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·shark Illay .have · killed missing surfer
MONTEREY CAP) -Shark
experts planned today to
examine a missing surfer's
blood-stained surfboard to see
whether a shark took a 14-inch
bite out of it.
The regular triangular marks
on the board and fragment that
washed up Monday at Asilomar
State Beach look like "the work
of a large shark," said Alana
B a I d r i d g e o r S t a n_ f o r d
University's Hopkins Manne
Station in Pacific Grove.
Officials were searching for
Lewis A. Boren, 25, who was last
seen Saturday afternoon, surfing
off Spanish Bay in Pebble
Beach.
Daniel Miller, a shark expert
with the state Department of
Fish and Game in Monterey,
hoped to examine the board. lf a
shark tooth, or fragment of a
tooth, is embedded in the board,
the creature's size and species
can be determined, he said.
Bl oods tains also will be
analyzed, said stat e parks
ra nger S.D. Rodriguez at
Asilomar.
If officials confirm Boren was
killed by a shark, it would be the
eighth shark attack in local
waters and the second fatal one
since record-keeping began m
1926, officials said.
Boren. of Pacific Grove, was
reported missing Monday
morning after be failed to show
up f o r work at Terra
Eng i neering Co. Inc . in
Monterey. A board round by a
surfer about 40 minutes later
was identified as Boren's by
friends.
M i ll e r , who recentl y
co-authored a paper on shark
attacks in California and
Oregon, tallied 49 unprovoked
attacks since 1926. Four were
fatal , and the only fatality
between Monterey Bay south to
Point Sur occurred in December
1952 off Povers Point.
Most attacks happen in the
colder waters north or Point
Conception, with the most recent
one in t he Trinidad area of
Hum boldt County in 1980, be
said.
However. marine biolo&latl
had put out a white shark
advisory for the Monterey Bay
area at the end of October. It
was prompted by an increase in
the number of otters kiUed by
white sharks, pointing to an
upswing in the number of sbarb
in local waters.
Kidnapped general due death?
Miners
• remain
on strike
By Tbe Aaocla&ed Presa
Warsaw radio reported today
that nearly 3,000 PoUsh miners,
rejectine pleas from their
families and priests, remained
on strike deep inside two coal
mines.
The radio also said workers al
a Katowice steel mill had their
barricades up and were holding
out.
The broadcast monitored in
London claimed most industries
were operating throughout
Poland. No further mention was
made of the situation in Gdansk,
where the s prawling Lenin
Shipyard bas been closed until
after the holidays. It quoted
Polish authorities as denying
reports by the British
Broadcasting Corp. of "mass
rebellions by troops in the
south."
Solidarity leader Lech Walesa,
under house arrest since martial
law was declared, "is currently
staying in Warsaw," the Polish
broadcast quo.led government
spokes man J erzy Urban as
saying. Urban said Walesa bas
been visited by bis family and
that a priest celebrated Mass for
him Sunday. He said Walesa can
be released •·as soon as the
situation in the country
permits."
At the Vatican, Pope John
Paul JI said he recalled "with
emotion" bis meeting with
Walesa in Rome last January
and said be prayed that bis
homeland be spared bloodshed.
After meeting with Monsignor
Bronislaw Dabrows ki, the
secretary of the PoUsh bishops
conference, the pope said in a
year-e nd review speech to
cardinals: "I pray to the
Madonna of tbe Poles and I
appeal for a peaceful solution in
the mututal collabor ation
between authorities and citisens,
In the fulJ respect for the civil,
national, spiritual and religious
identity of this country . . . "
A Polish exile in Gall ,
Switzerland, said be bad talked
to Dabrowski by telephone today
and wu toJd Walesa is "in good
health" and talltin., #ith the
mlUtary regime with the aim ol
••restorina Solidarity by political
(See POLAND, Pase A!)
Man, woman
take diamonds
A man and woman have stolen
two trays of diamond jewelry
yalued at more than Sl0,000 "°m the I. Mapin department
1tore in Calta lleu, pollc. said.
Tbe d.-t told poUce 1be wu
1bowilll tbl woman a piece ol
t.wel11 lloDday when the man
hacbed beblnd the counter and _....... tbe mercbandlle.
TM couple nec1 ln tbe crowd ot
Cbr&1tmu 1bopper1 at Soutb
· Cout Plue, accorcllnl to police
'reportl.
SNOW FENCES -Fences trace a delicate pattern on fields
belonging to t_he Glade Valley Farm near Walkersville. Md ..
following a snowfall. In the distance. trees add to Christmas
effect of the setting.
Ex-student sues school board
A~ks banned book on Vietpam be returned to library
BA NGOR, Maine (AP> -A
former high school student says
he filed suit against a school
board for banning a book about
Vietnam because he is "very
sensitive" to his rights.
Mi chael Sheck, who attends
the University of Maine at
Orono, is asking U.S. District
Judge Conrad Cyr to order the .
book "365 Days" returned to the
school library. contending that
its removaJ violated his First
Amendment rights.
A trial of his lawsuit began
Monday, and several Vietnam
veterans came to the federal
courthouse to endorse the book.
The book, written by Dr.
Ronald Glasser. recounts tales
that U.S. soldiers fighting in
Vietnam told Glasser when be
treated them at an Army
hospital in Japan. The book was
banned by the school board at
Woodland High School in the
s mall eastern town o f
Baileyville last spring aft.er a
parent complained that It was
filled with obscenities.
· The Baileyville School Board
contends that It must protect
students from langua1e that
violates the community's moral
values.
Glasser told Cyr on Monday
that he seldom uses obscenities
himself and hasn't used them in
books he has written since "385
Days."
But the language was used in
that book, Glasser said, because
tamer words could not portray
the "anguish and desperation"
of those fighting in Vietnam.
••It was the language they
talked," be said. "There wasn't
enough in the common language
to express their ao1uisb. They
couldn'tsay, "Ob, eolJy .cee'!"
Three writers wbo covered the
Vietnam War tesUfled that the
book wu one of the best written
about the war and that the
languqe in it was lbat used by
soldJen there.
Ward Just, who covered the
war for The Wasbin1ton Post,
said that lan1ua1e lost its
(See BANNED, Pate AZ>
New Dealers 'espoused fascism'
Reagan's views of FDR administration disputed
WASHINGTON (AP ) -
President Reaean says many
New Dealers In the
admlniltratloo of Franklin D.
Roosevelt espouaed fascism.
But be says Rooeevelt, unlUte
tboae around him, saw the
reforms of the New Deal as
crl1ts remedlea for the
Depresa1on that he would have
tried to roU back after World
War II.
Rea1an makes tbo9e polnta ln
an Interview on the Publlc
Broadcutlq Service Pl'OIJ'Ull
"Ben Wattenberg at Lar1e."
that will be broadcast Friday
ni1bt. Wattenber1 conducted the
Interview last week . A
tranacri.pt was made available
to The Aaaoclated Presa.
Arthur M. Schlesin1er Jr., a
Rooaevelt blo1rapher wbo wu
questioned about Rea1an'1
a11erUons In a telephone
Interview Monday, dilputed tbe
president'• view of Rooeevelt oa
botb cowm. Scblellqer said "lt ii a,,_
dlatort.lon of blstory" to IQ tll.lt
'
Roosevelt's appointees
advocated fascism or that FDR
made only a temporary
commitment to help those who
needed help.
In the invervtew. Rea1ao said
"the ROOlevelt Lbat I voted tor
bad promlaed to cut f.-leral
1pendinc by 2S percent" but.
once ln otftce, aaw a crlail and
advoclted temporary aJd "in the
nature ot medlelne for a sick
patlent."
"But. ln tbe meuUme. IQ)'
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Fire spells
disaster for
mother, son
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
Of .. Dally~ Slaff
Chrisandra Farmer and her
13-year-old son were returning
from a :l>·minute s hopping trip
Monday night, unaware that
their two-story Huntington
Beach home was 1oing up in
flames.
"My son and I had gone out to
get some steaks," she said. "He
was going to ba rbec ue the
steaks while I wrapped some
last Christmas packages.··
The pair found their street,
Pearce Drive, was blocked, so
the Farmers parked nearby and
be1an walking toward the
condominium they've been
renting. "My son was walking ahead of
me,•• Mrs . Farme r s aid.
"Suddenly, he said, 'Mom,
they're running hoses Into our
house!'
"I tried to get inside, but the
fireman aaJd I couldn't . He sald
there wu nothing lefl.
"We were onJy ~one for about
balf-an·hour and nothing was
left. The wbole place bad
literally exploded. Everytbin1
I've worked for for 33 yean la
gone, and I didn't have any
renter's lnsuraoce."
Huntln1ton Beach Fire
lnapector Rick Grunbaum said
the blue at 4908 Pearce Drift,
which w11 ~eel at 1:40 p.m.,
apparently wu trta1erln1 whee
Cbriatmu tree ll1ht.1 ipJted the
Farmers' dry tree.
• ..
Reds'
claim
reported
ROME CAP > -The Beirut
office of the Italian news acency
ANSA reported that a telephone
c a Iler today claimed Red
Brigades terrorists have
sentenced to death kidnapped
U.S. Brig. Gen. James L. Dozier
and that his body would be found
this evening.
Italian police said they were
taking t he telephone call
ser i ousl y but bad not
determined whether it was
authentic.
"We are trying to determine
the similarities between this
mes sage and ones we have
received before," said a police
official who asked not to be
identified.
NA TO officials in Italy said
they h ad n o immediate
comment on whether tbey
believed the communique wu
authentic . Dozier, 50, is the
top-ranking American Army
officer of the Allied Land Forces
in Southern Europe.
The ANSA dispatch said the
caller. speaking in Arabic, did
not make clear in the claim ,.
whether Dozier was already
dead.
It was also not clear whether
the caller actually was spea.kine
on behalf of the Red Bri&adel,
who have claimed responsibility
f or t h e Thurs da y nl1bt
kidnapping in Verona.
The Red Brigades have not
issued demands saying wbal
they want in exchance for
Dozier.
·'The Red Brigades claim t.be
responsibility for the sentenctnc
to death and the execution ol the
American Gen eral James
Dozie r . found guilty by a
people's tribunal." the caller
told the Beirut office of NSA,
saying he was speaking for t.be
.. Red Brigades of Baader
Meinhof."
(See GENERAL, Pase A!)
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Fair throu1b
Wednesday. Local stron1
northeast winds below the
canyons on Wednesday.
Not much temperature
change. Highs in mid to
uppe r Ms. Lows tonight ln
40s.
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Actors survive 'tightrope' in live TV drama
LOS ANGELES -It 'a a
profualoaal rllk for a
Hollywood acw lo Mrlorm live
on atac•. a rlak betn1 taken
more and more often tbett days
by aucb atara u Charlton
Heaton, Pam Dawber and ElUott
Gould. Before her uaUmely .
death, even Natalie Wood wu
planntn1 to venture on &be
boardl 1n Loi An1elt11 in lhe UUe
role of "Aaaatula ."
But Monday niJbt a bandru.t of
lumlnarlea not only took the
plunge, but they also did It ln
lroot of mUllon11 or people u
NBC broadcut, ll ve and
unedited, Tad Mosel's Pulluer
Prlae·wiM.lnc play "All the Way
Ho me" rrom the campus of
USC.
It was the second production
of NBC Live Theater, wblch
debuted April 7, UllO with Henry
Fonda In Preston J ones' "The
Oldest Llvin& Graduate." "AJI
the Way Home" was seen live in
the eastern two·lhlrds of the
country but was presented in
tape delay on the West Coast.
·'Sally Field took a bll rlsk,
because she had a lot to lose,"
NBC publicist Mlke O'Hara said
Monday. "She just didn't need
WORKERS HOLD MINES -These m iners
were pictured inside Zabrze coal mine in
southern Poland Dec. 5. Photo was made
available Monday. Nearly 3.000 mine rs a re
on strike inside the mines
From Page A1
POLAND MINERS STILL HOW OUT. • •
means." The exile, Zdislaw
Pregowsld, organized a private
relief program, "Poland in
Need."
The Italian newspaper Stampa
Sera, based in Turin, reported
today that r e ports re aching
Paris by ''private channels"
said Walesa bad tried to escape
from the guest house and may
have been transferred lo a
prison. There were no details
and no sources were cited for
the reports.
Dabrowski arrived at the
Vatican late Monday and is the
first direcl contact the pope bas
bad witb bis homeland's clergy
since martial law was imposed
and Solidarity suspended.
Roman Catholic Churc h
sources reported encouraging
signs in the church 's
negotiations with the CO\mtry's
ruling military council.
Uncensored dispatches from
Poland today quoted sources
close to Poliab Catholic primate
Archbishop Joief Glemp as
From Page A1
saying that progress was being
m a de. But the nature of the
c hurch's negot iations was
unclear. The church bu been
demanding early release of
detainees in exchange for its
s upport In calming publlc
reaction to martial law.
It was not known bow many
Poles have been jailed. Urban,
the government apokeaman,
Monday denied independent
reports plactnc t.be number u
high 11 50 ,000. He aald
approximately 5,000 people have
been interned alnce Premier
Gen. Wojclecb Jaruaelalti
proclaimed martial law Dec:. 13,
and about 1,200 of them bd been
s entenced for violatint tbe
military decree.
Radio Wanaw reported today
that Urban diaclo.ed the names
of nine artists, scientists and
writers released from detention
··as an example'· and said
"many more" internees will be
released.
In Washington. President
BANNED BOOK. • •
conventional meaning in the
beat of combat.
G lorla Emerson, who reported
on the war for The New York
Times, said 1be cried when she
read the book. The book
acc urately portrayed the
situation tbeN, sbe said.
"Jt is not • world of Jane
Austen characters," said Ms.
Emerson.
The school board voted
unanimously to ban the book last
April arter C arol Ann
Davenport, whose stepdaughter
took the book from tbe library,
complained lbat it contained
many obscenities. Nooe Of tbe
five board members had read
the book at that time, witnesses
said.
fn A ug u s t , th e board
developed a policy for dealing
with controversial books, calling
for c r eation or a s pecial
seven-member committee of
p arents, stud e nts, s chool
ad~inistrators and faculty to
review any books about which
there were complaints.
But the board voted 3-2 not to
submit "365 Days" to review by
the new panel and to slick with
its ban, des pite a request from
the high school student council
tha t the work be put back in the
library.
Murder trial jurors ousted
SANTA MONICA CAP> -
Jurors who convicted a man of
murdering journalist Sarai
·Rlbicolf were d1ami11ed after
announcing they wer e
deadlocked over whether to
aentence him to the gas
chamber or llte in prlaon.
Judie LaurePU Ktltenband declared a tei41il! .._...~ lot
aentend.11 ... -'i M&ec:tloa of
a new Jwy to decide Pt'ederick
Jerome Thomas' penalty would
begin Jan. 13. The mistrial does
not affect Thomas' first-degree
murder coovicUon.
Thomas, 22, was convicted
Dec. LO In the shooting of Ms.
Rlblcoff, 23, a writer for the Los
Angeles Herald Examiner and
niece of former U.S. Sen.
Abraham Rlbicofl. She was
killed during a holdup outsl«M a
Venice restaurant on Nov. 12,
1990.
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Reagan met in the Oval Office
tod ay wit h P ola nd 's
ex ·a mbassad or R om uald
Spasowski an d the former
diplomat's wife, who we re
granted political asylum
Sunday.
"I think we're in the presence
of a very courageous man and
woman who have acted on tbe
bi&best of principle," said the
prealdenl, seated next to
Spuowaki on a couch.
Warsaw Radio aald Monday
that Spuowski wUJ be tried in
absentia for "serious crimes"
•ta.inst tbe state.
Western reporters in Poland
are not permitted to travel,
Internal communications have
not been restored and most
· dispatches are subjected lo tight
censorship. News organizations
have been piecing together a few
reliable uncensored reports
from Poland. monitoring official
broadcast s and gathering
information from travelers.
diplomatic sources and others.
Vicar wants
to give
Santa sack
BASILDON, England <AP> -
An Anglican clergyman wants
to give Santa Claus the sack.
The Rev Owe n
Leigh·Williams. vicar or St.
Andrew's in Basildon, is upset
over 5-year-o ld Samantha
Brown's drawin g of Santa Claus
on a Christmas stamp issued by
the British Post Office.
The clergyman described the
white-bearded, legendary figure
as the "villain of Christmas."
Guards
denied guns
VISALIA CAP> -Campus
security officers at the CoUege
of the Sequoias will not be
permitted to carry guns on
pa trol, the governing board
decided.
The board's 3-1 vote Monday
against the guards' requeat
pr o mpted c riticism from
security officer Bill Schell. He
. said the decision demonstrated
the board's "total disregard" for
the safety of school guards.
The request to carry weapooa
was made after custodian
Charles Hook was shot to death
Oct. a in the school gymnasium.
Fire kills woman
LOS ANGELES CAP> -An
apartment fire blamed on a
faulty television set lltlUtd a
woftlan and Injured a man,
offlclala said, •blle allother
apartment blaae forced 75
people to chooM between a Dl&ht
wttbout litbll and bot water or
abandonlnt tbelr llomu to
potHtial lootera. The flrH
occurred Monday.
~
this. Live theat.er la llke wt.Wna
u U1htrope wit.bout a net."
Among tboae on the
"ttabtrope" with h•r lo t.be
movlnt story ot a family
adjustln1 to death were WIW.m
Hurt. Ned Beatty, Jeanette
Nolan, Ellen Crosby, Betty
Garrett, Polly Holliday and
Murray Hamilton. They were
directed by Delbert Mann, who
g uided many live telec11t1·
Mortuary
OK • wins
in Laguna
While Lagunana are often
accused or moving into town,
then trying to close the doors
behind the m , .at least one
business has woo permission to
bring in outsiders
A lim i t e d number of
out-of-t.owners, to be sure, but
operators of McCormick
Mortuaries may now cremate
the remains of those who did not
live in Laguna.
The mortuary already bad
permission to cremate a
maximum or three bodies per
day. but the city's Board of
Adjustment stipulated all three
bodies must be Crom Laguna
Be ach.
The reason? The board feared
th e Laguna C anyon
crematorium might become a
collecting point for cremations
•throughout south O range
1 County.
. The mortuary appealed the
board's decision and the City
Council granted the appeal last
week.
The council majority ruled the
crematorium could handle three
bodies per day, one of which
could come from the mortuary's
Laguna Hills fa cility
1,650 cut off
from power
About 1,650 residents in the
Rossmoor community near SeaJ
Beach were without electrical
power for about SO minutes
Monday night when winds blew
a CB antenna onto a bigb
voltage line.
Tbe outage, which occurred at
6: 30 p.m., was repaired by
Southern California Edison Co.
crews who replaced three high
voltage wires.
No major damage was
reported elsewhere alone the
Orange Coast and spokesmen
for Newport Beach and Dana
Point Harbor patrols said no
boats overturned during the
winds.
City officials from Huntington
Be a c h t o Laguna Beach
reported no structural damage
as a result of the winds.
NY trooper shot;
police seek killer
KNOWLTON TOWNSHIP,
N.J . <AP> -Using roadblocks
and dogs, police bunted today
for the killers or one of New
J ersey's most highly decorated
state troopers.
Philip Lamonaco, 32, who was
named trooper of the year in
1979, was shot Monday near a
service area about four miles
east or the Delaware Water Gap
which separates New Jersey and
Pennsylvania.
throush their paces durlnc
televlalon'a early days.
Executive Producer David W.
Rlntela ldd.reaaed the audience
before the performance, uyln1.
"If you feel Uke laughing, lauati.
If you feel llke crying, cry. If
you feel like booln1. remember your manners."
Afterward , R lntels said,
"They didn"t miss a shot The
crew was absolutely letter
perfect and the cast was
e.traordlnary. There'• nothiDc
that'• a1 much tun lo tbla
buslne s ."
·Direct.or Mano 1ald be hadn't
been nervous, explalnin1. "We
hud prepared well durlnt a
rive.week rebearaaJ, <hucwious
for live theater> and everybody
knew it."
Asked Ir he'd like to direct
another live perfoTmance, be
shot back, "Give me a few days
to res t up a little." •
APW ........
TERRORISTS SOUGHT Antonio Savast a and Remo
Pancelli are sought in kidnapping of Brig. Gen. James
Dozier on basis of eyewitness descriptions .
From Page A1
GENERAL AUVE?. • •
.T he Baader-Meinhof group is
a West German urban guerrilla
o r ganization wh ich some
prosecutors suspect has ties to
the Red B~igades .
"There is no need to call the
American CIA for help in trying
lo liberate the imperalist
American pig," the caller said.
"The body of lhe American pig
will be found an a village in the
countryside and the police will
find It soon after 2000 hours
Italian time."
"We particularly chose this
From Page A1
per son to attack the Amen cail
i nterests i n Italy ," th~
anonymous caller said ·
Asked by the ANSA editor wh)•
tt.e call was made in Beirut, tht
man said· "We had instructi~
to give the communique tp
ANSA in Bei rut ... for
maximum security I don't hav~
anything else lo add. II :
Earlier today, President
Sandro Pertini was quoted bf.
diplomats as saying that
Dozier's abduction may be
linked to foreign effor ts to
destabilize ltaJy. ·
FDR GOALS REVIEWED. . j • •
own analysis is th at people
attracted to government and to
goverment positions in those
years. in many instances, did
not view the medicine as
temporary," he said.
He added: "If you remember ,
I was assailed dur ing the
campaign for saying that many
of the New Dealers actually
es poused what today has
become an epithet -fascism -
in that they spoke admiringly or
bow Mussolini had made the
trains run on time .
"In other words, they saw in
what he C Roosevelt > was doing a
planned economy -private
ownership, but government
management of that ownership
and that ~onomy.
"Harold Ickes C Roosevelt's
secretary of the interior), in bis
book, said lhat what we were
s triving for was a kind or
modified form of communism,"
Reagan said.
"Well, I don't believe that was
really in Roosevelt's mind and, I
think that, had he lived, and
with the war over, we would
h ave see n h im u si ng
government the other way."
Uuring t he 1980 election
campaign. Democrats recall~
that in a May 17 , 1976 Tifue
magazme interview Reagan had
said. "Fascism was really the
basis of the New Deal." Reagan,
questioned by reporters, said
then that evidence of that view
could be found in ''the writings
of the members of the brain
trust of lhe New Deal."
Schlesinger. winner or
Pulitzer prizes for his tory and
biography, said fascism "was
the last thing in the mind of
Roosevelt or anyone around
him "
A d1ct1onary defines fascism
as "a syste m of government
characterized by rigid one.party
d ictators h ip, f o r c ible
s u ppression of opposition,
private econo m ic e nterprise
under centralized governmental
control, belligerent nationalism. ~
racism and militarism."
Said Schlesinger: "There was
no hint at any point during the
Roosevelt presidency of any
desire to establish a one·part.y
state -and that's what fascism
was all about, the suppression of
all political opposition.··
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HOLIDAY CHEER Actress Joanne
Woodward. Carroll O'Connor and Paul
Newman get into the spirit of things at a
Christmas party al New. York's Circle in
the Square recently.
Fire razes h ome
of ex-governor
Former Louisiana Gov
Jimmie Davis and his wife
had to nee their home in
Baton Rouge to escape a
fast·s preading blaze that
destroyed most of their
belongings, Davis said.
''There's not a picture left,
not a chair, a trophy -
anything ," s aid the
ex.governor. in his 80s.
speaking from a neighbor's
home.
Davis said neither he nor
his wife Anna were hurl in
the fire.
··I had some things you
couldn 't replace , lake
trophies from the Country
Music Hall of Fame. I had a
rocking chair from President
Kennedy. It had his name on
it,·· he said.
People Crom urban areas
often head for Vermont when
they want to camp, but Rep
J a mes Jeffords, & Vermont
Repu~lican, went ~amping tn
Washington, D.C. -in his
office.
And now, h~·s been cited tn
a list ot "dubiou s
achievements of 1981 " in the
latest 'edition of Esquire
m~~zine. It all started when
ti~ m oved out o f hi s
"Washington apartment last
sprin g to live in his
congressional office.
Es quire said Jeffords
couldn't live on $60,662 a year
hi s salary a s a
congressman.
··what's even sadder, he
has to share his bathroom
with 416 other guys." the
magazine said.
Retired Soprano Beverly
Sills, director of the New
York City
Opera ,
w i 11 be
featured
speaker at
Dan1 s h -
American
J u I y 4
F es tival
next year.
T h e festival is s•LLS
considered the largest U .S
Ind epe nd e n ce Da y
obse rvance o ut s ide the
United States
ll 1s sponsored each year
by the Rebild Society at the
Rebald National Park, a hilly
tract south of Aalborg on
Jutland, the peninsula of
Denmark
The park was purchased in
the early 1900s by Danes tn
the United States, who gave
it to Denmark on condition
that 1t would be used for a
Dan1sh·American fes tival
every July 4.
Lawyers for Elvia
Presley's estate are battling
to keep from paying state
and federal taxes amounting
to 70 percent of the estate's
$25 million value.
The I nternal Revenue
Service biJled the estate $14.6
million last spring, and the
federal tax case has been
tied up in U.S. Tax Court.
Tennessee officials,
meanwhUe. estimate the
estate wiJI be assessed $2.3
million -one or the largest
inheritance tax assessments
in the slate's history.
Interior Secretary James
Watt zipped around
Yellowstone National Park
on a snowmobile. seeing how
the park operates during cold
weather.
Accompanying Watt on the
l lS·mile tour, not counting
s idetrips , were political
leader s from Wyoming,
Montana and Idaho.
Watt and his party got a
break from the weather.
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and plenty of fresh snow,
they crested three mountain
passes and saw elk, bison,
deer and coyotes before
arriving at Old Faithful, the
nation's most famous geyser,
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Dana resturant OK'd
Bu t cQast commission imposes conditions on project
By STEVE .MITCHELL
Ot .. Dllty ..........
State Coastal Commlsaionera
have unanimously approved a
Corona del Mar man's proposal
to build a restaurant of nearly
4,000 square feet overlookin& Dana Harbor.
The 12·0 commission
endorsement came deapiLe
complaints the new restaurant
will be located adjacent to the
Quiel Cannon restaurant, hit by
a landslide in February 1980.
John Soukeras, who operates
the Pirate's Inn ln Corona del
Mar, won commission approval
to build a second restaurant by
the same name in Dana Point,
just east of the Quiet Cannon.
But commissioners Imposed
several conditions on the
project, including assurances by
the restaurateur that he would
hold the commission and any
other public agency harmless
should a landslide or other
calamity occur .
The commission also warned
Soukeras he may not be eligible
for public disaster funds or
low·rnterest loans should a
land.slide damage or deatroy bis
restaurant.
A geologic report, prepared by
Leighton and Associates of
Irvine, states a landslide such as
the one that occurred at lhe
Quiet Cannon would be unlikely
at the 26,000..square·foot parcel
where Soukeras wants to build.
The report says the land is
suitable for a restaurant as long
as grading and site preparation,
foundation, landscaping and
drainage controls are
incorporated into the project.
It also states the slope failure
that occurred at the adjacent
restaurant was a result of
geologic characteristics that are
not present at the proposed
restaurant parcel.
Soukeras plans to demolish a
single family home on the
property and construct his
two.story restaurant at 34341
Street of the Blue Lantern.
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FAMILY REUNITED-Victor Franco. wearing hat and
glasses. has made it possible for a Mi chigan couple,
Gregory and Barbara Hilts. right. to be reunited with their
childre n Daughter Shell ) Hilts. 12. 1s hugged by her mother
while Mi chael. 11 . lower left , and Christopher . 14. look on
Steve Pollard . tup. 1s a son in-law of Franco
Reunion makes holiday happy
Good Sama rit an rem embers promise
HOUSTON CAP ) -A Michigan couple
separated from their children and facing a gloomy
Christmas because of hard economic times have
bad a tearful reunion arranged by a modern-day
Good Samaritan.
Businessman Victor Franco heard of the plight
or t he Hilts family on a television show and
remembered a promise to help people in need he
made two years ago when he was lost at sea.
The beneficiaries or Franco's good will,
Gregory and Rarbara Hilts, were laid off from
their jobs as machinists at Ford Motor Co. two
months ago. They moved to Houston hoping to rind
work.
They had to leave their three children with
their grandmother in Ypsilanti because they could
not afford to take them to Texas.
''It 's going to be the best Christmas ever
now," said Mrs. Hills as she sobbed and tried to
hug all three or her children Monday at an arrival
gate of Houston's Intercontinental Airport.
When they were interviewed on ABC's "Good
Morning America" two weeks ago, Hilts said he
was working in a factory for $7.25 an hour and his
wife had taken a job as a waitress at a truck stop.
But they still had not raised the money to bring
their family back together and faced a Christmas
without Christopher, 14, Shelly, 12, and Mi c:hael.
11.
Besides, they said, even if they could bring the
children to Houston, they did not have a home big
enough for the whole family.
When Franco, 52, saw them on television, "It
was a spontaneous thing," he said. "I said, 'That's
somebody I'd like to help.·"
Franco, who owns a used car dealership,
leased a home for the Hilts, paid their rent for
t hree months and paid air fare for their children
and the family's four dogs .
"l wouldn't consider myself a religious man.
This is the closest l've been to religion," Franco
said at the airport reunion. Alter they met, the
Hilts headed for their new home.
Franco, who commutes weekly between his
business here and a home near Albuquerque,
N M .. said he drew about $2,000 to help the Hilts
from a personal fund he had set up to help people
1n need.
The fund stems from a promise he made when
he nearly died in an accident two years ago. He
was sailing alone off Key Largo, Fla., when hJs
boat capsized. leaving him in the water without a
life Jacket.
"While I was drowning, I was promising just
about everything," he said, including that if he
survived. he would help other people and not
expect anything in return
Minutes later a stranger happened along and
rescued him
True to hts word. Franco began setting aside
S20 to S50 each payday until the fund reached about
$3,000
"ll 's the best thing I've had going in 50 year.s,"
he said
"There·s got to be something better than being
a car salesman ··
Do you get a bonus at
Chris1mas time . or maybe a
gift checi< from someone who
loves you? That money de-
serves more than casual spend·
Ing. Pamper yourself with realty
fine jewelry that will be a
permanent reminder of the
thought1ulneas ot Iha g1v81'
(@
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store II you can let them soak
'" that soluhon for a half hour or so. it will be easy to dislodge
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with a soft brush Just rtnM
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clean When you are going
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ttiem to took their very belt,
come by the store and let us
clean them for you We hsve
special equipment eva1table to
give a thorough cleaning.
There Is no charge for this
service -and we haYe the
knowledge to give your gems
any special care required.
a gift fOf your lifetime and to
even heirloom to your loved
ones. Our aelection of quality
pieces will excite your lnt8f'est.
Stop In soon ... and do brmg
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I know you will be pleased
with the beautiful gifts of
Jewelry that you receive this
Chrlatm• . . . atO. just a few
worda about maintaining the
apar1tle -the care and pr•
HrvatlOn of your fine Jewelry.
Fine gemstones are. for the
moat part. hard and tough.
How9'18f. care must be ta.ken to
prevent damage and retain
their beauty.
Diamond, for example, 11 the
hardeat gematone. ao It doee
not ICl'atch .. 11y. However. II
can be chlpPed or cracked If
dtalt • hard knock. Diamond
wlll ac:ratch diamond as well as
aoftef gerr111tonea. ao pleoH of
gem-Mt Jewelry ahould be kept
Hpuately In a lined box.
Anyone who knows anything
about the value Of gemstone.
Wiii get "the t.rrlble 8"Udder'I"
whet\ ttwy ... actore on film or
TV, dump out a handful of
game from a pouch wn.re the
gema haYe euP9<)Mdly b"n
bouncing around together.
Even the bed gup 0U9ht to
know thet they are Nduclng
th• vwue Of thtlr loot by tr..i-
lng It thet -.yt
Dlamondt •nd tranaperent
colored atonH thould be
perlodlcatly clNned with a ct.
ttf09nt aofutlon -we auggeet
a cup of wwm water, a , ....
· poon Of ~vent (not IOllP)
Ind a t~ of houtehOl<I
Mary Barr. Certlhed Oemo1091s1
CHAR LES H. BARR
CIYillmm~t toom .9 pr11 Mon Fn
10 CJnl b pM Sot
Peart. coral. turquoise, and
opal tor Instance. are among
the more fragile gemstone•
and need extra care. Pearla
sl'tould be wiped with a aoft
cloth aft81' MCl't wearing to pre>-
tect them from body olla and
acids. They should be kept
away from perfumes and hair
apraya. Pearls should be
restrung yMr1y to preYent the
airing from bre9tlng.
Coral and lurquoiM 8"ould
be protected from I09P and
greue or other aubstanc .. that
wlll dlacolor them. Opala
ahould be protected from heel
beceu. they may become brtt·
tie and crack
Aa a final precautt0n, to pr.-
vent 108$. the NCtlo09 and find-
Inga of your fine jewelry ahould
be checked regularly for
MCurity. We a'9 happy to do
thla for you anytime at no
Charo-.
Fine )8W91ry la meant to give
• flfettme or enJoym.nt with
Prot* <*'9 swt P<ot9Ctlon. " you h8lf9 IJ/t'f qu99tl0na M:IOut
the we Of a S*flcutw lttm.
pl• ... feel fr" to drop by t'-
atOl'9 swt Mk me.
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UI et Olen. 8wT .....,._ •
Orange Coast DAILY PILOTfTuesday. December 22. 1981 .
-~illU~OO~J
Begin sets stormy
course for Israel
TEL AVIV, lsntel (AP> -
A1e. a weak heart and a broken
hip Joint have not dimmed the
flCbting spirit o f Israe l 's
· MHachem Begin. The Israeli
leader bas set his country on a
stormy road that may lead to a
showdown with Its cruef backer.
the United States.
Seven months a go. when
Begin was bombi ng Iraq's
nuclear reactor and denouncing
world leaders, many dismissed
bis behavior as electioneering.
But the elections are over,
B~n has won a second term.
and be continues to surprise the
world with his words and deeds.
The latest drama came
Sunday when Begin summoned
U.S . Ambassador Samuel Lewis
and gave him a tongue-lashing
over WasbJngton 's reaction to
Israel's annexation or the Syrian
Golan Heights Begin the n
issued bis s t atement as a
government communique.
The Unite d States bad
suspended the ne wly s igned
IEWB IUlYlll
were burned at the stake and
didn't resclnd their beliefs . . . "
And: "The people of larael
have lived 3,700 years without a
memorandum or understanding
with America, and will continue
to live another 3,700 years
without It... ,
Begin's combative style seems
almost designed to prove that
his hip injury has not fazed rum.
The premier slipped in his
bathroom a month ago and
underwent surgery for a broken
bone in h is left hip joint.,
o mcia ls looked forward to a
political lull during his
treatment. But that was not to
be.
Begin held a Cabinet meeting
by his hospital bed and pulled
so m e of the strings In a
victorious battle against an
o ppositio n m otion of no
"Inside every Israeli there is. a
little Begin struggling to get out."
confidence.
Violence
rekindles
Eire plan
BELFAST, Northern Ireland
CAP) -Recent violence ha1
rekindled interest in a plan that
calla for Northern Ireland's
Independence from Britain, with
both Protestants and Roman
Catholics taking part in the
government.
The plan bas some sianificant
s upport -as well as opposition
-on both sides or the sectarian
conflict here.
•'The sooner we remove the
orange and the green from
Ulster politics, the sooner we'll
be on the long-awaited path to
peace," says Andy Tyrie. an
independence proponent who
also is the leader of the Ulster
Defense Association, the biggest
Protestant paramilitary force in
Northern Ireland.
Tyrie's mention or "orange"
refe r s t o t he traditional
Prot estant color, stemming
from their s upport for King
William of Orange in the 17th
century against the Catholics.
"Green" is the Roman Catboli<'
color symbolizing their fight
agai nst British rule in the
Emerald Is le. as t he Irish
Republic in the south is called.
The idea of an mdependent
Ulster -the formal name for
Northern Ireland -was first
s uggested six years ago but until
now was widely dismissed as
unworkable.
s trategic alliance with Israel,
and Begi n told Lewis he
co nsidered t h at action a
cancellation or the controversial
pact.
Begin's words were more than
a communique. They were an
outpouring of all the rancor he
has accumulated toward the
Reagan administration over its
treatment or Israel and its
actions he considers as favoring
Saudi Arabia.
Stung by charges that he was
playing down the severity or his
injury, Begin dictated from his
hos p1tal bed .a 2.500-word
account of hi s fall and
hospitalization and sent it to a
Tel Aviv newspaper.
CHRISTMAS COMING SOON An Arat5
bread vendor sits outside the Church of th<.•
Nativity in Bethlehem on Mangl.'1· Squarl'
.,. . .,.......
waiting for customers Soon the Christmas
ceremonies will start in this occupied West
Bunk tovm.
Independence has gained
fr esh backing because the
province 's o n e million
Pr o t esta nt majority
increasingly fears that British
wit hdr a wal will m ea n
unifi ca t ion with the
Cat hol ic -dominated Iris h
Republic.
Israel is not .. your vassal
s tate," raged Begin . U.S
·'threats" would come t o
nothing. Anti-Semitism had
tainted American policy Who
was America to criticiie Israeli
bombings when Americans had
bombed civilians in World War
11 and the Vietnam War"
Some Israelis wonde r what
B egi n ca n gai n from
antagonizing the United States
It could be his suspicion that
Reagan is backing out of the
Camp David Accords which
govern peace between Egypt
and Israel.
A more sinister theory holds
that Begin wants to help Reagan
back out. so that Israel will have
an excuse to delay its final and
painfuJ withdrawal from the
Sinai Desert next April.
·Or is it simply the character of
Begin -a man to whom the
Nazi Holocaust and even the
15th-century Spanish Inquisition
against the J e ws are vivid
images that guide his daily
policy moves"
The 68-year-old premier lost
his family in t he Ho locaust.
Later he waged a guerrilla war
for Isr aeli independence and
was denounced by the world as a ~rrorist.
At one point he told Lewis that
the Israeli government ··consists
or people whose lives were spent
ln resis tance. fighting and
suffering. We will n ot be
frightened by pun ishments .
1hose who threaten us will find
our ears deaf ··
• And: "There are those who
;Jf!Y we must rescind the Golan
law ... This is a concept from
the d ays of t h e Spa nish
nquisition. Our forefathers
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He came out of the hospital in
a wheelchair and on the same
day. far from staying home to
recuperate. he took the Golan
annexation bill to Parliament
and rammed it through with a
bravura performance or pathos
and rhetoric.
U.S. involvement • in war seen British officials and most
Pro testant politicians .
corn milted to remaining part of
Brit~in. dismiss the concept.
' 3 of 4 polled say it is likely during next few years There is resistance. too, from
many \~ Northern Ireland's
500.000 atholic minority. They
rear that alk or independence is
a ploy by' Protestants to regain
the power 't,tley held for SO Y_ears
until Britai~ took over direct
administration ·n 1972.
The only indication that he
had JUSt s uffe red a painful
injury was the fact that..he spoke
fro m his wheelchair.
Begin's latest anti-American
tirade has gotten mixed reviews.
Some of his Cabinet ministers
are reported disturbed by the
tone. Most of the press is
critical and the J erusalem Post
says Begin's charges contain "a
touch of sheer insanity."
H e face s a n ot he r no
co nf idence motion in
Parliament But with the
left-wing opposition in disarray,
Begin is likely to s urvive the
challenge .
His raging defiance of the
world appeals to the average
Isr aeli. who is taught from
childhood that his nation stands
alone -that those who failed to
save the J ews in World War JI
won't save them today either.
A s Amnon Da nkn e r , a
prominent Israeli columnist. has
written: ··inside every Israeli
there is a little Begin struggling
to get out ··
Measles declining
ATLA NTA IAP) Measles
cases in the U nited States
continue to decline with most of
them reported from Florida. the
nat ional Centers for Di sease
Control says. During the first 44
weeks of 1981, meas les cases in
the nation were down 78 percent
from the same period in 1980.
NEW YORK <A P) -Three of
four Americans say it is likely
the United States will become
involved in a war during the
next few years. according to the
latest Associat ed Press-NBC
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Public opinion was divided
over whether recent Reagan
administration statements about
nu clear arms in crease the
chances of war, but a majority
of respondents s aid they' do not
think it will be President
Reagan's fault if the United
States becomes involved in a
war.
There were 1,602 scientifically
selected respondents in the Dec.
14· 15 nationwide telephone poll.
Seventy-six percent said it is
either very or somewhat Likely
the United States will become
involved in a war during the
next few years, an increase
from 68 p e r ce nt in t h e
September and October AP-NBC
News polls and 57 percent in the
August poll.
Yet 59 percent s aid they are
not worried t hat President
Reagan will get this country
involved in a war
Respondents s plit 48·44 1n
sayi ng R e ag a n and hi s
administration are talking too
much about the possibility of
using nuclear weapons, and
48-46 in saying s uch talk
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onl y about one-third favored a
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Respondents s plit 52-38 in
favor or reinstatement of the
dra rt for the armed forces.
marking a continuing decline in
s u p 'p o r t f o r t h e d r a ft .
Reinstatement was favored by
59 percent in the July AP-NBC
News poll and 65 percent in the
January poll
The re was no s ignifi cant
change, however. on three other
questions
Forty-three percent said
Reagan is doi ng a good or
excellent JOb in handling foreign
affairs.
Sixty-six percent said he has
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percent were not sure.
As with aJJ sample surveys,
the results of AP-NBC News
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of all Americans because of
chance variations in the sample.
(( one could have ta lked this
past week to all Americans with
tel e phones, there is only 1
chance in 20 that the findings
would var y by more than 3
percentage points.
Of course, the results could
differ from other polls for a
number of reasons. Differences
in the e xact wording o f
questions. differences in when
the interviews were conducted
an d differe nt methods of
interviewing could also cause
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Irish Republic"s main opposition
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U Is ler Defense Association
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'Jur ors ur ged to ccn:ivict Bonin in Freeway Killer case
LOS ANGELES <AP> -A
prosecutor, recallin1 the "van of
' death" ln which Freeway Killer
' victims were slain, urged jurors
to "drive the van of justice" and
con vlct William Bonin of
murdering 12 young men and
boys.
"Just aa Mr. Bonin drove the
van of death, picking up these
young kids, tying them like pip
an.d throwing them out like 1 garbage . . . I ask you, ladies
and gentlemen of the jury to
drive the van of justice up to
him and tell him: 'Get in, Mr.
Bonin. Your days of killing are
done,' " said Deputy District Al·
torney Sterling Norris, conclud·
log his final argumenta on Mon·
day.
Bonin, a twice-paroled sex of·
fender, fa~es the death penalty
if convicted on 12 count.a of
murder ln the notorlo~ cue.
Since 1972, more than 40 youths
have been found murdered and
dumped nude along Southern
California freeways. Accordin1
to court testimony, the 34-year-
old Bonin bas admitted 21 of the
killings. But he has pleaded in-
nocent ln the case.
The defense was to present its
final argument after a brief re·
cess.
Norris said investigators, vie·
tims' families and the witnesses
Ticket collections
bring SF queries
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
Perplexed by a free-lance effort
to collect their parking ftnes,
San Francisco court officials
have asked the state attorney
general if the collection com-
• pany is breaking the law.
Without city permission, the
California Mini Court Services
company has mailed out official·
looking notices to out·of-state
people with delinquent parking
fines, asking them to send $40 to
an address in El Toro.
"He has arbitrarily set a bail
to citizens across the United
States of forty bucks," com-
plained chief Municipal Court
Clerk Daniel Donohue. "I don't
know bow you 'd figure anybody
has any right to do that .at all."
"I didn't stick nobody up. I
didn't rob nobody. What's the
big deal?" company president
Don Gordon said . He said he's
just trying to make some money
for San Francisco and for
himself at the same time.
Municipal Court Judge
Dominique Olcomendy said be
has asked the attorney general
and district attorney for an opi·
nion about the legality of
Gordon's operation, which he
has run -with permission -for
several other cities.
San Francisco officiaJs, who
don 't purs ue out-of-state
motorists until they get more
than four parking tickets ,
earlier this year loaned Gordon
a computer record of unpaid
citations listed to out-of-state cars.
He had told the city that it
might be sacrificing $2 million a
year by not pursuing them , and
offered to help recover it if he
could keep half. The city ul-
timately rejected the offer.
Gordon, however, went ahead
anyway, and mailed out notices
that list ''City of San Francisco
CMCS" in the return address,
advise recipients to pay within
15 days and tell violators to "dis·
regard this notice if the citation
has already been paid.''
Gordon, who contends he
doesn't need city authority to
run his business. says he is
charging for a consumer service
and will forward the city its
share or the $40. Parking tickets
in the city vary from $10 to $40.
Since he just started sending
out the notices, he has n 't
forwarded any money to San
Francisco yet. But, he says he'll
mail the first check on Jan. 15.
He says nobody would criticize
his "notice" if he wasn't black.
"When you put a black boy in
that position, it's a scam," he
says. "When it's a white boy,
they call it creative packaging."
City officiaJs in Pitts burgh,
Santa Barbara and Redondo
Beach said Gordon bad worked
for them -with authorization -
and did a good job.
so far "have earned the torch of
justice" ln the case.
"The torch of justice now
passes to you," he said. "Now it
becomes yo ur duty and
responsibility to do justice to
Mr. Bonin ... to convict Mr.
Bonin on aJI counts."
Norr!~t.describlng the horrors of the KWlngs ln graphic detail,
told jurors, "If just one of these
victims could take the stand and
tell you about the bumiUation,
the degradation of ending his life
this way, there would be no
question what the result ought to
be."
Norris reminded jurors that
the 12 young victims would
never see their families again
and · · wUl not see the coming
Christmas.''
At that point the mother of vie·
tim Sean King left the
courtroom hurriedly with tears
in her eyes . She wore a
Christmas c orsage on her
blouse.
Norris also listed what he said
were common factors in the kill·
ings -that all victims were
young male Caucasians who
were strangled with ligatures,
often the victim's own knotted T·
shirt ; they were found dumped
nude near freeways ; and bad
been beaten about the face and
head.
"Those dump sites are part of
Mr. Bonin's habits -to use
those freeways to put a body
some distance from where it
was killed," Norris said. "These
ligatures are a trademark -it 's
like signing 'Bonin' on each and
every one or these murders."
He said 10 of the victims had
sexual bruising on their bodies
and he described Bonin's
"M.O." or method of operation,
as typical of a homosexual
killer.
"They're not laying out there
nude because someone's after
their clothing," said Norris.
''That's a typical s ign of a
homosexual attack."
Last week a TV newsman
testified that Bonin, a
truckdriver from suburban
Downey, had confessed during a
jailbouse interview to 21 killings.
Two codefendants, Gregory
Miley of Bellflower and James
Munro of Port Huron, Mich.,
both 20, have pleaded guilty and
testified against Bonin in ex·
c han ge for non-capital sen·
tences.
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Snooping loophole
targeted by PUC
SAN l"KANCISCO <AP) -It's
legal for some e mployers to
eavesdrop on their workers' con-
versations -but the state
Public Utilities Commission is
moving to stop the snooping.
The PUC this week discovered
a loophole in the law requiring a
beep or other warnings during
telephone conversations that are
being monitored or tape re-
corded.
Thal rule was Imposed in 1967,
before companies were able to
buy or lease switchboard equip-
ment from independent sup-
pliers. And it only covers equip-
ment supplied by utilities re-
gulated by the PUC.
The agency asked its staff to prepare new language to cover
monitored conversations on in·
dependently supplied equipment
which is tied into a regulated
telephone company's lines.
But the PUC said it does not
have any power lo r egulate
monitoring of calls made entire-
ly within a company's internal
phone system.
The case arose when Western
Airlines' reservation persoMel
as ked the PUC t o stop the
airline from mo11itoring their
conversations with the public.
The agency dismissed the com·
plaint th is week because
Western owns its switchboard
equipment.
Hearings are slated lo be held
on the new proposal after com-
ments from inte rested parties
are received in the next 60 days.
Petitions
seek cut i n
proposed rate
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -The
s tate Public Utilities Com-
mi ssion has been banded
petitions with 60,000 names that
demanded a 50 percent cut in
proposed Pacific Gas and
Electric rate increases that
could add up to $17 to 'the
aver age utility bill.
Piles of 6,000 petitions were
presented to PUC President
John Bryson Monday, who said
the commission would take them
.. very seriously" -but that the
public record in the rate case
would not be reopened for them.
The record was closed last
month after 75 public bearings.
The commission is scheduled to
make its decision Dec. 30 on re-
quests that come to nearly $2
billion.
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Country humorist
still humble
JACKSON. Miss. <AP) -Jerry Clower. a one-
time fertilizer sales man who's used his quick wit
-and tall tales from ruraJ Mississippi -for
laughter and applause as a country humorist, says
he sometimes forgets his celebrity status .
'TU be walking through ajrports and I've got
my mind on my grandson or the children, and all
of a sudden somebody will come up and say
they've seen me on 'The Mik e Douglas Show' or
somewhere.'' Clower says. "They'll quiver and
shake and then people get in line for autographs.
"That sometimes startles me because I'm not
thinking about Jerry Clower the humorist. I'm
thinking about J erry Clower the father , the
husband, the deacon in the Baptist Church -it
takes a minute to get back."
His ability to bring a host of country charac-
ters to life in side·splitting taJes of rural society
has taken Clower a long way from Route 4, Liber-
ty. Miss .. where he was born in 1928.
It's been 10 years since he turned to the stage
with the comedy he'd used on customers while
peddling fertilizer for Mississippi Chemical Corp ..
and he's in constant demand for TV and radio as
well as personal appearances
But. Clower says, "My lifestyle hasn't
changed that much. I still put my family first, fish
with a cane-pole. and prefer collards, cornbread
and baked sweet potatoes."
Clower talks about folks like Marcel Ledbet·
ter, who once opened the door of a beer joint with a
His, ability to bring, a host
of country characters to life
in side-splitting tales has
taken Clower, a long way. . .
chainsaw, and hjs stories cover the range of coun-
try happenings.
"Having more than one crop bas been the key
to my success," he says. "If I had to show up at
one auditorium every night, it would be hard for
me to love it. .
"But I may do commerciaJs one day, a state
fair lhe next, and speak to a church the next. I do
radio shows, fairs, package shows with other
artists -or I might just fly over lo Longview, Tex-
U. and be the Chamber of Commerce program all
by myself," he says.
Clower says personal experiences in rural
Mississippi provide much of the material for his
stories and one-liners
"In my first aJbum, 'J erry Clower from Yazoo
City. Mississippi, Talkin', · I'd say almost 100 per-
cent of it was about things that happened to me as
a kid.
''That was the period in my life when thlngs
happened," he says. "I was living with mother and
didn't have a daddy When I look back, that was
tbe roughest part of it.
"Later, I was able to put those experiences on
an album," Clower says, "and I got money for do·
tng it. ..
Clower joined the Navy in 1944, t.he day he
graduated from rugh school, and before he was 19
be had earned three battle stars and a unit citation
for bravery while serving on an aircraft carrier in
the South Pacific.
Alter leaving the service, Clower learned to
play football in junior college, and won an athletic
scholanrup to Mississippi State University. He
st arted at defensive tackle in the first college foot·
ball game he had ever seen.
At Mwissippi ChemicaJ, he worked his way
up from field representative to director of field
services.
"I started to work for them back ln 1954," he
says, "and I had a territory and would call on
farmers. I started telllng taJes to improve my
tales technique, and word got around that I was a
pretty good talker."
His start in show business came when be en·
tertained a dairy convention In Alabama, and hJs
remarks were taped and sent to a record com·
pany.
·'I wasn't really trying to get Into show busl·
neaa," he says . "I just sort of backed Into lt ."
Boise ruling upheld
WASHINGTON I AP> -The U.S. Supreme
Court bu refused to revive a leaal dispute that
ended eight years ago when tbe Boise Cucadt
Home and Land Corp. paid some 983.9 million to
buyen of recreational land in California and
Nevada.
Tbe Justices. without comment, left Intact
nallnp that dlsmllsed an attempt to reopen the
conll'OTeny on grounch that the Boise setUemenl
wu "pr'()CUn!d by fraud." Two tucb bu,ytrs who were paid off unde.1' the
Htllement sued Bolte Cascade Corp. and lta
..._ldlary a.lolls with the laW)'en wbo repN!Hftted
tile 44,000 buyera durln1 the 11ttlement
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aavin11 for contumera wbo know
what to look for and how to buy.
The wonh uaed by relailera to
promote their wares are Important;
all sales are not equaJ.
Take the phrase "manufacturer's
llst price." A reduction from the list
price may not mean much. The U.S.
Otrlc~ of Consumer Affalra 111y1 that
almost au stores regularly sell Items
below list price.
C l earance sales feature
d iscontinued or out ·of-date
merchandise. You can save money,
but you must be careful. Are you
buying today's fads for tomorrow's
wardrobe? What happens if you need
a replacement part for a model that
is no longer manufactured?
Irregulars. imperfects and seconds
frequently are available at discount
prices, particularly at factory
outlets. All the products are defective
or rail below the manufacturer's
staqdards for top quality, but the
range of defects varies. Irregular or
imperfect items may have only a
tiny flaw. in color or weave for
example . But seconds generally have
bigger problems, such as a tear in
the fabric which can affect usability
or durability.
Buylne out of seaaon ~ one ol the
oldesl and beat money:aavlna
techniques , but you need an
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Draw a personal calendar. with
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car tune-ups, school holidays and
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Check appliances and family's
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Make a gift list -names,
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When you spol something that looks
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Here is a month-by-month guide to
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white Hies for household baal •
Christmas favorites like perfumes r
Jewelry which ulao make good 11
for Valentine's Oay.
FEBRUARY : Shop
Washington's and Lincoln'• blrthd•y
sales tor furs, fabrics, appliances
und furnishings and final markdowns
on January l"rtov e ra. Home
gardeners should start checking seed
catalogs.
-MARCH : Sales on china,
glassware, house wares a nd
made to-Order drapes and slipcovers.
Buy spring finery at pre-Easter
promotions.
-APRIL: Stock up on materiols
for spring cleanlne and do-it-yourself
projects around the house; think
ahead to Mother's Day and check
post-Easter s ales for wom en 's
dresses and coats.
-MAY: Look for blankets for next
winter and for s ummer sportswear.
garden items and luggage. Keep
Father's Day, June graduations and
weddings in mind. Now is aJso the
lime to buy firewood .
-JUNE: Sales on school supplies.
including typewriters. Also worth
ch ecking : storm windows a nd
building s upplies , tires and
menswear.
JULY. Special• on furniture,
beddln(C and white 1ooda. You'll 1ee
store wide clearances near the end of
the month, with marked-down air
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AUGUST Watch for further
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back-to-school needs. Auto sales start near the end of lhe month.
S EPTEMBER · Labor Day
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OCTOBER . Auto batteries,
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gloves are on sale this month. Look
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equipment, and s t art holiday
shopping.
NOVEMBER : Paint, hardware
and home-improvement supplies
provide the biggest bargains. Also
check blankets, stoves and water
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Many Calif orniaru
onfederal lands?
SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -Government
surveys show that as many as 60,000 landowners
bordering California's 17 national forests may be
on federal land, and property owners are confused
and angry.
The federal surveys, designed to ~inpoint
thousands of miles of "drifting" boundaries, found
that many old boundary lines and properly
markers have been in error for decades. Some are
off by miles.
The corrected boundary lines, slicing in some
cases through homes, roads and supposedly
private timberland, have pitted the Forest
Service's right to manage its land based on true
boundaries against landholders' right to stay on
property bought in good faith.
The boundary disputes occur nationwide, but
most are in the western slates, said George
Liddicoatt, Forest Service lands staff director in
Washington. ·''th.«: majority or these people are there
innocenU~. and did everything a prudent man
could do to make s ure he was occupying his own
real estate," Lidclicoatt said. "But because of our
inability to survey all 272,000 miles of national
forest boundary, some of these people just end up
occupying some of our land."
That amounts to trespassing, even if a
property owner has a title deed and pays laxes on
the land.
The surveys were required by Congress four
years ago, and reports on them are being released
as they are completed. Some surveys have not yet
been released.
The Forest Service, which administers public
land and cannot sell it, has few options Cor dealing
with encroachments: special use permits, land
exchange or removing "whatever is encroaching
which is extremely expensive to the landownei:
and also· unwarranted and unfair," Liddicoatt
said.
Six landowners next to Sequoia National
Forest, Cor example, who were told their cabins
were on public land were offered special use
permits that would bar them from selling,
developing or deeding the land to their children.
"I'm not going to move nothing, and lhey can
take me to court," said Howard Coday, who was
told half his cabin sits on federal land.
Jn the Northern California town of Klamath
River, the new surveys found that 33 of 190 acres or
meadow a nd forest homesteaded by t he
Maplesdens family belong to the Forest Service.
The family has filed suit over the title to the land.
Some 60.000 Californians could have clouded
title to their property, according to Glenn Bergey.
lands starr director of the regional Forest Service
office in San Francisco.
"No one living is to blame," said Bob Scharf,
lands officer al Sequoia.
The source of the problem is error-filled or
fraudulent surveys drawn by private surveyors or
government officials when the nation's huge
surveying system began more than a century ago.
One way lo resolve disputes over who should
keep property that turns out to be federal land is
proposed legislation Jelling lhe Forest Service sell
small parcels to private landowners. The bill is in
an environmental subcommittee.
Tanzania most literatf?
DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania (AP > -
Tanzania has achieved a literacy rate of 79 percent
and remains Africa's most literate nation, the
government newspaper, the Sunday News,
reported.
The figures, from a national literacy
examination administered in August, were
released by Minister for Education Tabitha
Siwale, lhe paper said.
T h e r esults represent a 7 percent
Improvement over 1977, the last time such a lest
was given, and a 69 percent lncrea.se over 1981, the
year the nation achieved independence.
Workers to be paid
SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -A workfare
recipient who's injured on tbe job should get
worke1"s compensation Hke any other employee,
the California Supreme Court has ruled.
The unanimous ruling upeet a 1934 decision
that bad characterized workfare recipients aa
publlc . wards who couldn't benefit from the
Worker's Compensation Act because they bad no
Job contract.
But Chlef Justice Rose Bird WTote lbat a
"work/ate recipient is In a poeition no different
rrom lhat of any other employee. covered by
woriter'a compenaatlon.' •
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Tuesday. December 22, 1981
Couples choose traditional wedding, not co01puter
SUNNYVALE (AP) -Despite a
bural of n•tionwlde publicity for
"Rev . Apple's " weddlna by
computer, couples seem to be
spurnlna the hlgh-tecb marriage
riles ln favor of lhe old-fashioned,
bum an sort or ceremony.
"If you read all the articles.
including one In The New York
Times, or saw our performance on
the Phil Donahue show. you may gel
the impression I have more business
than Gemco,'' said Reinhard
Jaenisch, a mall-order minister who
programmed his Apple 11 computer
to run a marriage ceremony.
''But who wunts a compute r
wedding, excepl ror the media?" he
said.
Only six couplt111 have exchanged
vows via vadeo display terminal
since he advertised the service on
Valentine's Day 1980.
One happy bride and groom took a
printout of the ritual as a souvenir.
But the latest bride regrets the
computerized ceremony, in wtuch the
rites of marriage flas hed onto a
screen and she pressed "Y" Cor yes
be caus e the compute r was n 't
programm e d l o handle the
traditional ''I do."
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Nickle Lun11ford said her weddJni
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unromant1c .... The computer took
the romance out of the weddin1."
The presence of a TV crew didn't
help either .
"I started lo feel my weddlna wts
turning Into a comedy rouUne," she
said.
But she and her husband Ernie aot
to honeymoon In Chicago thanks lo
an all-expense paid trip for the
taping or the Donahue show.
Since then, Rev. Apple the
m a rrying compute r has had no
t a kers. And the Universal Life
63300 CAPRI
Church reprimanded Jaenlsch
because of complaints about the
Lunsford wedcti.nt.
·'The church has chancfd It.a poUcy
so no media are allowed at wedd1.oc•
or services for at le11t three
month.I," he said.
The Jut computer wedd.int "wu
more like a circus lhan a weddin1
ceremony -actually a drcu. la
quieter."
Nevertheless, Jaenlsch says he
plans lo add a device lo make Rev.
Apple read the wedding service aloud
and play music before and after the
ceremony.
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Pair sue on Patty Hearst Shaw book
~
Jack Scott Micki Scott
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PORTLAND, Ort. <AP> -The couple
who btlped tu1tttve Patty H11r1t fiff
1cro11 c0untry have announctd plant to
tllt a '8.8 mlUlon libel ault over the
ne~apaper: heiress'• memotrs.
Jack and Micki Scott said Mond~ the book by Patty Hearst Shaw about her
kidnapping and involvement with the
Symbionese Liberation Army
Inaccurately portrays them and Scott's
parents who helped transport Mrs.
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farmhouse hideout in 1974.
"It's an outright falsehood. She
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Portland. "That 11 patently untrue."
The Scotti aald th• ault a1ainat Mra.
Shaw and Doubleday, publlaher of her
book "Every Secret Thlna." would be
The book shows
lack of gratitude.''
','a
fil ed in Alameda County Supenor Court
in Oakland
The book shows "a lack of gralltude
Patty Hearst had for their role -
• 11vtn1 her lift," Hid Ken Stem, a local
attorney htlpln1 th• Scotti.
He aaid tbt •ult wlll detcrtbe the
emotional dl1t ru1, problema with
employment and feneral 1tre11 the
Scotts have suffered.
Scott said his parents and he drove
Mrs. Shaw to Pennsylvania in the
sum mer of 1974 about five months after
her Feb. 4, 1974 kidnapping
Mrs. Shaw, the granddaughter of
newspaper publisher William Randolph
He ars t, was convic ted and later
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Symbionese Liberation Army members
in a bank robbery. Patty Shew
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'Bill' poignant video drama
Mickey Rooney stars as retarded man facing world after 44 years
81 ll'RED ll<>THENBERG . ., ....... ~
NEW YORK -GE Theater bae a Christmas present ror the
whole family tonight at 9 on
Channel 2. It comes in a small
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Bill Sackter, as played by
Mickey Rooney, is a mentally
retarded adult, with a lopsided
toupee. After 44 years in an
institution, Bill is released from
the nest and forced to fly in the
outside world.
write or tell Ume, and he has the
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(Dennis Quaid) meets Bill there
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interest story.
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Bill reveals himself as spunky
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Morrow begins to see Bill as
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·'I thought it would be
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CLargo Woodruff). "He has a
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"Thi~ place doesn't toolt. »o
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Then they go Inside.
Morrow tours the ward and is
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Their searching for each other
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emotional scene. When they
e m brace, Morrow apologizes for
br inging Bill to Granville.
No longer is the filmmaker
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each other "buddy" and really
mean it.
Bi ll becom es a part of
Morrow's family, a surrogate
grandfather lo his new child. At
the same time, Morrow becomes
a pseudo parent to Bill, with
responsibility for his emotional
welfare. It all gets complicated
when Morrow accepts a job in
Iowa.
Morrow debates whether to
bring Bill to Iowa, and finally
becomes his guardian.
human beme."
Bill finds work m Iowa, but
stlll must struggle for the
respect of people who won't
accept hjm or who fear him. He
eventually wins them over, just
as this touching story is bound to
do.
Rooney chose not to meet the
real Bill before acting the role.
He also exaggerated Sackter's
retarda tion for s hock a nd
dra m atic e Cfect, a nd it 's
effective. Rooney imbues Bill
with great feeling, and dignity
H e comes across as an
individu a l fighting for
selC·esteem. and not a pathetic
character
O n the sa m e level o f
excellence is Quaid , whose
brother, Randy, was superb in
"Of Mice and Men" last month.
Dennis lights up the screen and
moves gracefully from sce11e to
scene. Miss Woodruff also has a
big s mile, but her portrayal
doesn't have the same depth.
~·
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to life," has done so tonight on
C B S, ove r see ing th e
dramatization o f Bill's true
story with compassion and
understanding. This movie could
hav e be e n sy rup y an d
melodramatic, but isn't. "Bill"
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friendship and the dignity of
every man, rather than heroic
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Bill is a potscrubber a{ a
country clu b , part o f a
community placement program
In Minneapolis. He can't read,
Morrow doesn't fu lly connect
the child as a human being, with
fee lings and dreams, until he
takes him to Granville for some
·filming.
"I want lo give him a chance.
He needs somebody to reach out
and keep him .... I also don't
want to lose the ability to care
and be concerned about another
The real Bill Sackter is shown
in film footage at the end,
making a nice connection for the
viewer
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Ale Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/Tuelday, December 22, 1981
I
Beach use legality
• • continues in court
The eight-year-old legal battle over public access to
Thousand Steps Beach in South
Laguna took a new twist when an
Orange County Superior Court
judge issued an inj unction
preventing public use of the
strand . Now th e county is
appealing that ban.
Judge Bruce Sumner ruled
that the beach is privately owned
above the mean high tide line by
residents living adjacent to the
Ninth Street beach.
However, beca use the mean
high tide line hasn't been defined.
county officials say they still plan
to proceed with a $155,000 project
to replace the crumbling steps
leading to the beach with new
ones before next summer.
Both the county and the
Laguna Coves Association, which
represents homeowners near the
beach , have, for about eight
years. tried to negotiate a
iettlement where the county
would provide r estroom s.
lifeguard se rvi ces a nd
fnaintenance in exchange for
public access. Bu t no solution has
been reached.
The public. under Judge
~umner's ruling. now has legal
pse of a 20-foot-wide easement
from the bottom or the steps to
Jhe wat er . Since that legal
paundary has not been marked
out , residents in the area
presumably would have t o
shoulder the burden or proof if
they accused a beachgoer or
tr es passing.
The coves assoc iation
maintains that if the county
repairs the deteriorating cement
stairway leading to the beach, It
will only encourage the public
to attempt to use the strand,
w h ich it claims is private
property.
Now county supervisors have
decided to appeal to the 4th
District Court of Appeal in an
effort to void the ruling barring
trespass, on grounds it is based
on the mean high tide line which
is not known and could ta ke
years to establish.
Therefore , the co unty
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"useless" and wou ld place an
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outside the designated 20·fool
easement at the foot of the steps .
This appe al , along with
repair of the dangerous steps,
seems justified Eventually, the
onl y logical solution would be a
compromise under which the
homeowners would yield a little
and agree to joint use in return
for free lifeguard and beach
maintenance service from the
county
lµigh cost of advice
One senator has called them
·an unelected government
lnaking po1icy decis ions and
responsible to no one." Around
Washington they're tabbed as the
''Beltway Bandits" in reference
o the concentration of their
ffices along the highway that
encircles the capital.
By recent count there are
more than 1,300 management.
consultant and public relations
firm s, large and small. serving
gov e rnment age n cies i n
Washnington.
They advise. consult. prepare
studies. analyze data and set up
meetings at an estimated cost to
the government of a lmost S4
billion a year .
Clearly th e government
cannot affo rd to keep on the
permane11t payroll all the experts
needed for highly technical and
specialized projects. From time
to time a contract with outside
experts is justified.
But was it really necessary
for the Departm e nt o f
Transportation to s pend $225.000
for a forecast of Ame rica·s
transportation needs in the year
202~?. Or for t he Federal
·''Com munications Commission to
pay a real estate firm $90.000 to
•
help locate new FCC offices when
the government's own General
Services Administration would
handle the job for nothing'! Or for
the Energy Department to shell
out almost half a million dollars
for bookkeeping assistance?
Particularly galling to critics
of "consultant fever" is the fact
that up to half the contracts are
awarded without competitive
bidding and many are handed to
former government employees
whose contacts give them the
inside running.
Congress has ordered a S500
million reduction in spending for
consulting services in 1982.
That's a step ahead but it won't
go nearl y far enough in
eliminating the abuses.
M ost govermnment
employees are neither underpaid
nor overworked. Except in very
special instances where highly
technical advice is needed. the
agencies should do their own
bookkeeping, offi ce hunting and
other housekeeping chores. and
cut at least in half the number of
"studies'' that will end up,
inevitably, on some dusty shelf.
The taxpayers are the ones
who are being held up by the
Beltway Bandits.
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L.M. Boyd/ Words and acts
The lines people deliver sometimes
fail to convince. Winston Churchill
once said be didn't inspire the British
people -the people had the lion
heart, and be just roared. Maybe so
But his history suggests he believed
himself to be inspirational. CBS
anchorman Dan Rather observed,
"The star stuff is all right, if you
don't lnbale.'' But little suggests be
hasn't inhaled. Henry David Thoreau
said sunsets aroused in him the
compelling desire lo go west. But he
didn't go.
When you pay $12,000 for a surplus
1iraffe from Marine World Africa
USA In Redwood City, Calif., you get
a free skunk.
The abortions in the Soviet Union
now outnumber the live births.
Road expenaes coat the pro golfer
about $30,000 a year.
Q. Is the American butralo sUll an
endangeACI species?
A. Not anymore. There an about
80,000 of t.hem hereabouts now. up
from only • In 1903.
w;:ach SwiH clUaen of a1e Is a
member of that nation'• atandJn1
army, and u such by law must keep
ORANGE COAST
Daily Pilat
J
a gun and ammunition in the
household. Curious ly. Switzerland
reports almost no gun crimes.
Men appear to have been getting a
little heavier, generally. and women
a little lighter , over the last 20 years.
Insurance companies report that.
They're revising upwards by lS to 20
pounds their desirable weight tables
for the men.
Am t.old the ma jority or students
now won't know what you're talking
about if you mention a "blotter."
Buyers of new cars keep same an
average of six years each. Used can,
five years.
Thal the most popular cookie of all
lime is the oatmeal variety was
recenUy reported. ll's also t.be most
popular among mice, evidently. Pett
specialists say the best mousetrap
bait is oatmeal cookies garnished
with peanut butler
How can you call vour.111lf " racehorse buff. tr you haven t heard
o f the Hunearlan mare named
Klncsem? Never lost even IO much
as one or her 54 races. But maybe
that wu before your Ume. She died
In 1888.
Thomas P. Haley
Publisher
,Tltoma, A. MurplllM
Editor
B•rbar• Krelbich
E ditorial Page Editor
Holiday behind barbed • wire
NEW YORK -"What will Christmas
b e like down there?" I asked
Congressman Robert Garcia, who had
been touring Haitian refugee camps in
Florida and Puerto Rico.
"Well. it will be sad, I guess," he
said. "Very sad. The overwhelming
number of these people are Christians
and they will be behind barbed wire
. . These are concentration camps,
really. It 's inhuman . There's no
difference between these places and
prisons I 've been in -Attica, for one
There's barbed wir.e instead of concrete
walls, but il will be like Christmas in
Attica."
T he congressman from New York
was talking about the detention centers
where the United States government is
holding 2,700 men and women who fled
their poor and cruel paradise in the
Caribbean. They had sailed for freedom
and opportunity -and found virtual
imprisonment in camps called Krome
North in Miami and Fort Allen near
Juana Diaz, Puerto Rico.
THfNGS WILL get worse for these
poor souls after Christmas. Then they
will be shipped to Fort Drum. another
Army base being converted to a
detention center , near Watertown, N.Y
That is close to the Canadian border.
The temperature will soon plunge far
below zero and the 12-inch snowfaUs
will begin. ,
What is going on in the land of the
free?
"We can deny it all we want,'" said
Garcia, who inspected the camps with
Congresswoman Mary Rose Oakar of
Ohio. "But the Reagan administration
is trying to wail the r efugees out,
hoping they will decide to go back to
Haiti where things are better ror
them than in the United States."
Things can't get much worse for them
RICHARD RllVIS
here. "Their souls are being taken
away," said Oakar. "These poor people
are living, caged animals .. Why') Why
are we doing this?
Because they are black!
This is probably not the best ume to
be an immigrant of any color. There is
th e natural -and hi s tori c .._
resentment of foreigners in any lime of
economic depression. And there are
bitter feelings, partic ularly in the
Miami and New York areas, about the
daily and frightening evidence that
Fidel Ca s tro did indeed dump the
crim inal and crazy of Cuba on the
United States in 1980.
BUT WHAT IS being done to the
Haitians goes beyond those feelings.
The unfeeling -but not unthinking -
treatment or these people is beginning
to s mell like the Internment of Japanese
and Japanese-Americans on the West
Coast during World War II
This is a national dis grace. And only
a root or a child believes that we would
do this ii the refugees were white. These
men and women, many of them now
becoming serious ly ill, have been
behind 12-foot fences since August.
Would we allow that to happen to
refugees or illegal aliens from Sweden?
Or Ireland? Hungary? Israel? Poland?
The Poles will be here soon. Are we
going to keep them on cots six inches
apart until they decide to go someplace
else?
·'The message is clear.'· said
Benjamin Hooks. president of the
National A ssociation for the
Advancement of Colored People. "Stay
home, you people of color ...
··Diffe rent s trokes for di rte rent
folks," Gar cia said bitterly
BUT ALL THE coldness of Fort
Drum and the White House is not going
to change historical imperatives that
pre-date both Ronald Reagan and 1776.
Poor. desperate people of all colors are
going to struggle toward any place that
JUSt might offer them and their children
a better life.
They are going to keep coming. Thal
means we have two choices: Make a
reasonable effort to help improve the
economic and political conditions of our
neighbors to the suuth: or. find a place
or build more concentntion camps for
the men and women who Ptrues~t!_te
enough or strong and smart ~htO
risk all lo reach the home of t he brave.
Quality of our refugees improving
There was a knock on the door the
other evening and a slender gentleman
stood there. hat in hand.
" 'allo," he said . "I am a refugee.''
I had to admit I sighed. "Cuban,
Haitian, or are you." I asked. ··one of
the poor. Vietnamese boat people'!"
"Zul alors, not!" he said. "I am one
of the rich French Concorde people. I
am fleeing the Reign of Terror imposed
by that Socialist fiend in human form.
President Mitterrand."
"GOOD HEAVENS!'' I cried. "Were
you about to lose your head to the
guillotine?"
"Worse." he said. "I was about to
lose m y mistress. my Bugatti and my
me mbership in the Compagnie des
Chevaliers du Tastevin."
··As bad as that. eh?"
"Have you not read the current issue
of Newsweek? It sa ys Mitterrand has
s lapped us arnuent Frenchmen with
·confiscato r y income. wealth and
inheritance taxes a nd doubled levies on
yachts, power boats and business
car s ··•
"The privation must have been
awfut.··
"Mon D1eu! r was reduced to eating
dinners al two-star restaurants and
breakfasts at one-fork lunch counters.
Al Regine's I was actually served a
naive domestic burgundy without any
breeding!"
"But you we r e a m used by its
presumption, as James Thurber would
put it?"
.. Not in the slightest It was the last
s traw. t joined what Newsweek
--i' ARTHDPPI ~.
describes as a veritable 'tide of French
tax refugees' seekin g sheller in this
land or liberty, equalit y and supply side
economics."
"Well," I said, "that's one thing
you can say for President Reagan· He
does seem to be attr acting a better
class of refugees. But what sort of
s helter are you seeking')"
"Oh , I s uppose one with a n
inflationary hedge and a positive cash
flow. r escaped from Paris with onl y the
Pierre Cardin clothes on my back. two
Renoirs rolled up in m y umbrella and a
single suitcase filled with tattered old
bank notes. Would you care to hear the
horrors or my voyage across the
Stanip out this stalllp art
Thought& at l.orflf!:
-The National Endowment for the
Arts ought to utili1e some or Its funds to
com mission artists to deslcn poeta1e
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stamps, removing the aulhorll1 from
the Post Office, which has made U.S.
stamps the lau1hin1stock of t he
phUateUc world.
-In small towns, the police resemble
the ordinary cltlsens, In attitude and
mannerisms ; In bl1 cit.let, lbey aH
more ll.kely to retemble the crlmina.l.t.
-I h ave never met 1 bl1hly
lntelll1ent person who UJed the word
"sarcutJc.''
-THE 8PECI' ACLE of a dlacredlted
vUla.ln ll.ke Nixon lralP1ln1 a.round lb•
world ln the posture of an elder
1t.at.,man i• the moet alckenlnl 1t1ht
alnce tbe Wat.er1ate debacle.
-CoWd lbe wwld be lll wone ahape
lf anarcblam look tbe place of
government, or if world leaders were
selected by lot rather than by pollticaJ
pressures?
-If you do something exceptionally
well, the slirtesl test o f your char acter
is whether you can be klnd, or even
tolerant. toward those who do lt poorly,
without showing condescension or
ridicule. c Expert bridge players are the
worstof!enders In my experience.>
-Speaking of doing something
exceptionally well, I suspect that more
people have the unrealized ambition to
play the piano effortlessly than any
other talent.
-How can a rellglous fundamentalist
In America lecitlmately object to the
religious rundamenta1'1m or the
Ayatollah Khomeini in Iran? <If you a~
absolutely certain you now the will of
God. what is wroo1 with aeekin1 the
power to '!.nfOtte it? I
-IT SEEMS weird to call it an
"arms race" when the one who reaches
the flnllb llne tint loses. -Tbouch they are politically poles
apart. Arafat and Bealn pet$00aUy
have moN In common than not: bcMh
art shrewd, stupid ind ranaUcal, 1nd
both wtUhavet.obea"'pplanled beforeal\1
real dlalOl\llCllJ'lltal't.
te rn pest-tossed sea ?'·
··Nol particularly "
"Have you ever been aboard the
Concorde? Talk about being jammed in
like cattle! There I sat for three hours
with my knees under my chin. unable to
mov e . And hunger! They s erved
Nouvelle Cuisine'.··
··1 guess you were glad to reach our
shores ..
"Glad? The most inspiring words I
ever read were on the base of the Statue
of Liberty: 'Give me your taxed. your
rich, I Your harassed wealthy yearning
to be free .. .' ..
"Is that what it s ays?"
"It does now ."
I WON'T GO INTO the long, woeful
tale or his attempts to adjust to a new
life in a strange land. SuHice it to say
he was detained for several weeks on
the Long Island estate of Letitia
Burfum, the noted collector of Beautiful
People, and was then relocated in a
French refugee ghetto on Central Park
West. With no knowledge of Manhattan
restaurants. he said. he hardly knew
where his next adequate meal would be
coming from.
He seemed lo have come to the end of
his heart-wrenching story and I asked if
1 might help him out with a room for the
night,
"No," he said. "f was thinking of
buying your house. but on second
g lance, it's muc h too s mall and
tasteless. So tr you will simply second
my application for memb4!rship in the
Croesus Country Club, I'll be on my
way ."
That did it. l called up Immigration
and told them to send him back where
he came from. First of all, I don't
belong to Croesus. Secondly, If the
Haitians are economic refugees and
therefore deportable. so are these
Frenchmen.
And lastl y, the Reagan
administration is already providing us
with a more than adequate supply of
wealthy Americans. We certainly don't
need a bunch of rich aliens cluttering up
our golf coul'$eS.
Cllllfm
The iroc\Y or rent control 11 that so
many of tta advocates already are
Uvln1 ott lbe "entJUementl" landlorda'
profit. help nn·ance.
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PEEK-A-BOO -While people. shi vered in cold
that gripped Ke ntucky, this &ray seal at the
Louisville zoo found temperatures just to his
liking.
Study advises breast x-rays
Pre-surgery mammogram helps detect tumor
CHICAGO <AP> -Despite
rears or radiation, most women
racing breast surgery should be
X-rayed to ensure that the best
treatment is used and to detect
cancerous tumors which may be
hidden, says the author of a
study.
The study, in the J ournal of
t h e Am e r ican Medical
Association, cites 10 examples of
women in whic h th e X-ray
technique or mammography
confirmed suspicion of breast
cancers, define d lumps that
wer e no t can ce r o u s and
revealed lumps that couldn't be
relt in a routine examination.
Many women currently do not
Students hurting
PEKING <AP> -A number of
Chinese educators have warned
that students are being hurt
physically a nd mentally by the
stiff competition for admission
to college, the official Xinhua
news agency said.
have mammograms before
breast surgery and some doctors
are r e luc tant to use the
procedure because or a concern
that exposure to radiation is
dangerous, s.aid Daniel B.
Kopans. author of the report.
However, Kopans said, '"the
risk of mammograms is less
than the risk of driving a car for
40 miles or smoking a cigarette.
Ma mmography is not going to
cause breast cancer."
·"Th e r i s k fr o m
m ammography 1s very, very
low." he added.
Kopans, head of the radiology
department at Massachusetts
General Hospital in Boston, said
110,000 cases of breast cancer
will be found in 1981 and as
many as 37,000 women will die
of the disease, the largest cause
of cancer deaths among women.
Mammography is important,
he said, because "it can see
cancers you can't feel." He
c autioned. however , t hat
biops ies -t he takin g of a
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analysis still a re necessary
before surgery.
Kopans said a mammogram
can show a malignant lesion
even if a biopsy of a lump
missed the cancerous cells.
And he said mammography
can determine that some lumps
do not require biopsy.
A mammogram can usually
detect multiple malignancies a
doctor might otherwise miss, he
said, indicating when radiation
ther apy might be useless and a
mastectomy is needed.
Women who have undergone
cosmetic surgery to change
bre a s t size s ho uld have
mammograms because cancer
is harder to detect after such
surgery, he said.
Ma mmograph y s hould be
performed on all women 30
years or older facing breast
surgery. Kopans said. But he
said mammography does not
eliminate the need for physicals
and self-examination.
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Tuesday, December 22, 1981 All
Firing
made
• easier
CINCINNATI (AP> -
It's beln& billed as the
perfect stocking-stuffer
for the boss, but many
emp lo yees might
hesitate to buy "The
Termination Hand ·
book."
The book, written by
Robert Co ul so n ,
pre s id e nt of th e
Ame rican Arbitration
Association, is being
m a rketed nationally,
but the author doubts
that many workers will F Th O C t plunk down $15.95 to tell or e range . oas
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"Maybe a few bosses
will buy it," Coulson
said.
The author was in
Cincinnati to mark the
55th annive r sary of
AAA , which promotes
out-of-court settlements
for dis putes thro ugh
s ubmission to impartial
arbitrators.
Coulson said he wrote
the book for employees
who are fired or about to
be fired, and for bosses
who must do the firing.
He recommends that
workers who sen se
i mpe nding j o b
te rmination be "up
front" with the bosses.
"Talk to them and see
if there is some way to
s alvage the jo b, o r
maybe change the job
description o r get a
transfe.r," he said.
"It's better to have it
out on the table than to
hav e the s w o rd o f
Damocles hanging over
you r h e ad and not
knowing when it is going
to happen," he added.
Controls OK
BAKERSFIELD <AP1
Co n trols on
agriculture water wells
in Ke rn County were
appi:oved by the Central
Valley Regional Water
Quality Control Board.
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Parents su e because daughter was kicked out of Cub Scouts
NORMAN, Okla. tAPl -The
~rent.a ol a t-year-old tirl who
''needt to be l•uaht to be a
aurvlvor" 10 lo court this week
to prea a sult over her ouster
from the CUb Scouts
The parents of M arystephanJe
Conatantlkes -"Toffie" to frtenda and family -filed the
federal aex discrimination suit
against the Boy Scouts of
America when she was booted
out of the group after nearly a
year.
"She woo all the main awards
and even got the Silver Arrow
for outatanding achievement in
the Cub Scouts," s aid her
m~er Constantikes.
When Marystephanie won the
Pinewood Derby, In wbJcb the
scouts carve cars from wood
and race lhti m down an Incline,
''that really cemented hM place
i n the troop," said Mra.
Constantikes.
The o us ter ca m e when
Maryste phanie wanted to 10
with her brother, who also was a
Cub Scout, to summer day camp
this year.
"We filled out the papers and
sent them in along with the
money," said her father, John
Constantikes, an attorney.
·'Then we got a letter from the
Scouts and our money back. The
letter said they hadn't known
·~·~ IT'S A DANCE Members of the Pilobolus
Dance Company preform a number ca lled
Bonsai in a New York theater. The troupe
is celebrating its tenth anntvt'rsary with a
three-week run on Broadway
Town bullet ban
stirs a ruckus
FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTS, Md. (AP) -Some
residents rear their village's new ban on bullets
within town boundaries may attract criminals
from nearby Washington, D.C., but orricials say
the ban could start a trend for gun control
advocates.
"ll will be a much better place for a criminal
to come," said Juri J elagin, one of the town's 5,000
residents.
The village council voted unanimously last
week to approve a resolution making it a crime to
sell or possess bullets within town limits. Laws
passed by the council do not take effect until
ratified by the Montgomery County Council.
An assistant county attorney assigned to the
matter, Stephen P Elmendorf, said he is still
researching such questions as state courts'
definitions of firearms. He said Maryland statutes
do not explicitly give the authority to regulate
8.IDmunition. An earlier attempt by Fnendship Heights to
ban tbe sale or possession of handguns met with so
many objections from county lawyers that it never
r eached the county council for a vote.
A National Rifle Association spokesman said
the new resolution would have the same effect as
would the previous one.
"It effectively disarms the public," said the
N R A's David S. Mar shall. "They'r e denying
themselves the right to defend themselves."
Some residents of the affluent town of high rise
condominiums and a largely elderly population
said the r esolution s m acks of government
interference.
"Soon they'll be taking the shoe laces out of
our shoes," said Phillip S Teams.
Another resident. Claudia Hettinger, said she
supported the bullet ban .
"I'm from Austria. and we have gun control.
It works." s he said
Meanwhile, vi ll age officials have said they
hope to start a new trend in crime control and
hope other towns across the country copy their
bullet prohibition.
VIJlage council executive director Alice
Bushnell compared the town's resolution to other
historic causes: "Women have the vote. nobody
bas to ride at the back of the bus anymore, and
bow do you think those things got started?
"Because of some little nobody.'' she said.
Atlllos phere study
of Mars fund e d
~
A alud)' of atmospheric conditions on Mars
that could pave the way for long-range weather
forecasting bas been funded by a $21 ,205 grant to
Cal State Fullerton.
Dr. Jack A. Ryan, chairman of the Earth
Science Department, is directine the investigation
titled "Atmospheric Dynamics From Viklng
Lander Data," with an award from the National
AeronauUcs and Space Adminlstralion.
Man' atmosphere: similar to but simpler than
Eartb'11• la easier to understand and more
preclictaDte, Ryan said. By serving u a model, the
Vara study could help make posaible long-ran1e
·weather predictions for Earth that would be
beneftdal in areas such as agriculture and nOoc:I
control. Ryan said.
Natiom sign tre aty
DAKAR, Seneaal CAP> -Senegal and Gambia
hav• 11,ned a treaty merging the two West African
natlom into a coof ederatlon, Senegambla.
The treaty sl1ned by Sene1ale1 President
Abdou Olouf and Gambian President Slr Da•da
Jawara wtll be submitted tor rauncatlon by \lh•
two parUamenta at 1 dale 1Ull to be fixed.
that Marystephanle was a girl.
'·When she joined she filled
out three sets ot&apers with her
name on them. ne went to the
national, one to the realonal and
one to the local. They are trying
now to say they didn't know she
was a girl."
Her father filed the $250,000
sex d iscrimination s uit on
Marystephanie's behalf against
the Boy Scouts of America, the
Cub Scouts or America and the
Last Frontier CQuncil.
The Boy Scouts don't see it as
sex discrimination.
·'The issue from our point or
view has nothing to do with sex
discrimination," said scout
s pokuman Branqy Hudson.
"We are a private membership
organliallon and as such are
able to determine o ur
mem bershlp requirements."
Hudson said the decision to
bar Marystephanle was not a
matter or local judgment but ''la
based on national policies and
decisions.''
He said girls are permitted ln
the Explorer pro1ram, which Is
open to youths from high school
t hrough age 20. There are
programs for youn1er girls
similar to the Cub Scouts, he
added.
·'The CUb Scout program was
s tarted in the 1930s as a
pro1ram dul1ned to meet the
emeratng e mot i onal
psycholoalcal and ~hyatcai
needs of youn1 boy1,' Hudaon
said . "It's been constantly
updated and modernized with
the help of nationally prominent
psychologists and educators wbo
have advised us the emer1tn1
emotional, psycboJoglcal and
physical needs ot boys dllter
from those or girls ...
Marystephanle was In the
Bluebirds, a girls' organization,
for a year.
"But I dldn 't like It," she said.
"All we did wu learn to keep
house, to cook and sew. I know
how to do that."
Celebrate
Christmas Eve
5 Christmas Eve Candlelight services
H er mother aald
Maryateoban1e tot loteretted lD
th• Cub Sc:outa becauae ahe llked
tbe act.lvitiea her brother wu
Involved tn. Both her mother
and fat.her sald acoul leadert on
tbe local level had no objec:tiooa
to M arystephanle's participation
in the Cub Scouts.
Her mother and father say
they a.re not out to break down
all sexual barriers, but that they
tee I the o ld male-f e male
stereotyped roles are outdated.
"W e r ea ll y b e li eve
Marystephanle needs the things
she could learn in the Cub
Scout.a," Mrs. Constantikes said.
5:00 pm, 6:30 pm, 8:00 pm, 9:30pm,11:00 pm
Capture the anticipation. wonder and joy of Christmas at
America's largest and most beautiful Christmas Eve
Candlelight SeNices, in the Crystal Cathedral. Thursday
evening , Dr. Robert Schuller will deliver his special
Christmas Eve message: "Peace-Joy-Love Be Yours
Tonight" at all five seNices .
Chapman and Lewis Street
near the junction of the Santa Ana, Garden Grove
and Orange Freeways.
Thia Sunday at 10:30 am on
KHJ, channel 9, Or. Schuller
will deliver a Christmas
message: "Joy-God's Gift
to Youl" This joyous Christ-
mas celebration features
Jester Hairston.
•
Daily Pilat
TU ESDA y I DEC. 22, 1981
CAVALCADE
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the economy ... See John
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Modern Amish opt for progress~ • c onveniences
KI NSMAN, O h io <AP > -
Where Amish settle. it's a sale
bet that farming, teaching and
preaching will follow.
In Kinsma n, where 19 Amish
families recently bought
hundreds of acres of brush and
tree -covered far mland ,
electricity came along, too.
In fac t , says one of the
newcomers, a robust, ·bearded,
middle -aged father of eight
named John Mast. electricity
wa s one or the f ew
inconveniences his family faced
after movin g here from
Kentucky.
In more traditional Old Order
Amish settlements, electricity -
li ke the tractor and the
AWAITS TURN-A bo~· awaits his turn at bat durin g a
softball game at h1~ school. The New Order Amish wear
plain clothe!\ but 11,·r with modern ronnm1enres. unlike
their an et·:-. tors
HELPER-An older student hc lµs a youngster with his
stuaies in the Amish school in southeastern Ohio The :'Ile\\
Ord.er of Amish live cooperatively and energetically
telephone is just not used. But
a mong the New Amish, as some
of the oldtimers in this Ohio
town three miles from the
P e nnsylvania border refer to
them, some of the taboos have
fallen.
In building a_ simple school
house, Mast's group had planned
to install electrical wiring by its
own work
"But w e were told by
Trumbull County officials we
wo uld have to have a union
electrician do the job," Mast
s aid. "It was no big problem. It
j ust delayed the school's opening a little for the 16 children "
The schoolhouse. built an a
rolling field outside the town ,
ha s be<'ome a sy mbol of
<'hanging times for the small
<'Ommunity of 100 Aside from its
16 desks and informal softball
diumond, it has light~.
Truditions have not moved
totally into modern times -the
Amish teachers still wear their
,.,. . .....,_.
SLUGGER-An Amish school girl aim:-. o m · lor lhl' lt•n<·t· during a :-.nfthall garnt· rww·
her school at Kinsman. Ohio "\t•w Amish families built the s('hool for If) youngster~
SPARTAN EDUCATION-Tearhl'r Marjo1w :\11llt•r read~ \11 h l'I' stucknt:-. 111 gr;.1d c ont•
through eight in an Amish ~r hool 1n Kinsman. Ohio
Jury couldn 't stomach trial witne ss ' testimony
Undigested cake in victim key evidence that persuades jury to vote acquittal
PHOENlX, Ariz. <AP> -A
piece of undigested cake found
In a murder victim's stomach
helped the defense discredit a
key witness and win acquittal
ror a man charged in the case.
L avern J ay Collins was
acquitted of t he bludgeon
s laying of his girlfrie nd 's
estranged husband, Jeffrey B.
Petherbridae. 31. H is body was
found March 27 in a wash along
a deserted road. He died of 21
blows to the head.
The c hief witness against
Collins, Kenneth Correy
Wbltfield, bad testified that, on
the night or the slayina. he
arrived at the house be shared
with Collins and Petherbrid1e's
wile, Sambrinea, to find them
cleani.na blood from the floor.
Whittletd uld be bad juat
come from bi• mother's boule
and was carrytn1 aom• banana
'cake she had 1tven him. · ,..
The Implication of Whitrleld's
te st imon y was that
Petherbridge had already been
killed and his body removed by
the lime Whillield arrived.
But Maricopa County Medical
Examiner Dr . H ei n z
Karnitschnlg testified that
undigested cake found In
Petherbrtdge's stomach during
an autopsy could have been
banana cake, and defense
attorneys suggested that the
victim might have been alive
when Whitfield arrived -long
enough to eat some of the cake.
"My sense or s m ell is not
acute enough to say definitively
that it was banana cake, but it
was an aromaUc, 1ood cake,"
Kart1its c hnl1 said in an
interview. "And I told detediv•
at the very out.set that the cake
waa very Important because
it would give us. No. 1, a time of
death and possibly a place of
death and. by extension. people
who were around when he ate
it. ..
He said the cake had not been
kneaded by the stomach or been
intermingled with gastric juices,
indicaling Petherbridge had
eaten it shortly before his death.
Prosecutors argued that the
cake was not banana and could
have been eaten anywhere, but
·'the jury decided not to believe
Whitfield," de puty county
attorney Robert Golosi said.
The trial was held In Tucson
because of publicity.
At Mra . Petherbrldge's
sepaMte trial last summer,
Karn.itachniC made no menUon
or banana cake. The defelHJant,
a fashion model, wu con~
of ae.cond-degree murder in her
huabandi'1 death. \
, .
Mrs. Petherbridge denied any
part in the slaying but s aid she
wa s part o r a cove r ·up
afterward.
Colosi said he had no plans to
re -evaluate the case ot "go
head ·hunting just because we
lost before the jury.•·
C o 11 i n s.. a 3 0 · y e a r · o I d
construction worker, and Mrs .
Petherbridge, 35, shared a house
with 21-year-old Whillleld , who
testified he returned home about
10 :45 p.m . March 26 and found
Mrs. Petherbridge and Collins
attempting to clean blood from
the family room carpet.
Pros ecutors contended
Petherbrldge had threatened to
make his wife pay for about
$6 ,000 in fo rged credit card
purchases . Whitfield was
arrested before the trials on
charaes o f forgln1
Pelherbrldge's name to make
cred lt card purchases, but the .....
case was not brought to trial
because or the complainant's
death. Whitfield was never
charged in the s laying.
Colosi s aid Karnitschnig
originally told investigators the
cake found in Petherbridge was
rum cake. and Investigator s
followed that le ad
She riff's Detective Bill Heath
said the autopsy report does not
s ay that it was a banana cake,
"nor does the report indicate
thel he submitted that item lo a
to)., .. ologisl for examination."
t..urnltschnig said he testified
at Collins' trial that the cake
was "an aromatic cake of some
sort," and could have been
banana cake.
Collins testlrled In his trial
that he planned to marry Mrs.
Petherbrtdge. Alter the verdJct,
he told reporte~i ·'The love is
gon e. I feel sorriy or her."
traditional bonnets, and girls
wear long dresses.
Mast and his sons till the land
with four big tractors and horaea
are nowhere · in sight. Durtn•
evening chore Ume in Mast's bit
white barn, there are nQ
kerosene lamps -just electric
lights.
Man, 87,
'Border
Angel'
MATAMOROS, Mexico <AP>
Dozens or women an<t
children had waited for more
than a n hour outs ide a
compound of ramshackle wood
and cardboard buildings for the
blue and white van to pull up.
Inside was a tall, white-haired
man clad in pajam as and a
white jacket.
The waiting crowd eagerl)'.
cleared a path for him as h~
slowly walked toward them. 1 .. Buenos di as," some of them
told 87-year-old Frank Ferree as
they shook his hand r everently.
Ferree, nicknamed t he
··Border Angel '' by local
residents, had returned with
another supply of white bread,
donuts, fruit and vegetables for
some JOO impoverished families
in this Mexican border town,
acro ss the river from
Brownsville, Texas.
·'They like to see me," he
said. s urrounded by smiling
faces.
Ferree suffered a heart attack
last year but has resumed his
trips, four times a week. to
distribute food. clothing and
medicine to the poor here and in
Reynosa , anothe r Mexican
border town.
Despite hjs age and more than
a half-century of jobs across the
country, Ferree. a native of
Valentine, Neb., continues bis
full-time welfare work.
During World War I. he ran
communication lines on the
Western Front in France and
marched into Germany with the
occupation forces.
After the war he delivered
mail on horseback and lived in
several states before moving to
Harlingen, Texas, in the 1940s.
One day while working as a
s urveyor along the Rio Grande,
he noticed field workers eating
scraps discarded by his crew.
He said that incident led him
to start distributing food to the
poor on both sides of the border.
He founded Volunteer Border
Relief in 1956.
Ferree and several full-time
volunteers rely on contributions
and donated food and clothing.
No one receives a salary, and
Ferree lives on his veterans'
pension of $481 a month.
"It's going to be a beautiful
day for a lot of people," Ferree
said one m orning before a
' recent trip to Mexico, 30 miles
away.
Beside his chair was a worn
copy of Billy Graham's book,
"A n gels -God's Sec ret
Agents."
Two Dallas men donated the
van he uses to collect and
distribute goods.
Before dtiving t o Mexico,
F e rree and his volunteers
stopped at a grocery and a
bakery for last minute donations
of day-old products and p artially
spoiled fruit and vegetables.
Unemployme nt runs at 30
percent in Matamoros, a city of
200,000 residents. Many families
live in prim!tive conditions,
without indoor plumbing or
electricity.
Barefoot children stopped
their games to stare at the van
coming down the dirt road to a
distribution center built with
funds provided by a Matamoros
industrialist. They recognised
the blue-eyed, elderly man and
raced olf to stand in line for i
sweet handout.
After the s uppli es wer1
unloaded, Ferree sat behind .ct.
table to quietly oversee tb~
oper ation.
The few men waitine come
through nrst, taking a loaf ot
bread and some potato chlpe. ·
Next come the children, some
old enough to attend school. One
of Fenee's helpers says tbe
families cannot afford to pay tbf
o ne -time, public ac bool
re1istratlon ree of a few dollars.
Each child 1et.a a fried pie,
donut or cupcake.
Women with families at home
line up next. takiDI bfud, ao~
ve1etables or fruit ud potato
chips.
The mea1er rare, alon1 witb
some plnto beana, la likely all
they V(ilt have untll the vu
comes a1ain, Ferree sald. 1
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•a Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Tuesday, December 22, 1981
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Parent s post m essage
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Will you
p lease publish an open letter to our
children? I will not identlf y myself and
hope you will keep our whereabouts a
secret because so many children need to
think maybe this letter is for them.
DEAR ONES: We are looking forward
to seeing you all at Christmas, but please
don't bring your drug habit when you
come.
The holidays will be more pleasant if
we don't have to worry about getting
busted. Newspaper coverage is nice when
it recounts achievements. Possession and
arrest are something else. You have no
idea what a constant worry this is, and
what grief it would · caij se yo ur
grandparents if they ever found out. They
think you are all perfect.
The evidence is mounting that pot is
not t he harmless weed so many of you
thought. Don't you read the newspapers?
As for cocaine, LSD and the pills you pop,
they can be lethal. especially when mixed
with alcohol , which you enjoy so much -
especiall y at holiday time.
We stopped harping on this subject
long ago because you told us we were
square and boring you to death. But the
evidence is there if you will only open you
e yes . Your college records, the job
changes. the mood swings, outbursts of
temper. broken relationships, the lost
weekends and your· inability to see the
connection between your failures and the
drugs are truly depressing. But I guess this
is one of the problems . People who are on
drugs are unable to see themselves as
others see them.
We welcome you all with open arms
because you are ours and we love you . but
please , leave the pot and pills and
paraphernalia behind this year. Give us
peace of mind.
YOU GUESSED IT -IT'S US
DEAR US: I have just completed a
new booklet on drug abuse. For several
months I have been following the latest
research, checking with the authorities and
gatherin~ data on marijuana, cocaine,
LSD, speed, barbiturates, quaaludes,
heroin, Angel Dust (PCP>, glue-sniffing -
the junk tbat became popular ln the late
'608.
We now know that some of the earlier
nolloo1, particularly about pot and
cocaine, were Incorrect. Both are far more
da maglng than we thought.
From the beginning I have counseled
teen·agers to stay away from all
mind-altering drugs. There ls now solid
evidence that prolonged use of marijuana
produces lung damage and affects the
reproductive organs of both males and
fem ales. It also can interfere with
memory, visual perception and ls a factor
In many teen.age automobile accidents.
This booklet explains what specific
drugs can do to your head and body, and
also bow to tell if you are addicted -and
where to go for hel.a, if you are.
"The LowdoMI on Dope" by Ann
Landers Is $2. Please send a long,
self-addressed, stamped envelope to Ann
Landers, P .O. Box 11995, Chicago, Ill.
60611 . And 37 cents postage is required. It's
heavy!
CONFIDESTIAL to the Luckiest Lady
In Louisiana: The man may be a "model
husband" but I notice a few rather critical
attributes are missing. He doesn't sound
like a working model to me. Hang on to
your job, Toots.
Dt.sccver how to be date bait without
falling hook. line and sinker. Ann Landers'
booklet ... Dating Do's and Don'ts," will help
you be more poised and sure of yourself on
dates. Send 50 cents along with a long, stamped.
self-addressed envelope with your request to
Ann Landers. P.0 Box 119965 Chicago. Ill.
60011.
Fulfill the fantasy
1 hate to dwell on Christmas past, but
for the last 30 years, I have never felt my
hus band really knew what he married: a
s ensuous temptre·s s in an
industrial -strength body.
I think he perceives me as your
basic-no-nonsense -practical-down-to·earth
wife and mother who sees a Mr. Frederick
window and crosses to the other side of the
mall to avoid embarr assment.
Wrongo.
I don't know how to tell him. but 1 was
not turned on the first Christmas of my
post-natal depression by a pen-and -pencil
set.
THE FOOD S LICER WITH 18
attachmefltS and the candle-making kit
didn't do it either. Nor did the cookie press
t hat also made my mashed potatoes into
rosettes.
l always wanted the ultimate
nightgown that you had to dry clean. A
gown so filmy that when the doorbell rang
or one or the kids came into the room. you
had to throw a coat or an afghan over
yourself to avoid arrest. It would have
enough fur around the bottom to put in a
fur storage for safe keeping and maybe just
a touch of Astroturf to fight the NFL.
I always wanted a jumpsuit made out
of fake animal, preferably leopard or
cheetah, and fingernails so long I couldn't
make meat loaf without losing half the
EIMA IOMIECI
AT WIT'S END
hamburger under m y nails .
I always wanted a pair of eight-inch
heeled bedroom s liP}>ers that killed your
feet but made your ankles look like
something that carried messages. Slippers
so impractical that the only thing they
were good for was dangling from your toe
or drinking champagne out of
IT'S DIFFICULT FOR MEN to look
beyond the chapped hands. the sagging
bodies and the Olivia Waltons they come
home to each evening and see the fantasy
that lives in us all.
I waited this long to say something so l
could catch hus bands just before they
s tarted their Christmas shopping. Go for it. •
Bunkies . The label s with washing
instructions in a foreign language. the
impractical silks that you can't sweat in.
t he scent that sa ys she didn 't marry the
boy next door.
I'm warning you. if you get her a
vegetable steamer . she'll regret you the
rest of her life.
Doctor visit cut short
DEAR DOCTOR: When I visit our
doctor I seem to get all the time I need to
ask questions. He never is ln a hurry and I
feel I have had a complete checkup.
Perhaps that's because he has been our
family doctor for years.
Yet, I don't understand why he has lost
Interest in taking care of my mother who is
77. He asks few questions and all ~ does is
take her blood pressure and listen to her
heart for a few seconds. Shall I mention it
to him? -MRS. V.
DEAR MRS. V.: Yours is a common
complaint. For example, a recent study _by
University of California investigators has
revealed that physician-patient meetings
in hospital or office are much shorter for
older patients .
There are not sufficient numbers of
geriatriclans around so the p roblem
remains a serious one. Without question.
talk It over with your doctor. If he remains
uninterested in proper care or your
mother. perhaps som_! other famtly
T rou1 HEALTH
DR. PETER J. STEINCROHN
physician will gi ve her the time and care
she deserves.
FOR MR. Y In the beginning it is
natural for a 17-year-old youngster with
diabetes to believe that the diet is
complicated. Her doctor will explain how
to take it in controlled amounts during the
day.
After all. it's ordinary food with
restrictions. It may take a little time
before she is used to getting along without
concentrated sweets.
FOR MRS. K.: Don't let the fear of
obesity keep you from having sufficient
nourishment while you are pregnant. As a
nursin' mother you'U need at least 500 to
800 more calories than usual. Your ob-
stetrician wm plan a diet that also contains
sufficient mlneraJs and vitamins.
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By PHIL INTEALANDI of Laguna Beach
·-;--. f: r ' ~I •·•·"'~·''"'"-~ "I don't like to disagree with the administration, but I
don't thank secreta ries are getting their share of the
trickle "
PEISOllALITY Q.&A.
BY MARILYN AND HY GARDNER
Rooney line
rings bell
We Like d : And y Roon ey 's wr y
refleetton on answering the telephone:
.. We need a telephone.·· he obser\'ed. "that
lets you know who's calling before you
an!'>wer 1t I always t hi nk it's going to be
someone wonderful... he shrugs. .. and it
almost ne\'er is ··
Q: How do<'!'> sexpot Jamie Lee Curtis.
who has done one horror film a fter
another, feel about her newest film.
"De ath of a Centerfold." I understand she
plays a Playboy model whose estranged
husband raped and murdered her. then
s hot himself. Is it true that she refused to
do the nude scenes herself -and insisted a
doubl(' do the m for her? -Les S .. Las
\'ega-,.
:\ :'-Jo . .Jamie. t he 23-year-old daughter
of Tony Curtis a nd his fi rst wi fe. actress
.Jant•t Leigh. had no hesitation in baring
her bod~ "I'm not embarrassed ... said the
s t :ir of fun fi lms like "Terror Train ... ·The
Fog " and .. Ha lloween ...
"I thought r should get my body on
film whill· l've got a good figure .. Also.
J am1t• said stn C'e nude modeling was the
1ob of th(' girl !->he was portraying. "I felt I
s hould do 1t too. · ---_, Q : I 'm curious about Richard
Simmons. who has his own TV show on
physical fitness e very day. He looks so fit
himself. Has he alwavs heen that wa,·? -
OS'car (; .. Se atllf'. · ·
A· No. Though today the 5·foot -7 svelte
Svengali of fitness weighs in at 138 pounds.
,when he was 18 years old. he tipped the
scales at 268 ~
Q : Eve ry once in a while, I hear
mention or "Murphy's Law." which has to
do with something going wrong. Exactly
how does it go? -John O'K .. St. Louis.
A .. Nothing 1s as eas~· as 1t looks
En!r~ thing takes longer than ~·ou t•xpect
And if anything can go wrong 1t will At
I he worst possible moment "·
Send your questions •to Hy Gardner . "Glad
You Asked That." m care of the Daily Pi lot.
P.O Box 19620. Irvine, Calif 92714. Marilyn and
Hy Gardner will answer as many questions as
they can in their column. but the volume of mail
makes personal replies impossible
HER9MEN
OUR MAN IN SAN FRANCISCO
Coach's luck
hard to cap
As you s ports fans know, J oe Ka pp is
the new football coach at Cal, winning out
over San Jose State's Jack Elway and a
longshot, former pro coach George Allen.
Here's how Kapp got the news : He was at
work in a Hollywood studio on a segment
for the TV series. "Dynasty, .. when he was
called to the phone . On the othe r end was
Cal Athletic Mgr. Dave Maggard. telling
him he had the job. Kapp then returned to
the set, where he was playing the role of -
a foot.ball coach. He was selected fo r that
pa rt over --George Allen. I hope those
das hes really -he lped .
I N ONE EAR : Henry Hopkins.
director or the S. F. Museum of Modern
Art, and a me mber of the committee that
s elected Sc ulptor Robert Arneson to
execute the Moscone statute, is in Kaiser
Hosp. with a ruptured spleen. Strictly a
coincidence ... J ane Fonda. here to help
the local Retail Clerks Union celebrate its
ne w contract, was taken back to learn that
he r newest fi1 m, "Rollover... opened
at the Co ronet. a theater being struck
by the janitors. complete with picket lines.
"Uh . I'll take it up with the studio,"
stamme rd pro-union Jane, but don't expect
the film to be withdrawn .
MAYOR FEINSTEIN made good on
her threat, and has reclaimed from Willie
Brown Box 18C at Candlestick for the 49er
playoff games. the reby losing one of her
most powerful allies (she gave him the box
"fo r the season" as a r eward fo r helping
S.F . get state bailout fundsl. "I checked
with the Niners, · · says Assembly Speaker
Br own coldly. ·'They tell me the 49er
season ends when the 49ers stop playing . I
wo n't rorget this."
SHORTSNORT : Tra ffi c Re fe ree
Agatha De Lappe (we no longer have
t r affic judges or commissioners l listened
attentively a few days ago to a wom an
protesting a ticket fo r parking in a red
zone . It seemed the woman had borrowed a
c ar from St. Anthony's c harity. a n d
because it bore license plates "342 GO D.··
s he a r gues ... I figured I could p ar k
anywhere ... Dismissed amid chuckles
BAY CITY BEAT: The r eason vou
didn 't read a n ything abo ut He n ry
Kissinger's recent speech at the Fairmont
<b e for e a gat he ring o f millio n a ire
supporters of Israel l is that he insisted the
press be barr ed a nd that ever ything be off
the record . . . Holed up at the Highla nds
Inn in Carmel Highlands : Cartoonist Garry
"Doonesbury" T r udeau and his wife.
NBC's J ane P a ul ey. "No lette r from
Go v e rnor Brown we lcoming m e to
California?" Trudeau asked Jim Deach in
mock astonishment.
THANKS TO Reaganomics. inflation is
slowly receding, right? Tell it to Robert
Descha mps. owner of Le Vivoir restaurant
in Sausalito's Casa Madrona hotel. After 23
years .. he may have to close, since the
hotel owner .< John Mays> is raising his rent
from $1500 a month to -$7500 . . . Tell it
to those who have safe de posit boxes at
Wells Fargo. The monthly tab has been
doubled ... Tell it to Kenneth J . Roy an of
Seaboard Surety. When he moved he re
from N. Y. in March of '79. his Golden
Gateway Garage s lot was $.58 a month.
Today it is $150 a month. A city-owned
garage. by the way ... The trickel-down
theory is working and I just felt a drop on
m y bald head.
Libra makes progress
Wednesday, Dec. 23
ARIES <Ma rch 21-April 19): You ga in
ne w. fresh outlook. Potential is perceived,
optimism replaces gloom. You have rare
opportunity to correct errors.
TAURUS (April 20-May 201 : You
collect old debt. Focus on greater security.
attractive investment opportunity.
GEMINI (May 21.June 20>: Hold oH on
details; perceive picture in its entirety.
H i ghlight ve r s atility , ~um o r and
willingness to make concessions.
CANCER (June 21-July 22>: Follow
established procedures. Routine process
POT SHOTS
BY ASHLEIGH B~ILUANT
~Vf:N TMQUGH
NOT T'tC SL.IGMTCSf
£VIOCNC£ OF ,,.. E>CIST~.
. '
HOIOSCOPE
BY SIDNEY OMARA
will pay dividends .
LEO <July 23-Aug. 221 : Delightful
dining e xperience tops agenda. Lunar
a ccent on change. variety.
VIRGO <Aug. 23-Sept. 221 : You gain
needed information concerning production.
costs. necessary repairs.
UBAA <Sept. 23-0ct. 22 > : You a r e
making progress. a lthough you may not be
immediately aware of it. Terms are being
outlined.
SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): Emphasis
on authority. responsibility. payments.
col lections .
SAGITTARIUS <Nov. 22·Dec. 21):
Rec ognition fro m past e rrorts is
highlighted.
CAPRICORN <Dec . 22·Jan. 19 >:
Emph4'als on private agreeme nts .
temp0rary .seclusion.
AQt1AlllUS (Jan . 20-Feb . 18 ):
Emotional responses tend to domlnate
loatc.
PISCES (Feb. 19·Mar. 20>: Social
activity serves as welcome change of pace.
I
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Tuesday, December 22. 1981 ••
MUSIC FOR THEIR EARS Ken Larivee is
o n e or 500 people work ing in New
H a mps hire 's l a r gest po s t offi ce in
Ma nchester. To relit!ve the tedious mail sort-
............
ing during the holid ay season. sorters can
li sten to rad io while t hey work The
Ma nchester offi ce is processing 2 million let·
ters a day during the holidays.
NHdlepolnt, blocking
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December 14 through 18 and December 21 through 23.
ANTHONY'S SHOE SERVICE
BANK OF AMERICA
CHARLES BARR JEWELERS
CROWN HARDWARE
DICK VERNON SPORTSWEAR
DR. LOU ELDER
optometrist
HAIR HANDLERS SALON
HALLI DAY'S MEN'S CLOTHING
HICKORY FARMS
specialty food items
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children's clothing
JEAN DAHL
designer and better sportswear
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cards and-gifts
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gourmet ware and collectibles
WES TC LI FF SHOES
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fine flowers and gifts
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Open Thursday nights till 9 p .m .
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Dec. 14 to 18 and 21 to 23 till 9 p .m .
Saturday, Dec. 19, 10-6
Mos t stores open Sunday, Dec . 20, 12·5
Christmas Eve, 10-5
Orano• COHt DAILY PILOT/Tueaday, December 22. 1981
rnrn~om~~~
Fed eral policies flayed
Investor raps 'vaneces1arily high' interest
By JOHN CVNN1FF ......... ....,.
NEW YORK -What keeps
Interest ratet h.lsh worsens the
federal budget dehcit, adds to
unemployment, forces lndualrial
machinery into idleness, thwarts
l,nveatment and in ceneral
lmpedea economic recovery?
cannot be supported by a viabie
US. economy."
Wby do such deficits persiat
despite attempts to lessen lbem?
BecaUH, declares Wr11ht. "the
Federal Reserve Board pursues
an unnecessarily r estrictive
monetary policy."
continues, aJso "add to the eo1U
or every business, to all forms of
product diltribution and to all
types of consumer purchases."
The answer, accordin& lo one
lon1·llme ·s tudent of such
matters, is ... Federal Reserve
policy. Yes, Fed policy.
But wait. Isn't the Fed,
monitor of the nation's money
supply. doing
its best to get
the economy
back on
track? lsn't it
trying lo
squeeze out
inflation and
direct savings
i n t 0
productive
Supply side programs, he
continues, have no chance of
success unless lbere is a prompt
and alleable drop lo interest
rates. "which are stil l
substantially higher than the
levels which In 1974·1975 caused
the wors t recession since the
depression of the 1930s."
As evidence, he notea that
commer cial and industrial
business tallurea. moaUy amall
businesses, rose ~ percent to a
13.year high In 1980. and the rate
this year is worse. says Wrilbl.
He observes an ominous trend.
that "industry ls steadily
becoming concentrated In very
large corporations, to the
detriment of innovation, cost
competillveness and
producU vily.''
The premise that high interest
rates and recessions are
necessary to stop inflation. says
Wright, is false.
Recessions, he agrees, do
bring down inflation, but only at
the price or lasting economic
damage, and great human
misery. Moreover, they reduce
tax revenues, run up welfare
costs, and add to the overall cost
of unemployment benefits. They
waste billions of hours of human
and industrial resources. thus
subtracting from potential
revenues.
"Why does the FRB persist!"'
he asks. He has no answers.
How, he seems lo sut1est, can
be explain the irrational? He bas
more questions instead.
uses? Isn't it w .... "" only trying lo rein in an
economy that had gone on a wild
spending spree?
Have it your way, which Is
part of the accepted rationale
for Fed actions, but don't expect
John Wright lo join you. Wright,
whose Wright Investors' Service
runs a billion dollar portfoUo
and advises many individuals
and institutions, thinks the Fed's
ideas a r e as damaging
economically as agent orange is
ecologically. He has his reasons.
Because of needlessly high
interest rates, he asserts, the
federal debt burden soon will
become insupportable.
Why, he asks, has the Fed
reduced the money supply, "the
essential lubricant needed to
finance t he growth of the
economy,'' fr<>m 21 percent of
gross national product at the
end of 1970 to 14. 7 percent now?
He observes that Japan, whose
economy has expanded
phenomenally, maintains its
money supply almost constant
with gross national product.
In 1971, he observes, the
interest burden was $19.6 billion.
In 1981 it was $82.6 billion, and in
1984, unless the Fed changes
policy, it seems likely to reach
$169 billion. Over the last 10
years. he points out, "interest on
the government debt has been
the fastest growing federa1
budget expenditure."
He does have two sugeestions
for the Reagan administration:
To begin with current affairs,
rather than citing past actions of
the Fed, Wright observes that
the nearly $400 billion or deficits
expected from fiscal 1981 ./
through riscal 1984 are "so
enormous that the sum simply High interest rates, he
.. Put pressure on the FRB to
bring about economy recovery
through an easing of monetary
policies and a reduction in
interest rates, or seek drastic
cuts in government expenditures
and services. rescind tax-cut
programs and s ubstantially
increase taxes ."
NU llTICE
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NOTICE OF DEATH OF o:~o~~:n~,~~:';'10~~·,'~'.c1~1~: LAM .... 1~:::J:H'S I.ALI LOIS CAROL REGAS, aka reuive ... 1.., 1110• until T.,...,.,, T.s. ,..,,s.114 LOIS. REGAS, aka LOIS Jen ... rv S, 1"1, 11:00 em Blcb midi NEWPOR T HOME LOAl\f lllfC., .. C. REG AS AN 0 0 F be ruel.,.O at Ill• Dittrich" dYIY •PPOlntt<I TrullM under Ille
P E T I T I 0 N T 0 AOmlnlstr!Ollw otflCH b• I.,. det• eftd foll-ll'IO dlH<rlt..d -of I rust WILL time ......i-wt for1fl, •I wt\lcll SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE ,_ ___________ _.,
ADMINISTER ESTATE 11,_ ll,.y wlll be puOllCIY OPeMCI •ftd HIGHEST 81DDEll FOR C4Sl1 .-------------NO. A·111500. u1mlnectetllwotflceoltheDl~t•ICl1. llllUDI• el llme of tale In 1awfu1 1
T 0 a I I h e ,· r s • 111144 Elll• .. _. F-•ln Valley, -v "'IN UnlllO Si.tM). •11 rl9flt PllUC •ta California, for Ir. lol-lllQ title aftCI lllterMt conw.,.., "' -"°"' beneficiaries. creditors UNIFORM REllfTAL ,..,d"" 11 ..-w1e1 o..ct o1 Tru111t and contingent creditors of SPEC1F1CAT10.. HO. P-44f ,,,. ..,.,..,, ,,.,,.1...,1., 0M<r1-: Lois Carol Regas, aka Lois BIO• must be Wltmlt1td Of\ IN fOf'm TllUSTOR: MARTIN A. OA\llf1 wpplled ~ llw Ohlrich In .:u:trdlftte encl SHERRIE A. DAVIS, --· Regas, aka Lois C. Regas w1111 111 prov lalon• of 11 .. •"• and persons who may be -llulklns-BENEFICIARY: NEWPO•r otherwise interested in the SP•<lllcetloM, bid bl•""' end HOME LO.AH FINANCIAL INC. lut1 ... r lnlom\8tlon may bot --·-Rec..--JI 1•1 H .,_r will and or estate: ., '"• abClv• •dd••u : tel•ltfl•ft• HO .... 111 .._. 1-. . ....,. ,., o1 A petition has been filed ~J910 .... •i.2m. Ofoc1e1 -..... "'111e office oft .. by Chris P. Regas in the "'J 1111•.,.,.ST•-r. ._._.,or-.~:.-..,
Superior Court of Orange ::.,~ ~l'Kllln. ~~~ dHc:rlltH Ill• fot1aw 1119
County request ing that ~s.niteC1on01str1ct11 L...._..E_ ... ..,..,•11M11 C h r I s P . R e g a s be -. 1, J, » '· '· 7 -11• °' of Tract No. 1...s, 111 .,.. city 01
i t d I Or ... c-.ty, CM ...... • '"""°" 11Mc:11. .. -meit _....,. a ppo n e as persona "'._.. JtO, ,....12 '° 11 w1U11w .. r e p r e s e n t a t i v e t o PuDll-Or-~ o.11y ,..... "''IOI'-,,,..._ "' .. office ., administer the estate of 0.cem11«n.1•1 ll17~ IN-...~ ..... _.,.
Lois Carol Regas of Costa tMSf'WtCMtlM,..._,....,,
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t h e I n d e p e n d e n t NOTlc:a Of' T11UITll'S IAl.I t1111911a11on 11 ,,, • .,,. nave, no Administration of Estates "" ... ._. •erre111, 11 e1ve11 u 10 "' Act). The petition is set for &HTS ESCRO'li ENTEltPltlSU ~--•ormrrec1-I.''
hear I"" in Dept. No. J at iNc .. • c.ittorn1a <~•Uon, • ...,.; n.. ....,..1e1erv -111"' o... °' • ''" •PPOlnted Tr.,... ,,,_ IN tol-lftt Trutt, ~ ,_ Clll • -or def wit 700 Civic Center Drive c11 .. cr1-dMd °' in.st WILL SELL In 111e *'-1'°"' 1«11~ ,_.....,, West. Santa Ana, Ca. 92701 AT PUBL IC AUCTIOl'f TO THE ... ,..tofon llk"'8d end*"-lo on January 13. 1982 at 9:30 HIGWEST BIDDER FOR CASH .... ~...., ·-•tten DKIOf' ..... I payable e1 llme of .... 111 1ewtv1 ol Def~ -~for s.M, -a.m. m_, o1 the u111-Stal•I .,1 rll!M -11'-""'lceofllr'Mtll-ot•••t*" IF YOU OBJECT to the t111e ,,... 1 ... ...m ,.,..,,,.~o.., -,,..; to tavw ,... _,....,_, '° Mii MIO
g r anti"" of the ""tit ion, 11e1d by 11 unoer said o..ct of Trust In property 10 wllsty sale! ooe1o111on1, . .,. "'" IN property herelnen .. dH<rl-· -lfllreefter ttie undllrti9noed <eu..ci you should either appear r 11 us T 0 A r "'0 u 1001 N wld ftotk•of .,,_,,•""of e1ec11oro"' at the hearing and state AB UTAH ... •nd JA NET MAV bl...cor-July20,l .. 1,et1Mlr.No
Your objections or file 4BUTAHA·""--••f•. mio 1" -••1•7. -'"'· o1 •aid BEllfEFICIAA Y. J4MES 1. STONE. Otfl<lal Records written objections with the • wldo-S.ld ..... wlll ... ,...., bul wlllloolt court before the hearing. Rec..,_ May•. 1•1 "Instr. Ho. covenen1 or werre<1ty, upreu or Your appearance may be 77 In.,_ I'°" -1011 of Offl<lal lmplled. "'98rdlll0 Ulla,-"'"'°"· or · b Records lft ..,. offlc.e of tf11 Rec-1ncumbrancft, to pay I.,. r.,...lftl"11 1 n person or y your Or•-eow.tv; •Id_ o1 1n11i Principe• """of tN -·'" 1etured attorney. "'"<rlbet 111e ,.._, .. Pf'OP4Wty· ..., .. 1c1 Oeed ot Tunt. •llll lf'll-11 .. I F y O U A R E A Loi 111 of Traci No "'2J. In 111e Clly 111 wld _ ..,.,..,_,--·If eny,
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Ct • 'th th t ounty, Cal-• Seid .... wllt bl NICI Oft WedftesdaY. your aim WI e cour Said •-lutto~n• AsMUor'• O.C•"1ber JO,"" at t :oo p.m. •I,,,. or present it to the P•rt••Ho.ut.$7'. ChepmenA-..,ir.,..•totMClvl< personal representative MAY tlE At.SO l(llfOWH AS. "'' c ... ,., &ulld•no. aoo EHi c,..cwn•n
appoin ted by the court elnut A-. lrvlne. C.llfomla. Avenue, In the CllY ol Orenoe . "Ill • screet -· or common C.llfOf'nle Within four monthS from dulonetlOll h Jllown •bove, t>e Al tf>e time of lhe lnlllel l'Vlllketklfl the date of first issuance ••"•nty •• 9•••n •• to •h 011111, not1C•. tN 1ote• •-• ot 11w Of letters as provided in tOft'lpl-tor<orretlNK I'" "npeld Nlence Of 1111 Obllt141llOft Tiie btneflel..., under .. 10 0.0 of -ured b'I' tM -.. described tM9d ot Section 700 of the Probate rrv11, by...._, of• 11reac11 of def..,11 1ru11 anc1 ... ,""".., cot11, .. __ , Code of California. The " tlll ottt1oa11c>M M<urto ,,,.,.....,, end •dun<•• •• tn.•01.11 To time for filing claims will .,.,..,.. t11e<"'8d end c11t11,,...., to 1arm1ne v.. .,......nv blO, vou "'8y
• • Ille ~ • wrlllan O.Clvatton call 11141 m~ not expire prior to four of Default -o..n..cr ,.., s.ea, -D111e1: 0tc • ....., '· 1 .. 1. months fr-om the date of •rlll•n-1Uolbrff<ll-oftl9<11on NEWPORTHOME the hearing noticed above. 10 uu .. ,... -.i!OM<I 10 se11 te1d llOAN, 1Nc.
You MAY EXAMINE oroperty to llallsfy .. 1c1 OOlioallon•. ••uldlrust.e. ............ Ille -alened ~ By T.O. SERVICE the file kept by the court ... 1c1 notice of weec" -of ••••loft .. COMPANY. "9tnl If you are interested in the 11e reco.-"-' "· 1•11 •• ,,,.,r, a,c1nc1ySc._.,.r,
estate you may file a No. i..as In -uitJ P80t ,., of Au~-SK•.i••Y t .. Id Offlelel llKonb. One City llouleverd WHI requ~st with the court to s.1c1Mllewm11e ..-. but'""'-' o.-.CA'*" receive special notice of cov111eftl or warranty. lllPUU or 1wta~-the inventory Of estate lmplled. 1998'dlnv lltle, -MWofl, or Pubtl"'9CI <>enoo C.0.-1 0.lly Pl .. 1
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lfltllllOUJ D;itlNit ne-of RADIO COHT•OLLED H0881ES el UJ W lflll St•eet, Coal• MeM, CellfOf'nle. Tiii llclltlous butln•u fteme at•t-enl lot ti. pertnenlllp ••• lie.cl
Oft llMY 1, 1 .. 1 lft IN c-ty of Or9\99.
Fllll Ne-eM AddfH\ of IM Per-W1t110r...i119· Lerrv v.,. OAlft, ut "A"' F-r Stl"ffl, Calle-· C.lltornl• tlU1
IS/ L.affy V.,. Otlel'I Tlllt ttM-1 -flled wlttl "'8 c-ty Ci.ttl ol Or-C-y, Dec. .. "" '1'11U Publl.-Or ..... Coal! Oelly Piie!,
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Linton
Frederick M . Llatoa,
prealdent and chairman of Delta
Group Inc., Newport Beach, has
been elected president or the
Greater Irvine lnduatrial
League for 1982. Jay L. lteecl,
vice president/administration of
Fluor Corp., was elected teasue
vice president. • Harry Frederick has been
appointed executive vice
president of RE/MAX of Coeta
Mesa lnc. Frederick has lived in
Costa Mesa for 37 years, and is a
member and past president of
the Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa
Board of Realtors. • Jim Davis has been named
president of Huntington National
Bank (in organization). He
recenUy served as president of
Gateway Western Bank in
Riverside County. • Maarlce Sltermae, senior vice
president of Ne wp ort
Beach-baaed National Education
Corp., has been appointed
special assistant to t h e
company's president. Sherman,
who lives in Newport Beach,
joined National Education 13
years ago. • Robert J. Tees, assistant vice
president of Wells Fargo Bank,
has been named manager at the
OVER TH E COUNTER
MUTUAL FUND
I
.... A••l•llllLD
GHL c hief
bank's new HuntinJton Beach appointed mana1er or office
offlce located In the Sucllff buildings for the Irvine
Village Shopping Center. C o m p a n y P r o p e r t )'
• Management Division.
Brace W. Taaell bas been •
promoted to vice president of
Mon arch Bank in Laguna
Niguel. Tunell. who joined the
bank in October 1980, lives in
Laguna Niguel • J ame. L. Haa.aefleld has been .
Marty Vuea bas been
promoted lo assistant vice
president/assistant controller ot
Newport Balboa Savings. He
was educated at Costa Meta
High, Orange Coast College and
Cal State FUllerton. • named director, general
accounting for ITT Cannon,
Santa Ana. He joined the firm in
1973 as a financial analyst. • Chrlstopber Mabon has been
Frank Herbert bas been
named assistant manager or the
South Coast Plaza Town Center
In Costa Mesa.
Cus t ome r fi lls role
as c ar s ale sman
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. <AP>
-Customers won't find any
high-pressure salesmen at Doug
Kool's car dealership. In fact,
they won't find any salesmen at
all. It's strictly self-serve.
enjoying going in and arguing
about what lo pay for a car." he
said. "'Nobody can go into a
dealership and enjor, having 14
people leap on them. •
The vehicles on Kool 's lot and
i n the showroom have a
conventional window sticker and
another tag with the price. If
customers want lo buy. he finds
a manager and works out the
details of financing and trade·in.
"It's so logical J 'm surprised
no one else has thought of it."
said Kool, vice president of the
Chevrolet dealership founded by
his fat.her
"I can 't imagine anyone
NASO LISTINGS
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a strange year
The Wall Street Journal checked in the othe-r day
with a report about the 1masbJn1 bullneta beln• done
by a roadalde restaurant In Hinet. Ore., called ''The
Worst Food ln Oreaon." It pretty much Uves up to It.a
bill1na. accordJng to Journal reporter Victor Zonana,
who made an on·aite lnspectJon. The food la terrible
But people are lining up to 1et In. They must
appreciate the truth In advert.Laina.
You may get one or these "worst" restaurant.a In
your area soon because Bernie Hannaford, the
proprietor of the Oregon eatery. says he is "thinking
of franchislng this deal." You can aee the ad now:
"Will all makers of poor·quality foods and beverages
contact me right away."
About the same time that Ulla report surfaced
there wu the story out of Tokyo about a 37-year-old
factory worker who waa stabbed to dea_th by a robot
who plMed him aealnst another machme. (Another
victory for Japanese productivity!>
It hu been that kind of year . . . a lot of strange
stories
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venture in
China with lhe
city of Canton
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International
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unit, La Choy.
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Chinese market. But the owner of Chun King, R.J .
Reynolds Industries, is already in China -it's just
got better things to sell: cigarettes. There's a plant in
China turning out Camel cigarettes. The Chinese are
the world's biggest cig~rette smokers.
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THE
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CIRCl.:8
by 811 Keane
BIG GEORGE by V1rg1I Partch (VIP) PUNCT8
NO, I HAVEN'T SEEN ANY
POLA~ SEARS TODAY
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REMEMSER, TME LIMIT
IS 51 PER 14UNTER ...
Al\J ARRE:SilNG FAS.410N WTE: .. ACCORl71NG-1b "THE P166'EffS ANQ
~XHUMERS GAteil1:1 MAYNARV'
CLAUDE CLAY MUCK ~KSINA MlrJt{ JACKEi.
·. UNDERTAKER
'IQ\) P\.U6'~ I PlANl 'fM
SHOE
by Charles M Schulz
1{ 00 'RE RIG+-IT ... IF F1\E
IS ALL YOU NEED
TuERE'S NO PR08LEi\~
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by Tom K Ryan
"Do we hove a credit cord for this store?" ..... and all you want from Santa is Christmas night HCW? ~L ~lb~?
off. Prancer?"
~ \101.\Dl"KE by Brad Anderson DE:\~IS THE ME~ACE Hank Ketchum
"I !<now we dropped in on the Wlnslows the
other night. but YOU don't owe us a visit!"
OH NO! POOKV!
WHf.R.E'5 YOUR
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by Ernie Bushm111er
I 1 M KEEPING IN PRACTICE TO
WATCH BASEBALL NEXT YEAR
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~PLE
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by George Lemont
by Lynn Johnston
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T'MMUMHUNT
THI!~ a .... , JUOy Collin•
• HAWAII AVE-0
A c;ombet twlto ,.lutnlng
from Vietnam 11 found
dud uftdet myater10u1 clf-
cum11aocea. 111 8UllNEaa REPORT 8D D4Ct< CAVETT
Gu.eta· The little Playo<1
(Pan 2 ol 21 (Al
()) CUHEWS 9 A8CNEW8
Q!HeCNEWS ~MOVIE * * * "Forbidden Plane!"
( 1958) Wallet Pidgeon,
Anne Francis. B&Md on
Shak~e·s "The Tem·
pal .. An outer 99ece mla-
llofl II launched to loc:4111 a
prof-who has bMn
Nvlng lor a numbet or
years on a d1s1an1 planet ol
the lulut• CID TWO AGAINST THE
AACTIC
A Woll, a wol1191'1na and a
polar bear are encoun-
tered by two Eu11mo c;hlt-
dren during lheif struggle
tor IUfVlvat tn the Arctic:
Circle. (Per1 2)
(S)MCME * * * * "Adam's Alb"
( 19491 Spencer Tracy.
Katherin• Hepburn A
murd« trial craaln hllvoc
In the mamaga ol a wom-
en lawye< end her hul-
band. an asslstanl dlllrlct
attor~ UMOYIE •• * "The World's GrNI-
... Athtele" t 19731 John
Amo1. Jen-Mk:haet Vln-
c:ent A coeeh who 11 "•v-
lng a run ol bed lucl.
retutn1 to his roots 1n Afri-
ca end dlscoYefs a super
athlete ·G·
t:30 0 8UU.8EYE tD WELCOME BACK.
KOTTEA
ti) KCET NEW88EAT
al) 9UllNE88 REPORT ())OJ NEWS
[I 8AANEY MILLEA
A shootlog incident leads
Iha detectives ol •lhe 120\
prec;Jnci to ponder the dif-
ference between sex
thefapy and prOSlllUllOll
1:00 9 C88 NEWS D H8CNEW8 D HAPPY DAYS AGAIN
• A8CNEW8 G LYNN~ 18 M0A08~
Thi 4077th t>ecomea an
Impromptu orphanage
..,_, heavy Shelling rorc:.s
Korean Children to Mell
sheller at Iha camp
• JOt<ER'S WILD 18 OVPEASY
Guest: aclr-Mercedes
McCambrldge o
'1!) MACNEIL / LEHRER
AIEPORT
()) TIC T At; DOUGH
9 ENTERTAJNMEHT
TOHIGHT
An Interview with Melba
Moore
Qt THE MUPPET8
Guest Joan Baez ClL THE TAOU.8 AHO
THE CHAISTMAS
EXPAE.88
Anlmatl<I Sanll's village
1 Is taken over by &Ix trolls.
It dlagulMd as elves. ..no
hope to sabotage Chrlll·
mN
(Q)MOVIE
**'A "'Loving Couples '
( 19801 Shirley Meclal~.
TC?OETHER -John Denver and Mi ss
P1gg_y ~hare a kiss in the hour-long,
mus1c-f1lled Christmas special. "J ohn
De nver and the Muppets -A Chr istmas
Together" at 8 tonight on KABC (7).
James CobYrn Two cou-
ple• ·• one m1rrl9d. one
not --take a 1110 at 10tn1
unconvanllonei regrouping
with rlOIOUa rNYlll 'PG
CZ)MOVIE * * "Clair De Femme"
Vves M ontand, Romy
Schneidef Two atrangets
meeting purely by Chance
on a P111s street fall In
love
7:20 0 N8A BASKETBALL
Los Angelff Lekera vs.
POr1tand Trail Btazeta
7:30 IJ 2 ON THE TOWN
Fntured: an Interview with
m1111or1 ... e rock concet'I
promoter Jim AllllTlltter,
personal story at>oul wom-
en who compete tn -lght-
litlllf!i con1u1 D 121 FAMIL y FEUO 8 LAVEAHE & 8HIAlEY
&COMPAK'f
The glrls are excltl<I 10
hear that "Wiid" Anrwt
Marla wltt attend their
claaa reunlOn
II EYEONLA
Featured: a IOolc at the
llvas ol men and women
whO dance In LIS Vegas
ahowa: hangover cures, an
lnterv-with Iha real
Baron Von Frsnkenateln
• M 0 A0 8°H
Klinger seems 10 laelo
Radar'• knack lor culling
through red tape 10 g411
some much·nee<ll<I aup-
plin tor the un11 (Part 21
Cl) TIC T At; DOUGH
flil MACNEIL / LEHRER
REPORT
'1!) NEWS
CJ) P.M. MAGAZIHE
0 YOU ASKED FOA rT
Featured. "'World's Hlgn-
Ml Night Div•' ano ··Rola
Rota T rlck1ter1 "
lli 11181 AMERICAN
800Y8Ull.DIHO
CHAMPIOHSHIP8
LOU Ferrtgna prov1<Jea the
commentary as the best
male body-bYllder1 com·
pete lor the "ML Amenca"
title whlla temalea ere pro-
filed 1n ··e .. vry Vs
Brawn "
l.'00 1J ()) SIMON & SIMON
A J end Rick travel to
Mexico to find e 7-year·otd
gtrt who 11 befiewld to h.,,.
been llldnapped Oy her
lathe< D OJ FATHER MUN'HY
The eccentric son of the
original owner ol the Gold
Hill mine returns to lay
claim 10 thl land CJ
U MOVIE * * * * "Going My Way'
I t!M4t Btng Cr~by Batry
Fitzgerald A prtell
anigned to a downtrod-
den penSh wor1cs a mil'acle
With lhe parltll and the
people
8 0 JOHN DEHVEA
AHO THE MUPP£TS
John Denver teams up wUh
KSfmll the Frog, Miu Pig-
gy, Foule Bear Ind e
1runklul 01 Muppalt for an
hour ol Yuletide eomedy
Ind music (Al
tD P.M. MAOAZ>NE
Meet the Welter family Of
Southltn Calllornla. WllO
hnd the true mMnlng of
Ille saa900 by wrltlng an
orog1n1t Chrlslmas llory,
an .,,,.,_ wllh linger
8 J Thomes. Chai Tall
prep¥98 bUChe Noel: Peu-
la Nelson tell• how 10 give
tex-lrae money 10 your
Children
11J MOW
* * * ·~ '"The Bala. Of SI
Mary's" ( 19451 Bing Crot-
Oy, lngrld S«gman. A
priest and a mother tupa-
nor -an old pwoc:lllal
KhOOI by penuadlng •
llttnfllnl 10 donate land
and e building to their
CIUM.
fl) C08M08
"Who SpHks For Earth?"
Or Cet1 Sagan --together the maior thlmM
of the -In and on.,,
some cautionary watnings
abOut our future (RIO
lil!) NOVA
"Red Deer Of Rhum" A
group of tc1ant1111 on the
island ol Rhum ol1 the -· coast ol Scotland 1tudtes
the red deer In tit n•tural
het>ital. (A)O ,C'MOVIE
* * '" "Ask Any Girl'
( 1959) Shifley MacL81na.
Oevtd Niven JOb and hut-
band-hunting occupy tha
lime of e girl newty atrlved
In New V or1I City
I SJ 8IZARAE XV
JOhn 8~ sh0w9 you
things stranger than truth,
larger then Ille, end zanier
than any1hlng you've ever
_,In lheM encore pr-
enl•tiOnl from the ShOw-
ttme Bizarre hbrary. 0MOVtE
* * "HoplCOICh" ( 19801
WaltSf Maltheu, Glenda
JKllaon A former ln1etll·
~ 8Qanl Is aided by an
old llama tn dodging the
KGB and the CIA. WflO ate
trying to prevent him trom
publllhlog hi• memotra 'A'
1!30 tD AU IH THE FA.Mil Y
When Mika and Gloria
nave a l!Qhl Iha datea him
to try and hOIO • toss untu
ArcNe 1rr1,,.. trorn the air·
port (Part 31
'ti) MOVIE * * * "All That J a.u"
j 1979) Roy Scheider, .,...
SICa Lange The tumultu-
ous lihl of • professional
cnoreograpl\4W la followed
lrom aucc•s on the llage
10 peoonal cri.. 'A'
PAT COU.IN8: TliE
HIP HYPNOTlST
Volunt-• lrom the audi-
ence respond comieelty to
11ypno1l1 auggesllon•
made lo them by lhla
en tart~
CHANNEL LISTINGS t :40 ()) 8COMtO (TME
APf»AOXJMATI)
t:.U (IJ MOVIE
f) KNXT ICB51 0
U KNBC I NBCl l
0 KTLA Uno I " • KABC IABCI c
0 KFMB <CBS> ,,
&!) l(HJ·TV (Ind l [ll
CE KCSl IABCl
• I( TTV llnd I s
II> KCOP· TV (Ind I "' SI KCET IPBSI •
G KOCE <PBS>
On TV
2 TV
HBO
ICtnemcll!I
(WOAI NY NY
IWTBSI
fESPNi
(St\owttmP!
SpolltQhl
(Cabte News NelWOfk l
• * "Me11ege From
Spau" ( 19781 VIC Morrow,
Mlklo Natlll Spece 11Mt1
oattte tor control of the
galuy tn e world ol Iha
Mute 'PO'
9!00 IJ ()) BIU.
Mldtey Rooney lllrl in the
true-Illa atory of 8111
Sac:lltet. a mentally relatd-
ed edull who werit OUI 10
1ry life In the world aller
spending « years In I
menlal ln11tlutlon. D OJ 8MT MAVENCK
.... ...,IQ .. hOunded by •
journtliat, IN Ioctl medern
Ind militant t.mlnle11 etter
wlnllino 1 laiety ClllMM 11'1 In • CM'd OllM •9 'MWl'I 00/ll#'Nn
JtlCll COM I MMMinO llllet
Into ~ lie'• a Cfltm-
plon ~ rectr l"IO • ..w ..... CNlele· l M ZM ()&bot,
~· O'Malley, HetOIO
Aobbln1.
• ODV8MY
"SC>IM WCN'ntl\ 01 Miii•
r81f.eh" ......,., Moroc;c;an
WOl'l*I lllM• their ,....,.
about lriencWllc>. fM\lly
-~ "Who &peal<• FOt Eanll?"
Of. Cati 8tgtn --l~her Iha major lhelNI
Of Iha -* and 0Her1
-cauOonaty w1rn1ng1
ebovt our future. (R) o
(lrUOVtE * * * 'io .. Julia" (19771
Jane Fonda. V1neu1
ReOgr-. Writer Liiiian
Hellman II drawn Into the
main lhrull ol wartime
reelatanoe eftor11 When her
~I cl\lldhOod Irland
Mell•twlt help.
.... 8 0 TOO CLC>a FOR
OOM"()RT
Ahat IOelng Ill of their fur.
nlture to Illa former
1enen1'1 1111 ... Jacille and
Sat• decide 10 move but
Ind tn10 a ,_ neighbor·
hOod. (A)
{J)UOYIE * * * "Why Would I lie?"
( 19801 Treal Wlfllama, Ll11
Elchho<n. A computelve
liat Ul)Mll the llalus quo
With hot refusal lo conform
'PG'
10:00 D 9 FlAMINGO AOAO
Lana and lul•MM dlta-
grae t:Nlf how 10 handle
l ule-M1e'1 boyfriend
Tony, who has borrow9d
money from Iha club 10
finance hla gambling loes-
ea
9 D tD e tl!> NNS 8 0 HART TO HART
Jonathan and Jennifer go
undarc:o..., el Jonathan"•
loy compeny 10 llop an
lndullrl81 etplonage plot
that could put him out of
bual-.(A)Q
• PMIENT£ ~'MOW * • • "The Foa" ( 19681
Sandy Dennl1, t<eto Outlle
Baaed cir> Iha story by O.H.
L1wrence The rellllonlhlp
bet-two leat>ian lovers
reaehN I Critical point
when a handsome slranger
appear• at their remole
Canadian farm.
OMOVIE * * • • '"Payday" ( 1973)
Rip Torn, Anna Clp<t A
country and -•em llnger
ruthleNly mMM hla W8y
to l llrdom by manlpul•t·
1ng and discarding those
around him.
10:30 • INOOl!HOEHT
NETWOMNEWI
S) THE DC> OtF AH
M>lM1ER tl!> OOY88EY
''Some w~ Of Mar-
rellectt" S......al MorOQCan
women lhar• their faellno•
about friendlhlf\. faifltly
and rellglon. o
QI'MOYIE
* * * * "'Adem'1 Alb ..
( 19491 Spencat Tracy.
Katherin• Hepburn A
mvtd« trial Ct .. , .. havoc
In the merrlage of a wom-
an t1wyer and her hus-
Oand. an Ullalanl dlllrk:1
attorney
(l)MOYIE * * .. .._, We Go 'Round
The Mulberry eu.tt·•
u:00 •a• <ll a a NlWI
• 1.ATUN>i4Y NIGHT
Hoe1· Fred Wiiiard o.-u
OeYo 0 PAULHOQAH
• THI JIFFP90H8
a.orge·s boaa11ng get•
him In trouble with the
~.(Part2)
• eEHHY Hll.l
Benny II lnten.iew.ct as
one ol the world'• leading
N XY film produoera
• DK*CAVETT
Guesla The llttll Playart.
(Per1 2 ol 21 (Al
CO' IPECTAC:Ut..AA
LONDON
Sur anna Somera lakM ua
on a dlZZllng tour or Lon-
don lo -the llghll and
sounds of SOho. PlcedlHy
Circus anct t~.e Tower of
London.
11:30 9 ()) ALICE
A lor1une teller putt 1 hi•
on Ab When 8he rttv-
10 purctiue IOIM 1uctt (RI D 9 THE 9UT OtF
CAMON
Gu11ta· Steve Martin.
Pnylll• Newman. Placido
Domingo, a-l<anin.
(Al
MON. NITE -ALL SEATS $2.00 Th9 molt ..-otlc fhlng .
Two Italian Films
11Wifemistress ••• Plus
ln"'-lrworkt
WQlmoMy.
11 How .Funny
Can Sex Be 11
111 ROUOVER
·Tl• IANOfTS" (PO)
"KJLL 0 .. BE KILLED" (PG)
II ptue
"Kill ANO KIU. AGAIN"
"ESCAN FROM .-w Y09'K" ~Al "' ,... ··AN EYE FOR AH EYE '
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TUBE TOPPERS
KA8C fl 8 :00 "'John Denver and Thtt
Muppel8." Denver teams up with the
Mu pµetM for un hour of Christmas fun
and song. Sec photo at left
KTL~ ~ 8:00 "Going My Way .. Cl~ss1c Bing. Crosby movie where. us a
pnest. he wms over an aging superior
and a gang of kids
KCO P II' ~:00 -"Bells or St. Mary's "
M<?re classic Cros by, this time playing a
priest who saves an old parochial school.
KNX~ 8 9:00 .. 8111." Mickey Roont.•v
stars in a true·lif e story or a mentally
retarded adult. (See Review, A9J . ·
D O A8CNEW8
NIGHTLM II IE.ST M aA<>UCHO
• THE 000 COUPL£
Fallll gall Oscar in !rouble
with Iha lnlernaJ ~ue
Service when he I caJ11<1 In
on • minor maner
.IAHfOAOAHDSON
Fred lnviles 8 8 . King to
dinner and gives the
famous alno-t anolhef rea·
aon to ting the bluM
S) KCET NEWSllEAT
CO CAPTIONED A8C
NEWS
(&':WHATS UP AMERICA
Fntured kid• who grow
up With tr avellng carn1v1Ja.
Iha annual llltbM ch11m-
p!Ontlllp II Iha Rota Bowl.
• mercenary convention
-MllflGtff-
12:00 9 SHA NA NA
Guest: Conway TW111y
II OJ FANTASY 18LAHO
An engaged man w11kes up
alter hia bachelor party ....,,lad lo Iha wrong girt.
Ind a beeutllul woman
~-tn e I 7th-<:enlury Cll·
Ila p()IMIMd l>y an ltvll
spirit (A)
0 MOVlf
**~ 'Down To The Saa
In Ships' ( 1949) Richard
Widmark Lionel Bar-
rymore Altlf a whallng
c:apllin wl\o hu taken hit
grandson to N• 11 killed
Ille boy regrets tha wronga
hi'• done to the oldet
mat'I. .1'8"8
"H••allan Open Grend
Prix Tournament Flnalt •
.., AOOtOE8
An open·end·Shul man-
aleughler caae •• comptt-
catl<I wtllf\ the witness 11
found to be retarded
fl) CONTEMPOAARV
HEAL. TH l8SU£8
"Parenting In Todey s
Sooety"
(C' MOVIE
• • ''> ·c 11nenna & Co
( 19731 Jane 81r1<1n, Patrlc:k
Dew-a A youog girt tr11-
Ye11 10 Perla 10 become a
high fashion model but,,.,
p&ens lah thrOUOh Ind tN1
opens 1 highly lucrative
pro111tu11on buSI~
(D)MOVIE * * "Sex Boat" ( 1980) AoOer1 Lyon. Randy West
Two men dreaa u women
and stow 111111y on a plae·
aura orulN wnosa crew
Ind P8SMtlQ411S 8'11 1111
belulllul women "A'
• 8EANAOETTE
P£nA8 IN CONCERT
Bemedelle PetSfS pet·
forms a variety ol songs as
...it IS her famous 1>anena
dance
t2:o8 9 ()) MCCLOUD
The owner of a
discotheque who htres
young runaway lemalel to
promote the sete of liquor
laket on e glrl who Is l>elng
sought by the eulnotlllea
(Al
12:16 MOVIE * * • "The ROM (19791
Bette Mldler, Alan Bates A
driven rock atnger's Illa In
the last tane leads ner Irr•
\.'erlll>ly to dtSaller A
(ZJMOVIE •*'A "Heevy Traffic"
(1973) Animated Olrec:tl<I
by Aalph ~lkl/11 The
product of •n unhappy 1111-
lln-Jawllh marriage a
young man ~· friend·
ahip among the Puerto
Al(;ans and l>lackl 1n hil
naighborhOod 'R'
12:30 D Qt TOUOAAOW
Gu1111 1c1re11 A ll
McGoaw IClrftl Donna
M1ll1. Singer Mel Torme,
voodoo an exper1 Ernest
Bratton (Al D MOVIE * * '" '"Atalk• Se11 • I t9S41 Rot>ert Ryan Gena
Barry rs MOVIE • * * •;, '"The 8111Ct1 Still·
lk>n ( 19791 Ketty Rtno.
Mickey Rooney Aller
t>e;ng rescued lrorn Iha
Island on whlc:h they -e
anlpwrecieed together, a
youog t>oy end a horse
beeom• 1nvotved In the
r-ol thl century G
1:00 m •NOE.PENDENT
NETWORK N£W8
0MOVIE * * 'n "Hollywood Boute-
v"d · ( 1976) Cen<llQI A1al-
son Otck Mille< Fresh
from Indiana e young
a9'>1r1ng 11ar1e1 oecomes
involve<! tn a rell oot>Oory
that she tn1nks 11 part ot
her movie debut "R"
1:100 MOVIE * •. ' .. Btess The Beas IS
And Children' (19711 8111
Mumy Barry Ao1>1n1
@l NEWS
1:30 G) MOVIE
• • 'The w ay West
I 19671 Kirk Douglas Rot>-
81'1 Mttc:hUm
Cl) MoVIE * * * "Body And Soul"
(19•71 John Garfield lllll
Pal,,,.,
l MOVIE * Heed ( 1968) The
Monk-. Vlcior Mature A
•ock group presenl their
stylized outlook on tne
soc111 prot>tems of the
60s
1:45 C, MOVIE • * ·~ The Spiral Stair-
case" (1977) JecquellM
81aae1, Christopher
Plummer A beautiful dael-
mute is lllfTortZed by •
mysterious killer who lurlct
1n Iha shadows IUHOUnd•
1n9 an elegant manston
'PG
2:00 D ENTERTAINMENT
TONIGHT
An inllW'l\ew with Melba
Moore
D MOVIE
* * '" "SUver LOde" 11g54)
JoM Payne Oen Duryea
As a wecldtng ··pr-1:·
en •nnocent man finds fllm.
Mii accused ol murder
and mull llee to ea~te
ntmsett
Q!NEWS
2:15 IJ .-wa
2:30 0 NEWS
$ PAT COUJN8: THE
HIP HYPNOTIST
Votunt-s from the audl-
ene. r~ comtclll)l 10
nyp11011a 1vgge111on1
mlde 10 lhen'I by Ihle
anten81ner
D WOVIE * .. Don 1 Ana-The
Pho"• ( 19'0) JemH
Weauoorelll"d. Flo O..r
1•h A PlyChOj)ath with
nunieroue P•llonalllv
Quirks com111111 • -tea Of
i ueaomemurd«1
t!40 NEW1
~80 MOVll *I* 'A "Tile Ro .. Tat.
too·• ( lllSS) Ann• Magnani
Buol Lancatter
~ ZJMOVIE
• "~ file For mute
( 1980) M.,lon Brando.
Gaoo~ C SCQll Whtie
1nve111galmg the murdat of
• c;olla90ue t valSfan cop
uncovera a c:onaptracy
1nvolv1ng tne" "'PPreaalon
of a 1ynt hat tC lull lormute
by Hie oll compante1 "R"
3:80 8 VOVA<iE TO THE
llOTTOM OF THE SEA
"The lflvld11<1"'
$ MOVIE • • * .,. Being Tnete"
11979) Petflf Salters. Mel
vyn OOUQllll A s1rnpte-
m1noed m1C1dle·aged man.
wnose only knowteoge of
Iha out"Cle world 11
lhrougn tele•lltOn gains
tremendous l•m• and
pbwor by unw11t1ng1y con·
v1nc1no 1 ycoons and po1111.
c1ens that hi '' a gen11Ja
PG'
3:46 Cl MOVIE * * * Tll@ Fox ( 1968)
Sandy Oenn11, Keir Dullea
Baaed on the 1tory by O H
L1wrence l he re111ion1111p
Oetween two 1es1>1an lover5
rucnes a crttle.llt poinl
wnen a nandsome stranger
appears 111 1111111 remote
Canadian larm
3:60 QJ MOVIE
• * • • Honlo.y Tonk
11941) Cla•~ G.1>1e Lona
Turner An unlikely 101e
match occurs between a
gambler and a w11ll-bred
lady from Br.t1on
4:30 8 ST AR ma<
0 MOVIE
• • Thtt Game Fot Vut·
tu1es I tQ781 R1ch11rd
Harns R1cnerd Ro1mdlrote
A ruttll~ me1cenary who
imuggles American nell
caplers onto Atroc:a durtog
a ISfrOrtSI war IS Piiied
ag11nst a l•o"e treedom
lighter "A'
WedneMda11'•
Da11• i•e Morie•
-MQRHlfG-
t:oO C • • '' "NllW$1Tori1· em
Hunter Cnro, Haywood
Two rovat ne..s companies
11111mp1 10 edge eacn
ot"o' out 1n a race tor 1~
"ustoahan news vlewets 1n
the •O's PG
9:30 ([) • • 'Up In Smoke
( 19571 Bowery Boys Hunt~
Hall The Boys 9111 into all
S<>rls or trouOle when the
gamottng Oug b•tes
10:00 ( S * * *' / Being There
( 1979) Pete• 54Mws Mel·
"Ytl OougfH A s-mpte-
monded, m•ddle-aged man,
wnose only ~nowledQ41 01
lh• OUISlde world IS
through telavtlllOtl gains
tremendous tame and
powei Oy unw1111ngl'y '°""
v•nc•no IVCOO"S Ind pol1ll·
c1an• 1hat he 1s a genius
PG'
10-.30 G) * • '"New Fronlle<""
I t939) Jann Wayne Rey
Corrigan Tllo MesQu11eers
SIOP on 10 help a group ol
settlers delend th111r prop-
ertV rights &ga1nS1 greedy
landgra1>1>er1
0 * * * Thf' World's
Graalest /\thlete 11973)
Jolin /\mo5 J•n-Mteh~
Vincent A c:oach wno 1s
nav1ng a run or l>ad luet<
r11turns to h•s toots on Atrl-
c:a and 111scovets a !WPll'
11n1e1e G
11:00 0 • • * $1t11n9 Prelly
119481 Cilllon Wel>b Roi>·
e<1 Young A snooty m•d·
dlP-&Qe<I !14'n1us proves
to 119 M txcellent beby llt•
f ...
CCJ * * • "Somebody 1.19
Thwe Ukea Me" ( •tMI
PMll ~. Pier Al'Olli
~~ Otatieno. a New
Vorll tlum boy. r!Ma 10
f""' .. • chlll'nplonehip
bOHt
12-00. * * * "W• W,.._
w1n11i.·· 119371 8nin.y
T emQll, Victor M(Leglen
A ernalt 91rl ~a
populet llQure In India • * * * "The Euy Way"
(19$21 Cary Or1111, Bet~
Orella laving perantt of
llW'ee open their honW lO
_., loelat Childtan
C%J • 'Heed" (1988) Thi
Monk-. Vietor MalVf• A
rod< group pr-t their
11y11z.1<1 outlook on the
90dal ptobleme of the
'80I
12:30 0 **'ii '"S~ Movte"
I 1979) Documentary.
Mualc by Mike Oldfield
Archtvel l lfm footage
ChrOllldee Iha lrlutY\phl ol
the U S IP-program.
IOGutinQ on the drarnetle
Apollo 1 I m00t1 landing
'G'
1:0081) * *''°' "TheyWereSit-
ter1'"(194S) Jamee Muon
Anne CrawfOfd. Thr .. ai.:
tera rH CI to Ille Ind IOve Ill
lhtM dllfetenl •8)'1
CC' * * 'io "Gotng tn S1Yle"
( 1979) George &.ma, Ar1
Carney Bored •Ith 1n11ng
all d•Y on • bench In the
park, three el<Jerly genl ....
men carelutly plan 1 bank
hetll 'PG'
($)**fr "'The Gles1 Bot·
tom Boar· ( 19661 0or11
Day. Roo T !1y1« A p11ytj.
C1ll becomes tnvot"9d With
a gin who poMS es a ,,_.
maid part-lime
1;30 rz I * * 'The CockfoghtSf"
(19741 Warren Oalet. Het·
ry Dean Stanton Aher a
maior dalea1. 1 Georgia
gamecoct< tr11ner vowa to
remain silent until he
ragelna the champ•onlhlp
ot hll IO()t1 'R'
2:00 0 * * ''> Putp' f 19721
Michael Catne Mlektly
Rooney A Midy wroler It
hired by an ea-lllm 11ar to
'ghostwrite" h•s barely
pr1ntao1e eu1ob1ogr14>hy
'PG
3:00 C * * ''Electric Euumo
A young ~.mo bOy acc1-
den11lly t>eeornes a ~
lul source 01 elec1rlc:ity 'G · <z1 • • "Ctatr 0e Femme"
Yve1 Montand. Romy
Scnnetdar Two Sir et>garl
meeting pu<ety by <:hence
on I P1r11 stree1, fall In
1-0ve
3:30 0 * * * * "How Graen
Was My Valley'" t 19411
Walter Pidgeon. M9'Jtaen
0 Hara A WelSh mtntng
family lace. personal and
economic problem• while
planning tor the future
S • * * "'Chrts1mes
Mountain A rough and
tough cowboy dettvera 1
mnsage of love and the
ChrlllmH tplri1 1n thl Oki
West
4:00 0 • * * • "Krllfnlf Va
Kramer " ( 19791 Oullin
Hottman, Meryl Slreep A
man b•lltes with hlS I ll·
w.le lor custody ol their
young aon •lier she wellls
out on them "PG'
4:46 Z •*''>"The Formula
( 19801 Marton Brando
George C Scott While
1nv991ogal1ng the murder of
a colteagU<t, a ve1 .. .,, cop
uricovers a conspiracy
involving Iha aupprMllon
ol a synlhllte luel formula
1>y the ool comp.,,_ 'R'
6:00 ("t,: • * •;, "Hot• Paradl·
so·· I 19661 Gin• Loll<>brlgl-
da. Alec Gulnnen A
Franch Lothario attempll
to arrange a meantngf\11
tryst •n a hotel W11h hi•
neighbor's wile
(ttl • • "The Water
Babtes" ( 19791 Anlmalton
and live octton J-
Mason A courageous
young boy $Ives -al
pteylut oc:41an creatures
lrom lhe llfrath ol under-
wate< enemies
JOHN DARLING -H£Y ! '1 Fl NALLY FOUN D
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.. Orange Coast DAILY PILOTfTuetday. December 22. 1981
Why Peter O 'Toole hates studios
By 808 ntOMAS ._ ............. ,..
HOLLYWOOD "Stupid, rldlculous and
ultimately sell-defeating " That's Peter O'Toole's
an11lysls of workln1 condtllons alter hla first reaJ
experience in the Hollywood studios.
The British actor has been performing in films
since "Kldnupped," in 1959, and mostly for
Am erican producers ''Lawrence of Arabia,"
"Be ckett," "Lord J im ," "Wh at's New.
Pussycatr' "The Lion in Winter," "Goodbye, Mr.
Chips," etc. <.;urlously, he has never undergone the
Hollywood studio experience until now.
"Well, I did make some added scenes for
'Masada' at Universal," he cited, "and although
'Stunt Man' was shot mostly on location, we did a
few pickup shots here."
O'Toole was spending a few moments of
relaxation in his motor home-dressing room on his
next-to-last day in "My Favorite Year'' at MGM.
His complaint was directed not at the movie,
which he has greatly enjoyed, but at stu1Uo
thinking that decrees a full workday. He arrives
Jor work in the early morning and leaves well
after darlt.
"It makes no sense," he declared. pushing a
cigarette into his holder. "Worklng in films is hard
enough for actors -doing one· or two-minute
scenes every couple of hours. To try to maintain
your energy for a 12-hour period is absolutely
impossible. You can't even keep your makeup in
suitable condition 12 hours at a time."
envy He playli Alan Swtmn. a lar1er·th•n·llre film
slur who aiw&Shea buckles and awi1s bottlea with
equal abandon Sound like Errol Flynn? The
resemblance is more than coincidental.
The year ls I~. and Swann ls booked on
television's "Comedy Cavalcade," starring Stan
King Kaiser <Joe Bologna). Swann. despite his
on s<.·n-en bravery, Is terrified by the prospect of
live TV and goes on a bender. Assigned to
chaperone him is Benjy Stone (newcomer Mark
Linn-Baker>. an apprentice comedy writer on the
show. Swann attempts some of hla movle stunts in
real·lire. includJng a Tanan-Uke 1win1 from a
skyscraper on a nre hose.
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CLASSIFIED C6
• 1s an ice • rink fffer office
t~~:Lre sident heade~h!.~:gu~•t•~:,~~:::~.!.igu ',~ig~~~.~~•~•t••. 10 ,.,., ~· ri:
I :-:-p.:-p'i:ne call placed to the Irvine skater. In fact, let's just say she's one of c losed , so we had l o go find ice the best in the country, the world, loo. elsewhere." So they find ice for Maria in home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Causey, As of the moment, Causey is considered Torrance at the Oly mpic Ice Arena,
where their only child, 16-year-old Maria the third best senior women's figure training base for many top competitive
also lives, was too late. The reporter was ska ter in the Western United States, based skaters and coaching grounds of Jerry
told that be had long since missed Maria, on that placing in the Pacific Coast Rehfield, Causey's personal coach for the
she had gone lo bed some l 'h hours Championships recently in Salt Lake City. past few months, and recognized as one of
earlier. So the end is justifying the means, even the nation's best. Not a normal kid, this Maria . She s hould if it means dedicating all of one's teenage ~ up, doing her homework, watching TV years to it.
..-talking on the phone with her boy Sa ys Causey, .. About twice a year, I go
end. through a phase where 1 get so tired and
No, Maria Causey is not normal. As an fed up with it all, a ll I want to do is be
ilJJustration, she never goes to school, not alone to think, or talk to a friend ...
ifysically anyway. Her classroom Is her Her mother. Maria Sr., is for now, her
~droom since s he's in a self.learning sometimes coach, chauffeur, chaperone.
irogram. · a nd best frie nd. A former tou ring
f:lis coaching expertise is making itself
apparent through Causey. After flnlahlnl
first in the Pacific Co ast Junior Ladies
Championships last year , Causey moved
up to the seniors category this year. Her
third place at last week's competition
qualified her for the nationals, Jan.
25·30,in Indianapol is.
C And TV? Maybe on a rare Sunday professional, she's with her daughter all
>fternoon when there's nothing else t.o do, the time.
'Which, of course, never happens.
• And boy friends? Who bas time for boy
~iends when you're hardly ever al home,
•xcept to sleep? . ~ Maria spends some 20 hours a week in a
tar, commuting from her home to her
·. office" in Torrance. She estimates that's
~ome 000 miles each week on the road. Her
fJffice is an ice rink.
Her father is her ze alous spokesman.
"We put Maria on ice merely so that she
could learn to skate, it was nothing more
than recreational for her at first," he says,
"but she began sh owing promise so
quickly, that we moved from Sherman
Oaks to here so that she could train under
Barbara Roles al the South Coast Ice
Capades Ch alet Cin Costa Mesa>.
Just qualifying for the nataonals at
such a young age was gratifying for
Causey. Now, she's hoping to make a good
showing there ... If she places in the top six
at nationals." I'd be happy," says her
father. And Maria reels the same.
Figure skater s aren't in a constant
battle against the clock, as Oly mpic
hopefuls in other sports are. For one thing,
(See MARIA, Page C4 >
~ulligitn has changed Schmidt
an instant
millionaire
~ ~nd the Anteaters. are. a better team because of it
-· ,.
• If you're surprised by the fact the UC Irvine
basketball team is the proud possessor or an
.fnblemisbed 9-0 record, you're not alone.
~ In fact, even the Anteaters' own coach. Bill
~ulligan, is amazed.
• "I didn't think we'd be 9-0 now ," admitted
ulligan Monday night as UCl swept a pair over
'1e weekend. "I thought we'd be about 7-2 ... the
~st I'd figure we'd be was 8-1."
So the Anteater s have passed their own
c:oach's expectations. Does that mean UCI is a
Quke? Is this whole thing an accident?
' Hardly.
The Anteaters, despite the nickname they
tossess, are for real.
~ "I think winning at Oregon and then beating
4'Nevada·Las> Vegas really helped us," analyzed
J!lulligan. "Since then Oregon has lost a couple of
.ames and Vegas has. too, but at that time they
•ere big wins."
Of course the irony or au this is the simple fact
Ee Anteaters ARE winning, which is something
ey weren't used lo doing until Mulligan arrived
st season.
·~ In less than two years. the fei sty Irishman bas ~rned UCI from pretenders to contenders while
compiling an overall 26-10 record. Heck, the last
time UCI produced such lucrative numbers the
b
iol w.as still fresh inside the Craw.ford Hall mnas1um.
"I've learned more about what it takes to win
this level," Mulligan explained. ··1 think I'm
aching better now.··
~ In the pas t. Mulligan's reputation as a ~cruiter always preceded his talents as a coach.
That didn't change when he came to UCI, either.
Mulligan, by his own admission. knew bis
fullheadedness cost him more than one game in
past seasons. But bis stubbomess to prove the
jun-and-gun method was the only way to play
.,asketball was an obsession with him, and he was
•etermined, up until this year . to show things
could work his way. i Mulligan's thin.king bas changed, though.
"I don't care if the score is 28-26. I'm more
lerest.ed in W's lhan in leading the nation in
coring," he quipped.
olts hire
ush; NFL
·ves OK
OWINGS MILLS, Md. (AP> -
rank Kush, the Baltimore
oils' ne w bead coach, was
terviewed by members of the
alional Football League
curity staff before he was
amed to the job, but a league
tJ>okesman says there Is no
reason why his contract would
E
t be approved by
mmissi°"er P<1te Rozelle. •
Jim Heffernan, the NFL s
ector of public relations. said
onday night be assumed
sb's talks with the security
E
ple had to do with litigation
which the former Arisona
te coach bad been involved.
sb, fired from bis colle1e job
1980 after allegedly slapping
of ~ players, was sued by
\Jae player, 'Kevin Rutled1e.
Rutled1e lbet the S2 mllllon
t.
"We were uked by clubs to be
pdated on Frank Kusb'a
iluation regardlnl. the
Usation," Heffernan aai , "and
e have provided the
formaUoo to the clubs ma.klna
e inquiries."
Kuab wu named lo tbe
altlmore Job llloncfay,
placln1 Mike McCormack,
bo waa fired. after a 2·1'
rformanc:e by the Colt.a Ulla
UC IRVINE
JOHN
SEVANO
That's quite a change for someon~ whose
tea ms used to roll up more centuries in one season
than the history or man has in a lifetime.
"What I've done is stopped saying we're going
to win my way," Mulligan added ... Now all I'm
concerned with is winning."
A good example or Mulligan's new philosophy
was the Anteaters' champions hip game last
Saturday against Montana.
The Anteaters. not the Grizzlies. were t.he ones
who pulled the ball out in the closing minutes to
work for the final shot.
"I should have done it earlier." said Mulligan,
"but that·s what you call learning.
"People don't understand bow difficult it was
to win in Montana. First, they lost our luggage so
we couldn't practice; our plane landed in five
diffe rent cities before Missoula; then we bad to
play Montana in front of their home crowd.
·'OK, so Montana might not be such a great
team on the road, but they are a helluva team at
home ."
Mulligan is awa re that a s the season
progresses, more and more teams, especially in
the PCAA, will try to denate the ball against UCI.
This time, though, rather than trying to force
things hu way, Mulligan is content with beating
his rivals at their own game.
"If Fresno CState) wants to come in here and
play us a 2·2 ball game, then that's what we're
going to do," said Mulligan ... All I care a bout is
being on top when the game ends.··
It's for that reason UCI finds itself on top
today. • • • The new rankings came out today. AP's Top
20, selected by the sportswriters, still doesn't have
UC I listed.
T he Anteaters' position on UPl's poll, selected
CSee UC IRVINE, Page C2>
P HILADELP HIA CAP) -
Mike Sch m i dt , p oss ibly
ba s e ba ll's best player , has
become one or its highest-paid
by agreeing to a s ix-year
contract with the Philadelphia
Ph illies wo r th between $7 .2
m illion and $10 million.
"I'll be financially secure for
t h e rest o r my lire." the
32-year -o ld third baseman,
winner of the National League's
Most Valuable Player award the
past two seasons, said Monday.
"I won't have to go out and get a
job once l stop playing."
Neither Schmidt nor team
president Bill Giles would say
how much the contract was
worth. But estimates on the pact
-which runs through the 1987
season -were upward from $1.2
million a year.
Dave Winfield, who signed a
free agent contract with the New
York Yankees las t season,
r e po rtedly is the game's
highest-paid player with a $14
million contract .
Giles said Schmidt's contract
"is not as high as Winfield's,"
tho ugh Schm idt may have
become the NL's highest-paid
player .
Schmidt, the all·time Phillies
ho m e-run kin g, could have
become a free agent at the end
of the 1982 season. when bis
current six.year, $650,000-a-year
contract expires.
··1 could have gotten a bigger
and better contract, possibly, by
becoming a free agent, but I
wanted to stay in this city for a
lot of reasons," he said.
ear.
Leap appreval 11 needed for
ery NFL contract. Heffernu
1-1d. but be added, "We don't
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A TALL TALI -Los Angeles Lakers center
Kareem AbduJ.Jabbar ·watched rrom' the
bench u hi.s teamqiates pla,yed the Atl anta
Hawk.a Sunday night. Jabbar sat out the
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game with a strained ankle tendon, and he
is scheduled to do the same tonl1hl when
the Laker.$ play the Tratlblasers In
Portland.
Dwight Anderson's 23 points
led USC past Oral. Roberts
Monday. night. See page C2.
o.lty ........... .,~~
SKATING STAR -Ma ria Causey of Irvine . 16, is headed for
fi~ure s kating s ta rdom .
Chargersthin~g
Super Bowl now
Win over Oakland boosts confidence
SAN DIEGO <AP> -The San
Diego Chargers ... bristling with
confide.nee after winning a
battle that seemed lost, are
a 1 ready m a pping the big
assault.
"We've got the soldiers. Just
take us to the beachhead,"
growled lough·minded John
Woodcock, a derensive star in
San Diego's do·or·die 23·10
National Football League
vi c tory over the Oakland
Raiders Monday night.
The playoff·clinching victory,
made possible whe n Chicago
upended AFC West leader
Denver 35-2.4 on Sunday, bas San
Diego, lo-6, t.binlring Super Bowl
after claiming a third
consecutive AFC West title.
IN FACT, Hank Bauer, San
Diego's gtmg·ho special teams
leader, sees a lot of the 1980
Raiders in the 1981 Chargers,
who were 6-S five weeks ago.
"Thia team has really come
together now. There ls a
closeness, a unity. It sort of
reminds me of Oakland last
year," said Bauer, referring to
Raiders' storybook finish.
Oakland overcame a dismal
start to become the first
wild card team ever to win the
Super Bowl.
QuUUrback Dan Fouts, who
set three all·time NFL passing
reconb in the victory despite a
season-low total of 222 yards
passm,, lauded the Char1ers'
much-maligned delenae.
"They've been bad·mouthed
all year ... but they played
their hearts out," sald Fouts,
whole only TD pus of the same,
a 20-yard strike to Charley
Joiner, 1ave San Diego a 17·3
halftlme lead.
FOVT8 l1NISRED the HUOD
wltb MO completions tn tot
attempts for 4 ,802 yards, brealdnc the all-time marks he
set last )'QI'.
But lt w11 an electrlfyln1
28·Yard nm by rookie nmnlDI
back Jamel Broob who aot the
Cb ...... off to a 7.0 •tart.
"We needed that to 1et ua
fired up " aald Brooks, wbo
broke five tackle• on tbe
apln-ft.lled llJrint.
Rolf Benirschlce. a Raider
reject four years ago, added
field goals of 24, 27 and 39 yards
lo put a s top. at least
temporarily, to Oakland's
Monday night dominance. Now
18·2· l in Monday night games, it
was the Raiders' first loss in
15 prime time outings, dating ,
back to 1974.
The loss saddled the Raiders,
1·9, with their first losing season
s ince 1964 and allowed San
Diego to become the first team
to sweep the tradition·rich
rivalry since 1965.
TO OFFSET their injuries and
San Diego's aerial firepower,
the Raiders deployed five
derensive backs much or the
game.
"If we threw the ball we'd be
playing into their bands,·' said
Chargers' Coach Don Coryell.
"By being more balanced, we
were able to throw the ball when
we bad to.''
The Raiders los t starting
quarterback Jim Plunkett to a
flu·lille ailment early in the
game, rorci.n, coach Tom Flores
lo go with Marc Wilson, who had
a badly sprained thumb.
San Diego won the AFC West
on the basis of bavlnt a better
inlradivision mark (6·2) than
Denver (S-3). The Cbar1ers'
next stop is Mia ml for a Jan. 2
date with the 11--4·1 AFC East
cbampiom.
FJ' YOVTH, 10,
RVNS TO TITLE
AMARILLO Texu -Eddie
Lavelle, 10, ~ Fountain Valley,
captured the AAU U.S. Junior
OlympAes national crou CCMltry
champlonsblp here Saturday
aad Jay :::::U,... ol eon.a
del Mar ,,. MCGlld.
Lavelle waa tlmed la 11:01.0
for tbe two-mile coun• wtth
Ll~t.urne ftalehlnl In ll:M.O. .,_.. coml*e fw tM
Oran11 County Blue Aa1el1 track cJub.
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Youngster receives
Hippie's signal
From AP dl9patcbe1
GRANO RAPIDS, Mich. -al
Nine-year-old Jeremy Snaralti didn't •• •
get bis wish ror a Lions' victory in
Sunday's Detroit-Tampa Bay National Football
League game. But the youngster, paraly1ed
from an auto accident, got a very special gin.
from Detroit quarterback Eric Hipple in the
game won by Tampa Bay 20-17.
After scoring a touchdown in the second
quarter, Hipple slammed tbe ball down and
leaped up with three fingers of one hand held
high in the air. And to make sure the signal was
delivered. Hipple ran toward the Detroit
sideline and again flas hed tbe signal before
returning to hold the ball for kicker Eddie
Murray's extra point attempt.
"Look it! Look it! .. exclaimed Jeremy's
father, Anthony, watching the game in his son's
hospital room with several other family
members. "He did it. He did it. He gave the
signal."
Hipple and tight end David Hill visited the
young boy last week in bis hospital room. Both
promised to give the signal for Jeremy if they
scored a touchdown.
J eremy, who has been paralyzed Crom the
neck down since being struck by a car Oct. 9.
~atched the game in a hospital chair.
Quote of the day
Entertainer BUI Cosby, recalling his
s hort-lived boxing career. "Yeah, I boxed
for about one minute . I retired undefeated.
l was l·O."
Patriots get first draft pick
The New England Patriots may
have finished last in their division,
but that lowly position isn't without
its benefits. By losing to Baltimore Sunday. the
Patriots earned the top pick in the college draft
April Z7. Both teams had 2·14 records, but the
Patriots get the top selection because it had a
we aker schedule . . . Iowa got off to a rocky
s tart Monday in its preparation for the 68th
Rose Bowl. An angry Coach Haden Fry s aid the
Hawkeyes' first practice session at Citrus
College was "the worst workout I've ever
seen ." Fry was so upset he ordered his team
back onto the fi eld for another workout after the
player s met with the news media ...
Me anwhile, a t R a m s Park where the
Washington Huskies are working out, Coach
Don James was pleased with his team's first
outing ... Atlanta General Manager EdclJe
LeBaron says he has given no thought to
replacing Coach Leeman Beaodt or defensive
coordinator Jerry GlanvUle . . . Bart Starr's
fate, on the other hand, was postponed following
a two hour meeting of the Green Bay Packers!
44-member board of directors. Starr's fate will
probably be determined before the end of the
season by the NFL c lub's seven-member
executive committee ... New England Coach
Ron Erhardt met with his boss. too. but nothing
was decided.
A"W ........
SCALING SCOREBOARD -Minnesot a
Vikings fa ns c limb the scor e board
Sunday after the Chie fs · Vikings game to
ga ther s ouve n irs of Metro po litan
St a dium since it was the last sporting
event to be played there. The Vikings
a nd Twins will move to a new domed
st adium for the 1982 seasons.
KC's Jones suffers neck injury
Pitcher Mike Jones of the Kansas •
City Royals was hos pitalized Monday
with a severe neck injury after his
car crashed into a tree. Poli ce charged Jones
with driving while intoxicated . A team
s pokesman in Kansas City sajd that J ones
suffered a dislocation between the fourth and
fifth verte brae . J o n es was lis t e d i n
"Satisfactory condition" Monday nig,!lt ... A
mile showdown of the world's two premier
middle-distance runners, Sebastian Coe and
Steve Ovett, h as been booked fo r ne xt
September at the University of Oregon ...
Veteran first basem an WUlle Stargell of the
Pittsburgh Pirates informed the organization he
would return for another season ... Forward
Bernard King of the Golden State Warriors has
been named the NBA's Player of the Week.
Television. radio
Following a re the top sports events on TV
tonight. Ratings are : ' , . • excellent : • " •
worth watching ; •• fair; ~ forget it.
7:20 p.m., Channel~ ./ ./ ./
NBA BASKETBALL : Lal<ers al Portland. Announcers : Ch ick Hea rn a nd Kei t h Erickson.
Despite the loss of Mitch Kupchak and the
absence of Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, the Lakers won
Sunday night over Atlanta. The Lal<ers hold a
2•12-game lead over Seattle and a re 41/1 games in
front of the Trail Blazers.
RADIO
Basketball Long Beach State at San Diego
State. 7:35 p.m .. KLO N <88 FM>; Lal<ers at Portland. 7:20 p.m .. KLAC (570). Hockey -Kings
at Colorado, 6: 20 p.m .. K PRZ ( 1150).
Dwight's delight
USC guard scores 23 as Trojans win
t'rom AP dllpakbes
LOS ANGELES -Guard Dwight Anderson
:scored 23 Points Monday nlaht, leadina Southern
Culafornia to 8 95.75 non-confe rence college
basketball victory ove r vlsitina Oral Roberu.
F reshman center Ken Johnson and forward
Mo Willia ms added 20 ·points apiece for the
Trojans, who Cl(ploded in the second half after the
contest was tied 42·all at the intermission.
Freshman forward Wayne Carlander, an
Ocean View High product. contributed 12 points for
Southern Cal. which raised Its record to 4·2.
Wiiiiams, J ohnson and Car lander pulled down
seven rebounds upiece to lead the Trojans In that
depa rtment.
Forward Reggie Clement paced Oral Roberts,
which fell to 6-3, with 17 points and six rebounds
Forward Lester Gill added 15 points to the T itans,
who played without starling center Mark Acres.
who is sidelined because of an ankle inJury .
The firs t half was close throughout. The
Trojans took the lead for good by scoring 10 or the
first 12 points in the second half. Oral Roberts got
as close as two points on two·oc:casions early in the
second hair before Southern Cal pulled away.
Portland 63, Cal St. Fullerton 62
Guard Moby Oliver fired in a ~-fool jump shot
with four seconds remaining, giving the University
of Portland a 63·62 non-conference victory over Cal
State Fullerton.
Fullerton had taken a 62-61 advantage with
nine seconds to go on a free throw by David
Gilreath.
Gilreath missed his second attempt from the
foul line. Portla nd got the rebound and Oliver
quic kly dr ibbl e d d ownc ourt and h it his
game-winning shot.
Guard Jose Slaughter paced tbe Pilots. who
are now 6-3, with 21 points. Oliver was the only
other Portland player to score in double figures,
finishing with 10 points.
Guard Leon Wood paced Fullerton, which fell
to 4-5, with 20 points and a game·high five assists.
Guard Ricky Mixon and center George Hawthorne
added 18 and 15 points, respectively, for the
Titans . Freshman forward Tony Neal of Fullerton
pulled down a game-high ni ne rebound~.
Texas Tech 83, Long Beach St. 71
LONG BEACH -Guard Jeff Taylor scored 24
points, leadmg visiting Texas Tech to an 83·71
non-conference victory over Long Beach State.
Center Clarence Swannegan added 19 points
fo r the Red Raiders, who raised their record to 7·1.
Forward Joe Washington had 11 points and guard
Steve Smith and forward Vince Taylor contributed
10 points apiece for Texas Tech. Vince Taylor led
the winners in rebounding with nine.
Center Dino Gregory paced Long Beach State,
which fell to 2·4. with 22 points. Forward Ray
Mosby added 17 points and puJled down eight
rebounds for the 49ers .
Texas Tech took the lead for good after some
five minutes of play and held a 40-32 halftime
advantage. The 49ers didn't threaten after that.
The Red Raiders led by as many as Z7 points in the
second half
N. Illinois 67, Pacific 65
STOCKTON -Northern Illinois came from 14
points behind in the second half and got a pair of
clinching Cree throws by Leonard Hayes to defeat
P acific, 67-65, in non-conference contest.
The Hus kies utilized a full-court press in
outscoring the Tigers 23·9 to tie the game at 57
with 4·06 to play.
Hayes gave Northern Illinois a 67-63 lead with
seven seconds left as he made both ends of a
one.and-0nc free throw situation. Pactnc·s Rick
Poulscm made a lh>-ln at the buzzer for the flnaJ
ba11ket.
Washington 73, Phllllpa 4e
S EATILE -Center Kenny Lylet and 1uard
Alvin Vaugtm combl.oed for l1 Polnta l.n the aecood
ha lf as the University of WubJnttoo Hualdea
pulled away to defeat the Philllps University
Haymakers. 73-46 in non-conference action.
The Huskies. who picked up their alxth wln ln
eight starts, led the visitors Crom Enid, Okla.,
30-24. a l halrtlme befor e turning on a stiff
defensive effort that shut down the Haymakers'
offense through the first 10 minutes of the second
half.
Nevada-Reno 93, Loyola-Marymount 15
RENO Center Greg Palm scored 21 points
a n d p ulled down 15 rebo und s, le ading
Nevad a-Reno to a 93·85 vict ory over Loyola
Marymount in the first round of the Wolf Pack
Classic
T he host Wolf Pack never trailed after running
off eight Straight points, six of lhem by James
Fontenet. to take a 28-21 lead midway through the
first half.
Ken Green added 18 Points for Nevada-Reno,
and Fontenet had 16.
UNLV 66, Stetson 59
LAS VEGAS -For ward Larry Ande rson
scored 20 points Monday night. leading host
Nevada-Las Vegas to a 66·59 victory over Stetson
University in a fi rst ·round game of the Rebel
Roundup tournament.
Earlier . forward Jacques Tuz, a Corona del
Mar High graduate, scored 14 points and grabbed
eight rebounds, pacing Colorado to a S8·S2 triumph
over Id aho State in the tourname nt's other
first-round game.
Anderson was the onl y UNLV player to score
1n double figures . Point guard Danny Tarkanian
had nine points and a game·high nine assists. The
Rebels are now 5·3.
Kansas St. 62, Minnesota 52
MANHATTAN. Kan. -Ed Nealy scored 22
points and grabbed 10 rebounds to lead Kansas
State to a 62·52 come.from-behind upset win over
No 8 Minnesota Nealy combined with forward
Randy Reed for 30 poi nts in the second half as the
Wildcats erased a 28-25 half.time deficit with a
tight man.to-man defense and effective use of a
four-corner offense. Kansas State went to the
sp re ad offense at the 13·minute m ark, while
holding a 37.34 lead From there. the Wildcats used
their quickness Lo get easy layups and draw fouls
down the stretch.
Basketball scores
Colleqe w .. 1
USC 0 , Oral ROC.ra IS
Portland 6J, Cal St "u"t'1on t2
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Tourney gets. new sponsor; Crosby Southern set for Irvine CQast CC, Jan. 28-29 E"anc .. 76, eon.nu ILVI ..
Lu v._ 0-rr•• s.. M•ttt 0.1 "
Dinah Shore is like a child with a new toy
these days after Nabisco rescued the Dinah Shore
Winner's Circle LPGA tourney.
"To say I'm excited is an understatement,"
she said recently. "Nabisco is dedicated to the
construction of and pure enjoyment of food and
that s uits me fine.
"That does n 't mean I want you to stop
brushing your teeth (Colgate was the previous
sponsor). I just don't care what brand you brush
with anymore.··
Nancy Lopez-Melton. appears slim and trim
for the 1982 campaign and ready to return as the
queen of the tour.
"My father once told me that if I put on 10
pounds, I would get 10 more yards down the
fairway with my drives. I got up to 170 and he told
me to stop."
The Mission Hills CC tournament (April 1·4)
was on the verge of being lost to the LPGA and
Nancy was one of those who felt it would be a sad
situation. She's the defending champion in the
event but unlike the Women's Kemper Open that
left Mesa Verde CC for Hawaii, it was a case of
losing a sponsor and the event. In the Kemper
situation, the sponsor looked for greener pastures
and feels he has found them half-way across the
Pacific.
At any rate, Lopez-Melt.on is another of lboee
who feels the loss of the Mesa Verde CC course is a
shame and would like to see another event staged
there in the future.
• • •
WHEN YOU llEAD DOWN the list of top
money winners on the TPA (Tournament Players
Association) tour each year, do you ever wonder at
bow many of them played ln Oranae County in
From Page C1
UC IRVINE. • •
by Ule coach~ waa unavailable at lbe Ume of this
report. They were No. 20 last week. • • • Next stop for the Anteaters ls the Milwaukee
Classic Mond_,. and Tuesday.
The Anteaters will open w1th Arliona State
Voaday with the wl.nner meeUnc the wlMer of
Marqueu.Eut.em Tennessee State Tuesday
''1bls II a bomecomlnt. ot sorta, for me and I
need to come up wttb 200 U~tta aomewbtte."
Joked lluUlcan, since be prepped ln nearby
Cbicato. "l hope some of my old rrienda th1t are
•till nferea ttl m' 1amea." * • •
W'hM.a dllfereace • 7ear makes:
Sald Jlulll1ao: "111 ori&lnal lnt9ftUoe for
pla11D1 bllek bere was 10 UCI NUld be ln 1
preat.lp lCIUmamem.. Now.• ll lurDa out, w. cao
win lhla lbln1 and I never dreamt tbll would
bappen.."
HOWARD L.
HANDY
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past years when they were among the "rabbits"
on the tour?
Irvine Coast Count ry Club president Woody
Smith keeps an accurate record of such things and
reveals that 17 of the top 60 money winners for 1981
have played in the Crosby Southern pro-am al that
site in past years.
The eighth annual Crosby Southern will be
played at lrvine Coast CC Jan. 2S-29 to conclude a
week of festivities under the sponsors hip of the SS2
Club, a support group for Hoag Memorial Hospital
in Newport Beach.
Gil Morgan heads the list of winners this past
year among those who played in the Crosby
Southern in other years. He finished lath and won
$171 ,184, making him exempt for next year's
Monday qualifying.
Others who topped the $100,000 mark include
Fuzzy Zoeller (19th, $151 ,571); Keith Fergus (21st,
$1 50 ,792); Lon Hinkle (22nd, Sl4',307); Tom
Purtzer (27th. $122,812); Peter Oosterbuls (28th,
$11 5,862); and Ed Fiori (36th, $10S,S10).
WfDLE HE MA V NOT have started fast,
Oosterhuta had an exceptional year after he got his
ga me together. Crosby Southern officials like to
think their tournament helped him straighten It
out. At any rate, Oosterhuls played at Irvine Coast
CC In January this year. then proceeded to move
into 28th place on the money list.
Others who made the top 80 .include Tommy
Valentine. D. A. Weibrlnt. Dan Halldorson. Peter
Jacobson, Frank Conner, Grea Powers, Tom
J enkins, Mark Lye, Don Pooley and Vince
Haefner.
"Since the Crosby Southern started In 1975.
we've been privileged to get to see and know some
of the players who now are on our TV sc~ns each
weekend durln1 'the colf seuon, · • this year'•
chair man Gene Baum says.
Tho purse for the 1182 event is $2$,000 with 72
pros filling the field alon• wttb a like number of
amateur partners.
Bob Pohst of Santa Ana CC and Kenny Balter
of Ironwood CC have played ln air aeveo previous
event.a and are alped to play in 1982. • • • FOR THOSE WHO FOLLOW tbe LPGA
closely and have beeom• aC'CQltomed to a~
the Women'• Kemper Open at 11•• Vtnht CC In
Costa Mesa, lhe cloee.t t.ournameat U'1t yur wUI
be the Olympla Gold Claulo at lacl\111ry Rllll
March ll·l4A ThiJ oae wu rained out after two
rounds lut year.
Then there'• the Dl11ah Shon lnvU,atioaal at
Mtulon Hills OC ln Rancho Mlra.te Apr1.l 1-4 and
tho JU Scot~b pro-am lo Lu Ve1u at tbe Deaut
Inn Marcll 18-21.
WIKomln •S," ·-· 6J E .. I Otherwise. you'll have to t.ravel to Arizona,
Ha waij or Florida for the early tournaments on the
LPGA tour in 1982. SI 8-..-tu.._ ~. MO E Sllore ..
• • •
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WEDGE SHOTS -Howard Cosell's Day with
the All-Americans tournament will be held at
Mission Hills Country Club Tuesday, Jan. 12
. Brutt Uetzke, the defending champion of the
San Diego Open, will be on hand again on Jan.
27·31 at Torrey Pines to defend his crown.
SI. P•lers 109, St Fr•nc", Pe U
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Aul>um 104, Clllco SI .i
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LSU 11. Tnas·EI Peto S•
MIOCllt T...,. 61, S.mfo.d 6J Coll
Murray St t7 Ferri• SI 60
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Western Division
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San Fran. 13 3 0 357 250
Atlanta 7 9 0 426 355
Rams 6 10 0 303 351
New Orleans 4 12 0 207 378
Eastern Division
Dallas 12 4 0 367 277
Phila. 10 6 0 368 221
NY GianL'I 9 7 0 295 257
Washington 8 8 0 J.47 349
St. Louis 7 9 0 315 408
Central Division
Tampa Bay 9 7 0 315 268
Detroit 8 8 0 397 322
Green Bay 8 8 0 324 361
Minnesota 7 9 0 325 369
Chicago 6 10 0 2S3 32t
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Denver 10 6 0 321 289
San Diego 10 6 0 478 390
Kansas City 9 7 0 343 290
Oakland 7 9 0 273 343
Seattle 6 10 0 322 388
Eastern Division
Miami 11 4 1 345 275
NY J ets 10 5 1 355 287
Buffalo 10 6 0 311 276
Baltimore 2 14 0 259 533
New F:ngland 2 14 0 322 370
Central Divlslo•
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Pittsburgh 8 8 0 356 297
Houston 7 9 0 281 355
Cleveland 5 11 0 276 375
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Tuesday. Oocomber 22, 1981 c a
Anteaters, Chargers and Oilers post victories
lJ(; lrvlM'8 women's buketbaJI leam finally
got back on the wlnnio1 track Monday nJ1ht as the
Anteaters posted a 71 ·H decision over the
University of Paclnc durtnc second round play of
the UC lrvtne Toumamettl at Crawford Hall.
Hamilton (14 polnu) and Sue Randall (10). or the first quarter. and settled for a 29 17 mar1ln
ut the hall before putting the Charaera away for
good during the flnal two periods.
tonight's (8·30> other championship semifinal
contest agaw11t host Cypreas. The con.,olatlon semifinal victory moved UCJ
Into today's consolatlon championship contest
WOMEN
Buckles also added nlnc rebounds Lo ber point
total, while Betty Mendon added 12 polnta and 13
rebounds and Kerri Curr chipl)4.'d In 11 points.
MIHlon Vle10 5e, Marina 50
In other acUon, Sunset Lea1ue rivals
Huntington Beach aad Edl1on reached the
semlrtnals of the Cypteea Tournament, while a
stubborn Mission Vl•Jo squad tumed back Marina.
Here's what happened: against Eastern Washington, a 72·~ victor over
USn.J.
The Oilers will play Mlaslon Viejo tonlaht
< 6 · 45) at Cypress Uigh School In one of the
championship semifinal contesu.
The Diab os ran their record to ao unbleml1hed
7 O us they took command early a1aloat the
Viklng:s and never allowed their opponent to catch
up
The Vikings, s 4, trailed 20·9 at lhe end or the
rlrst quarte r and eventu&ally reduced that deficit to
31 ·23 at the half Dul that's as close aa they would
come W'ltil the closlnlJ moments of the contest. UC trvlne 71, Pectffc It
Sophomore Dorothy Lewts scored 22 or ber
eame-hlgh 30 point.a ln the second half as the
Anteaters took care of the T11er11 to post only their
third win in 11 ouH011.
Huntington Beach 52, El Toro 33
Edleon 57, FoothlU 40
The Chargers had no problem ln this one as
they built a 36·15 halftime lead and then coasted
from there.
Lewis was supported by teammates Katherine
The Oilers Improved their season record to 4.i
as Tammy Buckets scored a game·high 17 points
to lead the rout In the championship bracket or the
Cypress Tournament.
Senior Tina DenHeyer led her teammates with
19 points. Shelly Trepl, a Junior, added 16.
The victory advanced the Chargers, 5· I, Into
Forwa rd Mary Madhcan led Miaslon Viejo
with 17 points.
Senior center Yvette Howard and junior auard
Stindy Corbett paced the Viklngs by scorinR 16 and
14 pomts, respectively The Oilers grabbed a six-point lead at the end
;Ediso1t:'s Chang tops
area scoring at 24.3
By ROGER CARLSON
Of -o.lty '1tlle , ....
Edison High's Richard Chang, the
most valuable player at the recent
San Dimas Tournament of
Champions , is the Orange Coast
area's scoring leader in high school
basketball after three weeks of
tournament and non-leaeue action.
Chang, who has scored in the 20s in
ea ch of his eight starts, leads the
area with a 24.3 scoring average.
Others averagin1 in the 20s include
6-9~ Jim Usevitch of Ocean View
and Laguna Beach's Neil Riddell. a
6·1 senior.
Usevitch has a 22.0 avera1e in 11
starts and Riddell bas averaged 21.4
points per start th.rough 10 games.
F ountain Valley High 's Jeff
Hug hes, a returning All -Sunset
t·ca gue performer, has the higti
individual game to date, with bis
33-point effort against Ocean View.
Also scoring in the 30s is 6·7 junior
Ry ron Ball or Newport Harbor, who
tallied 31 against Capistrano Valley
and Usevitch, who scored 30 against
Serra.
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Bergt must step down
Alaska Eagle forced to find. new skipper
LOS ANGELES -Alaska Eagle
owner-skipper Neil Bergt, recently
named chairman and chief executive
officer of Western Airlines, bas
announced that, due to his new
responsibilities. he will be unable to
continue skippering Alaska Eagle in
the Whitbread Around the World
race.
··It is one of my life's biggest
dis appointments that I will be unable
to finis h the Whitbread race. 1
entered the race fully expecting to
participate in its entirety, but with
this new venture, 1 am committed Lo
remaining in the U.S.," said Bergt
from Western's corporate offices.
"Nonetheless." Bergt continued,
"Alaska Eagle is still my boat, my
entry, and as such, she has my run
rinancial and emotional support. At
t he outset or the project, I promised
Mike Farley <AJaska Eagle project
manager> that should my business
purs uits prevent me from finishing
t he race. I would still commit full
financial responsibility . That
promise. or course, has not altered.
· · 1 have every confidence that
Alas ka Eagle will improve her
position (currently eighth overall) by
race end. She bas a crew or excellent
sailors guiding her, as well as the
tested leadership abilities of Farley
and Skip Novak."
Bergt will also con tinue to
command operations of his $160
million company, Anchorage-based
Alaska International Industries,
sponsor of the AJaska Eagle,
Bergt indicated that Farley, as
project manager, will direct overall
operations aboard Alaska Eagle for
the remainder or the race, while
Novak will function as acting skipper
(sailing master).
··I take great pride in being the
firs t American to enter an American
yacht in the Whitbread Around the
World R ace, which is without
question. the toughest saiUng contest
-oossiblv the tou1thest event or any
Boat show
scheduled
kind -in the world," said Bergt.
··J'd like to emphasize that the race
isn 't over yet, and while I won't be
aboard the rest of the way, Alaska
Eagle will still be competing. givlng
it her best shot. I hope all Alaska
Eagle followers will continue to
support her with their interest and
enthusiasm, as I will, in her race
around the world," said Bergt.
DRYC to hold
• race se1D1nar
in January
S ailbo at rac ers and race
committee people are urged to attend
an a ll -day race management
seminar to be held Jan. 9 at Del Rey
Yacht Club, Marina del Rey.
The event is co·sponsored by the
So uthe rn California Yachting
As sociation <SCYA > and the
Association of Santa Monica Bay
Yacht Clubs. The session opens at 9
a.m .
The morning session will feature a
panel of experienced race officers,
including Mort Bloom of DRYC as
moderator. Other panelists are J im
Foyer. California Yacht Club;
Warner Kimball. Pacific Mariners
Yacht Club; Peggy Redler, ORYC
and Steve Curran, CYC.
The seminar will be repeated at
four other locations in Southern
California and will be used by the
United States Yacht Racing Union as
a measuring stick for a national
program that is being considered.
Ad mission is free. Anyone
interested In sailboat racing may
attend. Phone• (213) 823·4664 for
reservations.
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MARIA CAUSEY. • •
the Olympic team is chosen with
seniority as the first criterion.
"I knocked out one of the girls
who was on the international
touring team last year a l the
competition last week, so I have
to feel good about that,'' says
Causey. "Right now. I'm just
trying to get the whole thing
together. I don't think I have
any particular strong or weak
points now. And I don't have any
idols either. I try to pick up little
things from all the best skaters.
"Ulce say, Dorothy Hamill, I
liked her spunk. And Peggy
Fleming, I liked her style. And
Linda Fratianne, I liked her
jumps."
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about six hours a day, six days a
week. In addition, she goes to a
gym ln Tustin four times a week
for conditioning with weights
and for noor exercises.
"The attrition rate ln skating
is tremendous," says Mr.
Causey. "It's a demanding sport
ln bath skill and determination.
It . requires total dedication of
Rams' schedule set
The Ram1, comln1 on their
wont season in more than U
yean with a e-10 record, don't
appe.ar to have thlncs any easier
nut yur ., the team'• im
ubeclW. wu announced.
8e1lde1 tbe normal
bome·aad-away 1amea with
Atlanta, San Prudaco and New 0ra. ... the rat ol lh• RalDI'
1cHdule .... followa:
Home -New York Glum, Detrol~. Cblca10. Denver, s .... \;ft,. au.t -San Dleao, Oaklad,
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b oth t he competitor a n d
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de dicated individual. "She 's
very determined,·· says he r
father. "I remember when she
was 12, she told me she would be
doing triples (jumps) by the
time she was 13. And she did."
She's a lso multi-talented .
Maria inde ed e njoys the
spotlight. She's a former child
commercial actress, having
done three cereal commercials
and one for a gam es company.
She still has illusions of some
day becoming an actress. That
is , after her skatJpg career has
ended.
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professionally like her mother
did for the Ice Capades, when
she's through competing. After
that, if acting doesn't work out,
she would like to go back to
school to study either journalism
or law.
Though she doesn "t. admit to
having a favorite or bell event,
her father says Maria '1 strenitb
11 In her compulsory fiaure
progra m (as opposed to the
short and long programs>.
·'She has the reputation or
having the beat compulsory
flfures ln the naUoo," be ta)'I.
.. alftY' Uke to bear how she'1
done after the tint event (which
11 the COIJ'pullori•>. I U1ully
know bow tbe lamb Uee then.''
"J like to fO for style," Karia
HYI, "and to put a lot tA fMliDI
Into what I'm dolna. I hate to
watch rnyaell skate on film thouCIL J aJw111 ... m,J faults.
MJ mother uaed to brlAI a
Ttdeotape recordeJ' to practlee.
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LOS ANGELES (AP> -
Southern Cal Coach J ohn
Robinson has a rather simple
m ast.er plan for the Trojans' trip
to Arizona to meet Penn State in
the Fiesta Bowl on New Year's
Day.
'Tm convinced that the game
is for fun," Robinson s ald
Monday. "We're going to work
bard, but make sure the team
has a lot of time off to have a
good time. We've been fortunate
in bowl games so far and we
think that's the way to fo.
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players eat well," Robinson
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the coaching staff like to eat.·'
The eigbth·ranked Trojans
and No. 1 Nittanr uons, both 9'-2
during the regular seuon, wUI
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Bowl -a 14·3 Southern Cal
victory.
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bowl sames. Under Robint00,
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post·season play. 1.ndudlq three
Rote Bowl vtetort• and OD•
triumph In the BluebonMt Bowl.
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record with Joe Paterno at the
he.Im, includlni a 3l·lt Yieklry
over Ohio Sta{e ln tut yur'1
Flata Bowl.
••Joe Paterno'• f~ball l1 ~· footbeJ.1:· Mid Roblman. ''Meeting a team like P9an Stat. ii a true test. ••
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From Page C1
KUSH • • •
look lnto every coach who ia
hired.''
''I've not done anythine that I
am embarrused about," KU5h
uad.
"YES, l'M not gotna to slal) a
guy'a headgear," be added 1ln
refe rence to the incide nt at
Arizona State.
Kush deni~ he was a tough
coach but vowed lo rebuild t.h~
hapless Colt!! by instilling a
winning atUtude with discipline
and hard workouts.
"I am going to work them
hard, they've going to run, they
are goi n g to do th e
funda mentals," Kush said.
McCormack's dismissal cam~
on the heels of Baltimore's 23·21
victory over New England In the
~eason fi nale, which snapped a
14-game losing streak.
"I TIONK I've been tabbed by
the media as a tough football
coach, I don't think I'm any
diffe rent than any high school,
college or pr o coach going
through the fundamentals of the
game," Kush said.
Kush, who this year led the
Hamilton Tiger-Cats to an 11-4 1
record in the Canadian Football ~
League, was crit icized by ~
players for his tough training
methods. The complaints ended
a ft er sever a l player s were
t r a d ed a nd the Tiger ·Cats
clinched the Eastern Conference
title six weeks before the season
ended.
"When I got there I felt I had
to change their attitude," Kush
said. "Attitude, I think, is a very
significant factor. They all have
to be thinking the same line.
"IF YOU have that burn111g
desire to win. the win will take
care or itself." he added
Ku s h said he wa s n o t
discouraged by the Colts' dismal
record. "I don't think there's a
great deal of difference 1n the
NFL between one club and
another.
"l t.hmk a team may be down
but you can bring 1t back
There's no magic to it It takes a
lot of hard work "
Clemson has
its own soda
CHERAW, SC. <AP) -The
top-r anked Clemson University
football team's favorite color is
orange and the team is headed
for the Orange Bowl on New
Ye ar's Day. So, what could tx>
m or e na tural than Clemson
Orange Soda?
The carbonated drink comes
in a distinctive orange can and
commemorates the Tigers' 11 -0
season. It has a purple tiger paw
em blazoned on it and side panels
heralding Clemson's winn ing
season and the Orange Bowl bid
The school's colors are orange
and purple.
T iger punter Dale Hatcher or
Cheraw was handed the first
six-pack of Clemson Orange
Soda b y T o m Hiles , vi ce
president and general manager
of Carolina Canners. a regional
Pepsi-Cola distributor based 1n
this rural town .
The soft drink went on salt-
a round the stale Monday.
Hiles said his firm will put out
t he po p ''until peop le stop
buying it. U they win the Orange
Bowl, there's no telling how
muc h we'll have to make."
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College f oothall
will continue on
war "'C'TmCIUI IUllNIU IUll'HI• CIOUlllf W Uu1110a•1• '~M ht!NI.. N..... 1__.~ rtllfnH
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. CAP > -The
Collete Football Aasocaation hu loet
Ila battle wtth the NCAA, but nol Ill
war. The war wtu 10 on.
It la more a conruct of ldeolo(iea
lhan acrooyms. The announcement
• tbla week that the CFA had failed to
deliver enou.1h schools to have its
own lelevialon contract with NBC did
nothini to change that. -
Neither did It disturb the economic
and technological forces that lie at
the heart of the struggle. They still
are bearing down on the future of
, . colle&iate athletics like runaway
locomotives.
There s till is inflation . For
example, the cost of equipping a
football player has risen about 15
percent per y ear the pas t five years,
accordin1 to various estimates, with
no relief In sight.
".And just as inflation arrived, so
.·did w omen s a thletics, and a
brand-new set of expenses," noted
one official. Of course, there also are
significant, continuing jumps in
travel, recruiting and scholarship
costs . •
It would seem that if anybody
could weather this fiscal onslau1ht, it
would be Okla homa. Yet , Coach
Barry Switzer says the Sooners'
athletic d epartment finis hed last
year $400,000 in the r~.
But just as the financial crunch
threatens to turn into a crisis, there
appears o n the not-too-dis tant
horizon a source of new riches -
c able and subscription television.
And here is whe re the NCAA's
philosoph y o f "a family of
intercollegiat e athletics" runs afoul
of many of its most affluent cousins.
The viewers and cable companies
who will be willing to pay millions for
college rootbaJI entertainment a re
interested only in a s mall percentage
of the NCAA's 753 m e mbers.
If the C FA's attempt at getting a
separate network pac kage beginning
next year with NBC had been
s uccessful, this would have paved the
BUTH 1mc11
way for even 1reat.er autonol'I\)' when
the television aooae be1lna layln1
those &olden •H•.
The reason the CFA faUed to take
control or television rl1hu may not
have been the fear of NCAA
probation or expul1lon aa much u
t h e f ear o r a breakdown lrt
centralized control o f televl1lon
righ ts. Unde r t he NCAA plan,
Purdue, for example, does not have
to worry about it.a colossal neighbor
Notre Dame coming Into town every
Saturda y on a cable h ookup.
Similarly, Oklahoma State needn't
making all it.a 11mea avai.llble to
anyone in lhe state with a television.
Yet, one CF A zealot poses this
question:
"OK. it's over for now. But what do
you think is goln1 to happen in a few
year s when some super-station says
to Oklahoma, Texas. Notre Dame
a nd Penn State, "I 'm putting
togethe r a cable network with you
guys and about 25 others and l'U pay
you $10 million a year apiece.• What
do you think the big guys are going t o
do? Say, 'Aw, shucks, I'd like to, but
the NCAA s a ys I can't.· They're
going to say, 'Let's gel cracking.··
For now, the NCAA says it can't
and the NCAA has made it slick. But
Okla hom a and Geor gia have vowed
to continue a suit in federal court in
Oklahoma City c h a llenging the
NCAA on this point in an anti-trus t
action _ Th e NCAA has a near-perfect
batting aver age in litigation, but
CF A lawyers insist there neve.r has
been one like this . And they may be
right.
In many aways, the CFA has
strengthened its position, e ven
though it lost the battle. Charles
Neinas, when he resigned as Big
Eight commissioner 20 months ago to
become CFA executive director, said
the group's first order or business
was to establish itsetr "as a viable
organization."
lt certainly h as done that.
O•vle C. O<t«•ll•. 17'H lilo<t At.....,, Jll., ~ 00411 I 11Vtuffl " rt • ---· .... " ,..,.. ~ •-,_ ._ iiaMI -...,. .,.."" a.tdl.CA '2MO. v, 1M11tt1.. 1 '"'.:..::-',,... 11 <_,.,. .., M T o • I I h t I r s Httr "<~ In ..,.. • Ill ..,
Tiii• _,_, '' ~, .. w.,. CAN~=:,_. 11411• Ml,,,1na ,.,_ btntflclu les, c reditors =-~~==:.= •nt1M•ve~111e1c. QvMtr• ff'NU• , • ...,. ._..., ni. c!':::, =-: i-:n::.~, ': and contingent creditors of wttlllll ••_...f,...._M .. w• T111t ... ..-wet 111 .. 11111" u. _,-. .., ... _._..,. ...... 0e<em11Wtt, t•• Oon•ld Melvin Fox and noctc.tf., ... _,...., c_,, c1.,... 01 Or.,... C-IY •n .,_ ..... ...,. ..... -,...... ,.,,... pe r sons who m ay be Tllu • .....,,., 1' "·'•·" .. •1 __ ._ » -............. .. .......... ,. ~1·~ Or-,.~ .. ~-•1 "11M O.C.,,..., 1 •• "'1, Md .ttl IMr-Mav • 1•1. '""u .,,.._ -·· -w .,.. u---... ._ ..,.. ' otherwise Interested I" t .. • ·-·1 -.. ~ .._____.. ,~...,., tllvoll"'9d °'"""' eo.11 O.lly ftllot, ...._, Oa<. u, 2', 1•1, Jiii. '• n, 1m W11-tl 11 -•-__,. -
0e< 1, a. 1s. tt. ••• u..,1 11 ~ .. .., • -u. -'<• .. .,. wll 1 and/or estate: v1111 ,..., "" -.. ...,. .. -·
-----------·•"'-" 1n .... .....ttff.,...-..... • W -A petition has been tiled = =:i:.,::.:~= w Illa ••• , .... ,.,., .. IMI YOllf wrlntll -·-by Jeane A. Fox In the Wt,.,-.... ""'_.... ...... ------------1,..:v~.:i":.:.':"::.:1':!:'"2"':' tUTHIHT o,. WITNouwu Superior Court of Orange ......
•1CT1nou1au11NHI .. _._.....,.. ._.., __.. u.. "•OM County request ing th•t ..:::.::-.. ~~ =:,: MAM&nAHMlllT ti• ... ,Mel•• ....... ••• u•. PA•TNaa1M1,. o,.1•AT1N o Jeane A. Fox be appointed..._ .. ,_.......,.-·,.,_,, Tll• followln9 •• ,..,. h dol"t....,..... .... • • ..... t.M II UNDall I 11u1111e11 es: .............. ...... "IC'TITIOUI au11NnJ NAM• as persona representative ...-.. 111a ...._..., •w.. .-.c.._.
Olll\/ING .. o. OISTAN CI, II u ......... lcl\er elCOll•.... ,.,. fol....,...,_.._ wltllfr-to administer the estate of :::~~-·~.:'::'·.~~":
1,,...0 Ademt. c.o.u. -. c.111orn•• "" ....... tNI --11. ~It u • t•n•r•I per1ner trom '"" Don a Id Me I 11 In Fox ' ...... '2.,.. lltcttlt '""'"'•l•,,..111•, lie ••t• P•rt11er1111, oper•ttno u11o•r tll• • f8ft <l .. vr• by lll•Yl"t Ill• e11Ur•
1.. H, $tlikl•llle1, IMl•O AClemt, Im-'·· Ill,...,._."'''"· •I """ fl<llllou1 bll1lneM neme ol II c H. •I Newport 8 eac h . c A _1 ........ w.,-<redlW. c.tt•Me1.,c;.111W111e ti.. •ltun•.....,wree111r-•'""'"· •U w. 1t111 '""'· Coat• Mue, (under the Independent Ta 111111 °"'""'-' -"'ldC Tl\I• ""''""" •• 'onO\lcltd ~ •n '· TO THIE 01,,l!NOANT. A clvll C•lllO•nl•t292J. Admlnls1rt1tlon of Estates '!!!.·~ .. !!!'_ .... -,.,." !!!."!.~'.!.~ ... ,";! lndlvl-1, com•l•l111 llu -n fllff ,., lllO ! Tlla llclltlou1 l>uslne u n•m• """ ·----•-.,.._..... • w ... L. HtY• IH•lnmt .....,.. .,.... 11 .,.., • ..,. " at•1"meM ..,.1"" H rVM<llllP ••• lllM Act). The petition is set for 111 ••ec-. * ...,, -. .-.
r111t '"11man' w•• """' w1111 '"" 1Mft1141 IN• •-"· .,., ....,.,, ·•-1onMn1. ••1111 t11a c-n1 <>ranee. hear Ing .In Dept No. 3 at :.""~:'10.c;::.!" w=~11!'::.' r,;: Covn1, Cieri< of 0te11oe c-•Y en '° ,..,. .,., 1111• """"*''II Mf'W4f Futt N•me •n• Addr•11 of '"• 700 Civic Center Drive 1111101111 .. ltr .. t, H11<laltde ... ~llti. Oeombaf'~ 1•1. tNI you, flit wltll INt ~l • "''"* P•r1011Wllllclf'-lng: W t S ,.m .. 1 """"'°•""'~•Int. u111e11.,... Ron.Id crela w1111.m1, •2'0 6 es , anta Ana, CA 92701 Ct1lf0fftlatf14J. Tei· nut Publlr.lled Ortn99 Co .. t Dally Piiat, Je IO,.,_ dlftlill wlll M eMO,... Oii Petff AICllt-. M-1"', C.ll!«nl• On December 30 1981 at II you ll•ve •ny 41118t110llt, yeu
Dec. I. u. n. 2', 1•1 S?tCMI .,.ik.U.. !If 1He111tl", -1111a c;ewrt 9*7 9 • 30 A M ' •11•111• <•ntect • 1••Y•' "' '"• ,,. • ., tfltff •I·-----~ .... ,~.., 1·1 R-·ro c w111•--• · · · ftovtrn.....,. _, ~kll ,..., ,..,,.
IN rellof .....-;;;. o;""' ~"'-Tiii• ll~ ... ·,II., o; • ,., IF YOU OBJECT to the ·--,.. -· otllkll CoOU1t1 ._it Ill .-mi-I of wltlllMOr4119 '-'tyC .. rt: • ' granting Of the petition, llememH r, YOU MAY LOSE .. .... _.,. o1,_,9'11r.-ny •• I ,.1•11., you shOuld either appear LEGAL 111~rs "' vou oo ..oT
"'CTITIOUl8UllNHS olll•~ ••tl•f r•4uuled In '"' PubllSlleel Or.,. C4ttl Dally PllOI, at the hearing and state TAKE ='l':i~'i:auu
I N-ESTATIMaNT <~fi•l[lno':J~·· ·-O.c.e,u.22.2'.1•1 S~l uour objection s or fife NOTICl!ISHERl!aVGl\/lN. T-Tlle followln11 person h do I no .. · --• -· .,. ' I b' i . "li"tt A,.,.,lc.M T"le C:..-Y of Lol 11u11ne11u. EIMllA..~1. MJC llTa wr tten o Ject ons with the A"'''" 1 urpor•llofl 11 du ly
1 T G~s ~~.:!~o. 15192 Myr1I• No ~~ ..... M Sc:llnWll court before the hearing. eppo1111ail Tru''" u11•;, en e11
• '!.JI n. Wlll'....!._Sou 1~ ..!....... . . IUPERIORCOU•TO,,CALll'ORNIA Your appearance may be lfl(llftlu Ond of Tru11 ••••• v-ve _.. lllwor'lll, -· .._..,. I b Fe.-u••V I , 1•. ••<vi" lly Vw Myrtle rto. l, Tu.tin, C•lllornl• 9hl0 Nek.AllO, llAMSllL Y. ••Tta•Nll & COUNTY 0,, OllANGI n Per S 0 n 0 r Y Y 0 U r Ow•ne L•fn end L• K Im Doane.
T1111 M IMu 11 conducted bv an :c:", 1 •--J~~~~ ~:v~Tt~ ~~;~ .... ,:: attorney. 11uitu11t1 •nd •If• •• Tru1tor, lftlllvldu•I. 1• Riii --CllenteofNeme I F Y 0 U ARE A 1" te vor of Cll erl•t O•vld 0-Qlt IN. Soutllwot1h ........ .._. C R E D I T O racor•ec1 2·1~ •• Instr-I' no Thlt t ... l_t w•s lllt<I willl the ,..O. ...... CAii NUM8Ell A·lllln R 0 r a l"4I In -'iJSOS ._ JOO OI County Cl•n of Oren .. County on ........ ~._ OllOEllT01"0WCAUSI '°" contingent Creditor Of the OfllCJ~I 11«.otOt 111 .,.;. Office .. ·,,,. O.um-•. 1 .. t. r .. : c ... ~MM CHANG I 0. NAMI d ..,. f II Or ,._~ "'"* Pvbll"*' Or .... Coeal Delly Plle4 JAMES 1.AFAYEnE FOXEN •ncl eceas~. you must e c-ty ......... of .,... ...-~ •. Pu1>llshed 0r.,. coett 0•11, Piiot, De<. tt, "· 1•1. Jet1. s, 12, 1t11 5.u>4i REECE FOXEN . .._, Gu9rdltfl 11n your claim with the court ;::::i::.:·,;:~~::C,i::=':c::'::
o.c 1 u n H '"' 5:13'·'1 lllOd • r»tlllOl'I in 11111 court '°' •n or p resent i t to the --1nc ...... 1 ~-o1 .. 1-oo 1,.., -' ' ' ' . orelar •llOWlntl peillloner 10 <lie-111• ,.,. .,.. ..-_.. -'"'" NU llTa n•m• 1rom JAMES LAFAYETTE personal r epresentative t>enetlel•I .,...'"' _ """ OHd of
STATEMalfTM AUl!IOOllMaNT
01' UH 0" "9CTITIOUI IWStNESI NAMI T ... lollowlno '*'°" NIS ebendontd Ille UM of the lk1111-blillnaU neme: CALIFORNIA CTC, llOI Wnt .. ., Av.nu•. Newp0'1 Be•'"• C•ll,....nl•
~ Tll• llctltlout butlnHt 11em• referred to -was lllecl In COl.l..Cv Ol'I AUQ>nl J, t•I. Oudl•Y F. Miiier, 1101 WKI lay Av•nut. N-Port Beech, Celllo•nl• '7..0. Tlll1 bull.-i W81 con<N<ted bf • llmltad ,..,,,.nhlp.
Ouclay F Miiier T;,11 ttel-1 WM fll.o Wllll I"" County Cl•rt. of Of•nge County 011
"'CTITIOUI IUSUtlSS NA.IWIE iTATEMENT Tiie lollowlne Dtr.ons ••• dolne 11u11nau es· THE CARO, IS32 S. Trotter, Sull• A, Sent• /VII, Celllornl• 97705 P•clllc A1soclello11 Ad,,.lnl•lr•lo•'t Inc., • Celllorn l• c..._•llan, ISJI s Tro«ar, s..41• A, s.nt. Ana. cellfooml• tt70S Tiii• llutlnnt It <onouclad bV • cor-Clt!Gft. PecNk Altotl•tlon ........... 1_.ators Inc GfetL.l,..n, ......,.
Tlllt ...._ wes l11eG •1111 '"" c_,,, C~ of Or•ftOe County on
Ooc•m-•, "'I. l'ln ...
No~. 30, 1•1 Publl.-OretlOI Coast O•llY Pllol, ,.161116 Dot<. I, IS, n. 1'. t•1 »U-tt
Publl"*' Ortft99 Oo.tll Delly Piiot,
Dec I, I 15, 22, 1 .. 1 SJ».tl
FOXEN lo JAMES McCLYMOMT appointed by the COUrt Trutl efld Ille oltll .. tlons M<wr ..
STAUFFER within four months from ~':.!..:..~ .. ,t.:::. "'1.=;-".11;...":c': !Y. ~ It Is .,.,...., ,,..,., .. ,,,., •II per-f I I --.,.._ 1nt•••t1ao In ,,,. met18f elore1eld the date of rst ssuance .,., ... 11 1n. 111a ot11i.-11on1 tor w11k11 •PP .. , De tore t111a court In of letter s as provided in tuc11 ~of Tnm 11 ucur111 ,,., !"••.,,_No l •t 1ooc1.1<eenter Section 700 of the Probate occurrM ln t11t1peymtn111 .. no1-1at1. Sent. An•, C.llfornle, on • • med• ot: TM lrlft•ll,,_ of prlflc:llMI
I nber lO, '"'· ., IO•lO o'clock Code of California. The •nd lnterul which b•c•m• .". .., ... -t'--"•'•-..ceuw. 11 time for filinq claims will No,,.m-u. 1•'· 1111411 •tt• <11¥ .. •ny ll•Y "'""· .,,... Mid 11e1111on tor not expire for four months •net •11 ..,._._, 1nsi.11f'Mft11 °' Cllanteof--ldnott>e 11r.,tad. f the d t f th prlftclpel •"d lntarul p1w1 ltt• I I It IU'111ff oroef'lld ,,,., • COPY Of r 0 "'.' a e 0 e <fler9H. Del"""*'' rMl KU.I• ...... 1111, oroer to-ttllM t>e pUl)jl....., hearing noticed above, 11 •ny. 0et1........,. Fire 111wrenc.e, 11
111 tM 0.11, Piiot. •newspaper o1 YOU MAY EXAMIN E 1n.,, tf'l•t 1>, ruton '""'"°'• '"• .. ner•I clrcu11111on, puOtl~ In 1111. the file kept by the court unden•oned. or•wnt ... nellcl•r, county et ... fl once • -k '°" '""' · wndtr tucll 0Hd of Trvtl. lies cOt1M<uc1 .. ~ orlor 10.,. do 01 If vou are Interested in the •-uteo -.,.., .. ,..,, 1o Mid du•• Mldllaerlno. estate, YOU may file a appol11t•d Trwlle•. • written
Oalad-r10, 1•1 e est 'th th t t O.Ctar•UGn ol Ot1tlilt -~ BllUCE w. SUMNER r QU. WI e co~r 0 for ,. ••• -........ " .. with wlcl JUOlltfof.,. receive special notice of Ni., eppe1n1ae1 Ti'\ltl•, SW<" ow. o1 5-rlor<:ourt the inventory of estate Trust enc1 •II ocx-u -.1-1,,.
Pu1>11s"•d Or•no• cou t 0•11' assets and of the petitions ••1'-_..,.., ""''""'· -"" Piiot. De< '· •. IS, :n. , .. , SUH• t d • llll<l•red --....... _..._ •II a cc o u n s an report s •um• _..,. .. '""'"' '"'"'"'"'-'' described in Section 1200 -...., "'..,....,. "" ---of the California Probate -. ,_.... ~ '° ,_,... '""' '11CTITIOUS aUllNH.S NAMalTATllMl:NT N...a C d propert., 10 e. Mltd to utltlf IN o e. *""'-~UAd!Nr.ey. Tiie loll-1"9 1Nrtot11 ere dol"t MUNICl,.AL COUllT 01' THE l'~T~c:4!:~:_1:::s bu11 ... u .. : WEST OllAllGE J UO IC I AL
Tiie lollowl110 oerton h dotn9 TAOGO, '* Gle""9V•• Str"1• -·wnOtSTo,.•'o':A-E
Coley & Shaw, By: Errol D•led ~, 10, t"1.
G. Shaw. Attorn•y a~ Law, ~~';1~~-
L~9Mcll.(.il-•"'51 ,._" "V builntt1es; T-.-A Oorley £ Ai-le .. I STATllO"CAU'°llNIA DESIGN SHUTTER SHOPPE, Ir>< ... C.lllornl• corporetklfl, 1tcM 1141 UllllSlrwt "~C:,:,.~:!:~~~",::S ~~~~fo~nl•~~ Street, S•nt• An•, Gle,_y,., ~ Be«ll, C.lllornle Pl•inu:-":dM~,c:.tlfenli•
r;,e loiiowlnt perton1 •re doln9 Eul• Edw•rd You no. I SOI '2tTSllll k •• 1 1 CITIZENS£ SOUTHERN
330 H s.treet, Suite 6, Publl_Or_CoellO.llyPllot. Bakersfield, CA 93304, 0e< 11,,.,1..,,J ... s.n.1"2 5J.>4.t1
(805) 327-9127. ---·--------
PVIUC llTa
HEEFNER
MY RTLE M. HEEFNER,
resident of California since
1902 and of Costa Mesa, Ca.
for the past 9"2 years. She is
survived by sisters Thelma
Powers. Vera Thompson
both of Costa Mesa . Ca and
Hazelle Hot2 of Newbury
Park. Ca . niece Lucille
Anderson . gre at-niece
Patricia Benstad and
great·great·nephew Gary
Bernard. Services will be
held on Tuesday, December
22, 1981 at 11 .00A M at
Ha rbor Lawn-Mount Olive
Memorial Chapel Services
under the direction o r
Harbor Lawn.Mount Olive
Mortuary of Costa Mesa
540·5554.
tlUtlMH•I. L•S.11• ....... tlfl9'on Beec:ll, Cetllornla CCM'~•~.""1 1 COfldu<ted by e FINANCIAL CORPORA TION,
Robert Richards , brothers PR<>-L1TE, m Rl,,.l'Mde A,,...ue, .,.,.1 T,,,,,.,...A. 0orwy • "-9'• <:orporet1on
R bb d D • t Suite F, ......_, &e«ll, C•lllOrnl• Tlllt bu11Mu h c-led l>'f tfl • •-Del-
Published Orange Coast
Dally Pilot, Dec. 15, 16.i 22.
1981 S4uS·81 NOTICE Of' T•USTEa·s SALE
FCM'«~ No TS-Jim 011 JANUAllY 11, 1"2, •I It 00 A.M. C,O.LIFORNIA LANO TITL E COMPANY. •t duly tPPolnted Trust .. uncltr •nd purwenl to o...i of Tr1111 Ue(uled t>y MARION E. BROWN JR.,
es Trunor tor'"" -II end M<vrlly ol NOR MAN CARAllET, M.O . OEFINEO IENEFIT , ·.•I
leMfkl.,y, dated Mey'""· '"'· •nd recor°"' es IMtfl•rnem No ml7 on June 2-S. 14'1, of Ofllcltl Record1 In the oll lu of tl>e Coun11 Recorder of Or•n .. Covnty, SU.te Of C•lllornla WILL SELL Al PUBLIC AUCTION TO HIGHEST BIOOER FOR CASH. CASHIER'S CHECK 011 CE llTIFIEO CHECI( tpey-111 time of, ... In .... 1u1 ,,_,, 0( Unllad Sletul •I: IN THE LOBIY OF CALIFORNIA I.ANO TITLE COMPA.NY. 1010 NORTH MAIM ST REET, SANTA AMA , CJILIFOllNIA '77111 all riQlll 1111• -1111eru1con .. .,...11>...., ,_Midi.., It unde r selo ee.d of T rult In tne
.,.._,, tltu«td In wld c-•Y 11nc1 St•te dHotrll•l H
DU PPS
M ARTY M DUPP S ,
resident or Costa Mesa. Ca
Passed a way on December
20, 1981. She is survived by
her husband Frank and her
son William Pe rry of
He spe r ia. Ca and 8
gr andchildren. Graveside
services will be held on
Tuesday, December 22, 1981
at Harbor Lawn-Mount Olive
Mortuary or Costa Mesa
540.5554 LABOURDETl'E
o 1e an anny, SIS ers n'6J lndlvlduet --. Inc. HOBERT RINEHAllT, lnCllY-llY
J anet and Judy Richards all w1111am Roi••"" H•POOOO. '*"" EdY"""O :;:.:0orwy _.,..no_.,_.. Of LOS Alamitos, Ca W Ocu nfront, N•wporl lucll, Thia stet-I w .. llled wltll Ille Tllll ~ wa llled with ti. RINEHAIHFLOOR COVERING, Services held on Monday. C•lllor"I• '*' County Clark 01 Oran .. Countv on Count., cien of 0,_,. County on -DOES 1throutll10. NOTICE OF DEATH OF December 21 , 1981 at o .. 1c11(_,,,.. .. 1...,,1•1'>w. oeum1,. .. ,,,.L fl'mm o11umw11,1•1 1nc1v11 .. • ~......... ANITA JUNE BARRY, Oc eanfront. N•wport 1••<11 "1->U_,.,I ..... •NITA J BARRY 11 OOAM at Harbor Lawn C.elllomleftMll ' Pub11.-0r-. CoH1 O•ll• Piiot, •••• c--....rJ... "• "' ·
Chapel Interment services Tiiis 111111: .. 11 11 c-ctao .. , • Oot<.1. u .tt.?t.1•1 uot-ti ~~~~~=J~~ ~..:'i:'::i ~~.::!'.:C:.-:;.::-.,..--.....:: ~~~.~~si:~·~~:A~~
immediately followed ~··~~ _.,. .,._ ..... ._. ..... .,.. '""°" o 1411 Services under the direction Tllll ......_ w• llled wl111... ~ llTt( PIU l9l1C( 'wi.111. ~ ·-................. N . A11 . of Harbor Lawn· Mount Olive County Cltrll of o...,.. c-1y on '-'-· T o a I I h e I r s •
M ( C t M ~11, 1'91. STATHdNTOl'AaANOOllMUtT "ICTITIOUl•UMllHI II,... -.. -... aMc• .. -beneficiaries, c reditor s 54g.~~ry 0 os a esa l'WlllllM 0r-. ,_. o.ii~1;:: Of'::.:"~~:'' Tiie ..:=..:T::;.=·.~. dOI"' :.--;:::..:.,~ :=:· ;::':':,!! ian~ contingent creditors of
MU LU NS OK. 15. u. "· 191, Ja11. s. ita SS1'Nl TM io11owtno '*-' 11es _ w.i-•= -· "-· -Y .. ,.., ... 11-. IA n 1 ta June 8 arr y and ELLA LEE MULLINS ------------1.,. uu ot t11a Flc1111ou1 11u11,...1 ALL S£ASOH$ HEATING & AIR •111to1 -• .._ .,., •~•·per sons who may be -· -Nttne: CONOITIOHING, ,., 8roU•••· El In .......... _ ..... _ .... IH. otherwise interested In the was a resident of Costa .._..... PENNINGTONPROPERTtES . .-i1 eo.l•Meu.(.ilfwnl•92617 ••• ••dlHCI• ............ Ud. w'll d / t t Mesa Ca Passed away on ~mmo111 on ... Huntlnt1on &H<11 Peter -rt•n Pe11y Jr., ,., .......-. .,...,.. • • •-. t..N ta 1 an or es a e : Decembe~ l8, l981. She is P1CTJ110U11M1St••• CA.,_ · · er ..... ,. eo.•• Mes., ce1110'"'• __ .__..... A petition has been filed
survived by her husband llMl91TAT11•NT Tllh Fictitious Bu11nus ... ,,. • ._17 wll =--= :":.!.~ ~,Y L~iS CWertndtf 0in the
I C Tll• l•tt-1n1 "r"" It "'"' m err.o to --• 111eo In Or-TM• ..,_ 11 c--llv en ••c•rte ,.~1•1_11 ..... •••• 1~upenor ou o range Joseph Mui ins of osta --..: c_1,on-yt1. •'7• 111411¥1..... _... C t ti th t Mesa. Ca .. 2 brothers Keith LEWIS CLEAN ERi, ~ Eul EO.,.r Allen"""'"'""'°"· '102•2 INlllCI ..... M. ,..11, Jr_ --·· -...._.. _ ........ ..., OU n y reques ng a M c D an i e I 5 a n d G I en •••"'• a-. Hllflllft9ton ••ecll, C•v• L•ne. HuntlnotOl'I BHcll, CA T1111 ......_ wes rtlecl ••Mii ti. ...-.. ,_.. _ .....-ir-• -... Lois Wendt be appointed
M c D a n i e I s . b 0 t h 0 ( C.I~=-Tttyellyen, 27» VI• p._ .,_, g::~~~~n:'1. Or•noe Ceunly on I. TO THE DEFENDANT· A CIYll ias per~f'!al representative Washington. Also 1 sister N•. s. -.......1o.cet"-'"l•*'O • ..:~11::.'""" we CondlKted .. , .,, F1111J7 comp1•lnt lies been lll•d b' ,,,. ~o administer the estate of
Ida of L.a Puente, Ca. and 5 T1111 ....we.a 11 condliclM ..,, on E. A. ,,_,.,,.notOl'I P\14111-0r-. c°"' oe11, '''°'· P'•'"''" -'"'' .,_ 11 '°" wn11 to Anita June Barry (under
grandchildren Mrs Mullins, lndlv~. c '"11' 'c .. 11~1 ::!.." "'""c '"'"', 1"" De< 15• tt. 29· "'1• J ... s. 1* SM-ti :'::;, ~.!-:':~.:' .... ~~ ::.= ~ h e I n d e Pe n d en t K-11 Tesy•flyen oun y 9'~ 0 "'.n.. °""' ... Ol'I .,ou. flit w1-""' <OU'1 • -111en Administration of Estates (or 23 years was Deputy Tiiis .......... was lllH wllll -HOV J), "" ..-JC 9T1C( u• Auditor for the County or Count., Clorli ot Or•noe CountY on ,..,._ 1------------I ,._,.lo tllt comc>felnl. u111e11 '°" Act). The petition is set for
Orange. Funeral s ervices Oot<embtr ll, 1•1· Put>llllW<l Or.noe Oo.t\I 0•11Y Pitot, ,.1CT1nou1aus1MHS :"~~~.: :'=1 ;:'.::,:,tt'!:;"' U:. heari"5J .in Dept. No. 3 at
will be held on Tuesday. "1111n DK i.•. is. 22· "" sm-ti NAMS ITATRMEllT co'"' ,.,., .,..., • 1~ -•n~t 700 C1v1c Cen ter Drive , Pu1>u.-°'-Coe:tt 0•11' Piiot, Tiie tol'-"'9 0otr10M .,. doln1 you ,., IN retlef d-In ,,,. West, In the Ci ty of Santa December 22, 1981 a t Dot< u ,n ,,.,, .. ,,J ... 5.'"2 SoUM1 _.,. llMll'r IMl.i
l ()()PM at °"erce Brothers------------,._ """'"~ nttsM: compl•lnt. wlllC'fl cowld ratlilt In An a c al if 0 r n i a 0 n .-1 • ALL SEASONS HEATING & Alll oernhllm.tnl of ...... 10.1"9 of ' Bell Broadway Chapel with ~Illa ,.ICTtTtOUs ausi•ESS CONDI TIONING, u1 eroedwey, mono ., pr-rty .,. other relief January 6, 1981 at 9: 30 interment at Forest Lawn NAMllTATEMaNT ~•"""'-.C.11toml•'2t27 reqves1eo 1n1,,.c~e1n1. A.M.
Memorial Park. Cypress. l'ICTIT1ou1aus1N1ss Tll• lollowlno perso11 h dolnt Peter MOro•n Pelly Jr., "7 Oeted.J..,.l6,l"1. IF YOU OBJECT to the w•~• l>ullnenu: !:..0,•7d••f. COtlt !Mte, C•illor"le ~.~"' L. Weck granting Of the pet1'tlon, Friends may call at the "-STATEMUIT CORNE• PLAZA, LTD .. 10101 .... ~· m o r l u a r Y on Monda Y. T "• to110 .. 1n9 oerton h ooine S••t•r A•enw. S4ilt• ,, '· F""n'-"' T1111 buslNt.J I• c-t"" ..,, .., e, _..,. e.11... you should either appear bullntt~u: v ,.. ,._1....__· 1nc11v-. Deputy at the hearing and state December 21 , 1981 from FOTIS ANOSOHIMPORU,ma • .,, ... .-.-'".nq "'-""M PellyJ OfflClft
All ,,,., certeln •-tlluetad In llle Stal• at ~lfofnla, Counly of Or .. te. Clly ot N-1 Bffcfl, dH<rl-H
'°''°"" PARCEL I FM ll"'P .. 1111• lo Condominium Unit No J.4 , ... ''U111t"I, •• ,,,.,_
upon tlw Condomlnlum Plan (en11tled ''CondOmlnlum Plen for Lot 1 ot Trect
No 10517"1, County of Or~, State of C•tlloml• I.,. "Pten"I. rec..-on
Jvly "· ''"· ., Oo<-• No 1St 10, In 8ooll 1:12a, PetiH 7' !Tlr__, llS. 1nc11n1 .... of OIUclal RkO<OS of Miid
Ore~ Counly, '""le" pltfl llef1•1nt to lh•t propef'1Y deS<rtbeCI In Trecl No 10587, recorded In 8ooll ..,., P .... S tllrouall • 01 Mlscell•neou' M•Pl, re<orcb ol Yid Or ante County PARCEL?· An unc:tM-.OOJ9 -cent lnter.-sl In •no lo e.. e.om,,_ Areet es \l\0-•nd dellrwcl on ttw Plen.
R O BERT A JEAN
l.ABOURDETTE. resident
of Los Alamitos, Ca. Passed
away on December 18, 1981
; * She was a graduate of Los
::Alamitos H.igh School. class
, ::;or 1978 and was presently
1 .•attending California State
• · University at Long Beach. 1,. She was an avid skier as
4 OOP M to 9·00PM. Pierce Golf\erd s1 .... 1. Unit o. Huntlft910ft T•r•• A. s--. IOIOI Sl•l•r • Tlllt ..-...;.. w• ~j..., wllll -!::!!..r ..... -w1--your objections or file B k ... S4ille 111 F-ln V•lley, C.lllof'nl• "~ ,...,..._ ' -· • ...._.. 'tt ob' i Ith th Brothe rs Bell Broadway eec: ... ..-utomi."'41 .,,. County c .. 111 of°'"""' County on m .. v ...... .,,.. .. s.11tttt wrt en 1ect onsw e Mortuary directors. 6'12·9150 M Foll• 0 · Gaor .. tsot, iuu Tllh 1>u1IMS1 11 c_,.,, by .., O.cam-t1, t•1 ,.,,,. l11<1M,te1N.tta. court before the hearing. •t•ll•n L•ne. HIHlll"Vlon e.ecll, lndlvkl~I. ,..S7•-ln·2'» y be PANGLE C•lllOml.ttlM7 T-~ Pwbll.,.. 0r..,.. ~ °"''" "''°'· PWll..., Or-Oo.tit Detty Plloc .. our appearance may LORETTA PANGLE. a Tllt1 ._._, 11 COftdloelad l>'f ., ~ Dot<. IS, n.2'. "''·J•. 5, 1t11 mMt oec. ,,t, 15, tt, 1•1 sz11"1 1 n person or by your
I · 'd d 1nt1•v..,..... attorney ong·t1me res1 ent an a ,..1,0.~.-Tl\I• l\tttnWlt w• 111ec1 "'""""' . pioneer or Costa Mesa, Ca Tllll ~I ... """' wllll Ille County Cltrll ol °'-c ... n .. on ..-JC llTa I ..-JC ...a I F y 0 u A R E A
EX CE PT •II oll , oat •nd 11,orocerllon 1ul>S1•ncn l>ene•t" • Ge9tll of SOD 1 .. 1 fram IN l•"1e<e of ' Mid ••nd wltll flO r'9111 of sur1ec:• .,.,,.., ellove SOD lwt ,,,.,, !fie 1Urtece of Mid
l•"d. H round by Wllllam J Ce911ev. •n unmtrrle<I mtfl, In t,,. O.ao r KCM'ded In llOI* tseo, P•te m
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par ents Major and Mrs .
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Cem1ttT.C Mortuary
Chapel-rematory
3500 Pacific View Drive
NewPOrl Beach
644-2700 ---
Mi:C09Mta MOaTU.UIH
Laauna Beach
494-9415
Laquna Hills
768-0933
San Juan C8p1slrano
495·1776 --
"*"O' UW~MT. OUYI
M0rtuerv • Cemetery
Crematory
1625 Grslet Ave
Costa Mn&
540-5554 --
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MOllTUMY
110 Broadway
Cos11MtM
642-9160
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Passed away on December Co.inly c .. ,. of o..,... County on DK•"'-"· 1•1 .__ ___________ '------------C R E 0 I T 0 R o r a
20. 1981 at Hoag Memorial De<•"'• 11• 1•1· ,,1_41 ""' 1 "1,.,. "1CTITtous •UllNHI "'crmous aus1MHS conti...,_nt creditor of the
H . I ( l h ••• Ill ..... Ortft99 Coe-0.11, Piiot, llAM41 ITATE .. •T N-E STATEMENT d "Y"ed t f 11 osp1ta ater a engt y Pu1111.....,0r.,..c-o.11vPlto1, 0ot<.u.n .2'.1•1,J .. s,1t11~1 Tllelol'-lf19penons •,.••n1 TllatottowlnepeocHis •r•dotn11 eceas , you mus e
illness Mrs. Pangle was 93 Dot< u. 22.1', 1•1.J•. 5, 1t11 ~,_., -...inns es: · _,,...,. your claim with the court
Years old. born in 1888 in ..-JC llTa HEW,.ORT ER TllA\/EL A"O NOllTH TEXAS OlllLLING. LTO., o r present It to the PIU •ll£ -----------TOURS. olOO Maw-1 C8ftlar 0r1w. Dutton, Madison County , • 15 s..11.100.*-19..cfl,cAtNe. 1001 Dow 51-t. Suite t.io. N_oe>,, pe r sonal representative
Ar kansas Sh e married '11CTinouuusiNnl "~~Tt!:~~:T TouN:~P10NRc~~~ ~:~1~~r~I~ Bff~·~!:~!~:':.d, 1100 oov• appointed by the court
Jam es L. Pangle in Durant. NA.IWlll"TATEMENT Tiie lollowlne person 11 doln9 orpor•ll•"· *Newport Cenler Street. S..11• 100. N•WDOr1 IHt'll, within four months from Oklahoma. in 1905 and Tiie 101tow1ne perton~ .,. dolne 1>u11fteu•· 0.1 s..... 1t0 .._, hedl CA ce11torn1•...0 the date of first issuance to Costa Mesa Ca · bu11neua TRI.CITY CLEANING sE11111c1E, ,,..;.~· · · Mavrt<• e. Sl>wm.tn, 1001 0o ... of letter s as provided In came · in TllAVEL DESIGNS, 1uH te°'' Mwlrl•-llvd., 5tl M. E• T11i, -'""'It <-V<i.d ., • sc'•'1•1!~,s...~uo. NewPor'l B•ec:ll, Sect'ion 700 of the Probate 19 20, Wh e n It W 8 S 0 n t Ne•port A-. Tustin, Calllornlt Toro, C.I~ '16» <.,.,..,etlon "''" ,,_, general store and pos t PAR-LO\/ERl!CREATION.INC.. llkl'llrdA,BreOY.to1001 Mulr1-N~Tr•wt•Tounl"' Je,,,..N.on11,10010o ... strwt.COde of California. The office Mr. Pangle was 3 • C••ll•rnl• corpor•tlon, HJU &lvd , Sc> MS, &1 Toro, C•llfornl• su-Tunwt, · Suite •«> • ...._.. a.ec11, Cellfe<nl• time for filing c laim s will
rarmer. where they lived fOr ~~le1 Ct., U....,. NI-I, Celll«nl• ~Is -lfwu It c~Wd l>'I en T:.:-=-.. w-. flleol wltll IM n~ I. E.,i1 ... , Inc., a C•lllefnlt not expire prior to fOUr
60 years on West Wilson St . T11h 11v11nau is conciuctao .. , • 1,.1vl9uel. c t Cleft. of 0r c-t coroor•tlofl, 1001 Oo"9 Slrwt. Sultit months from the date of
Costa Mesa Mr Pano le <~•tlon. Tiii• .~~';.:',t_•,..,.,11,~ •'"' .,,. :.,~,:, "'' ..... ,.,,' ... en, 140· "•-' llM<ll, C•llfornl••-the hearing noticed abOve. . .. Per·l.Oft llkrHllOl'I, Ir><. • .... .. ' Tl•I• -•ntts It <•ncl\1<1•• ..., • YOU MA y EXAM IN e ~=~::: ;wc~ld~e~~2 ~~~~ ~:,-=.;ear-. g:~..;~~1:1.°'·-'-,,•:_: ~~~~~"~1-:r,J~ ~:;Y,,:;:i umuao:~,, the file kept by the court.
born in Costa Mesa. Ca. Bill Tllll All-• ... , flied with Ille r••.. Thia a-......t .... llltCI "'"" .... If you are Interested In the Panole still lives here 3 County C•••• of Oren .. County on Puttll1Mc10r.,..coe1t o.t1v Pli.t, _.,. .._ Co.in11 Cl•k of Or•"91 Covnty on estate , you may file a ., , OK•mbar 4, , .. , . De<. IS. D , 1', 11111, Jan. s. ltll Sl97-t1 ,._ -·-Oot<•mbar • 1•1 t Ith the rt t children have preceded her l'1ma ' "'"ttl reques w cou o In death, Harold. Jack itnd PvlHt.,.. 0r..,.. c.0 .. 1 oe11, P1io1, _.,. -,,.CTmousau1tNHI Pw1111.,.. 0r-c .. t1 0.11., P1to1, receive special notice of
Beth. and Luther lives In 0e<.e.u,n.29."'1 ,,..., ~ ••-NAMa1TAT111111a11T 0e<.e.u,n.29.1•1 skJ-ti the Invento ry of estate
Hesperia, Ca .. Tom lives in NklC ·-"'CTITIOut austNHI Tiie '•"-'"' .-ton• ., ... 1.,. assets and of the petitions,
Ontario, ca. and Col. and """ .....atTATllMllT ""'1""1"' PIU llTa ac counts and reports Tiie ltll•wlnt per"" It dOllll FOUNTAIN \/ALLEY llSTATES ------------d ,..._.. I Secti 1200 S Edith Pangle Kyle live In l'tCTtnous au1t•HI mo T.-, A-. Feuni.tn 11 .. ,.., escr ~ n · on · Clear Lake Oaks. Ca. She UM• ITATIN•T MIMMoc ~~ ... •r•v as c.111orn1etm1 "ICTlnouuusiN•• of the California Probate -•t" •a" IC • '"11 C14Al'MAN MOalLE EITAT .• H --.1TATH11a•T C also leaves S &randchlldren, Tlla fOllowln9 PtrMn h dOl1tt Pftdvc:I UM, .... es. Hllftllft.-IN(., e c.tlfOrftlt ~atlGn, TM IOl-1119 IN"Mf\S era Hint ode.
11 t IT' d hlld d 2 ..,.,,,.u "· .. t!Sll. Ce11Mr111t.,.,. T """""u': Nathanl•I W. Horton, grea · an c ren an "'Ew~ GAS £ WAIH, •u w. o ... 1on ... ~. 111 """'"'"' ,.~111~11 A.:!.,_• "ou111•111 11111"' o i • ~1tT11s, 2110 ,.__, Att·or-... • •w -1 Cl .. k
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re&t·great·grandchildren, P•clfl~ C•HI Hltllw•y, New-rt • ~.c---,,.-1..__, __ .., -""'" ... ,_ •-r •• -1 -• ~· .__ -._. ,._,... .... , Tllh Minn• la COfldu '" It 1 t1w11., 111, Cotl• ~ ... C•lllornl• C nt Drf W"t SUit M~ .. ~angle wa~ al;~r ... ~:;;-..:-~~-. 1720 "'· 1..:1~~ II t-..ClM 111'1 en <WH<•llon. ( ' mt~ ... It w-• .,. ltl"IP l'le<•. ,:21, ... ~nt~· Ana,, C•llf~
ac ve in commun Y a a rs Plac•ntla A••nu•, """•rten . o.n--.-~MllOllo ,....."'1a.dl,c.ttten11e....i. , .. , ,· ....... (714l t7:2·97f7 • and a m ember of Costa ~1 .. ,111.~ Tlllt .......,_. -,.._ •"" .,. E•9'tt. •nc. .,, ... t.e..: Mua Methodist Church . Tiil• """""'' 11 c_,_. by •n ,_,, c...-p ~ ..... c.-v... kMn0t.,.., . ., .. ., ~~~;..:::.:!:i,"'••· OK~~:::;r oaiiy;::;
which she was very active 111 IMlwi-t. OK8fl'IW 11• '"'· .. -. Tl\I• ~~ 111ec1 wltll t,. Tiii• tt11tlMH I• tonc1uc1ac1 bf Je"'tlleclA. Fer...-~ ... , ................ :1~~: r~n~ h~:~t~n:~e ~~! c~:, ~=·~ :'~l9Clc:~":'v ': o.c""!':~~ ::1':r..1C..~. ~='=i ~:;:..;ir~ .. ~ °'•"" cou;;~; T1111 .::· ::-,...., ,.... IN
sure 1M will be ml.Ned and Dfftfl'llW•, l"1. P\11111 .... 0--. e...t Otl ... ,., .... c-1, c1o111., Oi'Met C-y °"
d PlJT• -.. -•• .... ~ u -remember• b)' ma11 y ,..,..1.,..0r_c..11 o.u,,.1..._ .......,_ .. ,. DK.1,1s.n.Jt.lil1 ia'• .. 1 -· ··-· "',...
Funeral aerv1ce1 will be held DK. •· ts, 12. "· "" .,...., l'l*I .... 0r-. c-..t oe11y ,.,..._
on Wednead1)'. Decem ber -----------tUTl•lfT~U:.a:='"*''' ... ' W 11111 C>K.t,,u.n.1"1 """'t
23, 1981 at Bell Broadwa,y P9le 1111( "'Cl'1nouuw1•aNNAM• -
Mortuary at 1 :OOPM with -----------'"" ......,."' ,.,_"" *'-•• ll1CTl'n.,. .,.,.,. Pml .. ,._ Re\/ . p. u l A •• " Ind e r .. icn-nout aust.... IN ...... I-~-'--· ..... ITATUWlfT presldln,. Interment wilt bt tlMMITA~T OHION '"unu1 SHOP,... Tiit ....... 1,.. ,.., ......... ,.,
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An ah 1 Im . C a . P I er c • co••NT}llAM a.AUfCI v1010, T~• "c11t1.wt •11••11•0 N•"'• ""°"."''"' .., .. ,,_ on .... Broth1r1 Bell Broadwa) 1•tt ~ ~ ..-• ..._ •· ~ .. • ..... _ 11._ 1110r-. """'"'-'9"Cll.CA--. ..,..,.~CM"'""80tlo0 c-tyan-..1a,,_, l'lltflllM l.owlM ....... ,,MU Morto&r)' dJrectorl 111"'"1 , ....._, .,. J.--u rr, Ari... v...,.., i-. o,_ ~ Dr'I•. """"llll'M 9Mdl.. CA -------------! .............. .._Cel...,...nrtl "-......... ~Gal.,.. .......... Tllll ....,_ 1, ~led .., a11 Tll(. ..,_. -~ .-, M Tllh ..._ II GNW1 .. ~ M
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Tuetday, December 22, 1981
The rnarketplace on the Orange Coas t 642 -5678
Medtar1 income oj Datly Pilot fomiltea
exceeds $34 .000 a year. Your ad reoche1
the county's most aflluent buying au·
dience
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WllMr'tHotlee:
All real estute 11d
ver t1sed 1n th1ic
newspaper 1s subiert tu
the Ft'deral Fair Uou11· i'n& Art or 1968 whtrh
makes 1t 1llea:sl to od
ver1LSe "uny prerer~nre.
ltmltallon, or dis
crimtnat1on based on
race, color. relig1on,
sex, or notional or11:an ,
or an intention to makl'
any such prererence.
lim1tet1on, nr dis
crimanat1on ..
This newspaper wtll nut
knowingly al·cept fin)
advert1s1ng ror real
estate wh1rh 1s tn \ 101 a
lion of the law.
1Ha.etforSak
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1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••
$93 ,5 00 NO ON, t'(IUlt) share. ISl ~~~·
13.6% lime buytr!'. 3 bd . Iba . D 1 bo t
Terms' Noquahfyani:1 A only S94,000 prin only a e u f11nlas11~ 11rrordabll' Call&.'.11404~ Kothy agnt
horn.-w1lh pnv11cy l'ov Bay Beach eredenlry,form11lhv1n11 C...G .... Trodea &
room. added rumlly Crut1v(' stller will
r 0 0 m Vo' It h b r I ck Sll'llCtUrt! term5 jusl ror Real Estate rircpl11~r 3 huge bdrms. you on this sup1•r 4 Br
2 blilh!I. very pnvatc rt..'· Spyglass family home
ar yard. Price only oo rhoH'Horner lot or REAL ESTATE EXCELLENCE SINCE 1949 Sl26,SOO Call646 71i l rered at ~25.000 Call
THE REAL
ESTATERS
...
• REH TORS
A a.autlful Homt
that the owners an•
mo11,·atecl to ~ell Jnd
\llll help finan ce \ l'r)
private entt'rta1nin1?
pauo and pool area on a
RCTaylorCo
1140 ll<)()()
CoroeadelMw 1022 ••••••••••••••••••••••
4l41EGONIA
Nrw elejlant 4 Br Vil'
tur1an parttJI vu.
011.nr ronlrar tor hnan
avail s.57~.000
l,YOWMER 2 Br I Ila, eXl·elll'nt loc· a
11on pluns t!ll' fur
dupl~x s:m ,000 640 2439
COME WITH US ••• TO MISA VHDt.
Spoclom fow btdroo.. .... ...... hotM.
L4rCJt iot 11400 ..,... ffffl with 40 ft.
solar heated pool. bllt·I• barb•qH,
~ cowt Clftd rKl'fftM>MI .. welt
accftt . . . . . . . • . . . . • • • . . . • • • • s 115,000
1617 WESTCUFF DI., tU. 6l 1·7JOO
WESLEY N
TAYLOR CO
REA l.TOHS ~11tl't' Ul·H
AFFOIDAIU
Costa Mna I 02•
••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 --------•I gorgeous lot 3 Br. 3 B<t
PllVACY!
plus a large k1l rhen
family nH>m area for
casual enterta1n1ni:
S33!1.000 Ca II i60 0835
D.M. Mcnhall Rltr
760.0835 552· 7500
FIHDOM HOUSE
J Hr I Ba lar.i~ )lard
$95,000 64 1 0763. A St
OCEAN v11-:w 2 Br 2 Ba
OH llG CANYON GOLF COURSE
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LINDA ISU HOMIS
Pres tige pool fa mily home. Main
channel view from beautiful tradition
4 bdrm, S bath. $1,495 ,000.
Wide lagoon view from spectacular
1trch,tectural design 6 bdrm, 5 bath ,
playr oom, dark room & den.
$1.350.000
UDO ISU HOMES
f''eatured on Hom es Tours lovely
traditional s pacious, cos.tom 3 bdrm. 3
bath home. newly rede corated .
$475,000.
Newly remodeled 3 bdrm. 2 bath plus
lge rerreation room & 2 patios. Beam
reilings. Xlnt value at $420,000.
CAIHATIOM COVE
Spectatular h arbor view from 4 bdrm ,
4 bath bayfronl 2 boal s lips .
$2,050.000
WEST IA Y AVE.
Remode led. like new 3 bdrm , 3 bath
bayfront Slips for 2 lge boats
$1.200,000.
OCEAHFftOMT
IYOWNER
Nt'W ('USt bit 2 b ty.
f rench Nurm11ndy 3 BR
& den homt> C11n hr
µLit S89S.ooo. owe 3111
~~re 673·6578
DOVER SHOIES
EXEC.HOME
Ml'<l ~tylt• l'OUrtyud
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property. S89$ 717',
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HEAVEN OM LIDO ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·I h 4 Bdr exeeuuve home You I love\ ts spar1ous-2310 Santa Ana A1e 1 1 & F I
ly remodeled 3 bdrm C.'.aita Mesa II Units 10 '. ~~~ormalspdainan:.m~,~
home on this el!Lra wide 2 Br Townhouses + a 4 I Ba Excellent condition. lot . Sunny patio & Br 1 ~ Ba Ran r h $1200 met. gardener &
Jacuzzi Only 10·~ dowo H~ Annual 1nr11me or pool servire 751 3191 or
OWC" ~.000 under ap-$62.520 Will sell for less ~ Agt Avail Dec.
prwsal than 10 x gross 25', ~
down As:iume 1~1 T 0 -& Owner will l'arry 2nd Close to SC Plaza Green
TD at attraMive rate brook home. 3 BR. 2 BA.
Call Wolranger Reali> llv. din. ram rm . enc 213 ~-1394 yard.2cargar . SSSO/mo
Sl.500dep 992 Carnatton.
TRlf'W S 155,000 64().6140
Located in Costa Mesa 3 BR, 1 BA, ram room . -II!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ two 2 Bdrm 2 Ba units dm room. den, fp , 2 car
are great rental~ The) gar. 1675/mo . 1st 1-sec
'61tr.'E IEALLY ha\'e patios & garages avail Jan Isl Debbie
"" AfRAID ~~~~l5K bl loan and ~07_0'l __
that 1r more people read Cl Property 2 Br I Ba
Secluded 3 Br. 2 Ba
hardwood floor home .
family living area with
brick fireplace. roman
tic spa $28,000 down 1 13.6% interest on loans
Call for more details
S46-2313
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··versa1lles" loC'ated on larg er lot of
all Deane llomcs. Aeaut iful golf
rours l' vie w ~ Profess ionally
landscaped yard w mature trees in a
private park· like Sl'lling inrlud ing a
lo\'ely large pool and huge spa + an
attr at'lt\'l' gu1.ebo . Gated front
tourty;ml entry with fountain Marble
floor 1n foyer "'th gl tllcring
t•handelter ..i Hdrms . d e n . formal
dining room 1'<:. -11: baths $950.UOO
including the land
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR this month's National . house 1n high trarr.c
Geol:raphll rel all\ e to area ol Westside Costa
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STARTER ... Only $130,000! Woods
and streams surround
this charming Costa
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Enetosed patio 3 car ,
garage• Sparkling pool. '
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WESUY H. TAYLOR CO., REALTORS
211 I San Jooquin Hilb Rood
NEWPORT CENTER. M.I. 644-4910
341 lloy\odt Q,,,,,. NB bl~ blbl Newport Harbor & O <.: -Mesa Ternr1r for Ani1·
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ly Will skyrockt:I Cu II ex rice, Law ()Hice. etc
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hsttn1o: or rabulou'i ba~ Approx 900 sq ft ex·
Ab d ocean\u c·i.tm horne and ---d uding the yard oar v1tuhe theJud1:l·orth1s,LohforScff 2200 S~OO mo 548 H42 .
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Handmade l·teffiS. 2 25' x 117' loL~ NW rur PI05. Ron 979·5370 or R.E. AGENTS nt'r IOlh and OllH• 894-218!
OWNER WILL I '"N I 044 '"iM I 044 It's easy Salt,>S slu11. ~ Makl· tht• Sl60.CXXl 17141981 1Ut 7 2 Br 212 ba condo. frptc. RHAHCE AT 12°/o •••••••••••••••••••••••! ••••••••••••••••••••••• SO • ' 11Tlbt for \-uur dforb Mountain, Deierl, A C. D W. encl yard, 2
With IS', ilo11.n for 10 SPACIOUS I * *01·~11c Just call 642 5678 and l)J', HKJ': ~phi Wr ur Resort 2400 car gar With door Vt!ars 3 Bdrm 2 h.1th M • fer desk. l'Ollll'r. ML ••••••••••••••••••••••• opener. Community ~real l'Ulld1l111n "''h J15 the only "a) ,10 1 PRICE REDUCTION askforyour t·umputer, anb 'l'r\ Mobile Huml'. r1xer l ~lispa.$800_!496·0353 THE BLUFFS Cole 1 manH•xtras, \ t' <lesmbt> 1h1~ ~ hdrm . 2'1 • In~~ strrel. aml)ll' JJI k.: upper. 5 star p.irk. Palm i E side 2 Br 2"2 Ba attrar ·~suME I I 0/ ot New-rt,)) Sui~ for in-law qtrs. bath hOml' DL'Sl)(nL·d Smi:le famil)' deta('lll'd 3 Daily Pilot Christmas Ad-Visor & mort.· Start ~ho \far Spnnjl~ $50()() 963 030; ll\'e new condo. patio. ~ 10... ·r-· En losed I ner with lht' f.im1h '"mind I lidm) home an rahulnus rr h I (.' II ll First TD or S98.~00 Rea.lion. I lot~•th R,Paa•~~·"!'or\•L f'Jmil> room & J bdrm~ Woudhrtdl!l' Gn,•Jt o rig l • J. an Death in Fam1l) Forces spa. rpk , $725/mo
Beaut1ru1 wallpaper and 675·5511 /
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paneling thruout J ~, "' swle ll('CUP•l'l> the entin· 1 nt1w *•CUL 0£ SAC rn'e Spanish type llome 10 631-1~--
Bdrms Quiet loc:ation pmntment lfl $l'l'. I' all 2nd level Good l111·a1111n I ~ I I . . 1 •••••••••••••••• ••• •••• Loi Quinta llomr ha~ av Nice clean 2 Br I Ba Sparkling pool ! Only I WXURY t>L'PLE >.. so ~1151 Si!.f!SOO ~i \\\\\ldbrldgc 2 llc!rm. Wu11clhr1dge 1sblrm.for~Jlt:b\ (JWnl'r prox 2i00 ~q rt + Fenced yard. garage.
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ESTATERS pe r has m1n1 \U or 551·3000 J>l•<>b. ~l·hoob tennis.I mo\r Joh 1ran\fl'r SURMIT ~our orll0r on <:11rus Trel'S & Laq,?l' S525 + sec urity
ocean. Laundry spal't' in 19~'11 lbrr1nu •·~'""'"'"'' l'lr f:\'\'S 1714 1>1!>111-199 NO this 1 m m<1 l ul UH .i 1 ShaJl' Trt•es are a ll 548.zr78.
each unit AdJacent to $126,WO I AG~:r-rrs bl•droom 21: bath l'nt'losed b> lllOl·hall MESAVEIDE
LEASE O"IOM Irvine Terrace $449.SOO HlllltincjOft leach I 040 s~:LL •die lti'm~ "'1th a ~\\\l,\dbrldgc :? Hr 2 Ba j)Jlltl hnm~· ~e11.1>0rl Crest Condo I ~ence Sli.5.000 (ont.ict J bdrm. 2 ba. frplc.
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stones. end unit. pool & COLE~ NEWnnftT }'Ours Fantastic pool ~ . • «? .,,,,. d u•2 uu•3• l' a r II I' I In i:: ii n d K" lun Kon··· lla"'a11 MC53 Verde. 4 br. pool. Channing 3 BR Condo, 2 quallf~ &ni? to make this I"-----' 1 OOl SS l ·JOOO I 0 ,. nt'r I\ an• n ~. \ l'~ mmant11 hrt'plaH :ile11. 633 ~74_ _ • .. r-_
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P•OPERTIES eor .... cM1 .. ., F\nd what vou want in ' l1ass1f1ed Ads \our onl' ••••••••••••••••1•••1 •1•••1 "''"help 11.ith the f&ndf\(' l\.iren ~2 56&1 L'\ e~ cl\:. 546-9950 ______ _ @ SEA COVE... 2S1Sl.C-1Nw,. tng!136.000 Dkr8480709 •••••••••••• lag.aleoch 1048 l)beaul1ful\tl'l4'0-Aner t'UlldO h\ Ol'ean o ... nr & po ol serv, S850
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Exceptional 3 rrn Choice Corner Exrellent financing. 1st . 2nd , & I "' bunu~ room & C'otla~e lypl' rrd11.ood Lm('ly !Hrln1ne('Ondo Fa.wt•V~ 3234
Lot Grt '"''alion. Beautiful Area 3 d TD . II f II d ()(.'E/\1' \'IEW Cstm deck . pool J!uardt•tl $22.000 eqult) 1-· r ••••••••••••••••••••••• LA~ • r . s are a u y amortize l"OOL SP1\ + GAZE RO "ale. ad It s onl.\ :->11 SH~.000 Chan•'l' for~ HOME FOR RENT WE OUIT! Nr Park. Comm Pool Mstr BR Ste loans. Seller w assist w (inane· " 1 t h w "· T R A R dogs S69.900 4!19 3111,; 1 .. 1 • Bdrm S700 Fenced
We can no Tonger afford W Mirrored Wa rdrobes Select ing. $259,000 Young P ark 551 8700 Bt•auttful honw with Bearh lor , ra1Hstrano I Newport Beach Uark yard & garage Kids &
to make payments on IACk TO IA.SICS Land~caping. $1i2,0()0 (N46l mJn) ni rL' upJ!rades fk'h fl x 40 w add on 11:.i} exet' rondo 2Rr 2' i pets welrome Isl mo. +
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• the basics lhat make a (!)-7509100 l'all Patnrk Tcnorr. agt room. a 0 1 P•" ea f •d 29 $45 ooo fee home. Asking $249.000 ;:r-l'd pool. i:ame rm laun 1 l\l , ) r~ · -----
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and lots of used bnck? · Property I 600 $JS.Im eqwt~ $1100 mo yards & garages Kids & CLASSIFIED This Irvine 4 bedroom 1--------• •••••••••••••••••••••••. Oii.lier agt it;O 029i pees wekome Isl mo + SllK & ffNlf TRIBES
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decorator papers. sails and sunsets.
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IN NEWPORT CENTER
644-9060
BAL IS. OPPORTUNITY
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tM.1mt1 Pum ~ IMO! l.ir #:199463 64S 1;.isti l'tihOI, Ul()(•k & U rfrk Cleun Ul)l'I & 'frl'I' Trim Call MI KE twtl t3!11 dnn boUllll S40 ot!S7 huppy N 8 1·u11tuml' r~ )'1'1 ~eat Paul MS 2977 shm1J.-rouh ~ &1 Per Dav ...,.tcy c.,..e... Lit· Sl6·5013,S36!1S77 ~t8l6 ,l'vc~tl464947 llaul.dl'unui>.ronrrete LORllAINt-:'SSERVln: Thank you ll3144tO Net1tp1tch('s&tt·x1ure~ F'reee,um11Le M21gl
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PILOT Senlce ....................... CAMAAH LAMD x weep In i Ft e r TRfo~fo.:SiSllRULI THIM 763 7012 lnl Ext Rt!Sld Comm ...................... y,.. Senlc•
SllVICE ....................... We Carr Cri>I Cleaners C tnlcffott C ei1timates 64S 4312 or Garu,11 ... & Yd Ckun up!i MoeoNy Al'<>willc ctihnu. rer . Drllll\S clured from SIO ...................... .
DllECTORY BOAT MAINTENANl't: Steam elt1111 & upholi. Masi:' Bldrs l'u~~m 64.S S737 F1w est 557 8271 ...................... I.Ir . free est 1137 2637 Plumbing Repair& ~·~~~,:r~;,:r1~r:d~1~:;
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Service Directory Compl Yacht Maint & Color bnghleners. whl )~~:~!~~ T re t' Trimm 1 n g & cln up, fie 1 tun lru<'k 6'15 317S Davi~ P111nllnl( t147 Sl86 paired or replaced II Trt'f'S ~hru~ l'XPtrtly
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....................... GEIWICK & SON 15 yrs exp Do work Free ""l Kevin 67<·!J088 ••••••• ............ •••• 75.<l 1976 Custom Brick. Stone' Lied Refs ~ree ei.t M .u..u GEMEHT now' 835·~ 24 hrs ~ SOUTH COAST I ~0 " ,. I Block, Concrete, Stucco • •646 1067 • • A""' Bul de~ Smee 1947 mys!!lf Refs SJl·OIOI _ ... arpenlry ~ a~onry llAULIN<i --· · Orange to areu IS yr!> T ..... Senlct APPRAISALSERVICE Add1l10lls ·temoclehn° Dryw• Hoofing Plumbing ''h ·t . T . s 0 Ref~ Freeest 549·9492 l m Small My prices oxpenen"e Cal lror1nfo ,......, IJ All -al est l R t "' NoSteam No Shampoo " ns mu~ n:eb t , , ....................... " ... a e esper l>oors, windows. patio •••••••• .. •• .. :••••••• l>rywull SIU('(.'0 Tile ~'r · · .. , All Types Masonry ate small' C:dM . Nil & id l
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S1200 per month. Agl , oven drapes 51.'t' gate. &......_nf l'll'h SSOO IH4ll II 15th " do nr So ('ud•I Plata "l'ekl} K1lchennelle.
640-SS60. pool clubhse i.auna. .....-..... s J\\ ail no" t Ur ( arpurt. MAllMEIS WALi( SI ti42 i'.140 Y('Jrh kJ't' un!urn < I' I • , p . I( I ocean front 675-8740
Quiet. nr F'l!.)S S6i0 No ~shed JS I pool & laundr) Adull~.1 3 !Ir Townhoust• ,,111 1 Wrrn. ~ ba, ltll111s r-.ew 54u2~ ~ ~.,1 ii iTt 1 , 1 ed p -1 -
BalboalslandWaterfront ~n~·2.'>80,7510796 !....................... Call 642·56 nopt'L~ $415 I $265tll' YJrd '•nitle & dnuhle llla\t' )OU n•Jol loclJ\\ p.unt c·arpet drJpt•s •5119111()";,,~67311189 l eup+~"111n~ heope
3 Br. 2 Ba. Yearly ren JBR. 2•1BA Newport lalloolslond 3806 aH ask flf tile posit 931 w 19th St i·ar garaitt> near llunt t'IJs~1f1t•d \11," If n111 SXS4J l'J~I LindJ or i\rt ' . ~-. ot1lCv'p~~&;
tal.t97S.Mo 770-0347 Terrare Condo Highly •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• 5480492 llarbour Childn•n nl. \C111 fl' mt .. 'lnl! th•· 11 .. ,1 I Ag! hi5 c~ SEU. idle Items w1l~ a SER\'I 'F.J)IRECTOllY
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Ocean & night view. hwasher Washer & Yearly rl'nlal S9 5 o Ad-V°tSOr Bristol, patio No pets l~ri:e_ J ~rm . 02 h.1~h, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
4bdrm, ram rm 3 car Dryer Community pool. Call TIO.._Q347 l't1l~ IJJ1d i•xrt>pl c•lei·t rpl1 µ.1110 i;J r J l:l
gar S2200Jmo Eies Sawia & Jae Nu Pets lcllaooP ....... 3107 _ ___ I ~,mo S1l'rrJ Ml(ml \lnl'fi75!ll.l2 •
760-0007. --S650Mo Nol.ease i\va1I ••• .. ••••••••••••tt•u• EASTSIDE Qi 641 l324 I I Hr i\dul~~·•111\ • 8 DAY WEEK SPECIAL • Beaut 3bd + F IR home Jll!' Isl 6311317 ror ap· 8.'.ly Vu, 2 BR. I BA, gar. 54152 Br. l Ba Poolsrde l8eaut1tul lands1·a11c•d ,n~>ptl; • •
w/pool, 2 pallos.2 fri>I. jlOinlmenl no pets, adults S600/mo Apt La d garden apts Pool & Spa ,llijl Zli•S 8 O • 3 L · 8 0 II •
Westrliff. Sl200 mo No --~k979-6371 hm 67J 8276 child 01tn:7 p;~mca1l 1 CO\ ('red v Jr k In~ 1-'umtsh~J & l'n(urn I :! 3 • ays mes 0 ars •
pets 646-2389 Apmimfntshr11i1hed Con.odt4M• lll2 rorappt before1tsgonr AdulL~.nopel:. I Bdrm A.1>1\ G\ m . • BhtfsCondo 3 Br up, i br .................. -.......................... TSLMgnt 642 1603 ~ 1 Bfl $435 Ja('uz11. sauna 111wl 11 s ea:,y lo Pl dee your 8-0ay Week Classified by mail and •t e
down, 3 ba. Kit chen CostoMno 3724 EP TO OCEAN Most I 2UR 1 Ba $Ml0 r ll·nn 1 ~ '0 lll•\ bJll I e LO~ts 1usl $8 -that s only a dollar a day• To Qualifl,. tor t his
_nook Sl300. 644·26....Q:!__ •••••• .... ••••••••••••• charming in old Corona. WISl\AKE VILLAGE 161 ~; l8th. 642 OR$6 I haskt'lba,11. l(amc room • special o fter you must be a non-commercial user o ffering • Spac 3 BR 2•., ba, very S375 mo Mature adults, 2 Br 2 Ba frplr. oeean lmmed orrupancy . llunl llrh !146-0619 •
cleantownhse Pool.jog. no pets. Quiel & secure view from de c k Adull only complt>'< I Pacific J llr ('Ofld01n llln~\'0111 I • merchandise for sale UP to $800 per ad and lhe price must
ging, etc. $750 mo Agt 1991 Newporl 81\'d S800 mo Call Anthony Pool, spa. laundry room. Ten-~tA~t~,. fl\l patio " 'tnr.1i:r be 1n your ad The cost stays the same whether your ad •
544-1440 646-8373 days 642 5757, eves & patlt)6 or derks Nu pets I ~PARK Dill f.( M sht'd & t:Jq1orl """ • needs e1ghl days s e lling lime or 1usl one
Harbor VU homes. 4 BR, Newly decor I Br dplx. ~knds631·6630 Garages a, ail Bar·hrlor and unc• bdrm OK. no pt>t~ $525 mo • •
B r sep by gar Q u1 et SPl:X,"TAC'Lll.AR OCEAN Bal·h. SJOO apL~ All adults und no 752 2197 N 5 1\1 F I • 2 A. am. rm . $1200. E 1 I Br $40S S4l5 p('h Pool BHQ and , • U d h 00 Ab t 4 1. av a i I . Jan 16th .mpl)d adu l over 35 & CITY LIGHTS \'11-:W 2 Br S47S $485 laundn roorn "'""I br rnnflo ~1incl\•1·lo. I· se one WOr 1n eac >. OU WOfdS ma ... e Ol"le
644-41571760-9312 !'\~ts SJ.JO~ I02t From ever) room. large TSLMgm1 64511122 . . !rplr Pvt l!,tr ludr~ rm • classified line or type Minimum ad 15 3 lines Please p r111 t • . •-h 37 40 I Br S635 mo Anthony Ne'"er:? Br "1th 11.ir Jl(t' ~ hook ups :\ r bto,ich I • H~Vitw ~tt.. .. llwtilt111r.i!M11t1•011-oc da)''Scall642!>iS7.wknds L.ar.:c 2 bd, 2 ba. pool. nt>w rarpl'I & pa1111 l'\5() p I' 9680l?;?aft i; • plainly homes 4 bdrm. 2 ha ....................... 63166JO adults. no pets SJ9S J\dult:..11o pt"l~ S4:1n mo · -
lam room. Great lol·a H.B.'sFIMES! 1 2BR.2BA Condo Stps to IH67319or 67J0884 64555ii • ,------------------------------, •
uon Sll.2S/mo Spanish Estate Ll\ing Bch F'rpli· End Car I 1 Wc-st~1de Co~IJ Mr, a. • I •
___ 644 __ ·6699_ Beautiful park hke sur Adults PIOO mo 750 11290 J' duplex . up~la1r:.. 2 Br I •
Big Canyon adult Condo round in gs Terraced -I lllMl.ae .. BnU f\a n•n1ral ht'at rc•rn1te I • I . pool Sunken gas bbq, 2 bdrm. 2 ba, \tel!. or Ba). I ~-u .. & SIO\t' enrlsd ~.irag1• • I & ) 811 P~lo() Apli I • ~:~~2r:~· ";:°~/~~~SR sparkling fountains Refng. "asher dr)t>r.j APAlTMEMTS Qwet & 'are s.12S mo I • o., •• .,.,. & Kfi;)• • s950l mo 833 7890 or Spae1ous r ooms ga~.8460096 Beautiful icar<ten, a1>t:. 5485442.770_562'J • ''•u \~,, 11,, .. ,. • I •
857-2026 Separate dining area Small 2 BR 2 BA with Ill· I Patios det'ks I ool & -• •• .... ' "'" • I W a I k 1 n r Io se ts , tie yard S475 mo, rl.'fs Spa, Heat pau1 Adults. RRESIDE COMFORT • ~Q, 8t1e• J ~•do• • I •
Newport Heights. 3 hr. homelike kit chen & req_Nigelagnt6447211 l nopeL~ Largel8rupsta1r~"llh ~ rG.i •
fmly rm. hrdwd firs. cabrnelS Walk to llunt --BACH $380$38~ ralhedral rcll111gs. • I f11>lc, $850. drive by 418 tngtonCenter 2 Hr I Ba Commty pool. I BR $4:15 poolside hakony. (rplt'. •
St. Andrews. 642·9666. I Bdrm rum S48S frplc, 2 carport spaces. 2 BR 11• RA ssos dshwshr & carport S47S • I lfG CANYON . new paint A\'atl im 2250\'anguard 540·9626 im I •
Guard gate comm Adults. nopC'ls med $6SO mo lease Spacious bach 1!.llh pauo • I
Spacious 2 bdrm/ram Ullhl1es Free' Call Dave S~~weirkert Dlj mo. AdulL~. no pets 1 _;, •-och 3148 • • 642·82350rt'\ts64S9144 26SOHarla 5492447 .....,.....-I • nn Deane Home Sl2SO A&!!nl. Mblfil!kl · ................... • •• • •
rm LAQUINTAHERMOSA IBR.-l-Car G;r Cd M-.. 12 hr, 1ir Sl" ,Plaza. 01."eanV1e" Deluxt'l&2 • 640-8582,979·~ 16211 Parkside Ln. I hlk Newly Decorated FAMILY A'1S. Ma l'Arlhur \ illage, Br Apts Newlydee:oral· •
3 Bdr, & family room. 2 W. of Beach . 3 blks S of Adults Only No Pets Sparkling clean lg apts pool, s pa, tennis cts. tod, rern~e. d1shwushrr. • •
Ba, bit-ms, garage, va· Edinger SSOO Mo 640 6736 wkdys ·, for families w 11 or 21 $5001 mo <.: 311 Roh. d1spQsal. heated pool, p b I h d f S d
cant $850. 3 Bdr 2 Ba. --~47-54,!I -·----I children Nr park Heat 768-5600, or call L>ave. ele\'alor suhter prlrnl? • U IS my a Or ays Starting •
dbl garage, bit.ins S750 1 _.., •-och 3748 1 br. sundeck. no gar No pd No pets 95H426 $850~ up Call 494 80113 Classifi'cati'on •
E LTY .....,......-pets.Avail.Jun 17 SSOO. 2Br 2Ba SS25 -, ••-s • JACOBS R A ....................... 644-7800 398 w w·1 631 SSBJ 2 Br I 'I Dd 610 Joann. l I BR. view. renlral hf at. PIOPBTY MGRS LllxW)' stud io. spa. TY --_i_son -~-No children Pet OK ~mo . • Name • maid sen ice. phones. Costo Mno 3124 • 2 Br Condo nr S.C 631·2626 751 4293 • 6 75·6173 Sll5 wk 499-2227 ....................... Plaza, S.A. Pool, Spa, l BR SJ001mo. Ulll incl ' 1 br apt, 2 hlks to beach. • Address •
Newport Beach Villa NEWLY DECOR Tennis. SSSO. Adults, no adults. no peL~. J83 W ocean v1'w $4$0 . See
Balboa 1 Br lba 1050 sq h«h 37 69 I Br gas pd, encl gar pets Ba 548 9516 12126·27th. 12-4 1213 1 • C Ct, Lop nr Ternfic vu d washer, pool Adults 641·1460or646~11 ---~79:.i • 1ty Zip Phone •
privacy. S800 mo + sec l>US<173 28 1 Ba !di 1 !Ill Spacious I nr Garden •
pp 2 1717"' r . nu . c p . Apt. Pool & rec· All utils 2 Br. unfurn. V1('tor1a • Check or M 0 . enclosed D • dep. · · 97 • msg 2 Br I Ba Apt gar, adults only· no pets paid Adulls, no pets. Beach. frplr. dee: ks.
3BDRM llhBA Newport Newly decor Gas prl S450 mo 219 W Wilson, El Puert;i Mesa ocean v1rw . newl} re • Ch d
Hdghta.msLease encl gar . pool. d~hwr ~!.SL - _ 1959Ma leAve A_pt5 rrodeled $6S01mo Call arge my a to. • ~H7:: -Adults 642 5073__ -~rk~~ "~:~c!lr u:i~; QUl ET ADULTS over 3S, da}!_ 499·SJ66 2r 499 2J48 -• 0 ~ # EX p •
-..-.....,_. 3 Br Townhouse : ~ · · unlum \ Br. from $325 Htwport hoch 3869 . • .... •
Lowest rent 4 bdrm. 2 Newly decor gas pd , paid Refnge 2 sma 11 Beaut landsrapinl? No .. •••••••••••••••. •• •• 8 828 encl gar . pool. dswhr rhildrenOK,nopets pets LEEWARD APTS • ~ ~:o.J:,985 . 5 7 4 VEAR-ROUND FUN. Adults. 642·5073. t960Wa_!l~re 642'4905 am f\Jllerton, 631 0397 PARK NEWPORT D ~ # Exp •
Bl uf r c 0 n d 0 Im . Soc11I AChYlheS 01 Spacious 2 Br. I Ba. $395 2 Br garden apt Pvt O.OPoW --3826 COUMTIY CLUI • • rectOf • Fre.! Sunday 3 B 1, Ba $4"• L pallo. gar. laundry. No G • L :,o~1~i~g~8~bl wct:rh ~;~,7:,h. 'i>t~:~.e· ~I ~.9s:o: ::'~ml chi hi ok. $450, .... ~;~·;;;;····· B;it•helo~~:r2 bedroom • r :.:-.: .:::-. -w E-:-L L-p A y THE POSTAGE-:.:.:.:::-.:.:::-.; •
9650 Mo. 646-431~ __ GREAT RECREATION· MOO Mo. 2 Hr. t Ba Apt . --From Dane Point most apls & townhouses 1 1 •
2 bt, den, 2 ba home rennos•Freeles'°1\S Garage, washer /dryer. 2 Br w/gar S4IS New scenic bluff. hke new! Froms.sJ(>.$1000 644 1900 • 1 NO POST AG[ 1
all bull · S II hlld rarpets, waler paid 2116 r.. 1 • Walk to beach Pool & toro & oro sh09I • 2 l·IOS ma c "E" Placentia SJj\.4120 Be the 11rst ocrupant ! ~lex, ~1>5ta1rs 2 Br, 1 • I NE CC SSAR'I' ten nis prl v. S750. Heal111C1ut>s •Sauna OK,nopelS Only I yrar Only 4 units, 2 Br Ba, frplr. gorage Near 1 : • •
IM().S272or 1·723·0601 • Hyd•omanage • old. C311 for appl. ~P.M_ __ --w/frpk & 2 Br widen Lido shopping area S600 • : If MAil fO I
Swimming • Golf TSL MGMT 642· 1603 2 BR. golf course view. HIJrT}' for the beat view 1 year lease Adults. no 41· IN TH[ g_ •
Orn...ng Renoe sn.JNNlNG large t &Z new cpl. $450 mo Ask
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Im Lo 1675 Adulu, no pets Must have ret'!l • g UNITE 0 ST AT£ S t> •
...... ,... ...... ~~11:1~ ~':!o Br. 2 Ba Garden Apl (or 8111,63\ 12" pets. Days 643·0212, Dr 1 v e b y 6 t 4 ,, • i =:'/ t!d~~~~2 3b8~~ rooms . Furnished Pool. 710W. 18th. St. Sha11> I BR, lots or wood ~S~l: __ ClubhouseAv~4 6303 ~ BUSINESS AEPL Y LABEL °" •
balllln kltt'hen. con· &untum•shed•AdUll 1lfE-VICToRtAN: New 'wallpaper S38S mo • 141 ''"~'CL&'o\PEt1¥1t ~o 11 co\u ,,.n" c11u F011~1• ? • V!nlllionWitbhreplace lowing . No Pm . ly dttor 2 Br wtr.ar . ~rorBdl,631·1266 I • N d cash • g ;
Plfr and 30' float. ~~::lsOponO•ilv newcrpta&idrapes.bll· BaC'hl'lor $325 tmo. 2864 1 ee more ~ l>QSTAOlW'-Lt!(PAl()8\ acx;iq1s..<.i1 0 • =~~ ·A~~'1v":u;~~ o1~ ~~aJ~~~~ts call tA'laJ~s~.~4-0an 6 ! for Christmas buying? • < Orange Coast Dally Pilot ~ e
SIMM Oefden '' 667 ''G" V1rtOf!.L 1410 L ar g-;-18 R . 1 B A l Sell your unneeded • ., D . 1·1y P1·1 I 1' i •
t 'R ~l IMwpoftl..cflN. NEWBRF.ED APTS. Weshidc Ups\air1 , • ~ o • Cote ea11 f. 880 1rv11u1111181-. BACH wllh LOFT l4IO. frldt1e. Avail Now. $38S ; Items ~th a low • O i Ir lnvts&mtnt 1714154s·11°' -.1 1 M0-(117 _1 cost ad under the , , e ' -1eect1 I ''" <'. rec-room. poo • Git G Id 8 1560 M0-5777 troo~h'Si' ci>offl 111&1~1 t~~uld, 111 Ir water PAUi MJSA A0PTs Dally Pilot t u e e : 01 \ : •
(714) 642·5113 ....,... A ult.a, no Pflt. 393 15'1 •etl r. e 1 330 W Bay St 1 HamUton, CM. 6'.H411 l Br unfum Pl(). 1 Br. t ' . I • ..a.a.1o. J br. 2"' b•. _ __ (\It'll 9400. 2 Br unrurn Call 642-5671 • I Costa M111, CA 92626 • - -J .. •'-t 2 ur Ptople who nHd ptoplt .... Ad··"· I c II I _.... 'i~r:_-;.a. mo. SELL idle Items with 1 ahouldahuyuhecktht M:°'5*.eMo".° ony 1 C~ ... -~!.-• I •
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"""· l child oil In rt· . AlRPOltT ARIA fOUMD ADS sn;•ylfd ' P IT '""· c.1111tt mm for tn11111a. Manafter will have the opportunity to Lee H1-11u ptu Juel lluutlfu '. \Wft lllt h0\l1tllffpln• Full ltt\'lrt • fl'Om IO' ft F.aroru •Model• lhl ti avail no ur. Uon • Hltl. Mr. Hall Microwave, Touch con· O,.at Ptnonalltl•! ! A '
d b b I a/f Cam"'•• Dr Mullen II( flEE 8U.471U4hr neceuary · Cal : ua•11 ettab sh a results·orlented depart· trol. never uud mo Moat Ap1p re clat•d ;ui:.~.r 1 yatt na ,!tall ~-NI Viaa/MC ssa1,Hlhrea !O!. .....,. 1 ment aimed at meeting employees' ?Z-1211 ChnsunaaOift ! 4"·3'01
~· au~h Lll.r••· flee In COM. Ind atory Cal._ --ASSISTANT MANAGER CASHIB needs. Skills in merit compensation, .. _, .. _. WetMr D1ch1hund AKC fml•
Pf\v rurn atudiol •ftl walll·u.p. easy 1ccu1. I! ,..._..Senlc" 1360 a days per week In adult HOUSIWAllSALIS benefits, organizational behavior and Whirlpool.•cyrles mtnl. RAR t . Orut
rientv. t.tvomo.140·6290 c11rpet1, drapes. panel· 641-1671 ••••••••••••••••••••• .. apartment, beach area. ~IJ or p/tlme. Apply : communication would be helpful. ~ ft Chriaun11a f lrtl Very••·. • _..c.: rvv In" ~u.&q. rt * ._.._ _2j3/~U73. Crown Hardware, 1024 or belt o er r-1on"''" 1n obo Call Room on S.lbo11 Island. '"....,., t?'s.&.«. *"n" • • Irvine (Westcuro NB. Progressive, dynamic com pany needs 979 218$ --~· ·~ '" mo.+ 11111 1ao•1 A1<11te --Loet: Doc. Male Cock·• PAIADISISPA a take-charge, humanistic leader. ~631.-. _ ___, rrs.an. tom txecutive orfkt, poo Ble,e. Blue Collar. & M asugt. Grand ATT9fTIOM: DELIVERY PEKSON for 4 SALi POOl>LE White femalt.
--400sq I\ Pvt bath with Wcstclif area.548·~7 ~nina ! 2819 Newport Ambltlou• boya and early mornlna Tlmu Please send rt!Su me and salary re· Eler atove 2 ovens , 12 wk•. ldul for .
....._......._ 4l00 ahower Balbo• Ptnln LOST· female doa . Blvd. Newport Buch &irlaUH3yea"old ,to homedellvtry Adlllon· quiremenls to : fr~zer·fna. CharGlo Chnstmu. AKC. s,180 •
............ ••••••••••• l300 mo.6'2·4423. mal1mute hu ky 873·~48 Open SAM 111'0rltone or two even· ly E<'oc>o ur 'rc\· No Boxl002 BBQ; ta 1200. traah !Si9-~
SIAWI MOT&. <i;idetk a pact , active &ray /white. 100 lbs ' 4AM Master/Vtsa_. __ inaa a week &ettina =:,~~~~ :~~~~n~ Daily Pilot muher·SIOO Daya Tea<'UP Poodle, • lbs,
Wkly ffillala now avail. R.E Invest otc Nwpt 559·9253 or 770·6228 Tf"fWtl 1450 newspv.er subscrip· a a 1 a I I 0 w 1 n c e Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626 k>7·Bl9_l__ blark M, AKC. houae,,... ~ •' ~P Color 2T2V7 Invest. Counselo,.:., Paul tREWARDJ_ ••••••••••••••••••••••• talnonds ... onr11tnaanpolrtaadtluolnt Wutmlnat er/Hunt· llotpoint refr1g, 3 mos broken.S200. 7M·6494 l"nvn a in room. . 4 or 752-Slll. Valuable 't• f d FLv FREE• Pa Am 2 ~ n-h uld. like new, 11lmond, "-le S i I p Newport Blvd CM --i .. m, oun at • . n supervision ptovlded. onix: area.838·5468 .$400.548·8645 ""'trbpane upp1es .. ._7445 · 70' SO. FT. Bank of Af!1enca, Costa for J coupons. 13 coun e.au 3to$:30PM. ask for
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t1lh & Newport Mesa Write 1899 c/o tries Haw 111 140. Andrea, 642.4321 . eitt. D9fTALASSIS:r. OPPORTUNITY ing Minimal bookkeep UFllGllATOR .nou.nJS W1llholdlor
Ml9APLACE1 844.em Dally Pt.lot. 330 W. Bay 631·36811 ~ Challenelng pos111on lMW VIGAS 1n~. filing, billing 17 Cu Ft J c Penny Chrutrn.aa M007SO :::-~~~~P~~~~s ..,.,_. ... , :e.:cA~S60 Costa ·~=--...! :.~~l:O!~~eU~p1~·~: ':r.=: ~~.~~kr . F emale ~~~nec7.~fln::ator. ';!'; ~~ !'~:t A~~ri:·
"Z"Channel Movies Ground floor off1 re Found:ABla<'kLabMb. ••••••••••••••oo•n•••·A~~IMOVETOH ~1~4~c:iys~:~~:~1~~~ alrmstnew,almondcol Shou '125 to '350
Sandpiper, 1967 Newport fronting Newport Blvd. F. Newland & Adams. Sc19ooh & 831.8984. GoHAT IA.SIMS •SICIETAllES• or, water & ice dlS 581·8'7?2 IM.Cceta Mesa64S·9137 All new interior incl Now in Orange County e...tr.ctto. 7005 Nowhaapositlons o•T•SYS--.....S ConatT70 119,200 pensers. Sl.000 or ofter ~'---
Uve on Npt Bch S90/wk open beam ceilina w/ Pound. _ ....................... oi>enfortherollowing Donut Shop, p/t1me, AM , A A ·-Oiaroond BarSlll.200 754.6757 P~~
Pine Knot Motel 6302 w ~~·~~~~~~sp:,~ Fou.nd : 2 boy's bikes. "11.90 WEEK. Chnsuan * Used Car ;!f/":~~:~~~sa~pp~fy ~~~!~n~ ~a~:t~~~c~ T70 Diet. NB SU.GOO s, g n-'a-t u_r_e_u pr, g h t :~·. c~~~r::;~Os~f A, ••
NB64S-0440 I\ Ch Graham & Warner H.B. Pre.School. 320 E. 18th llfY & C t ICt Do yrs Svctems Sales Ex Exp Consultant Ours freezer. $100 M ag1c . sq A/ eat $1200 mo. 1"--''f 84"1693 St Costa Mesa. Special lft r nuts. 1854 Newport ~~ uz Reinders Agy, Inc A U S T R A L I A N V...._ltwttk 4250 6™i608.142·3663 ""'JU >'; \r _ Pr ram.646.5423 Blvd.,C M. perience & Working """"'B h""· EOE Chef eler stove, xlnl SHEPHER D P U PS
•-••••••••••••••••••• Australian Shepherd. Clerk KnowledgeorDataCom ......, ire c.ot'64 · cond, while, l l SO OCEANFRONT 2 & • Br ATEIFROMT OF· male, 2 yrs. tn·colored. Jobi W..tH, 7 075 DIAFTllS mun i cat 1 on Send Newport/&33-8190/Free 64>51 __ 6.S'---Registered Reasonable
Avail. Winter Weekly/ FICE weanng Hospital ID ....................... Exper nee. Hours 8·5 Telecommun1rat1ons ResumetoR. Wiseman Relrig . Frost free, u:e SSOup 5'9·lSSS
Nonthly. 673.7873_ In Newport Beach, ap. 631·1030 Young married man Mon lhru Fri Salary engU1eenng firm needs GllAT IA.SIM SEClfTAllES maker, like new 1265 Beagle puppy, male, 12
Kail prox. 250 sq rt. $400 mu. Lost: Keeshound dog. would like odd jobs eves based°C!i'l':e'rni drafters experienced '" DATA SYSTIMS Work temporary jobs S48·8513or 548·448S wks old wt shots, AKC ua, Kona , Hawaii 1st & last. Contact John & wkends Can do u Leroy Ink on Mylar. ~SPENCER SU 116 lot1etoh $125/olr. 841·1466 2unlts, ea<'h sleeps 4 ,,.,<....,,., ...,..17.,c l/yr. Bl ark. white & va riety or handyman Top company Benefits. Good attitude & hard c ome. Reing · Frost free xlnt uc'""""r b h u,.,.....,,,.,.,.,. '-'· g r ay Fri en dly k Heallh, dental and 11·re LASVEGAS VJCKIHESTON cond $200 5•11 '11513 Shelties AKC shots , __,,,.,or roe ure. · jobs. 972-9525 eves: as WOiters only need app· NEVAD 89 09 &ASSOCIATES · " · F 1 h PalmSpnnas area IMOn· llMleultwfal 4450 REWARD 645·8587 for Bill. ~~ranee. paid vaca· ly. K & 8 Engineering -A 1 540-0400 548-4.4115 --s::· ~it~m:k~ '12~
k~Y r~;~.co!~~:riBuRm2 •:;.:;;()r(i;;.".35()s~~·f~· ~~ia've~.~~~~ ~:r~·L{~ y~°lli:ao!;~'~:bs ~:e~ Excellent chant·e for ad 540-1614 PAIT TIME SIClfTAIY /EXEC. ~~ ·S~g6t:r:~s7:r~~ II 64H926
Coif, tennis. Oa tly. Mesa Verde Area F ores l a r e a S 5 0 & wlcends t:an do a vancemenl with an en-ELECTRONICS 6-9pm Expanding youth Personnel / Advertising 5411-4485 Frftto Yo. 1045.·
weeklf It monthly rates 545-4123 Reward! TIG-5924 vanety of handyman lhuslastic. growing cor counseling firm ha! Dept. has opening per Stove, works ood •••••00••••00•00•00••00•
IV Ii . 714 ·558·8001 Xlnl shop loc. on Balboa sc••u.LETS jobs. 972·9525 eves. ask poralion SALESPERSON openings for 3.5 sharp expansion . Npt Bch. rlea Sl~ Free to gd home beaut
No T_ .. _ f·1c to the Balboa Ferry romponent salesperson to motivate ambiliout Good typm· g shorthand female. very affec·
S.5PM, ask for Mark. Pen .. all root & auto trar IUUll for Bill. ~ Expenenced elertronlc outgoing mature people financial servu:es firm 548_8513 ~·r 548_4485 2/yr. old Keeshound.
.,...., condo. 4 Br. S ANSWERS Housekeeper, exp'd, idnt ded r I 1 • • w h I k min lo Northstar. ••so passes In front. Great r 1 N nee e or e ectron1r 10.13 yr olds Call 2·Spm expr req. Non.smoker as er · c ean. wor 5 t i on ate . g d w 1th ..... T D<7 1668 ... place for book store. art Nubbin _ Poker ref's. pre · 1ve.in. eat, k mfg. rep company Very 642-4321. ext 343. Ask fo1 ~0123 blwn 9·2 good S8S 548 ·8513 or children Call 6•0·6688
..... om"" · shop. office, etc S&OO Again -Windup sober. p I e a s ant . pleasant orfice Com Andrea 548-~--after6pm
lndlan Wells, San dpiper mo. 67J.294l, 1173-3930 DRINKING positive, reliable. Lo\•es mission basis. Please 1~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11 ••Rl>lfT .. •Y· Dryer. rlean. works good C_E_R_M~AN-S_H_£_P_H_E_R_D_ VIiia. partially furn children. Do dnve Call #I i. a,._,, C..ty call for appl 714 894.7257 1~ ~ -..
Sulonal 640-SS48. NAun SALON He's a hte beer dnnker aft. or eve. 631 2427 p11y JIM£ Fast pared Realest ate 543.15.r~ 4485 ~hotsh . male. Free to
f\illy equipped. 3 sta As soon as •l's light he 2925HARBOR BLVD "-and 1 1 1 ' M <Xflce needs sharp. well • g ome. ~ 4760 .... to~ 000 tlon. Costa Mesa. slartsdnnlc1ng N;:ttf~li~~.oti~~~~~~trs~ COSTA MESA "'" gr . ite ofc work ' Sat & Sun momini:s de organized Gal , 7Swpm, Kenroore wash. di') 1150 GOOD WATC HDOG
....................... f>'KI\ c.o •""" F d ( I G Id 17141979 2500 for Real Estate de· livenng the Daily Pilot with good Senretur1al Fr1g1da1re refng $100 Shepherd/Husky Male Mlle Or female need ~mo ,,_."""" oun : ema e o en Any location. 1142·9103 ___ • __ veloper in N B Part on H 1 o ' a G BB Lab yo ng M sa Verde -. . w comers. our Y wa.,e skills I as S75:.. -~9 7608 673· 7359 male/female, 2S to JS ......,.at Rtfttal 4500 · u · e · twp W..ted 7100 Baby s 1 t t er / I 1 g ht Ume l·S Mon· Fri. Must -+ mileage. Requires a ~ ---
yn, to share 3 bdrm in ....................... area.540·6152 ....................... ,housekeeper. $100/wk, have dl!pendable car large wagon. van or Coo p 833 2900 lefriqeorator Fwllli._e 1050
Newport Heights. S33J + age space nr Harbor Found 12· 12, Gldn Retr I Mon· Fri 6·8/hrs per 675-4725 ____ small pickup with shell tG1 :bgfyEll Very clean 2 d1 Auto ••••••••00•••••••••••••
uW642·177S & Baker, appro1< 3000 10 rms M, 4 wht paws, X J.CCOUMTIMG , da.y. May have own Housekeepers needed for Reqwres ability to lift 4( ru 15 defrost. Sl5S * * I BUY * *
F roommate. clean , sq. ft.~ per month to Irvine area. blu rollar General agency needs I rbild. Balboa 675 2723 Seachff Motel, must be Ibis .tnd a good dnving 897'3390 Good used Furniture •
quiet: refs req, many tmnth. 549•8181 ~5022 rast·paced person to able to speak some record Call s42 432t SlC"Y IEXECI O'Keefe and Mer rill Apphances--OR I will amenities. S300/mo Pat 1250 sq. rt Front orrice, Ptf"IOIMM 5350 handle pohcy invoicing. Banlung E}i hsh Call 494 1797 Ask for Don W1ll1!Jms For corporate oHire of Double oven range with sell or SELL for You
1187·2809 i large r ea r door ....................... Rapid advancement 'I MEWACCOUMTS HOUSEKEEP-ER 1Pnntin11 hotel chain Hea\y brotler.Sl7564S·9461 MASTRSAUCTIOM
MfF roomates to share' $415/mo 1240 Logan company paid benefits Newport Balboa Savings E x p e r 1 e n l' e d I Came ra1plateroom as ~hdo~s,.n tr~'t"~·a ~1~1~g~ Ref rig S200. freeie-;: 646-1616, tJ3.f625
honl! in Cd M. S22S. lsl/ Ave. C.M. Days S40·ll3S2. Gnat co.,-.y For appointment call·' has immediate opening HQUSfkeeper needed for SISlanl Mon·Tues-F'ri resp 0 n s i b I I' I' e ~ S3Xl. Washer I Dryer $13~
last. Call . 760·8620. Eves 646-0681 Escorts Debbie. 549·8909. ext. 31 for an experienced New growing business. Ex Sat Wiii work vert1t•al Shorthand pref t-rred ea. DIW $100646·5848 llUY FUINITUIE
'Ketp!Mother&sonneed Stor-. 4550 :MHrs 60 ·0180 Accounts Counselor pert1se Housekeeping. commercial ramer a Sendresumeto.Sunnsc 1 yr old Gibson deluxe Les 957.3133
, roomma te Dec. 20th to .0 •0 •••••••••••••••••• Cotll/Clleclll This 15 3 challenging 9S7..s803 Knowlege or PMT pro Services Ltd. 18013 Sky gas dryer. used onl> 6 al sofas New $98 Lov·
lhr condo home. Irv. ,Garage for renl on Ala~/MC/Viao ACCOUMTIMGo position with a ternric Housekeeper. I day week, ress helpful. expenenct' Park Circle Suite B rms $200/0B0646 7363 eseats $88. Sleepers.
M/F non·smkr $275 BalboaPen.nextto Fun -r General Agency needs opportun ity f o r a must speak English preferred,butwilltra•n0 ln•me.92714.'attention ' R;r~GE. wht. 2 yrs. $19!1.FACTORY957·5708
Hm :' 857·4976 ·, wk · I ?.orle (101.<J'x20'it'I, StSO fast-paced person to p E O p L E Own transpurt at1nn Apply In person. 166 JohnSanders r ..,00 KING INNERSPRING · 673-2943 673 3930 NEED CREDIT ' ORIENTED" person Placentia A_ve _.C M. xlnt cond 13 9 cu t."" 64Um. tm. ' . · M C d handle pohcy invoicing Full insurance benefits 640-1900 SERVICE STATION AT ~3747 EXTRA FIRM mattress Storage·R.V -trailer · GetV1sa or aster ar Rapid advancement & PIORSSIOHJ.LS et ed h Rmmt Needed Immed. b C M 5357 with no credit Check <'OOlpany paid benefits & paid career apparel. IHSUIJ.HCE TENDANT, P'T e''l.'n lkydn IOZO s . never us . wort
CM Area. M /F. $225. oat, · · mo · GUARANTEED. Write For apPointment call : Salary commensurate Experienced a t><•ounts seeking additional in mgs & wknds. neat ap ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• ~sac. 1248del. Nevehr
SlOOdep.t,; ulil. 646·6665 Kirk: 631·0900. lO DPL. PO Box 4775, Debbie.S49·8909ext. 31 with expenenre. Please assistant for com ~ 848·6995 -pearance & handwrit 1932 Schwinn beach us queen sz. wort
Shr 48R, JBA . w/2 LasVegas.Nv.89106__ call merciallmes w1lhmaior RECEPTIONIST ing Apply at 2590 crwser. mirror black, Dl9.cashonly.l2lSdel
11hers.S225 +util.Yrly llMleu/h••nt/ GIAHDOPBOHG Ms.DennyPansw insuranl'.e brokHage full time Mon Fri . Newport~l_._.i:'..M red pan stripe w tan Usuallyhome.754·7350
(Balboa Isle) 87.S..6762 Ait.Ct Acds ltcein•~ Ii 714 &4.s 6505 firm in Newport Beach m~l be personable, well T J.ILOI scallops Must sac S2SO Trundle bed, hardwood
Ocean View, 2BR 28 A. :.::::::••• .. •••••••••• ESCOITS Acda ,_,.,_ NEWPOIT IALIOA Salary commensu rate groomtd & enJOY meel ror men 'scluthing store &4Hi296aft. ~m ends. mall r ess es ,
gar. utiJ pd. frJ>IC yard. -txnAOIDIMAIE TWO GIRLS REEDED SAVINGS Ii LOJ.H with experienre For ing pubhr Requires F'ltune 675 7700 Schwinn Crwser White orange & brown custom fwu.494-6176 Oppartwllty 5005 Formerly Linda & Handle all details Busy ttOOlrvineAve ,NB a_ppt call l71~1&44·S~22-good spelling & pen --w 11 h d rover & bolsters Perl ----'--------................... ,,., v· k · B Ak w th the I t l Aount g E OE M/F T~s...o-a 5 wi eavy uty ---' ..,_ 7""1211 2RmsforS230mout1lm· 1c1s a, ' rea esaear, in .. . Landscape Maintenance mansh1p No typing ~ _.s j nms.$100.546·5591 \.vuu ....,.,, ... .,. LOSING LEASE . quit· best. oHice. Refs required personnel, laborers & ir phone exp. preferred Immediate opening for a ------Queen size sleeper sofa
cl., nr H B. Mall . tlngbusiness.sellingout 669-0207 Avail immed. R.C r1gat1 on. Apply in rull company benefits fu ll time reader ad Mot ober ane , supe.~ 2>0.orB/O.
Westm, 847-5964 aft. 5 ALL .supplies and fix. For total relaxation with Ta.vlorCo, 640-9900 -Banking person 366 Camino de Apply. Pennysaver, 166C represenlalave for inside mirage. 12 s pd • 23 543.2497 Balboe beach 2 br apt, turesuu:luding: Pl A c M I t M t he frame , almost new ' . . low rfllt. immed. <><:c Display eases. wailing a prof massage. Steve A~n ~-Y~lla al 7AM _!Cenlla ve.. . sa es pos1 ion. us S 2 2 5 II 3 3 . 6 9 3 O Baby cnb. $75., changing r.~ · room chairs. Beauty ll>-6,645-1426 •a-1•t~ I TaLElfPAIT-TIME U""•,... CLtea., assertive person with d,.,..,,.,6267eves table w/dresser. 12S . uwtanst pre.L 675·3852 "' .... ... TW"" gill" past telephone sales e:ii. '.L" ,,.., Salon hairdryers and Strong successful pror The Nation ·s leading Irvine 30 hrs per wttk f" la 250 E 17th St IECEPT /TYPIST A 1 G 1·-~A k 1 loY shelves S30 .• antique ..,._, hydraulic chairs. m1r· man desires to me el at electroruc d1slnbutor re· ught typing. cashaen~g I c M mt AsslSt with rereptionisl pen ence PP Y 'n ir s zu I. x nt oak dresser S300
....... 4350 rors. shelves and plants tract ave sensual ladies. q u I r e s a n A d I expenenre helpful . will ---I d u t I es T y p I n ! r~· Ml660 Plarenl1a cood Sl~ 4263 walnut end table $40 tt••••••••••00•••••00•• Also,make-up.shampao 1840.forlunrhordinner m1nistrat1 ve Ass1stanl j train . Call Anita al Lo.IC~ ISS WPM l. filing ve . · -_67_s.87 __ 53_. _____ _
Eaatside. Costa Mesa andhair produrts. dates. P lease cal l for ou r Genc r al 18SH063 Rapidly expanding • general oHire Gooc Tulortoteach33 yearold SCHWINN B~X B,I KE King me box spnng &
Garage. 10x10x24 Call631·97S4or 7S0.3840. Manager/Ref?1onall IMPBllALS&L Mortgage Co represent eompany benef1ts &ad dauf?hler world or StOO Mini bike l'lhp mattress SSOea f'rame $75/mo. 180 21st St after6,898·6809 Director Localed at EqualOpportunlt~ I.Ilg many anxious S & vancemenl Call fo1 finance. storks. bond~ & Sl2S. Both li ke new. $25. Faotasttc cond o.ya 646-0S2; Eves & U--tolomi 5025 3170 Pullman Costa Employer m/f/h L's Pension Funds & appt Merril l Lynrl I munL~,taxshellers.real 559-6!34 642-1306 wkdays aft.Spm
Wkndl64S-9S43. .--, IUUTtFUL Mesa Must be al Pnvale in vestors seek Relocation Frank1P est al e e tr Write Boys !~speed Olympiad
IGaraie in Corona del ••••••••••••••••••••••• SEXY IESCOITS selfslarter and work in-ing uptnenced loan 152.0707 Classified Ad •936 Dail) ti inch frame~ lliMJ Sn•hd
Mar. SM/mo. V~Loopital 630.0426 dependently Varied I Bookkeeper agents with a followmg EOE M t CPllot. P uo Box ct560 494·7978 Extra firm. used 2 mon· 77~0347 -.s •s duties Some Payroll Growmgmanuf a.serv. Call J im or Linda I osta .... esa . a Lad~b'k___ lhs-davorced 4 setsde·
V t 't I Ir ..-. 92li2&«iOO ies 1 e. 26 . tounng signer sh~ts. 137• Call Storace Garage, Costa en ure cap1 a ava1 or and Personnel work up related bus 1n ess 1n ~I-~ Sales Part Time 3·speed, hghts & gen "'"' "
. Men, 9x20. $SO/mo . business start up Also HOMEY IAIE desirable Accu rate Tustin has need for an BUOY VISIT TYPIST/ST AT hke new. ,, pnce S7S before 8 Ml or art 7. PM
1 ~ kd do business loans. eqwp spelling and typing eHacient. highly or MECHANIC '/W f'' . 1 days, 751.4103. Masayo Or leave message and w ys, 9·5. . mentleasing. 855·9863 OUTC ALL speeds or 60 lo 70 WPM ganiied. resp person MarGregor Yachts w, .. ASHING TOH inanc1a statements, eves. ~2·0052 number ~1·3799
Office a.:ta1 4400 Moe ... a. Tnist
All Major CreditCards Malh aptitude a must Exp in AI R. A/P, 1631Plarentia,C M &Uncoln&Hamllton & tax returns & forms
667-0767 Please call. Hamilton payroll. Non smoker Models. actors. Film ether people you will see Type 70 wpm , to key Nearly new 19" lOs pd IEDIOOM Sn
...... ••••••••••••••••• Deidi 5035 1117 Westcliff. N.8 . Want
fiD&nclaJ inst. 7000s f
lit. floor. A&ent 541·5032
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Electro Sales &41-1850 to Good salary. Please call xtras Xlnt opp. new on Lhe money you can Non· smoker Salary bike with basket. ~ 3 pc walnut. dble s11e
arrange for <Jn 1n 83:2·7:.xl race 5 / t Y Pe 5 make as a Los Angf:le~ Sl<MXI rmnth CPA firm S.S7·1133aner S.l'_m headboard 1100
AllSClltltr Mr h) C1 o. Daily Pilol Class1r1ed types o rea estate Ad.
tervaew. 213-6S9 7860 Times rirculat1on dept C011ta Mesa Call Carol SchW\IU) Stingray, 1 girls 8(2.9569
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investments since 1949 -'-="---------• l"md what you want m ~i~ i. Hltp W..ted 7100 Daily Pilot ClassiC1eds .W.;J;"' ••••••••••••••••••••••• = 11:5:~ I •. aily Pilat ...... . ...... >.
SINCE EARLY 1981
1st & 2Dd. Trust Deeds : Sales
OWNER·NON OWNER
1 thru 4 units
Pet.er Dobbs. Broker
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Eam 16% on Balboa
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Denison Assoc. 548· 1592 .. __ ... /
Pwtam•/ Lott&FoiM ••••••••••••••••••••••• • _ _... 5100
Trainee
For listrict Manager
This highly successful local newspaper has
an opening for a trainee in Lhe circulallon department Basic skills will entail
supervision o( 10 to 14 yea r old boy and girl home delivery earners Areas or superv1s1on will be delivery. collections and sales
Selected applicant will receive liberal
starting salary, regularly scheduled raises, bonus opportunll ies and many Cringe benefits such as company paid dental and
health plan, group life insurance, vacation
and sidt le.ave .
Company vehicle 1s furnished during
working hours Applicants must be over 18. have a good
driving record ind be neat appearing H'ours
are generally 1l AM to 9PM.i I Monday thru Friday. Some overtime is avai able.
H you are 9ualified and interested In
learning the c1rtulation business contact the Dailv Pilot at 330 W, Bay, Costa Mesa before
10:30 AM or al\tr 2 PM daily.
Ask for Don WUliams or Ken \loddard
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330 W. Bay Street
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Are you looking for a Needed needed for Pm sales program t>arn person El Matador Mex. ------(single), spindled high
company where you can Stun in Conv Hospital. m>re than 1200 a week 1can Rest. 1761 NewPort , Schwinn Bch Crui se~: poster. xlnt cond. beaut
build an e~cellent Cert1f1edpreferred. Xlnt for working just a re" Blvd CM I custom 1932 boys 24 woodgrain w/matt .. box future~ I( you are, we benefits with insurancr. hours each day signinJ: -· tan. sac 1125 673·3600-springs. white eyelet
would like to talk to you. Apply· Beverly Ma nor. up new Tunes Subscnp W........t I !bys Schwinn 10 spd. lop bedspread•& sham , pre 5 5 r 0 om 340V1ctona CM lions in their com uniProc:~uilMJ condition$7S matching canopy &cur-
Suprrvisor /Fore man. Nur.nng mwut1es We pay hourly Need skilled operator 615-0558 tains $JOO takes all L1k.e
.-.uim ~ yean Web Of. L-.. CH ••~E wage + generous com wilh xlnt command or -new 640.~. wknds
...... YI"' -· missions I( you have :J grammar rorma111ng ~Mahriats 1025
(set exper Apply 1660 11·7 reher. Fri & Sat neat appearance & Will train on Burroughs 00•••••00•••••••••••••• -'-640--'-'l...;..029""-______ _
Placentia, Costa Mesa._ nights Conval Hospt knack for talking with Redactron F1T noon to NOW 25' /FT King size Btaulyresl .
Selling anything with a Nt,wport Bea~h ar.ta. people talk to us about II PM Resumes to. t8012 Redwood 2x6 aeck1ng. mattress & boxspnngs.
Daily Pilot Classified Ad Bnng your smile & Joi n this great p/time op Sky Park Circle. lrvme, ! 4.ai· long : also redwood~I used, SIOO. 673·5415 .
is 8 si mple matter us. Call Mrs. Sloane portun1ty. Call Mon-F'n , 927 t 4 All r n t 1 on I fencing Lowest pri<'e Dining table set. ('hin•
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Antique oak dresser. enlarger. everything drawers. headboard.
w /mirror & harp. $300. needed S450 &40-8771 best offer. 675·5640 ~~675·8153 8 M.M Mov;e Camera. TRANSFERRED
Deco Walnut veneer Proje<'lor . Sc reen. Mustsell. beaut 25"col
burtau S7S . 7 drawer Editor. Sphrer SIOO ortvS19S. ('Ontemp oak
,Walnut desk S75 , Pine 5411-lm 6 pc br set S3SO. smoked
chtir wt ottoman S.SO ~mm SLR Konici FSl. glass din set. Rmerr .
646-7916 aut o winder & flash sofabed w/sor1 . lov-
~ctrola and ageJ rt· SOmm &13Smm lense~ e.seat, orig 11900. sic. ' ~rda Sl,000 ; Limoges Petf. cond, hardly used! l950 <will sep I. tle1ant
pla('e plates , wide ~.7~-0646 pecan coffet ,& end
border 22K gold hand ---tables w. wall uruls. Xln\.
painted nowers. set of 12 C4lh IOlS cond. No junk. 966·5210 '
11 <MXl 67S.. lS30 "' •• ••• ••' • • • • • • • • • • • • D 1 n e ti e s e t. l a b I a • · FA Kittens, top quality
Childs Rockers, 1890 Himalayans 1200 & up w/bulcher block top. 4
Wicker. Xlnl Cond. S175 SI amese St2S & up chairs. Sl7S. S4.9·037t.__._
Hard Rock Maplt. S20 548~ Hatch cover table top,
S5MIM2 Prrs11ns . 6tmo malt. authentic & buutifw.
Drop.leaf oak table & Sl7S. 2 adult ftmales. M.50_~·100S.1..M9:~-I chairs. 1d cond. $350. ~le!_~·~-Portable wardrobf with
Call 673-U4o. Bob. SI ....... ISE ICITT-.. sliding doors. new con_d
Am Oak Cuno cab. sos ""'"' IR'll <wood I. vah·r 5400 . no-
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basin 1120. Oriental vase h91 I040 642-~-,,. •
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Sprlns clock $250 Ot1mps1re MIF Ptt & <'hrs. reuenabl<' ~'
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Munnl' Rll<hu $3'75 Iron •mil. KO wutt. SISO <7l4>848 29117 ' t>v~ t-'hl't'k 1111:00~,. 0~~"111 ltUMOOllS 11 RX-7 GSL, frl't' IUOO ·~·&Ii VW left ' riaht 1t Wa1on. ad rwuun&,• ~loltWhtterradlt', fnr AnttqUf lk-d ~:111.l lll'lld 11461641l'\1> SeaGull Enlllnl' :lllP p~~~ ~u~ d•y' tlN8S296 J $4399 A.lllVING tlQUlt)'. tab Ovt'r 41yr door, '73 left door S50 bo4y. Interior. t-i ru. ral Of~ drl'o I'll'<'<' bu11rcl, $JOO Jluddll' U!1l'd drum !>l'I, wb1 Short Shan Xlnt Cond n~ 32ln ~nrt ltobtn,, Dir , NOW!!! ~ l,o m1. S:.pd, 1..r, riteh Wesl~rn atyle whl ~~64!_~ p-('ouch. S150 ~ ~754 1"1tl, xlnt for bf~innr,.. l200 ~ 3'!91 Harbor Rlvd , <;01111 s•;•: US am1f1n itf'rro llPf, snrf, nm1 l0t Super Bettle "T1 Chevy 4 dr Mali~, Lase Rl'tltnl'r l'h111r S40083lT4S911t\1PM ....... ,ow-90,.0 '77Motobrt'ane Mopt'd Mes.i 1142 0010 ur TODAY torooadosJtvi:r;hur11un Ji!Oea)4897'4 Claulc, VI. aut9 VUlyl, txcellent rondi' CLOCKS _.., ... • Oood Cond S225 :W0.8211 $ dylthr £very11rce1 on '1SBUG ttarw ,fadol")'air.1~
\)9fl_S50. 846 5856 AM 31 day wall clock S75 At'OUSll(' Gu1t11r 3405 ······••O••··········· S46-Qll5 '( .. 1t Oya 545 5530. t'Vt'JC Good condh1on tirts, xlnt cond sziOO. S Pft ~J603itftl'r64rwkndi. Takam1nr electnt• with l97634'SKIPJACK -'570 7s:!~ F'J.O Im 8'71 fm.llSSOC'MMSS2 •" ~n 111dtt chain llkl' n.. ( cnse~OB06739t2$ ll'wtn 8 l''ll Volvo .... Sc~~':'/ ...................... ,
new, •Or dimnl( table S1S •J\'llUll 111 7' blul' fo~ l'trn:.t-l.mtar 400 Powrr l'fllll0t't5, under 200 hr11, 915 1975 CHt1C: 1 ton vlln. Mlldu RX2 '72 Quick. '78 VW, nl'w rlutcb, new 'M 811caine, sta Wiii),,
rach Ca1h only ~1·uf. like new. on ly Am1J lbt S50<.> Grut full electron Ira. flush ••••••••••: .. •••••.... bum~ n·11 1111~. wh1h· rd111blr New £ni?lnt' radlal tires, air, 40K m1 427·8 cyl,runa 1ood ! ~Sl2or~·81l00 ~ 11141636·727!1 Conti' rods. holders. outria VunahaYZlOOd1rtb1ke. Mu~t~ell SADDLHACIC Mov1n11 . $1100 OUO 111.000 080,499.!040 •108064.2·7102 ~ s-.s. 1055 •·or Suitt' Santu nuu~ "99 44n ,t·KtJ63 .6ll 0521 gers, dual boll tank• & like new, never raced. 1978 GMC ,, ton van IMW ~-8175 ,7SVW•............. 1.._ ttU•
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Sat&Sun 12/19&20 1199 tnf(. tlOO Unly 4 monthb · · .,.,'!__ C'('H FOR BOATS clWI Nock 548-7364 Bumper AC t'll MJ1t) -r'"::·~"'H' ·~ VW BllJa. best offer. ,. FORD LTD Landau.
Do r s el L n , C M old Call 760 2646 Sm "ood t'Xe<' desk, new All '76 FoXY low m1·1e-s -Xl1't t:xl ra11 ~ 7591113!> Qimpartt Hou.sc of Im !!~~!.ell 840 '1709 or V-8, automatlr tran1.,
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"auutlDW ~. 1065 hohd:iy~ 32 in S60 673-t497 Donalr your boat -S48 09111 497 59~ 71<1 1MERCEDF.S is 213 radials, rblt guaranteed whl., sunroof. U3200U· •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• ""° 2622 Office Sare X Int l'ond Deadline Dec 3t:it HONDA Cl 350 A..tos Wanted 9 590 or714 6J7 2.333 ~ 661 3982 181. Theodore RobiM, ,. II llf r r CIE1t~IEI .. 1970 M d 111 vw 8110 new rng & Dir .. Ha rbor Blvd •• COOl(W A.If! Newport Hf Jch Tt'nn1s $150 01:!0 8111 4114 6801 ..,a tu ree or IR O 4 cyl, new battery anti ••••••••••• .. ••••••••., -., -er('e es 280 SL ...,, Colt.a Mesa. SU·OOlO or
Stamless Steel, Water Club fam1h Mem ev,494·~~ U001592S909 pipes F.x<'ellent <'Ond WEHHO YOUR Conv and hardt op prunt. S20000BO Looks s.N21l
less. Gtfl Brand New 837be~~~ $650. 673112111. p_;: -Qirporate Mtuunt Ex S'ISO Russ GOOD USED CAR! The itm fm radio, nt.'w lire~ great ---------
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Lennox Chm a. Montclair guard'! $25 ea 2 Sterl French Lops and Mint poss~ble purchase option 14 Kawasaki 90, $195 ~ I Have Arrhedl <'ham Pa g n e me l , 00 nu mo l or 11 ran5 • ' 7 9 F A I R M 0 N Ir'
Full sen <'ream & securtt)' door guard~ t..osis !Bunnies> Evening ~a<'at~tMl!~r1~~h tow~: Gre.ittrans 536 3410 A few remuaning -.81 ~ea~::e; ;:~;,;~. AMI FM. Must Sl'll, F\TJ'lJRA 4 cyl . 4 spd.'
silver edge $400497-4691 withli.>ck$165ea750S832 9tl2·1683.548·307J 15th elf Required > i<IYamahaMXIOO k Modeb & Demos are 891·.!_588 __ -Sl7~,!ron 8422Sl_9_ ~':::·~t~:t~~n~l:~t
Rdrig Sl2S. kmg waler S1·hw1nn Little Ch~k M-;;ca~. 'bh'ie & gold, 4yr; Wilhum Freeman PO Gocx1l'ond111on ~o ~till av111lable 1 We '7l Bug, snrf, mags, but bed SlOO, black & white Btc)rle, flS Rol'ltwell old, tame "Capp)·· ~x S3'72 Santa Burb:ua -~2-8917 ~Pl>ciahze 111 l':uropean 1971 250C 2 dr. clean, red olferover S2IOO 675_3271 ~ Z AH ) S4 5 9 9
1V $25,642·7~15 10" tnblc s.i". S27S . wit•agt' 645:9216 . 931111 1~)969 405.4 HONDA 175 1111 "'or_,. c -+y delivery and f1:1wless w/black leather rntenor f!!t6 Harb:e B~~:·.~·c~~r~
_., 1070 f:~c:' n;111~~!> 1&3 t/~~ ~ Amaion Parr~ts. double Strl>et, 4000 ma. $.SOC) or 2!1'.!.S llartXJr 111\ d pn• owned Ul\1 W ·~ ~t:.J7~ce W 673 9201 · .. ·71 Super Stelle M ant. Mesa . 6 4 2. o o 1 o o,r
••••••••••••••••••••••• rolle~skJtes. SS 'l'a 2 yellow heild, 7 mos old. on ne~~~nS~alers. bell offer. 645·4135 COSTA ~n:SA Where CudOMPr '73 450 SL, lo-m1ies. ul· Shwrm Ongmal Cond 540-8211
Ladies Bulova Wa tc h, chestofdrawer!>.SIOt'a untamed S27S 1ea &lnOatables usedB/W -:niHONDACBl2SS 979-2500 Servic.Co•s loys Europe lights MuS!..See'S2450 <197-lS97 '73 Pinto wagon, clean.
brand new , $75. 2 4" refractortelt•st•npe, ~..Q:171 also Sr hock boa ts Gem! Low 4400 mt. Mu:.t -First! Xlnl $18.500 Vol•o 9772 depmdable, $1,350. --~64=5 5015 $75 Child 's Hhool dl·~k Afncan Zebra Finches 673 2000 stle. S5SO 553· 1038 Sall·~ Scrvu•c• Lcasrn~ 642.7866 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 131·2991
Ladies l8k yellow gold $20. s:J6 032.S after Sprn tprJ +lg bamboo rage Cla , <' 13 . L 1 k '78 -Honda oo Trlbtk;:-20H W bt. lXl #I VOLVO DEALH •79 LTD WAGON . V-8,
brRolex dress watch with DOLLS $25..:orSl~r-~9-7~-bo:~'. W/tratla:/ rx11ln~ n~vcr used, 47 m1. $700 •1S1~"1~~.~!,11a71 llKS~' '81 Champagne JNOKANGECOUNTY! at.to. trans .. air cond ... acelet. As brand new a: & O 642 7878 ' " ......, " t · & b k SU!00 8S 400 doll l'Oll e,.11011 nClllOS NJOft' 1090 t'Olld,ncedsref1n.S4SOor · -Cl<>!>ctlSunday 5591802 pwr.seenng ra e~. --· 7·1445 SI $225 Pm ate p trt\ ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• o1rer 963 4147, 962 48 12 Kaw 90. orr road S225. MG 9742 SA.US, SYVICE AM/Jo'M stereo. This cw;
U•estocll 8075 5S7·1!271 !l.im 7pm • . ~-.irmemomteo ? ~II '!'s ~ko 0 ev! -~ma84· h7a,_X9S 500. 1975. n:crtMosOft ExycltlftCJ ....................... OVL'AND LIDA~LIMIV~RY is priced right m•3l) ••••••••••••••••••u uo n " ....,.~ ~ P rs. l2' Gl~•par I t _..., ·v~• r otlr c.RSEASlH~ 't $91. Theodore Robins,. HORSE SCHOOL oyal elt'r lYJll'"'nlcr. ukeNewCond Rothun ..., .newypum ---IMW .... ·rch-•Or Dir .. Harbor Bl vd.,' 200 Sm T' P•'" ntrrtbl $10 its. $2395 675·0092 ed. lnl'!udes dolhe. $700 450 Honda. ne" paint. n ... *•CLASSIC* * EXPERTS Cost. Mrsa. 642·0010 ot acre Ranch in Oregon New tronini: brd SIS Jam 836 0724 aft Spm newt.op end, tires. butt leCll• Cotdd le ~
accepting Reservat1oni. Garis. btkt-. S20 645 31',li A1111qu" Piano. sm up 1o~ 1--"/ 1974. $725 960:8168 Mel--IMW•.•. '66 MG EA.Ill ll(f 11. "!) Now Cor Selet'l Student right. braut t•ond I .... '"" T----'"' W!> of SU hiiS l(OOl' mto VOLVO '71 Ranthero 43K mi" dirls for Summer liunkbt'ds S60.mJtl'h1n~ Tuned .ilso stool s7511 0.crtff' 9050 ·~TrGYef 917 lwyOrL•os• this little liaby New l!l66 Harbor Blvd PB /PS crwsl' A/C gd
Jomp1ng . dre:.saji!e. night :.tJntl SS lamp. ~75672 ••••••• .. •• .. •••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• IJOur~rl•! pa 1 n t Fr., n t cond. 545-7752
eventing $500 mo + SS i.eirl:. ~fi bro"n .-Custom -12 ft YHhl ,Tent Trailer. (714)5225333 t1res1 warcs1 Starter COSTAMESA
Board for your Horst• t'rui:.i·r $50 549~20 SportMcjGoods 1094 Chr1smas Parade . goodcond1tl...on • Generator Regulator I 64'-9303 540.9467 Mlrcat ft50
Please Write Academ' , .......... ••••••••••••• wh.Jle watrhang, parties. $_1.300 997 867D a.t.4.HGE COUNTY'S R bl t l' n i.e W 1 rt n g . ••••••••••••••••••••••• lnternal1onale Rte ·6 II .\~ l'IJ\hou~t' s95 Foos B.ill tablt>. $200 or 1 t'lc bestrates6464005 Trailfn Utiity 911 OLDEST Thro"· out Llt'Jrtng, AMfos.Uted '74 ~gar. loaded, air.
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Oregon 97~ )at·ht for all )our hoh Moton-yrle trailer. 3 &·"' Tuneup 2 "et>h ugo 6'Mral 9901 clean.l2,200.6Jl·2991 ''
John W a 1 ne Re.: u Id r1-1I tJblc. 4x7 1 i.latr d 1 I nuls llOOd ·ond S350 WE p A y Sllll n('e(h ·e" rui: " ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• '791'\U'bo Capri RS, black Olri1hlm1 G ifts & \lt'mht•rsh1p lle\t Of bar 11ne b II pa) .. e 11 \'(rll a 1n 1 0 !! · c..-97·32 t real Sweetheart' $3000 S • •L CH"'VIOLIT wtdtamois tnt . 33K, air. Serficn 8079 frr fii3 &li9 . '" J "· rut.'s aruut' 0 .lghts & _..,. TOP DOLLAR 0 Bf ""' 11: •••••••••••••••• ....... ~tl' $.li5 ~6 1145 w h 11 I e w ~ 1~·h 1 n It A.to Sff'\'IC f , P'~s ~R USED C "'RS I Sall':'i Sen •n· 1.casmg • r st <J_Cfer Please 'Chei·y's got it all. stereo. sunrf, $5,600
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All supplies and (1x· Slate lop, gd <'Ond Pay RCA VITT 200. VCR. xlnt Camper Shell tor '78 & up weeks ago. Still needs TO A Y ! !! c1os10 $UNOAn ma ny othfr extras! "67 Ply11"1Duth r.urracud.Jf.
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Display cases. w11t1n11 -7S9,0646 _••646 3526• • SweetHeart' $.3000 Or t I \I . SA'F.S& SL'RVICE lll63 Roll! Royre Phan ONLY $7691 i EU.. eoe>OBOG46· ' h · B .. Best Offer Please '" '1 ,.,._ .. ,,io:rio ., .... lom 5. bod> by HJ HOW $'::::i ~a::c1~.,:a:~~ lllstfw-. 1013 ~wo:is~'!'~:~~.&~u~J C~mkper shell for sm CaU ... 499-4722 W"'IUY OLDSMOllU Mulliner, Park Ward DoA.IDCltt-wNW tm~u~W•1. Very
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'JAWS' -Bites of what was determined· to
be a shark are c hecked on c hunk of
surfboard by Daniel Miller of the department
Al'~
of Fish & Game. The section bitten off the
board is 14 inches in width.
Shark may have kille d surf er
E xperts to examine bloodstained ~urfboard
MONTEREY (AP> -Shark
experts planned today lo
exa~~ a m!!!;i!l.L•1.1rler's biood:stiined surfbOifno see
whether a sharli took a 14-inch
bite out of it. -• -
The regular triangular marks
on the board a.nd fragment that
washed up Monday al Asilomar
State Beach look like "the work
of a large shark," said Alana
Baldridge of Stan f o rd
University's Hopkins Marine
Station in Pacific Grove.
Orticials were searching for
Lewis A. Boren, 25, who was last
seen Saturday afternoon. surfing
off Spanish Bay in Pebble
Beach.
Daniel Miller, a shark expert
with the state Department or
Fish and Game in Monterey,
hoped to examine the board. Ir a
shark tooth, or fragment of a
tooth, is embedded in the board,
the creature's size and species
•
can be determined, he safd.
Bloodstains also will be
analyzed, said stale ~rka
ranger S .D . RO<frTguez al
Asilomar.
U officials conflrm Boren WN
killed by a shark, it would be the
eighth shark attack in local
waters and the second fatal one
''Eighth
attack in
waters. ,,
shark
local
sirnce record-keeping began in
1926, offlciaJs said.
Boren, or Paci.lie Grove, was
reported missing Monday
morning after he failed to show
up for work at Terra
Engineering Co . In c . in
Monterey. A board round by a
surfer about 40 minutes later
was identified as Boren's by
friends.
Mjller , who rece.nHy
~•utftored a ~t""bft sfrift
attacks in California and
Oreaoo, tallied 4.9 unprovoked
attacks since 1926. Four were
fatal, and the only fatality
between Monterey Bay south to
Point Sur occurred in December
1952 off Povers Point.
Most attacks happen in the
colder wat~rs north of Point
Coft cepUon, with the most recent
one in the Trinidad area of
Humboldt County in 1980, he
said.
However, marine biologists
had put out a white shark
advisory for the Monterey Bay
area at the end of October. It
was prompted by an increase in
the_ number or otters killed by
white sharks . pointing to an
upswing in the number of sharks
in local waters.
Polish nnners stay on strike
Pleas rejected, remain deep inside coal mines
By Tlte Associated Preas
Warsaw radio reported today
that nearly 3,000 Polish miners,
rejecting pleas from their
families and priests, remained
on strike deep iruiide two coal
mines.
Ttre radio also said workers at
a Katowice steel mill had their
barricades up and were holding
out.
The broadcast monitored in
London claimed most industries
were operating throughout
Poland. No further mention was
made of the situation in Gdansk,
where the sprawling Lenin
Shipyard bas been closed untiJ
IRAllil CUil WIATHIR
Fair through
Wednesday. Local strong
northeast winds below the
canyons on Wednesday"
Not much temperature
change. Highs in mid to
upper 809. Lows tonight in
40s. '
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after the holidays. It quoted
Polish authorities as denying
r e ports by the British
Broadcasting Corp. of "mass
rebellions by troops in the
south."
Solidarity leader Lech Walesa,
under house arrest since m artial
law was declared, "is currently
staying in Warsaw,'' the Polish
broadcast quoted government
spokesman Jerzy Urban l\s
saying. Urban said Walesa has
been visited by his family and
that a priest celebrated Mass for
him Swlday. He said Walesa can
be released ··as soon as the
sit uation in the country
permits."
At the Vatican, Pope John
Paul II said he recalled "with
emotion" his meeting with
Wales a in Rome last January
and said he prayed that his
homeland be spared bloodshed.
Arter meeting •with Monsienor
Bronislaw Dabrows ki, the
secretary of the Polish bishops
conference, the pope said in a
year-end review speech to
cardinals: "I pray to the
Madonna of the Poles and I
appeal for a JJe&cefuJ solution in
the mututal collaboration
between aut.horiUes and citizens,
in the tuU respect for the civil,
national, splritual and relllioua
Identity of this country . . . "
A Polish exUe in Gall,
Switzerland, said he bad talked
to Dabrowski by telephone today
and wu told Wale.a ls "in lood
health" and taJktn.. ~lth the
military re,ime with the aim ol
"rest.ortnc Solidarity by poUtJcal
mtana." The exile, Zdlslaw
Pre1owald, or1anbed a privai.
relief protl'lm, ''Poland ln
N~." Tbe Italian D9'npaper Sbmpa
Sera, btMd ln Tu.rln, repoiUd
today that reports reaching
Paris by "private channels"
said Walesa had tried to escape
from the guest house and may
have been transferred to a
prison. There were no details
and no sources were cited for
the reports.
Dabrowski arrived at the
Vatican late ·Monday and is the
first direct contact the pope has
had with his homeland's clergy
since martial law was imposed
and Solidarity suspended.
Roman Catholic Church
sources reported encouraging
sig n s in the church's
negotiations with the country's
ruling military council.
Uncensored dispatches from
Poland today quoted sources
close to Polish Catholic primate
Archbishop Joier Glemp 11
saying that progress was being
made. But the nature of the
c hurc h's negotiations was
unclear. The church has been
demanding early release of
detainees in exchange for its ~
s upport In calmln1 public
reaction to martial law.
It was not known bow many
Poles have been jaUed. Urban,
the government spokesman,
Monday denied Independent
reports placln1 the number u
high as 50,000. He said
approximately 5-,000 people have
been Interned since Premier
Gen. Wojclech J arusel1kl
proclaimed mart.Jal law Dec. 13,
and about 1,200 of them had been
sentenced for viol1Un1 tbe
mlUtary decree.
Radio Wanaw reported today
that Urban dllcloHd tbe oames
or nlne artlall, 1cleaU.U IDCI
wrltera releued from deteDtioa'
"at an example" aad aald
''many more'' ln\erDHI will be
r~ealed.
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Kidnap victim to die~?
Red Brigade "sentences" U.S. Brig. Gen. Dozier
ROME CAP) -The Beirut
office of the Italian news agency
ANSA reported that a telephone
call e r today claim e d Red
Brigades terror ists have
sentenced to death kidnapped
U.S. Brig. Gen. James L. Dozier
and that his body would be found
this evening.
Italian police said t.hey were
taking the telephone c all
se riously but had not
determined whether it was
authentic.
"We are trying to determine
the similarities between this
m essage and ones we have
received before," said a police
official who asked not to be
identified.
NATO officials in 1laly said
t h ey had n o immediate
comment on whether they
believed the communique was
authentic. Dozier, 50, is the
top-ranking American Army
officer or the AJlied Land Forces
in Southern Europe.
The ANSA dispatch said lbe
caller, speaking in Arable, did
not make clear in the claim
whether Oozier was already dead.
It was also not clear whether
the caller actuaJly wu speakint
on behalf of the Red Bricades,
who have.claimed responsibility
for the Thursday ni1ht kidnapping in Verona.
The Red Brigades have not.
issued demands saying what
they want in exchange for
Dozier.
·'The Red Brigades claim the
responsibility for the sentencinc
to death and the execution of the
American General James
Dozier, found guilty by a
people's tribunal," the caller
told the Beirut office of NSA,
saying he was speaking for the
''R e d Brigades of Baader Meinhof."
The Baader-Meinhof group Is
a West German urban guerrilla
o rganization which some
prosecutors suspect bas ties to
the Red Br;taades.
·'There u no need to calJ the
American CIA for help in t.ryi.q
lo liberate the lmperaU1t
American pi1," the ~aller said.
"The body ol the American pti
wlll be found in a viU11e in the
countryside and tbe police will
find it soon after 2000 hours
Hallan time."
"We particularly chose t.bia
person to attack the American
interests in Italy ," the
anonymous caller said.
Asked by the ANSA editor why
the call wu made in Beirut, the
man said: "We had instructJoos
to give the communique to
ANSA in Beirut ... for
maximum security. I don't have
anything else to add."
Earlier today, President
Sandro Pertini was quoted by
diplomats as saying that
Dozier's abduction may be
linked to foreign efforts to
destabilize Italy.
Home fire ruins Christmas
Condo gutted while family on shopping trip
By PIUL SN EID E RM AN
Of -Deity ...... ,_
Chrisandra Farmer and her
13-year·old son. Mike, we re
r e turning from a 30· minute
shopping trip Monday night,
unaware that their two-story
Huntington Beach home was
going up in flames.
"My son and l had gone out to
get some steaks," she said. "He
was going to barbecue the
steaks while l wrapped some
last Christmas packages."
The pair found their street,
Pearce Drive, was blocked, so
the Farmers parked nearby and
began walking Wlw·ard the
condominium they've been
renting.
"My son was walking ahead or
me;-" Mrs. Farmer said .
"Suddenly, he said, 'Mom ,
they're running hoses into our
house~
•'I tried to get inside, but the
fireman said I couldn't. He said
there was nothing left.
"We were only gone for about
half-an-hour and nothing was
left. The whole place had
literally exploded. Everything
I've worked for for 33 years is
gone, and I didn't have any
renter's insurance."
Huntington B each Fire
inspector Rick Grunbaum said
the blaze at 4906 Pearce Drive,
which was reported at 6:40 p.m ..
apparently was triggering when
Christmas tree lights ignited the
Farmers' dry tree.
He said either heal from the
light bulbs or a short-circuit in
the wiring set fire to the tree.
Mrs. Farmer said she had left
the Christmas tree lights on
because she only expected to be
gone for a short time.
She described the tree as a
"big bushy Plantation Fir,"
floor to ceiling, which she bad
purchased about 10 days aio.
He said either beat from the
light bulbs or a short-circuit in
the wiring set fire to the tree.
F i r e men say
blaze started i n
Yule tree .
Inspector Grunbaum said the
tree went up ln names quietly.
The fire spread from the living
room through the two-story
home.
Firefighters, concerned about
brisk wiods. kept the bla&e from
s preaCllng to the attacbed
condominiums, Grunbaum said.
But be said the Farmer home
was gulled . Damage was
estimated at $65,000 to the
structure, $25,000 to its· contents.
About 30 firefighters battled
the blaze. No injuries were
reported.
Consumed were a piano,
original oil paintings by Mrs.
Farmer, furniture and other
family belongings.
Mrs. Farmer is an ad sales
employee for the Long Beach
Press-Telegram newspaper. Sbe
was staying tempdrarily with a
friend today, wondering where
she wUJ obtain the money to rent
a new home.
•·But I'm thankful we got out
with our lives,'' sbe said. "And
J 'm thankful for the people i.o
the neighborhood who came
through last night. People
comforted us and opened their
doors to us.
"I was standing in front of the
house holding on to my son,
wllen a woman came up to me
and put a white envelope in my
html and s;lid her family wam.d
to share th\?ir Christmas with us.
.. I opened the envelope four or
five hours later and there was a
hundred-dollar bill inside. It
covered some of the things we
had to buy last night.
1,650 cut off from pow er
About 1,650 residents in the
Ross moor community near. Seal
Beach were without electrical
power for about SO minutes
Monday night when winds blew
a CB antenna onto a hilh
voltage line.
The outage, which occurred ·~
6: 30 p.m., was repaired by
Southern California Edison Co.
crews who replaced three hip
voltage wires.
No major damage was
reported elsewhere along the
Orange Coast and spokesmen
for Newport Beach and Dana
Point Har bor patrols said no
boats overturned during the
winds.
City officials from Huntingtoo
Beach to Laguna Beach
reported no structural damage
as a result of the winds.
~ av MAGAN -Wanda Spuowtki,
wife ~ Pollah Ambassador to the U .s .• 1eta a
reasaurtna hq from President Rea1an it
her husband looks on. The Spuowakt.a have
been,...... PGlitlcaJ uylum Int.be Udecl
States IDd will DOl return to Poland. Reqaa
reeelved tbe couple at -the White .._ to-
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SNOW f'ENC£1 -Fenns trace a delleate pattern on fields
belonging to f:be Glade Valley Farm near Walkersville, Md ..
following a snowfall. In the distance', tre~s add to Christmas
effect of the setting.
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Newport man faces !
62 f rand counts
• • m investment case
I A 35-year-old Newport Beach
man waa arraigned Monday ln
U.S . District Court in Loa
An1eles on 6 2 counts of
investment and tax fraud
lnvolving investors who
alle1edly lost more than $3.4
million during a three.year
period.
George Monroe Eggleston,
also known as Garrison M.
Everett, was indicted last
Wednesday by a federal grand
jury in Los Angeles . An
indictment is a formal charge by
a grand Jury. It does not
eatabllsb guilt or innocence.
Eggleston, head of the
now·defunct Omega Financial
Corp. of Newport Beach,
reportedly told investors that be
and his companies would invest
the funds in various tax shelter
plans.
The Newport man has been
under investigation since 1979
when the Newport Beach Police
Department began looking into
complaints against Omega.
According to the indictment,
Eggleston operated several
fraudulent tax shelter leaslng
schemes from 1977 to 1981.
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It Is alle1ed E11leston aqd bia,
companies would tolicit,
investors to purchase DMdical:
equipment, computers and Ice:
machinet as tax sbeltera. 1
Eggleston collected more than
$3.4 million from inveaton and:
then spent much of the money.
for personal expenses, Aulatant'
U .S . Attorney Rick Flam
alleges. ,
Some of the money, it bas
been charged, was diverted out
or the country tA> a trust fund. ;
The indlctment alleges;
Eeelestoo would cover IWDsell
b y s e n d I n g i n v e s tor s:
information indicating that the
equipment had been purchased.
In some cases, attorney Flam·
sa id , seve ral inves tors·
purchased the same piece of~
equipment. ln other cases the
equipment didn't exist, be
asserted.
At one point, the indictment
alleges, Eggleston requested
employees of one company to.
pose as a non-existent business.
These "officers ," the:
indictment reports, tricked a
bank official into approving a
loan for one investor.
Reagan says New Deakrs espoused fascism .
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Views to be broadcast Friday night in an interview on public television .
REAGAN VIEWS ..:_ President
Reagan believes many in
New Deal adminislration
championed fascism.
WASHINGTON <AP > -
President Reagan says many
New Dealers in the
administration of Franklin D.
Roosevelt espoused fascism.
But be aayg Roosevelt, unlike
those around him , saw the
reforms of the New Deal as
crisis remedies for the
Depression t1lat be would bave
tried to roll back after World
War II.
Reaean makes those points in
an iaterview on the Public
Broadcasting Service program
"•e. Wattenberg at Large,"
tbat will be broadcast Friday
night. Wattenberg conducted the
interview last week . A
transcript was made available
to The Associated Press.
Artllur M. Schlesinger Jr., a
Roosevelt biograpber who wu
questloned about Rea1a11's
asaetlions in a telephone
iaterview Monday. disputed the
D"'litfkmt'J yiew of Roounlt oa both counts.
SeW.inler said "it ia a IJ"Oll
distortion ~ history" to aay that
R oosevel t 's a ppointees
advocated fascism or that FDR
made only a temporary
com mila\enl to help ttiose who
needed heij). .. .. _
ln the inverview, ,.Jleag.ap, s~
"the Roosevelt that I voted for
had promised to cut federal
spending by 25 percent" but,
once in office, saw a crisis and
advocated temporary aid "in the
nature of medicine for a sick
patient."
"But. in the meantime, my
own analysis is that people
attracted lo government and to
goverment positions in those
years, in many instances, did
n ot view the medici ne as
temporary," he said.
He added: ''If you remember,
I was assailed during the
campaign for saying that many
of the New Dealen actually
es'pou k~tt · what to'di'Y"tras
become an epithet -fascism --
)R VS~tth~Y..~P?ke l\daiitiD&Jy of tiow 'Mussohn1 had ma'd~ the
trains run on time.
"In other words, they saw in
what he (Roosevelt) was doing a
planned economy -private
ownership, but government
management or that ownership
and that economy.
"Harold Ickes (Roosevelt's
-secretary of the interior), in his
·book, said that what we were
striving for was a kind or
modified form of communism,"
Reagan said.
"Well, I don 'l believe tbal was
really in Roosevelt's mind and, I
think that, had he lived, and
with the war over, we would
have see n him using
government the other way.''
During the 1980 election
campaign, Democrats recalled
that in a May 17, 1976 Time
magazine interview Reagan had
said, "Fascism was really the
basis of the New Deal." Reagan,
questioned by reporters, said
.1,beo thal evidence of. ll!lllY)e~
could be found in "the wntings
or the members or the brain 1·01• a• *be Npw Deal ..
schiesinger . winner or
Puliuer prizes for history and
biography, said fascism "was
the last thing in the mind of
Roosevelt or anyone around
him."
A dictionary defines fascism
as ·'a system of government
characterized by rigid one·party
di ctato r s hip , forcible
s uppression or oppos ition,
private economic e nterprise
under centralized governmental
control, belligerent nationalism,
racism and militarism."
Said Schlesinger: "There was
no hint at any point during the
Roosevelt presidency or any
desire to establish a one-party
state -and that's what fascism
was all about, the s uppression of
all political opposition.··
As ror Roosevelt being a
co n ser vative at h e art ,
Schles inger s aid the best
statement of his post-war views
i~ his-1944-State of t~ Unton
address advocating an economic
bil~ ~ rt&b~ and job_bnusjn& an ucation programs.
He said nothing in Ickes '
writings support fascis m or
communism.
MO ·11ews? Did 1"1 anklln ·
D. Roosevelt espouse cause
~f communism ? Current·
administration"' may believe
he did.
Sailor faces
court-martial Ex-student sues school board for Viet book ban
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Tbe
Navy, baving decided that
enough evidence exl1t1 to
court-martial a )'OUDI eMip en
charges of pusU., secret& to
South Africa, mu.It now decide
how the defense will be bandied.
Rear Adm. Paul T. GUcrtst,
after five days of pretrial
hearing, said Monday that
Ensign Stephen Baba of
Gaithersburg, Md .. will be
court-martialed. BaM f11ee1 a
variety of other charges u weU,
including delertio. ud lllttlnc a
female superior officer.
The bearlftl, now dulial .._.
BANGOR, Maine (AP> -A
former hilb school atudent says
he filed suit against a sc.bool
board for banning a book about
Vietnam because be is "very
sensiUn" to bis rights.
Michael Sheck, who attends
the University of Maine at
Orono, is asking U.S. District
Judge Conrad Cyr to order the ,
book "385 Days'-' returned lo the
school library, contending that
its removal violated his First
Amendment rights.
A trial ol bis lawsuit began
Monday, and several Vietnam
veterana came to the federal
eowtbowJe to endorse the book.
The b90t, written by Dr.
aonaN Qtuser, recounta tales
Ulat U.S. sotdien fi1btln1 in
Vielfta.ln told Gluser when be
treated them at an Army
hospital in Japan. The book was
banned by the school board at
Woodland High School in the
s mall eastern t own or
BaileyviJJe last s pring after a
parent complained that it was
filled with obscenities.
The Baileyville School Board
contends tllat it mu~i protect
students from language that
violates the community's moral
values.
Glasser told Cyr on Monday
that be seldom uses obscenities
himself and hasn't used them in
books he has written since "365
Days ."
But the language was used ln
that book, Glasser said, because
tamer words could not portray
the "anguish and desperation"
Baba's defense, wu • ...-
today. One po11ible ......,.
defense attorney lal41 lae •• wo
tied up in U. Ruetr --involving alleged brutality la tM
ship's brig -to be available
soon for Baba's can. Oregon man lost at sea
Brezhnev urwea
'return to path'
WASHINGTON (AP> -Tbe
Soviet Union and lb• Uaited
States should abandoa "Ute
senseleu arma race" aad
"return to the "lb of lllltm ..
relalioaa," 1ay1 Soviet
President Leanld Brelllan.
Reapond in1 lo written
questlcma from NBC ...a.mat1c
corr•pondent llarvlD lal~ tlae
Soviet leader Hkt t•• arma
neaotladibld the two ,11atklnl are
boldlnt in Geae•• "wilt
determine 1'betber tbe danter ol
outbreak ol nuelear war wW
increase or c1eere .... "
Harbor Patrol boats are
Harellibl for a 31-year-old
Ore1on man who may have
drowlMd after faJ1ln1 trom the
DaH Point Harbor Jetty lut
Friday.
OrU.e County Harbor Patrol
divera were caJJed out of the
waler Monday after a futile
Auad on tour
RIYADH. Seuell Arabi.a (AP)
-Syrim Prelident Rain Aiied
flew to laud.I Arabia tMay,
Mflnaiq a tour of oll·dda
natlo•1 on the Arablen ,.. ...... Re ls aeektDt a mdted Au• front a1alD1t ltrael'• .......... ot tbe Golan Hellbta.
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search for Harold Thombs, of
Newburg, Ore.
Thombs was walkinl on the
rock jelly with a 17-year-old
nephew Friday evening when he
apparenUy slipped and reu in
the water.
The teen-ager summoned help
when be was unable to find his
uncle, a sheriff's spokesman
said.
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Man, woman
take diamonds
A man and woman have stolen
two trays of diamond jewelry
valued at more than $10,000
from the I. Maantn department
store ln Coeta Mesa, pollce said.
lfhe clerk told police abe wu
sbowln1 the woman a piece of
jewelry Monday when the man
reached bebind the counter and
1rabbed tbe merchandise.
The eouple fied ln the cro1'd ol
Christmaa sboppera al South
Coast Plua. aecordln1topolice1 reports.
Re~ugees rampage
JUANA DIAZ, Puerto Alco
(AP) --Texu border 1»9trelmen
wlth riot pu-were iuardiq 1
.detenUon camp today wbere ,
re1tle11 HalUaa refu1et1
rampa1ed lo proh1t a
barbed·wlre fence aeparatlhc
men from women.
of those fighting in Vietnam.
·'It was the language they
talked," he said. "There wasn't
enough in the common language
to express their anguish. They
couldn't say, "Oh, goUy gee'!"
Three writers who covered the
Vietnam W.f\ testified that tbe
book was ooe· of the best "1rflten
•bout the war and that the
language in it was that used by
soldiers there.
Ward Just, who covered the
war for The Washington Post,
said that language lost its
conventional rd~aning in the
heat or combat.
Gloria Emerson, who reported
on the war for The New York
Times, said she cried when she
r ead the b oo k . The book
accurately portrayed the
situation there, she said.
"It is not a world or Jane
Austen characters." said Ms.
Emerson.
The school board voted
unanimously to ban the book last
April after Carol Ann
Davenport, whose stepdaughter
took the book from the library,
complained that it contained
many obscenities. None of the
five board members had read
the book at that time, witnesses
said.
In Augus t , the boa rd
developed a policy for dealing
with controversial books, caJlin~
for creation or a special
seven·member committee of
parents, stude nts, school
administrators and faculty lo
review any books about which
there were complaints.
But the board voted 3·2 not to
submit "365 Days" to review by
the new panel and to stick with
its ban, despite a req11est Jrom·
the bigh scrioor student ~olltlciJ
that the work be put ba"tlr-in the
library. '
Fire kills woman ·
LOS ANGELES <AP) -Al\.
apartment fire blamed on a ~
faulty television set killed a
woman and injured a man,·
officials said, while another~
apartment blaze forced 75
people to choose between a night
without lights and hot water or
abandoning their homes to'
potential looters .
to all Our friends
from
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Newport Beach
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HOLIDAY CHEER Actress J oanne
Woodward, Carroll O'Connor and Paul
Newman geUnto the spirit of things at a
Chrjs tmas party at New York's Circle in
the Sqµat~ recentJy.
Fire razes h ome
of ex-governor
Former Louisiana Gov.
Jimmie Davis and his wife
had to nee their home in
Baton Rouge to escape a
fast-spreading blaze that
destroyed most o r the ir
belongings, Davis said.
"There's not a picture left,
not a chair, a trophy -
a n y th i n g . ·: s a..i d.; t b e
e x-governor,-ilt tii! 11cts .
speaking from a neighbor's
home.
Davis said neither he nor
bis wife Anna were hurt in the fire.
•'I had some things you
couldn 't repla ce, like
trophies from the Country
Music Hall of Fame. I had a
rocking chair from President
Kennedy. It had his name on
it,'' he said.
People from urban areas
often bead for Vermont when
they want to camp, but Rep.
J ames Jeffords, a Vermont
Republican, went camping in
Washington, D.C. -in his
office.
And now, he's been cited In
a li s t o f "dubi o u s
achievements of 1981" in the
latest edition or Es quire
magazine. It all started when
he mov e d o ut of hi s
Washington apartment last
s pring t o live in hi s
congressional office.
E s qu i re said Jeffords
couldn't live on $60,662 a year
hi s sa l a r y as a
congressman.
"What's even sadder, he
has to share his bathroom
wi th 416 other guys," the
magazin e said.
Retired Soprano Beverly
SU ... -Pirector of the New .... York City
O p era,
w i ll be
fea tured
speaker at
D a n is h -
Ame rican
J u I y 4
Festi v al
next year.
T h e festival is siu.s
considered the largest \J S
I n d e p e nd e n ce Da y
o b serv ance o utside the
Uni ted States.
It is sponsored each year
by the Rebild Society at the
Rebild National Park, a hilly
tract south of Aalborg on
Jutla nd, the peninsula of
Denmark.
The park was purchased in
the early 1900s by Danes in
the United States, who gave
it to Denmark on condition
that it would be used for a
Danish-Ame rican festival
every July 4.
Lawyer s for Ehli
Presley's estate are battling
to keep from paying state
and federal taxes amounting
to 70 percent of the estate's
$25 million value.
Tile Inte rnal Revenue
Service billed the estate $14.6
million last spring, and the
federal tax case has been
tied up in U.S. Tax Court.
T e nnessee offi ci als,
meanwhile, es timate the
estate will be assessed $2.3
million -one of the largest
inheritance tax assessments
in the state's history.
Interior Secretary James
Watt zipp e d around
Yellowstone National Park
on a snowmobile, seeing how
the park operates during cold
weaUter.
Aceompanyi ng Watt on ttte
llS~mlle tour, not counting
sidetrips, were politic al
lead e r s fro m Wyoming,
Montana and Idaho.
Watt and his party got a
br eak from the weather.
With temperatures in the 30s
and plenty of fresh snow,
they crested three mountain
passes and saw elk, bison,
de er and coyotes before
arriving at Old Faithful, the
nation's most famous geyser,
to spend the night, park
officials said. '
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Dana resta1rrant OK'd
But cQaSt com mission imposes conditions on project
By STEVE lllTCllELL ., .. ..., .........
State Coutal Commlaaloaen
bavt unanlmoutly approved a
ConJU del Mar man'• propo1al
to build a restaurant of nearly
4,000 square feet overlookln1
Dana Harbor.
Tb• 12·0 commhaicra
endonement came de.pile
complalnta the new restaurant wlll be located adjacent to the
Quiet Cannon reatau.rant, hit by
a landslide in February 1980.
John Soukeru. wbo operates
the Plrate'a Inn in Corona del
Mar, won comm.laslon approval to build a second restaurant by
\he same name in Dana Point,
just eaat ol the Quiet Cannon.
But commiesloners imposed
several conditions on tbe
project, includlna usu.ranees by
the restaurateur that be would
hold the commission and any
other public asency barmles1
should ·a l'andsllde or other
calamity occur.
The commlaalon also warned
Soukeras be may not be eligible
for public disaster funds or
low-interest loans should a
land.slide damage or destroy hie
restaurant.
A geologic report, prepared by
Leighton and Associates of
Irvine, states a land.slide such as
the one that occurred at the
Quiet Cannon would be unlikely
at the 26,000..Square-foot parcel
where Soukeras wants to build.
'The report says the land is
suitable for a restaurant as long
as grading and site preparation,
fou ndation, landscaping and
drainage controls are
incorporated into the project.
It also states the slope failure
that occurred at the adjacent
restaurant was a result of
geologic characteristics that are
not present al the proposed
restaurant parcel.
Soukeras plans to demolish a
s ingle family home on the
property and construct his
two-story restaurant at 34341
Street of the Blue Lantern.
. ...........
FAMILY REUNITED-Vict or Franco. wearing hat and
glasses. has made it possible for a ~ic~igan couple,
Gregory apd Barbara !-fill$. riglJ.t o be r~ted wtl.ll..Jheir
<!hildren. Daughter Shelly Hilts.~s hugged b y her .-.r while Michael. 11, lower left, aN!:Xhristopher. 14 . l _ .
Ste ve Pollard. top. is a son-in-law of Franco.
Reunion makes holiday happy
Good Samaritan remembers promise
HOUSTON (AP) -A Michigan couple
separated from their children and racing a gloom y
Christmas bttau.se of hard economic times have
had a tearful reunion arranged by a modern-day
Good Samaritan.
Businessman Victor Franco heard or the plight
of the Hilts family on a television. ~~o..,. anJi remem~red a promlae to help people ln need he
made two years ago when he was lost at sea.
• The· beneficlarlH11Gf ,..,.•nco's good will,
Gregory and Barbara Hilts, were laid ore from
their jobs as machinists at Ford Motor Co. two
months ago. They moved to Houston hoping to find
work.
Tbey bad to leave their three children with
their grandmother in Ypsilanti bttause they could
not afford to take them to Texas.
"It's going to be the best Christmas ever
now," said Mrs. Hilts as she sobbed and tried to
bug all three or her children Monday at an arrival
gate of Houston's Intercontinental Airport.
When they were interviewed on ABC's "Good
Morning America" two weeks ago, Hilts said he
was working in a factory ror $7.25 an hour and his
wife bad taken a job as a waitress at a truck stop.
But they still bad not raised the money lo bring
their family back together and faced a Christmas
without Christopher, 14, Shelly, l2, and ~ichaet,
11.
Besides, they said, even if they could bring' the
children to Houston, they did not have a home big
enough for the whole family.
When FTanco, 52, saw them on television. "It
was a spontaneous thing," he said "I said, 'That's
somebod y I'd like to help.• "
Franco, who owns a used car dealership,
leased a home ror the Hilts, paid their rent for
three months and paid air fare for their children
and the family's four dogs.
. ·:~ woijldl)'t consiqer myself .a religious man.
Ttlis is the closest 1·~ been to religion." Jfiothco
said al the airport reunion. After they met, the
Hilts headm<for their new home .
Franco, who commutes weekly between hls
business here and a home near Albuquerque,
N. M .. said he drew about $2,000 to help the Hilts
from a personaJ fund he had set up to help people
in need.
The fund ste ms from a promise he made when
he nearl y died in an accident two years ago. He
was sailing alone off Key Largo, Fla., when his
boat capsized . leaving him in the water without a
life jacket.
"While l was drowning, I was promising just
about everything," he said, including that if be
survived, he would help other people and not
expect anything in return.
Minutes later a stranger happened along and
rescued him.
True t.o bis word, Franco began setting aside
$20 t.o $50 each payday until the f\.Uld reached about
$3.000. '
"It's the best thing I've had going in 50 years,"
he said.
"There's got to be something better than beln1
a car salesman "
Do you get a bonus at
Chrlttmas time ... or maybe a
gift check from someone who
loves you? That money de-
serves more than casual spend·
Ing. Pamper yourself with really
tine jewelry that will be a
permanent reminder of the
thoughtfulneu of the givfH' .
@
ammonia. It's what we us. 1n
our ultr•somc clelfler in the
store. If you can let them soek
in that solution for a hall hour
or so. It will be easy to dislodge
any grease or soap build-up
with a soft brush. Just rinee
well and they will be sparkling
clean. When you are going
some place special and want
them to look their very best.
come by the store and let us
clean them lor you. We have
special equipment svellable to
give • thorough cleaning. There It no charge for thi8
servic. -and we have the
knowledge Jo give your gems
any special care required.
a gift for your lifetime and to
even heirloom to your IOYed
on•. Our telectlon of quality
J?lacaa wlll excite your Interest.
Stop In eoon ... and do bring
your Ctlristmat gift money!
I know you wlll be pleaeed
with the beautiful gifts of
jewelry that you r9Cefve tnls
ChrlttmM . . . to, Juat a few
word• about maintaining the
aparttle -the care and pr•
Nrvatlon of your fine Jewelry .
Fine o-mstonea are. for the
moat part. hard and touth.
Howwar. care must be taken to
prevent damage and retain
their t>Muty.
Diamond. for example, is the
hardeet gem9tone, so It dOea
not ecratch ... oy. However, It
can be chipped or creck.9d If
ct.alt a hwd knock. Diamond
wlll tcratch diamond •• well • eott.r gemltonea, ao pi.ca. of
. gem-e.t jewelry ahould be kept
eeparattly In a lined box.
Anyone who knows anything
about the value of gemttonel
will get "the -"b'9 ahuddef'a"
when ""¥ ... ..::tora on film or
TV. dump out a handful ot ~ from a pouch whef'e the
""'' hlVe tuppoeedlV ~n bouncing around tOQtther.
Even the bed guye ought to
know thel tn.y .. reductng th9 Wlfue of their loot by,,.....
lnglttt.a~I
Dlemonda aftd tranaperent
colored 1tone• thould b•
J*lodlcalfy C!Mned with a ct.
t.,...c eofutlon -we auggear
a cup of wtnft ..-, a , ....
• poon of daellf09'1t ~
and• t111111aon of
I_
9EM WISiE
CHARLES H. BARR
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Peart.. COl'al, turquol~1 . and
opal for lhltance. .;. 'among
the more fr99lle gemttonea
and need •tr• c.,.. Peettt
should b9 wiped with a aoft
cloth efter NCh wearing to pro-
tect them from body oil• and
acids. They should be kept
away from perfumes and hair
1pray1. Pearla should be
restrung yearly to pre'tent the
string from brNklng.
Coral and turquoiM ahould
be protected from IOtlP Md
gra .. or other subatanoea t~ wlll dlacolor them. Opa11
thould ~otected frofn ,_.
becauea t m.y become bnt·
Ueand
A.a a flnait Pf*:•utlon,' to P!'e-
vent loet. the wttlnQS l1'Cf flnd-
1091 of your fine Jewelry lhould
be ohacked regularly for
eecurlty. We .. happY to do
thla for you anytime at no
oharoe.
Fine Jewelry i. mMnt to 91 ..
• llfetlme of tnjoyment With
pr<>J* car. Ind protection. " you have any QUeetlont aboUt
the o.-. of a pertlculer Mem.
pie .. fetl ''" to df'09 by the •to... Ind -ma. Merry Chrlatmae rrom all of
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A4 H/F Orange Coast DAILY PILOTffuesday, December 22, 1981
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I (II
(d ' T~Yfi § HU~~NDS 2;.:Eliai~hST~ler, 49;;:a~J}er tiu5,band 5ei\ John Warner of Vifgl~iltave ~cided to' separate after five
years of marriage. She has been married to
six men. left to right top and bottom, Conrad
OiJcd> :J[iltc?-...J.a Michael Wildin&_ 1CliaeI.
T.odd~ ~ddie ll"llhel., 1Ucllard Bllttoo, and W-ai'nen Her first maniage, to Hilton. was at
the age of 18.
Mexico hikf?s gas prices
MEXICO CITY CA P ) -
Motorists raced mo re tha n
double prices for regul a r
gas oline i n Me xi co tod ay
U.S. judge nixes
Wi lliam ~' appeal
R eagan supports
urba n p rogr a m s
following a decision by the state NEW YORK (AP>_ A federal. WA S H l NG TON CAP > pet.rol e~ mo~pol y Pe mex . jud.e.e today, turn~ ,down ,Sen. President Reagan has overruled w4i:qb.,J!~d the #!>Creases ~ere ..... ,Ha.rri&on A, Williamr.,,motMlns to · budg;et dJ~ctor David Stockman
nee (f e d . to r e <i u c e r 's 1 n g throw out his Abscam conviction by d~c.idJn~ to keep intact nearly
consun:ipt1on: . , .. .(or, priborrr and cons~a%'-i on S4 b1lbon m urban de~elopment
. 'P'elnijx said regular gasotme -grounds 'th-at the govern'oient "'"''Pr~~'am's, admin1 s tr:Hlon
increased from 38 cents _to 82 violated due process. . omc1als say. .
cents a gallon and the price of J udge Geor ge Pra tt, in a Jn the wake or extensive
unleaded gas went from 97 ce~ts 61.page decision in U.S. District Lo~~ymg by state and local
to $1.36 _a gallon .• Diese!· which Court in Brooklyn, s aid the officials to. save the programs. ~as selling for 14 cents a gaJlon, verdicts last May against the Reagan re1ected a proposal by
JUmpedto 34 ceots New J ersey De mocrat would Stoc kma n to hall all new
·Bidder disclosed
for NY Daily Neu1s
NEW YORK <AP> -Officials·
or Warner Communications Jnc.
have h e ld pr eli mina r y
discussions on the possibahty of
buying the Ne w York Daily
~ews. which is up for sale by the
Chicago-based Tribune Co . a
Daily News executive says.
Warner is a diversified New
York·based e nter tain ment
company.
Th e Tribun e Co .. whi ch
publishes the Chicago Tribune,
anno unced , Fri day it wa s
looking for a buyer for the Daily
.News. which it founded The
news pape r s a ys it lost SJ 1
million in 1981.
f
'I
stand s p e nding for Community
· Development Block Grants and
'Sk i Mask R apisf
gets 2,0 46 years
BATON ROUG E. La. <AP> -
J on B. Simonis. who confessed to crimes attributed to a "ski mask
ra pist," has been sentenced to 18
life terms plus 2,046 years in
p r ison fo r sex ual a ttacks.
robberies and other crimes in
Lowisiana.
lie sWI faces charges in Texas
and other parts of Louisiana,
and authorities in 10 other states
have made inquiries about him
to Louisiana s tate police.
Simonis, Linked to 80 crimes, has
admitted to rapes in which the
attacker wore a ski mask to hide
his face.
Urba n Development Action
Grants. or UDAG, after 1983,
offi cials revealed Monday.
Anoth e r m ove
exp ect ed at C B S
NEW YORK (AP> -In his
third majer personnel shake-up
s ince becollling depoty president
of CBS News, Van Gordon
Sauter will name a new vice
president for special events, The
Associated Press has learned.
N e two rk s ources, who
declined to be identified, s aid
Mo nday that J oan Richman,
executive producer of the "CBS
Weekend News," will replace
Ernest Leiser, who was put in
charge of special events in 1979.
thcz. authzntic classic ..
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6.2% increase guarantees lowest.annual rate in 3 years
WASHING T 0 N C A P) -advanced 0. 7 percent, about the laJt month.
-Easina food and houalna coeta same aa in the previous 3 Octobtr'• o ., percent
held the nation's lnfiation rate to months. uaaonally acUuated advance
a moderate 6.2 percent IMU&l The inflation index baa been was the amallHt alnce the
pace In November, the c riticized sharply this year s ummer of 1910, when the
1overnment reported todlY. be c a u a e of th e ho u a in I economy waa lft a rec•alon.
Tbe modest rise virtually compontnt, w.hlch crltlca Tb.t small galn. het"d bold
1uaraatMa that this year' a complain overstates the effect of Inflation for the first 10 moath.a
lnflatioa -ne. will be the lowest lncrj'~ or decreases in home p,r 198).W a ~~ylly f\1¥-ted
ln ~'"',,tars. 'l)ti~'g 1'nd fH>t11c1n1 ijeC&uae ' \nnu.i tJt\e qf j,1~ ~rcen\;, 1 , Th• ember increase of o.~ · "tt\b).t t"ciors ' .'we so b'ajlly ·" -~'ut(w.hH~,. l>!ellqi~9'¥Y per'c• ln ta.e Consumer Price ~elghted. '' c:dn.Ue~ional , estjmat~a l •.IM>w
Index WH the second aJow The govern m en t baa infla'tion -as 1»«1~aured oy '(be
advaJ\ce in a row and anaJyata announced it will change to a detlator for the Jl'Oll na.UooaJ
expect the current recession will "rental equivalent" formula for product and not the CODJumer
dampen consumer demandJ and calculating housing costs in 1983 Price Index -fallinC rrom this
help keep the rate down in the so that those facW>rs will have year's 8.S percent level to 5.7
months ahead. less iropact. percent ln 1986. Tbe estimates
Through November, inflation However. bad the rental were prepared by the
-as measured by the Labor equivalent been used last month, Congressional Budget Office and
Department index -ran at a the department said the lnflatiop presented last week to its
seasonally adjusted annual rate index would have risen at the national panel or economic
o r 9 .2 percent, department same o.5 percent. advisers, congressional sources
officials aald. The report said the uqadj~ted said Monday.
Ta.. new &cures indicate that Cppsunier Price Jndex "rose to T~e deflator is a broader
inflation for tbe year .ill almost 28CU'\ial!D>v"1llter whit-~ ~· easure bf h\,/atiOJ'\ .In ~he
certainly raft belo• double that goods and se~vices c6sling b"}, ~op~· "th~' t~,_the Conk~er
digits, comp~a'red with 12.4 I $10 ln1$17 WOUCd have CbM:"128.o7 /1 f,e @~}!' ~ Ill\ 'JI
percent for 1980. It so, inflation , • · ·•· n .. · "n I" ' " " 11 •
would be running at the slowest
pace since the 9 percent or 1978.
It was 13.3 percent in 1979.
If the November rise or 0.5
percent after seasonal
adjustment held for 12 straight
months, the increase would be a
·compounded 6.2 percent, the
department said.
Begin appears safe
• • in upcoming vote
The November rate was a TEL AVIV CAP> _ Prime alliancewithl-heJewishstate.
litl_le above October's 0.4 percent Minister Menachem Begin won w ashington s uspended the
gain and well b~low the 1-2 ·•.,th~ support, of a three-member agreement Friday in retaliation
percent advanc~ ·~ September ultraH~btist''faction toctar. all for Israeli annexation of ~e
and 0.8 ~rcen~ rise in August. but assurin'g the defe._t •'Of a 11.·S)'llian .. Gol.an Heights. Begin
Th.e pickup m Nov~mber was no-confidence vote over Begin's said "8a.fasua1<.1le 's concerned.
att:1buted to hous rng costs, handling of U .S .-I s raeli theql"ltemelltwls deadrl 'l ..
whic h rose 0.4 percent after relations. With his own 6l-seat1cbliit1on bein~ unchanged in_ Octo~r and The two-man Shinui <Change) in the 120-member Knd"lel,
surg_rng s_ubstant1ally in the Party presented the motion of oo lsra~l's Parliament, plus . the
pre vious fi ve months. the new confidence following Begin's Teh1ya Party and possi ble
report ~aid. angry publicized outbursts support from the t~o-m an
Housing costs ~ere boosted Sunday agains t the United T e le_m Partr, .B':g1n was
las t month by b1gber home Stat(S for suspending a strategic promised a ma1onty m the vote ownership costs, reflecting a 1.9 Wednesday.
pe rcent increase in mortgage But Begin took no chances,
iolerest rates, the repor\ ·said. ~" :. ' '' · ' n suntrnaning 8eonomies.i Minister
House prices fell 0.8 perc~n\.., " ·~• .. r.e-ft"Jlry ''11 '" 1..>!'.>16aalccrv :Meridor home•1f11or:n
RentaJ costs grew 0.7, percient : ,,; · ;;._ ·-"1 •1 T· · r· •1·" • ·SWl148rtaattf0&1the vabl1111 ....
last month, about the same as in SeCUri ties . ' ' Basal on present head counts, the previous two months, the and excluding absent deputies ,
depa rtment said. • J....1 --• d Begin could defeat the motion by
Fuel oil prices rose modesUy, vie ~ ffiJXe a vote of 58-46. He qu~shed
after declining in ea ch of the J -another no-confidence motion on
pre vious 7 months, it said. WASHINGTON (AP)_ Yields Dec. 2 by 57-53 votes.
Food and beverage costs rose 0 n s b 0 rt -term Treasury On Sunday, Begin leclur':d
a s m a 11 O _ 2 percent i o securities were mixed, with the U.S. Ambassador Samu~I Lewis
No ve mber , the s ame as in average rate for six-month on what he considered
Oc tober, th e report s aid. Treasury bills ri s ing in America's attempttoturnlsrael
Declines we r e regist e red in Monday's auctions for the third into a '"vassal _state.", Begin's
prices for beef, pork,· poultry, straight week but the rate for remarks to Lewis _were released
f is h and dairy products. three month bills declining lo the press _ by h1s .sl;>Okesman,
Restaurant meals and alcoholic slightly, officials said. and the ~~11:ne ~mister was
beverages gained 0.5 p~rcent. Abput $4] billion in six-month roun~y cntic.ued an newsp~~rs
• T'>~ ~C.1¥ll'itOWnt also G~IW~~: . "t>tns -i}f!re 1$0fd at an ,'/~age I !j .totJt111HJ'D~r~.i --I c. j ,, ' •
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continued to rise substaolia}ly, up from~ll-595 percent of one B.t:g 1n . was . inflaming the
ad y,.ao c;i.Jtg k·O P H:¢~nt in ?.!l1J~1~ '.I .cbno M ni ~91o{l1'~'JV~U1 h&tU'\ltt.tn~
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0.9 percent or more. Hospital securities since the Nov. 2 level "1mme~surable .l?~hl1cal . an.d room .charge~ jumped 2.5 o f l2 .721 percent. The econc;>oucdama_ge ifAmenca s
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Credibility hit
in Bonin defense
LOS ANGELF..5 (AP) -The
defenae attorney in tbe Freeway
Killer cue accused 1 televillon
newsman of maltidt "a
crandatand play" by 1ivin1
last-minute testimony that
defendant William Bonin had
confessed 21 murders to the
report.er.
Arter a two-day summation by
prosecutor Sterlin& Norris,
defense attorney William
Charvet on Monday hit at the
credibility of prosecution
witnesses and pointed up
discrepancies in the evidence.
Charvet, referring to TV
new~man David Lopez, ulted
the Jury: "Wby didn't be testify
earlier? He said he didn't have
the guts. That's pretty hard to
believe.
Firm backs out
of nnke contract
Monday in a non-jury ·trial
involving officen Dale Pbilllpe,
William Matthews and Thomas Miertey.
Tryon Guyton, wbo was black,
was shot by officers Pbilllpa and
Matthews on Nov. 1, 1973.
The judge ordered dama1es of
$100,000 against the officers for
deprivation of life without due
process, $15,000 for t.be youth's
pain .00 sufferin1 and $487 for
ruedical and burial expenaes.
Bill to change
agent gun ban?
SACRAMENTO (AP) -A
s tate senator says he will
introduce a bill to let California
Youth Authority parole officers
carry guns if the juvenile prison
agency doesn't reverse its
disputed no-gun policy.
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ALHAMBRA (AP ) -A
subsidiary of Santa Fe
International ·Corp. bu backed
out of a contract to wort on a
plut-0nium pJant because Santa
Fe's new Kuwaiti owner is.n't
that interested in the nuclear
work, a spokesman said.
Tbe CYA 's new director
inforsned a Seoate Judiciary
Committee hearing Monday that
he has no immediate plans to
change the ban. , ,
• 'Tbe whole lhruat ol it, in my
opinion, would be to make
parole agents feel a litUe more
safe . As a result of that they
would perfortn better and do a
more competent job," Sen.
Robert Presley, a former
Riverside County undersheriff,
said after the hearing.
ONE TOUGH COOKIE -Fres no County Sheriff's Detectives
Tom Kerns, left, and Richard Guthrie escort Cookie
Monster into department after r escue. Sesame Street
character was recovered Monday, two days after his
,;kidnapping" from Christmas Tree Lane, traditional
Yuletide lighting display. Two boys were .blamed for the
theft.
The Santa Fe spokesman
confirmed Monday that C.F.
Braun, Inc .. a subsidiary of the
oil-drilling company, will not do
the design work on a plutonium
producing plant in Hanford,
Wash. Santa Fe was recently
acquired by Kuwait Petroleum
Corp.. which is owned by the
Kuwait government.. , . ,
1 dead, 7 hurt
in prison fight
High court frees
convicted youth
"Kuwait Petrolewn1 baa no
interest what.ev«Mn out•nutlear
activlUes and we would prefer to
be out of them, rather than
continue with the bad press,"
said Santa Fe communkations
directoc Ted Armstrong.
Judge flays cops
in youtbr's death
TRACY CAP) -A _grauo of LOS ANGELES (A p black inmate&--..ki6'cr. ..iii"h a ) -dozen makeshift knives attacked Gordon Robert Hall looks
while prisoners at the Deuel forward to spending Christmas
Vocational Institution, killing outside his prison cell this year,
one man and wounding eight but says his new freedom will
others, including a guard, a not give him back the three
f years he served for a murder prison ° ficiai said. charge be steadfastly denied. A fracas involving SO prisoners began as the white Hall, 20, said Monday it wouJd
inmates were returning from be a holiday tinged with
dinner at S:4-0 p.m. Monday and bitterness despite Thursday's
was broken up with tear gas Supreme Court de cisio n overturning his conviction. SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -A m inutes later, said Cliff Reed, ''It took so long, I feel great, federal judge awarded a mother prison information officer. $200,000 in damages after ruling "We don't know what started but this paper isn't going ~~give
that three Emeryville police it. We haven't bad any problems m~ my three years back, HaJI
officers used excessive force in this year that we know . of ~~~d;~:d n~~;0c:~er~~~e c~u~~
the s hootin9.:de .. tbr.or hel'.._. .. auw.,en bl,~F k 14pd. ~ti1te d i 1 th bl 'l'f•,...,_-old sdd.?.h '!""'> ''tf!' ' . 1nmat.es," Reed 'said,' 1aa'ding, • ~ ec son at up~~t s August
U.S. District Court Judge that the prison was locked down t9'~ 'bitirder convictfon for the
r.Mlfftfn Ha11wp11ool lr<ti~ in Monday night wWle·JllltAQrlliesri 1 ~"~~! qgf ~ Dg~~S\°~t~~·1 b t
fa+ot of Mattie Guyton Sbeoherd investigated the stabbings. 1. t . s n 0°t10 t 0 ° sc 00 u o easy now .
Everylhing's changed. I'm not
16," Hall said.
The high court cited reversed
testimony by Victor and Daniel
Lara, eyewitnesses who initiaJly
identified Hall as the gunman in
a street fight that killed their
relative, Jess Ortiz.
The justices also c riticized
Hall's first attorney, John H.
Whyte, for an incomvlete
investigation and failing to
chalJenge police on their suspect
identification methods.
Ortiz was shot Feb. 25, 1978, as
he stood in the street arguing
with the Laras over a family
matU!r. A youth got out.: .of a
carload of people who drove up
to talk to the trio and opened
fire, killing Ortiz, authorities
said.
North state
·residents fear
more flooding
By T.._ Auoda&ed Preu
At hundreds of Northern
Callfomiana returned to homes
inundated by storm -swollen
rivers, new fears loomed that
runoff could cause more floodlnc
by Christmas and tbre.ten
fracile levees in the Sacramento
Delta.
Bill Clark of lbe California
Department of Water RetOW'Cel
said Monday that at.ate water
engineers wouJd meet to d.11c:uas
' ' I t
chest -
outside''
was
high
the impact on the delta of water
released from the Shasta,
Oroville and Folsom dams.
"They have to get rid of this
waler somewhere,·' Clark said.
Officiala feared that if rilin&
tides are accompanied by high
winds , levees protecting
below-sea level agricultural
isl ands in the de Ila could
crumble, as happened last year.
''If there are any winds,
they'll have problems. Winds
are a big factor in protecting the
integrity of the levee system,"
said Clark.
Portions of seven rivers,
including the upper reaches of
the Sacramento, continued to
swirl above flood stage Monday.
But the National Weather
Service forecast fair skies
following a weekend storm that
dumped as much as 7 inches of
rain ln some places, closing
highways and claiming three
lives.
In Guerneville. 150 people
returned to their homes as the
Russian River fell after cresting
at 39 feet -7 feet above flood
st.age.
''This is the best Christmas
present we could possibly
have," said Dorothy Zieber,
manager of a Red Cross shelter
that took in the evacuees.
Yvette Caron, a Red Cross
volunteer, s aid it might be
several days before she couJd
return to her own trailer home.
"I haven't seen it yet," said
Mrs. Caron, "but my husband
came out or the trailer at one
point with water above his
knees ," she said. "It was
chest-high out.side."
AuthoriUet said the walert
also were recedint l.o Mendocino
and Humboldt countiea where
scores of homes were flooded.
Major hithwaya blocked
earlier by mudalldea were
cleared by the state Department
of Transportation. But a at.retch
of U .S . 101, the major
north-south artery tbrou1b
Northern California to the
Oregon state line, was expected
to remain closed up to a week
near Leagett, about 70 miles
north of Ukiah.
One man died when b.lJ boat
was swept by a wave in Sant.a
Cruz Harbor; an 88-year-old
man was struck by a car and •
killed, and a 57-year-old man
drowned as be tried to crou a
flooded road in Sonoma County.
UNHARMED -Beauty queen
Tanita Meza. 18 , ha s
r e turned home with her
famil y in Sunland as
authorities made plans to
bring ba c k her alleged
kidnapper from Northern
California to Los Angeles
County. John Miller Jr., 38
of Pacoima was arrested o~
rape, kidnapping, s tolen
vehicle a nd parol e
violations.
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ABANDONED BEACH -Thi~ is the way it
was Monday at Huntington Beach -the
first day of winter. Chilly winds forced all
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but the most hardy from beach. Observer
on city pier is looking north.
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Me a c h scenes bleak
lifeguard melancholy at lonely job
By PATRICK KENNEDY
Of 111'9 OMly pt._ Ji.ti
Huntington Beach lifeguard
John B ar th sat in th e
o bJer vation towe r o n the
icipal pier Monda,y and
d over a wind·blown and
n ly deserted beach.
•·1 like to take my vacation in
the winter because it's so boring
a round here," said Ba rth, a
lifeguard for 13 years. "From
the middJe of May to the end of
September, there's a lot to do.
But winter's too s low."
Although lifeguard crews have
been on winter schedules since
the end of October, Wednesday
was offi cially the beginning of
winter season; ll looked it.
It was clear and s unny. But a
o· Arnall. marine safety captain.
"But the wind (blowing at 25
miles per hour at the time)
doesn't get much stronger than
t his ...
During summer months the
one-mile-long city beach south of
the pier aver ages about 30,000
s unbathers and s wimmers daily,
D' Arnall said. Combined with
the seven miles of state beach in
the city, more than 8 million
people annually come to the city
shoreline.
"On this one-mile stretch of
beach there is more r escue
activity in the summer than on
a ny one-mile section beach in
the world, I think it's safe to
say," said D'Arnall.
c hilling nort hwest wind had '·Las t s umme r we made
ko ked down the waves liA ,A., ~.W.000 res~~, s s of choppy white~r---'[)in'fng su.-~onthS"'"to Sid was blown across the -guards are ,pn _duty daily I b ch a nd Pacifi c Coast "1lit/J4Y beac-...;h_,,,.qi~
I t1 way. e f\Jard towers along the
There weren't any surfers in beach, the observation tower,
the water. Only a fe w people two vehicle patrols and a safety
were strolling on the beach in boat.
jackets or fishing from the pier. During the winter the towers
The exception was two young a re pulled in. The boat is docked
boys frolicking in bathing suits a nd the re is a thre e -m a n
i n knee-d eep water a few lifeguard crew One in the
hundred feet south of the pier. towe r , one on the available
"You can usually always find vehicle patrol: and one in the
su rfers a n d f isherm e n at office.
Huntington Beach," said Doug "Most of the time it 's peacefuJ
S LOW TIME Ma r i ne
Safety Capt. Doug D'Arnall
483U' atty beach i~ of the
bus iest in terms of rescues
in..sun'rmer. thollh 1l. do6'l'l
look like it now.
and tranquil during the winter.
but we have to be on our toes
because there's less backup,"
D 'Arnall s aid.
But on Wednesday, the onJy
bathers being looked aner were
two young boys out of school on
winter vacation who didn•t seem
to mind the cold water or the
stiff breeze.
alley hur~lari~s cJ~crease Gb I I. 1: L~ !
Home burglaries in Fountain er~ w~re 66 re.sidential teJephone calls to ~lice from
Valley in November decreased burglanes m Fountam Valley members of the Neighborhood
by 27 percent from the previous las ~ month. compared lo 91 Watch program.
month. But police offi cials say durmg October.
they expect a large increase in
h o m e break -in s during
December.
Police detective Jim Brokaw
c redited the decrease to quick
But Brokaw warns that
burglaries and robberies usually
skyrocket durin~ the holidays.
HHOL.D, I MING YOU GOOD TIDIW -The
First CbriltiaD Church in Hun~ Beach
presenta tts llve Chrtltaiu story timibt from
8:30 to 9 p.m. tn a ""drlve.throuch"
prnemtaUon at 13>7 Ila.in 8L ftwe are five
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Senior Complex hacked!
Council endorses project despit e planners' object ions ·-
Huntington Beach City Council
members have endorsed the
construction of a senior citizen
ho u s ing comple x n ea r an
industr i al a r e a despite
objections of area bus iness
owners and c ity planning
com missioners.
The proposed 155-unit senior
clli~en complex would be built
on four acres off Talbert A venue
west of Beach Boulevard. The
site is adjacent to an industrial
area that includes a lumber
yard, a fiberglass manufacturer
and auto repair businesses.
City planning commissioners
rejected a change of use last
month for the four-a cr e site
from industriaJ to residential.
PI anning commissione r s
s tated last month that the noise
and odors or industria l uses
w o u l d m a k e th e ar e a
''inappropriat e'' for senior
citizen housing.
Several owners of industrial
businesses off T albert Avenue
Trailer
proposal
outlined
Huntington Beach City Council
members outlined a prot>osed
mobile home park conversion
ordinance Monday that wouJd
require landJords lo pay for the
full moving costs of displaced
tenants.
Council members have asked
that paper work be completed so
they can act on the matter in
February.
Hal Simmons. city planning
a ide for mobile home parks,
says it costs between $1 ,000 and
$4,000 to relocate a mobile home.
Cost depends on how large the
coach is 40d how far •t is being taken , he said. • •
SeveraJ mobile home tenants
appealed t o City Counc i I
me mbers Monday for speedy
e nac tme nt of a protective
con version o rdin a n ce that
requires relocation of coaches
within city limits and total
reimbursement of moving costs.
City officials note. however.
t hat there are rew mobile home
vacancies in all o f Orange
County, and many fe wer in
Huntington Beach.
City C ounci l members
r ejected a s taff me mbers'
recommendation Monday that
only low-income tenants receive
full relocation assistance from
landlord s . Th e s taff
recommendation also suggested
a maximum $7 50 m oving
subsidy for other tenants. But
council members disagreed.
There are 3,384 mobile homes
in the city, including 1,089
coaches in five parks along the
city's coastal area.
Te nant s in 4 3 -co ach
Huntington Sh o r es coastal
mobile home park are facing
e viction next Novembe r by
Huntington Seacliff Corp.
Brian Lake, vice president for
Seacliff, says the company plans
to build a s hopping area on the
land. He says Seacliff also plans
to provide relocation assistance
to tenants.
-By PATRICK KENNEDY
HB cops nab
su sp ect s in
Mesa robbe ry
Two Costa Mesa men who
allegedly grabbed money from
the register at a fast food
restaurant while a clerk's back
was turned have been arrested
by Huntington Beach police.
Jailed oo suspicion of bur1lary
were Roland David CarTOU, 24,
and Steven Anthony Sava1e, 22,
who gave t.heir address 11 2017
Arnold Ave., Costa Meaa.
Pqlice said the pair are
suspected of tat1n1 •1 from t
drive-up window re11s,er II\ NHtl•. 7I02 Cent• Awt .. ...,
8at1rdq.
p anel he has toured the site
twice and believes lt's a eood
location for senior houslne.
told Cit y Council members
Monday that the proposed senior
citizen housing was encroaching
on the industrial corridor.
They also said there would be
future complaints from the
seniors because of noise, odors
and heav y tra ffi c in the
industrial area:
Next to the four-acre site ts
Terry park and a vacant five:
acres designated for future:
Industrial uses. :
However, City Administrator
Charles Thompson said noise
and odor problem• could be
e liminated by sound walls,
landscaped mounds and proper
building design of the housing
complex and future industrial
buildings.
Development of the aeniorl
housing is still in early plannin1
stages, say city officials. •
The mix of resldentlal and•
industrial zoning wu approved:
on a 5-2 vote, with councu '
members John Thomas and Bob·
Mandie opposed. · '.
Council members Ruth Finley-,.
Fred Leahey, president of the
city's Council on Aging, told the
Ruth Bailey, Don MacAU~ter,
Ron Pattinson and Jack Kelly ,
s upported the mixed use.
Brian Chandler:
Call your mother
BRIAN'S SONG: This is an open letter, of sorts, to
you, Brian Cha ndler , o r maybe some of your buddies out
t h ere who might find the m sel v e s in s imilar
cir cumstances .
You S{>ent two years planning your c1:1rrent trip ~ith
pla ns to h1 tchhike out he re from your native Connecticut
and then backpack through the western states. no doubt
in search of ad venture, fun and maybe your fprtune.
In cold s tatis t ics. ~ Brian, you a re described
as j ust under six feet ta!I : 4 ~
1 5 0 p ~ u n ~ s . f a 1 r r-'\
comp_lex1o n. light bro:-vn JOM MURPHIN' ~~ m e diu m -len gth h a ir. l ~ ""
brown eves. with a s m a ll '
mole on· the right side of
you r chin and a burn scar on your upper left arm.
LISTEN, I KNOW YOU feel you're a s pecial guy, Jilte we all
feel we're special, but with your physical appearance, you
really couJd blend into a crowd of skinny 18-year-olds with
medium -length brown hair.
But you are indeed special to one person . Brian That
person is your mother.
After you left Manchester, Conn. back on Oct. 14 , you
call ed your mother from Iowa and then on Oct. 20. from
Grand Canyon, Arizona. On that last call. you reassured
her once a gain that you'd call her at least once a week so
she'd know you were okay and could follow your progress
across the country
YOUR MOTHER ALWAYS felt good about you
because you wer e respons ible and considerate and had
shunned peer pressures on things like alcohol and drugs.
The last your mother knew you were headed for an
India n Reservation in Arizona and then you were going to
pus h on to California. ·
But it's been 10 weeks now and she
has n't had any word from you. She is
frantic with worry a nd despair.
I talked to your mother today, clear
across this continent. She sounds like a
.very nice woman but her voice is kind of
a fl at monotone of grief. She has a new
job. Did you know she has a new job,
Bria n?
Anywa y, your mother has filed a
missing persons report on you with the CHANDLER
authorities in Arizona. The sheriffs the re were very kind
to her and eve n put your name and description into a
central U.S. computer where they try to match up the
missing with the dead and unidentified.
MAYBE, IF THER E'S some reason you can't talk to
your mom, give us a c all here at the ne wspaper and we'll
ma ke the contact for you. All she wants to know is if
you 'r e alive and okay. Did you know s he wrote letters to
115 western news papers. tryin~ to ~et help locating you?
She figures you drifted to Southern California,
probably one of the beach ~ities, where the sun always
shines, the girls are blonde and chesnut tanned and the
boule vards are paved in gold. If you did. you know better
than that now.
You probably have plenty of fellow drifters out there,
too. who haven't made a home contact in a long time.
And this is the season when holiday lights shine and t here
is warmth and good cheer for families and friends who
gather to share bonds of good will and gift-giv~ng.
YOU COULD GIVE the greatest ~ift of all this
Christmas season, Brian. You know what 1t is .
Just one phone call.
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Walle '• Pbarm a eJ la.
Huntlncton Beach tor SI ,..,...;
He has served on the Huntlftl'06:
Beach Clt)' Council, tb .
Huntlniton S.Kb Un.loo ~
School DlaU1d board of~
and the Or1n1e Couat1 9o1:
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Tbe Wall Street Journal checked ln the other day
with a report about the 1muhln1 bwsineu belnt done
by a roadside f'eataurant ln Hines, Ore .. called "Tbt
Worst Food ln Oreeon." It pretty much Uve1 up to lu
billin1. accordln1 to Jourllal reporter Vlcto-r Zonana,
who made an on-11ile inspection. The food la terrtble.
But people are linlna up to aet In. Th~y must
appreciate the truth in advertlaina.
You may gel one or these "worst" re1tauranu In
your area soon because Bernie Hannaford, the
proprietor or the Oregon eatery. says he la "thinking
or franchising this deal." You can aee lbe ad now:
"Will all makers or poor-quality roods and beverages
contact me right away.··
About the same time that thla report surfaced
there was the story out or Tokyo about a 37 -year--0ld
factory worker who was stabbed to death by a robot
who pinned him against another machine. (Another
victory for Japanese productivity!)
It bas been that kind of year a lot of strange
stories.
Did you see the
C hicago
entering a Joint
venture in
China with the
·city or Canton
and the China
International
Trust and
Inv estme nt
Item about Beatrice Foods of
t~ 1\1!
lllTll 111 .. ITZ ·
Co.? They're going to try and develop markets ror
canned fruits and vegetables, soft drinks and citrus
juices. Helping out will be Beatrice's Oriental foods
unit, La Choy.
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will continue on
war
KANSAS CJTY, Mo. (AP> -Tbe
Coll•I• Football Alloclatlon hu Iott lta battle with the NCAA, but not it.a
war. ,,.. war will 10 on.
It ta mo~ a c:onruct of lcleolqelu
than acronyma. Tbe. announcement
tbi1 week that the CFA had failed to
deliver enouah acbooh lo bavt its
own television contract with NBC did
notbl8'( to chan1• tbat.
Neither did it disturb the economic
and technological forces that Ue at
the heart of the 1tru11le. They aUll
are bearln• down on the future of
collefiate athletics like runaway
locomotives.
There still Is Inflation . For
example, the coat or equlppiDI a
football player h as risen a~t lS
percent per year the past five y ara,
according to various estimates, with
no relief in sight.
'·And just as inflation arrived, so
did womens athletics. and a
brand-new set of expenses," noted
one official. Of course, there also are
significant, continuing jumps in
travel, recruiting and scholarship
costs .
It would seem that if anybody
could weather this fiscal onslaught, it
would be Okla hom a . Yet, Coach
Barry Switzer s ays the Sooners'
athletic d epartm ent finished last
year $400,000 in the red.
But just as the financial crunch
threatens to turn into a orisis, £ere .
appears on the not.~oo..di tanti;
horizon a sou~ce '->f ~ rich --
cable and s ubscriptlon television.
And here is where the NCAA 's
philos ophy of '.'a family of
Inter collegiate athletics·' runs afoul
of many of its most affluent cousins.
The viewers a nd cable companies
wbo wiU be willing lo pay millions for
colle1e football eotertalnment are
Interested oolJ la a amall pe,rttnta1e
of tbe NCM11 ?SI •embers.
II the Cl'A'• llttempt at 1ettlac a
separate Mt"°" packase bqlanin1
next ytar with NBC bacf been
succeastul, IA.la would have paved the
way for eva l"e•~r autonomy when
the television goose bealnl layin&
thoae 1olden eua.
The ntuon lbe CF A failed 19 take
control of television rl1bta may not
hav e been the fear of NCAA
probation or expulsion as much as
the f ear o f a breakdown In
centralized control of television
rights. Under the NCAA plan,
Purdue, for example, does not ha ve
lo worry about Jta colossal nei1hbor
Notre Dame cominr Into town every
Saturday on a cabfe hookup.
Similarly, Oklahoma State needn't
making all it.a sames available to
anyone in the state with a television.
Yet, one CFA 1ealot poses this
question:
··OK, it's over tor now. But what do
you think is going to happen in a few
years when some s uper-station says
to Oklahoma, Texas, Notre Dame
and Penn State, "I'm putting
together a cable network with you
guys and about 25 others and I'll pay
you $10 million a year apiece.• What
do you think the .bia euys are goina to
clo? Say, 'Aw, ahuc~s, f 'd like to, but
t;be NCAA sayr''.J'" ¢.''-d~.' T~y·re
(loing to say, ·Let'& 1et cttackint .. ' ' ' . ...
For now, the NCAA says It can't
and the NCAA bas made it stick. But
Oklahoma and Georgia have vowed
to continue a suit in federal court In
Oklahom a City c hallenging tbe
NCAA on this point in an anti·trust
action.
Graduates
Orange Cout OAJLY PILOTfTue1day, December 22, 1981
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COM,UTl!ll TfllMI. IMO O.•e ,. LA IN',,," • 011 TA I ••ooc. LTD .. ·-...... Clf<I•, AND Of' ~•TITION TO A ...... IN 0 IN y 0 v II '""'·Wt. .. ...._, IM<ll. ~ NICOL.AIOU , .... =-~~ ......... ANOD~INISTRR llTAT• ~::c:;!!'.,~ ... ~.,~~°"~~ GMO Olfl8NDNfTI ltOelllT c 1.aw11. Clr<le, c-.... c... -• ""·1"'42. ..... "'"..._ ........ _ ..... Oevi. c. OP.•11r•. 1114 l'W1 Alllley. J•~ -OOll I""-"" Tllh lllMiMM 16 ~ "" .,. T o a I I h t I r S rewr tc:<..-111 _. •i...t,._ ..,
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t11e relief...,_ 1n '"' ~114. Tiiie ,1...,_. ... u1ec1 o.c • 1 .. 1 IF YOU OBJECT to the •-.,_ .._ •k~ wwlC ,_., 111 ..,111-... .. 'wlllllheO.-Counly(lerk . • granting of the petition, "•"'•Mb••· YOU MAY LOSE
......... ..,. ., -Y ~~'~I '"'au you should either appear L!::~ ••GH~.~~ 00 NOT "cr1nou1ausiNaH e1110~11e1 r•ci .. •1t••111111e Pub11-0r-.co.a1oe1tyP1iot. at the hearing and state ~Ofl-l'AULT
NAM•ITATIM••T '"-oATCO·J~·· 1-De<.l,IS.D.1'.1 .. 1 00..1 your objections or fl le NOTICI ISHEllEIYGIVEN. TMI Tiie lollowl119 pet1on I• dolnt • --• -· n y • • "INI A..-lun TMte ~Y., l.05
&111tl11ess... lf,_A. ~. ~ Illa written ob1ectlons with the ""'•'., • 0 ,,0,.11•11, 11 41.,1, GWS LIMITED.,,. Myrtle No. ~C.-M.~ court before the hearing. "polftl•d Trw11 .. Ulld•• Oii ... 3' T~ .. !~?"~~._. ._. -·, · au•a•1CM1ClOU11TOPCAL1"<>f!NtA Your appearance may be 111dwaln De•• •f T'"'' ...... -~-Wiii-.. Sowt,.,_rtll, 1,... .._. I b elllrwel"t 1. nto .... <WIN ay Vw Mrrll•No.), T1111111,eo1ttorn1a.,.. --....o.MAMa•'-"· ••Tta••• • In -~~:."~!.''°" o1 n person or y your u•nt Lo1n en• L• Kim 0 .. ,.9. Tiiis !Nllnau '' conctuct.i i.y e11 MOM .._ attorney. wuo11• •11• wll• •• Trwat•r. llltllvldUol, ,.,, I I 1ea..,.... ~!."!!:of~V.ETTE FOXEN, tor I F y 0 U AR E A '" h vo• ol Ch orl u Oevlf ~W.1outhwottll • ...._..._. C R E DI T 0 R recw-J.t>411 es ,,,.,,,..,.....,.. Thia tlA._t •es 111ec1 w1111 -"'°· ...... CASa NUMa•• A-mm o r a , ... , 111 ....., iHH ,..... 200 0j g:11"..;'.,~.:' 0to1199 c-tv on ~~c.:::·-0•0-C:.!°..o':°c:~..'!.': "°" contingent creditor of the 0Hkt~1 1tec«1111n h Offl<• .,·,,. em '4. I. 1"1TJ-,~ .... Or .... C:-11 Dolly ftllet, JAMES LAFAYETTE FOXEN -deceased, YOU must file CavfllJ II~ fll Or .... c-.IY.
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v • Tiiis l>vll ..... 1 h <Olldu<teG by • II II ""1lw< order'ecl tlloll • <09Y Of <llO< .... --"-" ,_ ..... IA-, reterreo to -wos llled 111 County COf'llOl'etlon. 11111 orctff 10 -covse .,. pWlll/lod hearing noticed above. 11 011y. o.11.-Fire •--·· 11 onAu91aH.Hl'I. Po<lfk.t.t-lollon In llM Dally Pilot. a ... ..,_ of YOU MAY EXAMINE eny . 111•1 bY ruao11 lllOrHI, th• Dudley F. Mlllff, 1101 Wnl ••Y Admlnlstrot°" Inc ...,.,., clrcutotion. llUDll"*I 1 .. Ill!• the file kept by the CO rt un•erslo-. er.,.nt .,.neflclery .t.v•t1ue, N-1 ... <II. CollfOtllle G"9L. 8rown, <-ty el IMll once• -It tor ,_ If . U 1111••• lw<ll OHd of Trull, llu ~. PTMlclwlt conM<utt.,. -11r1or 10 u. dey o1 you are interested in the •x.<wtw .,.. ... 1...,.., '° .... _,
Tftll 11u11nes .... eotldYtt.i by • Tftls 11 .. .._ w .. m11c1 .. ,.,, ,,. .. ~.::'~rm, 1 .. 1 estate,, Y?tuh tmheay flle ta ~.:::,~ ;r~!:.~·.:,. ·~ 11
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" ~':;':'~11., County Clen ot Dl'•ll99 cou .. ty on BllUCE w SUMNER reques w1 court o ,_ s.ie -,,.. ....,,., """ Mid Gary A. Wills, son of Thts --. •• flied '""" .,. DK•m-4• 1 .. 1 "" Judga af.,. receive special notice of *''Y .-.,... TNIMe, _11 o... of
Mr. and Mrs . Howard coullly C•-o1 0.•1199 C-ty °" Pu1>11"*10r.,. Coe•• 0.11, P11o1. ~Gour1 the Inventory of estate Trv.-.,. au •-ts •~Int
DEATH llTICES
FIRPO eoo ~I ll am P erry o f
Wills of Costa Mesa, was Ho•. >0, "'1· '"'• o.c. '· u, n, "· ,.., »441 Publls11ed 0 ••119e coosi 0 •11Y ·assets and of the petitions ..,._.,,_ --...,...,., --l'llot, De< 1 .•. IS. n. "'1 SUWI t d t • cleclarw -~ .... .., 41KloA •II ~r 8 d tJ ale d fr 0 m Publl.,_.Q/ ... C-tl Delly Piiot, l------------1 aCCOUO S a n repor S swma MCWeCll lllO'"" lmtne41e .. ly
PATRICIA <PA'f~I He s p r ia, Ca and 8
FHlPO, Yesident bf Niii tt'f rl\nd hildren. Graveside
Beach, ca. Passe<! tJwlt I on ~#v ic s held on Tuesday'
December 20. 19111. Survi'ved Dece r 22. l!Ml at Harbor
by her parents Mr and Mrs. Lawn.Mount Olive Mortuary
Frank Firpo of Fresno, Ca .. of Costa Mesa. S40-5554.
... ~~·-·~ University OK. I.I. l$,ZJ, 1•1 mMI MIC .m _ ... -t: described in settlon 1200 -alld .. ,_ -........... -
..__. _ _.II ,._ ""'~" f th C l'f • • p ... ...,.., etecl llf <*• -INS! tff1Georg,etown, Texas ,. ..... h£ 1'1CTinousiu1tN.. -----------0 8 ~ 1 ornia robate proper1\' to.,. ..,.. to sollsty 111e ith ba II 1 ' d .,,, , • ......, 1UM11TATIJM111T ~ COde. . -... 1161\itwe:....,,...,.., .. w a c e ors earee T ... fotl-lt19 --· .,. •eln MU1111g•ALCOU•TOPTMIE coi.y & Sh.lw, By: Errol Oeted DK ....... rlO, 1111. i n b u s i n e s s "'cTmous aus1NliU 11111,,,...... w • s T o,. AN o a .1 u o 1 c 1 AL G. Shaw, Attorney at Law. = ~;~='
administration. T11• ,:~!.~!"!::"::nN~1 dotnv L..,!!~~==-~1 51'"1· cout1~1~=~ANGE 330 H Street, Suite '· Pu11ttwo ar-c-t1 O•ltr P11ot. brother Richard Firpo of HEEFNER
Fresno, Ca. and 1 s ister MYRTLE M. HEEFNER. .... ........ es: TllofnM A. Ooney & As-••--ITATIE ~ CAUPO•NIA Bakersfield, CA 93304, De<. tt. "· ltlll, Jiii. s. u. 1"2 SJ,M.41 moo:~·~::..~~~.:!~'\.~~~P:..~: tnc., • Collfor11le <-r•tloft, HCM .• ": ·-~"':.. (805) 327·9127, Eleanor Dickson of Newport r esident of Ca1lforrua since l---,-,CT-t_Tt_ou_s_a_u_•_•N-.-11---
Beach, Ca. The Holy Rosary 1902 and of Costa Mesa for •AM• ITAH ... NT
ca1110rn1u,.21 ~;--Yre. ~ 8Hcll, Collfomte Pto1n11tt\4*' .-w, Published Orange Coast
Eul• Edw•rd Youn9. !SOI Tl•I• l>UtlM'H Is <Oflelucled by • CITIZENS & SOUTHERN Daily Pilot, Dec. 1s. 16.( 22, ------------w i I I b e r e c i t e d o n the past 9\.'J years. She 1s Tll• fo11-1110 _..,,, .,. ooi .. v
Wednesday. December 23, survived by sisters Thelma -·~~iTE, m "'...,side A-. l 9 8 1 at 7 0 0 P M. a t Powers, Vera Thompson swll• F. ~ a.o<ft, C•1ttom1a
uklle, H""'lno!Oft lleecll. Colll0t11I• COtPof'•llofl. FINANCl.t,L COllPOR.t.TION, 1981 S~uS-81 NOTICIE OP T•UITEC'S SALE n~:h t>uslneu 1, <OMuctt<I by en ~A. OorNy =::.~porotton ON JANu::'Yec~7,.';~·:.s-::~:
Whitehurst Funeral Chapel, both of Costa Mesa, Ca. and '*1
lncllvld.,.I. n:·~~y H08EltT lllNEH.t.llT. lndlvl-lly PlllJC llTlf A.AO\. CALIFORNIA LANO TITLE
Ed Younv Prald9nt -OOlng bull-. COMPANY,.,°"'' -lnllld Tnnt• Fres no . Ca Ma ss o f Haielle Holz of Newbury w1111am 1totlend HOll900CI. 1•v.
Christian Burial will be Park, Ca., niece Lucille ~~11~:,:~~111• Newport h•<ll,
celebrated on Thursday, And e rson , great-niece oev1c1 "-" .... ,...,, ,.v. w.
December 24 , 1981 at Patricia Benstad and Oceon t•ont. N••P•tl leec11 .
Tllll llOl-1 wet lltecl wllll -Tiiis ..__ •• llleG wlltl lllt lllNEHAltT FLOOR COVERING; .....,., end __. to OHO Of Trust County Cl-ol Or•n9t Coun!Y on County Clef't. ot °".,... Cowfttv ., oncl DOES I ..,.....10. NOTICE OF DEATH OF eqculecl by MAll lOH E. BllOWN Jll ..
Oeumbe< •. "" Fln4ll o.c...,..., 11. 1 .. 1 l11<lu11.. SU~ ANITA JUNE BARRY, ot Trustor tor ,._-II -socw•ltY Pub11·~0r-r--110.11, PllOI, ,.,.,. r----1.. aka ANITA J . BARAY of NOR MAN CAR ABET . M.O.,
10 : 30AM at St John ·s great-great· nephew Gary C&tllwllleta163 o.c.1,is-.n.7',--,..,--SlOHI P.,..1.,..,0r.,...coettoeu,P11et. MOTtalv .. ._,....__ . .,.,.AND OF PETITION TO DEFINED BENEFIT ,· ...
o.c. u. a."· 1"'· J ... s, im m1•1 co.r1 _, CKIClt ...._. -..._. ADM INI STER EST ATE ::::::,t:~ =1~'. •:r::
_.,. .-nl'lr ~~~-:...~':..':NO. A.111418. . JwneU,lwt ,ofOlfl<lotRec-lnllle ,._ -•~ --Y-T I I h oltl<• Of Ille Cou111r lle<o<O.r ot ... _. 0 a e I r s I o ...... '°"""· St.el• of Celllo"'I•
Cathedral. Fres no. Ca Bernard. Services were held .;:!:,::::~;',!':,.:: c-..ciect br •
Interment will b~ ~~· St.~TuHay, December 22, o..w".1111e1_, Peter 's Cemetery ·"·0r:s a 11·00AM at Harbo T ... , ............... llllld wllll IN ~ t OI" . ntr Cterll of DI'-Count• Ot1 Ca. af«;~riaJ ~~, wllJ awn-ount 1ve Memon ....... II, 1 .. 1. •fl• <1 •b on Wednesday, 'D'ecetnb hape Services• w.nder the 1 ' • • ,.,.,.
23. 1981 at s·OOAM at St. d i'r e c t ion o f Harbor ........ _ 0r.,.. coett oe11y ttllot.
J o hn Vianney Catholic Lawn-Mount Olive Mortuary OK u.ti.1t,it111,J .. s,ita WMt
Church, 314 Marine Ave . of Costa Mesa. S40-5554
B a I b o a 1 s I a n d , C a FRANKE
1J'TAT~· NOOI011UE•T r '""~tut aUMMHf~ If fW .... 9 - -~.c-e:nefil~arieS, !4rMltorS WILL SELL AT PUKtC .t.UCTION '" 0 Qllla/$ .... ~w~ ..... sTAT11 ..... T __, .......... -.. ,,cr~ent <;nd~f"S of TO MIGH£$T 8100Elt FOA CASH, ~ ~11:--TllO ......... ,,. --·.,.hint v ..,..~" .......... , ...... -~~ nlta June Barry and CASHIER'S O.ECK Olt CERTIFIED Tllefol_ng_Wlllet.,._., ---: ,......., awy,-yw -•-:-· CHECI( lpey-et time of .... In
llle .... ot .... Fl<llllous 8\nlMSI ALL s~s MUTING & Allt AVllOI """" .......... II •• ''· e rs on s who may be 1.-ful ,,_.,of Vnltocl Slotesl •• IN Home. CONOITIONIHG. ,., BrHdw•r. II ....... _... ..... --VII. therwise Interested In the THE l088Y OF CALIFORNIA LANO PENNINGTON PllOPEltTIES. "°' co.ao-...c.i-..ie..v ......... cl•. MHM .... u•. ill and/or estate· TITLE COMPANY, 1010 NORTH IN>mmoch Orive, Hunl"'91001 llM<:ll Peter IN>r1en •ally Jt., 1'7 ,..._.. ........ a ..... Loo le • Mo!l lN $T RE ET , SANTA ANA , CA"~ . 8• .. d••Y. C..1.o IN>M. C•llf•r11I• ~--...... A petition has been filed CALIFOltNIA '2101 ... ''''" 1111• -Whitehurst Funeral Home, LAUR A BERN l C E •1CT1Ttous1uMN1u
Fresno dJrectors. FRANKE, resident of Dana ,...,,.. STAnMllNT Tiiis Ftc1111ou1 eusl,.•u N•m• '2IU1 11u.-.... IMktUre1-1e• y Lois Wendt In the lftlerell<.OrtWW.,..,toend,_,,.ld...,11 •••~rt<! lo ebove -.. "led tn °'-Tiii• ~ 11 c-..c-~Y an • .....-,~ -..-. • ......u uperlor Coort of Orange unoer Hid o .. o 01 Trust In '"• CONCANNON Point, Ca. Passed away On ~:!':owl111 P•rson 11 001111 C-tw on ~-.,21 , .. , ln411vl4llMI llecerle __ _._ ... W •U• -~v "''*-lft --lcl c--w -EOV~rAI";,~~ .. :I0241Wllltl ,.,;..,M."9lly Jr -••• ._..._ ........ ...., ount y requesting that si.t...:.l<rlbecl;,: --K, BARTHOLOM EW V. December 20, Ul81, born in LEWI$ cLUNEllls, 2o.. EHi CONCANNON. passed away Parsons. Kansas at the turn Adems Av-. H"""nvt.,. a .. c11, Covt Lene, Hulltl119tan ·a .. c11. CA Tiiis ~ -llled ·-Ole ............ -,..,........ .......... Lois Wendt be appointed .t.11 lllOI certAln I-111-In,,..
"-· County ,,.,. of Ora1199 C-y ... I. TO THE OEl'ENOAHT! A <1•11 s personal representative St•I• "'Colllornl•. c-i1, Of ar ..... 1,.!1~11~""' •• ~tlld llY •n O.Cemw II, i•t. Ftnu7 comptelnt "-• ...... tll•d by 111. o administer the eS1ate of ~':,:!, __, Boe<ll. oescrlbeel es
E ..._ .,._,...,.. Pu1111-ar....-eoott Oolty ttttot, 111e11111" -'"'"' ""'· 11 ""' .,.,, 1o nlta June Barry (under P.t.RCl!L ,,
on December 20. 1981. He of the century. She resided eo1119rn1a
was a resident of N•wport in Southern California since K•-1L TMr•11re11. 2n.v1o "•-" .. 0. s, ,,,,._ .... Collforlll• *'° Beach. Ca Survived by his 1948 Preceded in death by Tht1 IMIMU 11 c-..c111c1 11y en
son Thomas M Concannon. her husband F .A Franke tlld1v1c1uo1. Thi• s1A._1 .... 111ec1 """ 111e o.c. u, n. "· 1t111, J.,, '· 1m ~1 oetelld INs .....,. .. you must, •11111" h e I n d e p e n d e n t F" ••fTIPI• 11111 10 ,_"'"''""' COllllllJ Cl.,11 ol Ol'ofl9e COVlllJ Oii Jll days -11111 "'"'"'°"'" Is .,.... d I 1st ti of E t t UnH No. M (.,. "Un""I. a. sn.-
daughter Elizabeth L and a son and daughter. She This :.;.n,::~''f:,. wit11 IN
Concannon, daughter-in ·law was active in club and civic cou11tw ci.B of 0r.._ c-t• on
Nov u "'' Piil.JC l9TI( on you, 111e ""'"' 11111 court • _ .. ..., m n ra on s a es -1,.. c-nin1..,., Pi ... lon'"ied · · ,,_ ,...,... 10 ,.,. corr.,1e1111. u-.,_ ct). The petition Is set for "Con0ornlfllur11Pl.n'°'1..o11 °' Trect
Mrs. Frank Concannon . affairs. s he was a Past o.<em...,11.11111. Publlwo 0r.,.. eo.11 oa11y Pl1ot, l'ICTtTfOUI •UM•H• :O..!.'~: ::• ~!:!:t-.• :-4.:. hearing In Dept. No. 3. at No. 10S11">. County o1 °".,..· stot• ot DK. 1· '· 15· 22• ,.... 517H 1 NAMI ITATIMllNT cZrt --..,. .. • ...... , . ...___, ... ,,,.. 700 Ci vie Center Drive, c.u1om1• ,.,. "Pt.,"1, l"Korll9d on .. _, -·-· July u. 1m." 0oc-1 No. 1,.10, Tllo foll-Int --· .,.. aoine you tor 111e ,..u .. -111 ,.,. West, In the City of Santa in aoo11 1m.. P~ ,.. ~ 115,
• ~Ls .. : s H"ATINn • At" «»mptolftl, wlll<ll could result 111 An jl, Ca I I f Oof'l.n I .a On l11<1us1 .. , of Olflclol •ec:or.n ot a id
brothers John J. and Jame~ Wprthy Matron· of Eastern ...... 1 !'tmu
C . ~ J .... ~ t L B h. • ........ -Or .... COHI Dell" Piiot, onca~non, sister r:t1. u11~ a r* a' w,,q,a,, ea c .o.<.4Si~ "''·J ... s. ,.., ~' Gauthrer. 10 gra ddi\tar~n· hapt . Pas{ president of ,.,c'tmOuUustlitu
and 2. great-gran cfltfdfe'i\~1<t'tfgu a Beach Women'si »> """'llTlf NAM11TAn•1n ,. ... .. • 9er111111,,,...1 01 ....... l•-•nt ol J 6 l98t t 9 30 or....-~,. ""'kll .,..,. pertoln1 to CONO ITIONI G, 161 lree41war, "'°ney or twoperty °' other r•flet aAU4VY , a : lllel p.._ny -rllled In T..ct No.
Recitation of the Rol!aYy w1h1tlub. a meltiber of t he .'?'" Th• foll•wl111 persoft Is dolne C~allilleso,Col '2IU1 reqwttecllllllw<Gl"ftfllelllt. A.M: 1ose1. ,~In..,.. 649, p-s P•••r ~•·11 "•11Y Jt,. •• , O•led: JWM "·I.... Ir YOU OBJECT to the th•ouell • Of Mll<•ll•MOu• MoPi, ~d••Y. coe10 Mose, C•llt•rnl• ~.'::"'L.W•o granting of the petition, ~~:'c:~°'M91CountY.
r1111 11oWMMU •• ctlndYctec1 ., .., ey ""°"' e.",., you should either appear An ~ .OOHI _cefl1 l11t•rn1
be h eld on Tues day , Lagun-. Beacb Chapter of l'1CTIT*1sau1tNHs llwlntt••: D b R I 0 d r h NAMeSTATIMalfT COltNEll PLAZA, LTO., 10101 e c em er 22. 1981 at oya r er o Amarant . Th• 1011 1 1 1 S••••r A-. suit• 211. ,_10111 7: 00 PM at Ca bot & Son past president of Laguna llual ........ 0• "' person 1 do 111 vau•v, c:etll'Otftlo.,,.
Chapel, 27 Chestnut St. Beach Republican Women's FOTtS ANOSOff 1Mtt01tTS, ma Te•ett A. s-. 10101 S.1...,.
Pasad ena, Ca. Funeral Club. She is survived by 2 GotMrd Strwt, un11 o. H..,.11,,...., = 211 "'-olll ve11e,, eo1-.
,,,.,v......,.....,M. ,._.1,J,. °"""Y at the hearing and state 1n -1oew eonw.-A••u .. ...._
"'" ..__ -nied w1111 ~°"::. .. ,......._ your objections or flle -0e•'-lon111tP1.n.
Mass will be on Wednesday, daughters Jacqueline E. •N<;~~~~t•tt••, 1.,., This """'"' '' c--.i i.y..,
c°""'' ,,.,. o1 ar....-c-1, on ,., .. ¥.-,, ......... ,...,.. written objections with the EXCEPT •11 011 · ••• •"0
o.c-11. 1 .. 1 1oc .... Callf. "-court before the hearing. :;:;:<;':' i!~":,':;:-.;. ":..=: ~ •
PWi•-ar.. c:-. Oo11:'!i': ~~.;..,.,o..::,. eo.11 Detty Piiot. Your appearance may be ~,!•:O';".:~'-'.!.of ... ~9!:.,.,..,!~ 0t<.U.12.1'.tttt.J ... s.t•SM41 0e<.1,1,u.n.1t111 Sll7..-i In per son or by your tend.•• reserveo br w1111am J.
December 23, l981 at Krum of Dana Point, Ca .. M• .. lleft IAM, Hu11t1ft9ten ... ell, 11111lvld .....
9:00AM at St. Elizabeth Nancy Lee Sackman or c~::rn=-I T-S-..
Catholic Church, Altadena. Ritzville, Washington. 2 tftdtv.!...... 1 c-..""' °" Tiits .= •• llied """IM Ca. Cabol & Son Mortuary. g r a n d d a u g h l e rs , 2 Fotls o. ~.-cav111, Clerk of o..,... c-1, on
Pasadena. directors g r a n d s o n s a n d 1 Tiiis .._._. .... flied """ .,,. o.c....w 11. ,.., ------------
DU PPS great.grandson Services ~~~1,:, °".,,.. cou"IY .n P\ltllt.,.. 0r-. eo.. ooi1~1= "::=:.:..™::::::~" MARTY M. DU PPS , will be held at 2:00PM on l'1m.1 o.c.u,n.n.1 .. 1,J.._s,1tas..1 Tiie 191._..,. __ ,ore Mint
resident of Costa Mesa. Ca. Wednesday, December 23. Pub!..,_ 0r.,.. c-OOlty P11ot. ------------_ .. ,
Passed away on December 198 1 at M cCormick OK.. u. n.,.. •••. J ... '· 1* sa1•1 M.JC 1111( NE.Wtt0ttTE1t TltAVEL ANO
20, 1981. She la sur1ivt4 by Mortuary, Laguna Canyon -.,c Illa 0~~:._::.._,~~n:_iw. her bu1band Ftant.and her Road . Laguna Beach.,.. ___ .__..._______ PtCTtnout•usi••.. 'NIWPOlllTElt T•AV«L &
rACIHC YllW
MIMOllALPMK
Cemecery Morluary Chapel-Crematory
3500 Pac1f1c View Or111e
NewPOrt Beach
644-2700
McCCMMIQ( MOUUAlllS
LaQuna Beach
49'-!M15
Laqun1 Hills
768-0833
San Juan Coapltlreno
495-1776
KAa.o. LA ~MT. Ot.IYI
Mof1uarv • Ceme t•rv Cre"9tory
1625 G1slef Ave .
Costa MeH
540-555-4
Interment will .. _; .. Seattl'"". l'ICTITI"'"'t•u11u1n ..... ITATIMSt!T OU •U. INC ... Collf.,111• u.:: u• ..--" Tfte fOllOwl"I ..-rto11 II dol111 ti 408 N t ( t Washington. HaM•STATIMaNY _1_... ... •• , • ..,, e•"r •11 ...
HOUSE Tlte Nt,...,.119 persons •r• doln9 Tftt.CITY CLEANING Sl!llVICf:, ,.,., ..... '°°· .._,.,, ._.., CA
llutllleh e : t-1 Multi•,. llvd .. Sp. Jti, l.I Tiiie ..,.,._. I• c-IM -Y • MER EDITH JUDSON Tit AV EL DESIGNS, IJS.4 ,_,Collfof'fMa... • .......
HOUSE. of Balboa Island, Newport A-. Tutllft, C•lltornl• •k"-"' A..,...,. 24001 MulrloMI N-Tre,,,.. A,_.., IM. C P d PAlt·t.OVE RECllEATION, INC., llvO SCI JtS El T-Collfornla --..... ~ a · asse away on• ca11fo•11t• to•poretton , tun .,._·· · · ' S.U-T..,,..,,
December 20, 1981. Survived 1(11191~ ct .. ~ Nleuet, Collfornl• Thi• ......,.., 11 co•llluUtd b'f .,, .,:.;-:_ ... llleel wttll -by his wife Elsa, sister mn tftdlvlduel M II d red Mc I n l 0 5 h 0 f Tiiis 11111111eu Is cone1uc111c1 by • •icJ..r.d A. ••MY ounty Ci.B .. o. • .,.. Cwn1\I en
C a r I s b • d . C a . ' a n d Go•PO••I:::,.~ ltec•••tton. Inc T11l1 ......_.. •• "'" •ttll Ille Nov. "· '"'· "'"'" i Cou111r Clerk of O<anoe (OUftty .. """' ..... Or .... Coott Dolly ,.,,..,
nu mer o us n e c es a nd w1111em c. e.w-. 0o<e"'11w 11, 1•1. ''"'" °"· u. n. "· 1•1. J ... '· '* .wt1•1 nephews. Mr. House wa.a a Tiii• = "" mec:1 wllll 111e m em ber ol Santa Ana Lodge cwntf cionc °' Or•ll99 COU01ty °" "'*1"'" Or1111t c.• OOlly "'•· J 2 4 1 F & A M , t h e A I DK•...., 4, ..., o.c. u. n. "· ""· J ... s. '* _, .. ,
M alalkah Shrine and be wa.s . PWll-ar.,... Ooe•• 0•11:1;r: ~. llllCl PtCTinout euat••M
• 32nd Derree Mason and a o.c. 1. u. n. "· ,., u.et •AM• STATIIMllNT member ol the Long Beach -l'tCTt'10US~fllM ,,.. i.11ew1nt .,.,_, .,.. hi Consistory. Private family M,X lll1C( NAIMnATa .. •T ....,_ .. ,
crypUlde aervl~. were held. "'• f•ll•••111 "''°" 11 "'•• mo'TC:U~A~~~~!:,~T:.~:,,
at Everareen Cemetery, l'ICT1nou1eu11Nau _.~~IN• •••v•'n 1,.,, c..._,.,...m. Riverside, Ca. Pacific View eaAM91TAHMa•T . ..... ,. • C:MA"MAN MO•tL« UTAT«I T"• fo1tewl11t e•l'".-otl 11 del111 "'Mucl '--" ..,.. U, """'~ INC .. o eotltwnle ~.tlell, Mortuary direct.ors. ....i-... a.«11.~...., h l"f' Aw..u., ,...,111.111 v.11.,
HUTCHINGS H•w..0.T GM & w""", 4US w. ..._ oe;.:_ ~~=-QMlfWllle.,. F RANK MI LL ER 1'•<111< C•HI Hltfl•••· New"'' TM• MIMM it(~ .... Tlllt ..... ,... ••• <tn4111C-by
C Gs d llMcll. Collferllla '*' . .... ... ,.,~ .. -HUT HIN , real ent or J...,.,_. A. l'M-. 1720 N. lfllllvl4lltole>M--., a--.......
Newport Beach, Ca. Puaed Plece11lle Avenu•, l'11ll•rt•"· Tllll ......_,. -fllH -._ a......, inc. away on De<-ember 20, 1911, eottfffntofta.)I c-•• c1er11 et 0r._ c.....tf .,. '-0t.,.,.,.1.., bo n 0 J -1"13 i Tllll Mlneu It c--1>y en ....._ T-r n une ... ., n ~'4uol. o.c-11, ""· .,,,... ,118 ~ _ 11 .... wtlll
R I v er a Ide , C • . ff e I 1 J--a. ,.,....-"'*'...,. 0r .... c-Doti, .,..., c-1, Cieri! .. 0r91199 C:-y survived by hll wile Jeanne Tiit• .......,_. -111e11 w1111 111e ~·"" d ·-H ·-H hi CovfllY Clef1I .. 0<•"'9 Cellllty eft Die .... n. "· 1111• J .. , '· , ..... , • • • fllnwt an a awt.er e ... n utc n11
Ca raon of La1una Beach, '*-.., 4' tttt. P'*"'W 0r .... c.ott 0ot1y "'""'
Ca . Private 1ravutde v~.lekl! Tueact"• U•l!lll~•• •t Paclae • • ewa.r at Put
NJw Be~. lnterme •--..-tdm~-~--.-•""\I"._
Pac c Mle M e morl~I UMllT n•NT • Pa r • Pac fl c V le w ft1• ..... •11• .,.,., ,,,.,... Mon.~. -.-~ ~
llAIUL\'1"RW1.LK, .... e=.:i!~ f
, ~., Cbta Mna, "'C."~Jec...
Ca . P•u•d awa)' on "';::';--..1.~"':t
DI lfq 11. •· Survl ~i~
.. , -~· CMt ... -j.-.. ~ .. t'd::-e, ~~I ::= ~..,. ltt?.: Meu, Ca. Arran1emut1 '"'l,_..,..0r .... c:..eo.11y,._,
an print.. o.c. e. ,., a."· ttet ....,
~ llftC( O.C. I, IS, .. 2', "'' ._,.,.,
attorney. C .... e,, en -rrled man, Ill Ille
I F Y 0 U A R E A OeeCll ·--111 a-t5ell, P-m
C R E 0 I T 0 R or a °'~:C~L";i<""ds.
"CT1nousau11NHS cootlnvent creditor of the "" o ciw .. •IOM --• •o
Tll• ,!.=,~T:.=!':.~. dotno deceased, you must flle .,. ,,.. .._..,.. • .,._ .. &-34 ............... your clalm with the courl :~"'., .... ,,,._.._111 "'""
NOHH TEJCAS OltlU.INO, LTD .. or present I t to the PAftCEU·
H101 o.... ~·· s..1 .. uo, -port personaJ representative A11 e11<1w1 ... ,..,.,. -·-11o ~~·~~:!.. u .. Dove appointed .by the court :~':!'t:~.:-C~T~o ...
....... SWllt ... fffw ... 11 .. ecll. Wltt)ln four month,S from The •lroet ltldreH ond other ce111or111•nwo t~ da~e of first ls.si.iaqce <om_,,. •t1.,..11G11. 11 ..,,, ot 1,. Meurldt •. Sl\urno11, 10ol 0o ... of let~ a'$ provt~ In , .. , ,,o,..rtr dH<rl...-•llo•• Is ~~r:,~·n1!"~1•· Newport eoecll. Sectlorl 100· of the Probate ;u;~•"w.,.~ ~ ~G::YA 't~~
Jetne1 H. °""· 1001 oo.. s1-1, Code Of Callfornla. The CAL1F011N1A
s..111t uo. H-1 a..cn. c.i1tor111a time for fifing clalm s wlll o.1s~~ ... ~-=~~:~o~~u.~~~s~~: 92~ .•. l!Ql.lltlti, Ill< ..• Colltofnla not expire prior to four INCOllllECT INFO•MATI ON '°'"°'•''°"· t001 0o ... s1-1. s.i111 months from the date of FUllNts.tEo. uo, "•-'leech, Collforn•• t1M0 the hearing noticed above. THAT wlcl Ml• I• m .... •ll110u1 Tiiis IMISIMtt h <onduct..s by a YOU MAY EXAMINE <-ne111 or _,.,.Y ~119 llUt. 11m11~ ~P ----~·-L...c:",., ••to '"'J"..;:;N~ortfl the file kept by the CC>Yrt. 1n1u••llltlly"' 'iit~~
Tiii• --fllec:I with .... If you ere Interested In the TH E lolat _, of t"9 -·"'
cw111v..;1M1._o1 Otef\09 county., estl"t~1 you may file a ~::':V~'::~ .:~~-==
o.c.,,, •. 1. "'" requen with the court to •f'ld .. -. l•w.t.•.1•.
1"111111-ar-. eo.~ 0.11, "''°'· receive special notice of THAT notice .. ., .. e11 .. 1e10 De<.•."· n,1t.1•1 »a .. , the 11'ventory of estate ot111to11e11 _. ~ .... 11 ,...,
FICTJT10US llVlfM8. NMUI ITAtllMln
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·-nd of the tit.__ _,y -,_..... .. ,,..,.,.,, .... asseYI a pe _.,,, 111o. "* ., ~ 11. "''· ot ac<ounts and reports Offk••• ~ 111 111e lf9kle .. ..,.
desc;rfbed 1, Section 120CU c-•Y ...,.., • ~ Gwt'ltY.
of the ~llfomla Pt'~te 54~!'!,~ _.111 .... ,
Code. • CALlllO•Nlll LAN O TITLE N•"•"ltl W. Hctrto", COMPbv
Attot NY-' u;r.:' CMc t' .. ~:~v::i.W~~ cem ... Dre.. , s.tte ATTN! f'Oftm::a.ow"E or.ttT 11271 Sat.ta A"a, Callf. T .. mii ,..,,. ·
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TUESDAY, DEC. 22. 1981
CAVALCADE 82-3
llSUIA BllCH /IDUTH COAST COM ICS 86
TELEVIS ION 87
Santa still yOung
Laguna St. Nick cites .r ewa rds
Jb JOHN NEEDHAM °'*......, .........
George Pletts of Laguna Beach estimates he 'has
~ gone through al least five sets of Santa Claus-style
c hin whiskers s ince he first began acting as the jolly
North Pole resident in 1944.
Pletts, an Art Colony police oftlcer for 31 years
who is now r e tired, said he has nn er tired of playing
Santa and wouldn't think of retirifti from his second
profession.
For 37 years Pletts has been taking Christm as
orders from youngsters in the traditional Santa's
House in front of City Hall. And though the "wish
lists" may have changed over tbe years, he says
children haven't.
"Kids have been e lectronically minded." Pletts
said. "Most of them want video games and other
e lectronic toys now. ins tead of trains and dolls "
He said some of his most rewarding experiences.
have been whe n he played St. Nick at rest homes .
Pletts said many bed-ridden rest home res idents
cry when he visits their rooms. "l think it reminds
them of their c hildhood and they're j ust so happy to
see Santa Claus ... ·
Several J ewish children have visited his red and
white house on the City Hall lawn this year ... Not
knowing what their faith was. l gave them m y ho.
ho. ho and asked what they wanted for Christmas ...
he said.
"They t hen announced they were Jewish. and
asked if I would still come to their house ... Pletts
said this usually gets a chuckle from the children's
mothers. ''l wish them a happy Hanukka h and s ay
Santa Claus loves all children," he said
...., "-' Mlt" ......
'TIS THE SEASON TO STAR -George P le tts says he
wouldn't dream of retiring as Santa Claus.
Asked what he wanted most for Christmas,
Pletts said: "P eace and good will all over this earth.
That's aJl I r eally want."
Mortuary
wins OK
in Lag una .
While Laguna ns are '6f
accused of moving into town.
then trying to close the doors
beh i nd the m , at least one
business bas won permission to
bring in outsiders
A l imi t ed numb er o f
out-of·lowners, to be sure, but
operators of McCormic k
Mor:tuaries m ay now cremate
tbe remains of those who did not
live in Laguna.
The mortuary already had
permission t o c remate a
maxi mum of three bodies per
day , but the city's Board of
Adjustment stipulated all three
bodies must be from Laguna
Beach.
The reason? The board feared
th e La guna Ca n yo n
crematorium might become a
collecting point for cremations
t hrough out south Orange
Countv.
The· mortuary appealed the
board's decision and the City
Council granted the appeal last
week.
The council majority ruled the
crematorium could handle three
bodies per day, one of which
could come from the mortuary's
Laguna Hills facility.
Sus p ect s
arrest e d
in Laguna
Coast obstetrics
• unit to stay open
BJ ln'EVE MITC;H~LL
~...., ......... ,
Slltbth C.oast Medfcat Center's
board or diree&.ont has rescinded
an earlier decision to close the
South L a guna fa c ility's
obstetrics unit after the hospital
received a number or calls and
letters opposing the move.
The decision comes less than a
month after the board voted to
conv e rt t h e hospital's 18
maternity beds to surgical beds,
and expanding the ever -growing
~utpatient surgery unit into the
' labOr and delivery area.
Hospital administrator Paul
McQuad e s aid the b oa rd
majority "felt we should take
another look at it and not close
the unit."
McQuade said the board's
decision in late November to
close the maternity unit was
based "on the lack of sufficient
volume of the unit."
He said t.he maternity unit
loses an estimated S400,000 a
year, and projections show the
unit could lose as much as $2.7
million over the next decade.
A hospital newsletter says the
unit's low maternity volume is
"indicative of the coastal area's
d iminishing young married
population." adding there were
only 300 maternity patients
during 1980.
On the other hand, McQuade
said the hospital's outpatient
surgery business has doubled in
lh.e past 18 months.
The board's earlier vote would
have seen the same-day surgery
progra m moved into t he
maternity's labor and delivery.
area, if county and s tate
regulatory agencies approved
the change.
But protests from community
mem hers prompted the board to
hold off oo closing the maternity
Delly P._1 .........
'TAKE ANOTHER LOOK' -
South Coast Medical Center
a dmini st rat o r Paul
McQuade says the facility's
maternity ward will remain
open after board action.
unit , and a pane l of board
m e mbe r s, phy sician s and
administrators was formed to
look into the future of the
obstetrics unit.
··The board fo rmed an
advisory committee to develop a
plan to examine ways In which
we might increase maternity
services at the hos pital,"
McQuade explained.
He said one way or doing that
would be to r ecruit more
obstetricians to the hospital.
Meanwhile, the maternity
ward will remain open while the
advisory panel completes it.s
study -expected to take two
months, the administrator said.
Combs picked
hospital
chie f of staff ·
~ South Laguna pliyalclan Dr.
Kent Combs bu been elected
chief of staff for South Coast
Medical Center.
Dr. Combe. 42, 1ucceeda Dr.
lhrvln Gordon i.n tbe two-year
post.
Tbe ear. DOH and tb.roat
1peclaliJt sened previoualy u
c blef of 1ur1ery a nd waa
lnatru.mentaJ In aett.lq up tbe
So utb La1una bo1pltal 'a
outp atient IW'lt'l'7 unit. •
Otben eJ~ to the bolpkaJ'•
med leal ueuUn co m mittee we r e Dr . Gent Le•ta ,
PNtldeDt•t lect; Dr. Oeoflt
Barter, HCHla17•b"eu-.,
H d me m kra a t lar1• Dr.
Tla••••ua .loae1, Dr. P•lli
Prewitt IDd Dr. Dntd a .......
Hospital
allia11ce
announce d
B1 a~DGaEEN °'-~ .... ,-Arnold 0 . Beckm an, who bu.ill
a medical instrument company
witb sales in the hundreds of
millions of dollars , will join
a ttorney Dave Baker in forming
a non-profit corporation to bu..ild
a hospital ih Irvine, Baker
announced today .
Baker said that be and
Beckman, 81 , of Corona del Mar,
foun der and c h airm a n of
Beckman Instruments , will
incorporate t he non-profit
or·ganization under the name
Irvine Medical Center by Jan.
11.
Irvine Medical Center wi ll
then move ahead with plans to
win governmental approval for
Irvine's first hospital, Baker
said, noting that it would be
co n st r uct e d near th e
intersection of J effrey Road and
Barranca Parkway.
Baker .said the decision to
form the Irvine Medical Center
orga niz~tion was r eached
Monday .& a a;a~eting of a health
car e coel4h'11um
B a ll e·t • a f o rm e r s tar
basketMll i&8ter for UC Irvine
and a r.raer candidate for
Irvine Q\r eo.ncil, is president
o f Peoj,e for an Irvine Com mu~ lbpit.al, a citizens
group f~ to insure local
people h~y in what type of
medical f es are built in the
city.
The PICll poup presided over
the form..-. of the health care
consortium 9'Uch is headed by
Bec kman 1a.tld a lso includes
Irvine Mejor David Sills,
George H.CMll. It, chairman of the
Board ol H9 ag Me morial
Hospital; ... Robert Lombardi,
c hancello.r o f Sadd l e bac k
CommunitJ 0.Uege.
Baker __..., that the Irvine
Medical ~ Corporation wilJ
have a ..... of directors that
will inel .. e some of t he
me mbeu Of the health care
coosortiu•.
Baker, • lrvine resident who
practices I# in Newport Beach,
said the p""91ed hospital would
be paid for"' private donati.~1 possible ~rolit bonding ua
contrlbuUoill by Hoa1 Hospital.
He uld that thla IUtipltaJ
proposal Ml advant.ag• Oftl'
other 1udl fl'Opotall tUt llaaft
been ftled McaUM lt lDdlldel
valuable JMmben of tM lee.al
1commllDlt1 lllat eaaN mau tM
hot1'tt81 1 i•ftaalllP fadlltJ."
I
The Federal. Reserve's
policy could be damaging
the economy ... See John
Cunniff's column B4 .
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Laguna ch1irc~
i
files lawsuit ~
r • agamst guru
•'totally without foundation. The attorney representlnJ
founding members of the Church
of Religious Science ln Laguna
Beach has filed a $10 mlllioo
lawsuit agai~t an Indian guru
and his followers claimin1 fraud
and conspiracy.
William Dougherty ot TusUn
filed the s uit In an amended
complaint on behalf of current
and former members of the
Laguna Canyon Road church,
which has been operated by
disciples of Bhagwan Shree
Rajneesh for the past year.
·'There is absolutely no truth-
to any of the allegations .in th&
suit," Toelkes said. ''It la my
opin ion that this is a cynical
effort on the part ol Mr .
Do ughe rty to damage the
reputation of Bhagwan and his
disciples."
The suit charges Bhagwan,
who is now living in Oregon, and
his disciples with a conspiracy
to deprive founding members of
their proj>erty, valued at about
$2 million.
It also charges attorney P.J.
Toelkes. who has represented
th e cult in t h e Re ligious
Scientists' legal bid to win back
control of the church, with
assault on a membe r of the
founding congregation.
In a telephone interview,
Toelkes, also known as Swami
Prem Niren, said the charges
against him and other followers
of the controversial guru were
The suit also names Henry
Gerhard, former puto.r of the
Church of Religious Science, as
·taking part in the a lleged
conspiracy to hand over tbe
sanctuary and its assets to tbe
guru.
Toe lkes maintained his
long -standing position that
control of the church wasn't
w rest ed from t h e or iginal
members, and that Bbaswan's
followers, known as the "oran1e
people," are in legal possession
of the property.
Toelkes said old line memben
voluntarily left t.be church, and
legal ownership of the property
has not been transferred to the
R ajneesb Foundation, t h e
corporation which oversees the
guru's interests in California.
Brian Chandler:
Call your mother
BRIAN'S SONG: This is an ope n letter. of sorts. to
you , Brian Chandler. o r maybe some of your buddies ou~
there who might f ind the m sel ves in similar
circumstances.
You spent two years planning your current trip with
pl a ns to hitchhike out he re from your native Connecticut
and then backpack through the western states, no doubt
in search of adventure, fun and m aybe your fortune.
In cold statis tics, (;;,
Brian. you are described
as just under six feet ta!l; • ~
1 5 0 p ~ u n ~ s • f a i r r.."\
comp_lex1on . hght bro~n JIM MURPfflllf ~~ m e d i um -le ngth h a ir, II ~ I'
brown eyes, with a s m a ll '
mole on t he right s ide of
your chin a nd a burn scar on your u pper le ft arm.
LISTEN, I KNOW YOU feel you're a special guy, like we all
feel we're special, but with your physical appearance, you ·
really could blend into a crowd of skinny 18-year-old& with
medium-length brown hair.
But you are indeed special to one person . Brian. That
pe rson is your mother .
After you left Manchester. Conn. back on Oct. 14, you
called your mother from Iowa and then on Oct. 20. from
Grand Canyon, Arizona. On that last call. you r eassured
her once again that you'd call her at least once a week so
s he'd know you were okay and could follow your progress
across the country .
YOUR MOTHER ALWAYS felt good about you
because you wer e responsible and considerate and had
s hunned peer pressures on things like alcohol and drugs.
The last your mother knew you were headed for an
Indian Reserva tion in Arizona a nd then you were going to
push on to California .
But it's been 10 weeks now a nd she
hasn't ha d any word from you . She is
frantic with worry and despair.
I talked to your mother today. clear
across this contine nt. She sounds like a
. very nice wom an but he r voice is kind of
a flat monotone of grief. She has a new
job. Did you know s he has a new job.
Brian?
Anyway. your m other has filed a
missif18. persons report on you wit h the CHANDLER
authonties in Arizona. The she riffs there were very kind
to her and even put your name and descriptiQn into a
centraJ U.S. computer where they try to match up the
mlsalng with the de ad and unidentified.
MAYBE, IF THERE'S some reason you can't talk to
your mom, give us a call here at the newspaper and we'll
make the contact for you. All she wants to know is if
you're alive and okay. Did you know s he wrote letters to
l l5 western newspapers, tryinJ( to iet help locating you?
She figures _you drifted to Southern California.
probably on e of tbe beach cities, where the sun always
1 .. lnes, the garls are blonde-and chesnut tanned and the ·boulevards are paved in gold. If you did, you know better
'Ulaa that now.
You probably have plenty or fellow drifters O\.ll there, u.o. who haven't made a home contact in a loo& t.lme.
AAd this is the seasoa when hollday Uahts shine ad t here :
11 watmth and good cheer for fa m ill es and friends who ,
1atber to share bonds of lood wUI and gfft.glvlng. 1
• I
YOU COU LD GIVE the 1reatest &lft ol all this i
Chilltmas aeuon, Brian. You kn ow wh at It la. !
Just one phone caU.
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TU ESOAY, oec. 22, 1981
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Santa still young
o.lty ..... Sutt,._
'TIS THE SEASON TO STAR George Pletts says he
wouldn't dream of retiring as Santa Claus
Laguna St. Nick cites rewards
8y JOHN NEEDHAM
OftllleO.-., ..........
George Pletts or Laguna Beach estimates he has
gone through at least five sets or Santa Claus-style
chin whiskers since he first began acting as the jolly
North Pole resident in 1944.
Pletts. an Art Colony police officer for 31 years
who is now retired, said he has never tired or playing
Santa and wouldn't think or retiring from his second
profession.
For 37 years Pletts has been taking Christmas
orders from youngsters in the traditional Santa's
House in front of City Hall. And though the "wish
lists" may have changed over the years, he says
children haven't.
"Kids have been electronically minded." Pletts
said. ''Mos t of them want video games and other
electronic toys now, instead or trains and dolls."
He said some of his most rewarding experiences.
have been when he played St. Nick at rest homes.
Pletts said many bed-ridden rest home residents
cry when he visits their rooms. "I think it reminds
them of their childhood and they're just so happy to
see Santa Claus."
Severa! Jewish children have visited his red and
white house on the City Hall lawn this year. "Not
knowing what their faith was, J gave them my ho.
ho, ho and asked what they wanted for Christmas ...
he said.
·'They then announced they were Jewish a nd as~ed µ I would still come to their house." Pletts
said this usually gets a chuckle from the children's
m others . "I wish them a happy Hanukkah a nd say
Santa Claus loves all children." he said.
Asked what he wanted most for Christmas.
Ple lts said: ''Peace and good will all over this earth.
That's aU I really want."
8 added airport flights pushed
2. airlines call foul , take issue to court in hopes of gaining more. access
By GLENN SCOTT PSA currently is allotted two Ot-Oally~SuH Pacific Southwest Airlines and rlights per day u nd er the
now Western Airlines o(ficiaJs supervisors' access plan.
SR they want to add rou ~ U appy w1Ul so few Olahts,
'daily fljghts out of John W'h>"ft' __ ..,,. .. took th 1 a.~
the st ay is granted, the
supervisors plan to modify the
access plan, retaining the
41-flight-ceiling but adjustin&
th• means for all otlng the
departures. Aifport in April court in Los Angeles. where
.. "1'he eight additional flights -------o1--------------------~~~:!u~ rf1a~~il~h~e~~~u~~! Unlikely by April, the current
t hat by April the cu rrent
condition would still be in effect
at John Wayne. Either AirCal 's
stay wrn be up)l.eld or the
1upervi so r s w..ill have
implemented a modified access
plan. he suggested.
"It may not be the <pl an) that
pleases PSA , but nevertheless,
the condition will be wiped out,"
he s aid. ~'!~~~d 0~Y s~h;e~~~~~:. c~~~~ condition would still be in effect.
means the allotments to other
airlines apparently would have
to be cut to satisfy the limit
PSA officials sent a letter last
week to the Or ange County
Board of Supervisors claiming
they will add the four flights
unl ess a new a nd more
accommodating access plan is
adopted for the airport
The latest airline to be
granted access to the busy but
congested short-haul airport.
Judge Terry ll atter ruled in
September I he current access
plan unfairly benefits the two
incumbents al the airport.
AirCal and Republic Airlines.
AirCal rercives 23 5 dail y
flights under the access plan;
Republic gels i 1 5 flights
A1rCal offir1als have appealed
the dec1s1 on to the 9th U.S.
Circuit Court of Appeals seeking
a stay on Hatter 's ruling. Unless
Robe rt Huttman, deputy
cou nt y co unse l to the
supe r visors. said today that
Western asked for the extra four
flights in a brief filed Monday
with the circuit court.
"I think you' re going to see
more of this," he explained.
"You're going lo see more
airlines coming in and keeping
the pot stirred up."
Hutt.man. said it is unlikely
-
In their l e tte r t o the
supervisors, PSA leaders said
they plan to add two more
flights -giving them a total of
eight -in June if conditions
remain the same.
Dennis O'Dell , general counsel
:or PSA. said today that the
supervisors' 4l ·flight maximum
was probably made invalid by
Hatter's ruling until a new plan
is accepted.
Huntington outlines
mobile homes plan
Huntington Beach City Council
members outlined a proposed
mobile home park conversion
ordinance Monday that would
require landlords to pay for the
full moving costs of displaced
-tenants.
Council members have asked
that paper work be completed so
they can act on the matter in
February.
Hal Simmons, city planning
aide .ror mobile home parks,
says it costs between $1,000 and
$4 ,000 to relocate a mobile home.
Cost depends on how large the
coach is and how Car it is being
taken, he said.
Several mobile home tenants
appealed to City Council
members Monday for speedy
ena c tment of a protective
conversion ordlnance that
requires relocation of coaches
within city limlts and total
reimbursement of moving costs.
City officials note, however,
that there are few mobile home
vacancies in all of Orange
CountyJ and many fewer fo
Huntington Beach.
City Co unc il members
rejected a s taff members'
recommendation Monday that
only low-income tenants receive
full relocation assistance from
landlords . The staff
recommendation also suggested
a ma xi mum $7 50 moving
subsidy for other tenants. But
council members disagreed.
There are 3,384 mobile homes
in the city, including 1,089
coaches in five parks along the
city's coastaJ area.
Tenants in 43 -coach
Huntington Shores coastal
mobile home park are facing
eviction next November by
Huntington Seacliff Corp.
Brian Lake, vice president for
Seacliff, says the company plans
to build a shopping area on the
land. He says Seacliff also plans
lo provide relocation assistance
to tenants.
-Bp PATRICK KENNEDY
Mortuary wins OK
in cremation bid
While La1unan1 are oftee
accUMd of mov.lna into town,
then ~ to eloee UM doan behind them, at lea1t one
bu•lnea bu .on permlaaiola to
brtn1 Sn out.alders
A Umtuci number of
out-of.townen, to be 1ure, but
operatou of McCormick
llo•uarlea m•J now cremate
die nma1nl of tbOle wbo did nat
"" lD i...c-a. , 'I'll• mortuary alreadJ lla4l
permluloa to erem•l• a
ma&ilftUID of dlrtl W... pl!r
day, ·but Ute eltyt1 ...,. el
oae of wtddl
The Federal Reserve's
policy could be damaging
the economy ... See John
Cunniff's column 84.
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Beckman joins
·effort to build
Irvine hospital
By RICllABD GaEEN
Of .. 0.-, ..........
Arnold 0 . Beckman, who built
a medicaJ instrument company
with sales in the hundreds ol
millions of dollars, will join
attorney Dave Baker in formine
a non-profit corporation to build
a hospital in Irvine, Balter
announced today.
Baker said that be and
Beckman, 81, of Corona del Mar,
rounder and chairman of
Be c kman Instruments, will
in corporate the non -profit
organization under the name
Irvine Medical Center by Jan.
11.
Irvine Medical Center will
then move ahead with plans to
·win governmental approval for
a rvine's first hospital, Bater
said, noting that it would be
co n str uC'ted n ear the
intersection of Jeffrey Road and
Barranca Parkway.
Baker said the decision to
form the Irvine Medical Center
o rganization was reached
Monday at a meeting of a health
ca r e consortium.
Baker , a ro rmer star
basketball player for UC Irvine
and a former candidate for
lrvtne City Council , is pre1ident
of People for an Irvine
Community Hospital, a citizens
group formed to insure locaJ
people had a say in what type or
medical facilities are built in the
city.
The PICH group presided over
the formation of the health care
consortium which is headed by
Beckman and also includes
Irvine Mayor David Sills,
George Hoag II, chairman of the
Board of Hoag Memorial
HospitaJ; and Robert Lombardi,
chancellor o f Saddleback
Community College.
Baker said that the Irvine
Medical Center Corporatloa will
have a board of direct.on that
will include some of the
members of the health care
consortium.
Baker, an Jrvane resident who
practices law in Newport Beach,
said the proposed hospital would
be paid for by private donations.
possible non-profit bondinc and
contributions by Hoag Hospital.
Brian Chandler:
Call your mother
BRIAN'S SONG: This is an open letter. of sorts, to
you , Brian Chandler, or maybe some or your buddies out
there wh o might find themse l ves in s imilar
circumstances.
You s~ent two years planning your current trip with
plans to hitchhike out here from your native Connecticut
and then backpack through the western states, no doubt
in search of adventure, fun and maybe your fortune.
In cold s tatis tics,
Brian. you are described (;';)
as just under six feet tall: • ~
150 pound s , fair
complexion, light brown --------~""-\ /-. medium -len~th hair, JDI MURPHllll ~ ~ brown eyes, with a s mall Ill,,,
mole on the rig ht s ide of
your chin and a burn scar on your upper left arm.
LISl'EN, I KNOW YOU feel you're a special guy, like we all
feel we're special, but with your physical appearance, you
really could blend into a crowd of skiMy 18-year-olds with
medium·length brown hair.
But you are indeed special to one person . Brian. That
person is your mother.
After you left Manchester. Conn. back on Oct. 14 , you
call ed your mother from Iowa and then on Oct. 20 from
Grand Canyon, Arizona. On that last call, you reassured
her once again that you'd call her at least once a week so
she· d know you were okay and could follow your progress
across the country.
YOUR MOTHER ALWAYS fell good about you
because you were res ponsible and considerate and had
shunned peer pressures on things like alcohol and drugs.
The last your mother knew you we re headed for an
Indian Reservation in Arizona and then you were going to
pus h on to California.
But it's been 10 weeks now and she
hasn 't had any word from you. She is
frantic with worry and despair.
I talked to your mother today. clear
across this continent. She sounds like a
very nice woman but her voice is kind of
a flat monotone of grief. She has a new
job Did you know she has a new job,
Brian?
Anyway, your mother has filed a missi~ _per:sons .report on you ~ith the CHANDLER
autbonties m Arizona. The sheriffs there were very kind
lo her and even put your name a nd description into a
central U.S. computer where they try to match up the
missing with the deed and unidentified.
MAYBE, IF THERE'S some reason you can't talk to
your mom, give us a call here at the newspaper and we'll
make the contact for you. All she wants t o know is if
you're alive and okay. Did you know she wrote letters to
115 western newspapers. trying lo get help locating you?
She figures you driftec:f lo Southern California.
probably one of the beach cities, where the sun always
Shines, the girls are blonde-and chesnut tanned and the ·boulevards are paved in gold. If you did, you know better
't"•ll tbat now.
You probably have plenty of fellow drtners oot there.
too, who haven't made a home contact ln a long Ume.
And thls ls.ihe season when holtday li&bts shine and tbere
la warmth and aood cheer for f amlUes and friends who
1ather to share bonds of good will and &ift·givtng.
YOU COULD GIVE the 1reatest 1tn or
Ctiriltmas season. Brian. You know what tt is . Juat one phone call.
aJI this
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DiljPtlat
TUISDAY, DEC. 22, 1911
CL~SS I FIED C6
rink Her office • • 1s an ice
Irvi ne resident headed for stardom as figure skater
: By ED ZINTEL
.,. .. lleMy ..........
A 9 p.m . phone call placed to lbe Irvine
home of Mr. and Mr4. Charles Causey,
where their only child, 16-year-old Maria
also lives, wa.s too late. The reporter was
told that be bad long since missed Maria,
she had gone to be.d some 1 ~ hours
earlier.
She's a figure skater, a very good figure
skater. In fact, let's JUJt say she's one of
the best in the country, the world, too.
As of the moment, Causey is considered
the third best senior women's figure
skater in the Western United States, based
on that placing in the Pacific Coast
Championships recenUy in Salt Lake City.
So the end is justifying lbe mean.s, even
if it means dedicating all ot one's teenage
years to it.
"Eighteen months later, in 1979, the rink
closed, s o we h ad to go find lee
elsewhere." So they find ice for Maria ln
Torrance at t he Olympic Ice Arena,
training base for many top competitive
skaters and coaching grounds of Jerry
Rehfield, Causey's personal coach for the
past few months. and recognized as one of
the nation's best.
Not a normal kid, this Maria. She should
be up, doing he.-homework, watching TV
or talking on the phone with her boy
friend.
No, Maria Causey is not normal. As an
lUustratioo, s he never eoes to school, nol
t>hysically anyway. Her classroom is her
home.
Says Causey, "AbOut twice a year, I go
through a phase where I get so tired and
fed up with it all. all I want to do is be
alone to think, or talk to a friend."
His coaching expertise is making lt.aelt
apparent through Causey. After flnilllinl
first in the Pacllic Coast Junior Ladles
Championships last year, Causey moved
up to the seniors category this year. Her
third place at last week's competition
qualified her for the nationals, Jan.
25·30.in Indianapolis.
And TV? r.taybe on a rare Sunday
afternoon when there's nothing else to do,
-which, of course, never happens.
Ahd boy friends? Who bu Ume for boy
friends when you're hardly ever at home,
except to sleep? .
Maria spends some 20 hours a week in a
car , commuting from her home to her
"office" in Torrance. She estimates that's
some 600 miles each week on the road. Her
office is an ice rink.
Her mother, Maria Sr., is for now, her
sometimes coach, chauffeur, chaperone,
and best friend. A former touring
professional, she's with her daughter all
the time.
Her father is ber zealous spokesman.
"We put Maria on ice merely so that she
could learn to skate, it wa.a nothing more
than recreational for her at flht," be says,
"but she began sbowin& promise so
quickly, that we moved from Sherman
Oaks to here so that she could train under
Barbara Roles at the South Coast Ice
Capades Chalet (in Costa Mesa).
Just qualifying for the nationals at
such a young age was gratifyine for
Causey. Now, she's hoping to make a tood
showing there. "If she places in the top six
at nationals.'' I'd be happy," saya ber
father . And Maria feels the same.
Figure skaters aren't in a constant
battle against the clock. as Olympic
hopefuls in other sports are. For one thing,
<See MARIA, Page C4>
Schinidt -Mulligan has changed • an ins tant And the Anteaters, are. a better team because of it millionaire If you're surprised by the fact the UC Irvine
basketball team is the proud pouessor of an
unblemished 9-0 record, you're not alone.
In fact, even the Anteaters' own coach. Bill
")f ulligan, is amazed.
' "I didn•t think we'd be 9-0 now," admitted
Mulligan Monday night as UCI swept a pair over
the weekend. "I thought we'd be about 7·2 ... the
l>est I'd figure we'd be was 8-1."
So the Anteaters have passed their own
coach's expectations. Does that mean UCI is a
fluke? Is this whole thing an accident?
Hardly.
The Anteaters. despite the nickname they
possess. are for reaJ.
"I think winning at Oregon and then beating
(Nevada· Las> Vegas really helped us," analyzed
MuJUgan. ~since tlll?n Oregon has Jost ' 4X>»Ple of
tames and Vegas has, too, but at tbat time they
Yo'ere big wins."
Of course the irony of all this is the simple fact
the Anteaters ARE winning, which is something
they weren't used to doing until Mulligan arrived
las t season.
In less than two years. the fetsty Irishman bas
turned UCJ from pretenders to contenders while
t.ompiling an overall 26·10 record. Heck, the last
time UCI produced such lucrative numbers the
paint was still fresh inside the Crawford Hall
gy mnasium .
"I've learned more about what it takes to win
at thjs level." Mulligan explained. "I think I'm
coaching better now."
In the past. Mulligan's reputation as a
r ecruiter always preceded his talents as a coach.
That didn't change when he came to UCI. either.
Mulligan, by bis own admission, knew bis
bullheadedness cost him more than one eame in
past seasons. But his stubbomess to prove the
run-and-gun method was the only way to play
basketball was an obsession with him, and he was
determined, up until this year, to show things
could work his way.
Mulligan's thinking has changed, though.
"I don't care if the score is 28·26. I'm more
interested in W's ·than in leading the nation in
scoring,'' he quipped.
Colts hire
Kush ; NFL
gives OK
OWINGS MI~. Md. CAP> -
Fra nk Kush, the Baltimore
Colts' new head coach, was
interviewed by members of the
Na lion al Football League
·security staff before he was
named to the job, but a league
spokesman says there is no
reason why bis contract would
not be approved by
Com missioner fete Rozelle.
Jim Heffernan, the NFL's
director of public relations, said
Monday niahl be assumed
gush 'a talks with the aec:urit1
people bad to do with Ut11ation
bl wblcb the former Arisooa
State coach bad been lnvoA.ed.
ltush, fired from his collete job
ln 1980 after allegedly 1lappin1
•ne ol bia players, wu sued by
tile player, Kevin Rutledp.
. Jlutled1e loet the 12 milllcln
lllJil.
"We were uked by elubl to be
!pdated on Frank Kusb's
ltuation re1ardln1 tbe
UaaUon," Heffernan said, "and
e h ave provided the
nformatlon to lbe dubl makiq '-"'""-.. e ........ _.
K••h waa named to tla•
Jal tlmore Job lloDdaJ ,
eptactn1 lllke MeCormaek,
bo •H flrd after a 2·1' performance bJ the Colts lhla
UC IRVINE
JOHN
SEVANO
That's quite a change for someone whose
teams used to roll up more centuries in one season
than the history or man has in a lifetime.
"What I've done is stopped saying we're going
to win my way," Mulligan added. "Now all I'm
concerned with is winning."
A good example of Mulligan's new philosophy
was the Anteaters' champions hip game last
·~ ag;Uu& Nosataaa. he Abtel!iters, not the Grizzlies. were the on~
who pulled Uie ball out in the closing minutes to
work for the final shot.
"I should have done it earlier," said Mulligan,
"but that's what you call learning.
"People don't understand bow difficult it was
to win in Montana. First, they Jost our luggage so
we couldn't practice; our plane landed in five
different cities before Missoula; then we had to
play Montana in front of their home crowd.
·'OK. so Montana might not be such a great
team on the road, but they are a helluva team at
home."
Mulligan is aware that as the season
progresses, more and more teams, especially in
the PCAA. will try to denate the ball against UCI.
This time. though, rather than trying to force
things his way, Mulligan ii content with beating
his rivals at theJr own game.
.. If Fresno (State) wants to come ih here and
play us a 2-2 ball game. then that's what we're
going to do, .. said Mulligan. "All l care about is
being on top when the game ends."
It's for that reason UCI finds itself on top
today. • * * The new rankings came out today. AP's Top
20, selected by the sportswriters. still doesn't have
UC I listed.
The Anteaters' poeit.ioo oo UPl's poll, selected
<See UC 11lVIN.E, Page CZ)
.....
PHILADELPHIA <APJ -
Mike Sc hmidt , possibly
baseball's bes t player, has
become one of its highest-paid
by agreeing to a six-year
contract with the Philadelphia
Phillies worth between $7.2
million and $10 million.
"I' II be financially secure for
the r est of m y life." the
32-year -old third baseman,
winner of the National League's
Most Valuable Player award the
past two seasons. said Monday.
· · 1 won't have to go out and eet a
job once 1 st.op playin&."
Neither Schmidt nor team
president Bill Gil es would say
how much the contract was
worth. But estimates on the pact
-which runs through the 1987
season -were upward from $1.2
million a year.
Dave Winfield, who signed a
free agent contract with the New
York Yankees last season.
reportedly is the game's
highest-paid player with a $14
million contract.
Giles said Schmidt's contract
··is not as hjgh as Winfield's.''
though Schmidt may have
become the NL's highest-paid
player .
Schmidt, the all-time Phillies
hom e-run king , could have
become a free agent at the end
or the 1982 season, when bis
current six-year. $650,000-a-year
contract expires.
"I could have gotten a bigger
and better contract, possibly, by
becoming a free agent. but I
wanted to stay in this city for a
lot or reasons." he said.
f~"· Leque apprcwal la a.-.. for
-..,, NPL comaet, lleftenl• •alst. but, be lldcled, .... don't
(8M &lJ8B, .... Ct)
A TALL TALI -Loi Ancel• Laken center Kareem Abdul·Jabbar watched from the
bench• h.il teammates played the AUanta
Hawka &anday nlaht.. Jabbar sat out the
......................
aame with • •trained ankle tendon, and be
ls scheduled to do U.• tame tonJ1bt when
the Laker:s play ttte Trallblasen tn
Portland.
Dwight Ande~son's 23 points
led USC past Oral Roberts
Monday. night. See page C2.
...., ........ ..,a-.._
SKATING STAR -Maria Causey of Irvine. 16. is headed for
fi~ure skatin~ stardom.
Chargers thinking
Super Bowl now
Win over Oakland boosts confidence
SAN DIEGO <AP) -The San
Diego Ow'gers, bristling with
confidence after winning a
battle that seemed lost, are
already mapping the big
assault.
"We've got the soldiers. Just
take us to the beacbbead,"
growled tough-minded John
Woodcock, a defensive star in
-San Diefo's do-or-dle 23·10
Nationa Football League
victory over the Oakland
Raiders Monday night.
The playoff-clinching victory.
made possible when Chicago
upended AFC West leader
Denver ~24 oo Sunday, has San
Diego, l<H>, thinking Super Bowl
after c laiming a third
consecutive AFC West title.
IN FACT, Hank Bauer, San
Diego's gung·bo special teams
leader. sees a lot c::A the 1980
Raiders in the 1981 Chargers,
who were 6-5 five weeks ago.
"This team has· really come
t ogether now. There is a
closeness, a unity. It sort of
reminds me of Oakland last
year," said Bauer, refenin& to
Raiders' storybook finish .
Oakland overcame a dismal
alart to become tbe first
wild card team ever to win the
Super Bowl.
Quarterback Dan Fouts, who
set three all-time NFL pauln1
records ln the victory despite a
season·low total of 222 yards
passina, lauded the Cbar1er1'
mucb·mallaned defenae.
"1bey've been bad-mouthed
all year . . . but. they played
their hearts out," said Fouta,
whole ooly TD pan ol the 1ame,
a 20-yard strike to Charley
Joinel", 1ave San Dieto a 11·3
halftime lead.
f'OtJ'l'8 nNISllED tbe aeuon
wltb MO completloo• in tot
attempts for •,802 yard•,
brealdnl the all·tlme maru be
aetlaltyear.
But It wu an electrif1lD1
28·yard nm by roolde naminl
badl .i..-. Brookl wbo tot the CbaNln off tio a 7.0 start.
"W• DMded that to •• • fired ut •• aald Broob, wM
brote rl•e tacklH oa tlae
1ptn-ftlled aprint.
Rolf Benirscbke. a Raider
reject four years ago, added
field goals of 24, Z1 and 39 yards
to put a s top , at least
temporarily. to Oakland's
Monday night dominance. Now
18·2-l in Monday night games, it
was the Raiders' first loss in
15 prime time outings, daUna •
back to 1974.
The loss saddled the Raiders,
7-9, with their first losing season
s ince 1964 and allowed San
Diego to berome the first team
to sweep the tradition-rich
rivalry since 1965.
TO OFFSET their injuries and
San Diego's aerial firepower,
the Raiders de ployed five
defensive backs much of the
game.
"If we threw the ball we'd be
playing into their hands," said
Chargers' Coach Don Coryell.
"By being more balanced, we
were able to throw the ball when
we had to."
The Raiders lost startina
quarterback Jim Plunkett to a
flu-like ailment early in the
game, forcing coach Tom Flores
to go with Mart Wllaon, who had
a badly sprained thumb.
Ex-Olympian
critically hurt
CAMPINAS, Brull CAP> -
Joao Carlos de Oliveira of
Brasil, tbe world record bolder
ln the tripJe jump, wu •erioulb'
lnJu.red early today ln an auk>
aecUlenl that doctors aaid could
end tu. alhletic caner.
De Oliveira 1otfered a *'111
fracture, two espoMd fracblr9
tn baa rtcbt iec. a --=d=vll ud a br'Ohll jaw, a to
Dr. NubOI' Faeun at tb• ln .. oa
Penteado Hoapltal, $5 mu .. fro9SllO Paulo. 0 "6ra r.mal.Md ln • tome
alt• 1ur1•r1 toda1 aad Dr. f'actare de11erlbed tbe triple
Jumper'• c..UtJoa H "••1'1
crlUcal."
Ollftlra Mt tlle _.. tNl4
jamp nc.wd ol .. M iii ltrl~ .t
Mexl~CllJ.
Dally Piiat
TUESDAY, DEC. 22, 1981
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Santa still young
o.uy ..... s." .......
'TIS THE SEASON TO STAR George Pletts says he
wouldn't dream of retiring as Santa Claus
Laguna St. Nick cites rewards
By JOHN NEEDHAM Ot .. 0...,,.....1 ...
George Pletts of Laguna Beach estimates he has
~ gone through at least five sets or Santa Claus.style
chin whiskers since he first began acting as the jolly
North Pole resident in 1944.
Pletts, an Art Colony palice officer for 31 years
who is now retired, said he has never tired of playing
Santa and wouldn't think of retiring from his second
profession.
For 37 years Pletts has been taking Christmas
orders from youngsters in the traditional Santa 's
House in front of City Hall. And though the "wish
list s" may have changed over the years. he sa ys
children haven't.
"l{jd.s have been electronically minded.·· Pletts
said. ''Most of them want video games and other
electronic toys now, instead of trains and dolls ··
He said som e of his most rewarding expl'riencc!-1-
have been when he played St. Nick at rest home:-.
Pletts said many bed-ridden rest home re~1dent:-.
cry when he visits their rooms .. I think it r<>mind~
them of their childhood and they're J11-.t so happ~ lo
see Santa Claus .··
Several J ewish children have v1s 1t ed h1 ~ r ed and
white house on the City Hall lawn this yeur ··:--Jot
knowing what their faith was, I gave them my ho.
ho, ho and asked what they wanted for Chnstma-;,"
he said.
"They then announced they were .J ew1~h . anrl
asked if I would s till come to the ir house " Plelts
said this usually gets a chuckl e from the children :-..
mothe rs. "I wis h them a happy Hanukkah and sa~·
Santa Claus loves a ll children ... he said
Asked what he wanted most for Chn~tm <ts.
Pletts said : "Peace and good will all O\er lh1s e arth
That's all I really want."
8 added airport flights pushed
2. airlines call foul, take issue to court in hopes of gaining more. access
By GLENN SCOTT PSA currently 1s allolled two
Of_ O...., .. -S\•tt Cl b d d h Pacific Southwest A1rlinea tpd . !.:'.!!~~ P~( a y un e r t e
aow Western Airlines o•idl ~visors Z plaa. .
say they want to add fourfnm~ appy <>-1 .. fhghts,
-ly flights out of John Wayne PSA t~k t~,Ue to federal
the stay is g ranted, the
supervisors plan to modify the
acce1s plan, retaining the
41;.fli1ht-ceilin1 bul adjustin1
the means for alloting the
departures . .Ktt'port in April. •,.court in L~ ~Angeles, wbere
The eight additional flights •-------------------------;~~f!u~rfi3~~il~h~e~~;;-u~~! Unlikely by April, the current
that oy Apri l the c urrent
condition would still be in effect
at John Wayne Either A1rCal's
stay will be ut>hetd or the
s upervi s or s will have
implemented a mod1hed access
plan, he suggested
"It may not be the <plan I that
oleases PSA. but ncvertht'less,
the condition will be wiped out."
he said. allowed by the Orange County condition WOUld Still be in effect. Board of Supervisors, which
means the allotments to other
airlines apparently would have
to be cut to satisfy the limit.
PSA officials sent a letter last
week to the Orange County
Board of Supervisors claiming
they will add t he four flights
unl ess a new and m ore
accommodating access plan is
a dopted for the airport.
The latest airline t o be
granted access to the busy but
congested short-haul airport,
Judge Terry Hatter ruled in
September the current access
plan unfairly benefits the two
incumbents at the airport ,
AirCal and Republic Airlines.
AirCal receives 23.5 daily
flights under the access plan:
Republic gets 11 5 nights.
AirCal officials have appealed
the decision to the 9th U.S.
Ci r'cUit Co urt of Appeals seeking
a stay on Hatter's ruling. Unless
Robert Huttman , deputy
county counsel to the
s upervisors, said today that
Western asked for the extra four
flights in a brief filed Monday
with the circuit court.
"I think you're going to see
more of this," he explained.
"You're going to see more
airlines coming in and keeping
the pot stirred up."
Huttman said it 1s unlikely
In their letter to the
supervisors. PSA leaders said
they plan lo add two more
flights giving them a total of
eight -in June 1f cond1t1ons
remain the same.
Dennis O'Dell. general counsel
for PSA. said today that lhe
supervisors' 41 flight maximum
was probably made invalid by
Hatter's ruhn~ unlll a new plan
is accepted
Mesa drops legal
• fight over zoning
The Costa Mesa City Council
has decided against appealing a
recent court ruling declaring
invalid the rezoning of 68 acres
in North Costa Mesa.
The decision reached by
council members in a closed
s e ss ion Monday ni ght
apparently ends three and a half
years of legaJ battles between
the developer, homeowners and
the city.
''The main reason for the
council's decision not to appeal
the case was to allow a complete
reassessment of the best kind-Of
development of the 68 acres
considering the current needs
and concerns of t he entire
community while respecting the
interests of the persons living
nearby," said City Attorney
Tom Wood , 1n a prepared
state ment.
The council had until Dec. 31
to decide whether or not lo take
the 4th District Court of Appeal
ruling to the stale Supreme
Court.
The lower court ·s ruling
cleared the way for Arne!
Deve lopment Co.. owner of 50
acres bounded by Sollth Coast
Plaza and the San Diego
Freeway. to go ahead with the
construction of 537 apartments
and 127 homes
Homeowners living near the
proposed development objected
to the council's approval of the
project in llf77 and backed an
Initiative rezonmg the property
for single family residential
development only.
Since then, the case has been
tied up in the rourts
Mortuary wins OK
in cremation bid
While Lagunan• are often
accused of roovln1 into town,
then trying to cloee UM doon
behind them, at least Olle
bu1in.eaa baa won perml11lon to
brl.na In out.aid.,..
A llmlUd numb er of
out-of.townen, to be 1ure, but
operators of McCormick
Molltuartes m., now c,.mate
lb• re~lns ol lboe• who did oat .... ln Lasuaa.
The mortUQ alN•41 Md permluloa to.;,cr~•••'• • •Hlaam~dllNe ..... ,.
d1y , but lbe city'• Bo1rd of
Adju1tmeftt !ltipulated aJI ,..,_
bodies must be from Lt1una
Beach.
The reason? The 00.l'd fe&Nd
the Lagu n a Ca n yon
erematorium mJgbt beCOJM a
coUecUna point ror crematka
lhrou1hout south Oranfe
Countv.
TM eouncll mt.lorit1 ruled U.. creaiatortum could baodle t.bN9 bodt• per daJ, OM el _...
could come from the mortu1ry'1
f ,. ,.., .. ., Ulllq ,,.,.lllt
The Federal. R eserve's
policy could be damaging
the economy ... See John
Cunniff's column B4.
a
a
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Beckman joins
·effort to build
Irvine hospital
By RICHARD GR EEN
Of UM O.ity "llt4 S'-ff
Arnold 0 Beckman, who.built
a medica l instrument company
with sales in the hundreds of
million!. of dollars, will join
attorney Dave Baker in forming
a non·profil corporation to build
a hos pital in Irvine, Baker
announced today.
B akl'r s a id that h e and
Beckman, In . of Corona del Mar,
found l·r ;.ind c hairman or
Beckmlln Ins t rume nts . will
1ncorpor<.1 t e the non .profit
o rgani7.alion under the name
Irvine Medical Center by Jan.
11
I rvinl: Medical Center will
lht>n movt• aht!ad with plans lo
win governmental approval for
1rvtnc !'> f1rM hos pital, Baker
said. noti ng that 1t would be
c o n s i r u <'led n e ar th e
rnterM·rt1on of Jeffrey Road and
Rarran~·a PClrkway
Bakt'I· said the decision to
form the Irvine Medical Center
orga n17.a t1o n was r eached
Monda) al a meeting of a health
c art.> 1on!'i orl1um
B a k 1· r , a f o r mer s tar
basketball player for UC Irvine
and a former c andidate for
Irvine City Council, is president
of Peopl ~ for an Irvine
Community Hospital, a citizens
group formed to insure local
people had a say in what type of
medical facilities a re built in the
city
The PICH group presided over
the formation of the health care
consortium which is headed by
Beckman and a ls o includes
I r vine Ma y or David Sills,
George Hoag IJ , chairman of the
Bo ard of Hoag Memorial
Hospital ; and Robert Lombardi,
c h ancello r of Saddleback
Community College.
Baker said that the Irvi.ne
Medical Center Corporation will
have a board of directors that
will include s ome of the
members of the heatlh care
consortium
Baker. an lrvme resident who
practices la"' in Newport Beach.
said the proposed hospital would
be paid for by private donations.
possible non-profit bonding and
contributions hy Hoag Hospital.
Brian Chandler:
Call your mother
BRIA~'S SO~G : This is an open h:tt~r . or sorts. to
~·ou . Hrw n Chandler . or maybe some of \nur buddies out
l h c r e '' h o m 1 g h t rind t h e m s e I .. • .., 1 n s i m i I a r
c1 rcu mstances
You -.pent tY.o years planning your <:urrent trip ~ith
plans lo hitchhike out here from your n ative Connecticut
and then backpack through the western ~tales. no doubt
in Sl'arch of adventure. fun and mavbe vo11 r fortune.
1 n c· o I d s t a t i s l 1 c s . · ·
Brwn. \ ou a re described · ~
as J ll~t i.rnder six feet tall : 4 E-
1 S O p o u n d s . f a i r !"'-\
comµlex1 on. li ght brown J -O_M_M_U_R_P_H_l_N_I,~~-~ m e d iu m l l·n g th h air . , broy,,n evl's. with a small ________ ...... ...., .... .-...
mole on· the right s ide of
your chin and <1 burn -.car on your upper l1 ·ft arm.
LISTEN, I KNOW YOU feel you're a spe<'1al guy. like we all
feel y,e'rc spe<'ial, but with your physical appearance, you
really <'OUld blend into a crowd of skinny 18·year-0ld.5 with
mcd1um-l.-ngth brown hair.
But ~ ou are indeed special to one per..,un . Brian. That
person •~ \our mother
Afte r you left Manc hester. Conn. back on Oct. 14. you
• called vour mother from Iowa a nd then on Oct. 20. from
( Grand ·canyon. Arizona On that last call. you re assured
her once again that you'd call her at least once a week so
she'd know you were okay and could folio'' your progress
across the country.
YO R MOTHER ALWAYS felt good about you
because you were r esponsible and considerate a nd had
shunned peer pressures on things like alcohol and drugs.
The last your mother knew you were headed for an
Ind ian Reservation in Arizona and then you were going to
push on to California.
But it's been 10 weeks now and she
ha sn 't had any word from you. She is
frantic with worry and despair.
I talked to your mother today, clear
across this continent. She sounds like a
.ven· mcc woman but her voice is kind of
a ffat monotone of grief. She has a new
jo~. Did you know she has a new j ob. Brian·•
ff .•.._"J.
I. ' ·4'
Anywa~·. your mother has filed a missin~ persons report on you with the CHANDLER
authorities in Arizona. The sheriffs t here were very kind
to h~r and even put your name a nd description into a
central U.S. computer where they try to match up the
missing with the dead and unidentified.
MAYBE, IF THERE'S some r eason you can 't talk to
your mom. give us a c all here at the news paper and we'll
make the contact for you. All she wants to know Is i.f
you're alive and okay. Did you know she wrote letters to
115 western newspapers. tryinl( to get help locating you?
She figures you drifted to Southern Californ ia,
pr--obably one of the beach cities, where the sun always
ahlnes, the girl are blonde-and chesnut tanned and the
·boulevards arc paved in gold. Ir you did. you know better
·• .. an that now.
You probably have plenty Of fellow drifters out tbere,
too. who haven't made a home contact in a IOftl time.
And this Is the season when holiday lights shine and there
ls warmth and good cheer for ramiUes and f'rie.ndl wbo
1ather to share bonds or good wm and gift ·aivtn1.
YO COULD GIVE the greatest sift Of all this CbnMmas season, Brian. You know what lt II.
Just one phone call
Orange Couc DAILY PILOT/Tuesday, December 22, 1981 N ••
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CLOSING 871 .H
~ Rounding up
a strange year
The Wall Street Journal checked in the other day
with a report about the smashing business being done
by a roadside restaurant In Hines, Ore., called "'l'he
Worst 'Food In Oregon." It pretty much lives up to its
billing, according to Journal reporter Victor Zonana,
who made an on-site inspectJon. The food is terrible.
But pe0ple are lining up to get in They must
appreciate the truth in advertising
You may get one of these "worst" restaurants in
your area soon because Bernie HaQnaford, the
proprietor of the Oregon eatery, says be is "thinking
or franchising this deal." You can see the ad now:
"'Will all mclkers of poor-quality foods and beverages
contact me right away."
About the same time that this report surfaced
there was the story out or Tokyo about a 37 -year-old
factory worker who was stabbed to death by a robot
who pinned him against another machine. <Another
victory for Japanese productivity!)
It has been that kind of year . a lot of strange
stories. Did you see the
C h icago
entering a joint
ve ntur e in
China with the
city of Canton
and the China
lnte rna t1onal
Tru st and
Inv estmen t
ttem about Beatrice Foods of
~ I r :: N\1
llllll llllNITZ
Co.? They're going to try and develop markets for
canned fruit.<> and vegetables, soft drinks and citrus
juices. Helping oul will be Beatrice's Oriental foods
unit, La Choy.
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