 or 67 5-8604 ask for Debra. JN CO M E 0 TAX PREPARERS Hilb earning potential in volume ·offices . <714>5*0187 aft. 5PM. Or (213)294·5146 IMSPICTOI lnprocesa, noor • re- ceivtq. Top benefits in· cludln& heallll, dental. life• savinp plan. DELTRONIC. c.ta Mesa 545-0413 Insurance ACCOUNT I• ...._ASSIST. Part or full Ume. SG-'1144• L•AL SICUl'AIY Buay Law Ofnee, lyr lefalesp. pnf. Sal. com- men~urate w /exper. Lido Vllla1e 1175-tlOZ Le1al Secretary for aole practitioner. airport loc. Contenlal atmmpbere, nex Ian. Prefer back- lround in dril Ut./bual· neu plmmin1. word prc>- ceaainl np helpful. Con· tact J im at (714),. 97~· . . ~_!Ill Sec'y I L1tipuuo exp. (or so e practitioner 0 .C . Airport Loe. Xlnt salary pc.ttion to start immed. 851·lml LIQUOR Store clerk. Niles. Beach area. F /Ume. Exp. nee. Top . waiea. Apply In penon:; Holiday House Liquon.: 2917 E. Coast Hwy, CdM Live-In Housekeeper. a~. preciatlve family, 5 . days. 2 children. ocn front. ref'• ~ 1511 LOAMOMC• A11tt11ive Individual , needed with bank or : finance company ex· • perience. Faat-movm. • R.E. lender. Untimit ... opportunity. 121-1111 : (Demnia). Lovinl penon to care for ' 1/yr old boy, Tun •: Thun. 13/hr. &M-1173. FGS has openin1s in L¥M'S J.I t customer service dept. AWis Al SMfh to service automobile 99 bed SNP' amt. reput•· accounts. Muat have tlon . Beach area. sood oral• written com-o •·t dl ... _ flt mwlicationl allllla. Ex-u .. an nr ..... ne '· per. desirable. Startln1 _842 __ llN4 ______ _ salary commensurate MAKEUPltSICINCA.RE W/ftJler .• ability. Xlnt. I job opplJ tor brtlM -... co.bmeftta6careerad-1oln1 per.on, c•ll vancement potential. SD-lea. For appt: call Linda: ....:..:.::....::=.;._----- 714-54Nlll. . MAMM•TIAI• Wac•D11l•1r Jl'loarlq A drapery ex· perimt'e. RrlJ + comm. 2 dQll/w floor time + camultbll. N.8 .... 1111 To.._.ftlm,,_., ... .... I .No ....... wmen1m.m.-•·· ......... " • skills. Permanent position with e 11 F e good salary. Company paid life. e ~.,';4':1~ · · · I> hospital. medical and dental e mfr nffd1 non-amkr. very neat, clean ap· pearuce. Clean Calif. drher'• tic. Mon-Tllun 7-s :ao. Wa1e1 D.O. E .n. ..... ..,c .. .......... Dlffll Opportunity Hists for qualified applicant lo aene • driver f« pre-•tilklua ..... Tb1s hall Ume pmlUon ot nnlble 1hifta will require ClUI ll&.c...after-lain.Ze· joy a~ eompeny be'nenta, lneJudlaa a tree meal._. alllft. Apply In .,.,_, lloe· P'ri, IA fll · Noaa.Pwwllll1l HotelDI .--..a INTERIOR 1 ww•w LANDSCAPING CO. Am---~ .... taecme.llelPllllillll .... w•oleule bHl•efl. ...... e =~~i o~':::~a~~!~1~~ •. Computer • btwn sam·Spm or call &42-432l, ext Dre11 manuf•cturer • n .... put Ume data-• m . entl'y penon for mlal e CalMrllm e com,_.r in1tallat100. • Experienced at least 5 years. .• lltat lmow lO.keJ. 9ood e Must be able to use newapa_per ,.,=·: e camera and platemaltln1 e e systems. Excellent •••• and e ST. JOl'M C,aUMZ-lf'I Dm•SW+!ft9 Depmdallle !'•harp. 11 or a.er. 11-r lem-Spm. f'Jl.ma. .-for Erte. --Lite phik-up/deUverr. .... """· n.om,.. ............... 1111-1! AlrwayCll I 'beneflta. Apply ln peraon e 17412 Derian Au .• w/reswne, to Oran1e Coat DaU1 e' 1ntne 1-------Pilot (Coner llehln • • ' .°'9111 c...e •• ~l : ,.,... . ' I ; -W. Bay SVelt • TIMM UW. edi nallr ea.ta Meta CA ' ,.._, 1e111a.u.a Hnda • lllqual Opportunity Employer · :.. .._ ...:-:::-r~pJU: •! • ........ _.., ••••. t =:.~-~D : c .... w .. w ....... Esperteeed 4 "-11 SPll-UPll ldQl1All·5Pfll ........ c..... "11, St. San UPll-TAll .... ,.... lelllla•ll·1'Pll MAmOTT MOTIL •Ne.,_.c.t.' Dr. Nww,mt a..e• ~--11/F = .. di,....., bued Ill 0raapa,..,, ?:. r 1 n d~~~t blrln1 for full/time aupenlMM'J eaper. to malnteaance route. .........._...__._ a.. mUlla....owa~. eaU ~ • over ... for intenlew wkdaya i:!..allM..:~~.:-..:: _N0 _________ 1 v1Mar7, *".Z:. belnl •a-.......,.-• Ollla II•• bl..,_.. • ... ----· . Eajof eseellnt eom: PIT. •t ...... ealr. .,.., .................. ,..,,. ...... bect. •flwsMl ... dlft.Ap. ~. HaCll .._. _ _._ Pb' 1111 ........ llon·P'rt .. 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Min ' ••• •• SUO.MNm.• rr•. v ..... ..._or .._. • • 11h••t ••C ~.':' Apply ln ,.,._ p.., ,..._call Moa. thl'u S&e.tZll ell= 12. ---.ue 111. c n. ••••-.. •••••••••••• 4._ .... .... ........ ..,..,._.., ayuv.r t• PlaNnlla F ri aft 4 JOPM ' ' . ' mlac.pictuna.NNlll PLY INTONATIONAL CNUPAll!m , .. .._)to "' .......... ..,. ,....._. flnn, Ave C Ill Moeday 14S 2'10 Thomp10~ WOIDPIOCISSOI oa hm Am wtdl alrtlne Y"I "Olli Man" la 4 •..., , • "'-'. -1 ---hM ............. for Fnda'_y, 1 IO~ ~tatioaCo. EOF. f'uU or part dme. Im-Beautiful llAHOOANY twe>far-Gee tidet 1lip. bad: in bualneu I -1• • NeM •aha ••••Y ' d•P••d•ble 1l11arp -1medlat.e openini in our SECRrfARY,'700. Sin1apore. Central ea.mi. .... .... D , • ..... 99\ ,.,... •l•ued •19"n• Sa• Lady PIT, 3 ~vea SICUllTY lnlneoft'ice. XnOwledce -.-. Ameriu, Germany'-Ny llar.•UwuMar.I ~I c.1 ..... , •kW. Atta. lo llilaadle per..-Sunday11 ll 5 Mature perlOC\ needed. ot CPT word proceuor any of 11 countriet. • · Alt Dlrecton Aa· AnabahnC.venUon ". -·· ...... •/Ho•·•• ~1 ,....~,· UU.1. (THlm•10 part ume to take ad· h~lp(ul, but will train. Complete Wall Unit, Huny! Good until P'eb. ~:::!"~-tml.C'...'~·-tm· C 11 ._~ter_. m • .,... ,. • • ••• n1 .._.,. n ... •r -mlM_knl 6 provide i.n· C•tlm..1122. Sbelve1. Deak, Cablneta. 21. -..1111 ....,.... .... ....,,.,.. a ~ ... , •• •••· to ...... .._.or lb• ra•. '"->' ,....._ • IALB ~.LI fortnaUon lo vlaitora at -MI0.59-1087 LAWN llOWER-Seara claimJOUrtit'keCa. • r1T. N.a ,1G 1e11 ft'Onl atfke C-1.al•I T.¥. ..... eubllt' gardeo in Corona M" rCt ••• -""9 l•um R I f * * * •mall off\C'4t klc'ated 1" .,aa-rlcnced achertl1· itel Mar. Call Mon.-Frl. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Exec . Walnut Desk Helium Bouquet• de· ee type, ael pro---------- N.._C Irvine lnduatnal ~'m 1.na iaim peraon for new I 873-228UAM 4PM Alltf•u IOOI w /chair UOO. a lao livered. Perfect for pelled, 2-5 HP enclne, 5 14' aboard, ftber1Jaas .. •Lftit pin XIII&, rn.ctjt'»l1dftl &dvert1sln1 m4'd la. on y -·-· -: ••••••••••••••••••••••• matchin1Credenza$100 .• everyoccuion.8'7~19 blade, basket Included. and wood DOO. 831·1710 ..__ 11-T lmau 41 la l perh1111! Or ant•• Local lnilll1•'. outside Buralem Doulton Collee-548-1087 Good condition. 175. or974-1JOI ..... :~· ._.. Sutt• Count y Ruh urant ••lu Great ro m St>curky tor's!lpcbatbsetcobalt 6'portable1pa,pwrpack, 5t'7·111Z --------- Am-.te.•1 S.rvtcw llOI Uaim.Jftr mluloo Call 675 90S2 SECURITY blue/gold signed & num-Twin Sz Eaectric Bed like deliver.· set up S2200. Mhcala •-...._........, ,...-_ TS ' 8 au t • A n a , leavr mniuge. Mred see to app~ciate. new szso. 831 ... 11, ~7215 W_.... IOI I VS It I tOJO -l• ... 5'"'° Call for appt. 842-3227 ~7380 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. _ .u... , , JO • -s ... LES Door Attendant sys t c 0 ms m 0 bi I e ••••••••••••••••••••••• BARI ENT wrNCHES J :•t.•PM Country A * * * Water bed/ni1ht stand, 1 teie1Jbone, CJusic VUI WANTED: World Globe used. SU. a, '2 • ss'. Chat. C•av Ho.p ...... , .... OMce M111tutt individual Must Mmt5ottHohf mo. old, super llngle. mdl .• 3 moa old Malle •tnctitionaJstand. Stamieaa 1142.2932 Jeaa. Small, friendly com be eHicJut & ha ve F.veningpositionavaila-~C..t ll8S.~21M3Wendy ofr.~Z5&7 • W-l.5G5 • · · pany nur oc.-an nffd.11 yh:uant phone voice blr for a people-oriented 214 lns Ave. ---------M•._.. Rowtni DORY, UI' clus. OaTBODOHTIC AS lm'AN'T-Lalwa• 8 t h. o.&aaaper req Guod ............. ~ fullUmt' Pt!r-800 ror re ('aU for·~ _!33 9841 person able to check Corona del Mar SOLID Pine dining rm --Teak cap rails 1rat.es repUon ., vari .. t y of IO's & enforce hotel Vouaretbewinneror set, tbi lop 3" t.hick. 6 IBM Selectric, xlnt cond, 'art -'' IOIJ Complete with light: icenenl oUit'I' dut1e11 S &LES policies at the door of 4 frM ffd• maple chrs & l booster 1400. Waterbed mat· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,...., .. ~ .. --A tr-· dbl good d CONN....,__.,--•-mbone we,..-oars . .....-~. Must bave gOOd typane our lounge F.njoy ex· <114 value>. to $375. W<>Odftl rocker S20. ~-. • con · uu~ .. ., Part-time work from ........ OWD hn 6 in ~-.... Muat be or laaimd • people orient ed. f'wapptcaU557·5'7S slulb Donna. 64S-3632 ~~~t~~fn°t'11 !:les n ~::.~s \'d i C(l benefits . Appl)' ••lllila End tbl "50. 2 bar stls. ss. SIS. 912.-1637 eves. with cue. Excellent Loran-C Texas instru- 'f rain In" provide d in person 9AM-Noon. lo.t •• ea. Hunt. Hbr .. 846-1183 * condition, SlOO. 875-8052 ment90002-mosold, new llC.,..OMST Lag Bch hotel Flex hrs Neat, dependable Will tram . 497 2446 " Mon F'n Personnel * *-af\ertlPM. Sl49S selling 1900. Salaryto$500wkly Call .e•aio-HOTIU Mar 4thruMar.8 Mattress&rBox Sprlng. l.H.JoMI Mr Silva. 634-4922 M,,_ 1 ' ~ Anaheim Convent1'on '~--'or Snare Drum 493-2348 900N rt e t D double 1100 146SPaificAve. ..__.... '' Equa10ppty Employer ewpo en er r. Center ' · and1.iktjianCymbals. PAnnMI Ate 116 up. Phone work for re1ort condos MPll. Start: 13.~/hr Rapid advance! Call SO..,., aft. 3PM only "--•011 Sec'y Grut job for a dynamic penon! Need someone wbo is people-oriented. Typin1 6S-70wpm Shrtlld not req • d. Lots or pbona • variety. For man Info. pis call: Tod ~at fT9.8900 Phone Sales/ Adv .Spec. R ECEPT I ON I ST SECRETARY. Sat only Mus t t ype SO WPM 499-S361 ReceptJonlsl. P1T or F/T for Optometrist Will train. IW&-4502. Receptionist/Typi11t. In telligent. expert recep. tionis t /t ypis t. Xlnt working cond. Career opp()l'tunity. 752-5299. llC.,,OMIST P /Tor more. law offices N. B. 644-S040 $300 IOMUS llC.,,ONIST for aperiftlced pbon~ Full time. Sun.-Thurs. pros. Jlitbest comm. in Lite typing & JG-key ex· ~dultry. For confiden-perlence needed. Pvt. tial interview call Mr. I Country Club. 644·5"04. Salesperson wanted in fo'ashion ls land Jewelry store. 644-2040 Salesperson, full time Apply in person Mon. Fri. l0-12. Persimmon Tree, 229 Marint' 1\vt> . Balboa Is land. S alesp e r s o n . r a1 n t counter Some ex per re q 'd Laguna Bea1·h lumber Co. 494-6538 or 54().82167. Salespersons , canvass trainees. pd daily No exp . start im me d 4974450 Salesperson ror lenn1s shop in Corona del Mar, full or part time F:x per only 640-4172. TaJlar. 714/491-2953 San • -Clementearea. UC.-rlOMIST ----- With or without typing Sales Trainees. full or Photo 8ooUI Attendent. needed. Top pay. Tem-P IT. xlnl opportunity for 2-CPll. porary •full time. Call college s t u d e nl ~ & Apply:640-7293 TodServicesat979·8900 moonlighters over 18 PLAMTS Need person to maintain indoor plants. Exper not necesa. Must have good driviq record. F/Time. S45-G52 PlllSSROOM s.av1so1 Pos. requires min. 10 yrs. printing exp. Strong mechanical, technical bkgmd. in Web orrset. Org. Cly. co. Send re- sume: Box H73. Daily Pilot, P.O. Box lS60. Costa Mesa. Ca.~ PRIN'l'SHOPTRAINEE Restaurant Help Buspersons & Cocktail Waitress/Waiter. Apply in person_ Beach House Restaurant. 619 Sleepy Hollow Lane Laguna Beach. Restaurant COOKS Ir COUMTH HB.' Immediate opening full & part time for Newport Beach Restaurant. Con· tact Rich at 67S-8662 Easily earn $10 SIS/hr Call -Jaek et 9Sl·2642. l -4pm. SALES Urgently need four s ales reps to cover Orange County Wholesale s ales calling on gift. sta I 11onery & greeting card I trade Exp helpful hut not n ee Outgo1nJ! personality with d e termi n a t i o n & perseverance is a must Straight commission position which allows you to set own hours & be your own boss. No in \'estment req Write Newport Beach CaU 00-5678. ext. 272 to ----642-·311811----vou1::°tJ!=~rof SS7-8383 1-~qual Opp Em pl yr M / f' claim your tickets 12.6 Inflatable Sportboat &r 15HP new eng. Sf:RV1CE STATION TIF:NOANT Days, 6 3. Apply Shell Stat.11111. 17th & Irvine N R 642 1259. S1:w1n i.: mac·h in e op1·ralors Overloc k . S t c 11 dy work 57:11 Mr f'addt'n Ave . H B. 898-:m7 Sew1nj? mac·h1n e ••• English oak antiques. KING -SIZE BED Complete. extra firm . $:275. 631-4925 several items. r eas. Reautiful walnut carved 964~ bef. 4pm. dining rm set~hairs & --china closet 548-1427 Mada m e Alexander Dolls. the 6 lsl ladies or Sewing Mach. Mont Ward the US, mint-in box, W /Medit style cab used Sl800 set. 846-4360 4x's. S250/0B0548-~ Antique Wash Stand Marble top & back SlS0/0 8 0 . 968-8524 ---------~ op..rators for drap.-r y Appicmces 10 ICl mrr N~'(! exroer or will ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6pc. apt. sz pecan dining rm, pecan desk walnut unit, tbl lamp, RCA stereo combo S36·82Sl 4frMtldleh (S14 value), to ....... .... Sllow Mar. 4 thru Mar. 8 Anaheim Convention Cent.er Call 642-5678. ext. 272 to claim your tickets. ••• SPLIT &r SEASON ED •AllWOOD • ~ •••148-9111 ••• John Wayne Tenn.is Club reg. membership, 11200 incl. transfer. 67S-545S OfflceFw .... e & Complete with floor I I boards, oars, bellows. a J t I t IHI 1. . 7Sl -••••'•••••••••••••••••• _•n_es_. ma_s_c_. __ . ....,._, __ COPY MACHINE M111t sell, 137S or best of- fer. 552·5255 Wanted 4.Shp Evi.nrude 0 .8 . L/S, current model up lo 1400 cash . 2 Desu, s chrs, omce _645-__ 29S3p_,;...;;_P ____ _ couch w/3 tbla. Isl S350 lnnatable Boal 12'6" will takes. 63l·US4 handle 30 h.p. O/B SS9S ,._ & 0...-. 1090 _642_·3822 _____ _ •••••••••••••••··~··••• lotlh, Poww 9040 1886 Emerson piano. ••••••••••••••••••••••• square Baby Grand, ivory keys, hand carved i--SA-C-RI F-IC-E Rosewood. xlnt cond. Collectors item. 12800 train Mui.I spea k ' HARBORAREA W ic k er Rattan l':nJ?l1 s h Mo n Thurl APPUANCESERVICE Furnis hings BIG 7 S 30 W ag~~ U.O E We buy used appliances DISCOU.NTS' 839-7239 CallOO 1843 I we sell recond. guar. ll76S F.dinger l blk west Trade or bes t orrer. 7J •• YU ..... John Wayne Tennis Club 7~ "' " membership, 11500/0BOs --,.-,.-.. --.... ---,-09--14 Z7 ft. twa 130 appliances 549-3077 of Harbor SMl>.CKIAR ----=-1 . • -.-incl. transfer. 644-15"9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Yoh-o's. M c:istuer food prt.•para New IS <'U rt Frostfreel King size bdrm set. Sim-Power mower, 1100. tum. oPt-nmg & r tos1ng refrig S450. Microwave! mom Beauty Rest. must Power edger, S50. '>h1fl'< Maturi:' Sea!'liH I Amana Radar Range sell. 9600. 548-5196. after 5"6-0945 Country Club 536 8866 $150~ 7845 6P!11_: _ _ __ ----ALOE YBE Pro•ch I Washers. Dryers GE. f'or Sale King sized Buy facials, juice. cos-SOUCITORS Whirlp.ool. Kenmo r e, B e d r 0 0 m s e t ·, m etics at wholesale Mo S.tlnCJ Maytag. Reconditioned. w 3 ~h e r I d r Y e r · prices. ALSO: Super C' II t & •~· refinished guarante"'d' Refngerator. Corree ta-Savin°s on AMWAY r.uoe en pay uvnusc"' · · "' bl End bl " fur askinJ! IX"OPll' 1r they $1:'>5 delivert'd 751>-3103 e. ta e..:... 951-27SS. Products 60~ OFF X han• anv usablr items to WastiAr. elec ... ryer . dbl Hones 1060 Distributor's Inventory donate io lhe Children ·~ " " Clearance 631 -1726. LIMBER UP · SHAPE UP wmf A SLIM GYM Exerciser. Perl. cond. All instructions. New S200. sell for f7S. !le0-SM4 eves/wknds. ~ ..... ._. _,TNllr.Fty lrWp!Mmy '*--$15,000 c• '75-2691 hn. Sea r's Top quality Coleman cam~ tent. 36' CHRIS Tri-cabin. T /S. 10 xlO. approx. Used l Gd . cond. 119,000. time. S7 S 960 · S 8 44 _67_3-_90llO ______ _ ev /wlmds. _ "1918' Ranger I /O vve n ule". r anoe , ••••••••••••••••••••••• ""I·.,,_ ll oi.p1t lll or Ora n gl" ~ ' "' llORSF.SBO RDED °" '""" TV.__._ County Thrift Stnrt>s frostfrt>C n•fr 542-11798 A ---------• -· rermanent. a .. s.itrh·<I Back Bay. N.B. Lighted W EOG EWOOD Bone HIFl. Stereo '°'' Uke new. $6500. Must sell 642-0671 k < !•:lee dbl oven ran "e. arena. 641 -9191 , SS7-6650 China Silver Ermine ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... n...-, B · ,., .. T wor are<is .. -,r t your "' - _ _ ..., v--... ng _, w 0 k h L' I S250. Kenmore elec 12pc. setting 631-1726, Beautiful Color TV, 2 yr V8's , load-'. N·.B. m' oor: uwn w r l)Ur,, n.e1.•p Buckskm Quarter Horse F d Ii ""' phys1n11ly r1t with pay dryer.$'75.5527391 Gilding. double reg. 8Sl-7008 wrnty. ree every ing avail. Sl7,9SO An 1111l1>1<intl1nl! op 71 h d k Sl48.&e&-l71l6_. ----S4G-3855;644·1616eves. µort11n1ly for Pl.'lll•le or I fr1.'<'7.~r lfi cu ft upright, yrs. IS.2 an s. stoc Y Carpet steam cleaning Stale of the Art s speakers. oiled walnut cabinets. Phillips com- ponents . (213>438·8844 Mark. C714l760-8259 all agt'!> who want rman 1wodcond. $150 build. 4 white socks. machine. barely used . cial inc1eptondencf' Call i 644-0949.5589201 beaut.coloring.Xlnldis-Must sell. Bs t Ofr Ous t y O uM o ~ a t . -. position. Mus t sell. s:..3314 972 l242 ur apply 2il2!> W es l1n~house re fr1g , Make offer. 631 -1900 W lst St . Santa 1\na. ! brown, l yr old, S500 dys ; 67J.645.4 or 673-3711 LaiCABALLEROS Mon.-Sat 9-3. ~w. sell SD>. 631-0355 e_v_es_._______ Family Membership l300 or olfer 918-8341 Lookin1 for Stereo P.A. with cabinets. 22· RJenf'll. loaded with trailer. S8800. 675-8650. Must type 40 wpm 333 3rd St, Laguna Beath lefallM•1911neRt Pier I manageme nt trainee wanted Retail exp. or 2 yrs or college req'd. Excellent growth oppt'y. Apply in person. Pier I Imports. 2710 Classified Ad #682. Daily --------- Xln't Condition. good old Jewelry 1010 -------- W es t1nghou se •••••••••••••••••••••••Dr y Wash -Gold - Refrigerator S75. Will trade complete 1847 Separator folds into car SS7-8393 24 ' Tollycrart Cabin Cruiser, low brs. Like new thru·out. Loaded w /everything. Tandem --trailer. 7141564-4343 Prr Driver 2-6pm F.dSulver: 645-70SS Harbor Blvd. CM. I RETAIL SALES Pilot. P 0 Boie 151i0, Costa Mesa. 92626 STUDIMTS &OTHERS ,art tilM lobs Must he 18 or over Call JOAM lo 3PM 714-847 2422 P/time, 7days, 2hrs/dai· ly, AM delivery. L.A: Timm. $100 per week. + gu allowance. Laguna Beadl. *'8498. LA .. UMAIEACH Hardware Perm full & p/time. 240 Broadway. 497.4403 SECIETAIY Fash. Island lntcrnat'I mktg, ok. w/mjr. corp m the engmeering mfgr & const. business . Req's •_ ----·----•-•--- P /T person for small or- fice, various duties. ac· live sportswear Co. 5a-ID3. PUii.iC Ill.A TIOMS Part time for resort con- dos. Good phone voice nee. Am/ Aft. Santa Ana office. Start: U /hr. so..,., or 543-2951. llAL IST A Tl.. xlnt. typmg & shorthand skills. 760-1308 SECRET ARY RN I J.7 Charge nur.ie-80 bed ECF. eFull & part time. gd. salary Mesa For st ock brokerage Verde Conv. Hospt .. 661 firm in Newport Cenlcr Center St .. CM 548·5585 Mature pe rson. Good -t y pin g e sse ntial $900/mo. Call Marjorie 644·2442. SALESCLBK Mature. Fashion Is land clock shop. Will train. Call Janis, 760-1225. SECIETAIY General contractor in SALIS I r v i n e n e e d s e x I Home Stereo Systems perienced person. Must will train hustling. yng t Y pe 65 wpm . Ca 11 men. Tramp provided. 1-.7111i5liii-35iiil6ii.iii.itiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim--S200 to 1800 wkl y . 11 714/S40-76S2 aft 10. Tll>.CHHS Eastblulr IS now accept ing applications for pre- school teache rs. Part lime & full time availu- ble ECE Units &/or ex- perience required. lst Aid Certificate helpful. Ne wport Rear h a re a 644·C1l32 TEACHER P . E./Art Part time. 12·6. Preschool needs fo:CEcert. Garden Grove area. 971·SS33 TIEl>.CHH Preschool. Full time Openln1 for car eer minded person. Top Newpirt location. Serv· int Wmtcliff. Newport Ht1, E. Costa Mesa. Liberal incentive com- mmian 1pllt to~. Call Dan~1221 Sales H•li•d/W~ te.ts PART11ME EVES PR for resort condos. Use your borne phone. Earn up to S300/wk ex- SICllTAIY FULL TIME or PART TIME NEWPORT BEACH LAWOFFICF. I Needs ECE Costa Mesa a rea 642 0411 TEACHHAIDE c.entury 21 Westclirf Real r..tat.e SUCCESSOR F+ll .. IM '117 l. Hue )'OU considered the pitfalls or com· merdal • residential re- al ea&a&e? For example: 17% INT. rates. long escrow•. farming ror llaUn1a. com petition. etc.I r.ufa11l1•llL...t c.,.. ..... Haa tile ... wer for your 1uee.em1•1. 2. Learn to market low cmt laU and acrea1e in So. Calif. We have 10% INT. rates. Earn S50K to SlJGK, flnl year, un-..__... ._..morel '~!:!.':t~~k fWllr.'r.u. .a.11111.-1 Permanent. gd. pay. some shrthd desired 644-504() t ra income. 543-7957 1-~~~~~~~~·I Call6-7PM only. -- SALES/ MARKETING Secretary Experience d Person needed by Sales Markel ing Firm Must have gOQd secretarial skills. li~ht bookkeepini ex per. helpful . Attrac tive sa lary & b e n e fits Westmark & f\s~oc 714-546-6444. Are you a se lf ~ motivated. asserti ve person ~ith a sales background? Our fast 1----------•I paced college ad - missions office is seek-SECRETARY ~';f~b~Ji~~du~~~~:e~ Fash. Island lnvstmt recndt.ing position. Re· r i rm Ch 11 n g I n g , quired are dirttt sales diversirled secretarial s kills with telephone oppty. In very fast· sales ex~rience and paced corprte hdqtrs . some administrative Sbtnd, l)'J>ing Ir exper. back((round. The sue-nee. Non-smkrs pref. ce11f11J candidate will Xlnt. med/dental bentu. have excellent com· Heavy phones, typing & munkation skills for de· work variety. Call : •Una etrect.1ve1y with a11 1~640-0123!!!!!!. !!!!!!!!!!!!~I types al people and a 1= F. C. F: units required Costa Mesa. Garden Grovf' arC'as 642 0411 TECHHICIAH fo'1eld Serv1cr Tech to serv1C'e mm1 compdter systems Mus t have mm. 2yrs. exper."l'h fi eld s e rvice o r sys. tes t technician. f'or more in to . contact Noel at 557-3640 TYPIST Gen office work . Highschool graduate. Gd benent.-,/oo exp. nee Costa Mesa area. Will be mov ing t o Fr v lnf' Farme r's Insu ra n ce GroupS40-4100 EOE TYPIST. transcriber 1n law ale. Npt. Clr. Must type 60wpm Call: 9.5·30 wkdys. ~9951 -- -!typist lmmed. Pl'l' openings. temporary. Apply in penon to Mr. Roberts. M·F. 9am·llam. Hotel San Maarten. 896 So ~'~T ft9 ~ lopr Head· CIT JJjcn Of&e ii look· l•I tor a full lime. ..... ... receptiooilt. .... 99'7,.....•ble ............ ame.. pro-,..,... appearHce. D'T••••lon P It X 1ood /dose of street 1---------sen.e. call: -* •SICMTAllB* * -~out __ H_wy_. L_._B_. __ """'''"rd ., .... . R ....-. ... a1 MlllirliltetJP. Jlll"IClll•t: Y ROOICR INC. 199GllllltaA ... lrv . Jack Lal'IClft 714-54&-7'80. Ext 3M IUS9eS SCMOOU .. OUP NATIONAL EDUCATION R«1>1'1'55/F\IDS10,IOO AdmlnAast/RDll,IOO SblOO/dlct/FablaSll,IOO SlllO/"Doit All"SlUOO Slr'IOC XerodlO)Sl4.400 Lia Reinden Alency 4Gl>Blrdl Eat 'M EOE Newport/m.GIO/Pree cOIP. ~ .............. NtwpGttBeatla,-Npt. Ctr. lnveetmt. div. •WllOt•IT _.o,,-1.ea~ ll(Jr. c:o. No Sil. Gr.at =~ d'h++ ALI our 1!!!!!~--;;;•1;1;ua~M~1r~~ <>=.._...e1 AIY --"""~ DLL ... ltw wfta. • .::...:.-0..::m. ---Data, Pllet Clanin.ct .,... Ad • ...,.. IWM&Afall!Jf • TYPISTS •Immediate Openings •P/Ume, F/Ume. Temp. •Top Pay FOr more lnlo, call Tod Services at f'79.8900 TYPIST Part time, Z.J days per wk. Vacation relief. Ap-Dl1 at: 1• Placentia. tciata .... To Place your "Fast 'Result" Service DirectoJ')' ad ... C.11 Now 642-1671 t.t.UI 548-3758 an 5pm Rogers flatware C8 set· trunk. Sl95 cash. Ask ADV~ V1DEO BEAM W-;-s tsail 4;-;;nt e; lOOO~. 7 screen. washa· cockpit. hull & deck. t.........__ -•• tings + servers) in case Lanon67S-5774 lu1~ Mat1riah IOZ:o for sturdy 14 ct gold ble. like new. cost $4400, R d t 1 t ••••••••••••••••••••••• chain, 16" or longer. Call N.B. Tennis Club Family Redwood, 2 x 6's, 8 to 20' for information. 960-5844 Membership sellS3000. 962-7911 __ 5S;·~. 0 comp e e long Xlnt decking. SS< ev/wtnds. 640-6110 per fl. Trucked from m11I. arriving Tues 2/24. S ave by c all i ng ,. 714/MS-9137. ext 116, CM 13 1.4,' Whaler -2S h p ---------I Johnson . cons'ole. Classified Ads 642-5678 c ........ '"""LEWI IOJG ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nikonas II w/35mm, leather case &r Sekonlc meter w/Nikonas un- derwater case. S2SO. 953-9316. 400mm Canon lens, xlnl1 cond. 1400. Minolta 35mm F2.8 & 135mmj F2.8 lenses 185 ea. 97S-:lr71 UI 4. Cats IOJ! ····················••t 6 monlh old white. blue eyed Pe r s ian kitten. Pedigre.e, 548-0471 "Gucci" Beaut. Balinese Male (long h aired S i a mese ) l6mos neutered/declawed no papers SIOO 760-9393 DOCJI I04CI ........................ KF.ESHOND Pups. AKC. Champ sire. M/F. Pet & s h o w . P v t pty . 213/697-1345 an 6 pm. AAA HOME DOG TRAINING We train owner/dog. 0 bedie nl'e /prob I e m solving, show & protec- t ion. Free evaulation 739-7684 AKC Cairn Terrier Pups PY Male, all shots S7S. 494-9590 10451 ...............•....... , 1 yr old M. Malamute· Shepherd, housebrolten. 861-8835 Poodle mill. Black. 7yrs. old. For adults wantlng loving companion . 5"9-l67S Free, male Cerman Shepherd mill puppiea. ...... Free. Irish Lab, 9/mo. • Shepherd mix, 3/mo. 731-5143. ,.. •.. 1010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••llUY•• Good used hrnltun • A~OR I wtll aellJ orH:LLlwY• MASTal AUCTION , ........ ,~···· a.u .... .._ ~-- I.----e e teleflex steering. swivel seats. cover & trailer. -._~--1 Xlnt cond. $2950. Will de- cl. Call Howard at e 64Hl01. /_ -~~ e ductS400iflrailernotin· A ~--\ -SALE_OR __ Tl_A_D_E - .-._ W' i,...-""'" Power boat. 28' Cutty _J. __ ,.1..._.-:'.~==-• Craft Cabin Cruiser. le::::::::::::..----~-Sips 4. reblt eng. new l -e I paint, Very nice Shape. • "' W' ii Will pay cash difference A for car ot higher value. ' • • SLIP AVAIL , e A NEWPORT. 631-1900 or • 67~3711. Al Biscotti. l7'0Deep V. 100 RP Mere. __) llSOO trailer incld. 631"194. 22' 1967 Chris C raft Cutlass-Classic. xlnt cond. 210 hp Chev, cuddy cabin. Offshore or ski. Buying bigger boat- 0 ae must sacr. 14000 or \'\ere's a sure tb\og 1or raob -makeoffer.637-7918 '°&:. "='' 9050 - - - --- ••••••••••••••••••••••• •lllllACZB'-34' BOATS ,.,.,mo. plans prepaid from h89/mo. including slip, i.aons 714 /984·5994 ......w 9060 • •••••••••••••••••••••• Ericbon 312', '15, loaded. cuslam tnt~xt. Bristol cond. Offer or R.E. P.P. .... 1IOI. a.Gl'72. HOBIE 18. Good cond. w /lrtr. llust sell/best of. fer. m-4153 btwn 1.2-4 Prindle 11. rainbow 1ail, trlr, beaut .. like new, a:m.m..-. • 41 ' SaU Boat. inboard en1. 1ood cond, first sio.•. a.1111 d,. tt70 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MIWPOITMAD4A Sli .. A•all. .....1 r 1oat alp ror rmt. •' + ao• ••erlap. Newpott II ...-.m•~. Needtlp•--· .... u. aae.•im htbol&dod• ... •.-t ~ ...... --. ............... .... ... , ,.,. .... , .... . .,..., ..... .... ....... - ............... -............. Hff ..... W_.... 91tOAlltet,a.porW tu ...... ...... ............................................. . Orange Coast DAJLV PILOT/Tueeday, February 24. 1981 ....................... I .... -..11 ···--........... WIPAY11>PDOU.AI TCPDC'll41 ..... f7Jt................ . ................. Allhl.'•J•rW --• -~ ·;e~ ,.... .. tor top 11••• c ar•. P"'8 llOI ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~~·-···•••••••••••••• ••••••••••._!•••-: .. ••••• ••••••••••••• .... AUOiil••• ,.,..,,., do•HUct or ._... ..._. t7•1T..... t761C W r I ... -......... __ A W••1 t •r. r&aillic& U ,..r r-ar la •OOD I CLIAM Dal • Z ...... -................ .;..-• ..-...................... ,............... • ......... , .. r 1 ... .._. "'•u utra ~lue , tu 111 UlmCAlll I '7tMADAU1 '71TOYOfA "76C~C ht14ln .... nil._:; ........ ;· ................ nl9rt ....,. Au&o.trw.,flldoryalr C&ICA•T •AMllWLLI =-,.,,-~._: ..._ •am •n •-t• ....... II•& ~ +~':".f.='' co nd., stereo. A LR'IACll Pector)tw_..,,.._ -.._ .... ....___-.! I !!!!!••11!!!!1!!!!~ .... --· .... Mu 1 37 bealJlitu.I performaoce AUIO. trw., factory air .....,., ,.._ Mata, ..... ,.. ~. , u1 . J " p Y ....... ·-st:;:carmsuperbCOll· coed., '"*" ateeriac. ......... ........... -I iii! 4r ,....... Vallarta, Jal. "TO Dlltlwt 510, new int, t :'r,· ~I :,cal rr: .-.. WMl wUl 109 do Wt ...... enilM "9· '74 T-AIC. ........ \ ...................... McaNo radial•. ball .. much worthwhile. <mVCV> wttll • U. _, 10 u tnL 0.. fl A.-ia'1 P/I, e11t ml. eMf,• • • ---.... •• .. OrmpC--. more. Am/Fm, 25mp1. Ill'..'-drivin _ ....... HV•? TIU.I la a trued man&,......_. la· ..,.,.Aftl:•'.tl., -· .. • la II d ,,.__,,,,_ s 150 In-SLM. ""'"""T I ..... """" dlamood la emeral ana. 1 d1• 1M• ..er m.w _ · ••&ft.AILD 'fed ti -Harbor Blv _ ....._ 641-1700 1 · aaleprieeoloDI) 1reen and lea• tbH built. A hauUful 0 " '. !!! .... •••-.. ••••••••••••••• COITA MaA ----"72 Datsun 240Z. alnt S7Jtt 24.•mDea. cetVAT) A cboeolat• brew a 'U T·tep w/pe-.r''_ HC*DAca-. 1.,. ._...,..,.._IV Yu Sell f7t-JIOO ...._ cond. new tires, am/fm IOIWITMAM veritable bar1aln for m.wlewtdt&MleetMr braba, air, Am/P ... ~ ....... ''" l llM' t..a.l•"9 ltrH low wa••IV •••••••••••••••••••••• cua. everything works VOLaSWA... ooly tnt..tar. (llll1JlA) You atereo, auto UUJ .. · / --· ..... Ml•& ..,. ......... t10I 14500. Mus t See . 1.ioWeatminaterAve. S14ft . wUl~~owa· telHcopln1 ateer.., : --· C& ..... CAii ••••••••••••••••••••••• 175-79311. in W t lo te IOI WITHAM ln1U.19m fer on Y whJ, tan w/leata.r Ill&,' 'Tl YAMAHA YZM& D•H 8~L., ttwbulh L11r.•5E 89~755I es m ·~·7890 VOUCSWA&.. S7Jtt 21,000 ml, m in& eQM •• v. •-..... ••tru MIO. "' M y •top ... TIUCll ..,,_ '77 HOZ 2+2. mags , 7..,..WeatminaterAve. IOIWITHAM -.>.m.me. ..... Ma1A N.ed• wl d n& DIRECT! AM/FM 8-trk. air. nu '80 RX-7. custom paint, .....,inWestmwter YOLaSWA• .. 11• ,,_... tires. xlnt cond. 552·4.242 mags. snrf, air. am/fm 993-7561 w .7890 ?•WeatndnlterAve. C..... 9'ft.; '71MOM9A DJL 4 Wlllall ..._ t l l dys, 790-A3M eves. tape. alarm, corduroy in Weatminater ••••••••••••••••~ .. -. _..... ••••--•••••••••••••• 1911 ALFA ,74 ..z. silver. a /c, mag tucll: seals, '8000/bst of· T,...... 9')'6 &D-7551 •. .,. "'71 XR7, all pwr, '11~CaaAm . fl<'fl MIWllJlllllCJ srto•s whls, ldnt cond. $3995. _fer.CaJl 499-JOl5. • ••••••••••••••••••••• '71Sevllle,redlthruphol, lnt. lo mi. $4200. 0.U : .. ,. , l'Omp&etelyrblt Pow •U¥r trak loi.', ~-0498 M~ ..... t740 '65 TR4A. if~ P•1ii"t, red ext, x lnt cond. -.:mosaft.5. -' ·' J •~ •heel11 tarn !t~~~i1! .. :·~~~1 :::n~ HIGiHIUYB llACH IMPORTS ·12 24oz -c1assi c~Rbil ....................... ~~{~3 t. om es. Loaded.12,ooom1.111so. ~ ............. !f.t!: __ ,_, more You r. for am Top dollars for Sports 848 Dove Street eng. Like new thru-out '73 280C. It. blue, well pre· 9770 95l·l500 .... IM5 ,73 Gran Torino, •·'-.. , 'Tl YI Yamaha 2SO nu d1ate de h \l f'r y Ca rs. Bu••. Cam'""'rs. NEWPORTBF.ACH Call for details $4800. se r ved c la ss ic . Volll..,.. ---'-------1 i ori .... "'" 752 0900 63Hil!M S8500f0 80. 752·2404 dys : ••••••••••••••••••••••• '77 Seville. fully loaded. m • 11 owner. NI IU. • l.anlb~.l500 (<ml'JO) 9i 4's,Audi's • · SS25477eves 74-IUS immac. cond. in/out. $1200/olr.-.9110 llHJN S741t iUJt forUtC MGR I AIKI 9707 '74240Z.RebltEng Only . · -..... f1500.PP.~.Sdys ~---...__--5*/ COSTAMHA JIMMARIHO ....................... 25 .000 mi. A t C, 8·trk. '76 450SEL. metalli c 7PASSBle• '73 Fanl Station ...... -~ t AMC J• VOUlSWAGEH '72 Au<lt. auto. needs a m rm s tereo. new brown, alloys. 33M . 4 cylinder. 4 speed. .!~:!!:~~ ..... !.~. 549-1021 llP~~~.:o~ 8JE~CH ~~::~ ~dGJ~~~ new r:~~~i O~~od J~~~: mint.Sl8.500. 645-0776. l~er:~~~-:o:d~~~ R BNT: 2Z ' I u 1 mt r 142_2000 675-2565 •75 2400 Air, snrf, new medwlically and in •P- '79 Ede>, sliver 6 blk, blk new tires, new en,._, It.hr int, moon rf. less •lnlcondlUOOa..1'51 than 19,000 mi. m Int 200 ForcU cyl rebuilt IOq : conc1. nuoo. 6Jl.51ss. block aoo. . ltocne. Sips 6. self t·onl '74 JEEP Wagon~er 10 74 Audi 1ou1.s s nrr. tir es AM /FM tCass. pearance. (IMKLH> Her 1275/wk. + 8 < m 1 mi. A/C. po wer. isll ~tNeo 11 t ra c•k nd w Fiat 9725 Good eond. Auto. trans. spacious interior and .._ xtras S3.~ 557 1868 WANTED! valve Job. ball . brakes. ....................... 752-6905 Eves/wknds : economy makes her a C..-o ttl7 M2·7311lafter5pm . WICAMSIU YOUll.V. Tndls 95'0 Late model Toyotas and tune-up. very iid cond, MUST SB.L!!! 831-7921 bargain for only ····aociiVi&:n···· iori.~\,o:~· ca 11 u s s190011Jst67~6906. 1976FIAT121 Mercedes 3ooco. ·19, IOls~ IMW 9712 sroRTCOUrE ivory. only 13.000 mi. -wsw•a.-.. 1/J PeCllUP 4 speed trans .. air <'Ondi· xtra tank, 1714)642·5392. v-,...,...,. '77 Toyota, mini motor hm Sleeps 4 + Top cond. 15,000mls. gd gas mlc. lllSOO. 642·4178 V 8. auto. trans., raclory ••••••••••••••••••••••• Honing. AM /FM stereo ---7600WestminsterAve. _.. For the b('St de al in i w '-·•-air L'Ulou .• power steer· radio with cassette tape. '73 MBZ 280, 4 door n estm ......... r ang , stereo cassette . A OranRe County Come M ic-helin tires & more! Xlnl cond. S7000. 893-7551 &38·7880 pretty polar white gem '"~0~~.~"4 SeeUsToday" $1700/best offe r. Call 700.9278 T......._T,.. . .t tl70 with only 8-000 miles. H•·UOlerS40-tO? &'It:-951·95506PMto9PM.H coordinated white spoke no answer . PLEASE Me rcedes. '79. 300SD. wheell & white lettered PORSCHES keeptrying! Maple Yellow/Bamboo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• tires, dual tanks, sliding Snrf. ste r eo c ass . '57 SOJOURN. 18' self· rear window & beautiful SADDLEIACI '10 FIAT showroom cond. $27,500. · =; ~~~d $1,600. red Cheyenne interior WANTED VAUEY IMPORTS SUP& llAVA 5S7-9044or700.0689. which is spotless. (3142) 28402Marl(uente Pkwy. 4 cylinder. 5 speed. far· ---. ·72.12• Shasta. self cont. On sale foronly Mission Viejo tory air cond .. stereo 450SL. '76. L.'te Blue. I... I 3 ..,50 $72tt Allow us the opportunity cass~tte, wire wheel I S0,000 m1. orig owner. aae new s ps . •• . to consider the purchase 131-2040 495-4949 ' " c ... S 9 900 ~JllM eves. IOI WITHAM or trade-in of your clean ,.... _ __.Sundays I covers. s un roof. This I ~e to apprec 1 . VOUCSWA~IEH Porsche. Check with us ",.._,.. car is immaculate and P.P.759-1909. T ........ Ulllty tllO 7600westmlnster Ave Toda , 1 has less than 7000 at'tual , -, . -.-••••••••••••••••••••••• in We9lminster . Y. miles She handles like a 73 450 SI. Classic white. MOTORCYCLE 893-7551 638-7880 ~ sports car and rides like I xlnl cond . 88.000 miles 76YWVAH 7 passenger, looks & runs great. All original. (7270) CRmHIMW lat & Broadway Santa Ana 835-3171 '&G-'65 VW parts, '68 left & right door. '73 left door. SSO each. 548-9744 -'66 for Sl600. '67 for $2600. Or Best orfer p.p. MUST SELLS48-109S : • •••••••• • • • • • •• • •.• • • • Merc.'J ttlO 70: Xlnt mechanical •••••••••••••••••••-•• cond. New tires, brakes, battery. Needs paint. $1950. 758-0244. tt20 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ORANGE COUNTY'S NllST LINCOLN· MERCURY DEALERSHIP •QeyyW...'7t ·~~,.~- 2+2 Hat c hba c k ! . . :!..' Economical 5 s peed LINCOLN·MERCURT .• manual trans. Clean 16-18AutoCenterDr. · car! (~XJU). SD Fwy·LA;ke Fore\lt OM. y $45'5 IR~E HOWAID CIM•rolet IJ0-7000 Dove 6 Quail St.s. NEWPORT BEACH M...... 9912 llJ-0555 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S&USFllST! We have a good selection o f NEW & USED Chevrolets! '66 Mustang, really clean in & out. 6 cyl, auto, nu radials-brall:es·tune..tc. SI~ or o(fer. 957-1831 1 aft.5. 3Rai~!!J~ond. 1'76 Courier ~s hell. PM--~01.JU_ o · ~'A BROADWAY I ~~~s1~~7 rar she IS I ;:~~~6::~~:i.:;::s & S k f D t. •• ~ .. ~.<>:.!':;': ~.'133J SAl'llA Af'lA 450SI. ma1nt in xlnt. S4000BO. 544}-9732 nairs. custom seats. etc~ 363 .., , I S5499 Must sell 5114' Utility 2200· As or ave ____ 8353171 IOIWfTHAM concl F t:Quip Poss '66 Bug· Cherry pain· , llint. Rblt eng. trans. $1625. l~l-:1182. COHHELL CHEVROLET :~11 .. r1.,, il..ol I I t--T \ \H \ 546-1200 Trlr, high sides, 5,000 lbs 54~-H•l ULW4H 0R1v1NG '-'M '""t VOUCSW AGEH n e R pr 1 cc D a n · ,75 SCI ROCCO xlnt cond. capacity499-24!M Top Dollar I 7600-Westminster Ave 646 :!1211 '7t TOYOTA *USED IMW t * in Westminster Alllos.rrice,Pst. PeCKUP p "d '776 Xl csilsret'•l <02471 R9375.'il 631!·7~80 '7R 450SL blk on blk. many xtras must see 52950 497.1041 '64 Corvairupd. gd eng & trans. fair body & int. '79 Bug Conv. White. Less USO as is. 631-4720. '79 Mustang Ghia. V-1. only 21.500 mi. lthr seals. premium sound s ystem. TRX tires. metric alum. whls, sport s uspension + much mor e . $4 ,950 . (714 1955·1016 M -F ; (7 14 )760 -8512 lrAccnwie1 t400 4 cylinder,4 speed,fac· 31 "75 20CY.!a l0035i polas ht'd rim:., mi nt tory a.I r cond .. stereo. A ForYour Car ' •79 :120i (7560 I S porty '76 Fiat Xt9. gd rood. 14.000 m1. $30,000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SSAYISAVES wmt USID PARTS Imported car parts IMPORT AUTO SUPPLY 101 N. Manchester Anaheim 776-9900 ForSale CHEAP!! Slightly used turbo II it '7~ '74 Datsun Z cars 768·S83'7. ,... .. Datsun% motor + ....... ,..... 7M-SIJ7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IMPORTANT NOTICE TO READERS AND ADVERTISERS The price of items advertised by vehicle dealers in the vehicle classified .lldvertising columns dbes not in· elude any applicable taxes, license, transfer fees, finance charges. fees for air pollution con-trol device certifications or deakr documentary preparation charges un· less otherwise specified by the advertiser. very prett y pickup with JOHNSON & S0"4 .77 6.:.h-.,1 auto (OC)101 rond. dras 7S2 177S or liJl !HSS low miles and excellent u. ... ;=~~":l 'llO S21:h/\ sunrf i 1625J 673-7c.!I ask rnr Sue condition. 13116) This is ......,_~ ,.,_ ... ..a s·-...a-vo. a sturdy truck that will 21626Harbor Bl\' · ~ -,-Hondp not be here very long at Costa Mesa 540 5630 MGI 9744 9727 ••••••••••••••••••••••• the sale price of only S419t •• IOIWITHAM VOUSWAGBI 7800Westmlnster Ave. In We9lminllter --~I 638-7880 '78 Toy. w/shell. many We Pay OVER -loola For Your Good VW, Porsche or Audi ORAHGE C O UMTY'S OLDlST & Sales·Service·l,easing Roy C.-.er,lnc. Rolls l\oyce RMW xtras. loob sbarp, ask· VW-PORSCHE-AUDI 1540Jamboree Newport Beach 640-6444 ing S4000 M2-9300 44.5 E. Coast Hiway · ---9-cr.-7-0 at Bayside Drive v-~ Newport ~ach 673-0900 --------•I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----IOI McLAllM'1 '71 OODG E 8200. auto. air, catm int, mags. :dot. s:MOO. 080. PP. 144-7170 ...-...CUL.ATE 77~T• .. •• 200 ZS .a. P /S, P /I, A/C. CNN. est ... t/e.t. Mny xtr••· $7 ,000 /010 t6Z..5t00, 54M2' I. ..... OOYOU OFFER ASERVlCE? Let lhe public know with an ad in the Daily Pilot Service Directory. It can l'Olll you as little as $2.17 per day. For more in· formation and complete rates call 642-5678. Premium prices paid for 39y used ca r <foreign or domestic I in good condition See Us Finl! SOlJTH COAST 1 Dadge 8SON. Beach Blvd. !~HABRA (SMi. No of SA FwyJ (7141522-5133 Slmday by Appl. 1 - :.!MBll:cil><•I Hl\11 '77 BMW630CSI. burgun· Cnst :o :'llc•sa ~Ill O:l:IO dy, 4 spd, 11lereo, $18,500. --PP . 897·1044 dy s, at a Wonderful World of Sho1>pin~. ral{hl a l your fin~ert1ps cvt•ry d a ) '. D a I I y ,. i I Cl I Classified Ad:. To µla1•t• your ad. t all 642 56711 a11d let a Classaril'cl /\<I Vai;or help you 951 ·9M2eves BMW 2002. '74 Am/Fm stereo, air. must i;ell M800 6'73-0531. '76 BMW 2002.1mmaC' Musl see. like new 61 3179. 645 2.'i29 .............•......... VISIT YOUR ORANGE COAST HONDA HEADc;>UARTHS TODAY!!! UNIVERSITY SALES&SERVICE OLDSMOllLE HONDA GMC'RUCKS 2850 Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA 540-9640 '77 Honda At'cord. auto. A M/FM. xlnt t'ond. Silv e r $4350 /o fr . 839-0456 '79MGI 4 speed. 24.00 miles. new tire;, stere<> tape. (936G I CREVIHIMW 1st & Broadway Santa Ana 1135-3171 P.ugeot 9741 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LEASE DIRECT! 1911 PEUGEOT TURIOt IEACH IMPORTS 848 Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH 752-0tOO --Ponct. t750 '79 Wgn lo m i. a /c, ••••••••••••••••••••••• radials, reg gas , war· ranty837-8403_ _ __ _ J.,... t7JO ••••••••••••••••••••••• '17 Jaguar 3.8 MK llS all orig. "ery well main· t ained Must Sacrifice 846-11570 I t7t POllSCHE "t2rCOUPE VS, 5 speed, air cond .. pwr. windows. cruise, AM!FM cass. & under 16,000 miles! (9200368). $27,tH THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 HARBOR BLVD COSTAMISA 642·0010 than 3.000mi. Showroom new. 64(}.5356. ·72 Camper. reblt eng. nu brks-pnt·radials-stereo. $2800.557·4280 ----- '78CAMPM OBILE Auto trans. S7995. 559-1304 '68 VW Bug, orig owner . 85,000 m i. radio etc. 11700/bst ofr. 633-9451 dys. or eves 6'73-4108 '76 VW Bug, two-tone. s nrf. am /fm . mag wheels. gd cond. Must see to apprec. 13800. 556-7276. 79 VW Convert. "Bug" 4 spd. OM. Y 1.20 I MILES White on white, air , AM /FM w/tape. Reg pd to 1/12 .•. 350. 979-0653 '76MOMli 2 + 2, 4 cyl., good mileage. at e. radio. 'transferable warranty. 557-3527 or 759·0060 *** lobertT.TllCll 2136 t B Thurin St. Costa Mesa You are the winner of 4fnetlcllets ($14 value). to ......... ICMlf Sltow Mar. 4thru Mar. 8 Anaheim Convention C81ter Call 64%-5678. ext. 272 to claim your ticket.a. *** '72 Kingswood Estate Wgn. AM 8tril stereo. elec windows/seat. •le. luggage rack +many VW '70 Bug. Moving. xtras. Xlnt cond. $1200 must sell. Runs good .. _962_._s.u ______ --1 11.850. 493-7037. . c...,... tt25 '71 Super Beetle, new rblt eng. xlnt cond. 12200 . 631-1900 dys ; 645·4799 eves. '79 Convertible Bug : White/White. Mint cond. 3.tm miles. $9000/080. 494-2136. '65 IUS Runs gd·llOOO. 498-4457 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 71CHIYSLR CORDOIA Capri 97 I 5 ....................... '67 Jaguar 4.2 Sedan Classir. Wire wheels. ai r , Am Fm . Bridgestones $7250 P rivate P ar t y (714)548 5647 '71 914 . low miles. nice Vol'fo t772 Auto. ·traoa .• factory air cond., power windows. split power seals. stereo cassette. Landau top, tilt whttl, cruise control. A stunning dove grey with grey leather interior. (523U0V). This fine rid· ing car Is in superior condition and has all the features for the comfort minded buyer for only '73 Capn xlnt cond. nu tires . am /f m r a ss 1 1500/0RO 645 5374 642-6189 '76'"Z Jag XJ 12L mint cond. 33,000 m1. loaded. 17800. 640-5930 • .,..... (;hio 9734 cond. Mak e off er. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 898-216166: 846-7 435 a ft 5 VOLVO o ..... 9720 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '79 Por.iche 911 SC. one owner. every avail op· tion. red. PP Eves: 661·9373 SALIS, SBYICE AMDUAStMG OVERSEAS DELIVERY EXPERTS ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1977 2,0%2+2 A ir. auto .. utic . ~1006111 '71 vw KAIMAHH GHIA Porsche Carrera Targa. 4 cylinder. 4 spero This 19'75 Classic. Xlnt cond. is an a~lute diamond with only 43.000 actual AM /FM · A/C. S20.000. miles. She will have a 714/631-7270 EAIUMI VOLVO S44H IOlwmtAM YOUSWA•EH 7600 Westminster Ave. in Westminster 893-7561 6311F7880 eves/ wk ends. • '69 351. 9.000 mi on rblt eng. Runs s trong. l o wne r . must sell. Sl400/bst . Home 645-7D>, work 975-4718 '67 Mmt. Auto. air, mint thru-out. Must sell. S.c. $2700, 912-7033 . • '70 M\9tanl 302 en1. 1ood • ! condttion. ·1 980-1874evea. OW-01111 ttll ••••••••••••••••••••••• '10 OLDSMOllLI cun.AJS SWl9el ~ '• AUCO. tram., air concl .. poJftl' steerinc. power brakes. power wjndows, • spUt power seats, stereo '! cassette. wire wheel • covers. Landau top, tilt··· wheel. cruise control .... This beautiful 2 door is . in truly superb condition with very low miles. One· 1 of America's finest IUX·" ury cars is available for'•' you at far below mark.et, ,. value. (210ZCT) S8te ~ price only ,•, $7ttt IOlwmtAM VOUCSWA& .. 7tm Westminster Ave. in Westminster , .. .. 893-7So51 ... .,. 'I '72 Olds Cutlass. air" a m /fm . gd coad .~: $599/080. 851·1807. PWo HS7.' ................... , ... ; '74 Pink>. new palal Ir " tires. runs god $1550. 751-43119eves •! '72 Pink>. 4'K mi, Oti1. owner. auto. 9!0. P .P. &4$-SIM ·' BARWICK 0 A TSU1'4 new home this weekend. Rois Royce t756 Please come in and see • •••••••••••••••••••••• 1988 llarbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 64'-tJOJ 140.t4' 7 '76 Cordoba Biii w/Burg. int. AM/FM 8 Trtl-Casa· Nu nres-Lo Mi -Re1 Gas $2900. 751-9819 ---------!,., .... ....., c_...... t9lZ •••••••••••••••••••-• IT'S EA.4'\'! Look for your namt and addreH In today's ~la1.mecl 1ecUon. If you flnd ll, call 842·5'78 Ext. 27Z and •• wlll arraa1e for you to pick up your tickets at thf' •• ,. .nke of die '''''r..-.<..,.., .. _ \_I_,..,..,,._ 0 I I I I 7\ 4" l J J 1 \ 75DAnUH 1210COUl'I 4 cylinder, 5 speed, air cond .. stereo. Have you ever wanted a true economy car in ex· cellent condition at a very reuonable price? ( 104MY\J) Of coune you have and its here and on sale for only S24t9 IOlwnHAM VOUSWA& .. 7800Weetminater Ave. In Westminster &D-7561 S3B-7890 FOrS• CHEAP I! 81lllal1 med turbo ll:h '10-'Tt Detlun Z eon ...-. it, make a reasonable of· 11 l DEA LER IN U.S.A. fer and d.rive it home. C3148> ROY IOIWITHAM ~CARVER VOUlSWAGIEH RO.LLS·ROYCE 7600Westminster Ave.., 1~J•mM•H in Westminster Newport .. u11 893-7551 638· 7880 I\&....---' M0-6444 OIAMtHCOUMTY VOLVO Largest Volvo Dealer In Orange County! BUYorLEASE l>IRECI' CLOSED SUNDAYS • a ·~:r:~ i!~i~~ ?~.~ ............. !?!.~ "~J M9ldm 9711 LEASE 10120 Garden Grove Bl ••••••••••••••••••••••• DIRECT! Ga~9en Grove 530-9190 71MADAMC Auto. tram .. air cond., radio. heater. This ia the economy special of week! (&ISWCJ> A very clean car in eacellent condition and on ta le at the incredtble priee of Sl2tt IOlwmtAM vousw•• .. 7.ioWeatminater Ave. In "eatminlter .. .,., ... ,., 1911 Sill TUllO. ••••••••••••••••••••••• -... "'° llACH IWOllTS •••-•••••••••••••••••• Ml Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH 752o0t00 ObMel COUNTY Sill BUY or LEASE DIRECT OVERSEAS Da.IVERllS '74 'TZOoupe DeVUle, tint cond .. • oat. Aakjq Sl500.16alJ5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• v .. laled UMclc ... u 7tC.WthLl2 4...-10.000 .... tl•sa T tep, tleer leclm, ..... ,. • .,. wl•tlowt, spert ..... (llOYMY) $13 900 '10 PL YMOUTM AlllOW 4 cy~. t speed. alr .. cond., AM·FM radio. An extremely sharp car with only 5800 mlles. She • has a shade kit •·· beautiful tnterl"Or.· (-) Gift her a MW·,. home t!da weekend ,.,. • onlv •! I •, SMH ., IOSWl'IMAM ·~ YOLllWA ... . 1•W .......... A~ .. ................ ; ... 7Sll ..... ,..... "'' . ................. ~ .. •n Tralll Am. Almt11t0 • new aa1lne. Po_.,. ....... bnba .... t ..... .u.1n a·..-.· .... ., "" ..... .,m•·.f t . .............. ~. ===1 .~ ~=::~ -~-- .,. llllATE . All 5500 REBATE -· 5700 ~REBATE All, -ALL GM's X BODY INCLUDING TURBO 1911 GRIND PRIX'S 1981 PHOENIX 1981 FIREBIRDS INCLUDIM• DIESELS ''GE AMERICA ROillllG'' . CASll SAYINGS DIR•cr PROM GM INCLUDES: •AM radio •Heater -! 4 speed trans • Tinted glass • Whitewall tires • Power steering • Power disc brakes • 18.5 gal. fuel capacity •Tilt wheel CObliil 350 V-8 engine, factory air, ~ stereo tape. automatic. power steering & br8k•. hMter. & much mofe. (401189). MUST sa 1976 PONTIAC •AM»UMAMI Automatic. Allll/Fllll stereo t1P9, pe>wer steering, split pawer seat. A/C. relly wheels & more. (391PRG). 5M95 NEW 1980 PONTIAC SUNllRD OR 5995 DOWN AND Cash or-Tra~ Plus Tax, UcettH & Doc .... entary Fee a.it--~ l&a. IOC:. & OOCU....ntary lff •--n ot ... '300 90 .... , IA•. plut llOI kc•nM t..1. '20 oocu,.,.nlary,.. lo< 1 101a1 of 114fl.ICI -CMfl Of ,,_ llllUl6 -mon111 lot eo mont"8 F1111nc. Clll'9H l1 '97 00. APR 17 21'!1. d•r.rr.o pe.,...,..nt Drlc. '74 13 90 on ·---· 1979 PONTIAC TUMS AM Automatic am/fm stereo tape, air conditioning, pwr. wlndOw. custom wheels. custom interior I mote. (832XZR). '7395 1978 CHEVY CAPltlCI CLASSIC Automatic. lectory air, power steering & brakes. power windows. am/fm stereo tape. custom wheels & much more. (211136). 54795 1979 DODGE COLT 4 cylinder engine, good gas CM. (419XHA). 53795 1979 OLDS CUTLASS MOOMIOOF Automatic. am/fm stereo. PM. windows. air con- ditioning, custom wheels, custom interior I more. (~2). ·su11111111d retail priee may haY9 de•ler Installed acCfflOries. All Cars Sold On Approwd C1'9dlt. --NI Cars ~luerTax & L~ Doc.. F-. - - -All Cars Subject to Prior Sale. Priceagood until Mlrch 2, 1111. - 4 Cyt. 4 Speed UM l"-'M "umrJlll'I '°' comoanson YOU< ...,-.go ,,,., vwy ~ :.:.:·~ ':,u~;,,i: m1 .. ~ •1ff ptOO.OI' De ""'' 1978 SUBARU IUT 4 speed tranamiuion. 4 cylinder engine. am/fm tape._ power steering. a/c . 4 wheel drive. (15eVQF). 53995 1978 CHRYSLER COUOIA Automatic transmission. A/C. AM/FM stereo tape . power steering. vinyl top. cr uise. (IAOV127). 53895 OPEN DAILY - 9 A.M. TO I 0 P.M. · --WE LEASE AtL--- MAKES AND MODELS ·-- , . --Yim 1111111111111 NIB OR ANGE COU NTY CALIFORNIA l'J CE NT S Students oppose BushaFd clos11re Marker misfire Billy's bones Are • in Billy the Kid's tombstone, snatched from its New Me xico grave site and later recovered in Huntm,ton Beach, has fired new speculation about the infamous Old West outlaw That is, are those really the bo nes of the young gunman buried beneath the marker al Fort Sumner, N.M.? Billy's 200-pound tombstone turned up missing al the end of January. It was recovered Feb. 9 by Huntington Beach police beneath the bed of long-haul trucker Walter Nicolson, 25, at his Delaware Street home. Now The Associated Press re- ports that the slab-s natching saga has renewed memories for C.S. Holmes of Clovis, N.M., who really questions if The Kid is buried where everybody thinks he is. Billy the K i d was born William H. Bonney on Nov. 23, 1860. Old West lore has it that The Kid killed 21 men in his short lifetime. He was reported- ly shot to death by Lincoln Coun- ty Sheriff Pat Garrett. .Holmes, however. in the 1960s obtained a copy of an old grand jury indictment from Seymour, Tex. The indictment. riled in Hardiman County, Texas, on Dec. 28, 1881, charges a man with the killing of another. Wit- nesses who testified before the grand jury were listed as W.A. Tackett, Jack Grishman, Billy the Kid.and Sam Watson. The Kid's tombstone says he was killed by Garrell on July 14, 1881. Either someone used his name on the court -document or h4t was not killed. And if the Kid was not killed, someone else was buried in his grave at Fort Sumner in 1881. King hostage o.11,,.. ... s...,_ BIU Y'S GRAVE SITE? Location queationed Jimmy Ramage, an elemen- tary school principal in Hico, Texas, said during an interview Feb. 13 that he remembers an old man who ltved in Hico in the 1940s and claimed to be Billy the Kid. Ramage said the man called himself "Brushy Billy and was always talking about his ex- periences. He wore a big hat, usually a plaid s hirt. He had a handlebar mustache and a gray beard." Brushy Billy was about 5· foot-6 or 5-foot-7. medium build and chewed tobacco on occasion. Folks took bis word about be- Spanish military repels coup try MADRID. Spain CAP) -A subordination, surrendered in- coup attempt by a Civil Guard side the building. He was officer who tried to resurrect the whisked away in a black official Franco-style dictatorship by car with a motorcycle escort seizing the Parliament in a burst after telling followers. "I will of gunfire colla psed today 18 have to pay with 30 or 40 years hours after it began. Freed gov-in prison.·· . . ernmenl and Parliame nt mem· The coup faded when Kmg bers left the building s houting Juan Carlos -his government "Long Live Democracy!" _.and Parliament he ld hostage - Most of the 200 s ubmarchine/ told the nation he had ordered -gun-brandishing Civil G uard the Spanish army to "restore the members who followed Lt. Col. constitutional order" and the Antonio Tejero Molina in the army proved loyal. daring attempt to to pple the Tejero Molin a and hi s Spanish government deserted by followers took over the Parlia- jumping fro m windows of the ment on Monday with bursts of Parliament when it became gunfire during a debate on con- clear they had lost. firming Leopoldo Calvo Sotelo Tejero Molija, a Civil Guard as Spain's third prime minister officer with a long record of in· sin ce the Franco dictatorship Pmoor line injures boy, snarls traffic A fallen high voltage power line waa blamed today for a traf- fic snarl between Seal Beach and Lons Beach Monday. It alto caused minor bu.ml t.o a school boy, according to Seal Beach police. Sueral small •lectrical fl,.. also were reported, includinl one at Seal Beach City Hall. The lJ..year-old boy wu in-J u red when a 12,000-volt Soutbenl California Edlaon line fell onto a fence he wu cUmtMt •t MeGau1b lnterm•dlate Sebool, ~to pollce. He wu. held overnl1bt for ob- a er Ya tl on at Lons Beach llemartal lloapltal. • PoUee NDOriM. that all lfatrlc 1ipall ln U. doWntown part ol UM dtJ ..,.. lmoellM out, HUI• lal traffic to baelk up · aloe1 pulfto ea.It llllbwaJ. Poww' •• n.t.ond at I :• ..... two Mun after ta. .... fell. It ••t tDowll wbJ tbe llM ~ ended in 1975. Madrid radio said Tejero Molina demanded that Parliament be replaced by a milit.ary junta. There were no gunshot in- juries despite the firing of hun- dreds of rounds by tbe Civil Guard members in lbel assault OD lbe building. The ministers and deputies emerged one by one from thelr all-nilbt ordeal in lbe Parlia- ment building. M they stepped mto the brlcbt winter 1u.nahlne, t'bey shouted to the cheerina crowd, ''Loni Uve Freedom!" ·'Long Uve DelDCM!racy ! " As· ~utti.ler Premier Adolfo Suares left the buiJdiq, be wu embraced by memben of h1I family and tbe crowd. Tejero Molina and a hard core of hi• 1uardsmen remained briefly inlide the bulJdlq, then 1ave up. Autboritl• uid Tejero Molina accepted full responalbWty for tbe COQP att...,i but Insisted that all --eommlulODM of· flcarl mid ..U.ted men IDvolved ,lD tbe takeover be tlvea ·• 1uar.._ ac.ta1t nprtaall. Tb• ~ were freed after mW&ary aulllartUea .. M•aed tbat Te.Jero llollaa aceepted eoadJtioM for a .. fae•-antat 1unelldlr." grave? ing Billy the Kid with a grain of sail, Ramage said. A resident of Seymour . Taxas, Charles L. Machen grew up in Hico and re membered Brushy Billy. Machen's wife related her husband's story: ··Brush y Billy supposedly went to Santa Fe in the 1940s to get a pardon fro m the governor. They wouldn't issue a pardon to him until they found out if he was really Billy the Kid." She said they knew of a Mex- ican man who was a good friend of Billy the Kid's, and got him together with Brushy Billy in Santa Fe. She said the m an told authorities Brushy Billy had to be Billy the Kid beca use be knew seerets only the Kid would have known. But s he said s he doesn't believe Brushy was given the pardon. At the time . New Mex- ico got quite a bit of tourist busi- ness from Billy the Kid. So BrllShy Billy returned to Hico and died in the mid or late 1940s. ··He never owned a car. he rode a paint horse right up to when he died in Hico. Even as old as he was in his 80s, he was a real straight-backed man and moved a round like a youn~ man. He had buck teeth and speckled eyes. ln fact, the Mexican who met him in Santa Fe said Billy the Kid had the same specks in his eyes," Mrs . Machen said. It has been suggested Garrell and the Kid were friends, and that his death was a ruse to al· low the Kid to escape from the public eye. And theyl say a de- relict was buried in I the Kid's place 100 years ago. If Brushy Billy was 1in fact the Kid, it is ironic that h~ spent his last days trying to r egain his identity. • Rain vi~ t for Coast bytonighi The National Weather Service has revised its earlier foreeast of continued sunny days through this weeke nd and is now predict- ing rain sometime tonight. Weather service spokesman J oe Austin said there is a 40 per· cent chance of rain tonight in Orange County . Austin said a storm now over Oregon that originated in the Gulf of Alaska is expected to ar- rive in Southe rn California bet ween tonight and tomorrow morning. He said the chance of rain will increase to 50 percent by Wednesday. Austin said the ridge of high pressure that has been over Southern California during the recent record string of warm s ummer -like days has moved out l o sea, maJting it passible for the storm to pus h into the area. APW~ T......I• . . I Andrew W. "Doc " ·Flei1cber,. wllo developed the·~ tn 111J, bolda a modln Yenion of tbe In· 1trument u he eelebratel hl1 100tb birthlay In RldlewGOd, N.J. ............ LADY DIANA'S OEnlNG A REAL PRINCE With Ch•rf•• •t BUcklngh•m P•l•c• •nnouncement Prince Charles set to wed Lady Diana LONDON (AP > -Prince Charles. heir to the British throne and one of the world's most digible bachelors. is engaged to 19-yeu -old Lady Diana Spencer and the couple will be married this summer, Buckingham Palace announced today.' The announcement ended months of speculation about romance between the dashing 32-year-old prince and the daughter of an earl distantly re· lated to the royal family. The palace disclosed that Prince Charles proposed and gave Lady Diana a sapphire and diamond engagement ring a few days before s h e left for Australia on Feb. 6. He then told his parents at their Sand- ingham estate. Britain's future queen is the girl next door. Lady Diana grew up on the Spencer fa mily estate in Norfolk county next lo the royal family's Sandringham res· idence. Prince Charles and Lady Diana were quoted by the Press Association, Britain's domestic news agency. as saying in an in· terview today that they cannot recall meeting before November 1977 when the prince went to the Spencer estate for a pheasant s hoot. Prince Charles was also quot- ed by Press Assoc:· ation as say- ing the wedding wi I probably be in late July. The Times of London s aid to- day Prince Charles "once said that he thought ·about 30' was the right age for ma rrifge. The Press Association reported the couple offered these responses when asked about their age dif- fer ences: -Lady Diana: "I've never thought about the age gap." -Prince Charles : "Diana will certainly keep me young. You're only as old as you think you are." The palace announcement, is· s ued through the Press Associa· lion, said: •'It i s with the greatest pleasure that the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh annoi,µice the betrothal of their beloved son, the Prince of Wales, to the Lady Diana Spencer, daughter of the Earl Spencer and the Honorable Mrs . Shand Kydd." After the wedding the wom an who has been dubbed "Lady Di" by British newspape r s, which have hounded he r since s he became Charles ' girlfriend. will become Her Royal Highness. the Princess of Wales. But her life,was a lready changing rapidly today. Michael Shea, the monarch's <See PRINCE, Page A2) 300-pound bandit 'Miss Piggy' gets prison for lwldups A JOO.pound Las Vegas woman nicknamed Mias Piggy by police, has been sentenced to prison for a string of bank robberies lhrouehout Southern California last year, including heists in Hun- tlntton Bea-ch and S•n Juan t:apistraao. Karen J . Mapes, 27, wu sen- tenced lloaday in Loe Ansel• to serve. two eipt-year terma ln priloa for four 61 nine robberies In ·oran1e, Los An1elea, San Bernardino, Rlvenlde, Ventura and s.nta Barbara eountln. Char= ftve .ol the holdups were . AutbortU. Hid the robberMI netted lllu llapea mort than •.ooo. Tbe rotund woman wu ontered bJ U .8. Dlatrtot Ooart .Jad1• Da'1d WlWam1 to -.. bet' hre eiltlt·,.U terma COMW-reellJ. ....... ,. ... ftnt ....... . to elPt ,.an fol' t'9e •• boldap Ill tbe Callfonda IPlnt Bank branch in San Juan Capistrano in November. Donna Lue Waddell, 33, Miss Mapes' sister, was given a ftve- year sentence ror beina an ac- complice in the robbery. Mrs. W addeU is also from Las-V~1as. Illas Mapes alto was aent.eoced for the ~ of the United Calilornia Bank on Edla1er A venue in Huntinat.oll Beaeb. It was robbed Jmt two d•JS Won tbe San Juan robbery occurred. In the Huntlqtoa Beac:b Ind· dent, wttw .. told Police a • pound woman ID her mid·t•...._ told • ..U... lbe bad a pa ID bit puneudftld wtUISI, 'JOO. • .. .... =and ber •liter .... ..,....... . IJ, tbe dQ ol tM lu.l-CQiltr'morobbll7. .......... U,•torl ....... eoael9'lldt11e~;,"utea IDYOlftd Ille.... M9dk ........................ ml1tallabJe la aunelllaaee eam ... __.... Parents join FV appeal By PHIL SNEIDEBMAN Ol tlot CMll' f'tlel Slaff Praising their teachers and their elective classes a nd ac- tivities, about 20 students took turns at the microphone Monday night, attempting to convince Fountain Valley School District trustees not to close Bushard School at the end of the current term. Several of the youngsters were eighth graders. who said the proposed closure would not af- fect the m because they will graduate in June. They urged th e trus t ees n ot to close Bushard. however, claiming the district's only middle school pro· gram has been an enjoyable and enriching experience. Ma ny parents echoed the stu· dents' sentiments at the public he aring. which concerned a rec- o mm e nd ation to m e rge Bushard s tudents into nearby Oka School. which now houses only kindergarten through grade five . About 150 parents an<i stu· dents attended the hearing . None of the speakers who ad- dressed the school board made a negative comme nt about the current Bushard program. The trustees reiterated that they have not yet made up their m inds on whether to follow an advisory committee recommen- dation to close Bus hard and W a rd low schools lb is year because or declining enrollment and decreasing revenues. The board will discuss various options during a public study session scheduled for 7:30 p.m . next Monday at district head· quarters. Trustees have said they will make their final decision on this year's school closur~s March 5. Several parents said the Bushard middle school program has helped reduce youth crime problems in the area a nd has caused some youngsters to look forward to attending school for the first time. Th e Bus hard s tude nts themselves said the new pro· gram has allowed them to participate in team s parts and a mountain trip and to manage a student store . They also cited el ective classes in typing, ISee SCHOOL, Page AZ) . Layoffs set by HB board Trustees of the Huntington Beach Union High School District are expected tonight to approve l ayin g o ff 98 certific ated employees next year . The cutbacks in teachers , counselors and administrators are part or a S3. 7 million reduction in spending recently approved by the s chool board to balance next year's S42 millio n operating budget. The meeting is at 7 p.m . at dis· tri ct headquarte r s, 10251 Yorktown Ave. IRAllil ClllT llATllR Chance or rain 40 per· cent tonight increasing to 50 p er cent We dnesday . Lows toniChl in 50s. Highs Wednesday 60 at beache .. to 66 inland. 111181 TIDIY T~ advm""9g IMaa ben pr~'*' 0 , ..... , /had• to•••"'·• "Foll•" ,.,.,_, .. Oft fdmtioft ..,...,..,. Gftd wU llanclH. SH l'Ol/f Bl. -- : , 1 1 . , • ,.. , • t 111 h ' A n v ~· .1 1 9 s 1 OHANGECOUNTY C AllfORNIA '2'J Cf N T~; Students oppose-_Bushard clos11re Marker misfire Billy's bones Are • in Billy the Kid 's tombstone. snatched from its New Mexico &Tave site and later recovered in Hunti.Qeton Beach. has fired new speculation about the infamous Old West outlaw. That is. are those really the bones or the young gunman buried beneath the marker at Fort Sumner. N.M.? Billy's 200-po.und tombstone turned up missing at the end of January. It was recovered Feb. 9 by Huntington Beach police beneath the bed of · Jong-haul trucker Walter Nicolson. 25, al his Delaware Street home. Now The Associated Press re- ports that the s lab-snatching saga has renewed memories for C.S. Holmes or Clovis, N.M .. who really questions if The Kid is buried whe r e ever ybod y thinks he is. Bi lly the K i d was born Willia m H. Bonney on Nov. 23, 1860. Old West lore has it that The Kid killed 21 men in his short lifetime. He was reported· ly shot to death by Lincoln Coun· ty Sheriff Pat Garrell. Holmes. however . in the 19605 obtained a copy of an old grand jury indictment from Seymour, Tex. The indictme nt, filed in Hardiman County. Texas. on Dec. 28, 1881, charges a man with the killing of another. Wit· nesses who testified before the grand jury were listed as W.A. Tackett, J ack Grishman, Billy the Kid and Sam Watson. The Kid's tombstone says he was killed by Garrell on July 14, 1881. Either someone used his name on the court document or h4t was not killed. And if the Kid was not killed, someone else was buried in his grave at Fort Sumner in 1881. King hostftge De61yPlleCIUift- 81LL v·s GRAVE SITE? Loutlon queatloned Jimmy Ramage, an ele men· tary school principal in Hico, Texas, said during an interview Feb. 13 that he remembers an old man who Jived in Hico in the 1940s and claimed to be Billy the Kid. Ramage said the man called himself "Brushy Billy and was always talking about his ex· perienfes. He wore a big hat. usually a plaid shirt. He had a handlebar mus tache and a gray beard." Brushy Billy was about 5- foot-6 or S-foot-7. medium build and chewed tobacco on occasion. Folks took his word about be· Spanish military repels coup try MADRID, Spain (AP> -A coup attempt by a Civil Guard officer who tried to resurrect the F r anco-style dictatorship by seizing the Parliament in a burst of gunfire colla psed today 18 hours after it began. Freed gov- ernment and Parliament mem· bers lert the building shouting "Long Live Democracy!" Most of the 200 submar chine gun-brandishing Civil Guard members who followed Lt. Col. Antonio Tejero Molina in the daring attempt to topple the Spanish government deserted by jumping from windows of the Parliament when it became clear they had lost. Tejero Molija, a Civil Guard officer with a long record of in· Pou:er li~ injureB boy, 8_narl8 traffic A fallen bi1h vo1ta1e power line wu blamed today for a traf- fic snarl between Seal Beach and Lona Beach Monday. It aJJo eauaed minor buma to a school boy. accon'lln& to Seal Beach poUce. Senral small eledrical fires also were reported. lncludiq one at Seal Beacb City Hall. Tbe IJ.year-old boy wu ln- Ju red wben a 12,000-volt Southern California t:dllon line fell onto a fence be wu cUmblnl at McOau1b Intermediate School, aHOl"dlnl to police. lie wu. beld oveml1bt for ob- 1 er• a tlon at Lons Beach Memarlal:a -Pollee tbat all tralllc alCBala ID town pUt of ..... tM ettr ..,. lmoc:lrM out, ea ... i•I traffic to back up aJaac Paelftc o-t 11111twa1. Poftl' wu rilt.or9d at t :fO t.~·· twollour'I .. u...am. .a: ft tm•t bowll wt.7 tM .... .. subordination, s urrendered in· s ide the building. He was whisked away in a black official car with a motorcycle escort after telling followers. "I will have to pay with 30 or 40 years in prison." The coup failed when King Juan Carlos -his government and Parliament held hostage - told the nation he bad ordered the Spanish army to ·'restore the constitutional order" and the army proved loyal. Tejer o Molina and his followers took over the Parlia- ment on Monday with bursts of gunfire during a debate on coo· firming Leopoldo Calvo Sotelo as Spain's third prime minister since the Franco dictatorship ended in 1975. Madrid radio said Tejero Molina demanded that Parliament be replaced by a military junta. There were no gunshot in· juries despite th~ firing of hun- dreds of rounds by tbe Civil Guard members in tbe1 asaault on the building. The ministers and deputies emerged one by 6oe from their all-night ordeal in the Parlia- ment building. Aa they~ lnto the brilbt winter sunshine, they shouted to the cbeertns crowd, "Loos Uve Freedom!" "Lons Uve Democracy! " As caretater Premier Adolfo Suarq left the-bu11cliq, be wu embraced by members of b1a family and the crowd. Tejero Molina and a hard core of his suardsmen remained briefly inside the builcllnS, ta.. save up. Autboritla 1ald Tejero Molina aceepted f\aU reaponalblllty fGI' the coup Attempt but llllilted that all aan-commlNloD9d ol· ncen IDd .u.tecl meo lavol...S I• the tateoHr be llH• a 1uer-.. ., ..... , reprtaall. n. ........... l1"d after =~~J::-=ru a= eoadtUoel for a ''faee......, . ...,.... ... grave? ing Billy the Kid with a grain or salt, Ramage said. A resident of Seymour, Te.xas. Charles L. Machen grew up in Hico and reme mbered Brushy Billy. Machen's wife related her hus band's story : ··Brushy Billy s upposedly went lo Santa Fe in the 1940s to gel a pardon from the governor. They wouldn't issue a pardon to him until they round out if he was really Billy the l<id." She said they knew of a Mex· ican man who was a good friend of Billy the Kid's, and got him together with Brushy Billy in Santa Fe. She said the man told authorities Brushy Billy had to be Billy the Kid because he ~new secrets onl y the Kid would have known. But s h e said s he doesn't believe Brushy was given the pardon. At the time, New Mex· ico got quite a bit or tourist busi· ness from Billy the Kid . So Brushy Billy returned to Hico and died in the mid or late 1940s. "He never owned a car , he rode a paint horse right up to when he died in Hico. Even as old as he was in his 80s, he was a r eal straight-backed man and moved around like a young man. He had buck teeth and speckled eyes. In fact, the Mexican who met him in Santa Fe said Billy the Kid had the same specks in his eyes," Mrs . Machen said . It has been suggested Garrett and the Kjd were friends, and that his death was a ruse to al· low the Kid to escape from the public eye. And they I say a de· telict was buried in the Kid's place 100 years ago. I If Brushy Billy was in fact the Kid. it is ironic that h~ spent his last days trying to regain his identity. Rain vi~ I for Coast · bytonighi The National Weather Service has revised its earlier forecast of continued sunny days through this weekend a nd is now predict· ing r ain sometime tonight. Weather service spokesman J oe Austin said there is a 40 per- cent chance of rain tonight in Orange County. Austin said a storm now over Oregon that originated in the Gulf of Alaska is expected to ar· rive in Southern Cali fornia bet.,veen tonight and tomorrow morning. He said the chance of rain will increase to 50 percent by Wednesday. Austin said the ridge of high pressure that has been over Southern California during the recent record string of warm summer-like days has moved out to sea, making it possible for the storm to push into the area. T....ui• A~WI ........ LADY DIANA'S GETTING A REAL PRINCE With Cheri•• et Bucldnghem Pelee• ennouncement Prince Charles set to wed Lady Diana LONDON <AP ) -Prince Charles. heir to the British throne and one of the world's mos t etigible bachelors. is engaged to 19-year-old Lady Diana Spencer and the couple will be married this summer , Buckingham Palace announced today.1 The a nnouncement ended months of s peculation about roma nce between the dashing 32· year-old pri~e and the daughter of an ear distanUy re· lated to the royal fa ily. The palace disclosed that Prince Charles proposed and gave Lady Diana a sapphire and diamond engagement ring a few days before s he left for Australia on Feb. 6. He then told his parents a t their Sand - ingham estate. Britain's future queen is the girl next door. Lady Diana grew up on the Spencer family estate in Norfolk county next lo the r oyal family's Sandringham res- idence. Prince Charles a nd Lady Diana were quoted by the Press Association, Britain's domestic news agency. as saying in an in- terview today that they cannot recall meeting before Noveml?er 1977 when the prince went to the Spencer estate for a pheasant shoot. Prince Charles was also quot- ed by Press Assoc:· ation as say· ing the wedding wi I probably be in late July. The Times or London said to- day Prince Charles "once said that he thought 'about 30' was · the right age for marrifge. The Press Association reported the couple offered these responses when asked about their age dir· ferences: -Lady Diana: "I've never thought about the age gap ... -Prince Charles: "Diana will certainly keep me young. You're only as old as you think you are." The palace announcement, is- s ued through the Press Associa- tion. said: '·It is with t he greatest pleasure that the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh annolJllce the betrothal of their beloved son. the Prince of Wales, to the Lady Diana Spencer. daughter of the Earl Spencer and the Honorable Mrs . Shand Kydd." After the wedding the woman who has been dubbed "Lady Di" by British news papers. which have hounded her since she became Charles' girlfriend, will become Her Royal Highness. the Princess of Wales. But her life · was already t changing rapidly today. Michael Shea. the monarch's <See PRINCE, Page AZ) 300-pound bandit 'Miss Piggy' gets prison for ~Jdups A 300-pound Las Vegas woman nicknamed Mias Pi1&y-by police, has been sentenced to prison for a string of bank robberies throughout Southern California last year, includlnt helsts ln Hun- tinstoo Beach and San Juan Caplatrano. Karen J . Mapes, 27, was sen- tenced Monday in Los Anselea to serve. two eipt-year terma in priaon for four Of nine robberies ln ·oranse. Los An1elea, San Bernardino, IUvenlde, Ventura and Santa Barbara countJ•. Char= ftve ol the bold\Qll were . Autborttiel 1aJd the robbe.rlal neti.d II.tu M1pe1 more than '80.•. rotund woman.,.. .., .s. Dtatrtct Caart a.tie Da.tcl wtWama eo _... ber two ellbt·Jear wnn• emcur· reatlJ. ...... ,.. ... nnt....._. to elllll ,.an for the Sf!~ boldaP It tbe Cellfonda l'1nt J • Bank branch in San Juan Capistrano in November. Donna Lue Waddell, 33, Miss Mapes' sister , was given a five- year sentence for beinS an ac- complice in the robbery. llrs. W addeU ls also from Las Vepa. Miss Mapes aJao wu senteaced for the robberY of the United California Bank on Edtn1er Avenue in Runtlntton Beach. n was robbed jmt two days bllore the San Juanrobbery occurred. In tile HuntiDtton Beaeb lnd· dent, wltnelMI told pollce a • pound woman in ber mid·t•..._ told a t.eUer &be bad a CUD ID bet pune and fled 1'1tbtl,100. ...... .,.. and her ........ arnatld Now. 12. tbe dar of the Saa 1-Cepiltrw robberJ . ra1 ••t1tator1 Hkl tM7 eo11eladld tM =:t.=.::""* laYOlftdtM.... ..... beea-.... proftJe ......... mi1tateble ta aur•ellluee eamera.....,..,... Parents join FV appeal By PIUL SNEIDE&MAN Of tM Da41f PlleC Slaff Praising the ir teachers and their elective classes and ac- tivities, about 20 students took turns at the microphone Monday night, attempting to convince Fountain Valley School District trustees not to close Bushard School at the end of the current term. · Several of the youngsters were eighth graders. who said the proposed closure would not af- fect them because they-will graduate in June. They urged the trus t ees n o t to close Bushard. however, claiming the district's only middle school pro- gram has been an enjoyable and enriching experience. Many parents echoed the stu- dents' sentimenLc; at the public hearing , which concerned a rec- om m endati o n to merge Bushard students into nearby Oka School. which now houses only kindergarten through grade five. About 150 parents ano stu- dents attended the hea ring. None of the speakers who ad· dressed the school board made a negative comment a bout the current Bushard program. The trus tees reiterated that they have not yet m ade up their minds on whether to follow an advisory committee recommen- dation to close Bushard and Wardlow s chools this year because of declining enrollment and decreasing revenues. The board will discuss various options during a public study session scheduled for 7: 30 p. m. next Monday at district head- quarters. Trustees have said they wiJJ make their final decision on this year 's school closures March 5. S e ver al paFe nts said the Bushard middle school program has helped reduce youth crime problems in the area and has caused some youngsters to look forward to attending school for the first time. The Bus hard s tudents themselves said the new pro- gram has a llo wed them to participate in team s ports and a mountain trip and to manage a student store. They also cited elective c lasses in typing, (See SCHOOL, Page AZ) . Layoffs set by HB board Trustees of the Huntington Beach Union High School District are expected tonight to approve lay ing off 98 certifi cated employees next year. T he c utbac ks in teachers, counselors and administrators are part of a S3. 7 million reduction in s pepding recently approved by the school board to balance next year 's S42 million operating budget. The meeting is at 7 p.m. at dis· trlct headq uarter s. 10251 Yorktown Ave. IRllGI COAST 1111118 Chance of rain 40 per· cent tonight increasin1 to SO percent Wednesday. Lows tonight in 50s. Hi1hs Wednesday 80 at beaches to 86 inland. 111111 TllAY TM~ hcu bmt protlOCCdiw ,,., 0 , ..... , /had• to••tllf · • "raUH A I''°"~~ :r toeU handMd. SH P9 81. ,...&.-. a Diana labeled 'girl next door' IA*OON ~AP) The Mum& a1-.hae blood, 1ood look•. dia~retloa, ,... ...... dw'm, lni.m11nc• ud no romanuc ··p .. t" Lady Olana Pr.acm ,:-er. It, I• the tltl with everythlnl 10IQJ for htt as wire· &o·be ol Chari ea .12. heir to lht11 BriUah throne ltv• tlae Cancer the Crab 1odiat' 1l1n for her July I birthdate ~.a.,_. altinlty with l'harle»' Nov 14Scorpio.1tar111ers say ~.~Di'' by the popuhar prttu, L!Ady Diana has t>Hnllv· ... a lite.. ;_..t like that of many another bachelor girl. even lAMMIOIMtom•from wealth ''lltJT T11aat: ('ANNOT Bt! ANOTHER ritmlly so stiH with ro)'al ~." uya Peter l'owMend. former editor of Burke's Peer .... the Wbo'a Who of Bntt.Ul aristocracy. Lady Daua and Prince Charl~is. 16th cou.sin:s once removed, are botbdlreddeacendanlJioftheTudor KlngH"nry VII. Her falher. the Ith Earl Spenc~r. 1 wealthy landowner, ls s descendant ot the Oullte of Marlborough, the llth·century military bero Tbe Earl. 57. was equerry to KanK George VI from 190 until the kin1'1death '° l~ and thentothe k1ng'sdaughler. the present Queen Elizabeth II. unul li54 Several or his ancestors also held positions at court. Diana IS one or rour children by Earl Spencer's first marriage. She bas two older sisters. Si.rah and Jane. and a younger brother. Charles. The marriage was dissolved in 1969 after 15 years and Lady Diana's mother Frances. daughter of the 4th Baron Fermoy, is now married lo wallpaper company heir Peter Shand Kydd. THE EA&LREMARRIEDIN lt71.HISsecond.wife. Raine.is the daughter of besl·selling romantic novelist Barbara Cartland and the formerwifeoflhe Earl of Dartmouth. Diana's been described as a beautiful English rose, sweet. inno- cent. nice. honest. serious, fresh, friendly, unsophisticated . patient. cool-headed a nd discreet. She says she can live with mostorthat. except ro~sweet ~~ich she finds too cloying. Cool·headed and discreet essential qualiltes ror a future queen -she certainly is. . She's S·fool·9, slim. quiet·spoken and laughs easily. She has big bright blue.gray eyes. thick strawberry·blonde hair and a flawless complexion. She wears little makeup, a minimum of jewelry and for informal wearfavors s weaters andopen·loe low·heetshoes. SHE RIDES A BICYCLE, DRIVES a small red British Mini· Metro car. skis a little, swims well. rides horseback and isn't too keen on parties orthedebutanle circuit. Because she had no steady dates before Charles. she hasn 'l got a love-life past for the press to dig up. Newspaper revelations about the romantic forays or some of the other girls Charles has dated have caused embarrassment all around. Lady Diana belongs to the Church of England, which Charles will head as temporal "Defender or the Faith" when he comes to the throne. Educated at West Heath Girls School. a private school with 130 pupils near Sevenoaks. 20 miles southeast o.f London. she ~as an average pupil but excelled in art and swimming. Her headmistress described her as "decent. honest and happy ... her classmates as kind and cheerful. When she left there, her family sent her to a finishing school in Switzerland. She came back after six weeks and refused to return. * * * * * * Dates with Diana 'niilitary operation' LONDON (AP l Prince Charles proposed to Lady Diana Spencer a little over two weeks ago over a private dinner in the sitting room or his Buckingham Palace quarters just before she left for a vacation in Australia. a Brit.ish reporter quoted him as saying in an interview today. The Press Association, Bri- tain's domestic news agency, said the prince. his bride·lo·be at his side. said. "I wanted to give her a chance lo think about it, lo think if it was a ll going to be too awfuJ ... Lady Diana was quoted as replying: "Oh. I never had any doubts about it.·· Reporter Grania Forbes in· terviewed the young couple in the same silting room where Prince Charles proposed before Lady Diana left for Australia on Feb. 6. Ms. · Forbes said they talked about their press·dodging courtship, their 12-year age dif- ference and their housekeeping plans. Buckingham Pal ace an· nounced the engagement today and the Press Association said it was told by the heir lo Britain·s throne they will probably marry in late July. The announcement e nded months of speculation a bout the palace romance by the British press. which often strained the patience of the fun-loving and witty prince in its doggedness about getting the story. The interviewer quoted the . prince as saying his betrothed joined him last rail at his after being smuggled past prowling reporters and photo· grapbers in what he described aa a visit "planned like a military operation.·· But he said the toughest part of his romance was not the ' hordes of reporters but keeping quiet about the engagement. ac· cordiq to Ms. Forbes. Prince Charles and Lady Diana, who sat at opposite ends ot a coucb and often exchanaed glances. were quoted as saying they were "thrilled." Prince Charles apologized for missing his appointment al the Fo r eign Office t od ay. Ms . Forbes wrote. and he said jok- ingly . ·Tve always wanted to throw a spanner in the works or m y progra m . I t hink I 've managed to throw in a crowbar todav_·· Ms. Forbes reported asktnli! t he couple a bout their age. dirference. Charles is 32 and Lady Diana 19. "'I've never had any thought about the age gap, .. Lady Diana was quoted replying ... Besides. I was always ganged up (paired) wi th Prince J\ndrew." Prince And rew. 21, is the younger brothe r or Prince Charles. .. Diantl will certainly keep me young." was the quoted reply from Prince Charles. "You're only as old as you think you are," lie said Lady Diana would make a Cine Princess of Wales. Ms. Forbes said. "She"ll be 20 soon and I was about that age when 1 started" carrying out royal duties. Ms. For bes quoted him saying. It has been widely reported that Prince Charles and Lady Diana have known each olher since childhood. but Ms. Forbes s aid she was told they cannot re· call meeting before November 1977, the Silver Jubilee year or Queen Elizabeth 11. They were introduced by Lady Sarah McCorquod a le, Lady Diana's elder sister, when the prince went to the Spencer fa mi· I v estate at A lth orp in Northamptonshire. ·'Charles came for a pheasant s hoot," Lady Diana was quoted as saying. "He was really a friend of my sister, Lady Sarah, then." The prince said he remem- bered Lady Diana as ··a splen· did IS.year-old" and added: "I remember thinking what run she was." lhe interviewer reported. CIH.tfted 9dweftl .. ng 7141142·5'71 All other depert1Mnta M2..u1 ==-P. Haley =.:N.Weed L Thomaa KHYll ~Murphlna. ~°"--~Sctlulman ~n· ~rd Jr. MAIN OfftCE JJ0 Wttt .. , SC,. CMla IM.-, CA. Mall..,,_, ... IMO, COii• Meu, CA . .U1' COPy•ltlll '"' Orentit Coa1t 1"""41tl'll"9 "-'·No ntwt sto<le1, llluttr•lfons, edllo•lll m .... , or •Cl· verllse,...nls llereln may be ftOrOCIUCed wllhOUI r.oe<I•• pefmtssloft of COPY•lolll OW lier , SCHOOL ••• •orbbop. eewtq and p&utkl. Cindy wtek-.mp. a fourtll 1ract.r at Ob lcbool. said bitr elau II not toc*tDJl forward to the return ol the older atudeata. ··We have really enjoyed school Wt year wttbout tbe bl& kids around." she aaid. "We don't have t.o compete with them ror anyth!ng. We're the big kids at our school " Evidence points to • • 1et engine No apparent contradictions in witnesses' statements have been noted by investigators probing the crash ooe week ago or an Air California jetliner at Orange County's John Wayne Airport, the chief investigator s ays. Speaking at a briefing Monday night, senio r air s afety in- vestigato r G . T . "Tom " McCarthy said the local portion of the investigation has au but concluded. Most or the 45 investigators who converged at the airport following the fiery crash have either returned home or were sch e duled to leave today, McCarthy said. Thirty .f our or the 104 passengers the airline believes were on the Boeing 737 were in· j ured as the jet s truck the i;!round after the pilot was told to cancel his landing due to the presen ce of another Air California plane on the runway. McCarthy said investigators h ave inte rvie wed about SO persons in their attempt lo re· construct what happened in the minutes preceding the crash. .. We have no apparent con· tradictions." McCarthy said. Des pite e arlier pro mises McCarthy said that information was not yet available from a transcript of the t ape recorder housed in the cockpit of the plane that crashed. The chi ef investigator said he ordered the transcr ipt reworked for reasons that he wouldn't dis- close. He said information from tne night data recorder carried on board the plane likewise was not available. The only new development Monday was that the "power plants group.·· partially dis- a ssembled the aircraft's number l wo (right ) jet engine. E'ro•PllfleAI PRINCE.-.. press secre tary. said Lady Diana would move out or the London apartment flat which she s hares with three girls. Shea said the Queen and her husband Prince Philip, the Duke or Edinburgh, were "delighted at the engagement." He sa id Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, tile leader or the Labor opposition, Michael Foot, and the Archbishop of Can- l e r bury we r e among those notified of the engagement lhe past few days. The Privy Coun- cil, the monarch's official ad- visers. will meet to approve the marriage formally. Charles and Lady Diana have been the most popular romantic item in the British press since November, and the press pursuit of them has angered the queen as well as her son. Lady Diana is the most recent or some 40 young women whose names have been linked wilh th~ prince's the last 14 years. She is S feet 9 inches tall. bas blonde hair. blue.gray eyes. good looks. discretion . c harm and in· telligence. She worked until re· cently as a part-l ime teacher at a London kindergarten. She is the dau~hter of lhe 8th Earf Spencer, a wealthy land· owner. Woman raped by intruder in Huntington Police are sear ching for a man whO' allegedly broke into a downtown Huntington Beach home early Monday and robbed and raped a26-year-old woman. According to the police report, the woman was asleep lnaide the house at 1:30 a.m. when she awoke to find the suspect in her bedroom. She told police &be intruder threatened her with a kitchen knlte after takin& $17 from her purse. The man forced beroutalde lnto an alley, where be raped her, polices aid. The woman waa able to puah her auallant oft balaoee and nm to a Milbbor'• boul• for belp, pollce1aid,udtbe1aapeeUled. Tb• tatruder WU delcrtbed u a wblt.e ....... ftye feet, n .. IDCbl9 talli i• pcMldl la bia late .. or ..., 1a.Themuwonandand wblte bmdareblef over Illa f-. dtu'tal the lnekleat,, polke laid. Hunllnlton Beach officials are ask ins fM f74,000 in atate funds to build five walkways down un- developed bluffs onto Bolsa Chica Stale Beach. The pedestrian walkways would be part of a plan being pro- mot ed by city o(ficials to transform the bluUtop near Golden West Street into a coastal park, complete with trees, grass, bicyclepath, lishts and benches. The bluff walkways, including a ramp for persons in wheelchairs. would be completed by this sum- m e r ir the state Coastal Conservancy approves the ap- plications for funding. according to Mike Multari. a city planning aide. Walkways from the blufftop to the sand would be built at 14th and 17th street s. Multa r i said. Stairways to the sand rrom a service road below the blufftop would be constructed at 9th. 1 lth and Golden West s treets . The 17th street walkway would be a ramp to allow beach access t-0 people in wheelchairs, he said. Already approved and scheduled for completion by this summer are a bicycle path along the bluffs and traffic signals at Pacific Coast Highway and 9th, 11th, 14th and 17th streets. Currently, oil wells operate on the bluff. Multari said the city will ask the oil companies to cover the s urface pipelines with soil to aJ. low landscaping or grass and trees. FV residents face street lighting tax If Fountain Valley residents want to keep their streets light- ed. they may have to pay a, new local tax. City Councilman Marvin Adler has asked the city staff for a re- port on how lo set up a streetlight assessment district to raise funds specifically for out· door illumination. Adler 's suggestion came as Fountain Valley officials have begun looking for ways lo keep the city in the black. Mayor AJ Hollinden has pre· dieted that Fountain Valley will face a $1 .S million budget s hortfall in the fiscal year begin- ning July 1, unJess local services are cut or oew sources of rev· enue ~e found. Public works director Wayne Osborne estima(ed lhat the elec- tric bill for Fountain Valley's 3, 706 streeWgbts will be about $500,000during the coming year. U the council chooses to lax for lhe e ntire amount, lbe average homeowner would pay about $34 for the year, Osborne estimated. City Attorne y Thomas Woodruff said a lighting assess- ment diatrict can be created by tbe council without placing the plan on the baJlot. However. all properly owners wouJd receive a mailed notice of the propoeaJ, and public hear· wgs would be held before any council action is taken, he said. Currently, the city's street lighting expe.nses are paid out of the general rund. Lot~ 1term from todaJ(I wo~ld and national Mw• tkwio,,,,.~1. WASHJNGTON <AP) -Po.tmaater General William F. Bolger testified today that II Coaareu ban lbe propoHd nlne· digit ZIP code. it will prevent the Postal Service from mini available technology to alow down future incre .... la mall rates. Bolger said the PostaJ Service has ".reached lbe practical limit of how much more of the current mechaniaation we can deploy and still get a good return." To make the best use of machines that can sort mail automatically. lhe current five -digit code should be expanded to nine digits. he said . Bolger testified before a Senate Gov- ernmentaJ Affairs s ubcommittee. El Sal"ad•r r••llkl .Wrcftf WASHJNGTON <AP> -President Reagan said today the United States had "no intention" of becoming involved in a Viet· nam-like conflict in El SaJvador. (Related stories, A4) Otl1H111lc rlll• prf.w ....,,,,.. r••• NEW YORK <AP> -Citibank, the nation's second-largest commercial bank. today cut its prime lending rate to 19 percent from 19.S percent. joining most other major banks but failing to m atch the industry low. Suspeet arrested Cops probe slaying of two Vietnamese Garden Grove homicide in- vestigators are strn uncertain of t he motive that led to lbe shotgun s layings of two Viel· namese men and the serious wounding of a third in the home· of a market owner Monday. The suspect in the shootings, which occurred about noon. was identified as Ngo Son Van. 23. He was taken into custody by police in Downey after he ap- proached an animal control of· ricer in a pa rk there and ad· milled shooting three people. He had a shotgun in his possession. The two dead men were iden· tified as Nguyen V Huong, 24 . and Dung Hung Pham, age un- known. Their bodies were discovered by members of a Garden Grove police SWAT team called to the residence al 9882 R eading Avenue when the wounded man, Chuonh Vo Van Huynh, 24, stag. gered ou~ide and collapsed on a nearby lawn. Believing a s uspect was still inside the residence or m arket owner Nguyen Duy Cuong. the police tactical squad fired tear gas into the residence and then entered. They found one body in a fa mily room and another on a patio. Cuong. ownt-r of Tiet Ki em Co. market al Kerry Street and Westminster Avenue, was not present al the residence when the shooting occurred and ap- parently did not know who the victims and suspect were or why they were in his home . Ngo was taken to Orange County Jail and booked on suspi- cion of murder. The wounded man. Huynh. was taken lo Fountain VaJJey Community Hospita l for treat· ment of gunshot wounds lo the head and side. He was reported in serious condition this morn· ing. Garden Grove police spokesmen said their investiga- tion has not yet turned up any motive in lhe shootings, which occurred in a neighborhood of s ingl e -family h o mes near Forsyth Lane. Police said the interior of the home was riddled with bullet holes. Sumitomo to buy county Pacific Bank S an Fran c i sco -base d Sumitomo Bank of California has announced plans lo acquire four Pacific City Bank branches in Or a nge County. OtriciaJs from Sumitomo. the state's 10th largest bank, signed a letter of intent to purchase,all four Pacific City offices for $14 mi I lion . according to Eiichi Mo t osahge . manager o r Sumit-0mo's Costa Mesa office. Pacific City Bank maintains two offices in Huntington Beach. one in Garden Grove and one in Mission Viejo. Its assets at the end of 1980 were $78 million com· pared to Sumitomo's Sl.9 billion and 45 branches. Motosahge added that the purchases will increase services and le nding pote ntial t o customers of PaciricCity. Details or the agreement are still to be worked out and ap- proval must come from state and federal banking agencies and the shareholders of both banks. Larry Cechlin. assistant manager or Pacific City's Hunt- ingt-0n Beach office at 160-41 Golden West St .• said that final ac- quisition would probably not be completed until August or Sep. tember. Have time on your hands -24 karats a day. SLAVICK'S FIM ,_. .. ~ Sinc'f l917 The 24 karat gold Swiss ingot watch from Corum. Each watch is completely handcrafted In Switzerland, numbered, and accompanied by a certi!lcate of authenticity. Complete with a diamond wlndine' stem. A. Man's 15 gram ineot watcb,$4,.io. 8 . Woman's 10 gram ingot watch, $3 • .io. cof uM fQhlon lat.nd. N-port Cft\ter, Newport BHch. 71"6M-1380 W"tmlnst'r I Laguna HI .. / ~-"'i.foUlort~/ Tila at,. Lot c~m'°' • ''" Malit Aleo C!'Nttr Lot Anp18 I S.n Dtego I I.at v.-, u..-tfllHtdl'tCOll ...... C-. ........ ~ .......... YllA. ...... ow,t. "'"""" Firtt /twltrt Guild .. H ere you are. so nny." f ilm star Ricky Schroeder. all of lQ years. might be saying as he signs autograph for Carl De Stefano. a mere 6. at .'Vew York radiothon for L eukemia Society of America . Carl zs 19/J I poster child. Blosso111 gift reeipro(.•af.ed Sixty-nine years after the J a panese presented 3,000 cherry trees to the United States. Nancy Reagan will return the favor by giving one to the J a pane se. Mrs. Reagan will give a 312-foot tree propagated from a Yoshino cherry t ree to J a p a n ese A m bassa d or Yosbio Okawara at the White House today. In a statement issued by Mrs. Reagan's press office. she is quoted as saying that t h e J a p a n es e h e lpe d es tablis h th e tra di tion a l cherry blossom spring ritual in the nation's ca pital. "We hope that this young tree will flourish in 'Japan as a token of our appreciation for that wonderful gift of cherry trees 69 years ago," Mrs. Reagan s aid Mothe r Teresa, winner of the l979 Nobel Peace Prize f o r h er w o rldwide mi ssio nary work. will re· ceive Ma r - qu e tt e Univers ity's Pe r e Mar - q u e tte Dis - covery Award Medal. T be Rev . MOTHE• naua John P . Raynor, president of Ma rque tte . s a id Mother Te resa will r eceive the an- n u a I awa rd -named for J esuit explorer Per e Jacques Ma rquette in ce rem onies June l3. University officia ls s ai d t hat to r e ceive the a ward, an individual must have accomplished an "ex- t ra ordinary breakthrough" i n huma nitarian service . "Mother T er esa has dis- covered God in the poorest of t he poor ." Ra yno r s aid. r 6.4 million autos . called back by GM DETROIT (AP) General Motor s Corp. recalled 6.4 million car s and lig ht trucks Monday to replace bolts that could Call out of the rear suspension and send the vehicle out of control. It was the second largest re- call in history, topped only by t he 6.7 million cars GM sum- moned to re pair shops in 1971 to replace faulty engine mounts. THE VEHICLES, Crom the 1978 model year through early 1981-model production. are the Chevr olet El Camino and GMC Caballero light t rucks and all in· Prehistoric ' sands topic of lecture Lectures on what Orange County beaches were like 15 million years ago, a nd the natural history of the sea otter are scheduled at the Orange County Marine Institute in Dana Point Harbor March 1. Paleontologist Carol Standum, a member of the Orange County Historical Commission, will dis· cuss the local tropical beaches of prehistoric times at 1 p.m. That lecture will be followed at 3 p.m. by a talk by Hayden Williams, an instru ctor at Golden West College in Hunt· ington Beach, on the sea otter. The Orange County Marine Institute is located at the east end ol the Dan'a Point Herbor marina complex on Del Obispo Street. Admission to both lee· turea ls free. te rmediale -s ized car s Crom those years : Chevrolet Malibu a nd Monte Carlo ; Po ntiac Le Mans and Grand Prix : Buick Century and Rega l. and all ve r s ions of t he O lds m obile Cutlass. G M said two bolts us ed to at· tach rear wheel lower control a rms to the fra me could rust, break, fall out and let the control a rm drop free. resulting in loss of control without warning. T he automaker said it had re- ceived reports of 27 accidents. starting last Au gust . that result- ed in 22 injuries. Spokes man Phil Workman sa id there were no fatalities and none of the in- j uries was serious. About 200,000 letters to owners will be mailed each day starting March 9 -a process that will lake 32 working days lo com- plete. "WE STARTED shipping bolts lo dealers last week and very soon we should have a million bolts in the field ,.. Workman sa id. Bo lts cam e fro m s evera l manufacturers and G M has not t r i e d t o d et e rmine if a ny pa rticular supplier 's bolts were bfeaking, he said. As far as the company knows, all met GM 's specifications when installed, he added. The bilis we r e s pe cially ha rdened and the ha rdening ap· pa rently led to loss of corrosion resis tance. he said. The new bolts will be of a softer material and more resistant to corrosion. Replacing the bolts is a 25- minute job done with the car on a lift. Workman declined to say how much it would cost GM. We're Listening ••• The •Dally Pilot wants' to hear Crom its readers. wha.t you like about the paper and what you don't like. We also would like to publish your views on any subject In our letters to the editor col· umn. Call the number below and your meaaa1e. Y(ill be recorded. Me11ages will be transcribed several times daily and delivered to the desk of the appropriate editor. Mailbox conlrtbutions will be delivered to the editorial paae editor. Mailbox contributors must include their name and ,t.elephone number for vertncaUon. Mt circulation calla. pleue. Tell UI what '1 on your mind. The number Is In aervite at houn a.day, seven days a week. If you were at the tail-end of a Ions parade. wearin1 a bear-skin coat ln 78-dearee weather, you might ball out too. That's exactly what Ted E. Be ar. the year-old 100-pound Lion Country Safari resident did durinl the Patriots' Day Par ade in Laguna Beach. T ed , an American black be ar. was part of the animal park's entry, riding in the back of a zebra-painted jeep, which also contained a lion cub and two handlers . But when the jeep rounded Forest Avenue from Glenn~ eyre Street , T ed E . Bear gro wle d "Eno u g h " a nd leaped Crom the bed of the jeep. Slipping out of his leather h ar n ess, the unwilling par ade participant lumbered off to the sidewalk to join cheering parade spectators . But before the four-legged escapee could join the fun on the sidelines, he was rounded up by pith-helmeted ha ndlers who returned him to the par ade route. And Ted jus t had to grin and bear it. The "Untitled Me moirs of the Nixon Years" also was unwritten, and a publisher c la ims former U.S. Attorney General John N. Mitchell won't return a SS0 ,000 ad- v a nee on his aborted book deal. Mitchell, who resigned lo head President Nixon's re- election cam- p a i g n and was convicted in th e ~~ W a l e r g a l c "~ s candal. was , ,.. ... s u e d b y ' l S im o n & ~ I S c hust e r i n~ M a nhatt a n f S u pr e m e c 0 u r l in a M ITCHELL co m plaint seeking $50,000 purpo rted ly advanc ed to Mi tchell nea rly six years ago . The publisher says Mitchell failed to deliver ,the1 m a nuscr ipt, a nd Si mo n & Sch uste r termin a t ed t he $150.000 agreem ent. Service set for El Toro crash victim A memorial s er vice will be held a l 6:30 p.m . Wednesday in Costa Mesa for Teresa K. Wals h. 18. who was killed Friday when her car and another vehicle col- lide d along Santiago Canyon Road. The service is set for Or ange Coast Unit a r ian Un ive r s alist Church. 1259 Victor ia St .. follow- ing crem ation. A resident or El Toro. Miss Walsh li ved in Costa Mesa for Orange Coast DAIL y PILOT/Tueed9y, Ftbruarr 24. 1981 Free porki119 In case you didn't know. or had never thought about it much, this is how you park a bike at the beach. One reason for doing it this way is that kickstands just don't work in the sand . The bike would fall over, you see. Which brings us to the other reason for pa rking a bike this way: It helps keep sand out of vital moving parts. This photo was taken in Newport Beach, where . you can pa rk a bike on the beach, but you can't ride one on the beach. Transit routes eyed ·county panel to decide in 18 months By GLENN SCOTT OI tlOe D•llY ~ile4 S~tf Exact routes for proposed mass transit lines through cen- tral Orange County should be de- termined in about 18 months. ac· co rd ing to me mber s of the Ora nge County TransPortation Commission Meeting in San ta Ana Monday. m e m bers of the commiss ion adopted the time frame as part of a conceptual p la n lo a dd about $2 billion worth pf im· prove m enls to road and rail service along a three·mile·wide swath that follows the Santa Ana F reeway. THE IMPROVEMENT plan was proposed by the commission in November. County officials t h e n in vested a b o ut t h r ee m o nth s me e t ing wi th an estimated 100 se rvice and social clubs a nd holding six public hearings to explain the plan. T he fi ve-me mber com mission decided Monday to launch into t he second phase of planning. which will involve production of a detailed environmental impact stateme nt th--at ·"examiiies the pros and cons or the improve- ments . Those improvements include the m ass transit line, widening the Santa Ana Freeway by two lanes. adding new tr acks along the Sante F'e Ra ilroad line to al- low for mor~ passenger trains. do ubling thf num ber of ·public transit buses and building more streets in the Sout h County to re- li eve congestion Crom the Santa Ana f<'rccway. PRJMAR\' q uestio ns at pres, ent center on the mass transit line. scheduled lo r un between cent ral Anaheim . Santa Ana and Ir vine, with another line e xte nd- ing northwes t from Santa Ana to Garden Grove. Anah e im Ma yo r J o hn Seymour. for example, attended Monday's meeting to urge com- missioners to conside r extending the mass transit line fa rther north into downtown Anaheim. E arlier propos als had set the end of the line at the Anaheim Convention Center. There are several alternatives for the mass transit line, with som e methods using buses and others using rail cars . E ven the m onorail is being considered. Garwood charged with sex offense JACKSONVILL E. N.C. (AP) -Marine Pfc. Robert Garwood, the only American con victed of being a turncoat in Vietnam, was inds cled Monday on charges that he sexually molested and at- t<.>mpted to rape a seven-year-old girl while awaiting bis court- martia l a l Camp Lejeune. An Onslow County grand jury returned the indictment against Garwood. who was convicted by a military jury Feb.-S of ·col- la boration with the enemy while he was a prisoner of war in Viet· na m . P rosecution and defense attorneys testified during Garwood's court-martial that he suffered Crom one or more t ypes of mental ill· ness. He was gr anted appellate leave and went to Virginia for psychiatric treatment. T he indict ment c ha rged Garwood with taking indecent liber ties with a minor. first-degr ee sex offense, attempted first- degree sex offense a nd attempted first-degree rape. Arraignment was scheduled for Ma rch 9 in Superior Court. mos t of her life. She spent her ------------------------------------------, freshman year at Costa Mesa High .School before moving witl} her family to El Tor o. S h e w as a Dai ly Pi l ot newspaper carrie r and app~ared in circul ation advertisements. S h e i s s ur v ive d b y he r pa rents, Mr. a nd Mrs. William J . Wa ls h of El T oro ; two brothers. Geoffrey. of Arcata and Michael, of New York City; a s is t e r . Sh e lly Wa ls h of Be rkeley. and gra ndpa re nts, Mr. and Mrs. Har ry Sc hwartz of La ncaste r. Marine gets 15-to-life in stabbing A Camp Pendleton Marine has bee n given a 15-years -to-life term in state prison for fatally stabbing a fellow Marine near a San Clemente liquor store in August 1980. Pvt. Roy Garcia, 22, was sen- tenced by Superior Court Judge Donald McCartJn. Garcia w a s convic t e d in January of s econd-d e gree murder in the stabbing death of Marine Pvt. Eugene Brunell. 22. The two men had become in- volved in an altercation inside the liquor store on El Camino Real. They left the store and went to a nearby alley. where Garcia stabbed Brunell, pros· ecutor Paul Meyer said. Garcia was arrested several bouts later coming out of a bar. He could become eligible for parole after serving 10 yean in state priaon. Iranian convicted SAN FRANCISCO <AP). - Sentencinl bu been set March 25 for an Iranian national con· vlcted ol bombln1 a Berkeley 1atbertn1 of Iranian Hvolutlon 111pporten. ' THAl7'5 US! A store that offers a selection of fine traditional sportswear for men, women, and boys ... along with ext1'lordinary service to our rustomers. · Come in and let us serve you. 1028 lrvinf, Newpod Bwf\ Califom~ Phone 6&2-'061 What's it au about? ......... llAL'll. Hn. Commuwn ol ow wlllll ... to ... , Uu•ulv. UfOD OrUI• County'• --U¥e ..._ .... w ••for • day1, 1o1•1 oa .._.t ..._by tMlee. lt '1 bMe by atril• . ...... ,..... ..... dQI ..... OD 21 •• beeauH u.nlon .. •••n ._ dlle .._ drben ud llMt'lwalH report that Fri· .. , la U. ..,..._,ate U..y flaun everybody could 1et Md'°-'· Allllltliilt'l ....... I P M 1. M 11, a va&e b~ UM union mtmMrt on w...U.. • • lMJ wlU aecept a coa&.ract otter of the Or... Oouatr TruW.l DUtrict, •ra&nn of our now· , ....... publk .... llea awlalle, an ~ eaUmaa.d •.• com ""9ten wtio Uled lO nde • .,_ llM bulea a« to wail. , '"'°' wlu.out really Ue>wtq Jll lllPllll ~,..; predael¥ what the abut --------'~~~ ~~~' off la tbelr tranapor\•· - Uoe system ii all about. Generally. we are not too accustomed to strikes here ln Orance County SO we may not be coping with the bus shutdown ternbly well Ob. we've had some walkouts, pickets and turbulence in the public school systems along our coastline in recent times. But these school clashes between workers <the teacher:s > and management (the superintendents and school trustees> have been openly aired to some degree. That is, the teacher unions have loudly proclaimed their needs in contracts, working conditions, pay. vaca- tions and other fringe benefits on the one side: ON 111£ OTHER. the school administrators and board members have piteously wruog their hands. perspired pro- Are they coming? Going? Set it concrete? fusely. and cried about the school district's near state of bankruptcy. So. throughout t he school strife, you at least have been given a bit or one side here and a bit or the other there. By contrast. there have been few bits fed to the bus customer citizenry during the current cooling off of the bus engines. Unlike the schools. there were apparently no efforts by the transit district to go gel non·union help to keep the buses rolling. Now. while the bus union membership may be voting tomorrow. we don't really have much notion of what they're voting for or against. MOST REASONABLE folks, be they union or non- union, can understand labor·management deadlocks if substantial issues are involved. Like. for example, t he bus drivers were to want $38.88 per hour when the district was only offering $12.75. That's a difference of $26.13. Reasonable people would probably agree that amounts to a substantial issue. There is grave doubt 1n many minds, however. that the extent of the issues in our current bus strike are anywhere near as substantial as the rather far-out example above. IF IT TURNS OUT that the difference was in pennies. the commuters who have been stranded or in dire transportation circumstances over the past 20 days m ay turn out to be a lot less tolerant. You could understand that altitude. Lack of precise information, however. has been almost as frustrating to the hapless commuters as the strike itself. They don't know from one day to the next whether or not their bus will be rolling. BY THE TIME THIS one is all over . the initials OCTD may have an entirely new meaning. The letters will mean "Our Customers Turned Daffy." El Salvador- U.S. may send military team W ASHJNGTON (AP> -The United States is actively con· siderin1 sendin1 add itional military advisers to El Salvador to irain government troops in the Central American countr y, a Defense Department spokesman said today. There already are 20 U.S. military advisers in El Salvador. "There are proposals for addi· tional training teams," said Lt. Col. Jerry Grohowski. "The pro- posals are under active con- sideration." * * * Soviets' proposal studied WASHINGTON <AP> -Presi· dent Reagan indicated today the American response to the Soviet Union's proposal fo r a summit conference may hi nge on Russian involvement in supply· ing arms to guerrillas in El Salvador. Speaking at an impromptu news conference. the president said the Soviet proposal was "in· teresting" but added that the Soviet role in arming the anti· government forces in the Ceo· tral American nation "would be one of the things that should be straightened out" before a sum· mit couldproceed. The president 's rem ar ks represented his first public response to the call by Soviet President Leonid I. Brezhnev oo Monday for a U.S. -Soviet sum· mit. REAGAN ALSO SA ID that before any decision is made about responding to Brezhnev. he would first consult with U.S. allies. Brezhnev. in a speech opening the 26th Congress or the Soviet Communist Party in Moscow. had said the Soviet Union is will- ing to renegotiate the SALT ll treaty, which was derailed after the Soviet military move into Afghanistan. He also proposed limits on submarine fleets and said his country would be willing to dis- cuss al a summit meeting the Soviet role in Afghanistan, but only as part or talks about the demilitarization or the Persian Gulf area. REAGAN, ASKED at a press briefing on budget cuts whether he would accept Brezhnev's pro- posal for a summit, and under what conditions, replied : "The only answer to that ques· tion is l was most interested in h is suggestion a n d it i s something now we will discuas, discuss it with the State Depart· ment. the Cabfnet in general, and very particularly discuss it in the days a head with the leaders of our allies." The Wubiqt.oo Star reported today that the United Statea may send up to 50 Army apecialiata to El Salvador, but Grohpwaki said nothina definite has been decided onnumben . "There are all kinds of op· lions," he said. U.S. olficials, meanwhile, said a recent luU in arms shipments throu1h Cuba lo rebels in El Salvador has diminished the possibility of swift retaliatory ac· lion by lhe United States against the Havana government. SOME OFFICIALS speculate that Cuba and other countries have curbed arms deliveries in recent weeks out of fear the Unit· ed States may respond with military force. But others say the cessation may simply be a sign that the Salvadoran ins urgents have enough weaponry for the time be· ing. Either way, acting assistant secretary of stale John Bushnell said Monday. the Ame rican response to alleged Soviet-bloc support of the Salvadoran in· surgents will depend on whether t he weapons shipments are re· sum ed. Captured documents released Monday by the State Department say nearly 200 tons of ar ms and other equipment were sent to the Salvadoran guerrillas late last . year for use against the U.S.- backed government in a military offensive that got" under way in January. THE INFORMATION was con· tained in an inch·thick compila· lion or battle plans. letters and re- ports of meetings and travels which the Reagan administration said was proof of· 'indirect armed aggression" by the Soviet bloc in El Salvador. The State Department said the evidence demonstrates that Cuba and the Soviet Union a re engaged in "a well·coordirtated covert ef· fort to bring about the overthrow of El Salvador's established gov· el'nment and to impose in its place a communist regime with no popular support.·· "We have clear evidence of catching the communists" hands I in the cookie jar," said White · House press secretary James S. 1 Brady. ·Nixon e ntertains For.mer Preside~t Ric~ard M. Nixon entertained foreign ~us mess executives with "'5ome impromptu piano rendi· hons at a PepsiCo I nternational "Bottler of the Year" dinner at New ~ork's World Trade Center. Mexico to purchas·e U.S. F-5 jet fighters WASHINGTON <AP> -The United States bas approved the sale of at least a dozen U.S. F·5 supersonic jet fighters lo the Mex· ican government, which is trying to modernize its armed forces, it was reported today. . The Wasl)ington Post, quoting "qualified Mexican sources," said the sale ~as approved on commercial terms, which would re- quire approval by the State Department but not by Congress. Congress must be notified about the sale. however. THE STATE DEPARTMENT declined comment on the report. The newspaper did not disclose a sale price for the planes. whi<:h Mexico reportedly requested four months ago, but it did re· port that the F-5 fighters can cost close to $5 million each. depend- ing on accessories. 1 Mexico·s joint Army and Air Force budget was increased 54 percent this year to Sl. l billion and Mexico's defense minister, Felix Galvan. said much of the increase will be spent on new equipment. the Post reported. 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February 24.1981 H/F • Dodger .queried in boxing case IAN OISQO (AP) f'll ...-a.a" tl!Uniewed lM Loi A•l•IH Dod1era · Deuel ,...... ........ tUl'lled up la Su 06'9D Har* at t.be Wm ol a M-faal caMa cr~r be'°"ll"I to ml111.., bo•l•I promoter Harold J S.UU.. TIM m.• boat h-been Im poH•d at iU moorlna In Loi Ml.._ b)' • co.art order ln ('Oft· aecU. wtlb a. •1 3 mdlloe em MHN....S auJl filed by WeUs Far10 Bank 11aiost Smith, llullammad AH Profeasional Sport lae and aeveral otMt' ln· dl•lduala . Tlloma• denied Monday he knew anythiftC about th• court order. 'Tm not la the habit of ateal· ln1 boa&I,' · 1aid I.be former San Dle10 Plldre who Uvea la nearby Point lJoma. ··u anythln1. I •teal buel.'' The boat was impounded by a court order freea1n1 the uaets and peraonal property of Smith. the chairman or MAPS, who has been mlasina since the em· 'Rippling rhythm' handleader dies • BEVERLY HJLLS <AP> -BandleaderShepFields, the man who recorded "The Jersey Bounce," "I've Got You Under My Skin," "Thanks for the Memory ." and "September in The Rain," is dead at a1e70. Fields, a Brooklyn, N. Y .. native whose "ripplin1 rhythm or- chestra" soared to popularity in the 1930s, died of a heart attack Mon· day at Cedars Sinai Hospital. Funeral services will be held Friday in New York City at Park West Chapel. THE POPULAR MUSICIAN, himself a saxophonist, led his high· style band to national tame from 1934 through the 19505 in major hotels and on radio and television. Fields and his band were featured in the film · 'The Big Broadcast ofl938," starring W.C. Fields and Bob Hope. . . He devel~ped ~he ban~·s l.ight, elegant style and named it "rip- phng rhythm while playmg at the Palmer House in Chicago. The Fields band broke auandance records at Broadway's Paramount Theater. WHILE PLAYING AT the Starlight Roof of the Waldorf·Astoria Hotel, he was chosen to replace Paul Whiteman with bis own network r11dio orogram, The Rippling Rhythm Revue. Fields is survived by his wife, the former Zook Kline or Palm S~rings: a son. Jerry S. Levy, and daughter, JoAnn Fields. Whale watch 1candal broke ln late RECOR~ BIG SONOI .. Flelda Tbomu, a venaWe ballplayer who perfonm ln both the laneld and outneld for the Dodlen, aaid a fr.imld who work• at llAPS UllJ whom be refused to identify 1ave bim tbe keys to ~ boat "three or four weeks a10. "I had no idea there wu a court order. I dido 't see it in tbe paper or anytbtna," Thomas saJd. He said be had met Harold Smith only once at a San Dteeo boxin1 match and he denied that Smith or any hi1h-level MAPS officials authorized him to take the boat. He said he and the other two men went to the Marina del Rey boat harbor in Los Angeles and boarded the boat last week without trouble. Drunks protested The cruise took 10 hours, be s aid , because ··one of the engines kept cutting out. "We were comipg right into the harbor when we ran out of gas. We saw a small boat com- in1 out of the harbor and we asked for help." Relatives and friends of drunk-driving victims marched outside the Capitol in SJcramento as Assembly Criminal Justice Committee members met inside Monday discuss- ing 16 crackdown bills against drunk drivers. Committee analysis said 27 percent of all fatal accidents in the state in 1979 involved ail impaiied driver resulting in 1,338 deaths and 23,684 injuries. Copter line cited 4 times AVALON (AP) -The airline company whose helicopter crashed just off Santa Catalina Island's shore bu been cited for air safety violations four limes in the lastfour years, federal officials say. The Federal Aviation Administration sa.id Mon- day lb.at one of its charges against Catalina Airlines, which bu bad four fatal accidents in the last four years, involved a $200,000 ci vii penalty for 22 alleged air safety and maintenance violations in 1978 and 1979. In the Sunday accident involving a Catalina Airlines amphibious helicopter, six people were in· jured and two people are missing and presumed dead, authorities sajd. Floundering about in the cold ocean water, Mau rice Levy said he tried desperately to rescue his 5·year·old son from the sinking helicopter, which bad just crashed in 240 feet of water some 300 yards offshore. Levy's son Lior, along with Miguel Ortega, 24, of Maywood, who was on his honeymoon when com- muter craft crashed, were missing and presumed dead as a private salvage company took over the search. Air Claims Inc. took over the search after SCUBA-equipped sheriff's divers were unable to reach the 250-foot depths off Pebbly Beach where the craft is believed io have come to rest. Skipper gets sympathy u it you rs elf. SAN DIEGO <AP> -A 38-year sailing veteran who pleaded guilty to running aground a rare barkentine says he doubts he will ever get the chance to again skipper a similar vessel. "Ever since the accident people have been very sympathetic," said Edward Barr, 47, of La Jolla. alter being sentenced at a Coast Guard hear- ing Monday. "But it's like they're saying. 'You're the one'." Ban pleaded guilty to negligence in the BRIEFS grounding of the vessel California oH Point ----Loma near San Diego in . heavy fog Feb. 15. He had his license suspended for three months and --Was placed on one year's probation. The popuJar sailing vessel was returning from a whale watching cruise. All S4 people aboard waded to safety without serious injury. Go"~•r .,,...,._ .,..,r r•~r LOS ANGELES CAP> -Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr .. who failed ~o win the 1980 Democratic presidential nomination, is preparing to form a committee to raise funds to "explore" a 1982 U.S. Senate race, a newspaper reported today. While emphasizing that Brown Is not m aking an official announcement of his candidacy, Jodie Krajewski. Brown's 1980 presidential campaign treasurer. said that papers for a Brown for Senate campaign committee would be filed with the Federal Elections Commission "within the next few to 10 days," according to the Los Angeles Times. Alrfben llg•t p~la .. •I••• LOS ANGELES CAP) -Continental and Texas International airlines have exchanged new blows in their continuing takeover battle. Tl announced Monday that Continental shareholders have tendered 3.8 million of the 6 million shares Tl offered to buy on Feb. 9, an offer re· jected by Continental 's directors. Bftld of tro•i..t th._•••• LOS ANGELES <AP) -Industry observers believe the resignation or Roy L. Ash as chairman and chief executive of troubled AM In· ternatlonal Inc. came as an alternative to his being fired by the office equipment concem's directors. Ash said his decision to quit, announced by the com- pany Monday, was made last Friday after a fiap with di.rec· •'" tors over new flnancin1. But ob- aerven close to the Loa Anaelu-bued compan.v 1u11nted Alb. budcet chief under former presi- dent Richard Nixon, would have been fired at a board meeting that day if bis reai1naUon was not aubmltted. Ea-ll•rlaelaelfl,.•• .. •~ SAN DIEGO (AP)' -A retired llarlne 1uaaery aer1eant bu been arralped la federal court Oil a eonaplracy char1e to 1mu11le 10 We1al alleu lDo tbe United Statel. Howard W. 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Thet eddt up to I lot Of greet IOoks no metter how YfN put !Mm togettler ~. ehol •• long FASHION ISLAND STORE ONLY 144-2313 - r I I • Bus strike nds on a sour note AtUPIP It wu a " U I lO ltarn that a tentative qrH.-l wu rearbtd last Friday 10 end Onn1e Coun· ty'1 ftnl publk but 1lrlke. ll wa~ dl1trenin1 to team that busH eouldn't be bark on ttw road ror a week .......... ol lhe nlted Tran.portation Unlon have KhedWed •ftMlrll membt-Nihlp m etlngs (or the striking mechanic. and bu driven on W~dnesday in Garden Grov~ 'l'bey sajd they nffd~ the four day slack time to round up the 157 workers to vott• on whether to ratlfr, the ~lr•tU If the' contract~ re upproved by worker~ and the Oruae County Trur\Sll Dastrlc-l's board of directors. mttba.n.i\" could rt>port to work on T hursday ·a nd bus clriven on Fnday rv1ct-would resume that day after a 22-day freeie · But wh~ does 1t truce four days to round up the workers' The union already had planned to ho ld general information al meetings on unday Tho~e m eetings we re c anceled lt seem!> reai,ona blt: th.a people who ar e on s trike s hould be available to rt!s pond immediately when a res· o lution is immanent. A strike is by no means a vacation not to the 40,000 persons who normally commute by bus, or for the workers walking the picket lines w ho ha ve families to reed and housing pay ments to make. This foot -dra gg ing approach 1s a clear example of the union ·s public-be-damned attitude throughout the drawn- out strike lt was a sor ry end to a sorry strike that wo uldn't have happened tf the two s ides had a ddressed their differences in a rea onable manner Pay-as-you-go roads? The pay-as-you-go turnpike h a s lo n g he lped fill trans portation n eeds in the East and Midwest . But California has traditionally taken pride in the fact that our freeways are indeed free-at least free of lolls. Jn recent times. however, the freeways have become inadequate. congested and poorly maintained as state revenue from gasoline a nd highway taxes dwindled -or was•poorly m anaged . Now state Sen. Paul Carpenter. D-Cypress. has in- troduced legislation that would pe rmit counties to issue bonds for turnpike construction. Tolls collected from the , roads would pay off the bonds and cover maintenance costs, he believes. Since Caltrans seem s t o have falle n d own so badly in building and maintaining freeways. the idea of bypassing the state agency has its a ppeal. Ca~penter cites. for exa mple . the fact th at his pro- posal could result in cons truction of t he badly needed San Joa quin Trans portation Cor rid o r from MacArthur Boulevard to San Juan Capis t rano in about three years. ins tead of the seven or more needed by th e s tate to get a n v new freewav cm the road. · There is. however. a s light hitch. To pay off the cost of building t he $140 m illion. 19-mile s tretch of road. tolls of from $3 to $5 could be req uired That. added to the inflated price of g asoline . could we ll discourage drivers who might like to e njoy an un- congested 19-mile trip. Light touch welco01e Nerds of the world. unite ' You have nothing·to lose, if o nly for a week. than the sobe r, somber. serious demeanor o ften a ssocia t ed with e ngineers a nd those preparing for car eers in eng ineering'. And t hat"s jus t what engineering s tudents al UC Irvine did during the past week. from running a contes t for the worst ne rd on campus (it was a lmost won by ac- claim by one Daily Pilot photographer who got the big- gest hand as he s hot pictures of true contestants > along with a few other s pringtime shenanigans . E nginee ring Week included s uch spectacles as the traditional 10-story egg drop event in which s tudents de- sign containers they hoped would keep their eggs not only in one basket but intac t ins ide their ingenious containers . While this is basically an exercise in fun. the c h a lleng_e of d esigning a contraption utilizing enginee ring s kills is also a fine m easure o r th~1r UCI classroom prow- ess. So now that the week of fun is over . UCI students can go back to burning the midnight oil and logging their logarithms and w_e , the aver age citizens can go back to bein~ beset and distressed by global c rises. c rime in the streets. taxes and inflation. • Opinions expressed 1n the space above are those of the Daily Pilot Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists Reader comment is invited Address The Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321 Boyd/Trusting boss By L. M. BOYD One hundred years ago 1t was that the Earl of Lon· desboro ugh p a s sed ou t checkbooks to a ll his ser vants. Draw at will for ex- pens es. said he, and just don't bother me about them. Or words to that etfecl. His faith in the hired help was re· markable. fl is the sort of freedom or opportunity that gives happiness only to a rel· I' Now they've closed the< adult bookstore I guess we oldies will have lo ask our grand · children what's going on . Or don 't th e polltlelant and lbe boller·tban-thoua know the UttledarUD., know? . GRANMA alive few. Congressional aides. Welfare offi cials. Sup· ply sergeanL<; That sort. When the owner of that great racehorse Man o 'War died, he lefl $4 million in his will (or the upkeep of the horse's grave. No doubt the probate lawyers who un· derstand taxes can explain the why of this. Aged ladies bestow fortunes on kittens. Old men bequeath estates to dogs . And· executors.:. who manage the money, smile a lot. Seems a bit balmy. but il 1 isn't. Q. How come we say a man in jail is in the · 'cli.nk''? A . Clink was the name or an old prison in London. Q. Only one man served on the U.S. Supreme Court with a third or au the justices who ever were on that court. Name him. A. William 0 . Douglu. Q. llow many time aonea ln the Soviet Uojon? A. Eleven. Q. Are lber• any bio-' 111phlea of Mabuma- • Gandhi? A. At least 500. 10 far. And be'• only beftl dead for 32 yelrs. -e ThomM P. H••evlPubtllher Tham• KeevHIE~ ay, February 24, 1981 a.,,,.,. Krelblch/Edltorl•I P ... ....._ Jack Andenon Government 11rchasing rip-.ff WAS HING TON -Al tbe taxpayers a wait their annual pl~c k l ng, they can c heer Presl d e nl Reagan 's determination to cut the fat out of the federal bud1et. But lhia ca nnot be a ccomplished effectively j us t by slashh1g appropriations with rervent <.1b a ndoo : it will take a remodeling of the whole federal fuddle factory. The government procurement system . for exampl~. is des igned to make lar ge expenditur es out or small o n e s . M y staff rouowed a tiny. 32-cenl replace ment part through th e acq u 1- s 1t1 on proc · ess. By the t i m e it was d e I 1 vered l o t he Marines who ordered it, this trivial item wound up costing a whopping Earl "aters Sl 14 . It wasn't the Marines' fault; all they did wa go by the book. The item in ques was a diode -a UtUe bl k silicon cylinder about a qu ter of an inch long and an e· th ol an Inch in diameter -ghly half the size ot a new rn baby's fingertip. The Mari s needed one as a replacem t part for their simulated mg~ trainer at the Marine Corp/ aviation center in Cherry Pol,. N.C. Now . there '~nothing particularly sophist ated about diodes. The one e Marines needed, m y rep t e r Julie Kosterlilz was t Id, is not fundamentally dif~renl from those that can be bughl at an e lectronics suppll store for anywhere betwee~ 25 and 50 cents. UNFORTUNATS.V for the taxpayers, the Mar;nes couldn't just send a s upply•ergeant out with some loose ch,ige to buy a diode al the Radio Sback in Havelock. N.C. They had to go through proper procurement channeb. • Wbat UU. meant was that the Marines had to put in their order tor the little tube with the governme nt's procurement agency -th e Defense Electronics Supply Center in Dayton, Ohio. Hopefully, the agency would have the item in stock; but it didn't . In compliance with federal r egulations, the Marines' order had to be filled by competitive bids. The only response was from K Electronics. a company handily situated in Dayton. K Electronics. whose owners descr ibe them sel ves a s '"m ili tar y packagin g specialists ." didn't have the little diode in stock e ither . But they knew where to get one. From the government's own list of hardware sources, the folks at K Electronics found that the AAI Corporation of Cockeysville. Md., was the supplier of the particular diode the Marines needed. So they ordered one. AAI obliged. They bought a diode from Decision Dala Compute r Corporation or Horsham, Pa., which in tum bad ~1 gotten its diodes from the manufa c tur e r -the W esti ngh o u se plant i n 1 Youngwood, Pa ~ ) THE MARINES eventually got their little electronic gizmo -after it had traveled from Youngwood to Horsham, Pa., to Cockeysville, Md .. to Dayton, Ohio, and finally 'to Cherry 1 Point. N.C. This circuitous route of the f per egrinating plane part is bad enough. But at each s top along way way, the price to the Ma rine Corps went up like a m oon shot. Decision Data's ' price lo AAl was 32 cents . AAl's price to K Electronics was $88. ' K E lectronics' price to the Ma rines was $114. Spokesmen for the Defense Lo gistics Agen cy, which oversees procurement, claim a co m p ut er warned the government of the overcharge. But the warning, alas, got lost betwe en the bureaucratic cracks. Now the agency has launched an investigation into the firms which handled the Marines' little diode . which will add still more to the cost or the incident. Meanwhile, the middlemen involved in upping the price for the Marines' tiny replacement part insist that their m arkups were reasonable. They say the s m all size of the order enta iled unus ually high c harges for processing and record keeping. F ootnote: The diode wasn't the only replacement item that cost the Marines an arm and a leg for their flight simulator . More than a dozen parts were s ubj ec ted to si mil a rl y astound ing markups. All told, the Marines paid some $6,000 ext ra for o n e piece of equipment, thanks to artifically inflated prices. Bilingual phone service pressure mounts Political activists have zinged in on the Pacific Telephone Company ( PT&T) as its new target in their continuing drive to make California a bilingual society. Until now their aim bas been at governmental agencies, seeking such things as bilingual education in the schools and bi- lingual ballots. Thal their a ims will not be satisfi ed by confining their de- m ands to gov- ern m ent ope r ations wa s mad e c lear here when delega- t io n s ap · pea red before the P u blic Utilities Com· mission meet· ings both in Sacramento and Fresno in ef· for ts to gel the PUC to compel PT&T lo provide full bilingual services for Spanis h speaking users. .John Escheveste. a represen· . tative of an East Los Angeles Community Organization, ac- companied his demands with the Mailbox 'ttireat of formini a competing phone company fo the estimated 750,000 non-En,ish·speaking Hispanics in Califcnia. THE THREMS contained heavy overtonei when Mario Obledo, Secretar; of Health and Welfare for GNernor Jerry Brown, told lb commiss ion state laws autlorize him to monitor compaues doing busi· ness with the ltate for dis· criminatory prartices and in- ferred that PTlt's $18 million annual business with the state might be terminited if the com- pany did not inprove its bi- lingual services. But Doug Canbern, a PT&T vice president, estified that it would cost the company $33 million a year lo provide the service and sail there was no showing to justb the expense which would ha!e to be shared by all phone co~any users . OTHER TH#J a flexing of political muscle to demonstrate the power of .. e self -anointed activis t leaders it is diffic ult to fathom the need for the de- mands. Practically all phone ser vice is provided without the need for dialogue, merely by dialing. Since both Spanish and English use the same le tters and numerals, dialing can 't be a problem. Although t here wa s much t estimony d es igned to build sympathy by citing individual "horror" cases it was no more persuasive than the testimony or Evelyn Duarte that her agency "has many clients who have prob- lems placing calls to Mexico" which only demonstrated an ig- norance of the level of telephone service provided by that coun- try . THE CLAIMS of great dif- ficulties In getting emergency services such as police and fire and ambulances were a nswered by Cam bem who said less than 2 percent of the call s are emergencies, adding that since 1970 the company has provided bilingual attendants 24 hours a day available throughout the state. He said the directories in all 12 of the areas of the state where 5 percent or more or the popula- tion havl? Spanish surnames con- tain fi ve pages of information in Spa n is h on how to reac h emer gency numbe rs and get operator assistance. Also the com pany has s pent considerable sum s 1n ad v e rt i s ing i n newspapers with the same in- formation in Spanish. WHILE PT&T 1s naturally concerned over the frontal al· lack it should be a concern for all Californians . For the efforts to c reate a divisiveness which would result from a bilingual society will not rest with PT&T. Already Alice Lytle. a nother Brown appointee. signaled that by recommending the com - mission com pel the gas and elec- tric companies to also provide bilingual ser vices . Amenca became great by uniting all those who came to its shores into one people with a com- mon language. The last thing it needs now is to become dis united with the IU nd of separatism which exists in Quebec. Readers debate the adult hook.store issue To the. Editor: Referring to your Feb. 16 editorial on the Talk of the Town Bookstore in Newport Beach, SPIN (Stop Pornography in Newport)" isn't trying to decide what's good or bad behavior for the citizens of Newport Beach, the Daily Pilot staff or any other people. We haven't been involved in s u c h ite ms m.ention e d a s borderline arson, hysteria, an anonymous mailer of porn or traffic snarls. What we have been involved in is a careful, concerted effort to both s upport the efforts of the City Council of Newport Beach to end opera- tions of the s hop and to persu~e potential customers that their patronage of the s tore is harmful to the community. Harmful? Yes, that's right, not "hnmoraJ," harmful. You see, "'e're not, as you men· Uoned, aelf-rilbteoua about "lirty boob." There-la no evidence, q you eorreetb ult, tbal the radlDI of tbeae .... to 1'llve1olrapew,_venloa.'' But lhere ll • IOod bodJ of evtdeaelto lncUeate that ............ peraonaUU., apoMd to ....,, mou, .. ,,~...,.._ vtolnee .... ~ Uoll, ;ui ...... ..., Ilda ....... tbetr on._..... In•* rasblon. Do you renember the riots that followed riany of the show- ings of Bouleerd Knights and The Warriors •few years ago - and the co rt cases that followed? Ha you noted the testimony as iated with the Bittaker trial Torrance about such material A that so-called "adult stQres were selling 20 years ago h w moved to the corner books e, and righUy so. Much ot it i healthy and in· formative. T porn shops are selling whole eriea of books on Nazi theme of de1radation1 other materi on f anl rape or children, lhe e o youn1 boys by vtoleMe, ' You arpe al lhe whole tldnc would have ed a quiet death without o involvement. Perhaps. t why did the man.,er, Ja Tupler, then tell ua, ·'you've ~ you abut 111 down." Wb d1d the mu behind it, J Gordon, resort to 1u11est1n1 t "otben" mitbt do vlolence protesters? And WbJ la a la Jer for blm DOW aaylal that 111 10 all tbe way to ta.. Court? Became Ute people' actlonl apinlt •lo'-" and Uoe .... .,. fKUft. Wla•t of eu~ Recently the people of the city of Atlanta did this and it meant a quie t , peaceful e nd to the escalating sale of this en- couragement of the forcible violation or the flesh and the spirit. ROBERT JORDAN ROSS JAMES F . HELFRICH /ff•,..,..•••e•'Y To lhe F.ditor: I just read your editorial re the pickets and Tai\ ot the Town book store. It 1-scary when, in the name of morality, we commit or en· courag~ immoral acts. Picket· ln1 to tell a person's aide ol the story la one thine. but it ctt.turba me when someone else will tell me what I can read, where I can read It and try to bold me up to pboto81'apblc ridicule beca\lle I chooee to read lt. I wander...., many of tbe aelf. ri1hteoui souls ebantin1 and carryina plaeardl on the Uae and talltn1 pictures have tbelDMIWI .._ lnYOIYed dlrect· lJ or IDdla .... "tlJ lD a abopWl, on drua•. or oa ebUd Ol' •PGUH abuH or some otber naaty "f amilY l8Cnlt." • ... u..t·1 QQt .... = ..... io tbeJ HD NIB Ml'I ... ataUcm or •111111 or ~ screw.., .... ..., .. dQ, al1 roW .. the sake of their concept of morality. IF THERE IS no market for the product the place will close of its own accord: if there is a market then our neighbors will supply the need. Bul please do not allow some nut, no matter bow well· TELEPHONE YOUR LETTER TO THE EDITOR See instructions below intentioned, to compel ck>sure because they don't like it. If one allows another's ox to be gored today, It la j~t a matter of time before their own ox is the vlc- tlm. From the mactnxJon of Cbriat, lhrou1h tbe depredations ol the Crusades to the ovens of tbe FinaJ Solution, mo~ lmmoral act. have been ~mmltted la tM na.me ol moralll.Y t.bu _,.... can Her reeall. Leave lt alone! Fltbl aometblnt tbat la nalb IOlftl to hurt JOU -tile u,.aakln of Oruse Coull&) Akpart. WlLLLUI II. llONROS • lf::l\11 I 0renoe Coe1t DAILY PILOTIT~. February 24. 1111 rnrn~~m~~~ , Rethinking needed by most economy analysts 81 ... CVNNlf'F u ..... ,. ••• NP YOU -,,... .. -........ u.. tcMOale uperta, .. .. ..._\Ml are m'8tlk•b ealW. la U.. a.uu eccmomlc IN9afto dl9y bYt tCMDtthlai to diaMCl, ud they wl1J peck away vor.a-a,. ,..._ ... ualv.~ aDd WM tukl ud oped N• tMy wall -... &Wr -•Y TMy wlD pettCIDIM ud •1•PAW• and crl&lclat. Tbey will ~ to explaln how .._.. .,.. oaJve ud why PfOIJ'&m• can't work SuDPort1na ecoaomlata. primed for tbe battle, Will . uawer ln klnd. They will be learned, provocatJve, lnto&erut, and out· ra1ed Supportlq numben will be sprayed llke •edclini coale"l on a blustery day. You will be bearine rrom scbolan at tbe Brook· lnas lmUtut.loo, the American Enterprise Al· 1ociatJoo, and the Hoover Institute, and from waiversiUes wbere former presidenUal ad· CV.••• visen nwae their wounda. Et'GlaOmiata wbo badn't bee beard from in nearly a 1enera· t1oa will feel resurreded, and tbey will write pontifical reports on the similarities and differences between now and then. They'll tell you what they'd do. and while doinl it they'll make a final attempt to correct what lbey see as an unfair historical representation of critique trom M•DMl'U. Kenneth Galbraith <K•nned7> will report from Harvard. Proleuor Paul lleCrackea <Nlzoo) wlll write ttom Mlch.laui. Proleuor Herbert Stein (Nixon) will declllim from Vlr1lnia, and Prolenor Hermu Kahn (Carter) trom Cornell. There will be •peclal commentary from tbe Columbia aa1e, Prof. Artbur Buma, bffaute be Hrved both as advlMr to Pl'esl· dent ElHllbower and chairman of the Federal Reserve, and because, correctly or mistakenly, be is widely contldered to be the epitome of reapomlble conservatism. Milton Friedman, who carefully avoided the Wuhinatoo scene and who, therefore, baa avoided beina branded u one whose policies failed, wUI be soupt by the media because of bia stron1 conservative views, his independence, and bu recenUy acquired popularity with the muses. You will even be beariq from Adam Smith, Karl Marx, John Stuart Milla, and John Maynard Keynes -not in penon, of course, because they are long gone, but from their self-appointed, self· ricbteous proxies. What an economic feast. After starving on the crumbs of the Carter administration, when even the President seemed not to believe what be was saying, Reagan bas presented economists with the whole turkey. * * * * * * ..... : · And so, ln an intellectual Hue, you'll ~ beartn1 tJae economists cbomptn1 away foe at leut the nest four yean. They'll 1row fat and suay. They'll appear on tbe talk lbowl. Tbeir articles will be reacl. But out of all thla activity, what•* will com• to tbe people°" America? Perb~ .. somethln1. but maybe not mucb. ~. Robert Lekachman, an ecoaoml1t wbo examines other economiltl, bu written a boot on the tubJeet called "Eeoooauata At Bay," subtitled, "Wby the experts will never solve your prob- lems." He begins with a question: "When britbt people say stupid things, the questiOft inevita.bly arises, why i1 their perception of re· ality so blurred.? Good econoblisll are bri1ht men uid women." You get the 1i1t without waitin1 for hls conclu1ioa. Econom.ista, he says, do not always addreu tbemaelves to what is significant, and when they do, they do not alway-I mate alpificant contributions. . What economists must do, be su11ests, is "retbink old auump· lions, old certainties, and old emphues." But doo't bet on it. The chances are that what you hear over the next few years will be a recbewing of old arguments, old theories, and old positions. * * * * * * lbeir views and deeds. R ll What bu happened in the past week is that the president or the • t t UnitedStatesbupresent.edforconsiderationthemostsweeping e~an worr•ns sma con •ac or· economic pro1ram since President Roosevelt and the Great , ~ • 1 Depresaioq of the '308. ll bas been presented as a vast unit, its parts intricately relat· BALTIMORE (AP) -Robert waysandbuildin1s. behind them. he nevertheless on Clay for all or part of their ed in an or1anic whole that reveala the whole political-economic Clay Is worried. Now President Rea1an wants said it is time for such ideas to livelihood are 25 full-time philosophy of the new president .. For economists, it is a feast, not a For more than 13 years be to slash rederally financed con· h.Jlve their chance to ~ucceed -employees and sometimes as tidbit. laboriously built his excavation struction projects as part of his or, as he suspects, to fail. many as 150 temporary workers. From Columbia you will hear Crom Professor Raymond business, "movin1 dirt" for the economic package. Such proj· Clay is one of the thousands of Several such projects are in _s_a_u_l_ru_·e_r_<E_~_e_n_h_~_e_r_l ._P_r_of_e_s_~_r_W_a_l_~_r_H_e_l_~_r_(K~u=n=ed=y=)=w=i=ll==~c=o=n=~~ru~c~ti~oo=~of=hi~~=w=a~y=s.=s_u_b_· ~~~~~hl~ofa~·s small~tr~to~w~~~~ j~~~.~rHam~.~P~· $50,000 to $500,000 INCOME PROPERTY SECONDS • ···--·· .,..., ~t. ··--··c--del ••..W.•del CALL MITZI WELLS ABOUT A SECOND TRUST DEED LOAN UP TO $500,000 Newpor~.~~i~Yo!~!'!/nc • (714)760~ ® ........ ~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ft.tf.iJ,ftJ~~tg.:.?e~~ 1st In Features, Performance, Price! 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In the ,Past it clear that fundin1 for the next very-much so .. sa~d the contrac· f~w years, ~bout 75 percent of six miles of the Baltimore sub· t~r as ht; sat ~ his c~owded of· his companr s work bas .been on way shtem is ve,Y unlikely. face in this old, andustnal port cl· federally rmanced proJects - ty on Chesapeake Bay. "There's like the Baltimore s ubway no doubt the cuts are going to system, the Fort Mc Henry hurt us and othera. Whether or highway tunnel project, and a not my business will survive new Veterans Administration ... We'll ju.st have to see... hospital. Interestingly, Clay does n't Robert Clay Inc. grosses about directly oppose Reagan's pro-$2 million a year, small potatoes gram. Saying he disagrees with compared with major construe· the proposals and the philosophy lion companies. But dependinR OVER THE COUNTER NASO LISTINGS Nationally, Reagan wanll to slash $.'U billion out or budget authority for buildin1 waste waur treatment plants ror the 1982 fiscal year: $1.4 billion out of highway construction; S9SO million in mass transit construe· lion; and $250 million out of airport construction. C"9 + I + I • JV. • 1111 • 21o'> • llo'> + -+ I + "• . .... . "" ...... . "" .. 2 . -+ '"" . "' . " . '"' • 11-• \lo + 1 . '"' . -• 2 . "" • v. Pct. Up 57.1 UP JU Up 2S.O Up 2S.O Up JI.I Up 20.0 Up II.I Up U.1 Up IU Up lJ.J Up 11.• Up IU Up 11.1 Up 11.1 Up 11.S Up 11.J Up 11.1 Up 10.• Up 10.2 Up IO.O Up 10.0 • Up IO.O Up t.6 ·" Up t.• . UP t.I Up t.1 UP •.1 Pct. Oii II.I -0 11 16.7 Oii IU Off 12.S 011 12.l (>II 12.0 0 11 IJ.0 Oii II.I Oii ti.I Oii 11,I Oii 10.0 Oii 10.0 Oii •.• Oii t.t Off t.I Off •.o Off ... Oii 1.7 Oii 1.7 Oii l.J Off u Off u Oii 1.:1• Off u Oii 1.0 .•.( ,..,. ·~· " 1)"11 • ... ,,. "" ,.~ .. " 2' 11~ ,. . . ' ,, + ... u~. ~ 17\o. ~ ,,,.. _ ..... 3•. . .. 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Union Pacific sets upgrade DENVER (AP) -The Union Pacirlc Railroad has announced a $199-million railroad improvement program to lncrease track capacity, and' company officials said some SlS mlllioo will be spent in the Rocky Mountain region. Included in the roadway wor~ budget is $3.3 million to install a terminal information system to im• prove car hanllllng in the Denver yards, and yards in Omalta, Neb.; Council Bluffs, Iowa: and Kamu Ci· ty, Mo. Company spokesmen said some $2.1 millfon will be spent for a 7 .s. mile 1e1ment of mainline tract lD Wyom1a1 from Wilcox to near Mtd.ldae Bow. And about Sl.t millian . will be Spent ln sldlnl and malnHM extensions Mtween GibbaD, Neb .• and Topeka, Kan. ,the company sud. STOCKS I BUSINESI BraveNewWo'tld nearing reality By SYLVIA PO&TE& When bill-paying time arrives a few months from now for some 100 families in Queens, N.Y., they will reach for the keyboard of a special computer terminal instead of their checkbooks or wallet.a. The terminal. which plugs into a standard household telephone jack, will: enable them to pay their electric, gas, mortgage, other similar bill.a ; let th e m s hift · funds to cover ~ these payments from their sav· ings to check· ----------~ :C ing accounts ; :~1t0:as~i~ oi:. SYlVll PDRTIR ~-,, dering travelers' checks, which normally will r each them by mail the following day. There will be DO charge to the households ror try- ing out the new electronic mail delivery system. They are willing guinea pigs in an experimental pro· gram slated to begin later ttus year. THE PILOT PROJECT is being conducted by New York's Citibank. among a wide r ange or com· panies by no means all or them banks -which are spearheading the revolution under way in the finance field. In addition to Citibank, other major competitors for the individual's financial business include: -Sears. Roebuck & Co. Through its retail out· lets , Sears has an established name that the public knows and trusts an important plus in the market· ing or financial ser vices. SEARS NOT ONLY provides its credit cards to nearly one·third of the homes in this country. it also is involved in the automobile, fire and lire insurance business . It owns a savings and loan, and through its All· state Enterprises, Inc .. it finances automobile loans. Back in 1972, Sears entered the mortgage banking business. -Brokerage firms. On top of the traditional in· vestment services, Merrill Lynch, for instance, orrers customers what amounts to interest-bearing check- ing accounts through its money market mutuaJ fund. -CREDIT CARD FIRMS. People holding the gold card or American Express Co .. largest issuer of travelers' checks in the U.S .. soon will be able to get cash through certain banks ' automated teller machines. Recently, American Express joined with Warner Communications, a pioneer in the cable TV field. in another venture. Cable subscribers already can bill information retrieval services that they receive over their TV sets to their American Express cards. Soon they will be able to s hop at home and have their purchases charged to their AE credit cards. too. -Foreign-owned enterprises, such as England's Barclay's bank. Barclay's has an extensive network of bank branches in New York and California and re· cently acquired a finance company. COMPETITION HAS BEEN intensified by significant loosening of our federal regulatory laws. Checking accounts once were a special service of· rered by commercial banks. Today. thrift institutions <credit unions. savings banks, savings and loans) can offer them. too. .. t...,rl<-an 1..radrr• Gelfl r .. •• NIW VOtlllC lllPI -Ptkn , ... -...., ...... ,...,_,<~"twill! l"r1N·,·1,rke. lh .......... ,..., ................ .. ............ I lrtYN .. 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II I~: °"'' CS.lty quote UOJ 00, ott 1.....,..: only O.lly ~· l•llrt<•lld U2J n ,,...SI '- Plftne era.sh p:rohe state01ents agree .......... ceM.radid ....... wlta•••' .......... uvebMll ..._. • mwMJaa&on ..,...... tlM c,_. _wee\ AIO ol aa Air Callfonia jeUiaer at Or ... e Couty'1 JoM Wayne Airport, tlM cblel lnveati1ator says. 6"akial at a briefin& llooday al1llt. aenior air safety hl· ve1ti1ator G . T . "Tom" llcCa.rtby said \.be local portion Suspect charged in death An Irvine city employee was formally charged with murder Monday in the stabbin& death of a Laguna Niguel man who wu a friend of the suspect's estranced wife. Sheriff's Lt. Wyatt Hart said the Orange County District At· torney's Office filed the murder count with special circumstances against Patrick J . Fogarty. 32, of Newport Beach. Fogarty is accused of killing Don.aid Frank Cook in the bedroom of bis home earlier this month. Homicide investigators, Hart said, were able to come up with Fogarty's name by investigatinc the victim's acquaintances and whereabouts in the days and weeks before tbe crime. In addition to the murder count, Fogarty also is charied with two counts of burglary. T¥ special circumstances in the cue couldleadtotbedeathpeaalty. Hart had aaid lloaday ·a motive in die alaylac was not yet fully known. He declined com· ment this momin.8 ·as to whether any further information bas been developed. Tbe sheriff's spokesman bad indicated there was physical evidence wbicb made Fogarty, an engineering technician with the Irvine plannin& department, a prime suspect. Cook, a field construction engineer with the Bechtel Corp. who was working at the San Onofre Nuclear Generatiq Sta· lion. apparently bad been a friend of Fogarty's estranged wife, providing a first link to the case. It was not known , however, if Cook was roman· tically involved with the woman. Fogarty was arrested last week by officers at Irvine City Hall on suspicion of murder. He is being held in lieu of $250,000 bail at Orange County Jail. Handling the prosecution of bis case will be Deputy District Attorney Paul Meyer. Arraign· ment in South Orange County Municipal Court is pending. Skeletons found HOLLYWOOD <AP) -Partial skeletal remains of a human body have been discovered by two boys who went over a hill in the Hollywood Hills area to retrieve their kites, police said. The find occurred Monday. of ta. mv..U,aUolll bu all but coocluded. lloet ol t.be t5 lnve1t11aton wlao ccievertecl at tbe alrport foUowial die fiery crub have either retumed home or ,were ac bedu'led to leave today, McCarthy said. Thirty.four of the 104 paueftlen the airline believes were on tbe Boein1 737 were in· iured as the iet struck the lrOUDd after the.pilot wu told to cancel bis laodin& due to tbe presence of another Air California plane on the runway. McCarthy said investigators have interviewed about 'o persons in their attempt to re· construct what happened in the minutes preceding the crash. "We have no apparent con· tradictions." McCarthy said. LADY DIA'NA'I GETT1NO A REAL PRINCE With Cherin et Bucldngh•m P•lttee •nnouncement Prince Charles set to wed Lady Diana I LONDON (AP> -Prince Charles, heir to the British throne and one of the world's moat eligible bachelors, is engaged to 19-year-old Lady Diana Spencer and the ce>Uple will be married tbis summer, Buckingham Palace announced today. The announcement ended months of speculation about romance between the dashing 32-year-old prince and the dau1hter ot an earl diataoUy re· lated to tbe royal family. The palace disclosed that Prince Charles proposed and eave Lady Diana a sapphire and diamond engagement ring a few days before she lef.1 for Australia on Feb. 8. He then told bis parents at their Sand· ins" am estate. Britain's future princess is the girl next door. Lady Diana grew up on the Spencer family estate lo Norfolk couniy next to the royal family's Sandringbam res· idence. Prince Charles and Lady Diana were quoted by the Press Association, Britain's domestic news agency, as saying in an in· terview today that they cannot recall meeting before November 1m when the prince went to the Spencer estate for a pheasant shoot. Prince Cbarles·was also quot· ed by Press Association as say· ing the wedding will probably be in late July. The 'nmes of London said to- day Prince Charles "once said that he thought 'about 30' was ·the right age for marriage. The Press Association reported the couple offered these responses when asked about their age dif. ferences: -Lady Diana: "I've never thought about the age gap." -Prince Charles : "Diana will certainly keep me young. You're only as old as you think you are." Tbe palace announcement, is- < See PRINCE, Pa&e AZ) Despite earlier promises McCarthy said that information WJI not yet available from a t.ranscript of tbe tape recorder housed in tbe cockpit of the plane that crashed. The chief lnvesti1ator said be ordered the transcript reworked for reasons that be wouldn't dia· close. He said information from tl\e fli&ht data recorder carried on board tbe plane likewise wu not available. The only new development llonday wu that the "power plants group," partially dis· asaembled tbe aircraft '1 number two <rilbt> Jet eqine. McCarthy said memben of the group were unable to rotate the jet fan blades, a fact he said could prove "sipif~ant." Housing plan OK'd Preliminary inspection of tbe entine bad revealed lltUe rota· tional damqe, wblcb could in· dicate that it wu not runnint at the time the crub occurred. The pilot of the plane bad told inveatlpton that the enatne did not perform to bis expectatiom when be wu ordered by an air traffic controller to cancel his landinc, pull into a climb and circle the airport. Judge clears way for SycaDiore work By STEVE llJTCHELL Ol .. DMIYPIMelUft City Manager Ken Frank said today that a court decis1on Mon· day that dismisses a Legal Aid Society housing s uit against La1una Beach "will save tbe ci- ty a lot of time and legal costs." Coup try collapses in Spain MADRID, Spain <AP> -A coup attempt by a Ch:il Guard officer who tried to resurret',\ the Franco-style dictatorship by selzln1 the Parliament in a bunt or 1untire collapsed today 18 boun after it began. Freed gov· ernm4!nt and Parliament mem· bers left the buildin1 1houtin1 "Lona Live Democracy!" MOit of tbe 2IOO submarcbine gun-brandishing Civil Guard memben who followed Lt. Col. Antonio Tejero Molina in the darin1 attempt to topple the Spanish 10vernment deserted by jumpiq from windows of the Parliament wben it became clear they bad loet. Tejero Molija, a Civil Guard officer with a Ion& record of in· subordination, surrendered in· side the building. He was whisked away in a black official car with a motorcycle escort after telling followen, "I will have to pay with 30 or 40 years in prisoo." The coup failed when Kini Juan Carlos -his government and Parliament held hostage - told the nation he bad ordered the Spanish army to "restore the constitutional order" and the army proved loyal. Tejero Molina and his followers took over the Parlla· ment on Monday with bursts of gunfire during a debate on con· firming Leopoldo Calvo Sotelo as Spain's third prime minister since the Franco dictatorship ended in 1975. But Legal Aid attorney Crystal Sims, who prepared the suit against the city on behalf of Lagunan John Gabriela, said she has not yet discussed a possible appeal of the decision with her client. Orange County Superior Court ......... r......1 .. And-rew W . ''Doc'' Fleischer, who developed the stethoscope in 1913, bolds a modem version of the in- strument as he celebrates bis lOOth birthday in Ridgewood, N.J . Tempearture tiff bla~d for threats A dispute about temperature ·control in an Irvine apartment was what led a Laguna Beach Hilb School substitute teacher to threaten bis two roommates and several policemen with a shotgun Monday, police said to- day. Judge Robert Fitzgerald ap· proved a motion by the city to dismiss the lawsuit, which sought to force the city to include low· cost housing in a developer's 296-unit townhouse in Sycamore Hills. The suit claimed the city shouldn't bave approved· de· velopment plans by Baywood Development Co. for construe· lion of townhomes on about 80 acres of city land on El Toro Road near the Leisure World community. The city is negotiating sale of that property to Baywood for $5.4 million -an amount that would JO toward paying off a f7 million debt owed by the city to former owners of Sycamore Hilla, a 522-acre parcel between La1una Canyon and El Toro fOllda. Tbe-<:ity purchased the proper· ty in 1978 for $6.75 million in or· der to end a series of multi· million dollar lawsuits filed by · the former owners, Rancho Palos Verdes Corp. In the Dec. 31 suit flied by the Le1al Aid Society or Oran1e County, attorney Sims claimed the city does not have specific programs to respond to the need for low and moderate income housing in Laguna Beach. The suit also claimed the city should not be allowed to approve a subdivision unless it Is consis· tent with government codes and federal housing programs re· garding low-income housing. But City Attorney Marc Win· throp successfully argued Mon· day thit federal guidelines on low-coet housing are merely ad· visory, and be presented the city's housing element to the judge, wbo found the document adequate. In effect, the judge said, the city could continue with its plans concerning Baywood Develop· mentCo. And while the decision means the city can move ahead with the land sale, City Manager Frank said Laguna planners are still reviewing the city's general plan with an eye toward low-coet housing. "By Oct. 1 we have to have a new housing element that meets the requirements of state law," Frank said. Marker fir~s 'Kid' sp~culation Don Lund, 28, of 3900 Parltview Lane, Apt. 2C, re· mains under psychiatric ob· servation today in UC Irvine Medical Center after police used tear au to nmh bim out of bi.I apartment at 6:40 a.m. llonday, more than four boun after be al· le1edly brandllbed the weapcm. "So we're not just droppinc the low and moderate housing ls· sue." Billy tbe1 K1d'a tombstone, snatched from Its New llexico 1rave lite and later recoffl'fld in HuntiDlton Beacb, bu,ftred new 1pecw.tion about the infamous Old Welt outlaw. That la, are thoM really tbe bones of lbe 1oua1 1unman buried bwatb the marker at Fon Sumner, N.11.? Blll1'• a.pound tombetoae tuned up mllalnl at the md ol Juury. It wu ncoYend Feb. t bJ 11...un,tGa Beacb police beneath tbe bed of lon1-baul truek• Waat.r Nleollcm. 25, at Illa Delaware .............. Now Tiie Al9odaa.d P..-r. porta tllat tbe 1l1b-anatcbln1 ... a ........... IDelDGl1el for C.I. llalmea ol acma, N.11., wllo ....-.-Uw Un.. Kid 1• ban.a wbere ••er1bod1 tblliblll961. a&llJ tlae IUd wal ltorn wam.. a an 1111 oa No¥. a. 19. ow ·-Ion .... It .... TM Kid klJW 11 •• '8 Ida ............. ~ ...... ,., ..... ., ........... .., ....... eo.- tJ ..... G ........ • Hoa.., llOwenr, ID tbe um. obtalDld • eopy of u old ...... Ju.ry indictment from Seymour, Tex. The indictment, 'flied in Hardiman County, Texas, on Dec. 21, i•1, charges a man with t.be kllllng of another. Wit· nea1e1 who tesUfled before tbe 1rud jury were listed u W.A. Tackett. Jack Grilbman, Billy the Kid and Sam Watson. Tbe Kid'• tombltoae says be WU killed by Garrett on July 1•. 1•1. Eitllier someone used bla name on the court document or be wu not kil&ed. And u the u Wal DGt killed, IOIDIODe e1M WU lmled ID ldl are•• at Port SulllMI' ID •••• • Jlm11t1 Ramq•, an ea.m-· lal'J ldaool pr&ndpal la llko, Texu, N&d 4mtDI a IDWriew l'eb. 11 tb8l be ,...emb9n aa ol4 ma fto lftd ta JUeo Ill tile .... -elabMd to be Bllb tbe bl. aamue uld tbe mu called bhueif'•lllwlaJ' IUIJ ud •• al••JI tal_.., aboat Ida n· l*I••· ...... a .... Mt, ••alb • pl8ld llalrt. Hew • baDdlebm' mmtaebe ud a P'Q beard." Brushy Billy was about S· foot-6 or S-foot-7, medium build and c.bewed tobacco on occuloll. Folb took bis word about be· inl( Billy the Kid with a grain of sat•, Rama1e 1aid. A resident ol Seymour, Texu, Cbarlea L. llacben 1nw up in Hico and remembered Brulby Bllly. llacben'a wife related tier buaband'• 1tory: • 'Bruaby BUly auppo1edly went to Suta Fe m the 111111 to ' et a pvdoa from UM IO•..,..· bey woukln't luue a pudcm to blm uatil tlln fouDd out If be WU rallJ ally tbe Kid ... .tlbe Aid tbeJ kDew ol a Ila· icu man wbo wu a lood tn..s ot BWJ tbe Kld'1, ud tot Mm tOletber wttla ......, 8WJ .. Saata r.. a. Nld.U.. m• eold au......_._.91117Mdto be 8llb &M &Ii Mea .. IM ------ta.Kid ..... baft ....... Bat llal Hld tlae .... a•t bel'"9......, ...... .... Hftlla.At .. U..,.., .. . leo_ .............. ...... _,,.11111 ...... . lo...., ..... ... ,..........Al) Police otftcen said Lund aot into an a1rument with bis roommate over bis reported in· 1l1tence that tbe door abould be kept open to eool the apartment. He ii then alleted to bave pointed die weapoa at tbem and later at police wbo were called to the acene by tbe roommat... Unable to talk him out ol tbe apartm..t. police threw .a tear Ja• canbter into bll bedroom. feadlnl him to jump out ol tb8 aeeoncf·lloor bedroom window, unarmed. H• WU q*1ckly takeD mto cu.etocb and • ol bll ......... wbo ... ft&eual*I trom tbl6r apartmeata about 1:• a ."'. .. ,. able'°'° beak to tlMlr,.. ld1aeea. Tortare e ....... · OSlfllVA, ..._...... CAP> -., oua•""W:Z..•...._, tM ••111bu N.._ • ......... c-mtsd•lm ...... , .......... , .... 0 llalMl._.AM•aM ... riHdltlftwtww. 1111111:1111 1111111 Cb.Dee ot rain 40 per- cent tonlpt increulq to 50 percent Wednesday. Lows tonlpt in 50s. H11bs Wednesday to at beaches to Mliiland. lll•TIUY •••• Diana label -'girl next door 1.0 DON 1Af'1 Th•tat.-tol ............ ~&ooa~redoa, reli11ioa. r"arm, 1ot .. 1111"'ce .,.. .., POmaatie ~" -Dlaaa t•tan St>t-n•·u tit, 111hct ••ti wilt• t1vtt"yUalq 1olnc fC>t her u wilt· lo tM'of PtiQrrC h11rl • 2 hfllrtulh1 8ntllbthrooe F.u•n l ht l lllH t•r lhe 'r•b wdllC' Ian for her July l blrtbdate ho• • lrtlfl mnn> •II h C'bMrlet' Nov 14 Scorpio, atar11aen aay. Oubht-d .. h) ur· by Ulc popular praa, Lad)' Dlaoa bu been Uv· ina a hi«" in (,(lfliJcm Ju11l Uke Ui a.t of many anoUler buhelor 1trl, even th.uu,;h toh l-Om• fr'(mt Wt>alth 'Ill T Tttt.at. ( N 01' 8 ANOTHt;K familr so 11tiff wlt,h rm I r uf\n••fUOru. ""', l'~lt•r 1'0wn11~nd, former ed1tor of Burke s P~t>r .. , lh Who ) Wtmof Hnu11h .tns tocracy. U.d~ OIW'lu nd Prine~ 'htu 1~1., 16lh cousins once removed, are lk•lb J1rt"'1. I dt'~1 ... nd1u1t~ uf th1·Tudor Kini: He nry VII. tlr1 (41\hcr llll' ~th t-:arl SVt"IWtlr, a wealthy landowner., Is s Jt>:.l't>nd1.mt uf th .. l>ukl• or M;,irlborough, the 18th·century mlhtary hl•HJ Tb"· t:drl ~i ~ u~ ~qucrr to King Gt!orge VI from ·90 until the k 1ng ::. Jt-ult1111 t!J!><! .md tht>n to the king's daughter. the prese~t ~ueen t-.hz•~th II until 1954 Severn I of his a ncestors also held positions at '\llH I . . Oian.i ,,. ur1t> uf four <'h1ldren by Earl Spencer's first marnage. ht> h.t, 1wo 11hit>r sisters. Sarah and Jane . and a younger brother. l'h..irh·~ 1ht!111drrtJJi:c was dissolved 1n 1969 after 15 years an~ Lady Utond ~ lllulhl·r Jo'r.ifWl!!> daughter or the 4th Baron Fermoy. IS now rn jrrlt'<.l '" "'.11lpJJ11.·r tom pany heir Peler Shand Kydd. Ttlf. EARL K .. :M \RRIEDIN 1976. HISsecond wife, Raine. is the dJu~hkr 1( tws t M:ll111~ romantic novelist Barbara Cartland and the formu \\ti• 11flh\· l·::11 l11f Dartmouth. p 1 111.1 , r11•t•11 1h-'-l'I tlH.•d a~ a beautiful English rose, sweet, inno· 1 , nt 1111·1• llulll' ·1 w r111us frt:'>h. friendJy, unsophisticated. patient. t rnd h t ~Hh•d ,ir11l d 1:.1·11•l•t ~tw ,,1y:. ~.111' l'Jn 11 Vl' with 1110:.t of that. except ro~ sweet ~~ich she. f111d !'-lo11 1'10)1nt-: 11111l lw.1d{•c1 11n<ld1sl·rcel essenttalquahhes fora f11tu1l''IUl 1·n -.l11· l·1·rt:Jinl,\ 1:-. . Sh,•:.~> 1111H 'J -:llm, qu1l'I sµokcn and laughs easily. She has big llri,.:ht 1.Jlu1• 14r,1v 1•y1•-; lh1<·k :-.trciwbcrry-~l~nde hair.and a flawless t·omplexiun Shi· wears little mJkeup, a minimum or Jewelry and for 1 nfor mal \\ t•ar f:i v<ir.., <;Wl'atl'r:. anti opC'n·toe low-heel s noes. SllE KIOES \ HICVC'LE. DRIVES a s mall red British Mini· l\l t'lro1 .1r '>k1~ .1 l1l th-."w1 ms "'dl.ritlt's horsebackandisn'ltookeen un pa r ill''> or l ht• th·hul ;in It• l' i rcuit. Bt•titl"" ""'' ha<l 1111 :.tt.'ady dates before. Charles. she hasn't got a lcJ\'(' hfr p.i:-.t for thl· 111 css to dig uv Ne wspaper revelations about the rom anttt· f•>r'-1 ' !> uf •w1111• of thl' other girls Charles has dated have cau:-.ed t'mb~ll r:1,.;rncn1 all around La<h U1a11a twlon~s lo the Church of England, which Charles will h<'ad a:-. a·m11111 .II Def('n<lt'r of the F'aith" when he comes lo the thront• E<lucalt-d at W(•>;t lleath Girl.!. School. a private school with 130 µuptls near 'it'\ cnnaks. 20 mtll'S southeas t of London. she was an avt•ragt• pujttl hut l"tCt•lll-d 1n art and s wimming Her headmistress descriht·tl h1·1 ;J:. tll't'C·nl. h<uwst <1 nd happy." her classmates as kind <1 nd ('hc1•rf11I Wtwn ..,11,. ll'ft tht·rl'. h<:r f.tmlly sent he r to a finishing school in t.;w 1t11•1 land '-he· t•:1 nH· h.it•k aft er s1 x weeks and r efu sed to return. * * * * * * Dates with Diana 'military operation' LO~IH)fl, .i\l'I l'r1nct· C:hi:lrlt·~ µ1•111x1st•d to L,1tl,\ D1a11;.1 S1w nt't•r a ltl l h ''' c·r t 1.1.1).V.Cl'I.,, ago m"r 1 prt ' .1tt• dinner 1n the s1 1trnJ{ roofll uf hi' Buck tn~ham l'a I art· qu .. n1·r~ .Jlllil her or<' s he !(•fl for .1 \ ,1(•,1t1011 in Aus trah.J, a llril1sh r1•1i.1rl1•1 qucit1• '>a,\ in)! n .111 tntl n ll'V. lnd;1y T hl· Pt 1•:.-. \,'>11<'t:1twn. Uri tarn :-. d11mt·~t 1c n1·wi; a~enl'). lia1d tht• prt111 l' 111-. hritll-to-be at h1~ :.ic11· -:.11<1. I wantc<l tu give her a chanc·<· 10 think about 1l. to think 11 1l v .. a-; all going to be too awful ' La<h· D1an:a w:1 ~ quotc:d as repl ) 1ng "Oh. I nc·vc·r had a11y doubts al'lQUl 1t · RC'portPr C";ra111:a 1-''orbes in terviewed th1· ,\'Oun~ couple 1n the -.amc• -;1 t t10g room where l'rint·t• C:harl1."• propn:.cd before Lach 01 &n~1 ldl for /\11:.trali a on F'eb. 6 ~1s Fnrhe:. said they talked ahout t hl'1r µn•ss·dl)dging courl'>hlp, thl·tr 12 Yt'Clr age d1f· ference and their houl.ckeeping plans Bu c ktnj!ha m P alace an - nounc1·d lhl! en;::agcmcnt today and the Press Assoc1allon said it was told b' the heir lo Britain's throne they "'111 probably marry in late J ul) Th e anno unl'l'mCnt e nded months of sp(·<'u l:.at1on about the pa lace romance by the British press, which often s trained the patience of the fun-loving and willy princ<' in its doggedness about getting the story. , The interviewer quoted the prioce as saying his betrothed join ed him l as l fall a t his a ft er bei n g s mugp,led pas t prowling reporters and photo· graphers in what he des cribed a s a vis it "pla nne d like a military operation " But he said the toughest part of his romance was not the 'hordes or reporters but keeping quiet about the engagement, ac· cording to Ms . Forbes. Prince Charles and Lady Diana. who sat at opposite ends of a couch and often exchanged ~lances. were quoted as saying t hev were "thrilled ... P rince Charles apologized for missing his appointment at the Foreign Office today. Ms . Forbes wrote. and he said jok· ingly: "I've always wanted to throw a spanner in the works or my p rogram . I think I 've managed to throw in a crowbar 111rl a r ... Ms F'orbes reported asking the couple a bout their age c1ifference. Charles is 32 and Ladv Diana 19. .. i 've never had any thought about the age gap," Lady Diana was quoted replying. ··Besides. I was always ganged up (paired) with Prince Andrew." Prince A"1dr e w, 21 , is the you n ger brother o f Prince Charles. "Di ana will certainly keep me young,.. was the quoted reply from Prinl'e Charles. "You're un ly as old as you think you are .. He said Lady Diana would make a fine Princess of Wales. "She'll be 20 soon and I was a bout that age when I started" carrying out royal duties. Ms . Forbes quoted him saying. It has been widely reported that Prince Charles and Lady Oiana have known each other s ince childhood, but Ms . Forbes said she was told they cannot re- call meeting before November 1977. the Silver Jubilee year of Queen Elizabeth If. They were introduced by Lady Sarah McCorquodale, Lady Dian a's elder sister. wheri the prince went lo the Spencer fami- 1 v es tate at Allhorp In Northamptonshire. "Charles came for a pheasant s hoot," Lady Diana was quoted as saying. "He was really a friend of my sister, Lady Sarah. then." The prince said be remem- bered Lady Diana a s ··a splen- did 16-year-old" and added: "I r emember thinking what fun she was." the interviewer reported. ORANGE COAST Daill Pilat CIHllfMd edveftl .. ng 7141142·1171 All other department• 142-4321 Thomae P. Haley ,_ Robert N. Weed ..._ t'f,;.!homaa Keev11 Thomas A. Murphlne ........... l ...... Chartes H. Looe " ...... __... . ....,. t:=d Schulman Cert C.rtl911Mrl' ........ ~ Kenneth N. Oodd1rd Jr. ~-- ' MAIN OFF1CE »0 WHI &.y 54., CMIA IMM, CA. Mall add .. M: lo• u..i. C•I• Maw. CA . .,.,. COPYrltllt 1 .. 1 Or-....-CoeA "'*1~1111 ~. Na news \lora.s, lllu~rallons, llOilOrlal mllfter or Id• vtrll\fmtnts h•••ln may be •ef'rOO..CtO wlll!Oul ,,,.c1a1 perml~slofl of copyrlQlll owner. .......... ~A•nll ~.I~ WU• Ute IH~ ** ...... Queea ... ... fll 3" liS' AD"°"olW ~ ol tlMlr beloved IOD, ........ di ..... to tM Led7 Dlua 8'•e•r. daqlat.r Ill U.. Bari ~. cer and tbe Honorable llra. Shand Kydd." After the weddiQa the woman who baa been dubbed T:Lady Di" by BrtU.b newspapers, which hoe bounded ber al~e she became Charles' eirlfriend, will become Her Royal Highness, the Princess of Wales. .-ut her life was already changiq rapidly today. Michael Shea, the monarch's press secretary, said Lady Diana would move out of the London apartment flat which she shares with three girls. Shea said the Queen and her husband Prince Philip, t)le Duke of Edinburgh, were "delighted at tbe engagement ... He said Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, the leader of the Labor opposition. Michael Foot. and the Archbishop of Can- terbury were among those notified of the engagement the past few days. The Privy Coun- c11 . the monarch's official ad- visers. will meet to approve the marriage formally. Charles and Lady Diana have been the most popular romantic item in the Brit,isb press since November. and the press pursuit or them has angered the queen as well as her son. Lady Diana is the most recent or some 40 young women whose names have been linked with tht prince's the last 14 years. She is 5 feet 9 inches tall. has blonde hair. blue-gray eyes. good looks. discretion, charm and in· telligence. She worked until re· cently as a part-time teacher at a London kindergarten. She is the dau~hter of the 8th Earf Spencer. a wealthy land- owner. He is a descendant of John C hurchi l l . Duke of Marlborough. the 18th century military hero which makes her a distant relative of Britain's World War II leader Sir Winston Churchill. Lady Di ana and Charles are 16th cousins once removed and are both direct descendants of the Tudor King Henr.y VII . She grew up in royal circles. Her ra ther was eQuerrv to King George VI from 1950 until his death in 1952 and then to his daughter. the present queen; un- til 19:>4. For years tt)e family lived in a rented mansion on the queen's Sandringham estate. Because she did not have a s teady boyfriend be fore Cha rles, she has no past love life for the press to dig up. She is also or the right religion, the Church or England. wh'ich Charles will head as temporal "defender of the faith" when he comes to the throne. Also important, the queen re· portedly likes her a great deal. Planners eye two projects Laguna Beach planning com- missioners will hear requests Wednesday for approval of two subdivisions in the hills above town. Eleven residential lots are pro- posed for a 2.8-acre parcel in the Portafina tract near Marline Drive and Gull Circle. And.a developer wants to create 33 lots on a 97·acre parcel in the Top of the World community. Ac- cess would be off Nestall Road. That subdivision also includes 58 acres of open space. Defff ,. ... "8ff,.... TALKS ABOUT ECONOMY FOfbea of Forbea Economist sees dark future By SANDIE JOY 6f "'9 o.llf ,. ... St.H Predicting interest rates of 50 to 60 percent. economist Malcolm Forbes Jr. drew murmurs of dismay from a Newport Beach audience Mon- day. The 33-year-old Forbes said that if the pattern of inflation followed by recession followed by more inflation continues as it has since the 1960s, "in four or five years, 50 to 60 percent in- terest rates will be the norm.·· He also predicted that if "the deadly treadmill" of inflation and recession continues, "al some point. our economy is go- ing to snap." Speaking at Edwards Cinema. Fashion Island, Forbes added. "We'll have a situation like we had in the 1930s." His talk was part of a series sponsored by the Assistance Leagues of Newport Beach and Laguna Beach. While painting a gloomy pie· lure with one bru s h , the Princeton-educated economist of· rered solutions 'to the nation's economic problems with :Jnothi>r Forbes. who recently became president of Forbes Magazine, told the audience of 1,200 people there is hope for the economy if President Reagan's plans to re· duce individual income taxes are implemented. if business is given incentives lo talte more risks and if the flood of new r:egulations is stopped. He blamed the tax burden placed on individuals and on business and industry for much of the natiorfs economic ills. Forbes said Reagan's pro· posals for tax cuts would restore the essential link between effort and reward. He praised Reagan's plans to reduce taxes and to cut back on new regulations. He also pre· dieted Reagan's economic pro· grams have a good chance of passing and that the success of his administration should be known in the next four or five months. Forbes also predicted a fight between the White House and the Federal Reserve Board, which. he said, "doesn't know what it's doing." The Fed is trying to do too many things, he said. including trying to do what the stock market should be doinJt. L4tt ittmJ from toda11'• world and national MWI c:Uv.lopmnll . Congress t,ol,d ZIP key~to postal, rate WASRIJlfGTON CAP) -P61tmu\.r OeMral Wllllam P'. Bolter testified today &bat lf eoa.,.... ban tbe :i;::' D1De- di1lt ZIP code, it will prevent the Poetal Servi;;; Uliq available technoloty to slow down future lncreuea in mail rates. Bolger said the Poatal Service bu "reached tbe practical limit of how much more ~ lbe current m,hanlAtion we can deploy and still 1et a lood return." To make the beat uae of machines U.at can sort mail •utomatically, the current five-diett code should be expanded to nine dieits, he said. Bolser testified before a Senate Gov· ernmental Affairs subcommittee. El 8al.,uer ee•t•i .Wren WASHINGTON <AP> -President Rea1an said today the United States had "no Intention" of becomin1 involved in a Viel· nam-like conflict in El Salvador. <Related atones, A4) ClfllHlldc rid•,...._.....,, .. r••~ NEW YORK CAP> -Citibank, the nation's second-largest commercial bank. today cut its prime lendin1 rate to 19 percent from 19.5 percent. joining most other major banks but failing to match the industry low. Pope ..,ar11• ol .. •letlr *91r11rlfe•' TOKYO CAP> -Pope John Paul warned that the world is moving toward "all-out nuclear destruction" and issued an emotional appeal for peace today at a M.ass for more than 36,000 people. ·'I have set foot on the land lhat has known the special hor- ror of destruction during the last war," the pope said in J apaneseon the second day of his visit. ,.,.._ Pflfle A I MARKER ••• Hico and died in the mid or late 1940s. "He never owned a car, he rode a paint horse right up lo when he died in Hico. Even as old as he was in his 80s, he was a real straight-backed man an" m oved around like a young man. He had buck teeth and speckled eyes. In fact, the Mexican who m et him in Santa Fe said Billy the Kid had the same specks in his eyes." Mrs. Machen said. lt has been suggested Garrett and the Kid were friends, and that his death was a ruse to al· low the Kid to escape from the public eye. And they say a de· relict was buried in the Kid's place 100 years ago. If Brushy Billy was in fact the Kid . it is ironic that he spent his last days trying to regain his identity. Teen injured in LB crash A 17·year-old Laguna Beach motorist suffered head injuries Monday afternoon when he ap· parently lost control of his car, which slammed into a tree near Bluebird Park . Scott Edward Bowen. whose address wasn't immediately available, was making a left turn from Bluebird Canyon Road onto Cress Street about 4: 15 p.m. when bis car hit the tree, police said. He was treated for a forehead cut at South Coast Medical Center but wasn't hos pitalized. police said. Rain viewed for Coast by tonight The National Weather Service has revised its earlier forecast or continued s unny days through this weekend and is now predict- ing rain sometime tonight. Weather service spokesman Joe Austin said there is a 40 per· cent chance of rain tonight in Orange County. Austin said a storm now over Oregon that originated in the Gulf of Alaska is expected to ar· rive in Southern Ca lifornia bet ween tonight and tomorrow morning. He ~aid the chance of rain will increase to 50 percent by Wednesday. · Austin said the ridge of high pressure that bas been over Soul.hem California during the recent record string of warm s ummer-like days has moved oul to sea, making it possible for the storm to push into the area. Austin said no predictions have been made on how much rain could be dumped on Orange County . but he added that thunderstorms are possible. He also said the rain is likely to con- tinue through the weekend. Titlrd man gµilty in drug s,.mu~gling SAN DIEGO (AP> -A Long Beach bail bondsman is the third man convicted in connec- tion with a multi·millioo dollar drug smuggling ring in which 27 people were indicted last Sep· tember. U.S. District Court Judge William Enright found Aubrey Phillips, 48, guilty Monday on two conspiracy counts related to importing and distributing marijuana. The planning com mission meets in City Council chambers, 505 Forest Ave .. beginning at 7 p.m. Have time on your hands _._ 24 karats a day. Democrats plan meeting Howard Adler, a political con- sultant with offices in Santa Ana, will be the speaker at a meeting of the South Orange County Democrats Wednesday. In Laguna Ni1uel. Adler is scheduled to speak on the revitallution of the Democratic Party In the 1.,. at 7: 30 p.m. at Republic Federal " Savin1a. 30212 CroJVn Valley Parkway. All thole interested are invited to attend. For more information call Bea Feldman at 491-4812. LB firemen not needed Sparta from a fireplace 'IDil· ed a heavy lfOwtb ol Ivy IJ'OW· in1 on a chimney In Lasuna Beach llonday, promptint calla to the ftre department. But by the time enlinea ar- rived at the boule at M4 Grtffttb Place, nel1hbora had ex- Un1ulabed the chimney fire witb ••rd•holelJ rlre 1poke1men Hid tbere WU DO 8'nleturel damqe to tbe boaM oenpled ..,. Spna 'hdd folJowtnltM7:Gp.m. bl .... The 24karat 1otd Swiss ingot watch from Corum. Each watch Is completely handcrafted in Switaerland, numbered, and accompanied by a cert11icate of autbentJcity. Complete with a diamond windiq atem. A. Man'1 15 aram iqot watcb,$t,950. B. Woman's 10 1ram lneot watcb,$1,t50 . • ' l JI •. I I r. • I I 111 ~ I ' ,.._ • ~ y • ~ I 'J H 1 <>I.ANGE COUN l Y l AL IFOHNIA /'J CENTS Ai1·port~s Sho~-haul rule spotlighted Ora-.e County 1overnment may be beeded for a confront•· U• wtta \M federal tovenuneot over a policy prohlbitln1 com- mercial jet air carriers from Oyn1 to MUnationa more than * mile• from J ohn Wayne Airport. Airport Manaaer Murry CabJe testif)'inl today at a bearin& on tbe county's application for a variance from state airport noise standards, said that the so-• . . caUtd aoo.mJle perimeter rule is viewed by the Federal Aviation Administration and the Civil Aeronautics Board as a •'viola· iion ol interstate commerce." Cable said he believes it is the intent ol the County Board of Supervisors to k eep th e perimeter in effect. All commercial jet flights from the airport ser ve destina· tlons less than 500 miles away. * * * The exception is Salt Lake City, Utah . It is 526 miles from Or ange County. The perimeter rule was im· posed by county officiaJs as part of an overall program lo main- tain John Wayne Airport as a short hauJ facility. In other testimony to state ad- ministrative law Judge Robert Neher, Cable said be has been directed by supervisors "to do * * * everythinl pouible to mlt11ate the noise problems at the airport. "We want to do everythiq possible to reduce noise," Cable testified specificaJly mentioning the recent board action to ap- prove the airport master plan and the accompanying Airport Noise Control and Land Use Compatibility plan. Those documents outline methods by which the overall * * * noise levels would be reduced larsely by requirin1 jet air car- riers to use new jet aircraft out· fitted with quieter en1ines. Cable, who bas served as airport mana1er since Sep- tember, was the first witness called by attorneys representing the county at the variance bear· ing. The bearing is expected to continue through the remainder of the week at the Haroer Com· * * * munity Center in Costa Mesa. After the county completes presentation of its case, anli- airport groups <ltre expected to respond with their own battery of witnesses. Following the hearing the judte will review the testimony and make· a recommendation to slate Transportation Director Adriana Gianluco on whether the county's variance application should be approved. * * * Jet • noise analysts challenged . ,. .......... LADY DIANA'S OETTING A REAL PRINCE With Chari•• at Buckingham Palace announcement Prince Charles set to wed Lady Diana LONDON <AP> -Prince Charles, he ir lo the Britis h throne and one of the world's most eligible bache lors. is engaged to 19-year-old Lady Diana Spencer and the couple will be ma.rried this summer, Buckingham Palace announced today. The Times of London said lo· day Prince Charles "once said that he thought ·about 30' was the right age for ma rriage. The Press Association reported the couple offered these responses when asked about their age dif· ferences: -Lady Diana: "I've never thought about the age gap." ISee PRINCE, Page AZ> Integrity of fir01 • at issue By FREDERICKSCBOEMEHL °' .. Deity,.. ... ,..,, Credibility of the firm used by Orange County government to prepare noise contours around J o hn Wayne Airport · was challenged Monday at a Slate Ad· ministrative Court hearing in Costa Mesa. Jerrold Fadem, an attorney for Airport Action Association, an an· ti-airport group, disclosed that Bolt, Beranek and Newman, Inc. a national research firm, was con· victed of 100 counts or fraud in· volving contracts with the feder.al government. Bolt Beranek , whi c h .specializes in ar.oustics and computer analysis of noise, was employed by the county to de· termine the boundary of the high noise impact zones surrounding the airport. Fadem raised the issue of Boll Beranek's integrity during the first day of hearings before ad· ministrative law Judge Robert Neher on the county's request to deviate from state airport noise control standards . Orange County, since 1973, bas bee n granted thr ee s uch variances. The most recent variance expired last March but has been permitted to remain in effect pending the hearing now underway. During the afternoon session, Fadem asked witness Richard Dyer. a state Department of Transportation noise specialist, what his department had done to validate the accuracy of the noise contour information submitted by the county in its application for the variance. Dyer said it was bis understand· ing that the contour was prepared by Bolt Beranek and "I accepted it." According lo a Wall Street Journal news account provided (See NOISE, Pa1e AZ) * * * The announcement ended months of speculation about romance between the dashing 32-year -old prince and the daughter of an earl distantly re· lated to the royal family. The palace disclosed that Prince Charles proposed and gave Lady Diana a sapphire and diamond engagement ring a few days before she le ft for Australia on Feb. 6. He then told his parents at their Sand- lngbam estate. Hummel explodes over airport OK Britain's future princess is the girl next door. Lady Diana grew up on the Spencer family estate in Norfolk county next to the royal family's Sandringham res· idence. Prince Charles and Lady DiaDa were quoted by the Press Aaaociation, Britaln's domestic new• agency, as saying in an in· terview today that they cannot recall meetln1 before November 1177 when the prince went to the Spencer estate for a pbeasant a boot. Prince Charles was also quot- ed by Preu Auocialion u aay· 'llll lbe weddln1 will probably be lll late July. Bed tax incre88e 8tudied in Irvine Tbe lrvtne City Council will •eet at 5 p.m. tanilbt to coa- llder wbltber a propoeed enter· talammt tu aDd an lllcre .. lll dae Mtel bed tH tboald be ... Ced...,... tM Yaten. . ...., from tM prGpOMd tu· ..... ,., ,. • •arietJ al "Paid --dpal faeWU. ID· ............. ball. a clol ~ md a repair yard for dtJ Wide•. • Newport Beach City Coun· cilman Paul Hummel, angered by last week's approval of the John Wayne Airport master plan, un- corked his wrath Monday, blast· ing council coUeagues, county supervbors and the press in the process. Hummel, who exploded lo a similar tirade two weeks ago dur· ing a council session, called supervisors •'inept,'' peg1ed fellow councilmen as "wishy· washy" and accused the preu of "cavqin." The Corona del llar coun- cilman started bla attack dwinl an afternoon study session and re-sumed It dW'iDI tbe re1ular eve·. ning portion of the meetin1. Al one polnt, Hummel unauc· ce11fully tried to tallt the council into t"haqiq it.a po1ltion on ii· suance ol a noise variance for tbe county airport. Newport leaden bave a,..... not to oppme the variance but are r~u..tiq tbat realrlc:tlve CCJDCU. Uoaa be attached to it. Tb• bear· ln1, bellll held in COila lle1a, are expeetacl to last for at least aaotberweek . "Wtll,ldoa'ttblakwe'Ubeable to b•J a cboeolatl·eonred banua clown oa Balboa lllud wtU. lllM ftll'taaee,-'' remarbd Hammel after b11 eollequea dumPld bla•UO•tlan tbat tbeet· tJono-tM•ariance Couaellman Donald Straaa called Hmn""''• •Ul.-U-ta-•==-· Jolm Cox, ..,..·· ·ca. llVlllla., Pa,. AJ> ~ I I I I l)Mly ,,_ _., L• ,.., .. JUST A FEW OF THE FOLKS WHO SHOWED UP FOR CUCKOO'S NEST HEARING MeN bar th•t eaten to punk rockera loHa It• enterUllnment ticket NBD18n charged in 01urder Mesa punks protest as city pulls permit An Irvine city employee was formally charged with murde.r Monday in the stabbing death of a Laguna Niguel man who was a friend of the suspecl's estranged wife . Sheriff's Lt. Wyatt Hart said the Orange County District At· torney's Office filed the murder count with special circumstances against Patrick J . Fogarty, 32, of Newport Beach. · Fo1arty is accused of killing Donald Frank Cook in the · bedroom of bis home earlier this month. Homicide investigators, Hart said, were able to come up with Fo1arty'1 name by invealigatlnt the victim's acquaintances and whereabout.a in the days and weeks before the crime. ~n addition to the murder coUlll, FotartY also is charted with two count.a of bur1lary. Tbe special circumstances ln,,tbe cue could lead tothedeatb penaJty. Hart had aaid Monday · a motive in the alayln1 was not yet fully known. He d~lined com· ment thll iDOl"lliq as lo whether any further information has been deveJoped. Tbe lberlft's spokesman ta.cl indicated there wa1 pbyalcaJ evidence wbldl made f'oprty, an =-..wr1ns tecbnlelan wtt.b tbe I plannlDI department. a prime -peet. By .JERRY CLAUSEN Of .. Deily r>tle4 Slaff Punk advocates called the Cuckoo's Nest rock music clu b the scene of "em e rging culture." Costa Mesa police and owners of neighboring businesses said the club's a breeding ground for alcohol and drug abuse, van· dalism and other crimes. After hearing the arguments the City Council Monday voted, 4·0, with Councilman Eric Johnson absent, to revoke the club's entertainment permit. Councilman Donn Hall's mo· lion to revoke the permit, which eliminates live music and duc- ing in the club at 1714 Placentia Ave., created a noisy furor dur· in& which most of the 350 persons at tbe council bearlq walked out. Cries ol ''Fascist Control!'' and "You didn't even listen, man!" punctuated the noisy exit and a five minllte recess wu called lo the otherwise orderly seas ion. Cheered on by a crowd of mostly young people, many N-M layoffs topic tonight Newport-II .. UDlfted 8ebool Dtatrtet tr--.... 1eWal1d lo ..._. .-Sble t.eaew md ad•lalatrator la1off1 next Cook~ a field construction en1lneer wttb tbe Beelltel Corp. wbo wu wortdDI at UM SM aebom· , .. , wbe• tMJ me.t Onofre ........ OeMrlllllll ... .. ...... Cll&a .... . tiOD, appanDUJ .. a. Mn a THeta .......... ,_..,... friend of f'alarl7'• aav ...... ·-next aelllool 1•ar •Ht be wife,~• ftnl U.-a.u. llOtlftld '1llMda11. _ Cal•. It Wal DOt llDOWD, ,... .......... al f :• p.m. bowner, II Cooll wu urn at a.,. OalilmWlb c..r, uc.a11, lnYO&ved wtUa ua. ...... • 1:. 11t1a a.,~ ar ... dre_ssed in punk-style clothing and wearing unusual hair styles. the president of the corporation operating the rock club sought to establish during the hearing that problems in the Placentia Avenue industrial area are the result of several bars -not just the Cuckoo's Nest. McDuck Corporation presi· dent Pete Williams pleaded for city h e lp in keeping bis establis1rment open and cb.arged, "There is an element of punk rock that is on trial." (See PUNKS, Pa1e AZ) 111111 l:IAIT 1111111 Chance of rain 40 per· cent tonight increasint to 50 percent Wednesday. Lows tonight in 505. Hiahs Wednesday 80 at beaches to 66 intand. 111111 TlllY .. 11111 ~.,~ .... = .......... _, ~ .:: R!l'I!!. :: ~a:E1 =It. .. .M CNlillpre•• No conflict's • in statements r loeakial al a brieflnl Monda)' Well site • annexation • gaven up Newport 8ea<'h city omc:1als llave badted off plans to annex land oo which 16 oil wells are situated bffause the property owner objected. Hancock Banning, president of Beeco Ud., owner of the land. aaid bis firm is .. sympathetic and s.upports" the city's aoaJ or 1aining control of the wells, but coulcln't accept annexation. City officials now are expected to chart a new course in establishing full ownership of the oil ri&s and the ri&ht to use the land under them. City Mana1er Robert Wynn said city lawyers will seek con- demnation action in court as a means of settling Newport's run- nin1 battle with oilman Robert Armstrong. The wells, located in county territory outside West Newport, but rooted in city tidelands. were shut down last month when Armstrong's 12·year lease with the city expired. Under the lease, Armstrong would give the city a percentage of his revenue.,s. Last year it amounted to $l:IO,OOO. City officials think they can do much better if they gain control. They say $500,000 or even $1 million a year is not out of the question. t fi'ro• Pafle A I PUNKS .•• But Mayor Arlene Schafer an- ~ounced, "This hearing does not mvolve punk rock musk. We are not attacking punk rock." Williams said, "The Cuckoo's Nest is a facility the city doesn't have to build, a meeting place for a very important c ult group." A parade or "witnesses," most of them patrons or employees of the Cuckoo's Nest. told the coun- cil that crowds at the rock club are no problem but that some in- dividuals could become dangerous without s uch an emo- tional outlet. They contended that many problems are prompted by "hip- pie" and "cowboy'' patrons of nearby bars. But John Zubietta, owner of the building housing bis own Zubie's restaurant and the Cuckoo's Nest. claimed punk rockers steal food from his establishment, rip out bathroom fixtures and smear walls with graffiti. Other neighboring business owners claimed their grounds are spattered with broken bot· ties. windows are shattered and fences kicked down. Businesswoman Sharon ·Spearin commented, "I don't care if they (punks> paint themselves purple and dance on their heads as long as they leave me and .. my customers alone .... Another woman told the coun· cil she is afraid to work at her place after dark because of the Cuckoo's Nest crowd. Williams said the average punker has average mentality and comes from an average back around. •ll\t. aenlor air ufety ln· ve1U1ator G. T . "Tom" lleCA.118'y said lM local portion of lM lav..Uf1Uon b.. au but conchdld. Moat ot the 45 inve1t11aton wbo ronver1ed at the airport foJlowiq UM fiery rrash have either retW"Ded home or were scheduled to leave today, McCarthy aa.ld Thirty f our of thl' 104 pHtenaers the airline believes were on the Boein& 737 were ln- 1 u red H the let struck the tzround lifter the pilot wa:s told tu can<'el his landing due l\l the presence of a noth er Air California plane on the runway McCarthy aaid invest111tor1 have interviewed about SO persons In tht>ir atte mpt to r<> construrt what happened in the minutes preceding the crash "We have no apparent <'On· tradictions." McCarthy said. Des pite earlier promises M<'Ca rthy said that information was not yet 1available from 11 transcript of the tape recorder hbused In the cockpit or the plane that crashed. The chief investigator said he ordered the transcript reworked for reasons that he wouldn't dis· close. He said information from tbe night data recorder carried on board the plane likewise was not available. The only new development Monday was that the "power plants group," partially dis- assembled the aircraft's number two Crigbl) jet engine. McCarthy said members of the group were unable to rotate the jet ran blades, a fact he said could prove "significant." Preliminary inspection of the engine had revealed little rota- tional damage, which could in- dicate that it was not running at the time the crash occurred. The pilot of the plane had told investigators that the engine did not perform to his expectations when he was ordered by an air traffic controller to cancel his landing, pull into a climb an<t circle the airport. Temperature tiff blamed for threats A dispute about temperature control in an Irvine apartment was what led a Laguna Beach High School substitute teacher to threaten his two roommates and several policemen with a shotgun Monday, police said to- day. Don Lund, 28, of 3900 Parkview Lane, Apt. 2C. re- mains under psychiatric ob- servation today in UC Irvine Medical Center after police used· tear gas to flush him out of his apartment at 6 :40 a .m . Monday. more than four hours after he al- legedly brandished the weapon. Police officers said Lund got into an agrument with his roommate over his rep0rted in- sistence that the door should be kept open to cool the apartment. He is then alleged to have pointed the weapon at them and later at police who were called to the scene by the roommates. Unable to talk him out of the apartment, p01ice threw a tear 1as canister into his bedroom, leading him lo jump out of the second-floor bedroom window unarmed. ' He was quickly taken into custody and 60 of bis neighbors who were evacuated from their apartments about 2:30 a.m . were able to go back to their res- idences. "What he's doing is pultinl you on. and I'm afraid you're Vet bill 0 K 'd fallinl for it. He 's no t dan1erous.': . . SACRAMENTO (AP) But pohce testahed ~hat . Without debate or dissent. the because ol the club, their cnme-male-dominated state Senate preven~ resources have •n has approved a bill allowing spread thin throughout the rest employers go give job pref· of Coeta Mesa. erences to veterans and their A 12-man task force has been s urvivinl spouses. The measure, workin1 the Placentia area, SB&t by Sen. William Craven, R· mostly on weekends, for the past Oceanside, was sent to the Al!.· few months. sembly Monday on a 34-0 vote. Of'ANGE COAST llllyPHat MAIN OA'ICE z=-P.H•tey =:N.WMd M. Thomal KMYll .... ~Murptllne ~oc.., 1:11:' lohulmen ~· ,_ / Jli Wetl..., II., C... MeM, CA. Mall.--:._ 1111,~ llMM, CA . .,._ NOIS~. ·~· by p ........ !MhMll ta Oe· tow Jlwled p11t1 to.,_.. ·o1 tr• La eam..cu. wttll al· .. ... ONl'charllnl tbe .,..,.... meat cm eonqaeta betw ... 1172 udllll,falalfytqs~umentato 10·~ aceadesoo tbeover- e1aar .. ·ac1 afterine tOYernment documenta to conceal the over- char1es. The firm, baaed In Cambridge, I gets s~x shop case By STBVE •Aaa&.S ... ._.., ....... . M HI.. a1reed w pay a fine of $500,000. The amounls involved in the alle1ed fraud activity were not disclosed. Detail.a ol the abort but coo· lroveniaJ hlltory ol the Talk ot the Town bookstore in Newport Beach's Mariner's Mlle have reached the U.S. Supreme Court. Deltr...._.,..,......,. TALKI A80UT ECONOMY ~•offorbe• Eco no mi-st sees lJark fldure By SANDIE JOY Of tele o.lly ~1194 St." Predicting interest rates of 50 to 60 p e r cent, economist Malcolm .Forbes Jr. drew murmurs or dismay from a Newport Beach audience Mon- day. The 33-year-old Forbes said that if the pattern of inflation followed by recession followed by more inflation continues as it ~as since the 1960s, "in four or fave ye811S, 50 to 60 percent in- terest rates will be the norm." He also predicted that if "the deadly treadmill" or inflation and recession continues "at ~ome point, our economy is go- mg to snap.·· Speaking at Edwards Cinema Fashion Island, Forbes added• "We'll have a situation like w~ had in the 1930s." His talk was part of a series sponsored by the Assistance Leagues of Newport Beach and Laguna Beach. While painting a gloomy pic- t u~e with one brush, the Prmceton-educated economist of- fered solutions lo the nation's economic problems with a nnthPr Forbes, who recently became president of Forbes Magazine, told the audience of 1,200 people there is hope for the economy if President Reagan's plans to re- duce individual income taxes are Jmplemented. if business is given incentives to take more risks and if the flood or new regulations is stopped. He blamed the tax burden placed on individuals and on business and industry for much of the nation's economic ills. Forbes said Reagan's pro· posals for tax cuts would restore the essential link between' effort and reward. He praised Reagan's plans to reduce taxes and to cut back on n~w regulations. He also pre- dicted Reagan's economic pro- grams have a good chance of passing and that the success of his administration should be known in the next four or five months. Forbes also predicted a fight between the White House and the Federal Reserve Board. which. he said, "doesn't know what it's doing." The Fed is trying to do too many things, he said, including trying to do what the stock market should be doing. Missing pat,ient returned A 48-year-old Fairview State Hospital patient, missing from the Costa Mesa institution since late Thursday. was returned at 3 a.m. today, police s'aid. The woman, Connie Vacca, last was seen at the hospital for the mentally retarded at 9: 30 p.m . Thursday, police said. She was reported missing Friday. Ms. Vacca, who has lived at Fairview for 20 years. was lod&ed in a Torrance hospitaJ at 1 a.m. Friday, less than four hours after her disappearance. Police, who had no details this mornin1 on either her disap- pearance or return, said the woman does not speak or write and has the mentality of a 9- year-old. lnvestIJators opined that Tor- rance hospital authorities ap- pare.ntly had problems identlfy- in1 tbe woman and her place of residence. Costa Mesa police said that an avera•e of three or four Fairview patienta wander off the 1rounds monthly. Most are returned alm01t lm- medlately, tbou1h. they said. Benefits shelved SACRAMENTO (AP) -The Senate rtnanee Committee bu .... ,... • bW tit ,... .... flot mUUoa la cut la benefit ln· CHIHI for CalJforala'• 1.1 mtWoa wellan ndpl•tl. The case was prosecuted by the major fraud unit of the U.S. At- torney's Office in Boston. The rirm. in a statement re· leased at the time of the convic- tion, said it agreed to plead guilty to the charges to end the con· troversy and the costly litigation. The company said the case in· volved complex cost acr.ounting and allocation principles. Prior to the start of today's pro· ceedin1s in the noise variance hearing, county Airport Manager Murry Cable said he was not con· cerned by Fadem's attempts to discredit Bolt Beranek. Cable said the noise contours accurately reflect the noise im- p a ct area surrounding the airl>(>rt. "Believe me, if they (anti- airport forces) thought the con· tours weren't accurate they'd be a llover us." Cable said. In Monday's questioning or Dyer, Fadem asked, ''Is the Department of Transportation biased toward airport operators?" Fadem asked wit- ness Richard Oyer, atone point. "I don't know how to assess that. honestly,·· Dyer responded. Fadem then asked Oyer if he had beard a transportation de· partment attorney once com- m ent, "The people a round Orange County airport are all rich millionaires and I have no sym. pathy for them." Fro• Page Al HUMMEL ..• he was s urprised by Hummel's outburst, returned the volley at one point: ·'I won't be intimidated by your t hreats. I'm surprised -since you just joined the force on this airport thing. I don't know where you'vebeen." Councilwoman Ruthelyn Plum- mer said she had trouble follow · ing the logic of Hummel's re- marks. But Hummel pushed on. He charged that county supervisors were rude to Newport Beach speakers during last week's master plan hearing. He said pro- airport speakers were treated cordially. "I think the super visors are in· ept and incapable or making a fair decision," Hummel said during the afternoon session. ··And l think the press has caved in -it totally ignored the opponents.·· Although councilmen sue· ceeded in quieting Hummel down, he promised further · 'discussion'· during the evening session. And he did sound off again dur- ing the evening session. He charged that the public was being misled by technical talk about noise contours. community noise levels and projections that the new DC-9Super 80 jet would result in less noise during takeoffs. "I don't even think any of you understand what sort of noise the Super 80 will produce," Hummel continued. He said he "ques- tioned" whether the Super 80 is quieter than jets currently using the airport. L <:o•i.e·~ Alison Downs, a 22-year-old senior from Pennsylvania is the 1981 homecoming qu~n at Southern California College in Costa Mesa. She reigned over festivities at t he four-year liberal arts school this past weekend. 'Born.her' holds up Mesa bank A stocky man armed with what he said whs a bomb took nearly $1,900 from Crocker Na- tional Bank's branch at South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa Mon- day. Witnesses told police the man, described as in his late 40s and about five feet, seven inches tall, pulled a tape-wrapped box rrom beneath his blue windbreaker and placed it on a counter in front of a clerk. Officers said be demanded and got cash from the clerk. not- ed that the radio controlled de- vi ce could be triggered from.two blocks away and walked from the bank -leaving the "bomb." . Witnesses said he disappeared into the mall before police ar· rived shortly after 1:40 p.m. Police cordoned off the plaza's first floor shopping wing east or the carousel for nearly an hour. The ''bomb" proved to be a box stufred with paper. Jurors weigh man's guilt An Orange County jur y began deliberatio ns today in the murder trial or John Alan Keith, 22. or San Clemente, who 1s charged with the 1978 slaying of a Corona del Mar real estate agent. The Superior Court jury was given the case this morning by Judge Donald A. Mccartin after prosecution and defense at· torneys delivered closing state- ments Monday. Keith is charged with murder. robbery and burglary in coMec- tion with the slaying of Ruben M a rlinez in August 1978. He could race the death pe!'alty. A man who was with him the evening or the killing, Anthony David Bies. 20, of Dana Point, was convicted of first·degree murder in December. Justice ·William Rebnqu_iat bas been asked by an attorney for the bookstore to 1rant permission for the wbite stucco sex abop on Pacific Coast Hi1bway to reopen. The request -le1ally known as a writ of supersedeaa -was f~l~d late last week. City of- fac1als, who have twice been suc- cessful in closing down the book and video center, predict it will be several weeks before Rehn- quist decides whether to take ac- tion. Rehnquist, a Nixon appointee known as a conservative jurist, handles legal matters within tbe jurisdiction of the Fourth Dis- trict Court of Appeal, which in· eludes Orange County. Newport City Attorney Hugh Coffin says Rehnquist has tbe option of either rejecting the writ or taking it under con- sideration. Coffin says if Rehnquist does opt to scrutinize the case N.ewport officials would be p~ v1ded an opportunity to file a response to the writ request. Josh Kaplan, the Beverly Hills attorney representing the bookstore, could not be reached for comment. In past conversa- tions, though, Kaplan ar1ued that the bookstore is involved in a constitutional battle and pre- dicted the matter would even- tually land in the lap of the na- tion's highest court. f'ro•PqeAI PRINCE •.• . Prince Charles : ··Diana will certainly keep me young You ' re only as old as you think you are." The palace announcement, is- sued through the Press Associa- tion, said: ··It is with the greatest pleasure that the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh announce the betrothal of their beloved son the Prince of Wales, to the Lady Diana Spencer, daughter of the Earl Spencer and the Honorable Mrs. Shand Kydd." Arter the wedding the woman who has been dubbed "Lady Di" by British newspapers, which have hounded her s ince she became Charles' girlfriend, will be~ome Her Royal Highness. the Prmcess of Wales. But her life was already changing rapidly today. Michael Shea. the monarch's press secretary, said Lady Diana would move out of the London apartment fl at which s he shares with three girls. Shea said the/Queen and her husband Prince Philip. the Duke <'f Edinburgh, were "delighted at the engagement." He said Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, the leader of the Labor opposition, Michael Foot. and the Archbishop of Can- terbury we r e among those notified of the engagement the past few days . The Privy Coun- c11. tne monarch's official ad· visers, will meet to approve the marriage formally. Have time on your hands -24 karats a day. .SLAVICK·s fln« ,,_ie,. Slnct 1917 The 2.4 karat gold Swiss ingot watch from Corum. Each watch is completely handcrafted in Switzerland, numbered, and accompanied by a certificate of aulbeoticity. Complete with a diamond winding stem. A. Man's 15 gram in1ot watch, $4,t6>. B. Woman's 10 gram ingot watch, S3.t6>. cof uM F1!ilh1on Island, N-port Cent.r, Newport Beach. 71'/6tt·I* WMttftlnttirr I Laguna HID• I Miiiian VltjO {North Onnp / 11w Oly Lot Ctrritot • l rt• Mallt • Abo Ci.alef Lot Anpln I San OW., I Lat V-s" .,.,_ .. SIH!m't_......,.....,.plaftll., ~..,._,VIM, .._.a... M_.,,, Fiw /twrfm G111W rnrn~orn~~~ . Rethinkin1 needed by most '~onOmy analysts ___ ~ critique,..... llhUMIOta. Kwtb Qalbraltb (ltemaecb> wW report . AM IO, la u Intellectual ...... , JOU'U be Mariq uwa-.... voaa _ nil u.. ee•.Ue n,...U, ., from Manard. Profeuor Paul MtCrathla <Nlxoo) wW writ. from eeeoomlm ebomplq awa1 for at lust tbe ant four Jtan. 'l'lle7-=i ......... t1111J an ..W. la &M lt .. U eeoeome lltebipD. Profwor Herbert Stein (Nl.xOD ) wtU clee191m from arow flt and Ully. They'll appear on the talk tbowl. TWr -..ne IMJ Mwe ......... lo....._, Md u..1 wUJ peek •••Y Vlr•lllla, ud Profeaar Herman K.abn (Carter> from Contll. artJcl• wtJI be NllCI .. ......_., ,,_... wUl bt 1peelal commentary from tbe Columbia ..... But oat ot all thla activity, wbat load wW eome to tbe people~ ,.._. tllle •""'*-_. *'* wu aM op .. = u..1 Prof. ArtlMar Buna. beeauae be aerved both u ad'riMr to Prell· Amerlea? Perbapa 10methiq, but maybe not mucll. w111 Mw .._. aar ,,.., .w ,..,_.. Md ,,.,. ud dent Eilenbower and ebalnnu ol the Federal .......,,, ud Robert Lehcbmaa, an economlat wbo Hamlen otlaer ertUdll. ,,_., wlU e.deMIM to eaplaln became, correeUy or mlatakealy, he la widely eOGtldered to be tbe eeonombta, hu written a book Oii tbe 1ubJect called "l:eonomMU -.Ow .._.are uiv• ...a wby procr1m1 caa't epitome of reapoulble eouervatllm. At Bay," aubtiUed, "Why t.be experta wUf never IOIW JOV Pf'*: • .,.,, .......... tcODOmllU, priDaed for tbe MIJtoa Frieclmu, who carefully avoided tbe WubiDaton teene lema." ba&U., WOJ Mlwer 6o kiad. ,..., will be an~ wbo, tlMrefore, bu awAded beiq branded u one wboee He bealm with a queation: "When bript peopte aay ltUllid learHCI ,,.Ovoca&lve, lotoa.rut, ud out· DObciee faUed, will be IOUOt by the media beeaUH of b1' 1trona thtn11, the question inevitably arilea, why ll tbelr perceptlOD of re-ra1ed.-~ aumben will be 1prayed conservative views, his Independence, and bis recently acquired ality ao blurred! Good econom.11ta are bri&bt spea and womm." qkt wtekiUii coDfettl Oil a bl•ter)' day. You popularity witb tbe mUH1. You 1et the 1i1t without waltln1 for hi1 eonc:lu1lon. will be heariq from acholan at the Brook· You will even be bearlnl from Adam Smith, Karl llarx, John Economllta, be aaya, do not always addreu tbemaelvea to •Ut la LQ11 IJlltltution, the American l:nterprile A•· Stuart Milla, and John Maynard Keynes -not in person, of coune, significant, and when they do, they do not always mate alpiflcut toelatlon, and tbe Hoover I.natitute, and from because they ~re long gone, but from their self-appointed, self· contributJom. . waivenlUes where' former prealdentlal ad· rl1hteoua prolllea. What economists muat do, be 1ui1ats, la "retbint old uaump.. a..t•• vlaen nune their wounds. What an eeooomlc feast. After starvin1 on the crumbs of the lions, old certainties, and okl emphases." Zcwlomi1&1 wbo hadn't been heard from in nearly a genera-Carter administration, when even the President seemed not to But don't bet on it. The chances are that what you hear over t:ioa will feel resurrected, and they will write pontlflcal reports on believe what be was sayinc. Reagan hu presented economists the next few yean will be a rechewing of old ar1uments, old tbe limUaritiea and differences between now and then. Tbey'll tell with the whole turkey. · theories, and old positions. you what they'd do, and while doi.q it they'll make a flnal attempt * * * * * * * * * to correet wtaat tbey see u an unfair hiatorical representation of * * * their views ud deeds. \ What bu happened in the past weelt ia that the president of the United States bu preaented for conalderaUon the moet sweepin1 economic procram since President Roosevelt and the Great Depreuioo of the '30s. Reagan. worries small contractor It bu been presented u a vast unit, its parts intricately relal· ed in an or1anic whole that reveals the whole poUtical•conomic philosophy of the new president. For econom11ts, it is a feast, not a tidbit. From Columbia you Will bear from Professor Raymond Saulnier <Eisenhower>. Proleuor Walter Heller <Kennedy) will BALTIMORE CAP> -Robert Clay is worried. For more than 13 yean he laboriously built bis excavation business, "movinl dirt" for the construction of highways, sub- $50.000 to $500,000 INCOME PROPERTY SECONDS CALL MITZI WELLS ABOUT A SECOND TRUST DEED LOAN UP TO .$500,000 Nwpo~.~~¥o!.~~.1;.;!nc • (714) 760-6060 ® ~~~~~~~~~~~~- .......... ,, .. v-nt. ··-··C-ndel .. _ ....... , <fiM. if .ii .gsg~1!U?e~; •W..klyc__.._.... •No.«Wyh .... . .. _.. ... ~,,... ........... Callf ...... Cnnl<>ll 11ur loe• .... _tlo• ...-vie• l11r vuur l1n.inr111y llo!l'd~ (714) 7SSM515 AMffUCAN HOME MOftTGAGE 230 NewPQr1 Ce111e' Drove Oes1g11 Plua Newport 8eac11. Cahlomoa 92660 ""'. ,., ........ ... ._ ....... ways and bulldinga. Now President Rea1an wants to slash federally financed con· struction projects aa part of his economic packa1e. Such proj· ecta are the lifeblood of Clay's business. "I'm worried, very worried, very much so," said the contrac· tor as he sat in bis crowded of· flee in Ulla old, induatrial port ci- ty on Chesapeake Bay. "There's no doubt the cuts are going to hurt us and others. Whether or not my business will survive . . . We'll just have to see." Interestingly, Clay doesn't directly oppose Reagan's pro· gram. Saying he disagrees with the proposals and the philosophy behind them, he nevertheless said it is time for such ideas to have their chance to succeed - or. as he suspects, to fail. Clay is one or the thousands of small contractors who are the backbone of the nation's con- struction industry. In the put rew years. about 75 percent of his company's work has been on federally financed projects - like t he Baltimore s ubway system. the Fort McHenry highway tunnel project, and a new Veterans Administration hospital . Robert Clay Inc. grosses about $2 million a year, small potatoes compared with major construe· lion companies. But dependini OVER THE COUNTER NASO LISTINGS on Clay for all or part of their Ii velihood a re 25 full·tlme employees and sometime• u many as 1!iO temporary worken. Several such projects are iD jeopardy. Forexample, lbe pret· ident's budaet propo1ala make it clear that fundin1 for the next six miles of the Baltimore sub- way system i1 very unlikely. 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THE PIL<n' PKOIECI' is being conducted by New York's Citibank, among a wide range of com- panies -by no means all of them banks -which are spearheading the revolution under way in the finance field. In addition to Citibank, other major competitors for the individual's financial business include: -Sean, Roebuck & Co. Through its retail out- lets, Sears has an established name that the public knows and trusts -an important plus in the market- ing of financial services. SEAas NOT ONLY provides its credit cards to nearly one-third of the homes in this country, it also is involved in the automobile, fire and life insurance business. It owns a savings and loan, and through its All- state Enterprises, Inc., It finances automobile loans. Back in 1972, Sears entered the mortgage banking business. -Brokerage firms. 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