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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1981-10-15 - Orange Coast Pilot.. • .. Fans 'duped'-; Rolling Stones fail to show J Somet;hing fishy _ about parody of 'People' • . (See stor y below) <See story below) ~ .. * * • * * * ORANGE COAST YOUR HOMITOWN DAILY PAPIR THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1981 ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS:~·i: :.~·.~~ Waste burnings at sea wave of future? WOODS HOLE. Mass. 1 API Instead of dumping hazardous waste in landfills, industries may ship them to sea to be incinerated aboard tankers. sav scientists at an international conference on the oceans. Three s h ips already burn dangerous ch emical waste, Manfred K. Nauke. an official of the London -based I nter · Governmental Maritime Consultive Organization. said Wednesday. Their number will grow in the next 10 vears as communities worldwide oppose new hazardous waste disposal facilities within their boundaries a nd force a search for an alternative. !"Jauke said at the Third I nternational Ocean Disposal symposium. The tankers Vulcanus. Matthias 2 and Vesta -burn 170.000 tons of dangerous <:hemi<:al waste annually in the North Sea. about 70 miles from the <:oast of the Netherlands, Nauke said. "Within the last year several non· European countries have shown increasing interest in the disposal of chemical wastes by means of incineration at sea," he said, "which suggests such operations may increase in the future and that they may occur in parts of the ocean which have not formerly been subject to this type or activity." The United States has tested ocean burning since 1974. but has been slow to approve its use. he told about 150 scientists and government officials at the five-day symposium. which ends Friday. "With the increased concern about putting these chemicals into the ground, there probably Delly ,.llet ,._tty ltlcllanl 1(-ler Goofyfoot surfer cuts back on steep 46th Street wave zn .'\fewport as southwest swell moves into county. No suspects in Newport beating death An autopsy performed by the Orange County coroner has revealed that a 77-year -old Newport Beach man, found slain this week in his two-story co ndominium near Hoag Memorial Hospital. was killed by strangulation a nd a severe beating to the head. But Newport detectives said they still have no suspects in the appare nt murder of Anthony Lial de Sousa. Police officers discovered the dead man in his 455 Bolero Way condominium after neighbors notified pol ice they were worried because they had not seen the elderly man for several days. Initial reports indicate that deSousa had been dead for at least two days by the time police investigators arrived They said it appeared the man put up a struggle and that it was "obvious" that he did not die of natur al causes. Detectives also r eported that deSousa's 1981 station wagon, which had been parked in a carport below his residence. was missing. Police said they have put out a description of the vehicle in five different counties and theorize that the unknown killer may have taken t he car. The man's condominium, police added, appeared to have b een burglarized. T h ey said officers discovered an empty jewelry box a nd other clues which indicate a burglary. Police. though, would not go so fa r as saying that burglary is cons idered the motive in the slaying. D esousa, a widower who r ep<¥"ledly lived alone. had been in bcellent health. Stones' fans fall for trap ·Hints' prove false in SF night club concert SAN FRANCISCO <AP> - Hundrt'ds of hard-core Rolling Stones fans. hoping for an unscheduled performance by their idols, wound up with an evening of local punk rock music and a lecture from a nightclub owner "This should be a lesson: You s houldn't get hyped up about everybody but local bands." s aid Mabuhay Gardens owner Dirk Dirkson. who said he had tried lo dupe Stones. fans into the club at $6 a head -with suggesti ve advertising. Mick Jagger and company, currently on lour, a re scheduled lo appear in San F rancisco's Candlestick Park on Saturday and Sunday Rut the fans who huddled together in line. stamping their feet and tossing down whiskey and beer. were convinced the Stones would play at the Fab Mab fi rst. ''They fell into our human fl ytrap," Dirkson said of the 600 patrons who turned out to see a group called "Tattoo" at the Fab Mab. Tattoo, cr eated by Dirkson with members of two local punk groups, was part of a plan the club owner devised with s tudent stafrcrs at KUSF. the University of San Francisco's radio station. "to exploit the bozos who don't support local music but bust their a ·S to see a group from New York or Britain." Dirkson said lhev launched their plot after the F'ab Mab was flooded with calls from fans who saw an article by a Bay area newspaper rock mus ic critic saying he was · '99.9 per cent s ure" the Stones would make a s urprise a ppearance at the club. "KUSF thought it would be funny to put a satire group on," Dirkson said. "The whole thing is somewhat tongue-in-cheek." Dirkson also advertised that a limited number of tickets were available for the s how, and those only t hrough specified ticket outlets. a p r actice rarel y observed at the Fab Mab. But as the crowd began to form T uesd ay night. Dirkson (See STONES, Page A2) Popular magazine lampooned Harvard students have fun with parody on 'People, CA MBRIDGE. Mass. (AP> - Take a look at the people in Peopl e this week. Brooke Shields is on the cover. holding a dead fis h. T here's a sn appy story about a boxing nun and an o u trageous interview with he·man TV star Erik Estrada, humble as ever. (Photo, Page A3) If the fishy theme from the cover photo doesn't give it away, the pri ce wil l . The undergraduate satiris ts at the Harvatrd Lampoon want $2 for t h ei r parody of People magazi n e. which hits the newsracks today. One million copies have been distributed around the country, a nd even the people al the real People -wtvcb sells for 95 centA ./ -think it's funny. "I got a few chuckles out of it," said Hal Wingo, assistant managing editor of the genuine People. "I think ther e were points at which they had our st yle down pretty well." T he parody issue matches People's graph)cs exactly, and it is Cull of real advertisements. including one from the authentic magazine that read s : "Compliments from th.e r eal thing." For the Harvard students who s pent last s umm er o n the 112-page project. People was a perfect target. "We thought tha t since People is so successful, it is therefore ripe for parody," said Paul Sax, one of the 'Lampoon writers . "People is relentlessly read able. It's sort of the prose equivalent of Muzak. We wanted ours to be like that." William K . Kimb a ll, a Lampoon staffer, said Bo Derek. Dick Cavett. Brooke Adams. • Liza Minnelli and most of the other celebrities pictured in the Cake magazine posed willingly. "T hey wanted to show they had a sense of humor." be said. •·I don't think anybody Is insulted. It may be mischievous, but it's not derogatory." Like its m od e l, the fake People is filled with gossipy stories about movie stars, TV personalities. folks with odd businesses, oCCbeat Cads a nd p eople 1..~ith proble m s. But \See LAmPOO~, Page A.2) \ will be movement in this countrv a nd in oth('rs toward this method of dis posal," he said. TRW lnc .. a California consulting eompany. surveved th e hi sto r y o f U S En vi ronmenta I P rotection Agency tc·s ts on the ocean burning in another symposium paper. "Rc ~ult s of both EPA spo n sor ed and Europ ea n research s how that at-sea incineration in a properly des igned facility can b e aceomplis hed safely and with unmeas urable lo minima l impacb." the com pany ('On<:ludcd. 1-1 i gh cost prevents the rapid growth of ocean burning. Nauke said in an interview. AWACS planes patrol Egyypt by agreement CA I RO. Egypt lA P l - America's sophisticated AWACS radar planes began patrolling Eg y ptian airspace today as President Hosni Mubarak swore in his Cabinet and ordered the death penalty for ~nyone using unlicensed weapons. Gen . Ahmed Nasr . commander of the Cairo West military base. told reporters the Airborne Warning and Control Systems plane s entered Egyptian airs pace at noon 3 ci .m . P DT and began patrolling. The United States dis patched the two AWACS jets to Egypt to demons trate confidence in Mubarak. who replaced assassinated President Anwar Sadat. Nasr did not say exactly where the jets were patrolling. The U.S. Embassy confirmed the planes· arrival but declined to pi npoint their area of operations. The state information service director. Moh ammed Hakki. said the decision to send the AW ACS planes to Egypt was made in Washington under an agree ment between the countries. Defense Minister Abdel Halim /\bu Ghazala. s peaking to reporters as he rushed from the swearing.in cer emony said: "It's an agreement that two AW ACS be stationed here to watch over the northern. western and southern borders We have not bought them This is som ething for the joint exercises with the Americans that begins in November." Abu Ghazala also said Egypt had adviser s in neighboring Sudan training the Sudanese. Sudan's president. Gaafar Numeiri. has said he expects an attack from Libya at any moment. Abu Ghazala said the dispatch of radar planes was not at all related to Saudi Arabia. The Reagan administration i s ru nning into opposition in gaining approval of a proposed AW ACS sale to Saudi Arabia Drug orders said altered MEMPHIS, Tenn. ·CAP) -A h andwri ti n g a n a l yst has testified that dozens of druli? prescriptions issued to rock 'n' rollers Elvis Presley and Jerry Lee Lewis were a ltered or had forged signatures. Robert Mue hlberger, a documents analyst for the U.S. Postal Service in Memphis, was a p rosecut i o n witness W ednesday i n the trial of Presley's and Lewis' physician. Dr. George Nichopoulos . The d octor is charged with 12 counts of prescribing excessive amounts of addictive drugs for himself, Presley, Lewis and nine other patients. Presley died Aug. 16, 1.,977, or a heart ailment, according to offljial records. because of Israeli opposition. Former I srael i De fe nse Minister Ezer Weizman, who met briefly with Mubarak today, said he did not think the Israeli government would complain about AWACS planes in Egypt because Egypt was "a peaceful nation." An authoritative source in (See EGYPT. Page A2) R eagan raps 'propaganda' against V.S. P H ILADELPH IA tAP ) - President Reagan said today a "propaganda campaign " has been launched "that would have the world believe the. capitalist U.S. is the cause of world hunger and poverty." But he rejected that idea and said the best way for poor countries to achieve prosperity is th rough free nations boosting private in vestment and international trade. Reagan, in . a speech setting the stage for n ext week's international conferen ce in Cancun, Mexico. said the United Stales has done its part when it comes to foreign aid. "Far from lagging behind and refusing to do our part. the United States is leading the way in helping lo better the lives of citizens in d eveloping countries ... he said. ··Free p eople build free markets that ignite dynamic development for everyone," the president said. citing the United States as an example. "No matter where you look tod ay, you will see t hat development depends· on economic freedom," he added. ··Stimulating international trade by opening up markets is absolutely essential.•· he told the <See REAGAN, Page A2) DRANGI COAST WIATHIR Mostly sunny Friday. L ows ton i g ht 45 at beaches, 55 inland. 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Va .. ~lo ~·+:ars ago this month From Page A1 LAMPOON • • 1•v1•1 ything 1s made up Cover gi rl Shit•lds was voted in a f:i kr p11ll l o be both the J>r<'ttH•.,t and ugltest woman in the worl1I "11lustraling the ftnl' hnc hctwccn a goddess·like lwuut~ and a walking garbage SCO\.\ · li er love·h<itc r elationship was sharpest with males age 16 to I~ ... the magazine went on, "!l:I percent o( whom said they \\ ould g1,·e the;r rrght leg for a elate with Brooke but none of \\horn would finish :i Coke from '' h1ch she h;id takt.'n a sip " Pilots ejt>cl FALLON NA.VAL AIR STATION. Nev (AP> Two pilots stationed rn California eJe('Le d safel y when their twin seater Jet loR t power and crnRhed near ttui base•Tuesday about 70 miles ef<;t of Reno l>l'l'll drarigmg the t'lt'l'trtt•ul and t•ontrol 1·1n·uits that t>J.ll'I ale the v.11\i.'s to rnsure the.> v.111 open and cloM• properly The valves ;1ppart.•ntly had Jammed due to pl'(~s~ure between two discs within them Federa l officials. however, s<11d any measures tuken now by Edison, ~ perC'ent owner of Unit l along with 20 percent owner San Diego Gas & Elt•ct r1c Co .. ar t' 1.•onsidered interim • Ely out, Collins lll at pageant ... /\Tl.ANTIC CITY. NJ t AP> Tulk show ho!>l Gary Collins h<i ., be<'n !.eledl.'d as the new ho q of th e 7\11 ss America P:.1 g t•an1 . replat1ng former tl'lt.•v1.,1on Tartan Hon Ely. pag1•a nt officials said today Collins, married to a former Mi ss J\menca 1958 Mary Ann Mobil'~" w~t., ::.l'letted "beC'ause v.c'vt'.l'mbarked on :.t policy of changing pe rsonalities as we think l'Xpedient." said Albert A Marks .Jr .. thl' Mi s!> America Pageant t hairman who fired Hert Parks as the show's host two years ago. "Wt.• were convinted 1l would be u good idea lo brrng a new ran' on the !.hO\\," he :.aid Marks said ratings o f September's show were down about 10 percent. but not because of Ely "Ratings are down for all of television. Ron El y s tepped into a tough s pot and d 1d a very professional JOb . Thi!> 1s no knock on Ron and he !>aid he under~tands what we're doing." Marks said Ely was informed of the decision before it was rt'll'asc.'CI to the press to avoid the · 'C'ommunications s nafu" that dl'veloped when Parks learned from a reporter that h.C' had been fired from his job of 25 years. :\I ;.irk!> declined to say how long ht' expected Collins to serve as the host of the show ··A lot depends on the way the show stutks u11 next September. but I can assure you there will be n o m o r e 25 ·yea r ·en - gagem ents" There is "no chance" that Park:. will return as emcee of the pageant. Marks said Colson talks of Nixon tape WASlllNGTON IJ\P I Ta pes from the Whit e House of H 11'11ard Nixon would reflect "noble moments. locker room talk. dirty remarks. cltrl} Jokes. '' i:-.l'<Tacks. serious re flections the .... hole range or human ex perience." said former Nixon aide Charles Colson. Colson told the N;itional Press C lub on Wednes d ay that publis hed transcripts of the tapes can distort the context under which some conversations \.\l'rl' held 11 e said there \\er e lots of l·onvL·rsa t ions ltkt' the one rcc·<'ntlv disclosed 1n which Nixon. angered by May, 1971. antiwar demonstrations. agreed whl'n C'hief of s taff H .R . Haldeman suggested that Colson hire Tt•ams te rs to beat up protesters C'omplete replacement of the va l vt.•s is considered th e long term solution. o rf1c1als said The prolonged s hutdown of l ' nit I one of sever al which have kept the reaC'tor out of service for most of the last two years is expected to cost the. utilities millions of dollars in extra fossil fuel C'Osts Barron, however. said he didn't yet know what those extra II El< 1-: /IE C<J.\U:s \ 1•11 l111s1 C11ll1t1., r111-:1u: FIE GOES EI payea11r .WC E/11 costs would be once the reactor 1s back in service. Edison's per day share of the extra fuel costs could add up lo about $262,000 or $11 million for the duration of the shutdown. Edi son and SDG&E are currently awaiting word from the U S. Atomic Safety and Licensing Board on permit applrcations to load fuel and run nt>~ I y built Unit 2 at San Onofre on ..i low·power lest basis From Page A1 REAGAN • • • World Affairs Council of Philadelphia Later. he was traveling lo Whippany, N.J .. for a state Republican fund-raiser and a campaign appearance on behalf of Thomas Kean. the Republican candidate for governor. J n hi s prepared s peech . Reagan told his Philadelphia audience: ··To lis t en to some s hrill voices. you'd think our policies were as s tingy as your Philadelphia Eagles defense. ·'T h ere is a propaganda campaign in wide circulation that would have the world believe the capitalist U.S. is the cause of world hunger and poverty. "Yet each year the United States provides more food assistance to developing nations than all ot her nations combined." he asserted. The president also said the United States helps developing countries by providing open and growing U.S. markets for their products. Americans buy about one·ha lf of all manufactured goods exported by non-OPEC developing countries, Reagan said, and U.S. trade barriers are among the lowest in the world . "And the way we can do that job best, the way we can provide the most opportunity for even the poorest of nations. is to rollow t hrough with our own economic recovery program to e n s ure s tro ng . s u s tained noninflationary growth." It was not clear what specific c riticism of U.S. foreign aid policies Reagan was referring to. In recent years. there has b e e n a n u nd e r c u r r e n t o f criticism from industrial and Third World nations alike that the United States bas not been dotng its share in aiding poor nations. Orange County up 510,336 in 1970s W 1\S llJ NGTON <A P > C1•nsus Bureau fi gures s how that three Southe rn Ca lifo rnia counltC's were a mong five rn the nation that had the biggest population increases in the last dl'cade Orange, Los Angeles and San Diego counties were just behind a Tl'xas county and one in Ar17.ona where the biggest populatton gains "ere recorded. accordin~ lo the 1980 census. Los An~eles County remains the nation's most populous count\' with 7,477.657 residents, holding a substantial lead over Illinois' Cook County, which is the second most·populous O ran~e County gained 510.337 people lo reach a population or 1.931 .570 and is now the nation's sixth most populous county. San Diego County is No 8, having moved up from 17th place in the las t decade by increasing its population by 503,992 to r each 1.861,846. The counties th.at grew the most since 1970 were Harris County in Texas. at 2.409,544 and 1\1 aricopa County in Arizona at 1.508.0:l>. the census showed. Of the 25 counties that showed 4 the biggest population increases, eight were in Californfa. The other California counties in the top 25 growth list were Ventura, Santa C lara. San Bernardino, Riverside and Sacramento. LAYAWAY Shop now while selections are plent.Jful. Use our Layaway Plan. THE RIVI ERA HAS ALWAYS STOOD FOR EXCITING TIMES. The Baume & Mercier Riviera watch lives up to its name. It combines sporty good looks with a distinctively elegant design. For both of you. in 18 karat yellow gold and stainless steel with quartz movements. Man·s. $1.990. Lady's. $1.600. SLAVIC K'S An• Jewelers Sine• 1917 Where rhe besc surprises begin. > • ~--~-----~.,,::.;.,~~~--------------------------------------------~~~~~---~ \ r • The n1•wl) t•ruwm·d Ml:.:> America got <J big grin out of (e d erul Hudgl•l l>ircdur David 'lockman. F.llzab e lh Ward , J 20-yt-ar-old accounting muJ111 Crom Arkun s u s Te {·h ~n i versity, :.u1d s he was impressed with the wuy Stock man. 34, ros t' from con gress m an t o bud g 1• t director And, s aid Mis!. Ward, Stock man is smgk J n W u s h1f\.glo n , E dwin Dal e, a s pokes man ror Stockman, t•onf1 rmed his boss' eligibility and said ht• interrupted Stockman durin~ the duy to tell him about M 1ss Ward 's interest. Stockman "smiled broadly and s aid he \\a:. gre at!~ fl attered and that he hopl·d <.'hance m ight l'nable them to m e et one dav ... Oale ::.aid • Mikhail Bar) \h nl ko\, art1s lll' director of Ame rica n Ballet Tht'ater. w•i-• for<.'<'d lo QUll Ill lhl' n11ddl1• o r J M 1nm·u1)(1lt:-; pt•rformancl.' of "Swan L;,1kt•" bN·au..,t• of a heel lllJUn A ... ....,... .. Bar):-.hrukm . \\ho lllJlll't'd hb hl•t•I la1ot \\'l't·I-. du ring reheur:-.u l 111 ;\11''' Y ork. aggruvall•tl lht• 1n.1ury urul \\ a s n · p I a c t' ti h ~ R o :-. " Strrtton for th1· :-.t•voml h alt of thl• ballt•l Crystal Gayle. cmmtry s111gr:r. will share the spotl1gltt with Sesame Street's H1g Hird 111 the upcommg telev1s1on sµPe10/. "Country Top 211 The /t('ll recently rn mpleted a recordwy for u new song for w1 a/hum Bar) s h 11ii..t1 v \\ a.., b e 1 n g treate d b\ th e d a n c e com pan~ 's ph\ :-.1r1•1ns a nd 1:-. t•xpt•t•tt•d lo 1wr form l"n1 g ht. hi s onl\' othe r st•ht·dult•d perfn r .man c·t• c:J ur 1ng a :.ix da~ M1nrwapol1:-. run Assemblymen aid ill /Jov . . State a ss embl y men C h e s t e r Wra y, D -W estmin s t er. and Phil Wyman, R-Tehachapi, paved the way for a South African boy with a premature aging disease to v is it Disneyland without cost lo his family. according to Wra.r's office The boy 1s s cheduled to arrive m Southern California on Nov. 29. Fransie Gerringer ha s • An attorney for the state D ep artm ent o f Transportation. Ch arles P. Va ldes of Sacramento , has been re-elected preside nt of th e Ca l i f ornia S t ale Employees' Assotiation. Valdes defeated Leo Mayer of San Francisco 395-300 m a vote of general council d elegat es m Anaheim progeria, which causes him to age at 10 times the normal rate. and his plight was covered in news reports that came to t he legis lators attention. The two located the child through the South African con s ul in Beverly H ills. s ec ured accommodations from Dis n eyland for the family and persuaded a major airline to provide travel, Wray's office said . • Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bra.dley called o n Tokyo Gov Shunichi Suzuki. Bradley told S uzuki that the purpose of his visit 1s to "ex plor e possibilities of s ecuring p articipation by Japanese firm s i n the construction of port facilities for coal s hipment in Los Angeles. H u m 11 1 :-. h .t \ l' b l' l' n appearing in g11-...,IJJ column:-. that ;>.:('\\ 'I ork t;m llugh fart'\ a nd h 1.., \\l f t• m 1 I I 1 ,; n a 1 r t· 1 l' " I t -. t .i t l' d c v l' I o I' t· r E \ a n ~ t' I i n f' G u u I t• I a ' (' a re \ , .... 1 r 1· l' x pl'<· t 1 ll ~ J l'll I 01 ti . !'>Cl .t re po rkr JKI J>J>t•d thl· q ut•'il10n Tht• n •ix1rtt·r ,1..,kt·cJ C J l't') ...., h<.•tht·r tht•n · ...., as .111) thrng lo n :port on tht-1mrnrnl·net· 0 f l It I' ... t 1u· k J l I h I' E1't·t·ut1\'t• "1.tn:-.11111 · ':"'Jo.· tht• 1-:oH·rnm ... a id. Cart') had l:l l·hildrl'n w ith his firs t wire•. lh•ll'n, ...., ho ch ed of t a nC'l·r rn 197 1 Tht• go\t•rnor 'ard hl' 1:-. e x p e t' t 1 n g a .., ~· \ t· n t h grand<.'hrlrl. IHJl :,,aid no ... tork!. .... ere on lht' \l.J\ lo hi::. ()W n hou:-.e · · · H a\'lng pu..,..,ed all th1• b1 n.1 id<'nl i f1cat10n test., f1Jr that "Pl'C'll''> I knu..., \\ ht•n om"s coming · t'an·~ .,aid Nights to stay chilly Coastal Ll9M ve<IM>lt wind\ w0>tertv 10 to II i.nots In •flernoon 1 to • 1001 southerly sw•ll 6-<reHl"9 10 I to 1 ~oot •uterly swtll tonl9M Fair California Sout!wrn C.llfornl• will ft••• some ~loudl,..u but 1"9 outlook 1, for mostly f•lr lll!les lftrou9h Frld•v Continued cOOI nlllhl\ .,, uc-<ted, but \llghlly w.,mer Oay\ •r• forecest. Or•nue County hl9111 IOday •nd Frld•Y wlll lie"' ton LOW\ •S lo SS Valley highs wlll ra"l)e from .. to 1•, with'°""" be-45 and SS Mount•111 n•ans mosuy •n "'" -t.-sUto«I NonherndeW!r'I n1vns mottly Int,.. '°'· with '°""" "' the ~ ""° 40I Sout!wrn deMrt highs tn t~ 10\, lo~ 4S to SJ. Northern •nd Central C.ltfornle wlll be p..-11y cl~ thrOU9ft FrlOO Sc•lltrtd \hower' ma inly afternoons •nd evenltHJS. OYer 1outhern r•n9es and ••on9 r•\t slopes of Sierra Snow level nur •,000 1 .. 11n the north. t,000 1 .. 11n ti.e southern •envies Sl-ly rlli"9 tOOay V .S. sunuuar.r Th<I deh199 ended Wednewav In raln-ball..-ed rw>rthern TuH •nd southern Oltlehom•. but lhe """' of floodln9 ,...,.lned as cloudy oles hovered over swollen river&. Hlgll water In Oklahom• town• be98n to recedit, but delayed 110001"9 Wei PoHlblt a1 lh<I Ne I ION I WHll•r S.rvlce pr*Clkled the Red RIYtr •nd Its tributaries would crt\t ti rKord levels. Most maJor Olll•homa hlghwa v1 w•r• reopened Wednesday, but .. veral remelned under wlltr No lnJurles -re r9ll0(1ed In Olll•nom•'• flOOd~. In Te•as# hOwever, , ..... n people NYe dl*Cl sine:• S<.tndey •s a reMill of OYtrlo-CrMl!S-rlWI"\ Abo<l1 tOO -•• rMur....i to !Mir llc>mes In llr«.._fd9e, TOH, whlle .. vtr•I othtr l•mlllts there ,.,,. evecu•ted be<euw 01 •111>r01M:hlnQ rvnoff from ntlGflbe>rlnv SI\« h "ord County. T•••s Red Cross ofllcl •ls ntlm•ted J,OSO l•mlllos In nlM Ttlfl cowrllft _._ eff«ted by the f.-rnv. E htwlltre, llgflt drlu le •u sc•tttr*Cl over the tHttrn Pl•lns H Mavy 1t1owers, 1ca"tred from Ark...,MS ID Wl~sln, mcw..i Into tM MIHlulppl V•llev Sllowtrs •Ito wtN KMtlnd over Loulsl*"• •nd lh<I toutllern All.,tk sletn LIQlll snow fell In c.ntr*' W'f0ml"9. Slll9S -. pef'tly Cl-Y In Gu11 CMll sletft -the West, with sun In tlw Nol'1h .. •t TtmPtr•tures around the nation mldcMly WtclntMs.v r""911d from • low of ,. In Diiion, Mont., •nd f!vanttOll, Wyo .. to • 111gi. of t$ In -ay.f rlday 11 \'Ou OU not ""'* ,.out PtPt• by ~ 30 O m tall bollnrt I Om -"d )'OU' CCIO) ~ft IM ~•\41ftlCI Setu<d4y olld Su"day ti y0u oo not ,_,.. ye>ur coo1 01 I a"' cell ilotlcwt 10 e m and Y'PV' COO¥ .... bol .,.,,...., M<Alltn. Tu•S Tn1 ~•l 1on•t W••lner S•rvl<• forecaSI for today <•lleO lo• tnundtr,lorm~ uatterrd over tM toutritrn Pl•1ns artd 11'1• \OUttwrn Mississippi Valley ShOwets •re expected 1n the Ohio valley and Ult' Grut L.akH roglon, with some rein lt~rll'IQ over '"' Grul BHln And lhe central Rocl!oe\ TM EHi CMst wlll Dt partly cloudy, wltll sunshl~ ovor most of Int We,tern \tate'\ ttw Weather-S.rvfc~ selo Extended outlook COASTAL. MOUNTAIN AltlEAS -F•lr wuthtf. C.O.stal arH highs mid 60\ at lite bff<ftes to •-IOs In•-••lleys Low• 41 to SS Mounl•ln rflort level hlQft\ In I,,. SO. L-s 30 to.O Tem.peratures NATION HI Lo All>any .. 2t Albuqu. n ., A'f\evmr 67 l3 Atlanta 69 .. All.,,tc (ty 60 ., Balllmort 6J J.4 Blrmlngftm 73 SJ Blsm•r<k SS 21 Boht S6 31 Bo\ ton 61 )9 Bu!l•lo ,. JI Chart\tn SC n S• Ch•rlstnWV 75 J.4 ChevenM SS 37 Chl<190 61 SJ Cincinnati 72 .. Cleveland .. ., Columbus .. 37 Oal·Ftwtll .. ., D•nver Sl •2 o .. Molnn II 62 Oetroll 60 ., El Paso 80 SI Falrbenlts 41 J.4 H•rtford bl 29 Helen• .. l3 HOftOIUIU 17 ,. Houston " " lndMPlll "3 St J*CUnvlle 14 ts K•nsCttv 11 62 LHV"9H .. 42 llllle Ao<k .. n Loul1vl11e 11 ... ~ 70 J1..,,,1., CWXJ 10 111 Cold ~ w.,,,. ---S.,.o••" Sto••0"'0''f' Oul\#4•4 IIlIImJ --------- Memp111, 61 Miami 80 M1lwaiukM SI Mpl\·SI P s• N•\hvlllt ., Ntw OrlNM .. New York 67 Olll• City t7 Phltedphia 6S P1-nlx 18 Pittsburgh .. Pll•nd. Mtt 6l Piiand, Ort .. Rapid City Al Reno •• Richmond .. Salt Lakt St SHlllt s• SI Loul• 61 St P-T•mlWI .. St Sit M•ri. SJ SPokane sa TUIH ., Washlnvtn .. Wlch11• 7t CALlf'OltHIA Applt Valley Bai.ersfi.ld B•rslow BHUmOftt 819 Bur Blst>oc> Blyl!w C.l•llna Culvu City Eurek• Fresno Lake Arr-L.,.cesler LOft9BHCh Los Angele. Mary1vllle Monr-ovl• lo• ,,,..,....., HAflO~O' wUlttU \O~M:I NO .AA u ' o ••••. , ......... " SI Monttti.llo 10 13 Mont•r•v ~· Sl Ml Wiiton •• SI NffdlU 7S sa NtwPOM Btacn 11 6) Oakland t>to 0 Ont•rto •o sa Palm SP!'"'V' 1~ ll Puaoena ~~ SI Peso ROl>I.., •• 34 R IVfl'\ldP .. 31 Red Bluff 1\ :16 S.o<r•mento ll )9 S•llnu 10 " S.n Bernerotno 10 )9 Son C.•brt~I n )9 S•n 01"90 •• 40 Sen Frenc•.co "' SI San Jose •• M s.tnte B•rlwr• b• 4( S•n•• Mana 67 JO Senta M0tHU 61 u Stock Ion 11 ., hhl>* V.alll'Y .. b? Thermal 78 lorr•nc• 73 Vu me 79 u l3 10 ~ C•lvary CANADIAN 61 •• .. 3 Edmonton 6• SI 1~ Montrul 63 SJ ll 011•w• •• 76 •I Revlna •• IS n l'ANAM 16 so HI 61 4J AcaPUICO •• 10 0 8arbed0\ .. •• ,, Bermuda ,. '4 J.4 BOQOI• .. ., .. Cur•<*<> .. 70 SJ Gu.O•l•I*"• ll It 0 GueoelouPe 'IO ,. 4J H•v•n• .. l(lnQ\ton .. MOfttt90 B•y ae Mara II..., .. Merida 9S • SU Rf RI PORT MukoClty 11 MOftterrey ., S.11Juan, PR •• St Kiits '3 ~--=-Trinidad .. • Ver• Crur .. S4'rl lwf ..,. Swal Swetl ..... Tides I Nd ...... Mall ..... A"I ..... Dir Zuma 2 ' 12 1 2 SSW TOOAY Senta Monka J s 12 J , SSW Flrtt low • Jlfl m Ntwpor'I • t4 2 , s FlrU high to <16a m Sen Dlevo Count• • • 14 ' , SSW Second IOw S 36P m Oll!IOOll for Fr1d•y: westerl y swell t to21Ht. S.cond high ti Sip m, We're Listening ••• What do you like about the Dailv Pilot ' What don't vou llkt>'' Call the number below and your· message "111 be r'ecordt'd transrnbed and de livered to the appropriate editor The same. 24·hour answenng service may be used to rl'l'ord let te rs to the editor on any topic Mailbox contributor s must include their name and te lephone number for \'ertf1<.'ation No c1r culat1on • calls. please Tell us what's on your mind 642c60B6 H "6 )A .. 411 Sil .,, ., "6 31 •J •• "6 "° .. .. s. SI .u ., l7 so •3 11 St .. •• )9 JI 37 l ' 36 LO 11 7S 66 .. 19 S9 13 IS 13 I] 71 73 SS 7J " '6 15 11 0.3 6.4 0.5 ••• Ur trtq1• Cuo!>l DAILY PILOT Thursday. 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West 7-frwport Ll.>g1:-.lat1\ c Alliance. wou Id nw:rn mun• n•v t.•nues for tht· t it,\ Slw abo '>did the• plan is :-.upt•r11 >r to th<' HceC'o plan and would l'l'H'l'SL' a ln·nd toward dl'\ 1•lo111n1.•nt d1·c·1:-.1t>r1s by the c· o u n c II that · ·t h r e <:It en l he <'ha1"1<'lt.•r of :"'-Jt'wport Bt•aC'h ," But I l:J\ 1d '.'Jc1sh. a consultant to Bt•t•t·o. said the plan .. fulfills l h (' I l' I t ) ... ) 0 b j C C t i V e 0 f <·ompat1bl <.' la nd u ses·· and "nuld ha\'l' an "'er all positive 1mpac·t on -..:cwport Beach .. \·an Sil•\ ens. a planner. g1•11log1st and trafrl<.' C'onsultant .... ork1ng for Bc.•c.•<•o. abo 'ia1d the plan 1., "ii1lahll' for the a rea Stl•\ t•n .., .... 11cl the residents· plan, ...., h1C"h l'.111.., for IO\\ -density clevt>lopmc•nt. 1" n ut fra:-.ible for the tract bcrau-.e 1t does not makl· frn.rnc1al '>l'n"l' for the lkveloper~ and "nuld not have a pos1t1\'t' 1mpal't on frnances or traffic for thl• c·11 y RAFF jewelry ( 32 Fashion Island Newport Beach• ~2040 3 Generattons or friendly penonal setvtce s Orange Coast DAILY PILOT(Thursday, Octobor 15, 1981 rnmu~rn.m Carter emerges from seclusion WASJnNGTON (AP) -As the titu lar leaders of political parties go, Jimmy Carter went lo a hurry. He just about vanished. Now he bas emerged, at least briefly. And be says he'll be much more active politically nexi summer and fall , during congressional campaign season. For months he was silent on national policy and politics. He NEWS ANALYSIS calls an unwillingness to negotiate strat egic arms limitations. He complained on Tuesday that Reagan foreign policy puts too much emphasis on "the military angle." MISSING MONSTER -Joseph Zarzynski, 31, a New York school teacher, has spent the past eight years searching for "champ," the monster said to inha bit Lake Champlain in ,., ........ upper New York state. Despite the intensive search and $25,000 he claims to have spent, Zarzynski says he has yet to see the monster. · stayed close lo home, worked on his memoirs and relaxed al his bobbies. The low profile was by his own design, but it also fit the circumstances. Defeated one-term presidents with no futur e politic al pros pec t s are not much in demand as spokesmen for their parties. Carter went to China, he went to Cair o, a nd he came to Washington. He joined former President Ford in suggesting that the United States eventually mus t count th e Palestine Liberation Organization in on Middle East peace negotiations. He joined Reagan in pushing for Senate approval of the A WACS arms sale to Saudi Arabia. And he denounced Reagan economics as "an aberration on the political scene." He called Reagan's tax cut unfair and excessive, said budget reductions are hurting people who need help. Details of Sadat assassination emerge In theory, the most recent presidential nominee of the de feated party is its titular leader and one of its prime spokesmen. In fact, the job of the titular leader is worth just about what it pays -nothing. Carter em erged gradually from the political seclusion he c hose. Over the past four months, he's had a good deal to say in criticism of President Reagan's economic policies. In foreign a ffairs, Carter b as sometimes supported the Republican who beat him, although he has criticized the new administration for what he That put him in tandem with Democratic congressional leaders and the party's national committee on matters economic -and at odds with them on the Saudi deal. Not that it made a whole lot of di ff eren ce. Carter is an involuntarily retired politician who can command an audience because he used to be president. But he can't command it to do anything. Actually, he had endorsed the AW ACS sale weeks ago, on Sept. 15. Reagan later telephoned him to ask that he help push the sale in a skeptical Congress. That kind of lobbying never was one of Carter's strong suits. Questions still remain r egarding failure of security, and _extent of conspir acy CAIRO, Egypt (AP > - Informati on abou t the assassination of President Anwar Sadat is emerging slowly from the tight-lipped Egyptian government, but a week after the killing major questions remain. For one thing, why didn't Sadat's security men cut down the killers before they covered the SO yards from their truck lo the reviewing sland? And how extensive was the conspiracy? How thoroughly have Mosl em extremists infiltrated the Egyptian armed forces? The United States reportedly spent $25 million to help improve Sadat's personal security force, and they wer e painstakingly thorough about such things as sea r c h ing g u ests and "cleansing" neighborhoods the president was to visit. But when the four assassins started throwing grenades and firing machine guns. the bodyguards failed completely. They appeared confused1 outgunned, poorly placed ana s low to react, three former American presidential guards told The New York Times after studying photographs of the attack. American and Egyptian NEWS ANALYSIS military sources mirum1ze the impact of the I s l amic fundamentalist movement on the army. But many diplomats from Western Europe and the Third World regard the fundamentalists as an enduring threat. A veteran of Egypt's military police told The Associated Press before Sadat's death : "The Mo s lem fund amental ists represent Sadat's biggest threat. They are in the army." attack in which 118 people were reported killed in the southern city of Assyut. Two others are sought in connection with the Assyut attack. But Interior Minister Nabawy I s m ail in a TV inter view M onday indi cate d the conspiracy was widespread. He said : "The fanatics planned lo carry out terrorist acts in a number of cities following the death of Sadat . . . but they changed their plans and settled for large-scale oper ations in Assyut." Killer ,disease found in soil pack.ages Officials announced Monday that 18 offi cers were dismissed from the army and given civilian jobs "because of their fanatic religious tendencies." This increased speculation that a purge is under way in the a rmy, t he police a nd other internal security departments. The governm ent h as s aid nothing about this . And the defense minister, Lt. Gen. Abdel Halim Abu Ghazala, sajd the fact that three of the four assassins were civilians proved the loyalty of the army. The government said in- itially that one of the assassins was killed a nd three were wounded. On Monday, Abu Ghazala said all four were alive. He did not explain the earlier report. The official version of the assassination, as told by the defense minister, is that 1st Lt. Khal ed Ahmed S hawki el-Islambouly, a known religious fanatic, gave three men in bis a rtillery battery leave and s ub s tituted h is t hree conspirators -a former officer discharged for "extremist tendencies," a reserve officer no longer on active duty and an ex-corporal. LONOON (AP) -Traces of deadly anthrax have been found in soil from a contaminated Scottish isl a nd t h at an environmental protest group threatens to dump around Britain, the Defense Ministry has announced. ~ A statement Tuesday said an ., analysis of the first reported sample left at Porlon Down in Wiltshire, found that the risk of human infection is low because of the s mall numbe r of organisms it contained. The soil is from the northwest Scottish island of Gruinard, where World War II scientists experimented on plans to infect German cities. The experiments have made Gruinard uninhabitable since. The ministry said fewer than 10 organisms per gram of soil were found in the package, but this was higher than would be expected in an ordinar y soil sample and "potentiall y infectious.'' ·'The ministry s aid the dumping action was a risk to public health and a full police investigation was under way. The statement warned people not to handle any s us pect package of soil. The unidentified protester s, who call themselves the "Dark Har vest Comm an dos," are protesting what they say is official indifference lo the contamination of Gruinard. They say they took 300 pounds of soil from the roeky, Hebridean isle and will dump sample bags at "various points" over the next 12 months. Free access to Gruinard has been banned since 1941, when small bombs containing billions of anthrax spores were exploded from a wooden gantry, kiJling 00 tethered sheep. The scientists were from Porton Down, then used for ger m and chemical warfare research and now a government biological research station, 85 miles southwest of London. The protesters said they are microbiologists who took "all necessar y precautions" in landing on Gruinard, taking the soil and "sending the seeds of death back where they came from." Scientists calculated that anthrax weapons dropped on Berlin, Aachen, Frankfurt and Hamburg would have killed about half the population of t hose cities a nd might have made them uninhabitable for 1,000 years. But the plan was never carried out. Defense sources said more lethal germ warfare weapons are now available, including bubonic plague, cholera and lassa fever. The Health Ministry said there were ~ anthrax cases among Britons since 1970, resulting in · 13 deaths, m a inl y among workers in bone-meal factories or slaughterhouses. Anthrax is most common among cattle, sheep, goats and pigs, and the spores are difficult to kill, even by boiling. lnfecled hum a ns are treated with penicillin. Infected animals are slaughtered. Foreign Und ersecr etary Ossama el-Baz told r eporters two ni g h ts a ft e r th e assassination that four killers were at the scen e . Later, government sources r e ported two more men with ties to the four were being sought. The government has reported the arrests of only nine men, including the four alleged assassins a nd five others accused of a fundamentalist When the truck on which the four conspirators were riding reached the reviewing stand, el -I slambouly ordered the driver, who was not in the plot, to stop. He r e fu sed . 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Also, a 4·1sland cruise via American Hawaii Cru ises. Many more prizes.• SOUTH CQ\ST PIAZA ~ ' St~__, .... tMlr lllNI .... wt-a.,._... NII ellglble. Mutt be II°' oldtf J .. ·. ......... Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Thursday, October 15, 1981 $ millua Boyce's • sister Brown orders cutbacks tells pain Budget crunch to reduce state government LOS ANGELES <AP> -A younger sister of convicted apy Cbrlatopber Boyce aaya It wu like going throu&b hi• trial all over again when Boyce eacaped from federal prison and evaded capture for 19 moot.ha. SACRAMENTO (AP) - • Facinl a erowiog bud1et crunch, the Brown admlniatratlon baa orderted virtually all state department.a to submit plans for an acrou-tbe-board 5 percent spending cut in the ftScal year starting next July 1. B.T . Collins, the governor's new chief of staff, said the proposed 5 percent cut will be required on lop of a 2 percent reduction ordered by tbe governor last week. Brown's acUon comes in the wake of a .brewtn1 budget shortfall, estimated by state Controller Ken Cory to be between $700 mllllon and $1 billion this month. Cory bas said be can meet the shortfall by borrowine rrom special state funds, but only if the money can be repaid quickly, adding that he needs some immediate cuts to assure him the state will be solvent for the current fiscal year. •·we have told tbe Welfare restrictions tough on California SACRAMENTO <AP> -The Brown administration is trylng again to get immediate approval of regulations to conform the state's welfare laws with new Reagan administration changes that are costing the state $11 million a month. The Social Services Department said it bas filed new emergency regulations with the Office of Administrative Law. The OAL, an office under Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. that must approve regulations by state agencies, had rejected the department's first attempt to pass emergency regulations, delaying them for 60 days. The federal Health and Human Services Department informed the state last week that California's eligibility standards do not conform to the new federal regulations that took effect Oct. 1. The new regulations remove about U,000 people from the Aid to Families with Dependent Children program and reduce benefits for another 23,000 families. The federal government is no longer paying its share of the benefits for those people, but the state must continue to pay them until the new state regulations get approved. The cost is $11 million a month. Brown had overruled the first OAL rejection, but a Los Angeles Superior Court judge blocked him, and scheduled an Oct. 16 hearing on a suit by welfare rights groups. The Social Services Department bad to write the emergency regulations because the Legislature failed to pass a bill before it adjourned last month to conform tbe state's welfare eligibility rules to the federal rules. "We are taking this action in order to protect the interest or California's taxpayers who are being put upon financially to s upport persons who are no longer eligible lo receive public assistance under the federal government's new rules," said department Director Marion Woods. ''Although these new rules can be viewed as penalizing the poor for being poor and will increase their suffering, it is nevertheless the law or the land and we must act with speed to in.sure that all interests are served in a balanced and equitable fashion," he said. departments, 'You will submit plans for a 5 percent cut in the coming year,"' Collins aaht, adding that administrators who resist will be forced to comply. Many administrators have argued privately that there is no more room for cuts in their budget. Collins said if the economy shows signs of Improvement in the spring of 1982, adjustments could be made to soften the impact, but "it sure doesn't look like that's going to happen." The state's budget woes began as a result of less-than-expected revenues in the first quarter of . the 1981-82 budget year. which began July l , and cost hikes caused by Medi-Cal overruns and the fight against the Mediterranean fruit fly. In addition to Brown's 2 percent reduction, the governor last week froze state building projects and state money for school construction. The Sacramento Bee reported that many administrators s uggested the cuts' greatest impact would fall on personnel, largely through attrition, and reduced travel. Som, however, said services to the public will not escape the cutbacks. The Legislature, which increased its own bu~get more than 30 percent in the past year, is not bound by Brown's orders. When asked if he plans to propose cuts in keeping with Brown's proposed cuts, Senate Executive Officer Jerry Zanelli replied, "No." claiming that the upper house is already operating on a tight budget. Assembly administrative officer Richard Ross. however, said be was "way ahead of the governor." Ross claimed he bas cul administrative costs through reduced travel and printing allowances by an average of 8 percent. The Constitution does not allow the state to have a deficit. ............ Kathleen Boyce, 27, said in an interview published Wedneaday that the 28-year-old Boyce did not contact her before be WU recaptured lo August in W asbington state. "When he first escaped, I wu contacted by authoriUea and informed that if I beard from Chris in any manner, I bad to let them know," she said. "For that reason alone, I prayed that be wouldn't contact me. No news was good news. ''To have this happen to someone so close -well, it's worse than death because though be was free, he put himself in a place where there was no end. I felt all the pain and sorrow and hurt and concern that I felt through the trial. When he was In prison, it was almost like things were in their place and that's what I bad to deal with. NO WINNERS -Los Angeles County Sheriff's Sgt. Robert Snyder demonstrates why it's impossible to win a carnival hoop game while testifying at the Capit•)) in Sacramento during a committee hearing investigating California fair activities. Snyder is reportedly the nation's top expert on carnival games. Boyce, the son of a former FBI agent, was serving a 40-year term for selling classified documents to the Soviet Union when be escaped from the federal prison at Lompoc, Calif. Deviant, abused kids mixed? SACRAMENTO (AP) -The slate auditor is complaining that foster children are often hou&ed with children of deviant behavior. · Foster children are those who are removed from their homes because of parental neglect or abuse. In a report on the state Department of Social Services, Auditor General Thomas Hayes recommended changes to better monitor county and state foster home and adoption programs. "California's foster care system does not meet the needs of all roster children," the report said. "In receiving homes, a type of emergency shelter, we noted that children with behavioral and psychological problems were being detained with victims of abuse and neglect. As a result, these children are exposed to deviant behavior and may learn such behavior," the report said. It did not name facilities where deviant and ~· B abused children are mixed, but It cited efforts in San Diego, Sacramento and Alameda counties to correct the problem. Once neglected or abused children are placed in foster homes, usually by county welfare departments, there is insufficient supervision, the report added. The study was also critical of adoption programs in California, noting that "there is no. statewide program for recruiting parents, and . . . the computerized adoption referral process by the state is deficient. "The referral system does not appropriately match children with adoptive parents," the auditor added, noting that by using bis own computer on a sample of parents approved for adoption, he was able to match 84 percent with children currently available. no one can pay you more interest than Bank of Newport on the new tax exempt ''all-saver'' certificates So why not save at Bank of Newport where you know you will get the best service and. of course, you will also have the satisfaction of helping the economy of your own community. 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'· • Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Th uraday, October 15, 1981 Post rap own rmnor on Carters Apples pack 'em in Once gold-rush center, town lures crowds with fruit \ti ASHJNG1'0N <AP> -The • W ashiJllton Post said lt rinds "utterly impossible to believe" a rumor printed on its own gossip puaes that said a government residence was bugged while Ronald and Na ncy Reagan stayed there befor e Reagan's Inauguration. The point of the item , in the Post's "The Ear" column on Oct. 5, was "that a story was circulating," the Post s aid in an editorial Wednesday. "It is one thing, however, to read that item to say that such a tale is circulating and being given currency by estimable public figures who repeat it - and quite another to conclude from this that the place was in fact bugged and that the Carters did in fact perpetrate such a scheme," the Post said. ............ JULIAN (AP> -Gold ruah country a century a10 , thousands or fortune huntera fiooded theae mountains, driven by the discovery of what waa termed Callfornla'a "mother lode of the south." Gold production has long dwindled to a trickle at tbe Eagle end Hlgh Peak mines, which continue to operate. But Julian still draws crowds -up to 30,000 people during fall weekends. Triggering this modern-day rush is the apple. Bumper·to-bumper and backed up for miles, apple lovers clog the back·country roads to Julian each October for the fall harvest festival. The invasion transforms tiny Julian, with a population of 200. into a weekend boomtown built on apples. "If It weren't for apple days, the old town would be pretty alow," said Slaughter, operator of the Julian Cider MUI, which presses 400 gallons of cider during the fall months. Merchants sell tons of apple goods -cider, jams, pies and sauces -during the festival, which is spac~ over five weeks, beginning ln early Ocfober. ''We've ·lines , at the all day . '' had door Initially, the . festival got its start 25 years ago as a modest harves t celebra tion and "evolved from there," said Mike Rogers, president of the Julian Chamber of Commerce. Today, it's grown into mock gu~ri1bt1, lown-aponaored melodramas, an art reattval aod wall-to-wall visitors. ''T here are 10 many people you can't move," said Scholnick, whoae 30-foot Jona marble IOda fountain ls a popular attraction even. to townsfolk, who include the parents .or actor -ce>mecllan John Belushi. ~ • But the main draw la Julian " itself, says Rogers, who believes thous ands come t o savor • smalltown IHe and the mountain scenery as well as the apple products "It's a rural community that hasn't changed much in SO year s. That's not very common today. especially in Southern California. "People exposed to small towns have a sense of belonging here. It's rural, and that's Julian's main charm." The post sa id that su ch bugging was not Jimmy Carter's style and "based on everything we know of the Carter instinct and record on this subject, we find that ru mor utt er ly impossible to believe." Helen Meyer, co-owner of orchard in Julian, San Diego County, picks apples for the October festival which lures up to 30,()()() visitors to the town every weekend "It's like downtown San Diego at 5 p.m.," says Mike Martin, 38, owner of the Rongbranch Saloon, Julian's only pubUc bar. "We've had lines at the door all day, sometimes backing up half a block." Pup turns kittenish School prayer list fails to inspire One longtime m e r chant, 68·year-old Turk Sl aughter, admitted that business is so good, he h as to import out·of-state apples to keep up with the demand. Adopted by cat, dog. acts like one Carter 's f or m e r press secretary and his lawyer have said Carter is thinking about suing for libel. "H e finds it incredible," lawyer Terrence Adam son said after the editorial appeared in the Post. "They s aid they published a rumor knowing it was false." Adamson said Carter hasn't made a decision, but wrote thjs comment after reading the Post editorial: · · 1 consider the owners and publishers of the Washington Post respo ns ible for their Ii belous action and for their failure and refusal to rorrect it in a timely fashion." TORONTO (AP) -School trustees in the Toronto borough of North York have rejected a 27 -page list of new prayers and religious readings for their schools because they believe som e of the selections aren't spiritual enough. Lines such as, "One day I might feel mean and squinched up inside, like a mouth sucking o n a lemon ... " left Board Chairma n George McCleary soured. ''We'd be better off having nothing r athe r than talking about people sucking lemons," McCleary said. 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'22/'25 NOW SJ320 /SJ499 JCPenney HARBOR CENTER 2300 HARBOR• COSTA MESA 646-5021 --THE MALE MAN--- en unuau•I dlacount store ff ff f fffff OUR 10th ANNIVERSARY, ,:so~ SALE Sale Sale sa1e*' Mon.· Ttun. 10-7J Friday Tll t SatunlaY 104 ~,, .. I I ' "· s Orango Coast DAILY PILOT/Thursday, October 15, 1981 Fund freeze blocks bay cleanup plans J ust when it uppt.•;.1r~d Uwt u long overdue cleanup JOb on the s ilt chokNl L'pper Newport Ray was about to begin. thl.' walls came tumbling down The upproved S4 million pl'OJN'l was dealt whut appet1r-. to bt· a cl ea th blow I ast 'H'Ck when Gov . Edmund Brown ,Jr announced hl' was putting a freeze on S170 million worth of stal e pubht works projt•ct:-. Amung the fu nded prOJl'cb was u $1 J million rommitnwnt to help dean up thl' Upper Bay Brown's finuntial t>:<pl'rls said 11 is too t.•arh tn t t.'11 w hl'thl'r tt11s mone~· 1s lost for good This , .. as the second piece of bad news ret'entl v rt.·C<.'l\'Cd b' those inter ested 1i1 cll'amng thl· bav Near lv $2 m illion in stall• C t"e u n W ·at c r Bo n d f u n d s ear markt'd for t h e $4 millrnn proJl'Ct wt•n· put on ice when stute off 1 c i a ls r c po r l e ci they w r 1· t.· unabll1 to s('ll the bonds bt.'('<Htsl' of high intcrc~t rates The result of illl ol this 1s s 1mµle there i "n 't L'nough mon ey to bt:>gln. t h e cleanup project this fa ll as pl~nned. T he lsnfortun atc thing is that th1~ means t h e buv will be 'ubjected to another ~·inter with rain storms washing ~•It into the already-clogged ba~· I n!>tead of a forward move. the bav will be taking another s tep ba('k\\-ards. as it h as e;wh vear since 19G9. when hean rain~ turned it into a mud flat. · The news is <.•ven harder to lake because many proplt.' and a number of c1tv und countv agencies worked · so hard and s~) long to make the plan a realit) :-.; c w p o r t a d ,. a n c e d n t' <1 r I \' $200.000 in environmental studie~'> and engineering work 1n preparation fo1· the job. T he plan. meanwhile. will be s helved until economic conditions improve enough for the ~tal e to !->Cll the bonds a nd until Br own rest ores somt· order to stat<.· financl's . One can only hupt• that thl· tw~ doesn·l t:..ikc too much of a be:Jting this \\ 1nlt>r College pay • raise Full tinw instructors in thl• Coast Comm u nity Co 11 e g l' District did an about-face this month and approved the> sam(' 7 perC'l'nl pay raise offer the~ rejected soundl~· last June The unl' veJr rat 'c retroactin• to juh l Jffect ~ ""ml' 700 teaC'ht.•rs at Orangl' Co<Jst. Golden West and Coastline collegl'" LH~l June. t h t• ll"<ll'ht•rs ;.i pp a rentl ~· hopt'd to press the dis t rict for more I han th<.· 7 percent off er eel . Au I the fol low ing month. the di::;Lntl learned It would r ecei\'e signifi,·antly les' mone~ from the tale than 1t h<id ant1c1patrd. The news from SalTaml'nln led the distnet to tut its pa~ raise off er to 5 percent. As a state mediator stepped in this fa ll. the dis trict he ld to Its 5 percent rnise off er. w hile the Amer ican Federatio n of Teachers demanded 91 2 percent. T he dis trict fin a ll v r eturnccl to tls 7 percent offer. 'which wus approved by the instructors. 344 lo :'i l One might oh~l'rvc that the teache r s. in actepti ng t ht' 7 per cent rais e . werl' sensitive lo the finaneial problems facing the college district But it 1s ulso ltkcl.' that somt> ins tructor' pr eft>rn•d to put lht! 1981 82 pa~ squabble bl'hind them to prepare for negoti;,itions of a wider !)l'OIJt' Thl' s alary d1sputt• th:.i t just ended was the res ult o f a reopener tlause in th(' teachers· three vear contract with the ct1st rit'l . This contract expires in . June 1982. and negotiations for a nrw pact will begin in Februar~ The central conn1cl between the two sides likelv w ill remain: The teachers will st>ek incrl'ase:-. in pay and benefits to keep pace with inflation . T he district will d ecla r e its s ta te f unding is l i mit ed . and it ca nnot p ay teachers money it doesn't have . T hus. this month· s settlement might be seen as a short repriev(• . in the on-going labor difficultiC!, between the d"trict and it!-. inst ru<:tor~ Flight puts M·es.a on map Costa Mesa mad e h ead lines this week across the nation , th anks lo an egg-shaped gondola that floated across th e country beneath a 10 -s t ory -high h elium-fi lled plastic balloon. Su per Chicken 111 is what 1t was called, t h e fi rst heliu m ba l loon ever to fl oat coast -to-coast across the nation I ts laun c h poi n t was t h e athletic field at O r ange Coast College where pilots Fred Gorrell and John Shoecr a ft s tored their craft in a s hot-put cage until weat her C"nnditions were Just right The l<>Urnt'~ took 55 hours a n d 25 minutes with Super Chicken 111 settling on a remote isla nd off the Georgia coast after traveling about 2.515 miles via a jet stream caught al 20.000 foot plus altitudes over Southern California early last Saturd ay morning Cost a Mesa gamed fame as the launching point for two reasons: It was further north than the Oceanside launch point used i n two prior ill-fated attempts. a nd lhe folks over at Orange Coast College were eager to cooper ate. a Chicken Control spokesm an a nnou nced . , T he re.al glory belongs lo the two Arizona bu s 1 ness - mcn-balloomsts who made the hazardous and historic jou rney. • But the record books forever "ill note that the firs t non-s top. transcontinental L'S.A balloon flight originated in Costa Mesa and ended on Bl<1ckbeard Island . Ga Opinions expressed in the spac.e above are those of lhe Daily Piiot. Otner views ex- pressed on tn1s page are those of their authors and artists. Reader c.ommenl is invit- ed. Address The Dally Pelot, P.O .. Box 1560. Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (714) 641·4321 L.M. Boyd I Gold most wante d T her e has never been a time in human history when man didn't cov- et that metal called gold . No other tangible has been so wanted. Why? What is it that makes gold uniquely valuable? It's scarce. dura ble and yellow. Wha t else? It's diffl cult to ans wer this philosophical question without further lab study. I'd like to get my hands on a whole lot of it. To r un some tests. T hat pu b lic atio n kno wn as Lamplight IT lists the following oc- cupations, in descending order , as th ose le a s t appreciated by the general public: 1. Garbage collector . 2. care dishwasher . 3. Janltor. 4. Care waitress. 5. Newspaper re- ORANGE COAST Daily Pilot 11 ... 0~ _,, OIY OI tM YN f 11 Uf lllld le, ... , ( ... I Mew. AdOt•• tOfl'Hjllf!Clt~ IO ... porter . That can 't be right. The garbage collectors around here are greatly appreciated. Here's to Douglass E . Killgore - c link ! -of the Central Arkansas Christian School in North Little Rock. A Renaissan ce man. certainly. He 's the athletic director . coach, c horus leader , teacher and night watchman. Wha t .. bovine '· is to cattle . remember. "ovine" Is to sheep. Was none other than President J ohn F. Kennedy who said: "Forgive your enemies, but never forget their na m es." Thomas P. Haley Publisher Thomas A. Murpllf n• Edi.tor Barbara Kreibktl Ed itoria l Pag~ Editor '*;""'* --~ tA .,,.,. • ~----------... ----------------------------.~------------------"""" .- Whistlehlowers not popular WASHINGTON -Federal em ployees who see things going wrong and decide to blow the "'histle on their agency re ahze they won't endear themselves to their bosses in the bureaucracy Presi- d('nl Reagan has promised to protect wh1stleblowers who expose waste. mis- management or outright fraud. J wish him suN·ess in this venture. One whist leblower the president m 1ght want to liste n to is Victor Mc Kay. whose career with t he Agency for In- ternational Development began back in 1973 McKay saw problems and report- ed them to his s uperiors . his reward was lo be harassed continuall y as a "Wavemaker ... and eventually to be ef~ fect1vely blackballed from governm ent ser\'ICe. Mc KA V WAS assigned to work with foreign students whose education in the l'nited States is supported by AID funds The idea is that these "best a nd brightest'' will go home and pul the ex- pe rlise they have acquired lo t he service of their native countries . Rut McKay discovered early on that many of these foreign students were what are known as .. no-go's." A no-go 1s a student who is brought to this country to study at AID expense and then re- fuses to go home. Beguiled by the good li fe in America. they slay on illegally instead or returning to work for their homeland. A ID off1c1als have for years been as !>uring Congress that t here simply wasn't a s1gnif1cant "no-go"' problem Fewer than l percent of AID·subsidized foreign students failed to go home, the agency bureaucrats claimed. G. -JA-Cl-AN_D_ERS_O_N -~ But McKay soon realized that the no- go figure was al least 10 times greater than the offi cial AID estimate. His figures supported by investigations by the General Accounting Office and AID's own inspector gener al -s how that al least 10 percent, and probably as many as 20 percent of foreign students brought here under the AID progr am were not going home. The whole purpose of the program was being de· fe ated THE SITl'ATION disturbed McKay fl not only represented a waste of U S funds. which were being used to bring freeloaders to this country: it resulted in a .. br ain drain'' from the Thi rd Worl d cou n tries i n volved . The engineers. doctors. teachers and technt· cians who were chosen for ad vanced tr aining in the United St ates were not rt.'lurning to hdp tht•1r own t·nuntnes s truggle to move from thl' µrimniv1 cond1llons of c-olon1al1 .,m into lht> 20111 century McKay h<1d tht· audac1t~ to challengl' the Al D bu:-caU<.'l'dts figure'-. which were based only un t·onfirmed no-go's His were based on students whmw wher eabouts wert• unknown Al D c1f ficials d1smis~cd McK;i' 's c-;t1ma1es a-:; s peculation · '"That ·s hkl· s:.iying there were three pot smokers in Washington last ~·cat· because onlv thn:e "'t•r<' arresll'd M c K a ,. I o i d m ' a s s o l'l a l l' D n n Goldberg Whether" h1:. cst1m<1t1 1s cor- rect or not. M c Ka ~ s aid. tht• important point is that AID Just isn't interested in keeping track of the no-go popul~twn McKAY, a political appointee in the '.'11xon administration. wa-. "r1fflod 10 1974 . under President fore!, but \\a.., r..-. ins tated arter he l'hurg<'d that th~ elimination of his JUb "'J-. .,1mph a de~ vice lo silence him ThJl mc1dt him ev('n morl' suspcc:t. and he "' ... .., aga10 fired in 1917 on the C'-l'Use thal a m•w administration had taken OH'r McKay later was hired al thl' !ntenol' Department ·s Young 1\dult Lonsen-a· tlOn Corps, but v.as :.oon fired "'hen hi~ boss found out that he had been telling Congress about the A ID mesc; lie ha-· now taken his cnse to tlw court<;, Leasehold signers made their choic e To the Editor. Re . Resident ial lease increases Some of our residents feel, apparently s incerely, that t he Irvine Company owes them som ething. They say it is .. unfair" to be st uck with such high res idential lease payments. tl is beyond me how anyone can believe t h e com pan y owes the m something. F irst. the homeowne r agreed willingly to the lease in writing. He or she had the choice not to become a party to the lease. Secondly, recently m any homeowners were offered the opportunity to purchase the real estate and again exerc ised the choice to accept the lease. MOST OF the prior l ease h old pa yments we re tot a lly under the cur r ent value, and for many years residents (including myself) silently enjoyed the use of p roperty with extremely low lease payments. Now they cry wolf because this property increased in value. It is precisely this attitude of some or ou r resid ents that ha s caused our econom y and o u r total federal government to be in its present mess. We a ll expect government or the '"big'" corporation to bail us out when it is not fair. The fact that the Irvine Company is a large company, owns the majority of the area and is of considerable wealth. has nothing to do with the issue. The only issue is whether the residents have been treated fairly and properly. MICHAEL J . CHRISTIANSON Stude nt athletes To the Editor : 1 am writing to comment on a recent article in the Daily Pilot reporting on the court case denying the right of student /athlete J eff Wash.ington who was declared ineligible for football after tra nsferring from Huntington Beach High School to Edison High School. The court decision suggests that if a student moves Crom a differ ent school district into one w her e he is establis hing residence, the C.l.F. will certify him as eligible for sports. However , Ir that sa m e student moves fro m one high school to anothe r within the same school district he may be ineligible. \T IS TJME for the C.l.F. to decide w he the r it wis h es to es ta blls h regulations for residential eliglbmty that it really means to e nforce. or to permit student/athletes to attend a School O( their choice where they feel th y can obtain the greatest opportunity Quotes for playing time or vis ibility. I suggest you move in one of two directions. either, require family residential moves in order for a student/athlete to be athletically eligible at his new school, or remove you r residence requirements , MAILBOX and permit s t ud e nt /athletes total freedom to negotiate the best dea l with a high school of his choice. I t hink either approach is reasonable. but t he time has come for the C.1.F. to quit pretending t hey have residence r equ irem ents which they have no intention of enforcing, except on a selective ba:.is Make up your minds. and either set rules you plan to enfor ce in a consistent manner or rem ove such regulations and admit tha t a "free agent market" exists for high school student / athletes BR ENT MELSON TELEPHONE YOUR LETTER TO THE EDITOR See instructions below Gu11 control.s To t he Editor . T he best argument against gun con- trol is the single sente nce which Is the Second Article or the Constitution. ·•A well regulated militia, be ing necessary to the security of a free State, the right or the people to keep and bear arms, s hall not be infringed." My dictionary defines "infringed" as; 1) to commit a breach or infraction or; violate or transgr ess. 2) to encroach or trespass. The Constitution also pre · scr ibes the method for making changes. and when Article U is changed. I will support whatever change is made, but until that time, I insist on adherence to the entire Constitution, not just those parts which some of us care to endorse, ca sting away others which are not to our liking at the moment. Do gun controls work? l don't doubt t he statistics you q uote in yo ur editorial, however r think t he reason la • Lttltrs from rloders are welcome TIM right to conden&e lcflert lo fit appce or tlrmanoJc libel " reserved Ltll~t o/ 300 word& or lcu '°'" ~ given pr1ftrftlet All letters mll$1 include slgMtt.1~ end mo1lmp addreu but name. may bf withbcld on re- que~I 1f aulfacient r1ason as opport1u Poetry Wi ii n<>t bf publtah~. Lett••~~ "When the press l!! free and every reltphoned to 642'6QM Name orid ph<>n• man abltjo read, all la safe ." numbn o/ t/tl' Ct.Vttrfbutor mwt be Qilltn /ar , Thomaa Jt/lnti0'4 • .vtra/lcotion purpb$tt. • because those countric-. h.,ll•d h:n e JUd1ciaJ system!-thol \I.Ork Gun t·o ntrul in the United Stale!-> will not '''irk any better than drug control!i bec·;iuc..t· there. is ineffective enforcement ! TllOM/\S J R< >11~1.\~: To the Editor· The Daily Pilot of Oct 2 harl an important and appropriate editorial ·A S hameful Performance" (On thl' \•is1t of the South African rugby team 1 II sho\I. s up some of the mass media and some individuals who mouth ''human rights" for the bigots and hypocrites thev are. some of those beinf? Brown. Carey, Bradley and Koch. No I'm not a right winger I'm a lifetime moderate Democrat I believe in the United States I certainly wish the article could have a great distribution It's important lo me. These same bigots and hypocrites could be in a position that would deny me my rightful dues in life because I'm bald-headed ROY ~tlLLER Airport d e lay To the Editor It has been over one year since the Huntington Beach Cit) Council voted to give Meadowlark Airport an upgrading in its zoning to permit a new business. What has happened., We arc still go- ing through misery from low-diving pla nes. If the airport is going to stay. the n we we re tricked so that the zoning could be upgraded. The City Council should have put a time llmi .. on the zone change. Can they take it back and give airport its R 1 zon· ing again? J IM UPSHAW City olf1cials say that the ge11eral concept of the owner's plans for commercsal and mobile home development has been ap· proved but speci/tc plan1 hove not yet be~ 1ubmfttcd E:difOT 11111111n With the continuing coat of roedfl)' cradlcatlon Gov. Bro•n can atop blamlns "13" for hl1 bud1tt woes. G.J . Orange Coast DAILY PILOTfThursday, October 15, 1981 Pope's message offers alternate social .choices Commerce being what it ts. when o'ur com mercial news meCJla deign to cover the topic of religion the subJect.s getting publicity are usually crackpots and cultists. Strunge evangelists from ,....\ 1 .. f . 1-1-1 H-D-ffM-11--~7' distant Asian cultures, whose followings here are confined to pouty and pimpled adolescents, get more attention than the denominations which command the love and loyalty of millions of people. then It wouJd appe.r that the late, doggedly and dedicatedly Uberul Sen. Hubert Humphrey sitteth at the right hand of the Creator lobbying tor permission to beam down the liberal agenda. The pope goes considerably further than American liberals with their advocacy of Aid to Dependent Children, the major welfare program for the • permanently unempJoyed. Like bis predecessors. Johrf Paul preaches tTiere must be a material minimum for healthy family life and that one way or another it is our collective responsibility to provide it: "JUST REMUNERATION for the work of an adult who is responsible for a family means remuneration which will suffice for establishing and properly maintaining a family and for providing securit.Y for its future. Such remuneration can be given either througfi what is called a family wage - that is a single salary given to the head of the f~mily for his work, sufficient for the needs of the family without the other spouse having to take up gainful employment outside the home -or through social measures such as family allowances or grants to mothers devoting themselves exclusively to their families." This is a far cry from the Reagan approach of slapping kids into a nursery or other institution as young as possible so that the mother can go out on the labor market. This pope has been fairly criticized for his obtuseness about women. In this document he does much better and • :ihows he doe;~t to save the child by destroying~'"lnother : "It will rebound to the credit of society to make it possible for a mother -without inhibiting her fre e dom, wi thout psychological o r practical discrimination, and without penalizing her as compared with other women - to devote herself to taking care of her children and educating them i n accordance with their needs which vary with age Having to abandon these tasks in order to take up paid work outside the homes is wrong from the point or view of society and of the family when it contradicts or hinders those primary goals of the mission of the mother." MANY OF US continue to ask the main question of last year's election. Must we choose between Ronald Reagan's doctrine of truculence and crut•lly and Jim my Carter's inflation <ind 1Murnpc:ti:nre" The pope reminds u:. that thc•re art• third, fourth and fifth C'ho1ces, other and better ways that prom1s t• more lhun s plitting the d1fferen<.'l' betwel·n failed and undl"sir•1blc social philosophies. This is one of those moments in our hh;tory when any idiot with a million bu'cks gets ltstened lo with preposterous deference, but now l'Omes the Vicar of Christ to te<J(•h us that all prophets are not to be found on the bottom lines of ledgers. nor do they invariably come with M.S. 's in business administration. dressed up in Bill Blass suils. It took a while·h<1ired Pole living in Rome to remind us our national symbol is the bald c<1gle, not the brass cash reg ister. Thus it was not surprising that John Paul ll's encyclical, Laborem Exercens, dealing with the most important social and economic questions of our time, was respectfully treated as a one day story. Perhaps it is. Perhaps it will be ignored by the 50 million or so Am erican Roman Catholics and the hundreds of million more who are members of that denomination a round the globe. The pope gets his puss in the papers when he gets shot or when he is giving his blessing urbe et orbi to 100,000 of the faithful in St. Peter's square. The television never fails, every Dec. 25. to report that "the pope prayed for peace today." Film footage key to television obituaries LONG PASSAGES of this encyclical read as though they had been written by Teddy Kennedy's office staff. If John Paul were an American he'd be in the far left wing of the Democratic Party. The pope runs down the liberal check list and makes a gra~ite squiggle in every box: safety in· the work place. Social Security, minimum wages, h ealth services, unemployment compensation. the r ight to representation by unions and other professional associations, the right to a job, but not just any job, rather one that is "in accordance with the capacities of individuals," that is which suits one's training and vocational preferences. If the pope be inspired from on hi~h. • Television is at its best with death. The violent end of the great Anwar Sadat provided television with another opportunity to do what it does best, record for all time an event that will materially affect the history of man. If the Romans had had television, we'd all know exactly how Caesar was stabbed at the Senate. In our own time, the assassination of President John Kennedy and the subsequent murder of his assassin, Lee Harvey Oswald, have added specific and incontrovertible detail lo the story of mankind. It is frus,trating to contemplate all that has gone before that is lost forever. There are tens of thousands of likenesses of J esus Christ but they are all different because no one has the vaguest notion what Christ looked like. Too bad. IT'S SMALL consolation for his death, but we're lucky we knew Sadat. We in America would not have known this good man had he done his work in Egypt 100 years ago. Civilization, present and future, knows exactly what Announcing. • • Mary Ellsworth Jewelry and fine arts at the Newporter Inn has a new owner and new name. Our new name, Newporter I nn Jewelers is owned by Shields H . Krutzsch. formerly of B. D. Howes and Son on Vio Lido. ~lso to assist you is a very experienced, fine jewelry saleslady, Ruth Bushard, formerly of Weinert's Fine Jewelry in Fashion Island. We ofter an exceptional selection of fine jewelry, paintings and art objects. We specialize in custom design, expert watch and jewelry repair and jewelry appriasing. Our aim is to offer you the very finest quality and service possible. Please come and see us - Newporter Inn Jewelers Shields H. Krutzsch. owner 1107 Jamboree Rd. 644-0130 • Newport Beach. CA Joyce leather dress boots go everywhere ... beautifully! You get more fashion mileage for your money with Joyce leather dress boots Joyce designs them with simple. classic lines in the richest. most supple leather to add fresh fashion interest to everything from slacks to dresses. Slip on a pair and you're ready to go anywhere in style ,, I ' ,;, I I #14 MSNOM ISLAND, HIWPOUmACN 1714f M4-4JJJ Available in Grey. Wine and Camel #17 MAIM STllllr, ~~A CJUI 212·1671 kind of a man Sadat was. CBS News broadcast an hour special on the evening of Sadat's death that was a classic among television obituaries. We should all be so lucky as to have our ANDY RODNEY §i. lives caught, as Sadat's was. on film and tape for all time. In a sense, he will never die. We can always push a button and see him as he was, alive. Television is so good at doing obituaries that sometimes it takes the opportunity to do one when passing mention on the Evening News would suffice. The fine American actor. Melvyn Douglas. died a short time ago and his passing was noted at length on television news broadcasts. In all likelihood Melvyn Douglas was given more time than his importance to the world called for. That's a mean thing to 'it·rnltl. HANDYMAN SAWS s4.29 'i"U"t•. MITRE BOX WITH SAW say about such an outstanding actor but I hope he'd agree with me. The fact is that the networks all had a lot of footage of Mr. Douglas that they could easily excerpt from old movies, various award ceremonies and talk shows that he'd appeared on a n d his obituary in pictures made fascinating viewing. MY COMPLAINT is that television news seldom reports the demise of a prominent world figure in more than a few words unless that figure is an outstanding entertainer or government offi cial about whom ample footage exists in film libraries. I don't begrudge Melvyn Douglas the time he got and I'm embarrassed to be picking on him as so specific an example. but I do think it's an illustration of television covering a story in detail because it has good pictures. y. When Bing ~ros by died, it was important. He was a unique figure and the significance of his life exceeded hi s ability as pure entertainer. He was a true American folk hero. The three POWERLOCK® 25 ft tape ss.~~ HANDYMAN® SCREWDRIVER SETS s3.39 63-324 ne tworks ca<'h did long specials eulogizing Ring by excerpting outstanding performances from many of his films and televis ion braodcasts. It made great television and Bing desl.'rved it !lad someone else died that day. however, who was as improtant to mankind in the field of science. m edicine or law but whose life had not been chronicled in fil rn as Bing's had, the Sl'ientist. the doctor or the lawyer would have been dismissed with a line by an anchorman. TAKE, AS two examples. Margaret Mead and J ohn Wayne. They died within a year of each other. Margaret Mead was as important to anthropology as John Wavne was to motion pictures. but her passing was only briefly noted because she made the mistake of doing most of her great work off camera. One network , on the other hand, did a two·hour special on John Wayne. This all comes to mind on the sad occasion of Anwar S<1dat's death. This is television at its best. 'if.Hilb. SAWHORSE BRACKETS s1.99 ALUMINUM LEVELS s4.09 42·824 'if.Ullfi. ~~MEASURING TAPES 20~ .. (except the Super DoerT M.Special) I I I . \ Ale Orange Coast DAILY PILOT(Thursday. 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MOVIES 87 See Page BB . ,j New creationist-evolutionist court clash looms Second '"monkey trial' in Arkansas to · renew debate over origin of man LITTLE ROCK, Ark <AP> They called John T Scopes infidel. He was a ccused of l eaching schoolchildren that man likely evolved from other forms of life They found this contradictory to the story of creation as rt'vealed in the Book of Genesis. While Scopes' conv1ct1 on wai. overturned by the Tennessee Suprem e Court on a technicality, he did not consider lhe argument won ''The fight will still go on with other actors and other plays," he later said. Long after the Monkey Trial drama that lift ed him to Dible Belt infamy. Scopes' prediC't1on proved lrue. The curtain rises in December on a nother act in the long battle between C'rea ti onis t s and evolutionists over what children should learn about the beginning of mankind. Trial of an American C1 v1l Liberties Union suit attaC'king a creationist·backed Arkansas law is to start Dec 7 But S co p es would h a vt' difficulty reC'ognlZln g the battle lines of today. Creationists are espousing one or the aqwments of Clarence Oarrow·s ardent defense of Scopes that one theory or the beginning should not be taught to the exclusion of another. In short. cr eationism s hould be t a ught alo ngside evolutionary theory. C r eationi s t s ha ve a lso adjusted their aq~um ents to another abiding Judicial fact The U.S. Supreme Court found in 1968 that laws enforcing the teaching of the creationist view were in effect laws that involved r e l igion and ther e f o re unconst itu tion al T he First Amendment provides that "Congress shall make no law respecting an establis hment of religion. or prohibiting the free exercise thereof " To get around that barrier. creationists have ln ed to sever the r eligious elem e nt from ~reation doc trine as thev propose it for the schools. the theory is that the universe and everything in it was cn •ated. but it doesn't say by whom The current case 1s a federal one entitled "McLean versus the State of Arkansas " Bruce Ennis Jr. of New York, ACLU director. has dubbed it "Scopes II ·· But there arc oth e r differences. Scopes I wa:. 1925: the frenzy or the modernist fundamentalist flap: the furnace of July in a brick county courthouse amid stately trees: mild. bespectacled Scopes facin g c rimin a l punishment: two great leading m en -Darrow. th e agnostic champion or the unpopular. against William Jenn ings m t.•tamorphosed , creationist legal theories evolved. ln the 1960s and 1970s. creatwnist scientis ts like Henry Morri s. Duane Gis h , John Wh itcomb. Richard Bliss and others advanced an alternate way of construing the scientific data Their writings wer e consumed h) creationism 's discipl es. Ten:. of thousands saw Morris. a hydrologist who once chaired th e Virgi nia P o l y t e chnic l n s titutl' Civil Eng ine ering Departme nt . a nd Gi s h. a b io che m1 ~t . debate coll ege faculty evolutionists across the lund. on what seemed to be their own ground. Now the disciples speak of "<111ly an appearaoC'e" of age in thC' universe. explain geological form at ions by the cataclysm of Noah's day, see change "within kind s" but n o thing li k e l'Volution. Tht'y havC' e mbra ced the th eories of the move ment's unofflc1al chi ef justice. Wendell B ir d . a b ou t th e Fir s t Amendment . religious liberty. laws th a t aid o r prohibit rl'11g1on. and creationism in the sC'hools Labeled ··fu nda me ntalists," t h<.·y h av e n o s ingl e denomina tion a l 1dent1ty. but in c lud e Pr es b y t e ri a ns, Methodists. Lutherans. Roman Catholics. Pentecostals. Ba ptists and others. They have fou ght the evolution theory on local battlefi elds for mor e than a decade, rarely in national view Lloyd D<1le of Lemmon, S.D .. was South Dakota Bio log y TeachC'r of the Year in 1969 Ten yC'ars later. when he aired his creationist views. he was fired. llis laws uit contesting the action 1s on a ppeal. The fundamentalists sued the Houston. Texas. school board a nd lost in 1972: passed a new Tennessee law that was voided an 1975 , sued the Smithsonian in Washington and lost in 1980 . sued the California Board of Education. prompting a 1981 r uling that the s t a te would follow 1L-; 8-year ·old policy that l'\ olution would be taught onl y as a theory In th.c ir o ff e n sives. cr('at1omsts like to cite Mark Twain's iro ni cal s haft at evo lutio n · ··Th e r e i s a fascinating thing about science One gC'ls such wholesale returns of eonjt•ctures out of such a trifling investment of facts .. Wh e n Enni s t oo k o n cr C'alionist Kell y Seagraves of San Diego, on the "Donahue" tcle\'ls1on show. he was taken aback after wondering out loud whether the ark could have been b ig e n o ugh for whal es . Seagr aves shot back: "l find it The curtain rises in December on .another act in the long battle b etween creationists and evolutionists over what children should learn about the beginning of mankind. Bryan, thrcc ·l1m e loser for president and ardent advocate of interpre ting II ol y Writ literally. Scope s II . t981 · a s till-to·be-defined controversy: convenes in Decembe r in an air-conditioned federal court an t he five-story concrete U.S. Post Of f ic e in Littl e Ro c k 's d o wntown . no one facing c riminal pe nalty: m erely a Robert Cearley and a Philip Kaplan for the ACLU against an Attorney General Steve Clark and his deputies. In a statewide election three years after the Scopes trial in Tennessee, Arkansas adopted a law making it a crime to teach evolution in public schools The Tennessee law of Scopes' day wasi't scrapped until 1967, a f e w months be fore the old Arkansas law fell in the U.S. Supreme Court Fir s t Amendment ruling f avoring Little Rock biology teacher Susan Epperson. The court said : "The overriding tact is that Arkansas· law selects from the body of knowledge a particular segment which it proscribes for tbe sole reason that it is deemed to conflict with a particular religious doctrine; that is, with a particular interpretation of the Book o( Genesis by a particular religious group." In the 56 years since Scopes and the 13 since Epperson. creationist science • • ~ ..... _, - interesting that you put whales 1n the ark They·d have been much better off in the water." Creationism got a boost when Ro nald Reagan, while on the campaign trail, said last year that he doubted that evolution should be accorded a status any higher than theory. C r eationi s t gro up s are coast-lo·coasl Creation Concern ln <' o f P o rtland , Or e .. Cr eation-Science Association. Madi s on . Wi s .: Mi ssouri Association for Creation: Fair Education Foundation. Murphy. NC Today it seems a wakened. born.again movement. But the ACL sees a religious wolf in sheep's clothing. Ennis: "If there really were scientific data that supported creationism, that would be a plausible argument. but there are none. no single professional or ganization of scientists in America believes there is any s cienti fi c s up po rt for creationism." The pres ent case poses ironies: Of the ACLU's 23 plaintiffs, 16 are religious figures. The lead plaintirf, Presbyterian minister Bill McLean o f Little Rock, dec ided to oppose the law without reading any creationist scientist's writings. or 19 would-be intervenors who wanted to help defend the law, a majority came from scientific fields. One was an n Clarence Darrow. left. and William Jennings Bryan wer e protagonist s i11 the fa mous 1925 ··Monkey Trial'.' agnostic, one a Mu slim. Judge William Ov e r ton r ejected thL•m Rird wus one of their attorneys and creationists still ure seeking a way to gel Bird into thl• case. The new law was written to get creationism back in school in a ·· sc1entiric·· framework lo s atisfy the court's position and to use the ruling in Epperson as a !>word against suppression of c r e at1on1s m in the halls of a c ademia. In short, lo gave cr eationi sm equal standing in th e law with e volutionar y theory P aul E:llwanger or Anderson, S C . a respiratory ther apist who hclpc•d draft Arkansa s· law, got adv1«e from Bird and others to m a k e 1t "cons titution ally ironclad." T e a ching only evolution is "the academic swindle of the <:entury," says Ellwanger . "We wanted the most super.neutral piecC' of leg islatio n it was humanly p<>ssible lo devise." Neutral mt.•anl leaching both views. or neither. the same pos1lion Bird took in 1978 when. a Yale s tudent. he wrote a 66-page article in The Yale Law J ournal on creatio nism and evolution In a 1979 article published by th e Ins titute for C reation Researc h of El Cajon. Bird wrote "In teachang onl y evolution. publ i c sc hool s effec tively undermine the convictions of Christian students and prejudice unbeli e v e r s again s t Christianity ... Qu oting New T es t a m e nt languaJ;!e. Bird also wrote: "Requiring answers in class discussions a nd on tes ts that are based on the evolutionary theory requires creationist students lo let ··corrupt communications proc eed out of their mouths.· and the Supreme Court has stated that public school s cannot requi r e objectiona.ble dee I arat1ons of belief. .. Both sides see this case as an opportunity for ultimate victory . 1\flcr all , Arkansa s was the firs t stale to adopt the new fu nd am e ntali s t law , but Louisiana followed after making some changes in the draft. Other stales debated it. more will do so next year. A version has been urged on Congress If il falls in Arkans as, it's likely lo fa ll everywhere. lf either view is taught in a class. the act says, balanced treatment must be given the other view. Evolutionists belittle this kind of n eutral ity : Cr ea tio nism Implies a Creato r. Without a hearing and little debate, the Arkansas Sen ate passed the bill 22-2. The House held a 15-minute hearing and passed it 69·18. Gov. Frank White. backed by Moral Majority und Family Life America God in t he 1980 election, signed the five-page, una mended bill. H e said be hadn't read all of it, but that he had been briefed. / / ,' / From whence dtd man evolve? The argument goes on between the theon es of creat1omsm and evolution and whether both should be taught m schools. ,. ..... Susan Epper1JOn . biology teacher. stands at her desk m Little Rock, Ark .• bcfor~ •tart of Mr bolllif again.rt a 38-year-old Arkan.ta$ law banning teachlng of the theory of evolution. 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She has to make house payments and neither of her lous)' t>x 's give her one cent alimony. This follow . Chuck . told Ruth not to sell her place. that he would give up his apartment and help her with the house pay ment!-. Before he moved in he talked about marri~tgc Now he has changed hi s mind. So sht• is living in s in . God knows we didn't raise her this way. She sang soprano in the church choir Chut·k has not paid for a dime's worth of groc·t•nt•s won't even buy dog food. He purt1cs all lht• time. and Ruth s its around bawling. watlrng for him lo come home l'vl' tried tu talk st•nse into her head, but she won't lastl'n. We at'l' vel'v much concerned about Huth's two your1g daughters by her first hus band. Tht•y see the way their mother 1s living. It's u miracle their daddy hasn't taken t h em uwuy from her. We are a shamed :.ind worried. Do you have any suggestions'! NERVOUS IN VIRGI NIA DEAR VA.: Would you r daughter a llow you to l ake the children for a while? Are you able and willing to do so? Give it som e thought. Write and let me know wha t you have decided. I hope you can take the girls. Your daughter sounds too troubled lo be a decent role mode l and provide th e emotional s upport her children need. DEAR ANN LANDERS· I consider myself a normal 17-year-old high school girl. I get m ad crushes on boys, like to yak on the phone a lot and I love parties. But I have two major problems. First of all. I have terrible fi stfights with my parents not the usual kind. I end up by knocking the daylights out of them. I feel sorry later bcl'ause l love them both de<Jrlv. The second problem is that I'm about ill pounds overweight. I eat like crazy F.:ver~ time I pass the refrigerator I have to s tuff mv mouth I can't hold to a diet h('t a use I have no wi II power I ha\'e been rt.'ading your column for a long time. and I used to make fun of you because I thought you were so s9uare. ~ow I find m yself a s king you fpr some suggestions on how to feel better about m vself I um sort of ashamed of the wav I treat m~· parent ~. <rnd I s ure wis h I could lost' nbout 75 pounds Please help me. OL'T OF SIGHT I.'.\: SAVA'.\i~A H . q .Allll WIDEIS --DEAR SAVANNAH : You need a lot m o r e help t han I can give you. For openers, you are smart enough to know that it is not .. normal" to be 70 pounds overweig ht. Seither is it "normaJ" to beat ua> o n your parents. Start with your school counselor. TeJI him (or he r ) exactly what you have told me. If there is no counselor in your school , s peak to your favorite teache r and ask her to help you get some counseling. <She can check the mental health services that are listed in the phone book). See the school nurse about an appointment with a doctor who will help you lose wt•ight. Your emotional proble ms are undoubtedly rela ted to your weight problem -and vice versa. You need professiona l h e lp t o g Pt yo ur life s traighte ned around. I hopt> and pray you listen to me. Good luck. 1 DEAR ANN LA~D EHS 1 ha' e read man\· letters 111 'our C'olumn from women who · ha\ l' b('en dumµt•cl b~ husbands of long standtnl-! 20 lo 311 ~ear ... ~ever do I recall a IL·tll•r from a hu!iha nd who suf· fered tht• samt: fate Well. heres one ~h \\'If(' dct1clcd. art er 38 ~ ('(.ll'S. ltwt I ''a~ not uµ to her tnlt•llcclual standards In our s t a te 'ou don ·1 net>d grounds for ell' ore·<• ll"~ rail ed no fault · So. <\ht: got tht• houst.• :met half ol l'\ er~ thing I worked tor all m' ltfl• I am li\'tng in a furnis hed upartmt·nt She owns part ol ,1 .... mall husmess It-fl to her IJ\ ht•r f:Jthl•r and will ne\·er ha\'e lo n•t 1n· i ~ll'ST ret1n• in lhrl't' ,·ears and don't know \\hat I 'll do \\'Ith m;·sclf llo\\ dot•s a man in hi s fiO~ get lwc:k into circul<.1 · l ion·• :XO PRIZE. Bl"'!' ~OT TOO l3A O D EAR N .P.: Thirl~·eight year s or ma rriagc entitll•s a woman to ha lf or .,, .. e r) thing. If she got lhE' whole hous.-. she mus t have had a b ellt'r lawver -or ther<''s a lot vou lert out of ,:our lette r a bout the relations hip. · T hert• are ma n~ more women in ~·our age g roup looking for m C'n than \'icC' versa -SO. C'H'n if ~OU a re .. no prize," you ~hou ld have little trouble gelling back into circ ulation. In fact. ) ou will proba bl~· have to fil:!ht orr the wid<'"~ and dirnrct>('~ with a club. Pizza could t11rn taste One •of tht> firs t concerns of new mothers i~ the c<.1ting h abits of children. I can make you an authority in 400 "'ords or Jes:-; The more h .. •eth a c hild has. the less he thews. He or ~he will never eat anything that 1s good for htm gives him strong bones or t eeth makes him feel better. He will never eat anything that is gr een. llis first words will bt.' · :.i la carte ... Ile will nen•r cat · the s ame cereal t" tee A CHILO INH E RENTLY fee ls that the dog gets better food than he docs. When a mother pretends to love the ''hill' lumpy stuff in the spoon that sm ells. a child has a bs olutely no re<.1son to trust hl'r A chi ld will never eat anything in a sack with his name on it. Knowin~ this. I cannot imagine why there is flak ever v vear somewhere regurding s chool lunc hes. The s chool lunch has always been designed to give ch ildren the nutritional balance a nd vilamins necessar y for growth a nd <k\'elopmcnt that a child is put lo bed earl~ for not eating al home EIMA BOMBECK AT WIT'S END I S0~1 E CHILDREN have been known to enter high school belihjng in their hear ts that broccoli is something you plant on Arbor Dav for s hade Yet e\'ei·y year someone insists upon converting them lo nutrition despite the fact that nutrition ts what gets thrown out This year. ut tt school in '.'lew York a realistic administrator has declared. "let cm eCJl µ1z z<.1 " a phrase that ranks right up ther e with .. Don't turn your back on a 2 \'Car -old .. He has rationalized that pizza has all the baste standards to get students through the dav and wants it on the menu every day I say , let the man speak. He obviously knows children ONCE PIZZA llAS the sanction of school and pa r e nts. I fully ex pect a rebellion among them to protest they ar e being fed junk food a nd will demand string beans. Ha r vard beets and okra Sex symbol 'a bore' Q : M y dad, whose favorite TV talk-show host re mains Jack Paar even though J ack's been in retire ment for some seasons, claims Paar once made a movie with Marily n Monroe. Did be? -Arnie Marsh, Milwaukee. A: Yes. The brilliant Paar who used to spar with the brightest <and sometimes dumbest celebs in and out of s how biz> told us, "Right after l got out of the Army, Jack Benny packaged my show and I did a summer replacement for him. This was back in 1947. I got all the awards that year -and was dubbed t he 'Most Promising Star of Tomorrow ' Pf ISONAllTJ Q~&A. BY MARI LYN ANO HY GARDNER ..The n I went to 20th Century-Fox a nd made a picture with Marilyn Mo nroe called ·Love Nest' in whi ch J played her boyfriend. It was a big bore. l was glad when the s hooting was over. But I had to com e back for stills . We had a date for 1 o'clock, and I hung around until Marilyn s wings in around 2. bills and coos with characters over the phone, and finally gets ready at 4. 17550 GJJcue Awnue. IMne 1714> 957 1656 Clsnyon Plar.a. Anaheim Hills lmp4mal and Same Ano Canyon Ro.1d olf"RJwrslde Freeway (7141974 6802 A Otvision o( Lusk lnler1ors "Bul when tomorrow came I no longer had any money. a job. anything. Anyway. there was a deal made for me with RKO for three years a nd while J didn"t make a picture, 1 was paid every week. The management kept changing until Howard Hug hes came along. H e m ade everybody go into everything . "We sat down." Jack said, "and the photographer says, ·Gtab her and kiss her.· But I'm disgusted and can.·t. So he grabs me an(l says, 'Paar, you're sUpPosed to be an actor. I can see you can't stand this da me. but how about acting like you enjoy hugging and kls ini her?" • \ "Bring me a cup of coffee, the papers on the Benson erger, and a paperweight." HOROSCOPE BY SIDNEY OMARA Aries: Past errors erased Friday, Oct. 16 By SYDNEY OMARR ARIES C March 21-April 191 · Activities multiply ; forces tend to be scattered unless you are aware, discriminating and selective. New opportunities exist. fresh contacts prove stimulating and past errors can be erased. You're starting fresh. TAURUS (April 20-May 201 Additional sources of income , funding, money supply will become evident. Inventory proves possessions are worth more than originally anticipated. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Key is diversification! Cycle high, circumstances will favor your efforts. What seemed out of reach will become available. CANCER <June 21·July 22 >: Plans subject to revision . Last·minute efforts succeed. Closed.door meeting is on agenda. LEO <Jul y 23 ·Aug . 22 >: New friendships, fresh opportunities, outlets for creative endeavors are highlighted. Focus also on hopes, wishes. romantic liaisons . VIRGO <Aug. 23·Sept. 22 l: Significant domestic adjustment occurs. Conflict may exist between home and career. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 221 : Translate abstract symbols into viable concepts. Transform idealism into action. Terms will be defined. SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Hidden values are unea rthed -emphasis on credit r atings, banking procedures and investment potential. SAGITTARIUS CNov . 22-Dec . 21J : Project can be completed; be aware of legal rights , permissions . Added recognition due. those who doubted will concede that your views are verified. CAPRICOR N <Dec . 22 -Jan. 19 1 · Overcome tendency to be impatient where basic procedures are concerned. Routine tasks are necessary. Co· worker is sincere. can aid cause. AQUARI US (Jan . 20 ·Feb . 18 >: Emotions tend to dominate logic. Don't burn bridges. Member of opposite sex does care. despite suspicious circumstances. PISCES (Feb. 19·March 20): Focus on property, integrity, reappearance of individual who played important role in your past. HER'B MEN OUR MAN IN SAN FRANCISCO Is The .City off trolley? SAN FRANCISCO -Fashion .. news: Bill Denny, former investigator for the Public Defender who now digs for the DA, was spotted by Bill Cooney in the Fed'l B l d g . w e a r i n g a -b a s e b a 11 j e r s e y emblazoned with "SF Public Defenders Office -R easonabl e Doubt a t a Reasonable Price." That was easily topped by the cop wearing a jersey with "SFPD Homicide" on the front and •'Our Day Begins When Yours Ends" on the back. Yup. This is still Crazytown USA . . Assembly Speaker Willie Brown and Great Good Friend are off to London. Strictly business. of course. and deductible. THIS IS T HE entire item: He nry Puccinelli, pharmacist at Scully Drugs on Fulton, just filled out a prescription from Dr. Tuong Dinh Do of Clement St. for a patient named Phuoc Huu. Anoth er r acial slur, this time perpetrated by Banana Republic on Polk, which is selling Italian Army Bersagliari Shorts with the comment "They may not be much on the battlefield, but when it comes to style. Italian soldiers conquer all ." Laury Jacoby was touched to hear Gerald Ford reveal on "Good Morning. America" that the decisions he had to make on withdrawing from Vietnam· "r endered m y heart." Well. it's one way to beat cholesterol. FURTH E R MEDICAL NEWS: Having nothing better to do at the moment, Dr. Robert Hoffman of our town made up some brand names for placebos. You have your choice of Appeasequin. Canardium. Crockadro n , Dammitol. Del udium , F oo lemol and the winner - prevaricaine. Life in s uburbia is more than a smattering of condomiseries and "town houses" <there's a coinage): Over in Pleasant Hill. Mary Ellen McKey has been watching truckloads of dirt arrive at a vacant lot in the flattest part of town. These efforts eventually produced a mound rising 80 feet above the surrounding landscape, after which a big sign went up to proclaim -.. Pleasant Heights"! 'Tm a bit barned by that new ciggie ad, too -the one with a cable car and the message, "Kent III Taste Knocks San F rancisco Off Its Trolley!" A cable car is not a trolley , and "off your trolley" means you are bananas. This is the message? FASCI NATI NG R U MORS around Sausalito about a "suicide" group called The South Tower Diving Club whose members, clad in helmets. wet suits and s mall chutes. jump in the dead of night off the Gate Bridge's South Tower. A young man killed recently was wearing such an outfit, but officials scoff at the tale. claiming the span is "too well patrolled." The postal service really must do something about junk mail. What a waste of time and money: the Frank Barbaro for Mayor Committee mailed a wad of campaign material to E.L. Daggett in Mendocino, asking for his support in the Sept. 10 election in -New York. It arrived in Mendocino Sept. 19. Mr. Daggett died several months ago. The computers must be s moking Kent Ills . p·or SHOTS BY ASHLEIGH BRILLIANT I WISH THltRE WERE MORE TIME F'OR THE THINGS Tl-4EA.E'.5 NEVE'.R ENOUGH TIME FOR. Zinc could he harmful · DEAR DO CT O R : In m y o wn experience, a stu)born case of acne bas all but. clJsappeared after a few weeks of taking 3t mg of line dally, prescribed by m y dermatologist. I bope this lnformatton will be helpful to your readers. -MR. L. , DEAR DooroR: For no reason that I know of, 1 lolM my sen.ae of smell and t aste for tbe past lb years. My doctor pat me on sine and for tbe ftrst time I've noticed a deftnlte Improvement. How wonderfal It Is ., enjoy the perfame of a Oower -and tbe taste and smell of a seven·courte dlnner! I tboagbt you'd like to know. -MRS. N. DEAR DOCroR: I am 48 and bad been Im po&ent for the 1>a 1t two yea rs. Tll•Dklally, I took I.Ille daily. That problem laaa dlappearecl -I hope forever. -MB. G. DEAR oocroa: Nodd.Ill 11e1pec1 my artlu'Mll IO ••ell •• taklq IDe. I tWB It'• nea a puter dlleo•~ ..... Yl&amla E. Do 1• apeet -llU. w. DEAR KR. L., MRS. N .• MR. G AND MRS. W.: We ~~ alto ldd the tniUals oC T rou1 HEAL1H DR. PETER J. STEI NCROHN readers from A to Z who have happily acclaimed the results of zinc treatment for scores of different illnesses. As Mrs. W. suggested: She thinks zin-c is a greater discovery than vitamin E . That's when we become suspicious . No one drug is so wondrous that it can help or cure so many ailments. Perhaps we have overlook ed the value of zinc until lately . For example, concentrating more on the need fol' iron ; vitamins etc. But don't let's become too enthusiastic. In large doses it may be harmful. Dr. Sttincrohn welconv1 rtadM mail but '' '°"11 he con~ Pft'tonall~. lAtter-1 of widert mternt will be OMOered fn thU cUmft. Send pr quelttonl to him m car1 of the DoUJ1 Pilot, P.O. Boz 1560, Colfo M•to, Calif. • nn~. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Thursday, October 15, 1981 •• SINGER GREETED -Ella Fitzgerald gets greeting from First Lady Nancy Reagan as the president looks on. Ms. Fitzgerald ........... entertained at the White House this week during visit of King Juan Carlos of Spain. EST CLIFF PLAZA ___ ANTHONY'S SHOE SERVICE BANK OF AMERICA CHARLES BARR JEWELERS CROWN HARDWARE ) ICK VERNON SPORTSWEAR DR. LOU ELDER optometrist HAIRHANDLERS SAL ON HALLIDAY'S MEN'S CLOTHING HICKORY FARMS specialty food items HUMPTY DUMPTY children's clothing JEAN DAHL designer and better sportswear LAGALL~RIA elegance in fashion MARKET BASKET MES AMIES TEENS NANCY DUNN ANTIQUES NEWPORT BALBOA SAVINGS PAPER UNLIMITED gifts and stationers SAVE-ON DRUGS STOREKEEPER traditional sportswear VETA'S INTIMATE APPAREL WESTCLIFF CLEANERS WESTCLIFF CORNERS gourmet ware and collectibles WESTCLIFF SHOES XAVIER'S FLORIST Quality in fashion .and services wi th that personal touch Good meals. Good deals. -----I -----I -----1 ... I ... 1$..., lffll(ll : ~!!!!a I~~ I !~!'!I ::> nntvcly fried Clllcbn. p1u1 alnll•.....,.. I Kentucky frftd Cllicltn. With four rollt, • I •Ith flftHn 11itct1 of juicy, golden brown ~ 0 of col• alew, mHhtd _.111011 tnd grtvy, Iara• col• 11ew, • 111111 mHhtd potatou Ktntucly fl'ltd Clllcaen. Lllftll two otttr1 z 0 end 1 roll. lllnlt t•O 011111ptr11111cllt1t. ind a mtdlum g11vyi. Umlt IWll 011111 ptr ptrptrcllua.Coupongoodonlyforcombl· I Coupon "od only for colllblnttloll whit•/ I pij!CNH. Coupon DOOd on'YIOI comlllNdol1 I n1tlon wllltt/dltt 0~111. Cu1t0111tr P•P I dt,_ 0tdtr1 Cu1tomt1 PtYI eu eppllttbl• whll1/deRordt11.CUsto1111rpeyull1pptl· tll 1ppllctbt1111" 111. "'" t11. 1 Clbl• at/11 t•• I Ofltl •••• Octtffl 21. 1111. I I °"" • .,., .. OctoHr ta, ttl1. Offllf ..... OcloW 21. , .. , Prlttt Ny '"' •I ~ leutllM. I ,,.. ""''"'IC pertlclpftiflt loettlOM I Coupt11 .... ""' ill ~-Clllfefllle I ~ IOff ....., II ScMrtlltm Ctlrfomlt --- 1 --COUPON - 1 _____ ... ~entuckf l'riecl ~cbn. \o--• r .. l l l d • 1 I ' ~ I I \ ; . . I i ' Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT fTh ursday. October 15. 1981 DEAR PAT DUNN: 1 ban dechltld to buy 1ome lilereo speakers and wonder lf you have any t1P8 on wbat klnd to buy. L.R., HunUogton Beacb The two most comrpon types of s peakers are bass reflex and acoustic suspension syste ms. Bass reflex speakers are designed so that the rear sound waves are ducted through an open port in the enclosure or cabinet to relnrorce the front sound waves. The best or these s ystems are quite large, yet may be driven with a relatively low powered amplifier. The more popular acoustic sus~nsion types place the speakers an a sealed air pres- sure environment. Although usually smaller in s ize, acoustic suspension systems easily hold their own with their larger bass reflex cousins. However , they are also more power hungry and require stronger amplification. The sensible way to buy speakers is lo pick two or three that fit your room and budget. Then comparison test your two favorites by having the dealer switch the music back and forth between them so you c an compare the diffe rence. (Keep the volume constant. otherwise your ear will fool you and the louder speaker will sound bet- ter . I And always note the power require- ments to make sure that your bther compo· nents arc compatible with the s peakers you intend lo purchase If you aren't certain about this. your salesperson can tell you. Tum up the volume. Do you strn like the sound'' Is tl clean and clear? Loudness can tell you what time will do to your ears (and d1 spos1t1on1. so turn it up Then turn al down. way down. Can you still hear the texture and details of the music? Or does only a vague melody linger on ? You may not want to li ve with a s peaker system that has to yell to make a point. So turn it down. and give a critical listen. (;111 a prnh/em·· Tht'n wnte 10 /Joi /)urm /'at 1111// cul red tape. getting th1· answt'rs and act1011 you need lo .w1/1 •e 1nequ111e.~ 111 youemment and husme.~s .Wn1l 110.;r questwns to Pat /)unn. At Your St>T1'1C't' <Jrangt' Coast 1>01'11 /'1/111. I'<> ll!Jr 156'1 C11.~ta .Weso CA 92626 A s man11 ll'tters a.~ p<iss1hlt' u:1tl ht> ansu'E'rt>d. but phoned 1nqurne~ or lett(•rs not mdudmy the reader·s full no mt•. addre.~11 and l>u.~mf'~.~ tuiurs phone number n rnn11/ tlf' C'lln!lidCrl'd nu~ cu/umn appear!/ da1/y t'I 1 1•pt Sundal/' Greenberg•s Deli Announces The Grand Opening of a Kosher Style Delicatessen! * Friday, Oct. 16 * Hot Pastrn, Corned Beef, Kosher Salami, Lux & creameol Chffse Bagels. Meat Kfnshes, Baked Ham, Turkey, Kosher Dil Pldcels Catering Available Stor• Hours: 7 Days. 11-7 Fri. & Sot. 11·9 704 E. Balboa, Balboa, CA CALL: 675-4734 SPECIAL SALE 3 DAYS ONLY -SAVE SAVE SAVE EVERYTHING 30°/o to 60°/o SAVINGS· THE KING & I SHOPPE •FURNITURE •PAINTINGS •CRYSTAL •ORIENT ALIA •ANTIQUES •LAMPS •SILVER •RUGS ALSO: DRAPERIES. WOVEN WOODS. MINI BLINDS FINE JEWELRY -ESTATE & MODERN - INCLUDING. DIAMONDS. EMERALDS. RUBIES. SAPPHIRES. OPALS, PEARLS, GOLD CHAINS, WATCHES. NECKLACES, BRACElETS, ANO MUCH MUCHMORE Tllws. Fri., Sat., Oct. I Ha .. 17 .. OPIM I OA.M ... tP.M; OML Y I 7J7 WISTCU-. DA.. MIWPOIT llAClf FO IMPO CALL 642·9909 ~ ... ~----~----------.-..------------:...11 " - EMERSON CEDJlfG FllfS ECOIOMY 36 .. aa•• 52"11a•• Hae almulated woodgraln paddlH in either Brown or White. (Emeraon? He waa a poet waan't he? Are theH hie fana?) 52" In Brown or While with Antique BraH flnlah trim. CLASSIC TheHhavethe real wood blade• and3-apeed control. 52" REVERSIBLE ComH in brown with Poliahed BraH Un11b. 229!!s28 nGBT KlfOT DfLAlfD RED CEDAR Rlght here. ladlH and gentlemen, we have some tongue and groove 1trlp panellng. :Y1" thlc:k by 6" wide. (Hey. thl• l•n't a c:lrcua. alow down a blt.) 2a•• COVERS 35 SQ. f"T. TYLO LOCKSETS BY KWIKSET PASSAGE BEDROOM ENTRY 333 379 697 The paHage ha• no lock. bed.room baa a twi1t lock on one aide and the the entry u••• a key. ComH in Pollahed BraH finiab. GOOD , LIFB _.. ,;·1 • ..,.:r-. .. ~~ .. ~··41C• ""'~· ' \ ... - GOOD LIFE PAINT FLAT LATEX WALL PAINT 6 77 aAL. I a wear by Ihle. Don't want to pay for the big time name when I c:an get the big time palnt under the National Label. Get it. i LATEX SEMI-GLOSS EllAMEL 8 97 aAL. Matc:hH the flat interior latex paint. Eaay c:lean-up ainc:e ii' 1 latex .. ob. ob you apllled it again. JOHNS-MARNVILLE FOIL BACK INSULATION 23"x40 UN. FT. (7$.7 SQ. FT.) The higher the R •alue the gremer. the lnawatiag power. I Ilk• that. It 61/2" SUPER-THIK R-19 l5''x24 LIN. FT. (30 SQ. FT.) 23"x20 UN. FT. (38.3 SQ. FT.) ... 92¥4'' 2x4 WHITE FIR STUDS lx8 PINE SRIPLAP 22cUN.f"T. Roof aheathing. aub floora. ahlplapp1ng. (l wonder what "ahlplapplng" lookalike. it sound• obscene.) FIVE INCH CUSTOM INSTALLED RAllf GU'I I ER ONE OR TWO STORY I 77 100 FT. MIN. UN. f"T. LESS THAN 100 FEET 50 FT. MIN. 1 97 The truck pull• up. the back door• fly open. UNFT. and the gutter c:om•• rolling out In white or brown enamel and then .. the c:op c:ome1 and give• th• ticket. we're double pcuked. Pric:H are tor normal lnatallatlon on reaidential properly. RED DEVIL STANDARD LATEX CAULK . Thia la a very good prlc:e for latex c:aulk .. Don't b.lleve me? Hah. go and ... what it la elHwhere. Now you know. you doubting Thomae. you. 59tl0.30Z. WD-40 For aqueak1. aqueala. and aquawka (who I• he kidding? I know you ~an't uae tbia on th• chic: ken next door. It wa• a good thought. though.) I 2 7 ooz. DORO SUPER GLUE Glue. I bate to MrY thl• but I'm atuc:k for eomethlng fwmy to aay and you know that doHn't happen too often. folks. EA. Yesterday I asked . if we knew what vj doing with such 111 He answered, "S\ t t he thought it overl "the rent is paid. f paid. and 1 got a f · left over.·· What c' kidder. t WILSHIRE 4-FOLD AllTIQUE BRASS nNISB! ARCH SCREEll 1597 #475 Boy thi1 looke like aomething. Jt' 1 a free et anding d1 ju1t ••I lt up. (Watch 1omebody will prove me wrong. again.) 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Oaclllate thl1 morning that I mlaaed my train. MURIMAGE DECORATIVE You even getthe hmdwa rG (a t thia price they ought to ln1tall it). Each shelf can hold 350 pound1 (mean• my brother-in-law can't ail on It.) PREnNJSRED SOLm OAK WALL SHELVING! 7"x32" 1277 11 "x32" I 7"" 14"x32" 1977 18"x32" 2577 WALL STANDARDS 48" ............... . 5 .,., 72" ................ 8 77 EVEREADY ENERGIZER BAttERIES C,D,AA,AAA TWIN PAK, 9 VOLT SINGLE PAK YOUR CHOICE Batterle1. we Mll mo re batterlH than (you eald that already, ldlot. you eay that enry wMk. can't you eay anything new?) Set includes ratche t handle, extension. spark plug socket. nut driver handle, and a whole lot of SAE and Metric sockets. GElflE ELECTRIC GARAGE DOOR OPENERS eoo~ 1/3 HP DELUXE SCREW DRIVE 97?!s200 129~~880 NORMAL INSTALLATION OF OUR UN1T 5500 I-year wananty. Best opener made. mine ia golDg on 19 years with no problema. ===• PUROLATOR AUTO PRODUCTS PCV VALVE XSV OIL nLTER XSV AIR nLTER 99c 1•• 1•• Doing it yow self and aaTlng a lot of money i1n 't half bad. TRI-FLOW 81 REBATE OFFER More wonderiul rebatH. by maU You save up to Sl .50 on the 6 011lle. SI on 3 oa. Free1 stuck and froaen mechanlama. great lubricant. Mail ln coupon at the store. 3oz.l 33 soz.222 GOOP BlllD CLEllER ICOZ. 74t 3LBS. 222 Now you know how tbOM mechcmk• bcne nch d.a:n hand• after worktno in the gunk all day. MURRAY BICYCJ.ES MEN'S 26" BALBOA CRUISER #5022X4 2 Oh boy. for once I don't ha ve to tell you they have brakea. etc. e tc .. You'll come-in and kick the tlrH anyhow. -OR LADIES'. 26" MONTEREY CRUISER #5033 OR MEN'S 26° 10-SPEED ILLUSIONS #6476 YOUR CHOICE 88 ~~ QUAKER STATE MOTOR OIL 30WT. 76C QT. 20W•50 WT. 81 t QT. Ooea any of this come from Pennsylvania? (Don't tell the Araba, they'll buy the darn ata te.) CD-2 AUTO PRODUCTS GAS TREATMENT 15 oz. OIL TREATMENT I OR 15 o z. OIL DETERGENT OR 12 oz. SUPER CONCENTRATED GAS TREATMENT. YOUR I 09 CHOICE EA. The aame old atuff. hope II all worka. TELEPHONES ROTARY DIAL DESK PHONE Hey, we got color• (luv it. luv lt). ln Brown. Ha"eat Gold or Ivory. 1997 G.T.E. SWEET TALK FRENCH PHONE In Ivory with Brau tlniah trim. (Sweet talk? Used to be full of that back ln my college day,. Wha1 a charmer!) 39aa RECORD-A-CALL WITH REMOTE 22997 A twinc:G•Mtt• cm1werlDg m~hlue. Leta you CGll your phone number and get yow me11ag••· Wlll tctke up to 120 meuagH. Llmlted quantlU ... .. .. ' ·' .,., I . t • I 1 .. Qr(lngti Coast DAILY PILOT /Th ursdey, October 1 S, 1981 THE •·A~IL'' CIRCl'S "Mommy's going to broom the front path." BIG G•~ORGE b"/ V1rg1I Partch (VIP) ' ---- "Please excuse my lll·mannered Doberman pin· cher." ,..\H '9 .\ Dl' K •: by Brad Anderson DE:\,IS THE ME,i\('i: Hank Ketchum "I see 'Ace Brooms, Brushes and Bristles' are on the upswing." Jl.D6E P .\RKER =-~ RANDAl L FO"N~ t:=. NOl \.1Nl 'I A Ht HA5N'l MADE A Tom my s Dad 1s a doctor .. he ~ets them for NOTHIN LOOK .CAT, VOU NE.EO A REA50N ~ON'T JON GE.I SU$PICIOU5) 0 0 £ KE.PT HE.RE AND 1 NE.EO t WH E.~N l KEEP CHA':>IN& F'OOtl. I'LL 5HOW UP IN F=RONT OF ; TH£ SAM( M005E.? YOUR OWNER AND vOU Cl-IASE - ME OFF. YOU'LL MAVE. A Joe AND ~ ['LL HAVE. A PLACE. ro LIVE. ; 0 ~ 0 ACROSS 1 B<it•sh gun 5 Bunch 9 Stripling 14 Wine: Pret 15 ··-every Hfe •• 16Wroth 17 Ar111tery Items 19 Jabs 20 Enter111n 21 C111oun<1 23 Workool 24 More sordid 27 Valley 29 Peper~ype 31 HlOden 35 Mr ZiegtelO 370tnlfef 39 Htedttont 40Wlld0m 42~td 44 fwlrl 45"'91'dll'O 47 PrOINll lR 59 Asperse 62 Performed ~Costume 65 Taut 67 Kind of cofhSIOfl 70 Gobbleo up 71 Bard s river 72 BaH 73 Ordinary language HCoun1ry 75Gap DOWN 1 Grimy stuH 2 -Haute 3 Tried 4 ·-- Jive Jau classtc S Pr1Ye1t 6 But, abbt 7 SprlnQ 8 PrQPOunded 9 Drink 10 Shllldt 11 Gerden tool 12 F~ 13 bplOlt 111ndr* 22 Eallted UNITED Fealure Syndicate Wednesday's Puule Solved BU IS IS .. ,. IC l • p OS SE IO IN I IO [&IC 11 E • A l T AR t IT kl k IT R E M E N DO us $ I fj \~; •N ESllE IE ,.o s--IA II< 11s•8 o Ii) ( A If R I STOl A s IN I T I l f c P A P ( II -: L. DE II • P S T ,. • l AC e- :> ~ , S •Y A II 0 S I E w E S MUT ~' l S I ... ,. l T t N l l IO IG e I A lot p s E N CE A A I L. E S E II E E l 26 Grapevine 48 1927·28 28 French arUcle Oscer winner 30 Measurer 51 Floe :l2 Recurring 53 Worrywart 33 YM enO 55 Flbtf Root s 7 Bluuhl<le 34 Om1<'1 SS A wheat prodUC1 59 Stege 35 Oetfct 60 ~·· 36 ~Of tether Reno« f 1 PrepoetllOn 31 Ftt!Mty 13 Singer 1 2 3 4 14 20 '' Sanet1<>nt ee C°""*8 pc. 43 Po410n II Piii on . __ ..._....,.-..._..._ .... 259'11rt! , 4t KO count • Tiii PEA!\l'TS 1\\AfWE, YOU LET ME 60 TO ™AT SCHOOL AND MAKE A FOOL ' OF MYSELF ' Tl' '9 BLE" EEDS HUSBAND HUNTER'S ,HANDBOOK Been waitinic !or him to pop the question !or mort> than I 0 yean , Fu - l ure Bride? Enouic h i~ l'nou1th ! Tell him off ! SHOE SLUGGO---YOU PROMISED TO TA KE ME TO THE MOVIE TODAY oE-l•llf'lol...,,fl' ........ .,.,~.,. GORDO •·t :\K '\' Ml~kERHEA' 400R WHOLE FOOTBAU.. CAREER COUk.D GO DOW~ fHE. DRAIN BECAUSE YOU'RE FLUNKING ~61.ISH urtRAfURE ! l • ·~ f 1'19'1'0flM• Mc-IM' /(} I~ WHY NOT? GIVE ONE GOOD REAS ON TME:sE F£AM~S C:0\1- FINE US IN A TWILl&i-JT Z.::>NEf WHAIEVER POoSESSf.D 400 10 'TAKE A (.f)URf:E lll<E 1HAi ANQWAQ ~ ~~~'1.:=:::::i.l~~?~~~_:E~~d OK~~. VltA~t. rn~g U91'1M ~ ltO~ ANt> &U A1". 1N1'0 114£. CAR£AA. St01.0<,'l L.A8 ll>llEH 'IOI> t,t 'f IWS1tlf. ! , n ~~ Cl co If ~ 'O ~ C2:l ... . €) tM• u.illtO r ••I"'• Syt><11Ct1e '"' .,._ ·- FOR BETTEa OR t'OR WORSE by Charles M Schulz 1r: I 14AD TRIED TO !>Tl>P YOO, YOU WOULD ' HAVE MIT ME by Tom K. Ryan by Jeff MacNelly I'VE C:rOT FOUR GOOD REASO NS by Gus Arriola HE':!J i #E PICTUli!E a= a:Jli!.IAAI &;?).'{ LP IN T>IE AT/IC/ by Tom Bat1uk HOW WA$ 1 50P~5ED IO KNOW QOU HAD 1D READ BOOKS~ by Kevin Fagan c:::::J ~ MICHAEL lS A RAT FINK . MICHAEL IS A NERD F~E I~ I C:.VER SEE MIC.r!AEL PGAIN j t I WKffi"EVER If .:-!. IS THAT'S '-(_ ~J ,Jf UPSElilNG-)Q.), ....;,..> HONEY ·CCOl.01'{ > 8E.18filBAD I ; 1. Charles Durning: Enjoy ing the present, haunted by the past By LINDA DEUTSCH A-le-,....., Writer HOLLYWOOD -C harles Durning, an actor who waited for s tardom half his lite, was bas king in the glow ot laudatory revlews for his performance in "True Confessions," wondering if this moment· of triumph was worth the grueling struggles to get there. "I don't know whether I would go through it again," says Durning, the porJly graying performer whose portrayal of a corrupt Catholic businessman is a vivid addition to his gallery of supporting roles. "It took about 25 years for me to make a li ving in this business," he says of the climb which cost-t him a wife who left when she tired of trying to raise three children on $8,000 a yeat and dreams. "By the time I woke up to the fact that maybe everyone was right -I wasn't going to make it - it was too late," he says. "I had nothing else to go on . l had no college education . 1 wasn't equipped to do anything, and [ was crowding 40." Then his luck changed, and what might have been a life of obscu r ity became ·a classic rags-to-riches, a-star-is-born success story. But it ORANGE COAST COLLEGE PRESENTS COUNT BASIE & HIS ORCHESTRA "THE MOST EXPLOSIVE FORCE IN JAZZ" SU NOA Y, OCTOBER 25 8 P.M. -OCC AUDITORIUM Advance Tickets: $7.50 -At the Door: $8.50 INFONISA-MASTERCARD -556-5527 AN AM E RICAN ORIGINAL TSUIT CANIJICf. JJl':llCEN RICH ANO FAMOUS(R) l :00 3:20 5:40 8:10 10:30 I PRINCE OF T HE CITY (R) 12:003:15 6:30 9:45 ~ ' FRE N CH ~NAHT'S WOllANI RI 3: 15 7:50 Only Wilen I uu9ll(A) 1:00 5:35 10:10 r . • . • Faye Ounaway --IE DEARESTIPGI 12:00 2:40 5:00 7:45 10:15 C N~ E'.c~nomy seiti;,9JU · RAIDERS OF THIE LOST ARK (PG! 12:00 2:30 5 :00 7:30 9:55 RYAN O 'NEAL. 50 ... NE (R) & Continental OMde(PQ) OllL Y WHEN t LAUGH (Rl & seem• L.lke Old Times (PG) I Bruce Dern TATIOO IRI BRUBAKER IRI ~ I AM AMC"tc:AN Wl!"EWOll Ill LOllOOll ( R) 6 Heavy Metal (R) ~ IUUOIUl5 Of' TME LOST AIU( (PG) &. £lcape f'l'om Ablru (l'G) A UNIVERSAL PICTURE t 1 .. 1 UlliilrvtUAl CITY \1'UD<>\ 1-..c tlid not wi pe out the memories of hard tames what it took to reach the top. Durning's story begins in his native· New York where he caught the show business bug early, worked as a second banana in burlesque and, when he finished high school, enlisted in the army to fiJ!ht in World War II . "I was wounded very badly," he recalls. "I spent three years in hospitals. For a little while I was blinded, but my sight came back. I'd been s hot up in my legs and I had psychological problems which left me with a bad stutter. "When I got out of the hospital. I took some tlance lessons to strengthen my legs and 1 went to a drama school for speech therapy." He still wanted to act, but the drama teachers discouraged him. lie kept the dream. and after 11 years was cast in a road show of "The Andersonville Trials," then a few off-Broadway shows one with a newcomer named Robert De Niro. He was spotted by New York theater impresario Joseph Papp who put Durning into his Shakespeare repertory company. In 1972, Papp chose Durning to co-star in the ~ fOWAllOS '5J WfSYBROOll .... -., .. " ..... """''' o .. ..,. OIO•• • SJ0.440t HE WANTS W@UD TO HAVE HIS BABY ISUftT MTNOLDS PATERNITY ~ •• .,..v •• 1 ,.,I,~· "•-... ~ . .,,~ ,,..,. ~· -• "tr~ fl •• , • ...,,~ -- NOW PLAYING lDWARDS SAOOllHCk lOWAAOS f '"'•~81 \8~0 MISSIOllYllJO Mlll lOWUDS UISTOl '" '" v .. ,. <Q\ •no I""'" "'" \40 '<" EDWARDS Cl•IMA WIST IDWIROS c1•uu CUl!fR W• 1m ... ., ... e91 19)~ lr"I• ... ,.._. q19 "" ,UTT CITY CINTIR t~ 1r \)I t> 14 9lltl ... 11 ... •·J4tjil.fj .... ,. ····· BUINI ,IRK ORIWHN fiuH•,. I ,4 ~ IJJ1 .eMO OAANCl DRIWl-IN 01 II!•"" \Sfl l'J~/ BILL MURRAY ST ..... (Rl A R1t4UA (PO) STARTS TOMORROW ANAHEIM Anaheim Dnve· In 879·9850 IREA UA Movies H O <4022 FOUNTAIN VALLEY MISSION VIEJO ORANGE WESTMINSTER Fountain Vallev Edwa1ds V1eio Twin C1nedome UA Mall 839 1500 830 6990 634-2553 893·0546 FOUNTAIN VALLEY NEWPORT BEACH ~---,--Fountain Valley Drive In Newpon 1 ... ,..,.,.m .. ,. .... • ,...,.,51 962 2481 6H 0760 .. Ora11q1• < ... u.i. play, "Thul Chumplunsh1p !-1\':t'"" "l didn't k11ow \\>hat "'1 It 1 "I lhoui:ht 11 wa:o1 JU 'I a1101111 show .. It wu:. ;,1 :.111...i~h h11 1.111 1., m ttdl' Ourninj.( u star After th.it, ht• wal\ l<•Jllll'd Ii\ tl · Tht• St1nu. · · ··Dug l>a) \lt1·1 ""' ''(lUCt'll uf tlw Stardust Ha lit t1tHH Loo k i n g b a <' k 1111 " 1 11 JI • co11c10111i111urn or1t• of t \\11 111111 t' It Nt'\\ York and Los Ang1 lo·~ \\ 1 i. 111 Mary Ann Durning ~t't'!'. no 11 L'• Ill:. SUl'C'l'SS "It IS lut k It IS lll'rs1~1l'l1('1' Ill you've got to start with that · MOVIE RATINGS BREA Nt I.IN t U' A,IJ"-4 1A , .. •11•1 ••.Jt 1.1.-1 II t+I It !'I°'' UA 1110Vll ' (OWAllO ~ fOW/\RUS 11 , IOWAlllJ!, WWAROS (,1 O' C.:INEOOll1£ EOWAllU'i II HI WA Y ·~ \110 111 Ml NOW PLAYIN G COSlA MESA FOUNTAIN Vl\1 1 • r 1 t 1 't. I . ·~ • 'i jfi ,. COST A MESA El 1 ORO ORANG I ., ~f'~U • ,, ' t« .. llM!rJ'ill , • .t .. i.SU .._ __ ................................... ------- ~===@7.-t'- Jbuth Coast R ei The 81-82 St ·;1 .• Ith, Wilde rn ~· by Eug ene O'Nr • Americas g real1"'St explores that delicate yPt time between boyh'''l 1 manhood 1n a marvelously , retrospective of Amer1r.1n hfe -4+~ NOW PtA YING u Through.Octobe>r H Mainstage Curtain T11nt ' Tuesday-Saturday at 8 n 1 Sunday at 7:30 p m Sat. and Sun. Matinees at 2 :'o I rn Limited Seating Still Ava1labh• 655 Town Center Onve. Costa Me ... ' For ticket information 01 reservations. call ( 714 l 95 7 ·•tO.t A public service presentation of the Daily • Ho I I\ I L • II J I .. .. • Ir Pl 'If • t ·~ • \t;.} ! . .; ; l ' . l ' I . .. • I I I ' ' ' l I . . : . : ' I : j I I I I q . J : , j ; I . ' • j : I : ' . : : : •I .. . .. ' : ( . . < ' . -... ~ - < I n ( . . : . ' , ( . L c ; ; i .. . : ~ •I H : i .. Orongo Coast DAILY PILOT/Thursday, Oo~er 15, 1981 Buddy Ebsen 's 'Mary, Queen of Hearts' to open in Mesa 8 y TOMT1TUS Of .. .,..., ..... '""' Wht•n the NPwVQrl Harbor Ac ton Theater opened 11.s first producUon In February of 1980, Buddy Ebsen took the spotlight as the star of "The Magnificent Yunkee." Now tht• Custa Mesa t heater group 1s preparing tlb 10th and INTERMISSION lllh s hows samultaneously -and the well-known television actor is ag1un involved But this time as a playwright, not an actor. Ebsen's original play, "Mary. Queen 'of Hearts." will have its world premiere next weekend. and it's stricly a family alfa1r . Buddy's wlfe Nancy. the theater's managing director . is staalng the historical drama with their daughter Bonnie starring as Mory of SeoUand "Ma r y" wlll be performed on alternate weekends with Shakespeare's "Twelfth Nlghl." directed by Mike Lewis, through Dec. 13. The latter opens Oct 30 at the Actors Theater, 390 Monte Vista St.. Costa Mesa. Performances of both plays will be given Thursdays through Saturdays at 8 o'clock and Sundays at 2: 30. Appearing in both shows will be Gery Bell, Marnie Crosson, Rob Fahey, Terry Hagerty, Susan Kelly, David Natkin, Jim O'Hannon, Tim Ottma~. AJan Schneider, Rita Rene Stevens , Peter Stone, John Szura and Wayne Wat.kins. Cast in "Mary" only are Mary Davidson. Jack Holmes, Robert Knapp, John Mello, Everett Olemck, Wayne Mayberry, Christy Roberts and Alexandra Robertson. Russ Terry and Ben Miles f7 mo. "ta(', 1.5 mg. nicotine av. per cigarette by FTC method. will perform only In 11Twelftb Night." Ticket Information on both shows la being dis pensed ut 631 5110 Also 10 rehearsal for an Oct. 30 openlni is the ::.uspense drama "The Haunting of Hill House" at th e Westminster Community T heater. Art Winslow, pr~sident of the WCT board, is both producing anft directing the show. Monica McAllister and Lorraine McWilliams play the leading roles in the F. Andrew Leslie reservations may bl obtained by calllnt M·411J. • CALLBOAltD -Audltlona for "A Little Princess," a musical to be presented by the Fountain Valley Community Theater, will be held at the city's recr eation center at Brook.burst Street and Heil Avenue Friday and Oct. 23 at 6:30 p . m . . . ma ny roles are available for children '1 to 17 years old . . . those t.rytng out should be prepared to sing and may brine their own music ... call 964·5392 for additional Information. adaptation of Shirley J ackson's novel. Others in ~----------------------. the cast are Olive Beba, Charles Taylor, Marc LeBlanc. Franejs James and Thomas Huste. ·'The Haunting of Hill House will be performed Fridays and Satur days at 8:30 through Nov. 28 with a Sunday matinee Nov. 22 at 2 p.m. at the theater, 7272 Maple St., Westminster. Advance 642-4321 P.irect ar collect, to subscribe to your hometown paper, tM . l 'rJl-' tl1al extra ~J ure. ' . · l f ·rJf1"tac floH. rH easHrl' '~ ~ · .. Daily Pilat J • .. 0 i : • ., • i 0 Warning : The Surgeon General HIS Dttermtned That Cigarette Smoking ts Dangerous 10 Your Huhh. ' . r .. • Dally Pilat THU RSOA¥, OCT. l-5, 1981 STOCKS C7 CLASSIFIED C9 Prudhomme, McEwen, Muldowney: They'll all be.at OCIR this weekend . C3. Catcher .\like Scwscm of the Dodgers tags out .\lo11treal's \\'arreri Cromartie durmg second mnzng of Wednesday mght's playolf game. won by the Eipos. 3-0 • A cold reception may await Dodgers Frigid temperatures could give Expos the advantage after 3-0 victory over Valenzuela By CURT SEEDEX Of Ille D•llY Pf!« Si.ff LOS ANGELES Ask any member Valenzuelet on five hits. 3-0, Wednesday night. •he National League champ1onsh1p series as far from being over of th1: Los Angeles Dodgers what he thinks of playing baseball an frigid Montreal. and he will answer with a ratht•r c11ld rt•spon::.c. It's back to Montreal for gam es three and four. and perhaps five beginning Friday rvcning. and by evening the series at 1-1. the Expos have the igloo flcld ad,·antagc. "They (Mont real 1 have to play in cold weather. too. We'll see what happens." noted Pedro Guerrero "I t's 1 I They m ore or less neutralized us 111 th<.' two games we played herl'." t•xpl<11ned Garvey "We v..cre planning to get tv..o wins .. "The wt•alhl'r has no favorites ... added Steve 1.an·c\ .. We · v l' p I a ~ l' d 1 n co Id we a l her before It ., m•n'r a plu::. We JUSl have to put 11 out of our minds and be lake football pla~ers . ·Dusty Baker ad matted . Indeed. the Dodgers did have bcick-to-back ,·actora•s in mind v.. hen they arr1vl'd at Dodger S t adium Wednesday Why all this talk about the weather'> Well. thanks to u Chicago Cubs reject bv tht• name• of Rav Burras. who blanked the l>od):(l'l'S and ace Fernando The Expos had dropped 19 of 20 games s1nc:c 1978 in Los Angeles. including 10 in a row And. with Valenzuela on th<· mound. the picture Laszlo was'4't sure he would ever play Marina QB overcame broken neck By ROGER CARLSON Ot llM Dallr Piiot Sutt Al one time Ma rina High's 1981 football campaign appeared to be in jeopardy or going down the drain right along with the futurr of Ken Laszlo A veer as a running offC'nse. but you don't run at v..-1th out the rq~h l quarterback That was when the Viking su rfaced from a pool with a broken neck aft er slipping and falling head first into three feet of water Laszlo was being groomed for a major role in the Vikings' game plan down the road. but with has Junior season wiped out b y the anjur)'. t h ere were m oments when he wondered if he would be doing anything at all. g uiding th e Vik es at quarterb ack in '81 notwithstanding. "THERE WAS a lot of doubt," recalls Laszlo. "lt all depended on how it healed. I wasn't sure i"d ever play again." Now. Laszlo's neck. a nd the r est or him for that matter. is stronger than ever , and as for }>eing set back by the injury (a transverse process on the fifth -and sixth vertebra. but no spinal dam age>. his stats are helping to erase memories of a cage scr e wed i nto his h ead and attached to his shoulders. Laszlo has completed 38 of 55 passes for 709 yards and 10 touchdowns. while suffering just one interception in directing the Vikes to a 5-0 record out of their veer offense A freshman and sophomore starter at quarterback. Laszlo's future as a junior would have been as a defensive back with backup duties at quarterback. in the mold of Sam Aiello and Bobby Grandstaff before him. l ayoff." says Marana Coach Davt' Thompson. "lle's doing a good job for us and our r ec<.'ivers <Jeff Frandsen and Bob Critchfield for the most paru have made som<.' great catches "II<.' learns fast and as under control." eontanues Thompson, v.. ho has t ransformed the V1k1ngs from per<.'n nial also rans to p<.'rennial contenders since com ing to Marana in 1978. ··Ken h as good vision a nd pi cks up thin gs f ast. he understands football language. li e d oes n 't hav e al l the characteristic looks or someone like Fountain Valley's <Matt> Stevens. but he seems to be able to throw well e nough .. ALT H OUGH LASZLO o pe rates out or the veer. his passing ability is more like a dropback style passer. with excell ent range. Laszlo has been a model of consistency for the Vikings this year as <.'videnced by his statistics In t he opener against Castle High a t Ho nolulu. Laszlo connected on 8 of 11 for 205 yards and 3 TDs. He followed that with a 5-for-9 pe rformance for 96 yards and a TD against Newport Harbor, then missed on only one of 7 attempts for 119 yards and 3 more TDs against Bohrn Grande. ln three games Laszlo tied the school record for TO passes (3) in one game twice. In Marina's only severe test of the non-leagu e campaign - a g ainst Foothill -Laszlo connected on 11 of 16 for 131 yards and another TD. Finally, a week ago he went to the air 11 times, hit 7 for 117 yards and 2 TDs, but suffered his first Interception of the year looked that much nrighter But enter Burris. who for nine innings off<.'red an array of offspeed pitches and one or two fastball s that ke pt the Dodgers off balance all game llow tough was Burris? With the Expos leading. 2-0 and the Dodger offense limited to just two hits, Burris walked Guerr ero to lead off the fifth 11111ing. The base on balls was greeted with a ticker tape shower from the 53.463 in attendance. A force out and two pop ups quickly squelched the rally. and Burris proceeded to upstage Valenzuela and th<.' Dodgers with his nifty performance. "Very simply, he just pitched a good gam e." added Garvey. who lake most of the Dodgers preferred to talk about Burris' fine performance rather than the weather in Montreal "KENNY ACfUALLY gained weight and strength during the r (See MARINA'S, P11e CZ) I Gary Carter tfJ'ves p1tcher Ray Burri.11 beorl111g a/tef 3.fl .i;hutout 00 I thank tonight. he just changed spl'eds II<• was m oving his patches around The only fastball I saw was the onc I !>angled on in the last inning He u::.t•d to throw more si nker !> and fastballs ... C:<in'l'\' continued. Addl'd his ~ou n g cou nterpart . Valenzuela. throug h an interpreter· "Ray Burris pitched a great game better than I did. That happens How about the rest or the series? If the series comt•s down to a game on Sunday. I'll he read\' .. Burri~ got all the runs he needed an thc s<.'cond inning With one out. Larry P arrish singled to left, Jerry White followed wath a single to center. and Warrt'n Cromartie s mashed a double to right to bring Pa rrish home. Afll'r Valenzuela walked Chris Speier <See DODGERS, Page C4> Uphill struggle facing A's NEW YORK <AP> Down two games lo none with no margin left for error. Oakland M}.lnagcr Billy Marlin took his team home today determined to prolong the American League Championship Series against the N<.'w York Yankees ··We arc f ighters.·· said M••rltn "We arc a battling ballclub We 'll win Thursday and we'll win the next d av and th<.'n we'll S<.'C who's singing that song .. "Th a t song " ~a s Frank S1n a t ra's recording of "New On TV tonight channel 4 at 5:20 York. New York" which blared over the public address system at Yankee Stadium as the A's ran for cover after Wednesday's 13·3 shelling. But Ma rtin may be whistling past the graveyard. The Yankees buried the A's unde r a barrage of a record 19 hits the 13 runs were also a record including three-run homers by Graig Nettles and Lou Piniella. Now, New York goes for the kill tonight with rookie left-hander Dave Righetti pitching against Matt Keough for the A's. New York wants to finish Marlin's A's fast. The Yankees w ell recall last week's scare against Milwaukee when they won the first two games of the AL East Division playoffs before the Brewer s bounced back to win the next two and take the early lead in the decisive rirth game. "We've got to come out and go right after them Thurs day night," said Pinie lla. who came into Wednesday's game In the fourth Inning after Reggie Jackson strained a calf muscle. "We've got to show them we're going to put them away." When the Yankees staegered <See YANKE~Paae CZ) Burris: a hot plate special By ED Zl~TEL Ot tM Daily Piiot S~f LOS ANGELES Thanks to cheeseburgers, Montreal Expos pitcher Ray Burris was able to keep his head a nd his arm in the game long enough Wednesday night to give his team all it really wanted a split in LA. It was in the seventh inning of an evening game wherein a cool . autumn breeze swirled around C h avez R avine. making it difficult to stay loose if you were just sta nding around like Burris was With Montreal leading 2-0 and wi th Burris patching a magnificent game up until this point. the last thing the Expos wanted was for Burris to get on base Well. a lmost the last thing. But that's where he was after reaching first base on a fielder's choice and that's where he stayed for nearly 20 minutes as Dodgers Manager Tomm y Lasorda pl ayed a little musical mound with his relief pitchers. BURRIS ENDED UP at third base on a double by Tim Raines. Time out for a pitching change. Tom Niedcnfuer out, Terry Forster in Rodney Scott struck out. Time out fo r a pa t c h ing ch ange. rorster out. Ale1andro Pena in. Finally. after a whole bunch of foul tips. Andre Dawson grounded lo third And Burris, waving his arms back and forth to stay warm. headed for the dugout in search or his glove and a hot cheeseburger. After Burris finished up the fina l three innings to give the Expos a 3-0 win and what they think is a very real advantage heading toward God's Country Friday. Burris was asked if he was worried about cooling off during his stand off at third. .. At that time I was only thinking about being fully dre ssed and having a cheeseburger ," he said. BURRIS COULD NOT even remember when he had last pitched a shutout, much less the last time Montreal had won a game in LA. The last time Burris won a shutout was May 3, 1977 against Houston when he was playing for the Chicago Cubs. And the last time the Expos won here was in July, 1979. "This was very gratifying," said Burris. ''This was probably the most rewarding experience I've had in 8'tli years -to win a game in Dodger Stadium. I'm sure everybody came out to see F ernando (Valenzuela ) and they found a new star tonight." And the Expos found new ute when they must have leaal expected it. If this were tennis, you milbt have lo call il advantaae, Montreal. 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W ul i.h bl u:.tl'd i\ Bl' executt ves alt being footb.ill gro11111es" t111<I "Joekstrap elitists" "h11,t• t'h<){>l>l' tu 1i,:1101 t' ~ome Nat1onul Football Leaj:(Ul' tl·am~ while pluytna up to others Hunt won't return to racing Fonrwr formula One world ehampion James Hunt said that he turne.d down Ii S.' 6 million oHer lO n•turn to rnc1ng with the Brabham team re('enlly "I made my d ecision basically for the sam e reason that I retired self-preservation but 1t was a struggle," llunt said Jockey Angelo Troi.clair was convicted of bribing two other J<>Ckeys during a big payoff exacta race on Valentine 's Dav at the Nl'w Orleans Fair (;rounds Tro!>cl.atr':. attorne~· said he would appeal th£' wrd1ct Television, radio Following are the top sports e vents on TV tonight. Ratings a re: , • ~ , excellent; • , , worth watching; •• fair ; , forget it. 5:20 p.m .. Channel 4 ../ v ..t " BASEBALL PLAYOFFS: New York at Oakland. Announcers: Joe Garagiola and Tony Kubek. The A's have their bac ks to the wall after losing the first two games of the serte~ in New York . Only the fr iendly confl int:s of the Oakland-Alameda Coli seum and the pitching of Corona del Mar's Matt Keough ( 10-6) could keep the A's hopes alive. The Yankees will send rookie Dave Righetti (8·4) to the mound In Quest of the series clincher . RADIO Baseball -New York at Oakland, S.20 p.m ., KN X ( 1070). Basketball -Lakers at Detroit, 6 p.m .• KLAC (S70). Hockey Colorado a t Kings, 7 JO p.m ., KPRZ (1150) . FRIDAY'S TV-RADIO Baseball New York al Oakland, 1.05 p.m., Channel 4, KN X ( 1070). rf necessary, DOdgers at Montreal, 5 20 p.m ., Channels 4 a nd 11 , KABC (790). Drivers rap Vegas course , LAS \'ECi\S, Nev <AP1 Formula Une racing drin•rs from around the world have convt•rged on lht· Las V('ga:-. Strip for Saturday's inaugurul (';w:-.ars l'alact' Grand Prrx Pral'li<·t• began Wed11t•sday for the event at the twisting. 2 2 milt• trark bt'hind Caesars Palace Thal will be tht· ~1tl• of lhl.' se;.i~on·s final rnce. the one to dee1dt• th1:-. )<.'ar·.., \\orld Grand P rix driving championsh1µ Three clr1v(•r s. Carlo!> R l'ute mann of Argentina. :"<t•hon P1quet of Brazil and J acques L<tfftle of Fr ante. h;n e a chance to capture the \\Orld finving title tn the race. the first Formula One event ever he ld rn Las Vegas Reutcmann leads Prquet by JUSt one point and Laffite by six gmng into the race on a hastily built track that cnnttnued to dra" crittc1s m from many drt\'crs Wednesd,t\' "It ct he t ral'k i 1s JU :-.1 v. haL I expected -bad." i..11cl Rcutemann !> tt•ammall'. Alan J ones. after he turnC'rl in thc faslt'~t lap al an a\'erage or a litlle more than 100 mph in the morning session L<1 fflt e Jllltwd other drivers tn cri ticizing the track·.., .t foot hti.:h retainer walls that s urround <.'\'en lht• 1ns1cle turns on tht• course. .. You havl' no idea o n the 1ns1de of the turn beC'aust• vuu can't set' the outside," he said. "If som ebOcl)· spin:-., you C'a n't see lhem You must have very good reaction ' Mario Andrett1 , who s ays the Caesars raee ma) bt• his las t after a frustrating Formula One campaign this y<'ar lhat saw him earn only two fourth pl<icc finishes. agreed "The part I don't like is every corner is absolutely blind," said J\ndretti "If lhere's a spin ahead of you, you've really got to knov. what to do You've got to be heads up " Andreu1. like Laffite. thought the cour se. which has 14 turns. drove faster than he initially believed COMMUNITY COLLEGES CORT SEED EN Fullerton favored Hornets No. I in nation Fullerton College's surprising thrashing ot Pasadena last Saturday gives the Hornets of Coach Ila! Shcrbeck in the inside track for the South Coast Confcrenee football title. You don't JUSt walk all over a team ranked No. 1 rn the state You don't roll up 34 points against a learn which had outscored its opponents. 124-13. You d on't !>end a freshman tailback crashing through a n offensive line that looks like the Rams' and come out with three touchdowns and 133 yards on 25 carries But that's JUSt what Fullerton did last week, a nd the Hornets were rewarded with the No. 1 spot in a poll of the Southern California community coll ege sports information directors who vote each week on lhe top 10 te ams in the area. Whal's s o scar y is that the Hornets s uccessfully moved the football against Pasadena without anything r esembling a crisp performance from thei r quarterback, Roger Wilson. WILSON AMASSED some 70 odd yards passing a gainst the Lancers, although two of his passes had touchdown written on lhem. Can you imagine what would have happened had he been on his game" At an) rate. with Wilson as the field commander and freshman Larry Jackson running wild like he did against the Lancers, Fullerton should once again wind up atop the conference ::.tandingl> Also not to be taken lightly is Cerritos. The Falcons of Coach Frank Mazzotta have a capable quarter back of their own in Downey High graduate Micky Corwin Actua ll y, Corwin 1s a Cal State Fullerton transfer and he's been a n adequate re placem ent for J eff Tedford. who now toils for Fresno State. Against East Los Angeles a few weeks ago, for inslancc. Corwin hit 17 of 29 passes for 232 yards <ind twoTDs LAST SATURDAY, the Falcons downed a tough Hakcrsficld squad , 23·17. With Pasadena's defeat. Cerritos l4 0) moved into the No. 2 slot in the Southland poll. As for the final fiv e spots in the league, it's anybody's game. Mt San Antonio ( 1 3) showed its strong points with a 27·21 triu mph over Long Beach CC las t wcek . San Diego Mesa (3·1) upset 15th-ranked Santa Rarbara CC in its opener, although the Olympians gener a lly don't pose a threat in football . the results aren't in on Golden West (1·3>. which ha~ looked sharp in blanking LA Valley. 28-6. bul p<1tht>l1c 1n dropping a 37-6 decision to Santa Ana . and until Orange Coast College '1·3> find~ an opponent that isn't ranked among the top five. it's tough lo determine what kind of team Coach OiC'k Tucker has Grossmont. despite a 3·1 record. should stick to cross country. What this all boils down to is this· Fullerton should "1n the South Coast Conference, Cerritos will offer a ~Lrff challenge. and the re maining teams havl' shown signs that they could pull off the necessary upsets to throw the entire conference into turmotl • • MEANWHILE. in the Mission Conference, Coach Ken Swearingen's Saddleback Gauchos once again look untouchable. The Gauchos C4·0 l have breezed in every game except against OCC, which dropped a respectable 24-14 decision in the second week or the season. If any team can c hallenge lhl' Gauchos. it will be Coach Tim Mills' Santa Ana Dons. defectors from the South Coast Confer ence Santa Ana has rolled up the points (37 against GWC. 45 vs Los Angeles CC and 39 against Imperial Valley> behind quarte rback Bob Frasco's leadership The Dons did suffer on~ big blow. however. when the~· lost powerful fullback Cedric Turner for the season with lorn ligaments in the LACC game. Saddleback . incide ntally, has a rather <See FULLERTON. Page C3) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ************* N FL standi ngs : JOHNSON & SON z « p • • resents . . . • NATIONAL CONFERENCE Western Division W L T PF Rams 4 2 0 160 San Francsc 4 2 0 158 Atlanta 3 3 0 157 New Orlcns 1 5 0 64 PA 131 120 115 136 Pct. .667 .667 .500 .167 Eastern Division Phil adelphia 6 o o 140 Dallas 4 2 0 140 NY Giants ~ 3 0 105 St Louis 2 4 O 108 W ashingtun 1 5 o 101 67 1.000 123 667 97 .500 151 .333 156 .167 ('entral Division Mi nnesota 4 2 O 136 146 Tampa Ba) 4 2 0 117 00 Detroit 2 4 0 118 126 Green Ray 2 4 0 106 140 Chicago I 5 0 89 133 667 667 .333 .333 .167 Western Division Dt"nvcr San Diego Kan ~as Citv Oakland • Scaltle W L T PF 5 1 0 133 4 2 0 193 4 2 0 151 2 4 0 63 l 5 0 85 Eastern Division Miami 4 1 1 146 Buffalo 4 2 0 158 NY J ets 2 3 1 129 New Englnd I 5 0 130 Baltim ore 1 5 0 106 Central Division Cincinnati 4 2 0 153 Pittsburgh 4 2 0 141 llo us ton 4 2 O 115 Cleveland 2 4 0 88 ~'''°"-' lt•m• M 0.llas <Ch•"""' 1 s p m I 8UCl•lo .. 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Pete's Picks at 8 I j 8 :~ ~ Johnson & Son EXCITING il ! 26~1;~0=c~~. * New '82's * :i ! ~:~-~:':~ AT JOHNSON & SON ! \. • * • * • * •• -· ••• * * * • \rt * • * * * * • .. • * * * •• * •• * * * * * ..... * ~i *.*I* 'l ' ,,. • ( • ., Sunset runaway? Edi son favored ; Baron$' odds, are 7-1 ly ROGER CARLSON °' .. ..., ........... Before the season began there was a definite trend in thinkinl when the subject or the Sunset League football race arose. There still is. Nothing has transpired to change much - Edison is still the unanimous choice to continue its winning ways, Fountain Valley and Marina are considered the only contenders, Westminster rivals Marina and Fountain Valley for CJF playoff berths ~ith Huntington Beach and Ocean View stlll on the outside, looking in. Here's how it shapes up with the Sunset season beginning tonight: I. Edison (5-0). With a 27-game winning streak, the No. 1 ranking in CI F Big Five Conference and Orange County circles, it doesn't take much figuring to find a candidate to be favored for its own league. The Chargers are loaded in every category and if anyone can upset Edison, it will be the biggest story of the year. just above 1''ountain Valley, but their schedule has n't been nearly us tough as Fountain Valley's And the upcoming schedule is much tougher. For instance, Edison plays Marina a week before Marina plays Fountain Valley, while Fountain Va>ley duels Huntington Beach, then gets an e xtra day to prepare for Marina. Still, the Vikes have the ability and a tough veer to soJve, and with quarterback Ken Laszlo, a solid running game, receiver delwce Jeff Frandsen (7 TD passes already> and a solid defense. From one end to the other the Vikings appear to be without a sore spot. Odds: 8-1. 4. Westminster (4·1). The Lions are also looking good -a 4-1 record has b een compiled because or the strong running game of Herbie Campbell and Alfred Tauanuu, along with quarterback David Neville. The Lions have lost to Marina the past two years and are still smarting from a non-league licking from Ocean View a year ago. This is the one team which can break up the antic:iputed 1 2 3 fini sh of Edason. Fountain VMlley and Marina Odds · 25·1 5. Huntington Beach (3·2L Tht• Oilers gel a slight nod over Ocean View in the battle tu stay away from the Sunset Lt~ague cellar by virtue or what appears to be a stronger running game Scott Stier is a returning starter at tailback, tht> Otters' confidence i s up \\1th a three-game winning streak and Richie Carrillo 1s provin~ to bt· an excellent passer . complctm~ 58.2 percent of his throws. And. the Oilers arc saddled with a 28·game losing ')treak 1n leagut· play something they rt' ver) tired of Odds· ~ l 6. Ocean View (2·31 . 1'h1s 1s Ocean View's first vE•nturt· 111tt the Sunset Lt'Jgu1· un1I chances are then• wall IH' sonH rough moments m J l1·a~u· whi ch at thh timc: i11c·ludt•-.. Orange County's No I. :! u1uJ 3-rnnkcd teams, along w1lh Nu 8 Westminster Still. the Seahawks arl' ~1vc11 ;1 • shot at s pringrng a couvt.: of upsets, because of .Johu (leanle·.., passing. alon~ with snrnt' f1m receivers. Odds JOO I Quarterback Ken Major is hitting 69.3 percent of his passes, has no interceptions and 12 TD passes. Runner Dave Gerowc is averaging 9.2 yards a carry, Greg Eskridge , Brett Blanchard, Eric Ory and J ohn O'Callaghan are as fine a corps of receivers as you'll find and the defehse is better than a year ago. Emery top scorer in prep statistics Edison has size. depth, speed, coaching and an attitude that sets this team a notch above blue chip quality. Odds: 6·5. 2. Fountain Valley (4·1). The Barons ha ve a decided scheduling edge over Marina and a wicked passing game revolving around All·CIF quarterback Matt Stevens and receiver Joel Seay, in addition to tailback Rod Emery, the Orange Coast area's leading scorer with 10 touchdowns. The rap on the Barons is the fact they can outgain opponents by wide margins, yet sWJ be hard pressed to win, because of a lack of a knockout punch and/or mistakes, which nullify a great deal of yardage. On paper, the Barons are an eye-lash ahead of Marina Odds: 7·1. 3. Marina (5-0). The Vikes are ranked No. 2 in Orange County, Fountain Valley High's Rod Emery has taken over as the scoring leader for Orange Coast area football players, with 60 points by virtue o f hi s 10 touc hdowns -four of those coming last week. Other notable m arks in the area's statistics include Edison High quarterback Ken Major's pa ss ing numbers -61 completions on 88 attempts for 858 yards and 12 touchdowns, with no interceptions, while Edi son running back Dave Geroux's average gain is 9.2 yards per carry AlllEA LEADaU 111111111 .. , ...... _"'_J•l"ft> ,. .. , .... -to ,..,.., IC. Po4a, Male< Del .. '2t 1.0 SWNIY, El TO<'O 1:13 .,. • ' Wenrtaff, Eslancl• 10t .,, S.6 Cam~ll. WHlmlnsler !Ol Sil S.6 Emery, FOUl\t.eln Valley 91 j.41 6.0 O.ro1.1x, Ellhon 52 m '·' Hewtoft, S-lelMKJl '1 JM S.• Brighi, CO<'ona Gel Mar II l1I t-0 Marti". Corona Gel Mar o •t :m '-' Golfs richest battle Title to be settled at Pensacola PENSACOLA, Fla. <AP> - Pro golf 's tight es t money·winning race in 17 years will be decided this week in a four -man s howdown at the $200,000 Pensacola Open, the last individual tournament on the 10-mont.h tour. The 72-hole test began today on the 7,133-yard, par 72 Perdido Bay Club course with Tom Kite, Ray Floyd, Tom Watson and Bruce Lietzke in the chase for the prestigious money-winning title. OnJy $27,953 separate the four leading contenders. All four are cpmpeting, some at personal sacrifice, and provide this event wHb the strongest field in its 52-year histor y. ·Floyd had to make major adjustments in his schedule, canceling some big-money foreign appearances, in order to join the fight for the important seasonal titles that also include the Vardon Trophy and Player of the Year. Kate , who leads th e money-winning list and tops the Vardon Trophy standings for the low-stroke average on the tour, left home only five days after the birth of his first child. Watson, who hadn't planned to compete in this country again this year, had an 11th hour change of mind, beat the deadline for entries by minutes and 1s making a last-gasp defense of the mooey·winning and Player of the Year titles he has won for four consecutive seasons. The titles usually are decided long before the final tournament comes around. FIKus. Unlw rs11y )I ,,. s t Valenlt,MarlNI ~I 713 s) T•u•nuu Westm1Mler 41 UI '' Heall, C0'4a ~~ 10 7:17 •l Slltr. Hu<11lngton Bta<ll •• 711 •• Bro•n, MAriN l~ 113 Hlnr Costa~ .. :ioo • .,.,.be Lall .... 8HCll •J 1/0 •0 • , geme. P'•o"'9 (Mll•lmv"1 400 J•nl•I ,.i.or. n-P• P< "' Sltv1n1. Founuoln V•lley 121 st 17 Major, ECll...., Ill! 61 o M<Cenlll, ElllOll(I• ,,, )7 s SelbJ. H-llOrl HatbOr UJ 43 I LHrlO, Marina H •)I t AnckrSO<I, COlila Mew 11s •S ~ OouglHs. El TO'o &• 31 ' Heinle, Oc.ar> View 10!> 4' I WoocU, Corcna Clll Mar 11 s• • Neville. 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SKI PACKAGES FROM s109.95 DWPORT BEACH CERRITOS Loi Ccrrltot (4'nltt bt<wHn Hordttrom & S.eta Fuhlon laland bttwttn l1.1fTwm1 • ltroadw1y mas1 1802 £. btcJJa I Meclt-. o( liltwpoft fwy, •>1·•9<>- PULL!lltoR 2520 E Chapm1n .l ttlockl w. of S 7 fwy. • 870-'171 Orangv Coast DAILY PILOT/Thursday, October 15. 1981 'il11rley \Tuld"wney Lee Shepf1erd Don Prtidlwmme I Dragsters await world finals More than 300 drivers compete.at OCIR this weekend B\ 110\\AKU I.. llANUY 0t llW Delly 1"1141C '&.H J l'h \lit II Ill lop rucl, Raymond Beadle in f111in' c-ar aml l.N• Shl'()herd in pro stock all have 011(• ihm~ in c·ornmon for this wt'ekend's Wir:iston World F111:a b ,11 Ora11ge County lnternattonal H II ( .. Ml\ <\II h :•\1• \lrtually l'mchc.od Nat iul'ijll Hot Rod 1':-sutaat11J11 1'11arnpao11~h1p., in their respective d1vi-;1ons .Hid m•t•d only tl'I riu;1hfy ror the 16-car f111,ils to l':JPlUrl' the t'l 11\\. n ... ";11111• tlt.111 :ioo clriHr' \\lit converge on the lri.inc f.H·1ht~ Im th•· 1111.LI weekend of NHRA ,t< t1v1ly with quJl1r~ i11i.: ... e:.!>1om. for the pros at 11 ;1 111 and ;~ p m bolh J<~riday and Sat urday. Su11cl.n ':-f111,1I• lwj!in at 11 with the last race in the t11i1 ful'I t•.ilt•gCll ~ <ti llUllcl 5 :.l . T liis..., 111• fu .t 111111 thal the world fmals have h1•1•n hl'ld ,11 oc·t H. W1lh tht• demise of Ontario \1 ol n1 SJH'• d\\ ,11 < H'I H was <,elected Cor the 11.d '"11al 1, •I t tw r11 .t ,,ul't1 pn·stig1ous e vent '" 1•1 twirl I 111n1• tr .ll'" \f I fo '\ II,.., \ TOTAi. of fl.928 points with .I• ohllll\ \hht1tl ill ~l l"llllcl pl:tCf' at fl,055 and Gary ll• 11-i"1t 1-:1 '1'11ru tl11n.l .11 fi,1n4 In order for Allen to 111.1p up th• 11111 lh· 111ust qualif) for the finals. 1.111 h1· '•' 1 II\ 111 n11t t 111 lh1•n• .ind he will be ,11111111 tlu r ,,, 11\l's I» 1 a pt1111· the hnal race at (•<'I H S11:11L1 ~ , • n1ng (1thc•1 s f1 orn ttw lop 10 l'Xp<•cted to compete at lll'lH 11wl11d1· \hn1n Crah.im. Jody Smart, Terry. t'.1pp Sh11 (1·1 l\tuldo\\ 111•\. H1chard Tharp. David 1';11 t and I 11111 .id l\,il1tt,1 In lh•· f\111111 l JI 1·oupctitm11, Beadle holds a "uh-.1 :int, al 1·dJ.!1· m 1•r !\cnn~ Bernstein, 7,062·6,070. 111111 P111dh111111111" 1s lurkwg in Uurd place followed '" I ua \l1ll1•1, < ·, ct1g Epr>l'rl~. Hilly Meyer, Mike 1>111111, (iJn Bu1gin, I npp Shumake and Dale I' lldt• 111 the top \"I nou <:J .WlH·:N·s 1101.D on the pro stock title .i11111 otl'); al an 1·nd .tftN four successive victories ,111d -.1" uut nl lht• la'>l s1•ven sea!>ons She pherd has ,1rn;i-..-..1:d !Hct1 1x>inls t•1 H 673 for Glidden in second pl.Ht:' Otlw1 111 1111 111 o ,tcJtk top 10 include Frank 1.11·1111io. f'ut 'v1 u ... 1 r>avid Hutchens, Andy \l .11111arn111 Hub Jn,glf'-. Mark Yuill, Don Coonce 11111 John II. 'I'll '\111ld11v. m•1 ,., th• dl'fending top fuel world t'h.1 rnp11111 hut ht•r r 1·1~0 appear!. at a n end. 11 O\\ l'H'I , -..111• \\ 111 bl· 1111 h;-ind to defend her world 1111.il-. 1itl 1· ,., c•n lh•111i.:1t 'h" won't be the favorite. Ht 1 k '"th• uni-. 1111ml·r 11Ue holder with a shot 11 11t1 11111 trHI 1f \llt-11 qualifies. his dreams of ,1n11r lwr 11C"\t11 \ ,,, , •• il so 1•r<1sN.l n1 c· f , 1 '·,, r ti I'· , r 11 IC' 1 n t h e funny car c1101p..i11 11111 "111 ~·" to <!:I year old Mike Dunn of B• llfl ... ,., 1 t1111r q111kp• this year Barons, ()ilers collide r .. un1 .1111 \ :1!111 \ l ltd1 s Aarons try to enhance tlw11 :'\o l JH1~1t11111 1n Orange County and No. 4 'ult• Ill ll'w ('Ir ll1g f.'I\ I' Conference tonight as the llurnn ... 1111 uk llunt1ngton Beach to open the 1981 Su11:-c•t L1•o1g111• foot hall s+'ason F11u11t.1111 \ .1llt-} ·~ t 1 for the year with only a !'1 .I lo ... to 11nlwatt•n SI P;iul marring its record, v. hilt• H1111t1n~1011 lit>:1rh 1111 a three-game winning Strt'.tk, IS;!:! J\ it•ko'f 1: :-1 t f111 7 lC> .is is the Angelus l.1 a1•111• d11c1l .11 !-1:1111.1 :\11 1 llo\\I bt·tween Mater Dei .1nrl S!'nl11· NFL • • statistics DUNN IS COMING OFF a victory in the Golden Gate Nationals and is driving the Kings Ha waiian Dodge Omni that carried Ton Colson to victory last year in this r ace and is the car that holds the OCI R track record at 5.85 seconds. For Glidden to win the championship, Shepherd must lose m round one or fail to qualify and then Glidden must win the race. General admission tickets on Friday are $5; Saturday, $8; Sunday, $13. Pit passes are $4 Friday and Saturday and S5 on Sunday. Reserved seats, available only on Sunday, are $21. A combined cash a nd contingency awards purse of $324,400 has been posted. From Page C2 FULLERTON. • • impressive r<.'cord against Mission Conference foes The Gauchos are 42-9-3, with only Citrus College avoiding a losmg record against them. Saddleback is 4.4.3 against the Owls. Palomar is I 10. San Diego CC 2 7, Southwestern 2-10 and Ri verside 0 11 Saddlcback has never met Santa Ana an football • • • AT OCC, DICK TUCKER has had his rugged sch edule compounded by sever a l injuries. Linebacker Eddie Kesky has a broken finger, linebacker Craig Lindberg is out with a broken leg, wide receiver Gary Stenlund has a broken foot. Two other players Mark Gritton and J ames Davison -missed last week's El Camino duel with the nu • • • MORE ON FULLERTON . . the Hornets are not only the No. 1 team in the Southland. but they're considered the No 1 team in the state and the nation. Hank Ives' JC Grid Wire ranks the Hornets ahead of Butler, Kansas .JC, Northwest Oklahoma, Cerritos and Sacramento CC in the voting for the tC\p five. El Camano is ranked eighth in the same poll. while SaddJeback 1s ninth • • • ACCORDING TO THLS WEEK'S South Coast Conference stats, OCC. w'flich has played three of the toughest teams in t he nation -if you believe the JC Grid Wire poll actually boasts a better defense than No. 4 nationally ranked Cerritos. The Falcons are yielding 309.7 yards per gam e. OCC is a notch ahead of them, giving up 305 8 yards per game Why aren't the Pirates winning then? Well, they'r e dead last in both passing offense < 104.0 yards per game! and rushing offense (72.7 per game) . Clippers want Whitehead SAN DI EGO <AP J The San Diego Clippers a nno unced W ednesday they have matched Portland's contract offer to reserve center J erome Whitehead, who became a National Basketball Association free agent at the end of last season. Whitehead, the Clippers' No. 2 draft choice in 1978 after leading Marquette to the NCAA title, sig ned a n offer sheet with Portland Oct. 1 OUTST AH DI HG VALUES! 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That became evide nt this week when Tom Blackaller or San Francisco announced that he had been selected to skipper a ne w 12-mcler now in the design stage and expected to be launched in time ror shakedown practice races off Newport. R.I., next summer But hold everything Dennis Conner of San Diego. the 1911> defe nder of the "auld mug" an Freedom . will be back on the scene to contest his old fnend and rival in the international Star Class for the ri ght t o defend. DOES BLACKALLER'S entry into the 12-meler wars give any concern to Conner? "Not in the least." Conner told an interviewer at Marina del Rey where he wa!) on deck to give "media sailing lessons" as a promotion for the upcoming Long Beach Sailboat Show "The keener the competition in th e trials m e ans that w h ichever boat and crew is selected will be sharpened up for the defense," s aid Conner Both Conner and Bla ckaller Wome n sail in Gregory • • racing series Women sailors will see action Saturday when Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club conducts the Peggy Gregory Appreciation race, the fifth of th e current Orange County Women's Ocean Racing Series. Gregory was the founder of the OCWORS which features a ll-femaJe crews competing in Performance Handicap Racing Fleet yachts. Saturday's race will be around the buoys in the ocean off t h e Newport and Balboa piers . are former world champion Star Cla ss s a i lors, the m os t com peliti ve one·design sailing class in the world. Conner said the competition for the de fender's role will be particularly important in 1983 as the Ne w York Yacht Club. owner of the America's Cup, has received challenges from six countries -Australia, England, Fra nce. Swede n, Canada and Jt aly several of which will ha v e two or more b o ats <Aust rah a is reported to have fo ur n ew 12-mele r s unde r construction by two different syndicates. l CONNER REVEALED that the Ft Schuyler Foundation of the New York Maritime College h as two new boa t s in the pla nning s tages -one designed by Sparkman & Stephens and the other by Johan Valentin. As in 1980, Conne r will be in c harge of campaigning both a nd will skipper the one that proves the fas les t. Blackaller's new boat is being designed by David Pedrick. the brilliant young naval architect who served his apprenticeship und e r Olin S tephens of Sparkman & Stephens. creator of most of the Cup defenders since 1958. Pedrick designed Clipper. the boat in whic h young Russell Long of New York was runner -up to Conner in 1980 Blac kaller ser ved as backup helmsm an for Long in the 1980 trials. Despi te the fact t h at the America's Cup has been the property of New York Yacht Club since the yacht America won the so-called "100 guinea c up" fro m the British in 1851 , it has been dominated for more than a decade by Southern California sailors. Bill Ficker of Newport Beach was the first westerner to defend the Cup in 1970 aboard Intrepid. He won the right lo defend after an excellent showing as backup helmsman aboard Pal Dougan's unsuccessful trials in 1967. In 1974 the nominal skipper was Ted Hood of Boston with Conner as starting helms man. From Page C1 From Page C1 EXPOS • • • droppt>d 19 or the previous 20 out 1n Los Ange les. · · 1 persona lly feel like we owe thC' Dodgers some thing," said Dawson, the center fielder who provided the punch for the f:xpos during t he regular season but was l ·for-8 after the two gam es agains t Los Angeles. "W e wanted to win two here but WC'' I I settle for a s plit and get home whert• it's comfortable ." "The third game between us will be the key," said catcher Ga r y Carter. "Th e ir guy (pitche r J erry Reuss) has been going good. but he'll be up ag ain s t our a te (Steve R oge r s> .. Manage r Jim Fanning wasn't so sure. That is. ht.• wa~n't so sure that Rogers w ;1 s the E x p os· ace after Wednesda~ nt J?ht "R ay Burri s is our best pitcher." he boldly s aid. "It's the type of game he's been pitching for us lately. a lot of br e akin g s tuff. o ff-s peed pitches. he pitched a m asterful game ·'If we left here a ny worse than I I , our bac ks would have been against the wall." Fanning continued "I would be less than honl'st if I didn't sa y that there w as probably an ad vantage for the Dodgers tonight." And now. back to the freezer, Montreal. Canada . "We'll use h and warmers, heavy coats, heavy gloves. anything we can think of." said r·anning. Montreal's win was a credit to a bunch of hitters doing their hom ework It was like Spanish I and the Expos fi gured out Fernando Va lenzuela as well as anyone has in 1981 Said Dawson "We look at Fernando hke we look at any other patcher. T her e's nothing p articul ar!) outs tanding about him except that he's a rookie and he gels all of that publicity and everything " "We wer e flat out t here Tue s d a y ," sa id Warren Cro martie . "We'll find out if we've got the mom entum in this series come Friday night. "There's something about the Expos though. We always seem to play a good gam e against the bette r pitchers in the league." So now the scene shifts to Oly mpic Stadium with the third, fourth and fifth game (if necessary I s cheduled for there. "It was a lift to come here and beat the mayor of Los Angeles," said Cromartie. "That's what I rail Valenzuela." In other Orange Cou n ty competitive sailing, Dana Point Yacht Club will send P HRF skippers and crews out on the seventh race of the Dana Point Series. DODGERS LOSE • • • Southern Calllornle Y•c"'tn9 As-lallo" <•letM&er. La ........ "-hecll L°"9 llNc:ll Yk'.llt Chit> -Is!-Sffle1 9 & IC CLone "'°'"'-, .. Un\) SMuro.y, Sunel•Y. Llttle Slllp1 Fleel -P'•ll '"""•tlonal, S.lurNy. SUndlly. CMrlUo IHcll Yec:M Chit> -P:•ll Serles Ce ll ci.uesl ~y. ...... ~ ... ., Kint t4-Y..:hl Chit> -Co-e·s s.bo1 r•c•, S•hirel•y; 1"•11 lle9aua Cne-e1u19n) klllrdly, Swldey. SMt• MolllUI YKlll Club -Triple Or- 51•10f!1 101911 Thorpe S.•ltsl S.ture1ay. C:.lltotflla Va<hl Club -OM O.tlon fleo-tta, S.IW-O.y, SUndey. P•I• 'V9'\'lft Vacllt Club Fall 11....,a (keel llMH) SU!ldly. 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Arter the game, the Dodger dressing room looked m ore like a convention of w eather rorecaste:rs. Only maps with bit Hs and Ls were missing. "Regardless of the weather. the key ror us is Just to play food. solid bascbaJJ. ,Besides, • 've played An $pow before. It once rainfd. I~ and anowed in a gmne I played at Michigan State I think it was against Purdue." Garvey added. He didn't say what sport he was playing, however. Raines. who we nt 3 for 5 on the evening, felt the Expos have the big advantage now. "The whole year's been cold up there. I don't think it'll make that much difference to us," he said . Counte red flick Monday: "Whatever the weather is, we both have to play in it. ~·The key In Mont real ts the first gam e," explained Baker, whose throwing error in the sixth inning alJowed the Expos' third and final run to score. "I Just hope we can put the weather out of our minds and play baseball. I'm going to watch the weather rtp0rt tonight and see so I'll know how tit> dred. 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II • m •nel l p m Pro QU41lllyl"lj SATURDAY'S SCHEDULE I • m 6 pm Tlme t r.•ts •nd qualfly1n9 11 a m •"O 3 p m . pro q1u llfyln9 I p m First ro uno ellmln•t.oni tn sto<9'. •uper \toe:• •nd moo111..i SUNDAY'S SCHEDULE 9 • m -to •.m. -Tl-tri.rs tot QU411111eo (I r\ 11 . m.-! p.m -F iMI ~llMINtUon' Oak Tree WEDNESDAY'S ltESULTS c '"~ _. J2ey _....,..,..,. ..-t1.,.1 ""ST RACE..• turtonvs !>nooHulO• (Toro) IC.JO 4.40 J,«) Olset•I• VotYet CMcH••-l s 60 l 40 Foe FU' IP•nc•y) 2 IO Aho rac.O La Prlr>c.sw, litlte Miu Ecno, N0t1nern L•u , Riv• Olv, Don't HCHlfY. c-t Your C..r<ls, Olr• Prom...., Time I II SECOND llACl I 1116 mlle1 AMlt\ LAt1l IUP'Qml 1t 00 11 00 • 60 Pr<>vle1H11i.1 CP•nceyJ 4 IO J.00 !>outllern Grltr COll•¥H) J IO AIMI r«ed 0on Won Over Ancl U.-r, ~ '" lluli.11 Bun C.,_ro s Ruler. ChHat-~ limo. t·~. l.I OAILVDOUBLl 1•·11 W •OllS1 «) TH I llD ltACE. 6 hrr•onv• Bellttlsi. CMcHw-l 11 80 6 80 s oo Trlplo MK" CH•wley> • 10 l JO Aeve•n o.-n CC.p.talrw> l l 60 AIMI r«llC! Hl!jtl Cellber, Wind"°' G•ll. S.at>r~re Payoff, Borrowoel Meld, Buntin Pllll, Allant• C.11, t'O Be Prouo, Orlentat Dolly, BOIO Clncly Time 1 II JIS FOU "™ RACE.'"' lurtonv• V•l•"tl,,. Lew CPlncay) 7 .40 J 40 1.10 Real Soul IMcC•rronl J JO J 10 Cl•mor IMMque1) l.60 Also raced. Lye.on, Mar~e1 Cll•mp. Time . 1 161'S. ""'" ltACE. •Vr turtonvs A Mom .... 1 In l imo CHawl~I •.JO •.40 l JO Bl9 Ser..., CMcHW-1 8 40 S.IO Penru CU~ml t 20 AIMI rec:eel. Emtienn•tlc. Tri-'''· H•'s • 11"'9. Go Tell Bonnie, Ono Oueo Tlm1t; I." llS. U EXACT A 17-71 paid $1 tJ SO Silt TH ltACE. W> IU'l0tn9S. Fr" lte.llty IC.st......,.> I.JO S 00 J.60 Z•mperlnl {SlbHle) 1 S 40 6.20 Sclrl1>9 01_, IM<H•-1 l .00 Also raced. -c-. Gle.rn, F .... ,.,., Prlcle, Bold Sunslllne. Firehouse Five Ricll '" Hope, Menk•\lrl'. Pe•k O Fto,-f'S<enc~, Recteel T tme 1 16 4/S SEVENTH ltACl. •Y> l11rtonvson turl Tr•mmel Luck CTorol • 10 l 60 1 10 Tell.round (Hafris) l 00 1 «> 0.><•ro CCM1A.-.1 1 JO Aho r....i· Senwc1on•1 Guy uUQhlno Boy, Jetzlet, KheduYe. Time. I ll 41S. SJ IEJIACTA !•11 N id \lt SO U P'ICIC Siii (1·~4-1·~•) N IO Ut,,...20 Wltll OM wlMlnv ticket (Sia ,..,, ..... '2 Pick Sia COlltot.ilon N IO ...... «)will\ 4l wlM1"9 tlekels CllYe "°'Hsi S<r•tcll co,,•Ol•tlon palel SA"-«> wl"' one wlnnlnv ticket !lour "°""' llnd •.er Mell>. !EIGHTH ltACE. 1 l/16mlles Prlno Spellbound CCHtelled•I 1 60 •.40 l.60 Mutte•lnv ( Pincay) s.oo 3 JO $pMd B..-er CHewlrtl l.00 Also raced: Oural>le, Eruptive, TllrM Docs, Reel Current, Bar9aln 8•1cony, Variqul\11, Mill Stre•m Time I Ql/S NINTH ltACE. I 11"mllu Col•ck• cTorol u «> s JO l .60 SllUffllnv ""-CMcC.rron> 3 JO UO Dell911todly C<:Bi.....,.J • 60 Also raced L-1"9 O.oncor, H-Mlen, C•w Ettr .. I .. Bn,,,l'I Tl'lrOUQt>. P-WWII, Petit• Nlald, A SI¥ A1tracllon, SNYM McGuire. Oc•an Sunwl. Time. 1·a llS. U CXACTA !M l paiel '108 00 Atte-•. 16,»A. Hollywood Perk WCDNESO&V'S ltESUL n IU.al St ........ "--• .....tlfll) P'l ltST ltACE. One mile PK• Slly 8ucll-ll>nc>nwr> 1c.oo s.oo s 10 Otew• E ....... CEV4H>SI • '° uo C•ro10 Kkl IL°"90l s.ao AllO •«.cl. Fr01ty CNrln, Able W•Y N, Jemes Rhythm, LI.-L.acl, Llr•rel Llot . Henover St¥. HC1flllo Nlyslery Time: 1:003/S •• SJ CJIACTA (7·31 palO $141 60 SICOND ltACI'.. One mlle trot. S-t Nettle Lou l~rrenl S.IO UO 1.ao 1111•11 N C""*"°"l 9.00 UO SmOlly Rael (~1'1111) UO • Alto raced: Nolan t4at1over, De¥ Sir, 'l'anll .. ~ eom.nc11e Ablle, C•U9M ltlMdlf'IO,T..,._ Tim.: t:°' 1/S. ~Nt•D 1'ACa. ON mlle PK•· AM'l'I Cllf'll (kNutl 4 <IC> 3.40 t.IO Mlllerkk (~INl'll I I 00 s 00 Mon .. ,.,y lfwu I f'Mef"Mfll lM Al .. r~: f<lylf'IO Tff'IY•, ~ LAMle, krAl'll .. lf'lt ltall, Cknlle L• hlla, Stln eac11,, Hllftlene.o,cr......,•S••· T!Me:J,a., at aXACTA C•1> _..Cl ff1 00 lllOVllT'M 1tka. ONINl•1111<a. 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Cl'teelly L-11 Time. 1 00 llS U Ell ACTA 11 SI palO Uol 90 Allencl.,.ce •. '96. Australlan Indoor •• , s.-.. ••tr•ll•) s.c-........ ""''" Jolln M(Entoe Clel Roel Frewley •-1, 7·S, Vol•• Gen.la1hs 0.1 8 n.co MenMln, • I,._, Women's tournament (•I o-flelel leac~. f<I•.) ~lnl ..... ,... ""''" (nrtJ Ewrt Lloyd Clff Kell\y Ho,...alll, ._I. i..J, Sylv .. HMlka CMI Yvon"" Vermul<. • •, • 1 Ros~ Cawti de• Joyce Por1m.n, •·l. l •. • l S«eftCI 11.,."4 Sl ... 1•• Pam !>llrlvor Clft Wenoy Wllllo, ._,, ._,, Anne Wllfle Otl !>ue Barke• • ._3, 2-4, M , Bonni• G.OUWI< oet Kato L•l"am, 6 1, i..1. • 3 Women's lournament C•I A~l"'lm•. Japaft) P'lnt llouncl s1,..1e~ P•m C• .. le Ciel N-o S•to. i..1. •-O. B.,11 Norlon del Ellr•belh S.Ytr\, •·t ... 4. l(atlly R1naio1 cMI R-r1• Mc~llum, "''· i..>, J ullt Herrlnvton clel Kumlko Yen~I. i..1. 4·•. 6·4, Su\an MHcaro" dtl Cl•udle Monlioro. i..J, 1 ~. N.r•d• G•t90'Y Clef Oull Htt l tt, M , U , 6·7 s.c-11 ... 11e1 s1,..1es P•m C•W~ Of'f P•ctnU1 Lou .. , .__., M , D•"• G•lbet1 clel Marn• Pi,,lerova, ~1. i..l. • 7, Bell\ NOt'lon clOI Lau•• Dupont ... ,. 1• Kalny RoM IO• "'' N-ll• Scllull• ••• ,, 6--0, Svi•n M•).(•rln ~ B•rb41ra Ron i. 6·1. t..J NFL x 0•11•• 4 over 11..,~ Bvtlalo l'I> over •·N-Y0<k Jell • New EnvtancU over Houston •·Cleveland tOovet New~'""~ Pllllaelelpl'lle W. over •·Ml,,rw1oi. Pltl\burQl'l 2 over a-Clr>connaH a Alla,,ta I over SI l ouos S.n FranclKo 1 o•et •~rttn Bay S•" 0 1990 So-• B•lllmote Denver ...cl •·K8n\M City, even •·Se•lll• I over Now York Gl•"ts x-OOl•ncl •o•tr Tampa Bay •·Ml•mt IV. over w .. nlnvton •·D•lroll 6'1> onr cn1u90 College Te1•r. • 0¥er w Ar•-"WJ. Penn St 1'•1> over •·Syr «uie "·Pltt.lbur91'1 7 o-Florlda St. NOt'lll C.roll,,. IJ o,,_r •·North CMOllNI SI •·Mlc11lvan 12Y>ovor towa ClomlOft • o..., &·Oulte •·USC uover 5-.morel Mluourl lover a-low• SI Gt0t9I• '°"" ovet x V-rt>llt SMU I over •·~ston Miami, Fla IV.over •·MIUISS'Pl>l St WoS<OMl,,•o-•-Mlclll99n SI •·Alab41m<t 17•'tovtr Ttnr.essee BYU .. •·SMI Dle90 SI . "Cl_ UCLA 10-• W••hlnvton SI NebrHk• ,.o_ •·l<ensn St • Ar h on• SI IS OYe< CelllO<nle a de,,otes llome tffm ,,,,.....Mana11•s 11-s..no ,_, Water polo HIOH SCHDOL E•t-i.1, U•lvenlty J EU•n<la 1 4 1 1-1 U"l•e,.lty o II o >-.J ESl•MI• S<orlnv. Dreko 3. •••••"Cl 2, IMCloml J, Fen••Y I Un lvertll y scortna Berrell 1, s. Watflbovme 1, I( WHH>oume ' N~ "---''· ,,,, •• IMPIM I I I I-4 NeWPOr1 H•,_ 4 $ • ._ .. I rvl"• KO<lr19· Cf'Ofb l, Pierce 1 Newport HarbOt KO•lf'IO: S•l••tou •. B•""•n J, J•-1, Kaltll 2. Howatt 2, Wooltol~ t Tl'lom-t, O'Donnell 1 c-. ... Mar u .•• ,_ 7 COf'Oft• del MM S 1 l )-1) El Toro 1 J t 2-7 C0<011• Otl M., KOtlftl: lmbernl"° l, T .., ..... l , JacobS J, Temple J, P ... IMn I. • Et Two ><ot•na· v~ i, LeG•-2 • Pooo t, Gu!Mv t, G-• t 1 oJ I l , Malavasi not fond of America's. Team Haden to play against Dallas By .IOHN SEV ANO Of llt Oelly .... , .... The Dal as Cowboys ... sometimes referre d to a~ America's Team. It's a name th1tt has been associated with the Cowboys for a number of years now and, every time Coach Ray Malavasi hears the association, it makes him cringe. 1'Wbat makes them America's Team?" asks Malav1'Si. "We're just as much America's Team as the Dallas Cowboys. "We're on TV, too, and we have people on our team from all over the United States." If it sounds as if Malavasi isn't particularly fond of Coach Tom Landry's team or Dallas, or America's Team, or whatever you may be inclined to call them -it's because he isn't. "J always think they rnake themselves o ut to b e much better than they really are," says Malavasi. It's actually Dallas· success t hat gn aws at Malavas i the most. Not that it hasn't been deserved. The Cowboys are, and have been. one of the most successful teams in the NFL. It's just that the Rams have been, too, and Malavasi feels they haven't quite gotten the same recognition as their counterpart That's why when the two teams meet -as they will this Sunday night -it's more than just a game. To Malavasl, It's a chan<"e to show America just who their team should be. Unfortunately, the Rams haven't won a regular season game in Dallas since 1967. So. admittedly. Malavasi's task ... won't be easy. · As in their previous game with Atlanta, the Rams, too, will be facing a team in the midst of a two-game losing streak as the Cowbo'ys have lost to St. Louis and San Francisco in successive weeks. The Rams, meanwhile, after losing their first two, have won four straight to stay tied with surprising San Francisco atop the N FC's Western Division. Malavasi claims it will be mor e difficult for his team to win this week because Dallas has been losing of late. As of Tuesday. the Rams had seve n players l isted a s "probable" for Sunday's game with the status of Larry Brooks (g roin >. Johnnie Johnson (groin>. Pat Thomas (groin) and Pres ton Dennard (ham strong) up in the air. Malavasi was relieved to find out, however. that Pat Haden should be fully recovered from his leg contusion and should be able to start. "He told me he's going to be ready to play," says Malavasi. "If he tells me he's going to be ready. then I believe him." • 1031 Ftv1 a: 0 m a: c:( I: LIJ I: t- ly AL .._ _ __.....__._ __ HOLLOWAY You kmm .1·µu t'(• p111t 111g on 11 l'i(!ht wht•n 1 011 l!l'I up rrom a rrH't al l'harr· <1nd ~ ou ha1'l' to tturr 11 up .... Experienrl' Y.h.it yn11 get 11h1lt• ~011 n · looktnl! for ~onll•thini: t•f,1• ... ~lond<J~ •~ ~in .m fut ".11 In 1>Pl'Od OOl' 'l'\ t•nl h 11( vour life ... Reading 'llm<'lx11h t•f.,1• .. mail I!'> morall' '' rm1.: You t•oulfl l'' l'll l!l'I l':tllJ?hl ••• \\' u LI I d A I l' ' ii 11 <I l' I <;raham Hl'll ha\(' bothered to tmt'nl th1• telephone 1r ht• cl had a l<'en:igcr" ••• We're alwuy~ on tall al ••• L&. 0 "' c z :::> 0 "' 0 LIJ a: LIJ .... "' '"oo.i h1,hu111 I sland Ne.,. purl Reach Sailors, CdM s tay perf eel in Sea View E s tancia 's Eagles, the N e wport Harbor Tars and Corona del Mar's Sea Kings all coasted to easy water polo victories in Sea View League play Wednesday. The Eagles, with Don Drake scoring three go'11s and Dave Ireland getting two, moved to a 6·0 edge after three periods and finished with a 7.3 triumph over host University. Bill Barnett's Newport squad scored at least four goals in every period in downing Irvine, 19-4. Newport is 4-0 in league play. tied with CdM, which handed El Toro a 13·7 setback. "This wasn't too hard of a g ame for us," s aid Barnell. .. But it was a very physical one with a lot of banging and s mashing going on out there in the pool " The Tars had a six -goal scoring e ffort from J .R. Salvatore with Jim Bennan adding three and four other players ge tting two apiece. Eddie Crofts scored three goals for the losing Vaqueros. After moving in front 5· 1 al the end of lhe first period, Corona del Mar outscored El Toro only 8·6 the rest of the way. "I wasn 't too pleased with our pl ay after the first quarter," said Sea Kings' Coach Jeff Stites. "We let down and had too many turnovers." Four different Cd M players notched three goals. Orange Coast OAIL Y PILOT/Thursday. October 15, 1981 Cl Duck hunting season begins Southern California waterfowl opener set Saturday Southern Culiforniu scatter.gunners will be heading to tht> duck and goose blinds Saturday as the 1981·82 waterfowl 11ea11on begins. The fear that the toxic Endrin problem might put a halt or 3lter the hunting for ducks and geese in California has been put to rest. with the biologists all agreeing that there is no danger in contaminated birds eotering our flyway Crom the affected area of eastern Montana Opening day hunting should dupllt'ate conditions and the number of waterfowl harvested last year. With lower wnter levels In all parts of Southern California, ducks will be more concentrated around available water and those who shoot over ponds should find better hunting than last year H UNTERS WHO ARE foroed to hunt open water around our larger l akes, will find s hooting extremely difficult as there isn't any cover to hide in along shorelines of huntable lakes that have decreased in size. Baldwin is all but dry with a lot of treacherous mud to cover before any water is found to even float just a few decoys This condition is true for most all lakes and waterfowlers are cautioned lo Steinbrenner angered NEW YORK (AP > New York Yankee owner George Steinbrenner. angered over the umpiring in the opening game of the Ameri~n League Championship Series against Oakland, held a long telephone c<>nv ersation on the subject with League President Lee MacPhail prior to Wednesday's second game against the A's. Steinbrenner had charged that the American League had not assigned its best umpires to the series. He was particularly angry over an incident in the eighth inning, when designated hitter Cliff Johnson of Oakland used delaying tactics to rattle Yankee reliever Ron Davis. After the game, Steinbrenner said. ·'The umpires lost control. .. OUTOOQAS JIM NIEMIEC beware or JJ>Uddy areas that hav1: no bottom when walkin" out in the late night hours weighted down with hunting gear Perhaps the best hunlin1 in open water will be via scull boats and floating blinds with large spreads of decoys. Ducks will be rafted up on water and will only be moving during the early morning and late evening hours. after returning from nearby feeding fields. HUNTERS HAVE A CHOICE this weekend. In addition to the traditional duck opener Saturday, this day also marks the opening of the upland game season for both quail and chukar in the Southland. The prospects for quail hunting are very good, with a ll areas reporting numerous coveys of birds, especially in the low-lying foothill areas. Unattached hunters do well during this season as there is ample open national forest property on which to hunt upland game birds in the Southland. The desert areas are also very popular for hunting all varieties of quail and those who are willing· to do a litUe walking should end the day with a fair number of quail. 1 Chukar are a little more difficult to hunt and to come across a working covey of these hard nying but tasty birds is more luck than anything. I have talked to many chukar hunters who have hunted half a day without getting off a shot, and then have a covey bust out from heavy cover only 100 yards from where a vehicle has been parked. All in all it should be a pretty good bird hunting season for those who are willing to get out in the fi eld a number of times. 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"1'~ 12.143 * on one-rear, 1a1-1ree cerlilica1es ~ II your t1mlly Your ltder1I In You would hive to tarn this I t1ublt rate to tqUll lu lrtt Income 1$• b11cket probably Is lnlertsl • 11 Ptrptlu11i . $50,000 or more 50% 24.28% Through October 31st, the yield on a one·year, tax-free certificate is 12.14%, no mini· mum deposit !'!quired. $35,000 40% 20.23% A couple filing a joint federal ... return can, with a deposit of $16.475, earn the maxi· mum $2,000 tax·free interest. An individual with a deposit of $8,238, earns $1,000 $25,000 30% 17.34% tax.free interest. It's all part of the famous Green Carpet Treatment. $20,000 or less 25% 16.19% •flit llX·lrtt yield referred to In lh• example Is 12.14"'. II principal 111d lnttrlll r1111eln on d1po11l tor one y11r. Tile yield Is blStd Oii 70"' of lh• tvtfllt lnYHlllltftl tltld Oii one·111r u.s Trusury Biiis 11 of the mosl ttcllftl tliCUon d1te. Ultctlve October 5th t11roulh Oclobu 31St only. Subst1nt111 tortellurts for 11rty wllhdr1w11. Flrures buM . on 19 I llx tebltt. • •cu111pt1on 1pplles to lt!der11, but not Clllfomle slit• Income 111 returns. PERPETUAL SAVINGS. Home at Green Carpet Treatment ·[~::::]~ .... --- ' " I I ... 1 t c I t • I ' ' • 'I I • . . .. I • I I l c l c • It ~ ' = v .. v ~ :II I- "' ,, = 3 f • .... ---2 c a t Orange Coast DAILY PILOT {Thursday, October 15, 1981 \ Economy caUght • Ill 'Catch 22' ~ Wall Street expert foresees problems in Reagan's. approach to finance Bl JOHN CUNNl t 't' A ...... Metyet thl' uvailabillty or assets qu.lckly overwhelmed our Industrial and l'O n vtirtlble to cash, In some Innovative .zeal." ' NEW YORK The U.S. I economy la snared an ti world of ca~hls may be a myth, dependent Kaufman's influence -on ~ Clltt'h·22 ailuationA, "11 sort of ,Httadox wherein one set of e vents ls contra dicted by another," says Henry Kaufman. o n r u rt her s hort term securities prices, corporate borrowing, he suggested. de cisions, and government "Indeed, a noose is tightening policy -can be vast. His speech around the credit markets," and made poor entertainment: Interest rates now falling -"The high level of Interest Wall Street economiist. "Escapes. lf any, are few and hold real problems," he told a meeting of finan c ial wUl rise again, be said. rates, corpt>lned with the rapid He expressed displeasure with growth of the variable interest rate costs structure or business, President Reagan's approach to is taking its toll on corporate economk problems. Jt would profits. ~ e xecutives . have been preferable, be said, lo "The interest expense of have had "a sharp thrust to a no n fina ncia l corporations ' ) I , I :.. ·'The chances o f goin g wrong in anything we d o a r e many ." S olution s c reate problems : to cuNN1"" fill a hole you dig another. Said the m a n •·the street" consider s an economic seer "The best-intended decisions may produce the wrong results; measures of relief for some may produce unanticipated pain for others.'' Corporations and banks are strapped for credit. 'Liquidity, or balanced budget in fiscal 1982," accounted for 30 percent of plus lax cuts limited to spurring profits before taxes in the first investments, and a m onetary half of 1981. This ratio averaged P o 1 i c Y u n d e r s c or e d w lt h 25 percent in the 1970s and only measures to "foster a greater 19 percent in the 1960s." perception of risk by financial Faced with huge long-term intermediaries.'' financing costs. a result or high But the problems run deeper, rates in bond markets and a soft said Kaufman. At the beginning s t o c k m a r k e t , m a n y of his address to a meeting c o r po ratio n s h a v e been here of the Financial Executives · · t o u g hing it out · · with Institute -he laid it on the line short·term financing, which has i n u nm i s ta k a b 1 y c I e ar be en rising "at an alarming observation. rate." The ratio of new bond and "For the moment," he said, stoc k issues -long term .. it is sufficient to say that in the financing -to total corporate pa s t r e w d ec ad es , o ur e xte rnal financing was 94 consumption and life style have percent in 1975. Last year it was ................. ;.-..... iiiiiiiif .... ;pa===========~~~~~~~-, W' ~ couicro.tlCOflNRll ..-.i:-,..._ Oelii,._ 1•1.., OeN C .... ...._. Mtvw Cl. '9 ... DIAMONDS • GOLD ~a~~r~:::-::!: ::1: Jewels by Joseph purchases diamonds. )0 Pe..,. .J!!'-,: .....,*"·: gemstones. gold and sliver lrom private lndlvl-'°" Sliver 8-- duals and estallll' Caref\JI examlnatlOO and evalualloo by our experts Highest pnces paid 10-9 dally. Sat I~ Closed Sunday Ptlooe today Ask tor Betty Grace or Eric Zalaskus " lll.AOH l()N Of !l\USI fO" over. 00 YUIU JtWtLS by JOStPH C.ASH & f.ARRY OHl Y. SAVE 30% AND MOREi ST ARTS OCT. lit. South Coast Plaza, Costa Mesa • 54G-9066 ~~~~==~~~~~~~~~ CB1AR HOURS 9-9 ..... Transcendental Meditation® Program Ushering In The Age Of Enlightenment In Th is Generation o.c. 633-2 311 INVESTORS ScrMntd Trust l>Mds on resklenttal Real Estate Minimum equity. 30,. Each Trust Deed recorded 111 ~our name S3.000 minimum Investment WE AAE PRINCIPALS. WE SELL OUR OWN TRUST DEEDS THE VB COMPANIES CALL FOR INVESTMENT PACKAGE 213/111-1511 714/771-4550 SPECIAL BONUS TO 32 '9 -~if· R THE • EARL'S f'\.~·ICATIMO ... ., ...... "·~ ~I l.1C 1t 16S,• ~-' .. <• '"""" s1,,,, ,,, "°"'• OOOf tC•rt Sto• ~.,flt "fo.,,1 Af••I coau ..... 641·1289 .... ...__ lltHIC* vttA495-04()1 1"22 c.-c-.... ••• ,. Olilfotit#rary ...... .,., .. .,., , DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS 642- SGN IMt 10-IMI WHEN TO SEEA b~; IFqWOUNDED R.Ph. >--# LEASE FACTOR OM LUXURY LEASES l.1t1.s are noted for theh hunting habits. They can track birds, rodents and smalle r animals as silently as any jungle killer Among their prey are also raccoons and foxes . Some victims are found in cities; almost all of them 'in suburban places. Th ese victims are subject to rabies and if your cat exposes himself by coming in contact with a bird or animal ha ving rabies tl can c at c h rab ies and transmit it to his owner. Rabies in cats may be just as dangerous as from dogs. Be safe. Protect your cat against rabies just as you do your dog . Se e a veterinarian. 1982 MARK VI, LINCOLN TOWN CAR CONTINENTAL. CALL NOW OFFER IS LIMITED YOU R DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you need a medicine Pick up your prescr i pt ion if shopping nearby. or we wall deli ver promptl y without extra charge. A great ma ny p eo pl e entrust us with their prescriptions Ma y we compound and dispense yours? 12.14o/o Tax Free. Worry Free.* • • • • • • PAH UDOPttARMACY "'".,......, 151 ............ ......,.. ..... 642-1 A profitable Insured tax-free haven· Republic's Tax- Exempt All Save rs certificate acco unt. Deposit all or part of the maximum needed to ga in your full Federal tax exemption of $1,000 of inter- est. ($2,000 tax-free fo. r couples filing jointly.) For ex· ample, a deposit today of $16,474.46 qualifies for the full $2,000 tax deduction. But, you can deposit as little as $500, and then buy additional certificates anytime before January 1, 1983. Convert your 6-Month taxable Money Market c:er· ttncates without penalty. Under certain conditions, existing certificates of deposit can be converted to a tax-free savings account without interest penalty for early withdrawal. For details, call or come by and talk with a RepubUc savings counselor. • Ann .. et yltld to met .. rtly for c.11lllcatH purdlaMd bt:for• No-2 Term ono•,..ar. tntert•I penalty tnd 10 .. of !••·•Hmptlon ,.., ~•tly wllhdrowol. 44 percent. This year It will be near 27. -''Bank21 are now more akin to a lender of last resort rather than just another financing source. Banks are financing corporate permanent working capital and capital outlays with abort-dated liabilities." -In this current fiscal year - Octobe r to October -the Treasury must finance a deficit of $80 billion to $85 billion. •'The magnitude and scope of the U.S. Treasury cash needs alone are awesome for a sputter and spurt economy. For the next s ix months alon e the U .S . Treasury will borrow about $60 billion-$65 billion net -a record takedown for this period." Kaufman's conclusion was as coldly realistic as his preceding remarks. "Unfortunately," he told the financial executives, "some pain will continue to be 'nflicted on th e economy and credit markets . We have backed o urs elves into a diffi cult corner." o.lly,......,._ Pacific Southwest Airlines jacilzty at John Way11e A1rp0rt en1oymg upswing m passenger traffic It wou.ld have been better, he s aid again, H among other things the administration had made a "sharp thrus t to a balanced budget in fiscal 1982" and limited tax cuts to spurring investments. PSA reports boost in passenger traffic But now, he said, the economy has a clash or fiscal stimulus and monetary restraint that encourages clashes in the markets, resu.lting in economic sputter and spurt and even running the ris k of more dangerous economic and financial consequences." Pacifi c Southwest Airlines reported September traffic of 175,597 ,000 revenue passenger miles, up 14 percent from strike depressed tram c for September 1980. On Sept. 25, 19tK>, PSA's flight cr ew members initiated a strike that h a lted th e ca rrier's scheduled operations for a 52· day period September 1981 traffic totals refl ect the continued negative impact of the August 1981 strike by the air traffic controllers and the r elated FAA flight cutbacks, as well as a slowdown in the economy. Kaufman does n't seek t o encourage. He seeks to be realistic. If his speech was not entertaining it was because the economy isn't encouraging . Traffic totals for 19tK> included s ervi ce l o S t oc kton and Mazatlan , whi c h w e re di scontinued in late 19fK>. The Available seat miles during September in c reased 20.8 percent compared to the strike- aHected month last year. The av e rage load factor for September 1981 was 52.4 percent compared to 55.6 percent for September 1980. OVER THE COUNTER NASO LISTINGS HEW Y~RIC IAPl 2M 21\lo Hyattlnl llVI 20V. OftFerro 1~ 14 1sta11e1yn ~ J9Yi UPS AND DOWNS NASDAQ ~lanS 6 6V. IMS Int 22V. 22VI Ott..-TP I~ 1714 StdMk to 6h 7 .,_,,. l'lltlWtl DklS IOV. 10'n lllftalllCI TY> • PCA Int s"" SVI s1e1R3• )M ""' !..~~---.,_ .... ~.by ~ !;,'!~ Intel ~ " PatKt8 llh m~ St.nH ~ J2 ,,_,. ,,_. ol ..,..,. .,.TI E 1-I" PcGaR ,...,, I~ S1erl$1 3 ~ Wed. ~left dO not U 14 lnlrc "' "".,. ~ p p 1414 t.W. SlrawCI 1'Y> 27V. 'llclllder.c.11,,,_.,.. ISV. 17 lnlmlG• \~ ~ -.:::Ur 11'11 llV. SUba,ruEI :M'.M 34'1> m arltdO-,,, comm-2nlt a v. 1,n·~~ 20 20•;. P-aEn• 13 13"" • ..... HEW YORK (AP) The fol-11'19 "" ~ulon ftw WM.. l.W. U V. J':~7b'I' IN II ..;;, .. r . '~ """ Sy1" ' 2AY> " 11\0WI I.. o..;-. -. Co.-.ter Stock •lei ,,.... 21,~ 2l'llo JetlCO s 211'> 21 PwopE•P "" ..... TDK ' ~ ~~ llOCkl -W¥rantt ""' l\eYe '°,. ... <AEL Ind IM IN n 2 'J IHyFd ~ 1 P9'rlt l 27'n ll TIME 0C the mMI --IN mH1 based °" .Al"AProt 11V. 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"' Gl"NflM 1n• 11 HYAlrl 7¥1 71'1 c-.. 12t,IGI ZN Dl'I -2 12 Fal<Mn. j6 -M C.$• s 12\'J 14 GreyAdY " " NkllOG • 22Y> 22-'lll VeclorG 121,900 ,...., IN . • . . IJ Am"11Ex 2 "' CplnAr " 4\l't oAt. Glflnl9' 1'V. II Hkolel 14\'o 14o'll MCI pf.. 101,000 JOY. ~ + "' 14 Am"'-A 7 Ill CW.Cp IN> IS Gy~n W 1 Nleltn A 4214 4n. MGF 0 1. 100,600 11"' 11 ... -°" S ApldSolr 2 '4 . CnV1PS 1~ 1 'H""IP t 2Alh U¥. Nleltn 8 42 42\lo CrosTre '7,100 21V. 21'111 -Vt 16 llrltl 2 14 ,C,,arRlv .wy, 1'"1 'Ha•dWlle 21'1 3\!t NoCarGs 1m n'llo T andm 1.. "4,000 2' 2914 -"' 1 1 1 CGA Cpl • "' jCllrmS I I,_ l:Jl't HrpR-llM 11 NoEv•O 1 17Yt 1114 CoprUe 2 \lo CllrtHou • ""' 1 ...... H••PGp 1'llo JO NwlHGs 11141 11\1> Advanuo w It lndusRt 1 "' CIV'nL.. 2AY, U V. HartfHt ~ 23 NwllPS 1414 UVt Oe<llnecl 1,001 R A Asloc 2 Ill CllMUll IS 17 Hec""ll 1 16\lo 16h Noxell aYt -Unc:llM91<1 2.071 I S..SMrEI ' "" C .... bCI 41~ "" HelmflK M u. ucrp ' 17Vi 11--Total I-J,m Tlml>rMn 2 "' C1'1k o 6 •I'> HenrdF »'Ill 11 utrSy s 17 11 New "19M • • t VulP IO ~ 9- CIUSoGe ~ ..... HotOt>m 2\lt a..... 21 ... D\11 New IOWI • • • • 41 Hadron l"" .. CIUUIA Jiiii J2 Hoover IO•lt '°" llvyM ay, 1' Total ,.la . . .. . . .• tl,154,900 MldPacAlr 3Yo .. ,CIUUIB JI lll't HorlrRt • 4"" 0 loCH ~ """ ----- MUTUAL FUND Pct. Up 211 UP 21.4 Up IU Up 14..i Up 11.1 Up 11.1 Up 11.1 Up 10.2 Up 10.0 Up 10.0 Up U Up U UP t.1 Up U Up U Up 7.1 Up 7.7 Up 7.7 Up 7.7 Up 7.1 Up 6.7 Up 6.7 Up 6.S Up 6.J UP 6.J Up 6.J Up •.l Pct. Off 12.0 OH lt.6 Off IU Off U.I OH IU Off 14.l Off 1U OH IJ.6 Off 1S.0 Off 12.t OH TU Off 11.I OH 11.1 OH II.I OH 11.1 OH 11.1 Ott II.I Off I I.I Off 11.1 OH 11 I °" 11.1 OH II.I Ott 10.t Off 10.1 OH 10.7 OeYel lncom Intl l"d MM8 ~:. 46.10 t.IS 16.16 6.JI 4$.D ... 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Wfnrllt t lO ,.;r•.'ill . f 'i~ ... greve s ,. 10 )11 II~ 1 H!\\!Zd 40 II ll I\\. • MM!Cr' IO W ~· (ti I 40 1100 n t ~, Stffl'Y t.ft S 1411ia~"' 11 IJ;l•CIU~ 11 N • ' -.. • 'fff' ... ' M4 .._ \It Ha Se 1 ... I t 11 I'\ 1rH'e11 2.n S m • ~ !>! I 1100 1 •I WlllP 1a.11 J ti~ '°' Mrf pf 7.. 1W cm I~ ~ t.\°f What's in a name? It s ge:lt1na,: t<HJgher und touaher to tell what comparues do hy their name=' These duys companat's ure into so many different activities that th~lr original numes have been outdated or else their names hi.lvt.• been chunged to reflect nothing (or everylhh11: J Takt> a t.·omi1&ny like r enn Central .. Ah." you s.iy, "the rullruud " Well, 1l ust'd w be Indeed , It was lhc b1l(j.?<.'Sl railroad u\ the natio n until It went hunkr upt Then 1t managed to trans re r the money lfl!)111g railroad 1.iropcrtit.>s lo a government· own~d t?ntJLv, ConRail , while 1t pursued profits from P enn Central ·s non-r<11lroad properties, which int'ludt.'<I th1n~s like pipelines and amusement parks. Dclkr yC't, sinre ~ P e nn Ct•ntrul has • this hu~e tax luss \ r s:> < S 6 0 0 m JI I i o n 1 to ' ~. , carry forv. Jrd, 1l s A ~ m otiH1ted tu buy up ___ ....,. ________ _ C?mµunit'!. ldl and MILTON MISllWITZ n ght 1Tht.• tax loss cc.t n b1• applit:d to the profit!. made lJy lhe acquired companies I In 1979, P enn Ct'.'ntral bought Maralhun Mfg., lhe world's largt•st makl'r of .. juckup" rigs for offs ho re oil drilling Earlier this year Penn Central bought a big el ectrontc!> firm. GK Technologies And now Penn Central is preparing to merge with Colt Industries. a compa ny thut makes steel. pumps, carburetors, C'umprc:;:.or~ a11d yes, harking back t o the beginning Colt firearm!> Penn Cl•ntral plu!> Colt will add up to a corporation wtth sales of m ore than $5 billion The only problem what will they call it? You rt'member a company c alled Allied (.'hem1cal'1 It was world famous for dumping kepone 11110 the JamC's River 1n V1rgirua WeJI, it has a new hoss. Edward L. Hennessy Jr , and he knocked' "chemical'' out of the corporate monicker. Jt's just Allied Corporation today. which can mean just about anything, which is fine with llcnnessy. who seem s n•ady to buy anything lk bought the batte ry maker, Eltra. Tht>n he bought Runkt>r R<imo , an electronics outfit (they supply the Telcquotc s ervice to stockbrokers) Now he's b11y1n~ Apollo Lasers in Los Angeles. HB Elcctr1cal in Ma nsfield, Ohio, and the West Coast R<•fractory & Minerals D1v1 sion of Interpace Next on his s hopping hst 1s Fisher Scientific. a company that supplies some: 00,000 items needed by laboratories. Henness'' learned the tncks of the trade at the fret of a m<1ster, Ha rry Gray or United T echnologies. <~ray arrived <it a company called United Aircraft 1 l'ratt & Whitney 1 10 years a~o. and he proceeded quickly to transform the company <both 1n name and composition l So you never know a ny more what's lurking behind those corporate names T here's one company called Bangor Punta. The name stems from the merger of an old sugar plantallop company, Punta Alegre. wllh a railroad that came out of Bangor , M ;1rnc Todav Ba ngor Punta doesn 't run a r ailroad nor doc~ it cut s ugar cane. It does make small planes <Pip e r Airc r a ft >. handguns t Smith & Wesson>. and the chemical Mace, it operates collon gins and cement plants . Fuqua Industries? Al lea st you know what 1t s t ands for Chairman J 8 Fuqua. who's about to take the company private Whal it does is harder to pin down Snapper lawn mowers. Martin motion picture: theaters ( 152 or them ). farm·ho m e-auto s u1>pl y stores ( 165 of them I operating under the names B1i;: Bear. TSC, Robertson's and Tractor Supply, Color<·raft photofinishing, Ebonite billi~rd tables, Reach baseball gloves. Hutch footballs, Ajay exert'YC'les, Concord bowling baJls and a clutch of m etal processrng companies STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT DOW JONES AVERAGES AMERICAN LEADERS UPS AND DOWNS '"' ''"' _,..,. . -\/) -.. . ''" + ..... -114 "' , .. -_,"' _,..,. I .... _ .. -.... • lie .... NEW YOAIC IAPI Tht toll-Ing 11'1 sl\ow• tllO N-York Stoct. Exel\-.. JIO<U llftd werrenll 11\et ll<lvt QOM I/Cl .... fTl9SI -dOwn ,,,. "'°'' IMMCI on percent ol <henge tfilltdtn• of volume tor Wed, HO S6<utitlet lredlr19 .,.,_ u .,. Incl· ll(led. 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':= ~· j ~ ''l :",,.. ==:=:t:· ~ t:: t:~1~1.P''·•,! ~ ~ ~ ef1M U: I6' ..#"•'=. ,1 ;:"'-t~ ii ., ... ~=i,.n-J ·• i4 w '.J14•·1· ''ti ~·'"'~~rl.... • 'j "• IO l ·~ ... °""' -" .... ,...... ... Hotl'llllc .1l! ffl + I(. s• 1, !tt rlil . .'2 f ,, ........ t ec(,• • • .. Wt-Wl<lllts I .. ,~ ~ lot :l:R 1· ' ,; "~ '"' ~Ill~ .4011 "'· •• " -11 •"-• o...er uus • • • ~ c '• 1 ;ii ' t• .... ~-"" n~ "'°-.-. • 1 II !All-W!'lllef!'I 1 JO " Wit~ I t IJI ~-~ty 1 ' J:• • • "" t -: fJ"• " =~ n: 1 .= l~ ~ ~~, uo , "'*• MaMll!lt I :J '# ~'f:o :·:s If nt ~ == "t ' ~ :It.-:.~ W!lt tit I ••• =.1 • :: ' r. :r~ "" WVIW'• !fl_., !NI • ~ .. ( i ( 1 ' ( ' i: .. ~ • 0 c c ~ --------- Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Thur1day, October 15, 1981 New hope grips Mrica l'tcnnout MIMHM .... ITATUll&JIT Tiie ... _.,.. ,_,_, .,. Ml ... ...... _ .. . Zimbabwe leads UXlY building economy in besieged. nation UNIOUI ltcllOW, MMt .,,.,_ A-,...,..,, ,,__II\ v .... .,, CA "' .. Al.LIT Alt IHV .. I TMI NT f 1hird Ina senetJ SIPOULO, ZJmbabwe (AP> - Mike McGrath , a white Rhodesian who bunt hl• tarm to richness and defended lt with gunfire, 11 not solni anywhere. He thinks Zimbabwe -and· Arrtca -might make lt. He ls not alone. "To bo honeet, jt'a quite amazing. Two years ago we would not have dreamed things would be like this," said the ~·year-old McGrath at his home here, north or Salisbury, where fl owering vines have turned his hand-grenade netting into a trellis. "We'll stay." Zimbabwe, the youngest emergent nation, offers hope as a model for others ready to start again building African·slyle socialist states of mixed economies and mixed races. Prime Minister Robert Mugabe, whose guerrillas beat the white Rhodesians and are now joining them, told reporters in June: "We pursue socialism, but we have a capitalist infrastructure. As long as it is serving a useful purpose, we should not annihilate it without providing a substitute." Rhodesia showed what a besieged nation could do on its own. Factories here produce steel and canned spaghetti. In 15 years, wheat production went from 1,931 to 158,940 tons. Coffee rose from 45 to 4,106 tons. Today, Salisbury bustles und e r its perfume d trees . Official papers are moved smoothly through channels, without bribery , by civil servants who say "please" and "Thank you." Equ ipment 1s maintained scrupulously, even the old Canberra bombers that pressed the air w ar agai nst the, insurgents now in power. Whites are leaving at a faster rate than during the war, afraid the system might turn against them. Mugabe's plan for a one-party state worries a number of Zimbabweans. But men Hke McGrath, with a stake in the nation, are taking the risk.· ·•In Mozambique. President Samora Machel told us over and over not to scare off the whites: like he did," said one ranking Zimbabwean. "'The Tanzanians are the first to admit they failed by going too Car, too rast. All around, there hav e been mistakes we can learn from." The case of neighboring Zambia, formerly Northern Rhodesia, with twice the land and immense copper deposits. is not lost on Zimbabwe. At independence. two·thirds or the white farmers left. and President Kenneth Kaunda replaced private enterprise with cumbersome state corporations. Agriculture dwindled during a COIUl•OAATIOH, • C:.lifomle c_.. •. ti..., ,_. w.i-A-, &ulte •1, l'-WlftVllli.y,CAt27& '"".....,_I•~"".( .... The wealth of Africa '9t•llM. ~1---c... .._.,G,O. . ........... Legend \J a Coal J Oil fl(t •iron .,, 0 Lead l,,.j' GOid :.!.:: ~ Cobalt • Uranium Chnmile ~ Manganese u IUMO ... _.., •JIOytl fl PhOsC)hate ~ Vanadl11n (lJMO IO "*• tlJMO IO _,.,., -..... , I 000 Ml/H Tllll .__ -II ... •ltfl "'9 C-.'t Cleft! .. Ot ..... CN!t't a11 Ott . ...• , .. lllllela..19,A...,_.,et .... .,, .............. .. ............... c;AflllG Ol•I .... Pin. 1"111111"*1 °' ..... CM.II O.llr I'll ... Oc1. I, IS. ft. It, ltl l ..oM1 "~ l'IC'TITIOUI IUllMIU MAMll ITAHMIMT Tiie 1011-lne per.ot1• ere dolne IKllllWUM: A·I llUUOATION SUl'l'L'I'; A•I UTILITIES SUPPl.Y; .A·I ltAPICH; A·I ltACING STAILES AHO A·I NUltSlltlU, t•t W. T.n. Ot ...... u.n..1 A·I l!HTEltPltlSEI. INC . e Celllernla '*"'ellon, 1501 W Tett, Or•noe. CAtM7. Thi• M!IWM 11 'ondllle""' "" • cor. poratlon. A·I ENTERPRISES, INC Roeert A. Ek•hon, Preu.nt Thi• , .. ....,_ •• fifed wltll -C-ly C..,,. 04 Or .... C-y Oft Oct. J. "'' fllfDM 1'11ori-Or-Coat! Dallr PllO\, Oct. I, IS, 22, 2t, 1'11 UIUI fllCTITIOUI IUllNHI NAM• STATIMINT Tiie '91'9wln9 pet'IOfl b clelfte butl• uaa: Wl!S MAit COHSTlt UCTIOH, t•m Lowll "'-· Hunllf1910n he<ll, Ce 1 llorcnta ftM1 WtlMy Martin -r. 16m Lo .... 11 Lene, Huntlnvton a..c11. Celllornle ' PICTlT'loUI IUllMHI NAM8 ITATaM•NT Th• IOllOwlno pefMfll are Clolne PICTIT10U$ IUllMIU IMl";'T'!;R It EAL EST ATE NAM8 tTATWMINT IHVIESTMl!NTS. IOUO war11er Tiie 1•11-1"9 Mrton• ar• Clolne A-. Wle20J. ,._ .. "' Velloy, CA 11111•1~:.:o..T ltlEAL ESTATE ,. .. '170IA LL ST A It I NV E ST ME NT Wnt•rly l'lece, Sult• IOI, H..;,port COit PORA TIOH, • C:.lllOrf'lle corpora· leec:ll, Cellfornle nMO !Ion, 1-.0 W-r A....,.., S..lte J01, FrHflOrt F-. Inc, a Celltoft1le Fout1t•ln v.1 .. .,, CA ttXll. corPOrellon, Mlt W.llerly Piece, Sult• Tllll ~I• condU(tecl by a <Of'• 101, N•-1 &eec:h, C.llfomle tJMO poratlon. This °"'.,,."' la condue1tcl by • <ot-•All-111,...lmeftl Cor11. POf'ellon. I.Mn O 0 ... Freepon F-1 In< ,,......... ' P.A.MDM. Pr"IOtnl NOTICIOI' TRUITll 'I U.LI I T.t......... I: VETERAN ESC~ COMPANY~ 1'11ly a-l11tecl Tr11tlH 111\der I ~Ollowlllldllc:ll--04 lrwttWIL ULL AT PUILIC AUCTION TOnt HIGHEST BIDOElt FOlt CAS'f (payable •• time or •••• In l•W'flf money ot tr.. U11IWCI Sl•let) ell r'911\ 1111• enCI Int-I ,_,.,.., to end -lleld br II llftdtf' .. 10 OMcl of Trtnl 't' IN p<-rty "'r•ln.lttr doncrl-. • TltUSTOR : RANDALL HACKE ... BURG and '!'VONNI! llELOV~ BENEFICIARY CHARTLEl HUTCHINSON I Tllll .-1 w• llHIG •ltll 11W Thlt .,,...._ ... 1119111 wltll IN Cwnty Clet11 °'Or .... C--'v on Oct. County Cleft;°' 0r-. County Oft s.. •• '"'· ,..,,.,., 22. '"' lte<tw-J.-17, 1'9D •• ln1tr H~, m• In -1..e ~ 02 ot Olfkle. fllrt• ltecorCls In Ille office al the lttc:ordlt IAMUIL CUllTI, A....., .. Uw ...... A ........... ,. • M....,._ IMCll, CA nM1 P11bllll/IM Or-. ca.at Oellr Piiot, of Ore1199 COuntr, ... 1e1 -al tr"9 1'11Ult P11tijl•l'ed ()rangt C0etl Oelly Piiot, S.pl, .U, Oct. I, I, IS, ltll .... , dHC rlbH tN 1011-11\9 Pf'-'1y, Nil.IC •TICE Oct. I , IS, 22, Je, 1 .. 1 441~1 --..,........,....------- LOI 60 Of Tr.ct Ho »••. In Ille Cltt ot Cott. -.i,., per rm1p recorded 111 boo11 UI P11911S 20, 21 -l2 of m I• cellan•oua mepa, rocord' ol \elo ITAftMllNT OP'WITI40RAWAL Ora,,_. c-ity. l'llCIM l'ARTN•Rs-tl.. I~ Presidio Orlw, Cot .. -.... c.A ONllATINO UNOla ""(II a st.-t ..... 0< CO<T>MOn -l'ICTITIOUI IUSIN•ts NAMlf llOMtlon It ---·no wer-rant)' l'ICTITlOUI IUllMIU Tiie to1-...i pe.--ties wltMrewn Is 9lven as lo Its u1mpl•l-u tw <Of' MAM1 ITATIMIMT es • t•11trel pertner lrom Ille re<lne ... >." M .. ,. IM11'1MrlNcl ciperetlno ......, .... lie-Tiie benefklerr -r .. Id OMO • TIM IOll-1"9 pet Miit ere Cloln9 llllowa ..,.,_. nemo of WESTLAKE Trust. l>Y rMIOll Of e b<~ll 0< clelaull IMlslneu M: SERVICE.$ et 2m S. Crodely, Sent• In Ill• oolloetlont •tc:ur.o 111ereb1, MESA WEST, 7IO H.,,,llton st .... t. Ana, CA '7104. ... ••• ., ...... H•<llltcl -•llwr.cl ~ Cotl• Mau, Celllotllle t»Z7 Tiie fkUI'-buslMas name stet•-the IHIOH's...., • wrlllen OKlarellCif' Tiii• W.I,_ II c-.Ctecl Or an In· lvlClw•I Cnocaoo T<!bune Map by BIM_S._P_Yl< ___________________ _ The wealth of Africa is depicted on this map with South Africa contairung the lion's share. Africa vroduces 75 percent of the total world output of diamonds, go/.d 65 percent, cobalt 74 percent, and cocoa f56 percent. w..t.r Mertl11 HeMr Tiii• ste~t we1 lllMI wllll U. 1tetlreme11t H!CUltlTY COM· ,...nt tor Ille per1nenhlp •H lllecl on ot D•••lllt -o.tnMICI tor S.1e, • .,. Co..Mr Oen of Or9"90 c-tv on Oc· 100.t •. "'' PAN y. • l'AltTH I ltSH Ip c;......... J/10/IO In ,,. County ot Or91191. "'"' ... -Ice Of O...ecll •nd olele<llon of MAltSHALL P. STOHESTltl!ET, Fiill Heme •nd ACIClreu ol Ille to ce11M tr. ..-nlQnlO to Mii w (o AL V C IE S. ST 0 NIST It EE T, Perton Wllh0rawl"9: BEN L Bl ltCH, er-rty to .. u11r Wld o0119"11oM, "11UU CHA It LES It. DOWNS, eM JANIE JU Rwby Lene. 8eltio. ltlelHI, CA encl INrw!Ut IN -rslgned c:euMd OOWNS <ta CHAltLES It. OOWNS, 92'62. ...10 l\Olke Of brwec:ll -Of eltc:llCWI 1o 111 Sowtll erooUoUHI, An•ll•lm, ..... L Blr<fl, .,. Reco.-Merell •. 1'11 as lnslf . C•lllomlo9m4 Jl4•U9r I.MW, Ho ffl4 In -,,... !>099 116J, • ""-'-a CLAYTCHll ... ~·::.:... ..... _ controls are a r e quisite for essential aid. The International Monetary Fund and World Bank impose s trict econ omic conditions that leaders must accept ror their s urvival. Bilateral help orten means accepting the involvement of private companies from the donor country. Some African technocrats see t h is as funds wasted on foreigners who come for brief periods to impose inappropriate solutions to problems they do not understand. ln a West African capital, a Malian agr onomist exploded during an interview, throwing massive report after massive report onto his desk. ''All these by foreign experts, all on the same things and all useless." he said, sweeping a hand over the pile or yellowed documents. "In Mali, USAID put out $2.S million for a feedlot project, and more than $2 mi ll ion of it went to administration and a udits and Americans w ho cost $90,000 each. Then people say nothing in their own countries. The most am bitious project is the "Lagos Plan of Action," devised at a special summit of the Organization of African Unity in 1~ It calls for scores o r billions to be spent on revitalizing agricultur e 1 protecting environment ana forming Africa into an effective common market by the year 2000. ''It is a great idea, but I don't see it unless attitudes change," said an official of the African Development Banlt. "The heads of state tell us, 'OK, we did our bit. We met for three days and gave you thi s wonderful document . Now go find the money, Where?" Some p r oblems seem too difficult to solve. In Somalia, Tiiis o..slneu h collClllCtecl or • ee•iloe 1.....,, CA. 9M2 wlcl Otfklol Rec:orch • oener•l .,_..,tl\lp fllLll NO. "'**"' Salo Ml• will m ...-. IKll wllhollt CNn.s R, Oownt Pwbll....., Or-Coa•t Oallv Piiot, <0 .. nenl "' •errtftly, u-u or lt'l)-Tlll• •~' wu 111.i •ltll u. 0<1. 1. IS, ?2, 2t, 1•1 •20.,1 011ee1, ·-re11no !Ille. pou.ulon, qr Coulll'I' Ci.t11 ol Orenoe County on Sep-oncumbr~n. lo per Ille reme1n1rw PllUC MOT£E temO.r 11, '"' llllilllJC -""( 1>rlnclpel turn Of the note<•) sac:ur.O 1------------~ Pl11w.l nr ""'"" br YICI Deed"' Tftnl, •1111 IM•,.sl ... PwOlllNCI 0r.,,.. co .. 1 Oelly Piiot. 111 aelCI -.provl-. ec1veno1, II •"T• "CTIT10UI IUllNllU Sept. 2•. Oct. I, I, IS,'"' .C21MI PICTITIOUI IUSIMllS under IM !er-al .. 1e1 0..0 or Tnnl NAMI ITATIIMINT 111AMa STAT•M•MT l•H, <~tel •nd Hpen .. , ol the Tll• lollowlne pertons er• 001119 -tit .nH: Tll• loll-lne pert.on• •r• dolne Trv11 .. -of 1111 1rv10 creeled by 0..llMU .. : nrKA I"'' IMlllMU a · selCI Oeed of T rvst JO'VIEL AATTAH, ·-NOt111 NET OEVELOPMENT co .. 17424 Seid .. 1. wlll .,. 111•0 on Frloe;, ltlttol ~ S20, ~ 9eKll, PICTITlOUI IUllNllS Mt Cll"-Clrcle, Fowntol11 Velley, owmo.r •. 1•1 el 1 00 P"' •I thi Celllornle'1MO NAMll STATllM•MT CA t210I. l>fT'•n A-..,tr-• IO !M Civil 'lloyai M. ve19e, IUO Otlrkll Cir· The tollOWlftl --,, dolne busl· NET DEVELOPMENT COM· ... ,., 8ulldln9, JOO E Cllepma11 Cle,,_~,., Veller, C•lltorftl• '110I AHi H : PAHY,. Celllornl• CorPOr•llon. 11•24 .... ,,...,In IN City of Or-. CA : , NorlMll L Veljle, 1120 01trkll Cir· JEFFREY LEE EHTEltPltlSES, Mt. Cllffwood Circle, F.....,teln Velley. Al Ille lime al Ille lnlllel publlceOCI> cl•, F-~"' V•ll•Y. C.llfoml• t270I •170 ~ Orlw. HeWpor1 9eedl, CA t270I. 01 tllll nollce. IM 10 .. 1 .,,._,., of ti. Wllllem J. Velge, 1120 ~lrlcll Cir· CA.-. Tllh .,.,.,,_.Is.-.., by • cot· u11peld bele11ct ot 111• oollv•ll..,, Cle, F-leln Valley, Celltornla '170I JOHN JACOIS, 121 W. MIH'l)tly, porallon. ,MCwrffl by IN•-cle1<rl~ OHO ti Gorgonla StneoM, 109 M.J. c-s.n~ AM, CA'2107. NET DEVELOPMENT COM· lru11 •lid ... ,,,....., co.IS. Ul)eflS.01. co Avenue. c.-i City, f'tllllppl1'ff Tiiis .,...,_ ,, cOftllUCted by Ml .... PAHY •nd eclvencet II '8,711 IJ Tllh IMlllMU II tondu<IM by • dlvlduel. lt••lnA CoMman, To .. ,_,,. ""°"9nl119 Did YOU eener•I ~p. J-Jec-Proldent m•v <•II 0141 n1-. Joyce M. Vt199 This ~ WM lllell wltll IN Thia flat-I w-. 111.S wllll IN Del• Oct-•, 1"1 Tlllt ...._, .. ., llltcl wllJI the cow11ty ci.r• o1 Or•noe C-ly on County Cieri< of Or•noe Cownty on · VETEltAH ESCROW Co• .. llr Clerk "' Or-c-w on Oc· 5991. n. ltll. Sept. n. '"'· . COMPANY 1-16, 1'tl ARN a TT ANO HATTIN It H 0 0 IS, It ll N DALL a HA It· eueld Trvtt ... "171"4 lat~ l'ertl ·-#14t1 ltlMOTOH Br T.O. SERVICE PwbllaNd Or-Coesl Oellr Piiot, Lee~ CA..., A ........... IA•~..... COMPANY,_.., Del. I, U, 22, Je, 1 .. 1 .,.,_,, Tel: 1111) "1·2m Utt Moc•...,_ 11..-., Sootte 195 By 51\er.n Htlct '171... ...._. IMdl, CA.... AulY ..... SKrt'ler. Pul>l1"'9d Orange Coott Oolly Piiot, "17t•t Orw City llvd Wul. $e91. 1•, Oct. I, I, IS, t•t ._..1 Publl"'9d Or-COHI O.llr Piiot, Or-, CA '1 ... Seot. 24. Oct. I. I. U, lttl 420WI 11~ N-' ...... c. . .,..,. Publla-Or-Coell Oall"t Piiot, Del .•. u. 22. "· 1 .. 1 _, .. I massive aid has fended off 111CT1T1ouuu111e1u.1 Pwl>llslled Or91191 CO.H I Oelly Pl14, OCI. IS, 22, 2', 1•1 ~I t ti f l t ill. NAMI ASTATIMaNT s arva on or a mos a m 1on Tll• 1011-ine __ , er• e101ne re f u g e es fr o m th e Eth i · 1M11ln•u ••: ·~c;:~!::!•:::S l'ICTITIOUS ausiN&ts P111UC MOllCE opian·Somali border conflict. PRl~~:HgP:E~~:c~~.v:;,s~_::,~ Tiie to11ow1,,. perton "c1o1ne 11u11-NAMUT4TlfMUT But most are in refugee camps Aven11•, Sult• 1-107, Cotl• MU•, MUH: Tll• lollowlne personJ ... dolnQ NS·8S087 in a country that cannot feed its ce111orn1an.tr. Hle:.".~'.5~~:~n:s~~·' °"117~~·~~HAE co~POAATIOH NOTICE OF DEATH OF regular population, with little sir:ti:~::.=.~~~:,:.~roa TONI ttr1t1tLEY eovu. 22 N. uo .. • •· • C•lllo•nl• Limned S A 0 Y E A G H E S Prospect of r esettlement or 0 "' Bure11 o.c , 22762 A•P•" s1on1,.....,Sout11~.CA .,.n. Per111ers11 1p, D> DANAE O'BRIEN, aka SADYE~. SITHI, 5'11'9 101. El Toro, Celllorlll• Tiiis .,.,.,,_s I• conduci9111 Oy •n .... COit ,ORATION , L TO., • 11 , • O' BR I EH aka SA 0 y E returning home. mJO dlvl°"91. Celllornl• Llmlt.O Por1nerslllP. (3) 0 , B R I e'N AN 0 0 F B t N · d b Toni K. 8-OAHAE CORPORATION, L TO ,• Ill, u 1 g e r . rav age Y Tiii• ""''""' " conc1wctec1 "Y • 11111 --... 111.i .1111 IN • c.111orn1e Llmlwe1 P•rt,..,w.11>, w P E T I T I ON T 0 A 0 • drought, offers hope. With e-r•l -1=~W-• Cownty Ctenl of Ot•noe Countr on DANAE C.OltPORATION. LTO., #IV, MINISTER ESTATE NO. In material terms, the successful new . nations have . all relied on outside involvement. careful marshaling or it s Tiii• ltat-t WU llltcl •1111"" Sepl.ll,l•l. • C•lllornle Umllecl Pertnertf>IP. UI A 110565 """" 'DANAE CORPORATION. L TO., • V, • • • u r a n i u m i n c o m e a n d a '°""'r Clerk °' °'-Countv Oc· Pu1>111Nc1 Or-eo.11 Oollr Pltot. ca111ornl• Limited P•rtnerlhlP. 1..00 T o a I I h e I r s • lobe• •. ,., tough·minded attitude toward ,,1UM Sep1.2•,0ct.1,1.u,1tt1 otM1 Fe1rc1111e1,s..1i.2so.1,.,,1ne.cAmu. beneficiaries creditors d e v e l op men t , N i g er is P11~11sl'ed Or-eo.11 D•llr P11o1, C• ll~:rHn~: c~~::,~~1:~ 1 ~~6o: and contingent' creditors e>f self·sufficient in food. D<t 1• IS, 22·29• '"" •>AM• PllUC .OC( Fe1rc1111c1. su1te1J0.1 ,.,,1ne, CA nm S A D Y E A G N E S From all evidence, basic "''' bullneu luondUct.td bY • c:or· O'BRIEN, aka SADYE A PllUC •m P'tCT1T1ou11us1NH1 porellon O' BR 1 EN aka SA DYE copper boom . When copper prices dropped, Zambia went broke, unable to buy imports on which it had grown dependent. Import substitution drove up prices. For example, one sugar mill project was turning out refined sugar at a cost of $2,000 a ton, while projects in India ran at a few dollars a ton, French agronomist R ene Dumont r e ported . Villages, lert in squalor as the cities developed, produce little. "International agribusiness could turn this. place into the Garden or Eden overnight." said o ne Weste rn economist in Zambia. "But profit is a dirty word her e. Business Is viewed as exploitation, so instead they've got kids standing on street corners sticking knives into each other for a couple of pennies." In material terms, the successful new nations have all r elied on outside involvement. Most former French colonies still receive massive French aid, advice and protection. Kenya and Malawi depend largely on private foreign capital and close ties with Britain. Despite the objections of som e Africans that t h is is neo·colo nialism , the trend clearly is toward greater openness to the outside, wblle strengthening i ntra.African links through regional groupings. SouUi Africa. amounts to 4 percent of tot.al trade, and new nations often have little choice but to remain close to former colonizen for help. When d ictator Fernando Macias Nauema fell In Equatorial Guinea, Spain spent $80 miWon In 18 months to aid the former colon.y. Portuguese aettJers and advltel'I, husUed out of M oza mbiqu e at Independence tn 197S, are ,,treamln1 back. Muter Sft. Samuel Doe, after taltlna ovu power, turned to the clote.t thlo1 Uberla bad to a ronner colonial power -the United States -!« doubl9d aid. · More apd more, out1lcSe " t came of it because we stole all the mon ey a nd we 'r e incompetent." The agronomist, who must work with Western aid officials, spoke with a reporter on the condition he not be identified. Although some projects are badly conceived, aid money bas indeed been wasted or stolen by local officials. One answer is effective African regional agencies. An alphabet soup of organizations is already in place. Embryonic com mon m arkets link the countr ies of West Africa, Central Africa, Southern Africa and form er French Africa. Many of these regional and pan ·African agencies show promise, but some ar e little more than elaborate buildings housing high-priced civil servants who are badly needed Africa ay solutions require psychological -----------NAMltTATlfMIMT O.-Corporellon O' BR E ' changes as much as economic TIM 1o1._,,,. ,..,_. •s e1o1ne bus•· 0ouetes w.eu11ev 1 N and perso11s PICTIT10USIUMMHI MSSH: """*"' . who may be otherwise ib· Ones. Africans Say lribalJsm and MAMSSTATUdMT INOEPl!HOENT TRAVEL IH Tlllt lllti-t was lllao wllll tN terested in tt\e wifl and/Or corruption cannot s top until . ™ tvt1ow1,.. ..,_ 11 e.lflt wll· ousT1tY, u1 P1 .. e1tone, trvln•, county c .. r, of on,,.. county .,., estate· h l MU H : Celllomle 9211' Sept, 1'. lttl. • l ead ers set t e e x amp e . ANOL.Uts CENTe:llt, "'Horth oayl• Ann• Hiiier•"· 221 110•11 A petition has been filed Peasants must be shown that H••POrt eo.. .... .,,.. Nfttpof'1 .. ech, PIM•t-. 1rv1ne, c.e111orn•• w i. Publl111td Or-eoos1 O•llr Piiot. b y E D W A R D F . new methods a r e l·n thei'r CAt2"l. 11111 _,,_.1,conduct9dby anln· 0<1.1,1.u.22,1•1 •n1 .. 1 O 'BR IEN, JR . in the ltOIERT EL.MER ELUWOltTH, Cllvlcluel. S · C f 0 interest. • Hor..-, ~ Beech. CA oay .. AMHlllor.., NIUC llJTICE upenor ourt o range Rene Dumont noted in his ~i • ._,.,... lacoMlicwe1 tty • ., 1,.. 1111, _. •• 111ec1 .1111 IN County requesting that book •'Afr1· ca Strangled .. that Cllvldlu•L COYftl y Oer'k °'Or-County ClftSe9-fllCTITlOUS IUSIMats E ow ARD F . o· BR I EN. • • ,._, E. Ell-tef"bef 2t, l"1. P'1Jm2 NAMa ITAT'llMINT J R . be a pp 0 in t e d as African farmers would not work Tll•• ~ ..... 111e11 ••t11 IN Pwbll111ect °'-,0 .. 1 oany Piiot, T11e 1ot1-1ne pertoM •r• 001"9 personal representative to in cooperatives if others in the ~t':;, ~:. of °'-county on 0c1.1, 1, u.n. '"' ,,...., 01.t•l=!:'~E TYPING suvicE av administer the estate of economy were not doing their 11111,-•------------litAT AND ASSOCIATES, 1111 w. S A D Y E A G N E S par t. Pwo11_0r_eoor1oa11vP1101, Piil.iC~ C11..,...at1A-,S<11••E,orenoe.cA O'BRIEN, Corona del " Pe a s ants may be .... 599_1·_2_• ..... 0c:1""""'._1·_1·_1_5·_1•_1 __ arn_.,, ------------1nw Mar, CA {under the ltl· l'ICTITIOUllUSIMHS K. A. TAKI, P.O. Boa UH, dependent Administration conservative and backward," he NllJC 9ll1C( MAM• STATIM .. n orenoe, CA "'67, m s. Park vine, wrote, "but they're not idiots." Tll• '•"-'"' __ , .,. do111e 0re11te. CA ftMI. of Estates Act). The pe(i· O..sl""us: Tiii• ~Is~ by an 1"" lion is set for hearing In The problem goes deep, as M ... m souTH COAST M£TRo HEWS, e11v1e1uei. D t N 3 t 700 CIVIC PIC'TIT10U$ IUlfMIU •ts T-~ 0r1 .. Coste w.. I(. A TAKI ep . 0. a President Omar Bongo of Gabon NAMllSTATIM8NT calltorn1e•a · • Tiii• ......._, ... tned ••ttl the CENTER DRIVE WEST, noted in an interview with Tiie 1011-1no --· •r• Clolne Mic,_, Roller1 Lewler, Jr .. m Coul\lr C .. r .. of Or•nee c .... ntr on SA NTA ANA, CA 92701 on Expansion magazine: °"'1~~ee:s1F1Eo OEVELOPMEHT Mar in• Av•11u•, Balboa 1 •1•"0• Sept. u , 1•1· ,.11, .. October 28, 1981 at 9 : 30 Celllorn411 '*2 . "What did you French leave coM,.ANY, 210 so. 1r11101 s1,..1, Andrew Jotwi Lewter 229 Merine Pwbll....., 0r.,,.. Coon oa11y P1101, a .m . . b e h i n d ? L i t e r a ti , n 0 t Sull• 201• c.ta Nino, CA.... Avt11w• ee111oe 111e11e1' c.11tornl• s.p1. 2•, 0c1. '· •· u, '"' 00M1 IF YOU OBJECT to the ltAMHEV E. ORAl'Elt, n "'°·IA '2662 · ' granting of the petition, economists. Result : we have ~b=~.~~•vltl-Tiii• 1»us1,..u 1a conducted by • Piil.iC •ta you shoold either appear. forgotten agricu lture and 1.11 0r1 ...... ..,...,..,,"'ftUI . ...,.,a,_,,.rs111.,. at the hearing and state become bureaucrats.'' Tiii• IMn!Mss Is c-..c1 .. .,., a Tll~ ~.-''tiled•'"' 111e PICTITIOU5aUSIMISS your obi·ections or file Af I ' f t 9"M"•I~ C ,... ~0r ,._....., ~ NAMlnAHM8NT . r ca s u tu re , mos · .ownty ..... r11--_ .. ,on.._. TM ,..._1111 .--er• 0011111 written objections with tt)e . l' ls d d ~ .. a.c..,._. temwr "· 1•1• t bef h h i specia 1s agree, epen s on --'"an ""'',. .... , cour ore t e ear np. ful f ail bt Tllla .--1 -flled •ltll CM .,.... SLAVIK FOUR INVESTMENTS, y ~ care use o every av a ~e ...,bll.,_, 0r..,.. c.oert o.11r,. ""· A 0 .... 1R.t.l p•"'TH"lt~Htl', 1-... our appearance may ..., cou111., Clet'll °' °'-C-ty Ofl Oct I I IS 22, IWI 06MI "'" "" .. ~ .. n resource. The problem Is a lack s.pt. 11. t•t. · • • • MocArt1111r •outeverd, sw11e 110, In person or by your at· 0 ( m g t n d ,,,..., 1rv1ne, eotlfoml• mu torney. a n a e m e n a l"ublltllacl 0r..,.. c:o..1O.lly1'11'4, PIRJC "'1CE J•mn o. s1ovlk, M•neolnt 1 F y o u A R E A organization, they say. The West Sfft, u.0c1. I.I, IS, 1t11 , ... , c;e""', .. PM'l,..., uH11..,.-. 1rv1ne. C REDITOR _, can afford the wastefulness of -------------.. ...., ce11f0nllem1s or a co.~-its society, but Africa cannot. Pll.l Illa P1CT111ouuu11M1u JoM H. SMwtti, Pert_., •1• ....,... ingent c:reditor of the de· NAMnTATIMSMT Sotle,;~":·~~= •It"""" ceased, you must file yo~ The new pragmatists or Africa •1CTmous•V11lllU T~• ... _,no.--. •• ,..,,,. ••s.ot.irvw.,C'Ol...,,,.•tbn claim with the court or a rgue that beating the dead MAMSSTAHMSMT ttus1""'u•: ~-...., sa..,• T.,,,.. J_. o, present It to the personal horse of colonialism only ™ '911-1nt .,..._,. .,.. e104.,. FAYVA. ,.._ ClllWf Df'lw, •c. S1•v111 TNl!ee, <le ,..,. MocArt_. representative appolnte .. IMIMMU •. Herll•fO ...... ·~In• Cet1t•r. ....le'I ...... SulW 111 , ,...,.,. C.ltforlll• .. worsens present problems. ,..Ac11i 1c PETS, uo1 Alie I• c..._ °'9w, 11W1a, GelHwMe ftM4 mtS --. · · · by the cburt within tour Mugabe touched a more l'arkwe.,,iw....,v1e1o.c.11fwnl• _,.....,..,IM., SH Twr.,i.e T111a ._,.,. .. I• c_ct .. oy • months from the date of c1.,....a ._.,, 1.m Ion J11e1ntt llroet, c..n, MA. oai lo Oele•--e1,.rnwl"lhl9 fl t I f fundamental chord, speaking at circ1t,l'.-.i111ve1...,,ce1...,,.._ C«l*.,... -·-·J~0:51..,111 rs ssuance o letters¥ Zimbabwe's lndependence In 1.., ... ._..,Mm'°" JoctMo Tltte--.is~byec•· 11111 ......,_, -111• .i"' •provided in Section 700 of April lMI: c1rc1e, ,._,..v1111ty,Collfenlla llW•'*'· MoneSMe, tnc. c-ty Clertl llf or.,. c-nty the Probate Code o:f "It's tomorrow then, not d,::..,.~:=r" _.,.... ..,,." s. wayM, vice ""'"'n."'1 ,.,.., California. The time fe>< Yesterday' Wh ich be.r s Our L~..., ,.,..._,. l'llllll._o.-.,.. o.e-0.11., "*" flllng clalms will not ex· T11i. .....,_. -"*' """ .. Thi. ......_. -11• w1tt1 t11e ..._ M. Ott. 1,1, u. 1te1 4llM1 plre prior to foor month's des tiny. As we become a new c-.,Otrtletar..c:--v .. on c-.tyc::i..-.. 0r-..c-y0f'ls-from the date of the heat- people we are called to be •· 1"1· .., .....,.11.1191 rm,.. flll.l 1111( • Ing noticed above. constructive, proaresslve and •u"''"" o •• ,... c.v111y 0.11, "'*..,..0r.,..c-10e11.,"'""· YOU MAY EXAMINE forever forward-lookin1. tor we ,,..,.,Oct.~~~·!....,_~· oct. ?•" iua. ,., .,.., ..._ the flle kept by the court. cannot .ttord to be men of '==~:.".::-If you are Interested In the yesterday, backward-loolcin1, W ll1IC( Wf!!Cl TIM,........,...,_ • ..-... ,.. estate, you may flle a re-- tr ~-~ bd d tru ti " -_,_ .. : que.st with tM court tor• re Olfrnive 1 ta c ve. P1cTmounu11•w •tenttGUSntt•na cCMJll'ON CL1A11UNO u11tv1ca .• cerve ..-1a1 notice of t..,- ..,.. IT•ru.n ...... ITAT9.•WT IMC., MU ~ "'"'· C..l• ~ '""' TN......,...,_ 1t .._ ._. Ti.. .......... .,.,._••...,,._.. ....._CA--. lnventety of estate assets -·= -•: cCMJ"°"' 0..1tA11t1NO Y11tv1ca and of tM petitions ac:-""'...,. ltSMC>Oe"L .. ll. "" IHL•N "lltOMOTIONS, .... O,.MUlllfl~TH.ACH, Mii~ counts and reports Black suicide rate soars SALISBURY, Zimbabwe <AP) -The suicide rate in Zimbabwe ls soaring among blacks who have bee,n wrenched from the security of tribal communal life, officials said. The number of blacks who took their own lives Increased more than fivefold from 82 ln 1979 to 3SS Jut year, figures published by the aovern.ment Bureau of Statistics showed. All J>ul 68 'Were men. • ~r';·?:':o7'o\~~ ~!.~~~'· N•wnrt ... <~. ~=-~llT•(er-descrlbtd In Section 1200 110n1M11or1w,cma--.~.... •rwtt .,, .. 1MW1. •• °""" ,_,..._ of the C.llfornla Proe,.tt JOHN O, llMAi;.:lS J"I' ltrfft, ~ .. K~. Cellt..ala COUPON CLIAltlNO Code ~i~i~• _., • ~ ........ ,,~_., ... .,.. tHV•C:.,,. .. ,c,.nHACM MESIRVI!, MUMftlER .,,....._ ...,...... JeMl.A.rw & HUGHES, Attor'Mys 8t •"<•. ~ .,...111..1MM ,......... Law tt.m..t J k.._ T1ltt ...._. -...... llt f'MI .......... -..... .... .. TIWa ......... -ftfM 9't1ll .. I • -· ty Cleft.°'"""~ .. c-tyOwti•Or9'11t~ ..... c-itra..i•Ol' .... ~-oet. Jr'..l. J1 ca~ ~ .. , n..... lllfMINtJ..... t.IW'I. tt.v .... 1m, N•w1Nf1 ......... ~ca.Ollty3 ........ ar...,cwi~'= ......... 0-W.C:-Co.lly~ ·~~ ,...._ ..... ... 0U..t,1,1S,...., I oa,1, .. IJ,.lt;.. 41'1611 ~U,B,lt,ttlt 6ftNI Od. ..... ~ a ~.-,t (' J • ' I • 1 ' ' . 5 :2 OD 8 ASE 8 ALL PlAYOFF&: -YarllMOM.-_ e..-ooea NEWS I CHAAUl!'S ANOEl.S TMASOMHUHT M•A•a•H u•Qlt\Q a1o aor-10 qu11 ~ thal)eoll<l G MAOIC cw Oil PAIHTIHO New Cnglana Holla 10:00 I FAMIL y FE.UC> 0Cl)'11) NEWS • 20/20 SI U.a. CtiAONICU! "l"" Klllll\Q Raina Jim Lehrer reports on Iha 4lllOGll ot 111:1<1 rllln lC1MOVIE • • '' The Shape Ot Thing• To Come ( 1979) JllCk Pelanc• Alter E•rth'• dvttructoon 1n • robot war. • power ·hU"',lrY 1an90ada •oeks conlrot ot the auf'\llvors' lunar clly 'PO IO)MOVIE * • * '> 'Pr1v•te Benj~­ ml'1'' t t980 Go40te Hawn. 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Adam Baldwin The new ktd at a Choc900 high school makes lrlend1 wllh the school outcast 11n<1 together they stand up to the cruel gang which hed petaecuted them botn 'PG' (HJ CHILDREN OF THEA TJIE STREET Princess Grace goves U$ a took behind the welts ol the Vaganova Chorao. graph!<: lnstotute -also known as the Koro• ballet sch<>ol .. to e•plore the <lraams or two Russian dallQe<S '$)MOVIE * • • "Oon't Go Near The Water t t957l Glflnn Ford. Goa Scala World War ti salk><I on the South Pacoroc hnd that they n6ed only a recreation halt to complete their patadose 8!30 0 BULLSFl'E G) WE1.COME BACK, KOTTER Wilen Bart>arono dflC•des to run tor 11u<1ent t>ody president. ht• campaign techntQues cre91e more problems than anyone bar- Q!lned t0< Ul) KCET NEWSBEAT '11) STUDIO SEE River Boats" T eke a ride on two hlstOflC river boats. vosot a larm where horses are two llHll tall learn how to introduce youraetl to a snake (RI ())NEWS @) BARHFI' MILLER Demoted lnSPeclor Luge• seams soocodal to Wo10 and Batney has hos hanas 1\111 tracking down some heavy arttllery stolen rrom att ollegal cotlechon @MOVIE • * Oea<lman s Float PG' 1:00 t) CBS NEWS 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN Fonue s hie os endange<ed when he ton<11 a Slack ot counrer1ell money whole repairing a llearse (Part H 0 A8CNEWS 0 YOU ASKED F~ fT G) THE MUPP£T8 Guest Ben Vereen (IJ JOt<ER'S WILD fil) OVEREASY "Ch3nglng Family Rele· 11on1h1ps" Guest Zsa Zsa GlbOr 0 '11) MACNEIL I LEHRER REPOAT (J) TIC TAC DOUGH @l ENT£A'T AINMEHT TONIGHT ( 0) PSYCHUNO The dramattc SIC>fY ol one men'• determination to break his own record '°' cr6wng the U S by blCY· cle 11 presented CZl MOVIE • e • ,..., "'Doct0< Zhivago·· t 1965) Omat Shartt Geral· dine Chaphn Two lovers struggle amidst the SP•nl 1nd passoons ot lhe Aus· Slan Revolullon 7:30 t) 2 OH THE TOWN Featured lhe Dating Game • new twist, e look 11 some elegantly fur· nosned CO<\domlniums on W1lshore Boutev11d, hidden pieces where the stars or Old HollywOOd spend some 1 or their leisure lime 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY &COMPANY Laverne and Shirley are delermlned to mlHlt Fabllll• despne the loct that tock- e1s tor his concert are sot<I out 0 EYEON L.A. 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P.t Magnum searches lor a man who d11appeare<1 while sailing through a channel traditionally leered as "Cursed " D MOVIE a • • Too Late The Hero (1970) Michael CaJne crou Ro~tson A Brottsn patrol os chese<I t>y Japanese lroops after they doscover a large group of enemy planes 0 @) MORK AND MINOY Upset by Mork s lntC!f\tton 10 marry Orson turns Mork onto a <log 0 MOVIE • • • There s A Gori In My Soup ( 1970) Peter Sellers. Goldie Hawn A <11so1gan11ed young lady causes problems tor a man-about-lown lelevosoon 1)ersonaloly G) P.M . 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(ABCl c ~Crnpm1ul Q KFMB !CASI • I WORI NY NY 0 KHJ TV (Ind I 1, IWTBSI ~ KCST IABCI [ 1ESPN1 CD KTTV llnd l s CShowttmel II) KCOP TV tlnd l Q SPOlloqht 8i1 KCET C PBSI ct \Cable Nf'w~ Networ k l Gl> KOCE IPBSl ong, llandong end p111sent· ·~ dogs 10 1uaoe• W SNEAK PREVIEWS Roger Ebert end Gene Slslcet revtllw 'True Con· teuoone Galllpot1' and Rich And Famous ' C!MOVIE • a "Tiie Rip-Ott"' ( 1979) EdwarCI Albert, Karen Black A gang ot 1ewe1 thieves double-cross one anotner over $6.000.000 on diamonds 'R' 'SI MOVIE * • • • • 'Private Ben1a· min" 11980 Gold•• Hawn Eiieen Brennan A well-to· do young woman m1st&k· enly jotns the Army lollow· ong the death or her ne,. husband on lhaor wed<long night R' 0 8088Y VINTON Bobby Vinion performs some ot hos boggesl hot$ from the Sanda Hotel on LH Vegas 8:308 MOVIE 'E•PIO<•ng The Unknown 0 @J BEST OF THE WEST Parltar T otlman s ne<:k 11 on the tone unless Sam cen prove hom onnooent of cal lie ruswng charges (Part 1) ID ALL IN THE FAMILY When • swathka 11 round on lheor lronl door lhe Bunker housellotd goes onto • lrenzy fil) SNEAK PREVIEWS Roger Eberl an~ Gene Soskel review "True Con· 1ess1ons."' "Galltpoh' and ·Roch And Famous " '11) PORTRAITS IN PASTEL ~THE MUPPET8 Guest Oe1><>r111 Harry H'MOVIE * * • 'Mogambo ( 1954) Clark Gable. Ava Gardner When a plan1111on over. seer l•Hs .n lOve •Ith 11\e wole ot an engineer con· lhctsaroae 9:00 t) @ MOVIE Margin For M urder· (Premoerel Kevin Dobson Charles Hallahan Provata eye Mike Hamme<. tne charectet created by Mock ey Splllona, 1rwes11gates the acco<1ental death ot a lroend 0 @) BOSOM BUOOIES Ktp, Henry and Amy qull tl\eor 1obs alter Henry invests theor money on hll uncle's busonen ID MERV QRIFRN "Hit Makers" Guests Kai Rudman, Atta Coolidge. little Rover Band, Four Tops. Rick Jamee Eli) JAZZ AT THE UPTOWN Moss performs selections rang•"',I trom American ClllSICS ltk e "Aulum Leaves' to 1111 own original compo11110n1 '11) NASHVILLE MUSIC IB MOVIE • • a Forsl You Cry" ( 1978) Miry Tyter Moore AnlhOny Perkins News· women Betty Rollin ••PArl· enoes lhe angutlh and trauma ol discovering she has breast cancllf @MOVIE * • 'Phobia"' ( 1980) Paul M1cnael Glaser Susan Hogan A group of mental patoents are murdered accord•ng to lheor 1nd1•ldu· al leers R ~0 @) TAXI Louie becomu 1eatou1 when Ale• 11 chosen to be Elaine's companion 0'1 8 European v11Cat1on Q Q) ADAM-12 Malloy and Reed are assigned to lond a man wllo has threatened 10 commit suicide fil) THE RIGHTEOUS APPLES "Upbeat Al her parents CU8AH RHYTHM 10:ao a ID NEWS g) INDEPENDE.NT NETWON< NEWS tJl) EL D0AA00: THE GOlD BEHINO THE LEO END A documentary wlllch IOOks 111 tile real trulh behind the legend ol the gol<I kingdom an<I locusong on gold arl ob1ects lound during early e•plomtlons '11) THE LAWMAKERS Correspon<lents Londa Wertheimer an<I Cokoe Roberts ioon Paul Duke tor en up-10-1he-m1nute sum· mary ot Cong1ess1onal act1v1t1es H MOVIE • * Middle-Age Crazy ( 1980) Ann·Matgrel Bruce Dern A Te.as developer s successlul )Ob and beauh- tul wile manage to <!rove n1m into a mid-Ille cr1s1& R S LAFf-A· TH~ A comedian '!OSI an<I lour comoc contestants wt>o compete against one another are lellured in thos uncensored comedy game show Z MOVIE * • * • Resurrecuon ( 1980) Ellen Burstyn, Sam Shepard Altet a near lalat auto accident. a woman llndo tl'lal ahe !las the al>ill· 1y lo heal Others but 11 per· secuted because ot her relusel 10 claim a d1v1ne Influence ·pG· I 1:00 t) 0 ()) ®)Qt NEWS 0 SATURDAY NIGHT 0 NEWLYWED OAME ID THE J E.FFERSONS Q) BENNYHILL Benny does a remake ot The Sundance Kid " fil) D4CKCAV£TT Guest Eugenia Zucker- man (R) '11) INSIDE WASHtNOTOH $MOVIE * • . • 'Every Whtch Way Bui Loose ( 1978) Chnl EaslwOOd Sondra Locke A two-fisted trueker and n1s 0<angutan compamon take oft 1n pursuit or a pretty country-western singe< 'PG' @MOVIE • * •, Shoot The Sun Down c 1980) Christopher Walken Margot Kidder In 1836 tour dlsparare mls- llts use an otd map to search for burted gold 'PG' 11:30 8 ()) QUINCY Quincy 1nvestiga1es the death ot a teen-ager and d111eovers a child porno ring IJ Q'!TONIOHT Host Jollnny Carson Guests Bob Uecker. Alan King 0 @) A8CNEW8 NIOHTUNE 0 FACE THE MUSIC ID THE 000 COUPl.E Oscar and Fel1a spend a rainy -'tend on the coun- 1ry too~•ng tor a lost gorl Q) ~E STEP BEYOND The Storm" A woman seeks 10 hnd out now a pa•nt•ng ha<I been com· plated when tile artist !lad <11ed before 11s completion fil) KCET NEWSBEA T '11) CAPTIONED ABC NEWS -Ml>HIGHT- 12:00 0 MOVIE • * • The Story Ot Or Wassell · ( 1944) Gary Coo- per Laraine Day Or Roy- don M Wassell, a heroic Navy man, rescues Ameri- can troops from the Japa- nese G ®l VEGAS Dan gets involved with a beautiful daredevll who la Spillane detective re-created By TOM JORY A_ ..... ..,_,_ NEW YORK -Everything in "Margin for Murder" is inevitable -the girlfriend named Velda. the friendly cop who can get tough when be has to, the floozy called Daisy, e'ven the hard-as-nails dialogue: "Man has a friend," Mike tells Velda. "They go through life together, good and bad, thick and thin. The friend gets killed, you do something about It." Kevin Dobson Is Mike Hammer, the latest reincarnation of Mickey Spillane's tough-guy private eye. Despite its naws -besides the inevit.ables, "Margin for Murder" ls too long, as most two-hour shows are -there is a ct!rtaln charm to CBS' made-for-TV movie, broadcast tonight. at 9 on Channel 2. , The good guys win, and that's appealin1. But no small amount of credit Is due Dobson himself, one of TV's rislnc young stan. "You know.·• Velda says early on, "Inside that touah exterior , you'r e (luite a guy." And she's right. Hammer la aummonfd to the scene of a car wreck by his cop-lrlend, played by Charles Hallahan, and he'• convinced ri,i,t off that Joey Dehllita's death w11 no acdden He aboves all of bJa other r.ues 11lde to pursue Joey's killere. through New York's kinky disco scene, past the crooked pol to head-on confrontation with a mob boss named Marchetti. There's a noble effort to maintain the side-of-the-mouth Spillane style, a nd that's not easy these days. It hasn't really worked since Bogart played Raymond Chandler's Philip Marlowe in the '40s. "Want a drink?" Hammer is asked. "No," he replies, "just some answers." They talk like that a lot In ''Margin for Murder." Through it all, Hammer ls pursued by v,1da, who has marriage on her mind, enjoys a too-brief fling with Daisy, the disco 1rou1>le and aspiring actress who says th.Inga like, "l believe ln nudity, if it's important to the story, of course " and manages to comfort Mama DeFelUta, wbo dreams of spending her declining years at home In Italy. There's nothin1 to indicate CBS has more than the Immediate production in mind, though most movies for television are consldel'ed pilots for prospecUve series. One problem hel'e ·ta that Dobson, who played Detective Bobby Crocker in CBS' "Kojak,'' • bl1 htt In the "70s. bu another series on the network schedule th.is fall, a cop abow called .. Shannbn."' Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Thursday. Octobor 15, 1981 C9 TUBE. TOPPERS KT LA 0 K uo Too I.ah.· tlw I k ro \1 1thal'I Came :.ind Cltrf Rutwr l~<Jn -,\411• 111 World W411· II movil' ;1bout '''o relut tunt ~oldtl'f'~ KllJ 0 8 00 'T hen.· :-. a Girl 111 ~h Soup ' P t.'l<.·1· Sdlel's <and Goldie lht\\'11 :,tt1r i n <1 movil.· tthout \I m.111 ... 1•arth 1ni;: for youth. ABC fJ 8·3<1 ··Bl•s t of the \lh'st !'art one of t he se ries has P t1rkt•r T illm<•n fi~nt in).( rnst Ii ng <'ha rgt•s KCET ~i 9 00 ... Jan at tht• l 'ptowri J aLZ s<.·lctt ion~ from !\ mt.•t•k;rn c·l••'~'t" to Ill'\\ t:ompo:,1t 1on~. planning one lost apec1ac ular teat IA) 0 MOVIE • * • F11zw1t1y' 119871 Dock Van Dytoe Barbata Feldon Whole ~ 1arvants COllllf 10< her a pManthro pic old lady not realmng She 11 actually penniless continues to spread he• -•Ith G) MIKE DOUOLAS COhosll Barbara Cook JOhn Raitt Q) ROOKIES Two taw s1uden1s frame Terry lor the murder ol o st0<e gua1d 10 avenge IM deatn ol a gorl fil) PEOPLEAND OAOANIZA TtONS lC~MOVIE • * 'Sparkle' ( 1976) trene Cara lonat1e McKee Ourong lhe t950s, three black sitters lrom the 911e110 become musical superstars bul eventually sutler lrom lhe pressures ol stardom PG 0 MOVIE * • • '• Being Tne1e ( 1979) Peter Sellers Met· vyo Douglas A simple· minded. middle-aged man whose only knowledge ot the outside wor10 •S through lelevosoon gains tremendous fame and power t>y unw1111ngly con· v1nc1ng tycoons Ind pohh cians that he 11 a genius 'PG launch mossoles 11101 woll dllUObe the entue nu1nJ11 popolallOf• PG 1:00 H STANDING ROOM ONLY The Last Great Vaudevolt.. Snow Fea1ure<1 are Don alCI 0 Connor Oet>boe Rey· nolds Charlie Callas ano M1rtlyn M1c11a111s a~ George M Conan Sophie Tucker. Gaorge Jessel ana Fanny Broce on thos star- studded re·crealoon ot one ol America s tavo11te en1er1a1nmen1 lorms -the veu<1ev1lle revue 1:10 0 MOVIE • • ' , l he Man tnsolle ( 1958) Jack Palance. Nigel Patrock A provale eye sets ofl on a European trek lo 1 ecover a precious blue Ooamond (tl: NEWS 1:30 Q) MOVIE • a,,, "Footsteps On The Moon ( 1967) Oocumenta· ry Narr11ed by Or Werner von Brolun Man s t11s1 lunar achievements .tre reviewed t:500 NEWS 2:00 IJ ENTERTAINMENT TONIO HT ~NEWS C MOVIE 12:05 H INSIDE THE NFL • • , A Small Cucle 01 Froenas ( 1980> Britd OB•· os Karen Allen tn the t960s lhe troendshop and odo3h~m o l three Harvard students os lh1ea1ene<1 wnen one ot them os aralt· ed 10 serve on Vietnam R' Hosts Lan Dawson and Ntck Buon1eon11 present n1glll19nts or cro11ca1 games. analysis ana pre- d1ct1ons ol upcoming con tests on tlle NFL 12:15 Z MOVIE . • • • •., 'Pf1vo1e Ben1a· mm"' (1980 Goldie Hawn Eileen Brennan A well-IQ· do young woman m•stak· enty 101ns the Army lollow· ong the death ot her new husband on theor wedding noght 'R 12:30 IJ OJ TOMORROW Guests Phoebe Snow Harvard Lampoon ed11or Bitty 1(1m1>all &l CONTEMPORARY HEAL TH ISSUES Lo•ong Wolh Dyong 12:40 t) (J) THE SAINT Tiie curator ot a museum 1s murdere<I when lie d1s covers lhal a •atuat>le COi· lechon ol anhQues is moss 1ng 1:008) MOVIE • * • Mary Queen QI Scots ( t972l Vanessa Redgrave Glenda Jack- son Oueen Mary ot Scot· land ts beheaded alter she <1et1&s lhe rule ot ner cous· In. Elizabeth I ol England Q) tNDEPE.NDENT NE'lWORK NEWS S MOVIE • • •; l he Fiendish Plot 01 Or Fu Manchu I 1980) Peter Sellers. Sod Caesar The FBI ano Scotland Yard's Del Nayland Smith pursue the 168-year-old arch vollaon as he seorcnes lor tile 1ngred1enls. 1nclud- tng tile Crown Jewels used 10 make nos hie-pro- longing eh•or 'PG' @MOVIE • * '" The Nude Bomb ( 1980) Don Adams Sytvoa ~·stet Secret agent Ma• w~ Smart laces hos most aangerous adversary on an arcll vollaon who plans 10 2:05 Z MOVIE • • • ·One· Trick Pony t 1980) Paul Simon. Bta1r Brown A once.popular performer os pressured t>y everyone around hom to drop h1s style 01 music and wrote songs that can Drong hom Dack 10 the top 40 R' 2:25 0 MOVIE * • The Oestructors" ( 1967) Rochar<I Egan, Palro- cra Owens A U S lnlelh· gence agent uncovers a plot 10 dosrupl the develop- ment or a n-weapon 2:300 NEWS 0 MOVIE * '> Tales Of Robin HOO<I I 195 I) Aot>erl Clarke Mary Hatcher The Merry Men ot Sherwood Forest 101> 1ne rtch 10 gove IO Ille POOr on 121h·century Engtond 3:00Q) MOVIE * • Mummy s Re~enge ( 1973) Paul Naschv Jae .. Taylor Supernatural events t>egons when a mummy -.t,1arches tot a body 10 nouse hos w•le's soul S SPE BIZARRE John Byner shows you things stranger 111an irulh larger than Ille and zanier than anytnong you've ever seen @MOVIE • "' * The Jerk" ( 1979) Steve Maritn Bernadette Peters A ChronlC screw-up mal<es m•lllons on a weord onventton only to lose It all in consumer damage suits 'R 3:100 NEWS 3:25 ID MOVIE * * • 'Llltle M1n1ster 11934) Katharine Hept:>uon John Beal A Scothsh pas- tor finds romance tor the lorst tome 3:30 0 MOVIE • • • SpantSll Cape Mys· tary t t93ll) Heier\ I wet velleea Ooroald (,OOk rt1wy ~. VflC;8h()n 18 1nc11 .. uplad by • or•lly murdet CIM S IE.IT HORSE A yOVng g1r1 11 w1llt11Q 10 <11tty h9f mo•llal 10 prove 1ha1 her hor .. •• the oeet 1n 111<1Waa1 3·"6 l 1·00 MOV MOVIE • * * • H•1u1rec.ttun (19901 Ellen Buratyn :,,m Shapnrd 4:00 'C MOVIE • • Tn11 Rip-011 t 1070) f <1w1"ll Albeo I K""'n B14C.. A gang Of )lfWttl thouvu• ooubte-cros6 on" anotl\6• ovor $0.000.000 Ill Cloamonas A S REACHING OUT A hsnC11cepl)1!tl yo11rog1t111 •t1lus•s ro lttl hos phy11c11I d1Sob1l1t11" Siana on the way ot h•' dream~ 4:30 S SHOESHINE OIRL A young 9111 os IOUQhl ~ornu vHlunblto 1,.uon~ dUoul •l!~pon•1b1llly anCI froflnd ·~111p wllolt. wur ... nC) Bl l summ.,rjOb @ MOVIE • • fetror Train 11!180J BPn Johro5on Jami.. t ..., Cu111~ A collegt> lrate1111 ly s Ne..; v.,a, 1 mota.qu11r adl! party 1u1ns 11110 • n1gntma1e 11when a \11nd1c hve guest starts ~.111ng ott the party-goeos R t 'ridoy Bm1Pball 12:05 0 N Y Al Oel<ltlllO S.10 IJ Doc19t,. el M0111ro1 f 'riday•• Day• hnf" .tlorit-# -MORNING- 5:00 S • • Whole Water Sam Keith Larsen A mountain man ttavels lhe Nortn"'"SI wllh ht~ husky searc.h•ng tor me 9r1>.:i1 whtte water rChJIP c;outh G 5:30 Z • • • Provah• Bero 1amon t 1980 Goldie H<Jwn Eoleen Bren,,an A well to <10 young woman mosia ... enty 101ns the Army lollow ing the oe;oth ot hf'r new nusband on 1he1r w"<lO•ng n1gn1 R 8:00 C • • Sor Gawain Anll The Green Knight PG 7:30 C * • "The Baltunore Bullet 11980) James Coburn. Omar Snorol A small-tome pool tou!.lleo must raose $20,000 aroCI w11i a b•g tournament belore ne can hnve ~ rematch wolh an Old oppo nent -wno has never lost al any game 'PG 8:00 S • • •', The Hounl 1ng" I 1963) Juhe Horris. Cla11e Bloom Four <11sparare people 1nves1o gale a house wolh an onlamous repulallon tor supernalural QO•ngS•On 9:30 Q) "''•"Up In Smoke 11957) Bowery Boys Huntz Hall Tne Boys gel onto alt sorts ot lrout>le when the gambling t:>ug Doles C • • ' Staroust Mem· oroes 119801 WOOdy Allen Cnarlotte Ramphng A sue cesstul d1rec101 laces a personal crosos as he I roes 10 make some ma1or deco soons on hos hie PG 10:00 S * • • Fame ( 1980) Irene Cara Barry Moller Several golted stu<1en1s al 8 New York hogh school IOr lhl' perlormmg arts expero enc.i various set bacto.s and successes ol bOlh person. al and protess1ona1 natures 'PG 0 * • Tne Man With Bogart s Face' ( 1980) Robert Saccllo. 01tv1a Hus sey A ma" decodes lo change hos lilestyle and physical appearance to resemblti hos screen 1001 PG 10:30 Q} * • "Wyoming Out· law" ( 1939) John Wayne Ray Hutton The Three Mesqu11eers expose a crooked poh11e1en who rias t>een selhng )Obs 10 ompov er1shed ranchers 11:00 0 • • Adventure In Bal· hmore ( 1949) Robert Young Shortey Temple Tiie Clfogt'N lolva altltUO. Of • mlmtltt • d9U0htllf tn Ille t900t keep !let fatnlty In turmOll C ••••; OnTtie Tc>wn C 111501 Gane Kelly, hank :ifflatra A '''° OI NllO<I tNm up Wlth a ,.,., OIMW •nd an anthropoio g••t 10 find a l>lllVllNI girl wlloN picture It dttOle~ In tlla 11Ubway 12.00 ID • • Trog t 19101 Jo1111 Crawlord MIGhfff Govgri rna army stepe tn 111., " p11rnlll•• creature 0$Cllpt11 trorn "" anthrO· potog111 •nd gov. on a 10.mpago G) * • • "Glgot" t 19621 Jacki• Gleason Kethe?lne Katn l he poor, mute 1anl- tor ol • run-down Paris rooming hOUM Oller'• to 1net1er o ""Oman and haf ooughter 0 • • ·from Hell To voe- tory 11979) George Harnll· ton George Peppard Four hoend• lrom <11tlerenr countroes must leave Paris 111 t939 to togn1 for theu 1nd1v1dual counlroas on Wo•l<I War II PG Z • * • a Payday 11{173) Rip Torn Anna Capro A country an<I west er n song er r ulhht•sly makes hos way to stardom by manopulaung and <1os- card1ng lh0'8 around him 1·00 C • • Tiie Batt1more Bullet t 1980) James Coburn Omar Sharil A ~mall tome pool hustler must 1a1se 520.000 end won a Dog lournamenl bctore hA can have a r;imaten w1111 1111 otd oppo- n.-n1 who has never lost al nny g11me PG S "'*•""The Haunt· ong f 1963) Juhe Hams, (,l111ttJ Bloom Four disparate people onveSto· g.lle d llOuS<! w11h an 111fa1nous repulahon lof supernatural goings on 1·45 l • • ' h s MyTurn I 1980) Joli Clayl>urgh Michael Douglas A brol· hant Cnocago malh proles- sor realizes the problems 1n ner hve01n relahonsh•P when she fonds a new love wllole on New Yor .. for he< lather s rema,,.age R 2 00 0 • • ' Se-ems loke Old 1 •"1es 11980) Goldie Hawn Chelf)' Chase A !>OIH16Brled lawyer •S IO<n between hP• hopeless e•· 11us1>an<1 turned-bank roboer and ne1 up11gnt µresent nusbano who •S r unnong tor Ca1tlorn1a a1t1>rney general PG 3'00 C • • Sir Gawain And Thtl Green Knogl'lt PG' 3:30 Ci) ,.,. •',"The Deep So• I 1958) Alan ladd Wilham Bl!nCI•• During World War II a Naval olhcer bred to pacolosm by nos Quaker upbringing weakens at a vital moment ol <1ec1s1on Z • • Borderlme 11980) Charles Bronson. Bruno Korby A police otto- cer discovers a !>muggllng ring operatong along 11\e Mek1can border and troes 10 .. eep oncoming aliens trom t>ecomong Slaves to ruthless sweatshop own. er$ PG 4:00 0 * • • Aorplane• ( 1980) Robert Hays Julie Hagerty Aller an aortoner s crew tans to IOOd poi~ 1ng a ner•ous lormer war polol 15 pressed into ser· vice and must contend wolh on-board nys1er1a. a S4!Cre11ve control tower an<I chche·lolled memories PG 4:30 C * • Tho Man Who Love<! Bears G 5·152 ••'r Frnal<yF'ro<lay' ( 1977) Jodie Foster. Bar hara Hams The world is luoneo ups1<1e-<1own lor a mother an<I daughter who magically switch bodies one latelul day ·G· 5:30 C • * • ' • On l he I own ( 19501 Gene Kelly, Frank Sinatra A trio ot sailors teem up woth a tako I drover and an an1hropolo- g1SI to lond a beautllul gorl whose picture os displayed on the sobway 0 * • * 'Chapter Two I 1979) James Caan. Mar- sna Mason Soon alter his wole s death a wrtter ltnds 111mse11 retuctanlly 1a111ng on lo•e again PG JOHN DARLING by Armstrong & Batiuk OUtEI, PLEASE! MY WAY P~. 'TAKE O NE •.• HE L-~, l "M .JOHN DARLIN G! l'\/E. INTERVIEWEI? A LOT DFAU 'THORS ON MY SHOVll, AND NCMl I'VE WRITTEN A 000K OF MY OWN ! ! IT~ CALI-ED M'I" WAY, AND l "M SURE YOU'L-L-WANI TO HAV E A COPY IN YOUR HOME. LJ~ARY! Placing a Classified is twice as easy! Just sey "Charge it" you can use your VISA o r MASTER CARD to p l ace a DAILY PILOT Clas sif i e d over t he tel epho ne , inc luding 8-Day week a ds. Call ( 714 ) 64 2-5678 Illy Piil Tbe Or ange Coa st's argest mar k t p l ace • , r J • • c•• Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Thursday. October 15, 1981 Cult survivors claim Jones a CIA agent Damage suit also names ex-Secretary of State V.ance, others. as defendants CJ A AGE.'JT? Reu Jim Jo11es MUC NOTICC P'ICTITIOUS aU51 .. IE $$ NAMll STATEMENT Tr>e followln9 per\on• ere doln9 bui lneu ••· COLOR CONCEPTS, IUI Grin· ville Drive, Newport 8e•cn, C•llfornl• t*4) Roi-N Dulle, 1141 Gr•n•lllt Ortve. NewPOrt Be•ch. C•hforn11 n..o M•ry F Dulle 1141 Gr•nvlllt Dri ve, Hewport 8tt1ch~ C1Utorn11 n..o Tiii• bu:MMu i• con<lucteo by 1n on dlvldu•I • SAN FRANCISCO <AP> Seven survivors o r t h e Jonestown <Guyanu> Peoples Tem ple mass murder suicides claim in a $63.4 million lawsuit filed here that cult leader Jim Jones was a CIA agent. The survivor s or the 1978 tragedy that s hocked the world a llege their civil and equal prot ect ion r ights were violated by' th e d e fe nda n ts , ror.rner Secrt'tary of State Cyrus Vance. the Central Intelligence Agency, the Justice Department. the U S Customs. t h e !l ouse of PUILIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS auStNEU NAME STATEMENT .. S-15150 The fotlowlno per>0n• ert c1oln9 bu,1nt n -" OtVER~IFIEO INVESTMENl COMPANY. 110 South Brl•lot StrH\, Suitt ?01, Co.I•-\•, C•lllOf'nla 9l1Ut Ch1rt9' J Terr. JSMI Beach Ro.a, Capl\lreno 8e.ch, CalilOf'nl• 9:1Mol Ranrwy E Dr-r. n North Lil Senoa Soul" u_.e. C•lllOf'nl• •»11 Tni\ bus1ne'' '' <onOUctad bv • ~rwr•I p.srtntt\NP Cn.trl•\ J T •rr. Gener•I R04-N DuU P1r1rwr Tr>ls SIAttement ... , 1o1.a """" tht Th" •llternent w•s 11100 will\ th• County Clerk ot Or41nve County on O< Counly Ci.rk ol Or•"91! County on s.p loller •. 1911 temt>er 11, 1'191 FllJUJ FllOSM Pubtl•l'lecl <>ronve CCMU Oaily Pilot. Publl\MO Or•nve Coast Di lly Pilot, Oct •• IS, n , H . "" 041.jl Sept ,., Oct '· •• IS, 1'1111 .,,,_ .. PUIUC NOTICE P'fCTITIOUS auSINESS NAME STATEMENT PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT R epr esent atives and other various om c1a ls The sui t alleges that from 1963 until Nov. 18, 1978, Jones was an .. e m ployee. l)ervanl, agent or oper ative of the CIA." Jones d ie d a t t h e J o n es t o wn compound. Those filing the complain! Wednesday were Monica Bagby, Thom as Bogue and Teena M. Turner or San Francisco. who were wounded in the Nov. 18, 1978, ambush al an airstrip near Jonestown an whtch U.S Rep Leo Ryan or Cal1rornaa and four other people were killed Jam<.':. Bogue of Sa n Franc·1l)CO, another plaintiff. had u daughter who was a mong the 913 who died that day in the mass murdtff suicide ritual Other pl aintiffs include Robert and Virginia Richardson of Liberal. Kan., whose daughter, K at h y Pur i f oy, died a l ,Jonestown, a nd Juanita Bogue. of Burlingame, who was at the airstrip but not hurt. Other defendants include then U S Am hassador to Guyana John Burke, Richard Dwyer, then chief deputy or th~ U S. Mi ssion to Guyana who was wounded al the airstrip; former CJ A chief Stansfield Turner; former Attorney General Griffin Bell. and Elizabeth Powers of thl' State Department's SpeciaJ Consul ar Ser vices. The lawsuit says the CIA, J ustice Department. Turner , Bell a nd others e ngaged in conduct which included a n act ive plan to "enha nce the economic and political powers" of J ones VEFE.'VDA.\'T Cyrus Vance T l'le fOllOWl"9 ptr\On\ ... do1n9 DUslneu .. SUNSET FLOWERS, 16nl P.cillc Ce111 Hl91'1wey, Sunut Beul\ Cellfornl• t0142 Jeck\or• Brien Herro" S692 Korn Drive. Hunllnoton Beecr>, C•llfOf'nl• .,. .. T l\t IDllOWlt\Q l>"rson °' clol"9 bu>I neu ., THE fLOWER REMINDER OF NEWPORT »II Boren SI Newport Buer> C•lllorn11 nwo G JoNI Murr•Y ,, .. , Sea cr••I l•n•. Hunt1noton Be4Kh, C•hforn., ., ... Trt1\ bUStnt1S ,, <ondu<leo bt' •n In 01vtdu•I 20 pound low suds laundry detergent Au ll'I Anne H1rrl>, S'9? Kern Drive, HunllnQton 8eecr>, C•lllornl• tUri Thi• l>uslneu I• conclucteo by •n In dlvlelull G JoMMurray T hli \t•t•nwnl was fll.O wtlfl uw County Cltrll 01 O•..,or County on Oc 1ooer •. 1'181 Jackson Brian H1rri• This >llllement wn filed wllh the FllU.U Counly c .. rk o1 Or1n9t County on See>-PublhMO 0r•"9e CCMSI Daily Piiot temlltr n, 1911 Oct I IS, 11, 7'1, 1'11 440&-81 F17141t Pubtlstwd Or•nve Coo t Dally Pilot, Sept ?4, Oct I, I , IS, 1911 417'411 PVIUC NOTICE FICTITIOUS IUSl .. ESS NAME STATEMENT Tiie lollowln9 IM!rson• •re cloln9 l>Ustneu •s NEWP ORT PACIFIC PROPERTIES, G)O M•cArtnur 81vd , Sul IUIO, N-1 Buch, CA 9?'60 NEWPORT PACIFIC FUNDING, INCORPORATED, a C1lllornl1 co,. pcrallon, 4000 Mec:Arthur Blvd . Su•I• 410, Newpor1 Beacl'I. (A Thi\ l>U\lneu h conducito by• cor paratlon Newport Pa<ofoc FuNll1>9, Inc Gllt>ert E Fr•oae, Pre\ident Thi\ \Ill-I .... fol.a Wtlh the Courlly Cieri< ol Or•f\9<' County on PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS aUSINES,S NAME STATEMENT Tl\e tollowonQ .,..rson '' <I01nq bu•• nen I\ ,._ ANGEL PLUMBING, 814 Stn•I• Street Co.I• Mew . C•hlornoo n•n L•wl• Pt<ll, 111A Senile Slreet, Co\la Mew C•lltorno• '26?7 Thi'\ t>Yslnr-n h conducted Dv an 1n- c11vlclua1 LewlsP_.ll Tiii• s1a1t,,,.nt we• 11100 wolh lht County Clerk ot Or1nqe Countv on Sep ltml:H'r,., 1'191 Flll!Dll PuDl1srwo Or.t"91' Coesl Oaoty Pilot, Ocl 1 I IS, 11 1'111 0-t PUIUC NOTICE Sept •• t911 :------------- FllOVO Pul>llshe<I Or-C<W•l Oaoly P1101 O<t I, IS,??, 1t, 1911 U03 11 rulUC NOTICE NOTICE OF TltUSTEE'S SALE T.$.NO.JlMI NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, 11\11 on Wednesdey, Octo«>er 29, 1911, •t ' 00 o'cloek • m of wod d•Y. In tne ol flee ot REAL ESTATE SECURITIES SEAVtCE, 1outtd 11 10?0 Nortri Broedw•y, Sull• ?Cit, •n the ell• of San t• An•. County Of Or•ft9e. State ot C.llfornl•, OAANGE COAST TITLE COMPANY, • C•lolorno• corpor•loon 11 duly -'nteo Tru\ltt under •NI p11rsuan1 to llw PoWtr ot w it con !erred In the! certain O<Oe<I ot Trust u ecuteo by HUNTER PROPERTIES, I HC , • C111torn1• corporation. rt corded Mey I•. 1911, In Boo• uou ol Olllclal RecorO• ot Yid County, at P•O• .. ,, RecOf'der'\ ms1rum•nt No U737, by rea!oOl'I of • brta<h or c>e!1u11 In P•VrTMnt Of Qertormance o·t the Ob ll9•tlons -urea thereby, 11>cclU01t\Q tf\.11 br•«h or de'feull. Notte• ot wtuch w•\ recOf'OtO July 1 1911, In Boo~ 14114 ol Otllclal Records ot Hod Coun· ly, at IMl9I' tens, Recoro.r·s 1n.1ru me nt No ""· WILL SELL AT P U B LIC A UCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIOOER FOR CASH, 1-lul money ol tl'le Unlteo Sl•IH, •II Hyabl• at the lime of wit. •II ro9f\t, 1111• ancl Interest now held by It, n TruitH , In end to th1I real pr-rty sJtu ale In ••Id County •nd Sl•I•. dt scrlbeo a• tollows "EXHIBIT ''A" PARCEL I: Unll 111 •• \hown Ind defined on th•t cert•ln Conoomln ium Pl•n rt<orOtO Junt U . 1'11, on 8ook 1?1'7, P191 ••II lntlu•lve o! Olllcl1I Records of Oro~ County, C•hforn11 P"RCEL 2 An """lvldeo lr60lh on ttrest In•"" to Loi Sot Tr.oct No. IOIJ7 •• shOwn on • m•p r-Koroed 1n Bootl O •, P69n ... to SO Of MlsctlllMOU\ Maps, records of Or•nve Countv C.tllor,.la, t090U..r with •II lm1><ovt ment\ thtteon t•c~t1nq U'9'r•from Conaomlnlum Unlls :IO't thr0U9fl ?•• on <luslve, and Units ?S7 U>rou9h 180 l11<tuslve. loc•teo ti..reon EXCEPT THEREFROM ill oll. 9u, rnln•r•I\ M"9 other hydrocarbon sub· st•nces lylnQ btlow a dopth ol 500 '"' wltl'IOul •ny rl9hl to Mier upon lht sur fa< e or tlW sut>wrfact ot said tano above a doPlh of 500 teel, •• provided lrl lnotru.-.t> of record P"RCEL J An exclusive easement tor parklt\Q -rtlateO purpc,,es over tllat partlon ot Loi •of w kl Tra<I No IOIJI, as"'°""" on E•hlt>ll """to tl'le Oeclar•tlons Of R .. trlctloni tor Tiie 59rln9s Condominium, recOf'Oed Aprol 11, 1t71, In ~ 12M4, P-l10 01 01· lklaf Aecordl, 1NI recoroeo M1y J, 1'71, In Boolo. 12..0, P-Sii ol Otflcl11 Records Of Oreft9e County, ~lo!ornl• ftM,-eln.,Wr ,..terned to •~ "Dt<tar• llon"I as C¥P0rt Sc>ace ?II Slid e1se ment Is further deflneo and c>escrlbeo In Artlctes II ancl Ill of 11\t 0«11r• tlon. PARCEL 4 A non·uctuslvt ene ment IOf' uw and enjoyment ol lht common ar•• Oe\1gn11teo 1f\ 1nt Dtc tar•llon, .. Id , .. ement btln9 hirlller dt llntd and dtscrll>tcl In "rtlctH 11 •na111 of the O«larotlon. The str•t .odr.n or other common dH l9Mtlon, II •ny, ot ll'le rN I pr_,. ty here~ clescrlbeo I• puroo<lt cl It b• · 271 Streamwood, I rvlne, C.lllorftla Tiie llflllwsl9Md her9Crf disctalms alt tlabttlly fw •ny lncOf're<tntss lr1 Hkl st,... ecldnlt or other comm°" clesl9MU011. !>ekl Wle wttt be -Wll"°"I war• rar11y, ,......., Of' tmp1i.t, f'e9Mdlft9 !Ille, pos-sloft, or tncwrnbrances, to Hllsfy Ille ll(lncil>al belance of the Nol• or olhef C1611getlon MCurtd by .. Id OMO of Trwt, will\ Int-I •ncl other 1uma .. pnwlded 111e-.1r1; plus •dUrlCH , II •"'· under tlle ttrflll tfltr.ol tNI 1.......,,t on such .01rarices, If'° plllt feel, ch«9ft .,,., ••-Ml of Ille '"'*-tNI "' IM trusts ,,......, by satd DeN of Trust. Tiit total •-' llf .... oe119ttlon, iflcludlf\9 rtHOlltlll'f ettlm.ttd l .. s, Clla...., aN1 t11P'N" of IN Trvstet, •t Ille tlm• ol lnlll•I p11bt1catlon ol 11111 HOll<8, It 5Jl,.Sl4_1't, De ... OctolloH 2, '"'· OllANO• CO.UT TITL• COM,_AMT, .~~·••Trwt ... l y; HAI. •STAT• t•CUlllTIU s•11v1cs. .c ......... , ................. .... lyD.J ..... ,"9~ ................. ....... c.."'9l C"41 ....... ~ ....... OtMtt q.-o.ily .. I ... , °'"""' o.n.1• dft_.t. FICTITIOUS IUSINESS NAME STATEMENT Tn• follow1nq ~rsons a re 001ng builneu ~ AMJ ENTERPRISES, llJOI Be.ch BoultvArd, Huntln9ton 8t•ch. C1l1lornla '11'41 Wllll•m F S.tllnarcll, ?HSI Brookhursl, "pt, 61, Huntln9ton B .. cr>, C.llfornla U M!> R le lfard E Ja<Ol>s, 1'342 Arm .. Mo Drive, D1,,. Point, Callforni• '1•1"1 T "" bu•lneu Is conducteo Dl • 9entro I pertntt'VllP RIChercl E J1cOl>s Tft•9 statement was "'"" ""''" lhe County C..,rll of Ou-County on Sel> temlltr n 1911 F171Jl1 Publl\heO Ora-Coe•I D•ll• Polot, S.pt 74 Oct 1, •• I~..... 411).11 PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS a USINESS NAME STATEMENT Tnt tollowu'tQ S)flr~ 1\ dolnQ bus1 n•n ., AVIArlO N EXC ELLEN CE AtRCR•FT SERVICES JIO Avoo<IO S1re•t 11 10, C~t• w..w. Cat1for'n1a .,.,. Sit•• Bono 1 :>1tven c.aro 80NI 1 JIO "'vou<lo "10, CO\I• Mew. c.o.1orno1 .,.,. l "" t>ui•M1o~ '' <ondu<t~d by an 1n dlvtOU•I Stew BONI T1>1> \taternent was llltcl w olh llW County Clerk Of Or41n9f County on Oc tober • 1911 Fl7UJJ Publ••heO Or.tn90 Coe\I Dally Pllol, Oct 8, 1~ n . ?9, t'lllt •ll>l>-81 ru1uc NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT Tftt tollowonQ penon '' <I01n9 t>usl """ ., M OT EL M 081LEST ATE INVESTMENT CO, 1107 Dolphon Tor r•tt Coron. dPI foN!r. Calolorn•• •:zt1S Tnurm•n Lrl•nd Grave\, 1107 Oolpf'un T•rr•ce Corona del Mar C•lltorn11 mis - fh1\ bu\1n•n is conooct•d b°' an 1n. dtvldu•I T~rm41n L Gr1ves T h11 \t,.ttn'Wf"lt ••S httcJ wHh the CounlY C~rk ol O•MO" Counly on Oc lober • 1'1111 FllUSI Publl\he<I OrM\91' Ct>a\I 01ily Pilot Oct 1. u. n,,. •'Ill• 4li>'"'' PUBLIC NOTICE Ns-l.SU6 SUPEltlOll COURT 0 , C"LI FOltNI", COUNTY OF OllANGE llOClvk Ct<\l!er Or. West ~ma AM, C•. t1711 Bo•UI MARRIAGE OF PETITIONER Mary Lynn StH\On RESPONDENT O.nnls L.o Sta non SUMMONS IP'""11LY L.AWJ c-N ........ D·IM7n NOTICl t Yt11 Min beefl "'°"'·TM c ... n may -.Clcte ... 11111 .,.. wlu..t ywr ............... llflltu .,.. ........ wlllll11 • ,..Y., II•.,. "'9 ,,.......,.,..., belt•. If °'" wtt11 .. MM 1119 -I<• .. If! atte,...ylooW.~.y .. .....,.. .. .. ,,.,.. .. y .. , ... , , •• , ...... .. ~,11...., ..... , .. mo1111111-. "YISOI U .... M .W. .._ ....... Ill tri--.t...,.... tlKWlr c-• Ud. tl11 a..eltMll • --Ud. rt-M 4etltre • • d6e._ t.MlelMW- clotl4111t119t1e, SI Utttd ..... tolkluole-)t .. ............................... llactrlt lmme dlatamt"I•, .. Ht• Ma-•. Ill ,..,_. .. MCrita, ti IMly ......................... , ....... I. TO TWE lllSPONOl!NT. TM petitioner lies lllff • pellllOll con ctr nln9 .,_ ,,..,,1-. If 't'OU fell to Ille • '""°"" wltf\111 • clays Of the d1te lllal INS summoM Is Wrwd Oii you, your Otlault ""Y be enter'ed end the cewn INY t111tr a IYCl9mtnt c011- 1al11ln9 llli.-tl,,. or oilier orders con- ctml"9 division ol 11<-rty, _ .. , tUPll«t, thllCI CUSIOdY, tNIO WPllOn, ettorne'( left, <Ot.ts, -With tt!>tr r• llef es may bt trOllMd by the court T lie t•"''""'-' of weges, t•lllnt Of m oney o. p,......rt.,, or otl\tl coun •1111\0f'IHd 11<oc.Mdl"91 may else rt tUll oat"· J-s. "'' 1. .. A.11'1111<11,Clerll er Selty M.ty Att.btry. Deputy l'u11111Nc1 0r.,. Goett Dally 1'119',, <kt •· u~n. 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FINANCE ::::::: w:.r.:; ln,ntmrnt OppMl , 1n .. r\.1mr"n1 "•nlrd MutW!) 111 U,i.n \tiJttt) .. lfttt'd• Mnr1«••"' Th, ANNOUNCEMENTS. PERSO~ALS & lOST & FOUND \MfAt.Mfffl4'nl\ ( ..r Vi~ Ltul '°''C't'' ""' ....... .i PHMVt.1t"• ~11lth•tli1 Trt\tl• SERVICES EMPl.OYMENT & PIEPUATION Vl'KlGh ln .. ltvt 1~9'1 J1~'4.n1t t• 1i.111 v. ... ..., \16. MERCHANDISE ~oltqW<" A~••tW-f" AUC"tMlft ~\fk'I M.1..i'4.nt \hl•t~•• (.. •tntt a\ fl f tf\Mpn' r.1 (<fih lloo h"'l•1 \o.. t\.:1n11urt . r:~::~lr llw\t'hlildt•o.t• Jt•~f) U\h lOI" ~t.fPUM'F\ \lftk flllnt'(N .. \hlftollanf1'.N\ ~ ""'"n \fu'u at I n.>lrumf"MI Off1t .. ;urn' ... iH••t> f'tl' Plal'lf», & Orun' ~-IA• 'itAthtinP'I ~t1ni r,n, SiUH Rt'l\11,;r;~• ~., f~ 'l:c.IO lh •·1 'tt"H BOATS l MARINE EQUIPMENT t.tMt•l 8o.th "••M '4'-r"'•tt -.111 ........ ..,p l!ool> p ... ., ~ Rt•t fll•llrl lloal> Sall eo.u s11.,. Do<•• !loo!>~·.,., -.s1on1• TRANSPORTATION 4utr•ft C1mPff'"~ 11...,1 C!tttnl'" '" \aoblk> Hom~t "-CJ<la s.-.... ~otor llnu '41• Mrnl Tu1ltn Tra\rf !='t~,~·:ui .. 11, AUTOMOBllC l.tntr•I AnUQuh n.,,.I Mt•Utt•IKHI \ t hH l'f' :t~~I~~·.~, ~1•1~ frU£1o. \i41"l'I \1tt.-l.c'1b lftl.: \utt» W 1ntt1I AUTOS, IMPORTED \1tM rt l \ll;.1 tt11m.i•u \i.111 \w.lln lt.-111.,, K\111 l•vn C'ltnlt<I lull u .. hun t t'f1Ar1 ~· ... 1 Uun.t,; JA.;U•t '"'iM'll t-•rm.,,nn \1h1.t l.amborll!•"' " .. ,,1 .. \h·h• h th n lit. \IC.:~ •lwl .. ....,,,",~ t"ru..:'""' Por .. flf' H~•4H Kull' Nu1•• ""'" :W•h ~-· 'ublht hltti4• fr1wmpf\ • \101,,,.,,~'" \uho AUTOS, NEW AUTOS, USED llAI/ 11.0i> 1111 UUI• ""' lU:t 1~~. ::. ~~·:~··~~::ad ::: Vtrl1:.ed 1n thi s '""' newspaper lb subJect to :~'f the t'ederal F'a1r llous 1U11r ing Acl of 1968 wh1rh :~:~ make~ 11 illegal lo d 1.,., verhst' ··any prererenc . ::: lim1tat1on. or dis ••!A rnm1na11on based on "'" rare. color. religion. sex. or nallonal origin, l~: or an intention lo make 1;<1 any such preference. :-::: I 1 m 1 l a 11 on. or d 1 s. J"'" 4;rimina11on " lit•J li'H'! \tOI ""' ~lt•J This newspaper will nol knowingly accept any '-"' advertising ror real j~:; estate wtuch ts tn viola u" lion of lhe law '•"' ~~: ................ . .:tt~1 .. ., ERRORS: AdYHtts~ lhould chtdl ffwir ads :~~ doily and report tr- :-::: ron 1 .... c1atety. TM ~ DAILY r1LOT osWMts 1\.:> labllty for the first ~?.: htcorrtd insertion !:.;: Oftly. "' ,,._, __ ............ . :,~,1 :~:!~~~!!~~~ ....... . ~ :;: Gttteral I 002 ........................... :~:: COM DO WITH VU !::::I ~HDER I 00,000! II s true ' 2 Udr. 212 Ha w centr air 5 mm to beach 2()'1 dwn lo as OCUNRONT Dlft.EX Owner will carry Magmf1cenl views. Up· per 3 bdrm. 2 bath & lower 2 bdrm, 2 bath ompletely furnished. For winter & summer rentals. Owner has left stale. Bring offers. Pnred at $750,000 associated BROKERS-REAL TORS lOl\ W So•boo • 1 1 h• 1 MEWPOIT SHOIES 2 slory 3 bdrm. 2 balh home Roof patio with view' INCLUDES LAND! $255,000' ON THEW.ATER 4 bdrm 21'2 bath. 2 story home. Master bdr m suite w1lh frpk + much more ! I NCLUDES LAND ! $335,0001 lalboa lay rrop. R""°"" •67S.7060• USTSIDE SISS,000 I Only $10.000 down gels you into th1s t.otall} re modeled 4 Bdrm home Large comer lot. Ko1 pond loo' Won't last. call I SEA COVE PROPERTIES 7 '4-63 '-6990 '::1~ sume 10"( financing .. ,. hurry 1 Greg Astle, Agl --............. 1 ~~ 759·1221 ~· .J..U.'I I IAYCREST Large custom built family home on quiet street. 4 bdrms . formal dining rm., huge family ·''" THINIUHG :.~~; TOWHHOME? ~!;: Call lhe spec1ahs1s al .... th~ rondom1nium in · "'" form a lion center "" Touchstone Really 96J.QMi7 HIUTOP RmEAT I 3%FtXED· IOYRS! rm . 2 fireplaces. pool and even a dog run $389.500. Attrac11ve owner rmancin~. \ Ill\ I""" 111 llJrbor lm1..,lml'nl t'o ::;; Sec luded s phl le,e l ••• custom home on ', ar • '11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11!!1!!~ ~... owe at 13'i fixed rale. ... , 10 yrs' Spectacular cyn -A·s·s-UM_A_B_L_E_ ;Z" vu 5 min lo sand & ·~, surf' Mstr suite. w cslm ::~~ hie bath, garden & fruil 1Ql 1.20/0 :'" trees loo' An 1mposs1ble "/4 /C .,1;u low St69, $179.000 Call Lovely 4 Bdrm P • bath, '°'" Bob Burd 1 c k . a g l ver)' private. quiet area :;;.; 759· 1221 Refinished kitchen. only =~ Sl23.SOO. 645-9161 R&-'M* ""' u . Ml~lft "'" .... .... Find OUI about the high- ... OPEN HOUSE ,Z) REALTY ::~ earning real eslate sales career opporlun111es w i t h T II E R E A L ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!~ I ESTATE RS Licensing .............. -.. . • '" school fees completely ::-:; refundable to school or :~ ;~~ ~~~:ng~~~~s11~~ :: formatio!!Sall 751 6191 ~ SUMDECK· •II OCMVU ;:;" 2 Bdrm home·lrg lot llle •1•• k11 roman lob Good in· t•lll vestment or s tarter ~:·:. home Owner will ref1 :~~: Call Bob Burdick, agl 759 1221 •SI SIC DOWN * •.1•1 DESPERATE! 4 Bdrm 2 ba pool home '"'' Assume h1 balance loan .:;::: owe straight note •1;••i SUCCESS REALTY ;;:'. ~9-7991 t ll& ·1;1.1 ................ , ···'' 1:.:.1 HAHORRIDGE ::"" An exqu1s1te offering •· • Elegant & spacious 3 ;'.;; bdrm + ram1ly room. I tr.Iii lev home w panoramic ;·!' v 1 s l a o r h a r b o r . :;~ coastline, ocean & night .,.,. hghls Prestige. com Ill fort. luxury & security ;:: Reduced. now $739.000 ;;:;: <Owner rinancmg l Agt. •m 640-SMO ...... , ...... 11111!11111!!1!!11!!1!!11!!1!!11!!1!!!!!'1 '1111-,,ttJ 1iW ., ... 1 lf1.t1 't1il .... USTSIDE CONDO Nearly new tastefully decorated. beautiful patio, 3 Br 2 Ba. lush landscaping. $160,000 714 lt>O 0333 Harbor Y"iew HOIM 15% Doww Popwwt! Assume 10.9'1 !st & owe 2nd T.D. CARMEL Model with pool and spa on sola r syste m $269.900 759-1501 <>r 752·7373 ••I 00/o DOWN•* l 31h%FlnancincJ on this spacious family home realuring 3 bdrm. den. family room & formal dirung with 3 car garage! Only $240.000 ree 759-l50lor752-73'73 Walker & Lee R1111l lstat11 H•-ISOI !<SI.LY N LIMDA ISLE 1\YLOR CO f:xl'iting opportumty' WHh• lagoon vww fron1 spN'larnlar arthllt•1·turul clcs1gncd Ii bdrm . .r1 hath. pl:.i~·room . dark room & dt•n Slip for 2 larf.!l' b<1a bi SI , :l~O. 000 3 Rdrm. 2ba. modern k1trhen. dbl gar Al..SO 2 UH I btlh wlfr:plc. dbl cu 1111r with oft1re An nu11I scheduled gr1>11~ in com.-' $14,400 per yr $185,0000WC. m·~ U:A LTOHS -..111l't' tH4 AG UST A MODa IH llG CAHYOH Oet•orator l'l'l'fcl't. three bedroom and den. t\\O 1 ! bath. beaullful stained glass \\tndo\\s, fireplace. custom {'\'er)~ hmg 1.•nsattonaJ at $319,000 Ft'e. VACAf'n'·YIEW-ANXIOUS Panoramit \'ll1W or bay . IH'Can & sparkling lights 4 Bdrffiij I.gt• family rm . Forrnal din rrn 21 i Baths $395,000. Submit off er on pnce and terms. Ownt>r anx1ous &>t• any time 'tt LIDO ISLE HOMES Feat Ul'l'd 011 llornt•)> Toui"!I thJ), luH·h traditional s p<H'luu ...... rustum J 1Jd1 m . '3 bath ho ml'. nt'\\ Iv rt'dcl'Orakd Prn·t•d lo ),ell qui<:kly at'S475.000 MusL M'l' 30 Yr RNRcilMJ 2 bdrm , 2:1.. ba . fireplace, commun11y pool & spa, 2 car garage. Walled yard 2 yr old SIS9,900, SS0.000 dn Bal 30 yr at 13' <' ~ Paul Hickey A~ent 832·3910 WESLEY H. TAYlOR CO., REALTORS 2 I I I San Jooquift Hills Rood HEWPORT CENTER. N.I. 644-4910 Ncwl~ remocJck'Cl 3 hdrm. ~ hJth plus lgt• rt'<'rcat10n room & 2 pat10s Beam <:l'il1ng), (;n·at ror l'llll'rla1n1ng $420.000 Bl'sl pr1n· lor lhl' 111011t1) Muu gated estate owner' Reduced thousands below appraisal' AS- SU ME L 0 WM 0 PMTS ' No qualifying' Newly decorated S or 6 br 1nclud massive den plus indoor Jacuzzi' STEAL $259,500' Hurry. call now' Ed or Linda, 957 0744 U~l()Uf ·tl()Mf~ REALTORS, 675·6000 2443 Eht Cout Hlghiway, Corona d•I Mer WE HA VE 50 Of THE HST LISTINGS IH TOWM LINDA ISLE MASTERPIECE Owm•r despcralt•! Will st•ll low down. track for 2nd T D .. land. units. Largl' Isl T. O. <.1Si>ur11ahll' 7ti' ol waterfront with room tor 85 and 90' va('hl Asking s.i .1100.000 Suhnut any pri<'t' or ll'l'm~ Honu.., SllKl.IJOO + :J', to ~elhn g' agt>nl Boh or Do\ ll' K oop, agt i59-122l REALTORS 675-5511 SOUTH OF THE HIGHWAY. Traditional ~x blocks from tht t>.ach, l yr. old ~ W1it 2 bdrm & 2 bath. t:ront Wlit oldtr but nict with l bdnn. 2 berth. hst area of Old CdM. Offered at Sl98,SOO. PEMIMSULA POIMT IEACHFROMT l'unoram1t UJ\' & ocean v1c\\ al wedge, from prime large lot. -t hdrm. 3 bath rnstom home 3700 sq fl . fl•allll'llll{ mal'inl' morn s1.:J85.000 WEST OCEAMFROMT Tr1µlcx units. xlnl fina11l'ing $(>00,000. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Bayside 011vt> N B 67S· 6161 TAXRBJEf No ca pita I mvestment. 100'1. Owner fU'lanced al . 131-,'7, 2 Br. Condo well located Full price St 10,000 Want short escrow Principals only Agent _ 556-~lJ>. 3 Br 2 ba with lge family rm & frplc Owner f1nanc1ng St 10.000 642 1523 So. Coast Condo R&-' M* of Newport Bexh COLE OF MEWPORT REALTORS 2 515 E. Coast Hwy .• Corofto dtl Mor 675-5511 2.5 AC. ESTATE llolboa Island I 00,11 I New huge hilltop eslale •••••••••••••••••••• ••• 3611 deg \'U tu m•t•an Submit yow OWft ttt"ms. Pool. elec gale. oor~es Defer down pd) menl or & much more' Call interest un lhl) new Patrick Tenore gt Balboa blandhomt• 3 Bdr. assumable loan. no down 546-3666 Whelan Real Estate .. -D~.~ IHHT ORS Lrg F.illy HOtM O..Tiwlay EnJOY w<1terfron( hving on Lido Isle in this ran last1c 7 bedroom Coloni al style home with rrench doors. shutters. and used brick patio. Lrg balcony orr master bedroom overlook~ the water and the prwate sandy beach This uni- que home on an over Siled lot 1~ ideal for family 1iv111g and enter 1a1n1ng on the b:H $1,750.000 D.M. McnW Rltr 76o.ot35 WANTED Investors who need shelter Many invest menl properties l o choose from 15 yl'ar expr Will find a com rortable investment for you Call for Mary Jo 67S.1771 -o~.~ REH TORS YOU CAN AFFORD LnJ FcMty HCMM On The lay Enjoy waterfront living on Lido Isle m this fan t as11c 7 bed r oom Colonial style home with french doors. shutters. and used brick patio. Lrg balcony off masler bedroom overlooks lhe water and the pnvate sandy beach This uni que home on an over- sized lot IS 1deal for family hvmg and enter· NEW PORT BEACll ' Imagine. o wning a cbarming 3 bedroom, 2 bath home localt>d 1ust a shorl walk from thC' beach. with a large sun deck. <·uslom blinds anti drapl'S all for JUSI $189,000' 644 7020 1a1nmg on the bay .. _ ............ . Sl.750.000 UDO ISU D.M. Manhal RJtr Gracious older home on 76o.ot3S Via Lido Soud Im -maculate 2 Bdrm. den and dining room new Dolebout <'arpels. pa1nl and I drapes Bwltm k1lth<'n. Bay s Beach · oversned garai:l' Real Estate I Ready lo mo1 l' In $375.000 WEST SIDE 642-5200 COST.AMES.A mm Uniquely remodeled • ' lhrer bedroom hume • . • • Copper plumbing and • lwo year new roor Two ' • patios $142.500 631 ·7300 H.1.1-~ ..... ~--- RXER TENNIS + POOL $103,000 .s acre estate, 4 Br 412 Ba, has it all. Patrick Tenore. rltr 759-1221 3 Bdrm huge back yard great for first lime buyer don't miss this one Call now' @ SEA COVE PROPERTIES -_714-631..:,6990 Haves~meihlrlg -~o sell" Find whal you wanl in Class1f1ed ads do 1l well. Daily Pilot Clru.s1f1ed~ £m:s TAR GA'ZEK•l'~ &. •I ~y ~ Pl'll \, _____ _.. Ji. ..... OoJ, ...,,..,,, Gw.do Ji. ~uouJ,,., to 'It• Sro11 To d..-..... 1op ~uogt' '"" ' t 1dov rrod-d\t001~"'910fVTU• ol y<JU< Zod!OC bu1" "!I" •Goof! ,._ n .. ·->A .. 1Att•c '°""' ·-IOOoocl llG!w ~=~:~~-· t•TowNtt •\-...... "'""' ... _ ~~!!!!! :::-- 1' IM>t n-. ,,,_ ,.,,.,,. ,,. ..... P::..::=~~=.... ·-81-.c-... ,._ l>O., ))- "'""" ·--··-JfGtw •w.t-..... .. ..._ ••v.11 .... OfO'f'I QT-.. _ ~ .... .. ..... ., Yuicft .. ,. .... ~c..i ... 51 "°" ., ... ~r­s.a... •• •Coo-t' lo "°"" ,.,._ ·-~ @Ad"CIX tt fo ., ..... 6Jl"9" .. s. • ..., ....... ·-••o.t .. ()! . ... l')C..0.K "°" .,,.....,. .. _, 1)1-,._ 1'0.....ICJft• .. ... 11 \qy llln• ,., ...... .,,_ '"~ c-13Md .. _ •'-' ·-11 .... ;,1,.,. ..... •i-. ·-.... ()Nt•ml \IUA s.t" " .. t. OC.f 11~ w ~:~rn~ '.;. KO.,IO ocr u ~ 759-1221 I ii HardHty, Rttr 67S.21'6 Corona~ Mar I 022 ----- NOTHING DOWN BY OWNER Pla1·1n1: 1·our l'IJ,,,1f1eJ .id 1~ ~o '1mpl1• 1u~l .:•' l' u" .1 t'Jll "" lh<' phone and "'l'll lll'ltt )OU word ) 11ur .1d fm f J~l re suits 642 l'Jbi8 Class1f1ed Ads l ..... Fix·;:·SAVE····· Irvine Terr pool homt• 642 56711 fealure~ 4 Bdr rf.'C• rm DESPERATED llave already moved. can l make payments Take over existing f1nan c 1ng at 12'": lleaullful 4Br. 3Br. nr brh. pvt rear. ele{· ga rage , lots more $195,000 675-71<>1 ,_.••••••••••••••••11"' poollable & mu<•h more' Net'<is a hlll<• TLC CE GEDIGE ELllRS CD. OVER 57 YEARS OF SERVICE COSTA MESA DUPLEX Lo\ t•h 1>1111ll·~ in Ea:-.ts1<1t• l'o)>\<1 ~h':-..1 Cn•at Oppo11un1ty For OwrH·r <ktupant~ i\nd lntome Ea1·h L 1111 11.i~ 1\\0 lkdroorrn One II.is :\ P.1l10. Tht· Ot ht•I t 'mt I la:-. i\ Prl\ <.1lt• Y cl rd Hoth I 1llh ltt•n•nt 1.' Ca rp•·k<I \ ncl l'a111tl•d ~ l i:1.;;1MI 759-9100 # 2 Corpoe ale l"lcno Newport Cfttw PENINSULA Pl-PRICE & TERMS Reductd for immtdiate salt! Lease/ option or 7 5° o finoncilMJ. 2-story, l t>.d. 3 bo. 2 fireplocts and charm. Just sttps to Boy & Beach. S399,500. WATERFRONT HOMES.1M Rfl'll 1 ~r"n 'I~ v. l .... ,... 11..,. N•·'4.1••t• t'··"'h ft \.1 ,, Ho A i ft,,'"'" I If 1 631-1400 673.6900 RfSIOfNT1A1 Rf Al FSTATf SER\llCl S THE PERFECT HOME For lhl' 1-!l'O\\ ini,: f<llllil~·. 1\ l'<ll'(' ~ BH "Stewart ·· plan in the Turi ll·rork I l1ghlancls Drama tit 1 Spariou:-.' lllghly upgraclcd w hardwood floors. t'Ui>lom wal kowrings. f rt•rwh doors. ANO beautifuJI~· prn:ed at S43~.:illO IN NEWPORT CENTER 644-9060 '~~~~, S©\l~~-"£2fs· •Olt , ... ,.,._, ~y CIAl l rou.&M ----- • ''°''0"91 "'"'" of ""' '""' te•o--t>lecl -d• bo .... "' 1,.. .. '""' """'" WO!dl bul uwner will c<irr} l~l T U at approx 13'; and owner IS nex1ble' Greg Astle. Agt 759 1221 4341EGOHIA Ne"' eleganl 4 Rr \'1c lor1an parl1al \U o"'·nr conlrat·tor finan a• ail SS7S,000 Ne.,. porl Ba) \ 1e"' for s Jll' 1nc ld~ ru~t o m Sp) glass 5 BR home. pool & spa. recent I) featured m Orange l'11 H ome & Gardt'n magazine \'er} hlth: do"'n & xlnl lerms R' owner 951 965.5 $25,000 DOWN Lg assumable loan' Remodeled 2 br nice patio. R 2 IOI w plan!> for un1 l $265 ,0110 Owner Agent I 9s1 9303 &10 1430 · OCUM--5 ILOCKS LEASE OPTIOM JUSTl.5,000 DN S1100 MO. Super 4Br. 3Ba ($300 ap- plied to total pnce ea mo 1 Spa. cul de-sac. close 10 bch. St99,000 Owner 67~952'l USTSIDE Woodland School area pride or ownership 3 BR. 2 Ba t master "' own ba 1 + spac LR w fplc_ A C lge ram rm Onl~ $139.500 Try 20', d"'n Ruth Laurie ai:t &l6 4380 llome tn College Park I Sl20,000 131/.c% fl1tandnq o•oil f 213) 326-j 151 MO QUALIFYING MESA VERDE EAST 4 BR. 3 BA . den. wetbar + v1l'w Nt'xt to golf t•our~e ~2817 I Beautiful tornl'r in Corona del Mar 21• ___ ...... -- rharmtni;! I Bdrm un1l!.. MESA VERDE fabulou ~ potential 41DRM&POOL Priced lo i.ell + N~\ $210,000 terms Only $245.500 67>1771 Call now.~0003 COLDWe&.L BANl(C!RC IOllOI l ~ -IOllS Coda Mno I 024 Room To Roam ••••••••••••••••••••••• $204.900 I BR condo belo"' markt. SpaC'1oui; 4 bedroom 211 $20.000 dwn. 11 7 8' • JO bath e>.ecutJ\e Dmmg, xr loan assum 546 1883 famtl} room. fireplace FREEDOM HOUSE One year new Close 10 South Coasl Plaza As 3 Br 1 Ba large yard s um able loan Submit S95,000 641 0763 all orrers loda\ • Call By Owner Two 21>Jrm 97!1 2390 · houses on I lol Sl30.000 T -L.-M R-_.. Assumable 1r; Isl T D a~. '"'"°" owe carry 2nd 20th & MESA VERDE Pomona Call wkda> !t Oulslandll'lg 3 Br 2 Ba only 640-7464 homt• on shadv C ~l Tnhme. b1 level. f Pl" 3 street Owner w;ll carry BR, 3 ba pnv }d. micro. I f1nanc1ng al below upgrade owe tO', ctn market rale or 111teresl St59'"000 851 9990 Full price only $129.900 Tnhme. bi-level. fpr 3 Call 7Sl-3!91 BR. 3 ba pnv yd. micro upgrade owe 10'. dn St59.._ooq_ 851 9990 30 YRS AXED Is hard to rind Check on this 4 BR !:\• ba. Seller 1s cooperative Call now 752·6499 Plan IV Realty SHARP USTSIDE 6·PUX OHL Y SI 50/o DOWM Owner will finance to qu11hfied buyer Well located. good loolunR 6 units + 4 car oraite + ample parklnf(. Relow 11 11mn gross. c .... w644-721 I C:::. SELECT -f"' PROPER T It C, ENTEIT IJMUS DBJGHT EASTSIDE Assumable VIR f1mmc 1n1t available on th1i1 charming. llj!ht and airy home Featuring 4 Bdrm. plus famil~ room , enrloscd <'<1unyard. lovel~ ba<'k ) ard with K0t pond Ask 1n11 $188.400 t'or ap- pointment to see. t'jj ll ~o m1 ~,. HERITAGE REALTORS ' I ., j • \ DZ Orange Coast DAILY PILOT ffhursday, October 15, 1981 A seagull flight is silhouetted against the San f'ranciscv skyline Lion retired from guard duty rtllllC NOTICE l'ICTITIOU$ BU$1NE5S NAME SATEMENT Tiit ro11owtne per>on> are doln9 business ~: LITTLE ClllC AGO. Minn t AP> Spike the watch cal has hung up his roar and re tired from active duty at age 3 Fred Wroblewski, who owns the 300-pound li on. put him lo work last month to protect an aba nd on ed fa rmhouse near here. Spike did his stuff while c hain e d t o a wr ec ked Thunderbird in the driveway. sheriff said there was no law against using a lion to protect property. but ne verthel es-.. Wroblews ki sold Spike to the Lodel Game Farm m Akeley ·Spike is doing wonderful he 's a real pet ... said Delores Hoccvar, who owns the game fa rm with her husband. Louis. .. We had to put a fe nce up around him to protect him from the people. there·s so many who want to see him · arrived. Mrs . Hocevar said. "You can tell he was being torme nted by the people down at Little Chicago because he'd duC'k "hen you threw him meat. Ev 1d c·ntly. pe ople had been throwmg sticks and stones at the poor animal because you'd waJk up tu him and he'd just shrink CIW<IY " LOYAL T's, • Felr Drive, Coste Men,CA '76V Jon WllllMn Tuswro, t0••1 Ol111ey Circle, Hunttngron e.ac11. CA,, .... Lisa Merit Tusvetd, 10167 Disney Clrtle, Huntlnvton Beach, CA., .... Thi• buflntu IS conducted by llUlband -wlft. Jon w. Tuo•eld Thll st.Mwnent w•• llltd with ,.,. County Cter11 al Orar>9t County on Ocl 14, ltt l. F UJI .. PuDllsti..:t 0r•"99 Co.st Delly Pllol, Spike became a celebrity, until the neighbors roared back. Oct. IS, 12, 2'1. Nov S. 1 .. 1 'Sl).11 rtllUC NOTICE They complained that Spike was a threat to children The Spike wa s j umpy and sus picious or people when he But Spike has gained ~bout 50 pounds . .she said. and has traded in h1.s Thunderbtrd for a large pen and a small barn where he sleeps. FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT DEATH NOTICES GREIWE F: '.\I '.\I E T T \\" \ L I 1': H G R E I \\ E r 1 • ' 1 d 1 • n t " f T us tin t'.1 for t u•,11 ,tft1·r h a\ mi.: It\ ~d in ( 'o,l<• \h-.,.1 Ca for .Ii \l',11°' l';t''l'd a" a\ Oil O t t11h t•r 11. l'lHI lit• 11 as· .. tnl•mhl•r 111 th1· ( hurr•h of C hm.I Sanl:i \n .1 1'11 .,trn ruauc NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The lollowln9 person I> ootn9 business •s J .. J PRODUCTS CO l&'tl Wllltllu (~loll MtW, CA 97&?7 Arlin E JtllrlH . WIO Whittler, Cost• Mesa. CA '1'2677 T hl1 ~HWSS 11 c_onduc:te-G b~ a n l"'°'ivlOU•I Arlln E JtllfltS Tiii• slolttement was lllfJCI w1111 '"' County Ctff1< ot Or-County on Oct ll. , .. , for 29 ~ t'•ll .. Ill' \I "' .. llll'ill FUJIU C'Ulll'I fur lhl• B .1t ".1tn Publlv.e.!Orang.Co .. 1 0•1lyP1tot, "' Oct IS. 11, ,., Nov S, 1911 4'173-81 R a!-.k e t tirrn:•'f\ 'itort• c·h.11111-------------- for 25 \l.'.11 ., I il· '' 'u n 11 l•tl rtlBUC NOTICE b\ ht~ \\ 1f1· llc·l1•n "'"•-------------- SI J n I l• \ Cl f 11 11111 In I! I t1 n CP l'71H Bl'JCh l"t htolht·r C:ll'n It IMl'OllTANT NOTICE ' IF YOU R PROPERTY IS IN l l11no1 .. i,:1a11cld11ldrt·11 FORECLOSURE BEC4 USE YOU R l' b l' l' l" ,1 ,1 Cl d r: -.. l h t' I" A R E 8 E H I N 0 I N Y 0 U R Sl'r\"l('l'' 111•11· h1•lcl Oil P4YMENTS, IT MAY BE SOLO \\'ednc·~clJ\ Oc·tolwr I I. l!IRI ~tuT::_~~~v~~,;~~i ~1~br~::: .tl 2 OIJ P:\I .11 lht• lf.u·h 11r your •ccounttn 900d standln91>y P•v· L 3 \\<ll :\kmon al C'h:ipl'I "1th 1n9 •II 01 your put due pay,,,.,.,h plus RC\" I ll"I'\ 1 lnul'h t•n 1,.1,.,tur permlt1..:I CO\ts and expenses within •• · ' · lhrH monl!\s lrom the datt this Notlct fJf lhl' ('hur t h of ('hrt'<l nl of Otlaunw .. recorded S:.int<J Ana l':t 11l f1c·1,1t111i.: Thlsa,,_..,11su,1ss.nasotSEPT I lllPrmt•nt M'f'\ 111'' t11llm 1 l'd H . 1 .. 1 and wlil lncrea~ until VO•ff •< count .,_.omtt curre111 You may "°' Im m (' 111,1t1· I ~ I 11 I 11• II O nave to pay ttw entlro unpaid porHon rtlBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT Th~ tolfowln9 oer$0n ' •r• d o I no bustneun I E Product•on>. I Sl1 Mllch•ll Avt Tustin, CA '126IO P O Bo1 11101, Cost• Mew. CA '1'2'21 JOM 0.,.1'4 Pln"'x IS87 MllCMll. Tusltn CA '1'26IO Jtll Sltlnl)orn, •'1 E 1)&1 11 Gl.npool, Ql.l.thom• h ill This Du11,..u h conducted Dy • veiw••• PerttWrship John 0 Putnl • This st•t~nt w•' tlffld w•th tht County Cit~ al Or-. County on Oct 11 ..... 1'11111' Pubt1siwo Or~ co .. 1 O•llY P1101. Oct IS 21. 2'I Nov S 1'1111 447• II rtlBLIC MOOCE l'ICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT Tnt lollowln9 OHson Ii 001n9 b<Jslness as WOOOESIGN, 8MI Delray Circle, ll\ltstmlnster, C•lllMnle •MJ Jell L Gardner. 116SI OtlrllY Clrclt. W.itmlnster. Cellfornia •1613 This °"'l""U IS CO,..,UCINI l)y •n lndlvldua• J lttt L Gardner This sto1ce..-1 wa> 111.0 with lht County Cler~ al 0rM9t Cour>ly on Oct 1), '~' rtlBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOYS BUSINESS MAME STATEMENT The follow1nq ,,.,,..,,, I• doln9 Dusi n•U tl\ M E RCURY SYSTEMS, 17 Wiiiow T•ff L• .... Irvine. (A '1'211S MARIAN S BOOTH. 11 Wiiiow Trtt L•iw ''"""• CA'77H Thi\ thn•nf'~~ ·~ <°'"'u<t~ b'I •" In d fYld U•I Ma'1en S Booth Tllll Jt•t-t .... filed with tne County Cltrt.. or Or-county on Oct .. "" 1'11US1 PuDll5...., 0.-C°"st Dally Piiot. Oct 8 IS. :n. 1', net •4-tl ruauc NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT Tllo lollowlnv person is do1n9 business as WILLIAM NONA & ASSOCIATES. ).eOG I r.trw Avenut, Suitt 7U, Nt'Wport Beach. Callfo-nl• •2rl60 (11,._'7,.11151. Wiiiiam Nona . .,, Soutll Spart.s, BurlMln~. C.llfornla '1SO.. Tnl• l>US'nen Is co,..,uctecl by en lr>dlYldual w1111amNona Thi\ state.-it was tiled with '"' County Cieri. OI 0r8"9' County on Oct •. 19tt Fl7J7 ... Publl•Ncl Or•nve Coa\t D•llV Piiot, The lotlowln9 person h doln9 builneuas: CFG INVESTMENTS, 17210 Newhope SI 1121t. Fountain Valley, Callfornla '7708 Ca rmen F Gullo, 1f'MJ 0•1• Slrotl. Fou11t•ln lle lley, Callf0<nla '11ot This bu'"""' I• Cortductt<I by •n tndlvld,..I C..rmen F Gullo This 1\111-1 WU 111.0 Wllh ltw County Cttrll OI 0rar>9t County on Oct 13, 1911 1'17JIH Publlsti..:t Or•t\99 C.oast Dally Piiot, Oct IS, 11. ».Nov S. 1 .. 1 OtNI rtllUC NOTICE l'ICTITIOU$ BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT Tiit lo1towln9 Ptrion " dotn9 buSlntUei JOY DESIGNS. t).00 Le Mirada, Lilil""olt Beech, CA '2611 Stt-lt B KennlM91on. I~ LA Mired•, L-S.IKll CA 9701 Thls Duslr>tSS I• conduct..:! by •n lndlv1dual Stepl\enle B K_.,n1n91on This SIMtmtnl was lllod with lf'lt County Cler'll ol Or<W\OIP County on Oct 13, 1911 rtlBUC NOTICE NOTICE 01' OIFAULT 4HO ELECTION TO $ILL IMl'OllTANT NOTICE fl!l\l'l'r" lh1· f,111111' I t''ttlt''l of your account, tvtn t'10U911 lull pay d o11:it111n., hl' made• t o lht mentw•sci.mandtd,b<Jtyoum1atPO P'11l91l Oct. U, '1, 2'1, Nov S. 1'191 451641 Put>llV>ed 0ra"9t Coast Dally Piiot, IF YOUR PROPERTY IS IN FORECLOSE BECAUSE YOU ARE 8EHINO IN YOUR PAYMENTS, IT MAY 8E SOLO WITHOUT ANY COUllT ACTION, and 'l'OW ,.,.., ...... trw legal rlehl to IWl"9 your account In :'\ a I t II n a I I-. I d 11 t· \ '"!::,0~.!':=::..., tke dolt• ot Fo unda t r1111 'it•n tl"l'~ u11dl'f' recordellon of 1111s oocument 1w111c11 the cl1 rct'l111n rl f 11 0 11>111 d•l•olarecordatloner>e>earshereonl, I awn-Mount Oltn• '.\lo rtuan unteu t11e oo094tlon beir19 totecrosad • . • • upon permits• tongtr period. you NW of Cuo;ta Mt'"" ;')IO 55!°>1 onty th• 1eva1 r19hl to stop lht loreclosure by payln9 ttlt entire J \{'O BS N \ T II t\ :\' I E I. .J ·\ C I\ .J" ('()RS '"''"l'" ~I\\ ,I\ 1111 O c tobt.>r 12. l'IHI 1'11\ .1 11· s e r \"l<'P'> \I 111 lw hl·ld .11 Harbor l..111 n '1011nt Cllt\ ,. ~l emori,11 l'.11 t.. S1•1 \ rr·1·-.. u n d e r I h l' II II l' l" I I Cl fl 0 f Harbor Lrnn \1011111 01111• ~1 o rtuc1r~ o f C'11.,t.1 \1 1· .... 1 5-tO 555-t HARIOR L4Wl'4-MT. OLIVE Mortuary • Ce f'T"(' tf'rv C re rnalo rv 1625 Gisler AvP Costa Mesa 54().5554 l"IEICE llOTHUS HU 1104DW4Y MOltTU4lY 110 Broadway Costa Mes.i 642·91 50 ULT? & IEIGfltOH SMITH & TUTHILL WESTCLIFf CHAPEL 427 E 17th S t Costa Mesa 646-9371 I P'IHCE llOTHHS SMrTHS' MOltTUAIT 627 Main S t Hunt1nq1on Beach 536-6539 I" ACIFIC VIEW MfMOltl4l l"AJll( Ce1Tetery Mortuary Chapel-Crematory 3500 Pac1l1c View Drive NewPort Beach 644·2700 amount dtmandtd by your c r..:tllor. To llnd out the amount you must INiy, or to arr-'°' !Nlymtnt to stop I~ loreclO\urt. or II your P"-r1V Is In tor-e<IO'M.lt"e tor any o'tt'tief' ,-••son. cont•ct· AMERICAN SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION. ISl2S E Whftlltr Blvd , Wlllttltr C.llforn1• 9CN.07 PH (114) 71).7113 I f you h•ve any qu•stion,, YOU 1110uld cont.Kt a lawyer or the (IOvem ment avenc:v -1c11 may ,,..,. Insur..:! your loan Remember. YOU M4Y LOSE LEGAL RIGHTS IF VOU 00 NOT TAKE PROMPT ACTION. REFEREN C E NUMBER II "7'27 BUMAN NOTICE OF DEFAUL T ANO ELECTION TO SELL UNDER DEED OF TRUST NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN· Tllal Fl RST CHARTER FI NANCIAL CORPORATION, a corpor<1llon. 11 Tru•IH under a Deed of Trtdl dated APRIL 26, 1•11 txtcut..:t by MARIA PORC ELLA. AN UNM4RRIEO WOMAN ANO JAMES BURR BUMAN, A SINGLE MAN as Trustor, to ltcure ctr1aln Ol>ll9811ons In la•or of AMERICAN SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION, a coroor•llon, as Beneficiary, recorded APR. 2'1, 1'11 In Book 111••. P•ve t 19, of Offlcl•I Record• In tr. Olllct ol tt.. Recordtr ol Orenv• County, C•llfornle, as tnsln•mtftl No 4'2'11 wld obll9o11tlon• Inc fude • °"""'•-Y r>Olt for ,.,. prln·· clpat sum of "',IOOOO; Tllal a IWH<ll al, and dtl•ull In, lflt ot>llvattons for """le" ,UC,, Ottd Is steurlty hH occurred In 11\111 pey,,,...t hHnot~-of Tiit ln•wllfNnl ol Pl'iMlpat and in· terut plu• Impound df9oslt wlllcll .,...mt -JUM IS, '"'· end all Wl>-HQutnt oevnwn11 wt1lch ll«•me due ttwrH ll•r, 1Mlucll"9 eny ••It cl\llrllt' or olMr -oaY•l>I•........, tt>t terms of Hid Note or OMd of TrtdL Ttlat by reeSOf'I IMr•of, the un- Otrsl9ned, -· benefkl.,.., Under such dted, has uecvted and dtll¥ertd to said Trvst" • wrltt.,, Oe<ter•tloft o( Oef•utt -Otmand for S.lt, anel llH Otposli.ci with w kl TruslM wch de.cl t net aft doc-heY-1"900. ll9ellons secured llMADy, •net llH declared end doff llereby de<l•r• ell sums secured thereby lmm.Vlately ctue and peylll>le end N S t lKIH anel do9J hef'tOo( elect to c..,se !tie trur.t pr-tty to be told to .. us1y tlw • 1~110/l -urtd tller.Oy. AMl lUCAH SAVINGS ANO 1.0AN AUOCIATIOH O•ltd Se~r 24, '"' av v1,..111re M. Sllektr. AultlMll Vice PnslWnt 8y SW-M. F"lwtr, A..ntaf'lt Secreury Publl.,,.. Or-. Coffl 0.lly Piiot, Oct. IS, n. "·New. s, "" 44lWI Oct IS, ll, 2'1, Nov S. 1'1111 OIMI rtllUC NOOCE U C:ltOW HO. 11-...,K NOTICE TO CllEDITOllS 01' BULK TllANSFl ll AND 0 1' INTENTION TO Tll A N S l'Ell A LCOH OLI C BEVEllAGE LICINSE(S) l5•u . '1t1 U.C.C. -/W 14171 NPI NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN-· t bulk lransler al e»r-.1 pr-r1Y and a tr•nsltr Of llQuor llctnsth) Is about to be rnaot The n.,,,.1,1. malll"9 -•u. and ZIP C-Number -Socia! Stcurll'r' or Federal T•• Number, ol the llctnHe·lm..-cl transleror(ll ••• SALRICHIEO'S, INC . 11•1 S-y Par- Blvd .• 1 rvl._, CA '7113. Tht ,,.,...h). ,.,.111"9 eddreU, anel ZIP C-Number -Soclet Securll'r' or Feder•I Teo Number. ol tho Intended transltrtt(\I •re GUENTER GRUETER. 1317 O•mon Avenue, 4nahelm. CA '1101, SS No. S-Ut.l Tht pe,.onal property 10 bt transferred I• dtscrll>ed In 9<1neral ., All of ttw stoek In Ir•.-. mercl'landlsa, •uPPllts, ll11ures, equlprnant. (IOOdwlll and tr•de of t,,.t ctrt•in Duslnen kl'Own a.· SALRICHIEO'S Said"""°""' pr-rty ts tocattcl •I f 10 CIW PIHa South. Oran(ltl, CA 926611; IMmorly known •• SJ City PIH• South, Or~. CA '26611 Tiie •lcOl>olk: bever-llcenwCsl to i. trenslef'red ls/ert deKrlbtG as '1·'1071 On S.lt. 8"r., Wlrw -.,. now 1Hued lor ltw fotlowl1>9 prtmls.,· 110 City Ptua South, Oren99. CA ,, ............. , ..... ..,_nu Sl City Plua South, o.-.. CA 91* Tiit total conslO.r•tlo" lor '"' trensler al said per-'•' iw-rty and llctnselsl Is tr. •um of ~1.soo oo. lncludln9 Inventory ntlmated at St,SOO 00, which consl•U of tlle followlr19. Cesh, St,000 00. Otmend nolt to be rti>let..:I Dy cesti, U0,100 00, Installment NOie, U0,000 oo fl hes .,..... evr .. d by ,,,. parties that th• c~fdffallon for !flt trenSler of tllt bustrwsa end the lleenwbl I• '° IM pelo only after ,,.,. °"P<lr1ment of 41col\ollc 8 evera9e Control ho approved ttw P<1>PoMd Ir 81\Sfer The Pf'""°"9d tr-lers are to be :onsummeted, -tlle purchase prk• pr consldlr•lon ls to be p.eld, on °' •fllr N~ s. 1 .. 1. 111 «<ardenc:• wt111 tll• provisions of Ca lllornla Bu1 1nus and Profeutons Code, S.Ctl0n1 t.o70 et ._q. 111 Ille Office of ttlt H<r°"""°4der, w~ nem• •rid address Is: UNITED 8USINESS IHVESTMI NTS, INC., I02'I Aton~• 91¥d., Paramovnt, CA tonJ, Ctl~) .,...,070, (71') .a.:inlO. C:talmt Wiii be accet1ttcl 1111111 ltlt uerowllOlder h notif ied of tllt Oepartl'Mflt of A1<orw11c ••••••oe Control'• -ow•• Of tlW tr•l'ltf•r of Ille llCtflWh ) So f•r •s known to tlw lnttndtd 1re11sftfMl\l 11111 llcen1 .. ·lntendecl tr a n\ftror uHf Ill• fottow tn1 •ddltlonet l>vslnt u l'l•m•t a nd McCOIMfCK MORTU.41115 L1Qun1 Beach 494·9415 1---------------..::;~:::.~ltlln .,_. t,.._. W'M" Wll LaQuna Hills 766-0933 San Juan Cap1s1rano 495-1776 c DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS 842-5878 OATIO OrtOllW 1, 1"1 SALIUCHl!O'S, IN(. l y: ltlcf\«d M ~o. TrMtten r 0-1 .. en..w, T,..,eftM 1'111111""" C>anet GMJI OlllY ... lat, .._-----------~Oct. IS/I.. ("2 11 rtllUC NOTICE HOTrc• TO CONTllACT011$ OOod fl-Inv by ... Yl"9 ... of your CALLING l'OR atDS PH I due paym.,,11 plus r>trmltted 5<11001 011trlct CoHI Commun111 costs end eapenaes "'ltllln tllrU Coll-Olllrkt months fr..., llW dale thh notk• WH Bid 01tadll.,. 1 00 o'cl'Oct.. pm. Of -...cordtd. This-"' If $1, IS.S :n H Sth d•v o1 NO¥t-. '"' of •uvusl I, 1•1 anc1 wlll IMrMH unlit Place al BIO Rectlpi Office of ttw your acc°""t becomes currtnt. 'l'ou Purcllulng AQenl, Ms Marian p.,,1n, mo not flew to PeY the tnt1re unpakl Coast Comrnunllv Coll-Olstrkt, portion of your account. ev.,, tr.ougn I J70 Adams AVt . Co•la Mtse. CA tull pay..-1 WH dtm-d. but YOU '26?6 must pey tlla .,,_,,,SU ltd abo,,. Prolecr IOtntoltc.atlOn N•mt. Golden Unless the obll9atlon Dtlnv West Coll-L1gllllr19 Flaturu lore<1osec1 upon permlh • fonoer lnstall•llon, BIO No 1031. Ener9y 11trlod. you ,,..,,t tlw 190"1 rlo/lt lo \lop Conser•ation Meelures 1110. the foreclosure only by Pevln9 ttw Pl.ct Pl•nt art on lilt. Oltlet of enllrt •mount demanded Dy your Physlc•I FK1llllH Pt .... nl1>9, Ooo-A C-tdltM within trlr• months after ..... or 8 , Coast Community Collt(lt dalt ol recordetlon ol ll!ls 00<.umtnl, Olftrlct, 1310 Adam• Avt . Co\la wntcn date 01 recordln9 aPPH" Mew. CA '762' twroon. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN , ... , To find out .... •mount YOU mwst tho •1>ovt·nan1ed SChool Otstrtcl of P'IY. or lo err-for payment to lloP Orar19e County, CalllMnla. acllnv Df tlW forectowre. or II your property I• tnd thro119h Its Governir19 Boerd, In lorectowre for any olller rHton, htrel n•ller rtferrtd lo as conlacL ProluslOn•I Community "DISTRICT." will rectlvt up '°• t>vt M•n•11•ment, managlr19 •vent lor not tater INn ttw a-.stat.o time, Walnut Maintenance Anoclatlon at M•ltd Dl<IS !Or llW •ward of e contract 1101 Dove Slrtel. Suitt 230, Newport for 111e abOYO proJecl. Beacll, C•llfornla ( 7U) ~3311. Blm sn..11 bo received In the Pl!Ke II you tlave any que•llon1, you 10.nllfl.O abO,,., end shall be _,,.d slloufd cor>ttct • lawyer or tnt •nd publ(cty read •loud a t the govern"-l•f eotncY which mev ll•vt ebov•·stated 11,,.,. .r>d Pleet. lnwrtd your IO!tn Tllert wlll be• -0-deposit requlrt<I lltmtmDtt, YOU M AY LOSE lor ea<tl HI of Did clo<umtnh 10 LEGAL RIGHTS IF YOU 00 NOT vuarenlee llW rtlurn In VoOd c-lllon TAKE PROMPT ACTION wllllln ·O. da'fS after '"' bid 0Pllfllt19 NOTICE IS HERE8V GIVEN INt date oursuant to Article IV, Seclkin• •·•.of Each bid must conform end be Iha Oectaratlon ol Covtn•nh, rts-sove to ltw contrect documants C-ltl--Rntrklton.s, recor-Eac:h Did lllall bt accornpanlacl Dy Auvu1t 16, 1'77 In 8oolt IUJt, PAGES lhe H<..,lty rtftrrecl to In llW contrect 610 lhl"OUfll\ 6't of Offlclet Re<orch, docum.,,ts olt"d by'"" llst ol proPf)led Ora"(ltl c-ty, C.llfO<llla, a 1>react1 of sub<ortlraclllrs t tle obll9allon of pa ymtnl ol TM DISTRICT r-ves ltw rlQM to eswsstntnls Ns occur'°" Notice o1 rt)ecl eny or all Dien or to w•lw any w td breech •nel 11.., was filed IM lrre9utarlt1ts "' tnlormalltles In any ,...:ord on J .,....ry 16, 1•1. In 8oolt bids or In""' blddlnv.. lltl6, PtOt UO ol seld Olflcfaf TM DISTRICT ties obtained from llecorclt. No payment of P<ISI due th• Director ol tr. Oet>artmtt1t of 1•moun11 fin occur'". Thtmore, tht fndu1trlel Rela llons the 98nerel Wel""I Meln-...;e Alsocl•tlon does prevalll"9 rlllt Of per di.,,., wages In ,hereby tl«t to Mii °' ceUM to be \Old, '"* IOUlll'r' In wf>lcti ltlls WOf'lt Is lo .,. , the foll-"9 dttO'lbecl r .. 1 pr,..,,., performed '°' each crltft or IY119 of to w tlif't' ttie oOll.-tton. workman nttcNd lo t xecute Ill• Unit 72 ef Loi I 1INeled In Tr.ct conlrect Tile1e rates are on flft at Ille twl, n par meo rKOrcltd In ao. o , DISTRICT office toceted at o n1u ef P aves u and "· lnc1u1lv• of PhVSIC•I Facllltles Plennlnv, Trailer MllC•ll•-Maps Jn tht Office af Comptu, IJ70 Ad.ams, Cost• Mau. 111• County Recorder of Oranv• Cocites mey be otlltlnecl on request. A County, Cetlfornla. toPY of ,,... rates sl\ell be posted at Th• re<Clfd "'''tel -ner ol H id tllt lOb .11... properly It SNrwln s, Jacobs. The f0<-'"9 Klltdule cl per fl-DA TEO J iiiy tt. 1 .. 1. wages Is bawd f4IOI\ a -k•no day of S1'ATI!: 01' CALIFORNIA) t lOlll (I) !lours. The rete for llolld.., ht •net over11me -"'811 be ., IN st c 0 u N T y 0 , 0 II A N G E llmttrwl-111111. WAL HUT MAINTE NANC:I It shall 'bt m•llll•IOry UPoll .... ASSOCIATION CONT" ACTOR lo W110m Ille contract l y: H.R. SMl'9 •• aw erdecl, e n f v p ol'! e n y On S.~r M, 1'91, before ,,,., •ubCO..lt'Ktor u,.. lllm, lo pay not IN Uftdltr....,...., • No•ry ll\ibllc In IHI tNl'I trw ~d -"'" retes to alt e 11f for u ld St•lt, n rso11t lly workl'Mfl tf!ICllOytd by tlWm In Ille .,...,tel H.R. St-. •-to me te ••~utton GtlN<llf'llfact. M Ill• Atsltt111t Se<rattr-y •I lllt N6 blOtltr ......, wftllllf-1111 llld fOt <OtOOratkw> \NI t lM<IMf IN wllflln I ... tlOf Of •lltty l•I fen efler IN IMIN-, II-lo 1M to lie Ille clal• wt fw IN tPel'llf'IO ef Ill-. DtrHl'I who .. uuttd ltlt •llM11 A N ""'9111 llel'll M41 • llffform•net l111trum1M ti'! tt•"llf ef tllt ttOnd w lll t>e ntvlttf prier to <Ortt•••llon ttwrtlll l'lt m ed, anf tsecullon of tllt cenlrnl Tit• 1C1111ewftdfl•f lo l'llt l lttl avtll N Yl'llMI ...... """ ... In ... fOf'fft wt ce rtt•nti.l'I .... tv, .. lllt wltlllll *VI Ill .. Olfttr«l dW,_., IMw-.nt ~ '°It• I r-I.Min w ~ llefcl •,,. ... _,....,.,lb -.W.11 OlrKlltrt. S.CrWlrt, WITNH S""' Nold lllf IM<161 --. ....... Trvtttn S ..... IWt -.ey A, N-~_.lsflM Clrtl\Ot c:;oa.1 o.tly ..,..... l'MlltMd Or .... Ceoftl °"'" ll'itet, °'t IJ. U..f.. ' ._.T . IJ, ft.,., -t, t"1 ~ ~ NnCI O.S OlflAULT AlllO l l.ICTICM TO M'-'L IMflOttTAMT NOTICI '' YOU• 11'•011'1111Y IS I N •o•ECLDll HCAUSI YOU Alte llHIHO IN YOU• PAYMl HTS, IT MAY II IOLO WITHOUT AH'I' C:OUllT ACTION. encl -may N W the •eo•• ''-" 1o 11ttnv -ec,aun11,. .... ,......,, .... Dy ,._.,.111t ell of your PHI dw paymar>tt plu• permitted c .. tt and e1penH t within three M..,tlls from ttw dllte "" noOtt we• rtcord.O This •-• Is !tlt.oo at of s..ternw 14, •••. anel will 111er .... untll y-ecco ... t be(come• current 'l'ou Molly l'I04 ,,..,. to P<IV ltw t nllr• wnoetd _.iton of your ucounl, • .,.., lllOuef> lull ... y.....,I Wet Ottn-d, bul fOU mual PeV Ille -I •leled •bo~•· Unteu the obll9atlo" btln9 1ore<1ostd uPon """"lh a ton"' period, yOW l\a~t dlt l19tl fltnl 10 '10CI Ill• f•reclosure only bY ,..11119 the entire •mount dem •nded bv your crtdl10r wltllln 111r .. motllh• afltr ttw d.tl• of re<ordlltlon of It'll• CIO<um..,I, w hich d•I• of recordln9 •Poeart hereon To find out llW amount you midi P•V. or to.,,.,. 10< ~vment to ttop the f0<ec-., or II your P"-rty ll Ill Iott< rasur• for any o llltr ,. • ..,.., < ontect Proleutonel Community M•n•o•tneftt, "'•"•otng agent •o, R••Hllo Ooml11911u Community Auoc:letlon at nn6 Blrtc"*r Orht, Et Toro, Cellfoml• 17t4l 1 ... n .. 11 you 11••• env quesllCft,l, you •tlowtd cont.ct a l•w ytr or th• (IOvernmtntel _.cy """ICh may NW Insured your loan Rtmtmt>tr, YOU MAY LOSE l.EGAL RIGHTS IF YOU 00 NOT TAKE PROMPT ACTION NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN 11\111 Pllrt\lanl 10 Arllcle V, Secttona l·S 01 Ill• Oa ct•r•llon of Cove nenh, C-lllOM -RHtrlcllons, "''~ Jwl~ 20, tt11 In Booe. m ... PllQtl tst • ·--.... i£i -• w ........... NOTICI INYITlll• llDS Hollo 11 heretty t lven that Ill• Board el TrwatHa or Ille c;•ol Community Golf• Ollllrlu et o. ..... County, c;..111.,nta, wllf rtcel.,. w altO bldl up 10 II 00 • "' . l'rldeY, Ho.,.mbH •• 1•1 et the ~rche1tr19 O•P•tlment Of .. 1d t•tlt9e d lalrlct toott<I .i l)IO Ad.tma A.,.llue, (eata Mew Cetllor.,.., •I "'111<11 time ._, • t>lds will be publlt ly -NoCI •"4 read for PRINTING lo 9 1NOIN0 SPRING '"I tJ C:L~S SCHEDULE. GoOlOEM WUT C~LEGE All bid• •r• tom 1n eccordenu with lh• 8 10 Form tnstrwc11 011s •110 Condltl-•nd $j»clltut1on1 which •re now on lilt end M•v bt .-.cured In ,,,. otttte ol lht Purctia1tno •oent Of ••10 coll-dl•lr lcl Each b:ddor rnu1t •l.lbmll with tlla f:>ld• ufhltr'• <heo, ter111t.d cM<;k, °' blddtr'1 bona made ~y•bl• IO JN oroer or ttw eo.11 Community Cottto. 0 1\trrct Bottd ot l ru1tto In •n •mownt not ltu 111<11111 .. percent IS'!l.I or the sum bid n • vuartntM 111e1 ,,,. t>ICIO•r wlll enltr Into tht pr-Md Conrr•<t II '"" ,.,.,. 1> ••••<ltd to him In tf'lt t•ent Of l•llutt to enter Into such tOnlrlKI. ttw prO(Md5 ol tlle ClleU will tit lorftll.c:I or Ill .... UM Of • l>OnO lf'lt lull lum lhertOI wlll bo torltilt<l lo >MO coll-01\trl<t No bidder m.w willhdr•w Pus bid tot • lleflod Of IMl"f llve I 0 1 d•JS al•r ttw dale \el lo-ow ooen•llQ tlMlrtot The Bo.rd Of TrU\IM\ rHtr¥H ,,,. Orlv1ltQlr of '•IKhng •ny •l\d e ll bid\ or to ••lvt •n., '"'Oul•rl11t\ or lnform allUe\ tn •nv 010 or 1n trw D1ddln9 NORMAN £ WATSON S.C<ei••Y. &o.ro ol TruslH > C:O.•I Commutllly Coll-OISlrlCI PubllSIWd Ortt19t CHI! D•••v Pilot OclOber IS. 11. 1'191 c~ IMNttTMT NOTICI . . II' VOUll ..,.O..,l •T'I' IS IN l'OlllCLOSUllE l lCAU$1 YOU All E llHI N O I N YOU• liJAYMI HTS,-U MAY I I SOLO Wl'THO\lf ANY COUllT ACTION, .... ""' may~ .... tlW ioo-1 ,...,. to brMe Vtvr •<t4*11 "' ............... t>y ....,.. 1119 •II ef1-peft .,_ pey,,_tt Plil• ,..,, .. 1=:--..... ·-....... Ill lllr" 1,f,...,.,, ttw -.it thte Hotlct of Otfei;lt •• r.COfdlld. Thia •"*"11 If ",IS..0) ts of .. M l and wlll lncrH• wnctt row< 9'-1 M<OM•• (Uf,,..,I. YOU may not ll•Y<I lo "' .... tt11k• -Id -•Ion ., "°"' ucounl, t..., tllftVllll full peymenl ,. .. dema nded, bUI you muet pay the amovnt •IAlted •llO,,.. After '"'" mot11M from tllt IM\t OI tt<Orcl•llcO Of VIit flk-t (Wlll~h d•t• Of re<ordetkwl •-• lwreol'I), 1on1"' ,,.. *' .. ~ belno 1wec.1-w,on permit• • ion1111r parl041. YOU have only IN 1eoa1 r'9flt to ''°I> ttw foreclosure by P•vlno Ill• •""" •mount --by y-crec111or. To llnel °"' Ille -• you mutt P•Y. or to arr-for N Y-M to •• Ille rorectowrt, or w your pr_.-ty Is In lorecloturt for eny ot,,., rtason. contact AMa lltCAN SAVINGS AllD LOA .. AUOCIATION, IJIH E. Wtllltltr Blvd , WNttltr. C.lllorN• tllt07 PH 0 141 11•1113 II you ll•v• •nY quotlon•, y"' •llOuld <-.ct a lawyer or""' gowm mant agency wfllcll ,,..Y have Ins- your toen Remetr111tr, YOU MAY I.CSE t.EGAL RIGHTS IF YOU 00 NOT TA"E PROMP·T A(TIOH REFEllENCE NUMBER 81 nm• HOMER ... E1t.,e NOTIClf 0 1' O El'AULT ANO ILaCTIOM TO HLI. UNDEll OEID 01' TltUs.T' NOTICE JS HEREBY GIVEN. Tlwll f j throuotl t07 of 0111<1•1 Record•, -------------- U"-ll FIRST CHARTER FINA NCIAL CORPORATION, • corpor•llon, I• Truttat """"" • o..G of Trust deled Otte mbtl #tin, lt17 eHcuted by WILLIAM~. JOVANOVIC ANO LYN· OA E JOVANOVIC, llu-•net wilt Or•r>Oa Cow>ty, C.lllMnl•, a l>reacll of the obll9a11on of peyme nt of rtl BLIC MO TICE •stHS,.,....lt ""' occurred. Notice of --------------I ' said brH cll and lien ,.as llleo 10< record on March 17. tttt. In BoOll 23111, P•9• OJ of Hid Ofllcl•I Records No payment ot past du• amounts Ns occurred. Ttltref0<t, Ille Ranc ho Oomlnguu Commul'ltr A1.10clatlon Cloft twreby ete< t lo >ell or <•use to bt sold, Iha followtng O.Krlbtd real property to wtlsly the Obli9allon. Lot ll of Tract 10265. u shown on a map rt<O<ded In 8oOll •34. p_., 14 to ti, lncluolw of Mlsctll-ous Maps, records al Mkl Of'ange. C.tlfornla. Tl\e record Vf'\ted own•r of the properlf ..-e commonly known •• 111U Via Cota. Yorb• Linda, C•lllornl• ••• ROO.rl Bor9erson, Kenneth Hollls •nd/or R-r and l(arol ..... )Wiien. OATEO Sit>!. t•. 1 .. 1 STATE OF CALIFORNIA) In COUNTY OF ORANGE RANCHO RANCHO OOMINGUEZ COMMUN ITY ASSOCIATION By H.R Stone. Mslllent SecrelM)I On September 211, t .. I, beiM• me, Illa un~grwo a NotArr Pvbll< In a nd for ufd State. persona lly ~petrecl H.R. Slone, known to me to bt ttle Autstant Sac ret•ry of Ill• corp0<•llon INI t•ecul..:t ttlt •ltlll" inltrument, known to me to be the ptrson who Utcultd lht within lnsrrumtnl on behtll of '"' corpor•Uon therein n11med, and acknowteoved to mt 111a1 >uch corpor.allon executed tht wllllln Instrument puuua nt to 11$ B1-l.aw\ or • ttsofutlon ol Its Board ot Director" WITNESS mv hand •nd alflclal seal. Sl9n•lwre Belly A. Narv.,on Publllhed Oranve C°"Jt O•llY Piiot. Oct. IS, 1', 19, Nov S. l'lllt 01 .. 11 rtlBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS austHESS NAME STATIMlfNT Th• followlne oar sons ar~ doln9 buSlntHH IA ) ASSOCIATED R EAL TY SERVICE OF NEWPORT BEACH, INC.; 18 ) ASSOCIATED 8ROl(ERS SEllVICE OF NEWPOllT BEACH, JOU W. 8el-Blvd •• Newport Btetll. CA.,.., Associated Really Strvlce o f Newport l eech. Inc , • Ca tlfornl• corporatlort, of 1025 w Belboa Bl¥d • Newport llteth, C.lllMnl• •..a. T11l1 Duttneu h 'ondu<l•d by • corporation Auoc:l•lod Rtallr Strvoce ol Ntwp0r1 lka<h, Inc Hel-E Joy Presldtnt Thi• slat-I was tiled with ftw County Cltf'll cl O..anve County on Oct. 12, 1"1 NOTICE OF DEATH OF VIRGIL FRANKLIN SMITH AND OF PETITION TO ADMINISTER ESTATE NO A110664. To a ll h ei r s , benef iciar ies, cr ed ito rs and contingent creditors of Virgil Franklin Smith and persons who may b e otherwise interested in the will and/or estate: A petition has been filed by Diana Pleasonton Lovejoy in the Super ior Court of Orange County requesting that Diana Pleasonton Lovejoy be appointed as personal representa t ive to administer the estate of Virgil Frank lin Smith (under the Independent Administrat ion of Estates Act). The petition is set for hear ing in Dept . No. 3 at 700 Civic Center D r ive, West, In the City of Santa A na , Ca lif o r n i a on November 4, 1981 at 9: 30 a.m. IF YOU OBJECT to the granting of the petition, you should either appear at the hearing and state your objections o r f i le written objections with the cour t before the hear ing. Your appearance may be in per son o r b y you r attorney. I F YOU A R E A C R ED I TO R or a contingent creditor of the deceased, you must f ile your claim with the court o r p resen t It t o t he per sonal r epresentative appointed by the court within four months from the date of first issuance of letters as provided in S&ctlon 700 of the Probate Code of California. The time for flllng claims will not expire prior to four months from the date of the hearing noticed above. YOU MAY EXAMINE the flle kept by the court. If you are Interested in the estate you may file a requesf with the court to receive special notice of tl'le Inventory of estate assets and ct the petitions, 1c counts and reports dt$Crlbld In S.Ctlon 1200.s of tl'le Catltomla Probltt Code • P'Wlt .... °" .... CMtt Dallp ....... OCt , s. , .. tt. "" ..,,..., HS..15V I NOTICE TO CllEDITORS 01' IULK TRANSl'E ll 1seu . UOHI07 u .c .c.1 Notice h hereDy 9lvtn to the creditors of RANCHO TRAVEL, INC ' • Callf0<nl• corporallon, Tren•feror, whose buslntu addru> Is Jo Coolbrooll, Clly of trvlne. County of Of'•"9t, Slllle of Calllornl•, INI •Dul- tr•nsftr It aDout to bt m•dt to Gr•nam F•mlly Tru>t. Tr•n•ftrff, wllon buslnen addren ts lOHO S•ntle90 R.,.d, City or hme<uta, County of Rlversldt St•ll of CalllOrnl• The pr-ny to be t••Mlorr.o ts cltScrt-In """"'.i •• All >tock In l•adt. lilctu~. equipment •nd good will ot ,,,., Trewl Agency bullntu ~nown •s RANCHO TRAVEL •nd toceted •I U7•t Ynt> Roecl. Clf't' ot Tt mt<ut•. County"' AIVor\ldtt, Still• Of CallfMnle The bwlk tr•nif•r will bt consummated "" or .. 11., lht 'Ith day ol November. 1•1 at 10 00 A M el WHltrn Mutual Ew:row CO<'O , Attn Ardl1'1 Rus.Yll, -addnu It Uotl So Yor D•. Su itt 101, Tustin, Catllornl• n..1 u.. l•sl dalt ror 111tne clalml In trw es< row rtftrrecl to fltroln I> November 6, '"' So far as Is known to lfle Trtn>lorH. •fl 1>uslrwu ,,.,...., 4'nd eddrts.Y> us.cl Dy lht Tr.,Jle<or tor the P8SI three ve•rs '"~ Same Dated Oct-r •. '"' Grlfwm Famlly Tru\t W4111yJ GreNm Trust .. o Tru>lor, to -ure ctrt•ln oC>llva· llont In l••or of AMER ICAN SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION, • coroor•tlon, as Beneficiary, rt • corded J.,. t, 1'71 In Boot! 1u21. Peoe , .. , of Offlc l•I Record• In the Office 01 th• Recorder ol Ora n9e County, C•lllornla, H lntlrument No. 1716 se ld obll9o11tlons lnctudlt • P"Otrlluory note 10< the prlncll)<ll sum of Jlot,S00.00; Th•I • brM<ll al. and defeull In. tht 0Dll9e t1ons for """kn suc11 Deed. Is st<urlly ~occurred in IN I paymtfll II•• not -,,....,. of. Th• '"".attment of prln<IP'll •"" In terest ..mk:n be<.,,,. due AuouJt 1. !tit •nd •II suDsaqutnt p.eymenh ... nic.11 Decame dw ttwrH lttr, lnclUCI· 1r19 any l•t• c"8r9tl °' otller wm• p.eyebte ~ ""' terms of w lo Hok or 0.ed ot T ruJI. Tha t t>y ruson IMreol, Ille un· dersl9ned, Pf'tS8ftl -fKlary under tuctl -· NS e111<utec1 •nd dtll•tred to u ld Tr\lltM • wrllten Oe<terallon Of Otf•ull -Otm-for S.tt, and n•' Cleposiltd with wkl Tru\W. well <Ind •rid all doc-ts evldt«lnv 00. ll9•llons steureo tnereDy, •nd ,,., dtcl•rt<I -~ twHOY declert ell sum• -urt<I tfltreby Immediately d ... and p.eyablt and hH tlected and dO.i Mrltby •Itel lo cause I~ truSI CrOper1y to be SOid lo Wlifly llW Ob- ll9a 1ion secured tnereDy, AMElllCAM SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Oa1td Slt>l•mber J, '"' By Virginia M. Sllcktr, Aut Vice Preslotnt By s .. ven M . F-er, Mslst.,.I Secrt1ary The orf9lna1 of ttw for-'"9 Nollet Rosem•rv G•a,,.m 'wH flted for record on 9-ls-tl In tflt of. Tr~lw T 1 I 'I<• ol Ille County Recorder of wlo r•n• •rt• County Published Orar199 Coast D•llY Piiot Publl•lltcl Ortn9t Coefl O•llv Piiot Oct IS, r•t 071·11 ... Pl 2S.Oct J, •, 16, t .. I Olt .. i rtllUC NOTICE NOTICE TO CllEDITOllS 01' a ULK TllAN$1'Ell (SecL 61'1•1'7 U.C.C.I PUILIC NOTICE tofOTICE TOCllEDITOllS Ol'aULK TllAN51'Ell IS.Cl. 61f1•1t1 U.C.C.I .. . " ~ I 1 Nollet IS hereby 9lve" 10 Ill• <rtdllors of COSGROVE INC . Jowpn L Cosgrow, Pres-I •nd M•r1N E Cosorove. Vice Presldtnl, Tret1•10ror, wllOsa chief tlKUtlve -H> I> S200 Irvine Boulnard, SP'Kt 01 City of lr•lne, County of Or•n9f Sl•lt ol Celllornta, 11111 a Dul• trenslor II •bout to Dt made to RICll••d R Bonnevier end Gtr•ldint llonntvfer. Transfenes, -. °"'int>s •ddf'us Is ISOt Stpulvtd• . ., lO'IA City of Wt1lchesltr' County ol LM At199IH. Stale Of C•lilMnl• Nollu IS fltr•by 91v•n to th• I Crtdl\M$ of COSGROVE INC , by Joseph L CosgrO¥e. PrHtotnt and Marll\ll E 0>\9ron Viet Prtsldtnl. TrAn$feror whose Chief eae<ultve- eddrtu ts S200 lrvlnt Boultverd, ' Sp.ect a 'n . Ctty ol 1"''"'· County of Oran9t, State ol C.lllornla 1"8t • but~ lranifer Ii •bout to b• mad• to The prepeny to be tr•nslerrecl I• dtscrl-In (lllntral •• All SIOO In tr•cle, 1111ur.,, fl(lutpment •nd llOOd will of tner Form•twur Duslneu ~nown as "GI N GISS FORMALWEAR" and lo<at.c:I •I 143 Oel Amo Fashion Squue, City or Torrance, County ol Los Anqeles, St•tt or Cell!Mnl•. T iit DUI-lr•n5ftr '"'" b• cortsumrnal..:t on °' •tttr '"' 'Ith day ol Novtmbtr, '"' at 10.00 A M •I Wtstern Mutu•I Eicrow, who'• address Is tQt So<.1111 YMl>e, Suite IOI, TusUn. Calllornla Affn Lind• Rulltn!Kur TNt ll'le fast daft tor 1111"9 cl•lms In the tKrOW rtltrred to ,,....,n ts Nowmber 6. '"' So far ., ts know n to the Trantftf'Wl, .ir buslrwu namH •nd eddreues UMd Dy llW Trtnsleror lor llw past'"'" YH'l are Samt Oaled: St91-23, '"' RkNrd R &onne•ltr Geraldlnt Botlfwvler Tr-ltrtff Publl-Ore-C°"st Dally Piiot. Oct IS, 1"1 01•11 ruauc NOTICE R k nard R Bonntvler and Ger•ldl,_ 8onnevler, Transferee1, whoie l>U\lntU ..,.,,.,s ,, tsOI Stoulve<I•, • 70'IA. CllY al Weslc ... Sltf. County Of LO\ An11tlos, SlalO of C•llf0<nl•. The prooerty to be trens1•rrto I> ci.scrtl>ed In -·•• •• All sloe~ In lr•IM. lltctu,..., .ciu1prnant and good w111 of lll•t Formatweer bu\lnus known a1 "GINGISS FORMALWEAR" •nd lo<•led al 185 Foa Hill$ M•ll, City of Cutwr CllY. County ol Lo' oAn9tlu, St•lt 01 Catllornl• The bul k lr•n•ler "'ill De consummated on or af1tr ttw 'Ith day of Nowmoer, '"I •I 10:00 A M al Wulern Mut uer Escrow, whou addrtU I> IO I South YO<'ba. SullO tOI, Tu"ln, C•lllorni• tl.-0, Attn. Linda R..-ktr TMt the tail datt 10< flllne ct.im1 In ttw Her-reftrred to her•l1 l~mt.er t, 1"1 So far~' Ii known lo the Treni1.,...,, •II buslneu names and •Clclres-......,, by Jlw Tr•n•ftror tor t1't PHI t•r9' Yffrf are: Same O•te<I Stptemtter n. '"' Rlc hefd R Bonntvltr Ger ak!l re Bonnt•ltf TransltrMS PubllSNd Or•nve Coast Daily Piiot, Oct IS. ttll 021_.t rtllUC NOTICE CONSOLIOATlfD llEl'OllT OP CONDITION ConM>lld•l"9 domesllt Sut>lldlarle1 ol tne NEWPORT 11AR80UR NATIONAL 8ANK OI N-porl Beach In ttw state al California, Ill u.. cl-of bllSlness on S.pttmlltr JO, t'lel publl"""' In respon .. to call m-Dy Comptroller of h Curren<'(, under title tl, United St.,es Codt. Se<llon 161. SUlom-al 11 ...... ctl a• Llallillllet AHITS c .. 11 •nd due from de~llory ln\tltutlons . U.S. Trusuryse<urllles All ot'1er securities Feclerat lunds sold encl stcurlllei purchased uncltr egrHments 10 r ... 11 Loans. Toi.al Cuctuolnu untarrw<t Income> Len, All-enc• for posslblt loan lostiU Loa..,. Ntl • . 8tnk premlws, lurr\lture -llalurft. and ol,..., aswts reprtwnllr19 bank prt mhti All OIMr HM'lt TOTAL ASSETS LIABILITIES Demand deooslts of lndlvldu•I,, pertrw"'11Pf, -c.,,-~. Tl,,.,. •nd wvl~ .,_.Ill of lndlvlduals, pertnanh!Pf, end CO<Pf ~Ill ol Unlttel SIAIH Governm ... 1 CM11fi.ct end Olfl<ers' ctwclls To4el o-ils . . . Total dtn\afld <HPoSlts • . Totel llme lo 5""1"9S dt!Poslts All other llabllltlK ..• TOTAL U A81LITIES c .. crudlnv subot'dtnated no1 ... •l'ld delltfl4ures> COft\mon 1~• EOUITY CAPITAL Ho. UleAS -l'lorlted 611 M "'--• .. ... I.en ............... 1.-... •• O'l'l 16,7'0 ••• 211 . tJC ...... 16,m .... S" .. 1,111 »,'" 4,6)1 • .. 22,tsl ................ IS ........ Son ........ .., S,Ut 21,m ......... - ........... .- No. SNAI oub~lntl JOO M . . ............. J,JllO Svt'PIUI . . • . . • . .. .. .. . . . . • .. ., .• , • ., .. • .. ......... , ......... l,JllO UlldM -prOfltt •nd r-rve for contlnoencltt Mid ot,,., ctpll•I r-rwf • . . . . .. . . . .. .. .. • . • . . . . . .. . .. .. , . . • • • • 1101> TOTAL EQUITY CAPITAL. , ............... , ..... ,. ................ .,_ TOTAL LIAllLITll!S ANO EOUITYCAPITAL .. . . . . ........... .. ................. , aa,.M MIMORA .. DA A,,,_ts OUlllll'ldlf'IO as ef ttl!Or't dale: St.wbv lttten of c,._lt, llOttl. • . . . .. . . . • • ..................... ... Tl-CllnlfkM• ef ~I In de-INttoMof•tOO,OOOotmort •• .. , .......................... ti,11.S Avtre .. f9r IOC•..,_,. •n (Ill' Celtlldot l'l'IOlll .. ) --wlllt•...-t ... . Tttel ...... lt ..................................................... ...... Wll, ,._IOI,...""'*' ftrac:len .... , tM cerrectMe ef 111111 ....._.. elf NMIUl't .. -lllOfll .... We 0.Clllfe h t It -~_....~-... ta tM Ntl•---...... aiM•t ... i. irw ... _... 111 WI llleftl A. k lwftlfl IW ,_lcllWd , .... /W tflM~ 1.o.r ... Mlf'tlfl. 'Vt<e ~..... • _.... ..... . IWl'tW -.C.9-tllM llllt ~II~ It WW .. -..t ...... ., My.................. 1 ,., ~ olMrtifl ~ ....... flW!tfWOr ..... c:..t o.Jty ....... Od:.lt. .... \ • ...._., ._, W. H•H• Fer S• Ho.Mt For W. HowtH For S• <>Miff.~...... Ho.n U•lll•d Orange Coast DAILY PILOTfThursday. October 15, 1981 02 C:.~ ....... i0i4 ;.;;,;.· ............ io4·· t;;p;;.:;; .. ·io6; ;;:·;;;;; .. ·io6t ·;:;,;.·;;::,;,;. ......... ;;:;; .......... ji"oi ....,.., u.~ ..._.. u ....... d ~_.,.,. ... ,. ,....._.. ,.,....... ... """"-·····'-9················· ...................... ....................... ....................... ,.,. 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Sla,$00 to $15.~ So ............ ••••••••••• DOWN 24 hr security, f1Shln& 8EACH,BALBOA renll lhil goraeous 3br NtwPortShorea4 BR 3 mo J onu Reill> ldryrmWesu1dt WOO Callt Rul\y :>46-SIOIS or Char•lnl 3 bdrm. 2 bath Vtrullln 2Br, 28a pen. MIWPOITHBGHTS pier from $34,900 10"~ JR Pruperty Manaaers hae w/rrackUna brick Ba, 1 year ltue $1200 673-8210 &4.H.c5 ISl '1'4 + 1uest apt. No end lhle. ocn view sw.ooo Cbarmtni 2 Bdrm on Ri down 4.991118 675'!!73 f1repl1co, huet fenced mo · ISi & last Gwen 2 BR 1a.r111e. '1 bl.le to L& 2 BR l ba k25 mo 0.. PM!t I 0•6 Emerald Terrue Walk Au ume $J.28,000 ot 5,1. lot wtlh alley access 0 c; ,,. A N f R O N T lalMHI P ..... 3207 yard. db~ &1r1ceand so H~nrt· rd Sow RI buch. ~ w111ltr Burr $1 /) drp, laund f1r1I • to "'£1"h .... ume loan lo t 17.. $ f dd ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• much more' 15364 Ir a era. lr Whllt Rllr. S7~ adul••, rat OK m Mi. •••• • ••• ••••••••• .. ,.... "" • · ,._ ins 1 .,.. l8Zll mo. Plenty o 1 -0n room or 114 ~' .... Lust option or aale, OwnerwUlhelpf1n1nre No quallrym& Owner build 1 and unit A LAGUNA BCll. n~w 2br,utilapd.W7$/mo 11.3 R41.!1limes831·.4MSfee -·~-pie St M&r•K.S411Sll61 ~8.000 down, no qu11lfy ~7.~78. Pt& Allen, Rllr. wall become your te!nDnt b1r111na.tll60,000 ~~m~~· ri'nt S400 E Balbo:J~ l"lle l244 1s~.~~~; :'~e~' 1:t~ atl 2j)m tn&. view home. 2 Br "'" " Ofc 730 2270, H m 631·1241 · ---·~ --•••• .. ••••••••••••••••• call 752~ Avail now' I & 2 Hr den & fanuly room Tom oc EA N FRONT New 84Z·2$12_ 24' Dbl wide, 11dlt~ over New. c11Jtom luxury 3 br HHTALS Carport, puol & laundry 493-2152. Modular Type Homes, THllLUFfS ~.oopet..pncedtosdl home . t block from 3br 2ba Sll75 4 Br. 2~ Ba. Yearly. all AdulLS. no pct.a $415 & leased land, 3 pvl bchs. S48 0569 f'erry, 4 frplc11, jac. 2'"' Sbr' 2a,.,ba $92S am~nlt1ea Club & pool $44:> Mo + m depo~lt 24 hr security, fishing MOVlfitG·MllltW Acrteci-forSdt 1200 ba.,ar MotoMo.or yr. 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WATllWAla ~·:7b~~~dod~!~::::,;~1 Lurern V111le)'. $19,900 PF.NJNSlJLA PT~' Br3~ lwnhse. on water. adults only, no pets, on ~~:;~~~.~: w11 l e r pd Cal I 5 Spanish rolonh1l CWllom ?IOmt' overlookina the marlu 4 Bdrms. 3 balh5, llv rm w10venm~ wet bar, gourmet kitchen ' guest qrtrs Master suite orfers dram11lr coast line 11nd manna views + Jlruu1 bath & tile shower Ex p1naive root creek could be 1dd1t1onal room A5 sumable tenns + owner financing $1,300.000 IVHYWHllE Beaut. greenbelt view MZ·6177af\51!.'!1.'-Ba, nu i:pt. paint. lbdrm Hi t rradge .!3!Y .. l38Slff.!:Q.54~~· t\!C.101 •rrt•d1unoav 6344120 Spectacular views, Newly redecorated COMllMt"dal l400/mo ~~90tl0_ frplc. Pools ' courts. Bluffa 3Br, 2811 Condo. Bruncn • Bl!Os • =~:::~:~~:~~ai\~:u t~ spn1whng 4 bdrm, 3 $239,SOO Call J L Tyler Properly 1600 Capi1tr.o IMdl 32 II Adults only' nu peti $900 mo. Open Ilse Parttcs • Plu• murP 667 Vlctona S..10 WlllM&Wefs1l.L 4'l-J752 balhJ, 2 frplcs, WET Eve/wknd 759 -11989, u••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• l!yrlea&e ~.7306046, ISPM Sal 2000Barran GAEATltECREAflON BAR , beamed ceiling, wkc!ts~ll ~ C·2,ec..rLot Exec Bluff lop duplex O or Is CI 1 r k , c~M2-1S78 Teonis •F•e..Les~n, $4~,mo, 2 Br l Ba. nu fam. rm • lge kitchen. REH T 0 RS Excellent Costa Mesa Ocean vu 3 Br, 2~ ba. Jll3l373 Llahlter6 m Beacon Bay, 3bdrm, 3ba, ~;!n~~~o:~uf1u"n! p111nt, carpets & drape&. huge master suite. Ex D•r.Pi•IMIM lor1t1on. Zoned ror frplr. ram rm, hv rm $695 3 BR Orangetrl'e 1B'dock,tennis.21yr lse • HyoiomJs•ngr , garage 2860A Hickor~ pans1ve patio & pool One bdrm $1 2$.000 LIDOURSTYU many uses 3700 sq ft $1200/mo 4'.l3 8858, P11t10Hme Freshdecor. !!700/mo.675-86.!L._,_ Sw1mrnmg • r.011 Pl Re•s l't'q'd No lt1d~ area w rock nm med AITD $lO,OOO dn Owner Remodeled l,.ido Isle Large lot Good flJlanc· ,P:l·0210 gar opnr, adlt comm . Harbor View 2 stry -c BR 011•111q R<1nQ~ or pets A$l SS6·62ZI spa & walerfall will l'arry at 151l"~ home w11h 4 bedrooms ing Coro.adefMcr ll22 all amerulles No pets s1600,mo euUTIFUL APTS SPACJOUS&SUNNY $359,000 64S~ and 3+ bath!> ts perfect Charlie FJwis, Tarbell ••••••••••••••••••••••• $52·4146 833-330'1 28R 2ba rondo Si50 s.ngte' 1 & , 8110 2 BR. encl gar upper MISSION REALTY Oecorato~ & ror ram1ly ond enter1am Realtors 2 Br. frplr. gar. special Woodbridge Hume 3 Br 2 VU home3Br $2000 rno •oom~ • Fu•""•"eo 0 W. ad Its . nu pets ~11731 Remodelers ing Th1shomehasgood ~ d e r 0 r Ba Familyroom.rrplr. 2Brtbaonwtr S695 &U<••um.irieo•Auun S42S ATTEMTIOH! financing itnd owner S780. call 97S·05711 or pal i 0 s. n 1 c e I y Waterfront Homes Inc. ~~~~~s·0~~:~~.1; 548 ~ ~5446 PANOIAMIC Do your Uung and make may consider a lease op 160-6276 . landscaped. Lake & ten-631-1400 9 tu 6 2 Br. 2•1 Ba townhoust'. Fo.t• Vtley 1034 OCEAMVIEW money wt the end or re lion EnJ0Y lhe l'las51r J QUAIL bd F n1s pr1v $900 Mo OCEAN VlEW, Catalina. rrplr. encl gar· patio ••••••••••••••••••••••• 12¥•%A.l.T.D modeling lovely Back living or Nl'wport 'ds 3farr, ~ablak toph:a~~r ~0-1327,otfice7~-6S97 mtnviewfromhvmgrm Oakwood SSOOmo 67~166 Or $2•0 000 OR UQRE B A ho d l lar0 esl island orrert! PL ~c E . G1~den An11rtmenta MO 9UAUFYIMG " • " ay rea me an ou at '52S.OOO A 1800/mo. Oceani. Rt>al Orangetree rondo. 2 bd, and yrd Br11nd new 2,Br .... l & 2 Br upstair.;, stove 4 BR. 3 Ba. trml l>R. Wood & glass design. top or money. Buy me out !.>' !213>394·3'764 AIC, pool/tenrus, udull, condo, 2 ba. Used bnck Newport Beech H. Adults Ref'~ Couples wetbar, cash, car, or' quality. wlk to brh. andflmsh 4bdrmdream D.M.McrthalRltr lillOPYTilS"' lba $53S.S8lJl6Seves. frplc. Sec entry. Adlts. 8801rv1M·•'1t''" prererrtd. 5.135 & USS sec urity system. home.S295,0000wner 760.0135 ArfordableOceanVus L ------S9SO!mo Call 6'4·92S9. (714)645·1104 545-2817 ---vacuum, intercom Ask 645·0532or681 5695 LUXUR IOUS 3Br 2811 OUMGE COUMTY This 4 Br 2 Ba home is 2 Br Condo, 2 car garage &42-8808or644-8722 Newport Btach s. 646-8727 H..tiltgto. ltach t 040 in& $39S.OOO. 3 frpks. d 11 bl II available 11 I for yearly $750 Mo. 7141752-2615 or ~---· --1700 161,, St DCI••• •• ,b1,,1 ~UIET & PRJVA TE ••••••••••••••••••••••• OpenHse Sat/Sunt • CANALRlOH'T ron u, ar irv1ews.11 2lenontcomm'lbldgs. leaseatSL500/mo.New 213/439·<8i1 125 Abalone Lillie (714)6425113 '· w8·chelorl&2 · · ., ... ~.ra...___ amcnihes.$270.000 Leased, low main l ndd ,.11 Balboa Island · ""ene a · 4 Br/cul-de-sac Best Ask for Ron Stevens 2 "~w ~h Tierra OelSol Rily lenance. passive invest· Gcarpe s a rare~ "a Beautiful 2100SQ fl •1 8: $2500/mo. yrly 67s.4ooo Br Apts w gar or area. SacS129,900. Try Noic.Rtathtclte patios elljoyt eout· ....... 17.. t E 1. 7 ~ '7. ina. 2'2 Ba, wet bar, 2 l.tr A•'"erPN\f>PrtJ·e· carport Balconies. an ofr. Bkr848-117111_ doors + move in cond. "" .,.. men · xis mg '1 ' D M Marshal Rltr t I t .. ·-.= " .... ,....... I bbq 4'7·5454__ this 2 sty 4 BR, 2 fplc's, loan. owe lO% finanr· . . f:{5~~2.::•s. poo 'e c 3 BR 2 Ba M&5A VER.DE ,..UitfwWlhtd r:~·.~~;./~~s~P~haded .H:::t.:." 1042 EMERALD BAY steps to pool. beach & NEWPORT CREST 1'lfu~~~ ~~:~·~~es 2 br. 17:~~!~:ge, 711 L leodt 1241 area . plus pool. Xlnt ....................... landscaping $380 & up ••••••••••••••• ••••••• • New elegantcstm .S Br 4 tennis Owner will take VIEW 7 52 1920 Goldenrod $5751 mo llil ·OCJUl'O family nbrhd. Sl.000 mo. Cittteral 1102 Mal u re ad u 11 s N 0 rar gar All extras In lsl or 2nd TD for equity The most be11u11ru1 view • --last s2zs' sec St~vc' oci:"~N·;.itoNT •• M~b~i· w1a $4000 opl s David. ....................... PETS. Mesa Pines. 2650 cred ible while water $245,000. in The Crest awaits vou Rarl' N. B ocean view C I · 1 e agl, 646·~ $175 Sunny studio •971!1 II :i r I a . 549 244 7 or ,.. _ _,, "'11•.......... R' h dSo Rlt • l20 r t r refn&!'<Jo_gar 642 4210 llomcs SIOOO mo Dbl ---wnnn,.. -view. Call 7S0.<7715. 1c ar wers, r in this 3 bdrm with properly ron l wide 499 ll16 BluHs condo. Jbr, 2i,..,ba, $230 lbr w1u11ls1 •7515 S4S·3115 AtllltHcriMMr GwenHenry retreat plus 3 bath~ OWC Isl T.D. Agt , l~r + ~.2 83 frpk. ne w crpllp:11nt. ~car S32SSan Clemlbr 114924 Townhousetypeapt 2-Br JO' boat slip, channel I•-------• 714 S98·567i._990-24711_ Oecoratt'd '" the fme~I 631·7300 view. pnvate beaches 2 Bdrm, 2 bath. garage. iear, $980/mo Incl util S32S HB lbr w spa 118423 I '~ ba patio rnrl view. 2 bedroom, 3 bath. CJ0URMTRTH ~ :" 5% DOWN taste Assumllble 12' 1'• ColldOllliniUM•/Town-~1200 Mo. s:B·9504 view No End $935 mu wkdys · (714 1732-3383. $375San Clem2br ~4924 garage G<I easts;de lor deck,patto.comm pool, " -s2.000 per mo lmmed loan Hurry'Justll~led ' hoaHfvrs* 1700 2 Br LoveNest, l'llnyon TurnerASS0<'4941177 eves wk n d s S3952brinCM ! •S406 Adults S4S064fi.Z'.l.80 2 lenntS courts. weight $215.000 assum. loans al possession Lovely 5 BR •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• view. stove $750 616 Beach Shark studio S400 17141640·~ $47SSanJuan2br a96&1 R 2B "-"-dlt 1 room and pnvate beach 12<t Lovely 2sly, 3 br, 2 Po,nnv 67J.1•~• 103S C 1 1 O··· nr Renl1mes631 .c« f'na oomy r. a 5• poo · 2 years old Great ba home w1playhouse. 2 sty. Back Bay area locrtSlptA.Yail :rr..;_ '"'" a a.1na -n~ Big Canyon·3br . 3ba . 2 ........, u nr stort's. bus. no pets Re<lh1ll~Realty 1;7;) 7:wo financing. $230.000 Sylvansellmg.Hearthel Qwner631-721S Walerfront commun11y 12 Bdrm. I bath. l(.ir 6731464 fp . golf course view. lolboaP-.. 3807 SJ7S mo 642 1603 Pnred lo sell' See 1 "'--•' 0 1 2 &JBR Condos from stove, rerng. r1111c.-715 Winter rentol. Ori Jul> pool. JacuUJ & tennis •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• 642.3153 ~ea~ski:fi~3;~~~i Li~~.... si50,000 w ws.ooo As 1 Goldenrod $665 mo I 3 br. 3 ba, Emerald els $1~,mo 7S!Hl279 Ftmlorllllfwll w terms Will consider ~ ., sume loan & owner as 1st last $225 security Bay 2SOO sq rt. splat L XURY l~O 3 Br 2', Oceanfront. 2 bdrm. USTSIDE trade tu purchase armel SanJll• sisl financing Res agt L!ll_Roxl'_642-l210 level No peb $1250 B~. nr wale~. r 'p . back umt ,lgdeck.pkmg 2Br 111 Ba Townhouse. 1044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• *•LEVERAGE! This beautifully 1ppaml· ed 4 Bdrm Northwood home features its own pool, spa, and separate playyard. Owner says try small down This seller is genuinely motivated. Take advan tage! Just reduced to $239,000 •6% =COMM. Model IO prestigious Capi1tn.o I 078 Sheila 213 ~ SZ/2 Cotta Mna 3224 !furn $15001 497 4IS4 $9001 mo Agt673 9060 ror 2 Lse ~· winter, all bu1ll·ln5, patio yard. Harbor View Homes ro ••••••••••••••••o••••• 2000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• aft 12, 497-224S $72S yrly frplc. gar . Small pet orSl0,00 DiK. only $15,000 dn Seller Income Properly 3 Br l ~'l Ba. Crplr. 0 W, Completely refurbished SmtC~ 1276 6 7673 64Q.2092 OK S550Mo TO PRINCIPALS will carry AJTO or land ACDCll'E ••••••••••••••••••••••• bit · l dbl car uar 28 l B r 1, lse ••••••••••••••••• .. •••• ?S::_ "' -TSL MGMT 642 ISQ;I Ken.owner/agt.494·S057 contract at below lll.M MAKEAMOFFER! ·insove, "' r, a, rp n. '2br , den. rp . walk to BayS1delBrS45tJ S520.Mo 2 Br I Ba.Apt market interest rates ESTATES P oo I , pa uo. enc I rers 497·3262 beach, leMIS & golf Nu Ocean view I Br ~. liarage. washer dryer, Elegant 3460 SF showplace. So. Laguna. 180 degree ocean view Security Private drive. Below mJrt at $629.~. Assumable rinancing. l mmed occupancy Owner llM-2013 LGCJUfta Hih I 050 ..•....•....•.......... Mtflle Gall Ranch Tota lly upgraded backyard, sprinkler ier North End. $800 mo de.r.$673.mo.492-7913 Adults. no pets Savage d 3 Income Properties system. $800 w /pool '"Tierra Del Sol Realty ---7' w Id & Co 67$-6606 all built ins. Small ehil landscaping and in Spanish style arch1ler Easts1de Costa Mesa service Water pd 497 1744 •Reso rt hv1ng al its 1 e __ ._ OK,calOK Onl} l»ear terior Call Agent tu re arrcnli. this S bdrm , Owner w ti I l' a r ry Marguente 54(}.3666 art~ finest ' Jusl S450 renls FURN OR UHFURN old. Call for oppl 759·07j)4, 76(1.8237 4' •bath home on I acre Pnced to sell' & wknds 979-0745 1.ocJ-ta Hlh 1250 this spacious 3br home Oceanfronl . 2 Br. back TSL MGMT 642J.f?O.l NEWPORT'S w i l h 1 mp res l> "' e · ,.---B 2--B -C d ••••••••••••••••••••••• with lots to orrer the ·1 lg d""'k parking f11r 8 • J r a on o nr uni . ~ . I r, allrar11ve. private. UPPER."-Y cnurtyardandfounlam 1,11 SCPI SA p'01 HOMEFORRfo:NT ram 1lyonabudgetll4930 2 Lse SS9!'i winter. ca rp ets drapes . A Ample room ror tennis J~ s s aia. $65() c~ lrl 3 Bdrm $650. ~·enced Plus qualfll 2br home $72S yrly stove frig , gas waler Just listed! Country al courts $695.000 N--CTSSER pa, auna. 1 yard & garage Kids & w garage only $37S ! 675·7673 640 2092 S33S 646.9429 mosphere 8 rm ex .c..L OK--'-549·3232 pets welcome 545 2000 114924 -- - erutive home, lots of English country estate Ci>ll II ~1 H !h 2 bdrm. 3 ba, lovely Agent, no ree Renlimes 631 45M fee_ Cozy I Br, yearly · bllY Newer Easlslde 2 Br I 11 1 ..,. I I-' • tow ho se pool iear v 1 e w . S ~ O O mo Ba Townhouse, pallO g ass. open ""'am c·ei · on l arrr near beach and i i 1 It.II 07t.J n u · · · Patio home. 3 Bd + ram1 •stwtinstw 3298 71~1 675.1774 Adults, nu nots ssoo 1ngs. formal din rm. manna 5 bdrms, 3 r P Adlts. No pets s700 ty rm. AC. gar •\va1l. "" r ~i!!i Collt'l!l' t\ll' 67S 71.83 ' •tt••••••••••••••••••• 1 br apt. stove rt'frl". MS 99Sll rplr. lrg fam rm. balhs. guest qrtrs c·u,1.i,lt•'j (',\ mJL.._· no w $700/mo f'red llOMEFORRENT " master suite,cul·de·sac Oreanand valleyv1ews Mesa Verde4 BR 2 Ba. -b SSS-9400. 3 Bdrm $625. Fenced prkg 5400 mo Ca ll fo'1replace. pool. pv1 $205,000. 2385 Bay F'arm Frt>nl'h doors. bay win dbl gar. lge yard, grdnr yard & garage Kids & 675-0612 aft 6 patio. d1sh11oasher. on ~'odhrldge S900,000 643-2341 I ·986 2045 Really L Mic,.t 1052 551·3000 -~················ Pl. Westclirr Realtors dows Equeslnan area ~·or sale exchange 7 un & wtr incl Avail Nov I pets welcome. S4S·2000 Beach yrly Lrg deluxe. 3 £side. all m x I& I & 2 64S·7221,~3512 S87S.OOO tls on 2 lots mid-S8SO mo 540-4734 hme A.&t'.,!!l,'lof~----BR. 2BA w1gar $800 Br garden apts From lt?GBarnnn Pk•-. In in~ OWC Isl n( SOOK at 13"1 9% DOWN Peninsula 6 1 br. 1 lg 2 7S9-2434olc HOME FOR Rt:NT 675·!!797.._213-SSS.2111 14-45 557-2841 _ I I acre + qua Ill) 4 " os S37 ooo As .. \' d 4 b t 1 Bd pt "arl•• nr Br '\\1th laun<fry & *•TENNIS! Near the rabulous Wood· bridge tenrus rac1llt1es This 3 Bdnn. 2 Ba home has everythlllg you'd de sire, including a large assumable loan Call for details. $164.500 \\\'''d h ridge Rea lllJ 5Sl·:IOOO 1920 Barranca p~,.,. lrvln•• THINKING TOWHHOME? Call the specialists at the condominium In· formation center Touchstone Realty 96J.(Jj6'1 OUTST ANDI MG Gorgeous 3 8d 2 Ba, in Irvine's College Park. Lovely comer localJon Profeasionall y landscaped and picture perfect inside & out Walk to school' and pool. Owner motivated Call for details e~--ni\NCH H~ALTY SSl 2000 4 IR21h la 6 yrs old. SJl,000 dn OWC A.l.T.D at l2'i 4 yrs Quail Place Properues 752·1920 ~•daudM-lcMt TURTLEROCK 4 Br 3 ba. French WU1dows. wd firs. custom papers. s1ndlone cpt, sunken Liv rm, wet bar. 2 yrs old Low down w great terms. Abercrombie & A$50C 752.9227 on this 4 Br 2 Ba home Min Valley vie w • Highly upgraded ~ Just $1S2,500' TR. Realty 49'7 3034 PA C IFIC ISLAND VILLAGE This umt is almost a detached home Has 180 deg ocean view The most charm· Ing texpandcdl 2 Br 2 ba around. $21.S,OOO LCICJlllHI Vlloqe R.E. 497-17,1 - Mewport llHch I 069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LEASE OPTION $5000 dwn & move into this adult condo. Buy In 6 mos for $129,900 w!JO'l( dwn . Rae Rodgers. agl 631-12166 OWC Westclirr 4 Br 2•, bdrm 31, halh home ur. gr s · mesa er e <rm LogmaMicJiltl 1252 4 Bdrm Pool $7SO rm a >00 ,. Ba. Only ..,,,,,,""" ='lorm s um able financing w pool, new paint & •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• fenced )'ard & aarage Bay, unrwii S400 + utll garage S57S Mo Isl & ..,,,, """ surrounding dramJtlC ••-"' ooo n.. t -'-& pool " u · h el Realtv673 6880 last +Ser 646-1501 & K M Kmle agl ......,, V"'Tler crp · garucntng Shores 3 Br 2 Ba bearh. 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I S620 1_6()..1713,.833 3307 apt in qwet adult com lSTATE SALE Capture total pmar) on remodeled in 1.981 100', New Wilson Pk Condo. $700 ml) lease. no peL~ Rent in Costa Mesa s 408•, Acacia. 3 bdrm, 2 plex Newly retleeorat four bedroom. 2 bath this 1 31 acre e11lJle and I rented and managed. I 3Br, 3Ba or tlen. dlx cpl. 838 0555 ~ E WEST ga I ed .20 ba , ocean view. S87S <.:all ed . fireplace cnclsd EaslbluH home Must~ unique triangular homl' Ultimate tax wnle orr & drps, micro. AC. elet· 2 l1W rt leach )269 fownhome VILLAGE 673·7942 patio & garage Adults Id l t featuring 4 bdrms 3' 1 investment Less thar car gar, pool, spa $825 wpo COMM UNITY 2 & 3 Br 1 : E~JOY summer IJqng all only Sorry. no pets SS.SO ~~aUll fut~~ul a ~e:o baths 20 x 40' poc;i and 20•·; dn OWC all fmanC· + d~ Jerrr 851 9350 -••••••••••••••••••••••• 21, Ba 1600 UIOO sq. r~ ye a r Walk to CD M Mo 645·33111 call btwn patios, large lot F'an oversized ~pa Or\>an inf( Can dose fast Brookview 3 Br 2•, Ba ofpureluxur~.Garages. Beach. I bdrm. patio. 9-5.30 taslic.Won'tlastpnre and vallt:Y Vil'\\~ Bkrs Prinr welcome condo. end unil, frplr, i~ux~~~~,~~~~our ~ydrotrbs '."1 ~as.ter enclosed garage. S500 3br.2 baaplnrWdsun& $209.800.CalJ AnnSantas Sl.~00.1!00 R1ckByers.Bkr S750, pool tennis bedroom. three bath suite. ormd b inin~ mo A\'a1INovlst rlacenlta Children OK Vaughn rordetalls 714 76(1.7292 751 3191 actt roo ms. woo urnini: 675-8589 Move in CO!il S9'70. rent ~·-home Beamed l'eilings r1replarcs. micro wave S47s.S495 642·fil53 t , I Easls1de 3 BR 2 Ba, fplc. in h\'ing room and ram•· ovens. fenced palms & Lrg & pvt 2bdrm, 2ba. -Cote Rea t y 8 Two ldnlHOMHa bltns. cpts.drps. dbl i:ar, ly room Serloded pool yards Pmati: elegant beam rc1l1ng. d 1s 1 br, unr. carpeied. 2 cars & Investment Easts1de Costa Mesa covered patio. rncd yd size yard Space for boal '"''"g only l!i minutes h wash er . no pets allowed. no pets S350 640-5777 Priced only 10.S limes G ~dnr, wlr 1ndds 2 or trailer Sl&W monlh from Fashion Island. 7 $650_mo. SS9:_92J}S. _ ~r m.Q~·3'180 'lllilsun&'l»ti.if Gross. Cash now with children OK. nu pets yea rly basis Agent m1nutestoS.C Plaza or Large3 Br 2Ba lower 3 Dix 2 BR + fam rm , W SI00.000 down payment Ava ti 1mmed S82S. 6317300 O C Airpor1. Just easl or blocks to beach. dis D W. patio. more Lo sec MEWPOITCIEST Unique Financing 644·2778_ E Blur condo4 br2 ~. ba. Newpor1 Blvd. & so of hwasher, rrplc. sor1 Refs S49S & las t ABSOLUTELVPRIME I Age n t 673 ·6607 or 3Br, 1•1tBa. dshwshr. 83SAmigosWy118 $940 San DiegoFrwy Start· water. pallo S850 Mo 6451693 former model. 3 br 3ba. I 54$-7306 l'pls, drps. stove Open 213·541 «60 .. 541·41113_ -mg al $1000 a month ws~ 673-81.S7 Dellat 21R WESTOC .... ..-~ master sut'le w11h L tsf .r...a... 2200 da1·1y to dusk No ""lS 631 ·5439. 2473 Oran°e Ch l d 111• """""'""' o or-,..~. LUXURYIAYFIOH'T A\e .. Cos_!a_ ... esa " arming s u io. l 2 story, 28A Yards. Triplex Xlnl terms & private retreat overlook· ••• • ••• ..... ••••••••••• 1948 Anaheim Ave S600 -_ m Goldenrod. $310 mo. lsl d k b 1 prime location 5600.000 ing tennis court. pools. 35 R· l lot Final map. Ct mo 3 Br 2 Ba with boat shp WESTCLIFF ~B & last. Sl50 ser Carport. ecd~. pallkosd, ui 1 J~· 67•"61 andspa.Goodassuma 493-2752 tw ofR1vers1derall b d A\'atl Oct Isl Many Beaul 1200sqft2RR2 r C ll R garener, ispets A enl ...,,1 . J Beaut1ru1new2 r ron o, amenities SJSOO Mo stove,re ng a oic1e. $635 Lorri Day s, OCEAMFIOMT bleloans I 641117770vmer1 Agl prime So Coast Plaza BrokerS7S-4Sl2 Ba. fplc. dining rm 642·42!0 547 9571 f.Hs Wknd·s. C/21 Htwport Cwtr IOttMr Rffll Estatt Real Estat. --loc Lakes. waterfalls. ref rig Adlts. no pels 2br Iba, ~15. a\•;.ul. 11 1 MS 5434 IY OWNER 640.5357 ........ •·••••••••••••• &changt 2800 pool & sauna S800 EXEC HOME S69S 640·7814__ new carpel 1srhed 1. gar 2 Br 11o loft. al\Jched New cust bit 2 sty· i--------•I Mobllt HOMtt ....................... .§!5·0540, 673·9019 HA.llOR VIEW MocArttlw Vlllagt See Sat 10 11. 10 12am garal(e. w d hook ups. French Normandy 3 BR NEW for Sale 1100 OCE"' .... VIEW Back Bay view. 3 br. 2', 4 Br 21, Ba Family rm. 1 BR.pool,leMis&rlub Fronta_l>!43l lns small vard S600 ~lo & den home Can be "" b 2 o """" fl s1c"" --••••••••••••••••••••••• So L led t l a , car gar w '"rm,...,.,.,sq """ S4SO 646·4380·6422029 Bachelor, So of Uw). 8326320aft6ur9646917 spill S89S,OOO,OWC 3711 HARBOR RIDGE F .. MILYP&Rll agunaga es a e. openers rrpl~ BBQ Mo 0 by r1rst 1806 -...=-:: -k h ...... ,.. "' " 3000 sq fl. prof. decor · '· · rive 'd C d BR pallo, no itr en. """" 2 Br I Ba S4 50 Seashore. 673~78 Lg 3Br beauly, anxious $549.000 Trade for Palm fi0 0 I. j a c · m 1 c r o · Port Abbey call 752·5499 ~~!~~ eFrpfc~ :~/ $65-0 mo utJI incl 673·3415 Matramonio ron 2 ninos DOVER SHORES Just listed 3 BR 2ba. ownerhaspncedrorfast Springs. Lake Ar· _SO/mo.OO.l'798 4br . 4ba home in mo 3BR Townhouse Apt 211 2043 Wallace. Costa Pool, Jacuu1 overlook Renaissance Model. sale Mfordable family rowheadorinromereal Forltcnt Bayshores. Avail Isl · S48·3561 BA . frplc. enclo~ed Me s a 5-'8 1546 & G I Dr F I Outstanding view with h · o c k J $1800 1 h bay. a axy . orma oustng Ill ranl(c oun· estal_e. 4J!9-34'!.0,.551·8215. Exec Condo. 3 Br. 2·~ wee '" an mo PARK BRISTO' patio I blk to Be & 631 2150 d 2 f I great financing. Priced 1 c II NOW" w 't 1 Ro J •kson L in rm , rp cs ror immed sale a t Y a . on Ba.front&rearprivale yr ease n ac lbr,pool,gym.sauna. sho~.s .. Appl acl'pl Smoll2brapt.larl(eyard S68S,000 ree. 642·2510. ,495.000 Agent. Dan lasl. lJ8204().4JI R..tals yards, spa & pool. Near S;.56_1600_ nr SC Plaza. s44 s 318 · B MarRul'ritl'I & patio West c M 646·4848. Bibb CHOOSE YOUR ••••••••••••••••••••••• CdM Frwy Avail Oct WESTCLIFF 3 bedroom. 645.9442 GdM 673-7183 avail. now 548-8121 675.2311 640-7665 MEW MOllU HOME HM1tt Fnshlcl lSth. 95s.2700 or S48-7366 1 story with pool, family Costa Mtsa 1124 32.i E tSth 2 Br 1 car lcrytMrn bv OWMr Lrg 48R. 4flA home Steps away from pvt beaches. Owner will as s1st Ill financing or will consider trades. Shown by appt only. Prin only • $S30,000. Prine only Ron Jackson 556-1800 SACRIFICE S201C UDUCTIOH OMLYS7K DOWN ·---=--== Space avail In Hunt· ••••••••••••••••••• .. •• wknds. room, 2 fireplaces. din-.\partMttlh Funllthtd ....................... garage. 2 kuh OK. no J Qu &IL ington Harbor area for lalboa ls'-d 3106 Mesa Woods 4Br 3ba. ing room. 3 patios. ete. •••••••••••••••••• .. ••• MEWLY DECOR. pet• $.445 LarRe I Br I A oneofou.rbeautifulnew .. ••••••••••••••••••••• fam rm w /pool et~$l~Mo.646-U77 lalboalt'-d 3706 1 Br gas pd, encl oar n ir ga rage. rerrige. 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• drwasher. pool Adults Chi 10 aerra PLACE mobile homes Coll for Charming Single family $12SO/mo Ga rdener, •-------•! " Id OK $4 s· infoonlh1Srareopply h ome Avail mid· pool service Vacant llGCAHYOH Cule small 2bdrm. lba. 642·S073 Mgmt 6411324 PttOPHTIES"' LEASE OR IUY November for I mo. 3 Judy, Agt 979·5370, eves t, u x u r io us. Three winter rental. S5SO incl. Luxury mobile home, Br+ lort Sltm/mo Call 540·7618 bedrooms Two baths ut.ils. 67s-0049. 2 Ir. I lo Apt Stunninit large 2 Br 2 Ba MEWPOIT HGTS 2 houses on a lot $129,000. Sl6.000down Quail Place Properties 752·1920 l r u I y beau l 1 f u I Kay &44 9060 or 67J.8S85 4bdrm. Newport Riv-;;r; Richly deroraltd. Muted ·----p--L........L.. 1707 Newly dttor C:as pd ~~r~~~ :~8l:~I 1435 Reasonable. Seller very .Qm condo, J'ac. pool, tennis ton 3000 r et _.. --encl gar. pool. dshwr -- i led See l es square e f •••• ••••••••••••••••••• d I ,, EW BREED APTS mot va o BJ>-LGCJll'O hoda 3141 SBSO. 642·l1J7, 497--41J6. Overlooks IOlh ttt o lbdrm apl A u t.s 642·5073 .~ P rec Su bm It Your ....................... •Room to grow in this 4br golf course. S2790 month. $37S/mo l Ir To~ F~:i~. w~ LZc,~·. $4:1 terms tSCl4~I 1Wh1tewater vu Emerald h s e 1 n q u i e l Yearly lease. •7 Rue 67•8996 Newly d"""r oas pd . MIM .....,...... G d V I O S "" ~u ,. Jat'UUt. g1s & waler _,__ Bay 2 Br 2 Ba +Lon-neighborhood only $600! nn a tt pen un -I I ds h d d 1 393 •WTORS tennis-pvt beach-pools, .,7,,.. day l·S. To see call Co.taMtto 3724 enc gar . poo . w r pai A ut.s.nopets -a...11-U-DI " ...,., 63 7300 n -1 Adulls 642·S(!TJ H1m1lton, CM 645-4411 M-.... ..-"· f le 1350mo.9'l5-1120. Plus: SUM)' 2br w/lge I· ,ncllOr ••••••••••••••••••••••• liSTILUFf ( 714 J OCEAN FRONT 1 BR. pvt fenced yard ror kids & Bachelor apt carpeted. Spa r1ous 2 Br I Ba 3 Br Home 2 Ba. New 527-5900 point Spect a cular pels, chef's kitchen & Seavlew48r 3Bl.fam1ly norookmg.rumished, Laundry~&1 S395 r a r Pet In 8 & et r views, t or 2 adlls. $990 more! JU!t 1395' •6323 rm. dinmg rm. ocean & -642-3790 Versailles 2Br. 2Ba pen· lhse, orn view $J3S,OOO. Assume $1211.000 or S&tl. loans ul 11r'r. Sl828 mo. No qualifying Ovd '!!!111!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11!11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!9'1 730-2270, Hm642·2682 $205,000. .,..rmo 499-30~ Rentimes631..WSFee nighllifhtviews Pool& hod! 3741 Lrg dun 2BR. R:lr . Roy Mc,._.... Rltr ~ t• n I"""' p mo u1• adults, noptts ~ 2178 _._, • •-------• Very private ocean & ca· 1110s IM"l'C. ftM .. n 1s -r • •••••••• ••••••••••••••• APAmefTS Beaul1flul landscaped 11arden apts P11ttos or decks Bool & Spa. rov ered p1rkina Hewl paid Adults. nopeb COOL ELEGANCE is what you gel in this 11oraeous Plan 4 an Cam pus View Absolutely tverylhlng has already been done. 4 bdrms. 211 b1 Good localioo New near· UCI. pirk. pool and ~chools. 541-772' E CITI 6 .. " , ..... ""' rurn. s11oor11m. fo'urn lux studio. sp3, TV. "B" Placenh1 54S-7983 !!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!ll!!!!I * X N * nyon views, wood • E SIDE. 2 Br. Ii garage m11ld service. phones. • 2Br. 28a Near So C glass home. 800 sq fl 642-2510, 64MM8. Waterfront leue 4 Br 4 $125 wk. 499.2227 Pina, S.A. Luxury Con· MEW LISTING htat.W. =· ;~~~=ui. ro.t•V.., 3214 Ba. family rm. top con· -wporthach 376' do. wtpool, adults only Investor or investor/le Mag~f~ ~·~new ~~t1t~re~ r24~ l~r~:n~ Mew~IHch 116' •••HOME.FORRENT ... f~~g:.' d~~O: ~r ~:~: ••••••••••••••••••••••• s~i~:~~r. Garden BAY · BEACH AND BOATSUP I BR S420-S430 22SO Vinttuard. !>40 ~ nant. Whoever thought custom bll home in· brier Home Ill l.1111una •••••••••••••••••••••.. 4 Bdrm. POOL. $950. Bob or Dovie K001>. i\gt. Oceanfront. Neat 2BR. Apt. root & rec All ulll~ you could buy Bayfront eluded 4 Bd.r and spa, llllls niresl Sst.rp11rk. BAVCRF.ST S bdrm Ftnctd yard & garage 759·1221__ SS7S Mo Wint.er. Adult, pald.Adult.nopelJI 2RR 2BA ~IS ~=~:m:r1~'N!.;;!~ beautifully appomtrd G,......,_. home w/pool~argelard Kids Ii pets welcome MIWrorTHGn nopels 2l3-19S-3018 El Puertw Me11a l98W Wiltlon. fl3l ·$583 Owntr wlll finan ce Be1uUful 20x53 Lancer S t800 Ll 0 I LE 5'S-2000~t no fee. 2 B rd K ill\ OCEANL•RoNT 2 •· • R 1959 M1plei\ve Ant S Buch? WE att selUng Home 2nr.2Ba This is charming 4 bdrm. 2 ---~ r,y1 .11r.-. ~ ·~ r If' v, Interest 1n our 4 ~.000 2nd T.D. For 1n the Btst Buy in town bath, newly redecorated H ........... 3240 646-1$141ftSPM. Av111I Wtnttr Weekly' 1 Br I Ba. Sm,11 )'•rd, bedroom h~ with 42' appt. to view Ws fine Hwtlloal•ltecll $1800 mo. Yearly Bill ....................... Ocean/nlte llght view 3 Monthly 673·7873 111r1ae No peu. MOO bo•t dock for $27S.OOO. home call Curt Herbert& lhSO wrth sxso ex Orundy167$·6161. 3 Bdrm It.A, buondo wlth BR, 2 b• FR, grdntlncl I br. lovely rum. pool. Mo 361 "A" ll1mtlton Whether you move In II. ''l. 63H286 panded arta 2Br. 2Ba Pantutit Townhouse. pallo No PtU· kids OK. Xlnl cond No pets $1375 sp1. aym, lltt 11uard &41·0'183 blwn t-1 MM younelf or ltue It out 12J20 master bdnn. ocean vie-#, ~le. ever· 752.zm daya t$'7-ll00exl212. e¥e $'750. Own/1gt, 631""66 f'ri the eamin' pctentl1J It CWSIC ythln& fumlshed. $89$ Coove.nlml toe. 2 Br l 8}'7·~'7___ Furn. Vt1r1Y !use 2 Br. QUIET ADULTSo"ft' as. ~~n~:~~c 0~te;71~~ MOIUHOMI Mo. '7SO.tU7 81. fenced Y•.rd. No 11400. ffVH 2 yr lease. frplr. ltlr9&e. "* Mu, 1&nhlra I 6 2 BR from o...tlBrabr. WIS Winter Rental, SO yard.I pelt Wmr. paid 131$ 48R, 2....,BA. Ir& yrd 11041st 5'.631·291• Im ..,..., laltdKa~ 1"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!m!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I St to bch. 2 Br. w/hu•e turf M• · View Drive by 2012 l BR Vernil~s. pool. lat, No-. 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CLE.AH UP YOUI A.CT ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tha11k you._ 63t·4410 Thl' raper llunltl'f l'ror 642·5'71,extl22 C • rrpts · 10 mill bleaeh Freeest.Pete641·1~ HA ULING 6.lt Im MARRYTODAY LARRY'SPAINTING 111~11111 Ot'i.·orator11ual mll!l~!!!!!!!lllllllll!~--11!!11•1 · 0.stom rarpen.try · Ital!, hvldm rms $15, Drywal G ... ral Strtk" No blood test!! teQ L1 r lntiext SyrHXP fn•t'eht Stt>vl"S47 4~1 dt.'tks, PlllOll JS Const avu room fl SO rourh •••••••••••••••••••••00 ........ ~ H~ d-·• """'Y797 kd R f lccomtt.g Co Nobody does it bet· .. . . ORYWAU. ACOUSTIC •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• A A,_ _., prov• ""'· ....,. w ys eas reeest 64.S·93113 WAl.l.S BY uonnv •••••••••••••oo•••oo••• ter' Llr'd & be d d $10 . ehr SS. Guar ehm I AlrCa.d/Heatiilca Jim,,sq.~ Art 5,alldaySat'Sun All P11inting1nt S4SO e<tl Qu11ht),f~l)t'f\ll'e A I Bkk f II L' . m e pet odor Crpt repair 14 yrs exp Fully tir·d & Rod S4(),86.'M aft f A·Z llAUUNG c~·tru" s·ao N I 18 > t• u"'p '"'I 09''2 rl' ng or ~mll ,. rt•e ebt t.:1111 Joe. IS yrs exp Do work tn!lured 5325549 , _ .,,.., , Moaotwy u" eat, t'Oll\P t'lt' ..... "" ' busane!IS Marv Goens M9 5511 lf R -Ho l 1st 1 r Approach lton & res1dentJal rll!an ••• ••••••••••••••••• • •• free est, rer.s KS! 7~ An' t) pe \\llll , uvenng 714 646 1751 1-:ve• --· -m se ·~!>ll·OIOl_ DRYWALL TAPING S H I & d tru k 6310322 9u11·KWORK S II , 213.862 1636 .. Patios, deck~gs. ext s1d· No Steam 'No Shampoo All texturtt & acoustic. P 1r1 tu a I e zs er up • umjl _c_ · " " ma Ext house pa lilt mg onl) 1 n , 1 o1 I I " d b ' 1ngs. landscape designs Stain s ....... 1alist Fast rree HI KeVlll 675-9088 Counselor~7032 Unwanted clutter in your Jobs. Newport. Costa Wedo the }Ob right t JOU r n l' y mJ n pa Pl'f Asp1ta1 & mt won Free est d F ,.... " __... ltrt'' CLEAN UP & Meu. Irvine, Refs LEEPamltn_&..~~9 hanger Ins Lil" \\urk ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lac bonded.631·0401 f1. _r_eeest.S39 l58:! Drywall Plaster We _,_ HAULING <.:.!111546·6720 67S·317S COLLEGESTUDENT 1<rnld Ralph <'Jru~u t..: - -ROBERT'SCARPET patrh any holes rast $40 •••••••••••••••••••••• F'.XPERT BRl''K & 991 1936 Dr1Veways, parking lot repairs. sealconllng S&S Asphalt 631 4199 Lie •f JACK OF ALL TRADES HOllSK'--'-" Exp Jnlfext. Job ror *" MODB.JNG * REPAIR. Reslretch. re min Lie 4«1544 631·~30 Plumbing. electrical, ••••••• :::::-!......... Masonry Small Jobs & less~ AlexSS2-ll231 Rm add & new const laL.!!lrep;llrs.673·8490 Bectrical heating Odd Jobs Want a REALLY CLEAN repairs Frplc fcl<'ml(S -- - Res Comm Qualtt)' .....t/~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 638_ ·4068 HO S Call G h Rers ~SI 4555, 760-7074 CJuahtyptg. Lowest r<1tes Guaranteed Leming ELEC'rRl<.;IAN ed U E? mg am H RT ........ S ........ RY in 0 C. Neal, prompt Construction IB·Z7079t l ••••••••00••••••~··•••• pric HOME IMPROVEMENT G1r! Free est 64~5123 A """ "'" serv 843-5684~-7149 ~!!81---coJ~~~~~JsTR r~~~~·o~rs~a~f~~te on REPAIR. PLUMBING. ROBlN'SCLEANINli Brtekwork. blockwulls. INT -EXTPAJNTINli heating. carpentry. elec, Service a thoroughly wood rences Concrek I c .d Refs Free Est MocHA.LE COHSTR. Lie 139J:ll.J 642 84112 Ltc 11396621 -673 035? tile Free est. No job too ('(~an house. 540 08S? pat 1 o s. com p I c I e ·1 646-l06"1 • • W AU.PAPt:R' Cu!>tt>m puperhan1:1n)( lll')ttl comm 540 2766 HANGING SIO u roll 11u11hty, frt:I' t.>'l , & slripp1nl( Call Srnll 645 9325 ALLSTATE PAVING Sealroatmg, Striping, Repairs Comm 1Res Free esl 11397362 645·8181 Custom homes. fram-NOJOBTooSMALL HESID.1COMM 'L small 645-281_1_ land~eapes we 368294 1ng, re mod. French Brk & Blk. Lie 351449 lhghly qualified. No JOb Expertise Housekt'epmg. 646 t597 International Pamtlll)( Platt0 LtHOM tClibyai"'-doors, skyli""ts & patio Dale,home96J.8767 1oolr11/sm11_1t 6312004 Carpentry · Masonry ~uppl1es furnished. lllghQuality Int Ext ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... ;:::?............ covers 8411 i'.52 A 83S 182 o.... J .a.: Roofing . Plumbing trustworQl.t, 957 8003 ~nek ·Block·Concrete !-'rec Est. 55:6·1631 Tht'ory P1Jno S1.:ht M'C . . ----ns. ·2 ""~JI G~ Drywall-Stucco·Tile ~I u·Y-A lC \eryreas.L1c.bonded. ing Colh•)(t• Prof Dabysattang. my ~ome. l CaOM.t ....,.i.... CONCRETE WORK-••••••• •••••••••••••••• Remodel J.B._646~ c ean P o.ur (' o Bob 5'18·76S0/536·ll906 Saint Laurent & Sons Tr ave I!> An' a•• 1· yr & UIJ, nr V1clor1a, ...._..., . CLE N UPSfl AWN llouseclearung, apts & Best in Prunl& Paper " C M 642·8482'646·S759 •••••••••··~··•·••••••• Foundations, sidewalks. A . • Carpentry . Electncal orrires S35. 631 1993 Mo•lacJ 548·08SO 631 1351 Gran• S58 ~.!J!2 All types kitchen. bars. patio slabs. custom Mamtenance·Landscp Plumblllg · Paint111g -Childcare, loving home. garage units Day brick Lie 960-0539t'Vt'S Free est. 642·9907 LETTHEMOUS£ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ploster/Rf9Glr hot lun"h "Ompa ons ., •• ,,. -----Davrur M1k~964_·1917 CLEANYOURLfOUSL' *A·I MOYIHG• C1ntoMPmntinQ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' · ' ni · """ ..... 21 eve549 16&5 C • TIR Cleanups TreeTnm'g ' ·"' 2S yrs exp. Llc. 4~J renced ~ard. 556·3098 C __;:;, -enMNc llau'·ng Malllten~n"a II ESID ICOMM 'L Call Sue ..... 85\.tl878 Top Quahly Spee1al Bonded Ins. Rers t:oliir Nt>al pakh~ & lexturf'' a.,.......... ••••••••••••00••••••••• u " '"-Complete Ma111tenance rare 1n handling 25 yr!> ftt« est. 893-1439 8abys1t11ng. ru1111me, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hansens Ceramlr Tale. Arnie548-84t4 641.:_~-General Housecleaning exp Competitive rates l'X_pert. 963-0lll D1t•k m) homenearO CC Compl mt exl 25yrs. rloors. showers. tubs. TREES Reliable Rerert'ncei. Noovert1me 730-1353 RENTAU>PAINTF.O 546-8653 CllAR RENOVATING l'all art 4PM, 551 8280 T d ed I Electrical·Plumbi'\g Own t.!a~ 962 0510 ., •• 37.n ----oppe remov , c ean Carpentry. rough finish •A BC MOVING Exp . Perfect. prompt. reus HUNTINGTON BEACH .....,. " THE TILE MAH u!Pi. lawn renov 751 3476 Roors·Masonty·Stucro Housecleaner by the day pror . low rates Quick. Seaside Pnt,&.536 4806 • h b k ()."""'·• ,. Own transportation r I !"1ot er ba ys11s, 6 w s t-'rench drs, hdwd noors, freeest _ --~ '"°' Gardenmg. landsropmg. Refs _ ~~~ves 646.9001 care u service 5520410 DIA.MOND•PAJNTING &uj>....6·6wkd s 892·6304 moulding . shelving Cad1llacst0Go-Carts tree tnmmrng & re HardwoodRoon MRS CLF.AN STARVING COLLEGE Freeesttmlllt'S Loweusl 1 lnl Ext Pateh\\Ork ltestuceob Texlurc) fR E ~: E.'iT fi.1Sll258 l'l.ASTF.R PATCllll\IG Int t'Xt l>)rsexp Neal~ ork l'aul 5'l5 ~17 q ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dr111n1 hum SIU M•in rrum 115 Plumbanic rr palrs M&M, fl<l2 ~ Mcl'ORMAl'K Pl.M8v a. H<>UR st;rw1n: I.tr t294378 b1) 9194 rroptf'ty M•llfl•llt ••••••••••••••••••••••• PAorHTY MA.HA.fif.MEHT Oran111• C41. area I~ yr~ 1•xpt>rlt.>Ol't' Call for info. aod rates t6l-8182 Roofi.t9 .......•......••....... KAI.HOA lt00Fl"G CO Also skyll11ht' & plit.Stt>r1111: frt't' to)t li73 6743 t>rani;1· <'oa:;l 1toor1ni: Hl'roofln". rtpcl1n. t'clll Mti·2389, 548-1133 Tra••I S«'t'ictt ······················~ SOUTH AMERICA TRAVELSER\'ln:S My s~r1alty C.111 Tt't) J ack:.on Tour.. i~ 003 TrHSe"iu ....................... lREE IJESIG :-IS I' nu11ng, S<·ulp1ur1n1: Tov. Th111. Rrmm ;al~. {'l.,an·U.P 631 2.513 WiftdowC~ •......••.............. Ori1:111al Window Wa,her fl \ .e 3 br home SJS 631·7~ Let lheSwishml• ln · l' Jll Sunshine W1ndO\\ r1~.1111n&, Ltd 5'11j-Bgs3 CLEARVIEW WINDOW CLEANING Chri!> or Tim 966 6484 w iftdo w Tlntinq ........................ 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ROOMS 4000 Rettfok to SMr-t 4300 Office Rtwhll 4400 Office R...td 4400 lusitieu hsi.ess Mortg~ Tna.t IAMo """'1th/ c;;;;·;.::_·······;i·2· ;;:~·'°··~·;;:.;···;;~·; L·;;~:;·a;:~h~M~;~;i~~~ ;;·;.·l~·;h;;;;·eR·;;~d~~ ••.•.•••..•••••.•..••.•• ··•••·•··•••·••••••·•·•·••·•·•··•·•· ..... ~~ .... ~~.~~ .. ~~ .... ~~.~~ .. ~~~~! .......... ~?.~~ re~~~ 98• N P f c t I t St95 HEWPOIT · ·"' 11 s · · L' ." ... 1 m m i n " P 11 o I Small galle"" · girt shop Sotffer u... Co. os E.~id;•;•;;·;·;;·~~;~;;, ••••3'iB)i"c)OM5••00 • H~y. 0i..ag~~1a11: Be::~ ~; ~f.f ·garage, a · PEl'IMSUU e ~ ~ t 1 ; :r~·~~ 1 e •·1"n "chemical Ser~1ce Busi Laguna V~ry n?as rent 1\11 types ;''~al estale ~;.:.~;;;···5j•00 11dults only. sgl ear gar. 2 IATHS Dail.Y, Weekly. Kitcht'n 638·9596da 898 ()468 Spacious t'xei•utt\·e or N F:W PORT CF:NTE H ness Laguna Niguel 714 497 37~.Q_i5()l-4444 invt'stmentiss111ce 1949 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~00 540.3666, 548·4471 5675 MONTH available Low winter Proressional M, F in . ~~~~ ;1~r;:>~'l~~~~v~\~ now 111dudJ11g $100 11111 arl'a No exp necessary, Mottey to LOClll 5025 S~cialling in SCRAM-1.ETS evesfwknds ~ rates. 494.5294 COM s'Kn '"'r mt' c~11 setrt'lartal servin•i. w Wtll lraln. $50.000 Full •••• ••••••••••••••••••• 2nd TDs -----129 35th St, lower unit. -----'-JV,... ' " ble. 'op11onal' From 225 · w 11 D•aPoW 382 xlnt eond. Avail. now. Balboa Inn: $90 & up SC'ottorTerry sq rt up al reasonablt> of(ice spacl' Must M'l' lo amount rt'<-! '. net Widow has money to loan 642-2171 54S-061 I ANSWERS •••••••••••••••••••••• ,2131,.,, .... 1711 weekly . Kttchennette. 673·4Zllaft6_pm N 1 <>ompare' S40.000 + Call Collect for RE. SI0.000 up No wL· t•Av·niEM<,...T OCE NV E T :mn r t 67• 87'" renlab 0 ease re EX ECUTIVt-: Of' Fil'~: Mon f' r 1 9 6 PM credit chl'Ck, no penalty "' A, A I W rt·level. 2 Br lBa S.SOO yrly Opn O<'ean ron . '!.'.._..,, M'"" shr 2 bdrm upper. on quired, call61J:~ 11() Newport Centrr Dr •ltMl·867 Oltl Ca II Denison Assoc For your TD·s & notes deluxe 2 Br. 2 Ba Dm1ng beams. ~teps to beach Room w lki.tch pnv Love beach •n Nwprt , S320 + Swte 200 At Den nison A!>S<K· rm & rr111c. S625 83.1·867~ 1 11 6 w 8 3 1b 0 a ly securtly P,_rOlecled uttls 642-5995 eves HEW PORT CBfTER Newport Oe;ir h LCICJlll'O leach 673·73t I 673 7311 Nice1Bdrm.Stonehill&l 21386S2542 home Nr SC Pluu Jo'rnd the perfect Room Prt'sltg1ous,full servi<'e 6444492 IOUTlQUE VENTURE <.;APITOL Ftls t T 0 <'an be Maniac Daunt Hoist Foment INTOlll ~ The) say one tn a m1l1Jnn under..tands lhe 1nlema ttona l ~11uauon lsn'I 11 strange how we keep running INTO H1~1 ., Golden Lantern $375 mo. 2 B i 8 d Over 40 M Prer. Answer malt> rast Computemed f:XEC orflcei. tndds --------• Wl'll estabhshed Men·s On equity basis New purchased for S28.~. 3 4_~·6S94__ pet. !.~. a A ull s. nt> Ad *598_24 hrs 642~4J<l0 iientmates Ulld lrvme rcpt. set·. xerox. under & women's boutique business 1dt•as Prefer )'r rnlert~I onl.v al 20,, -~ ..,..., ground pk·I(. telex & a.o t-'O R L !!:ASE Off 11·e Gre31 localioo & lt'aSl' ) o rt ware & h 1 i: h H.t....._ leod9 314 548-2682 Free Furn rm In ex 857 5001 d r sulle~ Ill Tht> Eml·rald Wllh d1~count. & Int _'7,_, change for custodian f I h r I ltqUt' r1-or t•on rm " r I I' 11 $5!1.000 Ask for Warren technology 85.S-9863 yield 27 S', ) rly ~7·' •••••••••••••••••••••• Ocean \lew Condo 2 Br work at Church '" CM ema t' s are um ap 644 7189 Ray ,,ro css1ona •Ut ( 493 27S2 WANT i\("l'ION? loan lo 'alul' Call "1 r &>11 thangs fast \\1lh OJ1ly Pilot Want Alb THE WHIFflE TREE + Den S7SO Adults. no 7Sl·SS25 llalf rent & uttltlies rng t5IU N Coasl 11") Wiho11 & WetH R.E. nass•fell Adsti42·5bll! Chris Shaw 7J().fi056 Luxury Adult units al ar· pets Savage Walde Co ----Arter 6 ~m 645-474° EXECUTIVE La.:una liearh I.en 1•1\ fordable bvang 1.2 & 3 _675·~. E'stde Costa Mesa Pvl 21 ) r old male ~ktnjl SUITES <>et'an 'tt'V. 497 21il or Br. Well decorated 2Bdrm w garage. yearly room/bath. kttch pm rmmte S240 mo 2 HR I IN S44 333'J Olympic s1ie pool, light SSOO mo 215'2 32nd N B Pre re r rem S250 . ha Cd M 760-t756 HEl.rrA.GE CdM Primt Loe 250 I ed tenms court. Jacum. ror y>~I 21J.545·7969 54ll·S035 --Prof Female for l.ait rt.AI.A s/f park hke landscapmg E' STB UFF Sp Furnished Room SJ75 N1g rondo Pvt bath & New luxury urfrl't' ~pare lll'SIN ~ 011 <fff'ICI-. Most beautiful bldg 1n .A L arious 1 Mo. SSOsecunt) dep 111 bdrm. $325 mo 4951580 1n ln·1ne, bustl'St H B Br Pool, patlO, \'leW in clds laundry rac & utib dvs 495 5199 t'\eS renter. t:as• t'rw)' ar ' l:1tl 1nc $.TIS, &l4 H49.l o·~ ,....19 pleasant area S1n°le F I ke o J ' , I " le orr1c· • .,...,...... " ema e, non smo r. n IC u F ... l "t'SS • .... 11 now' t· .. 11 ~ v. I( a rt n • ---adult. no pets $S25 Mo ""ts 962.9801 ,., ~ee..., roomma e ' •· "'" " I n I k MA.RIMEIS WA.UC 644 4767 x " . .:.. -.-:. to shr 2 br apt. '2 utlb. for dela1ls ' 11rnunll nor. O\l'r uo 2 & J Br. Townhouse Penmsu.la Pomt,SISO No bt & last.sec S200 mo 551 -1 231 640.4230 1 'nl? strl'am & trcl·' Apts Patios. single & Brand nt'w twnhme. 2 s moking. cooking Terri 5480067 RnstolSI brtwn 1\1q1ort double rar garages. BR. 211 ba, 2 car gar. Private entrance II I 'L . r i·r I rt I •DELUXEOfflCES• & SC Plaia !126 Ml fl LI 11 b walk to beach & hosp 675·3391 e p, O\l' o 1 e c . 1.2 & J room No leasl' n• al Sl.35 !)t'r Will 1m near ' unt ar our S 9 0 0 m o C a I I . •>ot the bills ""I L' 111 .·hr I I t I Ch'ld OK 84n "°'.... N 1 d ed L' " " ' ~ quired AdJ. A1rport1•r prn\·e to ~u1 1•n:111 -I ren . ~· 714 545·78SSevs ew Y et'Orat rum. ocean view t•ondu $250 llotel 83.13223 9 12 ~ 9222 or497 ~I HUNT INGTON BAYWtnterrenlal Lg 4 BR 2 frige,hotplate.nr bch. mo.4933787t'vcs CONDO ocean. Nj_~M . 536·8518 $250 Up Hunt Rrh Offtres for lt.!3St' Mo l11 2 Br 1,_ Ba Pal· to ba. $75() mo. Also lrg 2 Jo' M to sharl' f-IB apl 2 carpel. drapes. air mo 6.'>0sq fl to 141lo sq fl ., BR $ NB. Lrg Pvt studio Prrv BR I u r k C II .n. 7n< rarp~rt washer drye; 600 mo. Beach $450 mo Rer Furn oa. prt• non sm r 17301 Beach 842·2834 a 114 ...,.. ''"'' incl. Water & trash paid. aeross st. 5.104 Seashore S 2 O o mo +-', u l ti lttSintss Rftlhll 44 50 Comm pool. Adults. no 851 ll070 640·9~ --548.5554 I 7TH STREET • •• ••• •• ••••••••••• •••• h ... *<l\Ad Room in lge CM house. Wanl to share 2bdrm apt COSTA MESA Retail Store Best bciJrh pets .......... + ..,.,., epastl. w A.LI( TO HI IEACH lndry fa". frplc. nr (ICC In New part Bea"h Ne"" 2 J rr· l A t r ••• 2000 , ' "" or room o ire su1 es location m Newport' ~en ~ no ee~......, 3 BR. 28A. new ca""'!. $210/mo. 957-"""• M f. \ (' le t or kg Lrt I • .,.. ..-..,, rl'~Pon roommate. 1 • P n > pr ' $75() Mo 116 23rd St 2 br, 2 ba, rrpt. OW. encl paint. tile. frplc . dis Nice rumished room Ill 2 3 Jo Con I al' I mcl. Avail. now Call 675·4185,673·1401 gar.upstairs Nrbeach hwasher,pat10 S7SOmo. private home Costa Mirhellc 673 eo4o Realonumics 67~·.6700 $450. 842·Ml32 -646 465t.63tl004__ Mesa. Call alter 6PM . before 9am & eves afl Costa Mesa. 250 sq rt RETAIL 5'A.CE l Br $410 + dep l Br 2 BR $600 plus uttl. lst, 548·6892 10 suite St?S/mo. Utils in 900 sq ft S6SO mo Great w/lofl 1"1 Ba SSlS + last & sec. $200. Ber 6. L Cost M ,. N.B condo to shr. 3 br. 2 l'ld 779 w 19th St exposure. Ha rbor Blvd dep frplc. d w. pool, 673 1166_,_Afl6 ...... 55&669L arge. a esa nrea 851 -Call l~undry racal. nr shop Adult laving, 2 BR 2 Ba. ~{1~~sp~l~ o~:;~~ugt ~·F'. ~fi~,~~e ~n1r; !!"Y~FR.ONTO F E Realon<>rrul-s 675-6700 pmg.847-11156. no pets ~mo !st, last adult S185Ref642·S765 utlls John642-1954eves BA i-· IC CdM Pnme Loe 25()() sq & 631 2093 16n" 500 reet, Jamtor1al, park rt Great Sho~· rm ex 1 br. 3 blks ID beach, no sec · uv E'SIDE c M r -1 700.~HO " h.ld $280 I I w I '·fr Dr NB . ....rge room M nonsmoker. 4 br hst'. mg, e c posure Lighted R11ur pets or c 1 ren. . s es Cu ... with rireplace Want C M nr OCC Sl85 + '• ••~ &last +SIOOdep.a,·a1I 1200 sq n 2 Br. 2 Ba resp pe~. single gal ut1l,lst,last 955-0809 Al.u-~• Sign Garden \"It',. S36 7357 r I d 1 EX~UTl""' Parking 6734120 _._ rp r . inuig rm. poo pref See to appreciate F 2 shr m CM $150 Call ~ u ; 2 br. patio. gar . new w f:STCLll-"f' $695 $300 mo Isl last req F.ves SUITE c~rcial crptg, redec. S4SO mo 640-7814 646-3375aft.5 m. 631·7037 Several offices avail rn Rtftfeth 4475 S36·S016i9131&93·7040 Apt or Office space near ~Is, Motels 4100 Lonesome M seeks ru11 servtec exec suite ••••••••••••••••••••••• R~• Mo•t ..... '· Hoag Hosp 2 large ••••••••••••••••••••••• lonesome W ID shr my lor nr 0 C A1pport. Harbor Shopp1nl( Center, .. k t h + 7S2 ~9 stores rrom 644 lo 2.160 lmmacuate2bdrm, 13• rooms + 1 c en SUUIKMOTEl house HB.Aft589'79M7 f 1r .,.,,.... bath 800 sq rt Call Ed , .... I OFFICES sq I. Ava1 or rent ....,..,., b a flu n t 1 n g Ion Wells 673 ~10 Wkly rentals now avail. Roommate, NB nr bch "' • . HARBOR BLVD . CM Landmark Condo 1 Bdrm -1 bath o n $112 & up. Color TV 2br.lba.Jac.gasBBQ. 2 prem1umorricesavatl. ToseerefSte37 Washer & Dryer, 2 Phones in room 2274 frplc1 $Z75 673·t955 Prime loc. new carpel. 1 patios. wetbar. bit in R & Peninsula S400 mo ut1I New p 0 rt BI v d c M Resp person lo shr 4 br wood noors. sky lights. llldltttrlal ltlltal 4500 0, 2 car gar SS75 per Raid. 675·1642 _ 646·7445 hse wlpool. rrptc, ele. Nr open beam ceilings. air. ••••••••••••••••••••••• mo. 1st ... last + $300 sec s. c~ 3176 Live al Newport Beat•h s 0 c 0 a s l p I a 1 a 944 & 892 sq n al SI 25 Rl~~li, IL~g~~· 11~00 t~. de po s 1 t Ca 11 •••••••••••••••••••oo•• tP C.Hl SlOO weekly. S22S'mo.Dlane540.7363 persq.rt.CallMarkKiki (7 14)759·4381 Ask for TOWNHOUSE 2Blks Pine Knot Motel at67J.6606. 67S·5ll~ Mr. Bin ham Call8 S. from Bch. JBR. 2BA. 645.0440 Wanted roommate share NEWPORT BEACH Nr Costa Mesa new In downstairs Lrg liv rm & lg 2 bdrm, 2 ba condo o.c A'irpart 340 to 1100 dustrtal Bldg 2000 sq rt IMIM 3844 · · Yoc ....... ~1~ 4250 Villa Balboa. Next to frplr modem k1tch up· -.-..no s:n ·ft ""·7722 G r e a I a r e a •••••• ••••••••••••••••• . lloag F"". ml"ro. air ""-·......, H b S r1 stairs S6SO + S85() dep. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ .,. ' NEWPORT -BEACH-S04 II r orl un ow er• I WOODUIDGE lRefundablel 498·5262 OCEANFRONT 2 & 4 Br rond. pool Furn $350 milt from Frwy Only SS95 per mo. 2 bdrm, I --Avail. Winter. Weekly Early AM, art ~ L11 No Newport Blvd 180sq $600. J O. Properly ba_. 951·4543 Bmtie S-J.,.. Monthly . 67~7873 642·9572 rt at SIS5 Sierra Mgmt ~mt. 751 'Z787 l Cl!pktr.o 3171 G Co 641-1324 L..,.a l.ada 141 ••oo••••••••••••••••••• l...tah to sa..re 4300 arocies ~:xerut1ve suites. run R...tals W.ttd 4600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• v· J BR condo upper ••••••••••••••••••••••• forll... 4350 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 Bdrm •. J bath. lge deck. r':o~t Nr. new.· Frpk. Cut liv~ expe1111es ! ••••••••••••••••••••••• b~!v~";~ 7v;,.~~eas:'na-Young Christian Couple oc:eanv1ew.SSOO Turner pool nrtown&lrans No Established 197t StorolJI~ seek ltv1ng arrange Assoc.494-1177 pet~. adults . s49s. Featured in 'fime Mag on Balboa Peninsula CM~lilU menls an exchange for CONDO 2 bdnn. 2 bath. 496·4226 La r g e C I 1 en t e I e next lo Fun 7.ooe I 10•, {\I 2 room office, wet bar. services, companionship ocean view No End Personal atteot1on & x 2()1,1 ru busmess use only $225 & 'or rel!.I ~ml S875 mo Turner Assoe fntt. lHO careful srreening. 673-2943.._673-}930 __ Mo_utalsf!leld.646·16!W. Old F1shemman net'ds 494.i111. ••••••••••••••••••••••• TimeSaving' 2B R. 2BA Waterfront Loaded wtextru• This H0•111t~.t.m 2 rar garage in C M.. M~ Enc w.t n-:an v1·e~ n...1wce I •· 2 2b 2b v-,. om p I ,. n c Io s .. d home wfsl.ap for 3I f'T "''"' w ""' "' stunning r. a comes 832-134 ' " .. Avai able for sub·lease Br Apts Newly decorat complete wt all major 4 $125 mo 751 S266 art in one or Newport's ex· boat. Yr Leue Pay to ed. refnge, d11hwa5her. appliances. garage, pool 6 m. elusive office complex· _!l700~l!._498-222!1 disposal. heated pool. & more ' Only $425 ! ··Gay Roommate OffictR.tal 4400 es Quiet handsome set· elev1tor. sutrter. prkng 18344 Contact~rviees' .,.,................... ling mcludes reception/. ~1/•f'lt/ S85Ur up ~aJ.1494 lll83 Also . roiy lbr wt yard & L a r g e s t G a Y 1617 WestrUH. N B. Want phone cove rage • rw1cmc• Mtw,.t.._. 3169 pool.only$365• IJ.8383 Male/Female Room· financial Inst. 1000s.r utilities • janitorial • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rcntimes631-45SS fee mate Service in So la~ floo.LJ\.J!!ll ~I·~. 100 free photo copies/ ....._, Ocunfront for Winter ......... ~~ Calif G.R.C. tor rental mo • ample parking • Oppo:luft• SOOS Renta la. Furnished & ~ UifwwlaMd 3900 needs. 11•7PM THE RIGHT secry service avail. • ...................... . unfum Smiter, 675 4912. •••••••••••••••••••••" (213)6.'M)-3040. SPACE kil<'hen. Call Qualified LOSING LEASEI" quit· Ser I S t O'tC M4Q r r ting business, Se ling QUt NO FF.E! .Apt & Condo S E A. W I N D f toshr2brcondoinH.B THE RIGHT v ce a . '""·v• 0 ALL supplies and nx rentals. Villa Rentals v1• I ·GE wlsame. T~nls, pool. PRICE vle~in -tures including. · f7H9128rolcer Ii.a.A WIO. $250 + \'! utlls It GUAIAMTllOI Hun~lngton Beach. 419 Display cues. waiung ,All MrWM81' New l'2 bdrm luxury ~p. S1H7'3 300 to 6000Sq. Ft. Prime ri:r s~;rr•, M82mt~·caot room chairs. Beauty Rt"nnu adult apt; In 14 plans I . --• w r ff I ., S1lon hairdryers and LUI Bdrm from MM. 2 bdrm iChristaan F to shr bag lllM root o ace1 n 641-1324 hydraulic chairs. mir· COUMYll' C Crom SS3$, Townhouse hollH In H.B. No pets or Newport Harbor with Buutirul offit'C In suite, rors. 1helvaand pl1n1.1. UYM from MIO+ pools. ten-dilldttn.'215.,fl88.-31181>-=-boil slips availabl' nr Airport Prkg Incl. t Allo. mike·~. shampoo R1chelon. 1'2 bedroom n11. waW'f1lll. ponds! hr lr1 luxury home Pluta Iona list of special secret1rl1l Pref tr R.f: and hair produrta. apu •townhouses. Gas ror coollinl • heat· w/prof ~raon tsllut + imenilia Terri fir leas-or assodattd bu.'t11esi1. Call 831-17$4 or f'rom U»Sl9QO &64 l900 Ing paid. From San dep. h~~11~C:!Y~ availablt 752-5191___ __ af\er61 ..... __ 1 BR Vtrs1ille1. Pen Die10 Frwy drive North ~ 1714) 67ir •662 JANITORJALSUPPLY thouse,l540permotittl on Beach to Mcf.cSdtn ..-. Hue somethln11 you N JSK ZKdown OWC 6H·SIU. ua.oos. lhn Weston Mcfaddnl SELL Idle lteml with a .... • ...... , want lo HJI' Clual!led tt • • u l •ti 10. f45·U42 to Su wind Vlll11t. Dally Piiot Cliutned 1d1 do It .wdl -Call m..arotrn-l71l ()wMr/ {7 4 111. Ad. Wint Ad~! 6'2-5"71 NO IC2..s6'11. ~--- ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • : 8-DA Y WEEK SPECIAL : • 8 Days • 3 Lines • 8 Dollars e e Its easy to place your 8-Day Week Classified by matl and 11 e e costs 1us1 $8 - thats only a dollar a day' To Qualify for this e e special otrer you must be a non-commercial user offering e e merchandise for sale up to $800 per ad and lhe price must e be 1n your ad The cost stays the same whether your ad • needs eight days selling time or 1ust one e • • e Use one word in each box About 4 words make one e e class1f1ed line of type Minimum ad 1s 3 lines Please onnt e e plainly • • r-----------------------------...., • . ,. . ~ '• e I e . '• . '• e 10.80 I e : 13.20 : • 15.80 • • Add $2.60 for each additional line for 8 times • • • • • e Publish my ad for 8 days starting e .: Classi fication • e Name : e 1 Address e • 1 City Zip Phone • ., . • 1 Check or M.O. enclosed O • e I Charge my ad to: e :: 0 ~ # Exp . : e i 0 # Exp e ., '• eL ------------------------------'• e r········-WE'LL PAY THE POSTAGE ······-------i e ••• • •• NO POSTAGE • : NE Cf.SS4'RY : • • I Ir MAILED I i: IN TH[ ~ • • !2 lJNIHD STATES ~ • e i BUSINESS REPLY LABEL °' e ·~ ~-FIAST Cl..ASSPEAMIT "'0 t) COSTA MH.t. CAllFOllMl.t. -e s •• • f POSTAGE Will BE PAI() a~ A~ES.~H o • e < Orange Coast Dally Piiot ~ e : ~ Daily Pilat t : .'• ..• 8011560 .·. •,. 330 W. 81y St. •'• c c ••• Oltl MtH, A 92826 • : .,v : •• •••••••••••• •••••••••• ·-. I. I '1 J I J I I l Orange Coast DAILY PILOT!Thursday. October IS 1981 DI Sell it all and put cash in yQur pocket! DAY WEEK 81>ays 3 Lines 8 Dollars Special flat rate for non -commercial users offering merchan- dise priced in the ad for $800 or less. Cost is the s ame for 8 days or one. Minimum three lines. Extra lines just $2.60 for 8 days. For an EXTRA day, call today 642.·5678 • The n.w Dally Piiot 8·Day Week its a Classified PLUS :4!';!.~.............. 7005 ~.~~ ••••• !!!~~!.~~ ..... ~!~~ ~!.~~ ..... ?!.~~ ~~-~~ ..... ~!~~ ~~.~~ ..... ~!.~~ ~.~~ ..... ~!.~~ ~!.~~ ..... ~!.~~ ~~!~~ ..... ~!.~ Rider wantl'd, pnvatl' •••••••••••••••••••••• l'lenc11I DHIV•'RS WANTED Hair styli.st. bLlblease & MOD.Ef.S/ESCOITS Plastu:" ~!r~t'r Opl'rator RECErTIOtlST van Newport to LA da1 Rrat A.DVetTISIMG R:.inking llLLINGCLERIC Early m~ming home de be your own boss T_Qll QQ!Jµs95J.097J for 1ad~1·~1\'t' & 1·1~a1111i: our l r\!Ule o<r1ce ha& 1.11 ly t2 13l4R55708 17141 Chri timCMrch ' SA._US TELLER lll'quires typing & ll\!t!fY LA TIMl-:S _Newport Beach T.wo Modelsneeded.Allty~ mri; lu m::1. ~~~""· 1rnm1•tl l)JICnU\g for a 644·"209 PR~·SCllOOL.& So~lht!m <.:ahfom1a tn !ll'nl'ral posting ex 1 lrvine&Nl'wport areas stations now open (;all Men women &children f1llerr.. JJllWHllh & ll~ll'pt1vrustwhoenjoys Lost & Fo.d SlOO DAY CA RECENTER tenor des•ltll pub.lmllwn l"Ul.LTIMF. i>u1~nrc s 42 s + m 0 Jr, 5• Chu ck 67 S 2046 or N~nec S48-TIS2 I' a I u I y ~.t' I s n people 1·ontact & c~n ••••••••••••••••••••••• 792 Virtona, CM needs hard workmg. ag Po:.ilion avail in our I 546 0235 SS2·024S f~ ---· -Mo11rO\'la1 I\ B handle ltusy phones Lile (('l)rner Vl "lvr1a & greSblVt!, vrgan1ted Southt'oast PlazunHirc IOOIKHPU I H OMEMAKERS NEWS DELIVERY rOL.AROID typing As ontor thena- ' sales reps 1<1 call on de Pl t ELfCTRONICS f'/T o EGE STUDENTS 2·Sam, M·F.SlOO+ wk uon s largest Realtors. Placenlla > sigo & areh1tel'lural Ka~:;A~b~~~ey Li•dgcrs & l!eni•ral oHire for sk1llt>d &stm1 skilled ~ LL $6/1\r ho keep Irv, CM, f:'ll!._953-8110 Speri.il t!\ent comµJn~ I w1• oUer ideal env1ron-FOUND ADS ARE FREE Cat~ ENROLLING NOW' businesses P~olt·rtl'll ti 141 S40~lll66 tt•ii.irts or we tram apphl'ant:. 10~rnin Irvine. ~dM & Newspaper Deltver.> l. A l:ff'ds mat~"(· :e5:;i;;~;·~ 1 menb & uceU.ent ~- lst lO rhildren enrolled temtones1nO<. &LA l'honerormter\<lew w good math ba!'k Nwpt A prox lS Times lo homes on r ·e ':rs°'!: 0 . tor' St pany benefits. mcludtn& ~1go~OM ~·~i~rl ~~~~. (,'~unties G~wmi: l'Oni c•ufORNI· 17141615-00_17 ground Call( Air, Na hrs wk !ir1 Friday Balboa Perun. S600 mo r; .. ~ll'~~ .it:~a 1 .. 1,:1111: Denl~~.F:Jltl"\' levelposi· time students accepted panL e-crd oppt \, " " l1onal Guard f r1or HomeS~rvices. ~:844l_Q!646-~13'" 11 11~ \1 · 11 1?131!>117 llllO j llvn 31 ~hr week.M~· ..... .,,68 dra... t highest <·oni f[RCDIL l!J u s~. military helpful Call 559-SOZ! M .t.L.a... <..1 11· . a -t n For mort details .....,.,.. m1ss1on 121316S76123 ~ ~AA.'""" Ci ndy Gehring L' h h~-0 e<t I call Ann Marshall, NOIA Enrolling' ll ot Ad sa .. i--&Loat1 • • 714 9797363 HOSTESS ig l s p, vemoroot •o• ... ROID I S4J 2641 ---------1 1 es .. ..,.. I No smoke N Brh ,. - 642-5671 L.ost tan Germ Shep puppy, M. Magnolia & Y orktown , H B Reward . 963 310R , 9S7 8761 J ack1e Lunt·hes 1 $31 90 Th1b llUMGUA.L ti951'ownd.'enll•r Dr TRA.IMH for evemng work App Y 642•3481 · Special even~ company week b pec1al i Costa COMMUNITY l'ost.i Mesa. t:a !.l:tli~i Good typing. d1cuiµhone ELECTIOtlC •n person 9· 12 AM or --rweds SanUL~ Home vii.- Mesa Christian Pn• LIA.ISONAIDES Jo.11ual<>vro:rt11nit) h«lprul , answNinR 4.30·6.30 PM ~I W MURSESA.JDE its ofrtce p.1rt1es ell' ~~~~>0~20~·~s~~Mto llihni:ual Communil) Ernpoyer phones Willtramin the l'll[l' Coast Hwy4 NU remale for relier duty S101hr plus Al~oo1wo l.i111son Aides n~ed bv legJI ru:ld & general of. ~ Houseke.eper business Care for alert elderly 1nl(l> ror t:ash1~r~. & JobsWmited, 7075 Huntington Bearh euy rice Call Janine. Manufa rturer 's man with lux rondo lady, S4.SO/hr NH l'amera o~r:itors. Call L.ost · cat, greyish llgt>r. ••••••••••••••••••••••• St·hool DtSl Oral & writ 14RMA.ID S40 60S5. (.'oasl<il Person I represenlallv~ with ex ~eeds a Deal llt'™>n for area.~S-J:l63 __ rollrct C213151ri 1100 F. 12 >rs. ShorecbU \'II'• TYPING lgt bkkpl( m ll'n fluency m Englti.h & <Part Time I s~-ecl en nl'I ARY . ?190 llarbor pand1ng Imes in elec light duues m exchange OCEAM Of'EAATOR P'OL.AROID CdM 700-0040 m) home f'ree pickup & Spanish or l:.nghi.h &. thu~•ai;tic pe™m l>Jrt 1:11\•d . Ste an C M EOE Ironic components seeks for free rent ~-8902 Immediate employment Lost. male Springer del 640·96.ll Ldollan Hmong prt• Ta\ ern Gl6 9!135 F'reetoapphrants said engllleer trainee anytime _ oppo r tunities rur ~~~1~~nt~sYtI~~,.~·~ Spaniel Liver & white 8 Practiral Nurse dt'sires rerred 6 hrs per da) 12pm 6pm Attrart1ve romm1ss1on Housekeeper. Sun & qualtried applicants Yrs Neutered. ans to work by day Call t:\en S47J.hr Appl) 73S 14th C•/T~'st rate and benefits Mon only Cleaning & with USCG hceni.e 2S ~;Q ~:r.i~Jag~fi51~~~ RuffTuf!.~~ARD' tngs960-JUI_ St 118 S3688St 9t .. UTY ... SSIST. l'art time uu< ··nd packageol'fered F'orap· child care l.aguna tongrossm1·n Du11~1n· II 00 """"'"" I '""" '"' J ~~ u pointmenlcalll!!W 72S7 Beach area 641 8700 '"a co t'Ct <213I~ 11 I h -NURSE. will care for A u t o M el' ha n 1 t' 2 full lime .i~"~tJnt~ Thur~ 9 s Wiii tram days, E\•a. 497 3983 eves elude harbor patrol & p time. 1 day~.2 hn. dwi .ost w 1te M Poodle I elderly ~rson m their Proresswnal uni) ~o·, llCl'dt'd for busv In 111~.1 645-5724 vassenger for hire ly AM dt'hvl'r). LA ~.1xh. area Caffil'll home,hvl.'-OUI G-106J62 I parts so•. l,Jbur l>hOp (."1rllo11lla1r f'ACTORY TRAINEf: ~wknds SalaryS1®$18001mo Times $100 per Wl'l'k COLD Well BANl(C!RO •OllUl L~ -T09 --:::.2'.££. Rectpt/S.C'y Ht'l e11tiun1st secretary (or large quahty real estate office 1n Newport He.it h Many benefilJ. Gr<>wth company Ex· l'ell 'alary. experienced 11nl} Re /Max of l\1·wµort Beach. Call Honn) 75\1 1221 w~~dl~6~~ckiCdM, re H•.Wcwifed 71001 Gi33320 ·~11;141 I !'art T~~r small; ~u~i~~.f1i~~ft~~;.u~.a~~ IMSTAUA.TIOH QUEEMSWA.TUY l.agunu8ea(•_h 494&1!16 REW AR() SI 00 (or •••••••••••••••••••••··1 BA.BYSITTER. I Beauty •.. , con \•a lesre'lt hospital ' expenent-e nee Mature TV DEPA.RTMEHT MA.R.IMA p /TIME EVEMIMGS Restaurant wallets lost at 5 Crowns A.ccoltl'lfina Clerta Ma tun'. lo~1nii person lo HA I R ,DH 1-:S S r. H & Must be cxperienred in I women p rd l' r red Must be able to handle CAT A.UNA. ISLAND/ COIMSdinn Restaurant CdM 1010 Fullume posilum. MF. utrhou,r2mo oldi;vn l\IANl<.:URIST .ror Rd iostitutional food pre· E 0 E JVERPAC large units. h<lurs 1211 LOMGIEACH .• ., RL'S JR N 1 · : k d I s 5 Su me experience I m our C.M home .i 51 N B salon l le11t1•le parallon Apply at The C~R P 1058S Lawson Pm Mon Fn Appl) m (21_3l43'1·S611 Yowth Ccrrien CA 213 1::i~~l~~ as e , preferred. but ,.111 1 ram I d.i)s wk 549-7228 I ~rer The Hair ll;mdler~. Gardens. 450 Glenneyre River A \!e f' V 962 9336 person TV dept Ke rm Office Adu lb v.1lh outstand111i: 1 • Excellent ad\;rn1·es & Uays11ter mature l'" 64284114 ~9-i807S Fashionable Newport Rima Hardwart' 2666 Will trade almost allr:.ictiveper..onalilli:s HELPS MAKE Lost Lrg r Calico Cat I b r t s lar• om d r r \1 p~ Beach FashlOfl Island H~rbor 81 J CM th f "'ho cn)O) v.orkm g v.11h Glenne) re & ~1ounlam I ene • s a , c PH or in .int ' ..:aut~ I ('ount (' r lll'lp. morn any mg or part time 10 IS y1:ar old 'uuthl> Rd La guna Bt'ach mensuratl' "'•th,., ~d'.\1 ho'!'c 9tipm. \111n OrcmcJrCCMlnty's ,hifl, P ume no exper Salon under new lnsuranct' orftreworlt E\Cotn"S r 9 pm \'Jll ENDS MEETf penenre A\a1lable 1m fri $1S ... k lh Ffne.stSdori oer i\pply 111 person owne r s hip seeks A.cCCMttRqJ ~-~I " Reward 49419211 ced1ately Call BarbarJ. 160 6!10i aft lipm Nl't<ds hair Sl \h ~t' Oippil)' Donuts. 1g54 Operator With following f'Gf' has OP<'lltnl(S m p~ ~t~e~~2 ~ p_e,;_1 .in~~~ • f'ound Black & white S40·9601 640.6667 · N ''I d · M & has available rental customer ser,,.1n· drpt ~ shaggy mall' dog Med shampr ~100 & a~l>•~ ewport" \ t room 640.6023 Sandy Handle all .t~pet·b or needed for detail cr:ifl ,llm ~!k for Af!drea small Lampson & Dale, ACCOUMTA.HT 8abys11ter for 2 rh1ldr!'n I ants . opSa ar) l'ounler help Part Timl' personal lines business work . Must be perfe<' I I Ml~ Jr would like to G G Work 6416341, CHlff IJmo &211yrs.pt1m1• H1\rGaul'he.Nll Call ror apporntment F'O OD SE HV I CE Starting salary com llonists. Ptl.'<'e work at ,R.E.IMVESTMEMT h1•lp you make enda home8912814 Growing Restaurant mornings, Tul'S f'ri 540-11177 Mon F'ri Gary's Deli MANAGER mensurate with Exp & homt !::am while you learn meet w~ have im· Chain in Orange Co \pos..,1b]y M11n 1 My •BIKESTllR~;. Coast llw>' CdM w•rert1f1cate ror small Ability Xlnl cumpany 498·19839SCalh}' II E n I T AG ~: mccliuteJo'\JLLorPART f'OUND 3·4 mu old seeksqualJfiedChirfAl' home. Ln•I' l'rk A~~•~t Man:iRer 111 6752193 pvt conl'aleSl'en t benefits&cart't'rad1•an ParH1me Sales help l!llVF.STMl'::-.IT will TIME i-mployment op- blk & whit kitten COWltantfor Co~.Head 5S!lM?S. mt'l'h for Schwinn dl' Crell11 Union Cl erk , hospital Must tnjoy cement iilt'nt1al f'or wanted Prest•"" tea<'h 1ou creui1\i' ••1ttun1tu.'S .1vailable. w white rlee collar Bk 'r s s "ook 1'ng & have ,... f L ' .,.. q 11 a r I er s ea \' )' a er raml't' at u11 a Irr Must have prior bno1kpn1t l'X!>{'r nl'l'eS). ' appt ca I Pa uh nt-o t gourmet cookware shop in an c in i:. 1031 ,, x 4949310 restaurant acc'ting ex IOPMto6A.\I Wmrhells store exp Salan hr~ Tue. Wed. Thurs, supervisory ability S49890'.I mCdM Mustha\·esin ch.rnlo(es. ln\~~tor tip Lost Pentax Camera per 1s req DullEll!i incl Donub 253 EJ~t 17th $101400 S44-98JS I 7 30 41'M , t'all 7002003 S49 306I l'~re mttresl 10 cookinl( \'elopmt'nl & roun~hnl! Vic N B Golf course starr supen 1~1on. mo stn•cl Costa Mrsa BOAT MECHANIC \fon lhru fri genl'ral IHVOICE CL.Ell Call Berle at 951 J33S or Ex per counsdors n Reward842 0160 closings & quarter!~ lflakers l""I "' r Dentnl, front orr1rl' Nanl'Lat673_·34<&4 Cl'l\e 100'. ('(Imm Tht'IS r I .... needl'd for ,,allbo.iq ~•v~rymenover.., or oroup pract1l'e . S800. DOE IO('al com -1 1 f L.ost Male l.abrador. hlk manc1a repo • ..,. t'Om fo:\p m Donut making or charter club in 'lletAµort L '' Time~ to homes .. f'ARTTIME an unu~ua oµp) nr w wht chel.'1 No Hunt puterknov.ledgea must "'Ill troin Appl) at 8 "'a<'h Will wvrk vn l' M 3 am 6 am challanging po:11t1on, pany want' mature right person l'onflden inglon Bch. 6'6 9401 . Good bener1ts Send re "'in··hcll s 202 F:I ' room for growth with ex· person to typt· invo1res Perfert for houi.ew1\es t1al 1nten1cw Call ~ " ~ . pump!>, enomt'S ancl rl" Eronom) rar required 11 b r •' 11 "-m"' 10 ke) r"" will & II ud ls E day•673'"''0 sume&salarvh1story111 •'amino l'"'al s 1n .. "' .1 1 ce ene its '-a ""'' • .. ., ro egest en asy V111ce~·Sll80 , "~' ' '' · • u1nP Un the )Oh expr • ·' o <' o I er t I n R t c 11 •· y k i... P 0 Box t69al, In me. t'lcmente " ,.. T 1 Diane r a 1 n a " a r wor . must .,.. rvnsl'1en L.ost 10 1 2 ~1 l(vldt>n Ca 92713 1 1 n.>b m1 tii5·9(};0 ~~~~~r':o.~b<mus ' 973 1495 S40 1 605A s. Co~~~.111>1ersboon uous. 10·~ hrs wk SJ 7S re I ri ever s. v 1 c ... CCOU"""' .. ..,... Rank mg • l!KPNG l'L~.:HI\ ne gy . "'"' ar r hr Call 646-9'7•I RECErTIOMIST / 22nd Irv, NB 754 Ol12or '"' """"' SAVINGS f lirlH', A I . ,\ R. DELIVERY/STOCK GEHERAl.OFFICE Blvd .Stc200(.' M EOE HOSTESS 7Sl·S719 Degreed or nr dt·~re('(I COUHSB..OR IJ<tlroll fap1•r nl'<''-''~ Jo' l1m1• xlnt benefits At'curatety111sl, ieeneral f'reetoapphcants ' rARTfTIME Personal ass1slanl lo My Ghm111;e ur ll~;nen. A l' c n I r (l r In Par1fit Federal Sa\IOjl~ t'.ill ~lelom:e for Jppt 10 7 or! ~II 30 495 E. 0} r I l' e du t I l' ~ --Eam Holiday Money I sun·essful ver) busy Blu(' Book Lost nn :-\pt \'estment Stuck Bniker : & L11an has an 1mmf'cl I :-.~ 119110 17th St , C M t1141549·~ Jan ii o ri a I l'I> mm · 1 Lingerie Home Partie~ execull\e Must bt• 1•\ I ASSISTANT MANAGERS W1• nH1•r txrellent ll\'nl'r11 • ~uper workinc 1·ond1t1vns and 11ood IJJ) Starlin!: salary ~l SS per hour /\II ~h1Hb :ire available so ~ 1111 ma) be able to worl.. huul'. lhllt are ron- \ I' II 1 t' n I io you r \ChNlult> Bl vd PleJ~~ Call ~tafr Rci.p.msiblt' for op .. nt11R ror a Sa\1n.:~ t'\SlllEHS p ................... :... I GEMER.A..LOFRCE I cleanerswanll'd Oepcn I 615--4273 I lrt'm rl~ a11r.irl1\e 67S 6726 Susan I mainlatntnf! l>t\erahcts Counsl'lur at lht'lf 5an .... inted for auto ... a,h In "'"""'A.NO I sharp. ai: I! res~ Ive dable p t1m1• F um~. I rA.RT TIME ~uperbl~ i.:riiomt•d A I 1 b Ith or llm1ted partncr~h1p Ju.in l'ap1:.lruno '"'Pl Heh h lr\lnl· Exp DAforF.ndooHice1 per:.onforbu.syrontrac nex.hrs Southt•marea CrewSupentSOrs .... •11rk ha'e a \l \iil'IOU Sj Find uut 101 yo urself :1 l~o~~(' l~~nl1~~~~~ I ~~~g~~r~Vl~~~e;d ~~JOl:h Tiusbpersoof ... ,h•I~ Jrt'3) 644.4460 v. anted ; TT Moo &I tor·s omre FT Typ Call Lo. ~168.'Jfi r time even1ngl> & I personalil~ Dt1l11•s 10 I wllat l'11rl s Jr has to of· we 5 1 11 pt s H B . 1 '". n !>poo.<.1 ·le or ~ l ASlll F.R t'LEHI\ TbJhl~r .. ~ .. nn Y op pay· mg. phones. fibni: c M JA.NTOR weekends Supen 1~1ng 1 l h.u.I!' light '>t'nrtanal m frr > ou Please apply m 842 9318 REWARD ' explanation or \ drtllU~ I n~ ... olt'C'Oun~ aC'll\ ll' In ....,.,., S48 ~I lht• door to door ~all'!> extr!'ml'ly qu1ei l>rt~ll) per~on Tuesday Satur. . profit and l'Jbh projl't' lhl' branrh Tht· 'UI' Dl'pend.ihle Prrft•r l)('ntJI I lmmed1ateopemngfor.i new or youn~lers F.~ une i:irl otric~: • 1•11n da) .!. 1•lp m 5 OOpm Lo~t flip Cu.rl full surf I t 1 on s p I e .h c ,. J 11 1 n·s~rul rand1dall' v. ill •>ldt'r person for e\l•nm)! Ori hodonir Assistant Janitorto 'A'<>r~ rull llmt', eel lent ea rninics r or sider able local dnnn~ ar .1t :mil. 10 10. Seal Death 752 0070 F.OE h.t\t' 1 2 y~ exi>l'rirnt't' shirt mrl "'l'Ckl·rub. i\p I R!'l.'t'pttooist wanted. General oight shift r.x_cell fr person with abiht) 111 Benefits mrludl' 1111~ vf Reward l2l3>263 116l ADM INISTR \Tin: I m n1·" arc'Ounl:. 11.1th a pl) G •rt Shup John I Pll·a~c rnll Dr Jacobs Tit. lol»oa lay CW, inge beneri~ f or more motivate Van or lari.te I \a r 1ety & freedom , I CA RL•S JR Found little g1rlsl ASSISTMJT ,a \111~s&lvJnora1·om Wa,nc Airport Tm·~ 84114444 Apos1t1on1snowa\'aila-info and1nten1cw.rall carisneeded Call 1?rl•a1 starttnl(pa~ lit ,111 • bracelet ldro11ry V1r Sctenre Applln111on~. flll'll'1a l bank. Salar) SalA:'l1,!'>46·1Mnli blcmourProShopfora Mike V1.v1an1 ~7 14 1 MediaMerchant:. limited iirnwth poti•n j 4~60 8c:naKaPlrwy. Costa Mesa 6753070 lnr ·s C1rn1 p Ull'r 1 ... 111 b1· romml'nsurall• CASHIER OEHTAl.OFffCE self motivated person 641 -1616 E.Of: MF 213.427 Z15tiEOE tial Goo<l edul·.Jli1111 IMN F~und Keeshound.f'blk Produl·tsr>1v1s11m l11rnt I "'1th rxper1cn1·c· ~:~ HOUSEWA.RESALES ASSISTANT . ex wlthaple;,isant&outi.to Liquor Store Stocking & Part ti-me-evenini.ti-. stabil1t~ & h•ll & gra) Shellie. ~I sa : ed m the lrvlnl' East In cell1•nt fnnge l>t'oer1t!-~·u11 or r lime \ppl~ llt'IU'nl'cd. needed for ing personahl> Some Cash Reg 1:.t e r ex ans111•erin1t serv1re. nu mo11va110l1 ,\ \ll ~l ~:quai l>ppt) Employer ble. Au~t Shrp t'rllSS F' du!>l r1 a I l'ompl<•-c 1 at park;ii.te I' lease appl} <'rn"'n Ila rd ware 11121 11rofcss1on.tl Qffll·e Also sale~ t'xpcnence helpful pen en re nCl.'t>ssa r > exp nee Call. 1>16-~)00 Y. rll<! \er. dt'tJilt'\I Id \I F bluemerle \'ello\l. l.ab l Santa 1\na&San Diego inpersvnto livme<Westt·ltHl :-.ill part llmeSU'RETAtt\' Hours 8AM·4PMMon-over IS Appl~helween8 EOE tt'rmrludinRJmh1l1vn~ -----lllllllllll~!!!!!!!!!! mix f' '1ewpor1 Animal f'w~s I. hJ~ an 1m fam1har With dental in day thru Fnday If you & 3 ... eekdlJ)S 1888 qu3hf1rauoo!! personal !--------- Shelter ~ 3656 mediate operung for an PACIFtC FB>ERAL CASHIER l>Urann• Svuth 1.a)?una are quahr1ed for this Pla<:ent1a, ~ta Mesa P'A. YIOU Cl!ll( des1·np11on & desired -'-' organized self starter... SAVINGS & LOAH HOUSEW A.RE SALES 499 4~S pos11lon. please ca II for The Jolly Roger Inc , an i.al.iry Wnte Box =s11. FOUND Adolescent rem experience in thesr 32039Camino full or p lime Appl) Dental cha1rs1de ass1s appointment 64S·SOOO LIQUOR CLERIC estabhshed restaurant Da1l> P1lnt. PO Box IS60. dog, blk med curl) hair, areas Capistrano Crown Hardware. 1024 t.int. p ltme. oml' ell Exten51onS2l Experienced f'ullttme cham, has an opening <.: o" ta Ml' s a . t ,\ w tan legs, 45 lbs AccountsPayable ~anJuanCap1strano lr\lnl'(Wes_tcli((JNB perS-481262 Apply 2SO ~.17th St. (or an experienced 92f.260560 549·4220 Pe1'1i0nnel 17141661· 7200 H RE IA·~•Rn<'r needs 2 male as Girl Friday 9-3 Costa C M Payroll Clerk to work in 1 No need 10 tra\'1!1 all 0, er VenderLiason .....,_ P time childeari• typrng. books & ship t h di t " .. Lost Tcmer, 10 wk olcl Typing 60"'"m r Ch I Jobs, travel Flexible ltetailfabn('storc o an e ex ens.•Ye salt'~ vou'll frnd them w., worker or rist1an •>ng 646 0244 h t ~ 11r l'IJ~S1(1ed Ad ,HTJON l'Jll 11 ll,11ly Ptlot AD VISOR 642 SG78 REWARD Purchasmi: Equal ODDiy Employer C ILDCA. s1stants f'or designer Mesa Westside. Iii: ht MA.HA.&EMEHT a 4 person dept Ab1!1ty I 'o"n lo look for uara<>c puppy, M, blk & tan. \'Ir Mminum S vears orru·<· 91u111N6 ~l'hovl 962 3312. 1 hrs S48·3823 .c1 · 6 locat1onl> Southern P one commun1ca ions nght hl'rc in (.'lai.sthl'd 6th St. Ral Pen c>.per1cnl·e requ1rt'd MIU l'll·nl:al DIETARY A.SSIST. GIRL FRIDAY Busy California Tr.ito<'l'i. & a must Salar.Y com· To plare )our i:arai:e F1n!I \\h,11 .>OU want rn 673 8427 :i IK 0822 s 1 . I I I varht sal~ orr1re Must assistant manal(ers F.x-me~surate with ex· ~air ad call642 S6ill Dally l'ilui t:lassiri~ 67S S71G a ary commensurall' Well s Fari:o Bank, Maturt• person • Ai I' Time F'n -Mon PM type & be l(ood with citing. rhallrol(inJ?. ('X per1enrl' Apply •n ' withexrcnence. Laguna Brach llff1re. 1·u r ate l>P•~I (.uocl 'hirt p Time Sat·Sun public cellenl benefili. & start Spepmrsoant bet"'·een Sam & I a1·1y P1·1a1' .................... . Found 1011 Aust Shep CIENCf. • hasanimmediall'o~n v.(11(uresXlntben('f1h l AM shdt Bay\'lew 67~11 ing salar) ~1u,1 have Mix male 1'1 yrs APPLICATION INC I tndora JJme~ lnsurann• t'on\ Jlosp ;n;:>Thurin Governess. hvein retail bal'ki:round THE JOLLY ROCf:R •• SSS-74341 673-4186 S Wngley St T~ In 1 n e Ca II J 1H n· I \\e (.' M &1i350S ed for 2 ctuldren ~=~~. Prefer RTW or related INC : : • ... ----'-5350 Irvine.Ca 9271<1 iS20990EOI-: DR'"r9'1!BS 12131627 1471 17042GilletleAve I SJle" r ... ~ 9SHS44 To "ork 30 hri. Pl'r -l .iiv-1'"" mature .. exper. refs Irvine.CA ••••••••••••••••••••••• An equal nppnrtunity "'eek Six month:. pr(' Telecommunications Good salary & benefits. MANICURIST 1714_.~1 el!l.l!l!>Jerm f \ tuu~ bank1n11 ex Cl.ER.ICAL l'ni:meenng firm needs N B.641.S144 olc w1clientele. 111 U urea Photo GrtotC~ Escorts 24 Hrs f.41 011«1 Cash/Ci.ds AM EXP /MC /Visa Adm 1 n 151 rat 1 \' e pt<nence preferred but PART TIME Drartcrs expenenred tn Grocery Cleric wanted 40 No percentage, lo nat CUSTOM-I..,..._ Secretary Dtie to CX· notn•quu·ed l,ookmg ror mil'reslml( Gl.,co•rond) hlnckadon.·Mhyalarrd hr Part-time or full 6Jralte3386Call Mory Ann (LEADPERsON~ II l work ? Ty p 111 g , no " t 1 me Non u n 1 on pans1on an eJtce en op I . h I ' "'ork!'rs only n""d app· ••o.3""3 A professional color lah rt ·1 h r A Onl( wit an l'Xtl'I en. ~horthand Orril't' IOl':J w n '" '"' M ECll \="IC po Untbly 35 arisen ohr salar\' and benefits lion on PGI 3days µrr ly. K&B En1tineenng, M G '" 1631 needs an experienced a <·a pa e secn>tary wit . , . ,-, 1·• 1•40 1614 c~11 yth th a c reg or ~. r11•tom pnn· ler i'n char"" d · k II package. you will find a v.eek . Sat &Swi. 646 7431 • , ., ~ ing an lfll! w1 a Place l ,..,_t Mesa ..... ~ ... wor pl'Ol'cssmg s i s. d Da1'ly P1lotCla••1f1"" 1'd !! ia,~_a or an eveninu pnntinu bTt I do eport, fr1en ly atmosphere ~1 kc o r shopping "" rn ' " ,. COEDS Would love to amo's't Y f oall w1l1ino ~~ For more mformat1on Clerical ... a"·. i"r by• ~~mg the Da1lv IS a simple matter Medical lea m. Eiteellenl op party with )nu Cull Sue 0 " I 11 ' ·' ' ' ' ~l rall 642·S678 f'HLEIOTOMIST portunity for advanre or Kath\' an\t1melcarry out assigned peaseca Classified Pllott'IJssir1edAd~ REC.-nONIST ment.Apply 9S3 9363 · · tasks Will report direct J i111 GoarclMr CI erk Tra·1nee Needed for bui;y N a RAPID COLOR INC , . . I) to \ice president (7141497-2487 ERIC "'f.M ET\O~ l\T I Send resume. 10 con Lab Must be ex 16661Milltken.lr\!me THE w AR F:HOl s F. I (1dent'e, to Tom Roll. ~ The Classified Advt>rtl'> pertenced Rt'Q Hours EOE M r W E N f. E l> '' Wright Energ> Corp . '•• • 4t •1 1n11 Department of Lhe 9-6 Mon·Fn. &some Sal Photographers needed BARTENDER WITII /\ 200 Newport Center Daily Pilot has an open Qualified persons rall Please Call... BLENDER Drive. •308. Newport 1n11roraresponsible.en Jan &;11·22.54 CALL. DAWN 966·~ Beach ca 93i60 W ELLS thus1ast1C' person a~ ~0140 Photo WED SllN EVF.S • clerk trainee. Must have M_,.C ... , •aocESSl...--T~H More fam1hes arc 11ctt1ng F' ARGO rr an AA. .. "9 ~ l9t"0ttol StnicH 5360 1he camping "buie" this ~ previous 0 ire ex 1 Fron I offire solo NB. If you have experience ••••••••••••••••••••••• year If yuu have a BANK rne;i:~~eus':~}u~~'k~/~~ MD. 40/hrs MonF'ri withanE-6.C·41&C42. WOMEN'S CENTER camper that's not J!el dcr If you like1o work Salary open Please you are a rand1date for Pregnancy lt.'Stmic. 1m ling used, s1·ll 11 now Equal Opp Empl md 'h with figures ancl w;int send resume to. Ad No our color proressin)? med results l.41v. !'osl w11.h ~Classified Ad Yl!rlety we .,.;II tram you 93S, Daily Pilot, PO Box tech position Apply t1bor11on All methods or p•1 .A · for thi• "'"Hllon Ex 1S60, Costa Mesa, CA 111661 Millilten, lm ne birth cont ml avail 24 hr Da1·1y I DI .................... ··:. c c I I e ~, .. ~~·om p (l n y ~--- -EO~_ M F • htlp hne ~7 9495 hen er 11 s 1ncIud1 n ll Find what you want In Classified Ads. your onro medical, dental, hfe in Dally Pilot Classifieds. stop s~op~g__<'!~er 1005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ACCOUNTS RECBVABLE CREDIT ASSISTANT Will 1>r1'1Jlll1' hank dl'l~>'ll' uml r1·.,11h1• l'n'<lll and h1llt11)! p111hll'il\' . .! ~1·.11·, t·tt•<llt l''Pt'f (;01wt ,J('lllUlllln)! ,i,.11,, mthMlllll! l~pt· 411 tA 1111\ .inti 111 k1•\ II\ 10111·h \111,t h1· l111>lomat11 .11111 .:1 .1111111 .. 111 1lt•;1lln11 tAllh lht• µuhh1· .1ml '·'"'' •t.1rr C'11111pd1t111• ,,,Ian suranre, credit union, at - etc Oppty. for advance P. 11•11 P1•1 · · · • · · · · · · · · · · · .. • .. ··:. ment Call for appoint mt'nl ror interview. oo-~i~· KIDS -PART TIME EYDltCS Co.3JOt8MW-a8.ay~t9 ... ..., STUDENTS We are presently set>ltln11 adults with ' : • 0 ~ Cn """u ple111nt ptrsonalltll'~ who would bt E In-. r I ~ EED ED Interested in worktnl( In Sal~ & Pronl()llon qua "'n"l'· ~ 0 er f""I' with Dally PHot C1trrlel'3 to lo IS yrar.1 old Unlimltfd titminas av•1l1ble to naht Pfl"IOO Trainee For District Manager Thi' h11(hh ~11<'1t'''l11I 1111 ,11 01·v.warrr ll:1~ Jll 11pc11111).' r,,, .1 11,,1111•e 10 the c1n·ul,1111111 t11·11o1rtrm·n1 ll.1,1r ~lillll> "111 t•nl:11I 'uper' 1'11111 111 1<1 ;11 14 \'Car old ho' .111d 1t11I 11111111 d\·11\·Hv l'.lrrh'I \ \11•;i, .. r ~Ullt'I I l•IOn \\ill tX· dl'll\ t'I'\. 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(.'1.,.t.1 )h•,:i brlur1· Ill Jo \\I or 11lll•r 2 l'.\l 1l.11h A,k fo1 1>"11W1ll1Jllh111 1\1·0 l;ood;ml Reid Sales Supervisor 'l,1 m11t•J up1•nin11' · Hllll11l>h.• In lhl• On1111:e t'u:t~I un•J, fur ~di moth·11kd. 1•urt1·1 11nt•n1i•d 1111111 ul1111l "'hf' c•11n ' 1\ork "''h ftt•lll Sal1·' l'1·1111k Train. rn11111 oh• :inti 11<'1 1 t''ltlt' Statum tA;i.:1111 •11 1·un n1•1'l'~~.1n •:\l'l'fllHlnlll l':irn1111;:. µhi~ Juh rl·l.11t-tl l~nl-ftl" u111ih1lth• for lht• 11i:ht tw•IJtk' If htu 1•un pnMhtt'l' 11•i.u11,, not Jui.l talk atiiut ll. t'Jll !"~'"~ for 1nh'1 \ •l'• A,Ji for Mr l 'hUH!'l' . Cotta Mesa Chnst11n Pre SdlOOI Spec1a I s:u.to,.,_... <Sf'u.0 0.ysl CAU.MWW • incl ('mpl11H•1• IH'1wr11i-1nd111hn1: 1·11111pJ111 11;11d lwallh llf1• nnd 1k'f1t;1I '""ir.1n1·t• !'ull &424321. l'~l :?ii rnr 1t1111oinlmt•nl E n $30-$60 Per week Hra S 30PM to II 30PM . Monday thru • knoclts onen when you Trips & Prizes. Ctl .... appointment. call &42·4321, aak ror Bu OPPOlfTUNJTY ar . f'rld1y Some S1turd1y IYl llabllity f'or ~c.- use mult·gtttlng Daily Cll•ct .. 539.0601. Wllli111l.\ P11t OlAMGf COAST DAIL y f'ILOT Pilot' Classified Ads to 330 W. y Srreet I llO W. IAY ST .. COSTA MESA, reich lhe Oranae Coast •: Costo Mesa. (A ~~:;~~fc~:~•: · ........... ~'.~~~~.!!;~:'.~~ ...... ./ mnk~--• · •.. :~~~;~¥,~~~.) 1· · ........ ~:~.~~.':~ •••• ii, jta1l t11l~~S§71~=-_..l_..::.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.::.:..:.:.:..:.:.:.~~::.:.:..:...:..:..:...:..:..:...:..:.~~r::==============l.!i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~L.::=============::::it::::=:=:a=~====·...l.c::::::::::::::::::::::l:::::.:~~~~ t: f r i I • • ' ' J ' . 1 .. I ~ ' ; I ,......... IOSO Mkcel••-IOIO ()fflufw•••& IMh.S.. t060A.to1fwWt ~~.~ .... !!.~~ ••• •••• ••••••••• • ••••' • • 1-' . _. lot5 •••• •••' •••••••••• ••••• '' •••' ••••••••••••••••• •• Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Thursday. October T5, 1981 ......_W l..t...i-10 ft..... ................... ,.. ,...,,...... IMPORTANT ._.., ..... 7100Htt,W-.d 7 100.--.....-• OS..,. 1040 4ptlhrma<t.S3UO SunbomF.ler Lawn ....................... AUT!d •. • HIGHIUYll •••••••h•n••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• M•J"offt'r Mowtr Topcond SIOO IBM c rre«tang Sflet<tnr 57 •-cH r:'ITTl~~TO Top dollan for Sport• SACRIFlCF. WANTED Female pup ~1287 Ml).9.W o ond ~ be "-' , Rt.AOt.RSAND C rs BuRJ ('•rninn RFSrAURANTtlt:L.P P1u110 litho SU. Oah ry mUJt bt am•IUt Ouf II. xlnt r ' or 11 CUJtom built l'70 1-•ml ADVERTIS>:R..'i 91~·1: Aud.fa' . 8arttndfors. M'rvel'I. bus SECRET ARIES! etrhan1 S7S $3$.• >' Ponibly Cock • Bdrm set, Teak. queen *BALLOONS o]ftr $48.W.S ly ors JUJt mu.med r~m Thr prfr~ of ltem11 Atll for U1C MGR persona , hoaltuo, • ~ Poo' me Bt'd & 12 drawer Uniquepert0nalla.ed11ft Ortacr io'urn for u lt 21 mos c:rultt In So 11d"ert1sed by veh1clt <'OOl!a OPft\11\• No~ 11~1 Jcun • proft'»lonal ttilm 8utcht~. blO<'k iuthtntlr ~IBt• dte11ser S'J00494 2A22 r . b rthda wedd Bond ropltr, lobby rum Parlf1c Ttus yacht hH dealers In lhe vehlrle JIM MAJUHO Eul'Opc'an c ft Nrwport tud11> & v.nrk 11~ .. 11rly ~OX30 l200 830 '18911 On 1 · 2 1 ft Fa"'' UIN RM Si'::'l' l(lt" tablr a°:ni! (.'all~w&U'Ws F,xe(' dok¥, chn everythtntl Xlnt cond claulfled advertlllnR VOWWACHM Bch Call for .app\ J) tumurrov. l .ill or vn .hi>' c n w 2 lvh, CW1tu1n puds, 4 Balloons 1 N w 11 C'r\'drnus C11ll Terri at PP will llJ\anre ron rohimna dOff not in 18'711 S.1ch Blvd TS()el'lts romt-1n 11nd wC' will O•k tablc/4 chrs from <.;Id huihua Pu!>) 11 ~kb ch1ur1, m11lch111g buHt>t 0 " po 7$2 UIM Moo thr\I Thun •1der real at.ate trade rlude any applirable HUNTINGTON Bt:ACll Rttt1unnt 11n wtr Jny ~ul'~tion~ Ka nu• $800 1-'i rm 0 STS each G3l·~ . $400 ~4 W Juke Box Stabur& Stereo Lrg 3 ainttng Murt1I 10 Tues by seller SJ70,000 laxes lice~ transftr 1~1000 l>eh u ndw1ch 1111k"r~ f< > ou ma) hllH' •bout $48 6986. rur 11 p pl POODLES 'R' PEOPLE While & f(Old powder ta xlnt cond S3oO OBO rt enSani:ertd ll•wks 1n C.11 ill'~S899 ftu. · rinanre · t•har11es. cashit>rs. tll or ovrr. full lf'm par11ry t'rnploymt"nl 642 $.\$01nrtJme. llome•t111.$ed T cup/Mm ble $90 new e63 ~8 af\ P.P MS 36(XJ e~~ 01is. C:allcJ Liul Su11ptr. S..crifke HOBIE 14 · Hl1Ch feta for air pollution con yci'~ =TIC or pitlmr. S3 SO to ~lurt. • .. , . 5 vol s.tt ol Italian art <;room & ~rd $46-2841!. 5Jlm da1.k_ Pou I la blr }or u I e.. $400. Lrg oll. 5X4. SJOO performance. Many Ex· trot device w·uncationa will 'triun Fr11ianko1 WO~~ ~IUX ~RS book6, lmuted edition. I yr old M Oalmattan, has Brunswick Munttrey 4!M 2422 tras. ~ the pm'I.' Call or dealer documentary & 11mSH CAIS teri. 17431 8f00khurst .~F.CEnlONIS1'S $17S ~-715"C shut• " papers, loves Queen·slt.e hlde·a·bed ruJlalie ~ble modlll, Walnut Exec de&k & 754-4647 dit)'5 ™ 8557 preparalloo cbaraee Un· st F .V t.U.Al.SF.CRPTARIES Pl -P ---;;-h kids, SISO. 9&I SI~ rouch & molt'hine love 11utoma11r b~ll-return. C d E • . rves & Weekends less olhel'W\Se sperif11.'d TYl'l~'TS ayer iano " er complete with toble· re c n 1 ii' x cc , --- -· b the "dvertls•r rywood Regular & Frttto Yo.t 1045 seal. excellent t"ondi :icorlng bulls lriimgh: 8 Highb11ck t'ha1r, S700. CAL 2·24, Newport Slip '.>' _ .. -"' ROOFEIS All types 3 yr6 exp needed. Great pay & ex tra beneftl!J Cont11rt ~ke or 8.J 1142 7:!2'l Salta ' Ten Met traU\ee:. wntrd USO. per week No t'llll nee Call 714 842 ~ ~ak ror Ms. JIUl(hei. TOP l'AY S'J'l':AUY WOl\K f VICK~ HESTON) & AS.50CIA't' 1':S 540..0400 tUnk1.'r1nk ~rolli; Xlnl ••••••••••••••••••••••• l ion Blal.'k & white cues. ~;:ill cu~ rack ar;d 494 2422 B~st .offer over $6,800 ~1/ Cond1t1on. $2300. Eves. Free lutlens 2 male & 2 ~~~~t 7:;~~~~~ 0~~;:· score-keepers. chalk I Liverpool brier cau'. Will fin ance. 5:.1·487_1_ Clouiu 9520 95l:J547:0!l)'s,97S·4367 female. 7 weeks Part S32S ~et or be5t offer and challc. duwer. two mobile phone. oll iar~s. l,,idu 14, neet l.'hump lllSl ...................... . MUST SF.LL /\n t1qul' Siames!.546-5!12 Ca ll 6750898 eveninl(S brldaes. Brunswick Nt•w, S3.195 S11cr1Clct" yr Wllrailer Cheap PRETTIEST China llutch, solid oak. Free to g<lXI lovini; hon11.• and week~lds bruah. Newly reeovercd Sl,895 960.UU II S. ~ ~7. '57 T-lllD 857·5326 3 mo Dobt'nn1U1 /Afghan Nwpt Oet'Or remodtlmlo(, by profess1onols Pnce ll'ttt 1017 '711 26 · EXCALI BER IM TOWNI Roll Tops 50" raised Fem Call847 3M7 antique sleijlh bt-d, dbl S385 See by appoint ••••••••••••••••••••••• w/dock in N B 10'": IESTOffB' panel Slap Sl99S & 56" Free tu gel home, Shelly 81 New box sprrngs & ment Phone6·30to8.30 One Pair Cot·kaltt"ls. financing avail 752-1422 <GmUKZl • $2995 Chr St50 Pane Terrier. med f emale mall QuJlted spread & even1n_g_s 1Tl!1,IM7 1624 normal split p1t'd, muv or wknds544'90&4 THEODORE 18004 Skypark Blvd pewter cupboard S2A9S 7 m...Q_966-275l. pillows 700-G716 ElertropedJc AdJuslJ1ble mi: S8S pr 957 8170 Ive Sailboard Used onrc SALIS Ste ;m Irvine Ph SS2-1500eves SHERRY'S POODLES Oak Bed Brand new Paid meu Sucririce $7$0 OBO COMMBCIAL R.E. ApploMt$ 8010 POODLE FREE TO 1s~;r!~ar~."!1~1 cond Sm . BeslOffer 548·24.29 MYNA bird for sale 491-2896 _ ROBINS FORD 3100 W CoutHwy. Ntwport Beach ~~ WAMTED! Late model Toyotas and Volvos Call us Y!" Tired or selbng how.e!> 1 Service station attendant ••• •••••••••••••••••••• GOOD HOME S46 2848 $600 obo Bamboo rO<'k Man's Schwann Bike S7S. N t.> eds good home Venture 22. m N B shp, 6 daysaweek'Went.>ed ~IOPM Appl> 11tShrll llARBORAREA • ...,.. I050 ing rhr SlllO obo 3 RollAway Beds, all $2000809625647 hpoutboard,nev.•Genoa. one licen,,ee to learn the Stal1on 17th & In 1nl' APPLIANCE SERVICE •••••••••-•••••••••••• 357 2599 Lon new S50 each I Dark Must sell Cot•katoo, pd xlnt cond, w. lraih.'r. Ctt••M••• skllls to manage. broker Bh•d NR We buy u,,ed applJanct'5 Room Smk. free stand Sl800 Sell ror S800 t«111e S5SOO Will con:.1der LIMO Pord Sedan Deluxe. "•0 ·•>0>., S•0·•0 7 2060 HAHOR aavo COSTA Ml!tA 04'2 0010 commercial real estalt" SF:R\'lt' t.:l>IATION We sell recond . guar * * I BUY * * Courh & chair hkt· nt>w, •!'.&, ntw$.SO 645·6066 & .ill 675 ~14 2a11ner. 730-!ml dJ:. concours trophy wurner. In A f ainnhaa1nces ••9 """7 Good used Fun"t r" •· both ror uni) s3oo Sh J I y h Cl b ~ome rom m_gml ATTEHDEKT :r~_. __ ...!"'!._·JV_• .. u .. IX 6758996 arp se ac l u E b d loah SI / ground up restoration. wh.ale you learn Super t'ull or part lime E\en I IUY ·-....... CES Appliances OR I will sor, of new membership :~~;st~~ 1~~n. (·~::d Doc' La pt 9070 $12,SOO 851·6226 benefits .. life insurance 1ngs •. W"""k "'nd• '1al' 's _.. ...... "" sell or SELL ror You Retnii S30 Comt!r ~roup ree 675 69L2 • health msurance & den T"'xa~o~ l!~ ~ Le~---957-8133 MASTEIS AUCTION w teat herelle bolster~ painted. w stand. $100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1S4 Velle ong du vcn da1 I I Con • • ...,.,........., REFRJG 1 r f h ood 1 bl 3stamed bt-v !(lass 640 6362 SO' M~l ... G Jy unrestored tst resonn ta pan. taC't Ken. Se S e ec rosl reel 646.1616 lll·962S w ellvy w a es. w1ndows.$70e11 VVft" bleoff"r_cA• 0711 675-6700 n 'tl'e talion colds pot, copper gd cond -i $ I 5 O La rn P. S I 0 Sporll1tg Goods 8094 Idea I locauon Call ~ -'""' MANAGER/ $150 pick up. I IUY FUIMITURE 546·0500. 494 34al~94 6843 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 64.>4707 '56 T·Btrd. ?!>. pb. auto. 2 Sales help wanted for ASSIST. MANAGER 556·3740 644-2215 ~ 957-8133 ltallan inlaid wood table, 2 elephants 22 ... never Used Scuba equip lo S & tops. compl car. ask mg fashion boutique.Salary Weare seeking mature. Kt!nmore Wa s h e r KING INNERSPRING 4cha1rs1.:ame1ablel used. forendtablei.S20 7Sl..a967 S:i• peed 9010 St0,_750.645378! + comm Laguna well 11rooml'(l individual 1 white l Good work mg EXTRA Fl RM mattress 494·2S2'l ea ne~ new air mal •• •• ••••••••••••••• •••• '53 Ford V 8 2 dr C'nup. Newport area_. 494.3094 lo manage I ol our high condition $75 Alter 6pm set ...... rth h h d '-·d tress S40. 1-:lec nt•w ORANGE COUNTY New eng Slra1aht SIOOO -volume !tervwe stations . never """"· wo (\I ('OUr . 11) I e·a "" . Charglu BBQ $40 All i, Gun & ColKton 1976 TA HJ Tl 18' JET ,.. SALESLADY 111 L\ista Mesa Prior re 6_7_5 77~ _ __ $530, sacr $248 del blue. green & yello\\ ~rire 551 .3360 SHOW boat. immaculate cond. 645·6170 P ti. w h 1 1 Side by side Frost Free Never used queen sz, noral, end Ibis & coffet• . --$3995 080536·2127 R·c-otl--' res ge omens sop lJI ewer :t must X nl worth S399. cash only tbl. wh ite w glas•, Girlsbdrmset.$300 Ant• Oct 17/18,9to5 ""'"" --in Cdm. Must have bin st:Jrttnl( sal.ir~ Ill pa1cl Fridge Xlnt cond. $265 $ • que ch ldren · school loots, StorocJt 9090 Vehicles 9530 cere interest Ill Quality holiday~. l)l.'ns1on & sa1· Washing machine. $.5-0 218 del Usually home lamps. pa in I 1111(. a 11 d k S~ 0 Is t luy . Sel. Tradt ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••• •••••••••• • ••••• • • /\pp a rel. Send reply 1 1111:s plan, paid vacation. 642;J9.li _ 754 7350 coordinatt'd See to ap es · · 1 pain mg, featuring weapons of all DUNE BUGG Y Care of J Moon 177F eH· Apply m person at Husquvama V1lung sew· MUST Sal prec 642·3397 • 49'.1·4116 t1~~ ie~o~ ~~~id ~~o~s eras swords. roms, war VW. older model. runs RiversideAve~B92663 1 l'n\\erine Ser111ct' Sta mg mach.solidoak cab . Ma hog any Dbl Bed l'ustom Oran~e and clothes. $2 10 $50 Anti ~ouven1r:.. Jnl1ques and ORY STORAGE well, needs TLC. SS.SO SALES~/TIME t1011,t•nrnerurmhS1 & llfolimeguar .. new,was W•matlress Night stand yellowcottonpnnt sora queHalltree $200 Old thousandsorrolleclable Monthly boat & RV rirm Might trade Santa Ana Blvd . (.' \l $I 2 5 o 57·95 OB O & dresser to match Like 61 i ft $125 548--3888 Phaf SeWU1g machine, items Oran.:d.'o Fair storage for any site, 24 4Jl7 6142 ;:i~:;!~~01~~~~o~~I EOE 9681036 npere"'.:iatMeusOnt s1yeeSl~"'aopr Gorocie~ 8055 !2594_ .. ?22BO Stereo. $100 ~~~~~1~rrk~ngt~~~~r hr security. free Dune Bugg) treel on esli mates Hour II I Sil Ip PING REl' G , vvv • •••• ••• •••••••••••••• ~ ..., la unchiog & washing J. e g a I Ca I 1 f L 1 H' wage + commission We need Jn amb111uus best offer Marta FRIONLY8:30to5.Anti SAVE• BALBOA BAY Sto~.RHt.raftt, prh•ileges. Newport "Bl'RRO"J600CCEng Call642-0270forappoml crea111c person to de 631 7797 aft 6P M ques trestle buffet & CLUB Zone I Mem lor 1095 Dunes llJl Back Bay Many xtras & Spare Top Bolar Pid For YourCar' JOHMSOH Ir SCH Liiie• Uercury 2626 Harbor Blvd. Costa Me!a S40.S630 w.r!l. OVER llllflook For Your Good VW. Porsche or Audi a w:J&~ VW PORSCHE-AUDI 445 E. C.oast Hi way al Bayside Dnve Ne~rt Beach 673-0900 Premium pnces paid ror any used rar 1fore1gn ordomesucl m good condition See Us f'lrst' menl ~•itn & implement ushiv weekdays, anytime trestie rerart.ory table bersh •P. JUSt SIOOU i·•••••••••••••••••••••• Dr Newport Beach parts Sl500 Cash Ret'p ser I ~:n~ & rrt'el\ml(S)Slem Kenmore wash dry gold wee~t.>nds Ir no answer Drafting boards, cstm I +transfer ree Jerry LOSING Lt;ASE. quit 6«-0SIO 559 7211 Full-time Small r1rm 6 000 2 yrs old 1mmac S300 of-please k~l!'}'ll)j designed wine cabinet 1 673-2549 tang business. selbng out 4 Whffl Dri•H 9550 Accurate t} p1st Good SHIPPING DEPT. fer afte;ll m 840-6<M9 Art deco 3 P<' bdrm rum lots of other goodies. STAMP-COLLECTIONS ~ALL aupphn and fix· -••••••• •••••••••••••••• J;'-!lllll!IJll .. l!!!lll!!~P.!~ Starting wage Mt'd1ral TRAIHH G~;-2-door wall oven matchedset Lo\elyor1g 4203 Dana Rd . off PURCHASED lUrt!)!ncl~ing . . ·19 FordF350PU.35l,V8. coverage Call after Li ah 1 "ork for all broiler pilotless Sar cond S800 631-5794 Superior. NB nr Hoag 8) Dave~r894 9S07 Displa) tases. waiting Tronsportatioti auto. air. ps. pb. am rm, PM •• 6 """" " · T k d blk d d H -room chair~ Beuuty ••••••••••••••••••••••• S9 ooo 545-2250 4 · ... ·~ female depl Great Co Sl90 Eler rook top. S3S ea w roun '"rm OS.2:._ ---8" Auger ground hol( Salon hairdryers and C rs S*/ ' SECRETARY IEXf.C 1 1 bt>ner1ts Deltrvn•r t:orp mo new 964-3907 Ible. 3 leaves. 3 1·hrs 11 UG E SALE. Furn. $200. 34· wrought iron hydrauhr chair:.. mir R: • 9120 rvck.s 9560 Enthuslastll' eHir1en1 & C f 545 0.\13 Hefng frost free. clean. St95 0B07S2 5620 fshng. tackle. cook . bks. rence & gates $450 ruri., sht•l\·ei. and plants. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••:••••••u• .. organ 1z.ed . 11>• hk kp~ !St J 110 n l! n •to rt' 1 n works good$200 548 8513 Water Bed with lleater clot~1ng. rru.s~ all ~inds 645-5124 Also. make up. shampoo 10', Ca mper Four Star 1972 Ford Courier New .:llllB ll.u 1~11• kl1Ct ex~. 4 day wk Pd \ ar & l'oronJ dei ~1 .. r needs or 548-4485 0 a k h e a d b o a r d Don 1 miss this one · 3238 Pohce radar cletector for ;ind hair produl'ls w1rerr1gerator & stove pa 1n1 • spoke wheels· holidays Send re~umr cxpt•r'd \Jlt>slad)' full R f ks oocl bookcase Montana CM Fn-Sal car Whistler New S250. <.'all G31 9754 or p o r t a pol I Y A II runs good Needs u.W:;-tJ ''"' i l-lO o.1:10 will contart Wnt1• tit•( timl' 5 da\'S xlnl work e ni;. ~~~ g Sl75 G7J.8231 Gisler & Gn~D'..P'!!>.Qt:_ wan 1 s50 960 Gtl I 9 after6 89116809 Butanl.'. Queen size bed hrakes StJOO Call eves WE IUY •94s. Daily Ptlnt. I'll Inf! i:onds ~:~pec1all} S48:!Sl3 5411-4485 Twin-box spnng, mat Playpen sofa. dressers. Bpm llpm. TY R di ' Sleeps 6 In excellent 644 0505 USED CARS & TRUCKS Box 1560• Costa Me,J, fincrhcnlele li44 7482. Freezer. late model. tress &frame.S2Seapc washtdryr. motorrycle. SPORTINGllOUSI': HIF~ s~ 8098 ('Ondil1on. $900. Call '71 Chevy Suburban. 67K COMEINOR 92626·0560. n·,\Cll F:H h $ 00 S-M 3 499.~499.~ misc,111chr:n2re8S7 9561 Membership ror sale 1• betwe41n 1oam·5pm miles. auto. air, power CALL FOR SE~RETAR'r' CARSON A'ppl1 1 .. al111ns bl'IOg c ~st ly~ I . 54 I WATERBED GA RA GE SALE 953 (emale$200 857-SS31 s:.~~;·,;~~·a·bl~·t;;n·r~i.:; 631-7657 $2200 Offer 6736336 & FRHAPPIA.ISAL Ma~or corp seeks ex per taki.'11 rnr tc:orhl'r Appl} _Qr 43·44 King size co mplell' with Se nate Ckt 16 & l 7 d di··aonal w ~tand ~1<11 I ''Over Cab, sto\•e, sink & 642·9666 Cormier-Delillo Sec retary for C"rs1111 Washer & dryer. clean. Franr1sC'a n apple 1she:. u., ~ .,., u lla11>th11rn l'hr1st1an all accessories & Collertables. glass. pot Sso Nurses slark~. 4 6757813 1ce box Very reasona· '7t!Chevy 1 2Ton. Big 10, CHEVROLET Sales Ore. Mu:;t ~good S ,. h o '' I I Ii II J 5 works good, each $95 book<helf headbo~rd tery. brass. books & bl 645.....,., \'-8, auto. ps, b1~ tires. \8211 BEACH BLVD. t t F t or p ••3 8513 <•04435 ~ " coats $3 ea m 1s r Yamaha WP 071 lurntu t>. -~ "' YP•5 run. ,. J I Brookhurst Fnunta1n .,. · 0~~"° 'llew condition S200 murh misc eler adJ shocks <ti 000 HUNTINGTON BEACH pearance t:u~tomu \ ll !1623Jl2 El d 11 d 548·6121 ble,d1re£·tdme,quarlt Motorb.dlikes 9140 d 's · contact b s phon J l'~ . er ryer. "n con New baby rr1b $50 FRI thru SUN 10 am lo I h k lock. \ alue $300. Sl'll ••••••••••••••••••••••• ml. t.lnt t•o n 4500 84741017 or . u y e~ rr: .. cHER I bronze. $100 714 751 8516 2pm JOI Oswe••o Ave. Fu I length w Jte mm Dys 646 4405 eves Xlnl salary & benefit~ l;A 642.9385 . . ,. coat. hke nl'w, ~~00 St2S OBO R92 784 1 afl llONDA MOPED 673 7127 549·1~3'-"3'"""1 __ _ Applicants uni} l'all n 1• e II e 11 Ear I) --Chrome & glass md tbl llunt Bch Evel)'lhmg! 545 3022 d 675 5693 2 $300 Almost New ' Keno Holmes 1;n:n 1h1ldhoo1I t'lt1mentar) IRefngerator,,ery dean. ""6 Breuer Chrs S300 Rerng. D set. m1sr e\e~ ys. lntci(rJlt•d Stt·rl.'o 5250 Call6428607 ·75 Datsun Pick Lp. low 841-4232 Ext 126 1-; o F t·n•dcnt1al nr rh1ld de-.iutodefr06l Sl65 548 7896 eves wknds. galore. 11144 Bellflower Doll lloU5es Orcler no11> A MOTOBECANE mu ped miles Need:. bod) work _M_L!1 'eluµmcnt permit J ~9060 642-7370 Ftn VI> Sat Sun in lime for Chnslma:. 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Power " Call6405ts5 Se l rH"I ""' ~ u C J l J newS20 ~9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '~'-~S PA WANTED cretary I • ' 50·6' boards bundle, o1g anyon rg " rm o 49f 4075 v c. . or 'l'ypisl ror 11>pt Bch Corm11 A~nt eonlemp designer furn Ml ellantous 'ARTHER WANTED other used !iC'OOter. an) R.E. lnvst Co Stat l) p Computer tr:uncd com Sl2 bundle_~988S Jim 1 Almost ne" Xlnt cone 20 Piece stainless steel sc New 43· LaBelle tncabtn I cond call Douo 646 8410 'I ~ I 2 3• 12·1 ' . eookwareset S22S WGftt.d 8011 = _ _ _ mg a musl. <;horth.incl & merc1al ~gent"''" !!ood ~ h most y x s. ong S5000. now at 40' i ol 49'.2422 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rru1ser trawler Star of •71 HONDA 450 K4 word procl'Sl>IH l'X D0\1 l'\TL kno\\leclge long Dance Ooor. deck. rosl. 2 match s· ~ofas. :: -Wanted The Letter "A. NB Boal Show Twin per1ence preferred nN•dt•ct .11 ont·1· ror truckbed~673-S686_ match5·.1·soras.swi1 et Redecorating Sale. Lg F'orthePepsiC'halll'nl(e diesel. 1 ~K W S6000B0499·10S6 549·2988 Nt'"" ii<irl Jr' 1nl' ,\gt•no I Certs 1035 barrel chr. 2 match ntto Marlborough Amethyst Game 1 Under thl.' Cap~ ttenerator Radar. full) '80 Honda 400 meticulous --------•I \\ n r Id 1 I l'\\ Tr ;i 1· e I ••••••••••••••••••••• 644-4655 PM glass lamp, sliding glass Of Soft Dnnksl Will pa) e<1u1p'd Value $150,000 ly ma ml . 3000 ml, I girl +SECRETARIES• 975 l:?OOBarbaraC111r c"FA kits. Hims, Burms. ColorTV $40,wlutecotlo11 docm M ~c.752·5065 StOO to the pt>rson who '" or '';I avail. Da ownrSl49S.673·~ Pres.Sht!OOS24.000 TRF:f;Tni~on~H Starns lnq u1r1es. sofa SJOO, rust over Jewelry 8070 Cindsone49'15372 645'8790,evss79327 ·79 HondaCB s5o. 1700 R .E/Mkt/Sh~SlS.000 Exprd in all JlhJ,rb of Te rm s S 100 1 $250 sturfed chairS25, kit la ••••••••••••••••••••••• M . I 24· Tolly Crafl Cabin m iles Wind j ammer S80/FullChgTtBS22.0011 tree work and mo1lern 548·8587 ble '4 bamboo chairs $40. MINK STOLE usica 8081 t:ru1ser. Low hrs Like Fairing, xlnt cond Exp Consultant Our~ equipment Top pay and Fr~ to gd home. Darling Apt sz rcfr1g S40. child':• Bei11e. sz S. $275 l1tstnlmtfth new \hroughout Loaded $2000. 832-6320 aft 6. h f l rl ll 1:;".:: ••••••••••••••••••••••• T d --Liz ReindersAgy,lnc eM Is rase t'U kittens.Blk&tiger wardroheSJS.Twin bed. ~7154_ ACOUSTICGUITAH w everth1ng an em '79 KX80xlnt.cond ,ex 4020.BirchEst'64EOE 768·4751 from ~1 am 10 1 __ ~0477 box sprg & mall. new. 1.45 rl rnd diamond. GIA Ibanez Rik ... Bulterny .. trlr 714 564-4343 tr as $500 080 ca ll Newlfort/~81901Free pm 1040 $40. Gas range S25 Of H / V VS 2. be Io w w/custom pearl inlay/ '77 30' Searay. Oybndge. 833·~ __ _ ( _. ... ••••. •••••••••••••••••• h 1 ho riump motorcy-SECIETAaY /EXEC l~I? irm ~ten> i.too11 Kf.ESHOND Pups, AKC. MUSTSELL ' . 497·3640 matching hand tooled tol erxtras. ow urs. cle. nds wrk S350 obo ! TY PIST SmJll t•ngint.>cr D09s rers acce.eted. 979·2151 wholesale, $9500. Jlln shadow lranducer p u . rad n r & rish finder .65 T · h 500 Large Insurance agency l) 11"1. '1ay also/r~r'¥'~ Champ sire. M1F. Pet & New BP John dressc1, MochiHry 8071 lealher strap & hard gd cond. recent over MUST SELL964·61lS has opening ror ex I Girl ~" d11t1e l b how pvt Pl Y $250 New queen matt ••••••••••••••••••••••• shell case. Mmt cond1 haul. make orrer + as M to H Sale~ WE PAY erulive secretary Musi I ~r., Pc:'r d.r~ momin~s ~ 2131697-1345 aft6 pm. box frame St75 Offers. R1g1d SJOO Pipe Threader ti on $ 4 2 5 0 R 0 sume S3t.<XXJ B or A loan ° r °"'"' be setr starter and han• .dtrrnoons S.il.ir~ -642-0787 3 8 .. thr 2·· D'es j .14·7SI 8516 Gil . 9S5 1055 ofc , R...t/Storaip 160 TOP DOLLAR good oral and v.rillen based on skill~ & exp SHIH TZU pups, AKC.,L1ving rm set Couch Reamer ~pe culle: & Alto sax . Bund• S250 67SS535eves ••••••••••••••••••••••• CJll Ka) $250 and up. Cash only · . · . J RENT 22' Lux Motor FOR USED CARS commun1cat1on ~kills 979 :rnn 638-93Cll loveseat. eoHee table, oiler. on tn-sland. Like Perrtcl hom ror begin-14· Glaspar. 70HP Mere. Home. sips 6. self-cont . ALAM MAGHOH Xlnt paid romp.in) ' ' AKC . t ed 1 h' lamp stand S400 bstofr newLSlOOOCash.559-7211 ner Xlnt tone cond 5 eele1c1 st5a9r;,,1Tr0rlrr. J641c .• m61u7s! xlnt roncL~P,64-0-MRS benefits Call Linda at TYPIST/GEN OF<: ' regi~ er risk I 673 8849 M-;: -"~ IOIO 536-4926 "" , , POMTIAC/SUIARU S49.a909 p Setter puppies•. 10 w s nc...-UI dvs Troi~"' Trcr¥tC 9170 2•a11. H bo Bl d crmancnt P ttmt' old $175 ..... ~ • .,.. !COC KTAIL TAltl.E ••••••••••••••••••••••• p A SPEAKERS '1 """ ar r v 1l••A 1port1 •4ufpm•nt f f or Ct.illtd Ad ACTION C.11 A OAIU mor J.D>mot MM'7e lt '• lime to Plan for th1t uc:atioft tnp Por exln tuh. why not stll aome ol l.lllM I~ Y"" ~ 't ..t with a OMlllied t• n h ('-'I I ued 1 • '"1V""~ • D h 9 fl M ••••••••••••••••••••••• COSTA MC'CA ex r~ 1111: na " 11 Do T . 36x36. ~ ... thick glass Lo•t l•oeu Pair of M1tchell BC B4 mg Y ontgomery """' Plate Co !.IA 1001 . AAArome g ramrng. lop Elegant chrome speakers with6"stands 2 HI' Su1uk1 motor 1941 Admiral 14ft Best 549·4100 549·1457 548 5139 People T raining for b· . S300/'"" t rr Heh um Bouquets de· d' I Davits Anchor & Oars offer over S250 2330 •oRSCHES Dogs Is Your Dog A ase, ut:S o er livered Perfect for New con tlton ow Newport BICM ..- Walt«/WcMAH Pest ~ Call Us. We'll do ~O·~ everyoccasion.67H419 mileage. Great ror S800 8SS-6260 ~-4312,.s4-33_17 W"ll..ft'eft Apply bt wn 9A M & Brand nPVI' sch & lov small-medium Sile club mt Whaler . 65 hp mlr . 2 """' ii;u the rest 6.'B·926S -LOSING LEASE. quit-s1·1uat·1ons •· casuals k d I Par~dise by'•'--Sea 22•~ All ow us the nnnnrt t Noon Charlie's Ch1l1. -, eseat, grttn/wheat. ac· . b . 111 IX tan s. ra 10. tra1 er " ui.: • v.,,.., un1 >' 7G7 19th St, Ooor •tot. Beaut AKC Shih Tzu cent pillows Asking ting usin~.se ng~U1 ~ OBO 714-75l 8516 $6 ,900 7S2·2S84 d)'s ft Ideal trailer In to ronsiderlhe purth11se C :it t w In ma le Pu pp I es $7$0/0BO 552-4081 /\LL .suppli.es and fix-Grand p1ano-Kawa1, blk. ~15 ev~ Ga rden Setting Across or trade-in o( your clean w sholS. 10 wks old. ----·---· lures including. from Swimming pool 3 Porsche Check with Us Work m potpourri & nan SSOOtboth or ~ each Sofa & Loveseat. Gold Display cases. waiting satin nn. PP xlnt cond ·71Skipjack.20' FIB. PS. private beaches fo'or m-Today! f1Jctory Also ~ .. w111i: lie 645.1615 · Pillowback. Good Cond: room chairs. Beauty SJ.900 eves wknds restored, mint l'Ond ro Call Tim Wed -Fri. rn r al 1 n~ w1 th ~11 k . $250. 642-545 Salon hairdryers and 552·9(!2 -Sacrifice S71Kl0._968·~-4_94·9154 orev!!_4_?3·6846 • ~D11~ flOwC'rs. S4().2241 Dachsh~n<b puppies. Sid Trundle beds. 1150. Bm hydraulic chairs, mir· MXR PHASE SHIFTER 26' Sea ray wttrlr. full i..(.(. ~-.flit MtrchClllCIM /\KC Chump bloodline. h SlO 3 rors ahelvesandplants. "100" dual controls. renves, radio. depth rolltn,utlltJ 9110 ...... M••••lo '" Maleb&t otc. he .~r. h I b Also' make•m shampoo Newlv rebuilt S75. rinder bait ta-~. fully ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1.11\Jlt<•••~""'"' ... ••• • ••••••••••••• ••• 968-9332 "V-. ...,. """"c da wroug t uvii up 0 · ar • ·u.,. ' '--~ nA Heavy duty trailer 8X 12 .A..t'-1005 -~ '.:> """'":"" stt>ols SLSH 549·2169 and)la1r producta. 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' .. ... .. • • I r -· r• r r. (I 1 n.: I l : I Jo v ~ ' ...... .- . ... ·; r • , ' I . . . . : : • • 08 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Thursday. October 15. 1981 LJ\tra Lights \ Only 5mg tar Warning : The Surgeo n Gene ra l Ha s Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dang erous to Your Health. ) \. O Phil!() Mums Inc 1981 5 mg "taC 0.5 mg nicotine av per c1gare11e by FTC method ·one I '9hts I f I MERIT Ultra Lights Regular & Menthol : • .. a • • • • • • DUIBI COAST YOUR HDMlmWN DlllY PAPIR THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1981 ORANGE COUNTY , CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS Wast~ -burnings_ at WOODS HOLE, Mass. <AP > - Instead of dumping hazardous waste in landfills, industries may ship them to sea lo be incinerated aboard tankers, say scientists at an international conference on the oceans. Three s hips already burn da ngerous chemical was t e, Manfred K. Nauke. an official of t h e Lond o n -based Int er. Governmental Ma ritime ~o nsultive Organization, said Wednesday. Their number will grow in the' next 10 years as communities worldwide op p ose n ew hazardous was te disposal facilities within their boundaries a nd force a search for an alternative, Nauke said at lhe Th ird Int ernational Ocean Disposal symposium. The tanke r s Vulcanus. Ma tthias 2 and Vesta -burn 170.000 tons of dangerous PATCH OF PROPOSALS :\1 ichael Kelley. 3. bn·t sure the pumpkin offered IJ,· Chris Busch. 9. will make the best jack-o' -lantern. Sat: a Lucas. 10. and Jennifer Pizzo. 12. offers others and there wHI be more on Oct 24 al the Environment al Nature Cent er. 1601 16th St . '.'iewport chemical waste annually in the North Sea. about 70 miles from the coast of the Netherlands, Nauk e said. .. Withjn 'the last year several non· European countries have shown increasing interest in lhe disposal of chemical wastes by means of incineration at sea," he said. "which suggests such operations m ay increase in lhe future and that they may occur in parts of the ocean which have not for merl y been subject to this type or activity .. The United States has tested ocean burnjng since 1974. but has been slow lo approve its use. he told about 150 scientists and governme nt officials at the fiv e -day symposium. which ends Friday. "With the increased concern about putting these che micals into the ground, there probably IH!ly ~ ... "--h Lee ~ • .,... Beach T he ~ewport Harbor Hig h School band will ente rtain as customers buy pumpkins. plant:-.. seeds and door displays of dried corn a nd dried fl owers Proceed-. will support E~C which wi ll off er c•cology tour~ that day State hearing Catalina Nixon niece eyes county run • • moonng vieivs With current lea se agreements due to expire on Dec . 31. the Stale Lands Commission is wondering what lo do next with pote ntially lucrative moorings and piers on tidelands s urrounding Sa nta· Catalina Island And a l public heari ngs scheduled today in Long Beach from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., the staff of the commission will listen to public testimony on the matter before heading north for an Oct. 30 session in Sacramento where the future of the 700 moorings will be decided. Tonight's hear ings will be held in the sixth fl oor boardroom of the Port of Long Beach building, 925 Harbor Pl aza. Hearings also were conducted thls afternoon f'or the past 20 years. the Santa Catalina Island Co. and t he Santa Cat alin a Island Conservancy have leased the submerged lands from the state and then sub-leased them lo boat owners. These moorings exclude facilities in the City of Avalon harbor. Spokesmen for the two island agencies. aware they may lose their leases, have criticized any plans by the stale to open up bidding to other organizations and companies for the moorings. Jane Mochon, a commission spokeswoman. uid the state is concerne d primarily with determining the best future management of the tidelands. It is also interested, Miss Mochon said, in making more money off any future leases. <See LE ES, Pa•e AU Newport Beach woman to seek Congressional seat There may be a Nixon on an Orange County ballot come June 8. 1982. La wrene Nixo n Anfinson. daughter of Donald Nixon of Newport Beach and niece of former President Richard M. Nixon, says she plans to run for Congress in the new district that includes parts of Orange and San Diego counties. The 38 -year-old wife of Thomas Anfinson currently r esides 'in McLean. Va .. near Was hi ngton D.C., where he holds a post in the departheml of H o u s ing a nd U rban Development. The couple also maintain an Irvine address. They moved to Washington earli er this fall after Anfinson. a Certified Public Accountant, received a Reagan Administration p os t . a Republican Party informant says. "First. last and always. I'm a Nixon ... said Mrs. Anfinson this week. "I think the name is going to be a big plus, and I'm going to campaign on it with the pride and respect it deserves. ''Watergate aside, 1 think Uncle Dick did some wonderful things for the world and peace. and r think if he wanted to run for election tomorrow he'd be elected in many areas." The new district is bei ng carved out of the southern part of the 40th District represented by Robert Badham. R-Newport Beach. and the coastal section of the 43rd District in which Clair Burgener is retiring. If she wins the Republican nomination o n June 8. the mother of three said her family <See NIXON, Page A2) OCC lucky for balloonists After 2 botched takeoffs, Costa Mesa· site perfect By PWL SNEIDER MAN Of .. D.ity ,. ... Si.ti For Phoenix businessmen Fred Gor r e ll and J o hn Shoecr aft. the campus of Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa turned out to b e the lucky t akeoff point for their first successful cross-country balloon flight aboard Super-Chicken Ill. ln a telephone interview today from New York City, where he h a d jus t concl ud e d a n appearance on the "Today" show, co-pilot Gorrell said the previous failed Super ChJcken rtights, both launched from Ocea n si de . taug ht the balloonists a few lessons. "On the fi rst attempt (Seplemt>ty. lMI), the baUoon " I ,,.. was forced down by bad weather -a thunder storm -in the Midwest." he explained. "O n th e s econd flight (December. 1980), turbulence got us because we were fl ying too low over the Rockies. It tore · a hole in the balloon. . ·'This time we flew higher over the Rockies to avoid the turbulence and bad weather, and we picked up more speed." Why was Costa Mesa selected as the lift-of( point for this year's successful cross-country fli ght? .. According to meterologists. we were supposed to take off from some place north of San Diego aed south o f Loa Angeles." Gorrell replied. "The coll ege also w as a better la unchlng site because we had m or e r oo m for our helium trucks. "Everyone from the preside.nt on down to the maintenance men offered to help," he said. Super Chicken III landed Sunday morning on a remote island orr the coast of Georgia. Gorrell said hls crew was able lo r ecover the $50,000 gondola, which carried the two pilots and their equipment. But Lhe $25,000 balloon itself, which was released during the landinJ. was washed into the ocean . "Super ChJ cken Ill's balloon," Gorrell said, "was buried at sea." ~ of future?· will be movement 1n this country and 1n oth er::. toward this method of dispo::.al," he said THW Inc . a Ca lifornia consulting com pan). surveyed the hi s t o r y or u s Env ironm ent al Protectio n Agency tests on the ocean burning Ill another symposium paper ''Hl'Sulls of both EPA s po n sored and European research show that at-sea inc ineration in a properly d esigned f aci l ity can be accomplished s afely and with unme as urable t o m1n1mal impacts." t h e compa n y concluded. I IJ gh cost prevents the rapid l{rowth of ocean burning. Nauke ~ai d in an interview. AWACS planes patrol Egypt by agreement C AI RO . Egy pt <AP 1 America's sophisticated AWACS r adar planes began patrolling Egyptian airspace today as President Hosni Mubarak swore in his Cabinet a nd ordered the death penalty for a nyo ne using unlicensed weapons. Ge n . A hm ed Na s r . commander of the Cairo West military base. told reporters the Airborne Warning and Control Sys tem s planes e ntere d Egyptian airspace at noon 3 a .m . PDT and b ega n patrolling. The United Stales dispatched t he two AWACS jets to Egypt to d emonstrate confide nce in Mu barak. who replaced assa ssinated President Anwar Sadat. Nasr did not say exactl y where the jets were patrolling . The U.S. Embassy confirmed the planes' arrival but declined to pinpoint th ei r a r e a of operations. The state inforn1at1on service director . Mohamm ed Hakki. said the decision to send the AW ACS planes to Egypt was made in Washington under an a greement between th e countries. Defense Minister Abdel Halim Abu Gh azala, s peaking t o r eporters as he rushed from the swearing -in ceremony said "It's an agr eement that two AW ACS be stationed here to watch over the northern. western and southern borders. We have not bought them ... This is something for the joint exer cises with the Americans that begins in Novem ber." Abu Ghazala also said Egypt had advisers in neighboring Sudan trai ning the Sudanese. S udan's president. Gaafar Numeiri. has said he expects an a tta c k from Libya at any moment. Abu Ghazala said the dispatch of radar planes was not al all related to Saudi Arabia. The Re agan admi ni stratio n is running into opposition in gaining approval of a proposed AW ACS sale to Saudi Arabia IJecause of Israeli opposition. F orm e r Israel i Defense Minister Ezer Weizman. who Population up 510,337 in county Orange County gained 510,337 people in the last decade to reach a population of 1,931.579 to become the nation's sixth most populous county. according to Census Bureau figures. Orange County a lso was a m ong five counties in the nation that had the biggest population increases along wilh Los Angeles and San Diego counties. " San Diego ~ Is No. 8, having moved up from 17th place in the last decade by increasing it s population by 503,992 to reach 1,861,846. The counties that grew the most since 1970 were Harris County in Texas, al 2,409,544 and Maricopa County in Arizona at 1.508.0~. the census showed. Los Angeles County remains the nation's m ost populous county wtth 7,477,657 residents, holding a substantial lead over Illinois' Cook County which is second most populous . or the 25 counties that showed the biggest populaUon increases. eight were in Cautornla. met brieny with Mubarak today, said he did not think the Israeli government would complain about AWACS planes in Egypt because Egypt was .. a peaceful nation ... An authoritative source in <See EGYPT. Page A2> Freedoms supported by Reagan PH I LA DELPHIA <AP> - President Reagan said today a "propaganda campaign" has been launched .. that would have the world believe the capitalist C S. is the cause of world hunger and poverty ... But he rejected that idea and said the best way for poor countries to achieve prosperity is through free nations boosting private in vestm e n t a nd international trade Reagan. in a speech setting the s ta ge for n ext week 's int ernationa l confer ence in Cancun. Mexico. said the United Stales has done its part when it comes to foreign aid. ··Far from lagging behind and refu sing to do our part. the United States is leading the way 1n helping to better the lives of citize n s in d eve l o p i ng countries." he said. · · F'ree peop le build free mark els that ignite d ynamic development for everyone," the president said, citing the Uruted Stales as an example. .. No matter where yt'u look today. you wi l l s ee that developme nt d epend s on economic fr eedom ... he added. "Stimul ating in t ernat ional trade by opening up markets is absolutely essential .~ he told the Wo rld Affairs Co uncil of Philadelphia Later. he was traveling to Whippany. NJ .. for a state Re publican fund-raiser and a campaign appearance on behalf of Thomas Kean, the Republican candidate for governor In hi s pr e pa r ed s peech, Reagan told his Philadelphia audience: "To listen to some s hrill voices, you'd think our policies were as s ti n gy a s yo ur Philadelphia Eagles defense. .. There is a propaganda campaign in wide circul ation 'th at would have the world believe the capitalist U.S. is the cause of world hunger and CSee REAGAN, Page .U> DRANGI COAST WllTHIR M oslly sunny Friday. Low s tonigh t 45 a t be aches, 55 inland. Highs Friday 66 along coast, 73 inland. INSIOI TODAY Tomorrow. not JIHlerdaJI, bear s the destiny of the besieged nation of Africa. See •·New ti.ope grips Africa," Page CB. INDll The other Ca.liforola coundt1 in the tog ~ growth list wen Venturafi Santa Clau, San Be rnardino, Rlveraide and Sacramento. • ' ·. • , • ·- Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Thursday, October 15. 1981 • Police seek suspect in tavern shooting Garden Grove poli ce confirmed today that a min they know onJy as Mr. Tai may have been a central Ciaure In thl' sbootlna earl)' Sunday at a Vletnamesl' restuurant I n Gardt>n Crove ' Sgt. Bruce Beauchemp said Mr. T11i Is believed to have been sitting at a table. at the Hoang-My restauront whert two gun men opened fl re· with shotguns at 2·30 a .m .• killing one • woman and wounding several others. Mr 'r I. who police l>t'lieve wu s accompanied by u nlahtclub-t y pe slngcr named Julie Qu11ng, left the shooting scene with her before police arrtvcd, 11aid Beauchamp The m~m apparently wcnt to Fountain Vulley Community HospitaJ 's emergency room. ht" s aid, but did not remain for treatment after •other injured customers arrived "We have a fairly good Indication lhal he did s ufhlr somt type of wound probably quite mo1or but whim the cops showttd up, twfore they knt"w be was involved In the thing, ht' isplit," s3ld Beauchamp The Sl'rgeunt su 1d 1nve11tigatori> ure examining possib11ittcs that the shooting may h3ve been t1:t111tation against the man. But the police. spokesman was <.'a refuJ to poinl out th~y have no conclusive evidence und they also ore following other leads "We defirutely would like to talk to lhl' guy to find out his vt·rsion," said Dcuuchamp He uppart>nUy 1s hurly well known 1n the e ntire V1etnumese community around here, ond we have nothuig to connect him to any g~ng activity." So far. lnvest1guors haven't been able to locate Mr. Tai, which apparently is his first name, said Bcaucham1) Community lcuders in Garden Grove say that some extortion has been known to toke place umong Its large lndochneae popul1tlion. but they say aian& ;>ctlvlty which would seem related Is not discussed. Vietnamese arc also known for not going to the p0llce for h~lp, largely because pollce In Vietnam were corrupt, leaders Said There are no lodocbinese natives in the Garden Grove Poltre Department, a lthough Bea uchamp said efforts have been made to recruit them. Convicted judge refuses From Page A1 cases LEASES. • • llERE u1-; COMf;s Vew hosr Collms Ely out, Collins • in at pageant ATLANTIC CITY, N.J . CAP> -TaJk show host Gary Collins has been selected as the new hos t of the Miss America Pageant, replacing former television Tarzan Ron Ely , pageant officials said today. Collins, married to a formel' Miss America 1958 Mary Ann Mobley, was selected "because we've embarked on a policy of changing personalities as we think expedient." said Albert A. Marks Jr., the Miss America Pageant chairman who fired Bert Parks as the show's host two years ago. "We were convinced it wouJd be a good idea to bring a new face on the show." he said. Marks said ratings of September's show were down about 10 percent, but not because of Ely. .. Ratings are down for all of television. Ron Ely stepped into a tough spot and did a ver y professional job. This is no knock on Ron and he said he understands what we're doing." Marks said Ely was informed of the decision before it was released to the press to avoid the "communications snafu" that developed when Parks learned from a reporter that he had been fired from his job of 25 years. Marks declined to say how long he expected Collins to serve as the host or the show. .. A lot depends on the way the show stacks up next September, but I can assure you there will b e no m o re 25 -y ear·en · gagements." There 1s "no chance" that Parks will return as emcee of the pageant. Marks said. ·'The stars of the show are the contestants who are between 18 and 24. We need someone in the role of host with a younger image" than Parks. Marks said. Two arrested in slaying of county pair A man and woman are being held i n Yu cca Valley in connection with the slaying of a former Newport Beach man and a Buena Park woman whose bodies were discovered seven days after they were believed s hot. authorities repor t. San Bernardino County sheriff investigators said Wednesday t hey are holding' Charles Frey. 37, on suspicion of murder and Ami Jones. 22. on suspicion or being an a1!cessory to murder. Both are Yucca Va ll ey residents. The bodies of former Newport resident Randall Jon lngel and Buena Park,. woman Yvonne Olshefsky, both 34, were discovered last weekend under a tarp in the back of a green pickup truck. Detectives said a man jogging on an isolated road near Yucca Valley reported the abandoned truck to police. Trains delayed_. OAKLAND <AP) -A trash fire on the eastbound tracks of the Bay Area Rapid Transit System delayed eastbound and westbound trai ns an hour Wednesday. SAN DIEGO IAP> -A San Diego Municipal Court judge has agreed not to hear any cases temporarily after his conviction last week by a Newport Beach jury of hir1og prostitutes Judge Lewis Wenz e ll consented Wednesday to take a temporary leave of absence after a closed-door meeting with 12 of his colleagues in San Die~o. Acting Presiding Municipal From Page A1 EGYPT • • • Washington said the AWACS planes would remain in the area ind efinit ely to help protect Egypt and Sudan against Libya. After Sadat's death Oct. 6 the Reagan administration also promised to speed shipm ents of U .S military equipment to Egypt and Sudan. But Defense Secr etary Caspar Weinberger said Wednesday il was impossible to increase arms shipments to both nations at the same time. Egypt's st ate information service director said after the s wearing in of the 31 men who served in Sadat's Cabinet that "there has been no change in foreign policy. no change in the basic work of the various ministries.·· Since taking the oath of office before Parliament on Wednesda y, Mubarak has named himself prime minister and extended the death penaJty to anyone using unlicensed weapons to break the peace. Mubarak, Sadat's handpicked heir, was given a landslide endorsement by Egyptian voters Tuesday in a re ferendum in which he wa s the only candidate. Hi s televised inaugural add r ess to t h e People 's Assembly included a tearful testimonial to Sadat and a pledge to "continue in all its letter and commitment" the U.S . ·sponsored Ca mp David peace program with Israel. Cancer death study bared LOS ALAMOS, N.M. <AP> Preliminary results of a Los Alamos National Laboratory study of plutonium workers at Rockwell lnternational's Rocky Flats plant near Denver found. fe w er cancer deaths than expected. based on the national average. The prehmtnary results were to be reporte d today at an international conference on the Radiobiology of Radium a nd the Actinides in Man at Lake Geneva. Wis ., by George L. Voelz, M.D . head of the Los Alamos he alth research division. From Page A1 NIXON. • • probably will move into the new district which includes San Clemente a nd San J.uan Capistrano, although under the law she is not required to live in the district. Republican Party members said today Mrs. Anfinson has been discussing for some time filing for the new...dislricl. Filing for the post begins Feb. 15 and ends March 12. • Those same party members report that up to eight area Republicans have discussed filing for the nomination in what might be considered the second s trongest Republican area in California. ORANMCOAST Daily Pilat CIH.tfled edwrtt .. nt 71 ..... 2·M7f All other depaftmenq M2-4321 Thoma P. Hiiiey • ~-CNlfE-....<*ow Robert N. Weed ........... . T~m• A. Murphln• Mlcha91P~ ........ a... L. K~ Scflultz ~-~ KenMCh N. Gadd.rd Jr ~o.- ~ 8cf\ulman Ch1ttee H. L.ooe ............ e=c.Mo«e Court Judge 1'. tlruce lredaJe s:-ud We nzell promised to stay out of the courtroom until sometime next week when aU 23 San Diego Municipal Court judges could convene lo decide whether Wenzell should be issued cases while he appeaJs his conviction. Iredale said part of the reason the judges are concerned about Wenzell hearing cases stems from numerous calls from the Slain man Anthony Lial deSousa. the 77-year-old Newport Beach widower who was found slain this week in a bedroom of his two-story rondominium, died from strangulation and a severe beating to his head, an officiaJ autopsy has reveaJed. Police, who have provided few details on the killing, have made no arrests in connection with the incident and have not specified a motive The Orange County Coroner's office performed the autopsy Wednesday. Newport officers discovered public obje C'ting to Wenzell returning to the courtroom. "If we don't do something, the publiC' is saying we're condoning and they {judges> are all alike." Iredale said . "And they (the public) will get even at election . We have a trust relationship to give them untarnished ju°dges." Wenzell was convicted on five misdem ea nor counts of sol iciling prostitutio n by a municipaJ court jury las t Friday a nd sentenced to 60 days in jail Orange County H arbor Distt'icl Municipal Court Judge Selim Franklin w~ sentenced Wenzell Monday has given Wenzell until Nov. 15 to begin s erving his sentence in either Orange or San Diego counties The triaJ was moved from San Diego to Orange County after a judge ruled th e re wa s Ptejudicial pretrial publicity in San Diego. severely beaten ' the dead man in his h'ome at 455 Bolero Way. n ear H oag M emorial H ospita l , l ate Tuesday aCter neighbors told poli ce they were worried because they had not seen deSousa for several days. The man. who was found in his bed, reportedly had been dead for several days when police arrived. Officers s aid they're convinced deSousa was killed in his home and not mnvPrl from another location. T here were no signs of forced entry. The initial clues detectives were working on were deSousa's missing 1981 s tation wagon and some jewelry that apparently was taken from the man's jewelry box. The car, police said, was last seen parked in a carport below deSousa's condominium. Police theorize the killer may have taken the vehicle when making an escape. Police said they've put out a description of the car in five different counties but so far have been unable to track it down. Three corporations already have expressed interest in opening the tidelands to public bid. Th ese corporations are 01e W rather Corp., Jack Fennie Freight Lines and the Pioneer Take Out Corp., parent company of Pioneer Chicken. Miss Mochon said the state had charged a flat annual lease rate to the two CataJina agencies now holding the leases. But with inflation and other economic conditions m a king 1 i nroads into state income. officials are looking at the possibility or c h arging a ,. per centage of the gross receipts 1 for use of the moorings. She said any number of alternatives are possible , including leasing the tideland moorings lo yacht clubs, other groups of boaters or new co mpanies with an eye to increased profits. But spokesmen for the current , leaseholders have warned that · • any changes could result in the average boat owner being priced out They characterized these changes as a ·'grave and threatening situation." . The Lands Com mission controls most of the tidaJ area around Catalina. Popular magazine lampooned Medfly report absolves Peru Harvard students have fun with parody on 'People' SACRAMENTO <AP> -An inconclusive state investigation has failed to prove Brown ad m inistration clai m s that fertile Mediterranean fruit flies from Peru largely caused the medfly infestation, the state auditor general says. CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (APl - Take a look at the people in People this week Brooke Shields is on the cover, holding a dead fi sh. There's a snappy s tory about a boxing nun and an outrageous interview with he·man TV star Erik Estrada, humble as ever. c Photo. Page A3 ) I( the fishy theme from the cover photo doesn't give It away, the pri ce will . The undergraduate satirists at the Harvard Lampoon want $2 for their parody of People magazine, which hits the news racks today. One million copies have been distributed around the country, From Page A1 and even the people at the real People -which sells for 95 cents -think it's funny. "J got a few chuckles out of it," said Hal Wingo. assistant managing editor of the genuine People. "I think there were points at which they had our style down pretty well " The parody issue matches People's graphics exactly, and it is full of real advertisements, including one from the authentic magazine that reads : "Compliments from the real thing.·· For the Harvard students who spent last s ummer on the 112-page project. People was a perfect tar~et. ··We thought that since People 1s s o successrul, it is therefore ripe for parody," said Paul Sax, one of the Lampoon writers. "People is relentlessly readable. It's sort of the prose equivalent of Muzak. We wanted ours to be like that.'' William K . Kimball , a Lampoon staffer, said Bo Derek. Dick Cavett, Brooke Adams. Liza Minnelli and most of the other celebrities pictured in the fake magazine posed willingly. ''They wanted to show they had a sense of humor:· he said. "I don't think anybody is insulted. It may be mischievous, but it's not dero~atory ." But the audit was limited by t he investigators' inability to visit the Peruvian laboratory where millions of medflies supposedly were steri lized before shipment lo CaJifornia. The report by Auditor General Thomas Hayes on Wednesday, also said the contract between the laboratory and the U.S . Department of Agriculture does not a uthorize California to collect damages if it turns out the lab negligently failed to sterilize the mes. REAGAN SPEECH. • • Like its model , the fake People is filled with gossipy stories about movie stars. TV personalities, folks with odd bus inesses. offbeat fads and people with problems. But everything is made up RTD bus fares may be hiked 81 poverty "Yet each year the t:nited States provides more food assistance to developing nations than a l l other nation s combined," he asserted. Tbe president also said the United States helps developing countries by providing open and growing U.S. markets for their products. Americans buy about one-half of all manufactured goods exported by non-OPEC developing countries . Reagan said, and U.S. trade barriers are among the lowest in the world. ··And the way we can do that job best, the way we can provide the most opportunity for even Colson talks of Nixon tape WASHINGTON CAPI Tapes from the White H ouse of Richard Nixon would reflect "noble moments. locker room talk. dirty remarks, dirty jokes, wisecracks. serious renections the whole range or human experience,·· said former Nixon aide Charles Colson. Colson told the National Press Cl u b on Wednesday that published transcripts of the tapes can distort the context under which some conversations were held. He said there were lots of conversations like the one recently disclosed In which Nixon, angered by May, 1971, antiwar demonstrations, agreed when chief ol staff H .R . Haldeman suggested that Colson h ire Teamsters to beat up protesters. Tank explodes YOKOHAMA. Tokyo <AP> More than 2,800 people were evacuated when a U.S . military petr o l e um tank on a mountainside near Yokohama exploded. police uld.' No In Ju rlea were r eported in Tuesday's bl•f· the poor est of nations. is to follow through with our own economic recovery program to ensure s trong , susta ined noninflationary growth." lt was not clear what specific criticism of U.S. foreign aid policies Reagan was referring to. In recent year s. there has been an u nd ercurrent of ~rilicism from industrial and Third World nations alike that the United States has not been doing its share in aiding poor nations Cover girl Shields was voted in a fake poll to be both the prettiest and ugliest woman in the world -"illustr ating the fine line between a goddess-like beauty and a walking garbage scow." ··Her love·hate relationship was sharpest with males age 16 to 18." lhe magazine went on, "93 percent of whom s aid they would give their right leg for a date with Brooke but none of whom would finish a Coke from which she had taken a sip." SANTA MONICA CAP) - Fares for Southern California Rapid Transit District buseE may go up to $1 by Jan. J because of Reagan Administration transit budget cuts. according to RTD Manager John A. Oyer . 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Cry$lal Gayle. country s111ger. will share the spotlight w ith Sesame Street's Bty Hird 111 tlw 11pc:nmmg lelet•1s10n special ·Cour1/ry Top 20 ·The lu·o reccnt/11 completed u recording for n 11ew song for a11 altmm Asse1nb/y nie11 llirl ill l>ov . . State a sse mbl y m e n C h es t er Wra y, D· Westmins ter , and Phil Wym an, R Te hachapi, paved the way for a South African boy with a premature aging disease to visit Disneyland without cost to his fa mtly, according to Wray's office The boy 1s scheduled to arrive in Southern California on Nov 29 Fransie Gerringer has * An attorney for the state Departm e nt o f Transportation. Charles P. Valdes of Sa cramento. has been re·electcd presid ent of the Califo rnia S t a t e Employees· Association. Valdes defeated Leo Mayer of San Francisco 395·300 an a vote of g e ne ral council delegates an Anaheim prog eria, which causes him lo ag(.• at 10 times the normaJ r a te. and his pltght was cove red in n('WS reports that cam<.• to the le gi s lators· attention. The two loca ted the child through the South African cons ul 10 Be v e rly Hills. s ecured a ccommodations from Dis neyland for the famil y and pe r suaded a major airline to provide travel . Wray's office said. • Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley called on Tokyo Gov Shunichi Suzuki. Bradley told Suzuki that the purpose of his visit is to "explore possibilities of securing participation by Japanes e firm s in the construction of port facilities for l'oal shipment in Los Angeles • The newly crowned MIH Ameri<'a &Ol a bii &rln out of federal Rudget D1rel'lor Davld tockman. £1laabeth Ward, a 20·year old accounting major from Arkansas Tech University, said she wu impressed with the way Stockman. 34, rose from congressman to budget director. And, said Miss Ward, Stockman is single. In Washington, Edwin Dale, a spokesman tor Stockman, confirmed his boss' eliglbihty and said he interrupted Stockman during the day to tell him about Miss Ward's interest. Stockman "smiled broadly and said he was greatly nattered and that he hoped chance might enable them to meet one day." Dale said. • Mikh ail Barys hnikov, artistic director of American BaJJet Theater, was forced lo quit in the middle of a Minneapolis performance of "Swan Lake" becaus e of a heel injury. Baryshnikov, who injured his heel last week during r e hears al 1n New York , aggravated the injury and wa s r e placed bh_ R oss Stretton for the sec~ half or the ballet. Baryshnikov was being treat e d b y th e dan c e company's physicians and is expected to perform tonight. his onl y other scheduled perfo rmance during a six·day Minneapolis run. • Rumors have been appearing in gossip columns that New Yor k Gov. Hugh Carey and his wife . millionaire real ·e s tate develope r Evangeline Gouletas·Carey, w e re expecting a t'hild . s o a r eporter popped the question. The reporter asked Carey whether there was anything to report on the "imminence .. of the stork at the Executive Mansion." "No," the governor said. Carey had 13 children with his first wife, He len, who died of cancer in 1974. The governor said he is e xpecting a s eventh grandchild, but s aid no storks were on the way to his own house. "Having passed all the bird identification tests for that s pecies. I know when one's coming." Carey s aid Nights to stay chilly Coastal Ll9ht VMlablt wlnO\ .. H1tr1V to to II knoll In •llor ~ 1 to 4 foot souti.rly nntl Oo<,..aslnQ 10 t to 1 tool westerly •woll tonlQllt Fair Califor11 ia Souttw<n CAllfOf'nl• will 10avo ''""" c loudi rwu llu1 Ille oullook h tor mostly l•ir s•ln 111rou911 Frld•Y COfltinue<I coo! nlQflO "'° opecte<I, but •llghlly warmtr days '"" lorec .. L Orenge County highs today •nd Friday will be MIO n Lows 0 lo SS V•ll .... Nghs wlll r-from 61 to 74, with lows be._ 0 •nd SS. Mount•in n1QM ...-11, on the l!IK 1..-· 21 ID40 NMl,.mdeHr1 hl9lls mostly In I,_ 60s. with io.... In ti. lOs and ~ Soutllern mwr1 lllQfls In the 70$, lows OloS2. Nortnern •no Central California will lie PMtly c1-. t"'ougll Friday Scetttred s h owe,., m•inly •fternoon\ and even•nos over soutl\•rn rart9•s 1no alono e•\I slOSM• of Sierra Snow levtl near 4,000 '"' In tlW nor1h, 6,000 toot lro Ille Mhllhern r-Sl-ly rl•lnQ loday U.S. sununary Tiie dtlUOt tnOe<I weo.,.S<lo In rain·b•ttereo norti.rn Teus and souti.r11 Olllanome, but the tllrMt Oi II-Ing rf""alned ti CIOU<ly skits llo•ereCI ...-r .-oen r lw" High water In Okl•homa towns MIJ•n to rK-. bu1 dtlay..i flooding was p0ulblt es Ille NatlOnal w .. ti.r S.rv\ct prtdi<Wcl ti. Red .River •nd ils trlbu1•rln -.old crest •I rKord 1..-111. Most mtjOf' Otllahoma lllghways were reopened WedneS<lu. bul ,. .. ,., .-ma1ne<1 under water No Injuries '"'"" rt90rttd In°"'""°"''" lloodS. In Tues, -. .. r. seven -I• l\eve died sin« Sunelay es a ruull of o .. r1o...i crwiu -rlore". About 100 -te returntd to their llornu In Br«llerv ldge. TexH, •hilt Mnr•I ot!Wr l•mllles there were tv•cualN becauM 01 approacl\lllQ runoff from nelQllborlng Slla<Ulford County. Texas Red Cross olllc le ls esllmeted J.OSO lamllles In nine Teus ~lift _,. ettect.a by the llOOdlng. EIHwhere, llglll drlu le was scatter.a o .. r Ille HSltrll Plelns es ht•vy sllo-rs, suttare<I from Arloi.nMS IO WllCOtlsln, move<I Into the Mississippi ven.,,. 5"0wers ••so were sc.attere<I over Loul1i.,,• •nd Iha tolllhern Atlenlk slalft. Ll9"1 SMW ft ll 111 centrel Wyoming 5'1 .. s ...... PMtlY c.-., In Gulf c_, , ..... -,,,. WHI. WllSI SI.WI in the~. Tempera!,,,_, •round Ille na tion midday Weclnocley ranged from a low of M In Dillon, Mont , e nd l!v...,1ton, Wyo .. to a 1111111 of ts ln Monday l'1od•• II yuu no ngo n.,.. "°"'-·Dr ~ 30 om call t>oofor~ I 0"' •nd your C.OOV wtll D• 04tl1¥t'f9d SelUl'd.ly I nd Su'>O.. 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Call the number below and your message will be recorded. transcribed and delivered to the appropriate editor The same 24·hour answering service may be used to record let· ters to the editor on any topic Mailbox contributors must include their name and telephone number for verification. No circulation ' calls. please Tell us what's on your mind 64 ·6086 0.3 ••• o.s ••• Orange Coast OAILY PILOTl'Thursday, October 15. 1981 s A3 Waste solutions eyed Resource recovery emphasized in OC planning By Gl_-ENN SCOTT OI ... Delly ...... luff What Orange County residents don't want, their landfills get, and 1l won't be much longer before the containers, clippings and other claptrap fill the four county-run facilities to the brim. And finding a new site Isn't the easy, task at used lo be. Sites mu s t be c lose to major m etropolitan areas to reduce hauling costs. said Don Poer, manager of the county solid waste management division. But· neighbo r s almost 111variably don't want a landfall they used to be called dumps because of possible odors. litter and lhe dangers of heavy truc k s rumbling pas t their homes. To solve pro j e cted s pace shortages, county officials are pa;e paring a waste m anagement plan to reduce the need for new landfills while regenerating digestud trnsh into new sources of energy The plan to b<.• prepared by a y<.·l to·be sele<:tl•d cons ulting firm will rely heavily on various forms of r esource rc('overy sys t e m s. sa id P o er A 17 me mber stee ring committee has been formed to guide the co n s ultants 1n ex a m1n1ng solutions. The committee m et earlier this week in Sa nt<i Ana, when Poer explained "I don 't see any way of a voiding some use or landfills . We JUSt n e ed to minimize 1t." The four landfills in operation <1re the Olinda landfill. opened in 1960 and expected to last until 1990 . Santiago Canyon. s tarted in 1967 and projected to fill by about 1985: Coyote Canyon in Ir vine, opened 1n 1963 and expected to last until 1985, and Prima Desecha. east of San Juan Capistrano, o pened in 1976 and expected to las t until at least 2000. Considering the time needed t o plan for n e w r esource recovery systems. Poer said the studv needs to be s tarted now It a ls o· will inC'lude plans for dis posal or haza rdous. or toxic waste. M eanwh1le. count) officials are negotiating with the Irvine Company to acquire land near El Toro Marine Air Station for construction or a new landfill m Ree Canyon An en\'i ronmenta l impa ct report has been complete<!, but county officials are meeting resistance from neighborhood groups opposed to the landfill. Poer said Bee Canyon 1s intended to replace Coyote Canyon. which receives much of the trash from the t'oastal parts of the county Just to move to the new site will cost consumers about S2 million a year simply in ha uling <'Osts. he explained. "If we can't have Hee, that mean::. we go farther back in the hills and pay more cost~. largely for fuel," he said Poer said more equipment has been added a t exis ting landfill s to maximize com paclion of trash I le would like to see la ndscaping practices that produced fewer clippings and waste, and more materials such as soil, rock and broken conc relt' taken to old gravel pits where they can be put to use falling c raterh and stagnant ponds . The fact that dumping at county landfills is free, he added, may make trash pickup prices more t•xpensive in the future. becaus e the facilittes will fill up faster , c aus in~ the g r e ater expense of building new sites. That roundabout eronomic proble m mak t's re s ource recove ry· systems all the more valuable. h(.• Mild s ,•s te m s var} from huge inc ine rators tha t trans form trash into stl•am to machines that turn refus <.' anto pellets that c·an bt• burnl•d with coal The Gell} C>tl Company has tontral'l cd to pump methane from Olinrla , where 1t is a product of dccompos1t10n, Lo be burned to crt•ale el el·tricity. / -/ A ........... 'PEOPLE' PARODY -This I!'> the cm·cr of the Harvard Lampoon's .. People " Parody. a slick fak<.• that matches the look and st~·le of the popular ·People .. m a gazine down to tht• l a~t m nnl' -.,tar and !'>nt!Jpet of go~:--1p West Newport criticizes Banning Ranch proposal West Newport Beach residents brought a n a ssortment o f ob;cctions to a public heating on pl a ns to develop a 75-at're strip of the Banning Ranch into an indus trial -resid ent1a I area. Representatives of Beeco Ltd .. the firm hopang to develop the sat e. said the plan will have a pos1t1ve overall impact on the city City Council members took no action on the plan, voting to continue the hearing to Oct. 26. The residents said the plan will aggravate existing traffic problems, require increased use of John Wa y ne Airport . overcrowd the ar ea and bring more c rime and higher residential insurance rates They proposed a plan of their own for development of the site which includes more residential de velopment and less industrial ;rnd commercial development Bt'cco's current plan calls for cons truction of more than 200 c ondo m1n1ums and 805,000 squ<Hl' feet of indus trial and offi ce space. R esid e nts s aid a n En vironmental Impact Report filed with the Deeco plan u nderc~t1mates the amount of traffic the de\'elopment would generate. Resident Mukhtar Salamah said weekend traffic in summer makes West Newport residents "prisoners in our own homes" and that the El R had only m ea sured peak traffic during weekday rush hours He also said Newport Beach's to tal development picture, and its impact on airport use and traffic conditions. s hould be tak e n into acc ount wh e n c o n s id e ring individual development propos als. Resident Terry Watt s aid the residents' plan. sponsored by a reside nts' group <'ailed West :'ll ewporl Legislative Alliance. would mean mort' r evenues for the cit\' She a lso said the pl an is :--uperior to the Beeco plan and would reverse :.i trend toward dcvt•lopmcnt decis ions by the C'ouncil tha t ''thre aten the cha r acter of '.'/<.'\\ port Beach .. Ru t Oa\•1d ~e1 sh , a consultant to BeeC'o. s;i1d the plan "fulfills th e <c ity 's> objecti v e of compatible la nd u s e s" and ·would have an overall positive impact on Newport Beach." Van Stevens . a planner, geologist and traffic consultant working for Reeco, al so said the plan is suitable for the area. Stevens s aid the res idents' plan, which call s for low·density development. is not feasible for the tract bccau!:.e il does not make fin a ncial sense for the developers and would not have a positive impa<'t on finances or traffic for the cit) RAFF jewe1rr 32 Fashion Island NewPort Beaot'I • 64_..2040 3 Generations of tn.ndly pertOnel tervlot • H /F Orange Coast DAILY PILOT 'Thursday. October 15, 1981 Iran brainwashing urged by Khomeini BEIRUT , L(!banon (A P l Ay atolla h Ruholl ah Khomeini called today for brainw,jishing starling with the childl-en lo erase Western thinking in Iran Te hran Radio said Khomeini made h is co mm ent s to Education Minist er Ali Akbar Parvaresh and other official:.. at the ayatoll a h 's residence in northern Tehran. ··Brains must be washed and a self-reli ant one should replal'e the m" in order for the Iranian people "lo understand we are everythi nt: and are no less than others," Khomeini said Navy submarine reports damage BANGOR, Wash <AP) The Navy confirmed that one of its submarines, the USS William II. Ba tes, da maged a gillnet near Seabeck in Hood Canal in a Tuesday evening incident. In a news release, the Navy's Bremerton public affairs office said the Bates butted into the netting, but t hat "net fl oat motion did not indicate that th<' ship had snagged the net . However, a piers ide inspection tat Bangor l of the ship's hull revealed that pieces or nettinlo! had been cau~hl on the hull." Man convicted in Reagan threat S PRINGFI EL D. Mass. <AP> A 29-year-old man a ngry over an evict ion not ice f aces sentencing for threatening the life of President Reagan. A federal court j ury convicted Rola nd C. Sm ith of Greenfield on Wednesday. Smith. being held in lieu of $10,000 bail, races a maximum five years in prison and a $1,000 fine. according to Assis tant U S Attorney George Kelly. GI pay increase signed by R eaf(an WASlllNGTON IAPl The 2.1 mill ion men a nd women in the armed forces are getting pa) inc reases of up to 17 percent. .~h ich President Reagan says wi ll allract "high-quality" people to the military Reagan signed the S4 5 billion measure Wednesday. making the raises retroact ive to Oct 1. ··Attract ing and retaining well-motivated. h1gh -ouality The Finest Craftsmanship. Sixes 4 -s AAAA AAA x AA x .. x A 8 x x x --c x x ~ ~~~SHOES Oi$tinctive Fashion x x x m ilitary personnel is a critical element of my commitment to !>t r cng th e n A m e r ica 's defenses," tht' president said in a statement Neu car season stars 'in neutral' DET ROIT (AP > T h e American auto industry's shiny new models are stuck in neutral o n the s h o w room fl oor , registering one of the poorest sales starts ever. Reports released Wednesday by the five maJor companies s how that sales in the first 10 da> !> of October were down more than 34 percent compared with last year -the worst showing for the period since the heyday of fins and chrome in 1958. a big recession year. Egypt on alert at Libyan border CAIRO. Egypt <AP> Egypt has declared a state of alert along its border with Libya and ... cnt troops to Sudan to repel any L1b\an a tt acks on e ither country. the Egyptian defense minister was quoted c.tS saying today. Egypt and Suda n have a mutual defense pact. Talks on Poland food crisis set WARSAW, Poland IAP l The government announced today it would open talks with Solidantv on the nation's food crisis ·but criticized the independent union's rejection of a joint comm i ssion wi t h P o l and 's of fi cial union movement. Solidarity said Wednesday-1t 1s ready to battle the crisis s houlder to-shoulder with the government. but not along:..1de its rivals 10 the off1c1al unions controlled hv the Communist Party Widou' slain UEISAST. North<'rn Ireland ! AP I An elderly Catholic w1do" was s h ot dead at poinl ·blank range in her bed l'arly today by two men believed !o be Protes tant l'Xlrem1sts. police said. A police spokesman !\aid the men forced their "av into the Markets district home or Mary McKa~. 68. around 4 a m . s hot her several times and ned "" .......... PACHYDERMS PARADE A paradl' of ell'phants make~ 1h wa,· through <hm ntnwn Boston to hl'rald arrival o l Ringl in~ Brother~. B.i mum and Baile~· <:1 rc·us Crowds lined lh<.• s tn'l'b Wt•drwsda~ to watth thl' 21 l'lt•phanh -;lowly make their \\a~ along tlw route ·-------~-------- Reclusive author wins Nohel prize STOCKHOLM . Sweden <AP l E lias Canetti. a London-based author desrribed as shy and reclusive. won the 1981 Nobel Prize in liter ature today "for writings marked by a broad outlook. a wealth of ideas and artistic power " The 76 year old Nobelis t, who writes in German, has produced novels. plays and memoirs since the t 9:lls and has been a central figure in European writ ing since th at time. according to literary insiders here Canelli 's publishers refused to disclose hi s whereabouts a nd his agent s;.1id th<' writer was in seclusion One of hi s most well-known works 1s the memoir of his youth ··Die Gerl•llett· Zunge," a nd trans lat<.'d into English as ··The Tongue Set F r ee Remembranrl' or a European Childhood. · published in 1977. The Swedish Academy cited the book a~ · a pt>ak i n Elias Canelt1's "ntings " "In these recoil ections of his childhood and vnuth he reveals h i s vigorous ·e pic power of description to its full extent . ·· the al'adcmy said. The names of st•veral authors more \\-idt•h known in t he United States wcr<' mentioned for this year'!) award. including: Anthony Burgess. Guent her Grass. Doris Lessing. and Gabriel Garcia Marquez DISTl.\'Gl 'ISllF.O \\'RITER Elias Co11et11 Canetti was born in Bulgaria a nd has lived in London since 1938 For a time he lived in Austria and Swi tzerland. where he learned German . His li ter ary background was formed in Vienna, the n the cap it a l o r t h e d y in g Aus tro-Hungar ian e m pire . Antique Brown Calf. 6 x x x x x x x x x x x x Great Campus Companions! Year .,ound comfort and lle.lblllty. Antique Brown Calf. 7 -8 9 10 x x x x x x x x x x x x x x -----x x x x x x x -x x x x x x x ---x x x )( x x x x x x x x x x ----- 99 Fashion Island Newport Beac h 759-9551 Every Sunday in I -- Suit seeks to clear Lindbergh murderer NEWARK, N.J . (AP> More th an 45 year s a fter Bruno R ich a rd Ha uptm a nn was executed for murdering the son of Char les A. Lindbergh, his widow has filed suit to clear her husband's na me. A lawsuit fU ed Wednesday in U.S. District Court charges FBI documents s how New Jersey ''She wants to see husband found innocent ." authorities covered up evidence bac kin g H a uptm a nn 's innocence. Anna Hauptmann, now 82, is seeking $100 m illion in d a mages a nd an ord er d ecla r ing he r hu s ba nd innocent of kidnapping a nd murdering the Lone E agle's 20 -month-old son. ·'The one thing that I think is keeping her alive ... is t hat she wants to see her husband found innocent," he r attorney, Robert Bt"Yan, said. Th e su i t a sserts t hat the decomposed body identified in May 1932 as 20 -monl h-o ld Charles A. Lindbergh J r . could not h ave been that of the missing child It said the body was 331 2 inches long and t hat t h e Lindbergh toddler was JUSl 29 inc hes t all w h en h e was kidna pped. Mrs. Hauptma nn, of Yeadon, Pa., asked for a preliminary order allowing federaJ marshals to seize state police files on the case. The suit c harged that crucial evi d e n ce, in c lud i ng th e Lindbergh child's fingerprints, h us d isappeared from <slate polil'e files since 1977 The suit contends former state Attorney General David Wilentz, who prosecuted the c a se, covered up info rma tion that would have been favora ble to Hauptmann during the trial and while the defendant was trying to commute his death sentence. I l asserts that Wilentz - whose son. Ro bert, is c urrent c hi e f j us ti ce o f the s tate Supreme Court has continued to violate his duties as a lawyer by concealing evidence tha t would vindicate Hauptmann's na m e. The suit na m es the 86-year-old lawyer as a de fendant, along with Gov. Bre ndan T. Byrne. state Attorney General J a mes Zazzal i a nd state po lice S upe r inte ndent Cl i nton L . Pagano. "I 'm n ot even going to C'Omme nt on that,·· Wil entz said w h e n r eac h ed at h is P erth A mboy h ome "That <the allegations in the lawsuit) is the figment of the imagination or som e lawyer that knows that kind of laqguage " · · 1 am sorry to tell you that ther e is nothing I could say that wou ld be worthy of pr i nt." Wilentz said. Happy ending story Prize animal survives flood GAINESVlLLE, Texas <AP > For more than a day after a fl ood turned the Frank Buck Zoo into a churning valley or brown wa t e r , zook eepe r Vi n ce R ey n olds t ho u ght his prize elephant had drowned, until he "heard her trumpet lightly" lie looked toward a tree and spotted her trunk, which she was using as a snorkel for air She was also using 1t to hold onto the branches of a fallen tree, and she hung on until a posse of cowboy volunteers rescued her .. I really don't see how she s urvived it." Reynolds !'aid Wednesday night after Gerry II, a 13-year-old elephant, was put on high ground, having escaped with a slight cold, a sore neck a nd a scarred trunk. "She's just utterly exha usted." The noocts that have battered this and other Red River towns in T exas and Oklahoma all week came from nowhere and filled the valley setting of the zoo in about 15 minutes, Reynolds said "We don't have a full count of what animals are missing. but none you cou ld co n s ide r dangerous Mostly they're Oeet of foot. like deer," said Carl D unl ap, the assistant police chief. Reynolds, who is 61 and has been at the Gainesville zoo for 18 years and is the superintendent, said he didn't know how many of his approximately 60 a nimals s urvived the deluge, though he was certain that three big sheep and two namingos drowned. "It's bad enough for anything to lose its life when it's out on its own," Reynolds said . ··Bu t I really feel like I'm responsible since those animals are penned. It's my fault. .. "I don't know how s he got out of her cage." Reynolds said of the elephant. which he said must have spent :ll to 40 hours holding on to the tree ··But Tuesday night I realized she was alive. I had been sure s h e didn't live throug h it. I heard her trum pet lightly." ~------------~--- -....... The Reasons For Shopping South Coast Plaza Have Been Considerably Reduced! Mall wide Sale starts Saturday, October 17. Two Days of Adventure, Saturday, 10 to 6, and Sunday, noon to 5, October 17-18, where you'll find merchandise at most mall stores at oreatly reduced prices. Register both days for prizes In any store. 14 vacation trips to San Francisco courtesy PSA. You will stay at the Sheraton Fisherman's Wharf. Also, a 4-lsland cruise via American Hawaii Cruises. Many more prtzes.• •' ·. :-. . ' . . ·1 I ~TiffiTia · College hirings placed on hold LOS A NGELES <AP> - California's 19-campus State College system won't be hiring anyone or purchasing anything for 40 days. until administrators decide how to comply with Gov Edmund G Brown Jr. 's budget cut order. "It's our approach lo coping with the cutbacks· the governor ordered," Louis Messner. assistant vice chancellor for budg et planning , said Wednesday. Signal Hill cops face more probes LOS ANGELES (AP> -Three mor e cases of alleged police brutality by the Signal Hill _Police Department are being investigated by Dis tric t Attor ney J ohn Van de Kamp's office. Van de Kamp said Wednesday he probably will report by the end of this week to the county Board of Supervisors on the s tatus of t h e Sig n al Hill investigations, including that of the d eath of college football player Ron Settles. P olice said Settles hung himself in the Signal Hill jail after he was s topped for speeding June 2. But a coroner's inquest ruled that Settles. 21, a Cal State Long Beach student, did not commit suicide. but died at the hands or another Airlines to talk 'joint business,' LOS ANGELES <A P > Continental Airlines. ending a lo ng, bitter and unsuccessful fight to avoid the embraces of Texas International Airlines. said it will begin talks on a joint business relationship. ·'Continental Airlines' board of directors today appointed a special committee to meet with representatives o r Texas I l nternat1onal to discuss the orderly deve lopment of a relationship between the two companies and the continuatioA of Continental as a highly professional and competitive company.·· the Los Angel· es-based carrier said in a statement issued Wednesday after a directors' meeting. Molesting told in presclwol HES PERIA <AP > -The Evergreen Christian Preschool was closed down after the state investigated allegations that school staff members abused · and molested several young children. Anne Bers inger. deputy dir ector of the state Department of Social Services. confirmed in Sacramento Wednesday that the school's license was revoked Sept. 28. The state, which began an investigation Sept. 15 based on complaints il received. filed an accu sa ti o n with the department staff Sept. 23. The staff recommended revocation and the department acted. Workers demand special se ssion SAC RAMENTO <AP ) Welfare workers picketing Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. for a special legislative session on welfare cuts were told that the problem sho uld fir s t go t o the Legislature. It happened Wednesday· The estimated 250 welfare workers. fearful for their jobs, first pic keted the Capi tol, then crowded into Brown 's outer office Brown's press offic e issued a s tatement saying the idea of a s pecial session is "premature until the legislative leadership has had an opportunity lo deal" with the problem. Orange Coast OAJLY PILOTffhursday, October 15, 1981 H/F .... , ......... Tax hike hinted by Brown SACRAMENTO •AP> -Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. says the stale might be forced to raise taxes 1f the economy remains sluggish and if his goal of a 7 percent cut in next year's state budget isn't met. In a n inte rvie w recorded Wednesday with public television station KVl E. the Democratic governor said he be lieves that the cutback in state programs which he has ordered for the 1982·83 fiscal year will be temporary. and that , 1 th e state's. econo m y will rebound. HIGH-LEVEL ORDERS Pett v f)ff1ter World in San Dit•go. Early. •\'ho ha~ sen·ed 11 Stephen L. E arly. right. asked Lha·t hb :-.lu\·~ yt•t1rs in the ~av~· and Arm~. took the oath r e er.listmenl eeremun' he eonduet<.•d 1n from Lt D:.ivid DuTmµert Pacific Southwest Airlin.es skvtower c.it Sea But Brown added that he is uncertain about whether he can balance the state 's $25 billion budget, which faces a deficit of $500 million, without a general tax increase. "l 'm going to be fighting as hard as I can to maintain a balanced budget without any general tax increases," Brown said . "Whether or not that's possible will d epend o n the economy and the level of cuts we can manage.·· Museum gets rare art objects Brown ordered a 2 percent cut throughout stale government last week to erase the projected deficit caused by the failure of sales. mcome and other state tax revenues to reach earlier estimates. T e xas millionaire lo an s coll e ction to Getty galler y MALI BU !A P > -Texas m i l l io nair e Herbert Hunt mingled with celebrities and art collectors as he placed on loan a priceless coll ection or rare bronzes at a coastal museum built by his old friend J . Paul Getty. llunt. who had never before seen his own collection of 30 pieces in one display, declared. "It's fabulous." llunt. who n ew to California for the much-heralded opening of the Herbert Hunt Collection at the Getty Museum Wednesday night. sipped champagne and discussed his art objects with s u c h cele brities as Motown Records founder Berry Gordy, fo rm er US. Senator John Tunney a nd f e ll ow Texas millionaire-art coll ector Gorden Mc Lendon. "I'm really no expert," Hunt said of his interest in art. and explained that his purchases were carefully supervised by Los Angeles art gallery owner Bruce McNall who traveled the world in search of bronzes that could make the most fabulous such collection in the world. Hunt said he chose the Getty Museum to house the mostly tiny statues. candelabra. a nd one inkwell because he felt the mu seum would display them well and provide proper preservation. H e knew the latl' J Paul Getty because both men were involved in the oil business. ttunt said usually they talked more about oil than art "I was at his place for dinner here once." Hunt recalled. "We did discuss art. He was a great collector of paintings and tapestries. "He showed me the things he had in his place It was amazing. You would look over here and there would be a Renoir. aneo another old master would be :eaning against the wall " Hunt said his own interest in bronzes dates back ma ny years. but he had coll ected only rare t•oins until about three years ago when McN.ill. who C\.wns the Summ<.1 Gallery, suggested he could obtain some rare pieces for him The Hunt· Coll ection. which was ~hipped from various European cities, directly lo the Getty Museum over a three-year period. includes pieces dating from the eighth century B C through the third century with origins in Asia Minor. Greece. Sicily and other parts of Italy. Among the mos t strikinJ? pi eces are a pair of lifesize portrait heads cast during the rirst·century B.C On Wednesday. an addit1onaJ 5 percent c ut was r evealed . al though Brown told reporters after the television tapiog that the additional 5 percent was not a new order Brown said repeatedly that he wa s op timi stic about successfull y making "thoughtful and compassionate" budget cuts that keep the budget in balance without resorting to a tax increase. and he predicted that after the immediate c uts are m ad e. the state wi ll rebound prosperously and be able to maintain existing services. "Californi a is one of the richest states in the whole world . . California has a fantastic investment climate. and the smart money knows it." Brown said . predicting a quick return • to a prosperous economy. no one can pay you more interest than Bank of Newport on the new tax exempt ''all-saver'' certificates, So why not save at Bank of Newport where you know you will get the best service and, of course, you will also have the satisfaction of helping the economy of your own community. On October 1, 1981, Bank of Ne~ will offer a new "TAX-SA VER" CERTIFICATE of deposit that pays you up to 10% of the average yield of a 52-week T-Bill and allows you up to $1,000 in interest, tax free; up to $2,000 tax free for couples filing a joint return. Imagine that ' All those great Bank of Newport pe rsonalized services and the · new "TAX· SAVER" CERTl".lCATE available fr~m your nearest Bank of Newport office. Since. legally. no other bank. s avings & loan or thrift can offer you more interest on a "TAX-SAVER" CERTI FICATE, it certainly makes sense to save whe re you know you'll begetting the best banking service avai]able anywhere. Don't wait. interest rates may never be higher. TAX SAVER CERTIFICATES NOW AVAILABLE ON SATURDAYS 9AM -1PM Three locations in Newport 8-c:h: Padfte Cout Highway al Avoca.do/78CHOOO. Dover at Sixteenth Stteet/64~8333. Thiny..S.COnd Stteet at W'a~878-8333.. "-• H/F Orange Coast OAILY PILOT/Thursday, October 15, 1981 Breathing spell for mobile lwme tenants ' All ho u ~h l h l· l u n g ·lt'rm futurt! of mobilt> homt> lt'n<.ints 1n llunungtnn Be<.ich 1s und 1..'ar. 1t a ppears thut for a t l<'a st thC' next eig ht months , park n •s1de nts can rest easy Cit y o ffidals l'l'('t·ntly P••~~t:d an e ight-month m or a t orium on cha nging la nd uses for um· of tht.· 19 m obile ho nw purks 11l tht· e1t~ During that t1mt'. tit~· st uff mem ber s "'ti t be dra fti n g a p r oposl'd ordina1H.'l' t o protect t e n a nt!> fr om being t'\'ictcd without a plact.· to mo\l' lht.•1r m obilC' ho ml's C it y officials ha\'t' indicated t h a t th t• µ ro p o sc.· d I u w w 1 II r e q u ire landlo rds t o provide so m e so rt o f r P l nca 11on assist a nce fo r t'\ itll'd I l'nants. The Cit v Counc il r ec ent Iv (•stablis hed ·a $700 .000 fund to cr e Htc an a ltt·rnute mo hile homt• p a rk for l'\'ictl'd tenants. Somt• city o fficials ha"e hinll'd tha t thl.' la ndlords who t h a ngl' lht' use of the ir par ks m ay be rt•quirt·d to a d d c ash lo that fund As la nd 1n llunt1nl!(ton Re at h becom<!s m o r e v a lua ble. t he C'hance of u m obile ho mt' µark being con verted to a not h er U"l' becom es grentc r . This is t.•:-.pecially tr ue of tht> f 1 v e p a r k s ~ti on g t ht· ci t~" s s ho r eline Citv off1riab '><.I\ the re tll e :u84 mobile ho m t' spa ('(.•s 1n th t• t·1ty. including 1.089 s pa t•t•s by tht• (.'()Cl!'> t. Many middlc-agt•d a nd senior c.·1t i1.ens live 1n these p a rks and a rc unde rs t a ndabl \' eonrerned :ibout lht•11 fut ure. In Ora ngl' C:ount~. the n · a re ha rdly a ny "a<.' a nt mo bilt' home s parl's And most parks don ·1 aeccpl mobile homes tha t an .> m o r e than 10 \'t•a r s old · The te nants rightfull~· wo rry thC:tt 1f e vic t ed. thev ~ould lost> thou sands of doll ar ~ invested rn tht.•ir hom es. But fo r now. a t least. 11 a pp ear~ c i t y o ff 1<·1 als ar l· forestalling ;.i1~ <'\'tcl1on~ and art• w o r k i n g c >11 a p r o l c c t i \ l' ordinanc·1· College pay • raise Full-tim t• 1nslrul'l1>rs in the Coas t C ommun i I ~· Co 11 e gr Di!:i tric t did an abuul-fac·e th1 .., m onth and a pprove<I lht• sam e 'i p e r cE:'nl p a _\' rat'\t' o ffe r lh t•\ r ejected ~oundl~· last JunC' Th e o n c -\ear r a 1st•. r c t r o <1 C'l i\'l' to Ju l,\ 1. uffe <.'ts some 700 teach e r :-. at Orange Coast. Goldt·n \\'est a ncf ('oa-;tl im · colleges. L ast ,Junl' lh l' lt'~l<.'h ers apparently h oped t o Pl'l'S~ th(• d is tric t for m o r l' tha n lht' 7 pe r cent offe r ed . Hui t ht' folio'\ ing month. tht• dis tnct lt•arned II would rt'l'l'l\'l' s1 gn1 f1 t'anll~ les.., mone\ fro m I he sUllt• than 11 had a nticl°p t1led The ne \\'S from Sacramento It'd the.• distril'l to t ut 11:-. pa" raist• off e r lo S pe rTt•n l As ci s tatt• medwtor <;teµped in lhis fall. th e d istrn:l held to it s 5 percent l'aisc offe r . while the A m e ri ca n F e de r at io n o f T t·a c hers demande d 9 1 ~ percent T he district fi na ll\' rclUrned to its 7 perc<•nt o fflor. ·whtC'h wa~ approved h~· t he tn:-.lrnC'tors. 34·1 to 51. One mig h t obser ve that the tea c he r s. i n <.1<.'<:e pt ing the 7 pt'rccnt r ais t'. w er·e sensitive to thl' fina ncia l pr oble m s faC'ing the rollt'ge dis tnt t B1Jt it is also lik('I\ tha t somt• tns t r uctors prt'ferre J · to put the IHR l ·82 pav s qua bble be hind lh~m to pre parl' for negot1 at1 ons of a "id e r s~UPl' l'he salar y d is putt· that Jus t e nd e d w as t he r esul t o f a r eop e ncr cla use ii,. lhl' teachers· t hree·\·ear ro nl~t·t with the dis trict This contract expires in Junl' 1982. and negotia t ions for a ne w p act will begin in f'e bruar y T he central con flic t between the two s ides li k ely w ill rema in The teache r s w ill seek incr ease-; tn pa~· and ben efits to keep pace \\ ith infla tion T he dist rict will d e clare its 'itate fun d i n g is l imH ed . a nd i t c a nno t pa ~· teachers m onev it doesn 't have . Thus. this mo nth . s settlement mig ht be seen as a s ho rt reprieve in the on goin g labor difficulties be t w een the dis tric t a nd it s instructor s . Valley faces problems With tht• r esig nallon <kt £i of Cit~· Manager R obe rt \'oll mer. t he Fo unta in Va ill'.\ C it ~· Cnuncil finds itself farm~ an important d e cision in ..,t•lccting a ..,ut'Cl".,snr Coun c il mcm bl·rs :-.a id Vollmer resig ne d um•x pected ly for personal r e asons . T here has been no furth er elaboration from city officia ls. Dur ing his 21 m1rnths as cit~ m ana g er . Vollm er was unable to prevent F'ount ain Valle.\· from fa lling into -;eriou s fin;rnc ia l tr ouble. Som e o f the measures u sed lo b at a n ee l h e 1981-82 budget w e r e a dmitted Ba nd aid" solutions, and thr <·it~ l'Oul<l find its elf s ho rt a nothC'r SI mtllllln in n ext year's !Juctget F o unta in Va li n s basic fi n ancia l pro ble m s d o not a ppear t o h ave th e ir r o o ts in m is m anagem e nt a l C it y H all Rathe r . they a rc re lutc.•d largely to a los:-. of pro pcrt \ l ax incom<> • and a lctC'k of -;1gn1fi('~1nt sales lax incom e Ke t•µ1 n g F ount a in \'cille' ilf lo ctl i n t h e face o f tht'se revenue ..,hortages v. 111 be the g reat est t•ha lle ngt• cnnfronting Vollmer 's sucC'cssor . It 1s a job that will require enlistrng strong h e l p fr o m th e bu s ine sc; co m munit~ i n addi t io n t o 1nnov3tiv e lead er'ihip in cit~· go\'c rnme nl . T he City Coundl has begun a ccepting applica tio ns for the top a dmin istrnto r ·s post Thl· counc il will screen resum e~. inte r \'iew a p p licants a nd app o int a cit~· ma n agl·r h.\ la t e Dt•cember . accordin~ tq the curre nt timelinc The cnum·tl mc mher s have a weig hty rcsponsibilll ~ on their : ho ulde rs T h t· c11\ need s a sound a dm inis trator w it h a history of f ind111g c r eat i\'(' :rnlutio ns to fin a ncial dile mmas. S uch s kills will be e ssential 1n F ountain \'a l le~ durin g t he coming .\ rt.ti''> Opinions expressed in th~ space above ar e those of the Dally Pilot Otner views ex- pressed on this page are those ot their author<, and artist s. Reader comment is inv1t ed . Address The Dally Pilot, P.O .. Box 1560, Costa M esa, CA 92626. Phone (7 14) 64i-4J2l. L.M. Boyd I Gold most wante d There has never been a lime in human history when man didn't cov- et that met al called gold. No othe r tangible has been so wanted. Why? What is it that m akes gold uniquely valuable? It's scarce, durable and yellow. What else? ll's diffi cult to a ns wer this philosophical question without furt her lab study. I'd like to gel my hands on a whole lot of it. To run some tests. Tha t publi cation kno wn ns Lamplight 1J Ust.s the following OC· cupations. in descending order, as those least appreciat ed by the .· . ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat \ ll'vt>l1.-• .,.,, oev 04 ,,.. , .. , •• now... ••¥ II,, CotS. ~ Ad«tH CO,,t '4l0fl<MnO to lox IMO,j"i. ,,._.._CA fU2' t general public : 1. Garbage collector . 2. Cafe dishwasher . 3. J anitor. 4. Care waitress. 5. Newspaper re- porter. T hat can 't be right. The garbage collectors around here are g reatly appr eciated. Tastiest meat you can eat in the opinion of those gourmets who claim to know it r oast monkey. Haven't t ried any yet. May not get around to it. Was none other than President J ohn F. Kennedy who said : "Forgive your enemies, but never forget their names." ThOmilS P. Haley Publisher ThOrNS A. Murphf ne Editor Barbara Kreibich Ed ltorlc11 Page/dltor - Whistleblowers not popular WASHINGTON F'ederal em ployees who St.'l' things going wrong and decide to blow lhc whistle on their agency re- ali7.e they won't endear themselves lo their bosses in the bureaucracy. Presi- de nt Reagan has promised to protect whislleblowers who expose waste. mis· m a nagement or outright fraud. I wish hi m s uccess in this venture. One whis t leblowe r the pr eside nt might w<1nl lo listen to is Victor McKay. whose career with the Agency for In te rna tional Development began back in 1973. McK ay saw problems and report· ed them to his supe riors; his reward was to be harassed continually as a "wavemakc r," and e ventually to be ef- fectively blackballed from government service Mc KAY WAS assigned to work with foreign students whose education in the United ilat es is s upported by AID funds. The idea is that these "best and brightest .. will go home and put the ex p e r t1sc they h ave acquired to the service of their native countries. But McKay discovered early on that many of these foreign s tudents were what are known as "no-go's." A no-go 1s a student who is brought to this country to study a t AlD e xpense and' then re- fuses to go home. Beguiled b:; the good life in America, they s tay on illegally ins tead of returning to work for their homeland AID officials have for years been as- s uring Congress that t here s imply wasn't a signifi cant "no-go" problem . Fewer tha n l percent of AID-subs idized foreign students failed to go home. t he agency bureaucrats cla imed. Q -JA-Cl-AN-D-IR-SD-N -~ But McKay s oon realized that the no· go figure was al least 10 times greater tha n the officia l AID estimate. Hi s fig ures suppor ted by investigations by the Gene ral Accounting Office a nd Al D's own inspector general show that at least 10 percent, and probably as many as 20 percent of fo reign students brought here under the AID program were not go ing ho me . The whole purpose of the program was being de fca ted T HE SITt.:ATION disturbed McKay . It not only represented a waste of U S funds, which were being used to bring freeloaders to this countrv. it resulted in a "br ain dra in" from the Third Wo rld countries i n vol\•c d The eng ineers. doctors, teachers and techni- cians who were chosen for advanced training in t he United St ates were not rt>t urmng to hl•l p tht'1r o"'n t·n11n1ries s lruggll· tu rnoVl' fr-o n1 the lll'lnlltlVl' condition!> of 1·ol<1111all...,r11 111111 lht• lOt h C'cntu.ry M cKa~ had tht• audat•1t~ In d1.1lll'nl{l' the AID burt•J1lt'l'als l1gun·-. \\hH•h we re based only on confirmed no-go's llb were hascd on studt•nh whose wht•rt•a bouls wC'n' unkno\.\n :\IU 11f fi ci:.t ls di!>mis~t·d \h•l\<1' 't''ol1m.1tl'" as speculation Th:.it ':. ll kl• ..,,. ""J.! 1hl•r1• ,, •. , .. 1 hrr1· pol -.moker:. 111 \\ a-.h1ngt1111 !,1..,1 ~ ,.,1r bc('aUSt' onl\ lhn•c• \.\C'l'e :11 rc•!>ll·d .. M l' K <.1 y l o Id my a ss o t' 1 u I l' I> o 1~ Goldberg Wht'ther hi" l'SllmJll '" t·cu·; rec:t or not. '.\kK a~ '>aid. lht• 1111pc1rtJnl poi nl 1:. that :\I 0 JUSl 1sn 't 1nh-n·...,tc-d 1n keeping 1ratk of tht· no gu µop ulat11111 : McKAY, a pol1t1c:al a ppo1nt1•e i n the Nixon admin1:-1rat111n . w;;i~ nfft•d Ill 1974, under l'rl·:-Hlt•nt Ford hut ".J:-1 (': 1n!>tatcrl aftt·r hl' t·ha1 ~1·d r h,it tlld eli m 1n<1t1on or hi" 1ob "'J:O. !>I lll[lh ,, lh.·· vrN· to ~dt•n<'t' him ThJt 111.1111· hrm C.:Vl'll more ~uspl'l'l. and h•· ".1:-. :.iga111 fired in 1977 on l hl· CXl'U'-1' that ~1 nt•\\I acl m1nistratum hJd 1akl'n OH'r : Mc Kay later ...... ~hired JI llw lnh·rior Department's '\ oung Adu II 'nn...,t•n a• lion Corps, but \\a:. soon f1n•d \\ hl'n his hos~ found oul t hat hl' h.id btTn telling Congr,.,ss about the o\ID me"" l k has no"' takl'n his l'••~l' to thf' court'- Leasehold signers made their choice To the Ed itor· Re : Re~ident1al lease incr eases Som e of our res idents feel, a pparently s incer ely, that the Irvine Company owes them something. They say il is "unfair" to be stuck with such high resid('ntial lease payments. It is beyond m e how anyone can be lieve the com pany owes t he m so m ething. F ir st. t he hom eowner agreed willingly to the lease in writing. He or she had the choice not Lo become a party to the lease. Secondly, recently many homeowners we re offered the opportunity to purchase the real estate a nd again e xercised the choice to accept the lease. MOST 0 F t h e prior lease hold pa yme nt s we re tota lly under the curr ent value. and•fo r ma ny years residents <includin g myself) silently enj oyed t he use of property with extremely low lease payments . Now they cr y wolf be cause t his property increased in value . rt is precisely this attitude of some or our residents that ha s caus ed our econ o m y a n d o u r total f ed e r a l government to be in its present mess. We all expect government or the "big" corporation to bail us out when it 1s not fai r. The ract that the Irvine Company IS a lar ge company. owns the majority of the a rea and is or considerable wealth. has nothing to do with the issue. The on ly issue is whether the residents have been treated fa irly and properly. MICHAEL J . CHRISTIANSON Stude nt athletes To the Editor : l am writing to comment on a recent article in the Daily Pilot reporting on the court case denying the right of stude nt/athlete J eff Washington who was declared ineligible for football after tran sferr ing from Huntington Bea~h High School to Edison High School. The court decision suggests that if a student r,poves from a different school district into one wher e h e is establishing residence. the C.I.F. will certify him as eligible for sports . However, if that sa m e student m oves from one hi gh s chool to a noth er with in the sa me school district he m ay be lnel~~le. IT IS TIME for the C.l.F . to decide w h eth e r it wis h es to establi s h regulations for reside ntial eliglb"lty that it really means to enforce, or to perm it student/ a thletes to attend a school or their choice where they feet they can obtilln the greatest opportunity Quotes "When the press is Cree and evezy man able _, read, •11 ll sefe." ~ T homo.I Jeff erMlft for playing time or 'is1bility. I suggest vou move in one of two directions · either, require family residential moves in order for a student/athlete to be athl etically eligible at his new s chool. or re move your residence requirements MAILBOX a nd pe r mit s tudent/athl etes total freedom to negotiate the best deal with a high school of his choice. I think either approach is reasonable. but the time has come for the C I.F. to quit pretend ing they have residence req uirements which they have no inte ntion of enforcing, except on a selective basis . Make up your minds. and either set rules you plan to enforce in a consistent m anner or remove such r egulations and admit that a •·free agent market" exists for high school student/ athletes. BRENT MELBON TELEPHONE YOUR LETTER TO THE EDITOR See instructions below Gun control.. To the Editor : The best argument against gun con- trol is the s ingle sentence which is the Second Article of the Constitution. "A we ll re gulated militia , being necessary to the security or a free St ate. the right or the people to keep and bear ar m s, shall not be infringed." M y dictionary defines "infringed" as; t ) to commit a breach or infraction of : violate or transgress, 2) to encroach or t res pass . The Constitution a lso pre - scribes the method for making changes, a nd when Article 11 is <'hanged, I will support. whatever change is made, but until that time. I insist on adhere nce to the enUre Constitution. not just those parts which some of us care to endorse, ca sting away others which are not to our liking at the moment. Do gun controls work ? I don't doubt t h e statistics y ou quote in yo ur editorial, howeve r I think the reason Is • l.ettt•rs from reader& art' WE'lcomt'. Tht right to Ctmdense leth?rj to f•I apace or ehmmalt> Llbf>l is r<'s<'rved Lettt rj of 300 words or leu Wtll f)(' grvm J'"/h'('f!Ce All lf'Utrs mwr 1ncludt 11gnot11re end mollmg oddrt>ta but namH mOJI bf Wlt~ld on re· quest 1/ 1u/fic1ent reoaon '' opporenr Poet f'JI will not be published L.eltn t mo11 bf teltphoncd to IU2·6086 No.m• and phon<' num ~r of the co~rlbutor miut bt 0111f?I {01 A-Hrl/lcoJ1on ~e• ~ • bcc·auM• thos1· l'uu ntfll''-l1,l1•tl h.J\ e JUd1 c 1al ~~stem ... that \.\Ork Cun 1·ontrol in thl' l 'nit<.'d Stall':-"ill not \\•Jrk :.inv bellt'r than drug 1·or1troh bt•(0;111:-1· 1tw1 o I!> in<'rft•t•tl\'l' f'n fc1rc·ement · Tlll >~AS.I llllll \l\:'11 Bi!{otry· . ..;/unn~ To the Editor The Dail y Pilot of Oct 2 had a n i£¥Orlant and appropriate editorial '·A Sha mefu l Performa nce" Con lhl' v1s1t of the South African rugby team 1 It '>ht>\\<i up some of the m :.iss m edia ;md ..,omt· indiv1duab who mouth "human nghts" for lht• bigots and h) pocntes tlwy are, som e of those bc1ng Bru\\n, Carl'). Bra dlcv and Koch No 1 ·m not a n~hl winger I m a lifetime moderate Democr at I ht>he\e in the United Stalt·~ l certainly wi sh lht· article could have a great distribution. lt ·s 1 mportant to me T hese same bigots and h\ pocrites could he in a position that wn11ld den) me m v n ghtful d ttt'" 1n hfc becau~c· I'm bald ht•iH ll'cl ncn MILl.F..R Airpo rt delay To the Editor. It has bel•n O\'t'r one VP.Jr "lllt't' I he Huntington Bl·at·h City Coun<'ll voted to give Meudowlark Airport a n upgrading in its zoning to permit a new business. What has happen('d" We are still go ing thro ug h misery fr om loy, diving planes. If the airport 1s going to stay, then we were tricked so that lhe zo ning could be upgraded T he City Council should have put a lime limit on the zo ne change Can they take it back and give airport its R-1 zon- ing again? JIM UPSHAW City officials soy that the gene ral concept of the owner's pl<ms for commercml and m obile home development hos been op· proved but spec1f1c plani hove rwt yet bun submitted f;ditor lillllY liUS # With the contlnulna cost of medfiy e r a d ication G ov . Brown u n atop blamlna "13" for blJI bud.fet woes. G.J . ., I I ' ~ ' ~ I • • HUNTINGTON BIACH I f BUNTAIN VAlllY l D1Hr Piiat THURSDAY, OCT. 15, 1981 CAVALCADE COMl<:;S MOVI ES 82-3 86 87 Buddy Ebsen has penned his own play and it will have its world premiere in Costa Mesa. See Page BB. Should Huntington vot~rs elect city's mayor? CALLS 1-'0R Cl/A\<;1-:s II ff s Run Slit'11/.m1u" ... -· -;:_. -- HB schools enrolllllent drops 411 Early e nrollme nt reports inj:)icate the lluntington Beach Union Hi gh Sc hool Distnd has lost 411 students compared to its Oc tober, 1980. total. but the d ec lin e wa s less th an anl1 c1pated. district officials say. A rePort presented to district trustees Tuesda} night listed an October. 1981. enrollment of 18 ,252 al s ix high sc hool ram puses. "We expected to lose about 700 students this year," explained Glen Dys inger. assistant superintendent for planning and research ... But \H now find that we have 300 students that we didn't count on last February " The amount of state funds the district receives is tied to its enrollment. The district now receives about S2.000 per ~ l'ar for each student enroll ed Dysinger said the enrollment will decline routinely throughout the school vear as students leave as a result.of marriage, military service, earl y gradua tion or simply drop out Panel of seven fo'rmer mayors ,recommends qontroversial changes By PATRICK KF.NNEDY 01 lM D.tllJ ~I .. Stall i\ panel of former Huntington Beach mayors is n•t ommending that volt'rs be asked to make coHt roversial l'lrnnges in ci ty go' l'rnm(•nt Tht• seven·mt•mbt'r panel wunts to eliminate elections for t'i ly attorney. city treasurer and city l'il'rk a nd give City Council ml·mht•rs authoril) to appoint pcopll· to those jobs Th<• panel <.tlso recommends th:.it tht• c·1ty's mayor be elected to a two.year term Presently, the mu)or"s job is ceremonial. with a council nll·mber being selt•c·tcd bv thl' other council ml·mbe ~s to act as a r c µ r l' s c n t a t 1 ,. c o f c 1 t y govt'rnmcnt fur onl' year Hon Shenkman. chairman of th e panel of fo r mer mayors. :-.<1ys the recommendation on the c ity attorne) s offi ce will genc•rate the most debate fl t• sa)s the pos1l1on should not be political because 11 could affect the objectivity of the cit y attorne y '!'! lega l ad v ice, t'specially on issues involving campaign supporters City Attorney Gail Hutton. t.•lcl·ted tr\ 1978 and an expected appointive have failed in the past dec<.1de Voters must approve such changes 1n the c hart e r and in 1978 overwh elmingl y defeated a s1mtlar attempt Shenkman. who was mayor 1n An. appointed city attorney of ten becomes "the pawn of the council." candidate for rc·electwn next April. l'rit1 l·1ze d the panel's rt•comml'ndation. Sht.• says a city attorney needs tu bt.• indl.'pcndently elct.·ted to represent the city ob1ecllvely She contends that appointed attorney~ feel constrained to "bend to the will" of a City CounC'il majority or fa ce the prospect of being fired for unpopular legal opinions Several attempts to make the city attorney 's pos it io n 1978, claims lhl' city charter protects a city attorney from unethical pressure from City Council members by s pelling out the duties of office as upholding and 1nterpret1 ng laws and regulations "Large corporations hire the mos t qualified attorneys they can find lo give sound legal advice and an appointed city attorney would operate in the same way," Shenkman said. "Why have it a political office in which the attorney 1s often concerned with public image rather than with doing a good job," Shenkman said. Mrs Hutton disagrees. She contends that an a ppointed city attorney can't l)e as objective as an ele<'ted lawyer and often be tomes the .. pawn or the CO Un (•tl " .. An elel·ted City Attorney reprl'sents the best interests of a ll thc people in the C'1ty, and not j USt the interest s Of a City council majority," she said. · · 1 mus t protec t the city against devastating lawsuits that (•ould dr a in the city tre a ~ury and som etimes that l'Tfeans giving opinions that go against a council member's pet project that may be a legal conflict of interest." she said. The mayors' panel included J ack Green. Ted Bartlett. Jerry Matney, Do nald S hipley . H arriett Wieder , D on Maci\lhster and Shenkman. O.tlly 1'1114 I'._,. lly IUcl\Anl K-i.r \\ t\.\'TS J-:/.J-:('T/0.VS .\1(11r11ey <;w / l/111tu11 State cash 4 urged for OC judges The state s hould provide a hi g h e r reimburse m ent to Orange County government for the cost of nt'" superior court judges. C'ou nt y s upervisors maintain i\ ftcr rcc.e 1" 1 ng a report Wednesday on the cost of new Judges. super visors said the S60.000-per judge annual grant from the slate to offset jud1c1al rusts IS 1nsufflc1enl. The report. prepared by the National Cc•nt e r for State Courts. concluded that the county's cost per judic ial position. is about $1 25.000 per year above the Sfi0.000 -per judge reimbursem ent received from the slate Th e co unt'i Aud1tor - Co ntrol I e r : s o ffi ce , however. pl<Jces the county's cost at a s ubstantially higher figure. S3t3.000 ft includes the c·ost of providing deputy district attorneys, publiC' defenders and contract attorneys who provide defense for cases the public defender's offi ce cannot accept fo r legal reasons He predicts that all of tht' district's hig h schools. eXC't'pl Fountain Vaill'\'. could drop below the 3.000-student mark by the end or the year Goofyfoot surfer cuts back un steep 46th Street wave rn .'Vewport as .c;outhwest swell moves into county. County Administrative Officer !'a1d both the St25,000 and the $313.000 fi g ures ca n be substantiated He said the lower figure represents the initial cost of adding a ney, judge. the higher figure represents the eounty's cost after two or three years. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- All or the schools except Ocean View were built for 3,000 students: so the district will reach building capacity at these sites. Dysinger said. Temporary c lassrooms at the campuses may be sold as a result. San Onofre nuclear plant nearly ready Enrollments at the district's s inc e October . 1980. arc . Huntington Beach 3,245. down 13 s ludents. Westminster 2.906. down 186. Marina 3, 1'13. down 94 , Fountain Vall e) 3,709: up 17. Edison 2.922. down 112; and Ocean V1t.'Y. 2.327, up 56. Southern California Edison Co. ·s troubled Unit I reactor al the Sa n Onofre Nuclear Generating Station is tentatively scheduled to return to service late next week following six weeks of repair Y..Ork to the plant·s cmcrg1mcy core cooling S\'St<.•m ·An 1':disnn Co spokesman said toda' that mod1f1cat1ons to two l'rttr~·al valves which re_gulate the flow of cooling waler to Unit t 's reactor in an emergency are a lmost co mpl ete and uwaiting final federal clearance. The 456-megawatt plant has been out of service since Sept. 3. when an electrical malfunction led to the s hutdown which disclosed that the two valves did not work properly The "1multaneous failure of the valves "as of particular concern to federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission offi cials because one va lve was supposed to work if the othcr failed. The emergency core cooling system is designed to prevent overheating and meltdown of the plant's highly radioactive fu~I rods if normal coohng water 1s lost f:dison s po kesman Dave Rarron said technicians have been changing the electrical and control circuits that operate the valves to insure they will open and close properly. The valves apparently had jammed due to pressure between two discs within them. Feder a l officials. however. c;a id any measures taken now by Edison. ~ percent owner of Unit 1 along with 20 percent owner San Diego Gas & Electric Co . are con s ider e d interim Complete replacement of the valves i s con sidered the long·tcrm solution, officials sai'd . In approving the national center's report. supervisors recommended the county 's Legislative Pl anning Committee take action to seek a higher reimbursemc.·nt from the state While jmning in the vote in support of the action. Supervisor Brucc Nestande. a former state assemblyman. said it would be unlikely the reimbursement would be incrc•ased ~\On top of 'Old Smoky,' our latest peril Ci\.LU~G AU.(' \RS. llEPT. .\la.., <,.., 11 taXl'S and hig h rntC'r<'St ratl'" arl'n·t t•nou).!h. 1t \\a.., J.!n•at grid to learn this week that another puhlit' l'nem' has h N•n unl('ashccl upo n thl' haplt"'!-1 e1t l/(•nr~ I It· 1~ 1ck nt ifil'd "" Periplaneta fuli gi1w..,a 1 Senlk l k a l..,o gol'!-. h~ the al1.1 ... of the Srnnk~ Bnrn n Cockrouch. We'll .1ust call him Smok~. lnr ..,hurt ~ ,....\ .t\m·wa,·. nl'ws d i .., 1> a t · t h t· s l'l't'C'ntl' ... oun<.led the ala1:m that our coastal rc~1on has b C't'n tn\'aded b,· this new spec ies 1)f r oach . known as TOM MURPHINI -~r When I firs t r ead the Roaches Found HerC' .. 1 another marijua na raid the Smoky Brown headline thut Smok' Brown thought lht• cop.., had pulled oft READING t't:RTHER. howc\'er . ~·ou learn that Smokv is actuall\' ·La Cucaracha." of famed Spanish song ·and lore. Further ~·et. Smoky 1~ considere d a particularly obnoxiou s cockroach becau~e he likes to l~v<.• in places like sewer!->, where he could pick up disgusting dis eases b efore entering your housr lo forage for food . Paul Salata. our coastline's most famous sewer contractor. might take exception. but that's what the textbook boys say. Jn le.arning of this new cockroach menace. your faithful corres ponde nt immediately launched an No. rw. never mind the smoky brown roaches Just get the money investigation in the public interest. That is to say I picked up m~· wastepape r basket and p eered underneath it. · That failing. I turned to research books that are close at hand and therefore ar e les~ labor than a ctually gett in~ o ut to inspect som e of the aforementioned Mr Salata's sewer pipes. ALAS. RESEARCH FAILED to uncover the smoky brown roach. Texts did describe the brown.banded cockroach t alias Su pell a s upellecilium > which is alread~· common to our coastal area ar\d is considered a fairly nice fellow. as roaches go. He's lived in our region for a 1ong time Anothe r book said there are a tot;.il 11f 1.r,00 ..,petit.'!-1 rif cockroaches. of whi('h onl\' fi2 li n.• in :\11rth :\mcnca Another lt•xt said 2.000 kinds arC' around Cockroaches m genernl. tht• t•xpcrl!-. ~a~. like lo !-.la~ up late at night. an• addicted to .... t;.ir('he!-. and w:cets . und j u s t love good food. clothing and book:-. Lots of us seem to han much in common ,.,.·ith roaches . An~·wa~" thC' number s of sµcC'i e!-1 listed was baffling and l wa~ forced to turn to a local expert. one rred Reams. w ho is C'ducational coordinatnr for thC' Ora nge County Vector Control District FRED KNOWS ABOl'T more s pec ies of C'ockroachcs than the texts do. "There are 3.500 kinds tha t h ave been described. or which only 16 are cons idered not nice.·· ht• explained . The bad part is that one or the ~ot :-iices is Smok ,. Brown. who has now migrated here from places lik~ Alabama. Mississippi and Texas. Prior to just recentl~. the only Smoky Brown ever found in California w<.1~ picked up in Sacramento. according to Beam s Our vector contro l person said the larges t infes t a lion now known in our entire state has developed in Mission Viejo. A couple have b een found in Huntington Beach and one Smoky in Irvine. TtDS MAKES MISSION \'IEJO the Smoky Brown Cockroach Capital o r California. That could develop into a new theme for a Chamber of Commerce festival So you now know that wh en a Mexican combo In Missi~n Viejo s trikes up "La Cucarach a ... they really mean rt. . t ' \ I j I. I Orange Coast DAILY PIL011Thursday, October 15. 1981 H/F C7 N YSE (~O M PO S l "fE T RAN ACT ION OUOT"110H\IHCLUO' lllAOf\OHlliCNLW VOllK MIOWl.\T l'ACll'l(,P•W 101'0H DITllOlf Atj0 (jH(IHHATIHOO I A(HANCl:l AIOO •ll'Oll 110 IY IN( HA,0 •HO llO\flHt I , 'Wiltn N•f "\4ht\ flf .. I ••Al•\ Nt'l \••f'' Nf'I , .. ,... ftrl pc ~"°' l•ov (~ rt no\ t fQ\• (.P\ij •' l hd\ •ow. 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IT .. u JI!< M l'I 1• 11 .. ~· .,_.., .lit jjt ..... ti I " ,.._,,. .• -A• t.'Ptt . • II -"' 1 ' t ~ ., Earnings sustain dent SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Crown Zellerbach Corp . s ays t h at the d epressed housing industry and a 5ummer strike in Canada put a big d ent in Its third quarter earnings The forest 3nd paper products producer announced Wednesday that Its third quarter 1981 sales were $790 million, up a bit from $789 mlU1on in a like period last year. But net Income dropped to S7 million , or U cents a share, from S9 m illion, or 23 cents a share, tn the 1980 quarter. . ... ~ '-'" What's in a na01e? II':. gt•ltmg tougher imd tougher to tell what compamt-:_. do by their namt""s Tht11e days companies ur e into :.o rnany different activities that their originul ns nw:. huvc been outdated or else their names huvt' been changed to reflect nothing lor evel'ythinJl > Tnk<> a romp.m y lik e Penn Central. "Ah," you say. "tht:' railroad " Well, ii used to be Indeed, ll w as the biggest n11lroud tn the nation until it went bankrupt Th1·n tl manage d to transfer the m c1ney losing railroad properties to a government· ownt"d entity. ConRail. while it pursued proms Cro m Pl!nn ('cntrul '!> no n-railroad properties. which included things like pipelines and amuseme nt parks HcttE-1 yet, since ~ Pt-nn C~ntrftl ha-; • this huge t ax loss \r ~ 1$600 m11lio n 1 to 1 ~· l'a rry forw;.ird . it's A ~ motivuted to li1.1y up ____ .. _i..-______ _ comµanie:. lt'Ct and MllTOI IOllOWITZ right IThC' lax loss can be applied to the profits made by the acquired companies I In 1979, Penn Cl'ntral bought Marathon Mfg • the world's luri:est maker of "Jackup" rigs for ofrshore oil drilling F.arl1cr this year Penn Centra l bought a big elt•ctronic·s firm, GK Technologies. And now Penn Central 1s prep~tring to merge with Colt Industries, a company thal makes s teel. pumps, carburetors. c·om prcssors ;ind yes. ha rking baC'k to the bl'ginninl:{ Colt firearms. Pe nn Ct'ntrul plus Col t will add up to a corporation with sales or more than $5 billion The only problem· what will they call it? You remember a company called Alhed l'ht•mical" It was world famous for dumping kepone into the Jamt>~ H1ver tn Virginia. Well. it has a new buss. EdwJrd I. Hennessy Jr , and he knocked 'C'hemical" out of lhe C'Orporate monicker It's just Allied Corporation today, which can mean just about anything, wh1('h is fine with Hennessy. who seem s ready to buy anythwg lie boug ht the buttery m aker. Eltra The n he bought Bunker Hamo. an electronics outfit <they supply the Telequote service to stockbrokers) Now he's buying Apollo Lasers in Los Angeles, HB Elcclr1cal in Mansfield, Ohio. and the West Coast Refrat:tor\' & Minerals Division of Interpace Next on his s hop1 . .>i'ng list 1s Fisher Scientific. a company that supplies some fKJ.000 ite ms needed by laboratories I lennessy learned the tncks of the trade al the feel of a master, Ha rry Gray of United Technologies. Gray arrt\'ed at a company called United Aircraft <P ratt & Whitney I JO years ago, and he pr oceeded quickly to lninsform tht> company (both in na me and compos1tion1 So you never know any m ore what's lurking behind those t•orporate names. There's one company called B<ingor Punta. The na me ste ms Crom the merger or an old sugar plantation com pany, Punta Alegre. with a railroad that came out of Bangor. Maine Todav. Bangor Punta doesn't r un <i ra ilroad nor does 1t cut s ugar cane. It does make s mall pl<.>nes f 1'1pcr Aircraft ), handguns <Smith & Wesson>. a nd the chemical Mace. it operates cotton gins and l'('mt•nt µlants Fuqua lndu:.lnes7 Al least you know what 1t st ands for Chairm an J .B. Fuqua, who's about to lake the company prival('. What it does ts harder to pin down Snapper lawn mowers. Martin motion picture theaters 1152 o f them). farm -home·auto suppl~ stores t lfi5 of them) operating under the names Bi~ Rear . TSC. Robertson's and Tractor Supply. Colorcraft photofinishing. Ebonile billiard tables. Reach baseball gloves, Hutch footballs, Ajay exer cvcles. Con{'ord bowling balls and a clutch of metal° processing companies STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT DOW JONES AVERAGES NEW YORKIAP) FIMI Oow·Jonu ••II' NEW voql( IAPJ S.IH, Wtd or•<~ end Ml t he-ol tn. lllletn mosl acll•• H-York Slock E OCl\anot •nun. tr•dll\Q nallc>Nlly al more lllan 11 lor W.O , Ocl I• STOCKS 0.000 H.... ~ CloM CJie JO lllCI ... I• e.li Sl 141 ... l.S0.6S-U t3 Grummn Cp tlA,200 JJ~ IBM "'·"°° S211't 20 T rn »• 6' JIO SS >62 '1 i.l 11-t 91 14' IS Ull IOo SO 104.ll 10'2 .. 103 IS-I JI "'• u Slk JCI ~ :MO .. DI°' DI u -s.n S1911•1Co ' 90S,100 n~ Su11bu m 111,.00 i. 1111 Indus •,1", 100 • .. Tran t07.JOO Enon s I~ soo JO C1t1coro ••~-:: 1'°11 Yi Ullh 0 1.100 ~ 6$ Stll S,l•·,1'00 t:,;~~ • ~:IOD !!"' Mtrr111 Lvn .. 1,000 J1V) ., ... ..... )14 Horton Sim ll>,100 IS~ Wllm1 CO\ lll,000 2~ .. -l\\ ... ... Panntoll 311,900 «> ChH• ,..,_ m.aoo 1411, Ct ncolnc 311,tOO 16\1. Mc Ooneld 321,SOO .. AMERICAN LEADERS GOLD COINS Pel Up 11' Vo H I Up 14 S UP 11 J Up t.4 UP U uo 17 Up It up l .S UP U uo 1.0 UP I.I UP 7.J UP l.J Up 1,0 UD I 0 Pel Off 1a.o Off IJ ' Off 11.1 Off 10, Off 'I Off " Oii I 1 Oii : • Oii • Off 1 t Ott ... Off ,. Otf 7.S Off '·' Off l .S Off t.l O!t r.1 Pl W YOlllC IAPI -Prl<tt le l t w--,. flf 9Dld <OIM. <Ofl'IH'M wk!I T,,.Ml•Y'I prk9. K......,..., l lt'OV•,w.1 ... tlf ... n. M .......... I IC'O'f or,, ...e 00, eff IO S.. ..... ,. -· ' l troy ., • W4J ..... M OO .... .,.. 100 <-. ., ,,..., ... , "'41. ... 911 M.1~. kulU 0..-"""'1t WHAT STOCKS DID HEW voql( (4PI Ocl •• Prtv e.d•et1ttd Oecllned unchanoect Tota1 1u~ Hew lllQll\ Nt w IOW\ IVHA 1 AME• Dill today .j 1113 ll• 1171 11 30 HEW YORK IAPI Otl 14 cs.Jo 144 .., 1•1 II ,. Prev Advanud Decll,..., Unchen9fd To4al Is~ N•w lllQll• Hew loW1 METALS ,~,. m It• ''° "-' J I o;1, 2113 "' ISi • 1 C•1t1t•r ll h cenu • pound , U S Otslln•llom La" ..,. onh • _...a Zl11c 0 ·4'14 ctnh •pound, dell•ertd Tl• 17 'llSI M<>t•I• WM~ coml>O'lle lb 41-1...m 1..-i Cftlt• e POUnd, H V Mercw,., ~.OOoer llMk fll••"'-"4U.OO troy or • H v. SILVER w_, Hendy A Har,,,.,,,\• \JO Ot• 1roy aun< t GOLD QUOTATIONS • ..._.., ~·,...,..."II "•'nos.us ls. uo u .oo L-: .ti .. "°"" flxlno .... , 25, up SI.OD PM't1: .i11moon llxlno ~I >', ott 110.~, 1'••1111""1: .... s "· oll IO 10. z.,1cll; lalt 11•1"11 ~2 00. uo U .00. s.OAS.00 at11t111. Ha11•y & "•r111•11: only delly quoit 16«.U, IC> SI 00 •--:only dally QUOlt ........ b , ~ Sl.00. I .......... Only a.II, qUOlt lllllrtc•lod $AM ....... su1s SYMBOLS Jack Ande r s.on llily • reveals in tlte r: .. I I ., ·1 " I I i ( I ' i ' c '-/'. "C .... 0 $ 1 ' 02 HJF Orengo Coast DAILY PILOT!Th ursday. October 15, 1981 p e nding rapped Si\CHAMENTO tAP I The :1lule Dt•1J11rlrnt.>nt of t-;ducution ftlllt•d lo adt-quukly control $7 .3 m1llton 111 puynwntb for con'>ultani:: :1crv1ct>s In 1978 80, a lcg1blat!ve audll <.·011<.'luded NOTICa TOCIOtOIT•ACTO•I CALLllllO "°" 1101 I School 01url<1· Coetl Community Coll9" OlttrlU. 8ICI 0..11,. t 00 O'(lot.k p m o• Ille Siii dO OI N ...... ~. 1•1 P!eQ W ~ "9<9lpl ()ffln ot , ... """'""""' ...,., Ml Mw\ ... PeNlll, Coe.I Comm1.1nlly Coll-D"lrlel. 1J70 ACl.IM• Av•. Co\lo Mesa, CA .,.,. Pf'OjKI lcllfllfllC•llon Name Gol~ Wtst Coll-LIOhllnv Fl•IUrH 11111a11a11on. 810 No 103'. EMroY COltMrvoliOn -l\KH • 10 Plou Pion• •re on Ille Dffl<• ol P"y•IUI l"klllti.s Plennlno, Door A 01 8 . Cool Community Coll•o• DIUrlcl, 1310 Ad•m• Ave • Cosio Me\a, CA'261' NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 1 ... 1 IM •bo .. na.....i School Dhlrlcl of OrM\119 <:ountv. Colltcw111a, oclln9 by llnd lllrOl.IQll II• Govorllll\Q 80.,0, llo rolnaller •••erred to •• "DISTRICT," wtlt receive up ID, but not l•ter li'Wln llW obovo·~llecl time. Mot.cl bkb !or n. ow•rd of a contrkl few Irle -IWOjt<1 81ch .,_.II be recelveci 111 tr.e pike MEET ROY & DALE IN PERSON FRIDAY OCT. 16, 1 TO 3 P.M. BRING THE FAMILY . " We're looklng forward to meeting YOUI ..cmce OI' oe l'AUl.' AMO •LB'CTIC* TO MU. IMl'OllTANT NOTl(e " YOUlt ... OPlltTY Ii tN P'OltecLO&I llC~Ull vou Altl l lHINO IN VOU• PAYMl'NTS, IT MAY &• SOLO WITHOUT ANV COU •T AC;TIOl'i, -"°"may ... ,.. Ille ·-I "91'11 IO tl<lna ,._ «<-•In ~ fl ........... poyl119 •II Of your P•U dllO 1141t'monh plu• perml«od '°''' end t•oenses wllllln lhrH montl'l.s fl'Ofrt ,.,. 0.10 fll• noll<o w•• recorded. Tlll.s .,.,,......., I• ''" 00 as of Se91...,o. U, 1•1, -will lll('HM with your IKCOllnl be<OINS <1.1rtenl Vw may llOt ,.. .. to POY Ille onllt• unp•ltl -111H> et your •«O\lllt, even lltouQI\ 11111 P4'Y"-I wa.t clef'n-d. but you must pev ti.o ornount tloteo llJO•• UnleH '"• oblla•tlo11 Deln o tone IOHO upon permits a lonoor period. YOW...,.., N l~I r..,.t to ftQll Ille f ... eclo"'" onty l)y paylftO Ille e1111ro •mounl ctem•ndttl tlY yowf c.Wltor wltllln llWw '"°"'"-aller 1he dale ol reccwcSatlon Cll 1111• ooc:ument, wlllcll tl•I• ot •ecordlnQ •PPoart i.oroon To llnd ~ the •"-I you mu>I pey, or to .,,.,. tor payment 10 1101> IN tcw1K-•, 0< II your iwooerl1 '' 111 lore<loaur<t fOr any omer reason, co111ac 1. Profoulon•I Community Menaotmtnl, rnanagln9 •11•nt •or R•ncllo DomlnQUU Communlly AUO<l•llon al 2J7l6 81rl<ller Drl•e, El T0to. Cellforn1e ""' 1 .. n•• II you ltavo ony quaotlons, vou if\ould contact • •••vo•' 01 1111 90yernmonte1 ._CV wttlcll may llovo Insured your loen. Remember. YOU MAV' L.OSE llGAL. RIGHTS IF YOU DO HOT TAIC E PROMPT ACTION NOTICE IS HERE8Y GIVEN llWlt pvnue111 to Arll<to v . !iacllons l·S 01 lh• D•clOrollon of Cove nonh, Concllllons Mid Res1'1ctlons, re<ordad July 20, tt7' 1n Bodi ,,, .. , Paoos an llOTICa INVITING 810$ Notice I• lle••l>t' t lv•n 111•1 tllo taoor• ol Tr11stou 01 Ille CoHI Community Coll-01.Crlct Of Ot~ COl.lllh , C.lltcwnlo, wlll •<Kolvo '""° bids up 10 11 00 a ,m ., l'rl•oy, Hovomw .. 1•1 •I the Purc ... •1119 O.por1,.,,.,.1 of H id coli.oe dhtrlc1 IOUttd al IJIO Adam\ Avonw, C•lla AMse, Ce111cwn1a, at wtt1c11 11rno .. ,. bids wlll bO ou1>11c1v ~nea •nd ••ACI lor PAINTING & BINDING SPRING 1 .. 1·12 CLASS SCHEDULE c;OLDEN WEST COt.LEC.E All l>lcl• are to be In «COtdoll(• wllll Ill• I le! Form ln•lrut t1on\ •nd ConOltlont -SOaclfk~lon• which •t• now on Ill• -mav be w<ure<t In Ille ofllc.a a1 .,. Pu<cllO>tno Aoom ~ \AIO co11999 dl>lrlcl EIKll blO!ltr mu~ .~mll wllll !)I• Die! a u.s11i.. s c~•. co'111it0 C.netk, or blocton bond,,,_ PoY•"• •IN order of ti. C.00\t COMrn1111lly Coll- Ohlrlct llo.ro of Trwtl .. • 11'1 an a mount not In• 11\on II•~ percent U%> of the S\111'1 btO a• a 9ueranl" 111111 Ille bidder wlll enttr 11110 Ill• propo .. d Contrecl II Ille ,.,.,.. l• •wordeO 10 lllm 111 11w evonl ol l•llur• 10 elllOf' Into >UCll contract llw p<oceech ol tlle <he<" wlll ~ 10t1tlled. or In ""' caw o• 0 bond ""' lull •um ll'te•eol "'"' De forlelled to ••O coll-Ol•lr O<t NO b10dtr mo1 Wllhdrow llll bid tor • period al tcwty five IOI de't'\ •lter Ille Otte WI for Ille open1119 tllereot Tiie Boero OI Tr\1\1 .. , reset•os the Prl•ll•Qt of re1o<t111Q ony encl •II blcls 01 to w•1v• env 1rregut•rttl•S or lnlormolllles 111 •ny blO or In tllt blddl"IJ NORMAN E WATSON !iacretary Boaro 01 Tt\•>lff\ C:O.\I Community Coll-D1ltr1<I Publ1>1>ed 0r.,. CO<lsl Colly Pilot October IS, 21. l"'I NU ltllCf c,.,._ IMl'OtlTAllT NOTICa "' YOU• ,.O .. •fll TV " IN POltlCLOSUltC eaCAUSI YOU Altl e•HtNO IN YOU•· llAYMINTS, IT MA\' &• SOL.0 WITHOUT ANY GOU•T ACTION, aM y-.i ma y -lfta .... , rleflt to tlf1"t v-.ir a<CNlt II\ .... ,..,_,. llY "y lnl •II flf '1'N' PHI M N Yl'Mftll pl;js permitted c_.. en4 011,...... •ltllln '"~" MOftllla from Ille date tltlt Notlu of Dola1.1l1 wo• reco1t9t1. This • .._.. Is U.12'.ti •.s of •Ml •tlcl wlll Inc"'-UrtUI .,_ 1KC- 1N<ema1 <u<f"ent Y-.i ,..., "°' ,,..,. 10 "' tlle en~•~ _ .. oenlon"' '°"' e«ount, • "'°""' 11.tll N 'l'rtWnt wM tlemancled, t you m utt PllY ''" •movntt -.... Alter tt.roa ,,_.,,. frof'tl the CS.ta et r.coroati., of tf\lf tltCWl)Olll lwN<ll tlale Of -datlon -· lie'""'· .... 1 ....... o111io-11on ... ,,,. fOretl- 1.1pon permKe • toneer ~rl04, you llove onty u,.. ,_, rltJtlt lo 1toP "'9 foreclos1.1~• by P•ylno Ille 01111ro amount o.mandecl by your crodltor. To llno out Ille -you mus1 pay, or Ill.,,.,,,,,, few payment to •• the lort<IOturo, ., If "°"' .,,_,.,, •• • In tore<~ !or ...... Ofllef ffflOft, cont•CI AMaltlCAN IAVINOS AND LOAN AUOCIATION, 1H2, Ii W"llller Blvd., Whittler. Callfomla t0i07 PH. 1714) 71~71&1 If you lt•v• •ny Que\llons. YfU M\ould contact• lawyer or lhe _,,, mont ....,cy which may ,..,.. lnsUf.O vour loen Rttmember, YOV M"\' L.OSE L.l!GAL. RIGHTS IF YOU DO HOT TAKE PROMPT ACTION. AEFEltEHCE NUMBER 81 21221' HOME A .. I Estete NOTICE 01' OE~AUL.T AND f.L•CTIOfl TO Sf.LL. UNOE• OE•D Ol'T•UIT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN; Tllat IOtnl"led IN>ow, -s"•ll be --o ncl publlcly rood o loua al the obove·flOlea time end pike. Ti.ore will be o .(). doPQtll requlrea lor •Hll HI of bid documonls to 9U4lran1 .. Ille return 111-" c-lllon wllllln 0. Cl.I-rt •lter Ille blcl -•no d•le '"rouQll t07 of Olllclal Aocordo, i--------------0••1100 'toun1y, Calllcwnla, •bro.ell of Ille obll9•llon 01 p•yme nt of •SMUmenll N s otcurreci Notice of salO bre<Kll on<I lien w•s lllod for record on Merell 11, ttlt, In 8oolt 2J117, Pago 03 of uld Olllclal Aocorcls. Ho p•ymont of pest due amout1h ... s occurred Therefore, IM Ranc 110 Domlnouu Community Auoc:tallon -llereby alee I to sot I or COUH to b• •Old, .... 1011owln9 Otter!-real prooeny 10 wtlsfy Ille 44'1'1-11 f' I A ST CH ARTE R FIN AN CI AL CORPORATION, • corpor•llon, Is Truswo -· • DeeCI of Tr.nt CS.I.cl 0 1com ber 19111, 1977 uecwted by Eo<ll bid mu•I contorm •nd be rupon•lvo to IM contrect documonu. E OCll bid '114111 be eccompenlod by Ille wcurlty ref.,.," to In 11w contr.cl do<umontt -by lht llll OI """'°Md >ub<onlreclo<._ Tl>o DISTRICT rest<,,._ Ille rlOhl to reject eny °' ell bids or to wOlve •ny lrr•9ularllltt 0< lntwrnallllos In any bid> cw In lht blddl"ll The DISTRICT lie\ oblal,..<1 from Ill• 01,.ctcw of Ille Dep•rtment of lnclu>lrl•I Rolatlons Ill• general pre•a lllng role of per diem wa99s In Ille locellty In WlllCll 1111\ -·-Is to bO peliorm.O Jor eecll crat I or lype of wor-m•n ne•d•d to ••ecute th• contrect n...., r•tes are on tllt •I Ille DISTRICT offlc• IOCet•d al Olflc• Of Plly•lc•I Facllllln Plannlno, Traller Complo, 1310 ACS.ms, Co"o Mn• Copltt mev be OOl•lrw<I on roqueu. A copy ot "'"° retos Sl>Oll i.. l>"'l•d •t the Job 11111 Tiie tcweooing S<lledule of per diem w•991 I• IWIMCI upon • wor•l"ll do~ Of el9lll Cl) l'tours The r •le lor llolldey •net O•erllme ..... ,,.. .. i.. •• IHSI llmeon<1-.11e11 It \!loll bO m onctatory upon IM CONTRACTOR to whom Ille contract •s •w•r<Sed , •nd upon 1ny s1.1bcontr.ct0< u-him, to pay not less lllen Ille ••Id Sf)e(lfleo ralt> lo all wor•mon tmoloyed by ttwm In tho tncutlon of the conlracl No blddtr may wlthdr-111s bid lcw • perlOCI ot "•IY (60) deys •f1•r Ille dolt sel few tllO OCJl!ftiftll Of blcli A P•vmenl bon<I and • performance bond wlll b• requirtcl ortor I tauutlon of Ille contract Tho peymenl bon<I >NII be tn ~ lc><m Ml lorlll In Ille conlrkt document\ ~mlnglloercl Se<rel•ry, 80.t<O of Trustw• Publl>IWd Or•-Coasl Dally Pilot, Oct. lS, n, 1'111 000~1 DEATH NOTICES ~~============= ======='· FAR WEST SAVINGS and Loan Association 19114 Magnolia Ave., Huntington Beach (714) 963-2900 •FREE GIFTS •FOOD •PRIZES •COUNTRY MUSIC HELP ROY & DALE CELEBRATE 50 YEARS IN SHOW BUSINESS! PVIUC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS 8USINESS NAME STATEMENT PUil.JC MllTICE l'"ICTITIOUS 8US1Nf.SS N ... ME STATEMIENT PUil.JC NOTICE "91UC. llTICE l'"ICTITIOUS IUSINESS obll901lon. Lot 23 of Trecl t02~, os shown on a map recordtd In BoOll UI, Peoes u to 17, Inclusive of M•K•ll-ou• Mop" •e<orc11 of w lCI Orenoe. Collfcwnl• The record v•tted owner ot the properly mcwe ccwnmonly known as ?ttU VI• Col•. YorD• L.lndo, Calllornla are Roti.rt 8oroerton, IConnotll 1-lollls •nO/or A09•r ano Korol Aualenlen DATED Sept 14, 1 .. t STA TE 01'" CAL.tFDRNIA) , .. COUNTY OF ORANGE RANCHO RANCHO OOMINGUEZ COMMVNITY ASSOCIATION ev.H.A s1cww. As>l5""'1 Secret•ry On s.ptember :it. ttlt. befor" mo, Ille \lnOtrtlQNO, • NoUlry Public: 111 •nO tor said Sl•te, person•llY llf>pe•rod H.A. Slc>M, known lo me lo b• Ill• AUISl•nl 5Ctcr•1••Y ol , ... corpcw1llon tl\al .,,ocutod tho within IMlrumenl, anown 10 mo to "" ti.o person wl'IO uecutecl Ill" w ithin i nstrument on behalf ol Ille coroor•Uon lh•re1n n•med. •nd oc~nowleclge<I to me Illa! ouch corpor•llon eucultcl tne wllllln lnslrum-r>ur,...nl 10 lls BY·UW> or • rnolutlon of Ill lloe1d of Dlreclort. WITNESS my......., end ofllclOl S.•I Slonature Betty A Norveson P,,bll"'°" OranQO Coa\I Dally Piiot. Ocl IS, 12. "·Nov S, t .. t 4St._lt ruauc NOncE l"tCTITlOUS atJSINESS NAME STATEMENT The followl119 PA'"'"' ••• <tolng OU•IMUU. (A) ASSOCIATED REAL.TY WI(,(; PE\H.I. S '.\11:1; J long 11nH• 1 t''1tl 1•11t 11 ( ;'l;e\\pt11t B1·,1l:h c-J ~Tr!. Chari"' I. W1,:?1! 1J1t•d on Ortol.ll•r I<! l!Jl:ll .11 htr homt· ;it till' ai.:t• of 81i \1 ,., \\'11.!I! was horn 1n C';111.1tl.1 .111<1 ilfter lwr m.irn.1,i:t• mm t•rl tn Southern Califrn 111,1 111 1922 \Ir W1i.:i.: ""' .t l1111ltl111i.: cont r al' t '' r I po n h 1 :- bu!i':.:s::~•o-ylnQ Pe,.on l•~no CFG INVESTME NTS, 11170 Newllope St 4111, Founte1,. V•lll'Y Calllcwnlo "1108 The tollowlnQ person I• 001n11 buSIM\SAS J & J PROOUCTS CO , , • .., Wlllltter, Cost• "°"'WI, CA '1l11 Arlin E J tllrlH . t&90 w111111er, Costa -·CA 11107 l'ICTITIOUS 8USINIEU NAME STATllMENT Tho lollowlnQ person ts clolng t>uslneU.tt WILLIAM NONA ~ ASSOCIATES. :MOO Irvine Av ...... S..lt• JU, NnrPO•I Buell, C•llfornlO tMO l714-'7t-12tSI Wllll•m Nona, •n Soulll Spar•s. NAMIE Sl'ATEMENT Tll• lollowlno perM1ns ort buslnHSH cjolnQ 'iEAVICE OF NEWPORT BEACH, INC . (8 ) ASSOCIATED BROKERS SERVICE OF NEWPORT BEACH, 107S W &elbot 81vcl , H~port Beach, Cl-'2~ I E Productions. 1S11 Mllcl>oll Ave., Tus1111. CA '26'0, P 0 Boa It 101, Cosla MoM. CA .,,V Joltn 0..111 Pinnj•, 1Sl2 MllCMll. Ca,men F Gutlo, ll'MJ D•tl' Slltel, F ountaln Valltv, Co111orn1a •voe Tustin, CA 926'0. Tlllt buslne!d I• conOVclod by on ln<tlvldual C.,._,, F Gullo T~IS buMMU ts conouctl'd l>Y an lndlvlO..•I Arlln E J•lfrlO Tllll >tol-t was flied Wll~ Ille County Cltrl< of Or-Counly on Oct Burb<ln-. C.lllornl• 91SO.. Tiiis bull11Hs Is conducttd by •n tndl•lclU411 J elf Steinborn. • 17 E Glenpool, Clltl.notn• 741lJ. 'Clt.uocl•l"cl Really Sorvlc• Of N"wPOrl BHcll, Inc , • Cellfornla 134111, CO•PO••llon, ol m.s w B•lbo• Bl•d., Newport Be.ell. C.lllornla 92663. tJ "" flllS ., .. _I ... , lllecl ...... , .... County c...-a of Or-County onOcl ll .... I 1'17JtU Fl7JIU Put>ll>IWd Or•-Coasl D.atly Pllol, Publlshtd Or•"O" Coosl Colly Piiot, Oct IS, U, 1'1. Ho• s. 19t1 ••7).11 Wllllem H- Tlll• slol..._1 ••s 111.0 wllll lht (;)<Only Ciera of Or-County on Oct •. ltlt 1'1727 .. This b~lneu Is conducted by • 119M•al Port,..rVllp John D PiMIW This ,._.,_, was tu.a with Ille County Clerk OI Or91\9t C°"nly on Oct. lJ, 1 .. 1 Tiiis t>vslMn Is conO..ct•<I by a ccwpor•llon Auoclateci R .. lty ~v1u of Newport Bekll, Inc H•t-E Joy PrMldMI l'UJll Tiiis •l.C_.,t was 111.0 wllh Ille Publl"*' 0r0ft9" C.oa~t Dally P1101, County Cl-of Or-County on Ocl re t 1rl'm1·11 t 111 l!llH llit·1--------------PUBLIC NOTICE Put>ll•lleG Oro-. Coo" O•llv Piiot. Oct IS 22, ,., Now S, t•1 •51Wt Oct IS, 11, 1'1, Nov S, 1 .. 1 OtMl \\'1gg., mm 1•rt '" "t'\\ port PUil.JC NOTICE PUIUC ltllCE Oct IS. 21. 2'. No• s. .... u 1 .. 11 12, .... .. .,,.,, Publl~ Or"•not C:O.\I Delly Pltol, Bee1ch. CJ 10 1.11.1· lllt•1 a'•--------------ESCltOWNo.11-...iK port C'Jp\,un ol 1 lw orangt· CPl>7., NOT1c1: TO c•Eorro•s OI' eu1.11 Empt rl· ('11u111·1I Se;i IF ~OMU~Ri~NOTPNEOJ~C~ IS IN ~".A:s:~~~N:o:~N~~-..T~~i~ l'l(.TITlOUS 8USINESS Nl\ME STATIEMEHT ---------------10<1 IS, 21, 1'1, Nov S, 1 .. t •SlJ .. I F:xplorcr Ras 1• ,\I) at·tin• FORECLOSURE eEc';.usE V'OU lf.VE•AOE LICENSE(S) (Sec\. •1t1 meml}l'r "' ('hi, ... , ( 'hurrlt II\ A R E BEHIND I N y 0 v R u.~oci,~t,-;:::rr:E-::~IVEN ..... • neu~~RCVRY SYSTEMS, t1 Wiiiow NOTICE~ OEl'AUL.T AND lht•Sl'<J 'h••\\<J.,ltl\lll\~•tl1~1 PAYMENTS, IT MAY BE SOLD l>ulk lr-19<0lperson.lpr-rty-Trtt lane,lr~1,..,CA'17tS ELf.CTIONTOSIELL (; ul ti •• n \).!t• .1111' t' .. m l'll WI THOVT ANY COURT ACTION, •ncl • lr•n•t"' of tlquor hce<>selll •• •tio..I MARIAN s BOOTH, II Wiiiow IMl'ORTANT NOTICE ('11dt• Sht• 1-.. .,111\1\\'ll In:! youmov,..-...ll'ltlf'901•'911110brll\ll IOb4Pm-TruL•ne.lrvlM CA'11U If' YOUR P ROPERTY IS IN ,00,., I I Tru rn.1tl \\ I",,· 111 your •ccount 111 QOOCI tt•ndln9 by P•• Tiie name ts>. m•lll"9 a<lclreu •n<t Thu bUS•nn> IS <-ucte<I by •n In FORECLOSE BECAVSE YOU ARE -,..,.. Ing Oii of your pest due peym..,.t> plus ZIP Code Numb4Pr <11!0 SoclOI Security 01vlOu•I BEHIND IN YOVR PAYMENTS, IT Rn.1wlr\ .11111 D1111~1a,. s permlnoo costs •ncl oponses "'""'" or Federal Tu Number, of Ill• Morl•nS Booth MA V' BE SOL.O WITHOVT ANY Wig~ of Ht•1t1111tlo l\1•ach. 111r" montl>s trom Ille cl.Ila tnl> Hollo llc:tnsH·ln1-o tr•nsleror(s) are. Tiii> Sltl•"-' wH 111.0 with Ille COURT .ACTION, 4lnd ,_ may llovo ( rl h OI Delaull w~ ro<cwdtd. SALRICHIEO'S, INC .• 17111 Slly Part County Clertl of OrAl\99 County on 0<1 1 ... IOQal rlQM lo bring y-IKcounl In 'a . 3 au.e lt•r,. lit•raldtnl' Tiii• amount ts u ,ISS 7J ••of SEPT &lvo .• 1..,,1,.., CA'2llJ •, '"' 9000 stondlno by peyt1111 a ll ol your Ander ... on or Su:,,tn\ 111(', I.ob ,,, ... 1 -will Iner .... unlll your 9'· Tll• n-01. m•lllno -·"· •ncl 1'17US1 PHI dve peymenu plus "'mitt•<! Reimer qj ="'t'\\ 1mrl n1•,1('h , Count bKomH cur ..... I V'ou may not ZIP Code N.....-r -Soclet Security Publl\htd Or•nv-Coe•I Delly Piiot, <OU• end ••penHs wllllln three C a and t' ha r I 1, n t' 11avo lo PoY Ille enllrt unpaid porllon or Fed•••• To• Num~r. ot 111e Oct I , 1S,'1,?'I, "" uot-11 months frcwn the dale cnts notice we• of your ac;count. even lllollQh lull PO· In 1 t n d td Ir• n '1"ro1 ( s) 1 rt . --------------• recorded. Tiiis amount Is SI, us.n as llans hC'rJ.:t•r of <;lt•111l.1k m1n1wos<1ornandtd,buly.,..mustpey GUENTER GRUETEA, tJt7 Dornon •iBllC-TICE ol ... ugustt,t911en<twlll lncrHwuntll (.'u . 22 gr;tnd t•l11ltl1t·n !JO IM•mountslal.OAl>Ove Avtnu• Anoll•lm, CA •1102, SS rv "" your occounl bKomes currenl You .:re,tl grantkhildi 1,11 .inrl 1 After three ..-1M from t•• dote of No s~1u.:i mo not ,..,..10 pay 1,,. ..,.,,. unp•ld recordotlon of '"'' docu..-1 (wlllcll Tiie PHSOtl•I property to b• l'ICTITlOUS 8USINIESS po<'llOn of "°"' IKCounl, oven lhouoll .er(' a I I! I I' ,I l i.: I .1 ti tit• ht I fl O•I• ol. reccwdallon •PPHn Mr.on). tran\forred ll deS<r1bed In 99nerOI as: NAME STATEMENT lull "°'"*'' WH dPm-cl. bul you Fu Ol'l"al ~l'r\'I('\'' \\ 111 ht• hl'ltl unleu ti• obli11•llOn tielnQ lorecl~ All of IM stock In tredlt. mercl\anctlw, 1 "• follow I nu p•rson Is do! 1111 mu•1 poy the,,._,.,,, .. ,.., above. al Chrii.I ('hunh h\ tht• '\l'a upenpormltso!ontJerperlocl,youlleve •upplles. lll!lures,oqulpmont,QOOClwlll bu\ln .. ••• Unlus '"" obll9a11on belnQ fh• 1011ow1119 pert()ft Is dolnQ bu>I PUBLIC NOTICE ruauc "1IE NOTICE OF DEATH OF VIRG I L FRANKLIN SMITH ANO OF PETITION TO ADMINISTER ESTATE NO A110664. To all heirs. b e n e f iciaries, c reditors and contingent c r e d i t o r s of Virgi l Franklin Smith and persons who may b e o therwise interested in t he will and /or est ate: PUBLIC NOTICE N-Vt NOTICE TOC•EOITOfllS 01' 8ULll T•ANSl'"E• 15ac._ 6101-4107 u .c .c I Notice Is hereby Qlnn lo IM cre<tllcws of RANCHO TRAVEL, INC., a Calllcwnl• <0<Po<atlon, Tr•MfOf'or, who•• buslnus aclclr•u IS H Coolbrooll;, Cltv ot Irvine. County ot Or•noe, Slalt ot C•lltornie, tlWlt •bulk lronster h about lo b• made to Gr•ll•m l'"1mll1 Trust, Tran•loree. who>t buslneu •Oorus Is JOHO So11110110 Road, City of Temo<ulO, Co1.1nh of Rivor\1cle, Sl•te o l Collfornla Tll" or-riy IO bO lren1terre<I h ClcrS<tlbed In 00 .. ,.. .. All Uock In lr•do, fhtlu,..., equlpmanl and 9000 wlll of lllel Tro•el AQency bUSIMu known as RANCHO TR ... VEL Ancl located a t 1S'61 Yrws Road. City of Tome<ul•, C<>untv of Riverside, Slate ot Callfornt• Tllo Dulk lransler w lll be consummeled 11'1 cw alter Ille '1111 Cloy of November. 19t1 at 10·00 AM •t Wolorn Mutual Escrow Ccwp., Attn. Arclltn Au•Mll -.e _.,,." 14 1 So Yorb•. Suitt 101. TuHln, Colllornl•. Thal the lest dat• tcw flllnv clolms In Ille H<n>w rel•rr9<1 to lloretn I> November l, t .. I So tor as Is •nown to Ille Transteroe. •II bltSIMIS names And JlddrHW• u!.Od by tr.e Tron•IHor tor Ille Po•I lllr• Y•~r'\ •re. s.tne WILLIAM J JOVANOVIC AND L.YN· DA E JOVANOVIC, 11...-.0 encl wife os Trurlcw, to MCure c.en•ln -1- t lon• In •••or OI AMERIC AN SAVI NGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION. t coroor•tlon, •' Beneftclery, r•· c ... cle<I Jan. t, "" 1n 8ooll 1u21, Paoo ""of Ofllcl•I Recorcls In Ille OHIU Of Ill• Recorder ol Orano• County, Calllornl•, H Instrument No 111• said 01>ll11•t-lnc.lude o promluorv note ,.,, 111e prlnctpal sum of i 1oa,soo.oo, Thal o braa<h OI, and del•ull In, tho obll9ollons lor wl>lc:ll well Dcrod, h M<urlly ... s occurred In lllol peymenl llosnol --of· The 1..a.11,,,...,. OI prlnclpel -In· terot ~ became d,. Auvust I, ttlt •nd e ll subMquanl povmonts which -... ..... clue t11er .. 1ter, lnclu<I· lnQ any let• Clle<tJH or otllor wm• payeble Ulllller ll'te term• of Mid Noto or Deed of T rUS1 Tlla~b rte'°" llloroof, Ille un· clersl9 prttMnl beftofk lory under StKll , l'IM He<U'" Ond dellvorocl lo said Tnastae o written De<larotlon of Default -Demand for Sale, and hos clePOsllod wllll .. Id T,ltS_ well -•llCI oll dOc:-IS ovlden<lllQ ~ ll9ollons se<ured tlleroby, •nd ... , de<ter.O --. ,..,.eby dKIAro e ll sums M<ured thereby lmm.Olatety dlle Ond peyallle And hos OIKtOcl •nd doe• "''"'°' •!Kl to cau .. Ille tr..st i:r-rly 1o be sole! to .. 1111v lhe ob- llQollon --IN••bv AMI! ltlCAN 5.AVINGS ANO L.OAN ASSOCIATIOM Doled Socltember l , 1'8t By Vlr9lnia M Sllca•r, D•teo. Octooer •. l .. t. Asst. Vk• Prttldont Gr.,..m Fomlly Trust By Slevon M. Foehrer. W•llv J Cr..,.m Aulstanl Secretary Trust• Tllo orflllnal 01 ll'le foreoolno Notk• Rowmtry Gr.,..m • 1 was llled fo< re<onl on ._tWI In Ille of· Trust• Ik e of tlw County Recorder of w lCI l r•nsleree County Publls/'ltcl Ora-C.o.nl Colly Pllol Publl•lled Or-Coast Delly Piiot Ocl. IS,'"'' 4511·11 .,epl. 2S. Oct 2, '· 1', 1•1 •211 .. i PUIUC NOTICE NOTICIE TO CltEOI TO•!. 01'" IULI( T•AN5.l'"IEll 15ac .. ••ti .. 101 u.c.c .> Nolle• Is llertby given 10 Ille creditors of COSGROVE INC , JOMPll L Cinorove, PrttlOtnl and Merl,.. E C~rov•. Vic~ Pres•o.nt, Tren1teror. •hose cllll'I uo<uttve Jlddrns I> S200 lrvlM 8outev•rO, SPK• 4S2. Clly ot Irvine, Counh ot Oronoe, Stale ot Calllornla. lllot a bulk tronsfer ts ObOUI lo b4P m•d• lo A1clla rd A. Bonnovler -Goroldlrw 8onne•I••. Tr•nsftr~. ~ 11<.dl,..u ac1<1rus Is ISOt S..pulved•, a10'IA, City 01 WulclltttH, County ot L.0> Anuele., Sl•t• ot Calllor111a TM ~riv 10 be trensftrred I• deS<rl-In 119nor<14 .. All SIOCk In lraOt, tlirtu,..., oqufprMnl •nd QOOCI wltl of tP't•t Form•lwe•r t>us1ness kno w n •s "GI H GISS FORMAL.WEAR" and loOl.0 •I 14.J Del Amo Fuhlon Square, City ol T0<r•nce, County ot Los Angelos, Slot• of Calltornlo Tllo bul k tr•nsl•r w lll be consummaltd on cw •""' 111e 9111 oav OI Hovemi...•. !'ill at 10 00 AM ot Weste rn Mutu•t f!.crow, •ho~• •tldreu I• t«llt South Ycwtwo. Sult• tot, Tu•lln. Call1orn111 Attn l Ind• Rubenacker T,..I I~ IHI dote tor 1111119 claims 111 Ille n<row rot.,.rod 10 ller.,ln I• November 6, 1'81 So t a r tl IS known lo Ille Tran•lffet'S, •II business names end oclc:lrouos U'lt<I by tllt TraMleror for IM put lllrM .,..,. are: S.me. D•t•d: Set>t-r 23, '"'' RkllerO A. llonMvler Go<•ldlrw 8onrwv1...- Tr-fe<~ Published Oro._ C:O.sl D•llv Pi101 . D<t IS, "" 01:>-lt PUil.JC NOTICE NOTICE TOC•EDITOU o~ aUL.k T•ANSPf.lt 15acs. •101•111 u .c .c.1 Notice 1 ~ 11er•by 91ven lo Ill• credllo<> of COSGROVE INC . by JOM Pfl L. G.o19rove, PrHldont •nd Morllle £ Cb\ljrovo, Vice Proslclent, T ron•ftTor. •hose clllel u ecutln odclrn s I• 5200 Irvine Bouleverd, Spece ••S2. City of Irvine, County ot Oranoe. Sl•l• Of C•llfcwnl• INI •but• tronsfor i• aboul lo ti. mac!" to Rkllard R aor-""'' oncl Geraldlrw 8onn•Yler. Tr•nslerees. who~e buslnus Adldrtts Is ~t Stputvect.. • ?O'IA. City OI wes1c11ester, c .... n1v o1 Los An91'I~. Sl•te ol Callfcwt1lo, Tiie iw-rty to be cransferred I• <toscrlbecl In -rot H All stock In lr•de. lllrlu,..., 4PQu1prnenl end -" wlll 01 tllol Formatw••• t>uslnon •no w n •• 'GI N GISS FOAMALWEAR" and locatea ol 18S Fow 1-lllls Mall, City ot Culver Ctty, County of Los An9e1 .. , Stal• of C•litornl• The bul• tr•ns t•r w Ht b• consummated on cw efltr lhe "" def of November, 1'81 al to oo AM. ol Western Mutu•I Escrow, whos• ed<lreu ll ta 1 Sou1h Yortwo, S..lt.e IOI, Tu>lln, Calllornla '7690, Attn L.lncta Rubenacker Thal Ille last Clole tcw llllnv claims 111 lht escr-roferr'ed to l>oroln Is Nove-•. '"' So f•r •S ts •now11 lo t h• T ransfereH, •II business nam .. encl adclres..s used by Ille Transferor lor Ille past three Yffrl tre Same. Dated Se91em1>er n. 1"'1 Rk l\ard A. Bonnevle< Geraldine aor,,,.v.., lramtereos Publlfl'Ocl Or•"9t C:O.sl Dolly Piiot. 0c1 u. '"' on.at on Satunl ~t\. O< lt!ht•l Ii, only Ille l•Q•I rl9M to slop the ano trade of that certain bu•lnes> WOODESIGN, lll>SI Oolr•y Circle, loreclos.O upon pormlls • 1on9er lore<losur• by payln9 "'" entire ~nown as SALRICHtEO'S Weslmlmi.r. Caltfornla •Ml perlocl, you lleve Ille 1"991 rltJlll to "CC> 1981 at H 00 \\I I ti lll'U of amount demanded by your credllcw Said~,.,.,,,.., pr-rly h locoted at Jell L Ga rdner. eu1 Delroy c.1r<1e. Ille fofe<losure only by paylno ""' A petition has been filed by Diana Pleasonton Lov e joy in the Superio r Court of Orange County P'llUC ltllCE PUil.JC NOTICE flo" t·r~ J(lrt" m;I\ lw m.1dt• To find °"' 11• •,,_nl vou mu•I 110 Clly Pitre Soulll, Oranoe. CA WutmlMler. Calllcwnla •Ml entire amount <tomandecl by 1our to lhl' Pl•,irl \\ lj!j! \li•lll1trl,ll PoY. or to arr--ve •cw Povment 10 llOP .,..,.; formerly known as U City PIOu This bld111Hs I> colldU<ltd by on crtdllcw w11Nn lllrw ""'"''"'after lht d '"" loreciosure, cw 11 your iwooerly Is South. O<ainoe, CA,,_ lndlvlclual oat• of ,.cor'd.ilon OI 11'1" do<ument, Fun .it ('hrt"I C'hutl'll h~ In lort<t~ tor any 011>or rouon, Tllo •lc-k bt.....--lkonso(sl to JettL Ga ron"' which Oal• of ••cor<llnQ appears the Sl'<I, J 1()\1 l\a tlto;i fll\ll Contact b4P lransler~ 11/U• Oe\crlbed as TlllS 111.a<...,_l wes 1110!0 wlll'I Ille hereon Newport R1•a<•h ('a ... ME RICAN SAlllNGS AND LOAN ••·'101J On Sal•,-· & Wine And ore County Clerk OI Or-County on Oct To find °"' Ille amount '(OU m11>1 HARIOll LAW~MT. OLIVE Moriuary . CemPINV Crematory 11)25 Gisler Avf' Cos1a Mes.1 540-5554 rlilCE IROTHERS HLL IROADW A Y MOlTUAIY 110 Broadwav Cosla Mesa 642·9150 IALn & IERGERO ... SMITH & TUTHILL WUTCLIFF CHA,EL 427 E 17th St Costa Mesa 646-9371 "BCE IROTHlU SMITHS' MOaTU.UY 627 Main St HunllnQton Beach 536-6539 PAC.,IC VIEW MfMORIAL , ... Cetretery M ortuary Chapel-Oematory 3500 Pac1l1c View Oriv11 Newpart Beach 644·2700 McCOb41CK MORTUAlllS L.aquna Beach •9•·9416 Laquna Hiiia 768-0933 Sen Jua/I Cap11trano •H-1na c ASSOCIATION, ISIH E. Whittler now luuecl few !he toUc>wlllQ premls.s· U 1 .. 1 pey, °' lo•n.-. tor peymont to stop &l•d. Whinier. C.lllornl• '°601 PH 110 Clly PltH Soulll, Or•nue, CA 1'"111'112 the tweeiowre. or If your prooerly IS 17U l 17).1113 02 ... , tormerly •nown .. S3Clty Plata Publl-Oro._ eo .. 1 D•lly Piiot, In forKIOSur'e lcw .any olhor rNson, tt you ll•vt •nv quullons. vou Soutlt, Or-CA '2668 Ocl IS, n. ~.Nov s, "" •S•0.11 contact Proleulon•I Commu,.llv sl'IOulcl contact• lowyer or Ille llO"'"" T lie totol con•lderollon lor th• M•n•o•m11,,1, mana111n11 •tJ•nl for menl aQenCY wttl<ll mty !lave Insured lronst"' OI Wld per>on•I properly and W•lnut Molnlonanu Auoct•llon at your loan. Remember, YOU MAY llons•OI I• Ille sum of $41,SOOOO. P'UlllC ltTICE 1101 Do .. Street, S..lte 230, N4PWport LOSE LEGAL. RIGHTS IF YOU DO lncludlnQ Inventory "tlmotocl ti BHch, C•llfornl• 17Ul l»-lJIJ NOT TAICEPAOMPTACTIDH l l,S00.00. w hich consl•ts 01 lh• 11 you llovo •ny quullons. you A E1F E8 A E ~CE HUMBER. lollowl119 Ca>ll, St,00000, Dom•llCI l'"~C~TIEOUST!:!'!l.!'::i slloulcl contect • l•w yer or tt.. II 1'7' 7-UMA" note to be replaced by cash, UO,SOO 00. ~ ~ OO'f•m""'"lal -y wtti<ll mey """' NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND ln>tallment Nc:lle.U0,000.00. Tiie followlnQ po,.on Is clolng ln•llrt•dYourlo.n ELECTION TO SELL UNDER OEED 11 11•• bMn "ll'Md by 1"9 perllH bullM>S os: Remember. ''OU MAY LOSE OF TA UST tll•t tlle consloerallon tcw 1"9 lrans .. r JOY DESIGNS, 1).00 L• Mirada. LEG ... L R.IGl-ITS IF YOU DO NOT NOTICE IS HE A EBY GIVEN Th•t "' Ille busin.u ancl lhe llcenwhl is lo Looun• &..ell, CA '1'11 TAICE PROMPT ACTION Fl AST CHARTER f'I N ... HCIAL be paid only •lier Ille Dep.trlmenl of SIOt>llenle B 1Connl"91on, tl<IO U NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN llWll CORPORATION, • corper•llon, I• Alcollollc BoveroQ• Control ll•s Mired•, LoollWI Bekll,CA'26SI pvrsuonl lo Ankle IV, !iacllons t-4, of Trustee -• 0..0 of Trust doled _,0""'""~trenslltr Tiiis bUSinen Is conducted by •n th• Doclara lloll 01 Covonanh, APRIL. i.. 1'n ueculed by MARIA Tiie ~ trensltn art to be )llCIMdual Conditions -f!ostrlcU-. rKcwded P O AC ELLA, AN UNMARR IED tonsummatect, -the pvrclleM prlu Sl...,...nle 8. 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W•'""' Malnt-nc.o Assoclallon 6oft lncl\lde •"""'"'-'note tcw Ille prln-Cl elms wlll be a<upt.O untll 1he ~ICTITIOUS au11N•ss 111ereby otect to se11 ... caUM to bO tOld, clp•l 11.1moUJt,IOO.OO, ucrowllolder I• no1llloc1 of Ill• HAMii: SAT•MaNT I'"' foHowlno -crllled rtel property Tll•I • iw..tll of, and <lofeult In, lht D•P•rlmont of Al<ollollc 8ovoro99 Tllo foll-lr>Q perw11s ,.,. dolno to Mllsfy lfle001'91111on· Ol>llgetloM '°' wttlcll tucll OM<! 1• Control's approve! of Ille tra11stw ol blnlneu as· Unll 71 of &..-. t sll\lalOO In Tr1Kt teeurlty hAs «curred In IMI peyment Ille 11<9'1Mhl LOYAL T's, • Fair DrlVe, Costa Ml, H per me., recoroea In._ a , f\asnot-madoof So••••• ~nown to'"° lntoncltd Mesa,CA'7627 Paoes U ano u , lncllisl"• of Tiie lnSUlll""'"t Of P'ln<IPol •nd 111 trensftreelsl ti.o llcensoe-lntondecl Jon Wiiiiam T1.1svold, 101'7 Dl.snay Mlscellanaolll Maps In Ille Ofllct of ltrtsl plus lmPOuncl tMposll •hlcll trenHoror uu<I 1110 fo1tow ln9 Circle, H1111ll119ton8each,CA.,..._ Ille County Recorder of Or•n110 be<emo dut J-IS, 1•1• •net •II,. •cldltlonal b1.1slneu n•mts and LIH -I• Tusvold, IOI., 01-y County, Cell!Onll•. sequent Po...,._.J wttkll be<eme --r•--In tho ,,.,.. 1 t Clrcle, H•••tlft91on 8eacll, CA,,_ TM racO<'d wsted _,.., of M id tllerHflff, lncludl119 •ny tot• <fWlrtH N'1. N-. .,..,. o• Tiii • tluslnou h concl11<1tcl by Or-r1y It 5119nw4n S. J acobs or olllor-peyatllt-ltlt\ffms OATEOOtl-s, 1'11 .. ,,..,_nd -wife.. DAT£0July a, Hit. of M id NoCecw Deed of Trwst. SALRICHIEO'S, INC. Jonw. Tutvold STATE OF CAL.ll'"OANIA) Tllot by •HSOtt lllereof, Ille "" 8y: Alch•rd /Ill, Cat.quero, Tiiis 1wt-1 was flleo wllll 1he las dorslone<I, .,._, benefklllfY "''*' TrllMf•or Cou11ly CIOf'lt Of Or--ve Counly on O<I. c 0 u N T y 0 " 0 A A H G E IUCll 119 .. , llMo...C\1100 and dlall......, Gwent• o ... ,.,. "· .... WALNUT MAI NTlNANCE 10 Mid T-• wrlnen 0.Cl•rat.... Tr-i..... • P'1'JIM ASSOCIATION of Oaf~t .,.., OefNlld fOr Siie. and Pvbll-0r..._ CMtl Oelly Piiot. Publl.-Or-C.0.H Delly PlloH, ey: H.lt S... llot de"91'9cl ""'"' Mlf Tnntoe -II Oct U, 11111 001-el Ocl. U, 27, 2'. -S, t•I 4J1>11 Oii ~r II. t•t, bet-,,.,., -An<I •II 0.C-h evkl9Mlnt 04'-r------------.....;--------------. the Ulldtftl.,_, o No'9ry Pvellk lft t11alf911s MCuntd tl'lerelty, •IWI ltas and lor Hid State, P•rlon•ll'f -.Cl•r9d - -heroll'I' -.Clore •II ....,_.,., H.lt. 11-. ,_to MO to '""'' M<IH'9d IMfeby lmmec!J•ltly " 0•• AHlll•ftt S.Cretery Of \119 di.lo ond P4'Y*° alld "-' •*IM •net c..-,oroti.t tlWlt ,_.,_ the wltfllll .... .........., ~ .. CNtl Ille "~' IMtrv ......... --10 me .. " .. lllf'"'1Y .. lie .... to ... ltfy tM ... lltrtllll wl'lo e11e<1.tltd Ille w ltlllft 11.-lloft--..Y. '"''"""'•"' on tlellall ol tllo AMEIOCAH V.VINM MIO L.OAN corpor•t .. n 1"9r•ln named, •n• ASSOCIATION NE\'n aunowlMt•d 10 "'' that 11.ic11 O•IM ltl*,,_r t4, 1'81 yy. ! cor11orollon oocll1•d tll• wllllltt 8'1' Vll'tlftla M. $1ktltlf, 0 IMtr--"*" te ltl • .,....._.or ~Vko~t Ev Sooday a,.. ... lllleflef"' ...... tfDll'IK~I. .,..._M.,...._er, ery lll!TNlll,,.,, _ _.eHki.ltllM. ~ '-c~ Sltttotln tllft'r A."-~ 0r-. ~ Oell'I' "'*· ~I--Or .. Coftt Ooll'I' "tot. 0c1. u.-n. ft, ..... s. 1'81 ~' • 0 .11 ,., .,...., s. 1't1 .,..., requesting tha t Diana 1---------------...--------- Pl ea sonton Lovejoy be coN501.10ATE~• a Po l t d as 1 •1PO•Tol'COM01 • p n e persona ConsollO .. l119domesllc•~ldl•rlHOflheNE POATHARBOUA NATIDNAL r e P resent a t i v e lo BANK of H-POrt Be.ch 111111e "•'• o1 c.111or111~ et cne c1.,.. of l>llslnH>on administer the estate Of Stpt•mber JO, 1'111 published In rosponw lo call,,.,_ by Comp1ro1i.r Of ltlo v Ir 9 i I Frank Ii n smith Currenc.,, ul\Cltr !Ille 11, Unit.cl SI.CH Code, Socllor\ 1•1. (under the Independ e nt sto--• ......... Md Ll.-llltln 1 Adminis tra tion of Estates Act). The p etit ion is set fo r h earing i n Dept. No. 3 at 700 Civic Cente r Drive , W est . in the City of Sant a Ana , Cali f ornia on N ovember 4, 1981 at 9 : 30 a .m . IF YOU OBJECT to the granting of t he petition, you s hould either appear at the hearing and s tate your objections or file wr:ltte n objections w ith the court t>efore the hearing. Your appearance may be in p e r s on or by your attorney. IF Y O U ARE A CREDITOR or a contingent c re ditor of the deceased , you must f i le your c lai m w ith the COIJrt or p resent i t to the personal representative appointed by the court within four month s from the date of firs t Issuance of letters as provided In Section 700 of the Probate Code of Callfornla. The time for filing c lalms wlll not expire prior to four months from the date of the hearing noticed abOve. YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by t he court. If you are Interes ted In the esjate, you may file a request with the c ourt to receive sc>eel•I notice of the Inventory of estate usets and of the petitions, accounts and reports described In Section 1200.S of the C.llfornla Probate Codt. ...... 1 ... 0r...,. CMt1 Oatl~ ~ ..... Ckt. IS, 1, U. t4ll 4JU.tl AUi.TS Cull ond duo from dePOSllorv ln>tll"llon\ US Tr•-vM<urlllet All Olller Mc:urllles F"°ral funds >Old and •t< urlliH t>urcMMd uncltr aur•ments 10 re1411 LOAM, Total (O Cludl119 unearned lncomel less: Allowance le>< poulble ICN1n tosw• LMM, Nol . Bena preml .. s, furnll1.1re -Ila lures, •llCI -OSWI• repr.wntlnQ !Wink prOl\'ll- All other as.Wis TOTAL ASSETS l.IA81LITlf.S O.m•nd depo>ltt ot ln<tlvt$tal•. Por1MrsNP$, -<GrlK • Time and wvl~ "-Sits of 1,.o;vlduels, Pitr1...,.,,..PI, -Corl>$. • Deposits OI UNtOcl Stoles Gowmmont Certlfl.o and Giii"•"' cheeks. . Total Oaooslts .. . .... Total -nd doPoilt> Total llme & \OVlnv• ~"' All olller llabtlllles TDTAL. LIA81LITIES (ocludlnl IUbonllnalwd noltt Ond dtOent,,,..., Cammcw1 ttock EQUITY CAPITAL No. t"-authorlJed '7S M NO . ...__ outstondlftQ !00 M Sllrptus.. .. UIWllYldtd proflls-,....,... ,or conllneencles and ot...,. copltol r_,,,., ..... . ....... °" tSC 3.•.U .... '" • 1,112 . » ..... .4,Ut . . n.u:a ........ u ........ St:> . .... 21,.n S,nt n,w ...... .......... t,• ••• .......... (tOll) TOTAL EOUITYC ... l'ITAL. TOTAL. l.IABll.ITIU AND EOVITYCAPITAL .. ......................... MUllOtlAMDo\ ······. A-b~ HOl 1-1 de1t SIMdtrt .... °" OI C'9Cllt, total ..... . Tl-conlflc.otetf of °""'It I" .. ..... __,,INllonsofSIOO,OOOormON ................. ..4 ................ u..,, Avofaoe tor JO~ dayt <or te!On41' • montlll llttdfflt wtlll ~ Mt•t Total dNOtib .. .. .. .. • .. .. .. "" .... • • .. •• • • .... • ... , • •• •, • •...., w.. ti. ........ dlt'9'tort .................. ....... of roto11tt .. .., ll'41llltln. Wt ltKWO ~ tt 1119 ........... ., ..... . _,. tlefl ti -~IN9t .... "'419f It WW eM-i. Ill Wlllllftt A. SOllftllll /ti "ICl*\I ....... /l/9flM(N~ I, ~a+ll ~tn, Via~-..... I Fl ..... a ...... "'-·-IMlt"'"....,.,. .. C.......te.,.. ............. .. Myk ............ ....,, ltlW•ll~ ....... Ir llWI .... 0..,. C..I a.I" .... On.I' NI , ... ,. ] j ' 1 0 0 :Ci • • • • ORANGI COAST YOUR HOMITDWN DlllY PAPIR O~ANGE COUNTY . CAllf OHNIA . ) .l ~:' W1;1ste hm;n.ings. at sea~ wave of future? WOOOS llOLE. Mas~ (AP> l nstt•ad of dumping hazardous waste in landfills. i1ndustrie~ may ship them to sea to be incinerated aboard tankers. say scientists at an tntt.'rnational conference on the oceans. Three shq>s already burn dangerous chemH·al waste. Manfred K. Nauke, an official of the Londo n based In ter Governmental Maritime Consultive Organization, said Wednesday Their number will grow in the next 10 years as communities "orldw1de oppose n e w haLardous waste disposal fal·ilitics within their boundaries and force a searc h for an alternative, Nauke said at the Third International Ocean Disposal symposium. The tankers -Vulcanus, Matthias 2 and Vesta burn 170.000 tons of dangerous PATCH OF PROPOSALS :\li chal'I Kelle~-. :1. 1:-.n·1 '>Ur(' the.• pumpkin offcn.~d h~ Chns Busch. 9. will r:nake ~h e be~t jack·o· ·lantern Sara Luca~. 10. and .J ennifer Pizzo. 12. offers others and t here will be more on Oel. 24 at the Environmental :'Jatttre Center. 1601 lfith St.. '.'Tewport chemical waste a nnually in the North Sea. about 70 miles from the C03Sl or the Netherlands. Nauke said. "Within the last year several non European countries have shown increasing interest in the disposal of chemical wastes by means of incineration at sea." he said . "which suggests such opere1tions may increase in the future and that they may occ4r in parts of thC' ocean which have not formerly been subjet•t to this type of activity " The United States has tested ocean burning since 1974, but has been slow to approve its use, he told about 150 scientists and government officials at the five-day symposium. which ends l<'riday "With the increased concern about putting these chemicals into the ground, there probably o.11'( ~let ~ •Y LH ,..,,.. Heat'h The ~ewport Harbor Hig h School band will entertain as customers buy pumpk ins. pla nt!'.. seeds and door displays of dried corn and dried flowers. Proceeds will support E~C which will offer ccolog~· tou r !'. that da~· .. State hearing Catalina mooring views Nixon niece eyes county run With current lease agreements due to l:'xpire on Der . 31. the State Lands Commission 1s wondering what to do next with potentially lucrative moorings and piers on tidelands surrounding Santa Catalina Island And at public hearings scheduled today in Long Beach from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m .. the staff of the commission will listen lo publtc testimony on the matter before heading north for an OcL 30 session in Sacra mento where the future of the 700 moorings wi ll be decided. Tonight's hearings will be held in the sixth noor boardroom of the Port of Long Beach building, 925 Harbor Plaza. Hearings aJso wer e conducted this afternoon For the past 20 year s. the Santa Catalina Island Co. and t h e Sant a Catalina Is la nd Conservancy have leased the submerged lands from the state and then sub-leased them to boat owners. These moorings exclude facilities in the City of Avalon harbor. Spokesmen for the two island agencies, aware they may lose their leases. have cr iticized any pl a ns by the slate to open up bidding to other organizations and companies for the moorings. Jane Mochon. a commission 11pokeswoman. said the state Is co n cern ed primarily with determining the best ruture management of the tidelands. It is also inter ested, Miss Mochon said. in m aking more money of( any future leases. <Ste LEASES, P.,e AZ> ·- Irvine woman to seek Congressional seat There may be a Nixon on an Orange County ballot come June 8. 1982. LawrenC' Nixon Anfinson, daughter of Donald Nixon or Newport Beach and niece of former President Richard M. Nixon. says she plans to run for Congress in the new district that includes parts of Orange and San Diego counties. The 38-ycar·old wife of T h om as Anfinson c urrently resides in McLean. Va .. near Was hington D.C .. where h e holds a post in the d eparlhemt of H ousing a nd Urba n Development. The couple also maintain an Irvine address. They moved to Washington earlier this fall after Anfinson. a Certifi ed Public Accountant, received a Reagan Admini s tration po s t , a Republican Part y informant says .. First, last and always, I'm a Nixon." said Mrs. Anfinson this week • · 1 think the name is going lo be a big plus. and J' m going lo campaign on it with the pride and respect it deserves. "Watergate aside, I think Uncle Dick did some wonderful \hings for the world and peace. and I think if he wanted to run for election tomorrow he'd be elected in many areas." The new dis trict is being carved out of the southern part of the 40lh District represented by Robert Badham, R-Newport Beach, and the coastal section of the 43rd District in which Clair Burgener is retiring . If she wins the Re publican n omination on June 8, the mother of three said her family (See NIXON, Page A2) County rats wired for sound Health officials studying rodents to control them Orange County health officials a r e s trapping tin y radio transmitters ar ound the ne'cks of rodents in an experiment they hope will help cut the county's growing roof rat population. The little rats, scientifically known as rattus rattus. are carrying transmitters weighing just t hree to four grams, powered by batteries simiJar to those used in wristwatches, so that health offi cials can study their every move. county vector control manager GU Chattel said Thursday. Eventually health officials hope to perfect methods of trapping and poisoning the creatures. The lates t phas e of the project, which got under way Wednesday, should last al least a month, Chal1el said. "We will be tracking just f~r J ... rats in the s ame residential a rea," he said . "We will follow only one this week. tracking It for 24 hours a day. Then next week will put a trans mitter on another rat and track it in the sam e manner." He said the rats are being re leased in a n older area of Orange, where the homes are at least 40 years okt. "We anticipate the study will pose a few more questions than answers," the county ofricial sa id . ''W e'l l make an assessm e nt, then might try again next year in a different area." Challet said future tests might take place in newer areas or the county, "where we have a lot or vegetation." Challel and zoologist Dr. Tony Recht, who teaches at California I State Univer s ity -Dominguez Hills. want to know "where the rats spend their time, when they are active and how far they will travel," Chall et said. "We have literature on that but it is not exactly right," he said. "We want to know if they will go from block to block instead or living on just one block." He hopes the new program will be more successful than so m e e fforts they made recently. In June. Recht caught several rats. put the radio collars on and released them In s uburban Orange County garbage dumps . ·'We sent them out in the garbage trucks and they all died about five minutes after they arrlvt"d," Challet said. II "ii I hl• rnovenll'nt an ttus t•ountry a n d 1 n o t h t' r s t o w a r d l h 1 s method of t.l1!>p<1~al." he said THW lnl'. a Cal iforni a C'onsulling company. surveyed t h f.' h I S t 0 r \ 0 f l' S Environmentai Protection J\gent·y te:.ts on the ocean burning tn anotht•r symposium paper · H <' s u I t s o f b o t h E P A sponsor ed and European researc h sh ow t h a t at -sea 1 n ci ncrat1on 1 n a properly designed faci lity can be al'complished safely and with unmeas urable to minimal 1mpatl!>, the company t·onrludc-d ll 1gh ('(1st prevents the rapid ~rowth of ocee1 n burning. Nauke ~a id 1n un intervww AW j\.CS planes patrol Egypt by agreement CA IR O . Egypt IA P > America's soph1st1cated A WACS radar planes began patrolling Egyptian airspace today as President Husni Mubarak swore 1n his CabinC'l and ordered the death penalty for an,\•onc using unlit•ensed weapons c ·en Ahmed Nas r , <·ommander of thC' Cairo West military base. told reporters the Airborne Warning and Control Systems planes entered Egyptian airspace at noon 3 a m POT and began patrolling The United States dispatched the two AWACS jets lo Egypt to d e m on s tr a t l' 1• o n f i d (' n c e i n Mubarak . who replaced assassinated President Anwar Sadat. Nasr did not say exactly where the jets were patrolling The U S Embassy confirmed the planes' arrival but declined to pinpo i nt their area or operations. The state information sernce director. Mohammed ll akk1, said the decision to send the AW ACS planes lo Egypt was made in Washington under an agreement between the countries Defense Minister Abdel Ha li m Abu Ghazala . speaking lo reporters as he rushed from the swearing-in eeremony s aid "It's an agreement that two AWJ\CS be s tationed here to watch ovC'r the n orthern. western and southern borders We have not bought them . This is something for the joint exercises with the Americans that begins in Novt·mbe r ·· Abu Ghazala also said Egypt had advisers in neighboring Sudan training the Sudanese Sud an's pres ident. Caafar Numeiri, has said he expects an a ttack from Liby<J at a n y moment. J\ bu Ghazal a s<Jid the dispatch of radar planes "as not al all rel<Jtccl to Saudi Arabia The Reagt1n administra ti on is running i nto opposition in gaining appro\.al of a proposed AW ACS sale to Saudi Arabia ;,ecause of Isr aeli opposition. Former. 1 s r a el i Defense Minister E7.er Weizman. who Population up 510,337 in county Orange County gained 510.337 people in the l ast d ecade to reach a population of 1,931.579 to become the nation's sixth most populous county, according to Census Bureau figures O r ange County also was among five counties in the natio n that had the biggest population increases along wi~ Los Angeles and San Dieg,,.- counties_ San Diego County is No. 8. having moved up from 17th place in the last decade by inc r easing its population by 503,992 to reach 1.861,846. The counties that grew the m ost since 1970 were Harris County in Texas, at 2,409,544 and Maricopa County in Arizona at 1 ,508.0~. the census showed. Los Angeles County remains the n ation's m ost po pulous county with 7,477,657 residents, holding a s ubstantial lead over Illinois' Cook County which is second most populous. Of the 25 counties that showed the biggest population increases, eight were in California. The other California counties in the top 25 growth list were Ventura, Santa Clara. San B ern a rdino. Riverside and Sacramento. met brieny with Mubarak today, said he did not think the Israeli government would complain about AWACS planes in Egypt because Egypt was "a peaceful nation .. An authoritative source in (See EGYPT, Page A2) Freedoms supported by Reagan PHILADELPHIA (AP> - President Reagan said today a "propaganda campaign" has been launched "that would have the world believe the capitalist U.S. is the cause of world hunger and poverty." But he rejected that idea and said the best way for poor countries to achieve prosperity 1s through free nations boosting private investmen t a nd international trade Reagan. in a speech setting the stage for next week 's 1 nlernat1onal conference in Cancun. Mexico. said the United Stales has done its part when it comes to foreign aid. "Far from lagging behind and refusing lo do our pa rt. the United States is leading the way in helping lo better the lives of c itizens in d eve l oping countries." he said ··Free people build fr ee markets that ignite d ynurr:ic developmt!nt for everyone," the president said. citing the United States as an example. "No matter where you look today. yo u wi II see that d evel o pment depe nd s on C'Conomic freedom," he added. "Stimulating international lrade by opening up markets is absolutC'l y essential," he told the World Affairs Council of Philadelphia. Later . he was traveling to Whippany, N J . for a s tate Republican fund·raiser and a campaign appearance on behalf or Thomas Kean. the Republican candidate for governor. In his prepar ed s peech, Reagan told his Philadelphia audience. ·'To listen to some s hrill voices, you'd think our policies were as sti ngy as your Philadelphia Eagles defense . ·'There is a propaganda cam paign in wide circulation that would have the world believe the capitalist U.S. is the cause of world hunger and <See REAGAN, Page A2) DRANGI COAST WfATHIR The National We ather Servi ce predicts a 10 percent chance or showers in Orange County late this afternoon o r ea rly e vening. INSIDI TODAY Tomorrow. not 11est~da11. bears the destiny of the besieged nation of Afric4. See "New hope grip.' Africa," Page CB. INDIX ·• l I . H /F Oronge Coast DAILY PILOT !Thursday. October 15, 1981 Iran brainwashing urged by Khomeini BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - Ayatollah Ruhollah Kh omeini called today for brainwashing - starling with• the children -to erase Western thinking in Iran. Teh'ran Radio said Khomeini made hi s comm e nt s t o Education Minis ter Ali Akbar Parvaresh and other offi cials at the ayatollah's residence in northern Tehran. ''Brains must be washed and a self·reliant one s hould replace them" in order for the Iranian people ··to understand we are everything and are no less than others," Khomeini said. Navy submarine reports damage BANGOR. Wash <APJ -The Navy confirmed that one of its submarines, the USS Wilham H . Bates, damaged a gillnet near Seabeck in Hood Canal in a Tuesday evening incident In a news release. the Navy's Bremerton public affairs offi ce said the Bates butted into the n etting, but that "net float motion did not indicate that the ship had snagged the net ... However, a pierside inspection <at Bangor > of the ship's hull revealed that pieces of netting had been caught on the hull." Man convicted in Reagan threat SPRINGFIELD. Mass <APJ A 29·year-old man angry over an evic tion no tice fa c e s sentencing for threatening the life of President Reagan A federal court 1ury convicted Roland C. Smith of Greenfield on Wednesday. Smith. being held in lieu of $10,000 bail. faces a maximum five years in prison and a $1,000 fine, according to Assistant U.S. Attorney George Kell y GI pay increase signed by R eagan WASHINGTON <A P l The 2.1 million men and women in the armed forces arc getting pay incr eases of up to 17 percent, which President Reagan says will a ttrac t "hi gh -qu a lity" people to the military. Reagan signed the $4 .5 billion measure Wednesday, making the raises retroactive lo Oct 1. ·'Attracting and retaining we ll -motivated. h1J:!h auality malltary personnel is a critical t'lement of my commitment lo s tr e ngthen Am e rica 's dt.>fcnses." the president said in a s tatement Neu, car season stars 'in neutral' DETROIT <AP J The American auto industry's shiny ne\\ models are stuck m neutral o n th e s h ow r oo m fl o or , registering one of the poorest s<.1les starts ever. Reports released Wednesday by • the five major companies show thut sales in the first 10 days of October were down more thun 34 percent compared with last year the worst showing for the period since the heyday of fans and chrome an 1958, a big recessaon year Egypt on alert at Libyan border CAIRO, Egypt (AP> -Egypt has declared a state of alert along its border with Libya and sent troops to Sudan to repel any Lib y un attack s o n either country, the Egyptian defense minister was quoted as saying today Egypt a nd Suda n have a mutua l defense pact Talks on Poland food crisis set WARSAW. Pola nd t AP> The government announced loday 1t would open talks with Sol1darat v on the nallon's food c r1 s1s ·but c ritic iz e d the independent union's rejection of ;,i joint commi ss i o n with P o land 's o fficial union " movement. Solidarity said Wednesday it is read y to battle the c ri s is s houlder-to-shoulde r with the ~O\ l'rnmcnt. but not alongside 1h ra vab in the ofri c1al unions rontroll<•d by the Co mmunist Par ty Widow slain BELFAST :-.lorther n Ireland 1A P 1 An elde rly Catholi c w i dow was s h ot d ea d at point blank range in her bed earl\ Loda\ bv two men belie\'ed ~o be Prote.st a nt extremi sts. police said. A police spokesman said the men forced their way into the Markets district home of Mar) McKay. 68. around 4 a m .. shot her several tim<'s and fled ............. PACHYDERMS PARADE A paradt' of elephants makes its wa~· through downtown Boston to her ald arri\'al of Ringling Hrother s. Ba rnum and Bailey Circus Cnm ds lined lhl· sl t'l'l'Ls Wednesd<l~ to watch the 21 rlt•ph ant ~ s lowl~ make thl•tr \HI~ along thl• roull' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Reclusive author Nobel prize • wins STOCKHOLM, Sweden 1AP> Elias Cunetli, a London-based author described as s hy and reclusive. won the 1981 Nobel Prizt• in literature today "for writings marked by a broad outlook, a wealth of ideas and art1st1c power ... The 76-year-old Nobelist, who writes in German, has produced novels. plays and me moirs since the 1930s and has been a central figure in European writing since that time. according to literary insiders here. Cant.•tta's publishers r efused to d isclose his whereabouts and rus a gent said the writer was in seclusion. Onl' of hi s most well·known works is the memoir of his youth · · D tl' Gcrellele Zunge," and translated into English as "The To n ~u e St't F ree : Rc•mcmbrance of a European Childhood,·· published in 1977. Tht-Sw('dish Academy rited the book as ··a pt.•ak in Elias (';.11a•tt1 's writings ... "In lhl•se recollections of hjs t•h lldhood and youth he reveals h is vigorous e pic po wer of d el->c rapt1on to at" full extent . "the academy said Tht.• n<.1mes of several authors m o r t.· wide ly kno wn in the Unill•d Stales were mentioned for this year 's award. including· Anthony Burgess. Gue nther Gr as ~. Doris Lessing. and Gabri<'I Garcia Marquez OI STl.YGL ·1.'\l/f;/) \\'JUTf.:U Elrns Ca11ett1 Canell1 was born in Bulgaria and has lived in London since 1938 For a time he lived in Au stria and Switzerland. where he learned German. His literary background was formed in Vie nna. the n the c api t al o f th e d y ing Au slro Hungarian e mpire a a Suit seeks to clear Lindbergh murderer_ NEWARK. N.J . <API -More than 45 ye ars afte r Bruno Richard Hauptmann was executed for murder ing the son of Charles A. Lindbergh, his widow has filed suit lo clear her husband's name. A lawsuit filed Wednesday in U S. District Court charges FBI documents show New Jersey ·'She wants to see husband found innocent." authorities covered up evidence back in g Hauptmann 's innocence. Anna Hauptmann, now 82, is seeking $100 million io damages and an order declaring her husband innocent of kidnapping and murdering the Lone Eagle's 20-month·old son. ·'The one thing that I think is keeping her alive . . is that she wants to see her husband found innocent," her attorney. Robert Rlj'an, said. Th e s uit a sserts that the decomposed body identified in Ma y 1932 a s 20-mo nth-old Charles A Lindbergh Jr . could no t ha ve been th a t o f the missing child It said the body was 3312 i n ch es l ong and th a t the Lindl>ergh toddler was just 29 inc hes tal l when h e wa s kidnapped Mr~. llauptmann, of Yeadon. Pa.. asked for a preliminary order allowing federal marshals to s eize state police files on the ca se The suit charged that crucial e videnc e, including th e Lindbergh child's fingerprints, has disappeared from state polke files since 1977 . The suit contends former state Attorney General David Wllentz, who prosecute d the case. cove red up information that would have been favorable to llauplmann during the trial and while the defendant was trying to commute his death sentence. It usserts that Wilentz - whose son, Robert, is current c hief JU Stice of the state Supreme Court -has continued to violate his duties a~ a lawyer by concealing evidence that would vindicate Hauptmann's name. The suit names the 86·year-old lawyer as a defendant. along with Gov. Brendan T. Byrne, state Attorney General James Zazzali and s tate police S uperintendent Clinton L. Pagano. · · 1 · rn not e ven going t o comment on that," Wilentz said wh<'n reac hed at his Perth Amboy hom e . "That <the allegations in the lawsuit> is the figment of the imagination of some lawyer that knows that kind of language." "I am sorry to tell you that ther e is nothing I could say that would be worthy of print," W1le ntz said Happy ending story Prize animal survives flood GAINESVILLE. T exas <AP> For more than a day after a flood turned lhe Frank Buck Zoo into a churning valley of brown wate r . tookee per Vince Reyno lds thought his prize elephant had drowned, until he "he.ird her trumpet lightly." He looked toward a tree and s polled h"'r trunk, which she was using as a s norkel for air She was also using it to hold onto the branches of a fallen tree, and she hung on until a posse of c owboy volunteer s r escued her . "I really don't see how she survived it," Rey nolds m id Wednesday njght after Gerry II, a 13-year-old elephant. was put on hi gh ground, having escaped with a slight cold, a sore neck and a scarred trunk "She's just utterly exhaus ted." The floods that have battered this and other Red River towns in Texas and Oklahoma all week came from nowhere and filled the valley setting of the zoo in about 15 minutes. Reynolds said "We don't have a full count of what animals are missing. but n o ne y ou co uld c on s ider dangerous. Mostl y they're fleet of foot. like deer," said Carl Dunlap. the assistant police chief. Reynolds. who is 61 and has been at the Gainesville zoo for 18 years and is the superintendent, s aid he didn't know how many of his approximately 60 animals survived the deluge, though he was certain that three big sheep and two flamingos drowned. "It's bad enough for anything to lose its life when it's out on its own, .. Reynolds said. "But I really feel like I'm responsible since those animals are penned. It's my fault." ··1 don't know how she got out of her cage," Reynolds said of the elephant. which he said must have spent 30 to 40 hours holding on to the tree. · ··But Tuesday night I realized she was alive. 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You will stay at the Sheraton Fisherman's Wharf. Also, a 4·island cruise via American Hawaii Cruises. Many more prizes.· SOUTH COAST PLAZA ~ I • 'Store ...,ptoyAt, !Mir l•tfllllH, and "1• pe..on.,.I not •llOlblW Musi Ila 18 Ot older ·~ . .. ·: .. .. .. ;; .. .. .. ij ~ .. :· .. ·: . . .. .. :-: .. . · .. .. .. :: :; .. .. . . .. .. .. .. .. :· .. ·! •' •' .. •' .. .. •' .. .. :: .. . , :· . . .. .. :-.. ~ .. !' .. ~: . :· .. :.-.. .. .. ~ ~1 :: :; ij :· .48 L Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Th ursday, October 16. 1981 City bus decision· may not be welcome Laguna Beach r es1de..nt s mi g h t soon· be s ubjected t o additio na l no ises and od ors associated with d 1esel bust?s following a c tio n by the City C1>uncil majority last week. Counc il membe rs Howard Dawson, K elly Boyd and Bill Wilcoxen directed cit y officials to b eg in s h opping fo r th ree diesel-powered buses lo replace half the city·s fl eet of cleaner propane-fueled vehicles The reason? City officials say they have n o c hoice but l o replace the s malle r propane buses with diesels because they t'annot find a firm that ca n produce a propa ne bus t h at utilizes air brakes. It was indicated that standard bra kes now fitted o n cit y buses mus t be replaced ever y m onth and these s mall brakes ar e not cons ider ed as safe as' air brakes on Laguna·s steep hillsides. City offic ia ls contend air br a k es o n th e l arger diesel-powered buses need o nly be re placed ever~ nine months But Mayor Sally BeUeruc and Cou ndlman Neil Fitzpatrick remain uncon vinced air brakes cannot be fitted on Laguna's blue a nd white propane buses. Ther ure skeptical of claims that a I o ptions ha ve been explored. Be llerue and Fitzpa trick suggested last week that a more inten se effort be launched lo find a w ay lo keep the quiet er. t'IC'a ne r buses in town. They argued the diesel buses are more expensive to purchase and asked if changing the brakes m onthly might j ust be the price a city has to pay for clean air. The coun c il majo ri ty , however , voted to m ove ahead on purch a sing three new diesel buses even after a suggestion tha t only one bus be purchased .. to see if the community goes for it. .. Diesel buses, with their air brakes. muy indeed be the onJ y solution. But it would not have hurl to postpone the shopping s pree until all avenues ha d been exhausted a nd a t est conducted. Builders can chip • in Good n ews h as come for ·builde r s and develope r s in Laguna Beach who have been for ced to face lengthy del a~s in ge tting buildin g p e rmit s processed by the city pl a nning department. Lag una Beach City Council m e m bers have now a cted in a n e ff ort t o accelerate p ermit pro cess ing f or impati e nt builders . If developers are "' illing lo pay overtime cost s for city staffers. the n their projects will be processed beyond the staff's normal business hour s. City pla nning officials h ave been deluged with pre paring the Local Coastal Plan and revisions to th e city's Gener a l Plan in r ecent months. and individual building permits h ave taken a bac k seat. Grumblings from local de· velopers prompted Councilman Bill Wilcoxe n to sugges t some of th at time-cons uming permit processing be do ne after working ho urs a t tht> ex pe nse of the devel o per s who wa nt to participate . The council action does not mean those developers willing to pay will go to the head of the pe rmit process line Projects will s till be proc- essed in the order they are received. It's just that developers who pay for overtime will have the advantage of having their projects worked on a fter hours w hic h may inde t·d put them ahead o f those wh1,<;e pro.1ccts arc ha ndled <luring the regular wor k dav The 'sugge stion uppears to be an eq uit able ~olution f o r developers who reall y want to get t heir projects off the g round Students are losers The State Board of Education has denied a reques t to transfer 42 a c r es of sc h ool district territor y on Camp P e ndleton to t he Capistrano Unified School District in Orange County T he request was m ad e by pare nts of about 70 hig h school age students living in a housing d evelopm e nt in the San Onofre a r ea of the Marine base. whic h lies within the Fallbrook Union Hig h School District in San Diego County. Citing fina ncial h a rdships a year ago. F a tl brook a dmin· is trato r s ca n ce l ed a tuit ion agreement which had allowed the students to attend nearby San Cle m ente High School. instead of having to ride the bus for a n hour lo attend classe!'> in F'allbrook The stubbornness of F'allbrook offic ials. in insisting the ir district retain the 70 youngsters. touched off parents' campaign to have the Marine ins t a ll a ti o n r e m oved from the Fallbrook district . Such act ion would have had more far-reaching effect, in that • Fallbrook would the n a lso lost' 600 elementar_\ <;chool youngster~ now attending tht.> basc·s San Onofre school This w as prob<tbly th e 1:at1ona le applied by the stCJte board in r ejecting t he s witch of ucreage Wha t r ealty should happen here. o bvious ly. i s that the F'allbrook offici a ls s hould quit being so p reoccu pied with dollars a nd start thinking a little bit abou t the w~lfare of the 70 young people lhey are fo rcing into an unnecessary one hour bus ride. San Cle mente High School. by contrast. is 10 minutes away for these students . F'allbrook should grant the transfe r and ~r ant it im - m e diately Fail11rl' to do so might well su ggest that the state Board of Education s hould recons ider its denial of s hiftin g the Camp Pendleton areas a nd that indeed . tha t territory sh ou ld go to a responsible school dis trict that is sens itive to student welfare • Opinions expressed 1n the space ab011e are those of the Dally Pilot. Otner 111ews ex - pressed on tt11 s page are ttiose of their authors and art 1sts. Reader comment is 1n111l ed. Address The Dally Pilot, P.O .. Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 641·4321. L.M. Boyd / Gold most wanted There has never been a time in human history when man didn't cov· et that metal called gold. No other tangible has been so wanted. Why? Whal is il that makes gold uniquely valuable? n·s scarce, durable and yellow. What else? It's difficult lo answer this philosophical question without further lab study. I'd like to get my hands on a whole lot of it. To run some tests. That publication known as Lamplight U lists the following OC· cupations , in descending order, u those least appreciated by the ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat .- general public : 1. Garbage collector. 2. Cafe dishwasher. 3. Janitor. 4. Cafe waitress. 5. Newspaper re· porter. That can't be right. The garbage collectors around here are greaUy appreeialed. Tastiest meat you can eat in the opinion of those gourmets who claim lo know is roast monkey. Haven 'l tried any yet. May not get around to it Was none other than President John F. Kennedy who said: "Forgive your enemierJ, but never forget their names." Thomas P. Haley PubliSher Thomas A. Murphrne Editor Barbara Krelblch Editorial Paoe Editor Whistleblowers not popular WASHINGTON -Federal employees who see things going wrong and decide to blow the whistle on their agency re alize they won't endear themselves to their bosses in the bureaucracy Presi· dent Reagan has prom ised to protect whistleblowers who expose waste. mis- management or outright fraud. I wish him success in this venture. One whislle blowe r the president might want to listen to is Victor McKay, whose career with the Agency for In ternalional Development began back in 1973. McKay saw problems and report- ed them to his superiors: his reward was to be harassed continually as a "wavemaker ." and eventually to be ef· fectively blackballed from government service. McKAY WAS assigned to work with foreign students whose education in the United States is supported by AID funds . The idea is that these '"best and brightest" will go home and put the ex· pertise they have acquired to the service of thei r nalt ve countries. But McKay discovered early on that many of these foreign students were what are known as "no-go's." A no-go is a student who is brought to this country to study at Al D expense and then re· fu ses lo go home. Beguiled by the good life in America, they stay on illegally instead of returning to work for their homeland AID offi cials have for years been as- s uring Congress that there simply wasn ·t a significant "no-go" problem. Fewer than l percent of AID-subsidized foreign students failed to go home, the agency bureaucrats claimed. Q . -JA-Cl_A_ID-ER-SD-1 -d But McKay soon realized that the no· go figure was at least 10 times greater than the offkial AID estimate. His figures -supported by investigations by the General Accounting Office and Al o ·s own inspector general -show tha t at least 10 percent. and probably as many as 20 percent of foreign students brought here under the AID progr am were not going ho m e . The wh ole purpose of the program was being de· feated. THE SITUATION dist urbed McKay. It not only represented a waste of U S. funds. which were being used to bring freeloaders to this country : it resulted in a .. brain drain" from the Third World co untries in vol ved. The engineers. doctors. teachers and techni· cians who were chosen for advanced training 10 lhe United States were not returning to help their own countries' struggle to move from the primitivi' conditions or colonialism into the 20th century Mc Kay had the audacity to challenge the AID bureaucrats' figures, which were based only on confirmed no-go's ll is were based on students whose whereabouts were unknown Al D of- ficia ls dismissed Mc K ay·~ estimates as s peculation "That's like saying there were three pot smokers in Washington last year because only three were arrested. Mc Ka y to ld m y associate OoQ Goldberg Whether his est1matc as cor reel or not, McKay said. the important point is that AID just isn "t interested in keeping track of the no-go population. Mc KAY. a political appointee in 'the Nixon administration . was ''riffed .. in 1974. under President Ford. but was re-• ins tated a fter he charged that the ehmmat1on of his JOb was simply a de· vice to silence him. That made him even more suspect. and he was again fired in 1977 on the excuse that a new administration had taken over McKay later was hired al the Interior l)epartment"s Young Adult Conserva· lion Corps. but was soon fired when hill boss found out that he had been telling Congress about the AlD mess He has now taken his case to the courLo; Leasehold signers made their choice To the Editor: Re : Residential lease m creases . Some of our residents feel. apparently sincerely, that the Irvine Company ow~s them something. They say it is "unfair" to be stuck with such high residential lease payments. rt is beyond me how anyone can be li eve the company owes them s omething . First , the homeowner agreed willingly to the lease in writing. He or she had the choice not to become a party to the lease. Secondly, recently many homeowners were offered the opportunity to purchase the real estate and again exer cised the choice to accept the lease. MOST OF the prior leasehold p ay m ents were t otally under the current value. and for many years residents <including myself) silently enjoyed the use of property with e xtremely low lease payments. Now they cry wolf because this property increased in value. It is precisely this attitud e of some of our reside nts that has caused ou r economy a nd our tot al fede r a l government to be in its present mess We all expect g°"'ernmenl or the "big" corporation to bail us out when it is not fair. The fact that the Irvine Company is a large company. owns the majority or the area and is of considerable wealth, has nothing to do with the issue. The only issue is whether the residents have been treated fairly and properly. MICHAEL J . CHRISTIANSON Stu.dent atldetes To the Editor: I am writing to comment on a recent article in the Daily Pilot reporting on the court case denying the right of student/athlete Jeff Washington who was declared ineligible for football after trans(erring Crom Huntington Beach High School to Edison High School. The court decision suggests that lf a student moves from a different school district into one where he is establishing residence, the C.l.F. will certify him as eligible for sports. However. if lhal same student moves from one high school to another within lhe same school district he may be ineligible. IT 18 TIME for the C.I.F: to decide whether it w ishes lo establlsb regulallonit for residential ellglbtUty that it really means to enforce, or lo permit student/athletes to atlencl a school of their choice when they reel they can obtain the greatest opportunity for playing time or vislbUity. I suuest you move In one of two directions: either, requJre ra.mlly residenUaJ moves In order for a 11tudent.1athlete to be athletically eligible at his new school, or removet-our residence requlrementa " and permil s tud ent/at hl etes total freedom to negotiate the best deal with a high school of his choice. r think either approach is r easonable, but the time has come for the C.1.F. to quit pretending they have residence MAILBOX r e quire m e nts whic h t hey have no intention of enforcing, except on a selective basis. Make up your minds. and either set rules you plan to enforce in a consistent manner or remove such regulatinns and admit that a "free agent market" exists for high school student/athletes BRENT MELBON TELEPHONE YOUR LETTER TO THE EDITOR See instructions below Bigotry shot~>S To the Editor. The Daily Pilot or Oct. 2 had an important and appropriate editorial "A Shameful Performance" (on the visit of the South African rugby team). It shows up some of the mass media and S<flle individuals who mouth "human rights" for the bigots and hypocrites they are: some or those being Brown, Carey. Bradley and Koch. No I'm not a right winger. I'm a liretime moderate Democrat. I believe in the United States. I certainly wish the article could have a great distribution. It's important to me. These same bigots and hypocrites couJd be in a Position that would deny me my rightful dues in life because I'm bald-headed. ROY MILLER Decide on merits To lhe Editor: If the environmental movement were as well funded and well orcanized a s • Letter! from readtd Ort' welcomt. Tht right 10 ccmdvise lt'tttr.t to fit ipoce or t'hm1nate Ul>t>l u rntrved u t11r.t of 300 ""o rds or ltu 111111 bto given prtf t rtnct AU ll"tttrs muat lncllACU 31~naturt ond moiling addreu but nomt11 maJI bto wilhhfld on r•· qtit1t t/ 11u/(1cumt reo1on i.t oppornr Poetry ~II not ~ publlahcd IAtim mop,,.. t~ltpltontd to 642-6038 NOTM cmd phofw num~ o/ tM con trtbutQr mwat tw Qtvn Jor .ven/IC'ohon pu~. ~ Teddi Alves says it is (Ma ilbox . Oct. 11 the Irvine Coast lawsuit would not have been necessary The letter read s like a "dirtv tricks'· effort to dis· credit the hard work of a volunteer citizens group. The Fr1ends of the Irvine Coast are not opposing development or denying property rights as Alves wouJd have lhe reader believe. It is unfortunate that a citizens' group is forced into lhe cou~ to protect the intent of the Coastal Act from powerful private interests . Yet the courts are the public's last chance that coastal traffic woes, air quality and scenery will not be worsened by non coastally dependent high rise construe· t10n. Hopefully the court will decide on the m erits of the case and not be swayed by politically powerful private interests or dirty tricksters. . ROBERT L. CLINTON • Gun control.s To the Editor: The best argument against gun con· trot 1s the single sentence which is the Second Article of the Constitution "A well regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free State. the right or the people to keep and bear arms. shall not be infringed." My dictionary derines "infringed" as, 1 ) to commit a breach or infraction or, violate or transgress, 2> lo encroach or tres pass The Constitution also pre· scribes the method for making changes. a nd when Article II is changed, 1 will support whatever change is made, but until that time, I insist on adherence to the entire Constitution, not just those parts which some of us care to endorse, casting away others which are not to our liking at the moment. Do gun controls work? I don't doubt the s tatis tics you quote in your editorial , however I think the reason is because those countries listed have judicial systems that work. Gun control in the United States will not work any better than drug controls because there is ineffective enforcement. THOMAS J . BOHMAN 111111• Wlt.b t.lle cOatl•l .. eGll ti.,,,.., eradlnUoD Oo•. a,_ ....... blam ... 0 sr•twld9l1 .... .... llGUNI BllCH /SOUTH COAST 01111 Piiat THURSDAY, OCT. 15, 1981 C AVALCADE COMICS MOVIES 82-3 86 87 f Buddy Ebsen has penned hi s own play and it will have its world Costa Mesa . . . premiere in See Page B8. D a , San Onofre nuke plant to return to service Southern California Edison Co '!> troubled Unit 1 reactor at th e San Onofre Nuclear Generating Statton ts tentatively scheduled lo return to ser vice late next week following six weeks of repair work to the plant's emergency core cooling system. An Edison Co spokesman said today that modification!> to two critical valves which re~ulate State cash sought/or OCjudges T he stale should provide a hi g h er reimbursement lo Orange County government for the cost of new superior court judges, county !>Upt'rvisors maintain After r eceiving a report Wednesday on the cost of new Judges. s upervisors said the $60,000·pcr -judge annual grant from the state lo offset judicial costs is insufficient The report, prepared by the National Center for State Courts, concluded 1hat the county's cost per Judicial position. is about $125,000 per year above the $60,000 ·per-judge reim bursement received from the state. The county Auditor Co ntr olle r 's office , however. places the count~··s cost at a s ubstantially higher figure, $313,000 It includes the cost of providing deputy district attorneys, public defenders and contract attorneys who provide defense for cases the public defender's office cannot accept for legal reasons the flow of t•ooling water to Unit 1 ·s n•actor in an emcrgeney - arc almost complete and awa1llng final federal clearance. The 456-megawatt plant has been out of service since Sept 3, when an electrical malfunction I ed to the shutdown which disdoscd that the two valves did not work properly The simultaneous failure of the \alves was of particular concern to federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission orficials because one valve was supposed to work if the other failed The emergency core cooling system 1s designed to prevent over healing and meltdown of the plant's highly radioactive fuel rods if normal coohng water ts lost Edis on spokesman Dave Barron said technicians have bee'l changing the electrical and control circuits that operate the valves to insure they will open and close properly Federal officials. however , said any measures taken now by Edison, ~ percent owner of Unit I along with 20 percent owner San Diego Gas & Electric Co .. are considered interim . Complete replacement of the va l ves 1s consid ered the long term solution, officials said. The prolonged shutdown of Unit 1 ont: of several which have kept the reactor out of service for most of the last two years is expected to cost the utilities millions of dollars in extra fossil fuel costs. Barron. howev er, s aid he didn't yet know what those extra costs would be once the reactor O .. ly l"llee l"-•Y llk MN K- ts back in service Edison's per day Share of the extra fuel costs could add up to about $262,000 or Sll million for the duration of the shutdown. Edison and SDG& E are turrcntly awaiting word from the U.S Atomi(• Safety and Licensing Board on permit applications to load fuel and run newly built Unit 2 at San Onofre on a low po\\ er test basis Changes mulled at Doheny Development of day-use picnic and recreation facilities instead of camping sites are planned for a portion of Doheny State Beach Park. Members of the State Parks and Recreation Department met at Dana ll ills lligh School Wednesday night to di scuss proposed cha n ges t o the mne -vear old general plan for the popular beach park There are presently 125 camping :.ites at Doheny State Beach Park . and the state's General Plan for the park calls for another 175 camping sites just south of the existing campgrounds But state park officials want to change the general plan, allowing day use facilities on the mile long strand JUSl south of the park entrance. Jack Stowe. area manager for the State Parks Department, said that. by c hanging the use to accommodate davtime visitors. more people wi.11 be able to enJO) the beach park County Administrative Officer Robert Thomas said both the $125,000 and the $313,000 figures can be substantiated. lie said the lower figure represents the initi al cost of adding a new judge. the higher figure represents the county's cost after two or three ~ears (;()Q (lJf 00( surfer cuts back 011 steep 46th Street wave rn .Vewport as southwest swell moves into county .. Public opinion in the past has shown support for day use facilities on that portion of Doheny Beach rath er than ca mping," the st a te parks official said Lavender Lady to answer compromise Stowe said preliminary plans for what might amount to a St million improvement package for the park should be ready for public rcv1e\\ after the first of the vcar. In approving the national center·s reporl. supcr\'1sor s recommended th e co unt~ 's Legislative Planning Committee take action to seek ;1 higher reimbursement from the state Will return to Laguna council tonight regarding ·harmony' in paint scheme While joining in the vote in support of the action. Supervisor Bruce Nestande. a former state assemblvman. said 1t would be unlikely the reimburs ement would be increased because of a projected deficit 1n the slate's budget for lhl' current fi scal year Wildlife trip set to Camp Pendleton The South Coast Audubon Society will sponsor a free. a ll-day· field trip to wildlife areas on Camp Pendleton Oct 24 Those interested -.hould meet al the Thrifty drug s tore parking lot at the corner of El Camino Real and Escalones in San Clemente al 7 a.m Laguna's lavender lady is schl'cluled to be back before the C'ity 's de::i ign review board tonight with her answer to a compromise propos al that would allow '>omt• lavender trim on her South Coast Highwa~ clothing ::,hoµ Ike Dvlan, st•cretary to the f1vl.'-member Laguna Beach rles 1gn re "iew hoard. sa id Druscilla Tvsen. owner or the Stra\\ berrv ·shortcake boutique. \\ OUlcl bl• allU\H•d to have Some I j' ender on her :.torefront 1f she agrees to paint the majority of the building white Mi ss Dyla n sai d the compromise was made by board members last week to Mi ss T~ Sl'n's attornc~ al a hearing at C'll \ hall La-.t .lune ahout 30 residents an d merchants near the Strawberry Shortcake, 1145 South Coast Highway, objected to thl' store's soft lavender trim. and they filed a complaint with the cit v The ·design review board said Ms T ysen didn't get its permission before she paintf'd But she says the city doesn't have the legal right to tell her what color she can paint her boutique in the first place The city filed suit against Ms. Ban on fireworks rejected by Irvine Irvine City Council members have rejected a proposal to ban the sale and use of fireworks in Irvine. Despite the objections of Orange County Deputy Fire Marshal Stan Roettcher, the C'oUn<.'il de,.i<iN1 ·1·uesdav o follow the recomm':ndation or Irvine Police Chief Leo Peart and continue to allow the sale and use of so-called safe and sane fireworks in Irvine Peart said there ts no evidence Lo indicate legal safe and sane fireworks were fire hazards. He said the illegal variet y of fireworks are mos t likely to start fires . Councilman Art Anthony said that under any circumstances. it's chfficult to prevent people from shooting off fireworks during celebrations. "You'd need an a rm y of people to do that," he said. Tysen when she refused to change the color of her shop. and she in turn look the city to court in a n attempt to have the s uit thrown out. But in June Orange County Superior Court Judge Robert R Fitzgerald ruled color is an appropriate matt er to be considered in design review, and decided not lo dismiss the city's SUit However. after a drive past M!> Tysen·s establishment. he s aid he found the purple paint "attractive, eye-catching and not offensive to this court." City officials say they don't want to dictate what color merchants can paint their shops, but they do want some harmony in local hues. The design review guidelines in Laguna read in part that colors "s hould avoid disharmony in the locale" and "maintain compatibility with surrounding buildings." He said plans might include improvements to the existing parking lot . a dd itiona l restrooms, cold water showers on the hcach. add1t1onal fire pits. picnic tables and volleyball rourb Swedish song fest planned The 35 member Mas ter Chorale of Sundsvall, Sweden. will perform at the Laguna Beach High School auditorium Oct. 29 to benefit the scholarship fund of Oran~e County's Swedish Women's Educational Association Ticket!:. for the 7 p .m performance are SS. and may be obt ained by writing to Siv Finkler, 9352 Molokai Drive, Huntington Beach, 92646 For information call 497-2965. ~\On top of 'Old Smoky,' our latest peril CALLISG .\l,L ('.\RS. DEPT. .\la ..... <1..., 11 taXl':-. <ind .....,; ;.__, hig h interest rate:-. a ren·t enough. 1l w;.h gn•Jt gncf to learn tht~ "eek that anothl•r puhltc· ern?m' h~1., been unleashed upon thl' haplc·-. .... t·1t11l•nn lk i-. 1dt•111il1l'cl ii' Pcriplaneta fuligino .... a 1Sl·,·ill<·1 He also go<.':-. b~ thl' ;tl1 :1..; of tlw ~mok~ Hrn" n Cockroach We"ll .1ust eall l11 rn Smok~. lor -.hort . \n~'\\ a~ news 01:-.pat('hl'S rl·c.·enlly .,ounded th(' alarm that our ('oaslal n·~ion has ~· ,~~1 TOM MORPHINE_~~<~ ~een invucled b~· tht~ new species of roach , known as the Smok~ Brown. When I firs t read the Roaches Found Here· I another marijuana raid hl•adltne thctl .. Smokv Brown thou):!hl the cop., hud pullc'd off READING Ft:RTHER. howc\'cr. you learn that Smoky is actually ··La Cucaracha. · of famed Spanish song and lore Further yet. Smoky is considered. a particularly obnoxious cockroach becau~c he ltk~:-. to l!H' in pl aces like sewer~. where ht• could pick up d1sgustm1? diseases before entering your house to forage for food Paul Salata. our coastlme·s most famous sewer contractor. might take exception. but th(lt'S what the textbook boys say. In learning of this new coC'kroach m enace. your faithful correspondent immediately launched an • ·No. no, never mind the smoky brown roaches Just get the money investigation in the public interest That is to sa y l picked up m~· wastepaper basket and peered underneath it. That failing . I turned to research books that arc close at hand and therefore are less labor than actually getting_ out to inspect some of the aforementioned ~r Salaw·s sewer pipes. Al.AS, R ESEARCH FAILED lo uncover the sm()ky brown roach. Texts did describe the brown-banded cockroach <alias Su pell a s u pe.llecitium 1 wh ich is already common to our coastal a rea and is considered a fairly nice fellow. as roaches go. He's lived in our r egion for a long time • I Another book said then· are a total 11f I lll>O '>PCC'll'" Ill cockroaches. of which nnJ~· 62 lin• m '\111·1 h .\ml•rn·,1 Another text said 2.000 kinds are around Cockroaches in general. the expert:-. sa~-. ltkt· 111 sta~· up late 1.1t night. arc addictc<i to s tLJrthl'!-. and swt'l'h. :incl just love good food. c lothing und books Lots of us seem to ha\·e mul'h 111 common \\1th roaches . Anyway. the numbers of s pec1<.•..., lbtcd was baffling and I was forced to turn lo a local expert. one Fred Beams. who is educational coor<iinator for the Orangl' County Vector Control Di strict FRED KNOWS ABOl'T more s peeics of cockroaches than the texts do. "There are 3.500 kinds that have b een described. of which only 16 are considered not' nice ... he explained. T he bad part is that one of the :"lot :'\!ices i!-. Smok.' Brown. who has now migrated here from places like Alabama, Mississippi and Texas . Prior to just recentl ~-. t he only Smoky Brown ever found in California was picked up in Sacramento. according to Beams. Our vector control person said the largest infestation now known in our entire slate h as d eveloped in Mission Viejo. A couple h ave been found in Huntington Beach a nd one Smoky in Irvine TtDS MAKES MISSION VIEJO the S m oky Brown Cockroach Capital of California . That could d evelop into a new the m e for a Ch a mber or Commerce festival. · So you now know that whe n a ·Mexica n combo In Mission Viejo strikes up "La Cucaracha ... they really m ean it. ' r Oronge Coas t DAILY PlLOTfThursdey. October 15. 1981 L 7 OUOT AflOH' IH(~UOC 'lf.&Ol \OH"'' HIW YOll• "'IOWI ,, •AC•••< "•"' •ouo .. DITllOlf •110 (IN(I ...... ,, HOC• l.k( .. 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II> IO•MP JH ,...,,n-h ,, .. •n l ., " • ~ ~ tt11rnt .JD 11 .., •I-\\ ffalr II 2 S-'11 '-tOt•ll .. ~r .. , "' Relt'°"' n t U1 '"" "'-" t t .» SI tt • ~ "'nfl I )t IO tq ., ... 1,.. ieHJT h ,'°' Monw" • I R•m..i ,.. \ f~-• \\ -2 IO 1 • ~~ mrlll t.1'9t S II \Co I ..,., t~ ' Earnings Sll&tai n d e nt SAN FRANCISCO IAPI -Crown 7.ellerbach Corp. s ays that the depressed housing industry and a summe r strike .tn Canad3 put a big dent in iL<1 third quarter earnJngs. The forest and paper products 1>roduccr announced Wednesday thut 1Lq third quarter 1981 sales were $790 million, up a bit from $789 million In a like period last year. But net Income dropped lo S7 million. or 15 cents a ~hare. rrom S9 mllllon, or 23 cents a s hare, In the l980 quarter . - ~ . t.\°t What's in a ~name? It t. i:ctung tougher und tougher to tell what <'oms:1:1n1t•., du by tht>1r names These days companies arc 1nlo 'u m11n y d1frcr~nl activities that their ort~inul n,11nt•s have been outdated or else their na11H'1> h.ivt• been changed to renect nothing tor evcrythin~ 1 'fakt• u com pan} like Penn Central "Ah," you say. "thl• ru1lro;jJ "Wt·ll . 1t used lo be Indeed. it was lht· b1E:f;t:l\l ru1lroacl 111 the nation until 1t went h;rnkrupt ThL·n 11 managed to trans fer the morll'Y losing r :u lro<tel pro perties to a government- owrwd entity, ConHa1I. whilto it pursued profits from Pt•nn ('t•ntral 'I\ r1on ·ra llroad properties. which indudt'<'I things like p1pl'lines and amusement parks. liett£·r yel. -;ince ~ Penn l'enlral ha:. . this huge tax loss \r o t $ 6 o o m II I 1 o n 1 t u ~. • (';.trn rorv. .1rd , it'i. 4 ~ m ot1 \'alc'<f 111 buy up ___ ..._ ... .,...,. ________ _ com par~i~·~ left :ind MllTDI MOSIDWITZ ni,,:hl 1 I ht• tax lo~s l'~1n bl' :.ippltc<l to the profits made l.Jy the acquired companies. I In 1979, Penn Ct•ntra l bought Muruthon Mfg . the world's largt•st m aker of "Jackup" rigs for offs hore oil tlr1lhng Earlier this year Penn Central bought a big elet·t1 onit•s firm. (iK T echnologies. And now Penn Ccntrnl b prl'paring 10 mer~e with Colt Industries, a company th<.11 mJkes s teel. pumps. carbure to rs . C'ompressor!> and yes. harking back to the hegrnnm~ Colt fi rearms Penn Ct·ntral plus Coll will add up to a torporatwn with s ales of more than $5 billion The onl y problem what will they call it? Yo u rcmem ber a company called Allied Che m1ca1·• It w<1s world famous for dumping kepone into the Jam(•s River in Virginia. Well. it has a new l.J<1ss. Edward I.. Hennessy Jr. and he knocked "c·hen11cal .. out of the <'Orporate monicker ll 's just Allied Corpora lion today. which can mean just about anything, which is fine with Hennessy. who seems ready to buy anything Ile l)oughl the battery maker. Eltra Then he hought Bunker Ramo. an electrorucs outfit (they supply the:-Tclcquote s ervice to stockbrokers> Now he '~ bu ~w ~ Apollo Lasers 1n Los Angeles. HB EIN'lrtt•<J I in Mansfield. Ohio. and the West Coast Hcfraetorv & Mrnerals Division of Interpace. Next on his s hoppfng lis t is Fisher S<'ientific. a company that suppli(·c; ... onu:: 80,000 ite m s needed by laboratories llenn1• ... :.v l<·arned the lncks of the trade at the feet of a ma;tcr. Harry Gra~ of United Technologies Gray a rnV('d a l a company c alled United Aircraft 1 l'ratt & Whitney l 10 y rars ago, and he proceeded quickly lo transform the company I both in name and t•ompositic1n > Su you never know any more what's lurking behind those corpor ate names There's one company calkd B<ingor Punta. The name stems from the merg er <>f an old s ugar plantation company. Punta ,\ll·gre with e1 r ailroad that came out nf Bangor. Maine Todav Bangor Punta does n't run a railroad nor dill'~ 11 cut sugar cane It does make sm all pl an e~ i PtpL·r AircraftJ . handguns <S mith & Wesson1. and the chemical Mace, rt oper ates cotton gins and Cl'mt•nt plants . F'uqua Industries? Al leas t you kno w what 1t stunds for Chairman J B Fuqua. who's about to take thl' compa ny private. Whal 1t does is harder to p10 down Snapper lawn mowers. Martin motion pitlun~ lhl'<.1le rs 1152 of them I, farm·home auto suppl 'r :.tores 1165 of them l operating under the ~amc·s Big Be ar. TSC, Robertson's and Tractor Supply. ColorC'raft photofinishing, Ebonite billi~rd table~. Reach baseball gloves. Hutch footballs. AJay c·xer nclci., Concord bowling balls a nd a clutch of me tal pro<·essin(;! companies STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT DOW JONES AVERAGES NEW YORK (J.l'I S41e•, Wfl<l pric~ •ftd net ,.,.._ ol the llflon mo>I .cllvt Ntw Y.,..k Stock Each<1~ IHutt lredlnQ nallONlll• ~· rnotP t11•n it Grurnmn Cp tJ0,700 331') t8M ,,. 400 52'> ~·on•ICo s 'IM,200 11"' Sunt>u m 111 . .00 » ~.~~";p' 1:~~ ~'lo ~~~~r~ • ~·= !!~ Merrill Lyn .. 1.000 11111 Nonon Slm Jll.700 1~ Wllms c~ lll,000 1'~ PenntOtl 177 ,900 40 CIMIW M.tnh J2t,.r00 14'1• C•ncolnc 311,tOO 16V. Mc Oon•kl Jll ,.SOO ., AMERICAN LEADERS UPS AND DOWNS NEW YORI( IAPI n.. lollowlno Utt '"°'"' lilt N.., Yoo Stock E•clWlnge stocks •nd warr.tnh that ha•• QOM uc> lht moll end ..,_ '"" most IMled on r::ce~_: Cfl"'Ot ••9<t•dlen of votu,... No securll~ ,,..,,no l>el-U ••• lncl- ucled Net -perctfllAQe <l\enves •• lllt Ollltr•nct ,.,_n tilt prtvlOU$ CIOSl"CI oroce andW"°"'\Cl4J.:SO"ct N•""' L.nl C"v I ROQBll <" pl 3' • I ..... 1 P10f>ff'EI lOlo • •'' l JtrC ll j(lpf t S r 11 • ,.,,~,pf ~ • ,. ... S AM tnll 1'4 • ~ • Horlht'"OO 4()1;., • )V, 1 GtlWn p1e 100 • I I Wyl~ t\IJ • \lo • Eqma 1.Jlpf 16 • 1'1o 10 Apple! Mag tl'lt t I ,, 4Mlltltdls fl 101-. • .... 11 Totco<A u~ • ,,,. IJ Cr..,lll'n c'lll)f 1'''-• 1 U GllUft OfB .. • J IS MicllCG 1 05c>I lS"• • I " Uftlv., Co ~$ • l Name Last C"9 t P.tflnlOll 40 • 1 Wllms Cos 1•~ 3~ 3 Ronson l lf4 4 Lenntr ' tJ -'" S AAlt <:p 1 -16 6 G•nRtd !' 11"' t\Co 1 US Alf II ... -1141 I "'l.tYtlo\I En •~ -"' t Ellalr Ind S>4 ~ 10 0-KO fl'lt 71Jt -" II C"INWT"' ft "" -t 12 F1lMln <:p I-IV. tJ Gull Rettt 1'~ -t'"i If lt•P\IOAlr 4 .... -" U Yetto 1$~~ t\\ 1' Allealllllll M -, .. 11 XTlfAinc; I•~ -ti.. GOLD COINS Pel Up 17 9 UP 2<1.1 Up US Up 11.l Up t.• VP I.I VP I .I Up 1.6 VP I S Up l.O Up 10 Up 11 Up 1 J VP 7.3 Up 10 UP 10 Ptl. Off 13.0 Ott It. I Off ti.I Off 10,J Dff t.7 Wfl t.t Off • 7 Off u Off 1.0 °" , , Off 7.t Off , .. Off 1 s Off 7.S Off 1.S Off 7.2 Off 7.1 "EW YOlllC IJ.P) "'•ice. le H WedMIClllY of OOM1 <Oina, t-recl wlttl T.,.tdo's prlc• ·~ ''""°' · .... 00. ....... ,s. ............ ,.,.., ... , .......... u MHic. » PHO. t t tr.., or • H4S 00, ttfl "00 AHtriell 100 <,_, teO'.) t ... y or., ..0.fO. ...... ,, NEW YORKCAPI Fl,..1 Dow·J-' ••II' tor WICI , Ocl ,. STOCKS o.e.. ".... ..._ (l .. e a.. JO Ind 6"' 16 864.SJ M .. ISO~ .. «I 10 Trn »9., 170 SS ltl ti )6111-•ti IS VII ICM SO IQ.I 13 101.tt ICQ IS-I.JI 6S St• J«> CK MD ... UI CW J:J4 '7 S n lllCl .. l •.:Jtt.100 ,,... t07,SOO U Ill, •U. 100 U Slk S,lSl,100 WHAT STOCKS DID Nl!W YORK IAPI Ocl I• Adv•nc.O O.cll~ u ft( h•"9fd Tal•I IHUH Hew lllQl\S H•w toW1o W•to" "'°'E • (,.0 fod;l; 1113 )1• 1111 It lO HEW YORK IAPI Oct I• AOvenceo 0.Cllned UnchenQIMI TOle l lnun Ntw lllQl\s H•w •O•l- METALS TO<My ,,. "' 19• 160 J I c .,.,., ll 16 <•nl ' • pound . u s OtUln•Uom. LOf ._...cenb• 1101111•0 Zlft< •So .. '• c•nl• a p0uno, othvtrtO Tift $1 0103 ~lftl WH~ to~lt• 11> Alwml""m 7'-«lcent\ •pound, N Y. Mtr<IH'Y '4n.oo Pt•"••~ ,.teti"-~n.so tray ot. N Y SILVER H•ndY & H•rmen st •H per troy Ollf'Ct GOLD QUOTATIONS l.~: mom1no 11wtno ..... u, up u 60 L...-...: .. t..-ll•tno .... •S, uc> U.«>. ,..,ia: ..,,.,.,_ llxlnog "70 12. all U It l'r oltwt: M4I Ol. Ull U 1• Ztorkll: llltt fl•tno "'°1 oo, up U.00 . ....._00 ·~eo. M•••Y & ".,..,... •• (onl't d.tlly Q-1 .... ''· """ .... 1....-,.: (only O•Uy quol•I ..... U . 14> $2 4() ........... : IOltly Gally QWlt ) l.tl>rt019d ....... ,up $2.'S2 SYMBOLS • Jack Anderson llmhl ..._.. . reveals i n t'1e -•J l':lllR l .; , I q .. .;: -c .. s 4 s 4 0 0 4 0 t1 -------··--------~ ---, 1'3 Orango Coast OAIL Y PILOT/Thursday, Octo ber 15, 1981 18---------------------------------------------,~ ·----------------------------------------------.--------------------'"':'""------- .... ~ Crystal Gayle. cau11try :m1ger writ share the spotlight with Sesame Street's H1g Btrd m the-upcommg telev1s1011 special ··Cou11try Top 20 ··The two recently completed a recorctwg for a new so11g fnr 011 album Assenibly nieu aid i II l1o v . . S tat e a sse mbl y men C h es t e r W ray, 0 -Westmins ter. and Phil Wyman, R·Tehachapi, paved the way for a South Afncan boy with a premature aging disease to visit Dis neyland without cost to his family. according lo Wray's office The boy 1s scheduled to arrive in Southern California on Nov. 29. Fra osie Gerringer has An attorney ror the state D e partm e nt o r Transportation, Charles P. Valdes or Sacramento. has been re·elccted president of the Ca l ifornia State Employees' Association. Valdes defeated Leo Mayer of San Francisco 395-300 ID a vot e of general council delegates in Anaheim. progeria, which causes him to age at 10 times the normal rate, and his plight was cover~ 1n news reports that c ame to the legislators' attention. The two localed the child through the South Afri can con s ul in Be verl y Hills. secured accom modations from Di s neyland for the ram lly and pers uaded a major a irline lo provide travel. Wray·s office said. Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley call ed on Tokyo Gov. Shunk hi Suzuki. Bradley told Suzuki that the purpose or his visit is to "explore poss1bil1ties of securi ng participation by Ja p a n ese firm s in the cons truction of port facilities for coal s hipme nt in Los Angeles The newly crowned MlllS Amerle• #Ot a bta 1rtn out of federal B udaet Director Oavld Stockmaa. E l h abt t h W ar d , a 20 ·year·old accounting miajor from Arkansas Tech University, uld she was Impressed with th e way Stockman, 34 , rose from congressman to budget director. And, said Miss Wa r d , Stockman is single. In Washington, Eclwln D a l e, a spokesm an for Stockman, confirmed his boss' eligibility and sard he interrupted Stockman during the day to tell him about Miss Ward's interest. Stockman "smiled broadly and said he was greatly flattered and that he hoped chance might enable them lo meet one day,·· DaJe said. Mlkhall Baryabolkov, artistic director of American Ballet Theater, was forced lo q uit in the midd le or a Minneapolis performance of .. Swan Lake" because of a heel injury Baryshnikov. who injured his heel last week during rehearsal in New York, aggravated lhe injury and wa s replaced by R oss Strelton for the second half or the ballet. Barys hnikov was being tr ea t e d b y the dance company's physicians and is expected to per for m tonight, his only other scheduled performance durin g a s1x·day Minneapolis run. Rumor s have been appearing in gossip columns that New York Gov. Hugh Ca r ey a nd hi s w ife. millionaire r eal ·eslale dev e lop er Eva n ge line Go u l e t as·C arey, were ex pecting a child, so a reporter popped the question. The reporter asked Carey whether there was anything to report on the "imminence or the stork al the Executive Mansion." ·'No," the governor said. Carey had 13 children with his first wife. Helen, who died of cancer in 1974. The governor s aid he is expecting a s eventh g randchild . but said no storks were on the way to his own house . .. Having passed all the bi rd identification tests for that species, I know when one's coming ... Carey said. It 's rather chilly Coastal Sunny Friday Coastal tow •.S, Inland SS C1>a•l•I high ... lnl-13 water M hlQh deseru ~Id De from Ml lo IJ. ,..,,,, low> from JS to 0 t n tht tow O•serh 1nd tower Colorado Rl,..r •alloy" hlgM F rldn \l\OUld De from 1' lo .. and to~ In IMSO.. Tne vall•vs w it! bl> 5'unny, w11h l\lgh•lrom 70 to IS L~ A"9flt\ >hould also De sunny, will\ hlQllS in, .... IOW 70. EIMwht,... ->l•rlv wlncb 10 to" ------------knot\ Friday afternoon. otherwl.e tight and variable Ourtnc;i nlc;iht and rnornlnc;i ho•1r>. One to J.1001 wa>1er1y swe ll IOftlQhl ano Frtdav Somo low cloud• 11lght and mornlnlJ hou". otherwlw '•" U.S. suniniary Ex te1ule d outlook SOU TH ERN CAL I FORNIA COASTAL AND MOUNTAIN AREAS Fe" -•11\er Coa•tal erH hlllfl• m id &Os at Ille Deac:hes to low eo inla nd va11e.,. Lows •t lo H 70 Moo ratn ftll 100.y In northern Tt•as and lOUlh•rn Okl•homa, adding to Ille torrent• that "-Ye put strHmS -tributaries of Iha Rt<! River over tMlr !Nnk• for d•Y• Mou,.tain rH<>rt level l\lghs I" Ille ----------------------- SO\ lows JO lo .IQ Sevtn _ .. dt.cl 1n the flOOding this w-. Rain etso fell 1n southern Tutu on Wedne•d•Y. the city 01 Bryen reporting five ln<h41\ Som• pert\ of the Red River Valley. w"fc h form > mo.i of t h• T•••1·0 kt•hom• bordet'. have receiv.d more 1"-n >o 1n<he\ ol r a in since Su...S.Y. Th• rein was HP<!<I.., to conlinue tOdav. tlU1 tie ..-e widely Ka1tere<1 andnolHhe..,,., Tiie N•llonef WHlher s.""" Hid '°"'' rl"'" •nd streami mav \lay over their b6nks until S•lurci.y On W-v. the Rt<! River wH • S fHI ov•r ii• 1s.toot '-•••goo •I Gal11uvllte. h•n. tirtO•ng • JO·yUr·old record Muddy 8<19QY Creek, wl\lch runs sovth ol O~l•hom• City, cr .. 1..i.., •SIMI WodnaMMly al Farris, Okla , alter IWlvlftQ bHn •• 14.,, feel•• latt n Tu,..d•y "lght Elsewl'teA, Ketter..,"'°"''" •nd tllundtrs,,owu• conllnued to dtveloe> ahead ol a •I-movlnc;i cold lront In Ille ca11trel 1Nr1 of the nation T"•r• w erf sho•eri a nd OwnO.rstonm lrom WiKO"lln to IN southern Plal"l •nd llQlll ra in !ell 1n ·Ille u-r GrHI Lakes and mlddle Mlu lssippl Valley II wH ct-y trom tht Ol>lo Valley lo ncH"th ol the etntral Gull Coa•L Tti1r e were • tew 'nowtr' In Color-and N-MHICO II WH fair over the re\I of the nation Califor11ia O.nver S1 "" Des Molnn 11 jO T t>mpera tures HI Le Po Albany .. Jl Albuq~ n ., Am•rlllo " u &7 Asheville &I '° All ant a &9 54 Atlante Cly '° 41 B•1t1mor~ ., l6 Btrml1>c;inm 73 ... 8 1,marcw 5S 1' Boise So JS Boston 61 ~ BrownsvU.t ., 74 Bulle lo ,. •• Cl\arlstn SC 72 SI> Charlstn WV IS u Cheyenne H ,. 11 Chlc•c;io .. H 16 C lnclnnall ,, S6 01 Ctevet•nd .. ., Columbll\ " so Da1·FIWll\ 16 ,. Detroit "° S> Duluth S3 J7 El Paso IO So ti•r tford ., .n Helena .. .IQ Honolulu 17 1• Houston " 71 lndnaplls 63 SS Je<Unvlle ,. SI> K•n• Clly 1J SS Las V19as .. ... Lfllle Roclt .. "° LOUhvllle 71 S9 Mem1>11ls 67 ). Miami IO ,. Miiwaukee 17 Sl Mpls·St P 62 "" Na.hvlllt 69 6J Ntw Orle•n.s •• .. N"' Yorlt 67 47 Norfolk 63 Sl Oltta CllV " s• Omaha S4 ., Orla ndo es 67 Phll•dphla ., ,. ~~~Rf RIPORT r-.11·• LaUllH ..... "'-fair ••<ti""'' fair ...... _ T-H '2 ., .01 11 O'I .02 7J 02 01 Phe>enla Plll~urgh P11•nd, ,,_. Ptland,0,.. Reno Sell L•ka Se•"'' St Louis St P·TamPA St Ste M•ri. SPOka~ Tul>8 WHlll119tn Wlclllt• CAL"OltMIA BV.ar\lltld Blytlle Eureka Fre1no Le,.ca1ter LOS AnQltl~ Mery'"ltte Mot1tare11 NHdlH 0-.1- Paso Re«Mn R.cl lluff R.c!-Clly Sac:r.,.,_o Sall" .. Sen Dteoo San Fral'CISCO S."t• 8-• Slo<ktOfl Thermal Ukiah Bartlow Bio 8Hr Blshclcl Catalina Lau Ar,..,.,_ Long BH<h Monrovia 71 s• .. .IQ •3 lJ .. 41 49 n t1 ).& S'I •• .. J1 .o u ... Sl 47 ... SI » ., •• .. "" It S2 .IS 10 ... ,. m •1 45 70 43 •• .. 70 S4 71 m ... m 1S m .. jO .. ,. 73 "" 70 ... 7l ., 70 _, .. .., .. m ... .. 71 m 11 ,, .. m ., .. " 17 u • 1S ,, .. 1' .. 4' 14 43 The National Wtelhar S.rvlce predicts • ... rmlng trtnd for Southern Ca tllornl• beglnnlnQ Friday, wltll -•-cloucb along uw soutN m coasts. Huntington Bluff\ Huntington Pier Santa Al\ll RI,,... Jet1y Gii SI. Newpon 1tnd SI. Newport Bal bOa WedQlt Rockplte, Leguna SlttPY Hoo- Thalla-8rootts AvtfMaa. 4·S l~ ... w 1·2 .. , OOod -felr ., "' " .. Sun, moon, tide$ Otherwl!llt, the coul lrom Santa BerlMlra to L-hac:h end Ora1199 Coul'IV llhould tit ,,_,., wnny, w llll 111011 tams-rat-from" 'o 7:&. The ,,,_talnl will aloo be 1Nrtly ctoudy, wltll hll!M from n to M and •-1 from 1' lo Jt Snow'"''' 11 •.$00 1 .. 1. There should be some variable ctouCllMu and a •''9"' cllance ol llgfll ~ In ttlt MoJeve 0.Mrt. Hl9h le-etvres ttltrt anel In Ille Monday Fnd•'f If You o·o nt~ P\l 'IP yo.JI oa-by ., JO p "' call c.oto<• 1 Pm arid Y'Ov' COOV wtll btt dtthw@o'lld S.....i•r a"CI Sund.., 11 vou dO not =::,r.;., c:,:>J vU, ~~v"' .. nC:: de41-" c.,.....,~ =~it~~:~a::c!U.4Ut .,,., w. .. ,,,........ ...... u. ~ NIOUfl .. Meet ' M ).} ,., J~ San Cle-• Pltr Tra1a'1J,11r IT ·Sir-Mt) 3 .. Conon's Point 4 Tr.,llH 4 San Onofre • good 9ood gOOd 9fOCI .. .. ., •s •2 S«onel low 5e<Ofld lllgh Flrtt low Flrtt h'911 Sec:ond low TODAY S:1'p m. o.s 11:'1 p.m ••• PAIDAY S:U a.m. t.• 11:21 a .m. u •:31 a "' O.J Tomorrow'\ TldH Hl9": 11:27 am.; Low· •:3l p.m., 5-41 dl1'9Cllclft: '41n Mb 6: It p m.. rites F ltd., SIW •:M e.m. Reporting avenc:i.1. HB Relf, Tom Blelock; HB c1111, Aon H•refw-; NB, L.09"" Lockabty; LB, 8r1Ko 8elrd; SC city, Helefl M<Cw; SC ...... Mika Br-rd 1111--. r1W1 l :H p.m., .... Frktty tO:ite.m. We're Listening ••• What do you like about the Daily Pilot? What don't you like? Call the number below and your message will be recorded. transcribed and delivered to the appropnate editor The same 24·hour answering service may be used to rfcord let· ters to the editor on any topi<.' Mailbox contributors must include their name and telephone number ror verification No circulation rails. please Tell us what·11 on your mind 642·6086 · Wftste solutions eyed . . Resource r ecovery emphasized i n pc planni ng 8y GLENN C.'OTT of ... o.11, ........ H What Orange County residents don't want, their landfills get, and 'It won't be much longer before the containers, clippings and other claptrap Ctll the four county-run facilities to the brim. And finding a new site isn't •be easy task it used lo be. Siles mu s t b e close t o maJo r metropolitan areas '<>1 reduce hauling costs. said Don Poer, manager of the county solid waste management division. But neighbors almos t invariably don't want a landfill -they used to be called dumps -because of possible odors, litter and the dangers of heavy trucks rumbling past their homes. To solve projec ted space shortages, county offi ciaJs are preparing a waste management plan to reduce the need for new landfills while regenerating digested trash into new sources of energy. The pl an to be prepared by a yet -to·be selected consulting firm will rely heavily on various form s of r esou r ce recovery sys t ems . s a id P oe r . A 17·member steering committee has been formed to guide the co n su ltant!> 1n exam ining solutions. The committee met earlier this week in Santa Ana. when Poer explained "'I don't see any way of avo1dim som e use of l a n d fi lls. We jus t need l o mioimize it." The four landfills in operation ar e the Olinda landfill, opened in 1960 and expected lo last until 1990; Santiago Canyon, started in 1967 and projected to fill by about 1985: Coyote Canyon in Ir vine. opened in 1963 a nd expected to last until 1985, and P ri ma Oesecha, east of San Juan Capistrano, opened in 1976 1 and expected to last until al least 2000. Considering the lime needed to pl a n fo r n e w res ource recovery systems. Poer said the study needs lo be started now. It also will include plans for disposal of hazardous. or toxic waste. M eanwh1l e. county officials are negotiating with the Irvine Company to e1cquire land near El Toro Marine Air Station for construction of a new landfill in Bee Canyon An e nvironmenta l imp act • rc1>ort hus been completed, but county officials are m eeting resistance from neighborhood groups opposed to the landfill. Poer said Bee C a nyon is intended to r eplace Coyote Canyon. which receives much of the trash from the coastal parts of the county. Just lo move to the new site wtll cost consumers about $2 million a year simply ID hauling costs. he explained .. If we can·t have Bee. that means we go farther back rn the hill~ and pay more costs, largely for ruel, .. he said Poer said m ore equipment has been add ed at existing l andf i ll s lo maximiz e compaction of trash. He would like to see landscaping practices that produced fewer clippings and waste, and more materials such as soil. rock and broken l'Oncrete taken to old gravel pits where they can be put lo UH fillln& cr.ater s and s tagnant ponds. The fact that dumping at county landfills is free, he added, may make trash pickup prices more expens ive in the future, because the facilities wlJJ fill up fast e r , causine the gr eater expense ~( building ne~ sites Th at roundabout economic prob I c m ma k e·s resourc e recovery systems all the more valuable, he said. Sys tem s vary fro m huge incinerators that transform trash into steam to machines that turn refuse into pellets that can be burned with coal. The Getty Oil Company has contracted to pu mp methane from Olinda, where it is a product of decomposition. to be burned to create electricity APWI ....... 'PEOPLE' PARODY -Thb is lhtc• cover of t he Harvard Lampoon·s ··People" Parody. a s lick fake that m atches the look and style of the popular ··People" mag azine down lo the last movie star and snippet of gossip West Newport criticizes Banning Ranch proposal West Newport Beach residents hav e lodged objections at a public hearing on plans lo develop a 75-acre strip or the B an nin g R anch i nt o an industrial-residential area. Representatives of Beeco Ltd . the firm hoping lo develop the site, said the plan will have a positive overall impact on the city . City Council members took no a c tion on the plan Tuesday nigh t, voting to continue the hearing to Oct. 26. The residents said the plan wrn aggravate existing traffic problems, require increased use of John Wa y n e Ai r port, overcrowd the area a nd bnng mor e c rim e and hig h e r residential insurance rates. They proposed a plan or their own for development of the site which includes more residential development and less indus trial and commercial development. Beeco's current plan calls for construction or more than 200 cond ominium s a nd 805.000 squar e feet of industrial and office space. Re s id e nt s s aid an Environmental Impact Report fi led with th e Beeco p lan underestimates the amount of traffic the development would ~c nerate. Resident Mukhtar Salamah said weekend traffic in s ummer m akes West Newport residents .. prisoners in our own homes" and that the E l R had only measured peak traffic during weekday rush hours . He also said Newport Beach"s t otal development picture. and its impact on airport use and traffic conditions. s hould be taken into account when co n s id e ring individual development proposals Resident Terry Watt s aid the residents' plan, sponsored by a residents' group called West Newport L<.'g1 slative Alliance. would mean more revenues for the citv She also said the plan is superior to the Beeco plan and would reverse a trend toward development decisions by the Council that "threaten the character of Newport Beach ·· But David Neish. a consultant to Beeco. said the pla n "fulfills the (city'st objective or compa tible land uses" and ··would have an overall positive impact on Newport Beach ... Van Stevens. a planner. geologist and traffic consultant worklDg for Becco. also said the plan 1s suitable for the area. S tevens said the res idents· plan. which calls for low·density development. is not feasible for the tract because it does not make fina ncial sense for the developers and would not have a positive impact on finances or traffic for the city RAFF jeweJrr. 32 Fashion Island Newport Beach• 64+2040 3 Generations of frlendlV per10nal service . . , A 8 Orange COU1 DAILY PILOT /rhuraday, 0cfob9r 15, t981 School site ruling disrupts planning . . . ' '· ' . The s tate Dlvi:;ion of Aeronautics has rejected as unsafe a proposal by the Irvine Unlfted School District to build rive schools west of El T oro Marine Corps Air Station. This rejection was made on the basis 1ha l the proposed schools would be subject to jet crash hazard and airplane noise. What is puzzling about this finding, however. is the fact that the di s tanc e b e tw e en the proposed schools a nd the air station is g reate r tha n the distance b e tw ee n thr ee established schools a nd the air station. Furth e rm o r e . th e five proposed schools fall outside of Marine Corps e r a s h ·h azard zones. School district officials haVl' been unsuccessful in efforts lo get the state ofricials to explain just what criter ia Wl'r e used in the decision to reject the n ve proposed schools . 1 We urge representatives of the stale Division of Aer9nauUcs to cxplam this rejectk>t\. If the division continues uncooperaU•e. the district's . &eg1slat0rs shOuld lean on the probh~01 . When the explanation is given. school district off4cials MU have a cho&ce. 'they can either try to teverse lhe t'.ej~ction1 ol' they can move ahead with plaas to build schools on alt.eroate s ites. Until s chool distrkt orfictals understand the criteria betlind the rejection. however, plans for ne w school con s tructfon must remain in limbo. It is importa nt that the$e plans be moved ahead ~that the school district ca n keep .pace with the growing enronment . ilf the Irvine area. Bay cleanup blocked Just when it appe ared that a long overdue cl eanup job on the silt-choked Upper Newport Bay was about to begin. the wa lls came tumbling down. The appro ved S4 m illion proj ect was dealt what appear:; to be a death blow last week when Gov Edmund Brown Jr, announced he was putting a freeze on $170 million worth of stole public works projects. Among the funded projects was a $1.3 million commitment to help clean up the Upper Ba y Brown's financia l experts s aid it is too early to tell whether this money is lost for good . This was the second piece or bad news recently received by those inter ested in cleaning the bay . Nearly S2 million in st a te C lean W a ter Bond fund s earmarked for the $4 million project wer e put on ice when st all' officials r eporte d they we re unable to s ell the bonds because of high interest r a tes The result of all of this is simple -ther e is n 't e noug h money to begin the dtanup project this fall as planned. The unfortunate thing is that thi s m eans the bay will be subjected t o another Winter wtth rain storms washing sm into the a lready-clogged bay. Instead Of a forward move. the bay will be taking a nother step backwards. as it has each year since 1969. when heavy r ains turned it into a mud fl at. T he news is even harder to t ake because many people and a number of city a nd county agencies worked so hard and so long to make the plan a reality. Ne wpo rt adv~nced nearly $200 ,000 in environmental studies and e n g ine e r i ng work in pre paration for the jo b. The plan. meanwhile. will be shelved until economic conditions improve enough for the !itate to sell the bonds and untiJ Brown r estores some order to state fina nces . One can only hope that the bay doesn·t take too much of a beating this winter. Guard plan too complex The Irvine Cit y Council has abandoned a proposal to replace city-paid street crossing guards with student volunte.ers. The proposal looked like a good idea whe n it was first adv anced. over the summer. as a way of saving the city $100.000 in salaries paid to crossing guards . Th.e guards earn from S4 to S5 per hour. On closer examina tio n . however. some flaws seemed to surface. First, stude nt guards can·t leg ally be used on streets where the average s peed is 35 mph or more. Many ()f the streets near Irvine sc h ools fa ll in this category. Secondly, the complexity of Irvine's school scheduling would necessitate the use of ~ to 50 student cross ing gu a rds at each school. • Dismis sal times \rar y ftotn school to school and grade level t o g rade leve l in the Irvine Unified School District. So. it appears that an idea that seemed a t first to be a good cost ·saving pt·oposal probably is unworkable. The citv should not. howevet . completely. abandon the idea of voluntee r crossing g uards . Perhaps parent s or grandparents might b e i nt eres t ed in participating in such a program as i s d o n e within the Ne wport-Mes a Unified Schoo l Dis trict Th e c ity s hould als o in v e s tigate whether or not portion.5 of the student crossing guard plan might be workable. The r e must be ways of placing student crossir1g guards on li ghtly t raveled streets and solving scheduling problems. Opinions expres!>ed tn the space abo11e are those of t~ Daily Pilot. Otner views ex- pressed on this page are those of thei r authors and artists. Ree~r comment is inyit· eel. Address The Dally Pilot, P.O .. Box l560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (114) 642-432 1. L.M. Boyd I Gold most want~d There has never been a time in human history when m an didn't cov- et that metal called gold. No other tangible has been so wanted. Why? What is it that makes gold uniquely valuable? It's scarce. durable and yellow. What else? It's difficult to answer this philosophical question without further lab study. I'd like to get my hands on a whole lot or it. To run some tests. That publication known a s Lamplight JI lists the following oc- cupations, in descending order. as those least appreciated by lbe general public: 1. Garbage collector. 2. Cafe dishwasher. 3. Janitor. 4. Cafe waitress. 5. Newspaper re- ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat porter. That can't be right. ~ garbage collectors around here are greatly appreciated. Was none other thatl President John F Kennedy who said: "Forgive your enemies. bat never fotget their names." Q . What 's a "Nantucket sletghride"? A. The swift trip taken by • ~d'iall boat aftu the whaler In its bow sticks .,his harpoon into the whiff. Tastiest trMat you can Ma i• the opinion ~ those gourmets who claim to know is roast monk< y. tfaftt•t tried an1 yet, May not 8et .-owta to it. Tho~s P . ttaley Pub fisher 'hlomn A. "-"'r• Editor ' BarbaPa Krefbld1 Edltorlal P~e Edit or .. Whistlehlow~rs not popular WASHI NGTON -Federal employees who see things going wrong and decide to blow the whistle on their agency re- alize they won't endear themselves to their bosses in the bureaucracy. Presi- dent Reagan has promised to protect whistleblower s who expose waste. mis- management or outright fraud. I wish him success in this venture. One whistleblower the president might want to lis ten lo is Victor McKay. whose career with the Agency for In· ternaLional Development began back in 1973. McKay saw prJ>blems and report- ed them to his superiors: hls reward was to be harassed continually as a "~·avemaker," and eventually to be ef· recla vely blackballed fro m government ser vice McKAY WAS assigned to work with foreign students whose education io the Unite d States is s upported by AID funds The idea is that these "best and brightest" will go home and put the ex- pertise t hey have acquired to the ser vice or their native countries. But McKay discovered early on that ma ny of these foreign students were what are known as .. no·go's ." A no.go is a student who is brought to this country to study al AID expense and then re· ruses to go home. Beguiled by the good life in America. they stay on illegally ins tead of returning to work for their homeland AID officia1s have for years been as- suring Congress that there simply wasn 'l a significant "no·&o" problem. Fewer than 1 pert'.e nt of AID·subsidized foreign st\,ldents failed to go home. the agency bureaucrats claimed. G -JA_Cl_Al-1-fRl_l_N -~ But McKay soon realized that the no· go figure was at least 10 times greate r t han the offi cial AID es timate. His figures -supported by investigations by the ~nera l Accounting Office and AID's own inspector general -s how that at least 10 percent, and probably as many as ~ percent or foreign students brought here under the AID program we re not goin g hom e. The whole purpose of the program was being de· reated THE SITUATION disturbed McKay It not only represented a waste of U.S funds , which were being used lo bring free loaders lo this country; it resulted an a "brain drain" from the Third World count ries i nvolved . The engineers, doc tors. teachers and techni· ciaos who we re chosen for advanced training in the United States were not re turning to help their own countries· struggle to move from the primiti ve conditions of colonialis m anto the 20th century. Mc Kay had the audacity to challenge the AID bureaucrats ' fi gures, which were based only on confirmed no-go's_ His we re based on s tudents whose whereabouts .,.,ere unknown AID of- ficials dism1s!>ed McKay 's es timates as speculation ·'That ·s like saying there were three pol smokers in Was hington last year because only three we re a rrested.·· M c Ka y to ld m y associat e Don Goldberg. Whether his estimate 1:. cor: reel or not. McKay said. the importa nt point as that Al D jus t isn't interested in keeping track of the no-go population Mc KA\', a political appointee an the Nixon administration. was "riffed .. in 1974, under President f'ord, but was re· ins tated a fter he cha rged tha t t he elimination of his Job was simply a de- vice to silence him That made ham even more s uspect. and he was again rared in 1977 on the excuse that a new a dministration had take n over McKay later was hire d at the Interior Departme nt's Young Adult Conserv~­ tion Corps, but was soon fired when his boss found out tha t he had been telling Congress abo ut the AID mess He has now taken his case to the courts Leasehold signers made their choice To lhe Editor: Re : Residential lease incr eases . Some of our r esidents reel. apparently s incerely, that the Irvine Company owes the m something. They say it is "unfair" to be stuck with such high r esidential lease payments. tt is beyond me how anyone can be lie ve the company owes them s ome thrng. First . the homeowner agreed willingly to the lease in writing. He or she had the choice not to become a party to the lease. Secondly, recently many homeowners were offered the opportunity to purchase the real estate and again exercised the choice to accept the lease. MOST OF the prior leas ehold pay m ents we re totall y unde r the current value, and for many years reside nts (including myself) silently enjoyed the use of properly with extremely low lease payments Now they cry wolf because this property incr eased in value. It is pred sely this attitude of some or our residents that has caused our e conomy a nd our t o tal federal government to be in its present mess. • We all expect government or the "big" cor poration to bail us out when it is not f air. The fact that tbe Irvine Company is a large company, owns the majority of the area and is of considerable wealth. has nothing to do with the issue. The only issue ls whether the residents have been treated fairly and properly. MICHAEi.; J . CHRISTIANSON Student athl,etes To the Editor: I am writing to comment on a recent article in the Daily Pilot reporting on the court case denying the right of student /athlete Jeff Washington who \fas declared lnetigible for football after transferring from Huntington Beach High School to Edison High School. The court decision suggests that if a student moves from a different school district into one where he is establishing r~idence, the C.l.F. will certify him as eligible for sporu. However, if that same student moves from one high school to another within the sam e school dbtr\ct he may be ineligible. w L~ 'nM'f! '°" tbt C.J .F. to dedde whethe r It withe$ to cstablis b regulations for resldenttal eliglbiUty that lt really means to enforce. or to permit student/athletes to atteftd a scbool 0( their choice where t.bey feet t~· can obtain Ua~1reatest opportu:ntty ror playtng tlnte or vistbtllty. I S\llftll you move tn one of two dlrecti011J: either. rteiuire famOy retldenUal moves ln order for a student/athJete to be athJeUcally eligible at his new school, or rcmovtt.vour residence requirements a nd permit s tude nt/athletes total freedom to negotiate the best deal with a high school or bis choice. I think either approach is reasonable, but the lime has come for the C.l.F. to quit pretending they have reside nce MAILBOX requireme nts which they have no intention of enforcing, except on a selective basis. Make up your minds. and ellher set rules you pf an to enforce in a consistent manner or remove such re gulations and admit that a "free agent market" exists for high school s tudent/ athletes. RRENT MELBON TELEPHONE YOUR LETtER TO THE EDITOR Sff instructions below Bigotry shotm Tothe~or: The Daily Pilot of Oct. 2 had an import.ant and appropriate editorial "A Shameful Performance" (on the visit of the South Aftican rugby team). It shows up some of the mass media and some individuals who mouth "human rights" for the bigots and hypocrites they are : some or those being Brown, Carey, Bradley and Koch. No I'm not a right winger. I'm a lifetime moderate Democrat. I believe in the United States. I certainty wish the article rould have a great distribution. It's important to me. These same bigots and hypocrites could be in a position that would deny me my rightful dues in li(e because I'm bald-Madld. . ROY MILLER Decide on merits To the OOtor: lf the ••ironment•I mo•ement were as well fUaded end •elt Ol'pftized H • f.tttm from reodtr1 or~ wdcomt The right lo condrn~e lrtttr• to flt IJ)Oee or t>lam1nalt hbcl is mterved Letter• o/ 300 tt>orda or ~u Wtll bf gfWlt ~fnt'ftU. All lertera ,,.... rracl.-dc ""'°""" IJltd maJhng addreu btat noin.,1 mor bf wtthMld on rt· qutst If 1ulf1citnt r.aao• la opparnr P<HtrJ ... ll Ml bt pMbl•llted IAtteta mag bt teltph(/Md lo 6f2.f088 Nome and phone num~r of tlw contributor mu&1 t. gtotn /Dr .Q#rtficotlOfl ~e• T e ddi Alves says it is <Mail box . Oct. 1 l the Irvine Coa st lawsuit would not have been necessary. The letter r.eads like a ··dirt 11 tricks" effort to ctis- credit the hard work of a volunteer citizens group. The Friends or the Irvine Coast are not o pposing development or denying property rights as Al ves would have the reader believe. It is unfo rtunate that a citizens' group is forced into the courts to protect the intent of the Coastal Act from powerflJI private interests. Yet the courts are the public's last chance that coastal traffic woes, air quality and scenery will not be wors ened by non· coa stally dependent high rise construe· lion . Hopefully the court will decide on the me rits of the case and not be s wayed by politically powerful private interests or dirty tricksters. ROBERT L CLINTON Gun control,s To the Editor · The best a rgument aga inst g un con· trol is the single sentence which is the Second Article of the Constitution. "A well regulated militia. being necessary to the securit y or a free Stale , the right or the people to keep and bear arms. shall not be infringed ." My dictionary defines "infringed" as : 1 l to commit a breach or infraction of ; violate or tra nsgress, 2l to encroach or trespass. The Cons titution also pre· scribes the method for making changes, and when Article II is changed, I will support whatever change is made, but until that lime, I ins ist on adherence to the entire Constitution. not just those parts which some of us care to endorse. casting away others which are not to our liking at the moment. Do gun controls work? I don't doubt the statistics you quote in your editorial, however J think the reason iR because those countries !isled have judicial systems that work. Gun control in tl'le United States will not work any better than drug controls because there 1s ineffective enforcement. THOMAS J. BOHMAN llllll Cll Wtth tbt conUoulng co1t ol medny eradlcaUon Gov. Bro1'n can atop blamina "lJ'1 for his bud•• woes. G.J . ~· Dally Piiat THURSDAY, OCT. 15, 1981 CAVALCADE 82-3 COMI CS 86-IRVINI MOVIES 87 Dellf ............. ,'I' ak ... N ·- GOO/y/00( surfer cuts back on steep 46th Street wave zn .'Vewport as southwest swell moves into county. Police seize driver after speedy chase A 21-year-old Corona del Mar man was arrested today after allegedly leading police on a high-speed chase that started in Irvine and ended in Santa Ana. police said. Darrin R. Pettis was a rrested near the 400 block of Raitt Street in Santa Ana about 10 30 a m. on sus picion of grand theft auto, evading arres t and r eckless driving, s aid Irvine patrolman Brian Clifton. Clifton said he was on patrol near MacArthur Boulevard and Redhill Avenue when he sav. Pettis driving a Datsun from a service s tation. lie said a number o f people.• from the ser vice station were chas ing the Datsun and pointing at it Clifton sa id thc.1L as hl· attempted to pull the Datsun over. it accelerated and went on the Costa Mesa freeway lie said a chase then followed. sometimes at s peeds or 75 miles per hour. With the help of patrol cars from Santa Ana and Tustin po li ce departments. the Datsun v. a~ finally stopped tn Santa Ana. Clifton said He said there were no injuries. but that a minor collision was reported between a patrol car a nd another vehicle. Jet noise to grow Increased airplane noise 1s ex- pected at El Toro Mc.1nne Corps Air Station Oct. 23-25 A spokes man s<1id the noise will be caused by <.iirplanc train· ing missions. San Onofre plant nearly ready R eactor will return to service next week after repairs Southe rn California Edison Co's troubled Unit 1 reactor at thl• Sa n Onofre Nuclear Generating Station is tentatively sC'heduled to return to service late next week following six v. eeks or repair work to the pl ant's emergency core cooling -.vstem ·An Edison Co. spokesman said toda' that modif1cat1ons to two cntii·al valves which regulate the rlow·of cooling water to Unit 1 ·s rt•actor in an emergency - are almost compl ete and awaiting final federal clearance. The 456·megawatl plant has been out or service s mce Sept 3, when an electrical malfunction le d to the s hutdow n which disclosed that the two valves did not work properly. The simultaneous failure of the valves was of particular :onccrn to federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission officials because one valve was supposed to work if the other failed . The emergency core cooling syst em is designed to prevent overheating and meltdown of the plant's highly radioactive fuel rods if normal cooling water is lost Edison spokesman Dave Barron said technicians have been changing the electri<;al and control circuits that operate the valves to insure they will open and close properly. Federal officials. however. said any measures taken now by Edison. 80 percent owner of Unit 1 a long with 20 percent owner San Diego Gas & Electric Co., a r e con si d e r e d Inte rim . Complete replacem ent of t he va l ves i s cons id e r ed the long term solution. official s said OCC lucky for balloonists After 2 botched takeoffs, Costa Mesa site perfect 8} PHIL SNEIDER MAN OI ti•• o.i1y P11.c sutt For Phoenix bus in essmen Fr e d Gorrell and John Sho<'craft. the campus of Orange Coa st College in Costa Mesa I u rnl•<I out to be the luc ky takeoff point for their first -.uc·ccssful cross-countrv balloon flight aboard Super Chi cken !IL In a telephone inter view today from New York City, where he had jus t concluded a n appeara nce on the '"Today" show. co-pilot Gorrell said the previous fa iled Super Chicken f lights. both lllunche d from Oct•ans1 d e. taught the balloomsts a few lessons. ··on thl' fir s t attempt (September, 1980>. the balloon "as forced down by bad weather a thunderstorm 1 n the Midwest." he explained ··o n th e seco nd flight (December. 1980l, turbulence got us because we were Oying too low over the Rockies It tor e a hole in the balloon ·'This time we fl ew higher over the Rockies to avoid the turbulence and bad weather, and we picked up more speed." Why was Costa Mesa s elected as the lift-off point for this year's successful cross-country flight'' . .. Accordmg to m eterolog1sts, we were supposed lo take off from som e place north of San Diego and so uth of Los Angele::.:· Gorrell replied ··The coll ege al so was a better launching site because we had more r oom for our h elium trucks "Everyone from the president on down to the maintenance men offered to help." he said S uper Chicken Ill landed Sunday morning on a remote island off the coast of Georgia. Gorrell said his crew was able to recover the $50,000 gondola, which carried the two pilots and their equipment. But the $25.000 balloon itself, which was released during the landing. was was hed into the ocean . "Super Chicken Ill's balloon," Gorrell said, "was buried at sea ." Buddy Ebsen has " penned his own play and it 0 will have its world 0 . . Costa Mesa. premiere in See Page BB . ""' Former Irvine employee owes $381 to city The City of Irvine will hand a $381 bill t o a former city employee because her salary was too high when she worked for Irvine, Assis tant City Manager Paul Brady Jr. said today. Patti Coladonato, 25, of Tustin, quit her job as part-time public information specialist late last month when her s upervisor told her that. as a result of a clerical error made when she was hired last March. her salary had been too high -$381 too high. After she quit, Brady agreed to reconsider whether she should be made to pay for an error made by the city. "We have to make her pay it back," Brady said today. "ff we didn't. it would amount to a gift of public funds." Miss Coladonato couldn't be reached for comment today Brady said that in the more th an nine years the City of Irvine has been in existe nce. there have been only about eight cases when an e mployee had been asked to pay back money as a result of an error in salary size. lie add ed that such an error has never gone undetected as long as was the case with M 1ss Coladonato. The salary for he r part-time job was $5.19 per hour. but because of the error. she was pa ye d $5 97 during h e r seven-month employment. The error in her salary was discovered when she came due for a seniority pay raise "I don't ever want to work for government again ... Miss Coladonato said ea rly this month. "An injustice has been done." She is a senior 1n journalism at Cal State Long Beach Sadat name urged for Main Beach A Laguna Beach man s ays he will be petitioning the City Council to have Main Beach nam ed for s lain Egyptian President Anwar Sadat .John Geske. a resident of the Art Colony for 19 years, said he will be appearing before the council members at their next meeting Tuesday to submit his proposal. Geske, who said he is a self-employed land developer . wants Main Beach named the "Anwar el Sadat Peace Park Beach." and has offered to pay for a commemorative sign which would have his proposed name for the strand printed in Egyptian, Hebrew and English. Geske sent telegrans to all five council members this week. Dail, 1'11.C SS." ....... S/11'; OWES CITY S3XI 1"ormer employee Colaclu11cl111 More state cash wanted for court The slate should provide a higher r eimbursemen t to Orange County government for the cost of new super ior court j udges. county s uperv isor s maintatn Aft e r receivin g a report Wednesd ay on the cost of new jud ges. supervisors said the $60.000 per-judge a nnual gr ant from the state to offset judicial costs is insufficient The re port. prep<.ired by the . al 1o nal Cente r for S tate Courts. conc lude d that the county "s cost per Jud1c1al position, is about $125.000 per ye<:1r above the S60,000 -per-Judge re1 m burst•ment received from the slc.ite. The county Audito r · Co ntr o ll e r 's of fi ce , howevt•r. places the county's cost at a substantially higher figure. S313.000. Irvine bank hit by bandit Police officers were searching today for a man who robbed the California First Bank o n MacArthur Boulevard in Irvine about 11 :40 a.m. An Irvine police officer said no one was hurt in the robbery and s aid he was n't sure yet how much money had been taken from the bank in the Foodpark. The robber fled on foot from the bank at 17951 MacArthur Blvd. near Main Street. ~\ On top of 'Old Smoky,' our latest peril CALLl~G AU. CARS. DEPT. \las . a~ ti taxt•s and ~ , -+-- high interest rall':-. art:·n·l l'nouch. 11 was great ~nl'f lo ....J1I. learn this week lhat anoth<.•r public cnem' ha-. hc<.'n unl eashC'cl upon lhl' h<tµlt•s " e1111l'l11'\ ll<' 1" 1<1<•nl1fit'cl a-. Pt>riplancta ful ig111osa 1 Se\ ilk• He also gill's h~· the ;II 1a -.. ol tlw Smok.'· Brown CockroaC'h. We"ll just call him Smok~, for '\hor1 ~ /'<-\ TOM MURPHINI -~~, . \nn.\"i.I \". news dis p. at' c h es rl•cenll ~ ::.c>unded the alarm that our coa stal region has been invaded bv this new species of roac h. known as lhe Smoky Brown. When I first read the headhne th<1t ··smoky Brown Roaches Found Here·· l thought the cops had pulled off another marijuana raid READING FURTH ER, however . you learn that Smoky is actuallv ··La Cucaracha. ·· of famed Spanish song ·and lore. Further yet. Smoky is considered. a particularly obnoxious cockroach becau~e he hk~s to l~ve in places lik<' sewer~. where he could pick up di sgus ting diseases before ente ring ~our house to forage for food . Paul Salata. our coastline's most fa mous sewer contractor. might take exception. but that's what the textbook boys say In learning of this new cockroach menace. your faithful correspondent immediately l aun c hed an ... _..~ ··No. no. never mind the smoky brown roaches Just get the mone11 investigation in the public interest. That is lo say I picked up my wastepaper basket and peered underneath it. Thal failing, l turned to research books that are close at hand and therefore are less labor than actually getting out to inspect some of the aforementioned Mr Salata's sewer pipes. ALAS, RESEARCH FAJLED to uncover the s moky brown roach . Text!' did describe the brown-banded cockroach I alias Su pell a supellecilium I which is already common to our coastal area a nd is considered a fairly nice fellow. as roaches go. He's lived ln our region for a long time. • Another book said there are a total of l.fllHI spt•<·1<.•-.. of cockroaches. of which only 62 live 111 ''>rth .\menca Another text said 2.000 kinds are around Cockr oaches in general. the e xpert!'> ~a~. like t11 st••.' up late at night. are addicted lo s tarcht•s and sweC'l s. and just love good food. clothing and books Lots of us seem to have muc h in common with roaches . Anyway. the numbers of s pecie:-. listed was baffling and I was forced to turn to a local expert. one F'red Beams. who is educational coordinator for the Or;rnge County Vector Control District. FRED KNOWS ABOUT more species of cockr0<1ches than the texts do. "There are 3.500 kinds that have bee n described. of which only 16 are considered not nice.·· he explained. The bad part is that one of the :'llot Nices is Smok~ Brown. who has now migrated here from places like Alabama. Mississippi and Texas. Prior to just recently. the only Smok y Brown ever found in California was picked up in Sacramento. according to Beams, Our vector control person said the la rgest inf est a lion now known in our entire state has developed in Mission Viejo. A couple have been found in Huntington Beach and one Smoky in Irvine. TIUS MAKES MISSION VIEJO the S moky &rown Cockroach Capital ·of California. That could develop kito a new theme for a Cha m ber of Commerce festival. So you now know that when a Mexican comlll6 ln Mission Viejo strikes up. "La Cucaracha." they r~ally mean it. " J · ---------- c Orange Coast CAIL Y PILOT /Th uraday. ()(;to ber l6. 1981 Fund freeze blocks bay cleanup plans Just when it appcat't.'<i that a long overdue cleanup job on the silt-choked Upper Newport Bay wcts about to begin. the walls came tumbling down The approved S4 million project was dealt what appears to be a death blow last week when Gov. Edmund Brown Jr announced he was putting a freeze on Sl70 milhon worth or state public works projects Among the funded projects was a $1.3 million commitment to help clean up the Upper Bay Brown's financial experts said it is too early to tell whether this money is lost for good. This was the second piece of bad news recently received by those interested in cleaning the bay. '.\/early S2 million in state C l ean Water Bond funds earmarked for the $4 millson project were put on ice when state o fficia ls repor t ed they were unable to sell the bonds because of high interest rates. The result of all of this is s imple there isn 't enough money to begin . the cleanup project this fall as pla nned. The unfortunate thing is tha\ this mean!\ the bay will' be · subjected t o another winter with rain storms washing s ilt into the a lready clogged bay. Instead of o forward move. the bay will be takiog another step backwards. as it has earh year since 1969. when heav)' rains turned it Into a mud flat. The news is even harder to take because many people and a number of c it·y and county agencies worked so h ard and so long to make the plan a reamy Newport advan ced n ear ly 5200.000 in environmental studies and engineering work in preparation (or the job. The pla n. meanwhile. will be shelved until economic conditions improvt.· e nough for ttte state to sell the bonds and until Brown r estores some order to state finances. One can only hope that the bay doesn't tuke too much of a beating this winter. College pay • raise Full-time instructors in the Co a s t Co m m u n i t ~· Co II e g l' District did an about-face this month a nd approved the ~ame 7 percent pay r aise offe r they rejected soundly l<.ist June The one -~ ea r raise . retroactive to July 1. affetts some 100 teacher s at Orange Coast . Golden Wes t and Coastline colleges Last June. the Ll•acher!> apparent)~· hoped to press the district for more than the 7 percent offered . But the follow· ing month. lht' district learned 1t would recet\'l' significantly le'!'! monev from the stalt> than it had antici.pated. The news from Sarramt•ntc) led the district to cut it.., µay raist> offer to 5 percent As a s tate mediatcH' ... 1eppcd in this fall. the district held to it~ 5 percent raise off er. while the :\ m e r i c a n F e d l' r a t i o n o f T eachers demanded 91 :i percent The dis trict fin all\' returned to its 7 percent offer. ·which was approved by the instructors. 344 to51. One might observe that the teacHers. in accepting the 7 percent raise. were sensitive to the financial problems facing the college district But it is also likeh· that some ins tructors pref erred· to put the 1981-82 pa~· squabble behind them to prepare for negotiations of a wide_: sco~. Tne s alary disput<• that just <•nded was the r esul t of a r eopener cla use in the teachers· three-\·e::tr contract with the dis trict This contract expires 1n . June 1982. and negotiations for ~• new pact will begin in February The central connict between the two sides likelv will remain: The teach er s will seek increases in pay and benefits to keep pace \dth inflation. The district will dec lare its state funding i s limited. and it cannot pa ~· teachers money it does n't have Thus. this month's settlem~nt might be set-n as a short reprieve in the on-going labor difficulties bet ween the di..,l ntt and its ins tructors. Flight puts Mesa on map Costa Mesa made headlines this week across t he nation. thanks to an egg-shaped gondola that floated across the countrv beneath a 10 -s tory -high helium-filled plastic balloon. Su per Chicken I I I is what it was called. the f irs t helium ba ll oon eve r to f l oat coast-to-coast across the nation Its launc h point was the athletic field at Orange Coast College where pilots Fred Gorrell a nd John Shoecr aft stored their craft in a s hot-put cage until weather conditions were just right. The journey took 55 hours and 25 minutes with Super C hicken I II settling on a remote is land off the Georgia coast after traveling about 2.515 miles via a jet stream caught al 20,000 root • pl u s altitudes over Southern California earl.v last Saturday morning. Costa Mesa gained f amt' as the launching point for two r easons. It was further north than the Oceanside launch point u sed in two prior i ll-fated attempts. and the folks over at Orange Coast College were eager to cooperate. a Chicken Control s pokesman announced. The reaJ glorv belongs to the two Arizona' bu s 1ness - men·balloonists who made the hazardous and his toric journey. But the record books forever will note that the first non-stop. transcontinental U.S .A. balloon flight originated in Costa Mesa and ended on mackbeard Island. Ga Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Daily Pilot mner views ex· pressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment is invit ed. Address The Daily Pilot, P.O .. Box 1560. Costa Mes.a, CA 92b2b. Phone (7141 641-4321. L.M. Boyd I Gold most wanted There has never been a time in human history when man didn't cov- et that metal called g-old . No other tangible has been so wanted. Why? What is it that makes gold uniquely valu able? It's scarce, durable and yellow. Whal else? It's difficult to answer this philosophical question without further lab study. I'd like lo get my hands on a whole lot of it. To run some tests. T h at pu blication known as Lamplight II Usts the following oc· cupatlons, in descending order , as t hose least appreciated by the general public: 1. Garbage collector. 2. Cafe dishwasher. 3. Janitor 4. Cale wAitreaa. 5. Newspaper re· ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat P~I-._., .. , .. ,,,. , .. , •I ,_ W... .. , '!:t~ CMla MHa AllOtK> torre~e le ... •-.c• .. ,_..,C.Am>t .. -. porter. Thal can't be right. The garbage conectors around here are greatly appr~iated. Was none other than President John F. Kennedy who said: "Forgive your enemies, but never forget their nam~." Q . What's a "Nantu cket sleighride"? A. The swtf't trip taken by a small boat alter the whaler ln Its bow sticks his harpOoo into the whale. Tastiest meat you can eat In. the opinion of thOM gourmets who claim to know i1 roast monkey. Haven't tried any yet. May not set around to it. Thomas P. Haley P ubllSher tlloinnA. Murpll(M Editor Barbar• KrtibiU. Editorial P-oe Editor ... Whistleblowers not popular WASHING TON -Federal employees who see things going w1 ong and decide to blow the whistle on their agency re· alize they won't endear themselves to their bosses in the bureaucracy. Presi- dent Reagan has promised to protect whisUeblowers who expose waste, mis· management or outright fraud. 1 wash him success in this venture One wh1stleblower the president might want lo listen to is Victor McKay. whose career with the Agency for In· t~rnational Development began back in 1973. Ml'Kay saw problems and report· ed them to his superiors: hls reward was to be harassed continually as a "wavemaker ... and eventually to beef· fectively blackballed from government service. McKAY WAS assigned to work with foreign stvdents whose education in the United States is supported by AID fund s. The idec.i is that these "best and brightest" will go home ijnd put the ex· pertise they have acquired to the service of their native countries . Out McKay disc·overcd early on that many of these foreign students were what are known as "no-go's." A no· go is a s tudent who is brought to this country to study at Al D expense and then re- fuses to go home. Beguiled by the good life an America, they stay on illegally instead of returning to work for their homeland. AlO officials have for years been as. suring Congress that there simply wasn't a signifi cant "no-go" problem. Fewer than l percent of AID-subsidized foreign students failed to go home. the agency bureaucrats claimed. G. -Jl-Cl-11-D-fRS_O_I -~, But McKay soon realized that the no· go figure was at least 10 times great~r than the official AID estimate . Has figures supported by investigations by the General Accounting Office and Al D's own inspector general -show that at least 10 percent. and probably as many as 20 percent of foreign students brought here under the AID program were not going home. The whole purpose of the program was being de· feated T H E SITt.:ATlON disturbed McKay. lt not only represented a waste of U S funds. which werl' being used to bring freeloaders to this country: it resulted in a "brain drain" from the Third World countries involved The engineers. doctors, teachers and techni- cians who were chosen for advanced training in the United States were not returning to help their own countries struggle to move from the prim1t1ve conditions of colonialis m into the 20th century McKay had the audacity to challenge the AID bureaucrats' figures, which were based onl y on confirmed no-go·s llis were based on students whose whereabouts were unknown AID of- ficials dismissed McKay·s estimates as speculation. ·That's like saying there were three pot smokers an Washington last year because only three were arrested," McKay told m y a ssociate Don Goldberg. Whether has estimate 1s cor, reel or not. McKay said, the important point is that AID just isn't interested in keeping track or the no-go population McKAY, a political appointee an the ~1xon administration. was "riffed" 111 1974, under President Ford. but was re:· instated after he charged that the' elimination of his job was simply a de· \'Ice to silence him That made him even more sus pect . and he was again fired an 1977 on the excuse that a new administration had taken over McKay later was hired at the lntertol' f)epartmenl's Young Adult Consen·a· lion Corps. but was soon fired when his boss found out that he had been telling Congress about the A ID mess lie has now taken his case to the courts, ' Leasehold signers made their choice To the Editor. Re : Residential lease increases· Some of our residents feel, apparently sincerely. that tbe Irvine Company ow<?s them something. They say it is "unfair" to be stuck with such high residential lease payments. It is beyond me how anyone can believe the company owes them som ething. First, the homeowner agreed willingly to the lease in writing Ile or she had the choice not to become a party to the lease. Secondly, recently many homeowners were offered the opportunity to purchase the real estate and again exercised the choice to accept the lease MOST OF the prior leasehold payments were totally under the current value , and for many years residents (including m yself) silenlly enjoyed the use of property with extremely low lease payments. Now they cry wolf because this property increased in value. It is precisely this attitude of some of our residents that has caused our economy and our total federal government to be in its present mess. We all expect government or the "big" corporation to bail us out when it is not fair . The fact that the Irvine Company is a large company, owns the majority of the area and is of considerable wealth, has notrung to do with the issue. The only issue is whether the residents have been treated fairly and properly. MICHAEL J . CHRISTIANSON I Student athletes To the Editor: I am writing to comment on a recent article In the Daily Pilot reporting on the court case denying the right of student/athlete Jelf Washington who was declared Ineligible for football ~ter transferring from Huntington Beach High School to Edison High School. T he court decision suggests that if a student moves from a different school district into one where he is establishing residence, the C.I.F. will certify him as eligible for sports. However, if that same student moves from one high school to another within the same school district he may be Ineligible. IT 18 TIME for the C.l.P'. to decide whether lt wishes t o establish regulations ror residential ellgibMlty that it really means to enforce, or to permit student/athletes to attend a school of their choice where they reel they cam obtain tbe areatest opportunity tor playing time or vtalblllly. I au11e1t you move In one of two directions: either. require family residential movea tn order for a student/athlete to be athletically eligible a\ his new se,hool. or removyour residence requirements I and perm at stude nt/ athletes total freedom to negotiate the best deal with a high school of his choice. 1 think either approach is reasonable. but the time has come for the C.l . F to quit pretending they have residence MAILBOX requirements which they have no intention of enforcing. except on a selective basis. Make up your minds. and either set rules you plan to enforce in a consistent manner or remove such regulations and admit that a "free agent market" exists for high school student/athletes. BRENT MELBON TELEPHONE YOUR LETTER TO THE EDITOR See instructions below B igotry slunvs To lhe Editor: The Daily Pilot of Oct. 2 had an important and appropriate editorial "A Shameful Performance" Con the visit of the South African rugby team). It shows up some of the mass media and some individuals who mouth "human rights" for the bigots and hypocrites they are: some of those being Brown, Carey, Bradley and Koch. No I'm not a right winger. J'm a lifetime moderate Democrat. I believe in the United Slates. I certainly wish the article could have a great distribution. It's important lo me. These same bigots and hypocrites could be in a position that would deny me my rightful dues in life beuuse I 'm bald·headed. ROY MILLER Decide on merit8 To the F.d!tor: If the environmental movement were as well funded and well or ganbed u • l.f>Un-~ frmn reodns are wtlcome T~ right to co~e Lftter& to f1t apoce or elam1nate lltw>I u rtservtd l..etttrs of 300 word• or leu wall ~ given prtferfflCe. All Lttt•rs mwt fftclude 1tgnntur1 and molhnp cddrt" bW 114mts ma11 be with"-ld on re- q uear l/ tuflicitnt recuon ia apport>nr Pottty wiU not be publtahtd. Utt.~n mo11 r,. teleph<mtd ro 642·6086 Nome and phtme num"4'r o/ tht <"Ofllributnr must t» plt.IC'rl /or .vtri/1ca11Qn OU'f¥J Tedda Alves says it Is (Mailbox , Oct. 1 > the Irvine Coast lawsuit would not have been necessary. The letter r.(:ads like a "dirt v tricks" effort to dis- credit the hard work of a volunteer citizens group. The Friends or the lrvine Coast are not opposing development or denying property rights as Alves would have the reader believe It 1s unfortunate that a c1t1zens· grouo 1s forced into the courts to protect the intent of the Coastal Acl from powerful private interests Yet the courts are the public's last chance that coastal traffic woes, air quality and scenery will not be worsened by non- coastally dependent high rise construc- tion. Hopefully the court will decide on the merits of the case and not be swayed by politically powerful private inte rests or dirty tricks ters. ROBERT L. CLINTON Gun control ... ~ To the Editor: The best argument against gun con- trol is the single sentence which is the Second Article of the Constitution .. A well regulated militia. being necessary to the security of a free State. the right of the people to keep and bear arms. shall not be infringed." My dictionary defines "infringed" as: 11 to commit a breach or infraction of: violate or transgress. 2 l to encroach or trespass. The Constitution also pre· scribes the method for making changes. and when Article II is changed. I will support whatever change is made, but until that time. I insist on adherence to the entire Constitution. not just those parts which some of us care to endorse, casting away others which are not to our liking at the moment. Do gun controls work ? I don 't doubt the s tatistics you quote in your editorial. however I think the reason is because those countries li sted have judicial systems that work. Gun control in the United States will not work any better than drug controls because there is Ineffective enforcement. THOMAS J. BOHMAN lllllY• With the cont.lnulna coat of medfly eradication Gov. Brown caa atop blamtna "U'' fOf' b.11 budaet wo.. G.J. . ._., .. __._........,.., ___ .. _ --•wM\l.r:...tfllC'I ........... _, • . ........ ... ,,... , ... .,...,~. ~ DRAllil COAST Dally Piiat THURSDAY, OCT. U , 1911 CAVALCADE COMI CS . M OV IES 82-3 86 87 o ... , ....... _.,Ilk-•-..r Goofyfc>Ot surfer cut s back on steep 46th Street wave 111 .'Vewporl as southwest swell moves into county. Police seize drive r afte r s p eed y chase San Onofre plant nearly ready Reactor will return to service next week after repair A 21-year-old Corona del Mar man was ar rested todav after allegedly leading police on a high speed c hase tha t s tarted in Irvine and ended in Sanla Ana. police said. Da rrin R. Pettis wa!> arrested near the 400 block of Raitt Street in Santa Ana about 10 30 a m on suspicion of grand tht'fl auto. evading arrest and reckless driving, said Irvine patrolman Brian Clifton. Southern California Edison Co ·!> troubled Unit 1 reactor at the San O n o fr e Nuclea r Generating Station is tent atively s cheduled to return to service late n ext week following s ix .,.. eeks of repair work to the plant's emergency core cooling S\'St t'm ·An Edison Co s pokesman said loday that modifications to two critical valves which r egulate the flow of cooling water lo Unit l 's reactor in an emergency - are almost complete and a.,.. a iting final federal clearance. The 456 megawatt pla nt has been out of service since Sept. 3. when a n electrical malfunction I ed t o the shutdown which disclosed that the two valves did not work properly. The simultaneous failure of the valves was of particular concern lo federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission officials because one v alve was s upposed to work if the other failed. The emergency core cooling syste m is designed to prevent overheating and meltdown of the plant's highly radioactive fuel rods if normal cooling waler is lost ·Edison s pokes man Dave Barron said tec hnicians have been changing the electricRI and control circuits that operate the valves to insure they will open and close properly. Federal officials . however. said any measures taken now by Edison. 80 percent owner of Unit 1 along with 20 percent owner San Diego Gas & Elect ric Co .. a r e con s ider e d inte r im Complete re pl acem enl of the va lv es is con s id ered the long t erm solution. officials s aid Clifton said he was on patrol near MacArthur Boulevard a nd R edhill Avenue when he saw Pettis driving a Datsun from a service s tati on lie s a id a numbe r or peopl(• from the service station were chasing the Datsun and pointing at it. C l ifton said that a s h e attempted to pull the Datsun over. it accelerated and \\Cnt on lhc Costa Mesa freeway OCC lucky for balloonists After 2 botched takeoffs, Costa Mesa site perfect Sa1id castle ·f e t e sc h e d ltl ed The 20th Annual Sand Castle Contest, an event that usually draws thousands of spectators and dozens of sand sculptors , will be held Sunday at Corona del Mar State Beach. The two-hour contest will begin al noon to coincide with low tide and judging will lake place a t 2 p .m . Teams and individuals entering the contest mav use hand tools and props in creating their sand castles on 10 fePt by to feet plots of sand. By PHILSNEIDERMAN OI '"• D•llY ll'ilo! Si.ff For Phoenix bus inessmen F r e d Gorre ll an d John Shoecraft. the campus or Orange Cr>a ~t College in Costa Mesa lurned oul to be the luckv t<1kcoff point for their first successful cross-countr y balloon flig ht aboard Super-Chick en Ill. In a telephone interview today from New York City, where he h ad just conc lud ed an appearance on the "Today" s how. co-pilot Gorrell said the 1'rev1ous failed Super Chicken f l 1ghts . both I aunched from Ocean s ide. taught th e balloonis ts a few lessons. ··on the fir st attempt tSept ember, 1980). the balloon was forced down by bad weather a thunde rstorm in the Midwest," he explained. "On the seco nd flight (December. 1980>. turbulence ~Ol us because we were n ying too low over the Rockies ll lore a hole in the balloon ··This time we flew higher over the Rockies to avoid the turbulence and bad weather, and we picked up more speed .·· Why was Costa Mesa selected as the lift-off point for this year 's successful cross-country fli ght? . ··According to melerologists, we were supposed lo take off from som e place north of San Di ego a nd south of L os Angeles." Gorrell re plied. "The college also w as a better launching s ite because we had m ore room for our helium trucks. .. Everyone from the president on down to the maintenance m en offe red to help." he said S upe r Chicken Ill landed Sunday morning on a remote island off the coa st of Georgia. Gorrell said his crew was able lo recover the $50,000 gondola. whi ch carried the two pilots and their equipment. But the $25.000 balloon itself. which was relea sed during the landing. was washed into the ocean. "Super Chicken 111 's balloon," Gorrell said, "was buried at sea " ~\ On top of 'Old Smoky,' CALLl ~G ALL ('.\RS. DEPT. r\la-.. a~ 1f taxt's ;ind high interest rates aren't enoug h. 1l was gn•al ~nef to learn this week that anolht•r pubht· enC'm,· ha" bl'tn unleashed upon th<.• haple~~ t1l1H•nr~ II<.• i~ 1cknt1ficd .1~ Periplanet;1 fuli~ino~a 1Senile 1 He also goc~ I>~ t he ,1l 1a s of th<• Smok~ Brown Cockroach. We'll just n 1ll him Smok~. for s hort Anvw;n · news cl i s p ... t' ~· h c s rec ently sounded lhe alarm that our coas tal region has been invaded bv this new species of roach. known as ~- /'-'. TOM MURPHINf ,~1' the Smok~· Brown. When r first read the headline thal "Smoky Brown Roaches Found Here·· I thought the cops had pulled off another marij uana raid READING FURTHER, howevcl'. ~·ou learn that Smoky is actually .. La Cucara(•ha."· of famed Spanish song and lore. Further yet. Smoky 1s considered a particularly obnoxious cockroach becaust' he ltkes to li ve in places like sewers. where he could pick up disgusting diseases before entering your house to forage for food. Paul Salata. our coastline's mos~ famous sewer contractor, might take exception. but thut's what the textbook boys sa y tn learning of this new cockroach menace. your Cait~ful correspondent immediately launched an _.>/_ ~. "No. no. never mind the smoky brown roache1. Just get the mone11 . invest~gation in the public interest. That is to say I picked up my wastepaper basket and peered underneath it. ·· That failing, I turned lo r esearch books that are c lose at hand and ther efore are less labor than actuall y getting out to inspect some o r the aforeme ntioned Mr. Salata·s sewer pipes. ALAS, RESEARCH FAILED to uncover the smoky brown roach. T exts did describe the brown-banded cockroach (alias Supella supeUecilium l which Is already common to our coastal area and is considered a fairly nice fellow . as roaches go. He's lived in our region for a long lime. • B u ddy Ebsen h as penned his own play and it will h ave its world premiere in Costa Mesa . See Page BB . D a Irvine joins move to cut • airport By RICHAR D GREEN OI tlle Daily,.... Slaff The Irvine City Council JOtned the battle t o pers uade the F ed eral Aviation Administration to permit a noise-reducing takeoff procedure at John Way ne Airport. Irvine Mayor David Sills will now write a letter to the FAA a sking it to a llow pilots of comme rcial jets to r educe thrust at 500 feet. Pilots c urrently are requ ired to climb to 1,000 feet before c utting back o n the throttle. The 500-fool cutback was allowed at John Wayne Airport until January of 1979, when it was changed by the FAA which cited s afety considerations Backers of the 500-foot power c utback said Tuesday that it would reduce airplane noise around the airport by 50 percent. They say no safety problems arose when the power cutback pro<'edure was allowed. The 500-fool power cutback is suppor ted by the commercial carriers serving the airport. so m e Orange Co unt y government officials and the Community Airport Counc il. a pro-airport organization made up of major business firms. Community Airport Council Chairman Edmond B. Buster sent a letter to Irvine city offtc1als asking for support of the 500-fool power cutback. The Community Airport Council has petitioned the FAA to a llow the noise-r e ducing takeoff procedure. S moky broivn roach e nte rs south coast Orange County vector control offi <'ials say the s moky brown cockroach has been discovered in Huntin gton B e ach and probably is thriving throughout Southern California County officials say they had hoped the cockroach from the southern Un ite d States was isolated locally to the south county areas of Missio n Viejo and Irvin e a nd could be eradicated there But the discover y of t h e i n sec t s mil es apart in Huntin g ton Beach and Bellflower has convinced some county officials that the pest is her e to stay, according to Rudy Geck , vector ecologist for Orange County. Geck says the addition of another cockroach type to the four existing in Orange County isn 't n ecessa rily more dangerous lo public heallh, but h e says the s m oky brown cockroach has historically been extremely difficult to control or kill. The adaptable insec t is able to live in landscaping. sewers· and homes. Geck says • noise "We are aware of the FAA's desire to have a 1.000-foot power c utba<'k 1n the interests of s tandardization for all airports. However , wt: feel there are some a irpo rts tha t need a m ore flex ible approach. a nd this is one of them." Buster said * * * S upervisors sile 11t over airport plan The Orange County Board of Supervisors has clamped a lid of sec r ecy over its second c losed-doo r discussion of a judge's order prev e nting implementation of a pl a n to regulate jet air carrier access to John Wayne Airport Board members me t Tuesday wilh Airport Manager Murry Cable and Michae l Gatzke. the county's s pecial counsel ror airport litigation. but what was discu::.sed isn't being revealed It was learned from other source::. that board me mbers took no action and agreed to hold a third closed-door session on the issue next week U .S . Dis trict Court Judge Terry llatter Jr. ruled Sept 25 the county's proposed plan for regulating air carrier access to the airoort and reducing )et n oi s e impac t wa s d1 s - cn minatory U nder the proposal. AirCal a nd Republic Airlines would have been permitted lo retain control of 35. or 85 pe r cent. of the 41 p erm i tted dally jet departures for a three year period Rinaldo out of race for school board Newport Beach businessman John Rinaldo has withdrawn his candidacy for the Newport-Mesa School board Although he h as announced his withdrawal Rinaldo's name will appear on Nov. 3 ballot s going to voter s 1n Trustee Ar ea 4 . according to a spokesman for the Reg istrar of Voters office. The Trustee Area 4 seat currently is held by Betty Jo Bailey. She announced earlier this year that she would not run for re-e lection. Candid ates vying for he r Corona del Mar area seat now include Sherry Loof bourrow. Walter Ziglar a nd Lawre nce Magee. Rinald o sai d he i s withdrawing fro m the r ace because of time conflicts Another book said there are a total of 1.fiOO spec1t'~ of cockroaches. of whi ch onlv 62 live in :"iorth r\menc<1 Another text said 2.000 kinds are ar ound Cockroaches in general. the experh Si.IY . like to -.ta~ up lote at ni ght. are addicted to starches and sweets. and just love good food. clothing and books. Lots of us seem to have much in common with roaches. Anyway, the numbers of species li sted was baffling and I was forced lo turn to a local expert. one Fred Beams. who is educational coordinator for the Orange County Vector Control Dis trict. F RED KNOWS ABOtrr more species of cockroaches than the texts do. "There are 3.500 kinds th.al have been described. of which only 16 are cons idered not nice.'· he explained. The bad part is that one of the '.'Jot Nices is Smok~ Brown. who has now migrated here from places like Alabama, Mississippi and Texas. Prior to just recentl~·. the only Smoky Brown ever found in California was picked up in Sacramento. according to Beam s. Our vector control person said the largest infestation now known in our entire state has developed in ~tission Viejo. A couple have been found in Huntington Beach and one Smoky in Irvine . TIDS MAKES MISSION VIEJO the Smoky Brown Cockroach Capital of California. That could develop into a new theme for a Cha~ber of Commerce restival . So you now know lhat when a Mexican combo in Mission Viejo strikes up "La Cucaracha:· they really mean it. I i f . f -------------------~- • _cz ________________ o_r_a_n~ge--Co~~•stOAILY PILOT!T'~h;u~~~d=a~y.~O~c~t~o~be~r-1~5~,-195 __ 1 ________________________________________________ _, Islanders prevail behind Bossy Carter denies report he'll leave Montreal LOS ANGiL -Gary Carter Ff81·~ .... ~..... Iii catchers In basebJ satd Wednesday of Montreal, one t.he lowest-paid that a published report Indicating he would play out his option with the Expos in order to play on the West Coast was untrue. . . La Presse. a French-la nguage daily in Montreal. reported Wednesday that Carter had turned down a $1 .3 million-a-year contr~ct eight years and quoted a source as saymg Carter wanted to play ln Los Angeles. "I don't know where this rumor started~" said Carter, who hit 16 home runs and drove in 68 runs during the regular season. •·we made a decision not to talk contract until after the season,.. Carter said before Wednesday night 's National League Championship Se ries game aga~nst ~os AnJ(eles. "I thought we were close an spring training. They ofre red me a lot of incentives, but I wanted something more solid, like something with defe rred payments." Carter in his seventh major-league season. is in the fi°rth year of a five-year contract, and could play out bis option and become a fri:e agent after the 1982 season. He reportedly 1s earning about $200,000 a year. Quote of the day Ray Kllvecka, coach of the Buffalo Stallions of the Major i~tioor Soccer League on the retirement of veteran lubo ~. Petrovt~: "lubo has decided this is the end. When you gel to be 32, you push the down button on the elevator. antt you ve eot to get orr wh'n it stops ... From Page Cl goahi ol lhc National Hockey Lea1ue ' MU.. Bo •1 cored hl9 first two "1 1't>auon und .Bryan TroUJer talUed once and aul led on thrett others as lhe New York lsJandcu deleau,d Pittsburah. 4·1 Wednesday night . Ooa MaJooey turked an Lhe re bound of u s hot by Eddie Jobu1oat w1lh 1 ·•9 remaining to give the New York Rangers a 2:1 triumph over Vancouvl·r Brian Propp'a second goal or the gam e with 25 second s le ft lirtt:d Philadelphia to a 5·4 win over Wa s hington , giving the Flyers a lifetime 21 ·2·6 mark against Wa s h i ngton , Including a 9-0·6 record on the Capitals' home ice ... Ric SeUln1('s goal a t J4· 53 or the final period broke a 2-2 tie a nd helped Buffalo to a 4·2 Bouy victor y over Que bec Bobby Srnlth scored with three minutes left as Minnesota pasted a 2-1 victory over To ronto. the North Stars' first triumph at Maple Leaf Gardens during the regular season in fi ve years ... Rookie Normand LeveWe and veteran Rick Middleton scored two goals apiece and defenseman Brad Park collected three assists as Boston downed Chicago. 8-5 . Ron WUson scored the go-ahead goal. then set up the clincher, as Winnipeg raised its record to 2-1 by beating Edmonton. 4-2. Plunkett won't be starting Sunday Quarterback Jim PlunkeU, who [il came off the bench last year to lead • • the Oakland Raider!> to the Super Bowl , has lost his st~rting job to Marc Wilson, Coach Tom Flores s::11d Wednesd ay. In the wa ke of three consecutivt! shutouts, Flores said he was also replacing center Dave Dalby with Steve Sylvester and cornerback Dwayne O'Steen with Monte Jackson for Sunday's game against Ta mpa Bay. The Raider s. 2-4, are off to their worst start in 17 years .. Chicago Bears defe nsive back Len Walterschled underwent arthroscopic surgery for removal or cartilage particles in his right knee and will be sidelined for at least six weeks after injuring the knee against Washing ton last Sunday . . Fran Curci. in a meeting with his players. said he would s tay on as coach or the University of Kentuck y Curci has declined interviews about his job security s ince the season began. YANKEES SMASH A'S. • • against the Brewers, o wner George Steinbrenner threatened a wholesale housecleaning of hjs ballclub. Piniella, as. coined a slogan after tliat .. sayin". ··win One for tile Ve terans," and "Veteran Power " It has caught on in the clubhouse and the irony of it is that the vets did !nf>St of the damage th Gar!l~ Two. Piniella's oome'n:~a pited a seven-run Yanl<ee 'mur\hf inning that wiped out ·~ 3-1 Oakland lead. NetOes, who.had foor f.its in the game, started that' raUy with a booming s ingle Qf1 the right field wall that jusl mtssed home run territor y . The third baseman got his homer in the sev~nth. wrapping up another four-run rally. little room for the kind or controver sy which spiced New York 's 3 -1 op e n i ng -game victory . '"Billyball," the A's razzle-dazzle ~tyle of play, was absent. There wa!>n't even a single s pitball <:<>ntroversy. "They didn't throw me any s pitters," said Nettles ... But spitters lion't bothe r me. I 'd r a ther s ee them outlaw the ~lid er ... Martin wasn't amused at the sere nity with which the game was played. Asked what h e thought of lhe work of home plate umpire Russ Goetz. the man ager sn apped . "Wh a t umpire? I didn't see any impire out there." From Page C1 I\ ('11 Lo.~((1 "He threw me a breaking ball and it hung out over the plate." said Piniella. "I haven't hit that many in New York. but I pulled it e noug h to get it into the corner ." MARINA'S LASZLO. • • Ne ttl es' s hot wa s more inthefinaltuneupfortheSunset majestic, soaring deep into the League opener Friday night right field seats. It looked very with unbe~ten Edison al much like the ball he hit in the Cerritos College. fourth lnnl&g for a tape-measure He has also run 31 limes for single .. •• · 145 yards and 3 TOs Whcnl-Nettles got no further "FRANDSEN H AS m a de than first base after that shot, som e great catches, .. points out Steinbre nner g rimaced. The Thompson, "and that always owner 's disenc h antme nt with he lps ... The Ma rina receiver has careless Yankee baserunning nabbed 23 of Laszlo's offerings led to last weekend's locker room explosion . But Nettles had for 527 yards (a 22.9 average1. another school record. a ready answer for any criticism Laszlo's size is deceiving. At which might evolve from the 6-0, 170 pounds. he appears taller owner's box. and heavier . And aside from the "When you're a couple or runs sheer t alent of throwing the ball. one of his firs t <1thlet1 c ventures aft ~r r ecov<.'ring fro m the broken neck he was involved in u collision with ci bas er unner in baseb a ll a nd suffe r ed a broke n nose. "It was the hrst da\' he was back after that broken neck." recalls Thompson . "He laid there for a while a nd the t•oaches didn't want to move him. "But he's a tough kid." . WID down, you don'l try to stretch 1t he is also adept at reading the into a double." he.said. defense. paramo unt to the The Or a nge Coa s t College Nettles was still on first when success of a veer women's voll eyball team set the OCC women in voUeyball Ric k Cerone was hit by a pitch ''Wh e n J s tarte d I th e s ta ge fo r a Sou th Coast by A's starter Steve McCatty com eback) I had a lot or trouble C onfe ren ce s howdown at Martin wasn't so s ure about throwing the ball.'' he recalls Cerritos this Friday by knocking that. "I ttlink," said the A's ''ll didn't jus~ come back right o ff Fullerton Wednesd ay in manager, "Cerone won an away. Bet after a couple of s traight sets. lS-tO. lS-12. 15-12. Academ:tAward.~ weeks.WJ>tkingoutby m yself,it The v ictor y keeps OCC !.. ~ ed . h began to cofne back... undefeated in the sec race after Willie Hanaolph follow wit Laszlo co~iders his efforls RBI · I'"' d .. J .. ., four contests ·1 think we're an -sing"' an w,,en erry against Bols a Grande and_ M Phr h Is had r r steadily improving," said Coach um ey, w 0 a 0 ou Foothill his best this season, but hits. walked. loading the bases, credits his receivers <Frandsen Jane Hilgendorf. Dave Beard relieved for the A's. and Cri'lchfield) for much of his "We had lots of players doing different things tonig ht. Val Larry Milbourne singled for success. Grady, our middle blocker, had o ne run and Dave Winfield's "I'm confident 1f I can gel the a n outstanding game and so did double delivered two more . Then ball near them. they'll catch the our team captain Suzi Nes bitt. .. Piniella homered and, just like ball." he says. In an exhibition. UC Irvine's that, the Yankees had seven As ide from talented . Laszlo s qua d knock ed off the UCI runs and an 8-3 lead. has proved he's a tough kid. alumni, lS·8, l5-ll. 13-15. 15-8. 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Jockey Ange lo Trosclair was con victed of bribing two other jockeys during u big payoff exacta race on Valentine's Day al the New Orleans Fair Grounds Troscla1r·s attorney said he would appeal the verdict Telev1s1on, radio Following are the top sport s events on TV tonight. Ratings a re · ~ " • " excellent. • • • worth watching .•• fair.• forget it. 5:20 p.m .• Channel 4 ../ ./ .; .; BASEBALL PLAYOFFS; New York at Oakland. Announcers: Joe Garag1ola and Tony Kubek The A's have their backs to the wall after losing the first two games of the serie~ in New York . Only the frie ndly confin<.:s of the Oakland-Al ameda Coliseum and the pitching of Corona del Mar's Matt Keough ( 10-6) could keep the A's hopes alive The Ya nkees will send rookie Dave Righetti (8-4) to the mound In quest of 1he ser ies clincher. Baseball KNX (1070). RADIO New York at Oakland, 5:20 p.m., Basketball Lakers a t Detroi t, 6 p m .. K LAC (570). Hockey KPRZ (1150). Colorado at Kings, 7 30 p.m .. FRIDAY'S TV-RADIO Baseball -New York a t Oakland, 1.05 p.m., Channel 4, KNX (1070), if necessary; Dodgers at Montreal, 5. 20 p.m , Channels 4 and 11 . KABC (790). Drivers rap Vegas course . LAS VEGAS, Nev IAP1 f'ormula Une racing dri ver s from a round .the world ha ~e conVt'rgcd on thl' Las Vegas Strip .for Saturday s inaugural Caesars Palace Gr:.rnd Prix Practice began Wt1dncsday for the event at the twis ting, 2.2 mile track behind Caesars Palace. That will be the site or the season's final race, the one to decide this year s w<Jrld Grand Prix driving championship Thrl't' dr1vt•r s, Car los Reutemann o f Argentina. Nebon Piquet of Brazil and Jacques Lafrite of France. have a chance lo capture the world rlriving title 1n the race. the first For mula One event ev<'r hl'ld 1n Las Vegas Heutemann lead!> P1qucl by JUS\ one point and Laffite by six going into the race un a has l1ly built track that conllnut•d to dra\\ cnuc·1sm fro m many dn\'c rs Wedncsd;.1..,· "It lthe track i 1s JU St what I expected bad." said Reut£•mann·s teammate. Al an J ones, after he turned in the fu:-.tcst lap at an a\'erage of a little more than 100 mph in thl' morn1nJ! session Laffltc JWnl•d other dri\'crs in cnt1c1zing the track's 4 foot high retainer ""alls that surround even the msidc-turns on the course .. You havt.• no idea on the inside of the turn bt·<·aus(• you can't sec thC' outside,' he said . "If somebody ::.pins. you can't Sl'l' tht•m You mus t have• very goorl rcacuon " Mario Andrctll, who says the Cat>sars race m ay be his last a fter a frustrating Formula One campaign this yt•cir that saw him earn onl y two fourth place finishes. agreed. "The part I don't like is e\ erv corner is absolutely bli nd." said Andrctti · If theres a spin ahead of you, you've really got to know what to do. You 've got to lie heads up." Andre tti. like Laffite. thoug ht the course. which has 14 turns. drove fa.!>ter than he initially believed COMMUNITY C0t..L£GES CURT SEED EN Fullerton favored Hornets No. 1 in nation Fullerton College's surprising thrashing of Pasadena las t Saturday gives the Hornets of Coach I lal Sherbeck in the inside track for the Suuth Coast <:onfrrt•nce football tiUe. You don't JUSl walk all over a team rank~ No. 1 in the state. You don't roll up 34 points against a team which had outscored its opponents, 124-13. You don't send a freshman tailback crashing through an offe nsive ljne that looks like lhe Rams' and come out with three touchdowns and 133 yards on 25 carries But Uiat's Jus t what Fullerton did last week, a nd lhe llornets we re rewarded with lhe No. 1 s pot in a poll of the Southern California community coll ege :.ports informa tion directors who vote each w~ek on the top 10 Lea ms in lhe area. Wh at's so scar y i s that the Hornets s uccessfully moved the football against Pasadena without anything resembling a crisp performance from their quarterback. Roger Wilson. WILSON AMASSED some 70 odd y ards passing agains t the Lancers, although two of his passes had touchdown written on them. Can you: imagine what would have happened had he been: on h is game ·1 At any r ate, w it h Wilson a s the field commander and freshman Larry Jackson running wild like he did against the Lancers. Fullerton should once again wind up atop the conference standings Also not to be taken lightly is Cerritos. The Falcons of Coa ch F'rank Mazzotta have a capable quarterback of their own in Downey High i'Qduate Mi cky Corwin Actually, Corwin 1s a Cal State Fullerton transfer and he's bt1en an adequate r epl acement for Jeff Tedford. who now toils for Fresno State. Aguinst East Los Angeles a few weeks ago. for inst<1nl'l', Corwin hit 17 of 29 passes for 232 yards a nd t\\oTOs LAST SATlJRDA\', the Falcons downed a tough Aakersf1l'ld squad, 23-17 With Pasadena's dl'feat, Cl•rritos (4 01 moved into the No. 2 slot in the Southl and poll As for the final fi ve spots 10 the league, it's anyhody's game . Mt San Antonio (I 31 showed its strong points with a 27-21 triumph over Long Beach CC last "'eek. San Di ego Mesa <3-J I upset 15t h-ranked Santa Rarb;.m.1 CC in its opener. although the Olympians gcnc•rally don't pose a threat in football. th<' results aren't in on Golden West 11-3>. which has looked s ha rp in blanking LA Valley. ::!~ 6, but pathetic tn dropping a 37-6 decision Lo Sant.i /\na." and until Orange Coast College (1·3) finds ;m oppon<'nt that isn't ranked among the top fl\'{', 11 :. tough to determine what kind of team Coa <'h 01C'k Tucker ha::. Grossmont. despite a 3-1 n·cord. should stick to cross country '.\'h<1t this all boils down to 1s this Fullertoo !>hould win th(• South Coast Confere nce. Cerritos \\ 111 offer ct stiff c hallenge. and the remaining t(.•a m'> hJ\'C' shown s igns that they could pull off the nl'cessar~ upsi'ls to lhrow lhe entire confe rence into t11rm01l • • • M EANWHI LF., 1n the Mission Conference, Coach Ken Swearrngcn·s Saddleback Gauchos once again look untouchable The Gauchos C4-0) hetvc breezl'cl in cvrry gam e except against OCC, which <lropped a rcspct>table 24·14 decision in the seC'ond wel'k of tht> season If a ny team can ch..1ll eng<' th(' Gauchos, 1t will be Coa ch Tim Mills' Santa Ana Dons, dc·fcctors from the South Coast Confcre nr(.· Santa An<• ha!'! roll ed up the points <37 against r. WC. 45 vs Los Angeles CC and 39 agains t Imperial \'alleyl behind quarterback Bob Frasco's lead ership Th<' Dons did suffer one big blow. however. whe n tht.•y lost powerful fullback Cedric Turner for tlw scason with torn ligaments in the LACC game. 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Their number will grow in the next 10 years as communities worldwide oppose new hazardous waste disposal facilities within their boundaries and force a search for an alternative, Nauke said at the Third International Ocean Dis posal symposium The tankers Vulcanus, Matthias 2 and Vesta burn 170.000 tons of dangerous PATCH OF PROPOSALS -Michael Kelley, 3. isn't sure the pumpkin offered by Chris Busch. 9. will make the best jack·o'-lantern. Sara Lucas. 10. and Jennifer Pizzo, 12, offers others and there will be more on Oct. 24 at the Environmental Nature Center , 1601 16th St.. Newport chemicaJ waste annually in the North Sea. about 70 miles from the coast of the Netherlands, Nauke said. "Within the last year several non· European countries have shown increasing interest in the dis posal of chemical wastes by means of incineration at sea," he said, "which suggests such operations may increase in the future and that they may occur in parts of the ocean which have not formerly been subject to this type of activity." The United States has tested ocean burning since 1974, but has been slow to approve its use, he told about 150 scientists and government officials at the five·day symposium. which ends Friday "With the increased concern about putting these chemicals into the ground. there probably o.11, .............. , .... ~ • .,.. Beach. The Newport Harbor Hi gh School band will entertain as customers buy pumpkins. plants. seeds and door displays of dried corn and dried flowers. Proceeds will support ENC which will offer ecology tours that day State h ear i ng Catalina Nixon niece eyes county mn • • moonng views With curr e nt l ease agreements due to expire on Dec 31 , the State Lands Commission is wondering what to do next with potentially lucr ative moorings and piers on tidelands surrounding Santa Catalina Island. And a t publi c hearings scheduled today in Long Beach from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., the staff of the commission will listen lo public testimony on the matter before heading north for an Oct. 30 session in Sacramento where the future of the 700 moorings will be decided. 'Tonight's hearings will be held in the sixth n oor boardroom of the Port of Long Beach building, 925 Harbor Plaza. Hearings also were conducted this afternoon. For the past 20 years. the Santa Catalina Island Co. and the Santa Catalina Island Conservancy have leased the s ubmerged lands from the state and then sub·leased them to boat owners. These moorings exclude facilities in the City of Avalon harbor. Spokesmen for the two island agencies, aware they may lose their leases, have criticized any plans by the slate to open up bidding to other organizations and companies for the moorings. Jane Mochon, a commission spokeswoman, said the state is concerned primarily with de termining ttle best future management of •e tidelands. It is also Interested, Miss Mochon said, In making more money orr any future leases. (See LEASES, Pa1e ~) • • f Irvine woman to seek Congressional seat There may be a Nixon on an Orange County ballot come June 8. 1982. Lawrene Nixon Anfinson, daughter of Donald Nixon of Newport Beach and niece of former President Richard M. Nixon, says she plans to run for Congress in the new district that includes parts of Orange and San Diego counties . The 38 -year-old wife of Thomas Anfinson currently resides in McLean, Va .. near Washington D.C., where h e holds a post in the departhemt of H ous in g and Urban Development. The couple also maintain an Irvine address. They moved to Washington earlier this fall after Anfinson. a Certified Public Accounta nt, received a Reagan Administration post, a Republican Party informant says. "First. last and always, I'm a Nixon," said Mrs. Anfinson this week. "I think the name is going to be a big plus, and I'm going to campaign on it with the pride and respect it deserves. "Watergate aside, I think Uncle Dick did some wonderful things for the world and peace, and I lhink if he wanted to run for election tomorrow he'd be elected in many areas." The new district is being carved out of the southern part or the 40th District represented by Robert Badham, R-Newport Beach, and the coastal section of the 43rd District in which Clair Burgener is retiring. If she wins the Republican nomination on June 8, the mother of three said her family (See NIXON, Page A2> County rats wired for sound Health officials studying r od ents t o cont r ol the m Orange County health officials are strapping tiny radio transmitters around the necks of rodents in an experiment they hope will help cut the county's growing roof rat population. The little rats, scientifically known as rattus rattus, are carrying transmitters weighing just three to four grams, powered by batteries similar to those used in wristwatches, so that health officials can study their every move. county vector control manager Gil Challet said Thursday. Eventually health officials hope to perfect methods of trapping and poisoning t.he creatures. The latest phase of tbe project, which got under way Wednesday, should last at least a month, Challet said. "We will M tracking Just four rats In the sam e residential area," he said. "We will follow only one this week, tracking it for 24 hours a day. Then next week will put a transmitter on another rat and track lt in the same manner." He said the rats are being released in an older area of Orange, where the homes are at least 40 years okl. ""' ··we anticipate the study will pose a few more questions than answers," the county official said . "We 'll make an assessment, then might try again next year In a different area." Challet said future tests might take place in newer areas or the county, "where we have ·a lot of vegetation." Challet and 1oologlsC Dr. Tony Recht. who leaches at CaUlomla ) State University·Dominguez Hills, want to know "where the rats spend their time, when they are active and how far they will travel," Challet said. "We have literature on that but it is not exactly right," he said. "We want to know if they will go from block to block instead of living on just one block." He hopes the new program will be more successful than some efforts they ma<Je recently. In June, Recht caught several rats, put the radio collars on and released tbem in suburban Orange County garbage dumps. ·•we sent them out in the garbage trucks and they all died .about five minutes after they , arl'I vtd," Chall et said. will be move ment 10 this country and in others t o ward this method of disposal," he said. TRW Inc .. a California consul ting company, surveyed the hi s tor y or u s Environme ntal Pr o t ection Agency tests on the ocean burning in another symposium paper "Res ults o f both EPA - s pon sored and European res earch s how t h at at·sea inc i neratlon in a properly de s igned faci lity can ~e accomplished safely and with unm e asurable to minimal impac t s ," the company concluded II igh cost prevents the rapid !!rowth or ocean burning, Nauke said in an interview. A.WACS planes patrol Egypt by agreement C A IRO . Eg y pt CAP > - America's sophisticated AWACS radar planes began patrolling Egyptian airspace today a s President Hosni Mubarak swore in his Cabinet and ordered the death penally for anyone using unlicensed weapons. G e n . Ahmed Na s r , commander of the Cairo West military base. told reporters the Airborne Warning and Control S ys t e m s plan es e nte r e d Egyptian airspace at noon -3 a m PDT and b e gan patrolling. The United States dispatched the l WO Aw ACS jets lo Egypt to demons trate conridcnce in Mubarak , who replac e d assassinated President Anwar Sadat. Nasr did not sa y exactly where the jets were patrolling. The U.S. Embassy confirmed the planes' arrival but declined t o pinpoint their a r ea of operations. The state information service director. Mohammed Hakki, said the decision to send the AW ACS planes to Egypt was made in Washington under an agreement betw ee n the countries . Defense Minister Abdel Halim Abu Ghazala, s peaking to reporters as he rushed from lhe s we aring-in ceremony s aid : "It's an agreement that two AW ACS be s tationed here to watch over the northern. wes tern and southern borders. We have not bought them ... This is something for the joint exercises with the Americans that begins in November " Abu Ghazala also said Egypt had advis ers in neighboring Sudan training the Sudanese. Sudan's president, Gaafar Numeiri, has said he expects an a ttacl< from Libya at any moment. Abu Ghazala said the dispatch or radar planes was not at all Pair arrest e d in slaying of CHP man· LOS ANGELES <AP> An Anaheim man has been booked for investigation of murder in the s laying of a California Highway Patrol officer and the wounding of his partner in an unprovoked freeway s hooting incident Oct 1 , it was announced today. Thomas Martinez of Anaheim and his common-law wife Lynn also w e r e booked for investigation of robbery, and Anthony Zamora of El Sereno was booked for investigation of conspiracy in connection with the alleged re-painting of a car used in the s tiootings. Los An~eles County Sheriff Peter Pitchess, Alh am bra Police Chief Joseph T . Malloy and CHP Southern Division Chief Dale Fargo made the an n oun cement at a news conference. Another man who was named in an all-points bulletin two days ago is being sought for questioning in the case, authorities said. Shots tired from a passing car on the San Bernardino Freeway about five miles east of Los Angeles in Alhambra took the life of CH P officer Johnny R. Martinez, 33. of Ra n cho Cucamon ga, and seriously ounded officer James Szabo, 17, of West Covina. Thomas and Lynn MartJnei w e re arrested Tuesday In downtown Los Angeles related to Saudi Arabia. The Reagan administra tion is running into opposition in gaining approval of a proposed AW ACS s al e to Saudi Arabia because or Israeli opposition. An authoritative source in <See EG\'PT, Page Al) Freedoms supported by Reagan PHILADELPHIA <AP) - President Reagan said today a "propaganda campaign" has been launched ·'that would have the world believe the capitalist U.S. is the cause or world hunger and poverty." But he rejected that idea and s aid the best way for poor countries to achieve prosperity is through free nations boosting private investment and international trade. Reagan, in a speech setting th e s tage for next week's internationa l conference in Cancun, Mexico. said the United States has done its part when it comes to foreign aid. ''Far from lagging behind and refusing to do our part, the United States is leading the way in helping lo better the lives of citizen s in d evelo ping countries," he said. ··Free people bu i Id free markets that ignite dynamic development for everyone," the president said, citing the United Stales as an example. "No matter where you look today, you will see that development depends on economic freedom," he added. ''Stimulating international trade by opening up markets is absolutely essential." he told the World Affairs Council of Philadelphia. Later, he was traveling to Whippany, N .J ., for a state Republican fund·raiser and a campaign appearance on behalf of Thomas Kean, the Republican candidate for governor. 1 n his prepared s p eech , Reagan told his Philadelphia audience: ·'To listen to some s hrill voices. you'd think our policies were as sti n gy as your Philadelphia Eagles defense. ''There is a propaganda campaign in wide circulation that would have the world believe lhe capitalist U.S. is the cause of world hunge r a nd <See REAGAN, P age AZ> DRAIGI COAST llATHIR The National Weather Service predicts a 10 percent chance of showers in Orange County late this afternoon or early evening. INSIDI TODAY Tomorrow, not ye.tnda11, bears the destin11 o/ the bf;&ieged nation o/ A/rlca. See "New 1lope grips A/rica," Page CB. 11011 AtY-~ 14 81"1M ...... I I L..M....,. ... ...... cw ...... c.. ., = Al .... Dt4 C•kl .. c .......... .. .,... ........ DI ......... ....... • 11 itye,.-r •• -., u • N Orange Co t DAILY PILOTfThursday Oclobor 16. 1981 Fund freeze blocks bay cleanup plans Just whtm 1t :ippl·~1red that a long on•rclut• t'lt•u nu p Joh on t ht> ilt <'hoked Uppl'I' Newport Hay wus about lo begin. lhl· wall:-. t·umc tumbling down Thl• approv(•cl S·I millio n project wa.., de~tlt "lw t i.lJJpt•ar:-. to bl.' u de~1th blow 1<1:-.t we,1:k when Gov Edmund Brown .J1 announrl'd he wa:-. pulling :1 freeze on $170 mdlton worth of s tate public wori.. .... J>l'O.ll'C'h Among lh<• funded p1 nJl'Ch was a Sl 3 m11l1on c·omm1tnwnt to help tll•an up !ht• l 'pp<.•r lk1~ Hrown·..., finam·1 ~1l l':\Pl'l'h ...,aid 11 1s too cart~ 111 tl'll \\ hcthl·r· th1 .., money is lost for goocl This wa:-. the Sl·('ond p1<.•te of bad news rct'l•nth n •t'<.'IH'rl b' thost• int ert>s tt·d 1i1 dc:rning th(• bav '.'lc<irl\' S2 million in s l:..11(' C i'c an W ":1 I l' r B ond f 11 n d s earmarkc·d for th1· S4 mlllton projct'l \\l'l'l' p\1t on ll'l' wlll'rl ..,t,1l<.• 0 ff I(' i :.ii s I'(.' IHI l'l l·d l h (' ~· \\'\' l'l' unable to :O.l'll th<.• honds hl'C.'llllM' of high intc.•n ·:-.t rate:-. ThL1 n•:-.ult of all of th1:-. i., si mple then• b n 't enough m on l' ~ to b t' g 1 n. t IH' ('( l' '' nu 11 proje<.'l this f<11l a~ pl unnt•cl Tbe unfortunatt· thing 1:-. t hut t h 1 s m e a n ~ t h c b a ,. w 111 b t' subJe<.·ted to anothcl' "'·intN with ra111 storms v. ush111g silt into thl· a lrcad_y dogged ha~ Instead 1>f ti fon\ard mo,·1-. the buv \\Ill bt• tJking anotht·r sll'P b.~<.'k\\arcb. u:-. 1l has l'ath 'l'ar ... snt•e 19()9, v. hen hl'<t\' ruin:-. turrwd 1t 111to .i mud nat · The nl'w:-. 1s l'\·en harci(•r t11 take b<.•cau ... e ma m pt·oplc-and a number 11 f est\' and tou11l\ ;.1gen('1es worked :-.o h,1rc1 and ... ~, long to m<Jk<' lht• plan a rt>aht~ :"i l' w p o r t a cl ,. a 11 l' t' J n t' a r I ~ s200.ooo in t•nvironmt•ntal -;tudit''> an cl t' n gi n e e r· 1 n ~ \\ 11 r k 1 fl prcµariJlion for tht• job The µl <.in . m eanwh1l i!. will ht• 'i hi!h ed until l'C'OOllmi<.· l't>nd 1twns 1 m pro\'l' t•r10u gh fnr t hl· :-.tatt• to M'll th<.· bonds and until Bl'O\\ n r<'stor<.'s -;o m e orcl<·r to .;tat l' t'inttrl(.'CS Ont• can onl~ hOJJl' thal Lhl· ba~ dot.>sn t Lake too mu('h 11f <i healing th1~ winlt.>r College pay • raise Full-time instructor:-. in the Coast Communit y Col lege Dis trict did an about face this month a nd approved th<:! same 7 percent pay raise offer they rejected soundly last June Th e o n e year raise retroactive to July 1. affects s ome 700 teach er s a t Orange Coast. Golden West and CoaRtline colleges. Las t June. the teachers apparently hoped ltJ press the dis trict for more tha n the 7 percent off er ed. But the follow- ing month. the district learned it would receive s ignificantly less money from the state than st harl anticipa ted The news from Sacramento led the di strict to cut it:,, pay raise off e r to 5 percent As a state mediator stepped in this fall. the district held to its 5 p ercent raise offer. while the Am e ric an F ederat i o n of ·Teachers demanded 91 2 percent The district finall\. returned to sts 7 percent off er ·which was approved by the ins tructors . 344 to 51 One mig ht observe that the teachers. in accepting the 7 p e rcent r aise. were sensilive to the financial proble ms facing the college district. But it is also likelv that ·ome ins tructors pref e rred· lo put the 1981 ·82 pay squabble behind them to prepare for negotiations of a wide_.!.'. scope. ·1 ne salary dispute that just ended v.·as the res ult o f a reo pe ner clause in the teachers ' three-vecir contract with the district. This contract exptres in June 1982. and negotiations for a new pact will begin in February The central conflict between the two sides likelv will remain· The teachers will seek increases in pay and benefits to keep pace with inflation The district will d eclare its state funding is limite d . a nd it cannot pay teachers money it doesn't have Thus. this month's settlement might be seen as a s hort reprieve in the on-going labor difficulties bet ween the dis tric t and its • instructors . Bridge battle ending The new seven -lane ~ewport B ay bridge. the s upposed promised land to motorists who have suff cr ed t hrough years of traffic congestion o n the old Pacific Coast Highwa~ bridge. opened this week . Or at least part of it did. At 7 a . m. Monday. west bound motorists were routed onto the new $10 million s truc ture. A county bus was the final west· bound vehicle to rumble across the 1931 bridge But it was not a dav for m otoris ts to celebrate Traffic congestion was worse than ever For starters. traffic a pproaching the bridge was narrowed to one lane so that work crews could properly grade a second lane And that was n't the worst problem. As fate would have it. the traffic signals at Pac ific Coast Hig hway and Jambor ee Road we nt on the frit z and backed up trafric nearly a mile in either direction. By Tuesday. though. things • were back to normal and car s on t h e new bridge we re moving steadily a long. E as tbound m oto ri s t s . meanwhile. are to be shifted onto the new bridge by the end of the month. All seven lanes of the new structure. though. will not be fully open until the end of the year . ' The bridge. which has been under construction for nearly l ' 2 years. represents a lot of hard work a nd arm-twisting on the part of Newport Beach residents. Given the slow progress on many state road projects in recent years. this bridge "as i:I major accomplishment The structure is expected to relieve one of the coastline·s worst traffic bottlenecks as well as providing a higher clearance for s ailboats. The bridge, without doubt. will be a big plus to Newport a nd motorists who travel through Newport. Opinions expressed 1n the space aDOve are those of the Daily Pilot. Otner 111ews ex- pressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment is invit ed. Address The Dallv Pilot, P.O .. Bolt 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (7141 642-4321. .. L.M. Boyd I Gold most wanted There has never been a time in human history when man didn't cov- et that metal called gold. No other tangible has been so wanted. Why? What is it that makes gold uniquely valuable? It's scarce, durable and yellow. What else? It's difficult to answer this philosophical question without further lab study. I'd like lo get my hands on a whole lot of It. To run some tests. T h at publication known as Lamplight 11 lista the following oc- ORANGE COAST DailyPilai • ,, cupations, in descending order, as those least appreciated by the general public: 1. Garbage collector . 2. Cafe dishwasher. 3. Janitor. 4. Cafe waitress. 5. Newspaper re· porter. That can't be right. The garbage collectors around here are greatly appreciated. Tastiest meat you can eat in the opinion of those gourmets who claim to know is roast monkey. Haven't tried any yet. May not 1et around to it. Thomas P. Haley Publisher Thomas A. Murphrne Editor Barbara Krelblch Edltorlal Page Editor ... Whistlehlowers not popular WASHING TON -Federal t!mployees who see things going w1 ong and decide to blow the whistle on their agency re· alize they won't endear themselves to their bosses in the bureaucracy. Presi· dent Reagan has promised to protect wh1 stleblowers who expose waste, mis· management or outright fraud. I wish him success in this venture. One wbistleblower the president might want to listen to is Victor McKay, whose career with the Agency for In· ternational Development began back in 1973. McKay saw problems and report· ed them to his s uperiors: his reward was to be harassed continually as a "wavem aker," and eventually to be ef- fectively blackballed from government service. McKAY WAS assigned to work with foreign students whose education in the United States is s upported by AID funds. The idea is that these "best and brightest" will go home and put the ex· pertise they have acquired to the service of their native countries But McKay discovered early on that many of these foreign students were what are known as "no-go's." A no-go is a student who is brought to this country to s tudy at AID expense and then re- fuses to go home. Beguiled by the good life in America. they stay on illegally instead of returning to work for their homeland. Al 0 officials have for years been as· sur1ng Congress that there simply wasn't a significant "no-go" problem. Fewer than 1 percent of AID-s ubsidized foreign students failed to go home. the agency bureaucrats claimed. JACK AIDfRSDI But McKay soon realized that the no· go figure was at least 10 times greater than the official AID estimate. His figures -supported by investigations by the General Accounting Office and AID's own inspector general -show that al least 10 percent. and probably as many as 20 percent of foreign students brought here under the AID program were not going home. The whole ~urpose of the program was being de· fcated. THE SITUATION disturbed McKay. lt not onJy represented a waste of U S. funds. which were being used to bring freeloaders to this country; it resulted in a "brain drain" from the Third Wo rld countries involved. The engineers. doctors. teachers and techni- cians who were chosen for advanced training in the United States were not returning to help their own countries struggle to move rrom the primitive conditions or colonialism into the 20th century. McKay had the audacity to challenge the Al 0 bureaucrats· figures. which were based only on confirmed no-go's. His were based on students whose whereabouts were unknown Al D of- fi cia ls dismissed Mc Kay's esumates as s peculation. "That's like saying ther"' were three pot s mokers in Washington last year because only three were arrested." M c K ay told my a s soc iate Don Goldberg Whether his estimate 1s cor· reel or not. McK ay said. the important point is that AID JUSt is n't interested in keeping track of the no go population McKAY, a political appointee in the Nixon administration, was "riffed" in 1974. under President Ford, but was re- instated after he charged that the elimination of his jou was simply a de· vice to silence him That made him even more suspect. and he was again fired in 1977 -on the excuse that a new administration had laken over McKay later was hired at the Interior f)epartment's Young Adult Conserva- tion Corps, but was soon fired when his boss found out that he had been telling Congress about the Al D mess He has now ta1<en his case to the courts Leasehold signers made their choice To the Editor: Re : Residential lease increases . Some of our residents feel. apparently sincerely. that the Irvine Company ow~s them something. They say it is "unfair" to be stuck with such high residential lease payments. It is beyond me how anyone can believe the company owes them something. First, the homeowne r agreed willingly to the lease in writing. He or s he had the choice not to become a party to the lease. Secondly. recently many homeowners were offered the opportunity to purchase the real estate and again exercised the choice to accept the lease. MOST OF the prior leasehold payme nts were totally under the current value. and for many years residents (including myself) silently e njoyed the use of property with e xtremely low lease payments. Now they ('ry wolf because this property increased in value. It is precisely this attitude of some of our residents that has caused our economy and our total federal government to be in its present mess. We all expect government or the "big" corporation to bail us out when it is not fair. The fact that the Irvine Company is a large company. owns the majority or the area and is of considerable wealth. has nothing to do with the issue. The only issue is whether the residents have been treated fairly and properly. MICHAEL J . CHRJSfJANSON Stitdent athletes To the Editor: I am writing to comment on a recent article in the Daily Pilot reporting on the court case denying the right of student/athlete Jeff Washington who was declared ineligible for football alter transferring from Huntington Beach High School to Edison High School. The court decision suggests.that if a student moves from a different school districl Into one where he is establishing residence. the C.1.F. will certify him as eligible for sports. However. if that same student moves from one high school to another within the same school district he may be ineligible. IT IS TIME for the C.J.F. to decide whether it wishes to establish regulations for residential ellgiblllty that it really means to enforce. or to permlt student/athletes to attend a school of their choice where they feel thef can obtain tbe rreatest opportun1ty for playing time or vtslbU1ty. I 1u.11est you move in one of two direetJoas: either, require famUy resldemlal moves In order for a student/athlete to be athleUcaJly eligible at hls new school, or remove t°'Jr residence requirement. ' and permit student/ athletes total freedom to negotiate the best deal with a high school or his choice. I think either approach is reasonable. but the time has come for the C.l .F. to quit pretending they have residence MAILBOX r e quirements which they have no intention or enforcing, except on a selective basis. Make up your minds. and either set rules you plan to enforce in a consistent manner or remove such regulations and admit that a "free agent market" exists for high school student/athletes. BRENT MELBON Bigotry slwit'IS To the Editor. The Daily Pilot or Oct. 2 had an important and appropriate editorial "A Shameful Performance" (on the visit of the South African rugby team). It shows up some of the mass media and some individuals who mouth "human rights" for the bigots and hypocrites they are; som e of those being Brown, Carey, Bradley and Koch. No I'm not a right winger. I'm a lifetime moderate Democrat. I believe an Lhe United States. I certainly wish the article could have a great distribution. It's important to me. These same bigots and hypocrites could be in a position lbat would deny me my rightful dues in life because I'm bald-headed. ROY MILLER Decide 01i merits To the Editor: If the environmental movement were as well funded and well organized as Teddi Alves says ll ls (Mailbox Oct. l > the Irvine Coast lawsuit would not have been necessary. Tbe letter J:e(lds like a ''dlrtv tricks" effort to dis- credit the hard work or a voiunteer citizen& group. The Friendl of the Irvine Coast are • tefters from readera ore welcome. The right lo C'ondt'n$t lc1t~r1 to /it spoc• or ellrt11nott l1bfl 11 rt$tMJfd. l.Atlna o/ 300 worda or leu wall bt gi~ P"flttnte«, AU lttttr& mwt mcludf lignaturt and ~ addrtu titi.t namt1 mo., bf aoUllMld on rt• quul 1/ tu/lfcitnl r1cuon u opporftll P~rrv ~u not be ,,.,bbllwd.. lAft«n maw"' ttltphotw:I 10 84%.... NOPM Olllf ~ num~ u/ CM CO?tlnbulor mt&lt be~ /M .ti#n/tcOlion ~· " t not opposing development or denying property rights as Alves would have the reader believe. It 1s unfortunate thal a citizens' Rroup is forced into the courts to protect the intent of the Coastal Act rrom powerful private interests. Yet the courts are the public's last chance that coastal traffi c woes. air quality and scenery will not be worsened by non- t:oastally depe ndent high rise construc- tion Hopefully the court will decide on the merits of the case and not be swayed by politically powerful private interests or dirty tricksters ROBERT L .. CLINTON Civics lesson To the Editor. I am a student at Corona del Mar high school. and had a very informative and interesting visitor come to my Civics c lass. I had the unique and very worthwhile opportunity to hear from the ma yor of Newport Beach. Jackie Heather She had just been released from the hospital. but still made it to class. She spoke mostly on the Newport Center development controversy, traffi(' problems. the airport suits. and of the city's future in general. It is on~ thing to read about city ~overnment in the pa per, but an entirely new door is opened when one sees it in action. fi rst hand. THIS BRINGS me to my main point: The Newport Center Development amendment may be put on the ballot in the near ruture. If this happens. the only way to get a clear view of the situation is to get involved and go to the meetings and hearings. Not only will the Newport Center development amendment affect Fashion Island, but it will also affect the traffic in Newport Beach. and the city's budget. Its repercussions are far too great to take this issue lightly. • Although you might not agree on her position. you'll have to agree that Mrs. Heather is one gutsy mayor; that is, if you get lnvolved. DAN ZI MBEROFF lllllY• Wltb tbe eoaUnulq coet of medfl1 eradlcatloD Oo•. · Browa eaa •lop blamllil "U" far Im...._-.. O.J. ::=aa:.=•~c-I • • Or•nge Coast DAIL V PILOT(Thursday. 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These days companies a rc into so many different activities that their onginul names have been outdated or else their names have been changed to renect nothing (or everything> Take a company like Penn Central "Ah," you -;a~, "the railroad." Well. 1t used to be. Indeed, it was the biggest railroad 1n the nation until it went bankrupt Then it managed to tra ns fer the money losing railroad properties lo a government· ow ncd t•nlily, Con Rail. while it pursued profits from P enn Central 's non railroad pr op erties, whic h mrluded things like pipel ines and amusement parks. Better yet, since ~ Penn Cent r a l has 1 .. thi!> huge tax loss 'I' o _ 1$600 mtlli11n l to ,,1 carry forward, it's A"-1... motivated to buy up a--s:::i-..... ------- C'Om pirnies left and MllTDN MOSKOWITZ right . (The ta x loss can be a pplied to the profits m ade by the acq uired companies.) In 1979, P enn Central hought Marathon Mfg . the world's largest maker of "j ackup" rigs for offshore oil cinlling. Earlier this year Penn Central hought a big ell·Clronics firm, GK Technologies And now Penn Ct.•ntral 1!. prL•pari ng to m erge with Colt Industries. a company th<.it makes steel. pumps, carburetor s , C'O m pn•ssur s and yes, harking back to the beg1nn111g Colt firearms . Pe nn Central plus Colt will add up to a corporation with sales of more than $5 billion The only problC'm what will they call it? You rC'mf'mber a company called Allied Chemical'.' It was world famous for dumping kepone into the James Hiver in Virginia Well, it has a new boss. Ed wtt rd L. Hennessy .Ir .. and he knocked "l'ht.•mical" oul of the corporate monicker. It's just Allied Cor poration today, which can mean j ust about anything, which is fine with Hennessy, who seems r<.'ad y t<1 buy anything. lie bought the battery maker, Eltra Th en he bought Bunker Ha mo, an elC!ctronics outfit (they supply tht· Telequote service to stockbrokers>. Now he·s trny ing Apollo Lasers 1n Los Angeles. H B Electrical 1n Mansfield , Ohio. and the West Coast Refral'tory & Mtnerals Division of Interpace. Next on his shopping li st is Fisher Scientific. a compa~y that supplies some ~.000 item s needed by laboratories flennec;sy learned the tricks of the trade at the feet of a nrnskr. Ha rry Gray of United Technologies. Gray arrived al a company called United Aircraft (P ra tt & Whitney 1 10 years ago, and he proceeded qu1rkl.> to transform the company (both in name and composition> . So you never know any more what's lurking behtnd those corporate names. There's one company called Bangor Punta . The name s tems from the m erger of an old sugar plantation company. Punta Alegre w1th <1 railroad that came out of Bangor , Maine · Todav. Bangor Punta doesn't run a railroad nor dot's it ('Ut sugar cane. 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