HomeMy WebLinkAbout1982-06-09 - Orange Coast Pilot22,901.
28,110
14,2M
20,etl
Brown wlils big .
Pete . Wilson : . .. .
GV:P· chOice
.
Thomas Riley
re-elected
• supervisor
tht raoi ......... ~·40, •
....... tlWUIM •r .. ·..,,.
Wk ....... Ji fllJed .. ~
,.trGQ tlftb ~ ~' 6
1' •wDllll: \ftlllnc Rep. Robert
I "B-l M" DOmai.
1 Thit 48·~ WU... who
., ort1tnally eou1M to run for tpr.•nar, ....,. tbe wtmtal ray .... l•lr after poor
~ ID the polJI aDd a Jack ·~o« '"tp°rt from major GOP ,~ ....
J ~totbe~., tht Democratic race WN 1ep6d,
with Brown main\atnin& a
. ccmmand1Qa lead over staie sen. . :v11t,t)'. add·t.oncued ~ Gon , ·Vidal. .
DEUKMEJIAN VS. BRADLEY
Curb made hit ConoelllM 1peech. "Mike Curb 11 really a
• tentleman and hu demonstrated
'I an awful lot of claH ... "
, DeuJrmejlan told IUPJIOlteH.
\ Curb wu hurt late ln the
'campalp by revelatiom that be
w clrttkd 1-Y dwina the,
! Vietnam War, a cl•MlflcaUon the
~Selective Service deacri~ u
' .. phytically, mentally or morally.
"unfit" for military lel"Vice and
• that be failed to ~ to vote
'until 1974. The latter cfhdc.-are
came from the Deukmejian
• caD\)»iaP'L
Deukmejlan let the tlOne for
the montN a1-d by llCCUlina the mayor of lnldion Oil Cl'Udal .. Aa aovernor, I intend to
1 di lf Improve Californla11 bualneu lHUH inc u 1an1 we are, climate," Bradley tlOlld ce-q
unemployment ana ltl'Onl law IUppCftln at the Blltmcn 8*[ enforcement. -,.We're ninl to brln1 a _ ~ ~ c:rbDt probllm,
common-aenae admln11tratlon llradley, a former police
j
into Sacramento,•• 1ald Ueutim.nt, IAld. "-rt. ...... II
Deukmejlan, whoae cautlou•, wbo can t.t tab mt. ot the
cxnervative ltyle w• expected terror ta our ltYm. Tam ar.ca.y
to match the Jow-key Bndley for hM spent 21 ,.an on the-....,
Wlderltatemenl ... r-1 crime and flcbtlnt It." t
I ~!!~~u:~~<t!:~~.~. ~
CoMt Plaza Hotel. tera. ended thla Y9U' -the 2nd Bney. who will tum 70 next Dbtrtct'1 Harriett Wieder ot'
th, bM eerved Ma IUpervilor Hunttncton 9-:h md the fth
1974. He \Tiii iaPPOUit.cl to Dlatrlct'a Ralph Clark of ~ by thm-00\r. Ronald ANlwlm -f-*l DO ~ I gan in 1974, and waa OIJPQlltlon.
reappointed by Gov. Nmtmct G. -llowwwr, Mn. WW.-~
I Brown Jr. ln 11'16. ao., w a~-> r-t1" .a tht 80Utb I .W to a speda1 "'">-,_. tlrm eo.t Pim Hoclll. ~ wttb
1 in 1976. He wu aabiequently campatp 1ip.1 adornJnc the l elected to a four..yeu" term In walk
I 1978.
I -
Thi final tallJ WM J'rtDelle ll.MI, am. 15,461, wtth all we.
In fram tbe Ill~ Jn tbe
mwly ~ dtltrte\ wbWi
lncludH Irvine, Cotta MeN1 rountatia VB.!!2 and part 01 Hun~
l'rtaelle had emerfed from tbit .... eU'ly wtth 84 ..,,... to
8Wa' -in the .a.mt. b.ilo4a c.t. •
Frl11•1l• aoe1 up a1ain1t
Democrat J\obert Henion of
Costa U.. oq the Nowmber
ballot. Hamm ran uncm:ai.ted in
the Demc-aUc prtimry.
Tb• dl1trict hH ua.246 ~WWI ot wblcb 12,93t'
are ~blkanl and 86'"8 are
'DiM••~ta. .
. SW.' cencUdacy bad been an
unpopular cau.ee amona party ~many of whom 6en.v.a it ... Jn pocll' tMte for the Irvine
mayor to CbaDen8I an inc\lmbent
frelbman ~ from bll
OWD~t-ded 1'riDel1e ,.lly
wam't an lncUmbent lince the
~had won hJa-tm
the old '18rd cUltrtct.
That dJairict Wiii bMDJly the
1ame •• the Hth with the
mpdon of Irvine wbk:b w
added ln reapportionment in
~9tl1 ~ly District
• Republk!an primary nee WN a
· hotly contel1ed one with DMty
lnDuenMel Cllllt by both .....
Li. than two weeka .. sm.
obtained a tempnry ~
cxdel' in Onnae O>untJ 8upll'kr c.c.art pnvendne 1'rilleDe from eend1na out any more cwmpe'fy
literature that dlcln1t C::l
witb the 1tate electlon 1
tnath-b:Hndonini statuie.
Brdt Jn April; sm. toed a
compl•tnt wttli the Nr PoUdall PnCtic:9 c ,.,,,, ..... ebuena
that J'rlnelle had fallecl to
ltembe ONftP'1P-,;::: ..:;:,~~~~
the FPPC decided J'rtuelle'•
record• were in qrdttr and
declined ~o puhue the
~dcm further.
Lut Sunday, the oz
County BepuN"'-Party I
C.ommlttee nlled thal SW. hid
'violat.ecl "tbe .prit-of the code ot
etbka" ..... by party ,.,,.,,.....
in one of hi• Ute campal1n
brocbW'fll.
warmer
"' ........ . BA YDEN WINS -Democratic candidate Tom 1 Hayden
emerpa from Santa Monica poWna place with wife Jane
Fonda Tueeday. He won nomination In the 44th Amembly
'Dl8tzict
..
• ,~ ... Pnll
Brtu.b fCft9 Iba& ... llRID ~..:=.er:.:::=.-=
8rltllb tnta• wl two .....
craft ..... ct.mued. the a: MlnllCry .. LoMon 'aakt •
At 1-t tour 'oebw ~~
•• ~ .... ~-diie • flehtlne ru-tay and .... not ~~ to make It back to ,,..~--a-400 mllii tD the
--Bittllb ,,,,,.,,, .-s. . '!be a-tUlb .S the J$ wwe abot down m rUdl cm Brttllh
1hJp1 landtn1 aupplt•• and
equi~
Ar1entlna clah••• th ~ aenk a Brttllb tnjlite,
~three~lbkillO badly that two ...,.. at.ndoned
and the third put out of ICdion.
and Inflicted heavy '*"'1tlea amona troops ~ put llhaire ·
n-lay at Part l"l&rOy~ 0 -1outhwe1t of the l'alldand1 eac Brttilh Detawere reported the frtpte
-.-:------~-----,:~..;...o.------------------------~~and the 412-foot-Jonc
•hlp1 Sir Trl1tram and Sir
Galahad 1uff ered "1ome ctamace." but did not .., hOw extemlve tJUa WN. However, lt .s the only ~u. reponed
were five men injured abcmd the
Plymouth.
·Syrians on attack
in Mideast war
BJ Tile Auodated PreU
Syrian beUcopter sw-b!PI and
ground forcea went an the au.ck
today ... .,.uwt advandnC llneU
armor unl11 ln the hlch1lnda eMt
of Beirut and on two other
Lebanne fronts, the Syriam
aid. i.r.eu wvplanea repc1111dly bombed Syrian anti-aircraft
mlillJe lites.
N. California
voters---Iead .
Prop. 9 def eat
BJ T'IM A111da_. Pnu
Northem Callfonilanl have ~ wtth neer '"'-"'""t.J to defeat the mulU-bWlon-doDar
Peripheral Canal, a propoeec;I
43-pille waterway that would
bave been Uled to deUwr water
to the IOUthem pa.rt of the ate.
With 93 percent of vote oounted. Prapllltlm 9 tnOecl 82
to 38 pdOIDl •-.ride. Ovllt 91 eerc-t of the vote In l'farlbBn
Ca11fomJa went .,.at the cma1.
The project would have linked
the SaCnmentD Biver., ...wma
canJll that take water to
Southern Callfomia.
In other ballot meaturea,
California votefl demanded
banher treatment of crtm1nal
defendantl, more prf8ca to put
them In. and man tax CU1a for
them-lvaa.
Tbe IUrl' ln bitter ftcbttna threatened to turn Israel'•
cempjlip a1atmt· Paleatlnlan
aumtllM in IOU1hern Lebenoo mm an all~t war with Syria.
The llnlell military command
reported, meanwhile, that ltl
troopl captured the COMta1 town
of Dmn0ur, 10 milea IOUth of
Beirut.
The Syrian cnnmand aid i11
forcea lnfllcted heavy Iaraell
caaualU.. lrMdred out 23 i.r.eu
tanb and ~ down two pltnm
ln eewra1 dtaba
The l1raell1, who admowledced battlm with the ~vrt.uw but ave few~ aid they downed-a Syrian MIG and a.
he1Jcopter IUnahlp. Neither atdei
QQl.lflrmed 111 rePJl1ed kmM.
Syrian relnforcemente were
powinC into I~. lnfcca.d
IOW'Cel in l>amucua aid the
number of S~n troop1 ln
Lebanon bad more ~
doubled, 1D 85~., BepGl1I Oil
the numba' ot t...eu troop9 in
Lebenon ranee trom 20,000 to eo,ooo.
The s,nw aid they *'PPed
the nortbemmmt untia of llnlel'•
lnVNion force -·they tried-to cut
the Betntt..Dauwrw h1cbway in
the hllll 12 mllel eMt of tba
Lebmele capital.
Iaraell armored units were
alrllfted Into the --Tue.Say In
1 ll&htnina thru1t ah1:»ed at c:J011tna the lal'8leli vl8e an the
-Lebane1e capital and other
Paksttnlan ~
1~ ~ ballot ..._ Twenty-five mUH to the
IOUth, the Iaraelil launched a
-Propolltion e, • sweelXna tw~·pronaed puah northward pro-pro1ecutlon chance o1 toward eaatern Lebanon'•
criminal law1, len1thentn1 S~ Bebe Valley,
Hntence1, admltUn1 1ome behind mllltYe atr and anlJery
Uleaally 1tlsed· evidence., bombardment, the Syrian
narrowtn1 anaan.uy defemesd command Hid. Pale1Unlan .~~~~in cm~a::.~~~ -=~a:;,. the ' = crcm-border lnVlllon tlm
$&20 mUUon-a-year 1ta&e tnbmtance talL The Syrtuw c.l.ialmed to ~vet
-PropolWon 7, • Boward halted the two-)ll'Oll8ld IOU&bem
Jania 1pomond WIN~ offeuive, mounted from the
8'a1e inmme taaa by requirtlll Iaraelt-captured town of
tu breebta to be niled annualijt ~ 10 m1lee north of the
with the COit °' i...u bolder.
With thou1and• of Brltl1b
· troope already in po.Ilion to
attack fmn the West and north
of Stanley, the 1'alldmda capRaJ.
the Brltl1h Defeme Mtnlatry
~ that troope of the 5th .... .,,:r.....~ the we:.=
other land ~ at F\tzroy and
.ad~t B1utt c.ove.
Cmdr. Mike Brace.tin, a
member of the Royal Navy'•
operatiom mff in lnwton, aid
the BrtUah force compn.. 5,000
marina and imatroopen, 3.000 tnfan~ of thec5&b Briode and • hundred• of bac~up troopl." .
Military IOUl'Cell ln London
reported the Britilh 105mm sum
an the ridca w9' of Stanley
!lheUed the Aramtine politbll
Tue.Say for the aewnth stndeht day. •
Bed tax hike
defeated for
second time
A propoled 1ncreue in the
Newport Beach hotel and motel
bed Mix Appeu9. to have Fl»
down to deteet fac the leOClDd
time JQ -than • )WI'. While returm 1howed the
ballot CT 3 lfe to bib the bed
tax 2 pemmt nicei\led a liDble
mU>rttY vuce, it appel!Nd the ballot -quHtion waa 1everal
hundnd vot.M ahy of the two-
thlrda ecl&e needed. Tbe final '"""1icte1 tall1 Oil
M-..reBWM:
-Ya 12,381 -No: 7,407
An identbl beDot v rae m
Newport Beach went down to
deteet INt Novanber, -&ban 100 YOt.-abort of the two-tbl.l9
needed~.
N8WJM>rt ci~ ~. wbo
pmjald that biJr:bW the bed au
frcm e to e penaat would haw
meanlt an extra $880,000 ln
annual city NYm\ll!lo tried the
ballot qu.&lan ... a.c.a.-ol.
&be cic-.-ot die JNt election.
CLutllaMl'ltt)
WAIHINOTON (AP) -
Wh1le ~ a1rU.. .... ~to DUil out ot a ftnanda1 ~ U8Air chairman ~Win C.Olodny
iltlYlnatqb. .. tt riU're maldna money, you
kind Of 11.U the 6u8tnell... he
•YI contentedly. "We haven't
had the experience yet of IU.fftrtnc ..... of u.c.. other
eanilin are."
Re liken• other,
tlnahclally-allln1 carriers to
P.•tlenu boolled up to
•1ue .. 1upport 1y1tem1" and
..... for IOIDllOftl to pull the
plu,.
C.olodny la one of a half-daren
chief executlvH who have
auldec:l their former realonal
alrllnee -'USAlr once wae
,\llecbeny Alrl11*. M"Ytna the
ftortheaat and mid-Atlantic
ltata -Into boom times under
pemment deresulation.
. -TWO-TIME WINNERS -The Statler
Bfothers are shown with one of their two
'awards received at the 16th annual Music City
: News Country Awards show at the Graqd Ole
##'Mr ..... Opry in Nashville. The Statler Brqthera, who
helped host the show, won ''Vocal Group of
the Year" and ''Best Album of the Year."
While all dome1t1c airline•
were Jollq nemrly $500 million
ln 1981, USA!r poSted eamJ.naa of $80.4 m1ll1on. second beet ln the
COW\try, and maldnc It the 1-der
of the fonner repinall. 'They
al.lo Include Ptedinont, Ozark.
;Private pensions 'threatened'
Southwell and Frontier. DereauJadon of the industry ltart1n& In 1978 hu allowed the ft8icloa1 carrien to expand and
enter nationwide route• left
v.cant or lgnor"ed by the older,
establlthed trunk a1rllna 'Ille ·Recession-caused bu~iness failures create time bomb
'. WASHINGTON (AP) -The
nation's private penalon ayatems,
already In a fl.nancl.al bind, are
·being further threatened by the
large number of bus1neea failures
brought OD by the recession, •
pension ~xp e rt t o ld a
. ~onal committee.
· "[t appears that we have a
'time bomb on OU... handa waiting
to go off -and we do not know
how large the explOllion wW be,"
Thomaa C. Woodruff, former
.executive d irector o f the
Prnident's Commisalon on Pension Polley, told the Houae iSe1ect Committee on Aging.
off management takeoven," he
said.
"We will not stand by and
allow employers to U8e pension
funds aa their own personal
play banka to be U8ed on a rainy
da " 'i~ .... C. Uttle, an offldai of th;Uru°ied Auto Workers union
district representing some
employees of Harper & Row
Publfaben, contended that the
company,...Jeopardhed the
retirement security of Its
memben to preeerve control of
the cxmpeny.
Harper & Row stock being llOJd rep:,na1a allo have been freed to
by the Mlnneapolla Star & abmdon unprofitable 1e1"Y1ce to
Tribune Co. It then contributed smaller dtfee In favor of the
put of the stock to a newly commuter Un..
"'c.ir.ted Employee Stock Plan. Last year" the 12 major trunk
.. We are firmly convlna!d that · :r =Y ~ mWC_-~
the Incumbent manaaement of next 17 i..r..t 1lnea, tbt llO-Called
Harper & Row had no right to ''nationall.''eamect •118 mlWon use our members' retirement ln profitl.
leCUrity -their money -for Ua ~don bal been 8ood to own~ Jn ah! staba Frontier Airllnea. The ~ m ~ control DeQwr-blled canter once flew Of ~pany.' she to 9UCh pi.. 11 Cody, Wyo., and
But Mward A Miller, vice SfMmbott Sprtnei. CoJo. Now It
j:nadent and ..-.U counael of bal left both tbme MD>DMmltiel,
Jlarpel' & RoW, Mid ht beliewa .. wtth 27 ....... and m. to
'nl1I .ummer, Predmont wW
open a MCohd "mini-hub" In ~~)'ton, Ohio, with 12 dally flllhta, down from a planned 20
beeau. of rettrlcUonl l1ernmln&
from laat Au1u1t•e air traffic
controllen 1trlke. The city ii
apendbw nearly $10 mUJJon to
e-xpana Ill airport, which
Piedmont hopee wlll allow
travelert to bypa11 the buay Chbfl> aree In the ume way
Ow-lOtte aervee aa an alternative
. to Adan~ C.olodny'• USAJ.r, one of the
clear-cut winner• I n
ihdependent commuter U.. to
feed ~n to the airline. It
eelecU!d a!rCtaft, with empt\1111
on oc~e. and Boem. '7371, that
are .Wted for ahort-liaw fUChta
and are economscal on fuel and
requlred crew.
"The net effect ii It'• a very
efficient operation bOUl In COlta
and revenue," aaya Michael
Derchln, an industry analyst f«
Flnt Botton C«p. .
USAir bu re.lated the
temptation to exoand too qWcldy
and too far, which led to the
"Unless it pays off on the bottom
line we don't do it."
dereauJaUon, became one of the Early in the game, USAir
12 larpst airlines in the country d e v e 1 o p e d a 1 y 1 t e m o f
lut year. r ecent collap1e of Braniff
.. At USAlr we e11entlally ~Flinee. 1 u7s••-."-+.-1 made the dedaion that we would · or examp1.e, . me re,,.,.. ......
control our growth grow within an opportunity to Initiate service
the meam that ~e could aee to London from Pittsburgh. It
llnandally. Our objective first allo considered -and eventually was to be profitable " HY• dlamlsaed .-the idea of buying Colodny ' Hul)les AirWest for aoce. to the . West Cout.
The Washington-baae d
airline'• strategies are sJmi1ar to
many of the succeaaful
mlddle-abe carriers. lta
muitetina is tied to a regional
hub at Pit1llbu:rgh. a corponte
center with much biwlnem travel:
When the air traffJc controllen
strike bottled up Pitubur1h.
USAlr diverted lu expansion
program ellewhere -to Fort
Lauderdale, Fla., and Kanaaa
City, Mo .. ahead of chedule -
and underUlot ltl'Vlce to Denver.
He pqtnted out that in tbe tint
three montha of thb yb.r, 36
busineaes filed foe bankruptcy
every hour of MCh bullne9 day,
or at an annual rate of 74,676.
"Thia w@ld be the lar1eat
number of failures In one year In
American hl1torv," Woodruff
The compuiy u.d about •1 t.5
mlll1on of ~ 1n ta reti.rmlleftt
and profiHbal'IDC planl .., bUy
emplpyeH · ate 1ublta1ltlally IUCb ...., du. ~ 81 ltdt, Lm
betiit" i1ll uDdii' 1be ... plan. .Ain9''• -DMat • Wt • ' poma ID C....... 8ad Maten ,
laid. <(
Rep. Thom•• J . Tauke,
R-lowa. noted repor:ta that the
nation'• various prtYate pendon
pJ.ana could be u much • f1 tnllion abort of · being able to
meet their obligations when
members retire.
Edwin M . Jones, executive
director of the Pension Benefit
'Guaranty Corporation, which
J.naurea pension benefita. aaid It ii
propotina that ~ lncreaae ihe-annuil premium paid by plan
1pomon from $2.60 to $6 per
participant.
"In the 1ut 4 ~ yeara, c1a1ma
apinst the PBGC lncreaed to an
annual rate of $62.3 million, up
from the $24. 7 million annual
rate durin.I the fint 2 ~ yeen of
the PBOC't existence,'' he aaid.
.. The current avera1e claim
..,.m.t the PBGC ii $1 milllon,
compared to just under $300,000
at the time of our lut premium
iDcreMe request In 1977."
Rep. Claude Pepper, D-Fla.,
chairman of the committee,
called attention to another
potential problem with the
aysteml.
"Con1re11 mutt closely ...acrutl.nize the naUon'• pension
ilaw• to lnaure that some
-~ facing lncttued iiaka
t~!>m 1Derger and takeover
lid!lmpta and high double-dlck ~rdal lnt.erelt rata. do not
~a . ~heir penal on plan• to Ovide tht9m with the cash
~lnKln they may ni-d to fight
SAN F'BANC'lSCO (AP) -An
atomic bomb exploded at a
California naval depot durtna
World War ll -men &hm a
yeer before bomt.'wen ~ onJapu,~toan
In "Bladt ScboJart' mepatw.
'Ihe ~ne, to be nl1Yed
thi• w;~alle1ea that tb9'
military may have deltbentely
detonated the bomb In the Port
Chicago Naval Ammunition
Depot northeast ot Sen Frmidaco
on July' 17, 19441 ''to dmnomtrate the effects of a IUrf.aoe deliwry
of that device to a harbor
facility."
The article by free-lance
wtlter Peter Vo1el, which
di8counts ottldal ltatementa that
the dev8$Unc blut Wiii cauaed
by oonvenUional weapona. drew
Oilltary akepticlam and wu
termed ~· by ... Dela. Department tpOlreeman •
'nae lint aclmawJedeed U.S.
test of an atomic deYiee befan
the bombhlp over H.lroshima
and Nuuaki occurred In New
Mexico 0n July 16, lMG, a year
after the exploalon at Port
Cbtca10 -now the Concord
Naval Weapom Station.
'1t•a almmt beyond cormnent,"
aald a Defense Department
lpC)ke-nm ' .
Peter Voael aaid an atomic
rather than ClOIJWntional amw
explotion would explain the
The 11-yMl'-Old airline baa
more tmo doe~ ta ~
tince dere1ulaUoa, and haa
HICIOlded profta of f18. 7 mlllian
OWi' tbt ........ ,_.. I.a.
mmy ol lbe aacOllllful mri1ln,
l'rOldler rel8 ~ma ~ub
and ..... routa .,.._.with all la fllcba odelmtbw ln Dmwr.
J'rontler'• pwih bu bHn .-dT but caltroUed. ~. pan
ahead and we're quite
oomervaUve. um-it .. ,. off
on the bottom Um we don't do·
it." IUd FrcnUer cha1nnan Glen
L. Ryland Jn an lnt.er'Yiew.
For Pie"mont, based in
Winlton-Salem, N .c .. ,·
~ and the ncwlon
have meant a flw-folcl lDcnMe
tn eamlnal OYWI" .the·palt three
,_n. In [981 the carrier lbowed
a net pnlflt of $32.8 mlllion wbUe
molt of the tndmtry .,.. havtnc
la won& ,_,. In bllt.ar7.
Plednimt'• --& bal been to avakl the ~ ta "bub"
when .....n md Delta alrllnm
dominate, ••Y• Piedmont =8,"t Wllliani B. Howard;
hie airline hit Ha hua; at Ow-lott.e, N.C., ilDd conoentrat. on 80 dU. ln 18 ..._ that the
biaer canW1 have avoided.
##Wlispldll
FOGGY-DAY PHOTO -Two ducks swim through the
reflection of the weeping willow trees on a pond in New
Bedfcrd, Mut.'1 Button Wood Park. The low~ fog
created an eerie double-image effect. ·
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f
N~Vif"I ·· DiAa BUDSRS: Som• lndlvld\&al
\axpayen who be1an payln1 quar\e~ly
llUmatld tu Pl)'lnlftta for the tint *'9 WI ,.ar may not reoelw YOUChln tn dine fOr
l'Ukl~ tMlr HCOnd lnt\allmen\ pa)'IMnt
whlch 11 due June 15, aocordln1 to the ln"""1 Revmue Sel"Vk:e. A:A ~ lncn•r tn the number of
taxpaywa fQlnl 1882 declandonl of wdmatecl
tax '9&1tecl ln a lhort.llt Ol YOUCMr and
, envelope packa1H that ar• malled to tusa.yen who uitd the over•the-counter J'cinn 1040D to make the lnltial payment.
Addltiaaal fonnl are belnC printed but tbetr delllJ'ld maWna may r.ult tn ..-m ftnt..Ume
......... taxpAyen not recetvtnc them IOOn
~ to mike the June 1& paymct.
However, the IRS Nid that affected
taxpayen lhould not delay their June 1& r:1ft*lt bec)ai. they ~w not recelwd the
rm1. Taxpayen rhould Include ln an
ICCCmpenyina note or on the cJleclt their
Social SeCurfty number, name, addrell and
indicate that the payment ft for 1982
estlmated tax•.
. California taxpayen ahould eend their
payment to the Internal Revenue Service
Cent.er, Freeno 93888.
TV repair dealer jailed
DEAR READERS: An Oranp County
teleYWon repair dealer hu been convtcted of
petty theft involvinl TV repa1rr and w..
lllltenced to 30 days in jail and three ye.rs
farmal probation. JllCk tlayea. chief of the
It.ate'• Bureau of Electronic and Appliance
Repair, which reau.J.ate.. bi mn !I that repair
home electronic eq~:,tment and major
appUa"CN, II.id that ~ Sarabia w• well
known to the bu.relau prior to thla conviction.
8ayia [ cttld • 108o erlmb\al --tn which ,.,.... a11o known • Paul Mlcheel,
pied. ""1'1 to I ~ of · ptty theftt WM
eentlriola to ~. ~ ~Uon. ana WM
ordiied to P.ll_ ree!l"'"°" to ~ ,_ ....,_.,..'dcJIW' w.puy. 'ftlat canvtodon WM
foDow.d tn 1181 wtth an adm!NltriUw eetion
which permanently l'WYokild &anaU11 tta•
reptraUon, prohlbltlna b1m from i.1ally
operatiq a teleYtlklft ('epalr thop. .
"Nol b\I atW the "'1'0Cad0n. we found
that s.r.i. ..... tt1ll openttnc.11 Ha)W Mid.
11W• oa1W him and Mbd for a ..vtice call.
When Sarabia N9pOftded ~ ~ the repair Ule1ally, we nottfle ~h• Oran1e
County Dt1trlct Attorney'• office and a
crtaninal ldiorl WM initiated."
When deeJJnc with TV rep&lr bt.m-,
C\lltorDen can avokl moat problems, Hayw
uld, if they follow three rufel: Flnt, be aare
the deUI' lr currently ~ with the
bureau. Second, pt a written ettlmate of
repair cmtt beforeta~ work lr dane. And thlrd, keep the de invob and replaced
partt after the repair lt completed.
Conaumera who have quettlona or
complaint.a reprdlnc repair of home eJ.ectrcnjc
equipment 0r major home appu.nc. abouJd
write to the Bureau of Electronic and
Appllance Repair, 909 S . St., Sacn:mento
96814, or phone (IU6) 445-4751.
• Got a .Pl'Ob1Mn1 ~n write co ht Horo-.
• '] w/c... Pat wlll cue Nd ta~. 19nl111 the
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o11Vww. and action "°" Med to aw Jn-equidet Jn ,owm.meat aDd builine.. Mall
your q~• IO p., Horowitz, Al Your s.rn .. , en,. Dat(y PUot, P.Q ~ 16'/0, a.ta me.,
CA. jzBa As man.r letten .. poalbi. will "-.,._
WM!d, t phoned b,ql.lil'l9 « Jett.en aot lndfldbv
the ,_.r'• lull nan», Mldr-. and bwl.n-boun'
phone numw cannot t. oomldeted.
a week ...
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• AEROBIC CLASE$ * PROfESSK>NAl INSTRUCTION
.* BODY FAT ANAlYSIS * STIESS TESTING .
• BLOOD PRESSURE TESTING
*COED SAUNA
*'NUTRITIONAL COUNSEUNG * COED WHIRlPOOl
• OlYMPIC FREE WEIGHT * COMPVTEllZEO OYNA vtT, * NAUTflUS EXERCISE EQUIPMENT
• SUN TAN ROOM * GUAIANT!ED RESULTS ,
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NEW DAD -Dr. 1laniet M. Opfell ii the new mec:Hcat
director of Chlldren •a
Hoepltal of Oranae C-ounty.
CHOC medical
chief named
Han1et M. Opfell me been
appointed medical dlrector of
Chlldrent Ho.pita! of Orange
County, ho1pital dlrecton
announced. She hu held that
pcllidm in an interim caped~
the pall year.
Dr. Opfell, a retident of
Orange, la a pMt preaident of the
Orange C-ounty Medical
A11oclation and the Orange
County Pediatric Society.
WASHINGTON (AP) -
Ntnety·thr" ~rcent of the
elt1lble youn1 men have
re1l1tered for tfi• draft, and .,.,...nment oftideh .,. inCMnl to locate.thole who hawn't.
Comparl1on of Selective
Service l'eliatradonl with Soda1
Securtty fil• ii expected to pt
underway thi• week, tald
Selective Service 1pokeswoman
Joan Lamb.
While ahe uJd thil 11 not a
1peclal campal1n. to complete reptradont, ..,. added that the
acency feell obUpd to let ellalbJe
men know t6e proceu 11
be8lnntnl 10 they can reptel'
vofuntarily.
Jleaa\lle it wtll take IOIM time
to COll)plete the cr<9-matchtnl,
lhe tald It lr unlikely that any wamtna letten wtll be aent out
before the end of thla month or
early July.
Under the law, men are
required to repter within. 30
day1 of their 18th birthday.
Failure -to do ao it a felony
punlthable by five yeara In
prlron and a ,10,000 fine.
Selecti•e Service announced
that nationwide registration of
ell8fble men tot.all 93 percent.
The figures COUJlt men born from
1960 through the firat three
montha of UHM.
The. highest rate of tignup1
'Blockbuster'
injures boy
FRESNO (AP) -A,
firecracker explo1ion haaf
mangled the hand• of a
10:.rear-old Frano boy.
George Silva Jost four fineea.
and part of hil palm on one bantl
and his thumb and forefineer on
the other hand, Freanq
firefighters reported. ~
The boy's ttomach Uo WU c\i(
by Monday'• blast of a 1arae firecra c ker called• "blockbuster," oftlcia1r aaid. ,..
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S.. Barn ~ Byrd Jr.,
lnd-VL, reaffinned a dedlk>n
announced lU\ year and aald
A weight training
cdurae for men and wcmen w1ll be offered in
COlta Meea by ~ C'O a 1 t Co 11 e g e •
community service
office.
fl'.he •Ix-week coune btiirllDI June 21. Students
wdl be allowed to work
~ ln · ttie lab one, two, three or four evenings per week from e to 9.
Instructor ta Debbie
Adami, an OCC fitnell
I ~fdi1$20,
'or information,
pbcne 5M-5880.
Valley airman
eitrns award ...
Staff Sat. Oren B. ~ ll, IOft of Oren B. 8tm of Annandale, VL,
I . and Doria L. Mllltken of
11973 Loa Temipo1,
Fountain Valley, has
been decorated with the
~ award of the Air
Ferce Commendation
Medal at Randolph Air
Force Bue, Texas.
Simi ii a maintenance
~ytt/Prosrammer·
Media auction
set June 29
The Ounae County
4dvertlalng Federation
wUl 1pon1or a media
auction June ,29 to
benefit ita publlc aervice
projectl.. -
· The auction will be
held at McCormick'•
Landlq, 3180 Airway
Ave., Costa Me1a,
~at7p.m.
fhree make.
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nor frat
hree Oranae Cout
1 dent1 have been
in Phi Kappa
a natimlal 8CholMtic
nor 1ociety, at UC
vii.
• bey are Laura
'Rh~ of c.o.ta Me.a, a
10•1 i:ta~
b, a blochemlltry
'and David Kappas
ountaln Valley, an
trlcal en1lqeerlng
Wealthy economllt StuleJ
S'elabaam realaned at
chairman of the 'American
Civil Liberties Union
Foundation of Southern California. a post he hM held
10 yean.
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MVPPET TALK -Kermit the frog poeea with hia creator,
Jim HeNIOn, at Harvard University in Cambridge, Mam.
Kermit addressed the Cl.us of '82 during senior week
acUvitiet. Liaa HeNIOn, daughter of Jim, attends a,rvarc1 and
was lnstru.mental in getting Kennit to speak.
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Ttie J'ountatn Valle1 City
Council ha• l.tnanhnou1ly
approWct u. f1tlt Nidtna o1 a
paitlcuhrly 1trlct dru1
~law. ~ 'l'hil. proPo98d l&w mak• tt' a
orlmlaal o(fenl• ln Fountain
iV al!to dl1play or all dru1 par ernaUa to mi~r,. In
.... aey buad.n.. •Dini lliUch
, .. ·-Ncoril the iWni, .. aDd .... Of adult cuatomerat
wlth auch lnfOrmatlon o~n to
police inspection. -
T h o 1 e w h o 1 e· 11 t h' e
paraphernalia muat be llcemed
after undergoing a backaround
check.
Ironically, this law WU not
~ becauae Fountain Valley
·haa a particular problem wlth
drua ~raphemalla aalea. City
ottida aaid they have received no
complaintl about sales of these
i~ema and know of few local
bwdnmaee csrying them.
Councilman Ben Nielaen. who
requeMed the law, deecribed it u a
preventive measure. He sa1d other
dU. are ft!8trlctlng paraphernalia
sa1ei. and be aakf he feara that
It.ores carrying such itema might
mow to :tou.litain Valley if the
dty leelDI lax in this area.
U Ua aecond reading 11
·~~une 29, Fountain. • Va '1 will be one of the strlctert
para · Jawa In the ania.
HuntbWton Beach and ~ewport
BMch ~·llave laws l'9tricUna the
dlaplay and .... of the9e it.em8 to
minora, but do not have the
record-keeping requirjment for
adult cmtomen.
Co1ta Meaa, Irvine and Laauna Beach do not have drug
par8pbema)ia laws. at the pre1ent
time, although they have been
under conataeratlon. An Jrv!.ne
"1moet ev~ryone knowa or
hM beerd of a new~ buyer who
got .tuct with a ''lemon" -a
vehlde that retu.es to funcdon
~y and 1M1D1 impcwibJe to
Moat auto man·ufacturera
inalntain effecti.ve quality' control
procedures, but from time to Ume
a lemcm allpa through the net. And
1f • dealer' ii unable to make ~ nee ry repairl. the buyer baa
no recourae but to conault a
laWJ'fll'. j •
'lbat could be changed lf the
· atate Senate vcMI favorably on
Aanmbly Biil 1787, the 80<8l1ed
auto "lemon" bill that would
require free replacement of
uniepairab1e new cmw.
A lhldtw bal·W.. def•ted by
the Le8W9--··m& -,.r. but au. year~ amended ~eralon by
AJJ 1HJ ..... (WI)' Tanner of
J'.l Mante~ Im ':r.JE•I d
by die A•~ pm the Senate QwnmtUee
on a M wte. Tbe final test will be
a Senate floor ~ th1a week or
next.
OppolitlOD to the bfil from
automobile retailer• was
:withdrawn wbiD it waa amended
to tnc"Mle • pl'OYilllOll that the
owns IDUlt ma at 1eMt four
attempt. to ~ the car fixed,
lncludlnl one try by the
manuf.lldUrw.
police·•1pokeaman Nld hl1 city
declined to p;-oCMd in adopttna
IUCb a law ba\119 IMne Ml no
~ •Wnc ~phernalJ,a,.;
Thl1 11 not the ft~•
FOuntain Valle)' _hM tried to clamp
down on a ~ UWt may not
exilt. Lut ~ the coUndl moved
toward a ban an videO aamea in ~ atoree before r.11i1na that
thtr' had been no complainta ~ about the liquor store pmee. ...
In action adopting the
ordinance, )'ountaln Valley "
Councilman Fred Vo11 dld
question the record-keeping whJch
would be available to police
agencies u a pcmlble tnvaaion of
ptivacy. But he voted for the-new
law anyway.
Councilman Vo. may have
voiced a valid concern.
There la ab1olutely no
quesUon that every effort lhould
be made to curb the uae of 1llepl
addictive druo and particularly 110
in the cue ol lmpremionable and
vulnerable minor children.
The Supreme ~ of the
United States haa uphela the right
of local government agencies to
prohibit the display or ule of
~phemalia to minors through lawa already on the books in many
jurisdictions.
The record-be~., provision
of the new Foumahi-\Jalley law,
however, bas not been tarted In
the courts. That ()OU}d leave the
Fountain Valley ordinance open to
a new cballenae.
Prior to final paauge of this
law, Fountain Valley officiala
abould weigh th9 rllk of pomibly
costly legal-proceedinga 8lnce the
lneUUre does not predaely fonow
the pattem of thoee already tested
and ruled valid In court. •
' If that falla, the dlapute
would be eent to a.mediation panel -
eet uf by each manufacturer and
Inc udlng conaumer
repreaentatlvea, automotive
engineers. the manuf.cturei and
the gener-1 public. The .,_nel
would have the authority to
requ)re replacement of th•
defective vehicle or a refund of
Ule buyer'• money.
A buyer dmatls8ed with the
decision of the mediaUon panel
still would bave recoune to Jep1
action via the court•, but
IUpportel'll Cl tbe bOl feel it ~
go .. long .... t.owaftt ~
dealer-buyer dlaputM without
costly court CMel.
The meuure covera any f~ or daefttic car lold· In California, but exclude• commerdal _..... motaccjdea
and off-roei ---
WASHINGTON -In 19~1. Juan
Peron announced that Artentina had
bamlMed the a~ Ind a ~ of
appnhenl:lon rippled around the world.
Would thLt molt terrtfytna of all aaben
now be rattled by a 1truttin1.
aecond-rate dictator?
But it tumed out that Peron'• bout
wM i-d on the wwk of an erratic
~ phyRcist who bed worked I«
Hui Germany before fleetn1 to
Araenttna. ~ apprebemion tunaed to
rtdic:ule. and for a while Aremtlnel
became the butt of nuclear jokel.
THE JOI.a ARE no J.onaer funny.
Arpntina hal eome world-clul nuclear
ICientim, all the neceeaary technololY
and eoon will have enouah nuclear
material to make the belat.9d bomb.
Same Ume before~ crWs, a 1ecret State epartm report
wU'1)eld: .. Araeniina'a caPllbOht in the
nudMr fie~ mnouncea plaD. f~ a
natbJal nuclear tndu.&ry and prmpma
for nudeer ll'OW1h, lncluding eYelltually
a nucleu weapons capebllity, remain a
90W"Ce of canoern for the United Stat.es."
In fact, Jimmy Carter WM IO alarmed
. that he ato_J>ped all nuclear aaln to Areentina. Thia _!iktn't alow dawrll the
Araentlne program. The Canadtana,
West Gennana and Swill wen ~ to
provide lllllstanoe.
~~~:&~r.!!t~ nuclear-power pJ.ania •. The flnt one,
built with W• ~help, la alre9dy
in u.e; the tee:Ond, a C'Anadlan venture, la
due to open th.la IWIU'nef; and the third,
another Welt German project, will 'open
in the mld-1980a.
The Swill, meanwhile, havt' qreed to
build a heavy-water ~t tor Araentina
that baa U.S . intelllgente expert•
worried. Combined with the materiala
JACI 11111111
~cit thal'. ~.-.-but ..ne Ot
It needt rewritlnl. It Mi obviowly been
updated ~ and probably
lhcM.ald be apin now. ''A
time to cut away ltonee'' doesn't meui
much to ua now. and there might be a
better way to put "A time to kill, and a
time to heal.''
• ~world needa the wildom the Bible
hal to offer, but it h8I to be readable or
not many people are going to relld it. It
Ml to pertain t.o our lives today M we
live them and not t.o eome andlftt time
we don't undentand. There are bibllcal
ICbolan worldrJI on ~ the Bible
right now ln 6oth En,laiXI and ,the
United Stat.el, and I I eepeetfully llUQftt
tbere•1 1ome work to be done on
Eccleld ......
Here are .:irne .dditbll rd like tuture
edit.on of the Bible to c:oosider includJ.na
mEocl9a1te1·
-There a a time to travel and a t:inw
t.o ltay home and not ~~bl~ at all. -A time to play , wbkb
ahall be ln the wintertime, and a time to
knock it off with billketball. which ab.all
be • the wtnterttme comee to an end and
not .in Junii. -
the "earliest ~y feulble
that AMenttn.oould have had a nam11ar1
•"devic;11' in hand, and reckoned it w take a much ·longer time to nm~~•
nuclear weapons.
The CIA added that .. any attempt
actually fabricate and-or test an~
device will come only after ._,.~
hu considered the= and ltrategic situation and .. te enough to
accept the oomequenoee • . . "
INTEWGENCE SOURCES told ~y
UIOdate Dale Van Atta that the CL\
now esUmat.es it would take Argen~
three years to build a bomb. But tJ.ey
added that the Defeme lntelllg•n~
Agency thinks lt c.oukl. be done ~
Argentine offidala., questioned privately,
~ they could do the .Job in six
months, they say.
The bia question, of CCIW'9e, l8 whether
the FalK:land1 situation baa ~
Areentina .. desperate eDIOUfb" to
ahead with a nuclear weepona proOam.
niere are acme indicationa tha\ they're
at leut getting ready to make a dedlloD!
For example, the CL\· reported
year that there were Ii.gm Arl~llli..
was p~ to tnde raw unnl
China for enriched weapons-c
uranium. South Africa, which ha'9
ecttve nuclear-~ prosnm.
~ am»<ooperaUola ~"'"* .. ~ Ancl the SdYiet Uldon "-ln -April to tell at 1eut 4~
enriched uranium to the Arced
junta. I
t
r tbnes_ · ,_a~. I
-A time-ta-play b radio ill
and a time to turn the radio anll
television set off and let silence pervaci
all the house. ~
-A time to gather together wordlf aoods and a time to clean out the ~
. and the basement and throw stuff awaJ.
-A time t.o make telephone calla and
a time to get off the telephone and go tC>
~ork. . j -There is a time to get up in ~
mortµng even if you don't feel like aett.tnc up, and a time to go to bed .,.
night even if you don't feel like~ bed. .
-There is a time for exercl8e and a
time for lying down and takiq "a
nap. .
-A time for putting chocolate a
on vanilla ioe cream and a time for ea
vanilla ice cream without chocola
uuoe.
-A TIME TO GO to the movies and time to watch the movie on te~·.wwu
and a time not to watch movies at all.
-A time to reed the 9PX111 peas
a time to tum a..,_y fnlm the SI
peaes and read wha\'a reall,y going on
the world.
-There ia a time to have a dos and
time not to have a doc· -A time to walk. • ttme to rwi. a
to take a train or a plane and a time to
your fingen do the walldnc· -~ time to ltart wrttlna a column
a time to linilh wrltlna one.
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,, INSPECTION -Britl1h Major-General
Jeremy Moore, left, grOw:Jd cmnmander' for
)'allrJancf la1anda forces, la shown 1nlpeeUna f2
Cmimando of the Royal Mari.nee ~ Bicld~
· Barrack•, ~l)'mouth. Unde(C MooM1 I acrutiny at rtabC la Cpl. C.Olln ta.
· In Founblln Y.,..,
16835 Brookhurat
(714) 962·~12
hom9 .... t\ui.ct '° CBI.
CBS bad only three ...,. ID the
...... 'fop 10, and 90 l\BC OlllDICIJ,
"Too Clme for Comf'°"'" flnlebM
tint NBC bad bar c--~ the 10 hilbeat rat.cl, ~led the loweat avera1~ rattRIOr any
network Dee tf» .... ~ .Aue;
24. 1980.
The rat1n1 for .. Too ClOH tor
Ccmfort" wu 20.4. Nlellm aa1' that
means ID an averap minutia ol the
N.:: bad four Of tbt week'• ftw
looftllt rated ahowl. ~ with ~ MMdrall -Mandrell Slaten" In 82nd p_l~ce . 11The
lnar.tlb&e Hulk" en CB8 WM 63rd,
loDowed by three NBC ahowa -"Father Murphy," an NBC Newa
lpedal ~ "Amertca in Search ot 1'9elt," arid .. Rainbow Qjrl."
week '• 10
l'AaHION l'IVIR ' WWWA IMNTI *159 axPAN~llATIC SUITS ILACIUI .
WITH MYl"'41M.1 VllT REG. 1225 Out •1 ~In Sieck.I
. l
w ASHiNGT<>N (AP)
-At a time when
Pre•ld•nt Reacan l1
tirPlC iluijOr cutt.cka in government-1upported
medical programs. the
Pentaa~n ta 1pendin1
atiout '3.S mlllJari a Yftl'
to provide low.co1t
veterinafy care for petl owncid by mernben of
I the armed ~ •yw ReP.. Let Aapin. I).. Wll;
I Medicare •" the AX, but 'Peticare' maicbe1 on.•• ~liaid.
Alptn, a member of
the Route Armed
~ Committee and
freQUent ~ critic. Niel mllitary penonnel
can obtain rable1 i mmunlzation1,
di1temper shots and
other care for their peta
at about twc>thlrdl the
fees clvllians pay to
private wterlnariana.
ADe'-*~t 1poke1man, ,Jim
Freeman. uid be would
have "" 1mmedlate • ccmment .. \ "'·----, .
Women ..
to meet
Adene Sontag ;
adminiltratlve an~)'lt
for Orance County~ will discuss ••Assertive
Lobbying Techniques for
Women" at a meettna Q(
Irvine Busineaa and
Profeutonal Women'•
Club m June 15.
The lunchem will be
held at the Hu.ncrY11'1cer
Restaurant on l'Atinpr
Avesu• in Santa Ana aa 11:30.
For Information, call
'1lm Ben.on at 833-9704.
_ T9p grad
g~ts degree
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BALANCING AC't -Karen Craig of Costa Meu keePI her aail Bay Avenue. Her wet.suit, pro1ection from chilly-water, indicates
ttim u lhe g1idee through Newport Harbor during recent lellllon ahe'a ready for the worst. One thing about windsurfing is for
of Oranaf Cout College windsurfing cla8a off 18th Street and sure: Sooner or later, you're going to get wet.
Police ln Costa Meta are \ ~ bullnemnen to YV7 their bank deposit procedures
followtng tlie holdup of a theater
ma.napr I.rid a 8flCWtty au.ud .
Satunlay i\l&tlt.
Police Lt. Jeck Cal.Don aaid the
$2,900 robbery Saturday at 11:48
p.m. at the Bank Of America.
2701 Harbor Blvd., w• the third
!;!,,!~ cUy in the l•t four
Matthew William Kerrigan,
26, of Colt.a Meea, a manager for
The Edwards Onema Theater,
1634 Adami Aw., and a eecurlty
guard. ~ Richard Bedlon. •
26, of Costa Mesa, were surpriled
by two masked eunmen ,,. they
attempted to drop off the depmit
at the bank.
The two gunmen l..,ed out of
the bushes and ordered the two men to the lfOUDd. They fled on
foot when two other theater
empJoyees ahowed up to make
another depOlit, police l&ict •
.
a~e game
~layed again
j ~IN ~DAY'S mail, 1 received um • • prbi~ hi""~ beguWn,I cbtJdiah band
n ruled stationery: .rl am Trl1ta
udwnp.·I am 8~ yeen old and I to to
Viata School tn San Rafael. I am ln
Room 9. On Wednmday we went to the
library. I check out a book on sllkwonna
and ... ha, ha ... the author's last name is
WORMSER. Isn't that funny? Love, Tri8ta."
I LOVE YOU, too, Trista, bUt when we
find 8-yeer-olda aad1cted to the vile prldice
of Namephrealri~ I think the time bu
dome to call a halt (I am a1lo alarrold to note
that Trista already Ule9 three data, .. in
three-dot joumaJJlm, and may have to stay ~ter achoo!).
L ___ The very same mail brought a note ~Dr. Gen.Id Ru.ell, a full pl'Ofemor at
UC-Davis, who thinks it bilarioua that a
recent ~ of faculty fringe benefits
was led by Ada Chatter, UC insurance
ooun,elor, and Missy Box, retirement
&>unaelor. ''Tbeee chatterboxea carried on
i>r two hours." chortles the Professor.
NEW BOSS -Midge Carroll, new
superintendent of the Califomla lmUtuUon for
Men in Chino, talka with iDJll8te Jlonald
Blueitt ln corridor of minimum eecwity leCtion
of the prilon dUfins. noent tour. Carroll. 45,
DEAR ANN LANDDS: Our '°" llwe 3,000 liUlel away. My hUlbend and I are
r.dred. He wantm w to move out then. ·
'nMi prdblein ii our IGll'I wUe. Sbe hat
MYW lbaWn my N9l*'t for my hUlb&nd or
me. I ahouJd aJlo tell you we have knocked
ounehw out trYtna to pJeMe her. I am
aahamed to edmlt we even tried to buy her
a~ -WtthoUt IUCCfJll,
M)' ~telt fear· ii that thJt conniving
airl wQl roake 'exmlllve and unreuonAble · c1emanda on me. When I nttu.e. the wUl
have an .... to get mad and bar me from
her home (which we helped pay for).
My IOll ii of no help whatever. She bu
him Under her th~b, I
Mi__hu.band ii very...-to move out
there. (Tbe weather ii a tq Incentive.) He la
IUCh a aooctc rd do anyttllng to make
him happy. Me live me 101De cow.el. -FEARFOL IN BUnAW
• DEAR BUFF: Move, bU vow a. keep
you &taee from you .a....-.1a-1aw.
Ge to dlelr llome oaly whll lavlted, beUve
like a pnt alid lavlte diem to yova on tile
umebul1.
..... 5' 11
la the !Int wmnan to hilid a Cal1fCJm1a men'•
prl8on. She •'9 there la only one way to treat
lnmata -"all alike, hun>anely, kindly and
courteoualy.''
.. ,. .. *" . ' . . .,.,
....-.: GOIEN 011 lllDGf·
BY CHARLES H. GOREN ANO OMAR SHARIF
vulnerable. South
• Sagitia~ius:
Be selective
n~._11 (March 21-April 19): Romantic
aura domlnatee ecenario; you learn where ,
you stand with a very apeda1 pel"80ll. u.m..r emphasiJ on wilbel that come true, money
derived from aucce•ful buaineel lnveetment.
TAURUS (Apru 20-May 20): Focw OD
career, pre9tige, tulfmment of prombea and
realization of potenUal. You ri9e above petty
differences, local pollt:ica and are able to z
detect trenda, cycles. •
GEMINI (May 21..June 20): Good moon ,
upect cobxtdee wlth travel. communication.
1plritual value1, uplratlo.na, ai:>ility to 1 overcome dlltance and language barrien. ,
Popolatity-lncre ... , IOCial life -aecelen )
llOioscon ,
BY SIDNEY OMARA -., ..
CANCER (June 21-July 22): Dig deep ,
for information~ credit. payments. 1•
oollecdcnl, property rights. Improve~ ..
warea. Check pomble aafety huarda. i
Give special attention to electrical wirine·
LEO tJuly 23-Aug. 22): Pay attention·to
hunches. If you feel delay la nee 1 ry, don't
So against that feeling. Surprille 1MY be due
ln connection with Jepl rightl, penn1mlom. -t
VIRGO (A~~ 22): Low~ >I appl'09Cb brinp readtm. u.. dent
attempt to force ilaaea: If Cllplomatic, you
win. Otherwiae, you invite controveny.
Individual who reliea upon you makea
demand, l>ut no ill feelinea are attached.
LIBRA (Sept. 2S-Oct. 22): Emodom
1end to donrlnate logic. AJ)lltiee eepecUIDy in
romance department. -'Y'oung peno.na,
including children, flgu.rf: prominently.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov . 21):
Profe11ional appral1al could reault in
elevation of confidence. Know-it, proceed · ·
accordingly. Focus on organization,
responsibility, pressure and promotion.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21):
Relationship with relative ii tetfted.. Idml
are plentiful -key is to be .elective. You'll
reech beyond current expectatiom. J)eipte
minor •tback, overall pattern polnta to
ultimate IUCCml.
' CAPRICORN (Dec. 22..Jan. 19): New
atart hrin8I valid opportunity for added
lnca:ne. ~t OD llt!Jatel' independence,
creativity arid ability to get to beU1 of I
matt.en. ' • . ,.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Moon 1
cycle at peak -wear trtght oolon, make b
penona1 appeu-ances and take initiative in
makinl cont.let with UM.e who can aid a
career. Judgment, lntultioft are OD tu81t-
PISCB8 (Feb. 19-March 20): Key .. ' )
dlveraittcadon, hl&hllcht flexiblllty,
veruUlity and ability to 1auch at your own
fotbla Cnnmamkate with one who may be 6'
canftned to bmD9 .. ~tal. ..,
by Brad Anderson
o-~,,..~111e ~~
••tt'e mlnor ... early summer doldrums mixed
with a little love elcknesa .• .lt will pass."
BECAUSE
OF THE
WEATHER
, ..
t .,..,
•~'·.·:· ... ~ J\lm ~ .. r::;..=!i~,=~a:·~· !Jal • A' v1i1w • onw.ct m "J\lnt AU,iall'' l.._. tl~ll), wrttwa by the Mve. wtlh . ...... x.pton. ~ PVnll·AllytlOft union
R Umil. bul Wll lllo ~ by
' belpect Hnd her into • btlef; tanlO l"CDlftN wtth Alan lAdd. ..
t left hie wife, Sue c..ro&. becamt Of
"' ~ Md beeil waned about woddna with Alan
.._," •YI Mili9 Ally,on of thMr co-tta&'linl In •:-.nm 8~." ''Sue, Alar\'1 wife, WM allp ._ ~hrsr and MWI' left the caawa .-,... .W""'9 wtched flYfllY m and every
ibo& -aDd 911 ihDCI bad to favor Alm\.~ to the
dlli11blmt Of till i..dtnc i.dy . . . And then I WM
=~~Alan WM a very cold and
She at the outlet that Mn. 1.-dd dk:l
indled aep a watchful ey~ on how her h\llbsnd
.., lyPMtlecl But he Wlllll't cold and distant, Mill AllYIDft found. JUlt acared, like her.
The CCHltu'I ---IOUlma• and their cloee -.:lation bepn ~ the aomtp oolumns. Sue mDed Dkk PoWell: ~ t you fcnoW-that Alan la In
lave with your wife June? .. Answered Powell:
.. llll't ewryoner• He ahruaged off the rumon until they became too persistent.
Confronted by Powell, June admitted abe
1oYed Ladd tbouah W Wlllll't havinl an "affair."
She allo loved her hu1bend ''only you're alwaya aotna away without me and you neYel' come home lroalthe office and you haven't any dme fot me."
The Powella patched up their maniaae. Ladd
went into a decllne and ahno9t died from a 8\U\
wound that Wiii demibed .. accidental.
The Ladd 1a1a 11 the julcie1t of .. June
Al}!lon," buically a aad story about a poor, Olll*led pl whole buoyant penona)ity made her
tbt atrl that World War U Gl.a wanted to come
home to. LUe at the top Wll rouah on a lirl beeet
with u-:urtty, and lhe became a dale hiend of
Judy Guland, who abared the ..me t.erron..
~-······ BOOK REVEALING -Actnw June Allymcm'a
autobio8J'aphy tella of her aomeUJDel..teme
relationa with husband Dtclc Powell. which
were hidden by her "role'' • the happy ~wife.
never write a book.
"But David convlnced me that my ltory miebt
help others who are &OUw throu;h the same thlna I
did. The me91ap ii _In tne book: you can't be. tM
Judge of when your life la over, you have too many
people you are reaponaible for end who are reaponstD&e to you." Powell'• painful death fram cancer and her
0'4fll etcht~year wtthFa~ into wine and aeU~p(ty = ~ evidence that a movie star'• llle 1a Frog preserve set
WhY did she. _write the book? Her fourth
buaband, Dr. David Aahrow, talked her into it. ahe PEKING (AP) -Dec1arina it muat "ave the
feewbd. f:rop." China bu aet ulde 8,89S llCft9 for lta flnt
"When I read Lauren Beicall'1 book. I reslbed National Fros Pre.erve, the offldal news ~
00. dole our lives hid 1>een,•• lhe aid. "We both Xinhua uld. ·
had boats, we both bail two children, our husbands The forest and mar1hland preserve in
&ct of. cancer, we hid bed IDAl'l"iaces afterward. I · Hellongja.na Province wW be uaed tor reeeuch.
hurt for her, knowtNi what ahe hid gone tbrouah breedirig and extractina frog oil for tonic and
to remember thole -~ and I vowed I -would medicine, the agency aata.
She says it's a
most enjoyable
shoppin~
experi~nce.
M PIOOF
.49
1.75 LT.
GORDON'S
QIN
IO PltOOf'
!£1ESBY
J1Janatee
WINTD PARK. ~.l'Ja.
(AP) -Actor lturt
Reynalda Ml en1i8ted in
a nature 1roup'1
f\lnd-ral1ln1 driv.e to help aave J'lorlda''a
dwlndlln1 manatee
~whoownaa home in Jupiter, Fla.,
Ml joined The Nature ~·effort to
..... $4U,000 to acQUire
14 il1lnda in Kine'• Bay' Crystal River, as a
aanctuary for manateea,
which uiarinen of old
often mistook for
mennaldl.
Reynold• will tape
public-service an -
nbuncementa to raise
funcla for what would be
,. the largest nature
11.DCtuu'y in the .iate for
the endancered marine IJ>'l'!'!'Ne, a ipOkN!Nn
for the Florida chapter
of the n_atlonal land
comervation group .Ud.
~·nortda baa a rich,
natural heritage with a
number of plants and
anfmtlia found nowhere
•1" in the country,"
Reynold• aald. "The
maatee 9 one of the
beat examplH of thla
apeda1 e:bander' of our ......
'lbe --taraeted for the~. Jocatmd OD Plorlda'• weat cout
DGl1h of Tampa, atppOl'ta
about 120 manatees
durlna the winter
montha.
High Hope·
awards
night set
Hl&h Hopea Neuro-1oglca1 Recovery
Group, which provides
aervice9 10 people who
have suffered traumatic
brain lnjurlea, will
conduct its llxth annual
awards dinner Saturday.
at the Mlle Square Golf eo..r-reltaW'ant. 10401
W@'DS' Ave., Fountain
Vdey.
The ew11t will belln
at 6:30 p .m. Stit.denta,
volunteera i aad
aupp•rtera wtll be reco~ durlng the
dtDDll'. 'l"lcketa are i12 ..m.. ror information, cill
&te-7458.
AD PRICES PREVAIL:
WEON £SDA 'f'. JUNE Wth THR" :;ATllR O AV 11!N! 1 2 tt,
59 95 large .r dlQltll displ1y.
Autom•tlc repeal·lllfm
gives 3 ""'Ing Walt.-up
• • calls.
SAVE'2.34 '
1HIRMos. ·
BARTENDER TOUCILTOP .
._DISPDSO
JJst puth the toe> & IMtlntly you hlvt your tty _. or
plpingbrew. ,...
Cuts stlfdl calories.
Ont tablet blodls up lo «IO 1t1rdl cllorles.
ASCRIPTIN .....
WITll llAALOI•
1
' WILD &ICE A LA ITAUA t!'b~ollve~
, ~ cups water
it ~ (8ouncet)1or'8 &rain and Wild ....
\l medium zucebJnl, cut in 1 ~·inch strt ..
cherry tomatoes. halved -'"-'~"'
onion in oil in aaucies:-n until oniQll II
but not brown. Add water and CClllten• of ....una p119kets; brine to. boil. aw. and= 20 minutes. Stir ln nitthtnt Cow!' and tinue oooklng tmtil all liquid II abeofbed.
abotiat 5 minutea. Stir In tamatof.9; ._.t throucb-
~ 4 lel'Ytnp.
~ IJGBTL Y cUumD DUCUJNG I duckJ.J.nc, pre.roasted and quartered
~ cup butter or margarine, melted
JS to " teatpcoo curry powder )' teMpoon .it
~ ducldinc ~ from refriCi!rat« l ~ '°'1n before 8'l'Yfna time; place on nick In
sbaJJ;w bak1na pan. Combine butter, curry
powlero and,-..It; let llide. About 15 minutee
/
I
Production. of meat
to decline worltlwide
WASHJNGroN (AP) eapUa .... ~
._ Meat ~ Unoft1 the report aald. Tbe
the world~ le,adin1 expected decline in
produdJaa jftd vadinc producdan 1n l"2 would c:oantn. ill ejqlected to .,.n U\ even lbarps
. decJiDe lllibdY ta. .,_., d'ecreue in per capita
foUowtna a l percent ~
ixnsts In i•1 • ..,. the "Meat production u ~ Depwtlblnt. reftectiac the relaUwly lndlcallid ~ tor WeU ecaranlc situation beef~Ml I'll wdl be. 1n many of the counuw only countered 1 -..a .. th rt by in poultry mpat reY 8WOC"U, e r.epo
aDd lamb.· mutton and aid.
goatmeat," •a.id the Looklnc at the U.S .
department'• Foi;elp meat and _polJltry
~tural Set 't'lce. situation, the report llld
bespite last, year'• 1982 produdlan may be
, .overall pin in total meat down about f percent,
output, popalatlalll .,.._ pd1mrily • a IW1t cl. a
even more, nmlUna in a lbarp cutbldl ln por" net reductlon tn per ~
.. J
Prtttkln Stone Ground, Whole Wheel. Fork Spit. EnglWI Mufllns
.... the Malthy way to atart
~-·They',.~ anytime u a nUtrlfloua IMck.
.. NO Sugar
NO·Stwrtenlng
NO Animal Fata
• NO Miik ·or Miik Products
NO Cholesterol
NO ArtlflcJal Flavors
EBERR\' PEACH UDDING CAltE
1 package (2-layer
yellow cake mix or
Ing-included cake
1 pac~e ( 4-serving
) van~lla flavor
t pudding and pie
eggs
YI cup eour cream ~cup oil
YI' teaspoon c' n
1 cup dlced fr~sb
\ cup blueberrtel
mbine cake mtx,
mix. eggs. .«>Ur
oil and cinnamon
in rge mixer bOwl.
Blend:· th~n beat at
rnedfum speed of eJectric
mixer for 4 minutes.
Fold ln peaches and
blueberries. Pour into
greased and floured
10-inch tube pan. Bake
at 350 degrees for 55 to
60 minutes or untik:ake
tester imerted in center
comes out clean and cake
begiM to pull away from
sides of pan. Do not
underbake. Cool in pan
15 minutes. Remove
barbecue
AMHERST, Mau.
(AP) -With 7 ,000
pounds of chicken and
8,000 studenta,
.University of
Massachusetts officials
say they've staged the
world's largest outdoor
' barbecue.
The students nibbled
o'n barbecued chicken
and a,&e beans at the
picnic held on fields near
the football stadium.
They also consum~d
2,000 pounds of brownies
and 10,000 dininer'-ftl'11L~~
said Bob Landry of the
university food aervioes.
The university
barbecue bu been held
for several years, and
this year offidals decided
to try and best the record
barbecue listed in the
Guinnea Book of World
Reoordl. That Was 4,036
pounds of meat f« 5,829 =.m Mardi 1980 ln
"We feel we have
informally broken the
record aeveral times
alrNdy. ao.,. -~
why rd• tt WD:Wftr,' eald food 1er~lce1
director Marie ~~
. r
Festive
dinner
. . , I
Thomas Pep_Eard Saved $12.87
..
FLAVOR VARIETY
-Puta combine•
with carrot1, 1now
pe11, broccoli, rfd
pepper and oranaee
for a new Mlad Jdet.
Kathy Benavides
Saved s13.97
Lucky's total: $133.25. The total at the
other market on the same or
comparable Items: $142.60. Merrllyn
saved $9.35 at Lucky. Teet t•ken Meyn. 1111
Lucky'• total: $142.50. The total a~ the
other market on the same or
comparable Items: '$155.37. Thomas
saved $12.87 at LUC~Y· l•UPer!tuy22, 1"2 '.\
Lucky's total: $72.70. The total at the
other market on the same or
comparable Items: $81 .26. Sharon saved
'8.5$ at l_:ucky. T• • .., Mey 21. 1ea.
Lucky's total: $140.40. The total at the
other market on the same or
comparable Items: $154.37. Kathy saved •
$13.97 llt Lucky. T"t taken Mey 21, 1ee2
At Lucky, you'll find tow, ~ay prices on every Item, evtry day
of the week. And not Ju.t on your food and Qroc:eriesi but on health
and grooming aids; book• and magazlnee; and aJI the oth., non-
foods you UH every week. Low dlecount prices atorewlde lldd up
to a lower to"I at the checketand. That's wh8re the savlnge countl
Consistently low prices every day ... that's basic vafue. .
To proVe our lower overall total, we uked shoppers to compare
Lucky with another supermarket of their choice. First they
purchased their own list of Items at Lucky. Then, they compared
pr1ces at the other store, on the same or comparable Items. In
test after test. the total was lower at Lucky. This week, compare
i ·u•v·s ... 39 -VEGETABLES ' Mc:r.t ..... 1•oz.c.n e
for Y0'1rMlf.
(OocllfMl'IUtla,I on tile,)
TOP SIRLOIN
STEAK
lolMl9tl '°"°"' .., Lein
. ,..._....,.corn
CAN NF D fl. PACt< A ( ,F[)
rN::191
r~~.~ .... -~2:49
l~~.~~.~. ,.laCTll 1.81
l~~~.~ca~.59
H~OZEN ITEMS
l~~Tl ......... tlOICM o 79
l~~~~ ........ IJOICMo99
CIGARETTES
KINO SIZE 5ss CICARETIEScanon
~~.~~!!~.~ ......... CMTOo 5.95
~!?.~.~~!!~~ .......... _,,...68
Wlmr119 Tla $1t1ft011 Gt.al H11 Ott•••
Tllll Clgftt1t s.otll'l ts 0...-tt Yw .....
LIQUOR & WINE
rJACARE WINES 2 99 :... C!Wlflll~_,.-oe QAHlllUI -.......... "Of fT\ • r LUCKY LAGER BEER 6 1
11~ .................. nClllllU 2. 9 -...MCJeP111AUCl!f
HOUSEHOLO & PET n
;;:;C>I'."'.~ ....... 79 I 2!!!~ ... 199 ~
=--~~-:..U ........ cir .. 2.29
l~~.~.~~~IOI 1.07 l~~~~~CT -1.99
Dfl ICAT£:SSFN 11£ MS r~~~.~.~~~~.llOCT -1.54
l~.!.?r.!~~ .. -.. ""~· 79
r~~.~~~.~.~-1.99
r~~~~.~~c-.36
In a study conducted
l the Food Research
titute at the Univeni-
of Wiaconlin-Madfaon
entiata have proved
at .tooda euch aa ham
Chicken ar-. actually
fer in a real mayon-
salad mixture iban
left al()l')e.
If left UbNfrtaented
bacteria wUI IJOW· th or witboiat mayon-
be. For that reuon,
't take leftover food • from the pi'mic.
When thinking of pic-
nic foods. salads natural-
ly. &me to mind.
For that next picnic,
instead ot taking a eepa-
rate vegetable or fruit
salad and a meat or fish
salad, why not try one of
the foll~ main dish
... salad n!!Cipes.
· By combinlhl for ex-
ample, chicken and fruit
into one salad, the best of
both can be enjoyed, and
I all in one eMy packable
container.
,aea,ember, when pn-
parine a ,main dish u1ad
or any salad; cleanl1*1 II
fim and foremost in the
prepuatlon, propet re-
frigeration la a must, and
avoid takina leftovere
home.
Keeping theee precau-
tions in mind will help
ensure a deliahiful and aafe picnic. ·
Bill AND BltOCCOU
MACARONI SALAD
~ cup real mayon-name 2 tablelpoom pled
Parineun cheele
1 tablespoon white
vinegar I
1/16 teupoon pep-
per
1 cup lhell rmcaroni
(4 ounce1), cooked,
drained
. 1 cup broccoli
flowereta, cooked, drai-
ned
1 cup julienne strtp1
cooked ham
In medium bowl 1tlr
together real mayonnai-
se, cheeee, vlnepr and
pe,y~. Add macarC)ni,
tvbrocoae-tlll and ham; tom to
coat W.U. Cover; n&tce-
ra te 9'!!eral hoUl'I to anon. p.m ma
cloaed plaftlc
con . M.abl Ster-
.~
tile Coupon
Present thla c<A1pon elong with any one M1nufacturer's "cents.off" coupon
and ~t double the M¥6ftOI when you purchase the Item. Not to include
"ret-11er", "frH" or "grocery purchase" coupons or exceed the value of the Item. Excludes liquor, tobacco and dairy products.
Limit One Item Per Manufacturers' Coupon
and Limit 3 DOuble Coupons Per Customer .,.-;.,.~~Coupon Eft.ctln June 10 thru -'une 16, 1982
I
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I .
r
I ·
ti.~······ ~re 1n'9vant ..,..._ ........
• ·mand' -thll ..........
1ou m&1ht Hile to ioukler powlq ~W'
~~tnmlndil ~pa1hetu equuh, that
... yellow !Ootball ol • 1qu11h that .yl1ld1
•P•lh•ttlllke 1trand1
--oook9d. Whtie true flour ~td ii f2 caloriel an ·ounce (cooked), the
'p:ow-your-own variety
(the botanical name la
tucurblta flclfolla) la
only_~ calorl11, or
fin!:~ aa fatttntnc.
I SNhet11 aql*b Cln
be 1erved with
Jpaahectt-and-meatball
tol>Pln8I. or any other
Halonlna• and Mucea
that 10 10 well with
JMl!'L . It ii, of courae, a
vegetable Instead of a ;run-and lta nutritioqal
lna.keup la cloler to otlier
winter equuhea, 1lnce
that'• what It really la.
The vecetable Ja •till,
80meWhat of an oddity,
10 complete nutrient
lnfonnation le not yet
lnclud•d In 1tandard
refe~ but ltl yellow
color hlnta at a aoodlY
a.apply of vitamin A.
S"paahetti.. aquaah la
uaually Jrown from aeeda an takea about
100 day. to maturity. lta
rrowln~ requlrementa '
are almllar to other
winter equuhea, ao If
you have the..--(and •
have bml •ICCell with
oth•r members of this
family), you mlaht J®k
for· the aeed1 Tn your
favorite prden It.ore ()('
ca~. U you have neither,
look tor lpllhetti equaab in your ltol'e (or later th1a
year, In your farmer'•
market).
Like other winter
aquaahee, 1paghe1'tl
squash can be stored for
many weeks or montha
In a coal, dry .uce. So
when you find this weird wale Oil sale, you might
Ub:01;f~~·
IPAOBB'i II SQUASH
There are aeveral
methods. all •acc:emtul; the ode you choose
depencll Oil your tMtea,
convenience and the lize
of the IQUMb.
Keep 1n mind that tq
1qua1b, over three
pounds, will take 1oJ>aer
to ClOC>k tl\an the llDaller
ones, and that cut and
~ IQUMh cook more
I qWckly than W~ Oftes.
Speshetti squUb, like
true ..-ahetU. ii subject
to ...... preferences: "al
dente'' firm or 90ft and
tender.
' 1.Jke .-.. ~ aqua1h can be cooked
and chilled, then
I! I I med and served U a
aalad. U that's your plan,
it'• doubly bnportant to
avdd overoookinc·
PRI~ AND BilB:
Prick the whole raw ..-ih all over with the
tinee of a lbarp bk and
place it on a shallow
b.ikiDI tray tn a
~oven, 45 to 60
minui.t depeodlq on
alie, until th• outside
feel1 Jieldlna to
the touch. Protecttn1
your handl with a hot
pd or <Nell mitt. remove the. coobd lqWlllh to a c:uumc boMd and aJice 1n
half with a serrated
kDlfe. Scrape out and dileanl the .... 1'hen
a.Tape out the hot coOked
stranda IDll fiuff wltb •
fork. Serve with any
(lo~·calol'l•) toppin1
you'd put on cooked
~·
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4·llflUNl!I (4 --) 1ww....--obacOla ...
cutln ... 1 l~Valama In a 4·q"art heavy ==·~,::~ flour. Cook t:NW liMidiwn •&. ldrrtlll. oonMu~y1 until ._.. cimolv. apa
m1X$W'e CXllMI to a boil. aou a m1nu-. wttNMlt •drrtne· Gradually ~d ~ 0 .... 11.t milk and chocolate.
Roman15ay •• Cook, 1tll'rina 1tran1e c ttar to ~. until candy
tDodun can llH; they thermometer re1i1ter1 were m.te fl'OIJ\ °::I 248 d••ree1 (flrm ball CNd9 ~ hoMy ataa•). Remove from
1plae. to whJoh In.du hMc. Stir tn wnlUa. Pour .__..edded. ·mixture into
Orieotall boUild dawn well·•r•aaed 8-lnch tauieY waw, hardm9d .auare MD· Cool until lt Inti> aUcb and roDed flim. TUm out of pan.
ttwm in toMted almond Cut lrlto l·lnch IQUU'el.
aeeda. Wrap carameh in
0 er ma ft b a It et. cellophane or plaatlc ---:-.,-----....;._---:---~~--f~~~~~--~....:..~~--:-----------...;!;:;=---------;....;....--"---.... me well-known for wrap, lf dallred. Store in
maldna aweeta in th' a cool. dry place.
15th century, turning ou't Yield: 6 dcmn 1 .. lnch
1tl.cky, 1u1ary aquarea (about 2\-i
confectiona of fruit•, pc)unda). nuu, Meda and. 1plcea OLD-PAIBIONED
held toaether with MOLA.88BS
honey, then rolled In PEANUT BIUTft.E
flour abd poppy aeedL S CUpi l\l&U'
When auaar and 1 cup water
molauel liec:ame mor. 1 c ·u p l l 1 h t avall.-ble ln the 17th wwulpbund moia-
century, aJoaa with the Pinch cream of
introduc:tlon of vanilla, tartar
bakera everywhere ~ cup butter or
added ne.w1y created marorfne
canct• to ahelvs lined 2 twpoona baldnc
with 1in1erbread and eoda · cam. l tn .,an hot water
And then in 1876, the 1 teupoon lemon
~tot choco&ate extract
turnea1 candy-•ald.aa 2 cupa unaalted. dry
into ODe of· the world"• roasted peanuta
larllm& iodUSVie9. -In ._...quart, heavy Sut homemedecmdiea Mucepcl combine aupr,
have a nidw an their water, mola11ea and own. C011veyina "sweet" cream of tari.r. Cook
a en t l men ta for over medium heat,
11ft-glvlna. ~ comtantly, until TWo alf-tbne favorites, candy thermometer
old-fuhioned mola.uea reglatera 270 degree•
pmnut brittle and rich (aoft..crack 1ta19). Add
mola11e1 chocolate butter. Brtn1 to a boll.
caramels are 11 ven ConUnue eoold.na until
deeper, richer flawr by candy thermometer
aubltituUng ' lJ&ht and re1t1tera 300 de1ree1 •moo"tb motasaea 'foy (hard-crack atap},
tome of ~mt/IP· upt atl,rin1 occaalonally.
w.alph mol • Remove from beat. a produet ol pure ...., Dl9olw bdina .. In
cue juice. ho\ waier. Sdr Into
Althoulh we've come mob 1111 mlJRure wlth
• Iona way fr~ OW' ·:.sr:::r Pour tnto ~ we IUD eQJoy 11by10 by
aomt ol the -ll'tiat fl!!ne jelly roll pan. . ~ . Ullnl bidk-;;.Of wooden
IUCll llOUllBI •poem. ..... mixture • CAaAllEL8 very thfalJ. Sprinkle
2 a.wps fttmly pllCked peanuta wmly en top.
brown mpr Gently p ..... peanuta
1 cup 11 g b t into canct1 mixture. Cool
UDIUlpbured mo' ea completely. Looaen
~ cup butter or ed1ea of pan with
marprine spatula. Break brittle
2 ta b le I p 0 0 n a into p6eoes.
all-purpme flour Yield: About 2 pounds
l cup milk candy.
. llCllllll Cllllll Jtdpe
RABPBEIUl~ BAVARIAN MOLD
-4. l l~ cartoo froRn i'ed raspberriel
1 \4 cupa water
1 ~-ounce packaae low-calorie
-l'Mpbes_....-rry.flnond &elaUn (2 envelops)
~'T lemon juice
~ cup evaponted ak1m milk, chilled icy
cold a.move -metal end from one end of
.rwpbeny carton. 11-t ca11Gn at MEDIUM WW
for 3 to 4 minute& to defroat. Re1erve 2 ~ beniel for pmlah; aet aalde. Drain rer-tntnc' ))errte9, ~ \i cup syrup; aet
lllklie. In mD mixer bowl, brilw water to bolllna
at IUGH flar about I mmuta Stir in eeJaUn till
dlllolwd. Satlr ~ llmml )dee. and aalt. Chdl dD -. Md icy mid milk.
Beat at bilh of elec:trlc mixer ti1l aoft peaka
fonD, about ...... Fold in clnlaed benia;
Pour .., ~ mo111. a'°1 arm. 2 '° a ~
uaao111; Ctidt Widl i I I I wd ben1liL JtilUis 8
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PLU8 .
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~ Lucerne ~ge Cheese .,91•
.. Orange Juice i.-.. ~ '3"
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6-ft. ~. "°" VAN OE KAMP MUFFINS ........... 1.21
'"•· HoMy, c~ NABISCO~RAHAMS ................. 1.29
2-lb. S.-IMf') .
C.H.8. PRESERVES ........... , .......... 1.79
IO p'k-IU~ .,
rrraah •••t.' 10-count, 1t-1allon awn and
Leaf ..... IJlo iltWl tM reatlter tape wtth the pnc• clrci.d. lxpir•
July a1; tea. ~·XORDITI ti Rebate.
Receive a tt refund.
Send the required
refUnd form, proofl of
~hMe frona any four
pac1ta1H of Kordlte
J'oam Plat11 and the
re1t1ter tape with the
prlcea clrcled. Explrea
Aua. 31, 1982.
lot" M, '-"" ~ Nilll "'"• M9rio lloea Waf« ... l 2-01.
SMOKED SAUst,GE : .............. LI. 1.89 ITAUAN SAUSAGE .... : ........ , .. ll. 2.29· OSCAR MAYER.BACON
lot M Smobd HMINI C-"J ltOfl4 Jonet Dairy fo'"'
l<NACKWURSt SAUSAGE ..... LI. 2.29 · PORK LINK SAUSAGE ............ ll. 2.19 SCRAPPLE ............... .
Reol McCoy. 12-o'I. Hc1<N Midget
BEEF BACON .......................... EA. 1.89 PORK SAUSAGE LINKS ......... ll. 2.19
Comot'°"' lrOftd . 12-01 leg. & Thlda ... l-lb,
SHRIMP CRISPS ..................... EA. 2. 79 . OSCAR MAYER BACON ........ ll. 2.19
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ov.'l 40 ~•until cakl tHcer lneelied tn center oaa'9I out dean.
Cool an pan on wtre r.cJL
MU. 11 lel'Yf.h8i. . .
Note: 1 ~ cupe llWD
milk mixed with 4 ~
teupoona viMlat may
AV~~
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.... ~In eono.rt" ~MOVll ** "'lteOttdl«" (1HH Jllll#l l<Mllw. OtRy Hin·
ton A ,...,.._ mlrtlat lrtl
tMChet lt1Yell IO the
0nent In MWGll Of her fniMlnO...._ 'A'
WM<MI
•~ ''llptliOk" (1979) Mil·
..,. HerN19i119y, Anne
llnoroft, A 106) 'IMttlon
~ .. lllll!llllel*' and
fNlermecl by '* uneuc-Olllful MlllftPlll to ..,,_
... IN "*' wM ~
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....,. NIW8
JAZZ AT THI
MAINT!NAHOl 8HOP
"8111 EYtna Trio (Nq. 2)"
1111 llllllt. pleno; ....,.c
~. bMI: Joe LaBM·
... drumt. (R) (D)~ **• "Wtrf Wou!O I lie?"
(1N0) Tr"t w11111m1, Liu
EtcllhOfn. A compultl..t'
1111 llPMI• tM 111tu1 quo
With hit retuul 10 contonn.
'PO'
(%)MOVIE
·~ "The lMt Ch ... "
(1H1) Lee Ml/Ort. Chttl
M9k1PM09. In I WOfld Of
IM MIK•, • '°"'"' reoe
cet drl-and • tttfl--ot
compuW ~ fWlt tM
oow-1w1.-i1·1 ptoe«lptlon or eutomoblla 'PO'
11:00eD8Cll08
NlW8 e SAl\MDAY NIGHT
Holt. Eliott OOUld. ~:
~terToetl. G YOU A8ta!O fOR IT
~ "~Hllr
8wtngen" end "ltalY't
Crulat tiorM Rat»." e u•A•a•H
HllWll• wllntl to Mal •
wounded 1<0tean ..oman
whOnt en AOK offioef
went• to quelUoft. m NNNYHIU.
8enfly ttll• • medleWlt 110-
ry lnvoMng royel lntfloue. 1=.CAWTT
•• •'TM \llel1or" (19791
Mel Ferrer, JOfln Hulton.
An enclent lrom • dltttnt
geluy ~ to Ear1h io
clettroy an M ~-Old
glt1 WhO " ci.tlMd to be
tM 11\other Of • ~. ~I 111C9. 'R'
(Ji)MOVW *** "Slrlpet" (1981) Bl• Mvrrmy. Herold Remll. A
New YC!ftl c:ebble look~
for eicctlllnent OOllWICle
"fl .,._ lrler!d to Jolfl '*" • ..illtlnO In Che u.s
A/mt/. 'A'
11~8<1> MOW
• • ·mi. Seduction °'
Mlle L9ooe" (1H0) 1.ym
Aldgrwe. Anltlont ~
A rec:tualw college tNCher
i-. In low Wfttl !tie mer-
11ed "*"llnlnce men wtlo
tlll bell\ ~ '* howe.(AI 88TONIOHT
Hoit Johnny Ceraon.
GUMta. Otonne Wanric:k,
Clwtee Ntleorl Aflll'/. 80 AICNEWS
NtGtmJNI
G MOVIE
"Shoot Flrtt. Ole Lit.,"
(1973) ~d Conte. A
honMl polloe Officer le
drtwn to rew.not when he
flndl "* lfle loc* ~ eel• won't ltllle "no" for en.,..., to...,~
ID ..... '*rt on U. ~
l>ecOIMI ln\IOIYed In •
murder ITl)'t11fY wMl1 he
wlt'*'91 en lllNNln•
tlon '"'
12.-00 e IHTPTAANMIHT
TOHIGHT
M lnttNleW wtth Comny
TWI~ 8119 LOVHOAT
Goptier .. fired. • l'/l#rled
men fr IYllllng wt th hit mi.
tr... runt Into 1119 neigh-
bor•, end • Mletmen It
0tdered by hie bOtt IO WOO
• llubt>orn women. (A)
G) MOVIE * * • "Or. JekVfl And Mr. Hy~" (1~1) 8penotrTr9-
cy, lngtld ll«Qmllft, A
mentel apeclellat't experl·
ment1 on l!lmMlf ...,.,,.u.._
~ '*°'M hll dMtructlon.
• LOW. AMINOAN lnU
"love And The Pel'fect
Setup" Sendy encl C9noll
decide to lhlre 111 111*1·
IMnt. "love And The
FIVOflte FM141Y" A TV t-.
Hy "" l)fobleml °"....,.
(S)MOVie • * * ·~ "P11'11te 81njil-
mln" (19801 Goldie .......
EJ1Mn lt'«lnen A ......_
do YoUnO women mlttlik·
enly jOlrtt IN Amty f>IOW"
Ing ltle delth of Mr ntW
~ on "*' Mddlno night. 'A'
12: 115 (1) MOW! * * 'h "The NIQd Klel" (1"4) Contlallce Tow.,
Anthony EMiey. Wtlln •
glt1 .. ~ '°' mutder, . '* ahlldy pea le l'9Wllled.
12:30 D GI LATI NltlHT WfTH
DAVID l.DTllMWf
Guettt: ~ Wlllleme JI.,
1port1 productr Bud
Greentpan. • film dw.ctor
Jotin Cefpenter.
IF * *'h "Shof1 Eyee" (19711)
Bruce D•'l1on, Jot•
Perez. COIWlcta etwnpt to
Ny .,. " "" .,,. etmoephlle of a p"9on
where cert•ln fellow
. lnmet• brMk ..... ~
ry knowft ,. ol
'A'
12:al(C)~ * * * "PwMIM Altt6(' (1878)~ .....
Annlnd ~ Three
~ ~frum
the ...... Kltdlen ~
Of N9w YOttl City combine
their trllt8 af brlllne Md
brtwn In tMlr tffort. to
crNte better llllel 'Of
tl'lelnlNIMe. 'PO'
12:80 CB) MOYIE
• • "Beyond The .......
(18111) Denton l<•'ne,
M""' JtnMn. A P~
lllM·~glrt wN) Ml
~ edueeeed In the U.S.
tetuml to "" lelend tlofl)t 91'6 ,... .... ~ with •
.,_,diver. 'N'
1:008 MOVla •• ''S... nm.s.i.i··
( ft7~) 'J.,ry-TllomH,
Uonel a..dlr. a.-i oon-........ ""'°" '°
pul Off •••••Ill• .... II the Rayl& MM. • MOVll ••'n "My Deer~
Illy" ( 1841) l.arelM Dey.
~ OouglM. An MtlOt'• MCntary .,. .... lie
Ukat ..,. Md p6IYf the
....., lftOf9 °""' tNn he """'*'
1:10• MOYll . **"' """9ct ~I(' (1t'70) UrlUI• Meir ... ,
Steni.y llker. An ..... t.
ent blM ININiOI' Ptr·
...... WMlthy ~If?
help him rob hit blnlt.
OH81
1:ae>D8NIWI .MOV!a • *"' "81ow.YP" (19ee)
Del/Id II~ VlllW
R«!greve. WNn • ~
London photogt9Phlr hea
-Of hit P6CIUrat bloWt\ up, he ClleoOYerl whet
eppeet910 bt. mutder.
t:41. N1W1
WM<MI *. * "lnelde MoYet''
(1NO> Jotwt ....... Dl'M ....,_, A 1 IUDIMI to tl'9 •GUii at,......,_ .. en
OeldMd -...... the My10 ........ .....
dlr"• dr9Mt of beooltlll 19 •
P'O .,... ltblll --• reelty. 'PG'
2:,1. MOYIE * * .. The Money Jungle''
( 1Mlll Jotwi Erlcton. l*
AlbrtgM. An in-tlgetor • ~ Into Mrvtce to get
to !tie bottom Of• -"'of
ll!llngl lnYOMng oeoio-111*•• uaoclated with m8'0t ott~
t:IO®MCMI * * * "EMI., (1'79) Kurt •
Autalll. Seaaon ~. ~ P""'9y rteM trdm
~ end obecurtty to
ldlltw fame encl fortune
... ..,.,..., MUllc* per-
'°"'*·
1:1teMCM1 ••1' ......... (1937)
Qlltt .... "-' Hll1ow.
Tiie ..., cla.Vlt• of •
..... hy "°'" ~ ~comH romentlcally
llWOhed with • biC>-tJme
boc*la.
(C)MCMI *** "Meen Su.ti" ('913) Herwy ~ Aob-
., 0. Nlto. A M't ... tlme
hood end Illa~
friend find plenty of ttouOlt
.. In New Yortc't U1tlt hlll)'.
'A'
l'.A08 NIWI a:oo• MOVll • 'h ··M .. ucre f'!wr"
( 1e49) Guy MadllOn. Roty
Cellloun. ~ r!Yllry
erupta wnono uw. CllMlt-
ry offloars wno .. 11 1rt
lowwltfl f'9 NIM-. ••
l:IO.MOYIE * "The Aw1kenlnt"
'1'811) ~ HlllOft. SUIMfllfl Yotlll, An . ~· ............. ~-111111~ .. ~ --0lf en fllldn Egyptten queen.
Q:)MCMI • • * * "Ofend l!Mlon'' ( lt37) .IMt\ Gabln. lriotl
Von $trohtlln. Wotld Wit I
ptltonerl oonfllOI wM •
O«lllMI OOIM!endllll
4;IO ® ITAHOtHG "°°" ONl.Y
"MllO O#llt In Conotl't"
Tlaur1da.,'•
Dautlattt Mo.,lr•
.. ,. (%)*•'A "DIMippw.
•nee" ( 1t77) Ooneld
Suth1rl1nd, Frenclne
Aecotll. NI 1\1.-nellonll
1111 men become•
~ lllftll llndinO 1111
mlellng w1te 'A'
l:IO ...... ''OIMCIPMf•
enca" ( 1977) Oonlld
lutharlend, Fr1ncln1
' Recette An lntlmltlonel
hit men becomH
obNtMd wM 1tnd1ne hit
miMlrlo *"'" 'A'
7:008••~ .. A~
f()( Aoblll Hood" (19elll
Berrie Inghem, Jemtl'
HtY1«· Robin Hood Ind
1111 bend or morry men Mt
out to dethrone • Mlf·
llPQOlnted dlctetOt who
1111 Mlied pCl'Wtr °"" the ..,. ..
<Z>•••• w.,.lf''(ltel)
Mlleolm ~. OIYld
Wood. The c>ppreulVe
•tmo'Ph9t. •t lift Enollth
bavt' IChool IMda to• I/lo.
tent student reb1111on 'A'
1:ao (J) ..... MCont"*"81
OIYICI•" (1911) John
BelUahi, 8llllr Brown. A
Ch Ice go new•peper
c:oll#Mltt lrawlll to the
Aoc:kJM to MCepe -PoltiGel MM and Wen4eW
• rec:IUllve nesur...,. 'PG'
1:00 CC) * * \t "A f!ltflA Of
Oyneltllte" (1972) J ....
Co«>urn, Rod Steiger. An
lfW'I ~ _,.
MtlCk:lill thief wtlo ..,, up
to rob 1>11'1111 IOmlhow
Wind up being hetoel of
Che Meldcln rtYOIUtlon.
(8) * *'A "ConUnentel
Divide" ( 19J 1) Johll
a.luehl, 81e1r 8'own. A
Ch Ice go new1p1per
co4umnltt tr~ lo !tie
Roe* ... to .ape IOITl9
poltllolf ._, encl lnttfV!ew
I reduelve neturalll1. 'PO.
NO(%)••• "O luoky Men!" (1873)~~.
Aelpti ~. A c.of· _...._.. .. ~
-a 'PY end a.It IO """°" wlWehe~·
Cltear In the mOYle9. t:a0. * * "'The Ster Pldl_.'
(1934) Johr1 Weyne. V•ne
Hiiie. A~ cowboy
depuu~.. • group or
r enc:Mrs 10 round up e
91119 of ouu-..
I~ (ti) * *"" "Chu Ctlu And The Philly Allh" (1981)
Alen Miln. Clrof lumett.
An~fomw.,_.
bell pi.)ltlr Ind • koolly
ttr• enttrtllner become
pertnere In • ~ to
mike money by returning
•Iott eu11cue. 'PO'
(IJ ··~ "Blow·Up" (1"8) Oe\4d •llmnllllQI, \'11'11111~ w ..... • young London pflofOgr•
.,,., hM '°"" Of hit pie..
twee DloMI up, he cllec:oY-
,., .. whet ..,.,_.. to be •
murd9r
tO'.IO CC) • * * "A F-In The Crowd~ ( 1tl7) Aiwly Orlf.
llet!, Petrtcle Neel A dlrel-
lct goea ll'om • jel Oii to
1111IONll recogntt1e1n on the
12:.IO (I) * * * * ~ri. 81un1 •
Men" ( 181101 P•lffi
o·r~. lteYe ~l
Wlflled b)' the polloe. • • ;,
Cltllllrbed V""'9m lltWel .. ,.;4
flnd1 1n UNIUt9 hl"tn on •
movie Mt where • Wchd
W11 I epic It ""1Q !limed • '.°:•'
'A'
• *. * "8'-'11•" ( t07f) I r:"
Glende JtlCllton. Ttrior' ' 1
H~d. Eccentric 8'11111'!.lf ,,,
poeleM Stevie Sm.Ith fi~, ~
ptOltlld. 'PO' I L·. ,q
t~ ljtJ • * "Bini\ Of The S..J
tlH" ( 1979) Stepn~n i 1':1
Medltflna, Rod Culbert· "l J ! ton. The t10f'Y o1 Jonro
PllUI, Rlllgo encl Oe«ge
trom their obtc:ure ~
nlng 10 their llMdom.
1:aC>(b) *•''Hog Wdd" (19ad) '
PltU o· Arbamlllle, MldlMI.
8lefln A high ldlOOI c:ern-• ·~ •.
put beoonlM 1"' ICM11ng
point 1°' wild 1)(8'*1 end. ) ..
hilettty when .._ .. ce-,.. · .. 1. ·:· c:u1 yGUng811fl dedde IO I
Ilk• on • rcway ITIOtOrcy· , .. ,
cle 91119. ·PG· ...
1M CZ) * • * • ··n. St...,t ,. ,_.,,
Man" ( 1080) Peter .r
0 'T oo1e. SleYI Alllllt>ec:lc.
Wented by the police, e
dlaturl>ecl Vletnem "91«.,
llndt en uneure llevet'I on •
movie Mt where a Wor1d ·~::
Wtr I epic la being lllmed
'R' a:oo CB) * • * •;, ··The Blldl
Marble' ( 1880) Robeft
Fo.ocwo<th. PIUll Prenti...
. '•
After wonting on en -
tlonelly ~·no Chlld-• I
murder ~. • hee\ly4 ' , • ,
drlntdng polra9 detecUve tt :
llemed wllh. ~
11> lO /Ind I malidout dog-_ •
lllPI*'· 'Pd' 4:00 u * * 'y. Dirty Money"
11n21 Rlch8nt et.""'i°ilsa Cetllatll'!e Dlnou\11.
I-~llM ~II
~ ,_ ICNt
o.tactlwe encl ~·~-r.
to • wat11M di1mlNL • •• ''WindlOf a.. ' ( 1978) Anilllal
,.... UstJno¥ '*'-lout mythOIOglC:al
lrom Ovkr1 "Meearnof ptlOlel.
••• "The Kid "'°"'
Hot.SO-Big" (1978) -·: ....... niter McAllllt«,
Vlhero A 12~-old girt
hndt ller'Mll In encl OUI of
trouble Wfllle r~ the
town MWtplper. • •
CZ) *. "Lac:ombe, l.ud-" en'' ( 191') Plerr9 BlllM.'. ••
AIKore Clement. Al !tie_ .,:;
end Of World Ww 11 neert.F , .1
• PHUnl ceralH1ly i!.·i' becomH Involved In ,
Fec19m.
II• (Cl "The M11gn1Jloeot ~ •
lie"
l~(I) ***"I Sent A~
To M)' love" (1911)~
S1n10111 S19noret, JNo
Rochefort A middlNigaCI
llror'nll'I .tlO ,_ "*1t
ll'I09I of her ecllM .. cw.
Ing for her in...-
deadlt to lllWite • lett• • newepeper lorllty
COiumn 'PG'
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her tint CIF dmnpl4nblp
s,turday when abtt ca~
the women'• 800 meten.:
INOt.SWOOD -It w.n•t hard to
dUferentlate between the NBA
cbam~lona' dr ... ln~ room and the
PbUaaelpbla ?hn dreuln1 room ·~&.. '!be ..,..~ '~room WM the
one wtth bll aolcl tro~y betna
hoWted over hundndl ot bl9dl. It •• the one whb wlth the expenalve
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... Mtually jult 100 tltlevWon cab-.
and wtr.. .
And, of courae, there weu the cbmn. ,. WI~ 114-lOf vlct.ory over the
79en before 17,&00 ICl'Wnilw W.. at the
Forum, the--~ AnceJe1 Lalan er.ed
the memoriel of a year aao when they
were liven the· q~ boOt ~t ~ ~
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,Angels erupt to belt Toronto, 11-4
TORONTO. (AP) -Four
bltt.tp Into the pme, It Joolrecl • If it w.a not aanc to be 0eott
1.ahn'a nleht.
The Att1ela' left-hander
quickly fell beband 3-0 when he 1erved up a three-run flnt-
lnnina home run to the Toronto
Blue J~-&rry lbmelJ
Tbi flr'llt bminc WM lndk:attw
of Im recent perfmt•www In hSa
pwkiul four Nl1I be hid failed
to 1Mt lix 1nnin&I and had not
.,.,on ace May 10.
"It w.m't a wry aocJd start." .ud Zahn. 'Tw been stnalinl a bit lately." Zahn. hownw, becked by a
Atlanta takes busineu-like approach
\
1 · LOS AlfGl'.LIS (AP) -Uthe
I Atlanta Braves were 1Uppmed to
I toll OYel' and fade away at their .. tfrrtpM of the defendlna worl champion Lo. Angeles Dodcen. they haven't.
. Atlanta IDllde it two wtae In a '°"' 'over the Dodemw ~ =~ :.:= r ~ c:. the t09d agaiut NadOJW Leaaue
w~ rtvaJa. the Brav. are 10-0.
'l'bey'ft Uo 1 ~ pmm ill front ot 911CCDd-p)lipe san Dleco ...t
llOW e~ pmm 1n front of the
Daf8 L
'ftw manapr, Joe Torre, lm't
the leMt bit IUl'pri8ed at the er.v-· play ., tar 1n um, met
be .,. the club took a Wiry
~ lib appl'C>Kh to playtac
Lal AnpW for the first time.
"We weren't overly hyped
Wtim we went Into New Yon the
~ dme," Torre .ud. ,..Uq
hll retw:n to the )HJ Ap~
.... be Md !'Mft~ for · lit.iiw. •••amen. ..., why abould ~l>e any mere hyped Dow?''
But lt w the BnWI' ptc:MDI
that stymied the Dod&eri-
A.fter the Jlod&er'I Ft three
runa off rookie Ken Dayley, the
atarter, Torre went to hla
bullpen. Between them. Preltm Bann8. Al HrabOlky and Gene
Garber effectively icattered
three ..... ovs the tinal four
n>UDdl. --.
lfanna, 3-0, -the win and Girber .. ntnt& .ave.
Bookie StieYe Su' knocked In
tbe Dodeen' th.-,,... with two
..._, 8'vtna hbn tM NL i.d fn lihl. irttb .............
another hit, a boiDft, In the
aevmth When hi .,.. OllPJllDC
HrabolkT, Wida tbe tytnC run at
.-Ml blile.
AtW Hnbolk7 w.at into hll medl= ad a number of Cbw; Sax • ~ drtw to Wt tbai ... foul, barely tnlwln& be1nc a two-nm homer.
Braboek1 menli •tared at
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LAWRENCJ:, Kan. -The • UftlYWllty ot K...-l&kl ~ it e t
bel1ewl ~t ~ -~ . BtU, who 11t a 8'1 Daht
frelhmln ruah1nc reoord two YM19 IC01 Wll
eUClble to play ln 1980.
The comment by Athletic Dir.ctor Jim
I..-, WU in l'mponle to a oopyricht ltory 1n the
Kin1u Oty nm. last W.-that l&kl Bell, an
l.dllon. HJah prod~ did not
have tt,dfictent blah tchool
. 1rade1 to qualify for an athletic acholarahlp unct.er
NCAA rules.
.. We have carefully
reviewed with memben ot
the U of K athletic staff the
lituadon ooncem1na Kerwin
Bell 'a ell1ttillfty aa a
fnshman. Baled on bla blah
-.L achool tranacrlpt, it waa
apparelt tbat Kerwin had the necem1ry blah
school grade-pomt. averag& to compete u a
freshman." Lellla aaid in a atatement.
"It appears that the situation ii blled on the
correct lnterpntation of an NCAA nale. If and wnen the NCAA gives m ltatlnterpntation, we
will then be in a POllticn to 191P nd,
Quote of the day
BaHball today
On thla date in bwhU ln 1'"'6:
Tbe Minlaota Twins' b1llted flVe heme
runa ln the leYellth lnn1na to ~t a
9-4 vicQ)fy1ovet the Kuwll Qty A'a.'l\ich
RoU1n1, ~ Venallee, Tony Oliva, Don
~ and Harmo'1 Killebrew connect.cl
durinJ the ma11ive Mlnneaota power
dlap)ay.
On thla date in 1948: New York Olanta Manaaer Mel Ott
became the firat major' leaiue manapr to
be e}ected from both aamea of a
doubJe..hMder.
On thla date in 1914: Pittlburlh ahortatop Honua Wagner ~.,. buenn•a ~ moc1em p1ayer to
tellCh the coveted 3,000-c:aNet hit plateau.
Today'• blrtbdaya: .
Bouaton ~er Bill Vlrdon la ~l.
Plu.tiwp OU~ Daw Parker ii 31.
Oacar Gamltle, New York Yankeea
outfielder, oommenU.,. on all the ahuttJ.lna
of penonnel1 becau.e oi the club'• tndel
and call-UPI Of minor ~ "If G9aswe
Stelnbnnner had aiven the Yankee alrtf'nea'
account to Branlff, they'd 1Ull be in
businell." Cllppera' move not tlnal yet
Lirisford leads Boston•• charge ~=r::w_.~~ •
ea,.., LudoN droY9 in Jlm Ii provided by the Sul DleCo Olppen. . Rice from th1rd a-with a *'cle iwlucftnc the b:DpKt the io. of a t.-m
with none out in tbe loth lnnlna • · would haw in Sm Dlelo. befcn the NBA Will
Boa ton char1ed to lla fourth appnwe the Qlppen• move to Loe~· ...
comecutive v.kltDry with a ...a dedPoo atJw the The Raml mmounced tbat they haw~ theil' New York Yankees to h.lahllght American ' fourth round draft choice. Jeff OaJl•M, a l.acue action Tu.Say. BoSt.on re11eva-Mart linctbm:br from Mirourl. C:.y)ord ........ to
Cleu, ~1, collected the victory , , , r Wbete, ~ <!...~~~aped ..... fifth Kaw Qty remained ln tint p1.ce In the AL 'llll"•n ~ -.tea. an ottmliw Well 11 ~ Odl hcmered. tackle from ta; Mllff Me~etMll, a.
llna1ed and drow ln tour rum llfety from New Hawn; and A= c.llJ..L a to lwl tbe BoyaJa to tb11r defemtve end from Alabema • • . ·1'be
.,,.th ~t v1ctary a M world mlddleweiabt -title ftaht between
wtn OYS Mhwwpa .• •. • qdlaputecl clwne!on Mani• Basler and .U..'I tWOoGUt -...1n the eMPcmr ft1rrs ...,.. i. a..i C911ed o11,
hc:Jttaa of the....._.:_.. "tarthefwuu Nefuture,'•aapMW'...,11611.A
liftld tbt am.o ..... 8ai ....... 099' the ... of the bout ...... to be
110 a M •lli&uzJ •t .. tllli ._ • • • C88 lllld h .._ ...... tan..-0.klmd'a WU ...U to AD'"llO .WW...,. tliclE1e Jet Onllil 11 a color fdlbt ...... T8M Cnin .. 9 t Id • lta JQ1. &111..,. thill ,_.. ••.
LAIJIPO. --double of d1i9 ... J'aw' lJntria., :! Ar ..... fioaelld pla1&1 acored Al C.Wea wtth the ·~nm tD a ~i; bmw a-• JPWwd far thl um 1rr1on, C.o.cb
14-lnnina Seattle dedDln OWi' na. . . . ... ... ..... ............t No._,.. ... Clwn fer
Cabell drove in twonma to~·~ tbi • ..,........
Detroit fourth inning and a.el Llmm hit • .,. of solo home runa u the Til•n whippea Television. radio
Ceveland. 8-3 . . . 8c9U MeGiear tiCmed a ft No ewnta ICbeduled.
six-hitter, retiring 15 of the lMt fa battl!n be . MDIO: Jh11r'wD -Aneela at Toronto, 4:30
faced. to lead <imore to a 4-2 win ~ p.m., KMPC (710); Atlanta at Doctcen, 7:30 p.m.,
Milwaukee. KABC (190). ~
~~ .tt':.::.tU ...... w .... biit ilkln•t '~"
.._Whale, ~ Wiii at hii
pl>llolph'-1 belt aft.tr the ..... ~ ~ ..,... molt
of hJI ....... had~-.. Al JmaCb .. rm bun. rm not ~" Cbe~·Dr. J . ~. _.. be l6aDklul for tbe opJ)Ort\anlty to play ln the
champlonahtp aerlH. The
opportunltr. doean't come to
evwybody. Oncl ygu're there,
there•• no guarantee of
~."
''The NBA champlonahip
becomee IWeeter M YoU pow olde.r, .. added Jabbar, who
man~ged to acore 18 polnta ~ the doaed ~--of Darryl Dawldril and Caldwell
Jona "We dkln't want to eo
t.ck to PhUldeh>bla. 'lbey're a ~ team art4 you've eot to
give them credit."
Jabbar and taamma\al Norm
Nixon ~ reapooded to their
poor 1howin11 in Sunday'•
aetback with impre11lve
perfo~ncea Tueaday. Nlxon •
FV. first baseman· belts homer en rouJe to 7 -6 win
By ROOD CARLSON Be ·eventually ~ on a ·~io.ded walk to. or .. Dllr 111111.... . Been, then Bean foUowed up In the bottom of the
'nie South All..atan. uaed a f.amWar w•pon for ninth. ahuttmc the North oft with Mike WW. ot
,uccev iru.day nilbt -atormina fnm behind -Fulla1on atraDded CID wend.
11 they overcame a six-nm deficft to record a 7-6 The North left the aeckll full twice -lo the
vtctory at the Hth annual Oranae County All..m fifth and ei&hth inm. -ptUna most of la
bueball &ame •t Anaheim'• i:..P'"alma PVk. baerwmen With free .-, Fountain Valley•• Dean Roberta drilled a . Yankee bitten dubbed out m hlta in the. fb«
1hree-run homer to ll)U'k a five-run rally in the three lnnh>• -then were lJmlted to only two hla
fourth lnniDI and the llebe1a went CID to PCllt .,_ the belanoe of the &ame·
nipa in the aeventh and elchth lnninp. ibeir ninth ne.n w. named the Outstandina Player of ti.
wtn 1n the>_...,., · Game and Villa Park'a JOflY Macleay wu the
Robenl. who .mpd ln h1I only othtr at.bat Hustler of the Game.
eent a wallt blah fNtbeU 350 feet to Jett field in the Roberta, DeBenon and MacKay were the only
fourth innlna. ICOl1nC behind J'.dJ9on H.lah•• Mike plav... to ........ out two hltL
DeBmon an4 Hunttnctoo Bwh'a One Shirley, riiii.T_ii_ii-..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiir who had aot aboard via an infield hit and a me
pul, 1-.pectlvely. .
"I thoucht It had a good chance to aet out.'' Mid
the Fountain. Valley tint b·1smen, when llked hla.
inmwdlat.e rwtion to h1I crowd..awakemr.
The ~th appeared to be aama nowhere t.t
M the Ncinh IW'gWJd to ita S.-0 r.d-throucb three
framee. A couple of el'l'Ol'I and a plll9ed ball aoi the
South two nma before Roberti, who say. he'•
beecW for Oranae COMt CoUeae ln the fall. put the
Rebell ma into cont.enticn.
Bill Bean. the key to Santa Ana ~·1 CIF 3-A
champbwbip ....:in. laced a double to left in the
aevel)th 1nnlnc to score La Qulnta•a Mike CbaJJIDIUl
and U. h at 8, aiettma atartmc p6teber Dave Rohde
Of Orona del ilar oft the hoOk.
The wlnnlnc margin came IQ the ei&hth -on
what appeued to be a llmt fluke.
· Guden Grove'• Mike 8cbierberl appelftd to
atrib out -but there WM t1D apparent mixu= be teot another pitch. WMilns it to left for a .
Orange Coast College
SUMMER.SWIM . . PROGRAM
REGISTRATION: Sat., June 19
9 a.m. -OCC Gymnasium
2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa
FEE: $15 per class
Mommy & Me, Toddlers: Beginning,
Intermediate and competition cluses. Each
cla• meets for 40 mlnutff deity In t;wo-week
lffllon. C!uie1 begin Monday, June t1.
INFORMATION: 556-5880.
Swim olataea open to all age1, lncludl"fl adult•
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Stanlor4
I OMAHA. Neb. (AP) -Entering the Coµep World Series leYel'al colJellaw ~ coechea lndiaated ~o. 1-ranked
'l'eua WM the nation'• be9t team. <>then
added that sixth-ranked Stanford
~WU the hottest. y ntcht it took Teus 12 lnnlnp
to outa1uc Stuafard, M, in the wtnnen•
bracket semifinal of the NCAA'• DiviskJD I dwnpionahlp Jn Qnaha. The
losa 1napped a l4-1ame Cardinal
winnlnC streU.
The vict«y ... the $4 lAlnahoma
and likely llarW ~ CJe.nerM; 12-1,
into Tbunday'1 wtnnen' bncket final
~ Sl-18-:1 Mlun1 and 8:*m Sonle,
Stanford. DOW 49-17-1, drops into tile
ellmnation round to faice 33-13 Maine
t.onlebt. Tbat foDow9 a match between
MCOllld-nnbd Wlcbita Sta•, 71-13, and
• founh·ranbd ()ldabmw State, 57-15.
·~e IUl'Ytved,'' laid Tex.al Cmch cliff
Gu1tafaon of bl1 club'• win over
Stanford. "We beat a very fine bill
clul>t" .,_ , The~ came up_ with a pair of runa lo the 12th with Tracy Dophied drtvinC home SIMke Owen ~ ·Lndy
IUchanl ....... -Mike Brumi.y to bnak • 8-8 ... de.ialock.-..i-. ..
'4Thit WM _toinl to be a 11~ all the way," aald Brumley, who -.nt 4-for-IS
with a two-nm boam' in the fltth. "My
$ aeon .... 9-8 IO I WM clme .
• kJt like UI. They swtnc IGIDe
beta."
Brwnl•J1• homer. the ant of tM
HUOD f.rOm ~ rt1bt tide for th
SwttGb-blttiDC iOpMnwft, put Tu.
abied bdeOy at ~.
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~ !...-, APWls ct 11 .. ano a INSURED -Tilly, a five-montb-dd
bulet hound ~ted for a broken foot. made
history by belna the fil'lt pet covered by
tn.urance benefit.. Dr. Ronald Ridlway, of
San Diego, treated the g'a foot.
:r1
~luor qnit signs pact 1
l: Daniel International (Saudi ArabU) Ltd., a unit ot Flour Corp .. Irvtne, hal signed a conu.ct for
!tructlon manaaement o~ a health tclence.
iter to be built on the camp.m of. the Klftl
u1a1b Unlverlity in Jedd.ah.
·.. Estimated cost of this _phue of the overall J»tO~t _la several billion Saudi rlyal.a . (1everal
~ million U.S. 4ollan). Daniel International, headquartered in
OteenvUle, S .C., aald the vario\d co~ction
contract• will be awarded to Saudi and
"-temational conatrucdon contracton.
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· ll'Aourd de IJmbera hu been named d.lrector
of rmaurants for TM Newporter reeort hotel in
Newpcrt Beach.
A native of Belalum. de Llmbura will ownee
operatiom at The Rewporter'a three n!StaW'anta
which lnclude 'nwt Wine Cellar, La Palme and the
Blatro. All have undergone menu and design dManeel Iba The Newporter waa 1 acquired of>y
New:port Beech-hued Rldpay Ltd., owners of the
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• 8!"G·ITRAlll TUNING, >r-ee County, CaHtomla, will 8WTH l 80H8 PAOP£RTIU, ,
1 .. 1 Moftrowt.. Newport 9-ctl, .-.. ..... b\c'9 up to~ p.11\. 1141 Monrovta AWl!M, Newport ~ 11111 41._ 1CMt1 dlW of .M1e. 1112 el._ BMctl, CA l2tl3. ~ Wrvoe °""' Olboma, 21142 •fflO• of Hid lctlool Olatrlot, WALKER 8MP1'H, JR .. 1542 Wf91tefiorM, HvnttnetOft llMC!t. oc.ted et ICMl1 Cte11Mr LAM. MonrOWI Aw., *-Port leldl, CA 0.....-...., · tvnttnatOft 8Mofl, Celfom4a. at ttt11. ' J~ 1-.c1 AoM, 1501 "'*" t1i119 said bldl .. be pv1ildy CLARK! A. 8MtTH, 1942 1...-AveftW, l .. boe ltland, ipel'9d aftd ,... llQr. ~ A\19., Newport Beac11. CA ~ .-z ' .,..._ LOcaCae eaea.
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OouMy Clarll of ONnga c...ey on or Hid 8Ctlool Ofatrlct. 20451 a.di. CA ata. '
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~ ~-TNa ~WM fled wttll the 11A1m ITA...-wf EUT! PATAOl AHO OUAAI> ~2~ Clarll1....,. of 0..-. County en The folo'llllnO ,.,_are c1o1nO IEAVPCE, INCORPORAT!D, a
-r ... -. ~ • Ce?lfornl• corporation, 1570 E. •·~ -.. c-!Jb~'!, TUSTIN MOVING CENTER. Ed?nger Avenue, Santa Ana, r--..,,.111199 .....,, .,..,, 1431 Laguna Aoed, Tuatln, Cellfornla Pllal..._2t.Juna~.t. 1t, 1112 Cellfomlat2'80 Eugene t<am?nall?, 31 2277.a tJ4tU Co, of ()r8ng9 County, I OWnlnte, ?nine, c.tlfom?a
---.---.,._----Callfornl• corporation, 110 8. 92714 ~ ..,,-. P?acenlla Aven111e, Placent?a, Be 11 y Kam I n 111 1, 8 1
-,--------Celfcmle t2t70 Dlemante. tNtne. c.llfomta
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..... 8TA~ corporllllon. Thia bvllneea 11 conducted by a
" ,l)ie tc U-HllUI COmpan'f eotp0ratlon • • ~ ollowtng l*SOfl la d~ of Orange County Elite Patrol and
• " e9: M ' a D l 8 I Q N I ... w-.m o. Outtvte Quwd Service, Inc.
cMiNm. 230 fall ~ "°*'· TNa .::::::: -lllad wtth the ~=~ ... Ana. CA tml7. County C1ar11 of ~ en Tl* N1-1 -fled with the • "ooer lt•ven lr•tl m. 11 w.y m 1112 County Clarll of Or'lfl09 County en
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~blllf!M Orenge Cout OaUy Publllhed Orange eo .. 1 Dally ~ Pldt. .._ 21. ..._ 2. '· 1e, 1182 "°'· June 2. t . 11. n . 19'2 • 22tl-l2 240442
JeraN 8. BMddeJ, a fsmer niiddent of
Newport Beaebtr:SlO been named president of Stewart Title of County.
Stewart Tide Gurut)' purchaled oontroll1ng
interest in Continent.al Title Co. of Fresno, of which
Shockley wu executWe vice prelident.
The local office of Stewart. Title Guaranty ii
temporarily loqtted at 900 N. Broadway, Santa Ana.
It ii to be pennanently estabUahed ln the Irvine
area bun its former location in Hacienda Heights.
ADcJrew A. Jobs hu been named reltonal
manater of Stewart Title Guaranty and chairman
of the board of Stewart title companies in Orance.
Riverlide, San BernardinO and San Diego counties.
Mareu E. Greea hu been ~ to
executive vice prelldent. chief operations officer of
Developen IUuuce Compu7 baled in Loe
Alamitol. DICX> ii an underwriter of aubdivillan
improvements bondl.
Warrea M. Wlaterbottom has been appointed
vice president of ~ketlng and ealee -for the
o,...Y R. Moma: an ind&.wtrta1 Mi.I and
~ rr=aJlst in the Lee ~-Off.Ice of. Coliweiia•ker Commerelal Real E111te
lemea, hM been a~ted ..-~of. &M company• Newport h ottice. •
New bank throws
secretary pa~ty
Pacific NJltional Bank. having opened four
montha ago, invited 200 eecretaria from nearby
~ f« an after-work. wine and cheele
get.-togethel" and a tour of the bank'• officel at-~
MacArthur c.ourt.
Chalnnan of the Board U.T. 'Thompeon m and
President James Lynch rolled out a red carpet for
guests and greeted them witll' valet perking, a
d"*81 harpist and • life-size robot.
A ootosne, with a light floral scent. wu a
lDemento.
Put a Jew words to toOrlc for you
642-5678 m th• llily _Pllat
Second, we will literally bring the bank to )'OU, at your place
of business. Our Aqiount Officers will meet with )IOU in your
office and will arrange for )00 to conduct )'Ollr banking busi-
ness from )'OUr office. Our Business Courier Service,
Armored Car Service, Thlephone 1ransfer Service md post.
age paid Bank-by-Mail Service all work !-0 6lM ~ _, iCce55
to )Q.lr bank without having to lea\ll ~ oti.
DEVELOPERS -Dick and Joan Stevena of
Corona del Mar look 'over their far-fl':ft
c;attJe ranCh near the Hifh Sierra. Plana
for luxury lOC11e-hcnM Clewlopment. wttb
amenlU. IUCh u 08lilna. ~ and
hunting. ·
1 ;i P~ices olltrun forec~st
, ·l 21st century costs b~ve already arrive~ .
I fl.~~~~ lam.MDII ~areat~.._:~0= NEW YORK -Ei&ht years IW• ecanom1c :-.1
aao the U .S. Chamber of .One of thoae allmenta 11 eommett. offered a frichtenlng In, for example, the fean of lnflaUon lhock. You may rera1l ~ ~ lnflatlon to come. By aaven, stock market lnveeton the firlt cuualtiea 15 years -ao.
the °fW 2002, f« example, the and corporate ~ta. when 1nflatioo'1 roota lpned UJce
median price ot a home was h era..,_ in the nation'• lawn, fONCMt to reech $62,!K)(). The latter are in a dit er. deltroylna the economJc WUlioo
Inflation fllet, faster than Should they aaaume that of praeperfty.
Ume. Here In 1982 we are~ ~~ =~1a,:rkt~= What h~i;.ened't For one
a tane of the 2i.t centwy. The to oommit funds for expanlion? thlnc. the aaver who had
mecffen p1ced home alreec:ly ia They're not maldna that put away little bli. year by year cll.e to $'10,000, and now, aaya 1ound..bit avJ.nal_ •tm \U> jnJM the chamber, it miaM coat aa1umptlon. They're--cuutn,-bites. lnlunnce poUclet that baa
$883,000 In 2002. ~• .. N•ut 4he economy~ been dutlfully maintained lost Sboddna. of ~. but no uu.......-.... ,, their value.
mere ., tM.n odle federal debt. 11 evidence of a lieae menw.u • TMre WM another aide to the
which WM expected to reech $1.2 of digging ln. atory. ~ who· were clever or
trillion ln 2002 bUt which, 20 h u n lt er-in 8 c:ynk:al enouah to tee wba\ w•
y.n early, la ..ue.dy tim.ted to )own.~-occurrlna, or perhape merely
nearly that me. Shnllarly ct.. ~buying pl.am reaponaible to themaelvea or
I la the federal ~ expected to for big ticket clienta, borrowed thaee avinp . r ,,.ch $762 bOlion ln 2002 but ltema are a1 that had been built up on dny
. I
already beyond that. indefinite or rate• of lntereata and began
The typical automobile waa negative as rnakfl\I big money from them. •
foreeeen • OOltlng $7,500, a suit are porporate That la, they invested the
of clothea $312, and a pair of expansion money In hem• that were
ahoe9 $75, pries that an~ can plans.. cu•"'" lnflatlnc in value, auch as houlea.
recoplze • ha~ved ~ S e a r c h I n g t h r o u I h They took a tax deduction on the advance of 1he amber • aovernment, bualne11 and lntel"elt they paid. And 1n the ~j>rlae there e that academic analyaea of the !!_~~~!,S ~~~d!!~ih~
Americam auffer frcm iDtlation economy, you find broad ~~to themlelva. It wast
ahock. a linaerinl ~ that :fu::'~°:° high lntel'eat rates stunnlnc 8b1ft of lortuna :::.:en,:e.th~ve f1b:n bebroc~ Who can borrow at 16 to 20 Tbe comequencee are 9dil with
into check. c:tesPte an abundance percent, when thoae ratH .., and now repreeent one of the
of llng)e-djclt evidence. pndude profit fJr the btg;f,,,. bta obataclea to economic
The malady abow9 up mmt penon and 90metiJDes repnll!'llt recov~ While inflation bad
deatructlvely in the form of .so percent of 8J'Om pay foe the been to & percent or eo,
e:xtaemely h1lh interest rate.. but would-be homeowner? Perhaps million• of people refuse to
ln a half-<iozen other ways too. more Important, who darea believe tt la permanent. -.
Ag~nts' income still .rising
€oldwell Banker selling despite depressed market
Sherman Oaks. Newport Beach La Jolla, Hancock Park and
~h~~ea for the flrat
quarter indicate a repeat
perfonmnce for ta-people."
eald Clarbon.
He 1uperviaea the reeiclrit
DW'PI a mid tbsii' ,.} tlltRl111
1uperatara whose peraonal b....... lit -c.m, trxaied $200,000 eneeelly.
Accordlnl to Clarkaon,
althoueh Coldwell Biuiker la
linowD Jar the llldDc iand .. o(
the hou1ea of the nch and
t;.n.au,. It fl DOC the aim of iudi
t!l~:"t. ~ • YoProfessional ~ Florist
R.Of9r 2915 Red Hill Avenue
A-108 Costa Mesa
641-0810
homes -Prelident Belon'• that reprwni. the bWk of ihe finn'•
bt..,_ ID Southern CaUfomla. The compny'1 top .... t foe
1981 .... FecO aukwciw In La
Jolla wbll9 a-.. YOla.-of $18
mlllaD,,.. m.de up ot &I cbed
WUWI tlr m 8\IWlll9 ~ $300, 000 ..... ~ .-.; be llild.
..,,. top ~ ..... in tbe
N••r.rt Beach office had a
alml ar pric• avera1e per ~"Wela.ban. ~,. ,... fNfli:1 mllllan-
~home that ".aid w....,
dGae 6ICIOM GD a mMQber of properu. ......... ti00,000."
Ar. lrJtl.MtnadOl'l of t.M bOOki
and record• of a Ntwport ~••ac:h -bued ucurtti•• broker-dealer WU wunched thla
week by the CalUor•la
CorporatlON Department.
The lnvutlcauon ·wu reportedly touched oft by
Comark'a requeat tor an
ext1n1ion ln f1Hn1 a 1981
finanda1 1t.atement, now three
moot.hi law.
Steven Gourley, a deputy
comm l aaloner for the
corporattone department, aatd
he'• allo monltorina an abrupt
but brief 1uapenalon lut week by
New York-baHd Marine
Midland Bank of the
admlniltntlve choree lt handlea
forComark.
Gourley 1tre11ed that the
Newport flrm hH not been
, accUleCl of any wronadolng and
added that he could not comment
on what, If anything, hla
examination had turned up.
Danlel Harkins, Comark'a
general counsel, aald the f1rm la
doing bu1ine11 11 usual. He
blamed the late flna.ndal filing
on probleml 1n 1wttchln8 from
manual record keeping to, a
computerized ayat.em.
Gourley would not uy why
the New/York bank had
11.11pended doing business for
Com.ark for a three-hour period
1aat week. The stock market lost around Friday due to what eome
analyats aald was uncertainty
over the Com.ark altuatlon.
OVER THE COUNTER
"' NOT..SO-P AMILIAR FACE -Ford Rainey. 72, hlil bii1i1
movi• and te1eY1l1on commerdala for yean, but edmitl lliiii
not the most recognJ.r.ed actor in the world. He WM (I\ ~ntralia, Wuh., to ~_pt an award as 1982 ~
alwnnU1 ~f Centralia College. . ~I
lsSuing of funeral ~I
ruJes permitted
WASHINGTON (AP) -The
Reagan adminiatration haa JZiven
approval for ~ Federal Trade
Commiasion to laaue rulea
requiring funeral homes to 1iat
prlcel and eervice9 for customen.
The rule, however, still could
be quashed by Congrea, which
voted two weeks ago to Junk an
FTC rule that would have
required u.ed-ar dealers to tell
customers about major known
defecta ln vehiclea.
The White HOUie Office of Ma.naeement and Budget, after a
review, concluded that the
funeral regulation would not
impose exce11lve paperwork
NASO LISTINGS
burden• on undertakers, who
oppme the resuJ,ation.
The key elementa of the FTC
rule would require funeta.l
homea to Itemize prices ~ti I
1ervl.cea and to provide ~.
over the telephone if asked bl I
cuatomen. The rule la lntendied I to prot.ed distraught custacqen
from buying more than they may
want or can afford. . •
The FTC has been atudyjftg
the regulation aince 1975. •
Unae r the Paperwo.rk
Reduction Act of 1980, the
budget office reviews the~
of red-tape projected in a new
regulation. '
'
~ 'nl• Electronic. Deviet1 Dlvillon of ROckW9U
lnsernatlonal Corporaiton plan• \o r•lif:t
hetldquuwr1 from Anaheim to 4311 Junbonte •
Newport Beach by AUIUlt.
Manaaement, en,tneerifll, admlnlap-auve and
nwrketlna functlona formerly.~ in Anaheim are
beina CONC>lidated In a 360,o_o_C)-4quare-foot New~ Be-.Cn comi>lex formerly •hued by the dtvtalon'• wt!~. fabrlcation operad(ml and another &CkWell
orp.n.Ir.ation.
No penonnel reductlont a.re involved ln the
CONIOlldatlon.
Yield~ up on securities
WASHING'ION (AP) -Ylelcb on 1hort-tenn
Treasury securities thil week are moderately higher
-at their highest polnt 1iJu mid-May, officlala say.
The government UYI it iUct.ioned about $5 blllfOn
In 1ix-month T-billl Monday at an averaae dt.count
rate of 12.117 percent, up from the 11.589 percent of
May 28, and about $5 billion in three-month billt at an
average rate of 12.074 percent, up from 11 .52 percent.
Besinnlng \Oday, financial lnatitutlont O\AY pay u
much as 12.367 percent Interest on $10,000-minimum
six-month money market certificates; S&IA may pay
as much 81 12.074 percent and commercial banks aa
L much as 11.824 percent on S7 ,500-mlnimum
three-month certlflcates; S&La may pay as much as 14
percent. Md ~ banks as much aa 13.75
percent on 2 ~-year "11nall-aaver" certificates; and
tax-.exempt; one--year "all-savers" certificatea Issued
through June 12 will pay 9.87 percent interest when
held to l.ll8turity.
Firm's earnings down
Nuclear Medical Systems, Inc. of Newport Beach
has reported higher revenues but lower earninga for
the quarter.
Revenues grew from $1,~5,050 a year ago to
$2,058,925 while eaminp per share fell from 3 cent.a to
1 cent.
The company attributed the difference to
acquisition of Medex, a clinical laboratory, and la.es
by affiliated companies.
Newport Corp. earnings rise
The Newport Corp. of Fountain VaJley haa
reported higher earnings for the quart.er of $978A67,
or 42 cents per share, as compared to $660,182, or 28
cents, for the period ~ year ago.
F.arnings for the rune months ended April 30 were
$2,673,900, or $1.14, an Increase from $1,925,937, or 83
cent.a for the corresponding period In 1981.
The firm ia a manufacturer of laboratory
equipment and componenu.
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SILVER
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The guarantee is simple. Here is the
way it works. If you order the product
and use it as directed for a trial perio~ of
45 .. days, you must be 100% satisfied with
your rapid weight loss or you are entitled
to a refund of DOUBLE your entire pur ..
chase price. There are no exceptions.
This guarantee is iron.-clad and legally
binding, regardless of your current
weight level or how long you have been
overweight. All that is req~ired is that
you follow the si~ple instructions and
give the reduction progr'am an honest
chance to woi:k for the full trial period .
However, because of the nature of this
special offer; we can only . guarantee
delivery to the readers of this publica ..
.. tion who respond within the next
1 o .. days. After that, orders will be filed
on a "first come first served" basis as
long as supplies last.
Het~ is something else you should
know. Even though ·· The Energetic
Weight Reduction tablets are quite
P.Qwerful and effective, they are 100%
safe. ~ey can be taken over prolonged
periods of time. As a matter of fact, this
is one of the very few diet aids that a
U.S. government panel of medical and
scientific experts approved as an active
ingreoient for appetite control and ·
weight loss. Besides, it is not required to
have a warning on tne label! .
CAUTION: As your weight begins to
plummet downJ you should use your good
judgment and not let yourself become too
thin. It is very important to eat properly.
Before starting any weight loss program
you should consult your physician to be
sure you are in nonnal health:
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0'11011T"IOTY • ................
AllrMI--~ In U\11 "•wap1per II 111b)ect to the ,..,.,al ,.., HOll8lnO Act of 1"8
whlctl mek• h lllaolll to advertl•• "any Pl~. llrnlletlOn °' dltctlmlnatloft bMed on
rllOI. ~. NIQlon, ... °' nltloMI origin, Of lttY Intention to malt• any
111ct1 preterenoe, llmltttlon or
clltctlfnlnatloft.''
Thlt ,....~ .. not
knowingly 1ecept 1ny
•dvtrtlalng for rHI
••tit• wtllctl la In
Yloletlon of "" ....
••••••• AdYertlMra should
check their ads
dally and report
errors
Immediately. The
DAILY PILOT
: assumes llablllty
: for the fl'rat
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TOMORROW NIGHT, A SYMPOSIUM:
"WRIT'S llPPEllll IUT TIERE1''
An ln·d~pth ana!>'&la of the current resldenftal
real 91tate market •.. and what can be done about It.
JIM WOOD, PRESIDENT
. UNIQUI HOMES, INC.
lhUirtcltly, June 10, 7130 P.M.
trvtn. c-t C:.Un"Y a.
••• .., ...... ,..ulred, 675-600o
-flnenolnG. 0--NaNY
motivated, call today,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 541-2313 ~
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Fantaltlc 3 8d 2 k flf'll rm ~ FonMI din.,
axtta lrg '°'' r .. rn111doua
buy. I 1500/mo. Won't laatl 811aan Han .• :_.-. .. .._•.._•
R&IY1M
~ Walker & lee
.. Ulml
011r.•••· Balboa Pen n111la. Well kept •
Two l8r unlta. 2 cw 119'· 1 blk from .,..,._ GOod
aummerlwlnter ...mall.
Min. vacancy factor.
l*,000. A OIOn-Manl ..... 1-..100
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1100.000 at 12~ or be, kit. w/ccwweolaocta, A.l.T.D. at 12%. Don't tam. rm, lg• garden, mlal ttlla one! 1145,000. peUo, tormaJ din. rm, lga
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traffic atrMt In moc:lat tlom• condition.
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landacaped, tlandy men'1 ...,...., 2 fr1pa.
oommunlly pool,..,. and
tennll. Only 5 ,,. Old.
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located In ~ Beck lay area. F1at11r11
lncl11d1 va111ttd c.lllng
and flrtplac• In living room. mlefowaw oven, oentral lllr cony. end 2 car garage. Unit it
vacant. rn move-In
condltloft.
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optr'I "**' plul pool and recreation area.
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1ocat1on and near
Newpor t. W•ll· rna6ntlllnad and MWr •
vacanoy. Large 2·9t°'Y
townhoUM vn1ta wtttt a badrooml .. with petlOa.
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more lntOrlnatton. ,S1"·
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1145.000 MW .2 3 Br. 2 a.. Condcl9. 11150 eq' .. Al amenl111a. Chanel of
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.JACK Of' At T= to bathe. a10. Chrl1, CO. Uo. 1'124-43e. :. ........ 'P••••••••••••••• ••••• .. ••••••••••••••• ~INGl,M11410 ...... ·~-or Coet1MeM.131.ott3 ll'IMl~.M1-M27 DILL ... lift LOW, AA1'E8 -Tr ..
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No It.em/No lt*"POO e1MH11e..1 OUM .. ~ • I -·-by Alohard Sinor. Lio. ltf!J fltnf!l............ at• ...,.....,, F•t ~~~N !ft'!'.¥.~.!!!~t!.!!•_•• Mow,....., rake, -... ~~1~ 1.1v1 In 11ourlty plu1 280M4 13 yr1 ot, ~ .. REPAiAii25 ... s;iS .. !'!W!P:P.!f!J ........
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In C.. ..._, _,.. 5 & INrftpoo & ....,,, daln, TapetCeblnee1 ,.,eoecl Chuck t.tl-2873 bet t HAULIN0-1tudent "-~HOijll lltWI. T'NWI you, 131....,.10 'r~~T ~o.~· Cell lunlhlne WlndOw
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T..ic-i'Ub-Mll. 9711 .W.. 131-0101 c•••••••••••l•d•I•••• ••,•• ~ ,.....,,_ "TcMI Ylfd c.nt" l1a-ot4I CU 9 T 0 M Ae11. + fine Int. l •~ "We IN\09 you wt\h a rown mo11 no, en ry r-;e;;;.-.'1, Mo/Wkly 1111..-2 ewe HAUUNO-GAADINO NO oot.-&.u. S~ 6"7-4281 _._. ........,._ outlook!" --llLlll EXCEi. CARPET CARE door'• m • n t I• I , ••••••••••• •••••••••• . LANO&OAPI • ._-.,,. •••••••••••••••••••••• ... .,,.,_ • ..,. • 11Mmclalnenoa.bllgel lu........_ bootloaMI, Older lined CAPT.uNO-WOOO l.lodecaplng•YdQnupl O•ITIOllUon, OIHn•up. Cr11t1 a unique AAl.PH'SPAIN1'INO MOBILE SERVICE Fr .. 11ttmate1.....,....11t
& d • c ll a. M • c h & t:::_,~i; clcMte. Wood eotutlont lnitallld/repall'ff. Lio. Tree trlrn-Elcpert "*'tt. ecw.or... & tNI Nft'IOYtl. environment. Fr .. "'· tnt/u1 AMa tee ~New ecreene CLEARVIEW WINDOW
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2 -DtKSe & Grada/A South Cout ptaza Advertlmng Sup~t to the DAILY PILOT/Wedneeday, June 9, 1982 •
Three dayUmi! teleYilllcn drama
1tan will appear at the <>ranee
County Cntic J'ibrom Reatonal
Monopoly Tournament, to be beJd
June 26 at South c.o.t Pl.a.a.,
Attendt na will be Leelle
Charleton and Kln Shriner of
General Ho1pital and Thaoo
Phenglia of DIYI of Our LIWL
The tournammt will be beJd from
11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The start will
(Relatet .....,, Pace I)
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Dads & Grads/A South Coast Plaza Advertising Supplement to the DAILY PILOT/Wedn~day, June 9, 1982 -3
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4 -Dada & Grade/A South Coast Plaza AdvertlaJng Supplement to the DAILY PILOT/Wedneeday, June 9, 1982
FIRST LEV£L
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Dada & Grad1/A South Coaat Plaza Advertising Supplement to the DAILY PILOT/Wednesday, June 9, 1982 -5
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Actress, actors in_ day dramas . .
All three have held roles in video's General Hospital · ·· .
Joining 8Ctre9I Leslie Charle.90b
on~ for a public appearance at
the Oranae County Cystic Flbrom
Re1ional Monopoly Tournament
June 26 at South c.oa.t Plaz.a will be
actora Kin Shriner and Thaao
Penghl.la.
• Leslie ii well known aa Monica
Cluartermaine on the popular
General H~tal teries. She bal led
a ~-railins effort a,p.inst Cystic
l'tbro.la aa Celebrl.ty Monopoly
CMlrj>enon. The MOQOPC>ly concept
hll been her penooa1 project.
Thaao alao starred on General
Hospital as Victor Cuaadine and
recently j>1ned the cut of Daya of
Our Uva • County Anthony De
Mera.
urm ~to have fun with thil
pne I kapw, ' he says of hil role. He
looks forward to the day when
audiences in Sydney, Australia,
w~ be lived before moYinC to the
United Statet, will receive both
General &.pltal and Daya of Our
Lives llmultaneoualy. •
Enjoying hil fow1h Yem' • Scotty
Baldwtn en General Hoepital. Kin
Shriner Is ponrayt.ns a oompletely
different chancter than the one he
oriainatea.
Kln baa allo starred aa J e b
Hampton on the c:kaina Texas. and
bal appeari!d1n the film MacArthur, • weu .. the televiaion productions
of Rieb Man, Poor Man, "Book Two,
and Little Vic.
• He baa also aueat atarred on
aeveNl other televi8ion -1el. and
made bis televt.ion debut on 1be
y OUJlC and Restlma.
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Graduation greeting
cards for
• Primary School
• Junior High
• High School
•College
Fashion ..
show for
men set
Vacation wear will be featured in
a m.:n'• fashion ahow to be held in
the Caroueel c.ourt of South c.oa.t
Plaza Saturday~ at 2 p.m.
Five V8Cadon 8Cenel will ahow the
latest in CMU8l and formal attire
while the-bud "Dllco One" provide.
aoomnpanytna mwdc.
The ICel* include ~ the
train with~ war, a cnd8e ICIDe.
showing deck wear, an aerobb c:lMI
The latest in ·
casual and formal
attire will be shown. '
•
OD boud a crui9e ship With ~
attire. dlnner on board lblp with
formal wear, and boarding and
ai.rp1ilDe with .. YarietJ 1Jf atyla.
ParddpaUng 1n u. mow wm be
Liirry Doogla Ltd., Challn'a, and
Hsria -Fnnk from the s.n ~==ter,andLe~S.C . . children'• w.r.
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AT~~ WE NEVER LEFT TH~
In faahk>n, as In st. music W'ld ltterature, It la
the cllllalcs which $11dure. Nowhent la this
more true than In the men's clothing depart-
ments at Nordstrom. For while trends and
flds come and go-bell bottom troueera, the
Nehru jacket-the esaentlal elements upon
which the well.groomed gentteman'a w8f'dl0be
la baed wlll never be out of place.
It la for this "9MOf> that ctaaalc tradltlonaJ
clothtng la. llwya has been, and always
will be a ~ 8t NOrditrom.
TRAOrTIONAL DOES ~ MW SrooaY.
F• from tt Indeed, Qnl of the nice things
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about tradttJonll ~ la ht It la neYer .... "
prone to extr8meli: it bi n8fttiir outraridf8h nor .
stuffy. And, of oourte; It le very \Waatlle.
tlea. And we have the largest rapreeentatton .
of C.F .. Hathaway ahirta and Dooney & BoUrke
betta on the west Coat.
SrART YOUR ClASSIC ct.aTitaN~ ;.-...
TAADmON AT NORDSTROM.
We Invite you to vtslt tM men•a depart-
ments at NOf'dajrom. We thl"" you•u enjoy
dlscovertng and explortng our V8ljed and
H au addi up to an unequalled commitment to lively selection of clothing. And If you
QUalffy, cl88atc clothing for men. have any questions about clothes, from
QUALITY, SERVICE, SEl.ECTION . ;.
AND VALUE: NORDSTROM TRADfT10N8..
In our men~ta, •throughout our
atorea, you'll find a ulMque combination of
our four proud tfadltlone.
Arlt. quality. We bellM that the cJothlng
~ ~ buy should periorm Juat • you expect
tt to. To that end, we eelect only the
finest merohandtae for our atorea. OUr
~~ know us to J)e Yll)' demanding ... ,
Arid that'a Just flne with ua.
Value. If 1 In addition to the three elements
.~ an Item doeen't Offer our customer
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dre981ng,.we're glad to help.
So come In and aee us. And start your
own cfasstc clothing 'tradition.
WERE vou CAN GET BACK ro c~
You'll flrid trtdftlonat men's wear at
Nofdatrom 1n SoUth coeat PW.a; Brea
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.Copa .de Oro to recal'I ·Aztec styl·e
Copa de Oro, an elegant
restaurant that will recreate the
romantic atmoaphere of Aztec
templea. pyramids and cafee of a .......... ~,..... ..... .__
thoe•M years ago, is echeduled foe
cunpletion in September.
Located next to the American Qty .
Bank Bidlcttng, the posh two-ftOry
restaurant in contemporary Aztec
style ia beUewd to be the only one of
ita kind in the United Stat.a eopa c:1e 0ro (Cup ot Gold) wm
9el"ft Mexican fooda and bewrqea
with an empb.m on Mf)Cbn ~
Restaurant l
'" to feature
Mexican food. ·
fooda. MeU will bit ..-In •
·CMUAI. 1nfanDl1 ah••'llJ'hen. with --ttnc foe 300 at dinDer and 1~ at three cocktail b ......
Added •oucbel to the a'""r
w111 be atalned 11&u win OWi, ~ lldeWallt tafe pdol.
coJorful awnlna and ......
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outdoon and indoon. Polll&ed bnlll .
will repba the did aoJd of anclmt
Aztecs but otMI' maierill will retain
cunplete autbentidty. •
"Copa de Oro will add a
marveloully o+••~tan touch tO -South C.oMt Plaza. ' .aid Benty T.
Segeratrom, manaclng partner of
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UKULELE BAND -The Watak-lnterinedlate UkuJele Band. whicll ·Mexico, 11 due to appear at South Coast Plaz.a Jwie 18.
has perfonned throughout Hawaii ~ in ~ Colorado, and · • ' ~ . ,
' Soun·d4 · of HB .waif cgming tdJ Plaza ..
The Wau.kea Intermediate Ukulele
Band, called the largest such bend in
the world, will perform, June 18 at 4
~ 1Pi!: sear. c.ourt at South
The band. under the dlrecto:nhJp
o.f George C. Camarillo of Wa!akea -
Intenneaiate School. Hilo, ffiiWail; •
was foun4ed in 1970 as a result of
interest sliown by nudents in
Polynesian inltrument clalles.
During the 1 l yean sinQe, the band
bu appeared throughout Uawail,
and in California, Mexico, and
C.Olorado. • The band bu performed at t})j
DiJW; Princeu 1t.aiulani, Pagoda,
-Orchid &land, Kooa Wlqe, Kauai
Sand•, Nanlloa Surf, Sheraton
Waiakea Village, Hilo Hawaiian, Kine Kamehameha, and Napualani
hotels in Hawa1L Thrband has al.lo
•ppeared at various scbooh in
Hawai[
It bas also ~ed at the Hawaiian state ture, the Don
Robbs television , the Filipino
Fiesta, the Ala Moana Shopp1ng
Center, the Pe~lridge Shopping
, Center, the International Market Place. the Bishop Museum. and the
(See UKt.Ji.ELE, Pqe 15)
Say "llaPPY PJther's ~!"
with a~ from Hickory Farms:
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Nib, Adidu, New Belenoe, eon.._, Sperry
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WAD-UP-SUITS
New Llenoe, 1Nd PenyWButh RobbiH, Adidu,
PielN C.WUn, WhUilniiJ ayw, Nib, Sab 4.
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Weddln1 and _J>ortraiture
photocrapher Ellen BU. who hM a
atudio in South c.out PlUa, hu
returned from two moothl 1n Europe
where abe gave a Rriea o1 lelDinan
oo portraiture techniques and the
operatlan df a auca-fu1 studio.
The European venture wa1
oompriled of 10 two-day aeminara in
France and speaking engagements at
conventionl tn Spain end Sweden.
'!be "'°loan 1nd.ude audio-visual abows and demapstraUom.
'4Qnly dwinl the last three years
hu a unique exchanp of buai.ilell
and artistic techni_<t_U~ ~!Yeloped amona prot-.lonal ~phera of
different oountriel. lhe Aid. "The
Ule of phoqrapha varies a areat
deal from one culture to another."
Ellen's toura in 1981 took her
conventions in Japan. New Zealand
and n.trope, u well as many in the
United Stat.es. I
Following each of her toun of
Japan. she baa been featured in
Studio Photography, a major
Japane.e photographic magazine. In
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addlUOn; the u1iclelt have lncluded
many Of l:Uir\'1 photofp'al>hs. She . 1
hM been lnvited•to Japan lor three
Ol)f-=utive ~
She hM 'bid .n O&fportW\ity to
com~ pro'eillk>n.I photop'aphy
in the countnea tti.t me hM Vlllted
dwinl the~&;..~ w~
pbotqp'apJiy ii one examJ>le.
For LDllCabce, J~ famUles all ' own a cainwa; t .un U1e the
talenta of a profemonal when there •
ii • ~the mt.
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invi~ you to attend the
Fourth Annual End-of-Season
V a.riety Show and Auction
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One studio mlJ'~t photograph
more than 20 w~ a day in a ~~Y po98(i way, the said. • ln compariaon, the French
photocrapben tab more of a candid
and irtiS6c approach. Stud109 are
llD&1l Tbey are operated by a family
team who only do a few portraits a
week and a couple of weddings a
year," Ellen aald.
• l'Jlen. 31, 11 an adviRr' to"Weddint Photocraphen International She is
a member of the Profeaaional
Photographers of America (PP A)
and Profellianal Pbotographen of
Orange County.
Aa the )'OUJ1leSt member of the
PP A'a Portrait Dlvillon Executive
Committet, Ellen bu been
appointed aa a member of the c '• International Study
iaion where her n9eU'Ch will
fc:JCq on the industry in Australia,
the Padfic and the Orient.
She bu received the Craftlman ~and Masten Degree from the
In addidon, w II a trwtee oC
West Coat School in Santa Barbara,
and haa taught an advanced
=~ cl8ll at Orance Coast • •
Until January 1982, Ellen Bak
Photography, Inc., h~d two
'locatiom. The Santa ADii location
wu then moved into a recently
purcb.-d SO.year-Old home that ii ln the pl"OOe9I of being reltc:nd Into
what Ellen term. her "Hollywood
aet."
F..ach comer of the home will be
trandonned into an individual lie(
for uae in portrai\Ul'e.
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etae who's tops In your
book-with a Father's Day card I
0 tfvat>aod 0 Son
O Grandfatti.r O Son-in-Law ,._
0 Brothef 0 Bio Brother
0 New Father 0 ~le •
O Godfather O Someone Special
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public la invited to join In the final
dimce ai'oUDd the matPe;>Jt.
The Village rntauranta wtll
observe the theme tiy ·offering ScandinlMiiD .......... for Che day.
Admilalon tO tJie·leSt!v8l la free Ind
the pUtdrw II plentiful.
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The South c.o.t Pia.a k>&O -the
femlllar 9U'bol of the pl on the
c..rot.l hone -hM eYolwd aver
the years, paralle:un, the Plua'a
own'Kl'OW1h.
OrtatnaJly, the k>tO ......... .ed of a
shadowed pboloerapb of the current
symbol, complete with the girl'•
• coUfed hair and pu1y ctre.. ridina on ane of the Carowe1 hones.
Tbe symbol w• repreeentattve of,
naturally, the ever-popular
_The logo was only
altered. during 1976,,
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You wouldn't ex~ leather shoes that look chis good -
to be this comfoftable. But With padded tieefs and arches
and su~..flexible soles, theSe cOUld be some ol the most
comfortable shoes yoo ha¥e ever WOik You'll love chem body and sole. , • • The Oakwood Collection in sl~on and lace~ styles by Thom McAn. Available in blaa( and broWri,
New .. stores to Join
South Coast Plaza
Several new atqres will 90Cll\ be
added to the alreldy large-variety of
retail mix at South Cout Plaza.
Mra. Field'• Cookies will be
open1na this summer in the Sean
Wing ol the,laza. 'The ltor'e feeturea
six types 1o chocolate chip cookiel
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Francisco-baaed book-
stott/reataurant chain.
Upstart Crow ia a oambU\atioo of
full-aervlce bookatore,
Eu.ropean-atyle coffeehouu, and.
Callfornia style restaurant.
The name "Upstart Crow'' '*1Wll
1Mrs. Field's Cookies, 'General Nutrition
Company opening soon .
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from a remark made in an angry
broadaide delivered by a
contemporary playwright of
Shakespeere.
Robert Greene, author of plays.
Wal COllVinced that S~rn WM steal1nc hJa material U to name
him dlrectly (fn ~ daya libel law.
were enforced with cud1el and
sword), be referred to bim • "an
Upatart Crow beautified with
featben. .. " ,
The Crow'• newsprint menu is
sprinkled liberally with
Shakspearean quotes. .
Construction progres~ses
on Village Office Plaza '
Conatructlon l• proareaalng
smoothly on the newest South Co.t
Plaza olfJce bulldfnc, vm.ee Office
P1ua.
Located Oil Plaza Drive in Sou1h
eo-i P1m v= the two4olJ luxury ottloe, ~ will conum 23,000 8llUU'f! ~ I pble tp9Ce.
The tiulldini'• exterior will-"' be
made of 80lar reflective aJ-. Thie
estimated cost of the entire structure
is Rt at $ol m!Ulm,
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Special Senior
Studio Sitting
Oalv •10.00
~i • 10 P'»a taken c0f . • Btqi jlOC6 jauorUe outfb:
athldlc, casual and fonnal
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Having 1.o"cal currency
on arr'iva:! se~n as key
When your destination is another
country, U.S. doJlar traveler's checka
may not be your best bet. In fact,
most people in Western Europe, Aiia
and the South Pacific, demand to be
paid in their own local cucrency.
Of course, the dollar traveler's
checks can always be converted at
the local banks. But here's a far
more convenient solution, according
to Deak-Perera.
Seuoned foreign travelers agree
that havine the local currency in
your packet when you arrive is the
key. Aft.er 10 hours or longer in an
airplane, who wants to stand in line
at the airport exchange or wone,
start lookina for a bank?
The moat tlme-uvlna and
efficient thing to do la buy the
foret1n money you anticipate
•pending before leaving home. not
just foe the first few houn, but foe
the tire visit. \(by? Businessmen and
v11Cationers have much better things
to do with their time than look for
currency exchange. Often a traveler
who has not come prepared realiz.es
he needs more money immediately.
Because he does not have the time
to look for an exchange, he entrustls
his hotel or a merchant to accept his
dollars at an exchange rate 5 percent
to 15 percent I~ favorable than the
current rates offered by the ban.ks.
Another reason to purchase
your currencies at home ls to take
advantage of local experta who will
answer your questions in your native
language,' explain the currency, and
if necesaary help you decide how
much you will need to exchange.
You then have time to familiarize
yourself with the money you will be
using the moment you arrive.
Cruise otfers
carefree trip
P1aMl.ng a vacation?
A cruise off era you the
opportUnlty of enjoying a carefree
holiday with everything included in
the prepaid package price (in many
caaes, air fare to embarkation dty is
also included).
Your ahip I.a your floating hOtel.
complete with a fine restaurant,
delightful entertainment and many
activities available for your
enjoymenL
For;& memorable vacation, come in
and let On the Go Travel Service
assist you in planning your next
cruise holiday.
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llAVElEIS c1m1ES
cheques may be pur-
chased as a cash ad-
vance on your Visa or
MasterCard. And
don't forget
that Deak
canal.so
exchange
your
money
intoCNer
120 foreign
currencies. Its always a good idea
to have some fpreign
currency on hand for
your imm9diate needs.
So wh:en it comes
time to buy travelers
cheques or foreign 6.rr-
rency, some to Deak-
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South Coast Plaza
Shopping Center.
3333 Bnstol
at San Diego Freeway.
714-751-1200
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ORANGE OOUNTY ELECTION
aBS\JLTS
. 2.078 out of 2,078 pnc:inctl ........ ~.
f Ida 'tom Riley , 6'7,148 AlArps H,ee9
Gene Athertml 7,141 David H1ncbler 5,73'7
8,420 e.• 7,801
&,910
10,919
PaoPOllTION A -DtVINB
Y• 11,899
Jlo 4.185
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;.orosrnoN B -NEWPORT ~ BEACH Y• 12,381 (defeated) Jfo 7,WI
21,321
18,e&t
86,138
M•elflal Water Dlltrtd
Dtvllion 1
H. :&. llutae 23,588
~ Beilnett 23,11&
Dtvllion 2
Dbert.Alhland .19.278
Gerald PJice 32,200
British down
7 Argentine
jet fighters
4
Gurb vows help
BJ fte A111itlW Prw
Attora•J General <Hori• °"'lnMJM, wbO wan a ti6tW
battle apllalt Lt. Oov. Mike
Curb for the Republican
ncaAnadan far .,...., --.. wttb hll filnlis. foe tladay
wt Yawed '° -fcicll ...... the Dem~rat1' bll winner,
lb.Jar Tma bndleJ.
llraclley. demcmatrattna the
poUUca1 clout shat bit won him
thi. Wini -..,... al Loe An1ele1, breesed to aa euy ~·Tu.day with mme tban
Q J)lft*lt al tbe wte.
ft WM the fin& step~ hil quM
to become th.,: iiatlon'a lint
ei.ct.ed bid pwnal'.
Curb, a former Hollywood
record ~--who bed hem favore to win the GOP
nomlnat on until 1Un1tn1
• I F~izzelle
~ ..... --u.oe:::s daJl.of hll cwrnpelp,
dellet -.m todaJ. With .. ...,_, of the votel
~ hid 11 plftllllftt OI
tbt wee '° Curb'• 41. • ~ D.ukmejan w.,.S a ....,.,...,,, and I'm hire
tD tuJa• Gearlt
:mejian ~ hia victory,''
Curb told a cheerbw crowd at the
Century Plua HoW.
Dlull:mejan. .._. cwnpetan
dlaputH with Curb ralaed
llpeCUlatlon the two would be
penDU_leftt t0emr., ottered tD
bUry t.be hateblt mcmen• attiJr Curb zmde hJs CON I l .. Clll apeech.
''Mike ·Curb la really a amtJeman and hll ~tect an awful lot of cla11 ... '! DeWaneJan told IUppcrt.en,
(See DBVQIBJIAN, Pap AU
M• ct, DEMOCRATIC NOMINBB ._ Loa Angel.el Mayor Tcm
BndJey ulutel IUpporten after hla wy .weep to nomination
for the 1Ube.matcrial nee apinlt Deukmejlan ln November.
All•out war?
lsr~~I, Syria· ~
.battle raging
A1 horrified by1tander1
watched, a 40-year-old Oranae
County man wu fatally 1hot
Tueaday night at Delaney'•
=rant at John Wayne
Oranae County Sheriff'•
Depll'tmellt Lt. Wyatt Hatt laict
the ahootlna incident occurred
after the man. whme name hM
not yet 1-1 reln .. d, becwme
involved In an arpment with
another man with whom be _...
lleated.
Aft'9ted at the acene and lat.er
. booked Into Orange Counll'_ J~ on~ of murder WM Kelly RUlle1l Daniela, 32, of ~
Beech, Bart aald. -
DuUeJa' occupation WM lilted
.. a .U-employed ..n maker,
Hut aald. ' I '
The aboodnC occurred lhor11y
before 9 'k-: In the remurant,
which II ted on tht lmllld
floor of &be ~ tsmlnal.
Hart aald lnve1Uaatora
recovered a amall caliber = beUewd u.d In the
Bart laict tbe modve for the
abootlnC U.'t bem determ1ned.
He would ~aay that an
Afl\lll*lt Pr~ ~ fodden'-
Tbe Yktlm Wii taken '° the trauma cent.er at l'cultaln Valley
Community Hospital and WU
dMd en arrtvaL
\Bed tax hike defeated
A propoted lncreue ln the
N~ ee.ch hotel and moCel bed--tax appeua to have lllDI
down tp defeat for ~ ~
time in ... than a yec.
While returna 1howed the
ballot ~ to bib the bid
tu 2 per'OIPt reclhed .......
majority wte. It .appeared the
baflot queatlon 1'a• several
hundred wt.ea thy of the two-
thirda edae needed.
The final UDOfflda1 tally en
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All four of Oluit CoUftty'I
.... bent ~ wllqild
§~-:t...at~ -~'/Pa~ D·Santa Ana; William
Du~, a-ruu.na.. .nct llobert adham, R-Newpoft
• .... all WOil re-nomination ..
~ f..t no ~opl*ltkn • IA the 42nd Con1NMlonaJ Dllaict. whkb tndudil pcntoftl
of both w•._n <>nna-County .. ,
and ... °' Loi Aneelll County, Incumbent Dan Lunaren, a.
Loni Beach, •Hlly be4t
cballenier Tom Helnahelmer,
chal.rman of the South COMt Air
Quality ~t Dfiltrtct.
Unotfk:kl f.lnal rwturm In the
two-county diltrkt lhow9d: Mahaffey ==!.:.:~ .•
qul.t·1:1 HB n!:rJlm~:i!e ~ Beech attorney, who defeat.a
MOVBI UP -Welt Oranli
County Muntclpal Jud1•
Robert A. Knox of
Huntlnaton Beach will be
movtna up to Superb' Court
following hi• victory In
Tue.day'• elec:Uon.
Vote 'keeps
Goldstein Martha V aauna In her flr1t
election bid. Tb• final but planner,. 'S unofficial returna from both b h
BYROBPTIWIUll ~-=1ro:r 1 "!!..c!~~Qiurf or .. °"',... M Alao, John Donohue of Lana Juda• "-Leonard Gold1tein, a Dan Mahaffey hu l'ffiped Beach ran unoppc>Hd for the four-time appointee of Governor
from the Hunttn1ton Biach Peace and Freedom Party Brown wbo IUffered defeat at Plann1~ CommlNion at the nom1natloo. He received a total the PODl In 1978, WM ei.:ted for
requ.t of Qty Comdlman John of 28 vote1. the lint Ume Tu.day '!'Mn i.
Tbomll. Lunp-en'• younaer brother, beat Anaheim City Attorney M=l aid ln a Jetter to a Brian. won the GOP nomination William HopldmJr.
dty that Tbomaa ''wtabed ln hll tint election bid In the Accordina to Unal but
to ~with aneooe who 32nd ~ ~ In ~l!_Q orffr1i~c1ia~~h>.n 0iJtturp1, b8d him (Thomal) tn hll Loi Anpr. C4unty, def•tiq ~ ~ 231 OG7 W1eSt
wt hi1 primary opponent, John to Bop1rw' 151,833.
· .. There are no ill feellna• Adler. 'In another mpericr court race.
't>etwMll 1'&omM Ind my.elf nor• nu-RepubUcam ~ of1 W.i Oranae C4unty Munk:ls-1
were there any neaauve lntbe38th~~· Court Jua1e Robert Knox
c:lmlmltancm wbai.oeYel' In our tor the rtfht to oballenae prevailed over three other
Nlatlom. Pattenon n the November cancHd.etm to win e1ecdcm to the
"I have the hlCbelt reprd for election-Tbe ~ encomJ r auperior court .._t wcated by
John and be hM tndkated to me much of caitral Oranfl Ccunty. WDllam Lee, who la reUrtn&.
that be w phsnd wttb my The Republican winner, Election retuma ahowed Knox
performance on the pJannln1 William Dohr, a 29-year-old recelvlna 192,042 vote1. Hl1
MnMDle!lm." lndeP.e~dent bu1ine11map, clo1eat rival waa attorney
'niom.. con&med be ..ad OUtpoUed hll GOP~ by William Farria, "ho i:ec:etved 71,: for Mabaffey'1 rellpatlon but be a aut.tmdal maraln. a.ulD are: 821 votel. Pladnc th.I.rd Wiii Loi
laict be did ., for other tban -Delar: 17,631 ~nceJea proa.ecuto_r .lo1.eph poUtic81 NllOftl. ---Art J'aco&oa: J,379 Bu1lla, with 66,948 YOtel and
••1 Juat don't think he W¥, -Mel Ccinnley: '4,710 mm•na in ~ wM Auhelm
1tabdln1 up for the ~pie,,. Anlta Bllrr, o1. a.. Park. attome)' Sherman Weber, rwho'
ThmMil llld when ~ omend 3S4 wtee to win the netted 35,110 votes.
TbomM laict be w referrtna Libertarian Party nomination. Knox ~ -Lee, who
speclflralJ,y to Mabatfey'I YOC8 in She WM ~ . retiree in Deceml>er after lef'Ytna =•~rdc:! ~~·:m•~ ,,· 20~c:id~J::X:·Newport
8oWeYard that WM oppmed by Marin backs Beach realdent, Tueaday'1
resildents.. election repreeented h1I tint
"I told him I w.ntat to appoint gun CODtrOI voter triumph. In the 1978 .. ,..,,,.. who Wtcbd fl" my 1"9-, eJec:tbl, Goldstein Wiii W Fl I tied
e1ecdan. but I Wiii Cl'ytDa to m.lre a ... u a ... •• -1 • D\ _ u .... _ frtm &be-auperiai' oour\ bmdl by it f"'6'/ CID him." ~ 171id. ~ &VU' A-.. V-I ......... the late 0retta Seen. • .
Ct C ll ..&. b Coun~ VOtefl have IOD8 OD ty ounc mcm era ftlCIDld ln f:awr of..,.,. em1l'Ol. A y•ar previou1 to that preaently pick their ownl •-election. the H-year-old jurist
candidate• to ae.rve on thet By a wteol 47,848 to 31,252 ln bad been appointed to the
p1annlnc ccnvntwtm. TueldaY'• primary eledion. they Oran1e County bench by
favored an ,dv11ory lnlttatlve Govemol' Brown. w1dna the board ol. aupervilors The pemor, w&o allo b8d ana City Co'mc1le to adopt an appointed Gold1teJn OD two
r ' ordinance requlrlq bandpn OCJCMlom to the munidjJal court warmer reai•tratlon throuahout the bench, elevated him to the
county. mperior oouri apin In 1980.
· A almllar mea1ure wa1
defeai.d ln 1968. In that elllcUon,
the vote wu 41,882 oppc>Hd,
i7,376 In favor of reptradon.
tJlm'l'.D NATIO!CS (AP)• -
An lntnlder ..kl to be an lnDlan
ltUdenl &'?' pMt ..mty '° the C/::r~r'• platform of the
A--nN;y dlsanwmat
.... ~ rlJ)D9d. apeech -frcm the ol-tbe Innla
.... pn' 1 I and threw-It to
tbe boor. Plalndothm -=urity IUU'da .._. the man and took
~ out of the ball
Body fowid
in Huntington
A mm'• body w.m.d aabore
In the aui at Huntmcton State
ae.cb at about 8 a.m. today, a
1pokeaman for the Oran1e Cou~ty Sheriff'• Department
aUd.
Lt. Dennla Rohn Aid that death~ to be ~·by ~ Tbt mm bad not bMll
'lbe body came lllbore near the
Santa Ana IUvw Jetty ODPO?ite
Broakhunt Sv.t. &Im .-S.
"'l"tiat .. ablolUtety not our-. ..
said WUllam L. l>onnellr,
Amlnoil'• w..iern tepm vb -pnisMient.
He laict the cn..ae aO frolb CMt AmlnoU hal claimed and deened
Up WM the l'9MlltCJi a .,..,,..,..,..
problem early Monday Chat
allowed the oO to -=ape Into • wane water ~ ppe .-.
Pacific Coaat lli1bway and
Goldenwest Sa.t tn Hunttncton
Berich.
Incumbent OG
officials do
well in vote
Four county offlclala who
faced challencea in Tue9day1 ballotlna defeated their
oppcnenta with ... final but
unofflclal returM Indicated,
today.
The four candidate• who
1teamrolled to victory were
Sherlff Brad Gatea, Allt•or
Bnd1ey Jacobs. Superintendent
of ScbooJa Boben Peterwww md
Public Admlnlatrator Jame1
Heim.
Four other Incumbents Jiited.
on Tueaday'1 ballot did even
better -they b8d no oppasltion at all. They were D11trlct
Attorney Cecil Hick1, Tax
Collector Bob Citron, County
Clerk Lee Bhncb and A.Udltor
Vic Heim.
In the race for county Board of
Uucation -t No. 5 .erYtna the
South County, two of lour
oandklatea wtll vie In a nmoft in Nowaber.
'nM)' are Bltnbeth Pmtrs, a
aradµate student la public
actinlnlatratlon, and l'rUlk)yn
Schott, founder of the priVate
Education !Qsdtute U. TulUn. Ma.
Parker r~ived 26,110 vote.
whDe Schott~ Zl,401.
Other vote tot.la •bowed
SberUf Gates crusbJDc' hit two
oppo,nent1 -court clerk
Manball Non1I and &ibta Ana
police dfficer G. Pat Blmd -by
a 5-1 mupi_
Gata nceived 276,777 while
Norris netted 49,081 and Bland 42,962.
For IUpedntmdent ol. ~
four-term lncwnbent Petenon
beat ~t John Inmon by.
bettll-2-1 .....-. ~-...
natved m• ~to J:am...'1 111,835. Inmon .. J)l'tndpal of I
Rancho San J~aquln
Int.ermediate Scbool In Irvine,
Incumbent UMaOr .Jaco.be
walloped.. SJ:::• Jaw .Jeu
Dl'YtDe -~ 1o 54,898 •. Public admlnl1tratol' JADMe '
Helm, elected '° • mtb term, beat attorney Vfctor Bobbi ,., ... voe. to 108,IM. .
829 29,437
833
2,338
l ,122
3,985
103,764
2.951
1,185
1,892
3,650
7,240
1,066
100,633
3,801
142,321
2,430
~.969
Amerleu 1Hepetlcle11t
,Jamo1 Griffin 1,214
Peaee ud Freedom
Jan Tucker 168
J:l!pbeth MarUnn 149
Llber1arlaa Dan Dougherty l ,M5
,. imumNA'NT GOVERNOR
,. Demoeratk
., Robert Smith
. :B01 Watina
.. Charlee Pineda Jr.
Leo McCarthy
01 ., RepUUcu
-.)!anGarda
t Carol Hallett . •?
13,608
15,537
17,775
85,723
55,303
173,091
., Amerteaa lllclepadeat
Houston Myen 1,199
b :• Peaee ud Freedom
rClyde Kuhn 297
• LIHrtu1u RJ.W~ 707
.. Jobn_V~ 897
J< SECRETARY OF STATE
,. Democrade ~Smith 18.342
·:fWm·Boward 15,920
Alica Keyaei-16,312
.Mardi • 101,688
~ Gordan Duffy 110,148
Olenn &.e 44,829
;J9COb Kargoslan 43,957
!, Amerleu 1Hepade11t
.Alfred Smith 1,211
( Peaee ud Fnedom
MUtoo Takei
Ubertarlu ~Buerger
OONTBOLLER
-Dem.era de Ira Clark Jtameth Ca:y
277 .
1,555
31,758
12,815
21,920
12,041
49;631
23,490
22,246
78,827
292
1,567
1,090
ATl'OaNEY GENBIUL
Demecrade Omer Ra1nl 49,&23
John Van de Kamp 101,697
RepUUcu
Dave StiJ'linl QeoraeN~
61,M9
141,326
NOMINATED -San Diec<>
Mayor Pete W1l1on won
Republican nominaUon for
U.S. Senate and vowed to
.. retire,. Jf!rf'f' Brown In the
November votpia.
Peace ... Pr .... m Senate raee Dan Siegel 2M
NUMBER ONBT -Gov.
r.dmund G. Brown Jr. won
Democratic nomination for
U .S . Senate; vowed to
campaign agaln1t nuclear
annt ~ In November.
Bartholomew~ 1•680 Wilson and. Brown
U.S. SENATE
Democratic Paul Carpenter 48.849
1,590
1,926
4,444
1,558
• •
Ray~~~~ ---A-May Du .... -,,~ pr1ma~y winners
Daniel Whitehurst
Wllllam Werts Jr.
Gore Vidal
Bob Hampton Ed.al_. Browa Jr.
Walter Buchanan
~e~
19,784
lt600
61,362
2,711
3,5M
4,844
Riles set
.for hitter
run Off
BJ 'hie A1Md1 ... Prw
State school.a chief Wllaon iw.. forced into a ~
runoff for the -t be .... blld 12
yeuw, .. ttii ..... COda1 fer •
bitter November com.t wltb BID Homa. aapertntmdent of a llDal1
Norihern CaUfornla school
dlltrict.
BJ 'l1le AIMdated Preu
.San Dteao_ ~~ Pete wu.on,
mounUnc a llMbJnl, canny battle
a1atmt year-Iona frontrunner
Goldwater Jr., captured
nomlna~ for
the te ln a sruellnc. hiah-pliced race.
lleivily favored Gov. F.dmund
Brown Jr., who conducted a
virtually lnvlsl~le campaign,
tailed to an ..., primary electkJn
victory Tuesday for the
Democratic bid, outpactna bis
neuest rival by more tbm 1-1 .
. With 92 pmmnt of tbe vote ln, wu.on malntldned a .-dy 38 percen~ ~Pete ll.cCkJlkey,
the liberal, outspoken GOP
hopeful who Irked the
Republican malnaueam, who
..,... fn ~Wit.ti ~ %5
pll'Cl!Dt. • Tbll -.rl)' ,,,_.. bad lmftllly
..... tallied when ~ and WU.00. both aploUll11 a ~
.... of ·the primary cuipejp,
~ta~ im "r::t"w_:: . N. California ·».
~who at 41 pen1mt of tbe •
voe.. Wied to .... tbe medeot '7oters lead majorl\y to avoid a 1eneral ,.,
-:':it a hup IUID of Prop. 9 def eat
money on the race, the
incumbent declared an.,.Uy, becll~ "be'• on m .., 111p.''
With IDOlt of the ... .,. ts,448 =eta reported. Los AnceJes
Att.orney John Van de
Kamp won the Democratic
nomination for attomey ...-..i.
Van de Kamp drew 83 !*cent of
the primary wees 11o l'I peromt
for nemocrat1c Sen. Omar .....
al Ventura, the chairman al the
powerful Senate Judiciary
Committee.
Van de Kamp t... a aeneral
election fi1ht with former ..mtant tta~ attorney pneral
George Nlddeon
N\chol8m We.\ 67 ~ of
the Republican primary votee
avs 33 gercmt for Allemblymm
Dave Sdrliltc of Whittier. tui.. ln his most difficult b6d
for ~ charpd: .. I p'l
tblnk you can buy an eJection.
and rm eolnc to -be (&nJc) spends aDodwlr $1.25 lnlllion and
COIW in _,,.,,, "
ROea became the tint black
elected to -~ office when he defeated Mu Rafferty ·ln
1970 and easlly bu won re·
election ln pmt .....
cl\a1Jenaed each other to debete.
"What we need to do ii fiulh
out Oie real Pete W1llon," Brown
d>Jd 500 cbeerlna alppor1erl at
the Blltmore !idfiL'""He'll
debate. . J don't be1leYe he baa a
choke .•• "
But the elec:tion appeared le.-
a victory for Willon than a defeat
for Goldwater, aa the
48-year-old, seven-term
congreuman toued away an
overwbelmfna ecly lwl ln the crowded. lkandid.ete field. Wlthertnc under at1aekl ~ b1a
lnteW.ence and abWtJ, then
stunc by foes who made a major
cempelp -. out of hit reflmi
to meet them In one-on-one
debate, Goldwater •w hil 2-1
IMd dwlDdle 1ID • ..-paint ,,clce
tine weeb bebe the .-um.
A mr dlr)'9 befGn 'l\mday'1 ballOCia&. that ~thin~
cmn,.d 1ID a 14-paint 1-behind
WU.On -d•plte GoJ.awater'1
eampal1n ~i!!Una, which
totUed $1.• by mid-May.
Wilson spent some tl.03
tnfllkm. while McClollrey spent
more tba)l $800,000. Total
~ howwer. wapected
to exiceed $3 mfWcJa for the tap three candldatee able throuP June 8.
Goldwater, IOll of the senior
senat« fnm Arlzicma. WU , not
the only well-known relative ln
· the nee. Maureen Reapn. 40, a
bu•new ex:ecuUw and a former
talk abow bolteM. faOed to budae
from ftfth pa.. ~t die ~ntq. traWnc Rep. Robert
"S-1 BOb" Doman.
Compued to the RepubUcana,
tbe Jlemcw:ratlc race was tepid.
:~~.!d.C::f.::!:::!!'!n~
:wttty, lldd-tcncued novelist Gore
·Vidal. --· Trawnc the GOP tie1d were'
state Sen. John Schmitz of
Nepwort Beach (the J.eslslature'• most eame1 ntlve
member); pby1tci1t Wllllam
Shockley; and Ted Bruinama.
fclnner' Lear Jet c.orp. presklent.
or~ County S.jiltrar of VcMnl Al OllOn W ~ Dl'tidlNd
die ftM1 UnOffld" tabWadonl of
'l\aHday'1 ballottna would be
nJnrrd by O 1 .JQ. ticiUy.
It dkln't work out &Mt way.
The final results from the
county's 2,071S_pnctnc'tl were-not
1vallable until after 8 a .m.
Onnaie County'• voter turnout w11{8~~
Shirley Deatoo, Olson'• chief
=~ uld problems in al relulta from two
preclncta. delayed computer·
j>roducdon of the final resul~
She -'cl the problem Wll not
rela1ed to a $1.0 million vote
tabulatiob system purcm.d by
the county two years .,o.
Whesl the machinm were tint
ul8d (n the June 1980 primary,
numerous 1Utchea oicurrea.
Oran1e County wu the last
county ln the state to report final
unoUldaJ election results.
Mrl. Deaton u1d the mechlnel
"worked pretty good" tbil yar.
There wu much arumbllng
Tuesday night about the
apparent alownem of the Orange
Couniy count by several
candidata and their IUpporfen
at ela1lon ntaht ptberingll at
the South Cout Plaza Hotel ln Costa.._.
~ releued thil morninC
tboW9CI that the Oranae County
turnout was 46 percent,
considerably below Ol1on'1
projected turnout o1 57 percent. In the June 1980 primary, the
turnout w• 59 percent. It .._ a
pelidential e1ec:;l1oo ye9r.
In the primary ln 1978, a ncn-
pretldentlal 'election year, the
turnout WU 86 percent. Mt. DMton bi.med the low .
turnout on the aeneral lack of
recea sparking voter interest.
PropoltUon 2 -PnlMtent
of Senate
Y• 187,002
No 270,798
Proposition 8 -c.ondemned Ptopeny
Y• 244,"9
No US8,383
Propolltlon • -Denial of
B.tl
Yea see>.710
No 68,888
Proposition 5 -Inheritance _ Tax
Yet 283,&81
No 1~.503
Prol)Olition 6 -Inheritance { Tax
Yea 307,045
No 119,679
Proposition 7 -lnooioe-tax
lndexlng
Yea 30&,780
No 112,781
Propcllition 8 -
Crimlnal Justice
Yea 248,086
No 183,354
Propoaition 9 -
Peripheral Canal
Yet 27"6,447 0ost statewide) No US8,57!
Proposition 10 -I
Congremional Reap~t
Yea 128,576
No 288~153
Propmldon 11 -
Senate ~pportioomel_lt
Yea 138,399
No 276,968
Proposition 12 -
Aaaembly Reapportionment
Yea 139,467
No 276,517
First atomic blast
detonated in 1944?
SANY'RAJJCISOO (AP) -An 1atcl -a Defeuae Department
atomic bomb exploded at a lp(Jkeenen
Califomla naval depot_dwing Peter Vogel laid an atomic
World War U -man than a rather than CXJ11venUonal anm
yeer before bombs were dropped explo1lon would explain the
on Japan.~ to an article tremendous damace at and•
in 1'Bladl ~1r'' ~ ~UR depot.
1be T.YM>• 11D be re' Id In addition to ~ -of 323 thll wflJaiiecea that the men, lneludlnc 200 blldl lllJan
mWtary may have dellberatmb' a.tine anmuniUon lhf&ie, Voeel
detonated the bomb in the Port laid the blast canted the farce of
Chicago Naval Ammunition. a 3 .4 Richter ma1nttude
Depot nortbealtof San l'nnd8CO earthquake, produced a
on July 17, 1944, um ~te • tbfee..mOe smoke rtna and an
the eUec:1B·ol a turf.ace delivery enonnow white n.b of llaht. It,
of that device 'o a harbor destroyed the 426-foot. 7,212-ton:
f.acillty " E.A. Bryan. an ammunition lbip.
Tb&0 article by free-lance The exploskxl. about a third:
wr l ter Peter V 01el, which the ll1e of~ ln Japui, heavily'
discounts offidal statements that damaged the town of Port Chicaco
the devlstatfn& bl.alt wu caused two miles away, i njured
by conventional weapons. drew hundredt of people and camed
mllltarv akeptlcllm and wu $13 million ln property ~
tenDed r.ridiculous" by a Deferwe Dr: Ham Kruger, nuclear~
Department tpC"M••.m. pby1icl1t at the Lawrence 1be tint admowledaed U.S. Livermore Natimal Laboratory,
test of an atmnic device befon told a reJ>011er that lf be were
the bomblnp over H.iroahima aeelr:1n& iidi of a nuclear b1mt.
and N.,..alCi occurred ln New he wciafd look fot evidence of
Mexico on July 16. 1M5, a year intense thermal radiaUon and
after the explo1ion at Port measure radioactivity which
Cbicaao -now the Concord would remain in decrea1lng
Naval Weapona Station., . amounts for "hundreds and
"It'• almost beyond mmfnent." thoulandl of yeera. ..
Give him the lagandaF.Yi
moon watch-by o~ ..
It's the only watch ever 'NOrn on the moon ... and NASA
hat cholen it ag1ln for the Spece Shuttle. The Omega
Speedmastet' Profesaion1I. Second-, minute-. end Jlour-
totallnra. Tachymetrlc IC81e. 'Nater·rniatant to 100 feet.
The one watch even IP8C9 techhofogy cen't improve upon.
Av1ilable in 18K gokt. •15,000.
Shown in min-. tteel, •660.
..,,...,......, ................
BALANCING ACT -Karen Craig of Costa MetMt keep her ll8il Bay Avenue. Her wetsuit, protectlon from chilly water, indicates
trim a1 she ~es through Newport Harbor during recent eession she's ready for the worst. One thing about windsurfing ia for
,o1 Orange t College windsurfing clw off 18th Street and sure: Sooner or later, you're going to get wet.
ind E~l~~r~.tbe. = !~ ~~ ~ B. Watlelftt chanceUcr in ltel, R. to OOJden Welt
of the Coatt Community when It In 1986. Collea-, wW pnieent Oranae The . Dudley Boyce
Coaat'• Out1tandln1 Citizen Outatandlng Student Award, ~ward. Georae R9c1da Jr., a named 1n honor of the college'•
t "' tbe board of.~ fint ~t, will be pnlellted ~·,i'-~ toM.~Buratn.
Ul6c Wtllfbe l;lllJ' the Cuncellor W•t•on will Ort.nte Coejlf nece •mtt pre•ent Golden Weit'•
Bad. a-a ... ~u.o of the Y.-t
Oranae Cout hH 1,892 Awatd:J y !(adel. pieiMient
atudmta elilElble for lnlduaUon of the amociaied'ltudenta, will
thll w.ek. {ncludJna illOM who 1efld the .,... of alleliance. nw
completed their nquirementa in tnvocaUon aiid benecBcUon will
Jmuary or dwtnc the aummer of be 1lven by the Rev. Daniel
1911. McGlnn of BJ med Sacrament
Graduation ceremonl•• at
Golden Welt Co1Jeee will '*1n
ate p.m., Friday outdoon In the
coliep.'• central quad .,.,
Geography instructor tibella
Bru:ier. a &art.er Golden West
faculty Jmlftber, wm deliver the
16th annual commencement
addrea. A naUve of Surrey, J:ncland. Ma. Brazler came to the
* * *
Oiurch,W~.
In tltie Uolden Welt
ceremonlea, 800 students will
receive their auoclate in artl ·
degree.
e~aauation
.
Police urge
varying of ~
night deP@sits.
Police in Co1ta -Mesa are ..
~ t)awin ••llfll!J to vary--'-'
their bank deposit ~u.res followinl the holdup Of a theater
manqer and a eecurtty guard
Saturday n.iahL
Police Lt. Jack Calnan Mid die
$2,900 robbery Saturday at 1 bt8
p.m. at the Senk of America; •
2701 Harbor Blvd., Wiii the third !::o,!t_ city in the l•t four
Matthew William Kerriaan,
26, of Costa Mesa, a ~r foe
The. Edwardl Cinema Theater,
1534 Adanw Ave., and a aecwity
guard. Thomaa Bkhard Bed9on,
26, of Cc.ta Mesa.. were surpriled
by two muked gunmen .. they
attempted to drop off the depcmt
at the bank.
The. two gwuneD° lea\,ed out of
the bushes and ordered the two
men to the ground. They fled on
foot when two other theater
employ~ showed up to· make 'another depolit, police aid.
f actOr. this tiine
" Angels erupt to belt Tol!Jato, ll-4
TORONTO (AP) -Four
bau.n Into the pmt, it looad • if lt w.. not aotna to be Geoa z.hn'• nieht.
The An~eft-hander
quickly fell M when be
aervecl up a three-run tint-lnnlnll bome nm to the Toronto ~~'=Zr 8:':11 tmil;attw
. of bll 1"9C9lt perfornW>CW In his
pnMom four ..... t.I t.iled
VJCfORY -~ ;ee.n' to lMt u 1mdn8I and Md not IUlh·• Rennie DmllDd WOil --.... May 1~. her first CD' d>ampm.btp. Mtt WlllP't. wry arx>d mn,••
Saturday when lhe Captured mt Zahn. :rw wen atruaJinc ~women'• 800 meten. •tit latlel.Y." .. ZMn.-liiowMr ....... by •
SPORTS CCI U!NST
NB firm aids Lakewood
Bai..Peb.rek, Arc:bltecture and Land ~
of Newport 8-cb. . .bM deYeJoped f« 1..tabwood 1
Ct.vie Center a master' plan to ~ the propoMt
t.cillty for 20 yean.
Involvlnc a 19-acre 1ectlon of down&own
Lakewood, the ar.. la bordered by CandJewood Sir.t
to the OOtth, Clark Avenue to the west, Del Amo
Boulevard to tbe IOUth and the la Cerritos Good
control channel to the eMt. nm area lncorporates the
exlltina dty hall and annex. IaoobCJnl Ubrary, a
county lberlff'1 IUb'1taUCJn and a post office.
~ater to celebrate
Up, Up and Away ii the theme lor ~celebration
of Town Center'• third birthday on Saturday.
Activities will include bot air balloon rides,
entertainment, sales and prizes.
The Town Center Sbopptna and Bual.ne9I Center
ii located on Town Center nrtve~ oft the Crown Valley
Parkway between Alida and N~t Ro.di.
For information, contact Carole Bowman at
495-3300.
Bof A cul4 some loan rates
BllDk of America said today it will reduce interest
rates on more than 150 adjmtable-rat.e mortpem
t.ued to Callfomla bomiebuyen lMt year. ;
Effective July 1, interest rates for ~
under $200,000 1-aecl in June 1981 tb.rou8b the b8nk'a
cmtom home loen pl'QlrUD will be reduced to 14.931
percent -a dec:rerre of 1.569 percent bun tbe lnltlal
rate of 16.50 percent.
Rate reducdom for loanl under $200,000 1-aecl
in July 1981 ~ l1ID'9 betweeo 1.464 J*'Celll and 1.317 percent, depeoCllng an the loan'• c:rlginatlon
dates.
Computer sfulw in Anaheim .
Camput.er piaphk.a. the bullne9 of 1nmfonDinl
raw ~pu-data Into coJor pk:turea, cbarta ma
drawtnp, will abow off lt9 latest ldllewment9 to
about ~.ooo perm Ddt week in AnahetnC>--Tbat II the attendance predicted for the National
c.om~ Grapbk:s A.-datlon conferenoe and expo
at AAaheim Convention Center June 13-17. It is the
third mmual NOOA event and -the tint held in
~~t of the 140 exbibltort i n the
120,000-aquare-foot expo will be preaentln1
demomtradom of camputer pphicl lyst.ema that
reduce reeim of ocmputer printouts into pk:turea and
' mustrattom.
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and recreetlon 1re1.
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Newport. Well ·
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townhoull units with •
bldtooml .. with pettol.
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ind floor plane. l.arge ueumabll loen. 15,800,
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· An In-depth ana!Ysla of the current residential ·
real estate market ... and what can be done 'about It.
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more lflklrmltlon. 1196,
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Famaettc 3 8d 2 ea. tam rm llouM. Formal dlft., utn lrg totl TtlrMlldout
buy. t1500/mo. Won't
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-l.Sml Duplex , a111101
.P1nln1ul1. Well kept • 'fwo aer unlt9. 2 oer gar.
1 blk from bead!. Ooocl
aummer/Wtnter rentala.
Min. vacancy fector.
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642·5'71 "°"""~poof' Win 4 FREE TICKETS! park. Cul de ••c.
Dlllty Plot Amurnlb6I 10ilto% loM.
-liiiiiiiaii.ii1iilftldiiiiAdliiiiiiiif '380.000 .... • -,__ ...... .
Choice 4 br exec:uuv. ranch 1tyle horn• In ~~ TURTl.£ROCK l t1,200/ln0 ,...,.
Ill IPPllH toward• pun::NM 1n e rnomt11 t0 1 year. I.erg•, low Int--...,..,.. !Oen, tonnll dining, frplc, Md FEE I.ANO. 2870 Sen MlaUll. (714)7 .. 1501 Ot
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area, 1unken tub I
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JIM WOOD, PRESIDENT
UNIQUI HOMES, I~.
Thuntloy, June 10, 7:30 P .M.
lrviM c..t Country Ovit
1111 FMtlenl requn4, 675-6000
l\m odeW I bdrm, 2 beth + 1irp nc. rm.
bwn cell! ... furnilbed. petiol. f'20,000. .._ ........ "
lA&OClll view from I ~ & beth. playroom. dult rm. den. Boat lllp. tl,350,000.
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~ beyfrcQt VieW 2 br, 2 be up; 2 br,
2 be dli. 2 boat .UPI tl,900,000. •••••n OJroomdo l.a.nd CUI&. t.yfront Jot. 151 boet
dock. PIMw avail. Red. '370,000 w/wma. • . ··-.... *'Y md uNt, aptndad. =.-i J br, Iba CJD llrlll;' ~-'200, .
PMl&.91 .
s bdnlll; 2~ ........ ~pool tlU,000.
BILL GRUNDY. RE.nLTOR
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MESA VERDE 4 BR PoOI
lloml, '20.000 dwn, low
pymta, .. llllUIMI*. No QUllJ)'tng.t57-1t77
Dlllllft
"Pride of ownenhlp"
untta • two 2 er 2t>1'L ~~~~~~~~I ac:.ri .... North End .
$329,000. ~~u.
.............. ......... Ill.I• 11111 38R, 28A, 8pe. $231,500 W.. /f6 i.lf 1#1 tee. OWf* .. C9fTy wtth ••••••••••••••••••••••
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EMEAALD BAY FAMILY HOME
Five ~room. 4 b1th I .. 111 uclualve home wit II ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
I.erg• OOYltld r.•tlo, petlo, UM of ttnnll 91\d Ill.Ill ..,.. flr~l101, doub • cir p r I-c at • b •a c h • SlngJe ltOt)' wltll boet
.... • garage. Excellent AHu"l•bl• financing. lllp. EllciMint ~.
condition. IUl,000. 1790,000. 64-4-7020 l&&O,OOO neme your .,... ... Jiii ~':"~ 1" ICIM. ~ IUL UTITI .... -..... -... _ .. _ termt. .. ..... "'
1.IQht, atty. 1P9Ctcxi• 4 .., lal .... Dr. i.--llllJI 1111 142·1208 Panoramtcvr.w 9D ::~.':'r:.~1~.:,~~~·~·~l~nt~~~ f'li~·,.·e·woi:il.·o~ Newport B•1 •n•
Verde. ~ well to 1: Country Club IMng w/ ~ ~11..:=
tcnool. Priced reduoN N 0 Q U A l 1 f Y I N 0 • MCUltty. All lllgant new ol _.... ~ to t12C1,IOO. '41-a13 w----..... .._ ........ rll6dlncl. 2 eA. ltudy, ... , avaUabJe lot Oft .......... "' """'"' ..,.,, c:ua1om kltch, 2 bl. patio, THE REAL
ESTATERS --
lllHlf mT-.&. A"•lou1 corporetlon ~VA"""' on .. vac.rt 2 8dr hofM on lrg corner lot. lncredlttly
Dftold It °""' .. uoo. '1'11-3 ' 1
pool. Oreenhouu 11900/mo IM. N•ll•n• JUdilt. ••~·~
kttohtft. t117,000. Bkt &nllh. Agt. S5M712 OI ~~~~~~~~II" Ml-0709 !5-.. ..,... OU don't n.d a gun to
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000 dwn. )(Int financing. Piii PUii M•• ofter. 759-0481
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lNt 3 ~ hofnl muet ~ODEl THAN .. '!!.................. WHlrfll'-It .... HAS EVERYTHING Newpor1 a.ct1 DI Ana It.HI. Onty 1760 dn. be totd. CASH TALKS. C..kie MC tttMt bayfront Park. Mint Owner CMfY $120 MO.
i -··••I :~:.~r:, ~:,. ;:r1~ sun & 8111 11 Club I cond. '71 dl>I wld•, Agt. 714-971-9700
... ............. 20 rntn to flrlp!Ke, brtdl patio, •--' ..... ,, -~ c.,,., '54..500. AllO 2 bf .. 2 ---
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-• ...... • lot $39 000 811 Grundy ········i'A•·-······· Terrific lnvHtrnent at 12% ftlC9d rate & 87g..e1i 1 ' TRAOE Central Collt ~on ttMt OOMn My lln"IOr1Dld. • dMr. cuetom 3 bf *-~!I'..~ tiwy. Jutt 1 No polnta or QU9llfytng. ..... ... ... .... 11om1 on 2 ~ ~ ~IOOkl frOlf\ tllt ··=,_ no.o:M7 2 bdml 1~ bl. ldfta. ppty.~.1225M ,_.. .. OurrnlY ~ --Owner/= LMge kit. 8m1 pet OK. -.. tor hofM OI unite. t1410s-mo.o.n. '"' Hr. ShocJplng.. Low rent. Org Cty 8HCh ArH. help flnence. '2$0,000 ...................... • .. a .. ooo: Mf-2954 <>wnr aos •ee 4'M3
ful prtoe. HEI.~ Ollt*•tt ""* .. ..., ...,. ,, .. L.:-='.;::~~:;::~-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii C7 I 4t 67M4M nut ... thll .-..• ••• '!ih: .............. 1 ......... ,... You IUbmit "JOI/I trade°'
m ,,...,.. ~-m': ~d~ YllUT a•• urn u 1 24 • xe o · wt11rent1n Palm Sptnoe. R OR IMnG. AlklnO 1135 WllTllJff OOMUS. I.Cl• llv Oln 101111y electrlc gated HA 8 fof.-Jlli.ic·e oft. Bk; F••t eaorow, 111t Ar-.Oplnklt. flmrm. 2 petk. Diii wk» 29t', 28e
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Ml-470I BR. 2 be. ~ IYOtl\ matr bath, mirrored '9 rau111ton. Owner wtll aubhoull &40-51Ct7 oul ,14-.. HP eta II
ln•nu. a 8cl, low •• .... 'e11ow1t1 l leb. OuMt .......... )'WCI. quiet ~ beth. tub l lflower. Iota liii~~~!!ii!!!i!!!li' I 11• For quiet ..... on1y ** ct-tvllllp"* a m1rrortc1 1231.100, tt'1 (IHll Wll CMfY 91 12"' 2 BR w1111. l.g fem rm. °'*°"). = .....,_, euMy mobll• llom• In CO'V9f'lcl patio, IHsftld ..
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Fathlt't Dey "*"91 ~ ,,_. Colt.a .....
M2-!Se71 49r, 211 dbl aar•1•
Win 4 ~TICKETS! twnhH. t 110,000.
Dally PMot tnoome 1700, ~
Qlllltlold 9dl 147UO. M\JACMlt90N
ENIE#AllEI 112..n1
•2100 movH lC>U ,,.,
•1.a.000 ... 2 ..... .
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Al ....... QIMoe Of a llflCllM • ......__.,
Ptiona t0-2000 or
f31·806a.
Conv•nl•nt 38r 2ba,
fem, 2 f/pa, Wld, "'' ... BBQ, reno•, dbl ,.,.
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Mf.1441
n 11A apt. Chlldren
Okey. "76 mo. M&-0324
LO. 1 bt, pool, ldub, no ~ ...... 73190f
l!!~l!.~.P..'!!.l.'.fl P!!~.~.lf! .... IMI ~1.-!!!lf! • .,,.'t/J!M --------i 2room.avt.1250-.•ncf CdM di• •Ult•, IVO. 1775 up. 2110 ft. Utll, quiet P9rtOn, CM ... Pka, uttl pd 2118 lnduttrt.11. OMce. 1IOl1
., ... l&O-tftc) !. Ott 'Hwy. Ut5. "•dondo Clrcle #I 175-ttOO N.w 1tudlo, Pvt ant, & Hunt~ton, leech • .,•th, ut1l1 pd, Hr ~. eo.11 MeM 250 9f IUlte ...._M_2_.2 __ • ____ _
t4.I . 1275. 53647N t176mo. utll lncld. 77ll 5000 1q rt tndultrlat "*" rmmate wented to W llth ft. tat·•2I btdO HOW. 11ttl ft. la
lhr 381', 21a apt, CCIM. lllTl llU Co.ta Mtea. t1500/lft0,
500 aq It. PtlVlte 714tM5-ttt1
reatrme. Oft St Perttlno •.. W. "M"' Out1lde entrance. Uill ••••••••••••••••• • ~. t450 per mo. -emofclne or dr'Wtlna 1no orange. 1314573, flMtty loolllne tor rent.ii
Of &42-11929 In Newpot1 ..... .,,, ~
MI" to •II, 2 Ir ".1. 2nd floor W9ltl up oftloea. 10. Wlfl 00 &>Mltlna and II o u... Pvt y •rd & 11 ... , 11711 end 1240• clean up. C111 col1*:t1 ,..,..,... ..... 57""" l<u'" ~" 1·1t7-et711, • for P .. -_... . ..,... ..., •' C • r p •ti . d r • p • •. Of Mlrllyn. OCIANFAONT. Mature, paneling Corona del M•.1---___;~----
re1p, non-1mkr, lam.1---------I '1112·1~ oMoea In Prof. cpl• w/3 yr old 1235 plut utll1. 541-1M7 OHi# ,_111 HH pre1t1glou1 Corona <Ml wMt to rent 2 br, 2 be
I •••••••••••••••••••••• Mar. New carpet a & llouM or apt, ptel. pool, 2 er. 1 ... 1 oar...... ... •• I " " •11111 •• 1117 W•cllff. N.B. Want .....iora. Under mattlet, bHch ., ... Wiii do ¥90/mo. tit. !Mt l dip. ~ •• ROOMMATE SERV. llnanclal lnet. 70001.f. au b • I ea 1 a . C a 11 mllnt .... c. or menage In
lnquhf46.M37. Santa Ana Fwy & Newpor1 Av. extt, Moving? •void depoeitl, 1•t. floor . Agent 176·1123, Uk for ..en. for pt. ,.,t. Xln1
*Clean 2 Br. Mac.Al'1hUI' left on Walnut to 1322 8.E. W8'nut out ~l ~~ 541.5032 MlcttMI or CM•. rm. Aft. epm, 4112-8464.
Vig., 8.A. Tannie. pool, 833 OoYer Or. Ste 2, NS. f..~~.~~e.~~olvn J-·'--"•--'I •P•· 1100. Adult•. W IU•llll " ........... .,,, _ _...... ~ _.1 -r..•1
752-6122 « &41-1480 ~ t3l-633I 300 ~ft. Nwpt lch. 11...a s•v1b-We1brew'h-n-_.. a.-1F to lhr 3 , 2 Ba 7•2.7 • ••• "3"'1 •••••••••••••••••••••• 2 B. r. Oupl•• w/:= --~ --~ ---.--·-" ......... • I'*'·'-~ ........... ...-' hOUM, C.M. Frplc, No rr::•STSIOE --.. ..._. ow . .._, · ...., "" ..,, " '"'• om ..., ,-~ --..,,. -1485/mo.115t-500t. •ullaflM •••••••••••••••••••••• utile. Avall lmmed. ~ ,.._.,. Costa M•••. appro• .••• ~;=;'•••••••• --------·•-s-u_n_n_y_2_B_r_._2_9_•-c· llld • l'cnet M llee prtv. 54Mlt21 or '3 ... MeO. ., 1000 aq ft, 1750 mo. FROM S5000dn. BEAUTY
TwnhM w/patlo, yard, •••••••••••••••••••••• reo tacit, pool, t•nnl1, .;,,.. -&42-5552 SALONS. Several to
w/d hOOk·usi. afntl• 1\it........ lllke. "*"b berltlil?.~ l ~ .:r:.•hare 2 ./._ -• In...., llU. 01811~~ Cell now.
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arage,. Sll25/mo. Call 1 bdrm Condo. Hunt Slit Cl . 1" utH. ll...,, 1st 56l..ot1t alter 7 PM ~ .._,.... 1200 or eoo '1t. 00. Ptll' r .,.
5+080t, Bch.' Pool, Jae, tennl1. l !Mt. 15M-.co38 ---------1 tit. Mo to mo. or ........... ft ,,_,, UZI
13704Sl0. 1 Br. 1 BL gar, ~·~.mo. Room, private bath, F dllld Ot<, * 8ICk Bey Multan Alelty. 540-29e0 •••••'-••••••••••••••• Apt. enol1d oarane/ 1t7 'IMM 2 ~ kltctl Pf!V. condo. Pool, ape. t.we. 2nd TD'e-compet. 1'9191. c:erpon'c:fc:°· ~ ~. 2 bt, utlll S:· '°"'move &42-4901. 5 tot PM !300. M5-61tl5 --------IUl11fll 120.000-1100,000 fully
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-• lemlle. l34MS 11t/le9t + rom · • ..... · conl. room, khch, phcne. 913-211 1, llG1 for ... -AEDEC, 38R. 2~ 2 1221/mo. Rel'• req. MC. dep. e73-l38I IHH required. AdJ . ucretartal & word Ml•t llYW •·-" 1 •· -GAR. 8CH 3 BU<. FRPl. 54(M)410e. Atrporter Inn. 2172 ""-· now -· __ ,. ...,..,, P•TIO, 4 UNIT•, I--------M t t .... 3 '"• D t C 11 AM proceialng · Mall & V I O pool, I~. Ho Pft&. 1~7 ... 0 "+ d•p ... Room for rent In .roommee o... ... upon · • · meuage aerv. avell. PRI ATE Money, 1. •e••·•Jlll SS3915t .~r:o,,·.!32'' w. 1tltl. 213i420·77015 or EV bHullful 4 Br. home. =1·f~ii.1151-31H. _833-3 __ 22_3 _____ , c••.P•1r1~.le1y II d~u,ldr•Yd .. ~:~C::::~:e\04eu1t. ... ,.... • -•. 2131,..2435 hOUH prlv., frplc. 81YfRt\VT
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Dttdln9Pt& Pool &Spe. ~~ .• ,,..._~Imo. :5.:·f'~~ SCdM room to· prof LL... Prtme offtoe. 873-1003 NO DEPOSIT. tndlvtdual Secure cr•dlt and •----------• Cover•d parking. No ...._ .. ..., -.. ..... _ • ..,.1 IN1Ut'9. quiet M. Aeft, M~tlf. C.,Ofttc)..7179 office for rent In lull-venture• through '*9---------• ,,__ _..._ non -kr, •'""7IMll I __ ....._ -·•ta 405 E1crow. Loans, end BKMior $400 COND0,8.C.Pla:a.,.._ 2 Bf' decor MCI .... _.. REMEMBERDAOI execup an _._ ••ec. -• Balance sn..t1 loana.
Compare before you
rent. Custom dHlgn feature1: Pool, bbq,
~ov'rd it•r•o•. eurrounct.d With plu9h a.ldeceplng. Ho pets.
'Br. fum.
1 er. t4eo 2 .,,, 2 t>a. a.c. ~· oar. p,::: '450. •17311 2 n1oe rma for ,.,,.. 1 Father'•:~. Fwv ~r~ve we swolltde Co1went1on121 ~I~~~.::-~= ~ ~.=.o:o. on !<.-.on ln. M7~22 sm b!':-.1~5: t!':t~ M2·St71 "A NEW CONCEPr' OfFICE/lnllne -10yn In and non-convenUonal
bua h. sMue dip. ,,,,.. 114f e.cl-4'51 llft 4PM. Win 4 FREE TICKETS! Full ....,cuatom MrYlce. 833-1122. IOlutlonl. Contact Berry
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llllST /mo. 2 er. 1~ BL Sl)ldoull 1 Br frplc.PQO! 1•1•••• near Uf .C1•1· Inda. utla. Call: P*Jellft LAOIES ONLY Nwpt Harbor view. ------------ownllouee, al bullt..W., & · m crowave, rp c , 5PM ..... ...,...2 Lo -•y "'-ort .. _,_11 -o• 1000 .,,.. ... -balcony, laund';/ rin. ~----waaher/dryer area. ....,_,,.. v ... _ .. ., .._... 11• It., I& .......... · .... ••·
covered parlcln Nice _..... 1150/mo. Joenna .... ~!.1 ;. .. ~5°"' • I 3 2 II · , ____ Ms-_1_1_00 __ _,...1-=-::cate--7-2=tv::-._73~1-3&30::---=::IQ1~ --...,.-----1 RM. Avt. 3 bt, 2 IHI home _....., 400 eq. ft. oftlce epeoe. ·-.._ -....... --locltlon Ul1'M 155-1833, ~720. In H.I , 1250 mo. w/l300 --------1 AJC, or-t petlllng, gr .. 1 580 & 1~50 1q.tt. aval. =:'I, .,.u,_ --TSL Mgmt 842-1803 0r-condo t Br dep. 1 b1k bcll. ttc)..7ttt Prof lady. unow 35, non bulldlng. Harbor-Baker Ctr, CM ••••• •••••••••••••••• 2 bCSmi, 1 ba. ll500, Ollr _..,...,,.. • att &PM • for DaYlt or lfl'Mlr to ltw 2 BR 3 la R•looomk:1 17H700 (acroH from FEOCO).
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welcome. 2 Br. 2 BL 9650
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540-3tle on....,, air, adutt.I ontf, Jim • view condo In Nwpt. Mgr , a 4 5 ·I 1 O o ; 1 NE.ED
2 BR. -'rirt -8Yllll. trnmed. SSOO/mo. 1350. &44-11152 Eac IUltff, full MrY.. 549·1381 m umnu ·-·.,, .......... gar. 661·2114 ..,_, •"11 flll furn/unfurn .. grHtly 1----------1 1430 plus 1250 HC. CONDO UCI Twn Ctr 2 ••••••'• .............. Fem rmmate, 2 sty reduced . No tie. llllan1 ... ,., 4411 llllllllTB.f
Me--0341 •rt 1:30PM bt, , & ,.. '*""' be.. 2 MM Ill ma twnhM, 2 car gw, W/O, ~· ............ -......... WHl'"trad• or ~lft
1 Br.~podoaa& cers>on1, new. wcant. Wkly rentala now twal att kltch n.ce11. S221 --------Retall ltore at 2950 Avon lnlereit In Houiton watw l*d. fW'• ,.q. Ho '11' mo. 512•1411 ll05 a up. Color TV. mo . 546· 14 73 ah St., 1640 eq. fl. '*"a M9rina l!"°'*1'I to get
P•t•. 147 Flow•r. O'lln!AOL PttonM In room. 2274 1:30PM car garege. M1-87n. wha1 I want now.
l33Glmo. • 6'M1t1. ~ a.. • ....L _ _.. !Wwporl....,fl!Yd-7 .. ~ .. M. Lux. furn 2 BR 2 Ba R•t•ll Store lor luH, Subttantltl Ol1count1
-.,._ -... ...... ocean ¥W condo. ee&o 4500 eq ft or 1eae, 1n Very motivated! (714) 1 Br !!Ilda. 1m but cozv • • ................ 1..11guna Bdl; 4114-1n1 752~2747 w/loea Of na1Uraf wood. W''llllT ..., ..... 4111 mo. 831-e735
1370. 851.e522. $-6:30. Molt ....... ept bldg.. •••••••••••••••••••••• ---..,.-..,.-..,.----1 ...... 111'11. IL..._ -~
2 M.. In UCllN ._.., ftr..e B.~3~r~y1,n£,~!~!o:!J :.r. otd bue1r18U man • nl1I Xlnt 1oc. on Pac. eoeat .. q.,n, ·~• -• GreetC,M.locattonwtttt loca11on In town . mHll & lovlnt care. 1quletnon-lmkrror Hwy. ldMlhlghvtelbillty llMl6 -.I 1 Be, oarao-a patio. btMt.tltalng .,.._.,all lle4 to04 28r 2ba Prom Pt. lllll'fM butlnen lite. Appro• ...................... .
Aleo have 2 Br 1~ e. buftt·lna, tleetecS pool, --------·i ::~-· tennl1. 1310, 1111'1 1000 eq rt. MS-7100. I.I. Ul118
with oar•o• & patio eub.-g•'•~•tor. ,..,.. a.1111 fJll 2t dye, 173-7114 llt-----J-• ler1PP .......
1625 "'* for Jim. Ctl LAMll onty. & up. •••••••••• .. •••••••••• ., 110 to 3000 aq ft _., ~ In 1st & 2nd
e3t-7aro 330 Clff Dr. * -· UWMIT Prc4. to "'9f• luxurloua "No Frlll" Prtce. ln1"1 H11 · TD'• WIOe 11Mll
Studio, \4 bit from Main 4 bdrm, 4 beth, ~ view trl·l•v•I Condo, Wiiiiam Cote, 8t(f. •••=:•••••••••••• Robt. S.tUer NH/CM 2 Br. , ... BL '450 for 2 belld\, good ldtC:h, uW bHch, pier & float. Harbor Knoll• furn., 11•1111-1• _.""_ • 19 R.E. Bn*• 8d RMltor9
l)er'IOM. Ho peta. 755 W. Incl t3M. 4M 3044 leOOO for August. 8111 em en It I e 1 . I 4 0 0 . , In '*""" bldg on Cou1 M2·2171 545-0811
11th. St. f46..950.7 Grundy, Ntf. t7M111. 7~ Avlll. t-1M2 Hwy, South Laguna. 1---------
W 1 Id 2 ~ 1 I ._..,,.... ~ Appro•. 500 sq. ft. Wiii discount well ~rr~ ~-. ·~: ;.-._...-........... :re;; IWwport Wlterlront-Obt. Fem, non-emtir, to lhr Elccellent private pw111ng Mc:Wed 3rd TD on prime
stove ~=::.."'., draoia NO F£EI • & COl'ICIO 8lp1 10, *700/wlc. Wlf'I nice C.M. 2Br/2Ba -•• iift.iii;;i•iMTllll~ .. --1 betllnd bldg.. 1525 mo. CclM ~. 114,000
• -........ ....-. ,..,. VIII AIMlla. Wknde 714117~ or apt. Pool. tenn1a. """"· • -n-·~ 4"""11n ea 12% Int., due In 2 yrs. No pet1, children, .......... 12 .....,._ 'T14/730-3m. .,... -...... =-,.,.,_ ,.._,.,_ -waterbed1. 1460 + ,.,_ --· etc. 1325 mo. + .,. ut11. ~ -1 ... fl ~~'1!!~1 to~ ltoOO. aec:urlty depo11t . 3 bdrm, 2 b• lamlly Debbie 5151·4171 or -••-,._ _....,..
541-5442 Of' no.sen. hOfne. Meel Verde. AvrtM l...!54()-14~~54:._____ Piu.h. newty-<lecorated, HI vlllblllty, good adv,
1123 to 1130. All UUI. 3 br twnhm to lhr w/1 Intimate atmo1phera. 2330 Newport Blvd. CM ,..__,./
Wkly hOUHCIHnlng. penon, muter bt w/pvt 130-IM eq .. fl. In lovely seoo. 875-nee ,... 11111/
S 1 6 O P • r m o . dKll, Univ. P11. Irvine. a-den type bldOI ,_,. Preattge Wettc:llft retell ,,_, I ,.._ 1~111 13110lmo Incl. udla. Eva fnct. NCtPtlonltt, PhOlle looetton. Apotox. 2500 ••••-•••••••••••••••• 1=--All;,;.iOil4illliiOowni•;f;now';i;1ibeli'l•111ml 551-1211; dye 1r.M120 ann~=Eetc. !Kt-rt. •t 11.0IS lneludtng 4,.,.,, •• ,. II# -... tor tum. aumm. ~..,... pool, COHNecTION u111111e1. Realonomlc1 •••••••••••••••-··-·
........_.._...on 8elbOe ..,.., gym, WI'/ nice fer 1800 DcM. Suite 330 Corp, 87MTOO *.,...,
Po111t, I rm•. bath & quiet l*90tl 1380. NB. 752..+40a ,_,_.M.l .. llJf,. •H•I*
kltott. Cp••• pref, Mo t3 1-o3n 1---------1:::".rr.-:::: •••••••••••• 1a15So.EJ~Real.
p. t.. • ¥I/'# It n d I L.oolc ..... for "· betWeen • -wana PlllE .... Sen Clemente. 4112·72" 11&-1131 Ot tl7·71MI • .,, -. _,,. 2 Of2 r.. ... ,.. 22-30 wtlO It In need ot .._. -.c. -·•· • 1C1 WarehouM spece with ,.,., ...... 2 lllolll9 to QdM be9dl. flnanctal help. ON. Male rt. tncrg. 2 exec.~. II cerpet1. drp1, & wet 1-S-ln_g_l_••-,-o-ct_a_l _b_e_ll_rm-
P,.'., 1111. t "r. w I ". t.. 0 ••• n I" I & panlonecl IUIM>lca, lg. b8ra. 700 to 3200 eq.f\. d8nCe ~ Tue. & F\1 .
............ MOO .... ooolllng, eo .. gf¥e )'OM c:ntrt.. wen., .. '*" lg. M•H lndultrl•I park, e¥9. l2. Dlnc9te Comet, ~ ,,.. Ml l ... eicpenMI recpt. rm. All OOn• In 711 w. 17th St., Pacific 1431 8. Main .. Edinger •
• •ftlllf'l9 --------..,...--1 In exchange. large decoration ftYle, beaut. Bluff lndullrlel Park, S.A. 542-9047
kalury 28A 28A apt on In appearanc•, In toe. 18311 Whtttlar Ave. --------
th• water w/prlvate preatJte bldo. Newport M2-4483 l M2·7804 l1m1•1r
beech a hHted pool. ArohH Marina Bldo. PAtm'I llTI
.._ ...... _....,..._ ___ ,,~7to.u~~7~2iiiiiiiiiii~~iiiii~M;2~-4~1~4;4;;;;m~-i;Cl;•;;llll;i.ct;;Adl~;141;;~;;~e~ wtth 8 ipeClal meeeeoe In Ii tt1e Dally Not. t..et Dad ... 1111 name In PMt.on June 20th. If )'OM p-. •
O"MllnCI for Oed Y'Olol ... be elfglble for the
drawing ot .......... --.. -'°.,, -.. llWMI ._
0811 Ma-Nr• and ,,..
YOUI' I'll••• now for onti aa.oo
l
Br TM Aleida._. ,,_
It. ttorney Geural Oeor• o ... ~ whD won e b6dir
battle galnat Lt. Gov. Mike
Curb for the Republican
pcminatioft for ... '*Kii _With hJI ~ ~
and vowed to )l6n for\W .....
the Democrat•' bil wlaner,
Mayor Tom bndley. .
Bradle,, demonatratin1 the
polideal dout that W won b1m
thrw terml • mayor of Loi Anaelea, breeaed to an ea1y
victory Tumday with more than
62 percent of the vote.
.. GOP VICTOR -Attorney Qeneral George ••Duke ..
t Deukmejlan waves 10 acknowledge victory cheen Tue.day
.. _hight after winJjfng Republican nouiination for governor.
It WM the ftnt step in hJI quest
to becom, tt,e na~on'• firat
elected black pemor .
Curb, a former Hollywood
record producer who had been
f a vored to w in the GOP
nomination until attnaing
I €outi f y r1esulis I Hil~t~p
dec1s1on OB.ANOE COUNTY ELEcl'ION
.• RF.SULTS
:2,078 ovt of 2,078 precinctl
Beard of S.penilon
5tla Dlltrlct
• Tan Riley 67, 148
Al Arpl I 14,669 Gene Atherton . 7,141 ~vid Hlnchler j 5,737
&aperlateMeaC of Sdlool1
Dobert Pet.encn 233.262
I· JOhn ~ 111,W
~~ .. ·~~ Boan ~:cauea . r ~yn Schott 22,601
( QHheth Parker 26,110
I ; Mkbael Murphy . lUM l MarJ J'nnk ~ 20,848
f • JRVINE CITY COUNCIL
:r.dwud Doman 5,470 n.rt.ra Wiener' 8,157 (eleded)
Larry ~ 8,510 (elected)
Joba-N8¥'** s:ne -Pmzl 2.041 lfh )llle Kmei" 1,125 .-
t RV 1 NB RANCH WATER .,.:• DISTRlcr
... Swan J.C. Orville Reinhardt
8,420, e,463
British down
7· Argentine
kt f igl\te~s
... •.-,. .. s;.ne AIMC!la~ Pm•
Brttllh forcea ahot down leWll) ~jets in two attMkl off
d)it.1'81kland &lands in whJcb a
Btliiab. fripte and two ~
cnft were damaaed. the Dsferm ~ in London IPd today.
At Jeut four other Arfmtine ~ were cfumeed In the
ftcbttna Tue.day and wen not
ftJ)eeted to make 1' back to
ftMin1and tw 400 miles 'to the
--. Britllh offlda1a laid.
The Britilh Mid the jets were
ahol ~ ln raids on British ih~dt~a 1uppUea and eq. a.
' 4rceatl•• claimed lta
ank a British frlpte.
three 1andng lhi ao · ttwowerea~
_. h third put out of .ction. 04 Inflicted heavy cuualttea
troope befnl put alhcft
y at Port Fltrroy. 5 mo.
• we1t of the Falklands
l
Ray Auerbech 7,801
-Frank Hurd 5,910
Betty oi.m 10,919
PROPOSITION A -IRVINE
Yee 11,899
No 4,185
PROPOSmON B-NEWPORT BEACH
Ye.
No
12.381 (defeated)
7,407
303,609
64,696
i-:.:, Admtw•1trator Junee 226,BM
Victar &bba 108,328
a.ttt.c.n-r
BndO.•
......... Ncnil
G. Pat Bland
21e,m
48,081
a.M2
JUDGE -stJPBIUOll OOURT
Of&eS
Leonard Ooldr"'' WlllimD BopldN Jr.
231,08'7
151.BD
delayed.
By JERRY Bl!BTENSTEIN °' ............... Laauna Beach City Council
memben. dtlna lean of creaimc
"a political 1oot~all," have
delayed a decWon oo whetbfr or
not two ol their memben lbould
be pert °' • jo(nt c:cmmlttee to . study the propoaed sale of Laauna Beech School Unified
Dlltr1ct'1 \Want hilltop land.
'l"M Dool boMd. ~ m Joint ....aon with the C!DUDdl
Tuelday '"•ht at CUy Hall
dwnhen, ~ to ...,,. two •mdl ...__ tt;pad to a
cmmnuftlty .. fGne. .
,,. ... fan. wOuad ...... tar
tbe.U.ot 11.12acnsotpa:;•tJ
known • Alta '••· at die tntmwtlcn at Park A~ md
Alea Laauna Boulevard. The
parcel la valued at about $3
million thou1h no official
, I 1•,.lllilt.lil ...
~9
Sherman Weber
J~Builla
Robert Knox
William Farria
n.. --...... woUld lib to iell &bi propatJ .. -26 IDla haft
35,110 bem .... wed for .ubdlwtlloft -
ee,Me (See 1111.LTOP, Pip A.I) 192,0U ,
71Jl21 •
M'n slain JUDO~ -MUNICIPAL COURT
Harbor
Paul Robbi.m
Robert Polia
Dtvilllon 5
21,801
21.~1
21,321
18,6&1
65,138
LaWIOD °'8dwick . 8,646
Wayne Clark 37,364
John Hoel 11,248
ft'ATB BOARD OF
P.QVAUZAftON w Dlltrld
D•1eratlc ~ Cuiatian-Hefslna 28,030
Fayne Davia 18,618
J.-Grc.elcemper 10.~ Glmn Parker 15,608
J'dli»md Kelly I 64,829
• • Yl a1r~rt
restaurant
Aa hprrUied byatander1
. watched, a ..o.;.ymr-dd Onnee
Co~nty man wu faially shot
Tuesday nt1ht at Delaney'•
Restaurant at John Wayne
Airport.
Oranae County Sheriff••
~t Lt. Wyatt Hart ..set
the aboOdnc inddent GCC."Url'ed Biley woo ~ bmdfly
after tbt man. w~ name Ml in the coaatal district that
not yet been reieMed. be+••• lndudee eo.ta aa-, Newport
lnvoMd in an arsmnent wtUi Beech, Irvine, Lacun-Beech.
anoCher man with whom hew-San Juan Capistrano, San
,_ted, Clemente and aurroundtn1
ArNitied at the w IDd lldlil' •w·•~ted arw. ~ ~~ O::.~ _ Rlley wu all amllea u he
DuUeia. 32 of ~ ~ concratulaUona Sn Bwh, Hart said • .ppca .... Tullday mot a' an r>anliJ.-,-i>ceuP.t1on WM lilted C-4= at b South
... .U-emplOyed ..n maker, ttn-• ....._ w01 70 Hart Mid. -..q, wuu tum next
The ebooUna occurred lhort.11 manlh. bla lll'Y9d -~ befon 9 p.m. ~ tbe nm::~ ..... 1114. He ... ... to whkh la ~ CJD the tlW ~ by thlD . Ronald
f100r of .. ....,.. terminal -•••Id t D u., ... ..
Syria,
Israel
battling
BJ TM AnedalM Pren
J'ien:e air and lfOUDd battlea
erup1ed betwft-n hraelt and
Syrian forces in Lemnon today,
the Syrians reported. • .&r.el'a
anti-Palesttnlan iDVMlon edpd
toW'ard all~ ,,...,. with one of
tw old Middle ~ • ..,.....
A Syrian .,my ~
lakl more ..... 100 Syrian .....
IUHlt jeta elaabed in major batdil .... ....._ Lebaoo'•
.... ¥alley. lt ..... 10 ...
F-lS. md1P·l81 end ftw S,nan
MMJ. ,..._lbot cSawn. . Tbt ..... CiMl-.,-.d did not
ODaflnn tbet IUcb a ......, Ml'lal
d9lb ~ It .W aP1J that
two Syrtiin aircraft, a MIG and a . beUcapter', Weft duwn.t.
' WINS SQUEAKER Carw.ct Mayar ROD Packard
18 the appuent sµrvtvor of
the rouah and · tul!)t71e
18-candldate Republi~n
primary in the 43rd ~Dlsaict.
One uneonftrmed Let.n ...
report Mlfl -th~ hraeU jets
attacked Syrian anti-aircraft .._.-.. ln tbe 8*aa, which
Uli.r1bet'#eeta Beirut and the '3 Jf"'t:.
9yr1aa ~ °' Dlmllrcu9. euges ~rean . Ph~ the:=re-ctect~ =~-=by 36 votes
with Jlneli unlta ~ to puab
into the Bekaa from ~ IOUth. ~ JEFF ADLER
The Syrian command u1d tw C:.,':.ct,... ~« &n Pacbrd
forcea. fpflicted heavy Iaraell waa a-·""'-'-winner lD the 43td
cuualtlea, knocked oUt 23 l.a'ael.i -!'"'--tanks and lhot down two p1ane1 Congre ulonal District
in aeven1 claabes. The i:-..eu. Republican primary_ Tuelday, acknowledeed battlea with the ed1in1 travel-trailer tycoon
Syriuw but pve few detalJa. Johnnie Crean by a ruor-th.in
The Isr.u military CXJllUDMd
i-eported, meanwhile~ that ha
troops bad captured the COMta1
toWn of Damour, jmt 10 m1lel
eouth of S.,UUL
38-vote IDIU'lln· However, the narrowne9I of
Packard'• victory raised the
pn:llpeCt of a recount. But neither
Crean nor h h campaign
conaultanw were available today
to oomment on that pcmlbillty. Syrian relnforcementa w,re In what turned fnto a four-
pouttna Into Lebanon. way race amon1 the 18
BULLETIN
A fedenl )ld8e toda.v halted
the ale of 24-teOeral offihon ail
leases for tracta off New..-i
Beicb and Wcuna Beech. •
U.S . Dl1trlct Court Judie
Cynthia Hokxlmb Hall ll'Ultecf.
pnUmlnary ~ .... t by aeate offictala ID IM /t.npl•
JWMnl Court.
· RepubUcana vyina for the
llOl'Dln8Uon. flne1 but \mOffici.al
elecUoo mun. from ~ Sm
Dle10 and Orange counties
a.bowed: -.. PaebN: 11,436
-Johnnie Cran; 13.400
-BlD lkC.oU: 12.838
-Debonb 9-bly: 12,078
-Jtm a.ty: ·e.e1e
-Mary 8chinlu: 4 ,187 =~~12,9&1
-,,... Mauro: 2,241
-Ulkie Sc:biietw. 1.eu ~~1:'~1AI)
-BOb ·Cw111: 1.oee
-Donald Blau Marthuont
182 -abeU\ naw: '"
-~ &aundln: --Lawrene Nlx0n Ant1nlOft:
661
-Martln KJnkac»: &01
-D. Robert DeCarlo: 383
Pllekard. never conalcMr.d a
front-runner ln the crowded ti.Jct, won on the bull of h1a
abowlna t.n San a. c.ounty,
where NI DAcked up more than
' 12 000 of hJa V0t& I Th• 4Srd dlatrlct coven aoutt.m ar.n,e and northern
t• SID DtMO countiel. wtth about two-thfrdl of the diltrlct ln San
~~tr~ victory" certified,
he wlll face D~n)ocrat Roy
Ai'Cher in the November election. A~her defeated two other
Democrau to win hit party'•
notninatlon. Flnal unofflclal
reMllta were:
. -Ro)' Ardaer: 16.380
-Roland Mo~ 11,158
-W.F. Pete Powell: 7,194
Packard, la a ttlephon•
Interview \h1a ~ llld he
exDINd :;!if"'bamtN*"' but Wll. ii 'hll ~ of
WWy Wll iO cm.
8-addec$ that ht waukln't be
•W'Pl'lted lf CrMil uked elec:Uon
offlclala for a recount. 11
1Th• e1eadon ii OVll' .. far .. rm ~" ht iaid. 0 But that'• lhiU' rt8hl '° .. for a NCCM.mt •••
hCkiftl ~ IUi wf.n Wll bMed
Oft tbt hlid ~ he did
on a "~ rocitl i.Yill!1 -He add•d. ••There 11 no
quntion the ethical problema
Qeen and~ aot cauaht up
in hun thtm.'' .
The pll'IOMl a&t.lcb launched
by both McColl and Crean,
uaually directed aaalnat 'each
other, apparently were enouah to
cauae votera to look lO other
candJdata
Paclcard allo aakS that he hopes
to Improve hi• 1tanding wlth
Oranae County votera, with
whom he did not fare quite 10 wen. in the months before the
general election.
'.HILLTOP DECISION .•.
I •
to boost a financially strapped taxpayen eleeted the achool
system board and dty council and uld, ' The ·parcel wu purchued by "The council must participate
'che school distrlct in 1971 for becauae the l::,eral (Alta
$325 QOO at a thoe when an LaiUna) plan 't meet the
additional campus waa city'• residential zonin1
'anticipated. ordinances. By llttina down~
' But the board last year wu aeetnc what you can do, I.~ t
forced to cut back expenditun!e think you are beina biued.
by $'1 6 mlllion laid off seven The achoo! board" Wantl a tMk teach~ra and ~n elementary force coinpriRd of two~
school coumelor and cloeed Aliso board mernben, two city """"a.:u,
Elemehtary School in South memben, two memben of a
Laouna previous 'committee on aurplm
J'our county offlclala who
flced cballena" ln Tueeday'•
ti•llortn1 defeattd their ~ta With ..... ftnU but
unoff lclal return• lndlcated
~~ four candidatea who
ltHmrolled to victory were
Sheriff Brad Gatee, Alullor
Bradley Jacobi, Sul>erlnte\dent
of SchOola Robert Petenon and
Public Admlnlatrator JamH
Heim. ,,......._,. Four other lnc:umbentl .-~
on Tuelday'1 ballot did even
better -they had no OPIJCllitlon
at all. They were Dl1trlot
Attorney Cecil Hick•, T•x
Collector Bob Citron, C.Ounty
Clerk Lee Branch and Audit.or
Vic Heim.
In ~ race tor. county Board of
Education .. t No. 5 lervina dw
.South County, two of lo\4t
candklatee wW vie in a runoff rn
November. .
They are Elir.abeth Parker, a
graduate ltudent in pubJ1c
admlnlatration, and Franklyn
Schott. founder of the private
Education Institute ln Tustin. Ma.
Parker received 26,110 votes
while Schott omered 22.601.
Other vote total• 1howed
Sheriff Gatee cruab1na hil two
opponent1 ~ court clerk
Manlhal1 Norril and Santa Ana
poliot officer G. Pat Bland -by
a 5-1 UWJPn.
O.tee received 276, 777 while
Norris netted 49,081 and m.nd 42.962.1 . .
FOr .upertntendent of .::hoola,
four-term incumbent Pettnon
beet opponent John Irunon by a
better than 2-1 JDm'lln. Petenon
received 233,262 VOtel to Inman'•
111,835. Inmon la principal of
RJncho San 'loaquln
lnt.ermed.late School In ~· .
, 'fiq~tion the wildom of two property, two n)eftlben of the
city oouncU memben sltttna on hilltop community and a resident
the committee," said Bol>bie from anoiher aecUcri of town.""'-
Minken, council member. "It The council, by continulne ~ M ff k J could potentiallr, b,e a aeriou. iaaue to ti, lenathY June 15 r&. . eC e
political problem. ' , meeu.n,, wilJ. be able to make a ~
Otbem aci-eed nottna that tbe dec:ilion pnl\he tlSk force in Ume • 1 · d decision to aell Would ultimately for the IChool boercl to make' lilemor1a 1ze
be the clty'a and those who some moves forward at lta June The Laguna Beach City
eerved on the committee would 17 meetinl· Council approved auch a move
have aire.dy fonned bias. 'Dhe IChool ~~~ 1\ae9d&y nJcht in honor of Mn. 'But Belinda Blac:keter, a Kt on the ._. --. __ ,a u-a....i who dled of ce.noer May resident of Top of the Wairlc:l, ID cutt;.ekl in na• ~ -an "..-, . addreillng the council. said, ''The uraency to at~act a potential 28 at ~r ~ home.
council ia treating the achool developer now, accordlQI tod ~.um Beach Qty i:1
bOard u developera" Ronald Chikote, achool boar !f~ a move ~~)'
1
She remind~ ~ttlclai. that prellklent. ' • ~~ ~ ::;-
26
.U:
-nEUKMEnAN vs. BRADI.:EY ·~=is~mm;*!
Curb waa hurt late in the came frem the Deukm•Jian pan of the Laguna 8"!eftbelt •
tha he well .. ob~ Alilo 8-h camJ>&iin by revelations t cunpelp. Park in South IAauna foe the
was clMlified 1-Y dW'il\I the •'.lo.-f blic ._.a --'-1 .... .a--'-t Vietnam War, a cJaaNfjcation the Deukmejan aet Miii; tone or pu IUIU r-w ... ~pmen
Selective Service deecrihed u the months ahead by llCClUlina of Main Beilctl Park.
tall moraD the ruyor of tnact1oo on ~ 'Ille tree. will be planted In ~ ~~{!>'·=tary Y ~ .J iuuea lnctudlnt welfare, area bordered by the ~
that ne failed to repter to vote unemployment and ltrong law San Joaquin C«ridhr, Llcuna
until 1974. The latter di.acl~ enforcemenL Canyon Road and El Toro Road.
··slightly
"'11n1Y119, --9111*' to 7• mpll, tllt Hatlonal Weatller
.,.,,_ reponed. At .... Ofl9
tomedo toucNd dCMl'I lnCt ... w•r• unconnrMeCS reporl• of Coastal °":'!::=~c1~ .. a
ll!leGttlc Co. ~ Mid " oOIAd ..:;: :,~ = ~~ take Hvefll ct~y1 to rfftot•
74 to 11 "' "" ll'lltnd ..... pow. In ... 1 ......... Md ~ .... 54 to • ,. • '""""''" '°' • .,... ..... ...-........, Of 70 r....~ T~ Co . ..clmMtd tll9I t,. ~ ...... ·~-In' 000 ~ ........ doWf'I end beldMt 8llCI 75 '° 90 so ,,.. ~ ... dlt llM "':f,, w 11., •, I r 0 m p 0 In I Tomedoauilto loucMd Kctown In C'o11capt1on to tll• Mexican Holton, Ken., on tllt .,, .... border and out eo mll••: MIHowrl border, demeglnt Nor1IWt ~ 10 to 11 Mota Hveral farm bulldln91 and.
wt1t1 a co s t00t .... -outer .caualflG teat•"*' power ~
wetet1 today •nd Thu"!:' . near '::::::.,:-:=out of LOOlly lgtll ~ wlrlds ..... d
and morning lloura bloom no f • r m II o u • • • • • It "° n1~ _. to ~ 10 to t5 Mote ftardlNllUrO. Ky., about
Thllr9dl¥ --Wind --~ Clf ~
of 2toS'-"' aou....... ...... of --------~ ':.!::;,. ~ iow,,,::::: California hOUr'S.
warmer
WINS P IMARY -
Allemblyman Ndlan !'rmelle
of Hun~n Be~h fou.zhi1
off the-challenae of Irvtne
Mayor David SW. to win the
Republican primary In the
69th Aaaembly DWtrict He'll fac~ Democrat Robert
Hanson of Co1ta Meaa ln
November. ' l
Frizzelle
• f 1n nar,ow
• v1.ctory
By SANDIE JOY
O(tflel)elr,... .....
Amernblyman Nolan Fri.Delle
WU victorlOUI jn a cl~ 1'8"e
with Irvine Mayor David Silla in
the 69th Aaaembly District Repuollcan primary race,
hanging onto hi1 early lead
throughout vote, tab.Watioo.
The final tally WU FriDelle
18,249,..SW. 15,453, with all votes
tn from the 311 ~ tn the
newly apportioned dJltrict which
includes Irvine; Costa Mesa,
Fountain Valley and put of
Hunttnaton Beach. '
Frlnelle had emerged from
\be nte early with M7 voCea to
SlllaT 368 tn the abamtee ballotl
bit.
Frinelle I04'1 up a•aln1t
Democrat Robert HaMon of c.o.ta Maa on the 'November
belJot. Hamon ntn WX*ltelted in
the Democradc ~· The dlatrtct baa 163,245
repterect votep of w.blchjU32
are Bepubllram and 65,"6 are
Democrata.
A d1atrlct that la nearly even in
part)' aeptratlon la CIOl)llldered a
safe Republican -t by political
analystl.
SW.' ~ had been an
unpopular C8Ulf amon1 party
1oyUlstl, many of wbcJn believed
it wu ln poor taste for • 1rvtne mayor to challenp an tncumbent
frelhman .-mblyman from his
own party.
Silla contended :rtiz:a:elle re9lly
wam't an inc\.llnbent 1 llnce «be
.-mblyman had won hll -.t ln
the old 73rd diltrict.
That diltridt WM belicalJ)' the
same a1 the 69th with thf
exception of ~ which waa
added· In r4apportlonment 'in February. .
The 49tb Auembly l>tltrict
RepubJJcan primary race WM a
~ conie.ted one with nasty inn~ mat by both lklea.
Lem than two weeb ago, SW.
obtained a temporary ~
order in Oranl8 ~ty Superior
c.ourt prevenUna FrlDelle from
aendlnj out any mare campaip
literature fhat didn't comply
with the lftate election cod•'•
lnltb·in-endoninc ltatute.
All four of On.nae County'•
lnaunbent cioncr-men w.a.d
to •Y primary .i.cuon wbw Tueeday n1aht, ~ their
o=ta. 11 there weN any, by
1U t1a1 tnarJlinl.
Incumbenta Jerry Patt4non,
D-Santa Ana: WUliam
Dannemeyer, R-J'ullei10n; and
Rob•rt Badham, R·Newport
Beech, all won re-nornlr)Adoft M
they faced no~ oppallddl\.
In the Ond Con1re11tonal
Dllt.rtct, w~ lnCl'-tdil ~
Of both w.tetn ~ ~ty and pel1a of Loi~ __.iy, tneum~nt Dan Lunf ren, R·
Loni Beach, eut y beat
challenaer Tom Helnahelmer, cha1rmaD of tbl SOuth COM& AJr
Quality ~l DiltJ1ct.
Unoffidal final return. tn the
two-eounty dJatrict lhowed:
-J.uafea: &8,623
-~13,466 Lunar-en will go on to face
Democrat Jim Spellman, a Lona Beach attorney, who defeatea
Martha Vazza.na in her first
election bid. The final but
unofficial returns from both
counties ahow:
-SDellmu: S0,692
-Vazzana: 17,095
Allo, John Donohue of Long
Beach ran unopposed for the
Peace and Freedom Party
nomination. He reoelved a total
of 28 votes.
Lungren'• younger brother.
Brian, won the GOP nomination
in hil first election bid ln the
32nd c.o~ Dlmict, in
Los Angefes County, defeau.n,
hla primary opponent, John
Adler.
Three Republicans aquared ofi
in the 38th C.O~ Dtatrid
for tHe rlfht to cballena•
Patter1on n th• November
tlecdon. The d!atrlot ~ much of c.-.ntral ~ CoUnty.
The Rfpubllcan wlnner1 Wllllam Dohr, a 29-year-ola
lndS:,ti!;dent bu1lne,1roan.
out hJI GOP,~ "1
a IUbltln=:n . ....aia n : -DMr: 17 -Art J . t.1'19
-Met ConNty: 4.710 Anita BuT, Of 8Uena p~ iamend 324 YOW '11> win lbt
Libertarian Party nommadaa.
She waa unoPDO!Mid.
b1 the 39tb COncr ... lonal
Dlatrict, Oanqcrat rnrik v..-.
a Cal State Fullerton phUoilliGJaey prot_,.-, won'the rtabt !ofi1-r
hla party'• 1tmdard In the
eraJ election a1aJn1t
bl1caa Dannemeyer ..
erges won the nommadon by
a 2-to-l vote mar1ln over
opponent Steve Feldman, an
Anaheim salesman. P'lnal
unofficial vote toeala lhowed:
-Verses: 24,143
-Feldman! 10,898
While Dannemeyer picked ~
moce than 56,000 votea u the
unopposed GOP candidate,
activist Steve Boeheoim, of Santa
Ana, won 96 vote11 i n-trtlf--
unoppoeed bid a the Peace and .
Freedom party candidate.
The -3Yth di1trict coven
northwestern Orange County.
Democrat Paul Haseman, a
Laguna N~guel attorney,
incumbent Badham and Ma.
Marine Bell Quirk, of the Peace
and Freedom Party, all ran
unopposed for their party
nominations i n the 40th
c.o~~·
Lagµna pioI!-eer
Boyd dead ·at 82
Lquna Beach pioneer Robert
K . 'Boyd, who operated
restauranta tn town for decadee
before retiring, died Monday tn
Georgia while vl1it101 hla
da\UEhtel'. ' Mr. Boyd, 82, WU . bom in
Columbus. Ohio, and received
engineering decrees from Oiµo s~ Unlven:ltT and la"ter, llle
University of Southern
Calif oftlia.
He took hjs newly acquired
1ki111 to Mexico, where he
worked .. an enitneer Oil a auaar
Plantation in the late 1920t.
Be arrived in Laguna Beach in
1931, took up bartendJ.nc in town
for awhile, then became chef ·at
the White Houae Inn.
Re 1eued the Cout Inn on
.South Cout Highway in the
)9501, operating the 1mall
restaurant for five years,
The restaurateur opened Bob
Boyd's restaurant near the White
House, successfully operating
that popular family-1tyl'e
l'elltaurant for 15 years before his
retirement.
He was married to Doria
Thunton Boyd, da~ter of the
pioneer ThuratonJamily ln-
L.quiia Beeeh. TM oouPle would
have been roamed 4:> ~ uua SatUrday.
Mr. Boyd ia abo survived by
aona Robert "Hap" Boyd.
Danville; Barton "Bo" Boyd,
Laguna; Randy Boyd. Laguna;
former City Council member
Kelly Boyd, Laguna an4
dfµlhter Mra. Cindy Young.
Stone Mountain, Ga.
He leaves 11 grandchildren
and bne great-arandchild ·
Services fOf' Mr. Boyd will be
pri~ate.
'Snakes alive'
Not solution lor gophers-
The "lowly" snake could be
the anawer to lmprovtna the La8una Beach un,fled School
Dlatrict'• deteriorating athletic
6e1da, whJch, officials report, are
riddled with gopher holes.
That WU the tongue.in-cheek
aug1e1Uon df 1cnool board
member Carl Schwan at a pint
meed,na Tueeday o( tbe board
and the Qty Council.
Gophers have l:teen an
l.ncreAl1ng problem, eepeclally at
the fte[d at Thur,ton
Intermediate School, offlclala"
Mid. : "Why not buy eome gopher
anakea?" said Schwarz. "We
could make It a joint vaature and
even go Jnto ~Una them out tq
other cities witn a similar.
problem."
The suaesuon. actually tlMt
"brainchlJdfl of Clyde Lovelady"
echool district bUlli.nda manager,
drew a round of la\Wbter from
offidab and the tmall-number ot
apecta attending the meellng.
• • Re,.bllcan
Mike CUrb
William Clark
,Geor1e Detakmejlan
Michael Hirt
. J~ lt\ansfield
829
29,437
833
2,336
1,122
3,985
103,764
2,951
1,185
1,392
3.~
7,240
1,066
100,.33
3,801
142,321
2,430
1,969
1,590
ATl'ORNEY GENERAL
Omer "'~-~moeratlc nama 49,523
John Van de Kamp 101,697
RepUUcu
Dave Stirlina
George Nichol.on
61,9'9
141,328
71,386
P•ee &M Free4om
Maxine Quirk 82
Ua4 Dl1trtet -Oruae Ceaty
829 ~out of 829
Democrade
Jame1 Spellman 9,378
Martha \r azzana 8,639
Peace ud Freeclom lteDUUeo
Dan Siegel 294 Tom Helnahelmer 3,285 Dan Lungren 21,348
Llbertartu
NOMINATED -Sari ~ Mayor Pete WU1on won
Re_publlcan nomination for
U.S. Senate and vowed to
"retire .. Jerry Brown in the
November vottna.
Wilson,
Brown ., winners J)artholomew Lee 1 580 Peace •• Freedom rr--~r.;;.';;;r.~-r-.-=~r=J~l-,2-14~_;_~~-U~S~S-E-N-A-TE~__:.~':...:....:.. -John-Donoh~we-~~~~~'°---.~1--..--,..-IOCla--:~ted~-=-r-et-,
. • San Demoerado Ont Dt1crtct -Oraqe C.Uty Diec<> Mayor Pete Wu.on,
Peace ud Freedom
·Jan Tucker 168
Elizabeth Martinez 149 ..
Ubertarlan
Dan ~herty 1,545 .
~ UEVTENANT GOVERNOR ~ l Democratic
rJ\obert Smith ,Bill Watina
Charles Pineda Jr.
Leo Mc.<::arthy
13,608
15,537
17,775
85,723
Repabllcan
Man Garcia 55,303
Carol Hallett 173,091
American hadepeudeat
Houston Myers 1,199
• Peace and Freedom
"Clyde Kuhn 297
Libertarian
.B.J. w~ 101
.John Vemon . 897
~ I SECRETARY OF STATE
: Democratic 'Kenneth Smith 18,342
Helen Howard· "" 15,920
Alica Key.er 16,312
March &a 101,686
?
ftellUUcu ~:
'Jacob Marplan
'-America bdepea•at
Alfred Smith 1,211
Peace ud Freedom
Milton Take! 277
LlbertarlU
Martin Buerger 1,655
CONTROLLER
Democratic
Ira Clark 31,758
Kenneth Cory 12,815
• Repebllcan
ODfe Speraw 21.920
Truman Campbell 12,041
William Coombe 49,631 James Ware 23,490
LalTy Bales 22,246
Junes Flournoy 76.827
Amerlcu ~t
Pat Graham 1,353
1,567
'
129,009
Paul Carpenter 48,849 242 preclncts out of 242 mounttna a at.hlna. canny battle
Ray Caplette 1,590 Demoeratle against year-Iona frontrunner
May Dubinaky-Chote 1,926 RoJ. Archer 3,109 ~Goldwater Jr., captured
Daniel Whitehunt 4,444 W . Powell 1,917 S.blican nomination for
William Wertz Jr. 1,558 Roland Mora 3,604 the U. Senate ln a grueling,
Gore Vidal \. 19, 784 hiah-priced race.
Bob Hampton -1,600 lleavtly favored Gov. F.dmund
Edml.Dd Browa Jr. 61,362 489 Brown Jr., who conducted a
Walter Buchanan 2,711 2,416 virtually lnvialble ca~
Tom Metzger 3,594 229 uJ1ed to ~,;-1 ~ h Richard Morgan 4,844 562 ';.!,_ct or y u eda a y or t e
fteptlblieu
John G. Schmitz
William Shockley
Rafael Cortes
Robert Doman
Barry Goldwater Jr.
Pete WU.OD
Maureen Beagan
John Hickey
WWiam Pemberton
Ted Brulnsma
Robert Booher
Paul Mc:Cbkey Jr. J
Edi8on McJl)aniell
9,943
396
715
27,232
46,383
104.2'10
13,US
580
4e6 3.U8
NO 42.000 di
1,107
503
SVPEBINTENDICNT or
PVBIJC INS'l'llVCl'ION
Blll Home M,900 (n&Doff)
Myron~ 8,788
Gene Prat 28,401
Jeanne Ba1rd I 13,804
Oeorgla Manball 21,11&
Richard Ferraro 85,387
WllMa IUlea,, 128,724 (nmoff)
Janet Allen 24,&Gl
Daniel Nuabaum 9,442 '
U.S. CONG~
SI .. Dlltrtct
4 71 pn!ICQ1Ct8 out ot 4 71
•Demoeratlc
Jerry PatterMJn 35,368
MelC.osinleyReplblleaJI 4,710
William Dofu-17,533
Art Jacobean . 9,379
. Ubertarld
Anl1a Barr 324
a ... D&atrtet
' ... 576 pl'edncta out Of 576
· Democratic
Frank Vf;1'81!8 24,143
Steven Feldman 10,898
2,011 ~mocratic bl , outpacln1 hla
6,2IO nearest rival bv more than 3-1. 680 With 98 percent of the vote in.
361 wn.on maintained a st.Mdy 38
244 percent, eQlna Pete McCloMey,
423 the liberal, outafoken GOP
248 hopeful who rked the
304 Republican matnatream, who
1,241 stayed fn second' vntli under 25
182 percent.
2,808 The early nat.lta had acan:ely
3,323 been ta1Ued when. lftwn and
98 wu.on. both ~Una a ~
· 1,581 -. o1. She pnmm, cwnr1p. ~e.eb~ .......... "WW we __. tD do ti Oulh
out tlMtn.1 PIM Wllmn." Brown
told 500 cheer•" IUpporien at
the Blnmo'Ye ltofiL' "}fe'll
debate. . l don't believe he has a ~ ... '' But tlW eliiCtioa appeered ._
a victory ,_. Willob than a defeat
for Goldwater, aa the
43·1•ar--old, ••v•n·t•rm
contrealb&n toeHd away an
~belmlnc eerl1 i.d In the
aowded, 13-<:andidate field.
Rep9Ueu
Marian Beiaemn 47,633
Wlthertna under attlldal on hll
lntelll.ence and abtllty, then mma bY foes who mllde a rna)>r
campeian 1-Je out of hll refuaai
to meet them In one-on-one
debate, Goldwater saw his 2-1
)e.d dwindle to a one-pclnt edp
three weeka before the electlorl.
'711t AuaaMJ ' 294 prmnm out of 2N
Demoentle
Cheatet Wray 22,684
aep.ltUcu
Doris Allen 19,379
Ubertarlu
Charlel Barr 21$
71MAIHmlllf
233 pn!Cincta out of 133
Dem9erade
Richard ~ 1$,533
=~lcu
N. ~alif ornia
voters lead
Prop. 9 def eat
A few days before Tueeday'•
ballotinl, that ruor-thln edae
changed to a 14-polnt Jaa behind wn.on -deeplte 0o1awater'a
campai1n .!tii.:''nf, whlch totaled $1.4 by mid-Mav.
TraWoa the GOP field were
state Sen. John Schmitz of
Nepwort Beach (the
Lecialatul'e'a most conlel'VaUve
member); phyalciat William
Shockley; and Ted Brulnama,
former Lear Jet c.orp. president.
.,,..~ .......
State achoolt chtet Wllton
au.I; fOC'Cld Into a Nowmber
runoU for the ... the hat held 12
,..,... tet the ai.,e today for a
bitter November con'-1 with au HOn.la. IUperlntel\dent Of a amall
Noriftern CaUfornla tchool d111rict.
"Mr. HonJ1 ... "ao1na to be
lllDCOW\tabJe for h.la recorcf." aa1d RU-. who at 41 percent of the
vote, failed to amam the needed
majority to avoid a aeneral
eWction nee.
" With molt of the a1ate'1 "·448
pndnc1a reported, 1kla Anae1-Dllcrict Attorney JoJ\n Van de
Kamp won the Democratic
nomination for attorney pneral.
Van de Kamp drew 63 percent of
the primary votd to 37 percent
foe Demociatlc Sen. Omer Raina
of Ventura. the ch.atrman of the
eowerful Senate Judiciary
Committee.
Van de Kamp faces a general
election fight with former
a.lltant state attorney general
Georp Nichol.Ion.
Nicholton won 67 pereem_ of
the Republican primary vote•
over 33 percent or Aleemblymm
Dave Stlrlina o WhitUer.
IT Aft PAOPOllTIONI (Onilie i::Wlty ........... ,)
~don 1 -Prllora
conttrucdon bOndl 228,990
204,210
Propo96Uon 2 -Prelldent
. of Senate v.. 137,002
No ., 270,788
Propo1ltlon 3 -Condemned
ProPf'Y Y• 244,959
Nb • 168,363
Propo1tt1on 4 -Denial of
Yea
No
. Ball
360,710
68,888
PropotitiO(l 5 -Inheritance
Tax ~& 283~7
No 135,563
Propoeition 6 -Inheritance
Tax
Yes 307,045
No 119,679
Propoeitlon 7 -Income-tax
indexing
YeJ1 305,780 -
No 112,781
-I ~---~
Proposition 8 -
Criminal-J-.u.i~· e-~----~-l:l-1
governor, former A11embly
minority leader Carol Hallett
eued to a GOP victory and a
November fight with her chief
rival in the lower house, fonner
Aaaembty speaker Leo
McCarthy.
Mrs. Hallett, gaining 76
percent of her party'• vote, won
<Ner Sen. Man Garcia of Menlo
Park. McCarthy, with 73 percent
of the Democratic YOtes, led' a
field Of four Democrats.
Jeaee Unruh, a former
Allembly tpeaker who gained a
rej>Utation aa the LePJature'•
"Big Daddy," ha•·no opposition
ID h1I Democratic primary bid for
a third term aa treasurer.
Yes
No
Z48,086
163,354
Proposition 9 -
Peripheral Canal
Yes 275,447 (lost 1tatewide)
No 168,671
Proposition 10 -
Congressional Reapportionment
Yea 128,576
N'o • 288,163
Proposition 11 -
Senate Reapportiorunent
Yea 1~~99
No 276,968
Proposition 12 -
Assembly Reapportionment
Yes 139,467
No 276,517
State re,turns
.t..os ~GELF.$ (AP) -Here ,...,......,.. ....
are unofflQal re~ whh 98 ~ 1 \ r;c:' of the~..-..
89Ja:ted statewide l'llQl9 "' ~T.00 .. j~
Tueeday'a California prim~ YD el«'Ui:la" -MO ="~UTAft UM.esi
DEM U.S. SENATE NO t.VO.aa
Name Vete Pct ""'°" 4-eM.
Brown 1,338,653
Carpenter 39e,850 =r 73,030
393,8'79
Whitehurst , lM,767
REP U.S. SENATE Name Tote Pd
BnWmna 35,966 2
Doman . 175,077 8 YO Goldwater 389;355 18 NO McOoaltey 623,031 24 flROll'MU~-=:z 112,961 5 Y• 45,797 2 YES 2,578,122
Shqckley 7,837 0 NO 2.oouaa
Willon . 817,748 ~ PROP~cMAL v ... YE8 ; 1.al3.87t
DEM GOVERNOR NO 3.131.721
Name V•te Pet "'°" ~ MAllPOlmOel BNdley 1,683,502 62 V• YES U30,746 Garamendi 662,365 24 NO 2,932.162
Obledo 127,321 6 MOl'tt--~ v ...
YE8 1,741,127
REP GOVERNOR NO 2.111,095
Name •vote Pct "'°" 'It-AMY MAllPOlmOel Curb 973,977 45 v ...
Deukmejan 1,122,444 51 YU 1.1....-NO UOt,114
Give him the legendary
moon watch-by Om~ . ; .
It's the only watch ever wom on the modn ~ .. and NASA
has chosen it again f9r the Si>eee Shuttle. The Omega
Speedmaster Professional. Second·, minute--, and hour-.
totalizers. Tachymetrictcale. W.ter·rnlstant to tOOfeet.
The one watch even~ technology can't improve upon.
Avallab4e in 181< gold, 115.000. ·
Shown in 1tainlesa st8fl, t660.
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Ray Auerbrch 7,801
Frank Hurd 15,910 Betty Ollon 10,919
PROPOSITION A -IRVINE
Y• ,11,89$
No f ,18&
PRO~ON B -NEWPORT BEACH
Ye. 12,381 (defe.ted)
No 7,407
A11e1sor
~-·· 303,609
M,696
22•601 hbUe j,dmlntatrator
-26,UO Jamee Heim 226,834 14'264 Victor Hobbs 106,326 20,&48
IJ\VINE CITY COUNCIL
Edward Doman 5,470
Barbera Wiener 8,157 (elected)
i.arry -S.510 (elected) Jobrl Nabob 5,778
8W Poal 2,041
Marjorie Keller 1, 125
iRVINE RANCH WATER
DISTRICI'
Peel' Swan 8,420 · e. OrvWe Reinhardt . 6,463
British down
7: Argentine
jet fighters
81,,.. Anedale.t.,..
Britlah forca mac dowli aeven
Aflentine ~in two-attldm"Ol.f. Che P.lkMrwf · 1a19nda ln which a
Brttllh frielte and two ~
Ciaft were clarmQed. the Deta. ~ in Lcmdon akl today. ~ ~t 1Mlt four odwr' .Araeftdne
SllerUf-CoroHr
Brad Gata
Manhall Norris
G. Pat Bland
276,777
49,081
42,962
JUDGE -SUPERIOR COURT
Office 6
Leonard Goldat.ein 231,067
William Hopkina Jr. · 151,833
Off.ice 9
Sherman Weber
Joeeph Bartl1a
Robert Knox
William 'Farria
35,110
66,946
192,042
71,821
JUDGE -MUNICIPAL COURT
WINS NEW TERM -bvine
Ci ty Councilman Larry
Agran won a new, four-yea,
term in Tueeday'a election.
He says it will be his last.
Irvine voter
count shows
'A' suppOrt
Irvine voters approved their
21,801 only ballot meuure Tuesday
27,867 . nmrly tiv. to one,
M•c.,.I Water Dls&rid
DtvWon 1
H. &. Hartle 2',598
aw-~ Bennett 23,115
By GLENN SCOTT or ... ._,... ....
L•rry A1nn and Barbua
Wiener believe their wins in
Tunday'1 Irvtne City Council
election were triumph• of
axnmunlty cqanldnc md cleerl
~tans· tWo ~ allO apeculated
th•t the electlo~ l'etUlta wlll brine ~ council the molt even
balance of power ln .-ever.al yeN8. •
With Ul of the city's 73 voter
preclnctl reportln1, final
Unottida1 IWUlta showed thae
totaJia: -LurJ Aau: 1,511 -BuMra-WleMr: l,U'l
-John N•k"Ob.: 5,778
-Edward Doman: 5,470
~ SW Poat: 2,041
-Marjorie Ketler: 1,125 Alf8D and Mn. Wjener led ln
vote tUliee bec1nnlnc with ecly
tabulaUon of Jt.entee bUIQta.
The pmitlqnlnc never 1luctuated durtnc a bl& nicbt of waltina.
Final unoffklal resulta finalfy were made available thl1 mornJ.nc. but by then it Wl9 dMI'
who wOuld wtn. Acru. an 1nc:umbent, WClll a
second four-year term. He
ct.imed dunna the campatan
&Mt it alto wlll be .. IM(" Mn.
Wleoer will repltice C-otmd1mu
Art Anthony, who la reUrtnc. She wdl ,_..,. her nlrw role at
the coundl'1 July lS ~.
Boch winnen akl their= Jl1 valuteua we.r~ m
r•11 amtble ,_ dMtr victoria.
~ d9pkted·)JIS'ca: • .. uaWtainecl and 11'\&ly tlnc
vohmtieer effort."
(lee lllVINB. Pqe Al) •
DMalon 2
• The meuure allows city
oftidall to tell a $1 mllJJcn bond
to partly finance project.a to
prevent major 1treet1 from
in~ with ran.-tNdm. -
IRVINE WINNER-Newly
elected Irvine City
-Councilwoman Bal'bna
Wiener celebrated her victory
I 'l\&elday night with festive
0 elect1on tree" outside her
Turtle Roclt home.
planes
TEL A VIV, IarH l (AP) -
&r.e1 abot c:1own about 20 syn.n
wupl•nea durin1 • r•ld on
Syrian anti-aircraft millOm in
... tern Lebanon today, llnel
ndio QUOted Defeme Min1st.er
Ariel Sh.Iron M aaytq. c
Sharon WM qu0tec:f M Uyina
no llraeli planel were lost. But ·
the Syrian-mtlli.ry comni~t-r-:tit
reported downins 19 larHll
F-1:11 and F-161 in the alr battle
and lollnc 16 of lit own jetl.
Sbuon. at a news oonference
•t Safad in nor1hem i..ei. ...
quoted by the at.ate r.dlo u
aaytnc tbe mfllOe batteriea were
cleltloyed. nie defeme rni.na.ter
-'cl the doWr..t SYrian p1mea were MiG-211 and MlG-2&.
Since Apdl 1981, when Syria
moved batteries of Soviet~
SAM-6 mi11Ue1 into eastern
Lebanon, &r.e1 hM demmded
their .removal and threatened to
destroy them itRlf.
Sharon wa ~ a caJllnc the battle .. a cumlnC po6nt."
He uid the Syrian army ta.I
bepn to retreat In Lebanon. The
Iaraell army wu 1trlkln1 •t
.. enemy armor" in eastern
Lebenon, be aaid, but he did ~
apecify whether he meant Syrian
umor, the atate ndio repol:'ted.
Wltb the removal of the
mltPW, Sharon Aid, m..1 ooWd
concentrate on atuckln1
guerrilla rocket ud artillery
pmltiom.. and in • few bal8a larael'a nortbtirn Galilee
penhuvfJe would be mtireiy out
ol range of J>9Jeettnl4n awmen.
It WM the~ air battle
(See 1SRA.EL1, Pile Al)
,,....,._ wen ~ 1n the fAtbU.., ~y ... not ·~~ to make It back to ~ .,... 400 mlJea to the
W-, Britilh oftidala a.Id.
Elbert ... Albland
Gerald Price
•
The money would 1erve al_ Cloff raee . . ::=~~r .;x: I' > ~ ' , 1 ~;-;.~. 't-~!:J Frizzell~ edges Sills The BrtU.h aid the jeta were
lhot down ln raids an Brttllh
sblp1 landing 1uppllea and
~t.
·Ar1entina,claimed ltl ~ lank -Brttllh frigate, ~three~~ t.cily that two were
_.. the third put out of action,
Mijl lnntcted heavy cuualtiea • . troo being put Mhore
=y •t ~ Flmoy, 5 miles
-.oithweat of the Falkland• ~tat ·=··· •····
.I 8,648 ,. 37,384 .
11,248
28,030
18,618
10,858
15,608
54,~
·~· .
ltoBst tar. priobed
~ .
• U.S. Cout Guard officlala ue ·-Ainlnoa USA. Inc., hMcl•tmed
h1Yeatt1ating the wub-up of reapomibllity for a five-barrel
crude oil froth and "belicb tar." crude oil spill that cre•ted a
·• 1 "chocolate-like froth" alone a portion <>f Huntfnaton Beach.
Tt.t materiU hM been cleaned
up by Aminotl 9re-W1~ the COllClllMJ ..,.. • llJt. top Amino&l offidal akl
&la firm II not N1$b'81ble for the more wideapread coin-1l1e
. llobi•let of beech tar aJmc the
COMt Ip reoent daiis-
•-J:'hat II .a.oluteQ' not oun,"
said William L . Donnelly, ~"10U11 wntem reaton vlce ~"
Jeffrey Roed to Spu1 the Santa
Fe Railway tncb. The tndca
would be lowered into a land8ca~ 10-foot-deep channel
which would help mulfle tnln
not.e.
c.on.trucUon on the ~erp 111 e1
co"1d beatn by next tum.mer,
officiala uy.
Matin backs ·
gun control
SAN RAJ'AEL (AP) -Marin
County voters h•ve .. 1one on
record 1n favor of l\ID control
By a vote of 47.846 to 31,252 in '1'1=• ~election. they fa an 9dvt.ory lnitlatiw
....... tba bcsd °' .. .,. ....... ma City OOlmdla to edopt an
ordinance requt.rtna handsun
re1l1tratlon throu1hout the
county.
A •hntl•r mea1ure was
\defeated In lMll. In that election,
· 1he vote was 41,682 opPoMd,
37,376 lD favor of rePCntlon.
BYSANDIE JOY or .. ._,... ...
Ammnblyman Nolan FrizlelJe
wu vlctoriow ln a clme race
with lrvjne Mayor ~vld SW. 1n
the 8tth A11embly District
Republican primary race,
han1in1 onto hl1 early lead throu8h0ut \'Ute tabulaUon..
'!be flM1 tall1 ... .rrm.n.
18,248, SW. 11,461, with all YoMI
ln fJ'Cln the 111 pndnc.111 ln the
newly appol1ioned dimtct which
includes Irvine, Coau Mesa,
Founuln V= and part of H~ ..
FriDelle had emer'ed from
the P.te early with 6f votet to sw. sea ln the ai.entee balloCI am.
rr111elle IOH up againa\
Democrat Robert Han.IOn of
Colia ,._ an the Nowmber
beJ1oC. HaDlcn nn UDCOlltelted 1n
the Demoa •tic primary. The dlatrlct baa 183,241 fttllidaed Wt.en di Wblcb 72,932 are Bepublan. and 86,9M are
Deincmtl. . A dl9trict that Iii nearly even ln
putJ reptraUOn ii comkleted a
.. Repub11can teat by political
~
SIDI' candidKy b*1 been an
unpopular cauae · amon1 puty
loyalilltll, many of whom 6eBeYed
lt wu ln poor tMte for the Irvine
m.yoc to cha1Jenee an tncumbent
-.nblyman fJ'Cln bil
own .
S contended Friaelle rMlly I
w-.'t an Incumbent llnce the
unmblyma ta.I wm bi8 -t in
the old '13rd diltrid. .
Th8\ dilttlct WU bllicaUy the
Hme· H the 69th wl•h the
excepdco ol. Irvine which .,..
added in reapportionment· ln
~9th A.aeembly District
Republican primary rece w.. a
hotly cont.eatecl one with DMty
lnnuendoel Cllt by both ...
Lela thm two weelal ..,, SW.
obtmned a temporary restn1nJna
ordet 1n ~ c.ounty Superior
Court Jll'ewfttmc J'rtDeDe tram
aend1nc out any men cunpe'fv literature that didn't comp y
with the at.ate election code'•
truth-ln-mduatdna ltatute.
s.ck Jn Aprii, 8'u. filed a
compi.t.nt with ~ Fair Political
PrlCtacee U>mlDlaJOn cbar'1nc
(lee FRIZDl.1·&. P-.e Al)
WINS PRIMARY -
Allemblyman Nolan FriDelle
o1 Hun~ lleech toumt
off the challenae of Irvme
Mayor Dllvld Sllll to win the
Republican primary in the
69th Alaembly ~ He'll
face Democrat Robert
Hanaon of Coata Meaa in
November.
Mn. Wlenu celebrated
Tuelday by lnvitlr_\I an •tlmai.d
1 400 to 000 vohanteere to her
Turtle Rock home to await
reaulta . Some helpers
apont.aneoully decorai.d a front·
yard tree wtth Unl9l of blue and lold -her camsaaa.n t'Olon. She Pfoudly called -,t be.r 11e&ectlcn
tree."
Mew. Wiener Nid the hopee to
end the •me of~ identity
1 within the dty by ltimulatina
• volunteer oraanJzatJona to flna
purpoaea tfiat oroH vlllase
boundarl". Reaulta Memed to
Indicate ahe received broad 'aupport from all vlllaaea, ahe
uid.
11The whole purpote of my
campaign wu to brtna people
topther and that'• exactly what
, I expect to accompllah on the
•council," ahe said thla momtna.
The new coundl will be made
up of Aaran a nd Mary Ann
Galdo. who ooaunon•y au
referf'M to u ualow-am.wth'' m*'"' and 0.Wl and llVvdouUa, known u the
11pro...-owtben... Mn. Wiener
Mid IM ~ '° beocllne a ..n,na vote requlrln1 o&hera to ~. 8ASd Apn: i.1 UUnJc ahe'U be a
wry conatructtve addition to the
coundl. t do look forward to
l'QOl'e Ol"Qductive work by the
t'OUndl' aftd -at &he lla'lmany that prevailed la recent ~··
Aann ... ~ that the awul• lndb.S YOlill' rejecUon
of dlrec&-mail tactlet uMd by
thlJ'd-place ftniaber John
Nakaokat who tried to link Acnn wt~ .T~ Hayden.
"1 ttunk that wu aelf-
deltructiw and at the Mme time
I think it WU ~ to OW'
prot'elS ot aovemznent, Alrul said today.
&1 .. aatlLW'
Irvine•• City Coundl choee
T\&.;day to move ahead with
plant to bulld a nw animal
1hehtr by acoeptln1 a
CiDGltNedon bkl ot .. mmaon: But eouncll membera, who
~the acdan Ola a a.1 vow,
cJa1lned they ltUl can cut • much
u $800,000 ln coeta frOm the
~· U. optimllm WM ~
by CounoUworun Mary Ann
Galdo. the tole d.1-nter who
objectld to approvtna the bid
wtthout any formal commitment
to reduce the COit of the pl'O~
ahelter.
She noted that the ~ for
the lhelter to be built on Sand
Canyon ao.d have been under
cloee pUbllc acnatlny reeeently
becau1e of concern that the dealan iln't ln line with other
attempta to oontn>l dty ~.
ISRAELI ATTACKS ..•
She auaested thiow1na O\Jt
the low Did from Hamllton
• . Tamutser Conatructlon Co. of
Costa Meta and redflll8nina the
t between larael and Syria in On the around. the 1>yr1an1,. project to achieve maximum
almost nine years, 1lnce 13 ported claibea with~ firaelia in efficiency in conatruction and
Syrian planel were shot down ln the hlahlandl eut o.f Beirut Md operation cost.a.
. • battle with Iarael a month with llrae1J units try1n1 to p(-.h. "I Just think we·~ ao&.na to be
befcn the 1973 Mideut war. 'tilto the Seba from the aouth. lauahed at." tho uld.
, Pa h a t i n e L l b e r a t l o n The Syrian command uld lta O~ admlnJltraton who had •.i----.:Orw.i..t8.-aniza""""".u..,·o~n£-.chi....,....,ef.._Y.......,a,.._.r._A~ra .... f-•t.__-1forcea~•vy-fll'ntr-o=t:~
appealed from his secret <:llllU<iee, k:noclted out !i3 llneli -~the move The
command bunker in west Beirut tanb and ahot dawn two planea bid would automatically have 1 j for collective Arab intervention in eeveral clalha The llreelia expired if not approved by
• to keep l.arael from invading the acknowledsed beJ:: with the Thunday. In that cue, the dty ~~*:9I~~~~·government la Syrianl but pve f!IW detalla. would have been foroed to teek
t '!be llnell mUitary ClOmll)aDd new bkls, a move ~ts of carrying out a maaaacr 0 reported, meanwhile. that its the ahel•-... 1 ....... cri 11 too the Palestinian people in troops had captured the COMtal H __ _.. ... ::..!::'..-
Lebanon with open approval of f o.mour .... 10 mllee .... ~-·-.· the United ,States," Arafat aaid ln town ° • ,._. Alliatant Oty Mana8er Paul
. a "Voice of Palestine" radio IOUth of Betnat. Brady Jr. aaid he recommended broadcast addressed to Arab Syrian reinforcements were bid approval only because a
heads of state. pourtni '"1 toDaLebapon. ~~ recent city attorney'• opinion
D i P l M i · t aoul'Cft n ma.cu. , , .... _....a that the-coet.-cuH-f ...... eap te r me n11 er number of s~ troops ln ~oew.Ull be carried otft. ·-•
Menachem Begin's declaration Lebanon had more than With that .-... a ...... , Mayor' that the Israelis "don't want war ...11~·'-'_.. 85 000 a---·-~ with Syrla,l• the mounting UUWU1CUt to ' ··-..--an David Silla aided with
clashes t.hreatened to turn the number of lanell = in Councilmen Art Anthony and
hrael'a campaign against Leb9noo range fran 20• to BW Vwoulla ln IOlePUna the
Palestinian guerrillas ln IOUthern 60=· 8 ........ _ aid they stopped conatructlon ~td. Coil.neilman
Leban on in to 1a ·major . , .. ~ uni f tanel' Larry Acran wu ament.
confrontation with the large the DOl1hernlno9t ~-..a 1 Reacting to recent crttlclsm
INCUMBENT WINS -
Judie Rot>.rt Poll• pane•
flrat election teet, attacks
"campal&ning through
milrepreeentaUon."
I
Judge Pol~s
Wins NB
bench' vote
Harbor MunidJ* Cd&rt Judge
Robert Poli1 hu withat.ood a ~by-flm.Ume-political
candidate Paul Robblna who Nd
~ Polil of being IOft on
crime and JJaht on aentendnl.
The final but unofftdal tally
on the Newport 9eaeh
courthoute race was:
-Pol.la: 27 ,657
-Robbins: 21,601
Robbins, • Lona Beach dty
pro1ecutor ancf an Irvine
resident., had mailed out a last·
minute mer declaring Polla had
once released a rapi1t and a
robber without bell
Polla, who responded that the
"rape" ca1e wa1 a battery
lncldent and the .. robbery" a
petty theft, today said he WU
d.laappolnted Robbim apparently
wu able to 8COl'e IO well with b1a
charps.
~ around Be .. ln~ f'Clftlt • thty uwu to cut. about the acope of the abelter, syr1an foree 1.rut the Belrut-n.n,-.,. h1Chw•1 tn ~tbon.r .ut the faaW"' wu R n 8 c •-ard V::.e~. eaatem Lebanon'• Bekaa the b1lla 12 miles alt of the ~to promote i1a ~and I on C4 A 1
An eatlmated 30,000 Syrian Lebulele capital. IO II wouldn't be. ~ a ' I
trooi-are ln Lebanon to pol.lee a The Syriabl c1almed to have .. do« pound!" He ~"thaf the d e,1:1 Cr' ean
truce that ended the 1975. 76 dyil halted the two.pronged IOUtbem• design WOUld be ac&led down e 'g l3
war ln Lebanon. offenaive. aomewhat prior to constrUcUan. b 36
,_.. ... A talk fen» ~ by the y votes
FRIZZELLE WINS... ~~~·~:.,·~~·~
lnv~tion further. action. that 1·rit1elle bad failed to
itemize campaign expen1e1.
Af1er requiring Friuelle to
submit further documentation,
the FPPC d ecided Frizzelle'a r~corda were in order and
decllned to pur1 ue the
Laat Sunday, the Oranae
County Republican Party Ethics
Committee n.ded that Silla Md
violated ••the apirit of the.code o,f
ethks" signed by party membefs
in one of hia late campaian
City adnUniatratora have
obJected t.o the curnint ~ not only fOI' ita one-time comtructian
costa bu$ ~ ftB'operadon la
estimated to double the c:urrct
coat of runnin1 a temporary
~tel' ln Lquna Canymi. brcxhurw. •
Coastal
E~. Wide guMlicl to 7t mph, th• Natlonat WHther Ser*-NPOftld. At lllat ON
tornado toldled -.i Md .... were uneonllrlftM repotta of other tunnel dollCI .....,...
Southern lndlin• liH &
,.., IMluGtl tod9y and ~ e.ewte Co. oftldala ..... It -.....
HlgN" to 12 at ttie ~end tall• Mvetal d919 to reetot•
74 to 1'1 In the lnlal)d -· .,_ Ill tM E~ .,.., end °'*"""' !OM 54 to se. Flk • ec>0ll .. 1Hn tor lndlaM ~ 1llundilW _. 111gN of 70 at the T~ Co. ~ .... ·r ~ and 75 to 80 In lnlMd 000 phone ......... ....., .,. ....... llO mejof cal*a .... dalMged.
Eluwhere, from Point TOfnecioeeillotouahad._,ln
Conoeptlon to the Meiclo•n Holton, Kan .. on tM IC*'au-bord•r and out eo mlle1: Mluourl border, dam•tlnt
Nol1t w• wllldl 10 to 11 11not1 Hveral tum tlulldlno• ana.
wtttl I to I toot .... O¥W outs .cllllllnG ..uered power GUI...-;
wat•rt todar and Thurt*' nw ~Ill ~ -~ ~...,,..,......... ..,..._ ... _,_
and 1110mlno "-• IMCof9I ng fer m ti o 11 a•• . a n d n a ar
... ti) wthWt 10 to 11 Mota ~ ~-=· 40 INiet T'hunldeW ...._. Wind --_,..,...
of 2to~ .... Soult!-' ..... of --------~:.::.~low~ Ca1ilornia llouf't.
warmer.
.... .......
ff 41 I to llO
tt 7t 71 52
11 ... _. as
111 n .. 12 • 17
71 S7
76 Ill
11 12 1.AO
IO to to 17 u ea an u .. G :J
.. Ill
C1 ~ •• 12 . ... ....
'.
BY JEFF ADLER or .. ...., ........
Carlabed MayPr Ren Packard
WU a~ wJnDer ln the 43rd
Conu·e11toqal Dhtrict
Republtcan primary Tueeday,
ed1in1 travel·traller tycoon
JobmUe ei.n by a razor.thin
36--vote ma.rain· However, the narrowneaa of
Packard'• victory raiaed the
~mpect of a recount. But nelther
rean nor hh c:ampatan
comultantl were avallable today
to oomment on that ~ty.
In what turned fnto a four-
w a y race amon.a the 18
Republicans vying for the
nomlnatian, final but unoffidal
election returns fran both San
Diego and Oranae countiea
~: -RGa Packard: 13,436
-Johnnie Cr.n: 13,400
~ Bill McColl: 12,839
-Deborah Stekely: 12,076
-Jim a.dy: 8,616
-Mary Schmitz; 4,187
-Stan Lear<>: 3,~1
-Charlea Kenne)': 2,9~1
-Thcma Mauro: 2,241
-Mike Schaefe~ l,82S
-Jerry Shaw! 1,171
By TM AINClatM Preti
A uorney General Oeor1•
I>eukmeJLan, who won • b&tw
battle a1alnat Lt. Oov. Mlke
Curt» tor the Republican
nqm&nation for ~· ahook .. handl wttb hla former toe today
and vowed to joln forc.w apbwt
th• Dtmocrata' bta wlnner,
Mayor Tom bndley.
Bradley, demonatratln1 the
poUtScal clout that hal wan him ~ tenn1 M mayor of Loe
Anaelea, breezed to an eaay
vtctory Tueeday with more than
62 percent of the vote.
It WU the tint ltep {n his que9l
to become the nation'• flrat
elecled black governor.
Curb, a former Hi!.!3wood
record producer who beeh
favored to win the GOP
nomination. until 1tln1in1
revelationa marred 'the wanlna
daya of hil campelfP\. ~ea
defeat eerly today.
With 98 percent of the vote1 Deukmejlan had 51 percent or
the vote to Curb'• 45.
Curb waa hurt late In the
campaign by revelatlona that he
WU ci-ified l• Y dUJ1n& the
Vietnam War, a ~tion tile
Selective Servi~ deecrihed u
"physically, mentally or morally
unfit'' foe mllltaJ:Y .ervke and
that he failed to regSater to vote
until 1974. The latter dbclcllure
came from the Oeukmej1an
campalan.
All three returned
Incumbents_ ,score
in w-ater election
Betty Ollon, Peer SwUl and
Ray Auerbach Tuesday were
returned to the Irvine Ranch
Water Dlatrtct Board of Dlrecton.
The incumbent candidatH
called their support from voten
ln Irvine and parta of Tustin a
reaffirmation of approval for
current board polides.
"I am v«y pleued that the
public hu that much confidence
in me.'' aald top vote-ptter Dr.
Oi.on, a UCI prof-.. and water
reaourcea 1pedali1t who wu
nominated to the board in
January ..
"I think the current board told
the people the truth that the
(eewage) costs are high and we're
trying to do aemethtna about
them and that there are no
lmmedJ.ate IOl\ltlona that can be
enactedf she added.
Man slain
• • • 1n airport
restaurant ti
Aa horrified byatandere
watched, a 4().year~ld Orange
County man waa fatally 1hot
Tueaday night at Delaney'•
Restaurant at John Wayne
Airport.
Oranae County Sheriff'•
Department Lt. Wyatt Hart laid
the ahootf.na inddent occurred
after the man, whoee name hu
not yet been releeled, became
involved ln an argument with
another man with whom he waa
..eated.
Arrested at the toene and later
booked lnto Oranae C.ounty Jail
on suspicion at-murder waa Kelly
Rumell Oanlel8. 32, of Laguna
Beach, Hart uid.
Daniela' oocupetion waa listed
u a eelf-emplOyed aail maker,
Hart aald. .
The &hooting occurred ahorily
before 9 p::m. in the re1taurant,
which la located on the 9eCXlnd nooc of the airport terminal.
Five candidates vied for thre,
aeatl on the five-member board.
Board president Peer Swan,
treuurer for PacWc Sclentific ln
Anaheim. today laid, "l feel that
the voters of Irvine bad
confidence ln the current boanl .
We're doing a good ~and we·~
aoln& in the fi&ht d.lrectlan."
-Hett are the final unofficial
tal.llea for the water district nice:
Betty Obon: 10,919
Peer Swan: 8,420
Ray Auerbach: 7,801' c. Orville Belnhardt 6,463
Frank Hurd: 5,910
Thomas Riley
re-elected
• supervisor
Oranae County Supervlaor
Thomas Riley of Newport Beach
...Uy won a new four-year term
in balloting in Tueeday'• elecUoo.
With all 4'76 pndncts ln the
Fifth 1upervi1orial diatrlcJ
counted, results ahowed Riley
gamertna far more voters than
hla three challengen combined.
The final, unoUlcLal returns
showed Riley with 87 ,148 vote9
compared t.o 14,669 for Al Arps
of San Juan C..pbtrano; 7,141 foe
Dr. Euaene Attlerton of San
Clemente, and 5, 737 for David
H1nch1er of Laguna Beach.
Riley won re--electian handily
in the coastal dlatrlct that
includes Costa Meaa, Newport
Beach, Irvine, Laguna Beach,
San Juan Capiatraoo, Sai;a
Clemente and aurroundlng
uninoorporated areas.
Riley wa1 all 1mile1 a1 he
accepted. congratulation. from
.upporten Tue9day night at an
election night party at the Sood)
Cout Plaza Hotel. .
Riley, who wW tum 70 neX!
month, hu aerved aa a supervilor
since 1974. He Wll appoi!!t.ed to
the board by then-Gov-Ronald
Reagan in 1974.
22•601 P8Ue AdiDJal1tntor 26•110 Jamee Heim 228,884 1.f,2M Victor Hobbe 106,826 20,648
Fclc' u.. lieCOiid um. ln -then • YMI°• a ~ me..are to
W'r1 •• the hotel and motel bec1 cu ID Newport BMch hal IOI"
down to def•L
The propotal to hike the bed cu &om e to a percent recetved •
J1'.'Ajortty vote but feJl 811 wt. abort of the two-third.I ed1e
needed.
The final unottidal tally on M'IMW'e B w19:
-:-Yta: 12,381
-Ho: 7.407
An idendcal mt.Jot meuure ln the t,ax incft•e. "To COmie thll
Newport a..ch 1aat November cJo. twice now jwt ahowa. I
wu defeated, endfna up leN • IU~, how dSf&u.lt It II to cet than 100 YOtel thy ol the two-a two-thirdl YQ(e."
thirdl majority neect.ct. 'A maJorltY Of the Qty C'.oundl
Newport City Counc il u welf u local bualnete and
members, proJectinl teeQ,000 ln development firms and a llow-
dty revenue frcm jhe t pen:ent 8rOWtti dtben 81'GUP had lobbied incre••· tried the ballot meuun lor the tax biki, •ylna it would
aoin beea'--Of the cbenela of force towista to pay foe roed
tM IMt eleCUon. improvement..
"I'm ~ tremendoutly dil-'-rbere are acme people who
appolnt~." Nld Cooncllman j uat are ba1ically a1aln1t
John C.OX. an acUve IUpporter of lncraaina taxee no matter how
; IRVINE CITY COUNCR. ) F.dward Doman . 5,470 i Barbara Wleaer 8,157 (elected)
Bnd Ga::rlff.C.roaer 276,777 C>il I ease
Manhal1 Norris 49,081 ,
: Larry Agran 8,510 (elected)
'Jo)'f\~ __ 6JD
Bill Poa:i 2,041
Marjorie Keller 1,125
G. Pat Bland 42,962
iuoo_E ___ SUP--:--BRl-O_R_CO_UR=-T·:-« -nl'Oposa-1
Ottice6 ~~'
IRVINE RANCH WATER
· DIS'J'RICf
Peer Swan 8,420
~3:=r. ~~:~ halted .
C. Orville Reinhardt 6,463
'British down
7 Argentine
jet fighters
BJ Tiie AllOdaCM Prn1
Britlah fon. lhat down 8even ~tine jeU in two attacka off Ute FalldaJ'ld Iabmda in whk:h a
Bdtiah frlaate and two lanrJ.ina
craft were damaaed, the Ddeme ~ in London 111<1 today. :At leMt four other Arpntlrie
wtirplanet· were dam9pd ln the
fta)dJfc 1\leday and were not
expected &o ma"e h back to
malnland baa 400 miJel to the
Office9
Shennan Weber
J~Barilla
Robert Knox
William Farria
35,110
66,'46
192.042
71,821
JUDGE -MUNICIPAL COURT
Harbor Paul Robbina 21,601
Robert Polis 27 ,657
. West
Dan Dutcher
Ronald Nix
Joanne Harrold
\
21.321
18,664
65,138
Maidpal Water Dl1&riet
Division 1
H. E. Bartee
Charlee Bennett
P--::""Wl!!mt:"-RrltillltroftidUt tUcl ---
'!be Britlah aaid the jeta were
lhat down in raldl (JO BrttWi
•hipa landtna 1uppliee and
4fquipmenL
: Ar1entina claimed Ill
E tank a BriUlh ~ W. luMlnl .... .,
y t two .... ib9ndanecl
·• the tblrd P'lt out ol actkJn. Abd lnflle1ed heavy cuualtiee
~ troope beirll put ..... ~y at Port Fitzroy, 5 milet
touthweat of the Fal~landa ~ptal r . .~
--= :
Divilion 5
Lew9on °'9dwtck 8,&M
Wayae Carll 37;394
John Hoel 11,2445
STATE BOARD OF
~~
0.1enlle
Mary~lfeWnc
Fayne n.vta
Janm Grweltemper
Glenn Parkel-
Edmund Kelly
28,030
18,fl8
10,US
15,608
M.629
' • •! 'I
f!Soast Guard probes . :··
~each ior Wash-up "'
• :.: in the three yeara .ance AmlnoO ~~ received ita environmental
S. COMt Guard oftidall are CU°" ~t ~ Buntinatoft
iqveatigaim. the wuh-up of The -6 the. 1......-..!.t.. tar '-crude oil froth and ''be.ch tar." IOW'Oe \1& ~ -
-· Amino'1 USA, Inc., hM claimed =~mystery, c.o.t Guard
~billty for a five-barrel Lt. ~ Mike Burier
Cl'Qde oil apill that created a laid aamplet are beina .u to the ·~late-like froth" ~ a CoMt GUard'i Wlllhfncton DC.
potUon of Huntlnaton Beach. lab for "oil fin•erprint1n1· " 'that' material hal bft!n_ ~ · -
up by Amlnoll cfi~he ::i=-::ifr~wbere
~pmy .,.. BArrilr' ... AaPnQ4J ... not ~ :-:. ~-= been Nied oul • the IOllftW ol •Ol'• widespread coln-aiH the be8dl tar. But he -"' the ..,._.._of be9ch tar aJana the material ai.o could have come .-1n recent clayl. from off-ahore drtllina pladorml ~ 'mlat II abtolutely not oun," or He~~~ J'llh and lj~ :~lliam L . Donnelly, Game offtdala are inW9dpUnc ~ 1 weatern l'ejlon vice to determine whether the Nlldue -~,..~,....,...•t. will haw any harmful effect on
~ aald 1hil WM the f.lnt wildlife IUC.b • claim or aea ~ ~ • ~p ~ occurred bUdt.
By STEVE MITCllELL or .. ..,,... ..... \ ..
A federal Judae baited Friday's
planned 1ale of 2A federal
offahore oil leuea today,
lpclµdlng aeveral tracta off
Newport Beach and Laguna
Beech.
U.S. Dlatrlct Court Judge
Cynthia . Hall 1r-anfed a
preliminary in.junetion '°':'Cht by
ltate bfflda'" ~ delitieradnl for two daya on the 1tate'1
request.
In 1rant1n1 the delay, the ~ turned down. jablt IUit by
the Sierra Club and the Qty Oil Lacuna s.ch that would baYe eliminated all 184 tnctl Included
in Lwe Sale l'fo. ea, tncb""nc 10
off Newport Ind l.-....
But Kathryn Dlokaon, an •tt«_,. tar ct. 8l111a Qub, .W
the enYtlamMDtal orpntatim
wlll lmme4llatel1 aeek an
lnjLmcdan fram tbe tth Clreuit
Court ot Appeal.I that would
Locblde all 184 tnctl.
JUltkle Dtpartment •ttomeY Peter Stiffnianct, n~UDg
dw ~ ol &be~lntcior
and seote~ of the Interior '--~••u. aid be QI> 1'0Ukt aeek an emarflllC)' aPs-1 frcm
(See OIL 1.24sr.s, P• AU•
Man slain
restaurant
RE-ELECTED -5th ·
Diatrict county Supervl10r
Tom Riley of New'port ~h
won a new, four-year tenn
Tuelday, fending off three
challeqera foa-the wt.
• supervisor
Oranae Co-..nty 8upervl9or
TbmMs Nie, of Newport a.ch ..oy won a new~,_,. term m b&Jlotina 1n Tu.ctaY• ~ With an. 478 prednda 1n the
Fifth 1upervl1orlal diatrlct
counted. 1'8ulta 1howed Riley pmer;n, far more voten than
hil three cbal ........ cqnbiNd,
The tinaJ, \tDOffldat retuml
abowed Biley wlth t7,148 YOtel
CDmDUed to 14.• for Al Arpt
of am Jue (AplltnDo; 7,141 for
Dr. Kupne Atherton of San Clen*1te. md &,'137 fer David
A1 horrlf led by1tandera · Hincbler ol 1.,..,. Beech.
waeched. a fO.y.r~ Onnp Biley wan re41eetian handily
County man wu fatally lhot in the coa1tal d11trlct tha•
Tueaday n11ht at Del•ney'1 inducS. eo.ta .._, Newport
Rettaurant at John Wayne Beach, Irvine, Lacuna Beach,
Airport. San Juan Caplatrano, San
Oran1e County Sheriff~• Clemente and 1urroundin1
Depu1ment L~ Rart md uNno()I porated arw. ~~ft ..,_.t ~ Rile1 wu all 1mile1 u he• -accepted concratulattona lrom not yet bft!n rel e 111 cl. bar:9!1N aappoc taa iru-tay :t! at ui invofwd in an arcument with _..... South anodMr man wtth,wh«n he wa1 elec:dan .....-t put)' at
--eo.t Plua Hotel Arnaled~ the ICIDe md .... ~~ .. =:~i:..:.:ii.= n.Nelt, 32, of ~ .... 1974. He ... ted to
Be.h, Hart .ad. . thllt baud bY tb.n f &nakt
DanieJlt' occupation w lilted Rea1an l n 19 7 4 • and w u
a1 a ..U-employed ..u maker, newllnted by GOV. mdl:Dlmd G.
1tart laid. . . BrOWn Jr. -~-.L~· .., ... The lhDodna oa:urred thorUy elected to • ...--two-,... term
before 8 p.m. ln the a.taunnt. ID 1t78. He Wll at~Mntly
which ii located on the llCQDd eledld to • four-~ Wiil in
floot ot tlW ~ tmn1na1. urra.
. .. -'
planes
TSL A VIV, Iara el (AP) -
_.... ..... down about 20 Syrian
warplanee durln1 a raid on s,n.n antl-alrc:raft mfMlJee in
eutem Lebanon today, llrael
radio qwMd Defenae Minilter
Ariel Sharon al=· Sharon Wal .. •ylng no la1ieU planet were Jost. But
the Syrian military command
reported downing 19 laraeU
F-10. and F-161 in the air battle
and btnc US Oil it. own jets.
Sharon, at a new1 CIOOference
at Sal.ad in nortt.n l8'ae1. ,...
quoted by the atate •radio u
aylna the millile batterta wen
delta~ The deferwe mlnJater
aaid downed Syrian plahes
were MiG-211 aaid MiG-231.
Since Mdl .1181, whe Syita •&.itlaof~ miulln Into eaatem
• --bM dmwmled tbetr remoYa1 md thnatened to
dtmoy ti.an hl9lf. m..,.. •• ..,.....~
the battle>~. tum.Ina point." .
He t8ld the Syrian army had bea\.lll to retreat.in Lebanon. The
Iaraeli army wu 1Uikbi1 at
"•ntmy armor" la eaatera ~. ti.~ but be did not ~Wt.tbs ti.immt~ armor, the 11ate ndio reported.
With the removal of. the
mlwl ... Sbaft!n .ad. llrae1 could
concentrate on attacklnc
perrllla rocket and artlllery
poeltklm, and in • f.w bOun hrael'• northern Galilee
panhancl1e wioWd be entirely out
of .ranee of PaJettlnian aunnefl·
It WM the bia-air battle
betwffn brael and Syria ll'l
almott nine yeara, aince 13
Syrian .... were thot down in
a battle wlth wael. month
before the 1973 Mld111t war.
Pale1tlne Liberation Orpnlratian dllet y~ Arafat
appealed from bia aecret
mmrnand bunker in west BelNt
f« collective Arab Intervention
to keep llrae1 from invadinc the
1 cbSJl'• captal. •
An estlma~ 30,000 s,nan
tl'oofll are in l.et.enon to police a
truce that ended the 19'1$-76 dYil
war in Lebanon.
.
Merchantl · anil ahoppen will
have a hwy annmer with a full
cUindal-of ewnt. planned at
South eo.t Plar.a. For information about
Mldvitiel at the mall. tum ~ tbe
Didi and Ondl aa~t in
• ~· Di.l1y Pilot.
tax
'
valid the reaon." Cox aua-ted.
Newport motel owner -Victor
Rwnbellow, an opponent of the
ballot mea1ure, aald the city
cto.l't need the extra money
and 1u11e1ted ~otera were
Uauffldently int.eWpn. t to apot
that fanc1 footwork ...
•-'~'The city ha.a now waated .-~.ooo on two elecdona -tbil '8
money down the drain," lalCt
Rumbellow. "I trust they won't
throw any more away by tryinl .,.tn."
INCUMBENT WINS -
Judge Robert Polis puses
f lrat election teat, attacks
"campaigning through
mlarepresenta_tton."
benclJ vote
lfarbOr. MunJdpaJ C.ourt Ju.tee
•Robert Polia hu wttbatood a ~ by ~time polldcal
candidate Paul Robbins who had
accwed PoUa Oil beina aoft on
crime and Ucbt on tentend.ng.
The final but unoffidaf tarry
on the Newport B e ach
courthoUle race waa:
-Polls: 27,M7 -~-= 211601 Robbma, a Long Beach dty
proaecutor ancf an Irvi ne
relliderlt, had malled out a lalt-
minute flier declaring Polla had
once releued a rapiat and a
robber without ball. Polis, who responded that the
"rape" ca1e wu a battery
lnddent and the "robbery" a -
petty theft, today aaid he \q9
dlaappomted Bobbim apperen11)'
Wiii _able to ICOre IO well with hia
cbarpa.
"lt'a 1ad that campallftlna :=w. ~=ta-=.: uh wun't overwhelmln1 but we
won and I'm Clad it'1 over." = an Irvine realdent, Wal
ted to the bench in 1979.
W'la h.la flnt election ta&,
Robbina. reached at horae
today, aid he WM plewd with
hla 1upport but undecided
Vlhetbet he'll ieek polldcal oftb
~· 11rcl like to 1ay that I don't
wflh Polia any U1 will. I like the
1uy.
J
the 9'h Qicut\ Court for • l\ay of
Judie Hall'• Order. lri Mr l•~Y oplnlon, Juclp Hall 1at~. WhUt the court
rtco1nt111 the 1tron1 publlp
tntanlt in dewloplna doml9tlC
oil and ... relOW'Cil. the balance
ol Mrdihli! in \hit CUI Upe 1ri
the pla1ntlr,i'1 fa~."
Her declalon blocka Ill• of oU
and au leu11 on 856,000 flCfel
off ttie Southern Call.torrua cout.
The tale had been echeduled by
SecretarY'. Wau for 10 a.m.
Friday •l the Lo• An1ele1
Convention Cent.er.
The ltate la~t 10U1ht only
the removal of 23 tracta from the
leue ule, and the~accepted
that number, ad one tract
ad,;lcent to i..a,una b to the
lilt.
Assembly raee
Aqd whllt attomeya f• the
8a.ift Club ay t.heY are Pleliied ~w merit tn ordertn& a ~.they a
y don't ~tand why :fi
184 VllD1I weNn1t lncludtd.
"Th• jud1• 11ld the
Dt~t of• lnwtor leele Ille lt not CONllWnt with th•
1tate'1 COlltal 10M rnanepmlftt
J>l'Oll'am,'' Mt. Dick.ton Mid.
0 1 don't understand how 23
tracts can be found to not ~
conalltent and not \he retrt."
He taid the crude oil froth that
Amlnoll hu ~ and cleened
up wu the result of a mechanical
problem eady Monday that
Allowed the oll to .,.pe into a
wMte water diapmal ptpe near
Pacific Co••t. lUabway and
Goldenwest S~ ln Hunttniton Beach.
11 TM AINOtaa..I Pni1
The Brttilh land.lhl lhlp 811'
Galahad WU IWtpt b)' flN and
1xplodln1 ammunltlon that
mowed down troopa and ..men
afUt u WH :bomb•d by ~r11ntlni wuplant1 whlle unio.dtq men arid matertll off
Ea1t FaI~land, a Brltl1h war
corre.pondent re~ toda.v.
Independent Televialon Newa'
Michael Nichol.Ion ..Sd be aaw
acoree of c.uualtiel aboard the
3,370-tol'l, ·U3·foot 1andJna uup
• It wu swamped by l.Lunii
Tuelday.
But h1I cenaored report •ve
no lndk:adon ol the ClllUalty toll
aboard the vemel, DllCked with
troop• about to dfeembark at
Fitzroy Sound. 16 mlla Welt of
the Argentine-held capital of
Stanley.
I, I
:Urizzelle narrow: Former otc
winner ove.i-Sills. athlete dies ~~;;:;.;;~=.;;:;;~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii""-in Sniashup
By SANDIE JOY or .... .,_,...,...,
Allemblyman Nolan FrizzeUe
was victorious In I cloee l'lllCe
, with Irvine Mayor David Silla In l the 69th A11embly Dlatrlct
Republican primary race,
hanging onto his early lead
thro\.lahOOt vote tabulation.
The final tally WU Frizlelle
18,249, Silla 15,453, with all votes
1 '\
I ~
in from the 311 prednl:ta in the
newly""pportioned dlltrict which includes Irvine, Co1ta Mesa,
Fountain Valley and part of
Huntington Be8ch. Frluelle had emerged from
the gate early with 647 votes. to
Silla' 368 in the at.entee ballots ·
cast. Frizzelle goea up against
Democrat Robert Hanson of Col~ Mesa on the November
Qallot, H.arwon ran uncontested in
the Democratic priJnarY.
The district hu 16S,2f~
registered voters of which 72,932
are Republicans and 65,9:WS are
Democrats.
A dJ.stricUhat 11 nearlY even ln
part)' registration ll conlidered a
' Safe Republican teat by political
analysts. Silla' candidacy had been an
unpopular cause amon1 party
loyaJilta, man)'\of whom 6elNYed
it was in poor taste fer the lrYtne
mayor to challenge an lncumbent ~ aaemblyman from his
own party.
Sills contended Frizzelle really
wasn't an incumbent since the
WINS PRIMARY
A.seembl:Nolan Friuelle ·of Hun 8-h• t
off the cti llenp•of =
Mayor David Billi to Win the
Rep~bllcan primary in the
69\ti A.Membly Diltrict. He'll
faee De~ocrat Robert
Hanson of Costa Mesa in
November.
~bad wan bia-t In
the old '7lrd dJatrict.
That dlatrk.'t .... bMkalJy the
11m1 aa the 69th with the
exception of Irvine which W9I
added in reapportl~ment In
February.
Slightly
~. wlrMM gulMd to 70 mph, the Netlonel WHther
SeMoe ~· At .._.one
loniedO toucMd do'#l'I -... -• unconfirmed rec>orle of
<:oastal 04'* funNI doUd llahtlnal. Southern lndlane '011 .. --'-' a.cttto Co. ofllcllll ..... It could "* ltnUatl todly end t......... lek• Nvefll d•'I• 10 reetoH Hlglw .. to 12 .. the~ end --.......... 74 to 7t In tN lllllnd .... ,_ In .. ~--... -. -• ~ !owl 54 to A. FW • •PGll-•n '°' lftCll•H ... , TilundlV wllh !\lofll <:A 70 el fie T~ CO. eMlmlMd fl8t 1r
""" 80 In Inland 000 ptlOM .... -down and bMd'9e end '" to llO malOf ~ .... ...,........ ~•where, tro111 Point TornlidOee.-OtOllC:Mddowftln
tonceptlon to the MHlcan Hotton, ~n .• on the Ken ..... bordet end out 80 mllH: MIHOllfl border, demeglng
Nottttaeet ~ 10 to 11 knotl HYerel=.J>=~; ~ s to a toot -,,.,., °""' ~ In ~ iowe wet If• lode'/ end Thure:ce · .---...,..... ..,. blOWn °"'of ~ llGfll vwtlllll .. --· and mornlftf ttoure Mcoffl ne '=:=' II o 111 • •. • n d n • • r ... to .,.,.. 10 to 15 linole --.2·,,::" 40 ,,... ~ llftemoon. Wind...,.. -of2to~ .... ~ ..... of
2 to s teet. 8ome tow oloudlrWM In late~ ttw°'91 mkkr1oml11g
holn.
Funeral irervicea for form.er
Orange Cout athlete Boh Willon. killed" Sunday in ai car accident
out1tde Ocean1lde, will be COPduct.ed Tbunday in Newport
a.ch.
Mr. Willon, a 15-ymr relident
of NeWpbrt and a Corona del Mar
Hiah School gniduate, WM 28.
Re waa returning from a
~.when hi.a. car went off
Funeral 1ervice1 will be
conducted at 2 p.m.. at Pacific
View Mortuar)' in Newport
followed b)' a apecia1 3:30 p.m.
memorial .e('Vkle In El Toro at
Abldln1 Savior Lutheran
Church.
A fonner hilb achool football
and track 1tar, he turned to
1porti tratnlnJ and medicine
~-:'~~~ Northern Michigan Univentty and did aractuate wotk at the
Univenlty ot Western Illlnoia.
A former athletic trainer at
Oran1e Coast Colle1e, Mr.
Wllaon bad been the athletic
trainer at Carl.abed High School
for the PM' two Yeel'L A 1pec:ial Bob WDlall Athletic
Trainer Scbolarablp la to be
e1tabli1bed at Oranae Coaat
Collep ln hta m He 11 aurvtved by parents.,
J'rank and Betty Uson, of
Newport Beach; a brother, ~. of El Toro, and a litter,
Swian Carter, of Santa Ana.
warmer
~ I wn-• GOP VICTOR -Atto,ney General Georae 11Duke11
Deukmejian wavea to acknowledie victory ~n Tueaday niaht after wtnnma Republican nomination for governor.
f
\ Oran•• County 1ovenunfnt
and two aJ.rttn. have won a
vSctory ln a ~ lep1
battle over allocation of OJchu at
John __ Wa)'nt Airport.
FoUOWtne a i.n,thy hearlnc ln
Lot An1elee Tuelday, a thr4H!·
member federal appealJ panel
decided that • lower ·cou.n ~
had erred tn pnvSoUI ~ on
the airport acc.. lllue.
The 11.8 . 9th District Court of
Appeala act.ion hu the effect of
freelna count~rvtaon to
adopt and imp t an airport
. N;X.'ell plan.
dl The .,.net ai.o held that a Uial D .J;_ I • • B ey 1hould be held before U.S . euxme•Jan, ra Dlttrict Court Jud1e Terry J Hatter on an aaBIJ>lan ~pted by the county Jut september.
gear for November ~:~:~
35 of the 41 jet depertw'e9 now
permitted daJ.1)! from the aJ.rport.
was overturned by Judie Hatter.
By Tlae AHoetated Prete
Atto11ney General Geor1e
Deukmejlan, who won a bitter
battle aaaimt Lt. Gov. Mike
Curb for the Republican
nomlnatton for pemor. ahook
hands with h1I former foe today
· and vw•-4 '" Wn torcea aoinat'" tbe De-~yor Tom !k'adley. ·r,
~or Toln tndley;--radley, demonstrating the
poUtlcal clout that hal won him three' tenns u mayor of Loi
Angeles, breezed to an easy
victory Tueeday with more than
62 percent of the vote.
lt WU the fJ.nt step in hJ.I quest
to become the nation'• flrat
elected black governos:.
Curb, a former Hollywood
record producer who had been
favored to win the GOP
nomination until 1tlnalna
ttvei.tbw marred the w.= days of bit campai&n, COil
defeat early today.
With 98 percent of the vo~t
Deukmejlan had 51 percent of
the vote to Curb'• 45. "George J)eukmejlan waged a
campaip. and rm here
to congratulate George
De lejian for hi• victory,''
Curb told a cheerina crowd at the
C.entury Plua ~tell Deukmejab. WftOl9 campatan
di1pute1 wt•h Curb raised
apeculation the two would be
that he failed to register to vc>te
until 1974. The Jatter dilclotUre
·came from the Deukmejian
campaign.
Deukmejlan eet the tone for
the month.I ahead by accusing
tl)e mayor of inaction on crucial
iuuea ln'Cluding welfare,
unemployment and 1trong law
enf6~. ---
Ron Packard
edges Crean
by 36 votes
BY .JEFF ADLER of ... Dllr .........
Carlsbad Mayor Ron Packard
was a surprise winner ln the 43rd
Congressional District
Republican primary Tuesday,
edging travel-trailer tycoon
Johnnie Crean by a raz.or-thln
36-vote margin.
However, the nart0wneaa of
Packard's victory raised the
proapect of a recount. But neither
Crean nor his c•mpaign
consultants were available today
t.o comment on that pOllibWty.
More recently, Hatter
overturned a eecond acce11 p~
propoeed by the cou'ntyt It waa
considered lell favorable to ijle
two dominant air carrler1 servinl
the Orange County market.
· Hatter'• decillon1 were
appeileOj:>fnU-y y e coun ,
AirCal and Republic.
The county hu been undter
preuure by the federal
government for more than three
yeara to devi1e a 1y1tem to
allocate the available j~t
departures among carrien either
destring to continue or initiate
service at John Wayne.
Legal action over the acce.
iaue wu initiated by Pacific
Southwe1t Airlinea, which
received authority a year ago $0
opent.e two flight.I daily from
Orange County.
PSA has claimed it is wrong
for lt to be permitted only two
departures while AirCal bolds an
average of 23.5 ll.lghta daily and
Republic 11.5. .
County supervisors were
expected to consider the latest
court ruling ln a cloeed aesaiop
today.
Airport Manaier f.4urry Cable
told reportera following tb.e
appeals court action that the
Uoard could pursue one of several
~of action. t enemiea, ottered to
bat.chet mammta af1er
tMde hla cone e rdon speech.
"Mike Curb ii really a
gentleman and ti. demomtrated
an awful lot of cla11 .. .''
Deu.lanejian told auppor1.erl.
'1n what turned into a four-
w a y race among the 18
ReJ>Ublican1 vying for the
nomination. fffiiI out unoffidal
electiOn retuma from both San
Dle10 and Orange counties
abowed:
lt oou.1d ieimtU:ut.e_ either. of. _ I
the plans previously ttject.ed by
Hatter, or deviae an entirely new p~~lellid.
Curb ,raa hurt late ln the C8!!'P'!\t~NYelaiicnt that tw
Wiii c1Mml 1-Y clurt"I the
Viemam War, a cJMllticatklll the
Selective Sel'vlce delctthed • "physically, mentally « manlly
unfit" for mllltar)' 11etYice and
Mesa mayor
• to run again
Costa Me11 Me,yor Arlene
Schafer has announced plant to
aeek re-election ln November.
Mn. Schafer, who Im aerved
on the dty council aince 1978 and
hu been mayor ainoe 1980, said
she belleva her experience will
be valuable ln dealln1 with
future ~ 1n \hf dty.
La1t month councllwotnan
Norma Her1ZOI announced her pluw to teek re-election Nov. 2.
City Council candidates can
take out P-8pen Ju1~1:! the dty clerk a of.tioe. fpr fillnl ii Aug. &
-Roe Paebrd: 13,t36
-Johnnie Crean: 13,tOO
-BW~l2,839
-Deborah Szekely: 12,076
-Jlm Radr,!,616
-Mary Sc tz: 4,187
-Stan Legro: 3,891
-Charlee ltenney: 2,951
r-Thomas Mauro: 2,241
-Mike Schae.fer: 1,625
-Jerry Shaw: 1,171
-Bob 0CUrtis: 1,086
-Donald Blake Martimcm:
832
-Elizabeth Davis: 796
-Art Saunders: 668
--!Awrene NOO>n Anftn.on:
551
-Martin Kinkade: 501
-D. Robert DeCarlo: 3e3
Padtard, neVel' oonsideftd a
front-runner in the crowded
field, won on the basis of hia
ahowtng in San Diego County'
where he picked up mote than
12,000 of hia votes.
The 43rd district covers
aouthem Oranae and northern
Sm Dteao counties, wtth about
two-thirds of the district 1n San
Diego County.
Ho~rd memben bad been
echeduled today to consider yet a
third aa:aa propoaaJ -ou~t
auctioning-ol the 41 dafty
departurea to the highest
monetary bkidera.
Inez Campbell
service held
Graveside lel'Vices were held
Tuesday for Inez S. Campbell. 80,
the head nune of gynecology at
Hoag Memorial Hospital.
Newport Beach until her
retirement in 1967. •
Mn. Campbell, a resident oi
Newport :ae.ch since 1960, died
Saturday at the Mesa Verde
Convaleecent Hospital ln Costa
Mesa. -
She wa1 a longtime active
member of the Harbor OuUtian
Church and the Senior CitU.eN
Club of Newport Harbor. Het
~.the Rev. Gene Swanaon,
officiated at the services at
Pacific View Memorial Park;
Newport Beech.
I ·
t IRVINE CITY COUNCIL
; Edward Dornan 5,470
l\ay Auerbach 7,801 n-lnk Hurd · 0,910
Betty ()lion • 10,919
PllOPOlmON A -IRVINE
Y• 11,899
No f,lH
PROPOSITION B -NEWPORT BEACH
Yee 12,381 (defat.ed)
No 7,407
AIMUOr
Bndle~.J~
Jamea DeVine
303,609
54,696 .
Pwbllc Ad.mbll1trater
Jamee Helm 226,834
Victor Hobbs 106,326
SlterUf ..COrour
Bnd Gate.
Manhall Noma
G. Pat Bland
276,777
49,081
42,9e2 . i Barbara Wiener 8,157 (elected) • :a 8,510 (elected)
·John N 5,778
Bill Poat 2,041 ' JUDGE -SUPERIOR COURT Marjorie Xe11er 1,125 Office e
" . \ Leonard Goldstein '231,067 'RVINE RANCH WATER WWiam Hopkina Jr. 151,833
·• · DISTRICT ,
P\!ler Swan 8,420 Offb 9 ~' C. Orvilte Reinhan:lt 6,463 Sherman Weber
· Joeeph Bartlla
35,110
66,946
192,042
71,821 ':British ·down
1 • 7 Argentine
jet fighters
A1 8J fte AaMelated Prest
BrtUah foroea lhot down eeven
Anientme jeta in two attldm off the F.ikLarld IaJands ln wbJch a
British frigiate and two land.Ina
craft were damaaed. tl\e Ddeme
in London tald tuday. ~ four other Araentlrie
lanes Weft damaaed in tlw' ¥tine TU.day Md were not ex~ted to make lt back to
• ~nL.nct bllW 400 mA1ll to the
... Brtdlh OllldaJa .uL
The Britilh IUd tbe ,. ....
'tbot down in raids on Brtti8h
1hip1 randing 1uppllee and
. equipment.
;_ Ar1enUna claimed lU
.... a Brtu.b fritate.
~=::::;
third put out of action.
nflicted heavy cuualtla belnC put Mhore y~ort Fitzroy, 5 miles
Jouthwest of the Falklands
~tal t' •
Robert Knox .
Wllllam Farria
JUDGE-MUNICIPAL COURT
Harbor
Paul Robbins
Robert Polis
West
21,601
27,657
Dan Dutcher 21,321
Ronald Nix 18,664
Joanne Hanold 56,138
Mmldptil Water Dbtrkt
DJvilien 1
H. E. Harqie 23,596
Ow-lel Bennett 23,115
ITATE BOABD OP
BQUAUZATION ti.I Dlltrtd
Demtaade
Mary QutsUan.Hetlllna
Fayne Davia
James GroRkemper
Glenn Parker
Edmund Kelly
19,278
32.»0
28,030
18;818
10,858
15,60e
54,62i
ln the U\ree years llnce Ami.noi1
received its environmental
~ permit in lluntincton
The IOW'Ce of the beech tar is
currently a mystery, c.o.t Guard
officiala aid.
LL Canmander Mike Barrier
taid amplel are beinc amt to the
COMt GUard't Wuhincton D.C.
lab for "oil fin1erprlntlng .. analym to help determine where
the tar came 6un.
B.rrier ..w AmmoO ..... not
been .,... out M thi IDUnle of
the beech tar. But he said. the material allo could have come
ban off ..aa-e drilllnl platfonm
or a piitlinc abip.
He -'cl Calffomla n.b and
Game oWdaJI are lnveltiptin&
·to dNrmine whether the rtilldu9 wtD have any aw,ntu1 effect en
wildllte aacb • clanw or -titiW.
Fw the llCOftd time in 1-
than a y-.r, a ballot MeUW'e to
incnlH the hot.el and motel Wei
tax ln Newport BMch .Ml aor-
down to defeat.
The propoul to hike the bed
tax from 6 to 8 percent recet~ •
D.'&Jority v<M but fell 811 YC>t.-
•hort' of the two-thirds ed1•
needed. •
The final unoffidal tally on
Me.sure B waa:
-Yee! 12,381
-No: 7,407
Oil lease
proposa .
halted
By STEVE MJTCBELL CW"hDllltr ........
A federal Judie halted Friday's
planned tale of 24 federal
offshore oil leases today,
including several tracts off
Newport Beach and Laguna
Beach.
U.S . District Court Judge
Cynthia Hall granted a
prellminary in)..mction IOUlht by
state officials, after dellberatlnc
for two d-.ya on the 1tate'1
request.
In 1rantlng the delay, the
jud&e turned down a joint .Wt by
the Sierra Club and the Qty of Lacuna Belch that would have
ellmlnated all 1~ tnda Included
ln LeMe Sale No. e&. lnduclinc 10
off N~ and t.cuna Bmcb..
An kMr\tlcal ballot .......,.. in
Newport 8-:h 1Mt November
was defeated, eodtn1 up le11
than 100 \lot. lhy o( t.hi two-
thltdt majority necided.
Newport City Council
memben, projectina tee(),000 ln
dty revenue from ihe 2 percent
bKTI Ill, tr1ed the bellot WIN aotn t.awe of the~ of
'die IMt eJecUon. 0 l'm juat tremendoualy dla·
appointed," said Councilman
John Cox, m active 1Uppoc1.er of
RE·ELECTED -5th
District county Supervisor
Tom Riley of Newport Beach
won a new, fQUr-year teJ:JD
Tueeday, fending off three chalJmaen for the eeet.
But Katheyn Dlck1oii~ AIL =-:.!:.:!~~= Thomas Riley
wlll immediatel1 seek an I d ~ =~t~ =J . re-e ecte
include all lM tncta. •
Juauee .. DeDu'tment attarMJ • supervisor
Peter StMnfand, re~~ the ~t ot t1ae ~mter1or 0ranp County Supervtaor
and Secretary of the Interior 'l'bamM ROe,. ol Newport Be.ch
James Watt. takl he .i.o would eelOy wm J new tour-,-r term
aeek an emeqency appeel from in balloCllui In Tu.day'•~
(See OU. LBASES Pqe .U) With all 478 predncta ln the ' Fifth 1upetvl1orlal diatrlct
Man slain .
• • 1n airport
restaurant
.
Aa horrified by1tander1
w•tched, a 40-yar-Old <>ranee County man wu fatally ahot
Tuesday ni1M at Delaney'•
Restaurant at John Wayne
Airport. ~
• Orange County S)lerlff'a
Department LL Wyatt Han aaJd
the lhootinc iDddent occurred
after the man. w~ name hM
not yet been reletlaed, became
lnvolved in an arsument with
another man 'With whom he WM ... ted. .
~at the ... and later
booUd IDto Orule Oowity Jail on~ of murder WM Kelly ~ DmUeJa. 32, of i...,una
BMch. Hart said.
DINela' occupation WM listed
M a self-em.ployed tall maker.
Hart Mid. 'nw lhootiq ~ ahol'tq
befon 9 p.m. ln the ...uiurant,
whk:h II located en \be .colld
floor ol tbt ~ tsmlnaL
counted. rew.1ta showed Riley
pmerlq far mare voten than
bis thrw dwlJenpn ~ned.
The final, unofflc:lal retumt
showed Riley with 87,148 Yotel
ocimpu-ed to 14.889 for Al Alp
of San Juan Capistrano: 7 ,141 for
Dr. Eu1ene Atherton of San
Oemmt.e, and 5,737 for David
HLnchler of L.cuna ee.ch.
Riley won r&4lection bandlly
in tbe coastal district that
lncludea Costa Me18, Newport
Beach, lrvlne, Lacuna Beach,
San Juan Capl1trano, San
Clemente and l\&rroundlng
unlncarporated ~ ..
Riley wu all 1miln u be
accepted conaratulatlont from
IUppot lat 'l\aday nllht at an
election nJcht party at tbe South o.t Plaza Hot.el.
Rlley, who will tum 70 next
nxmth, hM served Ma IUpervWor
lince 19'14. He Wiii a~ted ~
the boud by then-Gov. Ronald
Rea1an in 197f, and waa rmppomted by Gov. Jldmund G.
Brown Jr. in .1vro. Riley wM
eJectied to a apeda1 two-year term
1n une. ue w 1Utaqd&rltly
elect8d to a four-,..r term kl
19'18.
the tax 1ncn 111. 'IOJ"o QOrDt th1t • dolt twice now ).wt ahowa, I
IUPJ>C!119, how cllffJcult it ii to ,et
a tw~Ullrdt vote."
A majority of the Qty Coundl
a1 welf as local busine11 and
development finm and a llow-
aowtli dtben poup hid 1obb6ed lac the tax hike, uytnc tt would
force tourilta to pay for ro.d
lmproyementa.
"There / are some people who
ju1t are basically against
lncreulng taxes no matter how
Israelis . .
22
planes
~J TM Alsodated Pn11 ·
Wawe of Israeli jeta streaked
into eutem Le~on's miuile·
studded Bekaa Valley, battled
with Syrian MiGs and attacked
Syrian anti-aircraft site. today aa
t&e Lebanon war plunged
toward a full-«ale conflagJ'atlon
between two of the Mideast's
btttere9t foes.
It w11 one of the biggest air
battles ln the history of the
war·rav.ged region.
On the ground, the laraeli ··
inva1lon army threw tank
columm northward toward the
Bek.aa, PU'iloualy cloee to tbe
~an bOrder, Beirut reports
lanel Defeme Minister Ariel
Sbarc,l called the mlllive iUr
attack ••a turmna point in the _war." which larael launched'
Friday after the aliootlnl or an
1.ar .. u amballador, with the
stated pl., crwbina Uebanoo'•
PalelUnlan guen:t.l1al. .
The laraells clJlmed they
downed 22 Syrian je~~-~ and c:leatroyed Syrtan ~• air mlMOe site.. The Syriana
d•bned they abo& down l~ f:ll
larae1'1 U.$ .• built J'-Ua and
1'-161. They llld 18.of their MIGi
allo fell. \
While the laraelia 1uddenly
turned their aim on Syria'•
Soviet-made SAM-6 m1lailea in
the Bekaa -lone a major
military Irritant to 1anel -they a~tmecS·tbe ICftWS on the PaJ ...
Forward braeli unita routed
the l'*!iJlaa from the couta1
town of Damour, 10 m11ee south
of Beirut, the Tel Aviv command
aaid. The Israelis alao were
reported •Wna the Lebane9e
capital from the sea.
Pale1tine Liberation
Orpnir.adon chief Yamer Arafat
went on Beirut'• "Voice o.f
Pale9tlne" radio to appeel for
help from other Arab natlolW.
saying: '1be m.ell pemment
la c::arrytna out tbe mwacre. of
the Palestinian people In
Lebmon with the open aj>prvval
of tbe United States."
Pilot highlights
'Dads and Grads'
Merchants and aboppca will
hllYe a hwy turmnel' with a full
calendar ol ewnta planned at
South CoMt Plua.
For IJlformatlon about
actlvitlel at the mall, tum to the
Didi and Gndl llU~t ln
tOday'• ~ Pilot. •
. ~
valid the reaaon." Cox au.aeated.
Newport motel owner -Victor
RumbeUow, an opponent of the
b•llot meaaure, said the city
doesn't need the extra ~
and 1u11eated voters were
'4tuffidently intelllgent to spot
that fancy footwcrk."
"The city baa now wasted
$25,000 on two electiona -du. is
money down the drain," said
Rumbellow. ''I uu.t they won't
throw any more away by tr)'inl
again."
'
INCUMBENT WINS
Judge Robert Polis puses
first election teat, attacks
"cam·paigning through
misrepresentation."
iud.ge Polis
wins NB
bench vote
\
Haibor Municipal COurt Jud91
Robert PqUa hu withstood a
challeQae 'by flm..time politbl
candidate Paul Robbins who had
accu8ed Polis of being 1e>ft cm
crime and Ukht on aentenclnc.
The final but unoffida1 taay
,on t h e N e w p or t Be a c h
courthoU8e race was:
-Poll1: 27,657
-Robb&na: 21,601
Robbins, a Long Beech dty
prosecutor and an Irvine
~t, bad mailed out a lalt-
mlnut.e flier declaring Polis bad
one• releued a rapist and a
robber without bail.
PoU.. who responded that the
"rape" case was a battery
incident and the "robbery" a
petty theft, today said he WM
dlaappolnted Bobbins apparently
Wat-able to a:IOl'e IO well with his
charps.
"lt's aad that campaicnlnc
~ mSepre8elltation la IO
succe11ful." Polit said. addlnc, "It
wun't overwhelmJnc but we won and rm g2ld it's <Ner."
PoUa. an Irvine ~t, w. aPPCJtnted to the bench ln 1$79.
'ftda WM hil firtt election test.
Robbin•, reached at home
today, said he w pl na!d with
bl1 1upport but undecided
whether he'll seek political off.Ice
apln. 'Td like to aa,y that I don't
wtah Poba any w wtlL I like the
1uy.
Great Western Savina• & Loan Atloclation
announced today It 1el«1ed actor Dennla Weev"° u lta
media •pok.e9man. I
Weavf!r la known for hia television rolea lnicludina j
the western ~ in the "ML'Cloud" televisioii
aeries and for his Emmy-winning
role u Chester lrl ••Gunsmoke."
Weaver follow• in the
footatepa of John Wayne who
aetved a1 Great Wea t er n '1
1poke1man from 1917 untU ht.
death two yean later. Since then,
Great Weatern'a televtalon
commerciah have featured the
"Great Weaternera," utilbing
several film atan identififld with
the West. wuv11t
NB firm aids Lakewood -Bates-Pekarek, tArchitecture and Land Planning
of Newport Beach, has developed for Lakewood'•
Civic Center a master plan to guide the proposed
facility for 20 years. f ·
Irivolvina a 19-acre 1ection of downtown
Lakewood, the area It bordered by Candlewood Street
to the north, Clark Avenue to the west, Del Amo
Boulevard .to the eouth and the Los Cerritoa flood
control channel to the east. Thia area incorporates the
exiating dt): hall and annex, Iamboni Library, a
county sheriff's sub'ltat1on and a post office.
Center to celebrate
Up, Up and Away is the theme for the celebration
of Town Center's third birthday on Saturday.
Activities will include hot air balloon rides,
entertainment. sales and prizes.
The Town Center Shopping and Business Center
la located on Town Center Drive, off the Crown Valley
Parkway between Alicia and Niguel Boada.
For informaiion, contact Carole Bowman at
49~-3300.
'•1
Bof A cuts some loan rates _ _: I
Baiik of America said today iiWill recfuoe interest
raw on mont than 150 aclJl.-table-rate monpces t.led to California homebuyen last year.
Effedive Jwy 1, in\tteS\ raw for mortgages
under $200,000 lasued In JUQe 1981 throu.gh the bank's
custom home loan program will be redooed to 14.931
percent-a clecreu&-of 1.569 pen'leAt from the initial
rate of 16.50 peroent.
Computer show in Anaheim
Computer graphics, the buane. of transf.onning
raw computer data into oolor pictures. clw1a ana
drawings, will show off lta latest achievementa to
about 20,000 penons next w~ in Anaheim.
That ii the attendance predicted for 'the National
Computer Graphics Aaoci.adon conference and expo
at Anaheim Convention Center June 13-17. It la the
thltd annual NOOA event and the first held in c..Iif ornia.
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