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WEDNESDAY . DECEMBER 30. 1981 ORANGE COUNTY . C ALIFORNIA 25 CEN rs
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Murder victini's parents flay parole
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CONCO RD, N.H (AP1 -
Over opposition from a
murde re d girl's fam ily, the
governor and 21,000 petitioners.
the state Parole Board says that
confessed killer Edward
Coolidge may go free in 1984
afte r 20 year_~ in prison.
David Ma so n . whose
14 -year -old daughter Pamela
was beaten, stabbed, and shot in
1964, said Tuesday of the parole ·
"I don't want revenge. I want
JUSlll'e. And JUSlil'e was not
served today ..
Gov Hugh Gallen called the
decision wrong, saying of
Coolidge: "He should not be
allowed, at this time, to mix
with the general public in this
s tat£' or any other "
The Parol e Bo ard said
Coolidge, 44, must spend at least
18 months in an undetermined
minimum-security prison at
leas t 500 miles from New
lla mpshire Mason vowed to
keep track of his daughter's
killer.
'Tm not out fo r vengeance
a nd I 'm not plann i ng any
violence, but if it takes my last
breath. I will find out where
they 're sending him and do
everything I can to make sure
the people in that community
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know exactly what type of sick
animal is being released in their
mids t." Mason said.
Where Coolidge will go, and
when. is up to the state prison
warden, who says he hopes lo
k eep Coolidge's whereabouts
secret.
Coolidge has served nearly 18
yea r s o f a 25 -t o -40 -yea r
sentence. but has been eligible
for parole since 1978 because or
time off for good behavior. The
Parole Board decis ion requires
Coolidge to agree never to
return lo New Ha mps hire,
"even after he is discharged
from parote after the end of his
maximum sentence."·
··1t's the only logical way,"
Parole Board Chairman Richard
Leonard said of the decision.
H e said s u ccumbing to
pressure would "not necessarily
be doing justice to the prisoner
\.~ or to the system." $
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After the decision. Ma~
gave the board most of the 2
s ignatures he said be b
collected on petition.a opposiJW.
Coolidge's parole. The boar-
said it received hundreds of
telephone calls and letters,
··so m e very emotion a l .·;
expressing "outrage at the i~
of the prisoner ever beinc
released."
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ID t ~ Girl, dog rescued
$million
burglary
revealed
Thieves have escaped with
close to $1 miUfon in gold bars.
guns and jewelry after breaking
into a Spyglass Hill home in
what Newport Beach police are
calling the largest residential
burglary in the city's recent
his tory.
Police report the crooks who
e nt e r e d Wesley B y ron
Churchill's home late Monday
hauled off:
-6.6 pounds of gold
110 ounces of silver
-six l ounce gold bars
a gold nugget collection
50 handguns
Additionally. police said. the
burglars grabbed an expensive
jewelry collection and formulas
developed by the victim for
refining gold and silver .
lnvestigators calculated the
exact loss at $949,795
Police said 1t appeared the
burglars entered the house by
using vise grips to force open a
pair or French doors at the rear
of the house.
ln vestigators s a id the
intruders appeared to have
confined their search to two
rooms, the master bedroom and
a study. Both rooms. police s aid.
were ransacked.
Most of the gold and silver.
officers said, was in bar form
The largest pieces taken were
three. 2.2-pound gold bars
Police estimate that the
crooks spent at least 20 minutes
inside the house and would have
had to make several trips out of
the house carrying the stolen
loot.
Irvine girl
injured
by horse
An 11-year·old Irvine girl
suffered a neck Injury when a
horse s(epped on her in Irvine.
She was listed in s table
condition this morning ln Hoag
Memorial Hospital, Newport
Beach.
Jennifer Ann Rainbow, 1822
Verano Place, a student at
Turtle ~k Elementary School.
'WH horseback ridln& Tuesday
with three friends in the San
Diego Creek Channel near the
intersection or MacArthur
Boulevard and University Drive
when her hone knelt down lo a
puddle. police aatd.
When she tried to jump orr the
Arab ,elding named "Haji," it
started to roll over on ber and
tben stepped on her, pollee said.
WIJUam Rainbow. her rather,
uld Jennifer suffered two
brohn vertetlrH but there ls no
nldenee ol paralysil.
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for :"e" port Reat h f1r(•man Stl'\'t' Hunting t left 1 a nd Kt>lst·~
l.11\'l•lad~· from thl' Orangl' Count ~· Shenff~ De partml'nt as
Runtmg earnl'~ n·s eut.•d dog to .1 flarbor Patrol hoat that
\\as \\ailing Ill a rwarb.' ehannl'I
Arizona man
heads for
stranded trio
HONOLU LU <AP> A man
named Friend in a boat na med
Friendly is on his way to a
remote desert island to rescue a
shipwrecked Canadian man and
his two daughters.
L a wren ce Fri e nd o r
Scottsdale. Ariz .. volunteered for
the trip a rter the U .S t:;oast
Guard and the Canadian
government refu sed aid to John
Harrison and h is daughters
because they w e re not in
danger
Friend should reach Palmyra,
1, 100 miles north o~ here, by
Sunday , Co a s t Gua rd
spokesman Bob Baeten s aid. He
was setting out in his 33-fool
s loop from Christmas Is land.
a bout 500 miles from Pa lmyra.
"It's up to the m to decide
whether they want lo accept a
ride to Honolulu, but I don't
think it will be a d ifficult
decision after being stuck there
for three weeks," Baeten said.
The mast ot the Harrisons·
ship broke in a typhoon and they
reached the island through
shark-infested waters after two
days, and have been living on
leftover provisions. (!sh, crabs
and coconuts, Baelen said.
Baeten s aid the Coast Guard
will continue to monitor the
situation. but cannot mount a
rescue because It does not "have
vessels that can go down there.
But it's not a life·or·death
situation. They had food, water
and aome shelter on the island."
There was a similar response
from lhe Canadian Cons ul in
San Franctaco, where a
s pokesman said. "H ·1 not
an emergency situation ... we
have the luxury of tlme. No one
11 101na to die wlthln the next
r ew bour1 or da ya . All
alternallve1 are bein1
explored."
Slwwers possible
New Year's Day
By JOHN NEEDHAM
Of ltM OMIJ ~I ... S-
N early three-quarters of an
inch of rain pelted the Orange
Coast by 8 a.m. today in the
most signifi cant rainfall since
Nov. 28 , according to the
National Weather Service.
A weather service spokesman
in Los Angeles s aid th e
unexpected s torm began in most
areas of the Southland at about 3
a .m . as a cold front moved
s lowly southward through lhe
state.
The s pokesman said Los
Angeles and Orange counties
were not expected to gel any
rain. However, instead or the
cold front turning east as had
been predicted, it continued on a
southward path.
According to the spokesman,
rain caused by the front should
move out of the area by tonight.
But he s aid moist weather
patterns would re main over
Southern California for the next
few days, with a strong chance
of showers New Year 's Day.
If it does rain New Year's
Day. it will be the first time in 26
years the Tournament of Roses
Parade has had to proceed down
Co l o rado B o ulevard in a
drizzle, according to Nan cy
Ferber , public r e lations
assistant for the 52-year-old
event.
··No matter what the weather
turns out lo be we'll still go
ahead " Mrs. Ferber said. "The
Rose Sowl (ame will go ahead on
schedule also."
Movers raise Cain
Mixup in address 'honest mistake'
KENNEWICK. Nash. I APl When Janelle Cain got
home from the doctor·s. s he noticed the movers had
"packed up the kitchen and storage room" and everything
in the house "was taped and tagged ...
Destination : Pocatello. Idaho. The onl y problem was.
the Cains didn't know they were moving.
"I wa s laughing so hard I was crying when I was telling
them 1 the movers> what had happened. and they seemed
really glad I was ta~ing it so well." she said after the error
was discovered.
The Cains live at 2615 W. 8th Ave. T,heir dear. departing
friends. Sandro and Paul Perry. live tr.block away at 2615
W. 8Ua Plac~.
The movers thought they had the right place because a
boat and utility trailer were out front. A letter addressed to
Mrs. Perry was in the mailbox -even mail carriers have
trouble with the addresses.
Paul Basom, bead of Bekins Moving & Storage Co. in
Pasco. said the mixup "was an honest mis take," but said
there wa8 "no excuse•· for it.
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Daring rescue
made during
fierce storm
BUENA VISTA, Colo. <AP> -
Rescuers battled a fierce winter
storm and struggled through
head-deep snow in the Colorado
Roc kies today, pulling out a
toboggan bearing the fourth
survivor of a Christmas Eve
plane crash. Three others were
taken out in a daring nighttime
airlift.
The Cate of the plane's pUot.
who left Christmas Day to try to
walk out for help, was unknown.
The survivors were without food
for live days and reportedly
suffered frostbite.
Stewart Leach of Colorado
Search a nd Rescue s aid the
weather eased with the daylight
today and rescuers loaded the
fourth s urvivor -an
unidentified adult male -on a
toboggan. They then began a
three-mile trek through the
snow.
The party was expected to
reach the trailhe ad , where
four -wheel drive vehicles
waited, at midafternoon.
But a bJinding snowstorm and
lhe threat or avalanches forced
rescuers to call off a search ror
a cross·country skier who bad
been missing in the same area
since Christmas Eve. Robert
Shaw, 38, or Crested Butte left
his home Thursday on wbat was
to have bee n a two-day ,
cross.country trek lo Aspen.
A woman and two teen·a1e
boya were plucked from the
11,IOO·foot level of llounl
Columbia late Tuetday by an
Army helicopter. Plant had
called ror the cbOpper to drop suppJtes to the aurvtvon and a
rour·man rescue crew alteecly
on the scene, but offklala feand
an oncomlac storm •lltl\ prevent a law ev~ fll IM woman. She reportedly auftend
a back or pelvic lnjury.
TM nrvtvon' ldentltl• were ftC)tNleaaed .
Copter
aids in
drama
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In a race against time. rt remen and police officers
employed a helicopter Tuesday
to pull a 13-year-old Newport
Beach girl and her pet do1 fl'OM
a muddy tidal flat in the u+.
Newport Bay. •
The girl, Christie Wortbinstl.jl,
was stuck in the mud up to ~
nee k when a rope from e
police helicopter was fina
dropped and used to pull her"
safety. •
Her pet dog , Colby, i r escued by fireman Ste
Bunting who was lowered
the uppe r bay ooze by t e
he licopter. ·
.. At first s he was a lit~
reluctant to leave her dog m
there." said Newport firema
Russ Check, "but we fina'fry
convinced her we'd go bl!~k
after the dog." .' :.'
Police said the girl had ~
walking her dog near u,e foc(Of
Mariners Drive on the west~
o f t h e bay when the .t.f.'t
Doberman suddenly ran out ~
a mud nat.
When the dog began to 1tJct1ft
the muddy ooze, police said, ~
girl ventured out after it. •;..
By the time police, firemp
and county harbor patroll'QM
arrived on the scene. the I had sunk up to her neck in
mud and was 100 yards off
shore. ' "The harbor people tried'10
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WASHINGTON '<AP>~..,_
Des pile deep U.S. dlsple•'lllt
over Israel's annexation ol tlit
Golan Heights, the Penta1on!
proposed boostin1 the er
sales ol arms to the Jewish ll .
by $300 million next fiscal ye "
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tonighl a nd Thursday.~
Chance ol rain lncreulq~~·
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Thursday. Highs 80 to 15 ... ~
Overftioht lows '8 to 55.
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• • • • • • Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Wednesday, December 30, 1981
eds denounce sanctions
uropean. allies react coolly to Reagan move
TM A.Med1&N Pl'ffl Ameriu•a European alllea
aeled coolly today to
aldent Rea1an·1 aanctlona
alnat the Soviet Union, and
e Kremlin denounced the
ovea 11 "adveoturlltlc.
naeleas" and "doomed to
allure."
Danish Foreign Minister Kjeld
esen told Radio Denmark that
ea1an was loo hasty in
nouncine Tuesday that be was
posing sanctions against
, oscow for its role in the Polish
llitary crackdown.
•'It was not the right lime . . .
le U.S . administration
parenUy bu a different view
the situation in Poland than
others C NATO countries)
ve," Olesen said.
Olesen was referring to
f)enmark's rejection of
Reagan's position that the
Polish military crackdown was
instigated b:v Moscow.
t'rench officials in Paris said
their government will prevent
Frencti companies from acting
f economic "snipers" and
nd ermi nin g Reagan 's
cisions, but will not impose , ..
JU•
11nctlona aj{alnal Moscow.
Jacquet Kunt&ln1er, assistant
naUonaJ secreta,ry of France's
1overnl.nl Socialist Party. said,
''There fa no poaalblllty" that
the party would throw its
support. behind tbe American
sanctions.
He said there was a "certain
incoherence'' in U.S. reactions
lo the Polish militar y
crackdown.
"One day, President Reagan
says the Polish situation wilJ not
prevent him from -meeting
Soviet President Leonid
Brezhnev, and the next day t\e
considers interrupting the arms
reduction talks in Gei:ieva," he
said.
In London, low-level officials
of the European Common
Markel met to discuss the Soviet
role in the Polish situation. and
their countries' foreign
ministers planned to meet in
Brussels on' Monday. officials
said. But there was no indication
they were considerinJ? rollowinJ?
Reagan's reques t lo impose
parallel sanctions.
Meanwhile. the Soviet Union
and its allies condemned lhe
U.S. aancUona ·and predicted
they would a11ravate EHt·Wett
ten~loos.
"This ls the latest In a series
of attempts by tho White House
·to s tep again on the path of
tbre.ta and blackmail . . . a
path that bu long be en
bankrupt," the Soviet news ·
agency Tas s said in a
commentary from Washincton.
·'They in the the White House
atubbornly do not want to take
loto cooslderalion the
immutable fact that times have
changed and that nobody ls
•iven an opportunity to turn
back the hands on lhe watch of
history. The adventuristic.
senseless course of the Reagan
administration is doomed to
failure."
Me anwhile Solidarity chief
Lech Walesa has agreed to begin
negotiations with Poland's
martial law regime, according
to uncensored reports reaching
1 the West. Military council
members contend the country is
calm , "production is growing
and worker di sc ipline is
increasing "
DellY,.... ....... " ·•-K.-.r CttECKUP Newport Beach paramedic
"Steve McNichols checks temperature and
• condition of Christie Worthington. 13. or
Newport Beach. after her Back Bay rescue. ·;r ..
The aovernmenl Tuesday
acknowledted eiaht people have
been killed ln clashes alnce
martial law was declared Dec.
13, according to reports
Tuesday. Unconfirmed reporta
put the number in the hundreds.
Reagan banned natural gas
pipeline equipment to the Soviet
Union as part of trade sanctions
"lo put powerful doubts in the
minds of the Soviet and Polish
leaders about this continued
repression."
West German officials said
Polish Deputy Prime Minister
Mleczyslaw Rakowski arrived
in Bonn today to meet with
Foreign Minister Hans·Dietrich
Genscher to discuss the
sanctions, which would halt U.S.
cooperation in construction of a
Soviet gas pipeline to Western
Europe.
The general feeling in Bonn
and other Western European
capitals involved in the gas deal
was that the Soviets would look
elsewhere for equipment lo build
the 2 ,400 ·mile pipeline.
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r'IPELINE ROUTE Trans·Siberian pipeline starts in
Urengoy, 1.450 miles northeast of Moscow and terminates
with branc hes in Italy, Franre and Eas t and West
Germany .
Rakowski ls the first senior
Polish orficial to travel abroad
since martial law was declared.
Polish television announced
Industrial price hikes beginning
Jan. 1 ror gas, oil, coke and
building materials "in line with
the economic reform.·' The cost
or a ton of crude oil will go from
$64.52 to $432.26, the state-run
television said. adding that the
increases ·'will necessarily
mean a rise in retail prices."
Earlie r this week , the
government said meat and
butter rations would be cut.
Price hikes and food s hortages
In the summer of 1980 led to
nationwide strikes that launched
Solidarity as the first union in
the SovieL bloc free o f
Communist Party control. The
union was s us pended when
Premier Wojciech J aruzelski
imposed martjal law Dec 13,
ending 16 months of reforms
Schmitz apology ul-ged
Newport politician $ays he sees no reason to be sorry
SACRAMENTO CAP) -
Senate Republi c an leader
William Campbell says GOP
Sen. John Schmitz' religious and
sexual slurs against abortion
rights advocates w ere
"outrageous" and "appalling"
and wants him to apologize.
But Schmitz. an outspoken
Orange County conservative,
says he doesn't see any need to
apologize to anyone.
Campbell said Tuesday he
supported the move b y
Democrats on the Senate Rules
Committee stripping Schmitz of
a committee chairmanship, a
vice chairmanship and his
position on the Commission on
the Status of Women.
The committee took the action
Monday after Schmitz issued a
statement saying his
Constitutional Amendments
Committee had survived the
"attack or the bulldykes" during
hearings on a constitutional
amendment that would ban
abortions.
The release also said that
during a Los Angeles hearing he
looked out on •·a sea of hard,
Jewish and <arguably) female
faces ." Schmitz called
amendment opponents
"murderous marauders" and
said feminist lawyer Gloria
Allred was a ·'slick butch
lawyeress."
Campbell s aid the remarks
amounted to "anti-semitism ...
an abhorrence that must not and
will not be tolerated in this
Legislature or anywhere else in
government.
"As the Republican leader of
the Senate, I can state with a
certainly that these remarks are
anathe ma to the principles
and the very substance of our
party," he added.
Schmit.z, a candidate for the
GOP n omination for U.S .
senator. claimed the statement
really came from Campbell 's
top aide. J erry Haleva, saying.
"That's not from Campbell.
that's from Haleva."
"On matters Jewis h,
Campbell is really a front for
J erry Haleva," Schmitz said.
··whe ne ver Campbell does
an y thing , whether it 's
introducing a resolution on
Jewis h matters . when Bill
Campbe ll speaks, it's Jerry
Haleva."
Haleva, who is Jewish. said
Campbell "speaks for his office
and the senator has spoken. It's
Campbell's release, not mine."
Campbell , R ·Haclenda
Heights, said he empathized
with Schmitz' "deep emotional
conviction against abortion."
"However, that phil06ophical
commitment is no justification
for bis vitriolic attack. It is
ironic indeed that many of the
activ ists within the pro-life
movement are in fact members
of the Jewish faith.
"ll is my fervent hope that
Sen . Schmitz will dis a vow
himself of his remarks and offer
his apologies to all J ews, a great
people who are all too often the
e a s y targets of hatred and
bigotry."
Schmitz said: "l 'd like to find
out which remarks require an
a pology. I'm a little tired of
people putting me on the
defensive ·'
Later an the day. Schmitz
talked to KHJ-TV in Los Angeles
and said he thought the media
was against him. Asked why. he
s aid : "The journalis m , the
media field is stacked with
seminites (sicJ . . who oppose
m y position on abortion. They
cr eated their own market by
complaining ther e weren't
enough women in the media, and
then when the media succumbed
and s t arted an affirmative
action program to hire women.
they hired these seminites who
harped that the re weren't
enough women there "
Reward offered
K NOWLTON TOWN S HIP.
N.J . (AP) -Gov. Brendan T.
Byrne, using a i;arely invoked
slate law, has off~red a $25,000
reward for information leading
to the arrest and conviction of
Trooper Philip Lamonaco's
killers.
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:Ming in their boat but there just
~asn'l enough water to get to
t)le mud flat," Check explained.
Conviction upheld • ID Scarsdale case
He said several firemen tried
)ttt walk out onto the mud flat but
~ickly sank into the mud.
,Ji:. Finally, a helicopter was
lbtought in and hovered over the
2irl and her dog. ,..., Check said a line was dropped .ro the girl who was ordered to ~ip it around her waist. The 'tf elicopter then dropped the
other end of the lme on tne sbOre
where firemen and police
officers pulled her to safety.
Colby, the pet Doberman, was
carried to the shore by Buntin'g.
·Vegas awaits
heavy cro'Wll.s
LAS 'VEGAS, Nev. (AP> -
Las Vegas hotels and motels say
they 're expecting a sell-out
c)'owd New Year's weekend
fe>llowtng one of the strongest
Qhrislmas showings in years.
Many hotels and motels report
they were sold out. or nearly so.
t9r thf Christmas weelte"d.
'l?taey attribute the good business t4> the fact Christmas fell on
Friday and many people were
taking a three-day weekend.
•Laa ... Vegas Convention and
Visitors Authority officials say "'°'l botels and motels are sold
o\.at for this weekend, but a few
rpoms are still available.
NEW YORK (AP> -A state
appea l s court today
unanimously uph.eld Jean
Harris' conviction for the
murder of her lover, Scarsdale
Diet doctor Herman Tarnower.
In his opinion, pres iding
justice Milton Mollen said, •·we
are convinced that although
Jean Harris did not receive a
perfect trial, she received an
eminently fair one. Nothing
more is required."
1 The court rejected defense
claims t hat the cas e was
seriously prejudiced by the
prosecution's use of a police
officer's report that he heard
Mrs. Hanis say, "Oh my God, J
think J 've killed him."
\trs. Harris made the
statement on the telephone to
her lawyer the night or the
shooting and was overheard by a
police officer who later testified
at the three· month trial.
The statement. ··made under
these circumstances, neither
indicates nor suggests an intent
to kill on the part of Mrs. Harris.
It su11ests the contrary s4'ce it
reflects her s urprise •l
Tarnower's condition and her
uncertainty with respect to her
respon~ibility for that
condition," the decision said.
The court said the telephone
conversation Issue was "the
most difficult and troubling" of
Mra . Harris ' appeals
arguments.
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The unanimous ruling by the
Appe llate Division of State
Supreme Court in Brooklyn
means that Mrs. Harris must
obtain pe rmission from the
s tate's highest court, the Court
or Appeals in Albany, if she
wishes to appeal further.
Joel Aurno u . her trial
attorney, was also part of the
appeals team.
Afte r emerging from the
clerk's office, Aurnou appeared
grim. He made one phone call
and walked briskly outside to his
car. He declined to answer
Heart attack
blamed for
HB accident
A 41-year-old Buena Park
motorist apparently suffered a
heart attack while behind the
wheel in Huntington Beach and
slamlJ'\ed his car into a stop
light. police reported.
Byron Michael Hoover, 41 ,
was reported in cri l1 cal
condtlion today at Pacifica
Hospital in Huntington Beach.
police said.
He suffered no major injuries
lo the Tuesday arternoon
collision at the intersection of
Brookhursl Street and Adams
Avenue, police said.
Police say Hoover slumped
acros11 the seat of his car and lhe
vehicle hit the turning Jltht pole
ln the center of the intersection,
knocking it to the ground.
Attorney picked
WASHINGTON CAP> -A
Denver attorney who fou1bt
envlronmenU l lata over
construction of a controversial
water treatment plant has been
nom)nated for one or the top Jobi
ln the F.nvlronMentaJ ProtedJon
Asency. EPA Admlnlatrator
Anne Gor•uch 1nnounced the
nomination of Jamu W.
Sandenon on Tuelday. •
reporters' questions.
Mrs. Harris, 58, was sentenced
to 15 years to life at Bedford
Hills state prison after a jury
round her guilty of
second-degree murder this year
following a long trial.
Lawyers for the former girls'
school headmistress argued in
their appeal that the conviction
was due to "miserable"
publicity, a biased juror and a
wrongly admitted incriminating
statement.
Tamower. Mrs. Harris's lover
of 14 years, was s hot to death
March 10, 1980, at his home in
Purchase. Mrs. Harris admitted
firing the shots, but said she was
trying to kill herself, not
Tarnower.
The state argued that jealousy
over Tamower's affections for
another woman , Lynne
Tryforos; led Mrs. Harris to
drive to h.is home from Virginia
and then to repeatedly shoot the
millionaire ph ysic ian and
author.
·'For a woman to forfeit her
liberty in the face or these errors
is unthinkable, .. defense lawyer
Herald Price Fahringer argued
Iraq says Israel
jets intercepted
NICOSIA, Cyprus CAP> -
Jraq claimed today that its
warplanes intercepted two
Israeli fighter jets that violated
Iraqi airspace in the southwest.
part of lhe country.
The announcement was made
by the official Iraqi news
agency, lNA, quoting mllltary
spokesmen in Bafhdad.
The annouacement said Iraqi
planes forced two U.S.-made,
F -15 Israeli jets lo tum back, but
made no mention of any 1unnre
being exchanged. INA said t.be
Iraqi planes returned safely to
base.
In Tel Aviv , the Israeli
military command had no
Immediate comment on the
Iraqi claim.
The Iraqi news agency quoted
a Baghdad military official u
saying Israeli jets "violated 30
miles or lraql alnpace before
they were driven off by the
intercepting Iraqi jell." It aald
the incident occurred over the
, town of Makrul Naam, a few
miles aoulbweat or where lbe
borders of Iraq, Jordan 1nd
Saudi Arabla meet~
_ 'l:he town lJ aoulb of UM old
traql Petroleum Compan7
plpelJne lhat used to carry Jraql •
crude oil to Mediterranean
terminals.
To reach the area from Israel,
aircraft would have to cross
Iraqi or Saudi Arabia or both.
O~ June 7, Israeli warplanes
attacked and destroyed an Iraqi
nuclear reactor on the outskirts
of Baghdad . Because
U.S. -supplied jets were used in
the attack, American shipments
of right.er planes to Israel were
temporarily halted by President
Reagan.
Viet woman pleads '
guilty in scam
LOS ANGELES <AP) -Hoa
Blcb Vu would tell fellow
Vietnamese lmmlsranta there
were only a few spaces It.ft on a
boat that would brin1 their
relative.. to the U.S. They had to par h~r quickly.
At ttut _, did, .. alttant U.S.
Attorney William F . Fahey said
Tuesday. alter Ma. Vu pleaded
1ullt.y to federal cbar1ea the
bllked them of $31,000 with
promlset lo help iMlr familiee.
leave their hom•land. •
'
Nov. 19 al a hearing on the
appeal. "Then no man is sale.
No woman is safe."
But Anthony S ervino .
Westchester County assistant
district attorney. argued that
the conviction rested on the
defendant's own testimony.
Fahringer and Aurnou argued
that their client could not have
received a fair trial because of
prejudicial publicity.
··With.In 12 hours of her arrest
the local news papers had
already printed the verdict ·
murder." Aumou said.
Polar Bear
Club seeks
new members
tr you're interested in starting
the New Year off with a splash
albeit a cool splash, join t.he
Polar Bear Club at Treasure
Island Trailer Park.
Polar Bear members have
been dashing into the sea ofr the
South Laguna beach ror years
on Jan. 1, and new me mbers a.re
always welcome.
Festivities begin around 11
a .m. with a bonfire, coffee, and
snacks. The water event belins
at noon sharp when Polar Bean
and initiates grab hands and
dash into the waler.
At last c heck , the ocean
temperature was a
not-so-miserable 58 de1reea.
The mobile home partc la just
off Coast Hi1hway In South
Laguna. across Crom the AJpha
Beta center.
China test.& jet
PEKING <AP> -Cblna'1 ftnl
paaaencer Jet detlped to me«
International 1tand1rd1 flew
back to ita Sbancbal bome base
after • autteMlul t•l ruabl lo
Ptklnt1 anordln1 to the
Sban1h11 newspaper Wea Hui
Bao. t l
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HARDSHIPS -Johnny Carson of NBC's ·'Tonight Show."
is s urrounded by former Playboy centerfolds as they
prepare a New Year's Eve program to celebrate 1982's
arrival. The women are. from left, Michele Drake, Nikki
Thomas. Heidi Sorenson and Sondra Theodore.
ManJrell show to leave NBC?
Singer Barbara MandreU,
star of the only variety show
on network prime-time
television, reportedly has
told NBC she won't return
next season, but her show's
co·producer said be hasn't
.been told about it.
"Al this point I've heard
nothing from NBC or Miss
Mandrell" said Marty Krofft,
co.executive producer of
"Barbara Mandrell and the
Investigators say an
electrical short caused a fire
that destroyed a $525,000
house in Escondido.
Dentist Wllliam P. Cartla
recently sold the house with
5,000 squar e feet of floor
space. Escrow was to close
next Monday.
The unoccupied house at
the southeast edge of
Escondido burned for almost
four hours before neighbors
reported it, investigators
said.
Mandrell Sisters."
Mias-Mandrell informed
the network that she finds
the work too hard and plans
lo spend more time on her
singing career, according to
NBC entertainment reporter
Rona Barrett and Daily
Variety, a show business
trade paper. The Mandrell
s how, also starring sisters
Louise and lrlene, has been
one of the highest-rated
series for third·place NBC.
AFL-CIO President Lane
Kirkland has selected a
veteran Los Angeles Times
reporter for the labor
federation's top public
information post.
Kirkland announced the
appointment of Murray
Seeger as director of the
department of information at
the Washington headquarters
of the 15 million-member
labor federation. Seeger, 52,
will succeed Saal Miller, who
is retiring Jan. 15.
&lcbard aoe aaya hi•
30·mlle bicycle rlde to
announce his candidacy for
the state Assembly "ii
Indicative of the type ol
campa1in I'll run."
Roe, a Del Mar clty
councilman and former
mayor, started out with 14
other cyclist.a in Leucadia.
There were six others when
they reached Imperial Beach
7\.4, hours later.
Roe , a 45 -year·old
Democrat, was cheered on.
by several small groups of
supporters along the way. He
wants to run -or ride -in
the newly created 75th
district.
Blaming bad publicity that
docged her first year in
Washington on "freshman"
mistakes, U.S. Sen. Paula
Hawkim wants to make a
new start in 1982.
"My disappointments have
been many," she said. "I
have another day for
accomplish ments
tomorrow."
The first-term Republican
from Winter Park, Fla .. said
she's searching for a new
press secretary.
"I'm going to take the WL
away for a retreat. We as a
family,'' Mrs. Hawkins said.
"We'll go for a weekend to
the country."
NEW START -Sen. Paula
Hawkin s blame s
"freshman mistakes" for
bad publicity in he r first
term in Washington and
hopes to make a ne w start
for 1982.
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Wednesday. December 30. 1981 * s
AP_.....
SHOWS SOLIDARITY -Jim McG owan
signifies s upporf of -Polish people against
military crackdown by signing a ribbon in
downtown Seattle. The campaign organizer.
James Vollbracht. will deliver the petition~
on whi ch he says there a re already 500
signatures. to the White House
Potential Atlanta jurors eyed
Several believe publicity biased. against Williams
• • ~ .,
ATLANTA <AP> -Several
prospective jurors at Wayne B.
Williams' murder trial &aid they
thought publicity about the
slayings of young blacks has
been biased against the
defendant.
''I've only heard one side. I've
heard the bad side," said one
wom an . "It would take
evidence from hlm <Williams>
before I made up my mind."
Willi ams . 23 . a bla c k
free· lance came ram an and
self.styled talent promoter. is
charged with murdering
Nathaniel Cater, 27, and Jimmy
Ray Payne, 21 , two of 28 young
blacks slain in a mysterious
string of killings. No charges
have been filed in the 26 other
deaths.
The woman, who cannot be
identified because of a court
order, said under questioning in
the Fulton County Superior
courtroom that news accounts
made it appear a body had been
thrown off the Chattahoochee
River bridge where Williams
was first stopped by police.
·'I a ssumed a body was
disposed of from that bridge,"
she said.
Williams first came to police
attention May 22 when he was
stopped on a bridge af~r a
police stakeout team heard a
loud splash in the water. eater's
body was found downstream two
days lj\ter, about 500 yards from
where Payne's body was found a
month earlier. The defendant, dressed m a
dark blue vested s uit with no tie,
sat al the defense table during
the long questioning process
Tuesday. H e conferred
occasionally with his defense
team. ,
About 64 reporters were in the
Gem
Talk
By J.C. HUMPHRIES
Ctrtifitd Gtmolo11i•t. AGS
In the spirit or the ·
holiday season, I wish
t-0 pass along to you a
nostal,ic poem on the
right, m the hope that
it will give you the
same pleasure that it
has given to me.
Grandfather clocks,
as well as similar fine
mantel clocks, have
faced down the
;challenge of plastics
,and modern design,
•so that, today, such
·clocks will, in fact,
be~ome true
heirlooms tomorrow .
To all our won_.
derful customers,
whom we consider
lrtends, thanks for a
fine 1980, and best
wishes to you all for
.1881.
courtroom again Tuesday, but
the crowd of s pectators that
s howed up Monday failed to
materialize the second day. The
spectators' section or 65 seats
was less than half full when
court convened at 9 a.m.
Among those watching the
proceedings we re Williams'
parents . b o th retir e d
schoolteachers.
Thirteen panelists were added
to the jury pool Tuesday, joining
11 who qualified on the first day
of questioning Monday. Of the 24
jurorS" qualified so far. 16 are
white and eight black.
All 13 were added during the
morning. More were questioo-1
during the afternoon, but n•
passed the initial s creeninc.
Sixty-three people have ~
questioned so far from the l>Qtl
of 700 summoned for the tri~.
with 30 excused for hardship aOd
nine for cause.
Once the pool of qualifi~
jurors reaches 60, the final pantl
of 12 jurors and four alternates
will be selected. The pool was
increased from 48 by Jud•e
Clarence Cooper, who w~I
preside at the six-lo 10-week'
trial. He indicated that
te s timony would begin
sometime next week.
LA County to probe . . • coroner operations • . . .
LOS ANGELES <AP> -The
Los Angeles County Board of
S upervi so r s ordered an
investigation into allegations or
unorthodox procedures and
conflicts of interest by County
Coroner Thomas Noguchi.
The board's 5-0 action followed
a series of articles in the Los
Angeles Times this week
detailing a variety of allegations
against the coroner and his stair
that included inaccurate drug
te!:t s, lost , mismanaged or
stolen evidence. failure lo
perform autopsies on disputed
cases, inadequate staff training,
and stealing of items from dead
bodies.
"The disclos ures are quite
shocking and disturbing," said
Supervisor Ed Edelman. "I
don't know if the allegations are
true, but the board should look
into it."
Noguchi's office said he was
not available for comment about
the supervisors· investigation.
but Chief Deputy Coroner
Richard Wilson said the scrutiny
will be welcome.
"We welcome this SO·called
investigation. We feel that it will
help highlight the fact that we
have a very heavy caseload add
that we feel we are understaffed
and we do not have adequate
s pa ce to s tore bodies and
process those bodies in a proper
manner," Wilson said.
He also said "there is notbina
new" in the allegations repo~
in the Times and nothing that
h as not already been
investigated. • He s aid those previous
investigations. which were not
widely publicized, proved aU or
Noguchi's actions to be "totally
appropriate."
Winding the Clock
When I wu a little lld, my ofd gY1ndfathtr said Tho•
none should wind the dock but he, and so 1t time for be•I
He'd fumble fOf the ~rlous key kept high upon thti 1hel'
And set aside that little tatk entirely for himself
In time ttandfettter paued ewev end'° that duty f11tl
Unto my father Who perfcwmed the wetkly cu1tom well:
He held that cloc:ka were not to be by careless personl wound
And he alone should turn the key or move the hinds around.
I etivled him ttm little tatk and withed that I miQttt be
The OM to be entrusted with the turning of the key.
lut y.-by yeet the ctock Wit hia exdusive bit of care
Until the dly the•""'' c:11me 1t1d smoothed hia ti Iver halr.
Tode'Y the ttsk it mine to do, Uk• t"°'9 who've~ befCKt,
I em 1 iellous prdt.n of thlt rCM.tnd end glnay doot
And until et my ch1mblr doOf God'• messenger shlll kno•
To me alone shell be '"""d the rltht to wind the dodl .
MEMB£R AMERICAN GEM SOCl~TY
1823 NEWPORT BL\IO COST~ MESA
3e YEARS IN THE SAME LOCATION
B1nkAni•noero-ht-.r CN PHONE~' . ~
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s Orange Co11t DAILY PILOT/Wednesday, December 30, 1981
mffiTID rn rn
Buy of Caesars founders OK'd
Stockholders. approve purchase of Perlmans' stock at twice current value
LOS ANG ELl:S <AP > -
Stodtholden of Ca•Jn World
Inc. have approved tke $91
mil lion buyout or compal\y
founders Clifford and Stuart
Perlman.
Although lhe purcllaae of the
Perlmana' stock at S!O a share
-twice the current market
value -was crJUclaed by
several atockbot•ers, the
proposal to ptttdtaae the
Perlmana' 18 perc!eat llllerest in
Caesars passed euily.
New Jersey Gamla1 officials
bad told the coraouy that It
must get rid of the Peflman.s in
order lo continue operatine its
Atlantic City casino. The New
J ersey ofriclals cited the
Perlman.s' alleged business ties
to reputed underworld fi&ures.
Under t he proposal. th e
Perlmans also wiU receive $5 a
s hare Cor their Caesars New
Jersey stock. a deal worth about
$2 million.
The plan has been challenged
in court by several stockholder
lawsuits which are still pending.
Caesars World's management
slate or di r ector s, which
includes the Perlmans, also won
election easily at Tuesday's
annual meeting. Tbe Perlmans
will take leaves or absence
during their terms as directors.
About 300 s hare h olders
attended the meeting and many
or them objected bitterly to the
terms of the buyout.
"Why s hould you set a price of
$20? Why not $15? Why not $10 -
I think it's grossly unfair," said
Ben Seidel , a Ca lifornia
stockholder.
Caesars Chairman Harold
Berkowlti noted that the
company could not force the
Perlmans to sell but was
compelled by the New Jersey
ruling to eliminate them from
operations In that state.
As part of the proposal,
Clifford Perlman is to be hired
as chief executive or Caesars
Palace, t h e company's Las
Vegas hotel casino. His contract
can be terminated if New Jersey
oHicials rule he cannot be
employed by the Nevada
subsidiary.
Seide l's sentiments were
echoed by a number of other
shareholders who questioned the
$20 price.
"I'm willing to take m y lumps
on the open marketplace, and I
think they should take theirs,"
one shareholder said to loud
applause.
Killer could cut sentence
Be rkowitz contended the
effective price of the buyout was
about $17 a sh1tr f! since the
Perlman.'> will be paid over a
period of s ix years . He
re iterated the compa ny's
position by reading from the
prospectus.
Ruling gives man chance to 'earn his way back'
DANVILLE, Ind. CAP> -A
convicted murderer who could
race 30 years in prison holds
"the key to his cell door" if he
fulfills only a few requirements,
including making a speech about
why killing is wrong. a county
judge says.
_ In an unus ual sentencing,
Hendricks Circuit JOdge Jeffrey
Boles ruled Dennis Strange can
be eligible for parole in fi ve to 10
years if he m eets sever al
req uiremenls. Otherwise, he
must pay a $5,000 fine a nd serve
30 years in prison without
parole, Boles said.
Indiana law allows a judge to
~entence an inmate to serve
without parole.
Strange, sentenced Monday,
..,as convicted Nov. 11 or fatally
shooting his wife, Bobetla, on
Aug. 26 at their Mme in Avon
J.'es t o f India napolis . The
slaying followed an argument in
which Strange accused her of
flirting with another rft an, police
said.
Bes ides the s p eech , which
must be delivered at a hearing
in five months as the first step to
rarly release , Strange must
develop a marketable skill. earn
a degree at the Indiana State
Prison at Michigan City and
turn over all of his property.
Boles said.
He said the property would be
sold at public auction and the
Suits filed
over splash
CLEVELAND <API -Leslie
J . Mil fay. who was sued for
$105,000 by a female telegram
singer thrown into a s wimming
pool during a birthday party.
has filed a $405,000 countersuit.
Lenne Jacobs filed suit 1n
Cuyahoga County Common
Pleas Court, clai ming that
Mitray, 37, picked her up and
threw her into the pool, causing
h er to suffer phys i cal and
emotional injuries.
Milfay's countersu1t said that
Ms . Jacobs "feigned emotiona l
and physical injury for the sole
purpose or deriving publicity
and furthering her career "
• HIGH COUNTRY INOW A resident of Montezuma. a
· h a mlet southwest or Georgetown. Colo .. gets firewood after
: a h eavy s nowfall over the weekend. The Colorad o
money would go to ~upport
Strange·s four children. now
living with rela tives.
As another condition of parole.
Boles said Stnmge must support
his children. rang1n~ in age
from 2 to 11. until they become
of legal age or finis h their
schooling, including college. He
must turn half his earnings from
a prison shop to that cause. the
Judge ruled.
St range also mus t pay all
court costs. remain a model
prisoner and hne up a JOb before
parole
The judge said Monday's
sent<•ncing would bene fit both
victims and convicts If olher
judges foll owed suit. 11 could
help alleviate crowding al the
state prison, he added
·'This 1s a chance for a man to
earn his \\ ay back, .. Roles said
· · 1 f hl' chooses not to. he can
ser ve JO years and scream at
society
.. He '!> f.?Ol lhl' key to his cell
door if hl' pay~ for his children's
education. gf.'tS his ~ducation
and pays back taxpayers"
for the cost of the trial. the judge
said
"Although the proposed
transaction will result in the
incurrence by the company or
substantial additional debt and a
subs tantial reduction in the
company's net worth, the
manag~menl and directors
believe the importance of being
able to protect itself against the
possibility or having to withdraw
involuntarily from the casino
indus try in New Jersey ...
justify the cos t o f the
transaction." Berkowitz said.
H e ~l so reviewed t h e
company's results, noting that
profits in the fi rst quarter
ending Oct. 31 dropped to $12.4
million. or 46 cents a share from
$16.9 million, or 64 cents a share
a year earlier.
The Phil adelp hia -bo rn
brothers started business in 1957
from a single Miami Beach hot
dog stand . Their small business,
once featuring hot dogs boiled in
beer, soon became the Lum's
fa s t food fran c hise The
Perlmans purchased Caesars
Palace for $58 million in 1969.
changed the company's name
and eventually sold off its
fast-food subsidiary.
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favorite in poll
WASllll'\GTON 1AP 1 When
in d oubt. pollsters poll And
som c•t1mcs they poll when there
is n't much doubt at all
Publi<· opinion surve~ s DO\\
han arr1rmed that people like•
Christmas. although they think
it is too commercialized
There aJso 1s a poll ~howing
that most Americans don't make
any New Year's resolutions.
with lhe verdict mixed as to
whether those who do make
them keep the m
New Year's . 1n c1dcnta ll y.
doe s n 'l hold a candl e to
Christmas as a favo r ed
American holiday
An Associated Pres s NBC
News poll showed Chn:.tmas the
runaway favorite among
holidavs The s urvey of 1.602
adult Americans was ·completed
10 days before Chris tmas, which
probably boosted the rating.
Seventy percent of those
s urveyed said Christma!> or
Hanukuh was the ir favorite
holiday Th anksg1v1ng ran
second. with only 8 percent
Ind epe nd ence Da y was
preferred by 6 percent. Easter
by 5 percent.
New Year 's Eve and New
Year's Day combined got only 2
percent Halloween got zero But
then. mos t people don't get
Halloween presents. And nobody
gets the day off.
A public opinion s urvey
s pon sored b y M erit . the
cigarette people, in an oblique
form of advertising. came up
with the data on Ne\\ Year's
resolutions. According to that
poll . 69 percent of Americans
don't make any Fourteen
pen·ent s aid the y make
resolutions and don't keep them.
13 percent said they m ake them
a nd live up to them.
Four percent declined to
venture a res ponse to the
question Those may be people
who have resolved not to be
polh..d on such topics .
Both s urveys put numbers
behind lhc hol1dav :.eason
refrrJ1n that Chris t.ma:. has
becoml· too eomm erc1allzed
The AP N HC poll showed that 83
percent think that 's so In the
M ent s un e~. 84 percent said so
Whal Jll of that proves 1s not
ver) much Rut after all. 1t is
the holida~ Sl'ason and even the
polbtl·r~ are getting into the
spinl
• Anolhl'r AP-NBC poll finding
swing:. the :.ubjecl back toward
the more mundane topics that
\\ill dominate the public opinion
samplings in the campaign year
a head Sixty nine percent of
lhU S l' ~Ur\e\ed 1n t he
pre Chnstma!> 1)011 s aid they
\\ere t·utting b~H·k on holiday
gifts or entertainment because
of higher price!-.
That hollda~ poll ques tion
wasn't lied to pol1t1cal questions
put in Lhc same ~urvey . but they
fit Logl•ther Sixt) one percent
said Pr<•!>1dent Rcaf,?an 1s doing a
fair JOb at best 1n handling the
cconom~. while 36 percent rated
his performance in that area
good to excellent
N or w ere t\m er 1ca n s
particularly opt1mistit about
their financial prospects in the
year ahead Fifty percent said
they think their financial lot will
be about the same as in 1981.
while 26 percent :.aid they think
the\' ·11 be worse off and 20
percent expect things to get
better
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notice against the J ockey Club.
seeking payment of a $4.3
million loan on the Las Vegas
property. The c lub ceased
operations Nov. 24 when public
areas such as a restaurant and
health club were closed.
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOTM'ednesday, December 30, 1981 s
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Bar probes challenge
Deukmejian handling of bar gaining law action studied
SACRAMENTO <AP> -The
State Bar la conductin1 an ethics
1nveatlaation of Attorne y
General Geor1e Deukmejlan's
handling ot a le1al challen1e to
Ca lifor n ia's collectlve
bar1alnln1 law, the Sacramento
Bee reported Sunday.
The Bar's confidentiality rules
prohibit co mm e nt on
inveatlgat.ions in progress. But a
Deukme ji an ai d e, M lke
Suit charges Patty
defamed couple
OAKLAND (AP> -The
couple who helped Patricia
Hearst Shaw elude a nationwide
FBI hunt has filed a $6.9 million
laws uit charging t hat s he
defamed them in her newly
published memoirs.
Jack and Micki Scott charged
Mrs. Shaw with portraying them
in "Every Secret Thing" as
ha vi ng been part of the
Sy mbionese Liberation Army
despite her knowledge that they
"strenuously disagreed with the
goals, objectives and tactics" of
the radical organization.
she would want to return to her
family."
Arter her capture in San
Francisco in 1975, Mrs. Shaw
was convicted of robbing a bank
with the SLA. She later was
pardoned.
Roberts said Scott, former
Oberlin Coll ege a thle tic
director, has been unable to
obtain any teaching job or to sell
any articles on s ports since
allegations of bis affiliation with
the SLA.
Neither the Scotts nor Mrs.
Franchetti, confirmed that an
inquiry which he considered
only a formality was being
conducted by the Bar.
The issue stem s f rom an
unsuccessful attempt by the
cons ervative Pacific Le1al
Foundation to get CalifornJa's
law on collective bargaining for
s tat e e mployees ruled
unconstitutional.
Deukmejian. a longtime critic
of the collective bargaining law,
s upport e d Pa c ifi c Legal
Foundation's suit in arguments
before the California Supreme
Court.
Associate Justice Stanley
Mos k, who wrote the court's
opinion , n oted th at two
Oeukmejian deputies had been
giving legal advice to the State
Personnel Board, the defendant
in the suit, while Deukmejian
was working with the plaintiffs.
Attorney Dennis Roberts said
that Scott, his wife and parents
drove the fugitive newspaper
heiress from California . to a
Pennsylvania hideout in the
summer or 1974 because "they
be lieved that once she was freed
from the clutches of the SLA,
Shaw appeared when the suit
was filed in Alameda County
Superior Court.
The suit names as defendants,
I'd rs Shaw. co-a uthor Alvin
Mo s cow . and the book 's
publis hers. Do ubl eday &
Co mpany Inc.
Mosk ques tion e d the
"constitution al. statutory or
ethical authority for s uc h
conduct by t he a tto rney
general ,'· an action that
Franchetli said triggered an
automatic investigation by the
State Bar.
State Bar inquiries normally TIME WIL TE F .,, • ...,....,. take six months to a year or l LL -As ather Time 1 Phil h p 111 month old Caitlin Firth of Pac1f1<.' Grove 1!
more. Penalties can r ange from Pratt of Monter ey) racks up anothe r year whoS(' reluc:t a nce to s<.'r ve her time s pe<1ks
private reprimands to and takes off down the coast. he casts a for 1l!-.elr Could th(' ,0 uthful discontent of
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Antique trains to run
St ate to buy r ai lroad museum
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -The
sl ate plans to acquire a railroad
museum and operate antique steam
trains in the Mother Lode by summer
1983, a newspaper article says.
The la st hu rdles t o settling
operating details and acquiring land
around the Sie rra Railroad in
Tuolumne County were cleared this
wee k end, the San Francisco
Chronicle said.
The state plans invol ve reopening a
tourist attraction called Railtown
1897 in J amestown and running
trains pulled by antique s t eam
locomotives on the Sierra raHs.
The 57 miles of track, between
Oakdale in the San Joaquin Valley
and Tuolumne City in the foothills,
first were built in 1897. The railroad
had operated until New Year 's Eve
in 1979, and its trains had appeared
in such movies as "High Noon" and
··Bound for Glory.''
The stale Legislature last year
appropriated $750,000 to buy 20 acres
o f land in Jamestown for the
museum. And Charles Crocker, who
once operated passenger trains on
the Sierra, donated a collection of
historic railroad equipment to the
state.
Crocker, president of the Sierra
railroad, then sold the line's freight
operations to Silver Foot Jnl:. The
stale was to operate passenger trains
over the Sierra whit~ Silver Foot ran
freight service.
The n e ws paper quoted state
officials as sayin& the "Jut hurdle
had been cleared" and only minor
legal problems remained before the
agreement could be signed.
Shut paper returns
TIJUANA, Mexico IAP> -The
controversial daily newspaper Zeta,
which the government shut down on
Christmas Eve, is back on the streets
des pite the presence of Mexican
customs agents in the newsroom.
S pokesm e n sa id they were
gu a rding a typewriter . two
photocomposition machines, a table
and four chairs until it is proved that
import duties were paid.
The actual printing of Zeta, which
has been critical of Baja California
Gov. Roberto de la Madrid and his
brother Francisco, the federal
customs director. is done across the
U.S. border in Chula Vista.
Editor Jesus Blancornelas fled to
Chula Vista when a pro-government
labor union shut down his newspaper
ABC in l979 in what union officials
ca lled a m ove a uthorized b y
pro-government stockholders.
In the years since, while his family
lived in Tijuana, he published Zeta
with his former reporters and sent it
i nto Tijuana . The s l ig ht ,
bespectacled editor recently was
allowed to return home.
Bl a ncorne las told a custom s
hearing Monday that the table and
chairs belong to him . He was given
15 days to deny with proof that be
tried to avoid paying $800 duty on the
furniture. which cost him $1,000 in
the United States.
Ailing boy tours studio
H OLLY W OOD <AP > -
Twelve-year-old Todd Cantrell, who
underwent eye treatments in the
Soviet Union for degenerative
retinitis pigmentosa , saw the "Red
Sea" part and met "Jaws" during a
tour of Universal Studios on Tuesday.
With an entourage of about 20
people, including bis parents and
r ep r esenta ti ves o f Re tinitis
Pigmentosa International, the
Dalton, Ga., fifth grader took the
traditional studio tour, includinl the
parting of the Red Sea, a collapsing
bridge, aq avalanche , the
mechanical •hark that played the
title role in the movie "Jaws" and
visits to sets of old TV shows like
"Leave It to Beaver," sa)d Universal
publicist Daniel Lubin. He also met
actors dressed as Frankenstein and
the Phantom of the Opera.
Todd's sightseeing came a day
after actor Charlto n Heston,
honorar y national c hairman of
Retinitis Pigmentosa International,
gave Todd a sophisticated night
vision aid.
Todd's affliction, which he has
s uffered since he was 6 months old,
involves a gradual deterioration in
the retina. Night and peripheral
vision are los t first and total
blindness can follow.
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Wednesday, December 30, 1981
Jail work program
might ease crowding
A plan bx Sheriff Brad Gates
to free up jail space by assigning
s hort-term inmates to outside
work crews has t e mporarily
f a lien through due to lack of
funds, but it is well worth
pursuing next year.
The county jail already is
overcrowded , often filled beyond
its l ,331-inmate capacity. And the
situation could be worse wt\en the
n e w l aws requiring beavier
sentences for drunken drivers go
into effect , though Gates says
this is not a key factor.
Under the proposed J a il
Work Release Program. inmates
sentenced to six days or less
could be assigned to s upervised
public service work in lieu of jail
time.
Gates estimates up to 1.400
persons a year could quality for
the program. thus freeing jail
s pace for those sentenced for
mo r e serious offenses.
The sheriff had hoped state
funding for programs designed to
keep minor offenders out of jails
would be available for the work
program which would cost about
$88,500 to administ e r . That
apparently will not be the case in
this fiscal year. but Gates says
he intends lo advance the
proposal again next year.
He will be we ll advised to do
so. As the sheriff points out. it
should be possible to find some
more productive occupation for
minor law offenders than sitting
in jail watching t e levision at
public expense.
Lesson from Poland
When Soviet tanks rolled into
Prague in Augus t 1968. one
important item in the takeover or
a nation had been overlooked -
communication with the outs ide
world, via television. radio a nd
th e t e l e x wires u sed b y
correspondents had not been cut
in advance.
So for a brief period the
world was treated to first-hand
news of the Soviet in va~ion .
including trag ic pictures of
youths throwing rocks at the
tanks as they rolled through the
city 's main square. stude nts
d e mons trating a gai nst the
takeover, and even interviews
with Czech dissidents before thev
were rounded up. ·
No such errors were made in
General Wojciech J aruzelski"s
military takeover of Poland.
The s uccess of the advance
pla nning makes one wonder why
it is that communist govern-
ments can't be as efficient in
~rganizing their economy.
Before the military even
appeared on the s treets . all
communication was cut . All
telephones. even those in private
homes. went dead . All television
and radio broadcasting ceased.
lo reopen with just one channel
and o n e radio sta tion
broadcasting under government
supervision from Warsaw.
Telex communication was
h a lted for days. and reopened
only with heavy government
censorship of news reports.
The dis tribution o f al l
publications and the use of all
printing equipment. including
office copiers. was prohibited
without pri or gover nm e nt
1pproval.
All frontiers were sealed to
both air and surface travel and
private travel within the country
was banned. The sale of gasoline
to private motorists was halted.
All educational institutions.
with the exception of nursery
schools, were closed. All public
gatherings. except indoor church
services. were banned .
In a ll Jaruzels ki put into
effect more than 20 separate
orders to effectively seal the
n a tion from the rest of the world
a nd t o curb internal
communication as well.
To dictators of any political
shade. the pen and the spoken
word remain as much to be
feared as the sword. And therein
may lie a lesson to critics of our
sometimes too-freewheeling free
press. Too much information
may be hard to digest. but the
stifling of information can be
used to help kill a nation.
Reserves must be ready
Twe nt y-two Califo rnia
._tnembe rs of Congress . a
bipartisan majority, have
petitioned Defense Secretary
Caspar Weinberger for a bigger
sh are of the defense budget to
make up for serious shortages of
modem equipme nt and full-time
personnel in the .National Guard
and Reserve Forces.
The congressmen point out
that. while the Guard and
Reserve forces make up half of
the nation's combat forces and
two-thirds of the support forces .
the two military compone nts
receive only 5 percent of defense
funds.
Specifically. they propose
that the aging F -106 aircraft now
used on round-the-clock alert at
the Fres no Air National Guard
base be replaced with F -16s .
Guardsmen. they say. must have
an opportunity to t r ain on the
equipment they would have to
use if mobilized for active duty .
•
And Calif omia also needs to
hire at least four full-time
guardsmen for every unit to
handle administrative.
maintenance and training chores.
Guard leaders claim.
Since those serving in the
National Guard and Reserve
Forces are training on a
part-time basis. while holding
down regular civilian jobs. they
co n stitute an unus ua l l y
cost-effective branch of the
military. And in time of national
emergency. their readiness can
be crucial.
U ndermann e d for ces.
trai ning with inad e quate
equipment. do not add up to a
truly "ready" reserve.
The Reagan administration
has emphasized the need for an
increased defe nse budget. lt
would make sense to direct some
of the increase to those first in
line for mobilization .
Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Dally Pilot. Oth~r views ex-
pressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment is invit-
ed. Addres.s The Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1S60, Costa Mesa, CA in626. Phone (714)
642-021. .
L.M. Boyd/Oddball laws
You generally can fi&ure out why
some oddbaU ordinances get on the
books. It ~u long illegal ln Texas to
carry a ~r or pUers in your pocket.
They could be used as cutters in
rante wars over barbed wire. It's
Ule&al to throw a masquerade party
In New York City. Too many masked
bandits elatmed' when caught that
they were going to such parties. But
.wbt do YfN sup~ the powerB In
BlnniJIPa ... Ala., passed a law to
prolalbH tlllt dthiRC or a car wbi ..
bUadfoJdedt
Native. wbo cuatomarlly stt on the
ORANGE COAST
llllyPilat
ground tnstead or in chairs don't l(et
varicose veins . British medical
researchers make that claim.
In nine out or 10 American homes
Is at. least one deck of playing cards.
Q. Are there Venetian bUnds in
Venice?
A. Not many. if any. What there
are of them ln Italy are known u
Persta.D blinds. Tbe F"nch wbo
lnven&ed tbem ortllullJ bound the
tiltinl tlatl toselbei" with a type Wf
tape lbat tame fnafl ~eoloe. thus the
Venetian bllDd name.
T8'llMI A. MillrJltlM
Editor
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.EdltorJel P9" Editor
Bureaucrats bungle food aid
WA S HINGTON -The starving
peasants of Bangladesh are robbed of
American food shipments by one of the
most corrupt bureaucr acies in the
world, as I previously reported. What
makes this particularly shocking is that
another bureaucracy -the U.S. Agency
for International Development has
allowed this scandal to go on.
1 sent my roving correspondent. Peter
Grant, to find out why the poor people
of Bangladesh are still starving after
$1 .5 billion in American aid has been
sent to them over the past 10 years. He
found that rampant official corruption
and deliberate Bangladesh government
policy were giving American grain to
the well·lo-do and the prof iteer s .
ins tead of to the poverty.stricken
peasants for whom it was intended.
AID OFFICIALS on the scene and in
Washington could have put a stop to this
heartless corruption. but they were
more interested in guaranteeing their
annual budget than in malting the
program work. Food, intended as a
weapon against human misery and
political unrest. was instead turned into
a budgetary weapon t-0 protect the little
empires of entrenched bureaucratic fat
cats.
AID's dealings with CARE. the relief
organization whose profess ional
administrators are in char ge or the
Food for Work program in Bangladesh.
provided a disturbing example of this
self-servin g ope ration b y U.S .
s wivel-chair jockeys.
Food for Work is a simple enough
idea: The United Sta les donates grain
to be paid as wages for workers who
build roads. canals. levees and other
needed development project-;. Because
the work is unpleasant and the wages
modest. the program naturally attract!>
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only the poorest of the poor the very
ones for whom Congress intends U S
aid to be earmarked.
Under contract with AID and the
Ba n glades h government. CA R E 's
experienced administrators have been
trying throughout lhe five-year history
of Food for Work to see lo 1t that U.S.
grain is properly dispensed. But CA RE
officials have found both Al D and
Bangladesh working agains t them .
Some examples :
THE CARE field s taff regularly
uncovered instances of workers being
cheated on their meager wages or being
paid in practically inedible grain
Neither U.S. nor Bangladesh officials
did anythjng lo correct these abuses
when CARE reported them.
Many projects of dubious quality
were accepted by lenient AID offi cials.
One such project was s upposed to have
ra ised a three-mile stretch of road four
feet to keep 1l from rtooding during the
rainy season. Yet six months after
completion. my correspondent drove
only one mile before he had Lo turn hiS
Jeep back; erosion had made the road
impassable.
When CA RE rejects work projects il
t·ons1ders impractical. AID officials
determined to meet their distribution
goal pressure for reconsideration. In
one district last year . three out of four
··reconsidered" projects were fa ilures.
as CARE had predicted One was an
embankment that promptly slid into the
river it was supPosed to deflect.
In a rare moment of candor. an AID
official explained why meeting the food
distribution goal 1s so 1mPortant -to
the bureaucrats. If all the budgeted
wheal for a given year is not dispensed.
he said. Am·s Bangladesh operation
"ould '"lose the ass is tance to
Cambodian refugees" the following
year'
WHAT'S NEXT? AID officials have
been afraid to offend the Bangladesh
government by using U S. food as a
lever to produce needed reforms.
Fortunately. CA RE has shown more
guts .
Last year CA RE proposed changes
that would give it greate r control,
inc luding the right to punish abuses.
Smee CARE was the only outfit with
sufficient expertise to run the Food for
Work program. AID reluctantly agreed
to lobby for the changes with the
Banglad esh gover nm e nt . But
Bangladesh orficials are still dragging
their feet
Congressional costs hard to justify
To the Editor:
Whether or not President Reagan's.
economic m oves prove socially
be"eficial only time will telJ, but what is
undeniably proved by his policies
makes me believe the American people
have been sold short. Reagan's policies
h a v e b e en aimed at reducing
government spending so as to alleviate
MAILBOX
our monetary pinch. and yet, while he
swings a mean ax rampant through all
programs directly affecting the masses,
he accurately misses clearing any fat
from the pork-bellies on capitol hill.
For instance, members of Congress
have long been able lo literally write
their own ticket to any place in the
world paid for courtesy or the American
public while the public they represent
can barely afford bus fare to work.
Where is the equality? If we the people
mus t suffer, suffer loo, should our
servants! No amount of bureaucratic
blabbering will convince me that these
congressional c~ts and others are
jus tified in the public interest. That
smoke screen has worn pretty thin to
my eyes.
And what is clear lo me is that In this
country tbe only people who really
benefit from our form of 1ovemment
are the peoi>le that form our
government, and rm pretty fed up with
paying for steak and getting &iy the
bone!
MICHAEL HENDRJE
Stop /3rael aid
To the Editor:
The overt acts of aggre111lon by Israel
can no lon1er be ignored by this
country.
Our posture In the Mlddle Eut and
our lma.t• ht' the world cab only be
jud1ed by our low profile~ to
Israel's sell terYina am of Nfl'alion
and as amblvalenc•. •
From the to-called anneuUon or Ute
Golan Kels:bta by Israel to the lnvuloa
of Lebanon, the bombln• ot the lnql
nuclear power plant to IUppretllon or
human rillltl on the West Banlt, Israel
poaltionl UI u bela1 tn support and
aubtcriblnl to their acUona.
ML aEGIN hu mad• It perfectly
clear be trill pureue any path that i1 In
th• belt latereat of br .. 1, without
consuJUnt us. In the next ~ath he
unllaterall1 calla u our allies. We
cannot at.md the auoelaUon. Ld U1 .,... .. and •••cribe to our
own foreign policy m that area in the
best interests of our own country
without the tainted influence of a
Jewish lobby. We unequivocally caJI for
a meaningful condemnaUon of Israel
and an end to all military aid to a
country which has blatantly violated all
previous agreements t hat our
assis tance would not be used for acts of
aggression.
JOHN GESKE
Airport needs
To the Editor ·
I t hink Supervisor Ralph Clark has
finally hjt the nail on the proverbial
head as to what his true feelings are on
the future of John Wayne Airport.
Speaking to a luncheon audience of
about 300 recently, Mr. Clark 'referred
to John Wayne Airport as "the bird we
have in hand" and as such saw little
need to build a new regional airport.
This kind of narrow-minded attitude
is precisely the reason why this and all
previous county boards of supervisors
have failed so m!serably in their
responsibility to provide an adequate
commercial air transportation system
for the citizens of this county. It has
always been easier for these
lackadaisical supervisors to pass the
buck and to play make-believe with the
fantasy t hat 400-acre John Wayne
Airport could somehow magically solve
Che county's future air transportation
problems.
THE f'Acr or the .matter ls, even
with the proposed $100 mlllloo
boondoule expansion of John Wayne
Airport, the county acknowledces that
this postage atamp·•lzed facility will
never be able to serve more than 30
percent or the projected commerclal air
needs ot this area. Coura1eoua leaders
would gladly race thia d1frtcuh
challenge and be1ln In earnest,
immediately, tbe search for and the
development or the refional airport
whose need ta onlJ too obvious to
anyone wlth an ounce of lntelllcence or
who JI capabM or lookln1 11\1 f artber
lnto the Mure tban bla next tledlon.
• Lttttri /rom rtcxkra ure ~lcomt Tile
rtght to condn11~ ltlttrf to /at 1pocr or
,#hrr11natl Lahti 1s rP&truf'd l,1tt1rs o/ JOO
words or ~'' '41111 M glu.n pr1/1rmc1 All
lttttra maut 1raclud1 1lgnolurt aftd malling
oddrtu but namti ma~ bf wtt~Ad °" ,,
qutat 1/ su//ltitnt rtoson 11 oppor111r
PotfrJI wm flOt ~ pMbl"111d IAtffT'f rrM!V ~ ttl~on«J to 542.fJ>36 Nomt and pftoM
111unMr of IM t'OntnbMtor '"..., bf ,U'ft for
utrif lcatkm purpoaef •
We ll Mr. Clark. I am writing th.is to
lel you know that the people of Newport
Beach-Santa Ana Heights area are tired
of being your '"bird in hand." We have
suffered immeasurably for the past 15
years so that this county could have an
interim commercial jet transportation
system. Fifteen years is long enough.
Now it's time for you lo bite the bullet,
to gather what integrity you have, and
prepare for the regional &rport that
you have so cowardly put off serious
consideration or ror so many years.
Our patience is at an end. If suing the
county is the only way we can attain the
same consideration for our ·rights that
you profess Lo have for the rights or
others, then sue we will. Not once, not
twice but for as many times and for as
many hundreds or millions of dollars as
it takes to wake you up to your failed
responsibility
TOM WILLIAMS
Coordinating Director
Airport Coalition
Ideal location
To the Editor:
Orange County Supervisor Ralph
Clark could be known as the man who
found the location for the new regional
airport in the county or Orange.
He's the man who brought us the
Rams. He could bring us another
winner. There is one location that ls
already served by a multitude or
freeways, lt ls centrally located, bu
parking for 40,000 plus cars. handles
80,000 plus peo~le a day. bas ruidenta
only on one or 1ts four aides. The other
three sides being con\merelaJ and
industrial areas and would make an
outstanding tile for a rectonal airport.
With the kind of seasons that the
Rams and the Angels had this year, I
don't think t hey'd mind 1lvln1 up
Anaheim Stadium.
JIM DE800M
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That rovemrnent offklal who auqested
dumplna surplus cheese beicaute of
mold must llve hlcb oa th• bo1.
Wlab I had 1 peftft1 ror ev.,. piece ol
mold I've cut orr cheese.
J .C.V.
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Dorothy Hamill ,
former Olympic
fi1ure skating
champion , will
marry Dean Paul
Martin , son of
entertainer Dean
Martin, on Jan. 8 in
Veverly Hills . The
groom-to-be is an Air
Force lieutenant.
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Wednesday, December 30. 1981
Happy want-ad couple expect addition
SAN JOSE <AP) -Their romance
started In the classified acb. Tbelr
marrla1e made Pa1e 1. And as they
celebrated the first anniversary ot their
want-ad weddina. Al and Suzanne Mau
aald they 're plannlnJ a blrth
announcement.
It wu out of deaperaUon that Mau, a
succeastul but lonely hotel corporaUon
president, placed an ad In the San Joee
Mercury and San Jose Newa ln search
of a perfect wire. He got 150 repllea and
picked Susanne.
Both are happy he did.
'·I feel like Prlpcess Diana without all
the publicity," Mrs. Maas said ln a
telephone Interview from the couple's
San Jose home. "She's watched all the
time. But we can just go around and be
outselves. It's wonderful."
to be married, Mrs. Maaa waan't
lookln1 ror a husband when the want ad
cau1ht her eye. She was lootdn1 for her
lost Gordon setters. Reno and Boale.
Maas' ad was in the column next to the
one llsting lost puppies.
Maaa and his future bride were tired
or the dating game. Maaa, now 58, had
tried computer daUog and photo daUna,
and had been married twice before. His
wife, now 29, bad just about given up on
trying to meet men.
"I was a nurse in the intensive-care
nursery," she said, "and most of the
patients I met were, well, they were
babies."
Maas had a different problem: "You
m eet women, but a lot or them are
married, and not available."
evenlnes fllled with good rooct and wlM.
She called Maaa and made a date. and
on Dec. 28. 1980, they were wed.
"We took the Concorde to London In
June and spent a month ln Europe,"
Mrs . Maas said. "We 've been to
Mexico. We've been to the Dutch
Antilles. We just got back from that."
She's so pleased with the way thln11
h ave turned out that she ha•
recommended the personal column to
friends. She said it appears that one
friend is golna to marry someone ahe
met through an ad.
"I have no regrets," Mrs. Maas said.
"Al doesn't have any bad points. None.
He's a very good husband ... couldn't
have asked for anything better."
&,...,...... Although she was single and wanted
The ad promJsed extensive travel,
visits to the symphony and ballet and
The only sad part of the story is that
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LEFT oun -Ringo
Starr sa id in a
Moder'n Drumme r
magazine interview
that he always felt
left o ut o r the
B eatles· cr eative
process.
Scout
pledge
lwnored
BON AQUA. Tenn
<AP> -Ten years ago,
P att Reid promised
each o f he r 25 Girl
Scouts $100 if they
s tayed single until their
21st birthdays
And. scout's honor ,
Mrs. Reid made good on
he r promise. She paid
$1 ,300 to the 13 former
scouts who are stil l
single.
"I was prepared for
it ," Mrs . Reid s aid
about making good on
her pledge. "It was
bette r tha n having lo
pay $2,500.''
The challenge was
issued April 15, 1971.
when Mrs. Reid wrote:
"I will give each-Girl
Scout member of Troop
943 $100 if they can wait
until they have become
21 to mar ry."
Last month, Mrs. Reid
decided it was time to
pay off. She sent reunion
invitations to all her
forme r Girl Scouts,
telling them s he was
wil ling to honor her
pledge.
Of the 25, four could
not be located a nd eight
were married .
At the reunion. Mrs .
Reid gave all the single
women a handmade
wooden horse with a
$100 bill folded on it like
a blanket.
Mrs. Reid had advised
th e g irls that some
things were mo r e
i mp ortant than
marriage , ex plained
Donn a Ray Anthony ,
after receiving a crisp,
new $100 bill.
"She encouraged us to
get our education fi rst:·
said Miss Anthony. a
se ni or at Mi d dl e
Te n nessee Stale
University. "You have
the rest of your life to be
marr ied."
Most of t he women
said they had forgotten
Mrs . Reid's promise.
and one had nearly lost
h e r chan ce for the
money.
·' l almost got married
three wee ks ago ,"
admitted J e nnifer
Roberts of Nashville.
UFWwins
settleme nt
on wages
DELANO CAP> -A
Porterville-area grower
has agr eed to s ign a
three-contract with the
United Farm Workers
and will pay $62,000 in
back wages.
The settlement ends
six years of legal battles
since the union won an
election at Kaplan Fruit
and Produce in Sep·
tember, 1975, the state
Agricultural Labor
Re l ations Boa rd re-
ported.
•, Last year, the state
board found tha t the
company unlalrly ' gave
raises to some workers
instead or negotlating
tbrou1h the union.
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uid after the extension was
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David Saidel, AT&T'a mar1tetln1
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AT&T dedded last July that lt
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Com municatlona Commission
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Salvadorans
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in Honduras
LA VIRTUO. Honduras <AP>
-From all over El Salvador
they come by the thousands,
fleeing their country 's bloody
civil war When they arrive,
they sit, with nothing to do but
wail out the righting.
Here. tucked in the mountains
two miles from El Salvador.
about 3,000 Salvadorans live.
most or them an makeshift tents
often made from truck tarps
U n ited Nations officials
estimate there are about 9,000
Sa lvadorans in s imila r t ent
cities and at least as m any more
living a little better elsewhere 1n
the country
La Virtud is packed with
hum anily . the elderl y, the
young. men and wom en who
mill listles.'>I) around the camp
Men chop wood. women cook
over ope n firei. and children
dre!>!>ed an over:.1zed. donated
c lotht·~ ~tamper among the tent
rows
trying t o avoid Sal vad o ran
soldiers
But even he re. sarety is not
guaranteed. There is rood and
an occasional visit by a French
doctor, but Salvadoran soldiers
come from tame to time as well.
On :-.:ov 16, Salvadoran
soldiers crossed to Honduras
and took rive rerugees back al
gunpoint Witnesses included
Raanea .Jagger. social workers
a nd a L" S. con'gress1onal elide
On l>ee 9. they crossed again
and took baC'k 20 more. killing a
Roman Catholic relier worker
.,.. ho t ricd to persuade them to
stop
Honduran ~oldiers have been
killed b) Salvadoran guerrillas
.ippan.•ntly using the camps as a
rerugl'
The l.Jnated Nations is building
a C'amp a"' ay from the border ,
al tht• llonduran government'!>
1ns1stt:nec. and C'learing the
refugl't'i> a"' ay from the border
/\!>man) ai. fj(IO a "'eek are being
moved to a ne"' tent city
two miles from the El Salv ador-Ho nduras border
Approximate!~· 3.000 refugees live.• t here.
The\ tell of their tn•acherou!>
·journey to the Honduras border.
ofte n with no food or waler One
woman told of h1d1n g an a ca\'e
With 25 Others for rive days.
"'hen• the Cnited Nataoni. says 1t
"'all hutld more permanent
i>ht•ltt•ri. :.oon
FACES OF TRAGEDY Sadness and strain
are reflected in the faces of Salvadorans
for ced l o leave their native land because of
cinl "'ar a nd try to find s afety in ne ighboring
Honduras. Often the~· fl ed with no food or
watl'r
FATHER ANO SON A Salvadoran living in tnc refugel'
c amp near La Virtud. Hondurus: holds his son. An
estimated 3.000 live al the camp while they await a new
home and better life.
Photos
by
The AHocleted Press
WITNESS TO HARDSHIP Bianca Jaggl•r.
estranged wife of Mi c k Jagger of the Rolling
Stones walks among Salvadoran refuge<.'!-> in
llonrlura:-. during a mtd -:'\m·l•mher \"isit. She
sa" El Sah ador solcltt•r:-. l.ikt• fl\ l' refu gee!-.
trn C'k at gunpotnt
COMMUNITY COOKING -Wome n ma ke tortillas ()Ver
wood-burning ovens at a refugee camp in HQnduras ror
Salvadorans who rted to escape fighting In their countr~·.
Due to a shortage of oven ·. famihcs cook in ~hifts. The
cam1> housl's ncurl~· 3,000
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•ANN LANDERS
•BOB GREENE
•HOROSCOPE
NEW BROADWAY PLAY Direetor Robert
Altman with (left to right> Karen Black.
Sand y Dennis a n d Ch e r h a ve b egun
rehearsing for • a Broadway-bound play.
-~-........ "Com e Back to the 5 and Dime. Jimmy Dean.
J immy Dean " Play is due to ope n in
February.
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Mom creates firetrap
DEAR ANN LANDERS: My father
died rour year s ugo. Since that lime my
mother refuses to throw away a nything
that has the slightest connection with him.
Dad was a great reader or newspapers and
m agazines. so Mom has kept up all the
s ubscriptions a lthough she rarely reads
a n ything except your column a nd the
horoscope.
O ur apartm e n t looks l ik e a
second·h a nd junk s t ore. P apers.
magazines. books. Dad's old clothes and
hobby games are.piled all over t he place. I
am ashamed to invite anvone over.
Worse yet. the fear of a fire haunts me.
Mo m s m okes a lo t a nd is getting
absent-minded. Ir s he should fall asleep on
the couch with a cigarette in her hand. this
place would be a death trap for not only us
but hundreds or people who live in the
building.
Don't tel I mt• to talk senst• to her. I
havt• tried und she 1.rnys no a ttention. I
need your help J UST PLAIN SCA RED
DEAR SCARED: Quit trying to reason
with a person who has a n emotional
pr oblem.
Your apartm ent s ounds like a
five -alarm ln a firetrap. Call the cb.ief of
the fire department and ask him to send an
inspector out at once. Perhaps, ii your
mother hears from an authoritv that she is
violating the law. s he'll clean up her act. u
the inspector doesn't get through to her.
take it upon yourselr -in the interest or
your own safety and that of your neighbors
-to throw out a ll the junk so you can get a
good night's s leE'p.
DEAR AN'.'/ LANDERS Som1.· ttm(•
ago a woman "'rote to ask why her
hus band insisted that he could he<.ir be tter
with his glasses on. You said it might be
ps ychological because ~l<.isst•s had no
effect on one 's hearing.
I am dear in one ear. and I hear better
wi th my glasses on. Suddenly 1t dawned on
mt> why I was lip-reading.
Most people don 't r ei.l li ze ho w
discom·ertin,g even :.i slight hearing loss
can be. Here art' some suggestions that
might help:
Talking louder doesn't do much good.
It DOES help to spe<.ik more slowly and to
move ~·our lips a lot Oon 't cover your
l-lMW UMaS
mouth with your hands when you talk. 1t
precludes any ch ance of lip.read. And last
-m ost people have a tendency to drop
their voice a t the end or Lhe sentence and
the last several words are lost. Liste n and
you'll see what I m ean E K IN SAN
ANGELO. TEXAS
DEAR E.K.: Yo ur letter will help
many people who live and work with folks
who have a hearing problem. The next
letter might be or specia l interest to you.
DEAR ANN LANDERS· Lately m~
wife :ind I argue a lot because s he <:!aims I
don ·1 answer when s he s peaks to me. I told
her f answer when I hear he r She sa ys I
hear what I want to hear and I am just
being difficult For ~·l•ars she nagged a bout
m y smell~· C'igars . Now that I've quit. she
needs a new subject.
My wife has a hig h-pitched voice and
sometimes I think she doesn't speak at all.
just moves her lips so s he can pick at m e.
RATTLE ZONE IN SCOTTSDALE
DEAR BAT: Hus bands often lose the
ability to h ear a high .pitched voice,
especiall~ if it's the wife's. Ask her nicely
lo tr~· to speak in a lower register. And
listen a little harder, )lister.
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.. Sexual freedom " presents a difficult
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Commercials 'han-ed'
Thomas England. 32. is a professional
news photographer whose work ofte n
takes him to cities around the country.
On a rl!cent assignment for People
m agazine. he was s hooting a picture s tory
in Cincinnati. At the end or the dav. as he
often does. E ngland went looking fo r a
p lace to have a quiet beer.
He stopped at a b'ar ca lled the Pickle
Ba rrel. on Cincinnati's Clifton Street. Most
of thC' customers were in their e arly 20s :
they were students from the Universil\· of
Cincinnati ·
A loC'al rock band w<.is pla~·i n g .
Suddenl~·. though. the music stopped. And
England couldn't belicn.• what happened
next
"A WE LL·DRESSED man got up to
the microphone ... he said. "He introduced
ht msclf He s aid . ·We 're fr om Ca mel
Li ghts. and then he started to do some
entertainment
"While he did hi s act. fi ve young coed
types in Camel Li~hls T-s hirts circulated
through the crowd ~iving out free sample
p acks of t he cigarettes.·· E n gland.
stunned. realized what he \\as seeing .
Commercials were coming to the corner
ba r .
· · 1 found it bothersome on several
levels," England said. "In the first place.
they we re promoting cigarettes to a fairly
young crowd .
"But tha t 's not the whole point.
Cigarette·smoking is a matter of choice.
What I reall y resented was. here was a
further intrus ion or advertising into mv
life. ·
"You can't e njoy a good movie on TV
anymore because or all the commercials .
Advertising is so widespread that we've
come to accept it as part or life
"BUT THERE STILL should be places
where you can escape advertising. And one
or the places you could always go to get
away from it a ll was a bar on a quiet
Friday night. When you're h aving a beer in
a bar. the real world is supposed to be kept
outside.
"What really a m azed me is that the
kids in the bar didn't o bject to the
'commercial' at all. There Nere no hisses.
no boos. I watched the adve rtising go on tor about 15 minutes, a nd then I walked out
ln disgust .·•
William Sakkas, t he owner of the
P ickle Barre l in Cincinnati. confirmed that
h is bar was u sed for th e "li ve
commercial. ..
Sakkas said: "A 1enlle man from New
York or someplace c hecked into the
Holiday Inn here He told me he was from
Camel LJghts. ond he asked me if he could
use my bar for a pre entation.
"I SAID FINE. So they came In three
Friday niahts In a row. The guy at the
808 Glffllf
microphone \\OUl d lt•ll stones and run little
contests. and th(• winners would gel Camel
Lights T·shirts a nd hats. And the whole
time. tht:> #!iris would go through the crowd
giving out free C'igarctt<'S ...
S a k k a s <' o n f i r m e d E n g I a n d · s
obsl'rvat1on that th(' patrons or the Pic kl e
Barrel dad not mind being sub.1ectcd to
advertising" hile the~ drank
··The kids loved tl. .. Sakkus said .. I
knc\\ thl' kid~ \\Ould ha\'e a good tame :
that ·s wh~ I said ~·cs in the first place
"The kids were anxious to get the free
cigan•ttes and the free gifts . The act lasted
for about -t5 minute:. t•ach night. It was
during the time wht>n the band wouldn't
have been playing anywa~. so 1t gave the
kids something lo do ..
SAKKAS SAI D that as far as he was
concerned. the Came l Lights a ds can be
presented m his bar anytime the company
likes. He said the cigaretlt• compan~· did
not pay him for the u.se of his bar · "I
didn't think to <1s k" but th».! he thought
the "live advertisements" wef'e good for
busines:,
David Fishe l. a spokesman for the'
manufacturer. R.J . Reynolds. said that the
"li ve commercials" in bars are part or a
new advertis ing and m arketing program
being devised by the company.
"We are running s imilar sampling
programs in several C'ities ... Fishel said.
··The idea is that bars cater to adults
a nd if we go in with a program. offer
premium ite ms a nd giveaways, have
dance co ntes ts . th e n we can build
awareness or Came l Li ghts ..
FISHEL SAID THAT "the heart of this
idea is s witc hing .. wh ich m e a n s
pers uadinll s mokers of other brands of
cigarettes lo try Camel Lights. and then to
switch to the m permanently.
· · u ·s been a fairly successful idea.··
Fis he l said. He s aid that. bec ause
cigarettes are fo rbidden from be ing
adve rtise d on t e levis ion or r·adio.
Inn ovatio n s s uc h as t h e .. live
commercials" in burs are necessary to
spread the word about his company's
product.
Fishel said that. as far as he ltnew.
there had been no negative feedback from
the "live commercials" in bars
"The cus tomers eem to like the idea ...
he said. "The bar owners like the Idea
because It ls a business-builder for them.
No. there haven't been any complaln ts at all."
I I
unaaeach
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"Maybe they rNlly do fiy them in daily."
Pf ISOllAllTJ Q.&A.
BY MARILYN AND HY GARDNER
Edith makes
• • trans1t1on
Q : What did the makeup men have to
use on Jean tapleton to make her look like
Eleanor Roosevelt ror CBS-TV's upcoming
"First Lady or the World" movie?
-Mrs. Laura G .. Seattle
A: A wig. a row of plastic teeth and
some subtle makeup trans forms Archie
Bunker's .. dingba t .. into FDR ·s first lady.
About: her portrayal of Eleanor. the superb
St apleton says. ··1 will try to emulate her
lovely cultivated s peech. I have many
albums of her interviews and I li sten to
them constantly:·
Q: Having seen the Broadway play,
"The Elephant Man," I was curious to
know how common is this arfliction that
turned the real John Merrick into such a
hideously misshapen human being?
-J . Johnston, P eoria, Ill.
A: Call ed .. ne urofibromatosis ... t he
incurable disease is more common than
you m ight think. It has a fflicted over
100.000 Americans a nd left them with some
degree of deformity.
Q : While rilming his new movie, "First
Blood," I heard that Sylvester Stallone had
a serious accident. What happened to him?
-Gloria R .• Las Vegas
A: Luckily. Stallone's injury was not a
serious one. Wh at happened was that he
had to leap off a cliff into a tree and fall
through several branches before havinj!
hi s d ownward progress s lowed. While
pe rfo rming for the c lose-u p s h ot s.
Sylvester hit the wrong branch and fell
in an unexpected manner . His only injury
was a broken rib and after being
X-rayed and bandaged. he was able to
complete the day·s shooting
T fOUI HEALTH
OR. PETER J . STEINCROHN
Woman warns
of VD result
DEAR DOCTOR: I'm not asking for
any advice. Just trying to be a good
Samaritan. I want to warn other women
before they get lnto similar trouble.
I am 32 and want a baby. Doctors tell
me I can't have one. It all goes back to
when I was 16 and contracted gonorrhea.
I thought I got over it without any
trouble. All I complained of a Uttle late r
was some pain In my lower abdomen,
which I attributed to constipation. I never
had intercourse again until I was married
six years a go.
Why can't I have a baby? I guess you
know. My doctor te lls me I bad pelvic
inflammatory disease after my gonorrhea.
One mistake and no baby~
Will you let other readers know a fe w
facts about pelvic inflamma tory disease?
-MRS. L.
DEAR MRS. L .. On the one hand we
want to say we're sorry . on the other we
want to thank you for trying to help.
Here ar c some facts women s hould
know. Pelvic Infla mmatory Disease ( PlDJ
strikes at least three-quarters of a million
American women each vear. Gonorrhea
causes PIO 50 to 70 percent of the time.
And women who wear l UDs face three
times the risk of contracting it..
But it is often overlooked. Sometimes
thP patie nt believes the a bdom in a l
discomfort is due to menstrual cramps or
constipation. Sever e cases even simulate
an attack of appendicitis with cramps.
nausea. vomiting. fever.
PlD so often leads to sterilitv because
t he Fallopian tubes are blocked by scar
tissue caused by the original gonorrheal
infection.
PlD causes sterility in about one in
fiv e women. This means that almos t
200.000 women will never have children
because of P IO
The partial a nswer to all this physical
a nd e motional pain·• Early diagnosis and
treatment. All sexuallv active men and
wom e n should be checked for VD when in
doubt. Absence of sym ptoms should not be
reason enough for complacency
Dr Steancrohn welcome& questions from ,
readers. He cannot answer all individually but will
include those of general interest in this column. Seno
your questions to him in care of the Doily Pilot, P 0
Box J560. Costa Mt!so., CA 92626
POT SHOTS
BY ASHLEIGH BRILLIANT
IF'
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MORI! E)(ClTING .
Pisces: Follow hunch
Tbanday, December 31
ARIES (Mar. 21-Apr. 191: Steer c lear
of aggressive people. be discree t. avoid
dri vin g with ind ividuals who are
intemperate Cycle is nearing its peak and
you need not compro mise pr inciples
Attend function s ponsored by special club.
group or cha rily organization.
TAURUS t April 20-May 20 » Contacts
are made with c r eati ve. dvnamic .
inde pendent people who boost your mora le .
Some of your wishes become realities and
good news is received concerning career
and finances. Aries. Leo. Aquarius natives
figure in scenario.
GEMINI <May 21-June 201 : You regain
sense of direction: one who pulls strings
will look favora bly upon your efforts. You
are off to a running st art for the New Year.
By following through on hunc h. you'll be at
right place al crucial moment.
CANCER <June 21-July 22>: Emphas is
on travel, cele bration, scattering of forces
a nd tend e ncy to make t oo m any
resolutions. Focus on potential. future
tr avel and vacation plans . Man y
limitations will be withdrawn. You'll have
much more freedom a nd Gemini will be
involved.
LEO (July 23·Aug. 22>: Mixed feelings
d ominate scenario. Emphasis on my,~ery.
intrigue and tendency to overspend or take
unnecessary financial rlsks. ln matters of
s peculation. s tick w ith number 4
Aquarius, Scorpio and another Leo fi gure
prominently.
VIRGO (J\ug. 23·Sept. 221: Be ready
for change, travel. vari e t y and
long-d ist ance communications. Initial
r eport s concerning le1al a ffairs are
subject to revision. Be analytical where
written material is concerned: study small
print and read between-lines.
UBL\ (Sept. 23·0ct. Zz>: Fi>cus on
domestic matters. including f amil)'
member who reels ne1tected Party or
"
• HOIOSCOPf
BY S IDNEY OMARA
entcrt<.1inmc nt :.i t horn<' \\Ould pl'O\'t.'
beneficial. rcw:.irding . Taurus . Scorpio :.ind
another Libra pla~· important roles T:.isk
w ill be comol eted
SCORPIO! Oct. 23-Nov. 211: Emphasis
on roma nce. creativity . the whispering of
s weet nothings Maintain balance. don t
lead with chin and avoid wearing heart on
s leeve Prole<·t self in l'motional clinchc:-
Young persons play key roles and you'll bl·
dealing with Pisces. Virgo natives.
SAGITTARI US I Nov. 22· Dec 211
You'll be reminded of resolutions m<.ide
last year bt• refle<·tive. philosophical and
realize you now a r c on much firm<•r
ground emotionally and where finances an·
concerned. Stic.·k r los<' to home base if
possible.
CAPRICORN t Dec 22 .Ja n 19 1
Emphasis on visits. trips a nd promises
whtch m a ke a n ticipation of New Year
funny and exclti n g . People will be
interested in what you do a nd s ay man\·
will also be concerned with your ideas.
plons and concepts
AQUARI US <Jan 20 -F e b 181.
Emphasis on cele bration. money. new
contact s. creativity. rom ance and un
optimistic outlook for the new year Wh at
y<>u need is f ractlcall y ha nded you on
proverbial si ver platter A SC!arch i!\
ended. you realize you have arrived at
destination.
PISCES <Feb. 19·March 201 : Hunch Is
on target: people comment favorably on
your appearance a nd id a . Moon in your
sign coincides with imtlative. creativity ,
excellent tlmins and aura of glamour
Gemini. Leo. Aquarius persons ti1ure ln
exciting ~eenarlo.
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d e mons tra ti on s po n sor . s aid c rosses
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the country who have been victims of
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Wednesday. December 30, 1981 ••
Begin the year with brunch Planning
pays off Mixture of /ood. give• gue•ta a choice
New Year·a Day
deaervea a celebration
of lta own. The modern woman'• lncrea1ln1ly
popular choice la a
brunch.
It ii relaxed and
cuual -the 1ueat.1 are
apt to arrive either
dre11ed In Sunday beat
or Jo11lng clothes,
bavin1 Ume to Indulge
tbelr mood.
ConvenaUon ia euy,
too, with lazy hours
I ahead to bear
everyone's New Year's
resolutions and make .! plans for the coming
months.
The smart hostess bas
Ju.at the right mixture of
U1bt but saUafyin1 foods
to please the appetites of
both the athlete and the
1lu1-a·bed alike.
For a toast , a
delightfully scente d
Mulled Grapefruit Cider
has a sophis ticated
flavor.
Grapefruit juice is
blended with cider,
spiced with cinnamon
and cloves and warmed
1ently.
On the buffet, Party
E11s with Oysters add a
holiday air -delicious
with just the right
amount of s pi cy
goodness.
The aroma of
freshly-baked Braided
Orange Bread will
perfume the air and
waken the most jaded
a lite.
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INtT.RUCTION 492-6977
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B&.\IDED O&ANGE
B&EAD
1 cup oran1e Juice
YI cup su1ar
IA cup butter or
mar1arlne
2 packa1ea active
dry yeast
Y, cup warm water
(105·115 delt'eea)
2 e1ga, beaten
1 ~ tablesroons
gr ated orange pee .
YI teaspoon ground
cinnamon
6 to 6 Y, cups
all ·purp ose fl o ur ,
divided
Ya cup raisins
i,.; cup c hoppe d
almonds
In small s aucepan
heat orange juke, sugar
and margarine until
lukewarm. (Butter does
not have to melt). Jn
large bowl sprinkle
yeast over warm water,
stir to dissolve . Stir
oran"e juice mixture into yeast; add eggs,
orange peel, salt,
cinnamon and 3 cups
flour. Beal until smooth.
Add enough additional
flour to make a soft
dough. Turn onto a
lightly floured surface.
Knead until smooth ,
a bout S to 8 minutes.
Place in greased bowl;
turn over lo bring
greased side up. Cover.
Let rise in warm place,
until doubled, about 1
hour. Punch dough
down; turn onto ligbUy
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floured board; knead In
raisins and almonds.
To make one lar1e
bread, divide dou1b into
4 equal pieces. Roll 3
pieces into ropes 14
Inches long . Braid
together on a 1reased
baking sheet. Tuck ends
under to seal. Divide
remaining piece into 3
equal pieces. Roll into
ropes 9 inches long.
Braid to1etber. Place
s mall braid on large
braid. Tuck ends under
to sea1 . To make 2
smaller breads, divide
dough in half. Shape
each half as above.
Cover. Let rise until
doubl ed, about 45
minutes to 1 hour. Brush
with Egg Mixture.•
Bake in a 375-degree
oven, 30 to 35 minutes.
Se rve with Orange
Butter .•
Yie"ld: l large or 2
medium size loaves.
•Eu M.lxtare
1 eu . lightly beaten
1 tablespoon water
Combine ingredients
until well blended.
•Oraage Butter
~ cup butler or
margarine at room
temperature
2 tables poons
orange juice
1 teaspoon grated
orange peel
Jn small bowl combine
all ingredients. Beat
with electric mixer until
well blended.
Yield: Y, cup.
PA&TY EGGS WITH
OYSTE&S
l e 11. slightly
beaten
1 tablespoon water
24 lar1e fres h , frozen or caMed oysters
Flour
% cup packaged ,
dry bread crumbs
i,.; c up butter or
margarine, divided
i2e11s .
y, cup heavy cream
1 teaspoon salt
Dash of pepper
2 tablespoons
c hopped c h i ves o r
pars ley
In small bowl, mix
beaten egg and water
lOJether. Dip oysters in
flour ; dip in eeg-waler
mixture; roll in crumbs
to coat well. Melt IA cup
butte r In large s killet
ove r medium heat.
Saute oysters until
golden bro wn on all
sides . Re move from
skillet; keep warm. Jn
large bowl beat 12 eggs,
cream. salt, pepper and
chives together. Melt 2
tablespoons butter in
large skillet over low
heat. Add half the egg
mixture (do not try to
scramble more than 6
eggs at a time). Lift
from bottom and sides
as mixture cooks. Cook s
to 7 minutes or until
eggs are thickened and
set but s till mois t .
Remove to chafing dish;
-GOOD MOANING
Year's brunch.
keep warm. Repeat with
re maining 2 tablespoons
butler and egg mixture.
Yield: 12 servings .
MULLED
GRAPEFRUIT CIDER
1 cup sugar
Vi cup waler
Gues ts can be r e laxed and cas ual at a Ne w
12 whole cloves
2 2-inch pieces stick
cinnamon
6 cups grapefruit
juice
4 cups apple cider
Combine sugar , water
and spices in saucepan;
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s immer 10 minutes ;
strain. Stir in grapefruit
juice and cider . Serve
h ot in a heat· proof
punch bowl.
Yie ld : 22 •).i .cup
servings.
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Extra-StreJ]gth Sliidd
fights odOr better,
so you'll feel cleaner.
HOLLAND. Mich.
(AP ) Wh en s h e
learned she had won u
1 5 -mlnut e
grocery-shopping spree
in a n ation al r e c ipe
contest. Irma Ladewig
b e gan plotting her
assault.
The planning paid Qff
as the 54 -year-old
woman ran through the
aisles of her local store
and jammed $937 .30
worth or free food into
one cart.
··stuff it 1n th e re!
Squeeze it down. Mom'"
shouted her daughters
As the bell sounded.
s he tore to the meal
counter and lined the
bottom of her cart with
$400 worth of m eat ,
including porterhouse
and Ne w York s trip
steaks, butterfly pork
tenderloins. lamb chops
and standing rib roasts.
She moved on to grab
pac kages of cash ews
and pistachios, canned
hams. Gouda c heese,
shrimp and crabmeat.
Into the cart went
cans of coffee, tms of
s moked baby clams and
marinated artichokes
When the pac ked cart
was full. she hned the
edges with frozen pizzas
and went back to the
meat counter fo r one
more standing rib boast
The result was 14 bags
of groceries
Start feeling cleaner ... try
Shield~ today. Clinical
tests prove new Extra-
Strength Shield fights
odor better, so you'll feel
cleaner. Now at savi ngs
to make it easy for you to
tty Shield. Cash in today.
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-Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Wednesday, December 30, 1981
Cloves spice salad
uses -eftover1 ham
New idea for
bread pudding
AMARETTO 6 d e R r e e s . G r e a 1 e
Clove1, the lrad!Uonal
navor 1am.11h for bam,
make a del lclous
difference ln lhi1 11lad
of leftover ham and
pineapple bathed ln
clove-acented dreulna.
It'• a salad wlth an
lntrl1u1n1 touch ol 1plce
that speaks of far-off
places.
There is an old saying
that cloves wlll arow
only where they can
"1ee the sea" -and it'•
true they come mainly
from the lands of Tan-
Hnia, Indonesia and the
Mala1uy Republic.
Tbls aromatic spice is
obtained from a small
ever1reen tree of the
myrtle family, and does
not produce much until
It la at least twenty
years old.
The spice is actually
the wiopened bud of the
blossom of the tree, and
tbese buds must be
band-picked before they
flower. This is a
tremendous job, since
each tree bas 30,000 to
50,000 buds.
Besides poking into
hams, these little
"nails" Cthe word clove
comes from the French
word, clou , which
means nail ) have
endless flavoring uses in
cooking.
In b everages .
pickling, preserves,
cakes, cookies, curries,
sauces, stews . to name a
few.
The Spiced Apple
Charlotte is a perfect
dessert -fruity and
fra1rant -topped with
lee cream or whipped
cream.
If you like, prepare it
early in the day and
bake it while everyone is
eating supper, then
serve it warm.
H A M A N D
P I NEAPPLE SALAD
1 cup el b ow
macaroni <uncooked>
1 can C 20 ounces>
c~unked or c rus hed
COGNAC FRVIT I '~·quart caeserole Mix Pine a PP l • in combine apples with ANDBaEAD r ala lns . a pricots. 3
unsweetened Julee 1u1ar, oranae Juice , PUDDING tnblespoon1 amaretto v. cup reserved sherry, ralsln1, oran1e i,.; cup raisins and cognac, water and
plneapplejulce ri nd , c loves and '.-\c up dr ie d cinnamon In medium
2 tablespoons nutmeg ; set asi de . apricots.chopped saucepan . Simmer
mayormaiae Combine melted butter 3 l a b 1 es P 0 0 n s covered over low heat
1 t.abl~poon lemon and bread crumbs . am a retto & cognac or unlit fruit ts plumped,
Julee 8 u t le r a 1 ·quart 1tm1tretlo about 20 minutes. Drain
2 teupoona H lad oil casserole. Spread 14 of o/4 cup water fruit , reservint1 •1. cup ~ teupoon around th e bread cru mb 1 teaspoon i.iroun d Ii quid . M 1 x fr u It .
cloves• mixture evenly on tbe cinna mon reserving 1.4 cup liquid.
1 pound ham, cut bottom of the casserole. M ix fruit , r eser ve d Into ~-lncb cubes Repeat I ayer 1 as 6 slices wh1te bread, liquid and all remaining ~ c up d i ced follows :~ oftbe apple crusts trimmed &and cut in g r ed ients except
cucumber mixture, I/• of the bread into l·inch cubes al monds . S poon into
Cook maca r oni crumb mixture. Cover Jeggs,beaten c asser o le . Bake 20
according to package casserole ; place on a 3 t a b I es Poo n s m inutes. Sprinkle with
directions: drain and coolde sbeet. Bakefor30 amaretto & cognac or almonds . Bake until
rinse. Drain pineapple, minutes. Remove cover: amaretto golden brown and knife
reserviq ~ cup juice. bake until apples are 1 cup water i n 1 e r t e d ha Ir wa y
To prepare dressing tender and top Is golden, ''• cup butter or between ce nter and edge
co mbine reserved about JO minutes longer. margarine, me lted of casserole comes out
p In ea pp I e ju Ice , Serve war m lopped with 11. c up t o ;, st e d clean, about 15 minutes.
mayonnaise, lemon ice cream or whipped sli vered almonds Serve warm or cold with
juice, oll and cloves. cream, if desired. Whipping cream whipping cream 6 to 8
Comb ine macaroni , Yield: 4to6 portlons. m at'aroni. He a t oven to 375 servings. pineapple, ham and .---------------------------------------------------· ------
cucumber. Combine
with dressine. Cover
a nd refrigerate for at
least 3 hours. Serve on
lett u ce leaves , if
desired.
Yield: 4 to 6 portions.
•To use whole cloves
in place of ground
cloves. heat 4 whole
c loves in '.4 c up
pineapple juice for s
minutes; strain out
clove s . Com b ine
pineapple juice with
r e maining dressing
ingredients.
S PICED APPLE
CHARLOTTE
4 medium-sized tart
apples , pee led and
sliced (4 cups)
~cup sugar
i,., cup orange juice v. cup medium dry
sherry or water v. cup raisins
i,., teaspoon grated
orange rind
1.4 teaspoon ground
cloves
Ye teaspoon ground
nutmeg
'1'.t cup butter or
margarine, melted
3 cups soft bread
crumbs
Preheat oven to 350
degrees. In a large bowl
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CUNBE&&Y
APPLE PIE
PIEC&UST
1 ~ cups unsifted
all-purpose flour
~ c up grated
toasted walnuts v. cup sugar
Pinch salt
~ cup cold unsalted
butler
3 to 4 tablespoons
._. cold water
~ teaapoon vanilla
extract
APPLE FILLING
6 s mall cooking
apples, peeled, cored
and diced
~ c up c urrants
(soaked in applejack for
2 hours> 2 tablespoons lemon
juice
2 tablespoons butter
'1'.t teaspoon ground
cloves
1 teaspoon ground
cinnamon
IA! cup maple syrup
~ cup firmly
packed d ark Brown
suear C&ANBEaRY
nu.ING
2 cups fresh or fresh
frozen cranberries
~ cup maple syrup
'1'.t c up fir ml y
pac ked dark brown
1u1ar Grated rind of 1
orange and 1 lemon
Heavy cream ,
whipped until almost
tbick
Preheat oven to 375
de1rees F. Mix nour,
walnuts, suaar and saJt.
Cut i n butter until
particles are like coarse
cornmeal. Stir in water
and vanilla until dou1h
cteana lbe bowl. Knead
a few times until it
forms a smooth ball.
&ol I out dough on a
floured surface until
rwnd and lar1e enou1b
to cover t.be bottom and
aid• ol an unrreued t
lacb pie pan. Flute an ec1,.. Bake pl• shell for
I to 10 mtnutell or unUI
pale 1olden brown.
(Prick aldel and bottom
well ud fW wttll rtce or
Mau to keep lbeJI trom
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well. In a saucepan,
c o mbine s y rup and
brown sugar and boil
until reduced to half its
original volume. Stir in
cranberries, rinds . Cool.
Sp r ead apple filling
evenly into pie shell.
Spread an even layer of
cranberry filling over
apples. Bake i n a
preheated moderate
oven (350 degrees F.>.
for 30-35 minutes or until
edge is crusty brown.
Ser ve warm or cold
topped with whipped
cream. Makes one 9 inch
pie.
CRANBERRY CHUTNEY
3 packages Cl2
ounces each ) fresh or
fresh frozen cranberries
2 cups raisins
2 cups chopped red
onions
i i,., cups c hopped
red belJ peppers
6 cloves garlic
6 small dried red
chili peppers. crumbled
3 cups red wine
vinegar
'h cup molasses
l'h c ups firmly
packed brown sugar
1 '1'.t teaspoons
ground ginger
'.4 teaspoon ground
cloves
'1'.t teaspoon ground
cinnamon
'h teaspoon ground
allspice
1 tablespoon salt
Co mbine all
i n g r e <ti e n t s I n a
stainless steel pot and
simmer slowly, stirring
occasionally for about 1
lo l 'tii hours or until
thick . Sp00n while hot
into sterilised jars. Seal
and cool. Serve with
sausaees, beans, ·and
steak fries.
Maka l'til quarts.
BOlJ&BON
CRANBE&&Y SAVCE
4 CU.Pl beef broth
6 tables p oon•
bourbon
~ c up jellied
cranberry sauce
~ cup whole berry
cranberry 11uee
11'1 teupoon 1round
allaplce
In a saucepan , boll
broth until reduced to 2
HPI. Stir In rematnlna
la1redient.s aad 1Lmmer,
atfnias occuloaall1, fw
10 mlml&ea. 8ene u ll,
or atnln for a smooth
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT,Wedntsday, December 30. 1981
Ripe fruit preserved for nutritious snacks
Drled fruit leathers m a c h I n e I o r f ood dried foods and foods to
•rt an tsasy form In preservaUon. l was told be frozen.
which to preserve many that food In these bats A vacuum packaae Is
Ir u I t s , t n c I u d In I could be either frozen or excelle nt for frozen
a p r i cot s, p eac h es , processed j u s t li ke fooda and dried foods
n ectarines , a rapes , can ned food . ls t his because there's no air in
berries, oran1es, pears, true ? it. When atr is present,
pineapple , plums, and -A . V a c u u m oxygen in It reacts with
even tomatoes. packagjng machines are foods, even when they're
You don't need any not a subsUtute for the frozen or dried, and
special equipment and est ab I i• h e d h e a t causes loss of n avor and
the drying can be done pr ocesses fo r hom e nutrients.
outside In the sun -If canned foods, but they A vacuum pack lor
eHective In preventinc
Insect conta m ination
since insect.I must have
oxygen to survive.
But the home vacuum
uackaied foods cannot
be processed as a r e
canned foods. either In a
bolli ng water bath or
pressure canner . i n
order lO destroy harmful
bacteria.
not processed would be
su bject to attack by
bacterta which 1row in
the absence or air such
ais those which cause
bot ulis m. the deadly
food poisoning. Several
o th er s poilage
organisms also are able
to crow in foods in the
absence or air.
know when to pick them.
Ho w can you teat '~
watermelon to l'e• if lt ...
ripe?
A. One test for
wa ter melons is to pit
the side of the fruit wltla i:t~
the palm ol your hand or-:-11
thump the ntelon wlClll!~ y o u r ro re U n g e r A"~·
m111talllc sound meatte .a..
the fruit is still green:·••~
dull thump means il'I
th e we athe r i s hot are useful for packaging dry foods also Is ver (a~ve ~ d~re" F>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Foo d s va c uum
packaged in bags and
-Q . W e gr e w
wate rmelons In our
garden a nd wa nt t o r ipe. ·•,1\, ;;
and dry <Jess tha n 60
pe rcent humidity> -or
in t.he oven.
The finished fruit
leather can be rolled up.
wrapped, and stored for
year s in the freezer , for
m o nth s in th e
refrigerator , or for up lo
30 w eek s a t room
temperature (70 degrees
F or less).
Fruit leather is a
nutritious snack -it's
made without s ugar in
most cases -and it also
makes a good addition
to a carried lunch.
Almos t a n y fru it
e xcept gr ape fru it.
lemons. pers immons.
and rhubarb can be used
for fr uit leather. Select
ripe or overripe fruit.
Remove stones or pits
fro m fruit. Seeds o f
ber ries or grapes need
not be re moved . Peel
fruit or not, depending
upon your preference.
Cut fruit into chunks
a nd place in a food
chopper or blender. To
yellow or li ght-colored
fruit , add 1 tablespoon
lemon or lime juice for
each quart of fruit. This
h e lp s p r e ve nt
darkening.
Chop. grind. or blend
until a thick puree is
formed. Suga·r is not
need ed for any fruits
exce pt orange o r
pineapple pulp. To them
add 2 tablespoons sugar
per quart or pulp.
Line a cookje sheet or
simila r flat tray with
plastic or waxed paper.
Make s ure t hat the
cookie sheet or tray has
an edge all around to
prevent spillage on the
puree.
Pour the puree onto
the sheet or tray about
on e-fourth inch deep.
Distr ibute even ly by
tilting the tray, do not
use a spatula or knife.
When all the spaces are
cove red by tilting the
cookie sheet or tr ay. the
right amount of puree
has been used.
To dry in the sun, fruit
leather will require two
to three days. depending
on the temperature and
humidity.
If the weather is bot
I above 85 degrees F >
and dry I less than 60
p e r cent r elative
humidity), the trays can
be p laced in direct
s unl ight o r be hind a
pa n e or g l a ss o r
plexi -g l a ss l o
concentrate the heat.
Cover and bring inside
at night. To keep insects
off, cover with fine mesh
netting.
To dry in the oven, set
the tbermostat at the
lo w e s t setting ( 140
degrees F>.
~ Place tbe sheets or
trays in the oven and
leave the oven door open
2 lo 6 inches. The fruit
leather will be dried in 4
to 5 hours.
I f yo u h ave a
dehydrator, place sheets
or trays of puree in it.
s et the t empe ra ture
control at 140 degrees F
and dry for 4 to S hours.
No m atter wh ic h
m ethod of drying you
use, test the fruit leather
frequently for dryness
well before the end of
the r ecomm e nded
drying tioie.
Overdry fruit wi II
become too brittle to
roll.
Property dried fruit
leather will be sticky to
the touch. but will be
easily peeled from the
plastic or waxed paper.
Lift the edge, which
will ad.here tightly to the
surface, and peel it back
about an inch.
If It peels readily, it ls
properly dried.
After loosening the
edge of the dry fruit and
peeling it back about an
Inch, roll the wrap and
dried leather i n one
piece in a loose roll.
Overwrap with plastic
wrap and place In a
heavy plastic bag for
1tora1e.
Your frult leathe r
1bould be 1tored In •
cool. dry place, free rrom lnHCt infestation. •••
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bu\ you have lo follow au the ru.lea to eel the most ftom your
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art S.9~.,
Here ~ some queatlona IDd
anawera about aome of tbe
re1ulations governinf the IRA
accro~:
Q , tu I llave more llaaa -.
laA accowat?
A. Yes. You may open aa
many accounts aa you like u
long as your contributions do not
exceed $2,000 in a single year.
Q. Can I awltch from one IRA
aeeou& to uotber?
provld.lnc that t.he money a. not under your control. The trualee,
mana1er or cuatodian of tbt IRA
muat make the transfer directly
to another lrultee, a mana1er or
cuatodlan. Once every 12
'i:oontha, however, you are
allowed lo wtt.hdraw tbe mooey
yourseU and invest It tn another
IRA. Tbe proce11 la known u a
rollover. You muat OJ»en the new
accou.nt within 80 daya or you wlU be penalised.
Q. 0. I laa.e &o eeatrtlMM &a..
ma•I••• every yearf
A. No. The law does not
require a n y minimum
contribution. Nor does it require
you to contribute every year.
Individual financial lnaUtutiona
may set the ir own rules,
however.
A . Yes -wilb certain Q . Wlaat lf I Med aoae ol u.e
re$tricUoos. You can transfer mHey I've tavee&ed! De I laave
money from one account to &o wlt.Wraw I& all!
another as often as you like, A . No . Su b j e ct to the ~~~~~~~~;;_.~~=---~ 1-
·llOllTBLT
reatrlctlona Imposed by the
ln1UtuUon where you have your
IRA, you can withdraw part of
the money. You wlU , of coune,
have to pay the penalty on the
amount you withdraw, plus
ClllUllR
re1ular income tax o n that
amount.
Q . Are t~ere aay
elreum1tueea Hder w~lela I
c aa wlUMlraw die moaey "ldaout
peaaJty before I'm 51"'?
A . You can withdraw money
at any time 1r you become
totally disabled.
Q. I've Just cllaa1ed jobs ud
co& a bl& eluaak ot money from
my peuloa plu. Caa I p•t It m
.. aaA?
A . Yes. You can roll the
money over Into one or more
I RA account.a wlthln 60 days and
you do not have to pay tax until
you belln withdrawals. Tbere la
no limit on the amount that can
be rolled over and this money
does not count toward the $2,000
maximum 1tnnual contribution
for an IRA.
Q . Wlaa& If I eoatrtbate too
mull to u IRA ID a 1&111le year by mll&ake?
A. You c an avoid moat
penalties by withdrawln1 the
e xcess, plus the interest it
earned, before you file your
federal lncome tax return for
the year. You will, however,
have to pay a 10 percent penalty
on the earnings of the excess
contribution.
Q . Can I use tile IRA aa
security for a loa•!
A. No. The part of your IRA
used as security wo uld be
trHled aa a "dlatrlbutlon" ol
the account Jual as a withdrawal would You would have to pay a
penalty
Q. Wlaat lf f am a partldpaa&
la a "spoual l&A" -paJd for
by oaly OM worker -aacl Id
dJvorced?
A . A divorced s pouse can
contlnue the IRA under certain
conditions , uain& alimony as
w e ll as wa1e1 or other
compensation. The IRA mual,
however, have been eatabla.hed
at least five years before the
divorce and the former spouse
must have made contributions to
the account for at least three of
the five years.
Q. What If I dJe?
A. The money in the IRA goes
to your benefi ci ary or
beneficiaries and will be taxed
when withdrawn.
Q. Cu Mlf·e••leJM .....
llavel&Alf
A. Yea, They also can have
aeparate retirement accounu
known u Keoth plan.a. A.a ot
Jan. 1, a self-employed person
can contribute iu.ooo or IS
percent of hia or her Income -
whichever lJ less -to a Kqb
plan, and still put up to $2,000 ol
compensation to an IRA.
Q. I llave aa eU.U.., l&A wlda
&be moaey laveeted la a
low ·latereat certificate of
deposl& &bat doeaa't mature for
some time. Caa I ••lk• •Y
moaey la&o oee of die aewer,
lal&her·JMW mnataeau.
A. Probably not. Reaulators
decided not to allow penalty.free
roltovers at banks and thrift
institutions. They did, however,
m a ke an exception for credit
unions ; m ember s can make
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BUSINESS
STOCKS C6
C7 ..
Marina, Costa Mesa
reach title games
of tournaments. C3.
'Runts'
outrun
Jazz
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INGLEWOOD <AP> -Rile~, • Runt.a, as they've come to ~
known, made it a perfe f
slx-for·six by bealint the U""' Jazz, but It wasn't easy. •,•
· 'l felt good about the first b9W'
and I fell bad about the fount.
quarter," aaid Los An1elf11f
Coach Pat Riley after bla Laken·
downed the Jau 121-114 Tuesciq:·
night. "We got out of what we•
had been doin1, movin1 ~·
runnln1 the ball. ·~"
"We were playing too much
one·On·one. Utah had a ·~
defense in the fourth quan.i.:
That combination and the r;cr
that we were not doin1 what -.
do best got them close." · ,
Close, but that was all for:!:
J au. Even though the Lair
obviously weren't at their
they had enough to win tbeil
s i x th s traight g am e . Lo~
Angeles bas played all S\l
games without All·Pro cent.et
Kareem Abdut.Jabbar, who~
been sidelined because of t
strained tendon in his rl1bt
ankle. .
THE LAKERS LOST Uu•
other big man, Mitch Kupcb~
with a broken bone in his left. I~
early in the first game Ul!W
played without Abdut.Jabbaf.
Thus, the starting unit has ~
referred to as Riley's Runts. ».
Los Angeles, 24·7 overall, t4
a 75·58 advantage al l~
inte rmission , makin1 82ti§
percent on its field 10 l
attempts. The Lakers led by
points early in the four•
quarter, but Utah cut the deft.
to four points with a little over1a
minute to play. r
However, Jamaal WilkO
connected on a jump shot wt•
Costa Mesa's John Strayer tries to block shot (left) and Ken Bardsley comes down with rebound during Tuesday's game. See C2.
o.e.., ...... ,.....ku.P..,.. 1:0-4 left to give the Lakers~
six·point lead and shortly lalft,
Wilkes stole a pass from U~
forward Adrian Dantley, settini
up a Los Angeles fast break U CI passes test without top scorer which ended with a layup by
Norm Nixon.
Wilkes led the Lakers with at
points. making 16 of his 24 field
goal attempts. He also had ftine.
rebounds, four assists and three
steals. Nixon finished with as Magee misses final 12 minutes with dislocated finger but Anteaters rally to win, 77-75
Spedal to the DaiJy Piiot 77-75. for their 10th win in 11 outings. time out but, under pressure from Fuller.
thre w it away. MILWAUKEE -For the UC Irvine
basketball team. matters couldn't have
looked much bleaker than they were
midway through the second half or the
Anteaters' game with East Tennessee
State Tuesday night in the consolation
contest of the Mi lwaukee Classic.
"It was a great win for us," said a
happy coach Bill Mulligan, whose team
lost to Arizona Stale, 88· 73, in the first
round Monday night. "The team kept
its pose and showed great defense."
McDonald subsequently got the ball
underneath the basket, was fouled, and
sank both charity tosses for a 76-75 lead.
Thornton then iced the game by hitting
one of two free throws with a little more
than 40 seconds left .
To begin with. UCI was trailing the
Bucs, 60-50. with 11 :59 to play. But to
make matters worse. their main cog -
Kevin Magee was headed for the
dressing room with a dislocated finger
on his left hand.
Indeed. the Anteaters stopped the
Bucs when they had to. UCI still trailed,
73-63, with 5:58 to play before two free
throws by Bob Thornton, a jumper . free
t hrow and layi n by Kevin Fuller. and a
steal and layin by Ben Mc Donald
reduced the deficit to 73-72.
The Bucs worked for the last shot only
to miss at the buzzer.
·'They showed a lot of character out
there," added Mulligan . "I would have
hated .to come all this way to lose twice.
Fuller. <Grant) Taylor and Thornton
pl ayed great games for us off the
bench." Last year. with Magee absent, there
would have been no doubt concermng
the final outcome. This year's Anteate r
squad is dirrerent, though, and they
proved it by rallyin~ lo beat the Bucs.
The Aucs' Marcus Reese then hit on a
pair of free throws to give his team a
brief breather before Randy Whieldon
canned a 20-footer to bring UCI back to
within one .
Magee, who jammed the ring finger
on his left h.and off a deflected pass,
was take n to the hospital for
precautionary X·rays. If there's a
With I :39 remaining, ll\e Bucs, still
leading, tried to inbound the ball after a
Remembering the good guys
Like Joe Louis, they were a credit to the human race
Should old acquaintance be forgot and never
br ought to mind? Should old acquaintance be forgot and
days of Auld Lang Syne . .
As the glasses are raised this New Year's. the
toast is to the good guys from the world of fun and
games who le ft us during the 12 months just
passed. This earth was better off for having known
them and their acquaintance will not be forgot.
Should old acquaintance be forgot
J oe Louis was a warm and simple and humble
man. He was truly what the heavywe ight
champion of the world is meant to be. If heroes are
to be worshipped, the Brown ~mber gave us the
reason.
The nicest, and truest, words ever written
a bout Joe Louis were. "He is a credit to his race -
the human race."
And never brought lo mind . . .
Joe Kuharich spent his life coaching football
and helping lo form the lives or those he coached.
Joe Kuharich's niche in the Hall or Fame will have
to be large enough to hold a very big heart.
Joe's life ended almost at the very moment
Super Bowl XV started, which was a blessing in a
way. Joe Kuharich lived with the Eagles right to
the moment he died with tbem.
Should old acquabttance be forgot .
The YOUll8 players of today should have known
an outfielder of yesterday named Pete Reiser.
There was not a g-reedy slnew ln Pistol Pele ·s body
aand here was a man who reaJly would have played
basebaJl ror the love or the game.
Tbe Docllers have had some great ones, but no
more couraaeous and lovable human being ever
ran full tilt into an outfield wall.
And ctQw1 of Auld Lang SrM . . .
Blll Johns was the busineU manager of the
Lot Aftlelet Rams but that was merely hls job.
Hl1 relatJonahip with the football team was of love
and total devotion. Blll Johns lived to see wbat t.he
franchiH hu come lo. He mlthl have died of a
broken heart.
SPORTS COlUMNIST
BUD TUCKER
our fraternity but there is comfort in the legacies
lhev leave.
Por Auld Lang Syne .
Hotel lobbies around the country won't be the
same without Frank Lane. Sure, Trader Frank
repeated his baseball yarns and they got more
lavish every lime but they also got more enjoyable
every lime.
Wher~ver Trader Frank is, he just unloaded a
mediocre player for a super star.
We'U take a cup of lcindneu yet
Large Lester Nehampkin was as much a part
of the sidelines as the yardmarkers and if his
generous size did not cause you to notice him, his
brightly colored shirt d id.
Large Lester was a good photographer. He
was an even better human being.
Por AuJd Lang Syne . . .
Ray Oyler, the former Detroit Tiger short.stop
who played so well In tbe 1968 World Series, was
only 43. He had a lot of run in those 1eara but he
missed loo much.
If ever a nickname fit, It was the one they
hung on Mickey Walker . He looked and acted and
fought like a Toy Bulldog.
And the n1ht game wlll miss Ralph Gambinl.
Champions also get counted out.
bright spot to the injury, it's that it points and 10 assists. ~
occurred to Magee's non-shooting hand. l
Plus, lheAnteaters haveonlyonegamein AMONG THE OTHER maMr"
the next 15days. contributors for Los An1elea
Ma gee, despite leaving with 12 were Michael Cooper, who tWt
minutes to play, s till led his teammates 15 points, and Earvin "Madd'
with 26 points. He also grabbed nine Johnson, who had 13 points, p
rebounds. Whieldon added 14 points and ·-assists and seven rebounds. ,.
McDonald 9 as UCI shot 54 percent from ""· Bob McAdoo made bjs firtt
the floor. appearance in a Los Antelt.
The trio of Fuller, Thornton and uniform, playing the final 2:45W
Taylorhad lOpointsamongthem. the first half. He was belil
For the Bucs, 3·5, the loss was a bitter scoreless and missed bis ontY
one to accept. Aaron Douglas field goal attempt. •
staged a one-man clinic as he scored a .. McAdoo could not give£..
game·high JO points. bitting 15 or 18 whole lot lo our team, .. ~
from the floor including his first 13 Rile~ of the forward-cen\
shots. Winfred Reed added 17 points, acquired by the Lakers C,
while Andre Motley and Reese had 10 New Jers~y l~st Thursday. ·.
apiece. want to give b1m some time
., .......
the next eight to 10 daya ao ~ll
have time for condiUonin1. m •&
very versatile, very smart." :·
"They have a perfect blelid
h ere or young talent abd
veterans," s aid McAdoo. ~j
don't care what role they use bile
in. My style is up and down tile
court. During the next couple fJI
days, I'm going to be pracUclq
very hard. I've got to know tM
m oods of the players and
s harpen myself physically." !
Robinson
will wait
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TEMPE , Ari&. <AP>.;:,.
University of South•,..
California football coach J•
Robinaon said Tuesday that M
may talk to National FootWll
Lea1ue teama interested ln 1111
services after the Jan. 1 ., ..
Bowl. ·~ But Robi.nlaD denied nlpCll'ti
t.bal he bu already apoaen _..
New F.fteland Patriot om-a bout their vacant bea~
coachint Job. . ': •'I have not bad •fJ
netotiationa with anyon:I the tellOll wu over,'' R
aaid. "llJ on.I)' comments
anybody who's c alled ..
lndlrectly or directly ii. l.'ft
aaid, 'Hey, wait unW a.ft« ~ first of tM year.' · .,,
"tr someone la lnte....t.s'!~
me then, t would be 1lad to Ii
down to see wbal llt•J m otferiftl,'' added Robt._."
have to wall and U..y ba~..,
wait. I tbink It's proper tUt
all walt." • •
Elthtla.ranked SoutMn .. a. facea No. '7 PeaD ..._.
For .4Mld L..aftl S.,u, mw dear ...
PNN boHt around the country won't be the
11me wit.bout Jlm EnrlCbt. tbe larae and happy
man from Ohica,o. Too many aood ones ro from
It lit of the tough guys and aenlle 1uy1 and
happy guys and sad guys that tht leaenda of 1p0ru
are made. It Is of tho good fuya who are aone that
legends are made .
SltoWd old OCC11'Qffttanct be /oroot' Attd ~
brougllt to mmd • . .
No, not th.is year. Or any other.
HEAVY PRESSURE -UCLA center Stuart Gray U.ghtens
his defense on Maryland ball·handler durina Tuesday
night's game at Pauley Pavilion. Bruins blew out
Maryland, 90.57.
in 'rtclaJ'• F\"'8 .... ~ llobbuloa U. comp&IM • .. .
record la at& 1ea10 ... II
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EVANSVILLE, Ind. -Larry m
Calton doesn't think that bavin1 a
technical foul called againat hlm
while broadcasting a Univeratt.y of Evao.svllle
basketball game is any blg deal.
Jim Byers, athletics director al the
university doesn't agree and intends to talk tA>
Calton about it.
The incident in question took place when UE
was playing Pepperdine Dec. 19 in the ttnals of
the M'1ibu Classic tournament. With the Aces
leading 71·59 and 2:5,J. remaining tn the 1ame,
an Evansville player was fouled.
Players and coaches along lhe Evansville
bench expressed their displeasure wlth the
decision, claiming a flagrant foul should have
been called. They were whistled for a technical
roul. •
Then, when an official went to the scorer's
table to report, he beard Calton continue Uie
criticism. He was promptly slapped with a
\echmcaJ, which doesn't often happen.
Quote of the day
New York Rangers' resident tough
guy Nick Fotlu, talking about a mere
rive.game suspension received by
Philadelphia's Paul Holgren after Holgren
s lugged referee Andy Van ffellemond:
"O&viously, it pays to punch an official."
B.uffalo mayor after new prize
BUFFALO, N .Y . -After [i]
winning a bushel of apples rrom the 4 •
mayor or the Big Apple, Buffalo
Mayor James Griffin said Monday he's going
ror a new pot: a case or CinciMaU chili.
Griffin won the apples from New York City
Mayor Edward Koch after the Buffalo Bills took
Sunday's Ame rican Football Conference
wildcard playoff game against the New York
Jets, 31·27.
Had the Bills lost, Griffin would have
handed over six pounds of kielbasa, a Polish
sausage.
Ballard shoots Bullets to win
Gret BaUard scored el.ht of hlJ m · 33 Points utter Detroit rail ed Crom a
l6·polnt deficit to take the leed with
5:42 remaining as the Wuhlnaton
Bullet.a defeated the Pistons, 121H2S Tu sday
nlaht In tbe NBA. Detroit had a fo\lr·aame
winning streak snappd . . . Campy llHtell
scored 24 points and led New York on a key 14 2
blo1e a the Knlcks edged C hica10,
l 11 ·108 . . . Daa Roundfleld
led all 5corers with 35 polnt.s.
10 O( Ulem in 8 fourth·QUarter
uue that pt.it the game
away , as Atlanta beat
Houston, 102·93 . . . Dallas
rookie .Jay Vtnceal Poured ln
-41 polnt.s1 missing tbe club
record by one, to trigger the
.Mavericks to· a 104·92
triumph over injury.riddled
•a&.uao Kansas City . . . Geor1e
Gervin erupted tor 46 points as San Antonio
overcame pesky San Diego in the rlnal quarter
to post a 119-107 victory . . . Sid.Dey Moauief
scored 24 points and 1Marques Jolmaon added a
season-high 22 as Milwaukee knocked off
Indiana, 107·96 . . . Alu Eagllsb scored 10 of
bis 32 pbln\S in the fourth period to help Denver
Withstand a furiou11 Bost.on rally and record a
128·123 victory over the Celtics .
Philadelphia's Jallus Ervin< scored 34 points,
including 14 in the rinal period as the 76ers
outscored Golden State, 1'2·13S.
0pir1'>ns differ on WaJker
Coach Jackie Sherrill of [i]
10th-ranked Pitts burgh and his 4. •
All-American linebacker Sal Sunseri
have different ideas about facing
HerscheJ WaJker in Friday night's Sugar Bowl
game. "You can't stop Walker." Sherrill said of
second-ranked Georgia's All-American taiJback
Tuesday. "You have to concede Walker's
yardage." Sunseri, the heart of the nation's
leading defensive u111l ,
disagreed. "We are not going
lo conceded as a defensive
unit just giving He rschel
Walker his 230 yards or
whatever. We are going to
try to make him earn it,"
Sunseri said . . Starting
cornerback Anthony Rose
may have broken a finger in
practice Tuesday. but the
1Hllu1u. rest of the No.-1 ranked
Clemson Tigers are doing "very well" in their
preparations for Friday's Orange Bowl
showdown with Nebraska, Coach Danny Ford
said ... Retired Clemson Coach Frank
Howard, Alabama Coach Paul "Bear" Bryant
and former Oklahoma running ba,ek Tommy
McDonald wer e inducted into the Orange Bowl
Hall of Honor Tuesday.
Happy homecoming for Pederson
Rookie c ·nter Bury Pedtlnee u
scorud two third· period 1oal1 '
Tuesduy ni&ht to 1lve the Bott.on
Bruins a 5.3 victory over Vancouver an a
National Hockey Lea1ue game. PederaoJJ, who
played t\ii; junior hockey with Victoria bf the
Weistem Hockey Leaaue, celebrated ht• return
to British Columbia by scor1na his 20th 1oal of
the season tor the game·wiMer . . . Ralpb
Klassen'8 first 6fOal in over a month and only hie
second this season s tarted a four·goal second
period, ll(Una St. Louis to a 6·1 triumph over
Hartford ... Third.period goals by Marlo
Tremblar and Doul Jarvll JUlt 1:18 apart cave
Montrea a S·4 victory over the New York
Islanders . . . Mlcbel Goulet scored three
gooh1 and Peter Stasny had two, alona with
three ussists. to lead Quebec to an a.1 rout of
Chicago . . Wayne Gretl.ky, the first NHL
pluyer to average more than two points a game,
hu been named 1981 Man of the Year bv The
Sporting News. a weekly publication. Gretzky,
20, who plays for Edmonton. becomes the first hoc~ey player to win the award.
Kings suffer another injury
ING LE WOOD -The ~·
injury riddled Los Angeles Kines '
announced Tuesday that right winger
Dean Hopkins will be sidelined for about six
weeks due to a severely dislocated left elbow.
Hopkins suffered the injury in the first
period of the Kings' 10·3 loss al Edmonton last
Sunday night. Hopkins, 22, flew to Los Angeles
Monday and was examined by club physicians,
who placed the elbow in a cast.
Hopkins has played in all 36 Los Angeles
games this season. He has one goal and 12
assists. This is his third season in the National
Hockey League after being a second-round draft
choice of the Kings in 1979.
Los Angeles defenseman Jerry Korab and
center Andre St. Laurent are both experiencing
back problems and are currently in traction at
Centinela Hos pital Medical Center in
Inglewood.
Chargers healthy for Saturday
Healed by 12 days of rest, the • San Diego Chargers s hould be at
their healthiest Saturday when they
face the Miami Dolphins in the Orange Bowl in
a National Football League playoff game,
Coach Don CoryeU said Tuesday. "Everyone is
reasonably heaJthy. No one is tlefmitely out,"
said Coryell , flthough defensive lineman WUbur
Young remains a question mark because of a
pulled hamstring ... Professional football
player Thomas "Hollywood" ffeadertlOD was
jailed in a Dallas suburb Tuesday in connection
with the theft of a typewriter from the police
station lobby. officer"5 said.
Liberty Bowl
on TV tonight
Three games set Thursday
By HOWARD L. HANDY
Of_O.ity ...........
Are you ready for the cllmu of the rootbaU
season? lr not, then stay away from the tube from
now throu1h Monday becauae there are nlne
college sames and four pro con*ta t-0 be aired
beginning with tontaht ·a Liberty Bowl conte11
<C h a nnel 11, 5 p.m .) and concludlnc Sunday
afternoon with the New York Giants and San
Francisco NFC contest <Channtl 2, 2 p.m.).
In between there are three colleie bowl games
Thursday beginning with the Hall of Fame and
including the Peach and Bluebonnet 1ames.
On New Year's Day, it's the usual top four
plus the Fiesta Bowl featuring USC and Penn State
to get the day started.
Tonight's TV. radio
Followlng are the top sports events on TV
tonight. Ratings are: " / 1 1 excellent; 1 " " wol'th
watching; ' " fair; " forget It. n 5 p .m., Channel 11 ./ ./ . ./
LIBERTY BOWL: Navy vs. Ohio State. Announcers: Harry Kalas and Joe Thelsmann.
Marco Pagnanelli, a former Huntington Beach
High and Golden West College standout. Is the
quarterback for the Navy team. A sophomore, he
completed 80 of 140 passes for 1,010 yards during the
regular season. He also carried the ball 94 times for
307 yards and scored six touchdowns. Starting at
safety for the Midshipmen Is Laguna Niguel
resident, John Foley. Ohio State's Buckeyes are
favored by 13117 points over the Midshipmen In
Memphis.
[;:) 6:20 p.m., Channel 9 ./ ./
NHL HOCKEY: Kings at Colorado.
Announcers: Bob Miiier and Nic k Nickson.
The Kings are in fourth place in the Campbell
Conference Smythe Division race but only five paints
behind second place Vancouver. Charlie Simmer scored a goal late in the action to give the Kings a 2·2
tie with Vancouver Saturday night and Marlo
Lessard turned back repeated scoring attempts in
goal to lead the Kings.
RADIO
Football -Liberty Bowl , Navy vs. Ohio State,
4· 40 p.m ., KNX ( 10701. Basketball -Long Beach
State at Boise State, 6: 30 p.m .. KLON (88 FM). Hockey Kings at Colorado, 6:20 p.m., KLAC tS70).
Ski Reports -Southern California conditions, 9 · 43 a .m .• 12:43 and 3:43 p.m., KNX (10701.
Thursday's TV, radio
Mustangs pull upset . • .for one half [;:) 11 a.m., Channel 9 ./ (._!___
HALL OF FAME BOWL: Kansas vs. Mississippi
State.
Lakewood's sec01ld-half surge beats Costa Me$a in Orange Tournament
Announcers: Merle Harmon and Danny
Abramowicz.
Injuries have hampered the Kansas squad this
season, especially Orange Coast area standouts
Kerwin Bell and Frank Seurer. Bell was injured early in the campaign and is hOpeful of gaining an extra year of eligibili ty. Seurer injured his right
elbow in the final game of the season a nd will not
play, either. Dino Bell was switched to running back
when brother Kerwin was hurt but hasn't seen a lot
of action. Mi ssississippl St. is favored by 7 points
By EDZJNTEL Of_O...., ...... ,....
Had you walked out to get some fresh air
during halftime of Tuesday night's basketball
game between Costa Mesa High and Lakewood,
you would ha ve thought two different teams
played out the second half by the Ume the game
was over.
Costa Mesa. tied with undefeated < 12-0) and
unresisting Lakewood at the bait, 27 -27, did
everything wrong in the second half tbat the
Mustangs did right in the first. As a reauJt,
Lakewood had another easy one, 61-40, to advance
to tonight's championship game against Mater Del
in the Orange Optimist lnvitaUonal al Chapman
College.
Mater Dei got to tonight's (8 o'clock) title
game by defeating Orange in ~emiflnals, 65-57.
Costa Mesa (5-2), meanwhile, plays for third
place against Orange at 6 o'clock, while Fountain
Valley, a winner over Estancia Tuesday, plays
Santa Clara for the consolation championship and
Newport Harbor, a winner over Marina. meets
Service for fifth place.
The first ·bait of the Costa Mesa· Lakewood
gam e was about as even as a game could get, and
the Mustangs played about as well as they could,
considering the opponent.
Ken Bardsley and John Rishebarger hit their
first two shots and Costa Mesa led, 8·4. It was only
the second time thia season that Lakewood had
found itself behind in a game.
The first quarter ended up tied 17·17 as did the.
second quarter, 27·27. Al ooe point, Costa Mesa
held a 27·21 lead.
But in the third quarter, Lakewood began
mercilessly pecking away, as good teams do.
Combined wjt.b a long, cold shooting spell for Costa
Mesa, Lakewood round it.self boldine a «>-34 lead
at the end of the third quarter. The wont was yet
to come.
Lakewood scored the ftrSt 12 points of lbe
fourth quarter, giving the Lancers a comrortable
52·36 lead. In all, Lakewood scored 16 stra,tit
poin(s from the end of the third through midw~
into fourth quarter and Costa Mesa weal aome
eight minutes without scoring.
Dwayne Corbitt and Todd Murpliy dld the bulk
of the damage for Lakewood. sC(H'tng 18 and 24
points respectively.
Bardsley, a 6·4 forward/guard, was beld l-0
just four points and 1-of-7 from the floor lo the
second half. to give him 17 for the game, and
scoring honors for the Mustangs. IU1hebar1er
sco.red just three points in the second half and
finished with 11.
Costa Mesa was especially hurt by tree throws
as the Mustangs made just 6-of-16 from the line.
. "Our Cree throwing hurt our confidence u
much as anything else," said eo.ta Meta coach
Tim Panel. "But Lakewood is AlJrfully tall and
"wfully good. They Just wore us down.
"Wbat we wanted Lo do waa be patient < wh.lch
Is ,omething tbe Mustangs were ln the .flnt half>.
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But Lakewood was a little quicker than us. Still, In
the first half, I thought that was our best 20
minutes of basketball this season. And, when you
think about it, playing against this kind of
competition can only help us jor leagu.e (which
begins next week>."
In other Orange tournament action
Newport Harbor 63. Marina 58
The Vikings, who led by five at the end or the
first quarter. six at the half, and three after three
periods of play, couldn't maintain its advantage
when it counted -at the end.
The Sailors, behind the front-line s hooting of
Byron Ball, Scott Liner and Joe Seager, outscored
their opponent, 18·10, during the final eight
minutes to pull out the victory.
Liner scored 16 points, while Ball had 14 and
Seager added 11. For the Vikings, 7-4, forward
Rick Smith led all scQrers with 19 points.
The other Vikings -Andy Kluss man ( ll).
John Berry (10) and Scott Filipek (10) -scored in
double figures.
Fountain Valley 69, Estancia 50
The Barons converted 19 of their game total 21
free throws In the fourth quarter, outscoring the
Eagles 29·13 in the process to move into
consolation championship game.
Fountain Valley met Santa Clara at 4:20 p.m.
today in an attempt to improve its overall record
t09·3.
Saltz to play in tourney
Danny Saltz of UCLA,
a former star at Corona
del Mar High, will be
amon1 some of the top
collegian tennj• players
ln the country who will
plaf In the National
Co legiate Tennis
Classic, Jan. 1·3 at the
Rancho Las Palmas
Resort in Palm Spnn1s.
Four players from
UCLA, USC, Stanford,
Cal, Pepperdlne ,
Clemson, SMU and
Ho u:>ton, will take part
in both singles and
doubles competition in
men's a nd women's
divisions.
This is the first official
co llegiate tennis
tourna ment o f th e
season, which annually
raises funds for the
Palm Spring" Youth
Centet.
For ticket
In formatio n . call
568·2727.
Motocross racing set UCI women
win, 75.57
The slxth annual Golden Slate
Serles motocross compeUtlon
will get under way Saturday and
Sunday at SaddJebaek Part ln
Oran1e .tth a number of factory
team1 partlclpatJn1.
Tbe 1·raee urlea h11 a
com blned purse, conUn1ency
and pri.11 fWMI t.otaliftl '1JS,OOO.
IA .... tbe rWers Uat ll new
naltoul IOke ud Tr...-.USA
champ6oa 8roe Gtoftl' al Su
Dle10 no i"ftelltlJ ••med a
bo1• eoatract wttia Yamaha.
OU.WI eom,.U., wUI blitJude .. llMiilL ... liU, ,....,
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O 'llara and new 1upercro11
champion, Jlan Barnell.
Sunday'a proreulonal race
will include factory tum• lrom
Honda. Kawuaki, Suauk11 Yamaha, KTM, Maleo ana
Huaqvarna.
If a.kine their debut wlth the
KTM team will be Donnle
CantalOUPl Ind Joey ScbU11. Tbe
team ls baled ln Austria.
Sa\wday'a schedule featurw a
faJI •portaman prosram 1&a.rtin1
at I a.m. with Sunday's pro slate
1tartlnt wtth practJce nam llt t
and the nnt rac• at t2:IO .
Sophomore forward Dorothy
Lew I"' ~6d 22 points to ~1ead
the UC trvlne women 's
basketball team to an easy 7S.S7
wln Tuesday nlaht over Santa
Clara at Crawford Ila.II.
ucr (5-8) also aot .. po nts
trom Katherlne Hamllton, 12
from Candy Gomez. and 11 trom
Dawn Buchanan.
Bucbanan added el1ht
rebounds for lbt Anteaters and
Hamilton had seven atone v.ilth
six •J•l•ts •n~ fl e blPcked
sbobl . •
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Noon,Channel2 ./ ./ ./
PEACH BOWL: West Virginia vs. Florida Announcers: Frank Glieber and Johnny Morris.
Quarterbacks Wayne Peace of Florida and West
Against the Eagles, Jeff Hughes scored 21
points and Ken Harter added 16
Virginia's Oliver Luck are likely to keep the football
in the air for most of the game. One out of every 2S
passes each man has thrown this year has gone for a
touchdown. Peace completed more than S8 percent of
his aerials for 1,800 yards and 11 touchdo,vns. Luck
completed SS percent for 2,341 yards and 1s touchdowns. Florida is favored by 71,, points.
For Estancia, senior post man Brian Midland
was the top point getter with 16 points while Chris
Maydale and Doug Pinckney added 12 apiece.
The loss dropped Estancia's record to 8-2.
Mater Del 65, Orange 57 5 p .m .. Channel 9 ./ ./ ./ ./
The host Monarchs raced to a six-point lead at
the end of the first quarter, then added to it early
in the th1rd quarter to subdue host Orange.
BLUEBONNET BOWL: UCLA vs. Michigan Announcers: Ray Scott and Lee Corso.
With the victory, Mater Dei plays ror the
c hampions hip again st undefeated t 12·0>
Lakewood in tonight's 8 o'clock contest.
Leading scorer Matt Beeuwsaert had 26
points. helped by teammates Chris Jackson ( 12
points, nine rebounds) and Gary Jaeger < 10
pointsJ.
UCLA has used a tenacious defense that helped
cause 44 apponent turnovers this season and an
offense that has scored 27 or more points in seven games. Michigan has All -American wide receiver
Anthony Cal"ter and running back Butch Woolfolk. Michigan Is favored by 31h points.
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' Orango Coast AIL Y PILOT/Wednesday, December 30. 1981 cs:
Marina, Mesa in finals of respective to11rneys
The Marina H11h women'• basketball team la
hopln1 lhe third Ume will be the charm when lhe
Vikln1s play Foothill for lhe championship of the
Marlna·Edlaon Holiday Tournament at 7 :45
tonl1ht on lho Viklnca' Ooor.
Meanwhile, Coata Mesa will play for the
Estancia Tournament crown after the Muatan1s
dlapoged of La Quinta in the aemlflnalJ, 38-33.
Marina moved into lhe title tllt Tueaday wltb a
43·40 triumph over Fountain Valley whlle Foothill
was holding off Huntington Beach, 50·43. In the
flfth•place 1ame, Edison will play Burroughs,
while Mater Oei was eliminated from the
consolation bracket.
Marina's win gives it a third shot at Foothill.
The Vikings have dropped their first two chances,
each by two points, more recently in the Cypress
Tournament.
"We're getting a little tired of playing them,"
offered Marina assistant coach Tim Reed.
Sweazy gains
All-CIF team
Templeton player of the year
By ROGER CARLSON
Of .. Olllly Niii .....
Foothill High's Mark Templeton, who led the
Knights to the CIF Southern Conference football
championship, has been selected as the ClF
Division II Player of the Vear by the First
Interstate BanJc athletic foundation board.
Templeton, a 6·2. 195-pounder, scored 24
touchdowns and rushed for 224 yards in the
championship finale against El Modena.
In aJl there were 10 Orange County athletes
chosen to the two teams, including a pair from
Foothill and El Dorado.
Other first team berths went to El Modena
tackle Charlie Steele and El Dorado defe"\Sive
back Craig Rutledge.
A second team spot was accorded El 1 oro
running back Damon Sweazy, tbe Sea View
League's Player of the Year for the second
straight year. Sweazy is a repeat selection, having
been chosen on th~ Division 111 team as a
junior.
Also picking up second team laurels were El
Dorado guard Gene Murphy and Foothill's Greg
Haly, a defensive back.
Second team berths also went to Kennedy
High's Daryl Meddings, a linebacker; Pacifica
High's Walt Pederson, a defensive lineman; Villa
Park's Eric Coakley, a defensive end ; and
Esperanza center Nick Gotovac.
AJl-CIF DlvilioD U
First Team Offense Hgt. Wt. Yr.
TE-Mark Andrew, San Marino 1·3 Zl8 Sr.
Rec-Jerry Davis. Burroughs 5·10 160 Sr.
Rec-Dale Frack, Hart 5·10 175 Sr.
T -Tory Pankopf, LB Wilson 6·3 240 Sr.
T -Charlie Steele, El Modena 6·2 235 Sr.
G -Keith Davis, Santa Monica 6·2 223 Jr.
G -David Dixon, Inglewood 6·3 228 Sr.
C -Frank Ct)avez, Bell Gardens 6·2 235 Sr.
B -Tberman Beard, Hueneme ~-8 165 Sr.
B -Kirk Jones, LB Poly 5·11 185 Jr.
B -Marco Johnson, Ant. Valley 5·8 148 Jr.
B -Mark Templeton, Foothill 6·2 195 Sf'.
B -Dylan. Stewart, Santa Monica 5·6 1.0 Sr.
B -Randy Fayette, West Torrance 6·2 185 Sr.
K -John Lee, Downey 5·10 170 Sr.
First Team Defense
DL-Eric Hammond, Hueneme 6·2 230 Sr.
OL-Don Woodward, San Luis Obispo 6·4 200 Sr.
OL-Gentry Walsh, LB Poly 6·3 225 Sr.
DL-Tim Barroca, Dos Pueblos 6-1 210 Sr.
OL-Guy Teafatiller, Warren 6·3 225 Sr.
LB-Ross Harvey, Temple City 6-0 180 Sr.
LB-Chris Scott. So. Torrance 6·3 215 Sr.
LB-Craig Slavin, Westlake 6-0 180 Jr.
LB-Bill Brace, Santa Barbara 5-10 175 Sr.
LB-Craig Nicastro, Arcadia 5-11 195 Sr.
DB-Robbie Bartlett, Monrovia 5-11 180 Sr.
DB-Rich Harger, So. Torrance 6-0 170 Sr.
OB-Craig Rutledge, El Dorado 6-0 170 Sr.
DB-Bruce Hill. Antelope Valley 6·0 160 Sr.
OB-Junior Thurman, Santa Monica 6·0 160 Sr.
P -DeDe Moore, Mui r 6·1 205 Sr. . SerolHI Team Offeue
TE-Jeff GaJLimore, Oxnard 6·3 207 Sr.
Rec-Hank Norman, LB Poly 6-4 190 Sr.
Rec-John Gagliano, Hoover 6-3 180 Sr.
T -Steve Baker, Antelope Valley 6-6 210 Sr.
T -York Wallace, Centennial 6-2 220 Sr.
G -Gene Murphy, El Dorado 6·2 210 Sr.
G -Greg Baldwin, San Gabriel 6·2 225 Sr.
C -Nick Gotovac, Esperanza 6·2 225 Sr.
B -Dean Harrington, Hart 6·0 180 Sr.
B -Damon Sweazy, El Toro 5-10 170 Sr.
8 -Mike Gomez, San Gabriel 5·10 170 Sr.
B -Aaron Brown, Santa Monica 6·1 190 Sr.
B -Alfred Jenkins, Lynwood 6·5 195 Sr.
B -Matt O'Keefe. Downey 5·10 175 Sr.
K -Daren Llbonati. Thousand Oaks 5·11 160 Jr.
Seeoad Team Defea11e
oi;_Eric Coakley, Villa Park 6·0 175 Sr.
OL-WaJt Pederson, Pacifica 6·2 218 Sr.
DL-Ron McLean, Righetti 6·3 215 Sr.
OL-Dan Romero, Bell Gardens 5·10 230 Sr.
DL-ReginaJd Stark, Monrovia 6·1 180 Sr.
LB-Nate Fletcher, Morningside 6-0 175 Sr.
LB-Tony Haller, Buena · 6·1 197 Sr.
LB-Scott Zito, Antelope Valley 5·8 180 Sr.
LB-Bo Williams, Burroogha 6·1 185 Sr.
LB-Darryl Meddin1s, Kennedy 5-10 185 Sr.
DB-Greg Haly, Foothill 6·1 175 Sr.
DB-Cedric Brown. Compton 5-11 185 Sr.
DB-Mike Hart, Paloa Verdes 6·1 175 Sr.
DB-Paul Nicholson, Santa Barbara S.l 180 Sr.
DB-Mark Anderson. Buena 6-0 170 Sr.
P -Manhall Lampson, MUllkan 6·3 225 Sr.
Player of the Year: Templeton <Footblll>
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two ln t.he final momenta.
"They played super·a11res1lve ~efense," said
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Reed about the Barons. "They waited for our
mistakes and we turned the baJl over to them a
few times.''
A 3-for-13 free-throw performance by Marina,
including six misses in the final quarter, also
helped make things Interesting. '
"We played well in spots and we played well
when we had to." said Reed. "It's a shame we
had to play them so early In the season. They're an
excellent team."
The Vikings' balanced attack was paced by
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Beach ln the 6 o'clock thlrd·place contest tonight,
wa.a led by Wu Grisbur1'114 points.
Edlton 59, lrvlne 38
The Char1ers rebounded from a di1heartenln1
defeat Monday to race past Irvine.
Edison led by 13 al the end of the first quarter.
<the Chargers lot1t Monday after leading by lS at
that point) but this time maintained the large
advantage throughout.
"We played with a little more determbaaUon..i''
aald Coach Dave White, whose team plays (or flub
place at 4:15 today at Marina.
··Everyone did a good job today, even the girls
off the bench. I was pleased with the efforts or
<Janet> Bittner and <Lynn> Uchinoza." said White
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added 13 for Edlson. Irvine was led by Robin Monk
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New hero for Edison
Goudge scores 21 in Chargers' victory; Woodbridge wins
Speclal &o tbe DaUy Pilot
CARSON CITY, Nev This lime, the Edison
High Chargers basketball team came up with a
new hero -6·2 senior guard Mark Goudge.
Normally, it '11 one of two standout forwards,
Rick DIBernardo or Richard Chan1. who get the
honors. But this time It was Goudge who scored 21
points in lifting the Chargers to a win, this one a
7 l ·51 spanking of Reed High School in the
championship semiCinals of the Capitol Classic
Tournament at Carson City High.
The title game of the tournament between
Edison and Reno will be played tonight at 8:30.
Goudge was a perfect 9·0f·9 from the free
throw line and hit 6·0f·l0 shots from the field.
Edison, as a team, was 15-of-18 from the free
throw line.
The game was close early, as the score was
tied 14·14 at the end of the first quarter.
But the Chargers, behtnd Goudge along with
Chang and Di Bernardo. each with 16 points for the
game. blew it open in the second quarter,
outscoring Reed 18·6 lo take a comfortable 32·20
halltime lead.
Edison is now 10· I on the year.
Woodbridge 59, Rancho 43
David Wi se tossed in 18 points as the
Woodbridge sat Rancho Alamitos on Its ear.
Anthony Radovcich and Mark Foringer added 15
and 12 points. respectively .
Woodbridge dominated the boards to a tune of
30 rebounds to 14, and limited Rancho Alamitos to
only one basket from an offensive rebound.
"This was our best rebounding game," said
Woodbridge Coach Bill Shannon. "We really
rebounded well."
Wise, Radovcich. and Foringer combined for
22 rebounds. while Tom Borsuk had 5 steals.
Woodbridge took a 29·17 halftime lead, but
Rancho whittled away, and with 2 minutes left the
score was 50·41.
Then Woodbridge answered with 7 unanswered
points to wrap up the victory. Woodbridge is 9-1 on
the season.
The Artists battled back from a lour·polnt
dellclt at the start of the fourth penod to take a
one-point itdvantage, and the two teams
exchanged the lead on three occasions.
"But every lime we'd get In front, they'd.
respond with a basket right away," said Coach
Jerome Karp. "We were able to play a control
type game und denied them their runnJnic icame."
The fourth-quarter rally was spurred by Rudy
Dvorak, who contributed seven points in the
stanza. Neil Riddell paced all scorers with 20 points.
Pirates, Gauchos
c ollect v i c tories
If Orange Coast College center Rick Riley has
been feeling some pressure these past few games,
it is quite understandable.
The 6-7 sophomore, who usually performs at
forward, has taken on the role as Coach Tandy
Gillis' majn man underneath the basket due to an
injury to forward Jim Baldwin and the loss of
center Frank Luongo who recently quit the team.
Tuesday night in the first round of tbe
Hancock basketball tournament in Santa Maria,
Riley, indeed. was the main man under the basket.
Riley calmly grabbed a partially blocked shot
by teammate Chris Beasley and scored on a layup
with one second remaining as the Pirates nipped
Los Angeles Valley, 42·40
The victory s napped a three-game OCC losing
streak and sends the Pirates Into the
c hampionship game tonight against Citrus.
OCC, now 8·6, got 23 points from Beasley. so he
was a natural to take the final shot with the game
deadlocked at 40.
801,a Grande 71 , Irvine 66
In earlier tournament action,
Bolsa Grande slipped past
Irvine 71 -66, lo elirfllnate the
Vaqueros from the tournament.
Irvine's record now drops to a
dismal 0-6.
TRAFFIC JAM -Costa Mesa's Oavt• Palmbladc tries to
maintain control of the ball in the middle of crowd during
Tuesday 's Orange T ournament gam e al Chapman
College Lakewood won. 61 ·-10 Stor~'. Page C2
Compton 56, Laguna Beach 52
Despite a strong effort that saw the Artists
lead Compton tn the final four minutes of the
game, Laguna was eliminated from the Villa Park
Classic
Actually, if things had gone as planned for LA
Valley, the Monarchs would have taken the last
shot. LA Valley had the ball with 2:33 remaining,
and it appeared the Monarchs were working for
the final basket
But a fi ve-second violation against the
Monarchs gave OCC the ball, and the Pirates
man aged to work the ball around until 14
seconds remained
Kit Kersten led the Matadors
with 25 points, as he and 6·&
senior George Wetzel simply
overmatched the Va41ueros.
Oilers, Marina clash in soccer finals
After a timeout, the Pirates worked the ball to
BeasJey at the baseline, but LA Valley's Mike
Lopez managed to get his hand on the shot. The
ball wound up in Riley's hands and h~ put the
game away.
Irvine was led by Doug
Brozovich and Robert Akers
who scored 16· apiece. The
Vaqueros had their best scoring
Marina and the hos t Oilers will
clash at 7 o'clock tonight for the
championship of the Huntington
Beach Soccer Tournament after each
claimed a pair of victories Tuesday.
. night of the season, tallying 66
points, only to be turned
away by the muc h bigge r
Matadors.
The Vikings advanced by virtue of
a 1·0 victory over La Quinta and a 1-1
tie with Fountain Valley.
The Vikings advanced past the
Barons on penalty kicks. Huntington
Beach beat Ka tell a 2·0 and Kennedy.
4·1.
Both t eam s got into foul
trouble late in the game, but a
promising Bolsa team held on.
The Matadors will play host
Canyon for the consolation
championship tonight.
Senior right wing Al Hur and junior
center-halfback Brett Davis, the
Oilers' leading scorers." paced the
UCLA breezes
·Bruins go up 11 -0 and never look back
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From AP dlspatcbet
LOS ANGELES -Forward Mike
Sanders scored 23 points Tuesday
'night, leading 16th-ranked UCLA to a
'resounding 90-57 victory over
Maryland in a nationally televised
intersectional college basketball
·.game at Pauley Pavifion.
The Bruins scored the game's first
11 points in the opentng 3:49 of play
"on their way to the one-sided
triumph.
UCLA led 23·10 midway through
• the first half before rattlin1 off 14
'points in a row to take a 27-point
advantage. It was 15-26 at halfUme
and Maryland didn't threaten in the
final 20 minutes .
.... ·Michigan 51. 51 , fSultenon SO !~ HONOLULU -Derek Perry's
'liJ)riving layup wf\b 2:41 remaining
iJn overtime helped Michigan State to
:ra 51-50 victory over Cal State
'I Fullerton in the semifinal consolation
: .bracket of the Rain bow Classic. I' Fullerton had a chnce to re-tie the
1 :score with 45 seconds to play in the I 1extra period, but Tony NeaJ's second I fr ee throw rolled Gff the rim. .
I Loyola 14 Mlerril (0 ) 82
LAS VEGAS,· Nev. -Sophomore ! center Leonard Agee scored 26 I• points, leading Loyola of Los Angeles
I.'! to its flrst victory of the season, an
84·82 triumph over Miami of Ohio in
1the consolation 1,ame of the
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1 Loyola took tht lead for tood on a
1. jump shot by Ke.tn Sparks with 11: 52
: remaining, etvtng the Lions a 56-~ i aduntage.
, MlamJ dftw to within one point at
, 1 83·82 on a layup by Stepfon Sudduth
: with 14 lecondl left. ,.
: Ohio It. 13 W••htngton It. 54 I! COLUMBUS, Ohio -Clark
: •Kellon scored 2JO JIQillta to lead OhJo l , State to a ef.54 victory over 1 • Wasl\lqtoB State.
I: KellotS, a 8-foot-7 Jonlor forward,
: 'I also mat.died 13 rebounds to 1park
: the Buckeyes to Uaelr fourth 1tral1ht
: ·, victory and seventh ln 10 euttn1s this • year.
I Leadtna •-M witJr Jl:JO remaintni I in the 1ame, Ohio ltatt aeored 18
tralcht point.I over6 ,, • aht·mlnute pan to open up • u .. marld.n.
M•nauen. 74 Artaon• St. 11
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San J oae St. 60, Gonzaga 55
BI LUNGS, Mont. -San Jose State
scored nine straight points late in the
second half to defeat Gonzaga
University, 60-55, in the first round or
the KOA Classic. '
San Jose trailed, 48·45, before Greg
Vinson and Kevin Thomas scored
a fter grabbin g rebounds . The
Spartans then added two free throws
by Mike Moore, one by Jonathon
Brown and a field goal by Chris
McNealy.
The spurt gave San Jose a 54·48
lead with 3:25 remaining.
N. Carolina 76, S. Clara 57
SANTA CLARA -Guard Michael
Jordan and forward James Worthy
led the top-ranked North Carolina
Tar Heels to a 76-57 triumph over
Santa Clara in the Cable Car Classic.
Penn State claimed third place in
the tournament with a 54.49 victory
over Texas Christian in the
consolation game.
North Carolina, 8-0, played without
6·9 starting center Sam Perkins, who
was on the bench with a sprained
ankle.
N. Caro. St. 60, Wichita St. 48
HONOLULU -Forward Thurl
Bailey scored 23 points a nd guard
Dereck Whittenburg added 22 as
20th-ranked North Carolina State
upset No. 2 Wichita State 60-48 in a
semifioaJ game at the 18th annual
Rainbow Classic
In a game that saw the lead change
hands 10 times in the first half.
Whittenburg sank eight consecutive
free throws in the rinal 4:37 to pull
N C. State into a 32·25 halftime lead
0 19gon St. 61 , Portland 55 •
PORTLAND, Ore. -Charlie Sitton
and A.C. Green led a balanced
Oregon State attack u the
15th-ranked Beavers held off the
University of Portland 81·55 to take
third place in the Far West Classic.
All five starters scored in double
figures for Ol"egon State, which
regrouped from Monday night's 71·49
loss to Idaho.
San Diego St . 77, Baylor 54
SAN OlEGO -Forward MJchael
Cage had • season·hl1h 14 point.I and
a team-te1dln1 aeven rebounds,
leadlne boeL San Oie10 State to an
easy 77,54 victory over Baylor In a
first.round same of tht CabrUlo
Cl111lc.
Earlier, Terence StaASbury made
111 free throws in as many attempt&
ln the final S2 aeconda. spaftlaa
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attack Each scored once in the
shutout or Katella. and Davis tallied
twice tn the victory over Kennedy.
Other goal-scorers for the Oilers
were Junior right halfback Ric h
Me ndoza and senior center-forward
Cory Swick. Swick also assisted on
both goals in the v ictory over
Kalella.
Meanwhile, junior goali e John
llewin continued his sharp play,
having allowed only two goaJs in the
four games.
Marina advanced on a penalty-kick
goal by Lee Green in its victory over
La Quinta. Tim Grangruth scored the
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Jn the consol atlon quarterfinals.
Mater Dei was ousted by Bell
Gardens. 2·0, while Fountain Valley
w i II compete for fifth place after
taking Leuzinger. 3·2. The Barons
will meet Ocean View. which lost to
Ke nned y in the cha mpionship
semifinals.
Th e tournament is the fourth
annual at Huntington Beach High
and features 32 high schools.
OCC actually held an eight-point lead in the
first half. but the Monarchs battled back to within
two <27·25> at halftime.
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Saddleback 109, Santa Ana 102
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EAST TENNESSEI STATE -Motley 10,
Reid 11, l.Hl.,. o. Oou91as JO. Ouoenmrry
I. RHM 10, Vlfttol\ 0, H ........... 0, Mlhll 0,
Sele her 0. Totals )4 , .. 7S
UC l llVINE MeQote 2', -!el-I•.
Mc Donald t , Wull •· JottnlOft •. Thornlon l ,
Fuller 1, B-ey •. T•~IOr 0. Tol•IS JO 11 U
11
Hattttme· UC,,,,,,..,,.. ..
Tottl fouls· Ee\I T.--St••• 20, UC
lrvine U
PCAAlee«Mre
SCOllllNO
0 ~0 FT Tl' AYO.
""•OH. UC I rvl1>9 ' IOI S6 Jn 311.J
Gr•oorv. Lone Bee<ll s1.1 u 1t ISl 21.t
Waldron. Pec:lfk I S4 so ISi ....
WOOd. CS FU11ar1on tO 62 U 111 lt.1
M<NHIV. Sen Jow $1, 1 4' l1 lit 17,0
Wlll•ldon, UC I rvlncr t 6t 11 147 1• l
Hl09ln1. F1"8ftOSI. I SI U 111 IS.t Anderso.1, UC S B t St 1' 1•2 IS I
Hodeft. l ono Bte<ll St 1 41 JI 110 IS 1
RusMll, UC S.8 t S1 1• 1• •• 4 OTMILll INOIVICM>Al lEAOalllS
R•bounellng M•oe• tUCIJ u J ••Q.; ""*''°" IUC5Bl 11.4; McNeely tSJSI 11.1. Fleld Goel Percent-; ""-tUCll n .t
(lot-141); W1t1etOOfl tUCll 10.t , ..... >.
M<OoNkl IUCI) ... 7 IS0.7Sl Free Tllr-
P•rcenl-: H-••d IUOP) .. 0 U•Ul;
Held CUPOl IS 711•111; "'"'"' IFSUl ll.l US·lOl Anltts W-ICSFI I• evg .
HoctvH CCSULBI •.t, M<Oonekl I UCll 4 S
TEAMllAOa•s
TEAM LEADERS 5corln11. I UC
I rvl11• ..... ••G·; lc>no Bea < II SI h .•. 0.1..,M I Fr-St. 4' 0 a~.; J Sen J-
SI 57.l. Fr .. Tl!..-Percemaoe: I Pe<lflc, n 0 1111.111); 2 CS FUll•r1on. 61.1 llS...1241.
Flelo Gott Pwrcenteoe IOff•.,•>. I UC:
1rvl11e. U 4 IJU·SUl , 1. Fruno St.6
( toS.Jt7 >. Flelcl Goel Perttntege I°"""'*>:
1. San JON SI. Al.t (1~); 7. Fr-St.
44.S ( 14t-J21l.
HIGH SCHOOL
NP«. Harbor •3. Manna 51
N•WPOttT MA•IM>ll -Bell 14, S....,
11, LI,,... 14. Pe11all•r I. F04k 4, S.1t1y 6,
l,.n•t 4. Tote11: 27 .. U ~
MAIUNA Fiii"" 10. Berry to. Smltll lt,
KlvlllTIM II. Cllomlk J, T-y • Total1 1'
• 11 st sc-..,.o...-n
Newll0f1 H-10 It 11 ,........,
Marine IS It 14 10-.51
T04•l 10ul1. Newoon H•rbor 1. M.,1n• 13.
Fnt. Vall•Y et, Eltencle 50
,OUM'TAIN 't~LLIY -Kosty I. Ha_,.r
1', JK-l, VIII-Ya 10, H ....... 11, KullO
4, WllllM\Mr I, B..-n 0 Totals; U l"'ll ..
IJ"TAJM:IA -Kral" 4, GerclMr t, Tin 7,
Mldlend 14, -Yd•I• 11, Plnt llney IJ,
Jollntton 0, MtCahlll O. SMallcomb 0 T04al1 1114-20'°.
k-.., o.a""" Fountain Valley 14 14 IJ 2<1-..
Eltan<le 12 ti 14 I>-'°
Totals fouls F-taln Vellev It, f {-le
1t . Techftlt al louts Co.ell Sunder man
( Estafl<lal.
Lek•wood 81 , Colta Meaa 40
LAICIWOOO -MMtllllY 24. Cerb4tt It,
,,_ O. a...et 4, Nl•lton S. Wllll•mlOfl I,
J~ J, Of_, l, Smith J, Pel9od O Total•·
2417-29 .S.
COSTA .... SA J. Fleld o, Bef'Chley 11,
Rls_,.... 11, Petl<-Nil O. Slray.,. t.
P•lmb4.0. 6, C-2, Eehon 2. G. Flekl 0,
P-lalmen 0, MOllftO 0, l'Oll•nd 0, letev,.
0 Tota ls 17._1' ~ k-.., 0-""" Lat.ew-11 10 IJ 214 1
Cotta MeM 11 10 1 -Total-· Lall-14, Cosl• MeM ,.,
Meter D•I 65, Orenge 57
MATE• DEi C-O. T ert>ell t , J eOtoft
12. IH-seert 1•. J 41e99r 10, Meller O.
Neltetll o . ...,..Ins•. Fleld9r J Totets· 2'
1~1'•S.
O•ANOE IC-41y ... VitK9f'll 11, W•lters
•. Prefto 14, Plero 3, Fernow 1, Totets: 1t ,, ,. S1
k-llyQooarttn
Mel.•r Del U U J3 1•-4S
Ore1199 I 14 II 11-S1
Total touts Meter 0.1 11, Or-u .
Fo..i.ct out Plerc;c IOr-1
Edlaon 71 , R-.d 51
IDllON -Sleplwn\ 1. GouOcle 21, Smltll
2, C...,,. 16, 8-t!<l 4, l Hvy •. 01 .. r-
I .. Totals:• IS.II 11. •••o -v1911 1. Loy 1. M<c .. 11 ... 11. l eac h 11. K•ndrl<k 1, Softd•ro••rd 4,
Lunoe-rn2 Totels· n Ml SI le-.., Q99111tn
EdlM>n 14 II U J 11
lllMd 14 6 14 17-SI
Tol•I foul\. Edltol\ 14, R-17,
WoodbridQe 59, R•nctlo 43 woooe•tOGI -For•-12, Rovsll 2,
WIN II, R-1<11 IS, --S, M-...:1 1, Burlte 4. Totals U IS.27 St
•ANCHO ALAMITOS -Marseoll• J,
Back•• •. Gr ...... W04f 10, Vouno 11, Oend
• Tolel•· JI 1-3 '3
k-.,~ WOOdDr~ U 1S 10 -Jt
RM< ho ........ Ito. I t •• IJ-4
Totel louts WoodbrlOo• t , Ren<llO
AlemllOI 20; Fouled out· YC1Vn9 I R...c:ID
AlemlotsJ, Oend llllM<ID Alemltosl.
e~ .. Gf•nd9 71 , lrvln• ..
80\..SA GRANDI -W .. L .. •, Kent.., U ,
,.._, 1, s--. '· .,_,. 10. o.aia 11,
Felli t. Totals 11 11·)1 71.
1•YIME -Cernr 10, B••ter 10.
lrorovl<ll "· NHI J, Johns 10. Al(ars 1',
Uswrv J. lotels: n JO.JJ '4.
lc_.,.,0-Nn
B04t.e Gr-11 11 14 21 -71 ,,...,... 10 .. 17 Jl -..
Tetel IOuls 8o4M Gr-11, lrvl,.. 2'
Fouled out Akers ( IJ. WelHI, Browft,
S-•IBI
UnlY•ralty 49, Los Amlgoa 32
UNIYl•S•f'Y -Meyers •• G ... u n .
R-•· 5'04toff t , RMcllffe J. AtOI-4
Tote ls 11 IS.U ..
LCK AMIGOI -StmP"Oft 2, Gr•-e.
Merk "-l. Kidd •· HOiiey •, 5eno 1, J-1 2, MIU"""-4. Totals 14 4-S n. kM9..,.o--n
University 10 IJ IJ IJ -.,
Los AmlQDS 2 I 10 IJ -22
T 01e1 lou4s un1 .... rs1tv 1. Los Aml90l n .
I' O..i.cl out It ldd I LOI Amlof>ll
Comoton 58, L•gun• lleech 52
COM"°" -COlmM 1, Dev~ J, We._
II, MOOtt 11, n-n.st. Sl-..,Wr o, Het.tl"
4, s-ettl. Toteb 14•11 S6.
LAGUNA BIAOI -RIOMll 10. Sflclr1 4, °"'°'•' 10. Weld• .. 4, Fort ..... t. Heoln 11, T-r 0. Tot.is· J110.ISS2 1c-..-,o-n.n
ComPIOfl U U It 11-it
L119ufta lle«ll IS t II 17-51
Tot.I'°"'" C-on 13, lA-.. ec:llt.
COl.L!O! WOM!N
UC lrvln4 71, lanla Clare 17
9ANTA CLAaA -Tlew~ I,
G.r.1 It. ..__ t. C:"NMIM It, l •-
4, ·-I. ~~ J UI_. 10 f otel• It .... ,,.
UC 1aYINa -HamlllOfl If, 11•"419 I ,
Lewi• n. llll..._ 11, aa11er •. Sim•-t.
0-.1U.TOU11·1Jtl•2'H .
"•1"1-uc; '"''"'·a.,. Tot.I ....,.. a.Me c; .. ,. U , UC 1rv1ne
19 ~ew!Mwt· l .. 11 IUC lrvl.,.l
Wom•n'a lop 20
I. lOUltlaN T.cll (Ml II~ lllO
I IO\llll Car0411l• 1 .0 •• > Old Oomlftton • 1 110
• use •~ '°" S L°"ll IM<ll ~I 1.0 !OJI
•· llultiff' 1 I tM 1 Horth C•Ollna 51 • I "4
I C ... Y ... ~ SI \.1 IOl
t. Oeorol• l·I '" 10 Oreoon • 1 ~' 11 Slellflen F •u•lln 1 t t4I
,, lllinol• t .O -I) 11.enMl t t 4't2
,. ""•rv'-~ J '" 1) ColOr llCIO II ..I 40$
•• ICentuo.y st Sil 17 Ariton. SI t ·I ~
" Penn SI I 1 14S It Te~-S S ..
JO K..,MISI 'I 11
OIM• IHms rec:t1v1ng vol .. Oft •• l••\I JO
b•lloll (el1>11ebtllte l O•O.rl Ohio St•1t
Vlllanove
HIOH SCHOOL WOMEN
El TCHo 81 , Met•r 0•1 SI
ll TOttO Holmes ». 0.MIM>ll •.
Cer le .... r 4. C141rll 11, KM .. s • Totels· 2'
t.IHI.
'
ATI!• 011 Gormeft 1', P-1. , .... .,
J, •"\ft I, Varls<o u , Jem•ton • Toi•••
2' 11Ht Ill
k ... "' Qooert-EI Toro 11 II .. 10-.1
Meter o.; 11 IT 1 u-se
Tot•t louls El Toro u . Meter 0.1 U
Burrough& 47, Oc•an VIH• 37
au••OU-CMIS ,.,_,,..,, J, Everitt 2.
0t9rew 4, G•-11 t . l.emb •. M<OoftouGf\ >.
Minnis ti. Tot•ll JJ J.S 41 Wetie> 20. S'no 2,
Wllllt 4, Chaw t , c;.,m.,. J Tol•I•· I• ._n
'7
1c .... ..,o..irt.en
Burrouom 7 12 ••~I <><•.., vi.w 1 t 11-.JJ
Total foul• ............... O<H ll View.
Foothill 50, Hunt. Bch. 43 MUNTINOTON I E ACH Ce rr I ,
Cordo¥a •. Coocler J, -u •. 8uO els 13, Cllllk•..-rd tO. Totals 11 S·11 '1
,OOTMlll 811odHu 1, Je Osur '· ¥:~1, lj, ~Ill 3, JI OWr 10, 8 •um J
k-.., Oooarttn
Huntington &.Kii 13 10 10 I~
Foolhlll 11 10 1S 1'-'°
Tol•I loul• H""llnoton a..h u . Footlllll
U; Fouled out. Carr ( Hunll"9\0ll B .. c:llJ,
Tacllftl<els· Hem11 .. CHunt11191on a.ec111.
Cllnllenbt...i IHunflngton &.e<lll
Manna 43, Fnt. Vly. 40
,OUNTAIN VALLEY Arledge I .
Puth•IU1I •· Glntl)u rg 14, De vis t ,
Hulft<hmldl I, Burell 2 To4•h 17 •·10 -cl
MAll:NA -Sm•llwooo 2. Howard 1,
LonH 10, Armllr-'· Corbell •l. Lo,. I, """'''°" 2 T04els 20).1143 3·13 4J. k_,,.,o..,, .....
Fouftfaln V•lley 1 10 I I~
Merlfte I 11 10 1--0
Total IOuls Founteln V•ll•Y 11. _,,,.. u. FouleO °"' ArltdOf F-••lfl V•lla'f) • Tetllnlt•ls Gln•bur9 CFount•ln V•lleyl,
Howero (Merln•I
Coste M9aa 31. L• Oulnl• 33
COSTA MaiA l u1 7, Lamer 11, Neel 0,
S.-.er I. Ge<<la 1. •rme<'dar•I 2. Mc•i.-
4, Rl"'9ber"Qer 4 Tol•ls' 1' .. 1• ll
LA OUIMTA -Sta. Myer •. JohnlOft •,
Gariepy•. Temura s. Versluy• 4, F•llMA •·
Sit MyerJ Totel\ U S-14 33
1c-.., Oooat1•n COiie Mew s 11 13 t-lll
lA Qvlnw 10 s • 11-XI
Tol•f touh Co.I•~ 11. L• Qvlnt• lb ,
Tacllftk e ts· lA Qvlnte <N<l'I
Edlaon 59. lrvln• 31
t•YINI 51,...,..., 6. Morlll t , 00... S,
Prvell e, Trammell 7, Fl.,..., >. RoOln\Of\ 1
Tolall ,. .. ,,.
IOISON l(niot.• I. H-•. TrtPI '· Ten111e 11, O...H•v•er 14. Bltl1Wr 1, uc11liona
2 T otel\ 21 k ff.
k -"' O..t1itn lrVIM S IJ 14 ~JI
EcllMft 11 IS 10 1'-"
NFL odd•
~y'sG-
" D•llesb\I 71foo,,.r Tempe lt•v
A·Ml•ml by l o,...r s ... OleQo
1-y·,Ge-.
•·ClnclMatl by SV, ov•r Bulle lo
a Sen Fr•ftClscoby•o•er NV Gl•nh
• oe.-.-...1 .. m
'--~·-"·· S en Fr ancisco. •·S; Delles. •3·S,
Clft<lnn•ll. S->. Mleml, 9·1. !Min Dt.oo, .. 1.
8ulf•lo ... 1. T•mp• B•Y •no NV Gla MS. 11-1.
Tuesday's basketball scores
Coll999 ....
VClA 90, Marytaftd S7
VC O•vlt 14, UC Rl,,.rsid910
WHhl"91on 17, Pe<lll< 71
Cel POly·SlO 1•, Ha.,.,.,.d St, M
Stanforel4!._ Saallle t.S ~H.SetlFr-IKO SI 6S -IC..,IY<lr'( )I, Hot,. Dame H loll
Hl<llolls St. 70, lftcli-r.E U
MemPl'll• St ... Mlstbslptlf SS (.Cl
•edlle\ wyomtno tl, 111.<111taeo Cir< .. U .........
Oftlo St '3, Wtilllfltlofl S4 ._....
Teo~SI llS,Prelri.v i.wu
UTEPQ,A,..leSt '1 ....
V•rMO<lt 71, St . ......,., 14 usiu-..u11c.eu
TOU•N--NTJ ,,.,,._,
...... C'"*
New Maatc••· ~1110 FMll\arn n, PeM tJ 12 otl ......... c ....
Nl .... a 71,Ulafl .. o-...-a. c .. wnc.1e,. .......... ........,aa.k _r.., St. '1, L tNlflOl1 71
E.•-llta'7, u--Tecll'I ........
Vlrel11le T9C'll 1S, 9"l9n Coll ... '°
Jec:•-11 .. tt, naa• h ell,. 81C ......... T'-Dl...-•Tw,
JIMet Medi••" f4, V•. :.w ........... .
VI ........ 7•, lllk~ 4.) t_._....,..c....-
~,...,..,,1..es.i1a•2 C-tkllt ti, St • .__.,,. ,,
........ lwtttlt 11
LlfMtlt .. °""""""' •• A*'IM tt, 111111• ' ...., fol ................ C...at
Nawy II, l"r .. l•nca ..
...._,._. .. , ..... -.............. , ... S4 ................. ft-* k 7'. N,C.oCMt-... 1> ~n • ......,..w
Pl I I C'IWtl.
H. ~-II.•, Alc4rJI II. .. ... ~n. .. ~ ..
•OAC*-ll ,.. '-...... o-aee tt
l ......... M ... tWKll,N,V.41
~c:..k T ........ ..._tt .. '*f:.::1.:=: oe. ...... n,o..PJ .,"._,.., .......... ............... ... ,..... .... ....._ .. ,..,... --'l.·--·· ,...,.. n .. .._.. ..... ,..~··""° UC.,_.. '1, I . T~ k ,, ,...,..,
•C-. UMer._. ...... ...,.n1..,..1
Ar•.·LllU. RoO. 15, W lllnolt 17
lllllrdl O~lehOme Tl. OltlallOm• City 11C1 (lllthl
0 11.laho<ne 73, OklellOme City .0
(Mffnllll ,.,-.-aa .. 1c
ldellO ''· OA9oft., '""" Oreoori St. 41. Port!-U CWllrdl
PllHM915J, T-S4 11111111
lowe Sl•tt IOJ, Wtuon1ln 1t IM,,.nth)
l'~CIH•k 1\11111~ ti, Art-•l lllrsll
MOftl-61. SI, Army M lthlrd)
·~ Tol-11, 1111no11 SI (first>
v ••e ei. BowllftQ G'"" 11 coo lllllrdl
C-.CMClaMft
Nortll CarollM 7', $<Int• Cl•ra U
!11011 l'tM k. S4. TCU .. (tftlrdl
ICAC.......,..._•114
Hlah eehool
ToU•NAMaNTS °" .... c,.."•"•"'""' Selllff1M1s l•k•wood U . Co.le Meu .0
Meter Del t.s, OrenQie S1
c........_~,.
!Minta O...a ... le Ovlftla,.
Fountafft ValleY ... lslenc:I• '° ,_jlMCa ........... ..
N••oor1 Har11« .,, Matlft• st
S.rvll:t st. Footlllll S2 .....
C~ll IN,s..NflMh
Celllomte S1, Lo..-Hiiis SJ
8r·ee ... Ml" .... Viejo JO c __ ....,..,....
Hunllntton .. 11<11'1, Pomort9 O
E-ran.taM. FUllartoftS4 , ... ---............. A ,..llelm 70, Sunfty H 1111 61
Peclfl<.e Jt, lair-t.s
Cawyew
(IW:s: 0 9 ............
71
c--...... Bonlfe fl. G-1\e ..
ClllftO ff, Gerev SI too """!MK• 5-tlflNk up1enc1 St, n11'191t City 4•
Cerritos '4, lA C-.,
s.tl ... C~•l•.a• s.mfflMb
Tu,lln S6, K_., 4t
!Mlntlaoo 11, El °""-., C......._ S.mlflllalt
Buena Pef'k u. Garoen Gron 61
WHlmlMltr 40, Sedd .. be< ...
Ylllel'-
C ... o ;lo tNt leMfftMtt
Seftl• Ana fl. Nol .. Dame ISOI ~l
SI J ohn8oK0 '2. lA H•Dra t.1
C--.. '""'llNlt
ComplOn it, l._.. 8•11<11 U
BllllOO MonlOOm9rv IO, VIiia Ptt~
Wom.n cou•o• --.c .........
SI. J_.t '4, VIII-•""'""
l(•nseHt, tlldl-41
... .-. ........ C .... IC
Hternlte 5-3, H ltw• ~2 utrttl
Air F.,<9 Jt. Cer,,.tl J6 11111,.l
Mmkaty
1111erdl•n IS•n Fr•ftt lst•l u .
(ypren •
MerylMdtl. UCLA 74
"l•"K~ T __ ,...,.,
"-•" n . .......,.,,."' __ ..
lfl•ltl Or .. al 11. Allttlll ,. • ., S1 llltlrdl ,..... ....
Am•rl<a11 U 10, S. Alabanle .. 111,.11
N.C.·Wllmlft9tOll to, Or-"'9 U ctlllrdl .. ......... c .... ,.,.._n. Malo!e41 "'"" N.w .....,.,. ... o.lewM't S1
llhlrd) .......
H-lilll1a, ~SI. 4t cllrsO
Wall• ...... 1t, ~ .. Ctlllrdl La ..... ......,Clelelt
UNlYat. 'f ..... A6M74Cflrltl
l.•Y•••·Me,.,_111 "· Ofl .. .,
11111••1 ........ ( ..... a et ,. .. ~........,
N , ......... It. ... Wklllt9 St. 4'
llllC• 11. UP .. c .........
Mlc:M9M k 91, CS ,_...,_,. • . .. ,
H ... afl M..,.-.,11
c..~c..... Ct e r t 111afll ·Mvdd S t . ,.,._....,." ..
I Uhllf1.0cC-...el D c.. .......... ~---T'I .._
0.-...c..1-:.~: .... ., • ._ ...
CB '11•111
Ol•le Cu.t 11, .._ ~ n ,,..._,., ~·c....
h --......._ ....... ~ .... , ,
U11lvenity .. , Los Amf90s H Cad ................
lolu Of'.,.11, lrvlM ..
Call.,Oft •• Yateftcla J' c.-
c• 4 I • •"""'"""""'a111t11111t Edlton rt, lllltd C•-1 SI
--JS. ,,.,.._(Safi J-1 0 c .,,., .............
•ltfltttltO, °""'" IH•v,) JI Cerse11 City 4', C•mpollnclo , __ ,.,
c.-. c-. et llblMt•M• $ell c .......... fJ. ,.,. ,. It atll
Cl•re~U.~s.J lo41
..............
Cllllu"lt t• ,.........,_
Foolhlll JO. H""llnt!Oft .. «II 0
M•rlN Q, F ........... ValNY 40 , ................ .....
ICllMllJt, tr¥in9 •
eurr0\1111147, O<Hll View J1 c_....... ltf'lllffN ..
Lo•r• SI, s.v-...
1!1 TOf'a.,, -Del st . .--.. CMf14I ,., .............
Cott!,..... a, Le O\lfflte ~ cic_...,. .. , ........ ~
R-lancl 4', IC .. t lll 40
........... -K-• ('9rf•lll
Irish slowdown tactics fail
l.OtflSVlLLE. Ky. <AP) -Derrick Hord sank four tree Lhrowa In the final 40 seconds or overtime
11 fourth-ranked Kentucky ove rcame Notre
Dame'a keep·away LacUca for a 34·21 colle1e
,baskttbaJI victory Tuesday nJpt.
The laaue ., .. In do"bt unUI Kentucky'a Dirk
MfnnlefleJd rebounded a 1 .. t.dJtch Jump shot by
NotN Dame•a John Pauon. raced downcourt and
jammed home a dug at tbe buuer
The lint ot Kord'a four free lhrowa -bla only
polnU ol lbe nl•hl -Jave &.be Cats an ap1>areotly
comfortable 28sZ3 ad~ui.11 with 40 aecoad.I left In
the extra period .
But Notre Dame's BW Varner Upped ln e
mialed Mot at the ot.tt.t ead. wu fouled -ud aanlt
a free throw to kMP the Jdall ali•e at •• with Sl
attODdl r.tl '
Orange Coast DAILY PILOTM'ednesday, December 30. 1981
NHl , ..... .,,.ac-
0w-1.c111< .... 1 ""91\tre.1),HYl~t4
$1 lovtt6,H•~I '"''°" s. y~-· J T..._,t._ ....... c ....
NV h!Md9r• el HY "el\09" WalfllftQlllln•IPlti.....Qlh 51.l ..... al ,., ...
(l'lfc .... al""9111rNI
Hetlford •I Wlftntciaf
llttlOft ., c ...... .,
Hiatt echoot soc:c•r
MUNTINOlc* l•AC" TOU•NAMl•T
Cll• "" ......... o.~ ..... Huntl,..... lffell 2, K•l•ll• O
Hunt11191on Beec:ll Kotlng· Hur. 0 .. 1,
Marina I, ,_teln Vtll•y 1
Merine worlno· Gtenorutll o...ac-. l • Oulnte I, l WLI_. O
Konft9d'r 2, 0<-View I
ca.~,SemlflNlt
HUftlln,ton 89e<ll4, l(-Oy I
Munlln9lon Bu ell scorlno Devit 2. Menclo1e, 5wl<ll
M•rlna I, le CNiftle 0
Muina te«lne· Gr"" c .......... 0...rterflMll (Cl
Tu1ll11 I, F-111 o
·s1. p.,11. E11-1a 1
l •9Ufte Hiii• 3, Velencl• I Servile 1, G4'1\r O c...-..i.. s.m11•a1s 1c1 •51 Paul I, Tullln 1
Servlta J, L....-Hiiis 0 c......_0..,,.,., .. ,.1•1
Bell G.,....,, 2, Mat ... Del o
S.dd .. bet* l , 0..MOO 1
EI Dor-), o.nllen Grove I
Minion Viejo!, Cec>11lr-Vall•y o
, ......... 0.""11Ull I 8 1
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8•r s, Ml,lt1tot-Ore•m,, Norw•lk Sielly
Ledy
Time II U
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l)·OllnOt, •·MyrU Cret• Legs, Vall•nl
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Tim• JO n
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Fl•IMt P.-IW•rd) SID
Also reced "-" Hu,,rcene, Sftt• • Loi, Funny Featller, Trlpoll L•d Y, Sttoflen
Oonft9. Wranolers l-nd. Go Go Kell
Time· JO V u. XACTA , .. ,01 oelct '" eo
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Also receo Huml>uQ County, Sues Po11c,
By 8odlllno. Well•• O sll, Prompt Vet ell< I,
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Time 11 07.
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Also rec:ed CIH·Fts1 H A•re, OH·A LI••
8uo. J.ts V•I.,., Buck """· Teddy> J.,.,.. Cllempare Honl, lnll•llOft HtdOf
Time. 1109
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S...al<y "'-CMllt llelll 6 20
AIM1° teted w .. Etsy F04 U , Speedy 8•11
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Time O .OJ
SIYENTM lllAC£ 400 Y••O•
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4.JO 3 JO
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Jtt, l"'lt lh1••· J•llv J a11uer. Tl11y "·-T Im•. 1' 1'.
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Al• Holl (Ollombal I.JO
AlllO re<M Tuff Bintn.u, (htO .....
CHI' Wiid ,,.., """ Offlft, Adv-.
~tl"t Gilt! ... F irst \.olutklf>
Tim• J0.71
U ••ACTA l._101 MIO t ll0.00 Atltlld41Me S,lo».
S•nt• AnHa
T\IHDAV'l lllWLT1 .,,.. .. _., ,_...._, .. _....,
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E•tltr Tov IG•lllleno) U .20 10 40
Ol•monel 8"I cG.-rr•l t,00
AllO r-; £Hier GIOW, Notlle Melody,
G lpsy Go Go, Cour1 Olul!er, N•Hr
Lu<ltl•r, S.le<I • L .. o. Ptlll• Power, Prom I...,.
Time I 11 l/S
SICONO llACIE. • t~rlOftOl,
World "u• (Mc:CM•onl • .0 4.00 l JO
G .. uc·, Sjlor1 cc .. 1-..1 1 "° s oo
Crntel SIM tSlb411e l • 00
Aho rec:ecl SMllQOler's Golo. One Sl09,
R l1e 'N Fly, O IUaftl Ge m . Co urt
Complle nce, Aw••ome 11.ftloht, Noble
Moment, Manclu9Cornedl•"· 1(""'1ne1c11• TIM• 1:10".
SI DAil V DOU Bl I 14-11 N ici '71 IO
TMl•D •ACI. •'I) rurlOllQs
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Ol•l•nl Cl'larm COrttoal l 20
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Foru, RH>'• Outl•w. 4'1• Be•on, C""'1111
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Joe, WlftOY Scott.
Tim• I 11 J/S
~OUllTM •ACE.•furl_.
a-Gr•nl• Muchetlle ISlblllel • tO
•·THUble (81e<ll.) 9 ~
Naullt•I "-• CH•w .. yl
• -Coupled
·-~ uo .... uo
320
Alto r•oo Joyful On• Fol Study,
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Moufttebenlt tToro1 • tO 4 ID
RMtroco.lch 1~rne11.er1 1 JO
AIM> rac:tO Ma•lsler, Mldnlgllt Ml,..
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Wiider, Aywn, G•Hn G•llanl, lncllan Lore Time: 1 1.,/S
lS IXACTA (A-81 oela ""so
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Scissor Sll.,p, Olt lvllle, Sleh U , T~
M....,1.,., Celli< W•ruor Crolteo
Time; I Q ••S
SEYUITH lllACE. 11114mll ..
lmpatfe<1I Len IH•wltyJ A IO 1 40 1 tO
Miu HuntlrtQton I Pin<•YI 1 '° 2 10
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wltll lour winning tltkel\ Ula llC>rie$1. U
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winning OO eU I five llOrtH I
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WlnterMl IMc:Cerron1 • 00
AllO receo Art O•••<fO•. 8010 For II, R.cl
Current. 5-0 Brott.r Mendertt
Tim• I 00 /S
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Fulhet R-¥0 I Toro) ,. ., 7 llCI 4 '°
Prlnuu Atye COllver") 10 IO • 00
Jun ...... IPln<•Yl 3.,
Also rec:ed: Neer Ster, PlttOore, My S-
l oulM, Litt .. MIU EcllO. L• FrNk, FOP'•
First l ow. Paot's C1tarm. , .. btll• -rh
Time 1 4'I l/S
U IE11ACTA If.ti paid Mll 00
Allenoen<• ll.114
Tueadey's trenaec11ona
MOCKIY ...._.._lleyl-
O ETROIT RED WINGS Reullecl
Cortedo Mlce lel, 9 oa lle , 1rom 11'1t
K•l•m.,oo Winos of tl'le lnlern•lloftel
H°'key LHOVt.
HARTFORD WHALERS Traded Ilk~
Matlthll, t enter. 10 tllt P11ts buro11
p_.,1ns for Ruu •-·-oeltnwmen, •ncl ,.,,.,,. t OftSlcMrallort>
COLLE Ga COLORADO STATE Nemed G•rv Sloan
ano Dave lAY aulstenl loot bell t o.t<lle•
WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON -Nemed
Jottft lY<kller0111eeo 10011>e11 coecll
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From Page C1
PATS. • •
winning four stral1hl bowl
games unde.r him
"I lh1nlc aJl of us have the
right to cons ide r u j ob or
o pportunity In. prlvat~.j'
Robinson uld. "I Wnk there'• a
right Ume and a ri1ht place
This is not the right hme nor lbe
right place.
.. After our same Is flnleh~
and I am atpproached by
&omeone In pro footbaJI or out of
pro football, then l will alt down
und try lo consider what lhey
have to suy," udded Robinson.
··And If there ii; any movie
companies wanting me to take
Ro bert Redford's pla ce, I 'll
listen, too."
Tuesday 's press confe rence
here took on a tc>ngue·in·cheek
lone -especially after Penn
State Coach Joe Pate rno told
m edia members he would speak
firs t "because Robinson's plane
is late coming in from Boston."
When Robinson stepped into
the room seconds later. Paterno
repealed the comment to rur;n
and Robinson replied: "You told
me to meet YOU lhere."
Later, Paterno qui pped that
"there was only one seat on ttie
plane to Boston and we flipped
ror it John won ...
Pa terno previously told the
Associated Press that he is "n9t
interested in a pro job rig'1t
now" and deni ed reports that
the Patriots had a pproached
him about the position -made
a vailable when New England
Coach Ron Erhardt was fired
a fter a 2·14 season.
In 16 years at P enn State.
Paterno has a 150·33·1 record
He reportedly t urned down $1
million to coach the Patriots
ba ck in 1973
Me anwhile. Arizon a State
Coach Darryl Rogers another
reported candidate for the New
England post saw liUle humor
in the rumors and said flatly
that he had "no comment about 1t ..
But when pressed, Rogers
said . "ll reall y hurts o%r recruiting because other peop e
use it against you. Someone w l
always be worrying if the coach
1s leaving "
Robinson said lhe s peculation
suddenl y surrounding him is
d is rupting South e rn Cal's
prepa rations for the 11 lh annu~l
Fiest a Bowl .. and it 's unfair to
us ...
.. We'r e here for a great
football game and involved in a
g reat bowl gam e." he s aid
.. An ything e lse is another
subject "
Ancich takes
college job
St. Paul High has announcttt
th e resig nation of its head
football coach Marijon Ancich
An c1ch is leavmg lhe position he
has held for more lhan 20 years
to accept the post of assistaot
var sity football coach at the
University of Northern Arizona.
Dunng his years at St. Paul.
An c 1ch com piled a 190-30·5
record. He won the Cl F 4-A
cha mpionships in 1968 and 1972.
and the Big Five champions~p
this past season
Ancich gave as his reason for
leaving. "tbe desire lo face the
ne w c halle nges inhe r e nt in
coaching al the college level. ..
St. Pa ul has yet lo name a
successor
College basketball OUTSTANDING
VALUES!
Wednesday's games
West
SI M•" \, T .. •II P1-ro1,,..
Cn•ml-H•w•11 •• St M•rv \ C•• .......
Lono e-ec11 SI •• Bolw SI
UC S•nl• Barbe•• ti N 'lruorw
tnO l•n• SI •• Colo••OO SI
ldt hO St •I UIOll SI
111 ·Cllluoo Ctr< It ti wvomino
MlclW•tl
SI Louh ti Buller
Cent Mltltl9f" •• Valoe••lso
OtPeul al N llllnol\
Orei.e " 111wa
5 llllnol' 61 IOnw• SI
Tuo •I ><•vier 0..10
5941111
Tenn <llell•-•I Al• Btrml,..,._m
Ten,,.,_ St •• 0.lllu.,. Coot.men
Ol'troll •t Mldcllt ltflll
Ouqw\llt •I w Kentucky
E "' C•rollNI •• Ct>Oroe "'••Oft
E.••• 8u1.~n•ll Al <;1 JO\~Oh •
f: flrU .. IO dit (""'•'\•U\
foWlf\on'SI et {ifl()r~w~'"''"O'on
CCNV "' '°"" S::: I Or i:a. S<Ntbf'rn •t Sf-ton t1•11
USIU at Svrt.t1 v\~
Soulllwol
Kenl <,1 •I l'rk•n..i'
TOURNAMENTS
Ftn•I\ of lobO Aocht'\1tr. Ev•n\vlllf' Cl•lor
Jowl RKll"-ConM<ll<ul Mu1.,.1. A•br•Qlll
"Ov\tr•ttl N•t1one1 R••nbow. O•Yton •
>Ac•m•k•r-i<OA (Abt'UIO 411if'\CI Iron OWf'
Thursday's gem•• Well NOtllll .. KI WI\ ColltQt al Soutlltlft Cel Col'-
Orel AObert• ~I BVU Hewell
Frldey's gemes
No (lel,1h \ChtOUI"'
V'CHECK
THESE OUT!'
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Tiii llllJl -ted b Ptrtnla lndlw~wal ....... ' II( y en To SYLVESTER CAllA (-•lbM
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Pwt>ltv.cl Otto19t COHI Dtlly Piiot, hereby clltd -reqwlrtd to tClflett
Dt< 13, •. ""Jen.•. U.1"2 SS441 tlort lllt Jwlltt PrulCllllO I•
"CTITIOU$ llUllMISS NAMISTATIMCNT T"• lollOwlllO IMrlOf\I ... Oolno ll<BIMUH;
COST A M£SA MEMO~IAL HOSPITAL, JOI lllc10tlt Slr•t. Cotta
"MM, Ctllfornlt m21 '4e"" Senlcn A<Qwhltlon Certt., a Deltwe,., COfllO'ltlOfl, 100 Wiit
Tffltll st,..t, WllmlnQton, Del•••,..
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Oii FtbNMY H, 1"2 ti 1;00 • M Ol
llltl City, I-•ncl """"• 10 show cewtot
II tJIY you lltvt, wllp WICI oerM>ft
•/IO\llCI not be Clt<le..0 Ir" lrom Ille cOfttrol of lier Ptf'tlll• ecc...01119 10 !lie HllllOll Of\ lllt Mrtlll.
For lell11n lo ti._, pou mty be de-ed 9UlllY 01 • ~•'""114 ol (_,, 'iov .,. lltrtbY 11olllltC1 ol tllt
prowlllOnl of CIYll Coot "'·' wlll<" prowlelt I,.. IUOV-•11•11 tel\llH Ill•
Tiii• bu,IMU ,, conClucl•CI (Ol"jlOtttlon.
HttflllStNlcts 1.<qwlsl1lon C0<11tfe1lon ClltrleSL Kown. ...... ,.,
ml._ -Ille _.,.ts, II '"""'· ot Oy • IM rl9111 to -<-I otnenl Tiit court mty tClllOinl •-•to rtPttMnl I,.. minor ..,.,..,,., 0< not tllt mll\Of 11
•bit to .. IO<'cl cownw1. •nd II ,,.., trt untble lo tllonl COVflMI, stwll •"'°'"I
Tllll \t-1 WM lllt<I wllll Ille Cowllly Clerk of Or•net CovnlY Oh
Dtum11er w, "''· ,,,71.111
PwOHINCI 0.-Cot•l Dally Piiot, De< ••.,,,JO, "''·Jen •· ,..,
J4j0-tl
NtUC NOTICE
NOTICE OF DEATH OF
MA RIAN C. HALL AND
OF PET I TION TO
ADM INISTER ESTATE
NO. A11156S. •
To all heir s,
beneficiaries, c reditors
COUMal lo r-1 ll>e ~renll Tiit Miiiion tlltd lltftln h IOt Ille
;>11rOOH Ol lrMlng lllt WOIKI cllllel for p1aumt111 lor tOOpllon.
Deltll' Otc-r 15, 1 .. 1 JOllll J CorCOtlft, c-1yC1trt1 8Y A KunlPO, Dtpvly
J .... M.~.C..-.CMerU11 1 . Wfflln , o..i, c-ty
C-.1 t·S• C,._.I C:-......... JltW.T ...... St. La,.,,...., ca. .. ,,
t74<fftl • ...,..,,..,c--,ef
L•A ...... ~t ......... Pwblli.lled O<enoe Coesl Dtl>y Piiot
Dec U . JO.""· Jt11 •. 13. l'ltHS44 .. I
and contingent c re ditors of PllUC 1911( Marian C Hall c1 nd __________ _
p e r s ons who may b e
otherwise intereste d in the HOT•c• OF r11usn~·:0s:~•0,10
will and/or e state : R• KHOURY
A petition has bee n filed G UARDIAN TRUST DEED . SERVICES. A (OfPO .. tlOn u duly by Charles H . Hall in the ·-•n1ec1 T•tAltt -r 111e to11ow1no
Superior Court of Orange O.Krlbed deeCI o1 1rv11 WILL SELL
County r e Que sting that AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE
C I H I b HIGHEST lllDDER FOR CASH • • • h a ~ e s . H a I e tll rlgt\1 ...... -IMtfHI conveyecl to
a ppol nte d a s p e r s on a I '""now MIO"" II -W•CI Deed ol r e p re s e n t a t I II e t D Trusl In Ill• prO!"rtV "ertln•ll•r
adminis ter the e state of oo<rlbed
Marian C Hall {under s.~:,ulC~ S•m1• 1Ct1ourv •no
t h e i n d e p e n d e n t BENEFICIARY Uftllt<I I"''""''"
Administration of E states G•owo. 1 ..... • Nevtde CorPO••llon
DUTLDDK'82
Comin9
Thursday
What's the job outlook for next
year? Will the Orange Coast's
economy get better or worse -
and what effect will that have on
home prices. school programs.
and city services? Find out
Thursday, Dec. 3 1 in "Outlook
'82," a review of 1981 advances
and a forecast of expected
growth in 1982. LOOk for this
special pull-out section in your
Daily Pilot Thursday, or call to
start home delivery.
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BEACH
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Ana, Calilornia on Jan. 20, Pf~~',, of Tr...:1o~1n tllt c11Y 01
1982 at 9 : JO a .m . (Mia llM ..... oer !NO rKOrcleCI In
IF YOU OBJECT to the Book u1. P-2t ""-" J3 incl"'"'•
granting of the petition, ~:~::e11.,_,,_,..rec0tcbofMld
you s hould either appear MAY BE ALSO l(NOWN AS "°
at the hearing a nd s tate S-Or• Aoeo, ""'•Me ... C•lltorn••
b ' t ' I I "111 • "'"1 .oci.-u 0t cll"'mon yo~r O J ~C 1_on s o_r 1 e ou•on•llon " ,110 .. ,, •bowe, no
written o b1ections with the wHranly " o•on u 10 II•
court before the hearing. comp1e1-u0< <0<N<tneu> •
Y .... ~ Tiie btntllclarv u.,.,.., wild Deed ol our appearance may ""' Tru••, by, .. _,°'' "''ec" or""'"'" in p e r s on or by your.,. lll• 01111~11om •Kurtd 111tr1by,
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Career planning sham?
Many opportunities, obstacles 'cannot be. anticipated'
By J OHN CUNNIFF
........ AAetYtll
NEW YORK -Althouch \hey are entertna the
Job world this yur at the hJpest aalaries ever,
many young busino11 school graduates have been
woefully mis led Into believing they can plan their
car~ers.
That oplolon comes from an authority on
executive s uccess who condemrus the now popular
notion that anyone, almost regardless of talent,
can precisely plan a career. "It's a sham," says
Eugene E. J ennings.
Jennings, professor of management al the
graduate school of business, Michigan State
University, declares that "he
who tries to plan his career
makes a career of planning"
instead of a c areer of achieving.
"Al least half lhe
opportunities and half the
obstacles e n countered cannot
be anticipated," he said. There
is no way, he insists. that a
25·year·old can successfully
implement a plan to run a
corporation by age 45, and for
eviden ce he s uggests lhal new graduates check
those who run t.oday's businesses. Few, h e said,
ever expected to be doing so.
Most of today's emph asis on career planning,
said Jennings , began with cynical professor s and
students of the 1960s who refused to believe they
were so ordinary as to do it the way others had.
·'These professors and students
intellectualized the American dream as a kind of
planning mode." said Jennings, who is widely
considered to be the foremost authority on routes
to executive success. "It was as if to say 'I'm not
just another person -I 'll determine my
options.' " ll was, he said. "a rebelliousness
against the status quo."
Somehow, he said , people failed to realize that
anyone at the top got there because of a gut·level
e m otional drive to make something of themselves,
"to become important, productive or powerful.''
That drive is what's important, said Jennings,
who observes executive behavior closely as a
confide ntial a dviser to corporate chairmen and
presidents, out of which role has come several
books, including "The Mobile Manage r " and
''Routes To The Executive Suite.''
And yet. he continues. "we have people
OYER THE COUNTER NASO LISTINGS
NEW YORK (API COfrTle t~ IJ t IMS Int ~ Jl'-OUtrTP NASDAQ QUOUllom COloGtl ll.J2 ,,, lnlrtlnCI 17 IYI P(A lnl lfl0wlft9 ~1 bl6t ComCIH I~ 11V. lnltl 12YI n~ PtbotB ""' lowest~· Oy CmlSllr u lly >nlrcEnt ~ • PfG•A N merht meMf'I •• OI CmwTtl le"' O lntmlGJ "-IO PtwleyP T.,., Pr!ul clo nol COftPtp M tt lnllkWlll 12'°" 12'-P"rlll\I ll'ClllClt,..,..l~uo coroh ''"' 1 1wasou1 21Y1 21'111 PeneEnt ma"clo-orcommcl CrotTrt 1' tt Jem•llY 1~ 1114 Ptnttlt IHIOn for T--.,. CwtlrFCI I I IV. Jtrl<AI ' 11 llV. PtooE1p Stock Bid A111 CoftcDller!n, ~Sy JlllyFCI '-,,.. P·etrll ' AEL lnel ""' If • IH ~~ Jo1fy11 ' """ 3µo Ptllll>Oll AFAProl llV> l<l DeylM I 1311o ltYI ktlt.SI pf ...... fl PlllltNtl AVM Cp ~ 4111 D ... f • 11-16 ~ l(tlvar 1 PleruSS !~r~~ ~~f ~~O::-r ~1.~v. ·~" 110 •• :::~r11 " """ltou "'"" JV. DtweyEI t V. ..... ~:a:~. ·: ... ·~~ PIHll,. ::!~~.! ~'e. n-. g:~c~ ~ ~ KttlySv 0 6 :~::b·M· All<olnc U.,., 11 Do<uU s """ 11111. K•llfltl -,. Prt.51..,11 Allu J~ •• DotlrGn I~ I~ IClmOtll 21~ """ P~ro Amer.. ttvt 1~ Do IDB ~ • IKl1191n1 IV. t\tl ·~ Ort:fCn I ,,_ I l(loofG JO JI PllSwNC :~~::. -~:: DvnllD 1 ~·~ ""' KnepeV U V. U\lo PurtBen AlnGp I 6S\lo .. v. ~wrlrn I 4 ""' Krtlot 0 ..... PvtD~ "Micro• JtV. Jf'-:~ ',',.~ Kullck• 11\lo 12v. ~!k,~~f ANllllll 1'111 ,._ E~:t:, 1.V, I ..., Ltnctln tt t11<o Aeycllm "°"'" .• t•llt Ell't1EI ... It t::::~: ~ ~ Raymnd AllHMO IYS•'4 E._11• "" •v. Lllll•• ...... 1' R•vt I AWtlO ' 2JYI w•\o\ EltNucl t~ ,.._ LldSlor Ullo 1 .... AotCIE• Antllllt ·~ EIModl 1 U 2•V. Lln8Cll 3$ U\lt AobbMy AntSA I~ 12~ EntDtw 11'4 1114 L09tlrn 11.,., II A-Ion AnoAGCI ..... 11\o\ EnrMetllCI "MCI( ~ JS AouM AooltC 2114 21Yt ,,_. 11).1 MGF 0 , t'9 t S.Mlltr •••OM • ,. ,. Enlt•• ~ 10 "'9Clr.GE UT ,. Stltco ArelenGp Jlo't ~ Enfwlstl l\o'J Wt Mt9tlP1 •Ill •V. StMtlGCI AlCICole OV• •v. EQulSL I~ ltt\ MtfimP 41x OV. SIPawl AllOILI IS ISV. £QIOll I~ 1014 Me Al W•SlV. ScrlpH • •u..... WI 21V> wJFSC 111 ... -k•I ' ...... ~Mot lalrCICp .,,..., ~ Ftll<ITk eh •Ill Merion s ~ 1 SvcMef BaUyPP .,_. , ... FermGp 21 .... )I~ MtwlLP JO t1 Swcmst I BtntHE 10 IOW. Fldl<or ~ U\11 MeyPt U .... wl SflMed llHlcA Q t 1 .. 16 3~ F18k5yl J5 lSV. MOnDll •Vo ' Sll•mvl s lleHIFr UV. ~ Fl ... ln 3' Joi~ M<Corm 19 lt•J. Si.rtA• ' BtYllMk fl\ loo.\ FtEMpS ltvo 20 M<Ferl ll U Slllcon1 llaellne S ~ FtW11Fln ~ ~ M<Ow•v 11>,, IJll. SCtlWtr llelllPI 2 Jdlt t 'A Fl .. lh 21V. 21 MIOuW 11 17 SwEISw le11L ' .-., ,. Flk\~ ''" tt14 Mc!ICICtt> ,,... oa. S~yn BtwM9' ta-1S FlaNFlt U 14\it MldlAH I t t.16 llllll>Co 10\lo Ila flllll-11 • 1 IV. Ml018k s 17\1) D llltOSon •v. e-. FOl'ftlO ty H V. ~111111» ff'' le1t.
working this career plannln1 technique at If It'•
the basis of s uccess." They 're "Unter·nlnkera,"
h e nid. "They hlive talth In a technlqu. but no tire
In their bellies."
C•r~r planning, says Jennin1s, doesn't cell
for pain and sacrifice. When a career plan hltl 1n
obst acle, therefore, the plan 1et1 chanted. When,
a iske J ennJngs. are career planners 1oin1 to 1et
down to work?
"We've lnte llectuallied the American dream
ln the form of a pseudo·aclence calJed career
planning," he continued. But, he said, "success Is
like Inches in football.''
A good worker. he says. keeps his head dowr
and scrambles for the next job. He seeks to make
a first down, and then he takes it from there. the
professor said Whe n h e get.s his first job he plant
his second job. But. he d oesn 't try to plan many
jobs ahead, and certainly not make firm plans for
the top job, said the professor.
J e nnings has observed that many people at tbe
top of corporations aspired to something else as
late as age 45. Many of them thought they could
"make m ore" of their lives, and even at age 65,
having attained the top. some still felt they could
have done s omething more suitable. Which, says
Jennings, demonstrates the futility of planning.
Although car eer planning has become
ins titutionalized. and extolled as the solution to
any career problem, it is often taught by
instructors who h ad never dreamed they would be
instructors , Jennings observed.
"There are many false voices leading young
s tude nts down a primros e path," he concluded.
The y don't understand, he s aid, "You have to have
a fire In your belly.''
Sears se t to merge
NEW YORK -The merger of Dean Witter
R eynolds Organization Inc. with Sears, Roebuck
a nd Co. has been approved at a special meeting of
Delin Witter Reynolds stockholders.
The merger is s c heduled to become e rfective
on Thursday
Under the term s o r the merger agreement,
s tockholders of Dean Witter Reynolds
Organization Inc . will receive 3 .110 s hares of Sears
common stock for each share of Dean Witter
Reynold s common stock
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NYSE COM,POSITE T RAN ACTION
OUOU TIOIC' llCCl.UOI TU OU ON Tiiie Nlilr TO•a, MIOWIU l'ACllllC lll w IMIUOlol OIT•Olf A•O (llj(llOIATI HO<• •• , ......... ••o •1..on10 .,. '"' NAiO ANO IH.TINI'
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•'' A grab bag
of tax she lters
My hope tor 1982 1s it wlll be the year when all
h•kc advantuge of tu iJhelters and exemptions voted
In the tax law or 1981
The lnd1v1dultl
Retli:em ent Account,
the moi l vuluuble
t ax sheller ever
d evised r or the
average 111d1vldual,
has been expanded
nnd improved . Waste
no time Hl 1982 to get
SYlVIA PDITIR ~
under t he ~helter The other exemptions bave a
narrower appeaJ. but you should be aware of them,
too.
A tux exemption that has been obscured by the
1>ublaeity surrounding All-Savers Cer tificates is
designed to r(.•ward tndi viduals who channel runds
mto public-uuhucs. an important segment o( our
e<.>onomy
For examph.'. between J an I 1982, and Dec 31 ,
1985, up to $750 1n public utility dividends will be
exempt from federal taxes 1( taken in the form of new
stotk
Let's :-.ay you uwn 300 shares of utility ~tock
worth $:J0 LI share , paving unnual dividends of S3 a
share or 10 percem T
0
his amounts to $'900 a year in
dividend.!> Under the 1981 law. you can take $750 or
this income tn the form or new stock 125 shares at the
$30 pric-e1 The rcma1n1ng SlSO in d1v1dends would be
laxed as unetirnect in<'ome at or be1ow the new
maximum rate of 50 percent I as against a 70 percent
maximum on uneuned income under the old law>
Assuming you·re at the maximum rate of 50
percent, you'd pay $75 of the SISO in taxes Thal
leaves the total value or your dividends and stock at
Sft25 Under the law before 1981 "s enormous changes.
the rull $000 tn dividends would have been taxed as
unearned mcom e <it the then maximum of 70 percent.
Your income from this investment after taxes would
have been $270 u whopping $555 less than now
Other tax exemptions in the new law a re
designed to recognize that on ly 32 percent or all
couples and 18 percent or all singles over 65 qualify
for prtv<Jtc µens1on plans The explanation is job
mobility· most private pension plans require 10 years
part1<:1pat1un hdore an employee becomes eligible
ror full benefit!> The average male worker changes
JObs onct' ever) •1 6 years. the average female, every
2 8 years
You now t un c·hom.(' among three tax-deferred
retirement <H'l'ounti. the IRA. a Keogh or a
Simplified Employee Pens ion 1SEP1
I RA A.., 1>( next Monda~. all wage earners
c·ven thos e no" crJvered b} corporate pension
program!> will he e hg1ble to open and maintain an
IR A.
For 1982 , vour maximum contribution will be
$2.000 as a n 1rict1vidual . up to $2,250 1f you have a
non-workinJ.{ l:lpouse . up to $4,000 for a working
eouplt.' You ('an invest your I RA to many ways, in
stocks. bondl:I and other instruments
KEOf';H A plan for the seH-employed <full or
part t1me1 and for uninc-orporaled businesses. such
as partners hips and sole proprietorships The
maximum a lto" able eontnbut1on m 1982 will be
$15.000. double the $7.500 maximum until now
SEP· Any bu!>1ness can open a SEP if it covers
all current full or part-time employees 25 years or
older who hnve worked for the e mployer at any time
during three of the past five years As m Keoghs. the
maximum contribution will double to $15.000 as of
Friday
STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT DOW JONES AVERAGES
HEW YORKZAPI FIMI Oow·J-l 09'
HEW YORK IAPI SelH, Tue• P<o<t t0< ,_y, DK 1t
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p.,_EI,,,., .... "IO 7!>.. •. 1 IS \Ill IOo 11 110.11 IOI•••°'°' OIS Plllllpl~ Ot, 100 40'"' • I U Slk >ot .. ..._ .. ).&) to JO JO--I 0
1811111 JtS.100 S. lndu> J.ISl.Mll
EuOfl ' .. , .000 JI • ·~ Tr•n ' 'JI.a WernrCom )'1,.00 51', I._ VIII> UJ,100 SH rsR-)SA 100 .,.. .. •S Slk • m .100
Credi! Fin ~.100 11
Ne>eH I Utll 1tt100 I'• Gulf SleVI 1".100 11
Molli! > 111..ao '"'"• ~~.:.~~~ ' J~t\~ .~~ Am Alrlin 710.JOO \I0\.1
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AMERICAN LEADERS
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WHAT STOCKS DID
NEW VORK IAPI OK 19 • • •
Aovanuo
OKlln.O
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METALS
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Orange Coast DAIL. Y PILOT/WednHday, December 30. 1,981
----------------~
EVERYTHING REDUCED IN OUR DOMESTICS DEPT. 20% 10 50%1
POOR MARKS -
State Sen . Ol lie
S p eraw , R -Lo n g
Beach, was among
those downgraded on
his legisJative record
by the ADA.
Politicos
rated by
liberals
LOS ANGELES <AP>
A group of liberal
Americans has handed
out report cards to
politicians, giving high
marks to De mocratic
state Sen. Diane Watson
and a failing mark to
co ntrov ersia l
Republican state Sen.
Jo hn Sc h mitz of
Newport Beach.
T he libera.1 Americans
for Democratic Action
based its marks on how
state legislators voted
o n 50 bill s that
encompassed abortion,
welfare, c rime and
other issues.
Stan.ley Sheinbaum, a
board member of the
organization's Southern
California chapter. said
the rinding "put to rest
. . . that there were
more liberals in the San
Francisco Bay Area
than in Sou thern
California."
However, Chapter
President Ralph Fertig
said liberal legislation
s uffered in California
because many liberal
politicians fajled to show
up to vote.
"Yo u certainly
wonder who is watching
the store when you see
1 m portant legislation
defeated because
persons who seek liberal
mon ey and libe ral
support are simply not
bothering to turn out for
votes on t he Senate
floor.·· he said
High scores w e re
given to such legislators
as Senate President Pro
T e rn David Roberti,
D-Hollywood , state Sen.
Alan Sierot y , D·Los
Angeles; and Assembly
member s T eres a
Hughes. D-Los Angeles;
Maxine Waters. D·Los
Angeles and Curtis
Tucker, D·lnglewood
Schmitz is not the only
legislator who received
failing marks. He was
ioined by state senators
H.L. Richa rdson, R-Ar·
cadia ; Ollie Speraw,
R-Long Beach . and
Assembly members
Ri c hard Mountjoy ,
R·Arcadia and Patrick
Nolan, R-Glendale.
HB Marine
promoted
Mar ine Lt Col .
William D. Arms trong Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs.
Armstrong of 20522
Pierview Lane ,
Huntington Beach. has
been promoted to his
present rank while
serving with Marine Air
Support Squadron 2 ,
Ma r i n e Co rps Air
Station , Futenma. on
Okinawa.
He is a 1966 graduate
of Utah State University
and holds a mas ter's
degree from Pepperdine
University.
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NO-IRON PERCALE SHEm
CHOICE Of TOP FLAT Ol IOnOM FITIED
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FORTREL ® POLYESTER FILLED
RESILIENT BED PILLOWS
CHOICE Of GENTU OI SUPPORT FILLS
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QUHN SIH 2 lllNG SIH 2
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~lol price on quollty wine
bottled In dl1eontlnu.d bottt.t .
Offe r good while 1tock1 lost.
CANNON FIRST QUALITY
COTION WASH CLOTHS
STRIPES, SOLIDS, PRIN1S, JACQUARDS
Terrific sovings on theH terry 149 wosh cloths. Mony color·s 3
ond pollerns In group
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BY J.P. STEVENS
CENTURY CLASSIC SHEARED
VELOUR LUXURY TOWELS
WIDE SELECTION Of SOLID COLORS
IATit TOWU 3 99
REG.5. 99
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100 % POLYESTER BLANKET
72"190" FITS TWliNI FU l IED
Machine woshobl• blon· 99 ket with nylon sotin
binding. Choice of col·
ors. S.naotionol volue•
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FIUIT OF THI LOOM
MEN'S THERMAL
UNDERWEAR .
YOUI CllOICI SllllT OI DUWllS
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CLASSIC BOUQUET PRINT
VELOUR SHEARED TOWELS
LUXURIOUS WEIGHT' nu YOU WANT
IATHTOWIL 449
REG. 6.49
lWID TOWEL I WASM CLOTII
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DU PONT 133® NYLON PILE
BATHROOM RUGS
FROM ALADDIN
SMAIT FASHION ACCENTS AT SAVINGS
lush pile throw rugs. contour rugs ond lid covers.
Nie• choice of decorotor cole>tt. Creole o new look
IEG. 3.99 TO 9.99
31 ~07 99
VISTA-PAK COOKIES
12 & 14·0Z.
Chip• 'n l lh , Mo<orOOf'la,
Nuts I Olocolote, k.d
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LYNN IHACKEL.FOflO
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Ii> DICt< CAVETI'
Guell' Pierre Galante.
(I) CMNEWS QI UCNEWS
Q!...CNEWS
(8) THE MOME WITH
·THE FlYINO TAIL
George Fenneman nar-
rate• tht rlae ot a Naw
Mexican cow pony who
became a Chlmpton j\Jmp-
er tor tht U S equestmtll
team
(~)MOVIE
• • '"' ""Scavenger Hunt"
(1979) Richard Ben1am1n.
James COGo When an
eccentric mtttlotlalre dies,
the conditions ol his will
send his '*'' on a wild search for various articles
on a SGav~ hst the
WlnNlt being 1bte 10 claim
tht deceasecf s fortune
"PG'
0MOV1E * * * V. "The Blac:k Still-
llon" ( 1979) Kelly Reno.
Mickey Rooney Aller
being rescued trorn I he
i&land on whoch they were
snlpwrecked together, a
young boy and a horse
become invOlve<I on Iha
race of the century 'G'
Z)MOVIE • • • * · Kramer Vs
Kramer" ( 1979) Ouslln
Hollman, Meryl S11eep A
man blllles wolh hos ••·
wile lor cuatOdy ot tneir
young son alter she walks
out on them 'PG'
8:20 0 NHL HOCKEY
Color .Oo Rcock18S vs Los
Ange!M Kings
t:ao SJ KCET NeW88EA T ml BUSIHESS REPORT
Cl)Q!NEWS
9 8AAHEY MILLEA
(C' MOVIE • * V. ··111e Hard Way
( 1980) Pal rock McGoohan.
Lee van Cleal A h1<ed
......in has 10 make one
more hit before he ~n
retire 'R'
7:00 1J CBS NEWS
0 H8CHEWS D HAPPY DAYS AGAIN
8 UCHEWS al JOKER'S WILD trJ OYEREASY
"Sex Or Love" Guests Or
Evalyn Gendel. Ot Melvin
Casbel'g (R)Q ml r.u.cHEIL I LEHREI'
~
Cl) nc TAC DOUGH
(!I ENTEll'TAIHMENT
TOMGHT
Joel Grey discusses his
tamlly. his cats and New
York Q! n4E MUPP£T8
Guest Sen0< Wenais
IH MOVIE * * e '" "TM! Black Stal·
t1on · 11979) Ketty Reno,
Mickey Rooney Aller
being rescued from the
1S1and on whlCh they -•
shl(>wf ecked 1oge11>ef. a
young boy Ind a horse
beeome involved on the
race of the century 'G
(O)MOVIE
• • "The Final Count·
down" (1980) Kirk Doug-
las, Mar1tn S"-1 A mys-
terious storm al sea treo·
sports 1ne 11ornoc-powered
altcr•ll carrier U S.S Nom·
ltz beck In time 10 oac.m-
bef 6, 194 t. pOSitionlng
the v-1 between Peart
Hlllbof Ind Iha advancing
JepenMe lleet 'PG'
7:30 IJ 2 ON TH£ TOWN
Featured I v111t wllh
RETURNS Comedienne Geri J e well
returns to "The Fact s of Life" as Cousin
Geri at 9 tonight on KN BC 14 1
Soam-1w1ns whO 11111
tllelr admirable story; how
some ol thl a11ee11 In Loa
Angeles gol the1r names.
witness 1 midnight hOuse
move lhrougti Iha street•
ol 1ne cny
B Qt FAMILY FEUO
LAVE~E & 8HIA1.EY
&COMPANY
Shirley meeta 11 man who
sweeps her off her leet.
but L111erne de1erm,,,.s
hls true cOlors Ind Ines 10
protect her lroencl D IHSK)HT
··0ec1slon To Love
II) TIC TAC OOUOH
&l) MACHEIL / L.EHRER
REPORT
Cl) UNTIL I GET CAUGHT
Tne psychOIOgocll scoc•al.
legal and jud1C1al aspects
01 the drunken drovl"Q
problem 1n America are
eaamone<I lhroug'1 inter·
v-s with lamlloes 01 Ille·
toms. attorneys and 1udg85
Narrated by OICk Cevell
(RI
()) P.M. MAGAZINE
The men who made lhe
Rose Bowl"5 huge chain~
saw-carved rose. a popu·
lar video game callee:!
""Pac-Man' ®J YOU ASKED FOR IT
Feetured T_, Rockers
In Jepan · end • N-Mr
Ameriea •
1:00 IJ MR. MEAUH
Zac buys 8 van so lhal he
can jotn some older guys In
8 VI /\ Club 0 Qt REAL PEOPLE
Featured 1 dentlSl's w8't·
1ng room lhll os also a
dlscolheq<A, an 80-year·
old wno IS building his own
road: a school for ArNttl·
can Indians CR)
8 MOVIE
• • ""Molly And Lawtess
Jonn'· I 1972) Vera Miies.
Ctu Gutage< A condemned
outlaw 111capes h•S doom
by 111111enng the snerm·s
wile 1n10 beCOming his get·
away ac:cornpllee. D ®l THE OREATE.ST
AMEAICAH HEAO
One or Ralph's 1tudln1S
beeOmes Iha prime ..,._
peel in • --o4 arsons (R) ID P.M. MA0AZJHE
A populer video game
called .. Pac·Man". 1 wom-
an who def .. led crippling
b8Ck peon
61) MARCUS wnBY,
M.O.
A SW1nging pltot's acHv1
Ill• Is curbed when he
apcarenlly develOps esth·
ma allacks
&l) THE JOY Of' BACH
The Ille end c&1-ot
Johann Sebastian Bach os
traced 1n a salute to 1ne
composer and his lnllu·
ence on the muaic ol t'NO
ce<lturlM (R)
CIJ SAN OtEOO
JOUANAl
IC MOYIE * * "The Lady Vanishes"
(1979) EHioll Gould, Cybltt
Shepherd An onnocenl
man •nd a b81Ullfu1 worn·
en are swept Into a deadly
esptonage caper IOOatd 1
European express train
traveling through pre-war
Naz• Germ1nv 'PO'
tS)MOVIE • * • • "Resurrection"
( 1980) Elt.n Burllyn. Sam
Sheperd Aller a neer 11111
auto accident. • woman
finds 11\11 sne has the ablll·
ty to heel other• but is pet·
secuted bec:•uff ol h8f
refusal to claim a divine
lnlluenca 'PG'
0MOVIE • * • • "Ordinary Peo-
ple"" ( t980) Mary Tyler
M00te. Oonald Sul'*1atld
A guolt-r ldden t_,-eger
trying to put hll lite back
IOQC!lher alter hi• brother''a
death and his own 1u1Clde
a11emp1 reachM out to '1is
complacent lllher end his
COid, r-ved mother 'R'
l ZJMOVIE * * ""Chona !I, Liberty 37"
( 1980) Warren Oates,
Fabio Tesll A stubborn
lone•. formerly a gun-
hghter. 11ages a on.man
ba111e ege1n11 1 rallroad
company wanl.ng to malle
lracks across his termory
"R'
1:30 IJ ID WKRP IN
CINCINNATI
Momma Cerlson hires a
radio consultant wt>o turns
out 10 be an old buddy of
Andys ID AU. IN THE FAMILY
Otor1a fMls Ilka a "dumb
blonde" when Mike
IQnores her lor en "Intel·
lectual" lriend
ml n.EOM.JNI
CONCERTS
C..rlo Merta GHJ11n1 con·
duels Iha LOI Angei.s
Philharmonic: In BeethO-
ven's "Symphony No. 2"
and Sehumann·a "'Manfred
Ov«lure."
a:46 I 0 THAHK YOU MA8k
MAH
HO 1J Cl) MOVIE ··s.n1ot Trip" CPremler"el
Scoll Balo. F•yti Gr.,,t
The ad\ltlnlurff of 1 Cleu
.or Mid-tern high-8Gh<>Of
studenta In New Yortt to
c:Mbtele t'-gtaduttlon
... ct..-onic:led 0 18 Tl4I 'ACTI Oii
LIFE
When Blllf'I hancltcepped
couall\ visits EMttand. the
girls try to get '* 1 d1te
ror • IOdal -t. 8 111 Tl41FAU9UY
Colt .. -t eh• • aopt-.
tlcated con men wf'«> 1\81
Sii fP99d blil and Is .plan-
nltlg to INve the country
wtth mlHion1 In toot. (R) D YOU A8KE> FOR IT
featured ""How To lglOO In
Alask1" and "S~men
Ot Hong Kong .. m MEJNONmN
Guestt Anne Murray.
Thorn Sharp, Lelnie K&Lan,
Bot> Anc1er1or1
II) FOOD FOR THE
HUNGRY SJ THE GIUUHI
CONCERTS
Cerio M111l1 Glullno con·
ducts the LOI AngelM
P11itharmonle on Deetho-
111n's "Symphony No 2"
and Schum1nn'1 "Manl•ed
Over1ur•"
H MOVIE
CHANNEL LISTINGS
• • 'From The Lile 0 1 The
Martonerta" C t980) Rot>-
erl Atzorn, Christine
Bucnegger An lppllf8C'llly
m11d-m1nneted bulinffl-
man murders tht pr09tl-
1ute whom he visited reou·
lerty 'R' f) t<NXT !CBS>
8 KNBC I NBCI
0 KTLA !Ind I
~ KA8C (A8CI
0 KFMB (CBSI
0 KHJ TV Clnd I
G KCST CABCI
• KTTV (Ind J
e KCOP·TV ltnd l
SI KCET CPBS>
G KO<:E ( PB'il
0 On TV
l Z TV
H HBO
c (C 1nemMI
• (WORl NY , N Y
1' IWTBSl
r tESPNl
s IShowtime>
0 Spotlight
Ci ((able Nl!w \ Network 1
OJMOVIE * • • • "Becket" (196-41
R1ch1rd Burton, Peter
O'TOOICI King H81'1ry II or
England CIH hes with the
Arci'iblshoe> or Centerbury
duf~ the n1h century
HO 0 QB LOW. llDNEY 0 8UU.IEYE ml T'H£ JOY CW BACH
Ttte Ht• and car-of
Johann Seb11llan BICh Is
treced In 1 lllute to Ille
c:omc>O-and 1118 lnltu-
• -Oii tht MlltlC Of r-o cent"'* IA) .. ~ ci~ MOV11
•• "Oeath o-" 111111
Sondra Locke, ~ c.....i Wh!WI hit wlltl 11
awty. 1 m#I lnvltM hlrO
atlftc:ll'HI 1Mn-'lge glrte
Into hll llCM.IM kit the night,
latet ~ that the
~ .,.,..,.... .,. hOl'IW·
eldel~ 'A'
10:00 Dal N90 WHITI
MNltTHa
J F 11 DC»aY AMO THtE
NATION
NBC corrttOOnder111 Rog-
., Muod. ~ l'tllt, Mllf• m Kalb and Judy Wood
rutt ellamlne the ftt•I yeet
of the RMoan l)(etideney. lliL...wt
eounca
An eldef1Y COllpW reYlalt
the Cac>e Cod belch whet•
they met and tell In IO,,_ !50
yeett urtier: Henry Fondl
and Myrn1 Loy lier
S 1MOSMTINB
INCTACUlAA
Membefl OI the 1980 U S
Olymt)lc ftgute Skiting
Tewn j<>ln the a.r-
Ftgure Ski ting Club for an
hour-tong extr1v1gl1'ZA on
Hle featuring Liu Mer ..
Afl•n and Scott Hemtlton
(R)
IC'MOVIE
• • • " "S1ne1n' 1n Tne
Rain" ( 19S2) Gene Kelly.
Debbie Reynolds During
Hollywood's 1r1nsition to
the tatkles, • top Silent at••
1a111 In love with • 19lrlt9d
newco~
($)MOVIE
4' • "Blood And Guts" All
IQHlO ........ -ks hi•
mllllon-to-one ehot tot iwc-
oesa In Ille. work •nd love
'PO"
1D:30 Cl) INOEPlNOEHT
WTWON<NlWI
6'l!) 1MO lt<ATINB
SPECTACULAR
Members ot tne t980 U.S
Olympic Ftgure Skating
Team J()ln tne G-
Ftgure Skating Club lor an
hour-long extr1veganza on
IC4I featuring Liu Merie
Allen and Scott Hamilton
(R) 0MOW * • * * "2001 A Space Odyssey"" ( 1968) Ke., Dul·
1e1. Gery Lockwood.
Aslroneuts sent to find the
ahen 1nfetllQ9flC8 responsl·
ble for a puuhng lunar
monOlllh must contend
""''h an on-bOard comput-
er thll 15 trying lo lalce
contrOI of their ve...r
11:00 IJ 0 D (I) 9 Qt
NEWS D SATUN>AY NIGHT
Hoel· Paul Simon GUMt
Art Garfunkel
I PAUlHOGAH
THE JlffEMON8
LouiM plans to go 1way
for I weekend lllChleOIOg•
teal dig
• .....,.. CW MEACY
Frank Sinatre hotll thlt
apec'8I focutOng on the
hNlth Clinlea run by the
WOfld M«cy Fund wh!Gh
.,, providing help to thole
aufferlng from m1tnutrllion
end wet• ll\Of18Q81
• DOCCAYETT
au.t: PllrT• Glllnt• CH' W 1 l!JomllCAN
~
QotAWIO ....
Lou Ferrigno providee the
c:ommen•atY .. the bftt
male bodyt>ullders com-
.,... tor the "Mr Amenca""
title wtllle temai. .,. pro-
lll•d In "BHuty VI 8'awn II
IOJMOVIE * • 't. "Lolling Couptee"
( 1980) Slllrley Maclalne.
J1mes Cobum T'NO cou-
pies ·-one mimed. one
not •• Ilka I Stlb al some
unconwntlonel regroup;,>g
wtlh riotous rautts 'PG"
11:15 (%) M<ME * * 'h ·'The 39 Steps"'
( 197111 Jonn Milla. 01\lld
Werner A men ~
the qu11ry or bpth the
pollce and I MCret gtOUP
of loreogn agetill operlllng
1n Engt1nCI when he la
framed for • 1111"98'"•
murd41<. ·PO·
11~ 8 WKAP IH CINCINNATI
Everyone except Andy
c.leb<elff wherl WKRP"s
rllings ~ up for the first
lime In......,, ytilrS (R)
Q Q!TONIGHT
Hoat: Johnny Carson
Gues1: Mll11n MuM
8 9 MCNEW&
NIQKT\,M
8 IDT°' GfOJCttO •nt1000COUPU
To ralM II.Ind• tor hit
hnenetally troubled 1m1-
teur opere club, Feth•
Ind~• O.Car to ttrenge
f()( • gambling ..,.,,,
., AOOKD
The man WhO wounded Jil
o.tlko Is no1 Keble to pros-
ecution t>ecauM ol • brllrl
tumor
• KCIT ..wMIAT
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Wednesday, December 30. 1981 DI
TUBE TOPPERS
KOCE 8 7:30 "Until I Get Caught "
Drunken driving •~ examined throul'¢h
Inte rviews with fa nlllll'b o ( victim~.
attorneys und Judges
KNXT • 9:00 -"Senior Trip.'' Scott
Balo stars ln movie about mldwestern
hl1h school students In New York on a
senlor trlp.
KNBC ID 10 .00 "Tht-Presidency and
the Nation." First year of the Reugun
presidency is examined . See photo
below .
KABC fJ 10 00 "Summer Solbt1Ct·
An elde rly couple visit Cap<' Cod when·
they met and fell in love 50 years earlier.
See story below.
Ii> CAPTIONED A8C
NEWS .._
(I) THE WHITE ESCAPE
I 1:44 ($' THE PASSIOH Of'
OAAaJLA
Chrlltopher Berneeu pot·
treys 1 Mdoct ive Or acula
whO 81)9elrS wtlh hoWllng
w01ve1, nylng bell, lhun·
def and lig11ten1ng tn thos
thrllhng lhellrleat prOduC·
uon taped llv• 11 the Ed
Sulllvan The11te 1n N Y
12:00 8 IHA HA HA
Guell· Ethel Mermen D Ol L0V£IOAT
Captain S1ub1ng·11 outspo-
ken ex-wile arrlv•a for a
crulff, and • magazine
center10ld troes to keep her
llence lrorn -no 111e
ptlOIO (R)
OMOW * * * '"A~I In The Out·
li•ICI"" (19511 Paul Douglas,
J1ne1 Leigh Celestial
forces spyr the Plllsbu•gh
Pirates on en unu-l win-
ning streak
• MIKE DOUGLAS
Coh091' Oom Deluise
Guest•· George Hammon
John Schneider J1n1e
Fricke. Jerry Clower ., rrs EVERY800Y'8 --88 ··Research And Develop·
ment"
Cl) WONOEA WOMAN
(C'MOYIE
• • ·~ "The Orusnopper··
t t970~ JacquetlM Bisset.
Jim Brown A bored 19·
yeer-old g .. 1 goes to Las
Vegas 10 put 10M11 spice
into ner rett-..r ord.nary
tile. "R'
(H)MOVIE
• • "Xanldu" ( 1980) 011·
vii Newton-John. Gene
Kelly A young erttst a
,_veniy mute and • Mnl>-
mentel m1111on11re 101n
lore.a to oper1 up a huQ8
rotler-dl9c:o palace ·PG·
1t:Ol 9 MOVIE
1t e * "The Sw1H Con.
1plr1cy" C 1977) 01v1d
J__.. Elke Sommer A
fortlM' government onves-
tigltOf i. hired by 1 Swiss
bet* ..,.,, llve of I heir
depoaltors wllh secret
ICCOWlll "'' lhreetened
with bfadlmlH. (R)
1t::IO Q Qt TOMOMOW
Gueits. Roch Lill le. J«ry
l .. Lewts (R)
• MOVIE
• • ~ ""Monster On The
Campus" ( 1!151) Arthur
Frenz. Jo1nn1 M oore
When 1 sclenlisl bec;OmeS
hit own gulne• PIO and
Inject• hlmMl1 woh the
blOOd ol 1 m1Hion-yeat·old
llsl\. he 18 turne<I Into a
monster ., tNOE.PENDEH1'
NETW0N< HEWS
1:00• MOVIE * * * "Tor11 Tor11 Torar ·
( 1970) Martin Bllsam,
JOMPh Cotten tn Oecem·
bet. 1941, J1panese lorCl8S
ready 1toemM1vn lo mount
a massive al• assault on
Peerl Herbo•
• MOVIE * 1t * "'The Rising 0 1 The
M oon' ( 1957J Cyrol
Cus•c-. Noel Purcell
Introduced Dy T yrono
Power A lrllogy Of differ·
enl 11oroe1 e•1m1ne1 Ire-
land end ots peophl
Z MOVIE
• • • .. The Liiiie Princ;e"
t t97~1 RoChltd Kotey Gene
Wilder An .irune ptlol
stranded on lhe da1¥1
encountet1 a auange 11111e
boy from a d1s11n1 planet
whO is searching for lhe
cause ol nos unhapp1nets
1:10D MOVIE • * "Surpflse Pack999
( 1960) Mllll Gaynor Yul
Brynner
~NEWS
1:30 (SI MOVIE
• • ·~ ""Scavenger Hun I
119791 Richard Ben1amon
J1mes Coco When en
ec:c:en1roc m1111on1ore ooes
the condlloon& Of hos woll
send his heirs on a wold
search lor var1ous artoctes
6n a scavenger hsl the
winner 1>e1ng able 10 claim
lhe d-ased t fortune
PG
0MOV1E • * •, "Senar· I 19801 Mar-
lon Mull, Tu8$day Weld A
ttappoly married Maron
County couple are spurred
by thetr llendy neoghbor5
1n10 ••plor•ng allernall•e
hleslyles · R
1:40 H, MOVIE
• • "Breaking Glass"'
11980) Huer 0 Connor.
Phot Oanoels A B11tosn punk
pop 11ar·s hlestyle ulll-
mllety leads to tregedy
"PG'
2:00 11 3 ~8 0 ENTERTAINMENT
TONIGHT
Joel Grey doscuases nos
lamoty ho~ cats and New
Yorl.
8 MOVIE
• • ' The Monohlh Mon
a1er1 (1957) Grant W~
t11mt, Lola A lbroohl
C MOVIE • * "The Lady Vlnosl\es
t 19791 Ellioll Gouid Cyt><ll
Shepherd An onn~nl
man and a beautoful wom·
.,, 11e swept >nlo a cleedly
eepionage caper al>OOrd a
European e•p•ess train
travell119 through pt~·"'Ar
Nt.zJ Germany PG'
2;300 NEWS
Zl MOVIE * * ··0e1th Gema I 19771
Sondra Loch. Seymour
Cassel White h!S W11e "
away, • man 1nv11es two
111r1c11ve 1een-ag11 girts
1n10 h•• nouse 1or the night.
Iller discovenng thll the
young beaulles are homt·
ctdel maooacs ·R
~.35 8 MOVIE
• Ir * ' The H111>pening
119671 Anthony Ou1nn.
Foye Ounaw1y Four young
people are taught the hner
potnts of ei«0<1lon aller
kidnapping • syndlCate
kit\gpin
2:400 NEWS
S:00 0MOYIE * * Galaxona ( 1!180)
Ooroth/ Strallen Avery
SChretl>IK. 11 •obot 11 m1de
in the imege 111 • t>eaulllul
women wt>o ttoesn 1 heve
JOHN DARLING
lllY numan fM11no• n
t:ll (Hl ~ * • • AM 111•1 Jan
I t070) Roy SchetCMt Jea
llCa Lang• t ht! IUMultu
OUI Iii• ol • 1)101 .... on.I
t.hor CtOQ• apner II IOllOW.0
lrorn ~II on Iha 111ge
lo peraonat er-'R'
l:JOU MOYie
• • •., Horro. lltaml
( t94 t) Ol<;h F.,_111 l to
Ctrr~to A gtOVO of l•H
..U•8·~ ... dlllCOYtr 19'
rOf 1ntlHd SJ t HOWTIMl'S HOUYWOOO
1:4018 MOVIE
• • • • r he tnlorme<
C 103~1 Victor Mcllqlen
HNlhe< Anoef A lllMIOI 1n
the 111U1 Reo.ttoon 11 ov ...
come by loll 01 consc,.nc:e
ne (loeen'I under1tend
4:00 C MOVIE
'o Slffl (t9801 lM
Matorl Jennifer 0 NetH A
bNulllul woman 11 111s1sl·
ed t>y 1 tough conat•uctoon
toreman in 1unnong the
comp1ny she 1nh•t111 •lier
tter lather I su1p1t1ou•
aco<1en1ar Cleath PG
S MOVIE
• •', Loll .. M111 Marker
( 19110) Waller Mtllheu.
Juhe Andrews BaMKI on
the Damon Runyon •lory
A gruff, stongy 1!130• book·
•e's lllo 1a lurne<l oroun<I
w,,.,, he eccepl• • 6 ywar
Old moppet as a ma1her
lo. a racing ~I PG
l MOVIE
• • "China 9 Liberty 37
( 19801 Warren Oo1es
Fabio Tesh A S111bb0tn
toneo IO•merly i. gun
loghh!• sieges u on•-man
1ta111e agams1 e 1a1tro'1d
company wan11ng to make
llllChS 8C•O» htS lfl,,,le><y
R
4:300 MOVIE * * ""The Gamt For \lul.
tu•et" ( 1978) R1c'1ard
Hams Rocha1d Round11ee
A ruthless me<c81'1ary who
smuggles Ame<IC8n hel•·
captera 1n10 Al,.ca durong
a 1erro11st war 1s ptlled
ogams1 a toerco freedom
lighter R
4:350 MOVIE
• • • The Cat Creepi;
I 19•6) LOIS Colloer Peul
Kelly The soul ot a young
tamale murder v1c11m
1nhab11s the t>ody of a cat
r11ady 10 &eek vengearoce
Thur•da11'•
on,,iinat-tfot•ie•
-MORNl4G-
5:45 l • • • • ~ramer \Is
Kremer 119791 Ou1>11n
Hollman Meryt Str.-eo A
man ballles ""''" h•J e•·
wote le>< cuslOdy of theor
voung son alter She wolks
OUI on lhem PG
&:00 C * *'> Dot And Th"
Kllf\gatOO' I 19711) An1ma1-
ec Oorecfed by Yoram
Gross A young gorl
t>eeornes lost on the Aus-
1 r all an bush end os
belt1ended by I kAngaroo
who gives lier a 1111 on 115
OOUCh G
Sl • * • • Adam S Rob
( 19•!11 Spencer T rolcy
Katharone Hepburn A
murder lnal creates havoc
on Ille marnaoe of a wom·
an lawyer and he1 hus-
band en ass111an1 d1111tet
a11orney
7:30 C • • Etectric Eskimo
A young Eslumo boy acct·
dentally beComes • powet·
lul source ol eioc1roc11y G
11:00, S * • • Ouo Vad1s
C t9S1) Rober I Taylor
Oeborah Kerr A Rnman
llrt$tOC•81 geons Nl'IO s dl5·
favor when ne fells on love
w11h a Ch11s11an gorl
0 • * '1 ""Rougn Cul
C t980l Burl Reynolds Les-
e.y.Anne Down A Bntosh
soc:1alo1e luret an onlerna-
tiOnat ,ewe1 thoel out 01
retoremenl to help her steal
$30 000,oOo on d1.lmonds
PG
1'10 C • * '"' loMI Any Olfl" I IHI) lhttley MIC~,
Oevld Nlvetl JoO encl nve-
~-11\µllln(I OOCllOY lhe
tllNI or 1 Q!tl newly arr!Y9CI
Ill Nt'W York City
t:IO G) • '" "Bowery Batlal• Ion.. 11951) Bowery ...,.,.,
V11gin1a Hewtll The Boye
l)e(IOf 10 00 10 wet IO
they ta<m I h9H own flglll •
~Vnll
10:00 D •a • ''> lhe et!Ktl
Stalllon • ( 1979) Kelly
Reno, Mickey Rooney
Aller belllO raecued lt<N'll
the 1a1anc1 on wNCn t"-V
-· lhle>W•4'Clled t~h· er • 10Uf10 bOY er>d •
hot M beeOme invol...0 In
th• rece or the century ·o·
10:30. * * "The Star PM!klf"
( t93•1 JOhn Wayne. Verna
Hillie A IOllQI\ eowt>Oy
depu11ze1 1 group or
t 81\Cll«t 10 rOUNI up •
ci-no or ou1i-a
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line 81ue1. Chnllopher
Plummer A beautiful de3f·
mule 11 1error11ed by •
myt1eoou1 klller whO '"''' 1n 1ne snadowl ... uound
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PG
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And Roses" ( 11163) J"k
Lemmon Lee Remick A
l>uJtnesarnen and hl5 wilt
become alconohc1 but
only lhl husband 11 ab .. 10
find •ena1>1111.111on
0 • • Hang11 111"' c 1980) Darren McG1111n
Robert Vaughn Research-
ers at a secret government
1nst•ll•l•on 1nvestig1te the
cauMI ol ~ tat•lole 1 SU<!·
den deslrucloon PG
12:30 C • • • * "The Lion In
WinllH ( 1961) Peter
O Toole Ka1tia11ne Hep·
burn England·• Kong Hen·
ty rt races 1n egonmng
decision over h•S SUCCH·
sor as he contempllles his
11ormy marriage lo lhe
s11ong-w1tied Eleanor or
AQut111ne PG
; S • • * "Quo vad11·
C 19511 Robert Tlylor.
Deborah Kerr A Roman
ar111ocrat gains Naro'i d111-
l1vor when he l1Jts on to••
wolh I Cn11s11an gorl
2:00 0 • * • Manny a
Orphans t 19801 Jim
Baker. Matachy McCou•I
The boys 11 an O•phana~
nSll thtor chanly fund In tn
a11amp1 10 help theot
scocc:e< coach pay back 1
$.110 000 dab• 10 the mot>
Z • * '> The Pa1sen
ger I 19751 Jach NochOI·
M>n Mana Schnetder A
T\I newsman on an African
assignment repl1ce1 a
loot< a hke and esceoes
onto a new and dlngetous
hit R
3:00 C • •'1 Doi And The
Kangaroo' c 19781 Animal·
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Gross A young gorl
beeomes IOSI on the ,Ay1-
1t11oa<1 busti and •S
l>elroenoed by a kangaroo
whO goves het 1 loll on ols
pouch G
H • •', The Nude
BomD f •980) Don Adams
Sylv11 K11s1et Secret egenl
Maxwell Smart races his
most dange<oos 1dversary
.,, .,, ll!CllVtflain wno plans
10 l1uncti mouilel lhal w.11
Cl•S<Obe 1ne enllre hum1n
popu1a11on PG
3:30 0 • • • • Zebra Foree
( t97S! Mike Lane Richard
)( s1111ery Former mem-
befs ot a U S mtlllary un11
l&ke 1118 skills they learned
on Voelnam and apply them
10 the streets
4:00 0 e * • * . 200 t A
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Ketr 0u11ea Gary Lock·
'"'oOd Astronautl sent 10
f;nd the ii.en onleli.gence
respons.l>Ml lor a c>uu.long
lunar monohlh must con·
lend w•lh an on.board
r.ompu1er lhlll os lryong 10
1a•e control ol their vOSHI
Z • • • • Kr arnto Vs
Kramer 119791 Ouslln
Hollman Meryl Slreep A
man batl'-5 wtlh hos e~
wofe for cuslOdy ol tneor
vouno son alter sne walks
oul on them PG
4:30 C • • 'Electroc Eskimo
A young Eslumo boy ace•·
denlally becomes a p0wer-
lvl source ol e1ec1ric11y G
by Armstrong & Batiuk
5H~1 .REED.' AAE ltN PUTIING-ON WEIGHT(
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• IS an extraordinary TV hour 'Solstice'
WHtfl ,..,.,. -An NBC While Paper
ev•luatina the first year o1 the Rea.gen
1dministraUon will include an interview
With the presldenl. ··Th• Presid~ncy and
the NaUon" •lrs at 10 tonitbt on KNBC (4t.
Henry Fonda.and Myrna Loy share roles with Stephen Collins and Lind$ay Crouse
ByTO•IOaY AllK ..... ,,.. .....
NEW YORK -The Subtitle for ABC 's
"Summer Solstice" la "An ExploraUon of tbe
Seasons of Marri11e," and tbat meua Joy and
pain and, ultimately, tbe kind ol warmtb that only
a lutina relaUoaahlp can brine. It'• all packed
lnto an extraordinary hour ol television. Tbe lbow
alra al 10 tonl1bt OG KABC (7).
"We're freaks, M111i•." Joab Turner tell• b.11
wife of 50 yean u they ~ alone the beach at
Cape Cod. "I'm old, atUJ mani9d tot.be aame lirl.
Who doel that tocky?
"Well, we•re atW tocetber " be addl "'-' a moment'• reflecUoo. "Tbat'a What maltert." Jt'a an expreulon of love, and a prtvate bout
aa well, md that'• OM tbl.nC t.bat'a Dice about
"Summer S.tiee." TIM lbow never drUb Into
tHlh1MMallt7. and In tbe tad we'N lift wttb t.lae aame bMdltronl, oftea endearlal1J ..,_.._t
people IDtrOclucta Oil tbe •erJ beacll ·a laalf ·ceeturJ
before.
But ma7be t.be beet tblnl a boat· "Sum.mer SolaU~" " t.be cut -a_,, PODda ud ll.JfU
Loy u J•bua aJMI Mu1aret Tvur = Stephen Ooilllll ud lJDdMy ere.a.. u t.M
ynterda7. All tour .. ......., -JOU'd aped ......
IMI from tM ftnt two -and OOUIDI la neUQ la
bla portrayal of Josb T\amer u a youna man. He
ml1ht u well be YOUDI Hank Fonda.
And there's more: ''Summer Solstice" was
produced by WCVB , the ABC affiliate ln Boston.
It's the lint time a network hu acquired and
broadcast a locally produced entertainment
pro1ram.
Ralph Rosenblum, whose cred.lta aa an editor .
Include "'l'he Pawnbroker" and six of Woody
Allen's movies, directed the ntm from a script -
submitted ln eompetition 1ta1ed by the Boeton
atatiOll -by BlU PbllliJ)I. Thoqb both Foada and Miss Loy have been
b11 natMa in Hollywood for decades but they had
never work.*1 tocether before "Summer Solstice."
They'd llt'OWn each other, ol course.
"I wu scared." 11.iaa Loy ·~· "and I 1uess
ht was scared too -about tlnally workl11
\Ol"ether, because you never know wbat'a IOlDI to
bappeo.
"The cbemJatry la a ID.)'lterioua t.hln.1:· ab•
1111. "It worb with aome people, It doun't wlt.h
otbera, and without tbt people 1lw1.11 beln1
coaacloul ot lt. Tbat ftrtt dQ. I Juat had all my
flna•rt croued. But, of coune, tt wu aMolute11
DO problem at all.'' Foma btll JU1t completlld wart • bll ,__tty
rel• .... modoa picture with Kat.harine H.,..rn,
"On Galm Paed," wbm Ille wu approecW by
WCVB, and he agreed to make the TV film though.
he said at the time, "I wasn't looking for work.
that 's for sure."
It was Fonda who approached Miss Loy. who
is perhaps best known for the slx films in "Tbe
Thin Man'' series she made with William PoweH
In the mid-19305.
"Summer Solstice" begim with youn.1 Tumer
stumbling across the dunes end spottln1 a youq
woman sunbathing -naked -on the beach below ..
He approaches her flimsy canopy, sinatna loudl)',
and she stru11les quickly Into her clothes, buryiq
the cigar she has been smoking in the sand.
"My finl dfar," she admit.a later.
• ''My nnt sunbather,'' he replies.
They are married sometime later, on t.be
beach, after she demands lbat lhe putor drop t.a.e part or the ceremony that Includes her promise lo
obey.
"Summer Solatice" pro1ret1et smootllly,
Shou1h at limes painfully, throuth the death ol a child and n:iar1tal Infidelity, fi rst by J01bu1. a.ad
later by Magale.
"We're Just Uke everybody else, with oae
excepUon. •· Ma11le says at one PQi.Jlt. ....,.._llnc
what may have been tht strensth of their
relaUon.sh.lp, "We've alway!J been wlUlnC Lo tel
each other 1row, •·
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Orange CoHt DAILY PILOT/Wednesday, December SO, 1981
Swoosie' says she's boring
ay CllA&UI aEIN~ .................
NEW YORK -"Jual nally borlnc. u you can
aee. Exceedtn1ly borlnt, colorle111 and
uninformed."
That'• how actre11 Sw001te Kurt1 deacribe1
htrHlt, not quite seriously, durin1 a break In
rehearsal for "Love, Sldn~y." NBC'a new
Wednelday nl1ht comedy aerie• In which ahe
CO•ltara wltb Tony Randall. The series airs on
KNBC (4) at 9:30 p.m. tonl1ht.
THE NETWO&K seriea la the latest run1 in
the 37·ye~-old actreaa' ladder to success, coming
on the heels of her Tony.wlnnin1 performance on
Broadway in "Fifth of July."
Whether the TV critics will be as klnd to Miss
Kurt& as the sta1e pundits have been remains to be
seen. But if they follow suit, they're likely to focus
on her ability to grasp the esaence of her
character, Laurie Morgan, an aspirins actress and
sincle parent.
"I think it's probably a gill of ima1lnation,"
she speculates. "That's what I got as a kid, going
around to all those different places and being an
only child."
Miss Kurtz Is more than an only child,
actually. She was born a celebrity. Her father was
Col. Frank Kurtz, the most decorated U.S. Air
Force pilot in World War U. When his daughter
was born, in 1944, the headlines dubbed her "Little
Swoosie" after Kurtz 's famous B·l7 bomber. "The
Swoose," and her birth certificate made it official.
MISS KURTZ says all the childhood publicity
"went right over my head." Besides, she was loo
busy moving to notice; as an Air Force brat, she
attended 17 different grade schools around the
country.
APWI .......
IN ROLE -Actress Swoosie Kurtz 1 left >
poses with .. Love. Sidney" co-s tars Tony
Randall and Kaleena Kiff in character for
the series.
Nobody leans on Sharky's Machine .
-..... ,.., •c.,IW-
---• 4'MS46
w~:re newly opened.
we•re a classic saloon.
We're a fun menu
with • touch of gourmet.
We're nostalgia.
We're • sidewalk cafe.
We're a great place for holiday funl
LUld ffom 1 lrOOun. IOOD. ~ C•tetDr.
Dtmw from SrOO p.m. l'tnport auq,
~ lundl1' In Pathlon ltlencl
"I had my own little world," she recall1. "I
didn't have any brother• and sisters t.o cu.ahion me
or keep me in reallly. So I was always 1oln1 off
Into these little lma1lnary worlds, and I 1Ull do."
The idea of performln1 came to Ml11 Kurtz ln
the seventh grade, when she "found out suddenly I
co uld make people lau1h."
Liter, al Hollywood H11h School. she studied
under drama teacher John Ingle. "a 1real man
whot really tapped somethin1 in me." Havln1 thus
dee ded on an acting career, she soon was off to
tbe London Academy of Music and DramaUc Art.
Back in the United States, Miss Kurtz toured
the regional theater circuit from 19&e to 1970 and
received her first New York reco1nltlon in "The
Effect of Gamma Rays on Man·ln·the·Moon
Marl1olds." · ·
A series of on and off Broadway roles
followed, with a wealth of attendant acclaim. Her
Tony for "Fifth of July" was preceded by a Tony
nomination for ''Tartuffe," Obie and Drama Desk
nominations for "Uncommon Women and Others,"
and a Orama Desk award for "A History of the American Film."
THEN THERE were the television roles : in
commercials; in the soap opera. "As the World
Turns": and in "Mary," Mary Tyler Moore's
short-lived series of a few years ago.
Miss Kurtz also appeared in lbe film, "Slap
Shot," with Paul Newman. And she's featured in
the soon·to·be·released film adaptation of John
Irving's "The World According to Garp," starring
Robin Williams.
Considering, then. the traditional scarcity of
good women's roles, Miss Kurtz declares, "I've
been real lucky -REAL lucky -in getting some
of the choicest ones."
NOW, AS LAU RI E Morgan In "Love, Sidney,"
the perky. red·haired actress is determined to be
more than a straight man for Randall.
·'Tony told me when he talked me into playing
the role he doesn't want a foil. He wants an antagonist. ..
That shouldn't be too difficult for Miss Kurtz,
who sees Laurie Morgan as an extension of
herself.
"SHE'S KJND OF an optimistic cynic in the
sense that she sees the absurdities of life," but
isn't stifled by them.
And, like the actress who portrays her, she's
unmarried -at least for now.
"I think she wants men in her file, which is
something I have to talk lo lbe writers about,
'cause so far she hasn't had a date."
I
.. -
BOWLING BEAR Eskie, a 900·pound
male polar bear at the Reid Park Zoo in
Tucson. received a bowling ball for
Christmas from the Tucson Women's
AP...._.
Bowling Association. He doesn't mind
chasing after the ball thrown into the
gutter since Es k1 e enjoys ~wimming
almost as much as bowling
CBS hired Cambodian squad
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -A former CBS
correspondent has revealed that the network hired
a squad of Cambodian soldiers during the Vietnam
War to reclaim territory where four newsmen
were buried after dying in an ambush, officials
say.
Former correspondent Jac,k Laurence ,
testifying in an unrelated federal swt. said former
Saigon bureau chief Dave Miller directed the 1970
body recovery operation along with CBS executive
Gordon Manning.
CBS confirmed the story reported in the
Sunday edition of the San Francisco Examiner.
Miller, who now heads CBS News operations in
Rome, said the company paid 20 to 30 Cambodian
mercenaries $20 each -with $100 for their
commander -lo reclaim and secure a road
leading to the ambush site.
The story was confirmed also by CBS News
vice president Ed Fouhy, the newspaper said.
Laurence said three employees and a
freelance cameraman were killed on Highway 4,
10 or 15 miles from Phnom Penh.
Miller said he reached the ambush site the day
after the newsmen died but had no way t.o dig up
the bodies or return them to the Cambodian
capital. He said he feared the graves might be
booby·trapped.
He returned to Phnom Penh. he said, asking
both the American charge d'affaires and the
Cambodian government to help but was turned
away.
After more than a week, CBS News hired its
own troops, said Miller.
The testimony came in the trial or $S million
lawsuit against Time·Lire by free·lance
photographer Tim Page, who was wounded by a
Viet Cong booby trap in 1969.
ROLLOVER
GHOST
STORY
FRED MELVYN
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AST AIRE OOUClAS
DOUGLAS JOHN FAIRBANKS JR. HOUSEMAN
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT..Wedneeday. December 30. 1981 DI
'Reds' is best nlovie of '81, say New York critics
Burt Lancaster . and Glenda Jac kson receive top acting. awards
NEW YORK <AP> -"Reds"
h11 *" choaen the beat movie
of 1981 by the New York FUm
Cr ltlc., whlle top acting awards
we nt to Burt Lancaster a nd
Glenda Jackson.
"R e d s," abo u t th e
pertlclpalion or Americans John
Reed and Louise Bryant ln lhe
Russian Revolullon. edaed out
.. P rlnco or the City" on the
second bullot in votlng Monday
by the 27·member critics· group.
T ht!Y were followed In the
balloting by "Atlantic City" and
"Chariots or Fire."
Sidney Lumet was named best
director for "Prince or the
City." Warren Beatty, producer.
director and st ar of "Reds."
finis hed fourth. behind Lumet,
Regards given Broadway
N EW Y O RK <AP > -
F l n ancer s o r theat r ical
productions gave their regards
to Broadway with $52.3 million
during the l9fk>·81 season. the
st a te attorney general said
Saturday.
There also were spectacular
winners and losers a long the
Great White Way. according to
the annual report on theatrical
productions filed by Attorney
General Robert Abrams.
T he biggest h it was t he
musical "Annie," which earned
$4.3 million. "They're Playing
Our Song" made $2.2 mi llion,
a nd "The E lephant Man"
boasted a $1.8 million profit, the
report said.
Othe r winners included "Ain't
M is behavin'." which earned
$750,000. and "Child ren of a
Lesser God ." wh ich made
$660,000.
But despite the fact that the
theate r 's losses wer e $10.S
million -down from $16.8
million from the previous season
three shows lost more than $1
mill ion each.
··F r ankenste i n'' lost $2.2
million. "Broadway Follies,"
$1.6 m illion and "The Suicide,"
$1.3 million.
The report said $52.3 m1llion in
capital was r aised for 121
Broadway productions during
the fiscal year ending May 31.
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rrom the 1979-80 theatrical
season. when SSO.S million was
put into 136 Broadway shows.
Off-Broadway productions
showed a slight decline, wi th
$4.2 million in capital raised
com pared with $4.6 million the
previous year.
T h e atto rney general 's
s tatistics did not take in to
account s hows that were
privately financed, non-profit, or
fi nanced exclus ive ly outside
New York State.
Sixteen Broadway productions
were abandoned or withdrawn
and seven Off-Broadway shows
were withdrawn during the
year. the report said.
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GEORGE C. SCOTT
TIMOTHY HUTTON
TAPS
Louis Malle ror "Atlantic City"
and Hugh Hudson ror "Chariots
or Fire."
The best actor prize went to
Lancaster for his portrayal of an
agin g n umbers runner In
"Atlantic City" and Miss
Jackson won best actress for
playing the British poet Stevie
Smith in "Stevie."
T h e t wo s upportin g ·
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Mona Washbourne In "Stevie."
Jo hn Guare 's sc ript for
.. Atlantic City" won the best
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"Pixote," a Brazilian film.
was named best foreign movie.
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independ e nce to Po l ish
fi Im makers Krzysztof Zanussi
and Andrej Wajda, Zanussi for
"Contract" and "Camouflage"
and Wadja for "Man of Marble"
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MG M. "My Favorite Year ... bein£ shot in Hollywood.
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s washes and sw igs bottles with equal abandon.
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0 4 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Wednesday, Oeoember 30. 1981
Ghost
town data
0£All PAT DUNN: We moved lo
California reeeaUy aad laave ahuya beea
latereated la Westen lalatory. Do you llaow of
HY soatte ta.at we could matad &o leara
about tbe locatloa of all tbe old 1111Mt &owuT
G.E., Ftutala Va lley
Information on ghost towns and
abandoned m ines Is available rrom the Office
of Public Information, Bureau of Mines, U .S.
Department of the Interior, Room 1035,
Columbia Plaza, Washington, O.C. 20241.
G I e ducat ion be n efits
DEAR PAT DUNN: Wbea do clU'rea& GI
Bill educatloa benefits u plre for ell1lble
veterans? I'd also Hile to kaow wlao ls
eligible to receive a presldenUal memorial
certmcate.
L.G., Newport Beach
GI Bill education benefits expire 10 years
from the date or discharge or Dec . 31, 1989,
whichever comes firs t. Presidential
memorial certificates a re sent to the
next -of·kin. or upon request lo a relative or
friend of a deceased , honorably discharged
veteran. The certificate expresses the
country's grat e ful r ecognition of the
veteran's service in the armed forces, and lt
bears the signature of the president.
Mail-o r d e r divor ces
DEAR PAT DUNN: Wbat are tbe
cond itions for getting a so-called "mail
order" dJvorce In CaWonaJa where neither
husband nor wife bas to appear before a
judge in order to get the dJvorce graated! A
friend told me thls is legal, bat didn't know
anything about the requirements.
K.E., Laguna Beach
Couples married for less than five years,
and who h ave no children , no real property,
no debts over $3,000, or personal property
(not counting cars) in excess of $10,000 can
obtain a •·summary dissolution" (divorce) by
mailing the appropriate forms. aJong with
the filing fee <about S90 >. to the Superior
Court in the county where they reside. No
court appearance is required . and the
divorce will be final within six months. The
l'equJred forms a nd more information are
included in the Noto Press book, "How To Do
Your Own Divorce In California C Ninth
Edition)"
(:01 a problem., Then wnte to Pat
/)unn Pat will cut red tape. getting
the answers and action you need to
solve rnequ11tes an gouemment and
business Mail your questions to Pal
Dunn. Al Your Sennce. Orange C0031
/)orly Pilot. P 0 Bor 1560. Costa Meso . CA 92626 As
manv teller~ as possible will be ansUJ(>red. but phoned
mqurnes or letters not includ1119 the reader's full
name. address and busrneu hours phone number
cannot be considered This column appears daily tI
cept Sunday.\ · ·
DllTH llTICIS
SWANSON
Tulsa slaying
not solved
TULSA. Okla (AP ) Millionaire R oger
Wheeler had jus t finished a round of golf when he
was shot down 1&l the exclU$lve Southern Hills
Country Club.
Five months later, despite a n ationwide search
for clues, officers admit lhey have no new major
leads .
Wheele r, the 55·year-old c hairman of Telex
Cor p .• was killed by a s ingle s hot In lhe face as he
ut in his car. Two me n were reported to have fled
In u car from the c lub area. but ne ither the men
nor the car has been localed
Police Chief Harry Stege s ays no possible
r e asons have been eliminated in the investigation.
a lthough unofficially 1t Is believed that neither a
bungled robbery no r kidnapping wer e the reasons .
That leaves revenge or a .. hit" as the most
likely cau11e, one office r said recently
A $100,000 re ward posted by Telex shortly
a lter the s laying w ill expire this m onth and
probably will not be extended. Announcement or
the reward wa s pub li c i zed b y large
advertisem ents in news papers around the country
Tulsa police had e very officer available
working on the case at the start, In addition to
three pr ivate investigators The FBI, although it
never entered the case officially, worked c losely in
the probe.
For a while. police maintain ed a separate
bank of five telephones to receive calls Crom
anyone with information . About SO calls wer e
received before the tele phones were removed
Private investigators reported receiving a similar
number of calls.
Today, two police officers re main assigned
full -time to the Wheele r investigation.
.. It's an o n .going investigation We are
following leads we have at this time ." s aid police
de tective Sgt. Roy Hunt.
Wheeler's murder attracted wide attention
because or his investments In a number or
businesses. including compute rs and electronics.
Pacif.ic news
agency formed
K UALA L U MPU R , Malaysia <AP l -
Twenty-three news agencies from 19 countries
joined forces Friday to launch the As ia-Pacific
News Network It immediately r ecommended that
m ajor international news agencies be allowed to
dis tribute reports only through the national news
agencies.
"The developing countries have been m ade
victim s or grossly distorted reporting. particularly
b y the Western mass m edia," M alaysian
Informatio n Minis te r Mohamad Rahmat told
de legates at the m eeting of the Organization of
As ia-Pacific News Agencies. which est.tblished the
new network.
"Wha t has m ade the problem more acute for
us is that until recent year s we got fro m
transnational ne ws agencies dis torted r eports even
concerning our immediate neighbors," Rahmat
s aid.
"To my m ind lhere is need to ins ulate the
Asia n r eader s hip from the dis torted n e ws
circulated especia lly by the Western media which,
if taken at race value , imply that developing
countries are continuo us ly plagued by diseases.
disa sters, murders a nd all manner of woes "
Rahmat said the news agencies of the region
s hould also support efforts by UNESCO and Third
Wor ld countries to establish a "new International
communication and information orde r." Many in
the West fear the UNESCO effort would encourage
governments to control and censor ne ws reports.
Kutz ofrtC'1.1lmi.; lnh·1 m1•111
at Put•1f11· \·H·11 .\kn1111 t.il
P a rk . l',11·1f1 1 \'11·"
Mori uan <111 1•t·111r'
ASli 1-;1.1.
E ~t1\l.COl.\I "r; El.I.
resident of ('11,t.1 \II·'·' I",,
Passed .i";J\ 11n 1>n .. ·111 l1t·1
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RE I N HOLD t R l :-J f\,
SWANSON rt•,trh·n t or
Corona del Mar (',, l'.1'-Sl'd
away on 0..·cl.'mlwr i; 19111
Survived b~ h1~ "'Ill° Man
Lou, I son Flo~rt S\\an~on ol
E verett, WJ,h1ni.:1on I
d aughter Jl·Jnl' Tollil .. r
E scondido. Ca I -,1,IH Klar1a Brick of l'll'a,anlon Augusl I 1!1~11 Ill ltt•••~h n
Ca . 5 granckhildrt·n i.ln«I 1 N~v. York Sun I\ ~·d II\ 111~
great·grandc-hlld Sl·n 11 . .,s wire Lut·1llt'. ,1111 \\ tlli:1111 ~1
will be held on Wi•dni·~clai . An gl'll nr .\11'''"" \ w111 ' a
De ce mbe r :w , l!llll JI and 11ra1111,on 1111.111 "1
11.00AM at l':u·ifu \'re" An Rcfl 11,1• .1 l'11lil11
Chapel with Ht•\ llon.ofrt Account.1111 111 '' 1\111111 -------------Beach r111 n• ,,.J1• llo \la'
The new network. ANN, is to begin operation
on Jan. 1. When completed. it is to have relay
points i n India, Indo nesia, Mongolia, the
Philippines. Sri Lanka a nd Vietnam. Each of the
23 agencies is to offer a ts -minute daily file in
English. The s tories would not be edited at the
relay points .
"The exchange is non-comme rcial and on a
self-financing basis. each news agency meeting its
o wn receptio n and trans missio n costs.·· a
statement issued at the conference said.
School mergers 0 K' d
'Neptune Society '
CREMATION 8UlllAL AT SEA
646 -7431 Our literature tells th!!' complete story o l our . ·society.
C.11 ICH' ·-,...., .. Ii•
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IA1TllH GHOH
SMfTH & TUTHIU
WlSTCU~ C:HA'U
427 E 171h St
Costa Mesa 646-9371 ---
PIHCI l90THHS
SMITHS' MOITUAIT
627 Main SI
Hunt1noton &ach
536-6539 ---
r•c.te ••• MINOllAL 'AH
Cemetr.¢ Mortuart Chapel rematorv
3500 Pac1f1c View Drove
Newport Beach
644-2700 ---
.-cOM«:S MOITUAllH LaQuna Beech
•94·9415
Laciuna Hills
768-0933 Sen Juen Cap11tuno
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I t1011foedW..,
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FRESNO (AP> -Voters have approved un·
iri cation of six ele mentary school districts and a
high school district west o f Fresno after previous ly
defeating the plan five times.
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be h l'I <I "n r h 111 .. 1 l.1 ,
De<' e m bl' 1 J I 1 •t 11 1 , 1
3 ou r :\1 ul f'.1 r1t 11· \ 1•"
Mortuar' ( 'hu11t•I I n1o·1·n1c·111
at P.ic 1fic \·1l'" \11•111nn .. 1
Pa r k :-0.«1,p1111 ll1,11h r a c I r I(.' \· 11· \\ :\I 111 I II·" I
dircctor'I
The tally in the Central Un ion High area was
1,032 in favor of unification and 944 opposed .
Supporters s aid unification would be more effi·
cient and less expens ive. but oppone nts charged it
would cost m ore a nd would erode local control.
Mac00~.\1.1>
E R ;-.; C-: S 'I
Mac OON1\I.() 1 \''"" 111 "'
Anaheim, l'.1 1'.1,,1·<1 ·"'''' on Oecc•mt)l:1 l!7 1~1141 I ft 1 •
sur\'1\'crl h\ h1' '"n \1,11111\
daughter ,Jm :\1almq11"1 111
Garrlen c:111q" r·a ,1,11•1
Mar~ Alln·il ul l.unj.til,tlt•
Ca .. 3 1otran1kh1llln ·11 11n1I ,;
g r t' u I .i I ·I 11 11 •• h I I \I I' l' n
Gnvl•imlt• ~\'l'\'H'C" "'If b1•
h e I d o n \\' <' rt n c , d .1 1
Decemlx'r Jll. tlllll at n ·1M1
noon ut llJrbo1 l • .i l4 n
Me monul l'urk "1th lk\
John Macl.aughhn. fo'1 r~1
Presb yterian Church or
G arden <irnve ortlc1sttn1t
Services under the d1n·rtwn or Ha rbor t..awn Mount Oli\'l•
Mortuary f)r tostu Mc·,,1
540·555'4.
MOBU:V
l.OIS PATRI C l 1\
P ay cuts eyed
LOS ANGELES <AP>
T h e cit y's Pe ns ion
Review Committee has
recom m e nd ed
fundamental changes in
th e police a nd fire
pen s ion syst e m s,
including a 3 percent
celling o n a nnual
cos t -of -llvlng
a djustments.
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NOTICll 0, A~t'l.l<:ATIC*
TOHLL. ALClOMDL1c aeva111.-eu
INMI ToW'*"l1111141f~n· El. TOll l TO·LA "l!ITA llESTAUllANTS, tNc; . .,.. ._iytno IO
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MOBLEY. rt'11tdcnt of the • ...._ aru for lhl' 11as1 JO year-, ,ICfmout ..,..,., ..
aflt'r movln~ hcl"<' Crom Sun •.-...tTATUMlfT Bernardino. C'u Pa~1H'd Tll• ... _,,,. ,__, •r• ... ,.,. .,.._ .. ,
away on Dt-ccmtJcr 211. 19111 WAfttill ll"llllNGS eus1Nllll
She I• t un'' c•I b\' ht'r COMl'AKY. <t• t•1 Oovo """'• husband fk'njumin ~obltoy. = 1••....,.,. ._.,, c.t•...,.._
Jr , aon Jame:-11. duui<hkr M•tr..-flH11 LO• '"""•"" Judy Ann Yan''' of Co,t1.1 ,_....,,., <-°""·..,.
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Prayer 1ervlc will bt' 1'f!ld c...-. ..
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N ... 1. ,.CTITIOUS I U5'M.U NAM• STATllMllNT Tiie lollowlnv ...,..,ns ••• doing b<nllltUIK. NEWP OlllT MA .. I NE ENG INEl .. ING, 1020 West 171h Strtot, C:wll Mtte, Collfoml• tJU1 RO I Dt •t lopmtnl Corp., •
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AMl•OID ~ ICTITlout tUMNllU NAMe STATtMaNT Tiie IOllOWlftt "''°"S ere d011>9 ...... " ...... OUl!lllT INVUTMENTS. UU Mo•• Ver .. Ort..e I an , S..11• ltt. C-• -... Collfwftl• ... ,. He1111 Koeo, 111 Toytor Orltre, Mollterty ,_, c..tlfwllle tt7~
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NOTICll O~ INTllNOllO
T•ANS~a• AND LllAH 8AClt
••ctllce I• 11•••1>'1' glv t 11 tll••i-------------REPU9lJC WAllRANTY COllP ol U01 Oove St • Suite .... Ntwt>Ort NtlX 1111( a .. cll. C.-.,.., llllltfWh 10 tren•lt• toi-------------•llO IHM W<k frOM CONCOUltSE LEASING CORP., ol WO •a• St., s1111t NOTICE O F DEATH OF tJOO, Son Ole9o. CA, per.onal p,._rt, MAOOL YN C. P E NLAND
1H1<r1-u101-,; ANO O F PETITION TO Ofll<t eflCI au~lneu Furniture •"4 ADM I NIST ER E ST ... TE Equipment, IOOOlht• •1111 lKC•UO•'I' ...
1tt1¥U Tii i• tr•nu< lion 1, to II• NO. A 111514,
,.CTtTIOUt 91111NIH NAMll UATllM41NT Tll• toltowl"O oerHn " ootnG 111111,, ..... UNlllE .. SAL AUTO •oov .. PAINT, UJt Ntwt>Ort 8oul1v•ro Cott• -... Cel!W11t1 'Jttl ' Ml(htol Oevlo G ... •••OI, t11U Nendl"• ,. ........ Perri" C..lllornle •U 70 Tllta butlllffl IS <Ol>OUCltd l>Y ell lftdhddu•t 1Wc11 .. 1 OevlG G11tret•I r111, ,, • ..,,_t w•• 111..i .. 1111 t,,. CO\lnly Clerk of Or•"Oe Co..n1., on Oe<embo< JI, t .. 1
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P11llllslltf Cr-.. CMal D•llY Plltll,
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Ptc;TITIOUO I UllNIH NAMe tTATIMINT
T lie fellowln t P•"on h Clolne IMlslMMel 'INISH LINI!, 11141 LJM Mr•t HUflll""°" 9Mcll. Celltor11le t11Mt 01111tl J 1(-, 171•1 l YM Str•t. "1ulllfll0\°" 8ff(ll, Calllornla ,_.. Tllll llutll\OH ll t-..C:l<MI l>f .,. tndlvldllel
Donlel J ICtmll Tllll , ... ..,.nt WM fll90 w1111 t"' Covnty Cltr• OI Or•t>Oe Counl'I' on
Ot<embtr I•. t .. I
~11Gt1 <onwmmoMO °" J.,.. •. "., •1 too ·a· T o a I I h e i r s , SI., 51111• UllO. Son D'-90. CA b f I I I d · 1 '".... Put>llllwd 0r""91 , .. ,, Dally Piiat,
DATED o.c.,,,.., u. , .. , ene c ar es, c re 1 ors
Rfi'Utllk w ... ,.,."' Corp and contingent c reditors of
Publl•Nd 0r..,.. co .. 1 oa11., Piiot. De< "· 11. JO. 1te1, Jiii '· t'92 ~1 Dtc u . JD.'"'· J.,. '· 11, t..,S_.s .. 1
P1111l1,:!c.°:'.:;'~:':. D•llY Piiot. Madolyn C. Penland and
o.c >01"1 s.1s...1 Pers ons who may be · otherwise Interested in the
PICTITIOUI IU!ttNUS NAMll STATllM•NT Tiie loltowlt>g pertonl ere ootng b1lll11tnes P t. W TltADING, Jt' SM\ M19.,.1 Otlve, Suitt !U, HtwpOt1 9tec:ll, CA .,..,
PAULINE L BUTCH I! Ill. Jot AO.IOllO . ..._ ISi""°, CA '7t'2 L. MARIE FO'-DE. 11 -..h'11 Dtw, lrvlne,CA"17U
w ill a nd/or estate ; PICTITIOUS IUllNEJI NAMI STATIMaNT Tiie tollowlng pet\Otl ll 0011141 l>UJll'ltU es ASSOCI ATED BUILOI HG MAINT ENANCE CONTRACTORS , ... , ""«Art""r B°"levard. Suitt !00. lrvtne. Celll.,.,,1• t21U 8ob L.eonara VOft>O, .a Lowll,
lr~IM C1lll0tn11 "2714 Tlltl Wll""'' Is conductoo 11v en 1ndlvldual
80C> L--.ro vo1oe
PICTITIOU!t 8USINlll NAMll STATIM•NT T"• fO'tlow1ng P•rton ll OOll'IO bulllltHtt. AAA PUlM81NG t. HEATING, HI FY lier ton. Ht•POrt ••tell Cetllotllie '*:I Wllllam L D•vll, Jr . SI Futi.rton. N--1 8eoc11, Callforlll•
tttol T lllJ -ll>ftl " COndlKlt<I DY Oft lnGlvldual William L Davll. Jr Tllll Jiit-wet llled wltll IN C°"llly Cieri! of O<e1199 County Ot1 Dtcem..., 14, '"' Tiiis llCislNH Is conducteo t>y • oeneral -1"'""!0 P..,llne l Bute,,., Tllll lt.tle,,_I was lllt<I wltll IN CO\lnl'I' c .. ,, ol 0••"99 County on
A petition has been filed
by C rocker National Bank
rn the Superior Court of
Orange County requesting
that Crocke r National
Bank be appointed as
personal representative to
a~inister the estate of
Madol yn C . Pen land
C under the I ndepenctent
Administration of Estates
Act). The petition Is set for
hearing in Dept. No. 3 at
700 Civic Center Drive
Tiiis st•t-1 ••• flled wllh Ille County Clerk of OranQO '°""'Y on Dtctmber 21 1"1 ~,,.,. "'"'2 Publillwd Or ..... , .... Delly Pllo4 Pulllll'*' Or-C .. ll Oahy Pltot, Dec 16, U. JO. ltlt, Jlft 6, 1"2 SU~ Dtc 2l. 30, 1 .. 1. J.,. •· t3. ,.., S•n-t1
,1,,.11 West, in the City of Santa
Pu1111u.o 0r--. c .... Delly P11o1. Ana, California on Jan. 13,
0.< "· '"'
De< JO, ... 1. J .... 11.10. 1 .. J 5'11-t1 1982 at 9; JO a .m . . ~ICTITIOUS 8USINEH
IF YOU OBJECT to the NAMUTATEMENT
granting of the petition, ou:~ .. ·,.~0~~~ .. ine ... ,.on• •ro doing
you should ellher appear BACON'S AIRPORT P!oiOTO. OSI
SPECIAL NOTic• 0 , at the hear ing and state ''8" Mertl"0111t way, Nowpon '"'"· nuDYHUION your objections or file ce111ornl•nt60 O,CITYCOUNCIL 'tt oo · ti Ith th 8ecOll'l AlrpOrl PllOtO. Inc .• NOTICE IS HERE9Y GIVEN T"1AT Wrt en IC< OnS W e Call lornle <orpor•toon, OSI "9" • stuo• Seulotl Ol tllt Fountain v1110 court before the hearing Mar llng•I• w0 , N••e>0r1 Bu<ll. cuv c ....... 11 w111 be ... 1c1.,, o.camc. Your appearance may be c1111w1>~"2MO
JO. "" 11 t oo P M 1n '"' c .... ncu i n per son or by your T111, bu>IMu I• cono..ctto 1>y • (111m1>tr Bultolng, 10200 s111er t <O<POrtllon Avo...w Tiit l>U'llOW of tlle "'"llnQ I a 1 0rney • 8.cOfl•> ~lrport Photo, Inc 10 re •l•w revluO pl•n• for Ille I F Y 0 U A R E A R-yG Bec:on, PrHIWnl P•OPO'llO Poll<• Fe<llll• c R E D I T 0 R 0 r a Tllll JUI-I WM llled will\ lht DATE~~~~:~:~:. ~~~~~~:~~ ~~~di~~S~I m: ~~:~~~·;;\~fl Orana-Cav;:;.:
P1111111htd a.--c .. tt D•llr P1101, your claim with the court Pv11111neo o.-, .. ,, oe11v Pi101,
D•< JO. '"1 s.1u1 ,, r Present i t to th e Dt< u. JO .... 1. J""' '· i1. •W2s-1t-t1
PHUC •ra
~ICTITIOUS 8USINllH NAMll STATIMllNT T lie lollowlng t>O•wn• are doing buSIMUll. Le BRUN IMAGES, t01U 81rcll•ood Ori.,., Huntlnoton &eacll, CA.,_
JOSEPH R L•B'-UN, 101l2 91r<ll-Oriw , Huntlft91on .. ac11.
CAtJ-All LE NE lt9RUN. 101l2 atrcllwood Orlw. "1untlnvton 8tec:ll,
CAtJ-. Tllll buli~s l> <-IKleO I>., en lnGlvlduat
p e rsonal repres entative
a ppointed by the c ourt
w ithin four months from •------------.-
the date of first issuance
of letters as provided in
Section 700 of the Probate
Cod e of California. The
time for fifing claims will
not expire prior to lour
months from the date of
the hearing noticed above.
flCTITIOUI 8USINllSS NAME STATEMENT Tiit lollo,,.ln g PtrlOI> ll doin g OU\lnllSH: A I T"1E MESSE NGE R SERV ICE, leQS E 17111 S1reet, No JJO, Santo Ana, Celltornla •2101 Aollert EOwaro Jenk lt1l. 072 O<.ombre<ll ~w. Hllftllngton Beec:ll, Coll .. mloO-... Tllh o.nlneu I• ,_,.., &., .,. 1nolvk1.,.I
llt~E J-ln• Tllfl -Wll 11190 .. 1111 Ille Coun ty Clerk of Oranoe County on
flCTITIOUI 8USINllH NAME STATIMll NT Tiie lollow•no P•''°"' or• 11411\0 °"''"'" ... lal T"1E Pill" PLACE (b PIZZA PL.ACE, 73S Sulle B. Bek• Strffl, Cott• Mei•, C..lllornla U61' Simon Wro<l•*"-V. J221 S Syc amore Stttet, Sant• •111 Cell torn•• '2707 Tllh -Inell 11 conOUCl..i 1>y en incllvlOuet
SJ,,_ Wroe llWlll Y This stM-1 •M 11190 wl111 lhl Counly Cletk of 0r•"91 Counh on Dtcem..., 1, 1"1 '1nt11 PubllSIWd ()r11n99 C.Olll Dall., Piiot Dec •. 1•. u . JO. 1"1 nn-t
FICTITIOUS I USINEH NAME STATEMENT Th• followlAQ e>erl<>n• .,. oo"'g
l>US~M-SS el PACIFIC WESTE RN AUTO ELECTRICAL, J12•,, N-rt Blvo. Newport 8eKll. C..llfornl• o .. J JoAnN Rle .... r. ll1~1 NtwPOr1 Blvd .. Newport Beach, Colllornle •MJ Biii Walk••. J171,, Newpart Blvo.
...... po,, lleec:ll, C.elllornl• u .. J Plllllp Herri.. 1~1 81tlne, No 11 ltivert.lclo, C.llforlllo •1'07
Tl>ls ll<llinHl ll <OtlOU<ltd by•• a-nerel p0f'1ne"NP _ .. ..,.,..
Tlllt NI--llltd wltll 1t10 CoYnl'I' Clerk 01 Orange CO\lt>lf °"
Dt<ember I. 1'11
Jowpl> Lt6rllft Tiiis tle_,t we 111..i wltll tlle CO\lntv Clert< OI Ou-CO\lnl'I' on
Dec 1', '"I
YOU MAY EXAMINE
the file kept by the court
If you are Interested in the
estate, you may f ile a
reQuest with the court to ~17"'4 Publl"-0 0r-'°°"Dau~'~:.
receive special notice of Pu1>11u.o a.a-Coell Dally Piiot, De< '· 1', JJ. JO.'"' s-..
O.Ctml>•r 14.1"1
the inventory o f estate ,,., 1• 11• >0, 1"1• J.,.. '· , .. , ~402_.1 '"._ assets a nd of the petit ions,-------------Pu11t•-0r-. c.o.si Dally Pl1ot. a ccounts and reports des Ott JO, , .... J .. '· u. 20. 1"'2 st1Mt NIUC •TICE
c ribed in Section 1200.5 of 1----------the ca11torn1a Probate NW.1,.
Code. ,1CTmous aus1NEU
CPP1nu I Jack Lop in ; B lock NAMESTATEMENT
RTESF' N~1 ~~.~;. Brickner, Lopln & Feder: .,.,!:::..~·!~owing Pt''°"' ••• doing
, Ru s T 0 R., J os E PH c Inc., Attorney at Law, 1226 M•>t 1·BR1STOL P1o1•R M•cv.
ARENSDORr &NO LI NO• c N. Broadway, Santa Ana JOlJS Br1no<•ve-.s.u11•c c~•• AREN'>DORf-CA 92701. ' Moe. Calllorniama NOTICE OF TRUSTEE s SALE PulllllfteO Or-c .. " Dally Piiot w •• ,..,, BrlSIOI Pt\,tr"'"" Inc ' a On FRID"" JANU,.RY 1• ""al Dt< JO.lt, l .. l,Jll> 6, 1 .. 2 S.lt-ti C111 1orn1 e <orpora11 on . '"U t IS " M LOS ANCELES lllLE "N D "11w111orne BlvO . Haw tllo•nt. TRUSI Ol;EO (0MP&N¥ ., Ou•• Cl lilornle'°750 ~potnte-a ""''"' uno.-r ~no owr\.u•n• ~ Illa' W•rner 8t'1SIOt to O•t'd O' Tru\t r .. 0tdod M•r<ll JI Pharrneo , Inc 1'90 •• •nS1 No J7'7• •n bOo~ 1 JU6 Fred W Wuwrmen. P•~ , .. Of ()ltocial Rt<ord• ,11 II>• STAHMaNT 0~ Se<r!Ptary o f f , t r 0 • , n • c n ., n 1 , WITHCHtAWAL ,.OM TlllS stet...-.nt wa• llled wllh Ille Re corn.r 01 ll••no• ounly ~AltT•ll•MUPOPll•ATI-County Clerk ol OranOl' Counh on C•lllo•n•• WIL~ SELL "'1 PU Bl IC UNO.• Pl(TITIOUS No .. mt>tr 10, 1 .. 1 AUCTION TO HIGHEST 8•0DER 8USINlllSNAM.a ~116MJ JOR t A~" t Od<•l>I~ •I tom• 01 '411• 1n Tiie follOwlftQ --llM ••-•-Publlohecl Orll>C)e Co,u1 Dally Pllol, lt•lul morwv ol t"4! Un1tt'd St•le\I • • I ll•t>•r el per lntr lrom Ill• O.C •, 16 Zl, lO, 1 .. 1 SJU.-1 MOl'O IES MIJST BE TE NOEREO IN P••ln.,slllp o"rot111t under Ill• CASH CASHIERS CME C• S OR fictitious l>lnl,_s _ ef CAPTAINS CE RT IFI ED CHECKS AT THE CREW, 111,,., '6111 SlrHt. N ... oorl FRONT ENTRANCE TO THE OLD Beecll. Cotilonlle 9H6l ORANCE COUNTY COURTHOUSE Tii t ll<llllOul Ou\lneu n•mt ~ICTITIOUS9USINESS LOC&TEO ON SANTA .. N .. BlVD Slatemeftltorl ... Hrt11trlftipw••lli.ct NAME STATEMENT BE TWEE N S'l'CAMOllE STR EET ~n Mey S,lteDln ll>t C-tvolOrtr19e Tiit following oenon I• doing Al'O D 8RO .. DWAY SAl'O TA AN" Full ,,.,,... __ llol Ille Ptf'IGft bu•lnen H CALIFORNIA •" "9"1 lllle end #lllldre..,lng· MICHELLE LOUISE GLEN W JONES CO . IUOI lnl.,••t con••YMJ 10 .tn<I now l\tld by 11 I FLAND. 121,,., .. 111 SlrHt, Newport B•lltnllnt l one, riunllnoton BH<ll.
vndrr \.ttO O~td of l ru\t 1n ,,,If 8••c", C.tUomla""'3 Calttornia.,._.7 o•ooPrh \t lu•l•d 1n •••a County •no Signed Mlcllelle L 111ano Judltll L J_,, ••20• 8allanllne S•••• d•«••be<l a• ~1a1SU Lene, HvMlnot°" Beo<ll, Celllo•nlt Lot 119 ol T ••<I No 11<2 1n 111<! Pubtlsi.c! Clreftllt c .. 11 Delly Piiot. tt.-7 C•tv o• '""" -... Counh o• OranOl' O.c 11, JO. '"'·J., •. IJ. 1"2S47"41 TlllS DUSll>ftl ll <•ndu<l9CI t>y an
St.t9' o• (•hforn•A ., Of'" m•o ------------1nc:ll¥l~I rproro•o 1n -~ l><t<1P• JJ to ~ Judith L -~
lnth.t\1¥f' 01 M·'-<~ll•ntOU\ ~O\ If\ Piil.JC mm '"'' ,~..,,,.,,,. .. , fll.O wun tnt '"" Oll•<r of IM County l<~orcH• ol ------------Cout>ty Cttrk Of Or•nOl' CO\lnly on
M•O < ountv O.cemt.r 7. '"' E •U PI •II crudt oil ~trol•um, ~ICTITIOUS 91111NESS ,,,,,,.
0 .. h•~• a~itum ano ell k1ndr•d NAME STATllMllNT Pvblllrieo 0r•"91 Co .. I Dally Piiot, >ull•I""'"' •nd °'""r min.rel\ und4!• Tiit lollowl11g .,.,..,,., ••• doing 0.< '·It, 23, JO. 19'1 UloMt
•no •" '•HO 1.na ••t~t tne '~Qht ,0 ""' buslne-t'•'· •nv DO"'°" 04 IM wrtao of '"" lano 8 A. It T E l l M A It I N E for d""'"" -·•t•ons ,..,, "'" Ar ElECl80NICS, IHT Monrovle ''"'''•·"<> ot Afl IUMh i~t~ftQ t>ut A••nu.. Nf'WOOrt e..ttt, CelUOf'"'• n<ll 0(1~••• ot o•I •tll orllll"JI Oii tJfl6l dov•loom•nl m1n1n9 OP•tr•l10;~· Berlell '°'11or.ilon, • Colltonlla l09t1n .. wttll IM uw o• WIG wrtao <wPOrotlon. u n MOllrovl• ,..,,.., ....
1or 0,1 ..,.11, ''"'"· tunnel\ "'""'"II Newpart llo«ll, Callfor'lllo t2Ml ••c •••l•on\ 0, >ll•fU P•oYlded, Tiiis llvllllfts I• conouctea bv •
llowtv•• lllt umt •ll•tl nol be corporotlon 11 COtl\lrlltd lo 1"01>11>11 sl•nl drllllng or ::::., =•lion •u<ll ollle< -r•1tons .,.l\1<11 1n no w•y "'"*"t '11.
uw Of tn •nv wey aHt<t thf '"''•<• rlgllll Of wk! 1-, •"41 wll1c11 do not Tiii• N""-t wn lla.d wllll -
•nl., ••IO land •I• .,.1111 1eu tll•n Cwnly C!Htl Of °"-Collftty -lttl lo w kl wrtac..e. "' ,,,.,,,.. '" tlle Dt<omw 14, t•t P11alf P1111i1ll-Or-Coast CJolly Pli.t. Ottd lrom Edna P•ct C•11ron, r•<ord9CI FtOr\lofv ), l~l In -2
~ 02, Oftl<YI A .. or~ OK 14. H. )0, ttlt. J., 6, ,_, -.1
PICTITIOUS 8USINllU NAMll STATllMllNT T II• tollowlnO P"''°" h dot no blltlMU ll' EltP ER IENCED Tll EE SERVICE, ,.11 e1-. .... n .... No, •. Co•I• Mt .. , Collfornl• tUV Arcll IC Llnduy, 1'11 Eldtn Aven11t. l'Oo B, <:Ml• Mffa. C•lllornl• ,,.,,
Tllh bu\IMU I• c_,.., Oy an •l>Cll•kl ... 1 Arcll IC LlndMl'I'
,.CTITIOUS IUllNllU NAME S~ATaMaNT Tiie following ...,,...,, ore 0011111 tlvilMH ll "1AMMOND PI ANO ltENTAL COMPANY, t10 E 11111 Slrttt, Coelo
Mew, Colllornl• DeMI> J"""" \..ft, 1616 Oell Tl'to Court, GltnOore, C•lllornla 91740 M99 D. Lee. 1614 OM T,.. Court Gttndor., c.amoml• •1140 Tiiis t111tl1>tU I• conduc1ed lly
1""•-t.wlf•I DellnllJ Lee Tiiis !Qt-WM lfled wlttl .,,. County Cltrt< OI Or•nee c-1y on De<em..., ,., '"'
~17111t Pullll.,,.., Or ..... C .. ll Delly Piiot
OK. 1',2l,l0, l .. 1.Jtft.6.1'92 S417 ..
flCTITIOUI I USINESS NAME STATllMaNT T lie followtt1g Ptrlon fl dolnO ll<lllMUM PENNY L.ANE IMPO,.TS. ljJ Mu• Vere» Dr••• East, Apt J'A (Mte .IM .. , C..lltomle •»• Slllrtey "1. Medoen, ISU Mtt.o Verde Drive Eell. API 1'A, Costa Mew. Callfornla '26» Tiiis llllSl"ffS ,, <Ollclu<lea lly •n 1no1vloue1
Slllrlf'I' H Modden r111s stet-I wH "'"' •ltll tM CO\lnl'I' Cltrl! 01 Oronoe County on O.Cem..., 1.1 .. 1
~1"'" PublliNd Or-c .. lt Oe11y Piiot,
00< 9 16, ll, JO, 1 .. 1 SllCMI
~ICTITIOUS 8USINlllS NAME STATllM•NT Tiie 1011ow1no "''°"' ore doing llutllWHti• THE SllVEllt EXPltESS. ll02 811lllerd SlrHI. ,...,nlalll Valle'!' , ... ..,,., .. .,,.
ThM Tiii NollOI>, tu. Mir• Mollto 0111erlo, Colltornlo •1761 Muoi L.•m Wellllroeto , •7' Hlblu11s Sl"9t1, Fount•lll Vallev Cellloml• t210I Tllll llvliMU I• COlld\ICltcl lly I 9111Wr1l -111t""kl n-Tiii Hel10fl
Muoi I.Im Wet~
Tiiis IV..,_ WM "'" •1111 Ille Co..llly Cler1o OI Orono-Covnt' Oft Ooc•m-1, 1"1 ,_,~
Parcel ll~Sll-05 Tllo •lrHt add•Ul eno 0111er <,ommOll O.t.lgrwtlon, II •n'I'. of Tiie
Tllll Jtat-wn fll<MI wltll Ille Co..llly Cl•rk Of Ore11ge Co..nty on O.Ctmllt< 1. 1 .. 1 Plnw
1'111.a PYblllNd Or .. c .. 11 Delly Pl .. t, Pullll"'9CI Or-Coe•I Dolly Piiot, De<. t , 16, U. JD. "" »Sl .. 1
,.., prc>CHlfl., oncrlMO •bovt ,, ~ICTITtOUS 81111NeU PulOOtlld lo b• tou MOntO•I• MAM8STATeMelfT Avtnut. Cotta Mew, Callfornle t26t7 TM lol-lne -'°"' ort dolno tll• undtr\IQneo a1u111m1 ""' _,,..,. ... ll•t>Hlty '°' any tncorrettneu Of ,... t•I lllAIHTllEI! ·~•llTMENTS llreet "4trU\ Ind OIN r common (I>) lllAINT .. IE LIMITl!O, llSU O.\lg1>1llor" 1f 1ftV, lllOwll lletelt>. Ma<Ar1flw ..... ., Sul .. UO, ltvlM, Seki~ wilt bt m-. llul wlt"°"l C:allfonlloftJU C0.,.1161'11 or w•ttanl.,, ••Pf'O\ er J--.r, ltPt s.rr-. VIiie
'"'~I", ........... 111 .......... Ion, Cit P9'11, cat....,,....., .
tll<umllr-. 10 PO'I'"" ftffttl111"9 D••I• L•mllll, ~L TroHl, f"lllcljl•t tum Of IN Nltlll --,.._POftlNtlt,CM"-11'*' b., ••kl Oftd OI Trvtt, wttfl 111to,..~t ~ •..-11. *I iun<Nll,
IMltOll, •t ,,,....,ldfd In MICI llOIOUI, Hu11t1~8MUl.CAll-., .... OCl'ol'll<tS, II 011.,, 11-tlle term1 of Tllh ...... , la <tlldlt< ... llY a tht Ot!Od OI Trv~. '°"· c111roet •nd 11m1-. _.,....,.., t1jle,.M1 Of IM T'lnlM ellCI ti -..NIWIMIMt
lfll\h ,,_ OV wld POM OI Trvtt.i Tl.is .._ -llllMI wlltl lilt towll ._.t,16504 c-t'I' Clof1! ef Or0ll90 c-., Oii Tiit ....... l(~ry _, Miid Dwd of ~m-14, 1 .. 1,
Tt1111 "•••tolore t••<utte •Ila Pl,_. Mll•t190 I• llW -''-"" o ,,.,lttt11 PllMI..,_ Or111191 C.. o.tty Pit« Doct•rellOll e' Oef..,.1 -o.m...-Ok. 1'-u. •· "91, .IM,.,,., s.Mi lor Sole. ano • •rltltn Nttl<• 01 ------------Oeteull and Electltft 10 kll Tiit
u11atlllOlleO c•u-old Notice ol
Otlt ull -Elt<llOll lo $911 lo be ------------recordff 111 tllt C-1'1' WlltN IN ,..., ..... prooortv It ioutecs. Name, SUHt llllC'llT1CIUA •""••ta
Add••o ""'° Ttle~ N11m1111tr .. 9IAMe """ ... T TN\IH or ,..._ t onM1W.. Mlt 11 Tito i.llOWfl\t --.,.. ...... LOS ANGl!llS TITl.I ANO TllUST -'--": 01.10 CXllll,~NY AS TlllUSTtl IV f M I M A Ill C a T I N G ctco COlll~ATIOH ..,. CAN8Y Ol,AllllTMllfT. "MtlllllOllltr . AVENUI, lllUE°"· CAL1'011NIA .._...,._II.~ .... .,,.,,, ,....,... •• ,.,.,, .. w. A•••· ''" .. .
O.tt ~'·'"' ClllfWMa~Mltll'" ........ ..,, ... ,.,, .IOllL~ C. A•INSOOlllP .. .._. ... II,~ ..... ANO LINOA C.AflEHSOOlllll' Tith M1Mt1 1.t <t!IWC._. lly t 1.0.AHOll.H TITL.I c..-•ttM AHOTlllUSt OllllO IC.-'!IW,.Atl«. lf'C . C:OMPAHY ll-91W ...... ~ 8Y•CIGOC'OllttO•ATION, TMt ~ -... .-.. -...... ,c-"' c-. .. 0r-.o ~.,. .,.s............. DlalMlf M. , •.
AtlhtMll Vkt ~ ..,,_.
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0.< •. 1'. 23, 30, 1''1 U2W1 .
~ICTITIOUS 8Ulllf•U NAMa STATeMaNT Tiie tellewl,.. _...,, a,. delng
llvllMUet: L. & , ASSOCIATES, 1UU Mo,Ar"-" 81vd . Solt• MO, tnflle. C:•llftrllll mu
MtllftlM ~h, te61 5'11'11<,..,t,
HUllll ....... 8-11, 'l:lllllorfll• ,,._
Jelln MlftM, 19"t Serr-. VIII•
P•flt, CellfOtlllt '*' Oavlf Lamllil, $ it. frop•1, Nt•llOrl lffcll. Ctllfwnl9 t2W
111h ..,.,...,, •• c"""'''" It• • tot11trel ....,,_ ..-..
~~ Tiiis ~ .., ti.., wllll lllt
c-1., C:ltr'll .. °'..,.. c...111,, "' Oo<.•l'llW t4, "81. ..,,_
1'\11111 .... Or .. CMA o.lly Pli.t,
"9<. I•. Q ••• l .. 1.JWt.t., 1W S.W•l
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PICTITIOUI 8UltNeU NAME ITATINNT
Tll o lollowlne '"''Ofl It •••,,. llvslllOiS ti. LOGIC"L SYHE ll GY , 4 c-•-,.,..., '"""'· c;.llftmlo tt71S C•,,. DtMll St-, 4 ~ I •VIM. Coll..,,.I• .,,,,
T llh !Mal-I IS COftf\I< ltcl llY In ll>Cllvlo ... 1
Cof'V D. Ste.I Tlllt Jt .......... I Wt\ fllOd wllll IN
c-ty Clerll of OrOll9e c-t· Oft Doc•m-7, 1"1
~•n• l"llfll.,... Or .. (Na 0.11., Pl ....
OK. t , 14, D. a. tWt UtMt
IWI
1 ....
"'" 1111• EQUAL HOUSING
OPPORTUNITY lot.I
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111.11 PubllMt't Motfce:
:: All real e:.tate ad
111u \' e r t I s e d 1 n 1 h 1 s
:: newspaper 1s subjeN to :~ the Federal Faur Hous-11.-Ing Act of t968 Whll'h
1u:. makes II illegal to atl
:: \'ert1se "any preferrnre.
'""' l1m1Ull1on . or dis
:: rn mmallon based on 11w rare. rotor. religion.
sex. or national ongm.
,..., or an intention to make
.,., an~ surh pn·ferent•e.
:: It m 11 at 1 o n . or d I s
:;:::: rnmm11t1on .. ...... ,._ti .....
.'U.AI !I~ ~ ~t..V
This ne-.l>p.iper will not
knowmgl~ Jr<·epl any Ud\·ert1sin~ for real
estate wh1rh 1s m \ 1ola ~ llonolthe_la~
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NOO
"" tlJt me 1110 , .. 111' ,.. ,..
EIJtORS: Adnrtisers
~check tll.,r ads
daity .ct report ff•
ron lfNlltdiof.ty. The
DAILY "LOT a11UMt1
labilty for the flnt
Incorrect Insertion
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* • * ~l~:t:~
t:WPORT Beal·h
Yoo are the wmner ot
lour frt>e tl('kel!> tS18 00>
\aluetothe
Sports. V ocaffOft
Cll9d av Show
ANAHEIM
COS\'t:NTIOI'\
CE.~TER Jan 2 lU I
To ela1m ttl'ket~. 1·all
642 S678 , e~ t 272
Ti rket.s must be d a 11Tl4: d
b) January 8. 1982 * ••
•IAYFROMT•
IOATSLIP
$545,000
WOW' Lowest prtl'ed
bay!ronl home ON
BALBOA COVES LarJ(e
4 bdrm. 3 bath. double
lireplare. rovered palio
plus murh more' Will
AJTD o r sell so•,.
75'~ or lease op11on !
lolboo .. , Prop.
Rffllton
*675-7060•
C.M. R-2 LOT There's an existing 2
Bdrm 2 Ba home. The lot
Site IS SOXl37' With plen·
ty of room for a new un·
II Assume 9'1 lst T.D
Asking pnre St05.000
R.E. AGENTS
Make lhe most for your
efforts 90' u 1oor, split
Co mpl ete office
serv1res· residential.
rommerr 1al. 1n\·est·
rrrnt. Start New year oH
right! Call Dan Wallen-
tine. 64.S-7221
O.WVllly,Utalt
-Skier's mansion. 4 BR .
brand new $695.000.
760-1977
ledllced SI00,000
SPYGLASS
IYOWHER ~can View SS7S,OOO
6brt41t ba. 4100sg rt
SOln'HPORT MODEL
OWNER FINANCING HJGHLV UPGRADED Ofler expires Jan. 31
2S Bodeita Bay Call owner 7S9·07~
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT~ednesday. December 30, 1981 DS
l t
Th e rnarketplace on the Ornnge Coas t .642-5678
M edwn mcnnw o/ Oaily f>tlot families
erceeds $34.lJO() a year. Your ad reaches
th~ c:ow1ty 's most affluent f)uymg au·
dzence
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COLE Of NEWPORT
REALTORS
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&75·5511
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HUNTING TOM
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Affordable r1t1homl'. 2
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doset. lar~l' :.undet·k.
romm pool & ov.ner l1n ll'2.~
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give us a eall on the·
phone and we'll help you
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12112% FINANCING ... !
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Townhome w panoramH· golf
<'Ourse view! Ft>i.lturing 2 Br dt•n
& wel bar. fplt, elt Call 759 150 1
or 752-i373.
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tennis & pool' O" ncr w1 II <'arr\·
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Bay &Beach
Real Estate
REAL ESTATE EXCELLENCE SINCE 1949
COME WITH US ..• TO SPYGLASS. i\n
absolute jewe\ on terms you can nf
ford. English style five bedrooms,
four fireplaces. two wet ba rs. £-'our
car garage. Cash. no problem. Ownl'r
will consider low down or s mall('r
home in exchange. SI .500.000.
1617 WESTCUFF DR., N.I . 631-7300
W ESl.FY ~
TAYLOR CO
HEA LTOl\S ~111et· W4
NEWPORT IUCH DUPLEX
OWNER WILL FINANCE AT I 3%
200· to heath. 4 Rcdrooms. 2 baths 111
Uppt>r. 2 Bedrooms in lowpr So11w
vit•\\ of o<·can F1rc pla('t's Pat10:-
S279,500. Owm·r will ('arry Isl lrnst
deed or $2:lo,oou at t:f', No loan fc.•t•
WESLEY H. TAYLOR CO., REALTORS
2111 Salt Joaquin Hills Rood
NEWPORT CENTER. N.8. 644·49 I 0
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PETE BARRETI
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R£SIOfNTIAl Rf Al fSlAIE SERVICES
PRIME OCEANFRONT DUPLEX
Bca('h lo\'t'rs' ln\'l•:-.tors ' EnJO)
dr<1matit o<:ean vit•ws & beach l1f(•
Ex('ellenl summl'r winh.•r rt•ntal
incomt' & wrtll' olt:-: Supt.•r rnnd1
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IN NEWPORT CENTER
644-9060
LUXURY PEHTHOUSE ON WATER
l"hrior 11 right CMlt of Ardlltectwal
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lreu. llodtd glou & ....... occeltts.
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dl1a i:ieatilcJ. $725,000 fff.
WATERFRONT HOMES, INC
REAL ESTATE
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2436 W C:0.•1 ~ JI~ M.tfttW Aw ~Buell &l>o. l~
631·14" 67Mtto
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OVER 57 YEARS OF SERVICE
HOISi rRorHTY
Dramatic Home Approx. 2/3
A~res 4 BR Pool Spa
Remodeled Recently Park 8 Ca rs + R.V. Great Location Can
Keep 3 Horses, Maybe More On
Your Own Property. Only $289,000.
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Prestige pool family home. Ma in
channel view from beautiful tradition
4 bdrm, S bath. $1.495,000.
Wide lagoon view from spectacular
architectural design 6 hdrm, 5 bath,
play r oom . dark room & de n.
$1,350,000.
UDO ISU HOMES
Featured on Homes Tours lovely
traditional spacious. custom 3 bdrm , 3
ba th ho me, newly redeco rated
$475.000
Newly remodeled 3 bdrm, 2 bath plus
lge recreation room & 2 patws. Beam
ceilings. Xlnl value <1l S420.000
CAIMATIOH COVE
Spectacular harhor view from 4 bd rm,
4 bath ba yrront 2 boat sl ips .
S2.0SO,OOO.
WEST IA Y A YE..
Remodeled. like new 3 bdrm . 3 bath
bayf ronl. Slips for 2 lge boats .
$1,200,(XIO.
BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR
341 Boy\•de Dr •vo: N B 675 616 1
COST A MESA DUPLEX
Creal investment 2 units
both indenllt·al. 2·storv. 3 HH.
fam d1n1ng, stcp·d·o wn LH
w beautiful fple. Close to t>ea('h .
$250.000 2UI A & fl Palmer .
Natalie Benjamin 752·1414.
30 YEAR FIXED RATE
13~% LOANS
GARDEN PARK VILLAGE: ~ ,\ :J
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Quultty hwlt 2 years new
duplt'X by owner
htal<kr 'Ownc·rll " unit
h11113 IH'(lroomi.. 3 baths.
3 ~un det'ki.. hkylil(hti..
lwuin!d C'EHlin11~ und J
car icaraKC Submit on
fin11ncin 500.
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IRVIME TERR.
FIXER
"°low market & OWC'
bl TU at 10'. 5 yr?.' 4
Udrm w pool, IN! land
GreK Astle, agt 759 1221
4341EGONIA
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a\ 1111 $S7S,OOO
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Htlrm rental 1·111tal{t.' All
in ~ha111 1•11ntl w c·xrel
loc•a11on Owner will
1·ar11 11!1.' 2nd TD lk~t
bu) 111 town for onll
$280.0IXI
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VIEW plwc PRIVATF. SPA an·
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Type Home ~. 24 hr
M't'Unly, • , mt tJVI heh
+ fishing Plt.'r Cecl:lr
Cottage type, redwlllld
dHk, pool. guardl·<l
ieatc, itdlts onl) '\o
dogs ti1900 499 3816
CAM'TUST
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Crl'Sl'enl Ba\ Beach
Ov.ner will !1nllnc·1·
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497-1 7,1
Newport leach I 069
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759-1221
IOIBE SUllU<I OCEANFRONT uws :>t1onn•\ 1a BY OWMER
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REALTORS
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$129,900
675·1771
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675-2311
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dtrll. pool. auarctrd "'1aJw1m St. Open dail.\• UIXUIY IAYFIOMT fireplaces. micro.wave oo••••••••oooo••••••••• I -· --S 8 5 o mo Ca I I rro Lo rm to members Kitchenettes· Phones I • .,~o I 1ate. adlts only No S.S. 3 Br. 2 & with boat slip. ov~. ren.red pat101 & STEP TO OCF.AN Most 2dBr w1gar. $4lS Newly 714·752 5040, (9-S I or $1500 640-9605 "Z"Channel Mo\'1es mediate Y .. ., inc
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2 loea in ,Plnttrest lwwn. Fenced yard. garage. rr ~11 Bl\·d & :c.o or •*nds6Jl··6630: dplx. urtau'S. 28r. I Ba· ~193611\ernoon. evei. 3 bcfnR, 2 bo ~ 831-5479 ~ ~lls Mt>m Park. new ca rptt & paint No Spacious 4 bdrm. 3 bath. San ~eff~w~ Stt1~ SPECrACULAR OC.'fAN Ccntra heat. refrti: & Newport •ach 3869 Dplx 2 blocks lo beach Yearly , on the beach. MI F 3 BR Ba Ibo a Whitt a ff \.a I ued a I pets. 2544 Orange. House ram. home New paint & '"II u 11 mont & C TY • i.love enclosed 11arage :tt:.ttO:.............. l'atro.J~~ mo 673·3728 Hotel rooms. kitchenette Peninsula Fl.Im Must be ~ ea. Will sell for .. E .. 1525 + securit \'. carpet MO\'e In read~ 631 5439, 2473 Orani:l' I LI GHTS VI ~:w Quwt' & safe No kids or panll NEWPORT & bath. l280 up monthly Resp. 673.5953 eves. 1250 f400/ea. 557.9606 548.ma. · $1200 per month. ,\gt, A\_e , C~ta Mt>sa From t•vel)1 room. larJ(e ~ $$50 mo S4l4 ~442 Ml\ Eastbluff 2 Br 21., Ba + S21JO security dtpo1'1l + '• util 640-~. I lir Sii.~ mo Anthun.\ no.5629 · en«lsd l(ar. pool. frplc: 2306 w Oreonrront. 0 1 rchll Mesa Verde 4 Br. 2 ea. • ......... Ith r.r.u.t.•d days eall 6<12 57~7 wkn<b ---. COUHTlY CLUI aoo rm 64()..52!11; New p 0 r I 8 e II l' h Wanted re ma le room ,..,.,.., 160 frl!lr. lrg •·ard. nr schls. ..-,,.. ""I ="" t:S 1 de 2 BR . N 1• • UYl ... G .,.,., •1u_ mate to share 3 bdrm, 3
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0wvv.l gd. loc. twnhme. Lon gar $2200 mo ~H·s . S65o.lutwy ~ ''"' 2BR red('('Or:a1l•1t Ou1>ll'x Duplex, upstairs 2 Hr. I San Clettltntt 3176 Special (;ar~ for spe~lal 17141 523-0890. art er S ~na cen.ter. 18.000 964-168Sor 675.3455 760-~.,_ N H11yfront l bclrm 1!<1r I Dix lge 2Br 2bu. rr11h'. 110 unit w I ll i 11 IC 1 l' 1. a r Ila. frpli:. Paragt' Nl'ar ••••.••.••••••••••:•••••• elderly ladies Ple11Sant j]l4.L645-4228 st With credit tenants. ----Bhlfs Condo. 3 nr up . 1 br apt. \ lew. patio. park IJl•ll;. $850 ind a I ut1I Hllrajl' ssoo 559 SOOI IJdo~hOl)pfng arl'a $/iOO NI l E 2 8 r . I 1 8 11 . home utmosphere by Npt Oceanfront $235 mo
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Aaaheim Sl .430.000. Rm PatJo & Small Yrd nook. '!JOO. 644 2607 7 I 4 Ii 7 3 5 5 ti 11 or AVAIL MOW! ix·l!! M~~l hJ\t' r~·r~ nopeL~ /\v111I Jan 6 $450 nurse. 751 1058 an S or SIY!>kt'r 5411-16§2_ ~ \No loan). Net in· t4ClO mo Days. 645-6266 Spar 3 BR 2, J ba. ''er.. 213 287 11259 Coda Mfto 3124 Lari:e I Br. curpor1 , pool ll r 1 , ,. h ~ ,; 1 1 , , m> 493 Z710 ~ _ 0 t' . h d 11 ~-Sl50 .000.1 Yr . Eves.'94-0395 I ... p 1 ............ ar-.:.. .. .1_ 3707 ••••N•::w··1.·v··1·,: .• ·<~<·1:••••• & ldundry Adults. no Clu.bhou.~l·.\\1• 1i14i;:10:1 t1.t:AN·2Br. llfa lmlry. S....rlefttals 4200 m1san1.n!ufe18renec-.gfeo~mee; Ground least 60 Yrs: Elegantnew condo.3BR c eantown'"'"· 00 ·~· -.....__ ... r n IX'U. S4l!'l+~1lt•µc1~11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• "' ... ~ 20 Yrs. rial. Call : 212ba. l yrold.$795mo. 1ti11R. eh' S750 mo lt1 ~;~~~;:~i~s.;;••••••••• I Ill'. )(as prl t'•lt'I i:ar 931 W 19th St .5411·04112 NO n:~:· Apl & Condo :'~·~%nopct~.S4~>llmo. ~nsel Beuch.2 BR 2&. learher share tour
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Harbor Investment Co. pets. 962·8639 To rla1m llt'kl•ts. rall ....................... rum $.MJJ 2 fir 011111111 \Jrd. i·arµt·t~ ilr.•t•«' need5 e1qht days selling time o r IUSI one • 642 5678. ex t 272 On:AN .. HONT 2 lo. I llr $12.S Adult~ 1111h ('all Tht,.Ofll'lllln·11."1 • * * * Tlrketsmustbedainwd A\a1I Wmh'r Wi•l'kl\ ~4 f>.lfi!IHliCI TSl.M~ml 1•12 rno:t •
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2310Santa Ana Ave • * * Want '11ml'I h 1ni: , t 1 .1 Matun• ad u It:-on I\ ••••••••••••••••••••••• • Classd1ed line o f type Minimum ad IS 3 lines P lease pn nt
Costa Mesa Harbor View Monarn S1Jl·1·1.il 1 n a 2 II r $12."> m • 1~"> W tlllh St 2 BK. 2 RA lii:.h•.i,twr plainly • _.__.._S" You are the winner or 3br,2ba.gardener.nl'W To•nhuu.w. rnm11h•t1•h tMG-95(Ti nu Jl<'h nu 1""1'1'1'· 1 • ~ rour free tickets ($18.001 l t1025 644 4728 f • S>t95 M A .l\ Jll J.1n 1-.111 K1•1:1•r • R.wtx>i.uwa<;;~oBr, 3 vall.IC!tothe ;a;:~ J bdrm. 3 ba. lu~LIO"'l ~Y,1C;0Li1U11l1 rJ~-~~ot ll'l7 1200 • r------------------------------, •
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-.................. • nJ • pe YEAll·AOONO AJH Ti k be 1 1 Be h r I 15 80 UDO ISLE tbanning 4 fl95. 9ll0-5618 story $1400/mo Guard Social Acltvillt's 0,· l' ets must <' dim<'( I e 1rst O\TUIJJnt ! • , • wrm. 2~ bath Ir, sun-gate. pool & tenncs Im· lec:l()(•freeSunOay byJanual') 8. 1982 Only 4 un1l s. 2 Hr I --tio. ""mpl•t•y un. 4 bdrm townhouse Jl1 mediate availability. Brunell • BBOs • • * • wdrplc & 2 Br w d1•n • Add $2 60 f h ddl I 111 f 8 • ...., ....-... v ... ~ ... ba, encl patio. serunty 644-5403. Pa111es . Plus more Hurry for the besl \'ll'W I ,' • or tac a I ona ne or times • ll"lded. 11700 mo. Year· llOmo. 979-6519 -Pociflc li25 to '675. Adult~. no •
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8 8 • '1 '0 0 y r I y . rebete. fM0.22168. Cliffhaven. Newly decor. rooms • Furn1sl'led Large I Br upstairs with Furnished & Unfurn I 2 J • ,' A ddress • 2t1/f71.15'1'1 1nm JJ44 &Unlum1Shee•Adull cathedral cei lings . Bdrm Apt s Gym , ::c; 28r lba, patio. eat.in Lmng •No Pets • poolside balcon)·, f~c. J1cun1. Sauna. pool. •
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2 C ...... patio, decks ~tf75/mo. W ·905'1 + f.nn. "-t ocean view. Oakwood ac ous ac Wit patio . . ...,,. • I eek o r . . enclosed 0 .. """ OMMn AperttMnt• PS mo. Adults. no pets. 3 Br rondo In Htng Cont-I • • orll50. -..UO New condo, 2 BR. 2 BA. pool /tennlJ/sec. Sl.800. 2650Harla, 549-2447 Pvt patio w /Storage • I Charge m y ad to· ~-.. """-lJJJ Palk>, Nr Parle• Pool. (213)430-3629 Ntwport 8-chN. 1br.1; ba w/ahwr. utils shed & carport. Kids I · • --No a&ll 675-11646 eves 880 1r1111e ~· 11111"' • _................... 3 Br. 2 Ba. or 2 Br. 2 Ba . (7l4)645-1104 pd. PiO. adult only, no OK. no pets S525 mo I -Decllll l BR home with lMALS Dm.Commtypool. S79S. pets. 599 Hamilton. =c. 752-2197.8-5M/P • 0 ~ # Exp. •
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•/pool 6 1p1. Family flee. racil. 551-4196, bu1e yard, Newport y.,..,." Be autiful landsc6ped : ~~~;:;,~~·;;:, : 1111 NO POSTAGE :, •
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It. Detllent ~ltlon,. Woodbridu Ea tau Cn6': U j Ddllhllul 2 bdrm, 2 ba Covered pa rk Ing. • t ,· IF MAIUO : • .. !ML •• T_._., Homt. 4BR. 2l'll BA. fam ..._.... ' &:.. con4o. Partially turn Adults. no peu • IN T ti[ -~.7Sl-3ltlor rm.dblnn,frplt .patlos. r 3425 S«urtty1ate.S8SO +stc lBR S4SS • !' U .. ITE O STAT(S Q • _..A., Avail. Det' lake, Pool ' Tennla ••• .. •••••• .. •••••••••• IJl)lomo. 7Si-15&4 2BR.14 BA ~ n "' ~ • 111• OUSE end unit, 3-a Prhile1es. $1000 Mo. like new. 2BR 28A. din· Bllboa Bay Club. 2 BR 2 161 E. l8lh. 642• • e OUSINESS REPL y LABEL .. a.ttoSC Plua. Grttn· e.o.LS27 551-41 . Ing, If paUo. balcony. Ba,6mo. lease, I 131 E.18th. 648·6816 1 BR. lutury Condo, VIiia • w ?_ •
.-bomf, 3 BR. 2 BA. Beaut. Turtlerock. 4 BR A/C, frpl , selr·clean 640<96m Paclfiu, pool, Jacuzzi. flUT cL •~s P£111o11r NO 1J co~TA MU• t •u,001& •
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.. ~A'~:,,, w11h no nedit l'hl•1•k S ... LESPERSO..._. 2offires +bathroom & • .. nfrv t714 1171HSU "' " , ... lll!Ult ...... CE for hus.' l'o,.1:1 M1•,.,1 1!\aWl'M l. f1l1n••. GUARANTF.EI> Wr11t· L' 1 1 t ",, "" ,.. storage. 3'1S rt. $280/mo ... ...--.-0 ... ·. R r.X11t•ni•n•·•·1 l' 1'1" rnntr E~ttt'l'11•11o•i·1l an•ou11t ' ~hOfl Must haq• 01111 l!t'nl'r.11 t11f1n• 1:11011 l'Jll 1>12 '"l» 6''J-8~9~ to DPL, PO Hox 4775. "'' ta"lt I " n.~: l(',\I. 111mi:1111·n1 ''1ll'!IVt'rS1111. k _ .. h I I 'Om h. f I •. I I .................. 3803. I ' ' • --·v N ""l06 Ambi·11·ous bo•·s und L'x· 111 . • J ,,1,.1,1111 f111 1·1•m tnx· .1m1 am l11t1> \II 1 pan~ ... •111· 1 >"'JI .... ..._....... 1""'_._e<>as. '"°" J r.1· ni.: 1•1•l'l'f op IWl'Ct'(tforl•h•1•lr111111 r *1l eo...-CdM == a1rts l().13 "Aa-old. to ( 1 rn•rnJll111"i.1<1lhmaJi11· r1•ft'r1•1H1'" ~•II b1• 1anl't'm1·111 l".all or lll!~Rn.r.•y • ,· ..._.~RT · ·-1·• ,. ,~ , • ponu1111~ or r:11n111i: rn mri: n•i> •·iimJia111 \ l'r.i • I ,1 ~ ""' •
n5nl"V G«ANDOPEHIMG-work one or two ev('n· data 1•ntn lll•l a1 I lllt•a!tant offll"t' l'orn 11i..u1,111n• hrnk1•ra.:1· i·l'nfit'll Ex•·1·lli•n1 IJJ~ appl ••<'rrill l.ini·h for l.\WYF.R Goud '~ f.'C:u!~~1~i~esn~ao ~· ~·~ Trmt 5035 eJ!~r~ARE ~n,~s:ap~~e~ut:~':,n; ~~rl~.tt~~~~'M\1~1''~'.:~·:~ ~·1~~~;~P~i'"~~~.11~~l~~~ ~~r_::;• ;;;~~~11~:~·;;~1·: ~~~a~t~~~'.s.:1~~1 • J i~:~1;,1wn Fran:111·L· ~~~~t1·~1;Ju':i~\,1~~.'r,11or.~
Alrport,fromS36Swlfull "-Formerly Lindu & t1ons . Transportation 110011 follow lhrttul!.h 111th 1'lCIJl'rll't11•1· For I 1 • ti40.8S\O •/. service available. Call •••••••••••••••••••0 •• and constant adult ·kill• fur f 1 "JI'·" a11pC 1<111 l71~lti4~ ~S22 1 r h f V1rk1's Ra rk 111th lht• ,, ·' ,J, .. l 11 EX('(" M'l'l Jt1mm J>Sl!<I _,,.RT • R lll!ECRET"'RY -• now or l mont ree. SCIHltr~ Co. best superv1s1on provided Newpnrl lk :.11·h n o•al & f 1 1 ... su• ...... CE v.-1rv UHITI ' l'staurant Wa11 r1•s,,. ,, ..
wa8J3.99'76. All lypes of real estate Call 3 to s·30PM. ask for tiito1t1• uH11·1· Perma l"Ofl "anl in Nl'll'port " -" knocks often when you I ii .11 ~ an <I n •I! h 1' Rr:-p t'\llr ii. I t•r,:i11I•· C M 3 4 5 f t + U1vestments since 1949. 669·0207 Andrea. 642·4321. ext I nent & P T pu>11111n,. l'l•ntr Looi>( hn., h,ml l.il·i·nsi•rl '7'"'1111'. Ufl !.&! result gellinl! Daily Gt.0..J.!r ~ l'anwlot I t:cl 11 prni: •kill ' \ u111
bath, storage av a i I c--w.1..... ilt 343 J1 ail able Grubb & El 11-ork ' i·hulll·ni:u•i: for fltorwn ti•r ha-.•i. ' ;wht Pilot Class'f ed Ads to tiiJ 323.1 llU\' pnont 1 po~1111111 •n'!f'"~ S2501mo. S48 ·334S , ~ ....., ATOKltofClass I M som1•ont' unu,u.1111 lrl,urum'l'.li7552h2 '' . I r,1p1tll1 1!'""111 ,!••. "94·3803 2Rd TD1 Esl'Orts& Mooels AlTJ'OMOTrVE L~. ('flflt~·290'.;{11. bn~ht & ~k1ll!'cl I( lhi,. 1" t• n n i • I 11 i• r ' o " . ~~e~he Orange Coasl I R~>OFERS·All '-'Pl'"· i ~l'I< port Bc>a1•h l"ll r~
64J.2171 545·0611 645·479824hr Pnco.......... 1sn1 ~OU. pl<'.ISl' 1·all w1't'kcl111 '1.7;i rn 2pm Phon 642S678 ~r.. l'Xpernl'l•tl1•0 Mu i.I van1 r11mi•1htJl&d1•11'···· Ba~rontl Medl9tttAatsM~ \'1sa1MC COOK--PM )'our ~martl''I . un ·~ll-1 5'!1!1; e ~ r~p & clt•~n1l.1hk 1,11° \"nl t m1l1'<I """~
• SINCE EARLY l A..dDrl•tr Gord l.11, 900 Ra1 s1dt> c hallenRt>d . unrll'r lall M1kr.l\.127222 vurtun111 ti-lil Kill2 -· Clfice s ace. 2SO sq n A01oroot1ve expenence Dr N Be h ut1lr1.eo fr1enii & tt•ll Macltllti1tt ' • · ~·:.r,
S400per rm. lst and last. 1st & 2nd. Trust Deeds fnlaloywllt & preferred S day week · e~rt ac lhl'm about t has ;id L.od rositiOfl Cla.~ifitd Ads. your one· j~'tnd 11 h.Jt ~ou 11 ""' in 111a11.' sonwthrni: 11, sellJ>-, •
Contact John 67S 9007. OWNER·NON OWNER ,...,...... Salary commensurate to COOKS C 0 mp e n ~ a 11 on 111 l.ast'r mfi.: firm Sl'l'k" ~~lloppin&eenter , Daily Pilot Classrf1rd~ CJ~i.•fu.'ll ucts ilu at 1<l•IJ ,
eves960-172S llbru4 umls ••••••••••••••••••••••• eicperient.>e Call Greg Experrenred dinner $24.000 -t benerus If ma t·hin1st ~ for pro -' Peter Dobbs. Broker ""·-.. ti tP rts o 1 t .. __ " ...,..llttltal 4450 760-6827 646-60lS ScMoea& uw ... n a ep a rook , l(Ood pa ) & yoo·re the •.-=I. pleast• lOlYPt' h1Zhtpro1l11<•llun ~! ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...,_Holt 7005 StnClemenleFord benefrts Appl) 1n reply rn confident'!.' to Mm~ yr.. l.'Xpt•r rn prt• •
StoreorOCfire. IJSOsq. ft . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 491-6ttt___ -person. Jolly Rog~r. 400 Mr Charles. r 0 Box <'ISIOfl llliol('htntn): us1ni:
Mesa Verde Area Earn 163 on Balboa $3190 WEEK. Christian S. Coast Hwy . L11Jtuna 20!>.Cd.M_~ rrulhnl( m.irhtnt'. lath1·. 54>4123 Island trost deeds Over Pre-School 320 E. 18th Bearh._ gnnder. l'I<'
Xlnt shop loc. on Balboa ~equity. Short or long St. Cotta Mesa. Special Banking _Ft~4C}~.~-T We i1re a d111s1un of Pen.. all root & auto traf· Lenn. ssooo minimum. Program 646-5423 rACICA .. ER/ CUDIT /. Johnson & John:son and lil ..... sfy IJtr UNORWlfTll COUECTIOMS as surh offer un l'X fie to the Balboa Ferry 675-Zt,6 Jobs W..e.d. 7 075 VERY BUSY loan office Growing Man ne t'le<' AU*i CUIK <'t'llenl benerit p;u·ka~r
passes m front. Great ••••••••••••••••••••••• l1I local Ne'41>0rt Beach tronirs manufa<'lunnl! Electronic distnbutor~ Ca 11 or a p v I~ al
place for book store. art • • • Savings & Loan. is seek· company needs person needs mature person for 1.a11kmann Electro Ov
shop, office, etc. S600 * * * Mrs. v. Troit Ing experienced loan eicperienred in credit & filing dept ExC'ellenl op hes lnr . 330~2 (.';i I le rm.673-2943,673·3930 ICATHYHOC91EIT 147£ 18thSt.8 ea c kage r s a un rollections.Wedealwith portumty & Company Av1ador, San .Juan
.....,. ... ....., 4500 ~Yacht Vindex Costa Mesa derwriters for conven· over l.OOO account.s, bolh benefits. Call: Elsa. Capistrano a Off Aero
............. •••••••••• Newport Beach You are the winner of Uonal real estate loans. domestic ' overseas. 556-3880 Puertol 17 141 -193·6624
IMDUSTllAL You are the winner or four free tirket..s <S18.00) Salary commensurate Would consider retiree ~=======~EO:E;;&;;~;H~-;.--.. 5'ACIFOR four free tickets (Sl8.00) valuetothe with u perience. Ex· who would like to re· I
valuetothe ~Voe:~ cellenl growth potential main active. Newport LIASI ~ y affOfl .ctRY Slaow with aggressive rom· Beach area. Please ad·
COSTA MHA ...,.... • .., CIC ANAHEIM pany. Please call for ap-dress resume & re·
•One 1500 sq fl unit ...tltY Sltow CONVENTION polntment : ferances to. P.0 Boie •Two 1900 sq ft units ANAH EIM CENTER Jan. 2_10 Ms. o.nny Parisia 1306 Ne wport Beach.
•Two 3700 sq n units CONVENTION To claim tickets, rail 714-645-6505 Calif. 921116.1
•Avail.Jani •3S-38•sq CENTER Jan.Z·IO 642·5678, ut 212 MIWPORTIALIOA N•wyDri"r
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Woe>dworklng OK. ~r~!!~ml t: ~·1112,,;;ci by January 8, 1982 1100 Irvine Ave . NB cord. brine MVR. Costa
,..,..,. 4550 by Januaf)' 8, 1982 • * * E.O.E. M IF Mesa Blueprint, A6" ....................... * * • ECRETARY will tape" PlaCfllUa,C.ll. /
Garage for re nt on typt organltational HI~ somelhln1 to sell? F'\nd what }'OU want in
Bllboa Pen. next to f\tn min es. 847·5032 CIHslfled ada do It well. DallY Pilot Classifieds. 7.<>nt <101,·112011'). mo '• •••c-•/
rm. 673-673-3930 f1a 1n•1/ twa Wmhct 7100 1111•11 Pilat .................. "··: Lolt&..-~;;T••••oo•••u•••••••• ~ace or Business C l, .......... ••••••••••••• AC04n,A.YAILI
1100 sq n. S310 Incl utlls. a..t I '-'d l lOC .. • ' ..
443 Hamilton •D. c M ....................... Tiit Joll;t:~ Inc. has :. AdYerti'1.11' t.a.... . 1194__ an A/P clerlcol position ~ .... W..... 4600 for an lndustrio1.1s In 1 Eicper. newspaper dil ay Slllesptraon 10 ""**•••••••••••••••••• FOUND ADS dividual Oen'I ofc and/ : h~dle kt>y accounu for Oran&t Coast Rttpfd1ble English lady or 1rmt'• expr prt-f 10 • Daily Pllol Salary. commission and
with dau&hlfr 10 yrs ME FREE key txpr. xrnt bnrt' ,, UC'tlltnt benefits. Growth opportunities .-S Z to 3 bdrm house worklna cond Apply In for person with carttr 1m.bJtion Stnd
&omit.or ltaN with OJ)• Clff: ptnOl\11: rnmnl11l1' r•111m11 '" M11r1f !"'~"' p" Lloo to buy Muat be . TittJoll.Y Roaer Inc Box 1560. Coate Mesa CA. 82JS2S. No phone
a•lil Mu La11.111a Hill• 641-1671 170'2 0 111ttttAv call•. pluae An Equal Oppor·
Artl prdtrrtd phone Irvine m-0331 l!L'l!»' Emp!~1!!
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• towa &o look for 11r11•. knowleci1e ntt Busy ol •• ORANGE CO•ST 06 ILY Pl 0 llPt ·JM ,_. lofla1'1 .._ .. you'll find 01t11 , .. fi!_..<'t ...... MO-........,.J281____ "' "' L T aml'lt _.? u 111t, n• Mt't 11 Claulflt4. SEU ktlf 1ttms with a • 330 wA:t!i~a.'~1i2~r"'°tt.: .. •21 •
EXECUTIVE
SECRETARY .
BIG 8 CPA FIRM
LOCATED IM FASHION ISLAMD
Big 8 CPA firm located in
Fashion Island is seeking a
professiona l sec reta ry .
Typing 75 wpm. shorthand 100
wpm, capable of working
independently, well organized
and versatile. Competitive
starting salary and excellent
benefits.
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II o mt' m 11 k tor "' 1th Coeti Meu rx":r:~~· :at~ do~~ TnrthTARINlySbHn 14' Alum Seu Nym 9 9 ~3J0.7800 Cormltr·DeL1llo tN'l\ot1n1tl 'kill· ~a11t Vou •rt the winner or "' l: ""·t It l Gd d ArM-t/ cu.v.OLIT ~ ft ,, .. ,. "ra.. 1· " s oo 0 rc1t wtth kids. Ciall Mu old 1unt 11 n•·'t" 11 ic.v n, w r r. con · ,.....ClilNK~ 9SJO ,..., .. 1n11 to "•'t hu(·k 111111 hu~1 "'"" 11 ~" ICaett l 111 I • ' ,.., • mnn ?AA ""1• I ,..,11 BEACH BLVD " I t th 546-1879 ph1losoph"r Sh"" ••"• ~-·--"" " ._ 11llM""'~w:'lmSTft t\t'$:i "'or Id ''" ue 0 <' --' "' ~ ' ••••••••••••••••••• •••• HUNTINGTON BEACH 11
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Court upholds Harris ymurder verdict
Judge iays Scarsdale diet doctor's killer receive fair trial even though not per/ ect one
NEW YORK CAP> -A state
appeals court today
unanimously upheld Je!ln
Harris' conviction for the
murder of her lover, ScaradaJe
Diet doctor Herman Tarnower.
In his opinion, presiding
justice Milton Mollen said, "We
are convinced that although
Jean Harris did not receive a
perfect triaJ, she received an
eminently fair one. Nothing
more is required."
The court rejected defense
claims that the case was
seriously prejudiced by the
prosecution's use of a police
officer's report that he heard
Mrs . Harris say, "Oh my God, I
think I've killed him."
Mrs . Harris made the
s tatement on the telephone to
her lawyer the night or the
shooting and was overheard by a
Police oflicer who later testified
at the three-month trial.
The statement, "made under
these circumstances, neither
indicates nor suggests an intent
to kill on ttie part of Mrs. Harris.
It suggests the contrary since it
r eflect s h e r s urpri se at
ivision or State
reme ourl in Brooklyn
me al Mrs. Harris must
obtain permission from the
slate's highest court, the Court
of Appeals in Albany, if she
wishes to appeal further.
Joe l Aurno u , her trial
Court rejected defense claims
case was seriously compromised.
Tarnower's condition and her
uncertainly with respect to her
responsibi l ity f o r that
condition," the decision said.
The court said the telephone
conversation issue was "the
most difficult and troubling" of
Mr s . Harri s ' a pp ea l s
arguments.
The unanimous ruling by the
attorney, was also part of the
appeals team.
Afte r e merging from the
clerk's office, Aurnou appeared
grim. He made one 'phone call
and walked briskly outside to his
car . He declined to answer
reporters' questions.
Mrs. Harris, 58, was sentenced
to 15 years to life at Bedford
Hills state prison arier a jury
f o und h e r guilty o r
second-degree murder this year
following a long trial.
Lawyers for the former girls'
school headmistress argued ln
thi!ir appeal that the conviction
wa s due t o "miserable"
publicity, a biased juror and .,.
wrongly admitted incriminating
statement.
Taroower, Mrs . Harris's lover
of 14 years. was shot to death
March 10, 1980, at his home in
Purchase. Mrs. Harris admitted
firing the shots, but said she was
trying to k ill h erself, not
Tarnower.
The state argued that jealousy
over Tarnower's affections for
another w o man , Lynn e
Tryforos, led Mrs. Harris to
drive to his home fr.om y1rgl~a
• and then lo repeiatedly snoot the
m llliona'ir e physician and
author.
··For a woman lo forfeit her
liberty In the face or these errors
is unthinkable," defense lawyer
Herald Price Fahringer argued
Nov. 19 at a hearing on the
appeal. "Then no man is safe.
No woman is safe ."
Hut Antnony Se r v i n o ,
Wes lchester County assistant
district attorney, a rgued that
the conviction rested on the
defe ndant's own testimony.
Fahringer and Aurnou ar1ued
that their client could not have
received a fair trial because of
prejudicial publicity.
"Within 12 hours or her arrest
the local ne ws papers had
al ready printed t he verdict:
murder,'' Aurnou said.
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REJECTED -Jean Harri~
has lost an a ppeal that her~
murder trial was seriousl~
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U.S. allies cool to Reagan's sanctions
Rain due
on New
Year's?
By JOHN NEEDHAM
Of th 0.ity ~-S'-ff Nearly three-quarters of an
inch of rain pelted the Orange
Coast by 8 a .m. today in the
most significant rainfall since
Nov . 28, according to the
National Weather Service.
A weather service spokes man
in Los Angeles s aid the
unexpected s torm began in most
areas of the Southland at about 3
a.m . as a cold front moved slowly southward through the
state.
The spokesman said Los
Angeles and Orange counties
were not expected to get any
rain. However, instead of the
cold front turning east as had
been predicted, it continued on a
southward path.
According to the spokesman,
rain caused by the front should
move out or the area by tonight.
But he said moist weather
patterns would remain over
Southern California for the next
few days, with a strong chance
of showers New Year's Day.
U it does rain New Year's
Day. it will be the first time in 26
years the Tournament of Roses
Parade has had to proceed down
Colorado Boule vard in a
drizile, according to Nancy
Ferber, public r e lations
assistant for the 52-year-old
event.
"No matter what the weather
turns out to be we'll still go
ahead," Mrs. Ferber said. "The
Rose Bowl game will go ahead on
schedule also."
J . S h erm a n Den n y, a
Huntington Beach weather buff,
said today's rain as or 8 a.m.
brought the season total for
Orange County lo 4.03 inches.
The season runs from July 1 to
June 30.
"We are well ahead of last
year's total for the same period
of 1.41 inches," Denny said.
Accordrng to lhe National
Weather Service, Orange County
residents should expect light
sprinkles through the weekend,
accompanied by average
daytime temperatures in the
high tlOs and low 70s, dropping to
lbe mid·50s al night.
Laguna needs
volunteers
for· Pageant
Officials at the Festival of
Artl in Laguna Beach need
about 400 volunteers ln all
shapes and slaes for the summer
Pageant ol the Mastera.
Potential posen are Invited to
two cutina calla where they will
be ailed and pboto1raphed
backttqe and po11ibly selected
for one of two complete casts.
1'he summer pa1eanl la a rt·crtaUoo of great works ol ut-ua&at Uv. models. n. cuUnt calls will be trom
1 to t p.m . Ju. H and from a t.o s p.m. Jtn. 17 baeuta1• at Ute
lnlMBowl. ~H summer l•tivaJ HUOD nau trom Jw1 10 t.brouih Aua.
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DOG RESCUED -Newport Beach helicopter lights the way
for Newport Beach fireman Steve Bunting < lert 1 and Kelsey
Lovelady from the Orange County SheriH's Department as
Bunting carries rescued dog to a Harbor Patrol boat that was waiting in a nearby channel
Key witness
testifies in
Wisely trial
By DAVID KUTZMANN
OttlMDMly ...... "9fl
The prosecution's key witness
testified Tuesday that Willie
Ray Wisely said he arranged lo
kill his step-father when the
older m an found o ut his
tractor-trailer rig was being
used to s muggle drugs
"He said his step-father got
what he deserved," Ri chard
Kish t old th e eight-man ,
fo ur -woman jury in Judge
Kenneth E. Lae's courtroom in
Santa Ana.
Kish, 30, was a prisoner at Los
Angeles County Jail last May
and June when Wisely also was
being held there on unre.lated
c harges stemming from a
Temple City robbery.
Wi se l y's s t e p -father ,
Huntington Beach truck driver
Robert Bray, was found dead
b e n e ath the 2,000 po und .
tilt-away c ab of his 1975
International Harvester rig last
March 9 on Springdale Street in
Huntington Beach.
Police at first believed Bray's
dt!atb had been accidental and
that be suffocated under the cab
when it fell on him as he did
repair work under il.
But the Investigation was
reopened when Kish telephoned
authorities in May after talking
Viilh Wisely, of Huntington
84'ach, on several occasions.
Wisely, 29, who Is actln1 as his
own lawyer, has maintained that
hls step-father's death was
accidentaJ and lhat no crime
was committed. Wisely, a
former UC Irvine biology
a\udent, could be sent t.o San
Quentin'• Death Row if
convicted of flrst·devee murder
wilh special circumst.ncea.
Under questiontn1 by Deputy
Olatrict Attorney Ed Freeman
the mustachioed Klah uld
Wlaely told him he and another
man know• only •• "J .D."
belon1ed to a crtroinal
or1anbatJon headed by a man
called Bal Mutenon.
K .. b al10 said that Bray's
truck had bMa used to 1muc11e
narcotic• from Florida to
CaUfornla and that Bray had
(&ie WISELY, Pa1e Al) •
Girl, dog saved
in dramatic rescue
By STEVE MARBLE
Ot•D.ity ..... S-
fn a race against time,
fire men and police officers
brought in a helicopter Tuesday
to pull a 13-year-old Newport
Beach girl and her pet dog from
a muddy tidal flat in the Upper
Newport Bay.
Christie Worthington, officers
said , was neck -deep in the
quicksand·like mud when a rope
from the police helicopter was
finally lowered and used to pulJ
her lo safety.
Her pet Doberman, Koby, was
r escued by fi r e man Steve
Bunting who was dropped onto
the mud nat by the helicopter.
Authorities s peculated the
youngster could have sunk to
her death in the muddy oou had
not an alert couple strolling in
the area heard her cries for help
and summoned authorities.
"At first she was a little
r eluctant to leave her dog out
there," said Newport fireman
Russ Cheek, "but we finally
convinced her we'd go back
after the dog."
Fire men said the Incident
began before 5 p.m when the
girl was walking her dog near
the foot of Mariners Drive on the
west side of the bay.
They said t he Dob erman
suddenly ran out onto the mud
and became stuck. The young
girl, they said, ran to her pet's
help and also became s tuck.
By the time police. firemen
and county ~arbor patrolmen
arrived, the girl had sunk to her
neck in the ooze and was 100
yards off shore.
Cheek said the harbor patrol
attempted to guide its boat
toward the girl but hit a
sandbar.
He saJd firemen working on
the shore of the bay attempted
to walk out onto the nat but sank
with each step.
Finally, a helicopter was
brought in and hovered over the
girl and her dog.
Cheek said a line was lowered
to the girl who was told to s lip it
around her waist. The helicopter
then dropped the other end of
the rope lo firemen who tugged
and pulled the girl to the patrol
(See RESCUE, Pate AZ>
Movers raise Cain
Mixup in address 'honest mistake,
KENNEWICK. Wash. (AP) When Janelle Cain got
home from t he doctor's, she noticed the movers had
"packed up the kitchen and storage room" and everything
lrrtbe house "was taped and tagged ...
Destination: Pocatello, Idaho. The only problem was.
the Cains didn't know they were moving.
"I was laughing so hard l was crying when I was telling
them <the moversl what had happened. and they seemed
really glad I was taking it so well,·· she s aid arter the error
was dis covered.
The Cains live at 2615 W. 8th Ave. Their dear. departing
friends, Sandra and Paul Perry. live a block away a.t 2615 w. 8th Place.
The movers thou1ht they had the right place because a
boat and utility traller were out front. A letter addressed to
Mrs. Perry was ln the mailbox even mail carriers have
trouble with the addresse5.
Piul Basom, head of Bekins Movlnt & Storage Co. an
Pasco, sa1d the ml itup ··was an honest ml~take ... but said
there wa:t "no excuse" tor It .
A
Burglar haul
in Newport
$1 million
Thieves have escaped with
close to $1 million in gold bars.
guns and jewelry after breaking
into a Spyglass Hill home in
what Newport Beach police are
calling the largest residential
burglary in the city's recent
history.
Police report the crooks who
e nt e red Wt:s l ey B y ron
Churchill's home late Monday
hauled off:
-6.6 pounds of gold
-110 ounces or silver
-six l ounce gold bars
-a gold nugget collection
SO handguns
Additionally, police said, the
burglars grabbed an expensive
jewe lry collection and formulas
de vel'>ped by the victim for
refining gold and silver.
Investigators calculated the
exact loss at $949,795.
Police said it appeared the
burglars entered the house by
using vise grips to force open a
p11ir of French doors at the rear
of the house.
In vestigato r s sa id the
intruders appeared to have
confined their search to two
rooms, the master bedroom and
a study. Both rooms, police said,
were ransacked.
Most of the gold and silver,
officers said, was In bar form.
The largest pieces taken were
three, 2.2-pound gold bars.
Police estimate that the
crooks spent at least 20 minutes
inside the bOU!e and would have
had to ·make several trlps out ol
the house carryln1 the stolen
loot.
Attorney picked
WASHINGTON (AP) -A
Denver attorney who foutbt
env l(onmentalisla over
construction of • eontrovnal
water treatment plant has been
nomln1ted for one of lh• top Jobi
In the Envtronmental ~lion
A1encr. EPA Admlnl1trat.or
Anne Gonuch announoed UM
nomln1llon of Jam11 'II.
Sandenon on Tu.da,. ' ~
Kremlin
attacks
• action
By Tbe Auoclated Preu
America's European allies
reacted coolly today t'o
President Reagan's sanctions
against the Soviet Union, and
the Kremlin denounced the
moves a1 ''adventuristic ,
senseless" and "doomed to
failure."
Danish Foreign Minister Kjeld
Olesen told Radio Denmark that
Reagan was too h asty ln
announcing Tuesday that be was
Im posing san ctions against
Moscow for its role in the Polish
military crackdown.
"It was not the right time ...
The U.S. admi nis tration
apparently has a different view
of the situation in Poland than
we others (NA TO countries)
have," Olesen said.
Oles en was referring to
D e nmark 's reje c tion o f
Reagan's position that the
Polish military crackdown was
instigated by Moscow.
French officials ln Paris said
their government will prevent
French companies from acting
a s economic "snipe rs" arid
under m ining R eagan's
decisions. but will not impose
sanctions against Moscow.
J acques Huntzinger, assi.stant
national secretary or France.,s
governing Socialist Party. said,
"There is no possibility" that
the party would throw its
support behind the American
sanctions.
He said there was a "certain
incoherence" in U.S. reactions
l o th e Po Ii s h mi Ii tar)'
crackdown. ·
"One day. President Reagan
says the Polish situation wiU not
prevent him from meeting
Soviet President Leonid
Brezhnev. and the next day be
considers interrupting the ~
reduction talks in Geneva,'· he
said. ·
In London. low-level officials
o f the European Common
Market met to discuss the Soviet
role in the Polish situation, aJ¥l
th ei r cou ntries ' foreic..n
ministers planned to meet . ~n
Brussels on Monday. offic(eJ•
said. But there was no indJcatiOn
they were considering followir\1
<See ALUES, Pa1e AZ> ~.
111111 COIT llATlll
Considerable cloudlnes(~
tonight and Thurad~!J · Chance ol rain increasiq~"
to so percent by early~
Thursd1y. Highs 80 to 65.~.
Overnight lows 48 to SS. •
111111 TllAY
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Wednetday, Otctmbe r 30, 1881
eed to ·up'ologize. over blasts
SACl\,AllSNTO <AP• -•nale aepublleaa leader
IUlam Campbell H)'t c;;<>P
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ranae C._t)' eonaenaUn,
YI be ..... t ... any Mid lo Olbie to anyone. •
Campbell aaid TuHday be
upportld the move by
mocrata on the Senate Rules
ommittee sldppin1 Schmit.a of
committee ~1irmao1hip, a
lee cbalrma1t1blp and his
poelUoe oc tbe · CommfHSOn •
the StM1ll ot Womeq.
The committee took the actlon .. ODUJ ...... It& laaued a
1l1temeat aayln1 bh
Conatltutional AmendmHtt
Committee had survived tho
"attaelt ot the buUdykes" duriJl1
bearln11 on a constltutlonal
a1nendmenl that would ban
abortiON.
The rel~ase also sald that
durln1 a Loe An•eles heartna he
looked out on ''a sea of hard,
Jewish and < ar1uably) female tacu." Schmitz ca ll ed
amendment opponents
"murderous marauders" and
aaid feminist lawyer Gloria
Allt1td waa a "slick butch
lawy.,...,"
C1mpf>ell sakS the rernark11 •:-::to "&ati'8emltlsm ...
H "IAM that must not and will not be tolerated in this
Lefi1lature or anywhere else In
aovemment.
"Al the Republican leader of
the ~nat.e, I can state with a
certainty that these remarks are
anathema to the prlnclpltts
and the vitry substance or our
party," be added.
Schmitt, a candidate r.or the
GOP nom l nallon for U.S.
senetor, claimed the statement
really came from Campbell's
top aide, Jerry Haleva. saytog.
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eve McNichols checks .-temperature and
condillon of Christie Worttlington. 13. of
Newport Beach. after her Back Bay rescue
-~SCUE IN NEWPORT PEACH • • •
bOat.
1 Koby. the pet Doberman. was
o rried to the patrol . boat by
Bunting.
"The do' was so tired," Cheek
said , •llhat wben Bunting pushed
i( into the water. it just sank.
3unting had to dive into the
water and rescue it a leeood
Ume."
From here, the rescue bolt
took t.be Cir.I and dog up U.. ~Y lo a landing near the N'~
Dune• aquatJc park.
In all, 13 firemen and police
officen were Involved in the
1 ~-hour rescue.
Police said the girl was taken
to Hoag Memorial Hospital and
tr~•ted for hypothermia and
cuts and bruises. She was
treated and released.
The dog was washed off and
sent home.
"That's not from Campbell.
that's trom Hateva."
"O n ma.tters Jewish,
Campbell ls really a front for
Jerry Haleva," Schmitz said.
··Whenever Campbell doea
anything, whether It 's
Introducing a resolution on
Jewl&b matters. when 8111
Campbell speaks. It's Jerry
Haleva.''
Haleva, who is Jewish. said
Campbell "speaks for his office
and the senator has spoken. lt'I
Campbell's release. not mine."
Ca mpbe ll , R ·Hacienda
Heights, said he empathized
with Schmitz' "deep emotional
conviction against abortion."
"ltowever, that phlloaoph.Jcal
contmlta\enl Is no jusllflcaUon
for hla vitriolic attack. It ls
lronlc lndeed that muy of the
activists within tho pro·llre
movement are In ract members
of the Jewish faith.
"It is my fervent hope lhat
Sen. Sch mitz will disavow
himself of his remarks and offer
his apotoeies to all Jews, a great
people who are all loo often lhe
easy targets ot hatred a nd
bigotry."
Schmitz said: "I'd like to find
out which remarks require an
apology. I'm a llttJe tired of
people puttlns me on the
defensive."
Later in the day, Schmitz
talked to IOlJ·TV in Loi An1eln
and said he thousht the medra
was against hlm. Asked WhY1 he
said : "The journalism. the
media field is s tacked with
~emirutes (sic> ... who oppo1e
my position on abortion. They
created their own market by
com plaining there w eren't
enough women in the media. and
then when the media succumbed
and started an affirmative·
action program to hire women.
they hired these seminltes who
harped t hat there weren't
enou"h women there "
Parole battle raging
Murdered girl's '[Xlrents, 21 ,000 others oppose. action .
CONCORD, N.H. <AP> -
Over opposition from a
murde red girl's family, the
governor and 21.000 petitioners,
the state Parole Board says that
confessed killer Edward
Coolidge may go free in 1984
after 20 y,ears in prison .
David M ason , whose
14-year·old daughter Pamela
was beaten, stabbed, and shot in
1964. said Tuesday of the parole:
"I don't want revenge. I want
justice. And justice was not
ser ved today.''
Gov. Hugh Gallen called the
decision wrong. s ayin g of
Coolidge: ··He should not be
allowed. at this time. to mix
with the general public -in Uus
state or any other."
The Parole Board said
Coolidge, 44, must s pend at least
18 months in an undetermined
minimum-security prison at
least 500 miles from New
Hampshire. Mason vowed to
keep track of his daughter 's
killer
"I'm not out for vengeance
land I 'm not planning any
violence, but if it takes my last
breath, I will find out where
they're sending h im and do
everything I can to make sure
the people tn that community
know exactly what type or sick
animal is being released in their
mids t." Mason s aid
Where Coolidge will go, and
when. is up to the s tate prison
warden. who says he hopes to
keep Coolidge's whereabouts
secret.
1 Coolidge has served nearly 18
yea r s of a 25·t0·40 ·year
sentence, but has been ehg1ble
for parole since 1978 because of
time off for good behavior
4th air crash surv iv or resc ued
Cr ews battle storm, snow to remove man
BUENA VISTA, Colo. <AP> -
Rescuers battled a fierce winter
storm and struggled through
head-deep snow in the Colorado .
Rockies today, pulling out a
toboggan bearing the fourth
sur vivor or a Christmas Eve
plane crash. Three others were
taken out in a daring nighttime
airlirt.
Tbe fate of the plane's pilot.
who left Christmas Day to try to
walk out for help, was unknown.
The s"'1Yivors were without food
for five days a nd r eportedly
suffe red frostbite.
Stewart Le ach of Colorado
Search and Rescue s aid the
weathtr eased with the dayli1ht
today ad rescueTS loa~ed the
f o u r t..b s urviv o r -an
unidentified adult male -on a
tobogean. They then began a
tbree·mile trek t hrough the
snow.
The party was expected to
reach the trailhead. where
four.wheel drive vehicles
waited, at midafternoon.
But a blinding snowstorm and
the threat of avalanches forced
rescuers to caJI orr a search for
a cross-country skier who had
been missing in the same area
since Christmas Eve. Robert
Shaw, 38, or Crested Butte left
his home Thursday on what was
to have been a two·day,
cross-country trek to Aspen.
A woman and 1two teeQ·age
boys were plucked from the
l l ,600·foot level o f Mount
Columbia late Tuesday by an
Army helicopter. Plans had
called for the chopper to drop
supplies to the survivors and a
four-man rescue ~rew already
on the scene, but orficials feared
an oncoming· storm might
prevent a later evacuation of the
woman. She reportedJy s uffered
a back or pelvic injury.
The survivors' identities were
not released.
A winter storm warning was
issued for the area today, with
up to 18 inches of new snow and
winds up to 40 mph predicted.
Of the pilot, Leach said.
"We're not giving up on him. We
have seen s ome miracles
happen. though they don 't
h appen often in the Colorado
Rockies in December."
The survivors were said to be
s uffering from frostbite and
weakness because they were
without food for five day&. The
adult m ale survivor s tayed
overnight in the plane's intact
cockpit with seven r escue
workers after the others were
taken out.
Benny Durham of Addison
Airport north of Dallas, said the
plane that crashed was leased
there Dec 24. Its destination
was not immediately known.
Some three dozen rescuers set
out on the three·mile trek from
the trailhead -the nearest road
-to the wreck late Tuesday and
today, Leach said.
Man sailing to ·rescue shipwrecked Canadians
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'j•HONOLULU CAP> -A man
Q.amed Friend in a boat named
~riendly is on his way to a
t~mote desert island to rescue a
Shipwrecked Canadian man and
~is two daughters.
Lawrence F r iend o f
lottsdale, Ariz .. volunteered for
e trip after the U.S. Coast
uard and the Ca nadian
bvernment refused aid to John
arrison and his daughters
~ca use they were not in (..
danger.
Friend should reach Palmyra.
1,100 miles north or here, by
S unda y, Coast Guard
spokesman Bob Baeten said. He
was setting out in his 33·foot
s loop from Christm as Island,
about 500 miles from Palmyra.
"It's up to the m to decide
whether they want to a~cept a
ride to Honolulu, but I don't
think it will be a difficult
decision after being stuck there
for three weeks," Baet~n said.
The mast ot the Harrisons '
ship broke in a typhoon and they
reached the islan d through
shark·infested waters after two
days, and have been livi ng on
leftover provisions, fish. crabs
and coconuts. Baeten said.
Baeten said the Coast Guard
will continue to monitor the
situation, but cannot mount a
rescue because it does not "have
vessels that can go down there.
But it's not a life·or·death
situation. They had food , water
and some shelter on the island ...
There was a similar response
from the Canadian Consul in
Sa n Francisco , where a
spokesman said , "It's not
an emergency situation ... we
have the luxur y of lime. No one
is going to die within the next
f ew hours o r days All
alternativ es are bei n g
explored."
Harrison. 39, an industrial
des igner from Vancouver.
Briti s h Co lumb ia. and
daughters. Mi cki. 20. and
Kristen, 13, were traveling to
Australia on t h eir 40·foot
trimaran Sisyphus when they
were caught in the typhoon.
Their distresi:: call was heard
by a commercial jet and relayed
to the Coast Guard, which
dispatched a C· 130 search plane
from Honolulu to drop fuel and a
radio to the Sisyphus
The island has one resident.
Ray Landrum. a caretaker for
the owner. Ainsley Fullard·Leo.
of H awaii, Baet e n s aid .
Landrum has h el ped the
Harrisons maintain short-wave
radio contact with relatives. he
said.
From Page A1
WISELY. • •
Iraq claims interception of Israeli jets
•
Holiday crowds
heavy in Jlegas
been unaware or it, according to
Wisely.
However, wt,ien the older man
became s,itspiciou s and
threatened to go to police. the
witness said , Wisely told him the
decision was made by Wisely,
Bat Masterson and "J .D." to kill
Bray.
Kish. who has been convicted
of multiple counts of armed
rbbbery, burglary and assault
and who l1I now being kept at
~uoUngton Beach City Jail, said
be notified police after seeing
new1paper clips of Bray's death
pasted on Wisely's cell.
He said Wisely brought up the
s ubject bimsetr on several
o<icuions, al rirst saying Stay
bad been killed by ·'persons
unknown."
NICOSIA. Cyprus <AP> -
Iraq claimed today that its
warplanes intercept ed two
Israeli fighter jets that violated
Iraqi airspace in the southwest.
part or the country.
The announcement was made
by the official Iraqi news
agency, INA, quoting military
spokesmen in Baghdad.
The announcement said Iraqi
planes forced two U.S. ·made ,
F ·lS Israeli jets to turn back, but
made no mention or any gunfire
being exchanged. lNA said the
Iraqi planes returned safely to
base .
Jn Tel Aviv, the Israeli
mi lltary command had no
i mmediate comment on the
lraqi claim.
The Iraqi news agency quoted
a baabdad mllitary official as
sayin«i laraell jet.a "violated 30
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miles of Iraqi airspace before
they were driven orr by the
intercepting Iraqi jets." It said
the incident occurred over the
town of Makrul Naam. a few
miles southwest of where the
borders of Iraq, Jordan and
Saudi Arabia meet.
From Page A1
T he town 1s south or the old
Iraqi Petroleum Compa ny
pipeline that used to carry Iraqi
crude oil to Mediterranean
terminals.
To reach the area rrom Israel.
aircraft would have to cross Iraqi or Saudi Arabia or both.
On June 7, Israeli warplanes
attacked and destroyed an Iraqi
nuclear reactor on the outskirts
of Baghdad . B ecause
U .S.·supplied jets were used in
the a•.tack. American shipments
of fighter planes to Israel were
temporarily hailed
LAS VEGAS, Nev. <AP>
Las Vegas hotels and motels say
they 're expecting a sell·o ut
crowd New Year's weekend
following one of the strongest
Christmas showings in years.
Many hotels and motels report
they were sold out. or nearly so.
for the Christmas weekend.
ALLIES COOL TO SANCTIONS BY REAGAN. • • -Reagan's request to impose
parallel sanctions.
Meanwhile, the Soviet Uruoo
a nd its allies condemned the
U.S. sanctions and pr,edlcted
they wouJd aggravate East·West
tensions.
·'This Is the latest in a series
of attempts by the White House
to s tep again on the path of
threats and blac kmail . . . a
path that h as Io na been
bank~u pt ," the Soviet news
ag e n cy Ta ss s aid in a
commentary from Waahinaton.
"They in the the White House
stubbornly do not want to take
into consideration th e
Immutable ract tbat times have
c hanced and that nobody ls
1tven an opportunity lo turn
back the hl.Dd.s on \be watch of
his tory. Tbe adventuristic,
Hn&elest c.>W'M of the Reaian
1dmlnl1tratlon 11 doomed to
rallure."
Me anwhile Solldarlty c~f Lech Wal~H bu •creed to be n
n •1otlatlon1 wlth Polan •a
martial law re1lme. acc:ord1.na
to unceaeored reeoru reachin1
lite WH t . Mllltary council & •
members contend the country is
calm , "production is 1rowing
and worker discipline Is
Increasing."
. The government Tuesday
acknowledged eight people have
been killed In clashes since
martial law was declared Dec.
13, acc~rdtn1 to reports
Tuesday. Unconfirmed reports
put the number In the hundreds.
Rea•an banned natural 1u
pipeline equJpment to the Soviet
Union u part of trade sancUons
"to put powerful doubts in the
mlnd• of the Soviet and Polish
lea den about thla continued
repreuJon."
West German official• said
Polish Deputy Prime Mini1ter
6f leuyslaw Rakowski arrived
In Bonn today to meet with
Forelp M.lnlater Hana·Dfttrtch
Genacher to d iscuu the
sanctions, wbJcb would halt U.S.
coo,.raUon In conatrucUon of a
Sovlet 1u pq,eUn to utem
£urope. .
The cen.raJ feeUnc in Bonn
and other We.at.rn European
capitals lnvolYed la Ute 111 ct.al
wH that lbe Soviet.a would look )
elsewhere for equipment to build
the 2 ,400 ·mll e pipeline.
Rakowski is the first senior
Polish official to travel abroad
since martial law was derlt1f'M
Polish television announced
industrial price hikes beginning
Jan. l for gas, oil. coke and
building materials "in line witb
the economic reform.''
U. S. S. R.
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'IPEUNE ROUTE ~ Trans·Siberlan pipeline starts lD
Urenaoy. l ,450 mlles northeast of Moscow and termlnates
with branches ln Italy. France and East and West
Germany. •
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Af' ........
HARDSHIPS-Johnny Carson of NBC's "Tonight Show,"
is surrounded by former Playboy centerfolds as they
prepare a New Year's Eve program to celebrate 1982's
arrival. The women are. from left. Michele Drake. Nikki
Thomas. Heidi Sorenson and Sondra Theodore.
Mandrell show to leave NBC?
Singer Barkra MudreU,
star of the only variety sbow
on network prime-time
television, reportedl}' bas
told NBC she won't return
next season, but her s)low's
co-producer said he hasn't
.been told about it.
"At this point I've heard
nothing from NBC or Mias
Mandrell" said Marty llrolft,
co-executive producer of
''Barbara Mandrell and the
Investigators say an
electrical short caused a fire
that destroyed a $525,000
house in Escondido.
Dentist WUUam P. Canu
recently sold the house with
5,000 square feet of floor
space. Escrow was to close
next Monday.
The unoccupied house at
th e s outhe a st e dge of
Escondido burned for almost
four hours before neighbors
reported it, investigators
said.
Mandrell Sisten."
Miss Mandrell informed
the network that she finds
the work too hard and plans
to spend more time on ber
singing career, according to
NBC entertainment reporter
&oaa Barrett and Daily
Variety, a show business
trade paper. The Mandrell
show, also starring sisters
Lolllse and lrlelae, has been
one of the highest-rated
series for third-place NBC.
A FL-CIO President LaH
Klrlllaad has selected a
veteran Los Angeles Times
resorter f or the I abor
fe eration's top public
information post.
Kirkland announced the
appointment of Marray
Seeger as director of the
department of information at
the Washington headquarters
of the 15 million-member
labor federation. Seeeer, 52,
will succeed Sa .. MOier, who
ls retiring Jan. 15.
atelaard a.. uy1 hi•
30·mlle bicycle ride to
announce hia candidacy for
the 1tatt Assembly "11
Indicative of the type of
campalp I'll run."
Roe a Del Mar city
councilman and former
mayor, 1tarwd out with H
otbtr cycll1te In Leucadia.
Tbere were alx ot.ben when
they reached Imperial Beach 7~ hours lat.r.
Roe , a 4S ·ye ar -old
Democrat, waa cheered on
by several small 1rou1>1 ol
support.en alone the way. He
want.I to run -or ride -In
the newl y c r eated 75tb
district.
Blaming bad publicity that
do11ed her first year In
Washington on "freshman"
mistakes, U.S. Sen. Pama
Hawlllu wants to make a
new start in 1982.
"My diaappointments have
been many," sbe s aid. "I
have another day for
accomplishments
tomorrow."
The first-term Republican
from Wmter Park, Fla., said
she's searching for a new
press secretary.
"I'm going to take the staff
away for a retreat. We as a
family," Mrs. Hawkins said.
"We'll go for a weekend to
the country."
NEW START -Sen. Paula
Hawkin s bl a m es
.. freshman mistakes ·· for
bad publicity in her first
term in Washington and
hopes to make a new start
for 1982.
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SHOWS SOLIDA .. ITY -Jim McGowan
signifies support of Poli.sh . people . ag~in~t
military crackdown by s1gnmg a ribbon m
downtown Seattle. The campaign organizer,
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on which he says there are already 500
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Newport Equity case settled ' Court,.appointed receiver, lawyer get $130 ,000 in fees
8y DAVID KUTZMANN
Oi .. Delfy ..........
A superior court judte
• Tuesday awarded fe es of
$130,000 to tbe court-appointed
receiver and his lawyer who
helped restore order to the $40
million loan portfolio of Newport
Equity Funds Inc.
Orange County Superior Court
Judge Edward J . Wallin
approved $62,000 if\ fees to
receiver Milton G. G6rdon and
another *88,000 to Century City
attorney Howard Wollltz.
Though some of the 30
Newport F.quity lnveatora who
attended Tuesday 's court
hearint objected to the fees,
which are more than 60 percent
higher than normal hourly fees
for the two men, Judge Wallin
disagreed.
He told the investon ln the
Santa Ana courtroom that
Gordon and Wollits bad done a
Sood job of savlng millions of
dollars in Newport Equity a.saets
that could have si mpl y
disappeared.
''All ol you faced the loss of
your entire inves tments ,··
Wallin said. "Now it looks like
you're going to get most of it
back thank s to the
recei vershlp."
Gordon, a former California
comml.ssioner of real estate in
Sacramento, was appointed
receiver of Newport Equity in
October after the slate attorney
general's office alleged that tbe
brokerage firm· s corporate
officers had abandoned the fa.rm.
Newport Equity, which bas
1.200 investors, was principally
engaaed in the origination of
loans secured by deeds of trust
and the solicitation of investors
to provide the funds for such
loans.
Because of Gordon's and
Wollitz's efforts, bankruptcy
court officials s uspended
Gem
Talk
By J.C. HUMPHRIES
C.rtififf ChmoU;wiet, AGS
. In the spirit of the ·
holiday season, I wish
to pass alone to you a
nostal&ic poem on the
ri1ht, in the hope that
it will give you the
same pleasure that lt
has pven to me.
Grandfather clocks,
as well u similar fine
mantel ~loc~s. have
,fa c e d do w n ( h e
!challenge of plastics
and modem design,
!so tbat, today. such
·clocks will, In fact,
become true
heirlooms tomorrow .
To all our won-·
derful customers,
whom we consider
.frtenda thanks for a
fine tleO, and best
wlabes to you all (or
l•l.
proceedings so that the receiver
could wind up the operations ol
Newport Equity, distribute the
investors' money and documents
and turn over the administratJon
of claims agalD.st the firm to the
bankruptcy court .. accordinc to .
court documents.
Gordon said Tuesday llls
receivership of the company
could be completed by Jan. 28.
Disbursement of funds, be said,
would follow as quickly as
possible.
1n an interview fo&l8wlne tM · court hearing, the recel~
defended the size of his bonus
fee, s aying that it was based on
both the complexity of the case
and the results achieved.
·'There is no standard fee in
matters such as this:· Gordon
said.
He added that he personally
felt he deserved as much as
$100,000 for biJ services, ·•but I
knew the court would not
entertain that."
Wallin, who has presided over
didolution of Newport Eqwty's
business affairs since October,
was highly complimentary of
Gordon's and Wollitz's interim
stewardship.
The judge sa id that if the
company's affairs could be
wrapped up by late January or
early February, as Gordon
hopes, it would be the "quickest
terminated receivership I've
ever heard of."
On the matter of fees, Wallin
also said that if court-appointed
receivers are not properly
compensated , then the best
people will not accept such
appointments in the ruture.
"There are risks in a matter
like this of not being paid at
all," be said.
In addition to the $130,000 in
fees for Gorden and Wollitz,
Wallin also approved the
payment of $9,500 to the -------------------
..................
FEES OK'O -Milton G.
Gordon li stens to rourt
proreedihgs which awarded
him a fee of $62.000.
accounting firm of Touche Ross
and Company, the firm wbicb
audited Newport Equity's books.
Gordon said that although
Newport Equity 's previous
executi ves had ke pt good
re cords, which held down
receivership costs, he would
have the accountants recheck
the records o ne more lime
before funds are dispersed. ··vou live with the specter that
somewhere along the line,
somebody has screwed up," he
said.
According to Gordon's plan for
winding up Newport Equity's affairs, investors can choose ror
themselves how their loans will
be serviced. They can turn them
over to San Marino Savings and
Loan Association or they can
take car e of their loans
themselves.
.·
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'" time l'Mdfathlf paMeCf eway ind so thet duty fell
Unto mt fethet who petformed the weekly cuatom well;
He Mid thlt Cllodtl WWI not to bl by c.•ss penon' wound
And he elone thould "''"the key or mew• the h1nd1 erounct.
I MWMd Nm ttwt little 1alk lftd wilMd that I might IM
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lut.,.. ~ ywt tM dodt wn hit ••ClkttiH bit of care
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1 .. •jealous,._.." ot that round and t••v doot.
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Chemical backlash told
Soviets said getting taste of own war gases
WASmNOTON (AP> -Sovtet
troops wielding potent chemical
weapons In Afghanistan
occasionally have eotten a
gruesome taste of their own war
gases, according to U.S.
Intelligence reoorts,
American officials aay they
are carefully s tudy ing the
r e p ort s , whi c h indicate
casualties have occurred from
air-dispersed chemical agents
accidentally blowing back on
Soviet and Afghan government
troops fighting Mos lem
insurgents.
One U.S. analyst, who asked
not to be identified, said In an
interview this week that he was
aware or "a lot or reports about
the Soviets getting caught in
their own chemical agent."
He said that although details
were still lacking, an incident of
this sort must have occurred
·during t he recent fighting
b ecau se word a bout Soviet
chemical casualties came from
.a variety of sources: including
hospital sources in Kabul.
The e me rgi ng p icture or
chemical backlash -based on
sources ranging from rebel
eyewitness accounts to spy
satellite photography -adds an
acerbic footnote to the Reagan
administration's drive to
public ly condemn the use of
Soviet -supplied c h emical
weapons tn Afahanistan •• well as lndochJna.
A newly r e leaaed State
Department pap e r o n
Afghanis tan aald the re It
· · growlnc concern '' that
pressure on the Red Army to
chalk up substantial gains In the
guerrilla war "will lead to an
Increased use of chemical
warfare by the Soviets."
.. Evidence of the use or lethal
a nd c asual\y .productn1
c he mical agents against the
m uj ahedeen (lnsur1ents l ls
mounting," it said, addinc \_hat
the toxic substances were most
frequently employed acainsl
re bel bases Inside mountain
caves.
The State Department paper
did not touch on the question or
Soviet or A!ehan government
troops being afflicted by their
own chemical weaponry.
However, according to U.S.
orticials monitoring the Afghan
conflict, there is evidence that:
-Soviet troops suffered an
undetermined numbe r of
chemical casualties during a
November offens ive against
rebel mountain strongholds in
the Paghman area just west of
Kabul, the Afghan capital.
Earlier reports reaching New
Delhi h ad quoted ins urgent
sources as saying the Soviet
drive, aided by Afghan troops,
included the use or deadly
"fellow 111" and that hundreda
o light tanks and other armo~
· "' 1lcles supported tbe •ttack,
whi ch wu spearheaded by two
co ntln1ent s of Soviet
paratroopers .
-Soviet soldiers s uffering
fro m chemical wounds were
brought from Afahanistan lo a
hospital in Tuhkent, capital of
Soviet Uzbekistan, In early 1980,
according to an Af1han
physician who was then at the
hospital for medical training.
The <ioctor, whose name was not
disclosed, subsequently returned
to Kabul and later fled to
Pakistan, where he provided
details on the Tashkent incident.
-Soviet combat troops in
Afghanistan have been seen
undergoing c h e mi ca l
decontamination at front·line
positions. This reportedly was
spotted by U.S. reconnaissance
s atelHtes Special TMS·65 and
ARS-12 decontamination trucks,
for washing down a rmored
personnel carriers and other
vehi c les , also ha ve been
observed with Soviet occupation
forces.
U.S. officials have said that
chemical weapons being used by
the Sov iets in Afghanistan
include tear gas. lethal agents
such as nerve gas, and also a
yet-unidentifi e d . no nfatal
knockout gas
Hospital to pay $13 million
Blind, brain-damaged child said 'untreated. at birth'
AERIAL "!ICUI -New York City police
officer John Lanigan gra~ John J efferson. a
21 -year-old nati ve o ( T e nnessee, who
threatened te leap from a 200-foot-high
construction crane because he "couldn't
make it in New York." J efferson. who
.. ~ .........
climbed the crane Tuesday ·at a construction
site in mid-town, was brought down a nd
admitted to Bellevue Hospital for psychiatric
examination. The other police offi cer was not
identified.
Black hear hunted on ca01pus
300-pound. animal gives North Carolina school scare
RALEIGH. N.C . I AP) -
Police stood guard today outside
a barricaded drainage tunnel
where a growling 300-pound
black bear was believed lurking
on t he North Carolina State
University campus.
Hal Atkin.son, chief or the state
wildlife commission's Division
of Wildlire Management, said
officials planned to drop tear
gas at the head of a drain pipe
which intersects with a larcer
culvert where the bear is
thought to be biding.
Atkimon said he and a ~
or game btoiQCists would then
attempt to subdue the bear with
tranquilizing darts. He theorized
that the bear ca m e from
woodlands of eastern North
Carolina.
Indictment angers
f e deml judge
Truckers near
freight pact
WASHINGTO N (AP >
Negotiators for the Teamsters
union and the trucking industry
are nearing agreement on an
austere national freight contract
that could fe ature major
concessions by the union .
sources close to the talks say.
Although official spokesmen
for the Intern ati onal
Brotherhood of Teamsters and
Trucking Management Inc .• the
main industry bargaining arm,
declined s pecific comment
Tuesday, oqe source with close
union connection s s aid,
"They've virtually agreed" on a
new 39-month contract.
R eagan to seek
cuts, taxes
WASHINGT ON I AP > -
President Reagan, struggling to
avoid a $100 billion deficit for
1983, is ready to ask Congress to
virtually duplicate this year's
massive s pending cuts while
talking for the firs t ti me about
higher taxes on popular
co n s umer it e m s s uch a s
cigarettes and alcohol.
Ad ministration officials said
Tuesday that budget director
David A . Stockm a n has
compiled a li st of S30 billion to
$33 billion in proposed spending
reductions for the fiscal year
that begins next Oct. 1.
Gunmen take
$1 million
TROIS RIVI ERES, Quebec
(AP> Police searched today
for a gang or g unm en who
briefly held two hostages and
looted nearly $1 million from the
warehouse of the Alliance Blinde
armored car company.
The company, which refused
to comment, lost $2.4 million
earlier this year to robbers who
drove of{ ln an armored truck
lert with the keys in the ignition.
DETROIT (AP) -·A blind,
brain-damaged c hild wh o
allegedly was abandoned by
doctors at birth could receive up
to $13 million in a settlement
with a Flint hospital. lawyers for
the hospital and the parents say.
John. D. Nickola of Flint, the
parents' attorney, said Tuesday
that doctors thought Cortney
De ns tead, now 3, was a
20-week-old fetus and could not
survive after her birth April 3,
1978, at Hurley Medical Center.
Nickola said the girl was not
given treatment until three
hours after her birth when ..she
was found gasping for breath in
a scrub room by a hospital
janitor.
However. the attorney told the
Detroit Free Press that Cortney
was a 30-week-old fetus who
might have developed normally
if she h ad been treated in
Hurley's neo-natal unit. The
mother had been directed to
Hurley because of its special
premature baby unit, which is
considered one of the best in the
nation, he said.
Cortney and he r parents,
Rodney and Marla Densteadt or
Perry, will receive $400.000
i mmediately under the
settlement reached this month;
then a series of payme nts will go
to Cortney which could total $13
million if she reaches age 74,
according to hospital attorney
Elliott Parnes.
Parnes said he recommended
l he hospital settle out of court.
The De nsteadts filed s uit in
March 1980.
Nickola said that if Cortney
dies before she is 40, a monthly
sum will be paid to her estate
until the year 2018.
The 3-year-old girl can crawl
but c annot walk , a nd her
vocabulary consists of "dada"
and "papa," the attorney s aid.
The r e wa s "c onflicting
testimony" about who decided
the fetus could not survive after
the 6:46 a.m. birth, and no one
took responsibility for putting
the girl in the doctors' scrub
room where she was round by
Larry Lane, a janitor, Nickola
said.
After she was found, t.he girl
·was taken to a nursery. not the
neo·nataJ unit, given oxygen and
MIAMI (AP ) -Aa
"outraged" U.S. District Judge
Alcee L. Hastings arrived early
at his chambers today, raclnc
arraignment on bribery cltarges
after becoming only the thlnl
federal judee to be criminally
indicted this century. ·
A grand jury returned
indictments late Tuesday
ac c u si ng Ha atlnas a n d
promln,ent Washington D.C.
attorney William A. Borders Jr.
Qf conspiring to soUclt a $150,000
bribe. Accord l nc to lbe
indictment, the bribe was paid
by an undercover FBI 11ent
posing u a convicted raelletter.
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he r purple body warmed up,
Nickola said.
By 1 :30 p.m . Dr. Raymond
Ch a n , t he n-dire ctor of the
neo -natal unit , indu ced
breathing and a month later
surgeons at Children's Hospital
in Detroit drained from her
brain some or the fluid that had
accumulated during the time
~e was deprived of oxygen. the
attorney said.
Mrs Densteadt said she was
told before the birth "that the
baby was too young to make it.
A nurse told me it was better
that way than if the baby were
born retarded."
Never told officiall y that
Cortney had died, she was asked
to sign papers to provide for
disposal of the body, she said.
.. But at about 1 o·clock. a
nurse told me that a miracle had
happe ned , that Co rtney had
lived,·· Mrs. Densteadt said.
2 teen girls held
in murder attempt
BAY SHORE. N.Y. CAP> -
Two high school girls were
charged with attempted murder
for allegedly trying to kill their
54·year-old guidance counselor
because one of them wanted to
end an affair with h i m ,
authorities said.
T he students lured the man to
a motel where they hit him and
stabbed him as he lay naked on
a bed, sprayed him with Mace
and tried to inject air into his
veins. authorities said.
The young women tried to kill
Eugene l..aColla because one of
them apparently was having a
sexual relationship with him and
wanted lo end the arrair. s aid
Barry Feldman. the assistant
district attorney for Suffolk
County, Long Island.
Charged Tuesday were Sharon
Brown, 18, who allegedly had the
affair. and Deanna McClure, 17,
who was quoted by police as
saying she agreed to help her
friend get rid or LaColla.
Miss Brown was jailed in lieu
of $10,000 bail and Miss McClure
on $5.000 bail. The case will be
given to a grand jury.
Feldman said LaColla and
Miss Brown reportedJy began a
sexual relationship while she
was a student at Brentwood
High School, and it continued
after she moved and transferred
to Bay Shore High School. Miss
McClure is a student there.
Police said Miss Brown told
them she came to look upon
LaColla as "disgusting" and
.. could no longer s tand his
sexual advances."
T he alleged affair began to
interfere with Miss Brown's
family life and her relationship
with a boyfriend, police said
Miss McClure told them.
The teen -agers made a n
earlier attempt on LaColla's life,
Dec. 18, by spiking his rum
drink with powdered s leeping
pills, police said. That caused
him to vomit but did not rouse
his suspicions. they said. The
motel attack allegedly occurred
three days later.
LaColl a told police he was
stretched out naked on the bed
when they told him to close his
eyes. and one of them hit him on
the head with a wine bottle. As
he sat up, he sa id, one of the
teen-agers stabbed him in the
back while the other hit him on
the head with a pellet pistol and
he was sprayed with Mace.
One or the teen -agers
produced a hypodermic need.le
with the intent.ion or injecting air
into his veins, he told police, but
the needle apparently broke
before it punctured his skin.
Police said the students drove
off in LaColla 's car and the
guidance counselor·s initial
report to police was about the
theft and he said nothing about
the other incidents. The car was
found Sunday night, leading to
the questloning or the students.
police said.
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More rain due .
soggy north • m
By Tiiie Aaeocla&ed Pren
More rain was 1 "sure bet"
for Northem CaltfornJa today as
a low pressure system llnaered
off the coast after a Pacific
storm dumped up to •~ inches
of rain and blanketed the Sierra
Nevada with snow.
Rain-slicked or snowy roads
slowed traffic and triuered
numerous fender-benders
throughout Tuesday. Rivers ro1e
alona the north coast, while the
Sacramento River rose t o
warninJ stage In several spots.
"Northern California is a sure
bet for more rain, and central
California looks very good for
s howers," said forecaster Bill
Hackel of the National Weather
Service. "Not as much rain as we got (Tuesday) ... but
we will get more.''
The weather will remain
"unsettled, cloudy and cool, with
showery periods" through the
end of the week , Hackel
predicted.
The cold front that moved
through California Tuesday
brought a "goodly amount of
rain and snow . . . just what you
would expect in winter," he
added.
A travelers advisory for snow
and gusty winds was posted for
the northern mountains, where
the snow was at the 3,000-foot
level, and the Sierra Nevada,
with snow at the 6,500-foot level.
The Mount Shasta-Siskiyou
area also had a travelers
advisory for snow in effect.
The stat e De partme nt of
Transportation warned
motorists to avoid Interstate 80
and mahway 50 in the Sierra
Nevada aa snowfall and poor
vlsiblllty caused "very, very
heavy trafflc," accordln1 to
spokeswoman P at Miller.
On the west shore of Lake
Tahoe, a sectlon of m1hway 89
between 1-80 and U.S. 50 was
closed by beayy snow. Sections
of at least three other mountain
roads also were closed, and
chains were required elsewhere
on cars.
To the west, rainfall and
mudslides closed sections of
Highway 101 north of Leesett,
and numerous a ccidents were
rePQrted on Bay area roads.
"We've got the normal traffic
accidents . . . because nobody
ever slows down," said R.J .
Smith in the Marin County
Sheriff's office. By 4 p.m .,
Marin Civic Center recorded
2.08 inches of rain in 24 hours,
and Kentfield had 4.45 inches.
In the same period, 1.98 inches
fell at San Francisco Airport,
1. 77 in Oakland, 1.57 in Fort
Bragg, 1.56 in Redwood City,
1.30 in Sacramento and 2.03 in
Blue Canyon.
Storm-caused power failures
left 7,000 Pacific Gas and
Electric Co. customers without
electricity in San Rafael and
Sout h San Francisco.
Four people were pulled from
waters near Half Moon Bay
whe n two boats s ank , and
pavement cave-ins occurred on
three San Francisco streets.
Bonin jury still out
Verdict . awaited in freeway killer case
SUIT FILED -Lone Star
Pictures Inte rnational, the
film company that released
'"Secrets ," s t arri ng
Jacqueline Bissett, filed suit
in New York against High
Society magazine, which it
alleges illegally us ed
photographs from the film of
sex scenes involving the
actress.
Escapee c aptured
MER C ED <AP > -A
handcuffed Merced County
prisoner leaped through a
window pane in the Superior
Court building Tuesday morning
but was recaptured l 'h blocks
away. Guadalupe Ramos, 21. of
Livingston made his escape
attempt from th e
attorney-defendant conference
room behind the court.
Bislwp
calls for
arms cut
STOCKTON (AP > -The
Roman Catholtc blabop of
Stockton today called for the
United States and tbe Soviet
Union to cut their atockpllea ot
nuclear weaPonl in half.
Jn a put.oral letter issued to
tbe 117 ,000 Catholics in his
diocese, Bishop Ro1er Mahony
also asked for a three-year
·freeze on nuclear weaponry
reaear c b , testing and
construct.ion.
The plea for arms reduction
was similar to requests issued
this faJI by San Francisco
Archbishop J ohn R. Quinn and
Sacramento Bishop Francis A.
Quinn.
But Mahony said his letter
ca lling for "a fundame ntal
about-face in the arms race"
goes beyond previous comments
to ex pl ore the moral
implications of U.S. arms policy
and deterrence.
•'Since n uc1ear weapons
invo lve indiscriminate and
massive violence committed
against civilian populations,
th eir e mployment or
contemplated use can never be
morally permitted," he wrote.
"ll is my conviction that
Catholics no longer have a
secure moral basis to support
actively or cooperate passively
in the current U.S. arms policy
and escalating ar ms race."
LOS ANGELES <AP) -A Superior
Court jury, after deliberating two
days, bas yet to return a verdict
against truck driver William Bonin,
accused of murdering 12 youn g
persons in the so-called freeway
killer case.
The management-sponsored plan
to e liminate the Perlmans as
stockholders passed easily at the
Caesars World annual meeting
Tuesday despite complaints from
some s h areholders t hat t he
$20-a-sba.re purchase price -twice
the current market price -wu too
high.
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The panel spent about 6~ hours in
the jury room Tuesday before
recessing for the day.
Bonin, 34, a twice-paroled sex
offender from s uburban Downey,
faces tt\e possibility of the death
penalty if convicted of the deaths of
12 young men and boys whose nude
bodies were found dumped along
Southern California freeways .
Dozens of other bodies have been
found similarly dumped since 1972,
but Bonin has not been charged lo
those cases.
A lleged bookie
operation probed
HERMOSA BEACH CAP> -The
Los Angeles County Sheriff's
Department is investigatio1 an
alleged bookmaking operation run
from the Fire Department in this
southern Los Angeles suburb, City
Manager Greg Mayer said.
The operation, which apparently
began with pools on major sporting
events such as the World Series and
Super Bowl, evolved into a clearin1
house for bets made at local bars and
stores on various sporting events,
Mayer said Tuesday.
A firefighter who allegedly ran the
operation, Mickey Tague, and fire
Capt. Joe Geonetta, who supposedly
knew of it, were suspended with pay
indefinitely on Dec. 21 while an
investigation continues. Mayer said.
Stockholders OK
Caesars buyout
"' LOS ANGELES CAP> -Caesars
World Inc. s t ockholders have
approved a proposal to purchase the
4.8 million s hares belongln1 lo
company founders Cliffor d a nd
Stuart Perlman for about 198 million.
Retired county
cowuel arrealed
CLOVIS <AP> -A. retired Fresno
County counsel waa amon1 four
people arrested on dna1 charges
when officers seized teo,000 worth ot
cocaine at two residences aoutbeut
of Fresno, authorities aaid.
Robert Martin Wash, 73 , who
retired in 1978 after 28 years as
county counsel, was taken into
c u stody for i nvestigation of
possession of cocaine for sale. He
was released o n his own
recognizance.
His son. Thomas Rutherford Wash,
29 , a l so wa s arrested for
investigation of possession and sales
at the home they shared. Billy LeRoy
K,agler, 33, and Bill Thomas
Mor adick, 28, were taken Into
custody at the other residence.
New airline
to atart 3ervice
CHICO <AP> -Flights . between
eight western cities will inaugurate
the new Pacific Express airline ln
January, and the company says it
hopes eventually to serve 26 cities in
seven st.ates.
The Chico-based airline announced
Tuesday that it will launch flights
Jan. 15 between San Franc!Ko, San
Jose, Oakland, Chico and Palm
Spriop. It said flights to Portland
and Medford, Ore., would be added
Jan. 20, with service to Boise, Idaho,
startlnc Jan. 'l7.
The airline says it will use 78-seat
twin-engine jets and wlll offer fares
as m uch u 45 percent cheaper than
those curttntly offered.
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his San Bruno home to finance the hunt. but wi ll give it to
anyone offering 1,000 to l odds he does catch the s hark by
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Nestande absences tops on cou~ty panel
Supervisor missed 14 meetings in 9 separate weeks; Wieder missed 8 in 6 weeks
By GLENN SCOTr
Of ... Dally ..... 1'9ft
Bruce Nestande, who has
Involved h i m se lf as a
spokesman for lo ca l
governments on several national
issues, had the worst attendance
record this year with his own
local group, the Orange County
Board of Supervisors.
Since early January, Nestande
missed 14 board meetings in
nine separate weeks, according
to meeting records. The board
met 102 times, mosUy twice a
week, over 50 weeks .
The s upe rvisor s are not
scheduled to meet this week.
In e ight of the a bse.nces,
Nestande was in Washington,
D. C .• e ither testifying or
c onferring as a committee
member on issues such as air
quality control, federalis m or
use of federal grants .
Generally. the first· year
s upervisor has argued that
federal officials should yield
more decision-making powers to
local governments.
He missed another meeting
because he was in Sacr amento,
three because of illness and two
while oo vacation, records show.
Supervisor Harriett Wieder
missed eight meetings in six
separate weeks. She missed two
in late January to ·attend the
presidential inauguration in
Was hington , 0 .C .. and she
missed three others during trips
to the Capitol to push (or more
ext ensive federa.l funding for
aiding refugee resettlement.
Mrs. Wieder also was absent
three times to participate as the
county representative to the
County Supervisors Association
of California.
In contrast to Nestande and
Mrs. Wieder. the other three
supervisors generally didn't
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TO THE DUMP -A worker tosses food from Costa Mesa
market into truck. The entire inventory at the store had to
be tossed out after a youth tossed tear gas into the store last
week. The market owner estimated he lost $45,000 worth of
food.
Gas attack on shop
costs owner $65,000
For Chuck Trujillo, a retired
Los Angeles policeman and
owner of a Co s ta M es a
quick-shop market, business has
been lousy.
For s tarters , his 7 ·Eleven
market at 1673 Irvine Ave. has
been closed since Dec. 23 when a
hooligan tossed several handfu.ls
of powdered tear gas into the
shop.
He figures he's lost as much
as $20,000 in business so fa r.
On top of that, the Fountain
Valley r es ident ended up
throwing away h is e ntire
inventory Tuesday -$45,000
worth of food and beverages, by
I his estimation.
'The food , county h ea lth
officials told him, had to go
because it might have been
contaminated by the tear gas
dust tossed into the shop.
Cleaning up the shop, Trujillo
said, likely will cost another
$7,000.
•'I knew there were going to be
Heart attack
blamed for
BB accident
A '1·year·old Buena Park
motorist apparently suffered a
heart attack wbUe behind the
wbeel in HunUnctoo Beach and
slammed hia car lnto a atop
li1ht, police reported.
Byron Michael Hoover, 41 ,
wa1 reported i n crltlcal condlllon today at Paciflu
ffotpital In Huoiinstoo Beach,'
~llceH.id.
He auffered no major injurt•
la the Tuesday afternoon
coUltlon at the intenectlon of
Brookbant Street aad Adama
A venue, police &&kl.
PoUH aay Hoover slumped
acrou tbe "8t ot bit car 8'd tbe
..taJcle bJt the tunalq lltM pole
lb tbe elDter' "' tbe tnterMcdoa,
knocklnl It to lhe 1round.
problems with the food, but I
never dreamed it would be this
maj or ,·· the shop owner
remarked Tuesday as workers
burled canned goods, packaged
items and soft drinks into a
dump truck.
He said it would take two
truck t rips to e mpty out the
store. The food , he said, is being
hauled to a dump where it is to
be buried.
It was las t Wednesd.ay
afternoon that a man described
only as a "punk rock type"
opened up the front door to the
market and tossed in the tear
gas.
Paramedi cs , who we re
s ummoned when s hoppers
began coughing and wheezing,
treated 16 per sons and took
them to the hospital for further
treatme.nt.
P olice said none of the
individuals in the store, who
were mostly young persons
clustered around a video ••me,
suffered serious injury.
County health officials
cordoned off the market
following the attack and uaed
breathing gear to enter the store
In order to survey the damafe.
Trujillo said county health
officers decontaminated tbe
sbop before 11 vlng the order to
set rld of the food.
"Once we 1et the food out,"
Trujillo 1ald, "the place wilJ be
palnted and then
de'bontaminated a1aln and then
I'll have a Janitor come ln for
another eleanlnt."
Ke said he hopes to have tbe
abop open a•aln In Ume for lbe
N,w Year's Eve rush.
Meanwhile, TnUUlo said, he's
U!Y1n1 to put bla old pollc• lkUJJ
to work by attemptlnf lo
develop lead• to belp police track down the culprit. .. A, a former policeman.'' be
remarted, "I Juat bate to ...
. anyOM set away with tomeddnl
like WI.''
-BwSTEVE MAltlJU
venture outside the cou~ty on
meeting days .
Supervisor Thom as Riley
A Clark aide said the
chairman likes to stay close lo
home unless he belleve5 he can
'Each time I have been in
Washington , D.C., .it has been with.a
pocketful of county. agenda items."
missed six meetings, all because
he was s uffering from ·a
recurring respiratory ailment.
Roger Stanton missed two
meetings , bo th beca use of
illness .
And board Chairman Ralph
Clark missed just once, on May
19, to testify before a legislative
commit~ in Sacramento on a
proposed mars hal -s heriff
merger bil~.
do his constituents more good by
being elsewhere, such as at a
legislative committee meeting.
And "it take5 a lot" for Clark
to miss a meeting, said the aide,
Steve Malone.
A former state assemblyman ·
and aide to Ronald Reagan when
he was governor. Nestande bas
said his close contacts with the
Reagan Administration help him
lobby for what he considers
beneficial changes in the way
the federa.l government treats
local and regional agencies.
OnJy his latest trip to discuss
block grant funding was paJd
from his supervisoria.l budget ,
aides saJd, contendine that his
input would easily equal the cost
of the trip.
"Each time f ha ve been in
Washington, D.C .• it has been
with a pocketful of county
agenda items." Nestande said
this week.
The 69-year-old Riley ·s
absences thi s year were
noteworthy because they were
the first misses since he was
appointed to office in 1974,
according to aide John Schade.
Riley was the only supervisor
in his office Tuesday. The others
took most of the week off for
vacation because no meetings
are scheduled.
WORST RECORD Bruce
Nest ande is reported to have
c h a l k ed up the worst 1
attendance record with the.
Orange Count y Board of
Supervisors during 1981
Fountain Valley pay freeze eyed
$1 million financial shortage projected for 1982:a83 fisacl year
By PIOL SNEIDEllMAN percent uicreases, while police
olt11e0altt"-'IWI officers reeeived a 13 percent
The Fountain Va lley City boost.
Council bas proposed a salary , But the F o utain Valley
freeze for city department heads Professional and Technical
and employees at the midd.le Employees Association had only
management level.
The proposal comes at the end
During 1981 , Fountain Valley
had an unusually high turnover
in its top management posts.
Building and Safety Director
J ose Melad left when his
depa rtment was merged into the
of a year in which three city
department heads, a city
attorney and a city manager
have resigned.
·'We don't pretend we can.afford.as .
much as ... Anaheim.' City personnel director Bill
Ackerman said the salary freeze
plan is based "on what the city
council believes these jobs are
worth and on the city's ability to
pay."
Fountain Valley has
experienced f i nancial
dlfficu.lties durine the past year.
and a $1 million sborta1e baa
been projected for the 1982-81
flacaJ year.
The city's general employees,
police officers and firefighters
all received raises in November
as they be&an the second year of
lbelr twe>-year contracts with the
city.
Under t.hese contracts, the
eeneral employees reeeived a 7
percent raise, plus an additional
3 percent city contribution to
their retirement program.
FirefiJ(hters received 7
a one-year contract. which
expired Nov. 21.
This group represents 21
m i ddle management
supervisors and other staff.
including usistant fire chiefs, a
city planner and adminiatraUve
aJdea.
City department heads, such
as the public works direetor, fire
c hief and planning director,
make their own requests for
salary increases through the
city manager.
Personnel director Ackerman
said the city council thus far has
re5ponded to pay raise reque5ts
from the middle management
employees and the department
heads by saying a salary freeze
is necessary.
planning department.
Fire Chief Tom Feierabend
resigned in a dispute with the
City Council over reorganization
of his department.
Parks a nd R ec r eation
Director Gary Davis resi1ned to
take a similar post in Lfncaater.
City Attorney Tom Woodruff
stepped down to devote more
time to other racets of his law
firm.
City Manager Robert Vollmer
resigned, citing only "personal
reasons."
Ackerman said the year's
departures in Fountain Valley
may be part or a widespread
trend.
..It's no se<:ret that a lot of
people have been leaving publi c
employment since the passage
of Proposition 13 because they
believe there are more chances
for advancement in the private
sector,·· he said.
Even among government
entit i es there ca n be
competition, he added.
"We don't pretend we can
afford to pay as much as, say,
Anaheim ... Ackerman said.
He noted that two Fountain
Valley paramedics left this year
fo r lower paying county fire
department posts that have
more opportuniti e!'I f or
advancement.
The personnel director said
negotiations with department
beads and middle management
staff will re5ume in January. He
said the council's salary 'freeze
proposa.l "is not cast in stone."
But if the freeze remains in
e ff ect through 1982, some
de partment head s will find
lower employees catching up t.d
their pay levels.
Because or c onti nuing
increases provided by the policq
o ffice rs' contract, Fountain
Va lley·s police captains may be
earning more than Police Chief
Marvin Fortin ir the freeze
r e main s thr o ugh June,
Ackerman said.
Airport expansion
plans under study
...............
MOVING DAY -Kenneth Snider wheels cartons of Fountain
Vall~y School District materials to a truck that will carry
therll to the district's new Oak Street headquarters,
formerly McDowell school. Shift will be completed next
Monday. District plans to lease present offices at Newland
Street and Talbert Avenue to an outside party.
Orange County Superior Court
Judge Bruce Sumner will decide
whether environmental studies
of expansion plans for John
Wayne Airport were sufficiently
lac k ing t o ca use airpo rt
improvements to be suspended.
Attorneys for Newport Beach
c ontended Monday during
closing arguments in their case
against the Orange County
Government that th e
e nvironmental impact reports
are inadequate.
Los Angeles·based attorney
Pierce O'Donne ll said the
reports paint such a ros y picture
of the pending $75-milllon
imprvvemenl project that they
are more like "a sales and
promotional brochure" than
documents intended to give bard
facts on the consequences of
expansion. ·
However, the county's lawyer,
Michael Gatzke, claimed today
that attorneys for Newport
Beach and Stop PoUuUn1 Our
Newport <SPON) had failed to
pron the reports don't measure
up to leaal tu.ldelines. He told
Sumner the reports conform to
the California Environmental
Quality Act becau1e they
describe bow the Improvements
would affect surroundiat areas ..
O'Donnell and SPON attorney
IL Clement Shut• of Saa
FrandKo are ukl"' Sumner to
rul• tlaat the reporu ar•
Incomplete , meanln1
Improvement• approved la
February by lhe County Bo.rd
of Su""11on cannot proceed.
"uainer la expected to lalue
LagUna jail death probed
La,_. BeMb poltc. OmdaJa
bave eoaftrmed Ute 1'81 lau .,., .... lnneUptloa mto ta.e
Ja lbou11 dealla of Robert .......... lut ,...,,
Wardlna, Jr, a W,.a 8-d apa11•man,wu~
dropped -.. bud by • poUce
4
offtcv la baell Of &be ltatMla
wlall• beln• remo•e41 wlltl•
clnmk from a patrol car. .
H• dlM bour'l law '9 IUI .U . AD ....... , IB•llt'WMIM and
a. probt by tbe COUlllJ dlatrid
attorney'• otnee 1bowed no
•
•rideMeof criminal activity.
But tb• U .S . .Juatht
i Dep~ actiq_oe ....
plalat ,.,... CltJ. MUYlll& , ...
Oabrl•I•, bH l•lU•t•• a·n
lnveldaat.loe of POll•lM• d.U
rl1bt1 V'loladona, poHce omdall
confll'll\ed.
his ruling within the next few
weeks. lawyers say.
Although Shute and O'DonneU
spent sever a l hours Monday
detailing why they believd
e n vironmental r e ports are
inadequate , a recurring theme
was that the studies don ·~
discuss further expansion of the
county airport.
According to the supervisors~
ma s ter plan, the airporC
terminaJ, runway and parking
facilities will be expanded tQ
aJlow average daily commerclat
jet flights to increase from the
current 41 to 55 by the year 2000.
AP..OINT'!D -Gardena City
Attorney Michael H. Miller
will assume ~.post of city
attorney ln News>ort Blach Jan. 18. A former deputY.
city attorney ift RuaUncton
Beach, Miller will take over
for former city attorney
Hugh Coffin who re:slped
last September.
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reach title games
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scorer
Magee misses final 12 minutes wi.th dislocated finger but Anteaters rally to win, 77-75
Speclal to tbe Dally Pilot 77 · 75, for their loth win in 11 outinp.
"It was a great win for ua," said a
happy coach Bill MuW1an. wboee team
lost to Aritona State, 8&-13, in the first
round Monday night. "The team kept
its pose and showed great defense.''
time out but, under pressure from Fuller.
threw it away. MILWAUKEE -For the UC Irvine
basketball tea.en, matters couldn't have
, looked much bleaker than they were
midway through the second half or the
Ant~aters' game with East Tennessee
State Tuesday night in the consolation
contest of the Milwaukee Classic.
To begin with, UCI was trailing the
Sues, 60-50, with 11 : 59 to play. But to
make matters worse, their main cog -
Kevin Magee -was beaded for the
dressing room with a dislocated finger
on his left hand.
Indeed, the Anteaters stopped lbe
Bucs when they had to. UCI still trailed,
73·63, with 5:58 to play before two free
throws by Bob Thornton, a jumper, free
throw and layin by Kevin Fuller, and a
steal and layln by Ben McDonald
reduced the deficit to 73-72.
McDonald subsequently got the ball
underneath the basket. was fouled, and
sank both charity tosses for a 76-75 lead.
Thornton then iced the game by hitting
one of two free throws with a little more
than 40 seconds left.
The Sues worked for the last shot only
to miss at the buzzer.
·'They showed a lot of character out
there," added MulJigan. "l would have
hated to come all this way to lose twice.
Fuller, <Grant> Taylor and Thornton
played great games for us off the
bench." Last year, with Magee absent, there
would have been no doubt concerning
the final outcome. This year's Anteater
squad is different. though, and they
proved it by rallying to beat the Bucs,
The Sues' Marcus Reese then hit on a
pair of free throws to give his team a
brief breather before Randy Whieldon
canned a 20·footer to bring UCI back to
within one.
Magee, who jammed the ring finger
on his left hand off a deflected pass,
was taken to the hospital for
prec autionary X-rays. If there's a
With 1 :39 remaining, the Sues, still
leading, tried to inbound the ball after a,
Remembering the good guys
Like Joe Louis, they were a credit to the human race
Should old acquaintance be forgot and ruou
broughi to mind? Should old acquaintance be forgot and
day• of Auld Lang Syne . .
As the glasses are raised this New Year's, the
toast is to the good guys from the world or fun and
games who left us during the 12 months just
passed. This earth was better off for having known
them and their acquaintance will not be forgot.
Should old acquaintance be forgot . . .
Joe Louis was a warm and simple and humble
man. He was truly what the heavyweight
champion of the world is meant to be. Ir heroes are
to be worshipped, the Brown ~mber gave us the
reason.
The nicest, and truest, words ever written
about Joe Louis were. "He is a credit to his race -
the human race."
And mwr brought to mind ...
Joe Kubarich spent his life coaching football
and helping to form the lives of those he coached.
Joe Kubaricb's niche in the Hall of Fame will have
to be large enou1h to bold a very big heart.
Joe's life ended almost at the veey moment
Super Bowl XV started, which was a blessin1 in a
way. Joe Kuharich lived with the Eagles right to
the moment be died with them.
Should old ocqvaintance be f orqc>t . .
The youn1 players of today should have known
an outllelder of yesterday named Pete Relser.
There wu not a 1reedy sinew in Pistol Pete's body
and here was a man who really would have played
baseball for the love of the 1ame.
The Doctien have bad some sreat ones, but no
more couraseoua and lovable human beln1 evu
ran full tilt into an outfield wall.
And dau. of A add Long S,,w ...
8Ul 'oianl wq the bualness mana1e1' ot lb•
Los Anaeles Rama but that wq merely hil Job.
His relltioalbtp wltb the football t.am was of love
and total devodon. BUI Johna lived to tee what the
frandalle bu eome to. He mJpt have dled of a
broken bMrt.
SPORTS COLUMNIST
BUD TUCKER
our fraternity but there is comfort ln the legacies
thev leave.
For Auld Lang Syne . . .
Hotel lobbies around lhe country won't be the
same without Frank Lane. Sure, Trader Frank
repeated his baseball yarns and they 1ot more
lavish every time but they also got more eltjoyable
every time.
Wherever Trader Frank is, be just unloaded a
mediocre player for a super star .
We'U take a cup o/ lrindrwu Jld ..
Large Lester Nebampkin was as much a part
of the sidelines as the yardmarkera and if his
generous size did nol cause.you to notice him, his
brightly colored s l\lrt did.
Laree Lester was a good pboto1rapber. He
was an even better human being.
For Auld Lang SJlfle ...
Ray Oyler. the former Detroit Tiger abort.atop
who played so well in the 1968 World Sertea, wu
only 43. He bad a lot of fun In t.boce years but be
missed too much.
If ever a nickname fit, it was the one they
hun1 on Mickey Walker. He looked and acted and
foutht like a Toy BuUdo1.
And tbe fiaht 1ame will mlla Ralph Gamblal.
Champions also 1et counted out.
bright spot to the injury. it's that it
occurred to Magee's non-shooting hand.
Plus, the Anteaters have onJy one game in
the next 15 days .
Magee, d espite lea ving with 12
minutes to play, still led his teammates
with 26 points. He also grabbed nine
rebounds. Whieldon added 14 points and
McDonald 9 as UCI shot 54 percent from
the floor.
The trio of Fuller. Thornton and
Taylor had lOpointsamongthem.
For the Sues. 3·5, the loss was a bitter
o n e to ac cept. Aaron Douglas
staged a one-man clinic as he scored a
game-high 30 points, hitting 15 of 18
from the floor including his first 13
shots. Winfred Reed added 17 points.
while Andre Motley and Reese had 10
apiece.
.........
hr A* "°"9 s,_, "'J ct.ar ... Pre11 boxea arOund the country woa 't be tbe
11111• without Jlm Enrlcht, the larc• and happy
man from Chic:aco. Too m1n1 IOOd oa• IO from
It I.I of Uie tou1b IU.YI and Jentle IUYI and
happy luYI and sad 1uy1 that the i.tendl of aporta
are made. It ls of the 1oocl 1uya wbo are 100• tbat
le1•ncta are made.
Should old oc~ bt Jortoet Alld ~
br°"'1M co ma.I . . . No, DOt tbi1 year. Or any otMI'.
H~YY NlllURI! -UCLA center Stuart Oray t11htens
bis defense on Maryland ball-handler durina Tuesday
nl1ht'a game at Pauley Pavlllon. Bruin.a blew out
Maryland, 90·57
,,
'Runts'
outrun
Jazz
. '. . ..
..
INGLEWOOD <AP> -Riley's
Runts. as they've come to ~
known , made it a p e rfed
six·fOr·six by beating the Utati
J azz, but it wasn't easy.
"I felt good about the first halt
and I felt l>ad about the fourth
quarter.'' said Loa Angelet•
Coach Pat Riley after his LakeN
downed the Jau 121-114 Tuesday
·night. "We got out of what we
had been doing, moving and
running the ball.
"We were playing too much
one-on--0ne. Utah had a supel'b
defense in the fourth quarter.
That combination and the fact
that we were not doing what we•
do best got them close."
Close, but that was all for tt>e
Jazz. Even though the Lakers
obviously weren't at their best,
they had enough to win their
sixth straight game. Los
Angeles has played all six
games without All·Pro center
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, who has
been sidelined because of a
s trained tendon in his ri1ht
ankle.
THE LAKERS LOST their
other big man, Mitch Kupchalt,
with a broken bone in his left leg
early in the first game they
played without Abdul-Jabbar.
Thus. the s tarting unit has been
referred to as Riley's Runts.
Los Angeles, 24-7 overall, took
a 75 -58 advantage at the
inte rmission , making 62.3
per cent on its field goal
attempts. 'fhe Lakers led by 19
points earl y in the four,~
quarter, but Utah cut the derifit
to four points with a little over a
minute to play.
Ho wever . Jamaal Wilk"
connected on a jump shot ~
1 :04 left to give the Lakers-;+
six-point lead and shortly la~
Wilkes stole a pass from U~
forward Adrian Dantley, se~
up a Los Angeles fast bretOI:
which ended with a layup 1'f'
Norm Nixon. .·:
Wilkes led the Lakers with.*
points, making 16 of his 24 fi;td~
goal attempts. He also had ruae;
rebounds, four assists and ~
steals. Nixon finished with ~
points and 10 assists. ·,·· ., ..
~ .
AMONG THE OTHER mla contributors for Los Ange ~
were Michael Cooper. who
15 points, and Earvin "Mag · •
J ohnson, who had 13 points, ~
assists and seven rebounds. .~~
Bob McAdoo made his ~
appearance in a Los Ang4
uniform, playing the final 2:45:-i't!
the first half. He was h~
scoreless and missed his onft:
field goal attempt. . '
.. McAdoo could not give '1
whole lot to our team," said
Riley of the forward-centtt
acquired by the Lakers fron.
New Jersey last Thursday. "I
want to give him some time in
the next eight to 10 days so he'U
have time for conditioning. He's
very versatile, very s mart."
"They have a perfect blend
h e re of young talent and
veterans," said McAdoo. "I
don't care what role they use me
in. My style is up and down the
court. During the next couple of
days, I'm going to be practicing
very hard. I've got to know the
mood s of the players and
sharpen myself physically.''
Robinson
will wait
TEMPE. Ariz . <AP)
University of Southern
California football coach Jobi\
Robinson said Tuesday that lu~
may talk lo National Football
League teams interested in bis
services after the Jan. 1 Fiesta
Bowl.
But Robinson denied repo-1$
that he has already sp()ken witf\
New En1land Patriot official.a
• a bout their vacant bead
coachinc Job.
''I hav e not had a•~
negotiations with anyone alnce
the season was over," Ro~
said. "lly only comments .W.
anybody who's called ID'
Indirectly ot directly ii, l'•e
aaid, 'Hey, wait unlll after the
flrat of the year.·
"If eomeone ls interested fil
me then, I would be 1Jad to 1¥
down to aee what tbey are
offertns," added RoblDlon. "ff I
have to wait and tMy bave Ml
wait, I think It'• proper that_,..
all watt." ,•
l:llhtb·ranked Southnl a.a; .. a. t.-No. 1 ._. Statt. N. ln ,,...,,, Flelta Bowl ....
Rob&uon bu~ a .. ..,
t•cord la el 1ea1oa1 _. 8ouUtem cal ... ,.,..._
(lee PAT& P ... CI) ~.
' ·~
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~·Orange Cout OAJLY PILOT,WednHday, December 30, 1981 H IF
Vikings, .Mustangs reach to11rnament finals
The Marina Bl&b wo...a'a Maketball team la
boplq UM thlrd Ume will be the cbarm wMn t.be
Vlklnp play Pootblll tor the cbamplOGlhlp ol Ute
llhrlna·ltdlaon Holiday Tournamtnt at 7:'5
tont1bt on the Vlkin.11• noor.
Meanwhile, Cotta 11•• will play tor Ute
Eatallela Toumameot crown aft..-the lluataq1
dlapoeed ol La Quinta In the aemlftnall, »-aa.
Marina moved into the title Wt Tuetday wltb a
U-40 triumph over PountaJn Valley while Footlllll
waa boldtna off HunUnttOll Beach, 50-U. In the
flltb·place came, ltdlaon will play Bunou1bl,
whlle Mater Del w11 eliminated from the
conaolaUon bracket.
Marina's wln elves it a third abot at Footblll.
The Vildn1s have dropped their Ont two cbancea,
each by two points, more reffnUy ln the Cypreu Tournament.
"We're 1ettlng a little Ured of playln1 them,"
offered Marina aaaistant coach Tim Reed.
In be•Una Sunset Leaiue opponent Fountain
Valley, the Viktnes had to hold off a furtoua ch~1e
in tbe final quarter to cut an 11-potnt deftclt to Just
two in the final momenu.
''They played 1uper-a1rraaive defense,'' said
Reed about the Barons. "They waited for our
mistakes and we turned the ball over to them a
few times."
A 3-for-13 free-throw performance by Marina,
includift# six misses in the final quarter, Ibo
helped make thines lnteresUna.
"We played well in spots and we played well
Sweazy gains
All-C·IF team
Templeton player of the year
By aOGER CARLSON ot .. Dellf .........
Foothill Higb's Mark Templeton, who led the
Knights to the CIF Southern Conference football
championship, has been selected as the CIF
Division II Player of the Year by tbe First
Interstate Bank athletic foundation board.
Templeton, a 6-2, 195-pounder, scored · 24
touchdowns and rushed for 224 yards in t.be
championship finale against El Modena.
In all there were 10 Oran1e County athletes
chosen to the two teams, includln.s a pair from
Foothill and EJ Dorado.
A second team spot wu accorded El 1oro
running back Damon Sweaty, the Sea View
League's Player of the Year for the second
straight year. Sweazy is a repeat selection, bavinl
been chosen on tbe Division Ill team as a junior.
All-CIF Div.._ U
Flnt Teaa Ofteme Bet. Wt. Yr.
TE-Mark Andrew, Saa Mart.Do 1-J Z18 Sr.
Rec-Jerry Davis, Burroughs 5-10 180 Sr.
Rec-Dale Frack, Hart 5-10 175 Sr.
T -Tory Pan.kopf, LB WU50ll 8·3 240 Sr.
T -Charlie Steele, El Modena 6·2 235 Sr.
G -Keith Davis, Santa Monica 6-2 2Z3 Jr.
G -David.Dixon, Inglewood 6·3 2ZI Sr.
C -Frank Chavez, Bell Gardens 6·2 235 Sr.
B -Tberman Beard, Hueneme 5-8 165 Sr.
B -Kirk Jones, LB Poly S·ll 115 Jr.
B -Marco Johnson, Ant. Valley 5-8 148 Jr.
B -Mark Templeton, Foothill 6·2 195 Sr.
B -Dylan, Stewart, Santa Monica 5-6 140 Sr.
B -Randy Fayette, West Torrance 6-2 115 Sr.
K -John Lee, Downey 5·10 170 Sr.
Ftnt Team Defeue
DL-Eric Hamm«1nd, Hueneme 6-2 230 Sr.
DL-Don Woodward, San Luis Obispo 8-4 200 Sr.
DL-Geotry Walsh, LB Poly 6·3 225 Sr.
DL-Tim Barroca, Dos Pueblos 6-1 210 Sr.
DL-Guy TeafatUJer, Warren 6·3 225 Sr.
LB-Ross Harvey, Temple City 8--0 180 Sr.
LB-Chris Scott, So. Torcance 8·3 21S Sr.
LB-Craig Slavin, Westlake 8--0 180 Jr.
LB-Bill Brace, Santa Barbara 5-10 175 Sr.
LB-Craig Nicastro, Arcadia 5-11 195 Sr.
DB-Robbie Bartlett, Monrovia 5·11 180 Sr.
DB-Rieb Harger, So. Torrance 8-0 170 Sr.
DB-Craig Rutledge, El Dorado 8-0 170 Sr.
DB-Bruce Hill, Antelope Valley 6--0 180 Sr.
DB-Junior Thurman, Santa Monica 8-0 110 Sr.
P -DeDe Moore, Muir 8·1 205 Sr.
Stto.d Team Ofte91e
TE-Jeff Gallimore, Oxnard 6-3 1'11 Sr.
Rec-Hank Norman, LB Poly 6-4 190 Sr.
Rec-John Gagliano, Hoover 6-3 180 Sr.
T -Steve Baker, Ant.elope Valley w 210 Sr.
T -York Wallace, Centennial 6-2 DO Sr.
G -Gene Murphy, El Dorado 6-2 210 Sr.
G -Gree Baldwin, San Gabriel 8·2 225 Sr. c -Nick Gotovac, Esperama 8·2 225 Sr.
B -Dean Harrington, Hart 8-0 180 Sr.
B -Damon Sweazy, El Toro 5-10 170 Sr.
B -Ml.ke Gomez, San Gabriel 5-10 170 Sr.
B -Aaron Brown, Santa Monica 8·1 190 Sr.
B -Alfred Jenkins, Lynwood 8·5 195 Sr.
B -Matt O'Keefe, Downey 5-10 175 Sr.
K -Daren Ubonati, Thousand Oaks 5-11 180 Jr.
SeeeM Team Defeue
Di.:.-Eric Coakley, Villa Part 8-0 175 Sr.
DL-Walt Pederson, Pactnca 6-2 211 Sr.
DL-Ron McLean, Ri1hetti &·3 215 Sr.
DL-Dan Romero, Bell Gardens S-10 230 Sr.
DL-Re&inald Stark, Monrovia 8·1 180 Sr.
LB-Nate Fletcher, Morninpide 8-0 175 Sr.
LB-Tony Haller, Buena 6-1 11'7 Sr.
LB-Scott Zito, Antelope Valley 5-1 llO Sr.
LB-Bo Williama, Burroutba 6-1 l• Sr.
LB-DarT)'l lledcliqa, Kennedy 5-10 115 Sr.
DB-Gret Haly. Foothill 6-1 175 Sr.
DB-Cedric Brown, Compton $-11 115 Sr.
DB-Mike Hart, Palos Verdes 6-1 175 Sr.
DB-Paul NicholSQD, Santa Barbara 6-1 llO Sr.
DB-Mark Anderson, Buena 8-0 170 Sr. p -Manhall Lampson, llilllku ... a 215 SI'.
Player of the Year: Teftlpleton <Foot.bill)
500/o TAX
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bad to play tbem ao early ln t.be aeuon. They're an
t.xceUeot team.''
The~·· balanced attack wu pac:ed by Sandy Corbett 1 13 polnta whlle Mar1aret Loma
WOME~'S BASKETBALL·
. .
added 10. The Barona, who will play HunUncton
Beach in the 8 o'clock third-place contat tonJibt,
waa led by Lisa Gritbur1'1 1' polnta.
!dteon•,tmne31
The Cbar1en rebounded from a disbear\enin1
defeat Monday lo race put Irvine.
Edison led by 13 at the end of the flnt quarter,
(the Oiar1ers lost Monday after leaclln& by 15 at
that potnt) but this Ume maintained the lar1e
advantage throuCbout.
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~ · '\ ALTERNATORS ,.._
STARTERS ...
"We played with a UWe mon ctet.m.laadon,"
Hid Coaeb Dave Wblte, wboM team pla11 for ftftb pla~ at •:u today at Marina.
''&veryoD. dJd .,.ood Job toda1, eva the llrla
off the bench. 1 wu )l•ued. with the effort.I of <Janet) Bittner and (Lynn} Uchlnoca," 11.ld Wblte.
Tina Deaileyer had 1' polnU and Khn Tuabe
added 1J for l'.diloa. lrvlne wu led b)' RoblD Monk
and Tanya Pruett, who contributed tlpt polnta
apiece.
co .. • ..... M, Lii Quint• sa
The llu1tan11 moved their reeord· to &·l
overall ud advanced to tbe cbampioub.lp tame of
the Eatancla Tournament with a atroq defenalve
effort qalnat La Qulnta, now a.2.
Meanwhile, the host Ea1lea were the
beneficiaries of a forfeit by Mark Keppel and will
play for the consolation crown atalnlt Rowland at
4:30.
...CU lfflCTIVI lHIOUGH WID..JAN. 6, 1912
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"We bad aome 1irl1 come off tbe bench and do
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Wllkl"s U, GrHn I, Grllfltll 13. Hercty
1, !M:lloyet •. Nku I, Ovrwn O, llotH"d no I,
C•ttooe S. Totolt 4t ••tt II•
Lot AltOELIS Jollmon IJ, WllllM 14.
Brewer •. C-r IS, Nlxor> U, A...,bls 6,
M<GM >, JordoN) II, LandM>or99r I. M<Adoo o. Toi•" SJ 1~n 111
Sc-.. , o.a .......
Uleh J7 )I 23 J3 -lit
l ot A"91tles lS 40 ?J fl -IJI Fouled out N-Tot•• louls Ut•ll 14.
LOS Anotlea Jl A u,m
COLLEGE
UCl77,E.Tenn.St. 75
I AST TINNIESSEI STATE Motley 10. Reid 17, List., O. Dovotes JO, 0uor .... 11erry
•• Reese 10, Vinton o. Henelerton o. Miii.eii 0,
8tlcller0Totel\·M1·17S.
UC laVtNI ~ i., Wfll•I-14,
ftA< DoNld t . W\ltl •. JOllnson •· T-nton >. F11ller 7, 11..-UY 6. ToylO< 0 Totat1 JO !M l
77 Hatlllme U( ln>IM, Jt..-.
To1e1 fouls EHi TennoH-St•l• 20, UC
Irvine It
PCM le9d•rt SC:OIUNO
G "G l'T Tl' AWl.
Magff. UC 'rvlng t IOI !6 m .. J
Gr._y, ~ Boe<ll SI 1 •I tt 153 Jl,t
W•lckon, PecHIC • w • ,. " .. W-. CS l"uttef1on 10 •2 ~ 117 ti.I
McNeely, Sen Jae Sil. 1 • t7 llt 17.0 Wll .. tdon, UC,,,,,,,. ' .. 11 147 l'-J
Hl"l"s. F•-St t JI tS 127 11.•
A-r""1, UC S 8 • S7 2' 141 ISi
H°"90s, ~ llffcll SI 1 t f 21 110 ISi
Ruatoll, UC S.B. ' S1 16 IJO 14 4
OTHla IMOIVIOUAL LIADlaS
Aollou11cll119. M•oe• IUCtl 1l.2 .....
•-non IUCSlll IJ.4, McNHIY ISJSI II.I.
Field Go.II Por<en'-' Meoeo IUCll n.• llOl·141). Wllletoon (UCll 70.1 ........
Mc Donald IUCll M.I IJ0.751 ,., .. Tllr-
P•r<e"loOlt! Howard IUOPl ... o (24-Hl;
Held IUPO) •S.1 CIHll: Hlovln• (FSUI IU
IU ·JO). Aulah· Wood !CSFI •.• •Yg.,
HOC19es ICSULll) u ; Mcl>oneld (UCll u .
TEAM LIAOIEU
TEAM LEADERS -Scorl110 · I. UC
trvl"e ... I avo.: Long lleull SI. lt.6.
Ootenw 1. Fretno St 4'.0 •vo.; 1. s.n-'-
St. S7 J Fr• Tllr-Pe<eon'-: I Pe<lfk, no 11>7-1711; 2 cs Fuller!On, 61.1 11s...ru1.
Flelcl Goel Percent•Ott IOlfonwl" I UC
lr•I"•· U 4 llJt·SU l , 2 Fruno SI.•
CJOS.Jtll FlelCI Goel PerceM•oe IC>ofell•I I Son J-SI •It Cl~l. 2 F.--St
MS l l4'-J21)
eSTAN(tA -Krelu 4, G.,._, '· Tiii 7, Mldle!WI 16, Meydele 12, Pl11<k"•Y 12,
Joll111IOft o. M<C•lllll O. Smell<Olftll 0.
TOtAlls: 11 1•1050. k_..,o.a ... "
Fou11le l11 Velley 14 14 12 ,.__..
Etlenclo 12 11 14 IJ-90
TOl•ls f'Oull: F-1•111 V•llO "· EU•ncle
... T•(lllllUI l<Mils: Coull Su""'"'•" (Etlerw:lel.
L•kewood 61, Coat• MH• '°
!.alllWOOO -Murpfly 24, Cortlll It,
P-o, a-•. NlelJ011 s. w 1111...,_. 1,
J-t 2. 01-l, Snlllll J, PelOOCI 0. Totelt :
2411-H 65.
COSTA •IA -J , Flelcl O. 11 ... ~oy 17, ""•-'9W 11, Pelk -5111 0, Strey ... t.
Pelmlll ... '· c-2, E-l, G Fleld o,
P-lo-0, -•no 0, l'Otleflcl 0. L ... Vl'9 o Totets: 17 .. I• • IC9'9.., 0.."9"
Loh•-17 10 U 21-61
Coste -17 10 1 o-41
Tote! fouls: Lall-14, Cotlo Mou 16.
M.t« o.165, Orange 57
MATla 0 11-c-o, Tort>e11 •. Je<Uon n , llff--rl H . J~r tO, Me,,., O.
NH•tll 0 • ...,.....,, 6. Fielder l Totala ,.
1)-tUS.
OaANGE -Kelly I•. Vincent IJ, Wottef'S •. Prong 14, ....,.c• >. ,..,._ t. TOl•k It
lf..26 S1
~..,0.."9n
Meter o.i 14 1• n ,._..s o....,. I It II 17-57
Tot•I -· Met., 0.1 II, Oun99 It, ,....,..., ..,. Pierce <Or-l
Edlaon 71, Reed 51
IDllON -~s I,~ JI, Smttll
l , CNne "· 8-Mll •. l .. uvy •. 0111..--"· TOtAlta: JI IS.II 71.
a110 -v1911 I. Loy I, M<Clellon II,
Loocll It. Kendrlo I, Sond•rg•ero •. L~nl. Totob: 227·11 SI.
lnn..,0-......
EdlMn U II IS 14-11
AMd It 6 14 17-SI
Total IOIM: Edi_, U, R-17
WOOdbridp 59, A•ncho 43
woooaatDGI -f'orl"91tr 12. Rovs11 >.
Wise "· R-k ll IS, aor ... s. _..,_
1, llurke •. Totots: 12 IS.17 ff.
aU•CMO ALAMITOS -MorHgll• J, llKlter 6, Green t. _, 10. Young 11, 0-
•.Total$. 111"3 Q . Sc-..., °"'°"9n
Wooclllrljtg9 I• IS 10 JO-ff
llanc:llo Atomllo5 I • I• lt--0
Total l<Mila : WCM>clbrldo• t , lla"c"°
AlomllOs JIO; Fouled out: V°""O llleoo<l'lo
Alem,.tal, 0..0 IRancl'lo At...,lloal.
aot .. Grande 71, lrvlne H
aol..IA OMltN -WtUel '· KenlOft U , A-I 7, ,.,,._. '· a.-n 10, 090\o It, Fella 2. T-.: 2111·11 '1
l•VtNE -Corver 10, lle oor 10,
erorovlcll "· -t. -10, ..... , "· Ua•ry 1. T..-: 23 JO.J2 .._
lc-...,OM"9n
llolto Gr-11 11 16 21 -71 '"''"° 10 " 11 n-" Tot•I -: 8olw Gr•nde 21, lr'Wll\e 1'. FOVIH out. AUrs Ill. Wetiel. lr•w11,
s-1•1.
Unlvenh 49, LOI Amigo• 32
UN1v•.Slh -_,,.,, •. Guns n . "'°"'° 6, ~ •. AMclllfe J, Aljll-4. Toto It 11 IS.%3 4'.
I.OS UM~ -Sll'llOSOll 2. Gr•ll .. I,
Merit ~ t. Kidd '· Holley 6, S.0.0 1.
J-2. ~ """"-•· Tot•ta 14 4·S J2 ~..,~
University 10 U I> IJ -"
t.aAmlp 2 • 10 12 -n
Tol•I "°""; Untvortlty 7, l..O\ Amigos 12.
F°"lffoul: Kidd (LOS AmlooSl
Comoton 56, L•gun• BHch 52
COMl>Toet -Colm.,. 1, Devis 2, W-
11, M.-12, ~I, SlovQMff 4, Hotolro
4, Sw•oM I. Totota. 24 •11 S6.
LAGUNA eeAGH -Ai.ell 10, SMr1 4, Ovoroll 10, w_,,,. •. ,..,,,.,,,. J, Hoeln 12,
T~r 0. TOIM: Jl 10.U Sl. k#9..,o.. ......
Coinpton IS 12 12 11-5'
L~• llMcJI U t 11 17-U Tolel f'Ouk· Comcilon 13, L8-llHCll,,
Totel i.u1s Et Too••. Mel.,. 0.1 IS
Burrough• 47, OcHn View 37
I Ull.OUOHS A,_non 1, E .... r1n 2, °"11••• •. Grawll •. Lemb •· M<o-.ofl J., Minni• 21. Tot•li 11 J.S ti. WtbCI 20, Sl ..... 1,
Wllltt 4, (NW •• a...men 2 TOl•I•· , ... n
)I
k-.., °"'""'"" llUrr<MiljM I 12 U~7
Ocea" View I • U-37
Tolel loul• Burr""911s 16, Ocu" View•
Foothill 50, Hunt. Bch. 43
HUNTINGTON a EACH C•rr I ,
Corclov• •· C-r 2, M-t• 4, ll11<k•I• I), Cllnkent.ero 10. Tot•I• II s. It t3.
'00THll.1. -BllOOHv t, Jt Osur t.
Doe" J7, OoS...11\ S, JI <>wr 10, B•um 2 Tot•I•, tt •l•SO
k-.., Ollar1H'S
Huntl11ot011 BMcll 13 10 10 lo.-.:!
FOOllllll 11 10 IS U-fO
Tolal fouls HunllnQIOfl 8uc11 13, Footllltl
IJ; F°"l9CI 0\11 Corr IH.,,,t1no1on Buell>.
TocMlcels 14-v IHunline1on S.ec111,
Cllnae"i.-(Hunll"ofon S.echl
Mann• 43, Fnt. Vly. 40
"OUNTAIN VALLE v Arledoe ••
P11clla tSkl 6, G ln•burv I•, Oayls •.
Hufh<hmlclt t.llvrcllt TOl•IS 11•t040
MAlllNA -Sm•llwOOCI t , Mow•rO 2,
Lonie 10, Armslrono •. Cort.II 1) Loyo a.
Andtrsont TOl•ls 20 J.1'43
J.IJ 0 .
sore -., °"°"'"' Fou"tel" V•lley ' 10 I tl>-40
Mori"• I ti 10 7-43
Tot•I ,..... F-l•'" Vt llo "· MOrlM
l3, F°"led out Arl.OO. FOU11lel" Vellovl ,
Ttcll"IU IS Gl"'bu•O lFOUnt•ln V•ll•YI.
HOw••O 1-rin.1
Coate Meae 38, L• Quint• 33
COSTA MESA Lu• I, L•m•r 11, NHI 0,
Seaoer I, Gare•• 1, Armeooarlr 2, McAteer
•. Rhllo1Mr99r • Toi.IS 1' ••• l8
I.A QUINTA -SI• Mver 6, Johnson •.
Gerlepv •. T •mura s. Versluy• " FejlM., 6,
SI• Myer l. Totols· .. S·I• ll. Sc-'1 ~'1.n
Costa-so S 11 1> ' l8
Le Quint• 10 ! • 11-lJ
Tot•l lovh Costa-.. ti, L• 0..1~•• ''"" TocMlc•I• Le°"'"'° COOCll
Edison 59, lrvlne 38
lllVINE SlreHmon •· Mon• I, 00.... S, Pr1Mlt I. Trommoll I, Flynn 2. RoOl"'on 1
Tofah . 16~1Jl8
IOISON ll"'l>fl• I, H-'· Tr-ep4 •. Ten•t. IJ, ~.,., 14 8111M• I, Ucllll'ON
2 Totols •us• Sc.-.., o-.twn INIM J I) ,. .-
Edi.... II IS 10 l._5'
NHL
CAM~ILLCON"lllENCE
EdmOftt.on
Venco11nr
C•lo••v Kt .... ColOrooo
Ml"Mtol•
St. Louil
c 111co00
WIM llMO TOfonto
Detroit
,m,..01•....,
W L T GI' OA-.
H I 6 nt , ... S4
U 11 I IJ7 I Q M
1J 11 1 •• in 11
I) '° l 151 112 1'
• n • 101 '" n NerntOlvls..,.
U 10 17 ISS 111 40
11 II • 140 '" • t• IJ q 161 ISS ll
U ll I"' 166 M
10 16 q I~ 1... 1'
10 21 6 12S ISi 16
WALUCON,EltlHCE l'tllrlUOlvl ....
NY ISl•1*n 11 10 S IS. IU 47
Pflll.OOtlJflla 22 11 140 12' 0
PllbburOfl IS IS 1)7 140 >t
NY Renoen ,. 17 IU ,... l:I
wet11l"91on 10 n m IS4 11
Tuesday's basketball scores
Coll99e -UCLA 'ti, Maryland S1
UC Divis 74, UC Rlvo"'ctt 70
Waslll"91onl7. Peclfk 11
Cal Pol.,.SLO 7', Heywenl St. •
St8flfonl 67 Se•llte t$ c11.......,.n.s... Frenc1ac.os1.•1
s..
Ke11lucky 34, Hotre Demo 2' I Oil
Nl<llOlll SI 10, llldlane·SE 6J
Mtmpl\h SI."· Mlu lult>CM Si IOI! .edl ...
Wyoml"O n, 111.·Cllk-.c> Circle SJ
Mlftetl
OllJO SI U, Watllf"ofon 54
~ TeaoaSI. llS, Prtlrlo View H
UTEP IJ, All(llOIO SI. 61 ....
Vermont 71, SI. Pef.,.•s S6
USIU 40, UtlCa U
TOUaNAMINU ,...,.,...,
1.AaeCIMMt
N.,. Mnlo•. Mef'IMll 10
F0<C1Mmn."'-UUoll •• -.-c .....
Ntoeer•n .u ...,, ..
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~rrf/Y SI 71, E, llllftOll 10
E•-lllO 61, T-Toe II 0 ........
VI ....... T0tll 75, .... Cel .... 11
Jeclr.-llte "· l ea.e• TK.11 • • ......_. T"'-1 IN••• T-, J om•• M•dl •Oll S•. V• :M1 __ ...
..,,,..._114a74,•~4 C-*"t ....... a..ac
Soulfl ,.., ... 12, LA Selle •2
C-tl<.vttl, M, a--twro 1i
....... larql' 11 Lollllll 4'. o.r.~ 41 A*"r :'1.iMl#lt/Wty u I ........ CIM9k ... .,, ... .._i....c. ..
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..... $4.. 7'1 ,.,C.-<:Mrleitte 1J
DeT•n, ..... aM ,., ....... ,a-le
H, To-M.'7,Ak-IC ...
NI.,_..._ 11. H Ulllt'-U COA~
SM .-.tc.. ... OM-.. U
I . MollltMla ... It. ll't--4t , N. Y. n
Clell'9t °"* r~ .... """*" .... -r.:.:..8:t:
~n..0.11 ... "._ .. ,..,., ........ ..............
ll. Jfllfll'1 .. , V*-•" CtlhQ
l{-11.l ..... '1(tlllnJl .. OWk
~14 At"-lf, .. CllnO
UC.,.,._ n, I T-lt. JJ Ulll,_,,
MC.-.. ~Q, ....-...... ft ,,,,.,
Artt,.Ltttte Rock. IS, W. Ill"°" 97
(llllrOI
Okla-73, Oti1•11orn• Clly tO
lflflfll
Ollollomo 73. Otilallome Cttv 60 IMYOnlll)
P#W..CCIHllC
tcMho 11. On90ft '1 lllrstl
Oreoon St. "· Porn-SS "'•IT•l P llltlilvrllfl SS, T-M lflltfll
iowe Stal• 1oi, Wl1uns111 1'
''°""''" ..........,c .....
Ml"MMote '1, Ari-6t (flntl
Mont-St. SI, A""y l6 (tlllrdl .... 0 ....
Toledo 71, llllnols SI (first>
V•le 12, townno Grton 11 100
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ToUaNAMIMTI
°"""" Clllc 91 _.,............,
lohwood U. Costa -.. 40 Mater Ool 65, Or.,. H c......-,...... ......
S.nle Clere ... Le CN!nte SI
f'ounlotn Velfoy .,, Et\oncla so , .... ,... .............
N.._PG'1He111or61, Merill• SI
StrYlte !6. Footlllll J2 ....
CM,,.... .. SofftHIMla
Cllllomla 57, LOQl!fle HlllS st
BrH ... Mluton Viejo'° c.....-..-......
Huntlfleten llffcll •I, Pomon. •S
E'flO•llllH M, Fullerton 54 , .... ,... .............
............. 10. S.-y """ '1 Peclllu 7', s..-•1 c.., .. c .. ,, "' .......... ' a 1ordlen lhn l"re11clHOI u .
Cypr•n• Unl'W9"/lv .. ,l.OaAm"°'>J
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a.-Ct I I ti tet Ill l lt
Mft C.._. '1, W'ta 7t II Ott I
Cl._.... SJ. o.mleft » (o4)
71
c---" Bonlte SI. G-.M 49 Clll"O M. G"•Y SI (oil
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C•rrllos M, Le Cenod•"
5-11 ...
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T ustl" s.. l(...,..cry tt
Sontleoo 11, E 1 Do<-t i
C......141o!!lomlflfM>ll
llu•n• P•rll 62, G.,.den Grove 61
WH tml"•t•r 40, S-l•ba<k :II
YIHePen
C.............,Somlfl"alt Sant• Ane 57, Notre Oeme (SO) SJ
St. Jolltt &o.co 62, La Hall<• 6t
C_..,.s..Nf .... lt
Compton s., UQ<#\8 Btkll SJ
lllsllOO Mofltwmerv IO. \/Ill• Per ..
Women
CC>t.UOE .._....._.
Meryl4'ftd e1. UCL.A 74
MIOH~~
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llun""""' 0 , 0<-View 17 c __ ._......,
LNres1,s.. ...... 4t
El , •• t i, Me~°'',. ·~ CMfll91 1111f .............
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lri8h slowdown tactics fail
LOUISVILLE, Ky. <AP> -Derrick Hord sank
four free throws ln the final 40 seconds of overtime
H rourtb-ranked Ke ntucky overcame Notre
Dame's lteep·aw1y tactics for a 34·28 college
,basketball victory Tuelday nJcht.
The lJaue wa.s In doubt until Kentucky's Dirk
Mlnnlefteld rebounded a Jut.ditch Jump •hot by
Notre.Dame'• JQbn Pauon, rattd downcourt and
Jammed home a dunk at the buner.
Th• llnt of Hord'• four tree tbrow1 -bi.a only
point.a ol tbe nlJhl -cav. t.be Cat.a an apparenUy
comfortabl• a..13 advantate wtt.h ~ •~di ltft ln
tbe extra ,Ptl'lod.
But Notre Dame•a BW Vamer Upped ln a
mlAed tbot It the otbtr end, waa fouled -ud Hnk
• ,,... throw to kMp tbe Jrub allve at •• with 11
secondl left.
Orange Coast OAJLY PILOT/Wednesday, December 30. 1981 H /F
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Hu"llft91on lloecll 4, l(e•111.oy t
Hu11t111010" ll••<ll ocorl"O O•vlt 2,
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•·L•o•I ... , .. l Hartt 6.40 4.00
b-00 Noc:tur-•1 llMIY (Ward) J.00
AIM recoel: Miu L.o.,. U rk, Donne Bodle.
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-------------------------From Page C1
PATS. • •
wl nnln& lou r s tral&ht bowl
sames under him.
"I think aJI or u. have the
ri ght to consid e r a Job or
o ppo rtunit y In pri vate,'\
Robinson said. "I think there's •
right time and a right place.
Thl2' is not the riJ£ht Ume nor the.
right pluce.
"Alter our &a me Is finished
and I a m a ppro ached by
someone in pro football or out of
pro football, then 1 wUI s it down
and try to cor\slder what they
have to say," a dded Robinson.
"And if there is a ny movie
companies wanting me to lake
Robe rt Redford's place , I'll
hsten. too "
Tuesday's press conference
here took on a tongue·in·cheek
lone especially alter Penn
Sta te Coach J oe P aterno to ld
media mem bers he would speak
first "because Robi.ns on's plane
is late com ing in from Boston."
When Robinson stepped into
the room seconds late r , Paterno
repeated the comment to him
and Robin.son replied · "You told
me to meet YOU there "
Later , P aterno quipped that
"there was only one s eat on the
plane to Boston and we flipped
for it. J ohn won."
Paterno previously told the
Associated Press that he is "not
interested tn a pro JOb right
now" and denied re ports that
the Patrio ts had approached
him about the position -made
availa ble when New England
Coach Ron Erhardt was fired
artcr a 2· 14 season
In 16 years at Penn State,
Paterno has a 150·33-l record.
He reportedly turned down $1
million to coach the Patriots
back in 1973.
Meanwhile, Arizona Sta te
Coach Darryl Rogers -another
reported candidate fo r the Ne w
England post saw little humor
in the r umors and said flatly
tha t he had "no comment about it ..
But when pr essed , Rogers
sai d ··it rea ll y hurls our
recruiting because other people
use it against you Someone will
always be worrying 1f the coach
is leaving."
Robinson said the speculation
s uddenly s urrounding him is
di s ruptin g S outhern Cal 's
prepa rations for the 11th annual
Fiesta Bowl "and rl 's unfair to
us ...
"We 're here for a great
footba ll game and involved in a
g r eat bowl g ame ," h e s a id .
"An y thing e lse is anothe r
s ubject "
Ancich takes
college job
St Paul High has announced .
t he r esig na tio n of its head
football coach Man Jon An cich.
Anc1ch 1s l~aving the position he
has held for mor e tha n 20 years
to a ccept the post of assistant
va rs ity football coa ch at the
Uni versity of Northe rn Arizona.
Ounng his years a t St. Paul.
Anc 1c h compil ed a 190-30·5
record. He won the Cl F 4-A
c ha mpionships in 1968 and 1972,
a nd the Big Five cha mpionship
this past season.
Ancich ga ve as his reason for
leaving, "the desire to race the
new ch all enges inhe r ent in
coaching at the college level "
St Paul has yet to name a
successor
College basketball OUTSTANDING
VALUES!
Wednesday's games
Wost
St M•rv " To •• '"-PCM"""" Cllamlnade H•w•ll •t St Morv'•, C•I
llK-le•
LO"O lleKll St •t Boi'M' St
UC Sent• 8•r1Mr• •l N Ari/ON
'"d'-"• St et Coforeclo St lclello SI at Ulall St
Ill ·Clllc~ Cir< It •t Wyom111Q
MldWotl
St Loul• el Butler
Ctnl Mlchloan ., V•IN•••~o
Dt Paul el N llllnol~
Dr•"e at low•
s llllnoll •I """ ... 51 T .. u •t 1Cav1tr Olllo
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Ee\I C..-OtlM et Georte Me•on
(HI
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Fa1rf1~ld at (..anl\tus
Tow'°" SI al c;..or~ W•,.lllnQlo"
CCN'!' al IOM
Flor lo,, SOvti..rn at Selor\ M•ll
USIU et Syra<u'M'
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TOURNAMENTS
Flnais ot LObO. Aoc,..\ltr E••nsvlllt, Gator
low•, R1<11mono Connecticut Mutuol, All><lof\C,
nd utit rlAl Nd tionat Rainbow , O•yton
>•cem•~er itOA Cll4>•tllo •no l•on Du-e
Thursday· a gtme1 w .. 1
wonn•-. Wis Coll~ at SOUtnorn C•I Colt-
0••' Roberts •I BYU M•w•ll
Friday's g•mH
No o•-• •c~•fd
..
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THESE OUT!
5645
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My hope for 1982 Is It will be the year when all
luke advant.ge ol lu s hclteni and exemptions voted
in the tax law of 1981.
1'he lndlyidual
Retirement Account.
the most valuable
lax s heller ever
dev ised ro r the
average indlvlduaal,
has been expanded
and improved. Waste
no time in 1982 to get
SYlVIA Plllll $?
under the shelter. Tbe other exemptions bave a
narrower appeal. but you should be aware of them,
V>0.
A tax exemption that has been obscured by the
publicity surrounding All·Savers Cer tificates is
designed to rewar d individuals who channel funds
Into public utilities, an important segment of our
economy.
For example, between Jan. l 1982, and Dec. 31.
1985, up to $750 in public utility dividends will be
exempt from federal laxes if taken 1n the Cor m or new
stock.
Let's say you own 300 shares or utility s tock
worth ~ a share. paying annual dividends of $3 a
share or 10 percent This amounts to $900 a year in
dividends. Under the 1981 law, you can lake $750 of
this income in the Corm or new stock 125 shares at the
$30 price). The remaining $150 in dividends would be
taxed as unearned income al or below the new
maximum rate or 50 percent (as agajnst a 70 percent
maximum on unearned income under the old law)
Assuming you·re at the maximum rate of 50
percent, you'd pay $75 of the $150 in taxes. That
leaves the total value or your dividends and stock at
$825. Under tbe law before 1981 's enormous changes.
the full $900 in dividends would have been t ued as
unearned income al the then maximum or 70 percent
Your income from this investment after taxes would
have been $270 -a whopping $5SS less than now
Other tax exe mptions in the new law a re
designed to recognize that only 32 percent of all
couples and 18 percent of all singles over 65 qualify
(or private pension plans The explanation is job
m obility: most private pension plans require 10 years
participation before an e mployee becomes eligible
for full benefits. The average male worker changes
jobs once every 4.6 years ; the average female. every
2.8 years .
You now can choose among three tax-deferred
r e tireme nt accounts the JRA. a Keogh or a
Simplified Employee Pension <SEP>.
IRA. As or next Monday, all wage earners
even those now covere d by corporate pension
programs -will be eligible to open and maintain an
IRA.
For 1982, your maximum contr1 but1on will be
$2,000 as an individual , up lo $2,250 1f you have a
non·working spouse. up to $4,000 for a working
couple. You can invest your I RA 1n many ways, in
stocks. bonds and other instruments
KEOGH· A plan for the self-employed (full or
part timcJ and for unincorporated bus inesses, such
as partners hips and sole proprietors hips. The
maximum allowable contribution in 1982 will ·be
$15,000, double the $7.500 maximum until now
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H I F Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Wednesday, December 30, 1981
Ghost
town data
DEAit PAT DUNN: We aowed to
""cauronaJa recenUy Hd line alway• bee•
lateretied ID Wutera labt.ory. Do 101 bow of
Hy IOU~ t.bat we coukl ~el &o leara
aboul UM! Jocatloa of au Ute old pa.& aowu?
G .E., J'ou&ala Valley
Information on 1ho1t towns a nd
abandoned mines is available from the Office
o f P ublic Inform ation, Bureau of Mines, U.S.
Department o r the Inte rior, Room 1035,
Columbia Plaza, Was hington, D.C. 20241.
GI education benefits
DEAR PAT DUNN: Wben do current GI
Bill eduution bendlta expire for eligible
v e terana? I 'd also like to know wbo Is
eligible &o r~ce.lve a presidential memorial
certificate.
L .G ., Newport Beach
G I B ill education ben e fits expire 10 years
from the date o f discharge or Dec. 31, 1989,
w h ich ever com es first. P r esident ia l
memo rial certificates are sent t o the
n ext-o f·kin, or upon r equest to a re lative or
friend of a deceased , honorably disch a rged
vet eran. T h e certificate e xpresses the
country 's grateful r ecognition o f the
veter a n's service in t h e a rmed forces, and it
bears the s ign ature o f the president.
Mail-order divorces
DEAR PAT DUNN : What are the
conditions for g e tting a SO·Called "mall
order" divorce in Callforala where neither
husband nor wife bu to appear before a
Judge in order to get the dlvor« granted? A
friend &old m e this is legal, but didn't know
anything about the requirements.
K .E .. Laguna Beach
Couples married for less than five y ears,
a n d who h ave no childr en , no rea l property ,
no debts over $3,000, or personal property
< n ol counting cars) in excess of $10,000 can
o btain a ··summa ry dissolution" (divorce) by
mailing lhe appropriate forms, a lo ng with
the filing fee C about $90). to the Superior
Court in the county where lhey reside. No
court a ppearance is r equire d , and the
divorce will be fina l within s ix m o nths . The
required forms and m o r e information are
inc luded in the Noto Press book, "How To C>o
Your Own D ivor ce In California (Ninth
Edition )."'
c;n1 a problem" Then wnte to Pat
Vuran Pat will cul red tape. getting
the an.~wers and action you need to
solve ineqll1t 1es in government and
business Mail f/O'IJr questions to Pat
Dunn, At Your Sennce. Orange Coa.st
Daily P1lot P 0 Rox 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. As
many letters as possible will be answered. but phoned
mqumes or letters not including the reader's full
name. address and business hour11· phone number
cannot be considered Th1:s column appears daily tz
cepr Sunday.~ ..
DllTH IDTICIS
CLF.M F.NT
JO RM EA C LEMENT ,
rt.-sadenl or Costa Mesa. Ca
Passed away December 27.
1981 He was a resident here
for the last 7 years. havinJ?
attended a local accounting
college He 1s survh·l·cl h)
his parents Mr and Mrc;
Clement Z Clement of the
M arshall Is lands uunt
Pierra Palnck, s s isters and
4 brothers Services will be
held Thursdtt\ l OOPM al
Harbor Lawn Memo rial
C hapel Final 1nlerment
services will be held at lhl'
Neptune Societv
C•EMATll»I I UlllALAl SEA
646-7431
Mar~hall lshindh '1cmorial
Park . Ma1urn Sen1ces
under the d1rl'c l1on or
Harbor Lawn-Mount Olive
540·5554.
HOOK ER
JO EPH PERKY
HOOKER. rcsulenl M Costu
Mesa. <:a Passed awa~
December 29. 1981 lie •~
survived b} h1~ dauKhlt'fS.
llt!ICn Re ming ton . Costa
Mesa. l"a , Manon Thomat.,
Del Mar, Ca , and Maxine
J ohnson, Mission VieJO, Ca
F inal interment ser\'lre~
will be held at the fam1I)
plot al Enid Cemetery.
Enid . Oklahoma Ralt1
Bergeron Smith & Tuthill
Westclirf Chapel Mo rtuar)
forwarding direc tors
646·9371 Our literature tells lh4'
complete s tory o r our KLINGER
·90Cietv 1 E 0 1 \\' I L L I i\ M CAii '"' ,,_ Por11ollo u 11" cemllllr KLINGER . resident of ~===========~Corona del Mar , l'a
Survlvlod by his wire Mar)
Ann. 3 daughters Deborah.
ULTZIHGHOM
SMITH & TUTHILL
WISTCLIFF CH.APEL
427 E I 71h S I
Costa Mesa
646·9371
NIClUOTHHS
SMfTHS' MOITUAlY
627 Main St
rtun11nQton &ac.n
536-6539
Teresa. Marilyn. and his son
William Kllnger. Jr . mother
Grace, brothers Robert .I
and John P. also survlvr
His rirst wife. Gertrudr Nern
Klini.tcr, prcreclet1 him 1n
d ~o lh In 1975 Ma ~~ o l
C hris tian Uur1ul "ill be
Thl1rs day. Decembe r 3 1
198t , a l 10 OOAM 111 St
Jouchim's Catholic Chur ch
1964 Oranjte Avt!. Costa
M e s o . C:a I nt e rment
1mmedrnt ely Collowlng at
Good Shepherd Cemetery In
lieu o r flowers. fam ll)
requesl.15 contributions lo thc
Servile High School Buildinp
MUC•llf
Snowbound
get t reat
T he 30 paHcngers on a train a tuc k ln a
Scot&IM •nowdrlrt got a biaaer s urprile when t.be
cuard opened a h a mper and handed out a tree
breakfast ol h ot soup, bee f bouillon, chocolate and
cake.
BriUlll llall, whose usual cate rtn1 cannot be
calle d a 1ourmet's deUgbt, said It t>e11an carrying
winter emergency rations on It.a H111l11Dd trains
after one was s trande d In s nowdrlfts without
beating and food three years a10. It had no
occaalon to use them until n o w .
No one was injured whe n the Glaa1ow to Fort
WIJJlam train was derailed near Glencoe· alter
running Into a 7 ·foot drift. • • An Easte rn Airlines jet aborted a flight td Saa
f'raaclteo today when smoke was seen coming
from the aircraft's lavat ory, o fficials said.
Eastern spokeswoman Caro lyn Wills said that
as a precaution, the L ·lOll wldebodled jet ,
carrying 191 passenge rs, dumped its rue l and
PlACIS
r eturned to Atlanta's Hartsfield lntenaaUoaal
Airport at about 2:30 a .m .. 1""1 h ours into its
four·hour flight.
Passenger s aboard tbe plane transferr ed to
a n other 1et and resumed their flight. ••
A rain·soaked hillside gave way u nder 400 feet
of Southe rn Pacific track in the Oregon Cascades,
b locking freight a nd Amtrak passenger train
t r a ffic .
There w e re no injuries In the slide, which
occurr ed Tuesday night on the north side of a
mountain 22 miles sou th of Oakridge, which is
southeast of E u gene .
Bob Melbo, S P assistant superintendent for
ooerations in Oregon and ~on.hen CaUfonla, said
the track will be closed for at least three days.
• •
A broken sewer line sent S0,000· 100,000 gallons
of r aw sew age gushin g into Lake Taboe
temporarily shutting the w ate r s upply along the
California side of lhe north s hore.
"It was a large sewage s pill," said Michael
J a m es. s enior w ater resource control engineer of
the California Region al W a ter Quality Control
Board.
Board o ffic ials said a baseball-s ized hole in a
20-inch sewer line between Kln«s Beach a nd
Carnelian Bay caused the leak a nd sewage
diverted into e mergen cy h old in g ponds overflow e d
Tues day. • •
Eighteen Kaiser·Permanente h ospitals and
clinics in Northern C aJlfornla are racing the threat
o f a Jan. 4 strik e by 85 opto m e trists ups et by a
hospital move to modify sch eduling of patients.
About 7,000 Kaiser employees have said they
would honor the o ptometrists' pic ket line~ if the
dispute is not resolved.
* •
Several hundred people walied t.brou1hout the
day in pouring rain for t h e distribution of
thous ands of pounds of surplus c heese in tbe Bay
Area.
Anthony Howard, 2S, s aid project workers told
Mm t.be cheese would be distributed at 9 a .m .
Tuesday. Tbe 20,000 pounds o f c heese arrived,
however, at 4 p .m .
• •
Garbqe collectors in SuaayvaJe say they are
prepared to strike New Year's Day unless tbey
reach acreement with lbe Specialty Garba1e and
Refuse Service, a firm that coUects refuse on
behalf ol the ctfy.
Fund, 1000 W La Palma
A n a h 1• 1 rn . C a 8 a I l 1
Bcr~eron Smith & Tuthill
Wcslcllff Chapel Mortuar}
fnrv.ard1ng d irect ors
646·9:171
MOBLf:\'
LOIS PATRI C l 1\
\10Hl.EY rl·Stdl'nl of tht
a rcJ f11r the pJSl 30 ~ear~
a fter mm ing hl'l l' from San
Berna rdino . (.";i Pa-;sed
a~a\ on Dctc mbcr 28. 1981
S t11.' I'\ i.un•ived h v he1
hus band Ben,amin ~obley
,Ir . ~nn James. dau~hte1
Jud) Ann Yane1. Co~t:i
Mesu . Cu , 3 grandchildren
DEATHS
ELSEWHERE
BAT0N ROUGE, La .1 AP>
Cut ro Caruo, 86.
longtime Louisiana Stale
l!nivers1ty bandleadcr and
composer of "Ev'ry Man a
Kin~. the presidential
campa1~n sonJt of lfue} P
Lun~. died Monda~
ATLANTA I AP 1
J ames C'. Davis, 116 . an
e1ghl·lerm C'ongressman
"ho admitted to being a
member or the Ku Klux
Klan 1n the 1920s, died!
Mont1;iy
2 ~1 st\'f!t and 2 brothe rs OlfRllAM, N c <AP>
Pra)l'r ~l·rv1ces will be held Or Philip Handler, 63,
llll Thur das · December 3l fur mer pres ident of the
1981 Ill 10 OOAM al llarbor ~allonal Acad e my or
Lawn Memorial Chapel w1tl' Sciences. died Tuesday
1nlermenl lmmedialeh ------------
followmR Services undc1 P'llUC ·~
the d1rec t1on or H orbo1 -----------
I.awn Mount Olive Mortuar}
o f ('usta Mesa ~0-5554
OHM1\N. Okla. t A1'1
lh l•'.l(frn Rawlings. 47.
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l'11m 11111n1 <'ul11111 at I he
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.. ecrti.t1to11owt· AND OF PETITION TO
Tllll -11\eU II <-V<IOCI Oy aft IMlvl<l..et. lndlvlCIWI ()ellltt J 1(-
01110 '1111 B...i-Furnlllll'e tnCI ADMINISTER ESTATE E1111lpm_.,., 1099!1\ef' wllll "'""'°"' IW<l\MI Oa•lcl Gllorardl Tlllt ,....,_ wtt llo.ct wl"' IN
ltu ,., llllt lrenu cllon h lo be NO. A111S14.
Tllll tlllomMI WM lllOCI wllll Ille C*"flty Clerk of Otlntl C ... Mf Oft County Cler~ ol O<•noe CCM;nty on Ot<ember 14. ""
<Ofltum~ on Jen. 4, 1M1 a1 eoo ·•· T o a I f h e I r s Dec.mo.. 21, l"t 1'111191
5\;!~·~·d:C..S:::.~;~~: bene ficiaries. creditors
RtPW!k w..,,.,,,Y Cotp. and contingent creditors of
,11-P ... lllNd Or-Goal1 Oally Piiot, Pwblltllld 0t'"9e COt" Dally Piiot. Ot< ••• u. JO. , ••• J ...... .., ~' Dec U, )(), ne1, Jtn t, IJ, ,.., HtS .. I
ByGaot'veJac• Madolyn C. Penland and i:c11i;::~, °'.,... C0t1t 0•11Y :i1::; p e r sons who may b e
otherwise Interested In the
will and/or estate:
A petition has been filed
,1CTmouuu1111us by C rocker Nallonal Bank
NAMt!STAT•MaNT In the S uperior Court of
lll• 1011owll'IO 11trt0nt .,. oolng Orange County requesting
""'1;9~1:;TRAOING.Jtt'-' '"''°""'that Crocker Nat ional °''••· ""'' w. HtwPOrt eaac:11, CA Bank be a ppoi nted as ,,.... person al re presentative to
PAULINI L. BUTCHER, JOI administer the e state of ·--~-Mio~ ~~·e~A1~':;,..1"V M ad o I y n C . P e n I and
o.w. ••vlfta,CA.,m. <under the Inde pendent
r111, ""''""" '' conciuct•d oy • Administration of Es tates
,.CTITIOUS IUSINEJS .. AM. STATIMINT
T "• lollowln9 Ptr1011 I• dolne b\lsll'leU .. ; ASSOCI ATEO BUILDING
MAINT ENANCE COHlltACTOR~
t ... 1 MacAr1""' Boultverd, S11ll• :roo. lrvlM, Ctll!Omlt '17U
Bob '--Word VOISN, .0 1-•wl•, Irv ine, Ct lllomla .,71•
T llh llutlne" I• CCH'l<hK led by •" 1nellvlduel
6ob Leonard VOipe Tiii• \lat-I wet 111ec1 will\ lht Co11nly C••r• or O•ange County on
Deumber 21, ""
ll'ICTITIOUI IUtlNHI .. ..,,.. STATIM•NT
l "'" lollowlno paraon 11 dol119 t>utlneun·
AAA PLUMBl"'G 6 HEATING, SI I l'wllerlon, New oort •••<II CellfOrnla ttMJ Wllllem L 01•11, J•., '11
F11ller14lf\ ~ hooll. Celllorlllt .,....
Tiii• llutlntt' I\ <-utlt<I Oy an
1"4MCIU81. William L Otvll, Jr
Tiii• t-t WM lllM wllll .,_ County Cit" 01 Orenee COlll'llY en December••., .. , "rut' oene••1 ::::,~~vtc11e< Act>. The petition Is set fo r '""" P11blillle0 0r'"9e C0t1I Oally Piiot.
Tiii• ..... ,,,.,,I Wit lllect wltll tllo h earing In Dept. No. 3 a t
c ..... nty C1tr11 01 oranoo Coul'lty on 700 Civic Cente r Drive,
Oa< 2'· 1•1 West , in the City of Santa ,..,.11.,..0 0r.,... G0ts1 De11~'~.: Ana. California on Jan. 13,
Publl-Or-C0ttl Oally Pllol, Otc. 1•. U, lO, 1 .. 1. JOft. •. ltl2 SMMI Oet. 23, >0, ltll, J.., t , ll, "fH•t') .. I
Dec •• 1•1. Jen •. ll, 20. ,.., 5611 .. 1 1982 at 9: 30 a .m . PICTITIOUS BUSI It US
IF YOU OBJECT to the NAMI STATEMENT .-JC~ grantino or t he petition, bu!~n·tt~O~OWll'l9 IM"On\ Art doln9 ------------c• you should either appear BACON'S AIRPORT PHOTO. 41SI sHciAL lfOTICI 0, ' at the hearing and s ta te "&" Ma'11fl9jl1e way, Ne•port e .. c11.
nuoYHSJION your obJectlons o r f ile C•1110'""'.,"°
I . 8acon·1 Airport Photo. Inc . a 0'CllYCOUNCIL written object ons w ith the ca111orn1e corpo,.llon, os1 "B" NOTICE IS riEREBY GIVEN THAT t bef th h ' 1 \l\loy s.tJlon o1 t11e Fount•ln 11,110 cour ore e earing. Mert1n9a1e w..,. N••PGrt BH<h, Clly Counc:ll Wiii be held on OKember Your appearance may be Calllornlt ft660
JO, IMI, el 1•00 P.M. In ltw C°"ncll in person Or by your Tllh b\11IMU 11 conduclod by a
Clla mDer 811lldln9, 10200 Slat• attorney. corporation S.Con't AlrPOr'I Pnoto, Inc. A,,.,.... Tllo ....,_or Ille mftll"ll It F y O U R E to revlt• rt•h•O plant ror tne I A A llodney G Ba<on, P•ttlOOnl
P"ot>O"'" "°''" Fa<llllv c R e o 1 T o R 0 r a T1111 11.i-• .... '"Id .. 1111 ,,..
Evetvn M<c1e-. continnont c reditor of the Co.inly ''"" 01 Ora-Counw 0" ,,~ Oe<omtot< )t, "'' oATE<g1~,11 n•t deceased, you must f ife ,,,,_ Pwbll-0ranoe c~11 oa11y Piiot. your claim with the court Puo11111oe1 <>renve co .. 1 oally Pllol. o.c >0.1•1 561w1 o r present it t o the De< n .JO.t"•.Jen t.ll.•"7H~1
personal representative
appointed by the court PIU llllCE
w ithin four months from1------------
P1CTtTiouuusi1tus the date of first issuance '~~~':4!:~~·:::-'
NAMISTATaMINT Of letters a s provided in Tiit 1011owln9 po,.on 11 dolnll
t 11e 1011ow1ne ""'°"' are eo•ne Section 700 of the Probate 1>111•nt1u1 llutlM .. Ki C d f ( j'f · Th A I THE MESSE NGER LeBR UN IMAGES. IOUJ .o e 0 . a I orn.1a. .e .
llrcllwooct onw, Huntlnvt"" &oac:h, time for f tllng c la im s Wiii ~n~~~',!:~~.!ni:t~,~~';"t. "0· 120·
CAtt646. not expire prior to four Ro1>tr1 Ed••rd Jen,1n1, •H2 llr<~!:Pc:!.t! ;.:,;1=· ~!2 months !rom the date of D11mbrec11 Ori••. Hunll"11ton Buell.
CA'2t4L ' · t he hearmg noticed above . C•lltonil•~
A'1.LE HE Le8RUN, IOtU YOU MAY EXAMINE ,,;,~•:.,:.~MAI It t-IKI.., 0., an
•1rc11-0<1 .... H"""""on 11eac11• the file kept by the court R~ IE J-lns CA'2-• . T I I '"'' -'"•" ,, <_"'..., by en I I you are interested in the 1111 ~ •91 11ee1 .. '" .,,.
,.ICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATIMINT
Tiie IOllO•l"9 1Mrtor11 ... doln9 bUll neu es Il l THE PIZZA PLACE lbl PIZZA PL.ACE. TlS S\lltt B, laker SlrHI, Colle ~w. Calllornit •»» Simon wrotlewllly, l221 s
Syca more Strtfl, Santa An• Ctlllornla .,107
Tllll bUslnos 11 <on<llKtect by •n lndlvldual.
\lmon WHX leW\k y Thh llal4!m4tnl was flleel with the Co.inly C1trk 01 Oranoe C°""IY on
Otcern0.. 7. '"' '177"' P"bll1r.cl Or~ Coas1 Otlly Pllol,
o.c •. "· u , JO, 1t1t un .. 1
FICTITIOUS BUSlfllEU NAME STATEMENT T11e lollowtnv 1Mrwon• .,. dotno bUtlftfH IS PACIFIC WESTEflN AUTO ELECTRICAL JU~> Hewpor1 Blvd , Newpor1 Bta<.11. C•lllornla t i..J JoAnne Riemer, 311'" N.,.•PO•I 81•d . Nt•Por1 84•th, Calllornl• 9264J 8111 Walker, )11'" NOWPOr1 81"4 NtwPOrt lkoKn Ctlllornlt .,..,
Philio Harr•l. HISS Blaine. No 11. RlvenlOt, C..lllornla 92S01
Thh tkl~lneu II c.onel\lcle<I l>Y •
veneral ="R"t!,... •
Tllll Nle!NWll wts flied with lnt County Cltrll Of O<anoe CCM;nty °" Otcem11er I, 1"1 '""'viffe• estate. you may file a ~::.;b~~1r:.t:1°'•-c ....... 1v °" ~l.tB '1n .. 1 Tlllt ... _, ;: 11..., wltfl ttte requ~st w ith . t he CO!Jrt to f't71lt4 Pub""'"" Or~ eo.11 oe11y P•lo•
c_,,1y c1tr11 o1 0<•"99 county on receive s pecial not ice of Publl,_ ~Coast D•lly P1101, 0e< '·" n JD. '"' s:JC».11
o.c "· ••t the inventory of estate i>ec "1l.>0.1"1·J"" •· '"' s.o? .. •
PlllMI-Or-C0tst Da11:1;=. assets a nd of the petitions,------------
De<.•. ,.,. Jflfl. '· 1,, 10, tm 5610-41 ac~oun~s and reports d es· PlllJC llTICE cnbed in Seclion 1200.S of ,_ _________ _
the Califo rn ia Probat e NMtu•
Cod e. f'1CT1T1ous ausiHus
CPPlDU Jack Lo p in ; Block, NAME STATEMENT :1:.~ N~,!~~ Br ickner, Lopin & F~er. 1111:~,!1~o~owlno persons er• 001ne
TRUSTORS JOSEPH c lnc.,AttorneyatL•w,1226 MAltl·BRIHOLPHARMACY,
ARENSDORF AHO LI NDA c N . Broad way, Santa Ana,:ioJJs Br1t1orAwnut.s.i01ec.cos1• AR EHSOOllF C A 92701. Mtw,Callfornle.-i.i. MOTICI O' T•USTEE'S SALE P..tlll-Or-Coast D_.ly Pilot, WarfWr B<ltlOI Pllarmtty, Inc·• On FRIDAY. JANUARY 'l'I. ,.., at O.c JO,JI, 1'91,J ..... ,.., 5611 .. 1 C•lllornl• coroor•llon, 1 IU) ~:~~~~;~~7o',;:!:~T~~~:.~ ------------~:i~,~~:~81•4 Htwlnornt ,
-•n1eo T""'" u.-r ano ourtutnl "9lJC 9ITIC( Wtrne• Bro•tol
to Oeed ol Trv•I ""'"'""" Mtrch JI. , PllarrN<Y Inc '"'°· •> •n•I No J7t?4, In -13556, $TAT•NNTO' ~~:..-vwuserman m 11~· .. ol 0~1~1':,' fRe<~•:lu 1~ 11": WITitMAWAL ,.OM Thi\ >t-1.,...nl wt~ lllt<1 w11n 11\f
Rt<OrOH ol Or•nqo Counly ,A•T1t••1HIPOP••ATING County Cl .. , ol Oranoe County on
Ctlllo•nlt WIL L SELL l\T PUBLIC UN01'1. "CTITIOUS Novemo.< JD. 1 .. 1 AUC1 ION 10 HIGHEST BIOOER IU51NllU .. AAlll f'IT._J f'OR CASH IP<lv•blt al lime ol wle In Tllo IOllowlf\o-son llK wllltdra-P11DllVted 0r41nQo! Coast Da•ly Polol,
l•wlvo money 01 11\e un11ec1 stalHI •• • e•nt'81 par Iner rrom tho o.ic •. ••. n. JO,••• Sl42·11 MONIES Ao\UST BE TENOERED IN parlnertlllp OP•••llnt 111'1d•r Ille CA SH CASHIERS c ME CK s OR llct11lou1 l>uslr.u -of CAPTAINS CEltTIFIEO CHECKS AT THE CRIEW, IHV, ..... Street, MewPOr1 f'RONT ENTRANCE TO THE OLO BH <ll, Colllomla .,_,
ORANGE COUNTY COURTHOUSE, Tiie ll<llllout lll11•lneu name LOCAlED ON SANTA ANA BLVO 11a1em..-1tor111tpar1nenlllpwes lllect
BETWEEN SYCAMORE ST REET ""MnS. ••ln lNC-lyolO<-AHO BROAOWAY. '>ANTA ANA, Fullnameflfld eocirtt1ollhe~
CALI FORNI A t ll rlollt. !Ille and wltlldrawl119 MICHELLE LOUISE
lnl•r•SI convoyf<I to.,,., no• !\«Id Dr II I FL ANO, 12'VI .... SI ...... lfewPof'I ""dt• \110 Oud ol Trust In 11\t Btacll, C•lllorfllt'2M.l P<OP••1Y 1Hual.., In ltld County tnO SloM<I Mklltllt L 111-Stato dtt<rlb9d H '1171>1 LOI nt Of T'4KI No 1112. In 1,.. P11t>ll..-O Or ..... Co .. t Dally Piiot,
Cllr OI COii• MfW, c-•Y ol O•tnQt, Ot< u . JO. 1 .. 1. Jflfl •. 11, 1"2S474 .. I
Sttle ol Ctlllornla, " p~r mop ------------recorCS.d In ~ iO p-1 J2 to :16
ll'ICl\ltlvt Of Ml\Ullt fWOUI MtP\, In
tlle Olli<• OI llW County Re<orcltr Of------------
""14 county ll'lc:TITIOUS IUSIN•h E•<opl •II ,,_ oil, petrolt..,,,, ........ $TATIM•1tT ::~,:~~H ":.!!:: ~~'!,:'":.: Tiie toll-1"9 "''°"' ,,.. dOl110 I u lllutlMt• et. end n Mid lflfld •~<~the r'911t lo uw 8 A It T E L L M A R I H E •"Y por11on Of Ille "'rfau of IM lane! for Clrllllft9 oi>erallon\, mlnlno ,.. IE LE C TRON ICS, U H Mtl'lrtll 1•
_,,Yl"ll Of ell -~ lftCl\IOHIO W ""'""'· ~ IH<fl, Callfomle
l'IOI .. '""'"" ol oll -• orllllM, oll ttM.J "" W H •• ,_ c.._atlon • Calltwl'll•
l'ICllTIOUS tUSINESS NAME STATEMENT
T hf' tolfowtn9 p•r,on •s c:101no b\ISl ... Ul l
GLEN W JONES CO . ll101 Btlltnllne L•""· H11nll"9IOft Bot.II. Ct lllOrnla '2M1 J\ldllh L. Jonh t•101 Btlltnllne
Lan•, Hunll"91on Be•th, Ct•llornlt '2M7
Tllh bv\llltH °' tonclu<ll'd by •n lncllv1oua1 JUclltl\ L JONI
Tiii• 1111 ........ 1 WU Iii.., Will\ 11\e
County Cl•"· or Or1n11t County o" o.iumbe• 1 t .. t
1'177'91
PubllSlloCI Or-Co"I Oally Pllo1.
O.c •. i.. 1> JO '"' U14-tl
MUC llTIE
'lc:TITIOUS IUSINUS MAMI ITATIM•NT
"CTITIOUS IU$1NISS
HNWIE STAll.MlltT
Tl'le follo-..lng 1Nr>on1 are doln9
~··· HAMMONO PI ANO llENTAL COMPANY, no E 11111 Slrffl, Cati• Mna. Call!omle Oennlt JamH Lff. ttl• Oall T,.. Co..rt, G-•· Calllomlt ttr.O
'"'" D LM, 1'11 0 ... T"" c-1, Gle-•. Calltornle ti 7IO Tiiis b11•lntn 11 con011ct•d b~
tttv~&•ifel O..W.kJ LH Tlllt 1111-1 wM tlle<I willt IN County Cler-ol O.a119t CCM;ntr °" Otc•mO.. 14 1'91 f'trln' P11bllllled Ortl\99 Co.tit O•lly Pltot,
Otc. "· "· lO, '"'· Jart •. I,., !.427-41
rvu 11ncr
PICTITIOUS IUSINESS NAME STATEMIENl the lollowln9 per1on 11 doo nq bUliMUt> PENNY UtoNE IMPORTS. ISH MUI Verde Drive Eot. API :HA, CMlt -'8, c.atotornlt ti.,_
Slllrl~f H Mad<Hn, IUS M•W Verde O•lve E"''· AP1 ,,,. COllt Mow. CahlOrnl• m11o Tiii• ~l"ftl II tonClll<l..i by •" 1nc11vldual. SlllrleyH MaclOtn
Tiii' lle1tmenl was lllfCI with ,,,. Counly Cltrk ot Ortn11t Co..nly on OeomDer 7, 1'91
'"'"' Publl-Or.t"9f Coe" oa11y Piiot, Df< •, t•, ?l, JO tttl Sll~lt
Nil.IC MOYIE
l'ICTITIOUS IUSINISS NAME STATEMENT
T II• lo110wl119 penon1 ••• dolno 1>11t1neuas;
••••lopmel'll, rnlnlnv operallOl'll, <.,.-•tlell 1sn _,;.. la A t099tlltr with Ille 11t1t of ""' wrtece _ _, aMcll c.llfO#fll; '*I_.,., , ... Oii -It, IAnllS, l\lnMI\, ml1'11"9 '
THI SILVER EltPltESS, llOJI 8u1111re1 Slrffl Fountain Valley. Tiie 1011owln11 P•""" 11 <101no Callfornla"11QI
1>111lnt11"'. Thoe n.1 ~-How Mira Monie euevallo111 o• ,,.., .. provtoeo Tlltt IMllJMH '' ""'"'"'" lllY • llowfYtr. Ille tame sh•ll nol b~ <...-•~1 ~ .. lell <O•,.tr....i lo pr'Oftlblt tl•ll drllllflt or .._ R..,.m well etllff otit<ttlol'll w111ci. 1n no wey ~1 '
uw or In lillY ••Y 11'*'1 Ille wrlece Th" ~ •• llleel with Ille rlOllll OI ulcl IMICI, end wllkll do not tflltr MICI lalld ol a pOiflt IHI then C-ly Ctertl at ()y-Collftty _.
t•I 10 ~ ~t<•. tt rtier-'""" Oe<amlMt 14, ••1. ,,,..,
•e•d from Edne P•o C•11 .. 11, ,....,_ 0r...., Coett C>elly Pllol rt<Onleel ,_,,.'VJ, It$) In ....... t ..._.. t• t• • t•I J-• 1-h-~j ~ 01. Offlcltl ~tc-. ...... . ... . . _,, . -_.. c_,,,,_ ""eel ll~Sll.OS Tiie tlreel addreu a11e Olllet
E ll Pl R I E NC E 0 T It E E Ol'lt..,lo, aMllotnta tim •
SERVICE, M11 Eldtfl Av..-.... No. 8. Muoi Lam Wulbrook t7U
Cotl• -.Calllotnla"1617 Hlbl1t11s Street, Fountain Vello y, Arch K Llnduy, 1111 Eldtn Calllorni. tt10I Avenut. No 8. Costa Mou. CalllOrnla Tllh l>llslnen ,, ffllCIVCI.., Dy •
•1''1 99,,.,., par'lne"hlP l llll lloltlNu " <onclu<I.., Dy Aft TllOa ™ Nel10ft lndl•klual. Muo; t..am-..........
Arch I( Llncllay Tiiis Ital-I ... , lileel wllll '"" flllt tta-nl wt1 Ill.., will\ the county Clefll of Oran11t Ceunh on COUllly Cleo, ot o,.nOI' Counlv Oft O.om-7, 1'91
Ot<emw 1. '"' ,.,,,.,. f'l77.-t Pu•llsl\ed Or.-. CoaJI Oally Piiot, P11bll1-OrMOe C0t~t Otlly Piiot, 08<. '· t•, 1l. JO, 1'91 US7 .. t De< t , 1', ti. JO, 1''1 Sl2M I C-19\0ft ........ lion, If OftY. Of 1M ------------Pt,_ re•I 11r ... rtJ' .. ,crl"4 altevt I 'ICTITIOUll VtlN•a Putlll-o,_... c ... 1 O•lly Plltt, •urporled le k 2 .. J Mt11r01rla llAMtl ITATaM8NT
Oac. JO. 1"1. Jell. t, U, 10, IWll,_..I, AW-, C:_.. JilleW, c.1'*'"' *». Tiit 1111-lfltt __ , are delnt
Tiit 111111tr11011ee1 el'Clalm1 •'U' Ml-•1 MN.ftl'l1 .-JC m11CI llM!llty "' any lllCor~•-Of "" l•I '1.AINTltltr APA'1.TMaNTS NOllCl~~~:~tlCATION tlrHI ........ ·~oilier <.0191mofl "I ltAI TRll LIMITIO, lUU
4'1.()0MCK.IC 81YlltAO•• Otllt11•tltll. II a11y, ~ .......... MKA ....... Suite .... lnlM, 1M1~ N ... 111' $alCI .... Wiii tit -· OUt wl"'°" Cellf U l o WllOm II May c-.. n: AMaND•D uv•n•l'll ., •• ,,.ntw ........ Or Jlillfl -... 1tsn Siert-. VIII• E L l 0 R I T 0 . LA F I E 5 f A l'ICTITI--•UllNI.. lfl'l,lltd, ,...,.."" tltle, ,..,._.....," Pen, ......... ..., .
RESTAU'1.ANTS, INC. art -lylltt lo NAMe tTAftMINT tn<llm_,trlCft. • !let"" ,,_tlnl"t 0 I• LtM,, • $t. Tr.a, the Oeper1..-t Of Al<ottoll< ......... ne lel-ifte -Mfll art ....... pr111<19al IUfll OI 1lle MM(tl -11"t411 9tecll. CelifofW ...
•IC'TITIOUS 1us1 .. us 111,... l'TATIMaNT
Tiie totlewl"t persona .,. do•no b\ltlMUaot:
L. ' I'. ASSOCI ATES, llSS2
MKAr~ 81114 , Suite 4'00. lrYlllO, Callfornla t2'1S
,.CTITIOUS IUSIN ... il NAME STATEM ... l
Tiie folto .. 11\11 pel\o" II dOl~ll IJlltl,,.utt. LOGICAL SY NIRO Y. • Colll>I .. -, Irvine, Calllorftla t 711S C•rv o.twlh Stwn, 4 Cr•.i••-· ........... c.trtorn•• t'l7 IS
,ACIAC YllW
MIMOllAL PAAll
Cemetery Moriua"I
Chepel·Cremetorv
3500 Pac1l1c View Drive
Newport Beach
644-2700
COfllrol tor "47" OH SALE GENERAL 1>1111,..nM. Illy MICI 0.... Of Ttloll, wllll l....,_t ............ ""1t~I. PICllllOU,IUSINEIS I PU8 EAT PLI lo tell •l<•lloll< OESl.l\T INVl.STMaHn. tW ... ,_, .. _._Ill ..... _,,,, HIHlll a..ctl.~ ...
.. _. nATIMIN'T .... , .... , •t w Anton 1oute11•"9. ""''* Vt'* 0r1 .. llftl ... , .. '"· -~---" -· ......, ""' i.rmt ef Tiii• M tMtl t• c~ .......
MtllNtll 11-11 .... , Surtu ... 1, H11ntl ....... hecll, C•ll~"''• ,,._ J-llo1lloww, 1'"7 5erT-. VIII• ,.,..., c ......... '*'
l llh -IMli It <OM\IC'IM •Y tn INIMdtHI
CartD 51-
MsCOb9a MOITUAlllS
Laouna Buc h
494~15
LaQune Hills
16&-0933
S•n Ju.,, Capistrano
495·1776
Wll90,...I
mot llOA8WA T ~\' 11oero..rwav
Coste Meu
&4M150 l
1 "• 1"4-1119 pertoM ere ooono Cott• MKa. Clllfornl• c ... • IMM, CM!ftf'rl4o ._,. "" 0.... 01 Tnn1, '"'-~ '""''"~ b\ll•M•l M P11bll.,.... Or-Ce"I Oally PIS.-, HalMI IC ... .1 ~21 TeylOf Ori ... , .. "n'" OI IN TrllHM -OI "" ~ M"'9r ALI.MIR tOMPANY , LTU. 100 Dec )0, ,., '61 .. 1. --yP.,-.1;.Mlfemlatl1J4. '"'"' c ........ 'liY Nill 0.... ef ,~, TMI .-... -,. ... wltll"" Newport (.tflle• Or•••. S11ll• ~. ,..._......,., 1ffCllft,.....,_ •wll Ml,1"°' ICrltfll ef Or ..... CtllfltY ... H-Pof1 IMeat, (.111t0<nla t>..O -Ill' llM1ll'C Or Ive, WIMtllef, Olllfwllll...., TM btflefklaf\' -r .... Dwcr OI OK U, t•t.
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~upervisor missed 14 meetings in 9 separate weeks; Wieder missed 8 in 6 weeks
By GLENN SCOTf o( IM Delly ,._ S....
Bruce Nestande, who has
involved him selr as a
spokesma n r or lo cal
governments on several national
issues, had lbe worst attendance
record this year with his own
local group, lbe Orange County
Board of Supervisors.
Since early January, Nestande
missed 14 board meetings in
rune separate weeks, according
to meeting records. The board
met 102 Umes, mostly twice a
week, over 50 weeks.
The supervisors are not
scheduled to meet this week.
In eight or the absences,
Nestande was in Washington,
D .C ., either testif ying or
conferring as a committee
member on issues such as air
quality control, federalism or
use or federal grants.
G e neft'ally , the first-year
supervisor has argued that
rederal officials s hould yield
more decision-making powers to
local governments.
He missed another meeting
because he was In Sacramento,
three because of Illness and two
while on vacation, records show.
Supervisor Harriett Wieder
missed eight meetings in six
separate weeks. She missed two
in late January to attend the
presidential inaugur ation in
Washington, D.C., and she
missed lbree others during trips
t6 the Capitol to push for more
extensive federal funding for
aiding refugee resettlement.
Mrs. Wieder also was absent
three times to participate as the
county representative to the
County Supervisors Association
of California.
In contrast to Nestande and
Mrs . Wieder , the other three
supe rvisors ~en erally didn't
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TO THE DUMP -A worker tosses food from Costa Mesa
market into truck. The entire inventory at the store had to
be tossed out after a youth tossed tear gas into the store last
week. The market owner estimated he lost $45.000 wo rth of
food .
Gas attack on shop
costs owner $65,000
F or Chuck Trujillo, a retired
Los Angeles policem an and
owner of a Costa Mesa
quick-shop market, business has
been lousy.
For starter s, his 7·Eleven
market at 1673 Irvine Ave. has
been closed since Dec. 23 when a
hooligan tossed several handfuls
of powdered tear gas into the
shop.
He figures he's lost as much
as $20,000 in business so far.
On top of that. the Fountain
Valley res ident e nded up
throwing away h is e n tire
inventory Tuesday -$45,000
worth of food and beverages, by
1 bis estimation.
The food, county h ealth
officials told him, had to go
because It might have been
contaminated by the tear gas
dust tossed into the shop.
Cleaning up the shop, TrujiHo
said, likely will cost another
$7,000.
"I knew there were going to be
Mesa police
seize 103
pot plants
Costa Meisa narcotics officers
Tuesday sei%ed 300 pounds of
mar ijuana -the largest cub
crop of the weed ever
conllscated In the city, polJce
aaid.
Roger John Nlewiarowald, 32, wu UTetted at his home at 2Jl4t
B Orance Ave. on auspidoa ol
cultivation of marijuana and
po11e11ion of marijuana for
aale, poUce aaid.
The sell-e mployed a uto
mechanic was released oo ~000 ,ball~.
Narcotics offlcer1, 1ct1n1 on a
Up, 11id they fouacl 101
marijuana plana between 4 ud
I r.,t srowiDC b:a I VeeobouM
beblnd tbe Cotta ll Ha
•PJl'lment.
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problems with the food, but 1
never dreamed it would be this
major ," the s hop own er
remarked Tuesday as workers
hurled canned goods, packaged
items and soft drinks into a
dump truck.
He said it would take two
truck trips to e mpty out the
store. The food, he said, is being
hauled to a dump where it is to
be buried.
I t was lasi Wednesda y
afternoon that a man described
only as a "punk rock type"
opened up the front door to the
market and tossed in lbe tear
gas.
Paramedics , who were
summoned whe n s h opper s
began coughing and wheezing,
treated 16 persons and took
t hem lo the hospital for further
treatment.
Police said none o f the
individuals in the store, who
were mostly young pe rsons
clus tered around a video iame,
suffered serious injury.
County hea lt h o fficials
cordoned ort the market
following the attack a nd used
breathing gear to enter the store
in order to survey the damage.
Trujillo uid county heaJtb
officers decontaminated the
shop before 1Mn1 the order lo
get rid ot the food.
"Once we aet the food out."
Trajillo said, "the place wU! be
p1tnted and th e n
decont.amJoated a1aio and then
l 'll have a Janitor come in for
another cleanlne."
He aa.ld be hopes to have tM
abop open a1atn In tlme for the New Year's Eve ruah.
Meanwhile, Tr\l.IUlo said, be'a
tf)'lnl to put hll old poUce lkWI
to work by attemptln• to
develop lead• to beJp poJlc:e
track down t.be culprit.
"Aa • former policeman,'' ht
Hmarted, "I jUlt bate to ...
· an1oae tet away wWt eometblnc
llke lh&a." -BJ IJ'BVB llAltBU
venture outside the county on
meeting days.
Supervisor Thomas Rilev
A Clark aide said the
chairman likes to stay clost! to
home unless he believes he ca_n
'Each time I have been in
Washington , D.C., it has been with.a
pocketful of county. agenda items."
missed six meetln1s. aJl because
h e was s uffering from a
recurring resp1ratory ailment.
Roger Stanton missed two
m eetings, both bec ause of
illness.
And board Ch airman Ralph
Clark missed just once, on May
19, to testify before a legislative
committee in Sacramento on a
proposed mars hal -s heriff
merger bill.
do his constituents more good by
being elsewhere, such as at a
legislative committee meeting.
And "it takes a lot" for Clark
to miss a meeting, said the aide,
Steve MaJone.
A former state assemblyman
and aide to Ronald Reagan when
he was governor, Nestande has
said his cloee contacts with the
Reagan Administration help him
lobby for what he considers
beneficial c hanges In the way
the federal government treats
local and regional agencies.
Only his latest trip to discuss
block grant funding was paid
from his supervisorial budget,
aides said, contending that bis
input would easily equal the cost
of the trip.
"Each time 1 have been in
Washington. D.C., it has been
with a pocketful of county
agenda items." Nestande said
this week.
The 69-year-old Riley's
absen ces thi s yea r were
noteworthy because they were
the first misses since he was
appointed to offi ce in 1974,
according to aide J ohn Schade.
Riley was the only supervisor
In his office Tuesday. The others
took most of the week off for
vacation because no meetings
are scheduled
WORST RECORD Brue~
Nestande is reported to have
c halk e d up th e worst
attendance record with the
Orange County Board of
Supervisors during 1981
Irvine hospital 'war' continues
Or ganization s still vie f or right to build medical facility in city
By &ICllA&D G&EEN °' ... Delly Nie .... Irvine's so -called hospital
"war" is sWl 1oin1 stroo1.
State Health Department
spokeswoman Mildred Mulder
said Tustin Co mmunity
Hospital, the Chatsworth-based
Health West Foundation,
Western Me dical Center an
Santa Ana and the
Tennessee-base<\. Hospita l
• Affiliates international haven't
withdrawn their formal letters
of intent to build hospitals in
Irvine .
Meanwh ile, som e local
officials are s aying privately
that the latest hospital proposal
h as the greatest chance for
success because it integrates
severa l factions of the local
medicaJ. business. political and
education communities.
This latest proposal, made
public last week. calls for
attorney Dave Baker. an Irvine
r esi d e nt , and Beckman
Instruments Chairman Arnold
0 . Beckman to form a non-profit
Republic an Airport expansion
Jack ~'!'ith plans under study
top citizen
Jack Smith, often called "Mr.
Republican" in south Oran1e
County, baa been named Citilen
of the Year for the upcomin1
Patriots Day Parade in Lquna
Beach.
Smlt.b baa been active in civic
and political eventl in La&una
Beach for mor e than two
decades. and has served as t.be
city's representative to the
Rep ublican State Centra l
Com mittee four times In the
past 10 years.
He founded lbe local unit of
the California Republican
Assembly in 1974 and has served
as president ever since.
In addition to p olitical
activities, Smith served as
chairman of the city's March of
Dimes drive and lbe Boy Scoutl
of America fund activity.
His fund-raisin1 activities for
the South Coast Medical Center
in Sout.b Laguna have ea.med
him honors from the hospital.
He was a founding member of
the Laguna Beach Exchange
Club, and is president of the
town's Taxpayers Association.
He will be honored as Citizen
of the Year at the Feb. 13
Patriots Day Parade.
Oranae County Superiot Court
Judge Bruce Sumner will decide
whether environmental studies
of expansion plans for J ohn
Wayne Airport were sufficiently
lac king to ca u se airport
improvements lo be suspended.
Attorneys for Newport Beach
contended Monday during
closing argumenu in their case
aga inst the Orange County
Government that the
environmental impact reports
are inadequate.
Los Angeles-based attorney
Pie r ce O'Donnell s aid the
reports paint such a rosy picture
o f t~e pending $7 5-million
improvement project that lbey
are more like "a sales and
pro m otional brochure" than
documents intended to give bard
facts on the consequences of
expansion.
However, the county's lawyer,
Michael Gatzke, claimed today
that attorneys for Newport
Beach and Stop Polluting Our
Newport (SPON) had failed to
prove lbe reports don't measure
up to legal guidelines. He told
Sumner the reports conform to
the California Environmental
Quality Act b ecause they
describe how the improvements
would affect surrounding areas.
0 · DoMeJI and SPON attorney
E . Cle ment S hute of San
Francisco are asking Sumner to
r ule that the r eports are
incomp l ete , m ea ning
i mproveme nts approved in
February by the County Board
of Supervisors cannot proceed.
Sumner is expected to issue
his ruling within the next fe w
weeks. lawyers say.
Although Shute and O'Donnell
spent several hours Monday
detailing why they believe
environmental r e po rts a r e
inadequate, a recurring theme
was that t he studies don't
discuss further expansion of the
county airport.
According to the supervisors'
master pl a n , the airpor t
terminal, runway and parking
facilities will be expanded to
allow average daily commercial
jet flights lo increase from the
current 41 to 55 by the year 2000.
O'Donnell and Shute claimed
county officials are shortsighted
to believe that the airport will
not eventually be expanded
again to handle even more than
the 6 .l ·million annual
passengers in the master plan.
WNAT'I TMI flOIUIOtlS? -Newport Beach
Animal Calltrol Oftlcer DY.an OW poun ult
w•t•r over beached po~ at lllll Street.
GUJ 'aakl be saw UM mallUUJ na.de1baa lD
the iurftlDe th1t mol"IUn1 and wedld out to
try to bud lt out to Ha. When th.at I.UICI. be
dr•,.t1ed lt onto the beach and called
Ma m.&aDd oftlclals1 who sUd they WOUid try
to save tbe porpolte. He &aid P<>l'DOUe ls the second to wub up ln Newport BeaCh ln the
past five years.
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corporation under the name
Irvine Medical Center to build
the city's fir~t hospital.
Th e proposal has been
endorsed by an Irvine Health
Care Committee
Health care offi cials say that
competition is intense to build
Irvine's first hospital
'Co o l cats'
• • may JO lll
sea spla sh
If you're interested in starting
the New Year off with a s plash
albeit a cool splash, join the
Polar Bear Club at Treasur~
Island Trailer Park i
Po lar Bear members have
been dashing into the sea off tht
South LaRuna beach for years
on Jan. 1, and new me mbers art
always welcome !
F'est1v1li es begin a round 11
a .m with a bonfire, coffee. and
s nacks. The water event begin~
at noon s harp when Polar Bears
and initiates grab hands an~
dash into the water. ,
At last check , the ocean
t e mp e ratur e wa s j
not-so-mjserable 58 degrees.
The mobile home park is jus{
off Coa st Hig hway in South
Laguna. across from the Alpha
Bet a center.
Sparks l e a ve
hospital
Laguna Be~ch Police Chiel
Jon Sparks is resting at home
following his hospitalizat iob
e arlier this month when hf
suffered chest pains. .
Sparks was taken lo Soutb
Coast Medical Center in Soutt>
Laguna Dec . 16 arter
complaining or pains in hi~
chest. He remained In th~
intensive care unit for several
days while doctors observed hili
condition.
A Laguna B eac h c it)'
spokesman said Sparks did not
suffer a heart attack. but does
have an ulcer that "gives off
symptoms similar to a heart
attack."
Water bills
converte d
The Laguna Beach County
Water District stands to recovs
about $52,000 as a result ~
r e pairs made to water lint!J!
followln1 the 1978 Blue birCI
Canyon landslide. The money would be tb~
state's share or reimbursemera
for replacing lines a nd ~
equipme nt destroyed tn t-..,
early momJnt landslide.
The dlatrict had applied for
nearly .,.,000 ln Cotti ln ila
clalm for disaster a11btan~.
Joseph Sweany, dhtrlo\
m ana1er ••id b• la pleased with
.tbe state'• approval of l"ft
appUc--.. a And whUe lhe nlmbune
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wlll not be 'Citeo.-. uaUl
1tate auditor ion ._ •• , Ute
fl1uru. a water '1U1 tri. . .,. ............ ,.... ..........
added the dlltrlct should recei.p
close to the s.sa.ooo rtav14t.
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COMICS
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N~stande absences tops on county pane.I
J)upervisor missed 14 meetings in 9 separate weeks ; Wieder missed 8 in 6 weeks
By GLENN SC01T
o1-D9lly "9t ....
. Bruce Nestande, wbo bas
ltnvolved bim se lr as a
spokesman for local
governments on several national
iss'1es, bad the worst attendance
record this year with bis own
local group, the Orange County
Board of Supervisors.
Since early January, Nestande
missed 14 board meetings in
nine separate weeks, according
to meeting records . The board
met 102 times, mostly twice a
week, over 50 weeks.
The supervisors are not
scheduled to meet this week.
ln eight of the absences,
Nestande was In Washington,
D.C ., eithe r testifying or
conferring as a committee
member on issues such as air
quality control, federalism or
use of federal graJJls.
Generally, the first-year
supervisor has argued that
federal officials should yield
more decision-making powers to
local governments.
He missed another meeting
because he was in Sacrame.nto,
three because of illness and two
while on vacation, records show.
Supervisor Harriett Wieder
missed eight meetings ln six
separate weeks. She missed two
in late January to attend the
presidential inauguration in
Was hington, D.C., and she
missed three others during trips
to the Capitol to push for more
extensive federal funding for
aiding refugee resettlement.
Mrs. Wieder also was absent
three times to participate as the
county representative to the
County Supervisors Association
of California.
In contrast to Nestande and
Mrs . Wieder, the other three
supervisors ienerally didn't
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TO THE DUMP -A worker tosses food from Costa Mesa
market into truck. The entire inventory at the store had to
be tossed out after a youth tossed tear gas into the store last
week. The market owner estimated he lost $45.000 worth of
food.
Gas attack on shop
costs owner $65,000
For Chuck Trujillo, a retired
Los Ange les policeman and
owner of a Cos ta Me s a
quick-shop market, business has
been lousy.
For s tarters, his 7-Eleven
market al 1673 Irvine Ave. has
been closed since Dec. 23 when a
hooligan tossed several handfuls
of powdered tear gas into the
shop.
He figures he's lost as much
as $20,000 in business so far.
On top or that, the Fountain
Valley r esident ended up
throwing away his entire
inve ntory Tuesday -$45,000
worth of rood and beverages, by I his estimation.
The food , county h ealth
oHicials told bim. had to go
because it might have been
contaminated by the tear gas
dust tossed into the shop.
Cleaning up the shop, Trujillo
said, likely will cost another
$7 ,000.
•'I knew there were going to be
Irvine girl
injured
by horse
problems with the food, but I
never dreamed it would be t.h.i5
major, .. th e s hop owner
remarked Tuesday as workers
hurled canned goods, packaged
items and soft drinks into a
dump truck.
He said it would take two
truck trips to empty out the
store. The food, he said, is being
hauled to a dump where it is to
be buried.
It was last Wednes day
afternoon that a man described
only as a "punk rock type"
opened up the front door to the
market and tossed in the tear
gas.
Paramedics, who were
s ummoned when s hoppers
began coughing and wheezing,
treated 16 pe rsons and took
them to the hospital for further
treatment.
Police said none or the
individuals In the store, who
were mostly young persons
clustered around a video "ame,
suffer~ serious injury.
County health o ffi cials
cordoned ore the m arkel
following the attack and used
breathing gear to enter the store
in order to survey the damage.
Trujlllo said county health
officers decontaminated the
An 11-year-o ld Irvine girl shop before giving the order to
suffered a neck lnjW')' when a 1et rid ol tbe food.
bone stepped on ber In Irvine. "Once we get the food out," ,
She wu listed in stable Trujillo said, "the place will be
condltloo th1I morning in Hoar p a l n t e d a o d t h e o
Memorial Hospital, Newport decontaminated· a1ain and then
Beach. l'U have a Janitor come In for
J•nnlfer Ann Rainbow, 1122 another cleani.QI ...
Verano Place. a student at He said he hope& to have UM
Turtle ~ Elementary School, shop open a1aln In time for tbe
wu boneback rldlnl Tuetd.au' New Year's Eve ru1h.
'with t.bNe frlend1 ln the San lleanwblle, TnUWo MJd.. be'•
Dle10 Creek Cbanael near tbe lrJlnl to put b1I old po&iff Milli
lateraectlon of MacArtbur t6 work bJ attemptla1 to
9oUlnard aad lhtlvenity Drive develop IHdl to belp pollee
wb• btt bone knelt down in a track down tbe c"1prlt.
• piWdd.lt, po&lce amd. _..__ .. .._ · "M a former ...,._ .... -. -Wben lbte tried to Jum9 otf UM ... remarUd.. "I JUll haw to '"
Arab aeldlna named "Rall," tt . uyone set aw11 wtUt aom.u.IDI
1tan.cl &o roll °"' on ber lllld Ute t.bla." th•~ on het', poUce said. -8v J'T'IVS MAll8L.I
venture outaicfe the county on
meeUnc days.
Supervisor Thomas Riley
A Clark
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alde said the
chairman likes to stay close to
home unless he believes he c~n
lobby for what be confiders
beneficial changes in the way
the federal government treats
local and regional agenciea.
'Each time I have been in
Washington, D.C., it has been with.a
pocketful of county. agenda items.''
Only his latest trip to discu.sa
block erant funding was paid
from bis supervisorial bud1et,
aides said, contending that bis
input would easily equal the cart
of the trip.
"Each time I have been ln
Washington, D.C., it bas been
with a poc ketful ot county
agenda items." Nestande said
this week. missed slx meeUn1s. all bec:auae
be was suffering from a
recurrin1 respiratory ailment.
Roger Stanton missed two
meetin1s, both because of
illness.
And board Chairman Ralph
Clark missed ju.at once, on May
19, to testify before a le1islalive
committee in Sacramento on a
proposed marshal-sheriff
merger bill.
do his constituents more good by
beine elsewhere. such as at a
legislative committee meeting.
And "it takes a lot" for Cla.rk
to miss a meeting, said the aide,
Steve Malone.
A former state assemblyman
and aide to Ronald Reagan when
be was governor, Nestande has
said bis close contacts with the
Reagan Administration help him
The 69-year-old Riley 's
absenees this year were
noteworthy because they were
the first misses since he was
appointed lo offi ce in 1974 ,
according to aide John Schade.
Riley was the only supervisor
in bis olfice Tuesday. The others
took most of the week off for
vacation because no meetings
are scheduled.
WORST RECORD -Bruce
Nestande is reported to have:
c h a lk ed up th e worst
attendance record with the
Orange County Board of
Supervisors during 1981.
Irvine mulls inviting developers
Planners may. allow more clients in industrial park near Wayne . airport
By &ICllAa.D G&EEN o1 .. .,.,"9t .....
Irvine city planners will
consider allowio1 more
commercial and residential
development in what is now a
2,500-acre industrial zone near
John Wayne Airport.
Once envisioned as an area
primarily for aerospace firma,
there ia now increasin1 demand
for condominiums , office buildinas and relall businesses,
said Larry Hosle, city director
or Community Development.
The Irvine city ·Plannin1
Commission is to consider the
Me•a police
seize 103
pot plant8
Costa Mesa narcotics offtcen
Tuesday aeised 300 pounds ol
marijuana -the lar1eat cub
crop of the weed ever
confiscated in the city, police
said.
Ro1er John Niewiarowaki, 32,
was arrested al his home at 21149
B Orance Ave. on suspicion ol
cultivation of marijuana and
possession of marijuana for
sale, police said.
The self-employe4 auto
mechanic wu released on $$,000
bail Tuesday.
Narcotics officers, actin1 on a
tip, said they found 103
marijuana plant.a between 4 and
8 feet growine in a 1reenbouse
behind the Costa Mesa
apartment. Police placed the
value of the processed
marijuana at $3)0,000.
Sgt. Jim Wataon said police
received a tip from an informant
last week and moved in on the
Costa Mesa apartment complex
at noon Tuesday after obtainin1
a search warrant.
Police cut down the 300 pounds
of marijuana and boxed il as
evidence, said Watson.
matter on J an. 7. The lrvine City
Council will have final say on
the massive zone change later.
Hogle said that the industrial
ionin1 was approved by Orange
County in the early 1960's,
before there was a strong
demand for homes and office
buildings in that part of the
county.
The industrial complex,
bounded by the San Diego Creek
Channel, Barranca Parkway,
lbe Newport Freeway and
Campus Drive, came under the
jurisdiction of Irvine when the
city was incorporated in late
1971.
It was decided that it would be
better to consider changing the
zoning on the entire complex at
one time rather than to consider
the zone c hange s on a
case-by-case basis, Hogle said.
However, one of those zone
change requests was approved
by the Irvine City Council in an
effort to increase the supply of
affordable housing in the city.
The 350-unit Douglas Plaza
Condominium project wiU be the
first housing development in the
industrial complex when it is
completed early next year near
the intersection of MacArthur
Boulevard and Marlin Avenue.
Representatives o r th~
Douglas Development Co. have
said that since there a re no
nearby parks in the industrial
complex , there will be a
s uffi cie nt number of
r ec r eational areas in the
condominium complex itself.
The y a l so sai d that
s upermarkets and other retail
facilities were within short
driving distance.
Representatives said that the
project would allow people who
work in the industrial complex
to live in the same area. thereby
c ullin g down o n traffic
problems.
FBI investigates
Laguna jail death
Man claiming
to be prince
arrested
Laauna Beach police officials
have confirmed the FBI bas
be1un an investigation into the
jailbouse death of Robert
Wardman last July. Wardman, 37, a Laguna Beach
spa salesman, was accidentally
dropped on bis bead by a police
officer in back of the station
while being removed while
drunk from a patrol car.
HP. died hours later in his cell. ~!! in-house investigation and
a probe by the county district
attorney's office showed no
evidence of crimin•l activity.
But the U .S . Justice
Department, acting on a com·
plaint from city activist John
Gabriels, baa initiated an
investigation of possible civil
ri1bts violations, police officials
confirmed.
Gabriela said he asked the
Justice Department to conduct
its own probe several months
a10.
He said be was not satisfied
with the internal investigation or
the results of the district
attorney's investigation.
"I just don't want to be in a
similar situation where I'm
taken to jail and dropped on my A. JO.year-old NewP?rt Beach
head then left unattended in a-resident who has informed
cell,.: Gabriels said. police officers he is a Saud&
Arabian prince was arrested
Tuesday noon in West Newport
on drug charges. according to
police.
Aeling Police Chief Neil
PurceU said he is cooperating to
the best of his ability in the
federal probe.
"H I bad my way, I'd turn
over the entire internal affairs
investigation (results) lo the
FBI and the Department of
Justice." he said.
"But I'm not at liberty to do
that because of pending
litigation Cby the dead man's
family) and the fact that the
internal affairs investigation is
in lhe bands or the attorneys
representing the city.·'
Apology offered
A headline concerning the
death of longtime attorney Max
Eddy Utt of Newport Beach was
in error in some editions of the
Daily Pilot Tuesday. The Daily "'Pilot regrets the
error and apologizes for any
embarrassment it may have
caused.
Mashhour H.R H Ben Saud.
police said. was arrested oo
charges or furnishing cocaine to
others and possessin1
Quaaludes. He was booked OD s 15. 000 bail.
Police said the Newport Beacb
resident, who gave his address
as 2110 Yacht Mischief, was
bailed out almost immediate!}'
when relatives and friends
"' showed up at the police station.
The Saudi Arabian told police
that he is r e lated to Saudi
Arabian King Khalid ibn Abdul
Aziz Al Saud. He also told
officers the "H.R.H" in the title
stands for His Royal Highness.
Police said the maQ
apparently was attending a
party at 323 Cedar St. when
offi cers allegedly spotted the
drugs and made the arrests.
Simple project now can of worms
Attempt to build balcony on Irvine home turns into $1 million suit
What started out u a simple
construction project bu turned
into a can ol worms for an Irvine
couple and turned net1hbor
a1alnst nel&bbor in Woodh:ridle.
Woodbrtd1e residents
Rebecca and Robert Glucock
set out this fall to build a
·balcony on their home to
overlook the south lake in their
new community.
But Instead of 1etlln1 a
balcony, tbe Glaac~ka have
found tbesmelvea with a stack of
wood cJuttertq t.belr 1arap, a
tl miWoo lawsuit on th•lr baocla
and a bone to pick with the
Woodbriqe VU1a1e AllOC!lat.klD.
Their plipt at.eru from tile
•l•·old problema of 1etlln1
aloa1 wttb UM Mllhbors. But in
Oe caH of tbe Olaacocb'
'D9D ·esht•nt balcony. tb•
dllpute baa tala•d added
Importance beeauH, aa t.My
admit, lWrl Ml beeom• a teet cue iD a pl.._. community
IOYtl'Md bf auodatlae nalel.
The 01-.-b, wt1o Un Ill 4
8ublllilwbld.___.'8&otllelr
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OM l.o &WI' .... lllo. IUd lll'L J01.,.-.
I Tb•-~lfloanalell.....,.,,
plans for improvements to be
approved by its arcbllectW'al
committee, and before that, to
be abown to neighbors who are
allowed to say whether t.bey
favor or~ the plam.
James E1ar and Arthur
Meler, who live on either aide ol
the Glucocu, both objected to
the pl"'OpC»al• to add the balcony,
that the balcony would enable
the Glascocks to see directly
into his livin1 room and muter
bedroom. Meler added that be
would lose priva cy of a
backyard spa.
Both parties also said the
balcony -and trees ordered by
tbe architectural committee for
privacy -would block air, light
show neighbors plans in advance
also worked against the balcont .
"We would have gone ahead
and buill and our neighbora
wouldn't even have known we
were building," she said.
'We wouldn't have gone .ahead if
we hadn't ... gotten the OK.'
Although the association wu
named in the lawsuit, only the
Glascocks weN! served with the
suit , whi c h means the
ass ociation isn't involved'.
Association lawyer Bill Hickey
sald the JIOUP has no lntentiob
of changin& that situation and
defending the Glascock•.
"We can't apeod money Of'
individual laws uits betweeh
ne_llhbon. /'he explain~.
a coffl'ed patio, deck and aptral
atalrway.
Ne•ertbeles1, the
arcbltectural commlttee
approved the plan s la
September. A month later. S,W
and Meler nled a lawnlt ln
Oran,. County Superior Court
..OU., court orden problbWQI
the balcoQ from aotaa up.
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to -rHolH lb• eotanJct are npeeted, ..... DO Off t.owa
euctly "'9la.
S1•cmteaided la U.. l1wtult
Even lf they area 't involved
and views and would thus though. auodaUoo offlclals ;tii
reduce values of property for be watchin1 the outcome.
which they paid a "considerable Rickey said the suit la tbe ftrtt
premium." be knows ol ln Woodbrld1e -
Tb•)' are aeeklnl 11 mlllioo Ln and lsaues ol prtvaey npta la
purrltlve damaaea from the planned communities are atilJ
Olaacotka. new to the courtl.
llr1. Glascock said she and . "It's an area ol the law t.bat~
her b111band no lon1er rpeak Just devetoplne," be laid.
wllh S,ar -"enr alnce be Notinl tbat they f.UOwtcl lbi
JMCI ua for $1 mlllk>n. Would 111oc:iatlon'1 r\lln UlroutboUt
you?'' She aald the, are equaU)' UM ·~ Mn. G~ NII
ap1el wlth tbe •II late Ille titnbtbe 1111mUOll ..... ueoetldon. olfu tome -..&p ....... ..._,.
"W• _.., ,rouN Uff... uu ca•• offeu liltll' abead If Woodbrtd,. laadl't ......,..,_ '
fl•ea tlaii •u." • aaM. _.. __ _...,.."THJ ow• GI more tll•
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auocla'tlon'a
1
requirement to . -11( GIA If~
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WEDNESDAY, DEC. 30, 1991
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Nestande absences tops on county panel
Supervisor missed 14 meetings in 9 separate weeks; Wieder missed 8 in 6 weeks
By GLENN SC01T of_.,..., ..........
t Bruce Nestande, who has
!Involve d himself as a
spokesman for local
1overnments on several national
issues, had the worst attendance
record this year with bis own
local group, the Orange County
Board of Supervisors.
Since early January, Nestande
missed 14 board meetings in
nine separate weeks, according
to m~Ung records. The board
met 102 times, mostly twice a
week, over 50 weeks.
The supe rvisors are not
scheduled to meet this week.
In eight of the absences,
Nestande was in Washington,
Ir:-€., ei ttrer testifying or
conferring as a committee
member on issues such as air
quality control, federalism or
use of federal grants.
Generally, the first-year
supervisor bas argued that
federal officials should yield
more deci$ion-maJting powers to
local governments.
He missed another meetina
because be was in Sacramento,
three because of illness and two
while on vacation, records show.
Supervisor Harriett Wieder
missed eight meetings in six
separate weeks. She missed two
in late January to attend the
presidential inauguration in
Washington, D.C., and s he
missed three others during trips
to the Capitol to push for more
extensive federal funding for
aiding refugee resettlement.
Mrs. Wieder also was absent
three times to participate as the
county representative to the
County Supervisors Association
of California.
In contrast to Nestande and
Mrs. Wieder, the other three
supervisors "enerally didn't
venture ouulcfe the county on
meetlng days.
Supervisor Thomas Rllev
A Clark aide said the
chairman likes to stay close to
home wtless be believes he c~
'Each time I have been in
Washington, D.C., it has been with.a
pocketful of county.agenda items."
missed six meetings, all because
be was sufferin1 from a
returring respiratory aliment.
Ro1er Stanton missed two
meetings, both because of
illness.
And board Chairman Ralph
Clark missed just once, on May
19, to testify before a leflslative
committee in Sacramento on a
proposed marshal-sheriff
merger bill.
do bis constituenu more good by
being elsewhere, such as at a
legislative committee meeting.
And "it takes a lot" for Clark
to miss a meeting, said the alde,
Steve Malone.
A former state assemblyman
and aide to Ronald Reagan when
be was governor, Neslande bu
said bis close contacu with the
Reagan Administration help him
lobby for what he coo$1dera
beneficial changes in the way
the federal government treats
local and regionaJ aeencies.
Only his latest trip to dllcuss
block 1rant funding was paid
from b.ia supervlsortaJ bud&et,
aides aaid, contendln& that hi.a
input would easily equal the (()St
or the trip.
''Each time I have been in
Washington, D.C., it has been
with a pocketful of county
agenda items," Nestande said
this week.
The 69 -year-old Riley's
absences this year were
noteworthy because they were
the first misses since he was
appointed to office in 1974,
according t-0 aide John Schade.
Riley was the only supervisor
in his office Tuesday. The others
took most of the week off for
vacation because no meetings
are scheduled.
WORST RECORD -Bruce
Nestande is reported to have
cha lked up the worst
attendance record with the
Orange County Board of
Supervisors during 1981.
$200,000
in 'pot'
seized
FBI investigates
Laguna jail death
............. ~ ... ..,..
TO THE DUMP -A worker tosses food from Costa Mesa
market into truck. The entire inventory at the store had to
be tossed out -after a youth tossed tear gas into the store last
week. The market owner estimated he lost $45.000 worth of
food .
Gas attack on slwp
costs owner $65,000
For Chuck Trujillo, a retired
Los Angeles policeman and
owner of a Costa Mesa
quick-shop m arket, business has
been lousy.
For starters, his 7-Eleven
market al 1673 Irvine Ave. bas
been closed since Dec. 23 when a
hooligan tossed several handfuls
of powdered tear gas into the
shop.
He figures he's lost as much
as $20,000 in business so far.
"' l knew there were going lo be
problems with the food, but I
never dreamed it would be this
major ," the shop owner
remarked Tuesday as worken
hurled canned goods, packaged
items and soft drinks into a
dump truck.
He said it would take two
truck trips to empty out lbe
store. The food, be said, is being
hauled to a dump where It is to
be buried.
Costa Mesa narcotics officers
Tuesd.Jly seized 300 pounds of
marijllana -the largest cash
crop of the weed ever
confiscated in the city, police
sajd,
Roger John Niewiarowski, 32,
was arrested at his home at 2649
B Oranee Ave. on suspicion ot
cultivation of marijuana and
possession of marijuana for
sale, police said.
The self-employed auto
mechanic was released on $5,000
ball Tuesday.
Narcotics officers. actint on a
tip, said they found 103
marijuana plants between f and
8 feet irowinl in a ireenboule
behind the Costa Mesa
apartment. Police placed the
value or tll• p roce11ed
marijuana at aoo,ooo.
S1t. Jim Wat.son said police
received a Up from an informant
last week and moved in on the
Costa Mesa apartment complex
at noon Tuesday after obtainlnl
a search warrant.
APPOINTED -Gardena City
Attorney Michael H. Miller
will assume the post of city
attorney in Newport Beach
Jan. 18. A forme r deputy
city attorney in Huntington
Beach. Miller will take over
for former city attorney
Hugh Coffin who resigned
last September.
HB donations pass
$19,000 for park
More than $19,000 baa been
donated by Huntineton Beach
residents and buainesaea to
develop a blufftop park
overlootin1 Bolsa Chica State
Beach.
Mike Multari, city planner:
says the money was receiveo
from more thaa 300 dooora.
Aminoil USA Inc., the m~
oil producer in the city. offered
last summer to match park
dooatiana up to szs.ooo that we.re'
received before the end of thls
year.
"It's been craWyiq that 10
many people have made
contributions," Multarl said
today. "I wouldn't be •UJ'PIUed
if we make it lo $25,000 by the
end of this week.··
Multari sa,ys if the city geta
the full matching grant, the
$50,000 would purchase 75 trees,
150 shrubs and an irri1ation
system for the one-mile·lon1
blutftop north or 11th Street on
the ocean side of Pacific Cout
Hiehway.
MuJtari said it doesn't appear
that the city funds can le1ally be
used to develop the park
because it ls part or tbe Bolla
Chica State Beach operated by
the California Department of
Parks and Recreation.
Laguna Beach police officials
have confirmed the FBI has
begun an investigation into the
jailhouse death of Robe rt
Wardman last July.
Wardman, 37, a Laguna Beach
spa salesman, was accidentally
dropped on bis head by a police
officer in back of the station
while being removed while
drunk from a patrol car.
He died hours later in his cell.
An in-house investiJation and
a probe by the county district
attorney's office s howed no
evidence of criminiJl activ,ity.
But the U .S . Justice
Department, acting on a com·
plaint from city activist John
Gab.riels, bas 'initiated an
investigation of possible civil
rights violations, police officials
confirmed.
Gabriela said he asked the
Justice Department to conduct
its own probe several months
ago.
He said he was not satisfied
with the internal investigation or
the results of the district
attorney's investigation.
"I just don't want to be in a
similar situation where I'm
taken to jail and dropped on my
head, then left unattended in a
cell." Gabriels said.
New Year's
Eve party set
The Orange Coast YMCA is
sponsoring an all night New
Year's Eve party for children
five and older at 2300 University
Drive, Newport Beach.
The cost is $15 per child and
Includes games, s na c ks ,
swimming, movies and New
Year's Day breakfast.
Participants are asked lo
bring a sleeping bag. pajamas,
toothbrush, swim suit, and towel
for the festivities between 7 p.m.
·and 9 a .m . Jan . t. For
reservations call 642·9990.
Acting Police Chief Neil
Purcell said he is cooperating to
the best of his ability in the
federal probe.
"If I had my way, I'd tum
over the entire internal affairs
investigation (results) to the
FBI and the Department of
Justice." he said.
Funeral
'private for
Mesa woman
Private funeral services will
be held for long time Costa Mesa
resident Ruth Jellis. who died
Dec. 25. She was 87.
Mrs . J ellis had lived in
Orange County for 60 years and
was a member of the First
Methodist Churc h of Costa
Mesa.
She and her husband .came to
Orange County in 1921 and lived
in Santa Ana until 1959 when
they sold their home to travel
for three years.
The couple then lived in
Hemet before moving to Costa
ft{esa in 1969. She had been
active in the American Legion
Auxiliary and was president in
1935.
Survivors include her husband
David; sisters Ellia Lewis of
Yakima, Washington; MurieJ
Montgomery of Huntingtoo
Beach; and Georgia Harver of
Palmdale.
Arrangements are bein'
bandied by the Neptune Society
of Newport Beach.
Apology offered
A headline concerning the
death of longtime attorney Max
Eddy Utt of Newport Beach was
in error in some edmons of the
Daily PiJot Tuesday.
The Daily Pilot regrets lb~
error and apologizes for any
embarrassment it may hav~
caused. On top of that. the Fountain
Valley resident ended up
throwing away his entire
inventory Tuesday -$45,000
I worth of food and beverages, by
his estimation.
It was last Wednes day
aftemooo that a man described
only as a "punk rock type"
opened up the front door to the
market and tossed in the tear Simple project now can of worms
The food , county h ealth
•officials told him, had to go
because it might have been
contaminated by the tear gas
dust tosaed into the shop.
Cleaning up the shop, Trujillo
s aid, likely will cost another
$1,000.
Man claiming
to be prince
arrested
A »year-old Newport Beach
resident who baa Informed
police officer• he la a Saudi
Arabian prlnce was arrt1ted Ta~ nooa ln West Newport
on druc cbaraea, accord.lq to
police.
llalhbou.r H.R.H. Ben Saud.
police aaid, was arreated on chr,-e1 ol tumlshiq ~alne to
otber• and po11e11ln1
Quaa1udes. He wu booked ao
tl5,.000 ball.
PoUee nid lbe Newport a.KJl
.... deal, Wbo 1a" bll ...,._.
u JUO YacM Ml1cbi•f1 wu
kUed out alm09t lmm.cti•1el1
whea nlaUvH and frtHd• •bowed., et l.M ~ ltMIGa.
TM S.udl AraWaa told DOtiee
t'at be ta r•l•t•d to Saadl Ara.._ lgq DaDd Iba Abdul
Alla Al Saud.
gas.
Parame dics. who were
summoned when s hoppers
began coughing and wheezing,
treated 16 persons and took
them to the hospital for further
Attempt to build balcony on Irvine home turns into $1 million suit
treatment.
Police said n one or the
ind ividuaJs in tbe store, wbo
were mostly young persons
clustered around a video .came,
surrered serious injury.
County health officials
cordoned off the market
followlna the attack and used
breathi.nc 1ear to enter the at.ore
in or~er to survey the dama1e.
~ What started out as a simple
J!:oDAtrucUon project baa turned
;into a can ot worms for an Irvine
}Couple and turned nel1bbor
~••In.at net1hbol' ln Woodbriqe.
~ Woodbrid1e realdenta
tebecca and Robert Glascock
et out this fall to build a
alcony on their bome to ~verlook the aoutb lake In their
.)lew community.
• But instead of 1•ttla1 a ~aJcony, tbe Glaacocka have
found themselves with a ataclt of
wood duttertJai their tarqe, a
$1 million lawsuit on their bands TrUjlllo said county health
officers decontaminated the
shop before 1ivin1 the order to -!,~d a bone to plclt wltb the
1et rid of the food. woodbrldae VlUqe Auoclatlca.
"Once we 1et the food out," -Tbelr pUpt lteaaa from tbe
TruJlUo said, "the place wlll be a se-old probJ•m• of 1etUn1
{> a I n t e d a n d t h e n alODI wttb UM nellbbon . ._ lD
decontaminated a1aln and then ~b• UH of tbe Glaaeock••
\l'U bave a Janitor come in for ~OD·Hhtent balcon). tbe
anothercleantq." illapute baa 1ained added
He nid be hopes to have u.e lmport.aau bffaue. aa u..,
•bop open •lain ln time for tbe admJt1 tWl'9 laM beeom• a Wit
New Year's Eve ruah.' eaae aa a piaaaed community .
•eanwblle, TnUlllo aakl. be'•" 1onraed b7 UIOdaU. ndea.
Aryta1 to put bil old poUce akiUa Tbe GlM<*.b, "9lo Uve II •
lo work by attemptln1 to ·aub1uwtnd ......... lllto tMlt
develop lead• to belp poUe• ,aew · fakehoat laome la
,tnek -.111o eulprit. tlilrw7· Alls .-. -• ",\a a former policeman," lae •• wtab Miu lilea aromd tbt
. remirbd. · 'l Jut bate to ... lalle, IMJ deelded to ....
tUJ'OM let away ~ IC)llM4hlq lo tlMllr ....... allo. Hid lln.
UketMI." ~ I · -BrlTSVSMA~ ~oeletioll nai.......,..
• ft
I J
~tans for improvements to be
approved by Its architectural
,committee, and before that, to J>e shown to neighbors who a.re
;Allowed to say whether they
,favor or oppose the plans.
· J amea Ecar a nd Arthur
,Jleier, who live on either aide of
'\he Glurocb. both objected to
·the propo1al to add the baJcoa.y, •
that the balcony would enable
the Glucocts to see directly
Into bis living room and muter
bedroom. Meier added that he
would lose priva cy of a
backyard spa.
Both parties also said the
balcony -and trees ordered by
the architectural committee fw
privacy -would block air, light
'We wouldn't have gone .ahead if
we hadn't ... gotten the OK.'
a cov.nd paUo, deck and splral
:lta.lrway. ~ Nevertheleaa , tbe ~rcbltectural committee
appro•ed the plans In
S.J)tembef. A montb later, Ecar ~•ad Meier tued a law•ult In
Oran,. County Superior Court
aeeklftl court orden prohlbkifte
th• baleoay from lolnl up.
la Noftmber, Or.n1e eo.mtJ
Superiq& Court Jud,. ILobert
.......... --a le......, lajwtm MIU., ~ belcDn.J
CWtl*tka P'\lrtber .......
to r .. ol•• the eomRlet •r•
.H .. ftM, ~ut DO He kHWI n•ct.11...._. .
' SIW ~tadisd lD U.. lawsuit
and vlewa and would thua
reduce values of properly for
wblcb the)' paid a "COQiderable
premium.''
Tbey are aeeklnf 11 million ln
puohlve d1ma1es from tbe
Olucockl.
• Mn. Gluc:ock aald abe and ·
her buaband no lonter speak
wlt.b &car -"ever alnce be
•IMO • for tl mllUon. Would
JOU! .. Siii aald t.IMy are tqualJy
•P••l with ttu •ilhl•
HIOdllUon. ••we ....-r woaw a.ave,_,
allead If Wood'-rl• .. latiil•'t
• ........ okl)'.0 .. Hid.
Moreover, •be 11ld the
aaaoclatlon'• nqulremenl lo
show neighbors plans in advance
also worked against the balcony.
"We would have gone ahead
and built and our neichbors
wouldn't even have known we
were building," she said.
Although the association was
named In the lawsuit, only ~
Glascocks were served with the
s uit , which means the
association isn't involved .
Association lawyer BiU Hickey
said the ·group has no intenlioP
of chancinl that situation anil
defend.Ing the Glaacocks.
"We can't spend money °'1
lodlvldual lawsuits betweeh
nelabbon. ·•be explained. E•• If they aren't Involved.
, tbouch. association offtclala wiU
be watcbl•S the outcome.
Hickey &Gd the au.It la the ftrlt
be knows al In Woodbridae T
and iAues of privacy ri&htt in
planned communltl• are 1tiU
new to the courts. ,
"It'a an area of the law tbat)
juat developlnc." be aUd.
Notinl tbat t.My ~ aaaoelaiioa'• nalH
the epbode, Mn. G~ .... tilnb tM auodadoe elllMald
otter tome help, Sbe ..W ..._'
te • t c • • • 0 f,. rt u ttl.
~.
''Tll•J owe ua more tllu
t.bat," lbe lald.
I -BJ GUii.ii '°°"' .. , ,
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Up 4.85
873.10
My hope for 1982 I:. 1t will be Lhe year when all
take advantage of tux shelt crl> and exemptions voted
in the tax law of 1981
The ln<.11 v1dual
Retirement Account, " the most valuable
la x shelter ever a. ,c
d evised for th t• .
average individual, SJ(VIA PDRJfR ~~,, has bee n exp~inded -, ~
and improved. Waste
no time in 1982 to gel
under tht-s heller The other exemptions have a
narrower appeal, but you should be aware of them,
too.
A tax exemption that has been obscured by the
publicity surroundan~ All ·Savers Certihc ates 1s
des1gn1 .. '<i LO reward individuals who channe l funds
into publlc utilities. an important segment of our
etono my
For example. between Ja n. I 1982, and Dec 31,
1985, up to $750 in public utility dividends will be
\•xempt from federal taxes 1f taken in the form ol new
i.tock
Let's say you own 300 shares of utility stock
worth $30 a s hare. paying annual d1v1dends of S3 a
share or 10 percent. This amounts to S900 a year in
dividends. Under the 1981 law. you can take 5750· of
this income in the torm of new stock 125 shares at the
$30 price> The remaining $150 1n d1v1dends would be
taxed as unearned income al or below the new
m aximum rate or 50 pt>rcent 1 as against a 70 percent
maximum on unearned income under the old Jaw)
Assuming you're at the maximum rate of SO
vercent. you'd pay $75 of the $150 in taxes. Thal
leaves the total value of your dividends and stock at
$825 Under the law before 1981 's enormous changes,
the full $000 1n d1 v1dcnds would have been taxed as
unearned income at the then maximum of 70 percent.
Your income from this investment after taxes would
have been $270 a whopping $.SSS less than now.
Other tax exemptions in the new law are
designed lo rt·coRnize that only 32 percent of all
couples and 18 per ccmt or all singles over 65 qualify
for private pension pl ans The explanation is jo b
m obility most private pension plans require 10 years
participation before an employee becomes eligible
for full benefits
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