HomeMy WebLinkAbout1982-06-02 - Orange Coast Pilot•l•o brouaht a whlrlwfnd of
a1rpon activity on another f.t.'ont.
Late tn the day, Oran1e
County Superior Cour.t· Judie
Bruce Sumner luued bl1
Iona-awaited final ;actr>ent tn
Newport Belch'• a1~ 1eo1 ~ to the county'• Dlarl for
$100 mllllon tn afrport
lmprowemenia.
In a two pye rullna• Sumner
ordeNd iM tl·a&aht "'°day cap
to remain ln effecf Incl laJd dowrt
· atandarda \he county must follow
before embarJttnc on new airport
projects.
Supervtlon were ICheduled to
meet 11\ c101ed HHlon a1ain
today for further talk.a with
airport oftidala and attorneys on
the auction p.-opoul, and,
po.tbly, Swnner'1 N!J.nc.
AucdonlU, of fllahta to '*1Jllt· new entranta .cce. to the airport
WU dilc\aaled by county offidall
ln 1980 after the l'ederal
Aviation Admin.lltratlon ruled
that the county had
di1crlminated a1aln1t aome
carrlen wanttnc to besln aef'Yb
at John Wayne.
But the auctioninl plan waa
abandoned. bwteed, ACrcal and
~pa:_ m
•••• ...
Huabel Airwe.n (now Republic Airllnel~ to yield po.rti<>J» of their t allocationa to mal<e
room for tler Airli.nea and
Weltem Atrillnel.
AlrCal and Republic later
yielded more alota to make way
tor Ptldftc Southwell Airlines.
Auctidhing ot flights to the
hi1hHt monetary bidder i1
without precedent ln the United
\
Statea. And the a1r11ne 1ndustry
1a -iamat it, airport obeerv.n
say.
An auction 1y1tem ta belnc
considered in 1'e9podle to a U.S.
Dtatrict Court dechlon
overtumin1 the county's most
recent attempt to develop a
n on -diacrlminatory plan to
resuJ,at.e which alrllnes eervb
the airport.
om _S
.• , trigger
BrJtisit . ~~--~·~~~
.e ate J
. papers
outraged ·
LONDON (AP) -With
outn,ed h.eedlinel, 90lne British
new1papera bannered claim•
today that Argentina stockpiled
Qapalm C'tuJ.n ~er:~!.!.~l ~on the Falkland~
Ar•entlna called the claim~
"totally f.alle."
' Other British papen laid that
Brttilb troops have allo \.-cl a
oantrovenlal weapon -delayed
re.ctlon duster bombs -ln
attacks a•alnat ·Ar1entine pGllftlam. . c.maa ar ~ OeDeY,. ~ to outlaw "horrt.ftc"
.. weapona, London'• Standard ,. ... ,, ill MWlpeper declared:
AWAITING COURT -Seve~year-old . Jame1 Meant, "The 'Americana dropped
believed to be~ youngest defendant in caiifomia histoey, thP•nda ot tons of napelm CM!r'
walta outside Ventura court Wednaltlay. He was arrested Jan.· · Vleamn. BrtUsh '100p9 in the
CARRIER RIT? -A Buenos Aires magaZ:irie apparently smokinc aft.er what the magazine
published this cover photo (left) and inside said was a missile hit in the Falklands fighting.
picture of the British carrier Invincible, ' · .. . 29 after ~red boats in Ventura had been burglarized and~ Falldand1 are ualn1. cluter
afire. = and white pboapho.rua B h 1 • s 1 ~...;._----.. __ ___._ ___ "T°'T, ..;:-..,w::.:-.:~ ritis c ose nl on tan ey
d • .:idl bon1fic weapona will -U 'Uie ID cex case ~ hope of eatab11ah1n1 . l!!!J a Nlea.'•. By fte Alaoetated Pren
· A _... government aouroe British artillery hammered .,__,..7'1=--1-'4--:dJ•s,.....,,1•ss ~ ·J ·.2 . ·----~ ___ laklbr)~thal1Wlt rthetll'OOll~9-.t.O,OC»di8covery,pllma.~A:_a.q~«entine polition1 in the V .l.Jc; I .ai.aJ ~ tloopee&.0,000pllms Fa15a d bland1 C!Pital of
o napalm at the recaptured Stanley today and cOinmanOoa
Goose Green aettlement wu closed in on the Argentine
likely to harden Brltiab public prri8oo by puahlna to within
.......i .. u-seven mHea of the Ar1entlne
=CAROLYN S&OllmlXS 'llf ........ ·:·1he Cdfomia Suprm» c.o..art 1l7: CODliderina wMtber « not
San· Dle1a M'!:!::fal Court 1\ldlt Lewil w should be dtm'"' ! d ef1er he WM convided
Iii Oranae County ot IOlldtlna
~ -· 1ud1e Wenzell. 40. won a ~~e o# venue to Ba.rbor .. -== Q)urt Clll growMll that -'t ,et • fair trial In. San -., County.
!i\n e:et-woman, four~ =:him ~)Mt~ 9 po tf!e misdemeanor counts of
~ WCADet'l for sex. ::~T~ree char1ea Involved a
W'4>man who testified to her ~year relationlblp with the
-helol' judge. Other char&ea
(ii\rolved two proatttutn wno
llOlbd for a call pl l'ln&·
Call1omia'a Commhalon on
Judldal Performance ln
December recommended that W..-11 be· .-pended wtthout
pay pendinc the outcome of his
appeal, and diamJued if hla
(See DJ.SMJ.S.Ut, Pace A!)
Gold price dips
in Europe ~rade
LONDON (AP) -The price ot told dropped to a 3~-month low and a1Yer .Upped below the $6
1eyel in eulJ tndbla in !'mope
today. The U.S. dcillar pined
against· all major foreign
currencta
~enae ~ spokelman defeme perimeter, battle reporta
Jan M c Don al cl •at d " a aaid.
ocmlderab1e amount" ot napllln Britain'• land commander in
WM found at Goe. Green. Be the South Atlantic territory, Ma~
coukl not oanflrm reporta that Gen. Jeremy Moore, aald British
Ar,entlne warplanes dropped ground troops had begun selling
two napalm bomb1, which Argentine poaitfom around the
m i a 1 e d 1 o 'n a d v a n c i n 8 bea~y defend«! captal.
paratroopen who recapwred the ''We have got very cloee in and
1ettlemmi Friday. we are be1inning ta apply
"We have 00 reports of it beina pre11ure to the main enemy positions throughout Stanley,'1
uaed · · · Current evidence Moore aaid in an interview augaeata the tanb and bombl .. h may have ~ designed for u.e car r led b ~he Brit i a
with napalm. but lt'a a long way ' ~m ~· to build up from lndicatfona to proof," said ·'--., McDonald ..,..~ ~· . · The Britlah troops who
Britllh correspondents <m the capt•red tJie high around
J'alklanda reported Tue1day overlooldns Stanley oP Tuetday nl&ht aeehta the napalm stored ln were expected to launch a final
89 tanb, 6iled anc{ ready for \lie auault unleu the Ar1entbtea
Royal Marine coromandoe and Argentine military installations
paratroopers were within eeveo in the FalklandS, have been ton·
miles of the det~ve perimeter "over tlie last few daya."
eatabl.iahed b; '°estimated 6,000 .Jh~t.ne-=p:tr.:11~0r--
Argentlne ·trooJ>s""llrOU1'ld tlie -OOtb ditched Harriers ejected And
capital. -were .._ued by the Britlah. The
The British Defen1e ~ miniatry a1IO aaid an undi8daeed
had no comment, but· said two number of Harriers had flown ti>
Harrier jets hit during attacks on the war aone to reinfot"C:e the 30
• to 40 Britfab jet flsh~ there.
Palsy victim's
dogs killed
SAN DIEGO (AP) -A San
Dieao man cri~ since birth becaUlle ot cer palsy lost b1s
two beat friends over the
weekend when someone
pcUoned b1a two doss. . ~
"I can't understand how
anyone could be IO cruel,'' Bon
Alkire, a relideilt of San Diego'•·
Encanto area, said Tuelday ..
Alld.re, 33, told J>Olice he came
home SWMiay and found Lady,
hia year old collle.-.detid. and then
Sources ln London said euUer
the British troops outside Stanley
might delay their advance for
two or three <lays, until troops
moving up from the west.and
southwest bring the-ult·foroe
to tome-4,000 men. .
"S~ey la cut off. ·nme ia on
our aide. The Argentines haw
nowhere to go, and they know
it.'' said one aource in London.
Argentina'• ruling junta
dispatched a military dele&adon
to U.N. headquarters in Kew
Yor~ to try to make peace.
But Foreign Minister Nk:anor
Co1ta Mendez, the Argen\ine
governor of the Falltlandt,
dellvered a roualna mtrtia}
broadcast to h1a estimated 6,000' • .-.J\lda'e Wemell allefledly bad 1'rium checb for the women'• ~
Bulllon dealers rald
anddpatlon that the....end of the
Falklanda crlaia wu imminent.
~ added ~ oli eclld and
silver pric9 which have been
declining steadily for several
days.
b y A r I e ~ ti n e P u c a r a surrender. ~--~-ilrcratt. complete British war correapoodenta, tn fSee NAP ALM, Pace A!) ~ d.ilpetch., said aame
watched ==r • PrinceSI, a German puppy, died a
little whDe later.
:e&r~ th-.n "To anm1 ..i.To_ ·--_
~ ll'ALJU.APb>, P*le All ~!. r· .
. ,.
' DISMIS. ·EYED ... oanvlaUon II u h18b penDllllw atUtudill toward ..x; coun m~ ~ to act uu•1 now CONks.ted a ~u.r
on that ..,.... of p.nonal pref .,enc•. • ·••
The proHeuto~. Deputy lon1a1 1t•1 done prlvatel.,,
,. AUorney Oenet'al ._ IUcbard betwMn contentlhl partle1,"
• Haden, lntrod\.ad • eWlence Huah• Mid.
coplH of five cheeb Wensel!, Haden counWed thi_t paytna
• WftM lo .mouna .......... floln for lllr -WhJcli ti' W4pl ....;;.
•. 00 to •100. ~.Mld t.be thouJd CC>nltitute moral =tude bla allO D&ld by CNdlt CIU'd. for any dtt.n but llplCLy tor w..n.u. Who WU Mh'9ftced to a judp, who mlsht t)e req\&ired
I 80 ct.ya in jail. cont!nuee to draw to ~ a1lepd proetJtucee
hl1 annual t&1, 778 Hlary "We re not tallcln1 about
althowih be bu not heerd c-. 1eXUll pretereace in th1a CMe
, lince December. r.our honora," Haden 1ald'.
He rofUled to --delp&te •. 'We're talktna about pald
fonnj) requeet 1ut Oc&. 20 burl conduct. '!be three women were
, pther Judaea In 8an Die10 paid to commit thf9e acts and
• Munldpal Court . there't no tndbtion they would
The state oonstltu• dtel two have taken place if not for the· lnataDCM in which ~may be money. •
removed: when ~ .. found "Certain))' _judgea thould be
unfit for off.ice -a pnMslon not held to a b1gber standard than
Invoked in Wenzell'• cw -and the hl~~y patrolman and · Upon conviction in a felony cue polJce 0 who bring C8le8 to
or an act of moral turp(tude. '!be them." he added.
latter la not ~· Wenzell, appointed to the Haden, repreHntin1 the bench In 1978 t)y Gov. F.dmund ~mmiuion, lJultted Tuetday G. Brown Jr .. did not attend the
that Wenull'a conviction for hearing ·
IOllciting prostitutel comtitutes He T~ the firtt judge ever
moral turpi~. p r o 1 e c u t e d · u n d e r t h e
The Ju~• a~y, Peter J . con1Ututlon'1 felony-moral Hughea, countered that petty turpitude provillon Haden said
theft and dishonesty were the •U the high court' rejectt that
only IUCh adf he coWd think of. argument, he added, tbe Huebes alao aaid mon1 turpitude c6mmlmoo might try to remove
&bould be ruled out tn Wemell'a Wemell on groupm of unfitnea
caae because of today'• tor his job.
FALKLAND ISLANDS • • •
But Foreign Minllter Nicanor
Calta Mendez said they "aren't
•·carrying any new ~·· And Gen. Mario enendez,
the Afaentine gowmor of the
Falklands, delivenM;I a =
I marUal broedcut to .. taUma • r 8,000 troopa. caWnc them ''To
i anm! To combat!"
, Mendndez told bl• men:
: "Araentlna 19 watch1ntl ua -our
l parenta, wlvea, flrltrtenda,
C chll~ .. We not ClftlJ have to
• defeat them (the British), but we I •
must do lt fn such a way that
their defeat is 80 cruahlng that
they will never again dare to
invade our land."
Correspondent• with the
British forcea reported. the
capture Tuesday of 1,53~-tooi·
Mount Kent 12 miles weSt of
Stanley, and Bob McGowan of
the London Dally Expreaa uJ.d
marine commandos ttOnnecl the
ttrategtcally vital-Two Siaten•
ridge three mDea elmer to the
town.
I . * * * * * * ; NAPALM USED? ...
' wHh instruction manuafa ln Spanish. ~
AP Wlr11*1t1
MAIL CALL -Three residenta of Tracy Mo. · roadside mailbox -which ii just barely v~le
(from left, Darlene Comer, Brerida Alaept and above floodwaters. Some residentl say they
Linda Coulter) pick up the mail at their will 1tay until water forces them to lea'le.
Pontiff prays for peace in Falkland~ copflict
CARDIFF, Wales (.AP) -
Pope John Paul D, winding up
hi1 hiatorlc 1lx-day tour of
Brituin, greeted 100,000
worahlpers today ln the ancient
Webb language and made a
fresh plea for peace "in f!Ver)'
ptace where· human blood la
shed."
The pontiff, who has
repeatedly prayed for a
aeitlement to the Falklands
conflict between Britain and
Arpntlna, Included a' reference
to the Iran-Iraq war ln the
homily of a Mala at Cardiff't
Pontcanna Fle1da: ·---"Let UI remember thoee who
have died.In conflJct ~t
the world, In the c:onflkt In the
South Atlantic, in the conflict
between Iran and Iraq, 1n ~
place where human blood la ab«l. .. he aald.
John Paul began b.la hcmDy
with the declaration In Er:WWi:
"Today, the Bi1hop of lfome
greeta the people of W.ales for the
fint time in their beautiful land.''
He concluded hie remarks in -
We1ah: "Ya enw'r Tad, a'r Mab,
a'r Ytbryd Gian. vr Arglwydd a
fo «Yd& chwt" -"In the name of
tbel'ather, the Son and the Holy
Sptrtt, the .Lord be !'fth you."
Many of the. iP'eeUnc the
pope waved ~.,c-1 fla8ll and the dngon of the Wellh.
bilinguali1m that hu becc!.me
nwt.datory in public notlcet In
thlt prlnclpallty, the aite of
returgeot nadonalilt aenUment
in recent yean.
A male c:boir IJUll a tndltional
Wel1b tuns!, nwe'll keep a
welcome In the h!Ulldea, we'll
keep a welcome in the valea," as
the pontiff got out of the
helicopter be uaed !Or the abort
hop from Cardiff'• •lrport to
celebrate Ma• ln Pontcanna
Fields. a ~ perk.
>.. be bad dcDe in England,
Scotland and every othe!-country
be vtsita, the pope kbaed the
ground when he stepped from li1t plane at the airport.
At the park, Cardlff't City
Council bad nailed • nodce to a beech tree at the main. 1ate,
atatlng that a local ordinance
puaed a year a10 "shall not
apply to Pontcanna' neldl on
June 2, 1982." The ordinance
"prohibtta preec:hln& ~
or the holding of or taJr:tna pert In ·
any meeting, demonatratlon,
rellgtoua aervtcf or religious
dacu.lon" ln the park.
TeM of thouands of famWea,
many a~ equipment, trekked the city dW'f.Ni
the niaht were walU.O, 'ln
the park 81 the IUD l'Cl9e OD a
warm, mJaty mom1nc.
Cardiff WU the last atop on the
pope'• ax-day journey, the tint
vilit a _pope baa ever made to
Great Britain. Police aaid there
were between 100,000 and
150,000 ln the m>wd for the
Ma11; church officials had
expected 200,000.
Church offidala estimate the
number of Catholics ln Wales at
270,000 out of a population of 2.7
mil1klft. But hall of tbme at the
Mau were expected to be
non-Cathollc8 from Walea and
En1land anxious for a last
glim ... of the pope on BriUab
IOil.
The Webb Tourlat ~rd
welcamed the pope • a to
t.owtam. ' "We are very happy he la ~"-eald Harold Nayl«, the
board. executive officer. uwe
are a wry llDall nation.
Michael Nlcholao.n,
:correapondent for Brltatn'1
·Independent Televtllon N~
,quoting unidentified Brl~
~ C0'1UIUUldera, said two napalm•
!bomb• were dropped on
\advancing pa.ratroopen. ,
> The co1uervatlve Sun
\ newapaper carried the 14-ory :. -. . ..
i
~ I Gymru -Welcome
to Walee,'' read man 1iaJ-. tn a
·dlaplay of the wef.b-l:nlliah
·Fair day~-ahead
,,!" .... LAGUNA WEDDING -Wedd dais track star Edwin Moaea
and Myrella &rdt, a fMNon dewlper, were matried MCJnday
-at 'llvoli Terrace on the Lacuna Beach Festival of AIU
grounds. MOlell. who lives .in MWon · V,lejo, eet the warid
record ln the 400 met.er bwdJes in 198(). ffe aJao WU 8 gold
medaliat in· the 400 meter hurdle. at the 1976 Olympics In Montreal. • . . ..
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.Reagan
off for
Eu~ope
WASHINGTON (AP) -
Prelddent ~ ltt off today
on hit ftnt ~ tri~ llnce e offioe, ~ JmMlt
to I tepreaent the United ms prom1a1na to ti')' to
bollter the unity of the major
lnduatrtal democ.racla.
Embarldna on a 10-day tour,
Re.an made a farewell apeech
to fOO top-level 1overnment
of&tala, lncJudl°! memben of the eablnet, the otnt OUeta of
Sta.ff and member.-of Con...-
who aathered in the White Hou.~Room.
''l can only tell you that I lhall
be mo.re ~ than rve ever
been of anythi.oa to be there ~nting-the lJnlt.ed Stat.ea,
th an opportunity once qatn
to e:icprem to all of the world
what lt ta we think we repram1t,
what it la we want for all the
peqpJe of the wodd," be told hie
cheering a•Milenoe.
Rea1an then flew by
....belioopter to Andrewl Air Force
Base, Md., and departed at
mldmom1ng on a fllcht that will.
reach Parla 1hortly before
midnJa,ht in the French capital.
The trip lncludee \!f.lita to four
couhtrle• and two aummlt
meeting• -an ttconomlc
canference ln Venailles outside
Pana and a NATO.
"11iere't been nearly a decade
of troubling events and
uncertain~ among the allies and
ounelvea, ' the president said.
'.'but ":!:J there ia a regrowth of Wlity purpose. ana 1 hope...'
that thia trip will contribute to
that and lJlC!'eaSe it ...
Reagan taid the United State.
and lta aDJea bad ~tbeftd
threeta of~ and int.emal
diaagreemenu, but we've
maintained a aeme of unity and a
commitment to freedom and
we're still bdng teated, pomlbly
more now than ever before.
"lt'a.lmpor1ant for that·nmaa
to meet and renew our bobd." fteaian declared. "I know there .,., aoow: who question the v,Iue
of the alllance, who view Jt •
cumberaome and at tlmea
unreapom1ve to the-need for
action.
"And theft are tbcee ~
.UU In our land who yam fer
the t.olationiat abe1L But t>et.•
we've rejected those other
counea back over the recent
decadea, there bM been .,... -almaet 40 years on the West.em
front."
Ragan aid the United States
.. never aought the leacf'enhlp
that wa throat upon ua at -..
end of World War ll. a.it what
we have done, I th.lnk, In this JMt
year la realftnn ·to our friend&
abroad and to poaaible
adveruries that we accept that responsibility ...
8e aaid that at the first
IWDlilit. the vename. e&.Uanic oonferenoe, "we tbouJd aee matt
1 clearly where and bow we mean·
to have a better economic future." -
He aaid he would propose
~ ''regular and cioRr' comultadon
amor>g U. ao we can toeetbm'
' pllnue economic~. that move ln the a.me ftnt
I
to ~ inflation and then to
have Jl'Mtel' __..._,and fllca1 . diac:tpllne. •• --.,
Judge orders . ' restraint to
Crean letter
Wealthy Orange County
businemnan Johnnie R. ere.D
bu been ordered to atop maninc
literature implying he it the
Republican Party choice for the
43rd Conare11ional Di1trlct.
nomination.
The temporary re1tralnin1
order WM Im.led by San Dieao
County Superior Court Judp
Ro11 G. Tharp after one of
Crean'• 17 i*al candidateJ
complained ~t a Jetter .under
the h~ "Loc:al Repuhllc.ft' '
Support c.olnmlttee." a I' teiW lkpub&Jmrw tn--60 --t-
ammunttlee in Or.np and Sen
... .
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STILL FIGHTING -A Salvadoran guerrilla. armed with an
automatic assault rifle, mans a roadblock near a town
.. southeast of San Salvador. Two months after the guerrillas
failed in their election offensive, the Salvadoran civil war has
ll)OVed away"from the. cities. but the bloodshed continues.
Bloodshe~ persists
~in Salvadoran wa·r
USULUTAN, El Salvador
(AP) -Two months after
.g9errillas failed in their
. election-day offensive, the
Salvadoran civil war bas moved
away from tfte cities and become ..... te. visibJe. -
Thougn lt ls reported less
fre.qaently , ,.Jibe bloodshed
petsistl in die 31-mo"1th-old
battle.
The 26,()()()..man ~ fOl"CeS.
.bolstered, by 1,500 aoldiera just
back from training in the United
States, are trying new
counterinsurgency tactics In
attempts to destroy the rural
hideouts of 4,000 to 6,000 leftist
4uerrillas while encouraging
.~fections from their ranks.
_ Since the March 28 8Slel1lbly
.e lections. the conflict has
centered on remote volcano
slopes and the Pacific coastal
lowland of th1s Central American
country of 5 million people.
· Gone ~ the white flags of
,neutrality that flew from homes
here during a six-day guerrilla
occupation that halted polling.
Gone, too, are the wrecks of
buses and trucks that were
lllCked and burned at the time by
rebels approaching Uaulutan on
the important Coastal Highway.
Today the city and the road
teem safe.
"It's been very calm. too cal.rn."
said an Uaulutan hotel owner.
'"There's aomet.hina funny going
00. rm afraid of wnat'a coming ...
Anyone who thinks the
guerrilla retre~t is permaneni
IDOi\ learns otherwt.e.
'"The war is )\jst about over," a
truck driver aaaerted J• be
waited last week to d'WI the
Coastal Highway bridge over the
wmpa River into Usulutan
pro\rince.
Minuie. later, on the other
side, he watched soldlers
carrying the bodlea of five
national gul[J"dstneir' lo the
highway from a muddy cqmfieJd
attet-a "battle with ~~ ~
insurplrta whO balr<!!PIU:Dlt.ed a
-fftigbt train. . -T-·-
All but a few ot_ the 300,000
peasant refug~ a::owded into
cities_ and ~OJ! acroaa the
OOWltry are savernment
appeals to return ome for spring
planting.
One cautious 25-year-old
farmer haa decided to stay in a
refugee camp at Puerto Parada.
just 90Uth of here, six days a
week. On the aeventh day, he
travels r2 miles by boat to work
his com and rice plots on a
volcanic bluff near El &pino, an
6oean resort that has changed
hands several ti.mes in recent
fightiJl.8.
In the northeast provinde of
Morazan, thoJJsands of new
refugees are wading souttl
across the rising Torola River
before they are ilolated by the.
spring rains. Red Cross workera
said thoee peasants feared that
guerrillas who blew up the ooly
bridge would keep the army
Crom repairing iL. .
Tfie army choee Morar.an for
its only battalion-sized offensive
since the election. In 10 days¢
fighting that ended May 3, the
army claimed to have killed 122
guerrillas and destroyed 13
mountain hideouts while J(lGng
22 80ldiera. Residents who saw
two truckloads pf dead eo1dien
said go~_emment }oases were
much higher.
The &JmOunced aim of th~
~ti.on was to head off ari
ex1>94led rebel ati.ck on the
'provindal capi1a), but most rebel
units escaped the dragnel
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Orange Coa1t DAil. Y PIL.OT /WednMd1y, June 2, 1982
Democrats ·to ban 'hot debates'
Miilterll) conference r ules end tQ_.bloody floor fights
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WASIUNGTON <AP) -Ju Dl'mocr•'-complete Dlann1na tor their midterm . contirence Tater
~ month ln Phlladelpl\ia, th~y
. are actin1 like a party mo1e
afrald of Uaelt than of the
RepubUcan ~ppoeltion.
Freewheeuna debate on issues
will be banned at the Phil-
adelphia meetin1. The rule1
leave no place for bloody floor .
tl1ht1 decided by cllffhan1er roll
call votet. 1n fact, the meetm, ta
desiJIMd to be llo orde.-ly and welT~~ohanned that a atr•naer
dropp ln ml1ht miatake it lor
a Repub can 1a~ertna.
In h1a ef{on to rebuild the
DemocraUc Party after IU
diaaatroua showing in the 1980
electiom, party ch.airman Charles
T. Manatt took many clues from
Scottish divided
Pope sees sharp religious cleavage
!,v,~~~.~~~IGAN ~DINBURGH, Scotland -
The skirting of bagpipes and
rhythrnlc rugby chants of "John
Paul, John Paul,'' gathering
steam like a locomotive, let the
pope know he was in another
country as he carried his
pllgrirnase of Christian unity into
the heart of S c ottish
Presbyterianism.
Politically, Scotland is part of
the United Kingdom. But it has
its own culture, deep-seated
patriotism' and marked
differences in education and law
from England. It abo has deep
religious differences with Rome
that throughou~ history have
brewed bitter, bloody strife.
Firebrand Rev. Ian Palaley led
some 200 of his Protestant
followen in shouting abU8e as
Pope John Paul ll arrived to viSit
the Edinburgh Assembly Hall,
aeat of the Presbyterian Church
of Scotland.
"Only God is the Holy
Father," pr9claimed a large
Protestant banner alo~ Princes
St., F.dinburgh's main shopping
thoroughfare, as the pope made
his way toward St. Mary's
Catholic Cathedral. the lign recalled the Church
of Scotland's traditional
opposition to papal authorily.
which it replaced by a General
Assembly presided over by a
• "moderator" elected every 12
montha.
The cu.rrent"iploderator, John
Mein~ -•itired in ruffled knee t>ttechel and buckled shoes
-welcomed the pontiff to the
Asa~mbly Hall in front of a
statue of stem John Knox, the
great Scottish Protestant
-l
reformer, in a poignant reminder
that religion Is interwoven with
the rich tartan of Scottish
history.
According to the Catholic
,Directory, adherents in Scotland
now number 815,000 in a
population of 5.2 million,
Christianity was brought to
Scotland in the 5th century by
St. Ninian, the son.of a Pict who
became a Roman blahop.
The alliance between Scotland
and France that began in the
13th century strengthened
Scottish Catholici9m. And the
church tor a time fended off
Henry Vlll's attempts to extend
England's Reformation north of
the border. But oppqsition to the
French influence, ecclesiastical
corruption. intrigue and nepotism
-James V, the father of Mary
Queen of Scots, made five of his
illegitimate tons abbota -made
it ripe for the Calvinist reforms
preached by Knox.
But Scottish Catholicism did
not die out. It lingered in the
lonely glens of the lfighlanda and
in the misty isles of the Hebrides,
in.sfrvicea carried out+tfy
underground "heather" priests
who trained new recruits in
secret ~d. It got a big
•boost 156 fear8 ago when the
Iriab potato fainl.ne sent tens of
thousands of Catholic immigrants
pouring into Scotland, many o.f
them 1n.to the teeming fetid
alums of Glasgow .
JohJf Paul paid tribute to all
this heritage Monday, concluding
his talk to 45,000 routha at
F.d.inburgb's Murrayfield rUgby
stadium in the andent ~
of the kingdom.
U.S. to keep bases·
Marshall Islands sign 15-year pact
HONOLULU (AP) -The Part of the $2 billion in aid
United States and the Marshall would be u8ed for .ettlernent oL
lalands have reached agreement claims by former residents of
on a compact that allows the Bikini and Enewietok atolls,
United States to continue lta where atomic bomb testing was
mllltary bues there at leut 15 conducted in the 1950s, de brum
more y.ra. said.
The agreement, which al.so The Marshall Ialanclt with a
hi.I Republican coun~. He
concentrated time and money on
lmi.>rtant technical aervlcet the
Republic ans had quietly
developed during the last decade.
Since Manatt took command of '
the party mac hinery , the
.Democrats have become better at
ralaing money and recruiting and
helping candidates.
They remain hopeleaaly
behind the Republlcana in fund
raiaing. But in other areas, the
Democrat.a are closing the gap.
And recent polls make the party
optlmiaUo about 1982.
No longer do they fear that the
conservative wave led by Ronald
Reagan th4t swept so many
Democrata out of office in 1980
will run as strong this Novem~.
Few Republicans are talking
about..bucking history and
winning control of the House this
year. That talk has shifted to
predictions the Democrats will be
held to minimal gains.
Yet, there is a nagging fear
among many Democrats as they
look toward the 1982 elections.
,Flrsl1 they worry about
Republican money, about the
near certainty that GOP
candidates will far outspend
their ·Democratic opponents. A
big advantage in money means a bJa edge in the most C08tly of
campaign commodities, television
advert:lainl Ume.
But beyond Republtcan
money, Democrat• also fear
thermelvee. They remember all
too clearly p11t convendonl -
Chlcaao in 1908. Mlaml Beach in
1972, Memphis, Tenn., 1n 1978 -
all of them end1nl in bloodlhed
with varioua wtnaJ f'f the party go~ off in aeparaie directions.
The Chicago and M.laml !teach
conventions 1oretold. the defeats
in the presidential elections that
followed. And the una midterm
meeting In Memphis opened
wounds that never healed
between Jimmy Cart.er and his
party'• liberal wing .•
The Democ:rata were so busy
fighting each other at those
conv e ntio n•, criticism of
Republicans seemed almost
secondary.
Manatt is determined that
won't happen this year. Any
harsh words uttered in the City
of Brotherly Love by the Democra~ will be directed at
Republicans rather than at each
other.
But some veterans of past
party wars think open diacusfion
of issues has been healthy and
could help the D~m~rats
overcome the feeling that they
lack fresh alternatives to the
Reagan program.
calla for nearly $2 billion in U.S. population of 33,000, are located
a1d for the Wanda during the in the western Pacific about 1,200
same period, was signed here by miles southwest of Honolulu.
U.S. Ambaaudor Fred ZA:der and Seized from J in W ld N1 ""•:oe Maraha.ll Island, Foreign apan or NEW ARRIVALS-A newborn walrus pup sleeps in the sun
Minister Anton de Brum. . War Il. the Marahall Islands are next to its 3,500-pound mother (top photo) as a newborn
It ,_ sub'-'+ to ~~b part of the U.S. Trust Territory· California aea lion cuddles up to its mother (bottom photo), .. ,...... of the Pacific Islands, commonly d ConJUel9 by Oct. 1 called Micronesia, which is shorUf after they were born at Marinelan in Loa Angeles. resiclenta on Aug 17 dmi 1 d b h "'' it d The walrus weighed in at about 90 pounds aDd was three feet ..,.,._ n-.-... ,d tha. . t. if ,_, __ .... __ a n stere y t e 1'I n e lo Vital . th li ailable from uoe ~u.... -tUQ• States as a United Nations ng. statistics on e sea on were not av
.accept lt but c.ongre. doesn't, truSteeship. Marineland officials Tuesday.
the lala.nden will declare their ~------..;;.....------------~------~-------------------------------------------ind e pend enc e from U .S .
trusteeship. A new treaty would
then have to be drawn, be said,
adding, "We are not going to
have anothe-r 13 years of
bk:kertna."
He re{u.ed to speculate on the
poHibllity that the residents
might chQOee independe~ over
the compllet in A~t's vot.e.
The agreement' ends 13 years
of negotiations on the i.slanda'
future political statua. It wu
unexpected bee.a use the '
Manhallae bad broken off talk.a
in WaahJngton last week. They
were en route home when 7.ede.r.
contacted them and propoeed a
final draft &Cl'eemenl.
De Brum described the
acreemeit • a compnmUie and said it "really la the best deal
anybody could have put
~="the pect, the United' Sta• will be nwponlible for the
defeOM needs of· the lalanda -aurtna.1lii" nexfl! --Uir1M
Manliallelle will ~e their own dOiDelitiC and foretcn policy,
• Br\lin ml ' '5 l*-'t includes an Oli'iaft to
d1end the mtlltN')' prr r a f«
-edcbUonal l~ yemn.
Gem
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By J.C. HUMPHRIES C~rtifkd ~mol()6i1t, AGS
GOLD 18 T.-MIA8URE
of Mid41e &.t W'ealdJ
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Omega
· 14K gold and quartz.
FOR. GRADUATION DAY
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These 14K gold quaru 111:nep1eces are ha!ld·etafted in
Omega's 134-vear tredrtlon ot Swiss 1N&tc:hmak1ng
Each wrtlJ a highly Pfec1se min1aturiud quMtJ ~
ment. Each with elegant 14K gold textu'9d bfacelets
One with 2• sparkling diamonds And all exquisitely
bf1lhant From top· $896. $795, t1900
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· DEAR l\&ADl:l\I: M,llllona of people
traveled throu1ho•t d\e world lut year, ·~ • NCDid •'718 ~~ J'or the IDOi\ pan they w•N well •dlf&ed, but man than
' 1,500 conaumen, who had travel problema,
turMd to the c.on.um.r AHaln ~t of the American SocSe~ ot Tnvel Aaenta Inc.
(ASTA) for reeoluUon ot ther ~ which
l1emmed from 1uch t.htnat u mllleldlNI bro-·
churn and advertlMmenta, to fll1ht cfelay1
and unannounced tut-minute tM>tel or ittne.
rary chanael by tour operatota.
.(ASTA) for retoluiton of their problem•
which 1temmed from 1uch thtn11 ••
.. il ..
"'mlllwllna brochure. and advwtiMIDenta. to
fllaht defaya and unannounced lMt•minUte
hotel ot Itinerary chan&'ee by tour opsaton.
airline or tour operator Involved. If that
doesn't reeult in 80lutlon, ASTA ~uem that
all complainta be aubmitted in Wrtuna, lnclu·
dlnl a lull deecrlptlon of the problem. The
CONW1)er' ahould provide copl• of all availa-
ble back-up rhaterl.ala, written and printed,
such as canceled cheeka, vouchen, ticke~ re-
ceipta, brochures. ASTA accept. compl-1.nta
which are submitted within llX months afler.
the problem occura. ASTA dOfl9 not handle a
complaint if court proceedlngll have been un~
dertaken.
When a complaint ls received, the staff
evaluates the dispute and often approaches
the supplier or travel agent involved directly
to• work out a refund or other remedial action.
The complaint also may be referred to the
C.onsumer Affaln chaim).8n of the •J>propriate
local AST A chapter for prooealng. So, rather
than throw up your handa in despair ,when
you have a travel-related problem, contact:
ASTA C.onsumer Affaln Department, 711
Fifth Ave., New York, N.Y. 10022.
How t_o keep those clips .
. DEAR PAT: My •.Pter ii inftaelq from. lllP acMol .. Jae .... r• uu te
411effer aome way • pretene .....,er ~ S.mMM MN me dley'd NM MW te la yov celuaa. c..'9 JM repeat cut laformadoll fer meT LR.. N..,.rt Baell
'A reader had aua-teci di.olvtna a milk of ,,,.,,. elll1 tablet In a quart of clUb IOda ovemiaht. Pour into a pan large eDOU8h to
accomr!>ndtte the flatt.ened new'rj'. l;oak
for one hour, remow and pat . Do not
JQOVe until comp)etely dry. TbJI ll IUPJQ8d to
preterYe a clipp&na for 20() years!
A slmllar forinula u.d by the National
Archives In Wllihlngtm. D.C .. ~
• mixing two teupoom of maQnellum carbonate
In a quart of dub aoda. ~ the clipping
between two piece9 of acreeDinl material or
· we've added '250,000
worth of diamond• to
our regular atock and
put It all on aal•I
Save on our •ntlre ltock of
dazzling diamond Jewelry, pfu1 a
1pec111 Ofle day only collectton.
You'll find 11vtng1 on pendants,
earring•, cocktaJI, ~nt
and men'• rlngi. ChoOM toUtalrea,
diamond cluetere Of diamond• with
other preck>ut ttOMI, all In 14kl
gokS Ntttogt. Our·Dlamond
COunMIOr wttl be Mre to...., you
In our flM JNeft"y 09per1ment .•
Reg. 190.00 .,-1111. ' .... ., .... m.• ...... Dllrfl••• ~ ll=wtth , ......... -........ .__ Of ............ pftol .... ..
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IJtn'I feed those birds
Dl!Wl PATi ee.M JM Clll84* wt••..... '
ezptrt to ••• wltu 1•• f ••• 1ta•1 /
mtCklaOlr'd1, •= 8M ..,...,W ..-....r..... ...,.-; ...... ea 1e1U er mMI w...a. "'IM..,....,.
tifue .. wa. • C.T., B•tlutea BMelt
Suun. Parka. a Ucemld wild bUd care
expert, 11)'1 you cannot 1eplll_ ~ any wild
blrd1 except 1tarlln81 and Dlalllh hoUM
lparrowl. All ott.. ant protaW by the
Mlp-atory Bird l'eedtna Act. She advllel
contlletine a dty animal abtlter for help or
referral to a Ucemed wild bUd expert. Shi
noted that feedlnc QI' llvlna liquid to wild
bUda am do more harm tbQ aood. A baby
bird can be drown llOddel\tally U 1IQukl w not •
adm1niltered properly, and a amalf bird can
have a broken lea that ii lmpn91ble for a lay
penoll to detect. I
Communication needed
DEAR PAT: Do y'"9 now of UJ P"P ~
till• area ilevoted to llelpla1 P••tl•
comm..teate betterf I uve lrMile •Jiiii wua I meu ud eu't aeem to el'IUile lllJ
tMQlatl fut ...... to apeek elfeett.ely.
SuelJ dlet'9 mnt ie etller people wttll ddt
pnbltm. L.L.. c.1a MeA -
The Newport Belch Toutmalterl may be
the anawer to your problem. Thlf ,roup'• IOJe
purpoee ii to help people communicate mon
effectively __ b)' _ lmprovtna their abllltlel In llst.eninC. th1Jlk1nC and IPUldna. They meet at
7 p.m. every Wee:tn.diy at Allatate Savinll
and Loan In Newport Center. Meetl:,f,d
genenlly laat about two houn. A member
A YS that the ,roup ii frtendl~ infonnal
For more lnformMion. cont.ct A.nmtrcaa at 730-7070 at Dive Gardiner at 731-2323.
Dl'.8 MOIND, Iowa (AP) -
Benbn Uft hlil hid enouP
btlly dancera and balloon m•......,
It haa become tncrewn1ly
popular in the Diii Molla ..... to
""" b&rthday « other ...-Unal by Wlf of a belly ·dincer «
btlloom CIMt and ..... In • ... .,,.)', ol .......
44Jt'1 ~ \le_ln fnqutncy,~
Hid Chuck ,1'cDonala; • vlcj ~at~ lmuranae ol Dil
Hil company requlre1
r•clpltnt1 to recelv• their
1rHtln11 in a receJ>tlon area
radw than ln 1be Qffb, •
NBARI . RECORD -Notre
Dame Univeratty Prealdent
lhe Rev. Tlaeodore He9burlh
will receive hJI 89th honorary
~ next month, tying a
record of former PreaJdent
Herbert Hoover.
·me11en1er dreued only Jn a badUna tuit and bU1ooQI. The balloons are popped until the
recipient can Nici the m-..
painted on the memenaer'• body.
"It'• rather dllrupUve to the WOC'k Ila.ff," llaJd C8rla Pierond,
pµbUc relatlpna aaoclate for
Banken ute. "Everyone ltopl
wQlidnl and pthen arOund to
watch the belly dancer. We've
.., Mked that the clown and
At JMlt 14 oompans.e in D.e
Molnel offer balloon m I IT .. '
Martie FWD •JS her .-v1c1 ta
not all that dlarupUvr.
"If employH1 art happy,
they'll work harder bec•UH
they're hADPY:' lhe 8lid. "t CllD't
1M When-ftYe minufa out of a
work cay cm make all that much
dlfference." ( .
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NEW HAT FOR J.R. -After crowning Anna-Kari
Bergstrom as Mill Sweden, Larry Hagman -~t.er
known as J .R. Ewing o{ the Dallas TV series ·-was
· crowned with a Laplander's hat., Miss Bergstrom, who
comes from northern Sweden wnere the Lapps live,
thought the headpiece would be an appropriate change
from the 10-gallon hats J.R. usually sports.
Bette Da'vis once posed nude .
1 Somewhere in Boston may
' be a statue that hu Bene
Davia' eye., her nose, her
ahouldert -and a few other
aimllaritiee.
for·a statue of "Sprtn.g" when
ahe was.18.
The 74-year-old actress said
in an interview for Playboy
• magazine th.lat ahe poEd nude
"This was after blah achoo!. when I was a wry
young penon." ahe Mid in an
interview publiahed in the
magazine'• July t.ue.
Sat~, June &th
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Free to
-GorMa Maeftae, atar of the
1966 movh cla11lc
"Oklahoma!" wa1 ln the
au.dlence. for the flntl
performance of the L1ncoJn.
tleb., c.ommunlty Playhowe
producdon of the ltlll-popular ahovf. •
M•cRae,now a LJncoln
ret.ldent, 1tepped •tstaa•
durtna v9cal warm.-u.!:i
signed a few •utccraPhl
chatted with CMt llftd """"· • MlicRae, who Ulo aDDMNCI
in the lOM filma, '-tb°e Belt . 'lb1nat in Ufe Are J)'ee,'' end
"Car0u8el.'' •YI ~ hopes to re1ume performln1 in
nt1htclub1 and on TV .
epedall.
-a.ft 11-'aetarlq be. of c.o.ta MeN,
Which paid $100 In court cmta for ~don on a
eharp of aDft1nl ftbel:llMt duet emilllonl.
• -J,L. Ma'al•J Arco Service Statloa of
Fountain Valley, which paid a $1~ fine for t.aWns ·
to maintain vapor recovery equipment on lta ,.,.... . -JJ:°r.. ... Stwqe Jae. of Irvine, wh!ch
· paid a t25() fine for f.alUna to ~tain vapor
ret:OVerJ -iwprnent on plOline pllnpa.
-V.U.C, Jae. of IMne. whkh paid a $450 fine
for faJllnC to obtain a pennlt to lmta11 a vapor
cSecreu~ -Cauw Electric of FountAU.n Valley, Which pakl a $eoc> tine for fall1Jll to obtain a permit
to install a vap:ir depe uer.
-A1reo CrfoSell.let of Irvine, ~h.lch paid a
$500 fine foe aUowtna excelllve villble em.iaaion.s
f:rcm lta plmt. -K ... n o.Mra aenlce 1tattoa of Fountain
VaDey,·whlch pllid a $26 fine for .faWna to maintain
Yapol' recawtlrJ equipment on lta auolfne pwnpe.
The Air Quality Dlatrict offidali ea.id they had
JDON •ICC9lful ~dona in April than in any
month the put year.
~Car dealers must pay_
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For a summer of fun and adventure
VACITIOI lllLE Slllll;
June ~1·25 9 A.M.-NOON
Por ctttklfen entertne ~ .....
'7.00 MA TERtAL RI • MCM8TP av JUNI 1t •
Trips each day, overniJhb, train rides,
Bible Study, pmes, and even a hayride and besebll PIM-
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
'40.00 per 3-day session; Six different ses1ions
June 29·Augu st 5 New adventures eac~ week
For children enterina erades l~; Call for dttail;I.
ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CtlltCH
600 St. Andrews Road, N.8 • ._ 631-2"0
FRESNO (AP) -The owner of a~to 1 "===================~====:::=~ dealenhlp1 in v...u. and Selma wm be require6 to 1-
.,.Y $47,800 to .. ule a c:on1umer fraud auit
atemm1nc from OYerpaymenta cm car tales. Fresno
County Superior Court Judge Charles ~
ltayed peyment of $220,000 I« three yean provided
Ottmar Tbomu obeervea an Injunction against
unfair bUllnem pncticee.
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Pllo~ Logbook-. 111.IJ P1•1at Candid commenlane1
_ ~zcl~vely in tM
ELL:S
"LADIES', MEN'S~ CHILDREN'S
1294·8 SOUTH COAST HIGHWAY '
· LAGUNA BEACH
(JUST SOUTH OF THE FAMOUS .
POTTERY SHACK)
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Thun ..
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GIGANTIC
INVENTORY·
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"M.otmty Isn't playing, Daddy. She's• looking
for one ·of her MrVing spoons."
"Like they 11y, the beat ptrt about a vacation 11
getting home 1gtln."
by Brad Anderson DENNIS THE MENACE
11He loves being petted, but If you stop;
WATaff OUT!"
Yt:S.
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YoLJ WERE:
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by Harold Le DOU*".
WHAT ro YOU MEAN M von COMf ~l..Eee l TAU< 10 HEit?
I ~D MN6 HER ... NOW!
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POINTS NO«™ .. ™AT'S
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WHAT ARE YOU
DOING,
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TRYING TO
DECIDE
WHAT TODO
ABOUT MY
INDOOR
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SOME OLD VEGETABLE
SEEDS I HAD IN THAT
DRAWER SPROUTED
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LOSER -Sen .
William 1'.
Armstrong, R-Colo.,
failed in lining up
votes for his
amendment.
~e getS
. I ! ·one vote:
! his own : .
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1 -Sen. William L .
Armstrong, ~Colo.; WU
failing miserably in
lining up votes.
"I did not get very
many votes. Btti I thank
the memben ~o voted with me that
amendment,''
joked after hia aide of an Issue drew only one vote:
hia own.
"Having started at
10mewhat of a low ebb, l
wlll perhapa pick, up
some steam on future
amendments,'' he said
Sen. Harriaon Schmitt,
R-N.M., told AI:mstrong: "U the senator loees any
1 • • more ground, he would
not even be here.''
Santa Ana
complex
• mcreases
Saffell & McAdam,
Inc. of Irvine bas begun
conatruction on the $8
m.Ulioo Ebuco BuOdln& a six-story office
building in the Lake
Center office complex in
Santa-Alla. "\
'Ibe building at 3000
W. Mac:Artbw-, is part of
the aecond phaae of the
$95 million. 33-acre Lake
Center complex. located
one mile west of South
.. . c.out Plaza.
Upon completion of iti
fiveph.ues,LakeC-ent.er
would be Orange
County 's l a.rgest
condomintuin of flce
complex , offering
750,000 square feet of
office Spece. -
Saffell & McAdam
.,MS developer Callfom1a
Pacllic Properties had
been a11ociated with
• · ~~vel~eht of the ~th Plaza Mall
and Town Center.
The Irvine firm
--.recently completed
.. Pbate I of Lake Center,
comprlted of aeven, two-atory office con-
dominiwm.
Architect• Herbert
Nadel & Partners qf
Santa Monica deslgneld
the buiJdinc.
A parking structure is
allo. planned. with the
entire project echeduled
for an October
completion.
POD~will ! provide fandacaplna
around the ftve...acre lite.
I l' Structural engineer ll
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, f Ebuco Engineerin1 I will OCCUp)' 3 ~ 0oon In
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etsewhere.
Come 1n and see our wide selection of gold chains.
neckla«'-r~ngs. bracelets. charmt. and coin jewelry.
~e also c rry Krugerrands. Maple leaves nnd the Gold
Cofns of Me11ico. as well es US and foreign numismatic
coins.
We buy end sell gold and silver coins bull~ .bars. and
scrap. with your transactions cqnducted m complete
privnc:y.
If you bring in this ad. we II
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Improved telephone 1trvice thf'ouah adVJneed
computeri&td technolQIY ahould be available to
mon Orana County ~nta u pert of the •201.6
million f'acUlc Telephone 11 1pendln1 on .. ~ uu. Y9U'· ' DlviDon M.anaaer Diane Dau.dt announced a
major portion· of 'the PJ'Olf*l'n 1a tnNllatlon of
eter:uonlc •wltchlna equipment to enable retldenttal
•nd buatn.. cuatome~ to. add '4cuatom calling''
M.rvice f eatww.
Tht1e Include •1lowln1 three~rtlea to pertidpate in a .m,i. call, and tranafe calll to
other ~tlon1 when a penion la '°'"' to •~Y from hll or her home or office.
One of the lar1eet aervice projectl In the
Oranp County budget-nearly $10 milllon -wW
be Installation of elec1ronic switching equipment In
Santa AN.
In Lacuna Niguel, Pad'el l1ll spend $7 million
to Install limilar electronic 1wltchJ.na equipment.
More than half the J>l'OtP'8lU II dedJcated to
keeping pace With Orqe County'• powth, both ln
popW.ation and ln expended canmunbdonl needl.
1)a1.1..cia Nid. The balance ot the pl'Olfam II for m~emiz.ation, reph,cement of ~ulpment ~d
equtpment necellltated by customer re)QCatlon.
Pacific Telephone will add about nine milllon
conductor milea of telephone wire In c.Ilfomla and
Nevada to link customers with the central •witchinc
offices, o..u.cta said. To meet future Interoffice
oommunlcation.1 requirement&, new fiber &i:c cable
routes wW be lntrodu~ th.la year In fomla. The Ughtw.ave aystem wlll reach Orange County In
1986.
The wire contained In planned cable facllltiea
would encircle the globe about 400 , IM aa1d.
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2(XX) Hatbo( Blvd .• Solle A-tM
v.tld thru: June 30, 1982
Oood only at: 3095 HARBOR BLVD.
).a c..a. M-U•t
S.•lti of s.. DNto Pwy.
Acne1 p,_ f.k.)
O,We 1'lln 5erria A
1111 Gravff of Santa Ana bu tMen named
premdlnt ot O.n Carpet M1U1. H• 1a a1lo a
part-own« of the Irvtn.1-lled compe.ny.
DOI GaWaH of La1una Ntauel hH been
eppolni.d tnuww of Ir.mar Ilia.. a Newpon
BHch·baaecl food marktttn1 corporation. He
•ucc.edl J..nee i.on,, who Ndtel.
. B.J. Stewart Advent....-ud PUUc Rea.ttoa1,
lac., of Newport 8-ch hll 1*n named to handle
the Scbl•I! Lack Company'• public relaitona ~· lt ,_ handled ldvertillnl functlonl {.or
SChllp Iba 1980.
Jeaaattt• ~of Irvine hat been
pnimoted to vice t and chief tinanda1
officer of T~• titter Ce•paay, Newport
s.cb·a-d ~firm. Shew• formerly
ccmtroller with sm.r Dlvelopnent Comp.ny of
Newport BMch.
I.rvtne ft!lddent Pal M. S~eu hu earned a
Jll'OIP'8mt lfOUP achJewcnent award and $1,000 for
oontrtbudonl at The Aerospace CoC'poradon, Loa Ancel-.. St.evml II direct« of the fomll energy
department In Aero1pace'1 energy resources
dlvtalon. •
But of America bu appoll)ted • Jame1 O.
Beil vice president and heed of corporate~
for the Anaheim main office. Tb.la new offl'ce is in
Bank of Americe buiJdi.na 300 $. Harbor Boulevard.
New Yprk IJfe agentl Boward K. Barlow,
CLU, Corona del Mar: C. Ju Garner, El Toro;
WUUam E. May Jr., CLU, c.o.ta Mesa; Jolla P.
Teaore, San Juan Caplatrano, and Steplaen A.
TvleJ, ea.ta Meta. are members of the 1982
Million Dollar Round Table, an independent,
International 8110dation of life lnsurance agents.
. Mlc•ael K. McNelll, formerly resident
IJ'W'1alef' of Col4we0 Buker Commerdal Real
Eatate Services' Kanaaa Clty, Mo. office, has
t:ranafered to Coldwell Banker Real Estate Group,
Inc. Loa Anaelea, a1 vice president-national
accounta. He ii a fonner ...Utant vice pretldent of
thf Newport Beach of fioe.
Gary Cmuatapam of C.O.ta MMA hu
promoted to vice preeldent/aaaociate creati
director at CocJtraae Cbaae, Llvlac•tn
Compuy, be. of ~. ¥tcllael Arola haa
promoted to uaodate creative director at the fJ.tm.
Accountants A8>ciated Pereonnel Service, Inc
wtth offices ln Santa AN and FullertoA,
select e d Madellae Za.cllerman Pat»lt
Relatlonat AdverU1lll1 of Tustin to handle d\
firm's public relationa and ad~erttamc.
Home Sav\ngs of America, a federal sa
and loan asaoclation. elect.ed Marlo J . Aaeod o
Huntington Beach to its board of d.iMctors. He
executive vice president -finance and
administration.
Avco Commulty Developers, be. has named
Paal ,.G. Zimmer president and chief operating
officer. He has been executive vice president.
Darlene 8. Davie hu been selected fo
membership in the American Academy o
Actuaries, a professional amodation headquartered
in the nation's capital. Davls ls assistant vi
president for Tllll•1•ut, Nel1011 & Warren,
lacorporated ln Newport Beach.
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.AtrC.1 CUStomel'I flytna between Seeltle and the
San Frand8co tBay Area In .Tune are betna off....t a
$75 ~ diax>unt on roundtrip ~ .
.. AirCa1 ls markina tta on.year anntvenary of
Seattle aervke June f and the $76 uvtnaa la an
anniversary gift to customers. an airline offldal ukL
The roundtrip between Seattle and the Bay Area
for •165 compares to the regular roundtrip full fan at '
$240.
NB ad firm honored
Lenac, Warford, Stone AdvertJ.ainc & Public
RelaUona of Newport Beach won 15 awards at the
Orange County Advertising F'ederation ceremonJea. lltcha.rd Holmes Advertising & Design. bad 12
awards; .Reiaer Williama de Younc. eight; MeaJes-&
Ernenon, five, and three each for Jamen Amodata
and Baaeo & Aaaodates.
Wespac buys complex
Wespac Investors Trust of Tustin baa purchued
Country Club Fatates, a recently oompleted apartment
complex tn the Country Club district of FlagJtaff. Ariz.
Purchue price was $6.595,000 .
. The complex conaista of 14 buP.d.blel with 200
uni ta.
SJJ'!rling goods store due
• Sportmart, an IJJJnois sporting goodl retailer,
plans to o~~ its first Southern California stare July
9, at 7433 Edinger Ave., Huntington Beach.
The 35,000"1Cluare foot outlet ls to be the first in a
series of stores th the region.
Gish sells 845 stock units
Gish Biomedical Inc. of Santa Ana, manuf.actun!r
of dispouble medical producta, reported today a public
offering of 845 unita ha been completed at a price of
$1,999 per unit throuah underwriters co-mana&ed by
l>•ulloli Investment <A. and Bladt & Co. Inc., both of ~.
Each unit conatata of a $1,000 15 percent
convertible llUbordinated debenture due 1989, 333
abaft!9 of connnon stock and warran1a for the purcbw
of 333 lbarea Of common.
Proceeda to the company from the uJe of uniw
will be u.ed to pay trade accoun1a pay.able and otbm-
indebtedness. to pW'Cha.te ::.g1ta1 eqUipment, to
finance product developmeftt to iDCreMe worldna
capital. -:
Lear expands market ·· ~·
The data produeta diViaion of Lear Siegler, 1nc..
Anaheim, reporta it la expa.ndtni fta international
market into South AmeriaL
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Thoma• F. Rlley deeervea
re-electlon thta Tueeda); u the &th
Dlttrict•e coutal re~tat.lve on
the Oran1e County Board of
Supervtlora.
U there ever wa a time when
experience and a depth of
knowledp of coutal concerns ii
needed at the county seat. lt la
now. Riley bu that experience.
Housing and growth
problems. air and surface
transportation needs and a whole
myriad of people-eervtce questiona
face pivotal county government
declaiona in the yean immediately
ahead.
Superviaor Riley has proved
over his last two tenns to be a
, .. hard -working. honest and
dedicated supervisor in the service
of the people of his district and
indeed for all of Orange County.
I Rlley has brought stature and
earned respect to his seat on the
county's governing board. His is a
voice that gets heard.
Voters in the 5th
Supervlsorial District, embracing
Newport Beach, Costa Mesa,
Laguna Beach, Irvine and all of
the southern sector to the county
line, must recognize that they
bave only one rep-eeentatlve on a
fiVe-member board. ·
Some put offioeholden from
the 0th Dlttrlct have found
themselvea 1hunted aalde or
unable to negotiate the coutJ1ne•1
concerns when dealing with the
other four aupervilorl. Th1I has
not been the cue with Tom Riley.
Riley has worked hard and,
sometimes it seems, virtually
around the clock for the lnteresta
of his diatrict. He baa l)Ot confined
himself to the political arena. A
retired U.S. Marine Corpe general
officer, he has been an actlve
supporter. of civic anq
philanthropic movements too
numerous to detail. He Ls a man of
servioe.
Riley's opponents in this
election are honorable men who
should be thanked for offering
themselves in the public servioe.
We bel\eve, however, this la not
the time to abandon the
experience and dedication that
Supervisor Riley has brought to
his county office.
Tom Riley should be
re-elected by the' voters this
·Tuesday.
Judicial recom m end ations
Two superior court contests,
one something of a repeat
perfonnanoe, and two municipal
court r8ces, will confront Orange
Coast voters in Tuesday's primary
election.
In the superior col.lrt race
drawing the most attention, the
incumbent, Judge Leonard
Goldst.ein. is being challenged by
William ·Hopkins, Anaheim city
attorney. '
To get a feel for the race, one
has to look at Goldstein's
upstairs-downstairs judicial
career. He was firBt appointed to
the superior court by Gov.
Edmund G. Brown Jr. in 1977.
The following year, he was
defeated for re-election by a
deputy district attorney, Oretta
Ferri Seara.
' The re-election defeat
notwithstanding, Gov. Brown
appointed Goldstein to. a vacancy
on the North Orange County
Municipaf Court bench. Enter
Hopkins. He decided tb challenge
Goldstein in a 1980 re-election bid.
The race was well under way
when Gov. Brown elevated
Goldstein to a superior court
vacancy. The action canceled the
municipal court race and left
Hopkins in the cold.
· So now, this year. voters
countywide will have the
opportunity to decide wbe~ to
retain GoldStein. or replace him
with Hopkins.
For all the furor that has
surrounded the governor's
appointments of Goldstein, the
Dally ·Pilot makes but one
observation: the furor should be
directed at Brown, not the
appointee.
Goldstein is a hardworking,
•
conscientious jurist, who has Wide
respect in legal and judicial cirtjes.
He deserves to be fe..elected to a
six-year term.
In the other superior court
race, four candidates are vying for
the seat formerly held by Judge
William Lee, who has ·announced
his retirement. They are West
Orange County Municipal Co\!ft
Judge Robert Knox; Joseph
Barilla, a Loa Angeles County
prosecutor; William Farria, an
attorney and member of the
county Transit District board of
directors. and Shennan Weber. an
att.omey and accountant.
The Daily PUot 41"gee a vote
for Judge Knox. While we find
that Farris is also highly capable,
Judge Knox already has gained
the experience nece-ery for the
judiciaf position be eeeka.
In the race in the Orange
County Harbor Munieipal Court,
the inculllbent, Judge Robert
Polis, is fadhg a challenge by Paul
Robbins, a Loe Angeles County
deputy district .attorney. We urge
a vote for Judge Polis.
Opposition rhetoric attacking
Judge Polis lacks foundation in
the record. Polis is an experienced
and able jurist. He previously
' served the Harbor Court as traffic
commissioner. He clearJy has
earned and deserves re-election.
In the contest in West Orange
County Municipal Court, the .
incumbent, Joanne Harrold, le
facing two opponents, Dan
Dutcher and Ronald Nix. Both are
Santa Ana-baaed attorneys.
Although Judge Harrold ii
unpopular with some attorneys
and questions have been rai8ed
about her residency, she appears
to be the strongest of the three
candidates.
OplnlMs expre$sed In the space above are thOse of the Dally Pilot. Other vlWIS ••·
pressed on ll"lls page are those ot tl"le1r authors an<1 artists. Reader comment Is 1nv1I·
ed. Address The Daily Piiot, P.O. Bo• 1S60, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone 17141
642·4321.
L.M. Boyd I Six-shooters
Most of the men who carried six-
shooten in the Old West only loaded
five ahota. They kept the hammer on
the empty chamber a a safety. When
the hammer' reated on a loaded
chamber, it wam't neceaary to pull
~ trluer to fire a lhot. 'Any IOtt of
aharp 6fow to the hammer heel could
do iL ·At 1eut a few ~ that cham-
ber to hold a small tight roll of
emeraency CWTeDC)'.
Can you con trm from your own
experience the claim that men with
curly hair tend io 1row bald at an
earlier a1e than men with 1tralght
halrT ••
Q. Dld the Roman aoldlen in the
I 4aya of. Christ march ln step to a ca-
·~ .
A. Ne(. lit, hlltory rtCXll'd9 the fint
mWwy men to march in 11ep were
the ..... ~ ot 600 yeen •· They carrle4 JB-foot·lona apeara. ~ cb~!'l'h~ ln the ra.nU to
keep from bashing in one another'•
heads.
Am asked to name the best--eelllng
novel in the entire htatory of publi-
shing. That would be "Valley of the
DoU.'' by the late Jacqueline SUsann.
With 22 million book.a aold alnce 1966.
Q. What university football team
was given its official name in honor of
a gnaduate who became a profe.mlonal
football star?
A. Believe you .refer to '"The Mean
Green" of North Texaa State. The name with the 9Chool color ltuck after
Pittsburgh St.eelu' Joe Greene gra-
duated in 1968. -
Q . Whit are "Mexlcll\"'
•trawbeni-7''
A. Border jarp for pinto beau.
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Can .. trade encourage peac~
NEW YORK -"Commerce ta the
cure for destructive rrejudicea,.. said Monteequieu, the, grea French polltbl
philoeopher of ttieO 18th centUry. "It I.I
almOltt a aeneral rute that where ~ La
civilized 0ehavi0r, there la trade; and
wherever there ls trade, there ii civillzed
behavior."
A century later, Karl Marx waa
reported to have laid eomethl.na like:
"The capitalista will aell ua the rope to
hang them.''
THE DEBATE STILL aoM on -and
it Ls one of the moat crucial u th1a
century iS ending. What ahould be the
goala and policy of the relatively
prosperous West -the United States
and the European democraciea -
regarding the complicated _guestlon of
trade with the struaallna ~ -the
Soviet Onion and ita~ European
colonies?
Should we trade relatively freely, on
the theory that prosperou.-oommunista,
or communist governmen~ are le.a
'likely to be militarily expanUonlat and
adventurous? Or, should we not trade
and do what we can to speed up the
deterioration of communist ecmomla ln
order to force 1he Eastern pwnmenta
to decreate military~
The debate ia taken up in two
provocative analyses in the cWTent
iaaues of-two conaervative,
buatnesa-ortented jouroal1, the
FL-onomist in GrMt Britain and Forbel In
the United Stato. And if anyone needed
proof of the oomplexity of the lmuea
involved here, the European publication
leaned toward the traditionaf American
position: Be very careful! The American
magazine leaned toward the traditional
West European position: Busine-la aood
for the business of peace.
"It would make eenae for Western
Europeana," wrote John Plender of The
F.oonomiat, "(to) give a fairer wind to
American propoeala . . . "
"It seema worth encouraging the
Sovletl," wrote Lawrence Minard of
Forbes, "(to) irnptove their people's
lives. Are there dab? Yes, but ·even as
RICHARD RllVll
the United States aeela to rearm, lt
ahouJd not beck away from taking risks
for peace." .
'BOth writen were analyzing American
oppoeition to Germah and French aid for
a pipeline to bring natural gaa from
Siberia to their countries. If the p{peline
ls completed, both of thoee countries\ will
be "dependent" -the word Wied by
.American opponents of the deal on the
Soviet Union for about 5 perc:ent of their total enel'IY needs •.
The element• of the pipeline neaotiatiom are the elementa of the
r..t-West tnde debate. The RUISians
haw areat natural re90W'Cl!S, but their
econmny wOl'b., blidly that the)' need
.. trade to provide hard currency -
doDan, pounds, marb or ·francs -to
pay for the food and high technology
that they are 10 far incapable of
produd.Nz at home.
The West heeds the energy and wants
the pmperity provided. by trade. West
Germany alone attributes 200~000 jobs to
it.a ·$28-billion-a-year trade with the
Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. So,
Weat German politicians and union
I leaden are united with Iowa farmers
who want to tell grain to the RussianB.
The Reagan administration, ao far, has
generally rejected the European position.
(That position, of coune, was. aJ.ao the
American position -deten\e -under
Richard Nixon and Henry Kissinger.)
Secretary of Defense Caspar Weinberger
particularly has argued that the RUiii.ans
are taking advantage of such trade -
and the loans of Western . banks
financing much of it -to build up their
military with Western technology. And
there ia evidence \hat s-oviei
mi81ile-guidance technol<>iY was bought
(and stolen) from the United States.
"THE CRISIS in Poland provides an
unprecedented opportunity to hasten the
breakdown of the communist system."
say. Sen. Robert Kasten of Wlaconsin..
"The bankruptcy of Poland and ·the
economic tl'Ollbles of Romania and other
Soviet satellite countries 00\lldn't come
at a wone time for the U.S.S.R.".
But Forbes diaputes Weinberger,
Kasten and other hard-liners who wOUld
end aid and bank loans to commw$'t
countries. ''Th~ result must be that they
(Eastern European satellites) will tum to
Moecow for ever larger subsidies," pys a
magaiJne that likes to call itself "a
capitalist tool." "The consequence of
poverty thus la communist cohesion, not disintegration. ••
So, how do you dedde? A.mericam. l
think, will be more comfortable -and
much wiser -to be generous, to rjsk tor'
peace. President Reagan said it well a
couple of weeks ago in his speech at bis
alma mater, F.ureka College: .
"A Soviet leadership devoted to
improving its people's lives, rather than
expanding its anned conquests, will find
a sympathetic partner in the WesL The
West will respond with expanded trade
and other forms of cooperation."
·Airport's 500-mile rule curbs • noise
·To the F.ditor:
I can appreciate the concern of the
editorial of M.y 21 ''Airport 5()0..Mile
Rule Outdated and Coatly," whlch
expr e 111 ed the 76,000 single incidences of
inconvenience experienced by the
Frontier Airlines ~ who, aft.er
M_AILBOX _
leaving bun ~ Oxan~ Airport on
a fliabt to Denver, had ib stop in Lu
Vegas in order to meet the Boerd of.
Superviaon' :SOO:mile rule. 'Yet 1 would hope that you would
express the same concern for the
777 ,600,000 individual incldencea of
Inconvenience experienced in 1981 by
thoee affected by the noi8e of all of the
fllghta taking off from the Orange
c.o\.u\ty Airport.
A commerd-1 pilot frlend of mine
reminded me over the weekend of the
fll&ht of Air Force One (707) 1eVeral
yean ago from Oranae Chmty to El
'l'oro, pauengerlea, l>aggageleu and
with enough fuel to land at· p Toro.
Whisper quiet WU the flight!
committees in Congress are subject to ahould pay what ever TIC demands. I j
pretSUre from apedal interest .groups t6 feel that the leueholders are asking TIC i
have apecial ~ lawa put into the to be fair and a Dttle more realistic. I do t
Int.emal Revenue Code and more spaces not know what the leueholdera may
on the income tax retumJ for tax ci-ediia · have been promised. 1 do know what we , for certain poups, only. • were promi.ted. And the promiaes TIC
IF TAX mcreues are approved what ~!! to us weren't worth this paper rm .
gimmick ii available for the wage earner wnting on. BOBBIE ALLEN
to reduce their taxes? The only way that
I aee ii for the wage earner ia to have
more children, thereby reducing his 1
taxe1, but with runaway inflation and
high interest rates how can the children
be support.C in a-decent manner?
'nM!tt muat be a limnlification of the
Internal Revenue Code(Laws should be
written 10 that men oJ common
intelllgenoe can understand them. The
income tax fonna muat be simplified and
every penon must be required to pey a
fair ·~ of income taxes! , HERBERT HERSCH
Promises broken
To the Edltor:
Jt&M N&BA W , Oa, (AP) _ unantmoualy by the city councU
Mandatory l\lft OWMnhlp beclme March u. require• head• of •
the law ln thl• Atlania 1uburb ~In the dty ol 6,400 people
t Jt tO own and malntaln • f1rMnD And Tu••day, and houHwl • aren umn .. ..:•uon. It exemptl convicted • ll&cl lt comton.d hfllll' to know -aneone brob lnto her duplex, f•Jona. the dilabled and thoel with
could pt rid ot ~....i tan.•• rellak>ul ob~ .•
---•-f la 'nae council aclcnowledaed it WM &..,. uvplementatkln ° new w reactln8 •••ln•..! pa11a1• of an brcNlht the d~anothlr wave of ordJ.nanci in the O\JCllO IUrbwb of
publlGlty and a ~ from Morton Grove whJch bani ownentUp the Amertcan Cl LJberdel Union. =tle ln the -r ol rwtbl from of handlum by most privata dtlaena. ~-Daw OllUer, owner of a downtown
"I ~t feel my ditf9nnt" ~ hardware 1tore, Nld the law bu
a 8U" ln the ~ now, Mid Mri. brou,tbt ''very lltti. lnterelt" and no
Martin. But lhe added, "It f_. aood inc:n:111ed demand for ammunitlm or
to know lf anybody came In here, you ~ law bal DO ~ty prorilioD.
could eet rid of them real fall" but Mayor Darvin Purdv Hid She l8id her hUlbu>d bon'Owed a "
aun from hl1 brother tn nearby ~~ c!: :=u..m: ~-C:= . Cartersville. She Mid her huaband _ ... _,_~ n..-..a _1 ...... _ ..... ,. ..._
and two ol their fout chUdren have ~ ~~ w11& uis DO
handled auna while huntlna, and filunwhile, the Am~rlcan Civil
lhe doet not CONkler the weapon • Libertiea Umcn alked a federal court
lafety buard. I n A tl an ta to pro h i b lt any POSTER QJllL -Chriltine Mitchell, the '"Die kldl don't even know where it enforcement ol the law, l&kl Gene
6-)'eU'-Old dauchter of Charlene Mitchell of la. They didn't even ult." lhe .aid. Guerrero, execuUve l9Cl"etU')' of the
Oranae,hubeennamedposterchildforthe -~T~b:e:.._:o~r~d~l~n~a~n~c~e~,~a~d~o~p~t~e~d~-~A:CL~U~in~Geor&ia~~-~-~·~~~~~~~!!l!!!!l!!!!l!!!!l!!~~~~~~~~!f!~!!!!!!!~~~~~~:;:::~~ Leukemia Society of America, Tri-County -
chapter. She has been a leukemia victim for
more than two yean.
145,006 atitos
to be recalled·
DETROIT (AP) -Ford Motor Co. baa
announced the recall of more than 141,800 can
beeau.e of fire hazard.I. while Chrysler Corp. saya it
ii recalllng 4,000 can and trucks for a defective
smpemkln bolt.
The 1982 Ford F.acorta and Expos and Mercury
Lynx and LN71 with factory-installed air condldonina can catoh fire if the air conditiooer
blower' ia on medh.an·low and the blower motor
. Ford aakL
J81M, The 1982 Continentals can cat.ch fire if gaaol1ne
belna pumped into the can leab behind a 9eal in
the fuel filler pipe housing, the autcmak.er laid.
In a 1eperate announcement, Chrysler laid
acme 1982 model fron~wheel drive cars and trucks
have a ball.joint bolt that could cnck and Impair
steering. I .......
A defective lhlpment' of balljoint bolta could
cau.e a front wheel on the Chrysler can and trucka to beoome loole and "affect directional control," a ·
spoluwman aakL ..
The vehk:les recalled are 1982 model cmy.Jer
I.ebuma, Town and Country W...-. Plymouth
Rellanta and HorUiom, Dodae-ioo. An.. Omnia and
ttw Dodae~plckup truck. be .... The bolt WM clilcovend at die fact.my
and DO in have been reported. be ..sded.
Dea1en replace \he bolta for ~
Ford ~ MlchMl Dml ..... a 1121Jai.-
u ably in the lllcorta' air coodlUmer dos not
"'have enough 1p119e to break the d.rcuft and prevent
overheating of the unit.
Twelve car owners reJ>C)l'ted flra 1Mt fall. but
DO ODe W.. injured. he ad(kd. . '
In the Continentals, Font said ptnHne can 1t!eJ>
into the fenderwe1l behind a lU1P89 compu1ment
trim panel and vapon can get into the p .. enger
·compartment, the automaker ui.d.
The vapon can spark a fire "ln combination
with an lpitlon IOUl'Ce NC4 aa a power an~
motor " the statement 18ld.
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·• Retired Army Col.
<;harlee B9ckwtth,
" leader of the aborted
'. mlaalon to re1cue
·• American hoet.agea ln
·.Iran, blam-ed the
.failure of the
operation on
''equipment failure, poor planning, and
lax security.''
Absentee
student
.graduate
~ KENT, Ohio (AP) -
The tale has only just
come out, but one of the
students 1\sted as
gradu,ating' at the
December com-
mencement of Kent
State Uhiv4trsity never
a,ttended a class.·
The name of Nelaon
Springer Angstrom, a
characte r from the
n·ovels of Pulitzer
Prize-winning author
John Updike, was called
out at the com-
mencement exercises.
But, predictably, he
didn't step forward to ·
claim a diploma.
. Angstrom's name was
added to the list of
graduates contained in
the commenceme nt
program by Robert
McCoy, assistant fo
university President
Brage Golding. McCoy
provided Upd.ike
background on Kent
State when Angattom,
the son of Rabbit
Angstrom fn Updike'•
"Rabbit" novels, was
supposed to have
enrolled in the achool in
norttieast Ohio.
.'BRA'
plates
halted
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SIOUX FALLS, S.D.
(AP) -Minnehaha
County won 't be
handing out any more
license pl&tes with ~
prefix "BRA."
Treasurer DeLorls
Erickson end,ed sales of
the '.'BRA"-labeled
licenae plates after about
450 had been isaued
because ao many
complaints were
received. State agencies
issued the county a new
set of leas euggestive
olates -with the prefix 1'BRB."
"Some people llon't
notice anything," said
Mrs. Erickson. "But
othen -a lot of them-
don't want anything t.o
do with thein (BRA
plates). It seems it's
mostly the women who
have a problem w ith
them. tt •
But at least one penon
didn't mind . Mrs.
Ericbon aakl one man
came in With bis ''BRA"
plates. which included a
two-dJ git number
approximate to a
bruliet'e's me. But he
wasn't upset .. He juat
wanted>he next,nwnber ,. i.i .. .._ . ......,.... .
"That'• my wife/'
Mn. Ericbon quoted the
man••ying. He aot the new plaw.
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Ac.tor·p,oiluoer 1ay1
lt'i1 1ucce11 with "E••Y .-·
Rider'' earned ~im a
decade of problems iii the
film business. Pase B4. '• t • I
is · a ·film 18 Republicans, 3 Democrats vie in biggest primary
'·
"pornographic?.
• SEA-MY SIDE BEAT: Not far from the Civic
Center seat of our county government, up in Santa Ana,
the controvenial Mitchell Brothers Theater, under siege
from city government as a dirty movie house, is still
grinding them out these days.
Grliuling ia the right word here. There has, however.
been a change at the infamous flesh· flick place. A
socio-political tone has set ~ in.
In event you have .. ,,.
been absent from our ;-..\
region in recent years, it TOM MURPHINf ~r, should be noted that Santa ) ~'
Ana civic lights learned
S()me time back that the Mitchells were showing films
hardly in a class with The Three Bears -or at least not
spelled that way. ·
Thus it was that Santa Ana set out to shut down the
motion· picture place on allegations that it was ~
lewd, lascivious and smutty fare that was tainting the
virtue of the good metropolis.
AFTER LOSING A COUPLE of initial thrusts 1n the
. courts, Santa Ana government hired an expert
"&re comes the monllty JMl'f or the~ now, ~ ... "
anti-pornography auomey named Jim <.;Janey who, f<?r a
fel, wen\ aft.er the Mitchell Brothers.
Alas, success wasn't immeifiat.e. That was seven years ago. Yictory finally came this year when the Mitchells were
ordered to pay some court Costa. The amount was $6,856.
Another $16,260 in court ~remain in dispute.
Meanwhjle, the city of Santa Ana has reporteQ.ly spent
$170,000 in the-flopped attempt lo ahut·do'!{l the movie
house just across the street from Santa .t\na College.
MEANWHILE FURTHER, the Mltchells are reported
to be taking in some $355,000 each year for the paa& seven
yt!8J'8 from their Santa Ana emporium ot skin and sin.
This condition has apparently allowed the brothers to
hire a couple of pretty fair attorneys of their own.
Santa Ana did manage to get the courts to ban a list of
100 films from being shown atthe theater. But the Mitchell
Brothers apparently have the fastest cameras in the West.
~can crank 'em out faster than you can get into court
and ge~ 'em outlawed. -
Two film eRLCS currently screening are cases in point:
THE FEA TUJ\E ATrRACTION ·is titled, "Olympic
Fever"_ With a plot that vaguely centers J:m a U.S. swim
team's quest for &old, silver and brome medals. There ls
very little action in the pooL And not much of the action
would be suitable for the pool. •
The second feature II 0All About Women'' and talk8 a
Jot Jlbout what people do and then shows pictures of them
doing it.
Nether of theee films has the redeeming social values
or moral tone of regular movies we see today like
"Parasite" or "Conan the Barbarian" or "Visiting Hours."
There is, however, an interesting twist inserted into
both of the latest Mitchell Brothers' olferings.
The Olympic flic1' has a Good versus Evil element in
the U.S. team having to combat villainy and horrors of
Russian operatives. And the "Woman" film talks a lot about
"new morality" with professorial-looking tY,pes in suit,
vest, tie, spectacles dnd P.tee looking earnestly int.d"'tbe
camera and lect;uring.
' THERE 18 EVEN an earnest-appearing woman, talklnl about new female roles in eociety, against the
backdrop of a NOW rally.
You have to recognize that one court teat ot
iJOf'DOCrapby suaesta 1.hat a production "taken in ita
entirety" moat &ave no redeeming IOda1 importance or
~. .,
So would 0 taken in ita entirety" apply to the current
Mltlchella' prosram? Only .the oourta will know.
But lt's pomble the Mit4helll have found ~er lep1
cunebal1 to pitch at the c:ity of s.n-. Ana.
BY JEJl'JI' ADLER OflMDelr .........
There are 21 of them, 18
Republican• and the rest
Democrats, and they repre1ent
the la.rg9't primary field eeeldng
office in t.llfornta thla year.
What the 21 eeek, only two
ulJ.imately can wtn; The f1&ht to
bear their reapecUve party
1tandard1 in the November
election for the 43rd
eon,re.lonal Dlltrlct leat.
Heavily Republican, the
affluent 43rd diatrict 1traddles
the Orange County and San
Diego County line. In IOUthem
Orange County, it encompu.es
Misalon Viejo, San Clemente,
San Juan Capi1trano and El
Toro. Its northern San Diego
County dtiea include F..condldo,
Oceanside, Rancho Santa Fe and
Carllbad.
What the 18 RepubUcana are
1polllng for 11 the chance to
1ucceed retiring Rep. Clair
Burgener, R-Rancho Santa Fe, in
the ~ly reapportioned diatrict.
With ~2 perc-ent of the
diatrict'• yoten registered In the
Republican fold , the GOP
p r l m a r y w l n n e; ,. w h o
coooelvably could win with only
20 percent of the vote, la
conaidered an euy November
victor.
The GOP candldat.e1, who
refer to themaelves u the "pnc
of 18," are a divene lot. There's a
~ Carllbad t'8ident Ron
P ; a city coundlman. Jim
Rady of Eacondido; a surgeon
and former profemional football
star, Dr. Bill McColl of Carlabed;
former President Nlxoo'a niece,
San Juan Capistrano reaident
Lawrene ·Nixon An1imon; th'
self-proclaimed queen of
American Samoa, Elizabeth
Davia of Laguna Ntcuel; and the
owner of a health ape for the
st.an, DebOrah SRkely of San
Marcos.
However, theee candidates and
the othen in the race all have
one thing ln common. They
profw a1Jesi.ance to comervattve
Republlcanlam and Ronald
Reegan't presidency.
Converse~ it ii their
oppwltion to ganornla and
other admin1stratim pnlkiee on
which the three Democn111 vytnc
fOI' their party nomination are
focusl.na their~· Roy Archer, a ·
trom Escondido; .~
Powell. a San Marcos teacher
and Methodist minister; and
Ro1md.. Mora. a Vietnam veteran
and fORner Carter edmin1stra1ion
offidal llvblg in Mimon Viejo,
eech have attacked aapply-lide
economlcl anchhe .fallUre of the
admlnlatration to cut the
unemployment rate.
Archer, in f.act, aaid be would
support a "Franklin Boe.evelt
type of recavery" for the nation
it be were elected to the Home. AIDOlll the Jeadinl Republican cancUdau., one illlJe that hlla
emerged ii the h1gb COit of the
campaign and cbarpl that one
cana1cfate resorted to smear
tactica and mmep-eRntatiom to
win the nomination.
The cbarpa revolve around
the candJdlicy of Johnnie Crean,
33-yeaP..old travel trailer
manufacturer who haila from
San Juan Capistrano. Crean ii
considered one of the front runnen in the crowded primary
race. Manaaed by the oontrovenla.l
Butcher-Forde conaultlna team
of Newport Beech, Crein has
been roundly denounced for his
hiah 1pendln1 waya and
questionable camJMliln tactics.
Campaigning laraely throuah
paid televtaion advertlJementa
and 1tre11ln1 that he la the
"candidate moat capable of
nelpin1 the president rebuild
America," Crean contends
opponenta'· critidsml prove that
hell ahead.
Corona del Mar resident Mary
Schmitz. wU,! of state Sen. John
Schmitz and one of the four or
five leading contenders In the
race, has Charged that Crean
attempted to smear her by_
aendJna out a letter to mor-e than ~.ooo lewlah reaJdenta ln the
diatrict tht bnplled she WU a
blaot. And Crean hu been aa:ulll!d of ..
concoctlug a non-exlatent
committee, the ·10-called
"Mill tary Pre_paredneu
C.olnmittee of the United Stata
of America," for the express
purpo•e of endar1lng his
candidacy.
Cre&n admlta the ccxnm1ttee
waa formed to endorse hla electoral bid and defended lta
formation during a rl!cent
televlalon ar,pearance.
"Comm ttees formed for
poll tlcal pu rpo1ea don• t
tradltionally meet," said Crean.
"l bold that it'• ethical and
tradit.lon&l in American politics
fOI' committee. to be formed to
endorte candidate.:"
The Crean c ampaign is
estimated to have a budget that
approaches $500,000.
Two other candidates who
have been atruggl1ng to stake out
1ome political turf and
diatingu.llh themselves from the
pack are Rancho Santa Fe
attorney Stan Legro and Miasion Viejo Realtor Chuck Kenney.
Legro served as an asailtant
administrator of the U .S .
Environmental Protection
Agency during the Ford
adminiltration while Kenney has
served u vice chainnan of the
Minion Viejo Municipal
Advt.ory Councfl.
Other contenders are Newport
Beach resident Jerry Shaw, who
has been J,V'elident of the Orange
Coun~ School Board, and .Dr.
~ Mauro, a physician who
LM llEli llllfY
Pacific Ocean
CONC~IONAL DISTRICTS ..
reaidel in South Lacuna. .
Additionally, Mike Schaefer, a
former San Dle10 city
councilman who live• in
Oceanside; Art Sandero, a Poway
teacher; Bob Curtis, a San
Clemente attorney who wu with
the U.S. Justice Department in
Wuhlngton D.C.: D. Robert. De
Carlo, a Capllt.rano Beech ~w
clerk: Martin Kinkade, a Rancho
Santa Fe tax apecialht; and
Donald Blake Martinson, an
attorney who re1ide1 in
Ocean1lde, are seeking the
nomination.
Since about two-thirda of the
43rd district ia in San Diego
County, candidate. from the area
are thought to have an edge over ·
Orange County counterpart.a. ~
While just over 86,000 voten
are registered in Orange County,
181,8~9 are regiat.ered in San Dteao County'• portion of the .
district.
Republican voters total 92,469
in San Diego County to the
46,372 who registered in Ora.nee
County. SimilarJy, there are
27,946 Democrats registered in
OrarUle County ocmpared to the 62.~ on the election roll in the
county to the aouth.
Dlatrld.extends
Into San Diego
county
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Primary races li~ely in 42n<! District
She added that the eooncmy
needs to get movina-and the tax ~tuatlon 11 a major underl)'inl
factor.
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The canlpaign·ln the 42nd ~
diltric:t had been rather quiet •
untU It heated up after J
ahehner waa ac:cuaed of
to~ a South eo.t .
Quality Manacement .D'8trict !
report crJtlcal of one of bia.
campai&n aappor1en. • -1
HeUwhe:lmer oompt•tned about · tl
pal1iom of a repor\ ~ c:ucer~ullinc air pollutmta. &
..... tbat cenaln let1ka of. the
:. be aewrttteu before ltli
'
. •HOROSCOPE
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am wrtUnl to
10" wtth the hope you wW be able to help.1.fy
qnt child wu born lut month wtth a Mlioua
condition the doc:tora Mid wu 11epldem'lolyaia
: bullou." Th1a 11 an uncommon aenetlc lk1n
1 dilleue and not much la known about It.
My precloua dauahter had hu.p blJatera t1 all over her body, and many parta of akin were
home iaqw and we are lewnii\a ~ trta1
and error how to care for her, 9ut we feel IO
ilOlat.d. We keep wondertna (f we are alone tn deaUna with th1i problem. Ia there any place
tb tum to for help and more information about thll <illorder?
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Whateve r
became ot bedtime for young thildren?. We
have three married 10na who live near us 10 we
pt to 1ee them and thetr families often. Tbe
grandchildren range from three months to
nearly 1even yeara ot ace.
it mt..lng. She had dlfflc\<y nW'lina beoaUle o1
IOl'el ln her mouth. My husband and I were
not allowed to touch her because of the
fra&11.lty of her akin. The doctors '81d me
would probably die becau. the bliatera CQUld
I hope you will respond to th1a lnqulry. It
would mean a areat deal to u1. -
SINCERELY, D.S. IN STATEN ISLAND -·
We really love tha.e kids to pieces -until
about 8 p.m. Now we can no longer have a
quiet 1ame of cards, Uaten to 1ood music or
tum on an adult-level TV program. The
children want t.o aee THEIR favorite program1
and it heli» to "keep them quiet," so we, of
courae, can't tee oura.
at a reasonable boar 11 1ood, not oaly for
adalts bat for cllildrea. Tboae Httle t)'kn wlao
are so active all day need a lot of rett.
become infected and cal.I.le mumve cla.mage
intemally, u well as externally.
She wu put in laolatJon. They lined her
crib with sheepskin and handled her very
gently. They fed her through a syringe. The
nunes were wonderful. They gently, applied
antibiotic ointments on her open sores to
prevent infection and aof t bandages on certain -j ~parts of her body to protect them. Although it
I
wu tragic to see such a tiny infant handled
this way, my baby did not die and ii now
· startinJ{ to smile and respond to us. She is
DEAR D.S.: Aboat H,000 Americus uve
till• mJaerable tallerlted ,.._ dJ1eue. ftere ·l•
no known care at tile moment, bat It t1 beln&
sndJed lD many reaearC. laboratorlet ud one da>' tbey wm crack tile code.
. I ar1e you to write to DEBRA
(Dystropblc Epldermolysl1 Ballo .. Retearcb
A11oclatlon ot America), Ztsl Ave. W.,
Brooklyn, N.Y. UHi. Tbls or1ant1aUoD wapts
to bear from yoa. Tbey wlll provide U&eratire
ud emotional 1apport. People wbo share a
common problem cu do oae uotber a world
of good .. Good luck and God ble11.
. ., .. ;t Ill
STANDING GUARD -Bob Andenon sbowB "attack" mooee on rolleh. 'nle 9~fool gift from
off hi• birthday present in front of his Ander9011's wife, Jean, won't fit bl the house I Portland, Ore., home -his own stµffed but makes a formidable obrtacle t.o intruders.
-1 . .Independe·nce g~in~d
Tllanday, Jae 3 '
ARIES (Marc}\ 21-April.19) --.
Extricate younelf. frpm situation which
draina finances and enlotions. YOU can do it
· anytime you ao destre;Emph-. on mystery,
. -·---------------------------' r ffOIOSCOPf • . .
I
BY SIDNEY OMARA
intrigue and contacta with individuals who
falk about tax shelters and limited
partnerships.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Study
Aries message tor valuable hint. Check 1
detaill, put together puzzle ~ and make
1 n.eceuary revialona. Lunar emphalll on
' coni:ractt, jofht efforta... public relatiom .nd
marital status. Aquariua pla)'ll major role.
upon you, special services and safet~
measures. Be = for change, travel, variety and un ·communication from
member ~f oppostte eex.
" CANCER (June 21-July 22): Aura of
romance dominate. acenario. You feel more
alive, creative and willina to take chance on
your own abilities. Important domestic
aa]u.stnlent occurs, maj)r purchue of home
appliance indicated.
LEO ('!:U:Aug. 22): Define terms,
streamline uee, be aware of Uceme
and leue requirementa. F.mphuia ai.o on
home, property, rentals and purcbueJ,
Virgo, Pi1e~1 'P•rton• flsure .. tly. N...,_ m.Itb problem may •
y to relOiu~ . . '· moo <Aui. :11 a. 2Z): Tns-. Ytll9
and bm•rvw ..-men•=• icenario. You'll have more rwp ty~we will be Feater and reward 11 wU1
incmlle. c.uooer, Tauru1, ~ nattvei
fil\are Jftmlnently:
They are permitted to stay up until 10 or
11 o'clock and eometimel fall uleep on the
floor. It 11 e1pecially irritating when my
huaband and I want to dilcuaa family matters
that we'd rather not talk about in front of the
children. Little pitchen have big ears.
Am I as o ld-fa s hio ned a a o ur·
daughters-in-law seem to think? Ple ase
expre11 your view1 on this subject. -
GRANNY IN GREENWICH
DEAR GRANNY: An eatabU1bed bedtime
Altlloap yoa are rip&, tile pernta are ~
entitled to raise daelr yoan11ten la die way
that eeems belt to them. So -ID ~e latereat
of a good relatlolisblp wltb yoar tolls u4 dtelr
wives, MYOB.
Discover how to be date bait without
falling hook , line and sinker. Ann Landen'
boolclet, "Dating Do's and Don'~," w1lJ help
you be more poised and sure of younelf on
dates. S end 50 cents along with • long,
stamped, self-addressed en velope with your
request to Ann Landers, P.O. Box 11995, ,
Chicago, m. 60611.
Who's • • bars? ZOO ID
ONWARD: Glenh Dorenbuab llta ln
bara all day loJ!B and 8Cribbla He IClibbles
at Perry'a, at Cartoons, at the Wa.hlngton
Sq. Barngrfil. What is be IClibbUDa DOW Oft
the cocktail napkinl? Let us look OYel' his
shoulder:
"Never tell a bald eagle be'• bald -
they are very eensltive. Never have .ex with 1
a hyena -she'll laugh at you afterwards.
Never call a lhrimp 'a tbrimp' to hie face.
Never call a chicken 'a turkey to hia face.
Never call a turkey 'a chicken' to h1I tace.
Never fix _your aunt up with an audvar"k.
NeYer go on a pub crawl with an ~
Never call a duck 'a quack.' Never go
ekinnydippinc with a piranha -you'll end
up aklnnier." Glenn Dorenbush sita at bars
all day and ecribbles little classics.
DAVID BIDWELL can't understand the
· constant complaints and jokes among
Ca•'Cf!l'am aboUt the "Orient "Exprela." the
30-Stockton buses that meander through
Oiinatown, packed with ~. ''Look at it
this way," he COWllels. "For every Chine9e .
in the bus. there is one leas behind the wheel
of a car."
TRUE CAENFESSIONS: My pee-n
card ae a San Franciaco resident was
canceled the other morning and I am in
·danger of being deported back ~o
Sacramento. That's becaUle I stuck my noee
out tbe front door -eomething I can do
without getting out of bed -and d.iacovered
it wu colder than the Falklands. Not only
that, I could tee my breath.
I then did the unpardonable. I wore an
SCorpio~ _
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): You'll be
asked t.o tear down f~ ultimate purpose of
rebuilding on a more euitable structure.
Scorpio an'd another Aquarlan figure
. pnminently. Y w'll be asked to partidpate
ln community or political project .
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Travel
,plane co.me into focus. Communlcatlon
received from one who eDDOW?P you to •
expre11 views. Distance and language
barrien will be overcome. Gem1n1. Virgo,
Sagittarius penona play key roles. Yw'll
experience spiritual revelation.
.
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HERB MEN
OUR MAN IN SAN FRANCISCO .
overcoat to work. In San Franda:o, nobody
wears an overcoat in May, even if it' .. colder
than August, but when you reach
November, metaphorically speaking, the
blood runs thin and I had more bumpa than
a Christmaa gooee.
· A real San Frand8can. I should .set,
doesn't even own an overcoat. Not only that.
he wears woolies all yea.c'round -no
aeersuck.era or poplins for him -and the
only white 1hoe1 in his wardrobe are
tenniea, well worn. All in ~ a bed llbow;
and rm IOl'I')', but have you ever leeft a
colder spring follo~ a wetter winter?
THE PRINCE i>F WALES and
pregnant Princela Di are good for biiudre11.
Even here. Since word got out that they've
acquired a Silver Crom, tPe Rolls-~ of
baby carriages. the $800 buggies have been
selling br iskly -three the followiJ!g
Saturday -at Sheridan-Flynn. in the 3400
block on Sacramento. As for the $150
strollers. they're going fast. For strollen . . .
EXCLUSIVE TO YOU from our
oveneas staff: 1n Poland, they tell Milton
# Friedlpan jokee.
HENRY USSINGER'S best line: '"Ille
nice thing about being a celebrity Is that
, whep you bore people, they think it's their
fault." On this day, I hope that applies to
colwnniata, too.
POT SHOIS
. BY ASHLEIGH BRILLIANT
i'M
NCTr
S,URE
I LOVE
YOU>
&u"r .....,
YOURLOYE TO
HELP MK PINI> otrr.
GORIN 011 lllDGI
BY CHARLES H. GOREN ANO OMAR SHARIF
I>ec:laNr needed no mon.
Be won in dUllUll.J and took ·
four rounda o( diamonds, u J
Weit had to follow. On U..
laat. diamond, declarer
ditearMcl dum1n1'• ~
ills dub. Now a dub f1lft. wu
dedarer'• &entb triek -&Del ·
even tbe defenden had to a,: •
plaud Calderwood'• .,,.u, '
a wind.le.
1,
1. i
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-IVINN0-7 1=~ ' THl&IQSONI HAWM9Wa.o e OV.IMY
Ou••t: Dr. ••nlemtn r,~~AN> ··r-...eton·· ~.
c~ 1~~1111 ....... 1111
erowWll "Oi'lill9llOI of ~ .... In MOCMtn ldu-
i: 5
l::::'TMI LOt•O.. OOUllA"
A lumtlennan adopta and r._ en Ol1)tlanld cougw
llltten. (Pan 1) • MICAl o.uzii
Thi Uttte Ralcalt -,.._
lured In tum dlpa Ind
thorta.
l:aO • AU. IN THI! l'AMll Y
• NIWIMATWCTH
CUT9 MJlllMl8
l ...... MP'Ofn' a..wa .
INIHIY MIU.IA 7:001 a. NIW8 .....
~DAY8AGAIN
.~ ....
• JlllA•a•H
A 111dd1n d1Ju111 ot
~ 11 the 4077th la
tolloMd by a ""' and • ...ina<on..
l =.w::.o..r
MMMCCWOIL
~AINTINQ
• '8ayol.I eounvy· '
(I) ltM. MAOAn. •
An Olympic ...,,, -c:tl
f()t' IU~ -In VII
Aocklll; I r-tflat ~ wttfl. want Id 9 ENTERTAINMENT
TONIGHT
Mell au M1nc h1111r
dilCUIMI her .-ddl~
p1-. Qt THE MUPfl£T8 au.t Aaqult w..,.
(C)MCW-. . *.. "Bllcllbolrd Jun. gll" (19115) Glenn Ford,
Anne Franoll. A~
)'OUl10 IMl:tw ltMmpte to ..tore order In a blg-dty
ir1fnlng tcllool w~•
............. _and
~ 111111 tlllcen root. <B>~~n.
LAIT 'W1VNM CW THI!
MOMOCMn.a enc 8-'llld 11o111 lhll
doc:ument~ emc>&oylng
dram1tlc r-actrn.nt
and lrdW9I ""' fooCage to rlClll 1111 dlllltrous In
In 1934 !Mt dlltned 137
"-Mlolld 11'1 luXUfY
c:nMe atllp. cm ..,..,. •
**'A ''8111 la&lnd" (tHO)
DorWd 8uthlrtlfMI. v-
.. Redgr-An Arctlc
w.11111~ ,.,,, .•
-bin 11'1 foroad Into I
fight tor ttllir YlrY Mnfwll.
'PG'
{Z)MOW * ~ .. Ride In Thi
Whtrtwllld" (1ff7) 0--
Mltchlll, Jlldl Nlctlot-
-Y-on, Thr•• cowboy'
"'"""' home .... • cattle drlvl we ~
po111 tor mem-
of a 1111111 of robt>lr9.
7:i0 2 ON THa TOWN
urld; thl holla dllC)lll
-of thl mytlll --rounding l\ylterec:tomlll: st-· tlnda '*""" ...
rounded by ..... It"' I
..... blr; • vlllt "'"" Aide &Mer, wl\O dlllglM horror
-81 lor Holyw00d'1
lnlfOr horror ftlma.
I Cll FNllM.. Y FEJD
LAVBWE & IMM..IY
&OOfl#INtt
81\lri.y'• hypercrtUcal
rnott11r c:omee to vlllt 8 !YEONLA.
i=..tunMt: how to klM
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• KTT\' find.I e KCOP-TV (Ind.)
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• ICOCE C P8SI
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INVESTIGATION -Quincy (Jack
Klugman) studies the inadequacies of
emergency care on 'IQuincy" tonight at 10
on KNBC (4).
r
Wligtlt through llect1tdt),
1 man wtlO Clllllfflun
Olllbflllell; • protlll of
Hugh Hllfrlll. ........ "
Kllnglr br.U. In enothlf
paycho Ind 1111 lut boa of
morphine from 1upply
-·to be c:ootlmlnatld.
I Cl) TIC TAC DOUGH
MACNE&. I LIHMR
'9'0RT ' ID MIDIA PA08D
"Soundaround" Wtjtar
Tony Kahn l\oata an explo-
rlj!ln of rnoci,m -.and
tlCflnology Ind how It
Ihle* our"-. (R)Q
9 YOU Alt<ED "°" IT flltured: "crw-Hair
8wlngerl" end "Italy'•
Cf"azillt Horii~-··
(l)mAME
"Fattier Time"
·IRT~ A young girl claahm with
lier mother -entering • rodeo competition. l:OO·THS~E HUlJ(
~ a.v. and • pow-
erful lumbef baron • for
thl attenUont of lhl -
girt. (R) D 8 N!AL. PIOPU
F11turld: a 'WOmln who
phoeograc>ht mall Clll'lllr·
loldl: a ~ aouro.
1111 ray of llgllt; • OOlorful
c:"-1 pleyer; I Swinging
laundromlt with five
mullc:..(A)
• MOYIE **"' "A Mlnuta To Prwy, A 8-td To Die" (19811
Alelc Cord, ~IM K-
°'I· The tllrttortal ea-nor
of New Mexico Otter.
~to a gunman with
a !erJl8 bounty on NI,,._., • 0 THSOMATEST
WlrttCANHIRO
" llnallcal army threat-
to -a worldwtdl '*" oue _, A11pt1. 111e or1y
~ ..., "'*' bl lobla to
atop "*"· -10 bl oomlng down with Ille dis--~ • ltOWJllll Net
Ken HowmQI hOeta Ihle
lflcJW ..._ ... •look at
-clildll1•11t1on In thl ----. • ~.M.¥AQ•a.t
Mell Coemopoltan M~
zlnl'• 8ld'9IOr Of The
Monlll; • r-lt\lt
begllt wtltl. _,, Id.
• MOVtl *** "Jinny" (1970)
Mtirlo Tllomll, Alan Aide.
A pr9g11ant g1ri Ind a
draft.dodgar form 1 mar-
'9 of convenience..
• MEDIA PAOeE8
"Soundaround" Writer
T ~ Kihn l\olts an ex.plo-ration Of modern aound
lechlology Ind hOw It
Ihle* our-II-. (Rl'!ll
• MN4lD
RoC>ert POWllll and Georgi-
na Hall st• In KM! ,_,...
Mii'• dr1m1t1ullon of
Auatrten ~ Gulla<
e~
··~ "Blow Out" (198t) John Travolta. Nancy
Allan.A~~
wtio ~ on horror fllrnl .,_.._ fiivoMd In I
murder myltlry wtllrl hi
wit-an.....,._
On-T\'
Z·T\/
HBO
(CJnemaxl
CWORI NY., N.Y
IWTBSI
(ESPNI
\
SOotll91\1 ..
le.bl• News Network)
tlOn. 'A'
(J)MCMI * • \t "Contlnentll
Divide" (1911) John
llelulhl, 8'llf lllown. A
Cll~ago n1w1p1p1r
colunlnllt tr1~ to lhl
Roell• 10 llCIPI -polltlc* hlet and lntlMew
• r9CllUaMI naturlillt. ''°' .MCMI
• • • "811'11•" (19711
Glenda Jaobon, Tr-
Howard. EcoentrlCI Srllllb
poetlM Stl\lll Smith la
profllld. ·PO' e:ao• AU.INTH.,AMILY
An ntranoec:t Ard\11 Ind
Edith 1r1 det«mined to
prove to MGll other that
they -parlK1ty content
going thllr llPl"ltl Wlyl
(P"'1 S)
• MAHL.a
Roblr1 POWllll and Georgi-
na Hale star In Ken """' aelf'a drama1tzatlon of
Aultlten canipoeer Guat1v
MINer'a llfl lftd tJmll. CZlMOYll * * W. "Thi ShOotlng"
( t"7) Miiie Pertllnt. Jedi
Nlcholaon. A wo man
enllttl thl 8lcS of an I X·
bounty hunter and Ill•
COhol1 10 guide hit on •
rellnttaM journey of Plf·
aonat,_.. t:OO. Cl) MCMI * * ~ "Rodlo Girt" (19801
Kathartna "-· Bo Hop.
kine. The Wlf9 of a dlll'llP-
on 1'1Dd10 performer
dlClidll to try for I llrloua
rodlo Cllr-of lier own.
(R)
8 Cll TJal'ACTI Oft LA '
A financial ml1fortune
dr1-Mf'I. GarTett to the
brink of *"°'Iona! Cd-
...... ,A) • 9 ntl! FALL 04JY
Colt and Howle ~ In
lftOfllllt to a ltrlftOI town
run by the fugltlff'I
mothlr.(AI D BIU.Y MAHAM
~ .MIRY_....
au.ta: 8enRy Goodman.
Jim °""· .Jvttt eo.n.. Elayne 800IW.
~MOY!f * * • ~ "I l.OYI You, loJ/loe
8. TOllJll" (1911) Peter
Seller•. Leigh Taylor·
Young. A mlddfl.aged Jaw•
yer. dlMnctlanted with 1111
pr.-it llf111yt1, stertl •
,_ ... with a young hi~
P'e. 'R'
(D)MOVllE • * "Thi Boll'• J8on"
(19711 AIMf 1rrauner.
~ Sollri. A eomewt\11
pemperld boy 11art1 to
work In hit f1thlr'1 carpl4
~end ftnda out thl
di"-bl'-prM-
. llgeendllbor.
t:IO e 8 TEACHEAI ONl. Y
A retlr-t dinner for 1
"""''., tMC:lllr prompts Diana to IOOlc long and
nerd .. llar own Mwra. tOMeaOUNCY
Quincy~-thl
In~ .... of lrnllgln-
~ c:atl an. thl ~ '*"' ol a gt't follow4ng lft
auto ecddlnt. f'I) •
•••• NIW8 8 0 D'tMA8TY
Ktyltll ~ wflll Allllll,
Blake ..-Claudla'• ....
Ind F.._, 11111 Jelf of 1111
~,.,,_.baby. (A)
• llQHT'l8t TONI M
~ON AONI NtGHT
ITAND
Thi 1979 ptlrNl\I conoltl
tour of thl Detroit Sym-
phony Ordllltra tl\roUgh
23 EUfopaen cttlll II cep.
turecl i\ ttila cinema -"•
~~tery.(A)
CH) ON LOCATION ,
"Robett Kflln" ~llln OOITI·
ment1 on tlll growing ,. . .,..... _... .. .. ,,.,..
ertcld.
(J)MOYW
••• "The ..... ~
eW' (1tl0) John BeMhl, -. .
• Ulft ~,.,.. Twt -
..,..,. """' ..,..... WI"' .._, ...... ....-.-.
C&A.t....-.~1114 "*
U t , Nrwf te llllt ....... ..... ..,.to, .... -=--,_... .....
·~·~Te "-
Hit" (ttlO) .... a...
TCMll ~-lft .,.,
to,,_llll~P'>'"
!Nfttt, • ~ dlYotOld
ptlYI.. llltMtllle ..tndll
~~ ...... '°' • dlYOtOt ~ .....
(J)MCMI * ·~ "LOUloU" (1M1) .... 11.ite Hllpperl, 0.,lld
o.c>etd1911. A ~ wom-an •• In io... wttll 1 man
llht met In I dlaoo bu1 pen.
not aooept 1111 ltreeponel•
bl1, 01t1fr" 1t11tud1
tOWtll'dllle.
10:IO I NIWt . WA'TU"; WATM,
~WHIM' G .&MZATTHI
~IMOP
"Woody~ Oulntlt (No.
1)" Woody ltlft, tt\H'llPlf:
01t11r Jacbon, M.1Col-
ph on1; On1J1 Allan
Glllnbl, piano; lt•"«d
~. ~: VlctOt LAlwlll.
~ff')
(t)MCMI
*** "Lae-ot~F01119
U" (1N0) Ugo Tognuzl,
Mlc:MI 81rr8Uft A ~ aoed QllY couple .,. ...
quarry of • MCtet «Olri-
&atloft trytnQ to o-t thl
mlctofllln 1Mt one of tt*'I
awelowed. '"' tt:OO ••• <110.
..
NIW9
• IA~'fMQHT Hott: ClirtatOC)het L-.. OUe1t Melt Loaf. .
I YOU MQD flOR IT
M•A.•a,•H
A dllcla•1111d KOIMn
t~ Ind 1 glri with 1 Gl
~y OIUM probllma for
lhl4077th.
., llNNYHIU.
AA Al*r811M bldlground
gl-8enny the~
ty '° ln-'lgat1 outi.w
hlfo Neel tc.ity. l:C.CAWTT
···~ "F'Y'vllW Bert)lt-mln" (1HO) Goldie H-.
El'-' Brlnnan. A wet-to-
do ~ -mlata.k-erlly )olr'9 the ,.,.,,.,, folow-
tno thi dllttl of lier -
hu9blftd on lhllr ~
"'iaht. 'fl'
11:30. Cl) t.tCMe * • * "L1tt1r• From
FrllNI" (1979) Ar1 Cemey,
M1ur11n 8tepllton. A
n1wap1p1r 1x1cuth11
forced Into retirement
~ofhllege..
to the NortllwMt and
l~a-~.(R) D8TOMCJHT
GuMt h09t: JcMw\ RIYlte.
8 9 MONeWa NIQHTlM
• MOVtl *"Thi Hero" (1Me) Rlch--
"llfd Hanil, "°"'Y lfc:hMld..
er. "" -olnO -pl9yer pr1p1,... for hi• flnal
mom.nttofOk>fY. e TMI JlfflMOH8
A vtllt to lier 06d home In
Hwilm brlngl bee* polj>-
Mril l'l'llmOl1l9 to LOu6M. •eNWOROMDION . Frid .... I Woncl W11 It
ltory to 1111 gnltldeon-to-
be. -~TWfTH
a.ETIAIWll -~MO ... -
®MOYIE ** "Thi ·.....,.. .. (1HO)'
TtWI Van Devere, Joeepfl
Con~. " ec:flootlWMI'
trill to -"°"' • nll· YOU1 tir.lldown It her latl
tiJUlll'• llOme, wNeh ..
bellaged by dlmona. 'PG' OMOYW *** "8trlpll" (1981) Biii Murray, Herold Rami.. A
,... York cabbll looklng
for IXclt~•~
• hi• belt frl9nd to join him
In enllttlng In 1111 U.8.
Army. 'A' , ...;...rM>NGHT-
t2:00. INTERTANoefT
TONIGHT
Mellua M1nch11t1r
dtacu.... lier -.ddlnO
plen4.
8 9 TI4E MAW Off
MmlCA
OiilPll Illa falllng Ill.a.-
end Illa wlte't IM911'*'°r· "°'Y jownlya bee* to ir.
*Id to MIC> a promlea be
m9dl wNn hi a.ft. (Piii S) ;..,. .
••• ..,. ... Piiaf' (1938)
Clarti Gable. Myr'N l..or·
Forced to land In 1 IWd, ., ...... °' ,,_.. end f ... In
lolle with • tanner'•~ ...
• l.O'IE. AMINCM
8TYU
• NOl'LI AHO ~TIOHI CZl MOVll ··~ "Joennl" (1 ... ) ~ w• CtMn l,octdwt. A ,-. ~
...., bioon-. IWIPt up
In the IOclal Mllltt of mod
Loncton during the 1980I,
'R'
,1:11 £C) MCMI • * * "Nlgllt MOffl"
( 19111 ~ Hldlman,
Jennifer w-. A
Orenot 0011• DAILY PILOT/Wedneeday, June t. 1912'
.TUBE TOPPERS
K'lTV (U) 8:00 -0P.M. MIO.t:im.''
ec.mopoUtan'1 Bechel« of the Month ti
featured. •
KOCE (2) 9:00 -"Rodeo Girl'' Story
about a wUe of a champion rodeo
perfc>m>er who triee for a rodeo career of
her own.
KNBC (4) 10:00 -'IQuincy.'' Quincy
lnve1tiga tea the inadequacle1 of
emergency care after the needle11 death
of a girl. See photo, left.
¥ lllnld to IOC:atl thl
~of I former ITIW-
le ICINll bloon'l9 lftt.,..
glld In • --ol lntrlgul ..Mt" e Meyen tmUQlllno
ring.
(l)MOYll
~ * * ~ "Thi Howllog"
(ttlt) De• Wallace,
PMric;k MacnM. A -
repor1er la lnlt\eoed by I
kJtllf wl\O -IO be I watwwolf. 'A'
12:IO D 8 LATI NIGHT WITH
DAVIO t.aTTIMIAN
GuHtl: aut"or Fr•n
~llt>Owltz. ~ Bob
and Rav. football playw
Jack . ;1Hac11Hw" R•Y·
noldl.
1:-
1:00• MOY-. • * "Thi 8luJng ,_. ..
( 1H2) ,IOtwl Payne, 8ulln
M«row. "widow'• tlmbef •
land II engulfed by I fOl'llt
fire. •uo-.. ••• "Lllbon" (19M) l\ey
MMlll'ld, a.. Rl6fll. A
lfllp'a captalnl II l*ed to -a__.. .......
IMlnd lrom Cornmuni.t
1:1100'.::V. -..... ~ ''The Heill1tMg Of
Jllll" (1t77} .... F-.
I<* Oulllm. Aftw -· lnQ "°"' ..... IOtlol ... ~ .... a W¥*' purClhaMI •
llOuM * ~ to be lllunted ..... 1:ao1=:r
••• "t..11 ft .... (tt70)
The ........ John Unnon.
I Paut Mc:Certney, Qeorve
Hlmllon and Rfnoo 8tllr
are followed thro11gh
,.,_..,~
"°'11 Ind en lnpf~
~.'O'
1-M .....
• (l)MC>Ya
··~ "'HHolflellv7••oodood ..,.._ 1111d" (1978) Cendtol.Alll-
aon. Dtc:ll ,,...., • Freell
from lndllnl, I young
llPlrtng .,.,. ~
lnvol\'ld In a ..... rOOMly
!Mt ........ part of
lier ,.,_... debut. 'A' 1• CZ>..,..,.
• • • ''Thi eo.-1 FOi'
~ .. CttlO) Paul
~. Tiii wtMI. A
... Of roct ....... ,....,.._gef ......
., "" lft ......, l'Odl
ordl9llra, ........... ""
IHI -d ol " -* of ~ l*d ror t111 tllM-
llt ol....., to-~
Cenlbodla.
2*' CC> MOVll
•• • "8tl'M" (1911)
Glende "-*-· T,_
Howlld. Ecoentttc: 8rttllh
pOlllell Stwe 8nlftfl 11
prollld. 'PO'
1:t1e MOYIE * * "At111•1 (1111)
MidlMI ForMt, FJllftk
WOiff. The "'""" ~ lfll ~ --.. ,.,.. ... Pli!l#I In ~,,.,. •• pow-• pan.
I ... I
2:9 MOViR **" ...... ~· (1972) Jeff 8ridfll, lwty
9'own.. An ""'°°"" )'Ollltl ,.. b'Oll .. ., outlew
111'18 °"' w.-during the CMIW•. t=-•~ •• ,. "Aff8'r With A
SfrMllW" C1ts.3) JeM
........ Victor Metur..
DMwm -ht °""' ...... ......,. tor a \00'#'0
couple until they adop4 •
cftltd
l:tl®MCMI
• • ... "Cllrd'ec Arr•t"
(1971) Gany Goodrow,
Mike CNn. A IMadl 11\111c14
oparetton tNll .... dilem-
bodlecl '-11 for ,,_
plMlt la dllooWl9d by en
oftbeal homlcldl eop. 'PO' a:oo• MOYa * ~ "P1111g1 W111"
" ( 19111) Joftn Pl)fM, Artean
Whllan. A w11tw1rd-
bound weoon train get•
-"kin by llx ~
corwlctt. .MCMI * • "TlrTor Trlln" ( 1980)
Ben Johnlon. Jamie L.ae
Curtll. A co11eg1 traternl·
IV'• New v-·· meaquer-ldl patty turna Into 1
nlghtmaie when • vtndfO.
ttw gumt 11"'11 ltlfllng off
tt11 p111y-goert. 'R'
l;to{Z)~
••• "Mc:VIClr'' (1N0)
"°Olf o.try, Adllm Faith.
TN we _,, Of 8rttllh
~ JaM McVIClt'•
.. "" ........... llCtCll •Na ..... on .. out-._ .. ...,.?1'1 f 'A'
a:11(1)~ • W "Coftt1n1nta1
DhttH" (1111) John
....... llllllr ltoMI.. A
c11tceoo n-•paper
colurMMt ....... to Illa
AoClldll to _..,. -
polUClt .... mid ll'lt!IMlw a .......... Mtunlllet. 'PO' a:AI!= * **°" "I ~You, Allee a. Toalae" (1918) ~
Setler•. L•lotl Taylor-
Young. A~llw
)*, dlleilOllantild wltll ..
~~.~·
-.. wtltl a YOllllll lllp-
pta. 'A'
4:11 ®MOYIE
..... "lloW Out" (1981)
John Travotta, N1ncy
Allft. " ~ llChnldan
whO ~ on llornlf lllmll
~ ln"°"'9d In •
murder mya1ery wllarl hi ..._.,.......,..
tlor\. .... «II. Wlf~ TO lMR
90TTOM °',,. llA •• llOM: IMflCl II I I
The ... , «--a daflc8le
e1alfft1t1e11t wllen an
....... QI' .. _
...... .., • m.nber 0( a
COMl'IMllll ndl' ~ . '°"" «41<Zl~ , * * W. "Thi ShoOtlng"
(1987) .... P9rtllnl. Jac:t<
~lollolton. A woman
.,.... the lid of In ...
bounty hunter and hi.
oohort to guide lier on •
.......... jbumliy of per-
--~ Tla11rsda11'• .,.,,. ~-,,, . .,~ .
-MORllNG-
... •w.••ci..p.To ~
Her'' (ttlO) Mic ~
• TOW911 Feldltluh. In order '° "*" 1111 ~ IMIY-~ a "f"'tly dMWold .,,..... OMctlve tflCb
down dellnqulll'lt '-barldl
lot • dMwcl lewyw. 'A'
1:11 (C) * * * "la C.0-Al.DI Folll II" (IMO) Ugo T~
ND. Miatlll Slrr8ult. A
11116• IQed gilt coulia
.. the~dl·-Of'Olil....,., tr)trlO to -h~ tlllloneof
"-""....S,'A'
.. ®ONYAGATION MTM .-en MOUll .WO .... .. Cl).·~ ..,.,. ,. •IY"
I 1'711 Dirr., MGOMI,
0... ....... ..-.A ..... ..... ........, .....
,.....,........,..,~
~·---l'lllD 1111'~ a MIAe .. oontMllnt .... body ..
'*1 Of hie MW~
wllll a 11 ~-.. ..,. '"°' •t1CZl **~ "l411tT*'-Thl Motloll llto111t1'' c ,.,..,
~ lllettlef, l.Alonerd
Nlmoy. Thi lormer oa;on. ""nd" ot the u.1.1. l!nletjlflM r-111111111
Old G(IW and .... ott Oft a
mtMIOn to find !tie mvtt1tl-
oue ¥llMf r~ for
the dlllruotlon of nvmer-
OUI l'adltatlon etarlhlpa
u0°® ON YMW'tON WITM
MO<rt'MOUllAHO ......
Animated. Jlmlny Crlcllll
trill to produm hi• own
TV .now but mutt nr11
lreclt down YKllttonlnO
atat. Mtc:tiey, Minnie. Don-
ald lftd ""'°· • MICA&. DAZZUl
Thi Ultll "8Kalt .,. f-
tured In 1111'11 clpe and
11\otU.
7:ao®~ THI
~COUGM
A lumbermen adopt• end
r.._ an orphaned cougar
kitten. (P"'1 21
1:ao CC)•• "Thi outlaw''
(1tM3)J-RulMll, W81ter
Hueton. Blly thl Kid tall.
In IO\'e wltll • ~th)
woman wflo Ndee him
from tlll i.w.
l:OO 0 THI COUNT'RY GIN..
Fa,e Dunaway, Didi Van
Oytce and Ken Howard atar
In 1tll• pll'formenoe of Cllf.
ford Odll'• p11y tt>Out thl
compl111 re1111on•hlp1
betw11n an •loohollc
ec:tor, 1111 wlie and • thMt·
rlcll cllredor.
l:OO Cl) * * ''Thundlrblrdt To
Thi Alloue" (1M 11 P~
pell. The pllott of flw ...
• c:lllly equlppM roeut
llllpe mutt -1111 ._
of jl I I I I 1(11'9 trapped on
• aupenonlc trenapor1 e:ao ®•· .. ~~
Rfff" (1911) Olnton
K.l'na, Mar9ft '*-l. A
p~ girl
wllo 1111 .,.., .iuc.ted In
the U.S. retunla to hlr
llland home Md tell In
lo¥I with • pew1 dlYlr
'PO' (%)**~"An Eye For An
Eye" ( t N 1 I Ct'lldl Norrll,
Clviltopfler ...... " San
Franctaco cop ~ 1111
IOrCI to~ thl murder °' 1111 partn11 by IJlll'llblra al• drug ring .....
t:IO •• * ''The Night Rid-.,... ( 1939) Jofvl Wayr11,
Dor..-. Mcl<ay. ~ COWhlnd
expoam 1 crOOlc dalmlng
to be a delolncW!t ot a
flll'l'IOUI don.
CC) * * "The Men With
Bogert'• F-" ( t980)
Robert 811Cd11, OtMI Hut-
My. " tl'lln daddea to c:Mnga .. li.tyll and
phplc:el IPflelllnOI to
~ ..... _Idol
'PO'
IO.o CH) * * "Olrtly O'Oll And
TMUttll~
Cl) ••• ''The L9U4unt"
(tNC) s-., Or..,.
Aotltrt T a,tor. Our1'lo !hi , ....... °'~
...,.,.., fl'otn the Dltcota .,,...... .
I0:18 CZl ••~''The Mirror
Credc'd" (1980) Ellabeltt
T~. Kim HowM.. 8lled
on I ltory by Aga1ht
Ctvlt1le. A "range murder
lmoMng rMI Holl)-WOOCI
11111 llkll p11e1 Ill en
E!'lllll" ¥llaga. 'PG' 10::89. **~"Zorro, Thi Gay
Blad•" (1911) Georgi
Hamltbn, Lauren Hutton.
The tllrolc Ion °' Old CllJ.. fomlti'• famous )uatlol
fight• II lncapedtatld by
a riding Injury, forcing Illa
~ brott. to don the
~ .. nd~.'P<I'
U::IO a:> • • "You Ugllt VP My
Ute'' (1917) Qldt Conn, Joe
Sllvar. An uplrll'lg
IOllQWritll tn. to oope
wftll the ..,,.. """ In lier
... wlllle eatablllNng lier
own Identity. 'PO'
12:00 ••• "Thi F1)4ng
8-'' (1MI) Alblr1o
Scwdl. MOra Wt. ....
Ilana vtllt E1r1ll and
~to~
.nti the wond'• ........
• ***.,.''TNO*yCW MM 'ffllll" ,,_,, t) ,,...,.---........ ... ,.....A..., ..
~lll!tltlltCllOf•
,.,..-a~·· , ,.,.. ., ... '* ., ...... ,.... ........ ... In...,..,.,"'° ...... .;..Md
lour" (1M7) .-,, Qer.
,.,, L.9 ~--." "'--
...... OftiOlled ... "°"'
tN ._,.to IN IOI> ol IM
"""""' ,.... °"'Y to r_4ljl0tlllldll~ CH)••• "Dlll"("7tl l(yrt """91. ...., ....
taiy. IMI ,,.....,_.,°'"
Plt'*'Y -ONowrffy to • ecNIMt .._ .nd '°"'-
11 a..,,.,...,~~
'°'"*" ()) * * * ·~1 W"f" (1M1) JoM ~. _,.,.
llridOll-A """"'*' t'let· IWll'll ,,.. mid .... b..e
frllnd, I ~ Cli'OC)OUt,
foout CNit llWOl9' on
toMng • --~ 'A' •• * .............
(1t711 Ftye Oun1way,
PNr fllnc:I\. NI IOlll9 i.e.
ltlalon -"'*'· ..,..
fltlngt -...._ --Ing. II turned Into 1 rlfltlng
ptophet ol the._ by
• crafty ~ progrem-
mlng ...cutlvl 'A' CZl ••• "Mc:Vlc#''
(tHO) AoQ11 o.llty, Adam
F alth The 11\11 ltory ol
8rltlllh Cttmln8' Joftn Mc:VI-. car·• !He In prtloft, 1111
11C1iC» and Illa MW ... on
the out9ldl .. ctvonicled.
'R'
t:OO CC) * ~ "KJI Of Be Kiiied"
(1'801 J-~ .... Cfw.
Iott• Mlcllelle. A former
Nazi odmmander, ~ Iott
en lmpol't1t1t k111M matOll
to the~ dwlnO thl
war, Mele• to ft9ft111 hi•
.... , by enllltlnQ thl top
ku~ tu flotrtet• from
• around 1111 ~ In • tour-
nement. 'PO' 1:ao CZl ••• "Thi Conoer1
For l<Mnpuc:hM" (1980)
P.ul ~.Thi Who •
A hc»1 of r• perlotn•a,
mllty of.._ 09! ~
., In In ........ '°'*
orehellra. -~ In tNa rtcxwd of • _.. of
COllC*tl '*"few 1111 &en..
tltr:tfrtlliftOWlr~ ~
2:00 CJ)**"' ''ffotk•" (1te0)
Roger Moore, Jam••
M-. A dliAler. -
hating frognllll 11 c:8led In
to thww1 the .,. of
1Xtort~tl wf\o hlYI
hlJac*ed a aupPly lflip and
•• tl\tMleNng 19 dmlt~
l1llO Norttl a. oll nge. ·PG' • *** "Cu!Wa Way"
(t981) John "-d. Jell
8'tdgel. A INllmed VIM·
nam V9C and 1118 belt
friend, a lodll droeiout,
fOCUI !Mir .,.,,... on
IOMnQ a mutdlr-'A'
l:GO CZl * ·~ "An Eye For An l!ya" ( 1tl 1) Cbudl Nlwrll.
Chriltopfler '--· " San F~ oop qulta Iha
force to a-. 1111 rtUdlr
of 1111 partllll by matnbln
of dr"f ring. 'A'
l:IO (BJ~. ''The lAigalld Of •
The i.-Aangar"' (19IO)
KllMon ~. Qvtato. ,,._ l.Jot'd. The Lone •
R.rlgar and Tonto put-.
their arcn-ny, 8utdl c-dlll. .,.., ,_ l{jd..
,.,.,.. tlll ~ of
the U.S.·~ 4:00. THI ClOUN11W GIL
Fa,e Ounawl!y, Ole* Vlft
Dyll• and Ken .._.. ..
4:00 ••• ''The &.nmer111"111 •
Kl9ar'' ( 19731 Kati Malden.
Chrlatoph1r Mitchum.·
s-tNng with holtllty -Illa fl1fllr'I dMlfl .,_.
befor1,1~Mb
otfona~of~
pur1IUld by • l'IMnlllla Ill· ccr:. ... The~·
(1943) ........... w ...
Hl*on. a.y tlll Kid ,...
In '°"' wffh a ~
-..., Hdaa""" tromtN ... .
4:IO CJ)~· ... "T~ Md The
KOllll ...... l1•1> "°" Harrta. u,,,. eodoll and ....
madon _.....,. te ... tlll
tllll di. JIO'll'I ~ ... ....
pet Jloell ... "'-811'•
frontier'.,..
S:GO CZl • ·~ ''TN Mrror Cf"aca'd" (1'90J BulMllll
T~. Kiii\ Honk. 8aMd
00 ... *"' by Aelftta_ ~.A ...... nudll
lnwoMng rMf ~ ..,. i-. pllloe In lft
EnglWI ....... 'PG'
JOHN DARLING by Armstrong I Batluk
------------------------.. X .JUST C>.N'T SEE. ~ING-60M1iTHlNG> LIKE!
THAT, NUKE/
..
• ~I MW snovM, ''Out of the Blue " la ''*""" and even· moN dHperate than 11&.ly Rider."
lt'I the ltory a of a ._ • llrl -I ''punker'' who 'wonhipe mvta P..-., Md JohMy ROtt.en -
whole father ret\&ml N:im. tram prt8on.
ait n=uftdlntMd one thblm . -the Ht WH 11nt to Jail after plowln1 hl1 .... -000 IDd tt ..... •1mdlaft. -~trailer-~ na throuah a IChOo1 bull full of l 1._' . OiMll Nrftd lft. and dlr'lctld. the chlJdnn, The Cb:l Wll in the truck with him When Illa .... ume Wal 1udd1nly aolclen amon1 lt haDDIMd .•
Hollywood "movie moaula 1'M film la an uncomfortable ~up 1Mw of
..,., to tap lnto an aucUl'mot the unde~ ot nUddJ9.e1lll family life. ~ hadn't known could • 1'0ut of the Blue" wu lhot In Canada. and Uci wiDdta11 proftta. many of lt1 production woe1 1t1mm1d from
After IHlftC th• IUCClll violationl of union Nl•. It eott a little '1Ver •1
that c.otumbla Pk:b.artl had with m!Won .•
0 Euy Rider,'' Untvereal 1ave With the exception of "Elly Rider.'' Hopper'•
Hopper tl million and earn career hal been a 1eriel of obecurl ~ roJ..
b1lnChe to mak4t hie MOOod film punctuated by bitter dlaappo6ntmenta.
in 1971. The rtlUlt w11 '°The A "farm kid" from Kanall, he went to San
Liit Movt..'' Dlet(O while ltil1 y=and worUd •a ltlphand Hopper dld not direct until he atarted pu1a in 8~
another mm for 10 yean. productlona. He 11y aot a foot ln the dool' at
. UJ couldn't pt 1ny flnandnl,U be md. "l Columbia Pk:tu.rea with an ..ts& from friendl.
think, buically, becaUM I have a penonallty He didn't pt any work from the atuctio.
problem. rve made a lot of mlataMa ln my lite, Next, he went to Warner an.., and waa
c::reatlve mlltakel. Nobody told me what the pme offered a part u one of the p.na memben ln "Rebel wu." Without a CaU1e.11 On the •t. he met a You.DC actor Hopper'a "penonality problem" 11 a tendency named Jamee l>ean. . .
to tell film executlv. ln no uncertain tenna what Dean'• death "really 8Cl'ewed n:~ llfe up ~ a
dley can do with their ltUdioe and corporate profits. whUe," Hopper said, "beca1.11e I y belkMid ln
At u, hJa hair 11 gray and. hJa voke IOft. And, deltlny. We hid a lot of plam. Be WU~. I WU 19 -1thou8h he atill pla)'I the pme hJa way, and bu when be died. We'd made p1ana, man. We were
mellowed comiderably, the mewa-haln't. ready."
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•ASRION ISLAND, NEWPORT CENTE • . . -• Near Ceaat m111tway. lletweea Mae~ ... A .l..._ree . . . • l 644-0760 Now·su·ow~1N·····
MON. •TIRJ1l8. SIM, liM. asee. 19:H ,.-.
B•WA.aH PalCBI Na "ANNIE" ' ·
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Ln'ft.E M\1RDEl\ESS -Lynda
Olwald (J1cht) confronts daupter
Dina Fayer with evidence that ahe
murdered a playmate In a teme
moment from •The Bed Seed,''
'
f~ •... : •
~
-
opening Friday for five weekenda
at the Newport Theater Art•
Center. Reaervatlona and
information are avallable at
67~-3143.
Sylvia Syms: An oldie hut a goodie .
fl~UPA••tm·. · ~':3.~·J!.:a~~~~u;;:.:; ~.!.~.tf~~~th Jul, .....
lf•W YOU -;J'ran~atra StudlO 1n c.dar' RW wr Dallll. 1J.1t.enin1 to tq-bend aemotM on J'9d6o, It
reoentlY conduNd bw new Heir She'• been dalna that ftw YMl'St lhe i.ct to a del&N to beer tt live. That led ~ farw include Woody Allen. TOl\Y iald l11t wHk .6efore leavln1 her her to creep out of her hcmt at natbt. to Blfthett MlcbMl Mortaity, Broedway Manhattan heme tor T--. The ktM, fu.rUvel!_ 11lten to the mUllc 1n tbl ahabl =--Cy Col.man and crtdc 1'ex ahe nplaUw. 11 to pw on to future alona ''Bwtni Street." • 12nd 8v.t . ...-.aon. what lhe leuftld informally MN once w• known. 8he'1 Sylvia 8ynw. She'• bMn lllNina • a juHtruck ~ powtnc up That'• how the *•me • 1iqer. •lnc• th• J'ortJH in jall clubt ana here. About a year ..,, the WM beqk on 12nd
unart-Mt alOOl\I. bu plarect BloodY A 1bort, bubbly woman born and Sir.et. with Sinatra. havtftl a nJchtmp
Mary in 'South Pacific' and done railed In Broold~ ahe swver Md formal at "21," no jazz club for an but one al
concerti With Mel Tonne and a.or,. muaic tralnlni henelf. 8Hm• her the aveet'• fflW aumvtnc ~ ShMrlnc· pe.reta WeN bOnt.fled at the idea such aaloona.
Oddi are you've not beerd of her it ·mi.ht IMd her Into lhow bullne9. · "He'd been a.a.k1na me wbm I WM
your• bla ii rock, cou.nU'y or Mantovanl. lilt WM a no-no," lhe llid. "Back .then, f9lna to do another ilbwn;' ahe recalll.
But hel.r Sinatra on the IUbjlct of 8yqs na adrla. na boyt trooi nice tan>Uw ? uid, 'Franda.' who would ~ ~ to
"If ever, modem female vocdlt In jUlt clldn't '°Into .show .,....,,.,., .. But conduct it?' And he aaJd, 'Me. Just like America ... would take a one or lhe lltenllY muck Into it by dark of that." two-year' hlatua from their Jobe, lit down • .;.;;....;..__.;.. _____________ -:---:-_
and ttuciY the voca1b1na ot Sylvia Syam,
the world wOU1d be better for it." •
'n)8 rapec:t II mutual. ••J Jillten to Mr.
S. a lot -1 WM ~ 1IO bbn 9'DOi
_,.fore when.,0 ahe •YI of hll mullcal
lnfiuence an her apd theU' friendahlp,
both of which 80 1-ck more than 30
yean.
61Hil hruinc ta Impeccable," abe
add•, /ettntna phraain1 aa ••the convena~ relatlomhlp between the
words you're idnalna and the mUlic." ·
She'• ~ tliat thil week. aJ8o
how to prepare lor audlUQQI. to theater
Cincinnati fetes
composer Williams
CINCINNATI (AP) -Dirth
Vader, the archvillatn of "Star
Wm' and '4Tbe Empire Strikes
Bide." made a au-t appeannce when the Clnclnnati Popa
Orcheatra featured compoaer
· John WllJJanw' works at a apec:ia1
festival.
You •u be &lad you camet
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Monday tllru Saturday
AJI ,effonMneff before 1:00 PM
lbolft .,.... hta11•111t1 IM !ilihya)
11TH TERRIFIC WEEK
Franck Pourcel
Ray ConnHf
Johnny Glbbl
Kenny Rankin -'
C8ravelll
Johnny PeatlOn
Nico Gomez Anne Murray .
Raymond LeFevre Fleetwood Mac .
Qeberdf
Alt Garfunkel
Frri Chackdekt
Harald Wlnk1er
David Roee
Toni T ennN1e
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AT THE TOP Tobin Tiller, left, of
Snyder-Langston Construction Company, and
Gene Hoggatt of Trammell Crow Company,
review blueprints atop five-story structure
which is one of two buildings topped out thi&
month as the $100 mtlllon Clauaet Centre starts
to take shape on a 14.6-acre site at Harbor and
MacArthur Boulevards in Santa Ana.
Town s~ys 'pto~ey' to plalls
Virginia city rejects nuclear .e~acuation plan I
IEITH IUICEI
THOMPSON TVERDAL
DIANE THOMPSON. ARILD TVERDAL. boJn
remdent of Irvine, Ca. P...ed 1/26/59 ln Norway, a former
away May 30, 1982. She wu resident of Costa Meea, Ca.
a ~ fOI" the 8-nta Ana Palled away May 29, 1982.
8cbool District (or the put Loving hu1band of Mary
20 yean. She la IW'Vfved by Loulae, t>,loved father of
her mon David, mother Jane Danielle, 1 week old, both of
:lllllll----.-ilililiii&~iLaguna Hilla. Ca. Alto survived by parenll Per &
Kaldy Tverdal and 1later
Karin Taylor & famlly. all of
c.o.ta .Meu. Ca; parents of
Maryl..oui1e of Laguna
Hilla, Ca. & relatlvea in
Norway. Service wu held
Wedne9day, June 2, 1982 at .!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!mliiiii!ii~~G en e v a Pr ea byte r I an
HAllOI LAWM-MT. OUVI
M9rtuarv •Cemetery
Crernatorv
162S Gisler Ave
Costa Mesa
,540.555• r--
PfHGaaaOTHIAS
l&LROADWAY MORTUAIY
110 Broadway
CostaMua
642-9150
IA&.n&iHGIROM
SMTHf.MHH.L
WllfC""' CMAPll
•27 E 17th SI Costa Mesa
846-9371
Church, Laguna Hlll.1.
Interment waa held at
A1cen1lon Cemetery, El
'foro, Ca. Family wants to
thank everyone for their
great concern.
DEVINE
REV A E. DIPIINE, an
early resident of Laiuua
Beach, Ca. & the 1-t 30
yeate ln Senta Ana, c.. Born
October 7, 1906 ln Fowler,
Colondo. Palled away June
1, 1982. Memorial tervlce
wtll be held Friday, Jame 4,
1982•t12 noon. Holy Family
C.t.bedral ln Qrance. Ca.
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IEll llllYBIS
10th atraiaht quarter, leading Dunkelberg and
Jonathan SCott of Southern Methodist University to
state that lt will require a strong, sustained rille in
sales before the p6cture improves. •
11\e IUJ'WY abo showed that 1 in 5 firms
lowered their aell1ng prices in the fint quarter as
they aought ~ iJy unloading lnventOriea.
''Pric::a o.atting has never been more pervasive
in the nine-year fliltory of the NFIB survey," the'
two economilta stated.
They contend that falling prices poee. serious
problems for amall companJea that already are cash
poor and burdened with debt. Decllning or stable
pried make it harder for companies to raiae cash to
retire debts and prepare for an expansion, they said.
~><plaining that "th.ls is especially true if CXllta are
still rising -even moderately.''
If prices continue to fall, they said. more and
more companies may find their s urvival
endangered. Moreover, if they do survive they
fnight be \mable to take advantage of an improved
economy, when lt arrives.
They exp1ained:
"If deflation (deflation ii falling prices;
disinflation la a faWnc rate of increaae) .em in. the
burden of repaying the •survival' debts incurred
during the last few years will iacreue, meting lt
more di.fficult to ~ capital for lnventcry and
expansion and preventing am.all buainea from
partidpatlna In whatever recovery occurs in 1982.''.
In molt lnltancea. the )pweri prices offered by
mnaller bwllDe9lel are insliffident to cover oos1a,
laid Dunkelberg.
"They're not getting.their margins back. Prices
are low becal.l.9e of the need to get rid of inventory,"
he Mid in an .inte~ew prior to releaae of the
survey.
Dunk.elberg blamed much of the problem on
the inability of Congress to cut deficits. A $100
billion federal deficit, he PJlnted out, is nearly
equal to the amount aaved annually by comumen.
That is, federal government borrowin1 may
consume all capital saved by individuals.
As a comequence, he said. neither hlmin e1
nor conswmera are making spending plan1.
Everyone, he suggested, is watUna to aee what the
future holds rather than making pl.am for major
expenditure.9. . .
In such a situation. he aaid, many ama11er
busines8es probably have no cbdce but to cut prices
to spur sales in order to remain alive. And in doing
90, they may be digging themlelves deeper into a
financial hole.
Physicist
discounts
C02 fear
WASHINGTON (AP)
-An AJ(r lc ulture
Department acie nUat
aa,. he disagrees wiih
thoee who predict that
the rise in atmospheric
c arbon dloxlde
concentratio ns from
burning f<*il fuels will
raiaei surface air
temperatures by several
degrees.
Some climatologists
aay that an increaae of 2
to 4 degrees Celsius will
c hange the w orld's
wather, melt polar ice
caps, flood couta1 cities
and generally ral..ae
havoc with agriculture.
Sherwood B. Icbo, a
physicist and
meteoroloeist in the
d e p• rt men t ' s A 1 -
r is ult u r al Resear~b
Service, s ay.JI
temperatures will not
increase nearly that
•much and that burning
foe! fuels will C8U.9e JJtD
dbnatjc probp
ldao's views we.re
repor1ed in Aancultutal ~ publlahed by
the *le!lCY. Idlo for 12
yeata has conducted
research in Phoe nix.
Ariz., on incoming aolar
and thermal radiation,
using vari8tions in dust
and water vapor a&
substitutes far projected
increase in carbon
dioxide -002.
"There iS essentially
no danger of significant
cllmatie warming due fb
any forthcoming increGe
In atmoapheric C02
CIJDC9tratian. e9'en for a
tenfolsi increue," he
said.
"Bence, not only ia '"
increase in C02 oot
detttmentall it is
dellirable, for doubaidg
or tripling of the
a~ C02 content cOUl ~crease global
agricultural production
by 20 to 25 percent."
Jobs more plentiful in field of management
By JOYCE L. KENNEDY'
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good lD tporh ud aa11 alae'd like to mHage a baU team 1omeda1. If
tllere ere Jobs for women. uw ca
de begaba to prepa" DOW? _...._ A.W., Odeua, Teu1
Although college~ are a plus
for the preceding jobs, they're not~ mandatory. ~
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. Latest research offers the
:: most conclusive evidence yet
· confirming MERIT as the
proven taste alternative to
· higher tar smoking .
MERIT Taste
,Does It!
~ In imJ?artial tests where
; brand identity was con-.
;· cealed, the ·overwhelming
majority of smokers reported
~MERIT taste.equal to-or
·l better than -leading higher l tar brands.
f Moreover, when tar levels f were revealed1 2 out of 3 · ·
f chose the ~RIT combina-
~ rion of low tar. and good . ~ t·taste. · ·
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In a second part of the
same study, smokers confirm
that MERIT taste is a major
factor in completing their
successful switch from
higher tar brands.
Confirmed: 9 out of 10
f omler higher tar smokers
report MERIT 1s an easy
switch,, ,that they didn 't give
up .taste in swi .. tching, and
that MERIT is. the b.est-tasting
low tar they 've ever.tried .
Year after year, in study
after study, MERIT remains
unbeaten. The proven taste
T -alternative to higher :rar -.. -
smoking-is tvIBRIT.
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SLIM GOUAMIT
OUT Of' THI KITCHEN
8UPIRMAAK!T 8HOPP!R
CULTURAL EXCHANGE -The Eastern flavor of curry it complemented by a Western de8lert with chocolate .for an international
dinner.
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orange, .... C4
From rom•ntlc, my1terlou1 India com"
fragrant curry complemented with ·piquant
chutney. A1 far back 11 the Stone A1e.
i.nhabJtant8 of Europe and Central Alla enjoyed
juicy, sweet pean, conatdered a alft of the aoda·
South American Indiana lntroOuced SpAnlah
conquiatadore. to the cocoa bean -ai.o acred.
('The legendary emperor Montezuma auppmedly
drank 50 cups of lta hlahly prized brew fNf!rJ
day!) And ln the mid 11700., l'rancilcan fathen
p1anied walnut tttea ln their mla1on prdena-brt.nCiJli to California what has alnce become the
American homemaker's favorite in,redlent nut.
Now treat friends to a special dinner,
combining the best of several tndltiont. It'1 fit
for a raja -but so easy that even the busiest
homemaker can pull Jt together. Almost
everything can be prepared the day or evening
before the party.
CHICKEN CURRY
6 tablespoons butter or margarine
1 clove garlic, minced
2 (about 3 pounds each) chicken fryers.
skinned, boned and cut l.n bite-size pieces
1 large onion, chopped
. 1 cup each chopped celery and green
pepper
1 to 2 tablespoons curry powder
1 teaspoon ground ginger
~cup flour
3 cups chicken stock
~cup each white wine and reserved pear
syrup
!-' cup lime juice
'12 cup Pear Chutney
Salt
Heat butter and, garlic in large skillet; aaute
chick.en until lightly browned. Add vegetables
and seasonings; saute until vegetables are
crisp-tender. Blend in flwr. Gradually add
remaining Ingredients except salt; cook and stir
until thickened. Simmer 10 minutes. Salt to taste.
Makes 8 servings.
Serving Tip: Serve on rice pilaf with any ot
all of the following condiment.s: Pear Chutney,
chopped green onion, chopped hard-<:00k.ed egg,.
lime wedges, crumbled crisp-<x>oked bacon.
root
PEAR CHUTNEY
2 cups raisins and chopped onion
1 can (29 ounces) Bartlett pears
'12 cup each raisins and chopped onion
~ cup packed brown sugar
~ cup white vinegar
2 teaspoons finely chopped fresh giger
1 clove garlic, minced
~ teaspoon salt
'>4· teaspoon each red chilies, ground cloves
and cinnamon
Drain pears, reserving 'i4 cup syrup; chop.
Combine reserved pear syrup with all
ingredienta. Cook over low heat 30 minutee or
until allgbtly thickened; stir occasionally. Maka 2
cup.
SUNNY PEAR SALAD.,
2 cans (16 ounces each) or 1 can (29 ot.6lcea) pear halves
(~ 'Eut,' P .. e C4)
1 . .
I Singular cooks reap plural · benefits
iv MARY JANE SCARCELLO breast. because it thaws qukkly
_, P11t ,_...., • and is 90 versatile with diff~t
•uces!' :. lt's a common problem for Storage i1 the second most
trorking llnclel or coupls whoee important step for :°f: cooka, cbildrm have srown and aone: D;eat choices are re.Uicted to and a freezer can e more
e4ding In ..-.urmta. re1ytnc on ~t that a refriam'at.or.
&ozen dinners or cooklnl up 'All bread showa be kept __ ... frolen, llnce it's impcalble 1o ~ &mily rec:ii-t1&M.1 eattnc finish a loaf before it t;" ltale," ~ aame th1na for a week. .·"'Qur main ..-w-la that we she noted. "When uylna a -=~ In--~-and ~of EQgliah mufflm, spll• au grew up uulll.&M:9 ate all the mutt1ns ln the package
U.ed to group cooklna," before freezing. That way you
atcordina to Bat'bara Swain. don't end up eating a whole ~ of ~ toe 1 or 2" muffin when you only wanied ~a llnale. "After 20 ye.en of half."
~fir a family, a woman Spice• bought whole and
1 1(.1 been conditioned to the ground 81 needed will last longer,
dHficulty of feeding many people she said. and wine is available l.n
(1111 a budget and to the llmitatiom half bottles She -.... -...:1 using
I ol children who ~Ttie:.!r~' at the ~ * f~ ana anythina fancy ot t: drinking.
"Wont of all, a cook ptl Uled Cutting down recipea can
to aocepUnc respomes from other create problems. but 1peclal .
, Piiq>le<M her reward for cooldna· meaaurl.ng cups and apoona are
I She alto needl to cook for her available Including such llzs aa OWn enjoyment of the food," ~ tableepoon, ~ teupoon and ~ I ::~~ at Bullodc's in South cup. 'lbe home economilt bal ~Plaza recently, abe cooked dilcoYered that a coffee IDMIW:'e ~ a dlnn.-fir two and lhared and a pony meuure from theblu;
Nr thouthta on amall-ecale am.i · are equal to ~ cup, too.
~ But reductng larger recipes :=~t hMliiil In the market." abe iln't alwa.JI .-y. ,;l;1ed~°"'T.()bvlou1ly, you buy "l t.a.d 801De ndpee in mr, .-.u. .nd tllllt'• not ).wt in CUii book 20 Um. to aet them ricb1. • 4iad re+ 111 Mmy fteUl fruits abe laid. 'Tm proud that no one •ad ve1eta bl ea are 1mall calla for half an ea. I don't mind =; .... ' in themMlV• and a ndp6 requirina an eai yolk or ....:.:__a•-..._ where~ oae whl-. ._.._the OCbel' put will • llmD mp W.U· and haw odMr ~ rr: lor buytnc In -But no one 1hould h,.ave to
-:-.•au1 auechlnl lnatHd. of ~ out half an •· ~~,_up w 'lmwhn U. "9~Y .ulDdl to the ta; ~~'illlt!J •a ftdktr-~·~~Jr .. ~!i-:r.do:~:--~ .. ~dtlilllil.ID-CblD ., a ....... ._ ... _ ....
for parUe• tit' f •111
in her one-hour demonstration.
(The pots de creme must be
reffiaerated ovemjght, so they lhoWd be done l.n aavance).
~WBERRY SOUP GI.ACE
1 pint frelb ltrawbenies ·
2 tablespoons orange.flavored
~ytotaate
Sour Cftiam Sauce (See below)
Wuhatrawbenia aDlli raerve
2 for. pmilh. Hull remaining
berries. In a blender, puree
hulled berrlee with liquer. Add
honey to taste. Refrigerate until
serving time. l'repare Sour
Cream Sauce, Pour berry
mixture into chilled bowla or
leers and top with Sauce.
Gu:niah with re1erved
ltrawberrles. Serve with chilled
SpOona. ~ 2 eervinp.
SOUR CREAM SAUCE -
Combine 2 to 4 tablespoons IOW' cremn. 1 teupoon honey. fnlhly grated lemon peel to taste and a
duh of salt in a 1mall bowl.
Blend and refrtgerate.
PEPPER 8TEil. FLAMBE
1 ~ teMpoooil Whole black
~ppercon:w
2 (6 to 8 ounces each)
bonelea tender 1teaka, about
M-lnch thick
Salt to tMte
1 ta~ clarified butter
(or butter)
2 ~dry red wine,
beef stock GI' .......
~ t1 gpoan Worc.tenbire
•uoe 2 tabl .. poon1 brandy or
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, am top ber:ries
At a Pf.pduee eounw doem\'' ... 1 arOund that C"1'°·~;: '°"''aLuuaav
&lm• of year Wtl S~ IOU~
bappy·blu• IHIOft '°' 'he ' children In her ~ cup ( l a tick)
)
famUY. butter or marprtne
They wert haP.P1 1 cup~
When they HW bl8 3 ...
lu1clou1 bl~eberr 1 l cup IOW' enun (~ i ~klnl out" of pint) .
!Md mufflftl ln,D&il 2 cu pa 1ltted ~ .nd Ice cteam aauce. And all·purpoM flOW'
: blUll In tM refrilll'•W l teaapoon baklna
(o anack on broucht aoda
lmUa ti.I fecet. HapPy ~ teupoon talt
With the blu.. l teupoon vanilla
Her caaual ahopplfti ' 2 c u p • f r e 1 h
lcqu.alntance aald u far •
11 lhe wu concerned lt
..... the blU..llOW' aeuon.
Not becau1e the
blueberrlea were
~ythina but aw.-or
Ul.it ~lr advent aw-'
a downturn i
dltposltJona. Quite "1le
opposite -except lf $t
lorgt>t the IOW' cream.
lt'a true that lot8 of
people feel that
blueberrtH and tour
cream are partners In
tute. like bacon.and eaa
or coffee and cake. For eome reuon, t1'e
tartneaa of the cream
l)rlnga out the sweetnell
of the blueberries.
It WU inevitable, theb,
that somebody should
come up with an
extraordinary Blueberry
Sour Cream Cake. Thia
might well be the perfect
one.
The taste is superb,
the texture is lovely ... it
holda its freahneta for
days. Although you'll
probably flnd that It
.. Single
cook
From Pase .ct
and ae~ aside.
Snap off baae of Md1
sparagus stalk. at 1ta
natural breaking point.
Diacard base or l't!9el'V8
for cream soup. W8*ti
and drain aspar•JUI
spears. Put I-inch-deep
water into a large akillet
Add 1 YI t.eaapoonl ~
for each quart of wa~.
Bring to a full boil llDd
add uparaaua. rollftll.
s pears tn water t~
develop color on all ..amt -
Return to a boll aQd
reduce heat to a aJow
boil. Cook uncov~red
about 5 minutes until
asparagus i1 tender
(inlert fork ln thickest
part). Dra i n iQ)-
med lately. RetUTD
asparagus to low heat .,
boil off any remaining
moisture. Arrange on
plates and SpoQl'l a Bu•
Polooaiae Sprinkle wfU.
salt 'and pepper. ~
2.
blueberrl11, rlnHd,
dn1Md -fb&Nd ~ oup tlr.mly
l*Md brown~ • ~ cup ohops*l nuia ~ teaepoon cln· namon In a bowl CIWITl but~r
until U1ht and fluffy. Beat 1n ......,. Beat Jn
.. ,,, one at a tlm'e,
beatlnl unUl 1mooth
after MCh addldon. Stir
ln IOW' creem. Stlr IJ\
flour, beldnc eoda, tilt
and vanllla. Beet until amooth and -well
blended . Fold ln
bl'**'1el. Spr'llllMI halt
of the bauer lnto • ir'Mled 9 by lS by 2·lnch l>ak1nC I*'· In • bowl inlx brown ""8AJ', nuta
and dnnamOn. SprinkM
mixture evenly over top
of batter ln pan. Spned
remalnlna batter over
top ... in • preheated
moderate oven (360
d•1rees) tor 40 to 46
mlnutee. C.ool in pan and
then cut in'° 1quaN1 '° Mrve. Serve apriaJded
with oontectlonera'
9'&1v. Yield: one ~ ~ 13 •
by 2-lnch cake.
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CUIES .OF PORK LOIN ..... , ..... .u. I. 99
DleeNMbmM~f9'
LEAN GROUND IEEF ............. ll.1.19 """' ........ PORK SPAltERllS .................... LI. 1.79
U.l.D.A. Olelce W '•
CENTER CUT CHUCK STEAK .. ll. 1.39
U.S.D.A. 0-. ..... ~ l
O.IONE ROAST ...................... LI. 1.69
,.... 'Miole Wy, CCllfonllo Ofowll
STEWING CHICKEN .................. LI. .19
,.... ~. C:.....11ie Orew11
STEWING OfilCkEN .................. ll .•• 9
,,..... 'Miole, Ccillfomlo Ofowll •
FRYING RAlllT ....................... LI. I .M ._.v.,_,'1... .
IAR·M BACON ................ : ..... IA. 1.69
fliilH Rm lllAPP• ••ouou•~l.89
'9111eady,l..-..W. ......... .,..~
WHITEFISH .............................. La.1.19 HEAT & EAT ESCARGOT ........ IA. 1.79 rr-.,.. ,_ ....,...,.Ahdled
SWORD FISH STEAICS ... : ...... : .. ll. .. ff EASTERN LAKE SMELTS. ......... LI. 1.19
4t-OZ .
. BOTTLE
llM{la·
l
12.... .
VAN DE KAMP'S POUND CAKE 1.39
..,.. ~. lxtreC,..
OROWEAT MUFFINS ...................... 93
u..a.. White, Wheat, loftdwlch 9
HUGHES IREAO .............................. .
1 .......
NA.-CO RITZ CRACKERS........ 1.39
11 .......
SUNSHINI VANILLA WAFFERS ...... ff
, ...... et.. De4We"" NABISCO OREOS ....................... 1.79
I.Qt. '-•rn d flWi ll H ..
MINUTE WJO on'STALS ... ~ ..... 1~9
....... cw. .......... ....
NOOOlES .............................. .
ON .... e.,&.111.
OYSTH SAUCE ............ 7 ........ ..
HonM4
CURE MASTER HAM .............. lt. 3.59
"""' Hatti. BREADED VEAL'PATTIES ......... LI. 1.19
AlltrtHat"-
PEPPER BEEF PATTIES ............. LI. I.
Uflle Jveft, 10.... .
IURRITOS ................................... IA. .ff
Uttle "-· 10·'-· ..
CORN DOGS ............................. ~ .M ...
CHUCll 9'0AIT
USDA ~NJ:', . 29 CIOICE .ua. e
r .
Whtn '' eofl\H to w h Ip p 1 d c r 1 • rn , b&IUN. the Vl1nn•1t 1tnw~trrlH , raap• iakt:\M cake. Vttnneee berrtu, chopped bann ply their trade a 1 mo n d 1 , I r a t • d w~t\ unmatctitit H•l, chocolate, an oran11
•••••v•1ance , ana UQ\Mtur.'
d«lontiw lkW. 'Tha\11 what to call a
A Vlel\nelt cake lln't Vienneet exttavaaansa:·
mere caWe -lt'1 1 8PANIS8 WINOOilB cteatl~ expert.-ra. And Baile M ...... t SMll
one ot the moet 1plendld l cup •18 whlt•• of the 1uper.~ee II (about S. e'UI), at room
Spanlah Wl.ndCa.ke. temperature.
By the banka ot th~ l teupoon cream of
blue Danube, cakes are tartar
aenera,ly made wlth IA teupoon ult
merlnaue or whipped l teupoon vanllla
creun. Wlndcake often 2 ~ cups very fine
plenty of each. IJ'enulated 1upr
While the Spanilh Trace around ·an
Windcake 11 a cla11ic 8-inch cake pen on lix
revered by Viennese IQWU'ft ot alwninum foU
pa a try· maker I, It with• peodl. AllowiJ\a a
tranalate9 beeutlfully for ~-inch border around
the ~ kitchen. each circle, cut •way
The tollowina recipe • exoea too.
akimpt on l)O\hlna and lf Combine ea whit•.
you fo)low the d1ndJona. cream of tartar, alt an4
your ~· wW come out vanilla in a 1arp m1xinC a a e-la borate and bowl. Be.t until foamy.
1pectacular as you coyld Gradually beat in. sugar,
wish. about 1 tablespoon ft •
It's not for t.kina on a time. The meringue
busy day -like elf such ahould be very stiff.
special paatriea it doea Continue beating 5
take aome time. But th.la minutes more. Set aside
kind of creativf bak.lrur 1 cup of mer1n1Ue. Fill a
can be tun -ana large pastry baa fitted
guaranteed tO cause a with a~ moderately 1arKe
sensation at your next plain tip (No. 7 or 8) with
party. the temaining meringue.
The bue a,\d top of Place two of the foil
the cake are. dtclea of circlM on an 11x17-inch
meringue plped,ln 1pirala ~ sheet eo they do
from a pastry tube. noltouch.Pipeacircleo1
Meringue rings tonn the the merin1ue IA to
side of the cake. · ~-inch thick just inside
Merlnaue rosettes the pencil mark and
decorate the top and aide continue in a spiral until
of the shell as do candied the circles are solid.
violets and roee petals -Ughtly smooth the .tops
the Vienne9e are fearlem of the ~p(ra.ls with a flat
about "11dina the Wy. spatula. These circle•
The filling la an elegant WW. form the base and
mixture o'f chilled top of the cake.
2Slh year
Anniversary "' g_. f in the Harbor Area ~f~Y· , FUD,.._f ,. .
44t ON.._,.. INwd.. .....,_..._._e.
Ut-7740
Fora..!RtdM
ACTION
Call
A DAM. Y N.OT
AO.YISOI
MJ.'611
Plac. two mo,.. foll the three remalnln1
Clrc* on a bUbW IMet "-"II-U a rlril bNUI tn
ao they do not 1ouch. ti and 11n1. ~ 11 u • lt
Pl pt a clrcle of the topU.e; With unbAked
meri"IUe tt-lndl thkk ~· ju1t lntlde th• pencil Bab Oompleted ehll1
mark. Do not pipe at 200 de.rH• for ao
nwinaue tn the center of mtnuw. Remove from
the cifCle 11 tMie-l'tnp 0 Ve ft a ft d C Q 0 1
will b8 atacked to form tJ<orouahly. With a Oat
the atdel ot the cake and IJ)9tWa frolt the outl6de
the center will hold the of the •hell wl$h the
fµJ.lna. Place both baJdna r • u r v e d 1 cu p o t
aheeta In • 200-dearee mertnau• plua any
oven. Bake the ~ tor merlnsue remalnlna in
the top and bottom of the the plltry ba(i. Make the
cake tor 80 mi nu tea. Ilda very lll"riooth. Bake ab the rlnp thatfonu 3 0 m 1 nu tea at 2 0 0 the akle9 for 45 mlnut.1. c1e,...... Remove from
Meenwb.Ue place the o v • n a n d c o o 1 rerna1n1n8 ty.'_O loU drclel "t t\ o r o u a h 1 y . T h e
on • bakin, lheet IO they mfttncue will be ~ do not touch. Pipe a fn8ll8 beca'--It h.-t
drcle ot the merlnl\MJ dried ~y, IO bi
'4-lnch t.hk::k )..Ill ml6de extremely ~-ln
the pencil mark. Do not ~ Ind ~ lt.
pipe merlnaue ln the Proaiiid wttb die· mat
center of the drda • step.~ ~~~~ DBCORAft.r of the cake. Bake the9e IA cup ea wblie.
rinp at 200 ~ far·<about 4 ecP), at room
46 minutea. Thoroualy tern~~ f cool all pf the rinp on a -poonc:nem-o
cake rack. Remo¥e foil tartar
and set aaide the top W teupoon ealt
until ready to decorate. IA &111pOOC1 vanilla
CarefUlly remove the foil 1 W CUJll wry tine
from the cooled rtnaa gran~~J'~~ ....... Uled for the llde of the ~-lllU v~
cake. Leave the cake Candled rme ~
bottom on the foil drcle; ~re re a meringue place ft on • bakina t the ctirectionl
sheet. Bu.D.d up the lldel &lven or the Batie
of the cake by pipb:w MerlnSJe Shell. Fill a
small dabs of unbUea putry fitted with a
........ o(lbilhell. ••Is• •ddlUoaal illC arJllrt la • omw ofthetDl»lndd.-cenw of the -aldN. Plac. the
c141icorated top and lhell ona....._ . ._.,u.y
do DOC '°'9cD. BMe at'200
..... fw.019Mua.or unlU 'dry. Remove fromi
oven anct carefully add· oad*I violetl and l'OM
petall. atwn1 them on with mertnpe. Retum
to GYM. TW'n lt off and
1taw nu • '°' tnikle tor 11veral hourt or
overnl(hi to dry out
com~l.y. About three
boura before Hrvtna
relDOY9 ton mm bue o1
ahel1 and fill center with
~ cupa heavY cnem
IA cup...,
2 tablel~ onnae liqueur
1~..U...,eet
~ .... tild
IA cut finely
~.,.,.,.. .CUpl -.Wbiirrle9. .. .
lcup~
Combfne cream with
1u1ar and whip until
thlCk enouah to form aoft
peeks. J'ota tn NlU1nlna ~ta. Spocin into
meringue abell and chill
3 to 4 bows. At aervtna
time, pWoe top CJft cake.
To ~. remove the
top to a plate. With a • J.uat fGrk or knife, tar
or cut otl. portionl of the
1llell and place on
individual p~t... Top .
ea~h portion with a
apocmfuloffllllna. Makel AUSTBIAN DELIGHt -The Spanish Windcake ls almost too beaotifuJ
18 lef'VlnCI.. to seare. • mertnaue 1 ~ inches medium 1ter tip~.
apu1 aiound the edge of 6) with the merf.ncue. r.=================================; the bue. Carefully pt.ce Make ro.ettes around
a meringue ring oo top. the edae al the' top. then
Repeat the pnJ9e9I with borden around the
P-.t•••Lcln•••
· 16400 Paclflc.Co..t ~. #111
Huntln9ton ••aCh (21a) lts-2212
~ STORI HOURls M-IAT 1Mt IUN 1N
' •I
I . l
I
-·~ .. Al.A 081CH lt•H cMI ol _, ••• 1•••r•ll1 1111
....... ·-. wtll ..............
I ~ fWCMtl~'9nd " ......... w.u. Jt ................ to ........ Meat •1ndul11r I•
•••.• from papaln _,... of the papaya
-~ Ml th9 unique abllliy to brHk down
and .-ott.n touch l'Mlt ttben, nndutac them
...... to the palate -
Ural aid for wal -
l•t-watchera H well
• wa111t~watchenl Ullna meat tenderiler
on the lem tender cuta of
beef 1t a widely known
trick. LeN f amlltar 11
what meat tenderizer
can do for very Jean pork
cbooa, which can be dry
ancf toulh. :any If ~~~fat-trimmed
pork chops are caloric
ll1htwel1hta, only 54 caloriee an ounce (meet
only). Here'• a way to
prepare them that will
leave them molat and
flavprful:
PAN-PRIED•
LOW.CALORIE
UAUAN-8TYLE
PORltCBOPS
4 thin very lean
fat-trimmed pork chope
Plain (or garlic
flavored) meat
teftderiaer
4 tablespoons
Uallan-aeasoned
tn.dcrumbe
Sprinkle pork chops
with meat tenderizer and
puncture In aeveral
places with a 1harp
IQ)1fe. Cover and wait 30 mbwta .
Shake up pork cbope
in a plaatic baa with
breadcrumbt. Spray a Iarse nomtick akillet or
electric frypan with cookina •pray for ~fat
frying. Arrange the
chops 1n a llJl8)e layer.
Cook over moderately
low heat about 10
minutes each side, jult
untH Inner pinkneaa
diappean. Uae a aharp
pa6nted knife to make a
alit ln the thickst part of
the chop to test ctonene.a.
Pork ctqm must not be
undercooked (to avoid
the "* of tz'ichinmi9), ::,:e:=:
the meat wW dry out
and touaben. Mam four
1eridng1, 240 calories
e.ch.
TENDER Jl'LANlt
S1'Eil
1 flank~ 1 to
1 ~ pound• plain (or
1arlic aeuoned) meat
tendertJer
Tuna
helper 1
I tablet~~ ~~ 1 tablMpooft Wor· ~·uce
Put the flank llMk on
a N~ bOi.rd. With a
aharp knlf 1, ecore th•
IUl'face of the Oank llMk tn • dluona1 cn.cro. ~item. 'Turn the flank lteiak over and ICON the
~ .t(te the eame way; be careful not to cut too
dMply. Sprinkle both
aKlel of the •teak 'With
meat tenderiser, then
apuad H1hUy with
muatard and WorcH; llll 111110 terah&r•. Wait 30 m&nutte.
Pan fry th• flank
a..U ln a ftoNddt aklllet CROCK.Ba Y PO'ITBD
0tt e*1ric frypen tar,. BEEP CVIBI
enoqh to bOlCI it ln a 1 pound bottom
llnale'p6ece, . ..!~ round at• a k, fat ' ·. O>Oat about & milhn• trimmed, cut In 1-lnch
per aide, deDendina on cubel
thlcknen and' deilred don•ne11. SUce very plaln (or aarllc
thinly to Mtve. Makes a e a • o n e d ) m e a t
four to ,alx aervln11, tenderber
approximately 17& 2 W-ge (or 4 mnall)
calories each. carrota. tcraped, aliced
1 onkln, thtnly alioed
2 tabi.epoona white
wine
1 bey leaf, broken In balvea
Sprinkle meat with
tendertr.er and puncture
all over wtth the tln8I of
a fork. ComJ>tne with
~~-1tlln a alow cooker. Cover and
cook at lOV( •ttinl until
Prices Effective weo June 2 Ttlru Tues .. June a. 1982
wide
Marttet Basket . Red, Ripe ·
watermelon
cream Cheese ...
mMt ta fork·~tr and ~ cup eech: white
v • I • t a b l • • a r • wlne and water tender·crlaJ1', about S Sprinkle the meat
houn or more. Makee with tenderlur and four Hrvlnaa. 1 7 & puncture all over with a
calon.I tech. fork. Pound the ateaka w4=uTE thin wtth a meat mallet
' or a ro••t·tenderldna 1 p o u n d f a t -hammer. Walt 1 to 10 trimmed beef t op minutet.
round, ln 4 lllcel · Spray a nonattck
p&.a1n (or teUOned) aklllet with cookln1 meat tenderi7.er .,,ray. Brown the tteaka
1 aweetot).lon, thinly quickly on both aldea
allced with no fat add e d .
W pound fresh Remove to a hot platter.
muahrooml. aliced Stir In the onlona and
-llioed muWoomai theft the wJne and water.
Cook and atir over bida
heat until inc»t of tM
liquid evaporatet, and
v 1 1etable1 are
tender-crunchy. Spoon
over lteaka. Makel four
1ervln11, 175 calorlH
each.
WITH ZESTY
TOMATO MUSHROOM
SAUCE: Substitute
~-<:up tomatoe juke and
a pinch of oregano or
mixed Italian herbl for
wine and water .
I
l
Patti Jean-Frozen
Cornish
anieHens
pet lb.
~:78
SWeetJuic;y
y~.r::
it ea ch es
per lb .
. 49
1 Y.a lb. loaf
-·~19
. Double CoupOn
PrtMnt tlll1 coupon along with eny one Manulecturtn' "cent1 olf" coupon end get do\Jble the Mii· Inge when you purctl ... the Item. Not to Include "nttailef', "lrN" Of' "grocery pun:h ... ", coupons or
111ceed the value of the Item. Excludes llQUOf, tooecco end dairy produot1.
Umlt One Item Per MMufecturer's Coupon
and Limit 4 Doublt Coupons per Customer
Coupon Effective ;lune 3 thru June 9, ~912
Double Coupon
Prnent 11111 coupon .iono with any one M~fecturtrt' "cent• off" coupon end get dout>le the ..,,.
lngs W'*1 you purct\Me the Item. Not to Include "retlllef'', .. ,,.. .. or "grocery purch ...... coupona Of
exCeed the value of the Item. Excludes llQuor, tObeeco and dllry produot1.
Limit One It.,., Per Manufactu,.r'1 Coupon
and Limit 4 Double Coupon• per Cu1tomer
Coupon Effective June 3 thrU June t, 1912
PntMnt tht9 coupon alonil wtltl eny one Menulectuntr9' "c.nll off' coupon end get do\Jble the N't· tnoa When you~ tfle Item. Not to Include "retellef', "f!M" or "grocefy purch ...... coupon• or
nOMd the vllue of the Item. Exch.tOff llQuor, tooecco Ind delry product1.
Umlt Otte Item Per MenufactuJW1 Coupon
end Llmlt 4 Double Coupon1 per Customer Coupon EffeclJwe June 3 thru June 9, 1912 •
Fr or.en
Regular or Pink
Mlnuttt Maid Lemonade 12oz.c:an
Major Storewide Price Reductions
Meat Value• Dairy/Dell Value Grocery Value1 Petaonat c .. Valuee . "'°" a.olc>I .... a-. 2.39 ._...,......,......,. .. t• lMdlM .... ~ ........ ,,._ 1.77 Crou Ill loalt ": Leo's Ille.II •eat .... ...... ., ..... ttl , .. DrJ ..... ., .... ... .... ..... 1.99 43 ,._cat Food .... ...., ..,., 1"~ 2.47 Oscar •aver lacen · , ... •• .,. ...
pll9. ..., ,• -B..Tiiec'k Bon•• .79 1.89 ,,......,c.t ...... _ ' r..'1-frnll T ...... altiu..:.1.54 per qi. lree1 llalt lne1 leans .. Cl ... a.....,,.... .58 el9 iai ... de ii1iiiiiiS , ••• , ..... 3e47 Frv•r .... a ": Ilea. lltl. ...... c--. Produce. Floral Velvet Fl1herman'1 Cove Yalu••-llta en.ell ·-.. ,_o.trM .... °"""""• ~ e........ Crall Clusters "it T-t•Put• .... .... ,. ..
ML
.SOUP'S ON -Fut food ~ on. a new
meaning in ?• Japan, wfut,re noodle
deliverymen bike steaming bowls of their
w..... to the door and retrieve the empties
later.
.
June II the st.art of hot summer months. u you'd
like to avold a steamy
kitchen this summer,
mrt lt off right with one
of tbeee tuty treats.
Simple to prepare and
re1reehln&. wa yC)fUrt
ddnk. salad dremlnc and
demert abould help you
keep your cool and
maybe even your~
CITRUS YOGURT DEUGBT
1 (8 ounce) cup
1emor ~ peech, sliced
Oft 1 large canped peach
3 lee cubee
Combine lemon
yogurt, peach and ice
cubes in a Wender. mend
until forthy. Pour into
gla11 and serve
Immediately. Mak.es one
9el'Ving.
YOGURT THOUSAND
ISLAND
D~ING
2 (8-ounce) cups
plain yogurt
2 tablespoons_ chili-.
sauce
1 hard boilecVegg
2 table~poona choppecl dill pickle
salt to tute
Combine all in-
gredients in a small
bowl. Blend well.
Refr1'gerate about 2
hours in airtight Jar
before serving. Makes
apJ)ll'P'dmately 2 cups.
TBE YOGURT PIE
1 tablespoon
unflavored aelatin
an Ilia. _.. c:m tM aodC, hiuntU\8 fliVon \ °' ......... ,,.., The family betel '" bUt • the enc. d9YeJoP a·..-ftw euch ~and 1eem
to OOl'QI Mc* fOr more. • WMn condidol'W pt too bed, anta Ntn.t to
Mita underpound or lMkle w.U., wait for' the
~ to IUbllde and MDII'': once apln t.o w.,. war .,.u.t an)'th!na tM wnena want to
eat. Anti lnvade. pantrlea1 ~hey overtun
ltoYetopl -thef _even find VWll' Qy lnto the
dJlhwaahet IMl'CNJ\I for a dab of butter or 1pot
ofmaple~p. COokl develop a aort of battle fat!pe after a
while, with spent nerves twitchln1 at the
.u,hc.t provocation. They flail aw•)' with cries
of outraae at an lnNxent poppyMed lying on a
~ut plate and examine eech dlah or utensil
u if lt carried a black plliue more lethal than
mere anta.
Alter aome experimentation. people usually
dlacover that the only safe place for ~ything remo~ly conaidered edible II tn the refrtlerator,
but unleaa the family owns a w.ik-in model.
~ can be a problem. · Hot we.ther air.dy overtax• a cooler,
· whet with the watennelon and extra aodu. ao
then'• hu'dly room for av• of bried, ~
of corn flakn, anaelf ood CAlcH and fi\e
extra-tarae Ille of ~ ayrup.
One aUinmtr delaert \hat fotll ania well Md 1
tuW pnttY ~ to humane ta DanJlh c:n..n: · Mak• lt in advance and 1tore it in the {
refrtpnior rlcht M>d to the potato chlP91 .W .
oU, 1arltc .alt or whatever ei.. · you're hldinf :
from the ants.
DANJSB CREAM
l cup whlpplnl crtaJn, unwhlpped
i cµp auaar
.1 envelope unflavored pla~
1 cup aour cream ·
1 teaspoon vanilla
~ teaspoon almond flavortna
. Freth berries or sllced ftuit fn aeuon J.1
Combine the whipplnl cream with the supt "
and gelatin in a saucepan. Heat over medium '
heat, stirring constantly until al1 the sei.t111 and t
aupr dilaolve. Do not boil. Remove from ~t
and cool fO/t l~ minutes. Add the IOW' Cl'ftl'll. !
vanilla and almond flavoring. Stir until weD -
blended. Pour into emall mold or refrigerate ana
eerve fl'Of1l a bowl. Serve in small delaert bowls 1
with berrlea or fruit to top the cream mixture. 1
Servel e. '11
I"
-------------------~ ---
~ cup oold water
2 egg yolb, llightly
beaten
~cup milk
2 (8-ounce) cup•
vanilla Yoeurt 8 ounces Neufcbate
cheea~, room temp-
erature
8 ounces cr.m ~.
room temperature
1 teupoon moi-
l tablespoon clover
honey
~ cup graham cracker trumt.
1 araham cr acker
crumb shell
Soften gelatin ID cold
water ancf dmolve over
bot water. Add milk to
the .uptly beaten ea
yolka and cook with the
gelatin over aently
bolling water until lt
ooeta a lllver apxm. Set
aside to cool
Cream the cheese,
molaaaea and honey
toge\her (if mlxlna
machine Uled -cream
on lp\\t speed ~y), add
ONE cup.-of YOIW't and
continue to cnam until
lmOOth.
·Pour the oold ,.tatln
mixture slowly ovs-the
cheese , atlrrin ...
constantly. Add the
second cup of ypgurt.
Mix wel}. Pour. into
baked graham cracker
crumb shell and chill
until firm. When n!ady
to aerve, sprinJde top
wlth graham cracker
c:rumbt. Makes 1 10-inch
pie.
·-
ENERGEN ,,,,,,,,, .. ,,,,,~":.
V1Tb11E 411 ,.. .. -:. ,,,,,, ... ...... ,,,,,_,,, .
100 CAPS &.I&
250 CAPS 13_.48
RADIANCE
1-CllPLD II 5.95 125 CAPS
THOMPSON
LECITlll 11 IL 3·.60 90 CAPS .
RADIANCE
11111-11111
SUPER POTENCY '12.·75 VITAMIN & MINERAL
160 CAPS
RADIANCE
L-LYlllE
500 mg-100 TABS
GROCERIES
,
HAIN ·
SIFFLOWU OIL
:sou.:tH COAST ~LAZA ,:.> .
·COSTA MESA
557-6161 .
LOWER LEVEL CAROUSEL MALL
BULK PRODUCTS
Ml ll ITDI Tl 1111. ,_.
Fii llRS 1.4t~·:
llLLERi IUI FUIEi .23 ~;. . "
ROLLED OATS .3& ... ··
RAW WHUT· IERI
. I speo••. k f Th• ••• 1 lill. Creek
IERITll SHllPOO
11fLIL 1.50
GOIDITIOIER
f .,
LUNCH COUNTER
J
IREllFIST SPECIAL
Fr:tiit drying is Qld pFactjce Pure Cold Pressed
32 Fl. oz. 1 QT. •
·2.45 •VED 9:00.11 :30
TWO EGGS, WITH HASH BROWNS
WHOLE WHEAT TOAST. ~ •
CHO.CE OF BEVERAGc, 1 9 5 ALBANY (AP) -
Fruit dryin& bM always
been • rather smelly
bulinea. Back in the
days of Cleopatra,
byra.in1 1ulfur to
P,r8Mrv• the color of
fni• 8nd wine fciuled _ .... Wound die NOe
whh • •harp, acrid .....
C•nturiea later ln
Italy_, S_jain, Persia,
'l\rijy, -later etm ln the United States and
Auatr,..ia, apples,
aprtcota, peaches and
......... pr111r,.t by
mllmdlnt~ But tMt WM before air ~ control laws and
uvlronmental action
#OUPI ~to rel!uOe
tbe lun1-~ama1tn1 effmcta ol a&lfur dioxide
in the air.
In California, fruit
~ with .u1.fw' dates
back to the late 19th century when apricots
were imported from
Spaln. Today, fruit ~13 million.
The apricot drylna
season laau from
mid-June to mid-July,
Zoria 1aid, and he
expects to try the
experiment with about
half •hll crop. Later in
the summer and fall,
he'll prooelS the peacbee
and peen.
'"The bottled pa COits
about twice • lnuch • Oowen of sulfur but you
UM half 81/J much,'' he
uid. "It ahouldri't c:mt
much more in the end
but by next year we
abou1d have a 8ood Mlea
of how ~it II."
Ginger
produce~
JACKS
CALIFORNIA DESERT
1110 51b.
FOOD FOR LIFE ~·
WllLE IUll 11111
ALL NATURAL 24 oz.. 01
HAIN
SAF-Ft.OWER
-1111MlillE
NET WT. 24 Fl. oz.
3.2&
COFFEE, DECAF, TEA, MILK I
' _ Com•i11tion S1l1i Pllfl
SSVID 1 l :OG-5:30
H EAL TH &
BE AUTY AIDS
1ao1a~11.oo•• la r•••••o•a la· CO.An llARDWAAB •1m111n • I ln authentic Chln11e CO\ll'H tn International TU1Uoft for \he coww !'C'Zi"'i.::: l:'C"~f=•:m I::.~~~ • I .IJlll =:i·:=n~ ~J.~· ~: .• n~~!i. •• :"~ ta ... ""•• •tre prH~nt • do-ahead a cll9 on~ omeleti toHt lemon chicken, the third ln Dier'• ..n. lmde ~ the lnn at ·n :ll' on June u . diMll' mmu tau8t ~ and qulcM on June a. tllehnkaue at e:ao p.m. on a Jt.raj,an ~uet at 11 e i 1 b t . J •we 1 r l c • of wOC'kahopl by the .... at 404. • • Pvdotpu" .. watda Ka.Y·...,,.u.attil a.m. Included wtll b• .tune ll. She wtll lhow a .m. on June 17 . ca111role,/in1er lee Included wlll be a .
Uae demoauratton, on.~ a. he II ao. 0me1 et t e w Ith hqw 10 pnpaN a IWlt. Studenta wtll 1-m about cream an won-ton brunch ln th• hlllalde D. l10X l'tltMnnt
....... ~ -., Ta:rla ran,atter will A1par•IU!J Omtl•tt• hot app1Uaer. frllh c 01 d 10 I u rt • n d t.'OOk1el Fee" tl8. Paltor l UI home. a ln Anaheim Will ofter.
luidl. o.& II M.IO. lmtnM:t l.n pnparatian of LorratM, ispinach and ve1etabl11, a 1l~ple c:ucwnber IO\lp, egplant Call the 1tor e at MOl'OCC n.wnmer pknlc, clam ln pa1ta i'edpee Md Roy Pln10 will ehiiCana'7:p.m.~0nJune Ricotta Qulehe and breedand&WtpucldinC. and lamb d1Hrol1, 4t7-4403forlnfcnnadon. a 8panhh dinner , preperadonatlOa.m.cm ~ tn --of UM 8. r. ll tJO, ~ 8uMtt.9 J'laMtie. ht ti •1&. Per'lian rice and fr"h breekfalt br9adl. and an June 10. c.o.t 18 '32.50.
food pr~ at 1 p.m. .Call the ttore at J'ee 11 tlS. fruit dwi1. J'ee ia t18. EILER'I INN in even.ll\I art lectw. and Call the rqtaurant at
caJ\.liatl&.lacludedwtU 8'73-1343 for clan Joan CulbertlOn will Katle Lana Slattery She wlll return on Laauna Beach wm be 1tucUotourwiduculptor 884-29Ntorlnformadon
1tM petttL dou1h and .-lnf_orm_~~tlon-_. --~___..te_ac_h..._..bu_l_c_m_tc_r_ow_a_v_e _wtU __ teac_h..:.pre--..J>Ar_a_u_on_o_f_June __ 24_to_t_e.c_h_• _c:l.ul __ the __ ll_te..._. _of_a_four ......... -cta~y_.;.Hal....__P...;..uto__.;.rl...;..u._. ___ ...;;and;;;.;;;;_;;.;;reptra~=tlon;;,.;..;..;_. __
•q_u~che orralne. a
IN'lmp ..oa. air 1ro&t,
:walnut and v.1etable colt 1law and cream ct.. p6e. AU Nndard
proce.w blildel -well -=try bladm wW be ~tecl. Cost " $20.
Carla Wui1ter wUl
teach a cla11 In cool
,microwave coc*lna .at 7 p.m. on June. 24.. Yee II
t15. Call the 1tore at
496-0M5 for reptnUioo wl inf CJl'IDAdoa.
SHERMAN Ll ·
brary •nd Oarden1
tn Corona del J(ar wiD
on June 15 pneent Kay
Pa1torlu1 teaching a
cla11 in preparlna a
French dinner for
IUIDIDel' Ulh1C the food .. ~. She will return on
June 22 with a dall In IJl'ePUina ~ hon a•oeuvrea foe~. $tuden'8 will wt1b
fiDo dou&b to fillinp lor mualuoom
blte1, Mexican fle1ta
appetlJer , l'r•l\cb
peppery cream cheeae
pHtrlH and 1herry lbrlmp rolla. ...
Clan•• bealn.at 11 a.m., and am foe #JllCh ia
t20. CaH .e1a-2te1 fj r
Information. -
DIOIA'I In Intne will
offer a pma wcrbbop at
10:30 a.m. on June 5
tauabt by &.-A SJadL
Children are Invited. to JiMm to make the..cb.uEh. .,-uce al¥ld~np * Jlbz!. and Will l>e
an Italian lee eream
bombe. (The workshop
leplacee the .,revtoualy
•nnounced Jr. Che'(
_ ·sm.). J'ee II tl6,
Call th• 1tore ft
651-CmO for lnfan:Jlatlan and ,.,....tlon.
'Easiest·
crepes
• hmGne hmnc Cl'epel •
6n call, whenever you
•ant them. With just a ~lnlmum of advance
planning and prepara-'°°' you can fix th!I el-pnt de9lert.
CUPa ~ cOpmilk
~cup flour
3egl. beaien
~ teMpOOn alt
C-omblne milk, flour:
1111t and mt; beet \DIUI
· 1mootb. Let 1tand 30
-Fer eecb crepe, ~ cup batter into
llah tly areaaed
.. inch IJdDet. Cook until ~.tly bntWJled on one
Mu. 1a crepa
4 When you're l'elldy to
\ate them, remove tbe tlellred number of crepes Nxl re-wrap the remain·
der. Sep.rate the crepes-
and they will thaw ln
.JDiDUt". Wblle ~epes .... deflOilllalC. make the filllnC -!'ePl Banana ~Peanut Butter Creun. REGAL BANANA
FILLING 1 8-GUDCe container "°" cr-.m cbee9e . s Cllbtipxl• ....,,
2 tM' poem milk . rn::r==.
MLm ........... mA,. .. ,_
•:1:19 ,
-
g-~"~
• --MIOll!WD COLOM • TISSll HOU.
··==··~·-S!.11 . .m:: .. llV .. ..OZ $4.79
UMrT4
PEA FAMILY
WHILE SUPPLY
LASTS
iiiaSiUi ·1 ... 11.8 ilT'liB ... •'
il!i*SlUI : .. '"· ... 11.8 Niil• ... 11.11 l'&s~ .... .. ... •• iilMT'Plnis ... 111171
WiAiif. ...... 11.11 iiiiii& .... 12.8
iiiiii'U ..... : .... •1.21 iu•iii• ....... .
r;.-IMST ... . .. 11.lt ~ COett Spec1Desl
iiiiilmn. ..11.U -·-·--· iliiii Clll IMST ... 11"' CU SUI ,... nc --~ .. .. ' .. If.. iiaiatJlllCllDI •a 11.11
1&1& .............. y .. •1.11 --.... 11.71
WISI
LllRD
lfOZ
--CllEI
DmllEIT
MGl
••
Coea-C.18, ...... ,
Tab
AEOUl.AA Off= FREE -·te 6'12.0Z
'
I· I
Shopperis hate se·nding 'in. tapes fot' r.efund·s
aJ MARTIN ILOANB c: DIAR MARTIN - I
think 1\'1 rldlculoua to
NQWN ...P* t.~ for refund 0Uu1. Some
otftn now Mk that the
1tore wh!ft I lhop JXint
Ua ~ •t \he 10p ol the i.pe and \he dat.e at th• very bottom. In betwMn
may be hundr•d• of
ltema and the tape may
1tretch for more than a
yard.
Or how about the
offer 'that uked for 2~
tuna labela and tapes to
80 with them? Can you
plctute the envelope I
had to eend otf for that
one?
When are the
companies going to wake
up to the fact that this
requirement la losing
them frlenda? -L.L .
from Brooklyn, N. Y.
DEAR L .L . -The
companies wlll only
wake up to this problem
when you and other
shoppers write and let
them know the
dUfic»ltiea they are
causlng.
When companies plan
their refund re -
quirements, they often
forget the shoppei: who
goes to the st.ore once a
month ·arut comes home
with a reglater tape 9
feet long.
They aren't thin.king
about the at.ol'e that ask.a
for the aame tape for lta
own promotions.
They don't consider
that many shoppers eave
tapes so that they will
have a record of sales
taxes for thefr federal
~me-tax returns.
The Hat of reg -
ister-tape problems
goes on and on -but the
companies will not
realize them unless we
feel strongly enough to
let them know.
DEAR MARTIN -
Your recent response to
the opponent of restrooms ln super-
markets was delightful.
f have introduced
legislation in California
this year to require
public restrooms in
newly constructed
supermarkets of more
than 20,000 aquare feet
in size. The bill (AB
2489) is 1trongly
supported by consumer
group1, and we look
forward toita~.
Gwen Moore, aaaem-
blywoman, 49th Di.strict.
A copy of Aaaem -
blywoman Moore'•
bill can be ob -
tained by sending a
self-addressed, stamped
en v e 1 ope to : The
Na ti()llal Alliance of
Supermarket Shoppers,
Dept. i!!!i 591 Middle Neck , Great Neck,
NY 11023.
Box 9790, St Paul,
MIM. 55197. lt«eive th.
84·P•8• FllntatonH
AcUvtty Book. Send the
•nd flap wlth th•
J'Untat.onee brand name
from any 11'Unt1tonH
VltamlN PICkaae and 50
cent• tor _po1taae ~nd
handllna .. Th1a otter ii llmuea to tour oer
funlly. IndJoate whether
you want Book A (tred
and Barney'• Favorite
Actlvitle1) or Book B
(Pebbles and Bamm-:B am m' a Favorite
MUvttlel). Ex~ Jan. 31, 1983. •
oxv.10 a.tu.net, P.O.
Box PM-418, El P•ao,
hxu 79988. Recetve a
refund ot nor $2.26. J'or tl, .. net the front ~ from any Oxy-10 or Oxy
Wuh carton and a f'tllat.er tape. For .2.DO,
11nd tht panel• from
both e_r~uctl and the
tape. l!lXplrel Sept. 30,
1982.
llPlliAlm 111111 which you have drci.d "T price olrcltd. Explr11
the puroh11e of a July 8J, 1982.
20 ·cap1ule Extra VICKS LlJ'ESTAOJ:
Stren1th Dexatrlm. Refund. ~ecelvt a
Look for the form on the Ntu.nd o1 DO centa.Jl, •2,
pack•I•· Explrt1 Nov. t4 or •&. Sen the
Thete offers require
refund fonna:
CONTACT JR .
Refund Offer. Receive a t 1 refund. Send the
r.qu•red refund form
and the front panel(•)
from two 4-ounoe boxe1
or one 8-ounot box ol Contect Jr. J1:¥p&ne Die. Sl, 1982.
CORTAID Refund
Oller. Receive a 50-cent
refund and a 25-cent
coupon . Send the
required refund form
c_...,.• ·--u.r------~------.:......-
Dorene Hall . · Jess Murchison
and the front panel
contalnln~ th• name
"Cortald from any
Cortald Cream,
Ointment, Lotton or
Spray. Exptre. 8'pt. 30,
1982.
EXTRA STRENGTH
DEXATRIM Refund
Offer. Receive a $1
refund . Send the
required refund form
and a repter tape on
30, 198i. • r•quired refund form
CHILDREN'S and the proof.
TYLENOL Offer. of -purchaa• 1eah
Receive a child'• Color f r o m l n 1 I d • Vic k 1
Me Mu I · S • n d the uteSiq. MultJvttamina
required refund form, Women'• Formula,
the ent.tre outer carton T e e n • 1 r o r m u 1 a ,
from 30~t1blet Children'• Children'• Fqrmula,
Tylenol Chewable Strem FOQ'1lula, or High
Ta blete 301 and the ~onnula. Send the 1eal(1)
re1i1ter tape with the from one formula for $1,
Cathy Judson , · .. Gall Harmon
from two dUferent
f ormulaa for U . froro
three different fonnulal
for U and tlom five
dlfterent tormulu for
$&. ThJa offer doet not
~ly to trial 1l&H.
Sept. 30, 1982.
ere'• a refund form
to write for: Pond'• $1
Refund , P .O . Box
2003-L, Jeffenon Clty,
Mo. 65102. Reque1t1
for thla form muat be
received by Au1. 311 1982. Send a polt-cara
request.
, Saved '7.29 Saved S9.82 Saved *9.39 Saved sa.89
Lucky's t()\al: $74.~. The total at the
other marlitt on the same or
comparable Items: $81 .65. Dorene saved
$7.29 at Lucky. r.11•911May11. 1• .
Lucky's total: $97.27. The total at the
other mar1<et on the same or
comparable Items: $101.09. Jeta saved
.$9.82 at Luctcx, T• -.n ._ 11. , ...
Lucky'• total: $90.16. The total at the
o'her market on th• same or
comparable lttm1: $88.54. Cethy saved ,
$9.39 at Lucky. r• llMft Mey 11. 1m.
Lucky'• total: $96.56. The. total at the
other market on the same or ·
comparable items: $105.45. Gail saved
$8.89 at Lucky. T"t laken May 17 1982
A lower food tobll ... thllt'• bMlc valuel ~':!.!!:~.~~~ .... n... 77
There's nothing more basic to shopping than saving YOCURT BARS 1 45
money. So instead of costly promotions such as games, :=.:.~~-· ··· · · ·· 10c. • ·
trips or double and triple coupon offers, Lt.acky gives you ~~~-~.~~~-~?~~ •c.-,45
low discount prices In every department, every day of -9 the week. ~~~.~~~.. •c. CM 1.1
Lucl(y led the way In lowering food prices by reducing ~!'.~-~~1.~~··· ... •ortoG.79
your most commonly purchased basic Items Important ~~~~~~ -~~-~-..... , .• -.89 to yoor family and to your weekly 1ood total. -
Discover gFeater basic value storewtde ... and take home a -~~-~-~~-······ 11c.c...2.49
:=:~!~al. -~!~.?~~ .......... 1
QOllT\ 1.69
----------------------~~~-~~-~.?.~~.~~~ .. Olll\ 1.96
BLADECUT 89 ~~ROAS! .•
FRYINO
CHICKEN
WTdt IOOy, SOutMlf\
Qo'IOI A
WHOLE
FRYERLECS ,,.
SMOKED
SHOULDER
PICnlt. Fermtf JOnl\
I SllCtd, U), fft
~.55
u89
~!!!.~~.~~~~~SIC. tlU .87
HI< DRINKS 64
•••••••• ,,, •••••••• , •••••••• OICM•
!A~~~~~!~ ........ nor..a 1.12
~~~:~.~ .. ~-c....66
~'!.~E .. ~~~~~~~.,oz c..19
~'!.~~!~~~A~~'" IT\, 75
HANSEN'S SODA 9 ·---·-17 Cit-~·-· ...... •tOI C-1 ~!!~l!!~~-10C.IOOI 1.03
HARVEST DAY BREAD
--·
111
-57 ..no. ... , ........... 1• ,..'°"'.
~~~~ .. ~~~~····•HT ND ,48
LOW FAT
MILK
UldY"!
~~!,'!~~UOZCM 139
ORANCE JUICE -~--.,., 99 -ClllAllrl'l.V ••• ~ ................ -~
~.x~~~~-~~~ ... oc. -.95 ~~!..~~~~~1JClllOX 2.79
MAR·KES BURRITOS
"..at-&111111, ·94 lllla.118-CMI ............ UOI-•
!.~ ~~.~~~~ .... ttot 1111 1.29
~~-~~~.~ 1.99
~~~.~~.~.:.1001-1.89
~~~.~~~ .... "°'-.79
KRAFT CREAM CHEESE 98
'°"~··············· '°'"""' BU DOIG SUCEO MEATS 59
IV.....,,. •••••• , ••• • • ••••• • •. • t Cll --•
KINC SIZE • 5ss CICARETTEScanon
CIGARETTES ...
CIGARETTES
cwoo.5.95
.-aOd.68
*-<-.119 fllt Su'tffll Gelltftl Ku Ot111••11d
,,,. Citnl• ~ b °""'"'' .. y.., !ti#
f
FRESBIFRESBIFRESBI
RRESH STRAWBERRIEs AND
ASPARAGUS ARE HAND-PICKED
ANI> DELIVERED FRESH DAILY
TO ALL lliREE IRVINE RANCH
FARMERS MARKETS STORES!
•
Where Tradition u Country Fre•hne••·
I
FRESH
BEAN SPROUTS
Local
LONG GREEN
As:!!~~~~rite. 2 •. , LB ·
Wbole or Half
FRESH SOCKEYE
SALMON
4 to 6 Iba. F1RST Of THE SEASON!
$3.98 LB
NewZ-Lmd
-WHITE PISB·--
Rea. 13.98 lb
$2.981.B
FRESH SOCKEYE $4 98 SALMON STEAKS .. • LB
,4vallable at the Tu.tin and Newport storu onlyt
------------------=1-.-,-21 ..... 11 .... 1-----------------
· Longmont
BROWN ROASTED
TURKEY BREA.ST
Reg. $4.59 lb
Colby Sliced or Chunk
LONGHORN
CHEDDAR CHEESE
(Jallo
ITALIAN
DRY SALAMI
· Sliced to your order.
$3.98 LB
Cheeie of the~:
IMPORTED TRIPLE
CREAM WITH
BE RBS
From France. tl\is ls Cremeaux Chee!e.
Rea. $5,95Jb
$3.95 LB
Rea. $4.69 lb
$4.49 LB
ffea. S3.39 lb
$2~69 LB .
Irvine Ranch, Frea~ Prepared
. MACARONI SALAD
~Sl.191b
98~LB
~
Avallable at the 1\aatln and Newport atora ootyl ______ .. , Q ;l•l~ ,, ,,,~,, ......... ______ _
Mlnl White and Whole Wheat
PITA BREAD
JO oz. Rq. 89t
49~,
KNIJDSEN YOGURT
AU. FLAVO~. 8 oz. Reg. 53•
39~
'" i ,,\~ ' '~'1
PHENYLALANINE S.O.D. 4000 IJNITS
!i(JO mg .. :10 Cl\pil. !i(lO mg .. fiO rn1111. •roxldt Olsmuln.-w !'tok•nium-RNAIONA
Rt1J. $4 !Ill • R~. S!l.O!l :10 l<lbl. 60 !libs. $4 .17 ~ $ 7 e 69 \ Rt'l(. Stl.O~ ~ Sll.44
...... ~._$_,5911!1111.4.-3 $10.23
. I fill' t««•Xn •ti
, -
JUMBO 79J. ARTICHOKES ~EA
Boneless Boneless
SIRLOIN TIP STEAK
• Reg. 13.89 lb • · • -·~ TOP ROUND STEAK
Reg. $3.49 lb
1 $3.49 LB $2.89 LB
NATURAL FOODS
lntoe Ranch Farmen Market's bealtb
lood prices are tbe lowetC la Onmte
C.O..ty •.• and WHEN WE RUN A
, SPECIAL OUll PRICES CAN'T BE BEATI
So shop and compare. Here are 90me
apedals we are olfertn1 throughout the
• month ol June:
'
Nearf.ut
RICEPILAF
, ICnotT Swia
HOLLANDAISE
SAUCE
Hain
SESAME
CORNCBIPS
Pure and Shnple
KETCBtJP 9oz.
Ret.W9
99e
R.W Knucberi
CARROT CHIPS
S.tuod nr llnMlled In 5 ot. bAlt
Rq.11.35
$1.25
..
1A.Ot
~~
3/$1.00 •
II~
~Sl l!I
99e
Barbara'• 'Bakery
CHILI AND CHEESE
CORNCBIPS
5oz.
Rq.$109
see
99(:
CelutlaJ Seuonlnp
ICED DEUGBTS
HERB TEAS
14l"tMll
M'1( SI 4~
$1,09
•• -
·Ha~e you ever tried to lose weight? Then
you know that it takes a miracle to really
overcome a weight problem. And you've
probably tried everything from "~tarva ..
tion programs and painful exercises
to weight reduction clinics" with little or
no results. · ~
If you are tired of the yo .. yo effect and
concerned about your weight you may
be interested in a new "will power diet
'tablet" now being offered. io the public
by The Health Energetic Corporatio{\. .
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motivated. It contains a blend of ingre ..
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·-supercharge your energy level and, at
the same time, decrease yotir hunger ..
Why can these "\\.\illpo\Yer diet tablets"
. help you ·succeed when so many otlier
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, psychologically.
1 • This powerful combination of tablets
l. is being sold with a weight reduction
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."If I start telling people how th~y can
·lose up to 7 pounds in the first 48 hours
and.· then _continue· -to-blast off -their
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~unning 14 miles every day, nobody
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THereforc, instead of making dramatic
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. .
The guarantee is simple. Here is the
way it works. If you order the product
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....
CAUTION: As your weight begins to
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Before starting any weight loss p~ogram
you should' consult your physician to be
sure you ar~ in normal health.
(
•' .
binding, regardless of your current Now then, as you might imagine, this ,
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·Laker.s' Clark K.·ent eolnes to rescue
Of course he gets a lot of help f ro1n Nixon, Kareem, McAdoo s1td ~o.
By C'Ul\T SE!DEN Tuelidav n.taht at the Fon.mi ·with a wild 111 uw that lt w11 me and Juliu. and I knew °' ... Mlf,.. iille sellout crowd of 17 ,000 looktn1 on, not to we were pq to be fiahtlnl all n&abt.'' Ramb1a
The lA.k.en Jumped out to a 6-0 leed at the
•tart of the same, expanded that bulae to 12 by
halftime and then opened a 73-DO lead'" Jn the tint
3 ~ mtnutee of the third quart.er.
INGLEWOOD -Somehow, with what mention a national televtaion audience, Nixon uld, ~ atr1ctly ln a competitive nature. -eee1-m-m"" like hu.ndreda of reportera and well-wlahen sparked the Laken to a aurpNlnaly '*Y 129-108 8'&t it wu hard tor Rambla to hide the suh
block1na h1a view ln the Laker drw&na room. IUAl'd vtctory over the Phllldelphla 79en to live bla team abow hla riaht eye whlch required a couple of
Norm Nixon manaaed to apot bl8 K.W1 Rambia. a 2-1 edp ln the ~-eeven ..n.. . ltitchel durina .tlMI game.
They accompllahed the rout, delptte the 76en'
Andrew Toney, who scored ~.~high 38 pointl. Rambl.ai uauall.}' referred to u tbe fifth starter, The Utt.le iuard pumped ln 21 of hil 29 points 0 D:2'1 (t)awkhu) hit me. It pu1hed mr,
other l'lY. Clark Kent, you ~ it, squinted aa ln the aecood half to make amends f« hfa lut ~ and cut me. I had to &et it ltitched up, '
The Lakers UC> llCCOmpliahed the et¥Y victory
without the .rvtcee ol Jabber for much of the f:lnt
te1evU1on camera U,hta &Jared hil way. outtna, a slx-po(nt performance tn the 79en' 110-9' Ramb6I ~Y explained.
''That'• a ra~to -'-"--story .... -th-," triumph lb Game 1'Wo Sunday tn Philadelphia. Somebody aaked h1m U he bit Dawkina back.
half. -
The bla guy picked up hil third foul with 2:1~ remain1na in the flnrt quarter and remained on the
bench until the beglnnlna of the leCOl'4 half.
Jabbar came on atrong ovor the final 24 minutel to
fin1ah the night with 16 points.
'"'"".. .......... .,.... Yet, NlxOI\ ~ti the b1c IUY. ln the Laker "1 tried," Rambla Joked.
Nixon said, poin to h1a teammate. "Ju.t lut lineup for bia aucceaa -1uy1 llke K'areem lntie.d;Nlxon did most of the hlttina, usually
year, h~ w!t!~!°"f lnth Greeceld ouham~~-~ ~· Abdul-Jabber, Bob McAdoo and iwntU. from the 20-foot ru>p. other timN culmlnattna a c Now e • t--J .... or e wor c i-----P· "Rambla does the dirty .work for th.la team. He tut break which started with outlet pa11e11 from the
Indeed, Ramblt. the 6-8 forward out of Senta v.uks 80 hard.'' Nixon continued. "When the tq Laker forwards. •
Qare, didn't expect lO be tn the .UU.Uon be la ln guys play well, we play well. rm a firm believer "More reboundtna. That'• what JO;,ech Pat)
Up untif Tuetlday niabt. Rlley had IOl'8 with
just seven playen -his live atartera, MCAdoo and
Michael Cooper. But with Jabbar in foul trouble be
turned to Mark Landaberger for the tint time ln
the eeriee.
when the Uak.en algned him u a free aamt 10 days that the pine la won with the imtde play." Rtley wants from Rambla -.nd me, explained
befOl"e training opened at the-start of tlm WL In Rambla' cue. the inltde work incl•tcWJ .evm McAdoo, who came off the bench to ICOJ"e l.f point..
On the other hand Nixon did apec:t to be pomta, eil}lt rebounda and tou.r a:t-la Tueed.a1 and haul down five rebounds. "Tonight, we were
battling for an NBA title. He ,;.t ~·t know Qlaht. not to menUon the unenviable tMk of trytnc just mote aareeatve. We got the fast break 801.na Landlberaer responded with 15 minutes of
(See LAKERS, Page 03) Rambia wu going to play IUCh a lq pu ____ to---"~----Pb1ladelph!a---"--'-• _JuU_ua_l'zvinl_......;......· ______ and __ p1a_y_ed ... 1_1_oo_urur_ a1good __ q_uane __ r1_._"
lt'~ too early
to claim title
But Tigers definite contender • By JORN SEVANO Ander1on added. "I think In °' .. Dllr .... ...,. August that fifth team might be
A.a fat u Sparky Andenon ta no further back. than aeven
ooncemed, It'• all well and good games. too.
to t)e mttling for the top spot in "Cleveland the Red Sox
the American League's West.em Milwaukee' N e w York '
and Eastern Division races. but Baltimore and 'ua we all hav~
it's too early to start formulatina a chance. It'• the ~ way in the
any optnionll aa ~ just where other divlalon, too. Kansas City,
tean.w are SQlng to finilh at the the Angela, Oakland and the
end of 1982. White Sox I think are really
"It's really too early to be going to go st it."
concerned about anybody," said What surprtaes Andenon more
Andenon as he relaxed between than anything is that no one
bites of chicken following team 1ticka out u beins the
Detroit'• 2-1 victory over the favorite in either league -~le Tueeday night. American or National.
' Au g . l. 'th a t • • w he n ''In an my yean of mamgtna I
everybody will start looking. don't remember when there
When Aug. 1 bits and the tQp wasn't at least one team that
three start to book up, then stood out. and dcWl\lnated." said
people will take notice." AndenOn. '"There isn't a lina)e -
For the record, the Angek and team you can name where )'otJ
Tigers lead their reepective can 80, 'Boy, theee ~ ha~
divilkmal racee u the two clubs everything.'
•tart the month of June. "I really think thia ii going to
(!ene Mauch'11quad, despite a be a little bit of a strange year. three~game losing streak, •till When all la said and done, not
IN.da the Chicago White Sox by only will there be a few~ 1~ pmes tn the West, w~ at No. 1, but r think you'll 9l!le
Detroit, coupled with Boston• aome different IMIJDd at Noe. 2, 3
loa to ~ leads the Red and 4, too!' •
'tAIUNG HEAT -Umpire Durwood Merrill made the call and
Detroit's Kirk Gibson lets him know what he thinks of it (left),
while the Tigers' Lou Whitaker is knocked off hi.a feet by Rod
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Carew on a..PlaY at aecond base. Oarew made it to third as the
ball got a~ay during action Tuesday night at Anaheim
Stadium.
Sox by a half-game tn the East. Anderaon contends that no one
"I really think there are four team. tn either division, holds a
or five clube tn our ~vialon ~ decided advantage over any
who can win this thing, other. Pitching, the Detroit
Report says
Bell's grades
insufficient
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -
Kaneas runnjng back Kerwin
Bell, who set a Big Eight
freshman n.asbi.n8 record in 1980,
did not have 1ufficient nTgn
.Chool grades to qualify for an
athletic echolarshlp under NCAA
rules, The Kansas City Times
reported today.
In a copyright story, the
newspaper said Bell did not
achieve the minimum 2.0 -or~
- cumulative grade-p oint
average required by the NCAA
in b1a al.xth, seventh or eighth
eemeaten at Edison High School
In Huntinpm Beach.
The 1tory, by 1taff writers
I Rich Sambol and Steve
Richarct.on, said Bell's deficient
grade. were attested to in signed
1tatement1 from hla former
principal and academic coumelor.
This Old Man just keeps rolling ·along
Asmussen admits to 40, but he's not close to retiring fr~m racing scene
Sometlmel a man will reach a point In b1a
stroll th.rouch life when he oommenca to
look for heroes, the sort to help remove the
notion the yeare that crowd in are ~y relentleaa.
YOU know, there are the likm of Carl
-Vas~ and Craia Merton and A::J.
to'oyt and Gaylord ~Perry. Before them.
George Blanda and Sam Snead and Gordie
Howe.
The9e kind of people live renewed hope
and vigor to the o~ folb. It pta them to
jwn · out of their wheel chaira and
ch= oat of the old pe1900l1 hQJDe and
getting married and buying homm near
achoo1-.
Keith Amu.--i II.one of them. A tourist
prowling the jocb' roam at Lo9 Alamltol
Race Coone wtll -him' nmninC and playin1 wltb the o ther uu1, people
between .... and adondna a large and
powerful quarter bone when a nice ii on.
Keith Aamullerl -. more than twice the
age of 90lne of b1a coUequee. He admlta to
40, which ii very old fot du. kind of ..ii
~ unie. your name ii Loqden or
Shoemaker~ ,
SPORTS OOl.UMHIS!
BUD TUCKER:,_._,ijj
AsmU8lell bu an noellent wwer for ~ho .. h1m why be penla1a tn this
pml so late in life, "becau. it never
Occurred to me to quit"
Thia <laillte the fact be baa broken
virtually eveey bone .tn hil tiny body, IOIDe
of lbem more than once. In fact, he WM
involved In a apW ln the tint r.ce ht ever
rode. . .at the .. of 12. Back then.
• "&.idel," Keith Aanu..en aoes on. "I
\.o am atiil havtnc fun and l enjoy being
atocmd the younc riders. Ii plealea me to
try to help them. They call me '01d Mari.' '' A jxby Old Man parUmlarly ~peel
Wlllll hia IOl'l, -c.h. who iwe to pran1nence
ridlna ~breda on EMtiem ndm and
won the J!'dipee Award wbicb ii borw
iw:lna'• foremost symbol of excellence.
Cain la 'noW tn France rldtna under
contract to shipping magnate Stavro•
Nlarcboe.
''Cash ia dolna well," Old Man aaya.
"Very well. He ia making Jota of money and
11ending it all to me. I watch it for him. I
have.. .em too rQmy young riden make
good mone&:'1 blow it a1L
"I have 11 dou&h right here."
He pata the aide of bia boot
Old Man's other kid, Steve ii just 16 and starttna out. He ia over In New Mexico with
his mother, who ia also a trainer of
honefleeh. A f.amily affair. •
"It certainly ta." Old Man aaya, "and my
fat.her before me. He tauaht me and I
taught my boys alt.houch l didn't prea
them into l'llCl.na· I let them make up their
own minds but like with me, they just
drlft.edjntoit natural like."
Old Man baa no f'fllrell that it 1eem1 he
will have raiad two dden.
~None at all." Old Man~· "I JJUaht not
have felt u good about It 20 years ago but
today lt la an excellmt buline. to be In. It
la clean and the people are hooelt -most
of them, anyway -and a !17. can make a aood Uvtn& for a Jot of ~ '
manager maintains, '!_ill be the
determiiilng factor as to which
team winda up in finrt place cm
SepL 4.
Of oourae, lf the Tigers can get
a few more perfonnanoea like the
one they Sot from Dm Petry '
Tuelday, much of their i.ttJe
will ha~ already been won.
Petry, a hard-throwinc
richt--hander. limited the Angela
to six bita and no runs over the
first ~t innings before tiring tn
the niill:b. -
That'• not to aa! ~ .Anaele
didn't ha~ any chances. 11'ey
did, but the hitters couldn't
produce the key bita when they
needed to, and Kirk Gibson
helped keep matters under
control with aome fine defensi~
work ln center field.
"He must have cut off about
four rune with his fielding
tonlght," marveled Anderaon.
"He'• 80 quick, be can outrun a
lot of balla."
Gtbeon outran a ta.Wna Don
Baylor fly b8ll to rilbt.-amter ..
with two runnen on in the tint
innina denylna the
deaianat:d-hitter extra hues
and the An8eJa a ~of runs. In
the aevenib, he fobbed Rod
(See TIQERS. Pap Dl) Bell waa one of the most
highly .aought prep running
backs in the nation, and h11
lignlng with Kanau WM widely
heralded by the Jayhawka as a
major step in their drive to
rebuild their footbell program.
In 1980, he rushed for 1,114
yafda, a Bia Eta.ht record, and the
mast by any -tint-year oo1lqe
player that Ye1Ar eXt"ept GeclrgSa'a
Haden. hanis 'em ult, heads ·fo~ booth Connor8 onl~
·Yank left
Henchel Walker.
The TI me 1 be I an. an
lnvnti•ation Into the Kan ... , -~Miltl:D a..a~-wn.n-1t ~~
tam year that the NCAA bid'
Dollf:led the Univenley that it had
be1un a p.rellmlnary
ID\ •Clptian into compaatnta of nc:ruJtt.na abueiee. Neither tba.
NCAA nor the untwnlty hlia
NYHled apeclflct abOut th•
OIDIMlnta. ·,ffi '?Im•• ato.ry~aal<t
aoneepondence from cXamaa •e1 '; CDUD •lar llliii .,......
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...... tbat ICiliiill --cil 1Wl'• ~~'!. .... y~~
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Erv Pallca, • former rl1M·' .. handed pitcher for the BroolClyn.
Dodpn and \he BaltimON Ortolel.
died of a heart attack while workina '
11 a ~ Saturday. Ht w• IM. -Mr. Pala broke lnto pro bell in 1946 •an
tnflelder, but played Ju•t two aamea with
Dodaen before aOlnc to m11'01'1, where be .,.,..me
• pl~. He returMd to Brooklyn in late 1947
and pitched throuah 195"7,
· prtmUily 11 • relieYer with
one year out for mllltary
lll'Vice. ' • Pa:llca'• older brother,
Amttroae "Bobo" Pallca,
with the International
Oriolel in 1944, and
E p wa1 purcbaaed by
Baltimore in 19M.
Three day1 before the
PAUCA 1957 ~ he WU releued
by the Orioleli and ended h1s major league career
with a 41-55 record. He~tinued to pltch in the
mlnon through 1963.
A memortal 1erviCe is to be held tonfibt,
with a Roman Catholic funei:al Mass to be
celebrated at 9:30 a.m. Thursday at St. Simon &
Jude Chwth ln Huntington Beach.
Quote of the day
Jolm Matanak. ram~ defensive
lineman for the Oakland Raldera, after
being involved in two recent .,,HJea at
Milwaukee-area bars: "rll atay out of ban
when women oeue to 80 in.''
Murphy's 1.6th homer powers BraY98
A three-nm homer ln the first • inning by Dale MarJ*y, bJa 15th of
the year, led Atlanta to a 7-3 National
~ victory over the New York
· Mets Tue.:lay. Murpt\y took CNer the leedenhip ln the NL with h1s l~th round-tripper and he &
ai.o the leader at drivina ln nma with 42. Rudy
Joae1, 6-4, waa the victim of the Brave•' tour-nm tint Inning ueault, allowing an tour
runs without retlrtn,g a batter a before belna liftecf. It was Jones' aeconcf.attempt to notch
h1s lOOth career victory .. . .
R•ppert Joaea slugged a
three-run homer and
Broderlek Pertiiaa drove in
three run1 t<> _power San
Diego palt the-Cblcago Cuba,
9-1 ... Cincinnati
right-hander Gres Barri• ~ pitched a five-hitter and
1fngled in a run as the Reef• deTea-iecS
Phl18ctelphia. 4-1,
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QUl••••tTY ,... up 11th ...
Ila t\o'.:':S:J:~ "i5 ,.__...,..,nm•
IC-at.Y.1D1W._,__.._, .. u·· ~ ....... ~ ....... ~
liedoft, The 11.nl 110;:= ft! r• •1'7·~-_.. t¥ALtn•ws.JA tlmltlne~ to tM~.~~apNCluetot
CGlta ~ Hilb and OrWll Colllt ColMp, ttleteMd hli
lu.k ot not walkina a batter
to 40 b\nlnll before walJdnl ~~JerrJ ......... wtth one out tn the nintn . . .
......., ... tll drove 1n th•
tylna and ]Md Nnl wttb • bMM-lolicMd l1na1e off New
York :YanlrM reBet tot Kin
Got .... ln the etahth lnn1na
11 Tetento rallltd for a ~-2 ~ •.. Karl hi•• drew a bllee-bded
walk trom Mlnnelota reliever Rom O.vta tn the
bottom of etahth lnn1nc to foft:e in the leed run
and ClevelDd • recorded lta ninth comecudve .
victory, • 8-4 decltkJn .•• Rld•1 a......,
who atole hlf l50th and 61st t-tarUer ln the pme, hit a two-ND ~ 11\ the fifth imUnl to
,live Oek1and a 3-2 victorY over Jbt.cm . • .
Milwaukee'• Pete V.eko~ blanked ~on
two hits for ~ ~ and T .. Stmlnou
homered in a 2-1 decl1ion ... Baltimore
right-hander Steve Stolle, piqued by elbow and
ahOulder tendinltil l1nee wtnnina the American
I.ague Cy Younc Award In 1981>, bu reUttd.
Trlpucka: Blue-collar player
DETROIT -Kelly Tripucka, a ~m ..
former Notre Dame atar who played :
brilliantly In his tint eeuon with the '
Detroit ¥laton1, wa1
called "a blue-collar basketball piayer" by Coach
Scotty Roberuon.
"That name wu a Uttle hard for me to deal
with at first," Tripuclca aald. "It doelD'taound all
.that great. I guem it'• a deec:riptlon of a worker,
someone who goes out and make. h1s money
instead of just taldna tt. ·
Fairbanks takes Job wit~ USFL
a.a Fatrbukl reslaned. um~::t of
Colorado football OOllCh to r..n.hMd of
the New York franchiae in the new United
. Statea Football ~eague ... Gter1e
Ravellng. head ooacb at WMbington State, bu
been named coech of the U.S. men's t.aketball
team that will compete 1n two intemadonal
tournaments in Aaia this PmMner • , • Outfleider
Jay JoUICODe, who WM rel u rd b)' the Dodaea'a
last week, bu been.....-by the~ Olm
. . . The Detroit Liom pve Co.ch M•te aut a
five.year extenDon on bll National Foott>.Jl
Lea,ue oontract . . . Race car driver WUJard
Rote, 41, of Fluahlna. Mich., w. deld on aqtvat
Monday a.ftemoon after hil auto a1ammed into a
retaining wall, apun around into the middle of
the ~ and caught fire 1n Auburn. Mich. The
amldent occurred durlna the Ken Meylan 100
when Role wu trYUui to PM' another driver . . . U.S . Amateur -golf champion. NaU•aatel
Croaby, the 900 of the late Blq·CfMJ, suffered
a flnt-round defHt Tuetday 1n the Brittah
.. Amateur champlorwbips. lmb!« to 16-~
DaYhl GWord of Britain. ~ •
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Alumni game features best of the past Friday night .
It
PREP SPORTS
ROGER CARLSON
"You don't aet a chance Uk' th1a very~"
aaya the aofHpoken BuJdch.
>4 any rate, they're all aolna to be then Jim
Swick. Alvin White, Grant Gelker and otben fol'
Newport, Ferraro, Gu.I.mat, Dave Meador, Jim
North and Jlm Grant (Cla81 of '64), amonc othen
for QtM.
In addition to my touchdown play1, I've S!ffulled incentive material (aecm), ao all of the old n may find it tough to dupllcate all their
previous wins.
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• • 'ftiit NOfU\ ff Wltlnttan 8-:h
tlntOUthab'a., an unilr:.11 dub
aocctr ttam, capped a very
1ucc:111ful Muon Sund~ by
wlnnlnft tht Pacific Coaa' lnt.rna onal tournament In Vanoou~, Brtdlh Columbia.
Tht Untouoha blu 'had
previoual)' won theJr 1euue NP1 '
the Southern Ca11tOm1a ~p ~a
the Slate CUp before c:UJnaxl"I
th• 1ea1on with the vlctory
Sunda)' ln Vancouver:
The Untouehablea, coached by Jlrn Bald, won thelr eemlllnal same Saturday wi\h • 6-1 victory over the Southwest United Lions
ol Wuhington.
Then In the ch•mpton~~
game Sunday they turned
the Weat Van Spurway1 of
Briliah Columbia, 2-1, after trallina by al~ ICOte e&J;ly ln the
prne.
The W~t Van Spurwaya had not been acored upon in the last
nine games.
Members of the team include
Jim Ustick, Jeff Zilko, Geoff
Myers, Marc Rooien, Jeff
Reynolda, Darin Fishman,
Michael Sandel. Mike Lapper,
Lance Barker, Scott Volk, Brian
GiuJjano, Ryan Lee, Scott Holt,
'Rodney Barker and J ohn
Apostle. The manager of the
team is Errol Giuliano.
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Seattle Oelilln<I TeXM
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CaNW With a 1-D'na. ca~ of a
~ bell at the 1tta "' ... center. And ln th• ninth, ht
prod\ad the ttnaJ ou• ot ihe
1ame when ht 1unntd down
pincti-runner Rob WUfon1 at
llOOnd be.-when he tried to i., on CaNw'1 deep fiy to center.
"l haven't biln hJttbll lawly, '°' l thqht I'd better help ln other waya:• ...Sd Glblon with a
anilt. "The tenoee are nJct and
pidded here b:itou're not atraJd to 10 after . In Dtuott, I
probably wouldn't tt.ve cauaht
th.m. U I did I would be in •
boepital."
Ken Fouch (4-6), who
1cattered five hlt1, WH the
hard-luck loaer. The Tlgera
nicked the right-hander for two
nma in the leCOnd 1nnina before
Fonch settled down to retire 20
of the next 23 bat1en he faced.
The Angela countered with
one run in the ninth before
Gibaon .. 1 throw on Wilfong
tettled the outcome.
"You know the Angela are
going to start hitting," aald
Anderaon. "Their lineup la just
too good from top to bottom.
They're going to go on a
three-day binge soon where
everyone is going to start hitting
and they're going to io>re 10 runa
a game. As a manager, you just
hope y(>ur team ia out of town
when that happens.
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thtan. So do tht An1el1, but
netthtt one hill b9en a61e to put
lt tocether )'9t." '
Nor, admill Anderton, bave
the Tlpnt. But then, u far u \ht
Detroit lklpper ii ~ncetnfd. h1I
team'• tarae~t.e i. Aus, 1.
* ANGIL NOTH -lhOtttlot> Tim,_... WhO
wae hit O!\ Ille Ith tll>OW by Detroit rellef
Dl1er. 1"91 .... II tit 14111 Off Ille MV«llh
IMlno Mondey, =uJ'....,, 111e night off bY Manao« Gene alter llOl"9 twtlllno
dewloped around 11\t tll>OW. "n. .. , tome
tenderneM, bUt I'm aoln4 lo bt nM.'' Mid , .. Pflot 10 the g-"lh tart, bul lhere'1
nolhlnt 10 worry at1ou1 " 'tll 11 on •
dtY•llMtay batlt . Tiit TloeB owt81M tied
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hlttltlg .145 (l-tOf· 11) agalntl Detroit, topa on
lht Anoele' tciuad •• lllWI IC...._, wno
replaced Foll In 1M flneu9, wu getting t
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lonlghl." "Th9y do," -ecs ~going
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for e)l.tmple. I• Polleh·Amerlcan Night In
Detroit, whit• Sunday H Ch youngetar In
tltandanee wtll get 1 pllr ol lul>e aox with Ille Tlow embi.m ... Tonlghl'• t1n11e wtn pit Miit WTtooa (4·2) agalntl Oeoft z.ttn (5-2) ..• The
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From Pege 01
CONNORS. • •
Vilaa of Ar1entlna, the No. 3
aeed, defeated Frepchman
YannJck Noah, aeeded el1hth,
7-6, 6·3, 6"4, today to Sain the
eemJfinala.
The 29-year-old Connor'9, who
baa never made the finall of any
French ODen. had WClft five of hil
1lx prevlou1 rnatchet •aatn1t ~eru. the No. 14 lleed who 11
nuiked 17th worldwide.
Wllander:1 victory moved him
a step clo1er to endina hi•
compatriot Bjorn Borg's
d1stinct1on of be1ni the youngest
man to win this event.
Borg, who ii not competing
this yar, won hJa fl.rat of llx
French titlea in 1974 six daya
after hla 18th birthday .
Wllander, wh<JE 1tyle la lb:nl.1ar
to that of Borg, oelebratar hJa
18th birthday Aug. 22.
Wllander earlier upeet No. 2
seed Ivan Lendl of
Czechoslovakia. The teen-•ged
sensation will meet Argentine
Joee-Luia Clerk for the tint time
in hJa prtef career in the men'•
semifinal.a Friday.
Reuss 'pitCJied ·well,
'bui not well enough
all thref Ptrat• run• .,M(hi•
ftve-lnnlna IUnt.
PJTl'SBUROH (AP) -'The
Ptttaburl}l Ptratee, ranked lMt ln
U.. NatfC.ial Leque in pltchf.na.
hav. bMr\ aUowfria an averap of
Matl)' tiw Nnl per pme.
So any ttam that hold•
Plt1sbursh to three Nnl hae a
very p)d chance of wtn.nina.
But John Candelaria, l\od
Scurry and Kent Tekulve pve
the Plratee a welcome chanp of
pliee Tuetday n.laht when they
pitched a oombfued five-hitter
With no walb to lead PlttabUrgh
to a 3-1 victory over the Loi
Anaeles Dodgen.
'11 we pt aome pi~, we
can contend in t.hJa league, uld
Candelaria, who retired the nm
IO battera in a row and tOlled a
three-hitter through 1even
tnninal befott leaving with a
lliahtly ltW elbow an<\ a bliater
on n.t.. left big toe.
The victory. just the fifth in 15
prnea for the Pirates, left them
ln a tie with tbe Chicago Cuba for
1ut place in the NL !'.a.at. Both
tearna are 10 games back,
"Our offeniie ia ao good. If we
get the pitching, we can be a
·good , solid team ," said
Candelaria, 2-3 with the victory.
Meanwhile, Dodger starter
Jerry Reuaa fell to 5-5 with hia
fourth defAt in five declsions.
''I didn't pitch that bad a game,
The other guy just out~itched
me. It's one of thoee things," ~d
Reuaa. who allow~ve hits and
''We dkfn't __.. *'°'Uih rw-.''
echoed Dodl•J Mana,.r Tom
Luorda. ..UauaJ.ly, 11 you only livt up thrM l'UI», you're ~
to wll\. But the h.hl juat wenm t
aiotna ln for u.s," -.After the It.art of the pme WU
~~:' 66 mtnut.m by rain, BU1 k aav• tta. Pt.rates • 2-0
lead in the openin& lnnlna when
be rapped a two-ru.n homes-off
ReUll.
ReUll IW'J"endeNd • lina1e to
Lee Lacy. Then Madlock hit
Re1.111' next ~tch over the left
field wall for hia filth homer.
SoCal selects
baseball coach
Richard Emard baa been
selected the new bueball coach
at Southern California College of
Costa Meu.
Emard, who pla_yed at C-erritoa
College and UC Santa Barbara,
bu coached baaeball at Cerritoa
High the put nine years. Hla
.Cerritos High JV teams compiled
a 51-21 record the put tbree.
seasons.
SoCal waa forced to forfeit all
but two of its wins this past
season because the Vanguard•
used two•lnellgible playen.
Speedsoccer league
begins Saturday
The American Speedsoccer
League has turned professional
thil eeuon with eight cities in
Orange County r eceiving.
franchiaes.
The eight teams, which will
play their games at the Loa
Caballeroe Racquet and Sports
Club in Fountalri Valley from
June to August. are the Costa
Mesa Cowboys,. Fountain Valley
Flamea, Huntin~~~ Beach Dolphins, Irvine Re Newport
Beach Breakers, Mission Viejo
Vikinp, Orange Gunners and
Santa Ana Winda.
In its previous two aeaaons. the
ASL waa semi-profemional with
about a third of the 1eque made
' up of ~ players. Many of
the coUeae players Will be bt
thia aeaaon due to a 1ummer
Industrial League. In their place,
the ASL has drafted 20 former
North Ainerican Soooer League
(NASL) players, including Andy
McBride, Mike Mahoney and
Steve Hemlich of the Slut.
Orange Countj's t!lght t.eama
will compete for more than
$25,000 in priz:e money.
McBride, incidentally, will
play for the Irvine Rebels, while
Hemlich1 •• an Edison High
product, ww play for the Miasion
\riep Vikings. The other players
are equally diaperaed among the
remaining teams.
The ASL will open its aeuon
with a double-header Saturday
at 7 p.m.. Games will be played
From Page 01
every Thursday, Friday and
Saturday nights.
For tic k e t s or further
infonnation, phone 557-9272.
• AIL echedule Saturday -0r.noe vt. Santa Ana. eo.ta
Meea w. INtnt; ~. June 10 -Co91a Meea YI. Huntington 8-:h: Frtday, June 11
-Orange ft, Ml8llon Vlljo; kturday, Juna
12 -Newport e-:tl va. !Mna. Foun"*1
Vel#ly YI.. 8Mta Ana; T'hundlly, ·June 17 -
Orlll(lt va. Fountain Vlley. Ftldey, June 11 -Hunllng1on Bead! va. lrvlne; Saturday, June
19 -Mllalon Vlefo YL Santa Ana, Co9la
..... ¥9. N9wpcwt 8-:h; Ttlut9day, Juna 24
-Miiiion Vlefo YI, Coats Me.; Fl'ldlf1, Juna
25 -Senta Ana va, Newport Stach:
Saturdav. Juna 28 -lrWie ve. FOUl'ltM\
Valley, Huntington 8-::t'I w. Qnnot.
Thur9dly, My • -8an1a Ana -lrWle; Friday, July t -Fountain Valley v1.
Huntington 8-:h; S..iwday, .M, 10 -Coata
..... -Ortnot. ~ Vlefo YI. N9wpcwt a.en; Tllunday, .Mt t6 -founl9n v..,
ft, Mltllon vi.to: Fttdey, JN//!y ,. '"'; Newport
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17 -All•11er 9.1m• (Beech Otvtalon n .
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"""' 31 -Santa Ana -HYnlnOtOn ~ ""'° YI.. IMna. ~. Auo. 5 -OrWIQa" SarM Ana; Frtday, Auo, I -Costa M.. yt. lrWle;
Salurday. Aug.' 7. -Fountain Valt.y vt.
Miiiion V\etO. Hunangton 8-:f'I yt. ....,_.
Beec:ft; ~. Aug. 12 -Newport a.di
YI. 1Mr-. Frldmy, ~ 1S -Fountain v.., w.. Senta Ana; a.turder. Auel.. f4 -eo.111 ,. ... v•. Hunllngton Beech, Orange YI.
Mllelofl Viejo; Tllunday, Aug, 19 -Newport
8aect'I ""· Coeta Meaa: Ft1d8)', Auo, 20 -MIMlon Vlefo ¥9. 8enl1 Ana; Saturday, Auo,
21 -HIWlllng!Oft Baectl YI. ltYfne. Orengie vs.
Fountain VlifltV.
Mondi)', Aug. 23 -PllyOff game at 7:30
p.m.; Wedneeday, Aug. 25 -~ OM19 et
7:30 p.m.: Friday, Aug. 27 -Sernlftnale
dou~ It 7:30 p .. m,; Sunday, Aug. 29
-Charnplontttlp game at 4 p.m.
LAKERS RAMBLE . • •
solid work. finishing the night
wl th four rebounds and four
points.
''Theft are no limitations on
the number of players we're
going to u.e in this aeries," noted
Riley after the game. With the
victon locked up, the Laker
coach eventually cleared hi•
bench during the final two
minute.I.
"I never fee'J comfort.able with·
any kind of lead,'' Riley
continued. •'l"bey (Philadelphia)
can come back on you."
Meanwhile, 76en ea.ch BW.y
Q&nningham IDlisted it would be
a different Pbiladelphia tam on
the court when the aerie•
rwm>M Tbunday nlaht (8) at
the Forum.
''I ).Ill tbd.aeht they wen cme :r~.gi_~~
bill ~ rllhl people. i: JUlt
didn't ~y well and they did. ..
~ llk1. t mow that'•
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ll .... OllM loft. 1.MJ°Op"'to;'~ f« 1; V!MAIU.E8l1~ ON 1partmant llouH with •••••••••••••••••••••• 2 ~. 1i.. ea. pvt patio, ~':eoo"1'n! ~ ~ ~ '400 ... r• unlta. 813-8585. 2 BA lb• comer unit, :"C:: t& golf~oouree QUALITY 3 BDRM, den, 1lmo1t new. HOOfmo. ea. walk to beecf1. Avtll. Br ... 5044e0 Sin&le story end unit, expanded 3 br, 3 ba r-::--~~---,,.,,......, frplc, ocean & llerbor • 0 • gardlner. IN Terr.,. tor LI n d a 7 e o -t 3 3 3 , from .kine 20. J er: w. Ba. *520 on i--est 1reenbell, $260,000. C..I•,,.,. I Yltwl. o.c. l.Mve exi. only thr•• YHra ol • re., fn.3100 "4()-8828 •.a. ...,.. .... _, .. A,. v d540-M2t .... •••••••••••••••••••••• 1t10W1 like NEWI 8elel' . ----·-----• 2250 7'i • llWllD ting tenent In at w11 help t1nenoe a MYe ·~ IMd "' s BR 2 Ba, trplc, ctOMd uum , Piii ... Hou•.,_,. t unit.. Pm. 1750/Wno • lnv.tment buyer tllou1and1 of •• -.•r.e••••••••••••••• back yard, 2 car/I"·· llM1ll iif&n m
........ ~ 2\-t tMllha a>ndo nev pool. •14~.000. Eutllde 20K below ...... property or move In dollar9111 Wing prtoe of Lrg 4 Bdrm. family rm 1750/mo. 548-819 1tt IStS/mo. 2 Bt. 1._. Ba. ., """.,.., y I I I I ....-yourMlf In 30 dlly9. 81111> '325,000 le ww, be6ow custom pool home In a 8:30 OC-RENT ALS pre aa • • nt nveatm.nt rlflc• 1189,500. Prlncl-current replacement o o u n try • • t 11 n g . 1-5br'• '200-$2000 TownhouM. 111 bullt.ftt. =r:~ ::'no":i s>.i. ontt. 21S1s14-6122 ~~t~, ~~/r;~~.~L.~ =o:w::..•;:~na E~~:.~~t'.:~~1:w.B:1; 150-3314 0pen 1-d•Y1 ~·P·~~g~Ni~
or brHk even wt20% .... TU• 1714) 142--01sa. pool Hrvloe. lkr. amenlt~ t0mo. E AttracUve 4 bdrm, 3 be. 2 toc:aTSLt~-t BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
l.t 1.i.i1 , •• 11• \_;1 • •. ~ t_,, .. ~ b 10 I 142-1803 down 1135,QOO. Owner/ H••u •WI" --------i es1•7370 PnvrERTY H US 11ory. cuetom Newport """"' Agent 548-4380 day•, H UfU YILLIY 842-3460 1142-1010 He!Ollt•, lcMat for lhatlng --------
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windows. Ilg backyard
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548-231S
494--0315 9\'91, 831-5'78 Pnoed under the ITllR... la......, ...... II~ 1lnglu, 11500 mo. ftleld
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UnbelleVable term• tor Ull 1 8 % • Down p )'mt. flrec>l809, 9l'ldoled patio, ••••••-•••••••••••••• p 001, 1'p a. p 1 t1 0 . lhopl, ldM>ole. 4 bdrm. Be1utlful garden apt1.
thl• deluu 2 bdrm 2 Br. 1Ba.+1 Br. 1 a.. Plf'e(lcatlceith or prop garage, ""-11t. Poa. llf llm/.... llU/mo. 4117-8455 2 ba, fenced yd. CNldren Patlolldeckl. Heat paid.
townhome. Urgraded ti .. 72x105• R2 lot. Do not In N.B. Ron Sey, Agent. c11h flow. Now 11511, · OK. No peta. 1 YeM ._. No pet•. 2 c:hlldfen .-.
count..-1, wood floora. dlaturb llnanll. 1528 171-5 3 7 o or •.,. • 500. Biii Grundy, "llr, a.utlful a toe 28r • \1119 ,_,,,.., V.U!f 3U4 ... ans. ~50811 come. •
mfn'Ored Wiii!. Cozy nr .. Orange. 11211,000. 546-1801 875-41111. Balboa, 2 patio•.•••••••••••••• •••••• 3 Br 2 ... .....,,. .__, NB 2 er. 2 ea. sseo
pl9Ca. 2 _...... .... _club--·--niiiUiiiill 11200/mo. HOM& FOR ReNT . .... _... ~. ---w--1-5513 ~ ao;;;;J;;°' room. IMM041 w. & wkncn, .....,. IUll 1111111111. a ldrm. 1760. Fenced Condo, 2 gerageatpoot-. ~~-• -· .... '
onl)'S7t.500.Calltodayt1-83_1_-3_520_wk_d)'L ____ Fentutlc 3 Br., 1lngle ll 1'11 IUll PMOternioocelflend!Mr )'8td & Q11"'9· Kida & CloH to Hoag Ho1p. -. ... ...,,
87M560 Br. 1 Ba. houM on i...ge tamlly detacMd home In Small home on commer-~lewa. L°' Sir & tam. .,.._ weloome. 545-2000. 1785/mo. 8'1r 846-7332. '475/mo. 2 Br. t 81.
THE REAL
ESTATERS
60x175' 3 unit lot. 4!e The Helght1. You own dlll lot on the Penln. 1 lot Drl'l9 bY 23a1 Clff. Celt Agent. no.... BLUFFS 3 br, 2'.t ba. 2 apta. NW carpet, patJoe,
HamNton, Do not dtltUrb th• land for9¥er. t1H, from beech. Owner wilt tor deealla. 11400/mo aty. BMuttfuly remdld., CllrPOfll. Cat OK.
tenant•. 11211 .000. 000. A1k lor Vic flnanoe.1395,000. RM-·---•ullllf,,. lllextrM.Nopet1.Ref'1 TSLMgmt 142-1803
548-50419Yel&wkndl, JUhlnakl Realtor, New-tonomlc:a.17M700 N.B.untumonClubllou•. fMd 3141 wlllbechec*ed.Avl.7/1. SC Pb:. S.A.
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THE REAL ESTATEM.
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THE REAL
ESTATERS &31-3520wkdya. portlnveatrnentCow\19-2Br·l1000. •••••••••••••••••••••• 11.200 mo. on I••·*,!.,:' IV s5s0 ~
nft ....... ~~2~~2 ·5111 or ~.rt!r.!!r./!!f ~~~Park Dr, 2Br vu"'::. ::Crtu!. 9:i.,~~ 64CM050 752.S::-or &11-1..eo. ·
Extenatwe .-. trWnlnG. ".:c--.... --ca-. 11-,-,...,--.,, ~ 1n the rtQflt dlNGtloft For lnformetlon. call tM d ... ltled Id. to find the home you
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room. Master suite. Gated
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tennJa fAidlities.
IN NEWPORT CENTER
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home. s.i1..-wttt carry lllEIT •LUlll Laguna Beech/Furn: Pan-647-3451. •••H'o;;e·;c)R"Rf:NT""• 1 story, 1hag, drapes,
I t00,000 at 12% or =~anc"'::i. =: 831-12M oramlc ~1 apa, tam OC-AEHTALS 2 Bdrm . .,.75. n~ 1 ~ trplc~, tie.ned A.l.T.D. at 12%. Don't 000 7._1114 rt rm. 38r . .-.-mo. 1-6br' S20042000 ---_._, -....-rnlll thll one! St45,000. • .. M· w. a ....... We1erfront Homea, Inc. 7.,. ... 1! ,..___ 7_,._ chlld OK, no pet1. TSL Mgmt 142•1803 Call 97$-6370 ...-. No CMtt Downl a -.. -. 111_ 1_ ,,,,.,.__ .. ...._. ~T· 645-2000. Agent, no tee.1 __________ _
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recleoor1ted, al9o lnctd, 1 1 C.... '",,., J F need d Gar e l/alanlM-' UZI pool, laundry rm, ,,.. wooden patio w/amall mJI WllTll •••••••••••••••••••••• Meo 3!:914 111 ~ 3 •••••••••••••••••••••• cerpet, upp« unit. 1ltla
boat dock, 2 Clll' gerage, Trada tor N.B. 'ocean· t:"S~~~ PM . 21 1 Reeortsc Plllk• ~I t~ IV one wont lutl
4 bHt1 to oc.an, 1289, front home. Owner. 3b1 ·-·T . . za. oo' gr nr. TSL Mgmt 842-1803 000. 714-838-8542 or 1100,000. 371 t 8ea-3 I , tam rm In lrvlne 3 Br. 2~ Ba. Lovely home Dlwt.1Bt. No 1*9 .... 75 .
731•2811 ..... ~ _ •• 71 T • r r . I 1 5 0 0 I mo . a neighborhood Quiet I 145 utll. 17'·25ff, Fl~. pool, pyt patio ......... v,_ 831-7118, IM&-0445 cut-~ac, large pen-566-1828 & dlftWlher. X IQ 1&2 Br.
Wlf'lll1illf Turtlelodt Tax Hawn t.11 ... 1114 eled fWnll)' rm. '975/mo. WALK TO SC PLAZA iar"-s...1':5:'i~llde
L.uxwloul 3 BR fem. rm. •••••••••••••••••••••• Include• gardener. 3 ~ 1'4 ea. lklllt....,,., om · • · 8oet dodc on the ,.,.., office, deck, trl-l•v•I. OC-REHTALS 175-47• or 83$-3134. --upper., Water a M25. 38r 2be. dtlldren
peekedroaftopOY#latge corporate rental, 111, 1-6bt'a'200tot2000 1 ......... gm .,ci. MOO/mo. J>M ok, no pell. 11MI "C" E.
bdrm wtth ftrllPl809. 000 Income per yHr 750-3314 Open 7~ 4 bd 2 b 11 .. 0 . dep. PACE R.e. 211t St. Now avafl. :::' = ~:,. ~ w/S15,3S3 in.... wn. rm1, • ome. &94.()882 846-11598 or 549 etl5
000.... Prln. '218,000 aHUft\ ~.!!!.•,.. =~·~· . Xlnt IOC.•Wllc to 8. C .
loen. P.P. Cal tor lhc>o-•--• ' h..,__fr hmhW Pta.a. NEW 2 Br-2. a.., 1 141·1111 w1no on~all owner "9nt In Coate M"• • BRANO ,.. s br lot die-';'T.';".-::::'••••••••••••• er a 1 ea. or Studio Br.1~ Ba. htory, pool, agt. 851 Ext. M NEWEST gated 20 c::rtmlnsUnQ fwnl)'. T~ a.11.a.a ,,,_ It• lnclud .. trplc, elegant
uc>Qredel. 1084 Concotd Walrill Townllome VILLAGE ly ~· 21Ai bike lo ~••••••••••••••• French wlndowa poof j PETE
St. t155,000. Term1. ._ nt II# COMMUNfTY. 2 I $ Br. bdl. peta. 11.200 mo. WINTER RENTALS tennl1 wtilrlpo~I 1pa 545-3147 , n•~ ~Ba. 1800-1800 IQ. ft. AMIPM, 83S-014& AeGIR PROPERTIES uuna.' complete exer: .. ... ~.L ........... of pure IUJa.wy. GarlQM. &..-6.--...... Balboa lllend clM "" tn home !aa'ldrJ ' BARRETr REALTY 9~ VA loan, S hydro-tube In m11ter -. .,_.. 876-4000 f9c a '™"" ITIOl'9 bdrm home, large lot. ";ii;ii;ii;ii;ii:i:iiil 1~ Ll&m iult• dining room• •••••••••••••••••••••• · · LGS Conlt. Co. 191,000. i Prime corner 1ocetton In wood 't>um1ng lit.,.._: UNIV PK, llP9C 38r, 28a C.... Ill .., J1. Why rent 1'111Mn ,...,l"4'11= 833-1~. -•u -South Santa Ana. Nkllt)' mlcto-wa.,. ovena prl-twnhle. Qllf, AC. trplc, no •••••••••••••••••••••• now own or -·1 •-•' ,_....__._.. 4 ..,.. tllt up • peta. .... 52l-0364 2 Br 1~ be iwm. -down & low monthly
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Mela 'Verde 4 bf.= 2 8drJTI I den home on fl wtth 5 tMenU. •1•040• ded.15 ....... ~.._Mno,~ Turtlerock condo w/3 .,.,.... 5-12.. Beer Sl C.M . ....., l1Q,OOO dwn. 417-Udo .... w1tt1 p6er Ind llp ~owner,_.. IMllp flnM-., • ..,_ """" --· deck vu of dty llgh1a a e.,,, .... ttlf MacA1tttur a~
Agt. . tor lot .... onty. ESTATE ce. lllend, 7 mlnuWe to 8.C. rnountalnl 2400' IMno •••••••••••••••••••••• --------,.,. MUS T'S Ell. Ca II 17141 '7M400 Plaza or O.C.Alrport. apace 2 ·car gar w/ GARDEN Apta. Adub. No Urge 3 Br. 2 a.. T~ •••• !•••••••••••••••• 540-1151 tor more Into IJIU ua.nn Juat •••t of Newport open era bonu• rm. e>e'•· Str9am a wstert .. , houea In qultll cornp6ex.
0 ,....,. ~GUNA CHARM Blvd. & IO. of San Diego c ' II t I 45' .....,,,, rec rm, IMIM-2 large pool, garden Ml-u'-,;lque 2 bdrm floor HARBOR Ffwy, S~stOO a omm. poo •nn •· br. MM. 842-8870 ting. HOO. 845·SH1.
mon..... ••1-, 2•73 !.l 2.,~.~ I m o . p 1 u I 876-5949 pt1n, 1 bath., llv rm w/ "' .,.. .. __ --------beamed ~11ng1, llatd-Orana.• Ave .. Co1ta •ulbtftM 2 Br 1,M>a. frl* dlw P"'
wood lloor'I & cozy tog Mela. TurttarOCk 4 8t. 2 8a.1am ...,, 1141 pailo. gu, no :eta .
burning frJ>IC. $187,500 SAVE tt budgie minded rm, din rm, vu of U.C.I. •••••••••••••••••••••• '525/mo. 643-547 FuH Price. 1br _..........,. 1275 Gardener, wtr & 111n
MISSION REALTY OC-RENTM.87150..ss14 du•• tncl d . LHH I I 'I FllEST Sp.cloul 2 Bf. 1 Ba. ... 25 . 494-()731 11200/mo . Agt. • • 3 Br. 1'A Ba. $475 .
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m& -541-6032. SJ*ll8h e.tete LMngt Laundry tee .. pool. B..utlful park-like aur-541-9559 4 Bdrm 2 la famtty WOODBfUOGe CONDO: roundlnga. Terraced1--------
tiome. Oulllt--. A'lllll. 2Br, fncd yrd, laund rm. pool. Suntcen gm bbq, 1325 mo. 2t' 18r tr1r In
lmmadlattfy. Many ame-HOO/mo, av all 8/ 1, aperkllng fountain•. dean quiet adft S*1t, 140 nit.-. 87M812 IKR 551-2864 Spec1ou9 r00tna. Sepe-Cabrllo 12. 113--1781
EXEC 3br, Prlv. 1tudy, 1 Br. ale, trplc, walk In ~~ w::: MESA VEROI! 2 br, 1 tM1.
Queent kltctl. DNL Y cloeet, dllmnlher. AK. & ~ : ... to gar. Included. Wkdy1. •
MOO f9C. l56t-5050 ~ tlnQt ~' pta. c.it: 76M229
OC-ReNTALS 'T&o-33i4 8pap upgraded 3Br 2'M5a un1 ea::..tum, ~ 1"2 Br. 1 Ba. Newly r.M-
3 Br. 1 a. . ..,.. )'8td, twnhM. llm nn. AC, 2 2 Bdfrii.turn trom l805 bl1lled. 1495/mo. No
redeo. 1913 Contlnentet oar ger, pool etc. ldlel 2 Bdrm TownllOUM turn. pete. 833-lt74.
1750/mo. 55t-6001. toe .. end unit. 1195 mo. from S875 S400-l495/mo. 1 Br. 1 a..
Eutt6de 2br Troploal pa-752-5711 2 Br. 2 Ba.~ lleamed
tJo, Kida. TOOAY '430. IRJIU utlllt~~ celllng, trptc, garage,
OC-REHTALS 7~14 2bf, 2be MOO lllundry rm. Aval. June.
2br, 2~ t795-llOO ~QUINTA HERMOSA TSL Mgmt 142-1toa =· = S 1400 1!:_ 18211 P8'ttltde ln. 1 b11 MESA VERDE·28r, 1 Ba, 3tw: 2be t725 LAG. Hiiie :'~~· 3 bibs. of = =--,:,.~.: Ml-Mt1 _e_7MS83 _____ _
Quiet Junior & 1 Bra. 11111 M11f11e Ave. No .-a. From l375. Pool, rec. 2 Br. ~ §1, dMWa "40 • rm., eauna, enctad ga-2 Br. 1 8i. upMr9 842'
rage. 17301 Keelaon Off 1 Br. UJ*rt '360
Slater. 142-7148. Sterr• Momt. co • i.--..... ''•1·-"'-1_-13_i_4 ___ _ ;-:p. ";;';"...... •• • •• • • • • LID E/llde 2 Br. I ...
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Sell your no-longer-needed ltema for cash.
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The '1unUNrtcn Buch Union
8l1h School Dlatrlct bae a~ a procram deQned. to
qilalily lta briahtest )UWi hardest ~ studinta f«lttae most
demandln1 colle1ea and
unlwnitiea.
It la called the Diatlnauished1
Scholara Pro1ram and is
1Cheduled to 1tart with ninth 8f.cle ltUdena next September.
It la viewed u eo demanding
lhl l·Nl 'dll\\ JltNI '•011
that the diatrid planl to offer
lnducementa to ltudenta to meet
thechall~.
One of ~ beneflta ta that
1tudenta compleUna the~ will be placed auloma at
"the hewi of the arectuattna . An educaw aaya he beUevea
that the new proaram will
eliminate a tendency of the
brilhtat atudenta to take eofter
clane1 to protect their srade
point averacea and chancel for oollele 9Cholarahips.
''What· we wW be doln8 ta
encou.raclnl tbe atuden\ to JO for 1-rnina lnlteed of the l'ade· We want to take all the ra.dblocb
out of the way," uld Larry
Lucu, the ~l1trict'1 aulatant
aulllllrin~t for lnltrucUon.. r.w;-are te1lin8 the ltUdentll
not to opt for the Miler c).,..
out of worry that a non.iacademlc
student wW bump them from
acholuUc atandino." Lucu Mid. The curriculum for the
Dlat1ngulahed Scholars Propwn
British artillery ln .ran6e
llllllllll IUCl t f-lll llllD
OHANC.t COUNIV C AI IJOHNIA :is C ENfS
lncludea four yeatt of honore
En1U1h (moat rlaoroui); four
~=-of math; tliree year1 of tory ldence; thne yean al
the Mme foreiln ~ and
four yean of IOda1 adenc9.
Students cu't pt any ~ 'lell than a c . They alto QIJl t 19t
more than 4 Ca durin1 the
four-year COW"M of study.
In addlUon. a eeperate pro&r'am
called Graduatea With Honors
a1ao la scheduled to start next
~
It ii 1-def!Wldlna than the
DlatiJ\IUllhed Scholart Prqiram
but exceed1 University of
California entrance
requlrementa, aooord1ng '°"UCM.
Luca1 1ald ther~ are
ind ucemen ti other than
guaranteed top cl.us rankinp to
1tudenta in the Dlatln1ul1hed
Schoara Program.
Valedictorian• and
aalutatoriana will be choeen from
the IJ'O'lP u will p-aduates with
•
the hilhell honon.
Lucu aaid IChool offida1I alto
will offer additional help in = c:ollep admilllon arid in pan..u.r;oe employment tn
the cotnmun.lty. .
The dl1trict haa scheduled
meetln&I June 8, 9 and 14 with
·parenta of incoming ninth lfede
studenta tD explain the prosram.
The lelliona wW be held at 7
p.m. at Huntington Beach m,h
School.
Guns pounding. Port Stanie·y
FV -law
on· drug
' . gear set
By PHU. SNEIDERMAN or .. o.1r Not ,..,.
A new law prohibiting the
display or sale of drug
parapherrialia tD rnlnora has been approved unanimously by the
Fountain Valley Qty Council.
The law also requires that local
businesaes record the name, age
and address ol any adult who
'\l)Ur<:haaes drug paraphernalia,
with 1uch infonnation open tD
polloe inspection.
Qty Attorney Alan Burns said
the Fountain Valley ordinance
WU prepared in resporwe tD a
recent decision by the U.S .
Supreme Court, which upheld a
city's right to preYent the tale or
display of drug devices to thoee wwler 18. .
Fountain Valley officiala said
they have received no local
complai~ts about drug
paraphemalla sales. and the city
attorney aaid he was not
peraonally aware of any
Fountain Valley businesses
carrying such items. BUt Councilman Ben Nielaen
said he requested the law as a
preventive meuure. He aaid
neighboring cities have adopted
sCmllar laws and said he feared
dru1 paraphemalla businesses
would decide to move to
Fountain Valley if the city
appeared tD be less restrictive. Councilman Fred V om aaid he waa uncomfortable with the
reoord-keeplng provision, saying
it. bordered on being an invasion
of privacy. But he voted in favor
of the law after his motion Co
del~ the record-keeping aection
tailed to win a aecond.
The new law also requires that,
;h o 1 e w h o a e 1 l d r u g
~raphemalia to adults must Pbtain a city 1ioeme and will be
~ject to background checlc:I.
·. 'l'be ordinance faces a second
rMding at the council's June 29
meeting. U approved, lt will take
~Uect 30 days later.
Tax bikes eyed
: -SACRAMENTO (AP) -The
~bly'1 chief budget writ.en
JUlvelled a new $2.8 blllion
~ of apendtna cutl and
~enue hikes 'l\M!lday involving on, liquor •nd diarettff, and
.$800 m1Won more tax on lncomea
aver $30,000.
NATION
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LAW OF THE GUN -:-Pawnshop operator Tony Green looks
over display of pistols in ~ window at Kennesaw, Ga., where
on Tuesday, gun ownership became the law in the Atlanta
suburb. Heads of households mu.st now own and maintain a
gun and ammunition. (Story Page All)
Beat tile band
No-show decides issue
The band directon of Fountain
Valley's jwo high 8Choola were
ltheduled to 8quate off 'l'umday
night before the City Council.
The to. of a coin wu to decide
whkh band would lead the dty'a
25th Birthday Parade June 12.
Mayor Marvin Adler waa
ready. The coin waa ready.
Robert Wu.on, band dinctor
from Loa Am1gos High School.
WU ready.
"la the gentleman from
Fountain Valley High berer' the
mayar Mked. He waa peet.ed
with lilence.
"Weil," aald Councilwoman
BarJ;>ara Brown, "I think we
ahould •ive it to them (Loa
Ami ).'"
.. f:t•a wait another 10
minutea," the mayor auaaested>
''M kid goee to Fountain -Valley ..
be 1cbqol remained
unrepl'W'Ilted. however' and Loa
Amlp ... awarded the boner
of lwllna the upcxmhrc parade.
. Reached at theountain
Valley HJih music office early
today, band 1iirector Mike
Stopher explained hia at.nee:
"It WU an overai&bt."
Stopher aald be bad other
commitments Tueldlly nlabl and
Nd planned to aencl a booster
club member or other band
repreeentaUve to Qty Hall in hit
plaoe. But a hectic achedule of
band concerti, an award1
banquet arid graduation
preparations caused him to
f~helUd. .
But Stopher vowed tmt the
Fountain Valley Ht1b band
would atill take part in the dty'a
parade.
"I Nd hoped we'd have the
openlna apot," he IUd.
COUNTY
.
Maj Or
battle
looms
By The A11oclated Presa
British artillery hammered
Argentine positions in the
Falkland Islands capital of
Stanley today and Prime
Minister Margaret Thatcher
said there was nothing more
she could do to avert a major
battle.
"I don't think there is
anything more I can do," Mrs.
Thatcher said in an interview
with Britain's Independent
Televtslon News.
In a separate BBC
interview, she aaid the
decisive battle for Stanley
could not be avoided unless
Argentina. undertook "to
withdraw within the next 10
to 14 days. then there would
be no need for a battle."
But she added: .. I could
never 1ee that he (Argentine
President Gen. Leopoldo
Galti~rj) would withdraw.
That view turneq out to be
right. I am not very optlmist.ic
now but one never loses
hope."
At the United Nations,"
where an Argentine military
delegation was dispatched in
an l.Jth-hour bid to find a
peaceful solution, Ambassador
Noel Dorr of Ireland said
Secretary-General Javier
Perez de Cuellar told the
Security Council he had failed
to make progress toward a
~fire. (sft FALKLAND, Paae Al)
Beach corridor
meeting tonight
A public forum on the Beach
Boulevard traffic corridor it
scheduled tonight from 7:30 tD
9 :30 at the Garden Grove
Community Meeting Center,
11300 Stanford Ave., Garden
Grove.
A panel of Jocal offJda1a will
apeak on tranaportaUon iuuea
concerning the corridor bounded
by the Orange County line to the
north and weat, Paclllc Coast'
Highway to the south and
. Harbor Boulevard to the eut and
centers on Beach Boulevard.
. '
Mt
Lonq Don
Two~
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~AULT ON STANLEY -Latest reports indicate British
artillery today is pounding Argentine positions at the capital
of ·Stanley (twin arrows). BritiSh have already captured
Mount Kent ·(circle) and are assaulting Two Sisters Ridge
~small am>~).
Has·Argentine arniy
stockpiled napalm?
LONDON (AP) -With
outraged beadJ!nes, acme Britiah
new1paper1 bannered claims
today that Argentina ltockptled
napalm -an incee chemlca1 whkh bums
f1eah -on the Falkland . Ar1entina called the claims
"totally fal8e ...
Other Bridah papen laid that
Bridah troops have allo ..-ct a
COlltrovenlal weapOn -delayed
reaction cluster bomb• -in
attacks against Ar1enUne
poaitiona.
eamn1 for another Geneva contereoc.-. to outlaw "harrific''
weapons, London'• Standard
newspaper declared:
"The Americana dropped ~of tom of napalm over
Vietnam. Brltilb troop in the
Falklands are usin& cluster
bombs and white phosphorus
bombe.
"Not unleet the entire world
agl'eet to outlaw and dmtroy all
auch horrific weapons will there
be any hope of e1tabllabln1
ground rulea."
A eenlol' government IOW'a!
aald that the reported dl8covery
by Britiah troops of 9,000 pDona
of n-.~lm at the recaptured
G008e Green aettlement wu
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likely to harden British publlc
opinion.
Defenae Ministry spokesman
Ian McDonald said "a
considerable amount" of napalm
waa found at Gooee Green. He
could not con.firm reports that
Argentine warplanes drop~
two napalm bomb1, whacb
missed, on advancin1
paratroopert who recaptured the
settlement Friday.
''We have no reporta of it being
used ... Current evidence
suggeata the tanks and bombs
may have been designed for uae
wftli napalm, but it's a l~ way
from indications to proof.' aaid
McDonald.
British correspondents on the
Falklands reported Tuesday
night seeing the napalm atored in
89 tanks, fulled and ready for U1e
by Ar1entine Pucara
ground-attack aircraft. complete
with inatruction manuafa in
Spuliah.
Michael Nicholton,
correapondent for Bdtaln'a
Independent Televialon News,
quoting unidentified Brltlab
commanders, u1d two napalm
bomba were dropped OJl advandnC peratroopen.
•
Dorr 1ald th•
Hpetary-1en1ral told a
cloHd·door mHUn1 of the
l&-natlon body that deeplt4t
>-the gap ln po1ltlona 1eparatlng
Araentlna and Britain, he
remained available to
., continue hil peace effortil.
1 Britain'• land commander in L the South Atlantic tiln1tory, M.j.
Gen. Jeremy Moore, ai4 ~tlah IJ'OUnd troope hid beCun ahellina
ArpnUne pa.ltJon1 around the
, heavily defended capital.
; "We have aot very Cldle in and
we are be1tnntti1 to apply
pressure to the maln enemr,
., positions throughout Stanley, '
Moore aaid In an interview
carried by the Brltlah
Broadcasting Corp.
"Clearly I'm going to build up
that pressure," he aaded.
The British troops who ~ captured the high ground
overlooklna Stanley on Tueaclay
were expected to launch a final
). assault unless the Ar1entinea
surrender. -
Bridlh WU' coeftl~tll, in
ceNOC'9d dJepe~ ~ IOnV ftoy.,a Marine COl'DIDlftdol and
paratroopen ..... within ltWl'l
mll• of the defenalve pertm.ter
establlahed by an 11t.lmated e,ooo
Ar1entlne troops around the
capital.
The BrltUh DefeNe M~ had no comment, but Uid two
ltarri4t1'1eta. hit dwin.l att.c:ka on Afaentlne military Lnatallationa
in the Falklanda, have been loat
"over the lut few daya.11
The rnin1atry uJd the pilota of
both ditched Harriers ejected and
were rescued by the Britiah. The
m1niatry alao said an undilcloeed
number o1 Harriers had flown to
.lhe war mne to relnfon:e the 30
to 40 British jet fighters there.
Sources in London said earUer'
the British troops outaide Stanley'
might delay their advance fot1
two or three days, unW troops•
moving up from the west andi•
eouthwest bring.the a.ault force-
to 10me 4,000 men.
~.!1'.._f>.f."e ICBODIBBL
l'cM-the llCOftd time ln two
yeau, Oran1• County
eupervilors are con1tderl111 an
•UC'tkln u a meuw of cUstribUUna
the •t jet de~permlt..a dally frOrn Jo Wayne Airport.
Supervim posllbM
auction.Ina at.ra ..... in a ca.ct
..... ~ -a day that
also brou1tit a whirlwind of
a4'DOrt actfvity on another frant.
Late ln the day, Oranae
County Superior Court Judie
Bruce Sumner l11ued his
lon,-await.ed final ~t in
Newport Beach's 11.oce.fW leol
challenge to the county'• plan loc-
$ 100 million in airpo~t
improvements.
In a two pace rullni. Sumner
ordered the 41-fllJzht per day cap
to remain in effecf and laid down
standards the county must follow
before embarking on new airport
projects.
~President Reagan
Supel'VWn were scheduled to
meet in closed ae11lon agaln
today for further talu with
airport offidals and attorneys on
the auction proposal, and, poeaibly, Sumner's'ruling.
Auctionlug of flightll to permit
new entrantll accem to the airport
WU dilculsed b)' county officials
in 1980 after the Federal
Aviation Admlniatratlon ruled
that the county had
discriminated a1ainst some
aurlers wanting to begin eervioe
at ..John Wayne.·
..
departs for Europe
WASHINGTON (AP) -
~t Reagan •t off today
on I'Us tint F.u.ropean tri~ = office, ~ If
to repraent the United
tates and promising to try to
bolster the unity of the major
ind\.Wtrial democndeL
Embark:iq on a lo.day tour,
Reaon macM • farewell ..,eech
to 200 top-.leY.el gove~men~
:·Coastline
I
: chief eyed
Coast Community Colleae
. District trustees are expected to
select an interim president for
Coastline Collep today du.dna a
special meeting 1eheduled for
7 :30 p.m . in the dlatrlct
headqu&rtera, 1370 Adams Ave.,
Costa Mesa.
: The top post at Coastline will be
, vacated July 1 by Bernard J.
Luskin, who ls taking the same
•• job at sia1er campus Ofan8e Colllt
• C.ollege Jn Costa M-.
. At Orange Coast, Luskin will
• succeed Dr. Robert Moore, who ta
•· retiring.
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offidala, incJudlnl 'membera of
the Cabinet, the Joint Chiefs of
Staff and memben of CooBe8I
who gathered ln the White
Houae East Room.
"I can only tell you. that I ahall
be more proud than rve ever
been of anythiq to be there ~Una-the "lJntt.ed Sates,
th an opportunity once ap.ln
to expreea to all of the world
what it 11 "!e think we repraent,
what it la we want for all the
people of the world." be told hla
cheering audience.
Rea ga Q t be n f.lew by
helicopter to Andrews Air FCJl'Cle
Base, Md., and departed at
mldmom1na on a fllabt that will
reach Parl• •hortly before mktnJcbt in the French capital.
The trip lnc:ludea vllitl to four
countrtea and two tummlt
meettna• -!.'!.~nomlc ~ In v om.Ide Plltl ....Sa NATO.
~. been DMliy • --of troubHn1 event• and
uncertain~ mnona the aDim and ouneiw.. • the pn9ident said,
"but todaY there fl a :suwtb of Uriity atd purpoae, I "hope
that this trip will contribute to
that and tncnue lt . ..-
~t the auctioning plan wu
abandoned. Instead, A1rCal and
Hughes Airwst (now Bepubllc
Alrfines) agreed to yield porUooa
of their fliaht allocatklm to make
room for l'rontier Airlines and
Wstem Alrllnel.
AirCal and Republic later
yielded more alotB to make way
for Pacific Southwest Airllnel.
Auctioning of flight. to the
highest monetary bidder ta
without P.eoedent in the Unit.eel
States. And the airline ~
II against it, airport obeerYen say.
An auction S)'ttem la being
comldered ln respome to a U.S.
Dht.rict Court dechlon
overturning the county'• most
recent attempt to develop a
no{l-di•crlmlnatory plan to
~te which airllnea eervlce the airport
Baker intercedes
PEKING (AP) -U.S. Senate
Majority L•ader Howard H .
Baker said today he hat appMled
to Chlne9e offidala to re1eue an
American woman who bu been
detained for alleged espionage.
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MAIL CALL -Three residents of Tracy Mo.
~from left. Darlene Comer, Brenda Al.sept and
Linda Coulter) pic.k up the mail at their
roadside mailbox -which ls just barely visible
above floodwaters. Some residenta say they
will stay until water forces them to leave.
Pope greets -00,000 Welsh
' Pontiff prays for peace in Falklands conflict
CARDIFF, Wales (AP) -to gyda chwl" -"In the name of In recent years.
Pope John Paul Il, winding up the Father, the Son and the Holy A male choir sang a traditiona.i
his historic six-day .tour of Splrit, the Lord be with you." Welsh tune, "We•n keep a
Britain, 1reeted 100.000 Many of dMlee __ .i __ the welcome in the hil1mdea, we'll
wonhipen today ln the ancient --..... keep a weloome in the valell." ..
Wel•h langua1e and made a ~ U':ved yellow~ nags the pontiff got out of the
tr..h plea for peece "in ~ -~ dftcmi ol the helicopter be uaed for the abort
place where human blood la Welsh. hop from Cardiff'• airport to
abed." •icn-u I Gymru -Welcome celebrate Mau in Pontcapna
• Th e po n t l f f , w ho ha• to Wales," read many slam. in a Fields, a 60-acre park.
repeatedly prayed for a dlaplay of the Welah-ltnr"ab >.. h · ... _ _. done. in 111.. ... 1ft-..11
settlement to the Falklands blllnsuallam that hu ~me Seo~;;;; every 0~~
conflict between Bri~ain l!nd mandatory in public notices in he visits, the pope kileed the
Argentina. included a refet:mce this prloclpallty, the alte of ground when he stepped from
to the Iran-Iraq war in the resu,raent national.lat 9entiment liis plane at the airport.
hmnily of a Mus at Cardiff's
~::0: :. tboee w~ Be-verses ruling
have died in conf1kt thnJucbout
the world, ln the oonflJct in the ~=~~.!':~ Valley takes helm
abed. n be aid.
John Paul bepn bJa homily b h I ~':cs.~ =-:.::pinohf!':; on us s e ters
greeea the people ot Wales for the lint time in tblb' beauUful land. ..
He mncbMled .. nmub in
Welab: "Y a enw'r Tad, a'r Mab,
a'r Yabr'yd GJ.m. yr Arstwydd a
Pay .raise
~ue county
employees?
Followln1 a marathon
barlainlnl seulon that began
Monday morning, Oran1e
County aovernment n.ched a
tentative contract agreement
Tueeday that will mean a 7.8
percent ralae for about 7 ,000
county employeea.
Tbe ODe-yeal' J*t WU re.ched
with ~ barp1n1nc unit. of._tbe
Orange County Employees
Amociatian foUowtna 22 .boun of
' nel(otiatlona, said county
Personnel Director ·Russell
Patton.
Bupininc unitl CIOWftd by
the propcmd contnct are the
genitral unit, which covers
m.,..llaneolJI county penmmel.
county clerical employeee. court
derka, aupervtlory manapment
penonnel and the operaUna and
eerv1ce mam1enance un1t. isauan
said.
The ratification proce99 had
not yet been rheduled, but la
expected to tab beCween a week
and 10 day.. be said.
The 7.8 pwoen1 a1ary bike
foUowa a 5.3 percent rai8e county
emp)oye9 were lfUlted earlier thi• year under p.-oviJlou of
their oJd contr.ct. The averaee
salary fm county tmployeea la
$10 an hour, Patten alid. -
Final detaila, lndudina what
bnp9ct the eetdement will haw
on the county budaet. were to be
announced. late today. Orance County employs about
10,000 anplorJw on a tun-time
bMll. awurdblc to PaUIOD.
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Revenlna ui earlier decision.
the l'oun~ Valley Oty Council
bM decided that the city ltaelf -
not local WYlct CJl'lllnbadona -
ahaWd ...... for comtrucdoo
ol local bUI llbelterL
Ma)'OI' Mamn Adler' aid Jeea1
problema baye materialized
ooncemiDC the ooundl'• May 19
declakJn to seek bid8 from all
,,.,,,,,untiy sroui-intel'ested Jn
admlnl•terln1 the •helter
~the eerUer plan. a civic
group could have ahu'ed in the
revenue generated by bua abelt.er
advertlalng. Under the new
propoul adOpted Tueeday night,
the city will retain thele tunas.
Initially, the Fountain Valley
c;hamber of Commerce had
~ the council with a to adminiat.er the bua abelt.er
prosr8m in COOjleJ'8don with the
city. The chamber said the
money it received from shelter
advertising would go to local
projecta •uch u ita "Shop in
FOWltain Valley" campatcn.
However, aeveral council
members objected to the chamber be1nc llincJed out foe-· financial
benefits. The council then
decided to open the biddinc to all
local eervlce groups..
Councilmaii Ben Nlel9m said
be would vote for the latest
propou1 -with the city teekinc
bicfa directly from shelter
companies -if the council
agreed to consider oompematina
the chamber for 80IDe of ita local
services. The council said it
would amsidel' that notion at a
lat.er date.
The reWed &belt.er propc:-.1
waa •J>Pl"OVed; by unanimoualy.
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Ocean View High
picks ·pepsters ,,
New pepaten have tfeen
telected at Ocean View Hilb
School in Huntincton Beach:
Sona leaden:
Mle•ene Beld, S•elU Gedla1, Lita eoab.rdt,
Cahllae L••ea, Bevaaa Grl1bal1. Tami Mat•laa, Set•me MWer and Saette sn.c. .
V~ty. ~ 1Mden:
lteW Alldenoa, artsUae AaiMey. Jactie P'rMt, Kim
~ Ttu Ueta. Men.la
McC•UY, J•lle Speur and Am .... ,... ......
Junior vanity yell leadeb;
Enie ~ Teraa '
Dam--. Beeb FleltUlu.
Lee Aaa Ber'•••· Jaaet ~ SIM!rt O'Neil. lA&t
Taaaer, Llaa Tayler, .J••l
TwUletM ... J.-Wattl.
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Ex-city employee charged .in sbooting,death·
By TM Associated Preu WU Huokl w. Lana. 31, • er\'\~ .c the d'Y'• LAPORTE. Ind. -An ex-dty employ• who MW*&e trtetment pl.Mt for,~w }'9UI. Kew.. tncs
W• ftted ~ he quarreled with hJa IUpervtlor about a month aao, PollCit ~ Larry M1ller ..Jd.
wu ch&rpd toct.y with CriUcally wound1na Mayor · Lana, who Uvee abOut a half-mile f.rol'1 the
Aloy1lu1 J. Rumely Jr. and klUJn1 hf1 wlft, rancb-1tYle home where Rwne!y and hb wife
aut.!iortues aa.ld.. Francell. were ahot two days -ao. wu be1n8 held at
Charged with murder and attempted murder the oounty jail. ·
· Court restores air bag rule
WASHINGTON -'The Reagan admirilatratlon
has been ordered to reconsider lta dedlion to throw
out a rule requiring that new can be equipped with
air baas or automatic aeat belta. .
The U.S. c.ourt of Appeala for the Diatrict of
Colwnbla on Tueeday termed the adminiatration'a
action ln ~ the rule last October "arbitrary
and capracloU., ' but noted the case Involved
senslUve laaues surrounding a "politically
controversial safety 1tandard." .
The rule, iuued under the CJrter
administration and approved by C.Ongress, required
that beginning with the 1983 models, aome can had
to be equipped with the automatic reetrainta to
protect J>a*ngera 1n craahes. By 1984, all new
autos would have required the safety devkee.
Court uphol~s ~gnew convictit;)n . . ,
ANNA.POLIS, Md.-... Former Vice J>re9ident
Spiro T. Agnew haa 1oet another round in his battle
to avoid paying the state $248,735 for kickbacks he
allegedly took from engineering consultanta while
governor.
A three-judge ))ianel of the c.ourt of Special
Appeals affirmed on Tue.day a circuit court ruling
. .
that Agnew owed the atate $147,500 he waa paid by
the oonaultanta, plua $101,235 ln interest.
Thomu R. Harrt.on, lawyer for the fonner
vice president. haa an u.nl1sted number and could
not lSe reached for comment on the rul.lna Tuesday.
Agrvew has refuaed to dl9cuss the case afuce It wu
filed 1n 1973.
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Bombs explode near U.S. firm
ATHENS, Greece -Two bombs exploded
today outside two offices of the American
Honeywell Corporation in an Athens bwinesa
distJ1ct, causing 90IDe damage but no casualties,
police said.
The blast.a at about 4 a.m. blew out windows
and damaged fittingi but cauaed no structural
d.amue, a company spokesman aaid.
'We are open aa uaual." he said.
Goldwater raps CornHJunist China
TAIPEl, Taiwan -Sen. Barry M. Goldwater,
R-Ariz., said today that Commwmt China "11
constantly trying to bully the United Staees into ·
abandoning Taiwan" and wanta to tum Taiwan into
a provinCe of China.
Goldwater made his remarka at a monthly
luncheon of the Taipei American Chamber of
Commerce.
Goldwater, a stron1 1uppor1er ol Taiwan,
aDL'U8ed the U.S. State Department of "lltill llvina in
a fantMy world," and cited the cue of a hJgh
department official who refused "to term
Commuru.t China a dlctatonhip,'' inateed, call.lng it
••a friendly country.''
• Archdiocese receives royalties
LOS ANGELES -The Roman Catholic
archdioceae of Loe Angeles geta a 2 percent royalty
from the nation's largest publisher of rellgioua
textbooks In exchange for permission to market
those materials in Los Angeles churches and
achools, the National Catholic Reporter said in a
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copyright story.
• Magr. Benjamin J . Hawkes, vicar general ·1n
charge of finances tor. the -archdiocese, conflnned~
the arrangement in an inte rview with th e
newspaper.
Swiss HJan nabbed with te~h gear
• l , LOS ANGELES -Bail has been aet ·at $1
million for a Swtsa citizen arrested at Los Angeles
International Airport carrying twO suitcasee stuffed
with high-technology teating equipment.
and oommunicationa systems.
Ke9ler didn't .have the required Commerce
Department permit. .
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Orange Oout DAILY PILOT/Wedneeday, June 2, 1882 H/F Al
INJURED -Aileen Quinn,
10, star of the movie "Annie,"
suffered a broken elbow ln a
bicycle mishap thta .week.
She underwent surgery
Monday and waa listed in
satisfactory conditlo~ today.
'Review'
lacking in
sex class
LONG BEACH (AP)
California State University
Chancellor Glenn S. Dumke haa
complained of a lack of campus
a c ademic reviews for a
psychology professor whose
cour&e offered students credit for
group sex and gay encounters.
· Dr. Barry Singer, 38, waa
suspended with pay for a month
last Wedne&day after he revealed
h e had been "-romantically
involved" with students In his
"Psychology of Sex" class at Cal
State Long Beach.
A cJ.a.. review already waa
under,1ay, but a faculty
committee had reaimmended no
changes ln Singer'1 ooune once
be agreed to drop eX1raCWTicu1ar
sex u a credit option. Other
credit options included ctre.l.ng
In drag to ~t gay hangout.t and
vialting !'ivorce court• or
marriage encounter groupL
County's
jobless rate
• remains same
The jobless rate in Orange
County in April remained
unchanged at 6.1 percent,
according to state Employment
Development Department figures
released Friday.
The rate however , wa1
substantially hiaher than the 4
percent rate in Aprll · 1981, the
EDD said.
"No appreciable hnprovement
is expected" in the upcoming
~ months, the EDD said.
"Seaaonal gains 1n trade and
service• during the summer
months will be offle1 by the
usua l decline in school
e mployment, and further
manufacturing.layoffa," it said. _
About 2,000 manufacturing
)>be wett'Jost in April, the report
noted. The number of persons
out of work was 72,300, out of a
labor force of 1.2 million, the
report said.
Fire r e tardant
Builders hit
roofing plan
BY JEJ'F ADLER or-..,_.,,......,.
An Ora.nae County ordinance
that would require flame
retardant rooflna on all "lew
1tructure1 in unincorporated
areae of the county drew fire
Tueaday from the Orange
County chapter of the Building
Industry Ataodation.
In questioning the need for the
ordinance belng considered by
th e Orange County Board of
Supervt.on, Philip Bettencourt,
the BIA'• executive director, said
the county's preeent ordinance
requiring l1ame retardant roofing
ln parts of the county bordering
bruahlands provides adequate
fire safety.
Bettencourt said that if the
propoeed ordinance is paaaed, it
would increase the cost o f a
typlcal single-family home In the
county by about $2,000. ''That's a
fairly subetantial cost," he told
superviaors.
Before the measure is adopted,
Betten court urged c ounty
of fidals to 8&'le&ll what impacta
the proposed ordinance might
have.
He said areas to be examined
are the ordinance's impact on
bouaing oosts, whether it will
reduee the rates homeowners pay
for fire in.surance and whether it
will decrease the incidence of fire
in the county .
Flnal action on the ordinance,
being considered ln the wake of
the disastrous Anaheim fire April
21 , is expec ted .when the
supervisors meet June 8.
While the BIA 's Orange
County chapter was q~
the need for such an ordinance,
however, the Building Industry
Auociation of Southern
California is expected to· paaa a
policy statement later this week.
endorsin g the use of fire
retardant r ooftns_ in all new
conatruction. aaid Harry Lorber I
a BIA apokesman.
The Building Indu1try
Auocia ti on of Southern
California i1 composed of 11
chaptera, including its Orange
~pter. aaid the BIA'• Orange
County chapter 11 oppoalng
edopUon of the policy statement
by the auoclatlon'i executive
boerd.
.. They're concerned abo\lt the
COit to the eubli:>:flo!;,;b~J ='*' 'fJta a they"ve been bit bUder
than tl\e building in dustry in
ot.be'I' ,.,-eu."
He addec:L. "We're f o r
affordable housing, just like they
are, but we're for Sale, affordable
housing.''
Also commenting on the
propoaed ordinance before the
county Board of Supervisors
Tuesday was Bob Milke n ,
representing the shake and ·cedar
shingle industry.
Mitten told supervisors that
wood-roofed houses offer
reslden1a a safety factor they
have n.ot taken int'o
coruideration. He said wood
roofing allows fires to vent,
relUsi.ng dangerow guea and
smoke from the h~'• interior.
"I would urge the board to
consider the safety factors on \he
other aide of the ooln," Mitten
said.
However, his presentation was
contested by Assistant Chief
Robert H~y. of the Orange
County Jl'lte Department.
'tlJbere II no evidence a wood
lhlnele roof II ul.er than other
roof.:,'' Hennel9ey aald.
Referrinl to a federal report
which pro6ed the M.llel of the
Anaheim fire, Henneuey aaid
both weather condltlon1 and
combu1tlble roofing matertal.9
were d ted for the rapid 1pread of
flames throuah the many
apanment bui1dlnp that burnt!d.
"We can't do anythlns about
the weather, but we certalnly
can do some thing about the
combultible roof laaue,'' the fire
official remarked.
Independent roofing contractor
Alec S outh of Orange also
addressed supervisors on the
propoeed measure.
South contended that the
ordinance would not iocreUe the
cost of howling In the county
because fire retardant roofing
products a r e available at
comparable costs to wood or
shake shingles.
He said the BIA contention
that the ordinance would raise
building coe1a In the county was a
scare tactic on the part of the BIA
and a "t o tally e rrone ous
statement."
Court e y e s
disinissal
of jurist
ByCAROLYNSKORNECK . ... ~· ... ,,_.,...,
The California Supreme Court
is considering whether or not
San Diego Municipal Court
Judge Lewis Wenzell should be
diamiaeed after he was convicted
in Orange County of soliciting
proetituCes.
Judge Wenzell, 40, w on a
change of ve nue to Harbor
Munk:ipal c.ourt on grounda that
be couldn't get a fair trial in San
~County. & eight-woman. four-man
jury in the Newport Beach court
found· him guilty last Oct. 9 on
five misdemeanor counts of
hiring women for sex.
Three charges involved a
woman wbo te1tified to her
five-year re1ationsb.ip with the
bachelor ju dge. Other charges
involved two prostitutes who
worked for a call girLrtng. .,.
Judge Wenzell alleaedJ.y had
written checks for the women's
services. "
California's Commission on
Judic ial P e rformance in
December recommended that
Wenzell be suspended without
pay pending the outcome of his
appeal, and dismissed if his
conviction is upheld. The high
court must decide whether to act
Oil that suggestion.
T h e p ro1ec utor, Deputy
Attorney General J . Richard
Haden, introduced as evidence
copies of five checks Wenzell
wrote in amounts ranging from
$80.50 to $150. Haden said the
~paid by credit card.
Weiizell, who was sentenced to
60 days ln jail. continues to draw
his annual $57 , 776 s alary
although he has not heard cues
since Oecember. ' Alllstant U.S. Attorney Bruce Merritt said
Albert Franz Ke.ler, 39, WU chaued Tueeday
with attempting to illegally export $~.ooo worth
of aophisticated equipment for eesting missile, radar
An affidavit by Custom. Agent Dick Roberta
said the 107 ~eces of equipment 1n Ke9ler's
suitcases were 'controlled for reuona of national -------------------------------------
security.''
Chief Gates accepts reprimand
' LOS ANGELES -Police Chief Daryl Gaees
sa)'W he will not liiht an official reprimand fpr
aving said black• may respond to police
chokeholcls differently from "nonnal people."
But Gates maintained that the statement whk:h
prompted Tueeday's apparently unprecedented
diacipltnary action by the Board of Police
iiiyliiat
Tllomu P. HMw 1
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CommiMionen waa qooted out of oontext by the
Loe Angeles Times in a 1t.ory that Gates termed
''inaccurate.••
''The Times in my judgmt!nt baa done me and
the entire community a great diaervice,'' Gatea
said.
Ex-boxing figure
given t 0 years
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Archive Corporation of c.o.ta Ma. hll bem
awarded a tl milllon oon.tnct from~ Compute:rl. Inc., Santa Clara.
Plexua wlll incorporate the 20 meaabyte
lntelllgent 8Jdewtnder W-tnch stremn1AI certnda
tape driv. lnto P/25 minicomputera. 'Ibe 8'dewindir
will back up ~inch Wlnchester d1ak driw. wttb 22, 38
or 72 mepbytee of formatted capldty.
Swedlow sets record sales
Swed.low Inc. of Garden Grow achieved record
aales and net tnooroe for the ft.cal year ended M.arc:b
28.
Net income 1ncreued 51 pen:ent to tl,710,000, er
tl.38 per share, from $1,131,000, or 91 centa, ln the
prior year.
Swedlow Inc. la a manufacturer of proprietary
acrylic and armor products for a variety of lnill'81')'
and QOCnmerdal appllcations.
Record home closing noted
The Irvine C-ornpany repe>rted that ita residential
commUn1Ues in the dtiee of Irvine and Newport Beach
captured a record Iha.re of new-bome clcwlnp in
80Utheut Orange County durln& the ftnt quart.er.
Donald E. Moe, director of marketlnl for the
finn'a oonununity development divilion, noted that
the 193 new-home clOlinp repreeented 31 percent of
all aa1ee in the arai 80Uth of the Santa AN River
Including the SaddJeback valley.
The clOl1nga repreRnted an
over the final quarter of 1981.
Real estate seminar due
Realt« Jim Wood will apeak at a real estate
aympoaium he'a titled, "What's Going On Out
There," June 10 at 7:30 p.m. at the IrVtne Coast
Country Club, 1600 E. Cout Highway, Newport
Beach.
Wood is founder of Unique Homes, Inc.
For information, call 675-6000.
Taylor Realtors list sales
Ron Taylor, president of R.C. Taylor Company
Realton. Irvine, announced that aa April 30 bia firm
had a salel and liat1ng total for the prior 30 days of ~
mill kn •
Tbeae were reached through activities in
corporate beedquarten and bnncb office9 in Palm
Sprinel, Rancho Mirage and Newport Beach.
Accounting for the highest sales fully were
re.ldential salel in the cte.ert area and Oranp QKmty.
Well$ Fargo officer f ~atured
Cantne young, em:row edmlnistraUon officer for
Wells ra..., Bank'• t!9CZVW .mce._ will be the
speaker at tbe June 1e meednc ol the Southern
California chapter 12 of Certified Commercial
lnveatmmt Memben..
The meednB wW be held at. the Airport.er' Inn.
~ lotonnation, call.(21S) 94J..S'17l. ..
County firm gets order
England-hued Digitec Corp. haa l'icned an initial
order f« 50 copies of 'lUnin-bued DynamJc c.oooepU'
BlTS• operattnc ayst.em with plans to export the
90ftware into the Ml~ FAit.
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' AT THE TOP -Tobin Tiller, left, of
Snyder-Langston Construction Company, and
Gene Hoggatt of Trammell Crow Company,
review blueprints· atop five-story structure
which ia one of two buildings topped out thia
month as the $100 million Clauset Centre starts
to take shape on a I•.6-acre site at Harbor and
Maic:Arthur Boulevards in Santa Ana.
To-wn says . 'ptooey' to plans
Virginia city rejects nuclear evacuation plan
WEBSTER SPRINGS, W. Va.
(AP) -Plans to make this little
town a nuclear-war oasis fetl
through, but some would-be
evacuees came here anyway to
taste the tobacco and IJ)lt a 9J>ell.
Tiny Webster Springs,
population 1,000, had b een
designated the host city for about
19,000 Alexandria, Va .. residents
in caae of a nuclear attack on the
nation'• c.apital. •
The idea was roundly
djsmlmed as imprdcal, and tbe
Ale.xandrla City Council
eventually rejected it.
But organizers of the annual
Webster Springs Woodchopping
Featival aelz.ed the opportunity
for a little publicity by inviting
their Vindnla neJ.ghboni to come
up for a fook around.
' Several did, including Vice
Mayor Jim Moran, making the
HAlllOI uw ..... MT. OUVI
Mortuarv • Cemeterv
Crtmalorv
·1625 G11ler Ave
Costa Mesa 540-5554
seven -hour backwoods trip by
car.
''This is the most civilization
rve aeen since I left Alexandria, ..
Moran aid as he arrived.
Minutes lat.er, Moran had been
talked into jlllltering the tobacco
spitting contest.
~•Just wad up a bunch, stick it
in your jaw and start chewing,"
festival master of ceremonies Bill
Gillespie told Moran.
"When it comes t1me to spit,
~ou can U8e two fingers and go
ptooey,' or just lean back and let
it n ." .
Moran was a novice at tobacco
spitting bu~. using the
lean-back-and-let-fly approach,
shot a pro~ 21 feet, 7 inches.
That was good enough for third
place.
Then he became ill from the
tobacco juice. •
Alter his stomach settled,
DEVINE
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HU.•OADWAY
MOITUAIY
110 Broadway
eo.taMesa
642·9150
REV A E . DEVINE, an
early resident of Laauua
ae.ch, Ca. & the J.-30
yeatl ln Santa Ana. Ca. Born
October 7, 1908 in Fowler.
Colondo. P....ct away June
1. 1882. Memori•l tervlce will be held Frida.y, June 4.
1982 at 12 noon, Holy Family
Cathedral in ~. Ca.
Moran was led to the reviewing
st.and where Webster Springs
official• read a statement
roclaiming the day ''Alexandria ~y" and calling for the town. to
become sister cities.
Moran said the evacuation
plan, which Webster Springs
residents called "hilarious," was
"terriblt! ...
"It didn't take into
consideration all the practical
things that people would have to
do in a nuclear emergency,'' he
said.
"For example, the plan had
everybody in town evacuating
out Duke Street, which ls the
slowest road in the city.
"But if you've got to have a
nuclear holocauat," Moran aaid aa
he scanned the green hills
surrounding Webster Springs, "I
think this la the place to sit it
out."
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remode6ld a Bdrm twn11y room, marble floora,
ttOM f!PIO. fentHllO
terms. &:ltgant Harb9r Wencl Rd location. Thll
s.ct ~ .. pttced right at tH0,000. 751-3181
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~ a.ch II lllkbur. the the NuclMr Rel\llat.ory c.omniilllon
: to extend tile 10-mile radJua ot
the emeraency J>lanninQ zone for
the San Onofre Nuclear Generatina Station to include the
dty.
The City Council voted
unanimoualy Tuesday to draft
· three reaolutlona to the NRC
reprdin« the San Onofre plant,
loiated three miles south of San
Clemente, and about 1& mne.
from Lquna a.ch.
The action came at the reque1t
of the North Luuna Community
AllociaUon, wfilch 11e>ught the
council's 1upport for requ'ettl to
theNRC. • tn addition to extendlns the
emeraency plannlna zone to
include Laguna Beach, the City
Council alao aaked the NRC to
require operaton of the nuclear
aeneratlng 1tatlon to provide
money to Laguna Beach for
warnina =:nt and for
,eYllC'Uatlon and pnctke clrilla.
The dty will alao write to Gov. Brown'• office to uk the state to
request extenllon o1 the 10-mile
radJua of the emerpncy r.one to
include Lquna.
The reeolutlon alao aeeka an
MRC requirement that
"completion o' all u:,::,
prooedu.rea. lncludfnc the af prooe911n any of the (thn!e units
British artillery in range
0 H A NC f C 0 lJ N I V L. A l I ~ 0 H N I A :1 '1 C E: N T S
at San On of re, (.be a
requirement) before allowlna
them to operate with nuclear
fuel."
And the coundl uka that the
NRC 0 re-evaluate the vaaue
1tatu1 of Laauna Beach a• a
ahelter area and re--the evacuation route carrying
capacity, 1peclflcally, that an
independent analysis be
conducted taktna into
con1ideratlon future growth
projections based on recent
ceftlUS data. ••
The North t..,una c.ommuntty
AAlloclatlon board told council
membera the city i1 located
outside the radlu1 cu~~ently
mandated by the NRC, aJt.boUgh
1tate aaencies recommend a
20-mlle 1adlu1 and a federal
report calh for a 30-mtle
evacuation zone.
'I1le .-dation board al.lo aaya
they object to emergency
1helterlna .beltll lcocated In Luuna se.ch 1n the ewnt of an eccldent at Su\ Onofre "without
con1ultatlon wlth the City
Council of Lacuna Beach" and
without public beartnea by the
county'• emergency management
~vilion. •
The City Council l&ld it will
oonstder a fourth request by the
a.odatlon -that of aetUng up a
panel to draft a ttalittJc dimter
plan -ln late July.
Guns pounding Port ~tanley
County.
pay hike
granted
Following a marathon
bargalnlng aession that began
Monday morning, Orange
County government reached a
tentative contra~t agreement
Tueeday \hat wm mean a 7.8
percent raiae tor about 7 ,000
county employees:
Major
battle
looms
By Tbe A11oclated Pre11
British artillery hammered
Argentine positions in the
Falkland Islands capital of
Stanley today and Prime
Minister Margaret Thatcher
said there was nothing more
she could do to avert a major
baftle.
"I don't think there is 'Ille one-year pact was reached
wjth lix bargaining unite of the
Orane County Employees
Alllociation fol.lowing 22 houri of
neiotiationa, said_ cou_nty
Peraonnel Director Russell
Patton.
. anything more I can do," Mrs.
Barpinlng unita covered by
the ~ amtnct are the gene;.\Ulit, which coven
milceDMf'!OW county penmmel.
county clerical employeee, court
clerks, 1Upervi8oey manllgement
~ and the operatina and
W'Vlca maintenance unit, Yatton aakl .
The ratiftcatlon procea had
not yet been ICbeduled, but ii
expected to take between a week
and 10 days, be said.
The 1 .e percent aa1ary bike
follows a 5.3 percent ral8e county
employees were granted earlier
tbia year under provision.a of slSetr old contract. The average
~ for county e:f:tloyeea ia
•10 an hour, Patton .
toro pilot's
J>uzzfng rap
ara~ probe
/\n incident 1n wh.k:h an El
Toro Marine pilot buzzed sleepy ~for as long as 15 minutes
JllDnday, will be investipted by
~ orpnizations.
· i\. spokesman at El Toro
Identified the pilot as Capt._ Dan
C. Herman, 27, who is attached to
Marine Attack Squadron ~11 at u. air station. AnFY raidenta 1n Alpine, a
llftaJ) mountain village eut of El
<=ajon, reported the Marlne'a
~ aerial antics on Memorial Dly.
· WltlJeeles u1d the pilot flew hil A-4 Skyhawk jet "lower than the boulf9,.. .. be purportedly
~ .. hit slrlfrlend'• hou9e 1n
an effort to say hello.
I NATION
LAGUNA WEDDING-World c1ua track..atai:.Edwin Moeea
and Myrella Bordt, a fashion designer, were married ~onday
at nvoll Terrace on the La£u!l8 Beach Festival of Arts
grounds. Moses, wlio llves in Million Viejo, aet the world
record in the 400 meter hurdles in 1980. He alao was a gold
medalist in the 400 meter hurdles at the 1976 01,YDlpics in
Montreal
For the birds .
Laguna council quits early
It was 6:15 p.m. when the
small bird flew into the middle of
the Laguna Beach City Cound.l
meettna, flutterin8 around the
chambera ln an elfort tO find a
way ouL
One council membet wa1 droniJ\8 on about cro.wallm as
his peen, and a small audience,
watched the bird'• futile
attempta to correct its error.
The tired bird finally spotted a
2 Texans resc~ed
SAN DIEGO (AP) -A U.S.
Coll& Guard helicopter plucked
two abil)Wl'eCked 1'exans off a de.ertecf Baja California ~.
likely perch from which to
gather strength for another
e9Cape try.
It pJcked the minute hand on
the large clock ln the oouncil
chambers.
But the bird'• weight was too
much for the minute hand,
which promptly .Upped down to
6:30 p.m., sending the visitor
scurryinc out an open door and
cuttlna 15 mtnutea off the
evenina·
"That bird'• on our 1ide1"
quipped one oouncilman, perhaps
ant1dpeting a Jona meetin.g.
The meettna adjourned at 0:30
p.m.
Or WU It 9:15?
I COUNTY
GOOd humor laeldbs.
'
Thatcher said in an interview
with Britain's Independent
Television .News.
In a separate BBC
interyiew, ahe aaid the
'decisive battle for Stanley
could not be avoided unlela
Argentina undertook "to
withdraw -within the neX$ 10
to 14 days, then there would
be no need for a battle."
But she added: "I could
never see that he (Argentine
President Gen. Leopoldo
Galtieri) would withdraw.
That view turned out to be
right. I am not very optimistic
now but one never loses
hope."
At the United ·Nations,
where an Argentine military
delegation wu dispatched in
an 11th-hour bid to find a
peaceful solution, Ambassador
Noe 1 Dorr of· Irelahd said
Secretary-General Javier
Perez de Cuellar told the
Security Council he had failed ? to make progress toward a
cease-fire.
(See PALJU.AND, Pqe A!)
Fire hazard
areas closed
Brush areas of Laguna Beach
will be closed to the public
beginning June 15, and won't be
reopened until there ia auffident
rain to reduce the fire hazard.
Laguna Beach Fire Chief Ron
Adami said llgna will be posted
on open areas within town to
warn potential viaitora to stay
away.
Mapa denoting 1pecific
~ are available at the
fire department, 501 Forest Ave.
Adami said violation of the fire
clOIUN code la a miademeanor.
Mt
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Two~
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ASSAULT ON STANLEY -Latest reports ihdicate British
artillery~)' la pounding Argentine positions at the capital
of StanleY (twin arrows). British have already captured
Mount Kent (circle) and are assaulting Two Sisters Ridge
(small arrow)..
Has Argentine army
stockpiled napalm?
LONDON (AP) -With
outraaed headlines, some British
newepapera bannered claims
today that Argentina atockpiled
napalm -a-n incen3iar
cbemlcal wh.k:h bu.ma
fle8h -on the Falkland .
Araent.lna called the-claims
''totally falle."
Other British papen &aid that
Brttieh tl'ooPI have al.lo used a
controvenial weapon -delayed
reaction cluster bomb• -in
attack• against Argentine
positions.
Calling for another Geneva
conference to outlaw "horrific''
weapona, London'• Standard
newspaper declared:
"The Americana dropped
thouaanda of tom of napalm oYel'
Vietnam. Britllb troopa in the
Falkland• are-ualn1 cluster
bombs and white pho.phorus
bomba.
"Not unle11 the enUre world
aaroeet to outlaw and destroy all
IUCh borrWc weapons wt11 there
~ hope of e1tabl11hlng rule&" • -
A aenlor government source
aid that the repart.ed dia'OYery
by Britiah trQOpl of 0,000 pllonl
of napalrn at the. .r,ecaptured
Gooae Green aettlement wu
INDEX
likely to harden British public
opinion.
Defense Ministry spokesman
I an M.c D o na l d a a i d • • a
considerable amount" of napalm
was found at Gooee Green. ·He
could not confirm ·reports that
Argentine warplanes drop~
two napalm bombs, which
missed, on advancing
paratroopers who recaptuttd the
settlement Friday.
"We have no reports of it belnc
u1ed ... Current evidence
suggests the tank.a and bombs
may have been designed for u.
with napalm, but It's a long way
from in~caUons to proof," said
McDonald.
Britllh correspondents on the
Falklands reported Tuesday
night leeing the :;rlm stored in
89 tanb, fu8ed rady for ....
by Argentine Pucara
ground-au.ck aircraft. complete
with ln1truction manuafa ln
Spaniah.
Michael Nichoho11,
corre1pondent for Britain'•
lndependent Televllion News,
quotlng unidentified Bdtbh
commanders, Mid two napalm
bomba were dropped on
advancing peratroopen.
t 11 I I I 1 1
Dorr aald the
1ecretary·1•neral told a
cloaed-door me•tlf\I dl the
16-natton body that delplt.
the a•P ln poeltiona •pal'atlna
Argentina and Britain, he
remained available to
continue hls peace eftoe1a.
' Britain'• land commandm' ln
r the South Atlantlc terrtt«Y, Maj.
:o Gen. Jeremy Moore, .ad MUah
l ~ \rOOpl htd betwl ahelllni
Araentlne poaltlona around \he
, heavily defended capital.
t "We have ac>t very Cl°"9 ln and
·• we are beginntna to epply
. pre11ure to the main enernr,
PC>Utiona throughout Stanley,'
Moore said ln an interview
carried by the Britilh
Broadcaltin2 Corp.
"Clearly rm goina to build up
that pressure," he added.
The Bri tlsh troops ~ho
captured the high ground
overlooking Stanley on Tueeday
were expected to. launch a final
assault unless the Argentines
surrender.
Brttlah WU com11pondent1, ln
t-eNOred cllaPtt.chili aa1d eome
Royal Marine ~'and perauoopen were Wlth&ft WllWn
mil• of lM deferwlw perimeter
•tabliahed by an •limat.d e,ooo
Araentlne troop• around the
capital.
The Brlttah Oefeme M~ had no comment. but laid two
Harrier jets, htt d\U"lna attaclu on
Atpntine milltary lnatallaUona
ln the Falklandl, haw been lOlt
"over the lMt few d.)'1."
The mintltey aaid the pllota of
both ditched Harrten epctect and
were l'8CUed by the Biltilh. The
rn1n1atry a!ao Mid an undllc:l~
number of Harriera had flown to
the war mne to reinforce the SO
to 40 Britiah jet fight.en there.
Sources ln London said earlier
the British troops out.aide Stanley
might delay their advance for
two or three days, unti\ troops
moving up fram the west and
10Uthwest brini the ... ult force
to tome 4,000 men.
:President Reagan
'departs for EurOpe
WASHINGTON (AP) -
President Reagan 99t off today
on hi.a first European iri~ = office, declarinC lf
to repre.ent the United
and promising to try to
bolster the unity of the mapr industrial democracla ..
Embarking on a 10-day tour,
Reagan made a farewell ~
to 200 top-level govenunent
oftidall, includlna rnespbeJw of
1 the Cabinet.. the Joqit Chiefs of
· Staff and memben of Coaa1'ea
who gathered in the White
HOUR East Boom.
"I can only tell you U.t I lhall
be more proud than rve ever
been. of anything to be there
repreeenting-the '11n1ted States,
with an apportunity once apln
to express to all of the world
what it is we think we repr.-nt,
what it la we want for all the
people of the world,'" be told tu.
cheering audience.
Reagan then flew by
. helicopter to Andrews Air Fonie
Base, Md., and departed at
. m1dmom1ng on a flight tbat will
reach Parfs shortly before
midnight in the French capital.
'lbe trip tndudes vislta to four
countries and two .aummit
meetings -an ttconomic
confenmce in V enaillea outside
Parts and a NATO.
''There'• been nearly a decade
of troubling events and
uncerta.inty 8JDOl"i the allies and
ounelves," the president said,
''but today there la a regrowth of
unity and pw-poee. a.00 I hope
that this trip will contribute to
that and lncreaae It."
Reagan said the United States
and ltl allies had "weatbeted
threats of aggrellion and internal
diaagreementa, but we've
maintained a~ wllty and a
commitment to freedom and
we're ati1l beJna tested, pomibly
IDOR DOW than ever before.
"It' important for th.at l"UIOJ\
t and renew our bond,''
declared. "I know there
are a:ne who qumUon the value
of the a»Lpwt, who view it •
cumb4traome and at time•
unrapomive to the need for
edlan. .. And there are thme people .un in our land who yearn for
the lloJatianilt ahelL But beca•we
we've rejected thoae other
couraea back over the recent
dec8de9, 1here bas been peace for
almost 40 ~·
gear set
IY PHIL SNEID~RMAN or .. ~,......,
A new law prohlbftin1 the
dhpla)> or uh of drua
paraphernalia to minon hat been
approved unantmouag by the
Fountain Valley City Council.
The law allO requt.rea that local
buatne.et 1'900rd the name, qe
and ~ of any adult who
purchuea drua paraphernalia,
with NCh lnformadon open to
pol1ce lnapection.
City Attorney Alan Duma aald
the Fountain Valley ordinant-e
wu prepared in retpoNe to a
recent deciaton by the U.S .
Supreme Court, whtch upheld a
city'• right to prevent the sale or
cllaplay of drug devices to those
under 18.
MAIL CALL -Three residents of Tracy Mo.
(from left, Darlene Comer, Brenda Alsept and
Llnda Coulter) pick up the mail at their
' uw.,.,..... roadside mailbox -which is just barely vilible
above floodwaters. Some residents say they
will stay until water forces them to leave.
Fountain Valley offlciala said
they have received no local
complaints about drug
paraphernalia sales, and the city
attorney said he was not
personally aware Qf._ any
Fountain Valley bualneaaes
carryf.na such items.
Pope calls for unity
'
BUt Councilman Ben Nielsen
said he requested the law as a
preventive measure.
Pontiff ends historic visit to Britain
Judge orders
restraint to
. Crean letter
.Wealthy Orange County
busineaman Johnnfe R. Crean
has been ordered to atop mailing
literature Implying he is the
Republican Party cholG"e for the
43rd Congreaalonal Dlatrict
nomination.
The temporary restraining
order was issued by San Diego
CARDIFF, Walea (AP) -
Pope John Paul Il made a last
plea for Chriatian unity and an
evangelical call to the young
people of Wales today at the end
of h1I b1storic visit to Britain.
"I have come to proclaim
Cbriat'a Go1pel of peace and
reconclllatlon," be told 37 ,000
cheering youth• at a aoccer
atadium ln thfa ancient Welsh
ca~tal.
'I have come to thfa land • a
pilgrim putor, a servant of Jeaaa
Chrbt," the pontiff aaid. "i..
Iona • the memocy of this vtstt ~ lalta, may it be recorded that I.
John Paul n. came to Britain to
call you to Chriat, to invite you to
pray." The rally "at NlnlaJi P~k w• RELATED STORY-Bl the 1ut event before the pope'•.
' return to, Rome after aix
County Superior Court Judge ~ ct.ya in nine dtiea -
Rosa G . Tharp after one of ihe flnt-pepal vislt in the h1ltory
Crean's 17 rival candldates of predominantly Proteatant°
complained about a letter under Britain. Approximately 10
the heading "Local Republican percent of the Wellb population
Support Committee." la Roman Catholic.
Registered Repub~ in 50 John Paul also had a laat
communities ln orange and San meetlq with offlcialt of the
Diego counties received the letter Roman °Catholic Olurch. praying
1iating Crean supporters. Some of-w1th them for unity of the
thoae listed disavowed any Cbrladan faitha.
support. '-rhJa la • it lhould be." he
In a telephone interview after aald, .. for unity la God'a p-eatest
Tuesday's ruling Crean said 8ift. All our other efforts to do
those namea were included, his will are in vain U .they are not
becaUle of a computer error. He rooted ln chanae of beu1, in
aatd be realizes now the letters hoUneas of life and in prayer for
were a violation but "we have no unity."
liability on me per90naJly." F.arller i,n the day John Paul
Splrtt, the Lord be with you."
Many of thoee greeting the
pope waved yellow papal flap
and the dragon emblem of the
Welah.
"Croesu I Gymru -Welcome
to Wales.'' read many IQna, Qi a
dlaplay of the W~lth-~gllah
billnguallam that baa become
mandatory ln publJc notices in
thia principality, the alte of
resurgent nationallat tentlment
A male choir aang a traditl<>Dal
Welab tun~ "We'll "keep a
welcome in the hlJWdea. we'll
keep a welcome in uievaies." as
the pontiff got out of the
helJcopt.er be U8ed for the abort
bop Crom Cardiff'• airport to
celebrate Mass In Pontcanna
Fields, a 60-acre park. _ \ _ _
AB he had done ln ErfBland,
Scotland and every othe.r country
he visit.a, the pope killed the
ground when be stepped from
his plane at the afrport.
At the park, Cardiff's City
Council had nailed a notice to a
beech tree at the main gate,
stating that a local ordinance
passed a year ago "ahall not
apply to Pontcanna' Fields on
June 2, 1982." The ordinance
"prohibita preaching. Jecturin&
or the holding of or taking part in
any meeting, demonatration,
religious service or religious
discuasion" ln the park.
Jazz concert set
to benefit center
Faii-days ahead
greeted 100,000 wonbipen in
the ancient Welsh language and
made a new plea for peace "in
every place were where human blood la abed. ••
Tbe New Orleans Pre9ervaqoa Hall Jazz Band
will perform ln Laguna
Beach June 19 at Irvine Bowl
in a concert to ralae fundi for-
th e Orange County
Performing Arta Center.
'The concert, apomon!d by
the Bartok chapter of the Lacuna Beach Guild, will be
held beginning at 8 p.m.
held at Las Brisas restaurant,
oosta $75, and includes shuttle
bus transportation to the
concert and an autographed
album by the band.
General admlasion ticketa
to the concert are». $10, $15 ana $25 and are available by
calling (97-1581.
Coastal
8unny ~ With hlat1I °' II to 7'. fair tonlgl\f and a Wlltl a ... '°"' ....
' anc1 momlna ~. loWI 52 to A . H11M ea to 75.
El•••h•r•, rrom .-01nt Conca.,uon to tll• Mexican
bOfGit MCS out ea ma. UGM
wrtabll ... .,_,.Ill ......
eoultlwlM "* afternoon. IOUCh to..,.,,.... ....... °' 2 to a...._ ~ ..., With \oarteble __
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V.S. summary
Thundaretorme produce' ••Yara atorm• and llalf \ft ~....-..~ ... Montana today N a t0ft18" toucitl8d down tn Coaado.
HO _,.... -,.,,,_, trem ma tomedo. WldafY jcafMNct allowara pravallad a.er Ute
Aodllel and ...ewwd ~ ... 81arr• Ha11ada. Tllara ware ~ ~tfloW9r'I ~
The pontiff, who haa
repeatedly prayed for a
settlement to the Falldanda
conflict between Britain ~md
Aqfentlna, included a refermoe
to the Iran-Iraq war in the
homily of a Mui at Cardiff's
Pontcanna Fielda.
"Let UI remember thoee Who
have died ln c:onflJct tbrouabout
the world, in the conflict ln the
South Atlantic, In the conflict
between Iran and lnq, in every
place where human blood la
ahed," he uid.
John Paul beg.an hi.a homily
with the declaration in EhQllah;
"Today, the Btahop of Rome
~the people of Wales for the
first time in their beautiful land."
He conduded h1I remarb in
Wellh: "Y a enw'r Tad, a•r Mab,
a'r Yabryd GJao. yr Arglwydd a
fo Dela chwi" -"In the name of
the ,,ather, the Son and the Holy
Deputy, wife
spat probed
by sheriff
A pre-concert diruier, to be
I I
• -A f_!lreweu party for
departing Laguna Beach
School District Super·
intendent Robert S.1'dlla will
be held June 10 and the
P.Ublic la invited.
• More than f 100,000 in
aw~ _and acholanbips wijl
be presented Wedn~ nlibt at the LMuna
High School honors
convocation at Irvine Bowl
The award• will be
beatowed among many of the
Make checb payable to the
Bartok Chapter, Orange
County Performing Arla
Center.
The party will be held at
Tortilla Flats (upltain in the
patio area) from 4 to 7 p.m.
with a no-host oocktaU bar.
For Information, call
494-8546.
.250 aenlora graduating from
Laguna Beach High School
thij month.
The honors convocation
begins at 7 p.m. in the bowl at
the Laguna Beach Festival of
Ar1a grounda.
By GUNN ICO'M' Of' ... .,.., .... -.. - -
Incumbent Larry Aaran hu
decided to endorae lldward
Doman in the June 8 Irvine City
Council electlon, and an
outarowth of the move la a
procedural challenge from a
third candidate, John Nakaoka.
Herb plantln11 were
diltrtbuted to homel in partl of
Irvine over the weekend.
Accompanyin, the eJ~ta WU p:omiled to endor. Acran ln a
CU'l\paipl literature UldJll vot.n post card to be aent to city
to aupport both A1ran and relldenta, he aald.
Doman, who share almilar vlewl Nakaoka eald today he believea
on luue1 auch 11 open apace the two candidate., tn bandtna
pn!98rvation. out the herbs. may have vtolatea
Dornan aald the mutual the qty'1 ordtnance regulating endonemen~ were all'"d upon campal1n a pend ln1 ana
after an eveninl forum May 24. d.11cloisure.
At that time, A,rarl aar'f!ed to -Althou1h both candidate•
Include Dornan In hla herb received equal bU.llna, he said
distribution strategy and Doman only Agran '• moat recent
British artillery ln range
campalp expenae report ll1ta
coeta for the a'eeda and fertWJ.er.
He .. td Dornan ahould have
reported an in-kind contribution
from A4P°an· He ai.o claimed the
contribution may have been more
than the allowable f200.
Dornan uld today, thou1h,
that the decbU>n to ~ude blm
In the herb pl'Oll'am came two
day• aft.er the May 22 flllng
dMdJ!ne for the latest expen8e
reportl. Doman aid he will lilt
an ln·klnd .contribution from Aaren ln hla next report. The
donation ahouldn't be more than ,RO:Q._be ald. Aaren wu not available thta momtna for comment.
Nakaok a aubmi tted hia
complaint to City Attorney Roger
Grable, who said today he will
pua It on to the OraruZe County
Dlltrict Attorney's Ofl&ce for a
•
1
f ,
I J J ' I
dec hlon on whether t,o
lnV8t1Qaf.e, I
Grable aatd the Dlltrl<;t
Attorney'• Office alwaye la= to look Into auch alle1atto
becaUle of the Mnlitlve pest
of the City Attorney, wh°T
client la the City c.ouncu. ,
Grable Hid be ian't 1u re
whether lnveatl1aton for tlJe
d.latrict attorney will react to ttW
complaint before the election. :
Guns pounding Port Stanley
Flights
• auction
,studied ·
By FREDERICK SCBOEMEBL
O( .. Dmlf ........
For the 9eCODd time in two
year1, Orange County
supervisors are considering an
auction as a means <>£.distributing
the 41 jet departurea permitted
dally from John Wayne Airport.
Superviaon d.iacu8led pcmible
aucticning strategies in a cloeed
1e18ion 'l\aeeday -a day that
also brought a whirlwind of
airport actlvity on another front.
Late in the day, Orange
County Superior Court Judge
Bruce Sumner iuue.d bis
lq-.awaited final judgment in
Newport Beach's suc.nwfu1 lepl
cball~ to t1'e county'• plan lor
$10 0 milllon in airport
improvements.
Jn a two page ruling, Sumner
ordered the 41-flisht per day cap to remain in effect and la.id down
standards the county must follow
before embarking on new airport
projects. . .
Supervbon were acheduled to
meet in closed eenlon again
today for furl)ler talks with
airport officials and attorneys on
the auction proposal, and,
poaibly, Sumner's ruling.
Auctioniug of flight. to permit
new entrants acce9ll to the airp>rt
waa diacumed by county officiala
in llJBO after the Federal
Aviation Administration ruled
that the cou-l'rty bad
dtacriminated against some
carriers wanting to begin 8el'Vice
at John Wayne.
But the auctioning plan was
abandoned. lnttelld, Al.rCal and
(See FLIGHT, Yage A%)
Ma y or takes
no holiday
Election day or not, Irvine
Mayor David SI.Ila said the city·
council will meet for its regular
9ellion June 8.
· ''There's l)Othtng a politician
can do once the polls open except
run around and shake,'' he said
during an interview, "so old
Scrooge is goi ng to make
everbody work."
Silla, a three-term council
member, i1 challenging 69th
Di1trlct A111emblyman Nolan
Frizzelle in the Republlcan
primary.
NATION
., ...........
Major
battle
looms
By The Aaaoclated Pre11
British artillery hammered
Argentine pol\itions in the
Falkland Islands capital of
Stanley tod~y and Prime
Minister Margaret Thatcher
said there was nothing· more
she could do to avert a major
battle.
"I don't think there is
anything more I can do," Mrs.
Thatcher said in an interview
with Britain's Independent
Television News.
In a separate BBC
interview, she said the
decisive battle for Stanley
could not be avoided unless
Argentina und~rtook "to
withdraw within the next 10
to 14 days. then there would
be no need for a battle."
LAW OF THE GUN -Pawnshop operator Tony Green looks
over display of pistols in his window at Kennesaw, Ga.. where
on Tuesday, gun ownership became the law in the Atlanta
suburb. Heads of households must now own and maintain a
gun and ammunition. (Story Page All)
But she added: "I could
never see that he (Argentine
President Gen. Leopoldo
Galtieri) would withdraw .
That view tu.med out to be
right. I am not very optimistic
now but one never loses
hope."
At the United Nations,
where an Argentine military
delegation was dispatched in
an 11th-hour bid to find a
(See FALKLAND, Page A%)
Marat hon talk8
-County employees Tor9 pilot's
buzzing rap
draws p r obe
• Will wage
Following a marathon
bargaining seulon that began
Monday morning, Orange
County government reached a
tentative contract agreement
'l\lesday that will mean a 7 .8
percent rai1e for at>,ut 7 ,000
county employeea.
The one-year pact WU reached
with six barpintna unita of the
Orange County Employees
As8ociation following 22 houn of
neJ(otiationa, said. county
Personnel Direc tor Ruaaell
Patton.
~ unite covered by
the ~ con~ are the gene;aunlt, which coven
iDJacellaneoua county penonnel.
county clerical employees. court
clerka, 1Upervi8ory management
penonne1 and the operatina and
'
• increase
aervk:e maintenance unit,' Ifatton
said.
The ratification procea had An incident ln which an El
not yet been acheduled, but ta Toro Marine pllot buzzed sleepy
expected to take between a week Alpine for aa long as 15 rninute9
and 10 daye, he uid. Monday, will be investigated by
two organhatJona.
The 7.8 percent u.1ary hike A apokeaman at El Toro
followa a 5.3 percent ralae county identified the pUot as Capt. Dan
employeea were granted earlier C. Herman, 27, who la attached to
thia year under provialon.a of Marine Attack Squadron 211 at
their old contract. The average / the air station.
salary for county e:f,Joyees ta · ~ residents ln Alpine, a
$10 an hour. Patton . • small lftc>Untain vil1ace eut of El
Cajon, reported the Marine'•
Final details, includin.I what alleged aerial antics on Memorial
impact the aettlement will have Day.
on the county budaet, were to be Witneaes aa.id the pilot flew
announced late tocJay. bla A-4 Skyhawk jet "lower than
Orange C-ounty employe about the }\oU8eS," u he purportedly
10,000 employeet on a full-time "buzzed" hla sirlfriend'a hOUlle ln
bMia, tlCCCldlnc to Pattoo. an effort to uy hello.
COUNTY
Mt
Lonq Don
Two ~
isters
~~
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ASSAULT ON STANLEY -Latest reports indicate British
artillery today is pounding Argentine positions at the capital
of Stanley (twin arrows). British have already captured
Mount Kent (circle) and are assaulting Two Sisters Ridge
(small arrow).
Nakaoka elose
Wiener tops Irvine
race in donations
Barbara Wiener still leads the
six Irvine Oty c.ounctl candidates
In campaign donations, acardlng
to the latest statementl filed ln
the City Clerk's Office.
Mrs. Wiener said her campaign
committee raised $25,256 by the
May 22 deadline for the
diaclosu.re period. The committee,
mean while, had spent only
$18,3150, giving her a $7,000
surplus to use in the final weeks
of Ula race for two open oouncil
leats.
C1oee bellind Mn. Wiener is
.{ohn Nakaoka. whaee committee
aolicited $24, 734. He shows a
bigger surplus -$9,400.
Incumbent 4rry Acran was
next with $14,630. But Agran
alao boasted the most donora,
more than 450.
Edward Dornan reported oollect1na $2, 788 and Bill Pozzi
said he haid railed $857 in bla campaia:n. .
A alitb candidate, Marjorie
Keiser, bu not aollclted any
~~her c:ampailn.
Nakaoka, who ra1led $12,886
durin8 the March 3 to May 22
report1n1 per iod, received 34
®ntrlbutions of the city-allowed
maximum f250. Many of thoee
came from per1on1 or firms
INDEX
involved in the construction
industry. 1"•
Both Nakaoka and Wiener
redeived $250 donations from the
polltlcal action committee of the
Building Industry Aaoclation.
The pair al8o got $100 checks
from Mayo David Sills.
While rec.:t;ving just five $250
donations, Agran reported many
$100 gifts, many from
profeasiolllll people such aa
doctors, lawyers and university
Instructors.
Mrs. Wiener reported 11
donations of $250, includinc ooe
from the Koll Co. and one from
Fluor Corp.
.
Missing Agran
quote corrected
In a recent profile of Irvine
City Council candidate Larry
Agran, a key word waa
mistakenly omitted from a quote.
Agran, an Incumbent, uld: "rm auemna that perhape half
the people who voted four years
ago are •till here." The word
"half'' was left out by mil~.
The Daily Pilot apologlie. for
the error.
I ....
E hes Airwest (now 1'epublic
) to yield fli=ocadona~ ~ for Frontier AlrJlnee and ~Airlines.
•fJAlrCal and Repu~llc later
yielded more slots to make way
for Pacific Southwest Alrllna
AUC'tionb'ti of flights to the h~gheat monetary btdder ii wtJbOUt precedent int.be United
Moore aald In an lntervlew
carried b&;;:• Brlthh
~m~~buUdup
that pret1u.re," fie .aded.
The Brltllh troop• who'
capt\lred the hlah 1round
overtooklna Stanley on Tu..tay
were expeCwd to launch a final
auault unl•M th• AraentlnH
IW'Nndef.
Britilh war correapondent.1, ln
ceNOred dilpatchel, u1d eome
Roy-1 Marine commandol and
parat.roopera were within MYen
mllet of tile defenllve perimeter
ettabllshed by an esUmated 6,000
Argentine troop1 around thtt
capital.
The British Deferue Mlnlatry
had no comment, but said two
Harrier jeta, hit during attacks on
Argentine military lnatallations
In the Falklands, have been lost
''over the laat few days,"
States. And the airline Industry
ii against it, airport obeerven
say. An auction system l• being
considered in respome to a U.S.
Dl1trict Court dechlon
overturning the county'• moat
recent attempt to develop a
non-discriminatory plan to
regulate which airlines service
the airport
Pope ends Britain
• • v1s1t, asks unity
CARDIFF, Wal:J:"P) -gruel11ng days in nine cttfel -~ John Pa~ n a Jut the first papal visit in the h1l'toey
or Cbrlatian..UDl~ and an. of predod'llnantly Prote1tant
ellcal call to dLe young Britain. Approximately 10
of Walee ~y at Cbl end percent of the Welah population
historic Y'isit to Brttaln. ia &man Catholic.
1 'I have come to proclaim John Paul also had.a la1t ~rlat's Go1pel of peace and meetina with offfctala of the.
i nclllation," be told 37,000 Roman Catholfc Church, praying
erlng youths at * aoccer with them for unity of the
um In this ancient Welab Christian faiths.
taL "Thia fa aa lt lhouJd be," he ~ ~ "foF unity la God'• p.tat ~;:::::e. ~ landJ • • gift. All our othes' effona to do
6hrist," the pontiff ~. ~ hla wOl are in va1h if they are not
.,, .. the memory "' em Wit • rooted ln change of heart. ln
i.ta, may it .be reconW that I, !:ilinealty." of life and In prayer for
John Paul n. came to art&alb to ..a you to Christ, to llPMe ~ to &arlier in the day John Paul
l"Y·" · p-eeted 100,000 wonhfpen in
Of1L_ _ the ancient Welab Jancue. md ~~'t ~ rally at Ninian Park waa made a new plea for peece "in ~ 1ut event before the pope*• ~ place wen wbeie human
return to Rome a~ter 1lx ia shed."
CARRIER HIT? -A Buenos Aires magazine
published this cover photo (left) and inside
picture of the British carrier Invincible,
~ ...........
apparently smoking after what the magazine
said was a missile hit in the Falklanda fighting.
Judge orders
restraint to
Crean letter
Wealthy Orange County
businessman Johnnie R. Crean
has been ordered to stop mailing
literature implying he Is the
Republican Pany choice for the
43rd Congreulonal District
nomination.
The temporary restraining
• orck;r was issued by S,.O Diego
RELATED STORY-Bl
County Superior Court Judge
Ross G . Tharp after one of
Crean's 17 rival candidates
complained about a letter under
the heading "Local Republlcan
Support Committee."
Registered Republicans in 50
communities in Orange and San
Diego oountim ~ved the letter
liating Crean supporters. Some of
those listed disavowed any
support.
In a telephone interview after
Tuesday'• ruling Crean said·
those names were included
because of a computer error. He
aaid be real1z.ea now the letters
were a violation but "we have no
liability on me pel"llOnally."
Crean said "the liability is on"
his public relations advisers and
the printer of the campaign
material. Ria campaign advWerl
include the Irvine political
~on1ulting f ir m of
Butcher-Forde.
Extended ·toreeait
• exercise
program slated
Aquathenlcs, water
exercise, ia to be
demonstrated at noon
Tue.day in the Heritage Park
Aquatics Complex, 4601
Walnut Ave., Irvine.
Carole Lona, who
1uperviaea fhe s:ity'1
aquathenlcl program. said the
e.xerd8es are especially good
• An eight-week sW:nmer
pro1ram for Irvine
Younewten 6 through 11 ia
planned at Adventure
Playground, University
Community Park, by the
~ity'1 Community Serviet;,1
Depertment.
A $62 fee will be charged
for the five-day-a-week
•An anti-rabia wcdnation
cl1n1c ia planned from 7 to 8:30
p .m . June 9 in Irvtne City
Hall parkln1 lot, 17200
Jamboree Blvd., Irvtne.
Vaccin.atlom at the clinic,
offered by the county Human
Services Agency, are $3 per q .
for pregnant women.
Aquathenica are designed
to flrm and strengthen
mu1cle1 and promote an
efficlent heart. 'she said.
The city 11 offerin&
equatbenlca cluae9 from June
21 through July 23 and from
July ~ through Aug. 27.
RePUation infonnatlon ia
available bycal.lina 754-3813.
program which ia to operate
10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Gre1 Waraer, a community
eervices leader in charge of
the program, said projects
wlll lnclude waterllide play,
garden work and an outdoor
cooking and an overniaht
event at tbe end of summer.
To repter, call 754-3639. . • .
All dogs four months and
older are required by 1tate,
county ai:id clty lawa to be vaCctnated apfnst rabtea.
Llcenaea alto will be
available at the cllnic.
Additional information ls
av-allable at the Oranae
Count~ Animal Shelter,'
634-728 ·•
Reagan pushes unity
on European trip
WASHINGTON (AP) -
President Reagan let off toct.y
on hia fint FAaopean trle::L = office, declaring If
to repreeent the United
and .pnimhdng to try to
bollter the unity of the major
lnduatrial democrades.
Jl'mbU'ldna 00 a l().day tour,
Ree&an "*" a farewell lpeeCii to 200 top-level aovernment
otticlala, lncl~ members of.
the Cabinet, the Joint Chief.a of
Staff and members of Conarem
who gathered in the White
Howe Eut Room.
''I can only tell you that I lhall
be man proud than rve ever
been of anythlna to be there
repa &EJ1unc· the United Stau.,
with an opportunity once ~
to ex}4".. to all of the world
what It la we think we re!>fe9elll,
what lt la we want for all the
people of the world," he told hfa
cheerlng audience. ·
Reaaan then flew by
bcllmp11cr to Apdmn A1r Fonie
Baae, Md., and departe<ti at mldmomJna on a flilbt that will
reach Paris 1hortly before midniaht in the French capital
The trip includea vfsltl to four
countries and two 1ummit
meetlng1 -::,,,~nomlc oonferencie in V outade
Paris and a NATO .
''There'• been nearly a decade
of troubling even ta and
uncertal.n~ among the alllel and
ourselves, ' the president aafd,
"but today there fa a .rarowth of unity and purpoee, anCl I hope
that this trlp wtllt'."contribute to
that and increue lt."
Reagan said the United Stats
and ltl a11Jea had "weathered
threats of aare-ion and internal
di1a1reement1, but we-'ve
maintained a aenee of unity and a
commitment· to freedom and
we're ltill beini t.mted. pomlbl)'
more now than ever before.
.. It's important for that reuon
to meet and renew-our bond,"
Beepn~
JVapalm
claims·
:bannered
LONDON (AP) -With
outnpd )wdlh-, llOl'Qe BrtUiib
new1papera bannered clahm
today that Arpndna ltoek~
napalm -an inc•e chemJcal whJch buma
fleah -on th• h1k1and
Argentina called the claim•
"tc>tally falll."
Other Britilh papen l8ld that
SriUah troopi have allo uaed a
controvenial WMpon -delayed
reaction cluster bombt -In
attack1 .a11ln1t Ar1entlne
polidooa.
Calling for another Geneva
conference to outlaw "horrific"
weapona, London'• Standard
newspaper declared:
"The Americana dropped
thousands of tonl of napalm over
Vietnam. British troops in the
Falklands are ualng clu1ter
bombs and white phosphorus
bombe.
"Not unleaa the entire world
agrees to outlaw and destroy all
auch horrific weapon1 will then!'
be any hope o( eatabli1hlng
ground rules."
A senibr government aource
said that the reported diaoovery
by British troops of 9,000 gallonl
of napalm at the recaptured
Goose Green •ettlement wu
likely to harden Britilh public
opinion.
Defense Miniltry 1pokesman
Ian McDonald 11id "a
considerable amount'.' of napalm
was found at Gooee Green. He
coUld not confirm reports that
Argentine warplanes dropped two napalm bombs, which
missed, on advancing
paratroopers who recaptured the
settlement Friday.
"We have no reports of it being
used ... Current evidence
suggests the tanks and bombs
may have been designed for uae
with napalm, but it's a long way
from Indications to proof,'~ said
McDonald.
British correspondents on the
Falklands reported Tuesday
night aeeing the napalm stored in
89 tanks., fuaed and reedy for uae
by Argentine Pucara
ground-attack a1rcraft, oomelete
with instruction manuals in
Spanish.
Michael Nicholson ,
correspondent lor Britain'•
Independent Televbion News.
quoting unidentified British
com.ma.nden, said two napalm
bombs were dropped on
advandn& paratrooper-..
Deputy, wife
spat probed
by sheriff
BecaU8e sbotl Wett allepdly
fired during a dome8tic disput.e
between an Orange County
Sheriff's Department deputy and
bis wif~. th~ department t.-
conducting an internal penonne1
investigation into the matter, a
department spokearpan 'reported
today.
Lt. Wyatt Hart aaid
department investf&Mon would
look into the circumatancea ~ a quarrel between Sgt. Dave Miller, of the
department'• south county
8\lbstation.-'and bia wife. ~
to determine whether any
department Nies were vioiat.ed.
nie couple were arguing at
their buainela, Linda'• Donuta,
23976 Aliso Creek Road, in
Laguna Niguel about 10 a.m.
Tuesday when Mra. Miller
allecedly fired fiw lhota from a
family-owned revolver into a
display cue, Hart aaJd. No one
Wal injured in the lnddent.
Following the lnddent. Miller,
in accordanoe with department
regulatlon1, reported it to
1upervllorae,.trlg&ering the
investiptlon, Hart ~
He added that no charpe have
been filed aplnat Miller or b1a
wife.
IJ Jl'l\EDEIUCK SCBOEMERL or .. .,.., fliiii ,..,.
J'or the MCOnd Ume tn two Y••t1 , Oranae County
aupervilon are conaiduin1 an auction u a means ot diltributing
the 41 jet departuree pennltte<I
daily from John Wayne Airport.
Supervllora di.cu.ed pcmible
auctionina atratqlee tn a clmed
eellion 'ti&aciav -a day that
alao brought ·, w}\irlwind of
airport actlvlty on another front.
Late in the day , Oran1e
County Superior Court Jud,e
Bruce Sumne r iuued h a
lq-awalted final• Judlment tn
Newport ae.ch'a auOcemu1 lelal challenp to the county'• plan for
$100 pnilli on in airport
improvementa.
In a two pap rullna. Sumner
ordered the 41-flUrht per day cap
to remain ln effecf and lald down
standard.a the county muat follow
before embark.Ing on new airport projects.
SupervUlon were echeduled to
meet ln cloaed IH1lon a1aln
today for further talka wlth
airport Officiall and attorney9 on
the auction propoaal, and,
p<m1bly, Sumner'a rullna.
British ai-tillery in .range
AUCSk>nl\&I of flllbta to permit &label AJ.rweat (now RepubUc new entrantl acce. to the a1tport Airllnee) qreed to yield porUona
wu ~ by county offldaJa of their' fllant allocatlorw to make in 1980 after the J'ederal room for l'rontl• Airlinel ahd
Avlatlon Admin.iatratlon ruled W-_tem Alrllnee.
t<h at t he count Y h • d AlrCal and Republic later
dlacrlmlnated aaalnat aome yielded more 'alota to make way
carrlerl wantl.nl to belin eervice for Pactfic Southweat Airlines.
at John Wayne. AUC'tkJnl.na of fligbtl to the
But the aY~ Dian wu hl1heat monetary bidder la a~: &1 .. .-a. AfrCa1 and ( ~lthout precedent tn the United
..
States. And the airline lndu.try
1a asatnat It. airport ot.ttven aay.
An auction 1y1tem ls belna
considered Ip respon1e to a U.S.
Diatrl ct Court d ecision
overturning the county'• mollt
recent attempt to develop 1
non -diacTl m in at ory plan to
regulate which airlines aervice
the airport.
Guns poun.ding Port Sta-n -ley
WILL RUGGEDNESS REMAIN? -Gilbert
Collina (left) and .Kevin Nellon overlook bluff
at end of Pacific Avenue in Coeta Meea that
I D9lr,... ,._...., lllOMfolll K....._
will be part of the future Fairview Relional
Park. They object to county crews bulldozing
the area for fire protection.
Wayne Tennis
Club sale
deal fizzles
~ John Wayne Tennis Club
in Newport Beach, which was to
have been eold to a real estate
tnvestment firm. was back on the
market today.
_ The eight.-year-old tennis club
was to have been IOld to Newport
Beach-hued Dominion F.quities
Cdrp. for $2.S mlllion. The
escrow deadline, which had
twice been extended, expired
Monday. Ken Willig, preGdeot ·and a
founder along with the late actor
of the 280-member club, said he
ia IUr'l>rilled. disappointed and a
bit Jrrltas.ed at •tum of.events.. "We didn't think there was AD¥ __ doubt about th.la sale," laid
Wllllg. "We were assured it was a
sure thing."
Willig aaid he had dropped his
asking price on the club pa.rtially
because of the reputation of
Burton Smith and James Kelly, ownen of Dominion and both
state office holden when Ronald
Reagan waa governor.
. When the aale was announcd
Jut )Uluary, Willig had said the
pendlna aaJe WU one that "the I>uke wdhld have been proud
of."
"I'm afraid we've now
prejudiced ourselves," 1aid
(See WAYNE, Page A%)
NATION
Mesa hideaway:
haven or hazard?
By JODI CADENHEAD or111eo.-,,.. .....
One man'• "little den of
1niquity" is another man's haven
from the hurries of city life, or ao
it aeems as the battle over a aUce
of blufOand overlooking Costa
Mesa heats up.
At lasue ii a swath of land
below the bluffs behind J'.stand.a
High School that county crews
began bulldozina last week after
fire offidala claimed it waa a
ha7.ard and police complained it
was a refuge for youngsters
engaged in crime and sexual
activity.
Kevin Nellon, 28, of Costa
Mesa, who frequen~ the tranquil
spot destined to be the future
Fairview Regional Park. began
complaining to authorities about
the removal of the vegetation.
"My heart ii here," said
Nebon, lOoJc:ina down below at
the sandy . gully that was once
filled with bruah. "It's been here
longer than we have and it
deeerves to stay.'~
Not ao, say Costa Mm fire
officials who have been called to
filbt ru.unerou. til'el ab'8 the
rugaed blufftopa covered by
deme, dry underbrush.
"Wlthocn ,the breakers we
wouldn't be able to get to lt," aaid •
Administrative Battalion Chief
Jim Richey. "It's a headrhe for
ua because it ties up our
equipment. "More people need to
know how dangerous it ta out there . ..-
Kurt Brittain, manager for the
county Environmental
Management Agency facilities
operation, aaid the county
stopped the clearing operations a
few days aao in order' to verify a
police ~'!P~t on the property.
The bulldozing operations are
expected to resume tn a couple of
da)h~ continue along the bluff
to ton Avenue.
"I don•t undel"lltand why they
don't want us to get rid o1 a fire
· hazard," said Brittain ... We're
cutting down weeds. We're not
cuttlngdown oak trees and
sycamores.
c.o.ta Mesa poUce Sgt. Max
Wilson, who atked county
of:tlclala to clear the area, said he
has found many forts burrowed
in the vegetation that are atocked
with stolen P,roperty, dirty
maoz.inel. liquhr and clothea.
"lt'• little dens of iniquity,"
aald Willon. "I felt they were a
hazard to our community. I
wanted lt burned"
Gilbert Collins, a bioloay
(See BLUFF, Pqe At)
COUNTY
Major
hat.tie
looms
By The A11ocfated Press
British artillery hammered
Arge ntine positions in the
Falkland Islands capital of
Stanley toda y and Prime
Minister Margaret Thatcher
said there was nothing more
she could do to avert a major
battle.
''I don't think there is
anything more I can do," Mrs.
Thatcher said Jn an interview
with Britain's Independent
Television News.
In a separate BBC
interview, she said the
decisive battle for Stanley
could not be avoided unless
Argentina undertook "to
withdraw within the next 10
to 14 daya, then there would
be no need for a battle."
But she added: "I could
never see that he (Argentine
President Gen. ~eopoldo
Galtieri) would withdraw.
That view turned out to be
right. I am not very optimistic
now but on e ne ver loses
hope."
At the United Nations,
where an Argentine military
delegation was dispatched in
an 11th-hour bid' to find a
peaceful solution, Ambassador
Noel Dorr of Ireland said
S ecr etary-G e neral Javier
Perez de Cuelldr told the
Security Council he had ftilled'
to make progress toward a
cease-fire.
Dorr. said the
secretary-general told a
(See FALKLAND, Pa1e A%)
Ballet show '
at Mesa High
An evening of cla"'cal ballet
wlll be offered Thursday by
Vauar College'• dance
department at Costa Mesa High
School.
The combination lecture and
perform,ance in the 1chool'1
lyceum at 265() Fairview Road,
will lnclude ''Tbe Grand Pu De
Dewc" and eelecUona from ''The
Sleeping Beauty."
Tickets for1tbe 7:30 p .m .
performapoe are $3.50 for adulta
and $2.50 for studenia. For
reeervatlona call ~2-8792.
Good humor laclcins Pilot endorses'Riley
Ice cream ~ are suppmed to be an American
tradition. but a city ln Wen Vtqpnia ca1lt them a
men9C8 to chlldreD and ii CODliderlnc a reatdctiw
ordfna~. P-ae A7.
Branill-Pan Am tie sought
The Dally Pilot •ya 5th Dlmtct Supervlllor
Thom8I Riley lhOUJd be re-elected to the Oranae
County Board of Supervilor1. Judlclal
recammendat:lonl allO are lilted p_,. AlO.
.
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ASSAULT ON STANLEY -Latest reports indicate British
arUllery today is pounding Argentine positions at the capital
of St&nley (twin arrows). British have already captured
Mount Kent (circle) and are assaulting Two Sisters Ridge
(small arrow),
Development projeet
-Banni~g's . outlook
fOricernS NB mayor .. . \
By STEVE MARBLE
Of tM D.a, Nee 1W1
Newport Be.ach Mayor Jackie
Heather expresaed concern today
that landowner William Banning
hasn'~ indicated wtfether he's
w i 11 in g to fight fo r his
refere ndum· threate ned
development.
"He's certainly not u enthused
about th.la project as he once
was," the mayor aald, adding that
she would be disappointed if
Banning backs away from the
fight.
The 75-acre development,
~p~ last year by the City
Council, ii in limbo because of a
successful referendum signature
drive.
The ooundl must decide by
June 28 whether to abandon the
West Newport building plan or
put it to a citywide vote, likely
next November.
While a majority of the council
has signaled it favors an election,
there ia agreement that, without'
Banning's ble91ing, 1uch a move
would be worthless.
Banning aald he's ambivalent
about the multi-million-dollar
project. He said ~uae the City
Council altered hil development
plan, be now considers it "the
council'• plan. ..
"We just don't know what we
INDEX
want to do," he admitted, adding
that h is firm is still mulling over
whether the development makes
economic sense.
The plan includes building
homes, o ffice buildings a nd
industrial uses west of Superior
Avenue.
"I 1en1e the mood of th e
council is to take this to~ vote of
the people," said Mn. Heather,
"and I Just hope somebody fights
for it. The coundl can't go out
and fight for it."
Councilman John Cox sat:! he
appreciates Bannlng's dilenuna.
''The council downacoped his
project quite a bit and he's
ques~oning whether it'• do-able,"
said Cox. "And then to have a
(See BANNING, Page A%)
Burning bagels
blamed for blaze
Burning bagels are being
blamed for a fire that cau.ed
$300 in damage Tuesday
afternoon to a shop in Costa
Mesa.
Fire offlciala said that the 12:17
p.m. fire at Bagels Et.c., 270 E. •
17th St., was started when bqe1a
tum1n1 on a rotatina rack cauaht
fire under the oven.
OIN
,_..__on'tif r
• bids for
• UDllf:
CARDll'!i Wal:J:P) -Pope John nut D a latt '
ply for Quiatlan u.nlty arid an
na•llcal call to th• youaa
ple of Walea today at tM end
la hiltorto vlait to Britain.
The pope then headed for
after the srueltna dayt ln
BriU.h dtl• -the flrtt al vlatt ln the htttory of
edominantly Protntant
ta.in. The Brttlah Caledonlan
707' bearlna th• papal
..,-"9'-" .. and the Brttilh Union
1'c , leH Cardiff'• Rhooae
·~~rt at 7:32 p.m. (11:32 a.m.
).
• jn his final appearance earlier ~e day, the pope told 37,000
eering youths at a aoccer
<iium in this ancient Welah
ital, "I haYe come• to proclaim
rist's Gospel of peace and
reconciliation.
'>n1.1 have come to this land aa a ?ffb~ pastor, a eervant of Jesus ~·· the pontiff said .•• ,.. Ion« ~the memory of this visit luta, ~Y it be recorded that I, John
'aul II, came to Britain to call
u to Christ, to invite you to y» .
;Jo.hn Paul also had a laat ~ting with officials of the
Catholic Church, praYina
• hh them for unity of the
. Christian faiths. ,.,Th.la la 81 lt should be,'' be
'"l!taid, "for unity la God'• p-eetelt
gift. AD our other eff01111 to do hil wW are in vain if they _, not
robted in change of hMrt. in
holinela of lile and in pn'JW for
unity."
F.arller in the day John Paul
greeted 100,000 wonhlpen 1n
the ancient Welah 1&ncuap 'and
made a new plea for pe9C8 1'tn
every place were where human
blood la abed ...
Coastline
t IU
~ief eyed
aneoaat Community College
trustees are expected to
. an Interim preafdent far
College today during a
meeting scheduled for
.30 p .m . in the district
quarters, 1370 Adanw Ave.,
Mesa. .
e top _post. at Coastline wW be ted July 1 by Bernard J.
kin. who is taking the aame
l_>~at lister campus Orange Coast
RWege In Costa Mesa. ·
-~t 0ranie Cout. Luakin will ~Dr. Tu>bert Moore, who ii ~I·
CURBSIDE CONSIDERATION -Ai; Michael
Williams, 3, and her daughter Kelly, 3, listen,
Karol Hogue tells Police Of fleer Thomas
Twellman about fire that caused $25,000
damage to her home. Cause of the l:>edrqom
DMtr "9t ....... 'r ~ K......,
blaze Tuesday at 909 Helena Circle ls under
investigation. Below, Battalion Chief Blll
Raymer removes cinder from ey~ of firefighter
Russ Parker.
F3ir days ahead
Tht Fortc11t For 8p.m. EDT RalnmD Snow[S)
Thursday June 3 c..__.,,.,.. Flurries •HI T lures -............. •111111111
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11 12 n
59 61 84 .,. n 97 59
M 16 .23 1& 81
73 ea n .30
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CANADA
Extended
foreCast
Restaurant
heist loss
at $6,695
~
. Owners of the Five Crowns
Restaurant In Corona del Mar
have calculated they 100 $6,695
in cash and checb to two masked
gunmen who held up the
restaurant before bualness hours
Tueaday.
The crooka, owners reported.
alao eecaped with four tickets to
. the Laguna Beach Pageant of the
Masten.
Police said the bandits appem-
to be the ume men who have
held up 10 other Jptaurants in
Orange c.ounty and Loac :ee.ch
In the J)9St daht moot.ha.. Police
l8id the Flve CroWDI WM the
third Newport Belch restaurant
hit by the bendl1a.
Laat month, o~ aaid, the
gunmen held up the Quiet
Woman in Corona del Mar and
Le Biarrltz, on Old Newport
Boulevard.
At the Five Crowns, the
bandits, followtng a pattern tel In
Long Beach lut November,
locked employees In a ""8.lk-ln
freezer, tied their hands with
tape and forced a bookeeper to
empty a aafe.
Nobody was hurt in the 8:30
a.m. robbery.
Three teens
captured in
Mesa chase
An 18-yeat-old Colorado man
and two Santa Ana juveniles
remain in custody today
following a high-speed chase that
ended In their arrest by c.o.ta
Mesa police.
Jon Jobe, 18, and two
companiont agea 16 and 17, were'
arrested at 11:30 p.m. Sunday in
connection with the= theft of $5,000 worth of from
Sea Schwinn Bike Shop. 420 E.
17th St.
Police resJ>ODd,lna to an alann
at the bicycle ahop found the trio
speeding away. Following a
pOnuit into Newport Beach the
three were. arTeSted at Newport
Boulevard and 22nd Street in
Costa Mesa.
Jobe waa taken to Costa Mesa
-Oty Jail where be remains In
lieu of $10,000 bail. The two
~ were taken to Juvenile
Toro pilot's
buzzing rap
draws probe
An lnddent in which an El
Toro Marine pilot buized sleepy
Alpine foe u Jena • H minute.
Monday. wU1 be lnveltlpted by
two~dQN. A a~keaman at El Tbro
identltied the pllot .. ~pl Du\
C. Herman. 27, who la attached to
Marine Attack Squadron 211 at
th• air atatlon. ArcrY relklen• ln AlDlne. a
Small mountain vUltp eMt of El
Cajon, reported the Marine'• ~ WLa1 anticl on Memorial
Dey.
Wla-.-aMd the JJl)ot flew
hat A"'4 ~hawk~ "mw.t tban the hliiuiiiliL.. .. he iiurDortedly ·~7hiir p-lfrWMill~ In
ah effart to -bello.
cloHd-door meetlna of the
10-natlon body that daplte
the pp Jn poeitiON teparatlrla
Ar1entlna and Brltaln, he
remained available to
continue hil peace effoMI •
Brit.atn'• land canmandel' in
the louth Atl.U\de Writ«y, Maj.
Oen. Jeremy Moore, Mid Brttiah around t.roopa ~ beaun aheWna A.raen.Une ~UON a.round \he
heavily defended capital. ~
"We have iot very cloee ln and
we are bealnnina to apply
pre11ure to the main enemr.
po1itlona throt1&hout Stanley,'
Moore aald in an interview
carried by the Brltiah
Broadc:alUng Co~.
"Clearly rm going to build µp
that .PrellW'e," he added. \
The Brltllh troop• who
captured the hiah around
o\lerlooklng Stanley on Tueeday
were e~ to launch a final
a11ault unlea1 the Argentine•
\ surrender.
\ British war correspondents, in
censored dlapatches. aaid llOl'De
Royal Marine commandoe and
paratroopers were within seven
milea of the defensive perimeter
established by an estimated 6,000
• • •
Ar11ntln1 uoopa around the
capltal.
The BrtU..h Dtft"'9 Mtn.ltcry
had no C0'1\1Mnt, but aald two
Harrier jttl, hlt durtn.a att.ckl on
Araent.lne military lnltallatlonl
ln tht Falklande, hav. -.. Jost "ov.r u.. 1Mt f.w da19 ...
The rn.ln1atry aa1d the p(lota of
both ditched Manieri·~ and
WOn9 J-..:ued by the BriUah, 'rt.
rn1ntstry al8o tald an undltclaaed
number of Harrlert had flown to
the war zone to n9lnforce the 30
,ti> 40 Brtttah jet flahtert there. Sourcea in LondOn aal.d earu,r
the Brtt!ah troope outalde Stanley
might delay their advance for
two or three daya, until troope movin& up from the ws end ..
IOUthweat bring the ... uit fOC"Oe
to 10me 4,000 men.
"Stanley la cut off. Time la on
our aide. The ArgenUnea have
nowhere to go, and ~ know
it," said one 10urce ln London.
Argentina'• rullng junta
dispatched a military delegation
to U.N. headquarters in New
York 10 try to make peace.
But Foreign Minllter Nicanor
Costa Mendez aa.ld they "aren't
carrymg any new proposals."
BLUFF SQUABBLE ...
I
teacher at F.atanda High School.
loves to run along-the trail below
the bluff and Uaten to the wind
whittling through the nearby
towering bamboo planta.
He uaea the bluff area to
conduct field study clamea.
'To meet people this is just a
batch ot weeda and a lilly path,"
laid Collin& "It's a real plum for
a biolOI)' teaches: t.o have."
The acres of deme vegetation
are home to marsh hawks
rodents, weaseu, ground
aquirrela, cottontail rabbits and
countless I.meets, he aaid.
Without the gully of
vegetation their nwnben would
dwindle, he said. ·
Collln1 contends that an
exilting trail beloW the bluffs
and another on top are auffident
fire breakers.
Fire and county otticiall have
laid that the 20 foot-wide path
being forged ls needed to help
atop flames from apreadins.
WAYNE CLUB. • •
Wllllg. ''We can~ very well up
our uking price now. We're
stuck.''
'nlfJ new = price. thouch. baa been bum up alichtly to
$2.8 m!Ukn
Smith and Kelly couldn't be
reached for comment. Kelly no
lorlger la with Dominion.
Willig said both men had t.old
hlm they would flnrt attempt to
tell limited ~ in the club to members if that
failed, wou1d go public with the
offer.
More than 90 pen:ent of the
club'• stock ii held by Willig and
a partner, W.T. Pucoe. Most of
the remaining ah.ares are held by
members of Wayne's family.
BANNING PROJECT ...
referendum slapped on you,
that's bound to be pretty
depressing."
Cox said he hopes Banning
agrees to fight for the project.
Cox said he would not wish to
see a repeat of the Irvine·
Company's Newport Center
expansion project, which also
w a 1 u n d e r t._h.r e a t o f a
referendum. ,
The Irvine Company, citing its
"negative" image in Newport,•
asked the council ~ drop the
project.
"Dropping the Newport Center
plan was a great loss to the city.
The same wouJd be true with
Banning's plan.'. said Cox. "I just
believe it'a bad for the council to
walk away from good plans."
•
Newport honors
patrons of arts
Five Newport Beach
residents who have made
contributions to the arts will
be bonoi-ed by the Newport
Beach City Arts Commission
during afternoon ceremonies
Sunday.
The five to be honored at
Big CanY-on Park are Doro .. ,
Berry, Peaay McMaai1al.
Bai Padley, E1alDe Redfield
and Floreace Scllamacber.
The two-hour celebration
befidna at 1 p.m.
fdra. Berry la a put
preaident of the Orange
County Arts Aaoclation, a
former Newport City Arts
Commlaioner-and cwrently
la director of the Milla Houae
Arts Complex ln Garden
Grove.
Mn. McManfgal 1-a former
~~ arts a:mmt..ioner, former
director of the Sherman
Gardens Art Gallery and has
won more than 20 awards for
herown work.
Pashley la a past president
of the Society of Western
Artists. president of Coastline
College Artists Association
and an artist.
Mrs . Red field is the
founding member of the
Orange c.ounty Philharmonic
Society, former president of
the friends of the UCI Li-
brary and a member of th'
Sou th Coaat Repertory
Theater board of trustees.
Mrs. Schumacher ls a
former member of the
KOCE-TV Foundation
Advisory Council, former
member of the Metropolitan
Opera National Council and
~es on the Orange County
Boy Scouts board.
donation provide• for
refrillhments and a dWM:e at
~pri-.
The acholarahlpa are
awarded to real eatate
· ltUdenta who, the women'•
council 1u11,e1tt, have
''dM:tdMI ... llaUb ..... -at hard tlmll." For lnformaUoa.
~1'111aor 8'7&-1111.
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I
Br PR!DERIClt SCHOEMEHL or .. _.,,.......,
For the teoonH time ln two
yeu•. Oranae County
1upervilora are con1ldertn1 an
auction • a meana of cilat.rtbuttna the 41 jet deperturft permitted
dally from John Wayne Airport.
Supervfaon dilculled p<mible
auctlon.ina 1trategiN ln a cloeed
-1on Tus:iav -a day that
al10 brought ·, whirlwind of
airport acUvtty on another front.
Late ln the day, Oran1•
County Supertor Court Judie
Bruce Sumner iuued hll
long-awaited flnal juct,ment in
Newport Beach'• IUCCellful lepl clullJ.enae to the 00\U'\tY'• plan lor
$100 million In alrport
improvements.
In a two page ruling, Sumner
ordend tht 41-fllJZht. per da.v cap
to ~ in effecf and lald clown
•tandardt the county muet follow
before embarkil\I on new airpQrt
projecta.
S'upervt.on w~ ectleduled to
meet tn cloaed ae11lon a1atn
today for further talk• with
airport offkiala .M attome)'I on
the auction prqpoaal, and,
polllbly, Sumner'• Nllng.
British artillery in range
AucUoniUI of fll8hta to petm.lt new entranta ~ to the a.lrport w• d1lculled by oounty offidall
ln 1980 af tet the J'ederal
Aviation AdminlltratJon ruled t~at the county had
dl1crlminated a1aln1t 1ome
carrien wanttna to beatn lel'Vice
at John Wayne.
But the aucUonJ.nc plan WU
abandoned. lnlt.Nd, MrCal and
HUlhea Alrwett (now RepublJc Airllnea~ to yield portions of their t allocationl to make
room f « tier Airlinel and
We91em Airlinea.
AlrCal and Republic later
yielded more a1ota to make way
for Pacific Southwest Altllnee. AucUonJ.nc of fliahta to the
hisheat monetary bidder la
without precedent in the United
States. And the airline industry
II ~t ft, airport oblerven say.
An auction 1y1tem i1 beins
conaidered in reaponM to a U.S.
Diatrict Court decialon
overturnins the county's moet
recent attempt to develop a
non-dl1crlminatory plan to
regulate which aJrlinea aervtce
the airPort.
Guns , pouriding P.ort Stanley
looms
By Tbe Associated Pre11
British artillery hammered
Argentine positions in the
Falkland Islands capital of
Stanley todilY and Prime
Minister Margaret Thatcher
said there was nothing more '
she could do to avert a major
battle.
"I don't think there is
anything more I can do," Mrs.
Thatcher said in an interview
with Britain's Independent
Television News.
WILL RUGGEDNESS REMAIN? -Gilbert
Collins (left) and Kevin Nelson overlook blul.f
at end of Pacific Avenue in Costa Mesa that
DllfJ Plot PMte ~ MIMrd K....._
will be part of the futunt Fairview Regional
Park. They object to county crews bulldozing
the .area for fire protection. -
In a separate BBC
interview, she said the
decisive battle for Stanley
could not be avoided unless
Argentina undertook '.'to
withdraw within the next 10
to 14 days, then there would
be no.need for a battle."
Wayn e T ennis
Club sale
d eal fizzles
Mesa hideaway:-
haven or hazard?
But she added: "I could
never see that ·he (Argentine
Prestdent Gen. Leopoldo
Galtierl) would withdraw.
That view turned out to be
rigM. I am not very optimistic
now but one never loses
hope."
..'!'he Jnbn Wayne Tennis Club
in Newport Beach, which was to
have· been aold to a real estate
.{nvestment firm, was back on the
market today.
The eight-year-old tennis club
was to have been aold to Newport
Beach-baaed DomlnJ,on F.quitles
Corp. for $2.5 million. The
j?scrow deadline, which had
t wice been extended, expired
Monday. •• Ken Willtg, ~t and a
loUnder along with the late actor
of the 280-member club, said he
ja surpriled, disappointed and a
bit irritated at the tum of eventa.
... · "We didn't tJilnk there wu
any doubt abou't thia sale," said Wfllig. "We w~re a.ured it was a
iure thing." -. Wi.D.lg aaid he had dropped his ..aD.na price on the club parUally
becauae of the reputation of
Burton Smith and James Kelly,
QWnel"I of Dominion and both
$ate office holden when Ronald
Beaa,an WU governor. ;; When the saJe WU announcd JMt January, Willig had &aid the
bending sale wu one that "the
Duke would have been proud Qf~' • "I'm afraid we've now
prejudiced ouraelvea," aaid
fSee WAYNE, Pase AZ)
NATION
"By JODI CADENHEAD °' ... Dmlr ......... One man's "little den of
tliniquity" is ~ther ~··haven
from the hurnes of city life, or IO
it seems-as lhe battle over a a1ice
of bluffland overlooking Co.ta
Mesa heats up.
At· issue is-8 swath of land
below the bluffs behind F.tancia
High School that county crewa
began bulldozi.ng last week after
fire officials claimed It waa a
hazard and police complained it
was a refuge_ for young1tera
engaged in crime and sexual
activity.
Kevin Nela0n, 28, of Cotta
Mesa, who frequenta the tranquil
spot destined to be the future
Fairview Regiooal Park, began
com= to authorities about the of the vegetation.
"My heart i1 here," 1aid
Net.m. looking down below at
the sandy gully that wu once
filled with brush. "It's been here
longer than we have and it
deserves to stay."
Not ao, say c.o.ta Mesa fire
offidala who have been called to
fight numerous tiret alone the
rugged blu fftopa covered by
denee, dry Wlderbruah.
"Without the breakers we
wouldn't be able to Rel to it," said ..
'
NEW YORK (AP) -United Pre. International
announced today l\ had been I01d by E. w. Scripps to
Media News Corp., which it deecribed u a new
company fomled·by a aroup of U.S. newspaper, cable
and television atadon owners.
Administrative Battalion Chief
Jim Richey. "It's a headache for
us because it tie1 'up our
equipment. "More people need to
know how dangeroua it ii out
there." •
Kurt Brit tain, manager for the
county Environmental
Management Agency facilities
operation, said t he county
stopped the cleartna operatiom a
few da)'l=in to verttY a police com t on the prolih1.y.
The operationa are
At the United Nations,
where an Argentine military
delegation was dispatched in
an l lth:.hour bid to find a
peaceful solution. Ambassador
Noel Dor.r of Ireland said
Secretary-General Javier
Perez de Cuellar told the
Security Council he had failed
to make progress toward a
cease-fire.
Dorr said the
secretary-general told a
(See FALKLAND, Page A!)
expected to resume ln a couple of daC continue along the bluff
to .. 1don~~wbythey Balle t show
don't want ua to get rid of a fire
bu.ant," wd Brittain. "We're. at Mesa High cutting down weedl. We're not
cuttin1down oak trees •nd -An evening of clu9kal ballet
sycamores. will be offered Thunday by
COl1a Mesa police Sgt, Max Vaaaar Colle1e•1 dance
Wll1on, who asked county department at Costa Mesa High
offidala to clear the area, l&id he School.
h.u found many forta bunowed . The combination lecture and
in the vegetation that a.re stocked performance in the school's
with stolen property, dirty lyceum at 2650 Fairview Road,
ma~z:tnea, liquor and clothes. wtlltnclude "The Grand Pu De
" t'1 little dens of iniquity," Deu.x" and .electiona from "'Ille
"1d Wu.on. "I felt they .YI~ a Sleeplns Beauty."
hazard to our community. I Tlcket1 for the 7:30 p.m .
wanted it burned." performapce are $3.50 for adulta
Gilbert Colllna, a biology a nd $2.50 for 1tudent1. For
(See BLUFF, P ase A!). retertratlom call 5~2-8792.
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ASSAULT ON STANLEY -Latest reports indicate British
artillery today is pounding Argentine positions at the capital
of Stmlley (twin arrows). British have already captured
Mount Ken t (circle) and are assaulting Two Sisters ,Ridge
(small arrow).
De¥elopment project
Ban_ning's outlook
concerns NB mayor
By STEVE MARBLE °' tM Deir Not ..... Newport Beach Mayor Jackie
Heather expressed concern today
that iandowner William Banning
hasn't indicated whether he's
willing to fight f o r his
referendum · threatened
development.
"He's certainly not as enthused
about this project as he ~
was," the mayor said, adding that
1he would be disappointed If
Banning backs away from the
fight.
The 75-acre development,
approved last year by the City
Council, is in limbo because of a
successful l'eterendum signature
drive.
The council must decide by
June 28 whether to abandon the
West Newport building plan or
put lt to a citywide vote, likely
next November. •
While a majority of the council
baa atgnaled it favon an election,
there ii agreement that, without
Banning's blessing, such a move
would be worthless. BanruDs aald be'a ambivalent
about the multi-million-dollar
project. He aa.ld beau.me the City
CoUJ'\qil altered hi.a development
plan, he now conaiden lt ••the
council'• plan."
"We juat don't know what we
INDEX
want to do," he admitted, adding
that his firm is still mulling over
whether the development makes
economic sense. •
The plan includes building
homes, office building~ and
industrial uses west of Superior
Avenue. .
"I sense the mood of the
council is to take this to a vote of
the people," said Mrs. Heather,
"and I just hope somebody fights
for it. The council can't go out
and fight for It."
Councilman John Cox said he
appreciates Banning's dilemma.
"The council doWl\9COped his
project quite a bit and he's
questioning whether it's do-able,"
said Cox. "And then to have a
(See BANNING, Page AZ)
Burning b agels
blamed fo r blaze
Burning bagels are b~
blamed for a fire tha.t ca
$300 in damaae Tuesday
afternoon to • shop in Costa
Mesa.
Flre offlciala said that the 12: 17
p.m. fire at Bapb Et.c., 270 E. •
17th St., wu atarted when bagel.a
turning on a rotating rack caught
fire under the oven.
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1Dow Jones Final
UP 1.91
CLOSING 118.U
Archive Corporation of Costa Mesa h.M been
awarded• tl million contract from P1exua Computers,
lnc., Santa cw..
Plexua will incorporate the 20 megabyte
Intelligent Sidewinder ~-Inch ttreamlng cartridge
tape drives into P/25 mintcomputen. 'Ibe Sidewinder
will back up 8-lnch Winchester disk drives with 22, 36
or 72 megabytes of formatted capacity.
Record home closing noted
The Irvine ComP.lny reported that lta residenUal
communities ln the csties of Irvine and Newport Beach
captured a record share of new-home clo.tnis ln
IOUtheast Orange County during the finrt quarter.
Donald E. Moe, director of markeU,,, for the
firm's community development diviaion: noted that
the 193 new-home closings repre9e0ted 31 percent of
all sales in the area 90uth of the 5anta Ana IJ.iver
lhcluding the S.ddleback Valley.
The closinp repte9ented an 18 percent increue
over the final quarter of 1981.
Real estate seminar due
Realtor Jim Wood will speak at a tta.l estate
symposium he'• titled, "Wfi,at'a Going On Out
There," June 10 at 7:30 p.m. at the Irvine Coast
Country Club, 1600 E. Coast Highway, Newport
Beach.
Wood la founder of Unique Homes, lnc.
For lnfonnaUon. call 675-6000.
Taylor Realtors list sales
Ron Taylor, president of R.C. Taylor Company
RWton. Irvine, announced that as April 30 his firm
had a sales and listing total for the priOf' 30 days ol $45
million.
These were reached through activities in
corporate headquarters and branch offices in Palm
Springs, Rancho Mirage and Newport Be.ch. .
Accounting fOr the highest sales fully were
residential aalel in r de9ert area and Orange County.
Wells Fargo officer featured
Corrine Y~. escrow administra~ officer foe
Wells 'Farao Bank's -=row 8UVlce9, will be the
speeker at the June 16 meeting of the Soulbem
California chapter 12 of Certified Com1Dettial
Investment Members.
'The meeting will be held at the Airporter Inn,
Irvine.
For infonnation, call (213) 943-3771.
Swedlow sets record sales
Swedlow Inc. oi Garden Grove achieved record
sales and net lndoroe for the flscal year ended March
28.
Net income l.ncreued 51 percent to $1,710.000. or
$1.38 per ab.art', from $1,131,000, or 91 cents. in the
prior year.
Swedlow Inc. is a manufacturer of proprietary
acrylic and ,.armor products for a variety of military
and commercial applicatlona.
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