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Cop-killer su~pect pleads 'drug log'
Murder defendant Gordon Lee
Mink tea\lfied Monday that he
lived ln 1 twtllght world of auch
heavy dn&I wie tha\ he remem-
bered nothlnc of th• everuna on
which he la accu.aed of gunning
down a Garden Grove police of-
ficer ln June, 1980.
Testifying ln hia own defense,
the bearded and long -halre~
Mink maintained that the Jut 10
yeara of hit llfe were no more
than• "foS" bealu.e he lnceeted druo 10 heavily.
11When you're apeedlng (taJcJn1
dru11)," he aald, "the i:t1y1 all
8eef1l to run to1ether."
Mink offered hia unuaual \ale
of rampant drug abuae aa h ia
Oranl(e County Superior Court
murder trial neared lt.e climax. Cloaini atacemenu ln the caae are
eXJ)eeted today.
'the defendant, 32. who la alto
known aa John George Brown,
facoa the pouiblllty of a death
sentence If he ia convicted ot
firat-degree murder and apecial
clrcunutancea for the shootins
death of oftlcer Donald Reed two
yean •10.
The young patrolman waa
1unned down outalde a bar
known u the ~if:;f e Creek aa-loon. I~ la now the Ponde·
l"OI& bar.
Reed and 1everal other officera
had gone into the aaloon to arrest
Brown for inve.tlgatlon of aa-
uult with a deadly weapon and
drug aales.
Reed'• partner, officer Glen
Overly, testified that Mink left
the bar through a aide door be-
fore allegedly opening fire on
Reed and other offlcen.
Wounded ln the gunflre were
Overly, officer Dwight Hen-
ninger and two bar patrons.
Wllliam McKinney, 27, and John
Terzia, 23. Tenia waa shot .,..
tween the eyes.
Mink waa arrested near the
bar a s hort time after the Setur-
day n.igftt shooting.
Mink testified that he wun't
even aware of what had occurred
outalde the bar until he awake-
ned the next day in Orange
County Jail.
Bri_tish heat up war zone
4 • rgent1ne • 1pattac s e
Twin admits re1•un
Et tu, Abby?
Recycling told
ASBY TOO -Advice colum-
nist Abigail Van Buren, twin
sister of Ann Landers, admits
that she also nas been recy-
cling letters in her column.
Viejo pilot
ejects from
jet, injured
A Mission Viejo Marine pilot
who ejected from h is A -4M
Skyhawk jet over Twentynine
Palms MQnday suffered a broken
leg when he parachuted to the
,desert floor.
Maj. Richard Lyle Barton Jr.,
40, was on a routine training
mission when his jet crashed at
9:15 a.m .. according to a Marine
spokesman at the Marine Corps
Air Station, El Toro, where Maj.
Barton is stationed.
The aircraft, belongrng to Ma-
rine Attack Squadron 3 11,
crashed in a remote northern
tr aining sector of the combat
center.
Bruinsma backed
WASHINGTON (AP) -Sen.
S.I. Hayakawa, R-Callf .• taking
sides for the first time on the
crowded field of California GOP
Senate candidatea, on Monday
endorsed Ted Brulnsma'9 bid to
succeed him.
NATION
CHEROKEE. Iowa (AP) -A
group of Mother's Day letters
appearing in the "Dear Abby"
newspaper feature tripped up
Abigail Van Buren one week af-
t.er her twin sister. Ann Landers,
admitted rerunning old letters ln
her advice column. it was repor-
ted today.
In a copyrighted story, the
Cherokee Daily Times said let-
ters to Miss Van Buren praising
an unwed mother for putting her
child up for adoption and inqui-
ring about the aigni.ficance of a
single carnation on Mother's Day
were reprinlB.
A check of the newspaper's
record• found the letters had
been U8ed previoualy -one on
May 12, 1979, and one on May 7,
1977.
AddJtionally, The Arif.Ona Re-
public reported today that a rea-
der, Sara Baird of Phoenix, Ariz ..
recognized the letter about the
unwed mother as one she had
read before in Miss Van Buren's
column.
The Daily Times said today
that Miss Van Buren issued a
statement through Universal
Press Syndicate acknowledging
the reprinlB and promising that
"henceforth every reprint will be
labeled."
An investigation by the Pon-
tiac (Ill.) Daily Leader and The
Associated Press found that Miss
Landers had been'recycllng
15-year-old letters and answers
an nearly idenl.lcal language the
last 18 months without telling
readers or newspapers who sub-
scribe to her column. Miss Lan-
ders acknowledged the recycled
letters and promised to label re-
printed portions of colum.N.
Efforts to reach Miss Van Bu-
ren by telephone in Beverly Hills
on Monday were unsuccessful.
Lee Salem. editorial director of
the Universal Press Syndicate,
said "All the infonnatlon isn't in.
I'm sure there will be further
discussions between Miss Van
Buren and the ayndicate."
A syndicate apokesman, who
asked not to be identified, t.old
the Daily Times on Monday that
officlala had not been aware th.at
Mias Van Buren was reprinting
iiema without labeling them as
such.
"I've made an effort to label
reprints except for special holi-
day columns or subjects . . . I
(See DEAR, Pace A%)
Optimism unjustified?
Buatneu analyst John Cunniff asks why econo-
mists and corporate offlciah as well u President
Re.gan continue t-0 see an upturn in the economy,
despite gloomy report after gloomy report. Page M .
Cussing's 'good for you'
A USC clinical peychologllt says go ahead and
aa. when the need a.Nee. Four-letter worda eerve u
a pr•ure valYet he oontenda.. Page ~.
H~ your teddy !>ear
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WET DUTY -Members of Britain's F irst Ascension Islands. Photo was released today by
Raiding Squadron. Royal Marines. hunker official sources in London.
down in their raiding craft dttring exerdaes off
3 balloonists found
Race participants await 'Survivors' Banquet'
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
Of tho o•r Hot It.ff
The w inning aeronauts are
recovering from a bumpy lan -
ding. the three missing pilots
have been found, and partici-
pants in the Gordo n Bennet t
Balloon Race are now awaiting
the annual "Survivors' Banquet,"
Friday in Costa Mesa.
During the banquet at the
South Coast Plaui Hote l, mem-
bers o f eight he lium balloon
teams are expected lO trade st.o-
d es about fl ying through rain,
snow and heavy winds in an ef-
fort to win the d1Stance competi-
tion.
With about 25,000 aerial en-
thusiast.a looking on, the balloo-
nists lifted o ff Saturday Crom
Mile Square Park an Fountain
Valley.
The unofficial winners aboard
"Rosie O'Grady" came down 28
hours later about 892 mile5 away
in a farm yard near Cody, Wyo.
J oe Kittinger, a former combat
pilot from Orlando, F1a .. suffered
a dislocated shoulder and bruises
during the Sunday evenlng lan-
ding.
lf declared 8tl official winner,
Kittinger will bave broken his
STATE
s tring o f three consecutive
second-place farushes an the Gor-
don Bennett race.
His co-pilot, Los Angeles busi-
nessman Charles W. Knapp. also
received treatment for bruises
suffered in the landinl(.
Bill curbing
judges dead
SACRAMENTO (AP) -At-
tempts to restrict the po'1"1er of
Californfa judges to issue retro-
active decisions and to reduce
death and life-without-parole
sentences, have died in commit-
tee.
The Assembly's Criminal Jus-
tice Committee gave only six
votes Monday to a constitutional
amendment proposal to bar ret-
roactive decisions unless they are
based on federally-guaranteed
rlghlB. It "needed eight votes t.o
pass. One member voted against
the measure, ACA18 by Assem-
blyman Dave Stirling, D -
Hacienda Hel~hlB.
Debby Boone takes stage
While starring ln 11 Seven Brides for Seven Bro-
then" ln Loe ~. Debby Boone takee time out to
reflect on her rapid entry lnto the spotlight. Pace A6.
COUNTY
A 'second life' at 70
San Clemente realdent Mllton Corb, a mere 70
:yean old. pbl h1a pto frOm llfe in abltract painting. PaaeBt.
Much of race officials' atten·
tion Mo nday was focused on
finding the lone missing Gordon
Bennett balloon. The" 10-.Ball." a
non-compe ting "pathfinder"
craft carrying three men, appa-
rently had a radio malfunction
shortly aft.er llftoU, causing the
aeronauts to lose contact with
their chue crew.
An emergency locator signal
was heard in eastern Nevada
near Wiliton Mountain, triggering
a search in that snow-blanketed
area for the missing balloon.
But race officials re<:elved a
surprise Monday afternoon,
when two "10-Ball" balloonists
called in to say they had actually
landed Sunday morning in the
Arizona desert near the Grand
Canyon.
"We didn't find them -they
round us," race director Tom
Heinsheimer said. "Duane Po-
wers (the pilot) knew exactly
where he was. It was always
under control, just the way it
should be."
After a smooth landing, Po-
we r s and crewman Arthur
Hickle hiked 20 miles through
(See BALLOON, Page Al)
INDEX
At Your Service A4
Erma Bombeck B2
L.M. BoY.d A6
Busl.ne9I B4-$
Callfomla M Cavabde B2 Oa.ifled Dl.D3-6
Comict 83
Cro.word B3
Death Notka D2
F.dl t.oria1 A6
Enttttainment as
SPORTS
Marine
landing
planned?
By Tiie A11ociatect Presa
Britain said one of its warshipa
fired on a surface v.essel today in
the body of water separating the
two main Falkland Islands. and
Argentina threatened to attack
an y British ship or plane ap-
proaching the South Atlantic
war w ne.
British De fense Ministry
spokesman Ian McDonald told
reporters in London that the
British ship was an the fave-
mile-wide Falkland Sound, just
off Bold Cove, West Falkland.
when it opened fire. He said a
"large explosion" occurred.
it was the closest naval en -
gage~11t to the Falklands since
ArRen\ine forces seized the is-lands from Britain on April 2, and
McDonald said: "The incident
and its location show how tight
our grip is on the Falkland
Islands." He gave no other de-
tails.
Other reports indenlified the
target vessel as an Argentine.
supply ship or tanker. and said it
w as fired on by the radar-
controlled, 4.5-anch gun of a Bri-
tish frigate, which was said t-0
have been accompanied by other
British warships in the Falkland
Sound
British correspondents with
the annada, whose dispatches a.re
subject to censorship, said the
s hip that was attacked was
thought to be carrying s upplies
and possibly troops to :Stanley.
capital of the Falklands.
Prime M ini ste r Margaret
Thatcher convened he r inner
"War Cabinet" m London amid
growing speculation that British
marines would soon a ttempt to
storm the Falklands capita l of
Stanley.
Argentina retaliated with an
announcement that any British
ships or aircraft approaching the
South Atlantic war wne or COQ·
sidered a threat to Argentine Be-
curity would be regarded aa
"host al e" and subjec t to
••consequences.··
Britain, which last week ex·
tended its 200-mile blockade
around the Falklands to within
12 miles of the Argentine coast,
said t.he Argentine threat "will in
no way affect" the operations of
its wk fon:e.
British military sources aal~
the liner Canberra arrived Moq-
day night off the Falklandl
bringing 2,500 British marines
and paratroopers. The sourcet
(See FALKLAND, Page AZ)
Hormcope B2
Intennl.auon C6
Ann Landen B2
Movies C6
National Newa A3
Public Noticea D2·3
Sparta Cl...t
Stoct1. Markeu B5
TeleWion C6 Tbeaten C6
Weather A2
World Newa A3
Hot hurlers alons Coast Ansel1 nlp Yankees .
There are a lot of Clltatandina ~ IChool mftball
pU.chen tn the 0nnae 0oMt ~ ilid mmt of them aN
~and freihmea. ~Cl.
~ DICl.noe9 Md Geoff Zahn eperkled ... ~ .,.., the yana. In ta. --GplDllr ., ~
hetm Stadium. P• Cl. .
• FALKLAND ISLANDS • • •
· Mid he Uner· wu accompanied
by ftve ltndtna craft carrytna
heUcoptera, lht 4,100-ton d•·
1\toyer lxe&tr and two trtaatee
armed wlth French-made Ex-oc._~1 th• mt .. ue that Ht th• Briuan dmtroyer Shettteld afire 1.tlt~,
Mllltary analyata in London
Mid troop, tank and landJ.na craft
relnforcementa due today would
live the talk force "all it needl"
to challenp the eetimated IM)OO
troope Arpntina poured Into the
ia1anda after aelzing them.
Brltlah mlUtary aourcea aald
about 100 Brlttah commandoe1
have been on the l1land1 for
"some time" pinpointing "key
targetl" on East Falkland, the
1aland where most of the Argen-
tine forcea are concentrated.
Writing from the aircraft car-
rier HermeJ1, the flaphip of the
'British battle fleet, correspon-
dent Peter Archer of the Britiah
dOl'nNUc "'WI ... ncy P,. M · aodaUon Mid the bofnbardlnent
Sundey and Monda1 •iw.. -.
.. a IDltenana-up procm befon
an eventual landlna by Brhtah
troope"
MnnwhUe, U.N. Secretary·
General Javier Perea de Cuellar
compltMd a fourth da)' ot •pa·
rate talka wtth ~t.IM O.~ty
Porel1n Mlnfeter J:nrlq,u• Roa
and Britiah Ambe'Mdor Sir An-
thony Panona at U.N. hetldquar-
~"' ln New York.
Roa said the Brttl1h mllltary
preuure would not dampen hla
government'• desire for a ne10-
Uated eettlement.
Perez de Cuellar told reporten
he aaw "rea1on1 for hope" of
ending the cria1a but It would "be
very difficult" to hurdle the main
stumbling block to a ceue-flre
and the start of peace ne1ot1a-
tion.s -Argentina'• demand for
aovereignty over the Falklanda.
DEAR ABBY LETTERS ...
didn't think 10me of the reprlnta
on tbe special subjects needed
labeling," Mias Van Buren aid in
her statement.
Of the 394 moat recent letters
published or received by the
newspaper, 10 were labeled as
reprints, the newspaper said.
When asked last week lf Miss
Van Buren ever used recycled
material, her secretary, Katie
Beal, quoted her as saying that lf
she reruns an item "it is clearly
labeled as such."
Miss Van Buren and Miu
Landers were born in Sioux City,
Iowa, on July 4, 1918, and gra-
duated from high school there.
Misa Van Buren, whose real
name is Pauline Esther Phillipe,
has been writing the "Dear
Abby" column since Jan. 9, 1966.
Miss Landen -&rther Pauline
Lederer -ha.a written her col-
umn since 19~6.
BALLOON RACE ...
the snow until they reached
safety -and a telephone -in
Colorado Oty, Ariz., race officials
said. The third crewman, Milt
Caves, remained with the balloon
and was reecued later.
Heinaheimer maintained that
this trio was the best equipped
for IW"Vival In difficult wind and
weather conditions becauae they
all live in the California desert
t:ity, Ridgecrest.
. Unofficial second-place win-
ners In the Gordon Bennett are
father and son Maxie and Kria
Andenon of AlbuQueniue, N.M.,
whose craft "Viklng'' touched
down near Caaper, Wyo., after
travell.ng 850 miles.
In third _pla ~e waa the
"Benihana. .. piloted by lat }'ml"•
winners Ben Abruzzo and Rocky
Aoki. Their crah traveled 771
miles before landing near Boul-
der Lake, Wyo ..
.'La Turista' over?
. .. Antibiotic effective in Mexico
HOUSTON (AP) -Reeearchen aay they have found a
better way to fight "La Turista," or traveler's diarrhee, en-
countered by almost half the Americana who visit Mexico.
Dr. Herbert DuPont, director of clinical microbiology at
·. the Univenity of Texas Medical School here, said Monday the
antibiotic TMP-SMX eliminated the disease in most patienta
within 24 hours.
The study with TMP-SMX was conducted last summer
in Guadalajara, Mexico.
TOPPLED ~ -Trailerloed of trash top-
pled Monday when driver of Orange County-
owned vehicle turned too fast on Bristol Street
Deukmejian
backs lease
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Attorney
General ~rge Deukmejian saya
he backs a plan proposed last
week by Secretary of the Interior
James Watt -to leue offshore
California aifea for oil explora-
tion.
"I have no reaaon" to oppoee
apecific tract• pinpointed for
drilling, Deukmejian said Mon-
day before the San Diego Fed-
eration of Republican Women 's
Clubs.
He said Watt's plan for private
drilling leues off California'•
ahon!I ia In the "belt lnteresta" of
the nation becauae of a need to
"determine the full extent of our
oil and natural gaa rellOun."e."
Budget aid:
4-day week
BOISE, Idaho (AP) -About
5,000 Idaho state employees will
work only four daya a week to
help the atate cope with an esti·
mated $12. l mllllon deficit in the
budget.
Gov. John Evans, ln ordering
the cutbacka Monday, •id the
four-day work week ia a key part
of hia plan to erase the de6c:lL
To lead the way, the sayemor
said he will turn back $1,072
from hla salary the next seven
weeb and his wife wtll have to
get along without howlek.eeping
belp at the governor'• mansion
the next aeven Fridays.
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where it merges with Universlty Drive in Ir-
vine. No one was injured. Trash was later re-
moved to Coyote Canyop landfill.
Nu dies
fighting
lor sand
MlAMl (AP) -Sun wonhl-
pera who believe lt'• better to
buk ln the buff are hoptnt that a
pitc h to Miami'• tourl•m·
conacloue offida.la will help pre·
aerve one of the Sunahlne State'•
nude beachee.
"I'm optlmlatlc abou t our
chancel with the dty," uid Gary
Bryant, heed of the pro-nudiml
Florida Free S.Ches. a ataiewlde
organization. "We're offerint a
vtable uaet. ·
"Nude bathing la an accepted
nonn for the people ln cmmopo-
11 tan areas: European• and
American tourlata are apendlng
their money ln the Caribbean ia-
landa, which have a lot of areu
designated for nude swimming.
Why not bring those tourl1t1
here?" Bryant reasoned.
'Mle Miami City Commimion la
deciding whether to convert
Virginia Key'a beach into a pub-
lic park, and Florida Free Bea-
ches wu to preaent ill cue to the
cornmlaaion today.
South Florida's nude sunba-
thers already have lost another
mecca, the former "Air Force
Beach" In North Palm Beach.
where visitors who ahed their
clothes these days may receive
misdemeanor summonses.
On Monday, rangers at John
D. MacArthur State Recreation
Center confirmed three arrests
had been made on the beach over
the weekend.
The secluded stretch waa pop-
ular among nudilts for 25 years
as local authoritiea looked the
oth er way. But last year, the
state and county bought it from a
foundation for u se as a
"family-oriented" park.
Rangers pa11ed out 30 war-
nings to nude sunbathers during
a two-week "grace period" that
ended May 3.
Of those arrested over the
weekend, one was charged with
indecent exposure, wrucn carries
a maximum penalty of one year
in jail and a $1 ,000 fine, and two
others were involved in a "lewd
and laacivious act," said ranger
John Fillyaw.
Florida Free Beaches gathered
2,000 signatures on petitiona as-
k.mg for part of the park to be
designated as "clo\.hes.-optional,"
but local rangers told them to
present the petitions to Depart-
ment of Natural Resources offi-
cials in Tallahassee.
In Miami, city officia.la plan a
cleanup of the 700-acre Virginia
Key beach area, and hope• to
open it this summer aa a family
park.
The nudists who had the beach
to themselves for years would
like to have at least part of it
designated as "clothes-optional."
Sunny afternoons
H owever, Carl Kerns, city
parks director, said, "We really
don't want to restrict any part of
our valuable beach property,
which is worth millions of dol-
lars, to any particular group."
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RIPPED OFF -Mias Hawaii Vanessa DuBois (right),
emerges from Anti-Crime Unit build.ing in New York after
viewing lineup of suspects after street tJiief snatched her $7,-
000 diamond-studded pendant. With her is Miss Minnesota
Lori Kmetz. Both are in Miss USA contest.
Judi Wilson, who h eads a
group called Concerned Christian
Mothers, also opposes any nude
sunbathiJla.
"Everyone I know will be
offended," she said. "They
shouldn't be allowed to do it in
public.
Graham in Moscow Livermore protest nets 64 arrest8--
LIVERMoRE (AP) -In the trances to the facility.
fourth nuclear pro test at La-"It was the largest traffic tieup
wrence L ivermore Laboratory we've had ao far this year, and
this year, 64 people were ar-the moat d elay we've had,"
rested after women dressed as spokesman Jack Saunders said
auffragettea. tried to block en-Monday.
MOSCOW (AP) -Evangelist
Billy Graham today urged "all
governments to respect the rtghta
of religious believers" in his lint
comments on human righta since
he arrived in Moecow four days
ago.
Offw ~ M~ 15, 1va
PIATUlll INCL~1
• AEltOltC ClASSES
• PltOfESSK>NAl tNSTltUCTtON
• BOOY FAT ANALYSIS
• STRESS TESTING
• tlOOO PRESSURE TESTING
• COED SAUNA .
• NUTRITIONAL COUNSELING
• COED WH•LPOOl
• OlYMPtC FltH WEIGHT
• COMl'UTlllZID DYNA YIT.
• NAUTl.USUlll:ll~
• SUNTANIOM '~ " •
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WELCOME TO THE POPE -A wall painting
in Liabon ahows two doves as praying hancb
among other religious artwork. The painting
herald. Pope John Paul Il's pending Portugese
##wtlcpltotl
visit Wednesday which will extend through
Saturday. The painting reads: "Monarchist
Youth Gree~ John Paul II."
Saudi Arabia jails, flogs 5
Yanks for making booze
PITTSBURGH (AP) -A
Pennaylvanla woman aays she
won't give up fighting for the
releue of her brother and four
. other Americana jailed and aent-
enced to be flogged in Saudi
Arabia for making booze.
Carol Rudolph of North War-
ren, Pa., haa Hked the State
Depar1ment and congresnen to
Intercede on behalf of her
)'OUnler brother, James Philllpe,
30, a Pennaylvanian who had
been livtna in BllPxi, Mau .• be-
fore he wu aent to Saudi Arabia
three years qo.
"They aay their hand• are
tied," 1he aaid Friday. "But I
don't a"ee with them. I won't
give up.'
Philllpa. an airplane mechanic
for Lockheed Corp. who wu
8Cheduled to retwn to the United
States in March, wu sentenced
to two years in jail in Riyadh four
montha ago. He lnliata he and the
other Americana were framed
and were makina the liquor for
private oonawnptlon.
U1e of alcohol i1 forbidden
both by law and reUglon ln Saudi
Arabia, according to a spokesmen
at the Saudi embauy in Wuh-
~r a strictly enforced Iala-
mic justice ayatem that follow•
the Koran holy book. drunkarda,
~~ and liquor-ma.ken are lb:e.~ by whJpplnp. jail and
Americans earn
more in Alaska
WASHINGTON (AP)
Americana living ln A.luka made,
more money laat year, on the
average, than resident.I of any
other at.ate, while thoee in Ml&-
Ualppi made the least. according
to a government report.
At the same time, the Com-
merce Department report said
non-farm personal income ln the
United Stat.et grew only 1.8 per-
cent in the last quarter of 1981,
the nnalleat increue of any of
the five preceding quarte·11.
In the atate-by-atate break-
down, the report aald per capita
penonal income in AlaskP wu
$14,190 lalt year, up 11.2 pcl"OeDt
from the pnviOUI year. Tht' fig-
ures are Clerived by dividing a
atate'1 total penonal income by
lta population.
Waahinaton. D.C., WU ranked
the next hlghest at $13,487, fol-
lowed by Connecticut at $12,995,
New Jeney at $12,115 and C..U-
fomla at $12,057, the report aid.
At the bottom of the .:ale wu
Ml11i11lppl, where per capita
penonal income WU $7,256 last
year, up 10.7 percent from l~.
Overall, Americanl bad a per
capita income Ian y~ar of $10,-,
61,, an lncreue of 10.6 percent
over the $9,611 of 1980, the re-
J>O!l aald.
The ll statel wilh the highest
per capita personal income• in
1981 were moatly in the urban
areas of the Northeast and West,
the report aald.
"Most of the 19 atatel with low
per capita penonal l.ncome9 . . .
were in the Southeaat and Rocky
MoWltain regions," It said.
The report alao aaid that for
the laat three months of 1981 ,
non-farm peraonal lncoroe in the
United Statel wu $2,459 billion,
up 1.8 percent. Non-farm per-
aonal income roee 3 percent in the
previoua quarter.
Non-farm penonal lnoome rote
the sharpest in the fourth quarter
of lalt year ln North Dakota, 3.6
percent; Nevada, 3.6 percent;
Hawall, 3.4 percent; Oklahoma,
3.3 percent; and Alaska, 3.2 per-
cent.
.. All of theM atatel had larp
tncreuel in federal aovernment
payrolll and ID09t had large ln-
creuee in atate and local aovem-
men t and non·durablea manu·
facturlng payrolla, .. aald the re-
port. The amalleat chaneea were
reglltered in Delaware, down 0.5
percent; Wi.Jlconaln, up 0.7 per·
cent; Michigan, up 0.2 percent;
Indiana, up 0.8 percent. and Ohio,
up 0. 7 percent.
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VOL 75, NO. 131
Philllpe, in an UNOlidted letter
to hJa hometown newspaper, the
Warren Pa. Ttmea Obeerver, ad-
mitted he had "25 1al.lona of al-
cohol spirits and material• to
make 25 more gallona" when he
waa arrested in January.
He said the liquor wu for hi.I
birthday party. and he bad cele-
brated hi.I last two blrtbdaya in
Saudi Arabia the aame way.
Mn. Rudolph aaJd a Saudi in-
vited to lhe party called authori-
ties.
The five Amerlcanl were con-
victed of manuf.actwtna alcohol.
accordlna to the State Depart-
ment and a 80Wce oont8cted by
the AHoclated PreH In Saudi
Arabia.
The arrest and trial were con-
ducted in secrecy, a common
practice in that country. There
hu been no alluaion to the pro-
ceed in g in the 1overnment·
controlled preM and no official
word on the defendanta.
''Theee men are auilty 11 hell,"
aaid the Saudi aource. "They
were involved ln large-«ale ma-
nufactwina of liquor for profit in
a country ihat frowns upon auch
crimes.''
Black market beer and l.lQuor
are available to Americana, but
the oost I.I dear, Philllpa told the
newspaper.
"I could not afford the prices,
10 1 made my own," he aald. "I
did not aell or give It to any
Moslema.''
The State Department identi-
fied the five, all Ldckheed em-
ployees, u Clayborn Weeka, 32,
of Bruce, Mila., who wu 1enten-
ced to eight month• and 90
luhea; Truett Holcomb, 39, of
Setfner. Fla., two years and 220
luhea; Frandl Welch, 68, of El-
lenbur1 Depot, N. Y .. 2 ~ yean
and 290 laahes; Charles King. 48,
of Tacoma. Waah., two years and
220 lalhe9 and Philllpa. two years
and 220 laahea.
The men were apared the floaino, accord.lna to the aource
in "'S"1ua1 Arabia. ~ut Mrs. Ru-
dolph aald her brother wu bea-
ten with a multltailed "jailer'•
whip.•• Diplomatic vlllton to the
=~ told her hi.I wounda are
The 6·foot-6 Philllpa weighed
260 poundl before he WU jaikd.
He baa written of loslnl 80 to 100
pound1. He hu comJ)lalned of
fllthy condition• and lack of
med1cal attention.
"We 1leep on the floor," be
wrote. "We eat on the floor. We
are not allowed to 10 outDde. We
have raw Mid bup. Our medal
care 18 extremely poor'° nil"
State De~t 1pob9man
Jmnm Webb aald U.S. offidall In
Ridayb were -..cl to nview the
jail condltionl. a. .ad the i.cJc of
inedkal aid Ma been oorrected.
Webb mid then ii nothinc the
1overnmtnt can do to force
Phllll .. ·ni-.
.. Amlrtmrw ue aubjlct to the
laws of the OOUfttry Uw, baPPID
to be tn." h9 llid. •-n.. la no
way we can lmpoee American
Je1al value1 In a forel1n ceuntry."
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What do you lib about the DaUy Ptlot? What don't you Hite!
Call the numMr below and your mt11a1e wUI bl l'ffOrded,
tren1tr1bed ind dellvtred to the appropriate edJtor.
The Nme 24·hour an1ftttn1 Nnlee may be UMd to record lel·
lera to the edUor on any toplc. Mailbox tOatrlbuton must Include
their n1me and telephone number for verlfttation. No clrtulation
ull1. pleue.
• Tell us what'• on your mind.
Or119t Oout DAILY PIL04r/Tueeday, May 11, 1912 8 ~·
Painteil Stoa found?
I 0
Archaeologists identify classi--c · of Athens
ATHENS Onece (AP) -Ar· obHol~l1t1 at th• American
lchool 0C. O·mcaJ Stud* hen
N)' they think rnualve 1ton•
toUndationt o1 a a•"°'°uary ac.
bulldln1 they unearthed lHt
1ummer belont to the Painted
Stoa. a ~ haWlt of DhDolo-=.i and poeta In the Aihenlan
"Tb• ~ntUlcatlon of thl•
build1na with the Painted Stoa •••m• to me extremely probable," Dr. Henry lmmer·
we.hr, 1be 11Chool'1 dJ.Nct.cr, -.let
at a Neent i.cture.
Tbe find Wll made dwinl the
Amtrlcanl' OOth excavation ....
10n ln the A1ora, the market·
plMlt and dvk center of anc:Mnt
Athent. It came after the ar-
chaeoJ0111t1 ba4 4ua down ~ 2S f..c of BywlUne and Roman layen to reeCh the clalll-.
c.al levela.
lara"t cla11lcal monument. ln
the Aaora.
/v:ro. from It WU the Royal
Stoe, where Soctatee ltood trial.
and law the Stoe of AttalUI. a
2nd"'*'tu.ry B.C. lhopplna cent.tr
now rebuilt by the American
School to houae • muNum and
workrooma.
IMid• the 1toa, accordlna to
account. of ancient travelen to
Athena, hWll '*11\Unp of battle acenea featurfnc femoua Athe-
nian victories. Oiatllde were di.I·
played war trophie1, 1uch H
1hleld1 captured from the
Spartana in the Peloponneaian
War.
"Excavation inside the foun-
dationa produced a fair quantity
of pottery which datet the buil-
din1 to between 470 and 460
B .C.," Immerwahr aald. "The
atoe lel"Ved a public function for
many centurie1 and was not de-
atroyed until the 6th century
A.D., althouah the palntinp had
been taken down earlier."
Located near a tlahmarket and
the HJ~ the Athenl.t.n
cavalry beadquanen, the bull·
din1 wu u1ed u • 1atherln1
p1.m by ...-.dorw of Ath.nlaf'
dt!Mnl. .
.. You could call lt a lllnd ot
hanaout for convenaUon ind
debate by 11l1ured Athenian•
about town," Camp Mid.
The buft41n1 pve ltl neme to
the school of phpolophy founded
around 300 B.C. by Zeno, who
lectured hi.I puplls there -Stol· mm.
But later wrltel'I ·~ of the
begaan, jug1len and fl•h·
monaen frequentl.J11 the colon·
nade In the ancient city'• decli-
~~ Ult arch.aeolqpatl ex
pect to reaume dig1ina In the
Agora in June, it Will be aeveral
yean before the Painted Stoa can
be completely expoeed. An adja-
cent plot haa to &e expropriated
and aeveral amall bulinaa prem-
ilea on the frtnge. of the At.hem
flea market demolllhed to make
w~y for new excavations, Camp
aatd.
• •
"Of coune there'• no formal
proof lt'1 the Painted Stoa, linoe
we haven't found an tn.:ripdon,"
field direct« John c.amp ukl in
an interview. "But the material
evidence combtned with the an-
cient authon' referencea don't
leave a 1reat deal of room fnr
doubt."
Profesaor T. Lealle Shear of
Princeton Unive1'-1ty, who dl.recia
the Aaora excavationa, wu ho-
pln1 to find the Painted Stoa.
named after the picture• that
hun1 inaide, when he •tarted
work in 1980 on a aite at the
northern edge of the market-
place.
Charter rev1s1on
to protect gays?
So far the west comer of the
Stoa, a roofed colonnade with an
interior line of plllan and stun-
ped earth floor, haa been ex-
paeed. The buildin8 WU about 40
leet wide and probably 114 to 140
feet long, making it one of the
LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) -Resi-
denta of Nebraaka's capital decide
today whether to amend Lin-
coln'• anti-diacri.mlnatlon law to
include protection of homoae-
xual.t.
The law prohibits dt.crimlna-
tion on the grounds of race, creed
or color in employment, houaing
and public accommodations.
HELPING HANDS -Virginia Camp, middle forekround, is
surrounded by friends who have oUered to help her husband
Ronald, of Collision, m .. to plant his crope. Because of illneJIS.
Camp has been unable to get into hia fields this seuon. About
20 people, using 11 pieces of equipment, have pitched in to
plant the couple's 3~ acree.
Among the many ettractlone of
Cleopetre wu the feet thet lhe
owned her own Emereld mine.
·She WU on• of th• ,,, .. Of hl•-tory'• femoue neme1 to adorn
themHlvH with th• rloh, ~ ~.eem. wNctt • .... ~tor-. Emerald 11 one of the oldHt
llnown gem• on earth and wu found In the rnantetl of .,,.,,
Babylon. Today It II ltllt one of
the moet ad"*-d and Oheftlhad
ofgemltonet.
In ~ *'-meny "°'* ..,. mletakenty c.ilad !mera6d
h11t becaYM they were green.
lwn tOday eo:.=• lend to,,.._, the by uelr'O
m11nomer1 auoh u "evening
tfMrekt" (~) Of "Orllntal
emerald" (tr .. n Hpphlre).
TllW and °"* qu~..,,,.
refer to different gemetonea ~. The AIMfto9n Gem lo-.'ctety ltrjetly fOfbldl the UM of
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M anct 1Pt ltOM tor the tMfWetl
of May. 111 lovely 0001 grHn
~
CiEM WISE
Supporten of the propoaal want
to add a ban on discrlmlnatlon
due to "sexual orientation."
Gay rtghta began getting local
attention in this town of 171,000.
home of the main campwi of the
University of Nebraska, last year
when the city Human Rights
Commiaaion started re.earching
complaint• that homosexual•
were losing their jobs and apart-
ments.
The comml11ion uked the
council to amend the human
rights ordinance. The ooundJ in-
stead decided to put the mue to a
vote in the form of a charter re-
vision on the Nebraska primary
ballot. which ai.o includes races
for governor and eon.are-.
A poll of 283 residents con-
ducted for the Sunday Lincoln
Journal and Star said ~3 ~n:ent
oppoted lhe charter amendment.
34 percent were in favor and 13
~rcent had no opinion.
"Gay rigbta la just not going to
make It," poll1ter Doug Evans
said.
Several groupe. Including bu-
sineaamen, psychologlata and
membe n of the clergy. have
banded to1ether to aupport the
propoeal.
"What we are talking about
are fundamental right.I," said
City Councilman Eric Young-
berg.
"Supportina this amendment is
not an e naorsement for
homoeexuallty," said Councilman
Mike Steinman. "The fact is
there is discrimination a nd
something ought to be done
about it."
The opposition leader la Paul
Cameron, a social paychologist
and chairman of the Committee
to Oppose Special Right• for
Homoeexuala, who contenda the
amendment ia unneceuary and
seeks to legitimize what he
con.siden an undesirable Westyle.
"We're talking about a choaen
behavior," Cameron said .
"Nobody'• choeen lifestyle should
be protected by the
Constitution."
"We're talking about people
who are foroed to live a lie each
day, pretend they're someone
they're not, just to protect their
jobs," aald Cheryl Lonf,of the
Coalition for Gay and esbian a vil RJ.ah ta.
••
•
Sterling apology
·.from Easter bunny
Dad PATt I •N•re• a ,.neaaU1t4 °1Atter Ire• "9 .._,...,.. lw 111 alllW fNID la.rtlaa .... tlG.,..,.,
N.Y. 1'e .a;,,._._ 11 tMt dM lther .a.ri ant.. •UI a.-after._,, ....... 1 lla4*1 m1..., Marell t.1,..a tMt
l'vt ..._ ...... eff fw ti.RI J.M., ,. .. &a1a van.,
8•linl ~ II eendina a refund co you and apoloct-for
the lat.e delfwry.
Tax records can be duplicated
DBAA PAT: I .. , .. a c:e.ple of wMU aco ud 1tmeMw
~ to IOH all my tu record1. l1 llaert uy w•y I cu pt 1
• ~&e of my tu retua?
J.8., Cosca Mna
You can pt a _pho&ocopy of a tax return from a prior yeer by fWna Fonn 4508, l!'AqUe9t f« Copy of Tax Reium. Th.ere la a $1 chafae for the tint page, and 10 centl for each additional pep.
Thia fonn can be requested by phoning the Internal Revenue
Service at (800) 242-4586.
Be thorough is co-signing
DEAR PAT: A relative ua aaked me to co-lip for 1 cu
IML la ~ takta1 a 1»11 nu, ud la daere uy way to protect
myaeU lf I do 10 Ue&d wlda ~1?
L.E., lrvtM
Obvioualy, the riak you take depends on the relative! How-
ever, studies have lhown that u many u 50 percent of all the
people who co-aian loana are asked to take some degree of re-
aponabWty for the unpaid debt. nw main th1na '° remember ia never to ~sign a loan for more than you coufd afford to pay off. To protect younelf, you
ahou1d get everything in writing -from the penon you are ~
lignina the loan for and from the inatitu~Uon l the money. Alk the lending inltitutioo for coplea of all papen ant to the
loan, includinc any warrantiea on an Item with Credit:
Get the lender to agree, in writina, to no you immediately lf
the borrower miaes a payment. "The no cation will make it
euler for you co avoid late fees ll you do have to make a payment.
The qotificatlon allO mean.1 that you will find out about any
problems before the cue enda up in court.
Try to work out an ammgement with the lender co limit
your liability 80 you do not wind up with penalty charaea, at-
torney'• bill& or court cost.I ln addition to th~lpel. Al8o find oui ll the borrower hu IOl'De of value which mieht be acceptable to you u collateral, even if t doesn't qualify
u aecurtty from the lender'• point of view. Draw up a written
· aireement under which the borrower will eventually rei-y you,
in put or full. if he or ahe def.aultl. ,
: Container gardening describ~d .
: DEAR PAT: Wlaere cu I 1et laformaUoe aboet MW to pew
: veaetablet Ill amall eoatalAen duat I cu,., oe my aputmeat
: bale.ay? Several people I now raise nry '°" tom-.ea ta : coatablen ad rd 11.ke to pve Wt kiad of ~ a try.
•· -D.E., Cotta Mesa
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:· "Growln1 Ve1etables in Containen," teU. you how to arow
:: veptables on window lil1a, bak'O'i'-, or whennlw you can fit a
:: container. It al8o lugeatl .ome varietiea that are •ped.ally ad-
•: apted for srowinl In pot.I. • :: When you order th1I pamphlet (615K), you al8o will receive
:! the Spri:na 1982 ''Consumer Informatbl Catakc. '' It 1Jsta more :·than 100 tree or reuonably priced COlllUIDer publlcationa you can
;: aend for by writin1 to Conaumer Information Center, Pueblo
:'Colo. 81009. Bulle quantities of the cataJot are available co edu:
;: c,ton and conawner groupa. Adctre. requesta to Department CA
: . ,i the above addreee.
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expedadan wt the r.lity can be
viewed u an wuaaual lf not bl-
aarre 9C(:u.ttence, u if hope for
the promllld economic land ..u
to prevail OWi' the grtm facta of
life.
And lt isn't just the ~t
and hl1 aupportera who place
thelr faith ln the prom.lie over
reality, althouah they of courae
are the moet outapoken. Corpo-
rate economlata too are playin&
theumepme.
That too can be viewed u in-
con1l1tent, because if bualnen
retily expecta a recovery it would
aeem rea1onable to aa1ume it
wbuld plan for recovery ~
of red!-'c!ns lnventorlea even
more, decl1nl.nC to invett ln plant
and equipment, la)'inl off work-
ers and otherwlae cutttna beck.
Throuahout thoae bu1ine11
torecuta ii at lHlt one conllatent
IEll llllYlll
theme that ml1ht help explain
the apparent contradiction. The
conaumer, they aay almo1t in
unilon, will lead the economy up
from the pi ti.
In that cue, it can be reuoned,
buaineu intend.a to begin 1pen-
din1 and hirlna when it 1eta a
lign from the conawner, apedfi-
cally a ailJ'l that the oonaumer la
in a buying mood ap1n: But then
you muat uk why they 1hould
expect him to be1ln buyln1
qain. He ll, remember, 1et1ina
the pmk alip. In April, 10,307,000
people were ll1ted H unem-
ployed. Moreover, many of thc.e who
did have Jobs weren't really verx
well off. 'l'be 1avinp rate, whicti
had bearun to rile, has leveled off . again. Many incomes~ frozen.
And •tralla;!fii~ interest ratea have abut Iona of people out
of the market, especially for can
and tiou.a.
The fOl"eC811rt.1 of a aeoond-half
recovery, howtNer, aeem to re-
duce the lignificance of amne of
theee extracirdinarily grim blta of • news.
To •Y, u the White Hau. did,
that the latest rile in jobie.ne.,
by 450,000 in April, was
''diaappolntin4(' leelDI to unden.-
ta te "the aize Qf the rra1edy.
Counting tN.e who involuntari-
ly are work1n1 reduced houn,
and thoae who have ceued to
look. more than 17 mUlian people
are involved, and many of them
repraent one or more others.
The lignificance of hf&h inter-
ett ratea al8o 1ee1n1 SO be pulled
down by the forecuta. Interest
rates have been on the improve-
ment agenda for more than a
year, and 1tlll remain prohibiti-
vely hilh·
Hert> AJpert
Johnny Mann
Manuel
Johnny Mathis
George Shearing
Chet Atkins
Paul Robinson
Helen Reddy
Nonie Paramor
Sounds Orchestral
Arthur Greenslade
86lty Joel
Norman Candler
Seats & Crofts
Michef legnlnd
Jane Ottvor
Paul Maurtat
Rome AJdt1ch
John Gregory
Jamee Taylor
., ........
BEAMING MOTHER -Mrs. Judy Carr, 29, of West-
minater, Maas .. poses with her 4 'iii-month-old daughter,
Elizabeth, ,at their home. Elizabeth, the nation's first test-
tube baby, was bom Dec. 28 ln Norfolk, Va. She currently
weigha 13 pound.a, 2 ounces.
Senator takes offense to article
Sen. Carl Levla, D-Mich.,
took offense at a magazine
article'• deacrlption of him u
"dilheveled, balding, plump,
perhaps the worst dre11ed
man in the Senate.''
Levin aald the Columbia
Joumalllm Review article by
C.T . Hanson 1u'11eated he
wa1n't as "aexy'T as certain
other aenaton.
"Plump, bal~c <!;'~eve-led -even wont -I
Rlloada McGee.ey bu en-
dured two divorces, liven up
custody of a YOUlli aon. faced the financial and aocial bur-
dena of aingle-parenting and
latmehed a busfne..
Now, u the nation'• new
Mn. America. ahe hopes her
can accept with eome degree
o( ..-enity. But nmuexy? Mr.
Prelident there are Umita to
what any man in public life
oucht to be asked to ltand for
-and thil.c:rcmes the llmlta.
"Or at leut I hope it does,
and my wife Ulure9 me that
it does. Of coune, in that re-
1ard, maybe I cannot tru1t
her judgment -after all, lhe
picka out my clothea."
dilemmas of the 19701 can
help her provide answen for
her contemporaries in the
1980t.
The 29-year-old brunette
from Houlton won the sixth
annual Mn. America Pageant
in Lu Vegaa.
•
l&Qpr o.u, ....... ,....
IWt M.ki"I that I jiclft ~ clanihe.ndMraiulli~ Ulhen haw nc1•w lfl!itli
to the eoew. •1N1M to nw."
The f.seral DM1 .Wt ..
to 11tabll1h that 0 Nln• to rtw'' dOll not U\trlnit an IM
19401 1on11 ..... and M1
J'lddle," written b1 ••••r ........ and p•bllebeCt by Qt.
darwood Publiahlftl, aaJd • Parton~
B2 d'W Miia Parton. plain· tJtta an Warner-Tamerlane Publiahlna Co. and J'ox ran.
fart Mute Co .
No char1•• wlll be flied !J~ln1t comedian 0Hr11
&llttJ, who w• anwted 1Mt week for inWIUOtlon of vto-
lattn1 rulea of a halfway
house where he la Mrvtnc
d.me f« a dnac eonvktion, the
U.S. Mulhal'a o(flce aakl.
Kirby, 68, a It.and-up comic •rvtna a 10-year aentence on
the druc convktion, hid been
1u1pected of plcldn1 up •
packa&e for dellvery t~ an
t!8Caped bank robber.
. American• pay too much
attention '° the trivial, to "the
qukk thrill and the e.y kill."
uys televi.lion newsman TM
Koppel.
Koppel wu the 1ueat
1peaker aa more than 4,500
Syracuae University ltudenta
received degrees durtna the
school's 128th commence-
rpent.
Koppel ia the anchorman
for the ABC New1 program
"Nightline" and a 1960 Syra-
cuae IJ'8duate.
Raadolp• A . Bearat,
chairman of Hear.t Corp. and
president of the San Frand-
eco Examiner, hu remarried.
Hearst and hll bride, Maria c. ScnlJ•· exch.aflled VOWI
in an EpllCOpalian ceremony
attended by friend.a and fa-
mily members in Hearst'•
Hilt.borough home.
The bride, a native of
Rome, hu lived in the United
States 24 yewa.
Hearst, 66, la diVOl'Cled from
hi• first wife, Cat•erlae
Campbell Bearat. They be-
came familiar filurel durinl effortl to regain thei r
daughter, Patricia, who was
kidnapped Feb. 4, 1974, by
the Symbioneae Liberation
Army.
'Demon defe nse' movie looins
Scrip t on 198 1 slaying trial near completion
BROOKFIELD, Coon. (AP) -
The ICriptwriter for a television
movie about the "demon de-
. feme" of Ame Cheyenne John-
aon uys telling the 1tory of the
tlaylna and trial ll turning out to
be "one of the mo1t difficult
thin4P rve done."
But Bill Kelly uys hi.a product
will be an ''honest, 8CCW'ate and
thorou,hly documented" acrtpt
baaed on the February 1981
llayin1 of Alan Bono, 40, of
Brookfield.
The cue drew national atten-
tion tbrou1h new1papera and
broadcaat reporta after the law-
yer for Johruon announced he
would arlUe that demons po1-
se11l ng his client forced the
11ayin1 to occur. Althou1h the
lawyer prepared an elaborate
defense and invited several mys-
tical witne11ea, .the Danbury
Superior Court judge who heard
the cue refused to accept the
"demon detenae."
JohnlOn. 20, is aervtng a 10-to
20-year prlaon term on a firat-
degree manalaughter conviction.
Kelley, ~2. of Loe Angeles, ia
trying to meet a May 17 deadltne
for the two-hour movie'• ICript.
Filming ia to begin after 1ix
weeks of rewritin1 and docu-
menting. All off.ldal of the mov-
ie'• producer u.ld "aeriom con-
lideration" is being given to fil-
ming the movie in Brookfield,
where the ala)'inl occurred.
Kelley, who hu written for
television and authored three
book.I, recently 1pent a week in
the Danbury and Brookfield area
to talk to law authorities and
others involved in the CU!Oc.
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Debby 'still ~owing'
•
Singer proving henelf m 1tage musical
Pr'!&~
LOe AIG&ll -lhe'a.,..
two Qrg I 'a t...s a llwl>·hll ..,.... _.... in hlr own tlla.vt·
alGft .,..a and wrtnen her au-~1iound it a con1tant .vup fl'om the wry bM1nnlnl
to have IO PIOY• myaelf harder
than the AYS8ll '*"°" beca'--they ~ that rm there wtth no lc>Od ......._ .. IMd Mn. Boone
In a telephone Interview from s.n J'nndlco.
She wu In the Bay City ap·
P.earln1 in her flrtt mu1ical,
'8ev•n BridH for Seven
Brotherl."
' She wu ref•rrl"I to her me-
teoric rile IO fame In la77 wtth
the hit 10n1 "You Ucht Up My
Llte" after yean of perf ormina
11 Pat Boone'• dauchter.
''lt'1 fOl'Cld me to try harder. to
,.Jly perform and to f,10W and
extand myMlf, and lf what une
people think WM true, that I jult
* * * . Debby Boone
named top
working mom
L06 ANOl!LES (AP) -The Outltandlnc Worldna Mother of
1982 apent the day In the •tap
ll&ht1 Of the Loa Al,,elee Mulic
center, where 1be'1 1tarrln1 ln
the Broadway-bound mu1lcal,
"Seven Bride• for Seven
Brothen."
81.npr Debby Boone, 26, won
the award tor her enthus&.n for
motherin1 and her wholnome
quality TV ahowt and '°""' Mid JUy Kuzma, pr .. ldent of Wor-
ldna Mothers. Mn. Boone'• huebe.nd and IOI'\,
Jordan Alexander, 22 month.,
travel wlth her when 1he per-
f.onnl. Her most famoul hit lt the
croonin1, "You Lltht Up My
Llfe."
"She, too, li8ht1 up .very time
lhe mendonl lier ton," Ma. Kuz.
ma ukl. ''Add that to her devo-
tion to her own family and the
family aitertainment lhe brtnp
people, and you have 1982'• out.-ltandinc wCll'klna mother.''
The orpn1zatfon'1 ~up
were tennil pro Evonne Goola-
IO"I C..wJey, for arnna1nl her
career around her children; ac-
tre91 Lynn l\edifave for her In·
1l1tence on breut-feedln1 her
baby at work; actre11 Sally
Swthen, I.or her fundraillnc to
help the world'• poor children;
and ABC.TV new1woman Bar·
bua Walt.en, for cartnc 11 much
about her da ter • tier career.
I
ftMlde tM ,...., -~-... ..u.s lith' ra • hntM tD .,.,, If tbat WU U'Ue I wourcta•t tie
able to do what nn ~now," lhe .ad ..... , lme.d rw hid tD rMlll pUlh ~. to tb1nk how can 1urprt1e them by dola, 1omethln~ they didn't thJnk
could c1or
For 10meon• whoee mu1lcal
caner la ln fUJ1 IWlnl. aDDMrina
In a play -ewsa a miilllil-can
DrtHnt rl1k1, Hpeolal11 11
"Bridel" wW oondn• to Bl'wd·
way ln July alter~ Mar 4--June
29 stina at the Loa Af'l9* MUlllc
Center PavWon.
"I tti<H•lh1 U would be chancy,' Mn. Boone Mid about
betnl approeched to perform ln
the Play by aonawnter Al Kuba, a friend of her nUlband Gabriel
Ferrer. "I'd n•ver reahy done
any dand.ni before and l'm dan.-dnc In the ahow. I'd never done
any acU.nc except one TV •pedal
that I WM In -'"nie Gift of the
Maai" on NBC in U78. And
IUddenly there I am actinl. dan· ctnc. llnClnc and mald.nl OOltwne ch.npa, but I really love it."
In the 1how'1 pre-Broadway
tour, 1he'1 won 1ome critical
cheen -Lawrence DeVlne of
the Detroit Fr. Pre11 called her
"frankly 1plendid" -but alto
IOme puw.
"Once in a while 1omebody
would really rip me out, and I
would think, I don't know It I
could take th1t, •• Mn. Boone Mid.
''l had to realize I'm not aolnl to
be everybody'• cup of u. and a
review h just one pel'IOl"l'1 opin-
ion. My bett jud1e now 11 an
audience." Mn. Boone, who recently
c=eted her autoblo~:fhy, " y Boone, So Far," 1he
~·t been cridcbed for bftna a
workln1 mother. Her hu1band
and eon, Jordan Alexander, who
wW be 2 July 8, travel with her.
''The fact that I'm workl.nc and
Duke shelves
Nixon project
DURHAM, N .C. (AP) -A
proeoul to locate Richard Ni-
xon 1 praidential library on the
Duke lJnJventty campu.e proba·
bly lt on hold unUl the fall, •YI a
lawyer for Duke.
Attorney Eugene MacDonald
ll8'd eummer neaottadonl would
be avoided becau.ee of the aenaJ-
Uvtty of the &mu..
Faculty memben complained
bitterly when Duke Pretldent
Terry Sanford beaan the tallu
with Nixon'• repreeentaUvet latt
1ummer. Nixon l1 a Duke law
echool lflduate.
not juat • fuU-Ume hOUMWlfe md IDodlll', I thank the rnajal:tty of people .... .,.. thlnldM that
tba1•1 11'• only true rofe for ........ lht wd. "I do aome·
..... "' crt*'-d bece'--. . . I'll ~a V•1u nl1htclub or
wha ·" Mn. Boone uld 1he triff to
ii.er her caner without reprd 1.or--r-· "I thhl Wt mo1t important
that r beU.W ln what rm ~ . . . I can't l•t othn people 1
opiniona ·•ff.ct that," •b• = but added, "SometUn. tr1 a balance to hear what people are
11ytna beca'--It helpa ml detiM
what l think."
Amona hu 1oa11 l• to ~tudy ICdnl while thit'• In New York
"becauH I don't Hally feel
equipped and trained" to per·
form In drama, • lhe'd Wea.
"What I'm boptnc la 10me new
doon and opportunJUee open up
• a naalt ol doinl th.it lhow eo people thlnk of me at a more
venatlle performer hutead of
jult eornebody who can come out
and 1ln1 'You Ll&ht Up My
Life.'"
BRANCHING OUT -Debby Boone readlet An'-elel. She aay11he hopes to "broaden peo-
henelf for a performance of the mu1tcal ple 1 view of what I can do."
"Seven Brldea. for Seven Brothen" in Loa
Cussing's damn good for you
LOS ANGELES (AP) -
When the hammer amackt Into Psycholosist says it releaaes tension, hostility
your thwnb and you tum the air are emoUonl and • Jot of people nol prone to think can look at a
blue with a itrin1 of oath.I, re-can't handle emotional wordl. beautiful iunHt and uy, 'Oh,
member that at lea1t one P'Y· "So, con.equently, you've lot (expl•Uve deleted), l1n't that
choloc11t uy1 lt'1 aood for you to to u.ee them wtaely and only With beautiful?' Where If he would
iwear occulonalfy -and that people you can tru1t," Mat0n rHlly Involve hlmtelf In the your kid• can benefit from the MYI· beauty of the occulon, he mJ.cht
practice too. But Maaon admit. profanity 1et tOmewhat rha~lc. even
Chaytor Muon, a USC cllnJcal be bed poetic, and uy, 'It 1 like 1hlm· rwvcho~ U\111 the anU-«>dal can · mertna told.' and IO on." -.1 .1-th -M ··u uaed lnJudicioualy or &n the ~ cominl out wt • .-wronc pl.ace It ctoo leave us open A aood roartn1 oath, thouah. expletive re-establl1he1 you -for oerwure," he fl•Y'I· "A.llO, lt lt can releMe tention that won't IO
followina 10me fruatrauna epl· ao euy and '° ttmple that lt may away lf you aettle for "rat1" or
IOde -u an enUty to be recko-1Upplant other nW>n complicated "dam," MMOn •YI·
ned with. 6~ of --·-A d u.nn• .... ,,._.,... n , to 1ome extent, c u11
ue ln today'1 IOdety, he believea.
"I think that 11 we aet le11
Inhibited, we don't rely on
'damn•' and 'hel11' u much for
1hock value u we uaed to -they
have become IOrt of pedettrian.
"And, yeah, 10me wordl will
become leu aatllfyinf u we're
able to uy thJ.np th.a are qw>re
expl0tlve, more anU-«>dal."
Maton alto bellev" that cur-llna haa become more acceptable
"In all llituatlona -profelllonal.
worklnc and family -becaute
we are becom1ni more outward Cun&na lt "ablolutely" benefi· "For lnltance, ~1 penon who ii worda are loatna their 1hock val-
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'"I'hat'• why it'• been done IO RUFFELL ·s
In eneral.
lona -throuchout the h.lttory of mankind. In fact," he HY•· urHOLSTHt y
"Freud on ce 1u11e1ted that l1a,t 11 h ..i "'"
maybe we have• dvillzation be-1n2 ~IOI II.Ye. cau.e of the fact we could cuae ~OITA W11A-1•1~11w.
lmtead of kill, we could aweaJ' ~~;;;;~~~;;~~ iJlltelld of destrc>ytnl." iiiii • u!:'=~a!?11yallow f .!
l ........... .... "1 think th~. thou d tnln , 11 Uo m u1
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bod , .. ~ .......
t theee are w every Y ...... ..-49M•401 knows and just about everybody .a ......
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Al Ortinge 0..-DAILY PILOT/Tueed1Y, May 11, 1NI
Offshore oil fight
heading for courts
For a Umt it •PJ>4!•red that
.prot. Cl from Oran1e Cout com·
munltl• miaht have IOm8 impact
·on Int.ertor S«retary Jamee Watt'•
plana to p roceed w ith aalea o f
oil lea119 oft the county cout.
That bubble bunt laat week
when Watt'• office announced that
8&6,000 acres oft the Southern
Calif ornla coast, lncludln1 11
tnc1a off Newport Beach and La-
guna Beach, will be offered in the
oil lease sale scheduled for June
11.
Gov. Brown, who had speci-
fically requested that three of the
11 tracts be deleted from the sale,
promptly authorized a lawsuit
charging Watt with disregard of
environmental concerns and geo-
logic hazards.
The California Coastal Com-
mission already had decided to ask
the federal courts to halt the sale
of 10 tracts off Santa Monica Bay,
five off Orange County and four
that include puU ot the Loe An·
aelea and Lona Beach ahlpplng
W\8.
The 1ovemor hu repeatedly
pointed out that the atate in no
way oppoaea all offshore oil lea-
1tn11 but only aeeka deletion of
tract.a that hold potential rilk:I for
especially aensltlve ahorellne
areu.
Thla apparently doea not
shake Secretary Watt;• 1tubborn
all-or-nothing approach to o ff-
shore leaslftR.
The federal Coastal A c t
clearly requires that federal oil
operationa must confonn to coastal
zone plana developed by the states.
Since California has a very
specific plan to protect its precious
sh 1..reline, the gove rnor and the
Coastal Commission are taking the
only possible step in seeking sup-
port from the federal courts ln
their effort to c urb the uncom-
promising Interior Secretary.
Mortgage fund mirage
The bill sounds like a bonanza
to the hard-pressed h ousing in·
dus try: $1 billion to subsidize
mortgage rates.
Wlly, in an instant, we can (1)
help people sell their h omes, (2)
help other people buy h omes and
(3) put the construction industry
back to work.
But, like most things, it's not
really that simple and there are
drawbacks.
For one thing, that $1 billion
-and most government programs
wind up with overruns -adds to
an already swollen federaJ de ficit.
Secondly, that $1 billio n
might cover just the state of Cali-
fornia because our housing market
ls so depressed. What about the
rest of the country?
The bill would subsidize four
percentage points of the mortgage
for moderate-income buyers of
new homes.
What about exisiting homes?
With California prices higher
than in the rest of the nation,
could many of our buyers qualify?
Even with a 4-point subsidy,
the rate wo uld be 13.41 percent,
still high by historical standards.
Complicating matters is that
lawmakers, in a bit of legislative
sleight ol hand, tled the mortgage
funding to an unrelated program
for funding the development of
synthe tic fuels.
There are indications Presi-
d ent Reagan will veto the bill 1f
Congress passes it. He should.
Cheating the students
Prior to 1969, California had
statewide standards for high
tsehool graduation , requiring com-
pletion of specific "core" courses.
After statewide s ta ndards
were abolished, graduation re-
quire ments w e r e slac ke ned in
some areas to a point where stu-
dents were emerging from school
with fe wer and fewer classroom
h ours to their credit. For some
California students the gap,
compared with oth er J ta tes.
amounts to as much as 1 'h years
by the time they fini sh high
achoo!.
This, as many educators reaJ-
i.ze, is simply cheating the studen ts
-and making life that much
harder for those who find them -
selves confronted with college-
level work.
Already many high school
districts are beefing up the ir
course requirements to ensure that
their diplomas certify completion
of a reasonable amount of solid
work. -
But this is far from universal.
•
In some districts a high school se-
nior still can slip by with only one
or two courses -and graduate.
Ann Leavenworth, president
of the state Board of Education,
believes that California can only
move out of what she terms its
educational "slump" by restoring
statewide graduation require-
me nts -first as guidelines, but
eventually as mandatory stan-
dards.
The goal, of course, should be
to assure that every California
student emerges from school w ith
s ufficient training in reading.
writing, math and science to qual-
ify for today's increasingly tech-
nical jobs, 1f not for college.
Specifics of how that training
is accomplished still could be d e-
termined at the local level. But the
restoration of stMe wide standards
would at least assure that every
graduate o f California public
schools has been offer ed a basic
education that compares favorably
with standards set in other states.
Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Daily Pilot Other views ex-
pre!t!ted on tn1'> Pd9<' are ltlo!tt' ot thetr authorc, ano arl •'>I'> Meaoer comment ,., 1nv11
• ed AOdre'>'> The Dall y Pilot, P 0 Box 1Sb0, Coo;ta M e\cl, CA 91b1b Phone l 7141
• 64Z·4321
L.M. Boyd I Lily's j er sey
That sweat.er known as the jerwy
was named in honor of the renowned
profeaalonal beauty of yeste ryear,
Lily Langtry. The big book at hand
aaya lt'a "a close-fitting ci rcular.
knitted garme nt especia lly for the
upper body." LUy looked good in that
IOrt of t.h.lna· She was a native of the
Iale of Jtteey.
WM reported that no aort of bride ls
more p r ized among t.he French
Cameroorw of Equatorial Africa th.an
Che Y«etly lnexperienoed girl with a
Bach elor of Artt de1 ree. A client
Mked what makel um aon of y~
Lady IO dellrable. Don't know, don t
lr:now. Scardty, maybe.
Q. Doesn't Cube tum out more d -
pn than any other country?
A. No. lir. the Sovtet Union doe9.
Item No. 922C ln OW' Love and War
tnan'•Jlfe ia an oblervalion by EngJ.lab
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poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge: ''The
moat happy marriage I can picture
would be the union of a deaf man to a
blind woman.''
Q. What's a "aeparatrix"?
A . That oblique stroke (/) used
between fraction1. A.I.lo known as a:
slant, alaah, aolidua, virgule, shilling
or diagonal.
Among the wedding eifta cuatoma-
rlly pretented to newlywed• In an-
cient China's upper <'laaa were ma-
nua.IJ of 1ket.ches drawn by the best
. artlatl. They were commluloned by
the very wealthy. They wett called
r.mow book•. And they contained
'how to" lnatrucUona on sexual ful·
fillment.
Human akin reOect.a Ught in a par-
ticular way. That'• why a severe
bnJlae, whlch la really brl1ht red,
appean black and blue.
Thomis P . Haley
Publisher
Tltoma1 A. ¥&1rpttlne
Editor
Immigrants built the dream
lNEW YORK -"I was lucky," an
A1.1s trlan Immigrant who became an
American citizen saJd at lunch the other
da:y. He then began talking about other
Immigrants, about their energies and
th1!ir effects on the rest of us. "They
endch our lives and they enrich our vi-
sic1n ... They create new opportunities to 1· us as well as for themselves and
nu lke tha country richer and stronger in
the process."
'fHAT WAS Arthur Burns, the U.S .
an•1bas1ador to Germany and former
ch.airman of the ~ard of governors of
th•? Federal Reserve System. He wa.s one
of many immlgranta being honored at a
fancy affair at the Waldorl-Aatorla Hotel
spt>naored by the Citizens Committee for
ln1migration Reform: people like archi·
tet:-t LM. Pei, from China; banker Felix
Rohatyn, from France; and National
Se·curity Adviser Richard Pipes, from
Pc11and.
Three weeka after that lunch, a couple
of miles north of the Waldorf, a dozen
ag•ents of the Immigration and Naturali-
za llon Service jumped out of unmarked
cars and charged the day shift at the G &
T Frutt Co. in the Bronx. They took
aY.•ay 22 of the company's 100 day4hilt
workers when those 22. could not pro-
du1ce "resident alien" carda iaaued by the
govenunent.
'That waa one of the biJ. 900rea of the
tint day of "Project Jot:.' -• comical
pr•ogram someone in Washington thinks
is going to drive illegal aliens out of the
co1untry and open up wonderful oppor·
tu11.ities for thole of ua lucky ~nough to
be native or naturalized. The agents
rounded up 5,000 people acroas the
countr y, moat of them Hispan ic, who
may or may not be illegally in the United
States.
The haul for the day was 175 suspects
in the New York metropolitan~
RICHARD RHVIS 1 'i •
m Hou.ton, 135 in Denver, 130 in Loe
Angeles. At this rate, America might be
purified of illega ls by about the year
3000.
"If they're trying to open up high-
paymg jobs to citizens, then this raid ii a
joke," said Anthony Sfinale, the owner
of the fruit company. " pay these people
the minimum wage, $3.36 an hour, for
hard, honest work.
"Who else would do th11 work?" he
asked, aa men who had had carc:b with
them lifted aacka of vegetables and fruit.
"No one elae, juat these people."
That, as far as I can tell aft.er years of
reporting on illegal aliens, is the dirty
little aec:nt. IDegal aliens are willingly
doing neceuary work that the natives
and the naturalized don't want to do.
And, because their taxea are withheld
and paid by employera like Mr. Spi.nale,
they are a net gain to the Ame rican
economy becauae they are afraid to take
the chance of applying for moet of the
governmental benefits paid for by those
taxes.
I once asked the owner of a small
furniture factory in Southern California
what that industry would do without ii·
legal labor. "Go out of bus1Ae1a.," 1he
said, "or go to Aata."
THE AMERICAN DREAM self-
deatruc~. The dream has always been
that if a father and a mother worked
hard in the first generation, their chil-
dren wo uldn't have to do the aame
things. Without imm igration, legal and
Illegal, there will be no new first gen-
erations -and no one willing to do the
backbreaking work that haa been the
Immigrant.a' entree to the dream.
"We are argulng for an immigration
policy that ia fair, ju1t, humane and
generous,'' said another of the immi-
grants honored by the dt:izen.s committee
at the Waldorf, Pamela Harriman from
F.ngland.
In matters of i.mmjgration. generosity
is enlightened self-interest. The dream
must not die. It is at the center of Ame-
rica's soul.
"I have watched this countr y for 40
years," said Felix Rohatyn, who came to
the United States on June 20, 1942.
''Fi.rat I saw It loee it.a U'\nOCenoe and then
lose its confidence. What haunta every
refugee who came to this country in the
last 50 years i1 the notion that If this
country loees its confidence and 1u 90U.l,
there's no other country in the world
that's worth immigrating to. We have to
pray and help this country to not only
maintain its confidence but realize its
own strength."
llallot can correct faulty lawmaking
Continuing our analyses of the 12
fJ ' opos111on.' to bt· pul before tht• vott•rs
1111 Jurw Ii, this t•u lumn lakei. up wi th
I' r oposition 7. Tht'> is an alll'mpt by
II 1w..ird J.1rv1s to prov1dt• by in111allvt·
th l' pl•rmanC'nl 1nd(•x111g of !'.l.'.1lt• 1n<:om4·
tax rates, a provision w hich the legi-
.. 1. 1tors and lht• govt•rnor Ltgr«i•C'd wai.
n <ti.un.1hl <• a nd nN·essar y to prt'venl
t;1 1Catum t·auSt'Ci n'<.lut't1Un m living stan
d<1rds tn 1979 bu t allowed w tt>nnmal.<'
la•;t y1·~1r wh1·n budut•t short.ages an>S('.
It dol'l> nut affoct th<' WC'althy bt-caUSl'
th l' h1ght~t rci tc uf taxation on personal
1n co mt· 1s 11 Pf'H'l•nl But those under
th. al rat.c· arC' oflc·n thrown mto a higher
ta x bracke t merely because they have
111 1•n g1v1•n a ('OSl of liv ing inl'n·as<.' to
111 ·Ip tht·m mN.'l inflation
PROPOSITION 8. Thts ts the 110-called
"V1l'l1ms Bill of Rights" It contains
many of the crimc.'-rightmg provisions
w h1ch the legislators protmsed the public
b1 Jt failed to en act. As a result Paul
U1:1nn SJ>Unsorf'd an initiative. bm:ked by
Re publican leaders of both houses,
aimed at making it tougher for criminals
Thi· main prov1l>1ons of tht• m1·asun•
would <tboltsh "d1m1nu;hed l'apuc1ty" as a
dl·fN\.'lt', proh1b1t plea bargaining, prohi·
IARl WATIRS
btl person!. 18 ye<1rs old or older from
bt·tng st•nt to the Youth Authority, pro-
vide th<• nght for vktlms or their next of
k1n to be notified and attend .entendng
.ind parole hearings, and add five years
to prison terms for cat·h prior felony of a
dl•f endant conv1cl<'d of a felony.
Opponents conte nd the meas ure 1s
"badl y written " and "ma y b e
unconst1tuttonal." Maybe &<>. but since
th<' Legislature has failed to light.en up
(~)ur so c iety of 'products'
T lnoughts at Large:
-Everything in our society ill turned
1r1ito a "product" -the ml11t re111 of a
c• 1ngressman commercializes her way-
w ardneaa Into a night-club career; the
""puty or • "'""•' ., .. tdent "~
lllYlllY 111111 ~
h ls connivance into a lecture tour, and
e·ven the mua murderer .eekl to exploit
h1 ls wlckednesa by writing a book about
II .
-Whatever hla pef'IOn&l amlabllJty, I
f •ear that future hl1torlan1 wlll mark
El.onald Rea1an H perhap1 the mott
11.inorant White Hou. ocicupent of thil
01entury. (He '1know1'' man "facts" that
a ren't eo than any pubUc ffaure ln my
tkmt.)
-What WI caJJ a ••M.Unmation'' When
"'''• 1Jve h ta what we call • ''reh,f1h 11
9•1hen aomeont elM 8tvee It.
-When the OWMt' take9 • "'"' doc Co • traininc clMI, It la the owner who la
1 etdna \t&lned mon than the q .
-If 1_04J atill IUppoM an atomic war
CIUl be WCJn.11 Mn la Whal the~
general o ( the U.S . Air Force, H . :i .
"Hap" Arnold, said more than 20 ,~an
ago: "One nation cannot defeat ano\her
today. That concept d ied with Hiro-
shima. War la Uke fire. You can prevent
a fin? or you can try to put it out, but you
can't 'win' a fire."
-~ aexual chauvinism or languaae
11 revealed in the fact that when we re-
!er to a "looee woman" we are aaylnc the
aame aa when WP speak of .. qu ite a man..··
-Conaorvativea tend to focu a too
much a\Untlon on the volume of pro-
duction, and pay too little heed to the
tnequlUa. of diatribuuon; while Uberall ~nd to brood over lnequallue. of b\come,
lanOrinl the machinery of producUon.
-The con testant who undentanda
the rulee will always wln, ••pt when
ht com• \IP 111tntt one whn under -ltandl the .-pdonl.
-Adv.nlty la U1eful only to a limit: a
.noWltOnn 1-tlna th"" ct.ya hunt peo-
ple into better nel1 bbon; one lutln1
&h rH wetkt would l\lrn them lr\to
beMta.
-Motl people With bum.tne bwUncU
don't know ahythtnc abou& ~
and tnOlt people who haw lludMd eco-
nomk:8 '""' •oefwl1 ct.fiden\ ln bu ..
mane bwlindiL ·
t-r1minal l:Jw:-lht· prupos1twn offl•r.. the
public Its only chance to gain tougher
l;IWS dt•altng Wllh (I tnl(' J-'urthc•rmore, ,,m·t· th1· b.11lot m1·,,...un· permits the
LC'g1slatu rt• to t"orrl't'I tht-flaws by a
twu-th1rcb vou• of Vi.ll'h hou.'>t•, no great
harm l'an lw dmw tn passing this mea·
sure
PROPOSITION t . Unfortunately, be-
rnuS(.· lht· 11>.'IUC• involve'<.! hen · hax be<.'Omc
highly l'mollona l, lh1s 1s the• hottest
mc.•usun· on thl' ballot In s1mpl1t·1ty 1t
mer(')y authorm .. >S thl' <.'<>nstruct1on of the
Penpht!ral C:.ina l, a plan advanl'ed to
fulfill th<.• stalt•'s obltRallon to deliver
surplus watl'I' from lhl• north lo the San
J oaquin Va llc·y and Southern California.
Its autht1r. St·n Hulx•n Avala, swears
that It will' also proh'l.'t the water needs
of tht> north, l'SJX"-'IUlly lhl• Delta area.
Conlributing to tht· <.'Onfusion 1s the op-
position of a few larf(l' farm operators in
lhe San Jooqum Valley who thmk their
water t•an be gamc'Ci at a l'heaper rate
than thl' Canal will impose
PROPOSITIONS 10. 11. and 12 are
r('ferendum measure!> which would re-
~ the redistricting lines of all congres-
s1tmal. a.ssembly and iwnat<.· districl'> en·
ut·ted by thl• Dem1x:rat1c dominated le-
gislature ln!!t year
One need only look at a few of the
gerrymandered district lines to realize
that a new deal is in order. Never in the
history of the state have districts been ao
crassly drawn as to benefit a political
party a nd 1pecifk andivfduala within
those dl1lricts. The bounda ries are so
grossly unfair and so glaringly inoonJi-
derate of the comm~nlty lnt.ereste of the
people th.a\, unlea overturned by theae
ballot propoaiUona, the publlc will suffer
· throughout the decade.
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TUl80AY, MAY 11, 1982
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Spotting someone else
in her' .. ' pace" up el8 Erma
Bombeck. See B2.
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DATELINE CHICAGO: The American Society. oC
Newspaper F.cilton has now concluded its annual conclave
in the Windy City and blown out of town. This is probably
much to the relief of Mayor Jane M . Byrne and the rest of
the populace.
I mean, who needs a couple of hundred n08y edit.ors
poking, prodding and grumping around your metropolis?
Mlke Royko, Chicago's
famed acidic columniat
who appears on the pages --------l"t' of the Sun-Times, set the
TOM MURPHINI ~1"1 tone for the mee~gs early
, -~ ~' on when he explained why ------------'the British reacted so vio-
lently to the Argentinian invasion.
Royko compared the crisis to an incident in one of his
favorite bars when a little skinny guy ke pt insulting a huge
bulk of a man who was also a customer.
AFTER A SERlES OF insults, the skinny guy gulped
down his drink, turned to the huge man "and said some-
thing ao vile it is not repeatable. It had to do with the moral
values and virtues of the female members of the big man's
famil ." ~ereupon the big fellow reached out, grabbed the
skinny guy by the neck and suspended him in mid-air. "His
eyes were starting to look like a couple of peeled eggs,"
Gethet'f!d edit.on, /lining U'OW'Kl and grumpmg a Jot
Royko recalled. "Finally, a customer said, 'he's hanging
him.' " In the end, some bar patrons pulled the big hulk off
and rescued the skinny guy.
"When the skinny guy finally atarted breathing again,
somebody said, 'What did you say aomething like that to
him for? You must be completely nuts.'
"Whereupon the skinny guy rubbed his neck, shook
his head and said: 'Jeez, I didn't think he'd take it so
perlOnal.' ..
AND THAT, IN simple terms that even most editors
understood, was Royko's explanation of why Argent.ina
invaded the islands, thumbing military noses at the BrittSh.
They must be nuts.
Anyway. the assembled edi~rs o~ our con.tinent did a
lot of grumping while gAthered m Chicago. Editors do that
pretty good. Grump, grump, grump. . .
One gripe was that nobody really bi.g m the Reag~
Administration showed up to woo the editors and explam
current conditions. Instead, all the liberals did appear. It
began to look like a liberal convention.
AUTHOR NOVELIST, peace candidate and wit Gore
Vidal, who is 'seeking Calitornia•s Democratic nomination
for the U.S . Senate, spoke off the cuff at one luncheon.
When he was through, you couldn't be sure who was the
greater threat to the nation, Ronald Reagan or J erry
Brown.
California's U.S. Senator Alan Cranston. who also ap-
pears to be testing the waters for a Democratic presidential
run in 1984, flayed the Reagan Administration for the
current eoonomic doldrums.
About the only spokesman to appear for the Republi-
can side was Congressman Jack Kemp, the former pro
football quarterback and author of t. he Kemp-Roth. ta~
measure. But even Kemp suggested that the president asn t
following Kemp's eoonomic advice these days.
AND THE FINAL LICKS for the liberals got laid on
late in the week when Walter "Fritz" Mondale, vice pres-
ident Wlder the Carter Administration, blasted the Reagan
defeme budget and walled over the wont economic times
since the 19308.
If pre1entationa at this convention were supposed to be
eome kind of political tug-of-war, it looked like the Dem-
ocrat& had all the rope and the Republicans got the !rayed
ends.
TRIS GAVE SOME of the editors aomethlng ebe to
grump about. Believe it or not, there are IOl1le editon in thnl
country with eon1ervative inclinations. Believe lt; believe it.
All for your correspondent, I'm just glad to be back on
t.hil bmt of alJ pomible C0Mta. It WU 89 degrees ln Chicago,
even without a politi.cal tuc-<>f-war.
Suspect captured
Some detective work by an
aJ.rt nefCh.boc' led io the anwt of
a IUlpeCt ln an attempted South
Lapna bur1lary after the au-"*' 1ried io 0. on a bw. Robert Swain, 2e, of Santa
Ana, WH booked at Oran11
County .Jall on attetDpt*5 ,...,.
d9nUaJ bursWy ., .... ~
into a home • ~ Drive ·~~ The ~-· att.npt -otf • burl)aiJ alarm that alerWd a nelp~ up tit• hlll on Cre&e
IOid. ieamllna to a 1bertff'1 deli:: I ot rwpal1. ~-. &ruee luuan,
followed the 1Uapect, who fled on
foot from the hoUle and tJo.rded
an Oran1e County Tranalt Di-.
trid bw at Pldtic la1and Drive and Crown Va.tey Parkway.
Julian followed the bul, 1iop-
plna only lon1 enou1h to tele.'
phone the bu• numlMr to hl1
wife who called depucm.
DeputJ" were waltin~~hen
the l>ua atopped on Pa..., De
Valencia ai th• La1una Hilla
8hoppln1 Plaaa and arreated
Swain. Julian N,.S behind the
Ru all the way to the p ... and
helped ldentlfy th• auspect, N·
paril lhow.
At · 70, art's for life's sake
San Clementean finds renewed vigor in abstract painting
By JOEL C. DON °'...,..,..,,...,...,
It'• no accident Milton Corb'a
art a. a joyoua mix of putell and
the cheerful colora of the raJn-
bow.
At age 70, Corb has found
sheer delight working with ab·
1tract ICUlptural art. He's flnnly
convinced hla effort& have given
him renewed viJor.
"It's therapeutic," he says.
"You can 1ee that moat of my
work reflecta happiness.
"When I do something that
excites me, my aging procesa
stops,. I become young. I become
vi&.orou.s."
aut Corb l1n't one to dabble
with brush and palette just to
keep busy in hi.a retirement.
He's the oldest graduate stu-
dent at UC Irvine and hopes to
leave the campus with a maater's
degree in fine arta next year.
The San Clemente resident
retired from an advertising ca-
reer In 1970 and, by his own ac-
count, fiddled around for a few
yean with little to do.
His daughter suggested he re-
turn to school, to complete an
education cut short by the De-
pression.
Corb attended Fullerton Col-
lege and Cal St.ate Fullerton be-
fore enrolling at UCI to earn his
bachelor's degree in art.
The soft-spoken artist careful·
ly chooses his words when dis·
cussing the concepts and subtle
meaaaRes enmeshed in his ab·
stract creations. He suddenly
perks up when the subject turns
to aging and retirement.
"there's a very Important
measage for people of my own
age," he says. "They should ac-
cept some responsibility that they
will enjoy doing .
"It doesn't have to be art, but
try to do something creative.
Everyone has the ability to be
creative."
His preference is for the ab·
stract. Corb explores three-
dlmenaional perspectives; with
colon and textures dramatically
shifting according to the vantage
of the viewer.
"It 1a my opinion that an artist
can't reproduce nature," he as-
serts. "How are you going to try
to compete with God? You can't
do It. That's why I feel when you
can't reproduce nature you
should go into the abstract."
He says he was somewhat of
an oddity when he stepped Into a
classroom with students less
than hall his age. Corb, though,
didn't take long to become a peer.
And if h is artwork doesn't
keep him young, there are plenty
of vistas on campus to help out.
"I can't possibly act aged with
all these young girls walking
around," Corb muses.
Offers already have been made
to purchase his work. Corb,
however. isn't sure he wants to
go pro.
For the moment he'll settle on
the two public showings and a
thesis required to complete his
graduate degree.
"I might die tomorrow but I
could care lesa.'' he says. "I want
to die with a smile.
"I'm not trylng to be young. l
know I have gray hair and my
body la getting older. But men·
tally I feel great."
NEW LIFE-Retired advertising man Milton
Corb displays some of his abstract art at the UC::
Delly Not ptw>toe by ~lttltdl O,,._..
king on his master of fine arts degree at UCI
and enjoying a "second career."
Irvine Fine Arts Gallery. At 70, Corb is wor-
County transit foruins slated
Wheels are beginning to tum
o n major transportation im-
provement projects In Orange
County, and public woruhops to
discuss the plans that are sche·
duled in several communities,
mcluding C.oet.a Mesa and Irvine.
Later this month, 10-called
"acoping aet11ions" will be staged
to focus on concerns about an
ambitious $2 bUUon program that
includes widening the Santa Ana
Freeway, increasing capacities on
arterial streets and addlng a mus
tranalt line through the county.
Then In June, 1even work-
shops will be held to dacuss more
specific conJequenoes of the mam
transit project, whlch received a
splash of publicity this past
weekend.
Although none of these major
projectl are projected to be com·
pleted before 1988, the public
sessions are intended to collect
public comment to help planners.
Three scoping sessions are
planned. The finlt will be at 7:30
p.m . Tuesday, May 2~ at the
Garden Grove Community Cent-
er. The next one will be at 7:30
p.m. Wednesday, May 26, at Ir-
vine City Hall, 17200 Jamboree
Road, and the last will be at 9
a.m. Friday, May 28 at the Or-
ange County Hall of Adminla-
tration in Santa Ana.
The seven woruhops for the
mass transit program will ac-
complish about the same thing.
All except one wlll begin at 7
p.m. and will be held at these
locations: Wednesday, June 2,
Santa Ana City Hall; Monday.
June 7, Garden Grove Commu-
nity Center; Tuesday, June 8,
Buena Park Senior Citizens' So-
cial Hall; Tuesday. June 15, Co.ta
Mesa City Hall; Wednesday,
June 16, Anaheim City Library
(starts at 6:30 p.m.); Monday,
June 21, Irvine HJgh School Au·
dlt.orium; and Wednesday, June
23. Orange City Hall.
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Oclian, lbowl t!Mt am l8ttinC tNflt the PaJOI v.-,.....__
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The photo WM iaan at an altlWde of 1,000 t-. )lit 9bow
the Santa Ana River about 8:30 p.m.
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Results Of abortion rate study baffles Ann
D&AR ANN LANDERS: I wa1 ab10-
lutely 1hocked to read that the hlaheat
abortian rate ln the UnJted Stat.el wu rec-
orded ln Iowa ctty, Iowa, accordtna to the
Alan Guttrmcher lnlUtute raearcherl.
Iowa City had 1&0 abortionl for every
1,000 women of reproductive aae. Tho 1ee-
ond hlahelt WM Grand Forka, N.D., which
had lft. By contrut, ln Chlcaao the eom-
parabJe filure WU 331
Since you are an Iowan, maybe you can
explain why thta rather ll'nAll town ln the
heart of the Mtdweat came up with thJ1
dubtou1 honor. I await your rnponM. -
STUNNED IN YAKIMA
DEAR y AK: I ...,. JH're aot .........
oa oae foo& watUq, INica•M I doa't laave tM
foule1t 00&101 wiy Iowa City emeried at
tlle top of *'• IJ1t.
A 1t1te 1alvenlty 11 la Iowa City,
wlalcll meut &laere 11 aa •••11ally lar1e
coacea&rat101 of female• of clllldbeart11
a1e la tbt Cltf. Bit C.aca10 llat 1everal
1t1 •4• ... FIRST LADY OF PASADENA -Mayor Lo-man, 36, ii the first }>lack woman to become
retta Glick.man 1tand1 on City Hall balcony mayor of a U.S . city of more than 100,000
with panoramic view of her dty. Mrs. Glick-, people.
Cancer: Changes due
Weaesday, May J!
ARIES (March 21-April 19): Gather
information and evidence. Theories, beliefs
are teated. Cycle is such that you succeed
with aid of superiors. Put favon are retur-
ned. Lunar e.mphasil on prestige, staading
in community, career boost.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Perceive
potential -lines of communication wlll
open. Means you will break free from re-
strictions. You get news which encourages
creative-educational project.I. Gemini, Sa-
gittarius penona figure prominently. Over-
seas call or message iB not unlikely.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): What had
been a detriment can be transformed into an
aaaet. Financial picture comes into f ocua -
you learn more about status of partner or
mate. You solve .mystery in unorthodox
manner. A.octate talk.a about the occult.
CANCER (June 21-July 22): Significant
changes occur and involve members of op-
posite sex. You'll get inside information
concerning legal rights, penni.uions. Focus
also on public responaea, partnerships and
marital status.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): You get valid
chance to recoup le.. Major change oocura
on domeatlc front -it ii good and repre-
sentl aolution to money dllem.ma. Morale
IW'PI upwardl -you'll be invited to join
presUciOUI orp.nization.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Emphuil
on speculation. romance and mlna11na of fact
and fancy. Pta9 and another \'iraO filure
prominently. YOU could win pme of chance,
eapeclally lf you stick with number 7.
Younc, viaoroua penon becomes ally. ....
8Y PHIL •INTERLANDI of Laguna Beach
i. .,.tSTERN A/#1"
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GALLERY
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HOIOSCOPI
BY SIDNEY OMARA
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Remain on
f arnUiar course; stick with standard proce-
dures for desired reaulta. Check records, past
performances -adhere to routine which
produces quality. Cancer, Taurus. Capricorn
persona figure prominently. Reinforce secu-
rity measures.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Change of
policy ls imminent. Goal which had been in
sight may no longer be prime target. Key
now is flexibility, mobility, willingness to
deal with relative who may be stubborn,
aggressive. Aries I.a in picture.
SAGITrARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): New
approach insures profit. Get rid of outmoded
procedures. Budget will be revamped. You
make contact with one who encourages
creativity, initiative, aelf...oonfidence. You'll
get to heart of matters. Debt will be repaid.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Study
Sagittarius memage for valuable hint. You'll
make new 1tart, gain added independence
and imprint your own style. Cancer, Taurus
and another Capricorn play important roles.
Judgment, intuition are on target.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Gloom ii
transformed into glee. You'll have more
room, oontacta and &iendlhlpe wW multiply.
Gemini, Saatttarha penons figure promi-
nently. Areaa. that had been 1hrouded ln
mystery wW now receive benefit of greater
liaht
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Desirea
will be f ulfllJed clmptte effortl of bellicolle
individual to thwart plarw. Lunar em&>hlm
on greater career, flnanctal stability. You'll
be uked to revi.e IOlne plaM, but overall
goals will remain in light.
lar1• camp1H1, u4 U llad le11 tllaa oae
tklnl •• mu1. I am Mffted, a011Pl11HCI and wltboat a
clH. Aay u1wen oat *'•re?
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Once again
you blew it! Your advice to the child with
divorced parents wu terrible.
I have two lovely stepdaughters. They
love me very much and r love them. They
would be hurt lt I did not attend their spe-
cial events . Also, my husband would be
unhappy if I were not invited.
You laid, •'The leCOnd wife, lf ahe haa
any clua, would stay home." Well, let me
tell you, I've wor ked hard to eatabllah a
good relatlonahip with my stepdaughters,
never once stepping on their reai mother's
toes. And u long u I'm invited, I plan to ·
attend all their special oocaaiona.
The one who should stay home ll the
lnunature parent who can't stand to aee an
ex-husband or an e x -w ife happy . -
PROUD OF MY ACCOMPLISHMENTS
DEAR PROUD: Too bad, la spite of
yoar accomplhlameats (which are
commendable), yoa never learned to read.
I have aald repeatedly tllat wllen tlle
second wife 1et1 aloa1 wldl Uae es, and If
tlle cllUdrea llke lier, tJaere 11 ao realOIJ for
her to be ezcladed from tlle actlvUle1 la-
volv1D1 lier llatbud't flnt f amlly. ne earlier letter from dte brWe-to-be
read a1 follow1: "My modler ...._,t want
ber, my baaband doeH't waat Iler, and I
don't want lier." Pretty plaJa talk. I'd say.
Ex-wives wbo paab to 1et dtemaelvea
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lacladed la first-family affairs wlle• Uaej
are not wanted may feel vlctorloH, blii
they wla ao&llJa1 beyond tlle booby prize 1..-
mak1a1 otllera ancomf ortable. I
DEAR ANN LANDERS : I became en-
gaged in February. The wedding date wu
set for May. My fiance'• siltel'I gave me two
s howers. The r e w e re 30 guests at each
shower. I received some lovel y gifts.
By March I knew we weren't right for
each other and broke the engagement. Hll
slaters have phoned and asked that I return
the gifts. My birthday wu in February, w
there we re cakes with candle s at both
showen . Couldn't thoae gifts be conaldered
b i rthday g ifts? -B. FRO M POR~·
SMOUTH
DEAR 8 .: Coa1lder them uytMD1 JM
want, bat ret11ra tllem. It'• the deceat Was
to do.
A no-nonsense approach to how to deal
with life's matt diff icult and moctt rewuding
arrangem e nt. Ann L anders' booklet,
"Marriage -What to Expect," will prepare
you for better or for worse. Send y our re-
quest to Ann L anders , P.O. Box 11995,
Chjcago, W. 80611, enclosing 50 cents and a
long, 11tamped, self-addressed envelope.
Losing spot upsetting
Aerobics cla.aes usually happen without
incident.
You juat drag in and do it before you
wake up and realize where you are.
But thil morning was different.
Someone took my "spot."
EIMA IOMBECI
AT WIJ'S END
It's one of thoee things where you know
someday it will ha ppen, but you're never
really prepared for it when it does.
ACTUALLY NO ONE is assigned to any
one place. It'• all on a flrlt-corne-fint-served
basil, but your "spot" ii "understood," like
your row at church or your booth ln the
restaurant where you eat lunch every day.
mature. Someone took "my parking spot"
the other day at the grocery and it hardly
bothered me al all. What can you expeet
when you see a bumper sticker from some-
one who's against the school levy?
Mine ii the best spot ln the whole room.
Back row, right next to the door. You get a
breeze from the fan, you don't have t o
worry about bumping into aorneone behind
you and it's right next to the water cooler . I
e yed it for months and when the woman
who had it before moved to Pittsburgh, I
moved right in.
Hey, I don't own the spot, right?
Besides, it'• not really important. tt•1
not lik e r m a se al in mating aeaaon . U·
someone doing aerobics ln "my spot" for ~
hour upsets me, then I've got a problem. It ,.
all ao silly. I mean , it's not worth eettbag
excited about. .
And it's cer tainly no t worth doini Jl
whole column on! •
College waa all "ope n sea ting," yet
wherever we sat on that first day, we sat for
the rest of the semester. No one would have
dared take my place in Hlatory of Ruaaia (8
a.n'h Mon., Wed., and Fri.). They all knew I
waa working on a tan and needed the F.ast-
ern exposure.
I promised myaelf I wouldn't get para-
noid about staking off unmarked areas as
my own ever since I used to ride the bua. I
got on at the Loop and for four years rode in
the aame seat, left hand side, four back,
window. I cannot tell you the frustration I
fek when I boarded the bus one day and
dilcovered another per-.>n in .. MY SEAT!"
OF'COURSE, I DON'T get upeet about
thoee thin$CS now that I'm older and more
POT SH01S
BY ASHLEIGH BRILLIANT
But c..t 's onl~ when
~ m isund.ers'ta.n.d
~OU.
that~ ever real~
a3ree ~ withdfu!
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We have oft.en ttle...0
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beyond game, South felt that
al am would have good
chancea, IO be went there
directly. Thi• waa an odda·
a1aln1t contract, but only
becauee the hand• were near
mirror dlatrlbutlon.
Weat made hi• normal lead
of the top of bl• apade H ·
quence-a club le~ would
have r iven declarer no
ehanee u tbt card• Ile.
OtelaNr won, drew trump•
In two round• then caahed hit
remalnln1 1padt honor and
ruffed a epadt. The ace and
ltlnr of dlamonda cleand that
auJt, followed b7 a low dub
from d11mm7. Eut pla7tcl
"11eond haad low," and
declarer dudced. Wttt w11 In
with the Jack pf eluM, but
wa• forced to l••d a apach or
a diamond. Either would
aUow dedar1r \o ruff In du•·
mt while dlle&rdinr a elub
fro• hit hand.' Declarer
would I.Ma f.111M the quMn
of ch1bl for hll eontrMt.
Dtdanr pla'/tcl th• hand
well, but hie Uat was, of
afftlllt7, re•..Un1. U ht
held & tMrd daaeoad, ...
00.W Mvt run.ct It la du•·
~ ................... ked watii 1.. Mini .., 1ow . .....
Had declarer'• clubt been
11 good aa A.Q·J·x, the co n·
tract could nol have been
derea1.ed -declarer would
simply take two club
rlne11ea. Therefore. East
should ha ve baaed his
defense on the premise that
hi• plarlner had either 1.he
singlet.on jack or queen of
clubs. In that case. Eaal had
t.o prevent hla partner from
bel n1 end played lo elube.
When South led a low club
from du mmy, Eaat ahould
have hopped up with the
ltlnJ. "1waltowln1" hi• part.•
ner'• club Jack-a play that ii
known In thll trMM .. a
"Crocodile Coup." No matter
what dtdarer did th9Nder,
£alt would have \o come &o
t•o club trick• tor a ont-trick
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MR. BIG EARS!" 'Gooo News ' I cHec~o ~No ANO FOONO OJT RLJFF
AA~T BEEN 6UR'11~ f30NES IN '(()JR YARD ~·
CYr<.AY. NOW YOU'VE
PRDMeED ME YOU WON'T PVT Uf' W.C
~ ..JOHN J .JON~ UNTIL Wf HAVE A. r----POSITIVE IDENTIFICATION I
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JUST WM.AT IS LIF"E.?
LI F'E IS A LDT LIKE
A HOl 0.ATH
~00~ '9l'LLINS
,A R,AISE?
FO~ YOUR> OWN
GOOD, I CAN'T,
JOKE: ...
S'EE···AS IT IS, IF I
FIRE You, You
HAV~N1T GoT MUCH
TO LOSG-·B<JT···
by Harold Le Doux
PUNIJTI
Beauty Tfps
Tt:M•LEWEEDI
Always rernemblr
that beauty it
only fur deep.
WHA1'S "T'HS 1\J~ FOR 1 SOPPY?
SHOE
I WONDER WHAT
THAT NOISE 15 IN
MY NEIGl-4BOR'S
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GORDO
t 'l 'NK \' W INKt:R BE1' N
WE.U. I ~ -rnE!J A~ WHE.EJJ NG IYIE Off 70 'THE
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fuvvowrrz. !! 1'\.\. AL~~~
'f~'i ~ et~i!
DR.SMIOCk
WHA"f'S
"fHA"f "fHING ON ')OUR
NE!CK,
"fWINKll5
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WHE!N YA HAVE!N'"f HAP A PA'T"e IN
SIX .MON1"HS,
YA HAF'TA 1"A~ P""S"flC M ASURe!S 0 .. 00&,.. 1"H9 01"He!R ~A&..S/
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by Jeff MacNelly
G£lTIN' A um£ 5ICK ~
11E WEA~ ~T. l SEE .
OOPS--·MY
NEIGHBOR
IS---
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SPRAYING PAINT
ON H IS FENCE
by Gus Amola
by Tom Bat1uk
BESIDES I I'VE 5illl GOT
ll>JO MINUfE5 ro CJ-IAN6£
f'Y..) MIND I
lo.MO KMOWS ? MA'4&E.
<>"E O~'i l'U. 6€. \CKoWN
~ 1''°'£. ~INf.~f ~A JE.~K IN f ~E WO~LO ! 1rG
by George Lemont
by Lynn Johnston
Hell ee ~e.FQ\
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The
worst
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ever
done
is50%
a year.
Each January, Hannet
T ulvina aelecu a U1t
of underrated 1Uver
dollan.
In 1981, while bullion,
stocks and n:al cstat('
went sofc, our liM slill
managed 50'Y.. appre.
ciation.
We've done bcuer.
1978'i. lisc apprc·
c1atea 1130:. 1979\. <1
remarkable 2 ~1%
2Jf'1., m ont' )C/JT
Even more remark·
ably. 1978's list 1s. to
dace, up 1094%
ComparC' 1ha1 10
any other 411·ycar
anve'itment
The trick 1s finding
the righr coin-. And
Ha nne., Tulvan2 1s one
of unly 18 recognized
experts on Mor~an and
Peace .,dver dollars.
And we're rhl· only
U S rare coin firm
chat deal~ exduswcly
wich mvei.wrs.
Every rare gold or
silver coan we 'iCll
comes wl!h the andus·
try's strongest grade
and buy·back guar·
ancee'i, our 60-day
money·back policy and
che besc l1qu1darion
programs available
For more on ou r
managed personal
rare coin investment
portfolios and rare
com-backed pension
or profat sharing plans,
call 800 854·6016
In California.
(714) 851-8202.
Or return the coupon
for a free information
packet.
AnJ do 1t MX>n.
After all at 1094'\ over
4~ years. imagine what
, you're losing each day
you delay.
HANNIS 1UMNG
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undtrand vou requlN • I f S.000 minimum llwt111twn1 I
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Call Mr. Davli 111·7400 .,.., c ... ., .....
EIP
reports
sales up
l:lP Mkrowaw, lnr:. of Newport Blach ,.pen •
..i. 1ncNUe of 1'1 per· ,.. _____________ _.°"''to =000 tor the
i------~------...-----------' quarw M.udl a1.
Construction .
·~ available at
Heritage Bank.,
Net tnop_J!'• 1110 In· CNllld to POl,000, or 28
C91\ta I ahare, compared
with lnmme of ttft,000,
OI' 14 Clntl • lhare, ln the
oompuab)e 1981 period.
For tbt 1lx month•,
.... lncn111d from so . o~.ooo to te.e1e,ooo,
and net income from 27 to 41 centa a lhaN.
DP Mkrowaw manu-
fKtUret microwave tell
and meaturtment ln·
ltlWnenta.
The board of d!rec1on
declared a divtdend of 3 cent• a ahare payable
July 1 to ahareholden of record June 15.
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COSTA MESA • 370 E. 17th StrMt • 645·8i00
HUNTINCTON B£ACH • 1607& Colden w_. St.• 8'7·7771
MISSION VIEJO• ui1>S Altcla Parkway, Suite 2E • no.2661
Allel1 Town Plue
SANTA ANA• 1224 £alt 17th Strt1t • 547-5871
lttna r . .J11U1ta h11 been named a vice
prtlldent of Willia• L. Pereira A11oel1tt1, Loi = atehlt.et. and~ JelUlon "a .niol' ~ who Ml worked an half 1 ctc.r\
np ln '"' Golden WHt Collea• ;~•• l'DllW·plannld by Pftra ln HunUncfon .
ThrM Ntw_port BHch rtt.&dtnta rnanaatd to
""break the bank" for a oomblntd •t,400 ln Call· f....aa Ptnt ...... mGMy .... IW~ II par
of lntroduetq the AutomatH Ttlltr Machine.
Onr11 Wal1i, Wiiiiam P. Bt4re11 and 01or1e
NMI Wtr't allowed a tJve-mlnute apne on the ma-
chine.
Cartl Wal1ll VaJI ot Irvine h .. been named
direct« of aalel tor tht DtUMJlud Httel ln Ana-
helm.
The photoa of Jamt1 R. Pt&trt of ErHt Ir
~ and WlWua au.w.-, of the Newport
Ee.emin o,_, were inldver1.tntly trmllpOled ln
thJa column May 4. The Daily Pt.Jot ,...,.u the er-
ror.
Lloyd R. Miller, chief executive officer of
New,.rt BarbHr NaUtuJ BH•, al.Jo h., been
elected vice chairman of the bank'• baud of dlrec-
ton.
MtUJ Delle hal been named mana,er of the
extra ttrvtc. pf'Oll'am (f.8P) for the Dltaeylaad
Hotel and ... I& ... Pan In Anaheim.
Haydee TtUoa .. of Hun~ Beach will open
Creative Decor Coacept1 GrOlp at 164~8 BolN
Ch.lea Hoed on May 20.
Rebert Paytoe Ir At1od1tet of Santa Ana has
been aelect.ed by I,' .AC I Developmeat, builder of
The Californian Club & Fttnem Retort, to handle a
program of oommunkallotu and apecl.al event.a for
the propoeed $1~ million club to be conatructed in
Irvine.
Qarlet J. Gormu hat been named a regional
vioe president for WUIOD Leanda1 Corporatloa, a
MlnneapoU.-bued performance ayatema firm. He
OVER THE COUNTER NASO LISTINGS
MUTUAL FUND
Hl. HlllltO 1 11 HI Yld t 1' u ..... ,.
PIH lln IO 41
h11 been an account manaaer In the comp4tny'1
Calil,pmla dlvtalon. •
Brtee 8. Pollock, 36, of La1un1 Ntau•I: ha
been j)romoted to vice prt!llident/1~ral manaor of
ComPatll Bualu11 TtltpfaoM 8y1tem1, Sout1'efn
California dlvlalon.
Nortllera AJr Fret~&, IK., ~ua.rtered ln
Seattle, hu appointed Cllrl1tlae Birt.a of Cotta
Meta account executive for .. in and cuaio,ner
1ervice throuahout Oranae County. ·
Tom Le4better, Newport Beech, a M.lea tt!pte-
aentaUve for 2M'a Pacb1l•1 Sy1temt Dtvhloa\ hat
been named an 80C'0Unl execuUve.
Sudra I!!. Cb1mbley of Cotta Mesa haa been
appointed ~er of the Huntinp>n Beach office
of Imperial Sav1D1• and Loaa Auoclatloa at 1f021
Beach Boulevard. I • I
Coclarue Claaae Ltvla11a.a Ir Compuy, !$. of
llvine hat been telected to handle the adve~
for the U.S. Equipment Sales and Service~
of Memorex Corporation. .
Roser Cral1 Porter of Newport Beach•hu
been appointed a director of EDterprlH Nat .....
Bull (in orpnb.allon). •
Porter, 35, II vice president, chief flnanda) of-
ficer, and chairman of the board for Newport
Western Corp .. Newport Beach-baaed oomme~
real estate brokers. Formerly he waa with ColdWeU
Banker, Newport Beach. '
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S ·B~ contest • ID
Oeor1• O. 8lpoee of Col1a M .... ,......,t of
0.ha Medi.cal lndu1trle1, wu a runner-up In the
Small au.Jn.elf Admtna.tratlon y .. rly tnnovaUon
contelt.
The award u CaJJfomf.a w~ wW be ~ted
durtn1 a ceremony at the Loi Anetlel Chamber of
~on Tunday.
0.lta MC!dical lndUIU'iet, a MVtn·)'Hr old OOft"I·
pany, manufactur• dllsx-ble flJten and valv• 1..-d
durlnt opan heart 1ur1ery. The company hat alto
doveloped •portable lntuUn pump for diabetaaa.
Firm changes hands
UnJru~ Yacb\I Newport 84-ach, 2001 Wat Cout
Hl.f(hway, 1peclalh!n, In ulet and eervice of UnUUte
luxur.v ptJWtr y..ch\I, ii Wld.,r new ownenhJp.
Oranse Coa1t Marine, Inc., with Tad Fujita,
pretldent, and Jim McLaren, 1«n1t.ary-tttuuter, hu
taken rwer the owne~p and rn.anqement. McLaren,
who 11 alao general manaaer, hH been actl\te in
Southern CalUornla yacht retailing aince lH6, the
past 12 yean with Unlflitc dcaler9hfps in ~ewport
Beach and Long .Beach.
Plaza work started
<Anttructlon hu beaun on Golden Weat Plaz.a, an
office condominium project near the Cypreu Civic
Center.
Detlaned by Meyer Luley Wilkiruion Archlt.ec·
ture Planning. lrvine·bued architectural firm, the
one-and tw<Htory 31,600 aquare foot atructure it a
project of Golden Weat Capf taJ Group lnc., Newport
Beach.
Irvin e firn1 expands
ln an expanaion and ron.olldallon of operalionl,
Alrmac Technology Syatema, Inc., d~eloper of elec·
tron.lc votJng 1y1tem1 and cryogenic bwtina technol·
ogy, 11gned a JO.year leue valu«f at S2;J million on a
47,862-aquare-foot facility at l~l Bake Parkway in
thct Irvine Industrial Complex-Eat.
CUlbman & Wakefield a.ocUlte Lynn Dort of the
realty firm'• Orange C.ounty office repr.-nted both
AJnMC and TrammoU Crow, the le.>r.
Monex PR program pushe d
The Cox & Burch Advertl1ina Company of
Newport Beach ls launchJng • oorpor•te ~paten to
famillarlu the bu1lne11 and financial pre11 with
Moncx lnt.emaUonaJ, pnrloua metall firm.
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FOLLOWER -Bart
Nolde, 21, hM received I hla commilllon .. 2nd
·, Lt. In the Anny. He is
I the IOD of Col. William
Nolde, the 1Mt Ameri-
, can GI killed ln Viet-
ntm before the 1973
cede tire. I
l Alcohol
\ to drugs
; revealed
Newport
women
to meet
The Newport Beach
charter chapter of the
American Business
Women's A.odation will
meet tonight at the She-
raton Newport Hotel.
The program w i ll
honor bo9es who will be
guests and one bou will
be aelected as 00. of the
year. Scholanhip recipl-
enta ai.o will be guesis.
The dinner beg:lns at 7.
Jill Goebia waa selec-
ted woman of the year
and will be the vocation-
al speaker of the eve-
~tertalnment will be
provided by the Saddle-
back Jazz Group.
For lnfonnatlon, call
Frances Stuckey at
830-3009.
Measles
reported
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Oranse Coa•t Collese
won two races al the
Western Sprints. C2.
PITCHING STARLETS -There are a large number of out-
standing softball pitchers on the hi.ih 1ehoo1 level in the Or-
ange Coast area. Above are four who will be in action when
the CIF playoffs begin Thursday. On the left is freshman
Julie Carpenter of Edisoni with Julie Larsen of Marina, Pam
White ol Ocean View and Lisa Martin of Irvine also pictured.
All four have pitched at least one no-hitter to her credit this
season. White is a senior, Larsen and Martin are sophomores
and Carpenter is a freshman.
Young pitchers making their marks in sof thall
Softball action on the Orange Cout front fig-
ures to get better each of the next three yea.rs and
thoee who aren't among the fortunate teams to have
a young pitcher, had better find one in a hUJTY.
Sophomore. dominate the top tearna in the area
and there is even a fre1hman among the upper
echelon, giving impetus to the fact that the teama at
the t.op this year will be there for aome tlme to
come.
The Sumet League appears to have a wealth of
young pitchers with F.dllon freahman Julie Car-
penter and Marina sophomore Julie Lanen among
the best in the circuit.
Then there's the Sea View League where Ir·
vine sophomore Liu Martin h.aa five no-bitten l4
her credit already this aeason and the playoU. ha·
ven't even started. C.O.ta Mesa I.a also bletaed with
an outatandlng aophomore pitcher In Nance Lux
who hurled a no-hitter against league co-leader El
Toro this week.
Woodbridge High has another outstanding
1ophomore hurler In Arlene Hernandez and a
backup hurler, Karen Schoonover, also a sopho-
more.
Just to the north la another outatanding 110ph-
omore hurler, Lisa Manfree of Loe Amigos High
who ia allO doing quite well with the bat with eeven
triples thia season.
Let's take a look at each of the area players.
WOMEN'S SPORTS
HOWARD L. HANDY
includlnjr Ocean View senior Pam White who has
four no-Ttittera and six one-hitters this season.
White haa faced 4 24 batters a nd has 197
strikeout.a, better than a 50 percent flgure. She has
llaued 21 walka and hu given up seven earned runs
for a 0.55 ERA She'• pitched every inning for the
Seahawka this season and it she ever takes a rest,
ahe'U be in the outfield.
"She h.aa a changeup, drop. curve and fastball."
aaya her ooech Harry WhJt.e.
Larsen had pllched 105 innings wtth 116
atrlkeouta and 18 walka for the Marina Vikings of
Coach BetJy Ward when this was wntten She has
given up five earned runs for a 0.47 ERA and has
eight shutout.a. She also haa a no-hitter and a one-
hitter and when she isn't pitching, she's playing the
outfield and ia batting at a .291 clip.
"She'• real polled and has a great mental atll-
tude which la a big ueet," Ward aaya of Larsen.
"She's confident and nothing rattles her and she
know1 how to pitch. And the best thing about her is
that we have her pitching for us for two more years.
She's one tough little pitcher."
Edi.son'• Carpenter, the youngest of the group.
took over for the Chargers early in the season when
the original pitcher quit the team.
Carpenter haa a 0.40 ERA and h.aa given up six
earned runa in 103 innings. She has 80 1trikeouta.
"She has very 'ood control of the five different
pitches she throw1, · her coach C.OUeen Sliva says.
"She's not a strikeout pitche r right now but her
control and ablllty to pitch and ma ke opposing
batters hit one-hoppers, Ls amazing."
WhJle Carpenter has had great s~, one of
the big reasons is her catcher. Angie l...o8asso, a se-
nior.
"Angie calla the games by henelC," says Sliva.
"She's our leading hitter (.338) and was named
defensive player of the Warren t.oumament."
Carpenter went 18 mnings in one game again.st
~llflower, allowing only four hits But the Char-
gers lost that one.
Irvine's Martin is the leader in no-hitters this season with five. She is one of the big reasons why
the Vaqueros are amon( the leaders tn the Sea View
League. In fact, the Vaqs moved into first place all
alone on Lux's no-hitter against EI Toro Wednes-
day
At Woodbridge, Hernandez is the right-hander
who starta most of the games. She has an 0.53 ERA
and has faced 306 batters with 143 strikeouta and 21
walks In 92 lnning1. She's alao batting .222 and
plays flnit base or centerfleld when not pitching.
Coach t;tephanle Papu' team Ls bleued with
another sophomore hurler In left-hander Karen
Schoonover. Schoonover has a 0.41 ERA In 34 ln-
ninp pitched with 37 strikeout.a and six walb. She
is the regular centerfaelder when Hernandez t.
pitching.
"Karen had 19 strikeout.a in one game~
Caplatrano Valley which lies the CIF record,• her
coach says. That s all but two of the regulation 21
outa in a seven-inning game.
The two pitchers combined for a no-hitter
recently with Arlen e working five innings and
Schoonover two. Arlene also has two no-hitters thia
aeaaon.
Woodbridge is the No. l ranked team in the
CIF amall schools divusion this season.
Undoubtedly there are others who will bl0880fll
ln the future to cont.est these ruing young st.an.
But that's not a bad group of stars of the future
u well u the preeent who wiU lead Orange C.out
area teama into the annual CIF playoH1 that begin
ThW"9day.
DeCinces, Angel infield on their toes for Zahn Rustlers win
in wild ninth On a scale of 1 to I 0, Angel third baseman gets a rating of 50 in 2-1 victory over Yankees
By CURT SEEDEN or.,.. tMltr ""' ,...,
:Ooug OeClncea aays he still
remembers the fl.rat time he took
to the infield on the flnt day of
apri.na training u a new member
of the Angela. .
"Everybody waa aware of
what wa1 around them," the
third bMeman recalled. "It waa a
iood feeling. Everybody knew
ju.It what to do."
Monday ,Ught, DeCincea wu
feellna very good, despite a
painful left ankle which had ta-
ken a foul ball off his own bet
three dayw 8'0·
DeClnca guarded third baae
like the game depended on It
Monday nlaht, and actually, ln
the end, the outcome of the An·
aell' aeriel opener wtth the New
York Yankees dld, Indeed, de-
pend on lt.
With pitcher Geoff Zahn aerv-
lna up 1inker1 to the touted
Yankee hltten. the enUn Anael
Infield waa on ill toe•, ancf It
turned out to be Che difference ln
the An1el1 2-1 victory before
32, 138 Anaheim Stadium fana
and a Southern C.Uforni. tele·
vtllon audience.
r>eanc. made the play of the
pme ln the llxth ~ wtMft he
•peered Lou PtnJella'• ilhqt wtih
runnen on fint and ..xJnd and
tht pine notched 1-1. DIOncel
aot the force at .cond, the An· illil ~ .n RBI..,_ from Jlrlan Dowmna tn the aiottom of &he .._&hlrinlalllmt•~,the An,.11 MV9 wan dnl In a row.
'1 know rm In for a~ ~t
Whim Zllm'• ae~/' DiOnim continued. ''And Illa lt that
way. I d*li 1"1 a &oulh ~ f« a-.. be sn lf hi'1 qulill all ...,.., .............. , ....
body hita a rocket to h1m in the
ninth inning."
Fortunately for DeClncea, ht.
l)U1icu.lar comer wu the hot spot
Monday night, and he wu well
prepared when Plnella came to
bet in the lixth after Dave Win-
field had hit a two-out double
and John MaYberryhad drawn a
walk.
J;>eCincea even went to the
mound to talk to Zahn and uked
him how he planned on pitching
to the veteran.
"Doua aaked me how I waa
gotni to pit.ch him and he wanted
to know If he should move off
the Uni!. I aald, 'no, he'• been
pul11nc the ball all ni(ht' ••• Zahn
recounted.
0n a ICa)e of l to 10, Zahn WU
uked how he rated Ue<.;ince1'
defenalve aem. "About 60," he
,..~.
' DeCincea knows what the came t. 1otn1 to be like every-
o.c:Mal
time Zahn throw•," added Man-
aaer Gene Mauch . "He know s
he'• in for a rough night "
ShortltOp Tim Foll, who 1COred
the An1el1' winning run. was
equally prepared to d o battle
wlth a bevy of sho ts o ff the
Yankee ball.
"You just have to aet up and be
ready because you know It'• co-rninl at you," Foll uid.
Ironically, It WU DeCinces' er-
ror that resulted ln one of Zahn'•
few trouble apoll in the fifth in-
ning. Yet, even on that play, Foll
nearly pulled off an Incredible
play.
A~aln , It waa Plnlella who
cauaed the problema. He amaalu!d
8 hard aroun(Jer whlcb rlc.ocht1ed
off DeClncea. The ball went to
.l''oli at deep 1hort. Plnlella mana·
ged to beat Foll'• throw, but It
waa amazing the play was 81
elem U it WU.
"You don't know what the
batter is doing ln a situation like
that. The ball WU hlt hard, SO he
might not be hustling," Foti ex-
plained. "I would have tried to
make the play no matter who It
wu. SomeUmea that flnt move
out of the batter'• box ian't that
fut."
Zahn (5-1), meanwhile, scatte-
red flve Yankee hlta, includl.ng
Dave Winfield's towering home
run in the fourth lnnin1 which
evened the score at 1-1.
And, even though the pitch
WU down. It WU not the pit.ch
either Zahn or catcher Bob Boone
wanted with the big guy at the
plate.
"I considered it (the pitch) a
ml1take, even thouah l\ waa
down. But it certainly wun't a
han er,'' Boone added. "~an Zahn p_ltch or what?"
uked Mauch. "He didn't throw a
bed pitch all niaht. The b6c CUY
(See ANGELS. Paa• Cl)
LOS ANGELES -Patience
and a good eye for the atnke r.one
against the wild-pitching Loa
Angeles City College Cube gave
Golden We9t College six rurui in
the top of the ninth lnnJng and a
9-6 Southern California C.Onfe-
rence baseball vict.ory Monday.
The Rustlers trailed, 6 -3, goln8
into the to p of the ninth. Four
singles got the inning off to a
good start, giving the Rultler.
one run and a bases-loaded ait"1 ..
ation.
From that point on, It was a
case of walk, walk and more
walk aa the next four runs were
forced across the plate by that
route. Then Marty Boyd bunted
to squeeze in the flnal run and
the Rustlen were able to hold off
the Cuba In the bottom half of
the lnnina for their MVenth win
•lain.It four la.es in the eecond
half of the 1plit conference eea·
IOn.
Diaz making Phillie fans forget about Smith trade,
PHILADELPHIA (AP) -Pete Role
ao& the prae-wtnni"I hJt, but catcher Bo
Dtu_~fl>.~. ~~ j)OWet' that ~ the~ Ph1Wel to a 9-8 victory
OWi' the Loi A.nae• Dodpn. Bole'• ... over a drawn .. tn outfield
wtth one out and runnen at flnt and
third In the 10th lnni"I anap~d tl\e
Dodpn' ftw..pme wtnnln& streak. <
The Philll", howevn, would never
have reached the 10th If Dias hadn't
bluted a J*r of two.run homers that
helped build an 8·2 le1d throu1h th• finlMVen~
in. Dodeln raWitd with ax rww tn the et1hth to tie, which cave ROH a
Chanat to atone for a fint-lnnlnl amx-
that opened \be way for two une&med Oodcen' runs.
The homen bootted Dtaz'a tot.al for
the aeuon to ei&ht. a career hiah for the
receiver 1ince he entered or11nlzed
bueball ln 1871.
Dlu came to the Ph!UM9 under C'ather tr>'na elrcumNncll'. Ke .... ~ of • three-teem trede ln which the Philllet
==.rpular youn1 ouu1,elder
DIM .W lft 1Drina U'a1nN he npec-W ~r• not cheer• uatll ll• proved hlllllilrlf to &be ..... ~ .... Ha'1 ... )Ill ..... .. DIM i..dl the PhWlm In Niii ..... With ...... Niii (8) ..... (11). on M6nday nJpt after hi• IHoDd
I
home run, he received a at.and.Int ova·
lion. Tho fans kept cheering until he
came out of the dup.at and Upped hil
cao. 1'0ne thlnl, I don't make the tradel,"
Mid Dlu. 0 rm happy I'm het-e. r don't
worry about U... thlnal. I juat do the beat [ can.,.
The Doda•n led 2·0 after Pedro
Oumwo doub*t followtnc RCi9e'1 muff of a roudnl foul pop behind an& bile. ·•rw done that Won an1J e11a In aay
life,'' Mid a.., a 20-~ map ....-.
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Aase should check
.this starter's record ·
If Don AIM thln.lu h•'• aomethinl, IOina
fl'GID the ltarter'I role to the b\&llpen II for the An8lll. he ehould cbedc thil • one out -a 1tory of a reUef artllt •
c:ban81na to a ltarim"• role.
Buntlnr.= Beach'• Mark Dunbar, a
12-yeer..old, Into the ltardna rolaticn for
the White Sox ln the Roblnwoocf Leatue thla
year, retultln1 In one very tmpreealve perfor·
mance Gn Saturday apinlt the Y ankeel. ~11 he did wu 1trik• out 17 b.ttera 1n a
atx-lnnlna pme, allowtn8 only a lfOU"d out In
the filth lnninC to mar an otherw18e all-whiff
pme.
Quote of the day
Sam Sldmer, an Oakland radio umoun-
cer, after th• A'• played their third
l6-lnnln1 1ame, each lutln1 over five
hours: "A'a tana don't buy aeata -they
leMe them.''
Pirate
rowers
triumph
LONG BEACH -Or-
ange Coaat College fln-
lahed the regular aeuon
in wt.nntna faahion here
Monday wnen the Pirate
junior vanity and fresh-
man el.gbta boeta posted
victories over four-year
IChoola In~ 2lat annu-
al Western Sprint•
championships at Long
Beach Marine Stadium.
The Pirate junior var-
a l ty boat w o n o ver
UCLA by 4.6 MlCOOda to
avenge an earlier la. to
the Bruins in the New-
port Regatta 10 days
earlier. At Newport,
UCLA took second
place behind California
and beat OCC b y one
second.
Rowing on . the Jayvee
eight were Eric Klug,
Brad Clancy, Jamee
Snody, Scott Zimmer,
CREW 9
Phil Canon, Charlie
Reed, Jimi Gleuon and
Pat Gleaaon with Mick
Currie as .coxswain.
The Pirate freshman
eight boat also poated a
victory. even easier than
the jayvee boat. The
frosh boat won over .ec-
ond place UC Irvine by
9.~ eeoonda.
Rowing on the fresh-
man boat we re Scott
Smith, RWll Forbes, Reid
Hadley, Eric Moe, John
Markel, Matt Hainline,
Fred Adam, and Jim
Barone. Coxswain was
Rich Camey.
UC Irvine finished
second to UCLA in the
vanity eight race along
, With taking eeoond In the
freshman eight race.
For Orange Coast, it
marked the f o urth
straight year that the
junior vanity boat haa
won the Western Sprinta
title.
Conditions on the 1932
Olympic Games oourae at
Marine Stadium Monday
were windy and choppy
=le~ leu than
Orange c.o..t hu won
24 Individual boat Utlea
In the 21 years the
tprlnta have been at.aged
and the junior vanity
boat finlahed the 1982
aeuon with a 24 -4 rec-
oni. " While the eight-man
boeta were posU.na ~
rle11 the Oran1e Cout
'freshman fours 1quad
Captured tint and .cc>nd
In that race over St.
Mary'a, USC, Santa
Clan and UC Irvine .
. Mears
~hits 205 '•
;·· INDIANAPOLIB (AP)
-Bick Meara Ht an
)moftkW track record at
the lndlaupoU. MotoP
,lpaedwa1 tor the~
~dayMoaday
-when be wu timed at
-mph. the third day of= for the May ., Diii 500 dlww ••'*--....._,..... ........ .
.... ..., ........ In ..... ,..wlda ....... ... = ........... ~ff neord in bl• ···•r:••ed .... ~I oa lunda1 .. ··~·"·
.......... IMtt .. OWi ~
........ clroW • IDUr nma. II lnoh « • two In the ... .,. .e.hth
laal~, • leattl• beat Clevefand M rdrr nllht. M ... T11when In
tlMI Amenean Lea1ue, A••• OU1 1lammed · Milwaua. reU.t 11()1 Rome ,....,.. um ptch ot the ninth 1nn1nc f« 1 home rv.n to Uh kanul
Qty to a a.2 win owr the Brewen . . . Jlm lllee drove &n three NN and rapped out three hlta, lnchacll~ a two.run homer, u the 1treakln1 ..._ Red Sax beet llump-.ridden Mlnneeo'8,
M. 'n. w1D WM the UWd ln a rdw and l '7th &n .... Ill& ...... for the Red .. . . . ..... a_,...,. ied a ~run hoawl' ln the .w11th ~ ~ ahe9d and,.,......,.
........ Mlded IOlo lhotl ln the nlnth at White Sox a S..3 win tw.r Toronto
... Dlllpated hitter Miile lvle'1 tint Amert·
can LHP• home run ·backed Milt Wlloes'1
-.i..hlt siitahina • Detroit downed Tew, S.1 . . . Pbdl.:hltter JeH Ba ......... and ... .,
8 .... ,... delivered ruD•ICOriftC Nl\ll• with
two dut ln the botiom of the 10th l.nn1J\I to stve.
OMiand a '1-8 victory over <lroon.
Bailor'• double wlna for Meta
Plncb·hlUer Belt Ballor'1 two-11· out double to deep left f leld ln the
bottcm al the nlnth lnnlna ICOl'ed the
tytnc and wtrWnc n&nl MOnday nllbt
u the New Yon Meta defeaied San Dleso. 3-2.
The wlnnln1 blt marked the aecond 1trai1ht
pme a Met p&nch-bltter bad driven In the wtn-
n l n 1 run In the ninth with two ouh
... l!llewhere In the National Leque, J.-y 8--' hit a 10lo home run to cap a two-run rally
In the tint lnnlnl u CinclnnaU defeated St.
Loul1, I · 1 .. , Ho"-wn third b ... man &11 &.JP• doubW ud tripled ln the ftnt two In·
nlnp 11 the MUOI bUllt 1 five-run lead and
cndled to 1 '1·1 wtn owr Ptttlburah ... ftia
llaJ•H' two-out double oft= thh•• alo ove of lkn
Jlrandloo &hard b II nan ftm drove in
the ao·ahtad run u Montreal rail td In the
eichth UWnc to def .. t the Olanti, M .
Weaver Injury may cauae bout delay
W«ld Bax&nl Amodation •Y"Y· • wetsbt chem~ Mike W•••tr hu , ........ a MouJd-bUurY and may
haw. to C' ~ .. JuDI) Ude boUt • .,amat~J •tte1" Ce~, the cballenpr'1
maaaeer Nici Monday • . • Th• field for the
107th ~ ol thll Pi-lm-1.U. lhnnk to
.. ~ ....... Monday but the train.-of
x..iiucky D1rbY wtnnll' Gate Dtl hi ref~ to
be mdoid by tM llDAl1 fteld.
Televlalon, radio rouowm, are the toP llDOl1I events on TV tciNOt. Ratlft8I are: .,,..,,.,~ excellent; .,.,,.,
worih waticbiril: .,,., fair; .,, forpt It.
II 4:11 p.m., Qa••Ml lt·VVV'V'
BAIBBALL: Dod8en at Phibdelphla.
.AMMDCel'll Vin Bcully and Rem P«ter.
Jerry Ra\.-(4-1) ~ after hla fifth victory
of the -.i .,.uwt the Phillia toniaht. He will
be fllCinC veteran ri1ht-hander Mllte Krukow
(2-2) u the PblWet aeek to win their aecond
at.raJaht over the Dodcen· . RADIO
B'aaeball -Dodaera at Philadelphia, 4:30
p.m .. KABC (790); New York at Angela, 7:30
p.m , K.MPC (710).
BANK
PRE;S!;;NTS @
THE 2ND ANNUAL
$10,000
UNDBORG SENIOR
INVITATIONAL TENNIS
TOURNAMENT
MAY 18, 19, 20, 21, 22. 23
AT THE
LINDBORG RACQUET CLUB
18162 GaTHARD AVE.
HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA 92648
Phone 714 -842-77 47
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CONCERNED -Ram Coach Ray Malavasi displays a
concerned look as he views proceedings at the club's mini·
camp over the weekend .
MD tabs McKnight
Fast break, match-up zone planned
By ROGER CARI.SON
0( ttll Olllly l'tlot Ii.ff
Gary McKnight has been cho-
sen as Mater Dei High's new
basketball coach, replacing Bill
Alexander.
Al heck feels
Spurs must
stop McAdoo
INGLEWOOD -San Antonio
Coach St.an Albeck aaya hit team
will be ready for Bob McAdoo
when the Spurs and Loa Angelea
Lakera re1ume their beat-of-
aeven NBA West.em Con1erenoe
Championship aeries at the Fo·
rum tonight (8).
"Our inability to contain
McAdoo off the bench really hurt
ua," Albeck noted Sunday after·
noon , ahortly after the
30-year-old veteran 1cored 21
point• in the Laken' 128-117
v1ciory in Game One.
"li we're going to do anything
in th1I teriea, we will have io ana
an anawer to him." Albeck aaid.
Actually. Albeck haa a lot more
to worry about than McAdoo.
Fint, there's guard Norm Ni-
xon. who la coming off a career·
playoff high 31 polnta in Game
One. There'• abo M.a&ic Jobnall.l
who ~ another patented
\rip.le dOuble -that ii 13 polnta,
14 ..a.ta and 16 rebounds.
Albeck wlll need eound per-
formances from George Gervin
and Mtke Mitchell. The two
comblned for 56 pointa Sunday.
From Page C1
"He's familiar with the area,
knows our kids and comes from a
good program," says Mater Dei
Athletic Director Bob Gonules.
McKnas_ttt, by way of San
Clemente High, Saddleback Col·
lege, Cal State Fullerton 'and
Chapman College, spent three
yean as an aasiatant to Stan De-
Maggio at San Clemente, a year
under Bill Mulligan at Saddle-
back College and four years at
Ocean View High.
Hu two fr eshman teams
( 1979-80) were 43-2 at Ocean
View and his two junior varsity
teams were 39-9. Dur ing that
span Ocean View's league record
was 39-1.
"The tradition at Mater Del is
super and I'd like to add what
I've learned under Mulligan (fast
break) and Jim Harris (matchup
zone defense) a t Ocean View,"
says the 29-year--0ld McKnight.
McKnight will be bringing
Ric hard S c haaf and Craig
Thornburg into the Monarchs'
program and the immediate fu-
ture appears to be red-hot.
The Monarchs have accepted
an invitation to compete in the
San Dimas Tournament •of
Champions in Decembe r and
have added St. Bernard and
Marina to their n on-league
schedule.
A l most the e ntire s tarting
lineup returns, led by sophmore.
Matt Beeuwsaert. Chris Jaclaon
and Mike Fields, along with ju·
nior John Cook and fart-time
sophomore starter Pau Perkins.
McKnight is an on-campus
coach with cla.saroom duties in
the Science Department.
ANGELS ON TOES • • •
The vidoey helped the Angela
keep pace with the Chica10
White Sox in the American
League West. ChJcaao. with a 6-3
victory over the 'f"oronto Blue
Jays, remains percent.ate polnta
ahead of the Anaela, who 1~
proved their record to 20-11 with
the vktory. •
"Hopefully, th1a kind of ~l will continue unUl October,' ad-
ded Foll. "lt'a a lot ot fu.n."
*
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PASTELI
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OMng for a new Nie. a loo«
11 IN c:ura11111 powar1 of
theOMdS-. 111 INTPTAIHMINT
TONIGHT
The~tn a-lel on
Illa hOrNa of Iha 11111
QITHE~I
o-t· Marty Feldman
CD>MOYll •• "l-• And U...t"
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cetlo Giannini While trav·
eltng In Italy. an American
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ci.udll CArdinala G1tl-
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8dy •eeutt• In ,,,. oerno-
Uon of the ar11tocrat1 In
lhe IOCMll orMt
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SPECIAL -c.om.dWl Richard Pryor ii ~ joined by John Beluahl, Lawanda Page
and a1ng1ng group, the Plp1, on h1a special
that repeata tontaht at 10 on KNBC (4).
rnoet dMlrabla bachelora;
• r~t on ,_ laeltlet
I~ for man:• l'llP0'1
on weight k>M end dieting
• w•A•l•H
Klinger beeotnM a hero
wflef'I an ••.ploaion rod!•
1"9 ~•ting room .
I Cl) TIC TAO DOUGH MACt«lll I LIHl'IP
MPOftT \ ...... 9 YOU Alf<ID '°"IT
FMluted "Cattle Culling
Hor_ .. and "TM OoMe
Al• MOYie 81.,.." ®~n. lMT VOYAM OIJ nte
MOM() CAST\.I
Eric ~aid '-ta t!U
documentary employlng
dra,,,allc: r•·•nac1ment
and ••ctWill tllm lootage
to rec:aH 1"9 diu91•-Itta
In 1~ that daHnad 137
llY9I aboerd .,,. lwlury
cru!Mlhlp
MIO 8 (I) IOOK ~ UITI
Hoel 8ltl Billby 8nd a
•ec>e<tory company deliver
monotoguee and perform
1ketcllH •nd mu11oal
numt>er1 l>eaad on m•tarl-
al trom the "Boo!< 01
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A ~tlul c:on artlll tflee
to •elclnOle the l>ltt•I-'
rom.,_ l>el-ner and
Mavarlctl f R)
• MOYIE
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oon" (1941) Humphrey
8og1rt. Sydney Green-
llrMt A lop private eye la
hired to •aco-• priee-
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8 0 HUPYDAYI a wow * * * "M!Mlon· Monte Carlo" (1891 J Roger
Moore. Tony Curtll FMt
c:ers. baeutlflll -and
• breallnealo c:haae
lllghllght 11\11 1c:t1on
paclled movie Of gold
ll'nUggling end mutMr
• P.M. t.IAGAZJNE
A looll 11 the eutallve pow•
er• of the OMd SN: •
aumrnar camp wh«• chil-
dren IMtn compu1er pro-
'~"" GAlACTICA
In order to -=acie ltom
1ltadl by IM CY'OM. the
Galecttca flaed1 IOWatd an
endlMI fl'\-clneilC: VOid
(Part 11
• MUOIAMaA
"Oii, Mofwy And Polltlct"
The tinel api9oda of IN
Nrlel lnvnllgatn Ille
Seu<11e .. an -glng
llUpetpowar •• •••NII they
Inland 10 do with •hair
poww, ,,,.., ot>tKt'-..
Iha M6dOla EMC. end haw
they lntarKI wfth ttla Unit·
ed8tataa.. 8il ttOYA
"Why America 8urn1" A
~I on Ille fife pr-
tton ntablllllment and
llrateglal for lmptovtng
Ille Nr..y II pr_,_, (R)
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J-Aueaall. Walter Hue-
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Spottlont
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love wlth 1 ~llful wom-
:. wflo hidee hl~IN
(l)MOYll
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eon The PplOlll of King
An~ bl'"CI po-. and
daalll 10 Illa •nlghlt of IN
Round Table. 'R' .MOYll
••• "I.al It Be" ( 1970)
The Beltlaa.. John Lannon,
Paul Mc:Cenney. Oaorge
Harrlaon Md Alngo 81.,,
ar• followed through
r~.rec:otdlng ....
Ilona end an lnpromptu
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• AU.1Nnt9,AMILY
Atc:Ne MCI Edith IPl"d •
country wMkand In Iha
middle of the 11ormy mar-
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CH)MOVIE * • "Teuor T'rlln" ( 1980)
Ben Joflneon. Jemie LM
Cunt&. A c:ollege fraler,,._
ty'• ~ v-·· mUQu«·
acle pany '"'"' Into •
nightmare wflef'I • vlndtc:·
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1:40 (0)~ N>. Cl) MOYll
"The Rulel Of Marriage"
(Pan 2) (Premiere) Ellz•-
l>el h Montgomery Elliott
Gould An llfluanl IU bur·
ban c:ouple'1 m8f•ltQe
erOdM 10 IN point that •
MP8'•Uon ~ nae;. ;a_,. ... ~
A t>••ulllul wom1n
Mdl>Oal Ma...,tc:k afte<
a.vtng Nm l•om jall. and
Marylou Springer lallt lor •
not~ gunlltnger (R)
8 0 TMMrl <X1M'Nrf
Jack .. thoe;ked wt'9n •
c:omputer d•llng ~
metchee him ue> with •
moet unexpected d•••. O
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cw..te: JMn 81~on. ,,... """°" MUt•ay Oanc:· .... Ronnie Sc:hell. y Ing
Ruocheng
• eATTLUTAA
GA&.ACT1CA
Oetpite Ille Gaiect~·,
effor1• to atc:ape, Ille
Cylon• continue to pur-
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vole! (Pert 2)
• AMENCAH
PlA~
'°"9el~" In Iha llrll
pan of I --on Ille hie ol Iha c:ontr-llltl Amari·
can ec:lenllet. phyllclitl J
Robert Oppanll•lmer
beComaa lnYolVed In leftlll
po111ic. wti11e wonc1ng at
the UnlYer'tlty ot c.llfornla.
8etlletay. (Patj 1)Q 8il IMIOI AM8&A
"Oii. Mofw)' And Poflllu"
The fin.al ~ ol Iha
Nrln tnvaeUgatH the
Seudlt .. an -gtng
auparpower -wtiat they
Intend to do with their
power, their objec:llvat In
Iha Middle Eall, •nd how
they Interact wlll'I Ille Unit·
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CO) NlJ'( GAN.NC> t:ao. 0 TOO Ct.OM 'Oft
~
Monf'oe g911 • pft1ne> llUCk
on Iha Maire jutt .. Henry
le !()'Ing to get Muriel to
the hot9flal.
.MOYll
* * * "The V I P 1" ( 1"3)
Elizabeth T lyfor. Ricrlard
Burlon. At pe11 t IQlll of a
delayed fllgllt -1111 , ....
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ll'llO~Q
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Md ""by 0.. .,. jOfned
by INiy PrMlon Md Iha
Comttwnlty "''' hptlat Ct\utefl ChOft of o.ilM In
tlllt f'llUtloal trillllle to poet
CafOl)'n ... ~· Q (C)MCWll
* * ~ "The '18ndltft lllOt
Of Or Fu Manc1'u" ( IOIO)
Paler 8eflete, lid c-.
Th9 Fil and loo11and
Yatd't De4 Neyland Smith
put-the IM·ya«-old
arotl ¥lflaln M ha -ohM
for IN lngladltnta, lnelud·
lnO Iha Crown ...........
UMd to "*-• Illa llfe.1)fo.
tonging alllllr. 'PO' cmMOWE * • * "Cutter'• Way"
(11191) JOl\n HMrd, J9ff
Bfldgee. A ~ Viet•
nam vet and lllt beet
fttand, • IOClal dropout,
locue thalf -glee on
IOMtlQ a murder c:eae 'A'
(%J WOVll
* • * "The Marriage OI
Merill Sraun" (1979) Han-
na Schygull1, Klau1
Low111ch. Dlr101ad by
Reiner Warner Fa11blnder
Ouflng World W8' II. I
Qerrnan t>rkle llrugglel to •
~ M Iha wall• for the
return of ,_ lloldler hul-
band 'R' 10:11 00 ~ * "Th• Awtllan1n9"
( tHOI Cllattton He91on.
Su1anna11 Yori! An
ltOhaeologltt'I dlUQlller
t>aoomM P<>M"Md by the
ma1evoten1 lpltlt ol an
anelent EQyptlen Queen
'A'
IC>-*> ..... CONVIMATIOH
GUMt· Or Tltao Oaf Junco.
-~ PlAYHOUN
"()ppenllelmet" In Iha flrtl
part of • ..,. ... on the HI•
of Iha controverlllal .Ameri-
can tcientlll, ~t J
Robert Oppenheimer
~ lnVO!Yad In laltlet
polillc:I wl\lle wor1llng at
the U-lfty of c.lllornia.
8erlleiey (Pen 11 Q
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Featured: Iha world'• only
nut mu-.im: two prol-
lllonal female bo•••; d.,.
Ing lhr ... )'M'-otd 16tllare;
88 gun •arnon; a nuoe
pl>oto ....ion for • c.nter·
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Holt Johnny C anon
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Oarnat. A~ flfm ,,.,
le vtc:tlmi.d by a pe)'Chotlc
lldmlrar 'R'
t t;AI cc.> MOYll
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young "'°"*' tlltow them-
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turn f.,.,,.ly ~ Into
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oparauon 111at .... c1i..m.
bodled 1-11 tor tr-
ptant• II~ by an
otfbaet hOmlcida ooo 'PO'
~~-12:00 e INTPTNNMIHr
TONIGHT
Th9 MCond In • ....,. on
Ula hOrNa of IN Matt.
•@ ,AHTMY *NC> A young men .,__
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TUBE TOP~ERS
KCIT (28) 8:00, KOCE (&0) 0:00 -uoo,
Money and Polltlc1. '' tlnal epleodt of
Saudi Arabia ..n. explont th• Saudit u an ~mer,m, 1uperpower.
KCET (28) 8:00.:...KOCJC (~0) 10:30 -
'l()ppenhet.mer." nm of a teVen-part .._
rt• dramatiaina the carwr of J . Robert
Oppenheimer I tM controverlial American
pny1icl1t known .. the f•ther of the
atc>mic bomb. See ltory below.
. KNBC ~4) 10:00 -"The Richard Pryor
Spectal7' Comedian'• sue-ta Include John
Beluah.i, X..wanda Pa,e .00 the Plp1. See
phoio, left.
KABC (7) 10:00 -0 Hart to Hart." J en·
nifer'a acqulaition of a Renalaaanoe coin
plunaee her .nd Jonathan lnto jeopardy .
dMINI In df91r-and •
plain -.. tr.,,..
lormed Into • -aymbof
; "'°"" • * * ...... The o.vll"
(1954) Humphrey 9ogact, ,,_,..., .ipn.,
• l..OVI.. AMI.NCAA
ITYL.I
"Oiaotdar In The Co.Kt"
Mabel II being IUed by en
unaoruou&out taal drlvat -~ L>MGUMMI (O)MOYll * * '°TM Puntallmanl OI
Anne" (t974)Catl Roberta,
Mlfllyn Roberti A women
flnd1 h9rMll torn bat-
• men and •woman and It
IOtOed 10 lhOw her obedl·
anc9.
Cl) LOLA ,ALANA: TMa
AMT LAD'I OIJ LAI
Vl!GAI
LOlll f....,. performe "I
Wiii Sun11111," "Loya The
One You're With" and
"WhO WHI 84iy?" In 1 con·
0at1 performance l1om the
Aladdln Hotel In Lii
Vegae
Cl)MOYll • * * "LOOklng For Mr
Oooclb«" (1977) Ol•ne
K .. lon, Tueld1y Wald A
1oc;la ily rapre11•d
1ohoo1teac:11e1 •••k•
esc:ti-iant by frequenting
llnglel bare and luring Vat·
IOu• man lnliO -.n1g111
llandl. 'R'
t2lOl 8 (I) WCCt..000
t2:IO 8 QI I.Aft HIGKT ~
DAVIO Ll'T'TUIMAH
Ou..1•: author H1rold
Conf'ad, lllm director Berry
L.vlnaon. ·=-• *'A "Operation Mid
Bell" ( 19571 Jldt Lemmon.
ErN9 l<OYllCI ,.1:: • * ,..., "DaHI Victory"
1 l97e1 Elaabath Mon1gorn-
wy. Anthony Hookinl
• MOYIE
* * '" "My Favorite SPJ"
(IHI) Bob Hooe, Hady
L•marr
(l)MOYll
• • • "Stanlng Over"
( 1979) Bun Aeynoldl. JIM
Cl8'fbUl'Qll Alter mon1111 of
TV dinner• ard bflnd
d•t•. • dlvoro J mag.
zlne writer think• ne'1
found ••ue IOV9 wner. •
IChOOlteedlar ant«• hi•
llfe 'R'
1:108 WOYtl * • * ..... "0..lh a. Nol
PtOUd" ( 1875) Arthur HIM
J-AleunOer
IUI' -""' 1:18rC)MOW
• * • '°The Return OI The
S.caucue S.Van" ( 19801
M11k Arnott. Gordon
C'-"9. Tiie "*'"t>erl of 1
gtoup of college 11uden11
Kllva In Iha prot .. I rnov.-
ment dut1ng the '80•
gainer tor • wMkend
reunion. 'R'
1:2t (8) WTTH A TOUCH CW
MMl.DQW
Sid c-and Imogene
Coca perform t>aggy pantt
comedy aAd 111p11tck
routin. llong with perfor-
mancff by burlHQu•
~lftaall0w~1I
Iha lier T'-tte In Flint.
Mic:N091'1.
, .• ~
• • '4 "An fY9 For An
Eye" (ltlll Chuck Norrie,
C,Wlllopflaf l.. A San
F ranc:taco cot> Quill Ille
toroe to avenge the mutMr
o1111t pattt* by rnamt>eta
ol a drug ring. 'R'
1:AI. MOW
•• "' "Jac:kHI Mall"
( 1~21 Wall-Beary, ,,.., •
jorle Miiin An eacepae
from a lynch mot>~
• hero by preventing •
robbery ........
t: 19 CZ) MOVIS
• • • "Minnie An<I 1\408-
kowill" ( 1972) Gan• Row·
lllndl , Seymour CuMI A
mllm•lehad c:oue>la ll•ug·
gla to rarnllin together
dMClll• fllelt many dlff• • -2:2t®MOVll
•••• "NelWOfk . ( 19711)
F•y• Dun•w•y. P11er
Finch An llOlnO televlaion
MWllMtn, wf'IOM raltngt
are 1taadlfy 1Hpplng. 11
turned Into • r1n11ng
proe>hel of Ille alrw••" by
a crafty female l>'OQfam·
mtng execuuve R
2:408 MOVll
* • "Atlt*nt>er When"
( 1973) .JiC1c Warden, Nan
Martin A N.w Eng.land
family adlulll to wa111me
Nfe •lier four aon1 j04n the
Mnllca
~1= ** "SWlnglng C~.,, .. Jo Johneton, CollMn
Camp A jo<lfnal..,,, m1j0r
1nrn1re1.. the rank• of •
college olle erle1d1ng
•Quad to ••POH Ill•
••plot111ion of tne
~teeoer• by the loot.
t>allt-.i ·R·
Ul{C)WOVll * • "Cellle Annie And Lii·
lie 8tltchel (IHI) Burt
uinc..ter. John Sevaoe
T-tough OUll9wl plc:k up
• pair ol tMn•llQI gift• •nd
talc• them •!Ong on their
ed....,.urn 'PG' uo• WOVll * • "ConQuered City"
( 111651 David Nrven. Marttn
S....... Alter Iha Oef .. t of
NUl Germany, Am.lean
end Btltlth torc:.e 1nernot
1 o QUat d • supply ol arme
hidden In a hOlel fr()tfl
Greek rebel1
OMOYIE * * "Together?" JICQ.,._
Nne Bl1Mt. M••lmillan
Sc:'*' A young women
trlel to put-• c:at-
delplte the c:lleuVlnlal •Ill·
ludee of '* .. .......,, lover
•R'
4:008 MOVIE
• • ·~ "Tiie Forell
R1ngere" ( 111421 Fred
MecMurray, Suean Hey-
werd When hat for .. 1
, anger l>Oylt lend jilt• her
to m11ry a Wffltlly eoc:lel-
lta, • -deddel It'• time to lllvpen her com-
pe111t111 c:llarme to win 111m
!>Kil
4;1S(%) MOV11
* • • "The Leopard"
( 19413) Burl LancHter,
C1eu<111 Cardinale G.,1.
beldl'1 IMO invaalon ol
Stelly r.u1t1 In Ille demo-
tion of the etlalOC:f811 In
Iha toeial order
JOHN DARLING
:Oppenheimer': Life work .. . on PBS
, ,
· Ii, nn AO'l'llENBERG ,,,,...._ ....
1t'•d1t••d••'• .. ., ....•. ., ...
-MDll•.a-
......... laC...All•
, ... II" (1tl0! IJtO T09-
n&P1, MiOfltl larraull A
"'lddl ... Oad ....,. ~ are IN QUMry ol a _, ..
orgenti111on tr;tno to Q9I
Ille mlelo411111 tnat one OI
them NailowM, 'lit'
lc80 CJD * • "Yount,.,,. ,r.,.i· ( t17tl lrlll L.ltaan, K.ith
L..,..,. A young Mormot1
llOy ,_ meny ·-·· .. ha approachH aduflhood
1!0CI CC) * * "LOOI! lacll tn
Ang•r" ( 19118) Cl1lr1
ltoom. Rlch8'd eunon.
lued on 1"9 play by JOlln
Otborna Al lhl IHI
moment, a MM d11COY9tt
lhel he tovee and "MO• hlw ....
• ***"The VI Pt"
(1"31 E.Mubelh Te~.
A!Qnard Burton A• pu-
""lllfl of • delay.ct tt19n1
aw•ll tillla·Oll In the VIP
lounge of • London au·
pot I, lheff II-tlacorna
curlOualy Intertwined CZl • • • "Bladlboetd
Juno1e·· 11K5) Glenn F0td,
Anne Francie. A Oed;c;8teo
y<>ung IMCher 811111'\j)ll to
, .. tore order in e b\g-c:Uy
training echool wher•
tMn·IQe iawle11nna •nd
vlOtenca h•ve t1kan root
7:IO { (J * * * ,..., "My Body·
guard" ( 19791 Cnrlt
Mak•peace, Ad e m
8al0Wln TM ,_ kid 11 I
c111c;1go high I ChOOI
mek" ltlendl with tne
tc:llool OUIC:811 and logelh·
et I hey llend up 10 IM CtU•
al gang which had pet •
aecuted them both 'PO'
1:41 ( Z> * • • * "The Bank
Dick" (1940) WC Fleld1
Un• Merkel A men 1nld-
Yertantly fOila 1 rOC>t>ery
and .. ._.,d9d ..... lot> of
l>ank guetd. forc:lng him IO
·-· .... hOIOl;p ·l:OO !CJ "Stevie" Gland• JKll·
eon, Mona WM11t>ou1ne A
poet II 10,.oed 10 come 111
Q!!P• with me·111m111
•••• "u.tlt Be"
( 1970) The Beatlet Jonn
Lennon, Paul Mc:Canney
George Herrleon and Aln·
go Stitt ••• 1041owad
1111ou9n rehe1 re1l1
recording -.iont end en
inpromptu concer1 'G
9:ao Cl) • "OeMrl Trill" f 1935)
John W1yne, Mary Kotn·
man A •00.0 .... Mtl OUI
to lr8') • OatlG of bank
robt>er•
10:00 (HJ * tt ·~"A Force Of
One ' ( 19791 Chudt Nort11
Jennlfer O'Neoll A mMler
ot 111a rnertlal .,., embark•
on • revenge-mottvaled
Mitch tor Iha klllert ol 1111
lldopled aon 'PG'
(f l • * • .. $1111 Stocking•
( 1957) Fred Aetllre. Cyd
Ch1r1 ... An Ame<~ lllm
prod..c:er become•
inVOlvecl with • • .......
RuMAan agent 1n Per" 11 •. "Oeflanc;e' ( 1930)
Jen-Mtc:tlMI V1noan1, Tiie-
, ... Saldana A O()U(I·
ge<IUI young man la.It .. I
tone tland eglllntl the
•ec:klelt memt>ert of Iha
vlOlenl 11r .. 1 gang terrOI·
111ng 1111 nelQht>orhOOd
'PG
10::aO 0 • • Lovera And
L18'1" ( 1979) GOl<lte Hewn.
Gtencatlo G1ann1no Whlle
lr•vellng In Italy, M Amarl-
cen gltl ,,._,, and 1•11• 1n
love '""'h a m•rri.d man
'R'
t1:00(CJ ***"Something OI
Value" ( 111571 Roell Hud·
aon. Dana Wynter Tna Vio-
lence 9nCOU(lleteG by •
~er '"'"' nwn 1n10
•Meller of~
11:aoCHJ •• • "C_ ..
(IHll Rtngo Sterr, Danni•
Quaid The c:lownleh metn·
t>er of • barely numan
ptlhillorlc tribe t>eginl IO
d1ecover 111a1 b<'eina and
not t>r_, wlll be the key
to NI peop61'1 IUMl!val
'PG'
12:00 ......... "Cto..111•"
( 1$47) Aober1 Ryan. Aoe>-
er1 Young An antl-Slfftlttc:
aoldler ~ I mMla-
C:al mu<Mr41f'
• **....,"Lei'1Dance"
( 19501 Batty Hutton, Fred
Allllre A women ent11t1
,,,. aid of her '°'"* danc:.-
lng pannat 1n an attemi>t
10 reialn cuetocty ol her
•·•~"Tlllllf' ...... ,,_, .. (1HO) JoM CW• I fl•••· t'tlylll• Tlt••tff ....,on.,....,.,~
lr11••1 Htm1n1w•y. A
CMttar alllpper .,,.. up Ill
1M INddla of 1 ~
llllOot..ut
Cl) • •I' "The ,.,, ..
(ttlt) l.luran lacall,
JllMt Getnet A ~
fll!ll .. ., It *..,,.... "'. ~--··"' (%) ••• "IMdiooetd Junclle'' ( , ... , OteM ,ot •.
A1W1 Frlll'IOla A Md'c__,
young t..a. llt1el'llj>lt to
tMtot• Older Ill • llif.Qty t"'"'"' t C:hOOI wh•r• ,..,,........_and
~ h4Wa taken foot .
t;OO CC) "Family Man" ~d
"'-· AnM Jadleon Only .,.., 11...ing .,, .,...,, "°"
• -r~ Ille flf.iong ·~••to 04hef• OD ••• "The American•
tullon OI Emily'' I 1"4)
J am•• Oarn.,, Juli•
Andrewe Romance g1owe
.,.._ • 111111111 Wat Md•
-and a non-harOIO off!.
oat ~ to prO'tllde hit
tupetlorl with IN lullurlal
ol llorna
l:JO ••• * "Uona For
BrHklHI" ( 1878) Jen
Rube9. Jim Henlhaw T"'°
young t>rol harl. an Old
d111ter and • dog put-•
dream -a baller Ill• for all
on 1n Old larm ·:'"bul eiqie.
rtance many llalt-ra1alng
edven1ur .. along the wey ·o·
2;()0 (ZJ * • * "Mlllnla And
Moak-Ill ( 19721 Gena
Rowland• s..,.mour ~
Ml A milmllcl\ed c:oue>ia
ll•uggle 10 remain logeill·
• delplle In.It many dif· ... _
2;30 ($) • • • "The GI ... Bot·
l()tfl Boal" (1941411 Oorll
D1y, Rod Tl~ A phytl·
CHI ~ lnVOlvecl with
• gift w"O poMe ... ,,_.
maid petl•llfl'\e
J:OO fll • * *...., "The Eddy
Duc:llln Story' ( 19591
TyrotWt Powe<, Kim NOYek
P1e11111 Edd>' Oucnln tlgllll
10 m•ka It 10 IM top of hll
pt of-
f CJ* "S.C•ef Valley" A
gtoup of youngttert lry 10
help en Old men lurn a
ghol1 town lnlO a .....,._
camp
(H) • • • ·~ · The f0ut
SeHone · ( 1981) At•n
Alda. CarOI Bu<neu Thf' ..
coupln, Ill cloM, tong·
time frlend1, eapetlence
profound Chenget In thelt
raletlot\ltllpe wtletl one of
tne m1rr11g•1 dl11n-
1agr11.1 .. PG'
......... My&ooy·
guard ' ( 1979) Chrll
M1llep11c:•. Adtm
Baldw+n Tiie ,_ kid at a
Chicago 111gn 1c;11001
maltM Irland• with IN
achOOI OU\1: .. 1 and IOgtlh-
er they II and up 10 fhe C:IU• .. oeno ~ heel per.
MCUleG ,,......, t>olh 'PG
4• (%) • * • • TN Bank
Ooca" (1940) WC Fialdt,
Uni Merkel A mM lnaO•
venently fOlla • rOC>t>ery
and ,, _.,d9d the jot> of
t>enk guard. forcing him to)
·-. rMI hOldup 4:JO <Cl * • • "Lolita" ( 194121
JatMI M-. Sue Lyon
BUM! on the atory by Vla-_ .._bollOY A~
aged ptof-tool<• 10 •
5trange young gorl on en
eflort IO find h~
1$) •*'"'"Toby And The
Koala 8eat" (18811 Roll
Harri• live action and an•·
matlon comt>fne to tall Iha
•• ot • young t>oy and htl
pet koala In Aullr.,..·1
frontier deya 'G •• .., * •• "Rainll .. Coun-
1y' (19571 Ehul>el" Ta)4or.
Montgomery Cllfl During
Iha CMI Wer. e ceptrvattno
Southern t>afle II dee•·
mined 10 h•,.. the man of
her c:llolce ttg8fd.... of
Iha conMQuencee
1: te CZ> • • "Daf1enoe" 119801
Jen.Mtc:nMI Vlncant, T.,._
,... Saldena A cour•-
0--young man talc .. •
lone •land agalnll .....
reek .... "*"barl of the
viOlenl •treat gang terror-wno 1>11 nelghbortiood
'PO'
9:30 (J:O • * "Young A/tld Free"
( 1979) Etlk Let-. 1<9111'
~ A young Mormon
llOy ·-~·-·· .. he 1pprOac:hH adulthood
'PG'
by Armstrong & Batluk
'Norman,"' 'Pond,' 'Cruciler~ open
' NeWJM)l1 ThHWr A.rt.I C.nwr, 2001 and ''The J'roat • .,., •• , the w•'· &r..'YIR h'• opentna w .. k for two dlnner
theattn ancf tht wauna Moulton ~ .... Norman. II That Your•
rtvlalta the HarleQuln, ''On Ooldtn
Pond" 11rtw1 at 8eblldan'1 Wiil and
\)'9 ~ Moulton Play~"""" the U&fi .. up on '4Cnadf• ol B&ood!'
lllftlll•I Cliff Drive , Newport Beach mln1ter Coaununlly Theater •IUI (87&·3143), wlndlna up rrtday and (990-411S), both~ l'ndayt and
Jal Nor1h, once known• DlnrUI
the UtNa on the tube, ~YI tbt title
role ln °Norman," the well·t.rawltd
comedy about a mktdJe...-cl man (Al
Checco) who vlaltl hil ton In New
York and find.I out th• youn1 man
pnftn bit vice vent. The ahoW Optnl
toniabt and rww throuah June 13 at
the lladequln, S003 8 . lWt>ot Blvd.,
Santa Ana, wlth reeervatlona beln1
taken at 979-0511.
Vet.enn movie and tiace ICtOI' Pat
O'Brien. hie wife l!!kUe and daµchter Bri&ld head the cut of "On Golden
Pond" at Sebutlan'1, 140 Ave. Plco,
San Clemente. The •taa• venlon of
the popular movie playa throuah June
20 and ticket• are available at
492-9950.
Both dinner theaten are dark on
Monday nt1ht1 and offer perfor-
mancet at varied cu.rtaln Umet Tues-
daya through Sundaya.
P!rRowe .. moundna ''Crucif•,'' a IMrlook HoJ.mt. mr.J ry drama, wtth ~ Woode YiNr the ....
endary aleut.h and lc'llail Crown
•Metiftl Dr. Wat8on. OtMr1 ln t.ht
CM\ are A1frtd LuUllN. Wahs J)aly,
Geor1• Pellin&. Ka~ohuon,
WchM.l Blella. nm Norman w~ Boben Brown. Ltnday
Karl. T~ lloulhtan, Mike Band.1ln
and "Jim Ryan.
"Cructfer of Blood" open.a Friday
evenln1 and will play Tu11day1 throulh Satu.rdaya at 8 JUn. thei.f-
ter until June 1?1 with Sunday mati·
nea at 2:30 on May 1e and 30 at the
Moulton, 607 Lacuna Canyon Road,
i...,un. Beech. Call •~·0743 for rw-
ervationa.
While ~three lhowt are bowinl
ln, llx othen are bowinl out aJonc the 4 Oranae Cout. Giving tbelr final per-
formances are:
-"DA" at South Cout Repertory,
655 Town Center Drive, Coiata Meu
(967-4033), playing tontaht throuah
Saturday at 8 p.m., Sunday at 7:30
and weekend aftemoom at 2:30.
-"SEE «OW 1'11EY RUN" at the
Saturday at_, p.m. Satu.rdtya thl'ouP*Ma.J 22. -.. PIPPIN" at UC lrvtne'1 Con·
cen Hall, numtn1 tont1bt throu1h CALLBOAIU> -8tbMU1n'1 Wiit
Saturday at I p.m. wttti a S.tw'dAy Dinnll' ~t-. wUl hold audltticn
matinee at 2:SO. Call ~17 for ln· for ltl m ••a.or,. M" on Mon·
farmt. CHBaAY ORCHARD," day and Tuelday ot next W.-at tbe HoUywood ..... Temole ... non·
Anton Ch1khov•1 claulc drama, •t union aud1Uom wW be held May 22 at
Oran1• Coa1t Coll111, Co1ta Mnt the San Clemente 'IbMW, 140 Ave. ,
(DM·H27), cl~ out with perfor· Pico, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. . . . SHOWBIZ -Jenny Jerone and Rob Wood are •~8 p.mTh. lnu~ thro~~hb.Saturday BACUTAOE -"'Jlldl a5harkey, Ule featured in .. FoW.. a la (;an. ll'' at the San .,. Drama...,. Clemenw c.ommunJty Th.,ater. J'tna1 perfor~ _ .. POWES A LA CARTE U" at El Toro playwrlaht who'• already rnancM a.re Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. Call:
the San Clemente Community The· been repr .. ent.ed locally thlt year 4~0465 for lnfonnation.
h with the Or-. C.owlty premie1W of ater ~92-0480), • variety • ow on "Who'• on Ff.ntt'' and .. Play On,'' now ------------
lt.aae Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. ln hu a world pnmiere ln the workl at ~"1!11!!'~~!1!
the Clbrillo PlayhOW1e, 202 Ave. Ca· the San Clemente Community The-brillo, San Clemente. ·--.. DEATH OP A SALUMAN" by a ..... r. It'• "Your J'lake or Mlne?" -the Showcue Production1 ln the Wett· laie.t comedy from Sharkey'• prolific
mln1ter Auditorium, 7571 WHt· pen, and one the author will be dl· mlNter Ave., We1tmlnlter (957-2516) rectlng himlelt. It opena June 3 for a
performlna Friday and Saturday at four-weekend run In the Cabrlllo 8:30 and a Sunday matinee at 2:80.
AddJtJonall t •'--r -'--w• con Playhoule, 202 Ave. Cabrillo. y, WO Ow""' auu • Featured In the cut are Tom Ne• tlnue their re1pective engagementa, both with 8:80 curtain•. They are verman, Joan Ray, Steve Czl1uth,
"Vi.lit to a Small Planet" at the Hun-Tom Wheeler, Chrl1ta Mou and Jack'• daughter, Beth Sharkey. You
Ungton Beach PlayhoUte (847-4465) can get more 1n1onnatJon at 492--0465. At Laguna, managtna director
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with overtones of fanta-
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offers everything in casual
country club elegance • 27
holes of ch1mplonahlp golf
• 25 tennis courts (8 llohted)
1be central figure ia a
youna po1tman named
Jula with a pallion for
opera and particularly
for an independent min-
ded American 1oprano
who refu1e1 to make
recorda. Julet clandesU·
nely tape. one of her
concerti and at the ume
tlme unwlttlnaly take•
polHHlon of a taped
confeulon by a call girl blowtna the whlltle on a
htahly placed crime tta-
ure. Soon while devel-
opln• a friendahlp with
the sl"lft' I he la pursued
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and police and lheltered
by a precodout lhopllft.er
and ber eccentric boy-
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beaUNlna P«tnlt of• eon'• need to come to
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~ NI ton frOm cyndtm to ICQePtanCe
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Sundlv It 7:30 p.m.
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See today 1 s Help Wanted ads ,
classification 7100.
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THE REAL
ESTAT&:RS ... ,_.
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Ouutandlng ¥9lue In tNI in--... home on~
HC:. Ovettlled lot. F.R. wlfrplc:. OMl« wll ~
with flnenc:lng. A 8reat buy 11 S23 t , 00.
751-3191
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
J4 8"1\ 'J• G• ,. •, B 675 010 1 ...... 673-8585 Tllla '°"""' • 8drm 2 ea Maka your 1nopp1ng ea-home otfen grMt loca· lier by u1ing tne Daily
tlon and good terma. Pilot Clusifled Ad• ..................... _. .... ....
ANUm• 1 'A% 1at T.D.
and owner wlll help fl·
nance. Thia home h11
frMh paint, nearty new
Cetpel. gar. dOOf °'**. ,_ dllpolal & D/W. ~
price S 15 2 ,900.
831·7370
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MWNIT IAnml DTITI
With. 60' on Newport Bay. Sweeping,
panoramic view from the Pavlllon to
the mounta i ns . Authent ic
architectural statement throughout
this 3-atory residence plus 4th floor
observation tower. The quality and
craftsmanship In this d ignified
structure -otter spacious rooms &
rlvacy, In addition to generous
ndoor & outdoor balconies, patios
and courtyard entry . Thia
magnificent vllla offers two wings for
private living. Thia Includes 6
bedrooms and 8 bathrooms, a
ormal d ining room, 2 kitchens,
ormal llvlng room, large famlly room
& mu c h m ore . A aeparate,
selfcontalned matter aulte. Large
pier and float wlll acc.ommodate
boats. A detailed brochure will be
available upon request. $2,850,000
fee land. Adjoining guest apartment,
plua 3 car garage avallable for
$395,000 on a separate 45x100 ft.
IOt. WATERFRONT HOMES, tl'fC REM. ESTATE
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South Of Padflc Coast Highway. Two
Bedroom, One Bath Cozy Corona del
Mar Cottage. R-2 Lot. Room To
Expand. $257,000. Sharon Collins'
Listing.
UITOllTIMIU
Architect'• Home -Private Entry
Courtyard W/Spa -Fireplaces In Liv.
Room & Family Rm. Open F1oor Plan
Ideal For Entertaining -Private
Courtyard For Master Suite. $237,500.
BtnnJe Dixon'• Listing.
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AESIOENrlAI ACAL lSTATE SERVICES
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Cultom home w lth cu.tom flnan-
cln11 Fabuloue French country
home wlth ocean vlew in a very
apedal beech atmoephere. Ownen
will h elp f ln.nce to meet your
needl.
S1H,-
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2 bdrm cottage. So. of
Hwy. great potential.
Bemlta Ellertaen, r1tr.
•un• 8-Jt. Deoofator Home.
3 Br. Broedmoor with
Pool and Sp&. Seller wtll
Help Finance. Aaklng
0 75,000. Agt. John,
831-<>213 876-2373 Of 720-0740
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3 bedroom r•nctler,
Auettc ramify room wlttl
large brick fir~
eullt on woe tt lot. 1121.IOO ...._, wit·
llno to helo looei for ,,...
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otl1ble fCMnotno. Celt AMELL. t7t-nl0 1BllS YU 6117
Walk to your private naquet club.
Walla of .-, view of Sedclleblck,
ntpl from pool. m,hly moUva.S ..u.r will help In dM linaDdna or ~ ._.,,.,. .... opdm ... yw
wllb •lnlmu• 411own . Only '""*
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ArC'hltttll, deal1nPra,
plannrn Two lpll<'f't
In Nt"wpori Ct'ru er
Ont' II 2000 llq II and
OM I.I 3000 .q It V t'f'/
favorablP rall'll Wll•
hlllTI CoLt', Brokorr
Well dee:. 2Br Npl Cretl
condo. CloM lo amenl·
1l e1. putlal view
11200/mo. 131'°"80
Lrg 4 Bdrm. 11mlly rm
c:u11om pool home In •
country 1ttllng
1 2000/mo le1H. In·
c:ludet wal.,, gatdener &
pool a1rvlc:1 Bkr
831·7370
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Charming/Sparkling. 2
llory, 4 bdrm. 2 b1/ f1-
mlty rm on Penln. Point.
I blk from Baac:h and
Bay. Yearly ..... SUOO
mo 875-0375 c.,, .. ,_, llM 1.Ul •...•..•••.•.•.......•
$pygl111 4 Br f1mlly
room, 2 frplc ocean/
ha.rbor vt.ws S1950/mo
645-0778
I Spectacular OCMn & city
tight• view from every
room. Large & 191CfOU1 2 Br. many 1menltlH.
S1200/mo. Cd Anthony
day1 842·5757. eve1 &
wtlnd• 831-e630 .
Lg• newly remod. 3Br.
3b1 & ram rm, In Irvine
Terr. S 15 00 /mo .
831-7118, 845.o.445
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8 UNITS COSTA MESA,
need• work, great po·
tentlal. S310K. Jotln
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MAllll ITATllmNT TIM DITULIO, #I Clo11• 91o•· II Utltd o...t t0ll01t1t et c;on• P ~ Of C .!..,•~
Tiit totloWlno ""°"' a10 doing '°'"· IMrM OA t2714. Mjo dt Ull •boo*IO "" .... MUnlo, u .,. OMI ~~ • ~ ... MA .. flN CUNll. ,. CIOllO dtb«\l llacttio ll\fn9dllt111Nij'118, do APftl 20, 27. Mey 4, 11, 1882.
IOHUMl.OHl!lt. OALVC .. T & em-i. IMM, CA 9a114 .. ,. "*'-'•· "',...,.,_,. HCflll, 17~~ ~EM. t4 tO AlplJ., ...,,,t~ Tllll tMil'lte 11 ~ed by a et Illy eigww, llUllde -regltttld•
l9Motl Callfomla tH4I gentrel Pft'll*ll\lp. • llempo ----------Robert Ooufla• SchumlChOt, Tim DITullo I. TO THE DEFENDANT A c;lvll rta.IC NOTIC(
t'10 Alpln•. Hunllng1on 8Hell Tltlt •••'-• wu flied wttlt 1118 complelnl hH b••n ltled by th• c,... . ._
Callfornle t*I / ~l't C1ett1 of OtlnOf Coullty Oii plallltllf :· YoU II you with lo NOTICI ()ti n.u.1U't M&.I MIOllHI Otnt C1lvor1. 314 Ai>fll te, IN2. ~I leMull. YoU tnu91, Within Trwt .... nm
Notti! ,opl•t. Or•no•. C111tornl1 ,tl7 .. 30 dtyt •It•,,. tumme>M 1• .... On M1y 25. IH2 ., 11:00 1.m. t2Ma . Publltlltd Oranoe CoNt Otllt't Pilot. lled on you .. Ill• with Ihle COUtl • FIRST AMERICAN TITLE INIV-Lynn lt11.1b•lh Pow•re. 314 April 20, 27. May •. 11, 1H2. wrlUen t••l>OllM 10 the complelnl. RANCE COMPANY. I Ceflfotl\l•
YOUNGF.ST BODYBUILDER? -Angie Ge·
mallky mulclet up the welght bar aa she bench
preue. 7S pounds during one of her daily
workouts at a Lansing gym, At age 10, Angie
,,, •. , ....
la believed to be Mkhian'• -and maybe the
nation's -youngest lemale ln competitive
bodybuilding.
Nortlt Poplat Oreng• C111tornl• 1717~ urn-'fOU do Ml, 'tOUI deflUlt d eotpor••lon. u rtu1t ... or 5'-.
t2Me • • •-ic W'lnrt be entered on epptlc•Uon of the '°' TruelM or Substi1"1ed Trvttee,
T,. ~II c;ollductec:t by • n~ nv•rK plllntlff, Ind ll'lle court mey enter• ol thlt certain Oeecl of Tru•I ._ .. .-.-.. ..-..-ehlp judgment eoeirwl you 1°' the rotlel d b RUT PORTE .. -~ ~ D. ~ FICTlTIOU• IU ... U demanded in Ille c;omc>ltlnt, wNch c;ul• Y H H "•I
Thl8 etetemenl wu nled with the NAMI ITATIMIHT c;ould rH ult In g11nlthment of ~=~.~~:;'~~ci::r == Coun~ Clettl of OtllflOt Coun1y on The follOwlng 1>«110n• .,. doing ~~,;~~:~.~ :=,f.g'~! 29, 1te 1 ., lnetrument no. 3400f, 1n
ApfM '
1842
' ' ~:f'FEET, 0031 H•mtllon complalnl ~~~90,':;, ~~ =
Publl•h•d Or1nge COH I Dolly A-. Hunllngton BMch. CelHor· 0.ted Septambef 18· 1912 nl•. i nd pureuent to thol certain
Pilot. Apfll 27. May 4, It, 18. 1H2. nle 92e-4e LM A. 8'encll, Clerk Nollce ol Deleutt 1nd Etec;1lon 10
1809-12 Denni• F1edorlc;k Luttrell, Jenny V Moreno, Sell the1eund9f rec:orded J111u1ry ---.---.,.-..,..-~----2tHt 80'1•m• Ln .. Huntington MAltTIN ,. lflAMO Deputy 22. 1912 at tn11rumen1 no.
'"-nv1-. Beach. Catll0tnl1 92&46 ltO Newpot1 C...t« Dfl" 82-025465. In bOOll -. page -. of Ttnout M1urM11 Allee Lu111ell. 211161 luite 1111 0tt1e1e1 Rec:otd• ol Uld County, wttt ':Am ITA:=• 8eh•me Ln .. Huntington BHch, Hewpot1 9-lt CA t2lltO undet •nd puttu8nt to Mid [)Md of
Teddy Bear back irt town
Stuffed-bear sales more than SI 00 million nationwide Tit• lollowlng peraon 11 doing C•,!!!?_!'nbule -~~.8 .... ~duct .... by an PubU"14ICI Ot1nge ~I Delly PllOt. Trust Mii •• public euctlon for CMh, '""' .,,~ •• """' "" •ft 11 20 27 M • 11 1982 lawful money ol the Unlled Stat. o1 ~ u : lndlviduel .....,r ' • ay · · · America. et th• m1ln enlrenct to (el W. F. L COMPANY: (b) MeurMll A. Lunrett t764-l2 Flrat Amerlcen Tiiie lneurenco NEW YORK (AP) -Theo-
dore Bear haa come out of the
cloeet to mike everything all ri&ht ap1n. He'• viaiUng friends
and touring the world, dre9ling
up and going oul
Teddy'1 back in the arms of a
generation that once gave him up
for man IJ'GtVD-up toys.
He'1 a ti.Ir again -and he
llket ll
''People are beginning to trea-
1ure Teddy Bean 1Raln all over
the world. They're a 1_ymbol of
survival. Here'• aomething that
aaya we can all get through it. It
uya, ·u I eurvived, ao'can you,•''
aaya Peggy B&alosky, who wrote
the book on Teddy, The Teddy
Bear C..tatoe.
Stuffed bear sales nationwide
have been eatimated at more
than $10 million a year. Sales of
one popular bear, retailing from
$13 to $700, are up 60 percent
over the put y9r.
Teddy'• doleful eye1, floppy
ears and hair worn thin by too
many bugs have endeared him to
children for 80 years. He kept
aec:reta, abtorbed teara and al-
ways took our llde.
But 1omethng happened to
Teddy. He'• a bear loom-a col-
lectible with monetary u well 11
sentimental value . .Now people
111111ma1
who thought they'd outgrown
their Teddies are resurrecting
them.
A newspaper cal.led The Teddy
Tribune baa aeveral hundred
paying 1ublcrlbera. The Take •
Teddy to Lunch Society took
their stuffed bean to lunch at the
Algonquin Hotel to honor A.A.
Milne, creator of Winnie-the-
Pooh.
Good Beara of the World, f
nonprofit group with "dens" ln
nine states, gives stuffed bean to
children and publltbet Bear
Tracks, a quar1erly newsletter.
A calendar with Teddy Bear
pinups made ita debut thia year,
selling out all 127,000 copies.
Soon there'll be Teddy Bear sta-
tionery (for you, not the bear),
Teddy Bear poetera and Teddy
Bear pina.
Some bears up for adoption
carry lofty titles like Douglas
Bearbanb,WUliam8hakesbear
and Bea.riahnikov. Others already
have a family and more Wldful
names: Butch, Bon'go, Freddy,
Pendleton and Bearon von Tip-
toe.
And now a be1r named Aloy-
aiua, from the televiaiorr aeries
baaed on Evelyn Wauah'1 Bri-
cSe.heed Revisited, ii the hottest
thing 111¥.le Pooh-bear.
Twenty-four bean won cuh
J>rlzee and e~-paid trt.-to ~ew York in the ffrat natlon1l
Teddy Bear.Conie.t. The contest,
1nnounced on the back of the
1982 Teddy Bear calendar, dreW
about ~.~ entrf•.
Doctors. lawyers. telchen and
bquaewives 1ent pictures and
penonallty profilea of their IWf •
fed frienda. One bMr wae a ac>CXt
cook, another w• a I.at.her fiaure
and a third w~ a baa lady. Moat were over 50 )'Mn old. All were
cberiahed.
Of the winnen fiyina to New
York in boxes, 1 dmen or more
wlll become pinup, for next
year'• calendar.
Thia year'1 ooverbear Wll Bia,.
lotky, named for Peay and Alan
Bialo1ky. The 1utbora of the
Teddy Bear Catalog, now with
91,000 in print, live in Novelty,
OhJo with 1eVen live anhmla and
a couple hundred •tufted onee.
"Having I Teddy Bear ii like
haviz:w a pet without having to
houeebreak it," Mn. Blaloeky
uya. "A Jot of people atill hive
their Teddy Bean or mte. their
old Teddy Beart or ju1t need aomeone to tell them; 'lt'1 OK to
like Teddy Bean'.''
OOLORUSH t4 KT .. Hee Hemntoo Oennll F. Lultrelt D1on1 Lr NOTICE Comp1ny located et 114 Eatt Atth Avenue, Hu nllnglon BHch, CA Thie l1811n1411'1t wu fifed wtth 1118 rUVl.AI StrHt, In the city or 81nl• An1. ll2~ll.LEM F LICHEA. 9708 County Cterll ol 0 1•• County on CPft 17712 C1lllornta. 111 thet right. tttle and
81uetMf Ofl""'. HunU-ton B .. ch. ApfM 18· '"2· NOTICI OF TflUlnll' tAL« lntetnl convll)'ed lo Ind now held ... .... ,,,..,.., On Mey 18. 1982 •• '1·00 em . by 11 Under Nlld [)Md 01TNlll111 IN C~~ II eonducted by an Publl1hed 01enge Co111 Dally FIRST AMERICAN TITLE INSURAN-p1operty attuetod In Hid COUnly
Pilot. Apr14 20, 27, Mey 4, 'I. 1982. CE COMPANY. e Calllornl1 corpo-Ind Sl•I• d.ac;ribed ...
tndMCluel. 1715-12 ration H Trut1H, o r Sueceuor Loi 70 of TrlCI Ho. 5493. u per W. F. lJcMr -----------1 TrUllM 01 Subtlltule<I TruttM. of tl'llp rec:orded In ~ 223, Pagee Thie stat-I WU ftled witll the rtllJC N()TIC[ 1ha1 cet1ein o..o o1 Trual exec:utecl 2e. 27 •nd 28 or Ml1cetteneo1.11 County Clerk of Oolnge County on
Apr14 2e. 1'82 .....__ •u111111• Dy VERNON A JOHNSON ANO M•P• In lh• Ollie• ol lh• Counly Ft..a ~ ... ,,,__ CAAOLYN P JOHNSON, Hutoand ReGotdlr ol Nlld County.
NAlm ITA~ •nd Wile, end FRANK M VEAAILL hcepl lherelrom Ill oil, IJll. Publlthed Oreng• COHI Delly The IOllowtng per.one 111• doing 81\d CYNTHIA l VERRILL. HUSl>and flydlOC8fbon IUbllanea end mtn-
PllOI. ApfU 27. Mey 4• I I, ti, '"2· ~ M: and Wile, All AS JOINT TENANTS. arels by wt'lel-n1tne known, In,
_______ • __ 1M_s..e_2 A&F HOMES. t 178 SE Mein end rec:Otdec:I Septetnbet 4. t9e0 u on 01 under Hid lend, below 1
•-..,. 1111\Tll'r StrNt. t..W... Celll<l'nle 9271• 1n11rument no 4413. In booll 13729. dlPlll ol 500 IMt meuuted vettl· ~ nllll'K Philip H. McH-. 11195 Mc· page 690. ot Olltc:l•I ReCOldl ol Cally from Ille eurl-ol IN Qfound. '1CTfnOUe llUeMtS 0 11mo11. •t. lrvlne. Celllornta Orenge County Cellloinle, •nd but withOut the righ1 of .,try llPO"
HAm tTATIWNT '2714 S J A' pursuent 10 thll e•rt•ln Nouce or •ny po11lon ot the 1urlee1 o1 lhe The tolowlng dolflO Tl!OfTIH W end •n<lr• ,. Oefeull I nd Etecuon 10 Sell thlf .. Qfound et>oYe • de9fh of SOO fee1 ~ • ~ 1118
len. 1151 Do¥e s1r .. 1, •100, Hew-under recorded Oclober 27. 1911 for the purpoH of 1xplo1tng for
..OATHSTAA COMPANY, tM7 Port: .. ~~,.: 57 H Instrument no 332321 tn book boring mining. drittlng, 1emcwing, PC>ft Che!Ma, Newport S.ech, CA ll 9"f 1· Otgett•. 14269. page 830. of Offia• ~di eat1•cting or mttkellng uJd sub-~ Oolele Poinl Ori.... Corone del M111. of aeld County, wtN under •no P'I'· 11encff, H rHerveo In dffd• of ~ POOie & Spu, Inc;. 1 ~~:"'8~·19 conducted..., e W8nl to .. Id Deed of Trull Mil 1t tecOtd Celllornl• eorpotetlofl. IH7 Port -, publlc eucllon for c11h. lewlut N-encl eddr ... of Ille benefi. ai..a. Newport a..cn. CA 92INIO. Otl*81 ~Hlhlf....... money Of the Unl11d StelH ol ciery et whoM I~ the ...... Thie bl*-le conduc1ed by 1 r""'>' · ........ emee AmerlcA, 81 tile mt1n en118nce 10 being Conducled. Mergot Eretl9tofl
corporltllon. · TN• •l•lemenl WU tiled with the Flrll American Tille 1n1urance ek• Bunni Tobin, 24842 08k
Horthetw P0019 ~,. cire of Orenge Counl't Oil Compeny 10c8tecl at 114 Eatt Flllh CrHk. l•ke ForHt, Celifornla 1 Spu, Irle. pril • t 2 Street. 1n the city of S1n11 Ana. 92630
Cherie Herold 'tl7477 Caltlorn1a. all that rlgllt, title and Dfrec110nt to the •bove propetty S«lfet.twy Publlthed Orwige Cout OeH't Pllol. 1n1e<es1 convll)'ed 10 and now held may be obtained by requ .. llng
Thlt et•t-t wN nled with 1118 Ap!H 20. 27. Mey 4• 11· l9l2. by It under salo Deed 01 Trust In 1118 aeme In writing from the~
COunty Ctwk °' Oranoe County on 1762•82 property lltuateo tn llld County ene wtlflln 10 dly. lrom 1"41 llrat pub41·
Apffl ft. tN2. DI-"' ~ State described .. LOI 2 Of T1ec1 C8tlon ol lhl• nottoe
"17114 l"-.n. NOu~ 1110 7060 11 shown on• map rec· Said HI• w11t ba m•d• w11hou1 Pub418hed Orenge CoNt Diiiy Plot, F1CTIT10UI IUIMU orded In Book 264, PagH 48. 49 co11enen1 or werr•nty. expreH or
Apr14 20. 27. Mey 4, 11. 1M2. NAm tTAT'lmNT and 50 of Mt-'taneout Maps. ra· lmptteo. H to till•. poueuton or 17~2 The loliowlng P«80nt .,.. doing eotd• ol Or•nge County, Cllilomta encumbrences to aetlsfy the unpeld 1------"'-----.....:· bullt'9le M: The 11reet addr ... orothet c;om. betence due on the note or notM
OTSE INTERNATIONAL. 2024 mon deslgnelion of aeld properly 1e MCUfed by Mid 0..0 ol Trust, fo Korn11 01lve, Co11e Meu. CA purPOfled to bl 4921 SMtord Clf'· 11 S7 298 21. pfua lhe fotlowfng
t2t.M cie, tMne, CA n11matect C09U, ••P9nMS Ind ad· NO'nce..,,,,... _. John M Ruuell, prHldenl. Seid 1111 will be med• Without tnces et Ille lime ol the Initial ~
HotjOf lo ,_..., .,._ tl\et tfle 2024 Korn•I Drive, Cott• M•H. covenant or wttr•nty, expreH or bltution ol Ihle Nolloe ot Sele:
Bowd of T"""'91 of ... H:::r:: Celfomle t292t. implied ... to 1111•, PGIMH•on or 731 00 M•~ A RuMell \IQ encutnblllllCel 10 aeclsty IN unp81d 0.ted April 27. 1982 9eedl Una! HW1 '*°' 2024 · · Pf• bal•nce due on 1"41 note or notH FW'lt A"*1C8n Tide .. ,....,. ..... .,.....,,~ eldenl, 024 KO<nll Drive, Cotti aec;ured by Hid Offd 01 Trull.10 l'*'<lnele Comc>""t. ~,.._ ......... end ........... Cellfotnle t2eH. wtl St•.e26 13, plv1 the lollowrng a Celltornia corpotetlan ~ Of ..... lo "" .......... T'hla ~ .. c:onducted by • ..tlmated COlll, ••pen-Ind llCI· o.t> Or,,_od rta.IC NOTIC( = • • 111 .. ofloo ol latd Ct-gerw.i ~ 11enc:ee el the ume ol the 1n111a1 pu-A<llhonled omc-
NOTICE OF DEATH OF lldt eflall ll>t CIHrly mulled Thie tt....,_.t -fled with IN bllc11lon ol thll Notlc;e ol Sele 114 EMt Fifth St1M1
.... .,,_ M-..a........ ....... ~"°°',_.....,~MCI..._. County Cler1I oe Ofanoe County on S12.475 87 Sant• Ana. CA 92702 ~r151W' ~---......, .,_.. 2. tH2 DATED A,Pfll 13, 11182 (7141558-3211 OF Pl!TITION TO ADMI· The lollow4 ltd No. 411"• ~•Md to ..,...ft · · · ,,_1 FIRST AMERICAN Publlthed Or~ Cou1 Deify
IR.ARY CROSS NISTl!R l!ITATI NO. A ~~Mr • 17M5 Sit--L~·:=i u;; Putllllhed Otanoeeo..t Delly Plot, TITLE tN~A.HcE co P11o1. M•y 4. 11 18. 11M12
1112111. Cltde.Ule F, IMne, CA 112114.ft • Oii riot, 10Ht Yorletown April 20. 27. Mey 4. 11. t912. ~~:::por1Uon 1947-12
BEATRICE BAKER MARY IDA CROSS, a
KRARY, widow of the late reddent of Westminater, Ca.
Gordon B. Krary, Sr .. a rs-Plllled away on May 8, 1982.
ldent of La1una Hilla and She la aurvlved by her
Loi Angelea, Ca. Born dau,hter Mary Bid]eman of
March 29, 1892 in Lead City, Wt..1tmln1ter, aon David
South Dakota. PUied away Crou of Santa Ana, Ca .. 1
on May 10, 1982 tn Newport brother Tbomu Cnaan of Beach. Ca. Survived by her Loa Angele1, Ca .. 1 elater
aom Gordon B. Krary, Jr. of Anna Cruan of Loe Anaelea,
Le. AnceJea, Ca., and Bruce Ca., alao 1urvlved by 3
P. Krary of Newport Beech, Jrandchlldren and 2 ,reat-
Ca., arandchildren Gordon 1randchildren. Grave1lde
B. Krary, Ill. John L . Krary, aervlcea will be held on
TbomM E. Krary and Bruce Wedo.day, May 12, 1982 at
P. Krary, Jr., mter Dorothy l:OOPM at PacWc View Me-
V . Taylor of Dallu, Texaa morla.J Perk. Pacific View
and Uten·ln·law Mn. Vir-Mortuary, Newport Beach Iii B. Bak.er and Mn. Alice dJ.rec1on.
k . Krary. P'uneral 1ervtcee
will be held at the Pacific DEATHS View Mortuary Chapel.
Newport Beach, Ca. on,
Watn.dey, May 12, 1982 at ELSEWHERE 3:30PM. Pacific View Mor-
tuary dlrecton.
To •II heirs, benefldarles. MERICKEL 0£VELOPMl!HT, I A'fe.~ 8-11. CA..... t7ecM2 AulhOrtzed Officer
credltOrl and contingent Celllornle c;o<"POJ8tlon, 17985 Sky. end et°' beb9 2:30 P.M., DI-a.-W'ITV"r 114 Easl Fifth Street ~ l9TIC(
credit Ort of Alfred Nor· puk Clrc;le. Suite F. lrvtne, CA 'Wedi.....,,~ 11• llt2, M wHdl r-.n. ""''~ Sant• Ane. CA 92702
d 92714. time end pleclO Wiie .. bo ~ '1C'TTTIOUt ....... (714) 558·3211 NOTICE OF TitUtTll'S SM.f · mandln an persons who PATRICK R. SMrTH. dbl Roell opened end reed. • M.u. ITArn.Jn' Publllhed Orange Coatt D•llV Pi-LOM No. 764-e12/LUCA8
may be otherwise Interest-o.v.1opmen1 Comp8fl't, 121 waw bdl Md.,..,....,, vmtcS '°' • TM following 1*110n• .,. doing 1o1. Aprn 21. M1y •. 11. 1912 1 s No 6'•32-3
ed In the Wiii and/or estate· Street. Utiguna S..Ch. CA 92651. ==:'tc!0~·~·~·~··· bullneel .. : . 11131-12 NEWPORT HOME LOAN. INC ...
A petition haa been flied Thia bul"-It COOduc:ted by 8 The eo.,d of Ttutt-el'tall be KEN NCO SALES CONSUL· duty appoln led Trustee under trie bY Aleta Allen In the Super· limited Piii~~-.._, 1 :::;.;:::,/udae of Ill• qualll't of TANTS, 1135 WhlUler. Sulle C-•. PUllUC NOTICC following deacrlbed deed of 1rv11 JO, Mer..,.., .,.....,..men .. Ind,__ the Colte .,__,CA 92627. WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION or Court of Orange County Ron•ld P. Mer1ctlet. ....... to_._..,.., Of' .. bide llld to HARRY DENE PEACHEY. 213 tUNNCMt COUWT °' TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR requeetlng that Aleta Allen PrMldent ...... ·~ ..,._ s Kellog, Fulter1on CA 92433 CN..IPORMA CAS H tP•y•ble at lime of ,.,, in
be appointed at pertonal Thi• 1111-1 wN nled with IN ..... ~ Ntffl E AoWy · WILltAM KENNEOY. •oo'sun-COUNTY Otl OttANOE 1ewtu1 monl'f or ,,... Un1t@d S1at"I
repreeentatlve to admlf'lllter Coun~ Cler'k of Oranoe Coullty on Pwcf1M1no ...n.o. klet Street, Anaheim. CA 92'08 h= EAM. ~t. •n right. ltlJe In<! 1ntetnt con...,.,
the Htate of Alfred Nor-AP<A
3
'
1982
' ,_ ~onttflo ~ =.:'i ~: =: collductea by• -. RAMC 1 . .._,, ~~,tf,:.~~d.~ ;.::;,::;:::
mandln (under the Ind•· Publl•h•d Oreng• Cou t Dally lot.-• 11, I H o.n. pMc:n.y D1c1111d inaller dMct'lbed .•
pendent Admlnl1tr1tlon of PllOt. AprU 27. Mey 4. It, 11. lH2. Thie Itel~ ... fllld with the No. A 1tt,nl TRUSTOR· GEORGE c LUCAS, Ett .... Act). The petition It 1820-82 ~ 11'11( County Clettl ot Orenoe County on NOTICI °" IHTDmON a 11ng11 men '
.._. fot hearing In n-t. No. 'Aprtl 1e. t912 TO '!TU.,.!!~~ ...... TV BENEFICIARY NEWPORT HOME -· ..,_ P\aJC NOTIC[ .._ ,,..,...., .... "'"' .. '"' -LOAN TRUST Ho lat 3 at 700 CMC Center Drive, NOnce OP.......: 1AU Pvblle!Md Otenge eo..t Delly P1lol. NOTICE IS HE REBV OIVEN Recorded Jenuary 29. tttl as
West. In the City of Santi F1CTmOU1.,..... OP •••CMUL NIOHih t Apt• 20. 21. Mey•. 11. 1982. THAT. tublee• to conflrmeuon by 1ne11 No 32510 in bOOlt 13929 P8lt •A• Callfoml .. 26 MAm tTA~ NoUoe le lttreor .,._ ttlllt pur-t718~2 the •~t111eo Superior Coun. 120e o1OfhclatRecord81n thtoMce "'-. a on .... ay • Tho lollowlng per8on le doing euent lo MCt10f1 1tlt of tN CMI FRANK RAY GRIMES. u Execu10t of the Recorder of Orange Co11nty; 1982 at 9:30 8.M. ~ 1111: Code, ltaM of Callfotnle. tN ~ ·-.,. Mftl'V'r ol Ille Will ol Frenk Eer1 GrlmH. H id deed ol trusl descrlt>ee tt1li IF YOU OBJECT to the UTTLETOH GAAOEN1HO SEA-del'9igMCI ..... at P'Mo .... ~ '"~ nv1.-decMMd, wtn Mii 1t priv•i. Mle to followlng Pfoe>ertY •
granting of the petition, you VlCE. t54 Molod't Ln •• Coeta Mela. ~~on the 19'11 dey NOTlCI IMYITINO ..,1 the~· e.ne bl$l net Dickier. on Lot 5. eiock 22 of Newpott
should either lppear at the CeClfomle t2e27. of fM't, tla, • 4:Go O'doc* PM, on Notice It hereby gf11en lhel the tho IWIM Ind condlllon8 horelntll Buch T1ac1 In 1"41 City of Newport
.. -ring and 1t1te your ob-Wllll•m S•-Ltttteton, 154 tllt PNlftltet ..._. ':iropeny Bo«d ol Tnnlw ol the Huntington er mentk>rltd. on Mey 17. t912, °' 8Moh County of Of•llQe. SIN' of
'iaa MOlod't Ln .. eo.ta ..._, Celtof'llle "-betfl ototM. end .,. ~ Beech Union High Sctiool Dletrlct lhwNfl• wtthln the time lllow9d by Cehlomla 11 I* mep rec:ordecJ Ill Jectlon1 or flle written ob-92~ .... _._ ... ..._................. CMtd tt l'Ulllo l10f'l8I. 111o. 20t6 will rec;otve Mlled bid• lor •up-law. ••~ht. Utt•. end ln1ern1 or bool< 3. peg• 26 01 Mlece11.,..,_
Jectlon1 with the court be-,,_ --.. .._...._,_ vr an ,..,_ Aw. Ill .. city Of eo.t.e plying Floor Coverin9t mMUng 0< Franll Grlmea. ~. Mid M•P•. 1n the olflc:• or the count)
fore the hearing. Your •P· lndMduel~--s L....... MeM. County of °'*'Of, ltale ot eque1 10 1111~lion•onfile 1n 1n1"11' being 1 one-hllf l~l undl-recorder ot 111<1 county · be I .. ......,, · ...... on CaMtotnla, tN .-1eso11ed geode, the Olfkle of Mid Dlltrlct. vlded Inter•• u cenent In common, 2208 Ooe1n Front AV«lUe, .....,.. MAN HASS ET, N . Y . pearance may n person TNe "~ ... flled with IN oflett•. or ,._,., pr°""'• Bid• •h•ll b• clearly merited In the rNI Pfopet1}1 tou18d In the port 8Mch. CA trnWl2 (AP) -BenJe Glew, 58, or by your attorney. ~ty.~ ol OrMOf Coullt)' on _..,......,,II\._ ""'""9 Cllf: "FIOOr Covortng1 Bid 1419," •d· County ol Orwige, s111e of Cetlfor· .. Ill • ,,, ... acldr ... °' eonwnon
,_ClllOTtmS
swmes· NOITVMY
627Ma1n St
~nhngton Beach
536-6539
rACIPtC Y•W ~, ....
C.,,.1ery MMtuary Chapel-Crematory
3500 Pac1hc View Or111e New~rt Beach
644·2700
MeCC.Ntea NOITllAl•S
Leguna Beach
494--9415
Laguna Hills
768-0933
San Juan C.p1strano
495-1776
who played trumpet in the IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR .....,ft ft • 1 ... 2. NcMf'Cf 1eMi 111 1-., 11 bOM1. drHhd to At1y11 E. Aowley, Pur· nta. delcrlbed .. lollowl· d .. 1onet1on la eh own •bovo. 110
hi• band. of Woody ffenn. ot I contingent credftor of .......... .._.. ,.._ ,.~ n!.!!7~ I bllae. lllafl ~ lfltMnQ, a.ti c;hH lno Men1ger. Huntington P1tcel 1 In Clly ol Senta An1. w1r1en1y 11 given 10 111 c;oml)Mto-.... the dee. Md t ftl ,...,.,.. .. _. '-"MIOt ....._. ~, r_., dnwL 8eec;lt lJnloll High Sdloot Ot11r1C1, County ol Orlll'09. Sllte of Cellfor· nna Of COITecl,_)" • an and Artie Shaw and on~. you mu1 • Aprll 20, 27, Mey 4, I 1, 1982. LaMlord ~the,,.,.. to bid 1025 t Yorktown A11e., HunUnglon nta. u IMwn on e P11ce1 Mep !tied The t>eneficlery under Mid Oetd the record• of Frank Sin· your cielm wtth the court or t781-12 at tM talt. ,woll•M• 111utt II>• 8Mctl CA 9214e, end f908/ved 11 In Boot! 12. Pege 23 01 P111c:.1 Mepe. of Trvst. by , .. '°" o1 e bfMCtl Or·
atra, died S.~y. pre1ent It to the pereon11 ~ ~ OMfl Oft>f end= or bet'ore 2:00 p.m .. Wednotdey. In IM office of County Aecordlr of defeull In lh• obllgetlon• 1Mut41d"
-IMntatlve ~pointed by •-..,. lllft1"11't -lln'9 of~ NA Mey 19. 118". •• whlc;h time end Otenge. Ct1itornl1. tl'IWe«>y, here1otore exocutto .... ,_.,., n-~ nv1-. _...... -"*' .. le and,._,.. be ' .. _ ......... ....__. The properly It commonty refer· dellvered 10 111• undersigned 1 I WALTHAM, Mam. (AP) the court wtthln our montht fllCTinOUt ....... ~at tM tlfM of purdleot. :::-,.::.· wtfl ... pu_., .,.,..... ..... red 10 .. 1230-1234 South N•· wrllten Oecleratlon of Oefau" llfld _ a..rlel ... -" &rrls, .from the dlte Of flrtt II• .,,._ tTAT'DmWf ......... to prtcw Cl8I 1r Ion In EM:h bid lhell remllln "llld f0t • wh~. Sance Ana, Clfflomla. Oemllnd 10< Sale. encl wrfften llOllee
_, euence of lettera H provl-,._ tM ...,,, of Htt*'*'I ll>ttween d The propetty It 10 be ao1<1 on 1111 ot bfNCh end 01 e1ec11on to cauM 118, the c1Uef ~a mate d 1 S f Th• rottowlno per1on 11 doing period of 30 d•y• •ll•r lho II• .... It" but• 0 • .-.1 u 10 111,. The , .. _ und··~---10 ·-" ... A ......... . v , ed n ectlon 700 o the butlnete eo: llndlDr'd end~ per1y. o..o epec111ec1 tor tn. t90111pt of bide. ...... ... -"" -· ........ .....-00 Lt. John • ~ennedy a Probate Code of r-•ttomla. KAUFFMAN & Al80CIATll, t1M 4ttl I 1tttl *Y of Mey, !Mt. Tho Board of TruetH• ehett b• HI• 1' eubjecc 10 current •••H. er1)' 10 sell• Mid obliglllona Md PT-109 to--..to boat that ....., "1llllo ~ L.andlDnt 1 covenente. condlllone, rMtrlctlone. t11er .. 11er the unoeretgned ~· • _.-c The tJme for ftllng clllm1 wut 11S3f Fiibert au.c, Founte611 v• ,_....... • · th• •01• ludgo of Ill• queltty 0 r•Hr111t1on1. rlohl. rlgh11 ol wey Hid notice ot breech end of elee· Nnk In ih• Souib Pad.fie not expire prior to four 19'f, CA nroe. C09lll ~ "'-~ ofleted end,...,.... the end-*"" of reoord. tton 10 be Reeofdecl June 15, tM1 dur1nil Worid w. n. died months from the dllte of the OOH P. KAUFFMAN. 1HH ........ "· 1 zooo.ol2 rlgfll lo,., any Ot .. bide end to ~opetty ... bo eotd Oii IN ... ln11r. No. 227'7 lft Noa t410 Thunday. ...__ ... ~ not•-.-.1 ........ -. ~Street. Fountain v...,, CA '1:..,~ ... ~ ~· ·-"'V '""* Cd\ « pert ~ p..-717 of olkl OflaW ~ ---,_, -.....,..,.. .,.,...,, Pia.IC NOQC( · ...Ytr~. tN2 end pert credit:. lhe tem11 ol llletl Seid M1e Wiii be madil, but~
YO MAY EXAMINE the Thie~ te ~ -.,.. Mi/fl e.. AOWl9y c:r.011 10 tie rcoep11111e to Ult ian-out ~• °' -~ .......
SAN DIEGO (AP) -nte kept by the court If you lllcfMduejOon P K*"'-n Publl~ ~Dilly denlgned end 10 1111 Superior ,,.. Implied. reogardlng tnte. ~
ReUred Col. Geer1e £•e· are lntM..wd In th9 eetate, Thie"'""*'' ... ...,~ the "90Ti110Ue Mlll•M ,..,., Mey•. lt, 1982 Cour1, 1011 percent (10%1 of th• "°" °' ~ .. ,.,.,. -80 one of the A.rm"' --t ......... "'---.._ tTATW lt4M2 llnOUlll bid to IOCOmPMY b ofter rtf'llal11l119 prl11c:1,.1 IUM ot .... .... ., ' ;, • you mlY •-• requet "'"" COwnl't Olel11 ol --.,,. ~on Tiie ~per-..,.~ by Oll1111ed Clltc*, w1d IN bellftce no1o(1) aec:ured by Hid Deed ot moat decorated offlcera, the oourt to rectf4 tPedll ._,. f•. 1811. ~-.: 10 bt pa1c1 °" oon11rmetton o1 .... Truet. with .,,,.,.• 111 .id.--
died S.turday. He r«lltwd notice of the Inventory of ,__ CANYON CNI~ llUOOE VEN-"8.JC N011C( by Superior Coutt, Of .. contttcllod PfOlllded. 1d111-. II~ • .,....,.
25 medala and wu voted ••tale llMll ind of the ~tf'::' ~ t':'l fllot. TUl'I!, lfH1 Ca11>o1 l'loocl, lult for. TH••· tont1, oper11~ end lh• tefmt of H id Dffd of T111et,
Into the In1antry Hall of PMftlont, aocounta Ind t• · · · ' mt-12 112.T~o~ear.°Ct=:. ...._"°':9~ ~t tM =.,,~~=-=-:. . .:: '-· C111tgee Md Oacpenett of tM
hme at 11\:rt Benn1nC. a.. pott.I delottbed In Section ·-..,. -COMPANY, a CIHfOtrlla OOtPOt• ..... "'TNaml ..... ~ pw~ ...... be Pf'Ofeied .. Of ~ ~=~ ~.., weeee I ....... ~. --· 1200.S of th• Callfornla ,.._ '''""4 !loft. 2N01 CtllMlt l'loed-= '11. ..... UNoft ....... l*lrtat "" ... of OOlllllll..,., of... Seid .... wllf be ... ,,.Oft ..__ --·vu .. n-----------1,,.,.,_COdl LlluN...,~ .. ,...... ........ ..,,...,.,.. llcll0tofllltl.,.~1ortr1111wec1MtOey.JuM2,1tt1tt.-MonU1fY • C.mttery ~ ~ eCHAlll .... "°"'10UI --o.o. DALY Tl'IUIT, C.D. ~ Cllllllllll ........... to ~MCI"""' bt In~ end p..m .. at IN ~ Awnue ..
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Coeta Mela IMa bwlntlt • fitii 8111 INtl M ltMtly tlllrktd ~tor Mid t.culot, II ,_ City ot 0ranoe. ; 540-"54 Dellotl!9 I• c..,_. Dr. OMNQI OOAIT ,UNDING, ,.AYMOND AND "OIALI ·~ CIMMl'I .. ltf/O''. .. Offlot 8oa 121'7. tto l.lndtn A-Al IN time of IMlnltltl ~ -111111n"1 ~ O ... Jm 1'1 ...... 1tlfl ..,_. c.... --. MILLI,• flfTlllY tru•!1 11t1ymoft ,,...... to~ 1 . ...,._,hr-nue. L'2, IMCll.1....~1toto1. "°".,. ttllo notlo9. tN •• ....... ,._ =· uo'r.::--... CA-o..rome.tlUI . ...... T""""· fH61 ,., ........ &:: .. • .. ..::.::·•·:t --""''--;;·I •. Of,,. 1o1nptld bOlanot of tfle obi• ......... , Qne _., 0 0.1' 8"0 a ~ eorpo. °"""" ..... AM. ~ N10t 8eelfl "Ill' of ttlll noclOI MCI.,...,,_ l'Mklng g•llOll HC\lrtd by Ille abo¥e • ~ ..._... retion.° 1t1hie111t ..,_ C-. M & M DMWALL. 1, ftltt \'111lWMi A'9.; ....... _... olkl ... IOrlbtd deed of tNet end .-.121d W'f-,_ ' Puatnoflect Ortft .. OONt P•ffr ....... o..rome..... . ....,. a ~ ....... ....... CA ........ ,...... • The Ulld.,UClfttd btcUtOI' rH• OOll• ••pen .... 8lld Id¥ ......... ....... ,..... Pltot. -4. I . 11. 1112 Tllll llVtlnw,. ooncMt., -,. MNt1 fnie1 .. , ""1 VelOWet "....,. t.'OOJ.M..:.,•u~~J lhll'ltfltlo,__.,.,.end .. "°'·*• 1012.u 001port1C1o11. °""'9...,...Mei~M?OI .._,_.,_, ...... __ ~ ~T ............ _. 1111 To .. -.-.... .,, ... ,.,. .... .,._==-, .... t--....,.---------t Ortlllt 0011C f'ullClllle Tiltt ...... II OlflM•d by ............. ,,__, --..,~,. .. ., ~ ,-, ..._ .. (!M> ==..... KWrW1 ...... ~:rv -i.:-... n11,_.Wiiil9r1 M :.=,: Ol 111 C>eM' ~fo~T HOMI lOAN,
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,_. J, lttt P"1W =~I~~ OtOl\OI Collnty on ~tl::.:..~.=:=· Nt 11:::.X :..-:. ,..... N ~Or~ COIM D9lw "°'· Publltlltd Oreno• Co11t O•lly ,,_ ~ COUlttY ~Of °'Wiii ~ ... Apfll , 11, ~ 4, u , 1Mi. Piiot, Aptll 21, Mey 4, 11, 11, tlU. 'ubll•lltd Or1n9• Co111 0111y NJ ....,_ 11 .........., ~ a ..._ 'f. 1MI. ' 1151·•2 1•6'42 Hot. AptM 17, Ml'/ 4, 11, 11. IN:I ...... pi111nefllllp. ,_,.
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0., = =: t~ I c t-r L. '"OtrllHIOll 1.11.1. ITIPHEN DIXON ""ORTIR. =. .::'& ~ ~::. ITC .. 11'91 "''*' TI.i; ._._ 11 .. .,._~111 Cellltt =--1~! ~ .. 711111 It.. 2113 Newport llvd .. Ntwport • '=9" o.w ..... i. Qlfflll OtOYI, C1lllotnla lndMllUiJI ' ....... _ ' e..ctl CA 12~ -. ,· .... "*' ~ lt00ftduot9dbyen wi1.UAM OLIH TATUM. 2113 ~ ..... OA-:~:~~·· Qerd•lt
lNI ......-WM tied wlll IN C-L lllOM!ellloli =" IMI,. Newpoft hid!. CA ,,.._ MatY Meon Honrlt1, 1llt1 ~ ClWtc °' 0r9"0I ~ on U.L Cllt L fdWilrdl t:ITllll ~ °'--COMt o.ly Ptlot, letMlt Wey, o.rctan Grove, a..
Me'/ i , lllt. ,_.1 =t""' NlenWlt wae NICI w1f1 IN Olf*ll ~~~ l:ly • Mey 4, 11, 11, fll, 1111 torNa 11M1
PUlllllMd Orwiae eo.t o.iiy Not. ~ °' Or*'OI OOWltY on lt9PMn o. Pon• IOfl'-12 Dof1t...,. Mooft. 11M2 ..,. ... 4, t1, 11, fl, 1112 .-• IMZ. ,_ Thi• llltttntnt WM lllecl wllh lllt ___ Mtte ___ NO_TICE ____ =.aw., Cllltdlft Grow. CllfOrM
2044-82 ~ Orwiae COMt Oii'/ Hot CountY Cltfl( of OtlllOt County on __ listliiCiiCSOiiiiii'--Tilll ~ 11 ~ tw.,, ~----------M9v '· 11. 11, ff, 1112 ....U April f5, lta:I. '1m71 iiiimOii OOWlf unlnoofpor•ted woclatlon other
Nil.IC NOTICE MUC NO.,._ Pvbllllled Orenge Coaet Delly Piiot, O::::V tNill 1 =~Honwtta
PICTmOUe 9U-U · •-April 20, 27, Ml'/ 4, 11, 1882, M CMI 0.... o,..,. w.a M. Moof1
NAm •TAru.wf 17~·82 ._..A-. CA 117'11 fhll ~ WM tied _..,, IN
'"'~~~wing pereon It doing Mm ITATWmNT •-.,. Mft-PlAINTil'P: County o..11 of OrMOt County on ....... _ -~-"'11"4 Ql,.ALD L. HO,MAleTElll; Mey 1, 1112.
VICTOR SPECIAL TIES 1103 Tiie folloW4no ~· 111 doing N1TTIOUe 9Ull•M C4"0l M, HOfCMAISTP P-Wlllool Street, Tueiln, CA 11~. ~ K DUIHOANT: Publllhad Orenge CoM1 Oii'/ Pt. ViCTOR LtVAR PETERSON APPRAIHD PROPE,.TIH Mm ITA~ l lLL JOHN G"ATTAN lndM• lol, Mey lt, 11, 26, June 1, 1112.
t103 W1lnut Street. Tu1t1n. CA 1H2-t, 2ooe Coun Awnue . ....,. bl.WI"':.!.'*:""~ •rt dolno dlMll encl doltlQ ~ • OlllAT· I074.ta
92980 llOf1 e.ctl. CA tzte3. AUOIO A l.A CAATI. 3404 VII TAN DEVILOftMINTi 0 . D. Dl· i-----------1-l~'!.~... II conducted by an eor.f2ldonFlttentMA. 15101~~ OpoflO, lullt •• H4lwport leech. SIGN ANO CONIT .. UCTION; Ml.JC NOT1Ct nu1.,_ ,._.. CL 92'83 BRYAN L. IECK; ,. .. IMONT IN· I-----------. Victor LIV1t Pelwaon Ptclflo PlllladM. CA 90272 OEMNITY COMPANY, 0018 I
'T)l11 1ta11men1 w11 filed w1111 tlllt 11m11'": ~ 11 conduc1'd by 1 Str~o~•="c!0~" ttvouan V; ROE8 COfitl'OAATIONS HCUllOUe WH
CQ0111y Cieri! ol Orenge County on ~. Inc. a;uc. H. Molouci. 173 LlnCS• AHO OTHER 9UllNH8 EHTmH KAMI ITA~NT
AprH 12. 1882 R Scott Ttrry lilt, Newport SMoh, CL t2te3 VI THROUGH X The fOllowlnQ PfflOM .,. dolnO
F1171M ~ Thie bUe1t1111 le oonducWd by 1 C.. ......... ,,_., ~Ill:
Pvblllhed OrlllOf Co11t Dllty Piiot, Thie m'-1 -fllad wtttl the OIM'til pertlllrtNp. MIWONe I 1 ) , 0 UR TH 0 IM EN 810 N April 20, 27, Mey 4, I 1. 11182. Countw Cllr1I of ....._ ,._......,on ·Jotin coldft. NOTICll YM i.eff' .... .....i. 8Y8t°"8 (2) FOURTH OtMEH810H
1755-82 ., ..,.._.,,.. ...,.,.,. .. , Thie ltltament -..... ....... --,__ .... ~ .......... ,... COMf'UTf.A8 ''L'"° IYIJTEMI (4)
-----------May 3, 1N2. ,_ County Cl"1I of ~~.;. ';; wfttllwt ,._ NMt IMeN ..,. .... 40 MAHUFACT RING (5) 40 Ol8· Ml.JC NOTICE Publllhld OrMOt CoMt Oii'/ Piiot. May 3, 1112. ... ~ ..... .,.. ..,.. TRleUTION, 3100 w. Wllf'M, ~
u-4, 11, 11, H .1 .. 2 .................. Or ,_, h .....,, 1•1n ..._, 7, leflta Ana. c.lfotnlat27CM MOTICll OI' AVA&A8&1TY -1 .--_, COel1 Oii'/ pt. If 'JOU Wllfl to -* the lldWle of 40 MICAOTECHHOLOOY IHC ..
OI' ~ ~ -------------10p .a-.. 4 11 1919t8 2• 1....... 1n 1ttornt '1 In 11111 lftltttr, you 1 Celffornle eotporatlon, a100 w. 1'tle 1nnull r9P0Ft of Ille Qrece -7 ' ' ' "'· ._ lhcMlld do IO pr~ IO lhlt 'fO'JI Wlfnet. lklll• 7, Senta Ana. Calt-Pciper 8mtttl 'oundltlon '°' 1911 MUC NOTICE 2081.ez wrltt.n reeponM. It tity, rrwy be fl. 1om11 t27CM
11 tv11111>1e for lntpeotlon •t 12e i---PIC--il-l-IOUe--.,...---.. ---P\IUC NOTIC( led on 11rne. n. ~ " oonduc:*S by • ~Alie., lilboll llllnd, upori tum ITAft•NT AYllOI U1tM Ml 1!4e ........ oorpor1tlon.
•AJ1olntlft1nt, b'/ 1ny citizen Who K.-d-4e. 11 trl1M111el )Mle4fe ... ldlr 40 Mlcrotw100•00 Inc.
requettt It, within 110 da'/I 1ner ~°';:'1111 P«IOftl .,. doing N01'1CC TO CMDn'ORe _.,. Ull. • r ...,,.... • -J-.n Men'/ne,
tMt publlc.tlon. Pllon1 C714) FREEDOM SPORTS. 2430 OP MAK TRMlefWA 41ue Ud. retPHh tletttra 411 It -1. S.oretaty · ~3,-6242 Of (808) 8'2-3801. .... Lee le ....... mUllR.......... Hiit NMIMnt Wi1 flied wtttl the MMK COA81N 8MrTH. Wtll Co111 Hl9llWl'f, Newport , .... 1., ... u.c.c.) SI Ultecl-..IOltoltlrtlooneejo County a.ti of OrlflOI County on Preeldent 8-11'1, CA 92t83. NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN to di un at>Ogodo Ill .... llUll10, de-Mey 10, 1N2. ~ Otange Coaa1 09lt'f Pl-ci.rtt1 Regll\lld WllN!Odl, 1411 crtdlton ot 1111 within n1lfted berl• llooetto lnmedlitomente, de . ,,_ lo\ May 1 l. 11182 Rool!Httt St., Coeta Me11, CA tren•feror thtt 1 bulk tren1rer la eata menar1, eu ~ ~ PutllWled Or11nge Coaa1 Diiiy pt.
3071.,.2 92927. •bout to bt m1d1 on panon11 II hey altUN. ~ w r~ lot, Mey 11, 11, zs. Mii 1, 1112 WllWlctl J-Bryan, 21782 propar1y lllrWllflff delettbed. 1 ttampo. 30l6-82
-----------Cldenll. ~ Vltfo, CA 1129t1. The nemt end ~ .odr-. 1. TO THE OEFENOAHT: A olvll "8.IC NOTICE Thie ~ 11 oonduc\ld by • of the lnttndad lrenaMrot II: compl1lnt 1111 been lll•d b'f 111• 1----.---..--lllln'l'll't------~~=~~~~~--OIMflll p•rtnerlfllp. PHYLLIS c. RIPP~915 ..._ "'11"4 "'llOOUe WM C. R. Wamodl Aedtlll, Coeta ..._, C.. plelntm agelMt you. If 'JOU WWI to 1-----------NAm ITATmmNT ............. ...__, -..._... ..---Thi locltlon In CllllOl"nll of 1M cMNnd lhll ..__., 'ICM.I lnUlt, wtlt*I T '._ ... _,_, ,_, .,..v, ,.,. 30 dayt illff tNt -le ..,.
II• ro11ow1n9 pereon 11 dolno County a.ti Of 0r.,. Count)' on chief exacuttve offtCI or prl~ ved on you, Ill• with lhl• court a ~ 111: Me)' 3 1t12. bu•lneu otflc• of 1111 lntendtd . AMERICAN MACHINE PROO-' ,,_ tranttator 11: 31121 Camino Capl. =~.to~:::::::
UCT8. 15841 Produo1 La11e, Unit Putlllehld 0t11nge Coaat Oii'/ Plot 1tr1110, San Juan Capletrano, ~.. be entered on epplloi tlon 10 the
A7, Huntington laactl, CL ll2t4t May 4, 11, 11, 21, 1H2 ' t2t75. ~encl 11111 01vld It an lay Olovar, 5141 1~ All other bu1ln1u n1m11 end 1 IOllnl1 ~,:er::::
LOWdal Drlva, Huntington Beeoh, 1ddr-e1 ueed b'/ Ille Intended demlndad rn the c~alnt, wtl6ctl
Ca, lnMI tran1feror within tllrff YHll lut oould rHult In gernl1llm1nt of
Tlllt ~ le oonclucWd by 111 "8JC NOTICE PMt IO 111 M known to the lni.nded wagae. tak~ of money °' propar1y
lndMdu.i. tr.,.,.,_ we: I"' f I d I t"' 0.vtd 8. Otover RIPPEL'8 OFFICE SUPPLY, or 0 .. ., re • requH. n ...
Thie 1tat-i -Ned with Ille 81121 Calftlno Capl1trano, Si n comp!Mrt. ~ C11r11 of'Or9llOI County on KAMI 8TATl..-r JuM ~.Co. 0.ted: Jen. 22, 1N2. W. I . 1N2. Thi tollcP#lng l*Mfll .,. dotl'O Thi ,__ end ,...._ lddr.-~A. Brenoh • ,_ ~ -ol the lnMnOld tr'llt ...... II: ...._. v ~ °'7, CoMt Daly A-EXECUTIVI INVUTMENTS. 1 AlOEN ft. P£MY, 7132 can>---·1 Menno
IOt Mii'/ 11, 11. 2 • Mii 1, .!!!! ... Callforn11 GeMrol ,.,tneralllp, on~~~...__._ ** '· ~ ""'"''-. 20l1 ...,_ Cln1ilr Dnwe."""" ,.,., .... ,_._ .._..AMO ROC«WLL
-------------12•5, lntna. Clllb'* . t2716. II Olecr1bed In • Of1lC£ 111 C I lllf W •-... ~ WlmM! A. wooes." ...,._, SUPPLY end l1 loe11td at 21115 •u ., -~=~=~~""-'------1 11' vtne. ClltotNe 12715. Aadtlll, ea.ta..._, CA 8292t. T ..... CA._
PIC 111 IOUe 9UH••• . 0tagoty c. KND. ZMM c--The 1>1111~ name ueec1 b'/ the p~~r.'1:.1 n~ Delly Ptot. U.. ITA,_,.., 11110 VIiie. loouna Hlfll. c.11tom11 NNd trllltf.,or II lolld locatlon 11: .._._ 4 11 111 1 .... "
Tiit rollowlno pareon 11 doing 9296a. -.1..-~-RfftPEl.'8 Of'Fa IUPPlY. ...., ' · ' ' -6
bullMll Ill: Jedi H. UQWTI, 4S5e ~ Thet llllcl bull .,,.,,..., II Intended ~2
(A) OPTIMAL l!NTl!RPRISES ..... ww;. IMM, Cellfomle t2715. to be~ .. Ille offlol of: CB) IC~Hl.-EZE, 2011 Kornet Or., Ptter Perrin, U14 Merllltr• ESCROW ENCOUNTERS, INC., Coeta Mw. CL t2t2t Drive, Newpor1 BMcll, Callfoml1 17320 9Hcll 81vd., Huntington· Jeth¥ C. Cannon.1_~_1_1 Komat 92et0. l!leadt. CIMf«nlO 112641 on « 8'111 Or., Coeta ....... CL 1m12e Thie~ .. oondUcted by. Jul'9 3, 1182.
.This bulllllel II oonduotld by 111 gener11 pw1narlNp. Tiii• bull! 1renerer It tubject to lndMdult. w..n A. WOOCI C1lllornl1 Uniform Commercl1I
• . Jeth¥ C. Clnnon Thie 1Wt11Mnt -111c1 with IN Code 8ec1lon 8106. Jble .......,.,. -Ned with IN County Cllr1I of ar.,. County on The n1me end add rtH of Ill •
County a.ft of Onnge CountY on' Apr1I ~1. tte2. s>er•on with""°"' c111ma mey be M8'/ 8, 1M2. Pwrra riled 11 ESCROW ENCOUNTERS.
·-PutJ4llMd Orenge eo.t Oii'/ Piiot, INC •• 17320 lhech Bl'lld., Huntsno-~ Orenge COMt Delly Pl-May 4, 11, 18, 25, 1912 ton 9-:fl, CL 112&47, llld the lllt
lol Ma'/ 4. t 1, 111. 25, 11182 ~ my kif fllnO ollll!ll by eny creditor
18118-&2 "*' be June 2. 1te2. wNdl le the
----------------------1 bu1tnH1 dty before the con1um-"8JC NOTIC£ rtalC NOTICE met1on dlt• IP9ClfleO a11ow. -..-.---------------------1 Diiied MW(&, 1M2. ,......,.. COURT OP ntm ..,.....,,...,. .. IUIMH Alden P. Pffry,
•• eTAft OP CAUPONU ·~-eTATlmfff Intended Tr.,,...,_ , ... ~w":w.c. The following pereon1111 doing ~.:-~OWfTUI, ltC.
... ....., ef.. ~ ~OUNA BEACH COM· ~ .... !!!1~ ca. mC1 .-.... •11 9' ,_ ---· Jt/ftA IUW.MT wmtW PAHY, 1 &v I . CoMt ~. la-PUClflltlad Orange COel1 Oaly A-P ,._ ef ..__ ~ 9elch, Cellfomla 02Cll1 -lol May 11, 11182
If --llw:fl lntllrpftlal. Inc.., • c.11-~2
_... ~ ~CAUM fornta oorpordon, IOO lidOeWIW. . , '°" ~ °' um N11wpott IMdl. Cellfornla 12ee1 rt.a.JC NOTICE The ..-.-, of RfTA MAAQA. Thie ~ II OOflduc1'ld by t
RET WltA8MA for dlange of neme, OOfl)OnlUOl'I. "-"'1 been flied In Court, and It 8w:fl IEnterpr!Ne. lne. ITAT'lmNT OP MAM>Ol-.rf
_,,..,.. 10 from lllld llC)CllClllt that JerMa F · Aob9m. OP U9I OP
AJll:MAROA"ET WIERaMA llu Thie ..::' -Ned Miii IN ~~N ~t>an-
fllN 111 ~tlon pr~ that County Clll1I of Ofange Count)' on doned 111e u11 or th• llot1tlou1 :.W.r be Glllnged A OE May_ 4, 1M2. ~ IWN:
,..W, tner9fore, It II~ Ofde-CllNCMI. DUNN A CRUTCHIJI 11) COMPU $fiTE SYSTEMS
red ond directed, that .. pereont ~ 0...-°"" 121,:;~::rJ-SURH SYSTfM~~
ln1eNll«l In lllld IMtW do~ .0 ... ... '0t•-..... ..!l!MEHSY~. C~4) FFOOURTH b9flllfe ttlll ooun In Olpaf;ment 3 on " • .....,....,.. .. ' .. _ S'
tM tit! ciw; of .iw., fll2. It 10:30 ....,_, ..._, CA -OIMENSION COMPVT 8 (I ) 410
o'ctoclt a.m .. of M id da'/ to ehow P.nt MICRO TECH 17) 40 8YSfEM8, cou• wlly euoll epplloatlon for Putltllhed Ofenge CoaM Oii'/ Pl-11109 Pal1M1to Clrcle. f'O\lfttaln
oll1no• of nelfte 111ould not bt lot. Me'/ 11• 11, 26, "'-1, 11t2 V*f. CeltOfnll 92708 ~ *'76-C TM l"loWoul ....,_ Mime ,...
,. ...... ~,,... oovt of -----------1 larred '° abo\"I ... lllld '"Onlngl We Order To.._ C.~ be pvo-11n~ County on llaolrNler 14, 1M1.
bllelled In the OAILY PILOT, In "8JC nlllfK Mif1MI A. f'emum, 111081111-0... ....._ c.Momll. a ,_... metto Cltcll, ,ountaln II..,, 0..
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I« four conMCutlve ...... THE :=~~,.....,., .,., ~A. ,.,.,..._ pr1'f to ltle dlly of lllld ~ s ... _ .. o.tldthlalOa!dllyof ... 1912. BEACH WEATHER TRIPPING Tilll ~ ftl tied with !he
lnloa W. 9umMr COMPANY, locattd 11: 3550 Cadll-County a.tt of ()rlllgl County on Of llllcl lac A--. Uni! 8, In Cott.e MeN. Mey 7, 1112. Cow1 C.tllfomll 92828 ,,,,_ OrMOI COMt Oaly Pl-II hlretly regtetwad l:ly the following PubfllMd OrlllOI COMt DllllY ,._
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T~ IMl9lnaat le conCIUC1ed by a ,.........,. --- -... ~.. corporation. -IT--__,, _. ,,..
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• !ORA.NOE COUNT'< LAPIDARY This 1t~W::i1t.ci wttll the -~= ~ .... -NfO MIHEAAl SOCIETY. 11180 Le-County Cler1t of Otenge County on LOMill .::_ ':.-"'t..:,_.,.-
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Pwent. ,Of OW11J9 of Name.
Th• 1pplloetlon of DANIEL aeon lt'.J9E1'T. • Minot. by DE· 80f\AH 8. MAU.AMO, Hie Plrlllt.
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cedon proooelno that 11111 -be ~ to OA~IEL SCOTT MAL·
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the 19th d9y of-"-· 1112 at 10:30
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oh1n11• of n•m• 1llould not be gr.,,..,
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•400. Avell. now. 277 8 ldrM. ""· '•nClff •••k up. At•nt
"ob111 Hood tine. yard & tar•t•· Kid• & ~•-1_w~1_10_·~~~~
IM-t737 i*J ~· M-2000. Oceanfront wtay. t & a bf,
I ldr t le, nu crpt no A9"I • • comp. futn'd , ~. Avt. P•••..1 ntoe yard. •7oo . .,,,_,, ..,.. I# now. M0-61.,.
IMl·•772 ···•~AL&···•• w .. 1i1y 90,091 ,, OCMn,
'Vf' ~ w/W. "9 3 1..ftit'• NOC> 10 '2000 lge 2 '"· 1250 wk, "P ~roo 14M 711<>4J1' open 1~ Corpon. 173-f1M
'7904314 Nwpt lltuftt. 3 It on cflol. j .... -11 MHA VlfllOE Hr. l1m ,~,,.~~~t.•llatp. ,._..
rm, n loe . 1 771 , ••••~••••••• ,.._nae>, 4~M Blt>I 2 er. 2 ti. ooncto, ~ ~ "'-' ,,,. IE~UOEO tJbf exec pool ~ poot. 111.e ':..ci -·· •• • •• • •• • ••••• ••••••• • home, dbl gor. NOW Avei. ~i:2.1"50 · Studio,~. fUll kltcNn, ~ENr::> 1 ..... sac. d•P· 1¥::. 5~·~:6.sie'+r,'61~·
750-33 _e_1_3 .. _1_1a_1_. _____ 1 ---------
14 BACK IAY Condo, edit .. , ...
•c11on 2 br dupl1x. off ol'l11\tid, 3 bl'« 21, din. l..W•ll 1111
ltreet pr1cg. Quiet .... 75. 2 bl bllna frig• W/O •••••••••••••••••••••• u I 111 In 0 I. n 0 p.'.. frpl, ill new 'die«.'. ~ •BA. ZIA. yHrl'J. Ftp60,
131·7220 t-5 M·F a patio. IHO mo. lit. bit-Int, partelng. CtoM to
HUl\RY lamlly llz• 3br
dbl .., ' pet.I ok "416
OC-AE.NT ALS
750-331•
loet a aeo 142-1166 boy I ooeon . Btkr . 87~112 8lQ Clnyon Conetoe 2 I 3 No __ t_P_anlntull ___ 1_8_r_1_8a_,
er .. fUll golf~-~. trpc, opn *"' ca111ng1.
twnlahed « untum. pool, 1"'0-1540/mo. A'lloll t.a. lllTAU 2 Bdr 1'11Ba15211
tennl1, 1ecurlty. 11200 / l . 955_0091 e vH /
...... ~1424 Bkr. wtcllda.
2 80r 1 Bo '500 NIW OOHnfront 3 9r. fa.
Both h•v• gorog•t a mlly rm. 2 frplo., '1•1tly.
petlOI. C.11Jim83f·7370 •2500/mo. 145..0778.
Rlmodlld 21>< on ... ,. Cozy Npt Crut town·
tide, bbq, kldt "430 home, pool, ttnnl1, nr
OC-AENTALS bl I C h . C1 II to 1ea 750-3314 882..()1()7 -~-------1 OC-R£NTALS H1tbor View Homa 3 Br. 2 1·60<'11200 to 12000 Ba. famlty rm. 1 1160/mo.
750-3314 open 7-<l•YI Pureh1H option 1voll. • .. tn,t. _~ __ 1_1_1_. -----I
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•••••••••••••••••••••• 1700/mo Kld•l •ml pet OC-RENT ALS ok Avlll now. John, egt.
1·5br'1 S200 to $2000 831·2242
760-3314 open 7-<ll'f9 -N-ew_p_o_r_t -H-e-lg-h-t1-l1-ro_e_3
HOME F~ RENT Br 3 Ba. many am1n1.
3 Bdrm. H75. Fenced "" $1160/mo. Call An-yerd & g1r1ge. Kida & tllon'I d•'I• 842-5757.
pet• welooma. 6-45-2000. -& wtcnd• 831-6630.
AQant. no I•.
4 br. 1~ b1. frplc, 2 car
ger. Sgl lamlly. 1800 .
Avlll. June 1. 873-0820
Broodmoor Selvlew • Br.
3 Ba. flm rm. 2 frplc•.
w11bor, micro, guorded
or••· pool a tennl1.
11200/mo. 1144·5•03. t Br condo. 1350/mo. Open Sun. 9849 Continental. (Appty ________ ...,.
5:30 dally) 1 ... t7-3eto .... , .......
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·················~···· tllTAIT •1 1515·11196/mo. 2 Br. 1YI
Bo. T ownhoule, oll bUllt·
ln1, boloony, laundry rm,
covered perking. Hico
loeotlon
TSL Mgmt ......
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Buutlfully landec1pe<1
Qlfden 1Pta. Pool I Spe.
Covered porklng, HHt
peld. No pell. ~ 1395
1 Br. ~'455
2 Br. W• BL 11110 2260 Vanguard 6'0482e
-.... um I H5/mo . 2 Br, 1 81.
aplt. MW Clfpet, peUO.,
carporta. Ce.I Ok.
TS{. Moml 142·1903
Pierpoint Condo: 2Br TllrM bdrm. 1824 Port ""2slflekl
1 'A b1. Pool, lennlt . Bormoutti. N9wport Bch. -M60Jmo. Clll 841-2589 $1050 mo. A. 'II. Polmer ... ,., ..
213.,.26-7301 I Beaullful gerd•n optt. •a••-,.,,. Petto./dedce. Heel peld.
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1 u..,, 14• Ju• No pet1. 2 chHdren ..i-.. ~~ ...... !.~ff C1J111u1 3Z11il come2 B ·2 B ••3 Oc1anfront condo, 2 br, • ••• :r. •• ••••••••••• •• r · •· .., 5 2'A ba den trple wel 2 Br. 2ba, lam rm,~ 2 3 Br. 2 Bo. aaoo ' • • car Qll cloMd bad<yard 398 W. Wlleon bu, 1p1ctoe u11r vlaw. nr 1c11'11. R. v etorage 831-5583 °' &42-3708 11100/mo. 3532 Br•-111111 1525/mo 11tllut va t o . J on a th I n . SSOO/mo 2 ... t Ba ·~ (213 .... 51_.347 (24 hour9) & 1ec . & cleaning req. · ""· · ..... ,. 32102 Vlo di Ollv1 . per apt., enetad Qlfoee.
Watorfront 3 br, 31" bl, 714n &e-2665 b1lcony/p1t10. l1undry
1pectocular view. Jee. w-•-'•il-n• ~~L A~1~5· 842_1803 frplc9 thruout, 71' boot .,.,. • ._., ... ,, ...,,.. ..
dock, S2000/mo. US411 •••••••••••••••••••••• Roomy 3 Br. Townt)owf
B .. J .. HQME f'OA RENT orn11a.,1e. on1t .. aF1 3 Bdrm 1850. Finced 1pt In quiet adull com.
(213)4a1-4317 (24 hra) yord a gerage. Kldl a ple11. Hewty Oecioreted,
_, __._~-.... or.2000 nraploce. arldld peUo & fnUt JIH ...... .._...., .. : --· s •••••••••••••••••••••• AQant, no 1... l"age. orry, no pet1. 3 Br. 3 Ba. ex.ee Home In .. 000 Mo. 845·3381 or Notthwood•. 2 etory with 3 bdrm, 2 b1, very nlco, 875'-5940.
111,. 1~:"· room. No H 76 mo. HHr 1ohool. -$500--•• -5-211-1-mo.--2-Br-.-1-S..-
dogt . Garden« & 982-2288 or 893-3117 1 •tory. •hag, dropH,
wot1r pold. HOO/mo. HOME FOR RENT petlo, lrplc, d/W, bM1nec1
54$-2000. AQar\1, no.... 2 Bdrm. "476 Gorage. 1 oalllngl. geroee .
HOME FOA RENT cllllO 0 I<, no p a t 1 . TSL Mgmt 142·1803
4 Bdrm. S750. Fenced 645-2000. Aoent. nor... •3br. nr s.c. Plaza. S.A.
yard & goroga. Kid• I c.y,.;.i.., Cllport. pool, epe. M 75. ~~: 645-2000. D~ UJS :.::.~.762·5822 or ---------..................... .
WOOOBRIDGE-3Br, R..orMlke •dult tract nr *2 Br 1 bl M110 Yorde
1"'8a. nr pool a tennis SC Plza. Pool. grdnr. upper. New decor. No
MeO mo. No pet1. Avoff OluJI 18'. No pet.I. '475 petr . Ger. SOii/mo .
111 wk o r June . a S45 utlt. 775-2580, 833-8074
494-41'2. 556-1020 ---------111. 211. au. DEERFIELD -28r, 281, So. Cooat Vlftu, dlx 2 BR Newl'f decor Gu pd.
den. 1uper c .. 1n, plutll 2 81, nr So. Cit Pleza. oncl gor. dwellr. pool,
cpt, AC, frplc, dbl o•· Sec. 011e, pool, clbllM. bbq. Adult•, no pete.
rogo, lg lot. redwood l&OO. g1g..e910 842_5073,
O.Ckl, nr pool1, perk•. 2 bdrm, 2 car Qll encio----------
no p1t1. AYall lmmed. tld petlo. Nr So Cit IAllA 1111 .......
IS26 mo. 762-7491, -Plue . S 575 mo . Adull llVlng. 1 Br .. cer-
133-385e S.5-1708 port. pool & laundty. Ho
• ... ,... ..... pete. '425. 931 w. 18ttl .
3 bdrm, 21A De. Japeneae Aa1"-•l1 fanl1"-4 St. 5'&..().4t2.
gerden. comm. pool, .h.".-:::~ ••••••••••••• 2 Br. Hiil MIC* Aw. 11t
li ke, tonnl1 prMlegH. J>.M IUI ttlf llr, no pall . 2 p1rton1
•115 pefrno. 559.4793 •••••••••••••••••••••• $425 . Slerr1 Mgmt . e7M180 ~per 1 Br. VIiia. boleony, 841-1324 mini ocean view, woter· ---------lllTAU b • d . I 4 2 5 Imo . W•lllde 2 Br. 1 Ba. oen-1 bf', 1 be M50 &48-&«e, 483-0803. trot hutlng, geroge,
2 bf. 2 be saoo etova, ea~drapet. ~ :: rt. bo seoo-:: !1~~-~'.t •. !.~~ :ci~uo + .ec:-::r:;
3 tJr. 2.,. be l&OO urn. l.~une Beocll lu-de~lt. 549.5442 or
3 bt. 2 be 11500 furn w .:.:·: =:.· _1_1 __ 211_. ____ _
4 bf, 21A be S1350 ' I ' 2 BA. 1'A ba townllo\IM.
• br, 2'A be $800-1125 P::.;:a•1· 1 15 '••ek lmm1c. quiet. no ..... ,,, ~ le Rllaor tr::lltu ~ • . • ...~ "'7 1--... -1--lk ____ , Selcony, petlo, ..,, frpl,
IUv o , wa to bHch, 1625 mo. A'lllll June lit. 1-.-. ..... Jlfl ll<)IOhlt, pyt antty, nice. 979-1'5t ::'A':":: ••••••••••••••• e mo l1uo, June 20 to -----------
F1°'111MM11. •r3e!'a2c8ah ,Hvtewl.''·· D•c 20. •350 mo. e_ SIOE-38r, 28o, gereoa. " " 955-1111 olllldren OK, no pot1. 551·3037. A'llWI. 511 . M25 mo. + MC de9. ,... ;:::::=======:; .___. ..,, '1n rundoblo. Avoll Moy t. ...................... 846-9688 .... ~ ---------Sherp 2 BR 2 Bo, Igo
roome, .. ~ne Incl O/W,
gar. MeH Verde. 1625
mo. Coll 640-1 l&a, otll
tot Larry or Porn
80. COHl PIHO 2 BA t
ba, lge potlo. full He.
Klde OK. ... Ind 1119'
wat1t. Not••· ~tl. 957~
2 er a ... Ptdo. Olitport.
no ~ MIO/MO. Ave.II 6/17.~5
STUNNING large 1 br
glrdan apt. ftoo( 710 w.
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.-.-' )oM. ._ .. ..._.ti Jolt. M1lnt & rop1lrt. ~ • ~ ~ & tree remcMI. -~I;-= ,·::: ••"-7 yrt looel up. G11ar. Moblt OOOIOf ~ ·----~------1 141-~' .... _ _...'w.. Qllltk (llntt 1 ... ,_1. •'" , •••• "1:'A ............. work. ,,1001 ttart et ~,,....._, ~ ._... ........ _...._ .... 1.. -•• • M/roll, Aleo 711-7027 ,_., Nf.-00 !we NI ... --.. • • ••• ,....... fiWiOOilii•LJtNO ~. 8'w. _._ 1.01v. yo11r wotrltl bt• 1 ~-.. Owe ..., "°""'"' to~ Do"" .. ..,., ~. J.I. ••• 1110 'nlllhl"" hind. ,,of hMtftt.ef wttt iia::"•rd 11nor. Lio. w~ • Pelmlfl8 1,-1.1ta-. ~'.':l'::"J'Ooete uo.111on "" ..... , .. ..,._~ r.n t..i ;rn ........ ..,...,~-•,.... · "Y"I°'~ "-loom'l~ .r:tttt:;: .......... .. -,... --...-.-• ..-WMt a "IAlLY OLIAN liM4MI IOOlll OU9COmlf'L quel. ..,_ Mf-7171 .8Dt1nktlt,....,...
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._., John ot1'k* 11N2tl Jtcik H. 9anMCt1 Jr. 111--912 zeeo .... ~ --teM>t1101ct1 Tile INITAUaO f.~~= Gen. Oonlf. '6~·1142 La~ lh1ub lnltell SMALL JOll: painting, • I .......-.. 11••"'•• All Kindt. CilMJ.,..._,, ... 111 'I Uf8 IOnded I,_.. 1,_ tl'll'IM'tmoVW =b.1 Oleo, oatl)«llry. HOUKOt.lANING Lio ao41tl • 141-111 Top Q11111t7. lo prloe, ••~•••••••••••• A9ft. JoN't "°"9217
......,.. ~.I . Am •dd'nt, t9"10d. Pfo "-_...__ -..__t¥.-!f. La.-~~me ,., ....... M-M11 II OUR IUllNllll ~ • ptotnpl. Ex ' lnl IMC-• IU. I0-1121 ...... TILi•. Uo Ht7Ma 14Mtlt tlot. ~ «**t. Olblo-Ill-......._ _ 10 ure. JtnlOe'I Aan.wP,, t.l9t. Rat I Comm'I ~r• • ..., I IAf• ~ neta, kit. -...11 n•H•HHiieueue • ,,_ ....,,..._ ~,,.,,. ""'"'11&-261• ----,.:t• Heuuuuue att. 71' 731-0'708 ~ WOfll, 10 'f'I ~
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Uo 117 Ml·1120 ·;;, i~ ~· !C:,OJ~·, ::d~:~·x~~ Lt HMng. MW• and..... Na ..... 1 .... ~~:o~ ~~ QUALITY OOMmlr ... 12 ... ";";.":"A ............ . L'-lHI-St*! S.-llltt. ,_. ,.,._Uc. 8S4l21' Qar~lftted ewtom lttc*, 8tont, f:.' txp. Repelr/remoO. Moet tub)ecta. K·1• :;";"'~:~;.-;;r••••••••••• -. ,_ -·--1..... .. ......... · M.........., _..~ ·~ EXP. HOUIECU!ANElll lloctl. Conc:nee, ltuooo. llltlop I Son PelntlnQ •ft. f'llter, "Hier I Day, to, 111mmer Lio t.. ....,, f _,, ·-_., --.,_...,.,.,., v-"'V• • ,_ • ae11ao.i.. ~ f ~ F--aiA Aif2 30 yr1 evft ............... ..--.... 1734114 1101_. . mo ner ..... oer• or ••••Pin,. Fr•• ••t . •••••• •••••••••••••• " --· ...... , .. ttt. .--.. ·--·· '"....., ...... _, --............ · -your~. Lard I CfP't lne\all/,..,..,_. ...... ,, malH. 0·012 or AULING-ttllCltnl hH Cell 24 "'9, 918-2,11. CUSTOM IAICKWOAK ,,_ eet. &41-102' _l#Ba_...;;._ _____ I Mr. Morven. 146-6176
gd !Miiia. 145-6Sl ~~i?:=e ':'U~fwAU.VN-tNO... 14M7'7. ~,•~lr~~~:Ur~~·· Wiii olun your houN or SMALL/l.AAOI! JOBS ...... ,..... ••••••I•••••••••••••• WIM.. l!l...t-
Chlld Cere Hrvloe, Co-Al MoctUr• & ~ LAWN ,...... ...,., ._...... offloe. Elec .. palntl"O, It Nc>t/CM. Aeft. IMW512 lnVUt-Wayne ·~ Lab«/Materlel0 Roofing •••••••••~~~~··• rone def Mar. S to I yr SNmpoo a 9'Mm -.n. ...._ ·~· ........ pUnblng &41-8006 (DCOYE) 1&1-t1os All tys)ea. 1 Y'1 exp, "let the &inenlne In old. Vick.It 1a.-1oa Color brlghlen•rt. wtlt free eet. KM\ l71-toll Comm/retld. Nwpt/CM ~ JOel · · !!!'!!f. lie, guar. LMry 642-1233 Cell~ WlndOW
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The futut drew In the Steam cleall & uptlola. UC. 3NU1. 87s.o36t up, lllwn~.161-S..1t °'** ~ree-. ::!."'1t1V:·1~V:..-:;: No . 130-1363 Vplna, ~..:.. ontt .. ~;. .. H~ AooflnO-~-S20. 2 tty '30,._
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Work in our fun, casual, profit-making
office a1 a te lephone 1ale1 promotion
clerk for the area'• f inest new1paper.
Only requirement is a good telephone
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1un1ool, roof ractl. battet l lntr. Tight t)'l)e 2 (' ( labl• part t k 1HI..... TO BlJY Ml • M. lllAI . ttlan new. WOO engine. Make otterf D•· ' J J • 1m111 month~ p<:n~• N:• 81tver with blectc lntet1Qf. 644·0141 ap«altl 03t..ec>03. l•~Xlti.111'• tll\d old cootrecta to •Mum.. NHd• nothing, rune UTI-._
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AOYfATIIUIS NEWPORT BEACH 500 Call M1·13&0 12 vw Bug. good cond. Rwna part. 17000 , TIE WIEST TO BUY . 77 OOOOE ASPE N•--_ ... _____ _
1411444 . U3001 but offer. 842-5017, 813-0305 SEU,..... UTE MOHL 4-0oor PIS. PIB, AIC. The prloe ol ltema ad·
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cNrgal. .... tor alf pcM•
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dooumentary prepare-
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·90 Gl wagon. am/Im, rr v.ry ctaen. 12460 080 2800 Harbor Blvd. 142-1111 WANTED
Window defog/Wiper Dix 8•2-81153 f tJn f 111 COST A MESA 0
wh11. ••tr••· gd cond. ·ao SCIRROCO. 25K ml ................... •••• 540-1810 •OHYml T BUY aeeoo. 876-4508 A/C, AM/FM CllH, pwr. # 1 Yeh• ..... , IEW 1112 Ult llllEL
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WANTED
TO BUY
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WILSON FORD
18255 8eeQtl Blvd. Huntington 8Mctl
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Battered balloonists await banquet
By PHIL SNEIOERMAN
oftM Deltr ...... "•" The winning aeronauts are
recovering from a bumpy lan-
ding, the three mlaalng pilots
have been found , and partici·
pant1 In the Gordon Bennett
Balloon Race are now awaiting
the annual "Survivors' Banquet,"
Friday In C.O.ta Mesa.
During the banquet at the
South Coast Plaui Hotel, mem-
bera of eight h elium balloon
teams are expected to trade at.er
rles about flying through rain,
snow and heavy winds In an ef-
fort to win the dlatance competi-
tion.
With about 25,000 aerial en-
thusiasts looking on, the balloo-
nists lifted o ff Saturday from
Mlle Square Park in Fountain
Valley.
The unofficial winners aboard
SCARECROW METER MAID -Make-believe version of
Laguna Beach's friendly ticket writer Rosie Miclette is just
good-humored fun from Sherwood Gallery on Broadway in
Laguna, but J o Jo Greco, 4, of Anaheim, isn't sure what to
make of her.
Evictions delayed
at . Crystal Cove
By JEFF ADLER Of tM OellJ Not .....
C rystal Cove State Park's
part-time cottage residents reac-
ted rather matt.er-of-factly today
upon learning their July eviction
is to be postponed at least another
year.
·The reprieve came Monday
when members of an Assembly
budget subcommittee agreed to
poatpone the evictions until a
plan for using the cottages is ad-
opted by the Legislature some-
time next year, according to AB-
temblywoman Marian Bergeson,
R-Newport Beach, who repre-
sents the 45-ootta~e community.
"I'm glad it's on ice for that
period. r think they're moving in
the right direction," commented
NATION
Paul Ramsey, a part-time cotta·
ger who lives In North Holly-
wood.
But Ramsey said he was not
surprised by the subcommittee's
action. "We thought we'd get
that.'' he said.
''The only thing rd be pleased
about is if they would honor their
commitment to a 20-year
leaseback," he added.
Another part-time cottage res-
ident, Christine Shirley, said she
was "delighted" by the lawma-
kers' action, but noted it ii only a
"temporary respite."
And Alfred Willinger, a mem-
ber of the Crystal Cove Resident
Association's executive commit-
tee, said the subcommittee'• ac-
(See CRYSTAL, Page AZ )
Optimism unj ustilie'd?
Buslnea analyst John Cunniff aaka why econo-
mj1ta and corporate officials as well as President
Reagan continue to see an upturn in the economy,
despite gloomy report after gloomy report. Page A4.
Cussing's 'good for you'
A USC clinical peychologiat 1ay1 go ahead and
CUii when the need arf.let. Four·letter worda eerve M
a ~ valve, he contends. Pqe M .
Oppenheimer chronicled
PBS, starUng tonlcht and for the next u 'fuel..
daya, portrays the aareer of J. Robert Oppenhelnw,
one of America'• molt. tnCic heroes. P1&e Of.
"Rollie O'Grady" came down 28
hoW'll later about 892 milet away
in a farm yard near C.ody, Wyo.
Joe Kittinger, a former combat
pilot from Orlando, Fla., suffered
a dislocated shoulder and bruises
during the Sunday evening lan-
ding.
U deda.red an official winner,
Kittinger will have broken his
s tring of three co nsecutive
second-place flniahea in the Gor-
don Bennett race.
Hb co-pUot, Los Angelea busi-
nessman Charles W. Knapp. a.1ao
received treatment tor brulaea
auffered ln the landing.
Much of race offlciala' atten-
tion Monday. waa focused on
finding the lone rnillBlng Gordon
Bennett balloon. The "10-Ball,'' a
non-competing "pathfinder"
craft carrying three men. appa-
rently had a radio malfunction
shortly after liftoff, cauaing the
aeronauta to loae contact with
their chaae crew.
An emergency locator signal
waa heard In eastern Nevada
near WU.On Mountain, triggering
a search in that snow-blanketed
area for the miasing balloon.
But race officials received a
surprise Monday afternoon,
when two "10-Ball" balloonists
called In to aay they had actually
landed Sunday morning In the
Ar1rona desert near thl' Grand
Canyon.
"We didn't find them -they
found us," race director Tom
Helnshe1 mer said. "Duane Po-
w ers (the pilot) knew exactly
where he was. It was alwaya
under control, just the way it
should be"
(See BALLOON, Page AZ)
Britain attacks ship
Falklands channel • Ill
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Seat belt Woman wounded
• restraint
'lifesaver'
Laguna shots
leave 1 dead
By JOEL C. DON
O(tfle Deity Piiot Sten
Young children riding Ul cars
could be spared death or serious
injury from tra({ic accidents if
parents made sure they were
restrained with seat belts or spe-
cial car seats, a UC Irvine pedia-
trician said Monday.
Following a two-year study of
Orange County traffic accidents
involving children . Dr. Phyllis
Agran dlacovered only about 10
per<:ent of the youngsters were
restrained in some fashion. Un-
restrained duldren were at the
~rcy of being slammed against
the interior of the car or thrown
from the vehicle. she said.
"Seat belts and car seats have
been shown to reduce deaths but
a lot o f people are not using
them," she said, at a UCI Medical
Cent.er press conference to high-
light California Child Passenger
Safety Week, May 7-14.
(See CHILD, Page A2)
Home gutted
in Valley;
cause sought
Fountain Valley fire officials
were attempting today to deter-
mine the cau se o f a Monday
blaze that gutted a two-stor y
home.
Battalion Chief John Bolstad
said 23 firefighters from Founta-
in \lalley and Huntington Beach
responded at 10:30 a.m . to the
blaze at the home o f Danny
8undakji, 18772 Capense St.
He said a w oman a nd child
who w ere home at the time es-
caped safely, but f ir efighter
Larry Hadlen was hospitalized
overnight suffering second de-
gree burns and smoke Cnhalation.
A second firefighter suffered a
minor injury from broken glass,
he said.
Damage was estimated at
$300,000 to the dwelling and its
contents. The blaze is believed to
have started in the living room,
Bolstad said.
S TATE
By STEVE MITCHELL
O(ttie Oellf Piiot ltefl
A double s h ooting on the
streets of Laguna Beach today
left a 21-year-old Emerald Bay
man dead and a 17-year-old La-
guna Beach woman gravely
wounded.
Police Identified the dead man
as James Anthony Kendall of
Emerald Bay. Identification of
the woman was bei.ng withheld
until h• relatives couJd be noti-
fied.
The 8: 10 a .m . shooting took
place in the parking lot of the
Calvary EvangelicaJ Free Church
at the corner of Legion and
Through streets, police reported.
Police Chief Neil Purcell said
oHicers have been unable to dis-
cover any witnesses to the shoo-
tings, which were heard by resi-
dents of the central Laguna
neighborhood.
A nurse who was m the area
discovered the two bodies lying
near the park 1ng lot of the
church and summoned police
who cordoned off the a rea im-
mediately foUowing the shooting.
Both victims had ~n shot in
the chest. A small caliber weapon
was found near the bodies, Pur-
cell srud.
Paramedics....U min1ste red
emergency first aid to the victims
for more than 40 minutes, but the
male died at the scene, Purcell
said . The t.een-aged woman was
taken to Miss ion Community
H ospital and was reported in
guarded condition.
Purcell said the shooting ap-
peared to be a murder-suicide,
adding officers found a note on
the scene, apparently penned by
the woman describing to whom
she wished her belongings dis-
tributed.
"From what w e can pu~ce to-
gether so far , 1t looks like a
murder-suicide.'' the chief said.
"We found a note that leads us
to believe it was a p~ed event.
and we're now trying to deter-
mine who shot whom. The female
wrote a note discussing who
should get her belongings." Pur-
cell said.
State propositions discussed
Columnist F.a.rl Waters continues his analysis of
the state ballot propositions to be voted on ln June.
Page A6.
I
C OU N TY
A 'second life' at 70
San Clemente re.Sdent Milton Corb, a mere 70
)'MI'S old, gnbl hil 1U1to from Ute ln abstmct painting. Pap Bl.
SCENE -Arrow indicates
location of parking lot where
shootings took place today in
Laguna Beach.
Isamu Garden
Center to
open tonight
The grand open ing o f the
lsamu Noguchi Sculpture Ga r -
den in C.O.ta Mesa's Town Center
begins tonight at 7 o'clock.
The Japanese American Cul-
tural and Community Center will
kick off the week long festivities
in honor of the man Time Mag-
azine has called "the pre-eminent
American 9CU.lptor."
The 1.6-acre aculpturt: garden
commissioned by Henry Seger-
st rom, includes six e lements
meant to reflect the California's
changlng environment. Califor-
nia Scenario, as it is called, is lo-
cated In South Coast Plaza Town
Center along Anton Boulevard
between the American City Bank
and Great Weetem Savin.gil.
INDEX
At Your Service A4
Erma Bombeck 82
L.M. Boyd 'A6
Buaihela 84-5
Call!omia ~
CavaJctde B2
Cluaified 0 1,03-6
Comics B3
era.word B3
Death NoUcea D2
F.ditoc1al A6
Entertalnmenl a
SPORTS
Marine
landing
planned?
By Tbe Asaoclated Press
Britain said one of its warships
fired on a surface vessel today in
the body of water separating the
two main Falkland Islands, and
Argentina threatened to attack
any British s hip or plane ap-
proaching the South Atlantic
war zone
Britis h Defense Ministry
s pokesman Ian McDonald told
reporters in London that the
British s hip was in the fi ve-
mile-wide Falkland Sound, just
oH Bold Cove, West Falkland,
when it opened fire. He said a
"large explosion" occurred.
1t was the closest naval e n -
gagement to the Falklands since
Ar~entme forces seized the is-lands from Bri tain on April 2, and
McDonald said: "The incident
and its location show how tight
o ur grip is on the Falkland
Islands." He gave no other de-
tails.
Other reports indentified the
target vessel as a n Argentine
supply ship or tanker, and said it
was fi red on by the radar-
t'Ontrollcd. 4.5-inch gun of a Bri-
tish frigate, which was said to
have ~n acromparued by other
Bnush warships in the Falkland
Sound.
British correspondents with
the armada. whose dtspatchcs are
subject to <:ensorsh1p. said the
s hip tha t was attacked was
thought to be carrying supplies
and possibly troops to Stanley.
capital of the Falklands.
Fire victims
get break on
cash penalty
WASHINGTON (BW) -The
Federal Reserve Board of Gov-
ernors has authorized member
banks to pay time deposits with·
out early withdrawal penalties to
victims of last month s firestorm
in Anahetm.
The temporary exemplion at-
f ects time depositors suffering
property or other financial lou as
a result of the intense fires that
erupted Apnl 21.
Horoecope 82
Intennlasion C6
Ann Landen B2
Movies C6
National Newt A3
Public Noticee 02-3
Sports Cl ....
Stoett Marketa 85
Television ~
TilMtera C6
Weather A2
World New. A3
Hot hurlers along Coast Ansel1 n1p Yanlcees
Then are a lot of outltandlnc hlch IChool eoftball
pttchen ln the Oranae ~area and molt of them a.re
eopt.xnora and freihmen. Ptae Cl.
~ DeCincM Md OeOlt f.ahn lpll'kled • the ~ beat the Yankeei I.ft the •• opmer at Ana· h.tin Stadium. P.,. Cl.
Aftu 1 amoo&h l1ndln1, Po·
wera and er wman A rthur
Hlckl• hlked 20 mllea throu,h
the anow untU th•r reached
.. tety -and a telephone -ln C.olorado City, Arts., race offid.ala
aald. The third crewman , Mlh
Cavea, remained wtth the balloon
and waa telCUed later.
Htinahelmer maln'\alned that
thla trio waa the beet equipped
for turvival ln dJfficult wlnd and
weather cond1Uont becau.e they
all live ln the C.llfornia deaert
city_. Rtctaea-t.
UnoUIQlal MCOndc wln-
nlf'I In tM Ocldon ct ant father and eon Max.le and Krta
And non of AJbuQue~ue-, N.M ..
whoH craft "Viklna' touched
down near Caaper, Wyo., after
ttaveUna 8~ mil•.
In tnlrd place wa1 th•
"BenJhana," piloted by 1.Mt y..,..1
winnel'll Ben Abnmo and Rocky
Aoki. Their craft traveled 771
mile• before landing near Boul-
der Lake, Wyo.
CRYSTAL COVE . . .
tion moved thJ.ngl "one 1tep for-
ward wtth many 1tep1 ahead."
WW!naer edded, ''I always felt
confident they'~ move ~nal
bly. lt doesn't bring anything to a
conclualon, however."
W ith a proviso that '"'e 23
cot1ages not be left vacant until a
use plan la accepted, the five-
member Resources SubcommJt-
tee set a Dec. 15, 1982 deadline
for the state Parka and Recre-
ation Department to submit such
a plan.
The plan is to be approved by
the panel and Incorporated into
the 1983-84 st.ate budget, accor-
ding to Mn. Berge.on.
In the meantlme, budget lan-
fuage 11 to be included tn th•
982-83 budget, now belng con-
sidered, to enaure that the evic-
tions are delayed, Mn. Ber1eeon
said from her Sacramento office. •
She called Monday'• action a
"reaaonable compromiae that as-
sures public access to the cottaget
and treats re1identa In a fair
manner.''
St.ate officials and cottage rea-
identa have been wrestling with
the problems of how to incorpo-
rate the cottage community, a
national hiatorlcal site, into the
state park since 1979.
SA Heights annex
gets panel look
By STEVE MARBLE
O(tM OMty Piiot St.ft
Newport Beach City Council
members af(J"eed Monday to jump
into the thorny dispute over
what's going to happen to Sant.a
Ana Heights.
• The council said it will form an
ad-ho~ committee later this
month in an attempt lo deter-
mine what residents want to do
wHh their community. The move
could be a preliminary step to-
ward annexation of the area by
·the city.
The Heights, located in county
territory under the J ohn Wayne.
Airport takeoff pattern, has been
under siege in recent months
from groups advocating every-
thing from annexation to New-
port to large-scale redevelopment
as a commercial center.
Council members got a taste
Monday night of how far-flung
the views of residents from Santa
Ana Heighs are.
"I prefer commercial because I
just can't stand to live there
anymore," said Kenneth Gay, a
37-year Heights resident who
said jet noise and traffic has be-
corrle too much to take.
Heights resident Patricia Cox
said she favors annexation be-
cause Newport can help the small
community right back against
airport noise. She said the
Heights, in tum, can serve as a
noise buffer r.one for Newport.
Former Newport Beach city
attorney Hugh Coffin, now re-
presenting a group calling ltaelf
Santa Ana Heights Citizens for
Annexation, said if the county is
left unchallenged, it likely will
push to rewne the area commer-
cial.
"The county, I believe, ~ts
to eli minate a n adve rse
constl tu ency," suggested Cof fln.
Heights resident R ichard
Truofreh said he is opposed to
annexation and favors partial
rezoning of the area as a com -
mercial center.
Truofre h , who heads up a
group known as ABCOM -na-
med for five streets in t h e
Heights, said the county i.sland is
not the rural paradise eome say,
but rather, "a crime.ridden area
with lots of dope traffic."
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There's no doubt about -seat
belts properly used, save
children from death and in -
jury in a uto accidents, says UC Irvine pediatrician Phyllis
Agran.
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CHILD .. •
"I think the single most im-
portant thing I can do as a phy-
a 1 c i an is to get the c hild
restramed," she added.
The $150,000 study, funded by
the state Office of Traffic Safety,
revealed most accidenta were al
s peeds less than 30 mph. Dr.
Agran said 82 percent of the ac-
cidents occurre d on s urface
street& and most children were
riding in the front seat, leaving
them vulnerable to collisions
with dashboards and wind-
shields.
Traffic accidents, she noted,
are \he No. 1 killer of children. In
California. 200 children die and
20,000 are injured each year as a
result of motor vehicle collisions
aa well as non-crash incidents
aucb as cars subject to sudden
atopa, turns, door openings,
swerves and accelerationa. Some
youn gsters are injured just by
moving about in a car.
In the non-crash incidents, Dr.
Agran found 44 percent of the
children were ejected from the
vehicle. Many of those children
accidentally opened a car door or
fell out an open window.
For children more than 4 years
old1 ~belts generally are suf-
ficient. But for toddlers under
age 4, Dr. Agran sai<l federally
approved car aeats -Costing $30
to $50 -offer the beat protec-
tion.
She also drew attention to the
Orange County Trauma Society's
"Baby's First Ride" project, de-
signed to boost public awareness
of the need for adequate restraint
for children riding in qars. ,
Dr. Agran challenged the
notion among some parents that
they could quickly grab their
child in the event of a traffic
collision.
Sunny afternoons
Par11y Gloudy except tor sonny
afternoons today ano WeOn•a·
day Highs today as to 89 OYef·
night lows 49 to 54. High•
W•On•aday 95 to 73
Hunllngton·Nawport area tem-
peratures renoe from a high Of 85
to a low of 5S. E~•. from Point Conc:ep-
llon 10 the Mexican border and
OUI 80 mllet. North-I wlftda 10
10 20 knot• with 4 to 7 loot ew.119
ov•r out•r watera. Ele•wh•r•.
light varlabl• winds b•eomlng
-• to nDt1hWWt 10 to 1a knot•
thlt atlernoon. West to aou(hwM!
ewetls of 2 to 4 IMt. Falt' lodey.
U.S. srJ.mmary
Tornadoes-• 9'>0lled In the
Or•al Plena It thund•rstorme
proauc.d -e -"*' In Min-Mtotl. toulh centr•I Nebraella
and nor1h <*llrll Kanau
Showers end thunder1torm1
eonllnu.d ov« Upper Michlgen
end from eoutti.m Minn.ate to _, .... N9brllka, and lllO In 11M
NebfMk• PanMndte and nonh·
•Ht ColOraoo. No dame~ wu
rlPOr19d lrom the tomadoel.
Th•r• w•r• wld•ly •e•tter•d
showers end a fe• light ano ..
ahow•rt over Wyoming Th•r• -•some 111owe<1 over MalM
CIHr lkiH prevmlled from tht
10Uthem and mld-Allantk: coaa1
10 IM lower MIMINippl V...,.
T.m1>9rature1 around the n•·
tlon early today rano9d from 33 In
Lander. INYo to 79 In St~.
Texu.
.Calif o'!'ia
Spnng IMUld beQln c;r.eptng bedl Into Southern Callfomle on
Wednetd•Y H 1 low-pr•uure
l)'lt9"" 0¥9' NeWd• "'°"'99 ..... ~1 U\9 '**" ctlilty ~
TM Net!onel WMlhef 8ervtoe
pr.cllcla ..., .. .,.. Ctoudl tonlgflt
with • ChMice ol lhowere over
Inland welleya, mounleln1 1nd
deMna. ati• "'°""' deer .._ morning c:toudl Wedneadl)', and
temperah/rH are e11p~ted to wwm.
Temperatures
NATION
HI Lo Pre.
Albany 68 4 t
Albuque 78 •3
Amarillo 85 ~
AlhevMle 92 47
AUente 82 56
Atlante Cty 86 51
AUS11n 79 70 02
BaltlmOfe 78 53
BNllngt 4t 35
Birmlngtlm 64 51
Bbmatdl 52 •2 25
8olM 56 38 12
Bolton 57 47 07
Browntvlle 85 78
BuffllO 65 48
Burlington 68 32
Caper 45 34 82
Charltln SC 76 64
Cherltln WV 77 45
Cherttte NC 80 59
Ctl9yenM 68 35 32
CNcago 118 62
Clnemnali 76 50
C19Y91and 66 50
CkTtble SC IS4 49
Columbut 89 48
011-Ft Wlh 81 65
09Y1on 71 53 o.nver 73 41
0.. Motn.a 81 62 08
Dettolt 89 49
Duluth 82 .. 15
El Puo 94 52
Fargo 114 44 01
AaottaN 50 28
OrNt Falla 39 28 04
Hertford 72 49
Helena 47 34
Honolulu 86 74 01
Houston 78 72
lndnapllt 80 57
Jeckan MS 85 541
Jac:kefwlte 13 ...
~City 82 M
LAI Vega .. eo 101
Uttfa Rodi 91 a
t:.:z-86 51 eo 52
Lubt>ock 88 IM
MempNa 82 81
Mi9ml 7t 74
Mllw9Uk• ... 82
~t.P 85 541
N..,,... 12 66
New°'*11• S7 83
NewYorll 72 51
Nottoll 10 5'
Olde City IO 87
Omaht eo . M
OtllndO a to
.
10
IO katOnll'N•-~·
NOU VS Oto! OI C-'•
Front1: Cold .,. Watr11 .,.
Ptllledphle 74
Ptloenlll 91
Pittsburgh 89
P11and, Me 57
P11and. Ore 59
PrcMcMnce 57
Raleigll 79
Reno 55
Sett Lall• 49
San Ant~ 75
Seattle 50
~~ M
80
St Louis 84
St P-Tampe 83
St St• Marie 51
SpOll-13
Syrac:uM 83
Tc>p9111 78 Tuceon 80
Tuitt 118
Waafllngtn 78
Wlc:Nte 78
c~ Sell.,~ 75
8lytha 80
£\Kalla 5e
Fresno 73
~t., 13
~ 85
74
NeadlM 77
Oellland 69
Paao Aotllea " Red lluft 74
RedwoOd City s.rameneo 57 ..... 58
Sen oi.,. 88
Sen Ft&MllOO ~7
j ....
53
81
43 48
48
49 .05
45
29
35 41 gg 02
45
68 49
80
56 45 82
37
35
84
51
88
50
85
55
68 47
43 51
48
48 .. 42
48
80 ...
A ..... ';-
17 17 17 17 ..
N
Sant• 8.,bera a.t 44
Sante M1r11 82
5100kton 43
Thermal 80
Ukiah 71
Bartt-76 63
Big Bear 57 27
BllN>P 82 35
Lake Arrowh419d 42 32
Long Beach 88 53
Momovta 70 51
MtWhon 40 3d N:'l:1 e..ch 83 55
Ont rlo 84 52
Palm Sprlngt 79 51
Puadena 87 50
Sen e.merdlno 62 51
San Gabri.I 68 50
S1n11 An1 67 52
CANADA
Celgery 54 28 Edmonton 83 2• MonttMI lie 43 Ottawa 42 Regine &~ 33 Toronto 31
VlnCOU\l9t 8t Q Winnipeg 50 ..
Extended
weather
SOUTHERN O ALlfORNIA
COASTAi. ANO -..ouNTAIN
AREAi -'•Ir .. cept pertt, =coe.111.,..,... ... Hlgllelft~--
e6 o .lowt ... toN ..... 111
IM mountlltll Q to 82. LOM '°
10 40.
Station
safety
delayed
A reque1t by Seal B each
School Dlatrict truatee. to check
out the aafety of ~ Sal Buch
Naval Weapon.1 Station hae been
Hl Hide_ by the General Ac-
count.I.JU( OUJce.
An alde to U.S. Sen . Alan
Cranston aald today the GAO
won't look lnto the aafety upteta
of the bue becaW1e a law1uJt is
pending.
Ryan Conroy, Cranatan'1 ueo-
ciate leglalatlve auistant in
Washington, D.C., aaid the re-
quest ha1 been shelved becauae
the Navy cannot dlacuu i11ues
while belng aued.
In Jl resolution adopted last
month, the school trustees ex-
preaed concern for the safety of
500 1tudenll at McGaugh Inter.
mediate School at Bolsa Avenue
and Seal Beach Boulevard near
the 1tation,
The ret0lulion stated that Jar.
ge ships with conventional and
possibly nuclear weapons are
loaded and unloaded at a wharf
about M>O yards from the 11Chool.
The board noted that the GAO
in 1975 mentioned a number of
safety problems at t h e atallon
and aUeged that the GAO didn't
perform any subsequent studies
to determine il the problems had
been corrected.
Craoston had requested the
GAO to follow up its investiga-
tion.
Navy officials said previously
that any discrepancies found in
the report had been corrected.
A lawsuit has been filed in
federal court demanding to know
if nuclear weapons are stored at
the station.
The Navy says it can neither
confirm nor deny that possibility.
Long Beach
cop facing
molest rap
A Long Beach police officer
pleaded innocent Monday to 21
·counts of molesting young girls
who live ln his Huntington Beach
neighborhood. He was ordered to
appear at a May 19 preUmlnary
hearing ln the cue.
Facing the child molesting
charges is Michael Bruce McDo-
nald, 42, an 18-year veteran who
has been off duty for the put six
months becal.18e of an injury.
At his arraignment Monday,
West Orange County Municipal
Judge Ragnar Engerbretaen redu-
ced McDonald's bail from ~250,-
000 to $100,000.
McDonald attorney Gar y
Pohbon argued that this amount
should be reduced further . A
hearing to reconsider the bail is-
sue was set for Thursday.
A Huntington Beach City Jail
official said McDonald was freed
Monday night after he succeeded
in ting bail. ~ Long Beach motorcycle
officer was arrested last week
after several girls who live near
McDonald's south central Hun-
tington Beach home told their
parents about the alleged child
molesting incidenta.
Bruinsma backe d
WASHINGTON (AP) -Sen.
S.I. Hayakawa. R-Calif., taking
aides for the first time on the
crowded field of California GOP
Senate candidates, on Monday
endorsed Ted Bruinsma'a bid to
succeed him.
WINS PRIZE -Daily Pilot photographer Richard Koehler
won first place in the sports category of this year's Associated
Press California-Nevada photo contest with his entry, "Jump
Ball Call." Photo was taken with 180 mm lens in available
light at Jan. 13 basketball game between Laguna Beach and
Laguna Hills high schools. Laguna players Bob Short (25) and
Rudy Dvora k (5) couldn't believe official's call. Laguna Hills
wont~ game, 68-61. .
16 at UC Irvine
to • receive
Dr. James L . M cGaugh,
internationally known psycho-
biologiBt and outgolng executive
vice chancellor at UC Irvine, will
be h o nored with an
"extraordinarius" title Sunday at
the 12th Annual Lauds and
Laurels banquet.
McGaugh will be one of 16
d1.Stlngulshed faculty and staff
members or friends of t h e uni-
versity to be honored for contri-
butions in research, teaching or
community servi.ce.
Sponaored by the UCI Alumni
Association, the banquet will be
held at the Ma rriott Hotal in
Newport Beach.
Recipients of the awards will
receive original monoprinll by
artist Dorrit Kirk, master' of fine
arts candidate at UCI.
Abo honored al Sunday's·
banquet will be English professor
Murray Krieger, winner of the
1982 Acade mic Senate Dis-
tinguished Lectureship Award,
and 10 junior class scholars no-
minated by faculty members as
"ChanceUor's Scholars."
One of the 10 will be selected
recipient of the J ean and Dan
Aldrich Scholarship, which pro-
vides quarterly fees for the
1982-83 year.
Crime in America
topic of lecture
W. Garrett Capune, a professor
of criminal justice at Cal State
Fullert on, w ill spea k on
"America's Culture: The Cause or
Crime" in a free program
Wednesday al Coastline College
Conference Room C, 10231 Slater
Ave., Fountain Valley.
The session, part of Coastline's
"Scholars in th e Community"
series, begins at 7 p.m.
kudos
HONORS D UE -UCI will
honor outgoing executive vice
chancellor James L. McGaugh
Sunday.
2 Estancia
youths held
Two Es tancia High School
students were arrested by Cost.a
Mesa police Monday afternoon in
ronnectton with what pobce said
was the attempted assault of a
16-year-old girl who allegedly
was kidnapped from the school
grounds last week, police said.
The names of the two boys,
ages 16 and 17, were not released.
The pair were arrested about 1
p.m. at the school, 2323 Placentia
Ave .. shortly after the girl re-
ported the incident. The girl wy
unharmed.
Police said the Victim decided
to report the incident Monday
after talking to family members.
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Tripoli 47 killed • ID
Street fighting nares for fifth day
BJ TIM Aaeoola&ed Pnt1
BEIRUT, Lebanon -Su.et flahUna between
rival mWUu ln Tripoli flared tor a llfth Clay today,
and DO&e Mid the week'• bloodahed alrHdy hu
killed_ 47. people and ln)u.red 215.
Clunea between the pro-Syrian Arab Kni&htl
and Mmlem fundament.allata o( the Popular Reita·
t.ance have abo cauted acute 1borta1et of food,
mU.k, dri.nk1nc waier and electridty foe the north·
em port dty'1 500,000 reddentl, a police apokmnan
..td. Firemen and civU-defenM teama braved the sunfire Monday ln Bab el-Tabbaneh to reecue all 40
\enanta from an aparttnent buildlna eet ablue by an
lncend1ary bomb.
Poland expels 2 U.S. envoys
WARSAW, Poland -The U.S. government
admitted that two U.S. J!lmbuay officlala who are
being expelled from Poland met wttb a dlaaident
a.ienilat but denied the Communlat govenunent's
charge that they were trying to undermine the
stability of the Polish state.
It was assumed that the U.S . government
would expel ~o offidala of the Poliah Embusy ln
Waahlng1on. the customary rewtation.
The pernment televillon aervice announced
that acience attache John W. Zerolla and cultural
affairs officer Jamea D. Howard were declared
peraona non lfllla Monday for recei~ rnat.eriala
from ICientiat Ryuard Herczynaki that 'hit •t the
lnterett of Poland."
Israel flight flap wide
TEL A VIV, Israel -Controversy over the
government's decision to ban the national airline, El
Al, from flying on the Jewiah Sabbath threatens to
force an early election, Israeli newspapers reported
today.
Two papers quoted sources close to Prime
Minister Menachem Begin aa saying Begin was
getting tired of pretBUre · to enfOl"Cle the ban, and
might resign and call an election.
The reporta followed a Supreme Court n.allng
Monday that the Sabbath and rellatoua holiday
flights could not be halted without die approval of
the Finance Committee of Parliament.
Reagan summons top leaders
WASHING TON -Top business leaders are About 100 busi.nesnen were 8Cheduled to aee
being summoned to the White Hou.te to hear Pres-the president over a three-day period starting to-
ident Reagan lobby for lower interest rat.es and day. They a.l8o are getting pep tal.ka from budget
congressional approval of the Republican budget director David Stockman and Treuury Secretary
alternative. Donald Regan.
T-bill yields hit low level
WASHINGTON -Yields on abort-term
Treasury securities are down thia week to their lo-
west level in more than two months, ofticiala say.
12.236 percent, down from the 12.78 percent' of lut
week.
The Government ahlo aold about $4.7 billion ln
three-month bUla at an average rate of 12.248 per-
cent, down from 12.675 percent.
About $4.7 billion in six-month T -billa were
auctioned Monday al an average diacount rate of
libel lawsuit • W'IDS
C LEVELAND -Television wou ld be
"blackmailed off the airwaves'' if it didn't fight li-
bel suits, says the producer of an ABC "20-20"
program th.at came out on the wtnnlng side of a
the network Monday ln a suit by a woman who
contended a.he was defamed by the procrun.
The "20-20" segment, "Injustice for All." dealt
with a public corruption acandal that rocked Sum-
mit County and Akron in 1980, including allesa-
tions of wrongdoing on the part of Probate Judge
James V. Barbuto and others.
multimillion-dollar lawsuit. ·
A jury sat through 25 days of testimony but
deliberated only about 51h hours before finding for
·~UillIT~
Mayor demands Gates inquiry
LOS ANGELES -Mayor Tom Bradley or-
dered the Police Comm1asion to review a aeries of
controversial remarks by Police Chief Daryl Gates
as dvic leaders demand Gates' resignation for hie
latest suggestion that blacks are physiologically
different from "nonnal people."
COl1'Ul\imrion whkh has 10le authority to d.i9cipline
the police chief, l&id the group would consider the
ilsue at its meeting Wedn8day.
Gates, a 33-year department veteran who earns
$94,500 annually, on Monday rejected resiination
or apology. He djpnlwed the tnddent as "just an-
other little controversy in the life of Daryl Gates." Reva B. Tooley, president of the five-member
Sirhan testifies first time
SOLEDAD -Insisting he haa felt remorse
ever since he killed Robert F. Kennedy, Sirhan
Sirhan told YllU'Ole board that keep~ him behind
ban after 191M"would be wrong and <two wrongs
don't make a right."
behind the walla of Soledad Priaon, the Jordanian
immigrant saki that while he felt ttmone for h.ia
act. revoking h.ia 1984 parole would violate the Jaw.
"I alncerely believe that If Robert Kennedy
were alive today, he would not countenance sin-
gling me out fOI' this kind of treatment.," Sirhan
said Monday. In a dramatic finale to two weeka of hearings
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VOL. 76, NO. 131
Group protests
TV cancellation
LOS ANGELES -About 300
people who believe CBS' "Lou
Grant" t elevi1lon drama waa
canceled became of 1tar Ed >..-
ner'1 political acUvlt.te., not be·
cau1e of plum m etlna ratln11,
picke te d the 1tud10 w hile the
man they au~ wu veca-Uontna ln c.o .
At s me ln ta the Monday nicbt on the bwy CCII'•
nu o Fairfax Avenue and Be-
. verly Boulevard turned tnto a
me1aphone 1boutln1 ioatch
when three mm mrrytnc a h•
tip with 8'tale vw... polltknid
tlielmelwt OD the comer oppo-
flte the p6drMa.
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Call the number below and your mnaa1• wUI be ...cordtd,
tr.nacrlbed and dellv~red to the appropria~ editor.
TM tame 24-tM>ur anawertni Hrvlce m•1 be m.cl to record let·
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SCATl'ERED ATl'ENDANCE -Only hardy
beacbgoen showed up Monday along Newport
Beach sands near Newport Pier. Sun aeekers
found little sun, virtually zero surf, ocean
D91y ...............
temperatures a chilly 57 degrees and a stiff,
cold offshore breeze. No wonder most people
stuck around the fireplace.
Old letters found
Like sister, Abby
admits 'recycling'
ABBY TOO -Advice colum-
nist Abigail Van Buren, twin
sister of Ann Landen. admits
that she also has been recy-
cling letters in her column.
Viejo pilot
ejects from
jet, injured
A Miu.ion Viejo Marine pilot
who ejected from his A -4M
Skyhawk jet over Twentynine
Palms Monday suffered a broken
leg when he parachuted to the
desert floor.
Maj. Richard Lyle Barton Jr.,
40, waa on a routine lralnin&
mission when h.ia jet crashed al
9:15 a.m., according to a Marine
spokesman at the Marine Corps
Air Station, El Toro, where Maj.
Bart.on la atationed.
The aircraft., belonging to Ma-
rine Attack Squ&<iron 311,
crashed in a remote northern
training sector of the combat
center.
Among the meny attr.ctton1 of
Ci.c>patra wH the feet that the owned her own Emerald mine.
She wa1 one of the flrat of hl1-tory'1 lamou1 namH to adorn
themHlv•• with th• rich,
iuetroua ~.gem. WNot'I II the blrthstolie for ••
Emerald II one of the olde•t
known gem• on earth and wu
found In the mnets of .nc:teot
Babylon. Today It la still one of
the moet admired and cherlahed of gemetonea.
In andent tlmea many atonea
wera mletakenty caled em..ld
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to mllleed the ouatomet ~ """' mlano~rs auch u "evening
enw.ed" jpertdot) Of "Ot1ental
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refer to different 1•m•tone1 ~. The Amn:lin Gem lo-• 'ctety etrlcav forbtde the uae of .,,, .....................
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CHEROKEE, Iowa (AP) -A
group of Mother's Day letters
appearing in the "Dear Abby"
newspaper feature tripped up
Abigail Van Buren one week af-
ter her twin sister. Ann Landers,
admitted rerunning old letters in
her advice column, it waa repor-
ted today.
In a copyrighted story, the
Cherokee DaUy Times said let-
ters to Mlss Van Buren praising
an unwed mother for putting her
child up for adoption and inqui-
ring about the significance of a
sirigle carnation on Mother's Day
were reprints.
A check of the newspape r's
records found the letters had
been uaed previously -one on
May 12, 1979, and one on May 7,
1977.
Additionally, The Arizona Re-
public reported today th.at a rea-
der, Sara Baird of Phoenix, Ariz.,
recognlud the letter about the
unwed mother as one ahe had
read before in Mlss Van Buren's
column.
The Daily Times said today
that Mias Van Bure n issued a
statement through Universal
Press Syndicate acknowledging
the reprints and promising that
"henceforth every reprint will be
labeled."
An Investigation by the P on -
tiac (lli.) Daily Leader and The
Associated Press found th.at Miss
L a nders had been r ecycling
15-year-old letters and answers
in nearly identical language the
last 18 months without telling
readers or newspapers who sub-
scribe to her column. Miss Lan-
ders acknowledged the recycled
Jett.era and promised to label re-
printed portions of columns.
Efforta to reach Miss Van Bu-
ren by telephone in Beverly Hills
on Monday were unsuccessful.
Lee Salem, editorial director of
the Universal Preu Syndicate,
said "All the infonnation isn't in.
I'm sure there will be further
discuasioM between Mias Van
Buren and the syndicate."
@
liEM WISE
Cop-killing
• suspect 1n
'drug fog'-
Murder defendant Gordon Lee
Mink testified Monday that he
lived in a twilight world of such
heavy drug use that he remem-
bered nothing of the evening on
which he is accused of gunning
down a Garden Grove police of-
ficer in June, 1980.
Testifying in his own defense,
the bearded and long-haired
Mink maintained th.at the last 10
years of his life were no more
than a "fog" because he mgested
drugs 90 heavily.
"When you're speeding (taking
drugs)," he said, "the days all
seem to run together."
Mink offered his unusual tale
of rampa nt drug abuse as his
Orange County Superior Court
murder trial neared its climax.
Closing statements in the case are
expected today.
The defendant, 32, who Is also
known as John George Brown,
faces the possibility of a death
sentence if he la convicted of
first-degree murder and special
circumstances for the shooting
death of officer Donald Reed two
years ago.
The young patrolman was
gunned down outside a bar
known as the Cripple Creek sa-
loon. It is now called the Ponde-
rosa bar.
Reed and several other officers
had gone into the saJoon to arr~t
Brown for investigation of as-
sault with a deadly weapon and
drug sales.
Reed's partner, officer Glen
Overly, testified that Mink left
the bar through a side door be-
fore allegedly opening fire on
Reed and other officers.
Wounded in the gunfire were
Overly, officer Dwight H e n-
ninger and two bar patrons,
William McKinney. 27, and John
Terzia, 23. Terzia was shot be-
tween the eyes.
Mink was arrested near the
bar a short time after the Satur-
day night shooting.
Mink testified that he wasn't
even aware of what had occurred
outside the bar until he awake-
ned the next day in Orange
County Jail.
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from Easter hui:iny
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Tax records can be duplicated
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'lb1a form can be requested by phoning the Internal Revenue
' Service at (800) 242-4586.
Be thorough is co-signing
DEAR PAT: A reladve w a1ked me to co-1lp for a car
..... h dab tdia1 a bl& rlJk. ud lt ihre uy way to protect
mytelf If I do 10 Mead wlda W1?
L.E., I.nine
Obvioualy, the r1ak you take depends on the relative! How-
ever, ltud1e8 have lhown that u many u 50 percent of all the
people who co-atin loans are uked to take aome degree of re-
lpOOllbility for the unpaid debt.
'nle main thina to remember la never to CCHfgn a loan for
more than you coufd afford to pay ofl. To protect younelf, you
lhould get everything in writing -from the penon you are co-llCnina the loan for and from the institution lendina the money.
Alk the lending inltltut:lon for copies of all papers re1evant to the
loan, including any warranties on an item purchued with credit.
Get the lender to agree, in writing, to notify you immediately 1f
the borrower m1aet a payment. ~e notification will make it
elller fer you to avoid late fees 1f you do have to make a payment.
The notiflc.ation allo mea.na that you will find out about any
problema before the cue enda up in court.
Try to work out an arrangement with the lender to limit
your liability ao you do not wind up with penalty chargee, at-
torney's billa or court ooeta in addition to the principal.
AJ..o find out if the borrower has llCll'Dethina of value which
miaht be acceptable to you u collateral, even 1f Tt doesn't qualify
u aecurity from the lender'1 point of view. Draw up a written
a,reement under whkh the borrower will eventually repay you,
in part or full, 1f he or she defaulta.
Container gardening described
DEAR PAT: WHre cu I &et laformatio• aboat llow to IJ'OW
vqe&altlea la 1mall co•taiaen cut I cu pat on my apartmeat
balco.y? Several people I now raise very 1ood tomatoea la
coata!Hn ud rd like 10 '*" Wa tlad of prdeaia1 a try. D.E., Cotta Mesa
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Economic
• promise,
1reality
~ JORN CVNNIFJI' m•-ln an IOCINllllY ol bAarre lncanlUtendll. tlwn fl
at lMlt one u... of out9tandin1
conall-.ncy: f orecuta that ma-
na1• to include a recovery In aptfe ot w .. k after week of bid
economic news.
In ttMU, that 1Dlit between the
expectation and the Nlllty can be
viewed u an unuaual I( not bl·
aarre oc:currence, u lf hope for
the promi.-d economic land .eb
1o prwall over the pim fac1I of
Ule.
And It lm't jult the Pl911dent .
and hl1 1upportera who place
their faith 1n the promtae over
reality, althou1h they of coune
are the moet outapoken. C.Orpo-
rate economilta too are play1n1
the aame 1ame.
That too can be viewed u in-
con1l1tent, becau1e If bu1lne11
really expects a recovery It would
aeem reuonab le to a11ume it
would plan for recovery inltead
of red~nventorlea even
more, d to invett in plant
and equipment, laytna off work-
en and otherwile cutting back.
Throughout thoae bu1ine11
forecuta la at leut one conliltent
1111 AIAlYlll
theme that might help explain
the apparent contradiction. The
con1umer, they aay almost in
unilon, will lead the economy up
from the pit.a.
In that cue, lt can be ruaoned,
busineu intendJ to belfn spen-
ding and hirlng when lt getl a
atgn from the comwner, 1pecif:i-
ca1ly a qn that the conaumer la
in a buying mood again. But then
you must ask why they 1hould
expect hlm to begin buying
a1ain. He la, remember, settina
the pink alip. In April, 10,307,000
people were Hated u unem-
ployed. . Moreover, many of t»c.e who
did have jobs weren't reelly very
well ofl. The savfnaa rate. which
had begun to rise, baa leveled off
· again. Many lncomee are frozen.
And strangely high interest ratea
have abut rnilllona of _people out
of the market, eapedally lor can
and hou.aes.
The forecaltl of a aecond-half
recovery, however, seem to re-
duce the significance of some of
these extraord1narily grim bita of
news.
To uy, aa the White Houle did,
that the lateat rise in joblellnem,
by 450,000 ln April , waa
''diaap · ting'' aeems to undera-
ta te the1ize of the tragedy.
Counting thoee who involuntari-
ly are working reduced hours,
and those who have ceaaed to
look, more than 17 million people
are involved, and many of them
repreeent one or more others.
The aign.iffcance of high inter-
est ratea allo aeema to be pulled
down by the forecuta. Interest
ratea have been on the improve-
men t agenda for more than a
year, and still remain prohibiti-
vely high.
THE '
PERFECT
BLEND
OF MUSIC
Z4HOURS
Hett> Alpert
Johnny Mann
Manuef
Johnny Mathis
George Shearing
Chet Atkins
Paul Robinson
Helen Reddy
Nome Paramor
Sounds Orchestral
Arthur Greenstade
Bitty Joel
Noonan Candler
Seals & Crofts
Michel Legrand
Jane Ollvor
ADAY -
Paul Mauriat
Ronnie AJdr1ch
John Grwgory James Taylor
Hugo Wlntemaner
Perry La Marca
John Barry
M1l111 Mlnchllter
~-·-·· BEAMING MOTHER -Mrs. Judy Carr, 29, of West-
minster, Maas., poses with her 41h-month-old daughter,
Elltabeth, at their home. Elizabeth, the nation's first test-
tube baby, was born Dec. 28 1n Norfolk, Va. She currently
w~igha 13 pounds, 2 ounces.
Senator takes offense to article
Sen. Carl Levin, D-Mkh.,
took offense at a magazine
article's deecrtptlon of him u
"disheveled, balding, plump,
perhaps the wont dre11ed
man in the Senate."
Levin aald the Columbia
Journalism Review article by
C.T . Hanson 1u,geated he
wasn't aa "sexy' as certain
other senators.
"Plump, baldin£: c~~eve-led -even worst -I
~ODcla McGeetaey has en-
dured two divorces, given up
cuatody of a young aon, faced
the financial and aociaJ bur-
dens of lingle-parenting and
launched a buafnesa.
Now, as the nation'• new
Mrs .. America. lhe hopes her
can accept with aorne degree
of eerenity. But nonsexy? Mr.
Pre.ident there are llmita to
what any man in public life
ought to be asked to 1tand for
-and thia cromes the limita.
"Or at least I hope It does,
and my wife assures me that
lt does. Of course, in that re-
gard, maybe I cannot trust
her judgment -after all, she
plckl out my clothes."
dilemmas of the 19701 can
help her provide answers for
her contemporaries in the
1980..
The 29-year-old brunette
from Houston won the sixth
annual Mrs. America Pageant
in Lu Vegas.
81npr DellJ Par .. ._ filed
1utt a1kin1 that a Jud .. de·
dare the Md her mUlic ~b
u.hen have exd&lllve r1Cfttl
to the eonc, "Nine to J\ve."
'"'-fedinl court IUlt .. kl
to Htabli1h that "Nine to
rtve'' de. not~ on the
194011on11 "M• and My
l'lddle," written by a ••• ,
Martla and publilMd by c..
darwood PubU1hln1, uld a
Part.on 1pokeswoman.
Ael&del Mill Parton. p~
Uff1 are Warner-Tamerlane
PubJ.!lh1nl C.O. and Fox Fan-
fare Music C.O .
No chargea will be filed
a~ain1t comedian Geor1e
Kirby, Who WU arrested lMt
week for investiotion of vio-
latln1 rulea of a halfway
houae where he la aervln1
time for a dru1 conviction, the
U.S. Marahal'1 office uid.
Kirby, 58, a stand-up oomlc
eerving a 10-year aentence on
the drug conviction, had been
1u1pected of picking up a
package for delivery to an
e9Caped bank robber.
Americana pay too much
attention to the trivial, to "the
quick thrill and the eaay kill,"
aa)'I television newsman Ted
Koppel.
K o ppel wa1 the gue1t
1peaker aa more than 4,500
Syracuse University students
received degreea during the
school's 128th commence-
ment.
Koppel is the anchorman
for the ABC News program
"N lgh tline" and a 1960 Syra-
cuae graduate.
Randolplt A . Hearat,
chairman of Hearst Corp, and
president of the San Francl-
aco Examiner, has remarried.
· Hearst and hia bride, Marta
C. Scn111, exchanged vows
in an Epacopalian ceremony
attended by friend• and fa-
mily members in Hearst's
Hillsborough home.
The bride, a native of
Rome, has lived in the United
Statea 24 years.
Hearst, 66. la divorced from
hi• flrat wife, Catlterlne
Campbell Heant. They be-
came familiar figures during
e fforts to regain their
daughter, Patricia, who was
kidnapped Feb. 4, 1974, by
the Symblonese Liberation
Army.
'Demon defense' movie looins
Script on 1981 slayins trial near completion
BROOKFIELD, Conn. (AP) -
The 8Crlptwriter for a televislon
movie about the "demon de-
fenae" of Arne Cheyenne John-
aon •YI telling the atory of the
alaying and trial 11 turning out to
be "one of the moat difficult
thlnp rve done."
But Bill Kelly 18)'1 hia product
will be an °honest, aoc:urate and
thoroughly documented" ICript
baaed on the February 1981
alaylng of Alan Bono, 40, of
Brookfield.
The case drew national atten-
tion through newspapera and
broadcast reports after the law-
yer for Johnson announced he
would argue that demons pos-
ae11lng hi1 client forced the
1lay1ng to occur. Although the
lawyer prepared an elaborate
defenae and invited aeveral m)'l-
tlcal witne11ea, the Danbury
Superior Court judge who heard
the ca1e refused to accept the
"demon defense."
Johnaon, 20, la serving a 10-to
20-year prison term on a first-
degree manslaughter conviction.
Kelley, 52, of Loe Angeles, is
trying to meet a May 17 deadline
for the two-hour movie's acrlpt.
Filming la to begin after 1ix
weeks of rewriting and docu-
menting. An official of the mov-
ie'• producer said "serious con-
sideration" is being given to fil-
ming the movie in Brookfield,
where the slaying occurred.
Kelley, who has written for
television and authored three
booka, recently spent a week in
the Danbury and Brookfield area
to talk to faw authorities and
others involved in the case.
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aounmd it wW ~ l)'ld•• el d9il O.Uup
Poll becaUll of 1 dtdlnlftl ..,.._Mid ........ to re-~ dtaUibutbl oontnet with the QaUUp Oll'pl'dza·
don.
TM market fot' the poll hM *unic OYS the yean =Uto1 resulta have become .availablt from the news -~ Swven Jehorek, held pnlldent chSef executive oWt:M Mid McnlMy. 11-. IM t}lree Gallup Nj; t.o be~ by Field
wW be for publication Che week of June 21. Jehorek
llUd.
New company lor_lfJed
William A. Terry, former president of Lear Ste-
~·· data producw dlvillon, announced the formation of Epic Computer Producta Inc., a Fountain Valley
4etdper-manut.ctunr-dbtribut.or of lmA1l computer
systems, pertphenla and IOfi.tare
Epic C.omputer fr'oducta resulted from the meraer
of MQl c.ornputer fr'oductaba lltY\m·year-old national
computer periphenla dJltri utor, and Epc Computer
CorJ)., a one-year-old manufacturer of mk:rocornputer
lyttaml and IOftware.
Aho meraed Into the new company la .C~wn
Manufacturing, a hardware and firmware design
group headed by Terry that 1peclalizn in videc. ">e·
ripheralt design and manu!acturtng. ..
Cushman reports loss
Culbman Electron.lea, Inc. of Newport 8-ch reporta
a loll of $192,000, or 18 centa a lhare, for the quarter
ended March 31.
A ye•r ago, the company had a net Income of
$170,000, or 16 oenta a aha.re. ·
Cuahman manufactures communJcationa teat ln-
1trumenta for FM two-way radios and telephone
lyatema.
The board of directon declared a dividend of 3 cent.a
a ah.are payable July 1 t.o 1t.ockholder1 of record June
16.
Bromar enters Hawaiial market
Hope Brokerace Company, Honolulu, hu be-
come the newest food brokerage dMaion of Bromar.
Inc. ot NeWpol't Beech.
The meraer repreeenta Bromar'a entry into the
Hawallan market and marka the 15th food brokerage
office t.o operate• a dJvtaion of Bromar Inc.
Irvine firm IP'luires realty
lrvtne Flnanctal Consultant., Inc., a Newport
BMch·t.ed real ... ayndication ~.Announced
the ~don of Braucht Realty, Fullen.on. In March, Irvine Financial completed the pur-
~ of 8 & s Beeltorw and lnvettmentl, • real est.a~
finn with offkea ln Placentia and Yorba Unda.
l''ideo firm tells loss
Datatron Inc .• a Tuattn-bued m.nufacturer of
compu'terlled video editlna aystema. in\egrated drcult
teati9C1uipment and panel dt.play componenta, an-
nouilced an 09ftl'Una m of $724,448, or 27 centa per
share, for the n1ne months ended March 31.
In the comparable 1981 period, Datatron lost
$168,028 or 8 centa a lhare. ,
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POLLOWBR -Bari
Nolde, 21, bu received
hil oommillic>n as Znd
Lt. in the Army. He ia
the eon of Col. William
Nolde, the lut Ameri-
can GI killed in Viet -
nam before the 1973
cease fire.
Alcohol
to drugs·
revealed
LOS ANGELEs (AP)
-Teen-aaen who are
extroverted, rebelllous
and susceptible to peer
pre91ure are ITIOllt likely
to mow from alcohol we
to marijuana and hard
drup, a five-year study
has found.
"One substance cannot
be aaid t o in v ariably
caus e use of the next
one," aald Dr. G eorge
Huba, a.ociate research
r.sychologlst at UCLA.
'The question here ia if
certain types of psycho-
logical factors will lead to
that transl tion."
Those fac tors were
examined In the stud y
conducted by Huba in
collaboration with UCLA
piychology professor Dr.
Peter Bentler. The study
followed a group of Loa
Angeles-area teen-agers
from junior high 9Chool
through high school. The
studenta were asked to
respond to a question-
naire annually, skipping
one year in the middle of
the five-year span.
He said in 1976, when
the study beaan, re -
sporues showed that 14
percent of the study's
seventh grade boys had
used marijuana, and 2
percent used harder
drup: pilla, cocaine, her-
oin or PCP, also called
angel du1t. Thirty-four
percent uaed alcohol.
Newport
women
to meet
The Newport Beach
charter chapter of the
American Busi n ess
Women'• A..xiation will
meet tonllht at the She-
raton Newport Hotel.
The program w 111
honor tx.et who will be
guestl and one boa will 1 be .elected u be.a of the
t
year. Scholanhip recipi-
enta also will be guesta.
'The dinner beglna at 7.
Jill Goebig wu selec-
ted woman of the year
and will be the vocation-
al 1peaker of the eve·
~tertainment will be l:k1ded by the Saddle-
Jazz Group.
For information, call
Frances Stuck ey a t
830-3009.
Measles
reported
SACRAMEN'ro (AP)
-State Health Dlrector
Beverlee Myen la W'£ln8
that prnchool chllcfren
be immunlled a1aln1t
me11i..
M1. Myers uld
prnchool-•1• children are at the .,_test rilk of
cat.chine ......... in the
per1l1tent California
mxwoudli 1k
She Hid 212 CHH
were l'WDONd dwinC the firat 11 week• of tbt1
year, ancl ae percent
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pall.L.!!.loe yerd. t1oo . .,,,_,, a.-ai Ill now. 840-t7M
M2•rr2 ••••t".rn.~ ••••••• w~""' t oc.MHTAUS ..... , ~oae r ooeen,
PUft OPT W/tflit 11'.t s 1-ttH"t NOO 10 12000 lga 2 9Al tHO Wk, 11p. ~~ f4t5 760-3314 oPlf\ 7-deYt Carpotl. t7M1M
1904314 Hwpt ...... s " Oil Clflof.. .. ____ ,,
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rm, nice. 177&, .............. •••••••••••••••••••••• -.ZNO, 484 HM Ml I Ir, I be...,.....,, IY~ ..,.,,, IW.IM 111f
KCLUOED 1bt ex.a~ ""~pool. Mt to ' •••h••::n:tt••••••••
homo, d~f gar, HOW ~Ylli.~~a.'::' ok. llUdlO,~pdfUI~, OC-MHT::' 1 ..... 89C. d•P· 1l::. ~·ss18. t1~011 :
780-S314 81'-1131. --------_e_A_C_K_IA_Y_C_o_n_do-.-.-d-11 ..........
•Clffn 2 br duplex, off ortented. 3 br °' 2 & den, l~l·n.11 *1 attMt ptkg. Quiet, '4715. 2 ba bltna frlga W/O ••••':'::1'•••••••••••••• Utll• lnc:I. no peta. 1rp1 iMn.w'dac:or ' pooi9 49R. HA. y.arty. ,,pie,
831·1220 M M-1 & patio. te50 mo. lat, bit-Ina, ponong. aoet "°
HURRYf..-.aRia 3br lllt&eec.142·11155 bay & oc:ean. 9rkr -·-· 176-4112 ~tr: olt 1445 Big canyon Condoa 2 & 3
..,. "'" Br .. full golf COUl'M ¥t9w, 1...,_.14 lutnlthed or untum. PoOI. IJL lllTALI lennlt. N<:urlly. 11200
2 8dr 1'A Ba 152& ..... 844-7424 Bkt.
NP' PenlnlUla 1 8r 1 8a,
frplc:, opn ~ celllngl, garage. 1540/mo, Anll
811 . 1515·00H evH/
wltndl. 2 Bdr 1 Ba l600 N-oc•anfron1 3 Br. la-
Both h•Y• garagH I mlly rm. 2 frplc:., )'Mfly. c.,,,.... mf
patio.. Call Jim 83f-7370 12500/mo. 846-0118. ••••••••••••••••••••••
Rernodled 2br on ... t. Cozy Npl Crtat town-... '!!!AIY1 •2 I Ilda, bbQ, klda '430 home, pool, tennla, nr -1.,....,.., mo. It. lY.o
OC-RENTAUJ ti ea c: h . Ca II to a ee Ba. TowntlouM, .. bultl·
750-3314 _ee_2_.oeo __ 1 ____ ~ ~~~r~N~~-
C>C-RENTALS Harbor View Home 3 8r. 2 location 1~·1 $200 to l2000 Ba. tamlty rm. 11150/mo. TSL Mgmt
750-3314 open 7-daye Purchaae option avall. -----------
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•••••••••••••••••••••• 1700/mo. Kld1/aml pet OC-AENTALS olt. Avall now. John. agt.
1·5br'• $200 to l2000 _83_1_·22 __ 4_2 ____ --1
750-3314 open 7-daya Newport Height• large 3
HOME FOR RENT Br 3 Ba. many amenl·
3 Bdrm. H715 Fenced Ilea. 11150/mo. Coll M-yard & garage. Kid• & lhony daya 842-57157,
pet• wetcx>me. 545-2000. 9Ye8 & wltnd• 831~.
Agent no fee. Broedmoor S..¥t9w 4 Br.
4 br, 1'(• ba. trpk:, 2 oar 3 Ba. lam rm, 2 frplc1,
1ar. Sgt famlly. 1800. wetbar. micro, guard.cs
·-" June 1 ·1~-area, pool & tennl1. "-· · v 'v 11200/mo. 844-5403.
1Br condo. 13150/mo. Open &in. 9641 Contlnent.i. (Appty --'---------1 ---=----:__-15:30 dally) 1-417-3890 .............
Pierpoint Condo: 2Br Thrff bdrm, 1824 Port
1 '-'b•. Pool. tennl1 . ~"· Newport Bc:h.I MISO/mo. Cd 141-2519 11060 mo. A. V. Palmer 21,,.....29-7301
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111001mo. 31532 Br•· •van 15251mo tlt/laal vata. Jonathan · · (213)4151-4387 (24 llOUrl) & 110. & c:t .. nlng req. 32102 Via de Ollva.
114n151-25e15 Wat•rfront 3 br. 3•~ ba,
Weat:fleld IPllTm1"L-
BHulllul gard•n apta.
Pattoe/decb. He9t paid •
No p«a. 2 c:hlldren .c-come.
2 Br. 2 Ba. '5315
3 Br. 2 Ba. MOO
3tl w. Wiieen
831-6583 or 842-3708
$500/mo. 2 Br. 1 Ba. up-
per apl., endld ~.
balc:ony/patlo, laundry
rm. AV91. 5-6.
TSl Mgmt.. 642-1803 apeetacular view. Jac, 1---------4
frplc:a thruout. 71' boat W111ahulet
docti. S2000/mo. 18471 •••HOMEFOR.RENT ... ~~1 1Yn !ua1.r., Taowndutt~-Barnatable. Jonathan 3 Bdrm. se5o. F•nced .. ....,.. ..
(213)4151-4387 (24 hr•) yard & garage. Kida 1 eJC. N.wty dleorated,
...... ..........___ "-••2000 ~. ai1ded patio I im.. nu .... ~ ........... _ . .,...,.. · s tr: •••••••••••••••••••••• Agent. no,..,. garege. orry. no .
3 Br • Ba '800 Mo. 945.33 1 or • ~ • Exec: Home In 3 bdr 2 b I •7"' "-"•t Nofthwooc», 2 ltOf'Y with m, a, very n c:e, v ~ ......
xtr• l~m. room. No H75 mo. Near achool. '500-1525/mo. 2 8'. 1 Ba.
doge . Gardener & le2·2211or193-3117 1 atory. •heg, drapH,
water paid. 1100/mo. HOME FOR RENT patio, trplo, d/w. ~
545-2000. Agent, no lee. 2 Bdrm. $475. Oar8Qe. 1 oalllnga, OIWll09·
HOMEFORREHT c:hlld OK. no P•U. TSLMgmt '42·1803
4 Bdrm. '750. F•nced 54s-2000. Agent, no fee. •3bf. rw S.C. Pma, S.A.
yard I garege. Kida & C-'-JMUI Carpor1. PoOI. 1p9. te715.
peta welcome.1545-2000. n-L.-t .&..J Pat ok . 752·1822 or
Agent, no f... "'"um•-3411 841-1480. --'--------...................... ---------WOOD BR 100E-3 Br, RMOrt-'llle adull trec:I nr •2 Br 1 ba M ... vard•
1"'88, nr PoOI & !4nnl1. SC Plze. Pool, grdnr. upp•r. New decor. No
te80 mo. No pell AYall Dtux 18r. No peta. $475 peta. Oar. 141&/mo.
tat wk ol June. & 145 utll. 7715-2680, 133-8974
494-4142. 1558-1829 ---------1 IL 2 IL I IL DEERFIELD· 28r. 2Ba. So. Coul Vlllu. dbl 2 BR den, M.lper cleen, pluatt 2 Ba, nr So. Cat Pina.
cpt, AC. frple. dbl g•· Sec:. gale, pool, c:lbhM,
rage, lg lot, redwood MOO. ITM911
Newly dec:or. GH pd.
enc:I gar. dwahr, pool.
bbq. Adulta, no o.ta. 842-6073. . I dec:kl, nr poola, parka. 2 bdrm 2 car enc:to-
no pita. AYall lmm•d. Hd p'at1o. ,r,150 Cel IAlll -IPrl 18215 mo. 152·14H, Plaza . 1 1575 mo. Adult tMng, 1 Br., car-
13$-3869 545-8708 port, PoOI ' i.undry. No
....... ..... 1---------l pet.a. *425. 131 w. 19th.
3 bdrm, 2'A Da. J.,.,.. ,j .. ,,...,, 1mnl.W _St __ 548-04 __ 12_. ---
garden, comm. pool. ;'T.';"'.tt:~••••••••••••• 2 Br. 1911 Maple Avie, tit
lake, tennla prMrege1 ..... 1Mal 1111 fir, no peta. 2 pet1on1 1875 per mo. 1559.4793 •••••••••••••••••••••• 1425. Sierra Mgmt. 87M180 Super 1 Br. VMla, belc:ony, 641-1324
mini OCNn View. water· ---------lllTIU bed. $•215/mo. WeN!de 2 Br. 1 Ba. con.
1 br, 1 be te60 ~. 4S.3-0803. lral hHtlng, garage.
2 br 2 bl •'"""' atova, carpeta, drapee.
2 t>r'. 2~ b• saoo-iMO ,,,.... .... '141 No pett, ~ ..... 3 br 2 ba 1950 ••"""9••••••••••••••• beda. 1450 + l9C11rlly 3 br: 2'A ba l800 urn. 't!Y:n• Beach tu-depo1lt. 541-540 or
3 t>r, 2 1>a 11500 tum WtY • • -. 8alellte n0-se21. 4 br f'At be 11350 TV. MUna, mold ..W:.,
4 br: 2'A ba M004825 phonH. I 1115/w .. k. I.A Raleof Atty 133-MOO ,_41e-_222_1_. ____ _
, _ ' -6 • Studio, walk to btaoh,
2 BR. 1 ~ ba towMouel.
tmmac:, quiet, no Pott.
aotoony, polio, ,,.,, frpl,
ta215 mo. Ave/I June 1at . ,.,.., .. .inu ,,,_ --akyllghte, pvt entry, nice. ••Atte••••••••••••••• t mo teaM, June 20 to For...-.38r28a..,...., Dao 20. S310 mo. E.SIDE"*,281.garoee,
UH. Arch lch Holl. tss.-1111 chlldren OK. no peta. 15614087. AYll. 1115. 1825 mo. +MC c.ttp, ,.._
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Mtc:hanlo. Paint, wmlah.
Tlak,rublwu. 146-9711
Tht laetHt drew In the WHt ...• Dally Piiot
Claulfled Ad. Ctlll Today 142·5878.
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tJty. ,,_ _ --.1112 6»-2311 =:opt'n~~.re:~ .... ::¥.............. Aellable. ,.,._ ,, .. Ml ._ ~-.. 30 Y'9 ~ •• lw:l't.,..., NMP ..... 87M114 S10/wtl
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1336/mo. 141 Flower St. APARTMENTS •••••••••••••••••••••• Ba apt, tull kttch. tplc, cntn. WOf'k area p1ua ta. Aetnt 641-5032. N&-1te1. Pvt rm, bath. gourmet beam clge, gar, view, recpt. rm. All dona fo
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partnerahlp'a profita. .......... , ... Poot, tpa. S548·1800. n6t count, doee to bl*-...... i............... te4-27at W9& wa W. 171tl St., Padftc: Bluff Hornea. au 4484
Carport. 152·5822 or neet & lhoppllig. mD l ftm1 -•• -~':~P::~3: LOST: 4/27, ""' bit tong
14t-14t0. RM9 ~ Rataa Avall lmmed, turn rm In !.!.2 room oftlcet from 142-7804 . hair fem cat. Foothlllt, C:ADILL1\~ ' 142-1111 ed. 112
UntumltheCI atudloa, 1 & ~ PhofMa twnh .. full hH prtv --· utll. lndudeel. Lag Ntguet. A•wara. Neiwtv ClecOrated Inc. MW 2 br. apartmenta. town· "r ' dlattlWA.M<Mea ~olltndry, F.V. nr 405 Realo.iomlOa 87M 7oo 1100 1q. ft, 2 otce. w/ 4~79 91111 carpet, nr S.C. Plaza. t ....___ .... ~ mo + u. ..... .... ~ ......__. Bdrm unit I a 2 Bdrm ·-Sandpiper, 1117 New· · --· " ""'· ,_ aq.fl ...,..._, ·~~· cpll, FIA drt. O/H Cir,•---------1~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1._ Exac. eac. admin. utlat. & unit. Encl•CI garagH, '64041000 port Pref ma.lure m.,., after B•ach. Cllotc1 patio top cond. Frwy clot• Loet: Slello w.tch 518• vie ..: confidante In Newport
private eunelecke. 817 lllCoetaMeea8'&-t137 7PM. 91U114 location, SS08 mo. 1315. 1000 eq. tt. 1326 ot 18th/Pomona, CM . BASIC SECRETARIAL & Center. long hre .. hard
Jennlf9r Lane. C.M. *S•v•tal atueltoi I 11--.-U-.. --.-,-.--Wanted etralght mile, 131-tOIM O/H Cir, toltet & baetn. '::•rel. 54a.9o2a any-=-~EEP. t-~NG. M!~~~~~ work a chall•nglng lor belml. unltl.,.fumlahed ---o v•r 30, to ellr aup•r •llNl1'.. ttOf'llge loft.17M261. t eomeone unueualty AHL llWt :: := = Wkly rental• now avall. Laguna 8ch cotido. MOO •"Tum Kw Offtoe" S3t0. ,_Ub • "' Lott: QotC1 br9Celet near (714) MM761 bright & eklll•CI. It tlll•
1415/mo. 2 Br. 1 Ba. In today or reMtVe for i~~~.~ rJ";oC:,~~~:~. mo. tat & 1Mt + ,_.. utll. •"B<andl;r OMoe 116. • ......... f! ......... ~:~~n. Val. .. lln't you,~
pool, laundry rm, n•w tun'lf'Mr' momtla. lmar"Y ....... Cal Daw (714) 833-3830 •Seminar/Mt" Room• PMllll'f .__._, llt ~~L ..._ .. & , .. • carpet. UPP« unit. Thia •-4 ~ BMS. """'· dye. (714) 4t7·39t0 • ......-.,.,._.,,__ .. _.., one wont'-" furnte ..... moo.la open 646-7446 ~ hour1y. Lii& • Lott: Brittany Spantet, Good typing ablllty. ... them about thl• ad .
TSt. MGmt. 142•1803 ci.lt'f. .. ... ,..Ub fl# Fem to •hr apactoue ~ng. malltng•. =n:,.:i:,:~Pt!: =•~:.':;1aho~ ~n,~:~,~:hN~:icero~~ ~g~~~:·~1:~.W,!~:;
2 BR, pvt patio, naw pelnt On~ Rd. at •••••••••••••••••••••• N•wport ShorH home cal tor Info 762""408. own timtted UH. Call N.e. A9warCI. 142-4114 BMch non 11o9p11a NI· you're the bell. p1 ....
I cpta, veo.nt and avWI. Sen JoaqW\ H .. Ad. IAYfml' w/matia, own rm. Avall liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Uiur'le It 714-86&·t414 Lott bell friend: M Bee· ~Irene Rutz. reply In contlelence to: Ofnow~.1~ .. ":",·t~Lany ___ 844-__ 1_900 ___ 4 bdrm. 4 bath, sanely lmmed.131·1"2 .......... II ... .., ll 11 t:;•· lie. 317135, l.ag. Mr. CharlH , P.O. Box ,. • ., .,..,.. ..., beach, pier l float. 11•• ,_ .. _._. ..__ ........ ~2t00 8"'•t Newport Beach Newtv dee. 28r, 1be. •t In 18000 tor Auyu•t Biii _,...., --I --tor rent. 1tX20. 1126 ' · ._-.u. .... Block mHon. exp. tor '"' • · blelNa 2 •· 1 la. kltch. Encl patio, gar. n.ft--.. -1 .... 1·91 ••••Att•••••••••••••• .., Iii•~.. Moving to Newport/ REW RD f 1 company In El Toro.,..._ Ca. l2teO ca114&-4Mt 1636noS*al42·2134 ___ ,, .... v, ......., • Oarege,amtaol.laguna LagunalOolllngtor2toS A or return ° Must be exp. w11·0-e_n_•_r_a_l_o_tt_tc_•_·_H_•_•v-y"" ---------1·--------.-.2 bdrm rurn condo, CM. BHch.:..~ blTI to main Ml-TI bcirm, condo. epayeCI fema6t cat, tong foundation rat1tntng phonH. bookkNplng. 1 8'. refng, ttow, cetpeta, 2 BR, 2 Ba. get, tpec. pe-Avall 8111 tllru 8/21 . beactt MO. 4M-3044 ... 00·11100. Call Dall~ hair. blk/b rwn/wht, welle. 151-4691 16.00 hr. Certlfl•d Ap· ~·· 13 7&/mo. :::· ~1:;-ch. 1825 $550 mo. 541-5419 WANTED: Stnote eat ga-Smell tulte, 2tl5 Alwnilde, :t'~ ~.No 4Tt. :::•. "':!~~·~· ~:~ Boet Covert plance. 142-o2AO 1 aft t :30PM. · 2BR 2ba turn o1e1 CCIM· rage tor •lorage only. H.B. acroH from Poet ---------• 5-411-3401 Clyt, 5"411-1109 oenerel help, wltraln. General Office, part Ume,
2 bf, 1'A ba. 110 Joenn Sl Npt Pen1n1uta 2 BClr 1~ from I ;ooo' monthtl: MIHlon Via Joi trvtne. Office. '350/mo. •--I--...... /l---4 I ewe. 15 0 1 29th st. Ne . typing. anewer phon•. Adult• :.ref. Small dog 9a, frplc, garage. opn May 15·Sep 1 . t33-1Mt 640-6667 -/-FY9•/ 876-1123 1•5. Mon. thru Fri. No.
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pool, carport, pvt patio. --------· -1 No. L•QUn•. Jae. frptc, C.M. 2 oMoea. S45'. betfl, Ith t tton F p 1 Firm. A/A, AIP. eubmlt 1475 mo. Chlldren OK. Cozy 2 8'. 1 Ba. beemeCI wkly/mo. 494-17215 etorage avall. 1250/mo. w UH 0 r~p · a. m.Jt. ,,,. ounCI: omeranlan m x. data to comput•r Mrv. Muet be neat and able to no pau. 84 5-30 1 7 ; celltng, patio, garage, 64&-3345, 494-3803. conf. room, kllch, phOM •... '!fl!!: ... ;,........ brn lam; Shepherd mix. F call 67u 522 wort! with public. Outlet 213-375-8107 Newport Height•. Mo Lldo8-yfronttuxury48'. MCretartal l word pro-Coeta MM• baaed •ngl· btk I tan mat•: Cairn Of appt · Include r•gletarlng
.. EAR 9 0 . C 0 .. 9 T pat•. I 5 2 5 / mo. 5 Ba. l'lome: Mp, tannte, 1817 Weetdlff, H.B. Want ceeelng. M .. I metMQe nHrlng buetne ... HO. Tef'rler fem; Auetrallan Bkkpr/8cty, 1 girt ollloe, gue111 In very buty RV " ,.. 145-1812. l>eec:he9. Broker c:ooc»-ttnanclal ln11. 7000a.t. Mf'V. avail. eeparattly II ooo. (503)766-6416 Shepherd Trim.,.; Lab tome computer work. PARK . Cuhter exper
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Patio, eec. "•t•. pool. tam. rm. deck, Clbl "•· .. 11 00 .. A. ... _,. "30 -• ter. ~ 1111 •..a...,. • • I -" rage, uosun. S7501~. Sal let• 2 Br. tiff pt 8 . .,20 eq. tt. · P9f SCI· - -V7 ....... • "' ......,. • _,_ -a_._ --• :~~=+r.~~t::' 1eo.1eet. '250,__ Mey & June. U .• 3978 Birch .. H.B. Exec. ~c .'""Pvtbath & RESORT • YOSEMITE SCRIUL£TS P=.~~. .. M ,__.. ASSISTANT MANAOEA
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675-2910 Aetnt 5"41·6032 View, reception arM, 2 AREA: ,_..,,.ant. OM'I> ,... Newport Archee Mat1na.1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil lmmed tull-tlrne poaltlon• Newer 2 br, w/gerag•, ... lllm.Y .....:.:..:...::..;....;... _____ 1---------tge WOf'k rme a bad'I. At· gtounde, rental•. S226, laR~ c 1oAM 3PM avall tor aggreHlv• In·
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1445/mo. 646-66n MOO/mo 421 E. Balboa •••••••••••••••••••••• ...., -·-Como6tX.. --.1113 Fondfy . T1ncf• :2:· Mon..frt., Mk ..... .., ... king with people. Muet
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end Ea tald• 175-9797 Avalt. now. Weekly thru Elegant Exec auu .. In ---·-UWOUM a..M -.w tnterHteCI apply alter 16s01::.•~ . Exec. re;reat, 1 bdrm -""""*---·.,..a_n.~7.,..9_7~3·_~ pr"tlolout toe. Incl ... Newpor1 ...,.,.. offloe ... Ill Thia rc:Y .-it llW dog •,, 1111 II ,,,._::!:' 15PM CIMl'f, Mil IOf Jana: tnellan w• VIia. Un, 3 cretarlal, recepllontet, epaca, reoendy remode-LHH avallabl• June 11 1 b Mutt ba able to wottl Sat. -ME & ED'S PIZZA II r.. Ull condo, aauna. I:; pool. BR, 3 ea. telephone an• l more. led, xtnt loce~t:;o.r•r· 11ttt, Cal OIGk Cott •c 00 0 •come • & sun. Other. hre. to ba Experienced In hMYV kit· 17th & Tuttln, CM ...................... tmmac. cones. Imo. Cell 714-640-5548 Otcl from MM mo. On-king. Marti 17 • 714-641-1112 ~d ~~ arranged AoolYln pereon· ch•n cleantng In • teed ---------
PHEASANT CrHk Et &42-11181131·711t call ofce 1186 mo. THE ••••-•a-iiiii!!!~!i!~iiiiil.~-~1~·~-~·~"~"'"'UHWORM~~~ K•rm Rima· Hardware capacity. 8pant1h l En-..a&. a.f.
Toro. New, dlx. 1 br, 1 Nie. 3 8r. 8 Ba. Condo, I.We ....... HEADOUART~S COM· •• -•~• ltup6CI In ttlet ' 112t11~~Hel~rb01~~81~.!' C~·~M~.~~·1 gt11PMth ~•7c .. a.~aary. Houre: FuUtlme, fOf fut-peceel ba. condo. Partdllce Mt· pool, JacllUI, attecheel Luxury 4 8~ 6 ba turn PANIE8: A profeeelonal Fantaetlc ~ 500 aq.fl •ILDAJI ~young AtaNn dog 1~ • f """ surgeon's otttce. N-·
ling....., Of1ented, ten-garage . 17 2 6 /mo. home, tennta-bMchM. •nvlronmant. (7 14) fUrnlehed, 2 room auit.. ... l'lm wired OOlaf. Vfc Harbor C E C d por1 Center area. Sacit ~~· • .,._ Wtr. pCIM. Me-118'. AYlll now ttwv Oot. Mey, as1-oee1 IMO. 176-l400 own your own t>eautllut Shopping Center. CM. J;~11,.,,"e~ie1r:ft~~··n' lleN otno. exper1enoe helplut. -.1611-1525, 10-6P._ June, & Oct. *4900 per bid d 1 ...__._ ......_ ano _......_,__54e.._1_n_6_____ " ..,.. ... 2 ..... · 40"" par wee11 Daye ott Photo tiling duUM. c.n Walk to beech, Newport A 11600 ._., ewer g, own own --.--· ._.... ...-.. D.E.S .. n .... _. • ...,_ • M-4 12AO (i-12 2 6) ... d.-Shoru. 1 er. 1 ea. m.:·oJ'8· 975 9014: H8.3offloeenowavall. wearetON.FllNonetrom l.....i. 1311 -·--very • • • ·· -.-S446/ I Id tit ' . • ' at 70. tQ.ft. 4t~1 424 a Pana, Inc., °"9re the un-•••••••••••••••••••••• ,_,_ MEDICAL AatStt. limited ..,,. "41 ,__._ 1m1~ .. n~1 u •· 627-7408 235 aq.ft. tt3-1~t lque=p rtuntty to NII AO~ Pert/Um•. lor exciting Pt .... call tOf app't 1>9t· >C.ray cen. req'd.(MS). •••••••••••••••••••••• ........ .,_...., · 1--....:....------net. known brand• Hal LINE Newport Beach office. ween tAM • 5PM. Mon Rex. tn. 131~
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... 1t1--1t •-f lllflU'JI ~,..__ king, TU,.N..f<EY AllO-tory, flxturH, training ~Pr~ .... ~,~.. COOKSlHoet ........... t>uay Batboe letenCI ... 1 anytime. 546-07116 o.tuxe ~ X'tra far· .,_ -•• .,--...... OIA"T1:14tt-2213 program, trip lo merket .. ...-" .,._, -... NEED f .,....,_, •••••••••••••••••••••• fllllEllS ./ .._.. ..,.... d d 1 t Ml4817 prefCI. bul not nee. Full 1:1:u pereon or manu-ge 2br. 2ba, bttna, Studio apt. ocean vl!~.i HI•-=-.. .J ... _1 Hlf an gran open ng pro· Ot p/tlfM. ~=-lacturlng taahlon "°"9ry, dlwhr, 1~ ml ... baaeh. utll tncrd .... 75 mo. ~ Olelett & fatwt -."N# -motronl Abaolutety no .-.. on ... -. 2 , lull time. Engllah apea-
Multl. no peta. S&OOmO Encino In ~ a.m.n.. A" ctltnta --.ed~h ··oAoN·A·o·it9MAA~ competition ·~11n11 ""' I :..a.. • :JS ... .,, -king pr•t•rred. Cr191a1 &'6-IM2 ( .. the Mgr Apt C) pho4oa & Ntll•IOet. -~ Ofllc•IMedlcal/Aetall. qualftyF ~~:...... LINI COSTUME PARTS tor CrMttont. 711 W. 17th. ,.__ vtalbWty Mee.At -FOlll ~"'"" .... -.S Yount outgoing people St. ''8'• 7, Cotta Mola.
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Battered balloonists await banquet
BY PHIL SNEIDERMAN O(tMDellY ..........
T he winning aeronauta are
recoverlns from a bumpy lan-
d lns. the th ree m111lng pllota
have been found, and partici-
pants In the Gor don Bennett
Balloon Race are now awaltl~
the annual "Survivors' Banquet,'
Friday ln Cotta Meu.
During the banquet at the
South Cout P lau Hotel, mem-
ben of eight he lium ba lloon
teama are e xpected to trade at.o-
riel about flying through raln,
anow and heavy wind.a In an e f-
fort to wln the dlatanoo competl·
tion.
With about 25,000 aerial en-
t hualaaUI looking on, the balloo-
nlata lifted off Saturday from
Mlle Square Park In Fountain
Valley.
The unoftlcial winnera aboard
SCARECROW METER MAID -Make-believe version of
Laguna Beach's friendly ticket writer Rosie Miclette is just
good-humored fun from Sherwood Gallery on Broadway in
Laguna. but Jo Jo Greco. 4, of Anaheim, isn't sure what to
make of her.
Evictions delayed
at Crystal Cove
By JEFF ADLER
Of .... Deir ""°' ..... Crystal Cove State Park's
part-time cottage resident.a reac-
ted rather matt.er-of-factly today
upon learning thelr July eviction
la to be poctponed at least another
year.
T h e r eprieve came Monday
when members of an Assembly
budget subcommittee agreed to
postpone the evicttona until a
plan for using the cottages la ad-
opted by the Legl1l1ture some·
time next year. aocordins to As-
aemblywoman Marian Berge&0n,
R-Newport Beach , w ho repre-
sents the 45-cottal(e community.
"I'm glad it's on lee for that
period, r th.ink they're moving ln
the right direcUon," commented
NATION
Paul Ramsey, a part-time cotta-
ger who Jivea in North Holly-
wood.
But Ramsey said he was not
sucpriled by the subcommittee's
action. "We thought we'd get
that," he aaid.
"The only thing I'd be pleased
about is if they would honor their
commitment to a 20-year
leueback," he added.
Another part-time cottage res-
ident, Chrlstine Shirley, uld she
wu "delighted" by the lawma-
ken' action, but noted lt la only a
"temporary resp ite."
And Alfred Willinger, a mem-
ber of the Crystal Cove Resident
Aaaociation'a execuUve commit-
tee, aald the 1ubcommlttee'1 ac-
(Sff CRYSTAL, Page Al)
Optimism unjustilie'd?
Bt.u1lneM analyst John Cunnilf ask.a why econo-
mltta and corporate offlclalt a1 well a1 Pre1ident
Reagan continue to see an upturn in the economy,
despite gloomy report after sloomy report. Page A4.
CUBBins's 'good !or you'
A USC cUnJcal p1ycholo1ilt aay1 go ahead and
elm when the need arilel. Four-Jetter wordl Ml'Ve u
a ~ valve, he eontendl. Pap M .
Oppenheimer c.luonicled
PBS, 1tartins tmiaht and tor the next~ days. portrayt the CllNll' of J. ~ ,
one ol. America'• melt tnClc heroea. Pait . •
"RoUe O'Orady" ~ down 28
h<>IJ.l"l la~r about 892 milea away
• ln a farm yard near Cody. Wyo.
Joe Kittinger, a former combat
pilot from Orlando, Fla., auffered
a dislocated shoulder and brulaee
durlng the Sunday evening lan-
ding.
If declared an official winner,
Kittinger wlll have broken h11
atring of three conaecuttve
aecond-pl.aoe finiahes in the Gor-
don Bennett race.
HI.I co-pilot, Loe Angeles buai-
netanan Charles W. Knapp. al8o
received treatment for bruiaea
suffered in the landing.
Much of race offlclala' au.en-
Uon Mon day waa focuaed on
flnding the lone m1aa1ng Gordon
Bennett balloon. The "lC>-Ball," a
non-competing "pathfinder"
craft carrying three men, appa-
rently had a radio malfunction
ahortly after liftoff, caualng the
aeronauta to lose contact wlth
thelr chue crew.
An emergency locator algnal
was heard In eastern Nevada
near Wilson Mountain trlQerin.g
a search in that snow-blanketed
area for the miaaing balloon.
But race officials received a
surprise Monday afternoon,
when two "10-Ball" balloonlats
called In to 1ay they had actually
landed Sunday morning In the
Ariiona desert near the G rand
Canyon.
"We didn't fmd them -they
found ua," race director Tom
Helnahelmer said. "Duane Po-
wers (the pilot) kn ew exactly
where he was It was always
under control, JUat the way H
should be."
(See BALLOON, Page At>
Britain attacks ship
• .
Falklands channel • Ill
Seat belt Woman wounded Marine
landing
planned?
• restraint
'lifesaver'
Laguna shots
leave 1 dead By Tbe Auociated Presa
Britain said one of its warships
fired on a surface vessel today in
the body of water separatmg the
two mam Falk.land Islands, and
Argentina threatened to attack
any British ship or plane ap-
proaching the South Atlantic
war zone.
By JOEL C. DON or..,. o.it, "°' ,..,.
Young children riding an cars
couJd be spa.red death or eerious
inJury from traffic accident.s if
parents made sure they were
restramed with seat belt.s or spe-
cial car seats, a UC Irvine pedia-
tncian said Monday.
Following a two-year study of
Orange County traffic accidents
mvolvlng children. Dr. Phyllis
Agran discovered only about 10
percent of the youngat.ers were
restrained in some fashion. Un-
reattained children were et the
mt:rcy of being alammed against
the lnterior of .1he car or thrown
from the vehicle, she aaid.
''Seat belts and car aeata have
been shown to reduce deaths but
a lot of people are not using
them," she said, at a UCI Medical
Center press conference to high-
ligh t California Child Pa,.,senger
Safety Week, May 7-14.
(See CHILD, Page At)
Home gutted
in Valley;
cause sought
Fountain Valley fire officials
were attempting today to deter-
mine the cause of a Monday
blaze that gutted a two-story
home.
Battalion Chief John Bolstad
aaid 23 firefight.era from Founta-
in Valley and Huntington Beach
responded at 10:30 a .m . to the
blaze at the home of Danny
Bundakji. 18772 Capense St.
He said a woman and child
who were home at the time es-
caped safely, but firefighter
Larry Hadlen waa hospitalized
overnight suffering aecond de-
gree bums and amoke inhalation.
A aecond firefighter suffered a
minor injury from broken glasa,
he said.
Dam age was es t imated at
$300,000 to the dwell.Ing and its
content.a. The blaze ia be1Jeved to
have started in the living room.
Bolstad said.
STATE
By STE VE MITCHE LL
()(the Oelff "°' 11.tf
A double shooting on the
street.a of Laguna Beach today
left a 21 -year-old Emerald Bay
man dead and a 17-year-old La-
guna Beach woman grave ly
wounded.
Police identified the dead man
as James Anthony Ke ndall of
Emerald Bay. Iden ti flea lion of
the woman was being withheld
until h* relatives could be nod-
fied.
The 8: 10 a.m. shooting took
place In the parking lot of the
Calvary Evangelical Free Church
at the corner of Legion and
Through streeta, police reported.
Police Chief Nell Purcell said
offtcers have been unable to dis-
cover any witnesses to the ahoo-
tlriga, which were heard by resl-
de n ts o f the central Laguna
neighborhood.
A nurse who was in the area
discovered the two bodies lying
near the parking lot o f the
church and summoned police
who cordoned off the area im-
mediately following the shooting.
Both victims had been shot in
the ct\est. A small caliber weapon
was found near the bodies, Pur-
cell 1a1d.
Paramedics administered
emergency first aid to the victims
for more than 40 minutes, but the
male died at the scene, Purcell
said. The teen-aged woman was
take n to Mission Community
Hospi ta l and was reported in
guarded condition.
Purcell said the shooting ap-
peared to be a murde r -suicide,
adding officers found a note on
the .cene, a pparently penned by
the woman describing to whom
she wished her belongings dis-
tributed.
"From what we can piece to-
gether 10 far, it looks like a
murder-suicide," the chlef said.
"We found a note that leads us
to believe it was a planned event,
and we're now trying to deter-
mine who shot whom. The female
wrote a note discuuln~ who
should get her belongings. ' Pur-
cell said.
State propositions discussed
Colwnnilt Earl Wat.en continues his analysla of
the 1tate ballot propolitiont to be voted on in June.
Page A6.
COUNTY
A 'second life' al 70
San Clemente 1'91ldent Milton Corb, a mere 70 ~old, trabl hJa pto from life 1n abmact pAtnUna,
Pqt Bl. -·Hot llurlen alo1J6 CoaBt
There .,. a Jot of outltabdiDC hiCh IChool IOftball
p(tcMn In the arana. eo.t .. And molt of them ... ~end freihmm. ~Cl.
4
SCENE -Arrow indicates
location of parking lot where
shootings took place today in
Laguna Beach.
Isamu Garden
Center to
open tonight
The grand opening of the
lsamu Noguchi Sculpture Gar-
den in Coata Mesa's Town Center
begins tonight at 7 o'clock.
The Japanese American Cul-
tural and Community Cent.er wilJ
kick off the week long festivities
in honor of the man Time Mag-
azine has called "the pre-eminent
American sculptor."
The 1.6-acre aculplW't: garden
commlsaioned by Henry Seger-
s trom, includes six elements
meant to reflect the California's
changing environment. Califor-
nia Scenario, as ll ia called, is lo-
cated in South Coa.st Plaza Town
Center along Anton Boulevard
between the American City Bank
and Great Western Sa~.
INDEX
At Your Service A4
Flma Bombeck B2
L .M. Boyd A6
.8uainell 84-5
Oa.lltomia A6
Cavalalde B2
O..Wed Dl.03-e
ComQ 83
Cro.word B3
Death No\.lca D2
JCdltorial AB
lllnW11ainment C6
SPORTS
British DefeQ'se Minis try
spokesman Ian McDonald told
reporters in London that the
British ship was 1n the f1ve-
mile-w1dc Falkland Sound, just
off Bold Cove, Wes t Falkland,
when 1t opened fire He said a
"large explosion" occurred.
1t was the closest naval en-
gagement to the Falklands gjnce
ArR:entine forces selied the is-
lands from Brit.am on ApriJ 2. and
McDonald said : "The incident
and its location show how tight
our grip 1s on the Falkland
Islands." He gave no other de-
tails.
Other reports mden tifted the
target vessel as an Arge ntine
supply ship or tanker. and said it
was f1rt·d o n by the radar-
controlled, 4 5-mch gun of a Bri-
tish frigate, which was said to
have l:x-en accompamed by other
British warships in the Falkland
Sound.
British c:o rrcspondcnts with
the armada, whose d1Spatches are
subject to censorship, said the
ship that was attacked waa
thought to be carrylng supplies
and possibly troops to ~>tantey,
capital of the Falklands.
Fire victims
get break on
cash penalty
WASHINGTON (BW) -The
Federal Reserve Board of Gov-
ernors has authoriied member
banks to pay time deposita with-
out early withdrawal penalties to
victims of last month's firestorm
in Anaheim.
The temporary exemption af-
fects time depositors suffering
property or other financial loa as
a result of the intense fires that
erupted April 21 .
Horoecope 82
Intennlaalon C6
Ann Landen 82
Movies C6
National Newtt A3 I
Public NoUOl!I 02-3
Sparta Cl-4
Stock Marketa &
TeleYlaion 0
Thea ten ce
Weather A2
World NeWI A3
Angel~ alp Yankees
Doua lleQ.nc,. and Geoff Zahn 1pukJed .. tM
Ancell beat the Yan.keel In the •rt• OP811!9f at Ana· hltm St.dlum. Pap Cl.
•
BALLOON RACE· .• •
After a 1mooth landln1, Po-
we rs and crewman A r thur
Hickle hiked 20 mile• t h rou9h
the 1now untU they reached
aafety -and a teltphone -ln
Colorado City, Arla., race otfldala
1ald. The third crtwman, Milt
Caves, remained with the balloon
and waa reecued lat.er.
Helnahelmer maintained tha\
thla trio waa tht? beat equipped
for survival ln difficult wind and
weather concUtloN becau.e they
all live In the California desert
dty, Rldaecr'elt.
Unofficial aecond·place wln-nen 1n the Gordon Bennett are
fathtt and aon Mute and K.rla
Andenon of Albuque~ue, N.M.,
whoae craf\ "Vlklna' touchfld
down near Ca1per, Wyo., after
traveUna 860 milea.
In third place waa the
"Benlhana." piloted by lut year'•
winners Ben Abruu.o and Becky
Aoki. Their craft traveled 771
miles before landing near Boul·
der Lake, Wyo.
CRYSTAL COVE ...
tion moved th.lnp "one llep for-
ward with many at.epe a.heed."
. WUllnger added, ''I always felt
confident they'd move responal-
bly. It doesn't bring anything to a
conch.aalon, however."
ding to Mrs. Berget0n.
In the meantime, budget lan-
guage ta to be included In the
1982-83 budget, now beln& con-
sidered, to enaure that the evic-
tions are delayed, Mn. BeraetOJ'l
said from her Sacramento olfioe.
Oelly "9tle.ff,...._
STUDIES SAFETY -
There's no doubt about -seat
belts properly used, save
c hildren from death and in·
jury in auto accidents, says
lJC Irvine pediatrician Phyllis
Agran.
From Page A I With a provlao that the 23
cottages not be left vacant until a
uae plan ta accepted, the five-
member Resources Subcommit-
tee aet a Dec:. 15, 1982 deadline
for the state Parka and Recre-
ation Department to submit such
She called Monday'• action a
"reasonable compromiae that u-
SW'8 public access to the cottages
and treats residents in a fair
manner.''
CHILD .. •
• plan.
The plan ta to be approved by
the panel and incorporated Into
the 1983-84 1tat.e budget, accor-
State officials and cottage ret-
ident.a have been wreetllng with
the problems of how to incorpo-
rate the cottage community, a
national historical atte. Into the
state park since 1979.
SA Heights annex
gets panel look
By STEVE MARBLE 0t" it. D.ily Not l u ff
Newport Beach City Council
members a~ Monday to jump
into the thorny dispute over
what's going to happen to Santa
Ana Height.a.
The council said i l will form an
ad -h ot committee la ter this
month in an attempt to deter-
mine what residents want to do
with their community. The move
could be a preliminary step to-
ward annexation of the area by
the city.
The Heights, located in county
territory under the John Wayne
Airport takeoff pat.tern, has been
under siege an recent months
from groups advocating ever y -
thing from annexation to New-
port to large-scale redevelopment
ps a commercial center .
· Council membera got a taste
Monday night of how far-flung
the views ol residents from Santa
Ana Heighs are.
"I prefer commercial beca~ I
iust can 't s tand to live the re
anymore," said Kenneth Gay, a
37-year Heights resid e n t who
said jet noise and traffic has be-
come too much to take.
Heights resident Patricia Cox
said sh e favors annexation be·
cause Newport can help the small
community fight back against
air port noise. She said the
Heights, in turn, can serve as a
noise buffer zone for Newport.
Former Newport Beach city
attorney Hugh Coffin, now re·
presenting a group calling itself
Santa Ana Heights Citizens for
Annexation, said if the county la
left unchallenged, it likely will
push to rewne the area commer-
cial.
''The county, I believe, want.a
to e l imi n a t e an adverse
constituency," suggested Coffin.
Heights resid e nt Richard
Truofreh said he is opposed to
annexation and favors partial
rezoning of the area as a com-
mercial center.
Truofreh. who heads up a
group known as ABCOM -na-
med for fi ve s treets in the
Height.a. said the county taland is
not the rural paradille aome say,
but rather. "a crime.ridden area
with Iota of dope traffic:'
"I think the single moat im-
portant thing I can do as a phy-
a i c 1 an la t o get the c hild
restrained," she added.
The $150,000 1ludy, funded by
the state Office of Trame Safety,
revealed most accidents were at
speeds less than 30 mph . Dr.
Agran said 82 percent of the ac-
ciden ts occurred on sur face
streets and most children were
riding 1n the front aeat, leaving
them vulnerable to collisions
w ith dashboards and wind-
shields.
T raffic accidents, she noted,
are the No. 1 killer of children. In
Callfomla, 200 children die and
20,000 are injured each year a.a a
result of motor vehicle collisions
aa well as non-crash incidents
such as J:&tS subject to sudden
stops, turns . door openings.
swerves and accelerations. Some
youngsters are injured just by
moving about ln a car.
In the non-crash incident.a, Dr.
Agran found 44 percent of the
children were e jected from the
vehicle. Many of those children
accident.ally opened a car door or
fell out an open window.
For children more than 4 years
old, seat belts generally are suf-
ficient. But for toddlers under
age 4, Dr. Agran said federally
approved car seats -costing $30
to $!50 -offer the best prote<:-
tion.
S he also drew attention to the
Oranae County Trauma Society's
"Baby's First Ride" project, de-
signed to boost public awareness
of the need for adequate restraint
for children riding in cars.
Dr. Agran challenged the
notion among some parents that
they could quickly grab their
child in the event of a traffic
collision .
Sunny afternoons
Parity cloudy ••GePI fat aunny
11ternoon1 tod1y 1nd W1dn11-drf. Hlghl lodly 65 10 69 Ov«·
nlghl tpw1 48 to 54 Hlgh1
Wedn1ad1y fl5 t o 73
Hunllnglon-Newporl 1re1 1em-
per1turM <Inge from • high of M
10. low of 55 E!MwMf•. trorn Point ~
lion to the M••le1n border 111d
out 60 mllee North-I wtnda 10
to 20 knot• with 4 10 7 loot ...n1
over outer w1tera EIHwh•r•.
tight nrl1bl• wlnd1 becoming
.-t to north-I 10 to 18 knoll
thlt alt•noon WMI 10 M>Ul"-t ...,.... of 2 to 4 feel Fiii< loctey
U.S. summary
Tomad<>M -• IC)Ottecl In the Grell Pl1n1 II thunderttorml Pf~ -•-"*In Min· MeOll. south centre! NebrHkl
Md north c.nttef K1nau.
Showera 1nd thunder1torm1
continued over Upper Mlchlgen
Ind rrom 10UIMin Mlnnelot• to
... 19NI Nebflekl, Md llSO In 11141
Het1111k1 P1nh11ld .. end n0tth·
Hit co1or1do No d1m1ge w11
reoortecl lrom the t0tnllda.t
There were wtdely 1c1ller•d
ahowere ind a lew light 1no""
111owera over Wyoming Thert
-· -.,_, -Melne CIHr 1klnf,•V•ll•d from tht
southern 111 mld-All1ntlc ~· to the IOWW Mlultllc>PI V'*'t.
Tem.,.,11ure1 1round IM n•
t10n _..,. loctaY renoecl ll'Otll 33 In
Linder. Wyo. to 79 W. Sfownevlle.
Teua.
California
• #
Temperatures
NATIOH
"lbeny AlbuQUI "m•tlllo Nhev!He
Alllnll
Atlante Cly
Auttln
Blltlm<>t•
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81-Glc BolM
8ol1on
Br~
Buffefo
Burlington c-c-Cllattatn SC
Chwt.tn WV
Chlfltll NC
Cheyenne
ClllcaO<> Clndnnltl
Clevelan<I
Clmt>11 SC
Columt>u• 011-FI Wth
Oeyton
OenV«
OM MOIM9
Ollrolt
Duluth
El Puo
Fatgo Fllgtt•ll
GrMI Filla
Hitt ford
Helen• Honolulu
Houlton
lndneplll
Jeclc1n MS
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78 43
85 54
112 47
82 56
66 51
79 70 02
78 S:l
41 35
84 St
52 42 25
56 36 12
57 47 07
85 78
65 4e
58 32
45 34 62
78 64
71 45
llO 59
66 35 .32
66 112
711 50
66 60
84 49 89 46
81 116
71 63
73 4t
111 112 oa
89 49
62 44 . 16
84 52
64 ...... 01
50 26
39 2S 04
72 49
47 34
86 74 01
78 72 eo 57
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1348
82 •
.. 50 01 It 83
96 5t IO S2 M 64
82 81 19 74
... 62 85 &e
82 58
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~ 74
p a 81
PllllOO<f!' 69
Ptllnd. • 57
Pt11nd, Ofe 68
Pr~ 57
Rllelgh 79
Reno 515
Slit I.Ike 49 t: AlllonlO 75
Ille 60
~~ 84
80
SI Loull S4
St P-Tll\'lpe 83
SI Sii Merle 151
Spolc-83
I yr.CUM 83
Topekl 78
TUG80(I 90
Tulal Ml
WuNngtn 78
~· 7a
~ C~OMIA Belt.,,.,.. 75
8lylfle 80
Eurlk• M
FtMnO 71
~ 83
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O.land 69
PMO Aobtll .. Aid.., 74 ~City 117
Se«lllWllO ...,_ .. ..,. Dleoo .. Sen ,.,anc:Mco 87
53
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43
46
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118 411
158 49
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lJlOlh 71
81r1t-75 63
Big BMr 57 27
Bletl<>P 62 35
Lall• ""owhNCI 42 32
Long Belch 68 53
MOtlfOvil 70 51
Ml. Wlleon 40 30
Newi>Ofl e .. c11 fl3 56
Onllflo 64 62
P11m Spring• 79 61
Puedenl 87 60
Sin e.rnerdlno 62 51
8111 0 1brlel 811 60
Senta "n• 87 S2
CANADA
Cllgery S4 M
Edmonton 93 24
Montrul .. 4)
OttlWI 4a
Aeglnl 47 u
Toronto . ., • VencouV« 81 4) w~ !IO ...
Extended
weather
IOUTHU'H CALIFO,_HI~
COAIT1'L AHO MOUNTAI .. AAEAI -,.,, uoe1ft part!)
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TUka TODAY
leoorld IOw t',03 p "'· u
8eooncl ~;26 p,nl, 4.t
IOAY
""' iow 1: to u.. 0.1
Station
safety
delayed
A requett by Seal Beac h
School DCJtrlct U'Ulteet to check
out the aafety of the Seal Beech
Naval WeapoN Station hu been
aet aalde by the General Ac·
counting Ofrtce.
An a1de to U.S . Sen. A lan
Cranston said today the GAO
won't look lnto the aafety upecta
of the baae becaUN a law1uit II
pending.
Ryan Conroy. Cranston's ueo.
elate le glalatlve auiatant ln
Washington, D.C ., said the re-
quest has been s helved because
the Navy cannot dtacuu laauea
while being sued.
In a resolution adopted last
month, t he school trustees ex-
pressed concern for the aatety of
!500 students at McGaugh Int.er·
mediate School at Bolu Avenue
and Seal Beach Boulevard near
the atation.
The f'80lutJon stated that Jar.
ge ships with conventional and
possibly nuclear weapon• are
loaded and unloaded at a wharf
about !500 yards from the school.
The board noted that the GAO
1n 1975 mentioned a number of
safety problems at the station
and alleged that the GAO didn't
perform any subsequent studies
to determine If the problems had
been corrected.
Cranston h ad requested the
GAO to follow up its investiga-
tion.
Navy officials said previously
that any di1K·repancies found m
the report had been corrected.
A lawsuit has bee n filed in
federal court demanding to know
if nuclear weapons are stored at
the station.
The Navy says 1t can neither
confirm nor deny that poasibiUty.
Long Beach
cop facing
molest rap
A Long Beach police officer
pleaded innocent Monday to 21
·count.a of molesting young girls
who live in his Huntington Beach
neighborhood. He was ordered to
appear at a May 19 preliminary
hearing in the case.
Facing the c hild molest ing
charges is Michael Bruce McDo-
nald. 42, an 18-year veteran who
has been off duty for the paat six
months becall8e of an injury.
At his arraignment Monday,
West Orange County Municipal
Judge Ragnar Engerbretaen redu-
ced McDonald's bail from $250.·
000 to $100,000.
Mc Donfld atto rney Gary
Pohlson argued that thia amount
should be reduced further. A
hearing to reconsider the bail is-
sue was set for Thursday.
A Huntington Beach City Jail
official said McDonald was freed
Monday night after he succeeded
in posting bail.
The Long Beach motorcycle
officer was arrested last week
after several girls who live near
McDonald's south central Hun-
tington Beach home told their
parents about the alleged child
molesting lncidents.
Bruinsma backe d
WASHINGTON (AP) -Sen.
SJ. Hayakawa. R-Calif., taking
sides for the firs t time on the
crowded Cield of California GOP
Senate candidates. on Monday
endorsed Ted Bruinsma'a bid to
succeed him.
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WINS PRIZE -Daily Pilot photographer Richard Koehler
won first place in the sports categor y o{ this year's Associated
Press California-Nevada photo contest with h is entry, "Jump
Ball Call." Photo was taken with 180 mm le ns in available
light at Jan. 13 basket.ball game between Laguna Beach and
Laguna Hills high schools. Laguna players Bob Short (25) and
Rudy Dvorak (5) couldn't believe official's call. Laguna Hills
won the game, 68-61.
16 at UC Irvine
to • receive
Dr. James L . M cGaugh,
inte rnationally known psycho-
biologist and outgoing executive
vice chancellor at UC Irvine, will
be honored with a n
"extraordinarius" title Sunday at
the 12th Annua l L a uds a n d
Laurels banquet.
McGaugh will be one of 16
dtstinguished faculty and staff
members or friends of the uni-
versity to be honored for contri-
butions in research, teaching or
community eervice.
Sponsored by the UCI Alumni
Aaaociation , the banquet will be
he ld at the Marriott Hotz) in
Newport Beach.
Recipients o( the awards will
receive original monoprlnta by
artist Dorrit K.itk. masler of fine
arts candJdate at UCI.
Also ho no re d at S unday's
banquet will be English profesaor
Murray Krieger, winner of the
1982 Acad e mic Senate Dis-
tinguished Lectureship Award,
and 10 junior class scholars no-
minated by faculty members as
"Chancellor's Scholars."
One of the 10 will be selected
recipient of the Jean and Dan
Aldrich Scholarship. which pro-
vides quarte rl y f ees for the
1982-83 year.
Crime in America
topic of lecture
W. Garrett Capune. a profesaor
of criminal justice at Cal State
Fullerton , will speak o n
"America's Culture: The Cauae of
Cri me" in a free program
Wednesday at Coastline College
Conference Room C. 10231 Slater
Ave .. Fountain Valley.
The session. part of Coastline's
"Scholars In the Community"
aeriei. ~ at 7 p.m .
kudos
HONORS DUE -UCI will
honor outgoing executive vice
chancellor James L. McGaugh
Sunday.
2 Estancia
youths held
Two Esta ncia High School
students were arrested by Costa
Mesa police Monday afternoon 1n
connection with what police said
was the attempted assault of a
16-year-old girl who allegedly
was kidnapped from the achool
grounds last week, police said.
The names of the two boys,
agea 16 and 17, were not relealed.
The pair were arrested about 1
p.m. at the achool, 2323 Placentia
Ave., shortly after the g irl re-
ported the incident. The girl W¥
unharmed.
Police said the victim decided
to report the incident Monday
a.ft.er talking to family members.
PIATUllS INCLUDlt
• AEROttC CLASSES
• PRo;ESSIONAl INSTRUCTION
• IODY fAT ANALYSIS
• STRESS TESTING
• llOOO HESSURE TESTING
•COED SAUNA
• NUTIUTIONAl COUNSELING
• COED WHIRlfJOOl
• Ol YMltC PIH WEIGHT
• COMPUTHIZ!D DYNA VfT.
• NAUTtLUS EXEICIU IQOIPMINT
• SUN TAN ROOM
• OUAIANTHO IHUlTS
• • 47 killed ID Tri po If
(
f Street lighting flares I or fifth day
BJ 1'e AIMCla&ed Prt11
SICl.RUT, Lebanon -Street tt1hUna .b9tween
rival m!Utiu 1n Tripoli flared for a fifth Clay today,
and poUoe laid the week'• bloodahed already bu
killed 47. people and 1nJured 2U.
Uuhel between the ~yrtan Arab KnJahta
and Moalem fundamenta!Iata o( the Popular Raia-
tance have alto cauaed acute 1horta1e1 of food,
milk, drlnk1na water and electl'idty for the north-
ern pon city'• &00,000 rwidenta, a pollce apokemnan
aald.
rtr•men and civtl-defenae team. braved the sunflre Monday ln Bib el-Tabb&n.eh to r...:ue all 40
tenant.I fl'Om an apartment buildinc aet ablaze by an
lnoendlary bomb.
Poland expels 2 U.S. envoys
WARSAW, Poland -The U.S . 1overnment
admitted that two U.S. Ernbuay offidala who are beinc expelled from Poland met with a d1asident
adentist but denied the Communiat government'•
charge that they wue trying to undermine the
atablllty of the PoUah at.ate.
It waa assumed that the U.S . government
would expel t~o officlala of the PoU.h Embuay in
Waahlngion, the cuatomary retaliation.
The government televiaion 1ervice announced
that acJence attache John W. ZeroU. and cultural
affair• officer James D. Howard were declared
penona non grat.a Monday for recei~ matertala
from acJentiat Ryaard Herczynaki that 'hit at the
interest of Poland."
S. Africa s~aps Soviet spy
CAPE TOWN, South Africa -South Africa
has exchanged a Soviet spy for eigh\ "very impor-
tant" Western intelligence agenta and a South Af.
rican aoldier held pruoner in Marxist-ruled Angola,
Prime Minister P.W. Botha told Parliament today.
Botha said the return of sapper J ohan Van der
Meach\ waa part of a deal involving the e~~e of
the eight unidentified agenta in an und lo-
c.atlon.
The South A1rlcan leader aaid an a~ent of the
Soviet KGB, identified aa Maj.. Alexei Mlk.hailovich
Koalov, was exchanged for Van der Mes:ht, who
had been held for aeveral yea.re.
Reagan summons top leaders
WASHINGTON -Top business leaders are
being aummoned to the White House to hear Pres-
ident Reagan lobby for lower interest rates and
congreuional approval of the Republican budget
alternative.
About 100 businessmen were scheduled to see
the president over a three-day period starting to-
day. They also are getting pep talks from budget
director David Stockman and Treasury Secretary
Donald Regan.
T-bill yields hit low level
WASHINGTON -Yields on s hort-te rm
Treaaury aecurities are down this week to their lo-
west level in more than two montha, offidala say.
About $4.7 billion ln six-month T-bUu were
auctioned Monday at an average diacount rate of
12.236 percent, down from the 12.78 percent of last
week.
The Govenunent al.lo told about $4.7 billion in
three-month bills at an average rate of 12.248 per-
cent, down from 12.67~ percent.
libel la~suit • WIDS
CLEVELAND -Televialon would be
"blackmailed oU the airwaves" if it didn't fight li-
bel suits, says the producer of an ABC "20-20"
progJ1UO that came out on the winning aide of a
multimillion-dollar lawault.
the network Monday ln a suit by a woman who
contended she was defamed by the program.
The "20-20" segment, "Injustice for All," dealt
with a public corruption ecandal that rocked Swn-
mit County and Akron in 1980, including allega-
tions of wrongdoing on the part of Probate Judge
James V Barbut<r1md others.
A jury sat through 25 days of testimony but
deliber&ted only about 5 ~ hours before finding for
Urban League: Suspend Gates
LOS ANGELES -C.alling comments by Po-
lice Chief Daryl Gatea "racist, archaic and
1.gnorant," the president of the Loa Angeles Urban
League today demanded the cltya top police officer
apologiz.e and be auspended.
cutting off blood to the brain, becauae their carotid.
arteries function differently than thaie of "normal
people."
Urban League President John W. Mack said in
an interview today that he was ''shocked and an-.
gry" when he read Gatet' at.atement. ''It was in-
credible that he would make such an outrageous
atatement and such a atupld statement," Mack said.
Gatea waa quoted Saturday u aaylng that
blacka might not recover u quickly from carotid
chok.eholda, which render suspect.a WlOOll9Cioua by
Sirhan testifies first time
SOLEDAD -lnalating he hu felt remorse
ever alnce h e killed Robert F. Kennedy, Sirhan
Sirhan told a parole board that keeping him behind
ben after 1984 would be wrong and "two wronp
don't make a right."
behind the walla of Soledad PrUon, the Jordanian
immigrant said that while he felt remone for his
act. revoking hit 1984 parole would violate the law.
"I aincerely believe that if Robert Kennedy
were alive t.oday, he would not countenance tin·
gllns me out for thla kind of treatment," Sirhan
said Monday. In a dramatic finale to two weeka of hearinp
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VOL 75, NO. 131
Group protests
TV cancellation
LOS ANGELF.S -About 300
people who believe CBS' "Lou
Grant" television drama was
canceled becaUM of atar Ed Ail-
ner'• political acdvitJes, not be-
cauae of plummetln1 ratln11,
picketed the atudlo while the
man they aupported wu vaca-
tionlnc 1n Cdondo.
At aon:ie polnta the Monday
ntahtf:lcket.IJlg on the busy cor-ner o Fairfax Avenue and Be-
verly Boulevard turned into a
me1aphone 1houtln1 match
when three inen ca.rrym, a huee
• with Bible ~ pollUomd
· &Mmaelv• on dM comer oppo-
f&te the pk:k.et8. .
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Call the number below and your m ... •C• will be r•cotded. tnn1crib9d and delivered to ~appropriate 9dUor.
The tame 24•hour 1n1wertnc MrVic• ma1 be &alM to record ltt· ·
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th•lr name and telephone number ror v•rtfteetion. No tlre\alaUOn
Hilt, pleaM.
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Or!np CoMt DAILY PtLOT/Wedneed1Y, May 11, 1812 N
SCATrERED ATrENDANCE -Only hw-dy
beachgoera showed up Monday along Newport
Beach sands near Newport Pier. Sun seekers
found little sun, virtually zero surf. ocean
D..._,._.lt.ff""9to
temperatures a chilly 57 degrees "and a stiff,
cold offshore breeze. No wonder most people
stuck around the fireplace.
Old letters found Cop-killing
Like sister, Abby
admits 'recycling'
• s u spect 1n
'drug fog'
Murder defendant Gordon Lee
Mink testified Monday that he
lived in a twilight world of such
heavy drug use that he remem-
bered nothing of the everung on
whlCh he is accused of gunning
down a Garden Grove pohc.-e of·
ficer in June. 1980.
ABBY TOO -Advice colwn-
nist Abigail Van Buren, twin
sister of Ann Landers, admits
that she also has been recy-
cling letters in her column.
Viejo pilot
ejects from
jet, injured
A Minion Viejo Marine pilot
who e jected from his A -4M
S kyha wk jet over Twentynine
Palma Monday suffered a broken
leg when he parachuted to the
desert floor.
Maj. Richard Lyle Barton Jr.,
40, waa on a routine training
rniaalon when hie jet crashed at
9: 16 a.m., aooordina to a Marine
spokesman at the Marine Corps
Air Station, El Toro, where Maj.
Barton Is stationed.
The aircraft, belonging to Ma-
r In e Attac k Squadron 311 ,
crashed In a remote northern
training aector of the combat
center.
.
Among the many at1ract1on1 ot
Cleopatra wu the fact lhal .n.
owned her own Emerald mine.
She wet one of lhe flret of hit·
tory'1 famoue namH to 1dorn
themulve• with the rloh ,
lutttoue green_91"1. wNdl le the blrthetoM for Mey.
En)ereld I• one of the oldHt
known gem• on earth end w11
found In lhe met1tet. of ancient
S.bylon. Todll)' It II 1tlll one or
the mott edm!Nd end eherlehed of~onee.
In enclent Umet meny ltonet ..,. mlltakenty c.119d Emeteld
Jutt "°*'M they were grHn. lvien today eome ......,, ~
to,....... the cwtomer by ueing
mlanomera tuoh 11 "evening
emetlld" iparidot) Of "Otltntll
•"'trald' <or•~hlre). n.. and offier *'"' r•fer to different g•matonH
enttNty. T'-~ Gem ao. ;o1ety~t 1Y forbfde the '* Of """'""' ............ ~ ••r" ..,, ''"'' your A.G.I . lftllll......,, TM akt 11 e vMaity of tM
"**II Mryl. K II e Wtr1 ~
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CHEROKEE, Iowa (AP) -A
group of Mother's Day letters
appearing in the "Dear Abby"
newspaper feature trapped up
Abigail Van Buren one week af.
ter her twin sister, Ann Landers,
admltted rerunning old letters m
her advice column, it was re por-
ted today.
ln a copyrighted s tory. the
Cherokee Daily Times said let-
ters to Miss Van Buren praising
an unwed mother for putting her
child up for adoption and inqui-
ring about the significance or a
alngle carnation on Mother's Day
were reprints.
A c heck of the newspaper's
records found the letters had
been used previousJ y -one on
May 12, 1979, and one on May 7,
1977.
Additionally, The Anwna Re-
public reported today that a rea-
der. Sara Baird of Phoenix, Ariz.,
recognized the le tter about the
unwed mother as one ahe had
read before an Mass Van Buren's
column.
The Daily Times said today
that Mias Van Buren Issued a
statement through Universal
Pres,, Syndicate acknowledging
the reprints and promising tha t
"henceforth every re print wUJ..be
labeled."
An investigation by the Pon-
tiac (ID.) Dally Leader and The
A88ociated Press round that Miss
Lande rs had been recycling
15-year -old letters and answers
in nearly identical language the
last 18 months without telling
readers or newspapers who sub-
scribe to her column. Mw Lan-
ders acknowledged the recycled
letters and promised to label re-
printed portions of columns.
Efforta to reach Miss Van Bu-
ren by telephone in Beverly Hills
on Monday were unsuccessful.
Lee Salem, editorial director of
the Univers,l Preu Syndicate,
said "All the lnfonnalion 1.1n't in.
I'm sure there will be further
dlsc us1ion1 between Misa Van
Buren and the syndicate."
(~
&EM WISE
Testifying in his own defense.
the bearded and long-haired
Mink maintained that the last 10
years of his life were no more
than a "fog" because he mgested
drugs so heavily.
"When you're speeding (taking
drugs)," he said, "the days all
seem to run together."
Mink offered tu.s unusual tale
of rampa nt drug abuse as ha s
Orange County Superior Court
murde r trial neared its climax
Closing statements m the case are
expected today.
The defendant, 32, who ui also
known as John George Brown.
faces the possibility of a death
sentence if he is convic ted o f
first-degree murder and special
circu mstanct!s for the s hooting
death of oHLcer Donald Reed two
years ago
The young patrolman was
gunned do wn outside a bar
known as the Cripple Creek sa-
loon. It is now called the Ponde-
rosa bar.
Reed and St>veral other officer..
had gone into the saloon to arrest
Brown for mvesugauon of as-
sault with a deadly weapon and
drug sales.
Reed 's partner , officer Glen
Overly, testified that Mpik left
the bar through a side door be-
fore allegedly open ing fire on
Reed and other offJcers.
Wounded in the gunfire were
Overly, officer Dwight Hen-
ninge r and two bar patrons,
William McKinney, 27, and John
Terzia, 23. Terzla was shot be·
tween the eyes.
Mink was arrested near the
bar a short time aft.er the Satur-
day night shooting.
Mink testified that he wasn't
even aware of what had occurred
outside the bar until he awake-
ned the n ext day in Orange
County Jail.
o~lor and Interior "garden ·
(pltterns created by lncluslons)
Ind me of a fresh spring day
se lnc1u1lon1 are very char-
llf'lltlc of this gem1tone and a
flawl ... Emllf'ald ol fine oolor 11
~ rere Indeed ... and lhete·
lore 1 very valuable Item.
Moat of the line Emerald
mined today comH from Col·
umbla. Other eourcn ere Rha. cMe1a. Ruaala, India end Brull.
We do hive a source of Em· ereld In the United Stal .. too ...
tn North Carolina new Hlddenlte
Thie d.Po11r wa1 discovered In
1878 end In 11>70 e root( hoUnd
found 1 50 wet ernerllid ~
wH out to 13.14 oerall. Thi•
atone hold• the record for the
llfg"t end llneat cut Emer•td
found In North Am«lca. Thr"
other ex<*lent euml)lee of do-
1n11tlc Ernerllldt If• ~ In
the collectton •t the 8mlthtO• • ,,..,,,
' While M can't ahOw you MY
Mety lerr. c:.t1lled 09mOIOOt11 domeltk> lmerlldt In °"" ltON,
• M dO, M tM ~t ttme, he¥9
AKLES H. BARR :.;.:.ru.o::n·:::.·:.:~·~ ------....= ... ~' ...... Come In and ... 04/ll cot-taolon.
Sterling apology
from Easter bunny
DIA• PAT: I •rtltrff • ,., .... uie• ........ , ,,.. , •• ....... a.Q" ..... , .......................... o.n.nw..
N.Y. TM_.,,,...... 11 daa& dtt le&&er Mia't arrt•e aUI a Wtels
after Kuter, ........ ...-my oMer Marft t .11 .. t tlaa&
l'ff Nea rt .... eff fer •t.81 J.M., Foutata Valley
swrim. Houle la •ndinl a refund to you and apolocl-for
the late delfvery.
Tax records can be duplicated
DB4l\ PAT: I moved 1 CHple of ""k' 110 ud aomeltow
....,.. lo loM all •J tu record1. 11 illere uy way I cu 1et a •.,ueate of my tu re&an7 J.S., Cotta Mesa
You can pt a _photocopy of a tax retwn from a prior year by ~Form 4506, &q"'*' for Copy of Tax Return. There la a $1 cbar8e for the fint pep, and 10 cents for MCh additional page.
1bla form can be ~~ted by phoning the Internal Revenue
Service at (800) 242..4~5.
Be thorough is co-signing
DEAR PAT: A relative laa1 Hired me to co-1lp for a car
leu. It illlt tUJ.a1 a bl& rt•~t ~d l1 there u y way to protect myaeU ti I do 10 uead wttll w1?
, L.E., Irvine
Obvioualy, the riak you take depends on the relaUve! How-
ever, ltudiee have ahown that as many as 50 percent of all the
people who co-1icn loana are asked to take some degree of re-
apomibWty for the unpaid debt.
The main thina to remember la never to co-sign a loan for
more tlw1 you coufd afford to pay off. To protect youraelf, you
ahoWd get everything in writing -from the person you are oo-ll&tlinl the loan for and from the institution lending the money.
AK the lending institution for copies of all papen relevant to the
loan, lnclud.lnc any warranties on an item purchaaed with credit.
Get the lender to agree. in writing, to notify you lmmediately if
the borrower miaes a payment. 'lJ'he notification will make it
easter for you to avoid late fees if you do have to make a payment.
The notification alao means that you will find out about any
problem1 before the cue ends up ln court.
Try to work out an arrangement with the lender to limit
your liability ., you do not wind up with penalty charges, at-
tomey'a bW. or court oosta in addition to the principal • Al80 find out if the borrower ha.a 110met.hing of value which
mfaht be acceptable to you u collateral, even if it doesn't qualify
• aecwity from the lender'• point of view. Draw up a written
acreement under which the borrower will eventually repay you,
in part or full, if he or ahe defaultl.
Container gardening described
DEAR PAT: Wbere cu I 1et taformattoa aboat bow to 1row
ve1etable1 ln 1mall coa&alDen tht I cu pat oa my apartment
bafooay? Several people I bow raise very 1ood tomatoee ID
c:..tallen alld I'd like lo pve illt1 ki.Dd of prdeAta1 a try.
D.E., Cotta Meta
: A free pamphlet from the Consumer Information Center,
: "Growing Vegetables in Containers," telk'you how to grow
· veeetables on window silla, balconies, or wherever you can flt a
·container. It alJJo 1ugests tome varieties that att espedally ad-
apted for growing in pots.
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the SPl'lna 1982 "Consumer WonnaUon utaJos.'' It list.a more
than 200 fiee or reuonably priced consumer publications you can
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"Got a problem? Then writ.e to Pat H<X'OWitz. Pat will
cut red tape, getting the answers and action you
need to aolvr! inequities in govrmment and b"8lnetla.
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Me.a, CA 92626.
THE
PERFECT
BLEND
OF MUSIC
Z4HOURS
ADAY
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Economic
• promise,
reality
BY J011N CUNNJPr ~
¥ ...... ~ ' Nl:W YORK -In an~ ot bUarft tnoan.uwnct.. thlN r. at 1Mlt one .,... of oulltandinc
conal1tency: foreouta that ~·
na1• to Include a recover)' In
tplte of week aft.r week of bad
economic newt.
In ltlelf, \hat eplit between the
expectaUon and the reall~ can be
vl•wed u an unuaual If not bl· zarre occurrence, u If hope for
the promiled ecooomk: land IMkl
to prevail over the &rim I.eta of
Uf e. •
A.nd lt lln't ju.It the pnJl(dent
and hl1 1upporter1 who place
their faith In the promlae over
reality, althou1h they of coune
are the moet out.apoken. Corpo·
1 rate economJ1t.a too are playing
the same game.
That too can be viewed u ln-
consilten t, because if bu1lneu
really expects a recovery lt would
seef!l_,reaaonable to a11ume It
wowa plan for ttt::OVery inlt.ead
of reducing Inventories even
more, decllnl.ng to lnveet In plant
and equipment, laying off work·
en and otherwise cutting back.
:rhroughout thoae bualneH
forecasts la at least one conaiatent
NllB l l llYllS
theme that might help explain
the apparent contradiction. The
consumer, they aay almost in
uniaon, will lead the economy up
from the pita.
In that cue, it can be reaac>ned,
buainesa intends to begin spen-
ding and hiring when it gets a
sign from the consumer, 1peclfi-
cally a sign that the conaumer ls
In a buying mood again. But then
you must ask why they 1hould
expect him to begin buyina
again. He ls, remember, getting
the pink alip. In April, 10,307,000
people were llat.ed aa unem-
ployed.
Moreover, many of thole who
did have jobe weren't really very
well off. The aavtnp rate, which
had begun to riae, ha.a leveled off
again. Many incomes are fr6zen.
And strangely high Interest retea
have ahut millions of .people out
of the market, eepedally for cars
and hou.aes.
The forecuta of a !leCOQd.half
recovery, however, seem to re-
duce the significance of 10me of
these extraordinarily grim bita of
news.
To say, u the White Houae did,
that the-latest rite ln joblesanea,
by 450,000 fn April, was
"disappointing" seema to unden-
tate the size of the tragedy.
Counting thoee who lnvoluntari·
ly are working reduced hours,
and those who have ceaaed to
look, more than 17 million people
are involved, and many of them
repre11ent one or more others.
The significance of high inter-
est rates also seems to be pulled
down by the forecaata. Interest
rates have been on the Improve-
ment agenda for more than a
year, and still remain prohibiti-
vely high.
Herb AJpert
Johnny Mann
Manuef
Johnny Mathis
George Sheartng
Chet Atkins
Paul Robinson
Heter! Reddy
Norrie Paramor
Sounds Orchestral
Anhur Greens!ade
Billy Joel
Norman Candler
Seals & Crofts
Michel Legrand
Jane Oftvor
Paul Maurtat
Ronn6e Aldrich
John Gf900'Y
J11m81 T aytor
Hugo Wlntematter
Perry La Marca
John Barry
MeN111 Manchetter
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BEAMING MOTHER -Mrs. Judy Carr, 29, of West-
minster, Mass., poses with her 4 ~-month-old daughter,
Elizabeth, at their home. Elii.abeth, the nation's first test-
tube baby, was born Dec. 28 ln Norfolk, Va. She currently
weighs 13 pounds, 2 ounces.
Senator takes offense to article
Sen. Carl Levla, D-Mich.,
• took offenae at a magazine
article's delCription of him u
"disheveled, balding, plump,
perhaps the worst dre11ed
man in the Senate.''
Levin said the Columbia
Joumallam Review article by
C.T . Hanson 1u11ge1ted he
wa1n't u "sexy',. as certain
other senators.
"Plump, balding, disheve-
led -eoven wont dresaed -I
Rlaoada McGeaey has en-
dured two divorces, given up
custody of a young aon, faced
the financial and social bur-
dens of single-parenting and
launched a business.
Now, as the nation's new
Mrs. America, she hopes her
can accept with aome degree
of 8el'enity. But nonsexy? Mr.
President there are Hmita to
what any man in public life
ouaht to be asked to stand for
-and this crosses the limits.
"Or at lea.st I hope It does,
and my wife asaures me that
it does. Of course, In that re-
gard, maybe I cannot trust
her judgment -after all, she
picks out my clothes."
dilemmas of the 19701 can
help her provide answers for
her contemporaries in the
1980s.
The 29-year-old brunette
from Houston won the sixth
annual Mrs. America Pageant
In Las Vegas.
Slnpr DellJ Pertea ft1ed
1ult ukina thal • Juda ~
alant the and her ni.C ~
ltahen have exchMdYt n,llte
to the'°"'' 11NiM to ,,ve.11
The fedirtl OOW't .Wt ....
to 11tabU1h that "Nine to
Five'' dOll not ~ °" t.M
19401 1on1. "Me and My
l'lddl1," written by l•••J
MaJ1ta and publiahed by ce..
darwood Publlahlna, aald a
Panon apok.9waman.
Beltdet Mm Panon. pUin-
tlff1 are Warner-Tamerlane
Publllhlnc Co. and Fox Jl'an-
fare MUIAC Co .
No chargea will be flied
agalnat comedian 0Hr&e
ltlrby, who WM ~lMt
week for lnvesUaadon of vto.
lating rules of a halfway
house where he i1 1ervln1
time for a drua convictim, the
U.S. Marahal'a office uld.
Kirby, 58, a ltand·Up comic
serving a 10-year sentence on
the drug conviction, had been•
suspected of picking up a
package for delivery to an
escaped bank robber.
Americans pay too much
attention to the trivial, to "the
quick thrill and the euy kill,"
1ays televiaion newsman Ted Koppel
Koppel was the guest
speaker as more than 4,500
Syracuae University 1tudents
received degree• during the
school's 128th commence-
ment.
Koppel la the anchorman
for the ABC New1 program
"Nightline" and 11 1960 Syra-
cuae graduate.
Randolpll A . Beaut,
chairman of Heant Corp. and
president of the San Frand-,
sco Examiner, has remarried.
Hearst and his bride, Marla
C. Sc:n111, exchanged vow1
in an Epiacopalian ceremony
attended by friends and fa-
mily members in Hearst'•
Hillsborough home.
The bride, a native of
Rome, has lived m the United
States 24 years.
Hearst, 66, Ls divorced from
his first wife, Catlaerlae
Campbell Heant. They be-
came familiar figures dwing
e fforts to regain their
daughter, Patricia, who wu
kidnapped Feb. 4, 1974, by
the Symbioneae Liberation
Army.
'Demon defense' movie looms
Script on 1981 slaying trial near completion
BROOK.FIELD, Conn. (AP) -
The acrlptwriter for a television
movie about the "demon de-
feme" of Arne Cheyenne John-
aon says telllng the 1tocy of the
slaying and trial ii tumi.ng out to
be "one of the moat difficult
thing'I rve done."
But Bill Kelly says hia product
will be an "honest. accurate and
thoroughly documented" acript
baaed on the February 1981
slaying of Alan Bono, 40, of
Brookfield.
The case drew national atten·
tlon through newspapers and
broadcut reports after the law-
yer for Johnson announced he
would argue that demons po1-
1e11i ng his client forced the
1laying to occur. Although the
lawyer prepared an elaborate
defeme and invited aeveral mys-
tical witne11e1, the Danbury
Superior Court judge who heard
the case refused to accept the
"de1n0n defense."
Johnson, 20, is serving a 10-to
20-year prison term on a first-
degree manslaughter conviction.
Kelley, 52, of Los Angeles, is
trying to meet a May 17 deadline
for the two-hour movie's ICripL
Filming ls to begin after 1lx
weeks of rewriting and docu-
menting. An official of the mov-
ie's producer said "serious con-
sideration" ls being given to fil-
ming the movie In Brookfield,
where the slaying occurred.
Kelley, who has written for
television and authored three
books, recently spent a week in
the Danbury and Brookfield area
to talk to law authorities and
others involved in the case.
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CLOSING eea.ee
Gallup dropped
by syndicate
The Fie ld Newspa~r Syndicate of Irvine an-
nounced it will dilconUnuc syndication of the Gallup
PoU becauae of a declinlrtg marke t and faJlure to re-
new a d latribu\Jon contract with the Gallup organiul-
tion.
The market for the poU ha.a shrunk over the years ~lling r eaulta have ~ome available from lhe
ma r newa services, Steven Jeh<>rel\, Field president
chief executive officer. said Monday.
The last three Gallup Polls to be serviced by Field
will be for publication the week of June 21, Jehorek
said.
Cushman reports loss
Cuahman Electronic;I. Inc. of Newport Beach reports
a loll of $192,000, or 18 cents a abate. for the quart.er
ended March 31.
A year ago, the company had a nel income of
$170,000, or 16 oenta a lhatt. . .
Cushman manufactures communications test m -
strumenta for FM two-way radios and te lephone
~ . The board of dlrecton declared a dividend of 3 cent.a
a share payable July 1 to stockholders of record June
15.
Bromar enters Hawaiial market
Hogue Brokeraee Company, Honolulu, has be-
come' the newdt food broker-se divWon of Bromar,
Inc, of Newpon Beech.
The merger ~preeenta Bromar's entry into the
Hawaiian market and marks the 15th food brokerage
office to operate as a divlaion of Bromar Inc.
Irvine firm acquires realty
Irvine Financial Consultants, Inc., a Newport
Beach-baled real est.ate syndicat.io'n firm, announced
the acquiaition of Bl'aucht Realty, Fullerton.
In March, Irvine Financial completed the pur-
chue of S & S Realton and Investments, a real estatl
firm with offices In Placentia and Yorba Linda.
New company formed
Willlam A. Terry. tonner president of Lear Sie -
l)et"'a data producta divilion, announced the fonnation
of Epic Computer Products Inc .• a Fountain Valley
designer-manufac1.U.rer-diatributor of small computer
systems, peripherals and software
Epic Computer Products resulted from the merger
of MQI Computer Products, a seven-year-old national
computer peripherals diBt.ributor, and Epic Computer
Corp., a one-year..old manufacturer of microcomputer
systems and software.
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POLLOWBR -Bart
Nolde, 21, hu received
hla cornmlll1on u 2nd
Lt. in the Army. He ill
the IOI\ of Col. Wllliam
Nolde, the 1lllt Ameri-
can GI kill9d tn Viet-
nam before the 1973
ceue fire.
Alcohol
~
to drugs
revealed
LOS ANGELES (AP)
-Teen-aaera who are
extroverted, rebellloua
and 1U1Ceptlble to peer an-ure are molt likely
to move from alcohol uae
to marijuana and hard dnl&I. a five-year atudy
hall found.
"One IUb9tance cannot
be uid to invariably
cauae UH of the next
one," Hid Or. George
Huba, amodate re.euch
~cholo1i1t at UCLA.
'The question here la l1
certain typet of psycho-Josical facton wW lead to that tnnlldon ...
Tho1e factou were
examined in the 1tudy
conducted by Huba in
collaboratian with UCLA
psychoJocy pro!_.-Or. Peter Bentltr. The ltUdy
followed a ,roup of Loa
Anceles-area teen-a.1en from juntor bilh achoo! throucti hiCb acbool The
1tudenta were a1ked to
rHpond to a que1tion-
nalre annually, lkil>Plnl
one yeer In the m6dd1e Ol
the five-year lpU\.
He -'Ii In 19'78, when
the uudy be1an, re-
1ponM9 1howed that 14
percent of the 1tudy'1
aeventh arw boya had
uaed marijuana, and 2
percent uaed harder dnl&I: ~cocaine, her-
oin or l>Cl'. al.to called
an1el du.at. Thirty-four
percent UMd alcohol.
Newport
women
to meet
The Newport Beach
charter chapter of the
American Bu1lne11
Women'• Amodation wW
meet tonJcbt at the St.
rat.on Newport Hotel
The proaram will
honor be-.. who wW be
IU9tl and one bo9 wW
&e aelected u bo9 of the
year. Scholarahip redpl-
enta a1-> will be ,uesu.
The dinner beclne at 7.
Jill GoebiC WM Mlec·
ted woman of the year
and wW be &hi vocation-
al 1peaker of the eve-
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~~.Seddle-
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FrancH Stuckey at
830-3009.
Measles
reported
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