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Home My WebLink About1984-01-17 - Orange Coast Pilot.. . HIGH 59 LOW48 COAST IDITION TUE SOAV JANUARY 1! "181 _ _DR ANGE COUNT Y C A L IF OR NIA 25 Cf NTS Coast The state Coastal Com- mission has come under fire for requiring public access to a project near Huntington Harbour .I A3 At what price Is justice 111- served? The Dayco murder trial ripples OC's legal waters./ A8 ·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:,:.:·:·:·:·:· Nation The Supreme Court jus- tices say home video tap- ing Is okay by Jhem .I A4 A man suspected of kill- ing a newsman and his family was found dead In his cell today./ A4 :-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:· California Singer Michael Jackson walked away with 8 American Music Awards. /~4 World A Saudi diplomat was kidnapped by gunmen on streets of Beirut./ A4 Mind and Body Dieters have been right and experts wrong. The kind of food you eat profoundly affects your appetite and chances for losing welght./81. A catch-all drawer needs to be organized and then fed regularly./82 Sports Orange Coast College has been moved to the Mission Conference for football./C1 The Los Angeles Kings were routed by the Minnesota North Stars in National Hockey League play./C2 The Los Angeles Police Department will have quite an arsenal for the Olympic Games this sum- mer ./C3 Entertainment' Playwright Tom Stop- pard fiddles with history In his new comedy "Travesties" in Los An- geles./84 Business Is there a real difference between a real estate agent and a real estate broker? Columnist Simon Sykes says yes. /85 California Investors are paying a hefty tab to take advantage of tax-free bond fund lncome./85 INDEX Bridge Erma Bombeck Bulletin Board Business Claultled Comtct Cr09Sword Edltor1al Page Entertainment Horoscope Ann Landers Movies National Newt Potlce Log Public NotlcM Sport• State Newt Or. Stelncrohn Stock Marketa T.tevlalon Theaters Weethet World Ntw9 83 B2 A3 es-e C8-8 B3 C8 A6 B4 C7 92 82 A4 A3 C4·5 C1-4 A4 82 98 B4 82 A2 A4 Victim of stab bin tabs kil-.er Sus pecff ound asleep in vacant- Newport con do By STEVE MARBLE °' .. .,..,,......., A Newpon Beach man was able to finger bis alleged killer less than an hour before be died from vicious stab wounds in a hallway near rus htllsadc condominium, polke said today. Scott James McNauJhton, the 29- ycar-old son of a promtnent business executive, rcponedlf was attacked with a wooden cbisc late Sunday 1n his Villa Balboa residence. He stumbled down a flight of stairs before collapsing fi:om the wounds. But bis dying statement to police led to the Monday arrest of Brent Louis Vangsncss, an JS.year-old Costa Mesa t8i<l~m md lonl·l.ime friend of the dead man, accordina to reports. Vanasness eluded policc, includina a team of police does brou&ht in to help in the search, for nearly 12 houn before being discovered Monday noon sleeping in an unoccupied Villa Balboa condominium by a female real estate agent. "The sales representative had brought in a customer and she was showing bow spacious the cloeeu were when she discovered him slces>- mg 1n there," explained Newport Beach police Detective Bob Worthen. "She screamed, he woke up and (Pleue Me SUSPl:CT I A2) Fr8:ud charges in investment case nearing By JERRY HIRSCH Ot-.o.., ......... Sheriff's invcsugators arc closer to filing criminal charges against Thomas D. Caner, an lrvme busi- nessman who may have nused $30 million by offcnng bogus invest- ments. Carter allcgcd)y raised money for a "medical factoring.. business an which he purportedly bought unpaid medical clajms from doctors at a discount and collected on 1he cla1ms for a profit. Sheriffs investigators and attorneys for the federal Secunties and Exchan~e Commission. sa y Carter's medical factonng business was phony and the SEC contends medical factoring does not ex 1st as an industry. But Daily Pilot rnquiries reveal (Pleue eee CRARGE S/A2) Thoma•Carter Flaahdance debut Thirteen-year-old Jale Kuhn of NeWJ>Ort Beach a eta the beat dariDC ••FwhdaDcln~f' clue offered throalh the city'• Recreation Department and Sally Stanton'• Dance Fttneu. A new 8elNllon beelna Feb. 13 and interated daDcen ahoald call 840-2271. Canine cop collars HB holdup suspect Accused holdup man loses the battle refused to come out. The suspect. police said. tncd to attack the dog that was sent 1n to sniff him out. Cops nab three in Porsche thefts By STEVE MARBLE Of .... Delly Not • ..,, "The two of them fought and the man lost ... a poll~ spokesman said. VandC'rvort underwent emergency surgery at UCI Medical Center for wounds to has shoulder and neck. He was listed 1n good cond1t1on today. Vanden ort and Fred Joe Luster, 20. .m· being held today on susp1c1on of robtnng a 54-year-old man outside an .\I pha Beta grocery store on Beach Boule' ard near Adams A venue. Costa Mesa police believe they have broken up a car theft ring responsible for stealing six Porsches since Jan. 5 from South Coast Plata's parking lot. Three people were arrested Mon- day afternoon followrng a police stakeout at the shopprng center ID Costa Mesa. Police lay in wait in unmarked cars foronly about two minutes when they spotted a. youn• man with a large screwdriver pry1n• open the wind wing of a conven1ble blue 911 SC Porsche parked near Bullock's en - trance on Bear Street, according to Lt. Tom Lazar. Sgt. Dick DeFrancisco and Officer Ed Esposito raced their car over to the Porsche and apprehended Wilham Ray Felder. 23, of Westlake. Two other suspects, Winston Charles Moore. 27, of Inglewood and Cynthia Ann McCoy. 22. of Los Angeles. were found driving quickly out of the parking lot and also were arrested. All three were charged with grand theft auto and burglary. The young men were jailed at the Costa Mesa Police Department. McCoy was taken to Oranae County Jail because Costa Mesa doesn't have fac1li11cs for women. The trio arc suspected of stealing six other Porsches from the plaza because si milar methods were used. Lazar said. The cars were dnven to 'tither Compton or Lakewood and their tires and wheels were removed. Tires and wheels on a Porsche cost about S4.000. A robbery suspect who reportedl) tried to tangle with a Huntington Beach police dog to try to C'scape the law. came away the loser early today and ended up on an cmcrgcnc) room surgery table. Robert A. Vandervort. 18. -one of two alleged robbers be1Dg chac;ed bv police late Monday -reported!) tried to elud~ police b) h1d1ng in a trash dumpster behind an .\dams Avenue shopp1Dg centC"r Pohce said the) brought a tra1Ded oolicc dog to the seen<" when the man Police said the bandits confronted f arl E Parker of Huntmgton Beach and roughed him up before talon& his wallet and cash Two alert passersby -Edward Jo\.\ef"\ n . of Costa Mesa and John (Pleue .ee CAJfllQt/ A2) There is life after teaching ~1e11- and it can be rewarding aab .......... An old wisecrack says "Those who can, do. Those who can't. teach." Whit then of those who can no longer teach? Frank Rosado and Roben Schnurs- tein offer some pretty solid evidenoc that there's life after teachina. and it can be rewardina. They both were banded la,YOfT notices -Rosado from G11lcr Middle School in Huntinaton Beach. Schnurstein from Costa Mesa H1ah School -when dccbruna enrollment melded with Proposition 13 re~enue cuts to rorcc some distncts to ta.kc drasttc action and a lot of teachers to take • 1«ond look at their career decisions. Lo Ina a job can be 1ut-wrench1na. ft can also be an opponunity. It was both for Rosado. Rosado took the news hard whc~ he to t h11job tea hi!'4 an and era.I\ ' He rccaUs bccom1na 'very 111" from muses built up 1n the prccedina months. But Rosado, 36, now calls the la yo IT a ble ing and #YS be wouldn't I ' ROBERT Bu KER PERSPECTIVE need to learn skills an order to be successful, .. he said. Rosado. a bachelor as l!i hnurs- te1n. said he couldn't accept that has job was an Jeopardy until he actually got has layoff nottt.'t' ID the spnna of 1981 "I couldn't believe 1t There alway, was a bi.g demand plenty of kids were want1na to w5 the classes. I could have been .., sub (laid-off Teachers have first C"lck at subsmutc I<> 1\1 01-tcaChln& JObs) but I'd been th1nk1nt sa1d he cams about tw1cc as m«h about 101na into my own busine for money tum1na out ceramic art items $0me ttme. !O I used up my reure- in his L:aJuna Beach 1tud10 than he ment mone) to !Ct up a studio an did tcacbina. He sa1d he can't tum out Lquna " 0 I his products fast enouJh and he has ' Rosado said the first wctk ..,,ert a plans to e1tpand. 5elf·lcamina penod He couldn't U· Schnurstc1n ~. also said he 1s pcct a regular monthly teachi~ chrck doina better flnanClally than he dad and 1t took a while to learn tt\11 what whale teachi111 mdu tnal classes at he created nd how much he worked Costa Mesa Hiah. He seemed 10 had a dJrtt't relation hip with the handle the &ran it1on btnc-r, but amount of money he made. Indicate be m1 teachma except .. lf1 didn't work, I didn't ~II. and 1f for some or the "baby· 1tttna" fca-l didn't Stll, I didn't getanythina," he turcs.. uid. "It rtQu1rtd lots of self dt'I "There's a bi& labor force out thcrt r1phnc." (in school) and th ~ (the younastcrsl . (Pl ....... TR&RS I I A2) . . \ IW!r .... ,......,~ ....... Racuera pulled a mother and her four children from thl• car f ollowln& craah on tbe San Diego freeway near the Corona del Mar freeway Monday. Sue 11.ua!!f~ 30. wu ln aerloua condition at l"oun Valley Community Hoapltal. . Rains prompt OC crashes Quarter-inch falls on Huntington Beach in first · 84 storm slov. enough for the cond111ons. when tt hasn ·1 rained •ll awhile the roads can gel vel)' shppcf)." Cahfom1a Highway Patrol ollicer!I and p~mcdics ca me to the aid a mother and her fo ur children who were injured in an accident on the southbound San Diego freewa} near the Corona del Mar freewa) at about 4:45 p.m. Monda) • another truck on the Orange Freeway near Chapman Avenue. The victim's identity was wtthheld until his family could be notrned. police said. More than 700Southem Cali fornia Edison Co. customers in the Santa Ana area were without power for about an hour Monday afternoon after lightning struck a power pole outside a transformer Statton. Warming trend seen for Coast Coaetal Eztended 41 47 :~ 6g Wedneaday, January 18 11 -06 • h Te at\18S .. 43 )2 at 42 ... 21 "°' ,. 02 n 21 21 " 41 42 24 22 42 24 22 20 at ot 18 00 21 13 " ·14 6' 2t 21 01 13 -14 10 38 26 IQllOnlll WHIM• Se<VICe ~ -~ ~N~O~A~A~U~S;...:::Oe9::i::.:.1~o~IC~om:::.:.;,:m~~~c~e_;::.._:--~~~-----::~~-----' 1& -04 Fronts: Cold .,. Warm ..., Stt1flooary •• IO 12 "" ftA .,__ 31 04 41 40 Mllw....... 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Orteene 47 o42 SI,._._,.,,,_,. 13 90 $1 11 ,.._ Yoric 20 21 I.it l.Allle 18 13 1 I 03 Norto1k 33 22 Sen Mlorio 4 I 3' 47 29 Nof'tll PleUe 20 10 San Diego IS & 1 SI 25 Oii~ Clly 37 17 Sen ~ &3 42 66 42 Omen• IS 01 = Mllrte ~ : ~~ i: ~Inge n ~ 8~ SI 24 35 2'2 Phtledelphla 21 11 Sk>u• ,,.... 13 -07 n 12 Phoenl• 6s •11 spcia-n 11 Plllllbufgtl 211 22 &yf-13 01 Pottlend,Me 18 07 Toe*!• 20 06 POt11and,Ote 40 18 T-82 43 Pr~ 211 21 TulM 35 II = 38 27 WMNngton 30 21 Temperatures T{dea HtLo TOOAY r-. 2S 02 Wldli1• 23 06 16 ~·· 12 -oe s.cono low 3 01 pm :u 36 23 Second high 8 33 p "' 24 23 ~IOAY 2t 20 Flrtl low 2 06 a m 43 23 Arwt lllgl\ 11·23 Lm 1 o Surf report et ·17 4.1 4S 38 Second IOw 3 40 p m 27 17 Secdnd NQh 10· 14 pm 40 34 25 18 Sun •• IOCley •' s·oe p m . ,,_ •t 28 .03 8 1581 1n Wedn...sey eno Mtuo.in at 40 3f 5 IOpm 111 ·10 "400nr1Metodeyat4 11pm .Mini 17 -o3 I lla m ~endr1Meegllltl• 23 20 629pm LOCATIC>le Hunllno1on 8Mctl RI-.i.ny, Newporl 40lh St , Newporl 22nd SL, Hewporl 811bOI Wedge LIQUIMI 9Md> Sin Clernellte Wet• Teinp 68 c~ ,. ,... lelr '* poor '* tlllt SMll Oir9ctl0n ... The year's first rainstorm has been blamed for a fatal free"'a) crash. several other tnJUr. acudents and fo r scattered po"'er outage'> on Monda) But the National "eat her Ser\. ice • says the front ha' mo..,ed on •10 Arizona and ckar sk11.•c; will prevail. Monday's shower'> dropped one- quaner of an inl'h of rain on Huntington Beach bnnging the season's total to9 b IOl hl'\ more than double last ~ason '> total to date. according 10 Y.l'ather \\Jllhcr Sherman Denn} The fi,e were in a Yolkswagon ~edan that crashed into the rear of a flatbed truck. backing up traffic for a half-mile. The mother. Sue Hassing. 30. was listed 1n senous condition at Foun- tain Valle} Communit:r Hospital earl) today. Officers on the scene said tv.o of the children escaped injury and two others suffered minor inJunes. The} added that th e children avoided senous mjury because they were 5.ccured 1n lhe1r seats. ~~~#ijillij~*hl~----------------------~ CHARGES NEAR IN INVESTMENT FRAUD CASE ... One-eighth of an inch dropped on Laguna Beach. bringing the total there to 8.69 inches compared to last season's total to date of 4 I 9 1ches California H1ghwa) Patrol dis- patcher Donetta "alker said the freeway accidents were so numerous in Orange Count\. that .. those gu' s (CHP officers) are JUSt going from crash to crash." In a four-hour period dunng "h1ch hea") rains poured down on count} streets and htgh"'a} '>. 52 automobile accidents occurred. 12 resulting in injunes. according to H1ghwa) Patrol Officer Rick Ste' ens "That's man) more accidents than usual," Stevens said. "Most were fender benders. People weren't going ',CONTINUED STORIES ' . In Huntington Beach. a 1981 Ford 'an heading southbound on Spnng- dale Street went oat of control. crashed through a metal bamer and came to a stop before falling into a marsh located on Ammon 011 prop- erty. "It was hanging on the edge about to fall 1n." ~·d Huntington Beach police Officer John Berens. "The dnver left tpe car disabled at the scene and wandered oO:" ~uthonties blamed shck pavement for an accident that killed a 47-year- old Long Beach man when the brakes of a truck locked and it skidded into the man·s van. knock1n1?. 11 into From Al otherwise, although an SEC spokes- man said the discovery would have no affect on the case. Meanwhile. Sheriffs investigators are edgmg closer to filing charges agamst Caner "We are on the downhill side of the investtgat1on. We have been meeting with the D1stnct Attorney's office and hopefully tt will take only four to six weeks fo r the cnm1nal complaints 10 be concluded," said Lt. Wyatt Han at the Orange County Shenffs Depan- ment. The complaints would conclude a si;\-month mvesttgation of Caner. president to the Irvine-based Tom Caner Enterprises Inc., by the sheriffs fraud investigators. Carter raised at least $30 m1ll1on and according to mvestigators, SUSPECT IDENTIFIED BY VICTIM ... From Al made hts way out of there." he added Vangsness, a student at Orange Coast College. v.-as arrested b~ police before he could lea' c the housing comple'( near Hoag ~frmonal Hospi- tal. He 1s being held toda~ on $250,000 bail P9lice said the\ ;ire pullled b}' the killing and do not k.nu\\ v.-h~ the fnendsh1p bet"een the l\.\O ml'n d1s1ntegratcd into' 1olcnce "It doesn't make much <;cnse:· commented Wonhen McNaughton 1s the c;on of John T McNaughton. a Linc.la Isle rcs1dl'nt and board chairman of National Education l orp .. a Newpon-based com pan}. The com pan}. v.hich runs nat1onv.-1de 'Ocational tra1n1ng ce nters. has txcn beset b\ recent bad luck T"' ice las1 )car the corn pan) ·s hcadquaner!i huild1ngo; were torchcd b) arsonists. Repre!ientati\lc'> of the Nev.-port com pan) said the) ·,e been asked not 10 comment on th e slaying and the fam1l~ was una,a1lable Fncnds descnbed McNaughton a fnendl~. mtel11gen1 person who grew up on Lida Isle. ~aduated from Newport Harbor High School and ftRANSITTAX NIXED ••• · lf'lolaAt . tranapottation s*ul U4 ~rodAls are ~m• tb~~to~tbe r-tnp to~ wt.ea 480-. · and other city~ hive~ a vcne. Co1ta Maa offic:iats. Who bad :earlier questlwacd the ~, eo- dorstd the cou.ntyw@e election Mo11-(Jay nillht. Newport Beach ud Foun-tain vaner were other~ Coast 'cities that previot.1$ly ~ the eltc:tion. . I. Transponation officwt ·had ex- pected the most bkely no vote to come from La1una Beach -not Huntingt.On Beach -because Qf• ficials reportedly Juve mi~vinas over the proposed Sao Joaqum H,ms Corridor. But the Huntinglon &each deci ion -Mayor J4':k Kelly cast the on1)' ffunu~n Beach oftitlals said tbeywere~ t>ec.use they likely wo(lld be tlfJhted OU ttansportal.ion funds. "I just d-On't feel that we would benefit that much," Councilman Ron Patti.naon said today. "J thank the inland cities wouJd profit mOSl from a rapid tratWt system ... We need iro- pro~emtnts on Beach Boulevard and Pacific Coast Hi&hway. And the Orange.County Transit District buses could be v11tly improved, .. he said. THERE IS LIFE AFTER TEACHING ... From Al Rosado said he exhibited at a booth at the Sawdust Fcsll\ al -"and began to see th e J)Ossibil1t1es" He creates 26 d10erent ceramtC ttcms nov.-. tnduding "all p1ec.-cs. planters. fishes. parrot\. ov.-ls. eagle:~ and hghts for both indoor and outdoor uses to decorate such lo- cations asJacuv1s and gardens A ma1or part of his market. he said. comes from Palm pnngs -buyer-, who.he said. arc C')pectall) inclined to outdoor ltv1ng and decorattng "I can sell all I can produce and rm behtnd two to three months on m) orders. Thank uod the people arc willing to wa it." Rosado said he now makes about SS0.000 to $60.000 a }car "But I can sec mak1na a quarter of a m1lhon dolla~ a year Bui I'll need to expand I'd like to hire a couple ot emplo)'cc\ Just Call .. 642-6086 t; .. t and these people would do the prod ucing while I could go on (,!es1gning." Schnurste1n. who was in the news recent!} when a bullet fired b)' New Year's Eve reveler embedded in h1!. truck. creaung "a new hood orna- ment." had been a handyman in the summers. He built patio covers, re<.lwood decks. cabtnctc; and did room add1t1ons .\nd he went into related work "-hen his JOb 1n 1ndustnal clas~s folded -b«ommg production man- ager for a \oc;ta Mesa compan} that produces furniture and acces!.ones for vans. But some of his thoughts arc with Khools. He laments the cuts 1n industnal art\ and believes that \Oun r>«>plc are no longer bcmg tra10ed as crafbmen. "Sixty or 70 percent of the kids won't be going on to college or junior college They need to learn skills so they can enter JObs at basic en try levels. But the one thing he didn't hke about teachmg. he said. was being "a baby sitter" to youngsters who had no interest in school or in classes. And he also believes that the pay leaves something to be desired. "People arc always talkina about teachers havma the summer off and Chnstmas and Easter vacations and aetting off work at 3:30 pm. each day But compare the pay whh doctors or lawyers. "It takes five years to get a teaching credential and you act paid about S 14 per hour Lawyersael S 150 per hour." he 5a1d What do you like about tbt Oallr Pilo&? Wba& don'& you llkt? Call tbt numbtr at ltfl and your mtssagt wllJ be rtt0rdtd. 1ra1 crlbtd ud dtlinrtd to &bt appropriate tdltor. Tht aamt t4 our an1werlo1 trvlc-e may be Ultd to record letter• to tbe l"dttor on an y toptc. Contrlbutort to oiar Leuera cohamo must lncludt tbtlr name and telephone number tor verlfkatJon. No elredlath>t.c~allt, please . Ttll us wbat'i on your mind. ma ybe, as much as S60 m1llton for the business. The SEC obtained a preliminary injunction from the U.S. District Court 10 Los Angeles barring Carter. CRASH .•. From Al California Highwa y Patrol authorities who determmed after a two-month investigation that the accident was caused by excessi_ve speed and lack of experience on the part of Shannon, according to City Manager Ken Frank. The 55-pagc report concluded Shannon bad been driving at speeds in excess ofA,9 mph on a stretch of the two-lane highway where the posted speed limit is 55 mph. In addition. the report stated Shannon turned her vehicle the wrong way when her car started to slide. But 1n her claim. filed by Santa Ana anorney Cornelius Bahan. Shannon charges her injuries "were directly and proximately caused by the neglt- gence of the city, county a nd state. in that Laguna Canyon Road was negli- gently, designed. maintained. owned. controlled and operated as to create. cause and allow a dangerous con- dition to exist." Shannon. the claim states. "con- tinues to suffer great mental. phys1- caland emotional pain and sufferi ng" as a result of the negligence of the accused parties. ORANGE CO~ST Stewan Simpson. a vice president with IHC Hospitals Inc, of Sah Lake City, a chain of 23 Western states hospitals. said his company tried it as an experiment in 1983. "We tried a little test with less than S 100.000 but 11 was not economically feasi ble and we decided not to do it," said Simoson. IHC was a client of First National Financial Services. a Denver-based factorin' firm that gets only "a few percent' of its businesses from doc- tors and hospitals. according to spokesman Bob Carpenter. 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Totline is a free service to parents who have questions about the normal development of their children. For more information on the volunteer training proaram, call 838-7377. Noon art lecture. la Laguna The Laguna Beach Museum of An will its noontime lcclure series. "Art Sandwiched In" Wednesday at the museum, 307 Cliff Drive, Laguna Beach . . The museum's guest curator, EJajne Dines, will offer an informal tour of her exhibit, "Anxious Interiors." Slide •ho• on France planned . The Alliance Francaise of Orange County will present a sltde-lccture program entitled "Travels With a Black Box" F~y at 8 p.m. in thr Bridge HalJ of the Congregauonal Church, 340 St. Ann's Drive, Laguna Beach. F~ncoisc Fngola, an artist and photographer, will show sltdcs on the French countryside. Admission is $3 for adults and $1 for students under 25. Call 432-5048 for further information. Seminar •et on UJJdentandJ.ng A seminar for couples, singles and adolescents entitled "Understanding Each Other" will be held Sat!Jrday at the South Coast Community Church in Irvine. The program, which also is recommended for pastors, counse.lors and other helping prof~sion~ls, is ~heduled from 8.30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Tbe regJstratton fee as $20 for adults and $5 for high school students. t\dditional i~(ormation on the seminar may be obtained by calltng the South Coast Psychological Services office at 669-9199. Fund ral11en to meet Tuesday Professionals in fund raising, planned giving or resour~ develop~ent are invited t~ ~ttend the meeting of the Nauonal Society of Fund Raising Executives next Tuesday at the Grand Hotel in Anaheim. Shirley Bracken, community relations director for Carl Karcher Enterprises. will be guest speaker for the 11:30 a.m. session. To become a member of the society or to attend the luncheon, call Jimm lngolio at 835-5864. Breast caJJCer forum scheduled A public health forum entitled "Breast Cancer. What You Need to Know" will be held Jan. 25 at South Coast Medical Center in South Laguna. A panel of four physicians will discuss the diagnosis and medical treatment of the djscasc. The speakers will be On. Sol Sloan, Gabor Kovacs, Frank Andrews and Hobart Proctor. The lecture will be held from 7:30 to 9 p.m. in the hospital auditorium and admission is free. To register, call 499-1311, ext. 2707. CALENDAR Tuesday, January 17 • I :30 p.m., Orange Cou ty Planning Commiulon. Hall of Administration, 10 Civic Center Plaza, Sant.8 Ana. • 5:30 p.m., Newport Beacb Board of Library Tn1teu , Newport Center Library, 856 San Clemente Dr. • 6 p.m., Lapa Beacb City Coucll. Council Chambers, 505 Forest A vc. • 7 p.m., Hutill(ton Beacb Planning Commiulon. Council Chambers, 2000 Main St. • 7 p.m., Hutington Beacb City Scbool Dl1trict. District Education Center, 20451 Craimer Lane. • 8 p.m1 Foutai.D Valley City CoGDcU. Council Chambers. I 0..!00 Slater Ave. Wednesday, January 18 • 9:30 a.m .. Orange Cou ty Board of Sapervl1on. Hall of Administration, I 0 Civic Center Plaza, Santa Ana. • 7 p.m., Lapa Beacb Parklllg, Traffic and Circulation, Cit}' Hall Conference Room. 505 Forest Ave. • 7 p.m. Oraage Cou ty Wa ter Di1trict Board of Dlrecton, District Headquarters, 10500 Ellis Ave .. Fountain Valley. • 7 p.m., Haatlncton Beacb Personnel Commlulon. Room B-7. City Hall, 2000 Main St. • 7:30 p.m., Irvine CommuUy Services CommJ11lon . City Hall. 17200 Jamboree Blvd. -...- Sheriff'• lnveettaator J .M. Johnaon With •tolen run• that were recovered. HB developers criticize Coast Commission Backers of a waterfront housing development proposed for the northernmost tip of Huntington Harbour charged Monday the state Coastal Commission seems bent on 1mpangrng on the pnvacy of future homeowners. The Coastal Comm1ss1on approvtd the construction of 77 residential units on Countess Dnve near Sunset Aquatics Park on the northwest portion of the manna at Peter's Landini. But comm1ss1oners are 1ns1sting on "lateral access" to the 6.4-acre project surrounded on three sides by Hunungton Harbour water channels. The way to provide lateral access. the commission decreed Friday. as to construct a I 0-foot-wide public walkway around the entire development. But because many of the proposed homes back up to the channel bulkheads, the walkway would have to be placed in the backyards of homeowners. Dick Harlow, a planning consultant working for approval of the project for developer Frank Mola. said there arc numerous viewpoints and a public beach nearby and that Coastal Commission conditions for a private. residential community "are really stretching a point." He mdictated he ma) ask the Coastal Commission to reconsider. Mola env1sons a project of 17 t-wo-story homes. 60 condommium units and 45 boat slips adjacent to the existing bulkheads on the Tnnidad and Main channels. Fluor chairman honored by USC The Un1vcrs1tv of Southern California has named an 11-sto residence.hall m honor of alumnus J. Robert Fluor, chairman of the board and chief execut1 ve officer of the Fluor Corporation, head- quartered tn frvinc. Fluor. who attended the un1 versit) from 1939 to 1942 and from 1945 to 1946. 1s a member of the use board of trustees and the recipient of several awards from the uni- versity. Present at the recent ded1- cat1on of the residence hall. Fluor Tower. were Fluor's wife Lillian: his sister. Mamie Recd: his sons. J. Robert II FLUOR and Peter; actress Helen Hayes; Fluor Corporation executive officers and USC administrators. . The university has benefined in so many ways because of Mr. Fluor. USC President James H. Zumbcrge said ... It 1s fittin~ that this residence hall for students bear the Fluor name. • he added. • 7:30 p.m .. Irvine Unified ScbooJ Dl1trict Board, Lakeside Middle School, 3 Lemongrass. The Un1vers1ty's Yon Kle1nSm1d Center and the Fluor Chair 1 n Chem ica I Engineering we re endowed by the Fluor Corporation. The Peter E. Fluor wing of Heritage · HaJI was a gift of the Fluor fam1l}'. PoucE Loe Station attendant beaten, robbed by pair in Newport Two tecn~e boys severely beat and then robbed a gas station attend-. ant of $700 in Newport Beach Monday night. The crime took place about 8:30 p.m. at a Mobil gas station at I 500 W. Balboa Blvd. The attendant, Dong Soo Lee. a recent Korean immlarant, was work- in& alone at the station about 7:30 p.m. when the two youths pulled up in a late-60's-style American car and asked to have their battery characd. While charsina the blttery, which took about an hour. the pair told Lee Newport Beach A Newport Beach attorney rt· p0ncd the theft or jewelry and an valued at $3, 700 from his home in the 200 block of Via Orvicto Monday afternoon. • • • An Oran.ae woman reported the convertible top to her 1970 Triumph had been slashed while she WI$ eati!ll at the Red Onion restaurant at 2406 Newpon Blvd The damaat was estimated to cost $283 to repair. • • • A aatcs clerk at the Robinson's they were from Pomona and were on their way to Lu Vegas. police said. When the battery was charged. one of the youths asked for a dnnk of water before leaving. As Lee was showing the youth where the water was, he was struck on the head with a blunt object five tames. Lee fell to the ground and later tolct police he acted as if he were dead to avoid funher beatings. The two teens stoic his wallet and the key to cash box. After robbing the cash boll they fled. Lee crawled to the station's parking lot where a pas 1na at the store Monday afternoon. • • • A Corona del Mar real 6tatc agent reported the theft ~f four hubcaps valued at $200 each from her Roll Royce parked at fa h1on llland Monday afternoon. LaaunaBeach A Chinese fia'ln~ and a pair of 1<:1s.sors were stolen from a house in thc800blockofManzamta Onvc, the owner told i..tuna Beach police. No value was placed on the item • • • motonst spottt-d him, stopped and called police Lee was taken to Hoag Memonal Hospital where he was treatl'd for scalp lacerations and released. Police said Lee had lost a lot of blood. Police were unable to locate the suspects. The older one was described to be in his la1e teens, white. about 5 f~t 7 inches and 170 pounds. The younger of the two was s~ud to be about 16. white. 5 feet 5 inches and 170 pound'i. Both had dark, short hnir and wert' wea1ng blue Je&O'i • • • A total of S2 I in cash was taken from a bu~inrsc; 10 the 3000 bl<Xk of Laguna Can:ron Road. • • • rasscnb> \Nho ob\erved a struaaJc in 50mc bu~hc' at the comer of Rancho l..aguna nd Bluebird C•· nyon Onvc called officers. When they arrived. the officers discovered t.bc N(ltus was several children playma an the area. Fountain Valley A re 1dcn1 of tht' 17000 blQCk ofSan _Two Los Angeles brothers Held in Laguna burglaries El Toro. Tw~ Los AnJelCJ btothm have been ammd in connect1or;i wtth sax recent commercial bUJllarin in the l.quna N11ucl area and at least $7S,OOO worth of stolen loot has ~n recovered, authoritje reported Monday. Santu1so 0 . Garcia, 18, and Manuel H. Oarcia. 19. were first picked ~Pon suspicaon ofburalary late lU1 week near their home 1n Watts. Han said detectives bclie-.o the men br<>le anto a Wild Wul 1tore in lquna Hills the followuia month and then hat a sun shop. a tire store, a dance wear outlet and a Mission Viejo.departmcn11tore in the foJlowin' weckJ . Both. men were beina held today on $100,000 bait. ~ran&c County Sheriff Lt. Wyau Han sajd officers later hnked the duo to a rash or breakins that 1taned in Oct,ober wt th the looting af a Wild West clothina store in Included 1n the larse stockpileofrecovered item• officers said, were tJrc1. auns, luaaie, clothina and eicctroruc ·hardware. .,._,...,..._, ........ '-" Oran&e County Sherlff'e Sat. Terry Boyd with eome of the recoverecl loot. In defense of Joan Irvine Smith -let her have those bodyguards There's one thing that occurs almost daily on what Tom Murphine calls "this best of all possible coasts" that annoys me ~tly. That's the derision that greets any mention of Joan Irvine Smith's bodyguards. "What's she afraid ofr' they sneer. "Who'd want to kill hct'r' or "Is she tryang to protect herself from being kidnapped and held for ransom'?" It's a long time-many years since I've had any association with Joan or an)' of her family. At one time I did have a working relationship with her and her mother and stepfather, Judge Thurman Clarke. 1 was also a friend of her uncle. Myford Irvine. and f JOtned with Joan when she became convinced. as dad r -that Myford did not commit suicide but was murdered. • • That's another story, but knowing it as r do. 1f I were as wealthy as she and 1f I had as many stupid enemies. I'd want a bodyguard. too. I want to say that Orange County owes a great deal to Joan and to her foresightedness in fighting the o1d board of directors of the Irvine Co. W1thout Joan there would have been no University ofCahfomia, Irvine. ft would have gone to Los Angeles Count}' on land owned or procured by a \Cf) smart bunch of promoters who knew what the location of a Umver- Slt) ofCahforn1a campus could mean for an area. But that's another story. Suffice at to say that one of the architects of the plan wa~ former Gov. Edmund G. (Pat) Brown, father of our most recent former Gov., Jerry Brown. Although we belonged to different poliucal parties. Pat and r were friendly. or at least polite. when we met. He was always unhappy because he claimed Th e Daily Pilot wouldn't apartment carport. The loss included car stereo equipment worth $1 .106. •••• Officers cited a Santa Ana resident Monday for illegal dumping on pnvatc property. The man was cited at the rear of the Westhaven Plau on Brookhu rst Street near Edinger Av- enue • • • A resident of the I 7200 block ofSan Mateo Street reported Monday that someone had broken into his red 1983 Toyota Cchca. The lo!>s in- cluded car stereo equ1pmcn1 worth S800. • • • A woman living on thc-17200 block of San Mateo reported Monday that four tires on her 1975 Dodge Colt had been slashed while the vehicle was 1n an apartment carport The damage was estimated at $1 50 • • • Someone stoic four hubcaps from a 1984 Datsun station waaon ~rked In the southwe t lot at Fountain Valley Community Hos1>1tal. 17110 Euclid SL The cat was owned by a nta Ana man The Ion wa\ e\tamated at $350 • • • A rcc1dent of the 17 IOOblock ofSan Pedro trcet found cv1denct that someone had broken into his home Mood \ by fomna open a ,ltd1ng window \pparentl} noth1na wu taken m the hreak an. but S4~ damagc- was donc • • • ...\ resident of tht' 10400 block of later Avenue reported Monday that four lt>(kana hubca~ haJ bttn stolen from ht~ 1979 C'ad1llac I he lor;\ was es11matcd at $ 300. WALT£1 Bu11oucas support a Democrat That, of course, was untrue-just in his mind. Jn fact, when Ora~e County had its most effective tno in the Legislature - Republican Sen. John A. Murdy. Republican Assemblyman Bruce Sumner and Assemblyman Richard Hanna. a Democrat -the Pilot always supported all three. The plan had much appeal. This was at a time when Joan had succeeded in getting the old frvinc Co. board to promise only 500 acres instead of 1,000. When I got the information of what was being schemed, Brick Power and I went to see Joan. For those unfortunates among you who didn't know Bnck Power it should be explained that I hadn't met him prior to this campaign for the university. President Oark Kerr bad said to me rat.her hesitantly. "There's another Cal alumnus who wants to help." I naturally had some reser· vat1on. · Well. one ~yin walks this "elderly gentleman," Oass of 1917. We clicked at first sight. Our teamwork was invaluable. I didn't want to be out in front because ofR.C. Hoilcs of The Rc$i~tcr, who resented a strong competJt1ve newspaper 1n "HIS" territory. So I played quar- terback and Brick earned the ball creep into a locke<J residence on the 8300 block of Amsterdam Dnve and made off wuh about S 1.000 worth of jcwlef). • • • The owner of a boat store in a dnvewa} on the 15000 block of Dundalk Lane told police ~meonc has been removing Items from the era fl He said a $25 anchor. $40 wonh of rope and a large ps can att missing • • • A large safe with a hole blown out of the bottom was found dumped near the rear door of an Adams Avenue hQuor store. Pohcc arc attempting to determine who the owner 1s and what 1t contained. Irvine Fon}-e1ghl color telcv1s1on sets valued at about $9,600 wtre stolen from a clo~t at Annstrong Fabn· caton. 17672 Armstrong Ave r;omc· ume over the \\ottkcnd.. The lo wa reponcd at 10 a.m. Monday There was no ev1de~ of forttd cn1ry . poltc-e rcpon • • • Five office \Utte at 2 l S l Michelson wtrt broken into evc-r the weekend Sill typewntcrs "alucd at about $9,000 v.ere c;1olcn from 1wo of the bus1ncue tock ccrt1ficat~ ~rt taken from one or the ~UllC\ Thcwir "alue hasn't )'et been determined. accord1na to pohcc • • • Uni wful entry wugained into two accordjng to whatever signals I catled. We became fast friends. I called him "Uncle Bride ... and he always refCTTed to me as .. My Boy." Joan bad pretty well convinced some of the other directors of the value to the company of brin&ing the university to the Irvine Ranch. So when I explained what l had succeeded in finding out and ver- ifyina she was furious. I wcU ~ member ber opening when she got the then president of the lrvinc Co. on the line. .. Listen, you old fool..." She then told him she wanted him·- to call each director and get agree- ment from each over the telephone to meet the conditJons that President Kerr had stipulated as necessary for him to convince the regents to put the un1vcrs1ty here. The result bas been just what Joan foresaw -vast manufacturing areas an Newport Beach. in Costa Mesa. Tustin and Santa Ana. A bustltng new city. Well, that's all .. fncassccd dead dog" as my old friend W. T. Jefferson used to say. Fact of the matter as Orange County, the city of Irvine. the c1t1cs of Newport Beach. Costa Mesa. Santa Ana. Tustin, Laguna Beach and a lot of other places owe Joan a debt of grat1tudc. My only hope as that some hood or group of hoods does not take 11 into their heads to do any bad things to her. So. I'm all an favor of her bodyguards. Even though r nC\.er sec her any more -never talk to her any more and regret the most recent d1fficulues she bas had wnh the Irvine Co. Nevertheless. she 1s bound to go down in history as one of the most effccll ve forces 10 the enure county of Orange. and stamps were stolen trom the Mail Suite. 18021 Sk) Park East sometime Monda) night or carh th1!> mommtt Costa Mesa A suspect entered a garage at 8 '., Clair St. earl) Monda~ and stoic a tool box and tools worth S 1.200 Police behcve the burglar entcr"<S through an unlocll'd garage door • • • .\suspect over the weekend pnl'd a p1ere of shttt 'metal loo~ from a bungalo-w. entered a business at 660 W. I 7th St . but left without t.akmg anything. • • • A suspect entered a residence al 2559 Fa1rwa) and csqiped wl\h hou~hold Hems. clothing anJ (3~h valued at $300. Police bC'hcvc th1: burglar entered the homC' h~ cuttm& open a bathroom wandow \C'rttn. County lawman feted by Rotary. Deput\ Charle\ 8cn'1nser of tht> Orangr Count) hen ff Department wa, rt'C'Cntl)' awanled the Pubh Service A \\lrd for Outst.and1n Com- mun at)' Service from the Rol.l.t) Ouh of South Lquna N1.1~I. 8en,1na.cr. -.ho JOtned the de rt- mcnt in 191 0. saood out from the mt of ha~ peen by his anmau-.e and part1C1pauon 1n a areat numbtt of fC"lony annt~. acrordins 10 1 t11.1b Pok~sman dePIJ'\fficnt store an Fashion I land rcponcd her punc cont.aanma S70 in cash wautolen v.-hilc she was work mg Household item• valued at a total of $2.SO were taken from a re 1dcncc in the 2000 block of Solan Wtty. Bruno Street rePoncd Mon'day t.hAt ' H tl t a-.-h someone had broken into her brown UD ng On ~c guest rooms at the A1rportt'r Inn. 18700 MacAnhur Blvd . somcttme Monday Jcwelf')' and ('ISh \\Orth about $950 wa reooncd mt m Dcput)' Bcnstll&ff 1~ stauoncd at lhc Shcntrs South ounty ub- stauon an Lquna Ni&ucl. Ho \I\ an 1982 Toyota <'fhc~. parked 1n her \ buratar u\Cd a d 1e door to , ' . An undetcrmtMd am,1unt of C"I h Orin ounl~ v.ith hi -. K on Ya. and 1"0 children, \ A4 Orange Coat DAILY PILOT/Tuesday, January 17, 198• Canal leak I mysterious Millions of gallons pour from California Aqueduct GORMAN (AP)-Enoughwaterto flood l,OOOacTCs a foot deep gushed out of two leaks in a major aqueduct and cascaded into a creek below, prompting officials to close a highway and evacuate a trailer park as precautions. An estimated 325 million gallons of water rushed out of the California Aqueduct over a period of seven hours Monday af}ernoon. but there were no reports of damage or injuries. Officials didn't know what caused the leaks in the aqueduct, a concrete-lined channel that carries water from Northern California to the dry southern part of the state. Six people fled the Mint Valley Mobile Home Park near Gorman. and part of Highway 138 was closed. The twin leaks were reported by a motorist about 3:45 p.m . The water subsided about 10 p.m. after the water level dropped below the level of the leaks, said William Wilson, a Department of Water Resources' supervisor. "The cause still has to be determined by the engineers," said Robert Pence, a hydroelectric plant operator for the Department of Water Reources. • "lt's a fairly new section of the canal." Pence' said. "It cracked and a considerable volume of water flowed out. It washed away quite a bit of the channel." The flowmg water never did pose a threat to residents or motorists in the sparsely populated area, Pence said. adding that engineers shut off water gates at Quail Lake when the 50-foot breaks began to widen. • The water flowed into a retention dam and into Gorman Creek. said Terry Dennis, a department spokesman. ''The (retention) dam was constructed in the last year just for that purpose," Dennis said. A spokesman for the Metropolitan Water District said it is unlikely that the disruption will affect the supply of water to Southern California. - AP WINptlote Singer Michael Jackaon and date Brooke Shields arrive back•tage at music award•. Jackson gets eight thrillers Alabama only other multiple winner at Music Awards LOS ANGELES (AP) -Michael Jackson, whose "Thriller"album started and ended 1983 atop the nationaJ charts. won eight awards for an unprecedented triumph at the 11th annual American Music Awards ceremony. Jackson's sweep Monday night included pop and soul album honors for "Thriller," favorite male pop and soul vocalist. pop and soul video awards for "Beat It" and favorite pop single for .. Billie Jean." The only other multiple award winner was country quartet Alabama. which took favorite country group, favorite country album for "The Closer You Get" and favorite country video for "Dixieland Delight." But as Alabama's Teddy Gentry put it, "I don't think anybody can compare to Michael Jackson. He's had a year that most artists can only dream of." In addition to the seven regular awards, the 25-year- old Jackson became the youngest-ever recipient of the special Award of Merit, which honored his career contributions to musical entertainment. Presentation of that award was preceded by tributes from Yul Brynner. who described Jackson's presence as "like an explosion": Diana Ross. who termed Jackson "a dream in motion"; and Jane Fonda, who called the singer- songwriter-dancer-producer "a miracle." Jackson went into the awards with I 0 nominations in eight categories, and his stranglehold was broken only by Lionel Richie. the host of the two-hour ceremon} televised by A BC. Richie took soul single honors for his number-one hit .. All Night Long," and was clearly surprised. "Unbelievable," Richie said on winning the award. He later told reporters backstage at the Shrine Auditorium that Jackson's honors were "long overdue." Jackson had won fi ve American Music Awards in previous years. HIGH COURT OKA YS VIDEOTAPING WASHINGTON (AP ) -The billion-dollar home- ' 1deo recorder industry -won a big victory today as tho- Supreme Court ruled that taping television shows for private use is legal. 1 n a 5-4 decision. the court said the sale of the increasingly popular recorders does not violate federal copyright laws. . The rultng could still be modified in Congress. where both sides in the dispute have been waging a heavily financed battle. But at least for now. the court has removed the posssibility that video recorder manufacturers would have to pay huge royalties on the sale of the machines. The court said that there 1s no precedent in federal law to penalize the video recordmg industry merely because some owners might use the machines to tape copyrighted material. such as motion pictures. The high court threw out a ruling that home use of the machines is illegal. The lower court ruling could have subjected consumers to a huge tax on purchase of the machines and on blank video tapes. About 9 million machines have been sold. About one m every 10 American families owns one. The video recording industry was sued by Hollywood producers who claimed the machines were being used to build home motion picture "libraries_ .. SALE FINAL MARKDOWN 60% to 80% Off Starts W e dnesday, J anuary 18 10 AM to 5:30 PM Hou.rs : Mon. thru Saturday, 10:00 to 5:30 l 024 Bayside Drive Newport Bea ch 7 14 -640 -0990 I .. I Gunmen nab Saudi consul BEIRUT • .Lebanon (AP) -Gunmen kidnapped the Sautli Arabian consul from his limousine In a west Beirut seafront neighborhood today and wounded his driver when they o pened Ifft to cover their jetaway. With blood streaming down his face. the driver ran to the Saudi Embassy building in west Beirut\ Manara neighborhood to report the kidnap. accordlna to witnesses ancf radio reports. Radio reports said the abducted di~lomat was Hussein Abdullah Farrasb, 45. He was headinJ from his home in west Beirut to the embassy when his car was attacked, the state radio said. The kidnappers. brandishina automatic rifles, pulled Farrash from bis Cadillac and shoved him into a blue Mercedes, witnesses said. The Merocdes sped away. escorted by two Renaults, w1tnesses '8id, and the kidnappers opened fire at the consul's driver .as they escaped. The Saudi Embassy confirmed the abduction, but gave no other details. Saudi Ambassador Ahmed al- Kuhaimi was reported safe in the Saudi Embassy. NAnoN Carter in hospital for hemorr~oids By die Asaoctat~ Pres• ( .... ATLANTA -Former President Jimmy Carter i~ expected to be released in about four days from Emory University Hospital. where he is being treated ~or a hemorrhoid problem, a family fnend Says. The fnend, John Pope. of Americus, Ga., said Monday that the 59- year-old former president was admitted to the hospital Sunday afternoon: Herpes tied to heart attacks ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. -Bits of herpes virus« found in diseased human arteries suggest that atherosclerosis, a condition linked to heart attacks, might set in when the herpes infects the artery walls, researchers said. If so. the researchers said. atherosclerosi~ - hardening of the arteries -could be hard to erad1cate because most Americans have been exposed to some type of herpes virus by adulthood. Sled victim recovery seen The wounded driver, Abdullah el-Omari, was treated for facial cuts from ricocheting bullets, st.ate radio said. There was no immediate claim of respOnsibility for the kidnapping. Saudi st.ate{ radio in .Riyadh said "intensive contacts" were under way bety.ieen the Saudi and· Lebanese government to obtain the release of the · kidnapped diplomat. The rightist Voice of Lebanon radio said it bad learned that the kidnappers belonged to Hezbollah, Party of God. an extremist Shiite Moslem group loyal to Iran's Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini. There was no confirma- tion. Lebanese troops and police sealed off the neigh- borhood and searched house-to-house for the kidnappers. CHICAGO-A 4-year-old boy who was ·:techni~lly dead" when he and his father were pulled from 1ce·covered 1 Lake Michigan after io min_ut~~ with the. aid of a television news crew is "very much alJVe today wtth a 50-50 chan~ of complete recovery, a neurosurg~on says. "We'"'. hopir:ig to recover a child that is fully functional. but only t_1me wtll tell" Dr David McLone said of Jimmy Tontlewtcz, who suffered eardiac arrest and was listed in critical condition with hypothermia earl y today at Children's Memorial Hospital. The reason for the abduction was not known. The Saudis often have tried to mediate disputes in Lebanon, including recent efforts to disengage the country's warring factions. Last week, an Egyptian diplomat and the wife of a French diplomat were fired at by unidentified gunmen in Beirut, bu! both escaped serious injury. Shultz asks end of Iron Curtain STOCKHOLM. Sweden (AP) -Secretary of State George P. Shultz today challenged the Soviet Union to remove the Iron Curtain dividing East from West in Europe. He proposed renewed arms control talks and new methods to reduce the risk of inadvertent war. "This division is the essence of Europe's security and human rights problem, and we all know it," Shultz told delegates at the opening session of a 35-nation European security conference. He said the United States does not recognize the "artificially imposed division" of Europe or the wall that "heartlessly splits Germany in two." • With negotiations on nuclear and conventional forces stalled elsewhere in Europe. the conference is the only forum for East-West military talks. It also is the setting for the first high-level meeting between the United States and the Soviet Union in more than four months. Both Shultz and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko said on arrival Monday they are here to negotiate seriously. Their meeting Wednesday will be their first since an angry encounter Sept. 8 in Madrid, Spain, which included a confrontation over the Soviet downing of a Korean Air Lines jetliner a week earlier. Shultz did not offer any new U.S. initiatives or concessions to the Soviets to induce them to fix a date for resuming the stalled Geneva talks on intermediate-range and strategic nuclear missiles or the suspended Vienna negotiations to reduce conventional forces in Central Europe Reagan budget bid no major tax hikes WASHINGTON (AP) -President Rea~n has tentatively decided against proposing a major tax increase to help trim the government's red-ink spending in future years, administration officials say. The president, working on his State of the Union address to Consress on Jan. 25. ap~ars to be holding firm against the advice of some of his aides to boost taxes in an effort to reduce the $200 billion annual deficits. Administration officials. who would only discuss the budget talks on condition they not be identified, said Monday the president could still change his mind before putting the finishing touches on his State of the Union message and his budget blueprint for the 1985 fiscal year. ~ut. they said. so far he has decided against ~ny major tax hike. , Sweepstakes winner perpJezed · s1oux CITY. Iowa -Officials of the Irish Hospital Sweepstakes say two Americans are holding $136.250 first-prize tickets from a weekend horse race, but one oft~e winners is perplexed -because he never entered. ~nnts Robinson of Sioux City and Doris Goodall of Clewiston, Fla. will each collect 125.000 Irish pounds for having dra~n tickets Saturday on Fredcoteri, winni_ng ho~ !n the Irish Sweeps Hurdle, sweepstakes officials said in Dublin. But Robinson said Monday that the news, relayed by what he believed was a long-distance phone call Frid~y. left him puzzled because he'd never even seen an ln sh Sweepstakes ticket, let alone bought one. Sailor chained to deck SAN DIEGO-A sailor who tried to commit suicide was chafoed in a hangar on the deck of the USS Meyerkord for seven days "for his own safety" as the ship traveled to join the search for debris from the Korean jet shot down by the Soviets, a Navy spokesman says. ''Medical evacuation was not feasible at the time, the ship didn't have a way to get him off," said Lt. Cmdr. Ron Morse, a spokesman for the Naval Surface Force. U.S. Pacific Fleet. "The action was taken out of concern for his own safety and that of his shipmates. He was not being punished," Morse said Monday. Tipoff attorney guilty LOS ANGELES -A Torrance attorney faces a possible 15 years in prison after pleading guilty to tipping off the target of a federal drug investigation and tampering with a grand jury witness. Carl A. Capozzola. 44. entered the two guilty pleas in the oo-called "Grandma Mafia'' case Monday before U.S. District Judge A_ Wallat"e Tashima and faces sentencing March 5. Capozzola, charged with obstruction of justice, admitted that last year he asked witness Brian Belton not to tell a federal grand jury that Belton had delivered money to him on behalf of cocaine smuggler Barbara Mouzin. 44. Hong Kong markets to remaln PEKING -Hong Kong's foreign exchange. gold and stock markets will remain open when China takes over sovereignty in 1997. a top Chinese official said in an interview published today. The pledge was made by Ji Pengfei, director of the Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office of the Chinese State Council, 1n his first full interview in the Chinese press on the future of the British colony. Zhao vlsltlng Canada OTT A WA -Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang begins a mission of"friendship and peace" today with a speech to the Canadian Parliament and talks with Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau. Zhao is the first Communist leader ever invited to address Parliament. Canadian officials are hoping he gives at least a general endorsement of Trudeau's recent peace inittative aimed at reducing tensions between the United States and the Soviet Union. OURMfNU ' lSASfRfSH AS OUR 5E\fOOD • ,J usl off the press with a clcltclous new vuricty o( fr~h scufuod and flne steaks: Mo.inc Lobster Creole. Piccuta of iYfo.ko Shark, Scallops Prevenp 1l. Seafood Broc hette. fresh cu~ daily and much more. (. \ Upcn nightly from 5:30 p.m. Deflcious champagne buffet brunch e'•ery Sunduy from JO a.m. For rcser\'Ut lo11s call THE l)()AK[)WALK RESTAUR NJ At Lh~ Surf & Sund llntd On t be oc-:un ut L ~J(nno Bcoch • " . I \ .. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Tuelday, JMUery 17, 1_. Aa I . , Soft pack or new Flip-Top box. Either way, you eet a lot to like. ---- ------ The spirit of Marlboro in a low tar cigarette . Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. 11 mg "tar;' 0 8 mg nicotine av per cigarette, FTC Report Mar '83 801 t l mg "tar:' 0 8 mg nico\me av per cigarette by FTC method c ...,,.. , .. J I , I \ . I ~~/-~_._~~~~~---~~~--~~~~~~·-·~·~~~~~__..:.~---~~---' l -- AIDY RooMEY There's a reason for it all, he says You can find a goOd excuse for avoiding anything It snowed last night. I would have shoveled tht' sidewalk before I came to work this morning 1f I didn't have so much to do at the office. The trash collector was coming but l couldn't put the garbage out because the sidewalk wasn't shoveled. For one thing. the lace broke on my boots and I didn't want to go out there with my regular shoes on and gt't my feet wet. It wouldn't have hurt 1f I'd worn my warm coat either, but I forgot to pick it up at the cleaners last Saturda) I must have been watching a game. The car was low on gas this morning but I probabl) have enough to make it back home I'd have bought gas but I only had S 12 on me. I hate to buy half a tank. I meant to go to the bank and get some cash yesterday but the lines are always so long I knew I wouldn't ha' e time. There's some change in some of these desk drawers. I've probably got three or four dollars in nickels. dimes and quarters in here. I ought to clean out this desk sometime. l was going to do it yesterday before I left but l didn't want to be late for dinner. h would be a good idea 1f I answered some mail today but I don't have any stamps left. Maybe at lunchtime I'll walk over to the post office and get a book of stamps. Do they still sell books? I haven't seen one in quite a while. On second thought, all I have is that S 12 so.I have to go to the bank first. If l don't get to the bank. 1'11 borrow $20 from Ralph. Let me think. Did l ever pa) Ralph back the $20 he loaned me a couple of weeks ago? I'll ask him. lfl didn't. I'll go to the bank and then the post office and then I'll pay Ralph back his $20. One of lhe first people I ought to wnte when I get the stamps 1s Aunt Anne. She's been sick Maybe she'd hke ll better if I sent flowers or called, though. That's what I'll do. I'll call ... JUSt as soon as I get some of this stuff "We are beginning to mention the unmentionables: we are beginning again to ca11 a bum a bum.'· At what price is justice not served? Rene Dayco never denied brutally stabbing his 27-year- old estranged wife to death. But, he didn't remember stabbing her so many times thecoronercouldn't identify the number of wounds, or mutilating her body with a meat cleaver or tying her up with a vacuum cleaner cord. Dayco also said he didn't remember dragging his 65-year- old mother-in-law from a closet and butchering her body. His 6-year-old son told the jury he saw his father standing over his mother's bed with a knife in his hand. After the murders, Dayco took his son, his 8-year-old daughter and his passport a nd fled to Mexico. where he was apprehended by pQlice. A Superior Court jury found him guilty of the crimes. The public defender appointed to represent Rene Dayco stated from the onset of the trial his strategy would be to avoid the death penalty for bis client. He succeeded. Last week a jury recommended Dayco be sentenced to life in prison without possibility of parole. He will be sentenced Feb. 23. But the cost ofRene Dayco 's defense is now the subject of some public debate. Dunni the penalty phase of that trial the public defender called 11 witnesses from Dayco·s native country, the Phillipines, to testify about his good character. ·Those witnesses were flown here, house and fed at county expense. Not an unusual procedure. What has come underci.ucstion is both the number of witnesses and the length ofume they were allowed to stay in the United States. Their testimony wasn't needed before lheJan. 9 staning date oft he penalty phase of the trial. They arrived in Orange County during the last week of December, nearly two weeks earlier than necessary. Although the cost oftransportingand housing the witnesses is confidential. it amounts to a minimum of$20,000. The county supervisors, whose job it is to question expendituresofpublic funds, have commented that the length and cost of that stay was "in6Xcusable0 • We agree. There is no question that any citizen accused ofa crime deserves a vigorous and complete defense. That's a con situ- tional right and a moral imperative. But the pursuit of justice is not exempt from the exercise of common sense, and a respect for the common good. The righ t of Rene Dayco or any other citizen to a full hearing must be weighed against the right of all citizens to see their tax dollars spent responsibly. We urge the county supervisors and other appropriate government agencies to pursue their inquiry into the cost of mountingDayco'sdefense. Such an in vestigation can and should lead to development of guidelines fo rt he public defender's office in future cases. ~ "=~ PAUL HARVEY IT'S TIME TO CALL ABUM ABUM bur compassion & our m on ey should be wisely s pent Amencans are beg:mning to men- uon the unmentionables. This is an election year. lncum- bents will claim credit for a vsgor- ously healthy economy. Outs wantmg m will endow themselves with more compassion for poor ~oplc. So this year we will be forced to look at and listen to some people we might prefer to ignore. Newsweek magazine gave much of a recent issue to the "Homeless in America." REAGANLOSESGROUNDIF HEAGREESTOHIKE TAXES It found them in the dingy byways of a dozen cities. Several companion articles sought to sort them -the deservmg destitute from those who chose "the street life." Most chose it. PAULHARVSY Cohu:nnt.t JACK AllDEISOI How much is defense of Persian oil worth? WASHINGTON -Defense Sec· rctary Caspar Weinberger has secrctl> earmarked several billion dollars to secure bases for the Raptd Deploy- ment Force throughout the M addle East. He has sought-not always successfully-to work out solid agreements with the countries tbe Pentaaon is pourinJ money into, in hopes of guaranteeing U.S. access to tbe naval and air facilities. Weinberger rates the Persian Gulf area as tht' United States' No. 3 defense prionty, after North Amenca and the NATO allies. From 1ns1de sources and several secret and top- sccret documents, my associates Dale Van At ta and Donald Goldberg have uncovered thedetailsofWeinbergcr's quiet preparations for the defense of the volatile. 011-nch rcglOn: Egypt: Negot1at1ons for a lhree- ycarconstruction pr~m already underway at a secret au base col- lapsed last spring when Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak refused to go along with the deal. The base is Ras Banas on the Red Sea, and the United States had planned to spend more than $500 million upgrading it. even though U.S. forces could not be stationed there. Jordan: As I first reported, Weinberger planned to help the Jordanians form their own rapid deployment force to police the area. AfteTtbe publicity, however, Con- gress refused to put up the money. Kenya: U.S. force~ will be allowed access to the air and na val facili11esat Mombasa on the Indian Ocean. "In return," Weinberger noted in one secret report, "we have agreed to upgrade the airfield to support oper- ations by maritime patrol and fleet support aircraft, and to dredge the harbor channel to provide access for our aircraft carriers." He authorized $ 7 5 mil li on through J 98 5 for this work. Pakistan: President Zia ul-Haq has promised to allow U.S. planes to use airfields in Pakistan should Soviet bombers threaten the Persian Gulf from Afghanistan. He has also agreed to let American weapons be sent to Afghan rebels through Zia's special forces. In return. the United States is already giving Pakistan $3.2 billion in aid over fi vc years, providing special intelligence information to Zia and training presidential bodyguards. -cleared off my desk. WASHINGTON-Ronald Re- agan will shortly sign off on the most importanteconomicdecision of this re-election year. whether to rec- ommend new taxes to close the budget deficits. While the President's fnends are divided over whether Mr. Reagan should recommend new taxes. how- ever. his enemies arc not. To a man. they are all clamonng for Mr. Reagan to sign on. Why" It can be argued that transients who elect to stay drunk and forage on garbage and sleep in doorways are no less deserving of our compassion and assutance. Bahrain: This tiny island in the Persian Gulfhasagrecd to conduct mine-sweeping operations in return for U.S. aid in developing its air defenses-including$200 million worth of surface-to-air missiles. I 7. I'd go see her but I don't look very good to be v1s1ting m) aunt in the hospital. J've~ot to get my hair cut. I really ou t to have my hair cut today at lune when I go to the bank I could do that instead of gelling the hardware for the bathroom door l wish you could JUSt drop into the barber the way you used to. Now you have to make an appointment t)l e day before or they won't take you. 'tome to think of 11. I couldn't get a haircut today even 1f l wanted to because I didn't call yesterday My hair looks better a little long anyway. Maybe I'll wait until nex.t week to have 1t cut. Aunt Anne isn't really very sick anyway and then I'll go see her when she gets home. I ought to take some of lh1s stuff home that I have 1n the office . There's more room. Herc's a box. that could go ... wait a minute~ I brought this 1n from home laM week because I thought I had more room 1 n the office Right now I can't worry about any of these problem\ because if I do. I'm not going to get anything done at all todity. What I'll do 1s. I'll make a hst of all these m1scellancousJobs I ought to do and then put aside some 11me to do all of them Fnday I'll have more time Fnday after I get c;ome of these problems out of the way. Probably by Friday I won't have an} problems left at all. If Fnday i!I a!> f ru for me as 1t look!. now. maybe I'll take off and go home A little early. It m1&ht be better anyway if l came 10 fresh Monday momina and did the~ odd jobs l keep putting off. One of the things I want to do 1>t fel ahead a little on m)' column. I m work1na too do~ to the deadline I ,hould wnte a couple of extras tha1 arc timeless. That wn). 1f I get sick or don't feel IJke wntmg someday. I'll tw.ve a column ready to io. I would have wntten an ex.tra column today but I didn't have time. I had to wnte the one that was due th1\ afternoon OAANGE COAST Daily Pilat Where the Pres1dent'sconv1ctions rest on the issue is not really m ~uesuon. Mr. Reagan docs not be- lieve that, given $50 billion in new revenues. Congress will suddenly become responsible about spending He docs not believe interest rates would automat1cally fall. He does not believe the way to reach prospent) 1s to hook new freight cars, loaded w1 th concrete. onto the locomotive--the private sector--that is doing a rcmarkablejobofcarry1ng us th ere. Back of these Reagan1te beliefs hes empirical evidence, expenence and a poht1c.ll philosophy Wh y. then. would President Re· agan even consider raising taxc'i'l The answer. I thmk. goec; to the nature of the man. The President 1sa patnot. Like all his predecessors. on the b1gdec1s1ons. he wants to do the nght and responsible thing. He want~ to be remembered~ a President who put nation above party, above part1· san cons1derat1on And the President 1s unsure m the faith, uncertain hi s Judgment 1s superior to that offnend' and athcs. from Herb <item to Manin Feldstein. who in~1c;t th1-; 1s what ht' must do. in the national interest Jn short. It 1s not the Pres1dent'senem- 1es. hut many ofh1s fnend~ who are playing upon h1~ patno11sm here Which is wh y the final dcc1s1on appears not yet to be 10. In making that dccl!llon, the Presi- dent would do well to rtOect upon his own expenence-especially 1982. Then. too. he was coun~led by a lhes. a!> well as cnt1c'I, to sign on 10 a m~or tax incrca~ the SI 00 b1lllon Dolt' Tax Then. too. he wa!I told the nn11onal interest dictated he act apm!.1 his best instmcts. Mr. Rcaaan followed that advice So doing. he madearauably the • worst deets1on ofh1\ prcs1deney Throughout that summer. the f>re\ldent wasenp cd 1n 8 bru1<,1ng H.L. 8chw•rt1 HI f•u~ .. ,,_., Cheay Oow•tltlf r ..,,,. • ..., • ..,.,.,,, ... ~ ... - l'Vt.>"""9cl _, dfT l't IN -111 )I() W"I II•) II le...._ Ad'1<-'ID<'•~" ID ~ ll-4W'! urry D a_,..,. C:~• M.-CA t1l1• Maot1~ol\Q 111• • ' ' PAT BucHAIAI and increasingly bitter brawl on the s1deofTipO'Neill and Teddy Kennedy and against his own people. He was promised three-for-one in spending cuts: Congress neverde- hvered. He took the sheen offh1s reputation as the a Postle ofless government. Hed1v1ded h1scoah11on and party in an election year. He took a major defeat at the polls. When he called a special session ofC'ongres\ IO recommend new gasoline taxes and Social Secunty taxes in December. he put his presidency in Jeopardy. Before recovery came in 1983. Ronald Reagan was being talked of as a one- tcrm president. Whatd1d his tempor- ary abandonment of principle. this compromise with the PartyofTax and Spend. profi1 the president" At year's end in 1982. in a memorable ed11onal, The New Yo rk Times declared that the "stench of failure" hung over the Reagan admin- istration. A col umnist for The Wash- ington Post. which had applauded the Pres1Uent's August concessions. said his rcmain1 ng service to the republic c;hould be to "get out of the way" while liberals and moderates in both r.an1es wen ta bout recaptunnJ our 'squandcrtd revenue base." Thus was appeasement rewarded, Simple. They want relief from the pressure upon the pohticians these deficits cause; they want restoration of Mr. Reagan's budget cuts; they want more money to spend; they want Ronald Reagan returned to Rancho Cicio. permanently. Should Mr. Reagan endorse a ta.ii increase. contmgency or whate"er. Walter Mondale and John Glenn -- both of whom arc on the line for majorncw taxes on Middle America · -will be ofTthe hook. Im media tel)" the Democratic Part} would declare the issue of new ta it cs closed·· even Reagan agrees at long last~ The onl> remaining issue would be: Who shall pay? The Republican Party will have lost its winn1ng~lit1cal difference. the president w1 II ha vdurrendercd h1sstrongeslissuc. And he will have schedukd for 1984. a re-enactment of 1982, another brawl inside his own coalition. which was looking forward to an 1deolog1cal fight , not with Ronald Reagan. but with Walter Mondale. Politically. the President hold~ the high ground. more important. he 1\on comfortable ground. the sort of terrain on which Ronald Reagan maneuvers and battles best fi&htmg for the nght\ and interests of tl\e t'O mmon man, all'1ns1 the ince~sant clamor.; of the P~vidcrState Why gjvc it up" . He built a better w hat? lJ.S. Patent No 833.61 1 went to the inventor of a better rodent ndder called "The Humane MouKtrap " It\ baited with chee~ or whatevt'r I he mou'IC 'llCki 11\ head through the door The uap !>hut<,. clamping a bell collar around the mou~·s neck, then turns 11 loo'IC. unhun. When that mou..c hurtles back to its colony. us bell ttnklina all the wa), every other mouse 10 the hou'>C aoci bcncrl and depart' the premise!> That's the da1m . • Undcntand Nof"'a~ JU\t pa\\Cd a I w reQuinna dnvcn to ~ccp thttr car~· headh h1~ turned on bo1h d; ~ nd n11ht 1 01 11 hid notion Bu\ company te\ts proved H&l'lled btad· lamps cut down the acadent rate by 10 ~rccnt So who needs a law'> M) cars hahts o ou1 when the cnJJnC as turned uff. ln)way M1Jht Just tum them on and lca'C' them on "' O I~ therr an) sort of bard that can fl > 1mmcdiatcly after hatchina out of the ~hell" One only-the mound builder of Austraha. It hrcaks out full) feather· l'd Even when they spend welfare checks on more drink. • But taxpayers are wearying of that argument. Each month's em ployment statistics specify that most unemploy- ment 1s among young black males. that haJf of them are out of work. Yet the National Bureau of Econ- omic Research finds that much unemployment among young black men reflects "unreported mcome ... "One-fourth of the income eameG by black men ages 15 to 24 comes from cnme." Duke Professor W. Kip V1scus1 says. "When ind1v1duals can make more money from crime. JObs are not very attractive." And pushing drugs. for example. can net hundreds of dollars a day. Americans are beginning to men- tion the unmentionables. No agency more than the Salvation Army seeks to serve society's desti- tute. providing 42,000 beds every night. The Army ~s long recognized that most chronic poverty is self- 1n0icted. Most relates to dnnk and recently, increasingly, to druu. We arc bcgmning Lu mention the unmentionables; we art beainning again to call a bum a bum. And that's all riaht. One of the nahts of fret men is the nght to be a bum But I confess a limit to my compassion: I've only so much to go around; I Wlll reserve what I have for the involuntary vicums of poorness. Q. Isn't u true thatJohnn) Ca~n·s pamrrr. Ed McMahon. once wu n circus clown'> , What's true is he played such a rolt in en old TV series ailed "Bia Top." Q Is thett anyplaoc on land 1n Ct"ntral America where )'OU can Stt both the P~1fic and Attantic oceans'> A. Only f'rom atop Mt lzaru .. at I I 200 feet -in Costa Rjca. Mott than four out of five collqt studentidnn -and O.Oe Out offht Of tho sit into It tn a hc:avy m1nncr. Aonda't 'aruo&a h11 the: oldC$t populauon an the country. Meehan l&C lhcn: II ~Oyran' Diego Garcia: This British-owned flyspeck in the Indian Ocean 1s the principal a1rand naval base for U S. forces in the region, and Wemberger has allotted $575 million for rent and construction improvements. includ- ing airfield expansion and facilities for moonng Marine aod ammunition ships. Oman: Weinberger plans to spend more than $300 million to upgrade military bases U.S. forces may use 1n an emergency. Omana fac1l1t1es would be vital fornaval forces in the Arabian Sea and for land-based planes and minelayers to protect th t Strait of Hormuz. Sauih Arabia: In addition to the AW ACS planes operated by U.S. crews, the United States has its own supply depots at Saudi airfields. More than SI billion is being spent to stock enough equipment and ammunition to sustain American forces for90days of combat. Somalia: Weinberger needs $30 million forSomalia. which has agreed to give U.S. forces access to air and naval bases on the Indian Ocean and near the southern entrance to the Red Sen. United Atab Emrra1es: Weinberac:T isgivingand selling this strategically placed Pcn ian Gulffcdcrntioo sur· face·to-a1r missiles and more than SI billion in sophisticated intclhgeocc:- aathenna equipment and clectromc weaponry. Ponuaal: Weinberacrwas willina 10payS155 million in military aid to improve La.ies air buc in the A~om. a vital ttfueljna way-station for U.S. fol"CC1en route to the Maddie Ea t. MONEY MANIPULA TlON: Mr Oooleyobterved that the upreme Coun reads lhec:lection returns. So, appann.ly, does the Federal Racrve Board. Althouah the Fed vehemently de- nies any political motivation. achatt " kept b)' ad mi ni.nration econ om is ts shows lh.a.t the rwth of the money supply. wb1ct\ is controlled b)' the , Fed. underaocsan uncanny 1netta~ in election vcars. Anothtr man1pulat1ve advan1aac er\joyN by an incumbent adminis- tration "the um i na ofbu<fattcd upend 1 tum to stimulate economic activi1y. Thnc political maneu\'en •~ dorumcnted by t11ctn1 tht an> national product In elccuon )e&t'\, tbeONP1nvariablyshowslm· pttUivesain,,and notJuit from1JI thcmon~ l!(ntonpofh calcam . .::.c·=·"'""'"' .. __ 1 paTgnT • --..... -• , DlllJ Pilat TUESDAY, JANUARY 17. 1™ Spou•e•of handicapped carry heavy burden, too, 82 JamHDybul• famed aMl'chlet Trlatan Tur• In 'Trave1t1.S.' IN UC/offers 'cures' for infertility • By SUSAN MONAJfAN o.llS' ..._ C:.1 , -·· S1onc said, "wilh modem trea1mcn1 about half can be helped. Thal leaves 1 percenl who are sterile -we cannot help 1hcm." The use of ultn sound 10 follow the follicular Sl one. no11ng 1hat about half of the women ttealed become While 11 may not be classified as an illness, infertility LS a condi1ion which brin¥s many couples to doctors' dtvclopmen1 of the egg and dcter1ninc its rcreaK also has pregnant within six month,. contributed to 1hc the success rate. he said. "We like to bchcvt that anythina 1ha1 can be done for office11n the hopes of firiding a "cure." · He estimalt1tha140 percent of1hc fenility problems can be traced to male factors, involvinf the sperm motMli1y, quality and/or capacity. Anificial insemination enables some of 1hese men to father their own children. If this is unsuccessful, the majority of women can still bci:ome pregnant after anificial insemination with donor sperm. Women wtio have a tubal ligation reversed have a 75 1nfert1li1y is here at UC.I." Stone said. "I don't think you percent chanct of conceiving after surgery, said Slone. but can go anywhere in the country and act better treatment." when the obstruction is the result of tubal disease. the The services offered include a countdina oent.er for When a local physician··, tests and treatments don'1 produce the desirt--d result, there is one more option. The infertility division at l lO Irvine ha5 a diagnost k· and treatment program geared s~ifically for couples who have not been helped wuh conventional medical treatment. success rate drOPS: 10 30 percent infertilr couples who. Stone believes. "need not only If the ini11al operation is not successful. further 1echnology. but all !he support we can &ive them ... surgery is usually recommended. Ht optimistically predicll. ··we are going to be able lO In vllro !Cnilzation (IVF), the technique used for the manuipulate fertili1y ... There 1s microteehno~y that conception of ••test lube babies," 15 noi yrt available at allows us.to remove on~ ~hromo'??'e from a laban1rnal:;.• UCL Stone hopes to spend part of his sabQatical next year. so~nd~ hkc ~cnce fi<t1on, bu! 1t s closer to u• than "Because of the pro&rcss in !he last 10 years. many peottlt who used 10 be sterile arc now only infertile," said Dr. Sergio S1onr. director of lht infcnility division which handles 175 patients a wrek and has a four-month wailing list. Common causes of infenility in women include lack of ovulation (I 0-15' percent) and tubal or pelvic obstructions ( 10-15 percent). And, Stone said, in.about 20 percent of the couples he sees. both the man and 1he woman have a fenility problem. in Rome, studying ways to produce belier results: By next think. . . ral July 1hey may be in,. IVF at the infertility division. He acknowl~dged that this l~hnology raises i:no . · us D and e1h1cal questions. and we don t yet know "how 1t wdl But !Or now he describes IVF as "extremely complex. affect mankind." "Because wr arc a referral servicc only ... if people call, we suggest !hat they check with a doctor first" said Slone. .. This allows us to see only people we can help." "ff the man is not produci ng enough sperm and the woman is not ovulating, it's difficult to tell which is more important. But the lack nf ovulation is the easiest condition to treat." explained Stone. "We have very effcct1vedrugs ... very expcnsi\'t , labor intensive and still \'ery unsuc· Stone is most positive when he discusses the work be cessful." 1s doing righl now, ··success 1n infertility must be measured by the "'When a couple who has been unable to conceive number of children born -no! by thC' number of tubes finally has a child. it's the most beautiful thing In the opened. not by !ht number of in vitro frrtilizations:· said 'world." ".hn111 '' nt'f!'t'nl of the population is infrrtile. hut. Dieters right, experts wrong; sugars difi9erent WHY DO OVERLOOK AN ASSET? believe that. in many Ways. the dieters have An apple a day may 1>eenrigt11andmostexocrt•havcbe<n --~~ ---wrong. Thckindoffoodyoucatprofound, • J)W ,.. ..... _..;_ __ ...!::=:..::::;:::= -.... ...,,., ~;;i'!:=:l:--·· ;:=: _ ..... .. _ .. .. keep extra pounds away:. lyaffec1syourappetite-andyourchances -----of losing weight. In experiments done in LIKDA Awz1 .e fructose more Satisfying he<0be,;1yre!iCareh laboraloryai Yale.she -----a and her colleagues found: By AMERICAN HEALTH MAGAZINE -What you eat at one meal profoundly SERVICE influences how much you ea tat the next. For years, most experts on we1gh1 control have stressed that a calorie is a calorie. whatever food 11's found 1n. True. it's more nutntious 1oge1 your daily ration in balanced meals than in pizza and ice cream. But 1n lermsofbeing fat or thin, !he experts have said. the total number of calories is all that matters-not Whether you cal them 1n steak. cake or baked potatoes. Eal more calories 1han you burn 1n exercise and metabolism. and you'll gain; do the reverse. and you'll .lose. . Thr wrong breakfast can change your blood chemistry 10 make you hungrier three hours later. ~?Tllal'•.. ,.. .. --....... .,,.. Joa.aier ••Ef11 .c ••••••••••••• _ .. _.. -In general. sugary foods really do make it harder to lose weight But sugars arc not all alike. While lable sugar can give you !he munchies..iruil sugar(fruclose) usually won'!. \eoi .......... *'"'_,..., .. -. . ... -.... ----.... -. "-.:::.---.... -......... _ .. _ ·-·-· .. ~ ~ ........ er.a .. ~ ...... .........., .. ...,.¥. - -When People gain weight. their body chemistry changes, so !hey tend to become still hungrier. The fa11cryou arc, then the easier 10 gain. ir. ........ , ........... kl . ..... ..., ..... df ....... _ ..... Dieters have never quite believed 11. They've argued that some foods- cspecially swcets-Sttm to have a special power to make them gain. Some complain thata morning Danish makes 1hcm hungrier at lunch than skipping breakfast altogether. Others suffer from carbohydrate era vings that onlx dessert will satisfy. And some find thatJUSt the though! of certain foods bti ngs genuine hunger pangs. Dr. Judith Rodin of Yale has come 10 -People whosay''I gel fat just from looking at food" may, in a sense, be right. The very thouaht offood-whether triggered by the smell of a\rilling steak or an ad fora lavish dinner-can actually change your body al that moment to make you physically hungry. The explanation forall theK findings isn't magic bul biochcmislry. The hormone insulin looks like one of the culprits. Insulin is the body's fuel regulator. It guides sugar and fat from the blood slream into the body's cells. Muscle cells use the fuel for energy; fa1cclls store it. But recent studies have bro ugh I some startling news: Insulin affects thr brain as profoundly as !he body. The same hormone that dispatches your food !ells you to eat. High insulin levels make you hungry. make you cat more and makr sweets taslebcttcr. Insulin, in fact.appears to have much more to do with appetite than your level of blood sugar docs. Dr. Rodin just finished anex1ensi\'CStudy with 20 normal-weight tI Tor· ;i ;·1· i:i~i· t"~atin, g iriou? ~"'fr~1~~::~~;:~:ih'i:::i;·:.~h,y VV I A. · . ~ ' became hun&ner and hked sweet tastes ·' · ~ ~ morc .Andwhcnshegavethcmaliq~id- ........................ &..;.....;.J formula lunch at I he end oftheexpcnmenl. y.,. ,__,. ............. ,.= •••-.-•••• .. ~-.:! they drank more than people whose insulin Mm '111' Mi ....... tMe....... 1 . hadbcenkcptmodrrattly low.Changing r.•••• ., *9 Mlt Ill IC.:tfJd ' ,. ............. =•• levelsofbloodsugar.onlheotherhand. DlilfJll, •1' c.all"'* ~= ................. ,!'!-"~· hadnoeffcct onthetrappctitcorcraving &11111'111.A••s,_..,1 .,.... . .r wlr 11• m l'lltllc •-''*•& Pint~. for sweets. tlat M h. ,..... ....... FW . * R'WftL ~~ This experiment may explain why son1e ........... reeeUR& ..... lm•ll... ........, .., •ae1a1dii••1.n <19'1 diabetics who receive large amounts of • Oii•• .. .,_ t I•_.._,,..._. .......... . insulincomplain1hatthcy'rchungryallthe kt lll'fff't 19191 aaf ~ .. J:'i-e.. ................ ,.II rWIFJf time. But more iln~rtan1. it shows that lrrttallla ii * dWI ilftra • "'" II& ..... -... I ? insulin hasdramauceffects on thr way daMl .. rw:U.lltfrutr11·1Je--lillll ............ Atlll'-t:l•~ people eat. . . Winer.a. Mete.,._,...,_..., r•--.. •: ... :: .. ,. , ..... ~ --Dosomefoodsboosl1nsul1nlevcls ....... -1)' eft« (rl,fllit etillet. $' • r:: ..,.. higher1hanothers?Anddoth_cymake Jn1tMtl lM ..... _. ........... lw -.... wf•rt I pcoplccatmc:>re?Thcan~wcr1sycstobo1h . euiafle, are tk ....,...,. ~ ., "*= ~ftF;t'2~i Psyc hologis1 LynnSp1tzcrcomparcd Mditl.aertes ... M911ildlM. fhl--:• W ·~ l•a 1 ,_.., 1wo typesofsugar.fruc1ose(foundinfru1ts) ADifak reaedemi nflecl Ir u,..-. , ........ ,. II ·~ 7•""..·~ andglucosc(used in n1anyprcparcd foods ..... Ufll)', Cardwl RD ,.., .. U '"-... _.,..... ea ....... , .., ~ _...... and baked goods). These 1wo have !he same __ . __ ,.. ........ ...... numbt'rofcalori", the same tas1eand the same chemical formula-butasliJht · difference in molcculars1ruc1urcgives them \'erydifferent effeclson !ht body. When you eat glucose. your blood sugar rises sharply, and your body produces more insulin toge! glucose from your blood to your cells. Your blood glucose then drops quickly, but your insulin lrvel stays higher for two or three hours. Fructose produces a much slower, and more moderate. nse in both blood sugar and insulin. 11 seemed to the Yale researchers that people should be famished two.houi:safter a shotofi.lucose-when their 1nsul1n would s1il\ be high and their blood sugar low. But !hey thought tha1 fructo~ would tame their appetite for hours al a time. An experiment proved them right. Spitzer gave 20 volunteers a 192<alone bcforc·dinner dn nk con1a1ning about 1wo ouncesofgluco~ 1n water. Ten olhersgot the samecocktaiLand thcsamccaloru:s, bu! with fructose instead of glucose;and JO othersjusl go! plain water. Two hours later. the researchers set them all loose on a luscious buffet. AstXP.CCted. fructose helped people cat Jess while glucose made 11 easy to overeat. Thd glucose drinkers ate nearly 5CXJcalorics mo~ than the fru c1osc folk . Apparently a candy bar will do more 1han an applc(or('h1nest' food) 10 make }OU ravenous an ho ur la1cr Ea11nga piece offruit. though. ma) hr lp lame your appetite. PAPARAZZI HOW SWEET IT WAS! aetty 811Yer, lrY and Harrtett Wieder alread1 aa•e their eweet adornmeDta to honoree. They t:ame in braided licorice belts, gum drop diamonds and chocolate coated slave bracelets. They dripped in chocolate coin necklaces. candy kiss earrings and bonbon brooches and dainty candy anklet chains. More than 200gue51sr'ereat the Huntington Harbour Bay and Racquel club to honor local chocoholic Don Hartfelder at his surprise 60!h birthday bash. In a clever tribute to her husband's swcel !both. An1ela Hartfelder issued invitations whi~h included the saccharine ins1ruc1ions -"All you misses must ac- cessorizc with sweets delicious to delight our birthday boy 1his night." Before the pany was over. Hartfelder's head was regal\)' crowned, his neck was laden with sweet proferrings and his shoulders sported a candy,bcaded cape(creattd by talented Cindy HarrllOll who attended with husband. Jim The crowd enjoyed cocktails before indulging in the sumptuous buffet which fealurtd gourmet salads and a perfectly tu med out baron of bcc:f. , . . Dancing followed ~inner an.d so did two fem1n1ne surprises who could dth&ht 1nr, b1nhday ~y -torzeo.us sonptresses who chirped ' Happy B1nhd1y' while provina they were not wcarina any candy. Amona friends 1oastina Hanfeldcr for 60 .years of lf'&eious and effective livina (aentlt hulbaf!d. l,r'Volvcd falhcr of 10ns Do9 and Ro•, successful arthttect, former Yacht Oub commodore, etc.) were MariutM and Bit · taa1dalt, Joaue and Kea Dlxu, SH and Jack Gros1mu, JUI and 8111 Hartce, Allee and Clllf R.ulb, by •nd Pat Mlluo KaUlleeaand E418'Hldartl,blly and Paal Byne, Ptt and Otto S\·relllow, Harriett and I" WIHer, Qarte and a...-M"'· Jtu and Lot Zlmmenn.u, Gloria and TOlll Hyams, Off and Bea PatlU1', Martie and Diak ltlarta U.yll and Bob Baroa, M•ralee ind Lew Wlllt&ler, RaUI a1nd Wyn Balr4, Jo.a and E4I £••••· and Dt.lores ... Ed OllVll'fll. I •• In a Philharmonic first, Hunt1n1ton Harbour ~1- 1 dents who had submi1trd entries in the orpn1za11on's Blt aad Martanthe Lan'ad•le, left, caqbt-up annual SymphonyofLl&htswere feted Sunday at a~kt11I _ oa~Rleeoaala'a_newa.--and hon-d'ouc~ pany hosted-by-the Huntington , • ' ' • ' ' - Harbour Chapter. "It is our wayofhonoringand thanking local res1drn1s for panicipa11ng in the event." commen'tcd Sue Hod11on, boat parade chairman and Kay Milano, board pres1de~1. who added ··w.e hope: the gathenn,,promo1es community spirit and continued 1n volvemen1. Mary and Geor1e Hla•e, winners of the p n-wa1er sweepstakes award. especially enjoyed the par1y. "This year was our fourth try. and wr finally won 1t.'' Higuc said. "It too~ us eight days to get our d«orat1ons up and two to get them down again.'' Among !hose gathered for the afler:noon affair werr Joyce Wel11, assistanl boat parade chairman, Joan and Dlek Foote, Betty Sliver, Dave Dorsey, Gina Ferry, Dave Melloa, Belly and Rod Hyde. Naacy and Tom K.asalNIU, Dick Hod.11oa, Bell}' and laa Albert, Mary and Ke11 Baic•e. Maxine and Ji'raak Elll1oa, Ratk and Al Swifts and Marie and Ene11 Cal&le. P1ptrazzi is cdilcd by Daily Pitor Sryle Ed11or V1d.a De.an with ronrributions from Hunrinston Beach ro~ resp0nden1 Ann Conway. 8all1 and Roter l'eotoo a.me declted oat In cboc;olate oeCklacc aod atedalltoo. ' • 11tJ .__ ....... •''G' ,. I Mllllll .... :.....-----·-........... _ ..... , .. _. _____ _ wtw1t •~I' n••--•llllr':MI -·rMMfwQ,_.., ... --~ r I ctC&-.WMeaaPTA,..1Mf11',W,_nt1 t1 Ill ...,. .. lier en4Jt ...... .,.. ~ • ., .... . -foe ... •-"? -_, .. ... ........, Pll'1lff f.w..,..-..-.,,..,.. .. "'""" lime. "No bfa deal," U. ul<I. "Aa"'"417..W .. lllllL" CoaMler &IM IM mu wk .r .... ....., ..-o1 uoa)'lllilJ, ... !MIH lib ........ ..,. u -ol eerporate cemmuJcadHI at •ft wMre Mt ,..,.. aapen1ton ud employeet teemM U YalM W. ......... rBe t•N me H Dew tlaat uyw C..W be tr•1• •• 'llil,.. Iii two ween dlDe ................. , •••••• wOllN ftH ~m .. L Did yoo liaow IUI Aullda II -bJ ... C'Ara1 Sea aH tH Tum••'u 8ea1' My h1eM rer.,... taa..,....,aSetaioawt~dlieaew~eroe."Trtriel PU1.tt." rle alto Dew IU.t everyMe w..W Ill.Ye ._, ........ -. . ' lt•ea die !D'm jocb, -Hllllrd, wlll AnlC_. tell yw, '"11tere'1 aoW.1 to Ii!" Tiley all .... wMJ tPlef oay,bollaowbe...,. · Tltere mat be to111e peyoff t. t•lakfM& .. 're J• ,averqe. At eee.q:en we claim ._, W.C ..-ti Ille )lo a.,. .. &1rl1, takff eop prlor11J. We lean .. MOii - U.cever are &H HCtal aorm1 of * prevellla& .-,. ... ..,.11 cleor; Ir• ule '" .. ...-.~ ..... e mat 6ea be tM pa1-off. No rtM· .. klal ._.crate lite illwMm ti.• cto1 ee el lallue. la real Ille, H rilk ....... aJJowo lw • ~for per-1 sr•-· o-.. fall., .. -.. :ud ru tM rtall of aot ..i1 recopt• ... y.v ..,. llabllltifl, b•t of appreclat&nc )'oat sreatot auets. ll't ~Y· Alpzi is a psycho,a,i'r .and ~rria,e coun~Jor in C.oronadcl Mar. Addn:ss·anyquestions to l.indaA.llazl c/o Daily Pilot. P.O. Box I 560, Costa M<Sll 91626. -- , • ...................... a.-.. Anaela llartfelder I!!-oweet blrtlio4aJ' ~ Don at ht. •UC"'Y ourpn.e party • \ ' Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Tuoeday, January 17, 1934 Spouse of handicapped needs compassion, too DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am oeakinafor thousands of wives or husbands whoa.re cariftJ for disabled or terminaHy ill A11 l.uDEIS pouscs.. Sometime thecripphn1con· d1tion goe on for years. There are so many duties: Shopping. banking. contactinaaJcncics, fillin~out forms, ma.kingappo1nt- mcn ,cookangandcleaningand low $of laundn I unploreyou toukyourrcaden to look a !Jule more tenderly on the one pushing the wheelchair. Frequently it IS a devoted partner who is Soirta downhill herself. Please offerto8tayat home for her a fewhounsoshecan have a little freedom. Shcd~peratcly needs to act out. I don't mention my frustrations to famtly and friends. 1 he)' Ii ~c me better when I come aero au remarkably -.t rons pe"'on who takes everythina m my stndc. S11n me -NON. ME.NOSTATE.NOCJTY OEAJ\ READERS: I Hked Dr. Heary Bett•, vice cbaJrmu ud medical 4trector of ~e Re.llabilltatJon ' HELP YouRSELF ~ -- ln•Ut•te lD Clalcaso. to commdt oa your letter. Here t1 lll1 uawer: ''Voar correepoadeot 11 rl&bt cut wlaeD 1l1t MY• peopl• 1bould look a little more tenderly at "e ou wlto la pa11tla1 t.M wlHtelc.Ulr. nese peoJJI• do aeed ttme off ud credit for wut ~ey are dolq. ney ofka m11c .Ure "e tra&edy, deprettJoe ud pllt of tile lludJcapped person, yea~ we a,.eted to be deerfal, aappordn, com~uoute ud able to cope. lJnfortunacely die woman b11 aot aaJd tnctly wut ber ba1band'1dl .. bility11. I'm not eare exactly bow mucb attotloa Ile aed1. If be I• 1Jmply paraplelJc, be tbowd be able to take Illa owa batlu, wbeel bh own c\aJr ud malotaJa blsowa 1ty1lene. "Too oftn a tyrut ( lkl1mu1oud• like one> ues ~· dl11blllty to browbeat tlle f amlly. A coauelor •lloald be called la to determlDe bow mucla uueceaury pu.tameat till• womu lJ tak1D1. Sood•'° mt u lf 1bt ls pattJq ap wl~ too mu~ Sodety, ••we bow, upec11 th• womu co w1 lo dlere ao matter wbat. I'm oot at all sure 1he aboald." -HENRY BETTS. M.D. Genera.II) all g~s well. but whcn m) husband becomes frustrated and angry bet:uuse ht' can't do tlu: things he once d1J. he rams door f r.amcs anti runs has wheelchair mto mc mtenttonally. When othe~arc arountl. be is very sweet and lovmg. BURNOUT OVERUSED She organizes ajunk drawer He hates to be clean. resists bath mg and argues about it. He smells. lias ha a rand beddang reek of,ha1ro11. I chaSt: odors constantly, all the whalc tryang to remam congenial My husband was slopp) and an attention-getter bcforc th1!> cnpphng illness. It iSJUSl more of the 'iame. cxaggcra1ctl to the 10th power.and no ~a} out for me I have promised I wall never ~nd him to a nursing home, yet when we have com pan) he tells them that I have threatened to .. put him away." This huns me beca~se It isn•t true. I know of no way lo respond to these falsehood!> except to good-naturedly den) th1:m • I '~ H "-I f r I ' .. t r '> N f) w ' SCAAMCE • VENTI_ SUl'DI• IMPACT r1cxlli', l "-1 I • \ -.. ~ ... 111-• It# • .-.oA, • ..._ •• " • ...., ,,,, .. JJ)J LU XURY THEATRES DE AR DR .------------ STEINCROHN: My ' husband 1s thinking ofqu1llang h1SJOl> He p can't seem 10 under-ml \land th~ 1f he loses hil> preslnt posata on. SJEIMCROHI we may have to go on " welfare. Many of our•••••••••••••• fncnds are out of work. but he says gen1nganother job will not be a problem. Mean"h1le. he's ncvrous and an insomniac. He keeps complaan1ng that he's a victim of burnout because of the place he works an. He doesn't lake his co-workers. 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A(t"lll '""" 71~ ''° WE STMINSTER CKMAWUT GUI~ ""-'"* ....... _ .. ,, WllUll"~l HI Jtl~ .,.,,, 11""1 11i t IS Clfl..A...,.,..A~,~s~,--~---,OID-- ~-.:1 ~•er Ill lllf a 8'1 l9U ..., n.n. uo t45 II( .... (I) -.. CK,.-M,A .. •ST UAlllll ~ 11 .. , 110 t 10 ... JQO ..;..-~,,.,..,..,..--------• s-.... •c ~ 1.1> WIAA Sfll.GNCI atl JtJS 100 IOlO IRVIN[ "'fOfl\. (Pl 100 '30 ~ f' I ... .;:JwO:. ._ ... I Mf, Ill lllP\ IOI toe HI 3'3) Mia Ttin Ill UO HUNTINGTON BEACH i GAROf N GROVl himself. Now that he has a fix.atfon of "burnout" as the reason for his problem, he refuses to ask for personal help. l'U appreciate any advice you can p ve that will help our family. It as slowly but su.rely coming apan at the seams. Mrs. u. DEAR MRS. U.: Keep trying. If you can't get ham to your dcotor. perhaps you can arrange some other way for them to meet. As you say, "burnout" 1s becoming an overused term. AJthough it's true that many workers - men and women -do sacrifice their health bec~use of the demands of their j'ob, it's also true that it's easy to blame one·s health problems on the JOb conditions. Dr. Mark Van Slyke, chauman of University of Southern California human factors depanment sa)s: "Now that the media have madt-'burnout" a popular tenn. it's fashionable to blame work-related emotional problems on the work. not the workers. You have all \he more reason to try to change yourself instead of the place yolt work." .... DEAR DR. STEINCBOHN: My lo9able but stubborn old mother (81) is a problem because she won't eat enough. I think she is slowly starving herself. h 's beginning to tell on her. I think her memory 1s going bad, she has become 1mtable and no longer cares about her clothes. She used to be proud of her appearance. Lately she has been confused. Had difficulty in remember· ingouraddrcssand was lost fora few' hours. Jsn•t it possible she's undernourished. Mrs. G . DEAR MRS. G.: In fact. some hke )'Our mother have been falsely diagnosed as having Alzheimer's disease. An ancrcasc in diet has cleared up the confusion and other changes 10 personality. It becomes a vicious circle: as mental function declines. such elderly patients forget to eat. Also, their sense ofsmeU and taste decline. Many of my elderly patients improved mentally on an adequate diet. According to James S. Goodwin M.D. of the University of New Mexico there's a correlation between low blood levels of v1timains C. Fl 2, riboflavin and folic acid. They influence memory and nonverbal abstract thinlong ability. The Dove's Voyage & Home NARRATED IN PERSON BY Robin Lee Graham Ac the age of only 16 Robin Ltt Graham :ialkd around the world - alone. In a ran: appearance. Robin will dl!Kuu hi& rc<:cnC ace.an cxpcricncu. 1.cll ot his solo ll'O)'~ around the world aboerd DOVI: (with Naeional Gtograptuc lllvstt11tions) and )!\.>re his cu~nt ~nturu In I.he wilds cl Montana. ONE SHOW ONLY Thurs., Jan. 19th, 7:30 p .m. Port Theatre, Corona del Mar Coast Highway South of Mac Arthur ADVA"I(( Tl()...£T<; SS· AT THE DOOR: \5.50 TH I.eh A.1· Pon The.me (Eves.) BalLoJ M.irnw Hardw.11e 2700 W Co~st Hwy (D~y) A <. OA '> T 'I 4.ll PRE c;r "'1 AT ION -(805) 963-8548 The organized people of this world -all s111 of them - who 1ns1st that "evei;rthing has a place' are really out of it! Everythang does ERMA Bo11£c1 NOT have a place .•••••••••••• which as precisely why "catch-all" or "Junk" drawers are born. They're as vataJ a part of the American scene as eleClncity or indoor plum bang. They're like compost heaps -the older and the higher they arc, the better and n cher they become. I entered marriage quite depnved. I not only did not have a button box. but I didn't even have the makings of a decent catch-all drawer. Within six months, I had one of the finest in the neighborhood. The secret? First. you start with a large drawer, usually in. the kitchen. an which a bottle of glue or nail polish has spilled in the bottom. Thas is what makes the expired coupons and old rubber.bands stick tosetber, making a firm bed for the rest of the junk. you're going to add. Near the back should be the things you need the most: a hammer. screwdriver, ice scraper for removing snow from the car windows. chewing gum. new fuses. appliance warranties and emergency phone numbers. I like to store htb3ch1 sucks and a broken ruler so that every tame the drawer is opened thc) catch and you can't open the drawer anymore. nor can you close 1t. Toward the front arc the floating candle wicks, floral wire, a half deck of cards. a box of sparklers and a spool of chartreuse thread with a needle that draws blood every time you open the drawer. Catch-all drawers must be maantaaned. That means every time you go by one. you must open 11 and shove som~hmg in. An old £ork. a knotted shoelace. a cat collar, a packet of aarhne almonds. an un)dentified key. or a death notice of someone you don't know. ft all adds to the mystery. Catch-all drawers are not confined to the home. One ofthe best monuments to clutter I ever saw an my hfc was the middle desk drawer of a schoolteacher. When she finally $Ot It opened. II was hke an acttve volcano. Everything an 1t was restless and moved slowly and rhythmically. She threw 1n a used com pad, slammed the drawer shut quickl} and ~id, ··vou have to keep feeding at." Mousetraps are overrated for getting people to beat a path to your door If you have a good catch-all drawer. you can wnte your own ticket. RUFFELL'S lneexepenealve• •(1n 1k spen' stv) not high UWHOLSTlltY, INC. In price, reasonable ._.,....,_ ......... c1a111tied Illy Piii 1dvert1slng 19'22 HARBOR Bl VD Classified Advertising COST.A MESA -5•8· 1156 ~2-5678 FURNITURE MUST RAISE CASH!! Bed (Twin 2 pc.) .............................. • 97 Dinette 5 pc ................................... • 97 Bunk With Matress ........................ '177 Sofa & Love Seat.. ......................... '167 Bedroom (5 pc.) ............................. •1•9 Sofa Bed ........................................ '197 Recliner .......................................... • 199 HOUSE OF FURNITURE 1959 Horbor B lvd 7 14, 631-6609 Co\ta M f'\O Co 9'2627 IUIANNl'S HIALTH STUDIO CHOSEN AS FIRIT ''AT'' CINTIR LOCATION Suzanne's Health Studio, 3023 S. Coolf Hwy. in Corona del ~r. hos been choMnfor rile location of Orange County'• firit "AT" Center (Altemote Treatment Center) and in the health and fitness lnd4stry, nothing is producing ruults quite Ilk• the "AT" Center The "AT" Cente1 . aptly nomed because of 1h olternote opprooch to health ond fitneu will be opening 1h doors the f1rsl of Jon 198"' AT ' Center D1re<to1 Colleen W1elengo explains the progrom in the following woy .,.-. No two people benefit the some from eaerc1se or diet ond we lake thot into con~dero11on Here, everyone " thoroughly lested prior to the time they begtn o program The Center '' octuolly d1v1ded into 3 section1 A. Exercise ond siren reduction B Diet ond weight Ion C T 1oin11"g for compet1hve othletes A person lhot portokes 1n the progrom undergoes o two ('2) doy series of Tesh, prior to portok1ng 1n the program These tesh 1n<lude cy1o toxic htthng (blood test to detect food Mtnsitivity. computerized nutr;.nt def1c1ency testing, heart ond lung copocrty lesl1ng, body·fot testing ond o seriei of tests to determine that persons ideal exercis. ond dietary progrom Once these things ore determined, on uoct exercise program con be designed for that individual. These lests ore ol'° conducted twice weekly during the coune of t+tt program in order to monitor th1 re1ulh. For in1ton<e we know that by changing o persons exercise ond .ahng habits we con reduce the1r bodyfot by about 1 % p-.r week. So we do bodyfal t.it twice w".kly to make sure we're nght on t.arget_ Thtn we cle1ign o dtet bosed on the results of !tie food teshng we do, ond the amount ot'coloric COMumption .,.,11,1s colorlC expendrture, ond thot mobs ii 1ust o numben gome. &it we pride ourMl.,.s on our oerobtc program which i1 compi.t.ly non- troumo, no 1ump1ng. running, bouncing, or oth•""'•M jOlnt ond/or llgornent troumohr,ing ticerclse. Thot'1 the reo~tt our progrom is W> popular wrth middt. ond upper aged people. A per.ons doctor tells thtm to ~tort e11erci11ng, but they don't ho.,. the fogg1~'' 1de-a how to 1tort. Now they con comt to the "AT" Center ond begin o program they con stick to, knowing they won't be injured, ond be 9uorontHd rewlts for In tllceu of what they t.,.r 1mo9ined. BecouM of the sent.ible combination of diet ond exercise tht <Anter boosh fttt'emtly aucceuful results with weight loH pot1enh """'° report lot.in; 4 povnds and 1 % bodyfot per w..-for toch ond e,.ery wHll of the pro9rom People will raol1ie sooner or loter thent is only one woy to lose w119ht ond kHp 11 off, ond thot'1 throv9h sens1blt eating ond eaerciM So wt molle that easy for them 8u1 we don't stop t+iere Ovt program " ol.o de1i9ntd to help ovr compeittive athlete go1n that odded odvontoge o.,.r the cornpeti11on that hoV1ng o pr1vott lr01ner (othe,...1M1 vtry tapen.si~) would provtde A lot of girls in tht C9tlter ore don~t'1 or compeiitlve colle9lc:rtt othlttes who use the Cent • slot• of the ort dfttlno ond tro1111ng pro9rom1 to 9oin t+iot la1t tiny odvon(099 they ""d to mokt them rtol stond"Ouh In thtir •port. If\ the nt•t "• monltl• w•'ll be doift9 o lot to fltobll~ ow c1edibllit)o ~Or~ County, N<h en approocl\lri9 corporof1'on1 who ho.,. t11prtued iflteresll to 11• rn beginnino o pt,OQrom of cotporate fitn.ss "All you hove to do la look ot the c01t of 1eplocing o corporate exec:ut1.,. to undantond wfly," &totes W1elen90, director of pr09t0Mming Our pr09rom .,11 be ovo11oblt on o chon.r bo~s to tht f1tsl 200 people 1nterH1td in portrc1pot1ng, a.1d we will be doing e\lel\ mart t111lens1w testing on theM ptoplt to e1toblith ond rt<Ofd the rewlts ..... QOt for fut\lrt rtf Nn<t. The <OIJ of tht tntlte 6 month program is only$ lSO 00 to theie fir1t 200 people artd will cover oll tht cost of oh testing, tro1nrng ond monltonn9 dunng !hose 6 month1 A ~kly wntten r1port of r11ult1ia001'° given to th. port1t1pont. Tht 1tot11tka from tht 200 ptoplt -UM will bt 11JJI whot -ne.d to e&tobllJh tht fact Ttlot th• "AT'' systef'll r90lly ' the moil pr09re1Sive, rtwlt produc1n9, enioyable \tot9 of tht ort progro~ of l\tolttl ond fitntu 01101loblt todoy. To b.cOfM o ~ /••f*~ ft'lembef pi.a.a pftone 61"'9" tXf 220 to mc*e on appt. or for CIPl'f ottier fu,._ ~· ™• Pf'09'°"' ii oho owoilobte to tomilln "'¥hhlno to ~ ~, °' o f°"'ity octWiityl 67S·l9" •*'· m . 675--8955 THI ''AT'' ClllTm 671-8911 -I GORDO C• \Rt'lt:1.1t EVEP. NOTICE HOW MOiH'5 CIRClE THE UGHi ? r () (J 117 ~SU:~ 1"1lEE HIJtJOJU:Df l.tT4;:>60TO 1l4f: CIT'// 'I THE t '..\'llL \' CIRCl'S by Bii Keane BIG (;J:ORG•: by Gus Arriola ,.,;,J'r TAA T. CAu.w L»JeM'PU.>1- Mf:;>JT f . by Jim Davis l LOVE IT WHEN l &ET PHIL~PMICAL 0 0 (J by Virgil Partch (VIP) "We're all gonna be fingerprin ted at school. Do you thiri\ they'll take mug shots too?" "Now here comes 1 REAL gentleman." 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(i)iT ~ stl M.~ OCX:iO< ':/) 1~'1effKK "TW.t £TIA .. I? -r~EPt. AN'ff~'~ W~l'{J, F~mON? eu1"' l'"HA"f"'S ON(....Y A K l C''S eeG 1N NeR'S CHf;MISIR.Y se-r.' ~ '"l--- -~ I ~ . by George Lemont S O? 11" POeSN'-f' HAVf; 1"0 Be F IR.S"'f.' P~1ze, by Wrley ' I ----------------..-..... --------------------------.. M Orenge Cout OAIL.Y PILOT/Tue.day, Janual')' 17, tOM ' "· . Stoppard 's 'Travesties' toys with history Joyce. Lenin show up in LA production- By llATHLEEN CUMMINGS ..... _lllJI I .. II Playwn~t 1 om Stoppard take~ some liberties with a little-known h1ston~al fact· In t 9 l 8 three now-famous pioneers and iconoclasts -Tnstan Tzara. James Joyce and Nikolai Lenin -were an Zuril·h. Swiucrland, at the same tame. Whether they ever met or even knew each other is unknown, but Stoppard h~s brought them together. wrapped them 1n the warp and woof of Oscar Wilde's "The Importance of Being Ernest," and drenched them 1n the senile reminiscence of a minor Bn11sh consular named. Henry Carr (Richmond Shepard) who had been posted there at the ume The result 1s "Travesties." which 1s now rece1v1ng star turns at the Richmond Shepard Theater Studios an Hollywood. Old Carr's creaky memory ~truggles to reconstruct his warped v1)1on of these famout innovators (with whom he fanc1e~ he once shared the fast tanr) and we arr treated to a d1alecucat JOY nde full of pun~. hmcn{'ks. even wna and dance. with con tant dcra1hnas. replay and <"ndyl"rh dirrr\,1nn~ In vanou) combination~. Can pits the ideas of strcam-of-con~1ousncss wruer Joyce (then wntinJ "Ulys~$'') with the preacher of revoluuonary defeatism l~nin (thrn writing "lmr,cnaltsm: The Fanni Stage ofCapitah,m") and advocate of non- 'iCnsc and anti-an Tiara (who chnstened the Dada movement at this time) and product'<) a comrdy of words that is both easy and deep. Stoppard u~s a ume in history. not unlike today. when the grote~ue fact, of \.\3ts and impending rcvoluuons render ordinary modes of expression somehow inadequate to dcscnbc rcaltty. Shepard, as old man Carr. displays a droll comae dtcorum and manages Carr''i long 11rades brilliantly. Occas1onall)' his bnlhance falls shon as Carr the young i.wdl because hts accent cannot find a home. reat ree .. 1 he anarchist I 1ara 1• d1 ilWn m ster· fully by James Dr,bas. Whether 1s t!'t rec1d10J "acc1dcn&al ' poetry to his sweet· hcan Gwendolyn (Rosana Schutte). com- pcuna hmcnck1 with Joyce or throw1na a fit when he loses an argument with Carr, f)\'h:t~ j~ t"'l(('j110r fn W:!tf'h Shuue's Gwendolyn (Curr's younaer mter) 1s a perfect match for T Lara. Some of her scenes caJI for verse and even sona. both of which she dispatches with case. lier rw:enes with Cecily (Laura Bla1ncy) arc some of the funniest Cecily as both unpeno'I and ~xy as she tncs to expurptc Carr (who 1s pretrnding to be Tzara) for his "decadent nih11ti.m." >\II the scenes be· tween the two women ·arc rinilngly funny. Pnmal scream therapy couldn't produce more feeling than they do with V1ctonan 'im1le and gcnttltty. The intellectual barracudn of the story 1s Joyce (Redmond Gleeson) who looks so much like Joyce and sounds so convinc- mgly Irish (though at tames he as inaudible) that Jo)'cc seems to nse from stuffy fam<' and. for an evening. come alive. Milt Jamin's Lenin manages to be most • 1ve Lt-n1n-hkc -serious, humorless and s1nale-m1nded Jamin docs un admirable job with a character to whom • 1oppard aave so little play. Hcnneua Mu 1c ponrays Lenin's wife. Madya, sk1llfully rauhna off revolution gos'ltp an Rus'iion to Lenin. wh1ch they both perform as 1fthey were born ton Carr's "hckspmle cap1tahst man- )Ctvant" Bennett (Leonard Herrman) as a wt1&hty presence whom Carr fcal'1 may "be showing alarming sian11 of irony." Her- nnan conveys, as do the whole cast, an obvious unders1and11ing of this play. Director Laufah Myerson, a pro- fessional actress herself. has aarnered a talented cast and leads them smoothly throu&h many scene change!!, shades of character and moods on a !>tage the siz.e of a postage stamp. Was 11 Oscar Wilde who once said. "In matters of ~rave importance, style is the vita~ thing?' The show runs indefinitely. Thursdays through Sundays at 8 p.m .. at the theater. 6476 Santa Monica Blvd. Call (213) 462-9399 for ticket information. The choice is yours: stocks, bonds, mutual funds ... money-market or savings accounts ... short tenn, long tenn, fixed rate or variable rate. Choose, too, how to fund your IRA: if you don't have the cash, we can advance the money through a Great American credit card or Bonus'~ credit line. GREAT AMERICAN'S SELF- DIRECTED IRA PLAN allows you to invest in stocks, bonds, and mutual funds through INVEST™, a service of ISFA Corporation, located in key Great American offices. Begi n your Self-Directed IRA by opening an Insured Moneymarket Account at any Great American office with as little as $1. You'll find directing your IRA funds into other investments is as easy as calling INVEST's toll-free number: (800) 321-3851. Phone " today for answers to your questions about a Self-Directed I RA, self-designed to fit your particufar wants and needs. GREAT AMERICAN'S 12-MONTH IRA PLAN gives you more choices. You can add d eposits of any amount you choose at any time you want ... without extending the maturity date! Th is allows you to put aside I RA fu nds throughout the yea r; no need to come up with $2,000 or $4,000 all at once. You also can choose between a fixed rate of interest or a variable rate; whichever you think is best for you. ---· FSIJC ._....,.. __ _ i...,.-.. •••• THE GREAT AMERICAN INVESTOR SERIES'M allows additional freedom of choice. You can choose any term you want for your FSLIC-insured account ... and the interest rate is guaranteed for the full term, from 32 days to ten years. If your retirement is a few years off, lock-in today's high interest rates for any period up to ten years with a Great American Investor Account. Short of cash? You may still be able to start your IRA! If you open a Great American Federal checking account or already have one, you c•n fund your IRA up to the limit of your Bonus Reserve credit line; or use your Great Americ•n Federal VISA~ or ~erGud. for information on either checking accounts, Bonus Reserve, or credit cards, visit any office ... or c•ll The Fin•nci•I Line: (800) 272.AJOOO. HvntlllcteftlMcll 91J2 Mlltl'lt Allenu. Tiit~ 9622446 .....,.,.lekll ~ Cotpc>r1te PlatA ftlephone 644 IM~ .......... IOJ M1t1ne AYWnUe T~ '7&l'11 c.,t.,,9M IMcll 14206 Dohlny l',,n. RO.O T~e 496-0X>I ... ~ 601 Nortfl Cl C.am"10 Re•I Ttlephone 49211~ SM a.n-t.t1 A~ f'lco .ac> Awtll'ltde ~ T~ 4tl6JJO Division .. -UG- I ()) THE M18818&PPI a THEA-TEAM eMOYE *. * 'h "Cool Hind Wit" (19e7} PIUI Hnmln, George Kennedy. 8 9 FOOlAJPS, 8l.E.EPS l ILUNOEM 9POUCEWOMAN ~ ~IAINMEHT TONIOKT .MOVIE • ** "Th• Amazing Howard Hugtlel" (Pitt 2) (19n) Tommy LM Jones, Ed F1anderl 't«NA AMSICAH PLAYHOUSE LOOK WHERE $10,000 Ill RARE COlllS CAii .GET YOU. s 10,000 1984 12, 700 1985 L6,129 • 1986 20,484 1987 26,0 14 1988 33,038 1989 41 ,958 1990 53,288 1991 67,675 1992 85 ,947 1993 109,152 1994 Gem qualuy MS-65 rare COll\S have apprteiated an average of 27% per year over the last 31 years H, as we believe, they continue Lh~ rate of appreciation SI0,000 will net a profit of $23,038 after five years. In !en years they will net a profit of S99,152 And over the last three years, while the b11llir.1, ~·ock, and real estate markets were extremely soft. our clicn~ portfolios have perfonncJ exceptioi'llllly well. Unlike money market accounts and T·btlls, after a ont year holding ptl'lod rare coins are taxed al Long Term Capital Gains ratea, and only after they're 10k1. Quite a plus for the lnvC$tor who s lll a high w bracket In addition, we now offet ltvtragtd Rart Coln Investment Portfolios '.,. an exc1t10~ new 1nnova1t0n that allows our clients lo Joublr their buym!( p<>wt·r thus having extra purchasml( power and interest write offs available to them. We also publish a monthly newsletter. send written updates every 6 month5 on the progres~ of our client's portfolios, and orfer our dienls m~ant liquidallon of their portfolios for more information oo our managed rare coin investment portfolios, Calif omia residents may phone us al 18001 854-5179 for 8 lrte mformahon packeot Out of stale midents may phone us at j800) 854-6016 Or, return the cou~n below. Consultation by apporntmcnt only SS,000 mit11l minimum rcquire~ent 4'00 MKAtthur Blvd .Suitt 1l0 Nf'Wpvtl Bmh CA IJW.U 17"1 ISi Utll Free lnformallon Packet. llfit. ________________ _ Add rt C111-------------------- ~1att ·-----------"'---Zar C-.;;....;'---- 11 Ttltrfl r I Bvasnn• Tclrph '-----~---~~~---~~ '--~~---~------~~ ' I CREDIT LINE Robert Payton joins Basso as group advertising veep Robert c. Payton has JOIOed Baaao & AHOClatel II aroup vice president of communications and will be responsible for devclopmen1 and mana1cment of the aacncy's public relat1onsand salcs9romot1on activities. Payton headed his own public relat1on1 firm for the past three years and was formerly director of pubhc affairs for Air Cahfomia. • • • Oeu Foreward1D1 Company of Huntjnaton Beach hH hired Al Breltwteter to e.lpand fhe company's sales force m Southem California. He was mott recently a sales reprnentauvc with Muzak. • • • G-Bar-K Company has leased a 42 200 square foot research and development factlity on a 2.6 acre site on Ointon Avenue in Costa Mesa to Amertcu Dade, a d1v1S1on of Ameriell Hospital &apply Corp. The lease 1otal~ more than $1.25 m1llton. • • • MarlletlDI DlrectloH, lac., an advcrt1sm1 agency specializins 1n health care. has named Jane Smllh office manager for the Newport Beach-based firm. In her new pos1t1on, she will handle all office admtnLStrat1on. ovenee the support staff and act as ellecut1ve secretary to Michael Cole, president and 1Ucbard Lawrence, chairman. • • • CaJlfonia Dent.al Healtb Plan, hlc., of Newport Beach, has named E1tey· Hoover Advertl11D1/PllbUc RelatlODI to handle their account CDHP as the largest provider of ind1v1dual dental plans and founh largest provider of corporate group dental plans in Califomja. • • • Stle1TY FIDdlay and CraJ1 Lacy have been named senior vice president~ at Tbe Bok of Oran1e Couty according to president Lawrence R. Holmes. In ad2h t1on, Lee Au Bentley has been named administrative officer and Maareen Doty has been named public relations officer for the Fountain Valle) bank. • • • Roser Calvillo has bc;cn named an art director at Smltla & Myers Advertl1ln1 m Santa Ana. The Cal State Fullenon gradwne fonnerly worked for Bartoa Adverti11D1 in Costa Mesa. • • • T he Newpon Beach commcrcaal loan offic.e ofS«arity Pacific Mort1a1e Corporation has provided a $925,000 contstruction loan to Bernard Stahl and Bill Nickel for a 24-unn apartment complex an Placentia. • • • Carole J. Galler. an office marketing specialist, has been appo1 nted broker associate at Commeclal Brokers, lnc. in Laguna Hills. In her new post, she wall expand efforts to bring maJOr corporate users to Orange County's Saddleback Valley. • • • FORMA planning and design consultants have rclocatc<l to the Newport Center Complex. Vu Stepbe111, president of the firm which specializes in land planning and design management. said the new offices arc at 190 Ncwpon Center Drive. • • • Kevin Rote has JOined the staff of loan officers at the Tustin office of Sbeanon/ American Expre11 Mort1a1e Corp. He will service tho Newport Beach. Bal boa Island and Laguna Beach areas. NEW YOtlK CAP) lltllOCo NASDAQ QuOlallol'ls a trdlnc \l'IOWIM 11'9nnl bldt lllrlCllr end lowest offef's b'I' lllVI<~ tnllrlltl mai. ...... of 4 .._, • o rn l"rltft dO not 8rwTom ndlJOt retaM rnet11uo lluft9li ,.,.,lld0w11 Of comm• ll~S lulon IOf -.ci.v CNL Fin StKll aid ... CPT AEL ll'd 30'.., » C,.IWtSv AF APrOI 41 •2"' CanradH AVMCP 7'1J I'• CuSwtl Acadln t ll'I\ ll'-~etllt AcuRIY ,. • .., 1~ "-'•• AddlSllW n~ 14 IWmS Actv•on ,.,. ,,., Cl'lrnLM "'"Bllh , 16 ~ 16~ Cl'tftUll Alleotnc 54 "4 Cl\ulltl Al'Mt• n ll· 16 IS 1• ClrflCO Amcatl U U-CttSGa AFurn ll'l'J llh Ct1UI A AGret 1 27 •• ,, .. CIJUI 9 Al~P t 6JI,;. 6J .... Ci.~ I ANlln• n U'" cro-c11 AQuev ~ 1 COltTle .i.•nM 11 --II 16 COll>Get Al'IMI.. 11--11 't ComCIH Al'llSA IS._ 1' CrntSllr AntAGd IOl 104 CmwTtl APO!eC 77~ 17h ConP•P AClidMI lt ,.., 3t Ccwdls I ArcltnGo '"• • ''I Cot.SI I A~t 10'4 ~ C-t.o.Tr Ananlt • 12•1, J'l'h CunFo ' Avntell 2~ 14~ 01a01 • PllOO • atVi )t•t. 08- BalrdCo '~ f1" °""'A 8anoH ll l)\lo OetC.iiT &autF • •\l'i ff 0.W.... ' Ba\lllM.k Jf'h Jl'h 1)1.Crys .... ,flt .,,. ·~ OocUO 8tllLb 3'~ J7 OotrGn s MUTUAL F UNOS ., Orange Coaat OAILY PILOTITunday, JanuatY 17. 19'4 COMPLETE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE TRAN8ACTION8 8-1 I / \ Sales tab cuts b o nd funds worth California investors pay efty charge to take advantage o tax-free income be wonh SS3,708, vcrius $60,091 1f there bad been no sales charaes. and tbt 4 peroent tran1lllCJ into a coat of $6,383 to the inv"tor. Noun, that Dttyfus mieutly lo· troduced the first Cali(omia Tu Exempt Bond Fund wtuch c:arrin no sales charse, he obstrved, .. We have no doubt 1hat m1JOr cha~ Vtill Lake placetopveCaJifomian1abe1terdaJ ror their money." NEW YORK (PRN~ -California often leads the nauon with in- novative in vestmenl pracuces but its tax-exempt bond funds have laged behind most states tn ofTcnn& ma-Xi- mum benefits to inve tors. accordina 10 one of the nation\ leading invest· ment companies. Unlike investors in 11m1lar f uods in othec parts of the country. most C'ahfom1ans have been paying sales charaes of 4 to 4¥. _percent to enjoy income that is free from both federal an4 state ta1tes. according to Howard Stem, chaannan and chief executive officer of the Dreyfus Corporation. which manages more than S20 billion for some 1,300.000 investors throughout the country. The percentages means that on a UP s AND DowN s SI 0.000 inveitment, only a mau- mum of$9,600 is put to work. hewd. Moreover, the sales charie. which 11 also known as a load or commiu1on, is atnenally applied to d1videnc.b that are automatically rcinv1:1ted, as most arc. Noting that municipal bond mvcSt· mcntS are usually made by people in higtter income brackets and for a Iona term, Stein obKrved that the com- pounded effect of these charaes can cost the investor a substantial sum. As an example. he cited a $10,000 investment y1eldina 9 percent, with dividends reinvested monthly. With a 4 percent saJes charge, the actual cost to the investor is S47S the first year and escalates over time. After 20 years the original investment would These differences are pan1culatly 1ianificant since all eamtn11 are double tax·frec. Stem r.aed. ExPERT Aov1cE Agent or broker .. ls there a difference? By SIMON SYJtES Your house 11 up for sale. The listmg ha.s been handled by a penonabk: youna aaent from a nearby real estate office. You like the aacnt's style, and trust him to &C'l you the best dcat 'on the property. lnstinClively, you feel he will protect your belt mteTUU. Unfonunately, your faith m the q,ent 11 not shated by h1s employina broker. who fi~ him the day :after you lill with him. The fired aacnt calls you with the new he now works for another brokeraie firm JUSl down the Slrett. He advises you to cancel your ona.inal hstina. and re·hst with him at his NEW ~K (AP> -TM ttloWr9.J'' ~"'9 C>v.r lttt Counter llM~ eAv t h•v• 90fM UP "'-"'" dewn '""' baled .. pere«Yf .. new place of business. Is the agent acting correctly? No! . ~sclnt~2. 1000~ .. n...~ dMlftt * et • 1: .,. lttt renc4 WI prwt.u1 Pl'IU a I I prte., The listmJ IS the property of the broker fo r whom the aaent worked. No interference Wlth lh_c listin& iS permitted, either by present Of pall llCRtJ.. UPS Ne~ L1911 Chl, "·P<~I 1 ~avl~M 'h ,,,.. 1 1 urf ar 611• Up . J h•r~' ~ 7-16 7-16 Up . ; ~w r I 3· 16 ~ Uo , ~ ogfmet f" ~ UP . nxeng ,,.. .,., Up 4. t e u, ' .,., Up 1 ' ff:"''' ' '. Up 1'-' rltn ~f l· s UP !j Harl• ''• Up 1111 lnlek 'I• v. Up tinOfl "· 'I• Uo 11 tel .,, "' UP I 11 HEIMn . ., I Up g•~nl'I ,,.,, I '':I Up It. I r.I UH ~h. r· Uo V ffnl un ,,.. UP 18 !ti llett r 'I• Uo ll1 ~ J tv s ''•.rtJO i lmumd un lJo Up ~MPI s I • 34 Up dS<:rw 1 1 UP lnAfflu' 1 1 Up Kertr ng '.IJ ~ Up EnRsv ''• Up DOWNS Nol~~ Le I C~ 'I• -'4J Pel. ip This highli&hts the difference between reaJ estate aaents and broken. Aients (safespeople) may not make contracts in their own names, nor accept fees from any person 1n a real estate transaction except the broka under whose license they operate. lmrt WI FINIS~P Pl1~• m 3~· fr' rr•rwvn 'h -·h ~ -I 1 ,. _ r,., 'I• -'~ lJo -'h 'h -~ -34 l : 1 . A&ents act only under contract to. on behalf of. and in place of the broker they work for. Their acts arc strictly Ii m1ted to thaw performed as an qent for the broker. [' !~GJI wl ,,., -'h v. -l,li v. -1 L L For a fee, brokers may: • Buy. sell and negouate the purchase, sale or e1tcbange of real property, mobile homes and business opportunities. W~I un r :14 ~ usl r ~~~'rcti NMS 1.m ,~, n dx ~ ~~n ngr eorts Krelos 'h 3"' -~ ,,., -~ >.i. -'h -'h liJ~ -l'h -l'h 'le I • t 'h 'I• ~ 'h t ~ ''• 'h L l . i ~ l : • Sohett loans and collect payments on loans secured by lien• on real property. . . . . . . "' h . ~• • Perform escrow services m transactions aruina 1rom t cir 1~ estate business. • Effect transactions an real estate accurities for lhe account of otben. Sales people can also enaage m these acuvnies, but only on the brokn"t behalf. (Simon Sykes is editor of flrtt t1nday. a journal for rhe ral estate industry. P.O. Box 20068. Riverside. CA 92506. 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Whal Do \'ou Have To lo~? 2 hour' time. That 0 'i the investment chat ~e arc a'ikmg you 10 make. No1 much when you thank that v.hat you learn could change your entire life. There's no risk and no obhgat1on. Wt wlll nol try lo Hll you another hlah prict'd seminar! How To Alltnd? Simpl>-check the time\, dal~. and location in your area Arrive early to m sure a good seat. Bring your family and friend\ 'IO that you ma> 111 benefit from 1hc information and pcrhap work to gether to achieve your financial goals Don't m1SS thh opportunity • . Free Seminars tn Your Area Are ONLY At The Following Locations and Times : Wednesday , January 18th 1 2 noon to 2 p m or 7 p.m to 9 p m. at thP Holiday Inn of Costa Mesa 3131 Bristol Avenue Costa Mesa , California For mott lafonn a (IOI) "3-lll l J ., On the ' , • .. TOESOAf S C~OSDIC PRICES Dow JoNES AvE RAGES NEW YORK (AP) -Flttl l Oow JonH · tf&!W fOr Tue\dlv. Jin 17 Ot*' Hltlh L•W C»M Che WHAT NYSE Orn a a, u 1v or f' a nd nt c tnoe ol e ~ mOlt active New York Stock itch1n~ luue$. tr odlng n allona Iv 11 more than s I , Comw Edis ~·ff:• 2,h + 1'1 • Amer T& T wl • • l 11• -•,. Chrysltr 'ff'' 3 '" + l '1 • AmerT&T I· , ~'"1 -'"11 ~!1a~~,~ t1~. 1 ~z +s~ Pub~vc Ind 1, 1~. I/• ->4 N"N,lnc. 1,~' t 1: ~ !BAX • 1 +1n 'f.x Ulll 1 : 11• -''-Nil ml , Occ~~1 },et 11 • 3"' +2'1• ~''~em ' tn· .,.., -~ ,, UPs ANO DowN s NEW VOl(K (APJ -Tile followlno list \hows the New York Stock Excl'l•noe stocks and w1rr1nl1 ll'lal have gone up tne most rnd down IM most bai.e<I on perceol o chanoe reoardteu of volume for Tunditv. No s~urllle• 1r1dln11 below S2 are Incl· -1,1ded. NII .end oerce1111oe changes •re 11he dlffer•nct belwff~ IM previous cl01 ng Price Ind tod1v's ul•m Price Name La sf Ch11 Pel 1 BucOOll 11 'h ~ Up ,.2 2 ooprvsn n lplt. j'I• Up .1 ' LamsnS.sn J~ 'I• UP 3 wE 1.42of 2 1h >4 Up ·i S NIMlneSv I ,. ~ Up 1· ~Rt~treCOP 1 3,(i Up . M T Prop ''h v. UP . m oro ~ 1 11 UP ·1 i 'omw Edis ~i¥1 I'·• Up . 10 <JVCrown '11111 17-11 UP . 1 l W Corp wt 1 • ~ UP 12 Holly Suo '~"· 2' • UP i 13 Am Baker 16'1• ~ UP ' Christiana S'h 11. UP . IS E•lnAlr pf8 1"11 ~ Up ·1 16 l.nformGen ~~, 1 UP 4. 17 AIMoana s ~ 1/t Up 4 18 ~allev Ind 1 ~,_ '2 UP '' 19 oopr~ n 'It 'h UP '·l ~ rro 1 P 4. 11111a1 Q ~ !~ 8p 4. teordScl •1. 11. Up • ~$burv ' i~ J,., Uo 4.1 ncOne n •,1 UP '· s FtAllan ' 311• ~ UP 3 9 00 NS j Put>rvacm1nd lnlerReo Rowan • ComS>W.r s MeHOtfSh n 6 AmerlcScr 7 L.ehVallnd I ~M+UA wl 9 entVIPS s 11 V~~llNll I t!•rker~en R1n11erOll 1' MnolAsst 15 Ensource 16 Mf\1Ptr1 1 vl81dUn pf I! Horlt~CP ~ GrubEllls UnllOrlll Mere Tu Crocktr Nat AmesOePI s Ctr• " s S 1n1e11~es pf Las~, _c~ 16~-1~ 1~-l,.. 31'" -1~ -1/e ''• -'h j·~ = ~: 1 )~ -,,. I -I .,. -'le 1 1t'.I -1 ~rn = ,·11 ~ -'19 1 '• -~ 1 l . -,,., I~ -~ ,,.. -~ 6 -'I• 16 -1 263• -I '•'"2 -I~ 17~ -\'e 301.lt -l l/11 WHAT AMEX Dio NEW VORK (AP) Jan 17 Advanced Oecllned Unchanoed Total lnues New highs New IOWS Todi~ n~ 20 1 McrAL S Quorr s --- - "" 'l !) J ... , '· B '·~ '· li Prev ··~ That ·s an apt description of poth bus in ss and bust ness people along the Orange Coast. Tok ep track of wh recompantesar gotngandwhl hpeopleareh lptng, them get there.just watch ·er dtt Line' -ev ryday tn the Bu tn sssecttonofyournew llilJ Pilaf f ' Yea, he i• feisty UCI buketball coach Bill llu111-an. often referred to u the .. felaty little Iilahman," •howa why du.rtnc a recent aame at Crawford Ball. B1a Anteaten hoet l"rano State Thunday niCht . .,.., ..... ,,..... "' ...... 1( ...... - New Mexico St. get• It• third PCAA victory. Page C2. OCC switches to Mission Conference Five Metro Conference powerhouses-- join Rustlers for '84 SCC football ByCURTSEEDEN OftMOlllly,...li.lf It was a little more than a month ago when Fullerton College pulled off a shocker in the world of California community college footba ll. Coach Hal Shcrbcck's Hornets stunned Taft College, the natjon 's supposed top- ranked team. 1n the vaunted Potato Bowl. It was a classic confrontation and a perfect way to wrap up the football season -particularly for the Horneu. But oo Monday, the Hornets' celcbratjon officially came to an end. The state's community college Com- mittee on Athletics (COA) got the releaguing committee together last week and its results were announced Monday. The South Coast Conference 1s no longer a predominately Orange Ex-CdM standout Saltz wins New Zealand Open Former Corona del Mar High and UCLA tennis star Danny Saltz -on the professional tennis tour for about six months - captured his first major tournament victory Sunday at the New Zealand Open. Saltz picked up S 15,000 for his victory in the sin gles finaJ over Chip Hooper. winning the match in four games, 4-6, 6-3. 6-4, 6-4. It marked the firs.t time in the history of the New Zealand Open that a qualifier had won the championship. Saltz, who led Corona dcl Mar to a CIF 4-A championship and who was UCLA's No. I singles and doubles player 1n 1983, also defeated Brad Drcw1tt in the semifinals, Wall y Masur in the quarters and Lloyd Bourne in the second round. He opened the tourney in Auckland with a victory over Jim Smith. Top-seeded Chris Lewis of New Zealand, a finalist at Wimbledon last year, pulled out of the tourney with an inJury. The New Zealand Open, a $75.000 Grand Prix tourney. 1s that country's most prestigious tennis tournament and is likened to the U.S. Open in this country. It was a simple case of mistaken identity Steve and Phil just switched numbers, that's all PARPAN, Switzerland (AP) - American Steve Mahrc won a World t:up slalom ski race here Monday, nty to be disqualified in a mixup of umbers with his twin brother Phil lhat harkened back to the television question: "Will the real Steve Mahrc please tand up?" Steve Mahre captured both runs of the race. finashina with a combined time of I :46. 90, but was disqualified after the race for wc:arina the number listed for Phil Mahrc. Phil, viho finished s1~th in 1.48.13, was also d1squAhficd -fer weanna Stc.ve's pumber. Some people on the World Cup 1k1 tour clajm they can tell the 26-year· olds twins from Yakima, Wash., by the aoaJct the two Mahrcs wear - Steve's have a liaht-colored head· band; Phil's headband is dark. But Hans-Rudi Weber, the Swiss official at the staninf ptc hero, appercntly is not one o them. Thur: the fact that the two Mahrcs ?Ito mixed up their stan1n1 numbc~ wa not noticed until af\er the fir t run, 1n which Steve Mahrc led. The two mad the their sccond run . but tMn were d1 uh(ied. I American slalom Coach Tom Kelly took the blame for the mix-up. He said he gave Steve Mahre both starting numbers Sunday night, ask- ing him to hand the second to Phil. The coach said he should have made sure each had the right one - No. 13 for Steve and No. ) for Phil. Because of the mix-up, Phil wore 13 and Steve wore 3 in the race. "The rules left us no choice," said a jury spokesman, who said there are very strict rules about wearing the riaht stan number. Instead of Steve Mahre, 2~year old Marc Girardelli, an Austrian skiint for Luxembourg. was declared the winner of the slalom. His time was I :4 7 .19 minutes. "I would have prefcred to be second." Oirardelli aid. "I had two aood runs, and I did not want to win th rough Steve's d1~uaJificat1on." h was 0 1rardelli ~ second World CuP. victory. • I was mad," Steve Mahre said. "I went out 1n the second run to beat them by more than I did 1n the fint run." The American Alpine director, 8111 Marolt, wd he would take the disqualiOcalions to the council of the International Ski federation (F'lS). Aapokcsman for the U .. team said he felt the rul(j were misin\erpreled by the Jury here. Both runs had a drop of 166 meters, tt)c first had 66 ptct, the second 64. There were li&ht snowfaJla durina the fl t nm buu c r y for the nd. - ~-__.,__ • ...z-.--.-....:-______ ......_.__ County conference -but it has become what can only be dcscnbed as a super conference. which applies only to football -was sparked when Coach Dick Tucker of OCC requested the switch to the Mission Conference and when Santa Monica 'and Long Beach CC asked out of the overpowering Metr<>- politan Conference. (9-1·1 ), Southwestern (9-2) ands Citrus (7-3-1) boasted record~ above .500 in 1983. Gone from the SCC arc Orange Coast College and San Diego Mesa. Both joined the Mission Conference -the Pirates because they requested the move, the Olympians because somebody had to go. Remaining in the sec are Golden West. Fullenon, Mt. San Antonio and Cerritos. Santa Monica and OCC received their grants; Lon$ Beach simply Joined a few more a.iants tn the sec. The major changes 1n both con- ference are mind-boulin$ to some, pleasing to others. but Just about everyone involved was totally baffled by the suddcncss of the an· nouncement. "I knew absolutely ndlhing." ad- mitted Golden West Coach Ray Shackleford. whose Rustlers would SC1rm to look' like an acorn amidst Sequoias in the new conference. "I personally didn't thing anything was going to happen," admitted Tucker of his request out of the SCC. Joining the .sec arc Metropolitan Conference powers Taft. Bakersfield. El Camino. Pasadena and Long Beach CC. The massive relcaguing plan - OCC joins Saddleback, R1 vcrs1dc CC. Southwestern. Citrus, Santa Ana. Palomar, San Diego CC and San Dieito Mesa. Only Saddleback Yet Shackleford refused to be ruffled over the prospects of meeting (Please mee PIRATE8/C4) ~-:• • Marcu• Allen (left) of the Raiden and Wuhlnaton '•John JUaln• flfureto be workbone8 Sanday lD Seper Bowl xvm. There's parity in NFL Raiders and Redskins a cut above the rest By HAL BOCK A#1:*'9 ..... TAMPA. Fla. (AP) -Some years aao. the National Football League took a pledge to panty, producing a flood of7-9, 8-8, and 9-7 records for many of its member clubs u evenly balanced teallU flitted Wlth ..5()() SCUOllS. "On any Jivcn Sunday . .. " intoned Commi s1oner Pete Rozelle, solemnly anurina us we would never know in advance what was 1011'1 to happen tn his league. And 1n larac measure. he was naht This season. for cumple, 16 of the 28 clubs won between seven and nine pmc . S7 percent of the brotherhoo6.form•na a model of med1ocnty Ry contrast, only PX teams (21 percent) won 10 or more. There are some football t>Un t who have frowned on this and for them, "'c have the upcr Bowl That's because while the r6t or the year supphe a httle 'IOmeth1n1 for JUSt about everybody. like hav1na your team lose by four touchdown one week and wtn by thrte'the MXl __,__,_ week. Super Sunday, with its Roman numeral designation, is reserved for the lea,ue's elite. Parity is somethina of an illusion weaved by the NFL Sure, for 16 weeks tt works, producina its share ofsurpnse endings. And maybe once 1n a while a team wtJI come out of the pack. pick up wmc momentum and suddenly surface. all spruced up on Super Sunday. But not yet. This year's candidates for that role were the underdoaScattkSeahawb.wboplaycd David to the M1am1 Dolphins' Goliath. A week later. thoua,h. they learned about NFL rcaht) at the hands oftbeJlau1en in the Ammcan Cooftrencc champion hip pme. No surpri~ there. Even though Seattle had beaten the Raiden twice dunnJ the rqular .e.uon. that was parity umc This wa pla)off umc. when the foolina around ,tops and the quail;¥ teams act acnous -When the Washmaton Red ~ins and R1t1dcrs ~·ck off Super Bowl XVIII Sunday 1n Tampe tad1um. t~ faces will be famthar "" The Red kins, of course. won thtspme from Miami a year 1JO and are maktltf th~ ir third appearance tn the 1ca&ue's howp1ecc conte\l The Raiders capturtd the t 9 I champion hip with many or the same playcri who will be in the hncup for th1 one and the franchise. O.~land Ind ~ ion . i here for the fount\ time. . . ~ to a degree Of the 28 member clubs. 1 S have made the tnp to the final pme. But that includes teams like the Green Bay Packers. t.bc New York Jell, Baltimore Colts and K.anaas Oty Chiefs., who were all here for early Super Bowls and haven•t been back 1n quite some ttme. Ehm1natc one-shot visiton and the mem- bership shrinks even more. There were San Francisco and Ctncmnall 1n 1911 -an appropriate pairina bccaux i\ was held in a oae- shot sue of Detroit that broke the NA..'s un ~It rotatton. ~were Phlladdphia in 1911, \M Los Anaclcs Rams in 1980. Denver 1n 1978 and the Jets in 1969. The roll call of frequent vi itora tarts with Dallas. which tw been~ a record fi \'e times., wtnn1na two and loslna three. But \be Cowboys have been absent IJnct per Bo..-l xm wt.en they lo ta 3S-3 t t'hnllcr -perbapt the best pme 1n the history of the series -to Pattsbu.rah. The lCekn. Minnaota, ud Miami joined thas yur by lbc Raiden as fow·limo parna~n • Pittsburah. of cou • never lost one oft showdown and the Vtki never won one. n.e . Dolphins are 2·2 after tut year's loa so Wa hmaton The Raiders ~ 2-1 .,.na to undly. • • --~ -~~--~---~...------..._.._.._.,__ ...... ______ ....... ______________________________ __ Redfern 's new goal is to simply hug his wife and ch1ld From AP dl1patcbt1 LO ANG ELES -A ma,ior league iii pitcher struggllna to make a comcbaclc last summer. Pete Redfe rn now ha~ a simpler aoaJ. "My first (goal) 1s to arr m) upper body back so l can hug my wife and t:h1ld apin.'' said Redfern, paralyzed in m1d..Ql·tobl."r when he dove off a beacts seawall into two feet of water nnd shattered his spin cord. l nut that da~. two of the most important thmss in the 29- ~ear-old pitcher's life was the d~hn1ng speed on his fastball and thr break of his curve. He toiled seven years wtth the M1nne'iota Twins until he was cul 1n 1982. and pitched ~poradt· cally la-;t ~ear for the Los Angeles Dodgers' Albuquerque. N.M. farm team. Redkm spent the first two REDFERN months after the acc1den1 in Hoag Hospital 1n Newport ~ach un11l he was able to be~n rchabil1tat1on in December at "lorthndge Hospital Medical (enter. That's wht•re he 1s now and where he "'ill stay for at least four mon ths or until all hopes for progress have ended Late at night, Rtdforn said, he hes awake in his hosp1tal bed and tncs to see the future. Hts v1s1ons now must go forward , one day at a time. Redfern can look at the challenge ahead of him in baseball terms. The bases are loaded witb no one out in the top of the ninth and he 1s comm& out of the bullpen. At 8 o'clock e.ven morning, Redfern answers the call His tir!lt ho ur Is spent wnh an occupational 1herap1c;t who 1w1sts and turns his numb arms. keeping the 101nts mobile and looking for any sign of 1mpro' ement Ph )s1cal 1hcrap) 1s his next stop, where his legs are stretched and he works on sitting and holding his bod) weight up After lunch. Redfern returns to therap) unul 4 p.m "f lo'e 1t." he said "This 1s phase two tn a long, ngorous ordeal .. , Quote of the day · Tennis player Bttdu .... ou wbat the bas learned from her 11 1traijht loasie. fo Martina Navratilova; "How to lhAU handJ!' PCAA honors Titans' Wood Cal State Fullerton's Leon Wood, a m high-scoring. play-making guard who led the Titans to a pair of conference v1ctones in their last two outings, was named Monday as the Pacific Coast Athletic Assoc1at1on's basketball player of the week . Wood pumped 1n 31 points. including 18 1n a row. as the Titans downed Pacific 67-59 last Thursda). He had seven assists In the \ IClOr). JUSI belov.. his season a .. erage of 7 IS The 6-1 senior from ~an1a Monica on Sunda\ paced Fullerton to a 53-51 upset of then I 3th-ranked Fresno State. as he ~ored 26 points and )Clnk tv.o free th rov..s 1n the final two minutes for th e winning edge. ~ood became the Tttans· top career scorer wtth the 31 points aga1n\t Paulic Hl· nov.. has 1.529, bcttenng the old '>t houl mark ol I .49!S ~cl by Greg Bunch 10 1974-78 Wood has helped J-ullerton shoot out to a 4-0 PC AA mark. and the T 11ans' O\erall record 1s 13-2. their best start e'er More accolade• for Dic kerson T MPA. Aa. -Super Bowl pan1c1-[il panbJoc Thc1"1mann und·Dave Butz of the c II• Wuhinaton Redskins and Todd C'hnsten...cn of the Ra1de~ ~ere among the 11 Players of the Year announced Monday by the Nat1onal Football Lta&ue Alumni Anoc1at1on Tbeismann l?asscd for 29 touchdowns and threw only 11 mtcroept1on~ dunna the 1983 season when he led the Redskins. the NFL's defending champions. to 1.1 14-2 r'C'Cord, the best in the league. He was named the Quanerback of the Year and Butz. a defensive tackle who helped Washington finish No I in the league against the rush. was named Defensive Lineman of the Year in balloting by more than 3,000 alumni. Chnstenscn led the NFL 1n rtc.'C1v1ng wtth 92 catches. the most ever b) a light end. He also was second 1n receiving )ard!I With 1,247 DICKERSON Three members of the Pit· tsbul'Jh tcelers also were selected -center Mike Webster as the OfTens1.,,e Lineman of the Year, Jack Lambert as the outstanding linebacker and Gary Anderson as the premier kicker. Other Players of the Year arc running back Enc Dickerson of the Rams, wide receiver Roy Green of the St. Louis Cardinals, defensive back Ronnie Lott of thr San Francisco 49ers, kick-returner Billy Johnson of the Atlanta Falcons and special teams star Bill Bates of the Dallas Cowboys. Billy Ball can't be saved SAN FRANCISCO -Billy Ball. a 4- year-old gral colt who earned $159.084 and a fa1thfu fan club in nine career starts. has been destroyed following unsuccessful efforts to save his foundenng left leg. The multiple stakes winner was destroyed Satur- day at the University of California al Davis. A mystenous infection that struck his leg after last month's Affirmed Handicap at Hollywood Park had been cured, but not before Billy Ball foundered, a cond1t1on where the ankle slips into the hoof. "He was suffenng too much, and the hoof was going to have to come off anyway ... said trainer Ross Brinson. "It's a b11ttr pill. bul I gues~ )OU have to learn to take the bitter wtth the sweet.·· Rasmussen gets Pac-10 a ward WALNUT CREEK -Blair m Rasm ussen, the 7-foot center who led Oregon to a 62-51 upset victory over UCLA, was named Pacific· I 0 basketball Player of the Weck Monday. The 1un1or from Auburn, Wash .. scored 18 of ht~ 20 point!> in the second half against UCLA. He was eighl of 12 shooting from the floor, grabbed eight rebounds, hae two assists and blocked one shot 1n the triumph. "Blair did exactly what we have to have him do," Ducks Coach Don Monson said. "He became acuve in the second half and we got him the ball. From there, he's hard to stop " Oregon came back to beat Southern Cal (80-49) and UCLA after opening last week with a loss to Notre Dame. Other pla yers nominted for the weekl) conference award were Washington's Detlef Schrempf. Washing· ion State's Rick)' Brown, Anzona's Pete Wilhams. Oregon State's Steve Woodside, California's Butch Hays. and Anzona State's Chns Beasley. an Orange Coast College product High Haven goes wire-to-wire Pittabur ah'• Billy Culberuon (left) flahta for control of a looae ball with St. Job'• BASKETBALL ,.,.....,._o Mark Jackaon during flnt half action Monday. P itt.burgh won, 83-61. Aggies notch No. 3 New M exi co St. dumps lfCSB; Pi ttsb urgh upset s St. John's From AP dl1patcbt1 LA~ CR UCE~. N M. -Senior point guard Steve Colter scored l() points and had seven a\iSIStl> to lead New Mexico State to a 74-59 win over UC Santa Barbara Monday night 1n a Paci fic Coa~t Athleuc Associauon college basketball game. The win was the third straight for NMSU and upped Its record to 6-7 for the year The Aggies are now 2-2 in the PCAA. Santa Barbara dropped to 6-8 overall anti 1-4 in league pla} With Colttr leading the v,.a>. the Aggies shot a s1ullng 69.5 percent from the field in the second half to break a"'a~ from a 31-30 halftime lead l '( Santa Barbara 'v..as led b) guard Dcdmk Brooks with 16 p<?•nts and forward Conner Hen!) v..1th 15 points Scott Fisher. a forward. chipped in 12 points for he Gauchos Nev.. MtxH:oStateopened upa nine point lead. 47-38. with five minutes gone 1n the second half but the Gauchos battled back to within two points at 56-54 wi th 7·02 left 1n the game. Nev.. Mexico State then went on an 11-2 run to clinch the '1ctw"} Culbenson ~as fouled He then made one of two free throws w1th two seconds remaining as Pitt upset the Red men in Pittsburgh for the second season in a row Pitt won. th,>Ugh Cl}de Vaughn. the rnnfcrence's leading scorer. wa r> held to two points 1n the second half after scoring 15 1n 1he first. \ulbenson added 13 poin ts. Watkins 12 and Williams I 0 for Pitt. I 0-4. Mullin scored 14 points rn the second half, but Jeff Allen. with 12 points. wa" St. John's onl y other double-figure \l"Ort.'r. 1 Reserve guard George Allen scored seven con&eeut1vc points 10 lift Pitt to a 46-37 lead m1dwa) thro ugh the second half. but C ulbcnson missed a pair of shots in the final nine second~ to send the game into o .. er11me LSU 104, U.S. International 16 B.\ TON ROl '(,f . La -Freshman center N1 k1ta ~ il!><>n '>Cored 17 points and rcsr .. e ()on Redden added I 5 as No 11 L ou1<,1ana State O\ernhelmed L' ~-Inter· na11onal t Sl 10-1mcrall.1umped to a 12-5 lead rn the first three and a half minutes after running off eight quick point\ three on steal'> and U S. I ntemat1onal never go pt w1th1n fi,e points of the Tigers aher that. All 14 L<il J pla~ers \{Ored John f udor chipped in v.1th I~ poi nts and ..\nthon) Wilson 10 for L5l Renton takes bobsled lead A.RC ADIA -High Ha\en ran her ~ winning 'll reak to three straight and also notched ht.·r first stakec; v1ctol) Monda} In other gaml''> wht·n \he lc:d w1re-to-w1n· 1n the $45. 720 St. John's 63, Pittsbu rgh 61 Basketball scores A. \ailor from Norlolt.. Va broke hie; • Cilonou" Song Stake!> on the turl at Santa Anita. PITTSBl 1Rt O\cr a minute remaining 1n ovcn1mc a'> ':~-:: ~ ~=~~~;~;.'~, '~.1·~=~~0~0~ Sl ha lf'Na} through tht.• l 1 <i. 01} mplC Team out of the gate and stayed comfonably in frof¥. en route Pittsburgh upset 10th-ranked ~t. John 's in a Big East A1u~e Ancnornoe /8 Hewa11 Georo1• S4, M1u1u10111 s1 s2 fo ur-man bobsled tnals at Lake Placid. to a 41/i-kngth victor) over Salin Ribera. Skillful Jo} C"onfercncl:' game. · H110 10 Georol• Ttcri 1s. Auout1• Coll S? -f Th t th p th • fi t f B l: ROCKIES Jernel Medllon 63 Arntr lcen '9 N. y finished another three-quarters o a length back 1n e vie ory was e an ers irs 111 our ig ast New M••ico 51 74 uc sen•• LSU 104. us1u u 13111 Renton J4 a Nav} demolitions expert. had third. games this season. while St. John's lost m second straight Bart>are ~ MCNtttr sr eo. se Loull!ene 62 runs Monda, of 59 J4 seconds and I :00.09. The winner. a 5.,ear-old mare trained b" Laz to fall to 11-3 overall and 2-2 in the conference wvom1n11 63 A•r Force 42 Nw Lou"1ar1• S9 Lou•l1an• Coll · / / S J h • k 59 57 I d · h h R Sent& Ft 9S E New MU•CO I S SJ Renton the first dr"er on the track on Monda), Barrera.wasclocked1n I 494-5inthe l11K-m1lceventfor t. o n s too a · ea int e overtime ut on e MOnrane n Marv c.011 6s Tennfutt Tee" 73 r.nnanM s1 set the American 1..ourse record of 51J.4J seconds last ft I hes and mares 4-}car5·0lds and up. Stewan and Mike Moses both missed I-and-I free thro"' usT &9 Januar. fkkehard Fasscr of Sw1t1erland set the all-High Haven. who <:a med 115 pounds, paid S3.60. bids and Chip Watkins ti ed the score at 59.59 with a pair of :~:~~~.0~e.'~;"'!.;'; i:C,, 91 ~: ~~~==•~" ~~· ;' Ata· comers record of 58 99 sewnds on Mount Van S2.80and S2.40. Satin Ribera. nddt!n by Pat Valenzuela free throws with I: 54 remaining. Brown 14 vait n t>•m• ss Hoevc:nbero on r cb 27 1983 and carrying 122 pounds. returned S4.20 and S2.40. St. John's then turned the ball O\ er on a five-second co1u11e 13 King, Po.,,, 69 vir11•n • Tecri S6 ru1ane s2 e " . lat 0 and w II I" II d d B II Ottewert 13, We.I C'1Hffr 10 w Cerot1na " T'1t c ledel n Tht· lir\t dn,er e\Cr to record a sub-one-minute The show payoff on Sk1lhul Joy. carrying 114 and with vio 1 n 1 iams •O owe up a missc 1 ) OuQut'"' 64 Rrioot 1,18na 63 MIDWEST single he.ii on the 16-cune chute considered the Chns McCarron aboard. was S2.40. C"ulbenson shot to give Put the lead for good at 61-59 r-ord"am as Stene 64 Notre Cerna os Letevett• J9 world, l..i\tl'\l 'n·' mo'>I dangcrou•. v..a• '-1··inhard Culbertson then secured the v1ctof!' b) twice mat..ing Hoty C<ou 19 Manatriu""' n St Lou·' •9 Butta• '4 a u ~ ~ " f r h h fi I 16 d .• h .1 Marlhell 10 Furmar ot W II •no•\ 41 Veloere11<1 40 "'ehmer ul [ a\l (,erman\ at 59.86 dunng the 1980 T ).--la.I di' one 0 two .rel' I rov..c; in l e ina sccon s. 'ianu\\IC l'u Nevv 79 Fe.r141,gn o.o "'0" n )(av tr 0'1•0 1l Evan\v•lle so ~inter 01\mpit~ e CYa.-aOD, ra 0 around a la)U~ b) Chns Mullln. wh o fin1s heo \\Ith 26 NortPIH\ltrn II M•·"• 1S SOUTHWEST points "or th" cdmen P·tllOurg'1 63 St JoM' 61 otl Ore Rooerts 12 01<la,.orn1 C1h In '\ctontl place going into toda) 's final heals was 11 .. • Ruroer ' 11 Monmou1,. NJ s9 so 32-~ear-oltl Brent Ru shia"' of'iaranal Lake. N.Y . the TV: No-events acbedulod. 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(.\Pl -Lo~ "-ngdi.•s ( oach Don Pnr. kncv. 11 was all O\l'r for the Kings after the first ix·nod ul Monda~ n1gh1"s National Hocke'r League game against the M1nneso1a Nonh Stars. The North Stars pelted Los Angeles goalie Mike Blake with 16 \hot\ 1n the opening period. ~onng fiH• goals 1n th e fiN I 5 minute\ .. ~ e made a jµmc of It in the last tv..o penod!>. but It was O\.er alter the lim .. Perry said ... It's not much fun being behind the bench v..hen that 1s going on." C ra1g Le vie who 1s back with the North Stars from their Salt Lake C.11) farm team for the third time this ~ason. and A.I Mac.\dam each scored two goals for Minnesota. induding one each in the first and third pc nods Le\ 1e '31d 1he h1fts between l ltah and Minnesota ha' e been harder on h1\ wife than on him "You JUSI ha\ c 10 pla) ) our gamt.• and let them makl· tht dt·c1\1on,," h«: said SCCtakeson UC San Diego LA JOI LA -( oach 8111 Reynolds and his Southern ( ahfom1a < ollege Vanauards take their shaky road ~how to UC' an Diego tonight for • n NA IA D1str1ct Ill basketball conlcst at 7 JO The Vaniuard' I l -4 Overall and I· I in NAIA play. havt had thtir shart of probltm on the road th(• mo ' recent stumbhna block bc1na 1 11I·76 1rounc1ns hv ho•I We\tmont lao;t ~cd ·c ( rchound~ h) defcatin& C al Bapt1ttt 92-80 in the V3n&uard 1ym on Frida) l c \Jn D1e10 is al~ l·I 1n NA IA D1~tnC'I Ill pla\ and 6-10 overall. Out two of thr l ntons' lo$~S wrrt adm1n1nerrd by PaC'· I 0 schoob ~tanford and Cal. t r<. S..11 r>1eyo 1., ltd by 6-0 guard Brandon N1:\on who ., isvernaini lb l point~ per pmr. and 6-7 senior tcvr n1nt. tht top free throw 'lhOPtrr in tht' c<>nfertnce (90 prrc..'t'nt) n1nt avcmacs 14,b point\ p.;r pme The Vonauard• .rl' led by ~n1or auard Andre Sm11h. who 1 avcr1atn& I H pcnnttt pee iiamc. and forward Dave , C or 1. who enter lhr pmc with a 17-poinuvcrqr S(( boast thr topau1st man 1n the N IA 01stnr1 111 m 1un1or rwln C rharTUh'\V11 a pmc. J) .. ., ·· \.\ ht•n ~ ou u1nw up 11 take' a uluplc of good \h1 h!t to get the rnnfidcni.'e up." he added "You ha ve to come up and meet the challenge North ')tardeleno;cman l>a H Richter ignited the ti ve- goal lir\l period with a goal 26 seconds into the game. Bnan Bellows notched h1'i 25th goal of1he sea&on to make 1t 2-0 v..1th Le\lc MacAdam and George Ferguson adding the other first-pcnod goals. Dino ( 1ccarelh and Tom Mc< anhv each scored their 26th goal\ Of the 'ie8'iOn in the second penod 10 give Minnesota a 7-IJ lead Los A.ngelec;' Ken Houston !.napped Nonh Star\ goalie Gille-; Meloche\ bid for rus third shutout at 2.21 of the third penod The Kings also got ~oals from Charlie ~1mmcr. h1~ 28th. and Bnan Engblom in the final penod The King' wrre playing without leading scorer Marcel Dionne. wh o nm~d Im third sfra1~ht game with rt wraincd ankk Dionne had missed onl ) two games in the prt .. 1ou~ 'll'l year\ hcfore the inJUI). The Nonh S1ar1> lo-.t deknscman Dan Mandich in the fim period with an inJuretl knel'. It wasn"t known Monda) night how long Mandich would bl' out of acuon. Minnesota also was without the services of ca8tain Cr:ug Hamburg. who underwent knee surgery Jan. I and " c;1dchned for the '\C3\on. and ( urt Giles. who has been ou1 of the lineup 'ilflCe he tllJured ht:\ knee against Toronto lass Thursda) Giants to retain Robinson \.\t-. FRANC IS( 0 (AP) -Grnnts owner Bob Lune "3)' manllacr frank Rob1n\on .... contrnc1 will ~extend~ for at ltMt 1nothtr )'rtlr Lune did nol J')mv1de man) detail\ .. becau the"'·~ nothin& on p.ipcr H'I But ~c dctin1telr. wpnt frank back lor n add1t1onnl )car. and money ~on 1 be a problem. All INC have to do 11. \11tdown and work tt out." lune \ltd in ~·J')tl·m~r he wa\ "97 percent surt" Rllb1n\on would t>c.-back. but had nothina to announce at the cnd of b3'4"b311'., w1ntrr mect11i~ 1n Nashv1llt' last month . "I nrv,·r frll illl~ \en~ ot uricncy." t uric told the \an • r.inc1'o(.'O < hron1dc on Mond;i). .. The main th1n1 wa\ to 1.'t II don~· t-•h'H pnng tratnltl -and lh&l°!. lhC WO) It will b\.'," Rob1Mon. ~ho no~ mak.ts as rn1motcd SltiS.000 :i \tar. "li~nrd hn, hf'll twO·}car C'o11tr11c1 llh the G1 nt~ 1n 1hc snnna or 1981ind101 l~-)~llr t~tcns un thcouah th•~''"' 1r . r Orange Coeat OAIL V PILOT ITueeday, J~ 17, 1984 CS ~ > . Prep basketball log NBA WUTUIN CONfllllllNC• "ac:lfle DMalell w I. ""'· oa UH!tn tl ,. '22 li'orll•nd u " '10 s .. 111. 19 17 n• l•t GOldell St•te II 21 ~ • P'notftl-17 ,, ()f 7 knOleoo 12 2' ~,. 1111'» Mlo•••I Dlvla!Wl Uleh 2S 1) 01 o.n .. n " 579 ' IC.•na" (llV 16 21 CJ2 .. , 0.l'lver " 71 '21 ' S.1'1 Al'llOlllo •• 73 410 ,.,, HOV.IOI'! •• 2S 3S9 11\1') •AST9•N GC>tfl'l•INCI loatOl'I AIMtlc OM.- 2' • 76> ~ledt!Olll• 2' 11 703 ,..., NewYMk 11 " "' 7Yt ~JtrM\' " 20 417 IO'h We"'l~IOll 17 21 .. 1 12 C..el~ O.trOll n IS Sts MllwlUkff n " * I Allenl1 10 11 SU ,~ Chiu to IS 20 •n • Clt•Nncl II 26 7'7 11 ll'ICSlll'la 10 1' 2't 111-) MendltY'• ~ HO IMlmel KMdUtecl TeNIM'a Gemft w .. nlnglon ,, Lahn New Jenev el N•w 'fork Oelroll •t Pllh•a.tl>llla Mllw1ullM at lndlana Utah et Allent1 Cleveland 11 Chle.110 Boston 11 t<an'-ta Cltv Denver 11 Houaton Sen Diego •t GolO.n St1t1 0 11111 •I P0<H100 Collffe A" TOf' 10 ltec:ord ..,. fl'YI 1 N Cu ollna (61) 11 0 1240 I 2.0.P1ul 13·0 1160 J 3.Kenluclr.v 17·1 1074 , • Houaton 16·2 1015 1 S T1u1·E1 Pn o 14·0 9!13 I &Gtor1111own 13·2 146 • 7 .Mlrvtand 11·2 120 s I N1v ·LU \leg1\ 14·1 no 14 tUCLA 11>-7 S6I • 10 lhll'IOI\ 1?·7 m 9 II Oregon St • 1 S10 16 17 W1k1 F0<11I II 2 m 12 I) Tul\I IS 0 4SS 10 14 SI Jonn·, 11 l 37• 10 IS L0Ut\i1n1 St 10·3 301 II 16 80\lon Collfft II 3 754 ~I 17 Frnl'IO St 11·7 , .. IJ II Memphis SI II l 211 19 It Purdue 11 3 10S 20 Oii l1hom1 ll 2 1'9 17 PCAA C~enc1 0Ylf' .. WL WL Nev1d• LI\ VIG•\ s 0 14 I C11 St111 F u111r1on • 0 17 2 Fr11no St•I• 7 I II 3 UC Irvine 3 2 1 1 New Mt•IC:O Stall 2 1 6 , Utah Sta te 7 7 I s Sen Jose Siii• 1 3 6 • UC Santa 81r1>are I • 6 I Long Beac:n Sta te 0 J , • Pacific 0 • 1 14 Tu..-Y'' Score Ntw Mexico St111 7•. UC S1n11 Bart>llre S9 T?wndlv's Gemes FrHl'IO St111 11 UC lrvl"' C•I S1111 Fullerton 11 Long Beech '.>t1t1 Utan Stell II New Mlxlc:o State Pacific •• Hev•dl LU \legH ,,,. boWllnt SHOWBOAT INVITATIONAi. let UIS V ... s) ,ln1 ltlUncl LMdwt I Ern•t Scnlellel. Vancouver, Wnll . I US 1 Oon Gen110, N Mtrrlc:k. NY , I 174 3 Pett McCordlc Hou\lon I 11• 4 C•rmtn Relli Founl8tn Vauev. 1.797 S C11ev Berrv All>uQuf'rQue, NM 1.179 6 Randv Uglltfoo1 St Cnar1111 , Mo . USO 1 WovM Wtt>b. Carmel, Ind , 1,746 a Me"llall Holman, Jacksonvllle, Ort . 1.741 9 Tit, Larrv Gra v. Torrence, 1,739 9 Art Trasll, Fresno, 1,739 l l Da ve Keppel, Clllc.ego, l.13' 11 Boo HenOltY, Pomoa no B11c11, Fil , I 73S 13 Ge<><llt P11>1>H. Chtrlo11t. NC., 1,129 14 Tit, Garv SklOmorP Alt>uQ..-rQut , NM ,UU u Jim S1111n1c11, Jolltt, Ill U 14 16 R091r H111\1ll, Renton Wnll , 1.111 11 Srl1n Von Tlcome. W1V1 1,703 II JONI G1nt, Plltst>urgh. P1 , 1,707 19 Jim Murll\llew, V1\te 1,6'9 ?O Rowdy Mo<row Vl\la 1.697 21 Jimmie Pritts Jr L1wren<t Md 169S 72 M•t"' Morton Llttltton Colo, l,6'n 7) Mlkt Ourt>ln Cnagrln F 1111 Of'tto, I U S ,. Jev Aono, BOIMI Ind . I. .... Siii conditions sou'tHUN CALIFOttNIA GOLDMINE -15 27 dtPlh, 6 ntw. nud oecked end m1n·madt, 2 c1111rs ooeretlng MOUNTAIN HIGH 1e 14 IHPlh, 11 Mw, herd packed 1nd men meO.. 1 cheln SHOW SUMMIT -17 74 deolh, h1rd 1>1Ckld end men midi, S clltlrs Sl•RltA·HIEVADA ltAHGE LASHH "Altl( -No new 7 ) loo! l>Ut 11erd·01cked and groomt d Ont tr1P4t Chair. two 1urt1ct 11111 aottlAL -No new 10· 12 fool but groomed oecked oowdef ancs firm oecked Five c1111rs dev. lhrM nigh! SUGA• a<>WL -No new 7· IS loot .,._. llf'oomtd oe<k.0 POWdtr end firm 1>1cked Five dO<Jl>lt chair\ 1cce11 chair •nd ecceu llOl'IOOll NotllTH STAR NO new 2 l t loot .,... oroomeo and firm 01cked Nine Chtln A~N• MmAOOWS -No new ii/\·"'-" fool blse oeald oowdor Ten dltln , -surf1C1 1111 HOM•WOOD -Ho new I ., 6 tool blM oroomt1clr.td turn· Int s.ofl 111rff c111ln , '~" Ufh SQUAW VALLIY 11.200 II I -No new •·t 1001 ont trOOfMCI Oltlr.td oowder, firm oeclr.td end 11r1nu1tr C•* '•r. OOl\OOI• end 12 Chtlfl LA!• Alemlto$ MONDAY'I •HUI.Tl UNI ........... ••r11r fltfv ,__> fl•n ltA.CI. 350 vard• Rlslnt 1,.lghl (81rO) l 40 , 40 2 40 J•1 lndlOO (Pl*tl'llOl'I) 2 60 1 40 Gav R.otl Too I Her II , 60 Also raced. Gooo Thell Sco111, Htr T11rn, Ml" Ova l Otllohl, Roemlng ew. Merv Mlt &rnlt flme.1U2 n •x•CTA (2·61 Plld "20 SICOND •ACI. «O v1rd1 Peu II To Mtt (H•rll 6 40 , 10 3 00 OH•Super POllC:V ICllrl\141) HO U O OH•F'ltt .. lh (Vtldll) ''° ) 00 OH-0110llt1I IO< ~d Also rectcl OM W1v Rider, P'**> Clncltf. Jet Set Rib, ClllOV\ C~mplon, Chtrltll lt.O. Go Go Midw•v. Mr HOllv .. ,,. Time n .3' THIRD ltACI. )SO nrd\ hOouln ltO:f.JllV !C1r0o11l ~ 40 3 60 J JO I.II 811 S.ttv (Hermon) 4 IO l to Wiii\ Flnttl (CrMl>ffl I to AllO r1~ A Curt Ont. How Hert\ Jonnv, APOllonlus Biil lttd S~. Lone J1nle. I lg IC.1hun., Beoouln RoY1llv, Sri P•v1n Tlmt 1a.so U •XACTA (l ·f) 011d U7 IO . ,OUttTH It.ACE. 400 verd\ Im 0\111 Touch IC1trls1411 ~00 210 2 40 Luck\ Moon IG1rcl1) 1 60 4 10 Her" Jol'tn Jonn (MllclltM) l 40 Also reced Juli" fop Moon, How Rich, Ask Dolly. DlllC•1• Angel, PNct Otttrlng Time. 10'2. U •XACTA (3·7l 01ld ... 00 l'll•TH RAC•. 400 vard\ Funnv Ml (Cardoll) 10 70 9 60 6.00 La Tt OOUllll (Cr1111er) .'° 3.80 Torch 1111 Mof'tlv IRulrl 4.00 AllO rtC.Ol ~nnv And Miid, Mir Chic, RH GO$M 81r, frlsll Pr .. 1ttnc1, Sl'IOfl Jtl, MegglH Mam, L1dv LIH Two Time. 1049 52 •XACTA (9·'J 01ld 1107 IO SIXTH ltACll. 179 vards Julll\ L•dv L aw v er (Hert) • 2080 160 440 T re•ellng Snow ICr1111trl S JO J 60 Pleu1n1 POlkv (Mltchell) 3 40 AllO rtCld' Cn1ko. HOUH Ape, Tree" Act, St• To S.1. Doneero Time 47.37 SfiVINTH •ACll. SSO vard1 Vedo I Frvdlvl 4 to 3 JO 1 to LHdtr Roon (Hlrl) • '° 7 to Sia Te (V11611) l 40 Also rec:ed Toucn ConlrOI, B•d Risk, D1ndv Polkv, Whooote Ctt, Flame Tracer Time 27.lS '2 llXACTA ll·l l 1>1ld l?I 40 12 '°1CK SIX (6 ... J-9-6·•1 paid s l9,S26.40 with I wlMlno ticket <six hor'"' 11 Plclr. Six Conw1111on oeld S19S to wllh 6' wlnnlno 1lcktt\ (five l'IOfHI I EIGHTH RACll. 3SO vard\ BHI Of Ml ""''"'' '40 3 70 l 60 DH·Pe11nnon1e, Bunnv (Hull 3 40 4 40 DH·RHI En1 Jet Two IAd1lrl 260 320 DH-DHdhtet for \Kond Al10 raced· t<ellv Colfer. Time To Sllu. Preuv Rebell• Time· 17.81. HIHTH RACE. «O vard\ Wlndv Duh (Cr11ger) IS 40 S 20 3 60 Tiit Slgn1turt (Nlcodtmu\) J ?O 1 40 Thi 8111<11 Alll1nc1 (H1rt) 1 to Also rtced S<ol1 Lewi,, Hlghenttrlet, Wu Sier Wrangled, Otvll Wl\O, Too Tidv SI\, Ctanv N•llve, Chlel'IO Time 71 n $2 EXACTA (1-10) 1>a1d '3810 TEHTH ltACE. JSO 'll rds Azure Challenoe (ValOllJ 1' 60 9 to S 40 Tommv Green ILICkt'll 3 to 2 IO Cn1mo111111 Tou t (Bard) 1 to Also raced Lii Soo11l1 Rvon. Plundl" Fortune. Jeule Mlto, Crimson Luck, Miu v Ont, 8ot>Ov Darin, J1c.n91111 Time 11?1 "12 I XACTA (6·91 paid 11110 Allendlnc:e S,011 Santa Anit. MOHDAY'S ltH4Jl.TS ( lltft If f 1 ·deY ltttf ovtf!Ortd ~) l'IAST RACE. Ont milt Si ii'\ Prlnceu (DlhUIVI ) 17 40 7 '° s 20 Pronto Miu CPt0ro11J • 40 J 40 L•dv Collt.n IMt1al 6 to Also riced Long On Clan, Petlle Riviere , Lace Bikini, Pomoevane, Grend Stam Bet>v. Uollllv Laced Merrv HHd hner Time I 39 31S SECOND RACE. I I 16 mile\ Time For Silence (Plncavl l 20 1 00 1 40 Sir Sen ion (Pierce! • 60 J 60 S11or1 And Snaro ILloh1ml S 00 Al'o reced Brv He He, Young Admlret, JumPOlf Joe Hacnl, W'11\pertng We1>1n, Emoerador Al Norlt, Prlmerv Di v, Oc:10 Nallvt , Hatfield Time· H4 S2 DAILY DOUBLE CJ 11 oe ld S79 40 llllltD RACE. I I• 16 mll11 Prince True IMcCerr0<1) J 80 'l 40 7 'lO KH O On h iking (Ptnctv) , 40 110 Hta•tntv Pl11n ID111riou"a vel 1 60 Also raced Doctor Foote Forelon Legion, l1me11 Time I « I S lS EXACTA 13 II oald 119 SO FOURTH RACE. Ont ml~ Air Force Two IB•ackl 7 IO • 40 3 00 Dn111ng Btade I Dt11110uu1 vii 6 00 J 40 cnevo 1v 111niu1111 7 IO Also raced Parlao eno. Lvnnwouk!, Aeneas A Mer1n1 Time I J9 4 H FIFTH ltACE. 6''> furtong\ M1lor Biii IGltt>trt I 10 60 610 4 IO Olatlnct Lover I H1w1ev l 6 20 • 60 Grits And Frll1 !Guerr1 1 4 60 Also raced L'Nallv, S11ndU\kY Flvtng Chick, Agllato, GrtnOOlt, Hlt>trnlco, Arcllc R1111nr Time I 17 llS l5 EXACTA (2·S) oe1d 116600 SIXTH RACE. One milt Mu '\ Ladv !Fernendez I I 00 4 20 J 00 Vigor'' Ledy (Fuentes I • 00 110 Determined Lanie !Plncevl ) 00 Al\o raced Pina Girl La Gerula, FIHI Rema, Ledv U enva Miu Btrrv Danctnu Guest. Ele111nt Hosteu Time I 40 ?IS SIVINTH ltACI!. 6 lurlonoJ I'm Pre1llglou1 (Plnc:ev> 10 20 l IO J 40 1nqul\lllon (McC1rron) 3 00 J 00 Betll Monele ISll>llll) t 60 Also receo Pit• Uo1trM Aoll•ttd L1<1V, 0.vloht Diiie, 9tall B11>1 Bebv Time I I 1 U llXACT A !1·SI 01ld U S SO llGHTH ltACE. I I I milt\ on lur1 Hlllll H1ven ISlbUlll l 60 ? to 140 Selin ltlblf'"1 (Velenllllla l • 70 140 Skllltut Jov IMcCarr0<1l 140 Also recad Pink S.llr My Nlllvt Princ:en. VIOe. 01tsen<11 Time 1·4' 4/S. 11 DAILY DOU•LI (J·l ·H I )) Paid U ,'2S .0 wllh S7 wlnnlnv lkktll (llx hOritl) t1 Piek Six COlllOlallon ot ld l 16010 with 1,m wlMine rk11e1s (flvt hOratsl HIHTH ••c•. 6\') furtono• Siient Fo• (DllallOulAVt) 6 40 ) 40 '60 Goocl Finish IPlncevl 3 tO 2 to Wicklow (Gerdel S 20 Al\O rt* AtMrlct n 1.tOlon RlnH, SIA v1aw LIAOUR COltC*A DU MAit lltVINI tlM, 4·11 lt·1, 2·U " Marl11a " s. Maonoll• "' 41 C11>0 V •llev 6S .. lolu ~r•nclt ~ '3 La Jorden ., so De111 Hiiia ., u Mfu loll v..io >J .. ,, .. Ollnd• "' 6l Tt.t•Ol'I ,, n VIII• Park •• :t7 ~VtMt lJ u We11ern .. • ~1 lrvlne 41 47 Cor dtt Mar S7 ,. WGOdbfldM ,, " MIUlon \I""° IO •• L• Quinta ... " LO• Amttos 16 57 l •l•l'ICle .. .. 1!:11H1r1n11 49 u Ul'llv•r•lfv • " IO BOlll Orenot S7 42 Ir vine )7 S.'I Udbck (Oil M 0 Co•I• Mtu )t " Co•I• M111 '° SI kdGltOect. 31 37 Cor dtl lMr ., JI ...... , El Toro .. Un1Ylr'l11\' •I J~N1woor1 H1r1>0r SS E•l•llC!t .. J2!r-1I Eal1ncfa Jlt-e t Nol Harbor J77-Unlvtr1llv J»-£1 Toro J>O-.t Irvine J2~1>41ck F •-• Coate Mtu J27-el Co.It ~ F~ J»-<or · 094 Mar Ft-El T0to Fl-I UnlVlf'\11¥ F 1~11 NOi Herbor F>-E111ncf1 Ft-Not H1'110r FI0--1 El Toro COSTA MaSA NIEWll"O'lT HA•M>tt U ·ll, O•S) <t·•· J·tl \4 Sen Cltmtnlt .. S7 W1rren 61 S? COme>lOl'I 11 62 WH11r'n '3 '3 Cenvon 46 .. LOI Amigo• •S ~ k nl1 Ana SI 61 Artt\1a .. 4) Or•nM Glen ., 11 Mar Viste 40 so L1oun1 HIH1 SI ~1 ffeUtwOOk 5' .. Foolllln 60 4S Powev 47 41 Llguna Hiiis 61 S? Rffd(Ntv) SI )6 El Toro 3' " OoulllH(N••I '3 '° Ir vine 69 SI Rel'IO '3 40 Unlvt"llv u .. Unlvenlly ... ,, Cor. dti Mar 4S Sl E111ncl1 .. S-Unlver•llv J»-el CdM Fl~orone del Mtr JU-11 Unfversllv F)-et NP1 Harbor J27-E1t1ncl1 Ft-et E•t•ncla J30-el kddltt>ec• F l<>-S1ddltbeCk Fl-I El Toro F>-Co•ll Miu Ft-et lrvlne •L T~O F Jl>-Cor 0.1 Mar U ·7, 2·Jl '7 Min ion Vlelo S4 SADOl.lll!IACI< 41 L111una 8Nch 17 (11-J, 3-21 .. LS WlllOn S7 SS SA V•ll•v SJ 43 LO\ Allmllos 69 " HB Ruer'Ves 47 47 Cor01'11 « .. S.n11 An• 3' 41 S1~oec1t. S2 .. Megnoll• .. •1 La9Ulll Hiii\ S7 66 Trov •5 )I Cott• Mft1 )6 S2 El TOf'o •l SS SOdbk (2 01) SI " G1r<1en Grove 60 6J E1t1ncle ,. 6S El DortdO J7 3' Nol Harbor SI 74 S.ntllOO ~ 70 Unlv1t1llv S7 Sac:tt. 3' Cor <Ill Mer SI Jl0-11 E1tencl1 J lt-Unlver\ltv F 1-N-POrt Hubor J20-Cotll MllH Fl-Unlver\ltv J?S-.1 Irvine Fl-11 CdM J17-al El Te><o FIO-lrvlne J30-NtwPOff Hubor . Fl-• E111nc11 F>-a1 CdM ISTANCIA Ft-Univ•""" (13·), C·I) F 10-11 CO\ It Mue tJ LOI Amlgo1 60 IS U111une Beecn SI UNIVERSITY " Sen Clemtnlt 60 (4·•· ,.,, ,. Pow1v 69 40 Sunnv HIH' ., 67 Vl•I• 61 40 C1nvon 39 6A Glen Hoover 67 4S Br11·0 Und1 ., St Sen Olegulto SI 29 Gardin Grove 27 64 VIiie Pull 47 3) WOOdbfldllt 49 •9 Senta Ciera so Sl Canyon 61 SI ~·If' Del ., 41 C'fl)rtU •• .. Or1n91 .. 60 B0111 Gren<lt 63 •• Ce>< def Mir S7 ... Not Hubor 46 .. Nol Harbor SI 41 Cor dll Mer l6 14 El Toro 63 u Ceht• Ml\I 40 41 SaddleOICk 46 41 lrvloe " 69 Irvine S5 S7 E l Toro 70 Jlt-el Co11e ~ J 11-S&ddlet>ac:i. J»-Unlversllv J»-a1 E111ncl1 J1~or dl4 Mer J2S.-N-POfl Harbor J17-1I Npl HUbor J11-1 CdM JJC>-EI Toro JlC>-tl Coste ~ F 1-Saddleoltk F l-lrvlne .fl-et Irvine Fl-al El Te><o " Ft-<011• M111 Ft-1! Slddlet>tde F 10-•t UnlVerlltv Fl~111ncl1 Send And Ste. P11111n1rv Time 1 11 's lXACTA (1·6) oald l66 00 Allendance ?3,919 HGIVwood P1rlr MONDAY'S RESULTS ( :zno If 2'·nltht hlmeu rMetln9l l'lltST RACE. Ont mllt PICI King Of J111 (V1tlndngnm) S 00 • 10 3 00 Poo1w'1Hll1 (Oe\omer) 11 20 ~ 20 Regel Monterev IWllllems> 1 40 Also raced AndVI Herman, Cllrls Top Her, Magna De'u , Ruitv Sltvars. Yanlltt Rhythm Time 2'0I '1 EXACTA 13·21 paid m 10 SECOHD ltAC5. OM Miii Pece LHP Y11r 8 (t<utbltr) • 40 ) 90 3 00 Jll>t Ho <Rosen I 7 60 3 60 Sllek Swlk CSorlggs) 2 IO Al\O raced Andn Winston, Andv'' Peootr Ptler Lo 8 Ho! N Bothered MlcllO Brevo Time 7-0. llS SJ IXACTA 17 31 oe1d 16' 40 THIRD •ACE. One mlle Pit t' JU\I A Fella N IKueblerl 290 7 40 710 Sttec:teo N (Crogl\lln) J IO l 70 Ovt To Sur11ttl11 ISl'lerrenl l 40 Also reced Hughie N &urn O 011. \111•1"9 N , Plecld Jame,, ltovel Slier Time 2 .11 II~ U IXACTA U ·SI P•1d l16 SO l'OU•TH ltACll. Ont mil• 1ro1 T1c1111 Room 11<.uebltr> 11 ao •to 4 40 Cldu Devlin (RKllmOndl l 40 3 40 lllu<lt (Flic:ol S 40 Also raced Twice Reiected. Smllt, Welrli\, J1y1 Memories, Seran•c Time: Hl9 4tS ""TH ltACI!. One milt oace Bellllng Blllv (Bllrgon) 13 60 S 40 3 20 H1oov Hunllng I Anderson> 4 00 3 40 Sklooeralrlt IKutl>ler) S 40 Also rec:ld Mellow Fellow llotcano Of Shlrwll, J11rv Sier, Wlndv Can Cen Mr Hol Slulf, 8ol\l'loi Time 106 4/S lJ •XACTA 11·11 oald t SS 10 SIXTH ltACI. Ont milt oac• Sll1h (Sherren> 11 40 20 40 7 IO Tecome N (Longo) .. 0 0 0 Sonlf1c1 N IB1lller11tOnl S 00 Also r1c.tc1. B•v Tudor, Harrison Minor Kerr H•l'IO•tr, Crulllno N , Ttmoo Btu• Chlo, W1v1 Rkltr Time t06 l/S "3 •XACTA (4·21 oelo '"" 70 s•v•NTH Rt.Cl. °"' mil• OICI Printmaker tMcC1r1v I )4 40 70 60 I to Desert Son (GrUndvl IS 00 ~ 00 Solt ExPldlllon (At.tt>lnl 340 Alao r1t.O Fir~ And R1ln, Htv Guv I Primitive Streetr.. Fle•hv Frll'lk EIOQueni ltov s ,Tl,,,. ?-()6 2/S ,,..IXACT A r•-71 o•ld U2t 70 l!Ot4TH ltACll. One mllt oe<t Gogeller JOlln I Pierce l 16 00 1 40 l 00 Charming Gent IS~Joou 6 40 6 20 HOI Skll>l)ff ($ie.lh) l 40 Al•O rtced VOftr, P'"lt $0\lfflf, BYI SUNSET l E AGUE •DISON MA•tflfA (IJ.),, ,, (1.IJ, •• ,, •2 Le H11><1 ,. ., C0t dti Mir ., ll IC.11•111 1011 3S so Hin 8e1<h SJ fl Oomlnoue1 JV ~ )f L11lew00d .... " CY~•" .. ~ $uMv Hill• '° SS FOOlhlll so .. 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SAN ANTONIO GUN~LINGEIU-C.ut Sl•ntev Wunlnv1on wlo. r•.:e••1t LAPD is developing quite an arsenal for the Olympics LOSANuFI S(AP)-Thc 1984 0lymp1c Games are provtnJ a h1ah-lCCb bonan1a for the Los Anaeks PoltC'c Department. which has alrtad) bou&ht or ordered $600.000 in ~urtty tqu1pmcn1 mctud1na 1 bomb-<Sefu~· 1n1robot The Pohce Otp.1nmtnt 1s authonicd to \pend S798.SOO on nnu-terromt and other Olymp1cs.-rclattd hardw1 re ond the dep.irt· mcnl iets to ktep 1t afierward. Alrndy 1cqu1~ nre 10 $3,8SO infrared filters, which Wlll allow helicopter pa1rols of niJ!lttimr event~ and Ol~mp1c v1ll1sc without u'ft of bri&ht r.carchhiht.s 1h l might awake slccpma athlttc • Other au~c.sllancc equipment purtha 1nch1dc S 1.soo dtv1cc-allowing officcr1 to S«rtlly view t~ inside of a room while videotariina nr photoaraphin n ocx.upants~ n1ncS 1,691 clcctncayn npc' that e\1cnd the vtcwin11 ran c of timtra anU bln ula l 1r1 times: and 1x $4,J95 '"night v1s1on Sl&}\ts" that clamp onto v.capon$ and maanafy c~1st1na haht ~ offiC'cr1 can ~c but cannot be ~en by taracts at n1aht. Mtchact k.lim of the Institute for Pohct Stud1C1 '" Wa,hmaton suaccs1td tha1 the cqu1pmcn1 could be u~d on c1v1han i nd not 1ust tcrronst ''That's more 811Bro1hcr.1herc'\ no acttina around It," Klare stud But pohce spokesman ( mdr William Booth d1S&lfttd "I think that 1t' foolt1h for anyone to auome or suggest that Lhc police arc JUS1 wait1n1 ·11h bated hrcnth for h1&)\-lcchnoloa> to 1h c them tool wuh which 1hcy can thwan the C 01UlJtu11on and the low• of the land," Booth aa1d He ~id th<' G3mca re 'imply a .. a.olden <.>PflOnunhy" for 1he dcpanmcnt to o,CQu1rc .. lhc lffnd• or-rqu1pm,11t ~" ha~ nctdt'd for I some time " The purcha~ monC) '' 1..onun !rum the: Olympic, frus\ 1-und. c~t bit hed 1n I Q7 10 help pa)' Cit)' cxpcn\t'\ incurred b" the Games ft contaJn bout SI UI m1lhun mo,uy from hotel end uckct ta11.c . ..,,d C1rorgc.-\\olt~ra or the cit} admintstrat1v<" offtcc The bomb ~uad 1 one ma1or ht-ndic.: Ill'\ One of the mo\t c'pcn,.' l' pun hue~ '' a S61 .09 I robot which e' pert HI) h:t\ \:il "l'd the hves of bomb \QU d oOic-tr"' 1n Nonhcrn Ireland Thr 4-foot· 7, 420.pound rnht>l. ntel.naml'd 'Fell~." ha' remote camera mon1tnnn1 capab1httc and tan~·hke rub~r treads for ch mb1na $la1n and rnrb~ h can be cltt tmni lll)' manipulated from a d1,tanC'C nnQ can dc\troy a bomb wnh 1 "'\hotaun de· armer" faster th n the bomb can c11.plode Thr bomb ..qu d al\o h111 twn nrv. 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(AP} Matcoho Barn.,,.ell doe1n't fiJUrc to attractff crowd durina the SUpeT 8owl1 arid that'' JUI\ floe with the R.1dc0 unheralded wide receiver Should the Washulpon Recb.kint' sccoo<!MY chose to focus on b.lankcs• 1na Raiders' l•~' end T Oinstensen and wide receiver O rt' Branch, Barnwell eould have a b afternoon next Sunday. That's the way thmas worked out UI the Raiders' 30-14 Vlctory over St-attle in the American Foot.bt!J Conference champaonship~e. ~mwcll, a fleet S.. I I 17 under in his third year out oi uny 1rsirua Union College, had averaged around two receptions a pme during the regular season But, as the Seahawks concentrated on contamina Christensen, wbo led the league with 92 catches, and Branch, the Raiden' deep t.b.reat. Barnwell slipped free to atab live paues for 116 yards-includina four for I 00 as the Raidtn took command 20-0 in the opening baJf. ··1 knew goin1mIwas1oina to ~t the baJI.'' recalled Barnwell "'They told me I had to beat my man every time I was called upon for us IO control the game. "We can win with 49 JUYS on this club, and 1f my role was 1oio1 to be five or six catchn th.at would be bi,S plays. r welcomed the opponuo1ty: The Redskins' secondary is re- garded as thett weakest area. a.od Washinjton 1n fact ranttd last in the league an i>ass defense this ICUOQ.. Rook.ie corncrback Darrell Green will draw the coverage assia.nmtnt on Barnwell in the NFL title pme. FV-OV ... tromCl "We're not going to keep him from scoring. but we have to keep him from penetrating too much and breabng w down. If be gets by and ioes in and scores, or dishes it off for a lay-up, 11. takes the heart out of your defense." "I thmk Mike 1s lhc best point guard m the c-0unty," AY Brown. "He takes control of the game. makes the big shots when they count aod plays &ood defense." Tony Hocktr gets that defensive assignment in a game which feawra sevcnl key ihdivtdual matcbups. mclud1n1 6-7 Rolf Jacobs vs. the ~ Moser and 6-7 Brent Manin v,. 6-4 Dave Straight or 6-5 freshman Rick) Butler. There arc many sim1lanllcs be- tween the two -both ha ve plenty of bench power and a sohd. nose·l<>- nose altitude up front. The Barons appear to have a sli&ht edge in penmeter shooting. but the Seahawks have exploited the interior so much. they seldom have found it really necessary to go outside. Both teams are a1 the top of thetr g.ame. Ocean .,iew's shooung per. ccntage 1n Sunset League play hu been in t.he h1fh 60s and Hams ., credits his teams concentration for most of1t The Barons have won three stra.ight by an average of 28 pomts per gamc.- and Brown sa}S his squad is at thr point he: was searching for earlier in the season Ocean View's forte 1s the inside gam<' and the Barons have appcattd to ha"e solved earhcr foul lroublc jn that area. .. Ifs alwa)s a pretty emotJonal game:· says Brown. ..We're two teams which arc pretty e"·enJ} matched." "The officiaung could have a 101 to do with It. too."' savs Hams. "A lot depend'> on how we can rt'~ct to \lluat1ons But. both teams havt' c.-nough ~trcngth on the bench to U\Crn•mt' nn) problems·· I he \1t1(' Both agree. the Scahav.k\ ha ... c an ad"antagc. The Brown-Hams nvaJry "We lJ"\ lo trcal 1t as ano1hcr a.ame." S&)' Brown. "but, . tt' alway1 lhcrc," he admtts JoininJ Mo er. S1ra1ght and Hocker 1n the st.anmi hncu~ for Ocean \t1('\\' will be forward Invc Ore\ntck (tt. ')and wphomort gUMd 1 on) Panzica \fo<;er 1s the lead1na scorer WJth a I 7 4 average Butler and tt.S Rick W 1l~n provade strcn lh ens1dc and out{,1dt off tht> be-nch FV pro bowler fourth at Vegas I \\ \. EGAS ~AP) m1e \4.:hk• d n.,.cr~d ~2Q p1n\ for e11ht pmc:' Mondi\. to takt' tht fint-round lc01d 1n lhe rrofcss1onal Bo~lc~ \">wctatmn SI H.000 Shov.hoat In· \ ll3tlOn31 \\. hlcg~I loo'-ma for h1'i tint tour 'K1Uf1 ''nC't' 1980. did mo1't of his. ~onna in the tin.l four pmn "hen hr rolled ~SS. 24S. 23~ and 27 . The rc'ildcnt of \'•ncou"cr \\-uh . cl~ 1H1t •he round v.1th 179. 191. 204 and ~4 S ror a total pm fall of I. 'S l )on Ci enalo. N. kmc~. Y •• h.ke \(hle&cl 1 t"o-t1mc P8 \ Ulh t. made a run 1t the lcad<"r but tll 11 ptna 'hon wuh I. 24 In third wu Pt>tc M ord1c, 1 12- ~l'Ar PB.\ H'tcnn ~ttll 1 k.1na for h11 fir\! 111lt Mc("otd out of Hou tun. hJd 279 h1' final me <>f the day nJ ltn1,htd ""''h I. t~t T"o mof'f nun-v.1nnen. Cum n Ram of J·uuntam Valle} and ~"' C11l1um, Crtn¥>nod , Mo rounded nul\he top n e .. ,lh 1.797 nnJ 1,7 7, tnPl't"11\"'tt) • ' I I ' LPGA lnvlt•tlon•I tlck•t• T1d.c1, lortht' lln1den LP<1A lnv1ta11onal.1e1 • for Feh ~7 Marth 4 al Me.a Verde Cou ntl) Club in l"osw Mc'8, art av1uh1hlc at T1ckctron outkh or by phonrna Tele:· rron at (21 'J 410-1062 or(619) 2'1 335' N•wporl Nation•/ LL algnup• Ncwpon National Little Lcaaue has sc:hcd· ult'd llS final rea1stra11on datt' for Saturday an the Nt'wpon Ens11n "hoot cafetorium Hours arc 9 a m.·noon In add111on. tickets c~n bt' pun:haSt.-d at the toumamt'nt offi~at l l2Z W AlpineAve ,Sant.a Ana , or at Ch1ldrt'n'\ Hospital ol Oraniie (. ount} b)' phontna 997 3000. c:xtc:O!IOO 277 C HOC Ornngr C ount)"s only pcd1ntn\. mt'dll'lll 1:en1cr will ht-nclit from procreds from tlCkt't Uh~\ Litt/• Ml•• •oflb•ll •lonup• S1gnu~ for Founuun Valle)' l 111k M1\~ Softball wall bt' held on Suturda} :and again on Saturday Jan 211 :at the I oun 1am V iille\ Recrca11on. I 64-0<J Brookhursl '>t Hours arc: I) a.m to 2 pm The leagut' offer\ a comix·11t \.C \Oft ball program for girls agl·~ 6-1 o i\ b1nh certilit-atc and a S40 rcgl\lntlmn In arc n:qu1red w11h 1he applllallon · f-or more inform;.t11on phone k '9·94tiU Sunkl•t Indoor Tr•ck Meet Tht." \unk1 .. 1 Indoor Track M("(·t tc:a1unng tup high \chool natiunJI and internJllllOal alhkll'\ ... i11 be hdd f-ndJ~ .it thc l u\ \ngde~ \port\ \rc:na High Y.hool ad1on bcg1m at.Sp m 10.h1le lhe open ml'CI hcgan\ at 7 T1ckl•l\:arcpmt•da1$7.Slll Sl~andSl4 and , art: a'ailabk at the \pons >\rcna bo\ ollicc and through T1ckctron and <. hargclinc I he ( hargd1nc phone number 1s (~I l) 741 2164 The: lcaaue ts 1n nec:d of more boy•. aaes I 3-1 S, to compete in the Senior Lcqut' There 11 t'u rrcntly JU\I one team 1n that d1vis1on. In add1t1on. players are needed for T-ball, Minor Lcaauc and M"or Lea1uc teams Pla)'ers should bnn1 a b1nh cenificate or other vmficat1ort of aac when ~aistcnns. · For more mformJt1on. phone 979-1466. Nortb HB Bobby Soz •4/DUJM Rqistrauon for the Nonh Huntington Beach Bobb> So11. league will bt' held Saturday and again on Ft'b 4 al Spnng View School. 16662 Trud )' Lane. 1n Huntington Beac h Hours are 10 a.m -2 p m The lraguc will include a ma1or d1 v1s1on for ages 12· I 5. mt nor d1 \.1s1on for aacs 9-1 1 and minis d1v1s1on for aac' 7-8. League bounda nc) arc Beach Boult'vard on the east, Warner. on the south, San Diego Freeway on the nonh and the ocean on the west. Youngsters from Huntington Harbour and &al Beach are also elJlble to compete Pla)'ers should bnna proof of age and bt' accom;>an1ed b~ a parent at registrati on. For more 1nfonnauon. phone Rosie Farley at 897-4516 or Sandy Germaine at 898-0767. DllMy l"Uot ""°'CM by l ,,_1 Coleman The U.S. Hot Rod Auoclation'• Winter Championships, held Sunday at Anaheim Stadium, featqred, among otbera, Frank Arclero, Jr. (above) wi.nnfiig the Formula 10 Baja race, and Eddie Anderaon (below) ln hi• modified dragater tractor. Redskins glad to be in Tampa I \MP•\ fla (\Pl -l·lnwcr\ dnd ~ddk bJl''· John R1wn~ and lhc Wa,h1 n~tnn Kcthk1m an." in Flundn and rrady tor "iuper Howl '\VIII \und.I\' agJtn\I the Raider\ Th( defrndinii National r ootball l..ca(!uechampton\· arrival hrrr Mon· dn) n11tht wa<o w11 nr<o\Cd h' morc 1hun 40(J f,1n\ who d1t:t"rl•d nnd -.crc.:nadcd thr1r fa\f>ntc' with \\-a'lhington' fittht ""'I· "H>11I Tu The Rrd'lktn\" ThC' lar&C\t t hcet\ wcrC' tl·~rH·d tor quan crh;ic k Joe I hc1smonn and H.1g IJl1\, tht lotter dr1.· d wi th a m1lttal) Ot&hlJackct. an &'Kot. IA red flower and motor~"' le ddlt' h. 'I d rapped O\'t·r h111 >jhouldcr. 'Wr 11rc heft' .ind rt"ad\I Im the Ra1dm,''' ad Rt'dik1n dcft.•n,1vC' end [)t,tf r Menlt'\I I I\ w onckrfu I to get to Tampa and "'I do"' n tu bu~tllc\s,' sa 1d Tt1C'1\mann The ~m "orkrd out Mo nday in \\-a\h1ngton ;iftt"r \now wa\ cle~red from 1t\ pri:llttcc field The snow al-.o delayed thr team ' 01ght h) 45 minute' Rt•dd.in < oath Ju<· C 11hb\. takinJ nott of the weather the team left hd11nd l'l h<.M:d l hc1\mann'\ Stnll mrn1'1 · The pl11 \.t'r\ had ti lot of 11p at prat:tter todil\. I think they wert rt"ady to lra\'C town. It's areal to be in Tampa lh" '"the uc11 1na t1mr for us,"' he \81d • The gamr holds extra mcan1n1 for Cirhh\. whn-~n;C'd a an l\\1ttant \Oach hl'r(' undc:r John MC'l<:J\ ofthr Tampa Bay Buccaneers "To come back as a head coach 1n the Super Bowl before all of may fnrnd is special." G1hm u1d "It's a d rca m come true " The Rcdsk1ns.R 1ders mccuna in Tampa Slad1um will serve a~ a rematch of a foul-plagued game the , two team~ played earlier th t\ year, wh ich the Recblt1n.. won, l7 H "I'm looking forward to pla)'tni them aJDin," <,aid Manic>. "lt' my t)'l)O of a,amc. bru~ mcnath apin~t brute m~ngth " Both team11 were to hold lhe1r fin.t >NOr~out hcrt th1 afternoon The Red kin, will hr P™'t1c1na at the Un1ver'\1t)' of '>outh Flonda and the Ra1de at the prnmcc Ocld of the Rul'\ a necn • • Hunt111111on V"'lel Llllle ,_,,. -4t HuntLnaton Valley 'ttlc Lca1ue rqistra!~~: I hat already been held, but pLayers can still sian up for a shahll)' hlJher fee The lc:aaue offers L11tle Legue, Senior Leaaue and 811 Lequc as weU u a T-baJI ~uc. Feet for late rqi'tration are: T-BalJ 6-7-yc•r· old~). $30; Fann·MlJor (8-12-year-o da). SSO, Senior Leaaue (I J. I S-year-old1). SSS, and Bia Lcaauc (16-ISayear-olds). $80. Playen 1n the Huntinaton Valley Little Leque will p~y at least SOpem:nt ofeachpme. A binh ccn1ficate ts required at rqistration For more information. phone 968-8329. · C•l•brlty golf tournMn•nl The Ohve Crest Celebnty Golf Tournament which is co-sponsored by the Newpon Beach 20/20 Club and K WIZ radio. will be held Monday. March 26 at Irvine Coast Country Club. Procec:ds from the tournament will benefit a buildmj fund campaign for Olive Crest Treat· mcnt Centers which offer residential care for children who arc c:mohonally displac:cd. bat· tc:rcd or abused . The tournament will bt' a scramble event. Entry fee 1s SI SO, which includes golf, dinner. auction and awards program. Phone S47-0361 for more information. In Mosquero, basketball more than just a game It 's become mOCe personal than s imply wins andlosses MOSQUERO. N.M. (AP} -Phaltp Pllchlord 1s the boys' basketball coach at Mosquero High School. lt"s a title that's loosely applied -two ofh1s sax players are girls. Pitchford grew up tn Kentucky. heart of America's basketball country. But he's developed a new appreciation for the game since his am val in Mosquero. a town whose high school basketball program is coed from sheer necessity -there arc only 51 students in the school system's 12 grades. The Mosquero Pirates. who start a 6-2 center and nobody else over 5-3. have lost all I 0 of their games thus far this season. Last Fnday. Grady imposed an 119-8 beating in a game that saw Mosquero finish with only four players on the court. Undaunted, the Pirates bounced back to lose by only 14 points on Saturday against San Jon. It was the closest they have come to a victory this season Pitchford says he"s done as much learntng as coach mg this season "I've come to find that winning is a personal thtng." he says. "You win personally. You do the best that you can. try as hard as you can. I tell the kids not to look at the scoreboard, JUSt to try as hard as the> can.·· Losses by 60. 70 and 80 points have failed to demoralize the team. Pitchford credits at least part of the unity on the fact his 6-2 center. JefT Jackson, is dattng starting ~uard Maria Archuleta. "If 1t weren't for the romance. we might not have a team." says Pitchford. "Really th ts gets beyond mere sports. Love JU St keeps the game rolling." The second female member of the starting five 1s senior Rita Mata. Other team members are Mana Archuleta's 5-2 brother Elmer. 5-3 Rumaldo Pacheco and freshman Robert Cordova. also 5-3. Jackson does most of the rebound mg and sconng. "He's so fast and strong," says the coach. "He's an excellent athlete and he could play college ball 1fhe could get the chance." "People around here have been pretty good to us." says Pitchford. who doubles as a science teacher. "They could kill us. whip us by tremendous scores. But they've been very sportsmanlike. They put their 8-tcams in early. make sure our girls are taken care of after the games." There was one bncf flurry when an opposing player bumped Maria Archuleta going for a loose ball. "Jeff got up and yelled, 'If you touch that girl again. I'm gonna break your neck,"' Pitchford says. The JI -year-old Pitchford says teamwork 1s 1n- cv1table in a town like Mosquero. • "This 1s a small community," he says. "How would you feel 1 f you had roots 200. 300 years back 1 n one place? That's symbolic enough. No one wanted to see this thing die." PIRATES SWITCH. From Cl • They're back Shortatop BUI Runell wa• amont the • Dodiera on hand for flnt workout of '84 lteUOn Monday at Dodier Stadtum. Navratilova, McEnroe tops LONDON (AP) -Amen cans John McEnroe and Martina Navratilova were named today as the world tennis champions of 1983 by the International Tenni1 Federation. They will be presented with their trophies at a dinner in Pans during the French Open Championships. which begin May 28. The champions were chosen by a committee of three former Wimbledon champions, but McEnroe was not a unanimous choice. Fred Perry and Do nald Budge voted for ham. before he had won the Volvo Masters title in New York last Sunday. But Lew Hoad, the third member of the panel, favored Swede Mats W1lander. A statement from Budge. who coordinated the voung, said: "After lengthy consideration we felt that McEnroe should get the verdict for three reasons. Both of us are convinced that for all the progress Wilandcr has made over the last 12 months, McEnroe remains the most excitingly talented competitiin the game today. "In add1uon cEnroe won Wimbledon. which most people including t players regard as the biggest and most import.ant tournament in the world. "Just how close it was for us to decide 1s reflected by the fact that for the first ume our verdict was not a unanimous one. ~w agrees that McEnroe ts the best player, but felt that he must vote for Wilander on his overall record and the fact that he beat McEnroe three umes on three different surfaces dunng the year." W1lander lost his Frrnch Open title, losing to Yan nick Noah of France in the final. but he beat Ivan Lendl to win the Australian Open for the first time. Na vratilova, the 1983 Associated Press Female Athlete of the Year, is the controling force in women's tennis. having lost JUSt two matches in the last year. LACC to expand 28th boat show The 28th a nnual 4'.io uthern California Boat Show. Feb. 3-12 at the Lm Angeles Convention Center. will ~ expanded to a record 400.000 square foot exh1b111 on. according to Jack Stanton of the sponsoring Southern Caltforn1a Manne Assoc1at1on. It will be the largest all-marine exhib1t1on in its 28- }Car h1stol). The show wall display more than 625 boats and 300 accessory booths. The Boat Show will take over the main Convenun (enter faetl ity, Petree Hall and the adjacent North Hall. It 1s second only to M1am1. Fla. among the nation's boats shows and 1s the natton's largest dry land exhibition. Craft to be shown will range from small runabouts to 53-foot ocean·goang luxury crui sers. N. Illinois picks Corso DE KALB. Ill (AP) -Lee Corso. former head footb.all coach at Louisville and Indiana, has been appoin~ed head coach of Mid-American Conference champion Northern Illinois, the sc hool said today. . Corso. 48. replaces Bill Mallory, who left Northern lll1no1son Jan. 4 to become head coach at Indiana. Mallory guided the Hus~1es to a I 0-2 record and 20-13 win over CaJ State Fullerton 1n the Caltforn1a Bowl. Corso. a college coach for 25 years. led Louisville to· conference champ1onsh1ps an 1969 and 1972. He compiled a 4 I -68-2 record ~tth Indiana from 197 3-82 and guided the Hoosiers to their first bowl win, a 38-3 7 victory over previously unbeaten Bngham Young in the 1979 Holiday Bowl. • one power after another beginning next season. conference ... the Golden West coach ~id. Olyznplans wlll race on freeway "I'm glad they think enough of our program that they put us in that calibre of a conference " he said. Fullerton's Sherbeck didn't share the same opinion. "I'm not very happy with at. fhere's not much rhyme or reason to put those teams together like they have. I don't think they put much thought into this," Sherbeck said. "I certainly hate to have a con· ferencc broken up like this." the Hornet coach conttnued. There wasa very good relationship." And while no one can accuse Fullerton of backing down to any team. considering the Hornets weft' the unofficial nauonal community college champions this past sea10n and always represent the elite of the county -Shcrbeck obviously isn't thnllcd about wdcom1n1 five teams wuh a combined 3I·16-1 1983 record into the SC'('. "RotcaAuin.a 1s always a temblc problem. said Sue Brown. the COA chairperson and division dean or health and ph)'s1cal education at OCC "You nevrr make people hoppy." ~hackleford s~ud he didn't mind play1na teams like Tan and &kersficld, but be wasn't happy about the spl.H with Oranic Coaat. "We're an a huac community coUqc di\trkt. We have the 11me problems in recruit1na. The two school\ 'hould be 1n the same Shackleford said he called OCC' Monday and asked that the Pirates be one of two non-conference opoonents for the '84 season. He was still waiting for a reply. Tucker. meanwhile. said he too would like to play Golden West and "maybe Fullcnon or Cemtos" 1n the other pre<onferencc game. Since each conference boasts nine teams. one team will have a bye each week. In addition, because of the number oftcams tn the league, only two non-conference games will be played. The two state-mandated ·•computer games," have been eliminated. In shon, each team will be responsible for lining up two non- lcque opponents. Scnmmage!t, which were dropped this stason. are cxpeeted to be reinstated next season. .. This all gocs back to the number of achools from which to recruit." explained OCC's Tucker. "Fullerton and Mt. San Antonio h;tvc had the ed,c over everybody impl)' because they have so many schools to d"w from." While 11 is no secret Tuekcr·~ Pirate have been struaahna the poist several yea~. the OCC' cooc.:h tns1 led &he Mt sion Conference cu ~ a compcrnave lcaaue "If Southwc1tem can beat (:.I Camano 1nd Citrus C'an Jive Mt San Antonio a &OOd baulc. tt can't bl· too wuk of a Tcuur," hr ~n1d. LOS ANGELES (AP) -The freeways of Los Anaefes, where motorists race all the time, will have that status formalized during the sum mer Olympics when bicycle races will be held on two stretches of normally busy road. Plans call for the Artesia Freeway to be closed to traffic from both d1rccllons for most of Sunday, Aug. S, to accommodate a I ()()..kilometer bicycle race. officials 'IAtd. The 17- mife ~tretch of the fn.-cwa y. extendina from the Harbor Frccway to the Santa Ana Freeway, will be clOSled from 6 a.m. uotil 10 p.m. Sometime pnor lo the race. the frttway will be closed several hours to allow the competitors to practice on the course. officials said. Still to be decided. said Cahrans 01stnct Director Heinz Hcckerolh, ia whrlher It will be ncc;c ry to rt move the .. Bott's Dot •· lane marlm1 from the pavement and re-install them after the b1cylc compctuion. That would rt uh 1n portions of the · frttwa)' bc1n1 closed for Ion r C8 • pcnO<ls. : Three mill'1 of the Mannt Free· i way. which links the n Ote10 1 Freeway to Manna del Rey. also will l be closed for e\ nt,•--~ Orange Coast OAILV PILOT ITU.Oay, ~ 17, .,_. Cl ~CCMIT Of' ~ "'°":. c:... '::...~MUI *>net Of' TMllTU"9 8AL8 lt.eti7t ACmtoUI IU III llM l-tlt11 in u-.e='J:OIWeaa TA. .... CMlll1 "--..._ nm1Wn1'1"1"'• 0TrCE OF DEATH OF llAlmeTATDWT ~ Of' DEATH 0 Al>t)llO'ltlonof UfllTCODIQ , ... ::-:.~am ROBERT J . l.U AND or~~ 1*90n ii ... DOROTHY AR LEN ,,_..................... .. u~:::~,::, ,,,. HERMES FINANCIAL c°""°"· PETrnON TO ADMJNU. WUTEAH VlltON. 251 w._.. JOHNSON, lb DOROTHY 1°'c~.:~1351 t~ cs.alb9d OMct of ttu11ATIOH TO ESTATE 0. 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AHCCCOMPANY a C.,._ , ..... lorn••· on Fet> 17, 1984, I I II 1S TIONAL BANK +4tlGHT9 that CHAR JO • "8..IC llJllC( interested ln the will and/ OOtl*•tlon ... ~ 9P" ~r:a:~ ~ ..... o clOClk A.M . end 111«1 81\d tMta RECOAO!O ~ 20· .1te1 •, n.Ht,ICIAAY MfACVAY 8AV· SON be appointed u ptt est.ale. TNll• unclat INt C*1aln ~ty a.t., Or County Oft 1!\0'0ll CMIM, "eny ·~ hlYe . why ~'o~~~de~··'==IHOSANOLOANASSOCIATl()N JOnal l'Cptt:9m\at.ive lO ad ~~.~.. A peuuon has bHn flied olT,,.-..cut«tbyMlLIAM Dec 20, 1M$ • .-id petltlOn fOf o~ ot name ... 1 ..... "'--·'"~ ,.._ ,._~ RECOAOID Ho¥ambet 13, ttlO _, .. ,.. • .. _ f RO by 90 ... "' ""' NYD•"'HL • HAYI, 1 marl1ed rnen •,.MP-,_ tl'lould not bt orentact "' ... ........,.. .... ot ..,..,. ._....ty, u lnltr No 19521 In loot! 13131 ..... -a.er ~estate 0 TM~ "'eona .. dolno n.n.t.1~:i "' property tnmora, rwccw~ on PutlWlecf ~ -.:, ca. IT Is FURTk1l"' ...... _.. ... Mid "'*' of '"'" de9ef1btl '"--P4loe 1ee2 °' OfflC'al ~de ERT J 1AK (under the ~ • MARK CROOK in the Su-2 tot2 • ~ 17 2 ... 1 1 ...... " °'..._.., 1"•1 1 followlp nng Pf~ j;,l'h. off1c» of thl ~def of Or· ~n ... -l ...... _·-•--•'-O DAVIS, OOTTLIH AHO SHAW, -..ioc-c.ourtotn-.. -r-.-. 134107otof0tftcs.I. ~Olof :...:.."...' -, copyoflhllOfdaflOll'low~be ARC£l t Lot 25 of Ttact No_,.c::r F_; un• nu.1Tt:1.n1 ...... , 1303 AllOCado A.._ SuoM 280 . .,._.. . ~._..,aRAi)_ County 8t$ol~ "~ ~:~ ~~=-~~ • 102. 1n ,,,. City or IN!nt. ~'Y ot aa1c:1 • °' tn.1 daattft>ea ""' ta tea Act) petition Newport 8-dl, CA meo 2'E requesung t tt1a -of .... tt1ete1n ~ ---------~- c1rcu1a11on. Pllblllh«1 In 11111 ~ty Ot.,.. St•t• of CeNIOfnl&. • .,_,ifOlowt.nQ property Lo11 of Tract No aet for hearing in ~pt. No. h9t«t De*. tu TN9M of T"-y NYDAHL & alned, _. Ill at puCk 8Uletlon to ,, .._, once 1 w.-~ four con :f rl00fd«11n IOOll 323. Peoee 23 107$<1. lft '"-Co\inty ot Otenge at 700 Civic Center Dr W 0...... T"*. MOe 6wldune i..ne. CROOK be appointed u ptr• l'tlgtle9t ~kw C-" °' Clledl __ ....;..-;;;;;;.;;-..-....--.--- --.utiw .-1poo,101"-d1y of Mid ~:,.~._:.:·:~···· °' C:.ornie .• per rnec>,..: San\a Ana CA 92'70) ~ F eo:~Clel~CATm ........... tonal ~nllftl\ative lO ad· delc:tlb«1 btlOW, ~.,the ..... .-,T"'Tll•" ,_,~ " -CIOf~ In boot! '78 Peoet 34 and 35 ~.. .n..-.n -·on ......,,_, """* "' .... I h .,.... ol .. In lewtul inon9Y Of tn. -.. , __ 0.1«1 J t County )nc:tueM al MlllClllleneoUs ....,., In nary 8, lo'" at ••IN A.M Miiton Md Pllt ~ Tl'\ltt, am natter t e estate o f led 8..._ o1 AmeriQ. wtttiout The~ pereorw .. °'*'I Frank ~~ EAcec>t Ill Oii. Oii fiOhta. min.ra11,,..,. o1'1ce of ,.., County ~-of IF YOU OBJECT t0 <>Mll'lont onv.. Loe AllOMI. CA 0 0 R 0 TH Y A R L EN ltll't uiw-°' tmplled • '° ~ -. JIJd090ftM ml1*11rlGhU,netUtllgurlgflteandJMldCounty granungof the peliUon y ~ JOHNSON aka OOROTH me '*· paumten °' MOMn• W!ST COAST ASSOCtATU, SupwlOt Cour1 other hydfoc:w1>on1 by wti.ttoeWt Ell°"'' Unit 302. by a ~lal , .. should 'the • ~II Courlty ,.,,,.,., uo .. 1303 ARLENE •LEWIS JOHN-.,.,.., .. 11gt11, lltle and in•eet ee5t Wenwt Ave .~ 290, .U.· PubllaMd Otange COnt D•ty nWM kt\OWI\ thlt mey be within or con....,.anca •ecor~ November 10 et r appear at AllQCado A~ Sult• 2to. ,... MICI by"• eudl T'Ultee In and ltlOton leec:tl. C. t2W7 P1tot Jen 10. 17, 2' 31, tN-4 uno.. '"-pare.I Of lanO heraln&b0-41911 In ltoolc 1«2M Pege 16. 0t2 heartnc and a\ate you ob,iec· port 9eec:tl. CA t2teO SON (u~r .the Independent o '"-folowtnO ~ prCIC*1'f w...,._ A ColllN. 1tl72 ,.._. 20~ ~. '~"-' with Iha .,_,.~ Aecofd• Uons or file written objec Thll bUalneel It oondue1«1 br' • Adminiatntion of Esta t«1 tn lM afof_., County end i..n.. ~~~ -------------=-~ ~ ~~~·,.:::·=sr:::s=3~·i,;~ ttons wi~ th~ court bef gel~~. -T.,.... Of Act) ~ peution ~let fo A ~~ ... , .. ,UM COMPAISfO A~~~ca.~ PlBJC NOTICE l10tln0 In end rtmO\llno_ tM MIMetrument Ho 82_.50477 OftlClll,. the heanng. Your appeu-The Doneld w. Shew A.voe.able heanng ln Dept No. 3 at 7 nwe ~ 11 oondwc*9d by: ________ ...-.; ___ lrom aald !Ind "' any llfher lend. eordt · ance may be in person or b Trwt, Generll p.,,,_ Civic Center Dr .• West. Santa PARCEL t Unttt 299 end 30 on o.c.tnbet tll. 1"3 NOTte9 Of TltUITWl'I IA.LI lnchldl,.g Ille rlQht 10 wt\lpl!OGk "' Untta ~. 307, 308. 309. 310, 311, your attorney Thia 1t1t.,.,..,t ••flied with Iha Ana, CA 92701onFebruary8, Patoll t • per ~ flied In booll Wiiii.,,, R ColllN LMftT a. No. 'wtem d1teet1ona11y drll1 and mine from and 312 by• pertlll rec:onwyence IF YOU ARE A CREDI County C*1I of Otenge County on 1984 at 9 ·30 A.M 15&. pegee i&enct 17 of Pwo11Mec>e f hlt itat--.nt ., .. llled MVi thl . No. C·'MM1 landa oti-111111 tlloM '*alnabove r9C:Ofded June 8 1983 • trmrvment • O.C 30. 1"3 . . llettlln "Mk! Pltell"I M "'°"'1 Md Couftty Cl.nc of 0ninva ~ on UNIT cooe c deecrlbed, OU °' OU wtlll, 1unnel1 Ho '3·2~11 Official Aecof'dl TOR or a contingent creditO ~ IF YOU OBJ»:T to the "'*' on 11111 certain Con· Dec 111. 1913 NEWPORl HOME LOAN, INC Ind llllltl Into, lhtovgh °' ecroee Un1130e by .·.,.,,,.i rec:onveyence of the deceaaed you muat f Publlthtd Ottonge Cout Delly granting of ~ petition you PW! recorded December n:D1'I u dutyappolntedTN1t•undetthe the aubaurlece of the llnd hereln-rlCOfdedAuouai 23. tH3ulnttrv· yourclaunwith the,_,.., PltotJ.,, t0.17.2-4.31. 1..,. ahould either apn.ar at the 1. 1te11n bo<* 14344, pege $7 Publllhed Ofenoe CC*l 09I)' lollOwlnQ delcrlbed dwcl of trull AOC>YeO..Crlbtd Md to bottom eucti "*'' No, 83-3e7049, Oftlclal ,.._ .,..,_ • O 211-14 . r-. Aacord6 of Otano-CCunty, Pltot Jen 10. 17, 2,, 31, tN4 WILL S!LL AT PUBLIC AUCTION wlllr.•looktd or dlractlonally Clfllledeotdl Code H ·02e Pereal p~nt It to the penonal rep-heanng and state you obJeC· elltornle (the "Condominium 215·M ro THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR ..... tunnel• ind lh•ft• undef end11311-1~1 02 OI 13 ' reaentative appointed by the __ .,. MftTll'f' Uona or fil~ written objec-Plln"). -----------g~~l~~,g~~~~~~~~o~: :::::'t'::er:f::r~ec::: ::::: YOUAREIN°DEFAU.LTUNDERAcourt within four mon .. _""'""' lions with the coun be!ott PARCEL2.An~Mdtd2.CMper· NIUCfllllC( CIVIL CODE SECTION 2112•11 .... """""' m11n1.:'n ..!!. .. d ·' ~0£EOOFTRUSTOATE0No"9mbtf fromthedateof fint '1CTTT10U99UIM.. the hearing Your appear· t(~)lnt••lnlnd1oNldPtrc.1 -----~--...;.....-__ _ ' u)ll)'• '"" .... • ._.. eeper1.,..,7, 1980. UNLESS YOU TAl<E AC-~ ITATW . · tt.9flom .. Unltt lillo'MI ACTITIOUe • ..... •t>NI ., ,,,. Orne ol .... In i.-1\11 °'*'''through,,,. aurfece"' theTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROP· of letters .. provided in Sec-TM lollowtng tr• ance may be in permn or by on Ille Condominium Plan ..... eTAl'MWi money of,,,. United St•tlt) all flgl'lt. upper !500 , .. t of Ille IUbturfeca of ERTY. IT MAY BE SOLO AT A PUB-uon 700 ot the Probate Cod bullr*8-.: ,,..one doing your attorney. PARCEL 3· &Mmentl ~ Tiie tollowlng pwlOf'9 -CIOln9 uue •nd lnter .. t convey9d to and tllel1ndherelnaboveelelcnbed. •LteSALE.lfYOUNEEOANEXP\A· of Calif · The•'--f INTEOAATEO BUSINESS IF YOU ARE/'. CREOJ.nertttoeuct1Unlt1fort"-.clll~ 1>ut1n1e1•· now held by 11 under uld Deed 01 rlMt\'ed In 1"-Deed lrorn TM Irvine NATION""' THE NATURE Of T E onua. umoc: of tM AMtncttd COfMIOft Al Trutt In'"-prnnanw lleralnaftet CS.-Compeny ' W•t Vlf""'ll eo,..... ..,,.. H fi}ina claims will not etrnire NETWOfU<. 3303 Herb« BIYd, H-3, TOR or a contingent credttor ,.....__.._,_ .. ~ PACIFIC OIES£L POWEA. 1131 ..,..... ., · .,..., ,...... • PROCEEOlNG AGAINST YOU, YOU , ·-e -r eo.t1 MeM, Ca. 92928 • dMlneCI on Mid VOii..,....,._.. Pllcentle Cos1a ......_ ca. 12a1 terlbed. etlOn, recorded April l, 1117• In boot! SHOULD CONT ACT A LAWYER pnor to four months from the ~ L Felkenetten 207 TUltln of the decftled. you muat file Ind delalbed HI lhl Oecl«· OM c:hat1. Tangie; 3M E. ZOlh. TRUSTOR M L Furleni I 1107, page 141 I, Otnc:lll ~de. 2CMM-ttel Senti A/II AYe Coate date of the ....... ..i.... ..,__. A ...___. 8Mc:fl ,.,: -........ your cla.lm with the court or a11on) C Coeta Meaa Ca. mn BENEFICIARY .. ln•trument No 242 ,._ . • .......... nouu::u ¥1, ·---. ' -"'...... PA""""L 4 .. ___ ...,......_ • . • Paul F Fruetobom PARCEL 2 ea-ntnta ""°'1 end M .... ""'-above Thie bulN'9ee i. cond4.1Cttd by present it lO the penonal rep-"""::.. .._~ ..... -..... Tiiie ~ Ill eondueMd Dy.,, • • ...,.. "(tt 1 etrwt addr ... °' common Qeuda felllenetlen · ....... b ..... _ manta • .., · .,, .. u ~t to "'°'"'°"" Norm• F Frudlt>om ll<*INI over ot'* Iota 1n TrK1 No .. e1ea1gna11on of property 11 lllOwr't YOU MAY EXAMINE the Thia 1tatement -Ned wtth .,,_ rnentauve ~ppotn.cu y .,.,.. Unltl to UM thl Common At• o.i. T8ngt. 8102 f0t the purpOMe Mt 10!"' ln!above. no wenenty le given aa to 1t1 file kept by the coun. U you County Clertl of Otenoe County on court within four montha • dlflneCI on u6cl Condominium n. ttatement.,.. Mid wttit IN RECORDED Marci\ 12, 1981 .. Artlde IX of,,,. Oedatltlon of ~eomple1eneu °' correetnete) •. TM att . te ted . the estate Dec 20 1913 from the date of first~ PW\ and deec:rtbed In IM Dedar· County Oet1c ol Otanot Countr Ofl ""' Ho No 16988 In Book 13117' nent1, condition• Ind rntriet~beneflejefy under Mid Deed f tn res tn • · • . . Ion) neepc the AM\fleted Com-9 "" pege 1511 of Oftlelal Racotd• 1n thl reeore1ee1 1n Boo« 10735. P8QM 293 T"* by •MIDfl 01 1 t>raectl °' C:. you may serve upon the ex· P\lbli9tled Ot Coes1 ~ of lett~n as provlded m S«-Ar.. Jen 1 ~ olflce Of Ille~-ol Orange llMQ .of0tflclll~d1.lnciueltngtau11 '1n the obhgetlofll llCUl'ad ecut.Or OT adnunistralOr, or Pilot Jan 10 17~31 108-4 lion 700 of the Probate C.ode PARCEL5 E.MementtlOft"-.-P bW'9d Orange ~ ~ cou..:,tyc,.., 01 '"'" deecrit>et the = ':.,,'":,~~0;:::=!·~11ereoy. llec'elofor• P.1CUt«1 ~ upon the atto~y for the ex-2111-M ' • · · o.f Califo~. ~ time for ~oeo.n.1::;:~ P~ Jan 10. 11. 2'. 31, 1 ... ronowtng Lot e or Tract No 35111. u Minor ener~11 on llCljOintngl:"1*o.:'.::.:: ~~-:,..*.:C, ":. ecutor or admuustrator, and filing claims will not expire leta .,,.=;,~ .... of : 20'4" per map reeoreleel tn Book t21. loU, (8) ~. rlC)leoament Ind mend for Sele and written none. of file with the court with proof "8JC llJTICE pnor to four months from the etton of CoYenenta. Con------------ P1gn 11-21 1ne1u11ve 01 ml•· m11n11n1nce of eenaln '!-'· bfMCtl Ind or' alletlon 10 eauee lht of eervice, a written request date of the hearing npticed ttlone and AMtnc:tlonl racor~ 1n "8JC llJTICE ceii.n.ou. rNpt, In the Oftlol Of Ill• water, llee1rlolfY, gu. telephone. underllgMCI 10 Mil Mid property to stating that d . ......,..A1 ~ llU8IMUI above. ~ 14344, P4loe n . (t"-"Oeclar· • County "-cotdet ot Mid County EA· drainage Ind cable te6ev181on llnee. ll•fy Mid obllgatlon• and 1,_. . Y°':'. esi.re ·~--NAm 8TATlmNT YOU MA y """ ..... .......,.th tlon'") under tM SeC'tlon Heedinga cept tlle SoutllwMterty 1 oo IMt of connection• ane1 feellltlee. ft• the underllgned c.u.., Mid nouce of the filing of an in-The tOllow4ng per10N .,. doing 1 c..A1UYui-.~ e 1n IUah ar11de antlttecl ''Cer11lri ••Id lend YOU ARE IN Of.FAULT UNDER A notice of breach Ind of lleetlon to ventory and appraiaement of bUllMU u : ftle kept by the court. u you .,_.,_, .. f()( ~ .. end "&;p. YOU ARE IN 0£FAULT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST OATEO Auou-1 8, be rlCOfeleel Auguet 10 1913 .. estate a.eta or of the n.tf AOVERTISIHO CONSULTANTS, att tnterested in the est.ate . Sentwnent llld EnefoKti. 0 EE 0 0 F TRUST 0 II TED 11181 UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION I Ho 83 347 l35 1 eOotc Of Of . , ..--Sul1e 200, 3334' E. Peclfle Coat ' ment" 2110/1981 UNLESS YOU TAKE AC· TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT= Record• In IM nofflce of .~ lions o r accounts mentioned Hlghway.Cofona~Mer,C..112825 you may se~~~~ the ex-ALSO EXCEPT llf wll• tying lnO< TION TO PROTECT YOUR PROP· MAY 8E SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE. ~O<det of Otange County· in Section 1200 and 1200.5 of Wlllllm M Ungley, 5t58 Argyll ecutor or 41W'lUnatralOr, or under Mid IMld ERTY , IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUS.. IFYOU NEEOAH EXPLAHATIONOF Seid ..... 111 be made buiwttllOUt the California Probate Code Wey.~. ca. 92508 upon the attorney for the ex-ALSO EXCEPT T-HEREFROM eer-OoNld w. SMw, • T,... ~ UC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EJCPLA· THE NATURE OF THE PROCEED-eovenent 0twirr1nty 1,jpr ... °'Im-KLEIN & CUTLER . Thia bu..,,._ .. conducted by-en ecu&.or or administrator and teln oll g .. and llydrocerbon The Ooneld W. S... ~ NATION OF THE NATURE OF THE ING AGAINST YOU. YOU SHOULD plled regarding tltle'pouanlon O< u O V lndMdual. fil 'th•""-~·-.th' f lntetlltl u r..wc! by, end con· Trvet, 47 Herbof Ridge 0rNie. ..._. PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU. YOU CONTACT A LAWYER eneumbranoH to Ole remain. }.,45 en&ara Blvd., Saile Wllllam M. Ungl9y e W1 uic ~ • W1 proo vey4ld to Louil Reinking, JMMa C port lluerl, CA 82ed0 SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER •1151 PINO De Vega, lrVlne, Call· principal sum 01 tt!%te(I) MQ#'~ 518 Thia ttltemenl w• tllad with thl f .ervice, a written request Reinking. Arthur A t.:ino.e Ind ~· Y Shew. '7 Hlf1)cw •7~ Cortleno. C0<on1 Oii Mar, rornt• by Mid o..o of Truet with lntw•1 S II er ma D 0 a Ii I ' C A County Clettl of Otange County on ta ting that you desire special otherl. by IMtrurnante rac:or~ 0. Ridge on-.... ~ Beec:t\, CA CAll2825 '(If 111reet eddr ... or eommon 111nNldnoteprovtded .ovenoee" 11403 U?.. · Dec 19.19'3 notice o f the tm .... of an in· cemblt 21. 1944. 1n boolc 1297. t2eeO "(tt 1 ltr .. t addr .. °' common Clel'gnltlon of property Is lllOwn under thl terma of 'u1e1 Deed C,. • "' '111121 · ..... '6 P99I 118 Apfll 2 19"$, In book ~ C. ~ Ill, 4221 dealgnatlon o1 P'°'*1Y 11 lll'lown lboVI. f\0•1tr1nty 11gl"9f'I•.!o1 ~t. l .... c:tlargee,endupen .. of U3/501·HU P\lblllheel Otanoe Cou1 Deity ven lOry and appraitement ol 1311.~ 1421, ~oere. 19"9, Kalkoo Place, Honc>Uu. H.-11 •~.no werr1n1y It g!V'lll u to 111 eneae"' oon-eetneaa). . the Trvet .. end of tM In.Ill• ereeted Published Orange Coast Piiot Jan. 10, 17. 2-4. 31, 108-4 \ate a.eta or of the peti-n book t924, pega 6301, Merell 24, 98818 oornptet.,_. or OOfraetneee) .. The benefldery under uid Deed o by Mid Deed of Trull Daily Ptlot Jan 17 18 24 218-64 or accounts rrMmtioned 1t50, In booll 1919. pega '411, S. TNI ~ Iii conduc1led by' • t>eMflelary lln6er aald Deed of Truet. by rMIOn of I brMCh °' Said..._ wtU be held on Monday · • • • Secti 1200 and 1200 c. f !«Tibet 8. tt50. In ~ 20l8, pega llmlltd P9tu*thlc> Tru.t, by IMllOll of. brMc:tl °'.. aul1 In 1M Obligatlonl MCU JanulfY 23 19M 112 00 pm II,,... 1984 .on . ,J 0 4"2 end 445, Apfl 20. '""·In book Ooneld w Shaw • TrvMee ol teun In the ObllgatloN ~thereby, hlrecofM• nec:ut«t endct1~1n Avenue entrance 10 the 279-84 e-Califorrua ProbateC.ode. 2112,peoe397t.Hol4mbtr8, 1t56, The Dona6CI w ~ ~ 11te.-et>y, i-11of~ executed Ind td to the undetllgned 1 writ CMc: Center Bullellng, 300 ea.1 '9CT1TIOU9 • H•M DEAN A. DENISON In book 3704, ~ 303, 304 and TNll ~ 10 t11e undelllgoed • wrtt· ten Oec:llt•tton °' Oafeun ano Chapl'llen Ave . Ot1n99. C• P\lllC NOTIC£ ..._ eTAtam.WT ltH NorU Mm St.. Sw. IM 305 ... being ot offldll Aecorda, nw '1etamem -tlled wlttl I.lie ttt1 Oec:lalltlOn of D«autt Ind 0.. '°'Sale. and wrt1ten notlcl ofl At the tlmt of the lnltlll pubtl-TM tollowtng ~ •• doing &a Au CA. tUll f9COl'dl oC Or1ng11 County. CAI-County Oet1c ol er.,. Ccu1ty on mand fOf Sale. and wrlnan nOClce of eec:ll and of llec1ion to eaute ''*cation of thll notlee Ille totll lt-01%11 bullnMI ... ' fomla. . Dec 30 1983 breecti a(ld of lleetlon toe... Ole llgned to ... Mid property to amount of tM unpe1c1 ~of lM CANYON VENTURE GROUP (114) HM414 ALSO EXCEPT THEREFROM 11 ~ undanlglled to ... Mid propeny to t11ty NICI obllgltlOnl. "and u....t0b11Qa11on aecurtd by 1119 above o. NOTICE OF DEA TH OP 1539 Monrovta Ave. Ula 19 ......: Published Qranae Cout , oll rightl, ITlllW-. !Nnefll PuW Orano-~ Deity Ntilfy Mid obl'gl1ion.. Ind lllet• "" ,,,. und•116g11ed eeuMd N6d ICri&ed 0..0 Of trust end llllnlllad LEONA HALL HUBBS AND port 8Mc:fl ca. 92913 ' . y Pilot Jan 17. 18 24 rlghta. natlftll em ngMI Md ott. Plkll J8n 10 t7, 24. 31. , ..... 12..M •It• lM vndanlgned c;auMd Mid tc.•of brMc:tl end of llec11on 10 COl11, llq)lflMe, and advanoet .. OF PETITION TO ADMIN· SJl BRAY O£VE.LOPMENT, 2208 1984 . • • llyelf~ by~ ~ t notice of breech end of llllc:tlon to recorded September 29, 1913u$134 351 61 Cenyon Offle Colla Meaa Ca. known, geotMrmal 11eem ano .. t>e recorded Septembtf 21, 1983 • n1tr. No 83-"302'7 of 01t1c1a1 Re-ft19 10111 lndecledneta ~ .,, IS TE R EST ATE N 0 . 92827 • • 296-84 ptoduc:ta derived 1rom MY of thl rtllJC llOllCE lnetr Ho 83-4183<l8 of Oftlclal Re-di In 1"-ofb of IM ~det of .. tlmete on wNeh the opening bid It A· 117153 NEWPORT HARBOR BUILDERS, I lcngotng, thal mly bt wltN °'!#Ider GENERAL REVENUE SHARING corda In IM ome. of Ille~°'-of Inge County, eomputtd mey be obtained Dy call· To all heirs, benellciaries. INC . Stet• Of Clllf' 15311 Monrovia IM Plf<* °' lend Mtelnabove 0. PROGRAM OrangeCounty: SlldNlewlllbemlele.butwl1hout 1,,,,(11•1937--0968or(213)827-4885 di d . AYe Sult• 19 ~a..c:n Ca. aerlbad,t099U.wl1hlMPWpetUll Said..,. will be made. but wltllOU1 OV91'1tnt °' wwr1nty, eitpr-or Im· ,;;: day before Iha Ille ere tors an ·cont ingent ~2e83 . , PtaJC NOTIC.E right of drllllng, mining. ll!pforing Non-Cli.crtmlnetion Neta The City covenentorw1rr111ty,111pr ... Oflm· tecl, regerdlng 1111e poaMalion. °' Oiied Dec ember 23. 1983 creditors of LroNA HALL Thi• bullMN 11 conducted by 1 ltldoper11lngth«efol'endl1orlngtn of<;:t~MeN~~~· plled. reg1rdlng tltle potMMlon, °' mbranc:n, to P•Y the remelnlng HERMES FINANCIAL HUBBS and pe1"80ns wh general Plr1111f'lt!lp F1CTJTIOUI IU ... 11 and removing Ille same trom llld ton a9'c 0 ...........-tu• &neumbrancee. to pay the remaining rlnelpll sum ot the note(•) aeevred CORPORATION be h • · te ted Newport Harbor NAMI ITATf•NT lllld or Ill)' other land, lneludlng the In lelmt.Ulon or «Cele to,°' lreet· principal 1Um of the note(•) Mc:urad y aald deed of Trull. with lnter•t u aalo TruatM ~yh wioltl erwd/lse m res Builder• Inc Tiie lollowlng petlOl\9 are doing right to whlPl10Cll "' dlrectlonally ment °' em~~ It• ~ by UIO deed ol Tru11, wtth lnterlt1 •In 11ld note pr<Wlded, l<lveneea, If By· T 0 Service Comp1t1 Agent tn t e an or est.a~: John L Pet9'n' 1nn1 u : drill end mine trom aalO llllCI• other or•m• Ind let ,... Dy • aa 1n Mid no11·provl<*j, edv111Ca. If y, under the term. of HICI Deed ol Miiiy Jat.onfl'f. A petition has been filed Pteeld«li BALBOA·NEWPORT REAL TY. tti.n tll<>M t1er11n1boYe Ollcrlbeel, =Vld~ ~'::'L, ~~ any, under the tlfm1 ol aald Deed ol rust, 1 .... Cllargee, llld •ltPlfl9tl of A»i•tent Secretwy by ROY PERCIVAL HALL This 1tetem«1t wu fllad with thl 28 32nd StrMt, Newport 8Mefl. oil "' gu well1, tunnet1 lllCI ltllf'I• bMfl •bridged due 1 ~ tru11, 1 .... cnargee. end •1tl*IMI ot lie Tn.11191 and ol 1M tru111 erNted One City 8tvd w .. t . th S . Coun f Or County Cllftc of Ot11nge County on 112"3 1n10. th tough or 1cro11 th• 1.._ tact ,.._0 ~ ,,..... the Tru1t .. and of Ille tru1t1 Cl'Mtad NICI Deed ot Tru1t Or c 92eee m e upenor 0 • Dec 20 1883 Joen A. Carroll. 11162 Cl.rro111own aublurlaca of the land llr9inet>ove ·~1 "" c:on , by aalO Deed of Trvat. Slid aale wlN be held on. Tuetd1y, Pvbllalleel Or• angec:O.!t Delly ange County requesting that · · l'2DIA 1 ..... Huntington Beeell, Ca.112~ o.ec:rlbtd Ind 10 bottom IUCfl whip-C ity Mine,er 1 Off le• •t Said aale wtn be held on TUMC11y, 1nuwy31, 1118", at 2:00 p.m. 1tthe PllOt Jan 3. 10 1 ~1164 ROY PERCIVAL HALL be Publlllled Orenge Coes1 Delly This bl*,_ II eond\IC'ted by en ttodled °' dtreettonalty OrNled wetll. g~:5t11~2 P•~b1~:;" 17°': Jenuery 24, t98", 11 2 oo pm 11 the llapm111 Av«1ua entrenee to thl 8&52·83 appotnted as penonal rep-Pilot Jen. lO, 17. 2,, 31, lllM Melull tnMlaend theft• under lllCI t>enMth ~ Chapman Avenue lfllttnee to thl lv\c; Center Bulldlng. 300 EMt • . 223-84 Joen A CarrOll °'beyond Ille Hllflor llmlls tlle.-aof Civic Cent. Building 300 EU1 AYI . Otenge. CA resent.at1ve to adminisier the fllll 1111ement wu llled with the and to rtdrill, relunnel, tQUiP mlln· ------------ Chipman AYe , Otenge: C. At thl tlm• of tM lnl11el publl-Ml.IC NOTIC£ est.ate of LIDNA HALL nty Cllrtl ol Or1n99 County on llln, rtpalr, detPlfl ~ °'*"' "'Y f1tBJC NOllC( At the time of tM lnlti.t publl-tlon 01 11111 no11ce. the total NO~ Of HUBBS (under the lndepen-rta.IC NOTIC( . t9. 1118" IUCh.,..."' m1nee. wltllOut. how------------- cetton of this notlel. thl IOtll I of IM unplld b~ of tht "'9lJC HeANNO d A-'-·-'·.....,u· f 1:1_ l'm111 evet'. lhl right to drill. mine, 110'9, ITATEmJfT Of' WITMDlllAWAl. emount of tM unpllel ballncl of Ille 1tic>n MCUred by 1"-•bove de-ent unwwh ... on ° &:.e· F1CTTT10U9 .., ... ,. P\lblWled Or~ Coes1 Deify ~· end oper111 througtl Ille RtOll ft.Altn.1111• obllgatton MCUrtd by,,,_ aboYI cs.-jlOf~bed deed 01 truat and •ttmatad ~~lllON t.ates Act). The petition is set NAMI ITATlmNT Jen to, 17, 24. 31. 108-4 IUfaca Of the ue>Plf !500 feet 01 the ~11MQ UMIJIR ICflbed deed ot tru1t •nd •tlmlled leoet•, IXpet\M\, and ad¥anc. II Of THI CITY Of for heanng in Dept. No. 3 at Tiie IC>llowtng ptrl()nl .,. doing 218-44 aublYrflOI of IM land Mrlln•bove FJCTTTIOUI ., .......... C0111 espentet an0 .ovlnQM 11 ~.s29112 , ...... _.. ....... u•• •RY 700 c· . ee Dr w , 1>u.ine11 .. Oelelibeel •TnetoiloWlng~tiuWlttlar_, sea 135 311 . Tiie total •ndebladneM bllng an """"' ...... ,.,_._,.. IV1C nter .• es ' MARY JO'S ALTERATION ALLEY TM totll amount of Ille vnpalel u • general pWtnef trom Iha pen. The total lndebtadnMI being 1n •llm1t1 on wtilcll the opentng bid 19 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 11111 Sant.a Ana, CA 92701 on Feb-22• Ogle St., Colle Mell. Ca 92827 "8JC fl)TJC[ prlndpll balance 1ntlf•t tfleteon. nenhiP operating under the fte.. .. umete on whk;h the opening blCI II computed may be obtained by call-.;:-:~~~· J~,~5· ~n:i~ ruary l , 1984 at 9:30 A .M . h'll)' Jo Sleub, 1200 Weetc:lln Or ' F1CTITIOUI IU..... togetlllf with reuonebly lltlmlteel llllOUI bu.-name ol ARIES ~tad mey be obtllnad ~ call· ing (• 111) Ms.-&418 IM dly bef0<• . *-10200 Slat Avenue IF YOU OBJECT to the Newport Beech, C1 92MO NA• If ATlllENT c:osta. bPlflMI •nd advaneea" Iha COMPANY 11 5202 ~ AV'I . l~(~)i:~~13)82 -4845 111,:.:. JatWWy 3 11184 O::a1n v11.:rc; the Pl:,..ng ~ granting of the peUt.ion, you ~".i ~"':.:,~peonouc:tad by I TM tollowlng per9onl are doing ~:: ;~114~~lcat1on ol 11119 H~r!.ing~:.:=i· ~11=9 name 011«t· Oecel'rlbtf 27, 1983 IT o SERVICE COMPANY 19:"~ lt4 • publlc .newing on should either appear at the Mery Jo Steub SOL·W~T DEVELOPMENT co ~rentty Otted CUlllerl Cheek• """"""' tOf the pertntAtltp - NEWPORT HOME LOAN INC aa Mid Trvtt... ONDfTIOtiAL~U W NO hearing and st.ate you objec-Tlll9 llaternent wu filed with Ille Upper Nawpor1 Plaza. ~ or Certified Chedl1 peylbll to thl ltled on M1y 12, 1913 In the County u Mid Tfl.ltl• By Debbie Krebe ' ti fle · ob. County Clark of Orange County on C 929e0 Truat• Of bldOer .,, llCCec>t•l>41 to ot Orenge FILE NO F21'35a B T D SlfW:ol CO<npeny Agent :Alllst1nt Sec:tetery ons or 1 wntten 'Jf!!C· Deoambtt 111 1984 ' A. Tru•t .. prO'ilelad proper IOlflllfl· POWER-SONIC CORPORATION, ~ Sc:hOonOYlt" ' t990 N Ctimornla Blvd 9111'°" tut>mlttad by ARCO 10 mod· lions with the cour.t before · irmm The W•t Comc>anlll. 4 Upper cation 11 anllat>ll Po Bo• 52•2 (3108 Spring 811. ANlltan1 S.Cret1ry Walnut er.-. CA. 9"5116-3787 lM ·s~':~ ~ '!.v'"-AR~~ the hearing. Your appear-P\lbllllled Orange Cont Deity :='1 Plue. Newport Beec:n, CA. From Information WIHCll Ille AeCIWOOO City. Catlt ~ One City Blvd. W•t 416-9-l4·9016 10 ~•i 1,,_ .-"~f~ ance may be in penk>n or by Piiot Jen. 10. 17, 24, 31, 108-4 Robert SOiomon Inc 1900 E Tru.tM dMnl• , .. ilble. t>ut IOf Signed Guy c Clum, PrM Or~ Ca 112e&e Publlllled Orange Coaat Dally ua. ....,. .. " • 217·84 • ·• · wt'lldl Tru.t .. me1<11 no r41p("l9lfl· Put>llllleel Or11nge Cout Delly (71• 3i.4 .. •• PllOt Jen 10 17 24. 1984 t>evaregee and eundry llemt. your attorney. "'*' AYenue. Sult• 10· Santi tltlon Of w1rr1nt)' the 11rM1 l<I Piiot Jan 10. 11. 24. 31, 108-4 221·M "" «00 • • • OPOHD HOUllNQ tU•NT IF YOU ARE A CREDI ne. CA 92705 Publlllheel Orange Coul Deity 207-~ F THI FOUffrAIN VAUIY GIN--Thia buslneu la eonducttd by ' dteu(lll Of other common detlg· Piiot January 3, 10. 17, 198.4 ,.Al. "-AN TOR or a con tingent creditor Pl8l.IC NOTICE 11 pannerlhlp · nation ol the •bove detenbed prop. 8453·83 f ased f ') erty I• 2900 Brlt1ol 5• •2118 and PlalC ll>TICC prop<>Mll lnltllltd by the City ol o the dece . you must i e FtCTITIOUI ..,,..11 Robert Solomon. Inc .. Preeldent 30 Cotta M•• c a 9282e oun111n Velley le< • Hou.ing ~le· your claim with the court or NAMI ITATl•NT Tiii• et1fament wu flied Wl111 tlle Said prCJC*1Y ta being told IOf IN! NOTIOf :ro t ol Iha G9t*ll P11n . J ounty Ciani of Orange County on of t>I"' 8IOOERI -------1'.0HDl'TlOMAl UH NNllT NO, prt.>5ent It to the perlOna rep· The lollowlng Plf90ll• ar• Clolng Dec. 29. 1983 purpoea !)eying IM 0 ..,all()f'll Four (4) ..... resentatlve appointed by the bullne11 u . ~ MCUrlCI by Mid Deed crl Trutt 1ne1uo-Cllewotet 1mpe11 P•11tlon IUbmlttad by Cynlllll L court within four mon•""-C.P s. :.ANOSCAPE SERVICES. Publtlhed Ota,,.,. Cout o.lty Ing '911 lt'CI Ill'*' ... of Ille Tru1111 Polloe c.. DEATH NOTICES NOAKES ERIC A. NOAKES. age ~. a resident of Dana Point. pasaed away Janu.ry NJtee MOTMMI uu.•OADWAY MOftTUARY 110 Broadway CottaM ... '42·9150 IAl TZ URQllRON IMITH I TUTHILL Wl.ITCLIFF CHA"l •27 E t7th St Coata Met• '46-9371 t . uan 920 Arbef s1 coe11 Meaa ca · ..--7 .... Ind of s11e 11'*1 10 _,,,. owner.nip and from the date of first isa~ 92627 · • P11oC Jan 17· 24· 31 Feb · 1--Oeted Decembef 20 1983 9'cl ..._ M-4 14,198-4 ln ~Angeles. 1'\a· eur:~:o:.0~::t~="'l.,:-of letters as provided m Sec· Rotlert c COiweii, 920 Arbor St ' 26s-84 CALIFORNIA RECONVEYANCE ~1:"C:J:,.~Q!y": neral Services are pending. Illa 1~ the on·eft• Ille end \Ion 700 of the Probate Code CO:~:-,.;.;: :::uciad . an "8.IC NOllC( ;.<>::,"f~,.. Foun1a1n v-.y t0200 Steter A.,. For Information call Noakes mptton of btet Ind wine of C..JJfomia The ume for lnOIVldull by ey Suzanne Kelty tt1ue Fountain v~. ~ Mortuary 818-335--4061 ONDff10NAL UM .....r NO. filing claims will not expire Robert c Colwlll '1CT1110US ..-it ExecutJw VICI ~1 92708 unlll 3 00 Pm on Thurldly, ' * .. ,AAICINO V ..... NCI NO. prior to four months from the Tlllt ., .. .,.,..,, ... filed wt111 ,,,. ..... ITAT'lmNT 9451 Corbin A~ 1t4=~= I:,..~= Petition tubmtttad by Teylor B date o f the hearine notJced g:n: ~11 01 Ofenge County on bu~~~ per.on ii CIOlng ~:"i:f.'n~ 9 1328 ror 111e Fovn111t1 v.., Polloe o. rant l0t MH·at0tage fltdlltlea end above. ' na:1:11 TONI'S CLEAHIHO SERVICE. 231 Pu~ Orange Cout Deity Pt1o1 peri,.,,.,,t Bldl '°" ~ opened •till uM on tpptoJtlmately I ec:t9I YOU MA y EXAMINE the Publleflad Otenoe eoe.i Deley E tltfl St .. Cotta ....... CA ~7 Jen 3 10 17 1984 " F°""'"" Vlflev ty Hall.-3-00 u;· ::s -0 ::> -co '3' -· ::s • CD >C • 'ts <D' ':3' CD ::> ::s ~ .. ~ ;fn O> -· g < ! CD • D1llJ Piiat Cluaffled Advertlalng &42.;;&678 11~:' :::V~': .~0,::,!! ftl~ kept by the coun If you P11<>1 Jan 10. 11. 2'. 3 t 11114 Toni O.L~. 231 E 111t1 ll&U-83 P ;:' ~ ~:. 1:! ..,..... -1 · 2t3-&4 St Coate Meea,....,. 92127 ,_ eouth of ,,,. --••'Y are interested ln the estate. ~ ~ 11 conclUct«1 by an ~ ~ tt11a purpoee, .,_ otongltlon ol Hall Avenue, thlt .... _ lndMdUal -• dreueel to tht City Oertt. Ctty ot Ol*1Y It tone M 1 "Menufte· you may lerve upon U1'C' e-x-n • Foun1e.n v~ 1o:ioo Ste• A"" u<lng" Olstflet A Pattctng Variance t"Cutor or administrator, or Pl8.JC NOTIC( ~= ~~=.: flied with 1,,_ ii-::--INil Founteton va119y ~ °' compact penclng etllla and r• upon the attorney for ~ex· '1C~ ..,...,. County Clark of OfMgl County on en :J _,. 92701, m.v11acs ·e1e1 tor Four ('I .... 1111::0:,: ,/: ~'::'~~ .. ~ ecutor or administrator. and NA• ITAT'lmNT Jan 10. tN-4 ~ ~ • ~,~,:,:~ ~,:o' .,;:-~ ,,_ Condltlonel UM ~It petition file with the court with proof Tiie f04i0wlng per90ne .,.. CIOlng Pvb11911«1 °' CoMt ~ ~ Ja PfOV1dlel OMOmON.AL UH NMllT NO. of service. a written request bullMM 11 Piiot JIKI 17 24 ~Fet> 7 11114 0. :; CD Specifaoone 1**8QM may t>e stat.lnQ that you desire special CHEAOLli Mcl<ERR(N ' co ' ' ' ' . 303-M "' Ol>lltoad lllrougtl '"' ~ ~':'~.':1: ~~~ F~let notice of the filing of an Ln· ~1S::.~:;t2~• 206• ~ ~ :J. ..._ ~:'rnen' of the Oty or roun..in axaeo wvtee 11111on with euto-v<'nlOry and apprabement of Clfl ~It. 29 Enc:or• Court. "8JC NOTICE ~ ~ ~ No blel w111 be llCOIOled 11nteaa It 11 lttd di''*'""' CM wMl'I and 11J1 estate ameca or ot t.ht' petJ-Nawpor'1 Beed\. C... tateO ~ < mee11 °" • b'43 quotation form ~Ir lec:llltl• 11 111e n«1'*9t cor· li ta ti---' Jolln J Mcl<en'911. 2520 t.n "'9lJC MOnc.1 ;:: :: e l\Knial'Mld by tl'le City '* of 1"-lntlfMCtlon of Broot.lluflt ons or aocoun men UI'-' om.. ~ a..tih. C• t2tt3 COMPLIANCE ...OllC! WfTH fHI! vr _, Tiie City of J'oun1111n v.-., ,. lrwt Ind Talbtl1 A*"'9 In Section 1200 and 1200.~ Of This ~ II COflCNc1eel by' 1 MPAAfM!NT Of HEAL TH AHO 5 ~ ... _._the r!Qt!t to retact any end al I 0. ,..,AAATIOM ~ thf" Callfomla Probe~ Q)de general pertnentllp HUMAN S!FMCE REGULATIONS cO ':3 V llld1 or porttonll of MY Md .. ..,._ OAT1VI DICUAAT'tOM LOUIS A AUDET John J MGKerren RCGAlllOINQ TITLE V1 OF CIVIL CD or "llve the lnt°"'*'1'f In•'*' not FM 1"-lttrnl id41ntlfttd with .,, m I . 8 ..1 •-• f"49 11atwnent -fMed with the NQHTS ACT ~ 1"4 ANO IEC-cO al'llieteO Dy 11w .. t ...... n . notlot .. harlby gMn 30$S "'•"re Iv •.• _,u County C.k of Ofanoe County on TIOH504~111£HABILITATIONACT =r .... be........,°" .. *- 1'111 bl9ed on the lnltlW StudlM. 1 tH 0.C tt, 1tl4 OF 1873 ... IOl'a r•u-.. to trie oe>eratlonel IM DeclAr•llon II•• bMtl LoJ AD&des, CA. tttl .. U.. '111Q1 COMPlETf IN·HOMf H~L TH ::> .,, Cf'.,tcl.,•IUCI of lf'll Cll"OCIOMd mt.111.1~1Nd ~:::''" Im· (!IPuJ> ... ?!~44~· ,.. __ P!tol~. r,,~31~ ~ ~~~:.i"'::.~s1.-~ , • -~=.-=-:. '!:. ": •ortt1e~Olclft•tl0f\ Qt f1l('U ...._.., 214-M lhel,ontMgroundof,...,cotor.or o .,.. noc •• ~ .._ n. FndaY. Januwy 20. 1NA Daily PtJot Jan l • 17. 23, nettoNf orlgln bt ~ from ~ City of F°""111r1v...,1-.we ... THESt QA TT•AS art being PIO-1984 p.ertldpe:110f\ In. l>e OerMd the ben-.. *A "OM 10 ~ 0. •«I Mt II tllddlr purwant 1o tN ~ 300-84 1 of Of bt _,.,.. to d I~ ¥' on lf'l't com~ Cf ClrtCll _, ..,. L-.. of fM atet. Of CellfCltl\le, Oo¥--c:rtmll•tlcll'• llf'°« ~ cwoorem °' -• •e.1ino or .....,_ I COde 1.000 .. MiQ • ect"'"1 ~ ,...,.. l'lrwlCMI < Wl'ICf\.,. ....,., !O 11.r ,.._. "- FountM' V~ Munle6pel COde. _.9"09 neeot CJI tl'le Ci" 21, (2) No~ QUlll"-d hand! ,lvne Yo._,.,. THOSC O<SIRJNO TO ·-·~ In f1t11 Id ... tian QllPPed lndMdlllll In IN Unit-' O> CD ~ tevC)f °' In op~tlon lo th• I "' " '"' 1· n the Stat -defined In Setton 1(6) ~ P\lblllfteo °'MOI COllll Deity .... ~wi•btOMnWI~ Cal a INll. IOllly be r-..on of,..,,_ .!"! JM 17, 1NA ty 10 0o 10 at IM puble heellng II h8"dlc;lip, be elduded "°"1 par1°' 4111. '-:==:::=::::::::==:::::!~~ 11her lnfOf!MllOI\ II OMQO, yow ... .... p!l11oft In, bt Oer-.cl ""b9nllllta Of, ... I ~ contact tN ,..,,,,ll"IO o.pan. OJv a:a...t -· r.. or bt ~·-~Jotl ln••x•pen•aJn• I., ~21 end,..., lo,,,. ., rlU underMypregfll'IOf-ctlOifty~· Diii Piiat •ti!\ • ..-n· I'll "°1. boYI lltfM AD WnD ~ ,.,.,.. ~ ......... r 1.INTOH IHEAll'OO •thlUft czu..-s•• .............. c.. '" PflU . r auo naDI•, wy C•lt .. t-1171 .,_..,__....__ 1.a ...... :C.~ 1 01HY ftl10I 642-5678 Pu•• fewwordt ~--=-:r.,:.·Cc*t a., Not Cl Hed Ad\l'ettt ng 1t1..n~ "" 11. 1914 to wo1tc tor ou JM t 10. 1t. 11, ,._. Cta tied Advert .,..... 111-1' 642-5e78 ... ~ 7 CLASSIFIED (6 INDEX REAL £ST AT£ 4 _ ... IOl/2 ~tt•U. IW4 ~ru.nd ICJOI ...... "'--1.t IOOT ~ ......... IOJe 2 C.0.-0.t Mat 10l2 ~14-11124 O....P,,.n1 HIM DT-1011 ,.WnlA411 V.U..y 1())4 ltW\UflC\00 .kh 1040 Hun1, 11.vbwr 104% lrv\rw 1044 • ,_.... ........ h ll>ie ~H.IU. Hoo ~ N""°'I t~z Wll.r ,_ ·~ 5 w-v .. ,. 10117 lkwport a...h 10.- s.n c""'""""' lll'lt s.n J-. C.po.11-1079 s.n1a Alw ''*' s..i ........ IOll4 6 SooU. I.Acuna 1086 S.U-t 8Nch ION """"" IQllCI WnVNnolrr IOIHI Mobile Humn 1100 Al:rHp Ill) 7 "'-'" 11)0 8"rhl'n.poo<•<> 117' a...,_ Pt""'' 11« c..n..-,. Wt. J!2~ C."Omml PropHt'f 1')( ConclofNn1um. 127' 8 U..pl.-•l'll Uno'" 130t H-ioi.Mrwwt 1n. '"'"""" p,,..,.. .. ~ IJ)( lnd...,ITWll PrOJ>•• IH' i....N lur Saw 14111 Mobi ... HOtnf' Pat tu 142) ..Coun""n °"""'1'• ··~ On~Co 1)0( Ou1 ufC:O..n1v U i! 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CLASS I FI ED 642-5678 a ..... fer lalt BHlft •• , •••• J~Ct~a~er~1limiiiiiiiiiiiiii~100;;;.2~C..~t~ra~liiiiiiiiii;;;;;;l00._2 LllO ISLE lllh V1 ,1 L1du Nord Traditional 3 Br, 3~ Ba Bayfront, pier & Cloat for 65' boat. Priced to aell $1,250,000. IRYl"E TERRACE PJ1111r.inm !My & l''t'an view from 4 Br. 4 Ba µ;1110 pool home PrimE· locatton $775.000 YllTI IEL LllO IAYFlllO Fabulous bay & mountain view. l Bdrm. 1 Ba. condo co-op. Lowest pnced at $295,000 llYSllE PLACE UYFROIT Spectacular bayfront dplx 2 br. 2 ba up, "J. br. 2 ba dn. 2 boat spaces Reduced-$ l.500,000 PElllSULI NOME OCUIFROIT Oc-ean & ,Jetty views. Manne room. 4 bdrm, 3 bath. :mio sq ft 4 1 .1r p<1rkm~ $1.:!li'> UtHI I COllOllDO CAYS llYFROIT Coronado Island cu.st bayfront lot 85' boat deck Plans avai.I Now $370.000 w/tradf' ARROWHEAD HOME Nf'at nt?w 4 bdrm. 4 bath. lake view 3500 sq ft $440,000 Will trade for a local property BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Boy~1d,-. Or1v" N 8 67S 6161 -~-----.,..----- Beauttlut entry to• latQe Century 21 Sur1 Realty S2 15 ~ Loi value alone muntty PoOI '"'1/mo kltd't eleQant formal din.-Nu carpet 213_.~~2 hvtng room t.arge coon· 538-7542 II wOrth IM price and li!8':. ~r: ~k A L L y Ing PfOI decOr natural 3er 2 8a upp« tn dplx, try lcttchen and lamny lmat 1044 owner may carry 11t TO apecloue a Bd + den roclc frplc hUO• living f11>tc. walflefl dtY'I". CloM arN 4 huge ~rooms, 2 • I O •I I"' condO In Cllfftlaven .,.. room manicured yard 10 t>eaeh yrly 875-4912 baths Covered patio GREAT nlJ I ar • Comm pool CIMn a. 111 + depoelt & your INI Bkr overlook• aparkllng pOOI 1'8· llll av.,lable Im~ 11200 h75 Agent 537-5027 C. • I fl ~.~~~3 ,'3or sho w ing LOCATION yearly. . Baat. acla zfil t if!! con!: Gn on thta Aehford MQdet In Newport Hgt• 3Br, l1g 101. Wlttrfrelt It••• 46r21.%6a 2atry 3 car gar. v I e w y u r' Lu. THE REAL ESTATERS IEW0.1.011111 There are only three con- dos In this dev91oi>ment. T ruty cu11om designed with 1 CQmmuntty spe and 2 car g_ar90e1. Large 3 Bdrm 2 5 Ba with fire· place S 13<& 500 2 Bdrm 2 Ba $12<&,500 631-7370 Traditional Realty 63 1-7370 Parle View Woodbrtdoe encl. yard, dbl gar, 111-1400 2 ml to bch S1200 mo 11050/mo Agt 813-535'4 2 Bdrm. 2 ba C.amle $225,000 8-42·9988 8"5-8747 All 8-46-7171 --. 2 Ille entry, micro-wave, 2 B1 2 Ba. den. frplc, car Cent A/C Upgraded M1•lJ1 lt•n ll VETS ONLY. PteaM can HOMES FOR RENT gar 11ep1 to beach throughout Redwood Db' Wlde 5 6f. 5 ba. Aduh me f()( Ir" Info about Huntington Beach 3 & " Avell now I 1100/mo deck low upkeep yard h....n,,,, 1 hOUM with NO Bdrmt S775·S825 851 -8787 $142:500 ~~ ~rf:::~2~7M. Mw~. Jaeon ~8887 ~~ Y~t~ & ~~~: Elegant 3 Br 3 Ba, frplc. 3 O~s~ or l obo 642•5291• 8"6-2849 lalMI ltlaa• 863..()755. Aoent. no fee. batconlel, 420 Qotd- UlllA llUI 6otlAouse:3 br. m ba. Hurry up & call ~39--8190 4 enrod •1~00· &el-OMO a lty A beaut 1972 Aoyel family rm. 0'11Z.ed gar. No Bdrm famlly spot upper Studi6 apt, crpta. patio: 1 e Chalet hm, lge llv· pelt. $1300/mo Daya seoo·s lcld1 pets xtru blk to beach, 1tor-.. Ing/dining & kl1ch area, 979-857<&; eves 8"2·<&858 BEST fee GUARANTEED $400 t~ICI u1t11 <&9<&·3324' 7 86-1 172 fam rm w/wet bar. mstr •-IL.--0 ,... town claUIC S550 bl wtwalk-ln cloNt & - -"' Ct1ll Mm Z7Z4 3880 Michelson Drive lrvlne gatden tub Elat>orate Ptalatala azo7 takes 5 rm sky u1e home ... 851 1 /dbl I k kids ok ready Feb 111 1 Br duplex.~ mo. It, dre19lng areaw sn 2 Br, 2 ba new9f' duplex, 539-6190 BEST Alty f" last & MC. 8"8-575'4 721 Young adults welcome yrty. Mature non-1m1cr1, 1-----Weelo, CM Agt 5<&0·5937 No pell S&50 (2131 l.l'e& Set up houMI Aile h«e 2 ---.,,..-.,..,.-- a-rllfl . 11 S 799-4195 or 257·0702 Br unit with encl gar•ge 1Br with pool. S.OOtmo. OUIH TllH iK _ $<&50 539-6190 BEST lee $300 depoalt. IEWNllT IAIUll Beaulllul former mod•f 2lX AcrM 127.600 5 Acres Ctr••• ••I •ar 2 t -J-244 833-8926 or 842~202 Unbellevabte prk;e 1°' de-home Xlnt plan 3 S30 ,500 11 A cru t!ory 2 Bdrm cottage.1;;"-...T&aiiiiillit _____ .,.._ 2 BA lba. new carpet. lacti.d 3 Bdrm home In w/spaclous bdrma & 2 $33,000. Bkr 879-1975 oce•n aid• ol hwy. lovely " bd horM Univ«· lrHhly painted Pref the city ot Newport p ... 1 t A 11 Beach Big yard and AV baths One yHr "'Home-lact•I Pnp 1 S S775/mo. 673-1734 sltNowy u•n'1"•1 Jrvu~,,.30 vA•t-mature adults S52Slmo. Iv Warranty•· Incl In low _ • ,,.. 5<&8-7729 Agt access add to the va e sales l:;tc. or s 119,000 11 .. D. a.. It" Cetta HI traC11ve price to right ----..,,~ Priced well below oth8f n. "P' • 2~93 2-t -3 B 1•L ba frplc F I 759--1 1 1211,ooo 2 bd 1 ba den tv·~ rm party. 213-430· .. s ory, r. ,. . . Newport properties u I • · · 213 59 7 385 l days patio, 2 c:ar gar. Avail 211 price only S 159,950. IWllll.ll Sharp 1nve1tment w/3 bd w/frplc, aeparate d nl~g evee, • • No pet• $&50. 646-1220 751·3191 and 2 bd unite. 8 yrs old room, carpell and Rent to own 2 Br pool .SELECT w/$19,200 gross l~ome drapes, water paid, gu home balcony view S32S Avall Feb. 1 Br. Ne8r lhe beach Approx heating and cooking. S600's .. f" 539-6190 patio, quiet. utll pd PROPERTIES $50,000 under mrkt $650 545-~169 BEST Alty 84<&-8958 No peta. Good auum loans. Prine •3 bd/1 ba. fnc:d yard* LatHI ltacla 2241 IEWHllTILH TOWHOIE A best buy In-area. 2 Br. library, 2•,, Ba. fireplace, wet bar. comm pool & spa. Convenient location Near South Coaat Plaza anda adjacent 10 freeway access $11<&.900 Lucy Rose. 644-6200 ~Macnab-Irvine I I I I \ ' " I " only Call Lenny, 901 Move nowl S505 • Univ Pk, Terrace/Cardiff 8-&Q.-03'1 Mr WHllarM 547-0204 1 Br 1 c a1>1 •. lower unit, 2 B ., b T h So Laguna fpl ocn vu 113~:500 55~.18;2n 18 tmllEml 11 A "Br, 2v. ba. 2 car gar. lrg S500tmo. Inc uttl. TU IHLTH' fncd yard Gdnr Incl. 497-6021 497·1232 t., ... ltack 1041 TAl·PLEX FOR SALE BY S1SOO/mo. 842-29<&3 ------------------Secluded Cottage. No OceenfClty Panoramic OWNER COSTA MESA •ltlt 11141 lgazlH ~guna. 2 bd. tmmac. View Gorgeous 6 yr old AREA PRIDE OF OWN· Hoo .... Apts & COndos S850 818-983·88<&5 lrl levet. 3 er ~ den .. 3 ba ERSHIP Landlords AdvertlM Free L a 111 2250 w I beau I yd Ju st Double Lot Owners unit 50c at St or• & Markell qaaa 1U I S 2 9 5 . 0 0 0 . Io d n has 3 bdrma, 2 ba. walk· M 1-4260 Wahrtdryer Included In 3 bd. 1'~ ba. W.Sldll Brand new, C:fl>ll, dfl>I, & blt-tn1 Encl patio, chtld'n OK. No Peta. $675/mo 6-&S-6846 agt ~25 1 Br upper, crpt•. drps, bl1ln1 No pets 7 10·D Jamn 955-0809 $695/mo. 3 Br 2 Ba. frplc. 2 car gar. no pets 3007 Jeffrey Dr Ownrlagl 559-6221 675·2172 or 499·3563 In clOMt, frpl, pantry and I 3 B 2 B odd I kitchen w/blt-lns thruoot Ha•--1 3 br 2 bl frplc th 1 r 1 m 81 gn --..,..,..., ' ' ' scenic view $700 buy CL"' .. N & SPACIOUS Ml.llita Vt.IJ'O J 067 • 2-2bdrm1. Must see to lar~e yard Move r1Ahl In """ • •v wlrent fee 539·6 190 Westside 2 Br 1 Ba. up-Lake view Exec Home, 3 appreciate. Only 3 years $8 Ol mo. 631-8"99 agt BEST d d 1 old Wiii consider trade grade rapes. c:rp . ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Br • Den, 3 •,;, 61 for condo or 771 Call Its a condo 111 a duplex, II' -1 --Vi . 2•67 range & dswhr, patio • S215 000 752-2197 N01 Its a super houMI 2 lll ta ~· 8' area No pets. $510 + ... _ Ocu.F.0110.nalE _ · 831·4402. 9am -6 pm, -.,.... • lllt.f lrg bdrm chefs kitchen HOMES A RENT po s 11 & c I a an Ing. OILY 1441 0001 le~rt ltack 1 vv ask for Jack or G«I C\lstom decor huge llvlng Mission Viejo 3 & " Bedrm. 650-6723 or 786-2399 A terrific locat1Jn on the FORECLOSOREI 4 Bdr Lttl fer Salt 1400 room EZ TEAMS S-&75 S800-S850 Garages and -- d I w Agent 537-5027 fenced yards Kids & pets Condo 2 ·Br 2 Be near sand• Your own aecon ocean v ew as C· 1 LOT t>Jllnd Grant f S C P I az a • Po o I home, beach retreat or s429.900nowS359.900 Bo off·N tBlvd C M LUXURY CONDO NA SC OK Agt No ee. $595/mo Incl heat & perfect as Income prop-Patrick Tenore760·8702 11r:· Roc~ester' St PLAZA 2 br, 2 ba on 8~0!55 ~ water. No pell. 631-1476 arty • always rented and 1111101_1__ S 105 000 675·3099 lake. w/pool, apa, MC llt~rt ltack 2289 ---1n demand • this 3 bdrm ' gates frpic customized Eutalde CYte bachelor. home has potential IAYCRHT HU NHataia, Dtaerl closeie. s8s0. 545--0230 12 /mo Modern 2 vaulted celllng1, patio, 631· 1400 Call us 10 see this com· llNrt 1450 _ Story Back Bay. 4 bdrm. ~ 15/mo JoY<» Waltze, - V.i\llHIH0 "\1 fortable home neat MesaVerde4Br.2ba,lam 3ba.3300sqf1.3cargar, Aemu 63 1-1266 llll\11 , htc. schools and parks • Costa Vida at Vallarta. rm (Part furn?) S 1200 pool. Jacuw . 'I• acre lot. --T i'lOU 2 I RE Al E'>TATE spacious family room, 3'1t Puerta Vallarta Mex Feb 5<&0-7507 eves & wknda Poselble lurntshed °'op-EaatSlde own M 16 23 2 /kit on story 2br 1'-"ba. garage. &31·1400 baths. large • attracttve • rms w • Newer 3br 2ba M Verde lion 642· 1366 patio, S575 mo. 650-0500 kitchen, 2 patios. 2 !Ire-water $560 wlc ea - POOL HOME Places, hardwood floors . 646·8<&02 home. atrium . open 2 + Den, newly decorated .. LIKE BRANO NEW" beams, S 1050 mo • no CONDO aome ocean -and a good·slzed yard I L. f pets, gardner, w•ter furn view, 2 car narage. Sparkling 1 Bdrm from OILY S 111,IOOf 1001 All Just waiting lor a HC•tl, arai 545-3627 <l-9pm 4 wknda 1875/mo 760_88e2 ~<&5. 2 S575. Utlls pd. Beautifully maintained 3 nice family Grtttl 1575 _ . -pool. garage. no pets Bdrm. 2 bath home Ch11hlrt Rtalttrt Prvt air strip w/moblle on Nk;e 2 Br, 1 ba w/gar. w/d •NPT LOW PRICE• 301 Avocado. 642-4905 located on 1 quiet, lll·llll 2•-. acres Murrlell hkup nr Victoria & Ca· 2Br.1ba.cute.great loc. 241WW11aon63t-0960 f hb h d $98 500 B .. 679 1975 nyon S595t m o Agt S79S Mr Miiier 547-020<& peace w. ne1g or oo . ...r · -997_9309 or 631•3 187 __ _ _ _ _ Lrge 3 bd, 2 ba. frplc. ot Costa Mesa Assume IAYFROIT I lL... "Bdr 2'"t Ba. dbl gar near w/yrd. encl gar W/O 8'•'1• VA loan ol $66.000 I_. IU-SPR-IU TIHSE schools S 1200 /mo hookup S7251mo Lse JvSI fell out of Escrow•j llUCOllAY I Ptaia1ala 2107 2 Mstr Suites 2,,.,BA. has 642·1872, 494·7'29 Req 548-1936 ~1.U~.r/17 ~n I his one' 8j ~~";rb~.'~~~. 0~1~r~d2 1 Clean 1'1> Bdrm. steps to all Close to shopping a ev~~ Gib Walker MESA PINES 2650 Haris ba apt (can be con. beach, renl wkly Sl50 or t>eactiea S8751mo Drive BACK BAY 3 br. 2'1> ba BE-'UTIFUL 1 BrS'495 THE REAL ESTATERS nected) Xlnt fin avail monthly S500 1111 June by 2115 Orange Call exec home on quiet cul PAV patio. pool, ape Low low down $945.000 675-5<&67 owner 786-3506 de sac S 1100 754,. t202 TOP area. quiet, no pets S40·4 242J675-8669 l!!plrt ificI f lH So Coast Plaza area 3 Br Back Bay condo. 2Br 2ba, ~"9-2"47 IAYHllT 1011 S~mo Modern 2 Pool home dbl garage & $850 Avail lmmed Dys Newer 3br 2ba M Verde upper Peaceful atmos-3ba 3300sqtt.3cargar. Altyfee539·6190 BEACON BAY 3Br/3Ba beams. $1050 mo .. no phere, plenty of prkg pool. 11ct1Z2i, 't• acre tot Student budget S325 paya 1 or 2 yr lease, no pets pets. gardner, wat8f furn • New kitchen. 2 br. 2 ba • Po11lble unfutnlshed or rent & all ullls brtte 1 Br S l900tmo 875_8617 5<&5·3627 4-9pm & wknds • On sand. w/boat slip Fixer Story Baclc Bay, 4 bdrm. much more $650 •I BEST 6<&2·2119. eves 548-3060 home, atrium , open xtra rooms $325.000 option. 642· 1366 avail Feb lat 539·6190 C C -1 3 Nice 2 Br 2 Ba Avall ap-Dalebout lllYllE TERRACE Mrs Long, 650-1190 Beacon Bay lovely 2 Br BEST lee htna ove ocean v ew, prox Feb 111. ~95/mo B Beach HOIT llOW CHTOll I I ----,--.....,.-Bdr w/spa & elevator No pell 780-1418 or ay 8' 111 CUYOI frplc:. b 1 ns. spa. patio Daaa Ptial "226 SI e P • Io beac h · 6•2.7528 ev--·· ... nds IRare.oneofaklndcuslom 5 br ex~ h~·se B~t of $1950/mo Dollie Agt S 0001 D b 2716 .. • .. .,, '"' Real Estate home bull' by Don .. yres ""' ""' ..,.. 6000 DUPLEX· Extra t...... 3 81 drm 2 mo rive Y With gre.I ....,..ean • "'n1nht COllOI' Ill I'll the model $799.000 Lo 675• ___ ...,.. S CdM 11 OLIVE TREE APTS .,., u,.,, r•cr111HCt SJ..-:c ,.., "" 0 " • • 28 x 18 llv rm, 2 full ba. hell. and ca i.gt , Tl .Tl( •OCI lights view lmmacvlately SMOllECLIFFI 1 down OK Gd financing ltHH lahtr11tlle4 bltln kit plush cpt/drpe 760-8702 2 Br 1 , Ba 1wnh1 style Superb ~ocat~n Three maintained 4 Br 3 Ba Prime area. 4 Bdrm wllh I ~~'6K~~':iE~~~;~~51 Genral 2202 In dry rm' $695 <&95· 1"90 Condo, f Br. 2 bl. 2 car apts, crpll drpa ~·hw:r lamily room home wtlh all cornet 101 patios. lrench _ -.--gar. nr Hoag Hosp. updated k.ltch at · !~~ci~~~•~yed~~~~s. ~~~ the amenities 01 a well e1oors and fireplaces in Ill C&IYOl·IY OWIH l•••tr I Wiater Foaal11a $795/mo. 6-&0-5324 From S605 5" 8•7367 graded carpet Air con-~~~It ~:~:~ul~o~e:ig~~~ 11v1 1ng$r3o9o7m000& raFmlly room 11% fixed rate. 30 yrs RHtah Vall~ 2234 Most affordibte 2 Br2 Ba dtl1oner unit Lovely view roof expansive viewing on y . ee Monaco with best oc aoo1111ULn 3 Br. 2'..fi)a. 2 ltory condo appls dshwhl S600 flat •• Tll lllffl of night lights JUST RE terrace high open beam , •( f &: view 14 Rue Vlllars PRIP IWIEMEIT near T 1 I be rt & 539-6190 BEST Alty lee Quiet 1 Br, close to beach. DUCED $10 000 callings & charming entry I Piil! l(IU ( I JM ~ Open wknds 6<&0· 1538 l l •/lll-t l l• Brook.hurst '"Tiburon·· NEVE A LIVED IN w/balc. d1hwr, din rm. NOW S239 000 c 1 B c Reallo 1 675 6000 111 • Dshwr, patto. dbl gar. trptc, encl gar & car ti.JI •• 7•00' patio a 1 elle hate r ' • IOAT SLIP ----elec gar door opnr Kida. Lux condo. 3 Br 3 ba, No pets $525/mo. Coral • 1· • Let! 10 view this f8bvlous p •-...... ..---.............. 1 1 233 16th Pl Npt 12•1000 9QP .. ., .. o ,._, __..... pets OK S800 + S600 rpc, ace. Tr" Apll 2163 Pacific. pro perly $695.000 WATEllF•OIT 111 ' lhould alwava ctleCil IM Hgts $1200 675 <&333 5 o /J ff 644.7020 n Spacious 3 bdrm. 2•..; ba ,-dep Agt. no lee. · • CM 546-<l 3 , Mgr e ~ Directory In IM 6 -0755 --~ LlllO llUl HT A TE Dover Shores 60' on the residence 1n private com· DAIL y PILOT 8 J POOL 1111 ·-"'"" ...-·--·"-bay Charming single munlly New crpt1ng & Lrg 4 Br 2 Ba located In Pvt 1 Br. lrptc, pool, patio. LOWEST PRICE o" ,lory. 3 Br 3 Ba plus I paint Walk 10 ocean or prestigious areo Huge garage No pets 399 w COLDWeu BANl(C!RO IOYEll HORES 1121,000 Great 4 BR, den large pool plva vtew11 One·of &·kind w/waterlall, e•· pensive entry Owner will carry 1st T 0 for 30 years and II can be assumable You mull see Hits grea1 homeH H•·IOIO lllUT ITHTH MOIE Ill ou11m-VIEW Owner says 10"/o down W111 buy this 3 Bdrm home with partial ocean view It s frethly painted and remodeled Ready ror you to move Into Only S 139 500 Cati Sally Shtp I or Jo ce OabOlt ,E.l"SUL'! Family room Parquet your boal and ENJOY YOUR AD IN THIS 101. nu cpts gardener & Bay S515 650-6357 floors. new kitchen Im· LIFE' 759·1501 poo l aetvlce Incl -- maculale Owner has s 1700/mo Agt 931-7370 IUIP 2 IHI Unty $165 000 for lhtS charming beach collage 1us1 steps away from the beach & ocean This enchan11ng 1 Bdrm home may be en1oyed as 11 11 or the R·2 lot offers poten- 1101 lor added 1mpro11e- men1 or redevelopment 646-7171 THE REAL ESTATERS For Ad Action CaU a Daly Piot AD-VISOR 642-5678 another hoome Offered SECTION IS ••oc:S 1 b d k below market tor qu1c\I Aen1·aett-1e-... -Lido -Ille-""gar; un:;. No ~:CN; sale $785.000 Fet1 By lrg " Br Owner nexlble. Harbor a 191h <&94-7008 Owner 7141645-5570 or H NG S 1900/mo 675-9103 ~ 71 41631-7836 REAC I - -Sharp Mesa Verde 2Br I HRFElll IELllllTI 2Ba s5gs1mo. 546-5882. ,_ __ ....., ...... ___ ,,. Gigantic: 2 rm pleasure aft 6 970·3848 Pam Coroaa ••I Mar 1022° IJ h•tr ler~tr Rl41, } 08,777 HOUSEHOLDS palace gourrMt kitchen 2 Br. patio. gar-oe. re- Best of popular Miramar breakfast bar super plulh decorated 2 P9ftonS No U.IELIEYAILE Great vtew $5<&5.000 RS decor troi>lcaJ patio gar-pell S525tmo 8"2-0<&81 261 064 READE age1st • emldep Moves _ __ JASMllE OllEEI 84"·6231 ' yoo IN! S-&50 ~ SSO MCYr· Superb dwnatra 1 br. encl lty fee 537 ·W?7 gar. No pets. Aefrlg, ettc 1212,000 IOYEll llllES Walk 10 beach. 4 Br 3 Ba. range S•10 8"2•596-4 Darrell Pash Prop Entry through dramatic I Famlly room. S 1175/mo PIHILIFF YllW H 1·1111 patio with pool Leads to Agent 8<l0-8208 Lrg 1 Br w/loft, toOI gar. high celling llvlng room Wanted: Harbor View, fac, utlf rm. fvt declc, Coeta Nt11 1024 4 Br, 2 ba. sharp, College Pa~ VA loan • owner I may ;;~;~;;• Con1empor11y charm 4BRl 2''t, over1h:ed Mosaic: Ille pQOl /jacuul 2 story upgraded M ... Verde area 2085 Flam 1ngo Under S250 000 Ph Call 546·6092 and on to wlda vtew of t 1 p1 750 N Spyglaa1, ate: family bl na, r c: o Fashion t11and and back home ASAP 759-0540 pets 2151 Pacific bay 4 Bdrms, 3 batha. 631 ·6107 855-o665 formal dining and huge S.atla WfHI WI family room Reduced to New 2 Br 2 Ba mobU• Sharp M... V«de 28t $315,000 Call lor detail• home on beach 11100 2Ba S595/mo 54&-5882. 142·1200 <&99-1551 alt 8 979-3848 Pam ~ PETE ' BARRErr .. REALTY '. ltla 2"ti 2 -Br, patio. garag•. 1e- " decorated 2 peraona. Pifo POOi lacw:zl frptc acc:.nt 3 peta S525/mo &42-0'4&1 Br 2 Ba gel away seoo·a 530.e190 BEST Rfty f• Superb dwnatra, br. encl _ _ ger No P9ll Aefrlg, alee 11t1 Mtll !alt range 1410 8"2·5'964 ido. Dix mobile home. no PllllL"' YllW pets Mature adults Lrg 1 8' w/toft, encl Qtt. By ownr 3 Br 2'~ be Condo SkylltH, dock 01111 Y11W ... II COMPARE * patto 2 car get wl opnr LIUI IPTlll Pool & jAC s 124K. Wiii 3 9dt 2 Ba ~pool, OWNER n90 dOWY1. etc 5-&0 4083 SAYS HE WANTS AC· l .llll OHH ~~~N91~11 Toddy Smith 1111,IOO Want 10 •h<>Pt on 17th SI, 2 Br 1 '' Ba lrg patio gar· age "'' 10 park can Craig 831 12ee For Ctutified Ad ACTIOH Call • Oa11y Plfol AD·VISOA 1'42-5178 Ge: 7~9 -QIOO ----- Lido lale Buy·Trade LHH Lro• c bdrm home lil!e n.w, OwlMlf fl•• Qpan Sunday 675-9103 ( OUR CLASSIFIED RATES Daly 101,777 25c Plot Qrtulibon Santa Ana Reclster Newport Enslen Thi Pemysa ver 49,000 C11eul1lton 52,000 Circulahon 10,000 Crtcul1tion 63c per thousand soc 49¢ Ott thoustnd Rates Baaed On 3 Lines -7 Times ·Sued On Competing Circulation In Plfat Mlt&t • , Quiel MCure Jee. u11t rm, pvt Cleek. 1091 Newport 8"&.8373 bttns. trplc. 1750 t'O Studio, E"lde. w/d, uoi. pate. 2151 Pacific. pd. pt'tv entrance 1276 a:s1.e101. 855-0835 "6-3111 • -It L. ... 9 Daaa Ptl•t !!J!rt It• ... 1 ,..,. ooaan, . llllT TOI OatlQt. dNn S<l40fmo • Fuin 2 & 3 Bdrm Apt• 49t-&810, 213140~2&57 1750/mo up Agent 87&-3170 IHt. .... 2741 Wlntar Aant•I OCHn • gar. . IC, Frortt 3 bC2 2 ba 1tud10 Q~1 a Wamer. UOOtmo 7 t4-M2..0553 484~720 ~ Of 213-182-7817 -Uu.TllAPTI. AJ&rt••tt, Oat. Ouoet 2 er. , a. ,., bMch ., t5. tf0.115f lalhl lllW-1'111 S.CMl<>r. Condo on Mild 4 At. i Ba. del\, DR . g11. Poot. 8auna. 24 hOuf ... Ho e>et• .,,,~ I 1050 C41rlty. 1700 mo O.ys n3.395~n 11.1.DM ~·u11.o.lte Unrtht•1 latn $2.17 per day 11\11'1 All you pey IOI' 3 llnea. 30 d.tY9 In the DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY pfUI the IRVINE MIRROR end the HUNTINGTON BEACHCOMBER every Wednadayat no extra charge! CALL TOOA'f'll &SlfHUllU Your-0\lly Piiot ~Dlrectory Repreeeni.ttve .. 2-4121 td. IOI Orange Coul DAILV PILOT/Tuesday, Jamll(Y 17, 18M C'1 ~ ler I•• llr••l•r Al1'1lt C~14 Cue Drywall ladpaa ltue &iWway -Pat1cing Lota atpentry loving ct1ndcare. My 4:6AV'WAu TAPIHO • ONE CALL oe>«s IT Alli J\epalra -SMlcoaung ~alt·AetnoO-Addillona "<>me Want f\111 Ume chll· All Textur• & Ac;()U911C W• fllt 11, bf ... It. buy It°' SEAVICe'. a llWough!Y S&S Alph1tt 831-4190 lie ....... .-.tc 548-4910 drtn 1 yt up Ph 850-71" ,, .. •I K.vm 873-1503 haul 11 W-5009 c~ hou.. 640-0H7 All Trpet Rapatr "'-turf REM"'Oc>EltHGAi'i"i)haMI Ctallftf CH lltdr caJ Handym11n of CdM M;, fXP'O HOUSECliANi'H'G STARVING COLLEG.e t~~~~~~ll"!"!~'"'lir.ti&;;"l~~~;?T SM coat (SLU~RY MtXi Al~ custom cablneta ti cobPQTi!R TQfoR P f @t@cfRieiXN P iced FJ•·lt Odd Joba. Painong RELIABLE OWN TRANS. STUDENTS MOVING CO. 1• Comm . Ruld . AHi ~=·dn =3~~·~ded, to IUtOI' ' OU·, ~~. rig"'· rr .. ettlmat~ on & Wallpapet 840-8260 960-32'83 ..____ UC T124-436. llntuftd. Rat.. Fr .. n11m11e1. -y1 me chine .wh:'nd. Ca..o18' large or wnalt tobt Uc AMERICAN HANDYMAN FOAlVNE COOKIE '4 l· ... 21 M 5•42e9 0r MS..0032 ~MODEl: offlce, kit, rm 3"°21 873..0359 Carpentry, Windows. CLEAN HOUSI!. PRIVATE WATCH US GROWi 1Uni.ttia1 --:~.d ~t~·~v~:;::-r: Cn111e1111 l'LL'B T ANY PRICE! Paint, -847·2387 OR BUSINl!SS 751~180 Palat!at 1"r0Jttaionai fiouu-4•8485 St4M 547 ... 281 lnenl Quality El.etrleal Work QUALITY WORI(, Honeet HOUSECLEANING wlln .. Piiiriii ci.anlng by Sue day ---IUllTT·llOI iiiiT Tellman Eiec1r1c 38$-1784 Quot•.''-' Feet OOOd ref~ence·a Gloria BY RICHARD SINOR wkly, monthly 882-'7473 • ~-Rernoct.1-Rooflng ~el/Repaltt com,,;, Ga • I ---MAAK ROWAN 831-•877 Stovale (714) 534-8392 Ltc:eoae 280&M 14 'ff• of Want to babysit In my P1ne1-rf!r::::F:n;~ and fetid UC'd, bOnded. t ... , R41t6d/commt 30 Y" ••P· JEAN'S HSECLEANING Mppy local c:uatometa Christian nome for any yra Hp. J«ry 54~ 13 Ina For nt 5$2-8142 TIEEI Remodel, rapaltt & gen Honeet & dependat>te Thw\k you. t7&-03t3 age REF'a 979-4569 a--• IS i.. • PATIO WORK.-Cu.tom CS. T~/ren\Oved Ci.an· MM4* Paul 730-0ee2 Refa m..5008 eve. OUAUTY PAINT!RS flatta~= ---,.._, mall "'bl fences, • f v p I 7•1 .. ~7• ---ph& CHING Wiii BABYSIT IOVlng care shelvet, partitions Low llgn. al, az• ery ,__ u · new awns "' _., " ••lhaf Reliable, FU! & Elflcient PROMPT, HEAT PAO-~ 1nmyhome da~orevea rat .. Steve731·8311 ~:~ ~e~ CIMnUpe•Tr .. Trlmmlng 15UDp)oA§i Aet•anceeavmlable FESSIOHAl.8 831--7141 ~tuocot tn11ext ~ 548-018• Ca t e..;__i_ REMO_DEauLlrNG? Our Mtl.. Ya~~IKME11:!:~2~lng SMAU MOVING JOBS Kim 84&-8589 Cwtom ~Painting ~ NNtp P9'11& T545-n lr.i~~~~r.::~::-::1 It .. I .....1 "m.. "" ~ ..., MIKE 84&-t391 Ladsca~f et reduc.d winter rai.a ._1 •1Che9 extur• tete ,.. 11•1 lnaet tied dlenll are our best -Fr•_. ~ 840-5448 Oual1ty work at low rat.. contrect0<1 whO per1om1· Mleim«I• eau ua today Comroerctal/R¥1denti.I HAUL-MOVE-REMoVE UAosc DESIGN I -lot/ht Ft ... , 845-82&8 wort! 0\191 '200 lncMdnO for reterancea 499-2255 Lendacape Malnt9'1anc. Furniture. Tran. Tr... ln•llll Patloe, apu, etc .. a.her,....._ -~ labOf end mtlf-1ail ""'* S•quola Conttructlon O=~ S.~;.':'a,:· 863-5415 NORM llc'O, bonded. Mt-2831 UC 42592~ --"4-26'17 ··~··"!'.W.~~·"B'~~!"'!"'!'!~I be lan.ed UMcel .... Ou•llty custom remodel-Mcweeney r:nd~ LT HAUL IN -MOVING Letal lenicH Special .. 1 lntetiof pAifti: u.., D' 141-1121 contrec10fl ahould IO ncrete. uonry, t-Ing & Cir pen try lie 84S-5124 Applienc. Oellvery, Oump bRUNk DRIVIN'd I o.t: Ing FMt, comptet•. r... Feucett• Wat., H•I•• ~r:C::.' ~ compytef/ Vfork. foundation• Block. •430817 Brad 986-2423 •• , ... , W---.a lobt Jon 84S..8192 Legals.Mon Reu. FrM est. OW1984-7180 DfU'I• deat lrom'11S IU!Mfl. cont.ct M~ •--eaitlat manual Moderate lees brick. Llc'd 875-2826 -• U.. -... "" -F DMr Raa~l•t Mowing EdOT., Twlee • Heullng COi student, tr; Loul1 Horowitz 955-1392 lnlfbt SPECIAL. Avie;.,,' Repair faucet•. 0111), 11C Gtondla at 55MOll wtt CkA hi!f ''"allty ,..,..,..__,. r", coun1e1 ~2· 1041 Dflvewa~. patios, petha, •-.!'W'll!ll'lll"!Pflll· "'IPl!om"'-s2•0 Svv ~5 5737 I ruck Rat Bch vie, COM "' t S 11.. '""' Anytime M&M 842-9033 any question. ~ ,. ·v" .. -. ......,., ... C M t N J b t I DOOR G"'Lo·R·e1r mo -25. .. -Than" you 75"-1"" .. Cort PERSONAL INJURY. Con-a., ext.• uc:co • • lor·a ... at• Llcena• ' .. ,, ~ork •• r••a ra1e1 a •ti M1La'1 e c. o o oo amai ,, " • .,,., R mat lalt ••2..0~·2 ... fl -<>< Jon~ B<own 63 1 -6483 • 964..0366 or 53&--0553 Repair or Replace B • ----tree la, NI Ettala Pat· er .... ._ •.J.. Bo•d, 28 Clvtc c.nt• People wno need People That's what the DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY II ell aboutl ELL ~Items with a Daily Piiot Cluallled Ad. 842-5e78 C.f •• I· .. T1'lt CALL BOB 84&-2923 ·: .Woae REPAlR .... ,., rick ~anway fS..40..()700 Painting by Weyne Leffler ROOflNO· u;:;;, A;;;aira I Plcza, Aoom HO. Swita ,. 2• .. II•••• 1121 Neria~ 10 Y'• of quality a cratt.. R9oov«a 15 Y" local Ana CA 92701 11ountertopa. floora, Cadllleica to Go-Carta Elac-Plumb-<:;•rpentry ~ •' --manlhlp tn H.,-t>or eru C·" J •so 5711\11. • v Whatevw the Fad Screens_ Keith 646,...672 Furnac.a •Pool Huter• • x-QdVtNd • (IXOVE) 751..a 103 ... '* .. , oe" · ""i---------patlol, '~1"· regrouta. Roll '9"1 off the martl 1 ... --Oulck/catetul. Low rates. P 1IWfto need ~ llc'd Free eat. 559-8150 • na\19 aomethlng you want Heve aomethlno you want Uc. T1~8 552~10 QUALITY PAINTING, FAIR anould ~check the Wl1h I Cluaffled AO to Mii? C1N91fled ada do to Mii? ClaMlfMd ada do PRICES: FrM 191. Call s.vtce DWect 1 the Cl&lllfed Adi 842-5078 Call Nowt 842-5078 It well, 842-5671. It well. 842-5078. Sell Idle neme 842-6878 John anytime, 831-2050 DAILY Pt~" _____ z_IOO_ otflee ltatall 2914 Lett I r.... 3004 ltlt Wut.. Siii, llalt Wut.. Siii ltlt Waat.. SHI lelt Wu... 119 SEA & SUN LODGE Exec suite. OC Airport Mltalng Springer Sp.n. 3 Adveftlalng Con.ultent Dental Au't, FIT, front & General Offioa nice of· l<ennelhelpneed«S,mom- S100 wk up Color TV ar•a. se<: S«VIOel Incl yr old Male Lag Boti I beck office exp .• ROA, X-fices. enawer phone1, Inga Laguna Beech SYDNEY 3028 W Coast Hwy, Npt $500-$900/mo 752-7787 Need• Medlcellon RE-ray lie Salary open e.n. typing, btWt1Q. mall, m1ac •94-54M fi8CUilve Sultet available, WARD 49-Ml748 PEIPLE IHIEI eflta. Newport BHch flUng, gOOd hra Ac11on MAID/HOUSEKEEPEI' 0 Landmark office bldg.. C S lllElllTELY area. Wkdya 842-6887, Newt 7141893-0953 IPP1 Mature non-amtcr ...i MARR S3.00 aq fl · atl ~ S RAM-LET Loc:at nutrient menutec-673'-3'403 ..,../wknda general MMcM ~enc.. peri time I lncld, prvt entr~ ANSWERS turer looking for people DENTAL ASST 0< ORTHO ARC Am«1ca Corp in wkndt for fine No#pt 8citl W-.. -•sclay, J••uary 18 •••••••••••••• ~ .... ~~~~'"'""'"""'•I 2920 Newport Blvd N B to hire end train tndiv!O-bp. a RDA req. 4 dayt. Newport BMch nu a lull inn Car & phone• must ~"' ... 7141432-1161 all I I .....,tlon M-Th. N.B 842-2828 t•me opening In lhe Q«l-875-7300 Mlwn IMpm ARIES(M h 21 A 11 11) R . Wind"'"'· Unity u . or mom . ......-I n fi arc -pn .., · cstncllons are removed, green hJht FOR RENT Furn office, Apr~'.:-Gobltn No eic.pr needed. Com-DENTAL SECRET ARY '°' er at HrvtcH/prtnllng Malntenenoe Men for .,,._ ashes or change. travel, vanct). Fam1I}' member purchases gift which 200 IQ It. s2001mo xtnt OPINION pany w111 train Must neve preventltlY9p.opte0<1en-= ~r'pfut ~ut~: dustrtll pet11, experlelK:* can be regarded as sincere token of affection. Money problem is loc Avail 2-1 556-3900 My bOU rui.t the office own trans ted prectlce. 2 yrs office '" -.ctrlcal & ~ resolved, you'll have reason to celebrate b} dining in gourmet L.IO Bch, 6 otta. recep with an Iron nand, but Is EARN UP TO expet & organlutlonel ~=-~ ~1~ h~~~ required, own hand too9 restaurant. .... -... -"!'.-__,,,_,....1 11ree,c0f1frm,trgbey,an relue1antloadmlttt H• ll.ll,1rll11r akllls, Mon-Thure aome titting raqutred aplut,tiwdW()fl(w,o.- TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Focus on real estate, professional deck In aep bldg. 2500 IQ fuat .. ~. "EveryoM la C•ll Mra. Wllllema 831-1321 gOOd company benefltt. ~71,': & petl'MMftt. appraisals, contract which can affect future secunty. Check for hidden fl, ampte pkng. fully a/c, entitled to my OPINION" 114/111-1111 Otttrtbutor &33-3232. •ltt so. Kerry•-------- clauses, read small pnnt and insist on definition of terms. Pisces. Virgo =~~;3r~~~~ 53500 mo Pt1Haal1 3012 Anaw servtce Telephone SHI PEI YI ORI. _EOE _ IUlll1m and another Taurus figure prominently. CIRCUS Of operatOI'. varl<>UI shifts. Male/female. 0.11rlbute In-Gen Ottloa for Npt Center Two Polltlona ev.it. In GEMlNJ(M 21 J 20) Sh · k· 'f IEWPOlltlUOI foimatlon on new medl· Ad Agency. Type, file, marketing dept No•· a> -une : on lnp may U"l; necessary I you are 1000 fl. 2nd noor. quiet 382 3rd St, Leo 8ch. cal product. Catt M.P anw pl\o,,u. greet parlence necHaary, to collect overdue bill. G~t message across 1n .. serious'' manner. You'll street, nicely landscaped MASSAGE As 1111 o 0 c 10 , 0 f Marketing, Charlotte•-client•. S800/mo l<ethy company w111 train. Must be given more respon~1b1l1ty and have opponuoity to gain greater bldg, off street parking, 719 NO HARBOR BLVD Cnlroprac:tlc 1n back of-vttte. VA: Mr Housley, 714-553-9010 nave car >01'1 tnoiom. Jt reward. Cancer. Capncorn natives figure prominently. ;er. avail. 645-4800 FULLERTON ~ce.1 ~111s.!r•ln. 3-• (804)973-1181, 9am-9pm Halrdreew wanted wllh :alj:!. ~-= c.11 ~ANCER (June 21-July 22): Focus on payments, collections, S. Lk Tahoe. lux. condo, Vickie 645-3323 days 110-1112 ·~ w · .. ary open. Drlv•ra, cro11 country, aome cllentele tn bMcfl ,..,--..,---.,.,-,---..,..- eammg power and locatton of lost articles. Assignment can be ?r~~~~~::'f~ ~1~~:1~ Prime location, 350 IQ It. l IAY l Wiil 645-1177 California Lleenee req aru Halrport, 850-5342 Meo Lab'" Ne>t.,.. ,, .. completed, burden will be removed and you'll attract many who llfta (619134g...5573 Call 642-46«. Mon-Fri, BKKPR/SEC'Y Mec:Gregor Yecnta 1631 opening for fUll llme pee. admire you and wish for your success. It 1s ume to break from past. to 9-5 ~ll::5J~EES A1uto '*;.~erR, ln~f~n<:e bttt-Placentia c M ' ~T~~=~:: ~ ~ :iC: ~ unpnLE·ntOyoJurlow23n style. 2 Yll~OOLIUll PriVTux office w/wlndow. TOSERVEYOU ,;:~M.n1a-'5.;kayi.~:~ lllYU/TUllH lowlngpraf 53&-9392 day ~'.'VM + IOIN ( u > -Aug. 2 ): Stress ind1v1duality, make new stan, get to s~:,1~~~.!:; ~=; anr copy. 101.. recept. OPEN 24 HRS Hunt Auto Center 1825 Oppty for ldV~t. Hair Styllata. Manlcurlata. Saturday• W• offer heart of matters where member of opposite sex is concerned. Make Weatln Holel 552_..847 N B a Ir Port area llliant Laguna CanyOfl Rd . Leg Must be high actll grad. Rental apece ot employ-comp Mlery, P9ld -.,Y. per~naJ appearances, wear bright colors, exude optimism. You wall be S250tmo_ 5'46-2831 WHIM 401 ~ 833-8986 or 487-2030 over 18, good driving r.. ment evall HAIR PROS. profit lheflng and tlMlt1'I at nght place at crucial moment. Judgment, intuition arc on target. ltatal1 te Profeulona1 office apaoe. --------~· eo<d, neet appMrance 18009 SkYl)erk Clrcte, benefltl. For lrftervtew, vmGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Family differences could cloud ISSUCS. Sku• 2tOI S.00/monthly lnciudea IHI 1n0111 FAOIUTY1 B:::~·i:· ,;Y2 =..,:. Come In for Interview Irv 28l-eo92, 494-9907 call Betty, e..e U 03 Know it. rely upon your own Judgment and realize that most answers Bdrm In 2 Br hOU ... U/F conf rm, pnone ans aerv. Sutt able tor ceterlng .. Nwpt Hts. 831-3669 FIUWlY ITllU HOUSECLEANERS -TOP MIT 1111111 will be found behind scenes. First impressions prove correct, intuition btw 28-32 prof pref. Non coffee. & photo cop11r Leue or r9'1t 986-4777 1 Babysl"er needed. Mature 27065~~C M WAGE -FULL OR PIT -Loe.I mff Meda 3 peopte 1s accurate A "ormer teacher s baclc o sc d t 'd 1moktng, No P•t s. Secretary evall Ma (a t t 5 ..... 1r1 .. OWN TRANS -PROF to train tor --t pee-. •• 1 n enc, rea y o a1 your cause. S2SO/mo 11t lall + dep. _w_rio_n_t_4_76-_1_oeo ____ 1 "' ••• person. mo""' g -Y RH•....,..__ EX PER ONL y NEED ltlon tndlv. ~·b. aln- LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Focus on friends, hopes. emotional Ava112•1 842_4098 Ah 8 Otrertaaitin 40111 ~R.t~~r!;,!i:'ti~ G=-0::,=.!-.1 APPlY 7~222 <*• & commltt.ct to fulfillment and added populanty. Sales ability is helghtened, you can MaC'biQ mon.y j;\ RE req 845-0787 SELL 1, KODAK FILM _ H-IMm. WWI Wist 1n 1w1ng ~uccessfully utilize powers of persuasion. Romance is also highlighted 2 Rmmtff. bHchlront / bl N Chu ~~ & t aJnlnO of emptoyMa and you'll feel you can love more than one person at a time. ~~·:;e1 :~~7p~en ~!:'~~a~~~ 11 ° B~~Y~~~'\,,:an;,ed ~~ cou~.40--0~~ benefit w~~t~ ~~~~MS~ Mu~ i'.:~~ · SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): Be ready to tear down for purpose of A fwll senfoe •141 Pvt party to 1nvea1 $5000 & days a wee11 842-5 l6 l Electronic Anembty Elt-tip Jim 87S-0938 II ll .rl llll drebalu.tld1ng -h take c~arge of your own destiny. L~nar emphasis on c,~1.:;~~~f-~';'~~~!~~ 1450 SQ ft view suite S 10.000 0 1n extsttng gvardJ B•xter'•Str .. tlaremodei-perlenced wllh htll Houaec:IMnlng, eiq>er. pi t. • rs. e I~ wit supenors, act1v111es connected with governmental hk-up-morel s425'hutU __ . serv.3211.ret 966-8494 1 tng Openings for speakers•muat S5/hrto muatnevetranaportatiOfl 09pendlngonLIYel agencies and successful business entcrpnse. Another Scorpio 1s 979-2800x3 t4. 6S0-8336 Fovr trg private offices MH~ 11 Ltaa 4024, H 0 st / H 0 s 1a 11e 1 . •tart 556-8220 _ 540-1287 or &46· 1836 of Ell~ involved. Corona del Mar quiet with lrg secretarial area. MONEY AVAILABLE Buas.era, lunch IOOd ser-ESCROW SEC/OFFICERS IOISllEE-ll 111-1111 SAGITTARIUS (Nov . 22-Dcc. 21 ): Emphasis on travel, com-mature male $250/mo. k1 1ct1en and private . 1 vers. PM Broiler Cool\s Temp utlgn. 111per only 1 n · · b ' I' I lobb" Sign space avall FOR 2ND T D S Apply In person Dally, 2-5 EICllW IYlllLt•I Live In °' ovt 5 d1y1 a Ask tor Mr Jon munrcataon, a 1 lly to pul views on paper in c ear. concise manner. 111. tas1 & $50 deposit ' • LocwoFReeOsN-.._FOaEatL~~~vAlce pm at coco·s. 4•47 71 •. 49~_2332 • week M4·M2_1 aft 7pm Mod.:.s A .... ,ttona 1 _ 17 . Spiritual values surge to forefront -you'll learn that 1mag1natton can Ref's Work 546-4370, ~ble on W~stcil1~' ,... ..,,.. " ,._ .. ... '""" be more i mportant than knowledge. Virgo plays key role. . Hom• 640-7845 edecorat on a owance. HOME LOAN I MacArthur Blvd, N. B Fifing phone. Ille typing Hto5u2•o•k .. eepe,r ktnee~~d Tuesday. 8·30 pm, at Tlf· CAPRICORN (De 22 J 19 Y 'II be d · h f 840-7002 Beautician. rant your own Fair 'w e Onl narson-• .. ourt w y. c._n-lany's, Npt Ben. 3rO fl()()( • c. -an. ): ou truste wit money o Fe to ahr 3 bd w/aame & 141 1101 _ 1 booth Of' comm w/lollow, able & ~ltl t~ .;;k nd 1ng, laundry, 1ron1ng Ell-Must be over 21 others -you'll succeed in locating genuine bargain . Emphasis on aon, 12 yr E-Sl<le CM • ll1rt11111, Nwpl. CM erea. 557.223• apply 894~7 10_2 pertenced and referen-1.:wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii refurb1~hing. decoratin~. remodeling an~ the obtaining of art ob~'ect or !~67_03~m3r11; 7 111 utlla TD 'i 4021 ces Daya 5'°·3822. eves 1• lu ry tern Ta Lb a Sc t I t -· ' ' I Beauty Florist wanted exper'd M5-5591 MULTI Level Dlrec:1 ..._ :\U I . urus, I r • orp10 na 1ves pay paramoun ro cs. ••1ian1 11 umH I STYLIST, with ()( without only PIT Tuel Wed & --opponunlty that let• you AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb 18): Go slow, lie low, defer to wishc~ of F F~;=.k~:'~v~"!.~~~ lt1tall 2916 • 1 cuentele Top com-Set 645-0093 · Inspecting & marking dell-achieve your llnanclaJ those close to you. including business partner or mate. qet_ second Poottapa S325 770_8651 0 d 11 OFFICE 11~11• C.. tao. mlaslon paid M0-1900 · cate praci111on parts goals rapidly 14 yeara I I d I P I NB PH condo fem non-.... po . .... .. y TD s Since 1949 N___. .... 1 _....1 -. F..._ have good eyHlghl market Our fat MAlng wrnd,,gather information and be aware of ler.:I nghts. pe~m1ss1ons. Be Nr~n rt Bo1orfr-a ac-Specie zing In 1" & 2nd 1 9-5 Tues-Sat ' FLRl llUYlllY I Must be fut. accurate & ••pet in the s«ln care ~ ect1ve. rea rze e ay rs temporary. 1sces 1gures prominent y ·k ocea • ·1 1 ceas 350SQ It. tJ25 mo Robt S11t11er NH/CM CLERICAL ~ m~~t;,, o''cl 545-0413 Dellron1c products .,. bued on PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): I nd1v1dual connected With your =~ r.nr Lldonvs.25~~~· furntlure a\/I 642-8946 RE Broker Bd Realtor• lllT lllW Airport Bullneu lrH l Corp Coat• M... Mink Oii CaM We Care employment will make valuable suggestion. You'll have opponuntt} ' 642-5t80 RnAILSTORE 642-2171 545--0611 PIT afternoons, temp . Au hrs Catt 751 tOSOor llSllAIOE 0ts1r1t>utcn tor oetalla lo promote special cause. to acccpl rcspons1b1ht'v and to chmb higher Lg rm In nae. yd. balcony, I IFFICI! ii c.11 JUMBO typtng, answer ptlones 957-0648 p F Id I 645-9104 ask for George on ladde f c ro • Apply In person 1760 erson r ay Part time !•-------· • r o su cess. W/D, m1<:ro, mull ,.. Prime Coast Hwy to-Monrovia Ste C-2 CM FIU T1111 PlY lor sm11111nsur1nce agen------=--,....,.- 5395 650-6314 C8110f1 So s•de of high-RESIDENTIAL LNS btwn 9-12AM or 2:5PM PUT Tlllt Wllll cy Airport vie 786-1780 Now hiring Rental a Salet lertanh, vat. Aprlatall, UaJ. ,,. ........ Val. Lrge Furn Home, prlv ba way at stop light. 800 SQ I For Info Call MS-3986 Opportu~lllH 1v1llabl• lnte<lor Designer needs ~e:~e 67~~'f~ llland llaat. ltae~ 2740 lnrptrt ltaek filf ltwf!lt ltaek 2769 Mal non-smkr Fe Pref rt PLUS 400 ft ol bue-SS00,000 min-no max I eUayMedlc:el Distributor with the lo1 Angete1 FIT assistant Must do _ -$3SOt ·~ 5'48-2497 ment Call 675-2311 and 75% Loan to Value nHds 1 person H· Times Clrculallon De-11yput1. muwr1ng. cola< Nurling Condo. 2 Br. 1'~ be. pool, CONDOS FOR LEASE IPlQtltl&Pl Mature wrk'g Fe to thr 2 _6_7_5-3311 EVE_S_1w_K_N_DS 40Yr Amorlt1z11llon perlenc:ed tn CYstomer partment tn our door-to-bo ards E11perienc e l lllSHlJll. frplc & frig $670/mo Furn a Unfurn S625-S 1500 1 mlfbcil. 8'2-2357 bd. 2 bl apt w/aame C·taatr•a'al 30 Day '"Undlng Service GOOd ,...,.....11 of-door r'lewspaper satea neoeasary 642-2255 3 _ t 1 11 _ 7 E.xpefleneed 5'48-8108 or 53&-1082 Agent 631-4960 " p 'fi f d I ·-··-· ' Yearly OCEANFRONT 842-4952 1tter 9 pm ....... 2911 ac1 IC e era tlce skill•. lnci'g typing program GuarantHd ""'"'" p re erred Mu at b• Nice 3 Br 2 Ba. frpt Lge airy newly decorated Bach apt Mini kltch --~..., ____ !"P_""! and dlctapnone Mu•t be hourly wege plus com-mature. and lntlfeated In $600/mo 111 & sac bachelor apt. Open beam $395/mo Agl 645-3683 Oceanfront •Pl rm avall. t&fb d1x suites AC empt f ' • I able 10 work well under mllllon Hours 9AM -Full/Part time Evening long term employment 847-7276 cell. 1undeck S500tmo, lor lmmed oc:c. S325 mo. prkng. from $400 2855 ln3nCl3 pressure and as part of a 2PM, or 4PM -9PM pos•llOfl• avlfl in the Npt Certtllcetlon training utll pd Call 645-1771 IH Cltatltt 771 N/smkr pref. 548-9457 E. Coast Hwy. 675-6900 team Benefits. a.alary Training It provided Bch erea 937-3947 18·5) available MESA VERDE SEAWllD Near beech. 2 Br. 2 bll 2 Br. 1 Ba. nr bu• & beach. Retp person lo there 2 miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilll· (1 1') •ll·OHO neg Phone 841-2665 be-Potential to earn $300 I 00 many mouths 10 leeo? CONVALESCENT HOS-YILUIE s790/mo, yrly 198 1 dep pool & laundry lac. bdrm condo In Colla 550 s I . excell beauty WIDOW HAS SSS for TO's tw.eo 10-12 Oflty. plus per w• For an 1n-Find 8 hOme ror your crit· PITAL. 661 Center St Nelilf 1 & 2 Bdrm luxury 557-6985 $475/mo. 498-6277 Mesa 751 :8668aft 5pm a.alon, fast food. office S10.000 up No credit "•1y•-111 terv1aw. Call (7 14 ) ltHS in ci asslf•eo C M 548·5~~ ,_ --t G d b h I check, no pen11ty Call -... 957-2361, Ex1 1204 642 5678 aptatn 14ptana t Bdrm IHal 2 00 Teacher with baby wants ec 00 eac oc DenlaonAssoc 673_73 11 S650/hour •comml11loo G--1L b Sell Idle Items 642-5e78 from $576. 2 Bdrm from female non smkr to shr 213B Coast Hwy, NB _ Home Improvements No enera a or S670 Townhouae lrom Mate $250, non-amkr 4bd home In CM $275 $500/mo 646-8844 Htlp W11tt4 5100 Mlllni We wlll treln Call Many poslllOfls ava1l1bte S735 + pools, tennis, 75'4-7087 da~. 960-7037 841..0574 or 557-2732 -Dan 32 93SO (10 ) U1'90.$7/hr MAHAQEMENT TRAINEES eves and early am -Hair Dressers ' • -noon 220-1520 small'" w1terf1ll1, ponds Gal -WE LOOK FOR YOUI Re1ell apace, approx 4500 St ti I I CASHIER II p paid From San Diego IN NEWPORT 91::: ACH EASTS I OE COSTA MESA HOUM/Roommatea SQ ft, $.80 gross. high a Of1 or HM . p.rt t me ark--lf•l!UL tFfM( Frwy drive North on ~ Rm a all In pvt nome I Ille t 1727 W llff Hair Deatgner Ing atructura. Newport -.., Beaeh 10 McFadden and Single$ 1 & 2 Bdrm Apart-v • Unlimited 832-4134 rs 1 eatc M1n1Curi.1 Bnch S./nr 875-2790 E•~ helpful Good U· TOTE-I-MARKETS NOW IHIHIC West on McFadden to manta & Townhouaea Sl25tmo M2-8738 I t I W IH Dt. Newport a.ach lld .. t Cllentele nee typing abMlly Proficiency s • • w 1 n d v I I I a g 1 from S660 (Ask about Female, Newport Creat. n 1 1 11 f0< antiques. furn tura, Studio FIVE OlllOl ltllll1 with t1gures 10·kay by For positions on all (714)883-5198 furnished apts complete REF'a reQ POOi. l9nnl1, Furn home rm for ate 646-3679 Ask lor Judy 640-6443 Low pey Greet Mure. touch Excellent com-'.::::::./ I :..,...--levels Salary com- with TV. nnena a utensils. fee, neer beach. S375 German Hae & famtly tn la•utrial Leern wti1te you .. rn To pany t>enefns Call M1111el (:j .._ -mensurate with ex 2 Br, 2 block• to bllefl. yard & get. No pet• $826 223 35tfl St 8'f.. t 105 3 Br, 2 be. ttepe to t>eaCh No peta Oareoe Yrty. •1000/mo U0-8930, &4&-1421 ---4 bd. 4 ba. yTtv. Udo tale. • S1IOO/mo AltO HarbOf V... and OcNr\ Front rrom $1800 .. $3700/mo 875-9187 Bachelor, refflg iiiCI: ~85/mo Alto 1 Br. S4 tO/mo Ml-2812 IMUITM Sl)edou1 :I Br. apt on' 10th t:.iMy,. Completely ,. f\lrblahed, Mt aecunty, 2 cer oartof, mfofo nve, ft'lmmtng a ttwaputtc ~oolt , plut meny •m•nltl•• For •PP' •u.oaot Ho pelt Q p ............. ' mey be r9nted for snort Call att 8pm 650-5458 US on 8 mOflth assign-I I 2920 * * IAUS * * find out more about It c.11 after 9 am. 11 84.5-5800 --term or longer No leaae men1 w111 cOfllfOer win-tall I Expanding HI•• olftce 544-5491 Tuatln, Ca pertence Up to $7 /hr. For req'dl On Jamboree Rd In furn C.M home. let rental LIH 2e1-6122.1"c""M~""!60&P!P!l'-,""1"'!1~nc""1-0"llR""1ce-needs 11ddltl0f11I sa111 1451 Irvine Bt TU911n Generet OfflOe. con1r11e1or , interview, apply at. at San Joaquin Hiiia Rd s230imo. Call Chrla after MOfl·Frt 8 30-5PM 100 11mp1 12 ft door reps In • growing com· -Ooor Serve<> Fasteners ' U-TOTE-M-Market on l .a.a.1100 4pm 645-2435 - . S300/mo ca' II 759 8006 merctal market LOOklng CLEANING PERSONS, need• • glr1 to answer I R-"hlll & N1sson 1n Tustin ~~ --------Retired ;antlaman nda · • for e•parlanced aalu Hunt Bchllrvin• S6 00+ ,_., vu Mslr Br & Ba, refrlg No ~no rm w/kltch prtv Cotta Mes• 3000 sf 47¢ people with menegertet pr hr Mutt ha\19 car ~ •t~~:he~ 1901 ~· al 1<4090 Redhill on Tuea-1111••-••••ll •mkr, anlmels or water-Pref N 8 720-1222 pr sf 1005 Brtot0 Dt potenllll Great op-9'4 4346 work 6'5--6'837 .l l,..~ day from 12-1 ~.m Spaciou~ ~Ingle. one bed Mull flt Into family M•-7269 p0r1unllv 10 p11tlcipate In Ct..•Alng Wom•" want--' ~ FOi IOIE llFO CALL: envlron~t. 't. ml to HfH fer , -· ... .., ..... ~-&two bfdroom apb. beach Empt M/F. $75 Ital 2912 Aut1a•taeati 3002 growtnandprortt Call Kit S7 50hr Mu1t.,.wifflngto MMe your lhopplng.... (714) 731-9935 er 531""'41 dep $300/mo HB " or Mark 714-850 2990 work hard ~.2410 tw ~uaing the O.Uty Pl-EOE ... ~ 97•• .._._., H&H FREE-ALL AGESI lot --&d ...... ..., .......... -TV COMMERCIAL SEM-* SUllTllU * OllO&IL UIYHI ....... ,. • NB, 2 bltlt to oceen. Poola Garai• 10X20 US tNAR SEE SUNDAY AD Alteretlons Brld•I & For. IPlllll IMI l tennis. W/D, frpte. 8•5· eoo or 845-3323 213-485-4491 mal Shop Exper w/ clell· CHEERS RESTAURANT New.paper BEST VALUE IN NEWPORT! cebte. $32Stmo Aft 4, Vicki• cete l1brlcs C M E 1 645·2~ or 15(8-1003 otflct ....... "t14 SPIRITUAL READINGS 859-5559 6.46-1821 ntart• ~t and danc-,. Advice In all matter't. Love. 1ng Wa n..o cockt1ll Npt, wattt to bch. POot. ten· Ho aq ft 1uhe. 1200/mo marriage a bualnau l00Hlf11tt/011treller ..,.,.., We trem Stu· KIDS-EARN GREAT TRIPS AND PRIZES! FURNISHED or UNFURNISHED. All UTILITIES PAID. HEALTH CLUBS TfNNIS SWIMMING plus much more' Sorry. no peb Modtls open d11ly 9 to 6 Oakwood Ap~rtfMnU , Ntwp0rt Buch So J 700 16th Stnet (at Oovtt) 6•2·5'll Newport Buds Ho. 880 IMnt Avtnut (at 16th) ~S-U04 nla, 1250 Incl utlla 779 W 19th St. aulta D, Al10 counMllng 1815 with computer axpenenoe. dents OK l'"ull, Pit ~ 548...4280 °' 993-4881 CM. Tom 851·81128 So El Camino Real, San f r1anoty, IMdtvm-alad ~5~~~ f..'#' ::e noon Nr oc.an Nie.. new dee«, Clem Llc'd •92-72H manufacturing company • • • pm furn, refrlg, TV Reap * 280lup crpta/drpa 1 • f --T In bullness 30 years Pr• COUNTER CLERK male Wttly ~&-85'8 etc, ratm 17301 8Mch -•t •••• .a004 Mnl <:Ofltron.t retiring w111 train Fultftl!M Blvd H B 842·2834 1tt11 14 yun 545-7101 Newport 8Md'I 84&-7821 Room w/kltchan prlv 400 aq ft, pv1 beth, Clean fnllMI\ ans (Jack Croul) Dell Ent n-r ... -1- ldulle only te2-6780 Nr crptd Hear Bil~ Pier UUl1ll l'UI • IBM sy'lie-::-l•4°' E~ bu1 ~.~ .. -n-L-S300 mo 142~2_3__ WH llllllf pWl«'ICe req ,,_,,, POe-w~JWnta1anow .vau. ~'::~? p.tlOI ARE FREE r~ ~~ Oaoy ~:U:.C0=Y~ ~ 1p= 1n~:m~4 e t003 Cal: Pilot h .,, II( i.nt op. Bunny •I eeo-013-4 __ NftPQf1 Blvd CM portllf\lty tor • car• llU "Him IM6-74t$ .. lfflll IP&OI M2 ... TI ortented M•lor Account Oc>c>ortumty ror OfOW1h tn b&MfMtlt, ACCMI to Cxeeulive wttn • proven $et Ouene, 495 Eet •--=====-• prtvata petto 481 aq" af treck racoro GrHt 171h, C M .. •• '.~, 83c South Of Hwy. potantlll QU•'•ntffd ~------ II ' A , Ae.ltyf7S-2311 Found COM kg Y"Q ~ drew 'C" com llUYllY knode• often "'*' you r' wknd t?s..3311 German 6tlep wteflOll• n\lation • 1omow Need Eatr• Income? Be en v• re.un-Qtllt~ Dellv ~ 1 chain '"' & MafO\*'lt• Into manegement e plua 1~1 carrl9f for Piiot Claulfl.ct Ada 10 --------140.714$ Send'"""'-to THE REGISTER Muet =~,. Orenge eo..t Cflermtno · beac ome. ound in eo.i. ,._. large P O Box 1500 n•vt Oe:pendable .oon.- Phont 142-6171 IC>lce '200 • \'\ utna aog. A4tlr!Y9r ~. bl Cotla M .... 92829 omy cat l•vlne, N~I Bch. "'°"'"'Y Own entrance a bfOW'I l-l~-Oe!I £OE Coe.ta MoeM. & Lao 8c;t\ Lag Bch Pac ct Hwy .,.. Call Vicky, M•• tfNf ~no ~ Trell• ,-ow old •Mf fOt ler by \lttng the Dally,.... ntw 0.0 OtOdlU With a lot Claulf*I ACS.-CIMalfled ad. e.&2..aall can. l't l'Mtl 497·13CM Get <lRUN cMn OS 1·7113 ~fore 11 M\ W wt\11 IAS tor WHrTl: ~· ll'a 1 IMU£ "'""a CIMl!fted Ad ClaM!fled Am "42-6111 o.i. ~H71 8E.Ll tote llema Wllh a Delly PllQI CIMallled Ad 14Me7l --• 1 (714) 548-7058 .. • C8 Ot.,,ge Co 1t DAILY PILOT/TUGSdey, January 17. 198-4 TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUULE ACROSS t Purtull 8 Succulent 10 Punish 14 Slacken ts Wine Cfflttr ' t & Fire god des 17 Catkin 18 Hammer head 19 Pro - 20 Colliers 22 N. Oek.-Man 51 Sea1<>nlng 52 Popular 54 lnd1vldua1 58 Horrible 59 Press 61 Mother-of· pearl 62 Having wings 63 Ribbon: suff. 64 Commerce 6! Electric units 66 $Idle 67 Church stream council 24 Kind of sign 26 Horseshoes DOWN e<:ores 1 Study hard 27 Time of year 2 Half pref 31 Vehicle 3 Danish 32 Violate measure 33 Pierced 4 Wisdom 35 Bad f)<er 5 Excessive 38 M orse units 6 Body par1 39 Clear 7 Ut1hzer 40 Army base 8 Iron alloy 4 t Slngle 9 Retarded 42 Luxuriates 10 Water source 43 "Under· 11 Forsake stood'" 12 Modify 44 Throng 13 Fruit 45 Composure 21 Weep 47 Arthurian Si te 23 Incursion 2 3 4 5 14 17 PREVIOUS PUZZLE 80LVEO 25 Wine drtnk 27 Wainscot 28 Black· poet 29 Sharp 30 Teeters 34 Revolts 35 Wise men 36 ··--a man ·· 37 Brisk 39 UK politico 40 Opposite 42 Trunk 7 8 9 43 Thaws 44 Metric units 46 Clout 4 7 Tree 48 Along the spine 49 Decent 50 Bushed 53 Viel - 55 Read 56 Feast hst 57 Poverty 60 Maiden namp 11 12 13 •••• ...... 1111 BnHI 9520 ... ~.111 A ..... ••e•t4 !!!.-, .. ,.,.. a.n ltltMI ,.....,., ltiQ qtr '10fM 1 Yf• 15 Forklln. tow "'°'°'· 8000 80 "'°°'1"9: eholGe lo-Id tlll llG tl4t YtlH 1111 E~ct 1f:rw~ Nii.-t\da t t200/ob0&40-t•1• ~~: 1fS!e.~ ~~ ~~17~.;;:1• 01 'n 268Uep, wmdl rLii '76 Mba 21800+ QI .82 VINCJOl'I ~ '*• • · h~tl I i t •tl Boet dOck '°' IYttNPt AMt'FM. anrt, Mlc:f'I . 153001080 te2·7473 nu MY9f uMCI, 1\0~. SHIPPING & AECEIVINO i pO;t., G;d wl9J>rtna• Kt U HU • ltle. Looking ror tow • ~~ rlma, nu ~ .. •79 MOB Or1g o;;;;;-' 4 refrlg. etc. SY~ AMffM, M.ohlnunop •Xl*lence •nd dreuer uoo 81 h Of wrought Iron renc:-prolOe, NII or p~ ti•~ 'wbJ°:::: d~~-:;-IPd • ovetdrv, *?Ok• Nu TlrH. 21 K ml, helpful Mark 557-3380 14M2!5 Ing In var1~ 141ngths, r• boat 20-22· max tengtl\. S5500/obo 131~1350 r · whla, new 1oP, mint c:ond $13,300 833-0119 S"ITIWUI _ moV9d from apt complex, Year around rental, great __ · '4850/obo 7•0-2110 -..IFIOl ,.l •••111 •r" Chlneu Hand-painted • ft hi gd cond $125 ~1 lor right Ill• Ca.II '75 BMW '002 loeeled Uwn ' -Medi full time S*ton to tcreen rm olVldef. $2000 131-e~11 650•3064 ' good condition SS&S<) '79 M~t. ttereo, mint Champ-one Ed Oht Int. 4 coordinate amall ahlp-Roc:tcy 549-1900 _ __ ___ s42•2672 or 132-0803 cond ~500 148-2503 dr, tt ap, amJfm c:atie. 35 .. ping apt 859-4912 OAK ROL.LTOP DESK 85 gal utt •quat w/1tand Boat tllp for rent (flx.ed . _ PtrlCb f lS7 mpg. 74K Orio S1925 0t S300 obo RMjlo cont bridge) Newport fM 34' eo 3201, Mutt Mii, S1000 bit otr. P/P 7&9-0658 TUOUIS 1111 $600 675-7813 plane, gd for 1>eglnnor1, boat. $200/mo 150-8551 • take over ~ymentt. 16~ T•rv-C.rr••· Fully 1rvtne Pr•tchool, PIT, Oak sldebrd leaded glau S150 obo 831-7411 8 tllp 1 30• S259tmo 646-3778 •iulppeo At new Ve " 171 FIT 78&-7494 pertec:t,S1JOO. 833-8086 Allel9CHotPltalBedS3H ~,tor~ oma1t,~ '81 5281 Salen beige wi ~1~M~!4~r: 10 1 or '80 0(. 4 dr, very cietn, tlLEPIHE HUI SLOT MACHINE: MILLS EXT 1ollet ... , w/atmt Harbor, mo to mo, $180 tan IMthtf, 5 IPd, t /r, all __ tunrool, ale, Blaupunkt, The PennynV91' 11 looklno 1940, rebullt $1400 obo S12 50 549 1477 obo. 720--0318 daya poUlbl• xtraa Included. ·70 911T, 11lnt aond , nu co\19f $8500 780-9588 ror • p/tlme telephone 548-8952 evM AQUARIUM 29 gillon loter ll•t1 OH S 14,600 Oeyt 759-Sl531 . engine S7900 or bett otr. '82 Turbo Wgn, UiUiM aaleapereon. Hra. Tuu 1 •• ,--•A St1t1d & all aco.NOflel. Evee/wknd 5o48·M 19 o497-1485 lee Of payoff at S 13,500. thru Friday. 9am to 2pm. 2~.Hctl .vll Ptston pump S100/oftot. i9i2 VESPA P2oo great LARGE6ELECTIONOF •73 91 IS TARGA 30K ml, 4 1pd. cutlOf'l'I Apply In perton . 18&0 §Uy JC Penney hvy duty, 840-0811 evenlnga. cqnd. Low mites w/xtru. NEW a USED BMW'S! Ale, Alpine cua. new P6, wt111. gOld. John or Suun Ptac1W1tla Av•. C M lrg cap. wuher a I'll give Bruniwlci< pool Tbl,' elate $ 1000 I 0 B 0 G rag lowered, barl. leather, 836-6859 Ol 780-1154 Tel...,,.ho""' w0<k --lou a dryer to. go with It, 540-7336 Liii IU-llW new weatherstrip. Rare ... =ac 17• -... ..... 185 GE relr"'l l--· top, all equip, At cond. ==---..,,--_,.... •• ..a 1 .I .l/11 • 'V ,,._er, s II t I / VOLUME SALES very tut. xlnt. $11.500 • • "' S 100. 545-6891 •50 Aft/eva 842•4480 1 orcyc 11 SERVICE & LEASING obo 850-1534 'ii OOdge COit. 89M, gd No Mlllng. lllary, no 911-FREEZE -Complete Shoptmlth ma: koottra 1011 3870 N Cherry Ave. cond $1250. 873-4131; per lance necesaary R. lg cheat, Sea,.. chlr*a1 tools, car-nter 1&5311HUSKY172!! C '73 PORSCHE 914 80,400 752-4500 ext 4037 company wm train, part' S 100. M2-1003 ,.... • 'Y """' LONG BEA H ml5Jgood conct •"250 toolt, misc tools Four 5 mo old, very good conct (No. Cherry exlt-405) ' · ..., time evening hrs For Kenrno" W9hr & dryr, Hit 750x16 truck tires S25 $1550 OBO. 557-3808 (11.41) Ill 1710 54 10 s-5 ,,.All""""._ ___ _._...., appt caJIJene662-58-44 eo0d.$100ea 544-6"488 eaorS100all 859-4552 evesor541-4369daya Yract:.inaw~ r• l 7 '64 RambJ« Won. xlnt TOP$$$ Maytag wUher & dryer 2 call eves only Two '78 Yamaha Yl, 250 & Now oPefl Sun 11·4 t '§l ~ X 4 W , at-. trens $600 obO 842 4179 Females Pref M~s& ""'Old $300 499-3541 El_,.. le t t ~ agon 1-• Ir 7 Escorts 12131886-1984 , .• · .,..,r 10111 op, .,.... .. 125 plua 4 ran trlr, Datiaa 117 1UmepyrontaolS167.33 uC T T -k o Relrlgeralor. good cond , cond $100 540-1053 helmets. Beat offer 2lAzcLASSIC CNohucd~"P79Y~3n5t530~Cgt Cettl"'t•i-a~u"!'lc:"'l'k-R"°Mer..-•a·. "!"1.....--"' ow rue river, H• wht. $150 786-0t33 King sz bed xtra long Moped, $50. 557-t300, XLNTCONO BIG eNG .. • . "' for t9M, runt liloodt;;l parlance, FIT, Clays eves/wknda $135 Upright Freezer Mon-Fri. 9-5 S3200/0BO 54&-8091 '76 4 X 4 Wagon Great neeC11 work $450 968•8505 REFRIGERATOR REPAIR $250 675-1 30 '81 VESPA $650 Skler1 car. gooct cond.. 751-8399 alt 8:30 llAllEES Local home estimate S27 M'glc ltland memblrthlp. Peri. cond 642-B674 *"M • X •pickup assume $2000 642-7961 evea. '78 Regal Ltd, loa_d_ed_.-tuJ-1 Leading Women's Illness La.rry'aRelrlg 760-7275 Sacrifice below cost HONDA MASO $225. ~~nt~y~~tS26~~2·c~fr '82 •x•GLWgn.pwrpac. pwr. exit eond S365o ~~tfv~t~e;!~te h1~~~~ Refrigerator. side by side $500 645-7834 YAMAHA 100 S250 Chuck 979-3553 Agt. lo ml $6990 7~i1 786-6110, eves, Sat/Sun slst clients with our like new. almond $225 Magic Island Membef'shlp HONDA SL90 $175. All * '8o4 Datsun Sentra as-lllT llY '80 Buick Elec:1ra, •x.ec. unique e11ercise program. 895-7062 $1200/0bo 786-7603 good cond 549-8553 sume pymnta of $120.27 '77 wht w/blue Int. Fully car, loaded, 4 Cir. 81,000 Appllcanta should be W/D, $135 ea: DIW, $100. Magic: Island Membership YAMAHA 175 Enduro, No dwn pymnt OAC. Call loaded. auto,' am/fm miles. asking $7500 enthusiastic anct helpful Elec Range. $150. Curren1 price $3500, wlll street legal, $200. Chuck 979.3553 Agt. stereo tape, steel belted 675_~6_!5 ~~=~~~~11~~~1~~-tf~~ . 6-46-58~8 setllor $1500. Call Kathy, 642• 1795 Darryl •72 240z, xlnt cond In & r~ata. SH50 p P '83 Regal Limited-, -,,-,ve-r, position• evallable In our Relrlg a. 17& 19 . lroatfree, 476-2020 Motor a.... 10 out $4200 650·9182 9 8687 air. power, am/fm CUI, 4 Costa Mesa Salon ~~::~~-ewe:,.~er~S;: Mobiie telephone. Sys-175 Class A, 19k ml, xlnt •74260z .completelyreblt. TtfOll 9169 apkrs.Slo,500.340-2295 Please call Nona. . a. • coma direct dial, 2 hOOk cond. $9,500 P.P. straight bOdy ... apd. ;tUfoyota .. l\:a P.U A• c .. m.c t 549-1941 between 3-5 Washer & dryer, xlnt ups S3000. 754-0344 646-3843 54500 553-8289 keep call aume pymnta or S t8 t.48, 'II SEIAI tmLLE eond., both IOI' $300 Old faah Hutch $150 COi-G Nod n pymnt OAC Cell TYPIST 54s-8070, 720-0148 '77 WINNEBA 0 22 FT. '75Detsun710. w · · Bleck; tull power. new Need exper typist able to lec:tor Plates 548•4058 Fully sell-contalneCI. Stick shift. $950 538-2481 Chuck 979-3553 Agt tires. 1 owne<. orig. Runs --+--+-__,1--~1 work from dtctaphone Cl•trll Playhouse wlitlde swing Loadect Prime condition .76 280z 4 sp ale clean *'84 Toyota Cetflca. A&-xlnt. $1500 Call bet 3 & and to learn new word . Etiipatat 6016 attchd S150 548-4058 Sl3,500. 548-7800 Jn/out hi ,.,;1118 · Runt sume pymnts of S178.36 5pm, Tom 552-2077 20 processtng system lor - -"---T a'le 1 1 .,·.,.,.,.,. • .,,,.7687 No dwn pymnt OAC. Call C Newport Beach firm Honeywell Peotax Spot-._.rs traatl compacter, r l r , . 11 nt ~ • ......,.. Chuck 97g.3553 A t. ·16 oupe de VIiie. aun rt, Typtng Incl s letters matlc w/zoom. lllters $50 Hide-abed. $50 TrHel 1024 r . ---9121 -----~ -x.-conCI $2995 642-1234 proposal etc Salary Sl50/obo 494~87 557• 1300· Mon-Fri, 9·5 BUY FACTORY DIRECT trrln *'84 Toyota PU Assume :SO-Seville. -bttt/blkliit 1 Vito clartnet. 3 yrs old '78 308 GTB. Gold, 9780 pymnts of $127.72 No . 510 950 35K i commensurate w exper. Letea system • all mint Lightweight llberglass ml, Blaupumkt Bertin dwn pymnl OAC Call 1mmac • · m Please call IOI apptm M-5 w/1.0 Noctnux. tens $175 Mlnolta XE7 cam-Scamp 13' & 16' travel Radio. 135.000 obo Ch~ 97g.3553 Agt 499-5868 644-5522 Canadian Elmarlt 28 mm era $125 650-9182 trailers and new 19· 5th 32 / 38 TYPIST PI T or FIT Gen-I 2 8. & Summteron 90 Warct's ...--;:;-p rotottller. Wheel Call now, toll free. '64 BB 5121. Bleck, S.lng '74 Cetica. O<lg owner, air. THE URIEST --+--+---« eralOtllcework Npt Bch mm. t2. Elmarlt 135mm $200 557-8212 t.S00-34s-4962 tor free Feder91tzednow $77.500 auto, Im $2000499-2385 SELECTIOI Pt II 645 •175 12.8. ALSO M-3 aJngle --brochure and SAVEi 2 O 6 15 8 7 O 5 7 O or •7• C II 5 • ...,.. --1- ease ca ... stroke w/12 Summlcron llaaical last. 224 A It "-'eta/ 206/323-58°79 Jim n'"u ~~n:.' cMc·h~m~nmg, Sell all -$3500 Firm -I nm 41 -------·· PART-TIME, Varied hours Cash 494-6976 IBANEZ GUITAR Accottlc Parts 9015 Fiat 9123 ~50 857-5817 --+--+--+--t---41 to include early AM Cutaway. very nica, stand '78 Corolla Spt Cpe weekends Musthaved~ F111itare 6025 & caae $300 obo. after 9 drawr tool bo11 , '70 850 Spider. all orig. S · or late moctel, low mileage Cadillacs . in Southern Calllornlal See ua tQdayl IAIERS CADILUO 52 58 62 9pm bef t 1am 842 7589 Craltman, mint cond has unique hard top Incl. am/Im CHS, lo ml 2000 penctable vehlcle (small Chopping block. oak. on . • $300 642-6269 $700 Bonnie 751-9458 obo. 642-3583 truck, van, station caators. $150 548-1946 Near new Peavey Cla"lc wagon) to assist news-VTX amp, w/4 12" spkr RD-108 steel belted radl-'80 Flat Spider. navy blue, ·79 Cellca GT. an/rl, 5 spd, paper dealer In Irvine Desk. antique. 5')(3", oak cabs. access case. misc als on 13" spoke wheels 36,000 mites. am/Im new tires, 81111 cond area Musi be depen· w/lthr top $385 548-7827 c 0 rd s s 5 5 o 0 b 0 Set of 4, $200. 548-8091 cass. $4300 675-2813 S4900 64 4-6087 dable. Contact Greg Din. rm table, conv. to reg 631·9270 AatH WHt.. 9020 Boa•• 9125 '8 t Corolla Wgn. 18,000+ Hyde Monday thru Friday pool table. slate bottom. Offa'ct Faraa'tirt/ ml, 1 owner, wht, auto. between 9.30 and 10'.30 carved legs a aides. HIGHEST CASH IMMEO. '77 Accord. air cond. am/Im, rr, mint cond. am only 642-4321 S2500.640-4222AM/eves E,aip•tal 6226 loryourvenlcle,domestic cas5., 53M mi. 1 owner $5950 P/P494-2003 • or lore1gn 551-8285 Mint. $3450. 6o44-9079 '81 T----•. A/T. A/C, 4-dr, 2600 HarbOr Blvd COSTA MESA 640-1880 -----Fr. Cntry cupbrd. cherry. FlllE PROOF "'""" ~-+--+--+-~~-t Wa1tress/Walter ex-perfect. $500. 833-8086 Fiie cabinet. 4 drawer. WE IUY '80 ACCO<d LX .• pert 1 pert cond SSOOO/obo. per I enc e d Io o d I 1 1 s350 673 5686 ownr gem, sparkles In & 30K mi Eves 855-4472 65 Cknrolet 313 * 'S4 Chevy Camaro u - su me pymnts or S 173.52 No dwn pymnt OAC Chuck 97~-3~53 Agt. *"84 s10 Blazer 4X4 u- sume pymnts of S277.54 No dwn pymnt OAC Call Chuck 979-3553 Agt. 8111 WutN 5100 Heir W1ntecl 5100 Nur91ng , PllOP, IHMIT CLElll Sales Nurses CNA s & NA s Ao· A newly created PQS1tlon PAllT DEPAITIHIT pl1cations being ac-has become available for Ex.penence pref FIT, 40 cepted prV1 duty So an md1v1dual to pro111Cle hrs/wk Apply tn person County cnvls/genatric clencat support to the KERM RIMA HARD· experience a must For property management WARE. Inc, 2666 Harbor appt call 661-7401 Mon tunctlon Mam duties will Blvd CM thru Sat 9AM-1PM 08 typing procMSlng 1n- Almand s Nursing voices upcta11ng inven-SALES PEllSOI OFFICE: Sharp alert per-tory. accrs receivable & Ladies Sportswear buyer son. good with numbers payable, and maintaining lor golf shop, pr1vate MacGregor Yachts. 163 1 Illes Two years gen·1 ol· club 30-35 hrs/wkly, ln- Placentta, C M flee experience typing eluding some weekends 55wpm. 10-key prof1c1en-Hrly wage + commlaslon Part-time cy & good communica-496-5767 lor interview CHOOSE YOIR HOURS t1on skills re<fd P1ease Sales person to sell art Tired of s1111ng around w1tr1 apply to work and custom tram- nolhing to do? Do you Donna Kub•ak ing Experience in sales. like to mingle' It so. give lnCl Prop Mngmnl art background helpful us a jlngte at 540-030 1 t I 24A Main St. Irv 645.6444 tor an exciting 1ob as a 863-1 t91 lelephone sales person SALES PEllS011 with the LOS ANGELES PI T counter help Gary's " TIMES 2 shifts available Del• 752-540 1 Hours Wllft4 l•••4iatofJ Hourly wage • com-11AM-3PM Excellent opportunity L t 1375 awaiting you ii you are an mission oca ion llUL ESTATE AliT energetic enthusiastic. Sunrtower Ave C M Expenenced agent desir-highly motivated lnellvid· Part-Ti•• PtrM 1 ing charming CdM lo-ual interested In making EYElllCS cation with well estab-excellent money Ex-llshed CdM firm High tensive training program comm1ss1on 1ncent1ve No expe11ence necess- plus pnva1e oll1ce and ary Call 65 t-1100 lor In-WEHHDS s secretary 675-231 1 Days terv1ew Newpof1 each Marketing & E11 Wknds 675-33 11 firm has several openings SAIDWICH MAIER IOI responsible and in-RECEP /CH Office tdeal tor homemakers & dustnous people A good Musi type 1Touch1 and hte students Your chance to speaking voice a MUST• general office 645-7811 make e•tra inco....-r 3 A great way to increase i-~ •u your budget Clotlars wa RECEPTIOllST hourstday. lunch hour 5 daystweek Call Bud's pay lor your training For neeaed for Insurance Bro-Subs 546-5237 interview appl call Mr kerage lirm in N B Dulles · Bleemer 545-5776 include telephone SECRETARYtt girl ott1ce PERSON FRIDAY Hours answering and llte typing tor small construction 9 30 . 2 30. 5 days Light For a pp 1 Ca 11 company 631-8023 typing handleohone bill· 714 644-5522 SECllETAllY/ESOllOW 1ng. non smkr 1rv1n1> RECEPTIONIST Opening lor excperlenced 476-0915 Full 11me Please call indlvldual Must type 60 PNOIE ROOM 540-5554 wpm Rare opportunity cocktails Also Bus Per-MUST SELL! Comlngware ega _ -_ CLW CARS out. tt hums & gets 30 .84 TOYOTA CARS & son needed Ben top stove, sell cleaning Pi1101/0r1H1 6221 All TRICIS mpg TOO! Must see! Brown·s. 3t106 Coast oven. micro wave top, BE•UTIFUL Store" & $5399 Oya 631-8480 TRUCKS Fleet prtees. H So lh La 8 Paid $2800 sell $500 " , e ..... 548-7233 • Immediate Delivery wy, u gun · Clark organo S 1995 Ex-..... Diana Pro•·-Ent. Weather proof complete --Warehouse llo t td s 1400 11 cept1ona1 Wm Kanabe '80 Accord LX. exit cond, 844~590 S t ti E d pa se ·pa • se upright $3250 Both i /I l ·67 Bel Aire Nd1 llttle worl!. $200 979-1288 or 54S-.688 Ask IOI Jell evera pos1 ons xper s4oo. Propane gas BBQ, a r, am m. nu t rH T i L g and Trainees Up to paid 5785. sell $lSO barg11ns lor mustelans. $5300 631-8480 dya, r ••P• 171 S8 SO/hr Other misc. bring cash 675-1530. 644-1818 548-7233 eves & wknds ·78 fR7" dOOd oond Lo ·~5~~~oo6~..-0~ns 220-1520 Small Fee Call an 5PM, 966-2798 Piano. Baldwin Acrosomc '80 Civic t500 5 spd---.;;-ml $2500 negotiable. WORD PROCESSOR New rattan sofabed pd w/bench, walnut. ex.II WE llY runs & looks gr°eat: (012WDO) 557-7725 ·7551~:0:C,~'g::_~8~:pd· For Newpon Beach Jaw S900 sellS400 sss-'1253 eond $1450 640-4038 USEDCARS&TRUCKS S2850 631-3016 Volbwain 9173 firm Cell 540-5400 . Wurlitzer upright, hHt COME IN OR CALL FOR •8 t Accord, ale. am/Im ---•------SEE IS FIRST1 Doti 5510 Tahitian Wht. 3 mo new bar. S350 873-2912 arr_._ ater casa. 11lnt mech e We have a good selection ~ I Cost S 1600, asking Yamaha piano. ebony Cormlef-0.Lillo $5295/obo. 650-9074 ~ of NEW & uMd Chev- -Sec: 7 pc, loose pillows. FllEE •-•11•11 ® A orable Shih-Tzu pup-Sl 100 obo 786-0133 new $2900 675-7813 Clnltln '82 Honda Civic. 4 ctr, 5 -~. ~ roletsl See us today! pies 6 wks, AKC $250 eves & wtlnds 18211 BEACH Bl VO. spd. am/Im cass. Xlnt Less than pet shops or -Sportia~ Goffa 6230 HUNTINGTON BEACH cond. Must Sell. S6000 breeders 548-1200 Single white canopy bed -12 a•u E MOSSBERG 1•7 1017 1•t 1•31 obo. 960-6357 AFGHAN PUPPIES AKC ' with matching night " ,. • J ,. -"' CONNELL CHEVROLET stand and mirrored PUMP ACTION SHOT--WAIT YO ,-------9127 All colors. ages $100-dresser S 150/0BO GUN. S 100 642-4740 "'" llJI l•H $350 MuSI sell 646-784 1 957 -8165 Rossignaf Roe 550 s klls. OLW ISH Obi !'!!.7~4-C-lv""tc-. -n-eea-,-m-o_t_o_r AKC YORK!E PUPPIES 'Jewel -203 cm, Nevactas. Rost See Ronald Dace Best offer over $500 8 WKS. SHOTS. M&F 1 ry 6214 S S 548-0113 $300 & MOO 646-3853 EMERALDS 39 stones. 28 ~~~~ ~~~ :~~t~11sk~~: THEODORE B --Carets Retall $200-bindings $65 494 6087 oston Terner, M, 4 yrs., $300/Carat Sell $150 . -· -- Fam pet $30 642-6410 P/C Lve M~ge TV hllio, Jack Russell terrier, train-I 645-1046 ' 'lerH 6232 ed M S3oo 640-0276 Must sell: EMERALDS, 82 **•QIU*** Messy Dogs• S 10 any size pcs, 25 ct to 5 ct, from k .. FM (GROOMING SCHOOL) $ 150/ct. trade 496-2661 4 spea ers. Am/ · turn-Teacher 21 yrs ellp table. gauges. and tape deck Must see -Must ROBINS FORD 2060 HARBOR IHVO COSfA MESA 642 · 0010 4 fiHI Dri'ftt 9030 '79 Blazer 4x4. pwr steer- ing/brakes. x.lnt eond . $5900. (71-4) 650-4242 111£ lloUHA'S SOUTH OOUllTY YOLISWllEI "WEWIUllT IE lllElllLI" Volume Sales, Service AndL ... lng 18711 Beach Blvd Huntington Beech (714) 142·2000 ...'~ llJrl.111r lih .: l°!'°'I"·\ \H.~ \ 546-1200 Ckryaler 315 78 TOWN & CNTRV WON $3750 6o44-6785 .,..~, 9317 '81 Odge Alres. 2 dr, red. sunroof. ale, w/w rad.lat, lrg eng. 4 spd $4800 760-9600 For• mt 546-2848 Nac~Hry 6216 hear• Complete. $300' 9 POODLES ARE PEOPLE Bead blast mach. Mlg & am-4 pm, Sat/Sun Mon- Pups $250 & up 546-2848 arc welders. 2 com-F". 12-4 et Pinecreelt b' AplS 2300 Fairview Ave. Reg Austr Shepherd pressers. t saw, band 60 -Bronco. fully loaded $9400 obo 650-3713 Tneb--9035 '68 Bug, It blue, wtsunrool. * 78 Granada. nu Ur", gd cond S 1950 Wkdys well maintained $2400 752-5522. eves 962-3733 846-7838 be' d Apt K-205. Costa Meaa pups. warm loving pals saw. 1omter. 1 lsc Lo ca 1 e d on I a r $99 up 752-7150 sander. drill press. 2 cut 154 Ford P U 6-q1. §'.'.sp S 1000 548-7916 aft 6PM HWfWIUllT IEl .. HSIU '68 VW convert . good eond.. stereo. gd top & tires $3500 673-2912 *"84 Muating GT usu-;;;; pymnts of $253 39 No dwn pymnt OAC Call Chuck 979-3553 AQI. Shel tie AKC S 150 Im adorable 540-5605 -----811111 5520 Otr hrs, 6 yrs. 16 hds. show quality $4000 obO Eves 540-2647. ctys 642-9843 oH saws. band saw with tetttcomple11. '-!back welder, lathes 12x36 BEAUTIFUL 25'" RCA t51140. surface grinder. color TV 2 yr wrnty tool & cutter gr1ncter. 2 S 148 Free del Open turret lathes. rotary tbl, Sun TV John's 646-1786 ~~~11·1':'~ln~~rd~:11 COLOR TV'S WANTED 714-972-1754 Working or not Century TV 541-8320 "61 FORD Ptci<uP $300/0bO 645-6283 Volume Sales. Service And Leeslng 18711 S.ac:hBlvd. '69 BUG, XLNT COND S1500 firm 968-0112 '63 Metro Step-van. x.lnt Huntington ~eh '69 Pop top cmpr, reblt cond. 4-cyl, 20mpg. pert (l 14) 142-2000 eng. nu brks. clean. swap meet truck, $2350obo.66t-2220 *'84 T-Blrd auume pymn1a of $224 32 No dwn pymnt OAC. Call Chuck 979-3$53 Agt $1200/obo. 966-8324 JatHr 9129 .69 vw BUG, gli>Od cond , ·55 Mustang coupe, x.lnt. _ loe. car $2995 642-1234 Sac lrg 44" giant TV $600 77 ($3200} and "78 .,3 Jaguar xJ6 exceUent good engine. new paint. obo. Must •ell 642-7579 ($3500) GMC 1 ton rated, cond.. rebullt engine, $1600. 846-5088 '67 Country Squire Wgn heavy duty w/pwr air. etc. beautiful sliver metallc ---Runs goOd S395/obo. Teac tape mach. reel to 557-1300. Mon-Fri, 9-5 paint, orig. owner $8000 .• 70 SOUAREBACK runs 842-7517 reel. 2 lrack, exit cond. '77Datsun1ngbed, near nu 675-1723 or 675-5308 nreat, extras, 15,oOo ml '69 MUSTANG.° 302. new $275 obo 631-9270 • APPOINTMENT SETTERS RECEPTIONIST PIT 4 lor right person Benefits lor evening"l 5 9 pm hrst<la Npl Convates-C~ Lynn at 547-5625 $5 00/hr hht!ra1 com CPnt Center 646-7764 SECJ:IETARY For general N~~~ missions Contact Bob at I fl E C 11_. I L contractor a11perience ~i~~s~ w;:e:~~ke~2~~~: JWU-till 0$\;~u~B~~~~-8286 ~~~·1~7 °';";.~00~1 ~. Bula, Gtatrll 70l l 964-0937 ·74 J/2 clean, ;;;;a, wortc 4·5·30pm Sun-Fri 651 11,a J.9 pm wPe~ • • Ont• ""6' e r .r necessary PI T 631-5383 days Ap1s conslr comml. MH parl<'S Rent a desk Pro-secretary PllJYATE POST OFFICE gram avail 720-1133 , Jll SECllfTAllY Part/time. posS1ble lullt --------•!Typing 35, phones. Ute go time Need Stock person SALES Ex.per helpful btJt not nee pa11111me flexible hours Victor Temp0<ary Sef· Newport 549-2287 DISPUY ADYEllTISllC vices 434 t Birch St suite The Orange County Dally 213 NB 556-8520 PROlillAllH Piiot has an eltcetlent op-AHUST porturn1ty beginning m1ct-SECllnAllY-uw lffioo State wide R E 1nvl'ISI· January for career onen-Np1 Bch 30 hrs/wk to ments fin -;erv1tes tirm ted display advert1s1ng start Exper not nee offering challenging pos-sates reps with a--proven GOOO typing, good 1hort- 1t1on for br1gh1 inCl1v1Clual track record Great earn-hand 644-5040 to write and Cle91gn lor 1ng poten11el guaran1eed Tl -990 and DEC dn1w against com- POP-1 1134 Musi hevt' ? m1s,1on Desire to move yrs exper w/COBOL Ex •nee management a plus cellent career opportun1 Send resume to SfClfTUY IHIO II HWNllTIUCI ty Cell 553-0940 I P 0 Box 1560 Costa Mesa 92626 PROMOTION •Eo.e ____ _ l wo person oltloe neect1 Secr•tary with typing 60-65 wpm, 2·3 year• exp•• front olfloe ap- pearance to work with Csn you Spare 3 hrs mghtl'f ? Are you Well groomed dependable and self lnOllveted? Do you Enjoy working with ll•O•' If you can answer YES Phone 648 702 I 2 30~ Mon tnru P.-ri HlH·larlH 1u,.l1 several e11ecut1ve1 •n • FOR BALBOA busy olfice 752-6408 Musi have 5 ye&r1 Hlllng -UClrf&IY/IHCIPT flxper (Cru111ng or rec· Must type 50 wpm Star1- tng) Previous 1ales exper ing Ulery ol $8501ri10 hetptul Xlnt opp0<tunlty 675-1778 pay co benefits Cell S Susmen al 675-0647 WHTIHllE PllOllCTI SECRETARY w/lront olfc exper • non amkr w/gen ottc tklllt. mgl. bkilpr M t-7000 I...,. 7~ 1440) You cton t Med a gun to SECT'Y lnM.ir•nc• Office The l•1te11 Clr•w tn the "Cir ... IHI' when you f!IT. Exper Farmert In· WHt . • Dally Piiot pleca an ed In the o.My IUftlnee 13 ,_7740 9-12 Claaaffted AO Call Tod•Y ~lol W111t Actal Cell now M2-M78 ' 542-5678 UOY /llOIPT. ---------CPA llrm. type 85-i>m I . l·ly p,-101... . . . . . st•n•ng •• 1,.,y baaed on ••Pf"r Non-amkr Or Cty ai rport a re a . p•ffT TIME 714 1s2-0274 : II Sof"yice Station Attendiill. Deliver Daily Pilot by auto m PI T Expa•l•ncad. La 968-8505 guna Beach area (2 hours Senta 8tat1on Attendant per day). Weekdays P M exp'd O.ys 7·• Sun Oft weekends A.M. Earn about s• hrswtc Rtt•'eci Nwpt S.4K11 6•4' 715 t $400 per mo. Call Mr Barrow SELL. tdt• uem• ._111• • 642·4321. EOE . Delly Pftot Claall'-d Ad •' 142-6678 ... :..:..!..:..;•••• DIMES A LINE WANT ADS IMPORTANT NOTICE TO PRIVATE PARTIES Sell your ltema for $50 or ltMa Jn our famou1 OIMES-A·LINES pub- /lahfld each Saturday In ,,,. Dally Piiot. DIM ES-A-LINE ad• mu1t be pr•P-1d M> ma.JI or bring them Into the Dally Piiot office.. S. .ure to Include your phon. number or ad· drea In your ad, have • prl<» on #Ch lt.m cl no abbr.watlon1. Sorry, no oomff'W'CIM aci., garage -'-· produoe. plant• or anfma .,. llOOllptable. DEADLINE: 3 p.m. Thund8J CoetaU...Offtce I .! Sevytor Inflatable Wooo . ---& TLC $1750 or bat olr • -. -Bottom & etern, hardly 78 Datsun PU, near new 760•95681(213)489_8306 70 VW S850. Rblt eng, 72 L TO Country Squire used. holds 4, new $550, eng $2800 obo 673-8701 _ trans, nu redials, aome Clean. runs good S495 $300 67l-0786 Va -1 O hr•au ki1 ti 2 body work See at 2250 650-6367 ---a 1 -Canyon Dr /1 B, CM or call . ---Power lo1t1 7012 '76 Chev 112 ton VAN. 58 Xlnt cond S2700. 855•8137 btwn 12_1 76 T·Blrd. Lo~ded $1600 181 LVMAN SIDE STEER new tires, shocks. strong 543-59t5 • --650-6697 Shirley CLASSIC Atomic 4 cyt 250. 3 spd Gooo mite-•erc .. 11 .... tiff ~~~boB:l-8t.,.motor, '76 Fiesta.• apd-.-.-lr-. loPef-- •ng. xlnt cond $7900 •oe Xlnt work truck. •'82 lQOE auume . clean $1995.631-3016 540-4242. 675-8669 631-7411 Jim P""'nla of 1297 S" No 7 t Bug, runs good 79 Ptnto lmmac 1 own ,... • S 12001090 646-4184 or · 25' Wellcraft Nova XL, Aaatia l dwn pymnt OAC Call 645-0414 must sell, S 1900. Ca~ 1973 Twin, Ford, v..a, .159 Austin Healy, not run· Ctiuc2k 979-3553 Agt. 536-6227 Mercrulaers Tandem nlng $500 obo 499 354 t ·72 200 D Merced" Euro-'7511~·:~on~~;:ags '80 Fairmont wgn. xtnt axil traller $9800 . • peen •tyl• Great mile---cond . S3800 557-3389 720-t 10 t ~ J'ml. .. R aoe Perfect c:ond A '73 BUG. r•blt eng. Dew Boaton Whaler, 18 ~WL STEALl$8600 775-4o454 paint. Michelin tires, rl2111Tl111U Outrage, 20 ht1 on boat & Sales-~Leulng •75 280C 1 yeti & am/Im ca11. Ilk• new In & Auto, am/fm can, 24,000 50 M a WIUT • mmec · S 11 ow out must ... , $2550 or ml, xint oond $6800. ~ow sfe~5~~73~:2~· ~~~sOl~e60~;•;8 lK ml, bat otr 651-1571 _ 536-7167 G and Be k 32 .72 llYEITORY -'74 BUG new eng, trans, Li eel 93•-t r n s *'79 320I; 4 spd. A/C 'ID •.•• aoou Tllll clutch, brakes. idnt cond. I • • .. model Clean & well (G9•XEO) Chrome WhMfa~ 2 tank•. t11 $2500 o.ah tek.-"'•7"'k"!'M~8ik""""v-c""'a·n .. t;;•,·a"'m""'l""Jm""'. ~~~~d 67;~i9~45M , •7& 3201; auto, SIR anarp, S22,950. 557·3eoa 546-2448 0t 831·5000 tape, CO. leather Int. (468292) . eve. or 54 t-4369 deya •7• VW "· da many tJttru t owmtr. hill: Sail 7014 *'80 320I; 5 tpd, MC " • 111• rnage, rt>lt $8250 754..0344 • ! (585ZOL) TOP $$$ PllD eng, 1700 642-74o49 to' Sprint salibOC\, Uk• a Collector• Sertea M8fk v Lew S3500bo 960-0742 *'80 3201: 5 ·~·SIR For PtmS*ed '74 VW Station Wagon, '79 ewry xtra, mint oond ti'P Cat, P218 w / trellef *'80 si:C~~~)S/R IEIOEllS IEIZ tow mll•. new paint, gd 36.000 ml GrNt buy •t '2~ ... (tBC\11"2' cond $1500 846-5088 110,750 e.•·2049 il\IU .... 2.7251 • r ToPMetoedeaPr'fcMPald • ~-~ ,..----~-:r.i.-x-:;; '89 CAL 25. OIB. VHF~3 *'80 3201. 5 ~·SIR 01llPottr/I 7s51~'571~rt>lt ano. tit~ 9 begs 01 u111, compNa, •8 3~~C!X 21 9 R DIAL2131714 ME~oes -------171 AA. iO: ml1eeot. gr04Jnd leckle, c:uaht0n1, * 1 6 ' 11 lpd, I HOUSE OF IMPORTS, lno '75 VW RABBIT 4 dr' ,.. S 1200/080 M2-4&8f:'.'.i. .i·-18500 84 t-8«0 (002998) . bulf1 9ftglrie, t1400 080 ---~ v• VJ • ·e 1 3204; 5 apd, A/C .• 1 3 0 0 0 . man 111. ~9205 01 •••• ~u. IDI •ulH ~l,. 7011 (1 ARM692) belge/palomlno Int, --- Roll-. Fu-rt ood-• •32..,. ••• t 320I, 5 apd. $/A trnmac .• 441< ml, t20.500 ·n BUG CONVERT u ............. ... .,.. (100U7651 850.50$5 Blu.w/Wt\t top, 43,000mt. Fully loaded. JuaffUnei. Up to S:St1=1 1700 •'81320!,5 apd, SI R 't:I 30090 Palomlno7 '5~ut car. ~~~17 ~55001obo 471-2"1 * •.... J!~186> lo lvory,alr, lttthef. 32K mi . Otcb 98 ~ ·n. • IU~ I Dec•• 70U 1 ---· euto, ml new 132.500 7~992 11 Bug, new amlfm •••. door, toa~. •lnl cond. 2 61& fl:. up ¥0 27'. quiet * e2 sJ~~~'~'~ 712 3000 TuReoosr-13~'°!::*18~32 ..!_2.!!5 Catt 120.1os~1 • a Mc:urt, lncludea elec ' (9"6631 13,000 ml, Ilk• new. . Pl L t•n waltf 548-1808 bet 9pm * '83 3201, auto, SIR '2UOO N O 720 1705 11 Sc.trrooo, OOod bOdy 6 Jll!•I• ~ Want Adi Cell &42-6171 3 <1FMv925>.. A•k •l>Out t"9 money" ~~n~~eotl Ne;:,: = ~,,..i"§'i;..__ .. -,-"-.... ,-1(\0-, -eo1·---ci-. *'83 ~~~;rr)•/R c:a.n "ve rou ltlni OUf wonc &2300 5'7·f300, S1200 644·4700 .,.,.,, llnodc• ohen ~ you ~ raeurt..gettlf\Q Dally Poot Ctaulfled Ada to reiacl'I lhe Or.no-Coaat ma/\ .. PftOM M2·5UI t *'13 833ct1, auto, to ml purc:hue & ..... ptana Mon·frl, t-5 ·1s YOLARI!: pt, pb, 110 ( 10RMO 10) ,. IUllll :--"" t11 • """ bMlltl +'14 3 Iii 8~, 10 tnt • ••fl 81 V•,_QOI\, '3•500 f'l\I, fully '2~ <t • '1'32 • tunroof, emttm c:au, (2ANX • t30 t Outll llMl per c ., '500 Pt1ti• HH u ... an1 NtwP T BEACH .5AIJ 2112. 983·9911 .•34 ' x 20I~·="• lll·Hll r t abbll del .... 4 1pn pymnta~' 71 ~ air. tlateo $3150 d*'I pymnt O~C C .. 13l;J01 Chuo. 11 ·~" Ag1 ~~-----~~~...L:::==::==::==========J .HIGH 59 LOW48 CUil 1111111 TUESDAY JANIJA~'i 1 · 1181 o RANGE co u N r v c A 1 1 F or~ N 1 A / •, c f:. N r ' , Coast The state Coastal Com- mission has come under fire for requiring publlt access to a project near Huntington Harbour./ A3 At what price is justice 111- served? The Dayco murder trial ripples OC's legal waters./ Al Nation The Supreme Court jus- tices say home video tap- ing Is okay by them./ A4 A man suspected of kill- ing a newsman and his famllywasfound dead In h~s cell today./ M :·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:· California Singer Michael Jackson walked away with 8 American Music Awards. /A4 ·!·!·!·!·!·!·!·!·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·: World A Saudi diplomat was kidnapped by gunmen on streets of Beirut./ A4 Mind and Body Dieters have been right and experts wrong. The kind of food you eat profoundly affects your appetite and chances for losing welght ./81. A catch-all d rawer needs to be organized and then fed regularly./82 Sports Orange Coast College has been moved to the Mission Conference for football./C1 The Los Angeles Kings were routed by the Minnesota North Stars in National Hockey Leagu~ play./C2 The Los Angeles Police Department will have quite an arsenal for the Olympic Games this sum- mer ./C3 Entertainment Playwright Tom Stop- pard fiddles with history in his new comedy "Travesties" in Los An- geles./84 Business Is there a real difference between a real estate agent and a real estate broker? Columnist ~lmon Sykes says yes. 185 Catifornla Investors are paying a hefty tab to take advantage of tax-free bond fund lncome./85 INDEX Bridge Erma Bombeck Bulletin Board Bualness Qlaulfled Com lea Crossword Edltorlal Page Entertainment Horoscop, Ann Landers Movies National Newt Police Log Publlc Notlcea Sports State Newt Or. Stelncrotln Stock Merktt• Televltlon Theater• Weather World News , 83 82 A3 85-e CM 83 C8 A8 84 C7 82 82 A4 A3 ~-5 C1-4 A4 82 86 84 82 A2 A4 • Flashdance debut Tb.lrteen-year-old Jule Kuhn of New_port Beach feta the beat darinC .. FlubdanctnC" cl&M offered tlU'oqh the city'• Recreadon Department and Sally Stanton'• Dance Fltnaa. A new 11aalon betrin• Feb. 13 and Interested dadcera •houla call 640-2271. Cops nab three in Porsche thefts Costa Mesa police believe they have broken up a car theft ring responsible for stealing six Porsches since Jan. 5 from South Coast Plaza's parking lot. Three people were arrested Mon- day afternoon following a police stakeout at the shopping center in Costa Mesa. Police lay in wait in unmarked cars for only about two minutes when they spotted a youn' man with a large screwdriver pryin• open the wind wing of a convertible blue 911 SC Porsche parked near Bullock's en- trance on Bear Street, according to Lt. Tom Lazar. Sgt. Dick DeFrancisco and Officer Ed Esposito raced their car over to the Porsche and apprehended Wilham Ray Felder, 23, of Westlake. Two other suspects. Winston Charles Moore. 27, of Inglewood and Cynthia Ann McCoy. 22. of Los Angeles, were found driving quickly out of the parking lot and also were arrested. All three were charged with grand theft auto and burglary. The young men were jailed at the Costa Mesa Police Department. McCoy was taken to Orange County Jail because Costa Mesa doesn't have facilities for women. The tno are suspected of stealing six other Porsches from the plaza because similar methods were used. Lazar said. The cars were driven to either Compton or Lakewood and their tires and wheels were removed. Tires and wheels on a Porsche cost about $4,000. Victim of ··' stabhin tabs -kil er . . Su s pect found asleep in vacant Newport condo BJ STEVE MARBLE Of .. Dlllr........ . A Newport Beach man was able to finger bis alleged killer lns than an hour before be died from vicious st.ab wounds in a hallway near his hillside condominium, police said today. Scott James McNaupton, the 29- year-old son of a prominent business executive, reportedlr was attacked with a wooden chise late Sunday in his Villa Balboa residenoc. He stumbled down a flight of stairs before collapsing from the wounds. But bis dying swement to police led to the Monday arrest of Brent ~WS VMgsness, ~ l~)UJ'-old C.OSt.a Mesa resident an:~:.me · friend of the dead man. to reports. Vangsnesseluded police, includinl a team of pol.ice dogs bro.,.Pt in to help in the search, for nearly 12 boun before being discovered Monday noon sleeping in an unoccupied Villa Balboa condominium by a female real est.ate agcnL 4'he sales representative had bro~t -in a customet' and abe WU showtng bow spacious the cloeetl were when she discovered him ~ ing in there," ex.plained Newport. Beach police Detective Bob Worthen. "She screamed. he woke up and (Pleue Me 8U8PltCT/A2) Fraud charges in investment case nearing By JERRY HIRSCH Ot-.o.., ......... Sh~riffs investigators arc closer to fumg criminal charges against Thomas D. Caner, an Irvine busi- nessman who may have raised $30 million by offering bogus invest- ments. Caner allegedly nused money for a "medical factoring.. business in which he purportedly bought unpaid medicaJ claims from doctors at a discount and collected on the claims for a profit. Sheriffs investigators and attorneys for the federal Securities and Exchanse Commission, say Carter's medical factoring business was phQny and the SEC contends medical factoring does not exist as an industry. But Daily Pilot inquiries reveal (Pleue .ee CHARGltS/A2) ThomuCa.rter Canine cop collars HB holdup suspect Accused holdup man loses the battle By STEVE MARBLE Of .... Delly ,... • ..,, A robbery suspect who reportedly tried to tangle with a Huntington Beach police dog to try to escape the law, came away the loser early today and ended up on an emergency room surgery table. Robert A. Vandervon. 18. -one of two alleged robbers being chased by police late Monday -reportedly tried to elude pohcc by hiding 1n a trash dumpster behind an Adams A venue shopping center Police said they brought a tra10ed oohcc dog to the ~ne when the man refused to come out. Tbe suspect, police said. tned to attack. the dog that was sent in to sniff him out. "The two of them fought and the man lost." a police spokesman said. Vandervort underwent emeracncy surgery at UCI Medical Cente't for wounds to his shoulder and neck. He was listed in good condition today. Vandervort and Fred Joe luster. 20, are bein& held today on suspicion of robbing a 54-year-old man outside an A.lpha Beta grocery store on Beach Boulevard near Adams A venue. Police said the bandits confronted Earl E. Parker of Hunttngton Beach and roughed him up before taking bis wallet and cash. Two alert passersby -Edward Lowery. 22. of Costa Mesa and John (Pl eue eee CAPmfS/ A2) There is life after teaching and it can be rewarding An old wisecraclc says "Those who can, do. Those who can't, teach." What then of those who can no lon,er reach? Frank Rosado and Robert Schnurs~ tein offer some pretty solid evidence / that there's life after teaching. and it can be rcwardina. They both were handed layoff notices -Rosado from Gisler Middle School in Huntinaton Beach, Schnuntein from Costa Mesa Hi&b 'School -when dcdimng enrollment melded with Proposition 13 revenue cuts to force some districts to take drastic action and a lot of teachers to take a second look at their career dcc1 ions ROBERT . BARKER Losina &Job can be aut-wrenchina. ll can also be an opponunity. It was both for Rosado. Ro do took the news hard when helo thiSJObtcachin4an andcraf\s. He recalls bccomana 'very ill" from tresses built up in the precedina month . PERSPECTIVE consider 101111 back to tcachina. He said he cams about twice as much money turn1na out ceramic art items 1n his 1:aJuna Beach studio than he did teach1na. He said he can't turn out his producu fast enouJh and he bas plans to expand. Schnurstein 34. also said he 1s do1na better financially than he dad while tc.achi"I indu trial classes at Costa Mesa Hip. He seemed to handl~ the tra.n 1tion better, but indicate he mi 1each1na except for some of the "baby-aittin " fea- ture . But Rosado, 36, now calls the layoff :11••f111S!l•IM•iPJIJall• a blcssina and says he JVOuldn't "There' a bll tabor foru out there (in school) ind 1hcy (lhc youngsters"} f . . " . ·• / need to learn skills in order to be successful." he said. Rosado. a bachelor as 1s Schnurs- tein, said he couldn't accept that his JOb was in jeopardy untJI he actually got bis layoff nollce an the spnna of 1981. -"I couldn't believe 11 There always was a bia demand ... plenty of kids were wanttna to take the cla . I could have been a sub (laid-off teachers have fint crack at substttute teacbina jobs) but I'd been lhmkina about aoina 1nto my own business for some time. so l used up my retire- ment money to set up a studio in Laauna." .Rosado $lid the first wteks wcrt a self-leam1na penod. He couldn't ex· pcct a regular monthly tuch1n1 check and 11 took a while to team that what he created and bow much he orkcd had a du"tet relation hap W1lh tM amount of money he made. "lfl didn't work. I dtdn'uell, and 1f I dadn't sell, I dtdn't set anythint" he satd. "It required lots of ~I d1s- c1phne." (Pleue ... THU 18/ A2) ' Coas1 DAILY PILOT/Tueed1y, J1nuary 17, 198~ Rncuera pulled a mother and her four children from thJa car f oUowtna cruh on the San Diego freeway near the Corona del ~,..,...,,~"- Mar freeway Monday. Sue 11aum.. SO, wu in .erloua condition at Fountafn Valley Community Hoapltal. Rains prompt OC crashes· Quarter-inch falls on Huntington Beach in first· 84 storm slo"' enough l\lr the cond1uons. when 11 hasn't rained in awhile th e roads can get very slippery .. California Highway Patrol officers and paramedics came to the aid a mother and her four children who -...ere tnJured in an accident on the southbound San Diego freeway near the Corona del Mar freeway at about 4·45 pm. Monda}. another truck. on the Orange Freeway near Chapman Avenue. The victim's identity was withheld until his family could be notified, police sajd. More than 700 Southern California Edison Co. customers in the Santa Ana area were without power for about an hour Monday afternoon after lightning struck a power pole outside a transformer statJon. . . . WEATHER Warming trend seen for Coast Coastal Extended 41 47 17 10 Wednesday, '*"'*'>' , 8 :~ _g: e h T 1t1.1es 45 43 )2 tr 42 *4 ti~ ie oa 22 21 21 18 .. 42 2• 22 42 24 22 20 at oe II 00 ti 13 ,, -14 M 2t 27 01 13 -14 10 3t 26 Na!IOn&I WHINtf S.rvce Snow~ ~ • 19 NOAA u S Oeot or Comme<ce 1& 00 i.;.;;.:~--=.;::....::=..::;..=;.:;;;;::;.::.:.__::z_,..__-.:1-...---::--:----1 1t1 -04 Fronta: COid ....., Warm .,... $1:lhondry • • 80 7~ M~-20 ,,. Rerw> 31 CM 41 40 ~---13 .c; AICllmOnd 31 21 n tt ~Pu .... 12 :le 3-4 NM\vtlle 33 21 St loul9 u .,. 61 41 ...,_Or ...... • <t7 42 SI Pwl•Temoa 93 ..., 31 18 NewYOl'k 20 21 s.tl Lake 19 13 18 OG Norfolk 33 22 San AnlOOIO 4 I 31 47 29 NOrlll Pl-11• 20 10 San Diego 93 61 31 25 Oklahoma City 31 17 Sert l'r8nClieco 53 42 U 42 OmM1a IS 01 St Sia Merla 21 06 Orlando && 68 S..ttla 40 M !~ ~ Palm Sc><lnQ• 70 41 Sllr.wport 31.. !", 35 U ~ 21 11 SIOwl F... .. .., n 12 "'-'Ill es •• Sc>ok-21 13 Pm•~Qll 2t 22 SY'-13 01 PorUand,Ma. 18 07 Topalla 20 08 Ponland,Or• 40 18 Tuceon 12 <t3 P,~ 21 11 TutM 35 1& Aa1e1g11 38 '7 Wul\lnQIOtl 30 28 Temperatures Tl des Alber>Y AIDllQ_q ... Anulrillo Anc:notege ~anev111e Atlanta AtlenllcClty .t.u.1111 Beltlmore BOiing.i 8lrmlngttam Blamereil 8olae llo91on .. lo TODAY 12 -()I Seconcl IOw 3 0 I Pm JO 23 Seoond lllQll 8 33 p m Rapid City 25 02 Wlchltl 23 08 ~= ~-------------------------------~ 24 23 ftONHOAY 21 20 Flr•I tow 2 oe • m. <t3 23 Fltll high 8 23 I m 2 o Surf report 1.8 .p •S 38 Second' low 3 40 p m 27 17 Seoond lllgl\ 10 14 pm. 4.1 40 38 25 18 Sun Mt• lodey 11 5 09 pm,,_ II 21 .05 8 68 • m WedMaday and Ml• aoeHI •• 40 3e 5 10 pm. 18 ·10 Moof'lriMllOOayat4 ltpm 194111 17 -03 I UI a.m W..,,,_,.y and riMUgaln a 23 20 S2tpm LOCATION Huntington 8-"' Mow Jetty. Newport 4011181 ,~ 22nd SI , N9wpofl Balt>oa Weclge Laguna 8-:tl San Clat'Mnl• Wal« Temp-68 CONDITION faff' '"' re1t felt poOt t• lfllt 8 ... dwctlon - The ~car's first rainstorm has been blamed for a fatal frcewa} crash. se\eral other tnJU~ accidents and for scattered po""er outages on Monday Bui the Na11onal 'Weather Sef\ ice 'la\ s the front has mo\ed on to A.nzona and ckar sk1e'\ will pre, ail Monda~ 's showers dropped onc- quarter of an inch of rain on Huntington Beach. bringing the season's total to Q.8 inches. more than double last season'!. total to date, according to \\Cather watcher Sherman Denn). The five were in a Volkswagon sedan that crashed into the rear of a Oatbed truck . backing up traffic for a half-mile. The mother, Sue Hassing, 30, was listed in serious condition at Foun- tain Valley Community Hospital early today. Oflicers on the scene said t'AOOfthechildren escaped injury and two ()(hers suffered minor injuries. The} added that the children avoided senous inJUf) because the} were secured 10 their seats. ---li@i!MiiUfoR----------------------- cHARaEs NEAR IN INVESTMENT FRAUD CASE ... One-eighth of an inch dropped on Laguna Beach. bnngmg the total there to 8.69 inches. compared 10 last season's total to date of 4 14 1che!>. Caltforn1a H1ghwa~ Patrol dis- patcher Donetta Walker said the frecwa\ accidents ""ere so numerous in Ora.ngc County that "those ~U)S (C'HP officers) arr JU'it going trom '"rash to crash " In a four-hour pem1d during" h1t·h hea" \ rains poured down o n l"Ou nt) streets and h1ghwa} s. 52 automobile accidents occurred. 12 resulting 1n tnJune!>. atcordmg to H1ghwa' Patrol Officer Rick ~tc,en!>. "That's mam more accidents than usual." Sanens said. "Most were fender benders. People weren't going CONTINUED STORIES I,.. In Huntington Beach. a 1981 Ford 'an heading southbound on Spnng- dale Street went out of control. crashed through a metal bamer and . came lO' a stop before falling into a marsh located on Ammon Oil prop- erty. "h was hanging on the edge about to fall in." said Huntington Beach police Officer John Berens. "The driver left thecardisabledat the scene and wandered off .. .\uthont1es blamed slick pa\ement for an acc1dent that killed a 47-year- old Long Beach man when the brakes of a truck locked and 1t skidded into the man's van. knockin~ 1t into .. From Al otherwise. although an SEC spokes- man said the discovery would have 110 affect on the case. Meanwhile, Shenffs investigators are edg.mg closer to filing charges against Carter. "We are on the downhill side of the investigation. We have been meeting with the Dastnct Attorney's office and hopefully it will take only fo ur to six weeks for the criminal complaints to be concluded," said Lt Wyatt Hart of the Orange County Sheriffs Depan- ment. The complaints wouJd conclude a sax-month investigation of Carter. president to the Irvine-based Tom Carter Enterprises Inc.. by the shenffs fraud investigators. C'arter raised at least S30 million and according to investigators. SUSPECT IDENTIFIED BY VICTIM ... From Al made has wa) out of there ... he added Vangsness. a student at Orange Coast College, was arrested h} police before he could lea\ e tht• housing complex near Hoag Memonal Hospi - tal He 1'> being held to<la) on $250.000 bail Police said the; are puzzkd b; the killing and do nl\I kno"' "h) the fnendsh1p betv.cen the 1-...0 men d1s1n1egra1e<l 1n10 v1olentl' "It doesn't ma ~e much \en c commented ~ ortht'n. ~1cNaught0n as the c;on ol John 1 ~kl\laughton. a Linda !~le rci,1dcn1 and board chairman ol '\;a11onal Education Corp .. a Ne"' port-based lOmpan~ The com pan). "'h1ch runs na11on\\<ide "oc:111onal training ce nters. ha~ been he1;C't h) recent bad luck Twice last )Car tht• com pan) ·s hcadquaners buildings werC' torched h) arsonl'ilS Represcntatl\ es of the Newpon l·ompan) said the) 'vc been asked not to comment on the sla) ang and th.: fam1I~ was una,a1lablc Fnends descnbed \11cNaughton a tnendl) intelligent person who gre"" up on Lida Isle. ~raduated from Newpon Harbor High chool and attended USC He was unemployed and had been a drummer in a rock band. "He was a good guy. always trymg to help out others." said Rick Hou!>e- man, a friend of the slain 29-year-old. "In school he was an achiever. you'd have to describe him as a scholar type.·· Police said they were interested 1n talking to friends who allege McNaughton recently had beaten a cocaine problem. Because of came from a wealthy family. friends said that distant acquaintances oc- casionally 1ried to take advantage of him. rfRANSITTAXNIXED ••• lfromAl . McNaughton and Vangsness re- ponedl} were seen together through- out the day Sunday. Police said they belaeq~ the two men had lived together al one point. transportation • Ud officials ere expecti~ the meuw-e to 10 over tht ~ tonilbt wht.n~AA &ach and other city ~IS bave tdiaiuted a VOie. Co.ta M• ofticiah. who bad WJier qunti(lf)ed the proposal, en· ~r$Cd tbe coma~eltctioo Mon- day n\aht.. N~ Beach at1d Foun--Uin Valley ~re othtr Oranae Coast cities tbat ptt~ blessed the election. Transportation oCficiaJs had ex- pected tbe mo.st likely no vote to come from La~na Beach -not Hontinaton Beach -because of- ficials reponedly have rn.is,tivings over the proposed Sa.11 Joaqutn llills Corridor. But the HuntingtOn Beach dm ion -MaYor Ia.ck Kell)' cast the only vote in favor of tbe ekoctioo -came as.a~. ••>.ccoJ'ding to our staH: the mayor said he bad three ptber votes ... Riley said. "Be uid u a fight would denlop1bt would rontinue the vote iwoweexs.~ ff Ulltington Beach officials said they wete op~ because they lilely wOUld be •tiihted on transportation fund$. "l just don't feel that we would benefit that much.'' Councilman Ron PattinlliOo said today ·•J think the lnland ca ties would profit most from a rapid tra11Slt system. "We need im· provements on-&ach Boulevard and Pacific Coast Highway. And the Oranse County Transit District buses could be vastly improved, .. he said. A neighbor said he was confused by the episode because McNaughton reportedly had an elaborate alarm system complete with a "panic but- ton" wired into the pohce depart- ment. The v1ct1m allegedly was attacked and stabbed inside his own residence. He then dragged himself along a hall and down a flight of stairs before collapsing. Polu.:e were not sure whether the man was attempung to reach a particular unit at the condominium complex. McNaughton died at Fountarn Valley Community HospnaJ trauma center about an hour after the I 1 p.m. attack. THERE IS LIFE AFTER TEACHING ..• From Al Rosado said ht' e\h1bttcd at a booth at the Sawdust Fe~t1~a1 -"and began 10 see the poss1b1ht1es .. He creates 26 d10ert·n1 lCram1l items now including ~all pieces planten. fishes. parrots. o""ls. t"agks and lights for both indoor and outdoor usec; to decorate' such lo- cation~ as Jacuu1s and gardens. A maJor pan of his market. he said. comes from Palm Spnngs -bu)er' who. he said. are especially inclined to outdoor h\mg and de\:oratrng "I can ~II all I can produce and I'm behind t~o 10 three month'I on m) orders Thank C1cxl the people arc "'1lhng to wait."' Ro~do said he now makr~ about SS0,000 to $60.000 a year "But I can sc~ making a quarter of a million dolla" a year But I'll need to expand I'd hke to hire a couple of employct'!> Just Call 642-6086 ' and these people \\Ould do the producing ""hale I could go on designing." Schnurstern. who ""as 1n the news recent)) when a bullet fired b) New Year's be reveler embedded in his truck. creating "a new hood orna- ment." had been a handyman 1n the '>ummers. He built patio covers, redwood decks. cabinets and did room additions A.nd he went into related work when h1!> JOb in 1ndustnal classes folded -be(-omang production man- ager for a Costa Mesa compan} that produces fumuurr and accessones for vans But some of his thought"i arc with 'iChools. He lamcnc the cuu in industrial ans l\nd believes that voun'1 people art' no longer beang trained as craftsmen. "Sixty or 70 percent of the k.1ds won't be going on to college or Junior college. They need to learn slulls so they can enter jobs at basic entry levels But the one thing he didn't hke about teaching, he said, was being ·•a baby sitter" to youngsters who had no interest in school or in classes. And he also believes that the pay leaves something to be desired. "People are always talkin~bout teachers having the sulnmer o C'hnstmas and Easter vacations and aettingoffwork at 3:30p.m. each day. But compare the pey with docton or lawyen.. "It takes five years to get a ttachina cre<lenual and you ae1 paj4 about $14 per hour. L4wyertgct St SO ~rhour," ht' said Wbal do you lib about tb~ Dally Piiot? Wbat clo1't you Hirt? Call tbe number at ltft and your me11a1t will be recorded, tran1tribtd and dtllvtrtd 10 tbt 1pproprt1tt editor. Tb~ samt U ·bour ao wtrinl rvltt may be u1td to record lettert to the t'dltor on any topic. Contributors to our Leu~r• rohamn must locliadt tbelr namt-and telephone number ror vertflcatlon. No clrcalatloa call•. pluae. Tell u1 wb11'1 OD your mind. • maybe, as much as S60 million for the busmess. The SEC obtamed a preliminary tnJunct1on from the U.S. Distnct Court in Los Angeles barring Carter. CRASH .•. From Al Tom Carter Enterpnses Inc. and his medical factoring subsidiary The Carter Co. from soliciting new invest- ments. Caner had offered his investors annual interest returns as high as 40 percent. The SEC filed a lawsuit against Carter in November charging him with selling unregistered secutiries to investors. California Highwa y Patrol Jn its suit, the SEC claimed that authorities who determined after a Carter had no medical factoring two-month investigation that the business and that further research accident was caused by excessive revealed medical factoring did not speed and lack of expcnence on the eltist as an mdustry. part of Shannon. according to City But apparently the SEC research Manager Ken Frank. was incomplete. The 55-page reP<?f! concluded Although by no means widespread. Shannon had been dnving at speeds _J111!thcal factonng does exist. in excess of 69 mph on a stretch of the two-lane highway where the posted speed limit is SS mph. In additi.on, the report stated Shannon turned her vehicle the wrong way when her car staned to slide. But in her claim. filed by Santa Ana attorney Cornelius Bahan, Shannon charges her injuries "were directly and proximately caused by the negh- gence of the city. county and state, in that Laguna Canyon Road was negli- gently. designed. maintained. owned. controlled and operated as to create. cause and allow a dangerous con- dition to exist." · Shannon. the claim states, "con- 11nues to suffer great mental. phys1- caland emotional pain and suffering" as a result of the negligence of the accused parties. Dally Piiot Dell very 11 Guaranteed Monday Fr1oat II you oo not n1ve your paper l)y 5 30 P ,.,, call 1>el0<e 7 p m af10 your copy w •I De Oie'l'flerea ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat H. l. Schw•rtz Ill Publisher S11u•<l~y and Sunday It yOu 00 not f&Cft ve 'f0U' coe>y C>y 7 • m cal tl4tlo<e 10 a m and )'OU< COOy W'1t ~-.eo Clrcul•tlon Talephonee Ch•ZY Dow•llby Ed1t0< and ASS1s1an1 to the Publisher RoHmary Churchman Controller Stephen ,, CefalO P•oouctoon Mlf11911' Qlorl• A. Power• OW.Clo< Pl A"-11Mlg Doneld L. Wllllama Ctrcu11111an Man11oer Stewart Simpson. a vice president w11h IHC Hospitals Inc, of Salt Lake City, a chain of 23 Western states hospitals. said his company tried it as an expcnment in 1983. "We tned a little test with less than SI 00.000 but it was not economically feasible and we decided not to do at," said Sampson. I HC was a client of First National Financial Services, a Denver-based factonn' firm that gets only "a few percent' of its businesses from doc- tor<; and hospitals. according to spokesman Bob Carpenter. First National buys discounted past-due bills from doctors in a min1umum ofSI0,000 toes and then attempts to collect on the bilJs for a profit. ClrcuMtton 7141142-Cm c1 ... lfled ed¥9ltWI• 1ww.-n All oth« depertmerita IG-4121 MAIN OFFICE '130 Wttl Bay $1 Costa Mtsa. C" Me• e()(lress Bo• 1560 Coet• Mesa. CA llll2& Copyoglll 1983 Orange Ca.asl Put>IOahng Compeny No ne•t "0"H •llus11111ont eo11on11 matter or aovert_...,,11 ,,.,..,. mey b9 r-oouceo wi111o..r1 IPICiel l)C!fnwsaoot> ol c~ognt .,..,..... Secono clea poa1ege ~'° at C:O.t• ~ c.i.1~ <UPS 1••·8001 S..blcnc>•oon by earne< 54 75 monthly Dy rM se ~ monthly VOL. n, NO. 17 ) Marina del Aey: 4728 Admlrally Way (213) 823·7955 Newport BHch: 119 Fashion Island (714) 759--1622 • JANUARY 17-28 Your sale purchese may be cherged to your Garys Per· sonal Account, Bankamerl· card, Mastercl\4rge, or of cgurae. caeh. All sales flnal. I 20 /. -501. OFF Aeductlona from 20% to 50% on an outstanding aelecllon of merchandise preaented from Garys regular stock of quallty labels and accasaorie1. SELECTIONS l lacka: Flaiinela, Plain front 6 Pleated, Worateda, Corduroy, All cotton . .tack-· eh: Tweeds, Blazere, Solid•. Patterna, Cotton, Tropical weights IMff: Eno· llsh, Italian. loaflf'9, Sport/ Saddle/ Bu1ln111 and Ore11 shoe• Wome~ wear: Sklftt. OrH .... BIOuMt, Swtat- era, Sportawtar. Shoes & AccauorlH lhlt1tt 011ford Cloth, Broadcloth, Plardt & Sollda. Button-down•i.. Sportahlrta. Pu rt allk. hht: Tweeds, :;trlpn 6 Sol· Ida, Tropical Welghlt, Oouble..t>rt .. ted, 2 & 3 Piece, Flanntlt ..,....,.: Caah- mtrt, loambawool, Shetland, Cardlgan1, Pullo11era, Argyl••· Neo"••tr: 811111•. Knlll, Bow·tle1. Strll>U. Clubs. Plaldt. HOURS JAN.16 ClOSEO FOR SALE PREP MON, WED, THURS, SAT, 10AM 6PM TUES, FRI, 10AM·8PM SUN. (JAN. 22 ONLY) 12 NOON-SPM NIWPORT JAN. 11 & 1fClOSEO FOR SALE PREP. MON. TUES, WED, THURS, SAT. 10-GPM FRI, 10AM-9PM, SUN, l 2 NOON·5PM ' .. • ' .. --...=-E t .HIGH 59 LOW48 CDUITY 1111101 TUE:S OA'V JANllAFH I · 1'•Hl OR AN l,ECOUN JY C ALIFORNIA ~1 ~ Ct-_NT ~ Coast The state Coastal Com- mission has come under fire for requiring public access to a project near Huntington Harbour./ A3 At what price Is justice 111- served? The Dayco murder trial ripples OC's legal waters./ Al Nation The Supreme Court jus- tices say home video tap- ing is okay by them./ A4 A man suspected of kill- ing a newsman and his family was found dead In his cell today .I A4 California Singer Michael Jackson walked away with 8 American Music Awards. /A4 World A Saudi diplomat was kidnapped by gunmen on streets of Beirut./ A4 Mind and Body Dieters have been right and experts wrong. The kind of food you eat profoundly affects your appetite and chances for losing weight./81. A catch-all drawer needs to be organized and then fed regularly./82 Sports Orange Coast College has been moved to the Mission Conference for football./C1 The Los Angeles Kings were routed by the Minnesota North Stars In National Hockey League play./C2 The Los Angeles Police Department will have quite an arsenal for the - Olympic Games this sum- mer ./Cl Entertainment Playwright Tom Stop- pard fiddles with history in his new comedy "Travesties" in Los An- geles./84 Business Is there a real difference between a real estate agent and a real estate broker? Columnist Simon Sykes says yes. /85 California Investors are paying a hefty tab to take advantage of tax-free bond fund lncome./85 INDEX Bridge Erma Bombeck Bulletin Board ustness Classified Comics Crouword Editorial Page Entertainment Horoscope Ann Landers Movies NatlonalNews Police Log Public Notloet Sport• ~ State News Or Stelncrohn Stock Marketa Tetevtslon Theaters Weather World New• 83 82 A3 85-8 CM 83 ca A6 84 C7 82 82 A4 A3 04-5 C1-4 A4 82 88 84 82 A2 A4 , Canine 1 ·1 . suspeJet Q iD..scufDe HB police send in four-footed friend to nab ex-con By STEVE MARBLE °' ................. A robbery suspect who reportedly tried to tangle with a Huntington Beach police dog to try to escape the law, came away the loser early today and ended up on an emergency room surgery table. Robert A. Vandervort, 18, -one of two alleged robbers being chased by police late Monday -reportedly tried to elude police by hiding in a trash dumpster behind an Adami Avenue shopping center. • Poljce said they brought a trained police dog to the scene when the man refused to come oUL The su&peet, police said, tried to attack the d<>s that was sent in to sniff him ouL "The two of them fought and the man lost," a police spokesman said. Vandervort underwent emeraency surgery at UO Medjcal Center for wounds to has shoulder and neck. He was listed in good condition today. Vandervort and Fred Joe Luster, 20, arc being held today on suspicion of robbing a 54-year-old man outside an Alpha Beta grocery store on Beach Boulevard near Adams Avenue. Pohcc said the bandits confronted (Pleue eee CAl'flN'lt/ A2) Fraud charges in investment case nearing By JERRY HIRSCH °' .. ...., ......... Sheriff's investigators are closer to filing criminal charges against Thomas D. Carter. an Irvine busi- nessman who may have raised $30 million by offering bogus invest- ments. . Carter allegedly raised money for a .. medical factoring" business in which he purponedly bought unpaid medical claims from doctors at a discount and collected on the claims fora profit. Sheriff's investigators and attorneys for the federaJ Securities and Exchanse Commission, say Carter's medical factoring business was phony and the SEC contends medical factoring does not exist as an industry. But Daily Pilot inquiries reveal (Pleue eee CHARGES/ A2) Thomu Carter Flaahdance debut Tblrteen-year-old Jale Kahn of New_port Beach &eta the beatd~ .. Flaahd.anclDC .. cl ... offered throaihthe city'• Recreation Department and Sally Stanton'• Dance Fltneaa. A new -=-ton~ Feb. 18 and lntereated dancen ahoald call 640-2271. Dying stab victim fingers his slayer But his dying statement to police led to the Monday arrest of Brent Louis V<\ngsness. an 18-year-old Costa Mesa resident and long-time friend o f the dead man. according m reports. Cops· nab three in Porsche thefts Suspect found asleep in unoccupied condo by real estate agent By STEVE MARBLE Costa Mesa police believe they have broken up a car theft ring responsible for stealing six Porsches since Jan. S from South Coast Plaza's parking lot. Three people were arrested Mon- day afternoon following a pohce stakeout at the shopping center in Costa Mesa. Police lay in wait in unmarked cars for only about two minutes when they spotted a youn• man with a large · screwdriver prym~ open the wind wing of a convertible blue 911 SC Porsche parked near Bullock's en- trance on Bear Street, according to Lt. Tom Lazar. Sgt. Dick DeFrancisco and Officer Ed Esposito raced their car over to the Porsche and apprehended Wilham Ray Felder. 23. of Westlake. Two other suspects, Winston Charles Moore, 27, oflnglewood and Cynthia Ann McCoy. 22, of Los Angeles, were found driving quickly out of the parking lot and also were arrested. All three were charged with grand thef\ auto and burglary. The young men were jailed at the Costa Mesa Police Dcpanment. McCoy was taken to Orange County Jail because Costa Mesa doesn't have facilities for women. The trio are suspected of stealing six other Porsches from the plaza because similar methods were used. Lazar said. The cars were driven to either Compton or Lakewood and their tires and wheels were removed. Tires and wheels on a Porsche cost about $4,000. OfhO.., .......... A Newport Beach man was able to finger his alleged loller less than an hour before he died from "1c1ous stab wounds in a hallwa:r near his hillside condominium. police said today. Scott James McNausttton. the 29- ycar-old son of a prominent business executive, reportedly was attacked with a wooden chisel late Sunday in his Villa Balboa residence. He stumbled down a fltght of stairs before collapsing from the wounds. ~: There is life after teaching and it can be rewarding ' ./ An old wisecrack says "Tho~who can, do. Thote who can't, teach. " What then of those who can no lon,er teach? FrankRosadoand RobertSchnurs.- tein offer some pretty solid evidence that there's life after tcachina. and it can be rewarding. They both ·were handed la,Yoff notices -Rosado from Gisler Middle School in Huntinaton Beach, Schnurstein from Costa Mesa Hiah School -when declinina enrollment melded with Proposition 13 revenue cuts to force some districts to take drastic action and a lot of teachers to take a second look at their career decisions. LosinJ a JOb can be aut-wrcnchtna.. It can also be an opponunity. It was both for Rosado. Ros.ado too the news hard when he lost his job teach in~ arts and crafts. He recalls bccomina 'very ill'' from stresses built up 1n the ~in& months. But Rosado;36, now calls lhe layoff a blessana and says he wouldn't , ROBERT BARIEI PERSPECTIVE need to learn skills m order to be successful," he said. Rosado, a bachelor as 1s Schnurg.. tem, said be couldn't accept that his job was m jeopardy until he actuall:r got his layoff notice m the spring of 1981. ' "l couldn't believe 1L There always was a big demand ... plenty of k.tds were wantina to take the classes. I could have been a sub (laid-off teachers have 1irst crack at substitute consider aoina t.ck to tcachina. Kc leaebing jobs) but I'd been thmlona said be earns about twice as much about aoina into my own business for money turning out ceramic an items some time, so I used up m)' rctj~ in his L:aJuna Beach studio than be · ment money to set up a studio an did tcachina. He said he can't tum out Laauna." his products fast enouah aod be has Rosado wd the first weeks were a plans to expand. self-leanung pcnod. He couldn't e\· Schnurstcin ~. also sa.id he 1s pect a rcaularmonthly teachmachcdc doina better flnanciaUy than he did and it took a while to learn that what while ~in& industrial classes at be aut.ed and how much he worked Co ta Mesa Hi&h. He teemed to had a duttt relationstup Wlth the handle the transitaon better, but a.mount of money he made. indicates he mines tcachina except "lft didn't work, I didn't sell, and 1f for some of the ··beby-sattina" fea-t didn't sell, I didn't act anythint" he turn said. ··tt requu'td lots of set du· "There's a bi& labor forc:c out there ciphnc. •• (in school) and they (the younssters) (Pleue eee nmu IS/ A2) • . I Vangsness eluded police. including a team of pohcc dogs brought in to help in the search, for nearly 12 hours before being discovered Monday noon sleeping man unoccupied Villa Balboa co{ldominium by a fema.k real estate agent. "The sales representative had brought in a customer and she was showing how ~cious the closets were when she discovered him sleep- ing an there," explained Newport Beach police Detective Bob Worthen. "She screamed. he woke up and (Pleaae eee SUSPECT/ A.2) r • .. .. .. • Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/fuetday, January 17. 1984 .,.., ........... -.~ ........ Reecuen pulled a mother and her four children from thia car f ollowlnl craab on the San ote10 freeway near the Corona del Mar freeway Monday. Sue Haeebul, 30, wu ln aerloua condition at P'ountafn Valley Community Hoepltal. Rains prompt OC crashes Quarter-Inch falls on Huntington Beach In first· 84 storm '>luw enough for the conu1twn' ""hen 11 hasn't rained rn awhile the roads can get very slippery.·• ' California Highway Patrol ollil:cr' and paramedics came 10 the aid a mother and her four <:htldrt•n who were IOJured in an accident on the southbound San D1c~o frccwa> near the Corona del Mar frcc""a> ::it about 4.45 p.m. Monda> another truck on the Orange Freeway near Chapman A venue. The victim's 1dentit)' was withheld uotiJ his family could be notified, police said. More than 700 Southern California Edison Co. customers in the Santa Ana area were without power for about an hour Monday aft~rnoon after lightning struck a power pole outside a transformer station. Warming trend s·een for Coast Coutal Extended Temperature• .. Lo TOOAY 12 .Of a.t:ond IOw 3 0 Ip m :Ml 23 Second lllgll ti 33 p "' 24 23 Wl'.ONllOAV H 20 F1n1 IOw 2 oe • 111. 43 23 Flta1 111g11 8 :13 a m 46 ~ti 8econcJ low 3 40 P m 27 11 Second hlgll 10 14 p "' ~ 31 26 ltl Sun Mii todey at 6 08 P m , rl-al 21 -06 I 54 a m W.sn.day 1114 IMt agMI 11 "° ae 11:10 P '"· 11 ·10 MoonrtMat~at4 Ulpm ,MIUI 17 -03 e 1e1m.~llld•._IQlln• 23 ~ 62tpm CONOITIOlll lait ,.., ,.,, ,.., poor , ... ,.,, a .... dltac110n ...... ThcJear\ fir~t ra1n!ltorm ha~ hcen blame for a fatal frl·ewa} lra'>h several other lnJUr) al:c1dcn1c, and for scauercd power outage'> on \t1onda} But the National Weather ~n KC says the front ha' mo,e<l on Ill Anzona and dear ~Ion" ii) pre' ail Monda) '> \hll""l'r' dropf)ed onc- quarter of an lnlh 111 rain on Hunllngton Bl'alh. hnnging the season '!I total 10 9 I\ 11H hl''· moH' than doubk la-;1 <.ta,on\ 1111al 111 datc according lo Yll·.11hc1 y,;tll hl·r liherman Dt.·nn' The five were rn a Volk,wagon sedan that crashed rnto thl' rear of a natbed truck. backing up traffa fur a half-mile. The mother. '>ue lia'>'>1ng. "' was listed 1n senous cond1t1on at f oun- tain Valle} Communrt) Hospital early toda) Officer'> on thc \t'rne ..aid twoofthech1ldren escaJX•d 1nJUIY and two others suffered minor 1nJune!I The\ added that the l h1ldren U\ 01ded -.crrous inJUf) betaU\l' the\ -wcrl' secured rn their -.cat'>. ---o.u1111m+il·Dl----------------------- caARaEs NEAR IN INVESTMENT FRAl!D CASE •.• One-citr.hlh 11i an 1nlh <lropr~:d on Laguna Bc..ilh hnng1ng lhl· lotal there to!! 6Q int ht.·., wrnpar l'd 111 last season·., 1otal to dalt.' ol 4 111 1die' California ll1ghw;.n l'.Hrol <ll\ pate.her Donetta W.1lh·r \,Ill! thr freewa1 accident' ""l'rl' \o riumerou'> 1n ()range ( nun1' that •tht1.,l' gu\., ICH P officer~) art· 111\t g111nr from nash to l'n.t'h · In a four-hour ix·1111d du111111 v.h11 h hca\ > rain.. poured down on l11untv st reet., and h1ghv.a\' 52 automobrk accrdcnl'I 1x:currt.•d 12 rt•\ulting 1n inJunec.. att.ordrng to lf rghv.J ~ 1'.1trol Officer Rick <,tl'\l'O\ "That's man' mor<.• acudents than usuat:· Steven'> ~1d .. Mo-;t were fender bender., Pt·opk v.1:rcn't going CONTINUED STORIES l~~ -- In Huntington Btal·h.a 19!<1 ford van heading southbound on ~pnng dak Street went out of rnntrol. crashed through a metal barner and came IO a stop befort.• fallrog 101<1 a maro;h located on Ammon 011 prop- l'rtv. ,;It "a.., hanging un the edge about to fall 1n," 'aid Huntington Bt:ach police Offin:r John Bcrcn!I. .. The dnver lefuhecar disabled at the sn·ne and v.andcrcd off·· A.uthont1e'> blamed .,ht k pa,cmrnl lor an acndenl that killed a 47-)ear- old Long Beach man v. hen the bral>.e\ of a truck locked and 11 <il..1dd1·d into th<.> man'<. 'an knc)lk1nR rt mill From A l 01hcrw1sc, although an SEC spokc!.- man said the discovery would have no affect on the case. Meanwhile. Shenffs 1nvest1gators are edging closer to fihng charges against Carter. .. We are on the downhill side of the rn vest1gat1on. We have been meeting with the D1stnct Attorney's office and hopefully 11 will take only four to six weeks for the cnmmal complaints to be concluded." said Lt. Wyatt Hart of the Orange County Sherill's Depart- ment The complaints would conclude a ')IX-month invesllgallon of Carter, president to the Irvine-based Tom Carter Enterpnscs Inc., by the shenffs fraud investigators Carter raised at least S30 m1ll1on and according to 10 vest1gators. SUSPECT IDENTIFIED BY VICTIM ... From Al made his v.-a~ out of lhl·rc ··he addl'd Vangsne!I\ .i \tudcnl Jt Orange ( oast ( olkgl· wa' arrc\tl·d h} pulrcl' before hl· wuld k<" t' Lhl· huu\1ng c.omple>. nca1 I loag \1c11111r1al Jlo<,p1· tal lfc I\ lx-1 ng hl'ld to<la' on $250.000 hail Poht.t• \a1cl 1hn .in· pu111t-d h\ 1h1· k 1II1 ng d nJ d11 1111t l11111v. v. h' t lw fncnd\h1p lx·tv.n·n tht· tv.u men d1\1n1cgr,11ed 111t11'111kml· "It doc,n·1 m.11..l· muth 'en.,, .. (flm mcntnl \I;' or t ht' II McNaughton ,., lht 'on ol John I \t1( '\laugh11in .t I 111dJ (,It• rt'\lt.lc:nl cOlta MCM off'ldals, Who had lft' qu:eMto.dt w ~.en· ~me countywidt election Mon~ ~~ '!~t. Nt1¥por1 Bt.ach ud Foun-taio V""aJley wt~ other branac <:out citict W t prev1outly bl~ the ekdion. Tran•t><>rta&ion official• had ex· pected \be most hlcely no vote to oomc from Laau.na Beach -not iHundqtan Beach -because of· facials reportedly bavc mlS;livinas over the proposed San Joaquin Hill~ Corridor. Buuht Hunungton Beach dca ion -Mayor Jack Kelly cast the onJy Jnd hoard chairman of National [dut.atmn ( orr d ..... l'\\port ha\cd lomran\ lhctompan~. wlrnh run' n;itron\.I. 1dt• 'nlatrnn<tl tra1 n1ng lt:nter-. hit' tx.·eh ht•,et 11' lt'lcnt had Im~ T\.I. Ill' l.1\t \\.'Jr tht· '11mpan~·, hl·aJ4uana' hu dd 1 ng' \H'rc tordwd h\ ar.,onrc,t<; Krprr')('ntatl\ l'\ of the "'cwport mm pan) <ia1d the~·,<.· hcen a<,kn.I not t<> comment on the '>la}tng and the lam1h v.a\ una,ailahlc f nt:nd~ Jc\4..nhcd Ml "iaut1.ht11n a lncndh intelligent pcr'>(>ll v.h11 grcv. up on L1dd Isle )traduatrd from vote in &vor or the cleetioo -came as a sucpri1r. .. Acxordina to our statt the mayor .said he bad thrt'C othei' voca., •• Riley 1afd. ••Jle ukl d' a fiaht would deyeJc>p, he would COftrinue lhe vote two weeks. .. · Huntin,ion Beach o.fficiaJJ MUd they were OOD09td bcca~ they likely wouJd be slfabted on transportation funds. "1 JUll don't feel that we would benefit that much," Councilman Ron Pattin.on aojd today. "J 11\lnk 1he inland atie1 would proflt moat from o rapid transit system ... We need im- provem~nlJ on Belaeh 8oul~vard and Pacific C~t HaJhway And lhe Oransc C.Ounty TranMt Diatnct bu could be vut.ly improved." h~ sajd Newport Harbor High School and attended l JSC. He was unemployed and had been a drummer in a rock band , "He wa'> a good guy. always trying to help out other'>.'' ~·d Rick Hou!le- man. a lncnd of the slam 29-year-old . "In school he was an achiever. yo u'd have 10 de~cnbe him as a scholar type .. Police <>ard the) were interested rn talking to friends who allege McNaughton recently had beaten a cocaine problem. Because of came from a wealthy family. friends said that distant acquaintances oc- cas1onall) tned to take advantage of him -Mc "Jaughton and Vangsnes') re- portedly w<.>rc '>t.'Cn together through- out the da} ~unday. Police ..aid the)' behevt' the tv.o men had lrved togl'lher at one point I\ neighbor \a1d hc was con I used b} the episode because McNaughton reportedly had an daborate alarm sy!llCm complete ""Ith a .. panic but· ton" wired into the police depart- ment r h1· \.ltllm allegedly wa\ allackc-d and 'tabhcd 1n~1de hi'> own re.,1dencc. He then dragged hrmsclfalong a hall and dnwn ..i f11ght uf stairs before rnllap\1 np Pohc l' ~1·n· n111 \ure whether the man ""' alll'mpt1ng to reach a pan1cula1 unit at the condominium mm pin \.1l '\Jughton died at Fountain Valin < ornmunrt)' Ho~p1tal trauma lCnter Jhout an hour after the 11 p.m. 31\i\lk THERE IS LIFE AFTER TEACHING ... From Al Rosado sard he e\h1b11cd at a booth at theSawdu\t rc\tl\al-and ht'g;rn to ~e the l>O""h1ht1c\ · He create."\ 1fi d1fkren1 tcrarnrl items now 1n< luding y,,111 p1ClC'\ planter\. fi,hl·' parrot\ owl\. eagle" and h~t\ for hoth indoor and Outdoor U\t'\ to det11r,ttl' \Uth lo cation\ apccially in<.11ned111 outdoor lrvrna and decorat1nR "I can \Cll all I rnn produce 3nc1 I m behind two 10 thrC'l' month\ on Ill\ ordeM. Thank C 1o<l the P''<>plc arc w1lhng to wart · Ro~do "411d hr nov. makr H'M "Rul r <.an \t(' m1.1k1ng u 4uartct of u mrlhon dollano Y('3r Hui I'll nt't'd toc\pand I'd like 111 hrr(' a rnuplc uf emplh\'tt\ Just Call 642-6086 and thC\t' people would do the pru<luunii ""hllc I wuld l(O on dr\lg.n1nl(. · \<.hnurc;tcan, who""\ rn lht• nl'""' rccenth wht'n a bullet lm·d b\ Nr-w Year·, [ vc rcvrlrr rm~ddcd-rn hi\ true k treating "a new hood urna mcnt had hccn a hand1man rn thr \11mmt:f' Ht tru11t patio Cl)vCr\, redwood dctk\ cabinet\ nnd did room add1t1on' And he wrnl into rt•IJtcd work when hi\ 1uh rn 1ndu'>tnal cla\'iC" folded -hctomrng produt tion man e1ger fnr J < o\ta ~fr\ll rnmpan) that produc.e\ lurn1tun• .ind DltC'>'><>ne .. for vnn<. Rut \<>n1c of hi\ though" art' wl.th \4.:hool\. He lament\ the l Ut') in rndu\lnal an' and belteH'\ thal \nunp pe-oplc arc no longrr herna trJ1nt•tJ a\ ualto;men. "~1xt" or 70 percent of the ktd!io won't he goina on to colteac or Junior wllcge r hey need to learn skills so tht·~ urn f'ntcr JOb$ at basic entry ll'\.l'I\ Hut the one thins he didn't hke ahout tcath1ng, he said, was bcina "a baby 'Iller" to youngsters who had no interc~t 1n school or in classes. And he also believes that the pay leaves ~ometh1na to be desired. "People are always talk.in& about teacher1 havina the summer off and Chnstmas and Easter vacauons and gettanao ffwork at 3:30 p.m. each day. 'But compare the pay with docton or laW)'ets. . "It LakH flve yeatt tO ltl a teach1n1 c.rcdcnual and you selPl1d about S 14 Pfr hour Lawyers acts t 50 per hour ... he 111d. \\hat do yo u llkt about ttu• Oally Pilot? Whal doa't you llkt'! Call tt.e numbf'r at lf'ft and your mt1111t twill bt r <'Otdd, trant~ribtd Hd deUvertd tn lht approprltlt' t'dtlor I The •amt t 4 ·hour n1wulo11tnlct may N 1 ed to rttord letter. to th rdhor nn 11ny toplr oa&rlbutore to oar Lt-Ucrt C'Olumn mott Include tb Ir n11mt and ttltpbon~ numbf'r for vtrlftt°atloa. o rlrculalloo calls, pltHt. T•ll 01 •h•l'• on ynur mind. ' f ' ) maybe, as much as S60 million for the busmess. annual interest returns as high as 40 percent. hospnals. said his company tncd 1t as an expcnment in 1983. "We tned a liule test Wlth less than S 100.000 but it was not cconom1cally feasible and we decided not to do 1t." said Simoson. The SEC obtained a preliminary inJunct1on from the U.S. Distnct Court in Los Angeles barring Carter. Tom Carter Enterpnses lac. and his medical fa ct"nng subsidiary The Carter Co. from sol1 c1trng new mvest- ments. Carter had offered his investors SLUDGE •.. The SEC filed a lawsuit against Carter in November charging him with selling unregistered secutincs to invdtors. Jn its suit, the SEC claimed that Carter had no medical factonng business and that further research revealed medical factorina did not c"ist as an industry. But apparently the SEC' research was incomplete. IHC was a chent of First National Financial Services. a Denver-based factonnf firm that gets only "a few percent' of its businesses from doc- tors and hospitals. according to o;poke~man Bob Carpenter. From Al letter stated that aflcr add111onal review. the D1stncts had changed its mind Although by no means widespread, medical factonna does exist". Stewart Simpson, a vice president with JHC Ho$p1tals Inc. of Salt Lake City. a chain of 23 Western ~tatcs First National buys discounted past-due bills from doctors 1n a min1umum of SI0.000 lots and then attempts to collect on the bills for a profit. Bums said the dcs1gnat1on means Founuun Valley officials will have an earlier opportunity to review sludge disposal projects that may affect the city and give 1t more say in which projects are approved. Sludge 1s the scm1-sohd matenal lefl over after sewage wastewater i~ proc~scd. Sludge 1s dumped at the Coyote Canyon landfill. but sani- tation officials are cons1denng other disposal options because the dump will be closed in the next few years. City officials are especially con- cerned abo ut c;ludge disposal propo~ls involving co-combustion (burning of sludge with mun1c1pal trash) and mechanical composung (storing sludge in tall towers). Both proposals are being considered for construction at the Fountain Valley plant. ORANGE COAST C~ 714/IG-4Dt Deity Piiot Oeflvety I• o.,.r•ntMd Daily Pilat Cl111tned ........... 7141142.-n AJ otMt ~·ta IOGl1 MAIN OflFICI ~ !ley f 'ICl•r II y w l ))0 W•I !lay SI Coale ...... CA ,, "•·• fOUt P•"•' tJy ' j() 0 "' ~ Del<1<• I 11 ,. •"'" ,.our coor "'11 o• ,. . ..,..., H. L. Schwertz Ill Publisher Ml adtl<-96• 16e(l Cotla U-CA tl26"6 <M>1•o0"\ 19113 Otenge Coetl l"uoWw>Q Company No newt "O"•• 1llutt1a11ol'l1 eo11011a1 mau er or 10••_...,,11 ,,.,..,. may CM •-cw~ "'"r.oui _ ... ~·'"'O•v eno SUt\01' ti '"" oo not 1ec•~"• '°"' '"'1t Cly 7 I m "" O.IO<• Chezy Dowellby Edll0< and ASSlstant 10 lhe Pubtishe< AoHmary Churchman Controllel poHm~ (JI we>y<ogfll - 1n 1 m eno '""" 'oC>• "'" .... .,....,....., s.GQn0 c.le" l)OCl19gro pa.O el Co.ti ....... Cll<torNll CVPS t•4 8001 Su~•IPllOtl 1>Y UI•• S.. 76 monthly 111 ma • Ml 50 "'O'll"'Y Clrculetton TMphonee -- .. tt~,.e.,uo Pr!IOue 1 IOtl Met11Q4H QIOffl A, Pow.,. OlreciOt ol A"-119fn0 Doneld L. Wlfll1m 1 C1tGoial10<> ManaOft' VOL. n, NO. 17 Marin• d•I Rey: 4728 Admiralty Way (213) 823-7955 Newport IHc:h: 119 Faahlon Island (7U) 759-1822 M11trtel TrH I....._ '" *" a • ._,. JANUARY 17-28 Your Hie purchaH may be charged to your G•ry• Par- 1onel Account. B.l"nk1marl- ca rd, Mutarcharge, or of courae. caah. All aalat llnal. I 20 /. -501. OFF Rtductlona from 20% to 50% on an outstanding Hlactlon of merchandlH pr .. anted from Oarya regular alock of quellty lat>el1 and 1cce11or1ea SELECTIONS lh1cb: Flannel•. Plaln front & Pleated. Woreted1. Corduroy, All cotton . .iec:a. eta: Tweeds, Blezara, SOl!d9, P•Uarna, Collon, Ttoplear w.lghlt lfloN: Eno-t11h, llallan, loaf ere. Sport I 8addte / BualnHt end 0,.11 lhoes. •~ ... ,: Sklrll. OrHMt. BIOuMt, lwHI· ert, 8porttwHr. 8h0n a Acctttorlt• lhlne: OxfQr~ Clot"i Sro.dc:loth, Plald1 & lolldt, 1uuon-oown1, 8pott1hlfta, Pure allk. lu"9r Twe.tdt, 8trlpea & Sol· ld1, Trop1<:1I Wtlghlt, Ooubte-br Hlad, 2 & 3 Pleet, ,11nnt11 IWtetMt: CHh· mere, Lambtwool, Sl\ttland, C•!'dlg1n1, Pullovtrt, Argyl••· MeokwNr: Siik•. Knit•, Sow-tin, Stripe•, CluDe, Plalda d HOURS JAN.18 CLOSED FOR SALE PREP MON, WEO, THURS. SAT. 10AM..tPM TUES, FRI, 10AM·9PM IUN. (JAN. 22 ONL V) 12 NOON-6PM ..... °"' JAN II & 18 CLOSED frOR SALE PREP. MON, rues. w 0. THURS. SAT, 10•9PM 'RI, 10AM·9PM, SUN, 12 N00N-6PM = .. On the .. , • ' NYSE COM POSITE TRANSACTIONS °"·" ........ a. .... That's an apt de rt pt ion of both bu ln TUUIAJ! 11 ll. (PST) PllCll- WH AT NYSE Dio NYSE Ll AO( R ~. UPs ANO OowN s WHAT AMEX Orn NEW YORK (AP) Jan. ,, AM£X LEADERS NASDAQ SUMMARY ::1 '· ' ' . H NEW YORK IAPI -Motl ecllvt O'Wfr tne-couMtr ,1oc1u \u.PPll9d bv NA ~O Name Vo•ul Bid A\lr.tel Cl'IQ MCI' 1 141 '4'"9 ,., ~ , farlell'I \ u·· ,, 4 ,, I -' Ai>ttl.C 1', 2 ~ 2 '"' i 1 HmFSO f , 16~ 1 ,.. ,; , I lt l ' 41 ..0 I -1 onvo• ' • 2 6 • + • a1110 • 2 • l~ • ~;~, • ~l<<'.•ao I.;,"~. L ~.1,vsv 363;'60 27 'J1 • + ~ Coto Quo TE s METALS QuorEs I ,..rw 10flK ""' 900' _,_.._ .,,...,, PllOA 100.., c...., ....... t.,. .. •~ ua 0tt1 ·-~..... 1 1 10 --'*"' HT C:O.-.• ~ ~·~-. LMlll 7• 11 -··· ........... D'9 • , <4'1 ... pounO ___, "",,,. ......... w....~-,.___ .,_.. ......... ,.." .... ll 110 Hendy I "-COllf\' Mlly _... ..... It OM PM,..,_..,. ,..,. C-.... -II• aioM ~Oft ...,_, U!OOO UJOOOI* ft!CI ............ _ ......... ..,, 00 ..--;~ --,,.,. -· l'j \' • and bustne p opl alongtheOrangeCoa t. Tok ptrackof wh r ompani saregotngand which p oplear h lptn th mg tthere~Justwat h' r ditLin ·-v ryda Business ctlon of your n w Daily Pilat Ortlnge Cout DAil.¥ PH.OT/TU..Oa~. ~ 17, 1984 B8 COMPLETE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE TRANSACTIONS B-8 \ CRED IT L1N£ Sales tab cuts bond funds worth ~obert Payton joins Basso as group advertising veep California investors pay hefty charge to take advantage of tax-free income be worth SS3,7U8, vcf\us $60,091 if there: had been no sales charges. and the 4 percent translates into a co t of Sb.383 to the 1nvc4'tor Noting that Dreyfus recently in- troduced the fil"5t Califomaa Tax Exempt Bond Fund which carries no sales chaf1e, he observed, "We have no doubt that major changes will take place to ai vc Californians a better dee I for their money ." Rober& C. Payton has joined 811ao 4i A11odates as group vacc president of communications and will be responsible for dcvtlopment and manaaement of lhc aaen~·s public rclauons and sales promotion 1ctiv1t1es. Payton headed h1!i own pubhc relations firm for the past three yurs and wu formerly director of public affairs for Aar Cahfomaa • • • Deaa Forewantln1 Company of Hunungton Beach has lmcd Al Breltwleser to expapd the company's sales force an Southern CaJ1fom1a He was most recently a sales representative w11h Muzak. • • • G·Bu·K Com'°y has leased a 42.200 ~uare foot research and •vclopment facility on a 2.6 acre stte on Clinton A venue an Costa Mesa to Amertcaa Dade, a d1v1s1on of Amerlcu Hospital Supply Corp. The lea~ totab more than S 1.25 million • • • MatlleUn1 Dlrecaloos, IDc., an advertising agency spec1almng an health care, has named Jane Sm 1th otlice manager for the Newport Beach-based firm In her new position, she wall handle all office administration, over~e th e support staff and act a!. executive secretary to Mlebael Colt, president and Rickard Lawrence, chairman • • • CaJllorala Deo&al Health Plan, IDc., of Newport Beach, has named Estcy- Hoover Adveratslng/PablJc Relatloas to handle their account. CDH P 1s the laflest provider of 1ndiv1dual dental plans and fourth largest provider of corporate group dental plans an California. • • • SMrry Findlay and Cral1 Lacy have been named sensor vice pre~1dcnt~ at NEW YORK (PRN) -California often lead the' nation with 1n- nova11vt investment practice$ but 1t~ tait -e'\empt bond funds have laa&cd behind mo')t ~tat~ in offenng maxi- mum benefih to investors. according to or1r of the nauon's leading invest- ment compantc'i Unlike 1nH''ilOr$10 ')lmtlar funds 1n other pans of the count!). most ( allfom1an<1 ha ve been paying sa)es charges of 4 to 41/• percent to cnJO) income that 1s fret from both federal and state taxes. according to Howard Stein. chairman and chief executive ollicer of the Dreyfus Corporation, which manages more than $20 billion for ')Orne 1,300,000 inve!Jtors throughout the count!)'. I hC' percentages meanf1f1at on ;i I UPS AND DOWNS I --- S 10.000 anvc:)tmcnt. onl) a ma~• mum ofS~.600 as put to work, he \.lid Moreover, the o;.ales ch.irge. wh1c-h 1~ alw known cu a load or c-omm 1')~1on 1s general!) applied to d1v1de11<h that are automaucally rc1nvt''itcd, U) mo')t arc Noung th at mun1ujlal bond 1n\C:'>I· ment\ are u~uall} mttdl' b't' people 1n higher income br.1ckct) and for a long term, Stem ob .. crved thul the com- pounded cfTCl'I of the!>e charge'> l3n cost the 1n ves1or' a i.ub!itanual 'ium. As an c11amplc, br Cllt'd .1 SI 0,000 1nves1mcnt yielding 9 percent, wnh dividend~ re1nH·sted monthly. W11h a 4 percent sale5 charge, the actual cost to the investor is S475 the fir,t year and esc alates over time. Aftl'I 20 year\ the oniunal anvc,:~1mc111 would I hese d1fferencc'I arc particularly ~1gn1ficant \tncc all earnings are double tax-free. Stein ~1d. I~ EXPERT ADVICE f~!lr.......__ ----~ Agent or broker ls there ·a dlff erence? By SIMON SYKES Your house 1~ up for sale The listing has been handled by a personable young agent from a nearby real estate office. You like the agcnt'i. style, and trust him to get you the best deal on the property. lnstinctavely, you feel he will protect your best interests. l 'nfortunatcly. your faith an the agent is not shared by his employing broker, who fire!. tum the day :.after you list with him. The fired agent calls you with the news he now works for another brokerage firm Just down the street. He advise~ )OU to cancel your ongrnal listing, and re-last w11h him at his Tbe 81.Dk of Orao1e Coaoty according to president Lawrence R. Holmt1. Jn addition, Ltt Au Bentley has been named admin1strat1vc officer and Maareea Doty has been named public relations officer for the Fountain Valle) bank. HEW YORK (AP) -The folowlfte llt.t lhowt. ttte Over ltMt Counter stocks •nd ~:r~•t tl•v• 90f'9 up ltMt "'°'' •ncl down ttt• most ~Md on !*'Cent of cti.noe Ho M<Urfflel tr'•dlnO btfow U Of' 1000 r.ti.res u~uded. new place of business Is the agent acung correctly'1 No! , ••• Net •nd per(~tie ~net'S •r• ltMt dlfNrence Mn the prevlout. dostne bid price and ~V't. IHt bid Pl'1U. The listing 1s the propeny of the broker for whom the agent worked. No interference wtth the ltsung 1s pcnnmcd, either by present or past agents. ftocer Calvillo has been named an an dtrcctor at Smith & Myers Advertisln& in Santa Ana. The Cal State Fullerton graduate formerly worked for Barton Advertising in ( osta Mes.a ••• "Qle Newport Beach commercial loan office ofSttarfty PacUlc Mort1a1e Corporadon has provided a S925,000 contstruct1on loan to Bernard S&abl and Blll Nlckel for a 24-unit apartment compleit in Placentia. Name I 8avt1Mk 1 lurfPar 3 Cha.Prat 41 NwFrPI S Lootmet 6 lexEno 7 811'5 ' • • • Carole J. Gailer, an office marketing spec1ahst, has been appointed broker 8 MllW \ 9 Trlln pf associate at Commcclal Brokers, Inc. 1n Laguna Hills. ln her new post, she will expand efforts to bnng maJOr corporate users to Orange County'" Saddlcback Valley. 110 HarlsP 1 lntek 1 7 S•nOll 3 Cl1tl • • • FORMA planning ar1d design consultants have relocated to the Newpon Center Complex. Van Stepbcos, president of the firm which specializes in land planning and design management. said the new offices arc at 190 Newport Center Drive. ! HEI Mn 1 1 Oes~nh BelFuse 17 Vlpnl un • • • 118 Wlllek 9 Jltv ' Kevin Rose has Joined the staff of loan onicers at the Tu'lhn ofli ce of Sbeanon/ American Expre11 Mortgage Corp. He will service the Newport Beach. BaJboa Island and Laguna Beach areas. Joi ~mumd un MPI s 2 dScrw 73 lnAcou~ 7• Ke11rtno 2S Enlhv -l1*'''Hld1~i~HI NEW YORK IAPI 810tJCo ,, . .., n ... 0oyl08 " . ""' 1'1et1rdF 3'~ .0 • MevP1 •• ... 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Free Seminars In Your Area Are ONLY At The Following Locations and Times: Wednesday , January 18th 12 noon to 2 p.m. or 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Holiday Inn of Costa Mesa 3131 Bristol Avenue Costa Mesa , Callfornla For mort larora1Uo• call : (IOI) M.l-1311 • "' I TUfSOAY JAN UAR't' t' 1·111.1 OH A,~G ! r.OlJ ~f t '.Al IFOHNIA /'l CfN1 '., e ID Coaat The state Coastal Com- mission has come under fire for requiring public access to a project near Huntington Harbour./ A3 At what price Is justice 111- served? The Dayco murder trlal ripples OC's legal wat~rs./ A8 Natio n The Supreme Court jus- tices say home video tap- ing Is okay by them./ A4 A man suspected of klll- lng a newsmen and his f amlly was found dead In his cell today./ A4 :·:·:·:·:·:.!·:·~·:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:· California Singer Michael Jackson walked away with 8 American Music Awards. /A4 • World A Saudi diplomat was kidnapped by gunmen on streets of Beirut./ A4 Mind and Body Dieters have been right and experts wrong. The kind of food you eat profoundly affects your appetite and chances for losing welght./81. A catch-all drawer needs to be organized and then fed regularly./82 Sports Orange Coast College has been moved to the Mission Conference for football./C1 The Los Angeles Kings were routed by the Minnesota North Stars In National Hockey League play./C2 Entertainment Playwright Tom Stop- pard flddles with history In his new comedy "Travesties" In Los An- geles./84 .::::·:::::::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::·:::·:::::·:·:::::::·:·:·:·:·:·: Business Is there a real difference between a real estat e agQnt and a real estate broker? Columnist Simon Sykes says yes. /8 5 Calif ornla lnvestors are paylng a hefty tab to take advantage of tax-free bond fund Income.JBS INDEX Bridge 83 Erma Bombeck ea Bulletin Board A3 Bu1tnes1 , BM c1aat1fled ce-e Com lea 83 Crouword C8 Editorial P•o• M Entertainment 84 Horoacope C7 Ann Landert Ba Movt.t 82 National Newt A4 Pollce Log A3 Public Notlc.e C4-5 Sports C1-3 State Newt A4 Dr. Stelncrohn 82 Stock M1rket1 ee TeteYltlon 84 Theater• 82 Weather A2 World Newt A4 A e ID ers e IS Fluhdance debut TblrteeD·,.ar-old Jale Kalm of 1'eWJ>Ort Beacbaeta tile beatd~ ••rluhclanc1nt'' ciu. offered tJaroacb the cltJ'• Recreadon Department and Sally Stanton'• Dance Fttn ... A new MMlon bUlna l'eb. lS and tntereeted dancen aboald call M0-2271. er. Suspect fou nd sleeping in unoccupied condo near scene by real estate agent By STEVE MARBLE °' ... .,.., ........ A Newport Beach man wu able to finger his allqed killer less than an hour before he died from vicious stab wounds in a hallway near his hillside condominium, police said today. Scott James McNaupton, the 29- ycar-old son of a prominent business executive, rcportcdlr was attacked with a wooden chisc late Sunday in bis Villa Balboa residence. He -stumbled down ~ ftiaf\t of st.airs before collapsina from the wounds. But his dying statement to police led to the Monday arrest of Brent Louis Vangsness, an 18-ycar-old Costa Mesa resident and long-time fnend of the dead man, accordina to reports. Vanasness eluded ~lice, includina police dop brought 1n to help in the search, for nearly 12 hours before being discovered Monday noon sleeping an an unoccupied Villa Balboa condominium by a female rcaJ estate agent. "The sales representative had brou4ht in a customer and she was showana how spacious the closets were wbcn she discovered him ~ ing an there," eipla.ined Newport Beach police Detective Bob Worthen. "She screamed, he woke up and made his way out of there.'' he added. Vangsness, a student at Orange (Pleue eee SUSPECT I A2) Fraud charges in investment case nea·ring Irvin e man named - tn 30 million securities probe By JERRY R1RSCR OfltleO.., .......... Sheriffs investigators arc closer to filing criminal charges against Thomas D. Carter. an Irvine busi- nessman who may have raised $30 million by offering bogus invest- ments. Carter allegedly raised money for a .. medical factoring" business an which he purponedly bought unpaid medical claims from doctors at a discount and coUectcd on the claims for a profit. Sheriffs 1nvestiptors and attorneys for the federal Securities and ExchanJe Commission, say Carter's medical factoring business was phony and the SEC contends medical factoring docs not eiust as an industry. But Daily Pilot inqumcs reveal otherwise. although an SEC spokes- man said the discovery would have no affect on the case. Meanwhile. Sheriffs investigators arc edging closer to filing charges against Carter. "We arc on the downhill side of the investigation. We have been meeting with me District Attorney's office and hopefully it will take only four to Sill weeks for the criminal complaints to be concluded," said Lt. Wyatt Hart of the Oran&e County Sheriffs Depart- ment. The complaints would conclude a silli'llOnth 1nvest1gatton of Carter. president to the Irvine-based Tom Caner Enterpnscs Inc. b) the shenffs fraud anvesugators. ; Carter raised at least $30 million and according to 1nvest1gators, maybe, as much as $60 malhon for the business. (Pleue eee CHARGE8/A2) Thoma.a Carter Cops nab three in Porsche thefts Suspects captured in Mesa stakeout ( osta Mesa pohce bchc' e they ha ve broken up a car theft nng responsible for stealing Sill Porscbes smcc Jan 5 from South Coast Plaza's parking lot Three people were arrested Mon- day afternoon followrng a police stakeout of at the shopping center an Costa Mesa. There is life after teaching and it can be rewarding Police lay an wait 1n unmarked cars for only about two minutes when they spotted a young man with a large screwdriver prymg open the W1nd W1ng of a con vertible blue 911 SC Porsche parked near Bullock's en- trance on Bear Street. accordana to Lt Tom Lazar .gt Dick DcFranc1sco and Officer Ed Esposito raced their car over to the Porsche and apprehended Wilham Ra} Felder, 23, of Westlake An old wisecrsck says "Thou who can, do. Thou who can •r, t~ch. " Whit then of those who can no Jor11er t~ch? Frank Rosado and Robert Schnurs- teitl offer some pretty tolid evidence that tbete•1 life after tcach1ni. and at can be rewardin1- ROBERT BARKER PERSPECTIVE Thcy both were handed layoff notiocs ,..... Rosado from Gisler Middle School in Huntinaton Beach, Schnurstcin from Cotta Mesa Hiah consider soma back to tcachina,. He School -when dccfinina enrollment said ht Clf!'I about twi~ u much n\cldtd with Proposition tJ revenue money twruna out ocranuc a.rt items arts to fon:e some districts to take 1n b11 ~una Beach studio than he drastic 1ct1on and a lot of teachen to did tCICbtna. Kc 111d be can't tum out tJke a second look at their career .' htt products fut enouah and he bas dcdsions. plans to Cllpand. Losina a job can be au&·wrenchina. Schnuntein 34, also 111d he 11 It can also be an opportunity. It was doina better financially than he did both for Roudo. while &cacbina andustnal claua at · Roudo took the newt hard when Coala Mesa Miah. He 1ttmed to he lo t hi JObtcachi~ansand crans. handle tbC lrtftSttiOft •better, but He recalls bccomina 'very 111" from indicates h mines teach.in& CJtccpt stmscs bu1h up in the preccchna for some of the ''baby-autina•• fca· moM~ wre But Rosado, 36, now calls the layoff "There's a b11 l1bor force out there a blc Ina aftd says he wouldn't (1n school) and they (the you ters) • ' need to team skills an order to be successful." he said. Rosado, a bachelor as 1s Schnurs- tein, said he couldn't accept th.at his job was an Jeopardy until he actually ' ot his layoff nouce 1n the spnng of 981 "I couldn't behcvt 1l. Thert always was a bi& demand ... plenty of kads were wanting to take the clas1«. I could ha.ve been a sub (laid-off teachers have fint crack at subuitutt teac.hina Jobs) but I'd been th1nkina abOul 1,01na into my own business for somt time, so I used up my retirc-- ment money to -set up a tud10 an Laauna." Rosado said the first weeks wcrt a sclf-lcamina pcnod. He couldn't ex- pect a rtaular monthly tcach1na chttk and Jt took a while to leam that what be created and how much he worked had a direct relationship wnh the amount ofmonc1 be made "lfl didn't wort., I didn't sell. and af I didn't tell, I didn't aiet anythina." h.e wd. "h rtquired lot of self di - csphnt." (Pleue -ii TDJlB 18/A.2) ' Two other suspects, Winston Charles Moore. 27. of ln&lt'wood and Cynthta Ann McC'oy. 22. of Los Angeles. were found dnv1na quickly out of the parking lot and also ~ere arre ted All three WCtt charged wtlh grand theft auto and buf'llary The youna men were Jatled at the Costa Mesa Police Department McCoy was taken to Oranac County Jail because Costa Mcu doc n'1 ha'e facilities for \loQmen. The tno are su pttted of steahna siit other Porscht<1 from the plau because ~•m1lar· methoo ~ere u~. Laur said The llrs wtrc dn\tn to either Compton or Lakewood and their tim and wheel'I \trCrt rtmovcJ. T1~ and wheel on a Porsche co ubout $4,000 per set. The cars, all Q 11 \, arc \llutd at about $3S,OOO h. poh~ u id. At least one of the ~" wa r«m cm:I. "It'\ the lari t car then nna "-t've ever h d an Ce»ta Mesa. I hey wttt taking one car about c~cl') othcr day," 1d Lazar. Orange Cout QAILV PILOT/Tuosday. January 17, 1984 Mir .... ,.....,,~....., Car enda up under flatbed ln rain-related San Diego Freeway crub tbat left one ba.rt. Rains prompt OC crashes The year's first ratnstorm has been blamed for a fatal freeway accident, numerous other crashes and for scattered power outages on Monday. But the National Weather Service says the front has moved on 10 Arizona and clear skies wall prevail. Monday's showers dropped one- quarter of an inch of ratn on Huntington Beach. bnng the season's total to 9.8 inches. more than double last season's total to date. accordtng to weather watcher Sherman Dcnnv. One-eighth of an inch dropped on Laguna Beach. bnnging the total there to 8.69 inches. compared to last season's 101.al to date of 4.19 inches. ..\n offshore high-pressure ridge 1s expected to ward off storms for the next several days and keep fair weather and sunn} sloes in the forecast at least unul Saturda). the weather service said. Wednesda\ 's high is expected to be in the m1d-60s and the lov. an the low 40s More than 700 Edison C\lStomen in the Santa Ana area wete without power for about an hour Monday afternoon after lightning struck a power pole outside a transformer station. In a four-hour period during which heavy rains poured down on county weets and highways, 52 automobile accidents occurred, 12 resultin• in tn)unes, according to CHP Officer Rick Stevens. SUSPECT IDENTIFIED BY VICTIM ... From Al Coast College. was arrested by police before he could leave the houstng complex near Hoag Memorial Hospi- tal.. He 1s being held toda) on $250.000 bail. Police said the~ arl' puuled b) the killing and do not know wh> the fnendsh1p betwetn the two men disintegrated tnto violence. "It doesn't make much sense:· commented Worthen McNaughton I'> the <,On of John r McNaughton. a Linda Isle resident and board chairman of National Education Corp. - a Newport-based company The compan), v.-h1ch runs na11onv.-1de "0<.allonal training centers. has been beset by recent bad luck. Twice last year the company's headquarters buildings were torched by arsonists. Representatives of the Newport company said the) 've been asked no1 to comment on the sla ) 1ng and the famtl> was unavailable McNaughton and Vang.sness rc- portedl> were seen together through- out the da't on Sunda.,. Police said the\ bcliev·e the two nien had li'cd together at one point ..\neighbor said he "as confused b) the episode because McNaughton reportedly had an elaborate alarm system complete with a "panic but- ton" wired into the police depart- ment. The victi m allegedly was attacked and stabbed inside his own residence. He then dragged himself along a hall :ind down a flight of stairs before collapsing. Police were not sure whether the man was attempting to reach a particular unit at the condominium complex McNaughton died at Fountain Valle) Community Hospital trauma center about an hour after the 11 p.m. attack CHARGES NEAR IN FRAUD CASE ... From Al The £(' obtained a preliminary 1nJunctt on from the I ~. D1s1nct ( ourt in Los Angele'> barring ( artcr. Tom Carter l.ntcrpn'>cs Int. and his medical factoring suh\1d1ar} The Carter Co from \oltu11ng nc" 1n,est- ments ( arter had ofTl'rl'd h1., investors annual intcrc<,l return\ a\ high as 40 percent Thl ~U filed a la""'u1t against C am:r 1n "u' l'mbl.:r lharg1ng ham With '>Clltng unrcg1\ICrl·d ..cru11nes to IO\C'>tUr'> In its sull. lhc SE( claimed that ( artcr had no mcd1rnl factoring bu\1ncs-; and 1ha1 further re~carch rn ea led medical factoring did not l'\l'>t as an industn . But apparent!~ ·thl' SH resl'arth "a" 1nrnmplctc. Ah hough by no means w1dc\prcad. medical factoring docs exist Stewart Sampson. a v1cc president v.11h IHC Hospitals Inc. of Salt Lake Cm. a chatn of 23 Western state\ hus.pttals. said his com pan} tned 11 as an experiment 1n 1983 "We tried a little test with less than $100.000 but It was not econom1callY. feasible and we decided not to do it. · sa id Simpson IHC' was a client of First National Financial Serv ices. a Denver-based factonnf firm that gets only "a few percent' of its businesses from doc- tors and hospitals. according to spokesman Bob Carpenter .. First Nattonal buys discounted past-due bills from doctors in a min1umum of SI 0.000 lots and then attempts 10 collect on the t1ills for a profit. TRANSIT TAX NIXED ... ··The pncc depends on the age of the account but generaUy we stan at about 85 pcrc:ent and $0 down to 30 percent." ( arpenter said. From Al tramponat1on f)lan and 11fli1.1alo, <HI.' cxpecung the ml·a!.un: 1u go oH'r lhc top tontght "-hen Laguna FkJrh and other cit) uiunt tl'i haH' '><.hl'Jull'd a VOtl'. Costa Mt·-..1 11lli<tal'> v. ho h.1c.l earlier qucc;twnc:d the propmal. en- dorsed the coun1~v.1d1.· l'kll1nn Mon. da> night Nl'wport Healh anJ Foun- tain Va lley were 111ha <>rnngc <"oa~t c1t1es that prl'\ l()U\I~ hle~'<.'d the clec:ttOn Tran\porta11011 c1f11l1.1I\ hat! l'\• pcclcJ the mm1 111>.1.h no \Oil lo co me from I aguna &ad1 not Huntington Hca<.h bccau\e of- ficial\ rcpo1tcdl't ha\C nmgn1ng'> O'er the propo<,cd \an Joaquin Ifill'> C omdor But thc llun11ng111n Beath dcu<,1on -Ma\.!ir JJl II. Kelh ta\I tht' onl~ 'ote in favor of the l'lcll1on -came as a .. urpnsc .. According 10 our ~ta ff. the mayor '>aid he had three other votes.·· Rile' \aid "He sa1J ii a fight would dc1.clop. he would continue: the vote two weeks." Hunungton BeaLh ofliuah '>aid they were opposed hecau~c the} llkel\ would he c,l1ghted on transportat1<1n lund\. "I JU\I don't kcl thal 'Al' would h<'ncht 1ha1 mu<. h." ( ounulm.rn Run Pa1t111'on said loda). .. , think the inland ut1c!> v.ould profit mu\I frum a rapid tranrn S)stem. "We need 1m- pro\Cments on Beach Boulc,ard and Paulic Coast H1ghwa} .\nd the Orange ( ount} Tramtt District buses could be vastly improved ... he \aid Larry Horwll7. president of the ( 1nc10nat1-based Medical Fundmg ScrvtCC'i Inc. said he has been factor- ing bills for doctors and dentists for about IO years. According to florwnz. 1t 1s a profitable bustne\S. ··w e would not have stayed in business for 10 \'cars 1fwe were losing money." Hof".111 said. SEC Attomc) Kerry FefTer said she was not concerned with the error an the SH claim ... 1 hat wa~ ha\cd on our contacts wtth the 1murance industry Medical fac1oring hu\inesses may exist but we doubt thl'~ operate the way Carter says has did "E,en 11 11 "a viable industry we arc allcg1 ng ( aner never dad 11," Feffcr ,.ml THERE IS LIFE AFTER TEACHING ..• From Al Rosado ')atd he cxh1b1ted al a booth at the 5awdust Fest1' al -"and began to see the pos'i1b1lit1es" He creates 26 different rcram1 c Items now. tnclud1ng wall pieces. planters. fishe\, parrots. owls, eacles and lights for h<>th indoor and outdoor u~s tu decorate such lo- cations as J3Cuui!I and garden~. A maJor part of hts market, he said, comes from Palm Spnngs -buyer~ who, he said, are especially incli ned to outdoor living and decora1ina "I can ~II all I can produce and I'm behind two to thrtf month' on my orders. Thank God the pcople are wilhna to wait." Rosado said he now make!> about SS0.000 to $60.000 a year "Bu t I can tee maluna a qUArter of a m1llton dollars a >-ctr But I'll need to expand rd hke to hire a couple of emplo)eec, Just and these people would do th<" producing while I could go on des1gn10g." Schnurstean. who was tn the new\ recently when a bullet fired by New Year's Eve reveler embedded in h1~ truck. creating "a new hood orna- ment." had been a handyman in the summers. He built patio cover\, redwood decks, cabinets and dad room add1ttons And he went into related work when has JOb an 1ndustnal clancs folded -bccomma production man- ager for a Co'ta Mesa company that prod~ccs furniture and acccssoncs for vans. But some of his thoua}lt\ are with school~. He lamenl.5 the ruts 1n 1ndustnal arts and believes that -.ounl( people are no lonttcr be1na trarnc<l as craftsmen. "'i11tly or 70 percent of the k1ds won't be going on to college or JWllOr college They need to leam skills so the) ca n enter jobs at basic entry lr\.cl\ Uut the one thmg he didn't like about teaching, he said, was being "a hahy ~11t~r" to youngsters who had no interest in school or in classes. And he also believes that the pay lea ve~ somethina 10 be desired. "People are always talkina about teachers havina the summer off and C hnstmas and Easter vacaoons and acumaoffwork at 3:30 p.m. each day. But compare the pay wttb doctof"l or lawyers. "It takes five years to act a tcachana credent11I and you act pa1d about S 14 per hour Lawyers aet s 150 per hour." he~1d Wla1t do you llkt about tht Dally Pilot! Wla11 don't yoo llkt? Call ~e num~r 11 lefl and your mtu11t wUI be rtt0nted, tr1n1crlbtd and dellvettd to Utt appropriate tdltor. Call 642-6086 • • Ttte 11me U ·boor an•*trln1 eenlre may~ aeed to record ltlttrt to the editor on any topic. Contrlbutort to our Letten <"Olumn mull lndadt tlllelr 111m~ and teltphone numhtr for verlflcallon. No C'lrcal1Uon calla, pita e. Tell u1 what's on your mind. , I . Warmingtrenci seen for Coast Coaatal R1 ln l§:g Snow c:J Showen al Flurriu + 0 20 oe IWlo 11 04 13 .01 ~ 31 t1 J3 21 ll~ 2t 12 41 42 ll ...... 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A winner will be drawn weekly from entries received the previous week. Pictures of winners will appear in the Pilot Winners may choose to have lunch at any of our participating restaurants. which include ... The Grinder. Zubies. Hogue's. Spires A complete list of participating restaurants rs available to winners SWiil direction: ... I •• r iuy .. ~'> 01 lhe Da•ly p,101 and lheu 1mmed1a1e tam•lies are •llel'9•ble N< ovrc11ase r.f-c•··.~arv Coupons mav be picked up at Oacly P1101 330 Wes1 Bay S1re1>1 Costa Mesa I COUPON I I I I Nmne Phone __ I I I I Address I I I I Where you bought I I your lunchtime Pilot I --------------------------------· ORANGE COAST D=' I• Qu.renteed Monday FrtCMi, II you 00 not ha•• you• pape• oy 6 JO pm cat 1>et0ta 1 pm and your c.opy '"" oe ~ltd Daily Pilat MAIN OFflCE I 330 WMI Be; SI Co.ta ...... CA H. L. Schwartz 111 Publisher Ma• AdOI-Boa l6e0 Colle.,.__ CA !>?e:lt Co9ytq>t 191.3 O<enge Coett ~ Compeny No n .. ,. "o"•• 111u"ra11on1. ed11orla1 ma ile r or ~--'•,,.....,may tie·~""°"'~ I*,,,_. ol copy11Qhl - Saluu:i.y and Sunday II you do not •e<:e<•• you• copy Dy 7 a m WI be!Ote I 0 a m and '(OM COO'f d be ,,__ed Chazy Dowallby Editor and Assistant to the Publlshef Ao .. mary Churchmen Cootrollef s.concl oiut OC*age paid •• <:o.ta MMe. c.lrfot'nla (UPS 1'4 IOOI SuCecrlp1iOn Dy c;errie< S4 76 mon!Ny. 1>yrna• M SOrnonlNy Clrculatlon Telephonee ltepMftP.Caruo Production MllNIQtt Qloft.e A. P-en Dir CIC! Of al "cM11111nO Merine det Rey: • 728 Admlralty Way (2t3) 823-7955 VOL. n, NO. 17 Newport leach: 119 FHhlon leland (71•) 76S..1822 JANUARY 17-28 Your ult purchase may be charged to your Gary1 Per- 1onal Account, Bankamerl- ctrd, Muterc harge, or of courH, caeh. All HIH final. I 20 /. -501. OFF Reduction• from 20"' to &O"' on an outatandlng Hlectlon of mtrdhandlM pre1ented from G1ry1 regular 1tock of quallty label• and acceHorlea. . SELECTIONS llacb: FlanMla. Plaln front & Pleated, Worattda, Corduroy, All cotton. 4'edl- eta: Tweed•. Bfuera, Sollda, Pan.rna, Cotton, Troplc1t welghta. IMee: Eno· 11th, lltlltn, Loafera, Spof1 /Sadd~/ Butlne .. and 0,.11 ahote WCMMM- wur: Sklrtt. om-. 8IOUMI. SwMt• tra, Sponawear, Shoes a ~ccenorln. lftlttl: Oxford Clott\1 Broedcloth, Plalda & Solidi, Button--oowna, Sport11\ln1, Pure allk. lulte1 T-..dt, 8trlpea a Sol· Ida, Troplc1I Wt~htl, Ooubl ... brHtted, 2 l 3 Pleet. Flannel• ........ , Caeh-m.re, Lamb1wool, &htlfand, Cardlgan1, Pullover•. ArgylH N••lllwur: Sllkt, Knlla, Bow·ll , Strlpet, Chiba. Pltld1 ( HOURS MA•INA JAN.11 CLOSED FOR SALE PREP MON , WED, THURS, SAT, 10AM-IPM TUES, ,RI. 10AM-8PM SUN. (JAN. 22 ONLY) 12 N00N·5PM JAN. ti a 19 CLOSED FOR IAl.! PAEft. MON, TUES, wtO, THURS. 8AT.10-tPM ,Al, 10AM·IPM, 8UN, 12 NOON·IPM 1 I • On the , • --- NYSE COMPOSITE T RANSACTIOHS •••rs Ct.OSllC nas WHnT NYSE 010 NYSE LEADlR S UP s ANO OowNs NarM j ~~mw Edis ~esv~d/::, 4 I 0c s ~% r.r,pf ' ~fl''lft~ l i r•lnt ' r Mot ' l x~ l ~b nsvc 1 cm, 1 ow er S g Co wE 1.POPf if eenFds s 1 Alleen <I~ I Sunstai.c:o 1 0 Ark.la l CwE 2of 2 Tedi Ind 3 TUHlnll 4 Mere • 5 Plan "i•srch WHAT AMEX Dio NEW YO~K (AP) Jan. 1' TOd~ Adv•nced Declined Uncn.noe<1 2 Tota11uues 8 4 New highs 2 New IOW$ 2 AMEX LEADERS Prev ··~i n 6 NEW VO~K (APl -Most active over· ~the-counter s•oc~s supplied bv NASO Name VOIUll)' Bid Aik..0 Chv MCI s I 1141.400 1,~ 4', + ., Tandn s 618. '• 'l -., APP!tC 614,1 ~ ''• 29i;. + ,,., HmFSO s.&9, 16~ 16~ + '4 1n111 ' 410, 40'"> .O)i. -7 Convot ' m· 2~ }6"'11 l • Called .. • 2 I. ~ . ~rlton "4 1 1 • 16 • vMer ' ~S, 100 lS l~,,_ -' • alsvSv J6J,600 27 27 • + '- Goto QuorEs METALS QuoTES That's an apt description qf both busin sand bust ness peopl along the Orang Coast. To keep tra k of where companies are going and whi hp ople are helpin themget th r .ju twatch'CreditLine'-everydaytnth Business section of your new DlilJ Pilat • • .. Or nge Coast DAILY PILOT/Tuolday, Janu•ry 17, 1 98~ Ba COMPLETE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE TRANSACTIONS B-8 CRE DIT LINE Sales tab cuts bond funds worth Robert Payton joins Basso as group advertising veep California Investors pay hefty c ha rge to take advantage of tax-free income be wonh SSJ,708, venus $60,091 at there had been no !>ales charges. and the 4 pcrC'cnt 1rani.lates into a cost of $6.383 to the investor. Nouna that Dreyfus recently 1n~ troduced the first Califomia Tu Exempt Bond Fund which carries no sales charae. he observed. "We have no doubt that major changes will i.kc place to ai vc Califom11ns a better deal for their money " Robert C. Paytoa has joined Bau o Ii A1sociates as group vice president of commurticat1ons and will be responsible for development and management of the qen~·s public relations and sales promotion act1V1t1es. Payton headed his own pubhc relations firm for the past three years and was fonnerly dircetor of p11bhc 1ffau1 for Air Cahfom1a • • •• 0.. PorewardlD1 Company of Huntington Beach has hired Al Bmtwleter to expand the company's sales force in Southern California. He was most recently a sales representative with Muzak. • • • 0-Bar•k Company has leased a 42,200 square foot research and development facility on a 2.6 acre sate on Chnto'n A venul" an Costa Mesa tu Alnericu Dade, a da v1 ion of American Hospital Supply Corp. The lease totals more than $ I .25 m11l1on . ••• Marketl•1 Dtrect1001, hac., an advents1ng agency spee1al121ng an health care. has named Jane Smith office manager for the Newpon Beach-based firm In her new position, she will handle all office admin1strat1on, oversee the suppon staff and act as executive secretary to Mlcbatl Cole, president and Rlcbnl Lawrence, c hairman. ••• CaUfornla Dent.al Hta.lt91 Plan, Inc .• ofNewpon Beach, has named E1t~y· Hoover Adverti1ln1/PabUc Relations to handle their acco unt. CDHP as the largest provider of 1od1vidual dental plan~ and founh largest provider of corporate group dental plans in California • • • ~erry Findlay and Crat1 Lacy have been named senior vice presidents at NEW YORK (PRN) -Caltfomaa often leads tht n:ttton with in· novatave an vestment pracuc~!'i but its L3it<Aempt bond fundi. have lagged behind most !>tatci. an offenng maxi· mum ~ndit'> to investors, accordtna to one of the nation's leading invest· mc:nt rnmpan1c'>. lJnhkc anv~'ltors tn smular funds an other part-. of' the co1.mtry, most Caltfomaans have been paying salc<i charges of 4 tu 4 "• percent 10 enJO)' income that 1i. free fro m both federal and st.ate taxes according to Howard Stein. chairman and chief executive offi cer of 1he Dreyfus Corporation, which manages more lbanS20 billion for some I , 300.000 investors throughout the country. The percentages means tha t o n a UPs AND OowNs $10.000 investment, o nly a maxi- mum ofS9,600 as put to work, hr said. Moreover, the sale'i charge. which ti. also known as a load or comm1i.\1on. as generdlly npplted to J1 v1dcnd'> that are automatically rca nv.:ste<J. Ji. moi.t arc. Noting that municipal bond an ve5t· mcnts are usually made by people 1n higher income brackets and for a long term, Stein ob t'rved that lhc com pounded effect of 1he~ charges can cost the in vesto r a substantial \Um. .\s an example. he cited a S l 0.000 investment yielding 9 percen t, "1th d1v1dends reinvested monthl). With a 4 percent sales charge. the actual cost to the investor 1s $475 the first year and escalate" over time. After 20 years the onginal investment would These d ifferences arc particularly signiftc.inl since all earnings are doublt' tall·free. Stem said I EXPER T ADVI CE Agent or brok~r is there a difference? By SIMON SYKES Your ho use as up fo r sale. T he listing has been handl~ by a personable )'OUng agent from a nearby real estate office You ltke the agent's style, and trust him to ~t you the: best deal on the propeny lnstanctavely, you feel he will protect your best interests. U nfonunately, your faith an the agent is not shared by his employina broker, who fires him the day af\er you hst w1th ham. The fired agent calls you with the news he now works for another brokerage firm JUSt down the i.treet. He advises you to cancel your ongi nal listing, and re-ltst with him at his Tiie Buk of Orao1e Cou ty according to president Lawrence R. Holmee. In additio n, Lee A.Ao Bentley has been named adm1n1strat1 ve officer a nd Maareen Doty has been named public relauons officer for the r ountaan Valle)' bank. HEW YORK (AP) -The folloWlnO list "'OWi tM Over tM Counter stocks •nd warnnts ~t !wive 90fM up tM most and down tM most ~Md on D«Onf of cnanee nt·w place of business. ls the agen t acttng corTcctl y'! No' • • • tor Mot*v. Ho MCVrtttes tracAne l*ow S2 or 1000 &:c•'• lnduded. Net and~~'f: c:haneet are tM • betwMft tM previous do'ane bid The hi.ttng as the propen)' of the broker for whom the agent worked. No interference with the listing 1s permitted. either by pttSCnt or past qents. Roser Calvillo has been named an an director al Smlt.b & Myen orlc• and v 1 at bid prtce. Advert11ln1 in Santa Ana. The Cal State Fullerton graduate formerly worked for Barton Advertisln1 an Costa Mesa • • • The Ncwpon Beach commercia l loan office ofSecortty Pacific Mortgage Corporation has provided a $925.000 contstructjon loan to Bernard Stabl and BUI Nickel for a 24-unit apartment compleit in Placentia. • • • Carole J. Galler, an office marketing spec1ahst, has bee n appointed broker associate at Commeclal Brokers, Inc. an Laguna Hills. In her new post, she will expand effons to bnng ma1or corporate users to Orange County's Saddleback Valley • • • FORMA planning and design consultants have relocated to the Newpon Center Complex. Van Stepbens, president of the firm which specializes tn land planning a nd design management, said the new offices are at 190 Nt"wpon Center Drive. • • • Kevin Rose has JOined the staff of loan o fficers at the Tustin otlice of Sbearaon/ Amertcu Expre11 Mort1a1e Corp. He will service the Ncwpon Beach., Balboa Island and Laguna Beach areas. -1111;11:1•§Mlld;I , i J ' 5 t 8 10 11 a 14 IS lf lt u 24 2S Name 'ayl~Mk urf ar Char a• Nw rPI yoglmel exEng Bliu s Milstr s Trlln ~f Har is tntek sinou C let HEIMn Oe~nh Bet use Vlffnl un W llell Jify ' lmumd un ~MPI s dScrw lnAeous Kellrino EnRsv NEW Yot!K tAPI aaooco t i,., 22 ,., Oovl0 8 "'. "~ ... ..,,.,,, )t.t.. 40 • MevPt . ' •" P.irtte NASO AO ouotetlOt\a 81rOlnc 1~1~ Ori.ten 191-lO Hoo-21l.o ,. 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PUBLIC INVITED -FREE SEMINAR How· To Financially Survive The 1980's Introducing America's Best Money Making Seminar * How to start without cash * How to legally cut your income tax to zero * How to find 7% -J O"!o financing * How to buy property for as little as $100 down .·~~ "·~~ * Learn simpl e, easy wealth techniques * How women can gai n financial leverage and independence M•rk H•roklMn, millionaire, well known autho r and lecturer wants you to learn technique!. which can take you from scratch 10 your own f1nanc1al freedo m . * Much, much, more ... • FREE 2 HOUR LECTURE • how to wake up the f 1nancial gen ius insi de you \\ho h Mark Harold'>t n? You'\e all 'teen tlm rm:ture o n the page'\ of I he nation) be~t maga11ncc,. Perhan~ you 've 'ieen him on the Today Sho w. M ark i~ a common man who mad e a million dollar'i in 48 m o nlh\. An unusual ft'a t o y anv 1;1a ndard'i His techniques still work today and are easy 10 learn Thar's whv Mark '" 'ipOn'\oring these seminar\ -10 'how you how you can do It 100. c,tartina today. ll'c; no1 often you get anyt hin1 for free. Especially today. Be c,urc and mark your calendar to attend tlm free 2 hour seminar I here 1~ no o bhaation and rhc \emanar 1c; open 10 the public. W hat Wiil You lAarn? A '>easoned investor teacher, will give each seminar. H e wtll teach you how you can profit from our continuing innarion and how to <iurv1ve the coming econo mic turmo11. He will teach the simple, euy wealth techniqucc; now bei ng used by 1 h ou and\ 11crou the cou nlry. Who . hould Alfrnd1 Over the past c;1" months 18,000 people have artended thl\ f rce c;cminar. Th~ arc both men and wo men, yo ung and old, rich and poor Our attendees come from all walks or hfc: teachen, fac rory worlcm, real estate ~Ice; people , doccori, and near· ly every 01hcr profn,ion. These people all have Che common aoal o r b:ettcrlna their current financial ~itu tion and in urin& a hriaht n na ncinl future. What Do You Han To Lose? 2 ho urs time. That's the investment that we a rt' as king you to make. Not much when you think that what you learn could cha nge your entire life. There's no risk a nd no o bliaation. Wt wlll noc cry co sell you anolht~ hlah prittd seminar! How To A ttend? Simply check the times, dates, and location in your a rea. A rrive early to in- sure a good scac Brina your family, and friends so that you may all benefit from the information and perhaps work t~ aether to achieve your financial goals. Don 'l mtSS this opportunity . I Free Seminars In Your Area Are ONLY At The Followtng Locations and Tlm11: Wednesday , January 18th 12 noon to 2 p.m. or 7 p m. to 9 p.m. at the Holiday Inn of Costa Mesa 31 31 Bristol Avenu e Cos ta Me sa, Californ ia or more Inf onnallo• call: ·caoo MJ..uu ,I j I l