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TUl SOAY , JUNE :t'~ 1•ltl:l OHANGE COUN IV . C Al If Oil NIA 25 CENTS
Girls' gyID coach out, accused of theft
By PATRICK KENNEDY
O(efM Delly ........ ,,
Following a hearing
reaembllns trial proceedings,
trustees of the Saddleback Valley
Unified School District decided
Monday against rehiri~ an El
Toro High School girla coach
because of accusations she
allegedly stole money from a
gym locker.
Sharon Spencer, a three-year
varsity basketball c:oac)\ and
teacher at El Toro, would ba~
become a permanent, tenured
employee o! the dialrlct had ahe
been rehired for the 1982-83
term.
She was dismlsaed by dJalrlct
officials in February following
charges by two other women
coaches that Ma. Spencer stole
$139 from a gym locker on Jan.
14.
The trustees' action, on a 3-2
vote, rejected a rulinf made
earlier this month by
administrative law judge
Marilyn' L . Nebon that there was
no absolute proof that Ms.
Spencer took the money.
The law judge'• opfnlon was
bued on six days of hearings
earlier this year that included
tettlmony from Ma. Spencer and
her two accusers, coaches Debbie
•
Moo.re and Sheri Roa.
The two coachee contend Ms.
Spencer got lnto Ms . Moore'a.
locker and took money railed for
student actlvltles from sales of
tick.eta for • powder puff athletic
event.
The truatees' re;ect.ion of the
law judge's opinion aet the stage
Monday tor an hour-long appeal
hearing before the achool board
with Ma. Spencer and the district
repre.ented by attorneys.
The district's attorney, John
Wagner, labeled Ms. Spencer a
"thief" with a "moral fiber we
don't need here."
M a. Spencer's attorney .
George Shaeffer, questioned the
veracity of Ms. Moo r e's
testimony before the law judge
earlier this year, and pointed to
the ruling of the law judge in
favor of his client and to Ms.
Spencer's t'Onlributions to school
athlet ics.
"S he was the least likely
person to take the money,"
Shaeffer !18id.
Attorney Wagner says the two
women roaches claim they found
the m1 ss1 ng mo n ey in Ms .
Spencer's car in her purse and
that coach Moore recognized a
one dollar ball ~ part of the
(See EL TORO, Page A%)
Shuttle works
Robot arm lifting tested
AID AND COMFORT -As paramedic checks
her blood pressure, Don M ott of Irvine
comforts his fiancee, Kimberly McReynolds,
25, also of Irvine, after she was injured in a
two-car collision Monday in Costa Mesa.
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Accident occurred about 5 p.m. at intersection
of Mesa Drive and Elden Avenue. After
receiving emergency aid, Miss McReynolds
was taken to St. Joeeph Hospital in Orange for
further treatment, but wasn't hoapitali?.ed.
County's jobless
rate 'to climb'
Orang e County 's
unemployment rate, which hit a
five-year high in May, is not
expected to fall when figures for
the current month are released.
construction industries for the
rise in unemployment in June.
While the unemployment rate
was up, so was the number of
persons holding jobs. Figures
showed that 1,124,800 persons
were em p l oyed in May .
compared to 1,121,400 in April.
The figures showed that 76,600
w e re out of work in May
compared to 72,300 in April.
Yachts moved
off beaches
after wrecks
The skippers of two 34-foot
sloops moved their vessels of!
Orange Coast beaches Monday
with a bit of help from salvage
crews and high tides.
C APE CANAVERAL, Fla.
(AP) -Columbia's work-weary
astronauts unlimbered the space
shuttle's 50-foot mechanical arm
for its stiffest workout today,
lifting an instrument package the
size of a desk "to sniff for
contamination" inside the cargo
bay.
The test, more of a weight-
lifting demonstration than
anything else, is intended to
certify the robot limb for future
satellite-hoisting assignments.
Ann maneuvers were the main
item of business as Ken
Mattingly and Henry Hartsfield
began a third demandina day in
space after imploring Mission
Control not to bother trouble-
shooting "all the little problems."
The lirst little problem of the
new day was with the hand-
s nare of the arm . Within
minutes, Mission Control directed
Hartsfield to a backup control
and he began the tests.
The astronauts went to bed
tired and Hartsfield suffered
slight motion sickness Monday.
Today, Hartsfield'• voice waa
booming at wakeup and strong aa
he began to move the arm,
hinged in the cargo bay, through
a aeries of preciee exercilles.
Standing at a remote station in
the cockpit, Hartsfield unlatched
the arm from its cradling device
and maneuvered it into position
to lift an 800-pound monitoring
pack.age in the rear of the cargo
bay.
The initial difficulty was with
the wire "fingers" that were to
latch onto the package. At one
point, Hartsfield said the "snares
do not move: they seem to be
fully clO&ed."
The arm, too frail to support its
own weight in F.arth's gra,vity,
was tested on Columbia's last two
trips but not so extensively as
today.
The multijointed cel estial
crane gingerly lifted the
instrument-filled package and
moved it about the bay to
measure contaminants and
gather data t.o asses.s the shuttle's
impact on satellites and payloads
in the cargo bay.
"The IECM (Induced
Environmental Contamination
Monitor) is unburdened from its
holddown and is being waved
a round to s niff for
contamination ," said NASA's
missio n commentator Terry
White.
Later, the pilot was to wave
(See SPACE, Page AZ )·
Woman 'involved'
in Belushi death?
LOS ANGELES (AP) -
Prosecutors are again looking
into the death of comedian John
Belushi following published
reports in which a woman said
she injected him with a lethal
doee of heroin and cocaine.
"We met with LAPD (Los
Angeles police) Friday, actually
aa a result of the inquiries by the
Los Angeles Herald Examiner
and the story in the National
Enquirer." d istrict attorney's
spokesman Al Albergate said
Monday.
Cathy Evelyn Smith was
quoted in the Enquirer saying
she was hired by Belushi
specifically to test drugs and do
injections for him. She said she
injected him the day he died, the
publication r eported. The
33-year-old Belushi's aversion to
needles was publicized after ha
March 5 death.
Mike Genelin, director of the
district attorney's central
operations bureau, said Monday
that in previous police
interviews, Ms. Smith, 34, never
·mentioned injecting Belushi or
buying him heroin. Genelin said
she told police Belushi used
heroin and cocaine and had been
shooting himself up.
(See· BELUSW'S, Page A%)
DEATH PROBED -
Prosecutors are looking into
the death of comedian John
Belushi aga in following
publis hed reports in which a
woman said she in jected him
with a lethal dose of heroin
and cocaine.
That's the p r ediction of
analysts in the Sant.a Ana office
of the State Employment
Development Department, who
say this month's jobless rate will
move upward due to an influx of
new graduates and summer
jobseekers in the labor force.
Beyond that, analysts say the
usual seasonal decline in school
and agricultural employment
"will be accentuated by the
closures of several retail stores
and bankruptcies among
investment firms."
The sii.e of the county's civilian
labor force -the total of those
employed and unemployed -
stood at slightly more than 1.2
million in May.
Alaskan yachtsman Richard
Watson, who ran aground in the
pre-dawn hours Monday near
SOth Street in Newport Beach,
was able to get his slightly
damaged vessel back in the ocean
at about 4 p.m.
Orange County Harbor
Patrolmen said Watson, out of
Juneau, Alaska, beached his
sloop -the Deja Vu -after
reportedly falling asleep.
Hinckley denies 'beating rap'
"Certain defense contractors
anticipate increased hlring, but
layoffs will continue tn
construction and
manufacturing," they added in
their outlook for June.
The county's jobless rate in
May hit 6.4 percent, up from 6.1
percent in April and 3.6 percent
in May 1981.
May's rate was the highest
since June 1977 when 6.7 percent
of the county's labor force was
out of work.
State employment department
analysts blamed continuing
layoffs in the manufacturing and
NATION
Police seek
car clouters
Irvine police investigators
were examining six separate
reports received Monday that
burglars had smashed windows
of foreign cars and stolen stereos.
All six incidents occurred at
night in neighborhoods near the
corner of C ulver Drive and
Walnut Avenue in Irvine. The
victi.miz.ed cars -BMWs, Audia
and a Peugeot -were parked in
various locations including an
open garage, said police Lt. Bob
Lennert.
Reagan sets news cont erence
WASHINGTON (AP) -President Reagan will
h old a news conference, his 11th since taking office,
Wednesday at 5 p.m . PDT in the White Houae East
Room, deputy White Houae pl"etS secretary Larry
Speakes said today.
Band sparks jazz I estival
Jaoo Putoriua and hi.a Word of Mouth 8.lg Band
draw raves at the Kool Jazz Fest.tval ln New York.
Paae A•.
Judse may free Haitian•
• MIAMI CAP) -A federal Juqe ou~ a DI.an
today for the oond1Uonal reJ.Mll "fOrthwtlh" of (,810
Hal\lanl l»lNJ detained ln ftdUU.. 1CrD11 che Unlsed
l1aa. and P\iet1o Rim, provided they have "°'*"'•
,
Harbor officials said Watson
left Newport under clear skies
and didn't tell them where he
was headed.
Says h e believes h e was insane during shooting spree
Covina boater Arthur Rukasin,
who beached his vessel late
Sunday in Huntington Beach
near Beach Boulevard, slipped
his boat back in the water late
Monday morning.
Both men were forced to
summon help from local sal_vage
crews.
Medfly war ends
LOS GATOS (AP)
Helicopters were scheduled to
make the last medfly spraying in
the San Frandsco Bay area ..
COUNTY
WASHINGTON (AP) -John
W. Hinckley Jr. denies that he
"be.at the rap" last week when a
jur y found him innocent by
reason of insanity in the shooting
of President Reagan, according to
a published report today.
In a copyrighted story in The
Washington Post, Hinckley said
he believes he was Insane when
he shot Reagan and three others
and emohatically denied that he
"be.at the rap," as one newspaper
headline said.
"I'm not walking out on the
street. I'm in a hoepital with bars
on it .... They act like l'm out
free . . . . It's not that way at
all," Hinckley said.
Yachting old timers gather
The "kids" of the Balboa Island Yacht Club got
together for a 60th anniveraary celebration -and
IOl'De of them dated back to the 1920.. Page Bl.
SPORTS
South All-Stan win
The South All-ttan I.Wed a Uu.le razz.le dazzle to
defeat the North in the Ora.nae County A114l&r
football 1ame. Pap Cl.
L.lten pick NC'• Worthy
NEW YORK (AP) -The Lal~-LUen. • expected, •lac.ct Jam. Wonh)'10f NOrth Cuol1na M
!hi lint _Jllok ~BA dialt ..... ll!llo, No. I, ~ '.fwr1. ol DIPlul end U&lh. No. I,
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Hinckley said he was shocked
by the jury's verdict -that he
was so sure h e would b e
convicted that he had prepared a
four-page speech to read in court
the day he thought he would be
9entenced, the Poet reported.
"I respect them (the jurors)
now a lot for just saying, 'To hell
with what the public said, we
think he's not guilty'." Hinckley
said during three telephone
interviews Saturday and Sunday
from St. Elizabeth Hoepital for
the mentally ill, where he is
confined.
Post reporter Laura A .
Kiernan obtained the interview
because Hinckley called her at
I INDEX
.At Your Service A4
Erma Dombeck B2
Bwlinem 84-5
Cavalcade B2
Cl.ulified . C5-8
Comk:I 83 en.word 83
Death NoUcell C4
EdJtorial A6
Entertainment B6
~ 'B2
WORLD
the newspaper from the hospital.
Hinckley's chief defense lawyer,
Vincent J . Fuller, said Monday
that the calls were made without
the knowledge of Hinckley's
attorneys
In what were hls first
comments to the news media
since his arrest immediately after
the shooting March 30, 1981,
Hinckley also said he likes the
hoe pit.al.
"I like it here so f ar. Nobody
bothers me . . . . They call me
Mr. Hinckley," he said.
He said that when he arrived
at the hospital last Tuesday,
(See HINCKLEY'S, Page A%)
Ann Landers B2
Movies B6
National News A3
Public Notices B4.C3-5
Sports Cl-4
Dr. Steincrohn B2
Stock Matkets B5
Televilion A7
Tbeat.en B6
Weether A2
World NeW1 A3
,
Columnl11 n•1• PLO
The Palntlnt LlberaUon Or11nlsa,lon had ~ ... by lhUll Md ldvinlUrtrl,'' writa ool JK'k Andtl'IDfkPll' M .
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOTIT-....clay, June Ra, 18H
""''\\ \\fl Continued stories
II/ ~~EY:S ~ IEWS ...
pt•ople f'gan aaklng tor hls Extensive paychlatric
outo1t1·aph. testimony during Hlnck.ley'1 trial
Hinckley wu toµnd lnnocentof ·~owed th•t Hlnckltiy waa
the ahoollna1t by reason bf obaeued w"lth Ml11 Fo1ter
lnaanity Juno 21. Docton at St. pursuing her with telephone ca.lb
Ellu.betha mlllft eubmit a report and love not.ee in tho mootha
on his mental ~ndltlon to the befofe he wounded Rea1an
coi.tn PY .Aug. 2 end U.S. District Brady, U.S. Secret Service aaeni J~ge .Barrington D. Parker Timothy McCarthy and now-sch~~ a hearing Aug. 9 to retired O .C. police officer de~ll{~ whether Hinckley is Thomas K . Delahanty outside the ef\.l_\tl~!l· to release from the Washington Hilton Hot.el.
hospital because he is no longer a The ~?--year-old presidential da.oiN \0 himself or others. asaalla.nt said he feels IOIT)' for
tUked. if he thought he was Brady whose wound to the brain
read.v. to ;be released from the has 11eft him permanently
hosp.it.al,. ·Hinckley hesitated, disabled.
th.~n. said: "That's a hard "He's suffered and his Ute is
quesit9n • · . · "l certainly would not what it should be . . . . I just
not ,be .a·danger ~ m~self and 1 want to say I'm very sorry about
don ~.honestly ~ I ve been a what I did. He was just at the
da n.aer to socaety .... I wrong place at the wrong time
certalnly ~ould not be a danger . . . . and I just wish, I just
to tlie P.I'ftldent, nu say ~hat for honestly wish l could go back
SUNi" . before that shooting . . . . and
He,.said h e thought there let him move two inches out of
migh.t a problem with one the way," Hinckley said.
penm:.. .
"I don't know if you've ever
heard of her," he' said, naming
aclress ~Jodie Foster. "I don't
think there would be a problem.
I don'l "think I would go stalking
after her . . . . If we were in the
same·room, there might be some
problem," he said.
He -said that ~ has in his
hospital: ·room a picture of her
taken from a magazine. .... _, ,; ..
The other men have recovered
from their wounds. Hinckley told
the Post he did not feel sorry for
them and that he thought the
shooting helped Reagan's
popularity.
Hinckley read the Post
reporter the first two paragraphs
of the speech he said he was
prepared to give upon his
sentencing.
EL 'TORO COACH. • •
ticket mo~ey because it had a the trustees' decision Monday stud~t_'s ,name s,:rawled on it. was based solely on accusations
Wagner also pointed to Ms. that Ms. Spencer stole the Speo~er's admission that last money.
yeai: she attended an athletic However, trustees Michael
conference in Las Vegas but took Davis and Dore Gilber weren't
time off by false)y telling school convinced and voted in (avor of
officials she was,bome sick. Ms. Spencer. Trustees Preston
(!D.Y(~ver, she was warned and Howell, Kristine Kister and d<><;~ three days pay by school Louise Adler voted against
0f~ic~ ~_ter that incident and rehiring the coach.
BELUSHI'S DEATH ...
GerUilln said his office will ask
police .. to1 interview Ms. Smith
again about the matter.
~·should also interview
the-Enquirer writers and other
people reported to be in Belushi's
hotel ·bungalow prior to his
death; Oenelm said.
The Enquirer quotes Ms. Smith
as saying actor Robert De Niro
and comedian Robin Williams
were in Belushi's bungalow
c;hortly before his death.
Genelin said potice and district
attorney's investigators would
meet today to "discuss the
investigation and the avenues of
explo rations we are
recommending "
In a copyrighted story, the
Herald Examiner said police had
not been able to prove or
disprove whether Ms. Smith was
an accessory to murder in
Belushi's drug overdose by
aiding him to use the drugs.
Robert Sheahen, Ms. Smith's
attorney, said Monday he was
unable to reach his client in
Toronto, Canada, to discuss the
articles.
The Herald Examiner also said
Belushi's fami ly hired two
private detectives and sent
Belushi's sister-in-law. attorney
Pam Jacklin of Portland, Ore. to
irurview police.
WAS THIS TRIP NECESSARY? V alinda
Hash (left) and Jodie Grable "bask" in the
subdued sunshine of a cool and overcast dav on
D.ily ll'llet lfhoto by 0My A"*-
the Huntington Beach sands. They said it "was
warm and sunny when they left Whittier.
Man goes 'berserk' Highlights
of shuttle
aboard Mianii plane scheduled
MIAMI (AP) -A man aboard
a commuter plane Clying from
Sarasota to Miami "went
berserk," attacking two pilots
and three passengers, and
tampering with controls before
he surrendered, authorities say.
Pilot Ron Frank suUered a cut
eye as he fought off Enrique
Caicedo Lopez aboard
Provincetown-Boston Airlines
F]jght I 185 Monday night. The
four others aboard were unhurt.
Frank, 34, and co-piloi Ron
Howard managed to push Lopez,
38, of Bogota, Colombia, out of
the open cockpit and steadied the
craft after the disturbance -
about 30 minutes west of Miami
international Airport, and Lopez.
weeping and shirtless, was
arrested, FBI agent Perry
Donahue said.
The plane was beginning its
descent Monday night when
Lopez "began beating on the
passengers," PBA President
Peter Van Arsdale said.
"He just went berserk, beating
on everyone while the pilot was
tryinR to fly," VanArsdale said.
Frank radioed for emergency
assistance after Lopez ran into
the cockpit and began tampering
with instruments, Donahue said.
But J·ust as suddenly as the
inci ent e rupted, the man
"became complacent," he said.
VanAnldale said the craft was
never in danger of crashing.
Federal officials charged
Lopez with interfering with a
flight crew, a felony. He was
taken to Jackson Memorial
Hospital for psychological
evaluation, Donahue said.
The FBI, saying Lopez may
have been under the influence of
drugs. recommended he be held
in lieu of $100,000 bond.
He was to face a hearing today
before a federal judge in Miami.
The Naples-based airline offers
flights from Boston and the Cape
Cod, Mass., area to New York
and several southern Florida
cities. The earner has been in
business for 35 years.
Verdict OK
on Donovan
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla.
(AP) -Here are sch eduled
highlights for today and
Wednesday. the space shuttle's
third and fourth days in space:
TODAY 5 p.m -Dinner ol Deel wttll bart>ecue
aauce and lemon pudding
1 10 p.m -Sleep
WEDNESDAY: 3: 10 a.m. -Wakeup
4:20 am -Breaklast ol dried apricots.
roll, vanWla lnatant breaklut.
5·45 and 6 45 a m -Gatl'Mlt data on o.tense Oepanment p1ytoad.
6 46 a m -Hartalleld 1t11ta pllarm&eeullcal pr~lng test.
1 45 a m Ken Mattingly uerclMS.
9 5" 11 m Radiator teat
10 05 e m -Luncll of ground beet,
noodles and chle'ken encl peers.
12 15 pm -Televlalon tranemlselon ol
crew 11ctlvlllea.
2 08 p m -Hartsfield exercises
3.05 p m -Navlgetlon checks
3 50 p m -Otnner ol tuna. macaroni and
ell-end peach amt>ros.a
6 pm -Sleec>
* * From Page A1
SPACE.
*
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the parcel about as MatlUlgly
triggers steering jets to evaluate
how the satellite-loaded arm will
be affected by the firings.
Israelis
say PLO
stalling
By The A11oclaced Pres•
A senior 1.araeU offlclal today
accused lhe Pale.tine Liberation
Organb.aUon of ital.Ung and lyina
about leaving west Beirut, -ana
warned this could bring "enave
resuJts."
He did not elaborate, but the
Implicatio n wae that Iaraeli
forces might storm the encircled
PLO stronghold in the Lebaneee
capital. Israel showered we1t
Beirut with leaflets Sunday and
Monday saying time waa 1ho.rt
and urging residenta to flee.
The latett warning came after
the PLO waa reported to have
rejected Israeli demand• to
surrender anns and ride buses to
Syria. proposing lnatead to keep
~r90nal weapons and leave by
boat.
The Israel official told
reporteni in Tel Aviv that Israel
felt negotiations between the
PLO and Lebanese offidala were
"not advancing as they should at
this stage."
Israel had the impression, lhe
official said, that the PLO "ia not
negotiating with their Lebane9e
counterpart.a in good faith. They
are playing for time and lying
about their intention to leave.
"We are not speaking of an
unlimited time, and the behavior
of the PLO can have very grave
results," he said.
The official refused to di.Bcuss
what "grave results" Israel was
threatening.
"Uur aim is to get the PLO out
of Beirut and Lebanon by
diplomatic means and without
bloodshed. If they refuse to
leave, the Cabinet will have to
consider what else to do," he
said.
Meanwhile, the IO-nation
European Common Market in
Brussels today condemned
Israel's 24-day-old invasion of
Lebanon and urged both Israel
and the PLO to leave Beirut, and
Egypt sent an envoy to Paris as
part of a new initiative aimed at
resolving the crisis and bringing
about an Israeli withdrawal.
School pot
penalty eyed
SACRAMENTO (AP) -The
possession of marijuana on 9Chool
grounds would be punished more
harshly than possession
elsewhere, under a bill approved
by the Assembly Criminal Justice
Committee.
Cool and cloudy WASHINGTON (AP) -Labor
Secretary Raymond J . Donovan,
free of the threat of federal
criminal prosecution, still awaits
judgment in Congr~ and the
White House on whether he can
politically survive the unproven
allegations linkmg him with the
criminal underworld.
ln the middle of his work,
Hartsfield broke the space-to-
ground silence with a one word
expletive in his finest Alabama
drawl.
SB1351 by Sen. Robert
Presley, D-Riverside, went to the
Ways and Means Committee on
an 8-0 vote Monday.
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toolgnt with lows or !>4 to 60 wevea encl • 1-to 3-1001 -teny
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border and. out 60 mt<. Small
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93 73 Onterlo aa 68 Palm Springs
108 78 Puo RoOlea
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72 82 Sacremen10
81 71 Salines 11 59 Sen Bernardino
73 81 Sen Gebl'lal
97 69 San Diego
98 78 San Franolaco
68 56 San JON
80 7 I Santa Ana
93 58 S1nt1 Berbere 86 69 Sante Cruz
89 77 Sente Marla
11 50 Sant• Monica
86 58 Slockton
83 81 Tlhoe Valley
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104 71 Torranoe
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Donovan flashed the lhumbs-
up sign for victory after special
prosecutor Leon Silverman
announced Monday the.re wasn't
enough evidence to indict the
Reagan administration Cabinet
officer.
"D--," he said m no apparent
anger or dismay.
In subsequent remarks, he
never mentioned the outburst.
There was no explanation from
Mission Control.
At reveille, Mission Control
beamed "Hold that Tiger," an
Auburn University pep song, and
Hartsfield responded in rhyme:
"Good afternoon, we love that
tune."
WEDDINGS
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reduced possession of small
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infraction with a maximum $100
fine. The bill would allow a fine
of up to $500 for any violator,
and a sentence of up to six
months in jail for an adult non-
student, or lO days in juvenile
hall for a student.
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F.agle of the U.S . Coast Guard passes before a
throng of spectators in Newport, R.I., during
A' Wltephoto the parade of tall ships. The ships were in
Newport as their last stop on a three-city
United States tour.
Governn1ent candidate favored
Party founded in 1929 has n ever lost Mexican election
VERACRUZ, Mexico (AP) -
Miguel de la Madrid Hurtado, a
48-year-old Harvard graduate, is
the easy favorite to win the July
4 e lection for a six-year term as
president of Mexico, where his
party has controlled the
government for the past 53 years.
But the heir apparen t to
President Jose Lopez Portillo
faces a tough challenge in trying
to find solutions to economic and
social problems in a nation
divided between the haves and
the have-nots.
"The great task we have ahead
High court upholds
TV violence ruling
WASHINGTON (AP) -The
Supreme Court has left intact
rulings that television networks
and stations almost never can be
held legally responsible when
violence portrayed in broadcasts
la imitated in reaJ life.
The justices, without comment
Monday, r efused to revive a
lawsuit seeking $11 rrullion Cora
9-year-old girl sexually abused
four days after an NBC movie
dramatically portrayed a similar
crime.
Low er courts sa id the
Con s titution's free -speech
protections bar such sui ts unless a
televisiofl program actually
"incites" criminaJ action.
On Sept. 10, 1974, NBC ran the
fictionaJ drama "Born Innocent."
a two-hour movie broadcast in
the San Francisco a r ea by
KRON-TV.
The movie dealt with the life
of an unwanted child, a teen-age
girl. In one segment, .the girl was
assaulted by oth e r fe male
reformatory inmates and
artificially raped with a wooden
handle.
Four days later , a San
Francisco girl was attacked by
four older girls on a local beach
and artificially raped with a beer
bottle.
NBC and KRON-TV's owner.
the Chronicle Publishina,, Co .•
were named as defendants in a
civil suit seeking $1 million in
compensatory damages and $10
million in punitive damages for
the girl.
The four girls arrested in the
San Francisco sex attack told
police they got the idea for their
crime from watching "Born
Innocent.''
The girls, ages 10 to 15. were
chfµged in juvenile proceedings
for which all records were sealed.
They reportedly are on probation
nttw.
After one trip to the nation's
highest court in 1978, the way
was cleared for a triaJ on the civil
SUit.
In his opening statement on
behalf of his young client, San
Francisco lawyer Marvin Lewis
told jurors:
"At no time in this triaJ are we
going to prove that ei t her
through negligence or
recklessness there was
incitement, which .. .is telling
som~ne to go out, encouraging
them, directing them. to commit
crime ...
"AU of our proof wiU not be
based on any type of incitement
but will be based on stimulation,
fo reseeability. n e gligence.
proximate cause," Lewis told
jurors.
The trial judge then threw out
the suit, ruling that if Lewis
could not prove NBC and
KRON-TV incited the crime they
could not be held legally
responsible ..
The judge relied on a 1969
Supreme Court decision stating
that otherwise-protected speech
cannot be punished for
precipitating a crime unless it is
shown to have incited. or urged,
imme diate Jaw breaking. A
California appeals court upheld
the dismissal order.
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of us is to use what we have
achieved in moder nization. In
development, to raise up thoee
other Mexicans who still have
not reached levels of material,
educational and sanit ary
well-being," de la Madrid said in
an I nt e r vie w with The
Associated Press.
"I believe it is the aspiration of
Mexicans to be able to creace
sufficient, well-paid employment
for all," he said during a bua ride
between campaign a topa in
farm -dotted and oil -rich
Veracruz state, 300 miles
southeast of Mexico City a.long
the nation's Gulf Cout.
De la Madrid is the candidate
of the ruling Institutional
Revolutionary Party, which baa
not 106t a major election since it
was founded in 1929.
An economist who received a
m aste r 's d egr ee in public
administration from Harvard in
1965. de la Madrid reviewed the
nation's economic problems, his
h opes for ridding Mexico of
rampant corruption and for
maintaining the nation's
independent course in relations
with the United States and other
nations.
The employment problem is
intricately r elated with
U.S.-Mexican relations. de la
Madrid said. Mexico recogniz.es
the U.S. right to regulate the
influx of Mexican aliens, he said,
a system "that functions to the
benefit of both countries." But
the United States is obliged to
"respect the human rights and
working rights of o ur
compatriots.
"In the United States there is a
r eal s tructural deman d for
Mexican labor," he said. "It also
follows our own insufficiency in
creating new jobs in Mexico." An
estimated 40 percent of workillj[
age people in this nation of 70
million do not work.
De la Madrid acknowledged
differences in opinion between
American and Mexican leaders,
but preferred to characterize the
problems as those among families
and close friends.
De la Madrid serve d as
planning and budget min ister
under Lopez Portillo until he was
tapped as the new presidentiaJ
candidate last Sept. 25. The
designation virtually guarantees
him the presidency.
Until a 1978 party reform plan,
only the PRI -an umbrella
organization that spans the
political spectrum -could field
' presidential candidates. This year
there are 1even candidatee for
' president, r anging from the
conservative right to the
communlat-domi.nated left.
With a vut political machine
that covers all aspects of political
' and IOCial life -as well u ac:celS
to the news med.la -there la
Utt.le doubt that de la Madrid will
u win.
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PHU.,ADELPHIA (AP) -
With no apparent bta wlnnera or
l oaera In the presidential
competition at the Democratic
Party's midterm conference, the
•tandlncs ln the nice for 1984
nomination look WlChanaed.
The front-runners -Sen.
Edward M. Kennedy and fonner
V ice President Walter F .
M ondale -retained their
positions with s trong
performances, and none of the
second tier o f prealdentlal
aspiranta wu able to joln them.
The closing seulon S unday
belonged to Kennedy . Nearly
everyone jammed into t h e
convention hall for his speech
1111 AlllYBll
wu anticipating a repeat of his
performance at the party's 1980
national convention.
Mondale gave the most rousing
speech during Frtd.ay's opening
aeeaion, and many of the political
proe at the conference felt the
forme r vice president helped
himself with a delivery more
fiery than he has used in the
put.
Sens. John Glenn, Gary Hart,
Alan Cranston and Ernest F .
Hollings, who all spoke Frtday,
provided no surprises -none
Racial imbalance
seen in military
WASHING TON (AP) -The
military has become racially
imbalanced, meaning black s
cou ld d ie In "grossly
disproportionate numbers"
during the early stages of a war,
a study says.
The study released by the
Brookings Institution propa;ed. a
preaidentia l comm ission be
appointed to study a lternate
concepts of service.
The 190-page study said the
prospect that blacks would suffer
as many as half of the total U.S.
combat casualties early in a war
"impales the n ation on the
horns" o f this particularly
difficult question:
"Does the fact that blacks will
probably die in grossly
disproportionate numbers, at
least initially, in defense o f
nation.al interests outweigh the
fact that the armed forces
provide many blacka with their
only bridge from the 'pennanent
und~' to a better life?"
The atudy by the avowedly
independent and ~hartisan
reeearch Institution ed that
critics of the decision to abolish
the draft nine years ago warned
that a n all-volu n teer force
"wo uld become increasingly ·
unrepresentative of ... society."
Last year, according to the
study. blacks accounted £or more
than 33 percent of the Anny's
enlisted soldiers and 22 percent
of the Marines. That compares
with about 12 percent blacks in
the nation's total military age
population -a figure roughly in
line with the black content of
U.S. ground forces just before
the draft ended. the report said.
The Navy's black enlisted
representation was about equal
to the black proportion of the
military-age population. w hile
the A ir Force proportion was
slightly higher.
At the same time, the report
noted that b l a c k s are
underrepresented in the officer
corps. Only a little over 5 percent
of those holding com.missions are
black , it said. There are 2.1
million men and women in the
armed services.
Since blacks make up more
than half the strength of some
combat battalions, the report said
there is concern that black
soldier s and M arines would
suffer a high proportion of battle
lo8aes early.
matched Kennedy pnd Mondale
as stump speakers.
So o n the bula of public
performances. It 1tJU looka like a
two-man race tor the 1984
n o m ination with Ken n e dy
holding a slight edge over
Mondale.
"He's clearly the front-runner
at this stage," Rep. Morria Udall
of Arizona said about Kennedy.
J essie Rattley, a Democratic
Party official from Newport
News. Va .. summed up the
presidential race (his way:
"It was excellent," she said of
Kennedy's speech. "But we all
expected an excellent apeech ...
But while many enjoyed t he
speech, h e didn't win over
everybody. From the commenta
I've heard around, it's still
between Kennedy and Mondale
in 1984."
Former Gov. Reubin Askew of
Florida. who decided not to
compete with the others as a
public speaker, spent all his time
buttonholing delegates In his
trailer as well as at many of the
endless receptions.
How well the candidates did in
thell' quiet chats with the party
a c tivists wh o ca me to
Philadelphia was hard to asaeas.
And since none of them clearly
runnin g for the presidential
nomination has announced his
candidacy, the conversations
with delegates were necessarily
circumspect.
Stay loose. don't get committed.
too early was the thrust of what
the men chasing the front-
runners had to say.
As for Kennedy:
"I tell them that I'm running
for re-election in Massachusetts,
that I'm vitally interested in the
future of the Democratic Party,"
Kennedy said in an interview.
But what does he say when
they press him about 1984?
"Then I say I'm working for
1982. l'm going to be involved in
the debates in the Senate beyond
that . . . I want to maintain my
contacts with people around the
country and support candidates
and work with people and any
decision about the future will be
made in the future."
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DEAR PAT: I've aeeo advertlsemen11
that 35 grams of honeybee pollen each day
woaJd satisfy the total nutrition needs of the
average person. What do think about that?
K.E., Corona del Mar
Not much. Bee pollen 1a being widely
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protein. and more. However, 35 grams (less
than four tablespoons) of even the most
energy-dense food component, fat, would
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DEAR PAT: I aoderstaod die Fedenl
Trade Comml11lon Intends to propose a
revlaed rule dealing with ued car aalu
acUces. Since the House of Repr. eta&atives
joined the Senate lo votfag to reject
's previous trade regulation rale on •led
cars, I'd like to know what tile revised
proposal locludea.
T.B., Cotta Mesa
The revised proposal would require that
used car dealers post a window sticker in
every car, giving the following infonnation:
-A warning that spoken promises are
difficult to enforce, and a suggestion to get all
promises in writing.
· -A su ggestion that the prospective
buyer ask i{ the car may be inspected by an
independent mechanic.
-A prominent statement explaining
what the tenn "as is" means.
-An identification of the major
mechanical and safety systems of the car. For
each major system, the dealer would be
required to indicate whether it was
"warranted" or "as is."
-A listing by the dealer of the
warranties provided, if any.
-Information about the availability and
terms of any service contracts along with an
advisory statement saying that consumers may
have additional "implied warranties" rights
under state Jaws.
The revised FTC proposal is not expected
to require used car dealers to disclose known
defects -a requirement of the defeated rule.
When the rule is formally proposed.
consumers will have an opportunity to
comment.
DEAR PAT: U a person baa an auto
accident and pay1 for the damages to the
other car, are tbeae expenaea deductible?
T.W., Corona del Mar
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someone else's property, even in a casualty
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Jazz greats stir 'Kool Festival'
PE FO MS -
V~allat Nancy Wilson
performed at
Carnegie Hall ln New
York joining other
jazz greats as part of
the lineup in the Kool
Jazz Festival.
By BARRY HANSON
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NEW \'ORK JMZl ba&slata hOVC'
traditionally hlld thl'ir pl.aloe -In lht-
back of the band. holdlni together the
rhythmic foundation whale solol1tts
performed up front.
But Jaco Pastorius, who with has Word
of Mouth Big Band was featured Sunduy
nlaht at the Kool Jau Festival, ls no
traditional bassist. And the 9-piece
band that filled the 1tage of Avery
Fisher Hall put on a charging diaplay of
intricate, non-traditional arrangements.
Pastorius, whose work with Weather
Report helped boost that jazz-rock fusion
group to considerable popularity ln the
1970s, assembled an impressive group of
soloists -including Randy Brecker on
trumpet and Bobby Mintzer on tenor
saxophone and bass clarinet. Othello
Molineawc's steel drum work added a
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juu
Muklng u special appearam•e and
1hurm, the stuge most of the evening
WWI Toot.II Thleleman.'l, the sliver-hatred
JaU veteran whoee work on ham1onaca
was warmly appreciated by th~ ~·rowd of
about 1,000
l''rom the opening c~1c "Invitation"
to a. rousing rendition of the bluesy
"Baby Won't You Please Come Home,"
the band served up a variety of tunes.
Pastorius. a 31-year-old Florida native,
has emerged as one of the leading
figures in a style that gives electric bass
players a significant musical role and not
juat a position in the rhythm section.
With technical dexterity, the pony-
tailed Pastorius crafted melodic runs
using chords instead of single notes,
fluhed lightning-fast solos and drove the
band with auch pereussive intensity you
•
sometlmn <.vuldn't tell whether a aound
waa hi• or th11t ut drummer Peter
Erskine or l'Onga player Don Alias.
"I play the bus as If l were elaytng a
human voice," he On<.'e s~ud. "I play liker
spt>ak I like singers . . "
Brocker and Mintier Wied electronic
devicee w enhance the sound of their
Ins trume nts The reault was an
interesting effect, but sometimes
detracted from their virtuosity as
soloists.
In clear l y non -traditional
instrumentation. David Bargeron was
featured in a lengthy tuba solo. And
Peter Gordon on French horn offered a
haunting musical essay as Pastorius laid
down a fast repNiuve foundation with
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House 111oves to block
Watt's wilderness move
The H oUSl' Int t>rlor
Committee rl'actcd s harply last
week to lnterlor S<.'<.'rei.iry James
Watt's attl•mpt to open certt:1ln
wildern ess ar·eas to oil and gas
drilling.
In a 34-7 vote, the committee
reco mm e nd e d passage o f
legislation that would bar all such
activities in 32 million acres of
wild e rne ss pre se r ves
recomme nded for fe d e ral
protection by the U.S. F orest
Service.
The proposed le g1 s la lio n
would impose an immediate ban
on drilling a nd w ould permit the
reopening of s pecific areas only 1{
the president declared an "urgent
nationaJ need'' and both houses of
Congress concurred.
Under the Wild<1rness Act of
1964. all wilderness a reas would
be closed permanently to mining
and drilling activities starting at
the end of 1983.
Stric tly sp ea king, s u c h
activities have been legal, but in
practice fed eral land managers
have complied with the spirit of
'
the aet by 1ssumg only a fow 1>ud1
leases sinee Its p~S8a~l'.
How<'Ver, thC' picture ehunl(l'U
last year with Watt's cull for
increased exp lo r atio n and
d evelopment nf resourl't:S on
federal lands.
Leas1 ng recommenda lion s
were drawn for wilderness areas
in Montana. Wyoming, California,
Washington and Arkansas and
three oil leases were granted in
New Mexico's Capitan Wilderness.
At present, about 1,000 least'
applications covering three m1lhon
acr es have b een filed and art•
awaiting a pproval.
Faced with a storm of
o pposit1on. Watt suggeste d that
Congress had better change the
law. Without such a change, he
said, he believed he was required
to approve the leases.
He did, however , agree to a
moratorium on leasing until the
e nd of thi s year, pending
congressiona l action .
That appears to be imminent,
and rightly so.
Employee cost-cutters
Once a month Orange County
supervisors give financial awards
ranging from $10 to $1,500 to
employees who have ways to cut
gove rnment costs.
The county's employee
suggestion program is six years
old. Officials estimate since its
inception more than $2 million has
been saved -a figure that
actually may be low since only
first-year savings a rc tabulated for
any one idea.
What makes the county's
program particularly e ffective 1s
that employees who come up with
ideas get more than a certificate of
a ppreciation or a small gift.
They get a ch eck fo r l 0
percent of the actual estimated
Spoils system
Less than l 0 days afte r the
primary e lec ti on i n whic h
California voters abolished state
inheritance taxes, the state Senate, .1
in a re markably 1llog1cal move,
approved a bill to save the
lucrative jobs of 180 inheritance
tax re ferees.
The referees, who have only
to pass a Civil Service test. are
appointed by the state controller
and charged with assessing the
value of estates to detennine the
amount of inheritance tax due.
Their pay is -o r was -a
percentage of the estate asses.5ed
and some h ave been able to make
up to $100,000 a year from the
part-time jobs.
The n ew bill , which
originated in the Assembly. would
•
cash savings. to a maximum of
$1 ,500 . The fin a n cial
remuneration makes for a strong
incentive.
Ideas come in all varieties.
Recent winners have dealt with
everyt hing from seeding of
e r osion -pr o n e s l o p es to
ma intenance contracts fo r county-
owned e lectric t y pe write rs to
transferring files among municipal
courtrooms.
And the ideas ket!p coming in.
Many e mployees. like $1 ,500
award winne r J ack Frabl of
Huntington Beach, have three or
four ideas in the hopper.
Keep 'em coming m, county
e mployees. The winning idea may
be your own .
• survives
put the displaced inheritance tax
refe rees to w o rk unde r the
probate court system to set values
on property in a n estate for a
minimum fee of $25 to $50 uo to a
$5.000 maximum.
Pro ponents of t h e measure
insist it is needed to continue the
orderly administration of estates
pending revision of the Probate
Ccxie and that it precludes abuses
that have occurred in the past.
Opponents call it the last vestige
of a political spoils system .
State Sen . John Schmitz.,
with whom we have to agree for
once, puts it more bluntly. Says
he. "This is a raw attempt to save urn patron age jobs." Indeed it
appears that way.
Opinions expressed 1n the space abOve are those of lhe Daily Pilot. Other views e x· pressed on this page are those of their authors and art 1sts. Reader comment 1s invit-
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6-'2·-'321.
L.M. Boyd/ Lights out
The high cost. of electricity has
prompted numerous building
managers, i n c l uding c ampus
caretakers, to turn off the lights.
Brings to mind the observation of
Thomas F.di.son: "Colleges shouldn't
have to choose between lighting their
buildings and e nlightening their
students.''
Little better than 40 percent of all
the pape.r money afloat ln this country
now is in $100 bills. Fifteen yea.rs ago
that was true of only about 2 1
percent.
Of 1.284 consecutive births, only 32
arrived on the expected dates. Late
arrivals, 827. Early arrivals, 425.
Theae figures come out of a California
atudy. They indicate there's only
about one chance in 40 that a baby
will be born on the date the doctor
predlcb. And almost twice as many
bebiea are born late as early.
Q. Why ia the amount of alcohol in
liquor called lta "proof?" .
A. Becauae early sellers offered
"proor• ·Of the alcohol content. They
O RANGE COA ST
DailJPilat
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used liquor-soaked gunpowder They
lit it. If it burned, they satd, that was
100-percent proof it was 50-percent
alcohol. Evidently they figured it
sounded better to say "100-percent
proot•• than to say "50-percent
alcohol." Promoters have been known
to think that way.
Milk and cookies come out first in
o ne ranking, anyhow: as the moat
preferred bedtime snack.
Q. Where in the Bible does it say
you're not s upposed to talk when you
dine?
A. That's in the Talmud: "Eating
should be done in silence ... "It's not
treated as a matter of reverence, but
of safety. To prevent ch oking on food
Is it true that som e women who
routinely color their hair find It
difficult to make the color take when
they're pregnant? Such is the claim of
one hair exper\.
Q. How many times wu Eniland'a
Queen Victoria pregnant?
A. Nlne.
ThorN11 P. Haley
Pub II sher
Tltomas A.""'""""'' Editor
11r1Nra KrtH•lc"
EdUorl•I Pao-ldllOr
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PLO thugs ravage Lebanon
OCCUPIED LEBANON -Israeli's
accusation against the PLO as a rogue
elephant whose a rms and swagge r
created resentment a nd fear in
L e banon 's largest cities was no
fabricat1on.
That ~ clearer as the initial
shock of the Israeli invasion diSStpates
and the Lebanese, picking up the
threads of life. start talking.
THE PLO WAS was born o ut of
Israell's statehood in Palesune and its
later occupation of the West Bank and
Gaza. creating generations of refugees.
Once incorruptible, i ts extraordinary
su~ in accumulating arms and money
despite poLitical failure to retrieve part of
its land has made the PLO itself an
occupying power -a· power without
responsibility
The a mbit ion o f the PLO -
Palestinian self-determination on the
West Bank -remains an exemplary
cause that President Reagan may soon
decide needs redemption. But the PLO's
methods of attaining it in Lebanese cities
we visited up to Beirut tend to support
Is rael's claim that the PLO has become
penneated by thugs and adventurers.
"The worst elements in the PLO took
over fro m the best," a Chr istian
Lebanese surgeon told us in Sidon. A
whiff of decaying flesh was in the air
from bodies rotting under tons of debris
bulldozed ort the main streets.
We encountered the s urgeo n by
chance. We asked him how the people of
Sidon like the Israeli invad e rs . His
answer: "If you want to know, come to
my farm and !14*' "
The farm , o n a s trategic hilltop
overlooking the harbor, had been taken
over without negotiation, compensation
or advance n otice by local PLO
commanders in 1974. The house was
litter~ with the refuse of six years -
filthy unifonns, broken chairs, slogans r:..r:;
1-,-•• -.-.-n-1-1 ~ !-
on the walls. That was the least of it.
Two small barns were packed with
munitions, guns, dynamite. detonators,
even made-in-Americ.a helmets still in
their crates.
Hidden 1n the o rc hard were two
heavy-artillery pieces. In a shed in the
pig pen were do:iens of unopened cartons
of hand grenades. The wreckage of 12
automobiles. said by the surgeon-farmer
to have been "requisitioned" by the PLO
down in the city, littered the front yard .
"You ask how do we like the Israelis,"
the doctor said. "Now you can see.
Compared to the hell we have had in
Lebanon, the Israelis are brothers."
While the PLO occupied and ravaged
his farm, the surgeon-farmer lived in a
small downtown apartl)1ent. But for the
60,000 Lebanese in Sidon (a population
that had s w e lled with 240,000
Palesunian refugees by the ttme the
Israeli army arrived). surv1vmg the PLO
was anoth~r kind of hell.
A young teacher told us about 1t. A
Shi'ite Moslem, she had Jost an uncle
killed in the lsraeh 11was1on. Her brother
was being held by the Israelis. That
would seem to be reason for anger, but
there was none .. We have not been able
to keep our schools open," she told us
The PLO toughs made classrooms too
dangerous. Gu ls wert· molested. Schools
shut down
With her wen• three other young
Lebanese A Marontte Christian. a
Shi'ite Moslem and a Sunru Moslem
Each m tum told a s1m1Jar story an
apartment taken over by lhe PLO, cars
stolen, thievery in town up by a recorded
5,000 percent. vineyards and orchards
ruined
ISRAELI SOLDERS were conspicuous
everywhere in Tyre and Sidon on our
June 22 visit They represented a totality
of military power inconceivable to the
onJy people contiguous to the Jewish
state never -until June 6 -invaded by
the might of Israel
Yet, in the 1wo cities of Tyre and
Sidon, there is reason to believe the
Israeli casualty count: a total 250 killed
and Jess than 1,000 wounded
Perhaps those low casualties had some
impact on the Lebanese when the
shooting stopped. Perhaps the final
outcome in Beirut will change opiruons
even here. Bui that seemed unlikely.
More probable m the aftennath of the
Lebanese mvas1on is this. The PLO is
Justly accused of a grave disservice to the
people who took them m here and to the
people they represent. To them.selves.
the disservice IS greatest of all
Here's one unemployment solution
I wasn't m the least surprised to find
in the mail an engraved card from Hiram
Frogg University which read:
··w e regret to infonn you that the
98th Comme n cem e nt Exercises,
scheduled for June 15. have been
canceli?d due to lack of interest." ·
I RECALLED the shambles created at
last year's commencement by Chancellor
Hiram Frogg's address entitled, "The
Challenges You Will Face as You Go
Forth into the World."
The chancellor was scarcely 20
minutes into the challenges when the
entire senior class bro k e and ran,
shedding caps and gowns as they fled,
hiding in trees, chaining themselves to
statuary and chanting, "Hell no! We
Won 't Go!" It was 48 hours before
campus pohce could round up the last of
them and heave them bodily out the
gates.
And with the economy in far worse
shape this year, I could see why no
student in his right mind would even
consider graduating. Unfortunately, I
figured without our son, Mordred, who
JUSl happens to be a senior at Frogg U.
There he was at our door wtth a bag of
dirty laundry and a defiant look in his eye.
"Mordred," I said. "you've flunked
out."
"No. Dad," he saJd, "l simply felt that
~~·
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~. ART HOPPI
1
after four years of college it was time for
me to leave those cloistered halls and go
·out and get a job."
A job! That lud always was a born
troublemaker.
"Mordred." I said, trying to reason
with him, "with unemployment at 9.5
percent, your mother and I could never
hold our heads up again if you took
away a job bagging groceries from some
middle-management executive with a
wife and children to support.
"But I'm sick of college," he said. "l
want to get out into society and make
Scandal feared more than s in
Though ts at Large:
-The "cult of respectability'' is the
unacknowledged religion of most people.
who fear scandal more than sin, and
whose aim is not so much to do well as to
be well-thought-of. (Which is doubtless
why J esus sought out the company of
the disreputable).
-More wives know the power of
speech than understand the power of
IYlllY HIRlll
silence: for what ls called "sulkJng" ln
domes tic discord is often a treater
weapon to bring a huaband to terms than
a waaing tongue. which only stltfona
hia obduracy.
-~t we loo.tly call "the outltde
world" ta more a refioctlon of ow.Iv.
lhan we realise: \he aenaiUve per.on
Uvoe Ln 1 world of anubl and .U,hta, the
f..,.,ul penon ln • wor)d of ...-U-1 lhe
IWIDldoui pttlOft ln I world of demltl
and I.hi IJ'UP.'1\1 P'l'IDn In a wodd ol
pwd: lot whl\ Wt c..rm ",...Ut.11' II
mo1t11 1 rtfractlon of our OVfft
ptr1on1Jl\IH In &h• prt1"' of th• uni
Missionaries of any sort have
always left m e cold. for if a man (or
woman) practices h is or her native
religion faithfully, he is doing better
than 90 percent of the commlllUcants of
the converting religion.
-Despotism is always bound to fail,
for the reason given a century ago by
Disr aeli, when that shrewd prime
minister observed: "No government can
be long 9eCW'e without a formidable
opposition."
-Driving through the city's slums up
through the exclusive suburbs and
observinl the garagec on the grounds, I
waa reminded of the wry remark made
by Emat August, the Elector of Hanover,
on seeing Louis XIV 's stables at
Veraalllea: "Lea chevaux du roi de
France aont mieux loges que mol" -
''The hot"llM of the king ol France are
better howed than l.'' (And 300 ye•n
llt«r. &he autol of the rich are better
hcnad than the f&mllj91 of the poor).
-Wh1l mak e• 10 many popular
~t.tnalner9 take IO drink and dn.lp la
tht deep~ betWeef1 the public
percep\lon of lhtm and their own
prlYll\e lrup of tMnllv.. -n.. who .,.. alwaya H~N
lht wonl dOi\'t know how to haNtle lht ~when It bet.U. lhtm, Md UilUAlly
m.11.e \he ~ of u -• .., •Qmp&e
of the lf.tullUllnt PfVpMcy.
something or myself "
"You don·t even have your bachelor's
degree yet," I protested. "You can't hold
a Tupperware party without a B.A."
"I'd have 1t by now," said Mordred
grumpily, .. if they hadn't changed Frogg
U from a four-year college to a five-year
college."
"And next June, if things haven't
improved. they're going to make it a
six-year college." I said. "ln fact, there's
talk of raising the mandatory school
attendance age from 16 to 25 in order to
keep you young no-goods off the streets
and out of the unemployment lines."
"But what am I going to do at that
dumb university?"'
"Get a decent education. Who knows?
With a couple of M.B.A 's and a Ph.D.
you could aspire to become a keypunch
operator. After all. h ave you taken
Algebra V yet? Or French XVII?"
"It's a bore."
"Well, think of your sports career.
There's no reason you couldn't red shirt
m field hockey for several more years."
MOR DR ED HESITATED. "We ll,
okay," he said at last. ''But at least let me
t ake t h e summer off That place is
drivmg me up the wall "
I shook my head. "Impossible," I srud
firmly "We allow you off campus and
the first thing we know , you 'l) be
sneakmg out behind our backs to take a
job stuffing napkin holders ln some all-
mght cafeteria."
"Honest, Dad," he pleaded, "I promise
I won't even look for work. I'll just lie
around the house all day watch..i.ng ~
vee and scarfing leftovers out of the
'frige'."
Oh, he sounded sincere. But I know
Mordred. He dreams great dreams, but
he lacks self~pline. So l called the
e&mJ*S police and had them take him
back unUl the economy improves.
l wonder If the curriculum includes
French XXvtJ'>
lllllY Ill
With all the abule and risk police and
other public 11rv1nta have to take
now1d1y1 will th• Um. come when
nobody wtU want co apply for the~?
BYITAHDD
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lldet ... ,_ bfkl• hon
eymoonlng •t • llMllh af>9
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I••'• deughter H•k•
Simon'• pralectlon from
hwputa!WI
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HAWAII l'M-4
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Mc:Gerrett to Ille poeelbill·
ly OI germ wet1.,. end ll'la
IOA of H1w1111·1 eugar
crop. ID HUMAHl'TIE8
THN>UOH THE A"TI
"Ouwn1 An lml11llon 01
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( 1979) Scott Beto. Oreg
Bradford. A 111noeome
young 111a1w latte tn love at
Iha looal rollar-<lleco rink,
wher• ha 11 challenged by
• atreet gang IM<lllf In a
champlon1hlp conteal
'PO'
OMOVIE • * *'"' "On Th4I Town" (1950) 0-Kelly, Fran~
Slnatta A trio of talion
team up wtlll a IOI Orl-
and en antllropol0gl1t to
find• bMutllut gN1 whoM
picture Is displayed In tl'la
aubway 1:::10. HUMAN FACE Of'
~
"On9 Hundred Enl8'laln-
ment1" A tra....ilng acro-
bellc troupe le profiled,
Nlu1traUng Iha imp0(1ance
of entwtllnm41nl In Iha
li"9I 01 111e c111,_ peo-
ple (R)
ID AMENCAH
GOVEAHMEHT
"The living Con1Utut1on"
CJ)Q!NEWS tII 8AAHEY Miu.EA
Barney and hit men
become 1kep1ica1 about
Ille p<eclncl'e new Oetec-
llve
7:00 8 C88 NEWS D N8C .. EW8 9 l<UNOFU
Cline ttrugglee 10 aave •
)'OUng woman from or~
tddle11on
• A.llCNEW8 e KOJAI(
Kojllll la thwarted by Ille
FBI In his eflortl 10 nab Iha
llualw murdwlt' of •
pollclmen
• w•A•8 •H
Ptychl•lrlsl M•tot Freed-
man comes to Ille uytum
that Is the 40771h to clear
hit t-o and finds releeM
In 1t1 unique form ol lnaanl·
ly.
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REPORT
CJ) p .1111. MAGAZIHE 9 ENTERTAaNMEHT TONGHT
An lnteMaw with Rl<;haro
Stmmona. a nt1: MUPf>ET8
Gu.1: Rudolf Nu1eyev
(C)MOVIE
*. * "A Face In The
Crowd" ( 1957) Andy Orll·
11th, Patricia Neal A detel·
let ooee from • 1•11 cell 10
national recognjllon on Iha
strength of hi• humor and
mutlcal tei.nt
ail MOYIE
• • "Salurd•y Thi t•th"
( t981) Rlcherd S.Ojamln,
Pau18 Pranllu A~
di.co-lhll Iha llOuM
ttiey'w lnhertled la bl4ng
occupied by v1mplre1.
glloaU and uaorted mon-
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TITLE ROLE -Edward Jamee Olmos
stars in the title role of "The Ballad of
Gregorio Cortez,'' a docu-drama, tonight
at 9 on KCET.
Pwry Como. Anny wt....
1<8 Qiv.o a home by lhrM
~ wtio reno11111 en
Old Southwn plantetlon.
7:30 II 2 ON THE TOW..
Featured • min whO 11111
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S50,000; a man who finds
1oc1tlon1 '°' lllm produc-
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thl Atari plant to -whit
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Featured: '"' Nini BIBl'lC·
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looll 11 p<olaulonal extru;
a trip lo P1lm Springs.
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pre-Chr11tmu letter home
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Atlgeles Codgers !II YOO ASKED FOR IT
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end feel gr111 with thla
phyalcll 1111-1 program.
~ IJ UHIVEASE
Wlltll' Cronkite report• on
various occurrencaa end
phenomena In thl world of
ICilrloe. D Q! IMT MAWNCK
Outllrll II tried for murder
In • modi ttlal held lft•
h0ur1 at the Red Ox
Sak1on. (RI
• MOYIE
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S-Connety, Brigitta
8ardot A loner ....... I
group ot arlllocr111 from
Indian llt«* aft .. def911-
lng the Apedle Chief• aon
rn a 11pt11
D 0 HAl'f'Y °" Y8 Juet as .Joenll ii ready to
go study. ChlChl decidle
lo pl1y 1111 flald (R) 0 fil MOVIE
"S1mmy Somebody ..
( t975 Suaan Strubetg,
Jan SterMng A young min
becomes Involved with Iha
mob end eoon rlaes to
power Oul find• hlmaelf In
!rouble When he can'I tull-
1111 hla obllgahon• CD P.M. MAGAZJHE
Arnold SchwarianGQget
1elll1 about ·conen TM
Be1b1nan"; lhl history of
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Company
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'''· Vlma Lill A women end her COhorta recondl-
llon 1 Germen aub;.,,.lna
to uae In their robbery Of
lhaO-Mary
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called ou• to dlton111 a
born!> In 111 _.,,ICUlted llC·
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Tony Danz.a, Jaaalc• Wal·
,.,. Th,.. Ofangutan1 hold
the l)UIM ltrlngl 10 8 $5•
million lnhetltence. ·po·
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Bl1d1" ( t981) Georg•
HamHton, Leu1en Hutton
Thi hl<olc aon of old C1ft·
lornl1'1 f1mou1 juetlca
flgllt., la lncepacltlled by
• r1dlng kijuf"y. f()(clng hi•
loppillh brolhw to don thl
cape Ind mlUI 'PO' DMOVllt: * • "flguraa In A lend·
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$1\aw, MllColm McDowell
In an unnamed country,
two "*' llM their mltl1ary
pu,_. In !hi hope lhll
11\ey can rlleh lhe border
bl!Me capture 'PG'
t:310 8 THI TWO M' UI
Btentwood comaa up wltll
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Nan'1 houleguelt. (R)
8 0 L.AVIRHE AHO
9HR.EY
Shirley convlnc;et Carmina
to walk down Iha 11111 with
hw.(RIO
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Fell• brings home '" abandoned baby, much to
09car'• dlscomhtur•. ail THe G0UJEN AGE OF
TEl..EWMOH
"No Time FM SerG99nta"
A.My Griffith portreya •
Georgia boy wtio, once
Inducted Into 1111 Army,
Mii the mllttwy on Ill HI
Cl)WCMIE *... "Thi Gong ShOw Movie" (1980) Chuck
Ben1a, Robin Allmtn. A TV
hoet mull tonland wfth •
var<•ty of obttacl11.
Including natworll centora.
to put logelhw I oollectlon
of t>turra act• tor hll
allow. 'R'
t:OOG MOYIE * • * "Wlllll Mama"
( t980) 81111 Devi•. Erneet
Herden Jr To mlk1 and•
,,_t Wllhe>ut hiving 10
eccept W*lflrl payment•.
an aging widow tllkM In •
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Casale 1nvetllg81e1 an
Insurance clelm when e
boll 11 lou"d adrift with no
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fellow chit. (A) 0
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Jane, Allison Amgrlm
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Otmoe 11era tn an Ofiglnlll
play blMCf on • lollt belled
•bout 1 legandwy gun bit·
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and 1 Maxk:M-Amartcan.
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H«Wy IMCll 10 '"' -of Jactlle'a engagement in
• quite unexpected man.
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•"A Chenga Of Seaeon1"
( 1980) Sllltley Mac:Lelne,
A11thony Hopkln1. A mid·
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lier 111 'redlltleil knoll'• 9llO (JO lillOVtl lnn-t OI IOlln•llklv• ""'*'" «WN '""' • K.NXT (2) 9:00 -"Whl"' Mama." Bette u "HoQ wld" (1N01 •Cl\al•~·· ........... "' ......
>'°""I lllncl WOIMll tenor· Davi.a lt&.rl ln ato..v about an a'"'"'' widow '•11 O'~.,,.,.._, MlollMI " ......... ~"" ll9d In hat MeMalten • ~ •".. Oielln A lllgfl ac.hOOI cam-Comtnat1d" ( tt& 1) WIHlaM ..,_,,lft9j\, by uw.. "*' who takes in a 1treetwlae youth ws a Pl.II -.oi-'"" •lafllnO HOldaft. N1110¥ o.oa. "
•H•clllng 101 hlC1d1n boarder. Photo, below. poltlt '°' wtld I>'"'"' 11\d N1vy w b COf?lmanOlt 11
dNga TIOld 11 the l'ec>-hilarity wtlltl -11 CIMll-plegued With Mll•doubl
perdlnl Collage T'Mllra In d f cut young.I.,• dlc:ldl lo c;onoernlng 1 put ~t
M .. bll, 011111 KC ET ( 2 8 ) 9 : O O -"Th e Bo 11 a o ••• Oii • "PWdY "'°'QfGY-~ coet -(l'ltl1 ..., cm ...... Gregorio Cortez. Edward Jamee Olmoe Cll oq. 'PG' Nwt,.
Ian V•eeri, WNllWll 1<111, ... 1.. M xi American ln 0~ pl.av ot:JO (l)MOYll (I)• •• ,. "ChuChuAlld
MMthe ~ Md Chlta ..-)'I e can }~ ~ ,_. "Sklletown U 8 A .. Thi Philly AMII" {tHJ)
Nwlrl llM In t~ Tony a.bout 8 lejendary gun battle. p Oto, eft. (1971) Scott ~· q r"ll Alan Anon, C..ol 811•~
AW.,Cl•Wll\l\lnO mu11011 l•eOIO<CI ~ ltalld.ome All~ .. "*~-
that 11tOM • .,,,,.°'.. KA.BC(?) 1000 H .. -to Hart'' The )'OUl'lgtiltt••11•1111o ..... , bell p11~.,.. ».110o1wy
... ,oh for lwlllllment. : -4111 • ' thl IOcal •Ollar·dleoo rink, "' ... eni.t111net becofTla
TtptCS 11 Ol\tMlo'• Hfllllll. Harta are left an apparently worthless wn.r. 111 ''~by pennar1 1n 1 ~ to
tonl'leoe. Stamp by 8 Collect or before he is • ltrltl gang~ In I ma• moM'I' by rt1U'ln1119 .. D a fl\AMIHCIO "°40 -urde~. ch1mplo111hlp con II It I Iott IUllcaM IPG'
Mtcl\Mt TY!'-Mdl<a Illa •oy nN ·PO' 11::80 (C) • • llt;, "Thi M\'llo
t>.11k to forecloM on thl 4:IO. VOYAGlt:TOTHJ Men" (1962) Roj>ett Pt ...
Weldoll ,.,.,Md L-and KOCE (~0) 10:00 -Jane Fonda, Vanessa IOTTOMOf'Tl41MA •on. s111ti.y JOt*. A, .. ,. ma.m ~".:'co!~~ Red i rave star In A ca demy ... ~a.ion" :1~::,~·,=~ ~ :: • e ..we Award-wiJWng film. • * "Sao\Klty Al~" 110541 or91fl',. 1 bO)'t' I>~ ano
HART TO HART John 11111nd. boroth)I l1111dvtor19"tly ltlll In love
• ........, ..... '" • ••·•~ with en unm1rried lbtlvl· .......... , befor9 ,,. ,. mur• tn\.Movtt t .... Md "'OCluQ.loll ~-,.....,.._.
cleted, ' NfllP ooleotor '::-''8eturdey Thi 14th" ti« ... CD MOVIE en •
t11ve1 en tpp.,enlly (tNt) Richard 1en1a-•-, 1:00.IMcMe * • "Huaty" (t980) Helen 9 *• *' .. ~~lmfMS$/lll-~..._.. et-w110. ,..... ,_,_, Mluen, John ShH A ,., .. ( 1970) .,.,.ting ~ _ .. _ -·... '' ,... P-.... --1111 A"""''.... *** "E..._ Of Doom'' Thie Hett• (A)Q -...... . ........... ....._. n•ghtc;lub hOllHI Jefferaon Altpl-• MOYll dltoowr that Ille houle ( 19501 o.n. Andr-. F11-becomet Involved wtt11 , ~tary ol IM f\olllng
***Y. "JuN1'' (1tn) tfley'¥9 '"'*11«1 19 belnt ~ ~· my1111lou1 u"darworld St~•· tllell A(l'Wic,.n
Je na 'onda. VenHu ocoujMed by vamplrM. • _,.,,,.. auoc1111 who la •hf"let· '°"" lneludM-* ot tl'll ~....._ Wrtter Ullen ~ end -1ed mon-* * * * "The M.an Who lfled 1>y '* mvtderou1 ,.. rioting and murde< II an
HelltnM " dteMI lrlto the ~!.~ Shot Ublrty VlllaM•" to..... Aftemotll Speedw.,, ....
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llleln thrWt Of ~ • • "'rtneh l/lbtlllonl" John W1yne. 1:00 * • 11'1 "Thi SuMvor" reeiltMCUtlfOIUwt\en '* ( 1979) Marytlne Gulltauma, 1:10. MOYIE (18'1) Rot>ert Powtt, Jen.
doMll ctlildhood friend Crlt Mll1ln Tllrw women *'A "The TouchablH" ny AQuller A pilot 9ll<"YI,...
Malla her help 111111Ille-8'>11rlment '" ( 1998) Jud~ Huateble, 1 cataattopttlc t47 creall
CJ) THI! N>OTI M' ''*' _,c;n '°' lultflMmenl Eathw Andweon untcretched and -relies
..ca< 'N' ..OU , Ct MOVIE 9 NlWI '°' tl'la man •HPOf19/ble. "Rock Slerlt Rolllng' • * t;, "Slly Al You A1e" 1:20 (%)MOVIE 2:00 0 • a* "No NuklS" ~ost: Ft1:.klaFI A~110"· ( 1980) Marcello Mutrol•n-* * * "Why Would I Lie?" ( t980) Jec1<1on Brown•.
ueeta. T ~mngoa, nl, Nutual• Klnlkl. A (1980) TrHt w 11111m1. Liu Wednt-•dCJf,.# Cro.by. Still• & N81h
Tl'll Cr"'"':· °'~: m11tlacl, ml<Jdla-agad man Elchhofn. A compulal"* Day• hne Mov ies Foot1g1 of a Mrlel of anti. Jack.
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""'· lmblfkl on en etfllr wtth • llar up1111 1111 1111u1 quo nueleat power COflCe(tl :~~":ri,;.•6!,c;::;;::; teen-age girl """° m•v be ~po'". 1111relU11l10 conto1m lleld In New York City dur-
Jun1or1, Carl Plfkln1. (P1n refitedlohlm. -MORNl«J-Ing Sep1emb1r, 1979,
I) 11:45 D a THE llE8T OF 1:ao ct)MOVIE teeturlng lhl OoOOle
CARSON • • "Thi \lltltor" ( t978) 1:00 CID * * * "SHvlf StrMk" Brotil•r•. C11ly Simon, (1)3a8AOMPT~ Hoit: Johnny C1r10", Mel Farr.,, JOhn Hu11on (1978) o-Wiider. Jill James T1ylor a"d Bruce ~ Ou11te· LIZa Mlnn1111. An 1nci.n1 trom • dletan1 Clayburgh. A mild SPflno•tMn. 11 complied In g MOVIE Angla Olcklnaon, 0-ge galoy c-to Elrlh to m1nnered ooolo. edlto1 11111 documentary 'PG'
* *"" "ChU Cbu And Thi MNlar. Nedra \IOU IA) daliroy In evil 8-year-old 1ccld1n11lly become• Cl) *'II "Tl1e Gong Show
Philly Fluh" (1981) Al CI> MOVIE gin whO la d•tlneel to be lnvOIYlcl In 1 llnlltll' en Movl1 • ( t 980) Chuck
A ill CarOI Bu :: * * t;, "Thi lmmorlll Illa motha< Of I powerlul, tlllaf's blurr1 plot during t 8er111, Robin Altman A T\I
tit ' rneb "· n BIC:helor" ( 1979) MonlGI malevotenl t1C41 'R' crou-<:ountry train ride hOsl mull contend with a tJcohoHc '°'""' ... oa11 1/1111, 01-~ario Giannini rm .--...... ..... ~ook st eet --\DJ...,•~ 'PO' va11ety of obSlacles. ..-YI' .,.,.
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On trial fOf murdering her • * "Gol11 Ape" ( 1981) 1:30 ct) "Thi Magnlllcenl Hui· Including netwOfk oenlO•a.
entlftlllnw :::::;' ~-hUll>and. • belutllul wld· Tony Oenia. JeUica Wll-t .. " ( t978) George H•mil· to pul together • ccillect1on '*' In
1
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ow enth11H1 thl juf"y with tar Threa 1Yengutan1 hold Ion. Oavtd Kyte A young ot b1Hrre eels '°' njs rnoraey by relur.~.,. • IOsl her remamorencea of ha< u
tultClll. 'PO' the purse strings lo a • .,. boy trlea lo eapose hll enow R
(%)MOVIE PISlionlll domnuc Ille mllllon Inheritance PG' step-lather Who 11 lrymg to 3:00 (f4) *'\"On The Aignt
* * "H~"(l980) Helen 12:00 8 ENTERTAINMENT 0 MOVIE sllll his Inheritance Treck (1981) Gary Co!e-
Ml<r9", JOhn SIWll TOHtOHT *' .. "lle>tlld<" 119781 Mer-0 * * * "No Nuk•' man MochHI l emt>eck A
to21 e NEWS An lnll<Vlew with Alehatd geu1. f11m1ngw•y. Anne ( t980) Jeck eon Browne eoclll worker tries to hnd •
11:GO. D. CJ) 9 a Simmon• Bancron A lop '""'°" Croaby. Slllls & N81h nOfml l home tor a lr•ln
NEWS D 9 FAHTMY ISL.AHO mooet 11 llumltt1teo Ind Footage Of 1 _ ... ot 11111. 111t10t1 s11oas111ne bOy with O IATUN>AY NtOHT Four young WOm41n re1urn lruttrated by her untoe-llucielr pow. COlle«11 a 111en1 101 p!Cklng lhe
Hoat· Gary ~-Guest. to. time wfllfl 111• WU fun c;ealul lll""Pt• to sen-held In New YMk Q ty dur-ponila 'PG
Eubl• Biika, Gregory and g-. and• mirrlecl ,.,_ the man WhO raped Ing Sep11mber, 1979. 3:30 C.C) • * 'Wh111 Waler
Hlnw. couple try to •elclndte Iha her to prison 'R' tillurlng 1he Ooob11 Sam Keltll Lersen A
D YOU~FOAIT flame.(R) 1:461Q!NEW8 Brothers, C1rly Simon, mountain min 1ravela the F _. "lndl · H .. MOVIE 2:40 NEW8 J-T•""'-and Bruce Northwesl with his hulky Htur,...; • • uman * * * "Tha Whlll Cllfts 01 r·~
p I" d "ln1101 MOVIE Sprlngataan. Is compiled tn searching 10< lhe gr11t rllZI an , Covar" (1944) l11n1 •• "The H11tM" (1980) thlsdocumenllry 'PO' while waler roule SOUlh if1>~!A~~ldt.' Dunne, Ptilll' L1wt0<0. An Trlah Van o.v.re. Joseph (%) * * "Siience 0 1 The! ·o·
Col. POttll' and Cllartes A"*lcan wom1n living In Cotten. A tehoollucher North" ( t98 t) E~en Burs-(ZJ • * "Siience OITl>I
becoma ttranga bedfel· England •wall• ,_. 01 trlae to recovlt' lrom •net· tyn, Tom Skerrltl In t919 Nontl'" ( 1981) EJ•en &rs·
lows when th•y come her aon. whO I• fighting In vou1 brNkdown at her late a young woman's marriage IY"· Tom Skernll I" 1919.
down with 1111 mumpa. WMld War II, 1un1'1 home, which IS 1o 1 tr1PP1• leads her to a a you119 woman's marnage e IENNY Hill. e LOVE, AMENCAH be9legec:I by demons. 'PG' Ille of hard Ship In tha wit. 10 1 trapper leads her to •
Benny trlal his hand H a STY\..E 2:46 G HEWS dlt'nesa of nonl>ern C1n•· Ille of hardtnlp In lhe w1I·
-annoutlClr '"love And Thi Image • MOYIE di. 'PO' dlfnen of northern Cana· Mlllwa" M•Yo<alty unctl-• • ,_. "Thi Bndga Of San 10:00 CID *•* "The Grfft 01 ·po· :.V WfTHOISIEAHO dllaa John and Joanne lult Ally" (t944) Lynn Muppet Ceper" (19811 4:00 8 • * "lmpult>on"
"Convarutlona With !ifM to 1 debate 8111, Francia Laderer Charles Grodin, Diane (1972) A1e11noro Rey.
Gr-And Jamaa Boggi'" St UN:IERSTAHDIHO a. e MOYIE Rigg. Kwm1t, Fozzll and Kllher•ne Justice A scan-
Th• hu1b1nd·•nd-wlfe ~T'"-"'-·~Vt()fl * * ''Klllet Shat1c" (11150) Gonzo trece • tabulous dal wupll wt>an ~
Ing dllcua heir ,,. .,._, Roddy McOowll, lalKl1t• sto6en jewel to London 01 the 1nternelional fll Ml
wrH lawn ..._ ~ ~ 9 Cl) WKllP IN LUU. A tl\ettl boll la till-nor\**•* "F1ti-01 becOm1 1nvo1Yad tn I tnur· r_,t booll Ind o .. -.,_ CtNCINNATI ......,
thought• on Mt• "' Amari-out by • roung man on • Tha Brlde'. ( 1950) Spencer d8' CIM
Johnny F-·· dlUQllto< vecatloll Treoy, Elinbeth Tll'jllof.. ll (~1t *'"' The~ (i} ~ iltl<>WI up unaiqMlciedty •t 0 MOYIE '"'-eapartenoea aH ot wemors Gallllng' ,-,... * • * "Strlc>ft" ( t98 ll 8llt lfll stlllotl (R) * • "Flgutaa In A Land· the joyl and lleedaches mlled A ~ul roOOt
Murrey. H1rold Remis A 12:80 B OOUPl.E8 •cape" ( 1970) Robert lnvOlvect with Ille prepatl· defends Earth wtllfl 11 is
New YMk cebble 1oo1ong A '""' 11 engared by hit Sh9w, MMlOlm ~ tlonl '°' 1119 dtughler'1 111rea1eneo by King Oar1115 tor excll-t conw-Qlrftrlend's Htr-jealoly tn an unnerned oountry, ~wedding 1no Ille De1th Horror
Ill• baat f"-d to Joif1 llim of otllet -""° mw1 llM thllt military 10:11 (Z) *•~"Something FM Corp
In ltlllltlng tn tlMI u .S • HEWS pur-. In the hope that The Boyt" (1944) Vivian 0 *a "Goin' .\Pl'"
Iv 'R' 12:40 8 CJ) MCCLOUD they can raec:tl the border Blllne, Parry Como Army (1981) Tony Canu. JeSSlca
t t:30 8 "& ~ A fellow detecilw ac:cu-before capture. 'PG' w1v. are given 1 home by Wlllll' Three Of8flOU11m
McCIOu<I ot l11terfwlng with Cl) MOVIE tllrea coualna who reno-hold thl purM llrlngs to • Country music star Jerry NI ln"'8t"'1tlon of a loan * SI Ot T .. Reed drope by 1111 dlfllf lo "' * .. lence .. e vate an old Soulhern plen-S5·mllllon lnhen11nc1 visit hit old blbyllttar Ao lherk. (RI Nor1h" ( t981) Ellan Burs-talion. 'PG'
(R) t2:45 D a LATE NIGHT wrrH tyn. Tom s~-ttt. In t919, 10'.30 CC) ••• "MMg1nl" !:00 (C). *. 'MMganr· D a WIM8LEOON DAVIO lETTEAMAH a young woman's marriage ( 1968) Venn111 Reograve, ( 1968) Vanessa Redgrave.
UPDAT!: Oues11: lurlllvll lapatl to a trapper le1d1 hit to a David W""* A schllO· David Warner A SChtZO-
A repo11 on dev~ll Tom Brown Ji · Slan Fre-1111 of hardlhlp In lhe wll· phrenlc c1n't accept lhe phren1c can'I accepl the
11 the AH-Engllnd Tennis berg, photOQrapher Annie "*',_. of northern Cena. lact that his ex-wtle I• feel that l'llS e•·wtle Is
UebOvllz d1. 'PG' remarrytng and attends remartytng end •Uends ~implonllhlpe 1
' preaeot-~MOVIE 3: 10 (C) MOVIE her wedding dreSMd as a lier wedding drMM!d as a U 9 A.BC HEWS * * "The French Woman" *a•;, "Ouadrophenla" ~rllla gorilla
HIGHTUNE ( 1981) Francoise Fabian, ( t979) Phil 01nlel1, Merk U ··s .. rch And O..troy" 5: 15 CZJ * • ·~ "Somethi11g FM G MOVIE 01yte H1ddon. A bordello Winget! Mullic by The 11:4! (%) * • * "Cheptlt' Two" The Boys" (19••1 \/Man
•••;, "Thi Aleurrecilon being kept open by• gov-Who A Brltl1h youth (1979) Jemes Caan. M••· Bl1lne, Plfry Como. Armr
Of Zechery Wheeler'· etnm41nt sol>lldy II Iha r•jlc:1• Ille vllun of Ills Iha Mason. Soon atter his wives are given • home by
( t97 ti Angla Qlcklnaon, IMllfMI 01 murder Ind polltl· family for Iha "lreeelom" ot wite'.s death, a writer finds three coullln1 whO reno-
BtldlO#d Olltman A potlll-cal IClndll when • I/IP thl Moda. only to dlecover himself rllucltnlly falling vet1 en old Sou"'8rn P'&n·
Cll figure 1, repaired al18' customer 11 PhOIOQrep/led thll lhla new IOClll group In love again •pg· lltlon
111 eutomoblle eccldent II play 'R' II .,,.,, motl conllrlctlng 12:00 fil "No Kidding" ( 1961) 5:30 0 •a ill "Ch1pter Two"
12:80 CH) MIN8f(Y'S FOU.1£9 'R' "Carry On" Ging A taml· (19191 J1rMS Caan. M1r-wtth PM1• from a "aome," Ptlytllt Oinw. Rlp Tlyl()( 3:151) MOVIE ty, ~•te '°' money, llh• M1aon Soon 111., his
•' ayr1th11= and Stubl>y K1ye join Iha * • "S~lm ~ .. ( 1975) decldel to use the family wtl1'1 death. • wntm t1nds
THE Mtnaky BurMlque Troupe J ...... 11 r~ Oeor,_ 11 h~ .... 1 , .... -antly t1illng George lellml !Ml cen fO# • revue IMlurlnn ban. G ....... o..... .....,,,...... • •-m1n1lon as • ho d•y 1n";:: .,,,:::n"' ·'PG· · .. k by .-. · . ., -. ,__ -1 fM -lllhy Chlldren """" -..• MTlpt ... I uan 8' ,,....,. QY·petlll comedv 11rlo-llng lnVOIWd.
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modUI operandi 18 I thief.
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detecllva to 9'l'I on his
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( 1980) Nall Oltmond. LIU·
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Sgt. Vic Sagan
-will be missed
REMEMBERING: L aguna Beach citizens, civic
leaders and professional associates said goodbye to one of
their finest Monday. He was Vic Sagan, a cop. Cop isn't a
term that would have insulted Vic. He'd like to be
remembered that way.
Sagan was just 56 years old when he died early Friday
of complications from surgery. Despite those few years. he
had served on the Laguna
Beach Police Department
for more than 35 years,
,.... having become a sworn
TOM MURPHINI ~J\1, officer when . he. was a ~ ,A(\"' rosy-cheeked kid, JUSt out
---------' .... •._...__ of the U.S . Marine Corps
after World War Il. He had just reached his majority.
The services at St. Catherine Church. high on the hill
in the Art Colony he loved, were fitting to a man who had
served his community as Vic Sagan had served it. Father
James Hartnett, associate pastor, officiated. More than 300
citizens were in standing-room-only attendance in the
sanctuary.
VIRTUALLY THE ENTIRE police force was there; 34
sworn officers; paramedics, reserves, police Explorer
•
STILL BOYS AT HEART -These are some of the former
commodores of the Balboa Island Yacht Club who turned out
for club's 60th anniversary. At left is Richard Deaver (1947).
At right (from front to back) are Allan Beek (1942), Morris
~
D I .
Erma Bombeclc reveals she a too loathes h er turn the
dentist's chair. Page 82. ..
Kirk (1944), Seymour Beek (1946), Gilbert Kraemer (1948),
Robert Halderman (1950). Michael Smith (1954), Larry
Stump (1956) and George Twist (1962). Club started by the
late Joseph A. Beek is just for kids.
Scouts, parking control officers, reserves
and a goodly sprinkling of officers from
other nearby departments. Former
Laguna chiefs J on Sparks and Joe Kelly
were in attendance.
Yachting 'kids' get together
And who covered the town? Three
Costa Mesa police units and their
sergeant, who volunteered their time. A
coast toast to them.
Laguna Police Sgt. Greg Bartz
delivered the eulogy about his fellow Victor J. Saga.a
sergeant whose gruff exterior -they called him "Pappa
Bear" -belied the soft heart of a man who helped kids,
counseled rookie officers and kept the peace over the years.
VIC SAGAN BROKE IN on the Laguna force at a time
when, in affection, you pronounced Lagunacop as one
word. The tiny force called you when your dog got on the
loose. They gave local drunks a ride home more often than
a night in the city facilities.
They knew all the kids in town by name. And they
knew which ones to watch and which ones didn't need any
watching.
Those were the days when Lagunacops even had'lheir
home phone numbers listed in the book. You think not? In
1950, Vic Sagan's home phone was 1-2998, out in Laguna
Canyon.
IN ALL THOSE YEARS 8.i a line patrolman, on the
police scuba diving team, pistol range master, training
officer, detective bureau commander and sergeant. Sagan
devoted himself to the good of his community and its
pe0ple. There is no higher calling.
There is no recollection that Vic Sagan was ever
involved in a massive shootout with bandits nor does the
record suggest he singlehandedly solved some sensational
crime.
Police work is made up o f a lot of boredom, mixed with
bad coffee. stale doughnuts and constant vigilence. It is a
sore bottom and aching back from all those hours in a
patrol car that smells like a mixture of perspiration, stale
tobacco smoke and too many drunks in the back seat.
Vic Sagan did all that. He watched generations of
Laguna kids grow up; the sons getting in the same kinds of
kid trouble their fathers had gotten into a few years before.
INDEED, VICTOR J. SAGAN was a Norman
Rockwell rendering of the American home town cop. He'd
rather chew out some kid without mercy than give him a
ticket. He would rather keep the peace than become a hero.
Vic Sagan may have been the last of a vanishing breed.
But then, perhaps many young officers will emulate his
virtues.
Sgt. Vic Sagan will be mtssed along this coast.
Balboa Island Club opening reunites alumni from 1922 on
By ALMON LOCKABEY of the D.ity Pilot Slaff
Opening Day at most yacht
clubs is a misnomer because the
clubs are open all year around.
It's an occasion for dressing up
people and boats for a day of
pomp and circumstance.
But there is one yacht club in
the Harbor Area which has never
held an "opening day," despite
the fact that it is cl06ed down
during the fall, winter and spring
months.
The 60-year-old Balboa Island
Yacht Oub abandoned tradition
Saturday by celebrating its 60th
anniversary with a colorful
opening day.
BIYC is the youngsters' (4-16)
yacht club that, for six decades,
has provided water activity -
sailing, canoeing, diving and
swimming. for youngsters living
or vacationing on the island.
Saturday's event brought
together old timers who were
ny:mbers of the club in their
youth. On deck were many of the
staff commodores, including the
first, Bob Griffin, now of
Inglewood, who, with the late
Joseph A. Beek, started the club
ln 1922.
They were greeted by the
present commodore Chad Clark
and his staff.
Also present were fourth
generation members, the twin
grandchildren of Griffin, Jason
and Vanessa Brown. Several
second and third generation
members also were on hand.
Gene Baum, club secretary in
1922. read letters of
commendation from U.S. Sen.
Sl. Hayakawa (who also donated
a U.S. flag), and other st.ate and
county officials.
Assemblywoman Marion
Bergeson presented a joint
resolution of the st.ate Senate and
Assembly in memory of Joe
Beek, who. for many years, was
the secretary of the senate.
Clark introduced his 1982 staff
composed of Jevon Hadley, vice
commodore; Eric Vinje, rear
commodore; HMthtt Manclar~
secretary-treasurer; Nancy
Waters, aBSistant secretary-
treasurer: Brent Jacobsen, fleet
captain; Jeff Hammond, port
ca ptairt, and Jeff Houston,
dockmast.er.
First commodore Griffin
introduced his 1922 staff, Jack
Crook, vice commodore; Gene
Baum. treasure r , and Marie
McSpadden Sands, secretary.
BIYC has s pawned many
world class sailors of today,
including Bill Ficker, 1970
America's Cup defender: Dick
Deaver, two-time Congressional
Cup winner; Henry Sprague Jr.,
f orm er Finn C lass world
champion; Barton Beek, a world
Star Class sailor; George Twist,
former Sears Cup winner, to
name a few.
Many former commodores of
BIYC also have distinguished
themselves in other yachting
organizations . Morrie Kirk,
known as "the man who can't say
no" has served as commodore of
Voyagers Yacht Club, Balboa
Yacht Club, the Association of
Orange County Yacht Clubs,
Southern California Yachting
Association and the Pacific Coast
Yachting Association. He was
BIYC commodore in 1944. Morgan L . Morgan, current
commodore of Newport Harbor
Yacht C lub , was BIYC
commodore in 1949; Terry Welsh,
commodore of Balboa Yacht
Club, was a BIYC member. Both
Morgan and Welsh are second
generation memers of BIYC.
Ted Munroe, a former
commodore of NHYC, was a
BIYC commodore in 1958.
Club meetings were held at the
Beek's Ferry office until last year
when the c lub moved to a
headquarters c:lirectly behind the
Carroll Beek Community Center
on Balboa Island.
BIYC is noted for giving water
akilla, life-long friendships and
prlcelea childhood memories to
generations of Harbor Area
youngsters and summer visitors.
Former commodores of the
club:
Robert Griffin, 1922-24; Jack
Crook, 1925; Thoburn White ,
1926; Bill Merrill, 1927; Dan
Murphy, 1928; Berna.rd McNally,
1929; Roben Rollins, 1930; Bill
Murphy, 1931; Robert Mc.Kenzie,
1932. •
Burrel .1ohnaon, 1933; Robert
Fritch, 1934; Paul Pemberthy,
193~; Warwick Hayes, 1936;
Testier Ponberth, 1937; Ted
Munroe, 1938; Dick Munroe,
1939; Barton Beek, 1940.
Bob Klemmer, 1941; Allan
Beek. 1942; Arthur Ponberthy,
1943; Morris Kirk, 1944; Robert
Yardley, 1945: Seymour Beek.
1946; Dick Deaver, 1947; Gilbert
Kraemer, 1948; Morgan L .
M o rgan , 1949 ; Robert
Haldennan. 1950; Ben Benjamin,
1951.
Noel Barlow, 1952; Tony
Torrance, 1953; Michael Smith,
1954; Michael Baum, 1955; Larry
Stump, 1956; Dick Bridgman,
1957; Bill DeWitt, 1958; Bill
Lloyd, 1959; Jim Jones, 1960;
Randy Wright, 1961; George
Twist, 1962.
Carleton Seaver. 1963: Richard
Lloyd, 1964; Patrick Seaver,
1965; Jim Fulton , 1966; Tom
Lloyd, 1967; Brian Birnie, 1968;
Bruce Wachtel, 1969; Douglas
Birnie, 1970; Tom Smith, 1971.
Kim Jones, 1972 ; Tom
Donovan, 1973; Ken Quiggle
Rowell, 1974; Russ Quiggle
Rowell, 1975; Steve Mott, 1976;
Eric Raff, 1977 ; David
LaMont.ague, 1978; Chris Witt,
1979; Bill Donovan, 1980; Jim
Bub8er, 1981.
CAN'T SAY NO -Morrie
Kirk got started with the
Balboa Island Yacht Club in
1944 and h asn't s t o pped
serving yachting organizatipns
since.
Procrastination: Why we do it
Procrastinate: To postpone or
delay needlessly. (The American
Heritage Dictionary of the
English Language, New Ccllege
f:djUon . 1978. Houghton Mifflin
Co.)
By SANDIE JOY be .. o.tr ,... • ..,,
I Pro11crastination is dear to
Michael Masters' heart.
• "I struggle with it," said the
UC Irvine psychotherapist, "and
I know the agony of not doing
)Vhat 1 ought to be doing."
, The 31-year-old Masten has
1otten 110 deeply into
procrastination that he's teaching l work1hop on it at ucl
Extemion..
At the first clasa 1e11ion
\Vednelday, one student aaid fhe'd put off
u1i1terin1 l&nfil that day
and another
eald 1he'd
Mlayed llln· Jn1 UP. until an hour ~--A &hlrd ,,ucl•n' '°r· ,_td th• r *''• tffoftl. ffe hldn't llpld UJJ 19t. '"*'• RM too bid, Miilen ,,,n11 ...
"The hard core procrastinators
haven't shown up yet.'' he sajd,
but they have until the third
class session to join the workshop
which meets from 7:30 to 9:30
p.m. Wednesdays through July
21. The workshop is desjgned to
help students learn the real
reasons t.hey put off things,
Masters said, and to teach them
what procrastination is and how
to cure it.
"Th ere's more to
procrastination than meeta the
eye," he said. "It's a multi-layer
problem so the class is designed
to raise the awareness of students
about why they're
procrastinators."
Fear appears to be a bottom
line. P~ple procruUnate, Mu~rs
uid, becauae they Cear fallure.
1uoce. or lntlmacy or they do it
out of rebeWouane11 or a een11 of
m11p11C*l prtortu•.
People who fMt failure, he
.. 1d, 1ee th1n1• In black and
whJt.e, perfecllon or failure. They
believe Mlf ·wonh. tquall abruty
whkh tquala petforma.N».
'1Pr«l'uUna\Otl are lira.Id ot
that equallon," th•
ptyc:hother1pllL MJd, IO, by 1'°'
doln1 • Ph or walunc unul the
last minute to do it, they don't
risk failure because they haven't
really tried or tested the
equation.
"This makes them miserable.''
Masters said.
Often such procrastinatton
comes from a family background
in which there's strong pressure
to succeed.
For example, if a child in such
a family earned four As and one
B. the parenta might question
why the child receiVed a B.
There's also covert
procrastination, the instructor
aa.id, in which a penon knows
they ~·t be perfect so they
don't try at all.
Fear of auc:iceea, which isn't
quite as common as fear of
failure, sometime• la coupled
with fear of alJenattna people lf •
penon ii h11hly NCClllf\&l.
People who proc!Vdnat.e out
of ntbeWouln-c1on•i wan\ to be
oonvoll*1 or domlnlted. Mliltel"I
Mid. Procruilnadon 11 UMl&t way
to •Y no to any 1ehldule, ruJit cw
expectadon whJch II _, • I
challenp.
•1Qener1Uy,11 ht •=ned, ••peopa. who .,.. Nbt are
prtU)' an1ry and &hi• 11 an
lndlrw' WI)' W elCprtll .,,,.,,
It's like ge tting negative
attention."
Fear of intimacy which is
expressed in not returning phone
calls or writing thank you's is
found in procrastinators who
have learned it's not OK to
express emotion, he said.
Mispla ced priorities
procrastinators are the ones who
keep thinking they should be
tending to a task but put it off.
Tools for overcoming
procraatinaUon include uaertion.
time nwwaaement and relaxation
therapy, Mute.rs aa.i<l
"I trY to teach students how to
set achievable goala," he
explained, "to they can carry
them out without sabotage."
For example, he aa.id, I don't
say rm golJ\41 to be ln the '84
Olymp6cl but I can 1ay ru nan a tub-40 10 K. ..
It'• tmporunt to tchedul• IOU. he con\ende<l -"Thinp that aren't ICheduled
don'tr\ done." An major u1k1 1bould be
broken "''° rnanaa••~. non· ~~ d1rilcw of Wt
CIU'Wf IMd"I procram al UCI
lxttn1lon, Hfd lluden"9 can
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•ERMA BOMBECK
•HOROSCOPE
, Nurse's breach of ethics should be reported
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am 60,
havtn1 a dtfflc ult time w ith family
problema. The menopause haa hlt me very
hard, and 1 nevctr know how I am going to
feel from one day to the next. I went to my
doctor and told him how miserable I felt. He
11 more than a phy sician , h e's a
compuatonate person -someone I earl talk
to. Ile gave me some medication ttult seems
to be Mlping, and the chat we had did me a
KOOL KING OF SWING -Benny Goodman,
the Kina of Swing, can still blow the clarinet
masterfully, and some refined, delicate music
resulted Friday night at Carnegie Hall for the
llrirt "big" concert of this year's 10-day Kool
lot of 1ood. I really unburdened myae)t.
Laat week, ln churc h , a f orm e r
neighbor ot mine aatd, 111 heard you have
been ao depraaed lately you are in danaer of
losing your mtnd." 1 nearly tainted. When l
asked her where ahe heard auch a atory, she
aald, "My daughter II a cloee friend of tho
nurse in Or. --···'• office."
I ru:n shocked, humiliated and angry.
,,ft .......
Jazz Festival. Goodman was joined on stage by
Lionel Hampton and Teddy Wilson for a
reunion of the 1930s Benny Goodman Quartet
minus drummer Gene Krupa who died in 1973.
Festival review, Page A4.
~ibra: Review hobby
Wednesday, Jane 30
ARIES (March 21-April 19): Someone is
generous, extravagant -and would like to
do so at your expense. Be aware, protect self
,in clinches and be e xtremely s ke ptical
concerning pleas for loans, credit or requests
that would require you to co-sign.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Obtain
valid hint from Aries message. Focus on
contracts, public responses to your efforts.
restrictions, limitations and awareness of
legal rights, permissions. Check details,
including fine print and pos.5ible hidden
clauses.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): W ork
methods change, individuals who opposed
you may now become staunch allies. Focus
on employment, basic services, written
fostructions and special communication
involving member of opposite sex.
CANCER (June 21-July 22): Good
lunar aspect coincides with cr eativity,
aelf-expression, children and ability to stamp
your own style. Luxury item or art object is
featured -h ome s urroundings are
beautified, harmon y is t?,Jtored on domestic
front.
T fOUI HEALTH
DR. PETER J STEINCROHN
Cancer risk
disputed
DEAR DR. STEINCROHN: 11 tbere
uy comaectton between breast-feeding your
cldl4 ud preventing cancer of tbe breast?
We e~t oar first cblld within a few
moadll. rd ntller bottle-feed my bab)bt't
fer Ida/lier owa pod u4 mlae, I'm w I
te make dte sacrlflce. I'm teared of cancer.
-MRS. D.
DEAR MRS. D.: Thousands of mothen
who t>reeat-feed thelr i.nfantl will d..laagree
that W• a aacrifice. They CONlder ft a
~ M tor breast.feeding ~Una c:anoer -that'• a diaputed polnt. l
know of no tcientUl~ evidence that breut-
teedlnc decreue9 the risk of b~ut cancer.
Dr. Sre/ncrohn welcomH qunelon1
from re~d•r•. He ca nnot •n•wttr all
lndlvldaally but will lnclud• cha.1 of
,...i ••-' In hJI column. &Ind your ~ to him In mlW of IM Dall.Y PUot, P4 .. IND, Cl:R Mw. c.JJI. U4J7,
• HOROSCOPE
BY SIDNEY OMARA
f
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Overcome
temptation to skip essentials. Perceive
current situation in light of reality. Be aware
of basic values, insurance, interest rates and
security. Define tenns. steer clear of self·
deception.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Favorable
lunar aspect coincides with trips, ideas
which can be transformed into viable
concepts. Relative commands attention, time
and will drain energies if you so permit.
Scorpio, Cancer, Capricorn natives Hgure
prominently.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Expensive
hobby requires review -concentrate now
on getting money's worth. Moon emphasis on
income, payments, collections and locating
what had been lost, missing or stolen. You'll
e arn m o r e b y opening lines o f
communication.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Moon in
your sign emphasizes new starts, fresh
approach, ability to be at right place at
crucial moment. Personal magnetism soars;
people are fascinated by your views and you
could become center o f a tte ntion,
controversy.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): By
tak.ing some steps backwards you do not necessarill sulfe r loss. You actually require
change o pace -and direction. Intuition
works overtime; you sense desires, needs of
family member. Aquarius is involved.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Focus
on frlendabips, social activities, plans for
travel and a surprise invitation which could
result in theater or gounnet dining. Gemini,
s~.!.'!,tarfus persons figure prominently. U · · powers of persuasion!
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Focut on
preatlge, basic commitments, career
upiradonl and neoellity for a rebu.Udina
progr•l'lf· Scorpio, Taurus and another
Aquartu.a figure prominently. You could
hav~ luck with number 4. ProfeNlonal
superior lmm 1Upport.
PlSCES (Feb. 19·M.an:h 20): Statua quo
la ah&bn.; fOCU9 on oommunJcadona. tnvel,
publt1htn1, c:reatlvt uyJe and apectal
rela&knhlp with mtmbw of oppolile en.
Oaln lndkilt«l ~h ~IJ'\I, P'_.&1"1Ull o( 9d~Uonal projlot. Watch 1111martu.f
What ahould be done abo ut thla'! -
WICHITA FALLS FURY
DEAR W.P.: Carryla1 Information out
of uy office ud pa11lD1 It oo aa aoclal
1011lp demonsk1te1 a 1bockln1 Jack of
lnteartty, aad very poor Jud1ment. Such a breac~. of etblca abould be reported to the
doctor at once.
DEAR ANN LANDERS : I a m a
cleaning w oman who works in a very
high-class office building downtown. The
offices are plush and the people who work
here consider themselves fancy. Well, let me
tell you they are a bunch of slobs.
They dump ashtrays in th e
wutebaaketa, and when I empty them I get
ashes in my eyes. The half-filled coffee cups
in the wastebaskets leak through -which
means I have to clean up all that slime.
And may I say one word more? If you
place something in the trash baskets, it will
be thrown out. I am no mindreader and can't
tell if you put your shoes, trousers, bra and
tom hoee in there for safekeeping or what.
So pleaae don't acx:use me of stealing when
your personal belongings are not there in
the mornlng. Thank you -WINDY CITY
GRIPE
DEAR W.C. GRIPE: Tboasaada of
people wllo cleaa offices at al1bt are 1olng
·to ble11 you when they read yoar letter.
Thanks for writing.
DEAR MISS LANDERS: My wife is
extremely overweight . I have urged
therapy, pleaded with her, yelled at he r,
tried bribery -nothing worked.
On the hunch that she might be eating
to spite me (and other members of the
gAllll l.ANDflS
family), I decided to stay off the subject
completely and not say one word to her
about her weight. S he keeps on eating.
I am concerned about her health. She
has high blood pressure, does absolutely no
exercise and weighs at least 100 pounds
more tha n s h e should. lf she becomes
violently Ul, I will feel gullLy for having
nagged her for so long -and for NOT
nagging her these past several months.
Any ideas? Her doctor is no help. He
. just shrugs his shoulders and says, "It's up to
her." -J.D.W. IN BETHESDA
DEAR J .D.W.: Get it through your bead
that you are not responsible for )Vbat your
wife eats.. •
She obviously bas a psychological
problem and needs to find out why she ls a
compulsive eater. That's the first step.
If she refuses to seek help for herself,
she wm suffer the consequences. My advice
is to say nothing, ever again, about ber
weight. Nagging didn't help (lt rarely does),
and life is more pleasant when you don't.
Don't flunk your chemistry test. Love is
more than one set of gla.nds calling to
another. If you have trouble making a
distinction you need Ann's booklet, "Love or
Sex and How to Tell the Difference." Send a
Jong, sell-addressed stamped envelope with
your request and SO cents to Ann Landers,
P.O. Box 11995, Chicago, m. 60611
Dental visit hits nerve
At breakfast the other morning all I
said was, "How come you don't know our
college school song?"
My husband put down the paper and
said, "What school song?" ERMA IOMIECI -
AT WIT'S END "The one you never sing when we go
back for reunions. I think it's disgusting that
a man with three college degrees sits there
and moves his lips like a chimpanzee."
"I get so few requests for it anymore,"
he said, going back to his paper.
"WHAT'S SO HARD ABOUT:
'Through mountains and through
"And to think men have died for that
flag and you complain about a little pain on
the inside of your left leg. But then, what do
you expect from a man who refuses to sing
in church?"
hillsides,
"Beverly Sills couldn •t sing those
songs."
"Beverly Sills would certainly try!" 'Through meadows and through dell,
'In busy marts and hamlets,
'Where songs their stories tell'?"
He said, "The words aren't relevant.
Whoever heard of meadows, dells, marts
and hamlets?"
He put down the paper again. "Let me
gues.5. You're in a rotten mood. You're
picking arguments out of thin air. You have
a dental appointment, right?"
"You got it."
''Those are romantic words," I snapped.
"Be honest, what do you think of when you
think of meadows, dells, marts a nd
hamlets?"
"What about the dog?" he said tiredly
"I kicked him already."
He thought a minute. "Jayne. Icatessen,
Fed and Hamburger." POT SHOTS
BY ASHLEIGH BRILLIANT "You're pretty cute, aren't you?" I said.
"Someone went to a lot of trouble to give
you ·a class song that painted a musical
picture of tranquility and you can't even
relate to it. I suppoee you'd like a few 'whoa,
whoas,' .and 'baby, baby, babys'."
"Look, I don't like to sing. I don't even
sing 'The Star-Spangled Banner' when it's
played."
"And why not, Mr. American?"
"EVERY TIME I GET TO the rockets'
red glare, I get a pain shooting down the
inside of my left leg."
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Both vulnera ble. North
deals.
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Opening lead: Seven of O .
We vtnlure that even an
expert mtrht JO down oa t.o-
dayt hand. The temRtatlon
t.o win a trick H lnexpen•I••
ly u poulblt can be that
aUurlnrl
An.r North'• one club
openln1 Mel. South eorreeUy
rt1ponde4 In tht lower·
rukl., tf hl1 lwo four-ca111
eajw Milla. Nonh'1 hand
rnalutd LO 11 '°'"ta In 1up-
the defenders would take
two club tricks. If declarer
led a club, West would win
either the first or second club
trick and give his partner a
spade ruff for down one.
port or hearts, so he made a
jump raise. and South's deci
sion to go on to game was
automatic.
West led . his fourtn-best
diamond. Since South surely
had a high honor in at least
one of the black suits. pros·
pect.s of defeating the con·
tract seemed to hin~e on a
apa~e ruff. Therefore, East
WQll the ace of diamonds and
shlfted to hia singleton
spade. He did not get a quick
ruff as he hoped, but the play
took a peculiar turn.
Declarer took advantage of
the chance to win a cheap
trick by running a apa.de to
dummy'• t.en. South came to
hud with a trump and ruffed
a dl•lllOlld ht1h. He came
back "''" Hot.her trump and ruffed Illa tut diamond with
dumnif 1 l11t trump. But now
bt w11 fac:ed with an lntolu·
ble problftl -ht had no wl'J
to pt. -..u to bl• hand to
dnw the latt. tnlmp. If bt led
a 1ptdt, lut would ruff and
The Lrtubl1 wH llltt
declarer was a trine too par·
simonious in the spade suit.
He should have risen with
the ace of spades at trick
two!
Declarer continues by rur
fing a diamond high. crossing
back to his hand with a
trump and ruffing his last
diamond high. But now there
1s still a low trump in dummy
which enables declarer to re-
enter his hand lo draw the re·
maining trumps. Now he
leads a spade to the king. and
when East s hows out
declarer abandons the suit
and turns his attention to
clubs.
Sooner or later he will gel
back to his hand by ruffing a
minor-suit with his last
trump. Declarer then t.akes
the marked spade finesse.
and end• up with ten I.ricks
-four apadea. four huru
and two diamond ruffs.
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"A lot of games end prematurely in
this neighborhood."
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by Tom K. Ryan
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by Jeff MacNelly
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·~tr.:ae" FIOmlOUI .U.-.. The tollow4nQ oettOI" le doing ~ ITAfttlMWT bullneu N : TIMI I~ pen.one -ClolnQ ( I l P A C I , I C I L I T E b11e1MM U! PROOUQTION&; (:l) INTIR\11810N,
\llDIO VIRl,IER8. 1101 W. 3ao30 OunMI Aolld, South L111111na.
MeoAr1hut llvd .. 11141. a.n1a Ane, Celllomlt 02071
Ca. 12707 John Mlehtel S•llll, 32038 ~ P~ Jr , 1101 W SunHI Moad, Sou1n 1.ao11na,
MICA!thuf 81vd., t 141, 8111\la Ar-.. Cllllomla 12t71
Ca . 92707 Tlll1 butifMll II GOnduQ1td by fl\
Ffri N8ww"rO, 2t 13 LOOMIOfe lndlv\<klal.
St • lot ""'"""' Ca IOOl6 Jonn MlohMI SwllltZ Thie ~ It conoucted by • tnle 11114ernen1 wa• 111ec1 With tl'le
generei pat1Mttl\lp Colulty Cl«\ ot Ot•noe County on ~ PtlChaOo Jr June II. 1912
Frank Neveno r1t1•
Tiiie ... lelna(ll WM Ned with Ille Publl•h•d Or•no• Coat\ D•ll
Courtly CWil ot Otano-County on Pilot, June 22, 29. Nrf 8. 13, 1082
June t 1, ttt2 2709-82
·~-Publllfled Oreng• CoHt Dally "8.tC t«>llCE
P11o1 June 15. 22. 29. Jul)' e. 1982 i------------i
2$36-82 ACnlOUa .... U
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Tn• 10110..,tno 1>«•on It dotno
---------~~--bu"'-a.a; '1CTm0Ua ..,.._.. COLORIMAGE. 229 W. W!l.o4'I NAMI tTATDmNT No. 1&. 00111 M1H. Callfornl•
The lollowlng per.one II dolf'IQ 02827
l>tdl,_ M: .i..nM Gueraml. 229 W Wllaorl
KEYSTONE ARMS. 08U NO. 15, Colla MIH. C tlltotnla w .. 1m1nt1., A-. Wwtml,,._, CA o2ta7
02ea3. Thie bu..,,.. II cC>lldu<Md by In Davie! Maxw.41 S..man, &Jl!O Individual.
BIKb)' Hiii Rd., Lono e .. ch. CA Jamet Guerem•
90815. Thll 111temenl w11 11*1 ,.tlh the tnl• bll.U-11 C)O(lduc:tad by an County Clark of Ota• COUnty bn
lndMdu... May 20, 1812. f1~ David M. Sefman Thi a•temtnt w .. filed with the Publletled Orange COHI Dally Coun~ Clerk ot Orange County on Piiot. June 15, 22, 29, July 6, 19&2
J ,... 4 1982. 2182-12
u ' flt0179~-----------Publlah•d Oreng• COHI Dally flt&.IC NOTIC(
Pllo1. JuM 8, IS, 22. 29, 1982 1------------2433-12 FICTITIOU8 IU ... H
ACTITIOUI ~· NAMa STATftmNT
The tollowlng person 11 dolno
t>utl,_ ...
JEFF'S TRIM 'N' NEAT LAWN
SERVICE, 18812 Holklnl.
Huntlf'IQlon BeKI>. CA 926-49 JEFFREY ALAN NORTHRUP,
NA•ITA~NT
Tne following peraon I• doing
bull-aa: CALIFORNIA LEASE & SALES.
11762 Garden Oro... Blvd , Garden
Oro.... Celll0<nla 92844
Maryenn Fter••u. t9942
Rang•r Lene. Hunt11191ot1 8e11en.
Calllofnla 92048 ThlA bualnWS Is 4:00du<:lec:I by an
lndlvldYal 16812 Hosltln•, Hunt1noton Beach. Metyann Flareau
::A 9264~ Thll Slaltmenl w&I llled With the
Thi• bUSlnees is eonduc1ed by an County CJaril 01 Orange County on
ln<IMdull. Jun4I 2S, t9112. Jett Nof1hruo
Thta statemenl wu tiled with the
County Clltll ol Or~ County on
June 25. 1982 F1'221DQ
F1111:11D
Publl•n•d Orang• Cout Delly
P110l, June 29. Juty 6. 13. 20. 1982 277o-82
Publlttled Or1no1 CoHt Dallyl----.,---.IC-NO_TIC __ [ __ _
Piiot June 29. July 6. 13, 20. 1082. ____ ,._wx. ________ 1 ' 2816--82 NOTlCll O* 8All
Plll.JC N011C( OF Aa~wftSOMAL
_, __ ,., ........ NOTICE IS HERES'!' GIVEN that r_,.,_. undef and pur~l IOSectlOn 1981 um 8TATI...,. ol the Callllomll CMI COde, the
The lollowtng peraon1 are d<Wno P<oe>ertv listed below ~ to be
t>oalneu( l) ~HITE OR CH IO abendon•d by PATRICK CODY and AMY ELLEN WATZ whoae IHI COSMETICS: (2) VENUS WHITE ad<lrwe .... 1392 Sen Juan Slr•I,
ORCHID COSMETICS. 1llOO Dove Tualln, Calllomll. 92080. wtll be
Street, ~te 215, N9wpOrt ~. •old 11 1-382 San Juan S1r .. t.
CA 9~~ L T H s y s T E M s TU9tln, Cellfomle. t2MO. on .My
INTERNATIONAL INC ' I ~ade 15, 1982. It 10:00 A.M. A 1973 H ONDA <:OfPQ<111on (date ol ln<:0<por1tlon· MOTORCYCLE. t.D. 1 1768007987,
6/211/81), 1eoo ~Street. Suite CA LIFORNIA LICE"S E NO.
215, N9WPOf1 eeacn. CA 92te0 7H5245.
This ~ Iii c:onducled by 1 DATED 11111 28ttl ~ of June.
cori><>rat16n. 1982 Health Sytl•tnl lntematlOnal, E R. DANOFF
In<:. K911in C Flndle)' Publl1h1d Orange CoHt Dell
Vice ~I .: .Piiot June :18 • .My 5. 1982
Corporal• CounNI 2711+1
Thlt Nltmenl w .. flled With Ille
County 0er1c of Oranoe County on
J\1(114, 1982 ,,...
Publllned Oreng• CoHI Delly
Piiot, June I , 15. 22. 29. 1882
2514-82
FtCTmOOSWH MAa.8TA~
Tn• followlng pertt0n I• dOlflil t>u--•: (1) IMAGE CONSTRUCTION ---.. ---IC-..,.-Tll'C-----•co . (b) IMAGE DEVELOPERS. (C) ,.WK. nYt,_ IMAGE SOLAR SYSTEMS; (di __ FtC __ nnoua ____ MISINE __ ....., ........ ...---1 ,MAGE so LA R DESIGN. '5 7 0
NA• ITA,.._.,,. Newport Blvd , Coate Mell. CA 92627 ~o:::.wlng 0•r1on la doing DAVID F LEACH, 8111 Coul
ELENI'S GOURMET FOODS Hwy., •211, Laguna Beech. CA . 92661. ~bA s;;~pe Pl .. Newport Thia l>uslnMt la conducted by an
Helen eonn. t801 Pl. Stenf\Ope indlvldual.
Pl Newport 8ee<:f1 CA 926e0 Oevkl F Leach
°fhl• bUslneas IS eoodli<:led by an Thia llllt-1 WU llled with lhe
Individual County Clerk of Orange County on Helen Boon JuM 4, 1982.
Thia l'lat-• waa nled with lhe
County Cler1t of Orange County on
June 4, 1912 ,., ... '1to77t
Publl•hed Orange Cout Dally
P110t. June 8. 15, 22. 211. 1942. 2438-12
Publlaned Orange CoHt Delly ----Pl8.--.IC--f«)-T1C[ ___ _
ColomblaJ\ author Oabrtel Garcia M1rqu11
u)'I he rejected a •t million offftr from Ktor
ADtlaoDy Q1loa for movie rt1hta to hla worldwide
bn\ idler, "One Hundred Years of Solitude."
"Anthony QulJ\n. with h11 mllUon dollan and
everythlnj, will never be . Col. Aureliano
Buendia (the hero of the novel)," Garcla Marquez
wrote ln thti Butn<» AIN!9 newapaper Clarln.
A bowler, ln LN Veriu for a ProfeulonaJ
Bowlen AAuioclat.lon doublet tournament, came out
the blfi winner when he hit a $2~0.000 slot machlnc.-
jackpot at the n.m1nao Kilton.
Walter Jac,soD, 31, of W~~heatcr, aillf., hll
the jlckpot aft.er playing the dollar machine for
about an hour. Re had Invested $200 before
wl.nnlr1a the jackpot.
The kid they considered a ''wimp" al Mode«1to'a
Downey Klgh School turned out to be the hero at
the 20\h reunion of the Class of '62.
' That might be becaute Geor1e Lucas made
himself and hb achool famous by writing the movie
"American Graffltf' about prom night at Downey
High. .
The 1973 film offered a slice
of nostalgia about innocent
youth growing up in Central
California before President
K~anedy's assassin, before
Vietnam, before Watergate.
Of all high 9Chool reunions,
this one was a slice of nostalgia
for Lucas and fellow students.
LUCAS A planned . appearance by
talk show host Pbll Donabae, whO!le syndkated
program enjoys high local ratings, got a cool
reception from "blaBe" New Yorkers.
Donahue a~ to cancel a lecture scheduled
at the Beacon Theater after only 250 tickets were
sold . The theater holds about 2,700 people.
Actress Helen Hayes, whose performance in a
New Orleans play helped trigger marriage between
two members of the audience, has given a call to the
couple -44 years lat.er ln 1938, Laureace Jungllag took his girlfriend,
Matkl.lde, along with his mother and aunt, to see-
Miss Hayes in the play "Victoria Regina." Lat.er
that night, forufied with the romance of the play
and New Orleans. Jungling proposed. They were
married that summer.
Miss Hayes called the <.'Ouple at their home in
Natchez, Miss., to congratulate them.
"She wished us all the happiness in the world,"
said Junglmg
Gov. Edmond Brown Jr.'1 appoinunent of five
members to the l l-member California Ar13 Council
has been approved by the state Senate without
debate.
The 23-0 vote approved the appointment of
former San Francisco Mime Troupe director and
actor Peter Coyote; San Franci!K.'O arts patron Ann
Gilbert Getty; president "Stepben Goldatine of the
San Franci8C'O Art Institute; actor Charles Hald of
the "Hill Street Blues" television series and Los
Angeles musician Marl Young.
A 34-year-old Marina d el Rey man was
convicted in a fraud scheme that prosecutors
oontend bilked $8 million dollars from Investors.
including comedian Rich Little.
Job Duffel! m was convicted in U.S. District
Court of mail fraud, interstate transportation of
funds obtained through fraud, and aiding and
assisting in the preparation of false income tax
returns.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Henry Ro11bacber
said the investors, who also include Dallas Cowboys
kicking coach B en Agajanian, believed their
investment was a legal tax shelter. when in reality
they were not entitled to any tax breaks.
Comedian Joan Rivera and country-western
recording star Rose Maddox wiU serve as grand
marsh als of the seventh annual National Gay
Rodeo, an organizer says.
PbU Ragsdale, founder and president of the
Comstock Gay Rodeo Association, said the event is
scheduled July 30-August l at the Nevada State
Fairgrounds in Reno.
More than 125 travel agencies are booking
tours to the rodeo, according to Ragsdale. who said
he expects approximately 25.000 Vlsitors from
across the United States and abroad.
Pilot, June 8. 15, 22. 29. 11142 ----=------~=~=---_________ 2_4_53-_82 fltCTmou8 WU -----------
MAim 8TATDmfT P\lllJC f«)T1C( Pl&.IC NOT1CE Th• tollowlng pereon I• dolno FtC1TT10U9 .,... ..
f1CTlTIOU8 au ... •• t>u.w--NA.• ITATl•NT NEWPORT AIRE SYSTEMS, ..,._ STA,_.,.,
Th• followtng peraon 11 dolno 1539 Monrovia Ave .• Newport The followtng pereo11 11 doing ~ ... 8Mdl Ca 92ee3 ~ ... STAR SCREEN PRINTING. t52 chan. H«iry Norton, 33035 GREEN 9ELT LANDSCAPE,
E. 20th Street COlll MU•. Ou1r1Qoef Ct . San Juen~. 117 Virginia Pl.. Coeta Meaa. CA
Calil0tnl1 92827 Ca. g~5 t2t27
Vincent 8erh. 152 E 20th Thie~ I• oonduc:tad by Ill\ J-A.. Bte«I, 187 Virginia
Str111. Co•I• Meaa, California lndMdual. Pl .• Col1a Meea, CA 11~7. 92827 C""1ee Hanry Norton Thla ~la oonduc:tad by an
Thi• butlneu IS condli<:ted by an Thie ., .. _, .... Ned w!\h Ille lndlvidual. lndlvldull County Clark of Orange County on J-R Bl_,
Vincent Berll June It, 1982. f1t1114 Thia atalemenl WM Iii.ct With the 1Y C*1I of Orange Countv on Thia 11et-1 waa nled wllll the Publl1had Orenoe Co11t Dall)' June 11 1912 ,.111112
County Cl«k 01 Or•no• CoYnty on Piiot June 15. 22. 20 . .My 8, 1ee2 Publlahed °' Co .. , Olllly
JuM 25, 1982. Fttz:aoe 2684-82 PllOt, June UI. 2~ • .My 8, 1982
Publl1tied Orange Coa11 Dally PllllJC f«)TIC( 2574-82
PllOI. June 29, July 6, 13. 20, 1982 I--~=~=~~==:---------------2772-12 FtCnnoua .,_.. Nil.IC NOTICE
MAMa 8TAtumN'T ftC11'TlOU9 .,._ ..
P'tll.IC NOTICE
FlCTmOUa .,-...
NAmaTATDmNT
The followlnO peraona -dolrlQ ~M: CHE M ICAL ENERGY
SPECIALISTS, 1310 C L098f\ A ......
eo.ta Meaa. CA 82e2fi
KEM NRG, Inc., a Cel"omla
corpora11on. 1310 C LOQMI Ave .•
Colla ~ CA 12828
Thia ~ •• oonductad by •
corporation.
KEM NAG. Inc.
Leonard Greiner
Presldefll
Th41 tl•l-1 wu !tied With lhl
County Clal1I of ~ County on
June 4, 1082. '1W774
Publl1t1ed Orang• CoHI Dally
Piiot. June 8. t5, 22. 29, 1982
2472-82
"8.JC NOTICE The folowlng '*"°"' ..... doing .... .,_ STATIElmNT
----------bU~ u : -.. _.,. 1111\Tlrr FtCTIT10U8 eu ... 18 I 6 A PROMOTIONS, 304 So. The follo..,lng per•on II doing l"wx.n. ,.,,.._
"AME STATE .. NT C«ll«, Slllla Ana. CA 92703. t>uw-M: PICTITIOUI 1UatNl88
The tollowlng pereon la doing I & R Pro<tucis Intl. Inc., a PIZZA 0£ RE.SISTANCE/PIZZA MAMI ITATEMINT bu.._ H : G)illfornla corporellon, 304 So. MAC HINE, 3325 Tempe Dr · Tn• tollowlng p•r•on 11 dolno
SOUTH COAST OEU. 3033 S <Ant« SMta Ane CA 92703. Huotlng1on a.en, Ca. 92040 bullneM .. ;
Bn.tol. Suite .. 0 ... Coete ....... Ca. Thie·~ 11' conducted by• Rone Id E. Steward, 3325 THE SYCAMORE TREE. 2179
92828 COf'PC)f'allon. Tempe °'·· HunllnQlon e..cn, Ce. Meyer Pie ce. Coate Men. c.-.
Ania L Grllhem. 10131 Cutty I & R Productl Intl. In¢, 92849 92027
SIB Drtve, Huntington 9Mch, Ca Jay Matlow, Prealdenl Thill~ II con0u<:1ad by 11<1 WNN11t11 8. Gogel. 2179 Meyw 1 92848 TNe .atemenl WM flied with !tie lndlvlduel, P1-~·Mel&, CA 92827.
nit. ~ la conduc:1ed by an County a.to of Orange County on Thie Rooald ~ sia;:: wttti the sane,,. L Gogel, 2110 Meyw
lndMdual. June 11. 1982. 1''9U11 ,._.-, ~ ~ COunty on "'-• Coeta Mwe. CA 92827
,.,,... L Gnlhem p bllalled 0 •"99 CoHI Dally""""'"' -...... Thie~ .. conducted by.
Thlll 81atement -111ec1 wtth the u .NM 15 h. 29. Jtif 8 1982 June 11. tM2. ''"* genetal panneraNp
County CW1t of Orange County on Pllol. · • • ~2 Publl1h9d Or•no• Cout Delly Wiiiiam B. Goo-I
June 1, 1tt2. p~ June 15. 22. 2t . .My o, 1N2 Thia 11atell'lln1 -ftled with the ,.,_,. 2517-82 County QetlC of Orenoe County on
Publlthff Otange Co .. I Dally "8.JC N011C( M8Y 12 1042
P1101June1. 15. 22. n. 1eo.!,.. .... P'tem'°"9 wH•H -.-.,. NOTICl ' ,,.. "" .....,, _. STATIMIWT ..._ Publl1ll.cl Orenge COHI Delly
The followln9 peraone -dolrlQ ACnTIOUI --Pllo1, June •• 15, 22, 29, 1N2 PWlJC ll)TIC[ ~ • • MAm STA~ 250742
HCnnoul. lllllM THE TILMAN C0 . ..1. 510 w TM tollowlnQ "'ton la doing
.... -.,. .. -~ Alie., Orange. \;I, 92981 bullnet&,.:. 0 S NlJC f«)T1C( -.. ,_, Eu~ Finl, 25021 bpt... COHST"V~TIO"f C N Ul.-
TM t'*'*'t ciar-w -d<*'ll Or., L.1QUnt twe. 0.. 92ee3 TANTS, 177$1 MltoMlt, tnlM. CA ACnnoul • IR•M
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EOCOM Elect rOD lc Syu e m1 of Tu1lln
appulnlL'<i Wallace M. Potter, Jr. nauonal 1Uh:s
nwn1.18or tor ol("(."lronk •pt·~:h•hl~
WUllam S. Wrlaln, Jr. of Corona ckl Mar hwl
~n promoted to alr«tor of C!r\Clneerina a\ tht-
K.in-Ttth dlvlalon of Paclflc Scientific Company ln
Ana.helm
Five California Flut Bank offlc<'• In lhl•
Newport Beach-Costa Mesa area havl" bct•n
tramsformed Into "branchca" of Tiffany'• during a
promotion l'nding July 9.
"Making Your Practice Perf~t1" a marketing
communlcaUona primer and plannlna workbook tor
proft.wlonaJ tlnna. haa been publithed by ProMark,
Irvine communlcationt flrm.
Profeulonah practicing accounting,
architecture, denU.try, engineering, law, medicine,
pwtic surgery and psychology lh Orange County
may obtain a free co~)' by writing on their
letterhead to ProMark. Suite M, 17801 Main St.,
Irvine, 92714.
Other ln~rested parties may obtain copies at $5
each by sending a check or money order to
ProMark.
Harold Bouley, owner or Century !l Gold Star
Realtors in C.O.ta Mesa, received the Gold Club
Award for having one or the highest producing
offices in Orange County region 101.
E.T .C. Carpet Milla, Ltd. of Santa Ana
launched a "Muuny to Tahiu" dealer incentive
program for carpets made from Monsanto
WearDated nylon. Representatives from the
Monsanto Corporatfon, UT A French Airlines, the
Tahitian Tourist Bureau and management and sales
representatives of E.T C. Carpet Mills attended a
reception at the South Coast Plaza Hotel, Costa
Mesa.
Approxunately 40 Woodbridge High School
students from Irvine participated in a "Marketing,
Sales and Model Decoration" seminar, sponsored by
the Building Industry Association's Homeballdera
Council.
The seminar, consisting of a lecture and field
t.np, involved Candy Berry, sales manager of Turtle
Rock Ridge Homes by lrvlae Pacific, and interior
designers lrl1b Jones and Ed Knhtbt of C.OSta
OVER THE COUNTER NASO LISTINGS
MUTUAL FUND
WIUOKT ICPPINOP
Meta-baaed Yel1er·Gatland & A11oc:lates.
Al''SA Data Corp0raUon, a Torrance bued
compuurr .ervlct>• company, named Haw kl/
HawklDI of lrvlnt: to h1rndll' Its market1n1
communlcAlllorw program.
Sylvia Mlcbler of San Clemente haa been
appointed muketlng manager for the Irvine
Division of Ponderoaa Homes, an Aeuu. Life and
c~ualt~ company. She hu been in Ponderoaa
Homes San Diego Division
Four rep.reaentalivet1 of Standard laH.-uce
Company qualified (o the !Inn'• 1982 Leaders Club,
a group or its top agents. They are agency managl'r
Douglas R. Hume, Jamefl A. Clement, Denni.a M
Ligtner and Forreit C. Lind, all of Orange.
Brentwood ID1urance Company signed a nine-
year lease valued at $2.7 mlllion on 16,940 lilquate
feet of space for corporate offlces at the Beverly
HUI• Savings Office Ceater acrcm from Mission
Viejo Mall. The flrm Is located ln Laguna Hills.
Douglas Heckle and Jay Carnahan of Cualunan
& Wakefield's Orange County office represented
Brentwood, while Beverly Hills Savings and Loan
was represented by Cushman & Wake. field's Craig
Cooper.
Four manufaclurers of quarter-inch cartridge
tape drives formed an international group to
promote use of such drives by encouraging
standards.
Initial memben of the Working Group for
Quarter-Inch Cartridge Drive Compatibility (QIC)
-Archive Corporation, Costa Mesa; Cipher Data
Products, Inc, San Diego; Data Electronics, Inc.,
San Diego, and Tandberg Data A/S Oslo, Norway
-held their first meeting in Costa Mesa.
J . P . "J ack" Eppinger formed Orange
Information Sy1tem1, a computer and office
communications company, at 17671 lrvme Blvd.,
Suite 19, Tustm
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NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS
OUOYATIOtilltNCl,\IOt UAOUO• '"' .... 'l'O•IC.MtOWIU. 'Ull'IC "''"' •ono ... OIUOIT .uo CINCllOIAft noc• I XtMANHI ANb •tl'O•t lO 1¥ ttil lliAtO ANO tNITtlillt
LOS ANGELES tAP) -'fhe retail price of
gasoline ha, lncreaaed 1.8 cen\a in two weeka, but otl
lndwitry analyst Den Lundberg predict.a lhe price
should remam steady through the summet'.
The average price rotW to Sl.29 during the period,
placing th~ cost about halfwuy between the three-year
low of $1.20 a gallon in April and the rerord hjgh of
$J.J8 in Murch 1981, Lundberg said Sunday.
Dividend increase told
Comprehensive Care Corp. of Newport Beach,
announced the board of directors approved a first
quart.er dividend of 6 cents per share payable Aug. 19
to shareholders of re<.'Ord July 30.
This represents a 50 pereen~ increase over prior
dividends .
. Irvine lease signed
Miel, Inc., a Floridj·based communications
equipment company, signed a lease for more than
5,000 square feet in the Irvine Company's Executive
Park garden-office complex at Main S treet and Red
Hill Avenue, Irvine .
The company plans t.o move into the second floor
of the c·omplex's Toronto Dominion Bank building
from its Costa Mesa locauon this surruner.
Helionetics stock traded
The Pacific Slo<'k Exchange announc.'ed that an
Irvine finn, Helionetics Inc. was admitted for trading
today as a PSE issue.
The common stock of Helionetics is traded under
the ticker symbol HLX.
Warranty period extended
Newport Pharmaceuticals International Inc. haa
announced its pos t-effective amendment to the
comp an y's registr ation statement extending the
expiration date of Newport's B warrants from June 30
to Aug. 31 was declared effective.
All other terms a nd conditions of the warrants
will remain unchanged.
Area firms aid project
Construction is to begin in July on Phase I on
Kline Center. a 50-acre master planned, multi-use
busme;;s park, at the entry of the Ontario International
Airport.
Kli ne Development of Newpo rt Be ach is
developer of the project.
The Newport Beach and Ontario offices of Grubb
& Ellis Commercial Brokerage Company are exclusive
marketing agent.s.
Equidon, of lrvine, is the general Contractor, and
Langdon & Wilson, of Newport Beach , arch itects.
Playboy signs video agreement
CHICAGO (AP) -Playboy Enterprises Inc. has
announced it signed an exclusive, worldwide license
agreement with Twentieth Century Fox-Video Inc .. in
a move that could bring video cassettes of Playboy
magazine centerfolds and other f~atures into the home
this year.
Terms of the agreement were not disclosed.
Playboy said the first programs, o n video
cassettes, are expected late this year , but later
programs may also be on video discs.
STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT
NEW YORK (AP) -Sales, noon pfioe
•n<I nel <ilol"9'! of IM hHttn mo~t ..:O•c Nf'w Yor-.. St0<" E .-cn.anoe 1sSi1A-s,
trading natlonally at more than $1
Monday
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tor noon Monday.
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AMERICAN LEADERS
NEW YORK (AP) -Salea, noon
Monday price and net Change ot the ten
moll 8C'llve Amerlcall Stoel< Eac:Oange
Issues. trading nat!Onalty at more 11\an
$1
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me1elll prices Monday.
Copper 66'"'· 72 ce nts a pound. U S
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Morcwy S370. 00 per llut<
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SILVER
Handy I H•rmal'. 55 100 per troy ounce
GOLD QUOTATIONS ., Tho._........._
Setec:ted world gold prlees Monday:
London: morning l••lng: $303 40, orl
12.10.
l..eMfon: eftarnoon ll•lng· $303.75, oil s 1.75.
,llria: anemooo 11Jt1ng. '303. 43. up~ 1.48.
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Orlnge Ooeet DAILY PILOT/Tuetday, June 29, 1982
'Cleavage' mudilled musical
l y JAY SHARB UTT Altf..-Cl'ttle
NEW YORK (AP) -w.u. ha U1hUna la very,
nJw. And It. uahert are wry poU\At. But "ClMVll'-''
la the kind of Broadway muale&l that would b4t fun
only it you heard about It from a ufe dll\.&nt'e.
True, you'd ml1111 tho tlrat·&l't do.er in which a
bcauty-ahop owner and her trut·k·drlvh~ btmu alng
1 country ball1Ad, "Bullove ln M\", Or I'll be
Leavinai' You" Into two hair Jryt>l'll thcy·r~
hold1"8.
You'd alao miss "Boys Will Be Otrla," wherein
a draa queen J\Ql only dOC!tl a g~ly awful dance
routine with twp chorus boys. but pa on to wryly
advise the woman who one. wanted to marry him:
"Pleaso, go out and find yourself a good man -
I did ."
And you wouldn't be able to write home and
aay you'd heart:i lyrics that go ''What la thia feeling,
why does It taunt me so?" and "Why am I shivering
• . . why am I quavering?" all in the same aong.
The onJy thlng you could write home or
anywhere about is one lovely, touching ballad in
the show, "Voices of the Children," in which the
cast. playing kids, wistfully sing of the effects of
divorce on kids.
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CITY CEnTER f'~
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•11i1ter For ti---l••••r .Sohool ,
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student and adult
classes start July 6.
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weekdays 1 to 4 &
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lt'a tht• liOlt.• ahhllJli moment In "Cleo11vuail',"
crnted by two brothl'n, Buddy and Duvid
Shc•tflt"lti, both Bnn1dway rooklt"S No doubt thl'y
had tht• bcwt of lnwnUuna
But the reault la .-two-hour dlaator littered
with ailupefy1ng :ikekhl'S, no-taste ladies' wear,
lmrn1.'d1uioly forgNtnble songs (excludlng "Voice11").
choNX>KNPhY thlJl makes you wince, and atagin.i
thttt rt!minds one of the vuudeville act 11een in the
nowd movie romedy, "Harry and Walter Go to New
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TUESDAY, JUN! 29. 1982
ClASSlfllD C5 ~------------------------~
~-Growing menace stalks women pros
Tennis tour stars constantly bothered by weird letters, phone calls
Pl S:~c2r~~~y .
WIMBLEDON, England -The globe-circling
ladies of the tennis tour h~ve their own names for
them -"weirdos," "kooks," "crazies," "sex fiends."
They rarely show their laces. They lurk in the
shadows. They are always around. Writing letters.
$ending gifts. Making obscene telephone calls in
:ihe middle of the night.
•' .·
"It happens to almost all of us," says Chris
Evert Lloyd, America's queen of the courts.
"Sometimes we try to laugh it off. We joke
about it. But all of us rea)ize it could be serious.
"I get alarmed sometimes when I am in a
strange ci ty or country all by myself."
Lloyd echoes the sentiments of most of her
contemporaries when she speaks of this not entirely
new but growing menace of secret admirers and
warped minds who attach their fantasies to the
graceful divas of the courts.
"It's as old as time itself," says 72-year·old Ted
Tinting, a Wimbledon fixture for more than half a
century. "It happened to Suzanne Lehglen just
after World War~ and to Helen Willis in the 1920s.
"If you are to be a hero or a heroine, you must.
take the consequences. These special human beings
COMMENTARY
(stars) consummate the secret dreams of humanity."
JoAnne Russell, a statuesque, 27-year-old New
Yorker, said she was constantly pestered by a man
who wrote her letters and enclosed self-addressed
envelopes in an attempt to set up a rendezvous.
"I turned it over to the police," she explained.
"Then the police came back and said, 'He has an
unlisted number.' I said, "You're the police, aren't
you?' Finally, they got rid of him."
She said there was one fan who followed her
all the way to Wimbledon.
"He came up to me, and I said, 'How did you
get here?' He said he wasn't telling me anything.
But he was just a young man. I figured he was just
one of the two members of my fan club when I
played team tennis for the New York Apples.
letters from apparent!?'. the same person were
delivered to the women s locker room.
"They were lewd drawings of all of us," she
said. "Everybody except Evonne Goolagong got
one." "But, I couldn't help think.mg of Son of Sam.
He killed girls first."
Seventeen-year-old Andrea Jaeger of
Lincolnshire, Ill., confided to J ohn Husar of the
Chicago Tribune last week that when she was 16, a
man followed her from Ohio to Florida.
Lloyd received a death threat m the Canadian
Open at Toronto last year and had 18 secunty men
guarding her throughout the tournament, but that
was not her most harrowing experience.
"After I won the U.S . Open in 197~, I got a
telephone call from someone who said he wu my
dad," she said. "I picked up the receiver. Then he
started giving all this obscene talk. I burst into
tears. I was so shaken the receiver was glued to my
"He was a murderer who wrote that he was
getting out of jail on my birthday," she said. "He
followed me to Florida. He said he loved me and
wanted to marry me. My mother and father were
worried. But I thought it was funny. ears.~· ·
''Later he left, saying, 'I'll wait. I know you
want to go to college.' Then he sent me a telegram
saying, 'I hope I didn't bother you.' My mother
would pull me oH the tour if she knew some of the
strange offers I've had.''
Lloyd said there is a Florida man who writes
letters to her every other day. "I'm sure there will
be 30 waiting for me when I get back," she srud.
Tinling called it a syndrome akin to the case of
John Hinckley, who had a crush on actress Jodie
Foster. Jaeger said during one tournament a stack of
South dazzles,
tern pers flare
North upset by all the razzle
By ROGE R CARLSON
0( ttle Dtllly ,.... llllff
The South All-stars made it
five in a row -a first for the
Orange C.Ounty All-star football
game -but that wasn't the only
"first" Monday night at Orange
Coast C.Ollege where the Rebels
plowed under the underdog
North, 36-13.
It wa:> a bitterly fought contest
from the outside with personal
fouls raising more hair on the
back o f the necks than
touchdowns and two players
were ejected during the course of
th game.
WHEN IT WAS over Servite
Coach Ron Smeltz.er, who'll be
coaching many of the South's
olavers as the Shrine Game's
(Rose Bowl, July 17) South
coach, refused to shake hands
with winning coach Bob Lester
of El Modena.
"If you have a gaine on your
schedule next season I'd like to
play you," was Smeltzer's
response to Lester's hand. Then
he s talke d away, e nd of
postgame discussion (with
Lester).
Dave Geroux of Edison, M ark
Templeton of Foothill and Jim
Torok of El Modena proved to be
as good as billed.
But there were also many
penalties -13 for 108 yarda for
the South, alon e -and
combined with some r azzle·
dazzle play at the end wbkh
helped mount .the final margin,
Smeltz.er was smoldering, to •Y
the least.
"It was embarrassing for my
kids," says Smeltzer. "He
(Lester) rubbed il in. They didn't
h ave to do that, using fake
reverses, reverse passes ... "
With 3:56 remaining and the
South up by a 29-13 count. the
Rebels w e n t to Capistrano
Valley's Sam Finch, who took
what appeared to be the
beginning of an end around and
turned it into a 62-yard scoring
play with Fountain Valley's Joel
Seay on the receiving end.
FOR THE SOUTH, it was the
coup de grace, the final touch to
an explosive night of football,
but for the beaten North, it was
the last slap in the face.
TIME TO LOOK -Fountain Valley High's Matt Stevens (15)
looks downfield as his teammate, center Dale Crane (50), one of
lour Fountain Valley offensive starters for the South, is ready
Delly f'llot ""°'oe by Clwtee ,..,,.
to hold off any defensive pressure. The South gave Stevens the
time and he responded with 209 yards through the air in a
36-13 victory at Oran~e Coast College Monday night.
For the r ecord the South
proved superior in just about
every d epartment, using eight
players in the scoring column.
The h e r alded backfield of
quarterback Matt S tevens of
Fountain Valley and runne rs
Smeltz.er also lashed out al the
play of the game, which was out
of control early. "You have to
jump on it right away and they
(the officials) didn't," said
Sme1t.z.er.
"Brunot (Canyon High full
back Ed Bruno t) took a
deliberate spear In the back. It's
not worth it, not to just come out·
and try to hurt people." Gentleinen prefer
Arnritraj's conduct
~He politel y advances at Wimbledon
WIMBLEDON, England (AP)
-The gentleman at the All-
England Lawn Tennis and
Croquet Club still refer to the
bracket as "The Gentleman's
Singles." They must have Vijay
: l\mritraj in mind. ~ Ranked 35th in the world on
the Association o f Tennis
Prof~ionals computer, Amritraj
chose not to meet the full Volvo
• Crand Pri?t commitment this l Year and so came to Wimbledon
through the qualifying
... tournament at Roehampton, a
cutthroat route that five-time
champion Bjorn Borg of Sweden
declined to drive.
Then Amritraj sat patientJy
through four days of rain to gain ta five -set decision against
American Jeff Borowiak in what
one commentator characterized
as the "most sophisticated"
match of the day.
Finally comfortable on the
grass surface, Amritraj step& to
.the baseline and the ball
tl)Cplodes off the end of his fluid
.erving motion.
' _ Polite applause follows -the
crowda here remember h im for
all the right reuons: his conduct,
h1a put heroics -and aU ii
1uddenly right with the
tl men of the All-Enaland
and the t.ennta world ln
··~ revolved around "ITly Hrvlce, ' Amrl\raJ Hid
Monday af c.r runnlna down
PHcal PortH e.1 , 8-2, e~al
markin1 the flnt Uml M't belwa
the Frenchman In fQl&t ouUnp.
1'TheN w11 &oo much JrtMUtt on a. own 111"\ftOI blcit• If he didn't I" &he tin. Ont ln, he
..... I Wll ua..11 '° wtn "
Today. Amri traj took o n
14th-seeded Roscoe Tanner. In
other matches, third-seeded Vitas
Gerulaitis opposed unseeded
Tomas Smid of Czechoslovakia,
sixth-seeded Gene Mayer played
Larry Stefank.i and No. 7 Mats
Wilander of Sweden met Staislov
Birner of Czechoslovakia.
On the women's side, top-
seeded Martina Navratilova
squared off against 18-year-old
Zina Garrison; No. 2 Chris Evert
Lloyd, the defending champion,
met 15th-seeded Virginia Ruzici
of Romania and 12th-seeded
Billie J ean King battled No. 6
Wendy Turnbull of Australia.
Top-seeded John McEnroe, the
de fending champion, and No. 2
Jimmy C.Onnors, seeded to meet
in the finals of the men's singles,
both advanced the fourth round
of the r ai n -plagued event
Monday with victories.
Australian Pau) McNamee alao
reached the fourth round with a
7-6, 3-6, 3--6, 6-4, 6-1 victory over
South African Kevin Curran .
McEnroe comfortably sent
compatriot Lloyd B ourne
pecking 6-2. 6-2, 6-0, but C.Onnon
ran into trouble a,ab'\lt another
~fier. Drew Gitlin of Encino,
I ., who took a 1et from the
left-hander before 1rud1ingly
aumtnderl"I 6·2, 6-7, 7-6, 7-&.
Aaked lf he'd ever teen Gitlin,
ranked 186th In the world, play
before, Connon replied: "No. and
lt was not tht time for
lntroduttlonl. ''
Aaked If he wu worried at an)'
Juncture or th• thrt1·hour match, Uw former WtJnbledion
champion addtd: 111 don't I•'
worried. Thi•'• problblx the._, thln1 about m)' pme.
Lester responded: "We had a
problem here, it was a first game
for everybody and we got a mas.5
oC penal ties, a nd probably
deservedly . . . late hits."
Lester said before the game it
was his intention to showcase the
South's players, not to dwell on
any one portion of the attack.
and he was true to his word.
"We used every play we had,"
said the El Modena coach.
As for turning points, the
South cashed in on a blocked
punt to score with no time left in
the first half to take a 15-6 lead,
but it wasn't broken open until
Westminster's M ike Waters
recovered a fumbled punt at the
North 20, which evolved into
Ken Laszlo's 16-yard touchdown
run on the first play in the fourth
period.
THE NORTH rallied'° within
15-13 on the third quarter's ~t
poaeession when Servite'• OOug
Butler got an assist from Waters
to complete a 21-yard touchdown
pass to Mike Bowles of Cypress.
W aters appeared to have it
intercepted, but lost a J'-'88ling
act and the ball fell into Bowles'
hands.
That, however , along with a
(See SOUTH, Pace CZ)
ANGELS, TEXAS
OPEN SERIES
ARLINGTON, Texas -Fresh
off their aaUafyina leriea victory
over the KanaM City Royala, the Ancela betEln a alx·pme road \rip
here tontant (5:3& PST) aplnat
the TeXM ftanpn.
By delNtint the Royt.11, 9-l
lunday afternoon the An,.11
concluded the homeuand
winNnl kf·ll ..-, Ind~
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('I Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/TUHday, Junt 29, 1982
Will Garvey's streak end tonight?
LOS ANC~LES (AP) l>l<'k
Wllll•nui. thu 11\Ul\u.it•r or ttll' &an Oil'ao
P•dn.'S, wu lvoktf'\M 1u u cupy of th~
NaUl>Nl Le~~ WHt 11\.Hndtna-bf.fore
hll cJUb opened a four il'mt• aeril'S
M6flln11t the Lo. Angel<•R Dudgt>n1.
qune u happy u hl' might h1o1vc t>een It
the Padre. hadn't loest to the Dodgers 8-4
Monday nlaht
Pedro Gu~rr .. ro honwn-<l wllh om• on Ill
the 1ixth when tht• l>uditt'r8 owrcomt.• a
3-2 San Diego lt>od
days I've had It before, I've play~ In
pain befurt'. but I'll have w ~~ abwt
tomorrnw nliht when l get t.o the park
and test It ."
Thf' Hklppt•r of the Padre1111kt'd whut
he aaw.
The te('i)nd-pluc~ Padres are stll 1
ahead of tht• thtrd plat-e Dodgers, but the
lead la now only two gamt'S
And tht> Dodgen., with their third
straight win and 1 lth In their last 14
outings to go five aamH over .500, their
hlgh mark of the ~NIOn, are only 4 lh
sivnes behind the dlvlttlon-leadlng
Braves.
The Dodgers tr4tlled by a run whon
losing pitcher Chrla Welsh. ~-:j, wulkc.'<l
Ron Roenlcke to lead off tht.• sixth ond
Guerrero followt.>d With his l:Jth homt.•r
He'll no doubt play, and hlB manager,
Tom L...asorda, said ht.· hopes Garvey ls
uble to maintain his i;treak, but he
cautioned, "Sometimes streaks do end
becau.e ot injuries."
St.eve Garvey then ihot a doublt.> to
the wall in center, but pulled his right
hamstrlng and had to leave the game.
"L.A. I• th" team to beat " he was
aaylng. "I rt·tpec:l ... tlanta, ver~ much -
don't misunderstand -but ai fon& as we
k~p the Dodgers behind Us, l'U be
hnp'p ." w1Iuams IS stilJ happy, then, o~ly not Steve Yeager cracked a two-run
homer and a run-scoring single and
Garvey, who has played ln 1.020
games In a row, the fifth-longest playing
on streak on record, said of the Injury,
"It'll been tight the la.st three or four
Fernando Valenzuela, 10-6, camc..-d the
win, joining Philadelphia's St.eve Carlton
as the NL's first JO-game winners.
Still, Valenzuela labored for the
aecond successive start
Astro GM d e lighted
with J .R. 's e ffort
From AP dispatches
DAYTONA BEACH -J .R . la Richard. making his first start since
suffering a near fatal stroke two years
ago, began a journey Monday night
that he hopes will lead him back to the major
leagues.
"It took a lot of hard work to get here, and
it's going to take a lot of hard work to get·back,"
the 32-year-old pitcher said after hurling four
-.;,,.. , '
i nnings for the Daytona
Beach Astros of the Florida
State League.
"I felt fine. I thought I
could have gone two more
mmngs." added Richard. who
threw 64 pitches, four more
than trainers had decided he
should throw in the outing.
The f ormer Houston
I Astros pitcher who was felled
RICHARD by a stroke on July 30. 1980,
had spent the last month In a special extended
spring training program in Sarasota. A sellout
crowd of 4.500 at City Island Park gave him a
standing ovation before the game and after he
completed his appearance.
The St. Petersburg Cardinals touched
Richard for three runs on three hits in the first
inning. But the right-hander settled down in the
second -retiring the side in order -and
allowed only two more hits the rest of the way.
·Quote of the day
George Allen, after being named coach
and part-owner of the Chicago franchise in
the Cl edgling United States Football
League: "Within one month l could put
together a team oC free agenta that could be
comp etitive in the National Football
League."
Grich leads Angel All-star charge
NEW YORK -Bobby Grich of la
the Angels and Willie Randolph of
the New York Yankees are locked in
a close battle for the second-ba!ie
position in the final week of balloting for the
American League All-star team.
With one more week of ballotmg left, Grich
led Randolph by 27,931 votes, 515,984-488,053,
the league said Monday. Frank White of Kansas
City was third with 462,523
v o t es. 25.53 0 behind
Randolph.
Final r esu lts of fan
baUoting for the July 13 All-
star Game at Montreal will be
announced on Tuesday, July
6
The top vote-getter
through Monday was George
Brett of the Roya.la, who. t,\ad
GRICH 1,066,897 for the thi.f<l-base
spot. Bretl, who re«>ived the most votes in last
year's All-star balloting. was 425,966 votes ahead
of Toby Harrah of Cleveland. who had 640,931.
Fred Lynn of the Angels was locked in a
cJ05e duel wtth former teammate Jim Rice of
Boston for the third outfield spot. Reggie
Jackson of the Angels led outfield balloting with
651.831 votes. followed by 'Rickey Henderson of
Oakland with 537,075 and Lynn with 535,731.
Rice, with 482,418, was 53,313 votes behind. Left
fielder Dave Winfield of the New York Yankees
had 4 78,082 votes.
Carlton Fisk of the Chicago White Sox led
catchers with 995,966 votes, and Rod Carew of
the Angels had 869,035 votes for first base.
Bucky Dent led ballol.lng for shortstop with
591,733 votes.
Carlton picks up 10th victory
S t eve <;arltoo be~ame the a l'f:t1onal League's first 10-game
winner as he pitched a 1-0 victory
over the St. Louis Cardinals Monday
night that boosted the Phillies into the National
Leaaue East lead foe the first time this season
In other games, Nolan Ryan and B ert
Roberge combined on a four-hitter, and J ose
Crui drove in two runs wtth a sin~le and a
scrafice fly, leading Houston to a ram-plagued
6-2 decision over Atlanta. The game was delayed
for two hours, seven minutes by a heavy
thunderstorm ln the first inning Joe
Morgan triggered a six-run first inning with a
leadoff homer and capped it with a sacrifice fly
as San Francfsco topped Cincinnati 7-1
Leon Durham hit two home runs to power the
Chicago Cugs to a 6-4 victory over Pittsburgh
... The New York Mets have placed Hubie
Brooks on the 15-day disabled list so that he can
recuperate from a pulled left hamstring.
easebalJ today
On this date in baseball in 1968:
Detroit's Jim Northrup hit his fourth
bases-loaded home run in a five-week span.
and his third in five days. The blast, a
third-inning shot off Chicago's Cisco Carlos,
highlighted the Tigers' 5-2 victory over the
White Sox.
On this date in 1937:
Ctucago Cubs first baseman Rip Collins
played a whole game without a putout or
an ~1st.
On this date in 1916:
Long before baseball was to become a
billion-dollar business, the Chicago Cubs
and Cincinnati Reds were able to play an
entire nine-inning game uslng just one ball.
Today's birthdays:
Forme r Minnesota slugger Harmon
K illebre w is 46. Texas pitcher Rick
Honeycutt is 28.
Henderson, A's topple Royals
Rickey Henderson drove in four a
runs and Dwayne Marpby clubbed a
three-run homer Monday night,
leading the Oakland A's to an "8-4
victory over Kansas City, dropping the Royals
three games behind the league-leading Angels in
the Atnerican League West. Oakland Coach
Clete Boyer handled the team after A's Manager
BUly Mattia returned to the hotel suffering lrom
the-flu . . Elsewhere. J er ry Remy broke a tie
with a three-run double in the seventh and
Boston went on to score a 9 -7 win over
Milwaukee, allowing the Red Sox to move three
games ahead of the Brewers in the AL East
. . . Rudy Law hit a three-run double and
Steve Kem~ rapped. a two-~n homer as the
Chicago White Sox rupped MIJUlesota 8-7.
Bulls hire Weshead as coach
P aul Wes tbead , insisting he •
advocates the fast-break, running
game, although he was fired by the
Los Angeles Lakers because of his
restrictive oHense, was named head coach of the
Chicago Bulls Monday. Terms of his four-year
contract were not disclosed ... A temporary
restraining order has been issued which bars
prosecution of any lawsuits against the National
Buketball Association until the NBA gets its
own hearing in the San Diego Clippers
controversy. The Clippers are trying to move
from San Diego to Los Angels where they would
play at the Sports Arena . . . The Dallas
Mavericks traded center Wayne Cooper and a
1985 first -round draft pick to Portland in
exchange for guard Kelvin Ransey . . . New
Orleans Saints quarterback Dave Wllsoa denies
reports linking him with accused cocaine dealer
Mike Stracban, a former Saints running back.
The NFL's first-roWld draft choice from Illinois
said he "wouldn't. even recognize Strachan if I
met him on the street."
Televl ston, radld
TELE VISION: No events scheduled.
R.ADlO: Baseball -Angels at Texas, 5:35
p.m ., KM.PC (710); San Diego at Dodgers, 7:35
p.m ., KABC (790).
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LOOSE BALL -&ii.son High's Rick DiBernardo (43), the
South's middle linebacker, has his eye on a loose ball, but he
didn't get it. The Notre Dame-bound DiBernardo led a
defensive assault on the North in a 36-13 South victory.
From Page C1
SOUTH ROLLS. • •
35-yard burst by Buena Park's
Mo Printup for a second-quarter
touchdown. was really the extent
of the North's game.
The rest of the evenin g
belonged to the winners, who
scored first, often and last.
Stevens, voted the offensive
player of the game, completed
only 9 of 27 (33 percent) behind
an offensive front that
consistently gave him excellent
protecuon.
But, as Stevens often did while
at Fountain Valley, he went over
the 200-yard mark in total
yardage, getting 209 with the
help of 40-yard plays to Gerowc
and Laguna Hills' Dan Blanck
and a 47-yarder to Seay.
''Stevens played a marvelous
game," said Lester. "He'll do
very well at UCLA, that's for
sure."
"Asked if there was any one
thing he could point to as his
team's downfall," Smeltzer said,,
"Talent. all over the place, but I
thought we could put some
pressure on Stevens. We didn't."
Said Lester: "The offensive lme
had a helluva go."
Geroux got the South started
by rambling eight yards with a
screen pass for a TD on fourth
down and Tustin's John Collard
added a 36-yard field goal.
The last play of the second
quarter found Templeton bolting
over from the three behind the
Edison blocking tandem of guard
Craig Dumity and Geroux.
But the North's last gasp was
at 15-13. then the South pulled
away with simply too many
weapons. too many big plays.
Waters, along with Edison's
Rick DiBernardo. Santa Ana's
Fortino Rivera and others. made
the South's defense just too hard
to handle.
The crowd of 7.100 was treated
to one of the most explosive
games of the 2l-year series, but
it'll be remembe°i-ed as one of the
most bitter. The South still trails
in the series, 14-9.
Poland
has eye
• on semis
MADRID. Spain (AP) -
Poland has emerged as a surprise
contender for soccer's 1982 World
Cup.
The Poles. who opened their
finals campaign with a brace of
goaJless draws against Italy and
Cameroon, clinched a second-
round berth with a 5-1 triumph
over Peru last week.
They proved that was no fluke
wnh a stunning 3-0 triumph over
Belgium Monday and moved to
within one victory of a semifinal
spot
FRANCE ALSO boosted its
chances of reachmg the Final
SOCCER
Four by defeaung Austrta 1-0 in
a second-round game in Madrid.
The top teams in each of four
three-team groups advance to the
semis.
Two second-round games were
played today -England took a
nine-game wmning streak into i_ts
match with West Germany m
Madrid and defending champion
Arge ntina played Italy in
Barcelona.
In Poland's victory, Zbigniew
Boniek, the attacking midfielder,
scored all three goals as Poland
ripped to s hre d s a Belgian
defense that had allowed only
one goal in three opening round
matches.
Boniek, playing up front.
opened with a bullet-like shot in
the fourth minute, followed-up
with a 27th minute header and
then round ed off a superb
individual p e rformance by
beating the Belgian offside trap
for a 53rd minute tap-in.
He was assisted on two of the
three goals by Gn..egon Lato, the
32-year-old veteran, who
Monday became only the 10th
player in history to start in 100
international matches.
LATO, WHO played a role in
almost every Polish attack, said
the Poles were not surprised by
their rapid improvement.
"When we arrived in Spain we
hadn't played an important game
with our regular team for several
months, so it took us some time to
get it together," Lato said. "I was
expecting the team to show great
progress."
Poland now needs o nly to
defeat the Soviet Union on July
4. also in Barcelona, to advance to
the semjs for the first time since
1974.
France's victory. cUnched by a
stunning 40th minute free kick
from Bernard Genghini, left the
French needing only a victory
over Northern Ireland on July 4
to clinch a semifinal spot.
The Fre n ch beat Northern
Ire land 4 -0 in an exhibition
match last month. but coach
Michel Hida lgo said his team
would not be overconfident
when they faced the Lrish.
"W e do not make any
comparisons with the game we
played in Pans," he said.
Seahawks' Stanle y
sign s with R oyals
Ocean View High product
K evin Stanley, a three-year
standout for the Seahawks, has
signed a professional contract
with the Kansas City Royals'
organization and has been
assigned to Sarasota. which
competes in the rookie league in
Florida.
Stanley was an outfielder and
pitcher f or Ocean View,
compiling a .320 batting average
and 4-5 won-loss record as a
pitcher.
Stanley, a left-hander, was
chosen on the sixth round of the
regular phase of the recent major
league draft.
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BarCllOn• Winner Group B vs Wlnr>er Group D al
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Orange Coaat OAILV PILOT/Tuud1y, June 29, 1982 3
It's excellence that's rewarded
H ow to dent All-star line up: That's Buck y 's concern
BY JOHN NELSON A# .,_,.. Wrtt.f
He ha. played ln only 37 aa.mes. Hi. baiting
average ls . 138. He: hu six RBI, and he lan't even
the best short.It.up cm hi¥ own team.
With a season Uke that, you shouldn't be ablt'
w put o Dent ln the All-11t.ar Gaml'. Yet, with lea
than a week left in balloting. Bucky Dent of tht'
New York Yanket"S hwi built a 150,000-vote lead for
the starting a.'lSlgnrnent on the American Leagu~
squad.
He's got chariBma, and he's a genuinely nict-
£ella. But without subacrlulng to the philosophy
that ruce guya should Cl.rush last, Bucky stmply is
not having an All-star season.
Tomboy image
upsets Jaeger
But sh e think s rain is 'nea t '
WIMBLEDON, England (AP ) -A n drea
Jaeger wishes the London tabloids would quit
calling her a "tomboy" and she doesn't care if it
never slops raining at Wimbledon.
''I Like the rain -I think it's neat," gushed the
17-year-old Lincolnshire, Ill., schoolgirl after
scoring a 6-3, 7-5 victory over South Afnca 's
Rosalyn Fairbank Monday in the rain-plagued
All-England Tennis Championships.
"I KNOW IT'S bad for the tournament, for the
fans and all that, but I've been having a great time.
I sit at my window watching the rain drops. I look
out the window and write letters.
"I usually practice four and five hours a day.
But with the rain, I've only been practicing 45
rrunutes and having a ball with au the other kids."
She insiilted that she didn't Like the label
"tomboy" and wanted 11 put on record that the
reason she and her family are settmg up a base in
Florida IS not -as one London paper stated over
the weekend -because there were not enough
boys in the Ch1cago area.
"They quoted my Cather." she said' "but 1
know he didn't say it bt.>cause they used the word
'keen.' My Cather never says, 'keen."'
T he paper quoted her father, Roland. as saying
the family was moving to Largo, Fla.. because
"there were not enough boys in the Chicago area."
''That's not true," Andrea said. "We are not
leaving Chkago. We are keeping our home there.
We are just building a house near Largo where
Harry Hopman has tus big tennis academy.
"[ like to practice against boys. At Largo, there
are more than 20 courts and good boy players from
all over the world. That sounds tike I was in a
boarding school m Chicago."
Mucha 's blasts
propel U.S.
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Keith Mucha blasted
two solo homers Monday, leading the United States
to a 5-4 victory over Japan al Dodger Stadium in
the second game of the 11th annual USA-Japan
Collegiate Baseball Series.
Mucha, of Oral Roberts, belted his first homer
leading off the fourth inning and slugged his second
homer, which broke a 4-4 tie, beginning the sixth.
Both shots sailed over the leftlicld fence. Mucha
had 18 homers at OraJ Roberts this season.
The series now moves to Omaha, Neb., with
the teams tied l· l. Japan won the opener 1-0 at
Anaheim Stadium on Sunday. The teams play
Thursday. Friday and Satur day nights at
Rosenblatt Stadium.
Righ t-hander Sid Akins, w ho just completed
his freshman year at Southern California, went the
distance on the mound for the Americans, allowing
nine hits. walkrng one and stnkmg out four. Two of
Japan's runs were unearned.
The Americans coUected only five hits off
Japanese pitchers Tomio Tanaka a nd Hiroshi
Kogure. Tanaka went the first six innings and
suffered the loss. J apan committed four errors and
three of the Americans' runs were unearned.
Kevin Ward of Arirona collected his third
double of the series. Other hits for the United
States were singles by John Marquardt of Missouri
and Scott Stout of Loyola.
It was Ward who almost got the U.S. team
even in the first game. Ward's one-out double off
right-hander Toru Ni.muro threatened the Japanese
team's 1-0 advan tage. But, Mike Aldrete of
Stanford flied out and Mucha ended the game by
grounding out.
Coast oarsman
Henley -bound
Orange Coast College oarsman Philip Lanon
will row· for th e United States national team at the
142nd annual Henley Royal Rega tta in Henley,
England beginning Thursday an d continuing
through July 4.
Larson. a freshman who was named the
Pirates' "oarsman of the y~· this teaa0n, will rvw
in the number five meat in the U.S. ~te elaht
entry. The same U.S. cnw will al9o partldpate tn a
btg lntemationa.l reptit ln Amtt.erdtm July 9· l l
and ln the World Charnp4onahls-Repua A~.
22-29 tn Lucerne. Swlt.r.erland.
At Henley, the U.S. boet will row ln the
ptemJer event.. the Grand Challenge Cup. Other
crews mttted ln the race are the Bttuah National
Crew, London Rowtna Club, Y•le Unlvenity and
the Uruvendty of Cali/ornla at Hemley.
Lenon qualified for the U.S. boat at a national
camp held earlier Olla month at H.uvard Unlwntty.
He reoorded the hJahelt ft'1'0"')tfllr ICON at the
cunp. The 111on.w II \-9 lo~ IUWftC'h
and tndu.rance. ~ e_., 20& ,a.mm. a .... ~ Miah
School. Ian Btmardl~LH.e '°"'" ,., oce11 "'"'°' Ytllllcy "-"' 1htll t1p1 ,.., llMOft, Lenon. who llv. tn HunUni'on IMd\, Will
row 1i OCC 1P1n<n1•t 9'lllM'\.
TRUE , HE MIGHT have ac>t~n the dlrty ·nd ot thu stkk from O«>ra Stelnb~"J\ner when the
Yankl'cs own er Im ported Roy Smalley from
Mlnn~~· But don't ft't'l 11<>rry for Bucky. Ho lOlt
the job fair Mod 11qu.are to SmaUev. who la h1tt.10g
246 with 27 RBI and eliht homers ln !58 pme..
With annourn:cment of the final count one
w(.'(lk away, the American League relcaaed figures
Monday that showtd Dent had 591.733 votes to
434,032 for Robin Yount of t he Milwaukee
Brewf'rs Yount'• reward tor" .313 batting average,
44 RBI. 11 homers and perhaps the betlt glove flt h15
position is second plac.-e, by 157,701 votes.
OK. fans. It s your game, your vote You
deserve it You pay for major league baseball, at the
gate and by buyinl!i advertisers' products. You want
to see Bucky Dent, you got him. But remember, you
are supposed to be rewarding e)((.-ellenc.-e
Take the case of Rod Carew. Fans have gotten
so used to voting for him that they just continue.
The Ansels first baseman has received 869,035
votes, 271,628 ah~ad of Boston's Carl Y astrzemskt.
Carew is h1tung .315 with 19 RBl and 39 runs,
not a bad season, even for him. But the 42-year -old
Yaslrzemsk1 is having one of his finest seasons.
hitting .320 with 44 RBI and 10 homen; Give the
old man a break.
AT THIRD BASE, for ~><ample, who could
argue With the selection of Kansas City's George
Brett at thtrd base?
Toby Harrah That's who
The Cleveland Indians' third baseman leads
the league with a .357 batllng average while
driving in 37 runs and scoring another 57 Brett,
whose 1.066,897 votes leads balloting and tops
Harrah by 425,966, has a .313 average with 36 RBI.
Close. but no cigar.
So fa r , balloting seems t o have gone
moderately well for catcher and second bast>.
Carlton Fisk of Chicago leads Ted Simmons of
Milwaukee 995,966-410,628 for catcher.
.Bobby Grich (.280) of the Angels Leads Willie
Randolph ~ 271) of the Yankees 515,984-488,053 for
second base in the closest AL race. Frank_ White
(.317) of Kansas City Is a strong third w ith 462.523
votes. but nearly overlooked has been Jim Gantner
(.309) of Milwaukee.
Voling for outfielders is a mess. For some
reason, fans have missed the mark there by a wide
margin Reggie Jackson of the Angels leads with
651,831 votes. followed by Rickey Henderson of
Oakland with 537 ,075 and Fred Lynn of the Angels,
535,731
Neither Jackson nor Lynn belongs m the lop
three. however. Jackson has rallied hard for a .250
average with 37 RBI and 15 homers. but Lynn
continues to struggle, hitting 278 with only four
homers and a paltry 18 RBI
"I LIKE IT WHEN there are men and women
playing together, like here. It's not that I'm the
kind to go up to a man player and ask him to hit
with me. I only know about five"
Andrea said the tomboy sobriquet grew out of
her debut here two years ago.
''ll was because l carried a soccer ball with me
and played soccer with some boys w hen I wasn't on
court." she said.
"T he English were surprised, I think , because
girls don't play sports in universities here and don't
get scholarships."
The bouncy, urunhibited teenager said she wa.s
never worried in her third-round match against
Fairbank, alth ough the husky. hard-hitting South
African served for the second set at 5-4.
"She had nothmg lo lose so she could h.it all
out," Andrea said. "Even 1f I had lost the second set,
[ was confident I would take the third. It was just a
matter of time."
She added that there was a pressing need to
end the match as quickly as possible because
top-seeded John McEnroe was waiting to take the
Cen ter Court against fellow A merican Lloyd
Bourne
"I knew McEnroe wouldn't like 1t if I went
three sets," she said.
NASL future bright?
NEW YORK (AP) -Howard Samuels, new
president of the North American Soccer League.
said Monday that soccer has a bright future in the
United States despite declirung attendance.
"I'm optimistic because of the sport itself.
because of its enormous popularity with our young
people, because the World Cup is on homE.
television for the first ti me," Samuels said after
being introduced as the NASL's ch ief executive
officer. "In the history of sports -baseball. football
-there have been ups and downs. I'm committed
to finding ou t why attendance is down."
T he NASL, which has been cut from 24 to 14
teams in the last three years. has seen its attendance
drop 20 percent this year. League officials have
wondered why the huge number of American
youths playing soccer does not necessarily lead to
adults' watching professional soccer.
"It's absolutely t.rue that soccer hasn't made it
commercially here," Samuels said. "But I'm sure it
will make it and I say to the National Football
League. watch out. because 10 years from now we'll
be the leaders, on the field and on television "
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1 lie 1982 liet Mer stakes schedule has IM!en
bOtlilled 10 !' ~d·brHklng '2 mlllton IOf the
uf)4;omlno thoroughbred season w111c:11 begins July
21
Tna wee1t 1v rec1no achedule will be held
Wedlldday thrOUQh ~.4on<1ey With at least three 11lt~es ottered each ractno week
•fri all, 28 al:l<Sed-money events wm be lealured
duWno Ille 43-dey meet wn1ch conctuaes
W.ohesdey, Sept_ II With the Del Mar Futurity
'&even llxtu,_, lopped ln 10111 value by tne 11"81
day's Futu•lly. '°' an er11meled oroas purse or
5225,000, are worth S 125,000 or mo1e
Olne< blQ dlt• Include the S 125,000.adde<I Del
Mar Oak• on-Aue t4 and the Del Mar Oefby Aug 22 ,.-..
As. usual, the $50.000-added <><i.anlllde Stllces,
101"11\r ... year-akls at 7'h furtonoa OV« the turt. wlll
111\ioq. the 211-faoe stakes scllodule on opening day ..
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tn and cond11lonlnO n.. walnut Valley StJr~no1g..30 11 w1tnut HIQll CIMO IS scheduled lo• u y Sc=-will be ollered at 3 30. 5~ ~~~ ~
Cotl>>lor the !WO-well" MSSiOll '!
rii•"on 11 ~y.ne s ~ \.lllllUC._a~ll pro0rem Is dlrectld by w!d 8fl'9e McN.11
c •at the Unl¥erSlty ot Te.ac
ot lnut 990•811111 tor addtllonet Cell S9S-7481 or
lnlormatlon
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O'tl·road 6rantl Prix
...Glenn Walker Harris will head a list of oft.road
racers at the Mickey Thompson 0 11-roa<I
Champtonsn~al'ld Prix a1 the Los Anoeiel County
F IJlllrOUn<I& In Pomona July 10. ~ lirst race of the Grend Prix beQlns al 7 pm ,
e d tickets are available 111 Tlet!etron and by mail
11 CJIOh the Ml;kwY Tt1ompson E.ntenalnment Group,
5 "oodlyn Ltm!i: Bradbury, Ca . 91010
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P"1l ~ let\tt An1, OA lzJOt
AOOOl l'I Al.AN WARD. '401
P11k Drive, 8 ant1 Ana. CA 12101
Thi• tx11IM11 ta oonducted Dy •11
lndlYld\ial. ~Wwd
fl\le tl11tll"lefll w• "leQ Wtlh the
County Clellt ol Orano• CW(lty oo
June 28, 19H Ptllt11
Publl•h•d 0 11nQ• Co111 Dally
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l'tB.IC NOTICE
,ICTITtOUI eualNIH
NAMI tTATIMINT
fhe 1011ow1no pe11on 11 dOtnQ
bullnlll aa:
PACIFIC Sl!AL COMPANY,
11135 Whllllllf Avenue. Unit A· 10,
Coata M .... Calltornle 92827 FredAllCll E Tullper, 7 KamAIM
Court. N9wP01t Beech. Ce»fornle
112863 Thi• bU1lnltt 11 conduotad by an
lndMduat.
Frederlcil E f1.1ll1>1r Tll1s 111toment wn filed with the
County Clerk ol Oranoe County on
June 25, 11182 I' tnlOI
P1.1bll1hed Orenoe Co111 Dally
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ftCTIT10U9 IUllNEH
NAME ITATDIENT
The tollowtno pe'8on 11 doino
bu.-...
MAIDS OF OFIANGE COUNTY.
t666 N-port Blvd . Coeta Mela.
CA 92627
JEANNINE GAHRING. 18202
Mesa Verde Coun. Fountain Valley,
CA 92709
ThlS bullnlts 11 conducted by en
ln<llviaual.
Jeannine Gehring
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County Clerk ol OranQA County on
June 25, 19112 '112211
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FICTITIOUa llUSINeat NAME aTATDILNT
The tOllowlng Pe<IOtll are dolllQ
bUaineta a• FLORALS FOR YOU. 6432 Slloo
t:ir .. Hun111191on ~h. CA 112647.
Mary J Axl, 6-432 Sligo Cir.,
HunllnQton 8Nch, CA 92&4,
Rober1 Flal, 6432 SllQo Cir .
Hunllngton Beach. CA 92647
Tllll bU~ Is condllCled by I
Qtlnelll par1ners/llp. Mary J Ftxl
Tiiis statement wu llled wltn the
County Cle<lt of Or•noe County on
June 18 1982 F1t1I07
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ACTITIOUS auatNH8
N.AME aTATEMENT
.The 1011owlng person II d olno
bu~ .. BLAKE CASE SURFBOAROS.
164!> 1 ROMWood Street. Fountain
Valley. CaJtlornl• 92708
Blake Lehman Cue, t 6451
Rosewood, Fountain Valley
Calllornte 9~7011 Thi• business Is cOl\dUC1ed by an
lndMduel
Bl1ke L. C111t1
This sllternent was Ille<! with the
County Clerk ol Oranoe County on
June 25. 1982 F1t2205
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ITATl•Nf OJ MUOC>t.-NT
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Al1111ndro. Sen Ct1men1e, CA
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MIPONttelUTY Nolkle II hertOy glY9n lluit the
1.1nderllQMd wlN not be r9'0C)llllt>le
t or any de bt• or 11•~11111••
~•rectld by anyont OIMf tllen
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18112
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1130 SUl'lllth W•y.
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County Clettl of 0t1111Q41 County oo
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Publlthed Oreno• Cont Delly CITATION (Ptt09ATI) ~~:::~1ai:.rnr"'lon tulle OM ------------! PllOI, June 29, July 0. t3, 2~~~:2 THE ~~~~~U~~:::E AO 27094 Secr1tery Vlolonllle, CA me'2
"8.IC NOTICE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, Thlt a1a1eman1 wllt hied wllh the ~11~~~:o IUtec:MI To ANDREW AITCHISON County Ckwk OI Otange County on CNe No.° ,,C HU
'ICTITIOYI MllMH Mt.IC NOTICE You are hereby otted 1n<1 June 17 19112 CITATION -FftEIEOOM F"OM ~ ITATllMNT req1.1frlCI to appear •I • hNtlno In '"1... P-"'ENTAI. The lollowtno p1reon II CIOlng 1(-«IUI Ihle COUr1 on SeptembOr 3, l982 11 • Publlsne<I Orenoe COHI Oa11y CUITOOY ANO COtn"ROl bulll~~aa1c PRODUCltONS, '~!~~~A~=~· ~1~~:~c:.:.~s!~! ~.~~ Piiot, June 22, 29, July 6, 1~,~~~:2 (,.:.:E"~~"JF"~~~~i
1780 MonrO'tl•. Co.11 MAM. CA The IOllowklQ P1110t1• .,., <IOlno 18nd to otve any 1eg11 ree.on wny, n1 .. 'IC NOTICE CALIFORNIA,
92127 tklllnetl ... jec;c;ordlno to the verllled pelllfoll l"llUI. To DALE JOSEPH PARKS and
QARY A LVNCH, 1538 I~ MANUFACTURER'S OIRECT. "llld with lhlS c;ourt STATEMENT Of Wtn.OftAWAL ROBERT 0 RITTENHOUSE and 10
Avenue. N.-port Beacn. CA 112 t880 N-port Blvd., Colla Mau, O•led. June 3. 1882. FROM PAATNIElllHIP all perSOfls clalmtno 10 be the l11her
Thie tw1tne11 11 conduotld by an OA 112827 LEE A. BRANCH, Clerk OPt!"ATINO UNDEfl or mother ot M id minor peraon
ll'ldlllldl.lal su p r . m. Ind u 11 r 11.. • . By· TOM BURHS, Oec>uty FICTITIOUS eua1NE•• NAME abOVe named
GatY A Lyftdl Celllornle corporeuon. 111781 Helell(LllM a CU'T\.2A, INC. Tne l ottow tno peraon net By ord9" 01 1n11 Court you are Thie 111t1nlel'il wu lllld With Iha Avenue, lrvtne, CA 9271• DD N. lkoadw•ll· .... 208 wllnarawn ae 1 ~Ill partner lrom hereby cited 1n<1 edvlse<I 1n11 you
County Cle<k ol Otanoe County on Thlt bullnMa 11 oond11Cled by a tent.I Ant. CA mot 1118 partnership oe>erellng under the m 1y 1ppear be lore the Judo•
June 7. 11182. ,,..... corpor1t1on. 1Tel: (114) W...00 llctltloua buslneaa neme ol CIT'I' Pretl<llllQ ln Department OD·1 ol
Publlehed Oranoe CoHi Dally Supreme lndu11tlH Publl1h1d Orenge Coatl Delly JANITOR SERVICE at 2 t952 the Super101 Court, localed at
PllOI, .kJne 8, 15, 2.2 211, t992. Wlntam W. Taylor PllOI June 15. 22. 29, Jl.lly II, 11182 Cotale. Mission Viejo. CA 1128111 I U S5 CIVIC Or111e. V1c101vltle,
2512·82 P1111<11n1 2037-112 Thi llclflfoul busfneu name Calllorn11 92392 ol the above
Tn1a 11111men1 wH llled with 1tat1ment lor the pannertnlp wu enlltlld coun on July 20, 11182, at
the Col.Inly Cllr'k 01 O•anoe County ------------1111ed on Octot>et t 1. t978 In 1na 8.30 o'clock A.M ol that <lay, then
oo June 17. t9112 P\lJl.IC NOTICE County ol Oranoe and there to show cau.e II any you
1'1114111 ------------1 Full Name and Add•-ot the hav•, wny said person snoukS not FtCTJTIOUa llU.,...I Publlshed Oranoe Coast Dally NOTICE Ofl n.usnra •ALE Pe<IOtl Withd•aWlng PatrlCla Miiie De O&clere<I lree trom tne contrOI ot
MAM1 aTMWMENT Piiot, J1.1ne 22. 211, July 8 t3, 19112 T.a. ..... f 11'9 V'8elf G•ac;e. 2 t952 CoMla. Mlllll()n Viejo, n1s par en" ac:cordlng to tne pellllon The IOllowlnQ penons ,,. Clolno 27 t5-ll2 On July 13, 11112. ,, 10:00 A.M .. CA 112891. on Ille hefeln
t>ullness u . ------------ALLEGHANY INVESTMENT CO., PattlCll Marie Grace Given under my nand and seal 01
(A) JS CONSULT ANTS: (B) THE P\lJl.IC NOTICE INC.. • California c;otpOrllfoll u oevld Maglt.~ the Superior Court or tne County ot PALMESE COMPANY, 154411------------duly appointed Truet .. under and A ~r~ L.aw San Bernardino, St•le ol Ca1Jlorn11
ToulOuM Clrcle, Irvine. CA 92714. l(..QOM3 purauent to Deed of TNl1 dated C0tp0t1tion this 6 .. 1982
JOMC>h Pe11f PalmeM. t5441 FICTITIOU9 tutaNt:aa Ociober 2, 1980. r-Oed OG1ooer Herbof Lew Cent., County Cte<k and Cltlfk
ToulouM Clrcll. tNine. CA 92714. NA.ME ITATIEM£NT 22, 19110, u lnat. No 33225, In J500 lfY1M Awe. ot the Superior Court
Shll)'t Anne Pam-. 15'14 t l he IOltowfng Plf&on• are doing l>OOll t3800. Pao-S2.3 ol Oltlclll Newp6rt .. ectl. CA t29IO Ol Ille Slllle or
ToulouM Ctrcle, trvtne. CA 92714. bullneea u . Record• In the offic. ol the Counly F1~ Callfornle !or the
Tn1s bu&lnets 11 cond11Cled by: I N TER I 0 R S BY L US K 1 Recorders ol Oranoe County. Stale Published Oranoe Coall Diiiy County ol Sen Bemlfdlno
JOMPh P. Pel-SERENGETI. 17&50 Olllelle Avenue, of Celllornla. e~eculld by NEAL PHot June 22 29 July 6 13, 1992 J<KePh S11ef Deputy
Shll)'t A. Pal.-IMnl. Cllllotnle 92714 VISSER end CARMEN VISSER, 2717.92 Publl1heO Oranoe Coast Dally
Tnt. atl1~1 wu ftled with the LUSK INTERIORS, INC• a hutband and wlle WILL SELL AT ------------Pilot June 22. 29, July 6. 13, 19112
County Clerk Of Or•,,,_ County on Celllornle corporation, P 0 Bo• PUBLIC AUCTION TO HIGHEST n1m'IC NOTICE 211842 <I. -.,..... C· t9560. 17550 Glllelle Avenue, BIOOER FOR CASH (payable al ____ ,._"°"~~7:"-----
June · 111112· ,1 .. 10 trvrne. Cllllornla 112713 time ol sale In 11wtu1 money ol the K-G051e PllltlC NOT1C£
Publl1hed Oreno• Cout Delly Thi• t>usl..-le condU01ed by an United Stalea) at the main lront FICTTTIOU9 llU81N£81 P~. June 8, 15• 22, 29. tll42 untrw:orpor111d auocl11ton other en1ranc;e to Suite 1 1111 Town & NAME aTATIEMENT NOTICE°"-~_
2451-112 1nan • pertne<ll\19 Country Road, Or11ng1. Calllornla, The lotlowino peflOf'IS are dotnQ TIIUaTEFa aALC
LUSK INTERIORS. INC all rlQhl, lltle and lnteteal conveyed butlnffS u . T.t . No. mse>4
Donovan 0 . Huenl\ellens to and now held by II under a said SUNSHINE LIQUOR, 72• W T.D. SERVICE COMPANY U duly
Secretary Deed ol T•ult In the property tilth Street, Costa Men, C1lllorn11 appointed Trull•• under lh• P\lJl.IC NOTIC£
This atatement wes llled wtlh the -•1 t .... 1 ··"' County af\d State fOllowl~ d-.<lbed d.a<I of trull NO..,.. ,... ..... ,A .. •T .. ua "" n _.... 92827 .. ...... 'E"'u"'c~TO-:;.. I COunty °""'of Orange County on deacribed.. Hyun Choo Chin 1017 So WILL s LL AT PUBLIC AUCTION
'UNOEfl OEEDM ,,;u.f June 17. 11142 ,111_ EXHIBIT A" W•ystde Street. Anaheim Celll TO THE HIGHEST Bt00£R FOR
·-Parcel t Lot 7 ot Traci No. 92805 CASH (payable 11 lime ol Nie In
loan No. 4*a/HAYE8 Publlslled Onnj.• Co11t Dally 11263, In the City ot Irvine, aa per Kyuno Soon Chin 1017 So lllwlul money ol the United S111 .. )
T ...... IOIT.:!:,no"°·~0r4 ""'oti....," Pilot, June 22, 29. 1.1ly 6, 1327. 1129~!2 map reco<c:led In Book 335. Pagea t Wayau:le Street. Anaheim c1111. Ill rlQht, tllle ~ 11111t1est ~~ '"' .....,., """'' " ,.... " to 11 tnclu11v1. Ml1cet11neous 9280s 10 end now ,_. by I u • .._ -..
ttll otlglnel or which wu llled lor Maps, 1n the oflice ol the County Ttus tw&lness 15 conductld by OHO ol Trull In 1ne property
record on .kJne 18, 111112. In the l'talC NOT1CE ~def 01 111d county individuals IHusban<I & Wile) llefelnaller delerlbed office ol the County RecorO. of Excepttno all oll, mlnerela. Hyun Cnoo Chin TRUSTOR JAMES MUSSLY. en
Mid county.11_,t lo you lnumuch F1CTTT10U8 ..,.._,, natur•l oas end other 11y<1rocart>on• Thi• statement wu Ille<! with the unmarried man end RANDY
as an examln•llon ol the 1111e lo said ...._ ITAnMRN'T 11111 may be within H id lend. County Cleric ot Ora1"19e County on STEWART,• llngle man. ell u !Olnt
1ru11 property lhowt you may have The lollowlno ~ •• doing Without hOWever. the 11Qhl 10 drlH June t7, t982 tenant•
an lnter•I In the Trutl .. '1 Siie ~ M ' lhrOUQh 1h1 surt6Cltl or the upper 1'1119M BEN EFICIARY EN RI 0 U E
Prooeedlngt EXCEPTIONAL HOMES a 500 tell ol the aubsurtacl 01 the Published Orenoe CoHI Dally CASTELLANO. an unl'l\Wried man.
.....-o«TAHT NOTICE" INVESTMENTS, l6371 SIMw L.Ane. land herlnabov• described. Bl PilOI. June 22, 29, July 6, 13, 1982 Reoofded Juty 1. 19~1 a lnatr IF YOUR PROPERTY I~ IN Huntington Bled'I, CA 92947. r--..ed In dMdl of tecor<I 27 14-112 No. 4•4 In l>OOll 1'4123, page •85 of
FORECLOSURE BECAUS!•YOV ALVIN H. HART, l8371 ~ P1rcel 2 An easement lor Offlci.I Records In the o(ffc;e ot the
A"E BEHIND IN VOUR PAYMENTS. Line, t4ufl1lf1Glot'I 8Mctl. CA 112147· lngfeu and eQfell over ell prlvl1e Recorder ol Orano-Collnty. Mid
IT MAV BE SOLD WITHOUT ANY MARTHA A BLAKE, 20lll2 elreete. (LOii A 10 M lnelul!Ve) of f>OOl.IC NOTICE: deed of 1r1.1a1 descrlbU tne
COURT ACTION,endyoumayheve Ml<SlanCI UM. HunlloQtoo 8Mch. Traci No 11263, es per mep MNl2U4 IOllOwillQPfOPl'1Y
the legel rlQhl to bftng your account CA 82648. 2 recorded In Book 335 Paga I to FICTITIOUa •USIHEH PARCEL 1 In oood llandlno by paylno an ol CLAYTON T OAKLEY, 1731 11 lnciualve. Mlscelteneous Mapa, In NAME 9TATEMENT Loi 74 ol lrec1 No. !M23, In Ille
your past due paymenll ptue Miii C1rdl. Huntington Beoch, CA the office of the Coul'ty Recorder 01 The foOowing persons are <lolnQ City ol lrvlne, County ot Orenoe
petmlllld coats end expen1e1 92647. lald county u deeeftbed 11'1 Sec110n t>ualness u Stall of Clllfornll, u shown on •
within thrM montha lrom the Oii• This butmea la conducted by. II. Article VIII ol thll certain CYPRESS COLLEGE SHELL. map recorde<I In book '°°· PllQ9S
Ihle nolloe ol cSelaull wu recorde<I oenetel partner9Np. o a c 1 a,. ti on o I Co v • n • n II. 6001 Orange Avenue, Cypress. ca 1 5 I o 2 6 b o I h Inc I u •I v e Thll emount 11 Sl .121. u of June AMI'\ H Hen Condit Iona end R111rlctlona 90&30 "'411Gt11fan.ou9 Map1, in the olflce of
22. 1982 and wlll lncreaae unlll c!1'!.'~~1~!'..!~0:::~ 1~ •ecorc:led February 1. 11174 In Book Abed Abdel Shahid, t 1460 the County Recorder of 11ld
your account becomea current. You n.7, 1.,a2 ° -..,.... 110611. Pao• t328. 0111c:111 Records. Washington Blvd. Los Angetes. ca Counry may not hi.,. to PIY the entire June • ""' ,,.... In the oHIGe ol the County Recorder 90066 EXCEPT THEREFROM Ill oil, g.u.
unpaid portion ol your accounl. Pubhshad Orengo Coast Dally ot said cour1ty 1 Tela al Abdel Metek 11 t6 mlnlfllls ana other hydrocatoona.
even 111ouon lull payment••• 2 29 tllll2 Percet 3 An eicctu s ve Gerdenelre Lene. Garden Grove. below• depth ol 500 lee\,..,.,"°"' d~. but you mull pay lhe Pilot, June 8, 15. 2 · • 2513-112 appurtenanl easement over that C•. 92641 the rtoht ol surface entry. as
amount stated 11b0ve por11on ol tne 101 contlououe to This business Is conduct!ld by a reMrVecl In ln1trum«111 ol record .
Aller thr .. mon1M lrom the datt Parcel 1 et>ove as shown on Exhibit limned partnerahlp • PARCEL 2
of recordlllon of 11111 doc1.1menl Piil.JC ~( •C" to the oenlln amendment to Talaal Abdel M•lelo. An e1clu1lve eesement l or
(wlllCh d•I• ol recordaUon 1ppeer1 Oectere11on ol Covenants, Abed Ab<let Shetlld patklnQ purOO'Jtl• oYer lh•t portlOf\
hereon). unteas Ille obllQatlon being Con<llllons •n<I Re1tr1ct1ona This statement was llled Wllh the ol Lot 237 of Mid Trect No. 9•23.
lorecloMd upon permltt • longer NOTICE OF DEATH OF recorded Auoust 9. 197~ In Book County Cieri! 01 Orange county on ahown on Eitnlbll "A · to the
period, you ha~• only the leg•I rtgtit LIZZIE MAE HALE AND 11217. Paoe 1701, Otf1c1a1 Record•. June 18 l982 0ec1are11on or Restrictions ror The
10 stop the lorecl09Yre by paying 0 F p E T I T I 0 N T O tn the olflGe ol the County Recorde< · F1ti110 Laltee Mnt..-Aaaoclatlon. recorded
the enure amount demanded by ADMINISTER ESTATE NO. ol 111<1 county, for thoSe purposes Published Orenoe Coatl oany September t9, 1977. In boo~ you• credlfor u more penlcularly <leterlbed In Piiot June 22• 29. July 6. 13. tllll2 I 23112. P•O• 1265 ot Olllclaf
To 111'\d out the amount you mutt A-113901. Secllon 3 01 Article VIII or fhe 270&-112 Recordt, as Clfporl sp-74 Said pay. Of lo arranoe lor payment 10 T o all heirs. beneficiaries, Oeclarallon o f Co111n1n1S. HMmenl II lur1her defined and
~ t11 I ~ ·~ .
STATEIHNT Of WITHOfllAWAl
FAOM P-"'TNlfllHW
The underllQned hefeby lletee:
( 11 The 11c1111ous bull.-name ol
the partnership II HOWARD
BOOKKEEPING.
atop tl'I• loreclo1ure. or II your creditors and contin~nt ConctJttt>ns and Re11r1c1ton1 P\lll.IC NOTICE d11cr1bed In Arlfcl• Vitt ol the propeny It In l0<ecl01Ure lor any . . . 1 recorCled February 1, 1974 In Book Oeclaretlon ol Reetnc1lons for The
other re11on. contracl. Bryan L. creditors of Lizzie Mae a e 11089, PAQe t326, Oltlcal Records. NOTIC« OF L•-H Planned Development.
Penn end Allon Penn. c/o Glel\dell and persons who may be 1n 1ne oltlce of the County Recorder TRUITEE'I 9ALE recorde<I s.i>tember 19. tll77. In
•nveetment . P.O Bo~ 7712, otherwise mterest.ed m th e 01 said county Truetee No. F..JOOS bOOI! 123112. paoe 1318 01 Oltlclal ~ ..
fl ranges' d~kets
hdlvlduet match t1cto.et1 for tne u,c:omlng
C1 11omt1 Oranoes eeaaon In protesslonal t..n
le '11• are now on sale 5 12 lc;,llel• prtct1d .,1 $1 s (service court),,
(c; f1'1lde) $9 f16Qel enO $6 (gen8flll IO!T'tonlasf~~:
ev ~le thr~ the Ana~m Convent • ~on and the Or•noes olllcel
,. 4
......
\
,
rj Ctlfc VIEW
.... iie>alAL r.Aal
Cem ter(Mortual'f
Chai ieF.Crematory
" DllTH llllCll
DUTTON
(2) The llc1ftlOJI buelness name statement of the partne11hlp wt1
llled In Oranoe County on Merch 5,
t11112
(3) The p!'tnelpal pl-Of b\111-
ol lhe parll'lerll'llP II localed at 8071
Slat er Avenue. S u lie t 4&,
Huntlnoton Beactt, C1lllornle. (4) The plr1ner wlldr1W!n9 lrom
t he pertnerehl p 11 FLORA
WATANABE. reeldlng et 5575 Muir
Drive. ~ Parl\. Cllllornle.
Flora Watan1be
s111-1 llled with the County
Clerk of Ot•nge County on Mtrch
5, tllll2 F1MISa
Publl•h•d Orano• Co11t Dally PllOt. June 22. 29. July II, 13, 11192
2710-112
3500 PN:1IJC View Drive
Ne1Ypor1 Beach
~2700
FRAN CFS N. DUTTON.
resident of Newport Beach.
Ca. Born in Lo6 Angeles on
October 24, 1905. Passed
away on June 25th . 1982.
W ife of the late Dr. Brigham
W . Bennett and the late
John Ellis Dutton. Survived
by loving daughter, Marilyn
Cleary and husband Patrick .
Al9o leaves 3 grandchlldren.
Kevin Cleary. Kellie Berry
and Kristi Alhen and sl.ster
H e len Willis. Memorial
services w ill be held on
Wedneeday, June 30&h at
Pacttic Vfew Memorial Park
C hapel. Corona del Mar.
D o n at i ons made t o
'1CTTT10U8 llY .....
...-aTA,._NT
The lollowlnQ petlonl are OOlnO
buslneiea ...
KOHTIKI MOTEL. 2205 HwbOf
Blvd .. Coll• M-. CA 12820. *coa; MORTUAlllS L p Beach
·9415 '~"a Hills
788.-0933
San ~ucw Capistrano
~-1776
..__ -
HAUOll~MT.'"OUVI
Mortu...,_, Cemeterl
~torv
1625=1 ler Ave. C M esa
554
WANO·FENG GHIA CHANG,
2126 Hlll1op Cour1, FullfM'lon, CA
112631.
Sl11H-PI NG CHANG, 2 1211
H'"'op Cour1. Fllller1oo. CA 9'2t31.
KAO-YU CHANG, 2128 HllltOP
Cour1. Fullerton. CA 92831 Thi• bullnela la condualld by a
Qlnetaf '*"*"''P· ~cnang
Tl'tll 1t.1tement wu Ill.ct With Iha
County C.-of Orange County on
June 4, '1182.. "'"'" Publlthld Orange CoHI Delly
Piiot. June II, 15, 22, 21, 1"2. 2432·12
Amyotropic Lateral Sdft'Ol1I ---Pla.IC---..,~11~a----roundatlon.
SIEGEL HCitttoUa ..... M IRVING SIEGEL. a ........... .,_,.
resident of Loa AlamltolJ. CA. ~ ~ PftOM .,. doltlG
Paued away on June 27, &ON INEAGY, I.TO .. ao11 1982. SW'llivod by hlt wifo ~ c.iter onw. 8ultl m .
Ethel, e~ldren . Phyllis IMM. CA 92716.
W D b l d PHii. '<X.I" TWll.VI. INC ... an1er, yta nu n an c1111ornl1 corl)of1t1011. 2091 Rk:h&rd Siepl, ...... Sally .,..._ c.-~ .... l20,
Kir\cOff, brother David and 1M!11. CA N718.
4 f randchlld~n. Servi ct• 'fNI ~ • Olnd\ICted br •
wl I lM held on Tu•lday. "'""*'...Jr~ lnO Jw. 29, 1882 at 2:30PM 1t Ndwd 1<191111 •
th• Karbor Lawn Mount Ylee ,,_..... •
Oltv• Memorial Chapel ................ ~.,.. s.rAa under the dtncUcln =i. .. or..... _ .. , "'
of Harbor Lawn-Mount ~
Ollv• Mo'°tUAry of <:41\a 1~
Burbenk. CA. 111510, Attn: Janice will and/or estate: par c e I • An e • c I u II v e On July 9, 111112. el 2:00 P.M .. Records
Mver1 (213) 607·5000 h ...__ f.led appurtenant euement over that MIO-CAL SERVICES. a CeMlornte PARCEL 3:
11 you have any q;_llons. yw A petition as "'"""'n 1 POf110n of the tot contlQYous to Corporallol'I, 4 10 w S.dllto. A non-exclullve ..-n«\I lot yte
should contact • l1wye1 or the by Clau~ l. Thompson in Peroel 1 at>Ove u llhOwn on Exhibit CoYlna. Celllomla 9t722 u duly and enjoyment ol Lots 237 and 238
gov.rnmenteoencywnlchmaynaw the S upe r ior Court o( "C" 10 that certain emenament to appointed Trull•• uAder and ol u ld Tract No 9423. teld
Insured your loen. Oran~e Counthr....,uestmg 01ctara11on ol Covenen ts. pursuant to Deed ol Tndl reco<Cled euernent bllno further Cleflnecl lll'1d Remember VOU MAY LOSE ~-. condition• and Reatrlctlona March 2.5, 11181, u 1n1t. No. 33e27, ducrl bld tn Arllcle II 01 the LEGAL RIGHTS IF YOU 00 NOT that laude I. ompson be recorded Auoust 9. 11174 In Book In l>OOll 131196. P!91 117, of Official O.Ctar1Uon ol AeatrictlOn• '°' Ille
TAKE PROMPT ACTION. a p pointe d a s p erson a I 11217. Peoe 1701. Ottlcill Records. ~di In the olfioeol Iha County Lall• MHle< ANOCllllOn ref4ffed
In addl1foll to the amoun1 111ttc1 representative to administer 1n the oltloe ot the County Reoorder Recorderl of Orenge Courlty. Stat• to 1n Peroel 2 abOYe.
abOve, lllOUld any pr1ot llll .. , llem. the est.ate of Lizzie Mae Hale ol lald c:conty. '°' thoee purpoaM of C.Nloml• D«:Utld by: JOHN B. YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A or encumbrance. be dllln(luenl or h l d d u more pentcularty deaerlbed ln CHUN and KU SUH CHUN, HfW • OEEO OF TRUST DATED JUNE 111,
beCom4I dellnqunenl. and the loan (under t e . n epen e n \ Section 5 ol Artlcle VIII or the J/T .. TruetOl'S. WILL SELL AT 1981 UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION
c;a n be reln allted . 1ald Admini11trat1on o f Estates Oecterellon o l Covenenta. PUBl.IC AUCTION TO HIGHEST TOPROTECTYOURPROPERTY.IT
deOnquenctee mual be CIKed ... A ct). The pet1tlon is !le\ for Condltlon1 end R11tdctlon1 BIOOER FOR CASH (payable 11 MAY BE SOLO AT A PU8LIC SALE.
condttlon of rlln1tatemen1. hearin~ln De~. No. 3 at 700 recorded February 1. 1974 In BOOlt time of .... In lr#M money of the If' YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION
NOTICE OF D«'AULT W · 11088 Pege 1326 Oltlclel Record1 Untied Statel) et . lhl Iron I OF THE NA TURE 0 F THE AND El.ICTION TO HU Civic n tA?r ·ve. est, Ln tn the olt~ ol 11141' County Recordel' 1nlrenc1. 11118 'W S111entffnlh, PROCEEOING AGAINST YOU, YOU
.,..,. .. OIED Of' TMllT the City O( Santa Ana. ol uk1 county. Senta Ana, Celllornte 112708, all SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER.
LOM No. 4121/HAYH California on July 14. 1982 YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A right, Utle Intl lnteresl 9011V9Yed to 74 Lakeplnll, Irvine, CA
T.t . No •• ....,4 at 9;30 a.m . 0 EE D 0 F TR u 8 T DATE 0 and now hllii by II under Mid Deed "~II • .,, ... llddr-or oommon
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Thll IF YOU OBJECT to the OCT06EA 2. 11190 UNLESS YOU of Trvat In me Pfoperly "1uated In d11lon11lon 11 11\0wn 1bo111, no
GLENDALE I NVEST ME NT . . TAKEACTION TOPAOT£CTYOUR llkfCourltyendStall~bedu: werranly la given ~_1~0 Ill
CORPORATION .. duty appointed granting of lhe petition, you PROPER'rY. ll MAV BE SOLD "T Loi 11' of Trect No. 7718, In lhe complet-or COO'ect,_1."
Trustee under the lollowtno should either appear at the PUBLIC SALE IF YOU NEED AN Cllv of Co111 l\4eH. County of The beneflclary under llld Dead
deecrtbed deed ot lrutl' h e ari ng and s t a t e your EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE OrlllQI. Stele Of c.itlomla ... per of Trutl , by rMIOn of. bfeectl °' TRUSTOR DANIELL HAYES •• o b ... c tions or file written OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST map ,..corded In boOk 303, pegee deflUll In lhl obllQalione _,,.,
llnQle man ~-VOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A 35 10 40 lnolualve, Mlaoellaneoue thereby, ,_.,ofofe executed lll'1d BEfolEFICIARY. BRYAN L PENN objections With the court LAWYER MIPI. In the oltlce ol the c:ounty delivered lo lhl undlrttoned •
and AFTON PENN, hulbend and before the hearing Y o ur Tiie street 1ddren 1n<1 other recorder ot 1atdcounty EXCEPT wnlten Oec1er1tlon of Oetault end
w11e u jOlnl 1enan11 appearance may be In person oommon deslQnatton, If 1ny, ol tne IHEREFROM •II Oii, ou. mlner•I• Demand !or Sale, and wrfllen notice
Raco•ded Auouet 25, 198 t u ior b~ your attorney . reel propeny detlCl'lbed 1bove Is and othe< nydrocatbona. below • of breectl end of llecllon to ~
lnatr. No 3 t011n book 141113 paoe 1 y OU ARE A pu<poned to be 1782t Arbor Lane, depth of 500 teet. WlthOut Iha right the 11nder1lgn1d to Hlf H id 118:3 Of OlllClll Recofdt In the ofllce IN!ne, C&lilornll ol eurf-antry. u r..,-vecS In property to N1'-'Y Mk! obllgltlone.
of Ull Recorder of Orenge County. CREDITOR or a contingent The 1.1nd1r1toned Tr1.1111e t111trwnente of record t nd thereeller th• underelon•d lllld deed ot tNt1 MCUr .. certain creditor o f the deceaaed, you <1t1c1a1m1 1ny ltablflty tor any Th• 11r .. 1 •ddr111 and Olhlf c;euaed Mid nollol ot brMCh Ind of
01>11g111on1 lrw:luellnO one note tor must file your claim with the lncl«rectneaa of th• atrMt tf.dd, ... common dellgr\lllon. II any. of thl 11eo1ton to be Aeoordlct Mweh ~1 the 111.1m ol S 12,000.00. 1 th 1111<1 other common Oe119r1allon. II t.i ptoPlftY 0-lbed •t>ov9 II tll82 u Instr. No. 82..072659 ot NMJ Thlt the benefldet lnt.,..1 under court or pre9enl l to e 111:1y 111own herein. pvt~ to ~· 1152 Cernetlon, ot11c1a1 Reco<da
auc h deed o f truat 1n<1 Iha person al repreaent atlve s'ald u te wlll be m1Jt•, but Ca-ta MMa. ~ 11292t. &aid 1111 wlll b• made. but
oblloallol\• ..eured lhereby at e appointed by the court without c;ov1n1n1 or wlrrenty, The und1retgn1d T r ull•• wltho1.11 covenent or warranty,
preeentiy Mid by thll t.lllderflOnld; wilhm four montha Crom the ~ or Implied. reoardl!IO tltle. dl101a1m1 1ny lleblllty 101 any ~ °' lmplled, r.gardlng tltte,
Tnet •breech ot, 1111<1 defeult In, !I'll l f po11eulon, or 1ncum1>r1nc11. lnoomlet,_ of llMI lttMl tOd'-'~0111w1on. or enoumbr~ to obtf91Uont fOf wnleh IUCfl OMd of date o f flr1l asuance .o lnoludtng 11u. cherg .. and and other comMon dMIQnetlon. II tt1e rerMlnlng Pf1n01C* """ot
tru•l It MOVrlty l'tat CICCutl'ld In 11111 letten1 al provided ln Secuon txoen-of thl T"'" .. end ol tne any. lhown ~. note(•) aacutec1 by Mid D..i Of
peyment,,.. not~ rnede ot: The 700 of the Probate Code of trutll cr111td by 111/d Dffd ol Seid 1111 wlll be made, but Net, wlftl lnlltMt • In Mid nol9
1natallm1nt ot 1nter11t whtol't California The time for Trwt. to ~Y thl r~ pr1ndpel without covenant. or warrenly, cwldld, ~ II any, under 61loWN due Aprtl 1. tlll2, lllld d • . tum1of111e notl(a) ~by Mid lllCPf-or llnpled, regwdlng 111te, hi tttml ot Mid D..i of Trutt,
eub91Quent 1ne11111men1a of 1ni.r..t flllna clainw wlU not expire Deed ot Trual to 11111: ... a.000.00 po11e111on, or 1ncumb,.nc: .. 11 , ~ and ~ of tM andi.ltehltQtt.Otl~on prior to fOur months from ~Ith 1nterH(.lht1ton lrom lnoludlng 11 ... cl'terg ... al'IGTNttMendofthllNlllllOf..eedby
• prior 1noumbrenc1. If any the date o f the heari ng Dlotll'lber 6, JM1 et 11 l*l*lt •tq>tnMe ot thl ,,,,.... and of ttle lte1c1 D..i of TNM.
Oellnquent reel eetai. tu•." any nouced above ennut11 • 0tlVlded In Mid not-:J '"'*'' c:rtated by Hid OMi1 ot1 L Said u t1 wlll I>• he let on
Thal by re11or1 1hereol, 1111 YOU MAY EXAMINE '*'* e<*• lfld 1111y edV-TNIC.toO«Ytl'te~":::cfr',..a 1,,_L"'..""'.L..'.Ntyl.1112atl:OOp.in ..
unwalgMd, r...-nt beneflel•ry U 1IO to wllh lnt.,..I. llUnll of the notet.11 by NICI ~thl A--entrW'ICl9. undtr aucl't Hd 01 ttutt. ho the tile kept by the court. If n.e' ~ under Mid Olld Deed ot TNlt to wtt: ~1.(tl.40 t1tt Civic °"*" 8UllctlnO. aoo
111toutld encl d911V91'ed to Mic! duly you are lntereated In the of Trull tiemolore llllGl.ltld Ind with Inter•• t'*-1 frOfTI 1011111 OMpinan A--. In IN etty
eppolntect Tru•t•• • wr1111r1 tU ·t d1llv1r~ to th• und1retgnecl • a1~ Pit eM\111'1 M PfOVlctlcl In Mkl Orano-. Dllclllfllltc111otOefeu1titnd09IMncl estate, you may eareq'f wrltttnDeclM•tlon of o.talll and nottC•l ~oot'tenctlld¥anceeot ~·th""" ot '"' ln llla l tor ...._ end hM ~-w11t1 with the court to r~ ve ~ tor Salt. and 1 Wl111en 11~n.2t w1tt1 1ni.rwt 10 cs.te. publOeeton of.,. notlt». 11e _.
Mid 61ikr **'*' TNI .... lllCfl Ip e cl a I n 0 UC fl 0 f l b fl Hoti.a of Oefeult and ~IOn to TM benMICllery undlr Mid Olld e of thl ~ .,..._of IN
deed of tf'\1111 and alt ctocumtnt11 inventory of e•tate aa1eta .., The undef'llOI*' ~ Mid of Truat lllNtofoN eiuouttd end tlon ....i ~ tlW aboW twl<1tncfn9 ODii=:. HOUltd a...t of the .,.li\ioN e«oUfttl ~ Of °"ll.llf and 1Jec1.lon lo dellY.,•d 10 l"I t1ncttr1l9Md I HOrlbed dH• of lfllll enct
.......,, end Ilea and dOlll r--'. r-d ' 11o.-d I ... 110 ... reootded In tfle couritY ltWltMin O.CWllllon °' Dlflllll wt !lllllfMtlid ...... eKl*tMe, eftd ,__....,. 111 """' ~~d reporu t&er..., n ...,., .. ,....ll"OPertY .. ~ ~..,, .... 111141•""""'1ctu111H I• 1u,1n.H To
'"•r••ll 1mm••~:1,•u1 ud ectlon UOO 8 o f the o. ... JuM 10, 1tu ,... of Dlf9lllt and~ to ... ...,.-.l'9U,.._
--end 1111 .... -fomUI Probate Code. ALLIQH'-NY INVUT• .... Tiie = Ollo1led .id ... cr\4) ....... -"9r••Y teot to Ge ... Ille lnlll l.~1' Offl~tt tf BUI MIMTOCl . .i. I~ ~ ~ Md~~ OATI0"""94, 1 .. t. '° .. IOld eo ..._ "" uoaall. p 0 ... MN ON ~, IHC. -'* -Ii\ "'--"• T.O llJMOI COU'ANY ....... !"!'' ~ 1.....,;.;;; 1111 TC*llODuftllY-·~-rtllll~·........ =;:.-...
011M 1/11 , w-.~-.• .. _, .-CA g:a I ~.-.ia,'iiiMoaa. If;"' ~!:._-...... ,~·,.::.;:·· r-~--.. ... . wrnJll ...... " "'bf••hld '1r•llM 'eo.•' ... ~. ~;;;'T'ifr
"' ~ Dtfff !Detw ~ June .,,. 11, It, '"' 11~ ~ "' 0..:... Otltf "' a... o...,
M-MMtM. :, ........... .... ~ ......,91 .... ,. """'
( r.tt0.t1t; r.J~,. !'lllllWIM o.-. oe.t Deity .. . l•Wfll 111 nu HM.-.-I. 16.11. "·'':Lt.. ""· ¥a. •:.n ... , me.n ..... -. "·... #t :.i..ll ,... • • , •a ....., ,...., . ...., ..
Orange Coa1t DAIL V PILOT /Tuesday, June 29, 1982 Cl
CLASSlfllD Ml.IC •JU MUC M>ncl °' tTAiiiiliiii' or ••••an• rr ~.._ -~Of ""Of Of"" Of ._ .. 1:1'-. ~I PIO It MAM1 M1'mOUI ....... MAam ATDDT NIW~T HOMI I.CAN, IMO·.. '"' oilow ,,. ''''°"' "'"' "" fOllOWlllO perlOnt h•v• Ole loiowtflo l*ICIM .,. .....,. ...... ..._._ .~ -... 1N11MMC1 "" 11tt o; me l'totltlow ~ 1111 • °' 1111 l'lc1lll0ue ~ •· Mi •111triw 1,_ ,.._ .,_ .._ *t'llll Mll\A MUA lvtlHlll l'A"t<
i\!' ~·'.',.'°!" .. -=rA~~ "*'lft~lAN'fl, IOI Dove Jl.M Ill.ANO MUICANTILI, JOINT VINTU"I NO. H6tlt.
TO "'H".::...u .. t\':OCll" "°" lh .!,._ iOQ~~ IMoll. OI Ut·A Merine Avenue, 81tboe 1UIO 01111111 A111nu1 , lrvlne, ......, In -i.tlnd. C.. Hte2 OellfOtf\141 Hf 14
()AIM ~ •I ~ oo!t-= Tiie l'IOtlllOUt l11tlnn1 N•m• Tiit fllCllllOlll 8111ln111 N1n11 lUIM.IMll\A MllA •• Umtt9CI ~ ........ r::: ~~1 rel•H•4' 10 1bove wH tiled In rtrtrttd to 1bov1 w11 lllt d In Per1ne11lllp, PO. lo• O·IOHO.
to ',.'!".; ·~ .....,. b" " undlt Mid 11111 CO\lnly on Jl/lfy 11, 1NI, Otenge County on AU0\111 II, IHO. 17180 Qlllllt• Avenue, Irvine, -.,.,.. ,,.... ' JOMPll Peter '•1-t&<M \ Joen M lmll~\ 1 f Cr1tt CtrOll. c.&lfonlll 927 Ill Delf ol Tr111I I" 1111 property C ' c~~· Ciel M.,, y,., nte0 NOATHWl!ST!RN MUTUAL ~ ~lbecl lOlllOuM r , ltvlM, Oe 92114 ~--t ll"UITOftClYDI A McAAV Ind lal!Y Lou JollMQn, lltl btl Lynne M Downing, 2444 LtFl INSURANCE COMPANY, a
Ml.IC MOtlCl
WIH"fllD L MGl<AY huabend el1CI fllral Iii. Tu1Un, Ca, Ute<> Peeoc>Gk. Et Toro, Ca_ t"30 WllOOnlln oorporetlOn, ti I 81.t!tll ..-. ' Tille bUt1n1e1 w .. oondUOllO C>y 1 M111belll A. Q1119ano, 8albol Slt .. 1, ekitle 1610, Lot Anoe't'.
--....... "~ntrel\lp i.ttnd. ca. 129412 CellfOtl\11 80011 CLASSIFIED Bl!Ntl'lCIAllV: NIWPOfn H..,..I 04H* ..-' ' JollllNll H DownlnQ, 24442 Thie ~ It ~ICI by 1 ~ .. ~!!~.{'!. hl! ............................. ~.'.~!~-~'. hl! ...... . ~!.'!!. ......... }.~! 9!!!!'.~ .•••••.•• !.~!! ~!~~ .. ' .......... !.~~
IHI lll•N .•.•..••..............
LOAN TllUIT #239 ~ p ,.._ PNOOCll. Et T0to. ca ~ -·· "'""'Ml'll\I~ ~ e.Mml>et 24 IHI.. -· L. JOllNOfl b ....... ~ .. -· 1111111. No. aott'l' In book 14231. Thi• e111emen1 wu n11c1 wttll tile Thi• C>ualnett It conouc•eo v • LUSK/Ml MISA INDEX .. 21 ot ............. --...Cl• ltl tlle olftol County Ctwtc of Otanoe COunty on generll partner~ • Llmlled Pllt1'*9111P " "",,,_ ._.. J;ine 4. 1982 Lynne M 00wntn0 lllct\ttd T OllN
LOWEST PllOll
IAllOI VIEW PlllDIU..U :i:,11e~,:, °'=~~ · ~ r1111 ,,,,_, w .. 1111C1 W11h 111e Seu••llY Te Pbct Y•r u, Cd
lolloWlng prQPerty: lot 7!1 of Treat Publlt llt d Orange Co1et Dilly County Cleril of Orange County on NORTHWESTERN
No. "'78, In Ille Cltu of Colt• ...... PUot June II. Ill, 22. 20. lt82 June ii, 1912. MUTUAL LIFE 642·5678 .. •• 202.a2 ,,a,a INSURANCE COMPANY County ot Orange, State or P11bt11lltd Orange Co11t Delly OONld l Qoodaon.
Thll lebutou• 3 Bdrm
11mlly home with dtrl 11 I
grell V1lu1 1 1 only
1259.000. High 11aum1-
bl1 loan al low rtll pl111 •11t tlfmel Cell now for
detallll &.4e-7171
Prlte WHt &y bayfront Slipa tor 2 *ta,
remodt'lt'd 3 bdnn. 3 bath $1 .200.000
Clllfomlt, .. per map reoorded 111 PULIC N()TIC£ PHot June 22. 20. Juty e. t3. t992 M•NOet lltuUS fOI SAL( ~.11~· t~lt: ~= .._.... -24119>112 Thlt 1taten*1I WN ltled with lhe ~ll••l~MM"i• ... _.. ...,,..,. .....-County Clerk ol Orenoe County on "' -• recofci.t of ltkl county boec>I the nwtTll'I •~ June 17. 1982 ., ......... NortMallttty ss1 42 1et1 T 1. ..._ ,,._ "8JC NO net ,,..,m c.-.. 11 .. ,
YOU ARE IN OEFAUl T UHOf-R A NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, th•I Publlth•d Orang• Cout D•llv ~_;:-.:
DEED OF TRUST DATED AUGUST on WIClneed•y. July 1. 1902 •• , 9:00 "=·~· Piiot, Jun• 22, 29, Juty II, t3, 1982 a·~
7 , 1981 U NLEBS YOU !oAKAE o'Glod!Lm o!Mlcfdey.lnllleroom Th• lotlowlng "-"'rtOn It doing 2713--62 =~-:::.. ACTION TO PROTECT • U Mt ulde IM ~ Truat11'1 ,.. tMl!o PROPERTY, IT MAY BESOlD AT A S .... within the oft1GM o4 REAL bu.._ M ' 1------------I.It""•-~~
PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN l:STATE SECURITIES SERVICE. ELISE ENTERPRISE. P.O 80• PlB.IC NOTICE I.al""• 11111•
EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE IOcetld II 2020 North eroectwey, 7200, 1548-D Adami Ave .. COlll ~=~::;'
OF THE PROCEED4NO A~A~~ST Sult• 208 In tile City of 811118 ML M~a~~.~~!2:;.ncotM Moutle<. NOTICI Of' TIWITU'I IALI ~..!:i":"
YOU, YOU SHOULD COH A A County '01 Oran1•· State ol 1300 Adema Ave I t8M. Coate t..-No. 101mn.1 SoA J.,.AC•po .. rooo
LA2YfY50E".; I A Awnue Cotta c • 11I 0 r n... RE L Es TATE ... _. CA 921129. T.I . No. nm.. t:·.:::~
" oan I ne ' SECURITIES SERVICI!, a Calll0tnle Thll buainlM It conducted by an B E N E F I C I A L S E R V I C E -L01011• Meta, CA 921128. corpo11t1on 11 duly appointed Ind ......... , co p NY d 1 1 tad •· ,.,..,.,.. "(If ... , ... ec:tdr-Of oommon TrullM und4it end ~· 10 Ille •TIVV9' M A .. II y IPPO n .. :. .. -·»I•
d11lgn1t1on 11 Shown above, no powar ol 1•1• conferred In that Thi•,,':".=:!~ :::1':, with the ~,ti:,~·~,:,~:, ~11~~S~~~ IW ESTATE
w1rranty 11 g i ven 81 1c;>, 111 cerialn o..ct of Trull executed by COunty Clerk of Ortinge County on AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE ""•attforS.I•
oompleteneN Of CC>f(IC1n..a). JONATHAN M. JARVIS. • llngle HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CA SH ~~~::;.~Salt
lout IOOI loot .... ·-... ·-IOlll two , ..
1044 IOOll
Ulll> IOU ... ·-IA 1'71 1..0 .... ... '"" 1100
tOUAL llOUSIHO
Oflfl011T UNIH
Pa•H1ller'1 ltHHt
All rlll 111811 tdvtttlMd
In thlt n ewepeptt I•
1ubtect to lhl Federtl
F11r Hou11ng A01 of 1908
wnkm mekH It Illegal to
1dvlftlM "t ny pttflfen-
CI, llmlte11on or dlacrlml-
netlon ba11d on rec1,
color, rellglon, 81x or
netlonel origin, or any
Intention lo mekt 1ny
sucll preftrence. llmll•·
1ur llon or dltcrlmlneuon." IJOI
THE REAL
ESTAT&:RS
Ol-~1m & )(lllY v1~w1 Marint' room. 4 bc;tnn. 3
beth. 3700 aq h . Sl.381>.000. ac.-Nront
Liil llLI 11111
t'rune Lado Nord baytront ~bdrm. ~Va ba\h
Lge LR . 2 bo:at shps $1,600,000
Rt•modeled a bdrm, 2 bath + largt' rec rm.
beam t-ethngs, furnished, pallos $420.000
Lllll llLE UYFlllT
heuhttr•••
SHI vltw In 8lutt1, He
ocean, city llghll end
mountain•. horn balcony
Of llvlng room 2 Bdrm
plu• loft. Hlghly upgrt·
dad. dfeem kitchen, •Pl· ....agoon view from 6 bdnn. ~ bath, playroom,
ral atelrcue. Fun price darK rm den Boat slip. Now $1 000 000.
s1oe.eoo. 151-319 1 • • • •
C::. <1~ I I ( 1
-t"' PIH 1Pl H' il '• I Bl YSIDE COYE
The t>enellc;ltty under Mid Oeec:I "*'· recorded Hovlml>et 8, 1980. June 4• 1982· f11IO'T7t tP•y•ble at ume of uN In lewful ......... "•-"•
of Trust, by reuo11 of • br-.cll Of In Book 13823 of Oltlolal Record• of Publlthtd Orange CoHI Dally money ot lhl United StatHI alt C•-'••1 IAl• C•r•"
defeult In tile oblt•tk>nl MC:U<ICI 111 d c ou n 1 y . 11 p •O • 9 4 7. Pltot. June 8, 1~. 22. 29, 1982 right, 111 .. and lnt•• .. t con.-.yec:t to ~~:·::$:?:''
:!: This newtpa~ wlll not 1• k nowlngly 1ccep1 any
JIOO ad11erll1lng for reel es-1---------
:: 1111 which Is In vlolttlon
Spect.acular bayfrom v1ew 2 br. 2 ba up. 2 br,
2 ba dn 2 boat shps $1 .000.000
tlltfeby, heretofore exlQlllCI end ~0<der'1 lnttrument No. 7~1. Oy 24211-12 and now held oy It uncle< .. Id ol o..i .... u,..,., • ..,
dellvered to th• undenlgned • •IMOn of 1 b<MCh Of deflUll In eln n -1o.,. Mo •• written OecleratlOn of o.t.ul1 and p1ymen1 or perlor"'anct of th• Trutl In .1,.. propetiy "" • ., 1..-p,_.; 1to0 of the law.
ri: iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil OemanC1torS11t.endwrltten notlct obt1g1t1on1 ncured thereby. f'\B.IC N011C£ d~l~TOR. RESOURCES ~,;ti':'-n'
ol breech and ol tllcilon to ceuM lncludlnn thel br..ch Of default. SF ED INCORPORATED a ICobl .. 11,... Trlr ~''' t h• unde1119ned to .. 11 .. Id Notte;~·· or whic h w11 recorded K..,._ DIVER I I • .. _. t>e<en.lloort property to S111l1ty Mid obtlgetlona. Fet>Nery 111 1982 .. Recofdef'• 1'1CTT110UI _,...18 OllLeh<>m• C()(poretlon. °':'!rc co ,.,.,.
and thettafter the und111tgned lnltrumtnt No. ll:i-059890, WILL MAMSITA,......, BENEFICIARY FAR WEST o.1.,;-~,,.,
IP
UIO uoo -Ulit
Ullllt Adverti-
sers should check
~ Nld notlee of brMCh and of S"'LL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE ~u-• .i ,...,. S A V I N G S A N 0 L 0 A N ~ .... ~~.:.~Gr<>••• Rec ded Marc;h 3 "' TllCI ,.,...,..,ng ~tonl are .,.,.ng ASSOCIATION 1toaJ "°'"'' £ac~••1• eiec:tlon IO oe ()( ' HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH, bull,_ u · Recorded October 19, 19111 u lltaJ Eo111t1 lll'ool..I
19112 •Ind· No. 82-07~ ol Mid lawful money ot 1111 United Stet11. PARK VIEW BUS INES S lnatr. No 20919 In bootl 1•268. l(MfAlS
Offlclal f\eciOrdl 0< a Cllhllr'I c:tl9Cll drewrt on • PROPERTIES, 3500 W Mool'e St.. 7 ,..,,, ... al ..,_ d In Ille Said Hll wilt be made, but ital• ~ natk>nal ... _ ... 8 It'"'• Of pege 8t ot "'""" ,._Of • -. "''""""' ~ .,.,_ •• Sult• "M", Sent• Ana. CalttMnl1 ottlce of the Reoorda< of Orange -U•f•••"""
without GOven1nt or warrenly. federal credit union, or • 1tet1 0< 92704. Coun1y: said d.ed of trutt deloc:rlblt c"::..~~.'."mor• !J.•:. e1tpr ... Of lmplled. regarding tltle, federal eavlng1 and toen ueool1tton Llncotn Saving• end Loan .. _ 1o1•-1 ,_,..,. -·•
poesn11on. 0< eooumbranoM. to domlciled 1n 1h1111111, 11t oenble 11 Auocltt Ion. • C etlfornl• ,,,. """''lf.-rr·!~" ~:::-; .. ~·'
PIY thl'*'11inlng prlncipel 1Um o4 the time ol tale, ell right, tlt11 end corporation. 101 Llncoln Way, ESCRIPTION r ... -... a..nf the notA(t) aecured by talc:I Died of 1n1--....... by It, u Trull ... In .. _,__, P· .... Celtt0<nl1 91754. D : ~'" ""'"
T it. with I t t u In Mid note _,.., ,_, "'~' __ , .,,. PARCEL I Dltt>I<•" Uni rust, n ll'll that reel property altui:ll In Mid Nal S. Hatty. 3600 W. MOO<• Lot 6 ol TrlCI 9589, u P«lf map ""° t'lrn
provtd9<1. ec:tvancu. If 811Y· under County end State. deacrlbtd 11 Street, Sant• Ana, c.llfMnle 92704. mec:t In Book 407, page 7 to 12 ~ ~!:! ""'
tile ttrml ot Mid Deed of Trust. followt MIChH I F. Rowe, 3500 W. lnclullve ol MlscelleMOUS Maps, "*"
l'IM, c:hltgll end ex.pen-of the PARCEL t Moore St,_, Santi Ana, Callfomta rec:<>1ds ot 114ld County, Calllornle. lltalMn t. loord T~ and ofthe truata cnllled by Unit No 30 u 1hown end 927~. E11c1p11ng therefrom 111 oU. oil =•.::.::::
Nldo.edot Trusi. Seid tale will be datetlt>ed In the condominium plan Uncoln S1v. & Loan AMn. rights. mlne11l1. m1n1r11 rlghll, s..v~".:."",_r 11111.~".1.~ hel4on Wec:tneMlay, Juty 7, 1g112 •1 tec;ol'ded on <>-temt>et t4, 19711 tn John M. Vunklf. Jf t d th -~ 2:a. p.m at thl Chapman Avenue book 1284 l.,...,p~•• 929 to 908 netur•I G•• rlgh ' an o •• ll~•h io~u·
nl ~1 to th• Civic C1n1er · Exec:. Vloe PrMldenl hydroc:arbonl, by wtlll~ name Gau••• for "'"' • r •ny lncluslw of ottlci rtc:Ofdl ot aald Thi• ttlnement wu hied with the known, geother"''' 1111m. e.nd all OI~ 11eo101
&Aiding, 300 E. Chapfl\111 Avenue. oounty u amended by emendmenl Coooly Cll<k of Orange County on produ<:1S dlflved from any ol tM "'"•-• 11•"'•1
In the Ctty ol Orange. CA to condominium plan recorded on June 10, 1982 loreQOlng, that mey be within 0t •-n•l ll•"'"'
At th• time of the lnttllt Novemblf 10, 1978 In bool>.. 12918, fl1t1 .. under 111e p 11ce l ol l end t:,_·~·•"'""
p.ibltc:.tlon of thlt notlct, the total ptgee 1602 end 1603 of offk:lal Publl1h•d Orang• CoHI Dally htrelnebove deacrlbeO, together .... ll•M•la
.-nount of tile unpaid balance of IN record• of eald oounty Pltol. June IS. 22. 29. July II, 1982 with the peri>elual rlgllt of drltllng, IUSUl(SS, INYESf. ot>llgellon eec:urec:t by the 8b0119 PARCEL 2 2e3M2 1 d tt oucrlbed deed of """ and An undivided on• thlrty·fourtll mining. uplor ng •n Opell ng MOil nNANC(
t1tlmated co1t1. upenaea end 11134th) lnterHI 11 •tenant In P'lB.IC NOTICE ~:!:,~::r,:."!'.~o;~g~ ~.~,::.':!!~
tdv encu la 129.900 114 To commonln thltee1nter .. ttn andto oranyotherltnd,lnctudlnglherlQhl '"""''"""'!?P.porl'r dltennlne the opening btd, you mey the common area of Iott 2,'3 end 5 K4Ml'7 co whlpstock or dlrec:tlonally drlll ~;;:;r:T.:::...,. C8ll (7 t41 937-0966 of tn1ct 111158 u per map nled In f1CTTTIOU9 .,..... and mine from land• other than _, .... ..i•
DA TEO June 7, 11182 bOOk 438 peges 1 to 7 lnclullYe of NAm ITATD!mNT thOM llerelnlbOVe dete:flbed oil()( 1&0t11tin .TO't
NEWPORT HOME LOAN, INC ml1c;et11~eous map•. record•' of The f~ pettOnt •• dOlng gu well•. tunnels end st1ana ln\O. ANMOUMC£MENTS,
u tald Trus1M. eald oounty es IOCtl Item 11 defined bull,_ u . through or Krota the aublurl-of AM By T,D SERVICE COMPANY. In the t111tde entlfled "deflnltlOnt" LAM.E GROVE II, 17581 lrviM thl land hlrelnebove deacrtbed. l'(JSlll"IAlS &
agent of the declarellon or covenanll. ae>utevttd, Sult• 107. Tu.11n, Cellf. end to bottom tudl wlll1>1tocited ()( lDST & JOUNI
By Cindy ~~lltlf. condition• end rettrlctlon1. 112880. dlrectk>n•lly drilled welt•. tunnlK Atalllant ....., • ll'Y reoo<ded April 21 19711 In bOOlt La k • Gr o v •. • LI m 1 t • d and tnalta under and t>eneeth or ~~-,,.. one City Boule11ard West. 12&«. pege 951 0j offlc:lal record•, p 1 r t n er 1 h Ip . 1 7 511 1 Irv In• ti.yon<l 1111 ••terlOr llmlll INlftof, Ltpt 1'o11< ..
Orange, CA 112868 (the "declaretlon"), end any Boulevard, Suite 107, Tuatln. c.Mf. and to redrlll. retunnel, equip, ~::-
(714) 835-82118 1upplements and amendmenll 92e&O matnteln. rep air. deepen end Sw••CI••• Publlahed Or1nge Co111 Dally thereto Llncotn Savtng1 end Loan operate any wc;n well•. Of m..-Tu .. 1•
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Piiot, June 15. 22. 29. 11182. exo-Pttno therefrom all Oil. oil Au o c 11 II on. • C a II for n I• wtlhoYt, hOWeVer, the right to drlM. SllvtC£S 2~7-82 rlghta, miner el•, mlner1I right•. corporetlon, 10 I Llncoln Way, mlna ttor• explore end operate ,., .... o.r.nw) -----m-rnr_l_C_""'_T_IC_E ___ n eturel gH rtgllt• end other t.tont1rey Pri, Calltomlll 91754 thr~ll 1~ aurlece of tile upper £MrlDnt£NT &
n111.. m.i hydroc:art>ona. by wtwl!-" name Thlt bu"'-It oonduc:ted by en 500 leel ot the aubturl-of tile
known . .-othermal 11-71, end all unlncorpore1ed euocl11lon other land herelnabove d11crtb1d, 11 mf'AIATIDN
K-40tll product• dlrfV9d fl'om any of Ille lhan a par1nerslllp. r.....0 In the Deed lrom the Irvine s.-. •••n.n-a.cr-No. 1MX>D loreoolnll. that IMy be wtttlln Of llneoln Se" 'Loan At111 Company. 1 eotporetk>n, rec:Ofded ''**.,.-:!::.' .. •,. NOTICE TO CREOITOftl 0, undar -th e ptrctl of l and JollnM.Yunktt,Jr Octot>et 4 1978 In Book 12M8 "-' au L K T" AN f Ft:" AN o p, hllelnebOve daac:rlbad together EJiec Vice Prealdent page l53t of Offlclat Rec:ofd1. ' llEICllAlfltS(
INTENTIO N O T RANI FER with 1M perpetual right of drHKng. This stetement Wll nled with Ille Atao uceptlng tlltrtlrom thl ""':!'!""
Al co Ho L 1 c 1 Ev ER AO E mining. •~plorlng and oparttlng County Clerk ot Orange County on 1Ublurtace water rlQllll. bu1 wttl'lout """ ,,.. ..
LICENSE(S) (Sect. 11101-6107 therefor tnd 1torlng In end June •O. 1982 ,,,,. lh• right ol 1urfec• entry. u ~
U.C.C. end/or 2A0'73 NP) removing the Mlntl trom tald land r.-ved In the Deed from the lrvlne ... c;,.. 1101tt1ol•
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that e or any other land, lnGludlnO the 11ant Publlahed Orange Colll Delly Company, e c()(J>Oratlon, rec0<ded C.moru & E41•11>.,,.111
bulk 1ren1fer of personal property to whlp1tocl< or dlrec:tlonall'I dllll Piiot. June 15, 22, 29, July 8, 19112 Oc:1obe< 4, 1978 In Book 121188, ~
and a transfer ot liquor lklense(s) 11 end mine lrom land• other then I 2~·82 PIO' 1S39 o t Ottldal RecO<d1 ,._ .. vw
1t>out to be made thole '-91naboYe dMcr1bed, oll Of PARCEl 2 ~;::_•;_..,
The names and mailing address g11 Wllll. tunnell and lhafU ln1o, PUBUC NOTICE E1Hm1nt1 11 auch 11Mm1n11 ._
ol the transterors are: through Of ICfOtll lhe aubeurl-of I are p1rt1cu11r1y ••I tor th In the .--~
ALFRED H STUETZlE, a the lend herelntbove deKrlbad, NOTICE Of' TIIUSffrl IA&.e artlele entitled "Eultnenlt" ol Ille tr°'.,::.Z..
gener•I partner and ERNEST A end to bol1om 9'1Ct1 ..mtpetocl<ICI Of MO. T.f1'22-€Q oectarttlon ot Covenant•. Condi-11 ... _,. ANDERSON a general pertn« end dlrt1C110ntllly drilled welll. tunMll On Frtd:ri· July 23, t9112, II 9:15 tlona and Raltllctk>nl rec0<ded In Mt....U,_.,. ,..,
BART J BURG • gen«al par1ne< and a11an1 under and i>en411th or 1.m .. HO E FEDERAL SAVINGS 800k 1237 \ pea• 7411 ot Ofllclal ::='~r=~...:::U
enO RANDY BlASKWOOD. 1 beyond the e1ttert0< tlmltl ther'90f., AND lOAN ASSOCIATION OF SAN A41c;()(da, eno re-recorded 1n 8ook Olntt ,.,,.,, .._..,,
llmlted partner, 11• al, ALBA-and to redrlll, retunnel, equip, DIEGO. a Co<poratlOn, u Tn;stM 1237t, p1ge 327 of Ofllclel ,., O< CROSS LTD 1 part.-lhlp 2151 maintain, repelr. deepen and underttlatDMdofTruttdatec:tAprH Recordt, under the uctton t:;: ..... &:~
N Harbor BNd Fuller1on C~ltl operate any 9UCll ,...II °' mlnMI II, t981, ex.outed by DENNIS R hledlnga In SUCll 111tc1e entltlad u s.on•ncOaod• ' wltllOUI. h()weV91, the right to dr1H, CHASE end JANE ANN CHASE and IOll0wt: Rlgllts end Outlee: UtUIUes SIAl<•,llHUW'••• ear
The names, malling .>ddress and nMntl. slor•. er.pier• and operate recorded April 14. 11181 . as end Cable TeleVlllOn". "Support. ~·~11,,.,Sl .. ..a
ZIP Code Number oflhe transferees lhrough the 9Ut1-of the uPPlf'l tnstrumtn t No 14 92 2. Book St ttlemenl end Encroachment'.'.-IOATS l MAalll[
are. 500 1111 of the aut>torlace of IM l 14018, Pege 528 of Ofllclel "Community Faclllllee ~II .
SOUTHWESTFOOOS,INC ,a tand herelnabove described. H Record1olOrangeCounty,St1teol ''Private Street L11nd1Clape [QUl~(lll
Calllornla co1pora11on. and ,~In the deed lrom the lrvlne c 1tlf()(11l1. wlll tell at publk: auction Maintenance" and "Drainage Over c-11
STEPHEN p WHITE. 10900 LOI Compeny, • C()fp0<8\k>n recorded lo the hlghetl bidder IC>< celh In Community Fectlltl.... -. ...... lltrv1e•
AlamllM Bl\ld . Los Alamitos. Calil Fet>ruart 25, 1980 In bOOll 1351 t, lawful money of the United Stalll. PARCEL 3 :::: ~,';' &4"•P
90720 pege 737 of offtclal recordt. 1 11 the front entrenee to lhe old E_.,,.,.1 OVll' thl IOll owned by 11 .. u 11-Ch•ntt
That the peraonal property to be Alio e•ceptlng therefrom 1h1 Orange County Cour1houee. located "Subject Ownera" fO< the purpose 11Nu5a1•
transfe.red Is described In general aublotl-water rlQhts. but without on Sent• Ana Blvd., between of ixerd stng the rlgllt ol Grant .. ~.r.:::.~:
as m • 1 er I at s . s u PP 11 • s • 1 h• r lght of 1urlec1 en tr~ Sycamore St. end Broedvr•Y In the herein u an "Ent0tdng Owner" as -...-•c•
merchandise. equipment tor\ .-'VICI In tM dlld from the t Chy of Sant• Ana, Counly of auch 1erm1, 1011 and e11ement TJAllSIOITATIOll
furniture. tlxtures and equlpmenl. Company, 1 c:orporetton recorded Orange, Stet• of Cellfornle. au right, rights ••• mo<e completely eflned °"""~ tr1d1nam11 goodwlll, leuehold FebNatY 25. 1980 In t>ook t35t1, title and lnt«•ll conveyed to and Ind descrtl>ad In the Custom l01 ca_.s.1. ""''
lmprovemenll of lhe buslnen page 737 of official record1. I now held by It undlf tald 0..0 of Oectarellon reeorded In Book El«'n< Can
k no w n as CROSSRO A DS PARCEL3: Trutt. In 11181 property lltuetld In 12305. p age 1114 of Olflclal ==~i:.s.-••
REST AU RANT end IS loceted •• Eaaamant• •• I UCh eaaemenll tald County and Stal•. detK<lbed Recordl. II-If mo.Sal• lltnl
18050 Brookhurst, Fountain Valley, are particularly Ht torlh In the ea: YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A Trtaltn.Ttavtl
Call!., together wtlh the fOllowlng 1t1k:le entitled "EaMMll'\11" of I lot 1118 of Trect No 11235. o EE o OF TR u ST D A TED !:.:.~•:•i.ru
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tllO -dHcrl bed elcoholtc beverag declaration under the H Cllon County o f Ortnge , Slate ot OCTOBER 11. 11111 UNLESS YOU t1tTOMOlll(
Ucenlll On Sate General Liquor heldingl In llUdl "1k:le tnlltled C1tllornll, es ahown on I map TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR a...rot '"! t&lo
LlcenM No. 47-73612 now Issued tol!Owl: "Rlghtl Ind OullM: llttffl thereot recorded In book 229, PROPERTY. IT MAY BE SOLD AT A -.q,... caauon -tor said premises. for premises end Ceble T.....ilion," "Suppott. page 1 1 to 9 Inc I u I Iv •, PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN llttnH-Vt h1<k• _.
loceted at 18050 Brookhurst s ettlement and Encro1chmen1." Mlscell1neou1 M1p1. record• ot EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE ~..:..~.~..,, =
Fountttn Valley. CaUfornla "lngr .... Egf-end Rec:rMllOnal tald Orenge County, together with OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST Trwu -
Th81 ,Ille total c:ons!defatlon tor Rlgfltt.' and "ExdustW Re9tr1c1ICI euements tor 1upport. and YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A Vant 951'1
thl transter of said t>ustness and ot comon Arff e.u.ment. settlement ..,,.,, eald to1 1dtotns LAWVER :::.i.;,~·~~ :
aald llc:ense 11 thl sum ot $396.-PARCEL 4; any othef tot In eald trlCI, togllhlr 12 Trelalgar. Newport BHCh, auTM IMMIT(D
3•0 oo . Includ ing 1nvantory Eaaement1 .. auch 11aement1 wltll 111emen11 tor e1v11 ot Ca11fornll 112660 G-r": -n•
e111m1ted al$-()-, wtlldl conllSts of are pert1cut1r1y HI fortll In th 0...meng1 wtlef• ~ .. ,,.. -"(If 1 111111 eddr-0< common AU•R.-o
tlle lottowlng: et1ldl entttlld "Eal«nent1" of t con11ruc11d In accordance with de11gn111on le 1110wn 1bove, no """'
decl11111on o f covenentt. apptlclblemunlCIP•l0<dlnencet. warranty l e g i ven•• to 111 ,. ....... 11 .. 1•1
Oeecnptlon s ~'="do condition• end re11tlctton1 YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER complellMll or COHtlC1neta)." ... ..
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VWl -f'llJ
ftU t'fH
immediate
Your ad appears in
claseified within
hours. not. wMltt-
and can ba
ca ncelled jual ••
quicltly when you
pt the r11ult• you
want.
Daily Pilat
claatlfled •ds
642·5678 eompany c;heCltl • r~ .;.Jty 25. ion In boOk A OEEO OF TRUST DA TEO APRIL The blMflQlery under aeld Oeec:t g::,.
Demand note to be replaced with l2305 pege 74& and ,....,.ec;orded 8 1911 1 UNLESS YOU TAKE of Tn;tt, by re1ton of I breecll Of Coll
cesh through t9G!OWS 99,68l og s.pt.,'.nblf II 1977 In bOOlt 12371. A.CTI ON TO PROTECT YOUR deitull In ,,.. obllg.ltlon• MCllllCI ~:~~~.
()emend note, to be marked void et pege 327 of Omo.I reccwdl end eny PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A thlreby. herll10f()(I e1teculed and ""
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1 u ch ti"'• 1 • th• •~Is tin 0 eupplementa end emendmenla PUBLIC SAl E. IF YOU NEED AN delivered to th• undtr1lgn•d • -· encumbrtnc. has be«! U81.1mad by ~o (1111 "MH11r Oldlf•tlon") EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE written oec:1er1tlon of Default and 1:~!
buyer at cl OH of H Crow S29 t · und« the ~ton '-dlflOl In llUdl OF Tl'iE PROCEEDING AGAINST Demand fO< Sl!e. end wrlt141t'l notice !("'"'"""'-"••
858 91. All creditors who flied t111tcle entltled M followl: "Alghlt YOU. VOU SHOULD CONTACT A of breach and of etec:tlon to cauM ~"""'
clal"'I In thl• escrow h•ve ~ and Outlet: UttllttH and C1bl1 LAWYER th• und1r11gned to ••II 1eld lh rt•d .. t1o••
paid In tult or proceued In T~ ... "Support. Satttement Th• 1tr11t 1ddrH1 or other ptoparty to Mlllf'; Mid obllgetlon•. llll
acc:«dance with Mellon 24074 ot and Enc;roec:hmenl," "Community common d11lgn1tton ol 1119 rH I tnd thereafter th• underalgned •0•
the Bualnesa tnd Proleeatons Cod• Fec:Hlllee e-nerit" end "Onllneoe property duc1l bed above 11 ~Md teld notk:I ol breacii and of ~':~.
That It hat ~ agreed bet-n Over Community Fec:llltlaa." p u , p 0 r 1 1 d t o b • 1 II 1 2 !I elletlon 10 be recorded Maren 10, ,,..,_
11ld tran1feree1 i n d ••Id Tiie 11reet addreu or other LNtllet'WOOd. IN!ne,catlfOfnle 1982u tn1tr.No 82-0&3elllofMld ~!
tr-terors that c:ontld«etk>n 10< common o .. 1gn1tlon ol 1h• reel Said Nie wlll be mede, wlthOUt Otflctal Aec:ordl. ""''' 11.,,.
tile tran1111 of aald bullln.-and of propaf!y u ,,.,..,nat>ove dete:flbed cownent or warranty. l'llpr ... Ot S1ld ute wlll be "'•d•. but ""'t'
eald Ileen• I• to be pald onty ane< 11 purPOfled to be· 37 St. Tropp, lmplllc:I, regttdlng title. poeMl8lon without coven1nt or werrenty. a=:
1r1n1ler hH been approved by HewPOl1 a..ch. Clllt0<nla Of enc;umbrancet. to pey tne unpaid •KPfM9 Of lrT>ptled, regarding tttle, i..tbor•
0tper1ment ol Ak:OhOltc; BeveflQe Th• u n d •,.I g n • d II• r •by prlnd9ll ....,, of '52.583.37. plul poa1Hllon. 0< enc;umbt8nCM, to r.,..,..
Control, pu<eoant to Sec: 2'4073 •I dllctelmt ell ltebtttty for any lntereet tiww.on M prcwldtd In the pay tile remaining prlnelptl autn of ~~:',.'!'.,.
eeq. 1ncorrectneu In eald 111111 lddr .. 1 Note MC:U<ed by 111d Died ot Tl'Ull, tile notl(1) -.ired by Mid Dlld Of 1114..,
'fhtt the herein ducrlbed Of 011\1f cotnmon dellgrlllk>n p1u1 u of llll dlll of t"9 lnltlel Trutl, with 1n11r .. t M In Mid nol• UTIS lt£W
tt-tera er• to be conwml'l\eted, Seid NII w111 be m.cie wllhOUI publtcatton ol thlt Nolle• 1n provided. ldv~. If einy, llnder 0_.., •
:!~ Get GREEN CMt1 ~ fOf WHITE llephent.
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COROlllDO Cl YS
Coronado Island C'USl. bayfront lot 85' boat
dock. Plans avail. fled· $370,000 w /temw.
GEORGE ELKIN S CO
11.214' FIUIOlll
11&1111 YI .. l
Senullonal MONACO
Model on FEE land with
large eaaumebl• loenll
Featuring 3 BR, home
warranty & lOW PRICE
Only 1223,950. 2670 Sen
Mlgutl Dr., Newport
Beech 75g.1501 or
752·7373
...-.: Walker& lee
Heve 1om1thlng to aell?
Clutllltd ad1 do It well.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 Boy\ode Or., .. I'll B o7~ oto•
4 llRI 2 IA
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THE REAL
ESTAT&:RS
llft "/DtUlll Sell lint? Of SYy flrst'l
Thal It llwl'fl thl ~
tlon Why no4 both In one
trenaaetton W• can oft«
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nlty 10 11tcheno• your
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ment on en oulltandlng
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the financing. 5-48-2313
THE REAL
ESTATERS
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SERVICE ESCROW COMPANY. regarding title. po11en1on. or soo.00 10< .cl\llWICll, "tll'f( undlf f-. cnergee . end .-pen-of the ""'""' STARTING: 14262 S..Ch Blvd . W•lmlntter. eneumbrencu to 11t11fy lhe 1111 111mt of uld Dlld o Tnat, TNll .. and of the tNll• ~tld by ~~,., : ea. 92883 on or after Jut'/ 19. 1982. prlnciPll bll.,_ of tile Not• or •-· Cfll'Oll end ftC*I-o4 the Mid Dlld of Truel. I .. •• •11 A NEW BUSINESS?' All other b111lneu neme1 end other oC>llcl*llon MCUf9d by Mid Trust• Seki NII wlll be held on Tuetdey, .,;Hall>< •11
eddr .... UMd by Ille tranlferon OMO of frv11. ...,h lnt-1 end Thi 8eMftQ!ery unOtr Mid OllCI ~ 3. 1te2 et 2:00 p.m .. et IMI g:.~::k •:11
wttllln th,.. yltl'I laet pMI. to fat other eum• 81 provided thtr11n: Of Trull has heretofonl 1xecu11d CMpmtn Avtnut entranoe to the E ACCCKcl"f to Calltomll ._,.aneH I ~ O N S E It I 11 known tot~ era: HOM p1u9 .c111-. If lf'Y, llft<llf lhe end dlllloWtd to Mid Truttee • Clvlo Canter 811lldlng, '00 e .. 1 : and ProteNlon• COde (lee.. 11900 to
TM IWl'9 end addf.-of eec:r0ow 1111111 !Mreol IM tnt..i on IUCfl .nnen Dldlor•tlon of DMU1 o4 the CNc>m1f1 A--. 1n "" Chy Of "s:·u• •• -179 ... 0) 111 _,_n 1 doing tlHftln•H 1 I I I I' I llOldlt It SERVICE E8CA W ldvltlOll, end p1ue 1-. Ollll'Oll obllgetlOnt ~by Mid OllCI of OffllOI. ., !NI • ... fMe · -- - --•
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• •II n~ hln th• IH 20% Oown& no balloon On tht Point 1 bl .. from thow• Ilk• NEWI Seller lllW TOWlllHH PIOP 11a11•1flllT cells, D/W, 2 carporta,1---------mo.1 A¥all J~I I two -•r• nvenlffll to .. 3 '""' 3 b 2 " 980·4085 -n 0 p 111 $ 6 7 5 / m 0 Nlc;e I Br 1nol far, •dull a. '"7" a.2 •-pyml1 •' ,11vv r, wlll help finance & Hve 2 Br, 2\A be, plu1 lrplc, 2 Ill 111• 1 1 1 v " " •hope. aohOOll a nd ba College P•rk Ownr/ the wedge 2 flr. 2 alory, buyer lhouaandt ol cer oar. PQOI, Jee. ell wl· HouN on a hlll 3Br 1r"'B• • • 559-9285 bel 7pm no pa • re r g , • ec ---------='Pnri~.=· .~3;,~111 Agt Prln only Wkdye ~~~"~~:a A:; C::.~~t v::; dollare111 Selling prlee ol thin biking dJtt•nc• to garage, lncd, yd' kid• & Bluff• lg 3 br, tam rm, Bachelor Ap1 1 room with ra.nge 1350 842-596' ~::,~::i;:"r~01~1!d:
••1.1•-859·l658 without peylng lhe $32&,000 11 way below beach $800/mo . pelt OK 1750 mo Bkr pool. greenbelt $1050 1 ~.ea Walklobeach,allS525t mo 2 Br 2 Ba p111o&pool 646-6162 ~iiiiiiiii.iiiiii•i-iiiiiiiii~I ID DDWMll oceanfront price $340 current replacement 875-2311 or 548·22311 831-4320 mo Agt 544-0134 ulllt palo no kitchen Townl\Ov .. a, car pone, QOO coatl PRINCIPALS QC-RENTALS lllOfllYfllll $300tmo Call Mon Fri patlOt, all bit-Int, lndry Arareopponunl1y 101M· House + 2 unit• Prime MEL FUCHS ONLYI Call owner at l ·&br'• 12001012000 4 Br 3 Ba, beaut decor, 549•11322 • rm 1mall pet Ok Won I •• al beautllul SEA OLIU E/alde S20K below •P· (714) 642-0138 ., South Hunt BHch. ·~ lrg deck, llb vu, guer-11111 ISLAND Lovely "Bimini' .,1.,.., _01• ... pralsal. Xlnt 1nv•stmen1 PHlllll ll11ltlr 750-3314 open 7 -days mile lo the •urf 4 Br d e d g e 1 • H H Convenient ttudlo. S<l75, lSL Mgmt 842-t803 Plan 2 Br Den, 2'.\ Ba
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Aaaumable lo.na •II Un· $550/mo neg wino ~~~~~~~~~~I 12.000 1q 11 Owner/ " Veoent New p1lnl Sub· eway ~ltchen Pvt patio, 2 Br. 1 ba, !ii C p 11tea c:onoelv•ble amenity FOt
der t4%, 2 Bdrma, lamlly down, or break even EO I lnveator user Xlnt un-3 Br, 2'/tba, plu• llr•· ml\ on Cl'llldren & P••• 3 Br 3Ba. vu, pool. ten· pool. lndry 752-5065 or Full rec. lee 1 seoo mo 1ntorme11on call 714/
room. ear1h tone decor w/20% down $135.000 NEWFOPllORTLOHIERIGEHTS d,~r1e'yr1ng lln Motivated place. 2 car gar. pool, Straight leue or IHse nil. gua rded gote 846·3176 S500 aec 811 Day• 6•4-6494 and greenbelt 1oc1tlon. Wiii trade for auto. ... jac, all within biking di•· with option. S9&01mo St700/mo 638-2800 Mr SlelnblMr. ---------Snazzy at onty St39,900. Ownertagt. 548•4350 or CONDO 2 bdrm, 2 ba. 771 04151546•8240 t 1 n c: e to beach Owner/Agent Call for 2 Br Ap1 $700/mo Plua eves 988-3077 Penthouse, 2 Br & a Iott,
A lletlng ot Katia Ro-494·0395. pool and launory 10% S900/mo 875-23 1 I Or appt. 760-8041. 2 Br 3 ea. uen. bayfront ut111 120-11•8. Lakeahore l ennls Club oce1111 view. tennl1, J•
berte. ----------1 dn No qu111ty1no Long C1odo•Jol1•1/ 548-2239 3Br, 2Ba, sing le ti Ory pou boat dock, sec upper 1 Br. A/C. pool. ~~t~~OO.$ 13 9 51 mo
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Re*•t'or1, '"75·"',..,v, SKOOO DOW11 . . •••••••••••••••••••••• TME LIOIY ,.,., bc:h, $776 mo 982-0807 ov • op, ag , e •••••••••••••••••••••• rec rm, nr So CoaS1 " " .. v <7VVV u " Ocean view, Dana Harbor 5" MU 759-1221 •Clean 3br, nr SC Plaza, Plan, $550 incl u111 Chen, lrg bdrm & bl
By owner 2 br. 2 ba on 81ulls. 2Br. <>Ba, pool, Rent In Colla Mesa's B•al/aflH Bluffs 3 Br 2 Be poot, SA Gar pool, spa $780 96e-1939 Furn pool, spa, gym, In· I.JM. Ill••' IOOf condo, end unit High ape, low down $225,000 NEWEST g 11 e Cl 2 O ll•iL-•t 324z close to echool. shops & Child ok 752-5822 or ---------1 clds ut111, $325/mo pl11t1
•••••••••••••••••••••• assumable. OWC $87, 893·3151 Townhoma VILLAGE ••••••~•••••••••••••• 641-1460 I Bedroom Duplex, yard $100 dep AYI 7/1 Ally·
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Llllle l•l•nd Sharp 3 Im•• 1044 DOVEi SMOIES Trade lor NB ocean-spas In every home • Lux 3 Br 2'"' Ba condo, encl gar. dwshr, pool pets $355/mo 352 VIC· C••l1t1HI 3111 Bdrm 2 beth on the T•r1••,k••1•8•9•7•1··:n•t•loc••h·.·,·k·b·;, melter suite. dining lni111 3Z44 YI bbg AOults. no pets toroa 645·8161 ••••..,..•••••••••••••••• " ~ AREA -CISTOM f ront home Owner rooms wood burning •••••••••••••••••••••• 1'• blks to ocean r Y 642·5073. J bdrm. 2 ba condo, 1
water owe. $575,000 4 Br 2 88 DR FR vu ....... , 1.1 AORES $800.000 37 I 1 Sea-llreplac:ea, micro-wave LEISESll 675-8775, 875-7060 Condo, ? Br 2 Ba SC story No pet• $800 UNIQUE HOMES of Univ. s200.oo' o. $50, .. , h 673 6578 Pt $535 I Rita or Torn Boland 000 down. $ tSO.OOO Out ol the lllghl 1_s_o_r_e_. __ • _____ 1 ovens. private patios & 3 Bdrm detached homes Npt Bch condo, 3 Bd 2 Sa, n aza, N mo a c, end 499-4721, 731-8346
875·6000 AIT.D t2•;.1ntonlvfor5 pattern , th is EASTSIDE TRIPLEX 2 yards,glH'idener provl· lnexcellen1area Avella-$700/mo. 631-1268 Ro· Mfe81iollU unit on-smokers. wlll•1'a1t11 3111 ' bdrm Spanish house plus ded Elegant llvlng only b 1 I d I t 1 bort Mllllkan, agt 642-2142 "' .. a.. yrs.Agent54t-5032 ~u~~mn~~'?~~tt~r~ 2 l ·bdrm apts. $18.000 15mlnutealromFHhlon S8~0/m~:;!,•1ye:r~•~e HARBOR VIEW HMS APARTIEITI Fireplace. pool, dish· +c;;;~·s~~;,;~::~ii'~~~
2BR/28A WOOOBRIDGE 0 pp 0 rtun1118 s yearly gross. Sep mete-laland, 7 mlnulea to SC Filla others 10 choou Beaut. Monaco, close to Beautllully landscaped washer, pvl patio x LG relrlge, gar AveM $275 l•lll•Hl• 1001 Sgl lam Sac:rll1ce 3 red $195,000 owe Plue or 0 C.Alrport trom. We're lhe ones 10 garden apts Pool & Spa Garden 2 Br $580 Privacy Slng1e only
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belch and shops In-
come $1800 mo. Owner
may ualtl In flnanclng
$355,000.
857-2045 home and private Blvd & ao or San Otego iJ pets ---------
Po o I and spa. 25 Older Units Frwy Stertlng at $900 1 \\aodhrldgt Harbor View Home 3 Br 2 Bechelor $400 2 BR relrlg, encl gar A,,.,l•••ll F•t•UiH ,RE.lu. Owner wlll finance Cash flow 2 2 Acres. Zo-month 831·5439, 2473 Ba ramlly rm SlOOO/mo 2 Br w. Ba $525 $430 plus S250 sec 11 "•l•t11 1.._
entire loan The ned 41 Condos Tustin Orange Ave Costa Reallll Lease 644·6977 181 E 18111 642-0856 646-03"1 art 1 30PM •••••• ~ •••••••••••• ~ LOCATIOll price 15 s9e5.ooo $IM Agt 975-0679 Mesa 55 1 :IOOO 3 Br home, trplo, nice •D••• l1i•t JIZ6 SEIWUID
on tl'lls 3 bdrm, 3 01 W i iiia• Coh , 14 HITI OHTA MESA Convenient 3Br 2ba, lam, mtBamno .. ~ .. 1.lr•ln• aree. Herbor Hlghlenda. l•H. OCCIPAllCTI ...................... YILUIE
Rosewood Modal In Ir-lrehr Eestslde, all large 2 Br 2 l/ps w/d, rig, gas IEITALS Upgradas lnalde, prvt $425/mo 2 Sr 1 Ba 2 bdrm. 1 bl ocean vu
vine Groves. Prolesalo-J 1C/Jl0 1100 pool, Income $71,000 BBO fence. dbl gtr. ylfd, hol tub. Nr schoolt. epll patios carports refurbished Ines Utlf New 1&2 bdrm luxwy
142-1200 n ally decorated, up· • Price $775,000 Drive by w Ir I g d n r S 8 1 5 . 2. 3 and 4 bdrm• trom $900 842-3358 Sm pet Ok Won't last at $485 mo No pets 24851 apts In 14 plans 1 Bdttn
grades thru-out. former 149 E Bay trien call 556-1448 $625 to $1300 this prlcel Selva 631·7220 from $515, 2 bdrm lro11
j PETE model home. 41h bdrm Br o k e r I 0 w n e r 3 BR 2 Ba Eastblull, avl TSL Mgmt 642 1603 H • $570, Townhouse rro111 converted to formal din. 642-0282. UITSllE July 15 $1200 mo • ••l1a1t•• $640 + pools, tennis,
' BARRETT ... REALTY
•m by b·illder. $189.000 lrlffHJ W1tlll1 640-9019 Spacious 2 Br 1 Ba $426 lt•d 3140 waterfalls. pondal Gas C~~~ ~~~ad T;~~~~e E=~~ 3 Br 3 Ba fr pie, micro, Seawlnd 5 Br view. pool/ 3 Br 1 ,,.. Ba S 4 7 5 D;,i~;; ·;~,;~;;:;;r~·i:r: foror1h on Beach to Mc·
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plan. 1 bath, 11¥ rm w/
beamed ceilings, hard-
wood floors & cozy log
burning lrplc $ t87,500
Full Price
MISSION REAL T'r OPEN HOUSE 11-4 DAILY 494-0731
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Lrg1450 sqf13Bdr2Ba Close 10 dow ntown
condo with • great H.B. Laguna ... $295.000 tocatlon. Six year old 1...._1211 formal model w/2 car
garage & air condltlo· elm nlng. Assume 1s1 & ow-1 ner wlll c arry. Only I '
$128,900. 831-7370 \ '
Prestlflllll Ct•lllt loans 3 Br owner's un11 deck, pool & tennis tennis $1 500/mo Laundry lac pool ge 2br 2ba, bltns, Fadden to Seawlnd VII·
7 yrs old $235,000, agt S8 7 51 mo 64 6· t 184 644-4084 •It 5PM 548-9556 dsWhr, n miles beach lage (714)893·5198 •
VERSA! LES 1 bdrm, 833•2650• 673•8849 days. 845-9545 eves •Clean 2 Sr MacArthur Adults. no pets S500rno. IM•• 40# fully furn Security and Weslcllll 3 Br 2ba. new Vig s A Tennis, pool 538_8362 • •• •••• ••• •••••••••• •• racreallon 1acll1t1ee It~. __ E_S_T_l_T_E_S_l_l_E __ 2 br. 1 be WIO hook-up. cpl'g, lovely yard $995 spa $600 Adults Euts1de C M Furn prl"
Int Owner will carry 2nd gar No pets S 475 gdm, 646-6789 752-5822 0, 841·1460 WMIFFLETIH room and bath Relrlg.
525-1968, 523-2830 p EtS1de c M Proper1y, 3 2 I 7 8 D p I ace n t I a u.5"3 C•wfllo•s""'·l&vl"'E S285 unlls $125.000 (disc. 5457983 T' ,.,.."' w """ WestSlda Lg tBr w / 1 & 2 Br DilOOVnt on Wiiiiams 30K) Xlnt oppty. Rusty, --·-------1 011 lllVIH &VE. carport. OIW lndry a11111 some models Poot, Spa, 573•7~• POOL HOME non·rllr. 1·821-9006 or Dix condo $1,000/$725 2 Patio Mme. 2 BR. deo. 3 BR 2 Ba. tlreplace. 2 7·2 $400 mo 645-6625 G Y m . Sauna , a 1 c Rm In large l\Ovse, lndry
1213)944_0351 x3488. plus 1011 BR 2'h ba MC lplc. central eir. S725 car garage. lge yerd 846-0819 lac.ltitchen,CostaMesa, + GUEST APT Chris 873-5489 Vogel Pacific 640-6161 $825 mo
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1 br, stove, gar , lndry rac 2B 1.,,08 S375 mo + s2101mo 957•3955 •
ONE OF • Kl D BR lf1Hl•io, Dt11rt, Spacious 3Br. ,..,,Ba, dbl "--II It Close to OCC Avail 711 r. • • .,.. N 4 . 2 8d plu& dan ......,rfleld II If, 1450 5,6_7214 $375 dep CplS. drps, nr Christian home, kll priv
lam rm, + btll pool l11otl 2400 garage, frplc, cp1s, drps, twnhm $750/mo Call 141·1121 Beach Blvd & McFad· quiet straight male Nr
en1erts1nlng area. Sepe-...................... $750 mo w/gardener Charley 559-9400 Agt 1 BR APT OIW . New den. No pets 893-4894 beach ,275 + utlls Lag
ra1e gues1 apt w/llg sz LAIE lllllOWHW 846·2718 or 642-3287 paint & cp1s and drapes h 99 2 86
BR& 1ovelyll11rm,w/lplc Lake lront/Hamlltalr. 4 N~ Condo 2_3 Bd~m. 3 TlllTLElllOl 4 Br Blulls condo w/pool Carport $375/mo Bach $425 mo Pool, Jae. Be 4 · · 2
Only $335,000 Agt bdrm, 3 ba. $675,000 °-• Lovely 3 br, 2 ba. lam Newly redec Avail Aug 1, 851·2175 sauna tennis down-Lido Isle, M, $350/mo
648-4380 or 645-4765 owe 7 14.848-3278 Bath. Child, pel ok Rent rm, crpts, drp1, bltlns, St 100/mo 673-2422 or town 840-2886 summ!lf or $300/mo yrty
now buy later Call lor $950 mo 1 yr lse 213/629-5761 2 Br pool, garage $525 DeluKe 2 Br 2 Ba Condo Incl clubhse. 1enn1s
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Splendid, custom lamlly
home on ei<tta large lot
5 bdrm plus maid'•
quar1ers La1ge llVlng &
dining rooms Family
room & gourmet kllcheo
Beaut pool & ape View
ol golf course & moun-
tains $1,800,000
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SO. CAllflllll EaslSlde cnarm!lf, I BR 1 $615trno 951-4543 Bir-POOL HOME 3 Br. lem $430mo 2 Br 1 Ba. pool aves OHi.ill unsnu Be, recent remod, lge die rm, den. remodeled., laundry rm eeslslde -$4-00--,u-rn_o_r_u_n_lu_r_n_l _B_r __ , N h s Di c yard 130 Magnolia S550 C 1 Or1 em an ego ty.. mo 549-8124 Turtl!lfock lmmaculale 4 beeut. patlO. S1500 Agt 811 or •PPI poot. spa. 18992 Florlda Oeslrable area. 4.5 ac br 2 ba w/lam & dine rm, 760-9333 TSL Mgmt 6-42· '803 8•2·2834, 842-3172
avocado estate Excell Nice clean 2 Br t Ba fncd s97• 675 9005 & I atrium ~ -• Bluffs condo 4 br. 2·~ ba, 1 Br garage, yard No • ..... ,. 011 ... 1 production n11es1ment yCard , enclsd garage 642-3l53 5875 mo. pets $425/mo 367 9 •
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Newport Blvd CM
646-7445
BEACH AREA
led 3 Bdrm. 2'1r Balh, 548 -2778 view end unit, 2400 SQ 2 be, FR, DR, LR $ l l 50 pelnt. No pels. $440/mo 1350 960•8263
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wood deck, spa Com-pa110. enc:tsd garage, $1100/mo 855-2882 Beaut spac 4 Br 3 Ba PINE BLUFF APlS •••••••••••••••••••••• pletely chain linked new carpe11, drapes, ---------Condo Incl sep quarters. 2 Br 2 Ba I child ok, no Woodbridge Condo 2 br.
$200.000 1n assumable paint No pets S495/mo. L••••• J.•d 3Z41 a u I o m a t I c g a r pets Pallo. view. frple, 2 ba, 1 year new 1n Mini
$77 /wk
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Nwpt Blvd & Wllaon
Cotta Mne 5•8·9755
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OCEANFRONT Moblle 67~7JOO $437.000 to $398 000 Cozy 2 Br College, front home. spec1acular view, UYFllllT Light Brite. Airy & Brand amenities Near perk, 1,eofto•lar I.I.
Homes, seY!lfll $80,000 .,-Brochure avail Contact & back yard S575 plus brick cour1 yard entry 4 30' a.at 11011 New 2 Br 2 Ba. lrplc, 2 pool & more $650 mo Summer rental Spiral
Pvt 499-38 t6 Sara Pentz or Al Ogle u t 1 1 s 6 3 1 • 9 2 5 2 , Br 3'"' Be large living rm Summer's l'lere . en1oy ltl car garage, pool, spa. Ca It Joe Ry bus . stairs, sltytlghts.
PROBABLY THE 7 t <l -758-305 4 or 552-3600 &dlnlngrm,beachroom, 2Br,ownparklng,wtk to From $795 557-2360, 551·03249-6 lrplc, Pv1 spa 1•n blks
LOWEST 714-758-3150 Agent lotsolstorege Forleue bch S950 mo (min 1 545-31t5 be h w kl 85511C3
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FIND IN EMERALD BAYI SHI• A.Ill 1010 Rill E•l•ll CC-RENTALS 750-3314 wkdys 8·5 apt beamed ceiling. OOUllFllOIT July or Aug on quiet
II. IEWPOllT Ml Three bedroom horl"e on •••••••••••••••••••••• E • ZIOO A REAL FIND -PR_l_M_E_H_O_M_E_n_e_a_r _E_m_•_· W11tai111l11 3Zfl laundry rm . pool Avail Most eleganl apt. bldg Balboa Penln 2 BR,
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femlly room Brick lira-Hwy. wllh beam celllngs. e WA•T TO TRADE 2br w1n1ce raid Bay. Ocean vu 3BR. 2Br. 1ea. RIO, lg scree-TSL Mgml 542•1603 location In town, breath· Cpls pre I . no pets place, country kitchen, large lot, contemporary Sharp 3 Bdrm R-2 lot. pauo. lndry._klds $430 2 ba. p111 yd Walk to ned porch, lncd yd, $625 taking views. 811 bullHns, 675_5538, 837•7949 quiet rHldentlal area. styling and u&e ol private $72,000 assumable 151 Lake Arrowhead home. DC-RENTALS 750-3314 Dell $1300 494-4874 m 0 151 & last. sec S500tmo 2 Br I Sa up-he 8 t 9 d P 0 0 1 .
Long term seller flnan beacll, tennlt and pool1. TD Asking $89.900 Call Hamlltalr loc .. lor •0·50' 955 0073 I P4lf unll enclsd garage OCEAN FRONT Dix 4Br,
2Ba. 2 car gar. 1v111
111-7110, 8 17-8121
675-7386,535-6017(Ed)
ctng. $229,000 Inc land. Seller wtll llnance $525, 540.1151 spor1 fishing boaL Call O C BEST OCEAN VIEW • patio, aJi blt·lns, laund,Y sub ·garage, elevator
-1 irair Pl Fil.ER 000 644-7020 wkdys 752-7691 4 br wllrg gar. Classy 2 Br & sludy, 2 C••'••i•i••• rm Lea&e only $650 & up
-...&-spa & pool, bit-Ina $595 b a I h . 2 I r p I c • . U.al•t11J1""H 3 .. za TSL Mgmt. 642-1603 330 Clltt Dr 494-8083 3 8<., 2 Ba. prtce redu-llllll llUL ESTAn ,,., ,,,,,, QC-RENTALS 750-3314 spl93·8686 • .. ~ --------1 ..... ,, ••• ·-....
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With lease option Go
from tenant to owner
380 W Wllaon 831-5055
or 642-2000.
equity price. Co~dos ··,·11••1•1•0•1••1·•0•11•11·••1•1·,··• ~~~t':~~ ~v~r :r"'J' rfd~'ti Quiet Ealt•lde toe, 3 BR 2 backyard. fr pie. sec. Hlghly upgraded & clean ok Wont lest! ~~O~. ';: ~ .T~!l~n6 A~: from $75,000 full prlee alarm, loads ol Fr doors TSL Mgmt 642-1603 NICE 2 Br Iba, triplex, Leisure World Resale• Incredible beauty on 2•1r home, wlll also con•lder Ba. waler & grOnr lncld. & skyllles S 1600/mo A F • LN ---------patio. gar. relrlg, $650. 493-0803 S ale $135,
2 22 p v acres wlln marble. oak 11 duplex or trlplex wllh $795 mo. yrly lse. No 9 8741 49,. 6577 ."r..'.'f'!!~!! .. !!!'.'!~ •• 2,_'!~;,.2 ~;2tw.,!J~~~~:r:.~? 520 SI Anni 536 1453 000
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71 ~188378185n500cie paneling, stone columns, owner a unit. Prln. only pets Call Lloyd, Jacobs 4 4-or • B•oli'•,I•• ,..v wkdya ' • -De--M--P-I --R--S--ag. s .. • Iron fence, gates and lease 542-3377 Realty 875-8670 OCEANFRONT Mobile S475. 831-3671. ----------• 1 ar r me ace ea·
Ld1 f1111I JOSS exquisite landscaplng •-------• • Homes-Adl11 only. SIOOO l•te 3140 111 I •-• 31~• sBoena.u~~~t 1
3':,-:ru,,~:. •••••••••••••••••••••• $1.295,000. submit • I 4 BR. 2 ba, rec lees. 1 lo $1500 mo Agt •••••••••••••••••••••• l~~-31nBrqu~etBcao~owple~·. ':'.'!!r.! •• ~~! ••••••• '!! .. .., ,.,.,, 1 blk So Cat Plaz.a Sgls 499_3816 Quiet Junior & I Bra vv...., ~ 0 F & C poolalde. Walk 10 1reck
Rick Alderette Realtor/ •••••••••••••••••••••• or family Olscuu pel From $375. Pool. rec large pool, garden sat· N EEi Apt ondo ~8-6446 or •93-0603. ,ARI ,LICE Deyelope 731 444.. II $675 645 3381 rentals VIiia Rentals r · BIHll f.,ailiH $750 mo. Purchaae opt. 3 BR. patio wtspa. ahorl rm. sauna, enclad g•· 6;£_5949 • • 675_..912 BrOller. UYFlllT ESTATES w .. ,.;.,,,, JOfl •••••••••••••••••••••• pou 960-6636 walk 10 beach $2,000 rage 17301 Keelaon Ott 4 11• 21h II •••••••••••••••••••••• C111H ''' #•1 3122 Np1 HghlS twnhte, 3 BR. 2 mo. yrly. 213-876-2255 Sleter. 842-7848. 28r. 188. kids OK, nice ~.:'~~cic!.b:~sa~
BeTIER THAN • 2~S PIBo~cl-.R~ lgydecSr;:-•••••••••••••••••••••• ba, tpe, yd Obie gar No" br, 3•,1, be. lamlly room. -.,-,-... --,,-,.-.-,-.--3-1_1_1 ar .. s $4H75 bmlo 9E51-54441 Udo Ille 3 bdrm, fem
""" · • • SlllEI llEITAL pats $696 642-5722 lovely ocean vi ew. ••••"••••••••••••••••• or • • a spano $3 00 MODEL 000, low dwn OWC S 160 0 Imo ( 2 1 3) 548· 1546 rm., 2 ba, t July, HAS EVERYTHING 955-0073 China Cove on the beach Lease or lease option. 431•5989 THE COUNTRY CLUB LIVING $3500 August Biii Grun·
Cul-de-sac street • Beautllul 1etty view eeeu 4 bdrm, lamlly 2 Br Condo, pool, garage. IN NEWPORT BEACH dy, Rltr. 675-8181
Sun & Sall II Club Otill IHI Eit•tt July $2500 -August room, flrepleee. 2 ba, 3 OCEAN VIEW No pels Eut Coile A tot el en11lronman1 Large 2 Br houee, lum FLEXllLE Fllll-20 min to •••••••••••••••••••••• $3000 Sleeps 6 Beverly patios 8Hu yd Nr S. Exe 3 BR 2'n be deck• ''GOOD Mesa S575. 546-0281. apartment community on Short walk to beach.
Newport Center lf1bil1 Bo•t• Morphy 642-8235 (F51). Cat Plaza $900 mo. $1400 4199-<!820 IBr, pool, gae/ water pd. the Upper Bay. Prlv111e Avail. July 111 10 Sept 0111 $210,000 with S 160,000 Tit S•lt 1100 5 74 6 . 5 5 8 5. He Ide Nice IBR 1 ba, trlple•. ral11 req. 147 Flower St. clubhouse and health 1 5th $ 100 0 I mo
on 11111 Immaculate 3 Br al 12"/o llxed rale & •••••••••••••••••••••• 9 9-2390 pallo. garage, Stove/ LIFE'' No peta $330 mo. ape, 8 tennis couns. 7 760-944.t or 845-8749
home with enclosed pa-lully amorltzed Newpor1 Beach De Anza 3 BR 2'~ Ba E/Slde, En· relrlg 524 St Anns 845·8161 pools, cloM to buslneaa.
llo. lamlly rm, sprinklers No POl~t:o~~3~u7allfylng bayfro7~1 Park M ini gllsh tudor atyte w / $550, 536-1453 wkdys Y!AR·ROUND FUN: ~l~o:!·n1~~11hl:~o~~a~d~ I 111111 frt• ~Ill, 1411:,,
and more Owner an-OwnerlA_,,t cond · 1 kdbl Wl1 de, hre-vaulted clgs, m&111er su1-S 1 -------I site Unfurnished bache-S,ee. 3'r/2h, fw
xlout. $129,500. ca11 1~~~~~~g~~·~~I place. br c pat o. te, etc $825 mo Ask lor , "I•••• Bi'.Jli 3ZSO oc al Acllvltles "-ri ... ly., __ _.... 979-5370 J--$58.500 Also 2 br 2 Biii. 631•1266 ~'••••••••••••••••••• DI rector • Free ~ DOING IOra. 1 & 2 bdrm apts and •• _,.
..... rt I • IOfj ba . double Wide. corner Cnt• lliu 3124 ACANT 2 br 5 den agl Sunday -. . BUSINESS townhousea ratt1 lll·IOtC nlllJI .. -.~; .... !~! ......... 101 $39,000 Biii Grundy ...................... EASTSIDE·38r. 2Ba. like story condo In quiet Brunch•B80's• UNDER A S540 • $1000 Spec 3 br condo. unlY
llULm STULi 675-6161. 1 Br Trailer, private, no new, lle1u1lful yd. $900 adult area Newly dec'd Perlles•Plut Several blChelora and 1 Pk, lrvln•. 1300/wk
Lovely lrg 3 Br hOUN w/ 11-". lo .. ILll Wl_.I p e Is• u 111 s Pe Id mo Incl grdnr 873-8708 IV• ba. air. bttna, lrlge, much more. FICTITIOUS Bdrm unite leature fine Com pl. furn· llnent. den. apa & forever vu .. • • • '450/mo 191 plus secu· 2 Br. 1720 Orange Ave. w/d, cpta. drpa, 2 cer QR 1 A T .. dealgner furniture and wUher/ dr)'9', spices &
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DIRECT P Large lot Sml ~t OK ... "'" A T • n n J a• Free 11 .. ~ .. ~ lo atrlck or Nr Shopping. Low rent. L•1.••• 1 .. c. 3141 Price Alty 648-3209 no pelt. """" mo. 01 Leaaona (pro & pro you ... .,. Juat lll•d mer months. Smartly apu. 1ennl1 cr1• & VIEW.
Fred Tenore, •gl $25,000 841·29"'~ •• ••••••••••••••••••• 2 br houae, new crpta, 586"8137 1hop)•2 Heelth your 11•• Flctltloua lurnlahed modela open Sharron, agl, 562-2000· 831·1286 or 780-8702 .,.. 4 BR n-dee: furn Sec 8 uelne11 N•m• end --L---1-1-11---• ' 1 B ",, t ' 1 paint & dr&PN No ~ta, l.•n•I #l••ll 31SI Ctubl•Sauna• hue not 111 aubmltt•CI dally, VHlllN 1111.ZI flJI ~1111 I gate. pr v c ·· enn s. no ainotea. 1 ohlld OK. ••'•••••••'••••••••••• Hydrornaaaege• It for pullll~tlon. p11111 ••••••••••••••••••••••
24'x64 GREENBRIER Ownr. 4ee-4o38 Rele $450/mo. Cell 4 br & den. 2 bl, din. rm, Swlmmlng•GOll Clon 't forget thet the On Jamboree Rd al OCEANFRONT 2 & 4 8t
HOME Lge L.A. Din. Rm Iii I J.Hi 3111 An 1 w 8 , Ad /1 5 5 o, lrplc, prlv. atrium, reo OrMng Range llmllatlot1 le lO Cl•Y• Sen Joaquin Hiiie Rd Avail. now. Weetlty thru
kit opens 10 Fam Rm, .!J!r.!••••••••••••••• 842-4300. 24 hrt. c t r . lennla, POOi, pvt I I Au T t, UL rrom date of 1111119. Tiie 144-1100 tumrner. e73-7873 ...... -tbar. 2 BR 2 BA Light Furn 2 BR. 1 b•. blk to l>Mch $1500. 758-t4e5 A, A RT ... NT.! 0 A IL y p I LOT •Ill ·-b.I I .... -*-~-
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lL.IOT"IOIAN-Prload ToPC*t/removed. Olean ~~~~~~~~ Beth 11118·0 11~8
•---------1--c-O_M_M_'_L._/R_l_l_I0-.--1 right, 1'" Htlmata on up, lawn tenov. 751·347C .:;. ---------• ~•1•aln '-'119 °' llMll JOt>t, ••ll•• WAlnl 1 •• ,,.-... -,............. Aemod.Add'"""~ Uo. atee.a1. 17M~I MOWING . CL.IAN UPS ··--··ou""::p··J·o·8··a······ H ... to ct .. n 934.4499
FINOH a DEC1<8 vv; , ... , uo. 390250 = ... Mark Robtnaon Conat. Jac;k H. 9annett, Jr. UO'D l!L.!CTAIOIAN .,Heu • Landac.plng • Small Moving Jobs WIH CIMll your home lor
SI,_ \871. 754-0ilt Gen. Contr. 162·1142 Ouel. WOftl·f'liu. rataa ,.,.. , l4t·tt07 Call Mlt<E 149-\3tt S40 lor a.e 11o1M1. PluM
CA8tNETS-REMOOEL 8onded I lneured ,,_ aet. 03l·ll0?2 Tom Mow, edQI, rail•. twllC), HAULINO·OAAOINO cell 949-7837
Skyllttl -OraanhH ..... llftllM I... ILICTAICIAN aprtng clean-up, haul d•molltlon, CIHn·up HOUSECLEANINQ
Window• 8mt )Oba/Aepalre. Lie Chuck 142•2173 bal 9 Concrete a trM removal. By Seandlnavlan Lady
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r •• JI • I I H /1011 Alec 751·'7027 .r.;::-;:n ••••••• op Qui ty 'P9C 1 cat• SERI/" & RIP In handling. 28 >.!' e1'p. Cu1tom w"tlpaparlno. van ~
Competltlw Aatea 1a111tactlon gU411anlMCI, ((14> 1311-4 No overtime. 73()..1363 For"'· Frank 775·0714 , __ ..;.,:.._;, __ .....;....__ fl]• STARVING COLLE0£ 1111t1tlf1 .. lr ••••••••• .. ••••••••••• STUDENTS MOVING •••••• :.r.~.;r.:-;........ Cullom Ceramle ni.
CO Lio T 124430 liD'S PL.ASTeAINO Prompt. Call Chuc". SYS
tntured. 8 .. 1·8427 ALL l'YPES INTIEXT 8A2-85f4/875-t4ot dya
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549.,.909 Lloi='c&b~' IU\C>e.C-10. S.t-&203 am. Quick MN. 842-71138 Exp'd 548·2171
If 1 w::::::t 148-8&&•/145-4f44 Raeld Ctn-upa. garden 8
•••·Hll, •"""• 1•1 ••0"·-••••••••••••••••• a..1..11 ....... •-~ " ltn. laln Fr .. Mt '"'"'°" Wiiiy Local. Student wltrU<lk. FrH aat Very ,.,table.
.,,,.. _........ .. .1 ... ~ H rV, malnl . trH trim HAULINQ a MOVINQ CRUB·A·DUB
FAee !ST 845-825 m e r:r .. estlmalas r!/~.'!'JI •• •• .... .... . . PLASTER PATCHING Rell Bob 875-5851
-• •• • NO StMm/No Shampoo •••It·-.... •---· I Que1tf W.. · ~la 875-8\80 131-50101548·8490
Stain Sc>eclelllt '"t Free Mt. AeN. oncaa. '31 J ...... dry. FrM ••I 838•\582 Oual. w«k. Uc. "7109 ') •• ·7ZN .,..... r r Hauling & quick cletln·up, F/Student w/houHclaan j,.a..11 031.2345 ~ -s..nu Free aat. Ken 030.ll035 yds. 91reges.1<>o-.ttN, & tor lady tn uchga tor
.. ~••••••• •••••••• Crpt1 lnllllllrepalred • • Uc. 4lotM LANDSCAPE MAINT prop mg mt Rt ck rant Jenny 979-3979
Drl-ay., Parking Lot Flood dam-a-. Steam General Contreotor Elec1rlcal Contractor COmmertcal a Pf()t)erty 131.08&6, Kr11 13 t-09&3 ----'-------1
Rec>•ff•. Seateo.llng. ctng.654-8510, 973-851«1 Incl .• comm'I, rea. 8 Blllflllll•• S&8 Aaphll 131·4 199Uc Shampoo & tteam clean. Lie. 333217 657-1738 Ind .. Comm, "-a, Lie menlQlfl*l\t, 131·004 H1ullng·1tudant wltruck ....................... .
333217. Ph 557·1738 Ron'• Qardanlng: 9 yrt Low ratu, 1all1bl1 Rallable, matu11 lady w/
' Dan Hallberg Grading Color brightener•. Wht c •• , .. WIHWlkll!J ......... n .1meo I Hml area. Oualltr at T7!lh9•-1nok2ey 0 u. s I• v a. rel• lffkl hOUHllltlng & Paving Co. Ret/Comt. crpl1 • 10 min. bleach. ••••••••••••••••••• • •••R poaltlon. 1·436·8922 1v1 Lie. 397804 842·1720 Hall, !Iv/din, rma l 15: avg Kit. Ramod .. ceramlC lltt , We don't make you watt reas. ratu , Ma nt t
room 17.60: couch $10; c1blnet1. Call now . lrM UC. 37oe89. 031·7823 l1nd1c1p1. NB/CdM. HAULING & DUMP £••'111•/af. A•l••lln chr 15 Guar ettm. pet eat 842..0881 875·1388. JOBS Alk for Randy •••••••i/5•• ........ .. •••••••••••••••••••••• odor Crpt repair 16 yre RESIDI COMM'L/INO. •..u•~ 1 __ ...__ I 841-8427 ' Renovatlng.Sprlnktera ProleHlonal Auto CIH · exp. 00 work m.,1111. Dl•ntl1 20 ~· Oo my own w«k. •nt~ ....._.,•I N-lawns-Clean up
nlng. Wllllng. Polishing. Rais 531.0101 ' ..... • •••• .. ••••••••• • UC. 278041. Al S.M 120 Tree 1rlm, Qll\ ctnupt, B1a111/t1m• Dave 842·4853
The Datallart 84()..51119. I---------*KATRINA'S: LIVE·IN cement work Free est. •••••••••••••"•••••••• Bud 649·5285
Automoblle Air Cond.
Repair 180 Welts Place
C.M.
Bontalloe 548·5208
EXCEL CARPET CARE h1kpr1, daUy maid ~. fNU• Call 549-1804 anytime ROBIN'S CLEANING
Jack Buttlngton otllce cleaning, crpt ••••••A• .. • .. •••••••• Slll'Vkle • 1 thoroughly
Ow / cleaning, 835-2tf8 Wiii fllG1M Complete lawn care. ctMn hOUM. 1140.0857 ner OpettlOt F I I 84" "'268 Clean-up1, tree Hl'VICI, Carpet, uphol, a11a rug lh•ltl•f S.rrlttl rea est ma as .,.v aprlnklera. 931·7570 T.L.C. Houtekeaplng
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FOR ALL OCCASIONS
Reta. Slave 966-6483
PIH P&llTlll R11tuccoe 1n11ax1 30
bi Richard Sinor LI" V" Neat Paul 545·21177 TtH S.nlt1 ~ •.....•.••••..........
2 0844 13 yra of happy li/r/Ht1lll• LOW RATES-Tree trim·
local cullometl . ••••"'• .. •••••• .. •••.. ming & remov•I· 111
Thank you, 131 ·4410 BONTEl<OE REFRIO c11anup1 & Hash hauling
PAINTER NEEDS & AIR COND Marine, Fr.. .. t M., ti 11 ll
WORKI 30 yra e)Cp, Int/ auto, comm'I. 548·5208 554·70t7
Eicter. Acoustic oernnga I H II rll I lc'd, Ins 140-9308 Davi• Palnllog 847-518£ .!.~ .. ! .. '!11~.~r..! ... _H_E_R_IT_A_G_E_T-RE_E_S_l!_R_V_
EXTERIOR PAINTING l44't1·Dt•l1a·ll1•t4. Complete tree care 17
Cullom work. Free 111 Free eat. Reas. prlcaa yrs axper Dan 552-5377
Rell + fine Int. & ital· Oual work Lk:. 337189 f I •
nlng Steve 547·4281 631·2345 .!!.'!~!. ............ .
II Moll aubtectt. K-14 RALPH'S PAINTING H •• Day-ev--• .. mmer $1""·~ ln1/e)ll R .. s. rat•. • • • •• • '• • • • • •• • • • • • • •• v .,., u"'" Rel. Free nt. 538•9898 REPAIRS $25 lo $185 Mr Morgan. 645-5178 FrN nt. Call anytime,
B&M Painting & Tiie WALT no-2125 Tfl.~•.fJ!!!!~! •••••••
cleaning. Work guar. ••••••• •••••••••••••• " ,,.1~ Service Low Ratea Wnllli•• Free Eat. 845-1711 ARCHITECTURAL PL..\NS lfU .,., .. ' . . ... .,.. .................. • Cl 1 t/P I FOR BUILDING PERMIT lllh '1•11 .. ~.l?'!~~............ Toni 850..0208/842-0405 B:b~!t~~g.~ann;~r~.~~:n ·c:.~ .. ;;!?!!~ti;;· ~.:=.11~~~~~~& ii"ill······u;:;i'ii Hi~~~~:~uVJ~~~T Eic:.'1~~':u~'lg
''ee 891 Int/ext a. ataln1. i-H-u_b_e_r _R_oo_l-ln-g-.a-11-t-ypea--. Typing Word Proc, ~•t·
10 yr1 In OC. Spec. rate New-recover-decks ters, rnumes. term P•·
on apll Call 24 hrt, Lie •411802 548•97:µ pera. M8S. etc Rilaa #. 1-995-3488 collect 548-713$ •• ~!!~!f•••••••••••u• 1-C-u-1t_om_P_1_1_n1-lng_b_y-Jl_m_ ,;JOHN HENRY CO"" 1---------
• needed 5-48-7802 want-Cult wort! UC H llr \} ,ta•hr ete Carpentry. alee, Ille. Free 1Upplles.
BRICKWORI<: Small Jobe Ras /comm'! Xlnt rets Rooting lor Fine H8o8mn ~!~!!!.~{~~!!!f .....
Newport. Costa Mau, 631•5507 aft Spm Lie 415232 54 • 213 1 lrvlne Raia. 675-3175 'Lei tile Sun1h1ne n · ---ala• •381057 Rob 547-2643 ~.'!~!!. ............. n "-..1 est0 ~f Jo:,.~~8~111 Vanene 117t-4838
••••••••f:•"•••••• •••• Ori~·. patios. walks. Free DRYWALL/ACOUSTIC NI ...-na• 1 u . HOUSECLEANING
DAD p I I R ,,.,)/Hila• Call SunShlne Window Brick, block, cooe<eta, 1 nt ng 1181 rauts ............ A......... C1ean1ng ltd 548 8853
, U T at: •v... •••••••••••••'•••••••• EX E IS OUR BUSINESS IJ" I I eat. No l<>b too small Aepalr1. n-& old. 11 CRPT ·LINO· WOOD P RT HANDYMAN I
Smoooothed 40.4479 536-2607 yrs ••P· Bud 552·11582 tnatalled/repalred. Oree Carpentry • Roofing Janice'• Raggedy Ann
frff 111 Work guaran-BUDGET RATES ' • 1tucco, very reaa. lk:. t e 11 d 0 a n ( 7 t 4 ) 20% Monthly Dlscoont
Bob 548 78501536 ~ Lo min Sml Jobs OK Lie
P90ple who need People Ct/1' C•ll Wall te•turn-Aoouatle Lie. 3692660 1•240-308~ Plumbing, ate. 842·60t3 Est. 10 yr1. 675·2514
• """"" 960·0467, Dave (714) Free est, Ins 841·7581 MR SPARKLE all wnd.wa,
Flreplacea·Planlers 964-3378 bolh sides. screen• &
That'• what the ••••••••••••••••••••.. Hang-Ta~Steel 1tud1 Salling an"thl Ith Thinking of a new home Joan'• Cleaning Service
DAILY PILOT LIC'D DAYCARE Lie. 389944 1-532·5649 Dally Piiot' Cl~ti!ci A: tor aprlng? s.. the many Houees-Apt .. Rental•
BBQ'1·P1t101-Veneer ltrHal iracks. Honest, dapen-Rala. Free eat. 848-0484 Have you read today's ..... ••••••••••••••••• dat>le. Guar no streaks
SERVICE Dl~CTORY Infants A older, 7:30-ls a llmple matter HsUng. In today'e cllaal· Ottloel. 540· 1287
11 all al>Outl 5·30. N.B 63 l -5335 Want Acn Cell 142-5879 Ju1t C4111 842·!le78. nad columna. 142-!le78 Sell Idle ltarna 142-5e78
Ctassllled Ads? II not. MOBILE SERVICE Reas. prices 540-5654
Shop at home. 11'1 aaay you're missing the t>est Rescreena/N-screens
with clualfled 642-5878 bargaln1 1n townt NB/CM only 642·9552 Sell Idle Item• 842·5678
DOLLAR DAY DOUGH SAVERS
Sell your no-longer-needed Items for cash.
If It doesn'.t sell , we'll run it another 3
days FREE. One item per ad. must be priced.
Sorry, no real estate or commercial ads.
Call today for full details.
(Non~. E•tr-a "'-SUICI)
3. 3DAYS
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CLASSIFIEDs642•5678
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,.,,.._ (2) male, lam. LOST 6122 ~· 1?va In poa. to lady. Npt. Bcti 4 day wk. EJtp . tor misc dutes Expe-Sales
0.-..altw JOfJ vie Woodbridge Rewerd. 213·617 ·36-49 al1 6PM or ~of school !reining ~~~ 1,;;:a~l~s .N~tlt ~~ 11 enc e n e c es s a r Y Cllllifitd sw~;;~~·c~1: 857-481M Med Sac .. PIT. Eitp pretd 846-3535 ....... u.s CITIZENSHIP 631•6000 T I h
cal service lie. Coate MAX LOii Mesa Verde. Trnscbr, 70wpm. Will do IEITAL REOn. REQUIRED Some pl PART TIME. eeneral ofc. • • p 0 n • .,, __________________________ _. Mesa area No ••P nee Part Samoyed. black Ina bllt 968-5953 needed for pleasant, time nlle waxer ope· 25·30 hrs per wk De· S I
f1al•J1 II Silll 4300 Of/itt l1at•J 440( Of/itt J1al.J 4400 Wiit treln.' $50,000 tuli streak left eat, red collar. Teacher. now molher ol 1 busy. eatab'd group ntngs Apply. i 23 N peodable person 111 or I II ...................... •••••••••••"""""'"" ...................... amount raq'd, Wiii net 545·1279 would love lo babysit pr1ctlca. E>tf"· nee. Olive St., Orange older Mustbeavall.thru The Classllled Advertl·
Shr 3Br hsa, S260 mo. *llLIU lfJIOEI* IUllE 140,000 plu1. Call cot· Found: Rad Cocker SP•· 642·8209. Npt. Ctr. 640· 122 t-liPM, Mon-Fri. Oct. 548•5574 from sing Departmen1 01 the
$520mov•ln.Apply250 From1roomto3rooms 1otc .. 300sqft.at$250 lect, Mon-Fri .. Ilk tor nlel, M .. 6125, Banning/ Bl W. IH llOO I llt IOll I hi I t Journeyman/Skilled 1•4PM.EOE. Dally Piiot has an ope·
Cedar St .. N.B. aft 5PM 1F8r_?.~ r$~ut6tr~.~·d"-f ~Ir~ apert 1r:;o0.0 1poelcr.,m500o aqcan: Rud I '..o 9 . 8 P M . Bullherd. HB. 962-4282 ,!.'1. •• !!............. I d• d 11 rt 1 t II t' Maintenance Man with PART TI•E ~~~h~~~a!u'ispp~~~·~·
110 A HIT CITt por~t-1....,nn 2""'112"0upon"1. 71'·63" "200 408-8e7 111 SCRAM-LETS IOGlllTUT nee e or P easan . e>1per\ence In plumbing, Evea and/or -kends .... ... ...., BUSINESS busy. lltab'd group alectrlcal & carpentry 1 Must have previous tele-Worillng ladles over 40 Call AM. 833•3223 Ole. manager, con•truc· 11 E Responsible adu ta. over phOne llleS expettience wllnnn to talk about fin-•---------Le11t 8114... OPPORTUNITY Uon exper. req'd. Job prac ce xper. nae work Full time. Mon-Fri. 21, with outstanding. •I· 1 d t .. ., ANSWERS Npt Ctr 640-1122 7 30AM·4PM Salary tractive ,__,5onalltles 10 1ncu 1ng yp1ng approx ding end •haring a houM BAYfRQNT Owner desires p1rtner to s coating & llnll\cial thru P h I R-•--commensurate with ax· ,,... 45 wpm on IBM Selec-• (Newport area). Call teua 7500 ft of new . CJ::> &. L Sand r11ume to· ltl ir.aff, .-. perlence. Send resume work with youlh (ages Irle Salary plus com·
"T.L "et64.2-7563Sun· Prlmeottlee.673-1003 1p1ce In Huntington ... _ Smoker·luua P.O. Box 66611, Laguna Enthu1l11tlc, etflclent &. toAd#l009.DallyPllot, 10·141· Call 2·5PM. m1Ss1on 40hrweekwlth
day thru Thur9day after e Beach. Le11• guar. a Magic · Halves Niguel, 92077 organized w/bkpg. exp. po. Box l560, Coit• 842-4321, &t 343 EOE an occaslonal Sa\, mor·
p.m. Euc; 1u1te1. full 1arv .• perc.nt ownerlhlp In 80, MESSAGE *SEC'Y. 4 d1y wk . C . Mesa. ••esa 92626 PBX An1. serv E>tper. ntng .• Exc:ellenl company -'--------....,-tl.lrn/unfurn., greatly r• 000 ft bid I t MOBILE You can't trult modtl'n 548-3000 "" • · b 111 1 1 di edl Bay beck view. E·blulf. duoed. No lse. 754-0274 b-ac~q. No dgn cp°"avm'~. DOG GROOMING UNIT tec;hnology. I picked up a W/emmnn phone voice LEUL sro•n••y pref'd. or wlll tram Fash ene I nc u ng_~. .
1000 pvt sq. 11• entire 151 ... , ... _,1 h 1 .. ., · DENT. Asal Ortho. Npt. . " -111 644-7050 cal, dental, Illa 1 • .....,an·
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•... _.. ll.U. ca II M r B r 0 0 k 1 111 .. HI ..,..., on the beec . put t A11ertive. high energy. E i-----' I 11 1 ca credit union ate; noor , Incl. den. 2 bl. full -rww• to my ear and go1 a OR rectulter w/a« skllls Bctl. 4 day M·Th Eicper xper.., ......... am Y aw. PlllT SllP OP.Pl" 1-adva~~t bath 759..Q.444. eve 1200 -600 sit,...,... ,,., , _2_1_41_5_96-_2_1_0_5 ____ 1-8---------d d •• ES • RD .. _.. 642 2626 take charge of one man , ~ ·--.. ~· all M~ to mo. °''i:.';; 'oFFICE SPACE lor leaM. mall butlness owner• or pre-recor • ... • for Pr11 NII. Search .. ,.. r....,. • ottlce. SA. Clvle Canter Trainee for shipping & Call for appointment tor
·0u1e1 M to sh< Irvine 2 br buyers. do you need SAGE. Arm Money open. Fill -••ti ••-area. 541.4411. rec111vlng. Fltlme New· 1ntervtew. 642-4321. ext
I k Mullan Reatty. 54().2990 approx 2.000 IQ It of PY1 help? EJCpert acMce on •--------0--7141833-1030 •-IHU"R St 1 t 277 apt w same, nonam r. olllcea. Ganerel work Found Preecrlptlon tu-11 you are worth $18,000 port at onera nc
ttralght. $285 + 'h utlls llWPllT 111111 .,111, plua reception ~· .~~= ~~=: aes, 22nd. St. Beach, _A_U_T_O_M_O_T-IV_E _____ , per yr. g can prove It, we •Mlrleltt-lwfn 557-9212 Mr Emmons Dr•1111 Celtf
857-4796 Executive omce In can. room. Prof. decoretld. coniultatlon. 17 , Ed, Newport. Call 845·4339. PUTS have an excell. oppty for Top layout 4 aetup ope· P.n-•••11 lilly Pllet vu 14 91 M b bl ratOI' tor Tornos Swtaa --2 rmmles wanted to 1hr nery tage. 5 mo. Xlnt locatlon. At the 406 714·754..0531 Found: Rooatar & Pigeon. 1t1ml11&11 you ust a a 11 to automatic•. Gd luture, EnJov working with lclds. 330 W. Bay St 3Br lurn S. L8{1una hme. Broker 67S-49i2 Fwy & Harbor Blvd. exit, 1----------1 N•wport Beac;h River D 1 hi f 1 prepare flnanclel state-1 and wish lncrea••" aer· Costa Mesa. CA 92626
Fl b _,.. 11 •---------c .. F 1m1-•-PllTID ... ea ers P or ore gn ta p 11 &. tale ~rowing 1hop n Laguna """' p, eam""' ce , sun· s L 1 Coast H 11 os1a mese. Of' more •-• Jetty area. Call to Iden· auto part• experience men • ayro 9 ,,, -• H .. P'" nlngs, utlllze your out· Equal Opply Empli r decil.. ocn vu. $275 per· · agun • wv. Info call weekday1, Wanted. Siient or active. tlfy 5-48-3133 ta• returns A work wl· 'Vu"' 0 ,..vary ,..wy • ••. ••• '°" ptus 'h utll. 499-4884 3 Arch Bay. 500 sq. ft. 751 6191 BBQ rlba. llO.OOO. pretened. Call Gian for tllout someone looking Micro Precision Swiss, going personality, learn tu•ES w/good hwy. vlslblll1y. • 1_52,._790811 •77&-1130 Found Adult Calleo Cat an •P1>0lntment. over your shoulder. we·-71 4·831·9331 Call Chris how to beeome a tralneo -
RMMTE Wanted to shr 3 497-2351 OFFICE SPACE FOR Vic Myrtle St. Laguna RIY COVIii ra localed In Hunt Bch. Dubreuil sales counselor Call $$$$ t 10 10 $25 iy, Un
br home In Univ. Pai k .,._... Ifft LEASE In Corona dal Full 9«"1oe gardening A Beach. 494-7346. lllW lllfOt nr 405 Frwy Call btwn 2·5PM 642•432 l. Ex• dercover Wear tlQmf
area of Irvine. Fem, non· --•r• oe Mar. on Coast Hwy. ap-landacaplng. all equip., 8 .. M • t2N f 1 •ECUllO 343 EOE rt'-"~"'nu smkr Must t>e neat &. Lat> space. 7.000 IQ 11. prox 2.000 1q.1t. Xlnt route. ate. Baal offer. FOUND· Lhasa Apao. Whl. All UW 7"4 8"9 ,.25oo3n or app · Outboard ex per. only pa ....,., ._,,..
responsible. Pvt. pool & Near Hoeg slgnege, prot. decorated. s.19-1174 lam. vie. Magnolia & Ha· 140·1... 1 • 1"' Shock Marine, 675-3263 IUL ESTATE Sll.ES Sales Person. mature, Pl )ac. Comm. tennis & poot DESIGNERS, architects. c111 for detall• week-mllton, HB. 53&-7921 ltHr•I Dffloe We have an opening tor lime. HB gilt shop,
2 blkl. away. $350 mo. graphic artists: lumlshed days, 751·6191 !~!!1.!!.~!. •• !.~~! Found: Cat, Tortotae shell AITt 1101111110 MuSt enloy phone con-.... lst't er OllT two -II-dressed. intelll· 9&3·6900
Call. Ro:ry, 840-3654 wo'a"r°..ehsouto,es.haNreew. Plnocrlt. Coate Mesa 200 .... ft. to P11Y•TE 111n color. Adlt. Blk Ilea col-' Wheal alignment and tact, working with cuslo· Madlcel assistant prel II· gent salespersons fO SALESPERSONtBUYER day1 only. v ......, • 1 NB 84 .. ,.778 brake lie; MC. Own hand mere and detail work. mlted X·Rey Certlllcatlon work In the Newport Be1ch. 842-6222 2800 sq. ft. 40C per lq. $ 1 O ,000 & up Tom ar v-v or CRT Good pay with Harbor area In comma•· tor golf shop private MIF to tnr N.E Hunting· It. &. up. Call Raalono-142·9914 Foond: Male Blk Lab 2 to tool•. AN~PORT Paid vicauon, sick pay, chance tor rapid advan· clal sales and/or rea· club. 30·35 hrs wkly. Incl.
ton Bch hae. pets OK. II TIE WATll ma Co<p. 875-8700. 3 mo. Nr W111mtn1te1 TIRE CENTER end health Insurance. cement Call 752-8300 ldentlal sates In the more some weekends Hourly
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LIDO ISL.E $375/mo. 'le ft Newport Arc:hM Ma· location on Beach Blvd 'I SOJS 3 3000 E. Coast Hwy CdM PEST CONTROL 696 C F/ I LEO HANNA 496"5767 for lnt8'VlllW rtna Bldg. 642_.I« HB F t ""'"''fl ,,...: ... •••••••••• .. ••••••• 1t,,.a'11 5 50 BABYSITTER p /ttme. · MEDI AL, t me, troni SR. VICE PRESIDENT SALES SECRETARY utll. non·smotlllt'. . roo e•,....-, .,,.. I.I llm.n •••••••••••••••••••••• Mon &. Wed 9_. M Randolph, Colla Mesa ofc position Mission I T ..a C Carol 675-9449 ftllTAll YAl.Lll sign area. 85e aq.lt. • Lal Oo 0 1 Alcohottsml · " · Y 546·5570 Viejo. Req's. medical... WHllJ • •i•" •· 30 hrs per week, 8:30 to
F Rmmta wanted to stir Prime office taclllty loca-Ownr. 2 13.,.50-8555 ltrfalC• 0., IH. Don't lat alc;ohollsm pull home. 642"9905 cratarlal e•pec-. Including Realtors 844-4910 3 Follow leads, HI ap·
family type atmosphere led directly across from I la I l'1 4460 Specializing In 1tt A 2nd you to Mll·deatructlon. BABYSITTERS • Must be lllEIAL lfFIOE I n s u r a n c e b 1111 n g . P 0 1n 1 me" 1 9 · he a" Y · E. C.M. home. S42·9835 Civic Center, HSY ac· .!'. • .'!!. •• !!......... TO'• llnce 1949 Let go & llve a llte of 20. Own tr1na. State llc'd 495·1060 Sales phone, ltght typing. Need
case 10 lrwys. llulble llmHTll 11111 Robt. StUlar NH/CM sobriety with the help ot & bonded agency. Char-i:~~!::f 11:1!~on~r8! ..... , ... IHL Offlot BUILDING & ~~~:~ze:1~0~u~.o~~n~ 3 bdrm hae share w/ stu· 0111 c 11 s u 11111 1r 0 m 981 1 4966 It Ret 111 R.E. Broker Bd RelltOl's The Moorings. With a lolle 845·3746. C • a
dent1. nr OCC. $200 plus 235•1430 sq. tt. For ad· Olltc~ In B~ch Bt!d 842·2171 545-0811 natlonally recognized lllllW lffllOI ~';neni~o~T~~nt~ J:ri~ Pltlma expl for GP Clll PLUMBING DEPT suta, 873~760 • 548-8455 dltlonll Info c.tl Sh I c t E d WIDOW HAS U$ tor TD'• outpatient treatment 1·-n IUlll Jim, C•9·8""" 6-45·«58 . scm111-u:::to:.
Y. opp ng en er. n program you never need -~ """ E 'd 40 h k q•w R1199 tern non-smkr Pt'll. I ... 110. space avattabla. Low RE Loans, 10K Up. No to be hOsc>llellz.ad mtsa I~~~~~~~~~ 11 P . r wee • Japanete /Amacfcan lhara 3 bdrm hae. AvaM Ml· 1020 rent. Call Gene Kennin, Credit Check, No Pen-time from work O, time Poiltton• avallable 81 1: lllllS &IHI muSI be able to work Fluent In bOth 11nguages
tmmad. $230. 631..0135, Business Propartlu alty. Deonlaon & Aasoc. from your tamity Mor· Huntl'liton 8elCh office. l•lr ttyfht Conv -tong tllf"m care Sat & Sun. Otha< hrs to Typing. SI H. 14 so hr
97S-0700Llsa 300 sq 11. 2otflce1Ult1. Brokerage Co . 873-7311 nlrvt&ev-l,.,,programs Bank SCfoworSavlngs CUTTER Needed Im· a>1p. req'd. E>Ccell. wor· be arranged Apply In Call Mr Y1mu1kl ---------$300/mo. 7141752 6011 .. ., -· ... and loan expar prel 'd . med. kl d & be 111 person Kerm Rim 7141842--0411
Prat. Prof over 40, beau 2 Mark 673-6606. · · DESPERATEI Must H ll avallable & ln1urance Requlraa good typing Yen Iii-tit~ FflPm~0~~ 30 3 ~ 3ri Hardware. 2666 Harbo f> --------bdrm. 2 ba. furn Ocean UIM __ ... In 3rd TD of lt2,500 1211> approved. l)ktlls and fl~ure aptitude ~l ., • : • • : · Bl .. c . ••. eopta who need p-a...
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LADIES ONLY-Beaulllul "Branch" office S75. beach. No dn paym't. £#1I1---' Equal Oppt'y Employ9r 8each hotel. Full time.
Npt BeeGn private hOml. sem1n1r meeting rooms c • t I Mr . Bro o k' •••••••••••••••••••••• Lilda & V'ICki'S •"en I n g • h 11 t • $325mo. 846-5355 hoorly. Typing, malling, 2t4/596-2105 ........... ,, 1111 BAR PERSON, lull or 3PM·11PM. s .. Margie
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twnhte, $300 + 'n ut111 ---------1 lata/1 4411 An1wartn~ a mall Hr-OUTC .. LL 24 HRS Cand" S1111m1n e>Cr,· 6-42·2880, 1153-5435 Airport ,, .. • EJtac. Sul· •• • •••••• ••••••••••••• 1 1 0 " · 1 v -iii. From 225-450 aq. l1 tfflll. lllP v7 c a . ptr mo. Ill 0201 rlenca. wan11d or
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• time 850-9180 .,~...... * * • 10757' Colt• MeH, ---------Ole for rent lull or pan, proic. 500 IQ. ft. ,.,_. Femlll Mcendanc:y U1n1 9~27 'luMm W Ital 4,JO 19th St .. C.M. Xtnt front ler1t private parking Enlightenment II ... n ltltlfh Ptrltr •--------••• or.-·••••••••••••••• otc loc. Avall tmmad. l>ehlnd btdg. $525 mo. on Eye on LA. 11 now Open 24 hrs 1 day CASHIER 4 houMwaras
pane Pt g1111ge. front drl-540•1287 Turner AUoc. 494-1177 accepting mambara. 7 oav-1 weak 1alel. Fltlme. Apply In -av. cloM to beach. H.B. otc &for lndua1 epeca Call: 714-633-0200 Jacuu.1. Sauna. L.00111 per1on: Crown Hard· liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 49J.-.Oao3• 548•6440. Y1IW lf'1ll avail. For IN 1tar1lng at u wall 11 tourl1t1. ware. 3107 e. Coast llYllT•f
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Beecfl. Center ot town. Nwpt Harbor view, •P--·i-Charge, American Eic· hlld care needed for In· Corporate ~ M5 mo. 49'4-~ pro• 1.000 1<1 ft ••-_...._ pr111, Olnera. All _,_ lant In our home.~ lor. 1tatawld1 flnanclat
656-7100 300 eq n. Foot tr9111c, com• 7 14/145·3433. with 1ucll axper. 0111 MtVICll nrm In ~llhlon
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next to Fun Zone. 10~ ~ Buer c..-iter. 30t1-23 8HOP Space. 1h22'. IMt I htul "" Your Cer Aaflacta You atmULIP&IT tm oper9tlon. lhlp~
20'1\>'. 873-2943. Hwt>of 84d. CM. 5IO I 1200 mo. Avt. now. ••••••••••••••••nu•• Cu1tom Wu & Detail , oolCl~or lnt-.. tlng elVlng, eupply • 12110 1 q . It . Mgr . 7 14.4I7. 2 5 7 2 or Aeaa. • Tony 547·13'1 "" .... Inventory oo'ntrot1 l •-~ ~~.. 549-••• ____ __;, ____ , wor11? Ing, no 11\0t· _, .... 14&-8100. 1...... 494-0059 COEDS • W""'" ·-to .......... ....... on "*2111 Pl'OJecta, Eitper. • • ••••••••• •••••••••• ~ ..... v ..,.. • ... JV ....... r:Q'd. "40-0123
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930 W. 19th St. Conte-980-9526 N9"r uaed '895. Tem1a. _:...645-_2.:..0.:..2_:8.:... _____ 1 __ Fr_ee_P_U_l_d_et_. _64_2_·_54_4_9_1 __ c_o_91_a_M_esa ___ S40-__ 5630 __ '77 280Z. Good cond $4. cedes Benz? Oon·1 1111 • 4 -~ ~ mint cond SHSO Of bett
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STAMPS Todd 536-9832 1500. 5-46-9089 ADVERTISERS for your vehicle Do· pe Mint cond Must see! loaded. asking $22,500 AHi/Hen IOIO G INNERSPRING ex The p7lce ol ltama ad· m 11111 c 0 r 10re1 g n 646-5601 or 549-2463. Ole 973-2141 (Roy 01 Volbw•f•• 9110 327 Chevy V8327 engine ,.,-, •• , ••••••••••• • •• •• KIN • Comp I . b 1 ae CB w I ... ,, 1 ~ 1 LIO"d )', eve• & wk nds, • • • • • • •• ••• • • •• • ••• •• with 350 ttens. shirt kll H•RBOR AR~· TRA FIRM mellress set c ewr ,,_ vert Md by vehicle dea· 561·8285 '74 Flat 128. n-tires, & ' w 1111 YW SEDll " c.. • antenna, push-up, 111 ••••• •••••••••••••••• 19,9 In the vehicle Ciaasl-I---------1-676-3298 HI perlotmance MUST APPLIANCE SERVICE neve< used, worth $530, extras. peiltct, $100 PAllC SALE I muffler. 1011 of x1r111 ---------1 C 0 mP 181 e 1 y SEE $1.000 OBO
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Oood used Furnllurt & _a.._s-_19_8_5_. -----I 11on charges unless s313 per mo 760-l3l3 and servicer cyl. 4 speed Nice de-see to app1ec111e1 Se-Apptla~OR I wtll Mii LIYI Ullllll ·77 MAKO 23' Inboard. otherwise specified by di UllVERSln pendabla cat $2750. rlous lnqultetS only plea· e~K ~~:io. ~~.;4~c~i)~·
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LIOUIOATING -Show p rize. $250 . eng., run1 greet. fnet 3 till St,1111 great gas mlleaga Im· tape, new radial•. $2000 •••••••••• .. •••••••••• All N£W APPLIANCES 641-5839 ctlllre. rod hotderl, oara, SALEl-IEIYIOE maculala Inside & out ·e2 Mercedes 380SEC J.J 966_64701754.8870 '76 T-TOP, 4 spd ,828
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Dryer 00110 S331l115. SUIUIAOI... old contr11.c1s to assume 865·5400 Ohio. appreciate. 640·0646 £/attl• IHS
Waahtt LA310 $449.95 4,. Lh .. let M'lllOI 23' IMP, 11ln1. W911<endar 28402 Merguerlle Pkwy No back pmts. due Ask ---------1----------' •••••••••••••••••••••• Wathef LSA8t0 S51095 t wt< old. Cost·teOO M4I Very terge horse 145. & loaded for llahlng too. MIMlon Vleto tot Rose 842-4400, '7' 450SL • Must ae111 '77 Air, atereo c111. Gd 1171 llll (Y
Olhwlhr WU701 $519.95 1_12_50 __ 2_1s..&J0. __ 52! __ 2__ Cate $8 Alto made to Many 1111r11. Venaom (Avery Ellll 011 1•51 556-tooe Ptolo LIM Gorgeous creme w / cond 80.000 ml $2950 s4995 82.000 mi. 1 Ow·
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(Admlratl xlnt condition $180 or choice of color•. Lulu 30' Cabin Cruiser. twin 1963 Claulc Austin Hea-condition. 57,000 mt. gas. Most popular year. ·79 CON\IT WhtfWhl
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dlspenaers In door 962-4939 MOVING SALEll Watdl 98111927-7331.927..0014 Jim M on-Fri (801) 996-7068 ---------I ml lmmac $8.950
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Dahwsht ou24B6 pad. S7S. 675-1253 coueh & loveseat, both 213/896-2581 $10.000 Call Jim Mon· 000 nde wmty 2 new 8 log amffm stereo S 100. All llke new Fri (801) 266-6890. * '78 320l; auto .. sn/rf. cassette. 58· ml. Gd 855-6420 eves/ wi\nds ~tels,' AM/FM tape d~k: 1 ~~5~3~6~-9~8~3~2 ~a~lt~6~p~m~~·
Wllir1poot sell c~!!~1~g5 Large Plate Glass Otes-848-3398 1967 Grand Banks 42, 1---------(114;~v~2K8)1 cond S6250 720-0525 1111tt1 11SO 44,000 ml wrnty, 54.lnrf. = •
Mirror $35 bristol, radar. cruise 1,.1t11 l•tt, * · 4 spd • low tionda. Toyota, Datsun. ••••••••••• .. ••••••••• ski rack, good cond 01'iaillili HSS Graange~ 1r0Sm1111'~0m91c.~o51 631-3216 Ocehs~s,fl~uh1lnng .• l!mlas1c EAvn-ieady, 2 boat ownat IHI 9S40 mta., (:: 140YCC) all makes. S 199 does II 1113 911 IC $2400 55t-3887 •••••••••••••••••••••• !ft •• o ...,. ~. 0 e-Asking $98K Bllt, .. •••••••••••••••••••• * '79 5281. auto. snlrl, No 1st or Issi. no dapo----------etec blln oven $850. Se-Beaulllul 10111 bed w/ ry1hlng goeal 48-3642 646-4006 GO CART, llbergtas, Indy. (.1t53426151 811 No lie 1841_ Delivers Leattlet lntetlor. new 'll SCllOOCI OlUIOllll 'll
• lecilon of cook tops & matclllng Cht Coit N t b"""v, 3hp, game •how ... '79 633cst auto low b paint, S1500 stereo. 16" curu•• llPIEIE , ewpoti B111ch Athlet c vv, 0 " · • anv lease. uys an" car polished alloys. new NEW PAINT+ MOREi -hood• S 1500. Sacrlltce $490. Ranger Bua boat. com-pr .. e S690 8•7-5839 1 ( 5535• e ' ' . Club ••embershlp In •£ .. ms., " .. , ) over our cost All Savers $3900 5•• 5836 IRlllWI oe1-1 BURKE'S APPLIANCES 645-1985 .., • petition teady. every IK· 1---------* '80 320l, 5 spd , lo&· Leasing 63 •• 0189 blueptlnred engine, con· · ..... ""~ 546-8673 1--Ex----0----ctudas transfer fee• Ira. Call to -· S6,950 Tt•tb 1560 ded! (.1t BDV020) i--___; __ .. ____ couts winner. t>est ollBf SO MPG '80 Osl PIU W I Loaded! Economical die-
Wlltrlpool waaher, Ken· "'°''alee dryer. 195 ea.' 546-8872
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13oo. Shup Cerouael wee61diya, 751-6191 spkra $400 f olr .1---------1,_11_1t_5 _______ 1 VOLUME SALES 2. auto. wire w111s. air. S1le1-S.nlot $1 .500 540-4614 * llST SELL*
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DRANGI CDABT YOUR HOMfTnN UllY PAPER
TUE SOA V. JUNE :!~. 190.' ORANGECOUNfY . C AllFOHNIA 25 CENTS
Will doctors help pay for divorce?
T ht i.~00 phys1c1an members
of the Orange County MediL'aJ
Associat1on arc being asked to
lend financial support to a fellow
pract itioner Invo lved 1n a
preceden t -se t ting d1vorc~
lawsuit
ln the latest issue of Steth-0 -
Scoop, t he OCMA newsletter,
doctors a re being as ked to
contribute to a "defense fund"
Mortgage
decision
debated
Mo nday's landmark U .S.
Supr eme Court dec ision
upholding the right of federaJly
chartered savings and loans to
demand full pa yment of a
mortgage when a property 1s sold
will either he lp or hurt the
depressed housing industry
Depending o n who's doing
the talking. the high court's DE>
la Cuesta deds1on e ither is
viewed as a shot-in-the-arm for
the housing industry or another
impediment to the already
beleaguered homebuyer.
Calling the decision a
"tremendous victory for Cali-
fornia home buyers." William
Morten sen. president of the
California Savings and Loan
League hailed the decision.
for Dr. Mark S u llivan, a Laguna
H ills urologist loc ked In a
c·ommunity property d ispute
with Jmiet SulJivan.
Al tssue m the lawsuit now
before a state appeals t'Ourt LS
whether Dr. Sullivan's medical
degree ca n be considered
1.·ommuni t y proper ty and
whether Mrs. S ulllvan may claim
a share of her former husband's
future earnings
Last J anuary, the 4th District
Cou r t of Appea l in San
Bt>r n ardino ruled i n M rs .
Sullivan's favor. The appeals
court, however , subsequently
agreed to reconsider its ruling A
decision is pend ing.
Regardless of that outcome,
one OCMA official believes the
issues in the case ultimately must
be decldt-'<i by tht.• U.S . Supreme
Court.
"The q uestions (raised ln the
case) affect a n yone wit h a
credential, whether it's an air line
pilot 's license o r a med ica l
degree ," said D r John
Bridgeman , assoC'iation
president-elect
He said any principle that
would hold a med ical degree
"We are very happy to have
ou r historic lender's right
restored," said Mortensen. •·But
it w iJI be the homebuyer who
will really reap the benefits from
this ruling, because the bottom
line as that S&L as.sociations will
now have more money avaiJable
for home mortgages."
A somewhat different view,
how ever. is offered by F red
Cra ne, the Riverside a ttorney
who represented Huntington
Beach resident Reginald de la
Cuesta in his quest to have the
federal regulation overturned.
AID AND COMF ORT -Don M ott o f Irvine
comforts his fiancee, Kimberly M cRe ynold.s,
25, also of Irvine, as a paramedic ch ecks he r
blood pressure follow ing a two-car collision
Monday in Costa Mesa. Accident occurred
Dally Not Photo br Cheriee 11.,.,
a bout 5 p .m. a t intersection o f Mesa Drive and
Elden A venue . After receiving emergency aid,
M iss M cReynold.s was taken to St. J oseph
H ospita.l in Orange for further treatmen t, but
wasn'\ hospitalized.
"This is an anti-real estate,
pro-lender decision," Cra ne said.
"It can on ly hurt the savings and
loan indus try because brokers
won't take people to them
a nymore and it won't create
money for them."
Astronauts test robot arm
Mane u vers ch eck m echanical limb for future h oisting
Crane added that he belJeves
the dec 1s 1on will have no
immediate effect other than to
take the 20 percent of properties
impacted by the decision out of
the real est.ate market for the
time being.
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla
(AP) -Columbia's work-weary
astronauts unlimbered the space
shuttle's 50-foot mechanical arm
for its stiffest workout today.
lifting an instrument package the
size of a d esk "to s n iff for
cont.ammauon" inside the cargo
bay
The test, more of a weight
lifti n g demons tration t han
anything else. is intended to
certify the robot Umb for future
satelfae-hoisting assignments.
Ann maneuvers were the main
item of business as K en
Mattingly a nd Hen ry Hartsfield
began a third demand ing day in
space a fter imploring Mission
Control not to bother trouble·
shooting "all the little problems."
T he first little problem of the
new day was with thr hand -
sna re of the arm. W ithin
minutes, M1SS1on Control directed
Hartsfield to a backup control
and he began the tests.
The astronauts went to bed
tired and Hartsfield suffered
slight motion s ickness Monday
Today, Hartsracld's voice was
booming at wakeup and strong as
he began to move the arm,
hinged in the cargo bay. through
a series of prec1S<' exercises.
''The bottom hne is that we'll
all talk about De la Cuesta a nd
Welle n kamp until the money
market opens up and then when
interest rates come down no one
will care," he said.
"The whole thing will die
jown in two or three weeks and
the only one left will be the seller
with federally financed property
he can't sell," Crane continued.
County's jobless
Standing at a remote station in
the cockpit, Hartsfield unlatched
the arm from its cradling device
and maneuvered it into pos11.lon
lo lift an 800-pound monitoring
package an the rear of the cargo
bay.
He said the decision now gives
the Federal Home Loan Bank
Bo a rd "carte blanche" to
proliferate mortgage regulations.
rate 'to clinJb' The m1t1al d1fhcully was with
the wire "fingers" that were to
lat.ch onto the package. At one
point, Hartsfield said the "snares
do not move: thC'y seem to be
fully closed ..
Orange County's
T he California Supreme Court
ruled in 1978 an its Wellenkamp
decision t h at s tate-license d
savings and loans and banks
could not enforce the due-on-saJe
unemployment rate. which hit a
five-year high in May, 1s not
expected to fall when figures for
the current month are released.
That's the prediction of
analysts in the Santa Ana office
of the State Em p loyme n t
Development Department, who
say this month's jobless rate wiU
move upward due to an inOux of
new gra duat es and summer
jobseekers in the labor force.
· clause m CahfomJa.
I n applauding the justices'
decision in the De la Cuesta case,
Mortensen said, "We hope this
will begin to restore the
traditional long-term borrower
relationsh ip, where both parties
know wh e re they stand a nd
w hat to expect."
Beyond that, analysts say the
usual seasonal decline in school
and agricultu ral employment
, '
'
NATION
R eagan sets news conferen ce
WAS HING TON (AP) -Preside nt Reagan will
h old a new s confe rence, h is 11th sin ce taking oHke,
Wednesday at 5 p.m . PDT in the White House East
Room , d eputy White H ouse press secretary Larry
Speakes said today.
B and sparks jazz festival
Jaco Pa'ltorius and his Word o( Mouth Big Band
draw ravefi at the Kool J azz. F estival in New Y o rk.
P age A4.
Judse may free Haitians
MIAMI (AP) -A tedcral Judi outlined a plan
today tot' lh c:ondltJonal releue "fonhwlth" of 1,9JO ~Hallla.na belna d talnod In f acUIUol acrcm lhe Unll.fld
Lit.et and Pu rto Rlro, provided th•y hav lpc>NIOf'I
"will be accentuated by the
closures of several retail stores
and ba n kruptcies among
investment firms."
"Certain defense contractors
anticipate increased hiring. but
layoffs will co n tinue in
construct a on and
manufacturing.'' they added in
their outlook for June.
T he county's jobless rate in
May hit 6.4 perecnt, up from 6.1
percen t in April and 3.6 percent
in May 1981.
May's rate was thP highest
since June 1977
COUNTY
The arm, too frail to support its
own weight an Earth's gravity,
was tested on Columbia's last two
tnP5 but not so extensively as
today
The mult1Jo1nted celestia l
crane ginge rly l ifted the
instrument-filled package and
tnoved it about the bay to
meas u re contami n ants and
gather data to assess the shuttle's
impact on satellites and payloads
in the cargo bay
Yachting old timers gather
The "k id $" of t h e Balboa Isla nd Yacht Club got
together for a 60th anniversary celebra tion -and
some of them dated back to the 1920s. Page Bl.
SPORTS
South All-Stars win
The South All-stars used a litUc raule d aule to
defeat the North in the Orange County AH-star
football game . Page C l.
Phoenix pick s Magee
Kev ln Ma1oe , UC lrvl n •'• two ·llm o All-American, WAI choeen by Phoenix ln tho llK'Ond
round of I.ht NaUonal Bulw\.ball Amodallon draft &oday. (luller 1tory1 Cl). .
'
"property" and permit an
~tranged spouse• a futun• shu11·
of earnings ba~'<i on a dl'Wtlt' "1:-
kmd of S('ary."
"We're potcntaully twcomang
indPntured "t•rvunig,'' B11dgt·man
said
Bridgeman. who said hl'
occasionall y lunt'hl'!> with
Sullivan, said h<: I!> hopin g
members wall <'(>ffil' forth with
monetary suµport
The l:ll!S <>t·iat1on boar d of
cJ1rt-"C:t.ors. ut its April meeting,
uuthoriwd the• mont•t.ary apJ)'!aJ
to appear an tht-nt>wsletler,
Bridgeman said
He added thl!r<' w as "some
1naual reta<:en<:e" to rC'questlng
assistance for Sullivan. A fter
d1S<.·UbS1on, ho wever, assoc1at1on
d1rN·tor!> wt-1·c unanimous in
urging thl• ne wslt'tl<'r appeal.
Bolsa Chica
• stirs stormy
council meet
By ROBE RT BARKER
01 IM Delly Piiot SI•"
Ther~ havl' been lots 1Jf storm\
Bolsa Chica d1St:uss1ons ovt·r tht·
years but probably none· stormlC'r
than Monday night's Sl'!-:-.1on
before thP Huntington Bt·a<:h
Caty Coun<:al.
· Councilmen John Thomas
a n d R o n P a l l 1 n s o n w <• r l'
qut'Stionl"Cl about poss1bli! l'Onll1L·t
Of antt'rCSl.
-Mayor Bob Ma ndie at't'ust.>d
S(lme o( his colleagues o f
pamckmg and not knowing what
they were voung about
-Councilman Ja<:k Kc·lly
accused his colleagues of not
haVtng "gut No. l" on the Bol..a
Chica. "Stop pussy-foot 1ng
around," he said, "we need to
come up with a posture."
Causing the controversy was a
motion by T homas for the City
Council to support the Orange
County plan for the development
of the 1 ,600 acres.
The coastal area is located in
Orange County territory but lS
surrounded on three s ides by
Huntington Beach city limits and
o n the fourth by the PaC'1f1t
Ocean. ·
Thomas a lso asked the t'Ouncil
t.o support the bill by state Sen
Paul Carpenter. D-Cyprc"SS. that
would take the matter out o f the
State Coastal Commission's
hands.
Thomas' motion passed -1-:i and
Pallmson was scheduled to go ti)
SaL-ramenw to<l<.iy to make the
t·uum·1I mujUritv's [l'<.'lmgs known
bdon• an A.sst.•mbly mmm1ttee
holding hl'anngs
Supporting the> ..it:llon were
Thomas. Pattinson , Don
M<.1cAll1ster and Kc·lly
Opposed wt>rl· Mandie: and
Councilwomen Huth Balley and
Huth Finle-.,
Thomas, ·tht-owner of a crane
a nd trucking business. was
questlunc..od on po!.Sibll• t'On01ct by
Mrs. Bailey
"It's true. isn't 1t. that you
work for S1~nol La ndmark
(major landowner m the area)
and Amino1l (ma J Or oil
producer)?"
"I don't work ror Signal,"
Thomas replied.
Deputy City A t torney Art
Fulger said 1t was up t.o Thomas
to d('(·1de the extent of the work
and the possible l'Onf11ct
Mrs Bailey said today she's
going to pursue the matter with
the cllv attornev's office
Mrs· Ba1lev ·also declared of
Pattinson "You'rt· working for
John (councilman Thomas) "
Pattinson said latC'r he 1s
working part-tame an public
relations for Thomas
''I'm calling on people he
doesn't have t1mC' to get around
to," Pattinson said
"I've gotten an his face before
a nd I will get in his face again "
Mrs. Bailey said she ts taking a
($ee BOLSA, Page A2>
State aides blistered
over Crystal Cove
By JEFF ADLER
Of the Delly Piiot Ste"
State parks and reneat1on
o ff1 c1a ls came to tel I of the11
development plans for Crystal
Cove State Park Monday night
The cove's cottage rPS1dents came
loaded for bear.
The residents' questions to a
trio of state officials came hard
and rast, bitterness. anger and
hostility boiling to the surracc·
"Do you realize that you're
gomg to be discussing people'i.
homes?" asked cottage resident
Sherrie Mitchell, just mmutrs
i nto the meeting .. Whal
consideration did you glVe to the
children living in the cove and
the fact that you are taking them
out of their homes and their
S<:hools?"
As the officials pressed ahead
an their effort to outlint' thr 1r
proposed development pla ns ,
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Business 84-5
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Comics 83
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they repeatedly we re interrupted
by residents who made· 1t clear
that they hadn't rome to hear the
proposals.
"We want to foc·us on what is
going on now and why we can't
get leases." commented o ne
woman ..
Added another resident, "Our
input on this plan 1s we're really
not interested because it's based
on the prem1St' we're bemg put
out of our homes."
When residents attending the
crowded meeting at El Morro
Elementary School did direct
thei r attention to stat e's
development plans for the cove,
theiri c riticism was equally
s tinging .
"This plan as 111-conC'Cived. ill-
t ho u gh t o ut and wil l be
Ill-executed ," said Kenne th
Gabriel. "It's a classic example of
(See CRYSTAL, Page At)
Ann Landers B2
Movies B6
National Ne ws A 3
Public Notices B4,C3-S
Sports C l-4
Dr. Stein crohn B2
Stock Markets BS
T e levision A7
Theaters B6
Weathe r A2
WoFld News A3
Column/11 flay PLO
The Pal llln e LlboraUon Or1anlaatlon had
b«'omo "Pf"rmeaU'd by thup and adv nturor1/' wrta.
tlC>lumnlat JIC'k Anctcn'lon. P11 Aft,
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HIP Orange CoHl OAILV PILOT1Tue1day, June 29, 1882
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\\\t. Continued stories
YSTAL COVE. • •
l111n auerutk 1mndlt.1SHm.-ss "
l'l111tmg out that th(• stall' hud
11ul yt·t studil'd whut rcvtmUt?S
11•11t111l( tht.· 45 t.•ottugog to the
puhhl· would gt.·ncrntc. unoth~r
11111n d('i.'lun•d, "Ynu guys haven't
c·on'lidercd (lnythmg Your plun
'" worthh'K.'l. {;t•t Sl·nous"
On seveml oc"Casions, vanous
r.·1ndents di:manded to know
why r l'sidents of El Mor ro
M11l11ll• Home Park, nlso l()Cated
w ithin the park con fi nes, were
1 1 antt·d 20-year extensions of
1 ht·11 leases while cottage
11•s1dt:11\s we re ordered to leave.
George Dutra, a senior land
.1gem with th e Stale General
Services ,Department, which is
I 1anrlling the evictions of cove
11 ·• 1d1·11ts. C'xplained the evictions
w 1 1·1· necessary becau se nf
l<'gt ·;latave dircx:tives, the cost of
11·h ·:iting mobile home owners
Jnd the proximity of the cottage
l·o11imunity to t lw park as a
wh•lll'.
I l11tra ..iddl·d that thl' July :.n
\ 11 lion datt• Sl't for part-lime
r1 "11l<•nts of 23 cottages "still
•1-..u di; as far a s GS A is
1•1,;1('1 I rled"
t'1i: one woman. who srud she
11;1s lkl'n a summer resident of
C1·vsi.1l Cove since 1945, called
lht· ~tate at:tion discriminatory.
~·~~~ybody in the pcirk should
!Jo' .treated equally, at El Morro .111~ Crystal Cove," the woman
S<Jl(L
Al Willtnger. a director of tht.•
Cryi,;Lul Cove Resident s
Association. told thl' stutt• tt•mn
thi.t. by his t.'llti mall'11, the 11U.1tt.·
could rcaliZl' revenues or $26
million over the next 20 yeun1 If
the cottugt' residt•nts wt.•rt>
ullowcd lo stuy a nd l'Orltlnue
paying rent.
On the othl•r himu, Ul'<'ording
to Wilhnger , it wlll L'O..,t the state
$48,000 per cottage to bring them
into compliance w ith state
build\ng and safl'ty <.'Odes.
''It will cost the sta te $2.5
million to bring them to where
the stale would feel comfon~ble
renting t hem.'' said Willinger.
Located between Corona del
Mar and Laguna &-al·h , Crystal
Cove is a community of 4 5
cottages that dot the seaside
bluffs. Because it 1s said to be the
last remaining example of a
Calafornia beach community of
the 1920s, it has been designated
a national historic district. ·
Cryst al Cove S tate Park.
which covers 2,791 acres. was
purchased from the Irvine
Company for $32 6 million in
1979.
The state Legislature,
mandating that public access to
the new st.ate park be maximized.
renewed its order in the, 1982-83
budget that oott.ages occupied by
part-time residents be vaeated by
July 3 1 and that permanent
residents vacate within two
years
In the meantime, the Crystal
Cove Residents Association has
filed a laws u i t in hopes of
bk>Cking the eviction.
BOLSA CHICA. • •
.Jim view of the relationship.
"This doesn't make for a good
h·ci-.:ion-making process," she
'(.1\d today. "One usually is
rnflul'nced by the person giving
I um a paycheck."
Mrs. Finley said she opposes
1 ht Carpenter bill be<:ause "it
1 1 kl s C'lou l a way from local
P"<>plr: and puts it in the hands of
p• •wcrful lobbyists."
(~range County's Bolsa Chica
dt"v'dopment plan. supported by
''i1gnal Landmark, calls for the
d1·v..-Jopment of 5,700 homes, a
i OO-foot wide navigable channel
to the ocean and preservation of
ilJU acres of wetlands (i ncluding
1 It l' 3 0 O a c r es u n d e r s t a t e
!'Olllrol.)
The Coastal Commission staff
h;~ recommended denial of the
plun because of a dispute over
the size of the wetlands, concerns
;1buu1 the marina and the loss of
. wn·ss to Bolsa Chica St.ate Beach
pos~·d by the navigable channel.
Lust Tuesday, the Assembly
F:m•rgy and Natural Resources
Committee was slated to act on
legislation designed to take the
decision out of the hands of the
coast.al commission.
Approval of the measure
would have made the Orange
County plan for the area official.
But backers introduced an
amendment when they realized
they didn't have enoug-h votes to
get the bill out of committee.
The a me ndmen t. which the
commiss.ion is acting on today.
would aUow Signal to develop
res ide ntial uni ts on the mesa
blufftops along Warner Avenue.
It also would approve a linear
park in the northern sections that
would link Huntington Beach
Central Park to Bolsa Chica State
Park.
Development of the central
lowlands. the area that has
caused the most controversy,
wouki be decided by a committee
comprised of re presentatives of
the count y, Signal, the state
Department of Fish and Game
and the State Lands Commission.
Israelis
say PLO
stalling
By The Associated Prets
A senior lsrat'll oftldal today
ac.-cu.'led the Palt"stlnc Libt=ralion
Orga.m z.at1on of st.ailing and tying
about leaving west Beirut. and
warnl'<i this could bring "l{rnv1•
results."
Ile did not l"laborute, but tht-
i mpllca t ion was that lsraeli
forces might storm the encircled
PLO stronghold in the U-banese
l'&pital. Israel s h owered west
Beirut with leaflets Sunday and
Monday saying tune was short
and urgmg residC'nt.ci to flf'C.
The latest warning came a fter
the PLO was reportt.>d to have
r ejected Israeli demands lo
surrender arms and nde buses to
Syria. proposing instead to keep
personal weapons and leave by
boat.
The I s r ael officia l tol d
reporters in Tel Aviv that lsrael
fe lt negotiations between the
PLO and Lebanese officia ls were
"not advancing as they should at
this stage."
Israel had the impression. the
official said. that the PLO "is not
negotia ting with their Lebanese
counterparts in good faith. They
are playing for time and lyin~
about their intention to leave."
Yachts moved
off beaches
after wrecks
The skippers of two 34-foot
sloops moved their vessels o!f
Orange Coast beaches Monday
with a bit o f help from salvage
crews a nd high tides.
Alaskan y achtsman R ichard
Wat.son, who ran aground in the
pre-dawn hours Monday near
50th Street in Newport Beach,
was able t o get his s lightly
damaged vessel back in the ocean
at about 4 p.m .
Ora nge County Harbor
Patrolmen said Watson, out of
Juneau, Alaska. beached h is
sloop -the Deja Vu -after
reportedly falling asleep.
Harbor officials said Watson
left Newport under clear skies
and didn't tell them where he
was headed
Covma boater Arthur Rukasin,
who beached his vessel late
Sunday in Huntington Beach
neAr Beach Boulevard , slipped
his boat back m the water lale
Monday morning .
Both men were for ced lo
summon help from local salvage
crews
Partial clearing
,
Coastal
Par11el cleartng this a'1ernoon
Highs 67 10 73 Mostly cloody
tonight with lows ol 54 to 60
C1rnt1nueo cloudy Wednesday
morning bUI moslly clearing
Wrdnesd~ allernoon with highs
"' 68 io 74 f lse w here. from Point
Cnnceplton to lhe M e~•can
border and out 60 miles: Small
cr ott advtfory for outer ooastal
waters from Point Conception to
San Nlcolas Island tor nonhwest
winds 15 to 25 knots wllh gusts to
30 knots and choppy S lo 8 toot 'eas from the northwest Locally,
moslly ltght variable w inds
through tonight Con1ldarab!e
clouds with parllal afternoon and
evening c!earlng.
ll.S. Summary
Hall and heavy r alns hlt parts of
Montana and Idaho today. as the
Oh•o Valley. the upper Mississippi
Valley and the lower Great Lakes
had scattered showers and
thunderstorms
Lower New York and upper
Pennsylvania were also struck
with scetttred rainstorms and a
l('w heavy thunderstorms were
rl'porte<l """' eastern Texe' end
western Loulstsne
At least 35 Na\lonal Guard
11ehcop1et1 were damaged. and
uncounted hundreds ot windows
were shtlttered by e hall st0<m
that ~wept through Helena, Mont.,
IBte Monday. authorities s.'lld.
Hall lhe size ot golf ball•
stantmed Into the city abOut 1
p 111 • rolllng In on Inky black
cioods from tile west. The hall
ripped throuoh skylights ar the
state Capjtol. dOflted cers and
smeehed windshields and
bulldlll!J windows.
Thunderstorms and 9trong
wlndll w'11pped through the
southern hell ol Mlnneeota, with
tOt'nedon alghted In Dakota and
l\notc• countlea. 8ut lllttt w«•
no ropOll• Of damlQB
Wloda gutted up to &<> mllff
pot l\Ollr l(l lhe Twin Cit ... are•.
downing power l!Mt and IMving
abocJt l ,000 rHldent1 wllhOut
IMICtrk!tty.
hmpereturu around Iha
nation btilllfe dawn ••notd from
4 7 ln Oulutll, M tn11 • io 9 1 1n
Ph'*'ll, A$.
oesert and between 90 and 100 In
the low deserts
Boaters lrom Pomt Conceptton
to Ssn Nicolas Island can expect
west to norlhwest winds at IS lo
25 knots Wednesoey wltn ".I· 10
S·IOOI seas. EJsewhere, wind:>
shOuld be westerly et tO to lO
knots with 2-to 4-foot wind
waves and a 1-to 3-foot wes1e<ty
swell
Temperatures
NATION
HI Lo Pre.
Albany 82 65 09
Albuque 99 69
Amerlllo 92 71
Asheville 84 67 98
Allente 86 68 48
Atlante City 78 67
Austin 95 76
Baltimore 92 72
Biiiings 81 62
Blrmlngttm 99 67 2.46
Bismarck 70 45 15
Boise 79 s• 14
Bo11on 77 67 03
Brownsvllt 96 80
Bullalo 83 65 17
Burlington 79 61
Casper 90 59
Chllflstn SC 88 74
Chatlstn WV 87 68 .13
Char111e NC 85 69 .01
Cheyenne 84 54
ChlcaQO 79 59 18
Cincinnati 83 69 .20
Cleveland es 68 136
Clmbla SC 87 72
Columbus 86 68 84
Oal,Ft Wth 94 71
Dayton 83 68 95
Denver 93 63
Des MOlnes 96 71
Detroit 82 66 1 52
Duluth 71 47 57
El Puo 105 73
Fargo 65 •3 .27
Fl11g1tatl 79 44
GrMI Falla 78 87 2.03
Har11ord 82 67
Helena 8,3 59 1.55
Honolulu 87 74
Hout ton 93 78 .03
lndnaplls 78 60 1.69
Jackan MS ee 74 .31
Jackan.,.lt llO 74 .oe
Kan• C!ly 87 87
Lat Vtg• 100 74
Liii .. Rook 84 74 .21
Loultvlllt 80 69 .63
LubbOClt 91 7-0 87
Mempllll 82 11 7•
Ml1m! 1 87 81
Ml!wallkall 10 &4
Mp!t-8t.P 91 157 Ill
Nuttvlllle 88 71 06
::%r" llO 73
84 72
Norfolk
No. Platte
Olde City
Omaha
Orlando
Phlladphla
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Piiand. Me
Piiand, Ore
Pro"1dence
RalelQh
Reno
Salt Lake
San Antonio
Seattle
Shrevepon
S1ou~ Fells
SI Louis
St p.Tampa
St Ste Marie
Spokane
S)'T'acuse
Topeka
Tucton
TulN
Wuhlngtn
Wichita
88 73
91 66
89 86
88 70
93 74
88 72
108 82
85 67
64 SS
75 61
72 67
87 71
73 St
97 64
98 76
69 58
80 70
93 60 86 67
89 76
77 d6
65 56
83 86 es es 104 76
87 71
90 76
87 65
CAl.lf'ORNiA
Ballerafletd 87 72
81ylht 87
Euttlta 62 53
Freeno 80 S8
l lnoatlet' 80 S7
LOI Anoet-78 63
Marytvlllt 75
Monltrty 87
Need... 105
Oakland 66 58
PuoRo~ 11 58
39
39
28
14
14
16
60
Red BluH 72 68 1 61
Rectwood Clly N 58 06
Sactlmet!IO 73 &O 14 S1llrla1 19 68
San DllQO 73 65
SM FfMC19oO 82 1111
IURfll~IRT
•
Santa Barbare 69 56
Santa Marla 67
Stockton 79
Thermal 104
U~lah 71
Barstow 83 71
Big Bear 77 43
Blsnop 87
CataJlna 68 S7
long Beeoh 74 60
Monrovia 85 57
Mt Wiison 67 5"
Newport Beech 89 62
Palm Springs 104 72
.San Bernardino 87 58
San Jose 72 58
Santa Ana 75 61
Snnta Cruz 89 60
Tahoe Valley 87 46
Snwg
The Air Quality M1nag11men t
District predict• good air quality
today lor 111 area• of the South
Coast Air Basin.
A Pollutant Standard Index OI
100 11 forecatt for t"-Rlvt<ald•
Sen Bernardino area. wllllt a PSI
ol 92 •• predicted for tlwl Sen
Gebrt.I. Pomona. San Fernando
snd Senta Clerlta valleys
A PSI of •2 IS predicted for an
other areas, Including Inland
Orange County, tht hlOh d_.1,
ooutal regions end the Big Bear
Lake arae
Where 10 call (toll frH) for
'''"' •moa lnformatk>ll: Oranoe County: (800) 44WtH, Los AngelH County: (800)
242-4022
Rlvtflide •nci San Barn1tdlno oount ... : (800> 387...c110
AOMO EplllOdt c.t'llar· (800)
242·4&88
DEATH PROBED
Prosecutors are looking mto
the death of comedian John
Belushi agai n following
published reports in which a
woman said she injected him
with a lethal dose of heroin
and cocaine.
Story stirs
comedian's
death probe
LOS ANGELES (AP)
Prosecutors are again loo k ing
!nto the death of comedian John
Be lushi follow ing published
reports in which a woman said
she injected him with a lethal
dose o f heroin and cocaine.
"We met wit h LAPD (Los
Angeles pohce) Friday. a<:tually
as a result of the inquiries by the
Los Angeles Herald Examiner
and th e story in the National
Enquirer," distric.·t attorney's
sp o kesman Al Albergatc said
Monday.
Ca th y .Ev elyn Smi th was
quoted in the Enquirer saying
s he was hired by Belushi
specifically to test drugs and do
injections for him. She said she
injected him the day he died, the
p ub I i ca tion rep o r led The
33-year-old Belushi's aversion to
needles was pubhl'ized after has
March 5 death.
Mike Genehn. din'<:tor of the
district attor ney's t:t'nt1cil
operations bureau. "said Monday
that in p r evious pol1c:e
interviews, M s. Smith, 34, never
men tioned injecting Belushi or
buying him heroin. Geneltn said
she told police Belushi u:-ed
heroin and cocaine and h~ld be-en
shootmg himself up.
Police seek
car clouters
Irvine police investigators
were examining six separate
reports received Mondav that
burglars had smashed wi°ndows
of foreign cars and stolen slereos.
All six incidents occurred a t
night 1n neighborhoods near the
corn e r of Culver Drive and
Walnut Avenue in Irvine The
vict1mtzed cars -BMWs. Audts
and a Peugeot -were parked in
various locations including an
open garage, said police Lt. &b
Lennert.
Investigators beheve the sam<.·
subjects are responsible for the
burglaries, he said, but w far
there are few clues.
Coach accused
of theft ousted
By PATRJCK KENNEDY
Of lhe Delly Piiot Staff
followin g a h~·ara n g
n•st.•mbling trial prnt·t•t•llings,
trustees of th<! oaddlebuck Valley
Umfied &.'hool Oi:1tr1ct dt't·ided
Monday agi.11nst rt>h1ring un El
Toru High School g1 rl:1' l'O:'.lt'h
beca u Rc o l at·t·u scit1ons !>h<•
Jtlegec!ly stoll• monc•y Crom a
gym locker. ·
Sharon Spent-et'. a thre<: year
varsity basketball rnach ~rnd
teacher at El Toro, would have
becomC' a permanent, t .. nurcd
employee of the district had she
been rehired for the 1982-83
term.
She was dismissed by distru:t
ufftc1als an February followu1g
ch arges by two other women
c.'Oaches that Ms. Spencer stole
$139 from a gym locker on Jan
14.
The trustees' action, on a 3-2
vote, rejected a ruling m ade
earlier this month by
ad ministrative law JUdge
M arilyn L . Nelson that there was
n o absolute proof tha t Ms .
Spencer took the money
The law judge's opinion was
based on six days of hearings
earlier this year that included
testimony from Ms. Spencer and
he r two accusers. coaches Debbie
Moore and She ri Ross.
The two coaches con tend Ms.
Spencer got into Ms. Moore's
locker and took money raiS(.'CI for
student activities from sales of
tickets for a powder puff athletic
event.
The trustees' re.iection of thl'
law judge's opinion set tht· st.age
Monday for an hour-long appeal
hearing before the school board
with Ms. Spencer and the distnc·t
represented by attorneys.
The district's attorney. John
Wagner, labeled Ms. Spencer a
"thief" with a "moral fiber we
don't need here."
M s . Spencer's atto rney ,
George ShaeffN. questioned the
ve r acity o f M s Moore's
testimony before the law judge
earlier this year. and pointed 10
the ruling of the law judge in
favor of his eltent and to Ms.
Spencer's l'Ontnbutaons to school
athletics
"She was the least likely
person to take the money:·
Shaeffer said
Allorney Wagner says the two
women coaches da1m they found
the missing munt•y in Ms.
Spcm•t:r'is cur in her purse and
that toad1 Moort' rt.-<.'Ognir.ed a
ont• <loll<ir bi U a11 part of th<!
tit·kc•t money bt~ausc it had a
stuth•nt.'s name scrawled on it.
Wagner also pointed to Ms.
Spencer's admission that last
year she attended an a thletic
conference in Las Vegas but took
ume off by falsely telling school
uff1c1als she was home skk.
However, she was warned and
clocked three days pay by school
officials after that incident and
the lrustces' decision Mond ay
was based solely on accusations
that Ms Spf'ncer s to le the
money.
Man held
in theft
of 75 cars
A week-long investigation by
Cost.a Mesa dete<:tives ended in
the arrest M ond ay of a
Hunt ington B i:ach man
mve!>tigators beheve has been
involv~ in the theft of as many
as 75 cars. Ernest Roy Shaffe r,
56. was arrested about 4 p.m. al
ha s car repair shop, Ernie's
Automoti ve. 1J55 Logan Ave.,
No I, Cost.a Mesa. He was take n
rnto custody u n suspicion of
possession of stolen property.
Bail was set at $2,500.
Sgt. Sam Cordeir o said
California Highway Patrol
officials alerted Cost a Mesa
polic.·e to the possibility that
stolen vehicles were being sold a1
the Cost.a Mesa business.
Cordeiro said that police found
four cars, two of them Porsches,
at the shop with their vehicle
identification numbers altered.
The investigation learn led by
detectives Karl Schuler and Tom
Twellman found records at the
shop indicating .that as many as
75 vehicles have been sold there
s ince the business open ed in
October, 1981
Cordeiro said that police have
no way of knowing how many of
those cars were stolen .
Cordeiro said that police will
be going over the records and
contacting anyone w ho migh t
have purchased a car from the
Costa Mesa repair shop.
Transient arrested
Ill Reagan threat •
A Laguna Beach transient was
arrested by pohce Monday and
turned over lo the US. $("l·rel
Service for allegedly making
thrl·ats against the lif<.• of
President Reagan.
Jam es Tanner, 2Y , was
arrested at the south end of Main
Beach Park Monday by Officer
Bill Lux, who was on the lookout
for the man after the department
was no tified by the Secret
Service Sunday that Tanner was
bem~ soug ht.
Tanner w as booked into
Laguna Beach Jail on federal
eharges of threatening the hfe of
a president
Agent Chuck Brewster of the
Los Angeles off1(-e of the Secret
Servic..-e took custody of Ta nner
late Monday
Brewster refused to disclose
the nature of the purpor ted
threat. saying the Secret Service
does not discuss its cases with the
news media.
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Iranian oil entering U.S.
NEW YORK Iranfon ull. ~uu1f\d frvrn U.S .
bord~ra durlnt< tlw h05tagl' 1·r1Sl!i lhltt tmdt>e.J ln
January I 981, It• ftndini 1ta woy back into thia
country, into the US rotlrunf( 1ty1ll'm und into
motorl1t11' au tankli.
Coaatal States Matkf'tlnat tnc· . ll rt•hnt•r und
muketer of fuel product• and a 11ubsld11i1ry or
Coaata.t Corp , was the fln1t U S oil company to
adknowledgto h1Avlng purehll.lled Iranian 0 11 und
ualna It In thti Unl\<.'<l Statee.
Prior to tht• aovcmrncnt'8 purchase• C)f 1.8 mm1on barrt>ls for ·~3. l million,. no Iranian oil
entered the Unltt.>d State:i •lnc.oe Prwldent Carter
bllnned l'Ommercial trade with Iran eight daya aft.er
Amt'rlc•rut wt•rt• ae1ied and held hostage at the U.S.
Embasey Ill Tehran on Nov. 4. 1979. Thl' hocs\Alges
were (~ 444 days later
•Haig could leave job by weekend
WASHING'rON -Ueorgc P . Shultz, the
president's choice for secretary of stuk'. 1s working
out of a temporary o"1ce at the St.ate Department
while officials are hinting that his preda-essor could
leave the job by the week's end.
Shultz has been assigned a temporary 0H1ce on
the department's seventh floor, near that of
outgoing secretary Alexander M. Haig Jr.
A State Department official said Shultz is
beginning to assemble his personal staff and was
being bnefed ''on the Middle East and other hot
spots" On Monday, Shultz attended a meeting of
the National Security Council at the White House.
•Joint naval exercise boycotted
NORFOLK, Va. -Only two South American
nations will join the United States m a joint naval
exercise in the Caribbean, the Navy said today,
apparently because of the war in the FalkJand
Islands.
Chile and Colombia will take part. but half a
dozen other countries have declined, the Atlantic
Fleet said m a statement.
In past years, Argentina. Brazil, &uador, Peru
and Venezuela have taken part m the exercises, but
all re.iecwd the mv1t.at1on this year. the Navy said.
~Europe raps V.S. trade policies
BRUSSELS, Belgium -The leaders of the
European Common Market s trongly criticized the
United States today, saymg 1ts trade policies
seriously endanger free world trade
The 10 government C'h1efs. C'Oncluding a two-
day meeting, also condemned the lsraeh mvasion of
Lebanon and called for immediate. simultaneous
withdrawal of Israeli and Palest1man armed fo~
from west Beirut. They also called for a "t'Omplete
and prompt" Israeli pullout from Lebanon.
•Arms talks ground ~oles viewed
GEN EV A, Switzerland -U.S. and Soviet
negotiators met today to set ground rules for the
long-awaited talks on reducing their enormous
arsenals of intercontinental nuclear missiles.
Ambassador Edward L . Rowny, a retired
lieutenant general who heads the American
delegation to the t.alks, greeted his negotiating
counterpart Viktor P . K.arpov wnh a salute at the
Soviet diplomatic m1sswn on the outskirts of
Geneva as the two began their introductory
meeting.
The two sides are to begin d e tailed
presentations of their bargaining positions on
Wednesday at the U.S . Arms Control and
Disarmament Agency offices overlooking Lake
Geneva
~Computer scam lirmN cutting ads
TOK YO -~o prominent Japanese electronic
companies accused by the United States of
industrial espionage against IBM Corp. said today
they have cut advertising. apparently until the
affair is settled.
For the first time the Cabinet al5o debated the
scandal, which has rocked computer technology
circles and aggravated trade tensions between the
\
United States and Japan.
Spokesmen for Hitachi Ltd. and Mitsubishi
Electric Corp. said all print media advertising has
been halted because of last week's FBI sting
operation. Twenty-one people, mostly employees of
the two firms, were charged with trying to steal
computer secrets on advanced technology from
International Business M~chines Corp
•Bil 'won't enforce' h~ndgun ban
SAN FRANCISCO -San f'ranc1sco hc..
become the largest city m the nation to pass a ban
on possession of handguns, but the district attorney
says he won't enforce the law until ll passes a court
test.
would "help us make our streets and homes
.safe for everyone."
But District Attorney Ario Smllh said he
wouldn't file charges in conne<·tion wnh the law
until th ere has been a "cons titutional
determination" of sts validity by the courts. Mayor Dianne Feinstein signed lcg1slat1on
Monday making it a misdemeanor to h ave a
handgun in this city of 650.000 people, saying it
Smith said he believed ''the ordinance is pre-
empted by st.a te law and it is invalid."
•Budget stalled by funds dispute
SACRAMENTO -Two days before the ftSCal
year starts, the st.ale's $25.2 billion budget 1s stuck
on a $235 million school fundmg dispute between
the Assembly and Senate.
unless the nvaJ houses can resolve the $235 million d1fference.
Meanwhile, the Assembly's fiscal committee
Monday approved three bills that could give schools
a maximum of $700 million extra next year -but
more than haJf of that would depend on the
unlikely legislative approval of an oil production
tax.
Assembly Speaker Willie Brown said Monday
that "there seems to be no alternative" to scrapping
the fragile budget agreement and starting over -
•Mills Brothers Harry dead at 68
LOS ANGELES -Singer Harry Mills, whose
imitation of a kazoo launched the mellow-
harmonizing Mills Brothers, is dead at the age of 68.
manager. Mills had been bed-ridde n smce March.
Mills and his brothers first performed in the
early 1920s. Their last show was Sept. 27, 1981 in
Atlantic City, N.J . MiUs. a diabetic, died Monday at his West Los
Angeles home, said Henry Miller, the group's
ORANGE COAST
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VOL. 75, NO. 1IO
Thousand seeking
role in 'Dukes'
BURBANK -The bluest
eyes, the snuggest jeans, the
firmest stomachs and the biggest
smiles were out in dazzling
numbers with their owners who
hope to land a job on TV's
"Dukes of Hazzard."
More than 1,000 young men -
many with no act.Ing experience
at all -lined up outside a
Burbank Studio on Monday and
waited about 2 Iii hours for a
half-minute interview with three
casting directors .
We're .Listening •••
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m11111e wilt be recorded, ('&111 thtt numbt!r below 11nd your
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Orange Coa11 DAIL V PILOT /Tueaday, June 29, 1982 H/F Al
WAS THIS TRIP NECESSARY? -Valinda
Hash (left) and Jodie Grable "bask" in the
subdued sunshine of a cool and overcast dav on
Dallr Piiot Pttoto by OMY Amlw-
the Huntington Beach sands. They said it "was
warm and sunny when they left Whittier.
----
Hearing set • ID double slaying
Huntington man pleads innocent 1n hacking deaths
A Huntington Beach man has
pleaded innocent m West Orange
County Municipal Court to
charges that he hacked h is
estranged wife and her mother to
d eath two w eeks ago in the
family's Sunnycrest Lane home.
A prelirrunary hearing date of
Aug. 20 was set by Judge Alan
Mc Kone.
C. Thomas McDonald, Orange
County's chief deputy public
defender, said that Rene Flores
Dayco pleaded innocent to two
charges of murder, two charges
of robbery and a single count of
burglary. The pleas were entered
Monday.
McDonald said his client also
denied the five special
circumstance allegations which
could lead to imposition of the
death penalty if Dayco 1s
convicted 1n Superior Court.
Ont' o f tho s e special
c:1rcumstance c:ounts alleges that
the deaths of Shirley Dayc:o, 27,
a nd h er m ot her , Phy l li s
Harbulak, 65. we re "espa;1aJJy
hc1nous. atrocious and cruel,
m a ntfes ttng exce ptional
depravity "
F ollowi ng Da yco 's
arraignment an Westminster.
Mc Donald told re porte rs he
would have no comment on the
case
"It's too early to telJ what th(•
full case is all about," the defense
lawyer said.
Also declining comment was
Huntington Beach p o li ce
mvesugator Robert Moran, who
a ttend e d the arraignment
proce-eding.
Dayco, 41. a diminutive and
dark-haired man, was arrested in
Rosanto Beach, Mex., two days
after police discovered the bodies
o f his estrange d wife and
mothe r -in-law 1n the family
home at 1-4952 Sunnycrest Lane.
Huntington Beach officers said
Mexican police confiscated a
numbe r of bloody knives,
including a meat cleaver, from
the trunk of Dayco's car
The defendant's three young
children. who had lived with
their mother and grandmother,
w ere found unhar med w ith
Dayco in Mexico. They have
smce been turned over to the
temporary custody of their aunt
pending a heanng in July.
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•• • Orange CoHI DAIL V PILOT /Tut1day, June 29, 1982
•ANN LANDERS
•ERMA BOMBECK
•HOROSCOPE
Nurse's breach of ethics should he reporte d
DEAR ANN LANDERS: 1 am 60,
having a difficult time wlth {umily
problems. The menopause has hit me wry
hard, and 1 never know how I am golng to
feel from one day t o the next. I we nt to my
doctor and told hlm how miserable I felt. He
is more than a ph ysician, h e's a
compaasionate person -somL'One l can talk
to. He gave me some medication that seems
to be helping, and the chat we had did me a
KOOL KING OF SWING -Benny Goodman,
the King of Swing, can still blow the clarinet
masterfully, and some re fined , delicate music
resulted Friday night a t Carnegie Hall. for the
first "big" concert of this year's 10-day Kool
lot of good. I really unbl.U'dened myself.
Last week, in c hurc h , a former
neighbor of mint! said, "I heard you have
been so deprelfjed lately you are in danger of
losing your mind." I nearly fainted. When I
asked her where she heard such a story, she
said, "My daughter is a close friend of the
nurse in Dr. -----'s office."
I am shocked, humiliated and angry.
AP WlNtlMto
Jazz Festival. Goodman was joined on stage by
Lionel Hampton and Teddy Wilson for a
reunion of the 1930s Benny Goodman Quartet
minus drummer Gene Krupa who died in 1973.
Festival review, Page A4.
Libra: Review hobby
Wednesday, June 30
ARIES (March 21 -April 19): Someone is
generous, extravagant -and would like to
do so at your expense. Be aware, protect self
in clin ches and be e xtreme ly s keptical
concerning pleas for loans, credit or requests
that would require you to co-sign.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Obtain
valid hint from Aries message. Focus on
contracts, public responses to your efforts,
restrictions, limitations and awareness o{
legal rights, permissions. Check details,
including fine print and possible hidden
clauses. '
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Wo rk
methods change, individuals who opposed
you may now become staunch allies. Focus
on employment, basic services, written
i"nstructions and special communication
involving member of opposite sex.
CANCER (June 21-July 22): Good
lunar aspect coin cid es with creativi t y,
self-expression. children and ability to stamp
your own style. Luxury item or art object is
featured -home s urroundings are
beautified, harmony is restored on domestic
front.
T rou1 HEALTH
DR PETER J. STEINCROHN
Dr. St•lncrohn welcom•• que•tlon1
lrom re•der1. H• nnnot an1wer ell
/1tdlv/du1Jly but will lnclud1 cboae of _.,.,..i In,.,_, Jn Ju. column. s.wJ your
~ ID him In canr o/ r.M Dally Pllot.
P.O. b J oao, a.a. M•, CaJJI, '1621.
• HOROSCOPE
BY SIDNEY OMARA
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Overcome
te mptation to skip essentials. Perceive
current situation in light of reality. Be aware
of basic values, insurance. interest rates and
security. Define terms, steer clear of self-
deception.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Favorable
lunar aspect coincid es with trips, ideas
which can b e transformed into viable
concepts. Relative commands attention, time
and will drain energies if you so permit.
Scorpio, Cancer, Capricorn natives figure
prominently.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Expensive
hobby requires review -concentrate now
on getting money's worth. Moon emphasis on
income, payments. collections and locating
what had been lost, missing or stolen. You'll
earn more by o p ening lines of
communication.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Moon in
your sign emphasizes new starts, fresh
approach, ability to be at right place at
crucial moment. Personal magnetism soars;
people are fascinated by your views and you
co uld b ecome center of attention ,
controversy.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): By
taking some steps backwards you do not
n~ly suffer loss. You actually require
change of pace -and direction. Intuition
works overtime; you sense desires, needs of
family member. Aquarius is involved.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Focus
on friendships, social activities, plans for
travel and a surprise invitation which could
result tn theater or gourmet dining. Gemini,
Sagittarius persons figure prominently.
Utilize powers of persuasion!
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Focus on
prestige, basic commitments, career
aapirationa and necessity for a rebuildina
program. Scorpio, Tauru1 and another
Aquartut flaure prominently. You could
have luck with number 4. Profe11tonal
1uperlor lenda tupport..
PISCES (Feb. 19·March 20): Statua quo
., 1h.akan; focua on oommun!catJON, tnvel
publl1hln1, ortailve uyl• •l'\d 1pect1i
relaUonlhip with mtmtMrr of oppo1U• •x.
Oain lndlca&ed lhrouah ~tna. J>"m&h ol
educatJonal pn>jlct. Watch INllUArluel
What should b@ done about th is?
WICHITA FALLS FURY
DEAR W.F.: Carrying Information out
of any office and pa11lng It on as social
go11lp demon1trate1 a 1bocklog lack of
lntegrlty, aad very poor Judgment. Such a
breach of ethics should be reporced co the
doctor at once.
DEAR ANN LANDERS : I am a
cleaning woman who works in a very
high-class office building downtown. The
offices are plush and the people who work
here consider themselves fancy. Well, let me
tell you they are a bunch of slobs.
They dump a s htray s in the
wastebaskets, and when I empty them 1 get
ashes in my eyes. The half-filled coffee cups
in the wastebaskets leak through -which
means I have to clean up all that slime .
And may I say one word more? If you
place something in the trash baskets, it will
be thrown out. I am no mindreader and can't
tell if you put your shoes, trousers, bra and
torn hose in there for safekeeping or what.
So please don't accuse me of stealing when
your personal belongings are not there in
the morning. TQank you -WINDY CITY
GRIPE
· DEAR W.C. GRIPE: Thousands of
people who clean offices at night are going
to bless you when they read your letter.
Thanks for writing.
DEAR MISS LANDERS: My wife is
extremely overweight. I have urged
therapy, pleaded with her, yelled at her,
tried bribery -nothing worked.
On the hunch that she might be eating
to spite me (and other members of the
q ANN LANDERS
family), l decided to stay off the subject
completely and not say one word to her
about her weight. She keeps on eaung.
1 am concerned about her health. She
has high blood pressure. dCX's absolutely no 1
exercise and weighs a t least 100 pounds
more than she should If sh e becomes
violently ill, I will fc>Cl guilty for having
nagged her for so long and for NOT
nagging her these past several months.
Any ideas? Her doctor is no help. He
just shrugs his shoulders and says, "It's up to
. her." -J .D W. IN BETHESDA
DEAR J .D.W.: Get il through your bead
that you are not responsible for what your
wife eats.
She obviously has a psychological
problem and needs to find out why she is a
compulsive eater. That's the first step.
If she refuses to seek help for herself,
she will suffer the consequences. My advice
is to say nothing, ever agaitr, about her
weight. Nagging didn't help (it r'arely does),
and life is more pleasant when you don't.
Don 'r flunk your chC'm1SlrJ tesr. Lovi• is
more th an one S<'l of glands . ralling ({}
another. If you have trouble makmg a
distincllon vou need Ann's booklet, "Love or
Sex and How to Tell the Difference "Send a
Jong. self-addressed sUJmped c>nvelope with
your request and 50 cents to Ann Landers.
P .O. Box 11995. Chicago. lll. 60611
Dental visit hits nerve
At breakfast the other morning all I
said was, "How come you don't know our
college school song?"
My husband put down the paper and
said, "What school song?" ERMA 80M8ECIC
AT WIT'S END "The one you never sing when we go
back for reunions. I think it's disgusting that
a man with three college degrees sits there
and moves his lips like a chimpanzee."
"I get so few requests for it anymore."
he said, going back to his paper.
"WHAT'S SO HARD ABOUT:
'Through mountains and through
"And to think me n have died for that
flag and you complain about a little pain on
the inside of your left leg. But then, what do
you expect from a man who refuses to sing
in church?''
hillsides,
"Beve rly Sills couldn't sing those
songs."
"Beverly Sills would certainly try!·' 'Through meadows and through dell,
'In busy marts and hamlets,
'Where songs their stori~ tell'?"
He said, "The words aren't relevant.
Whoever heard of meadows, dells, marts
and hamlets?"
He put down the paper again. "Let me
guess. You're in a rotten mood. You're
picking arguments out of ,thin air. You have
a dental appointment, right?"
''You got it."
"Those are romantic words," I snapped.
"Be honest, what do you think of when you
think of meadows, dells, marts and
hamlets?"
''What about the dog?" he said tiredly.
"I kicked him already "
·He thought a minute. "Jayne, Icatessen,
Fed and Hamburger." POT SHOTS
BY ASHLEIGH BRILLIANT
"You're pretty cute, aren't you?" l said.
"Someone went to a lot of trouble to give
you a class song that painted a musical
picture of tranquility and you can't even
relate to it. I suppose you'd like a few 'whoa,
whoas,' and 'baby, baby, babys'."
t 11• •I I.,,
" ''TEARS WON'T :
., &RING HE~ .BACK"?:
"Look, I don't like to sing. I don't even
sing 'The Star-Spangled Banner' when it's
played."
''And why not, Mr. American?"
1i ,
• .
"EVERY TIME I GET TO the rockets'
red glare. I get a pain shooting down the
inside of my left leg."
-How kind
Of ~OU
to en\~hten
~r.·11""· _ ..... ,on that
rn.e
point f ~ .
GOREN ON BRIDGE
BY CHARLES H. GOREN AND OMAR SHARIF
Both vulnerable . North
deals.
NORTH
• KQ 104
1::1 AK32
0 3
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WEST EAST
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O KJ87 O AQ962
+A92 +K l0&5
SOUTH
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0 1054
+74
The bidding:
Nortli Eut 8oedt W"t
1 + Pu1 I <:1 Pua
3 <:1 Pu 1 4 <:1 Pu1
Pu1 Pa11
Opening lead: Seven of 0 .
We ventu,.. that even an
expert ml{ht io down on to-
day'• hand. The temptaUon
to win a trick H lne1p1n1lvt·
ly u poe1lblt can bt 'hat
allurtn1I
After North'• one elub
openln1 bid, South eorrtetly
r11ponded ln the lower
ranllln1 of hla • wo fouNaril
major 1uH.a. NOf\h'a hand
"valutd 10 ll pcMnta rn 1 p
port of hearts. so he made a
jump raise, and South's der.i-
sion to go on to game was
automatic.
West led .his fourth·best
diamond. Since South surely
had a high honor in at lea~t
one of the black suits. pros
pects or defeating the con
tract seemed to hinge on a
spade ruff. Therefore. East
won the ace of diamonds and
shifted to his singleton
spade. He did not get a quick
ruff as he hoped. but the play
took a peculiar turn.
Declarer look advantage or
the chance to win a cheap
trick by running a spade to
dummy's ten. South came to
hand with a trump and ruffed
a diamond high. He came
back with another trump and
ruffed hia last diamond with
dummy'a laat trump. But now
he waa faced with an lnaolu·
bl• problem -he had no way
to r•i back to hi• hand to
draw the laat trump. Il he lod
a 1pada, EHt would ruff and
Lhe defender. would take
'wo club trick.I. U detl&rer ltd a club, Wt1t would win
tither the flrat Of' N<Ond elub
&rtck and fin hf1 partner a
1pad• ruff tot down one.
Tiit trouble wu lh1&
declarer was a trifle too par
simonious in the ~pade ~uit.
Ht> ~hould hnvr ri!lrn with
l he ace or <;pndl'i. 0 l t rirk
two!
Oeclarrr rontinul'~ hy ruf
fing a diamond high, cros~1ng
back to his hand with 11
trump and ruffing his last
diamond high. Hut now there
is still a low trump in dummy
which enables declarer to re·
enter his hand lo draw the re
maining trumps. Now he
leads a spade to the king. and
when East ~hows oul
declarer abandons the suit
and turns his allention to
clubs.
Soonl'r or lat~r ht' will gt-t
hack lo his hand by ruffinir 11
minor suit with his last
trump. Declarer then t.akes
the marked apadl' Clnesae.
11nd enda up with ten t.rlckll
four apadea, four hearts
and two diamond ruffa.
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Utility to cut costs
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Pacific
Gas & Electric Co. says It will get
more natural gas from domestic
suppliers over the next two years and
less from expensive Canadian IOW'Cet.
A contract change has not been
approved, but PG&E claimed Monday
it will be able to accept up to 31
percent less gas than under its current
contract.
GE contracts advance
NEW YORK (AP) -Ton\atlve
contral"\8 between Oenoral ltlcctrlc:
and two aeparate unJona havt clHttd
two ouL of thrM hurdles bolore belna
1ubm1ttc!d to• rank·•nd ·ftl vote July e
Tho oonfer n c board• of th•
lntern1Uon1l Union o( lltctrlC'at Work.en Ind the Unl'4td llectttcal
Worken were call d \0 1tpar1tt
flllll'lfnp h N toda)' IO ~ &he
&en\aUW t!Oft'11t.11 ntM'hld ..._y, &he llne1 _,a.In th nlnk •NWMUI
VO
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H/F 81
Kaiser awarded
driJling pact
K;user Steel Co. hus lx't'n uward<.'Cl a c•onlJ act to
build the base for a !J()('Ond dl--t:p water 011 dnlllng
platform trJ be located nine milt'!i r>ff Huntington
Bt>at.·h
Thi· pl:.tCorrn JUl'kel will lw tnswllt-<I 11t tlw BN,a
ftt'ld Wht .. re a pu·vl()u11 plutform wui. tnst.ttllt.J in 1980
tn 205 feet of wuter
Sh1•1l California Producuo11, fn(·, Cal1forn1a
µroducuon subsidiary of Shell Oil Cu, said the
20,000-ton sl.l.ot·I pl~itform jacket (base· St.X'Ut>n) will be
assemlJli:d hy Kaiser 1n VnlleJo. with maJor
prefabrtt·uuon work being done in Napa and Fontana
Approximately 500 w11rk1·n. will be.• cl1rt'<'tly employed
at the pc:·ak of f&br1c.at111r1 mid a.sM:mbly
Koll sells Grove trac t
A 1.4-acre parcel at I 7272 Carde11 Grove
Boulevard m Garden Grove has been sold by The Koll
Company or Newport Beach to the Dale M Kellogg
Trust of Newport Beach for $1 6 million
Tht• Newport Beal'h offlt.-e of Grubb & Ellis
Comrnt'rl'ial Brukt-ragc Company rcprc.·scnted both
parties. Bromar. food brokt•r, 1s the tenant in the
20,044-.sqwm· fuut faL·tltty
T-bill 1·a tes increa e
By The Associated Preas
For the fifth straight week, investors have
demanded a higher interest raw tor mom•y they Im.in
the government, driving U.S. Treasury short-term
borrowing costs to the highest levels since mid·
February.
The Treasury borrowed $9 b1llton in the sale of
three-and six-month bills Monday, nd by week's end
w1U have raised $17 billion
Fmancial economists expect the Treasury will go
on a borrowmg binge m the St'<'Ond half of the year.
seeking an estimated $90 b1U1on to $100 billion over
the next SLX months and as much as $50 biU1on more m
the first three months of next year.
The average discount rate on the six-month
Treasury bills auctioned Monday was 13.419 percent,
up from 13.031 percent a week earlier and the highest
since the Feb. 16 level of 14 36 percent. Three-month
bills were auctJoned at an average dLSCOunt rate of
13.269 percent. up from 12.88 perc.-ent m the previous
week and the highest sin~ the March 27 level of
13.399 percent.
Hospital strengthened
Creatwest Hospitals lnc announl'ed it nt•gotiated
bank Imes aggregattng $40 m1l11on
This strengthening of the t:ompany's financial
resources follows a public offering of common stock
last February and primarily was to fund CHI's $30
million capital 1mprovl'ment and expansion program.
STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT
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price and Monday's price. • .... _
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DOW JONES AVERAGES
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l!hfcwy 1370 00 oer nastc
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GOLD QUOTATIONS
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S7 00
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SYMBOLS
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TUl!SOAY, JUN! 29. 1982 H/F
ClASSlfllD cs
aker treasure chest W orth(y) plenty
C Irvine 's Kevin Magee not selected in opening round of NBA draft.
NEW YORK (AP) Thl' Los Angeles
Lakers added lo their treasure l'hesl of
stars today by drafting James Worthy of
North Carolina as the hrsl pick m the
opening round of ·the National
BfWcetball Association draft.
~C lrvme's Kevin Magee, expected to
fled in the openmg round, was not
d ed among the first round .
delph1a expected to pick him, but
d drafted Cal's Mark McNamara.
thy, a 6-foot-9 JUntOr forward who
h the Tar Heels wm the NCAA
championship last season. was the first
o f as many as n1nC' underclassmen ,
ex~ted to be chosen m the first round.
~he Lakers, champions of the NBA in
t...:e;1981 -82 season, had acquired the No.
1 • ck via a trade with the Cleveland
cavaliers, the team that finished in last
place in the Eastern Conferenct• last
season, and by winning a coin flip with
the San Diego Clippers, who finished
last in the Western Conference.
The Lakers wasted no time in
selecting Worthy, who averaged 15.6
points per game for North Carolina last
season and scored a game-high 28 points
in his team's NCAA championship game
victory over Georgetown last March.
The Clippers, however, took half of
their allotted five minutes before making
Terry Cummings of DePaul. another
Junior forward. the second choice m the
draft. The 6-10 AU-American averaged
22.3 points and 11.9 rebounds for the
Blue Demons last season.
The third choice, by the Utah Jazz,
was 6-7 junior forward Dominique
Wilkins of Georgia. Wilkins, compared
by some scouts to Philadelphia star
Julius Erving 10 his potential for
generating excitement in the pros,
avera~ed 21.6 points per game during his
career with the Bulldogs and was called
the "Top Dawg of Dunk"
The Da llas Mavericks, choosing
fourth, became the firsl t.eam to S<.'lt'<'t a
senior in the draft, 6-91"1 Bill Garnett of
Wyoming. He averaged 18.1 points per
game last season.
The pick was somewhat of a surprise
because it was believed the Mavericks
would take 6-10 center LaSal le
Thompson of Texas after they had
traded their starting cent.er at the end of
last season, Wayne Cooper, to Portland
for guard Kelvin Ransey Monday.
However, the Mavericks had acquired
center -forward Pat Cummings late
Monday from Milwaukee in exchange
for Dallas' 1982 second -round draft
choice.
The Kansas City Kmgs immediately
snapped up Thompson, the fourth JUnior
selected, with the No. 5 pick. Thompson
averaged 18.6 points and led the nation
with a 13.9 rebound average.
The New York Knkks then selected
ti -5 senio r guard Trent Tuc k e r of
Minnesota, which brought boos from the
large gallery of fans at Madison Square
Garden's Felt Forum. The fans had
chanted for the Knicks to pick Ohio
Stale's Clark Kellogg.
Tucker averaged 14.8 points per game
for the Gophers last seaBOn.
Quinlin Dailey, a 6-3 guard from the
Un1vers1ty of San Francisco who
recently was placed on three years'
probation for sexual assault, was chosen
by the Chicago Bulls as the No. 7 pick
in the draft. Dailey, an AU -American.
averaged 25.2 points per game for the
Dons dunng the 1981-82 sea.son.
How they dr•fted lod•r 1 lo• Ange111 James Worthy (North Carolina). 6-9 lorw8rd
2 San O•ogo Te1ry Cummlnoa tO.Peul). 6· 10 fO•w1rd
3 Utah Dominique Wllli1n1 (Geo<g11). fl· 7 fo,....atd.
4 011111 Bill Gatnetl (Wyoming). fl-9'~ fo,....erd
5 Ken.as City L1Se111 Th0mp110n (Texu), 6-10 cent If
6 N-Vork Trent Tuck1r (M1nn1110t1J. fl-5 gu1•<l
7 Ch•CIQO Ou1n11n Delley tS•n FrencllCQ). fl-3
guerd
8 lndlene Cletk Klltlogg (Ohio Siii•). 6-7 forward
9 Oel!oll CHll Levingston (Wlehtll S11t1) fl..8 fO<Wl!d
10 Atlante Kl!lh Eomonaon (Pu•du•) guerd
I 1 Pott11nd Lllayet11 L••et (AllZOOI Slate) 6-3 gul!d
12 Cleveland John Begley IBoaton College). 6--0
gu&<O
13 N-Je1My E•IC SIMC>y Ftoyd (George!OWO) 6-3 guatd
14 Golden Stlll leater Conner (Otegon s11 .. 1. &-4 guatd
15 PhOenl• Oallld ThtrOklll (Brldley)
t6 Hou11on Ter<y Teagle (B•yl<><I
17 Kensat Clly Brooke Stee>e>e (Georgia Teen 1
18 Oe1•ott Ricky Ple1ce (R1ce1
19 Oenve1 Robb W11111m1 (Houlton)
20 M1lw1u.... Paul Pressey (Alctlmond)
21 New Je•sev EO<l1e Phllltps (Alebama) 22 Ph•lsdelphla Ma•k McNamere (Cai )
23 Boston Oamn T 11111 (Cleveland Sta1e1 ------
South dazzles,
tempers flare
North upset b y all the razzl e
By ROGER CARLSON
Of the Dell)' Piiot St8'f
The South AU-stars made ll
five in a row -a hrst for the
Orange County All-star football
game -but that wasn't the only
"fU'St" Monday night at Orange
Coast College where the Rebels
plowed under the underdog
North, 36-13.
It was a bitterly fought contest
from the outside with personal
fouls raising more hair on the
ba c k of the nec k s than
touchdowns and two player s
were ejected during the course of
th game.
WHEN IT WAS over Servite
Coach Ron Smeltzer. who'll be
coaching many of the Soulh's
olayers as the Shrine Game's
(Rose Bowl. July 17) South
coach, refused to shake hands
with winning coach Bob Lester
of El Mociena.
"If you have a game on your
schedulE' next season I'd like to
play you." was S m e ltzer's
response to Lester's hand. Then
h e stalked away. end of
postgame discussion (wi th
Lester).
Dave Geroux of Edison, Mark
Templeton of Foothill and Jim
Torok of El Modena proved to be
as good as billed
But there were also man y
penalties 13 for 108 yards for
th e South , alone -and
combined wtth some razzle-
dazzle play at the end which
helped mount the final margin,
Smeltzer was smoldering, to say
the least. "It was embarrassing for my'
kids," says Smeltzer . ·'H e
(Lester) rubbed ll in. They didn't
have to do that, usin~ fake
reverses, reverse passes. . . "
With 3:56 remammg and the
South up by a 29-13 count, the
Rebels w enl lo Capistrano
Valley's Sam Finch, who took
what appeared t o be t h e
begmrung of an end around and
turned 1t into a 62-yard scoring
play with Fountain Valley's Joel
Seay on the rec<'1vmg end.
FOR THE SOUTH, it was the
coup de grace, the final touch to
an explosive night of football.
but for the beat.en North, it was
the last slap in the face.
TitE TO LOOK -Fountain Valley High's Matt Stevens ( 15)
looks downfield as his teammate, center Dale Crane (50), one of
four Fountain Valley offensive starters for the Sou th, is ready
O.Uy Piiot Pftotoe by Cherlee Sten
to hold off any defensive pressure. The South gave Stevens the
time and he responded with 209 yards through the air in a
36-13 victory at OranRe ~t College Monday night.
For the record the South
proved superior in just about
every department, using ei~ht
players in the scoring column.
The heralded backfield of
quarterback Matt S tevens of
Fountain Valley a n d runners
Smeltz.er also lashed out at the
play of the game. which was out
of control early. "You have to
JUmp on 1t nght away and they
(the off1c1als) didn't," s aid
Smeltzer. "Brunot (Canyon High full
back Ed Brunot) took .a
deliberate spear in the back. It's
not worth it, not to just come out·
and try to hurt people." Navratilova, King,
Evert Lloyd advance
Jaeger , S hriver , however, are upset
> "1:MBLEOON. England (AP) Edmondson of Australia defeated
-(.De fending champion Chris Ramesh Krishnan of India 6-3.
Evert Lloyd pursued top-seeded 1-6. 6-1, 6-4 and No. 16 Steve
Martin a Na v ra t1 I ova and Denton completed a match begun
sentimental favorite Billie Jean Monday by outlasting South
King into the quarterfinals of the African Schalk van der Merwe,
A 11 -E n g I and Tennis 6-7. 7-5, 3-6, 6-4, 13-11
Championships at Wimbledon The match was suspended at
but fourth-seeded Andrea two sets each and 10-10 in the
J ~ was ambushed by Anne fina l set Monday because or
h and No. 7 Pam Shriver darkness.
was stunned by Barbara Potter.
Lloyd stormed back from a
first-set tiebreaker loss to boast a
~. 6-3, 6 -1 victor y over
15 seeded Virginia Ruzict of
ia. Navratilova overcame
so strong early play to subdue
18-~1ar-old Zina Garrison 6-3,
6-2, while King, playing in her
102nd singles match at the All-
Efid Club, tripped sixth-
se ed Wendy Turnbull o f
A 6-2. 6-3.
ith, the No. 13 seed.
upended Jaeger 6-4, 6-2. while
the 10th-seeded Potter ousted
Shriver with surprising ease, 6-2,
6-4. American Joanne Russell did
ln ntnth-eeeded Sylvia Hanika of
West Germany 6-4, 6-7. 6-3.
rd-seeded Tracy Austin
tlle trouble ousting We.t
any's Claudia Kohde 6·3,
6
All aeven women advanced
Into the quarterfinal• of the
rah)-j>1-gued tournament. wh!le
Carldy Reynold• downed fellow
n Pam Teeguarden ~· 7,
to move Into tho fourth
Re)'Mlda now will face
N 1 BetUna Sunp In lhe flruil
four\h·round mat.chup.
On tht men'• 1Jdt, 1lx\h ...s.ct Otnt M1ytr ptntd tho
round of 18 with • 1 O, O·I, &·<> vi lQry over fellow America,,
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TODAY'S RESULTS
lhn'• Second Rovnd 81nglH
Steve 0.0100 (U S ) de! Schalk van de•
Me""e (South Africa). 6-7. 7-5. 3-6, 8-4, 13· t 1
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Mark EomondllOn (Australla) def Remea~
Krishnan (India). 6-3, I-fl. 8-1. 6-4
Gene Mayer (U S ) def Larry Stelank1 (U S ) 1.e. 6-3, a-o
Ru8"11 Simpson (New Zealand) def Marcot Hooevar (Brazil), 3-6. 5-7, 8-3. 7-6. 8-3
Meta w111nder (Sweden) def Stanlelo~
Birnef (Czechollovakla). 6-3. 8-4, 6-4
Tim Meyot11 (U S ) def Suhl Menon (lndl1)
8-4. 6-2, 3.-e, 7-6
Stefan Slmonuon (Sweden) def Leo P•tikv'
tFlnllfld), 8-3. 6-4, 6-7, 7-5
Joh1n Kriek (Sou1fl Af<1c1) def Pate•
Rennert (US). 4-6. fl..3. 8-4. 8-1
Roecoe Tenner tU S.). def Vlj41y Amrltraj
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Lester responded: "We had a
problem here, 1t was a hrst game
for everybody and we got a mass
of penalties. and probably
deservedly .. late hits."
Lester said before the game it
was h is intentton to showcase the
South's players. not to dwell on
any one poruon of the attack.
and he was true to hjs word.
"We used every play we had."
said the El Modena coach.
As for turning points. the
South cashed in on a blocked
punt to score with no time left in
the first half to take a 15-6 lead,
but it wasn't broken open until
Westminster's Mike Waters
recovered a fumbled punt at the
North 20. which evolved into
Ke n Laszlo's 16-yard touchdown
run on the first play in the fourth
period.
THE NORTH rallied to within
15-13 on the third quarter's first
~ion when Servite's Doug
Butler got an assist from Waters
to complete a 21-yard touchdown
pass to Mike ,Bowles of Cypress.
Wate rs appeared to have it
in tercepted. but J05t a juggling
act and the ball feU into Bowles'
hands.
That, however, along with a
(See SOUTH, Page C%)
ANGELS, TEXAS
OPEN SERIES
ARLINGTON, Texas -Fresh
off thelr satisfying series victory
over the KanaU City Royala, the
Anjcll begin a aix-pme road trip
here tonight (~:36 PST) ~t
the Texaa Rangel'9 .
By defeettna the Royals, 9-t Sunday af ternoon, the Anael1
concluded t h t' homc1tand
wiantnl 9-of-18 pm19, lncl~
l-of-4 lrom Kan111 Oly. 'IM
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Will Garvey's streak end tonight?
LOS AN(HU .. l':S (AP) -Dick
Wllllam11. thu m.~t'r ut thf' &n OlejlO
Padrui, wua lookln6( ul • copy of the
N•Uon•I L~ut• Wt'tll 11Jlnd!ngs before
hi• olub upuned 111 lour aame aerie•
&A&flinlt th~ Loi Angt!lea Dodgers.
quJ\e u happy u he m11ht have been u
tl'I Pac.ir't!'I hadn't lott to the Dod~ni 6-4
Monday nlaht.
Pedro Guerruo homert.-d with om.• cm 1n
the aixth when t.ht• Dcxlgt•n; ovt•romt• a
3-2 San Diego leud.
duy11 l'w lu1d h belort'. J'w pl•ycd ln
µ1&ln bdoN', bt.lt l'U huvu to i;t~ about
lOrnorruw ratght when l ~ •t to lhc pnrk
and u-.t It " The 1econd-place Padre• are still
ahead of the thU'd p~ Dodgera, but the
lead ls now only two games.
The Dodgeni tn1ih'(I hy 11 run wht•n
lo.ing pitcher Chrtlj Wt•b1h, :'> ;i, w11lk{-d
Ron RoenJck.-to lt>ad oct lht• 11l xlh und
Guerrero followed with hit 13th hunwr
He'U no doubt play, and his rru.inagt•r,
Tom LMorda, !\bid tw hopes Garvey h1
able lo n1a rnta111 htN streak, but tw
cauuuned, "SometlmeR 8lreuloi do end
bl'CaUllC of injuries."
The: 11klµpt•r of tht• Pa<ir8 Ukt.>d what
he NW.
"L.A. la the tt:am to bt.>i.t," he WWI
eayina. "I reBpect Atlanta, very much -
don't m1aunderatand but as long as we
keep the Dodgers lx•hind u11, I'll be
And the Dodaers, with thelr thlrd
straight win and 11th in their lut 14
outlnga to go five &amt!tl over .500, tholr
high mark of the seuon, ...-. only 41.Aa
games behind the division-leading
Braves.
Steve Garvey lht-n 11hot u duublt> to
the wall 1n center, but pulled hi.a right
hamstring and had to leave the game.
Garvey, who has played in 1,020
games in a row, the fifth-longt>St playing
on streak on record, 1M11d of the injury,
"It's been tight the l1111t thrc.'<' or' four
F<!mando ValC!nzuela, 10-6. earned the·
win, joining Philadelphia's Stevt> Carlton
us the NL's first 10-game winners.
ha " ~fiiums is still huppy, then, only not
Steve Yeager cracked a two-run
homer and a run-scoring single and
Astro GM delighted
with J.R.'s effort
From AP diapatcbes
DAYTONA BEACH -J .R. m
Richard, making his first start since
suffering a near fatal stroke two years
ago, began a journey Mo~day night .
that he hopes will lead ham back to the ma)Or
leagues.
"It took a lot of hard work to get here, and
it's going to take a lot of hard work to get back,"
the 32-year-old pitcher said after hurling four
innings for the Daytona
Beach Astros of the F1orida
St.ate League.
"I felt fine. I thought 1
could have gone two more
innings," added Richard, who
threw 64 pitches, four more
than trainers had decided he
should throw in the outing.
The former Houston
Astros patcher who was felled
RICHARD by a stroke on J~y 30, 1980,
had spent the last month in a special extended
spring training program in Sarasota. A sellout
crowd of 4,500 at City Island Park gave him a
standing ovation before the game and after he
completed hlS appearance.
The St. Petersbur g Cardin als touched
Richard for three runs on three hits in the first
inning. But the right-hander settled down in the
second retiring the side in order -and
allowed only two more hits the rest of the way.
Quote of the day
George Allen, after being named coach
and part-owner of the Chicago franchise in
the fledgltng Unite d States Football
League: "Withm one month 1 could put
together a team of free agents that could be
c ompetitive in the National FootbaJI
League"
Grich leads Angel All-star charge
NEW YORK -Bobby Grich of m
the Angels and Wallie Randolph of
the New York Yankees are locked in
a close battle for the second-ba\e
position in the final week of balloting for the
American League AU-star team. . .
With one more week of balloung left, Gnch
led Randolph by 27,931 votes. 515,984-488,053,
the league said Monday Frank White of Kansas
City was third with 462,523
votes. 25.5 3cf behind
Randolph.
Final results of fan
balloting for the July 13 All-
star Game at Montreal will be
announced on Tuesday, July 6. .
The top vote-getter
through Monday was George
Brett of the Royals, who had
QAICH 1,066,897 for the third-base
spot. Brett, who received the most votes in last
year's All-star balloting, was 425,966 votes ahead
of Toby Harrah of Cleveland, who had 640,931.
Fred Lynn of the Angels was l.ock~ in a
close duel with former teammate Jun Rice of
Boston for the third outfield spot. Reggie
Jackson of the Angels Jed outfield balloting with
651,831 votes, followed by Rickey Henderson of
Oakland with 537,075 and Lynn with 535,731.
Rice. with 482,418, was 53,313 votes behind. Left
fielder Dave Winfield of the New York Yankees
had 478,082 votes.
Carlton Fisk of the Chicago White Sox led
catchers with 995,966 votes, and Rod Carew of
the Angels had 869,035 votes for first base.
Bucky Dent led balloting for shortstop with
591,733 votes.
Carlton picks up 10.th victory
S t eve Carlton became the m National League's first 10-game
wanner as he pitched a 1-0 victory
over the St. Louis Cardinals Monday
night that boatted the Phillies into the National
League F.ast lead for the first time this season
. . . In other games, Nolan Ryan and Bert
Roberge combined on a four-h1tter, and Jose
Crut drove in two runs with a single and a
scrafice fly, leading Houston to a rain-plagued
6-2 decision over Atlanta. The game was delayed
for two hours, seven minutes by a heavy
thunderstorm in the first inning Joe
Morgan triggered a slx-run first inning with a
leadoff homer and capped it with a sacrifice fly
as San Francisco topped Cincinnati 7-1 ...
Leon Durham hit two home runs to power the
I Chicago Cugs to a 6-4 victory over Pittsburgh
... The New York Mets have placed Hubie
Brooks on the 15-day disabled list so that he can
recuperate from a pulled left hamstring.
Baseball today
On this date in baseball in 1968:
Detroit's Jim Northrup hit his fourth
bases-loaded home run in a five-week span,
and his third in five days. The blast, a
third-mning shot off Chicago's Cisco Carlos,
highlighted the Tigers' 5-2 victory over the
White Sox.
On this date an 1937:
Chicago Cubs first baseman Rip Collins
played a whole game without a putout or
an assist.
On this date in 1916:
Long before baseball was to become a
billion-dollar business, the Chicago Cubs
and Cincinnati Reds were able to play an
entire nine-inning game using just one ball.
Today's birthdays:
Former Minnesota slugger H armon
K illebrew is 46. Texas pitcher Rick
Honeycutt is 28.
Henderson, A's topple Royals
Rickey Henderson drove in four m
runs and Dwayne Morphy clubbed a
three -run homer Monday night,
leading the Oak.land A's to an 8.-4
victory over Kansas City, dropping the Royals
three games behind the league-leading Angels in
the American League West. Oakland Coach
Clete Boyer handled the team after A's Manager
Biiiy Martin returned to the hotel suffering from
the flu . . . Elsewhere, Je rry Remy broke a tie
with a three-run double in the seventh and
Bos ton went on to score a 9-7 win over
Milwaukee, allowing the Red Sox to move three
games ahead of the Brewers in the AL East
. . . Rudy Law hit a three-run double and
Steve Kem~ rapped. a two-~ homer as the
Chicago White Sox rupped Minnesota 8-7.
Bulls hire Westhead as coach
Paul Westb ead, insisting he •
advocates the fast-break, running
game, al though he was fired by the
Los Angeles Lake rs because of his
restrk tive offense, was named head coach of the
Chicago Bulls Monday. Terms of his four-year
contract were not disclosed ... A temporary
restraining order has been issued which bars
prosecution of any lawsuits against the National
Basketball Association until the NBA gets its
own hearing in the San Diego Clippers
controversy. The Clippers are trying to move
from San Diego to Los Angels where they would
play at the Sports Arena . . . The Dallas
Mavericks traded center Wayne Cooper and a
1985 firstiround draft pick to Portland in
exchange tor guard Kelvin Ranaey . . . New
Orleans Saints quarterback Dave WU.on denies
reports linking him with accused cocaine dealer
Mike Strac han, a fonner Saints running back.
The NFL's first-round draft choice from Illinois
said he "wouldn't even recognize Strachan if I
met him on the street."
Television, radio
TELEVISION: No events scheduled.
RADIO: Baseball -Angels at Texas, 5:35
p .m., KMPC (710); San Diego at Dodgers, 7:)l5
p.m., KABC (790).
Still, Valenzuela labored for the
second successive start.
o.., P11ot ll'hoto bJ Chartee St.n
LOOSE BALL -Edison High's Rick Di.Bernardo (43). the
South's middle linebacker, has his eye on a loose ball, but he
didn't get it. The Notre Dame-bound DiBernardo led a
defensive assault on the North in a 36-13 South victory.
From Page C1
SOUTH ROLLS. • •
35-yard burst by Buena Park's
Mo Pnntup for a second-quarter
touchdown, was really the extent
of the North's game.
The r est o f th e l'VC'n1ng
belonged to the winners. who
scored first, often and last.
Stevens, voied the offensive
player of the game, completed
only 9 of 27 (33 percent) behind
an offensive front that
consistently gave him excellent
protection.
But, as Stevens often did while
at Fountain Valley, he went over
the 200-yard mark in total
yardage. getting 209 with the
help of 40-yard plays to Geroux
and Laguna Hills' Dan Blanck
and a 47-yarder to Seay.
''Stevens played a marvelous
game," said Lester. "He'll do
very well at UCLA, that's for
sure."
"Asked if there was any one
thing he could point to as his
team's downfall," Smeltzer said,,
"Talent, all over the place, but I
thought we could put some
pressure on Stevens. We didn't."
Said Lester: "The offensive hnc
had a helluva go."
Geroux got the South started
by ramblmg eight yards with a
screen pass for a TD on fourth
down and Tustin's John Collard
added a 36-yard field goal.
The last play of the second
quarter found Templeton bolting
over from the three behind the
F.ciison blocking tandem of guard
Craig Dum.ity and Geroux.
But the North's last gasp was
at 15-13. then the South pulled
away with simply too many
weapons, too many big plays.
Wate rs, along w ith Edison's
Rick DiBernardo. Santa Ana's
Fortino Rivera and others, made
the South's defense JUSt too hard
to handle.
The crowd of 7,100 was treated
to one of the mos t explMi-ve
games of the 23-year series, but
it'll be remembered as one of the
most bitter. The South stiU trails
in the series, 14-9.
Poland
has eye
• on semis
MADRID, Spain (AP) .:.ii...
Poland has emerged as a !lurprlael
<..'Ontender tor soccer's 1982 World!
Cup. :
The Poles, who opened their:
firUlls campaign wilh a brace of4 goalless draws against Italy and ..
Cameroon, dinched a second-j
round berth with a 5-1 triumph.
over Peru last week. I
They proved that wa.s no flukei
with a stunning 3-0 triumph over!
Belgium Monday and moved to.
within one v1t:tory of a semifinal•
spot.
FRANCE ALSO boosted its,
chances of reachmg the Final :
SOCCER
~~~~~~~~~~~~-·
Four by defeaung Austna 1-0 in '
a second-round game m Madrid. '
The top teams m each of four :
three-team groups advance to the '
semis.
Two se<.'Ond-round games were,
played today England took a ,
nine-game winning streak into its !
ma!Ch with Wc:""St Germany in •
Madrid and defending champion
Arge ntina played haly i n I
Barcelona. I
In Poland's victory, Zbigniew :
Boniek, the attacking midfielder, •
scored all three goals as Poland t
ripped to s hred s a Belgian !
defense that had allowed only 1
one goal in three opening round I
matches. •
Bo niek, play ing up front,:
opened with a bullet-Like shot in :
the fourth mmute, followed-up :
with a 27th minute header and I
then rounded o ff a superb
1nd1vidual pe rfo rmance by
beating the Belgian offside trap
for a 53rd minute tap-in.
He was asslSt.ed on two of the
three goals by Gn.egorz Lato, the ,
32-year -o ld veteran , who !
Monday became only the 10th ,
player in history to start in 100 :
international matches. !
LATO, WHO played a role in :
almost every Polish attack, said ,
the Poles were not surprised by ,
their rapid improvement. ;
"When we arrived in Spain we :
hadn't played an important game ,
with our regular team for several ;
months, so it took us some time to :
get it together," Lato said. "I was I
expecting the team to show great •
" I progress. •
Poland now needs only to :
de feat the Soviet Union on July :
4, al.so in Barcelona. to advance to :
the semis for the first time since :
1974. :
France's victory, clinched by a :
stunning 40th minute free kick t
from Bernard Genghini, left the :
French needing only a victory !
over Northe rn Ireland on July 4 :
to clinch a semifinal spot. :
The French beat Northern 1
Ireland 4-0 in an exhibition
match last month, but coac h
Miche l Hidalgo said his team
would not be overco nfident
whe n they faced the Irish.
"W e d o n o t mak e an y
comparisons w ith the game we
played m Paris." he sa1d .
Seahawks' Stanley
signs with Royals
Ocea n Vie w High product
Ke vin Stanley. a three-year
standout for the Seahawks, has
signed a professional contract ,
with the Kansas City Royals'
organiza tion a nd has been
assigned to S arasota, which
competes m the rookie league in I
Florida
Stanley was an outfielder and '
pitc h e r for O cean View, I
compihng a .320 batting average
and 4-5 won-loss record as a l
pitcher. I Stanley. a left-hander, was
chosen on the sixth round of the I
regular phase of the recent major
league draft.
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1 UE SOAV. JUNE 19. 191i:? ORANGE COUNTY CAllfORNIA 25 CENTS
Will doctors help pay for divorce?
The., 2,500 physk1an members
of the· Orange County Medical
Association are being asked U>
lend financial support to a fellow
practitioner Involved in a
precedt>nt-settlng divorce
lawsuit.
In the latest issue of Steth-0 -
Scoop, the OCMA newsletter,
doctors are being asked lo
contribute to a "defense fund"
Mortgage
decision
debated
Monday's landmark U .S .
Supreme Court d ecision
upholding the right of federally
chartered savings and loans to
dema n d full payme nt o f a
mortgage when a property is sold
will eith er help or hurt the
depressed housing industry.
Depending on who's doing
the talking, the high court's De
la Cuesta dec1s1on e ither is
viewed as a shot-in-the-arm for
the housing industry or another
impediment lo the already
beleaguered homebuyer.
Calling the d e c1s1on a
"tremendous victory for Cali-
fornia homebuyers." William
Mortensen, president of the
California Savings and Loan
League hailed the decLSion
for Dr Mark Sulltvari, a Lagunu
Hills urologist lo('ked in u
com~u nity property dt11pute
with IJant·t SuUivan.
At lSSUe In the lawsuit now
before a state appeals court 1s
whether Dr. Sullivan's medicid
degree can be considered
commu nity property and
whether Mrs. Sullivan may claim
a share of her former husband's
future earnmg11
Last January, the 4th District
Court of Appeal in Sa n
Ber n ardino ruled in Mr s .
Sullivan's favor. The appeals
court, however, subsequ ently
agreed to reconsider itS ruling. A
decision 1s pending.
Regardless of that outcome,
one OCMA official believes the
issues in the case ultimately must
be decided by tht' U S. S upreme
Court.
"The questions (raised In the
case) affect anyone with a
credt-ntial, whether It's an airline
pilot's license or a medical
degree," sa id Dr J o hn
Bridgeman . assoc1at1on
president-elect.
He said any principle that
would hold a medical degree
"We are very happy to have
our historic lender's right
restored," said Mortensen. "But
it will be the homebuyer who
will real!y reap the benefits from
this ruling, because the bottom
line is that S&L associations will
now have more money available
for home mortgages."
A somewhat different view,
however , is offered by Fred
Crane, the Riverside attorney
who represented Huntington
Beach resident Reginald de la
Cuesta in his quest to have the
federal regulation overturned
AID AND COMFORT -Don Mott of Irvine
comforts his fiancee. Kimberly McReynolds,
25, also of Irvine, as a paramedic checks her
blood pressure following a two-car collision
Monday in Costa Mesa. Accident occurred
Deity l'llot ""°40 1»J C._... l t.,r
about 5 p.m. at intersection of Mesa Drive and
Elden Avenue. After receiving emergency aid,
Miss McReynolds was taken to St. Joseph
H ospital in Orange for further treatment, but
wasn't hospitaliz.ed.
"This is an anti-real estate,
pro-lender decision," Crane sajd.
"It can only hurt the savings and
loan industry because brokers
won't take people to them
anymore and it won't create
money for them."
Asfronalits test r oboi arm
Man e u vers ch eck m ech anical limb for future h oisting
Crane added that he believes
the d ecision wall have no
immediate effect other than to
take the 20 percent of properties
impacted by the decision out of
the real estate market for the
time being.
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla.
(AP) -Columbia's work-weary
astronauts unlimbered the space
shuttle's 50-foot mechamcal arm
for its stiffest workout today,
lifting an instrument package the
size of a desk "to sniff for
contammauon" inside the cargo
bay.
The test. more of a weight·
lifting demonstration than
anything else, is intended to
cerufy the robot limb for future
satellite-hoist.mg assignments.
Arm maneuvers were the main
item of business as K en
Mattingly and Henry Hartsfield
began a third demanding day in
space after imploring Mission
Control not to bother trouble-
shooting "all the little problems."
The fu-st little problem of the
new day was with the hand-
s n a r e of the arm. Within
minutes, Mission Control directed
Hartsfield to a backup control
and he began the tests.
The astronauts went to bed
tired and Hartsfield suffered
slight motion sickness Monday
Today, Hartsfield's voice was
booming at wakeup and s trong as
he began to move the arm,
hinged in the cargo bay, through
a series of preciS<' exercises.
"The bottom line 1s that we'll
all talk abou t De la Cuesta and
We llenkamp until the money
market opens up and then when
interest rates come down no one
will care," he said.
"The whole thing will die
:iown in two or three weeks and
the only one left wiU be the seller
with federally financed property
he can't sell," Crane continued.
County's jobless
Standmg at a remote station m
the cockpit, Hartsfield unlatched
the arm from its cradling device
and maneuvered it into pos1t1on
to lift an 800-pound monitoring
pack.age in the rear of the cargo
bay.
He said the decision now gives
lhe Federal Home Loan Bank
Board "carte blanche" to
proliferate mortgage regulauons.
rate 'to climb' The initial difficulty was with
the wire "fingers" that were to
latch onto the pack.age. At one
point, Hartsfield said the "snares
do not move; they seem to be
fully closed." The California Supreme Court
ruled in 1978 in its Wellenkamp
decision that state -licensed
savings and loans and banks
could not enforce the due-on-sale
clause in California.
In applauding the justices'
decision in the De la Cuesta case,
Mortensen said. "We hope this
will begin to restore the
traditional long-term borrower
relationship. where both parties
know where they stand and
what to expect."
NATION
Orange County's
unemployment rate, which hit a
five-year high in May, is not
expected to fall when figures for
the current month are released.
That's the prediction of
analysts in the Santa Ana office
of the State Employment
Development Department, who
say this month's jobless rate will
move upward due to an inClux of
new graduates and summer
jobseekers in the labor force.
Beyond that, analysts say the
usual seasonal decline in school
and agricultural employment
Reagan sets ne ws conferen ce
WASHING TON (AP) -President Reagan will
hold a news conference, his 1 llh since taking office,
Wednesday al 5 p.m. PDT in the White House East
Room . deputy White House press secretary Larry
Speakes said today.
Snow falls in Yosemite
.YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK (AP) -
Summer visitors wete jolted by scenes of wintry
splendor today a.s anow fell at higher elevations ln the
park. Four inches was measured a t 8,500-foot
Tuolumne Meadows and more was falling.
Reagan signs voting bill r-
W ASHINOTON (AP) -With some of the
natJon'a beet~known dvlt r11hta leaden looldna on,
Prealdent Reaa an 1l1n•d into law today a bill
renewm, the 198~ Voun, RJchta Act. "The rtaht io
vole," Reqan uld, "ii Lh• C'rown jewel of American
Ubeniel, and we will not ... le• luater dlmlnlahed."
"will be accentuated by the
closures of several retail stores
and bankruptc ies among
mvesunent farms."
"Certain defense contractors
anticipate increased hiring, but
layoffs will continue in
co nstru ction and
manufacturing," they added in
their outlook for June.
The county's jobless rate in
May hit 6.4 percent, up from 6.1
percent in April and 3.6 percent
m May 1981.
May's rate was thP highest
since June 1977
COUNTY
The arm. too frail to support its
own weight m Earth's gravity.
was tested on Columbia's last two
trips but not so extensively as
today.
The multaJointed celestial
crane gi.ngerl y lifted the
instrument-filled package and
moved it about the bay to
measure contaminants a nd
gather data to assess the shuttle's
impact on satellites and payloads
in the cargo bay.
Yachting old timers gather
The "kids" of the Balboa Island Yach t Club got
together for a 60th anniversary celebration -and
some of them dated back to the 1920s. Page Bl.
SPORTS
South All-Stars win
The South All-stars used a little raulc dazzle to
defeat the North In the Orange C.Ounty All-1tar
football game. Paae Cl.
Phoenix picks Masee
Kevin M•1••· UC Irvin•'• two-tlm
All·Amlrican, wu ~hc.n by Phoenix ln the 8KIOnd
round of Uwt NaUonal BMketbaU AmodltJon draft
today. (l'Mller 1'°')', Cl).
"property" and permit an
estranged spouse a future share
of earnings based on a degrt.-e "is
kind of scary."
"We're potentially becoming
indentured servants," Bridgeman
said.
Bndgeman , who said he
occasionally lunches with
Sullivan, said he Is hoping
members wW come forth wath
monetary support
T h e association board of
dira·t.ors, at Its April meeting,
authorized the monetary appeal
to appt!ar an the newsletter,
Bridgeman said
He added there was "some
1natlal reticence" to requesting
assistance fo r Sullivan After
discus,,1on, however, association
directors were unanimous in
urgmg the newsletter appeal.
Bolsa Chica
• stirs stormy
council meet
By ROBERT BARKER Sacramento today to make the
01 ttie Delly Piiot Steff council ma)Ortty's feelings known
There have been lots of stormy before an Assembly committee
Bolsa Chica discussjons over the holding hearings
years but probably none stormier Supportmg the acuon were
than Monday night's session Thomas . Pattinson , Don
before lhe Huntington Beach MacAlhster and Kelly
City Council. Opposed were Mandie and
-Councilmen John Thomas Councilwomen Kuth Bailey and
and Ron Pattinson wer e Ruth Finley
questioned about possible conflict Thomas. the owner of a crane
of interest. and trucking business, was
-Mayor Bob Mandie accused questioned on possible conflict by
some of his colleagues of Mrs Bailey
panicking and not knowing what "h's true, asn't it, that you
they were voting about. work for S1~nal Landmark
-Councilman Jack Kelly (major landowner m the area)
accused his colleagues of not and Am 1n o1 I (major o i 1
having "gut No. l" on the Bolsa producer)?"
Chica. "Stop pussy-footing "I don't work for Signal,"
around," he said. "we need to Thomas replied.
come up with a posture." Deputy City Attorney Art
Causing the c.'Ontroversy was a Folger said at was up to Thomas
motion by Thomas for the City to decide the extent of the work
Council to support the Orange and the possible conflict.
County plan for the development Mrs. Bailey said today she's
of the 1,600 acres. going to pursue the matter with
The coastal area is located in the city attorney's office.
Orange County territory but is Mrs. Bailey also declared of
surrounded on three sides by Pattinson. "You're working for
Huntington Beach city limits a nd John (councilman Thomas) "
on the fourth by the Pacific Pattinson said later he is
Ocean. working part-time 1n public
Thomas also asked the council relations for Thomas
lo support the bill by state Sen. "I'm calling on people h e
Paul Carpenter. D-Cypress. that doesn't have lime to get around
would take the matter out of the _ to," Patllnson said
State Coastal Comm1ss1on's • "l 've gotten an his face before
hands. and I will get tn has face again."
Thomas' motion passed 4-3 a.nd Mrs. Bailey said she is taking a
Pattinson was scheduled to go to (See BOLSA, Page A!)
State aides blistered
over Crystal Cove
By J EFF ADLER
01 ltle Delly Piiot Staff
State parks and recreation
officials came to tell o{ their
development plans for Crystal
Cove State Park Monday ryight
The cove's cottage rPSidents came
loaded for bear.
The residents' questions to a
trio of state officials came hard
and fast, bitterness. anger and
hostility boihng to the surface.
''Do you realize that you're
going to be discussing people's
homes?" asked cottage resident
Sherrie Mitchell, just minutes
into the meeting. "What
consideration did you give to the
children living in the cove and
the fact that you are taking them
out of their homes and their
schools?"
As the officials pressed ahead
in their effort to outline their
proposed development plans,
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they repeatedly were interrupted
by resjdents who made it clear
that they hadn't come to hear the
proposals.
"We want to focus on what is
going on now and why we can't
get leases." comm ented one
woman
Added another resident, "Our
input on this plan is we're really
not interested because it's based
on the premise we're being put
out of our homes."
When residents attending the
crowded meeting at El Morro
Elementary School did direct
their attention to state's
development plans for the cove,
theiri criticism was equally
stinging.
"Th is plan is ill-conceived, iU-
t hough tout and will be
ill-executed," said Kenneth
Gabriel. "It's a cl~ic example of
(See CRYSTAL, Page Al)
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Movies B6
National News A3
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Stock Markets B5
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Columni1t flay• PLO
Th• P1le1tlne Liberation Or1an laatlon had
blcorne "permee\ed by Lhup and ldwnturer1t wnto
colwnnlm Ivana and Novo. ,... AfJ, .
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Dow Jones Final
UP 0.28
CLOSING 812.21
Kaiser awarded
drilling pact
Ka1~1 Stt'<•I Co ha\ lx"t•n awardL'<i a c:ontract to
build the baw for J '>C('()nd d(>{'p water oil drilling
platfor m to be loc·ut•:d nml' miles off Huntmgton
Beach
Thl· platform ,ackct w ill be installed al the Beto
field where a previous platform was Installed 1n 191:10
in 265 feel of waler
S h ell Califor111a Protluct1on, Inc . Caltfornia
prod uC"t1on subs1d1ary of Shell 0 11 Co, said the
20,000-ton stl"t·I platforn1 J<ll'kl•t (base SC'l'llun) wilJ be
assembll·d by K a1iwr in Va lll'jo, w ith major
prefabnl'at1on work lx'ing dune• 1n Napa and Font;ma
Approximately 500 workers will bt· dm.><:tly t>mploy('<i
a t the pt'ak of fabrication an d a~mbl y
K()// sells Grove tract
A 1.4-acre pa n ·el a t 1727'1. Garden Grove
Boulevard in Garden G roVl' has bt.'<'n sold by The KoU
Company of Newport Beach to the Dale M Kellogg
Tru.<a of Nt'wport Beach for $1 6 million.
The Newport Beach ufflL'l' of Grubb & Ellis
Commt·rc1al Brokerage Company rt-pn"Sentt'CI both
part1e. Bromar, food brokc-r. 1s tht· tenant 1n the
20.044 square-foot facility
T-bill rate incr ease
By The Associated Press
For the fifth straight week. investors have
.:iemanded a higher interest rate tor money they loan
the government. driv1l'lg U S Treasury shor t-term
borrowing costs to thl• highest levels since m1d -
February.
The Treasury borrowed $9 billion in the sale of
three-and six-month bills Monday. nd by week's end
will have raised $17 billion.
Financial econom ists expect the Treasury wiU go
on a borrowing binge in the second half of tht.• year.
seeking a n estima ted $90 billion to $100 billion over
the next six months and as much as $50 billion more m
the first three months of next y~ar.
The avera~e d iscount rate on the six-month
Treasury bills auctioned Mond ay was 13.419 percent,
up from 13.031 percent a week earlier and th e highest
since the Feb. 16 level of 14 36 perren t. T hree-month
bills were auctioned at a n average discount rate of
I 3 209 percent
Hospita l streng then ed
Greatwest Hospitals lnc announced ll negouatf'd
bank Imes aggregatmg $40 million
This strengthening of the company's fmanc1al
resources follows a public offering of c:ommon stock
last February and primarily was to fund G H rs $30
m1ll1on capital improvemen t and l'Xpans1on program
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AMERICAN LEADERS
NEW YORK 1Al't So11~~ JD m pntl' :~t·~'~~M~oc~f •nr .:~~,;:>" .~!~"':
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0~1t1na11on1
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Aluminum 75 71 c:.<tll e pPulWI N Y
Me<cury 1370 00 per nos!< ~II"""' S2•9 00 lray 01 N Y
SILVER
Handy & Harman S5 610 pe, 1•0y OUn<:4
GOLD QUOT A TIONS
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Frenllf~rt: \J 11 99. up $15 99
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