HomeMy WebLinkAbout1982-03-29 - Orange Coast PilotTWO KINDS OF SPORTSMEN IN ACTION -Competitors in
S Kand 10 K runs whiz. along in a strung-out formation along
the edge of Laguna Niguel Lake Saturday in competition
sponsored by_0~ Laguna Ni,guel L ions Club while below
Stabbing mystery deepens
Housing priority
Reagan promises
to aid homehuyers
WASHINGTON (AP) -Pre-
s ide nt Reagan, declaring thal
"housing is one of our highest
social prioriues." told a real es-
tate group today that his admi-
nistration will ease guidelines to
help potential homebuyers qua-
lify for FHA mortgages and take
More showers
due tonight,
rest of week
Weather that brought only a
trace of rain to some pans of
Orange County this morning and
Sunday night but in other spots
pelted the ground w1lh hat!,
could prove bothersome all w~k.
according to the National Wea-
ther Service.
The forecast calls for increa-
sing cloudiness with 80 percent
chance of scattered showers and
heavy thunderstorms accompa-
nied by hail along the Orange
Coast tonight, according to the
weather bureau.
The chance of scattered show-
ers from low pressure systems
that have moved down from the
Gulf of Alaska is 40 percent
Tuesday. The long-range predic-
tion calls for considerable clou-
diness with scatter~d showers
(See RAIN, Page A2)
WORLD
other measures to help the ailing
industry. •
Reagan made his comments in
a speech to the National Associa-
t 1 on of Kealtors at the hotel
where he was shot a year ago
Tuesday.
While the president asked h tS
audience to support his economic
program. he also announced a
few measures to help them out.
Reagan said:
-The L abor De partment is
removing barriers to "free a flow
o f critically needed funds for
housmg from pension funds."
He said more than $500 billion
is invested by pemion funds, but
only 10 percent of that amount is
invested in mortgages.
-He will ease guidelines "to
expand the number of potential
homebuyers for FHA mortgage
loans. This action will be of par·
ticular benefit to those purchas-
ing t heir first home -such as
lower-cost condomin iums -and
will allow relatives to assist
young p eo pl e i n the down
payment."
-He is taking action to enable
real estate firms to be "free to
establis h subsidiaries to provide
additional services, like title in-
surance. which are necessary to
complete the purchase of a
home."
-He will change the mort-
gage r.evenue bond program "to
... broaden our definitions of
(See REAGAN, Paie At)
Angry residents march
ROSARITO BEACH, Mexico (AP) -Angry
. residents say the Mexican government's expropriation
of 8,000 acres of land -including the entire munici-
pality of Rosarlto Beach -is an attempt to turn the
city into "another Acapulco or Cancun."
NATION
Shuttle waved off
WlllTE SANDS MISSILE RANGE. N.M. (AP) -
Space shuttle Columbia, scheduled to return from its
ambitious third test Oight, was 0 waved off" today just
39 minutes before deorblt as desert winds whipped the
. gypsum sands across Northrup Strip, 14 miles below.
Politicians on take?
Does Washington corrupt, or were politldana al·
ready on the take when they arrived ln the capital.
PapA6. .
a1onR the tranquil waters, fish-ermen tend their lines or just
gaze into the glassy surface, seemingly oblivious to the more
s trenuous sport that is causing participants to perspire just
above them. Clearly, there is more than one way to win the
eat
YIR 11111111 llllY PIPll
D .. ly Pllol Pholo bJ ChaliM l bwr
title of sportsman, and some ways take a lot more straining,
huffing a nd puffing than other ways. The runners began
their Saturday competition at the Ziggurat a t Laguna Niguel.
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D•llJ Ptlol Photo by LM Payne
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Victi1n
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Arizona
Arizona authorities plan to re-
trace the route of a recently dis-
charged sailor who disappeared
during a trip from Huntington
Beach to El Centro and was
found stabbed to death near Gila
Bend.
The slam man. Jerome Edward
P1tch1e Jr .. 20, was discharged
from the U.S Navy on March l
a nd left his Huntington Beach
home March 6 to visit htS father,
accordmg to Detective L. Jesser
of the Maricopa County Sheriff's
Department.
A group of college students on
a field trip in the desert found his
body March 21 about 20 miles
southeast of Gila Bend. The body
was identified Saturday.
EAVESDROPPING ON SQUIRRELS? -No, Donald Olsinki o f Huntington Beach. He's
the man in the fi eld near Pacific Coast High-checking Pacific Telephone cable for rain da·
way and Fashion Island in Corona del Mar is mage.
''There are a lot of un~~ered
questions." Jesser said, ~cer
ning Pitchie's ill-fated trip.
He said Pitchie failed to call a
close friend in Garden Grove
before leaving, as he had promi-
sed. Also. the discharged sailor's
route to Arizona apparently took
him through El Centro, but he
fa iled to contact his father there,
Jesser said.
County jobless rate climbing
Increasing e Cfec t s of the
national economic recession on
Orange Co\.mty is evident in un-
employment figures released by
the state Employme nt Develop-
ment Department.
The unemployment rate du-
ring February was 6.1 percent,
compared to 6 percent during
January. The rate in February
1981 was 4.4 pero-nt
STATE
Figures showed that 72.200
people in Orange County were
out of work, up 1,400 from Ja-
nuary and 20.600 Crom the same
month in 1980.
Alta Yetter. an EDD resear -
cher said "more o{ the same" is
expected this month and in the
next few months.
She said many firms have
plans for layoffs during the se-
Oscar awards tonight
The 54th annual Academy Awards will be tele-
vised this evening at 6 on Channel 7.
Where to spend weekend
Looking for a place to stay for the weekend? Try
the San Luis Rey M~ion in Oceanside. Page A5.
COUNTY
Martial arts learned
lncreulng numbers of Cout relidenta are lear-
. nin& the Japane.e martial art of aikldo. Page Bl.
cond quarter beginrung Apnl l .
Offsetting some of those layoffs
will be some increases in hiring
in the services and trade sectors.
The 6 percent unemployment
rate in January and the 6.1 per·
cent rate in F ebruary marked
only the second time since 1977
that the jobles.5 rate exceeded 6
percent for two consecutive
months.
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L .M. lloyd
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SPORTS
Medical examiners have de·
termined Pitchie was dead for
four days to a week before he
was found, leavmg an unexplai-
ned time gap between his de-
parture from Huntington Beach
and his death.
Jesser said Pitchie "had a habit
of picking up hitchltikers," and
officers speculate he might have
(See SAIWR, Page Atl
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Movies
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Public Notices
Sports
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Television
Theaters
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Close game predicted
Coaches predict a cl09e one tonight when North.
Carolina meets Georgetown at 6 on Channel 2 for the
NCAA basketball championship. Page B6. . •
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8 Orange Oout DAILY PILOT I
REAGAN .. •
.dlatr..ed attU," whkh he sald
"wlll make It poaible for state
•1enclea to provide mortg11e
fund1 for S0,000 more home
buyel'I It lower COit."
aaravate the tnterett r~~.,~
blt!m -the W\derlyt.nc proo-m
ln the housing lnduatry .'
The president al.lo maintained
that the ~t economic 9U'aitA
I
Democrats
lead • Ill
Salvador
But the prealdent made it clear
he did not intend to bail out the
lndu1try, nor change hit b11ic!
economJc couree, even tho~h he
acknowledged the housing indu-
stry was "in transition and crisis.
Consumers can 't buy. Sellers
can't sell and bullden can't
build."
were not his dotnc. NOMIN .&.ll'Vh Th ''Thia admlnittratlon holda no . a a~ -:-eee five performen are in
r.atent on rece11lon," he 11ld. the running for the belt actor o.car tonight.
We did not lnvent sky-high:. From left are Henry Fonda, 140n Golden
,., ........
Pond''; Dudley Moore, "Arthur"; Paul New-
man, 11Abaence of Malice"; Burt Lancaster.
.. Atlantic City," and Warren Beatty, "Reds."
SAN SALVADOR, El Salva-
dor (AP) -President Joae
Napoleon Dua..-te'• cent1"11t Chriutan~Democratl led five
rl1ht11t parties tn part1al election
return• today for a con1tltuent
u.embly but appeared to be fal-
ling 1hott of a majority .
Reagan said the "only hope for
lona-term Improvement in inte-
rest rates is for the Congress to
~ me in a biJ)a.rtisan effort to
cut spending'' and reduce budget de!iclta, -
W.bile concedln._.g that
<11omething has gone very
wrong," Reagan said that
"budget-bW!ing. bailouts will only
• •
lntere9t rat.ea and inflation or the
traaedy of umemployment.
Those problems were in place
long before we took office.'
The cldent originally fore-
cast a 1983 deficit of $91.5
billion. The administration since
then bas raised the figure to
$96.4 billion. And the Congres-
sional Budget Office, whose fi-
gures are accepted by Republi-
cans and Democrats In the House
and Senate, says the deficit un-
der the president's program will
be $121 billion ln 1983.
With only about 10 percent of
the polling places reporting, a
Christian Democrat spokesman
said hla party had opened talke
with other parties on forming an
alliance.
But a !J>Okesman for the
ultra-righfist Republican Nation-
alist Alliance, In second place,
claimed it would be able to form
a coalition excluding Duarte'a
party.
ugh Friday.
Coastal residents can also ex-
ect winds of 15 to 25 mph at
es.
Sunday's late afternoon rain
attered 10,000 people gathered
•t Doheny State Beach in Dana
l>oint to protest the operation of
San Onofre Nuc lear Power
Huntington Beach, according
to J . Sherman Denny, weather-
man, had only a trace of rain this
morning and Sunday night. But
in Fullerton it hailed Sunday
night, according 'to Emmett
Franklin of the county flood
VIE TONIGHT -These five, three of whom
have won before, will bid for the best actr~
Oscar tonight. From left are triple winner
Katharine Hepburn, "On Golden Pond"; Me-
ryl Streep, "The French Lieutenant's Wo-
man"; Diane Keaton, "Reds"; Susan Saran-'
don, "Atlantic City," and Mars h a Mason,
"Only When I Laugh." t
There was no reliable estimate
of the turnout for S"unday'a vo-
ting in which at least 60 people
were killed as security forces
fought guerrillas who apparently
failed to prevent large numbers
of Salvadorans from voting. New
fighting.was reported today In
Usulutan and in a San Salvador
suburb.
Unofficial partial returns gave
the Christian Democrats 50,606
votes, or 40.3 percent, to 36,837,
or 29.3 percent , for the retired
Maj. Roben d'Aubuia:son's ultra-
rightist Republican Nationalist
1!..Plant.
control district. ,
Franklin said dfstric't rain
gauges showed .03 for Costa
Mesa from 8 p.m. Sunday to 8
a .m. today bringing the yearly
total to 10.92 compared to 7.72 on
March 29 of 1981.
'Pond' bes t O scar bet Alliance. in second place. ·
t-And the rain fell steady and
: hard in spotty areas in southern
"parts of the coynty. . • Henry Fonda favored for 'best actor' honors
The National Conciliation Par-
ty, which ran the government
from 1961 until the 1979 coup ,
had 20,314 votes (16.2 percent);
Democratic Action was fourth
with 12,171 (9.7 percent); the
Popular Salvadoran Party and
4,191 (3.3 percent) and the Po-
pular Orientation Party had l.-
··· It raineq steadily in South
Laguna while the sun was set-
ting near Catalina Island. And
this morning at 6:50 a rain squall
brought white beads of hail to
South Laguna while in down-
town Laguna Beach the sun was
shining.
SAILOR. • •
been killed by one or more peo-
ple he picked up.
He said officers are continuing
'their search for the 1967 brown
Ford F.conoline van P.itchie was
'driving, along w1 th the 1971
Santiago Peak, where thun-
derclouds made it impossible to
determine if a new coat of snow
had fallen, had .90 inches of rain
for a yearly total ·of 29. l. The
snow level was reported below
the 4,000-foot mark.
black Suzuki motorcycle he was
hauling inside the van.
Jesser said investigators will
try to retrace Pitchie's route
between Arizona and Huntington
Beach. seeking clues to his death.
··K iller's job d e f e nded
NEWARK, N.J . (AP) L.. A
·New Jersey official has defended
•the hiring of a convicted killer
:serving a life sentence for a
$17,000-a-year job giving reading 11essons to inmates at a boys' re-
formatory.
HOLLYWOOD (AP) -The
most intriguing Oscar race in re-
cent years reaches a climax to-
night with "Reds" and "On Gol-
den Pond" projected as the big
winners.
Broadcast of the 54th awards
of the Academy of Motion Pic-
ture Arts and Sciences will begin
at 6 p.m. PST on Channel 7 from
the Los ~geles Music Center.
Most polls and forecasters indi-
RELATED STORIES -A 7 ,85
cated the winner for best actor
will be a man who won't be
there: Henry Fonda.
The 76-year-old star, who has
been nominated only twice be-
fore -for "Grapes of Wrath" in
1940 and "12 Angry Men" in
1957 -will watch the ceremony
at his BelJAfr home. He has been
confined for months with heart
problems.
Jane Fonda will accept her
father's Oscar if he wins for his
role in "On Golden Pond."
sia. is generally expected to score
as best picture. The best indica-
uon was Warren Beatty's award
two weeks ago from the Direc-
tors Guild for his direction of
"Reds." Only twice in 34 years
have the Guild and Academy
awards not coincided.
The competition for best ac-
tress lS less predictable The lea-
ders are Meryl Streep for "The
French Lieutenant's Woman"
and Diane Keaton for "Reds."
But the Academy voters might
want another salute to a veteran,
Katharine Hepburn. for "On
Golden Pond." If she did win.
she would set a record: no actor
or actress has won four perfor-
mance Oscars.
Like her costar of "On Golden
Pond," Miss Hepburn will not
attend the Music Center extra-
vaganza. She has been appearing
In a play. "West Side Waltz," but
in any case she did not show up
on the 11 other oocasions she was
nominated as best actress.
Her only appearance at the
Oscars was to present the Irving
Thalberg award for consistent
high qaulity an production to a
friend. Lawrence Weingarten, In
19(4.
Beatty is expected to be in the
audience. Among those not ap-
pearing will be Robert Redford,
who won for best direction for
"Ordinary People" In last year's
Oscars.
Barbara Stanwyck, who has
been ill with pneumonia, is ex-
pected to be present to accept her
s pecial Oscar for her dis-
tinguished acting career J ohn
Travolta will make the presenta-
tion.
Roger Moore will hand the
Thalberg award to his boss in the
James Bond movies, producer
Albert (Cubby) Broccoli.
. 419 (1.1 percent).
The Central Election Commis-
sion, in announcing the returns,
did not say how many of the 4,-
600 voting stations were repor-
ting. but less than 10 percent
appeared to be included, based on
earlier reporting rates.
The 60-member constituent
assembly will meet on a date to
be decjded later to write a new
constitution and name an interim
government to replace the U.S.
backed civilian-military junta
that seized power in a 1979 coup.
The elections are considered
important to continued support
from the United States, which
has provided the Central Amer-
ican nation with millions of dol-
lars in military aid and about 50
milllary advisers.
' "I think it wouJd be hypocriti-
cal for us not to hire the people
'who have bee n rehabilitated,"
Corrections Commissioner Wil-
"
liam Fauver said Sunday, refer-
ring to the job given Matthew
Sheridan, 33, who was aent.enoed
for the murders 13 yean ago of a
Cape May couple. Sheridan
works as an instructor-counaelor
at Jamesburg Reformatory for
Boys. His salary is kept for him
In a prison account, and Sheriqan
is charged $20 a week for room
and board at the reformatory.
"P.eds," the $30 million epic of
radicalism in America and Rus-! Burg lars hit
NB offices
Tradition ·dictates that last
year's winners return to present
thlS year's acting awards. Howe-
ver. Robert DeNiro, the 1981
choice for "Raging Bull," decli-
n ed the 1nv1tat1on, and· J on
Voight will announce the winner
for best actress . Sissy Spacek,
best actress last year for "Coal
Miner's Daughter," will return to
make the best-actor presentation.
N B physician
charged in
store burglary :~' Rain probable
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the upjl9( Olllo v1119y and •tong
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the Sen Freric:leco Bey eree.
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Second low 5:32 pm 1.8 Second high Midnight 5.2
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weet and Changed to 111\0W In the
mount81na ol the WMt. Rein 1911 In
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10 a htgh of 76 at Key W•t, Fla_ .
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Arrests up'
on drunks
'
Burglars apparently armed
with a pass key. ransacked 43
medical offices in two Newport
Beach professional buildings this
weekend, making off with $6,177
in cash and goods.
Police said the thieves took
money, narcotics and stamps and
' in one office ignored expensive
equipment in favor of a single
candy bar.
The office building burglaries
at 1441 and 1401 Avocado Ave.
were discovered by janitors who
showed up to do routine cleaning.
The nominees for the best pic-
ture are "Reds," "On Golden
Pond," "Atlantic City," "Chariots
of F1re," and "Raiders of the Lost
Ark."
Best actor nominees are Beat-
ty. Fonda. Burt Lancaster, for
"Atlantic City"; Dudley Moore.
"Arthur"; and Paul Newman,
"Absence of Malice."
Best actress nominees are Miss
Hepburn, Miss Keaton, Miss
Streep, Marsha Ma.son for "Only
When I Laugh"; and Susan Sa-
randon, "Atlantic Citv."
A 53-year-old man, claiming to
be a Newport Beach physician,
faces burglary charges after po-
lice arrested him inside a closed
department store allegedly car-
rying two suitcases filled with
merchandise. police report.
Dr. Jerome Jablon, who told
oUicers he lives in Eastbluff and
has medical offices at 2345 E.
Coast Highway, posted $10,000
bail Saturday and was released.
He is to be arraigned on bur-
glary charges this week.
··found at Onofre
Police assert the .man hid in-
side Robinson's department store
in Fashion Island, gathered
merchandise and then tripped a
silent alarm when attempting to
leave the store.
Inspection crews at the San
Onofre Nuclear Generating Sta-
t1 on have discovered three
, stream generator tubes which are
leaking small amounts of water.
Spokesmen for Southern Cali-
fornia Edison Co. said the
amount of leakage is well below
safety limits and immediate re-
oairs arc not contemplated.
The three leaking tubes are
part of several thou.ciand tubes in
San Onofre's Unit 1 steam gene-
rator which had to be repaired a
year ago fo~owing discovery of
heavy oorroe1on. * * * ' -
The repair work cost nearly
$70 million.
Edison spokesman Dave Bar-
ron said the new leaks were dis-
covered during visual inspection
of the tubes.
Unit 1 is currently out of ope-
ration for repair work until June .
The planned ..shutdl)wn, which
began early this month, is to
permit various repairs to the
steam generator as well as new
work on the turbine building.
Barron said further inspection
work will take place to make
sure the tubes are not corroding
again.
* * *
Officers reportedly were wai-
ting outside the store when the
man first stepped out with the
sui teases. Police said he spotted
the officers and ducked back into
the store where he was appre-
hended.
The s uitcases, police said,
contained costume jewelry, wal-
lets, a shirt,f'es, a key chain and
several lzo sweaters. Officers
said the suitcases were also sto-
len.
Dr. Jablon reportedly told of-
ficera he had been accidentally
locked inside the department
store.
10,000 protest nuclea:t;· plant
Celebrities appear at 'mellow' San Onofre rally
An estimated 10,000 people
flocked to Doheny State Beach in
. Dana Point Sunday for a com·
binatlon concert and rally againlt
the San Onofre nuclear power
plant 10 miles eouth of here.
Among the speakers were
mu1lclan1 Graham Naah and I ~n Stilla and llCtol" Robert
But many of thole auendlns
l&id they came for the musk -
and they were not diaappolnted.
The crowd wu "mellow t en-
joy~ 1u.nny ak.iee with "white
billowy cloud• and a little
bn!ele," ..Id Set-Perry Boyd ol
the vr.np U>Unty :;nenu·a ue-
partment. Ne,ther aherlff'a de·
putiel nor }>oMnY park ranpn •
reported any arrests duriJ'\I the what we did at-Diablo," a refe-
four-hour event, I rence to the blockade• and de-
Park ran1er J erry Spanaail mon1tt1Uona againlt the Dlablo
aaid one person was arrested Canyon nuclear power plant ln
Saturday night for being drunk San LW. Obiapo County.
ln public. -· i . Spomored by the Alliance for Jim J1CObeen, a apokelman or
Survival, an anti-nuclMr group, \he Community Eneray Action
the event wu bilM!d u a •'Three' Network, one of the rally'• or-
T-d Anni DaltuO aan.i.dna poupt, admitted \t W. MJle .... Ian venary .. ~ th• mulic \Nt In ~ put drew
to atop San Onofre from opera-Sunday'• crowd ... lt'• bard to MY Url radiation leak caUled closure how c:ommlt1ed they are," be said
of the Three MUe ltlt.u\d nucleet looldoa at the youn1 people
plant ln Pennaylvanla three munchil\I aaodwicbel ind low>· yeen .., s~ -dina on the ..... and bmchll.
Blake 1ald he would 1Jadly By la'• afternoon th• 1l le1
joln I blocbde to ahut doWn the clouctld, wtndt CUM ~p and nln
San Onofre plant. Be Mid he fell. The crowd qulckly packed
w•nt.ed Uw .,.,.,._ there tit> "do up Ind mowd out.•
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ESCAPE DEVICE -Las Vegas fireman James Perkins lo-
wers himself lo the ground from the 15th floor of New York's
Roosevelt Hote l. while demonstrating a lifeline called "The
Educator." The device, which e mploys a friction brake. a steel
cable a nd a n ylon body harness. 1s designed to enable a person
endangered by a fire in a high-rise building to lower himself
to a soft landing.
Rum big headache
to Caribbean aid
WASHINGTON (AP) -De-
mon ~·um , long blamed by its
crlllCS (or br<.'aking Up marriages
and blighting careers. 1s now be-
deviling President Reagan's $350
million package of aid to Carib-
bean Basin t'OUntries.
Jewelry and machine toots also
arc causing problems for the
emergency economic assistance
pal'kage. which calls for changes
in U.S. laws to shore up flagging
econ omies 1n countries-of the
Canblx·an and Central America.
SpcdCica ll y , th<.' prcsidcnt
propos<.'s eliminating tariffs on
Carablx•an Basin produt·ts. exc{'pt
textiles. for 12 tears. Ht• also calls
for tax incentives to encourage
U.S. mvc·slmt•nt in the troubled
region.
Of the $350 million in direct
aid. $128 million. or about 36
pl'rc·ent, would gu to El Salvador,
where the Reagan administration
is backing a m1htary-c1villan
junta against a leftist uprising.
While this might sound like
good news to rum drinkers, de
Lugo said it would be devasta-
ting to the Virgin Islands, which
m 1980 received 18 percent of its
government revenues from fed-
eral excise taxes on rum sold on
the mainland. These taxes are
rebated to the territory's trea-
sury
The administration proposes to
make up this loss by giving the
Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico a
share of the excise taxes collected
on rum imported from indepen-
dent Canbban nations.
Even though the administra
lion wants LO remove tariffs. the
excise taxes would remain in ef-
fect
Howt•ver . Gov Car l os
Romero-Barcelo of Puerto Rico
said being given part of the ex-
c: i i.c taxes o n imported rum
would not make up for the lost
business his 1Sland and the Virgin
Islands would suffer from remo-
ving tariffs.
Demos need •
an alternative
\l{ASHINGTON (AP)·-A. a
party, Democrats once lOOk pride
in the diversity of view. among
people who ran on their ticket.
They called It the "Roosevelt
coalition" and exploited It to hold
power for moet of the laat half
century.
To this day, Democratic mem-
bers of Congress range from Ro-
nald Reagan's right to Edward
Kennedy's left.
But. a lot of assumpticms within
the party were shaken by the
results on Election Day 1980 and
the joy of diversity may have
been one of them.
The idea of looking for a way
to enforce some ideological disci-
p Ii n e within the Democratic
Party didn't begin with the
Reagan victory. But that event
certainly gave the movement
impetus it never would have had
if Jimmy Carter were now ser·
ving his second term.
Threatened with the possibi-
lity of spending years as a mino-
rity party. Democrats are feeling
a need to stand for something, to
offer people an alternative.
For amid a ll the current opti-
mism generated by polls showing
growing disenchantment with
President Reagan and his poli-
cies, Democrats are uneasy. They
worry that you can't beat some-
thing with no thing.
Peo ple may be growing un-
happy with the Reagan program,
but that doesn 't mean they'll
turn back to the Democrats 1f
the opposition party fails to offer
any alternatives.
But coming up with alterna-
tives to the Republican program
requires som• agreement among
Democrats on their own beliefs.
That problem dominated the
discussion recently when Demo-
crats met for the first session of
the party's Commission on Plat-
fonn Accountability.
There are elements in the Re-
publican P arty who practice
ideological puritanism. Witness
the right-wing demands that the
administration purge itself of all
those late-<:<>mers LO the Reagan
camp.
But it would be hard to ima-
1111 llllDll
gine Republicans following the
lead of the last Democratic con-
vention and demanding that
presidential candidates declare in
writing where they disagree
with the party platform.
That was a brief, bizarre ex-
pre11lon of the more serious
concern now being felt within
the partly.
"When a candidate stands be-
fore the electorate and says, 'I am
a Democract.' does he say any-
thing of significance to the
electorate?" Terry Herndon, ex·
ecutive director of the National
F.c:lucalion Association, askfd his
fellow members of the accounta-
bility commission.
"It does not matter what they
believe in," he continued. "They
say they are a Democrat. they are
a Democrat." .
Larry McDonald says he's a
Democrat, so he's a Democrat.
Mickey Leland also runs as a
Democrat.
M cDonald sits In the U .S .
House as a Democratic con-
gressman from Georgia. He's a
member of the John Birch So-
ciety and his conservative views
make Reagan seem a bit leftist.
From Houston, Leland is one
of the most liberal members of
Congress.
If McDonald is the most ex-
treme example of the conserva-
tive element in the Democratic
Party. he isn't the only one.
Party leaders still smart over the
actions o f the so-called Bo ll
Weevils, those Southern and
Western conservative Democrats
who supported the Reagan tax
and budget program.'! last year.
Doing something about them is
another matter.
Some Democrats were quick to
urge that the party find a way. to
punish deserters like Phil
Gramm a nd Kent Hance. two
Texans who were prominent Boll
Weevils.
TMl's real damage
was psychological
NEW YORK (AP) -Three
years si nt-e the accident at Three
Mile Is la nd triggered a mass
evacuation. the government still
hasn't addressed the problem of
long-term psychological damage
to people forced from their
homes, a new sociological study
says.
plan LO compensate people." she
said.
"Some guarantee of help in the
restoration of meaningful life
and well-being for anyone eva-
cuated is clearly required."
APWlr~to
RESTING SPOT -P ostal Clerk 2nd CJ~ss Tom McConnon
w aits for mail to arrive to be distributed to other sailors. In
the background 1s the amphibious warship Belleau Wood.
Drug could save
6,500 lives yearly
CHICAGO (AP) -Up to 6,500 the heart, arteries and lungs. lt
lives could be saved each year if has been used to control high
heart attack survivors regularly blood pressure and alleviate chest
used a pulsc-slowmg drug that pain:..
reduces high 11Jlood pressure and The drug, however. can cause
chest pains, researchers say. side.• effet·ts suc.·h as bronchial
.t\ report in the Journal of the spasms and reduced blood <:ircu-latton in the extrem1t1es. American Medical Association .The study. coordinated by the says that when the drug -pro-National Heart. Blood and Lung
pranolol hydrochloride -was Institute in Bethesda. Md .. also
used daily by pa tients who rec-s howed that propranolol -
ently suffe red heart attacks. the whit-h slows the pulse rate and
overall death rate dropped 26 mak<•s th<' heart o pe rate more
percent. t.'ffil'1cntly -was beneficial for Dr. Wilham Friedewald, a thrt't' years. wllh the mest pro-
coordinator of the study, said an nounn•d ('ffe<:Lc; occurring in the
estimated 350,000 people survive first 12 to 18 months
heart attacks each year, and re-Preliminary results of the
gular use of the drug could save four-year study. conducted at
about 6.500 lives annually more than 100 medical centers,
Heart disC'ase is the leading wen' released last fall. but this is
cause of death in the country. the first detailed report of the
killing 800,000 people a year, the findings. The study was s topped
doctor said. nine months early because the
Propranolol prevents certain drug·s benefits already had been
nerve impulses from st1mula ting,_..i:P..:.r.::.o..:..vcd=--=be~y..:.o..:..n..:.d_a:...n..:..:yc.......:d....:o_u..:..b_t __ _
Al both Hou se and Senate
hearings last week some Demo-
crats said they thought this was a
disproportionate amount and in-
dicated they would try to rewrite
lhC' dis tribution formula.
Romero-Barcelo said he did not
object to allowing bottled rum to
be imported free of tariff, but
urged tanHs continue to be col-
lected on bulk rum, which ac-
counts for the major share of
Puerto Rican and Virgin Island
shipments to the mainland.
Jane C . Kron ic k, associate
professor at Bryn Mawr College's
Graduate School of Social Work
and Social Research, said that
while government has come up
with evacuation plans at nuclear
power plant sites, it has not ad-
dressed the social upheaval cau-
sed by evacuations. our w.ry own stroight 1aj cuff<l..d. }l5nts
Representatives of the Virgin
Islands and Puerto Rico, howe-
ver. were more conc:erned about
rum, a principal product of the
two U S . flag territories. They
were concerned about how the
proposed changes would a ffect
their treasuries
Delegate d e Lugo. taking a
slightly different tack, proposed
that a certain percentage of Car-
1 bbean rum production to be
admitted duty free and that this
percentage be increased grad-
ually. Ron de Lugo. d elegate t o
Congress from the Virgm Islands,
told the commitlN' that if the
tariff of $1.62 per gallon on im-
ported Caribbean rum 1s elimi-
nated, imported rum will be
"cheaper than our own rurn and
wtll therefore replace 1t"
Virgin Islands Gov. Juan Luis
also testified that safeguards for
the rum industry needed to be
strengthened. Despite their con-
cerns on the rum question, he
and Romero-Barcelo said they
favor the overall package.
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"You may be able to bring the
Army in and get people out, but
there is going to be such a sense
of outrage that it's going to be
very hard to restore any sense of
social order," the professor said
m an interview.
"Maintenance of social order in
the area around TMI was a se-
rious problem as long as a year
after the accident."
Mrs . Kronick's study of gov-
ernment response to TMI. set for
release in April, is the last of
three related studies paid for by
the National Science Founda-
tion's section on Ethjcs and Val-
ues in Science and Technology.
Three years ago as many as
250,000 people fled their homes
near the nation's worst commer-
cial nuclear power accident. To-
day there is an evacuation plan
for that area of Pennsylvania,
including pa.rt of Harrisburg. But
more is needed, she says.
"TMl shows clearly that if you
had to evacuate a population you
would find it extremely difficult
to ever calm them down again,"
Mrs. Kronick said.
Since the TMI accident, "there
has been anxiety, dislocation,
fear. material losa -lost wages,
travel costs, extra living expen
ses. And there haa really been no
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Caring for dwarf trees
DEAR PAT DUNN: I decided to plant aome dwarf fruit
t1'ffl in my yard, but when I went to a plant s tore to buy aome,
tbey told me to be sure my yard bad good drainage. I really don't
know bow to tell If tbe soil drains well or not. Is tbere any way
of tes ting to find out?
P.L., Irvine
Dig a hole for the tree and fill it with water. If the water
drains out within 24 hours, the 90i.l is good enough for dwarf fruit
trees. If not, find another location. More information about
planting and caring for these trees is in a $1. 75 booklet, "Dwarf
Fruit Trees." It's available ·lrom the Consumer Information
Center. Dept. 138K, Pueblo, Colo. 81009.
Medical card available
DEAR READERS: The National Safety Council is promoting
a new medical information card that can hold a wealth of medical
data due to its use of microfilm and a magnifying Jens. By ben·
ding the plastic card and holding its microfilmed data up to a
bright light, bospjt.al and emergency personnel can read every.
thing from a patient's blood type to his electrocardiogram to the
phone number of his next of kin.
Anyone who would like one of the medical informatiop cards
can obtain the necessary application and medical information
form by sending a self-addressed, st.amped envelope to: National
Safety Council, Dep).. D .. National Health and Safety Awareness
Center, 333 N. Michigan Ave .. Chicago. Ill. 60611. The actual card
costs $9.95 plus 35 cents postage, according to recent reports.
Stitch not in time
DE AR PAT DUNN: I ordered a $1%.95 "Super Stitch Hand
Machine" from Nora Nelson Co. last Dec. 7. As you might guess,
my check has been cashed and the machine has not arrived.
Help!
H.S., Costa Mesa
A customer service spokeswoman for Nora Nelson Co. said
your order will be "reshipped." Whe n asked the date it had
originally been shipped, she said she didn't know but assumed it
had been mailed several weeks ago. ln view of this sketchy res-
ponse, be sure to let A YS know if you don't receive the machine
within a few weeks.
Silver set pattern found
DEAR PAT DUNN: I received a set of sterling sliver jo
1950 as a wedding present. Tbe only name on each piece l s
"Riviera." I've checked wltb a number of department stores la
this area, but cannot find tbe name of tbe manufacturer. I'd like
to replace a missing piece of this silver and don't know what to
do a t tbis point. Can you ~elp?
F.P., Huntington Beach
Beverly Antiques. 8827 Beverly Blvd .. Los Angeles 90048,
probably can provide the replacement piece you need. This store
car~ a large selection of current, active and inactive sterling
silver patterns. You can order by mail or phone (213) 271 -8517.
The firm requests mailed orders to include a tracing of the silver
and blade description for knives. Include the manufacturer (not
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dating from 1828 to those recently discontinued. Provide identi·
fying information and include a stamped, self-addressed envelope
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Cologne·
not all
• it seems
SAN DIEGO (AP) -lmagine
all the use• for a new colos ne
that .-nella like marijuana.
You pour It on the hlah 1ehool
prlncipal's luagage before hit
next trip to Tijuana, drawlJ'\I the
au entlon of the border auardl'
dogs.
Dump it around the llvlng
room, crank up the stereo and
pretent you've got a balcony aeit
at a rock concert.
Dab it behlnd your ears, forget
your 40th birthday and regale
some college students with tales
of Woodstock.
The possibilities are endless
but, aJas, Stash, a men's cologne
due to make its retail debut in
San Diego department stores this
spring, smells like the flower ra-
ther than the smoke.
In that, it Is li ke Opium, the
perfume which doesn't smell like
opium. A spokesman for Pippo
inc. of Burbank said the cologne
is the synthesized essense of the
"Mauie Wowie" flower and de·
spite Its advance hoopla was ne-
ver intended to smell like & bur-
ning joint.
"We try to compare it to a rose.
You wouldn't want to dry out a
rose, set it on fire and use that
smell for your cologne." the spo-
kesman said.
A rose might even then be still
a rose but what exactly ls the
olfactory essence of the Mauie
Wowie? You can find out by
ordering Stash by mail, at $20
for about three ounces.
Stash is legal to buy. being
only man-made Mauie Wowie -
an explanation you might want
to keep handy for post.al autho-
rities when you get your sample
an the mail.
Or, you can take the results of
an infonnal sniff test in The San
Diego Union newsroom, where
opinions raneed from "Yeech" to "kinda nice. ,y
One person said it smelled like
a combination of turpentine and
Old Spice.
Another said it smelled like the
breath of someone smoking ma-
rijuana and drinking gin and to-
nics.
Bird's bogus
bill beak
of perfection
SALISBURY, Md. (AP) -
When a jaguar at the Salisbury
Zoo apparently took a bite from
the beak of Paul the pelican, zoo
officials found just the thing to
ht the bill -fiberglass.
Now, one year after Paul was
outfitted with the counterfeit
bill. wo director George Speidel
Jr. says the pelican is doing just
fine. thank you.
"We have to inspect it every
now and then. but so far it hasn't
needed replacing ... Speidel said
of the man-made schnoz.
The new bill for Paul has
meant a respite for wo workers .
When he was beakless, Paul had
to be fed by hand, Speidel said.
"He couldn't eat at all," Spei·
del recalled. "We had to force
feed him by dropping fish down
his mouth."
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AP Wlteptwtto
WARM FRIENDS -Entertainers Ginger Rogers and Jimmy
Stewart exchange fond greetings as they meet during a
dinner-dance in Beve rly Hills in honor of businessman Mar -
vin Davis. The Friars Club sponsored the affair.
Shooting victim returns to bank
Rebecca Folden is back at
her bank teller·s job three
months after a robber jumped
behind the counter where she
worked in Long Beach, scoo-
ped up money. then shot her
in the chest for no apparent
reason.
"I still check out strangers
when they walk 1n ," the
19-year-old former beauty
contestant said. "And if it's a
m an with his hands in his
Howa rd Denny of Sewell.
N.J .. jokes that when he got a
$214,979 check as a tax refu·
nd "I called my wife at home
and said, 'Get your bags
packed m 15 minutes because
we're going to Rio.· "
However, the check was
given back to the Internal
Revenue Service because. he
said, he and his wife ar.e "just
country people" who would
never s ki p town with that
much loot.
It was nice to thank about
the possibilities, though.
pockets and h e's wearing
glasses. then I die." .
She nearly did die after the
Dec:. 16 holdup at Fidelity
Federal Savings and Loan
Association. lt was her first
day on the job.
She underwent emergency
surgery at Long Beach Com·
munity Hospital and later
suffered a mild stroke when
one of the pellets traveled to
her brain.
"l immediately thought of
the things I could do with 1l.
like paying off some loans,"
the 62 ·year ·old insuranc:e
dealer said.
Rep. Claud e Pepper, 81. as
feuding with a 72-year·old
man over $208 m d a mages
from an auto collision that
happened while Pepper was
on his way to a dinner party
here.
Peppe r , D -Fla .. and
Edward Goldfein both say
they were not to blame for
the Feb. 27 accident.
Happy Easter
Before h ew•• b o rn,
HetlllH 1'1,014'• Germ.n
parent. tettlcd above the OU·
venhaln valley a Cew mUea
north of San Olqo. He'• 91
now, working hi.a ranch ahd
livlng in the houie he 1ot
married in.
Noflonaer doea he run 500
head ot call!~ on l.~ ac:r;es
of land, though.
The 20-acre spread in view
of the Paclflo Ocean keep•
Wiegand busy from sunup to
duak . Tod ay. the land i•
worth $7,000 per acre compa-
red w1th $125 for which he
aold 800 acres of land in 1956.
The bipatti1an Congress-
women'• Ca•cus was created
in 1977 ''to promo~ the pas-
sage of legislation improving
the stat us of women" and
opened its ranks to supportlve
congressmen in 198 l.
But with maJe members of
the caucus now outnumbering
female meml:>Eirs 66 to 11, the
group has announced a name
change: h will henceforth be
known as the Coaf.resslonal
Caucus for Women s Issues."
''The new name better re·
fleets what the caucus is all
about," said co-chair Rep .
Patricia Shroeder, D-Colo.
The owner of a tiny general
store in Boothbay Har bor.
Maine , won't be required to
change its moniker fro m
Gimbel, but must post a dJs-
claimer sayjng 1t has nothing
to do with t he New York
concern of the same name, a
rourt has ruled.
''Although I didn't think
there was a'ny, I'm happy to
dispel any public confusio n
between the two businesses,"
said Jack Gimbel, owner of
Gimbel a nd Soos Country
Store.
A spo kesman for Gimbel
Brothers Inc. told The New
York Tames that the stores'
management was "pleased
with the s~ttlement and be-
lieved that it would satisfac·
torily p r o t e c t G1mbel s'
trademarks."
Residents of St. Joseph.
Mo .. have raised $10.162 to
stop a foreclosure on their
mayor's home.
"l don't know ot any other
city an this c.'Ountry where the
citizens have ra llied in this
manner to help an e lected
official," Mayor Gordon Wi-
ser said after a drive collected
enough money Lo pay off a
perso.nal n ote to American
National Bank and keep the
house from being sold on the
c.'Ourthouse steps
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KEDDIE (AP) -For ale: One town.·
Keddle, a community of 302
lnNbttanta natled ln the ruaed
Slerra Nevada about 100 miles
north of Sacrament.<>, la on the
...,.ket for $1.8 million. rt'he 72-year-old town, set amid
plnea and oak.a on a tributary of
the Feather River In rugged
Plumas C.ounty, has a rustic log
cabin look and includes 32 hou-
ses, a lodge, restaurant, general
store, saloon and donnitory.
"There were more dogs than
people here when we took over,"
aald pan owner Dol..-g Albin. 42,
''&tld the dormit.ory -I can't tell
you what a mess that was."
Albin and his wife, Jan, along
with Les Hogabpam, 42, and his
wife, Barbara, have owned the
community for four years. The
couples -the women are sisten
-came from Southern Califor-
nia and say they are looking for
new challenges.
The town, named after .Arthur
Keddie who surveyed Western
Pacific railroad's Feather River
Route across the Sierra, was built
in 1910 as a construction camp for
th~ railroad.
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ROOMS TO LET -The Rev. Warren Rouse strolls along
arched courtyard of San Luis Rey Mission in Oceanside.
where priests are renting rooms to raise money for the mis-
sion.
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Monday, March 29, 1982
.Budget brel)k for sOul
Mission San Luis Rey offers rooms at $100 for 5 ,days
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OCEANSIDE (AP) -"The
body and the spirit bo th need
recreation and rest," Hid the
priest. "Why not tie them toge·
ther? Why not vacation with ua?"
An Inexpensive, Informal but
intriguing invttatiO'\·
The largest 6f the 21 Roman
Catholic mialona along the Call·
fornia coast, Miasion San Lula
Rey de Francia is unique with its
Moorish-design buildings in a
valley so quiet you can hear the
rustle of the ocean breere in the
monastery garden's 152-year-old
ln an experiment, the priest.I
decided last y~ar to try renting
the :)4 rooms of their retreat
center, the former Franciscan
seminary whe re eight friars
supply the priestly needs. Pariah
bulletins advertised the rooms
and "people came from as far as
. Canada.'' recalled Deacon Mi-
chael Newman.
"It was only five weeks, but
we sold out every room. Even
''Even
D.C .• has also opened ita retttat .
center to vt.ltors.
At Oceanside, the rooms are
simple -without maid service
-''but they're clean" and all but
one equipped with twin beds.
Newman said. Outalde, there is a
huge swimming pool. A free
barbecue picnic is planned with
30 acres available to roam .
Newman, in an Interview, said
"we're not trying to compete"
Oceanside
pepper tree.
As a new vacation spot, the residents. . arrived to get away from ,
their routine." price is far below average -a
"suggested donation" of $100 for
a five-day stay for two, including
two hearty meals per day. The
padres can use the money since
no government aid comes to this
registered historical la ndmark
founded In 1798.
Mexico seized it in 1834 and let
the buildings deteriorate badly.
Since 1865, whe n Preside nt
Abrabam Lincoln returned the
mission to the Franciscan Order,
it has been slowly restored.
Today, the original walls of the
60-acre "King of the Missions"
still stand on a rise in the lush.
lovely San Luis Rey River valley
north of San Diego.
residents of Oceanside, so near to
us, arrived to get a way from
their own routine." he said.
A bus brought 43 retirees from
Sun Valley, Calif.. for a serene
stay during the last week after
visitors with l'hildren returned
home to school.
This summer, the retreat will
be available to anyone over a
longer period -from May 31 to
Sept. 17.
In a similar move, an order of
Catholic sisters in Washington ,
with commercial hot.els or mo~ls,
despite the budget-rate rooms.
In the mornings. Mass is sung
nearby and in the evening there
are devotions, but attending both
is optional. The Rev. Warre n
Rouse. a Franciscan who runs the
retreat, says no pressure will be
put on guests to a ttend the Ca·
tholic services. Books on display inc lude a
Latin trans lation of the Bible
done in 1584 a nd a volume on
law printed in 1575 in Antwerp.
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~· Orange Oout DAILY PILOT/Monday. March 29, 1982 •
Welfare fraud unit
saves county dollars
One of the most aggravating as~ts of most programs d esigned
to catch persons cheating county
welfare syste ms is that be n efits
are paid befor e the c rook is de-
t ect ed. R ecovering money ob-
tained fraudulently is next to im-
possible.
In Orange County, however.
an "early detection" program is
producing some dramatic and en-
couraging results.
One year ago. 16 investigators
from the county Human Services
Agency a nd District Attorney's
office w ere stationed at regional
welfare offices. Applications
which appeared s uspiciou s t o
w e lfare eligibility workers were·
turned over to the investigators
for review. ln the first 10 months
of operation. 1,440 cases w ere ex-
amined. Alleged fraud was found
in about 50 percent.
Early detection, according to
figures released by county Super-
visor Roger Stanton, saved the
county about $7.5 million.
That figure is based o n the
number of fraudulent applications
d e tected; the amount of welfare
assistance that would have bee n
paid had the fraud not been dis-
covered, and the average time
persons remain on welfare.
Obviously. the early detection
program is off to an impressive
start. And Stanton thinks it should
be expanded. He's right.
The 'secrecy' shelter
Indications a re that the White
H ouse is havi n g some second
thoughts about a proposed execu -
tive order that has been described
as giving federal officials a "blank
check" to hidt! the ir mis takes,
manage the n e w s a nd expand
gove rnme nt secrecy.
Presidential aides, responding
to criticism of the draft ord~r
which has been floating around
for months, now say the document
still is unde r review and that some
"editing" is anticipated. That's jus t
as well.
The order, if signed by the
presid ent (it is s ubject to congres-
sional review b':Jt does not require
congressional approval), would
dras ticaUy change some of the re-
quirements an a 1978 o rder o n
government secrecy s igned by
President Carter.
-It would eliminate the po-
licy that the claim of national
security be ba la nced against the
public's right to know.
-It would reverse classifica-
tion procedures by authorizing the
highest secrecy stamp on a d ocu -
m ent if there 1s "r easonabl e
doubt" about the need for confi-
dentiality, instead of the lowes t
cla5sification. or none at all. in case
of doubt.
-It would e liminate the re-
quirement that potential national
security be "identifiable" before
information is withheld, leaving
that judgment up tQ the official.
-It would give vaguc and
sweeping authority to classify any
document concerning "systems,
installations. projects or plans
relating to national security." That
covers just about anything.
A serious effect of increasing
the number of documents stamped
secret would be to impede the
Freedo m o f Information Act,
which cannot b e used to release
classified information.
Obviously. much information
generated in Washington must be
kept under wraps. But the t en -
dency o f bureaucrats to over-use
their "secr e t" stamps is well
known. Indeed. 1t was that habit
that gene rated the rules drafted
by previous administrations.
The White House will be well
advised to pull back and re-study
the more sensitive provisions of
this oroposed order.
Preferential justice?
Did three former Anahe im
police officers get more than rou-
tine treatment as they face d
charges of misconduct in Orange
County Superior Court?
It certainJy appears that way.
given the recent actions and com-
ments of Judge Luis Cardenas.
who presides over the court's
master criminal calendar.
The three former o fficers
w ere scheduled t-0 appear in court
last Tuesday for arraignment on a
county Grand Jury indictment
alleging con sp1r.acy to obstruct
justice, false imprisonment anJ
assault under cover of authority.
At the request of de fe nse at-
torneys. Cardenas permitted the
men to enter innocent pleas away
from public view by conducting
the arraignment proceedings in his
•
chambers. Defense a ttorneys had
contended that public arraignment
would have ca used massive and
p re judicial publici ty for their
clients.
Cardenas bought that s pe-
cious argument. Later, even Car-
denas said his decision to conduct
the private arraignment was
"highly unusual."
We've no problem with an
additional ruling to keep grand
jury transcripts sealed from public
view pending a preliminary
h earing.
But the request and the order
to close the most routine of court
procedures -the arraignment -
to the public says little for the
res pect Cardenas and th e defen-
dants have for our legal system .
Opinions expressed in the space abOve are those of the Daily Pilot. Other views ex-pressep on 1n1s pdge an inose ol tne1r dulnors dnCI clrt1sts Reader comment •'> env11
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L.M. Boyd/ Kissing style
Q. What's the so-called Florentine
kiss?
A. You mean that intimate bit said
to have been developed by Napoleon?
He supposedly squeezed his partner's
earlobes as his lips touched hers, and
the chroniclers called it the Florentine
kiss. Why this was so sensational I
~an't say. Maybe the acupressure
specialists know
Geologists seem to think they have
a way 0£ knowing that only ;about 10
percent of the earth's gold has been
found. so far. How they figured that
out is a mystery. at least to ordinary
people, but the specialists have their
ways, evidently. Claim is the gold al-
ready discovered worldwide only
amounts to enough to fill a one-car
garage.
Q . We know 264 men died with
Gen. George Armstrong Custer at the
Battle of the Little Big Hom, but we
don't know how many Indians died.
Why not?
A . The Indians carried off their
ORANGE COAST
Daily Pilot
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dead before anybody s howed up af-
terwards. Estimates run from 30 to
300.
Ruby Goldstein has explained why
he quit prizefighting to become a re-
feree: "I was shadowboxing in front
of a long mirror when all of a sudden
I realized I was losing."
Q. Quick. name the only ruler of
England who was neither a king nor a
queen.
A. Oliver Cromwell.
Mexican-Americans tend to lose
weight as their incomes rJse, according
to U.S. Agriculture Department res-
earchers. This may also be \rue of
other ethnic groups, but the study
that turned up this finding only in-
volved Chicanos.
It was Scottish author James M.
Barrie who noted: "Nothing ii really
work unless you would Ukc to do
something else.."
Thomas P. Haley
Publishe r
Tttom.s A. Murptelne
Editor
BartNr• Krelblch
Ed itorial Page Editor
Does Washington corrupt?
If the public has l'Ome to view con-
gressmen as corrupt, money grabbing
pobuc1ans out for all they can get. they
have none to blame but themselves. The
question is whet her lht-congressmen
were that way before they were elected
or 1f Washington has b<'t·omr a place· that
cleslroys lht• ability lo know nght from
wrong.
Take the case of George Danielson of
Monterey Park A former FBI agent and
later an assistant U.S attorney in Sou-
ther)') California. he was electect to the
Assembly tn 1962 where he served four
years and then was elected state senator
serving until his t•lect1on to \•)ngress in
1970 As a member of the Legislature he
was well regarded and c:ons1dered to ~
honest. moral and elhical.
NOW THE St:rtpps Howard News
Service reports that Danielson has been
diverting campaign funds to support his
family. According to those reports Da -
nielson paid out more than $15,000 lo his
wife. Gladys. during the past year He
admitted payments totaling over $68.000
had been made to her since 1970. saying
1t was for research work. writing and
re lated duties as wl'll as servacf's as
campaign manager He JUSt1f1ed the
pay ments stating that she was un -
questionably the best campaign manager
in California.
Danielson also reportedly paid $7,200
to hJS brother-in-law to reorganize cam·
pa1gn Ciles and payments of $2.600 to his
mother-in-law who he said was a great
stamp-licker. He also spent $5,100 for a
1981 Chevrolet which he said was for
campaign use. But Danielson has no
upc.•oming campaign. He has been nomi-
nated for a state appellate court seat by
Gov Jerrv Brown.
He nev"ertheless defended 1he spen-
ding stating "you run for election all
IARl WATIRS
year long." He also said hl• had done
nothing illegal.
That was the same defense made bv
Congressman John McFall of Mantet·a
when he was racked up by a t'ongres-
sional committee for improper use of
campaign money and failure to report
contributions McFall, also a former
member of the state Assembly. had ser
ved as mayor of Manteca before gaining
state office. He too was well regarded
and 1t is a known fact that he wouldn't
take as much as a postage stamp. In
Washington things obviously changed
Danielson and McFall are only two of
a myriad of cases which stream from
Washington on an almost daily basts. So
technically they didn't do anything Ille-
gal but what has happened to morality
and ethics?
Obviously t·ongressmen who would
vote themselvt-:. the unconSt·1onable pay
raise of boosting thetr salaries from
$42.000 to $00.000 in one fell swoop and
then al'l to l'Mludt• that salarv from
p<.'1 sonal IOl'OITll' taxel> hav<• lost all sense
of 1mpropr1l•ty
As if being 1n the top 5 pt•rt·ent ant'Ome
bral'kt>t isn't enough. the full-llml· con-
gressmen abo engage 111 thl• highly
qul·st1onabk• pr<.it'lll'l' of at't.vptmg money
for "spe<Jkmg t•ngagements" bt'forf' po-
werful spl't·1al tnterest groups st•l•king
their favors. Thal thl·~l· fet·s c.1re high!)
prof1tablC' 1s ev1dcm·ed by tht'1r finilnc1al
d1sclosun· n ·ports wh1l'h ... how \omt·
mt•mbers r('('e1v1ng a'> muth as $I 00,00(1
m a s1nglt year for 'iUl'h <'ngag(•111enls
and few gt•tting lt•ss than $20.000
THIS MONEY JS 1n add1t1on to that
which they attept as t'ampa1gn lunds
and also 111 add1t1on to mont·y il<.'H•pll'd
for th1:1r "off1le funds" frnrn pnvall'
SOUrt't'S
T h a t t h c· ~ 1 n 1.-. l t• r 1 n I I u c· n l' l' o I
Washington h<1s bl•t·onw pt•rvas1v<-. ex-
tending lll tht· ... tall' lt'gisloturc•s 1~ all too
evident Whc·n Mt:fo all and Dan1t·lson
n1me to lhl• Lt•g1!.laturc· nonl' wuuld
haVC' drt:dmt•d of using t<ixp;i;,ers' UOllars
for partisan polllll'al puq.mses Now 11
has bet·omc• common µrm llll' And the
state legislators too .ire b('g1nn1ng to
pc·ddle tht·msc·lvl•s ils "s1.wa kers" for
s pc· l' 1 a I 1 n t ,. r c ~ l gr 11 u p.., w 1 t h
"honorariums' ol t'llllfSC•
Laws aside, buyer still must beware
I'm constantly pleased with the fact
that I can sit hen· and complain about
\Omt'thrni: without ever having to m ake
a hu rd dl'C'1s1on <1bout what ought to be
donl' about 1t
Congrcs~ 1s trying to decide whether
to pass :.i law making 1t mandatory for
u!>cd C'ar dealer\ to reveal any known
d efl'cts 1n the cars the y se ll
Congressmen an• getting a lot of help tn
makmg up their minds from Poht1cal
Action Committees ( PACSI supported
bv the dealers. which have contributed
to the polttmans campaign funds
ON THE SU RFACE. it all seems
obvious. Of course an hones\ used car
dealer s hould tell a customer that the
engine is shot. the brakes are about
gone or the body 1s almost rusted out
under the bright. shiny new paint job.
The question. though. 1s this Is anyone
else selling anything to us being held to
that same standard? Do the companies
that sell us brand new merchandise
have to be honest with us about what's
wrong with their product? They don't.
of course We all know that when it
comes to an adver tisement. almost
any lhtng goes. There's a common
understanding among us that we take
ads with a grain of salt.
There's no doubt about it, asking used
car dealers to be absolutely honest may
be asking too much. Assume you're an
Thinking can
lt ls well known in physical sports that
"thinking" can be the enemy of "doing."
The more Ume you have to think about
returning a tennis shot, the more likely
you are to flub it.
Likewise, in musical performance, ff a
pianist has to think about. the keys or the
notes. h e cannot play the muslc. No
~
IYlllY 111111' lf')
conscious cerebration mu11t interfere
with the production of strokes or of
melody.
Strangely e nough, lhis axiom holds
true even for forms of lntellectual com-
bat, where "thinking .. la supposed to
reign supreme. H you followed the re·
cent world cheu ch.vnplonship between
Karpov and Korchno1, this paradox be-
came quite evident during the match.
Karpov did not tO much beat Korchnol as Korchnoi beat hiJTI1ell. And he beat
htmaolf, ev«"n In auputor poaltion., br,
wha' the upMt• call "out-thlnklna·'
hhn1elf. He would take ao long to deU -
btrate that finally, u.ndet the preteUtt of
Um4t, ho madto a faulc.y, or fatal, move
honest person llow would you behave
unclt!r \lm1lar circumstances? If )Ou
w1..•n• selling a house 1n the fall when 11
h(1dn 't rained in \\eeks. would you go to
a lot of t rouhlt.• to ll'll a prospective
ANDY ROONEY
buyer that the cellar often has water 6
inches dl-ep during the spring when it
rains a lol ? Or would you bother to
mention at'' Would you buy a used car
from a PQrson like yourself?
If the buyer asked you directly. "Does
the cellar leak when it rains"" you'd be
rti i;honest 1f you told him it did not. Are
you being dishonest by not offenng that
rnformat1on 1f he doesn't ask? Maybe it
just slipped your mind.
We'd all like to livt# in a world where
no law had lo be passed to enforce
hont•sty. decency and ethical standards.
but Wt' don't live in that world The
Romans hfld that Latin phrase we've
borrowed. "caveat emptor .. It means
"Let the buyer beware." and most of us
recognize with some sadness that we
ha vc lo Ii ve by that rule. It's why we
pinch the fruit
In the big. cut -rate. self-ser vice
impede action
1 have often observed the same myself
in duplicate bridge events. The top-flight
players take a long time to play a card
only when they have to; much of the
time their play is instinctive and intui-
tive. Sut many of those below this rank
ponder and meditate and brood -and
then make exactly the wrong play.
More competitors ln nearly every field
beat themselves than are beaten by
opponents. It is well known in tennis ~t the winner Is the player who makes th~ fewest errors, not the one who exe-
cutes the most brilliant shots. It ls even
truer in a contest like chess, where many
more games are lost than are won.
OSUBERATION la a useful trait, but
"thlnklna t.Oo preclllely upon the event,"
as Hamlet put it, it a rommon abuse of
the faculty. The fabled example, of
course. ls Bundan's ... placed midway
between two tqual h'eystacks. w hich
starved to death btcause It could not
decidt: which one to choose.
To achieve excellence In almost any
punuJt, the uncoNC:lou.a mlnd muat be
allowed to t.ue over -but, of cou~.
this can aafefy be done only alt.er Iona
practice and Lediou.a trainlna. The ul\J~
mate end of such dltdpllne la frttdotn
(rom the l•boriou.a procem of thlnkin1
too much on \M comciowa plane.
cll'partmrnt store· .... managers are
angt·n:tl h~ l'U'>lom1·rs "'ho tear open
bo'<<'" and p.ll'kal!C'" lf1 anspe<.'t the
m<.·n·hanrl1..,t· hdure the' t:.ike 1t to the
front t1111n1t·1 111 pa~ for 11 It makes a
m t•s ... of t ht•1 r s to<'k , hut from a
t·u ... tomt'r·.., l>'llnt of 'll'\\ it's th<.· on ly
"a~ to mJke ... ure \\ h:.il !) an thl' hox •~
\\hat's pt<·lu1 t•<I on the s1c11• nf 11 We're
a 11 sU'>Jlll'toU\ .,.. hl•n we 1>ut out our
monc~ .and \H' ought to be
I N NO ('ASF: are we more s uspicious
than in the purchase of a second ·hand
car. but ut the same time there's
nothing Wt' buy that we're so incapable
of Judging acC'uratcly . You can look at a
l'ar 1n a lot for <1n hour and you can
d11vc 1t around the block. but you're
still not goanJ! to know that 1t was in a
bud uecidcnt four months ago and the
fr:.ime"' \\Cakl'nl·d :.ind bent You're not
go1n~ to know the piston nngs are gone
und thl' C'ur U\t'" a quart of oil with five
gallons of ga.., You can see for yourself
that tht• t1n•s l.lfl' OK. hut you can't
ill'tcrmant· that th<.· trnnsm1ssion is shot
\\lthout taking the <.·:.ir apart This 1s a
lot hard(•r than opc·ning the box an the
de pa rtml'nt store
Used l'ar cleall'rs h<J ve never been on
anyonl' s 11 ... 1 of Mo st Tru s ted
Merchant... /\ lot 11f miles have been
turned hack on a lot of speedometers
over the year-; und we know it You
hu ve to conct•dc. though. that used car
dealers are in <1 tough spot The chances
arc that when soml'One turns in a car,
there's som<'thang wrong wilh it other
than the color By the very nature of the
business, thosl' car dealers are selling
faulty merchund1st•
In sp1tt' of the money being spent by
the car dealers tryi ng to ~et Congress to
vote against the bill . I'm against it
anyway. Somc·t1mes the car dealers
themselves don't knclw what's wrong
with a car and 1t \\Ould cost them more
to fi nd out than the car 1s worth. The
law would make the dealer fill out a
checklist of 52 possible defects the car
might have.
l'm in favor or that only If everyone
else selling us anything has to do the
same thing.
lllllYCll
A sayina for today that could gb aa •
parallt'l to "there's no free lunch'' ta
"thf're's no su~h thing as a ~hort lane." J .V. .... , ... -.....~ ....... lily ~---,.......,,.... _____ ~ .... ,__
-.. .._, o.. Oe!lt ~ ....
1•
Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/Monday, Merch 29, 1982 A7 ·
\111\.ll\'
-EVENltO-
t:OOI NIWI OtWIUl'I AHCMLI
•@ AOAO«MY AWAN>I
No 9 In D Minor, 0t>ut
t26
(I) a.t•A•t•H 9 IA.....V MIL~"
o.tnonlC ~. 111
llltOtl llliel'I encl 1111 ~
,.,,, With a poek1!1u1 of
or ... ar• lllOl.IQh 10 mike
the CS.l1Cth1.. with they
h.O Oteoma lllemen
t:46 Cl) MOVll • • • * "Ooo D•y Atl4H• "°°" · t 1976) Al Peclno,
John Clltlt A New Yont
Clly li•r>ll. robbtry ""'et•• Into 1 ,....,.
" cl•CV• Wtl4N1 conun\11\ity
Kitvl•t• )Oln 1n to 11ega 1111
anlt-pollca PrOtNI during
theCllO*t
10:00 D 8 TWO OUYt ""'* MUOt<
A reportw and pnotoO••·
P'* from • 1'-Uy 1c:lllldal '""' •r• llNIOn«I 10 Int~ a mvMU1T1 OUatd
Tht 54111 ennuel edition of ,
"""' 8WWda wlll ti. , ...
cut live from the Dorothy
Chandler Pavilion or ltwt
Loe Ange6ae Mulic: Centw,
JoMny c.tr90l'I " mu* Of ceramonlte. Q
PERFORMS -Luciano P avacolti 1s joi-
ned by friends on hour-long special to·
night at 8:30 on KABC (7)
I ... Ntwl
CIAOLI! OF ITAM
l.NTERTAINMEHT
TO..IOHT
An lntarvlft wllh Chrlllo-
pher Reeva.
(}i)MO)'ll
• WHITE SHADOW
·THE~ • HAWAJlm!i-0
l ~A90RT
MUTIHO HAl.FWAY
TWo IMnage<I on the
wrong Ilda ol the law
remain on the right side of
lriandahlp.
(J)MOVIE •• * "S-S..Uti.a"
( 1978) Glanc:arto Giannini,
Shtrley Stoler. While
lmprltoned In a Nazi con-
oantratlon c:.mp, a petty
thief llnds hll obMMlva
daelra tor Mlf•pr'MerVaUon
put to the ultimate test e:ao . WELCOME BACK.
KOTTER
• HEW88EAT:
CAUFOANIA
COHORES&OHAL
AEPORT ID BUSINESS REPOAT
8NEWS
@ THEUTIUST
MERMAID
Animated. Richard
Cham b•r laln narratu
Hans Chrostlan Anderse'1'1
story about a mermaid
who wants to become a
human being,
(l)EUBIEJ
A tplrltlld tribute to the
.genlue of compoaer Euble
Blake, reaturlng 24 of his
best songs Including "In
Honeytuekle Time" and
'Tm Just Wiid About Har·
1:00 ~ H8C NEWS
• HAPPY DAYS AGAIN
D YoU ASKED FORJT
Featured: "Pig And FO<'d
Race" and "The Man Who
Wunes Money."
• M•A•S•H
Thi doctors Of the •077th
have more than they can
handle on a bad day In the
O.R.
• JC>t<.EWS WILO
• OVE1'EA8Y
Guest Bob Keeahan. (R)
•• DICK CAVETT
Guest. D1vid HllCllney 8THE M~
Guest· ChrlltopMI Reeve ~MOVIE **'~ .. St. ,_ .. (19781
Ch11... Bronaon, Jacque-
llne Bluet. A IO<'mer Jour-
nalllt II hired by a -ithy
film lanclec to recover e
Mt of Incriminating ledger•
In HChanga 10<' S 100,000
(ft) BOXING'S BEST:
JACK JAC1<80N
A rare look 11 taken at the
a1ttr80fdlnary ttle of the
"Galveston' Giant." the
IJrst black to 1>ecome
world heavyweight cham-
ploo
(D) BARAY MANllOW: IN
ntEAOUHO
CHANNEL LISTINGS
8 KNXT CCBSI 01
8 KNBC INBCI z
8 t<TLA I Ind.I HI
.l(ABC CABCI 'Cl
D KFMB lCBSI ())
0 KHJ·TV (Ind.I 01)
D KCST CABCI If e KTTV (Ind I ($
'e KCOP·TV (Ind.) u
e KCET IPBSI •
•KOCE (PBS)
ManllOw partorma • Mlec·
lion or hit hlll, Including
"Mandy," "I Write The
Songt," "Can't Smit•
Without You" and "~•·
caban1 .. T8'*1 at Plt11-
bul'gh'1 CMc Ar-1.'t ANTHONY HEWl.EY
AT SEAWOALO
7:30 G JACK AHO THE
BEAH8TAU< D 800Y WORK8 D LAVERNE & SHIRLEY
&COMPANY
Lenny dllcovers I hat ha la
a Polian count. 0 BULLSEYE
G) M0A•S•H
Hawkeye and B J become
lost In enemy tllfrllory
• TIC TAC OOUOH SI MACNEIL/ ~HRER
REPORT
6i) OREAT
PEAFOAMANCES
"Brldeshead Revisited"
Thi 0y1ng Lord Marcnmalri
(Laurenc41 Otlv191) returns
from Europe with his 0ml1"
treas to spend his last
year1 at the !amity home
(Part 11)0
()) MOVIE * * * •;, "The W1z:erd 01
Oz" (1939) JU<ly Garland
Rey Bolger. A young girt
from Kansas dreams ol
traveling to the mystical.
magical land of Oz with her
dog and three mak•·
belleve lrlerids. (R) QI FAMILY FEUD
1:00 a a MOVIE * * 'l'I "Wiid HOfH Hank"
(1980) Linda Blair, Richard
Crenna 8 WONDER WOMAN
C1J MOVIE
* * * * "Z.iegleld Foltlel"
( 19-48) Fred Astaire. Judy
Gaf1and. From neaveri. Flo
Ziegfeld envisions • revue
with every maJo< lier play-
., a:,: MAGAZJNE
A IOoll at the specie!
effec:ll uMd In the movi.
"Raider's Of Tne Lost Arlt".
a 77-year.old midwlte WllO
atilt delivers bebies at
home .
• MOVIE • * • "Mls1er Moses"
(1965) Robert Mitchum,
Clll"Oll 8Mer. The head of
an Afncan tribe ~
that an American hU bMrl
Mrtt es a~ or
Goel to relOceC• hit tnbe. fD OREAT
PERFORMANCES
"Brldeshead Revisited''
The dying Lord Marchmllln
(Laurence OIMer) retums
rrom Europe W1th his mir.·
tresa to spend his last
)'911(• at the family nome
(Part 11)0
®MOVIE
• • '"' "The Secret 01 Seagull Island" ( 1981)
Jeremy Britt. NiClty Hen·
son. A young American girt
On·TV
Z-TV
HBO
CCiMmaXI
(WORI NY , N.V
(WTBSI
IESPNI
c Sllowtime 1
Sl>othont
<Cable News NetworkJ
111 .. to tree her blind aleter
lrom her lllllld oapttvlty.
UTTlE JOHNNY
JC>fjES
Thll revival of th• 19Q4
GIC>fgtt M Coh111 musical
Comedy 8boelt an I Am9fi.
can jockey wtlo trlN to win
the Engllllll Derby tealurM
auch lavO<'ll .. u "GIW My
Aeg.lrd• To BrOldway"
111<1 "Yankee Doodle Dan• d ..
0MOVIE * • • "First F1mlly •
( 1980) Gild• Redner, Bob
Newhart The 1uually
represalld <laughter ot Iha
country's -lrdelt preal-
dentl81 tamtty complleates
her lather's attempts lo
conduct the allatrs of
Slate R
(%)MOVIE
**'It "Game 0 1 Death"
( t9791 Bruce Lee. Cnuck
Norns The king ol kung ru
battles two lormldebll vii·
ta1ns 'R'
8:30 t) THE ROCKFORD
FILES
Rockford must do<1ge
mobste1s and hit men
whlle trying to protect 1
legendary &•·cop from the
lam.I un<Jerwortd llgure
fJ @) PAVAROTTI ANO
FRIENDS
Richard Thomes John
McEnroe 1nd compoS8f I
conductor John W1lllam1
tom worlo-renowned tenOf
Luciano Pavaro111 in an
nour-long special
G) All IN THE FAMILY
Archie s tokeo ellons to
llbefatoze his roooe baci<·
lire. 9~00 g) MERV GRIFFIN
Guests Git)' COieman Or
Robert Jastrow. Terry Gre-q_ory. Lisa Raggio
~ BEANSTEIN I
BEETHOVEN
Leonard Bernstein lead•
the' Vienna Ph1lh11rrnon1c
Orchestra and Concert
ChO<u1 1n a performance
of Beethoven's Symphony
No 9 1n D Minor Opus
12S
(C)MOVIE
• * The Alft<:' ( 19791
Came Sr>odgress. Ray Mii·
land A hbran11n lives In lhe
past wtth her memot-of
a love wno <1111.appeared
'R'
(O)MOVIE * * The Jau Singer
(1980) Natl Diamond, Lau·
rence Olivier A New York
cantOf bfeakS with ramlly
tradition arid sets out to
find su~s a• e pop
mu1iC star 'PG
t'.30 IJ AND THE WINNERS
AAE. ••
This Channel 2 n-s spe-
cial laetures 1 special
guest cefflbrlly. a took "
previous Oscar winners
and the dltterence 11 has
made In their llvea. ttle his-
tory or the O.Cars and
lntllNiewl ... th th11 year's
winner• 8 TWIUOHT ZONE
Chua and Ruth Millet are
awaklfled .n tn. mlddle ol
the night t>y the cries of
their child.
• THE06CAR
WIHHEAS
• BERNSTEIN I
BEETHOVEN
Leonard Bernstetn leads
the Vienna Philharmonic
Orchestra and Concert
Chorus in a performance
ot Beethoven's Symphony
• • ~ "The Pollman
Alway• Ring• Twloa"
(1981) Jaclc Nlcholaon,
Jasa.c. L.atiga A young
woman and her IOVlf plot
to murder her hu1band 'R'
MOVIE
• • The Final conn1e1 ·
( 1981) Sam Neill. Roenno
Branl In lhe third port or
"The O~" trilogy, young
Oami.n. the embodiment
or th• Antletlrlat. 11 now an
11dutt and a trusted 1dvlaor
10 Ille prelldent of th• U.S
'R'
0MOVIE * * * "All Night Long"
( 1981) Gane Hackman.
Barbra Str•sand Altllf
being demoted lrom cor·
pOr ate executive to chain·
1t0fe night manager. a
middle-~ man·1 llfe-
11y1e ar>d values are turned
up11de-down 'A'
10:30 t) LOVE AT FIRST
SIGHT
A burglary trlgtttena a
woman and leaves her
blond 11u1ban<1 queattOning
h1amanhood
C!) NEWS
Qt!) IN PERFORMANCE
AT THE WHITE HOUSE
Famed actor. singer and
dancer Gone l<elty per-
rorms al the White House
w1lh SJ>. young dancers
@) YOU ASKED FOR IT
Featured "Belgium's
Nalted Boy Hero" and
Wend s Only Wild Boar
Circus (~MOVIE
• * "If 1 Alive" ( 1974)
JOhn Ryan, Sharon Farrell
A bouncing baby comes
into the world with langs.
claws ar>d • strong ci.alre
to kill
11:00 8 D O Cil ®l a
HEWS 0 SATUROAY HIOHT
Hos1 Buck Henry Guests.
The Band
0 KOJAK
When a Ch"-street
gang kidnaps an
underworld rigure, Kolak
tries to preven1 re1allallon
(Par11)
• THE JEFFER80NI
Louise and GeOfge eacn
try to duck out of Qllebral·
1ng their wedding anniver-
sary
Q) SANFOAD ANO SON
Fred hat dllferet1l plans
Wilen Lamoot and Rollo
plan a romantic evening
with two girls
&;) TOHV BAOWN'S
JOUANAL
"Is Work A Four-Letter
Word?" Tony Brown toolts
at ttle unemployment rate
among toeley's blade tMO-
~ers
(0)MOVlE
• •'• Dange<ous D•vies'
(1981) Bern11d (;(lbbln•.
Biii Maynard A bumbllng
datecilve IOfves a 1S-yeat·
Old murdet
11:30 t) ()) QUINCY
D Q! SPECIAL AEPOAT
Roger Mudd and Tom Bro-
k-repon on ttle outcome
ot yesterd1y·1 elections In
El Salvador, eJ1amlne the
meaning ot the reeu1t1. 1nd
look at the reaction In the
U S and other countries .
fJ @) ABC MEWS
HIGHTUNE ID AU IN THE FAMILY
G) LOVE, AMERICAN
STYLE
• Love And Carmen
Looez
How will best movies of 1981
NEW YORK (AP) -Tonigh t's Academ y.
Award nominees for best picture will be tomorrow's
fractured {~ on free television. How w1U they
eventually translate to the small screen? Can art
and deodorant commercials mix?
At best, the theatrical film industry and TV
co-exist uneasily. Their inherent incompatibility is
bridged only because people from both media want
to make money and reach wide audiences.
Filmmakers fear TV won't do justice to their
work. inte rrupting building tension with a station
break, or lessening dramatic impact with a message
from our sponsor. (Academy Awards airs tonight at
6 on Channel 7.)
To an extent, TV executives are interested in
the film's integrity. too, but also whether it will
have mass appeal and tqo much (or too li ttle) sex
and violence.
"Reds," "On Golden Pond," "Chariots of Fire,"
and "Raiders of the Los Ark" are rated PG. Only
"Atlantic City" is R-rated.
reflection on thl' quality, but it's 3 small-sca le movie
... Well -told. Creates an atmosphere and mood
. . . With JUdil'1ous edaung. can maintain its emo-
tion. mood and impact."
-"Reds," Warren Beattv's fi lm abou t an
Ame rican communist caught tn-the philosophical
and h1stoncal turbulence of the Russian Revolution:
"Overcomes the fo reign and period-piece disad -
vantages o f 'Chariots' because it has a major
American cast and ts a sweeping, epic love story
... Longest film, but it's so nicely done that it
would be hard to cut. I see it as a four-hour movie
over two nights."
-"Raiders of the Lost Ark," director Steven
GAIFllLD IAI« IS GOING PLACES
.... "12 .. ~so c•wi YOU• Oerl .. lclat Maonoll•
... ,......., "'" • Hur\ltfiQtO" le•Ch
TU BE TOPPERS
KABC (7) 6:00 -.. Acade my Awards."
Johnny Carson ts master of Ct!remonlrs
for the 54th edition of the awards
KNXT (2) 8:30 -"The Rockford Files."
Rock ford dodges mobsters whllc trying to
protl'<=t Ii le ge ndary l'X·COp.
KABC (7 ) 8 :3 0 -"Pa v aro tti a nd
Friends." Richard Thomas, John McEnroe
a nd composer-conductor J ohn Willia ms
join renowned tt?nor. See photo, le ft.
KOCE (50) 10:30 -"In Perform~ce at
the White House." Famed dancer, singer
and actor Gene Kelly performs.
• CMCKCAYm
Ou .. t: Jonathan Miii«.
(P.,t 1)
• ()APTlOHEO A8C
HfWI et.t0v1e
• • •,r, "Llllla Darilng1"
(1980) Tatum.O'NMI. Kri.
ty MeNlchol At eumm«
camp, two tnn-1111• girts
compete to -"'™> wlll bl
Iha llr1t to IOM h« vlrgln4-
ty. R'
-MIONIGHT-
12.-00 D 8 l'tiE BUT OF
CA AS ON
Gu .. 11 Alan King, George
s.Qal, lhe a...rty Hilla
Unlllted J1112 Band. Aroua
Hemlllon, Se,vannah
Smllh.(R) 8 ENTERTAINMENT
TONIGHT
An Interview with Chrl1to-
pllet All\la
fJ MOVIE
***'-'\"Klute" (19711
Jane Fonda, Donald
Sutherland
C1J MOVIE o<'
• • • "W•tem Union"
(1941) Robert Young, DHn
Jeooe<
g) MOVIE
• • • "Rebecea 01 Sun·
nybrook Farm" ( 1938)
Shirley Tam~. Gtor11 Stu·
art
C!) LOVE, AMERICAN
STYLE
· Love And The Patrp Pllf·
IOI'" fB AMERICA: THE
SECOHD CENTUAY 9 MOVIE
**'A "Th• Swinger"
(1968) Ann-Margret, Tony
Franclota. A young girt
trying to get her work pub-
hlhed wrltM a steaming
p0rnogr14>11lc novel and
dalm1 11 i. autoblograplll·
cal.
(C)MOVIE * * * 11 "Tile -400 Blowa"
( 19S9) Jean-Pierre LMUO.
Patrick Aulfay A young
boy aepnved or paren!at
warmth and the accep1·
ance of his PM<S tuma Ills
allanabon and desoelr
1owar<1 1 Ille of am.ii
Crimea.
(h)MOVIE
• • • "I Sent A Lauer To
My Love" P981) Simone
Slgnoret, Jffl1 Rochetor1.
A mlddi.ag«S woman wno nu sc>ent moet of her
adult 111• caring '°" ,_
Invalid brother decldea 10
w ha a letter to a ~
per lonely llear1a COluriin
'PG' rs:J MOVIE * * • '" Eyewitnen"
(1981) Sigourney WHVllf.
Wllllllll Hurt A televltlon
raponer becomes Involved
wUh • 1anll0f Who mey
know more 1b0Ut a mur·
der thlt he wtlnesaecl than
he la S«ylng 'R'
tZ)MOVlE
• • ... "W1urds" (1977)
Animated. ln a WO<ld Of the
future, tO<'cary plays •
maJo< rote In the bett'" of
two great conlllcllng
arm .... 'PO'
12:ao I oouPLES
NEWS
12:AO Cl) OOUJMIO
1:00 D 81..ATE HIGHT WfTH
DAVID LETTERMAN
Gueall Jeck Anderson,
MlchNIKNlon 8 OENEAVTRY
• MOVIE
II'* * "Champegna FO<'
c-•r 111soi eet111•
Holrn. Ronald Colmen.
(D:JMOVIE
• • ... "Bustin' LOOM "
( 198 1) Rich 1rd Pryo<. Clcl-
ly Tyson. A bumbling bur·
g lar. • concerned
lchoollMChllf •nd eight
ctilldran mah • frighten·
Ing cross-country trip 1n a
brol!en-down schOOI bus
'R'
1:30 8 OEHE AVTRY
• TURNABOUT 0 AHTHOHV NEWLEY
AT SEAWOALO
{%)MOVIE •*'II "American Pop"
(19811 Anlmeted The hll·
tory of Americen pop
musfC. lrom vau<ltt'(tlle to
rock 'n' roll, Is traced
through S8V9fai genera.
ttons ol a family of mull·
cien1 'R
1:40 (tJ MOVIE * * "The Apple" ( 1980)
Catherine Mary Staw111,
GIOfge Gilmour tn 1994, a
singing duo falls Into the
hand• of 1 <11abollca1
lmpr-IO 'PG
1:-44 0i)MOVIE
• • • "The Longest Yard"
( 1974) Burt Reynolds.
Eddie Atbllfl A former pro
quarterback doing time in
a Southern prlaon Is given
the ,Ob coaching a group
of convtets for a no-hold1-
b11 red football game
~•Inst the guards
(SJMOVlE
••• ,, "Bustin' LOOM
( t981 I Rt<:hard PryOf, Clee-
ty Tyson. A bumbling bur·
glar. a concerned
schooltelldllf and eight
chlldren make a frighten·
Ing cross-country trip In 1
broken-down IChoOI bul
'A'
2:00D 8NEWS
2:158 HEWS 2".20 1 HEWS
2:30 MOVIE •
•• "Roadie" I t980) Mell
Loaf, Kelli Hunter A rock
music roadie lltS nothing
get 1n h•S way 1n hll pursuit
of Ina girl of 1111 draerns
'PG'
2:568 MOVIE
* * * "The Dark Mirror" ( 1946) Olivia da Havlllend,
Lew AyrH
3:06 (%) MOVIE * * "The Final ConlllC1"
(1981) Sam NatH, Rossano
BrlUI tn the third par1 of
"Tne Orne<l" trilogy, young
Demien. the embodiment
JOHN DARLING
WHAi GIVES, PHIL~ 1 T HOUGHT
IHA"T MARCH 'WAS 5UPPOSEO TO
COME IN LIK E A LION , AND GO OUT LtKE A LAM~!
ol Int Anlldlflll. .. no-"'
9CNlt encl • trualed ~
10 '"' l)f98idtflf of tlW u • ·111·
l:tl CC> MOYie
••'"' "II. tve." (11711
"".,... eroneon, Jaoqu.-
h llaMt. A IOfmtf jour •
"""'' 11 llltld by . WNlthy mm f~ to r-var a
Ml 01 lncrlm1na11ng led~•
In •AChanOI fOf • 100.000
l:.IO Cl) MOVll • * "Tiit F'IMI Conflict"
11111!1 Sam Nettt, Aou1no
Bruzt In the 1hlfd pan Of
"The Omen" trilogy, young
Damlln. the embodiment
of the Antlct'ltltt, te now en
lldutt 1111<1 • truttld adVllOf'
to the prMldent o1 the u.a
'R'
1:48®...0Vlt! * * '"' "American P09" p N1) Anlmlled The 111.-
tory ol Amarlc•n pop
mullc, from vauci.YUll to
rodl 'n' roll, II lracacl
11\tough -al ganer•·
uona of 1 lamlly ol mutl·
ciant. 'R'
4:300MOVIE **'II "Thill ' (19811
JamH CH n, TuHC!ey
Weld A prolatllorlat crOOk
giv" up hit Independence
fOf a Dig ICOf8 1hat ha
h09ff will MCura his laml·
ft'1 lulura 'R'
4:50 (CJ MOVIE
• • "11'1 Alive· ( t97•)
Jottn Ry1n, Sharon Farrell
~Tue•doy•111
Dayf l•t-MovlP#
-MORMNG-
•"°~ • • • JOhnny, Wa Hardly Knew· Ye" ( 1977)
Paul Rudel, Wllll•m Prince
An llllblllOul young lrl1t1
B<Mtonlan, JOhn F l<anna·
dy, anowa earty signs of a
gift for greatness 11 he
begins his polltlCal iourney
toward Iha pr .. ldency
t:00 0 **'It "F11sco Kid"
(193S) Jamal Cagney.
M11garet Unduy A girt
N •et a tough N llor trom
being hung by gamblers. CIJ •••;"Wizards"
( 1977) Anlm.etlld In a
world of 1he lutu1e. sorcery
play1 a major rote 1n the
battles of two great con-
flicting armllS PG'
11:30 Q) * * "Santi Fe
Stampede" (19381 JOhn
Wayne, Ray Corrigan
10:00 CS) • * • Never So Few
( 1960) Fr&r>k Sin.ire. Gina
Lollobriglda A learlaaa
otlicer leads 600 men In
sabotage etlorts agalnll
tne Japanese durtng World
War II.
10:30 Ct) * * * "North By
Northwest" ( 19591 Cary
Grant. Eva Marie Saint An
advertl11ng man's Ille 1s
changed dru tically when
he 11 mistaken IOf a CIA
Cf);:• '~ "American Pop ·
(1981) Antmatlld The his·
tory of Amertcan pop
mulle rrom vaudeville to
rock 'n' roll. 11 traced
through several genera·
Ilona of a family ot musi-
cians 'R'
12:00 0 •111 "Tne Mighty Jun·
gle ( 198•) Marshall
ThOmpson. Dave Delle ai • • • The Man F1orn
The Olners· CkJb" ( 1963)
Danny Kaye, Cara W1l·
liam1
G> • • • • · The One
Thet Got Away" \ 19S8)
"ardy Kruger. Cotin Gor·
don
0 **'""The loved
One" ( 1965) Robert Morse
Anjanette Comar The
~hew of a Cl-ued HOI·
lywood star lnou~ some
debts and headeches
wharl It comet time IO
make the hlntlfal arrange-
mtnll
tllOI •• \t .. ..., llllnd"
!tNOI Doneld ~.
V1rttNt AldOfl~ An
Arctlo wfflhlr-r....,oh
1Hm'1 member• 111
r«C.O Into a light IOt lhlir
¥tfY llHVIVal PG'
U:ac> (If) * * '" "A NIOl'ltif191119 Sang In 8"1talav &4uar•"
( 111711) Rlcllerd Jordan,
~ Ntv*1 TM ftiQt'll
w1tcnman •1 t lrillllll
Bent\ 11 tampttd 10 ...ium
to • Ill• of crltn1.
•• 'I "T,.,-' (1M 1)
JamH Ctan. Tue1d1y
W .. CI A prolMllonal crooil
Ol*uphll l~
ror • blO acor• ''* 111 hopetl,jWH lllCWI Illa faint.
f}'.'.t lutJI.. 'A'
1:00 (CJ ••*'" "Two Enolieh Girlt" ( tt71J ,,..,,_Pltf,1
LMud, Kika Mat1('*'1, In
pr•World Wll I P1tll. two
Watah glrla lflOllQI In a
rornMltlc triangle wlltl •
young Frencnman
1:48 C%> * * "Thi Finll Con-'
lllcl" ( t98 1) S1111 Haiti.
Roaaano Bran.I In !hi
third p111 of "The Omen"
trltogy, young Damian, the
ambodl"*"t of the A.ntl-
ctwllt. 11 now 111 adult and
a trusted edvlsor to thl
president of thl U S 'R'
2lOO U • • 't BIUy JaOk"
(1971) Tom Laughlln,
OelOfN hylor An 8•·
GrMn Bllfet hall-brNd
cnampt0n1 the cau .. of a
freedom lcilool for 1\1118·
way• on an Arizona Indian
r--.a11on.
2:30 • • • 'Oh Goel!"
( t977) GIOfge Burnt, JOhn
Dertv91'. God Mlactl an
Ul'ltulPICflng young IUpal'·
market manager to deliver
• menage ot hope and
good will lo the skeptical
people or the modern-day
world PG'
3:00 0 • * * Summer
Stock ' (19S 11 Judy Oar·
land, G-Kelly A lroul)I
of actOfl partlclpst• 1n
daily farm chorea ln
exchange lor the u11 or 1
Connecticut barn to act In cc • * . I The LUI Snow
01 Spring" ( 1977) Olag·
nosed as 11av1no leukemia.
a 9· year ·old boy and hll
lather t>eg1n 1 lh<>rl. dllfl·
cult perlO<I of reacqualn-
tence alter years of llP•·
ratton 'G'
3:35 i.L • • Converntlon
Piece" (1977) Burt l.anc:H·
te1 . Siivana Magnano. An
aging proteuor ~
tn•otva<J in the lives of 11
woman. htw c111tdren and
her lover
•:OO * * FOfce Five· SW ·
11engers I t 9811 Animated
An army of llllle robot•
ban<I together to delend
Earth aga1ns1 • rorce of
atteri mvaders ·G
0 * •' 1 Somewhere In
Tune ( 1980) ChnllopMI
Reeve, Jane Seymour
Obsened with the portrait
of a 19th-century actress.
a modern-day New YO<'k
playwright UMI hypnoll1
10 travel back 1n time and
meet her ·PG•
•:30(t)••'• Flareup"(1989)
Raquel Welch, James Sii·
ey A beaulllul young OO·
go dancer 11 pursued to
Los Angeles by a
<leranged parlf\O<ac kllllr
wno belie,,.. that sne is
the c11use 01 the laffure of
111s marr1age
5:30 (tl * * ' , Otty Otty Olien
Free ( t978) Kathatlne
Hepburn, Oenn11 Oimller
A 111gh-sp111ted woman
tPes 011 in a balloon with
two young boyS en rou1a 10
en exc111ng adveflfure. 'G'
5:"'5 (?' • • ,.., "Bear Island"
( 19801 Oona.Id Suthetlaod
Vanessa Redgreve. An
Arctic weather-research
team s members are
lorcec into a fight for lheif
very su1 v1val PG•
by Armstrong & Batiuk
WAY ~O GO, PH tL.' L AY T HE BLAME ON v.JOM EN.'
• with commercials? UJlX
Spielberg's action-adventure t hnllcr: "This w ill be
major TV success. But ifs really a btg-screen movie.
Soml' scope, size and soun d w tl l be lost . ~ .
·Ra iders' will be hurt most by commercial inte r-
ruptions. It was made without lulls."
"On Golden Pond," Henry Fonda a nd Ka-
thenne Hepburn as elderly couple coming to terms
with li fe and death ''Near-perfect picture in any
medium. by virtue of scope. story, cast, universality.
sensitivity ... Appeals to women and people of all
ages . . T hree major, proven stars (including J ane
Fonda). as well as brightest young newcome r in
years (Doug McKeon) ... Loses least in translation
to TV."
Call 642-5678.
Put a few word•
to work for ou.
..
Kane cxp<.'Cts ::ill five ftl ms on TV within 18
months to four years. with tonigh t's winnC'r gaining
promotional and resale value. "T here can onJy be
one bt'St picture of the year." he said.
If it f loats, c hances are
you'll read about it
in the Daily Pilat 642-4321
"As a group, these five pictures will be relati-
vely problem-free for the standards and practice
de pa rtment," said Josh Kane, an NSc vice presi-
dent for programs, among whoee reeponsjbllities i.s
lhe evalua tion of feature films. "lt'a an incredibly
strong field."
CAREER
WOMEN
·SF'\ If ,H ( 'I TIZE'\S
SI .Ott I lt ·ar1n~~ Tt·"t~. St·l
1:or '\t•\\ port l~t·~u ·h
~ .. ' . . ' w given at
Newport Beach Hearing . id Center
Mon., Mar. 29, Taes., Mar. 30, Wed., Mar. 31
9 A.M. te S P.M.
-
The following Is Kane'a asseument of how
well the nominees will move to commercial TV.
after their cable run, of coune, and their relative
strength as future audience attractJona.
-"C hanot.s of Fire," about two runners in lhe
1924 Olympics: "Probably at a disadvantage be -
cause lt'a a ~riod, aetting piece . . . but basically
unknown to American au~iencea ... Beautiful
ltell-told human drama, but picture owes part ol it•
-/aucce11 to strong visual, IOWld and musk. Thae arc
ie. reliable element.I on the home? 11ereen."
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0'Atlanllc City," about •atna numbers run-
ner (Burt La.neut.er) who ia d petately holding on
to hit youth ln • det.eriorallna city: "ln tM same
Umltcd·~tiaJ "9~ .. 'Chariot.I' . . • Not •
'
Hearinf tests will be conducted by a Hearing Aid Specialist,
who is hcensed by the California State Board of Medical Quality
Assw-ance as a Hearing A.id Dispenser. .
Anyone who has trouble hearing or understanding is welcom~
to a test empJoiyinl the latest electronic equiP,ment which will
determine tiis or lier particular loss. You wall see a modem
hearing ald so tiny it fits totally within the ear.
NEWPORT BEACH HEARING AID CE TER
•'orml'rly Montgomery Ward Heanoa Aid Center. Cotta M :11
1600 West C~ast Highway Newport Beach 646-8281
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STCLIFF .
PLA.ZA
ANTHONY'S SHOE SE RVICE
BANK 0F AMERICA
CHARLES BARR JEWELERS
CROWN HARDWAR E
DR. LOU ELDER
optometrist
1 HAIR HANDLERS SA LON
HALLIDAY'S MEN 'S CLOTH ING
HICKORY FARMS
specialty feed items
HUMPTY DUMPTY
children 's clothing
LA GALLERIA
elegance in fashion
MARKET BASKET
MES AMIES TEENS
NANCY DUNN ANTIQUE S
NEWPORT BALBOA SAVINGS
PAPER UNLIMITED
cards, gifts and party wore
SAV -ON DRUGS
STOREKEEPER
traditional sportswear
VET A'S INTIMATE APPAREL
WESTCLIFF CLEANERS
WESTCLIFF CORNERS
gourmet ware and collectables
WESTCLIFF SHO:S
Quality in fashion and services with that personal. touch
Thursday Nights 'till 8 p.m.
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THI c• DI THI coum
MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1982
CAVALCADE
COMICS
SPORTS
..
82
' Orange Coast area
lands 1 3 players
on South A/l.:.star
football squad. B6.
Aikido: Supremacy with a twist
Delly Piiot Photoe by lM Peyne
"ATTACKERS" GROUNDED -Kim Morgan and David Dye
go through the mo tions of an all-direction throw, above and
lower right. Their classmates practice approaches and watch
instructor Wa yne Tourda show the reverse hand throw.
Some enthusiasts of the relati-
vely modern Japanese martial
ar t o f a ik ido describe it as
"meditation with momentum."'
They claim the bod y is willed
to be strong and to react in such a
way that an attacker 's thrust
leads to his downfall. By con-
centrating on one's own physical
advantages, the ''victim"' can de-
flect dangerous moves.
Wayne Tourda, a second-
degree black belt, who teaches
aikido at Orange Coast College.
conte nds the non -aggressive.
non -competitive art based on
harmony with nature and control
of body and mind can be learned
by a n yo ne w h o can li f t 15
pounds.
"This makes aikido ideal for
women since they are at a d 1s-
advan•.age because or size, ... he
says. ''It's an excelle nt way for
t h em to lear n t o d e f e nd
themselves."
In aik1do. an attack is never
stopped. It is guided so that an
assailant is detoured and the re-
stster is left standing in command
or the situation. Besides throwing
techniq ues, ai kido practitioners
aim for weak parts or the body,
applying control to joints and
pressure points. ,
Increasing numbers of Orange
Pick of the litter cl e ared f ro111 lots
FIGURES DON'T LIE BUT ... Some evidence
surfaced this w eek that Santa Ana, our be loved
County Seat, is going on a spring cleanup spree. Some
observers might view such a campaign as the Impos-
sible Dream.
Years ago, Santa Ana was considered the mecca
of all culture and commerce in our region. That was
before Anaheim surfaced with the three modem seats
of culture and com-
merce -Disneyland,
the Angels and the
raml~ Rams.
' .. ~ . r.\ But I digress. In ~
earlier times, Santa JIM MURPHINI ,~
Ana was the cross---------------roads of Orange County's world. Why, it had buil-
dings of "'ore than three stories, vacuum tubes in
department stores and even a railroad station. It was
metropolis.
. MORE RECENTLY, however, as Mickey Mouse
began luring Big Business up the road, Santa Ana's
central business district appeared to be suffering a
terminal case of urban decay. Commerce seemed to
tum to used car lots and Going Out of Business sales.
Department stores fled \0 better economic climate
while porno movie houses found a market.
In battling blight, there has been a gallant
campaign, with aome measure of SUtteSS, to refurbish
Santa Ana's old downtown sector near Fourth and
Main. County govenunent al80 tried to help by buil-
ding a new Hall of Administration but alas, like much
of the city, it fell apart.
Against thia backdrop, however, some news re-
ports have surfaced out of the County Seat that might
suggest th1no are indeed looking up. Thia involved
the number Of Santa Ana Vlleant low that are strewn
with trash, gluck, rubbish and weeds. Santa Ana does
have a weed abatement program.
Las t y ear, city inspecto rs we nt out on their
rounds and, accord ing to the reports, discovered 3.300
vacant lots where w eeds and other disgus ting mate-
rials were considered a menace to society. These ow-
ners got city notices, ordering cleanup.
BY COMPARISON this year , the news s tory
noted that only 390 vacants lots were found in the
entire me tropolis that would require weed chopping
and trash hauling.
You have to be amazed by this record of civic
improvement accomplished in just a single year.
Simple mathematics would suggest he re that in
Santa Ana, 2,910 lots that were a civic d isgrace in 1981
have now bf:en upgraded and no longer contribute to
blight in our County Seat.
But wait a minute.
ALAS, IT IS necessal-y to read much deeper into
the dispatch where you learn that the rules requiring
vacant lot cleanup have changed in Santa Ana since
1981.
This year, when an offending parcel is discovered,
the diligent in~tor· who made such discovery is re-
qullj~ to fill out a lot more paperwork than he did in
pre'\'!OW¥Years.
Thus the record suggests that the Santa Ana in-
spectors abruptly unearthed signifieantlr fewer va-
cant lots that required cleanup, as wel as a lot of
bureaucratic paper-writing.
• SADLY, YOU MIGHT conclude that civic pride
in Santa Ana may not be tied directly to how many
parcela of land need purifying.
It's really a question of how many carbon copies it
takes to aet the job done.
Coast residents are learning the
maneuvers in private sport stu-
dios, three beginning a nd ooe
advanced class at OCC and SPS-
sions conducted l.Jy the Costa
Mesa Leisure Services Dcpart--
ment.
Registration can be arranged
by phoning 556-5772 for OCC.
540-6263 for Tourda or 754-5300
for Leisure Services.
Funeral held
for Valley
• camp er pair
A funeral service will be ron-
d ucted today in Grants Pass,
Ore., for Fountain Valley resi-
dents Jerry W. Schultz, 45, and
Irene Komatz Schultz. 47, who
died during a camping accidE'ns
Schroeder Park, Ore.
The couple were married thr
m<?nths ago and honeymoone<l in
Las Vegas and Hawaii. The~
we re vacation ing in OrC'gpn
when the mishap occurred.
Mr. Schultz was a barber in
Newport Beach for 22 years. He
also was an avid boater a nd
fisherman. Most recently. he had
bee n employed by Red Balloon
Stores. He was a gradua te ot
Newport Harbor High School.
He is survived by his daughter:
Mary Kay Schultz, and his pa-
ren ls, Ernest and Fr a n~
Schultz, all of Newport Beach·
his siste r, Sandra Pa tterson of
Orange; his bro ther , Howa~d
Schulu of San Diego; his gr~
mother, Ruth Clayton of Nesy-
port Beach: and his uhcle, 81-
chard Clayton of Hunting\011
Beach. · •·
Irene Schultz was a native '<>1
WiJconsin. She worked as a real
estate agent in Huntington Be~
and Fountain Valley. : •
She if survived by her mothet>.
Ct.ra Silt.I of Fountain Vall~)'1 and her brother, Wayne Situ o( Lona Beach.
-Orange Coa1t DAILY PILOT/Monday, March 29, 1982
•
• • Clergy, counseling services ratOO by readers
DEAR READERS: Recently a woman
wrote to say she followed my advice and
sought counseling from her clergyman. He
gave her no help -said he was "too busy."
She felt huroiliated. More bad news. Her
son, a high school junior, tried (at my sug-
gestion) to see his school counselor. The
counselor was "tied up." Her final line:
"Stop telling people to try these two sources.
They don't help anybody."
I printed her letter and asked you rea-
ders to drop a postcard and report on your
results with school counselors and clergy-
man. Was help received? Yes or no. The
responses were surprising.
About·75 percent DID get help from
clergymen. Only 40 percent received help
from school counselors. Here are some com-
ments from the mailbags:
ADAMS, NEB.: In 1962 I was in the
middle of a ·nervous breakdown. We lived in
a small town and there were no psychiatrists
around, so I went to our pastor. That won-
derful man pulled me through. I shall never
forget his kindness, generosity and wisdom.
. --S.B.
ST. LOUIS: Three years ago I was in
...... ~
. ...
THEIR PARK -Some of the Norwood Street
School students gather with signs and a dia-
gram of the soon-to-be-constructed park on a
vac:ant lo t near the Los Angeles elementary
the depths of despair over the break-up of
my marriage, financial rever1e1 and two
klds who were on drugs. I phoned my cler-
gyman and blurted out, "Life ls too much
for me. I'm going to commit suicide!" Hi1
response, "You'll have to make an appoint-
ment. I'm busy."
FROM CHARLOTTE, N .C .: La1t
Christmas Eve our minister got out of a sick
bed to counsel me on a family criala. The
man is a saint.
-GRATEFUL PRESBYTERIAN
LONG ISLAND: When I went to our
school counselor, after a suicide attempt, she
said, "I have 15 minutes." Then she spent
the whole time putting on nail polish. My
parents were split. Mom was letUng a at.ring
of crummy guys move in with us, and Dad
was coming over every weekend, drunk,
looking for a fight. Three times I called for
an appointment with a school counselor. I
was told, "They are all booked. We'll call
you.'' After waiting a month, I went to see a
Catholic priest I had heard about from a
friend. (I was brought up Protestant). That
priest saw me three times a week for four
Afl' Wlrephoeo
school. Afte r 18 months of hard work, the
childre n raised $93.000 for construction of the
park. Ground was broken last week.
New start for Taurus
Tuesday, March 30
ARIES (March 21-April 19): Response
to recent inquiry is favorable, you'll get
green light to proceed and to fi~h a w~ry
important project. Moon e~phas1s on tn~,
visits and quick return on investment. Li-
bra and another Aries figure prominently.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): New start
results in profit. Study Aries message for
valuable hint. You get to heart of matters,
member of opposite sex expresses feelings
and your morale soars. Your s tyle is im-
printed. you'll be more confident as result.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Numerous
fears, doubts, suspicions will be erased. You
are going in right 'direction. lndividual who
aided in past will once again lend benefit of
experience. Family member is loyal and
proves it.
CANCER (June 21-July 22): What be-
gins as drudgery could be transformed into a
sparkling, creative endeavor. Apparent de-
feat becomes a resounding victory. Accent
on celebration, expansion of personal hori-
7.0J?S, added popularity and planning ahead
for travel.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Numerous
questions will be asked; those interviewing
you may demand source material. Be ready,
check details and put together puzzle pieces.
P.opularity remains strong, powers of per-
suasion are heightened and you will get
yi>ur wish.
~ VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): O rders from top may lack substance. Knew it, have
alternatives at hand. Legal ma~ers could
~minate acenario. Be aware of rights, per-
Missions -you'll be ln position to negotiate
f ~vorable terms.
~ LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Family ~ber could be involved with long-range
project tha,t eventually requira overseaa
HOIOSCOPE
BY SIDNEY OMARA
travel. Taurus, Scorpio and another Libra
figure prominently. Emphasis on communi-
cation, publishing and higher education.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Layers of
pretense require penetration; dig deep, rec-
ognize superficial claims, insist on hard facts.
Money is involved -individual who makes
grandiose statements could be whistling in
dark. Refuse to give up something for no-
thing.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Le-
gal documents command attention. Com-
mitment is made, emphasis on status, image,
public relations, marriage. Material which
had been lost, missing or stolen can now be
located. Cancer, Taurus, Capricorn natives
figure prominently.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Basic
issues dominate -you can successfully
' complete project if you personally attend to
details. Whal begins as mere acquaintance
could develop into a significant relationship.
Aries, Leo, Libra persons play important
roles.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Focus on
contests, sporting events, speculative ven-
tures and a romantic fllng. Leo, Aries and
another Aquarius flgure promin ntly.
Young person seeks your aid, is sincere and
has been singing your prai.les.
PISCES (Feb. 19·March 20): Ernphuia
on home, leCW'ity, dealingl wtth auihority
figure or parent. Re9olutiom concem.lna diet
are very important -dJs~tlve problem
results if you lnllst on ruah1nC me.la. Flnrt
impreMlons are apt to be corr~t. .
..
montht. He was like a gift from heaven. I'll
never forget him. _ R.D.
ALBUQUERQUE: If you're a top col-
wnnilt like Ann Landers, you can call up
anybody and they'll listen. Too bad it
doesn't work tor ua common folk.a. I went to
a achool counselor and she told me HER
troublee. I then made an appointment with a
miniater. He didn't listen to a word I said,
just preached a tennon I'd heard before and
e nded up asking ME what to do about a
used car salesman who had sold him a le-
q_A.._._' ___ , ...--
MIDLOTHIAN, ILL.: The school
counselor at Bremen High not only helped
me cope with an alcoholic father, he shaped
my life. I will never forget Donald Sevek.
mon. --A.P.
-M.N.
KALAMAZOO, Mich.: My childre n
were put on the track by two understanding
and compassionate school counselors. My
sister confided that she tried ~er clergyman
first and he never returned her phone call.
LOS ANGELES: Don't send people to
school counselors or clergymen. Send them
to the Almighty Father. He's the only one ,
who is never too busy to listen.
ClUCAGO: No help from our church.
They are only interested in people who vo-
lunteer to sing in the choir, work in the
kitchen for big suppers or drop folding
money in the collection box.
-C.L.
Do you feel awkward, self-conscious --
lonely? Welcome to the club. There's help
for you in Ann Landers' booklet, "The Key
to Popularity." Send 50 cents with your re-
quest and a Jong, stamped, self-addressed
envelope to Ann Landers, P.O. Box 11995,
Chicago, Dl. 60611 .
Why 'Warranty' expires
1 read the other day that the average
·marriage that ends in divorce is over at six
and a half years.
Why? Why is six and a hall years the
end of the line for I-said-I-do-but-I-didn't,
and I-said-I-will, but-I-won't?
There isn't anything mystical about it.
flMA IOMlfCI
ATWIT'S END
Born in all of us is a level of tolerance. The
marital warranty is set to expire at 78
months. At the end of this time the bride
will have cooked 5,048 meals. It's as good or
as bad as it's going to get. The decision is
yours.
or worse. When y ou ask . "Do you know
what day it is? you hear, "I told you I put
the garbage at the curb last night before I
went to bed."
AT THE END OF 78 months, you will
have met all of his/her relatives ... away
from the church. The father-in-law who
eats like a Cro-Magnon at the table, a bro-
ther who sponges, and a mother-in-law who
will call your husband "Baby" when his gut
hangs over his belt buckle and his hairline
looks like the state of Florida .
Affection at 78 months becomes a no-
tation on your calendar of "THINGS TO 00
TODAY" and the goodbye kiss in the mor-
ning has all the fervor of giving mouth-to·
mouth resuscitation to a dead parakeet.
At the end of six and a half years. you
are both yourselves. And if that's what you
thought you married. you're probably good
for another 30 or 40 years.
At the end of six and a half years, the
pre tenses go. Company manners are put
aside. Courtesies are no longer a consid era-
tion. His feet have started to smell. She
leaves toothpaste on the bowl. He cleans his
fingernails at the table. She doesn't just
blow her nose. She flushes it!
POT SHOTS
BY ASHLEIGH BRILLIANT
At six and a half years, the trousseau is ·
faded a nd r aggy. 'l,'he see-through night-
gown is worn with unde rwear and wool
socks. Tile wedding proofs have faded on
command from the photographer who didn't
want you to get anything for nothing.
THERE IS A CHILD who has taken
over your whole life with his demands, and
must be watered, fed, educated, clothed.
maintained and disciplined.
Anniversaries berome just another day
GOIEN ON lllDGf
IF I KNE'W
THE EXACT
LOCATION
OF THEIF\
WEAKEST POU~T. ·---.. ,....·-0... ,,....,_..~.~ .....
BY CHARLES H. GOREN AND OMAR SHARIF
Q.1-Aa South, vulnerable,
you hold:
•Al <;i Aln 0 ta • gQJ65Z
The biddinlf baa proceeded: s. .. WMl NerA Eut
1 • P .. I 0 P ..
?
What do you bid now?
A.-We would not fault you
if you chote t.o rebid three
club.. but to our mind a jump
t.o two no trump is more con·
1truclive. Thou1h you have
only 18 HCP, your 1ood aix·
card auit compenaate1 for
any point deficiency. Euen·
tially, your hand ia ti.lanced
and DO trump lc,ob like fOur
moet likely game. la Midi·
tion, you want the i..ct to
come up t.o your hand in cue
partner baa 80!Mthin1 like
10..JMt In lpUea.
Q.1-Both •ulnerable, a1
South you hold:
•A&I OA&QIN 01 •1.Jt
T\e b'ddl111 baa proc:eeded:
S... w.-N~ Eut
I ~ r .. INT 1 0
' What actloo do you take?
A.-Bld three heana. E•eo
tho111h your hand mlsht DOt
produce a pme, ,_ 1ho11ld
tak• U\Ja opportunity to \ell
p&rtMr that you .,.. DOt in·
tunltd la der.ncHnr three
dla!DOll4t doubled. U ,.,U.r
ii complet.lJ llnke, .. Ml
ltMbinc Mil •..wd ..... la
dla90..,, M It allowed to
,._ thne MalU -with \ea
trieb in your owa bud, 7ou
wouJd ha•• rebid low Marta.
The bidding bu proceeded:
8Mtll We1t N~ Eut
l • P .. I 0 P&M
1 • , ... a• , ...
?
What do you bid now?
A.-Oppoaite the right band
your better tban minimum
openlnr bid could produce a
alam, but you cannot yet
judp iu potential. All you
can do for the moment is to
1how your 1upport for part·
ner'a 1uit. Bid three
diamond1. If partner makes
an a11reulve move. cue-bid
your fint·round heart con·
t.roL
Q.4-Both vulnerable, aa
South you hold:
•16 <;iJIM OAQISZ •ATJ
The biddlnt hu proceeded:
W.-N~ Ea8t SMdl
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Wbat do you bid now?
A.-Don'\ pu.u7foot around
-raite to four hearu. Part·
ner must have a pod suit
and ex~Uent trick·taking
abiJJt7 to OHtulJ at the two-
level vulnerable. You have
adequa\e 1uppori and aolid
controll. A bid of three
dlamonda woald be a wu\e
of time. aod three h&rU
puu t.oo much prtaun on
partner.
Q.1-A• Soutla, vulnerable,
JOU bold: '
•A.&tt o &Jlfr ot •&•
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forced response. don't get too
excited about your hand. A
raiM to two hearu is all it
merits. That tell• pptner
lbat you have better than a
minimum takeout double,
and invitee him to game if he
bu the equivalent of about 8
working points.
Q.1 -Both vulnerable. 11
South you hold:
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The bidding bu proceeded:
N~ Eut S.d Weet
1 0 I• z c;, Z• 3. , ... ?
What do you bid now?
A. -Distributionally. you
have a very powerful hand.
But it hu one Oaw -it a
acele11. So proceed with
care. Since you have already
bid freely at tbe two-level, a
jump preference to lour
diamonds Is adequat.e. JI you
launch into Blackwood. you
run the riak of findinr part·
ner with only two acea. What
then?
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BY TOM TITU
Of'theD.it1111t1ot lllff
'Ti11 th<' &uson of festivity al the Harlequin
Dmn r Pluyhou.e u Barbara and Al Hampton
pr1.•pnrt• to puff o ut five candles on the plush
the ter'!I hirthdny cake.
Tlw I lomptom1' drewn. delayed nellrly three
y,·urti by l'OnRtruction strikes and loss of flnanclnl{ In
thl' m1ddlt• t 970s, finally materiallr.ed In April of
11177 wht•t\ the doora ot 3503 S . Harbor Blvd., a
Oscar not always •
ticket to f aine
11n1i1a1111
ston 'a throw lrom Cost• Mesa, opened with a
production of lhe comedy "Forty Carats."
That was live years and 86 ahows ago, and
there ha.an'\ been a dark week alnce as the Harle-
quin t.roti.ed out Its menu of comedies and musicals
as the dessert course for a buffet repast. Amon1 lts
more memorable productions have been "Pajama
Game" (1978), "The WI%" and "Paint Your Wagon''
(1981)1 and the superlative $laging of "Grease"
(1980) .
Now1 in celebration of its fifth anniversary, the
Harlequin Is reviving the show that started it all,
''Forty Carats." The Jay Presson Alle n comedy
opens Tuesday and will be on the theater's horse-
By BOB THOMAS shoe stage through May 8 under the direction of
AHocl•tMt PreH Wrtt.. Harvey Levine, who guided the playhouse arlisti-H OLLY W 00 D -What i s an Oscar cally through four of those five years.
worth? ''Forty Carats" wm be presented nightly ex-
Thc price the Dodge Trophy and Awards Co. cept Mondays at varying curtain times. Reserya-
tharges for the statuettes the Academy of Motion tions and information are available at the box office,
Picture A1·ts and Sdcnces wilJ hand out tonight is a 979-5511.
secret, but Hollywood leg&nd has it that win~g ~n Also mounting the local boards, opening Fri.-
Os<:ar can bring actors and movie companies mil-day. is a revival of George S. Kaufman and Edna
110ns of dollars. Ferber's golden oldie "The Royal Family," a co-
TMt,..,,l1Mt ...
For• wkMdty funny
who.II-do-it.
Wh1lc the legend may be accurate for some tnedy about showbiz folks patterned not too loosely
rompam<'s, it's not always so for actors. after the notorious Barrymores or the 1920s, by the L-~====::=:::_ __ _:::;:::::::::::;;;;!.. _ _, Theater owners are apt to book and rebook the Newport Harbor Ac tors Theater. James Patrick
winning film, and viewers of the Oscar awards O'Hannon is directing. assisted by Susan Kelly. ,
C<'rcmony arc drawn to theaters by the hoopla and Lncluded in the cast are Florence Ehlers. Eve-
by film dips of the winner, said Charles Powell, rctt Olenick. Mitche ll Nunn, Jim Flynn, Sorrel
former publicity and advertising chief for MGM Wayne. Lisa Wilcox. Tony Reverditto, Patricia
and Un1vt'rS<Jl and now head of a film marketing Gilchrist, Jack Byron. Mary Sullivan. John Szura.
firm. George Bradford and Sheila Waterworth. ··Th<• best-picture award can mean a rrunimum Performances will be given Thursdays through
of $6 million but closer to $10 million in ticket Saturdays at 8 p.m. and Sundays at 2:30 for f?ur
sall-s," said Powell. "That has been the experience weekends, closing April 25. at the Back Bay High
ov<'r th(• past 10 years." School theater. 390 Monte Vista St .. Costa Mesa.
"Winnmg best picture didn't help 'The Lost Reservations are being taken at 631 -5110. Wc•ekc•nd'." s:.11d Billy Wilder, who directed the *
1945 film. "But in those days, once a picture was BA t..:KSTAGE -The Newport Beach Parks,
released, that was ll. Today the companies will Beaches and Recreation Department will present its
bring bot·k a n Oscar winner a nd make millio ns third production , the Fifties musical "Grease," at
more." Newport's Lim.'Oln School April 16-17-18. 23-24-25.
S uml'timt•s the entire re lease pat~ern is built 30-May 1. Peter Marc and Nancy Herman head the
aro und the awards Four years ~go, ymversal fa~ cast of the show, directed by Robert Conrad. and
a problPm with "The Deer Hunter, .an expensive. ~ets can be ordered by calling 640-2271.
unrl'lenllng tn•atmcnt o f the V1e t':1am war. The T h e regular ml'eting o f the Orange County
company d{'('.1ded to release the film m Los Angeles Theater A<iSOCiation will be held Wednesday at 7:30
JUSt m time to qualify for the awards: A few more p.m. ·at the Newport Theater Arts Center, 2501 Cliff
bookmgs wen.• addt-d I~ Febru".11'Y· Wllh the broad Drive, Newport Beach ... plans will be formulated
n.•leaS<' S<:ht>dult'd to coincide with the Oscars. for the third annual OCTA festival.
ThP stratC'gy worked. "The Deer Hunter" was Casting has been a nnoun<'ed for the Newport
named bt·st pic ture of the year, and a proble!"' Theater Arts Center's upcoming comedy "See How
p1t·turc tx.x·aml· a huge moneymaker. The ren~~ m They Run,'' to be presented April 16-May 15 under
the• Umtt•d States and Canada totaled $31 m1lhon, the direction of Kent Johnson ... Tom Regan and
mt•an1ng mon • than twice that amount po ured Beth Titus head the cast. which includes Valerie
through box offlt'es. Mellroy. John Greenslade. Les Reed, Colin Guiver
Docs Oscar have the same golden touch for and Neal Kopil ... call 675-3143 for ticket m for-
actmg oward winners? . mation .
"lt n•rtainly didn't help Luise Ramer. who Children from 8 to 17 are eligible to enroll in
won two years in a row and then dropped out of the spring session of South Coast Repertory's
sight." Wilder <;al(} "It certain!~ didn't help Ernest Young Conse rvatory which begins Saturday and
Bt>rgnmt·" And w hat about winners Louise Flet-runs through June 19 . . youngsters will learn to
cht•r. Miyoshi Umekj and Geo~ge C~akiris? read, select. rehearse and perform short plays
Wilham Morris ag~nt M~ke Z_amrmg dou.bts for more information, call 957-2602. thc·rc 1s an automatic JUmp in prices for acting
winnt•rs .. r f an al· tor 1s a newcomer. the n his asking
prn·c• might rise," ht! said. "But the Oscar doesn't
mc•an as much to established stars. If Burt Reynolds
wc•re to wm an award, what would that change? He
can already make $5 million for a picture deal."
"lnd1v1dual winners don't mean as much for a
box offic'<' gross." sajd Gordon ~trong, adverti-
sing a nd publicity head at Universal. "What counts
1s thf' b<-st-p1cture award or multiple winners. Last
)'l'<tr th<' Oscar for Sissy Spacek added little to the
'Coal Mi ner's Daughter' business. The picture had
bc•t•n relC'ased more than a year before, and it had
alrt•ady played out."
Armstrong is hoping for a big win Monday
night for UmvcrsaJ's "On Golden Pond." The film,
wh1l·h wns playing in 972 theaters, added another
200 this wl'Ck It has grossed $70 million so far.
"Th<' public doesn't really care about mdivi-
du:il winners," Powell said. "Ask almost anyone,
'Who won tht• s upporting awards last year?' and I
doubt if you'll get an answer."
In i:nse you don't remember, either, the win-
ni·rs w1·re Timothy Hutton for "Ordinary People"
and Mary Stecnburgen for "Melvin and Howard."
Libby Tucker hitchhiked from Brooklyn
to take Hollywood by stonn.
And her father by surprise.
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VIEW FROM THE TOP -T his is a view from behind the top
seats in the upper level of the giant Superdome in New Or-
leans. Over 61,000 tickets have been sold for tonight's cham-
pionship game, despite a warning by the NCAA
seats are a long way from courtsidc.
'
Rivals see
eye-to-eye
Coaches have comm<?n bond
1 • NEW ORLEANS (AP) -"I can say for certain that he
Five-foot-9 Dean Smith smiles was the person who signed, 1ea-
when someone asks about his led and delivered me to
one-on-one basketball games Georgetown," Thompeon says,
with 6-foot-10 John Thompson at Smith, however, never envi-
the 1976 Olympics. sioned that he was setting up
"It was no contest," says competition for the national
Smith, the North Carolina roach. championship that haa eluded
"All he had to do was take me him for two decades.
inside." In fact, Smith says he has al-
Smith will be put in a more ways felt uncomfortable coa-
awkward position tonight when ching against people he likes, and
his North Carolina team meets he and Thompson are close
the Thompson-coached George-friends.
town club in the finals of the That's why North Carolina has
NCAA basketball championship. never scheduled Georgetown.
SMITH RECOMMENDED On TV tonight
Thompson for the Georgetown
job in 1972. channel 2 at 5
Mc~doo comes to the Lakers' rescue
The only time that their teams
have met was last seaso11, in the Great Ala!ka Shootout Tourna-
ment, when the Tar Heels won
83-71.
R_eserve center ( 30 points) is offensive to Kansas City,· Jabbar plays in garne No. J 000
KANSAS CITY (AP) -His l ,OOOth
professional basketball game looked hke
it might be one to forget when Kareem
Abdul-Jabbar went out with his third
foul seven minutes into the first quarter.
But up jumped Bob M<;Adoo. And by
the time Sunday's game was over ,
McAdoo sroi:ed a game-high 30 points,
Abdul-Jabbar came back to help snuff
out a late Kansas City rally, and the
Lakers pocke t.ed a 116-111 National
Basketball Association victory over the
Kings.
It was McAdoo's first extensive duty
since suffering a leg injury that shelved
him for 10 games. The veteran power
forward played 31 minutes, hitting 9 of
13 fi eld goal attempts, 12 of 16 free
throws, grabbing a team-high 10 re-
bounds and committing only one turn-
for . B ut with McAdoo and Jamaal
Wilkes leading the charge. the Lakers,
without Ab.dul-J abbar. open<!d a n
eight-point lead midway through the
first half.
"They're killing us," exda1med Kings'
Coach Cotton Fitzsimmons at that point.
''And without Abdul-Jabbar m th<!re" over. -
"Bob McAdoo had a Cine performance
off the bench today and that's what
we're looking for from him," said Riley.
"His conditioning is better and he just
olay~ a very fine ball game today.
"We've been using him mosUy as a re-
bounder, but now we're starting to put
plays in specifically for him, and we'll
start to use him as our fifth offensive
player."
The Kings tratled by 12 points early m
the fourth period, then put on a charge
that brought them to within three But
Abdul-Jabbar broke the Laker drought
with one of his famous sky hooks. then
Earvin "Magic" Johnson fed McAdQO
underneath for a layup that broke
Kansas City's momentum.
Both the victory and the way 1t was
achieved pleased Los Angeles Coach Pat
Riley.
"That's one down and 11 to go," said
the ~ch of the'playlMf-bound Lakers.
"If we get that kind of effort for the last
11 games, we should do very well. We
played consistent ball today "
Getting Abdul-Jabba.r out of the game
in the first period with three fouls is
about all any opposing coach can hope
"I think that our biggest problem to-
day was that we couldn't stop them,"
said Fitzsimmons. "The best team won.
The difference in the game was McAdoo
with 30 points and 10 rebounds.
Area lands 13 All-star berths
Edison, FY, Mater Dei dominate; Major left out
By ROGER CAR~ON oftM o.n, Piiot Staff
Thirteen of the 31-rnan squad for the South
team in the Orange County AU-star football game
hail from five Orange Coast area schools, as selected
by Rebels Coach Bob Lester of El Modena High.
The game, featuring many of th-e top players to
be graduated ftom Orange County ranks, is sche-
duled for June 28 at Orange Coast College.
EDISON HIGH placed four players on the
squad, as did El Modena -the most from any. Gl!ROUX
school -while Fountain Valley and Mater Dei l!dt_..
each contributed three players.
PONDER
l!dleon
OUMITY
l!dlltOn
Manna sends a pair and Corona del Mar was
tapped for one -but the rest of the Orange Coast
area -Estancia, Costa Mesa, Laguna Beach ,
. Huntington Beach, Ocean View, University and
Irvine -was shut out.
Most notable among the missing is Edison High
quarterback Ken Major, an All-CIF Division I
choice· who completed 136 of 214 passes for 1,823
yards and 28 TDs with only 4 interceptions while
leading his teammates to a 10-1 record.
LESTER CHOSE Fountain Valley High quar-
terback Matt Stevens to guide his team's backfield,
and should the South require a backup, it'll be in
' the form of defensive back Ken Laszlo, Marina
High's quarterback.
Other Fountain Valley stars include tight end
80UN
F-t.lnValley IEAY
Fount .. n Velie,
Greg Bolin and wide receiver Joel Seay.
Game rules limit three players per school, ex-
cept .for CIF finalis ts, which are allowed four
players.
Each coach has the option of an additional
"wild card" pick, regardless of the school, and
Lester went for Edison defensive lineman Rick
Ponder. Lester called his squad, "A very good croue.''.
OTHER EDISON players in clude fullback
Dave Geroux, linebacker Rick DiBemardo and of·
fensive suard Craig Dumity. DiBernardo ii headed
for Notre Dame with two-time All-CIF honors and I Geroux, another All-CIF Division 1 pick, la bound
for Kanua.
cieclding be.wec·u which Ivy League schoo! be
wants (he can boost a gpa of 4.0).
Pola has signed with t,JSC, Arizona State has
Lopker and Locy is set for Long Beach State, while
Edison 's Dumity and P onder are signed up for
Fresno State and Cal State Northridge, respecti-
vely.
The South squad:
Offensive backs -Matt Stevens (Fountain
Valley), 6-0, 195; Dave Geroux (Edison). 6-0. 216;
Mark Templeton (Foothill), 6-2. 190: Jim Torok (El
Modena). 5-10. 170.
Receivers -Johnny Jamison (Santa Ana
Valley). 6-0, 175; Joel Seay (Fountain Valley), 5-11,
165; Dan Blanck (Laguna Hills), 6-1, 200; Greg
Bohn (Fountain Valley). 6-3, 225. .
Offensive line -Glenn Rogers (Corona del
Mar; 6-2, 245; Greg Sellers (Foothill), 6-2. 200;
Chuck Steele (El Modena). 6-1, 230; Craig Durnity
(Edison), 6-2, 214); Gerry Heidrich (El Modena),
5-9. 200; Brian Lopker (Mater Dei), 6-4. 235; Tom
Sharp (El Modena), 6-1, 200; Steve Svitenko (El
Toro), 6-2, 198.
Defensive line -Sid Liafau (Santa Ana
Valley), 6-0, 192; Greg Locy .(Mater Del), 6-4, 195;
Tino Rivera (Santa Ana), 5·10. 180: Pat Cemen
· (Marina), 6-1, 215; Rick Ponder (F.c:liaon), 5-10, 211.
5-10, 211.
Linebackers -Mike Adelman (Pacifica), 5-11,
200: Rick DiBernardo (F.diaon), 6-4, 218; Kennedy
Pola (Maier Del): 6-1. 215: Bob Silvas (Saddleback),
~-11. 215.
Def enalve backs -John Collard (Tustin), 5-11.
180; Sam Finch (Capistrano Valley), 6-3, 185; Gregg
Haley (Foothill), 6-2, 170; Jeff Holmes (Mission
Viejo), 5· 10, 170; Ken Laszlo (Marina~. 6-0, 170;
Mike Waters (Westminster), ~-9, 160.
"We had some bad calls," Fitzsimmons
added. "Maybe 1t was a psychological
thing -maybe they were supposed to
win since they're top in the division."
Wilkes had 24 points for the Lakers
and Abdul-Jabbar had 18 while playing
o nly 26 minutes. Steve Johnson led
Kansas City with 26 points and Mike
Woodson added 24 for the Kings.
Meanwhile, the Lakers begin a four-
game series against Pacific Division foes
on Tuesday night ·When they host the
San Diego Clippers.
Then, it's down to San Diego for a
rematch on Thursday night, followed by
home games against Phoenix Friday
night and Portland Sunday afternoon.
The Lakers still maintain a 11h game
lead over second-place Seattle in the
Pac1f1c Division.
. Mater Dei'• trio Includes linebadCer Kennedy
Pola, au.rd Brian Lopker and end Orea Locy.
Other area atan include Marina noee guard Pat cemm and Corona del Mar tackle Glenn ftoten. • APWll1Stll1
Amona the area'• pl.ayen tabbed for duty are
aeven1 heeded for major unlvendtiel in the fall
In addldon to jX8emal"dd and ueroux, ~teverw. and Bolin are hMded for UCLA. while ~Y ii tU1l
t
ON THE LOW SIDE -Lakers star Magic Johnaon f.U. &o the
. floor under the defense of Kanau City'• Kevin Loder
(reaching in from lefl) as Reale Kine looka on. 1be Laker1 .
took the NBA teat Suridav, 118-111.
Smith first met Thompson
when he was recruiting some of
his plarers at St. Anthony's high
school in Washington, D.C .. and a
warm friendship developed.
HOW CLOSE ARE THEY?
"The only way to say it," says
Smith, "is to tell you that he was
a t our pre-game meal for the
Marquette game in 1977 (before
the NCAA title game). The
players know we never have any
strangers there. That should tell
you a little bit about how close
friends we are." ·
Thompson seconds the senti-
ment. Asked at Sunday's pre-
game news conference if he was
"a Tar Heel fan," Thompson re-
plied, "I've never been a Tar
Heel fan in my life. I'm a Dean
Smith fan -there is a vast
difference."
The two men talk often on the
phone, usually at.odd hours.
"His wife always says when
the phone rings between 1 and 2
she knows who it is," Smith said. "That's a.m."
THOMPSON WAS ONE of
Smith's assistants on the gold
medal-winning U.S . baslsetball
team at the 1976 Olympics.
"From the Olympics, he knows
our philosophy, and I know his
philosophy," Smith says. "He's
his own man. He teaches well
and he certainly has done a fa-
bulous job with his team. I think
it's remarkable how at the be-
ginning the impression they
made and how far they've come.
It's a real tribute to John and his
coaching staff."
When Thompson first came to
Georaetown out of St. Anthony's m 11172, he assumed a floundenng
program. The Hoyas had won
but three games in 26 the year
before. In Thompson's first year.
the Hoyas had a 12-14 record.
then moved up to 13-13 the next
year.
Kings prove
records made
to be broken
INGLEWOOD (AP) -Mark
Messier and Dave Lumley scored
goals in the first 24 seconds to set
a National Hockey League record
Sunday night aa the Edmontod
Oilers rolled to a 6-2 victory over
the Los Angeles Kings.
Messier scored after only 14
seconds of play and Lumley
connected 10 seconds later for the
fastest two goals by one team at
the beginning of a g&JQe in NHL
history. Pittsburgh held the pre-
vious record, scoring twice in the
first 29 seconds of a game against
Chicago on Dec. 6, 1980.
. Wayne Gretzky, Edmonton's
record-brea kl ng 21-year-old
center, KOred his 92nd goal of
the seuon in the third period and
added an assist, his l 16th, to ex-
tend hJs point total for the yeer
to 208.
Glenn Anderson scored bis
37th and 38th pll of the aeeeon
in the open.tnc period to live the
Oilers a 4-0 lead af'« only 10:$1
'of action. Gretzky aaal1t.cl on •
Andel"IOn's flnt ,oat, a power-
play ICOn! at 3:20.
Loa Anae1-Coech Don Pen-y
pulled atarUn1 1oaMe ~
Keena after Ander1CJD11 pl. Keena; who wa re~
by rookie Mu. .... hid'~ =-pit cm llWll itMM ID ,....Gliilt.lfa~
lllilDt .. "":'..:&:r-~ MWOftMln lfGilliy .............
Death threat ainieil
at seven-foot Ewing
........ .., ..... teMI
NEW ORl.EANS -Georptown m buketball ea.ch John Thammon laid
Sunday be ta "a little afraid'' becauee
of a death threat a1ain1t 7-foot
fnlhman center Pat Ewina and haa Uliped • bodwlwd for the· pla'Jf!r.
"fhom1>9on alao aaid the three-week-old
threat w11 the reuon be haa kept the team at
BUo Mila. lnl•d of New Orleans, for the
NCAA bMketball final.
The threat WIJ telepho-
ned to a Georgetown campua
operator March 8, just two
dayw after the Hoyaa compet-
ed in the Big F.ut Ollllference
tournament in Hartford,
Conn., Thompson said. The
caller asked for Ewi.ng'a dor-
mitory room number and, af.
ter the operator refuaed, said
he would kill the player,
Quote of the day
Bowle Kwlua, telling a Daytona Beach,
Fla. Hot Stove League audience why he
baa taken up jogging: "Normalcy has
returned ... Owners again are chasing the
oornmisaioner. ''
Watson shaping up for Masters
· Tom Watson subdued Frank Couer with a
routine, 2-putt par on the third !I
playoff hole and scored hia second
victory of the season Sunday in the
Sea Pines-Heritage golf class.le. "I feel
like I'm tournament-tough and
tournament-ready," said Watson after his last
at.art before defending his title two weeks from
now in the Masters, the first of the year's four
major tests . . . Amy Alcott shot a 2-under-par
71 to capture the Women's Kemper Open goU
tournament by one stroke over veteran Jo.Ann
Caraer. Alcott had a 72-hole score of 286 in
winning a showdown against Carner and Nancy
Lopez-Melton, who finished third with a one-
over par 74 for a total of 288.
RaJllch roughl up Yanke' Devt1
·O., ........... UJ» IM'"9tb ........
wtth a home nm olf a. DIYll and •• lifted the New York Meta to a 4.3
viciory over the Kew York YanUel
SuncMy ln an ahibldon ..,._ c:aDld
afW '™ tnnm,. ...._ Ol rlin. The Mata. lbu1
out by T..-j ,,. tar ti\19 ~ tied the
pme with thNt 1'\11111 otf .. a.ft..h.lncMd wt.e-
nm.~ a~ l'llln la the liXtb to llt it up
for 8aJllda ... ....., Wiii. maldnc Im CUceaO
OAt. debut, rapp.d two lln-
.._ ... • bale and ~
._ fin& nm 11 the CUbe de-
feat.cl Seattle, M ... Dale Mu,~1·1 two-run double
broke a 2-2 tie and led At-
lanta to a 7-2 wln over Cin-
cinnati ... Milwaukee ex-
ploded for alx runa In the
ninth lnnln1 to poet a 7-1
victory over Oakland. An er-
.... ror by Oakland ahor1ltop Doa
BW ope{led the way for the big ~ ~
Oaklancfrellever Dllv&d Beard ... J ... Billllla Md thne hita. drove 1n thfte runs and atarted
three double pla}'8 to JiMCi San Dieeo to a 6-4
decision over Cleveland ... Baltimore and Texas
played to a 1-1 tie that wu called after nine in-
nings. Du Ford had an RBI double for Balti-
more ... 'The Dodgen' game with Sl Louil waa
rained out, aa were three other games ... The
Phillies acquired Dave Roberta from Houaton for
minor l~e pltcher Steve Dme1u ... Detroit
J!>ld Al Cowen1 to Seattle.
Slkma makes Portland sick
Jack Stkma scored a 1t.ame-hi1t.h 25 f?C>lnts
and grabbed 11 rebounds Sunday to m lead Seattle to a 109-101 vi~ over
Portland in National Basket Asao-·
ciation play, keeping the SuperSonica ·
1 ~ games off the Laken' pace in the Pacific
Division . . . Clemon Joluaaon had 20 points and
16 rebounds, leading Indiana to a 102-101 victory
over Chicago. Chicago's Artl1 Gilmore led all
acorers with 25 points and pulled down 12 re-
bounds . . . Andre,w Toney
scored 23 points as Philadel-
phia opened a 20-point lead in
the first two minutes of the
second quarte.r and rolled to a
116-98 victory over Boston,
snappihg the Celtics' win!Ung
streak at 18 games . . . Greg
Ballard'• 23 points led
·" Washington to a 104-101 !\ triwnpi,l over Cleveland . . .
..tllA Ray Williams scored 23
.,;ointa and James Bailey hit 10 of his 19 in the
fourth quarter to lead New Jersey to a 113-106
decision over the New York Knicks . . . Mike
Duleavy and Allen Leavell scored three-point
goaJa in the closing seconds to give Houston a
94-92 verdict over Golden State.
I
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tory ovH Wlnntp•a 8u~day • . . ! •
.,.,,, ..... ,., ecored t*ke to lift • to race JD LB ~lpbla to a lil wtn ovw tbt New York ...,
· Ranfl'I ... -... ......_ awect cnce and •t up R t -. d two Otherl .. DMrcitt rallied tor. M w1n over eu emann opens oor
Toronto ... )( ........... 5-2 d.cWon from
Hanford beaund third-period -11 ea wonda
apart by Al M.cH•• aDd NelfBre._ ... Jim
flamllta and .... 0 .... Meh acored twice.
.. Pit'8bw'sh !Upped w~. e-5 ... artaa
U. ICicnd two p1I to pece St. LcM.ai1 put
Chlc:qo, a.s . . . BUffalo posted a 9.5 wtn over ~ton.
Perrault get• hie revenge
Britiah-bred Perraalt equared eccounta with
Job Beary by winnlne the $206,200 •
San LWa Rey Stakes before a crowd
of ~9,288, at Santa Anita Sunday.
Perrault fbUahed 3 ~ IencthJ in front
of hil atablemate, E1pl-4ed. John Henry was
third in a f1eld of five. Jol\n Henry wu a winner
on March 7 when Perrault wu dllquallfied after
crouin~ the flnilh line ahead by a nose . . .
Sylvia Butta won $100,000 with a 1-6, 6-3, 6-4
victory over Martlaa Navratilova in a women'•
tennis tournament in New York ... Argentine
G.nlermo VUu collected $70,000 with a 6-3, 6-3
wln over top-seeded-Jimmy CoDDon at Mi-
lan, Italy ... R~ma quarterback Pat Baden la
recovering from surgery to remove exceta carti-
lage from hia right knee .
T elevlslon, radio
Following are the top sports events on TV
tonight. Ratinga are: v....,.,. v v excellent; v v v
worth watching; V' v fair; v forget lt.
S p.m., Cban.nel % v v v v
NCAA BASKETBALL FINALS: North
Carolina VI. George10wn.
Annoucera: Gary Bender and Billy Packer.
No. 1 ranked North Carolina will be favored
to topple No. 6 ranked Georgetown in tonight's
battle in the New Orleans Superdome before
another crowd of 61,000. The Tar Heels defeated
Hous10n 68-63 while Georgetown was winrung
over LouiBville, 50-46 in the semifinals.
RADIO
Basketball -NCAA Finals, 4:55 p.m., KNX
(1070). BaaebaJl -Baseball preview with Curt
Gowdy, 11:45 _p.m., KNX (1070).
TUESDAY'S RADIO
Bueball -New York Yankees vs. Dodgers
at Vero Beach. 10:10 a.m., K.ABC (790); Angels
vs. Chicago Cubs at Mesa, 11:55 a.m., KMPC
(710).
Prem AP._.~"
PHOENIX -Mario Andrettl conflrmed Sun-
day he wm drive a w~ car in the Lona Beech
Grand Prue .
.Andretd, the 1978 world champjon who Md
retired from Formula One rac~ during the off. aeuOn, wlll be litting in the driver 1 eeat left vacant •
laat week by the tmexpected retirement of CarlOll
Reutemann of ArgenUna.
The 40-year-old Reutemann told team owner ·
Frank Willlama of hia ded&ion following laat Sun-
day's Brazil Grand Pr0c. Andrettl aald Wlllta,.,.
;::r.honed him at hil Nazareth, Pa., home Wed;
y to ask about hia availability for the Loni
Beach race Sun<!ay. .-;
* * * * * ·~~ Yarborough avoids crash
ROCKINGHAM, N.C. (AP) -Cale Yarbo ... •
rough eluded a aix-car accident on the 44-4th lap and'-.
guided hia Valvollne Buick to victory 1n the twice:,.-.
rain delayed Warner Hodgdon Carolina 500 NA-.,:.
SCAR Grand NaUonal race Sunday. .
Yarborough, who led twice for 51 lapa includ:
ing the last 49, averaged 108.992 mph in recordin,i·
hia first victory in three •tarts thia season and bii'
29th career 1uper-1peedway triumph. He earned·
$17,360 of the $232,665 purse with the victory on·
the 1.017 North Carolina Motor Speedway oval.
Mears Kraco 150 victor
PHOENIX -Rick Mears roared away from
the field Sunday, cruising to an easy victory in the
Kraco 150 Indy car race at Phoenix International
Raceway. -
The defending n.tltional champion started from:
the po)e and led virtually all the way, relinquishing ~
the top spot only briefly after pitting for fuel unde,..
the green 50 laps from the end. •
Mears' sleek, needle-nosed blue and white•~
Penske PC-10, spob!IOred by Gould, roared across
the finish line 4.2 seconds ahead of second-place
Mario Andretti. Kevin Cogan, Mears' teammate,
was third, a lap down.
Andretti's son a winner
PHOENIX -Michael Andretti, 19-year-old
aon of formerworld champion and Indy 500 winner~
Mario Andretti, led from start to finish Sunday in:.
winning the Bosch VW Super Vee season opener.
Andretti started from the pole position in a red
Ralt RT-5 with the same No. 40 displayed on his ·
father's Indy cars. •
Long Beach State, USC split
Al Unser Jr., 20-year-old son of three-time
Indy winner Al Unser, started on the outside of the
front row, fell behind quickly and brought his Ralt .
RT-5 horrie in second place, far behind Andretti. h 0 fl 0 rs· Ard triumphs by a bumper
MARTINSVILLE, Va. -Sam Ard of Ashe-.
i>oro, N.C., edged Butch Lindley of Greenville.
S .C., by a bumper in the 250-lap Late Model
Sportsman haU of the Dogwood 500 Classic dou-
bleheader Sunday and Greg Sacks of Mattituck,
N.Y., won the 250-lap Modified race that compleaed .
the auto racing twin-bill.
' . Golison, Miller, Franco pace 49ers; Silvestri, Drasnin pace Trojan yachts
By ALMON LOCK.ABEY w.,... .......... ·~ Long Beach State and USC split the honors BOA TING Sunday in the Pacific Coast Intercollegiate Yacht
Racina Amoc:iation Southern Serles No. 3 and 4. -----------------
.The series was sailed in Newport Harbor in Pendragon, John McLaurin, CYC; 3. Amante, Mel
flying Jr. dinghies. Richley LIYC
Long BeaCh State with ~ppers Mark Golison IOR-B ......: 1. Brooke Ann, Larry Harvev.
and Kurt Miller won the third aeries with a low CBYC; 2. Showtime, Ballentine-Cottrell, KHYC,
aoore of 38 ~inta to 91 for ·USC. 3. Red Shift, Goetz-Kahle, LA YC.
The Tro)llna of USC, with skippers Russ Sil· IOR-C -1. Couer de Lion, F.d Hart, K.HYC; 2.
vestri and ?eter Drasnin, .were the winners in the VictorY, Don Peake, DRYC; 3. Medicine Man. Bob fourth senes with 42 pomta to 52 for runner-up Lane, ·LBYC.
Stanford. PHRF-A -1. Bug Off, Andy Sibert, SSYC; 2.
In the third aeries Jack Franco of Long Beach Obeession Paul Meeger WWYC: 3. Mimi B .. Bill
Temerity clicks
Temerity, skippered by Ted Kerr Bahia Co-
rinthian Yacht Club, was the ClaM A winner Sat-
urday in the initial race of BCYC's Angelman Se-
ries for Performance Handicap Racing Fleet yachts.
Fifty-six boats in three classes turned out for
the event which was a race around the buoys in the
ocean. Class B winner was Stress Breaker, co-
skippered bf Jack and J:k'uce Larson •. .H(.;YC), and
the Class C winner was Scotch Mist. Don Anderson,
Balboa Yacht Club.
Trophy winners in each class:
Geoff Bodine, st.artingJ rom the No. 1 spot in
both races on the Martinsville Speedway, finished
fourth in the Sportsman event but was never a
factor aft.er the early part of the Modified race.
Davis chills Angels
State was .the low point skipper in the A diviaion Wilson, K'.Hvc. ' '
• with ~5-~mta and 49en ~te Kurt Miller was PHRF-B -1. Hurricane Gulch, Steve Jost,
the DiVlSlOJ?-B low scorer with 22. CBYC; 2. Conaensus, Partridge-Richards, LA YC; 3.
CLASS A -1. Temerity; 2. No Name, Richard
Schlesinger, SSYC; 3. Pele, Jim Emmi, BCYC.
CLASS B -1. Stresa Breaker; 2. Mariposa,
Dick Hayden, BCYC; 3. Flying Circus, Nick Tol-
man, BYC.
SCOTTSDALE, Ari;t. (AP) -Rookie outfiel-
der Chili Davis knocked in three runs with a two-
run homer and a single, lifting the San Francisco
Giants to a 7-2 exhibition baseball victory over the
Angels Sunday.
Doug Deances' two-run homer after a single
by Bobby Grich had given the Angela a 2-1 lead in
the fifth before the Giants rallied for four runs on .
five straight singles and a sacrifice fl y in the bottom
of the sixth.
,,
In Senes IV Peter Draanin of USC was the Wiley Coyote Messinger-Rosen~~ KHYC
low-point A skipper with 21 points and Rua SU-PHRF-C '-1. Windy, Don 1'U~hae11S, ABYC;
vestri was the low-point B ~rer, also with 21. 2. Excalibur, Al Jones, WCYC; 3. Rorch, Al Gea-
Top five ICOttl'S in Series ID -1. Long Beach ring, CBYC.
State, 38; 2. USC, 91; 3. Orange Cout College, 96; 4. MORC -1. Restle11, A.G. Kading, Capo BYC;
UC Irvine, 99; 5. UC Santa Barbara, 106. 2. Triple Crown, Marshall-Bates-Ray, NHYC; 3.
SERIES IV -1. USC, 42; 2. ~tantord, 53; 3. Fast Lane, Shadden-Coleman, LBYC.
Long Beach State, 58; 4. UC San Diego, 90; 5. UCI PHRF (Todd Pacific) -1. Quicksilver, Bob
95. . . Newsome, LA YC; 2. Tomara, Tom and Doug Jor-Standin~a af~er four series: 1. Long Beach ~nsen, LA YC; 3. Ribbit, Hambrick-Infelise, State, USC tied with 5 points; 3. occ. 12; 4. UCL YC
1~ .
No surprises here UCI settles I or tie
CLASS C -1. Scot.ch Mist· 2. Aloha Il, Glenn
Reed, SS YC; a. lilueberry MUffin, Karen Mason,
BCYC.
Prindle-l 6s scheduled
The 9th annual Prindle-16 catamaran cham-
pionship regatta will be held in Ocean City.-,.,d.,
from Sept. 19 through 25. Regatta headquarters
will be at the Holiday Inn ocean front resort.
Chesapeake Catamaran of Antlapoljs and
Ocean City Saila will join forces with the Prindle
Class Ateociation to coordinate the event. Partici-
One-out singles by Jeff Leonard and Jeff
Ransom triggered the rally off loeer Angel Moreno.
Johnnie LeMaster, pinch-batter Jim WohUord and
Davis followed with run-scoring singles and Duane
Kuiper added a sacrifice fly.
Davis, the Giants' hottest hitter this spring,
belted a two-run homer off Don Aase in the ninth.
The victory gave the Giants a 6-10 record. The
Angels iU"e 9-9. Dan Schaueder was the winner,
improving his record to 3-1.
GAIR D MMC IS .OIM& PLACES
.... J Ate SO CAM YOU! 08:.':' ... ~ .. T.:: LOS ANGELES -Moderate winds and
smooth aeaa provided lltUe excitement and no sur-
prl1e1 in the fourth race of Loa Angeles Yacht
Club'• ocean racing aeries for the Whitney, L.A.
Times, Little Whitney and Todd Pacific trophies.
Rain kept UC Irvine's McPher son and Rob pation ia expected from throughout the U.S. as well
ten n i a team f r om a Nelson. as Canada, Europe and Thailand. A large contingent
chance at capturing its Quade stopped Utah from Orange County la expected as this is where the
Anteater Invitational All-American Jeff Rob-Prindle Cats are manufactured. ~~;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;~;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Sunda~. but it didn't bins for hia sixth straight The third running of the Prindle-18 national h ~ ~ • vour
The International Offshore Rule ra~!" the Whitney Series, and the Performance . p
Racin1 Fleet, competing for ~e Times Trophy,
sailed a coune frOm Los Angeles Harbor around'
Santa Berbara Ia1and and return.
The Midget Ocean Racine C1ua (MORC) sai-
ling for the Little Whitney ~&by, and the PHRF
yacnta aallbur in the Todd P . aeries aa.lled from
Los Angelell ltarbor to Eagle Rocle, Catalina Island. a.. wi.nnen: I IOR-A -1. Brisa, Choate-Meine. LA YC; 2.
atop the unbeaten streak match victory, McPher-championships ia scheduled to commence Oct. 31 11
aa the Anteaters settled aon was an easy winner and run through Nov. 6 at Fort Myers Beach, na. Professional
for a 3-3 standoff with and Nelson. following • Lani Kai Ialand Retort will be the headquarten. Ft · t
the University of Utah at 40-minute rain delay. John C. Glover & Co. of Fairhope, Ala.; Wheeland R.ORST OflS
the UCI courts in the picked up the point ne-Keel. Fort Myera, and Fort Myen Sailina Club will 2915 Red Hill Avenue
championship finals. ceuary to guarantee a co-spc>D10r the regatta alone with the Prindle >..-Stone Mill Business Park A-108 Costa Mesa
The Ant.eaten upped tie. aociation.
their overall record to Doubles play began, The Prindle nationals ere preceded by· qualifi-20-9~ l and extended but was stopped when cation aeries held in the seven major areas where
their unbeeten streak to more rain came to wash the clue haa been moet active -Calltornla, Ari-
12 behind the 1h:~gle1 out the balance of the zona, Florida, Florida Panhandle, Otµo/Michlgan,
play of Eric Quade, F.d r-in_vi_ta_tl_o_nal_. _____ Tex.aa and Kanau/Oklahoma.
Rose back in swing ~Ill ~~,·ll DI 111 DI Ill~
For Backache, Stiff Neck,
Constructioo
~ available at
•·
CLEA.tlWA'l'Ek, Fla. (APl. -I\
taMa Pete !be only a few swinp to aet beck into the awing of thinp.
Boee injured bi1 beck Feb. 20 whlle enytnc tenni11n OnclnMU. He haa underlOlnl treatment ever since
for beck mwde ..--.
Spinal Problems & Streaa.
Neweet Moat Modern
Technique of Self Help
Heritage. Bank. ..~
'
ac.., the PhilMlelphia Phillies' atar
sidelined with a back Injury tbla
lllrin& stepped up to the plate for the
flrat Ume.fn _a 1ame Saturday and
prampdy llnlled·
The NauaOal Leacue'• all-time blt
leader added another atnale a few lnnillflt lat.er ._m.t the Loil An8i. Dodlin and eY9ll stole a t-wfdl a
~ bMd-fln& tUde.
The .0-1W'-ald ftnt 'DI ;wa left
tbt ~ .,_ tbe fourth ~ ..
......, and law-'td he felt no plln
tram .. --.. mmcle Injury. -nae ,....... la .... bllCk tMt Wl!llt
down !;land ... but diat'• .. " liilil: ...,.. ~. thre 110W II . 1 ~ iiet-.... It
.,.. .... But that loca• It la OM
.,.. and I can 1•• tbe lnatment
........ t
--
-
The pain appeared to le11en u a
result of eleciric lmpul8e treatmenta
and Rem Wll able to pnctiae for the
pMt ftek to prepare for the aprtna
debut..
ROie said he lt11l felt a little eore.
~. "But that'• from the trmtlnent I
pt every claJ. It wm;cway. I'll came to dw bial1park wery day
and Ill 1111 U.tmlntl," -'cl..
He eddtd thet "it dolm't hurt me to
nm. awl .. or artve. rm ready to .._ _ P!9Jtrw. I think whllt <M-·
.. °ht) Ccirnlil wanted to ... maM
Wll the dlw."
Why did b• &all• a chance cm di· Ybf only know one .., to p&aJ and
wt•1 tie way I'm IOilll 10 ;laJ,'' ..... ,
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11c11•11 ffll lllllJ m l111uli•
A~~"i Clll for Fdlr Ill tlOI
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N8A
WHTERN CONHMNCE
PecNlcDI~ W L l'cL 08 Laken 48 23 878 Seetlle 48 24 .857
Golden Sl•te 311 32 5411 Phoenl• 38 32 543 POr111lld 35 35 500
San Olego 11 55 225
Mldw"tDIYi.loft
San Antonio « 27 .810
Denver 40 30 571
~on 40 32 556
KensN City 25 48 .352
Dallas 24 4 7 338
Vlei\ 19 52 268
EASTERN COHFEMNCI! Atlantic Dl•IMclft SS 16 775
49 21 700
38 34 514
38 38 500
30 4, 423
Central OMalon
•·MllWaukee 48 23 878
All.nla 35 35 500
Detroit 34 37 479
lndl.nl 32 39 45 t Chicago 29 41 414
Cre..et.nd 15 SS 214
•-dlr\Ched division 110e
y-clinc:hed playoff 9'>041 811ndey'•k -Lak.,. 118. K._ Clly t t 1
PhtlacMlp/1111 118. Botton 98
ln<li•n• 102. Chlc8QO tO t
HOllSton 94. GOl<!en State 92
Suttle 109. Portlanel 10 t
New Jersey t 13, N-Yoo t06
WaShlngton 104. Cleveland 101
Phil-Ip!\ .. 118. Boston 98
ln<11an• t 02, Chlc8QO I 0 t
Tonlehl'• a-
Plloenl• at Utlh
TllHday'aO-San Diego at Lall.,• . n
1noi.n• at N-York n Oelroot at Wuhlngton. n
Ph1lao.ll)fl .. at Mllwauk•, n
Golden Stata 11 San Antonio. n
Allanla at CNcago. n
DallU al HOuston. n
Seattle at Oenvet. n
Kansu Cny •• Portlanel. n
t'lt
9
9V.
12'-t
32
31't
41'1
tll
20 25
5'1t
18'/t tllV.
25
12'/t 14
t8 t8'1t
32'1t
Laker9 116, Kings 111
LOS ANGEL.El -Wiikes 24, RMnbot
12, Ab<lul-Jabbar t8. Nixon 6. E. John·
son 14 McAdoo 30. Cooc>et 6. Landa.-
befQet 2. Jo<d.n 2. Bt-2 Totall 44
28-40 , 18
KANSAS CITY King S. Loder 6,
FOfd t t, Woo<laon 24 S JoMIOn 28, E
John50f'I 2, R Jonnson 8. Gruntekl 13,
Drew 16 To1a11 44 22·32 111.
~bfo-ten Los Angeles 27 32 35 22-t t6 KantH City 23 33 29 26-t t t
Th<•-poW>I goals 0<-Total lou19 Lot Ang9M 3 t Kantu City 32 A -
9,521
NHL
CAMP9ELL CONFEllENCI!
Smythe Otrillon
•·Edmonton
y· Vancouver
y-Calgary
y·Klflea
Colo< ado
W L T Gf GA Ptl
46 17 15 408 291 107
28 33 16 273 278 72
27 33 17 315 337 71
24 37 15 302 342 63
17 48 12 234 348 46
Nome OMeklft
•-MtnrHISOla 36 21 20 333 275 92
y·W1on1peg 32 30 14 307 318 78
y·S1 LOUIS 30 39 8 303 337 1111
y-Choc:.tg0 28 37 12 320 352 1111
Toronto 20 41 t8 290 382 56 Oetroo1 20 46 t 2 265 345 52
WAL.El CONFERENCE
Patttcll OIYlelon •·NY 191~ 52 15 9 387 234 t 13
y-NY Rangers 38 25 13 301 288 89
y-PhH&delphla 37 30 tO 312 303 84
y·Pitltburgll 29 38 12 292 32t 70
w at111ng1on 24 4 1 12 306 329 eo
Adams 01¥191oft
•·MonlrNl 44 15 t7 344 210 105
y-Botton 41 26 10 30e 271 92
y·Bullato 37 25 t5 292 258 89
y-Oueb«: 31 29 t8 333 327 78
H111110fd 2 t 38 17 254 330 59
a-cllnclled llrSI pl-in division.
y-cfinclled playoll IPOll ......... ._...
Edmonton 8. IC!nee 2
vancou-5, Winnipeg o
St LOiiis 8. °'ICIOO 3
Oetroot 8. T0<on10 4
Minnesota 5. Harlt0<d 2 Phlladelphle 3. NY Rangws I
Pilltbutr. 8 Walh!ngton 5 BuHllO , Boc1on 5
TonJght'aO-
NY lalandefs •I NY ~
Tlollldet'•O-Klnfl at Calgary. n Butlalo al Ouebec, n
Hartford al Montreal, n
Winnipeg at MinneeOla. n
T Ofonlo •I SL Lou1a. n
Ollets 11 Kings 2 Sc«e br ........ Edmonton 4 1 t-8
LOI Angela 0 1 t -2
F1rwt .....
1 Edmonlon. Meuler 47 (FOQollnl.
14. 2 Edmonton.~ 37 (°'9lzlly,
Hunlet). 3 28: 4 Edmonton, Anci..-
38 (s.mentio. Coftey). 10:51. PenalUea
-Bonar. LA. 2:05; Well1. LA, 4:11;
Semen-o. Edm, double·mlnor, 11:23: ~~lln, Edm. 12:44; Lariviere, Edm.
SCOREBOARD
J '-' •·· ... --
r ~ ~ Angel, Dodger Schedules ¥~ 'I
" '• Angela on R•dlo KMPC (710) Angela on TV Ch•nnel 5 ,, . Dodgeflt on A•dlo KABC (790) Dodgers on TV Ch•nnel 11 ·-ft-, I I
Sunday Monday Tueaday Wedne8day Thur8day Friday Saturday
I Aprll 2 .... -3
• Angels at Dodt•n, 7·35 Angels al Dodttu. 7 05
4 5 e 7 8 9 10
Dodgers al Anc•. l ·Alll• at Oakland, 7:35 •Anctk at Oakland, 7:35 Anc• at Oakland, 7:35 Anc• al Twins. 5:35 • qels al Twins. 11·1 s
Giants at Dodctn, l :05 Giants at Dodcen, 7:35 Padres at Oodaen. 7:35 Padres al Dod1en , 1:20
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 ·Alll• at twins, 11:1:> •Oodaen at Aslros. 5·35 Sattle at Alll•. 7:30 Seattle 11 AllC•, 7:30 Seattle at AllC•, 7:30 •Twins at Ancels. 1:~0 Twins al q eh, 7 Padres at Dodten. l :05 •Dodcen at Astros, 5:35 •Dldctn at Astros, 5:35 DMsen at Padres, 7:05 Dodrer1 at Padres. 7·05 •Dodten al Padres, 7 05
" -18 19 20 21 22 23 24
Twins al Ancels. 1 •Ancels at Seattle, 7:35 ·Alll• at Suttle, 7:35 ...-at Seattle, 7:35 Oakland at Ancets. /'30 Oakland al qels, I
•Dod&en at Padres. 1 :05 Astros al Dod&en, 7·35 Astros at Dldctn. 7:35 Astros at DIMlcen. 7:35 •Dod&en at Grants. 7:35 ·Dodten at Giants, 7.35
25
Oakland al Al!lets, l
• Dod1ers at Giants, I :05
I..
S.Coftd~
5 Loa Angella. M Murpfly 4 (Nlchob,
Evant). 7 t2; 8 Ednlonton. ~ 48
(Lumle'fl ll:tll Penalties -t.rlvlefe. Edm, t I 40; Samanko. Edm. t4 18· Kelly. LA. 151>1
ll*d PMocl
7 Edmooton, Gretzky 92 (Andetaon).
I 50, 8 Loa AnQelft. 8onM 12 (Hatdy).
17 t6. Pena1tlt1 -Lumley, Edm,
major.minor, 1;20; Kelly, LA, t 20;
Botchman, Edm. 2 52, Lumley, Edm,
16 17. Kelly, LA. 17'04
Sholl on goal -Edmonton
t 1· t"-12-37 Lot AngeleS t"-6-9-29
Goallell -Edmonton, Fullr Loa An·
geles. Keant, Blake. A -18,005.
~ . . " .
MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL
ExMbfflon ae.ndlnas
AIENCAM L.EAGU<
~
Teas
TOfonlo
Cllbgo
Balumore
A ....
KanMS Ctly
MllwaukM
Oaklanel
Detroit
M""->ta BOiton
S..ttle NewYorlt
W L Pct.
12 8 867
12 7 832
13 8 6111
tO 9 52t tl tO 524
9 9 .500 8 9 471
7 9 438
7 9 438 8 12 400
7 t2 368 7 13 350
5 10 333
8 14 300
NATIONAL LEAGU« w L l'ct.
Atl1t1la t5 8 7 t4
Pi111burgh t3 6 684
San OiflgO t 1 8 84 7
CllicagO tO 8 558
St LOI.Ila tO 8 .556
Clnclnnatl 10 II 526
Montreal tO 10 500 OocleWS 9 9 500
PMadelpllia II 9 500
New Yor1' 7 10 412
Houlton 6 9 .400 San Ftanclllco 6 10 3 7 5
Tode1'• 0.-Mrnn.ota .... OocleWS at Vwo Beach B.illmor• vs Allanla al Well P•lm
Beecll
Montreal vs. T0<on10 at Dunedin, Fla.
Plllladelphla vs. c111cago ('ALI 11
Sanlaola. Fla Oelroll v1. Bolton at Winter Haven.
Fla San Franci9CO va. Mllweult• at Sun
Clty ,
San Olego vs Sea1tle 11 Tempe.
Oaldand vs. Ql-oc> (NL) at Mesa ~ vs. CieYeland al Tucaon Pilt1burgh vs New Y0<11 (NL) al St
....... g .• Aa.
Hou.ton vs. ~•II at Temoa
,....,..a.-
A111••• "'· Chicago (N) at Mesa. 3
pm New Y0<11 (AL) n . Dode«• at Vero
Beecll Plttsburgll vs SI. LOiiis at SI. Petera.-
burg Blllllmore ve. Phlladelptlla al Claar·
.. 1 •• Fla
Montreel (SS) va. Toronto at Dunedin,
Fla.
New York (NL) va. Detroit at laltaland,
Fla
Cincinnati va. Kansai Clly al Fort
Myer9. Fla. 801to11 va. Ctllcego (Al.) at Saraeota.
Fla Mlnne101a 1ra. Te••• 11 Pompano
Beed\, AL
MontrMI (SS) va. Unlwnlty of M11rn1
at Coral Gablea, Fla.
Seattle "8. 8an Ffandllco 11 Scott ..
dale. Ariz. San Oteoo .... Oekland •• Phoenlll .......... .,._ Clewland at Tucaon
26 27 28 29
Ancets at Yankees. 5
Pt11lhes at Dod&en. 7:35
Anc• at Yankees, 5 Anc• at Yankees. 5 Ancels at Onolu, 4:30
Pll11tres at Dodcen, 7:35 P111H1ts at Dodcen. 7:35 Expos at Dodcen, 7:35
LIMSCOl'ff Also raced Cailnda, Miu Maun• Liu. a..nta 7, .,_.. 2 Added Pl<uure. Ooonable. Oelieate G,_
(al lcottedete) Time 1 18 216
CalllOfnla 000 020 000-2 6 2 -
San Frandaco001 004 02x-7 11 I • 1~ !UCL t -1116 mile
A Moreno. AH • (6) and Ferguson. Halamoto (Culanedll 8 40 3 40 2 60
Schatzedtr. Minton (7), Barr (91 and Th• Hague (T0<0) 8 00 4 00
May. Ran-., (5~ W -Schalnder L Young 0..tr~ (Plnc;ay) 5.00
A. Mo<eno HRa -Calllornia. OeCtncet AllO raced Seventh Dwarf. Prince 01 '>•n Franci.co. Oavi1. Nole. SalH Goal, BrHk And Try. Bold Metae, Y...--J Toondar, Publlc SpHker, Eerly M11ter.
( .. Fen laoldenWa) T~.
New York (N) 000 003 10-4 11 O Time· 1 43 116.
New York (A) 201 000 Oll-3 6 0
Scoll. Oro1co (5). Allen (7) and f1FTif RACI. One Mile
Steema. Jolln. Davia C7l and Cerone. W Gesllea (Oelahouuayel 5.80 4 00 3.00
-Orosco L -Oavi1 HRt -Mall Hatd To LM (Ollvatlll 8 40 5 •O
Rajslcll Y8'11t-Murnpllrey. . Mall•'• TIYWn (S•-• 4 60 llf-7, Reda 2 AllO raced Prior Approval, Something
(at W•t ,....,. llMch) Oaring. P Vlk, SuslOW. Pli'1 Prince Al
Ctnelnnatl 200 000 000-2 7 O T1tnt 1 35 315
Atlanla Ott 000 06x-7 9 2 '5EXACTA (2·8)~$tl850
Berenyl. Bonllam (6) end Van Gorder·
Mahler. Walk (81 and Benedict w _: SUCTH flACI. 8 lurlOngt
W... L -Bonllam F.,,... i.-(Sllmkr/ • eG 3 00 2 00 ~ 1, OrtolH 1 Collett Maid (Gt.lerfl 3 20 2 80
(at llllltlml) Jena G (Ohw111 3 20
Tnu 000 lOO 000-t 5 t Also raced Bankrupt Sue, Windy O C Ba111rn«a 100 000 000-t 4 O T erresto'1 Pazau. COi.intesa Cebrl"o. Hazel
Bulcher, Corner (8), Matlack (71 and Stitt
Sundbero. B John-. (7). 0. Mlll11nU. Time 1 tO
Ramirez (t) end Dempsey. ClllM 5, i111er1nera 4 lllEWNTH RACE. t t/18 mtle {al .... , _$unlhlnl S-o (McCrm)t t 80 5 80 2 80
S..llle 000 001 111-4 t2 2 A Run (Guerra1 4 20 2 20
Cllloego (N) 120 0 10 tOx-5 8 t Rock Softly (OelMouaslye) 2 20
e..111e. Vandert>erge (71 and El9lan Also raced Ba1tan11. City Born. Romeo
Larson. Ripley (8). Segelka (7), C8ITIPbefl Romani. Panchlcuy. Bullalo Hart
(9) and Morel•nd W -Lu1on L -Time t 4 t 115
BNllMI HR -Chicago. Bucltner
........ lndlaM4
(atTucaon)
San Olego 000 015 ~ 12 1
Cleveland 000 000 400-4 8 1 Elchetberoer, Tellman (7), Boone (9)
and Gwosdz. Denny. MarllMz 8. SplM.-
9 and HMMY W -Elcllelbetger L -
Denny llrew-7,A'a1
(at""°8nl•I Mlfwaul\• 010 000 006-7 16 t
Oaldand 000 000 100-1 3 1
Vucltovlch. PllTOll (I~ and Simmons.
Schroeder (II); Langford, 8-d (81 an<I
HN lh, Newman (7), W -PattOll L -
Bewd
Cotleg• Scores
aCaA
f>ec>p«dlne t4, Loyolll·Marymounl 10
"8dflc·10
Arttona s1 10. use 4
NCNl-conf91'-
H awe II 2, CS Fullerlon t
Comell 8·2. San 01eO<> St 8-3
An1ona 5. Clll,.. AH·llart 4 TOURNAMRNTS
SWIU.. Lawle & Clark 10, USIU 0 (5 1nnlng1.
tG-run rule) (Champl0n1hip)
'aante Anita
SIJNDAY'S MISULTa
(-.ti .. ..., ......... ,... -*'el
F'IRaT flACI. 8'1t lutlong1.
WM.I Reb (HaWley) 0.20 !I 40 3 40
Solltarlo (Torol t5 20 7 20
Briglltwell (Plnc:ey) 3 00
Al10 raced: JudgH Folly, Annl11 l ark,
Rodly L.ancMt1. Soy R.y, Bulldog Prenllc•.
Carnlt11, Jade Ring, Haro1d·1 Oynamll•.
Anotllet Tout
Time: 1.18.
HCOMD AAC.. 8 lur1ong1
Batten Poellet (Zooll) 25.20 7 .20 4.80 \/lfdng Hutti« (Othaaeye) 3 20 2 eG
Go Tell Bonnie (Upham) 3 80 Alao raced. Orum Orum. Saml, Sam·•
Cornet. C-1•. Ooc10f 0.1
Time: t.09 415. II DAILY DOUeLI (5-11 paid St 15.00.
TI-.> ""c•. 8 ~ luflonOI. 8llaaful MOt!*ll (Hawley) 2f.80 t t .00 8.80
T!'\191 U. (Btacll) 1.00 5 00
Castilla (Mc:Canon) 3 20
ta PICK SIX ( t-3-8·2·2-8) peid $84,843 40 to 3 winners (II• horses). $2 Pick SI• con·
aolatk>n paid $593 20 with t"3 wtn.-s (11¥9
llOr-1
EIGHTI4 llACL 1•,, miles on lurl
Plffaun (Plncay) S 40 II 80
ExptOde<I (Siblllel 5 40 8.80 JOlln Henry (Shoemeltet)
Aleo raced Tiie Bwt. L.anarklan<I
Time 2 24 11 D ACTA (1·3) paid $22 00
NINTH RACE. 1116 rntle
Ot.11
oul
Ot.11
RasJa1 Falcon ( 011111yel 3 80 2 80 2 20 llbwlon (Mc:Carronl 3 40 2 4('
Strtka 11 Big (Valenzuetal 2 80
Alto raced Guarantee, Mulll, Summit Run. Paraon·1 Laadet. °'8IK1
Time t 41 •15
II UACTA (t-61paid'3250.
Al1end.,_ -59,2U
CUOf9 Cup (at fllllen, tt.fr) Slftt ... f'1nale
Gt.liltermo Vllu def. Jimmy Connors. 6-3, 6-3 (Vil .. wine $70,000~ OOlltJlee ,.,....
Haln1 Guntherdl·Petar McNamara
del Marll Edmondaon·Sllerwood S1e-
w1tl. 7·6, 7·8 (Gunthardt·McNamara
Illar• $21,0001
Women's toumam.nt ~-.:== Sylvia Hanlka def Matlin• Navr•tl·
lova. 1-0, 6-3. 8-4 (Hanlka wins SlOO.,
000. NavratllQVa llltllM ~.UUU). ........ ~ ......
Weocty Turnbull def. Anne Smtih, &-1.
6-0 (Turnbull wW18 S30.000, Stnllh WINI
$22,000).
ANTU-r.~=notW.
(el UC lrWM) F1nt ......
UC .,..... I, Utatl I
H~ (Utlh)~Snyder, 4-41, S.1,
8-1, Ou*'-(UCI) 6'1. Robb1M. 6-0, M .
6-3: McPheraon (UCI) <lei. Teumu. S.2.
7·5: Ne190nJUCI) d•I Baro. 7·8, 8-7,
6-3. Heeth (1 18'1) dtlf. "-· 8-1, a.t, 8lolM (Utah) <lei. ZOiier, 8-4, &-3.
~ Cancaled, rain.
~ ......
Harvatd 5, Nort,_t LOl.lltlene 4 """' ..... Nevacs.Lu Vegu 5. Notlllern Colo-
rlldo I
9"enttl l'lece Fraeno St. 8. Hawaii 3
~Cleealc
(at......, Maed lelMd. a.c.) -•·Torn wa1--..SS4.000 Fr anlt Conner ,$32. 400
282
0 A Walt>rlng.S20. 400 m
~72·71
71-~7~·73
89-73-70-70
Bob Slleater.S 12.400 89· 7 t· 7 t· 72
Bobby Clarnplt,St2.400 70-71·72·70 Doug T ....... $12.400 116-71-7t-73 ...
Ed Sneed.Sll.350
Ctaig S1eoter .Sll.350
I Fred Covplet,$9,350
215
G~ MOfgan,se. tOO -Gery P1ayet .suoo Mike Oonald,$6,900
a.Jodie Mudd Scott Hoc:ll,$6,llOO
281 J c SnNd.$4,950
Fuzzy Zoeller .14.1150 Milt~.$4.1150 Peter Oottemuis,S4.1150
George Ardler ,$4, 950
John Mahal1ey.S4.950 -Nick Faklo,$3,372
0.vld Edwards.$3.372
George Bums.S3.372 81» Rogtn.$3,372
Bobby Wadklna.$3,372 -Bob Gllder.S2.620
Tom Purtz.er ,12 .520
Tom Jenlrone,12,085
2IO
Gibby GHberl,$2.085
Jey Cucld.$2,085
Merit Mcellmber,$2.085 Woody Bleckburn,$2,085
Larry Netlon.12.0~
7~9-68-73
69-70-71·74
611-68-7t·76
72-7t·72·70
73-69-73-71
84-75-76-71
72-74·88-74
88-72-69· 77
73-67·77·70
69-74-73-71
117·70-78-73
74-70-71·72
70-69·74-74
88-71-13-75
611·73·74·72
57-74-75-72
116-75-73-72
72-71·72·73 116-78-70-74
7t·72·73-73
71-71·70-77 69·73-77·7 t
67·74-78-71 72·70-7&-72
72-72·72-74
7~70-69-75
72..ea.-73-77
Women'• KemP9f' Open
(at ic-,:. 'Hewal)
Amy Alcott,$28,250 72-74-69-7 t
281
JoAnne Carner.S17, 150 74-70·70-73 -Nancy LOPl·Mltn.$12.250 72-75-69-74 -Myra VanHooae,$3,750 -OonN Caponl,M .562
Bet1y KlngS.8,562
293
P•t Btadley,$4.5711
JoAnn Wallam,$4,579 Sanora Haynle.$4,6 79
72.75.71.70
7&-73·70·73
78-71·77·78
73-73-73-7 4
73.74.72.74
7&-74-69-7•
30 Mey'
Ancels at Orioles. 4.30
Expos at Dod1en, I.OS .I'
Vlclu Teb0<.$4.579
Dela Eggeling,$4.579
C•rotyn Hlll.S4.5711
2IM
C.ndy Hiii. S3,097
Donna Wllila,S3,0ll 7 l0ti GerblC%.S3,097
2M Debbie M111ey.S2.695
211
Hotly Hartley,$2,432
Jeannetta Kerr .S2 ,432
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75-73·72·73
76-75-7 t-73
77·74-70-72
78-7t·71·7•
78-71-75·70
79.75.70.70
7g.74.73..a9
77.72.73.74
74·71·78-73
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Am~an Leeg111
BALTIMORE ORIOLES -Oplloned
Oen Gr.,..m, ca1cner. S10<m Oavts 1>11·
cller, ind Mark Corey. oulflelder. 10
Richmond of Ille 1n1ernahonal La~ue
ReiMMd Paul Moskau, 1>1leller
DETROIT TIGERS -Sold Al Cowens
Ot.11fNllder. 10 tha Seattle Mariner• for an undisclosed amount of cash Placed
AUfallO Lopez, pt I Cher, on 2 t ·dly dll8· bled llst Pieced RICI< Peters, Ot.11lletd9r
on 60-day emergency d1 .. ble<I Hll Re-
IUMd George C~zetlO potcl\ef
MILWAUKEE BREWERS -Sent Mike
Madden pllcller. 10 lhet< m1n0t league
camp '°' reassovnmenl NEW YORK YANKEES -Sen• Batry Evans, inllel<ler. and Ted Winborn Ot.11· 1'9kle<. to their rntnor leaQUe camp for
reua;gnment
SEA TTLE MARINERS -Signed
0.ylO<d PCl'ry. pltcller
TORONTO BLUE JAYS -Releaseo
Nino Espinosa and Juan Berenguer
l>flc;herS and Tad Coa. lnloelder
NetlOMI LMtUI ATLANTA BRAVES Opuoned Terry
Hatper Ot.llllelde< Larry Owen catCl\ef
Paul Zubella, onlleldef. and Ken Oayley pttcllet. 10 Richmond 01111e 1n1e•na11ona1
League Atlled waivers on Lu11 Gomez
1nlielder and Larry Bradl0<d and Rod<
Matula, p11c11er1 •
HOUSTON ASTROS -Traded Oa.e Roberts 1nllelder to Ille P111ladelph1a
PhllliH lot Steve Dunnegan. p11char
Asaloned Dunnegan 10 ColumbOs ol Ille
Southern League PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES -Sen1
Kelly Oown1. Joe Kerrigan and Porll Al·
1am1rano. pOchen, Jell Ultleh ano G«ry
• Wiiiard, c atchers. and Rusty Hamric.
second baseman. 10 lheir m1n0< league
cainp tor reualgnment
ST LOUIS CARDINALS -ASSlgned
Ralph Cllarella, pitcher Ketly Paris, in·
llelder. and Wlllle McGee outlieloer, 10
Louil"'He OI Ille American Assoet•lk>n
AHlgned Jose Go11n1e1. 1nlle1der, to
Arkansas ot Ille Taos League
aASl(ETIIALL
Nattonal ...... !ball Aaaoclatlon
SEATTLE SUPERSONICS -RHC· quired and ect1va1ed John Johnson
forward Placed Pllll Smith, guud. on
Ille lnjunKI list.
COUEGI!
SOUTHERN -Announced Iha , ...
lgnetlon ol Cerl Stewart. ~ead beskel·
ball coach
. Cam~l. Where a man belongs.
Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined
That Cigarene Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health.
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Ortftge Colet DAILY PILOT/Mondly, Mlt'ch 29, 1N2 Cl
.The marketplace on the Orange Coast ... 642-5678
N earlu half of till ~ti Pi1"t reGdn•
have Uled thf ckuli/Wd uctton to '*'
or sell o product.
Pl•llU-
Remodeled, 3 bdrm, 3 bath, matr bdrm wttb
ocean view $425,000. Conaider trade.
West Bay bayfront. Slips for 2 boats, re-
modeled 3 bdrm, 3 bath $1,200,000.
bocean & jetty views, Marine room, 4 bdrm,
3 bath, 3700 eq.ft. $1,385,000.
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Prime Lido Nord bayCront. 5 bdrm, 5 bath.
Lge L.R. 2 boat slips $1,500,000.
~modeled 3 bdrm, 2 bath + large rec. nn.
beam ceilings, furnished. $420,000 .
, UllA Ill.I llYFlllT
Lagoon view from 6 bdrm, 5 bath, play-
room, dark rm, den. $1,350,000!
UYllll llYE
Spectacular bayfront view 4 bdrm, 4 bath,
2 boat slips $1,900.000. .
TIES YllTIS •1111 YIHI
New French Normandy 4 bdrm. 4 bath,
guest house. pool, $795,000 .
•111111un
Coronado Isld cust. baylrof1l lot. 85! boat
dock. Plans avail. $425,000 w/terms.
BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR
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MOVE UP TO
M~WPORT ExclusTve residentia area or suc cessrul ex eculives and thei ramilies. This beautiru
and spacious 4 Bdr
home offers low interes assumable loans and i
priced at only S269,900 . CIJI now! 846-7111
THE REAL
ESTATERS
THE REAL
ESTATERS
AvaJ~~1Some
distress situations
18().9678 Ait
·~ IUff1 • -~T One story, 3 BR
"Bonita". Newly painted, carpeted,
shutters, lovely wallpapers. Perfect
for small family or retired couple.
Excellent financing. Cdmmunity pool
near b y . $2 25,000. Jan Young
642-8235 (F50)
11111 Ull Situated across from the
lake & on a greenbelt. This upper
S10ry CoVington is priced to tell. Two
master BR, eat-In kitchen. A/C, &
many additlonal upgrades. $189,900 -
Lqrraine Reid -551-8700 (F51)
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Big C.nyon McLain Condo. 3 BR, 2 ~
BA. Dlnin1 Room. El Dorado Model.
Community Pool & Tennis. SFOJRJTY
O.ted. Grftt Flnand.nc· Priced At Only
$230,000. Marilyn Twitchell'• LiaUng.
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Forever S.y & Ocean View. Built On
Oveniaed Lot ln c.orona del Mar Over-lookine China Cove. GrMt lnW!llment.
Owner WW flnanct. $1,500,000. Sharon
Collini' Liat.lnc·
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Magnifk'e.nt location o'looklnc 8th areen of
golf course. Majestic Colonial cuatom by
owner/builder, 5 bdntw, lae formal din rm,
fam rm, bllllard rm. refrigerated wine nn.
& 6 ~ ba. Marble, finest wood paneling, air
cond. +many custom features $2,150,000
including land. May tell fwiuahed .
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SCl•M-l.nS A•twen .. a..Hlailaa IOIO
..f.C~'?.~ Bdrm 2 Be tath unit on the Wld, will take 1m1 II down or trade and carry ___ _
the entire balance. -iamucno..a '150,000-bett deal on the .,._ " ..-. C4M CMrwr D•'-•
J4COIS IWTY wM "-'cma
$40,000
3 +GUEST
ALet
I acre '?t41~ 1ent1y
aloplna pantl abort di•·
tance rrom tenola It beach. Ownr hu in·
duded plans for custom
villa. 1125.000. Spec·
tacular views! MISSION REALTY
494-0731 PIOflllTY M61 3 Br 2tii or 2+ iU'st in
'7tt .-.17~ owners unit · also 2 8 .,.. ~ rental cottage. All In to
Eastsl~~ler wrll
carry at l~. 10 }'Hrs
Only 1183,500. Guest
house rented for $350. --------
--115--,-,-1-1C-~--i cood . excel location Owner will carry 'lg 2nd
Great starter ome. T.D.
Owner will consider AL NOW ONL V $200.$00
olfen. 2 Bdrms. area CAI '44·7211 Co1la M esa oei1bborhood. Loweat
priced home in the area at$l07,000. 751-3191
Call 64>9161
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Lease/Option Woodbridge, rottage 2
• bdrm. 2 ba. $149.900.
551·9559. ~..S288
Newes! Mii COii-¢ couldft 'I
be '9Sltf OI SIMltef lftJ IMIOft
,., a lortvne Of "'" tlus roly nl>Wd cott fTom the neck down of syntllttic wonled all ill one
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d1rectrons IOI Sii.ti S.14 rncl
SUS fllr llCll petter• Add
SOC nch petletn lot post.,e
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tlDEL
llY'4 low interest assuma · ble fin~ncing Rare op-portunity. Luxury Ap·
Dletoo former model. 3 lldtm 2 Ba, bright ram1ly room, hl11hly decorated thruout.
$209.000
(Uj)1!!!"°
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"'9 pettelllS 1MICll. 170 Mst Priftttd Pattern 9133: M1ws TElllFiC
$6,000 DOWN! Versaafles studio Pen thouse condo. Take over
hiah assumable loan at 11l ,r:. Owner will con·
sider late model car as down paym't. Act rast! ! !
Only S89.900. Call Jim Agt. 979-s.TTO or 962·9597
IYTHlSEA
IUYTHISE&
For nle or trade ~41 Lin· da Isle. Located on very
tip ol island. Best IC)(a· UOn and view on entire
harbor. Wlll take two 90' yachts. swim up · bar. prne room. wine cellar.
Fantastic Newport '1 finest entertainment home built for 1 movie
star. Moat romantlr
master bdrm In the ~uld · overlooking en· tire Newport Bay. Stp.
rraid qrtrs It sep guest
qrtrs. Can ~se Tut.
f.asy terms. Pnced to
sell rar below market. Bltr. 760-7292.
jacltlts, dolls, -· lllOlt! Sim I. 10. 12. 14, 16, 18, 20 l...vl~MRMlJ W. C.W. £-..... SI.SO S.. 12 ~ 34) ta• 3 r•ds l~ """'2 Find whit you want In a&. CWf mt.srM _. IS«ll '*ic. : ors er me. rm, DeilyPilotClasslf~s • ... • CUlaNc ... • sm StJS llJ _. ' 2 ba. Windsor Model In •
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NEW ART MUSEUM -This is how the Los
Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art will
look when it's completed in 1984. The model
AP Wlnlphofo
was designed by Arata Isozakl, Japanese ar"'
chitect, for his first u:s. project.
Dr.inks on the house
Court orders bar to ser ve free beer
CINCINNATI (AP) -A bar cited
for overcrowding is being ordered to
cough up a round for old timers' sake.
When Flani,gan's Landing was cited
by the Fire Department for allowing
too many people inside, Municipal
Court Judge Clayton Shea saw the
opportunity to do something for t he
Jess fortunate.
So instead of a fine, Shea ordered
the s ingles bar to provide $1,000
worth of beer to Longview State
Hospital -allowing the old folks'
Sunday afternoon ''happy hour" to
continue twice a month.
"I'm delighted," said Longview
Superintendent Thomas S . Grogan Jr.
of the decision. "Because of money
problems, we w ere going to have to
limit it (the happy hour) to once a
month."
The 5-year-old program allows pa-
tients eight ounces of beer -or four
ounces of wine -and snacks. Soft
drinks a lso are available. Usually,
about 30 of the mental institution's
138 patients attend.
The downtown bar was cited on a
Friday night in January for having
140 customers. Its capacity was 96, but
it since has expanded to accommodate
280.
"All Flanigan's is going to do is
provide beer and pretzels to old peo-
ple at Longview, on a lirnjted basis,"
S hea said. "They're s hut out tbere,
this is their social Life."
Shea was appointed in February,
1981 and is known for creative sent-
encing. H e sentenced one College
Conservatory of Music student con-
victed of drunke n driving to three
days imprisonment and four Saturday
piano concerts at Longview.
Another time, he orde,red a pizza
parlor owner involved irl a cr iminal
offense to send pizzas to a children's
convalescent center.
Shea said he learned about Long-
view's "happy hour" while acting as a
lawyer for patients.
"They had a problem getting these
old people out on the floor and mo-
ving, so they s tarte d it as a social
activity," he said.
As for Flanigan's Landing, which
pleaded' no contest to the charge, la-
wye r and part-owner Dominic P er -
rino said he was pleased even though
$1 ,000 was the maximum fine allo-
wed.
"We're happy to help out," he said.
Drivers license altered
State DMV form to have new look
SACRAMENTO (AP) -New style
drivers' licenses are being issued by
the California Department of Motor
Vehicles.
In place of the words "California
Driver License" across the top on a
white background, the single word
"California" appears on a background
of blue Lines bordered by gold. At the
top corners are the state seal and De-
partment of Motor Vehicles seal.
On the n e xt line appear the words
"Driver License" or "Identification
c8.rd" for non-drivers.
The yellow strip underneath the
top line, saying the license "must be
carried when operating a motor vehi-
cle and when applying Cor renewal,"
has been eliminated.
not list the e xpiAaion date -has
been moved downQ'line.
OMV spokesman Dave Davis said
the c hanges are needed to fit the li-
censes for an automa ted production
process that will start in the fall of
1982. Since the department orders Li-
cense fonns a year in advance, it de-
cided to start making ch anges now.
Re said the com is minor.
OMV Director Doris Alexis said the
de partment has no plans to replace
any of the 16 million old-style licenses
until the drivers need new·ones. A
new state law Jets many drivers with
safe records extend their licenses for
four years by mail.
Big league
bingo on
the way?
QUEBEX:: (AP) -A
$1-million prize to the
world's best bingo
player? Why not! says a
group of bingo suppliers
preparing to make its
dre am of a World Bingo
League come true.
C>rigene Vezina, presi-
dent of Bingo Vezina Inc.
of Montreal and Quebec
Ci!?;, said:
' There's a World
Football League, there's
a World Baseball League;
so we said: 'Why not a
World Bingo League?' "
The idea came up at a
meeting o f an informal
association of bingo sup-
1>liers from Canada and
F1orida.
Already, the promoters
have printed a logo -a
globe where the grid of
latitude and longitude
lines fom\S a bingo "card
-as well as posten, in-
formation pamphlets and
a membership card.
To be eligible to play in
the world oingo champi-
onships. a player will buy
a membership in the
World Bingo League for
$5, and the bingo hall
will have to pay a fee.
Tigers kill
90 people
NEW DELHI, India
(AP) -Man-eating ti-
gers have killed 90 pee>-'
pie in India's Khe ri'
region in four years, in-
cluding four since the
start o f 1982, officials
said.
Ashok Singh, director
of the Dudhwa National
Park 240 miles 10Utheast
of New f>elhl, aafd at
leas t three man-eaters
are at large in the area.
DEATHS
RSEWHERE
\
L08 ANGJ:U:S (AP)
-MUeW.ltl&l81,90,a
moytnc and 1torap ex-
ecutive and one of
the principal• In the
oompan1 that bean hll
name, died Wedneeday.
KALAMAZOo. M.kh.
<AP) -G•1&ave
Stamm, 92, founder of ::;~ INpline,
NEW YORK jAP) -WUUam ''SouJ Greer,
78, a drummer who
worked in the Elli.nQton
band for 80 years, ated
Tue.day.
TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) -l1or GorlD, 72, a re-
~ opera baritone, died
Wedneeday.
Lrl'TLE ROCK, Ark
(AP)-Dr ...... u .. ,, •••••• ,, 83,
teach e r of th• role o
nutrition ln health and
con1U.ltant to the Worl
Health Oraanlution
diect'Monday.
SAN FRANCISC
(AP) -Dr. Be.Jami
Praaklla Fela101•1._ 81
an allerpt and pewatrl
dan who laid hypenictl
vlty ln c h ildren w aa
caused by additives l
\heir food, died Tueeday
BARRYTOWN, N .Y
(AP) -Cllaaler A
Cllapmaa, 80, a dalr
tanner and writer wb
life was the model for
novel by Nobel Priz
winner Saul Bello w
died Monday. The nove
ARLINGTON waa "Henderson th
HEIGHTS, Ill. (AP) -Rain King."
The Rev. Carl W. Pfo· I
teallaaer, 85, whose fa · SAN DIEGO (AP) -
mily included 62 Lu-Edward Silva 71 ene oq
theran ministen in direct San Diego's beat 0knowni ·
descent from the tuna fishermen die d l
chwcll's ~ with Tuesday. He retired a
the Protestant Relonna-. year ago as execu tive
lion. dJed Wednesday. vice president of the
CALIFORNIA, N.J .
(AP) -Harriet Strate·
meyer Adami, 89, who
created many of the Nancy
Drew and H ardy B oys
mystery books, died Sat·
urday.
STORRS, Conn. (AP) -
E dmund C. Rice, 72, ai
radJo and television writer,
produrer and commentator,
died Sunday.
VEBEY, Switzerland
(AP) -Jua Vfllara, 86,.
Swiss poet and songwriter'
whose peeudonym "Gilles"'
was a trademark of popu-·
Jar entertainment ln Fran·i
ce a nd Switzerland, died· Friday.
IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP>
-Yaa Wal Woa1, 67, the
state's first virologilt and an
authority on the viral dis-
ease encephalitis, died Fri-
day.
PARKERSBURG, W.Va.
(AP) -Herbert S. Btre-
maa, 81, a fonner federal
llt>peala court judge and
srand-nepbew of West.
Virginia's flnt governor,
died Friday.
HAMPTON, N.H. (AP)
-CadaerlH A. Duley, 87,
honorary chairwoman of
the board of Dunfey Ho~ls
-the company ahe started
with her eight sons, died
Thursday.
LEVIT'l'OWN, N.Y. (AP)
I-Hal Terkel, 64, award-
winnlng producer of CBS
radio's World News Roun-
dup for over 17 years, died
Frid9. --
LONDON (AP) -Dr.
Helena .Wright, 94, a
pioneer of birth control
in Britain. died Sunday
CARLSBAD (AP) -
Carl William Sclloou,
73, publisher of the Palm
Sprines Desert Sun 15
yelll"S, died Thursday.
American Tunaboat As,
sociation, which he h el-:
ped found.
TICONDEROGA ,
N.Y. (AP) -L. Judson
Morbou..se, 68, the dri-
v ing force behind the
state's Republican Party
in the 1950s and an early
supporter of Nelson A .
Rockefeller, died S un-
day.
flCTITIOUI .,._ ..
HAlllllTATDmNT
Tiie followlnt ~ -dolllQ bUai---
-.. '1C1'T'10UI -AMERICAN TELEPHONE SUPPLY ...... .,.,,_,.. CORPORATION 0' SOUTHERN CALI· Tiie IOllOWlng panonit -doing bu.._
FOflHIA. 2915 Aed tW A-.~ -• "G", S.Ulle !OS. Coete ....... Cellfornle OOlOEN STAR QUALITY C:lf.A• t21M HlffO. 6 llM A Weet 1• 841-. ...... ""6.
T-'9P11one Educ:at!Ofl Allelyll I •nd CA 9270$.
Mell\ods Comp.tny, tnccwPOr.-cl. • -GOl.DEN GIRL EHT£APR18E8. INC , Jau~ ccwpore1io... 97 All• Vteta Of .... • ~ ooq>OtMlof\. 6134 A w.i 114 ~ -...,_ 07456 Sl!tet. 8erU Atta. CA 92103
Thie -.. 4*ldUCMCI br • ccwpo. TNa bUllr.-le eondudld br • -~
i911on ,.,*' T~ Eduea!lon Anlll)otile ~ Glt1 ~Inc.
and Mal-~. 1nC Eve M Cler1i, -Fr.,. J Fellz, Pr-6denl Thia 1111emen1 wu lll•d •1111 lh• Thi• 1111emen1 wu llled wltll Iha County Clerli of °""lie eo..nty on Ma-di
Counly Clwl< OI Or81>ge County on M•dl tt, t .. 2.
28. 1882. LAW OfftCel M OC*ALD r. MmLIOM. ,,.., ..-.... .. '-......... ..., -........ ~ ... ,,,. 4tl0 lllcAl1hw ...... Leo.-.,...., CA_,. ................ c..-,_
(714) ~ Publlahed Orenge Coeat Dally Pilol, Pubfllllad Ortr111• Co••' Delly Pllnt Merell 22. 29. AP!'• s. 12, 19121337-12
Mardi 211. Apll 6 f2, "· 1812 1431-12 -----------
FOGG IA, Italy (AP) I MJC 1111(
-Cardinal Perlcle F e-MOno1 o.,.,..,.,.... aAU
Ucl, 70, Vatican expert in I AC~:r.. T'::.":.. ~.=.,
c hurch law, died Mon-n.e~--ledOlno-VAL BAH CORP u duty •Pt><>lftt.a
d .. Tru1IM unde< Ill• IOllOWl"9 ~ecrlb• ay. AOUATRONIX, 31:1 ENI 22nd Strwt, dMd of llual Will SELL AT PU ll Co.le ""-~ ~7 AUCT!Otf TO THE HIGME.8T lllOOEA N E W Y 0 R K ( AP ) Jeroalev Jlrovec. 313 Eut Und CASH [peyeble 11 time ot Mle In lawfu $11... C-. ""-Cei40tn1e 92827 mon.y ol Ille United SIM•) II l1glll. Edward F itzgerald, 89, 1111i nu1me11 11 c0flduc:1eo by an In· and lnMreat _,Wloed 10 _,now !Mid
whose living-room dis-dMduel ~oe1av .Jlfovec :::.:::,::0 =..:::,_ "'uw "'·
cussions with his wife Tllll ll•t•m•nt ... lll•CI wltll Ill• TRUSTOR DOUGLAS M. MAR ,.. __ Cletli 01 o.-County on M9ldl SHA.ll _, &OffNIE F MA~U...
Pegeen were broadcast M.19'2 -...... -.o -w11e live as ''Th e Fitzgeralds" ,,_ BENEFICIARY VALIEHCIA BANI(,
WOR rad• f Publlalled Orenge CDUI Oally Pilot. Celdofnla ~~ on io or more Maid> n Acwtl s. 12. "· 1e.a 14:za.12 AecGtded ......-·-2. 1110 • 1M1r
than 40 yea rs, die d · ~~'::::.!::;.~.;:~
Monday W Illa orde< 01 Or•no:c,5 .. 10 d..a o
• 111111 --the Ot-'Y ...,._ DI
SAN FRANCISCO
(AP) -Restaurant critic
Robert Barna Read, 65,
w h ose book on San
Francisco eateries ope-
ned new doors for tens of
thousands, died.
SOUTH LAKE TA-
HOE CAP) -Psych ia-
trist Walter Rapaport,
86, Cal iforn ia mental
health director for four
years in the 1950s, died
Friday.
BOSTON (AP) -
Bishop Mark I. Lipa, 62,
s piritual leader of the
Albanian Orthodox
Church in the United
States, died Tuesday.
MOSCOW (AP) -
Marietta S. Slaa1bayan,
93, a Soviet novelist wh
was active in Russian li
te r ature since the firs
decade of the century
died.
ACm10U9 ._.. PARCEi. I ~ ITAl'lmMT LOI 32 ol TrlCI Ho 9511. In the qty TM lollowlf>O pet-... Oolng 1>1191-.._, 8-:11. County ol Orenoe. Stet
--ol ~lornle. -per mep ,_.,..,Ill SACO. lTO. 3 Upcler .._, ...... 407, Pee•• 7 IO 12 lncluolV9. M~ll• Dtl .. , Suite 200, Newporl Beecll. CA -"'-· In IN ollloe ol Ille
•:zteO Rec:ordet "' -County AAHOAll F. GEDOU. Truat .. uftder PARCEL 2. Ill• Rendell F. Oeddu Tru11. d•l•d e-ite • --ta .,. -1111111. a UPI*' __ , Pleu Dttw. llC:Vletly .. , ICWlll kl Ille Atllete enlllleO
8'A'9 200. Hawport 8-:ft, CA t2teO •• .,_. •• OI IN OecW9lloll ol
DENNIS W HARWOOO, TruM .. .,,.. ll\lftla. Cond1tlon1 and "'-~ ree Cler Ill• Wiii or ••th E. H9fWOOd, HO -~ded In boOll 12305. Peve 746,
H4oWporl cetlt« om... Sult• aoo . .._, .. ecord1. II/Id r--m book 12311 8-fl. CA t2teO paga 327. Olfk:la.t Rac:orda. ullCI« Ill
OEHHIS W HAAWOOO, T,.... .,,.. Sacllon ._. In IUCll #1IC:le ., o.a.ret1on o1 r.-. d9taCI 7f26n 2. u 1_, ·~end 0u11M. u1Nt1
5SO N.-por1 Center Drlwa, Sull• 100, enG Cebl8 T ", ··~, Sett H4oWporl 8-lll CA 92MO. mant end Enu,,__,t ... "Community JOHN e HEFFERNAN, 3 Upper FadNllM e-11" .• :·Prlvel• S\f -...... °""" s..rie 200 ..___ lanclllclpe ....,..,_ • -W:-C:A t2teO • . .............. c-my ,_..
THOMAS A HEFFEANAN. T,_ o1 PAACa 3. tM TllOnlu end Clelr• Heffernen U'llllg E•Hmenta over Ill• 1011 own•d b Truat Cleled Ju11a 22, 1981, :l Uppar "Subiect Owners'" lor U. ..._ OI ea *""°" Pl9z:e DtM. s.M 200. ~ wc:lei>g Ille rtgM OI ~ -• 8-:ft, CA t2teO "Elltcwc>ng o-·· .. euct> 1wma.1ot
A08ERT E. HEFFERNAN, 3 Uppat --rlgMa-onor• .... ~ Hawport Plaze Drtw, S11i1e 200, Hewpot1 defined --.tbed In Ille ._,Ot\'I LOI 8-fl. CA t2teO Decletetlon r-ded Ill -12306. PATRICK J. HEFFERNAN, 3 Ullll9f 114, OfllcUI Aeoorda *-POrt Pima o.M. Sulla 200, __, EXCEPT Tl<EREFAOM al Oil. ,_
8-:ft CA t2te0 •ala end OI-llyclrocatbone, -a eiAHICf a. HEFl'ERHAH, Trwt" o1 deplll of 500 '"'· w1111ou1 tlle right or
111e TllomAla E. Hatfernet1 T•t-tary ...,._ entty. • t..wd • ~. T,,.., s Upcler .._, .... °""'a.. ol ,_,,
200, *""°"a.cl\. CA t2teO It --~. Hawport, ~ Thia~ le -by .... .,,... 92980 • __..., eMOClellon -than a_,. ··111 • ..,. .. , eoor-or OOlllll>Ofl o.
_.,,.., llanallon .. --. "° ---le . -e ...,..._ ,r •• n •• 10 ti• compl•l•n••• or Tiii• atetement wu llled with Ill• con«ll-1" County a-11 o1 Or9!09 County on -Th• l>a<lallclery under Hid ~ of 12 1112. Truet, by,_ of e -cw daleull !cl ...... ~ IM C)bjlga11on9 --tNrtlty, '*910-.... ......., ,_,..... l0te •-led end..__ lo Ille un-
............ CA -:::=:.,-~ of'OelWI 'NCUR, 80Qltn I ;e ; 1>11 and tor S.. Ind "'""811 ...-io. l'•MO of bfMCll end of elec:flofl ID -.. I ....,.,1111o•d to ... Mid ptopeny lo Ml· Publ~ OrllflO• Coell Delly Piiot, 1ely -otillge~. Md ,.......,., IN The "date of birth" space has been
moved up a line, and the space headed
"veh. lie. exp." -which may or may
Davis said the OMV assumes that
people know they have to carry their
licenses while driving, so it felt safe in
omitting the yellow Une that said so.
He said one was a ti-
gress who has killed 11
people, including one this
year. f DR THE RECORD Mlordl 22. 29. Aptf15, IZ. 1112 1331-12 ::"'ot"::':::::::oo"::"ti!c:
1. IHI. u lnllr. No. 1381 rn book Piil.JC ll11C( 14307. P109 474, OI -Oflldll Aecotdol
11 ___________ 1 Seid u le will be made, but wllllout
11111 lllDCll
, 8IRT"8
IOUTit COAST •oteAL caNft-. ,.,,..,,2
Mr. and Mr.. Mlchael Lehrer, I.a· gune 8Mc:ll. gin ,.,..,. LANCASTER •March 211, 1982. She 11 IWVived homl. ststers Helen Garman of STRAUSS
EVELYN ETTA MAY LAN· by her husband Frank. Mass of Oklahoma and Mae Wiiis of SADIE STRAUSS. a l'ftldent
CASTER. a 20·year resldett of the Resurnctlon wu held on Texu, alto survived by 2 of Lakewood. Ca Pilled awey
Bly Shores. Ca. P-.ed away on Monday, at Our Lady or Mount grandchildren Services will be on March 26. 1982. She 11 sur·
-----------cermel Catholic Church, New-held on Tuesday, March 30, 1982 v1ved by her hu1b1nd Henry
port Beach, Ca. Final Interment at l:OO PM at Harbor Lawn children Simone Mac:Doneld of
services wUJ be held at t"e fa· Memorial Chafel with Rev" Lakewood Ce and Stuert
mily plot.Jn Lakewood Ceme·I Raymond Nicke or the United StraUlll of Q.mu.. ea.. brother
tery, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Lutheran Chutt'h of Santa AN Harry Feierstatadt of Lo& An-
Mr. •nd Mre. Rudy Petre. Sen
Clemente. boy ,__,,
Mr. llncl Mrs. Wlllllm P1rker, I.•· oun• Niguel. boy
..... Cll901'HRS
SMITMS' MOllTUAaY
627 ~am St
Huntington Beach
536-6539
PAClffC Y•W
.-.OatAlPAal
Cemetery Mortuary
Chapet·Crematory
3500 Pacific View Drive
NewpOrt Beach
6«·2700
McCoaMICll MOllTUAl•S
Laguna Beach
•94·9415
Laguna Hills
San ~~straoo •95-1776
...ct•or ... s .... llOMWAY
NOllTUAH
'10 lfoectway
Cotta Mesa
6'2·9150
~· Bever!)' Goble and JemM Parle.
Legune Beec:tl. boy
1 Servicn under the direction of offlciatln1. Interment services iP\es, Ca. and 6 grllldchlld~.
Baltz Beraeron-Smlth & Tutblll lmm~l•tely following at Har· Crypllide 1ervicu were held on Wee~llff Cbepel Mortuary of bor Lawn-Mount Olive MOrtl.la-Sunday March 28 1982 et
,.,,..,, 12
Mr. and Mre.. Dew Cel'ter. lAguna e..ch, gin
C-ta Meu. 6411·9371. ry. Servicea under the dlr«iion Sharon Oerden1 Ma'u1bleum,
DUNN of Baltz Bergeron-Smith &i Tu-S unn)'lkle Memorial Park Set'-
,.....,1. .
Mr. end Mre. T.,rence Neptune. Lagun• BMch, girt
ROBERT JOSEPH OU~N. thW Wettcllff Ollpel Mortuary vices under the dlrectl~n of SR.,• resident of Cotta Mesa~ of Colta Mesa. 646-9371 Herbor Lawn.Mount Oil ·e
,..,_, 11
Mr. ll'ld Mre. Steven so.omfn. Sen Juen Cllc>iltrMO, girt
Ca. P~ aw•y on March 27, Mortuary of Cosu Met 1. 1982. He ls=:ved by hla wife, SCHMITZER 1 540..55M
hllNlfJl1 Mr. end Mre. JoHph Zimmer, South Laguna. boy Marie A. of Costa Mesa. RITA A. SCHMITZER. a ' '*-'D Ca., 1 mlfl J . Dunn, Jr. of 20.yeer resident of Or1n1e Mr, Ind Mn. RobM Utter. LIO'llll Costa Me11. Ca., 2 dau1htera County, puled ewey on Maft)h
Deborlh Jean Peter.on of New· 25, 1982. She 11 IW'Vfved by her I Scots
port Beech. Ca., and JOlll\ Marie husb&nd Frank, ch1ldren Jc:.ph
McMah•n of Costa Mn•. Ca., Hardwick of Arle&e, Ca .. Marie
h N~.boy tee I Mr. 1nd Mra.:z:1n, sen Ju9r'I ~ano.
hil mother Row Ellen Dunn of Tatan.10 of S.n Clemen~ Ca., Costa Meta. Ca., 2 listua Doro-Suzanne Br•ndt o( Felr ~ka,
thy Dunn of Coesa Meu, Ca., Ca. and Frll\k, Jr. of Au1tin,
ind Gerald I ne Oun n of Texu. brother Bud Mayher of
Wuhlniton, O.C., 3 .arendcbU· MlllllCh'-UI, mten Oerlldhle
dren, Jemes, Mloe.hael and Kerry Rum. of M-.ech\mUS. Loula
Mc:Meh•n of Cotta M .... Ca. Bohrw of Flocide, M9deUne Ho.
Mr. Dunn w• • ~bet of \ti. decker of M11NchuMtt1 end Knl1ht1 of Colwnbu1 of the Grace Trott of Arlqtnw, aao
YMCA, the Youns Republl· survived by 3 ar•ndcblldren
dam, and the M1Uonel Health Ma. of the Raurrec:tlon w ..
Federeilon •nd Of th• ucr held on Monday at St. CcWl'a
Alumni A.llodlllon RoNry will Catholic Church, Tu1tln, Ca.
be redt.d on Monday. Mucll 29. Servic.9 under tM dinlcUon 0(
1M2, et 7:!JOPM 1t Pierce Bro-Herbor Lawn-Mount Olive
there Bell Broedway Chapel. Mortuary of Cotta Me ...
.,._ of Ou1iatian Bw1a.i will be 640-~~M.
Mii
GIMML NOel'ITAL sweet, bad Mr. •nd Mr1~1: Wide, Ian °""*"•· "'1 EDINBURGH, Scot-Mr. 1nd Mrt~..:t Allen, tan
land (AP) -Scotl have caem.n•. g1r1
the wont teeth in Brit-...... alb, -~•y becat.m they Dr. Md Mre. Mtonlo f«Nt, ... .,... ... ci.rn.nte, "'1
eat too many tweet roll9, -... ' health authOritlel -Mr . .,....,., DMt .....,., 1an ·~---"'*'~Mr The Scottieb Health Mr. Ind Mre. Al.;n htefto, l1n
J:ducadon Group, oam-Juan ~·.1°1
palgDina to convince Mr. n Mrs. '°°" Tron.. o.ne
i>eoPle to vtlit den*" Mit. lloY .... .
e.lebr•ted on 1\ieed&y, Marett
30. 1982 1t l :OOAM al St. Joa-
chim'• Catholic 0.W'Ch. P'l1erMk
m•Y call 1t tht mortu1ry on
Monday, Marth 29, 1N2 from
12:00 "°°" to t:OOP.M PlH'C'e Brothen Bell .,_way Nor
iUd l9Ml'Cb lhawl.. ""'· ~-........... w..... ..
SCO'IT mab r..... *• • die ~ =··---MILISSA ANN SCOTT. dfntlll t!wa Sha. :.-c .. ~.:--.---· Ian
WllY dirwton.
1111.LD
IV A MILLD, a rteident of
dM Santa ,.... -for &he Piil 16 ,_.. ._... 9W'1 an N.lfth
ll.18'28Mll~bJ
c:Mw.. Iva Me.Mlllr "°"* of lani. Au .. C.. alil Donna
i:.e lillDlr" ~ v.n.,. ea.. , tlrillMr lerl "P°O'Well of Otii.·
Pl.ed awa,y on March 21, 1882. QI' Wellh. haw mpn li.:'-.lllre.......,. Olmier .... SM II 8'U"Ytwd by hit ~ MCb ind •t llllft L ~
Relph and Michel• seou of = .:ular na1ar· ..,.... l.oOf\I 9Mdl. c. .. ,,..,..,... ... ....... n... Collfl. Ian
Ira Ind Herrlet ShH'IH of oe...a..., I ~f-"i.::: ~:t.~ .. Tffth 1Hm to pt ---Ol.IUtJ ....,.;
..., ....... Om1911de~ llRCMwlY ~ .. ' Will w llmld on~ • .,... ,.._. nartb·~ .. ID Mr. Md '"'"".' so, lift '•' ll:OOAM llatW Mtalil ..... Dr An· laple~·
wwn·Mount OHve ,.__.. = :S.. -' Pwll ...,._ t.'"'•"°'*'OIM W vdlll. diDW Mr. 8" n .,..,....., ~ ot eo... ,._ dlni· ad 1er ID &la• bealt.b ·~.ft.. 'Ii. >-.,,i ... .... MCMI04 .,.,... Calla............ .
-°' wwnnt(. -SW-°' lnlPled. '*'-' M llOTa TO COMTMCTOM I regarding title, poeaaulon, or encvm
CA&..l.MO fOfl •1 btencee, to Pe\' tM ~ pl1nc:lpal Mf. end Mrs. J-~. Sdl001 DIWlcl: NEWPORT·MESA UNI· IUm of Ille note(t) ._,,.., 111 Mid Deed Sin Juen Cepletrano, girl. "1£0 8CliOOl DISTRICT. ol Trull. With lntereat u In Ul4 llOle f*-1 11 Sid OMdlll9 :uo o·-p.l'ft_ OI lhel provlci.d, edve-. II lllJ, IHldef Illa
Mr end Mft. Antt10ny Cleneroe, 14111 Oey OI Apt. TM2. -of Mid o..ct ol T.-..... _,...
Sll'I ~ ~rll'I0¥1 "'-Ol BM.....,., 1151 "'-'llllt , -~ ol Ille T--Of IN • • Ccel• -· Celffomla t2t27. -· _..., 111 Mid o..ct ol TNll • .., '*'-' 11 PrOleel Identification ~ HV)IC EN-' eala wlll l>a lleld Ofl Tuatdey, "Pfll 13, Mr. •nd Mre. Robert tM«y. L•· EAGl' COHSEAVATION MEAauM.8 AT IN2•a:oc>p111.el lhe~A-guna Niguel, boy. ESTANCIA HS NEWPORT HARBOI' H -10111eCMcO...W~300 ,....., ,. AND ENStoH SCHOOLS. Eul Cllepmen Aveflua, In Ill• cli)' Of Mr •nd Mre. Jo .. ph Al1rcon "'-Pt-.,. on Ille 1'67 "'-111 O.ange. CelllotnlL 811n .iu.,, Cepletrll'IO boy ' St,. eo.te "'-.•Calllom4il '2827. Al Illa tllM ol IM inlll9' ~ of ........__ • . NOTICE 18 HERHY GIVEN 11191 Ill• 1H11 nottoe. Ille I-amount Of lM Ufipeld ~--, ~ ~ Dletrlcl OI Orange ~ Ol It. OblOMlon -br .. Mr. Md Mra. Edwerd Wh41•. San County. Cllbnlll. acting !Ir enct 1"'°"'1111 al>GW ~ Oeed OI ~ -e1oti.
JUMI Cllc>iltrll'IO, gll'I. Ill GoveminD loeN, ~ reltr..O fftlled C09Ca, ~ and --" ........, t1 to • "DIST'AIOT'' *'II~ IC> to. bU1 1820,611128. To delermltMI Ille O!*llllO Mr. •nd Mre. Ooneld Lehm•n. no :ai.. llWt INt atloW4\Mtd-. -bid, )IOI'....,, ceif.14) 137~ S11n Juen Cepi9tlWIC>, girt lecl -tor 1"' wwd ol e -.trect tor Ille DATE. M.-dl 1 • 1112 if -projeCt. Vlol. BAH COIP. • ._ ..... ,..,_,M M·... a...__,,. , • lldt tllefl M ra<:elwed In Ille plac• • lllld T ........ -· •"' r. .• ,. "''"""'• ....-ldentlfted-,end.,,.,.ne~-ByT.D.Sar..ie.Co..
gunl NIQUll. boy. publldy ..... eloud •t '"' IOova-.i-egerll ,..,_, a 11rr1e -pi.-8Y Clrldy ~oo·•· Mr. Ind Mra. awt. Mount)o)' '"'--... be• NO 00 .__ ........, ,...._ ._...,, Deni Point boy • fOt Mell Mt 01 .id docv....,,11 to 1111•· One City IMI. w.t .
;....,;..,, M rentee Ille """" ';J::! conclfflon wit!IWI °""lie~~ 11*9
Mr. end Mra. CherlH White, 14r= :.=" ..=1 cOfl°C~'t_ rM· T.O. ~co.:.. UlguW N!guei, boy. POf'llM 10 IN oonlttcl ~ OM C-, ....... .,_ ,._, a Eac11 * INll be _.,....... llY "" .... ,,,.
Mr. end Mr1. 01vld t.•nv S•n ~ ~ 10.., 111e oontrlCI ~ or-... c:.11. -Clemente, C, • menll elld by tlla 1111 or Pf'OllMM tut>-('ft4) . ., ... · -.1r-. P11blltlla4 ~ Coett 0..... .... I . Mr. ll'ld John 8enborl\ Sin ""'-'to a.c1IOll 4StO Ol tlle Oo... M• ti, tt, ""'· 5; 1112 f...a "'*' c:e girt. ........ ()Ode of .... a-of Cllkltnle,
COAl'T 1M ~ w111 ~:.:ovleloN -··-----------! AL cmna .. _.., to IUl9lliUla -If' -I ,...., • ilaf.,,., ~..........,bl' INt ~ .... llK
Mr ......... ~ StlMhy, Ian :..'° -'*""11i:w-_.., .. ---:;:;;;:;:;;;;-;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;---t ~ =....,. TM 11181'1CT ,_.,.,, ... "8111 to,... ':11~=:9
Mr. lllCI Mrl. Urry Htlptm. Ian 2';':. ';.. :..~~0111~ :,Z t': .,.._The lolOoollllO i*Mll le...,.
a.mene.. --..... I T~T 1'91 .....,._ hM Ille IONACIO"S lANOICA,.MO, t
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spa. sauna. security Ex.cttllent Depreciallon Oranl(e Av\' l '"tu yard & l(Jr:iJ!t' l\tcb & rm lomm pool J.J• . lo bt'J<'h. SI ICICI m11 ( 'FAN VIEW 1, ? 2 system, 2 Cl replaces and Owner/bkr 955•34~ Mesa Pl'L, wi·h~iflk• ~4~ 21.""' lt'lllll~. "alk lo 111 I hl'h Np! 11._1~ an•:i 2 !Ir I Ila. Ownr a._1 l)arn•ll l'a~h ~ · b 1 , · b 'f.<' 1 • + ,1 · pnvaLe sundeck. $789,000 __ • Alll'llt no fri· N 11 pl'l ~ I ' r I Sl' S62S p1 mu No tll'll-He MJx iSlf 12'll ~~nNl(o. at 1
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sell ' Make ofCer sumable loan. owe enc 1taral(e.yrJ' .n""." 5475 + <ll01'0~11 l'nul. 4932256 hbq Adull~. nu µt"l~ la11tr 2br. 2 ba . bltn~. Own AG-642 9666 C 0 0 d t erms H k r paint & carpt'l 0 pet:<: l'lbl\~e 768 71i33 lt.irlxw \'"'" 1 lorrw :1 llr :! l"2 smJ cl~\\ hr. I': nuh::-bearh 'liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 979-4383. S52S+seturity 25~6 LalwFornt 3255
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area Perfect Cor enter· $325,000~i~~e SSS.OOO dn 2 Br. house with den. HOMES Jo'OH HJo:NT b:1. <ll•n. i:ar<11•nl'r lm<'I~ l:rnnclry room No l>t'l~ Spa. Sauna. pool. ten"nill. ta.ming and fam1I)' II\· 17r; nancmg 9' i lo garage. wt~ hook.ups. 3 & 4 R<lrms S07S·S7511 UL..•-yi.i.,. 3267 hOITll' 111 1·hn11·1• ;1n•a No last rm rent l'lr 846 0619 mg. Special features in· )Vt,.. Owner carried 10 329 u i l o Se F ..... .... .. ,...._ ic,... """< • s 7 • -TSLMGMT ~2 1603 elude large formal din VEAR DUE DATE J n versi ~ r e ent~ y;m.,, .. 11arai:r~ •••••••00000•00•••••••• ~ 6'l 82411nr~ ""°''
Ulg room . den. breakCasl bdrm. 21, ba owner·s un-~anager at S48-0648 Kub & peb "'''11"'.''."~ llOM E Jo"OR H Jo:NT Room~ 3 Br To\\ nhuu~r
area 1n kitchen and 1t. Remainder 2 bdrm. 2 Yes. ~~ A)!enl. nn (l( 3 R<lrm S67S f1•n1·rcl HA<.."I\ BAY Jbr. 21i:ith ae tn qwet .1<lull 1·om
MAIUHEIS WA.LI Lrit 2 & 3ffr Tov. nlioust' · d · ------1 "' dbl gar. pJltn Sollll custom des1gne patio ba. Newport Beach Area. EASTS IDE. Qua int & UTIL PO S600 MO ) ard & l(arai:l' l\1ds & OC Rf:NTAl.S 7~11 3314 ~ex Nev.-1~ <lt>ror Jtrd. Apartment f'rpll·.·
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ananc ng ava1 a e. ·9:KI0,846·"""" ear. $595. BACHELOR carpet, l1te fenl'ed yet .Aiien1.nofee. s.11..AM l 2IO f~~~lt'M0 r~k~~sr'~,
$399.SOO. 1pt. Utll pd. S36S 63l-4320 N1«> area Next to purk ....................... 675-5949 642-5200 t1am •• D , Sec. dep. S36·07!M Huport leech 326' Beautiful lmmiu·ulute
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a...+ 2400 2 B.Rl t&Ba ~uplex. new ----· 0000••00••00•00••••0000 3 br . 2 bu home 1o1 ~.d;sm 1 Br Natural • ~ 2 BR 2 ba pool ~··.~·1••••0000•-;•;;;5• I::!' SS2Scp.'·d::r I~ 2 Br I Ba Luke fark Exrlwnve Mobile Home . Cirt-plare & sw1mm1n11 wood t•eilintc & t•abmets. Patio kids. no pets Id\ vi m acres c · Meyer Mi·3484 · ar~a. new rrpl. urps. Mature couple or sin)!lt•. pool Cor ltase. S69S mo $350. Call 3:30·6 8Sl 9522. 646-9666. 960·7484 water, pe>wer. L;A. Coun· · paint. Avail. 4·10 $625 Month to month onl~ ~ w Carlton 9 ~pm. - - - ---
ty. Next to Nil I ro~est. 2 Br. eorl yard. pets1k1ds s.16-4806 ----$350 mo &40.S74S E\'es 8 4 & 3 3 7 2 I . ~ 9 . I Br-~a~~ite. ~~rd N.o 3 Br 2 Ba DA. Cp. rrpts. Brea\hlakln1 setting ok Avail now 2223 C _ _ _ _ . 213.592.3855 pets l\i<ls 0 1\ S4SO mo. <!rps. r o. dw. end 1tar. lit ~~!!!~!!!~~~~ UX>.000. Bkr. 644·0~. Pomona ss·so I mo 3BrTwnhse. 1 • ,sa. st~ve. Be11utiru1 3 br. 3 ba home ~Hl763 rms S600 968-1021
646-6238 carport & patio. 2 m1 to o\·erlookmg lge 1treen ""--"'-L 3216 ---------- ---~ _...,........ bch S600 mo. 673·5685 ""I s _... CICJlll"' WQOD' "'I("' ""/r ..,.....,. ...,.,. ...., 1. 1000/mo ....................... -11:;"' Property 2600 2 BR+ den. F.P. 2 Ba · 644-6848art.4.30pm Older3br.lba Oceanvu \\4ellt,._... Spar1ou1 I & 2 B rm ....................... AA-"o. near WestcllCf. 3 IDlM 111.-IA ------s en -~1 •1 1 I W!LI armn• beauttCul lakes & ~voiu Fam .. rm.' frprc. Nr Balboa Ba>• Club 2 Bd. ~mo. """" "an yn " 08:f ~t~rur~s 0:c~:~: S6SOll'll. David. 6"·3255 Cioldenwest & Edinger bay vu. s 1650 mo Dr. 840·1441 Bea~~Lla~~Sipts ~':'::~~~I.Jae · & rer
S2•.000 Trees, Creek, Eastalde 2 Br private Water & gardener pd Patnck. agt 631-1266 W....._,_ ..__ -3291 PaUOS decks Heat pa1<1 ~ 6591
River, Deer, Access. yard. garage. commty S750mo 84&·643l __ ,...,... No pets. 2 c hildren --.-----SlOOO down. east terms. pool. adults. no pets. Exreptionally nire I Br. lg ••••00•••0000••••00••00 welrome. Qualitv 28r. 2Ba. p\1 yd.
O-A•ner financing . ~/mo.Maoager2453B ~Oll living rm. frplc, d w. 23bdnn.2ba.dblegar ex· 2BR.l'•BA ssos nr Slater Newland & 9!19-l329 Oran1eAve. Hsta~' 3242 paliosilaundfacil.12blk cellenl area S650 mo 2BR.2BA. S525 Bearh Blvd. 17671 \"an
---------r ---------1 ........ .r.............. rrom oe1ch. tenms. etc. 962·7940 3!18W Wilson 631 5583 Buren S500 mo tall Cor .__.._.. Fsw 2 Br. enclsd 1arage. Hu(e tri·level w1terfront S62S/yrly. util pd. Avail ----appt 848·592-&or960-t3~i
MOMACOMODEL _., • privateyard.qulet,COU· condowl30'sidelle.gat Apr •th 6•5·1771 or cu•11 •a1-Uke new lge I br apts. -----
2 BR arid Clen, many up GroYn 2700 pie only, 1 child ok, no td. pool. tennis. Lon" !la).5844 .,...,..d 3425 Ql.iet comrlex. no pets. 1-J...-J1•• grldes. a.ssumable loan 00000000000000 ••••00•00 fiets $525 548 8251 " ti C d I ~ "" · · · · lease possible Phil ....................... pa o, rp . "'· poo , ...................... .
S21S,000 NO DOWN OR 68-7633 M0-2:207.846·3336 a.v Vie" ,ool Hiil. w~ ... S79S spa. $470. 26SO Harla Orangrtrtt l BR + loft . Call Sara Marvin I.ii! Br 2ba +den. Spa. Luxunout 2 bftrm + den. 549-2447 ~•s. tennis. S53S mo 615s6000 TWE ••• HOME FOR RENT Bfg enclosed yard right bath C · """' 'Bdrm. $750. Fenced !,.... 3244 on Back Bay. Country 2 .A .mirrowa,·e. 1&2Br Trailers S185& 730·1250: S42·j 609.
p Ir tu res q u e ylJ'd & 11ra1e. Kids & ••00•00•00000000•••••00 settin1. $1050/mo In· r ~for~·2din rm. up + $1 50 ser. No 5(16.XQ) • •
s.lltL.dglM 1016 FALLBROOK RANCH, pets wefcome. 545-2000. FANTASTIC eludes gardening & pool &'.rt/i:,1· sp:at~ng:~· children or dogs 133 £ ---
.. ....... •••••••••••••• tS acres. Lovely home Alent. no fee. Woodbndie. 1900 aq rt. sen-752·2197 12131837.8339·. · UilhSl 6'2·9193 La1J191 leecla 3141
Upper Three Arch Bay. with 4$00 at + tennis bdrm 2~ ba home Nr -•••••••000000•••••••••• Pano Ocean View. 2 BR court.~· riding trails. lake&tennls club. Never Bluffs 3 Br. 212 Ba . 2 Bt 1 Ba a/c pool rer Wrside.n:fie l ' 2 br. OW. 2Br. 28a ocnfront ('Ondo,
11• ba. $328,000. 15'::\ dn. TinradeOr Nor sComau_~r11 hpon!"'ce •THI RIST ~befsore. Hl&hlY upd. !_ownbowl10penere. A2vcaa11r ~ar1. facil. sec. gates. no i>ets. ~·I ,,.~·~~C..~rport. S39S rb.,,I k.1 btklP"s. rom1pletel~ CaJIPaulVoderAataft an e · "u TOMOYltMI sraoea. HOO. Rowar .. · · ... · $530.P.P.968-3652 &1485,...., . .,_. tn·n 1t. arn1 now .
PM7H.-T'411 199$_,0 o. Weekends Absolutt ljl new con· 55-0648 MO/mo.876-lOSl. momo 494-&Ml
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......... Dl·1400or'44·95l3. flreplace1 dbl aarage Ba. house. saso. Ref'1. GrtT!,n~elt. r~ Cenc~d fireplace 2 car :aar. deck. gara1t -.·Ith l1un· apt Whitew1ter \'1h-. -~.... w/auto. aoor openett, req.644-5444. f,-xllt°°conJw sfoso Patio. p0ol. clOlf to do· hk·Up. Adults. no f11>I~. balrony. ,~:amed -akyU1ht1 It I& private mo ........... 3"" 0 · <213 ) srhool• and shopplna pets. mo. 752-25$0. Cf\lini, l BA. • blk to 1100 1 i••I• JIOO patio1 11IE WILLOWS · u .. ·v "" r sa 1.a:z1.4570 1213; slnd. sil gar utll incl . ....................... ....................... J. MUST Slit • BR 2 Ba, liv rm. din~ 556·18'76 •Tm or · 2Br, 2Ba twnhse. E Side 1B50 .,., ~t4·22M
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b1yfront Park. Mint 1.sJeforlncome property. (714)131.-$77.5.444·1.SO sr;c., panoramic view: Witerfrool 3 Br 21, Ba 1·991·1300 dys. Dick. Lat-e... 3150
cond. '78 dbl wid e , PrinonlyMZ.O:W tmMonrovia EG NT L K ES ~ ba.'e~' ~:m~pen eltllnl rondominlum. 640-Ut\'tl 11.·knds •:••oo•oo•oooo••oooo .. • fireplace, brick patio. Colt.alllna EL A A ~· Ml-1»t ' H.ant. Harbour m•tn ~1ew3BR28a. ISC>Osq n •i.oao. Alto 2 br .• 2 ba .. Ma.J cooc1o. betLKapalu• Irt"eE ZB{' it~B:i1 y. channel. 11100 Oya ~ YBDI AC. 2 raqar. as mo double wldt, corner lot location. SIOK equity. no.ir rplf. ~·css..~.. -~s~ ff&.34tS. eves af~ I . Total pn\ilry. 2llr. Zba. ~1·9031. T•-0&89 ut.000 8111 Grundy ~roro.C.pNPtrty. Pl111112Br,2"BaCondo.2 · • · ..,.., 512•2113 '••ln.H.aso•·nlaun· -····· • 1'1Wl&l CallDanACl551Mlll car car. f {u t loc. lb'l.56Hl54eves. ~=er f::iv g: dry rm .. frplr . dlsp .... ,artlMdl JHt
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DAILY -__ _,__, ..... , ....................................... treet6ircina. I malnl, dt'anho\ale 540 °" PBaU>CKt'~. D~~~w!':ayi.. wood ref1nlahlna by tmtrlfllt')' EdM 1825 rata. 8obf7S.SO. MOT WWW ~IUMDS K.60Land ope Malnt. lthaUUDs. Fret t Nfl n ... °'5i Gern'Mln trained father' --------- -
SllYICI Ut ·~ 71°'~ romm. rr:n::: r::l~18 R'tid~~tTn~.'~':."1i9P • UI ~~u~:fe11f !~f: Uc'd. Denni• 634 ~ l,~ :fa Hers. LI~· Pr~ M••1••.t QuantyA~t~1tf ;:, ••·
INllCTNOIY ADD'NS/REMODEL ------y-a. t-..:-Cl. so~1•.o.1e ....................... prr Geora•83t·M7t
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Allll '-S-.. Son 548-1&3'7 ah.4pm Ca•ector-.. 4itMral Trtttrim E~pert malnl (213> m 3537 or 1714) •A-I Ul'\YIM~• lnteriortlexterl3ra M.UU.GIMIMT rteS....lct ·vour l>alli'lfot -....................... Jim ~t-01211 MO 8818 HOUSECLEANING Too QuatftY. Speci':I care W~e ~mu (IXOY E 1 Ora.nie CO. area t$ yrs ...................... .
ServlttDlrectory ADD'NS1REMOOELINC -Ex6'd,rera"rtliable. in llllldUni. 2$ yr• exp 751 9103 exp.:rie~e Call tor into •Elcper1TrtePrunln1• ~ntatlve c:.,. .. ., Plans. Ltr·d. Oeor&f MOWlNG CLEAN·UPS HOME JllPROVEMENT I Ca anytlme,IW 2418 Compellllvt rates. No "WW LOOK" anitratH CommerclaJ Land1c1Pt'
642-1671, td UJ •;:::.:::.:·c•A••R·r·~~N·T••n•Y•• Pllmer It Sons , 557 6932. Hauling · Landarapin1 R~PAIR·PLU M BING -ovtrtlme. 730 13.53 PAJNT.,.INO SE RV IC L'S 963-t 112 Serviees 957-8388 "'v..,,v,.. "' to'ree ~t ....... fl.42·9907 Hea ·011, rarpentry, eloc. Houaeeleanin& morning,___ c..
8Y ••JAY u DRAFTING SERVICE tile ee ttl. No job too· hrs. Meta Verde area, SfARVlNO COLLP.G E lnt/e,xt Refs. lns'd r~Ot MGMT Complete Tree Service
A.cc t1sg ••••••••••••••••••••••• P/RQtrllet·Fln. Stmts
Compl. Stt·up & Serv.
Reuooable. 540·5834
642·8809 an 5pm 20 yrs exper comm/ re· l'Ull IJl:ilint. & ~Inn Uf>S small 84.S-2811 C.M. Have rtfa. MO 9915 STUDENTS MO Vi NG Claudio s $t5 117$ 0 1 • <O C Gfll'I eln·up" lrne
sld. 8'r.l·6047 dys evs Spec, 10 comm. & shop co u T12A 36 -Y ranae 0 Lawn renov 538·0.914 Rl!:SID/COMM'L --'-elng ctrc. Tony 646·7556 JOHN THE HANDYMAN Experienced. Reasonable lrusur~~ 60-844:v LIC'S PAINTF;R Inv. Prop.) £d 534 11940
All·AroundCarpentry RF.MOOEL/AOD·ONS Plumbing-elec.·oddjoba rates. Refettnen. WATCH USG ROW ' lnt·Exl IOyrsexp . -
John 775·8082 1tndCarpentry. Llc'd, GAROENINO WANTED FreeesUmates 638·4068 840-3655 Rt>b FreHsl 536·9898 RefW~
2Syrs. Irwin 548·271 Mowing, ed&ing, raking, ;;:::-- -_,,
--Ii weep l n g , fre e .... ~nlry, remodel. re· HOUSEWORK o;fctC MOV,~G-p~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....... c.,.t S....lct estimates. 645-5737 or pa r, patios, painll~&. ~est~~!~. sr;~~o ........................ ~~q~!:" ~~,,~~::~:ts. ............ ••••••••••• ................. •••••• Drywal 645-4372 windows. dra, q uahty W AHTED ~·arth1no In tenor l)e91gn fi 645 0664
Subject" K-12 & col·
Jege. 2S YN e•p. $4 hr
Mr. Morgan. 642·9033
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Sealcoating -Striplng Steamclean&uphols ORYWALL1ACOUSTIC Mowing SIO ·SlS S20 JACKOFALLTRADES High quality housework. STARVING ACTORS Quahty. Lictlns. Strip Tpg StrYlu
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homes. l Yr & up. Any·
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pet odor. Crpl repair.
DRYWALL TAPING All textures & acoustic Free est Kevin 67S·9088
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Reas. rates 548·1733
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f)"ee estimates. 830 6111 CHILO CARE TOP QUALl'J'Y ---Soil prep & planting lnmming, clean.up Uishop & Son Pa1nlin1t Urensed 957.8218 CM, w/yud Days, evs. ChldCo ELECTRICAL WORK _. Operated equip Comm 'I lns'd bonded1hr'd JO yrs exp 1n Bea ch PLASTER PATCHING wlmds. SI/hr. 642·0162 re Reas rates 531 505S rbdplan & Res1d'I 642 7638 979-Sl46 area. Free est 548 1029 Resturro~ Int ext 30
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540-2872 Shr rondo. all amenities. HS S32S + Sl7S Orange :is/{7\h d St Pa~ifar ,_ ________ ,Art Slud•nt·Part lime for bit incl medical. dental,
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lndry rar S22S + small BAYfRO.,..T CaMery Village Broker 87X123 ideal ror ronlrac· mortgage Coveraiie at 669-0207 Plarenlla. C :it °'6mellr1an
dep 754.1747 ev-; M F' to shr 2Br nr So Cst " 675-4912 tor or storage S600 mo \ery rompel1t1ve rates tOutcall 1 u ... ottr. "P ... •TIST Pia 2S Pool ~«"' Pnme orf1 673 1003 -• Courtes" to Broke rs ·--------1 """"PV '""' za. + -"' re <n57 .Plarent1a A\ (re 714 760·1~1 a~k for Steve Needed ror full time mo.966-2077 17thSt,C.M. arl.C.M.SSl·ll49 o r -ATTIEHTIOH: ·t t N rt MoMls 4100 -C05la Mesu, 2511 1tQ rt 1 & 2 room orfil-es A C. -_ or uane IMus1c1an nl'w 1n town Amb1lJous boys and !(iris r;:6kic:°r:aW 1 2~121:~s
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Wkly rentals now avail or~rum 7!'>1-i796 &'ii 8928 Realonom1cs 675·6700 & eng111eers. qu1e1 at Credit Check No Penal -~l'l'k 11etlin1? newspaper
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631·2880, Mon Fri. 8 5 Ne14 port Bl\d c:it ut1ls :.:opelsorch1ldren Ai?ent541~ floor . garden setting. _ acc'Olllpa ~I pd var pronded. Ca ll 3 t o 6'16-7445 645-2968 (' M s min. from t I t p -'I M s JOPM k r A d bea~h professional bldi:. in top Wais W..t.d 4600 Allnounc:etfttn s o ue •• arta ex . as or n rea. OE'LIVERY PERSON ' area or Ne14'J>Orl Bear h PtnOMls/ Apr lS· 9 Subm it rN·enl 642·4321. ext 343 • · Guttttto. 4150 -i.lnt access to Hoag •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• Lost &FcM.d bath111gswtphoto&bnef deh,·er & inslall ap·
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graded. SJ.SOO/mo . a home setting. Located "" non.sm r. 21ti us II offiee & desk space n 645-6501 c M. Irvine. Newport 0 BREAK INTO 640· 89SO ex l I 14 0 r delivery Mon lhru FJ-1
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lease. 644·9513 private OCEANFRONT 2 & 4 Br beach Yearly. $300 ~eCst~!1"56~~1J~· 2ss5 PO Box 8510 f'V 92708 Write ad no. 989. r o Oa1 6111-0'17? tllam·7pm l & wkends Ca n do a , ~OotCKHPER full or part lime. exper·d
party Ava il now Weekly thru last sec dep. 645·4695 5 > Ms Wieland 114 842·6651 ly Pilot. P.O. Box t560 ''artely of handy mun, Exp d Pt lime· 16·20 (or bus) ofr nr So Coast
summer 673·7873 -----Costa Mesa 92626. SCRAM-LETS J~. 972·952S eves . .ti.k• hrs 14k My home Hunt Plata. 545 4553 curt Haven, 2 br. 1 ba. ~ Near San D1e1<0 Frwy & COST ... ~ss.a. __ ---. _ for Rill 1 lleach Nonsmoker
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Need moth·ated ind. Xlnt ., a.. PtAT T~ME8 youtt E x p · d , W O R D dresser, 2 lwin hdbrds loveseat in polished rot· Chemistry glassware all w1sa1ls & pump, S12S 80 51 bike. rcrenl tune·un . --1 • • • caNer opply No exp . .,.""m. .xpan !n PROCESSING typist. ftbrdll oi rails. S22S. Cal too. xlnt cond. $650/bst kinds & a lot of it. 1250 for Call 493-0987 SIOO. Suzuki 400. Baket 66 Ford Ranrhero. 302 nee. Will train SS2·8023 · counseling fl rm h 81 prefer Qyx u : Order an. Spm, 7Sl·2343. otr. 893·3'770 all. G75-Jl 75 frame dirt bike S200 eng, run~. needs 11.ork --l ffpenings ror 3
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ach aw firm. Must~ · ....................... Qu. si water bed w/htr, Watubed king sz w 6. SLSSO firm. 547-1845 ----
sell·starter. ·Mag Car ::ilUlleOtJo«>s HARBOR AREA oadded frame . ped., bed· bookus'e headboiird loah.M•tu•c:•/ ------8' all steel truck rtatbed 0 , System 6 exp. Real Petition circulator. HEY! APPUANCESERVICE mng,S12S.646·5398 S200.539·Sl38 S.-.ia f020 '78 Yamaha 400XS. ver> for s , or 1 ton trurk.
estate barkground Pr/PT $.H8 hr Work IOYs-.GtlLS Wesell recond.,guar ----------••••••••••••••••••••••• lo ml. new tires. xlnt S2<Xli0BO 979·3048
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· · earn as much as S.S0.00 a in.home repair 549.307 ~~1$se;~. c:~~~· u~h~1 lapes. $125. Des1gn11n.stalltrepa1r ----AMtos W.ted 9 590 8~1y~ot. Box 1560. Real flltate week? Do you Uke drive· -----noOr ma'uresstw 2 huge --~ !138 Qual work 549.2520 ~~arer~3::> m1 1500 •••::;;::E•::•Y•O··u··.•••• Open Sundays
· · · TO THE TOP in movies, picnics, pizza I IUY APPLIANCES ptllows St25 Must sell. Amwlly direct distributor 891:8494 n1;"" A> L---------' Le I S N 8 Commercial real estate parties. beach partie11. Le -9S-7-8l3 makeoHer 645 86t9 qw·lling business . 50'.4 ~~p USEO J;A~! ga ecretary · · · r1·rm se"ks 1"nvestment ~many olher th1·ngs~ -------._-., u......1 __
. f l " . ------Off all literature & tapes. -.. ,..._ IOI( ron~I l'r(' . COrp. experience, ha~ trainee to fill existing you would probaby Washers, dryer. refrlg 1.enllh Spare Command 25', off wholesale on all ... ,.... 9030 '78YAMAHA IT4oo 1977thru 19811
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accurate typist, s. . Pro Pert Y s a I es & probably enjoy working 1Vs Guar. Also trade 600 Me~__,~onsole TkV produAts 30'"', orr on ••••••••••••••••••••••• Street legal. Kint cond. expenence on memory for us bey. working or not Sl IS n~ some w :......i.. ' d like ne~. apprOK-$800 &/orword~rocessorpre management position QUALIFICATIONS: 859·0682 rerri·g Admiral Frost' ~3232· wareev.es960. -9537 ys. NcaEWtl SBAllllL99880A9SSORDSES69·0 6.11·2345 ("'rred. alarbe com· No ex Per I enc e ~ 'es " All t l.Over12yearsora~e -les.~. avocado S200. Ma· __ _ · · petitlve.frinoc nefits. necessary. rac1ve SEWJNG MACHINE r blf. bed 8272854 n .. u. I d ?52--7072. " compensation/benefit 2. Neat. honest an de · s· I most new pie rof tt t lS.. Continental up r1 ghl · Honda c.,,.,,.,, x nt con . package. call Mr. Boice pendable. ~er b ~0 494 7382 frames. metal or dbl & freeur SlSO comer bar -----S500 080. Also helmet. ~oaJ Secretary 67S-6'700. 3_ Work after school and ra ____ lung Call eves 962·8191 w 3 stoOls. si.So. 675-8518. 14' Sailboat Trailer G~ood s.'iO. 631-5195
., Saturdays. Hot_point side by s1d --.------. --I rond1t1on SlSO. ----Newport Beach law firm RECEPTIO ... IST CALL TODA y ! refnlg/fn.r w /auto ic~ King.me ma P.le bdrm set. Front. throw lawi;imower. 675-6906 Motor HoMts, Sole~ needs civil ht sec'y " s:rT!i936orS3l5257 k 5400 8484730 7·~: Spanish bar & 2 refr1g 15' sw1mm1ng -----•--"j U--
160 w/min. 3 yrs ex per. Must for prestigious salon. So· · M OPM ma er · · stOols & lrg Med it . corree DOOi 3o aal hot water Dtngh> 9· fiberglass 2h -... ,_ -r
have xlnl typing & SH. l'Tl!one who enjoys people 8A t~ 1 West 1 ~gh 0 use-G;;J tab~e. rrAll xln9308t rond . heater. Call aft 2pm. Sal. Suzuki mo tor. S800 -.,·~··22·~·1•••••••t •;;;•••• Sal. & benefits co m & can handle busy Rfng l'rsl/fr 22 ctr Ma...eo er 642· . or all week , eves· (714)855-6260_ /""""· ux.moo ome. mensurate w ex per. phones. Must be fashion ___ ~ can 64s ~42 aft ----. fl42..llS3. _ __ __ sips 6, self.cont. S295 wk
Non·smkr. must have conscious. Oppty for ad Tete..k.... S 1 5pm Lounge ch~1r, blue. down --19 ft boat trailer. steel + l!>"lmi. 640·8585 Crontok. appearance. vanrement for right "'""'e aes __ · ___ --backrushionS9S • frame.lgwheels.humbs.------
No agencies pls. 851 ·2044. person. Richard Ouelette WORK Fl~M HQME RE F'R IG ERA TOR hk ~9933 Mnical bghlS. winch. good shape! RENT 26 rt motor homt>
Salon 200 Newport Toprommiss1onpaidfor new, Frost Free, tw NEVER Us ED IMti-ftts 1013 m> m -964-3990 Slps8.(ullyloaded l.ealll S.Cretm-Y Center 'or .. N.B. p lime work. No pre· door. S1S5. 893-9060 Sola loveseat $300 glass ••••••••••••••••,••••••• ------645 8616 Lafl.in\-Hftis-Reeefit C~ ----ssure sales Commission -l dinette S22S, Qn bdrm Bundy clllnnet hke new Compass E.S_ Ritchie, 6" -----
probate exp er lECEPT/TYPIST paid daily. Call Mr. Kenmore Washer St25 s.;; Matt/box spring_s. w1Sumner mouthpiece. sphere, Hush mount, fOR RENT. 81 T10J(a •ecessary. Excellent DefinHe gfowth poten Baker· 8'2·8807-.Maytag Gas dryr SI3S single S80 full $90 ~n used I yr. $25()_ SS9·6386 lighted w/chrome rove aum motor home Sips
ly\>ing and SH skills re tial, non smoker pre Mars:f.~ltn dshwsh 1130 n~1 · S-9pm Sl2S 673-1950 5-1>, generator. air. awn ~red. CaU Mrs Winslow (erred. Fountain Valley 117 2 ~ ----·-ing. 645-3009 or 962·9996
forappt. 837·1060 location. Call John or 20 TRAINEES . . 1 d --f -. Yellow nowered courh, 2 S P!et.-e Pearl Fiberglas !bot trailer. $125, for 14 · ---
CaroJyn, 964·90!MI MHDB> SiJ?r~u~t~~: r r {3 sr~ ~el~!g12~r~~~n~br!. ~1 Drum Set. 964.2 boat. med. s11e wheels. Trciltn, Tra\ltt 9170 Umu:.u~Da c .... ·L18 ,.. k 673-0732 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,.-_..... _,,..., ble/4 r hrs woodwor --The City of unt nglon Restaurant --------1 $150 642 30731 ·m Silver Streak Trlr. Z4 • Beach bas 1mmed. lm~clp/timeope.nlngs Westinghouse Rdrig · · vmsg. IHh,Power 9040 Fully equipped. $4100.
emploament opplys for avail. C~r cooks & de· $1200 fl'Oltfree.22cu.fl.Sl'75 Bunk beds w /bunk ~~&IOIS •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• Callearlyam.536·3206 , -rl'1 •d lifeguard & llveidrivers. Cooks: l8 960-4637 b d t70 M"'tal .....--... 16' °"·nabout V Hull with --------..... ~ '·ol ( Drl ers21 oar s. , " •• .. ••'•••••••••••••••• nu , water safety instructors. "' r pre ·; , 'f · Washer.dryer 1125 ea storage s elves $35. <rfice furniture for sale 11 '58 35 HP Evinrude OB. 1979 31~~ ft .• Prowler fully
For rurther In Co ca I =· ~f~~~vb~gabr~ ref.rig S22S dishwashe Shower dr like SJS. Chest diseounl pnces 641_0763 +shore mooring. ssoo or self·~lamed, xlnt rond.
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senior citizen SO+ wit Ed's Plzz.a, l7lh & INoexper.nec. ••••••••••••••••••••••• set. Back Care 11 S200. ingS375 546-8392 aboard slip avail. Call Trciltn,Uffltf 9110 n1;"
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SM-1186 . I tf 1-~555 "'-·· C II . It l Credenza 17S, exec chal • 10 b k S800 " · Retail sales he1p , ex· 1714 6 ., 1-.cw u s1ie f!la ress se SSO lamp table 120 .. x • ramp. r s, , -~~" ... CE ._.AM perienred, for French R.ampar RllXL( red ~;~een size set SIOO. ~t.68sl M.J'9.5 · 642-8915 ~ "' D""A",a r Country store in Fashion fitrome lm:,11{59~re 75(). •
ure, defaln ab e. ex-Island. Full & part·time. TRAVEL AGENT·Mln 2 enew, 1 · 8' Walnut CQnCerenre Ta. J:~~;o, F1t!.ub7:::: .,_Sertict,P.+t r.r;:· f':': J~i1:~ ~~~: 644-80. ~:~~1::.1 f>:v er:: .. .., MClhrfak I025 ~~ •••••• !!.~! ~k (i11~~ JF5223Walnul de"°' 'W;der, outriggers, • Acceuones 9400
Newport Beach. Phone: 552·3052. 552-199S aft ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rdrif, icemaker$t50. TV with trailer. Will sell••••••••••••••••••••••• ' 3100W.Coasl Hwy 644·1526. 9·12, wkdays SJ.LES SPM. NOW 3f$/r:'f ctr 100. New crib 17S. (3) 6' glass display cases. balance of loan. N1!wport Beach only. !nterest fn art/dec'?rat· Re<lwoo(f 2x flec\ing New pr I amps S50 wrap counter & reg. C•ll 646·2843 ATT94TIOH 1142 9405 mg f~ll or part l1~. 4-3>' Ion . abo redw 499-5787evs. counter almost new . MG ---Unft m1ted osportun~. Seil ! Sell! Sell! Aod let Cen,lng''Lowest s>rir $1250.963·2611. OWMEIS Mart. H..ctwcn Part time help . Perfect
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91J8.9462. approx 100 hrs. large bOd)'shopest.536-9832 -----Emelllds, Rubies, Sap. R 101 Se I e cl r i r slate rooms. s hower. ---------1 s T A R T y o u R Dbires, Aquamarines & typewriltr, dual pitch, Value ll0,000, cash or , ~====--=~~ .... . .,...... 9720
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Medical uperienct pre t9'r.t but not neceua~. llperien"' in billing lllht _bookkeeping. Xlnt
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2600 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa Tel. 54().9100. Orange
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Laguna Hiiis 837-2400
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415 E. Coast Hwy., Newport Beach. 673-0900. The only
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2A80 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa. Tel. 54~. Sar ... a.vie.. Leellng. "Mr. Goodwrench."
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Space shuttle landing 'waved off'
Anti-Onofre
rally said
big success
An anti-nuclear rally Sunday
at Doheny State Beach was de-
clared a great success by rally
organizers today.
Sponsored by the Orange
County-based Alliance for Sur~
vival, the rock concert and rally
* * * Stea01 tube
leak found
at Onofre
Inspection crews at the San
Onofre Nuclear Generating Sta-
tion have discovered three
stream generator tubes whi~h are
leaking small amounts of water.
Spokesmen for Southern Cali-
. fornia Edison Co. said the
amount of leakage is well below
safety limits and immediate re-
pairs are not contemplated.
The three leaking tubes are
part of several thousand tubes in
San Onofre's Unit 1 steam gene-
rator which had to be repaired a
year ago fo~owing discovery of
heavy corros1on.
The repair work cost nearly
$70 million.
Edison spokesman Dave Bar-
ron said the new leaks were dis-
covered during visual inspection
of the tubes.
Unit l is currently out of ope-
ration for repair work until June.
The planned shutd~wn. which
began early this month, is to
permit various repairs to the
steam generator as well as new
work on the turbine building.
Barron said further inspection
work will take place to make
sure the tubes are not corroding
again.
were billed as a "Three Mile
Island Anniversary Rally" aimed
at shutting down the San Onofre
nuclear plant, located about 10
miles away.
The noon rally, which began
under sunny skies and lasted
until rain fell shortly after 4
p.m., was orderly and no arrests
were reported, according to an
Orange County Sheriff's Depart-
ment spokeswoman.
"People came because they
didn't like the nuke plant being
there," said Ellie Cohen a rally
organizer. "We made a political
dent into people's feelings on San
Onofre. It was very s~ful."
Ms. Cohen said the rally was
intended to drum up support for
the organization 's call to shut
down San Onofre's Unit l reactor
and for an independent audit of
the safety of Unit 2, which rec-
ently was approved for low-
power testing.
The rally was held on the third
anniversary of the radiation leak
that closed down Pennsylvania's
Three Mile Island nuclear plant.
Three Mile Island accident was
the nation's worst commercial
nuclear accident.
Among speakers at the rally
were featured musicians Graham
Nash and Stephen Stills and ac-
tor Robert Blake.
Blake promised rally-goers that
he would gladly join a blockade of
the San Onofre plant similar to
one several mondu aao at the
Di.ablo Canyon plant ln San Luis
Obispo county.
Also addressing the crowd,
which rally organizers said
reach ed 16,000, were Anna
Gyorgy, of Ralph Nader's Ctiti-
cal Mass Energy Project, and Dr.
Henry Vyner, co-director of the
(See RALLY, Page At)
AP Wl,..,tloto
DISAPPOINTED -Not only was the blowing Mexico to watch the space shuttle landing, but
sand an irritant to these folks, who arrived the crowning blow came when the landing was
early at White Sands Missile Range in New postponed 24 hours.
Reagan: Housing l<?P priority
President prom ises guidelines to aid hom ebuyers
WASHINGTON (AP) -Pre-
sident Reagan, declaring that
"housing is one of our highest
social priorities," told a real es-
tate group today that his admi-
nistration will ease guidelines to
help potential homebuyers qua-
lify for FHA mortgages and take
other measures to help the ailing
industrv.
Reagan made hia comments in
a speech to the National Associa-
tion of Healtors at the hotel
where he was shot a year ago
Tuesday.
While the president asked rui.
audience to support his economic
program, he also announced a
few measures to help them out.
Reagan said:
-The Labor Department is
removing barriers to "free a flow
of critically needed funds for
housing from pension funds."
He aaid more than $500 billion
is invested by pet\Sion funds, but
only 10 percent of that amount ls
invested in mortaages.
-He will eue guidelines "to
R ealto rs as k e d
to back economic
program.
expand the number of potential
homebu yers for l'HA mortaa1e
loans. This action will be of par-
ticular benefit to those purchas-
ing their first home -such as
lower-<:ost condominiums -and
will allow relatives to assist
young peo p l(! in the down
payment." •
-He is taking action to enable
real estate firms to be "free to
establish subsidiaries to provide
additional services, like title in-
surance, which are necessary to
complete the purchase of a
home.''
-He will change the mort-
• gage revenue bond program "to
... broaden our definitions of
d.iscre11 ed areas," which he said
"will make it possible for state
. a1en cle1 to pr ovide mortgage
funds for 50,000 more home
buyers at lower oost."
But the president made it clear
he did not intend to bail out the
in dustry, nor change his basic
economic coune, even though he
acknowledged the housing indu-
stry was "in transition and crisis ..
Consumers can't buy. Sellers
can't sell and builders can't
build."
Rainy week due
on Orange Coast
~ It looks like a week of rain
gear will be in store for Orange
Coast residents.
Patchy showers and thunders-
torms that began falling Sunday
are expected to last through Fri-
day due to a series of low -
pressure systems tnoving down
from the Gulf of Alaska, accor-
ding to the National Weather
Bureau.
The forecast calls for increa-
sing cloudiness with 80 percent
chance of scatte~ showers and
heavy thundentorms accompa-
nied by hail along the Oranae
Coast tonight, according to the
weather bureau.
pect winds of 15 to 2.5 mph at
times.
S unday's late afternoon rain
scattered 10,000 people gathered
at Doheny State Beach in Dana
Point to protest the operation of
San Onofre Nuclear Power
Plant.
And the rain fell steady and
hard in spotty areas in southern
parts of the county.
It rained steadily in South
Laguna while the sun was set-
ting near Catalina Island. And
this morning at 6:50 a rain squall
brought white beads of hail to
South Laguna while in down-
town Laguna Beach the sun was
shining.
Kennedy
site eyed
Tuesday
WHITE SANDS MISSILE
RANGE, N.M . (AP) -Space
shuttle Columbia, scheduled to
return from its ambitious third
test flight, was "waved off" to-
day just 39 minutes before deor-
bit as desert winds whipped the
gypsum sands across Northrup
Strif, 141 miles below.
" think we ought to knock
this off," John Young, comman-
der of Flight 1, told Mission
Control after taking a NASA jet
aloft to test the skies.
"OK, John, we copy and we
concur."
"Sorr y about that guys,"
Young said.
Another attempt to bring the
ship home was set for'l'uesday -
and tentatively at Kennedy
Space Center in Fl6rida. Ironi-
cally, the weather was simply
miserable there today and for the
past 24 hours.
Astronauts Jack R. Lousma
and C. Gordon Fullerton, who
were in no danger, were infor-
med of the decision al 10:02 a.m.,
PST. They were to have landed
at 11:27 a .m. on the gypsum {loor
of New Mexico's Tularosa Basin.
The shuttle, the Hrst craft to
make runway landings, is the
first American spacecraft held in
space because of bad weather
below. In bad weather, the old
space capsules would simply shift
descent paths and land in calmer
seas elsewhere.
(See SHUTl'LE, Page A2)
Henry Fonda
favored in
Qscar race
HOLLYWOOD (AP) -The
most intriguing Oscar race in re-
cent years reaches a climax to-
night with "Reds" and "On Gol-
den Pond" projected as the big
winners.
Broadcast of the 54th awards
of the Academy of Motion Pic-
ture Arts and Sciences will begin
at 6 p.m. PST on Channel 7 from
RELATED STORIES -A 7 ,85
the Los Angeles Music Center.
Most polls and forecasters indi-
cated the winner for best actor
will be a man who won 't be
there: Henry Fonda.
The 76-year-old star, who has
been nominated only twice be-
fore -for "Grapes of Wrath" in
1940 and "12 Angry Men" in
1957 -will watch the ceremony
at his Bel-Air home. He has been
confined for months with heart
problems.
Jane Fonda will accept her
father's Oscar if he wins for his
role in "On Golden Pond."
EAVESDROPPING ON SQUIRRE~? -No,
the man in the field near Pacific Coast High-
way and Fashion Island in Corona del Mar is
D.etr Pffot fttloto by L" Perne
Donald Olsinki of Huntington Beach. He's
checking Pacific Telephone cable for rain da-
mage.
The chance of scattered show-
ers from low pressure systems
that have moved down from the
Gulf of Alaska is 40 percent
Tuesday. The long-range predic-
tion calls for considerable clou-
diness with scattered showers
through Friday.
Coastal residents can also ex-
Huntlng'ton Beach, according
to J . Sherman Denny, weather-
man, had only a trace of rain this
morning and Sunday night. But
in Fullerton it hailed Sunday
night, according to Emmett
Franklin of the county flood
control district.
"Reds,'' the $30 million epic of
radicalism in America and Rus-
11ia, is generally expecteci to score
as best picture. The best indica-
uon was Warren Beatty's award
two weeks ago from the Direc-
tors C..uild for his direction of
"Reds." Only twice in 34 years
have the Guild and Academy
awards not coincided.
The competition for best ac-
tress is less predictable. 'fhe lea-
ders are Meryl Streep for ''The
(See OSCARS, Page At)
r-
WORLD
Angry r esidents march
ROSARITO BEACH, Mexi.co (AP) -_\ngry
. residents say the Mexican government's expropriation
of 8,000 acres of land -including the entire munici-
pality of Rosarito Beach -is an attempt to tum the
city into "another Acapulco or Cancun."
NATION
Ga s prices hit low
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Gasoline p rices in
Northern California and Nevada are the lowest in 14
months, the California State AutomobUe Allociation
reported today.
Politicians on take?
Does Washington corrupt, or were poUtkiana al-
ready on the take wh~m they arrived . in the aq>ltal.
Page A6.
STATE
Oscar awards tonight
The 54th annual Academy Awards will be tele-
vised this evening at 6 on Channel 7.
Where to spend weekend
Looking for a place to stay for the weekend? Try
the San Luis Rey Mission in Oceanside. Page A5.
COUNTY
. Martial arts learned
lncreaatna numben of Cout rettdenta are lear· · n1nC the Japanae marUa1 art of aikido. P-ae Bl.
LT
INDEX
At Your Service
Erma Bombeck
L .M. Boyd
California
Cavalcade
Classified
Comics
Crossword 1
Death Notices
F.ditorial
Entertainment
Horoecope
A4
B2
A6
A5
B2
Cl,C3-6
B4
B4
C2
A6
B5
B2
SPORTS
Intermission
Ann Landers
Movies
National News
Public Notices
Sports
Stock Markets
Television
Theaters
Weather
World News
Close game predicted
B5
B2
B5
A3
C2
B6-8
B3
A7
B5
A2
A3
CoKhel predict a cl~ one toniaht when North.
Carollna meets Georgetown at 5 on Channel 2 for the
NCAA buketball championship. Pap 86. ...
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SHUTTLE WAVED OFF e e e
,. ; . :·vr·
On Northrup Strip, In the
houn before acheduled landing,
ltrona wind• aot even stronger
throuahout the morning. With
aand 1wtrllnj across the runway
and wlnch gusting above, Young
first recommended a !lhlft In
runways, then he aald forget It.
"There ne about two mile1
visibility on runway 17. Runway
23 is covered up with sand. I
think we ought to knock thl1
off," he said.
I ,I :.·.!~ OSCARS TONIGHT ... . ' ~ .. ·• . French Lieutenant's Woman"
,.,. , and Dlaoe Keaton for "Reds." ?' • But the Academy voters might
• · •. want another salute to a veteran,
"/ .i • Katharine Hepburn. for "On 1"1,, >Golden Pond." If she did win,
•:· • , she would set a re<:ord : no actor
;:· " or actress haB won four perfor-
. · mance Oscars.
Oscars was to present the Irving
Thalberg award for consistent·
high qaulity in production to a
friend, t.rwrence Weingarten, in
1974.
Beatty i.~ expected to be in the
awjience. Among those not ap-
pearing will be Robert Redford,
who won for best direction for
"Ordinary P eople" in last year's
Oscars.
Like her costar of "On Golden
Pond," Miss Hepburn will not
attend the Music Center extril-
vaganza. She has been appearing Bar:bara. Stanwyck, ~h~ has
, ... ; in a play, "West Side Waltz," but . been 111 with pneumonia, is ex-
in any case she did not show up pee~ to be present to accept her
1 • on the 11 other occasions she was 8.pecial Osc~r for her d ls-li ,.•nominated as best actr~. tinguished. acting career . J ohn "'° Her only appearance at th~ Travolta will make the preeenta-tion.
THE FROZEN CHOSEN -Tripods still vacant of ~ =
two news photographers huddle against chill w~df i •
effort, to keep warm early today while holdin their i~oan aw~ting return. of space shuttle Colwnbia.gNote s~b ns hold~ down tripod at right. ags
Newport doctor
held in burglary
A 53-year-old man, claiming to department store aJlegedly car-~ a ~ewpo1 rt Behach. physician, ryin~wo suitcases filled with
. ces urg ary Cl arges after po-m«e dise oollpe reoort.
lice arrested him inside a closed Dr. erome Jablon, who told
officers he lives in Eastbluff and
has medical offices at 2345 E.
Coast Highway, posted $10 000
bail Saturday and was releas'ect.
He is to be arraigned on bur-
glary charges this week.
Police assert the man hid in-
side Robinson's department store
in Fashion Island, gathered
merchandise and then tripped a
silent alarm when attempting to
leave the store.
Officers reportedly were wai-
ting outside the store when the
man first stepped out with the
suitcases. Police said he spotted
the officers and ducked back into
the store where he was appre-hended.
The s uitcases, police said
contained costume jewelry, wal:
lets, a shirt, ties, a key chain and
several lzod sweaters. Officers
said the suitcases were also sto-
len.
. Dr. Jablon reportedly told of-
ficers he had been accidentally
locked inside the departmen t
store.
Station heist
thwarted in
Costa Mesa
·Singer Crosby.
crashes car,
• misses
A scheduled reunion of the
veteran rock trio Crosby, Stille
and Nash failed to materialize
Sunday whe n singer David
Crosby was arrested on drug
charges in C.O.ta Mesa, police re-
port.
, Officers said Crosby was ar·
rested after he allegedly plowed
hia rented Ford into a center di-
vider in the southbound lanes of
the. San Diego Freeway near the
Harbor Boulevard offramp.
Crosby reportedly was on his
way to an anti-nuclear rally at
Doheny State Beach where he
was to join his former singing
partners Stephen Stills and Gra-ham Nash.
Califqmia Highway Patrol of-
ficers said Crosby initially was
arrested Sunday afternoon on
suspicion of driving u nder the
influence of drugs but that a
subsequent search of h is car
turned up a gun and substances
they sald 'they believed to be
druRs.
Officers described the seized
substances as a white powder
and. a second as a brown residue.
Police would not speculate what
the substances were.
Crosby was uninjured in the
accident and was released on his
own recognizance from Orange
County Jail.
The rock trio gained recogni-
tion .after performing at the rock
fesu,val Woodstock in the late
196°*and had several top-selling
albums.
In recent years the trio has
appeared together infrequently
but was scheduled to entertain at
the Doheny rally.
Stills and Nash performed at the rally. ·
* * From Page A1
RALLY. e
*
•
Radiation Research Institute.
Ms. Cohen said the Alliance for
Survival began receiving tele-
phone calls early this morning
from people who wanted to vo-
'lunteer their services a8 a result
of the rally.
rally
N.ABBEµ -Rock singer Da-
v id Crosby w as arrest e d in
Costa M esa a fte r a tralfic
accident on his way to an
anti-nuclear rally.
HB man's
slaying
probed
Arizona authorities plan to re-
trace the route of a recently dis-
charged sailor who disappeared
during a trip from Huntington
Beach to El Centro and was
found stabbed to death near Gila
Bend.
The slain man, Jerome F.dward
P ltchie Jr., 20, was discharged
from the U.S. Navy on March 1
and left his Huntington Beach
home March 6 to visit his father,
according to Detective L . Jesser
of the Maricopa County Sheriff's
Department.
A group of college students on
a field trip in the desert found his
body March 21 about 20 miles
southeast of Gila Bend. The body
was identified Saturday.
"There are a lot of unanswered
questions.'' Jesser said, concer-
ning r'1h:hie's ill-fated trip. VIE TONIGHT -These ,five. three of whom
have won before, will bid for the best actress
> Oscar tonight. From left are triple winne r
ryl Streep, "The French Lieutenant's Wo-
man"; Diane K eaton , "Reds"; Susan Saran-'
don, "Atlantic City," and Marsha Mason
"Only When I Laugh." ' · I K~tharine Hepburn. "On Golden Pond"; Me-
i ~\ ,__R_a_i_n_p_r_o~b-ab.....:..· J_e_~,
A Costa Mesa gas station at-
tendant fought off a rifle-
carrymg would-be bandit early
today only to be choked, slugged
and left on the _ground by the
gunman's woman companion
police said. '
She said that if only 1 percent
of those who attended Sunday
somehow became involved in
a~ti-nuclear activities the rally
will have been a smashing suc-cess.
The Alliance for Survival is
about to begin a letter-writing
campaign which calls into ques-
tion S~n Onofre's emergency
evacuation plan, Ms. Cohen said.
He said Pltchie failed to call a
close friend in Garden G rove
before leaving, as he had promi-
sed. Also, the discharged sailor's
route to Anzona apparently took
him through El Centro, but he
failed to contact his father there,
Jesser said.
• r
Daytime 1empera1ur11s should'
. range from 52 to 62 In upper det-r-~r----------""P"P"~P"'IJl"'P ........ , C l ert• and 62 10 72 In lower ~s. OQS la Boeiers can expeci -terly winds between 15 and 25 knots with Contlderat>le cl oud1neu gusts 10 30 knots and choppy seas
through Tuesday wllh periods ol wtth 2 10 4 root swells lncreulng to
light showers Continued cool. 6 10 10 feet oYer oute< wlle<s. Highs 5.S lo 62 Lows 60 10 55
Wlnda t5 to 25 mph with ioea1,Y· ~ •
atronger gustt In l111e •lternoon1 i emneratures Huntington-Newport 11ree tempe-T
raturff range from • high of 82 10 •low of~.
EINWt!efe, from Point Conoep. Albany
lion to the Medcen border end AlbuQue
out 60 miles Smalt craft edvllOr)I Amerlllo
prevails with sou1hwes1 winds In-AtMvllle
creeslng 15 10 25 knoll with Allente
westerly gusts tonight end Tues-Atlante Cty dey. Weeterry sweifi 2 10 4 feet. Banlmore
except we11 10 northwe11 awell Bifmlnghm
over outer weters of 6 10 tO fM1 Bltmarcit Scettered lhowers tonight end • Boise
Tuesday Botton
Browna1111e
US-· Buffalo
• 0 S Ummary Charlatn SC Ch11l1tn WV
Sli:let -re clear and tempera-j Charllle NC
tur• cold over the Northe111 '<>:I Cheyenne
day. while rain drenched much oll Chicago Florida. Ctnclnnau
• More than 5 Inches of rain fell Clevetand
over the weekend et We91 Palm COiumbus
R"""'h Fla Fair 1klea atretche<I Dal-Ft WOf1h from the middle MIHllllppl Valley; Oen_.
acron Iha Ohio Valley to Naw Dee Molnes
England. Frost warnlnga were Detroit posted In Nor1h Carolin• and nor-Duluth
tllern South Carollna. El Pao
In the Wnt, 1 anowttOl'm moved Fairbank•
through the Sierra and Cate8<1et Hartford
Into the hleher etev1t1on1 of the Helena
GrNt Buln. Shower• we<• acat-Honolulu
tared over the SouthwHI and Houston Southam c.u1om11 lndnaplls
The N1tlon1I Weather Service Jecbnvlta
predicted more 1h~1 fOf Flo-1(-qty
rld1 and aoutharn Taxaa. Rain, w vaoaa
with anow In tile higher alevallooa, Utile Rock
waa l oracaat from the Pacific LouleYtlla
Coaat acroaa the Great Balin to ~
the northam Roell* Miami
Cloudt .,,...,. 8llpec1ed av« Iha MllwilukM
northern Plalna, with tunny lie.... Mpls.-St.P
from the Gulf Cout 10 moet ol the N~
Soutl!wwt. New on.ans
T91Tl9«atur• 11oun<1 Ille Miion New Yori!
earl)' today ranged from 8 In LI-Nof'folk
mHtone, Maine. to 71 In Key Okla Clty
W•t. FIL Omaha
Orlando
California · ~
HI Lo Pep
32 18
69 44
46 37
50 19
53 42
44 32
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60 48
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Salt Lake
Seattle
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Baker1tleld 85 47 .02
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Long eeacn 64 54
21 Monro111e 64 50
Ml Wilson 38 30
Newport Beach 64 SS
OnllrlO 58 49 03 Palm Springs 78 51 10 Puadena 64 .,
San Bernardino 56 50 78· San Joae 56 54 .30
08 Tahoe Valley 40 29
PAN AMERICAN
Acapuklo 66 75
Berbado1 86 75
Bermuda 70 61 . 19
Bogoll 64 54 Curacao 86 77 Blylhe 78
Eureka 51 35 39 Gu11dal•J1ra 91 50 Guadeloupe 86 72 Freano 52 4 t .33 Klngllon 88 72 Lancal18' 54 35 02 Monrego Bay 70 LOI AAgMa 82 44 Marytvllle 55 43
Monterey 56
NMdlaa 78
Oekland 55 4 7
Puo AoblM 56 39 Red Bluff 57 41
Redwood cny 56 44
s.ctarnento 52 41
Selr\88 55 39
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t1eel TlllllMy It t:.42 LnL
Officers said the man and
woman pulled into Fast Sav Gas.
1740 Newport Blvd .. at 4 a.m. in ~ old car. The man, police said,
Jumped out of the car carrying a
rifle and approached attendant
Dan Cardenas.
The attendant, police said,
g~abbed the rifle and struggled
with the gunman. While the two
fought, officers said the woman
ran up and started choking and hitting Cardenas.
Police said the man and wom-
an team got back in the car and
sped off empty-handed. They
to?k the rifle with them, police
said.
Laguna crash
kills cyclist
A 22-year-old Garden Grove
man was killed on Laguna Ca-
nyon Road early Sunday when
he lost control of his motorcycle
and struck a power pole.
David Lee Wright was appa-
rently headed toward Laguna
just a fter midnight whe n he
skidded across three lanes neal'
the big bend and hit the pole.
Laguna Beach police reported
that he was pronounced dead at
the scene. There w ere no wit-
nesses to the accident.
Jobless rate
• Ill
to
county up
6.1 percent
Increasing effects o f the
national economic recession on
Orange County is evident in un-
employment figures released by
the state Employment Develop-
ment Department.
The unemployment r ate du-
ring February was 6.1 percent,
compared to 6 p ercent during
January. The rate in February
1981 was 4.4 percem ..
Figures showed that 72,200
people in Orange County were
out of work, up 1,400 from Ja-
nuary and 20,600 Crom the same
month in 1980.
Alta Yetter, an EDD resear-
cher said "more of the same'' is
expected this month and in the
next few months.
She said many firms have
plans for layoffs during the se-
cond quarter beginning April l.
Offsetting some of those layoffs
will be some increases in hiring
in the services and trade sectors.
Medical examiners have de-
termined Pitchie was dead for
four days to a week before he
was found, leaving an unexplai-
ned time gap between his de-
parture from Huntington Beach
and his death.
Jesser said Pitchie "had a habit
of picking up hitchhikers," and
o!ficers speculate he might have
been killed by one or more peo-
ple he picked up.
He said offi~.rs are continuing
their search for the 196? brown
Ford Econoline van Pitchie was
driving, along with the 1971
black Suzuki motorcycle he was
hauling inside the van.
Leaper death
said suicide
Fountain Valley police said to-
day there is no indication of foul
play In the death o f an
81 -year-old Huntington Beach
man whose body was Cound Fri-
day beneath the Ward S treet
overpass on the San Diego Free-
way.
The dead man was identified
as Masaji (Martin) Kawai.
"His death is being handled as
a suicide," a police spokesm an
said.
Rains flood Florida city
Freezt: in Dix ieland threatens fruit orchards
By Tile AHOClated l>reH
Thunderatonns 1oo9ed '/inches
of rain on West Palm Beach, Fla.,
today. cJosing schools and forcing
the evacuation o f 200 mobile
homes, while another freeze hit
the orchard.a of the Caroll.nu and
heavy snow fell in the West.
Temperatures dipped near zero
in Maine and readings in the 20.
were poste d as far south a s
Kentucky and North Carolina,
where a weekend freeze caused
eevere damage to the apple and
peach cropa.
It wu 19 degrees in Roanoke,
Va., breaking a record for the
date of 26 1et in 1959.
Snow fell llCl"OIS the Sierra 'and
the plateau region, oominl down
at the rate of an inch an flour In
Aha, Utah, eHt of Sah Lake
City. 1n Idaho, 3 lnchet of wet•
snow fell at Grangeville, With ~
•
inches measured at Strevell' and
Malad.
In Florida, two tornadoes
touched down near Lake Worth
and Boynton Beach, but there
was no signifJcant ~perty da-
mage, accOc'ding to Sfrt. Thomu
Euton of \he Palm Beach County
sheriff's department. Water 2
feet d eep washed through the
Waterview Trailer Court in We11t
Palm Beach, some road• and
int.enledions weie flooded in the
city and there were scattered
power outages, authoritiei said.
~araaota, 11·1a. got a lncbes of
rain and Tampa measured 2 in-
ches.
T«"mperaturea again plunged
below freedni ln the apple ll'O'"
wing region of western North
Carolina, with Athevllle repor·
tina a l"ffiClinil of 19.
Sut ..,tcufture offtda1t Mid lt
•
will take a week or two to assess
damage to North Carolina's
mult\milllon-dollar apple and
peach Cf'O}!S· ''There s no question that we'·
ve had aome apele mm.ge, but I
don't think we ve been comple-
tely wiped out," said Grover
Westmoreland, chairman of the
Henderson Cout ty Agriculture
Extension Servioo. "It will be at
least two w eeka before we
know."
The lut 100 percent apple kill
in North Carolina, the nation's
1eventh lar19t producer, wu in
1955 when a cold snap came on
the heels of an unuaually warm
late winter aealOn, similar to
conditiotw thil yeer.
ln 1980, North Carollna had
apple aalu totallna more than
$24 million. t&aur~• for 1981
wen not availa~.
i
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WASHE D UP -Two firemen ,Yiew the
wreckage of a 50-foot Haitian sailboat as it sitll
on the surf-blasted beach in Highland Beach ,
Fla. The boat capsized early t his morning,
killing two Haitians. Six others survived and
two Haitians are still missing.
Stalled passenger train hit . .
by locomotive; 26 pe~ple hurt
BRISTOL, Pa. (AP) -A
oassenger train, stalled about 24
miles from its destination. was
struck today by a locomotive sent
to its aid, and 26 people were
injured, officials said. Three of
the injured were admitted to
Bucks County hospitals in satis-
factory condition while the
others were treated for cuts and
bruises and released, authorities said. .
WASHINGTON (AP) -Presi-
dent Reagan's spokesman said
today the president was pleased
with the conduct of the election
Sunday in El Salvador and that
the administration was conti-
nuing to assess the results. De-
puty White House press secre-
tary Larry Speakes said the ad-
ministration had monitored the
election through the U.S. Em-
bassy in San Salvador, and that
Reagan had been briefed today
and Sunday by William Clark,
the White House national secu-
rity adviser.
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) -
Customers should stop paying
their electric bills unless promi-
sed that none of the money will
go for the cleanup of Three Mile
Island, protesters urged on the
third anniversary of the nation'•
worst commercial nuclear acci-
dent. A chilled, sparse crowd
marked the anniversary Sunday,
watching utility bills crumple in
flames in a charcoa.l grill on the
state Capitol steps.
WASHINGTON (AP) -Presi-
dent Reagan will hold his first
prime-time news conference at 5
p.m. PST on Wednesday, deputy
press secretary Larry Speakes
announced today. It will be the
president's ninth news conferen-
ce. Speakes said there was no
special reason for holding this
one in the evening, except that
Reagan had not done it before.
WASHINGTON (AP) -Sen.
Alan Cranston, D-Calif., said
Sunday more than 3 billion peo-
ol e, about 80 percent of the
world's population, could be
killed in an all-out nuclear war·
between the United States and
the Soviet Union. Cranston, the
second ranking Democrat in the
Senate, also said the war would
not only kill all the people who.
live in the Northern Hemisphere,
but that millions more living be-
low the equator in the Southern
Hemisphere would probably die
from the eUects of fallout.
~ENO, Nev. (AP) -A former
schoolteacher who was convicted
of ruruilng down 29 people with
her cat, killing six of them, bas
become the first woman sentenc-
ed to die in Nevada since 1890.
Priscilla Ford was sentenced to
the gas chamber Sunday for the
Thanksgiving Day 1980 deaths.
She is the only woman on Ne-
vada's death row, where 11 male
inmates await execution.
GAINESVILLE, F la. (AP) -
A defense lawyer's plan to force
a jury trial for a 6-year-old girl
accused of hitting a schoolmate
with a stick has fallen apart be-
cause the prosecutor doesn't
want to argue the case in adult
court. "Either they take this
thing back to juvenile court . . .
for arbitration or I'll di.!llmias It,"
Stale Attorney Eugene Whit-
worth said Sunday, adding that
"the best interests of the child
became forgotten."
Dinner honors chief Justice
Rose Bird feted on fifth anniversary on Supreme Court
BEVERLY HILLS (AP) -Fir! Department Capt. Bill Put-concern that if we get more Cali~ornia Supreme. ~urt. Chief nam said. The Fullerton y01.~th heavy rair_is "· · we ~y l~ ~
Justice Rose Bird didn t directly was camping and biking with the matenal ~to .the n~er, said
address a recall drive against her, two hometown companions, Da-Dave Clark, district e~eer for
but told guests at a dinner in her vid Marshall, 15, and Jerry the state ~~alt~ Services De-
honor that independent courts Hallbrook. 14, when he plunged partmen~. We re going to be
aren't influenced by the "strident from the cliff at Seal Point about monitoring every ~our at a
voices of the moment." 10:15 a.m. Sunday. Los Angeles number of key locations along
"An independent judiciary is a County lifeguard Lt. Steve •the river."
symbol of even-handed justice Wagner said Perrone apparently
that wears a blindfold -one suffered head injuries and brui-
that doesn't confuse a siren song ses.
or a harangue with the true voice
of the people," Ms. Bird said (lt LOS ANGELES (AP) -Cen-
tral California's scenic coastline
could be damaged if a major oil
spill started in offshore areas
targeted by Interior Secretary
James Watt for expanded oil and
gas leasing, a recent report indi-
cates. The report by Glenn R .
Van Blaricom and Ronald J. Ja-
meson, research wildlife biolo-
gists with the U .S . Fish and
Wildlife Service, concentrated on
a spill's possible effect on the sea
otter population.
the $75-a-plate tribute Sunday to
her fifth anniversary as chief
justice.
•
F R ESNO (AP) -Rep. Bob
Dornan has won a lopsided vic-
tory, 196 to 31, over Rep. Barry
Goldwater Jr. for the U.S. Se-
nate endorsement of the conser·
vative California Republican AB-
sembly. In balloting Sunday for
CRA's endonement for governor,
Lt. Gov. Mike Curb fell just one
vote short of the required twoJ
thirds majority over Attorney
General George Deukmejian.
Both Curb and Deulanejlan sup-
porters claimed victory in the
gubernatorial balloting, since
Deukmejian wu conJJidered the
underdog for CRA support.
AVALON (AP) -Gregory
Perrone, 13, was hoapitaliJJed in
fair condition today aft.el' falling
of' a 150-foot oce8Jllllde cliff on
Santa Catalina Island, Avalon
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Police
were investigating whether a
9-year-old girl abducted near her
home may be the ninth victim of
the ao-<:al.led "Lost Dog Raplst,"
who has attacked at least eight
girls in Loa Angeles and Orange
counties. The man typically lures
his victims, ages 6 to 12, by as-
king their help in locating a lost
dog. Jennifer Balaama wu found
about 8:25 a.m. Sunday, wande-
ring the grounds of a Presbyte-
rian church in the San Carlos
area of eutern San Diego. She
was kidnaped about 6 p.m. Sat-
urday from Carllbad, about 20
miles north of San Diego.
UUAB fAP) -About 250,000
people continued without nonna1
water terVice today after ~vy
rain destroyed a dike in a wtch,
releellna ~ of pllona of
toxic formaldeh yde into the
Buman Rlver in the .cond ma-
jor chemical ~ there in recent days. "There a a J(l'eat deal of
KINGSBURG (AP) -A tor-
nado touched down ln aouthem
Fresno County. damaging a shed,
house trailer and the roof of a
home. However, no injuries were
reported. Sheriff'• deputies re-
ported that the tWiater s\l'Uek the
Gessner property oo Ellt Kamm
Avenue near Kingsburl between
7 p.m. and 8 p.m. sunaay night.
A mobile home waa shoved about
50 yards and overtu.rneO, and a
shed was damaged when it wae
pushed 100 feet, deputies were
told. ........ ~.., ............ We're LIStenlng ••• . .
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SAN SALVADOllJ E l Salva .. r ma task torce off &uth Korea'• and Saturday before movinl into
(AP) -Prelldent Jme Napoleon eut cout, lt WU reported today. the South China Sea.
:buarw'1 modetaie ChriltJan De-The U.S. 1hip1 ~ tak.ina part ln I
mocnta Md rich= partiel in amphlblou. landlnai maneuvers, eerly elecdon today after part of "Team Spirit '82," the
hundreds of of Salva-annual U.S.-South Korean jolnt LONDON (AP) -A teen-apr
dorana voted despite widespread military exerclte. with a kitchen knife slashed two \
leftilt rebel ati.cJa. At leut 60 paintlnaa worth "milliona of
people were reported killed aa ~ pounds',. in London'• Na'.lonal
security forces fought guerrilla.a Gallery, gallery spokesmen -1d.
attempting to d1srupt the votinai MANILA, Ulpplnea (AP) -The paintings are "The Sun Ri-
Sunday for a oonatituent uaem-'fypnoon Nelson killed at least 38 sing Through Vapor" by Brl-
bly to write a new constitution people and left more than 83,000 tain'a great landscape artilt Jo.-
and name an interim government people homeless In a powerful aeph Mallord Wllliam Turner,
to replace the U .S .-backed weekend thrust across the cen-and "The Mill" by Claude Lor-
civilian-military junta. tral and southern Philippines, rain, the 17th century French
officials said 'today. Most of the painter. "They have not been
WASHINGTON (AP~-Du-ring the Berlin crts1s of 59, the
Elaenhower adminl.ttra on was
prepared to "hold Berl at all
costs," ev~n if it mea t using
nuclear weapoM, previously se-
cret Senate testimony diaclosed.
Transcripts released by the Se-
nate Foreign ·Relations Commit-
tee also show that Christian
Herter, then acting secretary of
state, believed that any war over
Berlin "would have to" involve
nuclear weapons.
RABAT, Moro~co (AP) -It
was classic Richard M. Nixon:
beaming, arms spread wide
above h is head and hollering
. "hasta luego!" to enthusiastic
crowds during a week-long visit
to Morocco. Murmurs of "That's
Nixon" spread quickly through
every town he viSiied: &me 75,-000 people gatnerea outs1ae tne
69-year-old former president's
hotel in Marrakech and security
people had to call the governor
for help. For four days in Mar-
rakech, Nixon plunged into exci-
ted crowds to hold babies and
squeeze the palms of people who
told him in a dozen languages:
"You should still be president."
JERUSALEM (AP) -Eight
Arab mayors pledged to boycott
Israel's civil administration on
the West Bank of the Jordan
River and the Gau Strip as Is-
raeli gunfire wounded three Pa-
leat.inif.n ,temonstratora in the
10th day of violence in the occu-
pied territory. The shooting
erupted Sunday between Israeli
troops and Arab protesters in
Jenin, 40 miles north of Jerusa-
lem. •
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) -
Soviet intelligence-gathering
ships and reconnaissance planes
are shadowing the U.S . aircraft
carrier Midway ~i:1 other vessels
deaths were blamed on high destroyed but they "1'e distres·
waves and flooding generated by singly damaged. After a lot of
the storm. The storm, packing patience they can be restored,''
113 mph winds, slammed across gallery director Sir Michael Le-
eiggt Philippine provinces Friday vey said.
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WELCOMED -Italian President Sandro P ertini is greeted
during a visit to the Sebastiani winery in Sonoma. The pre-
sident had lunch in this small town in the heart of California's
wine country before flying to Chicago today.
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can, aay1 an Industry expert: They may .oon head
back up .
That's because governments are hungry for new .
revenue such as oil import fees or higher aasollne
excise taxes would generate, says oil Industry analyst
Dan Lundberg.
He predlcts in this week's "Lundberg Letter" that
gas prices could plummet by as much as 19.05 cents a
gallon by the end of a year as conseryation and a
worldwide reoesaion crimp oil demand.
Ford execs boosted
DEARBORN, Mich. (AP)-Ford Motor Co. gave
top executives raises of as much as 11.8 percent in 1981
despite posting a $1.06 billion loss for the year, accor-
ding to a proxy statement.
But top officials' salaries still were below levels of
two and three years earlier, said the report.
Ford's 106,000 hourly workers agreed to wage
freezes, deferred cost-of-Living allowances and other
concessions over the next 2 'h years in a contract
sigl')ed March l between the automaker and the Un-
ited Auto Workers union.
School cuts viewed
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Two business groups say
the state could save billions of dollars and avoid new
taxes by such measures as double sessions in kinder-
gartens, $50 tuition at community colleges and elimi-
nation of a medical program for the "working poor."
The proposal by the California Taxpayers Asso-
ciation , a nonprofit business-funded lobby. was en -
dorsed by the state Chamber of Commerce in Its
newsletter. ~
Oil leases eyed
IMPERIAL (AP) -Over the objections of bird
and fish enthusiasts. an advisory panel to the Bureau
of Land Management has recommended that 138,000
acres of Salton Sea shoreline be leased for oil and gas
exploration. . .
The U.S. Geological Survey has esumated there 1s
a 1 percent chance of finding commercial quantities of
oil and gas under the 36-mile-long Salton Sea. Most of
the drilling sites would be in Imperial County al-
though the sea runs into Riverside County.
Steel shift posed
PITTSBURGH (AP) -United Steelworkers
union members are being asked this week to exchange
$35 million in deferred be n e fits for stock in
Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel Corp,
The plan, aimed at averting further layoffs by the
nation's eighth largest steelmaker, was worke~ out
near Wheeling, W.Va., a!ter a month of negouauons.
''Under the proposed agreement our members
will, in effect, make a long-term, low -interest invest-
ment of about $35 million in our future." said Paul
Rusen, president of USW District 23
St~te oil flowing
SACRAMENTO (AP) -California's producuon
of crude oil is averaging about a million barrels per
day, close to the state's record output of two decades
ago, a top state engineering official has reported.
The steadily increasing output is paralleled by a
surge in natural gas production, said Bob Reid, a senior
engineer for the state Division of Oil and Gas. . .
During 1981 , gas output rose to well over a billion
cubic feet per day, nearly 75 billion cubic feet per year
more than 1980. Most of the gas comes from Northern
California fields.
Receivership due ?
LOS ANGELES (AP) -After state officials es-
timated more than $4.5 million in trust funds cannot
be accounted for. a Woodland Hills mortgage loan firm .·
has been ordered to show cause why it should not be
put under court receivership.
Tarzana Equities Inc. and three individuals -
Ardythe Laverne Raphael, Bertram Mazur and Ar·
lene Zwemke -were the target of a civil action filed
by the state Deparunent of Real Estate.
It alleges they broke the law co-mingling and
converting funds received from investors in second-
trust deeds.
Gold, metals quotations
Gold
By The Associated Press
ked.
Selected world gold prices today:
London: morning fixing $319.50, off $2.75.
London: alternoon fixing $318.50, off $3.75
Paris: $326.62, off $5.95.
Frankfurt. $320.63, off $3.11.
Zorich: Late fixing $317.00, off $4.00 bid; $321.00 as-
Handy & Harman: only daily quote $318.50, off $3.75.
Engelbard: Only daily quote $318.50, off $3.75.
Engelhard: only daily quote fabricated $334.43, off $3.93.
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pinn •r l>l1yhou1t as ~rbara and Al Hampton
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Oscar not always
ticket to f aIDe
By 808 THOMAS
A•toel•Md ..,._ .. Wrllef
HOLLi'WOOD -What is an Oscar
worth?
The pnce the Dodge Trophy and Awards Co.
chargt.>5 for the statueu.es I.he Academy of Motion
Picture Arts and Sciences will hand out tonight is a
secret, but Hollywood legend has it that winning an
Oscar can brmg actors and movie companies mil-
lions of dollars.
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atone'• throw from Costa Mesa, opened wlth a
produdJon of the comedy "Forty Ca.rat.a."
That wa1 five years and 36 1how1 •so. and
thet'e hun't been a dark week since as \he Harle-
quin trotted out Us menu of comedlee and muaicals
u the demert coune for a buffet repast. Among ltl
more memorable productions bave been "Pajama
Game" (1978), "The Wlz'' and "Paint Your Wagon"
(1981) and the superlative staging of "Grease"
(1980).
Now, in celebration of its fifth anniversary, the
Harlequin is reviving the show that started it all,
''Forty Carats." The Jay Presson Allen comedy!
opens Tuesday and will be on the theater'• horse-
shoe stage through May 8 under the direction of,
Harvey Levine, who guided the playhouse artisti-
cally through four of those five years.
"Forty Carats'' will be presented nightly ex-
cept Mondays at varyi.Og curtain times. Reserva
lions and information are available at the box office,
979-551 l.
Also mounting the local boards, opening Fri-
day, is a revival of George S. Kaufman and Edna
Ferber's golden oldie "The Royal Family," a co-
medy about s howbiz folks patterned not too loosely
The trap .. Mt ...
for a wict.dly funny
who't~ft.
While the legend may be accurate for some
companies, it's not always so for actors.
Theater owners are apt to book and rebook the
winning film. and viewers of the Oscar awards
c.-eremony an, drawn to theaters by the hoopla arld
by ftlm dtps of the winner, said Charles Powell,
former publicity and advertising chief for MGM
and Un1vt'rsal and now head of a film markeung
firm.
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Newport Harbor Actors Theater. James Patrick
O'Hannon is direcUng, assisted by Susan Kelly.
"Thi• l.x·st-picture award can mean a minimum
of $6 million but closer lo $10 million 1n ticket
sales," said Powell. "That has been the experience
ove1 the p.ist 10 yPars."
"Wuuung best picture didn't help 'The Lost
Weekend'." :.aid Btlly Wilder, who directed the
1945 furn "But in those days, once a picture was
released, thc1t was 1t. Today the companies will
bring batk an Oscar winner a nd make millions
mon•"
Sometinw~ the entire release pattern is built
around thl' awards. Four years ago, Universal faced
a prublem with "The Deer Hunter," an expensive.
unn•llntmg treatment of the Vietnam war. The
company dt~tdt'd to release the film in Los Angeles
JUSt 111 llml to qualify for the awards. A few more
bookings wt·re .tdded in February, with the broad
relt•as<' S1:h1oduletl to <.'Omcide with the Oscars.
The stratt·gy worked. "The Deer Hunter" was
na1md bt ~t plllure of toe year, and a problem
p1ctU1l' lx'l:;•mt a huge moneymaker The rent:als in
tht-U111tt:d Slate:. .md Canada totaled $31 million,
meaning 111ur1: than twice that amount poured
through bo>. of£1cPs.
Dl•LS Osl·ar have the same golde n touch for
al'ttng awartl winners'!
"It tl.'rlainly didn't help Luise Rainer, who
won two y .. ars m a row and then dropped out of
sight," Wilder Stod. "It certainl)'. dldn't help Ernest
&11 gnme " And what about winners Louise Flet-
rhN. M1yrn.h1 Umf'k1 and George Chakins?
W1l11arn Morns agent Mike Zimring doubts
th<:rt' 1s <.tn automatic Jump m prices for acting
winrwn.
"If an actor 1s a newcomer , then his asking
prn.:c might nse," he said. "But the Oscar doesn't
mean as mm·h to established stars. If Burt Reynolds
wcr<· to win an award, what would that change? He
<.:an ..ilready make $5 nullion for a picture deal."
"lr1d1v1dual winners don't mean as much for a
box offtt't' gross:· said Gordon Annstrong, adverti-
:.1ng and pubht·1ty head at Uruversal. "What counts
is tlil' best p1ctur<' award or multiple winners. Last
year the Osc·ar for Sissy Spacek added little to the
c~...il Mm£•r's Daughter' business. The picture had
been rc.•lea.\t>d more than a year before, and it had
alrt-ouy pl<1yed out"
Armstrong 1!> hoping for a big wm Monday
night for Umversal's "On Golden Pond." The film,
wh.c h was playing in 972 theaters, added another
200 this Wt~ k It has grossed $70 million so far.
"Tht· public doesn't really care about indivi-
du<il Y.lnO( rs." Pnwell said. "Ask almost anyone,
Who won the· supporting awards last year?' and I
doubt 1f )ou'll g<'I an answer."
!11 cas<· vnu don't remember, either. the win-
ner:. \H·n.• rimolhy Hutton for "Ordinary People"
and Mc.ry Stl.·<..nburgen for "Melvin and Howard."
L1bbv Tucker hitchhiked from Brooklyn
to ta.ke Hollywood by storm.
And her father by surprise.
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rett Olenick, Mitchell Nunn, Jim Flynn, Sorrel
Wayne, Lisa Wilcox, Tony Reverdltto, Patricia
Gilchrist, Jack Byron, Mary Sullivan, John Szura,
George Bradford and Sheila Waterworth.
Performances will be given Thursdays through
Saturdays al 8 p.m. and Sundays at 2:30 for four
weekends. closing April 26, at the Back Bay High
School theater, 390 Monte Vista St., Costa Mesa.
Reservations are being taken at 631-5110.
* BACKSTAGE -The Newport Beach Parks,
Beaches and Recreation Department will present its
third production, the Fifties musical "Grease," at
Newport's Lincoln School April 16-17-18, 23-24-25,
30-May 1. Peter Marc and Nancy Herman head the !
cast of the show, directed by Robert Conrad, and
uckets can be ordered by calling 640-2271 .
The regular meeting of the Orange County
Theater Associauon will be held Wednesday at 7:30
p.m. at the Newport Theater Arts <::enter, 2501 Cllff
Drive, Newport Beach .. plans will be formulated
for the third annual OC'T A fE"Staval
Casting has been announced for the Newport
Theater Arts Center's upcoming comedy "See How
They Run." to be presented Apnl 16-May 15 under
the direction of Kent Johnson ... Tom Regan and
Beth Titus head the cast, which includes Valerie
Mcllroy, Richard Allen , Stanley Tudor. Alan
Schreiber, Colin Guiver a nd Ned Kopit ... call .
675-3143 for ticket Information.
Children from 8 to 17 are eligible to enroll m
the spring session of South Coast Repertory's
Young Conservatory which begins Saturday and
runs through June 19 . youngsters will learn to
read, select, rehearse and perform short plays . . .
for more informatwn, call 957-2602
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Coaches have common bond
NEW ORLEANS (AP) -
Five-foot-9 Dean Smith amiles
when someone asks about his
one-on-one batketball games
with 6-foot-10 John Thompson at
the 1976 Olympics.
"It was no con test," says
Smith, the North Carolina coach.
"All he had to do was take me
inside." •
VIEW FROM THE TOP -This is a view from behind the top
seats in the upper level of the giant Superdome in New Or-
leans. Over 61,000 tickets have been sold for tonight's cham-
AP Wk..,ewito
pionship game, despite a warning by the NCAA that some
seats are a long way from courtside.
Smith will be put in a more
awkward position tonight when
his North Carolina team meets
the Thompson-coached George-
town club in the finals of the
NCAA basketbaJl championship.
SMITH R ECOMMENDED
Thompson for the Georgetown
job an 1972.
McAdoo comes to the Lakers' rescue
Reserve ce nter (30 points) ls offensive to Kansas City,· Jabbar plays in game No. 1000
KANSAS CITY (AP) -His l ,OOOth
professional basketball game looked like
it might be one to forget when Kareem
Abdul-J®bar went out with his third
foul seven minutes into the first quarter.
But up jumped Bob McAdoo. And by
the time Sunday's game was over,
McAdoo scored a game-high 30 points,
Abdul-Jabbar came back to help snuff
out a late Kansas City rally, and the
Lakers pocketed a 116-111 National
Basketball Association victory over the
Kings.
It was McAdoo's first extensive duty
since suffering a leg injury that shelved
him for 10 games. The veteran power
forward played 31 minutes, hitting 9 of
13 field goal attempts, 12 of 16 free
throws, grabbing a team-high 10 re-
bounds and committing only one turn-
over.
for. But with McAdoo and Jamaal
Wilkes leading the charge, the Lakers,
without Abdul-Jabbar, opened an
eight-point lead midway through the
first half.
"They're killing us," exclaimed Kings'
Coach Cotton Fitzsimmons at that point.
"And without Abdul-Jabbar in there."
· Both the victory and the way it was
achieved pleased Los Angeles Coach Pat
Riley.
"Bob McAdoo had a fine performance
off the bench today and that's what
we're looking for from him," said Riley.
"His conditioning is better and he just
olaved a very fine ball game today. "W~'ve been usmg h1m mostly as.a re-
bounder, but now we're starting to put
plays in specifically for him, and we'll
start to use him as our fifth offensive
player."
The Kings trailed by 12 points early in
the fourth period, then put on a charge
that brough.t them to within three. But
Abdul-Jabbar broke the Laker drought
with one of his famous sky hooks, then
Earvin "Magic" Johnson fed McAdqo
underneath for a layup that brol<e
Kansas City's momentum.
"That's one down and 11 t.o go," said
·the coach of the playoff-bound Lakers.
"If we get that kind of effort for th~ last
11 games, we should do very well. We
played consistent ball today."
Getting Abdul-Jabbar out of the game
in the first period with three fouls is
about all any opposing coach can hoper
"I think that our biggest problem to-
day was that we couldn't stop them,"
said Fiwimmons. "T~e best team won.
The difference in the game was McAdoo
with 30 points and 10 rebounds.
Area lands 13 All-star berths
Edison, FY, M ater Dei dominate; Major left out
By ROGER CARLSON
0( the Diiiy Ptlot ae.n
Thirteen of the 31 -man squad for the South
team in the Orange County All-star football game
, hail from five Orange Coast area schools, as selected
by Rebels Coach Bob Lester of El Modena High.
The game, featuring many of the top players to
be graduated from Orange County ranks, is sche-
duled for June 28 at Orange Coast College.
EDISON HIGH placed four players on the
squad, as did El Modena -the most from any1 ci£R<>Ux
school -while Fountain Valley and Mater Dei1 Edleon
each contributed three players.
DUMfTY
Edleon
Manna senC1S a pair and t.:orona del Mar w.as
tapped for one -but the rest of the Orange Coast
area -Estancia, Costa Mesa, Laguna Beach,
. Huntington Beach, Ocean View, University and
Irvine -was shut out.
Most notable among the missing is Edison High
quarterback Ken Major, an All-CIF Division I
choice w.ho completed 136 of 214 passes for 1,823
yards and 28 TDs with only 4 interceptions while
leading his teamm~tes to a 10-1 record. .,
LESTER CHOSE Fountain Valley High quar-
terback Matt Stevens to guide his team's backfield,
and should the South require a backup, it'll be in
' the form of defensive back Ken Laszlo, Marina
}i.igh's quarterback.
Other Fountain Valley stars· include tight end
' MAY ,_...,. VelleJ
Greg Bolin and wide receiver Joel Seay.
Game rules limit three players per school, ex-
cept for CIF finalists, which are allowed four
players.
Each coach has the option of an additional
"wild card" pick, regardless of the school. and
Lester went for Edison defensive lineman Rick
Ponder. Lester called his squad, "A very good
p u e· ''.
. OTHER -EDISON players include fullback
Dave Geroux, linebacker Rick DiBema.rdo and of-
fensive guard Craig Dumity. DiBemardo ls headed
I for Notre Dame wfth tw<>:o-time All-CIF honors and
Geroux., another All-CIF Ilvision 1 pick, ls bound
for Kansas. .
deciding be:we<-11 which Ivy League school he
wants (he can boost a gpa of 4.0).
Pola has signed with USC, Ariz.ona State has
Lopker and Locy is set for Long Beach State, while
Edison's Dumity and Ponder are signed up for
Fresno State and Cal State Northridge, respecti-
vely.
The South squad:
Offensive backs -Matt Stevens (Fountain
Valley), 6-0, 195; Dave Geroux (Edison). 6-0. 216;
Mark Templeton (Foothill), 6-2, 190; J im Torok (El
Modena), 5-10. 170.
Receivers -Johnny Jamison (Santa Ana
Valley), 6-0, 175; Joel Seay (Fountain Valley), 5-11,
165: Dan Blanck (Laguna Hills), 6-1, 200; Greg
Bolin (Fountain Valley), 6-3, 225.
Offensive line -Glenn Rogers (Corona del
: Mar; 6-2, 245; Greg Sellers (Foothill), 6-2, 200;
Chuck Steele (El Modena), 6-1, 230; Craig Dumity
(F.ctison), 6-2, 214); Gerry Heidrich (El Modena),
5-9, 200; Brian Lopker (Mater Dei), 6-4, 235; Tom
Sharp (El Modena), 6-1. 200; Steve Svitenko (El
Toro). 6-2, 198.
Defensive line -Sid Llafau (Santa Ana
Valley), 6-0, 192; Greg Locy (Mater Dei), 6-4, 195;
Tino Rivera (Santa Ana), 5-10, 180; Pat Cemen
(Marina), 6-1, 215; Rick Ponder (Edison), 5-10, 211.
5-10. 211.
Linebackers -Mike Adelman (Pacifica), 5-1 1,
200: Rick DiBernardo (F,dison), 6-4, 218; Kennedy
Pola (Mater Del), 6-1, 215; Bob Silvas (Saddleback), ~-·11. 215.
DefuslYe backs -John Collard (Tustin), 5-11,
180; Sam Finch (Capistrano Valley), 6-3, 185; Gregg
Haley (Foothill), 6-2, 170; Jeff Holmes (Mission
Viejo), 5-10, 170; Ken Laszlo (Marina), 6-0, 170;
Mike Waters (Westminster), 5-9, 160.
"We had some bad calls," Fitzsimmons
added. "Maybe it was a psychological
thing -maybe they were supposed to
win since they're top in the division.''
Wilkes had 24 points for the Lakers
and Abdul-Jabbar had 18 while playing
only 26 minutes. Steve Johnson led
Kansas City with ~6 points and Mike
Woodson added 24 for the Kings.
Meanwhile, the Lakers begin a four-
game series against Pacific Division foes
on Tuesday night when they host the
San Diego Clippers.
Then, it's down to San Diego for a
rematch on Thursday rught, followed by
home games against Phoenix Friday
night and Portland Sunday afternoon.
The Lakers still maintain a 11/2 game
lead over second-place Seattle in the
Pacific Division.
Mater Dei'a trio includes linebacl(er Kennedy
Pola, auard Brian Lopker and end Greg Locy.
Other area at.an include Mal'ina noae guard Pat
Cernen and Cormia del Mar tackle Glenn Rqien.
~ the .,.., players tabbed for duty ate
eewral bMded for major universities in the fall.
la eddition to j)lSerpetdo and uerou.x, ~tevena and Bolin ~ he9ded for UCLA. while ae..Y ii...,. .uu
Ill/' .... , .....
ON THE LOW SIDE -Lakers star Magic John80n falls to the
, floor under the defense of Kansas City's Kevin Loder
(reaching in from left) as Reggie King lookl on. The Lakers
t0ok the NBA test Sunday, 116-111,
J
"l can say for certain that he
was the person who signed, sea-
1 e d and delivered me to
Georgetown.'' Thompson says.
Smith, however, never envi-
sioned that he was setting up
competition for the national
championship that has eluded
ham for two decades.
In fact, Smith says he has al-
ways felt uncomfortable coa-
ching against people he likes, and .
h e and Thompson are close
friends.
That's why North Carolina has
never scheduled George town.
On TV tonight
channel 2 at 5
The only time that their teams
have met was last season 10 the Great Alaska Shootout Tourna-
ment, when the Tar Heels won
83-71.
Smith first met Thompson
when he was recruiting some of
his players at St. Anthony's high
school in Washmgton, D.C., and a
wann friendship developed.
HOW CLOSE ARE THEY?
"The only way to say it,'' says
Smith. "is to tell you that he was
at our pre-game meal for the
Marquette game in 1977 (before
the NCAA title game). The
players know we never have any
strangers there. That should tell
you a little bat about how close
friends we are."
Thompson seconds the senti-
ment. Asked at Sunday's pre-
game news conference if he was
"a Tar Heel fan," Thompson re-
plied, "I've never been a Tar
Heel fan 10 my life. I'm a· Dean
Smith fan -there is a vast
difference."
The two men talk often' on the
phone, usually at odd hours .
.;'His wife always says when
the phone rings between 1 and 2
she knows who it is," Smith said.
"That's a.m "
THOMPSON WAS ONE o f
Smith's assistants on the gold
medal-winning U.S . basketball
team at the 1976 Olympics.
"From the Olympics, he knows
our philosophy, and I know his
philosophy," Smith says. "He's
his own man. He teaches well
and he certainly has done a fa-
bulous pb with his team. I think
it's remarkable how at the be-
ginning the impression they
made and how far they've come.
It's a real tnbute to John and his
coaching staff."
When Thompson first came to
Geor~etown out of St. Arlthony's
m l Yn, he assumed a floundering
program. The Hoyas had won
but three games in 26 the year
before. In Thompson's first year,
the Hoyas had a 12-14 record,
then moved up t.o 13-13 the next
year.
K i n gs prove
record s mad e
t o h e b rok e n
INGLEWOOD (AP) -Mark
Messier and Dave Lumley scored
goals in the first 24 seconds to set
a National Hockey League record
'Sunday night as the Edmonton
Oilers rolled to a 6-2 victory over
the Los Angeles Kings.
Messier scored after only 14
seconds o f play and Lumley
connected 10 seconds later for the
fastest two goals by one team at
the beginning of a game in NHL
history. Pittsburgh held the pre-
vious record, scoring twice in the
first 29 seconds of a game against
Chicago on Dec. 6, 1980.
Wayne Gretzky, Edmonton's
record-breaking 21 -year-old
center, scored his 92nd goal of
the season In th'e third period and
added an asmst. his l 16th, to ex-
' tend his point total for the year
to 208.
Glenn Anderson scored his
37th and 38th goal 1 of the season
In the opening per od to give the
·Oilers a 4-0 lead after only 10:51
of action. Gretzky assisted on
Anderson's fi'1!t goal, a power-
play ICOl'e at 3:26.
Los Angeles c.oech Don Perry
pulled starting goalie Doug
Keans after Anderson'• second
goal. Keana, who wu replaced
by rookie Mike Blake, had afven
U.t> four goall on aeym lhota in
aUghtly mont than half.~.
Blake wu called up from Saci-
naw ot the International Hockey
Lague lut w~k •
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BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 Bnys•d .. o,,,,. ~. B bl~ 61bl
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Magnificent location o'looking 8th green of
golf course. Majestic Colonial custom by
owner/builder. 5 bdnna. lge formal din nn,
fam nn, billiard rm, refrigerated wine rm.
& 6 'A ba. Marble, finest wood paneling, air
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gar to rent till you de velop Earh unit has COLE OP NEWPORT
yard. Retired owner RULTORS
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Most popular BuccOTa
Bdrm or 4 Bdrms + den :.m sq.ft Forma I f1V1n
& dinmg room. Country kitchen \.\Ith breakfast
nook overlooking hug
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financing. price only Gazebo & T•c* Sp•
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$240,000 Spectacular OCEAN·
CATALINA VIEW in Newport. Impossible!
Professionally decorated
3 BR with vaulted ceil· in11. fireplace. Decks,
community pool, spa & taws. S£JYIC£S
sa $1K),000 at 8\'J ~ OWC IOAT SLIP for thlS Tov~fy 4 Bdrm 1 -,er = small 2nd. Only S139.900. $555,000 Ix>~. It's a bargain at l!!'B'ii7•1ii7rl7ai'mi1n Patrick or Fred Tenore. WOW ' Lowest priced this price Call now
1000 agt631-l.266 bayfronl home O 979-5370
BALBOA COVES. Large A
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644-9060
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view' 2 bdrm, I ba at Main Bear h Walk to
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and rail for detail!, bu~ Sll9 .~HO flkr condo Frplrbothinmstr Plans for smgle family Si8 mm Br & bving rm. Close to
hom> approved and re ·--------t'OOOtry club. golf. tennis ady to bwld Reduced t NO Ql 'Al.lf'Yl:'\C & sv.1 mm1ng Walk to S329,SOO 0 1.\ner wil ________ ... t..ir!(l':.l1Wal'h\o\afk5 Br s hops & bank s
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HAS EVERYTHING Cul ·de·sar street. Sun & Sail I I Club
20 min to Ne\,\port 'Center
$210.000 with $160,000
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No points or qualifying. 770 0347
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Realtors Mesa Verde, large tn I ~-4833 motivated Sl95,000
•675-7060• level with formal living Are you pl an nin g a U,_.1001 OO~fS
and dming rooms Large move' Classified ads Realtors. 675·6000
$93,500
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I rondo. with a ma st er suite loft. Bnght. sunny
kitchen. double ca r ga rage Patio Creal ruianr1ng Call now for
rrore details, 546·2313
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family room . bric k' fireplace. 4 Bdrms. 2 11.ill point you 1n the nght e~~~~~~~~I baths Covered patio d1rect1on to find the Great finan cing. only ho~ouneed 64~7l. ~~ul!!__S42 56_'!!1
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Must sell: Make offer'
Tennis, pool. walk to
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WATERFRONT llu~e custom 11. ate.rlron
home. free & clear. lo\ ii
trarle for mdus, comm · or aptS Pme $895,000. l'hanrr of a lifetime' As
for Phil or Lou. 840·2207,
846-®14 ••••••••••••••• PLL'S need fast l'3Sh sal
on lo\o\est pri ce
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Call Phil 840 220?
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WOODBRIDGE 4 Br home on c·ul·de·sa<'
w air cond1tmn1ng 12•·;
fman on $130.000. Sll33 per rm Askmg Sl89.500
Own A!!l 645·0776
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Woodbndge. roll 1ge 2 bdrm. 2 ba Sl49,900
551-9559. 530·6288
* *BUILDER'S
flJOEL *>', low interest assume .
ble financing Rare op portunlly Luxury Ap
(>leton former model. 3
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I stake my reputation on
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will be i mpressed GREAT BUY! OCEAN
VU. LRG 4 BDR . PROF. DECORATED. pool. spa
& hke nu all for only
$376.500. A trade will be considered You won't
believe it until you see 1t
Call PATRICK TENORE Directly 63t·1266 or
760-87<Y.! TODAY !
$6,000 DOWH! Versa1fles stud io Pen· thouse rondo Take 01•er
tu~ assuma ble loan al 11 •'~. Owner \.\'ill con· sider lale model car as
down paym 't Act fast' 1'
Only S89.900. Ca ll Jim
Agt. 979-5370 or 9S2·9597
IYTHESEA
IUYTHIESEA Forsaleortrad e ui Lin·
da Isle. Located on very
lip or island Best loca·
lion and view on entire
harbor Will lake two 90' yachts. swi m up bar,
game room. wine cellar
Pantasllc Newport 's finest entertainme nt
ho~ built for a movie
star Mosl romanti c
master bdrm in the world · overlooking en·
Ure Newport Bay Sep
m11d qrtrs & sep guest
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MONDAY. MARCH 29. 1982 ORANGE COUNTY . CALIFORNIA 25 CENTS
Sp·ace shuttle landing 'waved off'
Sponsors say
anti.;.Onof re
rally success
An anti-nuclear rally Sunday
at Doheny State Beach was de-
clared a great success by rally
organizers today.
Sponsored by the Orange
County-based Alliance for Sur-'
vival, the rock concert and rally
* * * Steam tube
leak found
at Onofre
Inspection crews at the San
Onofre Nuclear Generating Sta-
tion have discovered three
stream generator tubes which are
leaking small amounts of water.
Spokesmen for Southern Cali-
. fornia Edison Co. said the
amount of leakage is well below
safety limits and immediate re-
pairs arc not contemplated.
The three leaking tubes are
part of several thousand tubes in
San Onofre's Unit l steam gene-
rator which had to be repaired a
year ago following discovery of
heavy corrosion.
The repair work cost nearly
$70 million.
Edison spokesman Dave Bar-
ron said the new leaks were dis-
covered during visual inspection
oi the tubes.
Unit 1 IS-currently out of ope-
ration for repair work until June.
The planned shutcbwn, which
began early this month, is to
permit various repairs to the
steam generator as well as new
work on the turbine building.
Barron said further inspection
work will take place to make
sure the tubes are not corroding
again.
were billed as a "Three Mile
Lsland Anniversary Rally" aimed
at shutting down the San Onofre
nuclear plant, located about 10
miles away.
The noon rally, which began
under sunny skies and lasted
until rain fell shortly after 4
p.m., was orderly and no arrests
were reported, according to an
Orange County Sheriff's Depart-
ment spokeswoman.
"People came because they
didn't like the nuke plant being
there," said Ellie Cohen a rally
organizer. ''We made a political
dent into people's feelings on San
Onofre. It was very successful."
Ms. Cohen said the rally was
intended to drum up support for
the orkan ization's call to shut
down San Onofre's Unit 1 reactor
and for an independent audit of
the safety of Unit 2, which rec-
ently was approved for low-
power testing.
The rally was held on the third
anniversary of the radiation leak
that closed down Pennsylvania's
Three Mile Island nuclear plant.
Three Mile Island accident was
the nation's worst commercial
nuclear accident.
Among speakers at the rally
were featured musicians Graham
Nash and Stephen Stills and ac-
tor Robert Blake.
Blake promised rally-goers that
he would gladly join a blockade of
the San Onofre plant similar to
one several months ago at the
Diablo Canyon plant in San Luis
Obispo county.
Also addressing the crowd,
which rally organizers said
reached 16,000, were Anna
Gyorgy, of Ralph Nader's Criti-
cal Mass Energy Project, and Dr.
Henry Vyner, co-director of the
(See RALLY, Page A%)
DISAPPOINTED -Not only was the blowing
sand an irritant to these folks, who arrived
early at White Sands Missile Range in New
"'" Wlrephoto
Mexico to watch the space shuttle landing, but
the crowning blow came when the landing was
postponed 24 hours.
Reagan: Housing top priority
President p romises guidelines to aid homebuyers
WASHINGTON (AP) -Pre-
sident Reagan, declaring that
"housing is one of our highest
social priorities," told a real es-
tate group today that his admi-
nistration will ease guidelines to
help potential homebuyers qua-
lify for FHA mortgages and take
other measures to help the ailing
industrv.
Reagan made his comments in
a speech to the National Aaaocia-tio n ol ttealtors at the hotel
where he was shot a year ago
Tuesday. ·
While the president asked tw.
audience to support his economic
program, he also announced a
few measures to help them out
Reagan said:
-The Labor Department is
removing barriers to "free a flow
of critically needed funds for
housing from pension funds."
He said more than $~ billion
is invested by pension funds, but
only 10 percent of that amount ii
invested in mortg.,es.
-He will ea. guidelines "to
R eal tors a sked
to back econo m ic
program.
expand the number of potential
homebuyers for FHA mortgage
loans. This action will be of par-
ticular benefit to those purchas-
ing their first home -such aa
lower-<.'OSt condominiums -and
will allow relatives to assist
young people in the down
payment."
-He is taking action to enable
real estate firms to be "free to
establish subsidiaries to provide
additional services, like title in-
surance, which are necessary to
complete the purchase of a
honle."
-He will change the mort-
' gaae revenue bond program "to
... broaden our definitions of
cH.tresaed areas." which he said
"will ma~e it possible for state
. agencies to provide mortgage
funds for 50,000 more home
bUyen at lower coet."
But the president made it clear
he did not intend to bail out the
industry, nor change his basic
economic course, even though he
acknowledged the housing indu-
stry was "in transition and crisis ..
Consumers can 't buy. Sellers
c~'t sell and builders can't
build."
Kennedy
site eyed
Tuesday
WHITE SANDS MISSILE
RANGE,. N.M. (AP) -Space
shuttle Columbia, schedu,led t.o
return from l\S ambitious third
test flight, W84 "waved off" to-
day just 39 minutes before deor-
bit as desert winds whipped the
gypsum sands across Northrup
Strip, 141 miles below.
"I think we ought to knock
this off," John Young, comman-
der of Flight l , told Mission
Control after taking a NASA jet
aloft J,o test the skies.
"OK , John. we copy and we
concur."
"Sorry about that guys,"
Young said.
Another attempt to bring the
ship home was set for Tuesday -
and tentatively at Kennedy
Space Center in Florida. Ironi-
cally, the weather was simply
miserable there today and for the
past 24 hours.
Astronauts Jack R. Lousma
and C. Gordon Fullerton, who
were in no danger. were infor-
med of the decision at 10:02 a.m.,
PST. They were to have landed
at 11:27 a.m. on the gypsum floor
of New Mexico's Tularosa Basin.
The shuttle, the first craft to
make runway landings, is the
first American spacecraft held in
space because of bad weather
below. In bad weather, the old
space capsules would simply shift
descent paths and land in calmer
seas elsewhere.
(See SHUTTLE, Page AZ)
Henry Fonda
favored in
Oscar race
HOLLYWOOD (AP) -The
most intriguing Oscar race in re-
cent years reaches a climax to-
night with "Reds" and "On Gol-
den Pond" projected as the big
winners.
Rainy week due
on Orange Coast
Broadcast of the 54th awards
of the Academy of Motion Pie-
, ture Art.a and Sciences will begin
at 6 p.m. PST on Channel 7 from
~ It looks like a week of rain
gear will be in store for <>ranee
Coast resident.a.
Patchy showers and thunders-
torms that began falling Sunday
are expected to last through Fri-
d a y due to a series of low-
pressure systems moving down
from the Gulf of Alaska, accor-
ding to the National Weath er
Bureau.
The forecast calh for increa-
sing cloudiness with 80 percent
chance of scattered showers and
heavy thunderstorms accompa-
nied by hail along the Oran1e
Coast tonight, according to the
weather bureau.
pect winds of 15 to 25 mph at
times.
S unday's late afternoon rain
1eattered 10,000 people gathered
at Doheny State Beach in Dana
Point to protest the operation of
San Onofre Nuclear P ower
Plant.
And the rain fell strady and
hard in spotty areas in southern
part.a of the county.
It rained steadily in South
Laguna while the sun was set-
ting near Catalina Island. And
this morning at 6:50 a rain squall
brought white beads of hail to
South Laguna while in down-
town Laguna Beach the sun was
shining.
RELATED STORIES -A7,85
the Los Angeles Music Center.
Most polls and forecasters indi-
cated the winner for best actor
will be a man who won't be
there: Henry Fonda.
The 76-year-old star, who has
been nominated only twice be-
fore -for "Grapes of Wrath" in
1940 and "12 Angry Men" in
1957 -will watch the ceremony
at his Bel-Air home. He has beep
confined for months with hea~
problems.
Jane Fonda will accept her
father's Oscar if he wins for his
role in "On Golden Pond."
EAVESDROPPING ON SQUIRRELS? -No,
the man in the field near Pacific Coast High-
way and Fashion Island in Corona del Mar is
Delly "''°' Photo bf LM P•rne
Donald Olsinki of Huntington Beach . He's
checking Pacific Telephone cable for rain da-
mage.
.'1'he chance of scattered shOw-
ers Crom low pressure 1ystem1
that have moved down from the
Gulf of Alaska is 40 percent
Tu~!Ji~ The long-range predic-tion for considerable clou-
diness with scattered showers
through Friday.
Coastal resident.a can also ex-
Huntington Beach. according
to J . Sherman Denny, weather-
man, had only a trace of rain this
morning and Sunday night. But
in Fullerton it hailed Sunday
night, according to Emmett
Franklin of the county flood
control district.
"Reds," the $30 million epic of
radicalism m America and Rus-
sia, is generally expect.eel to score
as best picture. The best indica-
tion was Warren Beatty's award
two weeks ago from the Direc-
tors Czuild for his direction of
"Reds." Only twice in 34 years
have the Guild and Academy
awards not coincided.
The competition for best ac-
tress is less predlctable. The lea-
ders are Meryl Streep for "The
(See OSCARS, Page A%)
WORLD
Angr y residents m ar ch
ROSARITO BEACH, Mexico (AP) -\nt{ry
. residents say the Mexican government's expropriation
of 8,000 acres of land -including the entire munici-
pality of Rosarlto Beach -is an attempt to· tum the
city into "another Acapulco or Cancun."
NATION
Oscar awards tonight
The 54th annual Academy Awards will be tele-
vised this evening at 6 on Channel 7.
Politicians on take ?
Does Washington corrupt, or were polldciana al-
ready on U., take when they arrived in the capital.
Page A6. I
STATE
Gas prices hit low
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Gasoline prices in
Northern California and Nevada are the lowest in 14
months, the California State Auiomoblle Association
reported today.
Where to sp end weekend
Looking for a place to stay for the weekend? Try
· the San Luis Rey Mission in Oceanside. Page A5.
COUNTY
. Martial arts learned
lncreuln& numben of Cout resldenta are lear-
. ning the Japaneee martial art of aikido. Page Bl.
• 4
INDEX
At Your Service A4 Intermission B5
Erma Bombeck B2 Ann Landers B2
L.M. Boyd A6 Movies B5
California A5 National News A3
Cavalcade B2 Public Notices C2
Classified Cl,C3-6 Sports B6~8
Comics B4 Stock Markets B3
Crossword B4 Television A7
Death Notices C2 Theaters B5
Editorial A6 Weather A2
Entertainment B5 World News A3
80l"()IC()pe B2
SPORTS
Close game predicted
Coachel predict a cloee one tonight when North
Carolina meeta Georgetown at 5 on Channel 2 for the
NCAA basketball championship. Page B6. ·
' -
.. .
•
I
WASHE D UP -Two firemen view the
wreckage of a 50-foot Haitian sailboat as it sits
on the surf-blasted beach in High land Beach,
AP Wlrephoto
Fla. The boat capsized early this morning.
killing two Haitians. Six others survived and
two Haitians are still missing.
Stalled passenger train hit
by locomotive; 26 people hurt
BR I STOL, Pa. (AP) -A
oassenger train, stalled about 24
miles from its destination , was
struck today by a locomotive sent
to its aid, and 26 people were
injured, officials said. Three oC
the injured were admitted to
Bucks County hospitals in satis-
factory condition while the
others were treated for cuts and
bruises and released, authorities
said.
WASHINGTON (AP) -Presi-
dent Reagan's spokesman said
today the president was pleased
with the conduct of the election
Sunday in El Salvador and that
the administration was conti-
nuing to assess the results. De-
puty White House press secre-
tary Larry Speakes said the ad-
ministration had monitored the
election through the U.S . Em-
bassy in San Salvador, and that
Reagan had been briefed today
and Sunday by William Clark,
the White House national secu-
rity adviser.
HARRISBURG, Pa. CAP ) -
Customers should stop paying
their electric bills unless promi-
sed that none of the money will
go for the cleanup of Three Mile
Island. protesters urged on the
third anniversary of the nation's
worst commercial nuclear acci-
dent. A chilled, sparse crowd
marked the anruversary Sunday,
watching utmty bills crumple in
flames in a charcoal grill on the
st.ate Capitol steps.
WASHI NGTON (AP) -Presi-
dent Reagan will hold his first
prime-time news conference at 5
p.m. PST on Wednesday, deputy
press secretary Larry Speakes
announced today It will be the
president's ninth news conferen-
ce. Speakes said there was no
special reason for holding this
one in the evening, except that
Reagan had not done it before.
WASHINGTON (AP) -Sen.
Alan Cranston, D-Calif .. said
Sunday more than 3 billion peo-
o le. about 80 percent of the
world's population , could be
killed in an all-out nuclear war
between the United States and
the Soviet Union. Cranston, the
second ranking Democrat in the
Senate, also said the war would
not only kill aJJ the people who
live in the Northern Hemisphere.
but that millions more living be-
low the equator in the Southern
Hemisphere would probably die
from the effects of Callout.
RENO, Nev. lAP) -A former
schoolteacher who was convicted
of running down 29 people with
her car, killing six of them. has
become the first woman sentenc-
ed to die in Nevada since 1890.
Priscilla Ford was sentenced to
the gas chamber Sunday for the
Thanksgiving Day 1980 deaths.
She is the only woman on Ne-
vada's death row, where 11 male
inmates await execution.
GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) -
A defense lawyer's plan to force
a Jury trial for a 6-year-old girl
accused of hitting a schoolmate
with a stick has fallen apart be-
cause the prosecutor doesn 't
want to argue the case m adult
court. "Either they take this
thing back to juvenile court . .
for arbitration or I'll dismiss it,"
State Attorney Eugene Whit-
worth said Sunday. adding that
"the best interests of the child
became forgotten··
Dinner honors chief jus tice
R ose Bird feted on fifth anniversary on Supreme Cou rt
BEVER LY H I LLS (AP ) -
California Supreme Court Chief
Justice Rose Bird didn't directly
address a recall drive against her,
but told guests at a dinner in her
honor that independent courts
aren't influenced by the "strident
voices of the moment."
"An independent judiciary is a
symbol of even-handed justice
that wears a blindfold -one
that doesn't confuse a siren song
or a harangue with the true voice
of the people," Ms. Bird said at
the $75-a-plate tribute Sunday to
her fifth anniversary as chief
justice.
FRESNO (AP) -Rep. Bob
Dornan has won a lopsided vic-
tory, 196 to 31, over Rep. Barry
Goldwater Jr. for the U.S. Se-
nate endorsement of the conser-
vative California Republican As-
sembly. In balloting Sunday for
CRA's endorsement for governor,
Lt. Gov. Mike Curb fell just one vote short ot the required two-
t hirds majority over Attorney
Gener al George Deukmejian.
Both Curb an~ Deukmejjan aup-
por ters claimed victory in the
gubern~torial balloting, since
Deukmejian was considered the
underdog for CRA support.
AVALON (AP) -Gregory
Perrone, 13, was hospitaliz.ed in
fair condition t.Oday after falling
oU a 150-foot ocean.side cliff on
Santa Catalina l-1and, Avalon
Fire Department Capt. Bill Put-
nam said . The Fullerton youth
was camping and biking w:th
two hometown companions, Da-
v id Marshall. 15 , and Jerry
Hallbrook, 14, when he plunged
from the cliff at Seal Point about
10:15 a.m. Sunday. Los Angeles
County lifeguard Lt. Steve
Wagner said Perrone apparently
suffered head injuries and brui-
ses.
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Police
were investigating whether a
9-year-old girl a~ucted near her
home may be the ninth victim of
the so-called "Lost Dog Rapist,"
who has attacked at least eight
girls in Los Angeles and Orange
counties. The man typically lures
his victims, ages 6 to 12, by as-
king their help in locating a lost
dog. Jennifer Balsama was found
about 8:25 a .m. Sunday, wande-
ring the grounds of a Presbyte-
rian church in the San Carlos
area of eastern San Diego. She
was kidnaped about 6 p.m. Sat-
urday from Carlsbad, about 20
miles north of San Diego.
UKIAH (.AP) -At:>ut 250,000
people continued without normal
water service today after heavy
rain destroyed a dike ln a ditch,
releasing thousands of gallons of
toxic formaldeh yde in to the
Russian River in the second ma-
jor chemical spill there in recent
days. "There's a ~reat deal of
concern that tf we get more
heavy rams ... we may lose all
the material into the river,'· said
Dave Clark, district engineer for
the state Health Services De-
partment. "We're going to be
monitoring eve r y hour a t a
number of key locations along
the river."
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Cen-
tral California's scenic coastline
could be damaged if a major 011
spill started in offshore areas
targeted by Interior Secretary
Ja"'es Watt for expanded oil. an~
gas leasing, a recent report md1-
cates. The report by Glenn R.
Van Blaricom and Ronald J . Ja-
meson, research wildlife biolo-
gists with the U .S _ Fis h a nd
Wildlife Service, concentrated on
a spill's possible effect on the sea
otter population.
KI NGSBURG (AP ) - A tor-
nado touched down in southern
Fresno County. damaging a shed,
house trailer and the roof of a
home. However, no injuries were
reported. Sheriff's deputies re-
ported that the twister struck the
Gessner property on East Kamm
Avenue near Kingsburg between
7 p.m. and 8 p.m. Sunday night.
A mobile home was shoved about
50 yards and overturned, and a
shed was damaged when it was
pushed 100 feet, deputies were
told. •
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Orange Oo11t DAil Y PIL.OT /Monday, March 291 1982 N ~·
Salvador vote succeedS
Security forces fight off guerrillas; 60 killed ,.
SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador
(AP) -President Jose Napoleon
Duarte's centrist Christian De-
mocrats led five rightist parties
in parual election returns today
for a constituent aS&embly but
appeared to be falling short of a
majority. With only about 200,-
000 votes counted, a Christian
Democrat spokesman said his
pa rty had opened talks with
other parties on forming an al-
liance. But a spokesman for the
ultra-rightist Republican Nation-
alist Alliance. in second place,
claimed it would be able to form
a coalition excluding Duarte's
party. At least 60 people were
killed Sunday as security forces
fought guerrillas who apparently
failed to prevent large numbers
of Salvadorans from voting.
WASHINGTON (AP) -Du-
ring the DerlJn ctislS of 1959, the
Eisenhower adtnin1stration was
prepared to "h\>ld Beriin at all
costs.'' even 1f it meant using
nuclear weapons, previously se-
cret Senate testimony disclosed.
Transcripts released by the Se-
nate Foreign Relauons Commit-
tee also show that Christian
Herter. then acting secretary of
st.ate. believed that any war over
Berlin ··would have to'· involve
nuclear weapons.
RABAT, Morocco (AP) It
was classic Richard M. Nixon :
beaming. arms spread wide
above his head and hollering
··hasta luego!" to enthusiastic
crowds during a week-loniz visit
to Morocco. Murmurs of "That's
Nixon·· s pread quickly through
every town he visited: Some 75.-
000 people gathered outside the
69-year-old former president's
hotel in Marrakech and se<:unty
people had to call the governor
for help. For four days in Mar-
rakech. Nixon plunged into exci-
ted crowds to hold babies and
squee:ie the palms of people who
told him in a dozen languages:
"You should still be presicient."
VILLAHERMOSA, Mexico
(AP ) -A volcano in Mexico's
rich southeast oilfields spewed
dense columns of smoke ancL
ashes for miles around, forcing
airlines to cancel flights through
the area No casualties were re-
ported. Many of the 20,000 peo·
pie of Pichucalco, a town a~ut
800 miles southeast of Mexico
City, fled the area as the volcano
nearby started rumbhng shortly
after midnight. Chiapas State
police said. The peak, El Chin-
chonal. is located about 36 miles
south of Villahermosa. the Tab-
asco stale capital.
"chmo"
PARIS (AP) -An explosion
on a speeding Paris-Toulouse
express train t oday. caused
"man y victims, ii;icludmg dead
and injuri?d,'' a spokesman of the
s tate-owned French railroad
network S NCF said. He sa1d he
did not know 1mmed1ately how
many victims or If any foreign.ers
were involved in the explosion
on the express tram called the
Capitole. An official at the Pre-
fecture regional authority of. the
nearby c1ty of Limoges descnbed
t hP Pxolosion as ··a bomb."
TEL A VIV, larael (AP) -Is-
raeli troops used tear gas to break
up a Palestinian demonstration in
Nablus and an Israeli settler fired
his pistol to eiieape a road ambush
in the oa:upied West Bank today,
the military command reported.
It was the 11th straight day of
clashes In a wave of troubles in
the occupied Arab territories in
which five Arabs have been kil-
led by Israeli gunfire. ..
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) -
Soviet intelligence-gathering
ships and reconna1ssan~ planes
are shadowing the US. aircraft
carrier Midway and other vessels
m a task force ott ~uth Korea's
east coast , 1t was reported todav. The U.S. ships are taking part in
amph1b1ous landing maneuvers.
part of "Team Spirit '82"
AP Wlrephoto WELCOMED -Italian President Sandro Pertmi is greeted
during a visit to the Sebastiani winery in Sonoma. The pre-
sident had lunch m this small town m the heart of California's
wine country before flying to Chicago today.
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Dow Jones Final
UP 5.90 .
CLOSING 823.82
~\\\
Gas price said
going hack up
LOS ANGELES CAP) -Enjoy lower g~oline
pric:es triggered by the international oil glut while you
can, says an industry exper t: They may soon head
back up.
That's because governments are hungry for new
revenue such as oil import lees or h igher gasoline
excise taxes would gener:ite, says oil industry analyst
Dan Lundberg.
He predkts in this week's "Lundberg Letter" that
gas prices ('OuJd plummet by as much as 19.05 cents a
gallon by ,the end of a year as conse rvation and a
worldwide recession crimp oil demand.
Ford execs boosted
DEARBORN. Mich. (AP) -Ford Motor Co gave
top executives raises of as much as 11.8 percent in 1981
despite posting a $1.06 billion loss for the year. accor-
ding to a proxy statement
But lop officials' salanes sull were below levels of
two and three :rears earlie r, said the report. ..
Ford's 106,000 hourly worke rs agreed to wage
freezes, deferred cost-of-laving allowances and other
concessions over the next 2 1fJ years 1n a contract
signed March l between the automake r and the Un
1ted Auto Workers union
:·
Sch ool cuts viewed
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Two business groups say
the state could save billions of dollars and avoid new
taxes bv such measures as double sessions Ln kinder ·
gartens: $50 tuition at community coUeges and elami-
na tio" of a medical program for the "working poor."
The proposal by the California Taxpayers Asso·
ciauon . a nonprofit business.funded lobby. was en·
dorsed by the state Chamber of Commerce in its
newsletter.
Oil leases eyed
lMPERlAL (AP) -Over the ob.,e<:t1ons of bird
and hsh enthusiasts. an advisory panel to the Bureau
of Land Management has rerommended that 138.000
acres of Salton Sea shoreline be leased for oil and gas
exploration.
The U S. Geological Survey has estimated there 1s
a 1 percent chance of finding commercial quantities of
ml and gas under the 36-rrule-long Salton Sea Most of
the drilling sites would be in Imperial County al-
though the sea runs mto Riverside County
S t eel sh i ft posed
PITTSBURGH (AP) -Unite d Steelworkers
union membe~ are being asked this week to exchange
$35 m11l 1on 10 defe rred ben efits for s tock in
Wht-ehng-Pittsburgh Steel Corp
The plan. aimed at averting further layoffs by the
nation's e ighth largest steelmaker. was worked out
near Wheeling. W Va., after a month of negotiations
"Under the proposed agreement our members
will, m e ffect, make a long-term, low-interest invest-
ment of about $35 million in our future," said Paul
Rusen. president of USW District 23
S t ate oil flowing
SACRAMENTO (AP) -CaJifomaa's producuon
of cr ude oil is averaging about a rrullion barrels per
day, close to the ~tat.e's record output of two decades
ago. a top state engineennl( official has reported.
~TOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT
•IO.JOO f?t,IOO •200 3'1,AOO J?•.SOO Jll,IOO
]1)1, 100
1'3200 10 .JOO , ... ,900
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212.JOO
UPS AND DOWNS
GOLD COINS
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A1t1trlat1 100 crown. 0802 troy 01 , •nuo, ott sa.oo.
AMERICAN LEADERS
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MOALS
NEW YORK IAPI
P<IOM !Oday
Spol nonferrous metal
C09P9f 76·78 cents a ooond. u.s Clftli•
na11on1
l Md 28-32 eenll I POUnd
Zinc 37~ cen11 • PQUftd o.11-ecs Tift se 5722 MetelS WMk comPoSlle lb
Alllfftlnllm 70-77 Cftl'lll I pound, US '•:
...,CllfJ $39!> 00 pet ll19'c
Plallnum $3 16 00 troy oz N Y
SILVER
NEW YORK (AP) -Handy & Hllmll\
11"1r S8 910. 011 so 095
Engel111rd silver $6.1120 oll SO 09f ;
!!_brlclllld !lllVer J7.458. oll S0.0112. •
GOLD QUOTATIONS
London: morning ll•lng S3 111.60. oil
$2.75.
London: 1119'noon hxlng $318 50, oft
$3.75 ~
P8'1e: S328.82, of! $5.115 •.
Fr11nkflnt: S320.S3, ott S3 11. •:
ZIRtctl: I.ate fixing 1317.00, on $4 oO '
bid; $321 00 Uited. I ,
Handr a H1rm1n: only <11lly Q1101,
$318.60, of! $3.76. ~
l ne-ttl•rd: only dally Quote $318 60 • ottU.76 •
I~ only <1111y Q\IOle talHic;ltld $334,~. Oii S3 9~
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