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8,000 pray in Pitisburgh for jobs
PITTSBURGH (AP) -The
1tadlum 1coreboard flaahed
"Jeeu.a la the Anlwer" next to an
advertt.ement for U.S. Steel u
8,000 people -lncluding Idled
11.eel and coalwwken -aaked
God for a mincle to help revive
their atruggllng industries.
"Satan and all your forces, we
command you to get out of town
and take your handa off our
milla!" the Rev. Gary A. Mltrick
told the Three Riven Stadium
crowd at the "Miracle of
PUt1bur1h" prayer meeUna
Monday even.J.na.
The free-admlulon meettna
wa1 1pon1ored by four
Pittaburah bwd.nemmen who aid
they had a ''vision" of 3& people
invoking divine will to reverw
setback• in the nation'•
a trug1Hn1 steel and coal
lndu.atriee.
"We're aeklng God 's
forgiveness for the errors that
nave been committed -on
mana1ement'1 1tde, on labor'•
lide and on the people'• aide,"
aaid Sal Moliterno, 34, a
Plttabu.J'sh wholeealer and one ot
the lpoNOn of the three-hour
revival
"The 1teel m1lll and the coal
mJnea are not the 1ource for
people," Moliterno aald. "God ii
the IOW'Ce, where people ahould
have gone in the tint place."
About a third of the nation'•
9 killed, 4 7 wounded
•~lworken have ..beell 1aJd oil
ln the lndUltr)''• current alwnp,
and • ldxth of unlonbed cio.1
workera are jobi-. accord1nl to
indUIU'y and labor a.urea.
United Steelworllen Union
reprHentaUvea are due in
Pitt1bur1h WednHday for
follow-up calka to lut week'•
11•ona with the nation'• major
1teel companies, whose mll11
have been opentlnl at lell than
half caJ*llty.
The unlon la con1lderin1
lnduatry appeal.I for wap and
benefit cut1 to help reduce
production COlta ln the face of
low demand, h.tah interest rat.el,
and ltiff fontcn competition.
"I came down here becau.e I'm
laid off and becau.e I th.ln.k God
can help ua wlth theae
problema. '' Mid millwriaht Bob
Shope, 85, a father of efiht.
"Hopefully, God will lnlpire
people to came up with the Jilht
answen and open ant doora."
laid Shope, of nearby Munhall,
who wu laid off from U.S . Steel
Corp.'• Home1tead Work1 a
month ago.
"Pittlbur1h needa • mlncle!
Amen!" Mitrlck chanted from a
platform ln center field.
Deaplte little publicity,
oppremive heat and a tru.t of
thunderahowera, the revival
drew a larger turnout than many
Pir•tes baaeball games.
.IRA hoinh blasts rock London
Thatcher
conde1nns
• action
LONOON (AP) -IRA bombs,
one packed with nalla, tore
through a mounted cavalry unit
and a military band in two
London park.a today. killing nine
people, woundlJli 47 and send.inB
victim1 and horses flying
through the air, police said.
In the Houae of Common•.
Prime Minister Margaret
Thatcher condemned the lriah
Republican Anny and declared:
"Theae callous and cowardly
crimel have been committed by
evil and brutal men who know
nothing of democracy and we
shan't rest until they are brought to juatice .,
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SCENE OF DE.VASTATION -Nine people detachment of the Queen's H~old Cavalry
were reported killed and at least seven horses in ceremonial unifonns was on the way to
badly injured (and subsequently destroyed) Buckingham Palace for the changing of the
followina a car bomb exploeion on Carriage· guard when a car bomb was detonated.
Road in Hyde Park, London, this morning. A _
Scotland Yard aaid three
people were killed ln the attack
on the queen'• Hou1ehold
Cavalry in Hyde Park. lncludJna
at leMt two 90ldJen, and that
c.ivillan1 were among the
wounded. Police aa1d lix people
were killed at the banclatand
blMt in Repnt'1 Parll, and one
witnma u1cf all were 90Jd1era.
Her honie going to the dogs
'nle pullng of the Hou.ehoJd
Cavalry, reaplendent in lilver
breaatplate1 and crim1on
unifonns, attracta hundreds of
1oc:al and foretgn spectaton to
Hyde Park every day foe the
changing of the guard ceremony.
At leut le'Ven hones were killed
by the nail bomb, which waa
placed ln a parked car.
Mesan's neighbors complain about 17-animal menagerie .
By JODI CADENHEAD
of'ttleO..,Nothlll chorus of dogs barking every
morning.
"Titls whole neighborhood is
ready to blow," said one woman,
who complained to city animal
control officials. ''They bark all
the time. U she lived in Newport
tSee ANIMAL, Pase AZ)
Birdie Moore of Costa Mesa i.s
an animal ldVer. What elae am
you call a 52-year-old woman
who enda up with 14 d08B> (five
of them sick) three rabbita, two
cats and a duck?
But Alberia "Birdie" Moore's
love of four-legged creatures has
al9o gotten her into plenty of
trouble.
In the last two years she's had
the unfortunate luck of moving
her furry brood into the wrong
kind of nelghborhooda.
Ar1ned thugs take
$9,000 in Laguna
The outlawed hiah Republican
Army claimed reapon.sibllity for
the Hyde Park bombing, and
Brit.lib police said the second
bomb abo was the work of the
IRA, which haa been fighting 13
yeara to ouat Britain from
Northern Ireland.
The bomblngll OCCWTed on a
bright summer day and Cmdr.
William Hudcle.by, commander
of Scotland Yard'• anti-terrorist
branch, 1aid there waa no
warning. He aid the car that
blew up wu packed with 10
pounda of exploaive containing
four-to-alx-lnch naila.
• The lovely two-story white
wood frame home in Costa Mesa
at the corner of Westminster
Avenue and Flower Street has
turned out to be no different
from the condominium in Irvine
or the $420,000 he>Uae in Laguna
Beach that followed.
"I thought it was a country-
type place," said Ms. Moore ,
explaining that she paitl another
'85,000 ln May to purchase a
double lot for her animal family.
"I assumed it would be okay."
It wasn't.
Almart immediately neighbors
began complaining about the
WORLD
Two men, one anned with a
shotgun, the other with a
handgun. bunt into a Laguna
Beach man's h ome Monday
ntght, forced him to open a safe.
and fled with $9,000 in cash.
Police said the two gunmen
fint knockod on the door at Ron
Fogarty'• house on Glomstad
Lane, and when there was no
response, he allegedly kicked the
door in.
The pair threatened the
25-year-old victim and forced
him to open a safe in the hoU8e,
after which they tied him up
with tape and fied ln a dark
colored Vol.kawaaen.
LONDON (AP) -Prime Minister Margaret
Thatcher faced tough questioning today from -
lawmakers angered by Britain's latest spy acandal and
the revelation that Queen Elizabeth II'a chief
bodyguard was homoaexual.
NATION
2 more ban.ks lower prinie rate·
NEW YORK (AP) -Two major bank.a today
joined the move to • lower Drlme lendlng rate,
dropptna t.o 16 percent. Morpn Guaranty Trust Co.,
ranked lifth largett by depoaita among U.S. banks,
lowered lta Prime by one-half percentqe point.
Secret talks so back to FDR
Every American prealdent alnce FrankUn-
Romevelt leel'etly recorded at 1eut lelective Oval
Office ccmverutlona, not.el columnlat Jack Andenon.
P.A6.
Police said Foiarty's girlfriend
was also ln the house, but was•
not banned.
Inveatigatora are seeking two
men in their early twenties. One
was des:rtbed as 6 feet 2 inches
tall, weighing 200 pounds with
short brown hair.
Ria accomplice waa de9Cribed
u being 5 feet 5 inches tall,
weighing 140 pounds, with short.
blond hair.
•Police wouldn't speculate on
how the bandita knew there was
th.at amount of cash ln the home,
nor would they say why the
victim would have $9,000 at
home.
SPORTS
The bomb at Regen\'s Park,
where London Zoo ia located.
went off at a bandstand where
the Royal Green Jackets
regiment band WU playing for
dcnena of 1pectaton, including
many elderly people.
One witne91. Ronald Benjamin,
aaid: "I WU just sitting in a
deckchair looking at the band
when everyth.lna .eemed to come
up from -the bottom of the
_(See LONDON, Pqe At)
2 world swimming mark, set
Two world records were 1et at the U.S .
champlonahlp swimming triala at Mluion Viejo'•
Marguerite Recreation Center swim pomplex. Pace Cl.
Angels victory 'exciting'
The Angel.a increued their leed to three gamee
over Kansai City with an exclttn1 victory over
Baltimore. Pace Cl.
COUNTY
Bommer Canyon tua l0r JcJds .
1/#ftJJtltl BOMB BLASTS -Map locates London's Hyde Park and
Regent's Park where IRA bombs exploded today killing nine
people and wounding many othen.
Storills wreak havoc
in several states
By fte A11odated Preti
Cool, dry air from Canada
1wept in to relieve
Northeutemera who have been
sweltering for a week. but fierce
winds and brutal raln raged ln
New England and tornadoes
danced acnm Indiana cornfields.
Summer atorma threw
lightning against Colorado
mountaina, .etting ablaze forests
of juniper ancf pinon treea
Monday night that continued to
bum out of control today ln the
nagged and retnote t.erraln.
tOreca.ten predicted the heat
Erosion plan hit
DFS MOINES, Iowa (AP) -
Midwest govemon have taken
aim at President Reagan 'a aoU
eroalon control prosram. aaylna
the poorly funded plan WU like
trying to bell out the Pacific
Oceen with .. thimble.
INDEX
wave would break i n the
Northeast today , with
temperature9 expected to 1tay in
the upper 80a.
In New York City, the
mercury hlt 96 and the city
issued a water-preuure alert
caused by open hydrantl.
It was 97 ln Wind8or Locka.
Conn., and 96 in Baltimore, while
Miami enjoyed a moderate 87.
Boston'• temperature climbed
to tie the date's record 98 abortly
after noon Monday . then
dropped 13 degrees i.n lea than
an hour aa thunderatorm1
rumbled in, downing power
lines, flooding 1treet1 and
bringing havoc to marinu.
"bta are sitting on top of
each other. The docks are broken
-they broke looee from the
land," said Celie Taddei at
Mary's Boat. Livery and Lobrter ·
Co. ln ManbfJeld, M .. ., where
funnel clouds and 50 mph tuata
(See BOT, Pqe AZ)
At Your Service A4 Ann Landerw B2
Erma Dombeck B2 Moviel A8
Bulinell 84-5 Mutual Funda B4
Cal1tom1a A5 National NeWI A3
Cavabde B2 PublJic Nodcea C4-~ o ... tMd a..a Spcn Cl-3
Comb B3 Dr.&.incrohn B2 Crom word B3 • Siock Marketa B&
EdltorSal A9 TeleYtlion Be
1'.ntertalnment A8 Thea ten A8 ~ B2 w .. ther A2
A7 World NeWI A3
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~LONDON BLASTS • • •
' b&ndl1And and blow rtaht ln the
i:,.alr -the bodltt, the
... lnatnunenta, everythlna.
: "A tea came within flw feet ot
me. It w• blown rtcht oft. There were manaled bodi• all over the
deckch&ln."
Work.man Frederick Dou11u
1ald: "I went over to the
bandltancl and lt wu an awful
tfaht.
"There were 1pectatora
runninl away ln ahock all over
the place and I counted 16
eoldiers lylna on the lf'OW'ld. It
wae a really terrible 1iaht. I
couldn't believe It.
''One llOldier wu lylna there,
g:roanlna, wtth hia twlda on his
stomacb and blood pourin&
~\hem. There~ oiMn lyl.n(,, U'OW'd and peoJ)le we,..
trylnl to carnfort \him. '-oM IOJdW'I heed WM all a
mua of blood. It looked to me •
11 the lnlU'ument h• had been
playtna h.ad 10JM1 lnto h1I face
with t6e bl.ut." ,
The Repnt'• Park blut came
nearly two houri alter the flrtt
bomb went oU at 10:45 a.m. (2:45
a.m. PM) ln a parked car ln
Hyde Park, about a halt-mile
from Buc.kinlham·Palace· Miriam Sheridan, a wttnem t.o
the Rqent'a Park bombtJll, Mid,
"There were eoldJen lytns there
with all their inteatinee out.
There wu IUCh a tremendoue
crash I couldn't believe It."
HOT WEATHER ...
were reonrtrrl
'Rightists'
blasted
by Bird
St.ate Supreme Court Chief
J~ ~ l'J.f.&abtth 8lrd iold.
FOUP of labor lee«ien Mondar In
Anaheim that Judie al
Independence la threatened by a
"rfaht.-wfnl attempt to peck the
1tate courtl with Jud1e1
responalble to their 1deo1Q8ical
~ewt.''
M1. Bird did not mention
anyone by name ln her addnm to
the California Labor Federation
AFL-CIO. But ahe haa been the
tar1et of a recall campat1n
1oearheaded by 1tate Sen. H.L .
Richard1on, R -Arcadla.
Richardson abandoned the recall
effort earlier thil month, eaying
he did not have the funds to
continue.
Alter the 1peech, Ma. Bird said
she was referring to people
leading a drive to defeat three
recently appointed Supreme
Court justices: Cruz Reynoso,
Otto Kaua and Allen Brouaeard.
Another 1torm left about 10,-
000 electric customers ot>n Long
lsland temporarily without
power.
Parched Jereey City, N.J .,
residents were allowed to drink
from their taps again -u long
as they boiled the water. Service
had been interrupted Thunday
by a major water main break.
others when lt touched down in
Wanatah, police u.td. The atorm
al80 leveled two com fielda, but
no injuries were reported.
High winda fr~m another
storm tore off the roof of a
mobile home in Washington
County, and the people inside
suslained minor injurin, state
police said.
RUFF TIME -Birdie Moore plays with three
of the 14 dogs that share her C.O.ta Meu home
along with two cals and a duck. Her neighbon
llillllY .... ...., ......
anm't happy about the menagerie and have
complained to the city.
She 1aid the "riJlht-win~r·
faction is promoting a "judicial
system in which a peraon must
pa.as an ldeol.ogiatl test in order to
remain a judge."
The heat put a strain on other
utilities in the region H air
conditioners worked overtime.
Baltimore Gas and Electric Co.
said cu1tomers consumed a
record of 4 million kilowatts in
its peak hour.
"We're taking steps to tell our
customers how to avoid reaching
a peak," said Atlantic City
Electric Co. spokesman Bill
Elliott, urging that thermostats
be aet to 78 and uae of major
appliances be restricted.
In Indiana, a tornado wiped
out a home and damaged five
Colorado foreet fires conaumed
more than 500 acres by late
Monday night, fire offldala said.
The largest fire, about four miles
south of Rangely, accounted for
300 acres, but was believed to be
burning itaelf out, alowed by a
drop in wind.
A eecond fire covering about
175 acres wu burning at Yellow
Creek aouth of Rio Blanco Lake.
Two other small blazea were
burning In the Pike National
Forest.
Lightning was considered the
probable cau.se of the two larger
fires, both sighted Sunday.
Valley to discuss
• one-t1Ille tax hill
Fountain Valley City Council
members will discuss a ballot
measure tonight that could create
a spedal one-time local tax to
help pay police and firefighter
salaries.
U tt receives council approval,
Protest lodged -NAIROBI. Kenya (AP)
Somalia haa lodged a formal
protest with the Soviet Union,
accusing It o( backing Somali
rebels and "Ethiopia'•
aggression" along Somalia's
western frontier. The protest was
issued in a statement Monday.
the measure would be placed on
the November ballot. Two-thirds
o f those Fountain Valley
residents who vote would have to
approve the tax before it could be
lmpieed.
The 1982-83 city budget
containa no funda for pay nmea,
even though contract. with all
city employee grou119 expire in
November. The spttial tax u
viewed u one means of ra1slnC
additional money for ulariee.
The cound..l mee1a at 7 p.m. in a
study aeaion focusing on local
cable teteviaton i11uee. The
regular council meeting beglna at
8 p.m. in the council chamben at
City Hall. 10200 Slater Ave.
Iraq claims
Iranian
posts hit
By Tbe A1aoclated PreH
lraq claimed Its ground and air
forces blasted Iranian positions
east of the Iraqi port of Basra
while Iran claimed a massive
Iraqi counter-offensive was
repubed ln "powerful" battles.
An lraal communiaue issued
late Monday said Iraqi helicopters
and long-range artillery pounded
Iranian troop formations,
intlic~ "many casualties" and
destroying 12 tanks and two
armored peraonnel carriers.
Meanwhile, Tehran Radio
quoted an Iranian miHtary
commander as saying Iraqi
troops, backed by long-range
artillep-and tanla, attempted an
advance on Ianian positions
before dawn Monday, but the
attack was repulsed in heavy
fighting that continued all day,
he repon.edJy said.
The report said the lraqis were
forced to retr~at after
"considerable casualties," the loa
of several tanks and peraonnel
carrters and the smaah1ng of a
"1ped.al.. Iraqi unit.
Neither the Iraqi communique
broadcast by &ghdad Radio nor
the Tehran broadcast aaid
whether the fighting occurred on
the Iraqi or Iranian side of the
border-.
Heating up
Sunny and con0""41d hot.
Comal high mkt-70•, Inland
llOa. Coea111 1ow eo. Inland 06.
Waler 68. EIMwNre, ,_,,_terty wino.
12 to 22 knotl with 3 lo 5-fOOI 1ea1 outer ooattal watere.
Otherw!M, fight varlal>le wind•
night and morning houre
becoming W9tarty 10 to 18 knota
In atlernoona. Two to 3-tooc w4nd
........ One to 2·100! tout"-t
ewell. Pa1d!y nlgtn and mon*'g
low doud9 wttti ""YIY .,,.,_,.
V.S. Summ~;.y
Temperetur•• neared th•
100-degr•• mlrk M onday
throughout muc:ll of the "°"'*" half of IN AtlenUc coellll and hot,
humid "' oowred ~ of 919
eouthem Nit -.... Thunderahowert were
1oatt•r•d throughout th•
Southea1t, and alto war•
roporled In Iha northern
Mfealaalppl VaffeY, white eunnv .,.. 1.-.cl tW'-1ern half of
the Nltlon.
For TuHday. th• Nalfonal Weather Service foreoattl
.,__ and tllund9morrna ,,.,.,
the extreme NorthwHI, the -.u.n Pl9la.u region. from the ~II ,,...,,_ Into the Otllo
Valley and over th• entire ~ .... -eiipected 10 be "'°"'>' M#1ftY .... ..... ..
Tempet1turH ehoufd ra~
from Iha tO• end 10• from
northern N-tngf1nd lo the
nontwn GI-' ~-and In .. tDC""'9 P8dftc Nol lhw•. and In Iha IOI and IOI .... AMI a. wtU'I
-1~reedlngllnthe ...,, loultlwlill. c.ntrll Plilfrll ·Md_.,., rat 'rr'C>PI v..,.
Extended
weather
80UTHl"N CALIO"NIA
COAITAL ANO MOUNTAIN
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lnllind ~ In eo.. I.OWi .. to • ... Ptrtr ~ ..... otlMOe flt
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a.ttlmOte H 73
8llllngl 93 157
Blrmlnghm 89 71
~ell 87 58
Botle 92 55
Boeton H 80
Bfownevtle 91 n euneto eo 73
Bldngton 119 74 c...,., 97 51
CNwtetn 8C ., 78
CMrtiMn WV • 68
cn.ttte NC 118 12
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g*~~ 80 74 • 72
~ 82 • Clmll'e SC 92 71
Coeumtlul 64 71
o.-Ft Wit\ M 74
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0-~ M 73
o.ttoll 64 • StS•Merte 10 43 Ouluttl 81 <47
BPMo 101 • ~ at eo
fergo n st ~ 815 ..
=~ ... 83 48 Topella 93 80
llO 57 T_, 100 73
Hal1fonl 91 75 lulu .. 19
He6lr'9 llO 154 WMNngtn 94 78
Honoll*I 87 715 WlcNta 06 17
Houle on M 80 CAUl'OMIA
lndMpll 17 72 .. Le
Jacikln MS 113 74 == .. 47
JacllllWle 92 71 100 73
!<-.City 113 80 a.nu. 106 78
l(noxvllle ee • e.irnont 101 ae
LU Vegae 108 78 Ilg ... S1 43
um. Rock N 78 8lellOP " 155
l.ouMlle llO 12 =-110 12
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M.11'#9uk .. f7 at ,,_ H 64
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From Page A1
ANIMAL LOVER • • •
"The bell is about to toll" for
judicial Independence in
California, she said in a speech
that drew a standing ovation
from the 600 delegates. Beach thia wouldn't happen.''
The city atlOl'ne)"• office staff
said they received nearl~<ben oomplalnta about the . M9.
Moore ia .chedu1ed for a uly 29
hearina on charaee that 1be
keep• Uveetock, unu:'
condttiona and too many
(over three months four la the
limit).
Moore, a big friendly woman
with reddiah hair and an euy
smile, invitea viaiton into her
home crammed with antique
furniture and over-siz.ed statues
of gee.e.
One of three blind puppies
nestles in her amw, while the
other dogs lie quietly nearby,
eager for the constant strokes.
Life, she explain•, wa1 not
always thia crowded.
Born in Hawalt, ahe worked as
a commod.ltiea broker ln Irvine
before fieetng the city ln the
early 1970. for a 9.~-acre ranch
in Santa Yne1.
At first ahe had only a collie
named Deja Vu. Late a couple of
Auatralian ahepherds given away
at a downtown market moved ln.
Several Utters followed.
By the time ahe returned to
Irvine in l~ to eell her mother's
home. abe had five doo.
The nel&hbon weren't exactly
thrilled to be living next door to
half a dozen dop and a woman
who owned half the houe ended
up d.rcu.lating a petition around
University Park. Ma. Moore and
her brood moved to Laguna
Hilla.
The residents there were not
happy wtth the new neighbors
either, but the complainte
subGded when a new fence wu
built.
&ct luck struck again. though
when the foundation wound up
cracking and Ma. Moore and her
IOI\ had to give up the $420,000
hillside home.
She moved to a tree-lined
street in ea.ta Mesa, where the
realt.or usured her that ducla,
dog a and rabbi ts were no
problem, she said.
"I think people have done me
far wot11e than my d~," said
M1. Moore. "The worst thin~
they've done is tear up a few
pilloW11.
A divorcee with two grown
children, Mrs. Moore said she
relishes the doga' affection and
loyalty.
She claims that she intends to
Rive eome of the doo away and
haa been running acls.
"The new standards by which
they would measure judges is
how often theR judges reach
certain 1peclfic results rather
than how we11 they dispense
juatice... Ma. Bird said. "It ia . . .
the rule of extortion and the law
of the jungle. It is baaed on the
belief that our judges wtll ca.re
more about their self -
pre.ervation and perpetuation in
office than about upholding the
constitution o( this state and of
this nation."
She 1aid criticisms of
California'• highest court are
part of a general attack on the
judiciary.
"Do we truly want judges who
decide issues baled on the mo8t
prevalent notion of the moment.
baled on the continual ebb and
flow of perceived popular
sentiment?
"Do we truly want a system
that simply reflects the view of
whoever can harangue loudest.
whoever can bully the ~t.
whoever can scare the most,
whoever can make his threats
felt most forcibly?" she asked.
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WASHINGTON (AP) -
Althouah John W. Hinckley Jr.
wun't 1mpri.loned after h1a trial
for lhootina Preaident Re.aan,
he ii confined behind ban and
lock.a in the aame place where a
man who attempted to
a11a11lnate Andrew Jackaon
lived out h1a days.
hlm because he made three
W\IUthoriled calla to a reporter
at the Waahtnaton Poat, aald
Wa'fN'J Ptnea. a apokeanan for
the tu.pita!.
H1ncldey bu ~ to color
televislon, radio, pm. auch u
ch.a, chedten., c:arda. ptna pona
and blll1arda ln a communal day
room.
FOUR IULLED IN CRASH -Four people, all from the
eouthweet, were killed when th.ii 11.ngle-engine plane cruhed
jwlt af1er takeoff from Santa Fe. N.M., Airport. The.re were no
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witneaes to the Sunday morning craah. The Federal Aviation
Ad.ministration is investigating.
After a jury found him not
guilty by reason of Insanity,
Hinc kley waa sent to St.
Eliz.abet.ha Hoepttal ln aoutheut
Washington for an evaluation.
which will detenn.lne whether
he ia a danger to himself or to
80Ciety.
'l11i!re are two ll'D&ll cafeteriu
per floor where the patients can
dine at tablet for thl'ft or tour.
The pavili on haa an
auditorium. a aymnaaium, a
chapel and two large yards for
basketball, aoftball, JOgging and
other recreation.
Time running out on death row inmates
Judge Barrington Parker ial to
receive a report on Hinckley's
current_mental status 4~. i The
judge, who preeided at the trial,
will determine whether he
should be confined for treatment
or set free.
There are n o guns 1n
Hinck.ley's new dwelling place.
But the yard of the five-story,
red brick building is secured by a
'25-foot-hlgh concrete fence.
Window. are barred vertically
and horizontally. An elecuonic
door separates the waiting room
from the rest of the building.
Heavy, locked dool"9 subdivide
the building into eections. A key
is needed even to obtain access to
the elevators.
"I don't employ any guards,"
Dr. Joseph Henneberry, director
of the John Howard Pavilion
where Hinckley is b eing·
evaluated, said m an interview
last week. "It's a hospital. It's
maximum 9eCWity, but it's not a
priaon."
Vi.lit.ors are not permitted to
get near Hinckley, who lives
among 20 other inmates in the
ninth ward on the fourth floor.
Henneberry a1ao isn't willing to
talk about hb famoua patient,
citing Hinckley's light.to privacy.
A tour of a ward like the one
where Hinckley la kept indicates
he sleepi in a am.all, spane room
with painted, cement block walls
and a tile floor. It is equipped
with a single bed, a metal locker
for clothing, 'a chest and a chair.
Hinckley shares communal
a.bower and toilet facilities with
the 20 other men in his ward. He
may receive vislts from family
and attorneys three days a week.
Phone cal.la are allowed daily.
But patients must sign up for
limited telephone lime In
advance. Hinckley'• telephone
calls are now being placed for
Dr. David Powell, chief of the
tnatitution's poat-trial branch ,
said the inmates are, for the moat
part. randomly assigned to one of
the examination wards
depending on bed space.
The building is undergoing
renovations and parts of it
remain without air conditioning.
The wards are sex-segregated
and only about 10 of the 240
patients In the pavilion are
female. There is little contact
between male and female
patients, but Henneberry said
dances are held periodically.
A patient's day ls dominated
by whatever regimen has been
prescribed by his medical team.
The standard medical team
treating Hinckley and the others
includes one psychologist, a
psychiatrist, social workers and
forensic technicians whoae
functions are both med.teal and
custodial.
A patient can progress under
treatment from maximum to
medium or minimum security
wards at the pavilion. Hinckley is
in maximum security.
St. El.i7.abetha ii a sprawling,
campus-like institution on 364
acres with red brick bulldingl -
generally built during the 19th
century -interspersed among
ita many shade trees.
President Andrew Jack.son's
aasailant, Richard Lawrence, waa
its seventh patient.
Jeclaon was the first president
to have an attack made on his
life. Lawrence attempted to
shoot him with two single ahot
percusaion pistols. But a1though
the caps fl.red. the powder failed
to ignite.
Lawrence was admitted to St.
Elizabetha, then known u the
Government Hospital for the
Insane, in 1855. He died there in
1861.
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Town reinembered
Jubilee recalls what used to he
SOMEWHERE IN SOUTH
OAK.Of A (AP) -The used-to-
be town of Foley celebrated its
75lh anniversary last weekend,
with a parade, an ice cream
social, games and a barn dance -
all the usual trappings of a
country jubilee.
The affair Sunday was
unusual because Foley doesn't
exist. It's not on the South
Dakota map and it's not listed in
the 1980 censua. But more than
250 people turned out.
Codington County residents
who live near the old Foley
elevator, the only building still
standing -albeit barely -on
the site of the old town, decided
to celebrate the anniversary
anyway, and the Foley Garden
Club did all the planning.
Foley, named after one of lta
original settlers. was created
when the railroed came through
northeastern South Dakota in tfi.e
early 1900s.
"It was one of those little bitty
towns that sprung up," Janice
Schwanke, who famlS in the area
with her husband, Marvin, said.
The elevator, the center of the
town, dates back to 1907. At one
time, Mrs. Schwanke said Foley
included about 35 people, the
elevator, a store and a school.
Then, like dozens of other
South Dakota railroad towns.
Foley just kind of faded away.
"The farming outgrew that
type of elevator. Now the
railroad doesn't even go by any
more," Mrs. Schwanke said.
But the people within a
10-mile radius of the elevator still
consider themselves residents of
the Foley community.
So they threw a party to eat lee
cream. play games, reminisce and
watch a parade. John Foley, a
Watertown lawyer whose
forebears gave the community a
name, was grand marshal.
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VOL. 71. NO. 201
WASHINGTON (AP) -Time
ii runnina out for a growtng
number of the nation'• death row
inmates, according to a Justice
Department official who aaya a
wave of executions could start
next year.
Benjamin H . Renshaw III,
head of the department's Bureau
of Justice Stat.iatics, notes that
states' death rows are filllng up
now aa they did in the 1960s.
"Now again, time ls running
Medical
proposal
blasted
WASHINGTON (AP) -A
White House plan to combat
rising medical costs would mean
higher taxes for corporations and
heightened financial risks for
millions of Americans, sources
say.
It also would send Medicare
recipients shopping for their own
health insurance subsidized by
government vouchen and impoee
tighter federal control over
hospital bills paid by the
government under the Medicare
program for the elderly.
.. The health care pro~ one
of the few major domestic
Initiatives of the R eagan
administration, resulta from a
growing oonviction that health
oost.s are rising out of control,
fueling inflation and aabo1-ging
efforts to reduce federal
spending.
A key elemeBt would remove
at 1eut pert of the favorable tax
treatment now given by group
health lnauran ce premluma
employera to benefit their
workers, aaid several aourcea
familiar with the tentative plan.
Such payments are now
deductible as businem expmaes
for the corporations that pay
them. Employees who receive
health insurance as a fringe
benefit aren't required to report
the employers' contributions as
income.
Tlie size of empl oyers'
deductions for health care
expenses would be limited under
the plan. A similar measure
before the Senate Finance
C.Ommittee would put the burden
on employees by making a
portion of the same premiums
taxable as Income. Some
members of the administration
hope to include that in the White
House proposal because, they
contend, that is the only way to
make employees and their unions
more COll-oonacious.
A typical worker could end up
paying between $100 and $300 a
year i n increased taxes ,
depending on how much of the
cost would still be conaidered
tax..exempt.
The 90urces, who outlined the
administration plan on the
condition they not be identified.
said the proposal would permit
employers to deduct the first
several hundred dollars in
premiums for each worker to
encourage some coverage but
di.lcourage the most expensive,
all -encompaasing group
insurance poUdes.
The tax change would quickly
serve as a "revenue raiser" to
increue taxee and reduce the
federal deficit, perhapi by $5
billion to $10 billion a year.
The lona-range objective
would be to encourage
employers, union repreeentatiw.
and employees to opt for cheaper
plana that protect families
apinlt catastrophic health ooeta
but don't pay for every viait to a
doctor'• office, all teat• the
phyalcian may order and
whatever drua pre9Criptionl the
pat.lent hu filled, IOW'CeS aid.
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out for a large proportion of
lndivlduala awaiting capital
punlahmen t," Renahaw said
Sunday.
Death row Inmates In the
1960s ultimately were spared by
a Supreme Court dec ision
striking down then-exiatlng
death penalty laws. ·
Now, Renshaw says, growing
numbers of states have passed
capital punishment laws "that
have paaaed federal or state
oonstitutional muster."
~ a result, more and more
death row inmates must rely on
specific circumstances of their
cases rather than a general attack
on the law in states where new
capital puniahment statutes have
been upheld. That, in tum. gives
them leas le gal ground to
maneuver and increaaes the odds
against getting death .entences
overturned.
Since the Supreme C.Ourt ln
1976 lilted a four-year moratonum
on the Imposition of the death
penalty. four convicted klllers
have been executed.
Three of thoee uuna tes put to
death since 1976 choee death over
prolonged legal battles.
Many people would disagree
with Renahaw's predicuon of a
corning wave of executions.
In an opnion last year,
Supreme C.Ourt Justice William
H. Rehnquist said states cannot
kill anyone because o f his
brethren's constant "tinkering
with the principles laid down" in
the hi~court's 1976 decisions
appro · certain death penalty
measur
"The existence of the death
penalty in this countr y 1s
virtually an illusion," Rehnqwst
wrote in the opiruon that spoke
only for himself.
The Justice Department's
report said that at the end of last
year, there w ere 838 prisoners
awalung execuuon nauonwide.
The NAACP Legal Defense
and Educational Fund, which
also compiles death row statistics,
says 1ts more up-to-date figures
show there were 1,038 irunatet
awau1ng execution as of last
month.
Stlll. the federal government's
figures sh owed a record-high
death row population.
"The death row population in
the United States swelled to 838
prisoners by year-end 1981 -
150 more than at year..end 1980.
It was by far the largest group
awa1 t 1ng exec ution since a
national count began in 1954,"
the Ju.slice Department said.
Three tames more prisoners
were added to death row last
year than were taken off. the
Jusuce Department noted.
The federal g overnment 's
figures showed that 41 percent of
the inmates on death row were
black. while there were 11
women and 4 7 Hispan.ic:s.
"The United States wlll
witness a spate of executions
beginning in 1983-84 without
parallel in this nation since the
Depresaion Era," predic ts
Renshaw, acting director of the
statistics bureau.
Rock star sues magazine
"The situation ia ripe for the
nation to witnea executions at a
rate approechina the more than
three per week that prevailed
during the 1930a," he adds.
Renahaw'a comments were
included in a Juatioe Department
report, "Death Row Prlaonera
1981."
NEW "YORK (AP) -Rock star
Joan Jett, angered by a recent
nude photograph in Playboy
magazine that she clairQs is a
fake, sued the publication for
more than $6 million Monday.
The $6.~ million suit filed in
Manhattan Supreme Court
concerns a photograph that
allegedly is of Ms. Jett sitting
..
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nude m a bathtub. The fonner
atar of the Runaways, an all-
Cemale rock group, 1.S suing the
magazi ne and Re tna pho t o
service, a London-b ased
photography agency, over what.
she calla a "fabrication of ..a
photograph t o s how her
engaging in deviant sex ual
behavior."
CLOWNING HELPS -Lenny Kitson, who is
known in Royal Oak, Mich. as Sad Zak the
Clown, solicits funds in an effort to aid Sharyn
Lynn Reese, who is unconscious in a hospital
Al tlniept!Ofo
after being struck by a car. Kitson raised
$2,730 to help defray h ospital costs for the girl
H is own daughter died a few years ago.
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More on the IUbJec\ wtilOf'I I
attacked In the lut cotumn . . .
Edward Jay E4;>eteln'1 bootc ''The
RIM end Fell of OWnondl." To continue then. the book II ..et
written and very reedable but
very OM-elded. Hll oonclullonl
.,.. not eupported by f9Ct. Many
of hi• chapter tltlH are not
prown by tM meteriel In the
chapter-. One that pertk;uler1y
left me unoC>mfortebl• wH ··~1 tor HIUW''. In It the
1utJ'lor 1ugo-t1, b\lt r1111 far
lhOl1 of proW'lg that De8Mr'I
CW1el w .. aome way lmolwd In
effort• to 1upply lnctuatrl•I
di.tnondl tor UM In HtUer'I WW
machine. I.a In a oouple Of other
MCtlonl of the book, the *1 of
the ohapt« falled to Pf0\19 the • tttte.
I don•t know why l!pateln
round Oeleera hired on adwf'llllng and publlo ,..tklnt
tlrrM to Of'911M a ~et tor e
produot they Md to Mt!, I thll'*
the effortl OI'\ the pert of N.W • AY«e firm rwdt llkt a "how to" I
1ne1ruct1on mlnUlll on promoting •~•
end publlclalno • ollent'•
ptoduct, How II tMt IO dffferlnt
ttom what ~·· Pll'*'*" are trytftO to ck> to Pl omoM Na
'
book by getting him on talk
ahow1 end reviewed and
Interviewed In the printed
media?
Ep1teln clalm• that the
"Invention" of diamond rerlty wlll
IOOn be discovered by j9welry
ownera. It certainly It no
"Invention··. Th• poeltlon of
dlemond1 11 valued 1tetu1
1ymbol1 date back to 700 8.C. It
eo1t1 hundred• of mllllona of
dollare to dftelop a diamond
and u ~teln NmMff atet•.
two tone or euth mu1t be
proeeued to yte4d one e.ret.
Only a 8"\811 pwoentege of .......
1t0Me wilt be of gem qu.Uty.
The thr .. 1 that the leteellt, the
Au111an1, and the Auatrallana
are going to be dumping their
euppllea ol d~ Into the
world market almpty de>Mn't
make ..,, ... No mining concern
oan 1tt0fd to klll the •tabllthed, ~d•ble martcet ohannel for
their good•.
!h<iugh rebut..i though, You
m6Qht enjoy re.ding We book ri ,ithough I don't ~d
you spend th9 114.IO tor It, I
haye a copy I'd be M1POY to lcMI\
out •.. If you don't mtnd wedlng
through my mergtn not ...
1
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~Dine Out' no longer exists
., PAT aoaowm ... ~ .......
Diii.AR PATt I •••• a llfetlme
••••--.. "IAt't OM O.t." I Ufta'l, ,....... .. , .-.wa1Ul1•11enen te IM
•Hlee ·la laata Barbara ian aot bH• ........ AIM • A,,u 11, I o..,_. tn
_......,.., ~ 1Nm Lak ..... NU'Ml'lel iallueftl' PL ••dlotrOmycMctwu
cur. .. , I bve 't reeel•H 07"'91. I've ""'-'"'' ........................ . D.V., tqaa B~
Let'• Dine Out ~t out of bUldnem In
November 1980, IO then'• not anytNnc that
can be done about your membenhip. Actually,
· ibe lifetime membenhlpm at barp1n pricee
were what drove the firm under when
inflationary time9 }:lit the economy.
Ju for your other problem, Lakeland
Nunerlea ahipped your order June 22, but
1lnce you have not yet received the
strawberry buahea, the company usumea the
p.cJu,ae wu lott In the mall. A refund ii being
'-.aed to you.
DEA.ft PAT: Doet th oetue raftq Mve
uytfa.lq to do wl~ &M qu.Uty of paolble?
-F.W., Coata Mesa
'lbe octane ratina ii limply a meuw-. of
ltll ~ to engine knock. It ii not a
measure of power or quality. Octane ra~
can be nU8ed by the refiner In two ways: by
ualn1 selected hydrocarbon• whlch are
naturally more knock resistant; and/or by
addtn1 additlvea which increaae knock
realatance. The princ~pal additives for controWna oombuation and redudJ\8 knock
are compound• auch aa tetraetbyl and
tetramethyl lead; hence, "leaded" guollne. A
teeasioon of one of theme lead compounds can ram the octane rattna of a pllon of ,..oJJ.ne
by 8eYell to 10 octane numben.
DEAR PAT: eo.Jd I 1et my tunmer
eaaala1 doae faster by iol•I It la my
mJerowave ovea? Some peopre say t•I•
...... be poa.lblo, IMrt oner frlelldt .. , lt't
daqerou. Cu yoe tell me for nre? B.11., Colta Meta
You'd be taking too many chances by
uain1 your microwave oven to do home
cannine· Aa you probably know, microwave
oookiJw creates heat within the food due to mo1ecUlar vibration cau.ed by mk:rowawa
(whk:b are converted from electrical energy
by an electron tube called a magnetron). 'ftie
mk.Towavee pus throu8h a channel into the
own cavity, where they are distributed by a
fan or ltirrer, then ablorbed by the fat, supr
and liquid molecules in the food. U you can in
the microwave, the food may beet through
but there may be an uneven dlatributkn of
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to dte Natllul Sale_lf C..CU.
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tJplftcaat lacnele la die tjlJ' ... HrmalJJ
,,....., die twtmmw Ta:.7 tet mid of th available OXJ.-la die ltefeN it or IM
Hilda., eMiP can. dlonlo to drive~
or lier to t•• Hrfaee to ltreatfae. Tfae
1wlmmer, ••prlved ef HJI ... becomes
aaeoueSou .. ,.,. betas abh co ........ to
wan.lq llpab. U nteH It aot Immediate,
die 1wtmmer wW uplrate water ud VoWD.
TM e.ad.I ao1e1 dlat nmvon of
llypeneatllatltlll aa• breat•-•oldl•I acd4ellll relate similar aecouts. fte7 feft
no pala, paale or' dl1tre11. TlleJ dlda'C
remember travellu die late few yard• or
be!a1 ,.Ued from Dae water. Some felt &M
VI• to 1ufaee for ~ IMlt eullj 1appretaed
It lty eoaeeatrat1a1 •• t•etr 1oal. Some 1wlmmen described a 1ere11e, rellled fee11D1
••at wo•ld oaable tr.em Co eoatln•e
bMleftaltely.
'l)e eoadl added dlac fayperveatiladou
also~u retail from vJ1oroa1 eserclH.
ftelifore, ladlvldu11 UHld be eaad•ed =last u•erwater 1wlmmla1 followla1
1 eserdte of uy klad.
Sammarlllal tfae preblem1 forcefal
overtweaW:q. or MaVJ b~*lq DrMPt •
by Ylprou ~a belen aa aderwater nrtm follt die WI .... ~ dlat
cell a twimlMr • aee hr lllr. nil eaa
renlt la Adda bkCkoet wldloat appareat
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-~·. "Got. Probletn1 TfJen wrtte to Pit• ···"-l Horowlts. Pat wUl cut red tApe. . "" pttJ.ng the answers and action you
, need to 1olve lnequitle• Jn n govttrnment and bu.intta. MaU I~ •..:. •• , yoCJ1' qt1e.flOIV fD Pat Jlotowitz, At
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I Hard times force doctor to quit
CHU'1QUIN, Ore. (AP)-Dir.
Clew Sharp • aetUn8 .....,. tO
l*S his black a.. -~ llDllll klamath C.otmty town that once
I cried out tor more physlciam
can't support more than one
during the recelSion
"They'd like me to stay, but
the econcmy here ii just too far
~~w.n-f~ U to work," the
31-year-old Sharp aaya.
Sharp ii one of two physidana
workln1 at the Chiloquin
...._, C.enter ona pa~ t.i1 Chnlup tile N•tton&l IM'atW
SerYlce Carpa. Sharp la repaytna
the CIDl'pl with three ~ cil
aeneral practice work in thia
wwwwhat remote town for the
three years of 1choolln1 he
received fnxn the fedenl agency.
He aaya people are leavine the
area becau.e the three aawmilla Pl'OYidiiUl jobs for many of the
town'• 800 raidmtll have either.
cloeed or curtailed operationa.
Sharp aaya the economy ii not
the only reuon why the turo
docton don't -enou&h patlm'9 to warrant keeptq them both.
He say• there i• a hi1h
turnover rate aa docton repay
their debt and move ebewbere
for prtvate precUoe In addition to
a community reluctance to eeek
treatment from transitory
phyiddana.
Sharp aaya be would prefer to
move on to eomeplace where be
la needed moat, which would
lndlcate a rural area.
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Book
targets
Kenned~
· WASHINGTON (AP) -The
con.rvatlw IDOWIDIDt tblt hll
tarpi.d Sen. Edward Kmnedy
for def•t ln NovtrDb9r la UllDI a
now campatl!' tactic: a comic
book called "mv.ry hm11y HM
One."
The comic book'• tubUtle ii
"Ewn a black theef. can make it
. . • MtW'!laily lf he I a rich bi.ck meeP.·r--
Gary Curran, a tPokeanan for
Citisen1 <>:J:'"zed to Replace Kennedy, hil ar<>UP malled
100,000 comic boolra to
Ma11aclu.11etta vot.en and·· plans
to mail 2 mllllon com1c books
before the election.
"It'• a piece of truh. It't ctw.p,
inaccurate and repulaive," said
~e~re11 aocretary,
The comic book repeat•
alle1at1ona made by Kennedy
critics In the put, lncludJ.na acme
perta1nlJ1I to the 1969 death of
Mary Jo Kopechne. It caricatunit
Kennedy u overwet1ht with
flabby jowla.
The -cover depict• a black
lheep ~tb ~>"· face. In the ~ are memben of
the ~y tamlly. lncludJ.na
Kennedy'• llaln brothera,.
President John F. Kennedy and
Sen. Robert F. Kennedy.
The lfOUP that publlahed the
37-J>88e comic book ii financed
by the Life Amendment Political
Action Committee, which
auppol'U cancfida\el for federal
office who favor a comUtutional
amendment to ban abc:>rUona.
Curran aaid b1a p-oup't de
modvation., to defeat Kennedy
because the Maatachu1ett1
senator favors abortion "even
thou,h it la inconaia\ent with
what hil philmophy ahould be aa
a profeaaed and pracUclnl
I Catholic."
Shrum called the comic book
••• lcusy p6ece of work.'' and aa1d
· it ii a tactic "we would never U9e
In a campalp.''
"I th1rik it repr'9elltll the kind
of lrre9ponalble politics that la
alien to the ~eople of
Muaachuaetta. It a the lateet
rl1ht-winJ 1lmmick. I don't
think people Will llke it,'' Shnun
uJd.
Cwnn aaid hil FOOP haa no
connection with the National
Comervative Political Action
c.ommlttee and does not aupport
any apedflc candidate runn1na
foe Kennedy'• -t.
w .... EVE~ A 0tACJ< SHEfP CAN MA>t.E. IT .
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COMIC BOOK IN POOR TASTE? -The Citizens Organized to
Replace Kennedy have mailed th11 comic book to
Ma.achuaetta voten. Robert Shrum, Sen. Ted Kennedy's
prees aecretary, called the book "a piece of trash."
Birds aid fight
• • against 01osqu1toes
roRT EUsns. Va. (AP) -
~ta. have laWlC.bed their
summer offensive at tbil
marshland Army poat. But thia
year, the military ii dep1oytng •
new weapon -an airbor-ne
interceptor that can 81!!ek out and
destroy the enemy before It haa
a c:hance to strike.
Purple martins, aodable birds
that gobble aa many aa 2.000
moaquitoea a day, are being
enllated in the Army'• cause.
They get free houaing and all
they can eat.
Their recruiter ia Wayne
Patton, a civilian entomoiopt
charged with keeping down the
pOlt'I mo.quito population.
Army regulatiom require that
chemical control• be
1upplemented tl'e other means
whenever poal . Ken Gibb9,
foreman of the pest ClOlltrol shop,
~~~ho lives
near a marina In Charla Qty
County, haa a colony of martins
In hil bldcyard.
With advice from Ruth Beck. a
biology prof~ at the c.ol.1ege
of WUliam and Mary, Gibbs and
Patton in April aet up 30
alwnlnum martin bou8ea. each
one perched atop a 15-toot pole,
and prepared to entice 101De birds
to cboo9e Fort F..ustia for lldive
duty.
But getting the birds to come
haa been no euy f"8t. So far,
none of the hou.ea bu drawn
more than a pair of marttna.
Martin hOWlea range from a
simple lix-unit alwninum condo
J..ilted In the Sean catalog to a
deluxe Colonial model with a
weather vane in the shape of a
hone.
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Rotpltal In • IJ'MD chauffer-
drlwn l1mowllne an blr way to
Wlndlor C.U. outlicll London.
~,._,_(Joy, '••tlnr •• ., thouiht he'd dl'OP ln to vtatt.
•'09» °' the ))be ot • pwnor,
lf be'e cWn, bla Job. 11 to -that th• etate caphaUaee on It• ~·· AleXandtr Mid. ''Thll ~ II one ot ltl ~."
The femlly W• that ot author
Alu llaleJ, whole .. Rootl" eap
about dJICOYerina bla ant.ecederitl
eanwd h1m • Puutur Prize In urn and becmoe the bull of •
popular TV m1n1 ... ne..
~ Alu AIU. who donat.d tll,000 to hCp buy the a...
h)JI. N. Y. home ot 19th oentury
tem1nllt ElluMdl Ca'1 .......
fOI' a naUonal women'• rtahtl DU'k. com~ the buUd1nj to
Independence Hall.
Haley.. whme boyhood home
WU ln Hennina, l&ld the pt-
topther wu tlie flnt formal
reunion of the Haley, Palmer
and Marray relatlril.
.. 'l'hete modeat buildlnp of
Seneca Fan. that we dedicate are
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part of the
1oul of our
democracy u
~revered
halla ln which
white pro-
.pertied· men
1ranted
the m1elv e1
The fint ho1pital 1tay by
Q9ea EUIUeda D ended wtth a
~-year-old monardl ''ablolutely
fine'' after havtng had a wt.dam
tooth extracte d, Buckingham
Pal.ace aid.
A palace apokecnan eaJd the
queen, hospitalized for two days,
pl.am to attend the .amd of her
freed o m,
A.LOA liberty and
democracy. Ma~morJ 10,''
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Women'• Rl1bu National
HJltortca1 Park.
Th• park eventually le to lncluc» Welleyan ~pel. lite ot
tM natb\'1 &It W01D1n1• rtchta convmdan 1n 18'8. .
Sevtral thoueand Barry era.,.. fana remembered him
with 1on1 on the Uret
annlvenary of the 1ln1er-:'1ter'• death in a fiery car
Aill"I 8ovlet 1 .. der LH•I• ........ , hll ~ M\t Doe 1 Tibetan herbal medlc ln•
prepared by the e•r•onal
DhYlldan of the Dalal Lima, the Tt&etan "IOd-ldn1," an txlle
poup..ad.
'-rbe IPlda1 feature ot tb.e
pWa .. d\at they cu CW"8 any
llC\.lte ~dllllie, all f.onm of I
food pcMorl OI' w.l c:.ncll',11 the
'nbeian Youth ~ laid in
an open i.tter to BreibneY Qned
by lta pNl!dent, IAlaq J&pa.
''It II our llncere hope that thiM
plll1 will contribute to your
reoovery.''
Brezhnev, 75, la known to have
heu1 prob1enw and .. believed to .
have auffered a nroke. '
Chapin'• brothen, Tom and
Steve, folkllnaen. Peter Seeser
and Jelraa Prlae, electric
mandolin player Jedan Buu,
and Chaptn'1 former band ataaed Mlu Florida, Dtaaaa K. ·
a memorial concert in New York. Pitmaa, wW bep her title and•
Chapin'• form~nt, Bob be eu,tble to compete ln the Mila
JUUle, aid the pr-went to America pa1eant deeplte her
the Harry Chapin Foundation. arreat on drunken drlvlnai
w h le h tun d 1 ch a r i table char1ea, eaya a 1tate pa1eant1
or1anlntion1 that concerned · otfida1. ~
Chapin, lncludlna World Hunaer. Mill Pitman. 22, wu alone tn
Ch.pm w• killed at aae 38 her car when it crubed into a
when hta car wu struck by a ~x near Altamonte Sprt.nea.
truck OD LCJna laland. ...-· ~ Mid. .. .{
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BARE FACTS -Beckie Cerda. 21, center, ia flanked by~
l'\.ll\Del'·Up, Terri C.arr, 20, left, and Monique Gabriel. 19, firlt
runner-up, in the 1982 Ma. Nude International C!onie.t at a
nudist camp near Devore. Ma. C.erda, who won the crown
Sunday, ia a student at C.erritoe College and said she plans to be
a l8pl .ecrc.tarY. She lives in Downey# _
Old friends like you
are hard to le_ave.
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OC budget priorities
ignore consumer need
When Orange County
supervllon lit down each year to
deliberate the county budaet,
thei-e'• alway• talk about
establlahina prioritiea.
Thia year Ml no exception. At
the out1et of current budset
hearinaa, there wa1 much
hand-wrtnginJ and doom and
gloom predicting. Given these
financially tight times, several
officials said, we must certainly
rethink our priorities.
In thi1 rethinking process,
supervisors decided to kill a
nine-year old program that has
benefited thousands of oonswners.
With no advance notice and hardly
a word ot debate, the board
disbanded the county Of flee of
Consumer Affairs.
The action pared about
$245,000 from the county's $817
million budget. Nine employees
will be terminated.
Also in rethinking their
priorltlet th1a year, the 1uperviaon
found they had little problem 1n
granting an averap 9.2 percent
salary lncreate to executive
managera and a 9.2_ percent
inc::reue to them1elvea. nu. move
added more than $110,000 to the
budget.
Schoolchildren learn that a
purpoee of government iJI to serve
the people. That's just why
programs like con1umer af falra
were created -to help out the
purchasing public.
The county board, however,
in this i.hatance considered that
consumer service to the citizenry is
of such low priority tha~ the
program should be disbanded.
At the same time. the
supervisors left the impression
that salary increases for
themselves and key admlniatrators
is of very high priority.
We think the county board
should rethink its priorities'.
Book banning risky
Officials of the Saddleback
Valley Unified School District
have approved a policy to evalu-
ate controversial books and,
temporarily, at least, have
returned the previously banned
novels of author Judy Blume to
school libraries.
Ms. Blume's novels, which
deal with problems facing
adolescents, were banned from the
district's libraries in the district's
19 elementary schools and three
intermediate schools earlier this
year after several parents
complained of references to sex in
the books.
The books remained in the
high school libraries but former
Superintendent Richard Welte
removed them from the other
schools pending development of a
library evaluation policy for
controversial literature.
The new policy approved last
week. puta Ma. Blume'• nave1a
back in the libraries until they are
officially challenged and a final
decision is rendered by an
evaluation committee of
representatives of school
administrators, teachers, librarians
and parents.
The new policy seems even-
handed and appears to protect
against knee-jerk censorship. And
that's good.
Restricting literary expression
is a serious matter. It also restricts
freedom of choice and hinderi.
intellectual growth.
However, concerns that ~
books are of a sensational nature
WlSuitable for young children, also
merit oonsideration.
The new policy appears to set
up a structure to evaluate
challenged books. Ita stated goals
are commendable and say, in part,
that no books "shall be" e)(cltided
because of the race, nationality,
political or n:.Ugious views of the
writer or because of its style or
language.
In fairness to author Blwne,
her books are realistically written
frun an adoleecent's point of view
and are among the most widely
read novels among today's teen-agers.
Her novels are generally
geared for a maturity level
between grades seven and 12.
A recent survey conducted
among readers of a teen magazine
aged 15 and 16 placed author
Blume in the No. 3 spot of their
moat admired females, after
actress/model Brooke Shields and
the Princess of Wales.
The s c hool board has a responsibility to det ermine
which books are suitable for
school libraries.
As in all matteni regarding
censorship, their decisions should
be carefully evaluated.
Nature losing charni?
Knott's Berry Farm used to
be a charming Old West oasis
nestled in the suburban sprawl of
Buena Park. The main attraction
was a chick.en dinner, a slice of pie
and a train ride.
Plummeting attendance and
revenues paved the way for
razzle-dazzle rides, discos and
headline.r entertainment.
Lion Country Safari aeems to
be beaded in the same direct1on.
The sprawling wildlife preserve
appears to have lost lts novelty as
drive-th.rough wo, with animals
roaming hundreds of acres of
Africa-like savanna.
Through a sublease
agreement with their Irvine
Meadows Amphitheater neighbor,
Lion County collectl 10 percent
of the concert receipta.
Last week Lion Country
of ftcials announced 26 additional
acres of tu park will be leaaed to
Seaame Place Inc. for a children'•
amu.ement park patterned after
the 11Seaame Street" televlaion
show. Lion Country ~ to
releue details on the flnancJal
agreement in that deal.
It'• a ahame that the concept
of a drive-through wo has lost its
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popularity. But Liop Country isn't
the only such park with a trouble
pocketbook.
The San Diego Wild Animal
Park; which offers a train ride
th.rough its animal preserve, also
has introduced alternative
entertainment to bolster its
sagging attendance.
Perhaps the atttaction of the
cageless wo baa worn thin. Part of
the answer may alto lie ib
adequate promotion.
In the early '70s, Lion
Country experienced a publicity
agent's dream with the insatiable
Frasier the Sensuous Lion.
The death of Bubbles the
Wandering hippo in 1978,
however, drew bomb threata and
bate mail and a tamiahed image
for some years to come.
Lion Country hasn't been big
on public relations in recent times.
Irvine Meadows and Sesame
Place are no doubt financial coups
fcrc \he park . .But the folks at Lion
Coun-.ry should consider more 1 filt.tantial effo:rta at promoting
their own cause before falling
~ to teemlnll.1 more lucrative
cntenalnment options.
Oplnr~ et:11 ~~~t!d In th& space a Dove are those of the Dally Piiot. Other views ••·.
Qressed on tr11s P;\ge are tno!.e ot their author~ ano art 1sts. Reader comment Is lnvi.t ~. Address The Daily Pilot, P.O Box t~bO. Costa Mesa, CA '92626 Ptlooe (714)
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ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat
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Publisr..r
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Barbara Krtlbich
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Oval office 'bugs' popular
WASHINGTON -Some fascinatmg
stories can now be told abo u l the
bugging of the Oval Office.
Every American president since
Franklin Roc.evelt secretly recorded at
least .elective Oval Office conversations.
My a.ociate Bob Sherman has dug into
the technical aspect of the story and has
turned up tome unpublished historical
sidelighw.
There was a historical showdown, Cor
example, between President Lyndon
Johnson and Sen. Robert Kennedy in
early 1968. It was before the New
Hampshire primary; Johnson was still
planning to run for re-election, and
Kennedy was thinking of challenging
him. He asked for a private meeting with
the president.
LBJ GA VE a tene order to Jack A.
Albright, head of the White House
Communications Agency: "Let's record
the meeting."
"We put in one microphone." recalls
Albright. now retired. "It was hidden m
the table. It should h a ve wo rke d
beautifully. Except it didn't."
Albright later figured out why.
Kennedy had brought a briefcase mto
the Oval Office, and kept it in his lap
throughout the 30-to 40-minute
meeting "We were n 't l ist e ning .
of course," Albrt_ght explained. "All we
could do was record. When we tned to
play it back, all w e g o t was a
'bzzzzeettt.'"
Kennedy, no stranger t.o White House
buggmg, had carried a jamming device
in his briefcase. When LBJ heard the
bad news, Albright recalla, he drawled:
"That 90n-of-a-b---."
The first White H<>Wle bug (unless it
tuma out that Abe Lincoln bad h1s
secre tary eavesdropping over the
,........,, with ... eor trumpet) WQ.t
JICI AIDIRIDI ~
fairly elaborate "Sound on Film" device.
lnvented by John R. Kiel of Evanston.
Ill .. it used 35-millimeter movie film and
occupied a floor-to-ceiling booth built by
the Secret Service in a basement room
beneath the Oval Office. The president
had 1 t UlStalled as proteetion against
being misquoted by reporters during the
1940 campaign.
The nucrophone was hidden in a small
bronze lamp on FDR's desk, almost
literally under the noses of reporters
leaning over to catch the president's
words The patrician voice familiar to
millions of Americans came through
unusually clear.
The equipment apparently wasn't
used after 1940, but was still in place
when Harry Truman moved in five
years later. Truman tested it a few times,
but evidently didn't like the device. Only
10 hours of Truman conversation exat,
all but 30 minutes before 1945, the year
after FBR died. The 30-minute e xcepuon
was recorded in 1947
Lyndon Johnson, whose fasc1nauon
with electronk gadgetry was legendary.
used John Kennedy's rathe r primitive
dictabelt recording device system for
awhile, but soon replaced It w1th a
24-hour recording system designed by
the National Ae ron autics and S pace
Admmistra uon.
EVENTUALLY, Johnson had bugs
installed in the Cabine t Room and the
pres1dent"s lounge as well. He also
orde red telephone taps (kno wn a s
"Charlie Browns") put an hlB bedroom.
the situation room and his office at the
LBJ Ranch.
The Cabine t Room bugs we r e a
rughtrnare for Albright. There was no
way to pick the &trongest stgnal. "We put
mikes m about eight locations around the
table," he recalled. "Every time someone
sits down at one end of the table and
coughs, and a guy pounds his pipe on the
table and another guy is scrapmg an
ashtray and a no the r as rubbing his
beard, every one of those sounds t'Omes
through."
To solve that proble m. the engineers
tried voice-act1vat.ed mikes. But these
worked only m one-on-one meetings -
with someon e o the r than Bobby
kennedy. that is
Footnote: I've wntten a full report on
the technical details of the presidential
bugs m this month's issue of Popular
Mecharucs.
The story of a Sacramento scain
This is the story of a highly placed
state ofhcial who blew the whistle on a
"fixer." That it happened some years
back is inunaterial since there are always
"con artists" around, ready to take
someone'• money on the representation
they know the "guy" to see to "fax"
things for 90meone having trouble with
a government .ncy. In this cue Fixer approached State
Official in behalf of a retired banker.
The banker wanted to get a real estate
license. Despite the fact he had spent
IDCJlrt of his many yean with a major
bank handllna real est.ate matters, he
was refuaed the opponunity to take the
licenae examination.
FIXER BAD had gained entree to
many top office holders by reason of
having been a campaign supporter o( the
governor. State Official told Fixer that
while it was not hi.a department he
would be glad to look into the matter If
Banker would send h1m hi.a brochure. It
was somet.hmg he would have done no
matter who the complamant.
Upon receiving the documents it
appe ared Banker had all of the
IARL WATIRS
qualifications required by law. State
Official took the data to a deputy real
estate commissioner with the request the
case be reviewed. "Apparen tty.
somebody made a mlatake," he told
Deputy.
The report came back that indeed a
mistake ~d been made and Banker
would be notified that he was eligible to
take the exam. Later, Deputy told St.ate
Official that Banker had paaaed the
exam and would receive hi.a license.
"That's fine," said State Official. "but I
wasn't concerned about that. 1 just
wanted to CJ.nd out if he was enutled to
take the exam and if so. why couldn't
h ?" e.
A few days late r S tate Off1c1al
received an irate phone call at his home
on a Sunday morrung. lt was Banker
demanding to know why he hadn't
received his liceNe. Angered by the
lntruaion on his privacy and by Banker's
tone. he told him all he knew was he had
passed the exam and supposed the
license would be sent in due course.
Reprimanding Banker for disturblng
him, he hung up.
But light then dawned. Obviously
Banker thought State Official had
something to do with obtaining the
license. Why would he think that? State
Official got the au.splclon that Fixer had
led Banker to believe it took influence to
get the license and bad demanded
payment for interceding, indic.at1Jl8 most
of the payoff was for St.ate Official.
Appreciate the gift of life
He reported his suspicions to the
governor, not the preeent one. It turned'
out ai.milar complaints had been made.
Needless to say Fixer instantly became penona non grata with the governor and
his appointees.
The point of the story is that no one
knows how many government officials
are "peddled" by con artists. It i. not
uncommon for aomeone who learns of an
individual having problems with a
governmental agency ta approach them
with the representation it can be fixed
for a fee. Usually Fixer will claim to be
on a flnt JWX\e basis with the official in
charge who will have to be "paid off."
l waa chatting with a friend of one of
my sona -a young man not much past
30 -when he said a most extraordinary
thing. We were d.lacuaaing the dozen
victima who perished in a recent bridge
collapee, when he remarked with all
SYDIEY HAllll
~vidence of aincerlty, "If I died
tomtn:tow, 1 would feel I wu ahead of the ..
.. ~·would?" l replied with
incredulity. "1 really would," he i.naiated.
"I've enjoyed my life, done a lot of
thl~ and met a lot of people. and I'm
grateful for the experience."
11le young man la not what u8ed to be
called a ''Cbnater." He wu no\ speaking
out of any religloua conviction or
aplrilual u1urance. He waa 1lmply
expremina • JMtnonal point ol view; an
.cceptanct 0( the cont1naency of death
•Ith the 1ame equanlmh)' that he
aa:epta and appreciates the &ift of life.
And I thought ol all the people I know
In their 50I and 60a and beyond, who are
arudoua and raientful and aomeUmc!I
\errlUed when lllne11, or even
enl!mldon. llYW tMn p opp...&v.
--ot theU' mortalJty. t m.y.elf am not exempt from thb
feeling. A sudden illneaa early this
spring deprt9ed me more than it should
have, when I compare it with 80f'Oe of
the ailments that afflict my
contemporaries, and even penons much
younger than L
And how much more have 1 to be
grateful for than that young man. I have
lived twice as long, done more, aeen
more, learned more, tasted more
pleasures and satisfied more IOl!a.
If we can make a cafeulu1 of
contributions to the petmanent herlia,e
of the human race, why lhoWd I expect.,
or feel 1 de11erve, a t~e than Mourt and Beet.hovtn, and
Montalgnez Lincoln and boreau,
Raphael ana Rembrandt, and IOOr'el of
others wha.e lives were cut lhor1 by one
cauae or another!
We foraet too •1111y that Ufe ta
exactly that -a atft, or, U you wW, a
happy accident. It calll fw no merit on
our part. and flYWY day we live 11 a
bonus denied to thot.-ndl by the wheel
IT IS AN EASY scam made easier by
the fact so many believe those in
aovenunent are "on the take ...
Despite the bad image of thoee in
gQvemment. the truth la most are honest
and alncere people trying to do their Jobe
well. The be9t policy foe one having
trouble with a govunment agellC)' ii go
directly to the officials. If that doesn't
work, go to (h ei r legislative
repruentative.
of fortww. • lt ii hard to beUew. •pedally when.
yol.lnl, that we are aotnc to .. but It II \
thJa cVtatn 1mowlecfa9 that eccoun• for '
what TUllch calla our "ontic amditey.'• No ..... -... liMI-~~-~~~--~·,
.. other creature on -.rth bu beera tnldDed 11 lt ttJr for ....... to cnm atblinll b ,
wtth thll awarenem of eventual death, the eventual ... Qenelit of prof '•'
and thta I.I our burden. '!be way to re.mat · ' liahten It II to re&ct that ~bin at T~AYD
..0 S. an tldwnture that DOM of W Walll ha~ wtaNd to mm. wven thtMJCh h _.
on • dyb'i note.
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'Promises,_·' '$slesman '.headline ,big week
11..i=mv:. tn .... of acUvtty UM&aJly
r•r..d for MMlh or Nowmblr,
ftYI new Nie producdonl .,.
arrlvlnc {a ra r Hy f~r
m1d8wnmer), off.-lnl ~
1omethln1 for every t1P• of
playcoer -two eomediH, • aramA. a muaScal and a chlld.Nn'•
lhow.
The m~ ii Onnp OoMt
Collea•'• tradltlonal 1ummer
entertainment -.. Proml1t1,
Promlte1," number 27 ln the •trtna that ltarted in 18&e. Tbt
drama ii Arthur Miller'•
r e n o wned "Death o f a
Salemnan," betnc piwented by
t he Saddltback Compan y
Theater. .
1be comedies have a aood bit
in common -both are in
HunUnaton Beach , both open Friday and both a.re bein8 done
at their l"elpective theaters for
the leCOnd ·time. They're "The
Gazebo" at the Huntington
Belch Playhouae and "Play It
Again Sam" at Golden We1t
CoUeae. Then. for the younaer
set, there's "Dick Whittt.naton
and Hia A.mazing C.at" by the
Nil.IC f«>TICE
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FICTITIOUI IUIMU NAm ITAT'UlaNT
The following pe,.on la doing
~-R. B. INVESTMENTS • REAL
ESTATE. 1507 N. Tuatln AVE .. Suite
A. Santa Ana. Caltlomla 92701
Ralph er.vwmen ln-tmenta •
Rul Eatate, lne . a California
Corpor.ilon, 1507 N Tuatln
Avenue, Suite A, Senta Ana.
Cellfotnla 92701
RALPH BRAVERMAN
INVESTMENTS
AEAL ESTATE. INC.
Ralph Braverman
Pretld41nt
This 11atement wu hied with lhe
County CteB of Orange County on
July 9. 1982.
'AUL L GAMER. HO.
1llO E. Gerry, luh 209 lanla .,.., ~ t2'10I
F1*'7
Publlahed Orange Coaal Dally
Pltot, July 13. 20. 27. Aug. 3, 1982
3153-82
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fJCDTlOUI IUllNUI NAmlTATDmNT
The tollowlng l*'IOM ere doing
~-= THE RUNNING RACQUET,
30100 Town Center DrM. L.-gune
Niguel, Callfomle 928n Dolor•• Aeke r , 513 N
Proapeci. Redond o Beaeh,
Ca11tqm1a &02n OoNllcl R. w~. 1o&5 w.
Lomita Blvd., Sp. No. 334, Hwbor
City, C..lfomta to710 thla bulk-. .. ccnducWd by •
llrfllled pel1Jienhip ~Adi.er
Thia 8tatement -llled with !he County Cl«i! of Or.nge County on
July 1, 1982. ,_
Publlahed Or•ng• Co••t Dally
Pllol. July 13, 20, 27. Aug. 3, 1982 31~
Nil.JC f«>TICE
FICTITIOUe llU ... H
N.u.ITATEmNT
The lollowlng peraona we doing b~u:
(I) AQE'S SEWER & DRAIN
SERVICE (2) ABE'S PLUMBING
COMPANY. 18783 Bucil Blvd.,
Hun11ng1on Beech, c.i11onva 92647
Timothy J King, 18713 8-:tl
BMI • Huntington e.ct1. Calitoml8 92&47
Robert E. Hegan, 18783 8eecll
Blvd , HunUngton Beach, Callfornle
92&47
Thia bualM88 la conducted by a generel perlnenhlp
Timothy J King
Thia 8181-1 WU filed with In.
County Cler1I of Orenge County on
July 12, 1982
F1131J1
Publlahed Orange Coaat Delly
PllOI, July 13. 20. 27. Aug. 3, 1982
2989-82
FlCT1TlOUI .......
NAml'TAT'EmNT The following peraon la doing
bu.ineaa aa:
WARD CONSTRUCTION, 3-402
Perk Drive, San1e Ana, CA 92707.
RODGER ALAN WARD. 3402
Perk 00-.., Santa Ana, CA 92707
Thia ~ 18 conducted by an
lndMdo8il.
Rodger Watd
Thia 1te1ement wu filed with the
County Cler1I 01 Orange County on
June 25, 19'12. '192212
Publlahed Orenge Coaat Delly
Pitot June 29. July 8, 13. 20, 1982. • 278S-82
Nil.JC f«>TICE
FICTITIOU8 IU ... 11
NAME ITATIMUIT
The fOltowlng perl<>N .,. dOll'IQ
bullneal ea: NECl-H-ME. 24001 ~.El
Toro, Cllllfomla 92830
Mary Ann Ponte, 24001
er-it El Toro. Callfomla 92e30 OeniM llelsld, 27292 P8dllla,
Mltalon Vi.to. Cellfornll 92e91
Thia but!~ It conducted by a
general pertnerlhlp. M.,y AM Ponte
This .. .._. -llled with 1he
County CWll of Or.nge County on June 21, 1982. ,1t1112
Pubtlahed Orenge Coaat t>ally
Piiot. July 13. 20. 27. Aug. 3. 1982 3152-82
AC11fl0Ut iUMfl
MMmeTA..-T
The fottowtng P«IOft 19 do6ng ~-SQUEAKY 0 1,EAN POOL
IERVfCE, 7133 Holder 8trMt,
Buena Perl!, Cellfomlll IOe20
AlcMrd J. -.... 7133 Hotder
8trMt, •-• Pertt, Calttornl• IOUO Tiiie bull!.-.. oonducted .,, .,,
lnclMdu9I.. lllcNrd J. 8aa.k
Tiiie -•,,.,, .. tied""" the
County a.ti Of Onnge County Oft
J4#t •• 11112.
Fountain Valley Commu.ntty Tbea•. ~ 11PromlM1, PromJM1," Neb
Slman'• adaptaUon of the Olou'-
wlnnlnc (lHO) movl• "The
Apartment," launch• a three--~ nine-performance nm
Thunday on the OCC •'-1•·
John .l'trllcea Ill dlrecUNr tbt
lhow, whtcb featurea Mfchael
Jon Shm, Brandee wu.u.m.. Joe
Gan.tta and Paul ScoJ>.
Performance1 will bt atven
Thundaya throuah 8aturdayl a' 8 p.m. th.rouah Aue. 7. '1'1cbt
lnformaUon T1 belna atven at
556-6627.
Ont of America'• molt
heralded play1, "Death of a
Salemnan" aJ8o Openl Thunda)'
at Sadd1ebtck Collep and will
run conUnuoully (except
Monday) throuah Aue. 8. Brian
Dono1hue ii airecttn1 a cut
headed by Wayne Grace and
Jacqueline Scott.
Othen ln the cut include
David Mean, Geoffrey Meek,
Frank O'Brien,-Thoma Reilly,
8gn Mann•n1 and l'epben TM~. Cunaln\tl ··~at the PkM Art.I Theaw on &M·J&Mft v• C!Al'O~ and r 1111 'Yatiam may be o talned by calllnc
Ul~.
J.D. IWcbelderfw II diNCdnl
"The Outbo'' at the HundNtclft
8elcb Playmu.. CMt l1MIMen
tnclude Jamel Whaley Ind Liia
Stack In lMdina tom. a1oN wtth
Jim J'lynn, 1ennlfer S-mtth,
Sandra Hunwr, Burt Carl80n,
Jiiek ww.m.cblr, Din Citro.
John Mwlna. Melinda Tyler and
St.Dben Avery. Pmormancee wlll bt ,tven ~ md S.turdar at s~ao throu1b Aue. 2 at the playboult, ln tbt flew:ltff vw.
llhoplJina center, Main Stnet at
YoiktoWn Avenue, Huntanat.on
s.cb. ~lbw 847-44U.
At Golden Wt1t, CharlH
Mitcbell and Bob aou... lhar.
d1recUn1 honon for "Play It
Aaaln , Sam," Woody Allen'•
oolnedy about a felloW who ptl
romantic advice from Humphrey
Bo1art. It run1 Frtday1 and
Saturday• at 8 :15 for two
weekend.I ln the Patio Theater.
ReeervatlODI 894..6070.
"Dick Whittington and His
AmuSns ear• 111 a ,...to-rfichel
mUl6oal fer ch1ldrtn •• in the 14th een,ury and I• betnc
pHHMed by the rountatn
Valley Community Tbllter UU.
we.k cmly _It Loi Amlp HJab
Sohool, Newhope and Hell,
N&ntlln Valley.
Rtok Habib ii di~ th•
fantuy, wbt.cb teatu.Ne D.vld
Hlokey H Dick and Laura
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\, New fresh taste.·
OnlySmg.
~
, ..
until fW1ber nadm as ~
curtain tUMi. .
-~· at the llarl*lul.n
Dinner l>llyliou1e, UOf 8 .
Harbor Blvd ., Santa Ana
(878-U 11), playtna ntchtly
except Mondaya at vliyt.nc Unm /
~Sept.6.
-"norUW" at the t.acuna
MOUiton Playhowe, 607 ~
Canyon Road, La1una Beach.
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Orenoe Oout DAILY PILOTIT~. July IO, 111a
....,191 to ... 0.llJ. Ptlot
B&V&ftL Y KILLS -The fa moue 20\h
C*\twy·folC Stud.lo lot, whkh in the put 47 yeara hM ipawned clUlicm trom the Shirley T9mple
movle day• to JCmmy·wlnnln1 t1levl1ion
produat!oaa, will be open to the public, lt wu
Announced by C. Jmeph LaBonte, ~dent and
chief operat&nc officer of 200\ Ces;itury·Fox.
"' Under arrana•m•ntl made betwffn Marc
revers, vice J?~nt Fox Lice~.,~ the Gray Line Toun, vtaiton wW be t to ii»
enttance of the 1tud10, leave the Gray bUlel
and then take a 90·minutAt wa!Jdna tour of the
bdllty.
The tour wW cover eome of the 1tud1011 h1ltoric
landm&J'kl lncludln& the "Hello Dolly" Street,
Wettem Street, Madrid Square, the Old Writer'• Buildlna and tound 1taget.
Stun\ 1howa and apecial effeci.I demonatntiona
are belna conaidered for lncluaion on tour. The tour
ICript Will lnclude the h.latory of the atudio and
anecdotee about the famous fllma and the at.an who
appeu"ed ln them.
The tour la offered twice daily -morning and
afternoon -and lncludec a atop at the 20th
Coentury-Fox comrnJJaary where lunch ii available.
The guldea, all hand-picked Gray Line
penonnel, have been apecia.lly trained for the toura,
PeYel'I Mid.
He added, "Fox Studioe has kept the feeling of
th~ early yeara In Hollywood through ita
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(dlOl!OI HuntollQIOll C"'4llN c..-. Tdwa<d> c-w .. ; (71•J10 Olll 134 USl Ht lt3S
~AIVMA llACll IMllCll WIJTMINTlll ~I~ m11 ~s':roti''... ~dM~ Wey 39 o .. ., ....
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.rlA COSTA MUA SS1 oess WUTllllSTUl
OJ ...-. TWI" 631 3501 llllSSIOll YllJO Mm-C.11tfftl WHt
.bu FOU•TAll YAUIY V1110 Mill 495 6220 191 -3935
90 E4wlfdt fou11tet" Yt!lty 839 1 SOO • OM•H C...lllomt 134 2SS3
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1st lw lbtl11tt 5"'wlt1a10llYS2.1AllllltssOtMnritt Mlttd 111am44.2,al6)65-4 2SsJ/~~v )
FOR AJnl EXCITEmEnTI V1tttOvr... *
architecture t9\d famou1 Mt.I. 1b1I tour will ofter
vtaitorw a li\tle bit of hlltoty."
Pewrt emphubed that all toww en handled
by Gray Line and can only be joined from polntl ortlf.natine away from the ltUdio. No one wU1 be
permitted to join the tour at the 1tud10 ltlelf.
Infon\\Atlon OD the 200\ Century-Fox Stud.lo
Tour can ije obtainied by ca1llna Gray Line Toun.
(213) 481-8400. f'or lnfonnaUon l>y m&ll the adctn.
1-1207 Weet 3rd St .. Loi Anples, CA 90017.
Fee plan nixed
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -San Franct.co'1
Boe.rd of Supervilora ha shelved a plan to lmpoae
fee. on downtown bUlinell property ownen to ra1le
money for the city'• tranalt ayatem.
The aupervt.on voted to delay a .deciaton until
January.
" 'Firelo~· bw. t..Ul'Jpt>nM>.
intricst~ plotting and
a climax crowd~d .. ;1h
s etion."
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Monday thru Saturday
All Perform1nce1 b1fore 5:00 PM
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TU!IDAY. JULY 20, 1tea
CAVALCADE
COMICS
TELEVISION
ON THE WATERFRONT DEPI'. -Sununer f1naUy
arrived. u far u these old bone1 are concerned. I mean,
when Pacific Ocean temperatures start flirting into the hieh 70.. even t.hia aging bod will try dancing in on
tippy-toe.
Beach weather baa been ideal and over the past
couple of daya, the teeming multitudes have once again
jammed our shorelines from Seal BeaCh to San Cl~te.
Surf hu been relatively clam and rip currenta non-
existent, ao conditions have been rather quiet on the n!9C\.le
front.
Surf baa generally been of the shore-break variety.
Thia doesn't bother too many of the beach-visiting citizens,
except for the uninitiated
' to decide because the
waves are breaking
!"'-'\ directly on the ahoreline, it Tl--.-.-U-IP-H-11-1 ~1; ~~ ~y sate to try
• ~e trouble with this
theory, of course, is that it's wrong.
Barney Miller hangs up pn -and badse. Page B6
AS ANYBODY WHO has tried it a couple of times can
tell you, the trouble with trying to ride shore break is that
' there isn't 81;!L_;::ter underneath the wave. It simply picks
you up and you into the sand.
JOUSTING -Rick Feld (left) bolds Takno Noda, 6, while
Kelly McGraw holds Robin Levenstone, 9, during a game of
"chicken fight" at the Horiwn Day Camp.
~ NII,......, a.tee lflln
LIPT -"He ain't heavy, he's my buddy." Ten-year-old
David Auxier gives Web Henze, 7, a lift as the two
freckJe-faeed youngsters participate in camp activities.
Some of the younger local lads like to ride the shore
· break just because they're bored or because there im't any
real surf or they just want to show the guya up on the
beach how tough they are when they get dumped.
TREED -Debbie Roeebear,
11, finds a fun way to get
away from it all.
ON THE LOOKOUT -Gina Bnme, 13, (left),
a volunteer supervisor, joins Kelly McGraw in
a game of "kick the can," one of the IDOllt
popular activities at the Irvine camp.
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LomJ lad (IUbt), J.n llhM9vlll/l t1,tbt cum In Bluebird a..dl ahore brMk
at lA6w» SMdJ
The practice along our coastal beachfront has been
called by a number ol. names wer the years. It's been called
doing ''belly whqmpers" or "going over the falls" or
aometimm, practid.ng ·just plain idiocy.
Canyon camp a. haven for kids
. Anyway, most of the local youngsters who fool around
in heavy shore break have learned to slide with tbe wave,
right or left, and when it gives them the final El Durnpo,
they hit the sand sideways or bottom down, or in 80l1le
other fairly harmless poaition.
TRIS BIT OF UNDERWATER deception often eludes
the attention of ocean neophytes who go out there and
try to copy tactics of the locals who have been belly-
whomping.
· Unaware of the need for any life-saving finesse at the
crash-point, the visitors tend to come off the wave crest
head-on.
They go into the sand the same way.
Thus only this past weekend there was the report of a
young woman who suffered a broken ann at Victoria Beach
in ~-Beach. a location noted for its occasional strong
shore~.
ANOTHER VISITOR from Germany suffered a neck
• injury, requiring hoapttal treatment after he tried his hand
in the aaif at San Clemente. As our journal ao quaintly
reported it, "he ~ his bead on the sand."
More likely, he buried same about down to his nostril.a
when he came off the shore break. It waa probably a bit
more than just striking. It was like being shot from a
cannon.
We have eo many posted nale1 and regulations on our
beaches the.e da?:9 you have to be surpriled that the
authoritiel haven t banned the practice of riding shore
break.
BUT THEN, you guem they can't ban everything.
Even when they try, they don't i.Uy stop much.
bped•Uy they don't stop thete loud sterem and radios
OD the land. •
By BARRY EBERLING
Of-.~"'41W1
Twenty years ago, Irvine'•
Bommer Canyon wu a cattle
camp. Today, lt's used for a
different purpoee -the city's
Horizon Day camp.
"Il'• gone pretty well eo far,"
Community Service9 Pro1ram
Coordinator Karen Davidaon aaid
of the camp'• fint year. "We've
had 20 to 28 children each
9e81ion.''
A typical day begins at 9 a.m.,
after the parenu drop thelr
childttn off at the ate. Located
Coast women
honored as
top pilots
Lola Scura of Cc.ta Mea and
Eleanor Todd of Newport 8-ch
are co-wlnneu of the Top
Woman Pilot of the Year Award
from the Orange C.OUOty Chapter
of Ninety-Nines, an international
organization ot women pllota.
Mrs. Scura and Mra. Todd
received their awards at a
banquet at the South Shore
Yacht Club in Newport Beach.
The two women 11CCWnulated
pointa in various areu includJna
the overall promoUon of aviation,
1peakJn1 at public and civic
IJ'OUJIS. and the amount of fllg.ht
time they have recorded.
Mn. Todd la the wife of
Oranp C-ounty Superior C.Ourt
Judge Robert C. Todd.
aser flight slated Sunclay
in the billa behind Turtle Rock, lt con11ata ot a dtlaplda ted
bandstand, a chuckhouae, and a
corral, all surrounded by fields.
Although participanu' ages
range from 6 through 12 years of
age, the diaparlty cauaea few
problems. Th.la IUrpri8ed Kelly
McGraw, a oolle8e student. who
ia a camp COW'llelor this summer.
"I used to think that kida were
kind of cruel, but they aren't,"
she said. "Our games include
everyone, and eo do our crafts."
The fim activity is a group
unity exerdae. For example, the
chlldren might have to guess
what anlmal label has been
placed on thelr back by talking to
other campers.
Then, following a crafts
seaalon, they have free tlme.
Campers look like they could be
the at.an of an aerobics ad u they
play Chlne.e jumprope and climb
rock.a and treea.
After lunch. they ptar aal'Dle9,
including capture-the-flag, the
camp favorite; hlde-and-eeek,
with campers pitted against
OOUNelon, and steal the bacon.
A major craft follows, which
ranges from plant.ins seeds in
small baskets to making totem
poles out of thread spool.a.
Then there la additional free
time. Occasionally, the group will
have a nature awareness aession,
in which they learn about the
different plant and animal life in
the canyon.
At 4 p.m .. the children return
home, leaving oounaelor McGraw
with this assemment of the day: ''Exhausting .••
But the group meets at
Bommer Canyon only on
Monday, Wednesdays. and
Fridays. The other two days lt
takes excu.rsiona to pJ.oes such aa
Disneyland and the beach.
Mila McGraw aaid that the
tripe are the h1ahllght of the
week, with the beach excunion
becomlna one lo~ play day. And
the children aren t the only ODM havlnc fun.
"I was surprised by bow much
I loved the kids," she said. "I
knew I liked them, but I didn't
know I likeq them thia much."
So far, the camp baa run
1moothly. One problem was
Bommer Canyon's prlmltlve
facilities, but restroom• and
storage areas were tet up, and
bottled water is brouaht in.
A challenge for the ooumelors
ls working wlth non-Engllah
speaking campers. There ls ooe
such child at camp CWTently.
"He'• a real go-getter." said
counaelor Rlck Feld. ''The kida
all adopted hlm and they tug hlm
along like a little brother. He
watches to eee what they do."
Some difficulties arise, though.
"At Disneyland, lt'1 hard to
order food for him," Feld u.id.
"It's bard to figure out what be
wanta."
'l1le Horlmn Day Camp costs
"5 for One week, and $100 for
two. For further informaUon, call
Cindy Street at 76~6.
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•ANN LANDERS
•ERMA BOMBECK
•HOROSCOPE
c.;
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usband should seek counseling to duinp rage
DEAR ANN LANDJl:BS: TtiiW YMl"I
·aWC> my wife became depre•••d and
ted back Into h«' CQ).lep envtroninent.
•pent • areat deal ot time with a male
~:sen·t who took her mind Of.f her ema1l and the day-to-<lay probleml of
• ~ apr1co~n: ---..
~~!zi details
l 'ARIJ!$ (March 21-April 19):
lD uction to a Scorpio or Leo could prove U ly and significant. Excitement ·of
very dominatea. Focua on penonal eu.m. phyalcal attraction, abWty to
tnalJl'J. int yqur own rhythm and style.
$AURUS (Aprll 20-May 20):
unicate needs, desires -espedally to
y. Take nothing for granted -improve
ty, bring aource material up to date.
~. Virgo, Sagittarius persons play
~t roles. Member of opposite aex
~elleS motive.
, GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Belative
about trip, domestic change, residence.
receptive without becoming inextricably
lved. Highlight diplomacy -and
tet:oes:nbl~ speclal oocuion, anniversary with
t
i t. Libra figures prominently. Accept
· invitation.
I CANCER (June 21-July 22): Define
atreaniline techniques. Money offer
wres additional study. Lunar emphasis
yments, personal pci1111eaiona, ina:xne
f1tential, ability to work with available fTt.erial. Pi8ces plays important role. i LEO (July 23-Aug~ 22): Cycle high -
ke personal appearances and direct
rtionl, appeal&. Your aeme of timing is
tened. -Judgment is on target. Accent
charisma, sales ability, challenge and
ccess . Capricorn native figures ' . tly.
~ ; VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): You recetve
notice that club affiliation baa been
ipproved and dues require payment. Accent J>, hospitals, organizations, political and
haritable drives. Project is completed, you ~in added recognition as burden is
~ed.
' LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): You t unter bright, independent, creative,
individual. FOCU3 on new starts,
• concepts and people who help you
....,H7o your own creativity. Leo, Aquarius
1ives figure prominently. I
Lt SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): You regain r:J'l8e of direction; focua on prestige, career,
tpecial honor and communication with
esaional superiors. First impressions
e accurate. Individual who aided in past
make reappearance.
' SAGITrARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Key
diversify. Focus on travel,
unication, education, publishing and
roadening of penonal horizons. Express
jliewa ln artistic manner. You get what you
1'¥8'lt through charm, intelligence.
I
I f L CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19):
ppotlight on details connected with loans,
,
I
I
wrest rates, taxes and financial status of
or mate. Be aware of fine print,
neceuity of plugging loopholes.
Scorpio penons figure prominently.
common interest in HX and En1U1h
literature la not a IOl.ld bull for a lutlna
relationahip. ~ntually lt ended.
1 found out aboUt the affair a few
montha ~and It 18 teartna me apm. Belidea deeply hurt, I can no 1onpr
trult my e, eePedally when lbe ii out
with her college...,e f.rlenda. Yet, I still love
her and do not want a eeparation or divorce.
.., ............
vows REAFFIRMED -Barbara and
Scott Tracy of San Juan Capistrano: who
were operating an exhibit at the Orange
~ty Fair lut week, reaffirmed their
wedding VOW1 in the Floriculture Ba•lldi"C
before family and frlenda who were unable
to attend their ceremony two yean ago.
Serving as ring bearer and flower girl are
their nephew llyan Tracy,~. and hia aiater,
Kelly Tracy, 11.
T rou1 HfAlTH
DR. PETER J. STEINCROHN
Relaxation
an antidote
DEAR DR. STEINCROBN: II e11tUD1
jfown. on salt ud takbag utllayperteul•e
med.lei.Des the only way to lower one'1 blood
r:.e11are? How about biofeedback? -MRS.
DEAR MRS. H.: Practicing biofeedback
techniques has helped some hypertensive
patients. But, rve been reading of a simpler
way to lower pressure. It has been suggested
by a group working out of the University of
Pennl)'lvania.
They have found that your blood
pressure will drop if you sit quietly in front
of a fish tank and watch goldfish or guppies
glide by effortlessly. Much simpler than
feaming biofeedback.
rm not suggesting that you go out and
buy aome goldfish. Mrs. H. But if you dislike
dieting and ~ medication, you might try
it as an experiment. After all, what it does is
induce a state of relaxation, which is one
antidote for high blood pressure. But don't
expect too much.
"lJEAll DR. STEINCROBN: I'm aot
tm.ptm1 It -I believe I 1et lets ~ aUeadea from my plly1fclaa 1lace I've
become u official old1ter at die a1e of 7t.
I bYe frlad1 wllo llkewlte eomilala. II
dlere a nmedy for Wa? -MRS. k.
DEAR MRS. K.: Doctors had better
find one relatively 800ll Between 1977 and
2035, the over-65 population la expected to'
double ln size. It will .ccount for at 1eut 20
percent of the population.. Out of necemty,
docton wfil team to 0 care" for their aglna
patients.
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Pleue tell me what I can do to 1et her
to talk about the al.fa1r. She refUMll to
dilc\m tt and tt driVll me crazy. All I can
pt out ;J her 18, "Y 0\4 were too wrapped up
In your work to notice that I needed
attention. So I found it ellewhere." (Thia
could be true.) c.an you help? -NO NAME,
NO TOWN
DEAR N.N.N.T.: Obvloa1ly, yoa uve a
Deed a. ,..atll '"' wUe. wMdl 11 wbt JM an attemptlq to .. by ferdq Iler to ove
yo• ebpter ud vene • ~er put 1w. My
advtee 11 laJ off ud 1et 10me ~U.1. U
JOll wut to keep yov marrla1e to1etlter,
Al yo• elalm, ••load JO•r race OD a
profe11loul ud 1top ........,.. yov wife
to talk abowt 10meWD1 tat II •ery palDlal.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: My hutband
and I put a great deal of effort and money
into the wedding• of our ch.lldren. We
enjoyed making ~ joyous and feetlve.
Before each wedding we told each other,
"Th.is la 10mething we do only once, ao let's
go all-out."
We never dreamed lt would happen,
but our IOfl was divorced and la p~ to
remarry. What are our oblig,atic>na ·for his
9eCOftd wedding? We don't wiah to go to a
great deal of expen1e again, yet we don't
want to be unfair to our future dauahter-
in-law. We haven't d18culled thia witli our
aon yet, becauae we don't know what to do.
Pleaee adviae. -SIXX>ND TIME AROUND
GREENSBORO, N.C.
DEAR SECOND TIME: Did yoe aay
SON? Yoe are ader DO obU.attoa to pve a
ffnt WMdJal for a IOD, ma letl a ffcoDcl. nete day1, wlla Marly laalf of all
marrlqet elMI la dJvorce, I am often alked
wllat to do aboat 1eeoad aad Uatrd
marrla1es of da•1lltera. My answer: If
yoa've 11vea oae baall, tbat'1 eaoa11t.
Repeat performucee 11iacudd be low-key,
amaU ud ao1teatatloa1.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: This may
seem like a petty complaint but it bugs me
like crazy.
I am thoroughly fed up seeing gounnet
cooks and food experts on TV who are
loaded with jewelry. Thia mornin8 one had
thre~ ...rlo&• Qll. on.e band, a bunch of
bracelets with charms dangling and a heavy
gold wrlstw~tch.
My mother, grandmother and three of
my aunts are all excellent cooks. Not one of
them wean jewelry of any kind while
preparing food. A really first-rate cook or
pastry chef will tell you that jewelry gets in
the way. Do YO\t have any thoughts on the ~or am I just nuts? -WAUSAU,
DEAR WIS.: I llavn't d01le uy 1erloe1
cookta1 or bald.a& for a 10111 time,· bat I
alway1 took off my jewelry before I went
lato die kltcllea. MOit coon wub tllelr
lauds freqHDUy, ud rtn11, watcbea and
bracelet. are a alllaance.
Ann Landers discusses teen-age
drtnking-its myths, its realities. Learn the
facts by reading "Boor.e and You -For
Teen-agers Only," by Ann Landers. Send 50
cenrs and a long, self-addressed, at.amped
envelope to Ann Landers. P.O. Box 11995,
Chicago, m. 60611.
W ateh out for kids
I hate to say I told you so, but
remember how I always warned, "Never
tum your beck on a 2-year-old?"'
Well, eeveral ltories recently have liven
riae to some concern about the increaae in
juvenile crimes.
There was a pre-teen who was hauled
into court and legally cbarwed with .-ult
to a playmate. Then there wa1 the
7-year-old in Los Angeles who was tried for
anon.
A 1%-YEAR-OLD IN Marlborough,
Mus., made the Most Wanted List and even
had a warrant out for her arrest for not
returning boob and records to the 1ecal
library. (She said her house bufnt down and,
she no longer had them. See paragraph
above.)
How far down is the cut? All the way
down to a 4-year-old boy in Philadelphia
who had to appear in municipal court on
charges of dwnping five bags of trash -all
bigger than he was -outBide rather than
inside a city incinerator plant.
He went to court and got off only after
his parents testified they couldn't pomlbly
pin a littering rap on their aon becau.e he
was in a day nu.nery center at the time.
(They all aay that.)
How many times do I have to tell you,
children are not little bundles of innocence.
They're l= of larceny jammed into small
adorable es.
flMA IOMIKI
AT WIT'S END
Why, there isn't a 3-year-old alive who
can't break and enter a houae without a key
and shut off the most aophilticated alarm
system ever devised.
When they are made to do something
they don't want to do (go to bed, take a bath,
smile) they have the strength of 5,000
camels.
CHILDREN HAVE ALWAYS been
quick to learn how the system works. My
children never even saw "The Godfather."
Yet instinctively one night my son marched
into the middle of a party in his jam.mies,
kiaed me on both cheeks and said, ''The five
big ones you borrowed from my paper route
savtnga? Get it back by Wedneeday or I
work Grandma over."
I suppoee experts are already trying to
figure out why ao many youngsters are
involved with the law. Some will blame
television, others will finger parents who are
shirking responsibilities. Me? I believe the
potential was there all the time. And ru
aleep better tonight knowing the law is
finally on our side.
GOif ii 011 lllDGI
BY CHARLES H. GOREN ANO OMAR SHARIF
Neither vulnerable. Weal
deal1.
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Optnlns lead1 Two of •.
Ptrhapa the lar1eat ll•1le
eharlt7 brld•• event
1111wbere 11 the annual UJA
Fecleratlon brld,. tourna·
mtnt orpal .. d b7 Iba.
Samuel S~yau. Thia 7eu'1
tvent, held a& the ndulin
Hanooale' Ch• In Ntw Y•lr,
1ttnet.td a1 .. t. 10 ......
ud raiMd OYtr H0,000.
A•~ P'7 NIO &o PllJ'
with an expert ror the even·
Ing. The re1ult.s on any hand
can vary greatly, depending
on which member of the part·
nenhip is In control. Here's
an example of what might -
and did -happen in lhl!
tournament.
North's overcall on such a
1kimpy suit is not to be
reeomm·ended. However.
South's deciaion to bid three
no trump, de-.pfte his ques-
tionable spade stopper, bas
the endorHmenl of this
department. North needed
no more than the ten of
epades to make aur. of a
1t.opper, and •IU.oul a 1pade
lead, dedarer could have
nine runnrnr trlcu.
Eaat won t.he ace or clubs
and returned t.he four or
spades. When declarer'•
queen appeared, West ahould
have worked out 'he lie of
the cards and followed with
either t.he king or the nine to
unblock the suit. But West
chose a poor moment to play
an uncharitable six. As a
re1ult. when declarer even·
tually forced out the ace or
heart. to set. up his ninth
trick, the derendera could
take only two of th. three
apade lricb they were due.
Had Eut not been pronlpte
with 1Ua ten of 1padea, he
could have overtaken llila
partner'• nine to ael th•«>n-
t.ract: and had W Ht been
rat.her moN pneroua, he
would hive retained a low
1pade to achieve the Mme
reault.. '
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"What's hoppened on 'All My Children' since
the middle of June?''
by Brad Anderson
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"Come on, everybody! We gotta make this
meeting really loud so we can get our
clubhouse backl"
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WHO W.ANT5
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WHY IS MR.JONES
USING THAT TO
TO GET HIS CAR
GOTO
W'ORK?
TOGETHER
MONEY TO
SEND HIS
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"*"' "· !l!!""t.--~ In the Santa Ju.. office of WM1We11 h.Mer CNamercl&I RM.I
l:atate lervloel, bM been appcdnted an 11119tant
vb pl9idmt.
ftoi»ert L. PHceU. aouthwHt ro1Jonal ~ of ColfWeU laUer Cemmorclal Real
Eatato s.nieel, ha '-1 appolnaid a_.., Yk:le
pre1ident. He wlll oversee operation of th•
CC)Dlpany'• Southern California network of 11
offices in Loe Anaele1, Oranae, San Dleao,
R.lvenJde and Ventura count!" plUI other in
PboenJx, Tuclon and Lal Vepe, and 1till be hued
In San Dleao·
S&aaley 8amplOll. Walker • Loe oommerdal
brokerap dlvtalon uJemnan, ha completed ..i. of
nearly $8 mill.kJn this yeer ln a dep1"e11ed reel estate
mark.eL
Sampeon primarily lpf"da11,.. In the ule of
mobile heme perkl In California for Walker & Lee,
blled in Santa Ana.
He baa IOld four projects; Oakcrwt Ell.ta and
Summenet Mobile Home Eltatee, both ln ~ Joee:
Gold Cr-est ln Anaheim, and Huntlqton ¥obi.le
Estai.. Hunu.n,tan BMch.
Dr. Lom Gufba. vice prelident and chief
actuary, Padflc Mehlal, Newport Buch, retired
after 30 years with the lite lnluranoe comp.ny.
Garfin plan1 to retire in La1una Beach and
continue with Pacific Mutual aa a con1uhlnc
actuary on 1pedal Ulip.mentl.
Debby MWer of Westminster bu been named
CIOCpcrate aalel manapr for the Dlaeylud Betel
in Anaheim. She hu been 181• and convention
aervices manager for the Hyatt at Loa An8eloa
In~Uonal Airport.
Circus due
for Catalina
NEW YORK (AP) -Television talk ahow host
John Davidaon. hoping to restore IOIJle of the old
glamor of Catalina Ialand, haa started a drcua.
Davimon decided to found the Salt Water
Clrcus aft.er visiting the Monte Carlo Circua with
Prince RainJer last year.
"It felt just like aummer stock," he aald in an
interview in People magazine. "Everyone was
really enthusiastic and a little
crazy.''
HUOMTOM
Optical Tocll•l•H•, llO. of l1nt1 An•
named Sc9tt O. Now• Wtllam rectona! Ml•
~· He WN I 111\Sor Ml• ~ OOWri.nl
SouiMm California for the W11wn lntt.Nmen"
Dtvildcm of Schlumberpt.
Kor•/Porr1 lateraaU111I haa moved na
0ranp County ottkw '° 1 "'nnaMnt loclllon ln Newoort Bolch at lSOO Dow It.not, 8w-. 200. The
office, u.nder the ~'of Vice Prwldent
Doaald E. P•"•r. handlll atnior level 1x.ocudve
aea.rch• ln the Onnat C'oun~ fU'M,
-Roulcl M. I. Part., 0.\a ti• ... nt. will be
cited durtna \ho annual nlMU!ll of apn" ol the Nor•~·••torD M1tHI Lift llHHHt Co.. of
Milwau.kM. for belna ~ lh• \op 100 ln Ml• durtna the YMr tncf41d M~ :u. H• LI lllOC&.ted
with Rorthw•tem'1 Oltn &. MUI ... dlalrict q•ncy,
a.ta Meu, of tho Ttm Tomlo)lln a-n•ral .,.ncy,
Santa Ana.
Baroid O. WWlamlOD ot Palm 8prlnp bu
been named vice prffidon\/btanch mana1er at
Berttaa• Bu.k ln Palm SDrino.
Located at 901 Eut 'l'ahQuU.1-Mc.:Callum Way,
aero. the street from the JU'. Hutton buildina,
Heritage will be openina doon ln September.
Heritage I.a an tnaependent bank bued ln
Orange County.
Rlloada Beadtastoa hu been promoted to
aaaiatant vice president, loan adminiltration, of
Newport Balbo. Samp 6 Lou .UIOClaUOD
headquartered ln Newport Beech.
Demay PartaJa, the third employee of Newport
Balboa Savino and Loan when It opened three
years ago an.cf an ..i.atant vice president, hu been
promoted to manager of the c.orona del Mar branch.
Ma. Parlsia la a fourth ~don Californian.
Terry Conolly, Westcllff branch operations
aupervi.lor, h.u been promoted to umtant manager
of the Corona del Mar branch and, ln addition, a
major portion of hi.a duitea will include marketing
of the branch. Davidaon said he hopes the
troupe will restore 90lne of the
aura that Catalina Island enjoyed 50 years ago. Robert Welty BraaD1cllwel1er has been
"Aa you turn 40," he added, appointed prlncipal-ln-cllarge of the Orange County
"you get bored with the run of office of Albert C. Marti• and A11oclate1 a
things ln your life. You want to planning, architecture and engineering finn. '
push things to the limit a little more." Tom Mano of Carlabad has been named
Davicbon I.a a host on the DAVIMOll Orange County regional manager by Ceatral
ABC television sertes "That'• Incredible." His Federal Savtaa1 and will al8o ovenee bnnchos in
syndicated talk ahow wu recently amoeJed after northern San !>iego County. Mario waa manager of Jtw'O~~l~H~·~-~-~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiithe~~aMOda~~~tion~~··~Car~~i.bed~l and La c.o.ta brancha. 1' I I The Board of Directors of Dentists get
I Liberty National Bank is pleased president
I to announce the appointment of o:~:.Ps~~fef;u:!~
Barham Hauck
Vice President
Deposit Administrator
<Zs\ U6ertg N~~lonal &Ink
One Pacific Plau, n77 Center Avenue
Huntington Buch, Ci.lifomia 92647
Telephone 714/895-2929
Our Huntington Harbour office
is open Saturdays, 9 om -1 pm
ond Weekdays, 9 om -6 pm
16902 8oko Chko
Huntington H~ 92649
(n4) 840-1321
installed Dr. Robert P.
Kelly of Orange as
president.
Other offioera are Dr.
Ronald Norman, vice
pre1ident; Dr. Robert
SloaM'J::rident-elect; Dr. McCartney,
.ecretary, and Dr. Robert
Hint, treuurer.
•v1noas
WAlnlDI
CASH FLOW
.,.. TAX SHELTER
$10,000 ......
CALL JIM
(714) 141-1211
open doors
Costa Mesa facility to employ 1, 100
Approxlrnattly 1,100 ~ eno.d prllbutl'f. In
tnauranoo ancl memberthlp
Pl'OM'1'>C optntkma wtl1 occupy
1 major proceuln1 conttr ln
Co1ta Moea bo1tnnln1 next
rrt.day.
The Automobile Club ot
Southern California aald the
facility w1ll enable It and the
lnterlnaurance llxchanae to
oonlOlidato proce.1ne operat.\om.
The &80,000·•q-uare·foot, three-bull~ "°11\plex &a located
nHr the San Dteao F?Mway at
3888 Falrvtew Road. o.tsne(J by atn wona A.octatet, it wu built
In two ptwee by contrllC'f.or C. L.
'-ck on 1 29~-acre parcel at a
COit of 936 million.
Tht lnttrlor do1t1ner wH
Michael Sanches A11oclatt1;
landlcape architect. Howard w.
'l'ft>ller; and CODIUltf.na enciDMn,
Cohen & Paax>e, Inc., 1AYtM & Seepl, and Brandow & Johnlon..
Phue 1, completed lut year,
con1l1t1 of a one-floor and
mezzanine service bulldin1
replacin1 supply and record•
1torage factll ties previously
leued by the club In Buena Park.
Jt WU occupied ln April, 1981
and hou1e1 approximately 40
employee..
PhMe 2 oonmta Of • fout4Clry
. maln oUtco bulldinf aad a
uteWte bulldJn1. Tb• latcer
hoUHI employ•• Hrvlcea Ind~. eafNria and .......
moot1n1 rooma for employ" ~c~ecutlve and
admlnittratlon htadquarter1
remain In emtral Lot Aiwe1-.
Space prevtou1ly occuploCI bJ
procepln1 operatloN wlll b9
available at the downtown
headquarten location to brine
tosether admlnhtrattve
operation• which for Mveral
ye.an have been mted in ie..d
facWti•.
PROCEMING CENTER -The Automobile
Club of Southern California and the
lnterinauranoe Exchange will work out of this
new complex in c.c.ta Mesa TIM! bu!Jding
con~ 580,000-aquare-foot of 1pace.
OVER THE COUNTER NASO LISTINGS
MUTUAl FUND
1111nco HI YICI LI Mo.I l'Wltn
Workshop set
The management
consulting firm of Coil,
Ballback & Slater will
offer at its Santa Ana
offices a workshop July
24 at 8:30 a .m. titled
"Resumes Are Not Your
Memoirs ." For
information. c all
558-0223.
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WASBDfOTON <AP) -Vlct.ory by Inn In tta
,vw wttb ~l&ld be bid news f« o'11U~ and ~ Sen. H Jaclalaa WU'nl.
• Mowmmt o'1 throuch the 8tra111 ot Hannua ~ be llODlllld 1f Ina l1)0Yel f.Dto Kuwah and U., ~thew P.r.lm Ou.II •• t.be Democraac eenator ~ ~ llid Sunday. ~ woWd not f808 the retum ot .. Unee fiaht away, but the price ot oil would Ina••
hnmedJateJy, Jaclulon Mid on CBS'• ''J'ace the Nation."
ln¥estment seminar set
I Marcue & M.Wk:hap, Inc, ol San ~ will
I epomor a ...unar en investment propertim July 29 at
9:30 a.m. at the Newponer in Newpon 8-ch.
I Semhww aleo will be held July 27 in Lee ~lee
at the Century Plua Hotel and July 28 in San Dieao at
I the W~te Hot.el
For in.formation. call (415) 391-9220.
Local stock analyzed
Dean Witter R=d•, Inc. haa i11ued a
rmearch report on Na Ed11eadoe Corp., bued
In Newport Beach, continuing to recommend purchue of the stock. t
Becauae of the recemion, earninaa are expected
to be $2 a share for 1982, down from Dean Wttter'a
projected $2.15. Earnings were $1.84 in 1981.
The report a1llO aaya Anthony Sc.hoola ''remalna
the compeny'a laraest lin&1e problem" becau.e of
the de~ real e9tate market.
Desplte th.ls, "we continue to regard NEA • an
attractive investment over the next 12-18 montha
and beyond," the report aaid.
Santa Ana lacility bought
Federal Exprea1 Corporatloa of Memphis,
Tenn., purchaed a 43,000-9:1ua.re-foot ovenUabt
package distribution and sorting facility. 'fhe
2.2..acre property at 700 F.ut Alton Avenue, Santa
Ana. wu previously owned by Elman Properties of
Loe Angeles, and 80kl for approximately $2 million.
Federal Expr~a~ will take occupancy in
September after buUd1ng modifk:ationa have been
completed. The Newport Beach office of Orab &
El1lt Compuy reprmented both parties.
STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT DOW JONES AVERAGES N&t YOM(AP)-........... pnoe
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AMERICAN LEADERS
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UPS AND DOWNS
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METALS
HEW YORK (AP) -~ "°"'9n'OUI "*" pnc. Monday. c...,. 70.Ta oent9 • pound, u.s
desllnetlone.
~ 21-29 oertta • pound. Dile 37-40 _.. • pound. ..._..,_
""' ... 1338 ....... w.. ~lb.
'II t • 7e-T7 oer"8 a pound. N.Y • ......, 8370.00.,., ....
,...._ $299.00 ~oz., N 'r
SILVER
Handy & Her111en, H .610 per troy -·
GOLD QUOTATIONS
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THAOUGH THI A'"9
"Pelntlng: Vlllonl Through
IThe== N8C..w8
MOYI! * * ~ ''The Qumblll Mo
lytt (19711) t.tlict\MI ·-zln. Tim Mcintire. A gum.
bell mechlne le .,.. grand
pm In e ..._ Yllf1l.to-Loe
~car r-wNdl
.,,.,. .. eortl of utrf
chereoter1 onto t111
n1Uon'1 hlgftwaye and
becllr~ 'PO'
uol~
GOVEANM8fT .. eca' .... oo• IWoml" &I .::: MUD.
An egltatiec! -..... homem•d• bomb thr....,,_ to ll6ow up IM
00::".ioHN ..UYI cemw.,AN<
The P<IP'*' '°'* tuper· •tar of tM '70. perfomll
meny of hie emull hlta In
... ~ oonciert In
the petlt.
.MOVIE * * * "Mr Aoc:ll And Roll" ( 1875) Ctludl Barry.
UOnel Hempton.A feW-
lou9 look .. ••en at the ·so·, end the beglnnlngl of
rod< 'n' roll.
7:00 8 CU HEWS I N8CHEW9
l(UNCJ RJ
Shec:ttled to • ~
man. C4llrle probel the
~ ol 1111 het'*9.
l~NEWI
KojM lurM to .,, P •
llddlc:t tor help when he
1-ne the! .. ,._ ..
on dn.IQla and 'IMiY be ln¥Olwd .,, .• murder.
• M•A•t•H
An outbrMk of lnfilctlaul
ttep11IU1 thrNten1 the
entire medlc:al stall of the
4077th.
• JO!Wrl W1U>
•• 81111NE88
REPORT
Cl) P.M. MAOAZN! The Bk.-BrOU-S: • IOOI!
•t -df'U9I '°' dMnlng dogged 111.-
9 EHTERTAINMENT
TONQH'T
A loolt et how 1U1r1 -~ed In Hollywood
todtly. 8TMI~
~ Roy Aogere and o.e-(l)~TitON
A c:omedlan hoet and four
c:om6c c:ont•tanU who
compete 90aln1t one
MOlhs .,. ~In Ihle
unc:«worecl oometl't QMl9
lhow.
(%)MOYIE * * * * "Kremer v 1. Kr-" ( 1878) Ou1Un
Hottman. Meryl StrMP. A
man bettlel with '* n ·
.... tor Cl.9tody of !Mir
young eon after ft .,...
out on them. 'PO'
RETURNS TO TUBIDA.Y -"hthtt Murphy, 0 ltarl'lni Moeee Gunn (left),
Mae Woodward and Merlin 01"n. returna
to lta orta!nal Tu~1day tlme period, start1na tonJabt at a on KNBC (4).
r:ao • a°" THI TOWN FMtUNCI: e tool Into poet·
divorce r•tlof'lltllC>e; •
lllopplng ... lll!th •
GIOtl*'8 ~~· ~ wltll ~Qftlerl of the Ktoltl Fer:tory. •• ,NA..,~
lftOML.A.
FMturect: • report on
bacllpetn: • look .. !tie Loe
Angelle Polloe o.p.t.
ment SWAT '-"'· • M·~·t•H
A new ... COITllNllder
--~lnthe
40771h wtttl 1111 ..........
I (I) TIC TAC DOUGH
MACHD...I.....,.
lllPCMT • ·~ "HoullnO: Rent Or auy• 9 YOU AlkfD ffOft rT
FMtured: "Ar1zone Lion
Saflr1" and "Belglum'• Dlllmond 8ec:r9ts. ..
CID AAta '°"THE ~
Barry TOfllP!lrw end Tim
Mc:Carwr -.. the II-. leecln8 to "" 1882 Wortd&enea. (D)WEMU..
Monlreel Expot 9' Loe
Angelle Oodger9 (I)~
NNNQO
Get In llflee>e, kM* good,
and ,... grat wtttl thll
~ ftt1191 progrwn. ti)(). (I) UNM!ME
Weller Cronkite reports on
Ylf1ou9 ~-and
phanomene In the WOtld of
~. a a ,ATHEA MUMfY
A klan·llk• group o1 hood-
ed bloota warn ~ Gaoe to IMw the ec:floo'.
orphenege or '-dMtll
:.~ •• * ''Sddler Of For·
tune" 118MI an Oeble,
Swan H~. An Amer1·
can phOtogrepfler le ,...
Ql9d from lmprlaOl-11 In
Red a.i. by. gunrunner.
• 0 *""" DAYa AJ COfWtnCle ,. dllUnt
c:o.aln, llnger F ranllle
AYIAon, to ,,_,. the
WW1Ua1 Leopard Lodoe
mutal~(R)
i MOVIE * *'A "The Ww LOWf"'
(tN2> st-~
Robert Wlgl* A ~
and Ille co-plot become
lnlereeted In ttle -glr1. • P.M.MAQAZJNE
A d1lry fermer wllo
edYw11Md for • bride. •
kM* It -dr\lgl tor ~dogged--.MOW
* * *'h "Dial M For Muf.
der" ( 1854) ~ t.Wlnd,
Gt-Kelly. Altw IMrrllftg
of 1111 wife' e lnftdl9ty, I
men deddle 10 ,.... '*
~.
• DMCIPUIC8
"8u11ertly Winter" The
bomb dl1po1e1 teem
comM llCtOll Hiiier'• Ill·
•t nowlty -the buttertty r..:r IO){A)Q
"Strenge Sleep" The "'9\
•ho dl1co11ered end
~eel the lletd of
-"'-"In the 18th~
~~·ff'IQ •••'A "Heaven•
Abo1111" (!HSI Peter
Sellwa, Ced hitter. A
w•t1-1non1no ......-enct
t>ecomee• b11f109 In outer
ICleol "* '*"9 rtfec1ed
by Ula ~--to
wfloll'I .... -.... by mi.. ••• CIDMOVll *'*'A "Stw Tr91 -The
Motkln Plctwe" ( 1178)
Wllllem SMtnei:. IAOn#d
NlmOy. Thi former con>-
INlflder or 1t1ie u.a.a.
f.nterpriM I I I I I 111*1 l'ile
Old-end .... off on a
mlll6orl to ftnd tM ~ °"' ._...., 1eepo1lllllll tor
the dllatNCtlQn of ,._. °"' ~ ..,.... 'Q'
(J) THI IOUNO CW
MUfl)ll\
Mlchul Morlerty end
JoeiV\I ......... In "* ..,.,_ cln1m1 about • ""°"*' end '* lower plott-lnt the murder of ,.,
Ndlaelc lluet>Md.
• MOYIE *'*'A "Heppy 9"1'lde)I To
Me" (1880) MelleM 8ue I
~. Glenn Ford. Aa
murder beglfll CNlpplng
.-y .. ,_ drde of llltllt
friendl •• pr9'1 ~ -
lor wontea tNt "" mey be
the .-t victim -or ~
~ the kller 'R' t::ao. (I) TMa TWO CW U9
Nan order• Brentwood to
look alter her agent'• doQ.
(A) •@ LAVEMEI
SHIRLEY
Cannlne~I_,.
after IUtYMng • direct hit
b.r a ligM'*'CI boll. (Al Q
• OOOOOUPla
01car·1 young niece
arm. at Ille ~t In
an actYlllQld Ital• of sno-
nency and telle oac. ,,,..
llw rlll'I IWl!)l fl'om ,_,
HO. (I) MOVll
**~"The Chc*:la" (IH1)
auaan Clerk, Mltctlell
Ryan. A WOAW'I ,.._ e
tr-1le ...,,......_ In
order to help ,_ young
unmamed daughter mall•
her own dec:ialon about her
~.(A)
8 8 MET MAV!.NCf< ~ 11 ICQ..cl of tM
cold-blooded etlOOllng ol me ltler1ff. IA) ··~ COMltA#'f
J9dl mlN'lenfy ~
tNt • ¥leltlnO ~ _.. to
~
"Mlllce Afcnthaught" Of.
Bleltle6gfl decldM to i-t •
... perty of Ille own -•
party thel ,,. "°"" ..
prow ..... to '°"" of ,,.. r~s~r;i
"81111.rft)I Winter" The
bomb dl1poHI teem
~ aaoea Hitler'• Ill·
... nowtty -the but1«fl)I
~..c::: IO)(A)Q
*'*** ''The Paeelon Of
A.rvw" (1M8) UY~
Bibi Ander-. A"9r the
br9 up of ,., ,_.,..,
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hwtrtrlnd9.(A)C ewmt~AHO
11.e\'._
,
=-=-~:.;;s ...............
MnlllflM .. Olllftl -~~ ..... -·••14M" Dr. ..................
-~ ........ . ~ .... "°'* Wiii ..,.,_. .............. .. ..-.;w">C">Q ~ ":w. "'°" ~ Tllt .......... ,, .. ,.,.... ....
MM. II .... A tcM'lll ...............
,,,.,..,. Ill ,_ Yori! ~· a..ltl lt'ONI MIOl*W• llOOd. .,_.
(l)~LAUM.
IWllTLAUM
==..--~°' "CMdren Of fM l'ull
Moon" A pelt of~
moonen encountet a
btood of .. ig .. o ~
clhllclren.
10:11 CB> MOVll * * "~ Wt.I t "-9"'' ( 1911) Mllf9fl• Muon,
l<ttaty McNktlot. A N9w
Yoltl .._. """'"' frOl'll
• ~ Ollnlc ...
mined to ,.,.. het oer.er. '* ~ wlt:tl • --~end,_'*"°'• with her I 7 ·Y••r•old
daughter. 'R'
10'.IG I NIWI WMI YOU THIM'?
"Olcet Mlc:tlMux. Fiim
~·191S09 .....
Fr .. man and Lorenzo
Tumer l'll'llMlber '*'-
II** ""' director 0.:. ~(llllQ
* ··~ "HlllOI')' Of The World -p.,, I" (IHI) .....
Bfookl. Madeline Katin.
Men'e llluetnoUll tlletOty -
from NeMder1NI cev. men to the a,.,....,, lnqli6.. ""°" -.. ...,,.,.,_ 'A' (l)MOYI! • * *°" "Doctor ~" ( 18'6) Omw 8Nr'lf, Ger-.
dine Chlplln. Two io-9
9tn.iggle emlOet tM """" end ~ ol the Alie-...,, AIMllutlon.
11:00 • •• <1> a a NIWt • MTUN>AY N9CIHT
Holl: Mlcheet Pelln
QuHta: Peul Simon,
JllMIT~.
• YOU A8'CID l'OR IT
FNtured: "Wortd'1 FMt-M. Aide" and "Talllng .......
• M•A•a•H
Hewtieye, Trapper and
~-try to-• K~ glr1 lfom bondage
to"' Amertcan ~• leNNVHIU.
Benny .,.. 00 • bind
dete.
I ·--·~ DOCTOR IH THE
HOUM
MlchMI lalla In IO¥I -end
alrnoeC oi-up medicine.
.MOYll
***'~ "Wollen" {1Mtl
Albert ~. Diane v_.
IL Po41ce -lececl 'Wittl In
unueual prot>tem .. ....
Y ortl City II lnvllded by •
pedc of dllpleCed woi-.
'R'
(%)MCMI!
··~ .. ~ Of The Wortct -..., r c111111 Met
BtooU ........ ~ Man.. lll.9trtoul hl9tofy -
ffom NwlcMrthal --men to Ille~~
e1t1on -II eumlned .. 'A'
u:ao • (I) AL.Jee
Mel ..... Allee, Flo end
Vere • Ylntage VotbW9gon
buO-_iA)
8QITONCJHT
Hoit: Jollnny Cereon.
~----a.. wey,st-~. eO MCNEWS
MGKT\JNl
• MOYll * * * ''The c.r.tak ....
< 19131 Poly eeroan. AGO-.,, 8tadl. A WOAW'I wltfl
homlddel &ellderldel ..
pieced In group "*llPY In
• mental flOIPtlf tollowlnO e ner¥OUI br'eelldown.
• THe.;c: aeONI
A stranger trlee to pldc up Mottler,,..,_
I IAWON> AHO 80N
UNDEASIAHDINQ
HUMAN~~ ··~·· • CUT'tONIOMC
NRW8
1l:OO. INT'IMANmfT
TONIGHT
A look et how Man -dlloo¥erecl In Holfljwood
t~ .0,NITM'f~
A romantic ~ llYW
out thie fWltlll)I of -of ,_ ~ dler.,.,.,
and ..............
tM ~ cNllenge. (A)
• MOYll • * * ~ "Made For E-.tl Other" (1'38) C.. Lom-
bard, Jamee ~. A
~ l-'YWecl couple try
to cope with the ...._
ptot>Myn of lnterf9rlne In-.....
• LOVI.. AMINCAN ITYLa
"Love And Th• Kid·
KABC (4) 8:00 -111'1\her MurptiJ." M~ 0..-ii tOld ~IMW the lthOol·•
f.ce dMth. a.. photo, Wt. .
KABC (?) 8:00 -"Happy Day8.'' 81.nawr
rrank1e Avakm au-ta • h4llld11rWi of a
mum.I extl"aV'llPftl
KNXT (2) 9:00 -''The OM>ke.'' 8UMn
Clark and Larao Woodruff portray ~
mother and dauahwr who ftlC8 a c:rucW
ded.alorl.
KA.BC (4) 10:00 -11McClaln11 Law:•
McClain and an alcoholic former cop
eean:h for a murderer.
,,...,., A kldnllpp« , ...
on Illa Int )Ob: tile l\ua.-
berld ""'*' to pevt
1l:OI. (I) WKN' IN
CICINNAT1
.leMhr .. •dted et the
proepect of moWlg Into
her r..ty purCllM9d Vto-
totlan lloUM. 1"1
11: 10 (I:) MCMI *** "TN~ Of The
Qeme" (1838) Merc•I
Datto, Nora Q(egof. Frenoll
eoolal MO lltlWoll _..
...,.,.. en.tocrete and
working-clan people
bekWe World Wt1 I U:1f(B)Mce~THI
NNNAHT
8tlry T ompklne and Tim
MoCerwr --.. tfle .,.... i.otng to t1le 18112
World Serlee.
CD>MOYll •••• "Alglng hll"
{1MOI Robert De Niro.
C.ttly Motlarty. Boll.Ing
cMmpton Jae l.9 Motte'•
eptltud• for vloleoce
brlnge him IUCdlll "' tfle Mg but dllNpta hit Pl'·
aonal life. 'A'
11:111 De LATI NICIHf WITH
DAVID LEnBIMAH
OuHta: actren Pl•
Zldora, human aplder Den
Ooolfwln, comedian
0-ge Miiier (A)
1: * * * "The 811efrt Pen-ner" (1878) Elliott Gould,
Ctvlltopher Plummer. A bel1ll ....,., lmp'cmptu
etteq1t to Clltl In on • rOC>t>ery ,_. to ...,_ "*" and terror wMr'I the ,.... tHlf dlaael lllm 10
~hlalOot.'lf
12:40. (I) MOClOUD
Mc:Cloud trtee to eotw •
racket-·1 murder Ind
l.WICOWI the Cfime netwoftl
that MKround9 It. (R)
12:Af CID MOVll •*** "TMI " (11178)
Nutuala Klnelltl, "-'ter
Firth The daughter of I
poor Engll1h farmer
beconi. tM YIC1lm ol ...,
flmllY • Uplratlont end
her O'ltl'I tie.lty. 'PO'
1:00• MOVll * * * "My FOOleh HMrt"
(1850) Dan• Andrewa,
~ ~d. A IWect-
nent young -.. ..... In..,..,.._,""'
eoldler loller .. killed dur. a:= **'A "September Atlalr"
(111501 Joan Fontelne.
JOMptl Cotten. Two peo..
.,.. belle¥ed lilied In .,,
~ crMh conekler
ltM1lng lite O¥ll egelrl
~ • * * "I ..... etondee"
(18111) Jeen Aooi*ort,
Enrico Mont-. nii.-
~ tNt • .-Uly
noll9llll'1 leteat work
dMc:rlbel In .... the
~ ..-n proteGUng
ttle .-..... in hie home.
1:10• MCMI * * "Cellitwetton At Big 8w" (1871) Joen 8-.
Joni Mltdlel. ToP rodl
ICtl -IMtured In • doc-
umentary of tile 1"9 Big
8w FeatlYel et IN bllen
lnltltute.
1=-I Cc NlWI
OYIMICIHl' 1:a(l)MCM1 ***'A ''WOIMn" (1811)
Albett ~. Diane Veno-
re. ~.,. fl09d Wltft"' ""'** prOl!Mm .. N9w
Yortl City II lnY9ded ~ I pd ., _..., woMa. .,.. t:00• MIMI ..... ..,.... .. (18q)
AntMny °'*"'· ~ Men91no. Tiie thief ,......., In .., ol ,,_,.
........... Qlllnltof
, ..... tolow ..... --.....
t:OI (I:) MIMI **'* "tnalde .._ ..
(IMO) Jcfln ...,.... o.vtd
Morae. A 1-.ii1111• to the
ll'OUCI of .......,. .. an
Oakland tier fNlt hold the
~ey lo mell.lng ttl9 ~
... clf'IM'I of t>eoon*lg •
pro blllletbelll player •
reelty. 'PO. I
~11 CZ> CtWl.U CHAW\JN
ONTHeN.M..-l:IOIMIW8 ~MADM
HILL
OdagMr ptOYee --again tNit • ee.ncklp c:iom-
lc le orf'J .. ~•NI
pr~-Wltlmelbe .. ~ ..........
Nred.
(%)MIMI * * ''The a.ti End Of Thi
8treM" (1M1) Lan Harr·
lngton, Henry
T-11uW . =1= 1:00 MT ,ATROt.
A Nazi ll06dler poelng M en
Allied contact ettract1
T roy'1 llten1lon by 11111
reluctance to ambvah
-Germen eoldlers. ~-MCMI • • "Anatomy Of A
Crime" {IHI) Derren
McGavln, Ted Knight. A
prhla'9 im.11ga1or look•
Into• 12·~-old kldNC>-
pingCMe.
l:IO. VOYA<le TO THE
BOTTOM CW THE SEA
··SMenf~··
.MOVIE * * * "Starting Over"
(111781 Bur\.~ Jiii
Clayburgh. Alt• monthe of
TV dinner• end bllod
del•. e dlYofced mega.
:dne writer tNl*a he'•
kMHMt -low ....... . IChootleectler ....... .. ...A. f'AO Cl) MCMI * * "Nuhlltlle Olf1" ( tt11)
Mon1ce Oayte, Roger Dell·
II. A Kentuclty farm girt
..-en. tor -In the country-mullc ~. 'R'
1:41®MOYll * * y, "For Y04K E)'M
Only'' {Ifft) Roger Moen.
T ()pOI. • ,,_ lond tr9dla • c:milNI who purtolned •
top eecrec 9ttlWI .,.,_
~·PO'
•:OO (%) MCMI * * * * "Tiie PMllon Of Anne" {1"9) UY Ullnenn,
Bibi Anderleon. After the
.,,. ... up ol '* mentege. .,, emotiol~ ..,.,..,.. -.._on.,, equally
dfllturt)ed '°'* ..... ~(l:)MCMI! *"' ''The Happy Hooker''
(1871) Lynn Aedtr-.
JNn.Plen'e Aumont. The
ltfe of PMw Yort1'1 f_.
call glr1, )(aYlerll Hollander.
lltold 'A'
4::IO. VOYMM TO THE
IKJTTOMCW-n.llA
"Mene-t" 4:41. MOYIE
JOHN DARLING
al Linden stars in .ABC thriller-,
.. ,._
-•••••• ,. "Wtllll"
(1111) M9rt ,.,.., '*"-v.... .............
.. .. UNllUlll ..,.._
• ,_ Yori! ~ 11 lfMld..
eel ~·pedt of~
woMI.'"'
MO a:> * * '* "AOMM" (1t7t) Duettn Hotlmen. v.-.. .....,_. In LOflClon In
19". "" AtnetlOllA ,....
,_., reporW ,,.... and '**""' ln.ot¥ed wtlh
IMllCl.,'"Y"Wt wflW ~
"" Qviatla. wtlO "" left her unllllthlul llullbend.
'PO' ® *. ''GN9 .... utler1Y'' ,,.,., ~ Cllft>, IUcifl..
ltd iw.y, A ~·1
•d~IYrM In oobtlal
Amef1ce take him "°"' the edge Of tNi ......,_ to
........ With !tie Munclnt .......
Cl) ••IA .. Welcome To
LA." (1t17) ~ Calf•
dine, 8111)1 ~. Vlf1.
ow Soutllem Celllornle
re1ldent1 are brought
te>gMher brlefl)I In • ..,..
of romantic lleleorll wtllch
,,.,..., end ~ ~ one-nltflt ltllndl. . A' ?:to•*** "Mr. Rodi Arid
Aotr' ( 1875) CtlUdl a.rry.
uonel Hempton.A f.w-
loul kM* " ...., et !he
'50'1 and the beglt wlll IQI ol
rod< 'fl' roll.
7:AI(%) **** "Fether Of
Tile Bride" ( 1950) l9lflCer
Tracy, Elizabeth Teytor. A
latlW ~ .. of
the~ and~ lnYOtwed wllh IN ,,.,_, ..
Uona for hie d9Ugtlter'•
~wedding.
l:OO CC> ••• ..,,.. Hu9tW Of
Mutcle Beach" (\HO)
Alchefd ~. ~ lAnL
A lmllltlme llueCter con-
t"-• ecnen. to tum • llow-wltted .,,,... lntO •
wortd c-. body-4lulldlng
cfllmlllon. CID•• "Running Sc:erect"
(1972) Kan Wahl. John
Suon. Two former C1la I ..
under ~ of con-
lll*lncl to lnY*" • Carib-
ri.rt -''Y· 1"0'
l:OO. **'-'"The Cet And
The Clnlry'' (1878) Honor
81acfUNn. MIC:Nel C......
Hein bettle for • fortune ..
the iPOC*Y -.te of I
~~·PO'
t:2S (%) * * ··My 8IOOdy VeA-antlne" (18111) Paul Ket-
man. LQfi Heller. A I/Niii
town~•-of *'°' during their ---V "9ntlne' 1 Dey 0-'A'
10:00 (I) * * "Spy With My
Face" { 181111) Robert
V9'1ghtl. Oe"rid MQCalkllll.
To ~ the k_, to e
-euper-weapon. an ~ IP)' eoencY crMt•
e double for UNCLE agent
N~$olo.
10::tO • * * ,,. "The IOdl Are
Alrlghl" ( 1878) The Who.
Footage of -of the rodlbend'•~
-In• IP" Md with ll'IW·
111ewa o1 "" oroup mem-t>era. 'PO'
11:00 CCJ * *'.Ir "Edloee Of A
Summer" ( 18711) Alctlard
Hwrll, Jodie F01Jter. A let·
mlnalty Ill 12..,...,-0ld girt
01-her muaJon.nn.d
fethet litld l'llf bllndl)I
Cletetmltled mo\her the
courage 10 ec:cept lier lete.
•PO'
(%) * * '"Dirty T rlc:U"
(UNI) ~ Qould, Kele
Jldfaon. A Htlvwd pro-
1..-or~the~
of S*'90tll anxloue to get
their llanda on • recemty
' dlacc»<eled letter wrttt.,.,
by George Wlllhlngton. •pa·
1l:OO. * *"' "Red Mountain" ( 1151) Aler! IAdd, Uz.abetll
loo«. Unton-au9PC>ftlng
1-lnK_and ......
-' lfl ranMdced by
Ou#ltrl• end ,. Aektera. • * * "Elgll._, And
AruUou•" c 1een Mlr1NI
8cott. .Jat:ale COogan A
young glr1 flrMle tNt trle
roed to~ II•
rodly end onan traofG -
• ... ....,
tryfo ....... ... ... .... -.__ ...
~--,-· tt'l 1IOOI.; ... cm * • • • ""'-"" l(tMMI(' ( 1t"' ~ HoffmM....,. ..... .
Min ........ 1111
... .. ~of
YG""I ... .,.., ..
outon ....... 'N'
tl:lt. * * ''TMOlrtl On TM Beeon'' c 1tt11 Nor.-•
OofGOnn,' ......... W• '""-~ .... try ...-.,°* eraup .... --,.,_,... '"°" .. ,,....... ._.,.d a ... II 1actt a..
(J)••'it"W....,.To
L.A.'' (1t11) Klllth ~ .. "-
dine, 8ely Kel9rlMll3V °"' Soutlllfn rffldent1 ate broutft\"
togeltllr ~In .....
of '°"*'* ....... whld\ ~ end up Nlrlg ....
~ .........
t.O (C) * ** "AflllM" Cmwt:
Dullln Hottmen. v..-
~In London Ill
1129, 911~ .....
,,.,., ftPOr* "*"
NcomiH Involved wit
lamed ~writer ... IN awi.Je, wt10 hM I.ft • '* unflltt)ful fMbend, 'PO' .
l:OO••••"ttUM
8tondff" 11811) Jean
Rocllefon, EMco Mon-
'-· TNlwe ~
tNt • weMl'1 nowllt'•
...... wort& deacrlbee In
delall !tie llCUrity ~
protectlno tM ,,.,.. In -,,..,__
2:2111 (%) * * * * "F ether Of The Bride" 11850) 8pei'°9t •
TflDt, BalNlll Teytcr. A
llUler ..,,.,..,_ .. of
the 10Y1 end ~
lnYolved """"' the preper .. tlona for ,. clauoht«'•
t:ao~~ Ttmel
8-Perte" (1954) !Jba.
beth T ~. van JohneOn.
8IMd on e *"Y 9)1 F .
Sooct Fltlvermld. ~
romancea Md INt1er'ed
lndMduMI pocMlllMe ,....
at the end ol Wol1d Wt1 11. •
t:aO(I:) ***'"Tom~·
{ 1873) JoMny WNtlk•.
~ Holm. 8aaed on
UMI Tnlll'• llCMll. A boy
whohw-tlle .......
alppl Rhw flnda" ~
ble to ltay out of ~
~...,.,he ...
lllong ... ,, ,,.. budcly Huca
Ann 'O'
® * * "R.#lnlng Scwecl"
( 18721 Ken WIH, John
Saxon. Two former Gia fall
under IUliC)ldofl ol con-
spiring to lrwllde • Cll'lb-
beei\ oountty. 'PO'
..... .._ .. {1'70)
Don ~dino ...... Hlccl
A ~O'ltl'I lamly IXI»-
,__ the ~ 9odel
problem• ol lat•·'llO•
American youth. I
l:ff (%} * * "My Bloody VeA-I
entJne ·· (t 88 I) Paul KM-
man, l..0'1 ....... A 111'111
"'-1 beoon"'8 • -ol
terTor during IMlr -""""' I v..,,..·, Dey a.-. 'R'
4:00 •• *'-' "C.. Of The
Wld" (1172)Ctlertton .._.
ton. Michel• Mercier.
8IMd on the llOI')' by Jedi
London. T-men poe. l
~ by gold lewr battle
the ...,,,.,.,.. In the "-IOondlke. --
4:ao(J)••"~
Ann" (1874) .WI EMI.
Pa&.11 ~-A young boV
and 1 runeway slrl9
become lnvot¥ed In •
--of~wNle
fteelng down IN Mlell9elp-I
p1 River on • raft. ·o· ~·
l:OO (8) * * "OM Me Uberty''
( t 87 4) Rober1 CUip. Alcfl..
etd K~ A peddter"1
ldventUt• In COioniai
America ... '*" from the edoe ol tlle ...,.,_ to
meetJi'OI wltll the founding I reu...
lclO (%) * * "Dirty Trtcb" ( 1881) Ellott Qould, Ktite
Jack9on. A HtlVWd pro-
,_~!tie queny •
of peraona ll'tllioue to get
lllelr llande on • ~
~ letter WfftWn
by 0-. w~
'PO'
TUllDAV, JULY 20, 1N2
C5
Ram QBs
in accord
at start • The Rama had two healthy
veteran quarterbecka reedy to vie
tor the starting position and lost
two rook.lee, at least temporarily,
on opening day of practice
Monday at Cal State Fullerton.
Quarterbacks Bert Jones and
Vince Ferragamo agreed tfiat
their competing for the startms
job could be good for the team -
if It's kept in the proper
penpective.
0 lt will be Interesting to 11ee
what happens," said Fefl'8iamo,
a starter two yearl ago before
defecting to Canada. "Anything
can and probably will happen in
the next six weeks. I th.lak good
competition will help the team as
long aa it doesn't lead to any
distractions."
Jones, who came here from
Baltimore during the otf-seaaon,
says: "Our job la to compete In a
friendly manner, like anywhere
else in the NFL. In another city,
• lt wouldn't be a controversy, but
it is here in Los Angeles.
El.eewhere they would juat thank
goodness that they have four top
quarterbacks."
Fullback Barry Redden, the
first draft pick from Richmond,
hurt his knee in morning practice
and sat out the afternoon 8ellllion.
''He had a alight knee injury in
I
the morning practice and did not 1 p~y in the afternoon," a Ram
spokesman said.
RAM SIGNAL CALLERS -When the Rams
opened training camp Monday, all four
prospects for quarterback were o~ hand. Bert
• Jones gets in some stretching at top with Jeff
Kemp, Jeff Rutledge and Vince Ferragarno in
aHorted training positions. Jones and
.,.., ,.. ........ .., ......... "....,
Ferragamo are expected to wage a torrid battle
for the starting berth with Kemp and Rutledge
. cla;e behind.
"He will be examined by the
team physician and his status
should be available today
(Tueaday)."
Bill Bechtold, a center from
Oklahoma, walked off the field
without pennial.On. "He walked
out of practice citing peraonal
problems,'' a team spokesman
said. I
1 Romo now Angels get a lift from forgotten .men
.1 fooling
everybody
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The
way the story goes, the first
Lee Angele. Dodger Vice
IPllll!!liclent Al Campani.s ~d to .._... ___ t Mike Brito when he tried
sell him on veteran Vicente
, was, "He's a little old isn't
he?"
And when the St. Louis
Cardinala cut Romo this spring,
the way the gag goes, they
decJded to keep 43-year-old Jim
Kaat over 39-year-old Vicente
Romo -b ecause Kaat was younaer.
Whether Romo really ia 39 -
or mer'ely holding at 39 -is
debatable, but of no concern to
the l>odgera' manager, Tom
Luol'da. "Compared to aome people," reuoned Luorda, "he's not that
old." ON MONDAY night, after
Bomo in his ~ vfctory as a
starting pitcher in 12 years
combined with relief ace Steve
Howe on a five-bit, 2-1 victory
over Montreal. Jim Fanning, the
Expos' manager, remarked,
"Give him the credit. He pitched
a fine game. He fooled us all
ru.d\t."
l'or a time it appeared the
Expoe might not be the only ones
fooled. ma first four starta for
the Dod ers after the_y had
from the Mexican ..--.•IC on May 24 were, at best,
IO.
"But tonight," said Brito, the
scout who signed hlm, "h e
pitched the way he waa pitching
Mexico, when I saw him down
there. He showed me tonight
hat I told Mr. Campania1be was
in Mexico.
" , I think he ~ tryin8
hard. Tonlgllt he~ went
t and threw the bal11 '
Romo allowed the Expos only
bita, two-of them infield
ln1lea , and w ·,ben he
llncountered h1a only trouble of ewmn,, be·dkl not oower in ...
PACING THE NL'• leadm1
ttw, Al Oliver, in ~ lllxth aaoa wtth the t>.-1*ted' and
OUll. Bomo Fl him on t1lree = two fut ba1la. &Ut wen off, then • cban8NP that
WM DOPPed up. ' "lie "threw .... t;. he med all
bJa pitch•," aald hf.a eatcber,
l(lkj Sdc.da. ··And that ~
about M\Wl ar e«pt of tbma. JM
IDiad hill pltdM* -he moWd .. bill artimld."
0 But lt wa1 tn tb' 1eventh
lDntn1, tronleally •• be waa ~°"' ...... that .. left :~ ..,. ~ liH64'r, arid he ~···~~.r--
Boone and Foli deliver key hits, and Kison saves win over Orioles
BALTIMORE (AP) -Bob Boone and
Tim Foll may be the forgotten men In
the Angels' power-packed line-up, but
· that doesn't mean they can't contribute
on offenae now and then.
contributions, the game ls that much
more fun."
"l was lucky to get the ball up and
out," Boone said. "Or we would have
gotten another L again.at him. I've been
pressing and not swinging the bat well.
lt was nice to get the monkey off my
ba!;k as far as my mental approach to the
game is concerned."
F.ach drove in two runs in the late
i.nningis Monday night as the Angels
squeez.ed out a 6-5 victory CNer the
Baltimore Orioles. .
Boone, batting eighth, hit a two-run
homer, his second, to snap a 1-1 tie in the
seventh inning. Foll, batting ninth, made
it 6-2 with a two-run single in the eighth
after Bobby Grich drew a bases-loaded
walk.
Boone, who hit 65 homers in nine-plus
National League seasons, had not hit a
round-tripper since May 21.
A two-run single by F.ddie Murray
pulled the Orioles to within 6-4 in the
bottom of the eighth and then Jim
Dwyer hit a pinch solo homer,
Baltimore's third, with one out in the
ninth. It was a club record eighth pinch
homer, two off the league record for a
season.
"The bottom part of our line-up baa
made great contributions offensively,"
said Angel Manager Gene Mauch, "and,
obviously, their contributions on defense
have been i.mmeuurable."
"We know our jobs are on defense,"
Foll said of himself and Boone. "That's
why we're in the big leagues. But we
love to play offense, and if we can make
Reliever Bruce Kison recorded his
first save since 1976, then walked pinch
hitters Terry Crowley and John
Lowenstein. But Al Bumbry filed deep
T-wo -world records
• • set 1n sw-1m meet
Lundquist, Gaines erase marks
t By BOWARD L. BANDY
o<tMO.., ........
Steve Lundquiai and Rowdy
Gaines, a pair of veterans, aet
world records to get the U.S .
Championships off to a running
start Monday night at the
Minion Viejo International
Swim Complex in Marguerite
Recreation Center.
L~defeated Newport Harbor graduate and ~
Meu resl t John Moffet in lowerlna the world ltandard in
the 100-meter breutatroke to
1:02.62. He took the mark fran
West German)"• Gerald Moeken
that Ml ~ the premure9
of other sMmmen for five yeara.
Ga1nel let hit mark in the only
other mell'f final of the tint
nlabt, \be 200-meter f,.tyle
wfth a time of 1:48.93. He
lowered bla own world Nndard
that WM 1;48.18 befcn Monday.
Mou.t. the Newport ll'fduate
who wlll attend Stanford
UnlV...ttJ, ~ \be fall, wun't ~ .. In .. ~ place efbC':i 1Nh I could haw done
a bllt..r *M. I Md an awful
.tart Md W.t att.laht down.''
tie llild. .
., he <Lundclullt) Wll _. at a fat piace em I MWr'
. GaUlil eatlllti up with him. I nnm
faster l~ the mornlna
........... than I did ~t.
llialttl juit wantaed 10 mib the
UA ~a rve done that."
-
"John swam a great race,"
Lundqu.iat said of the Newport
swimmer.
"I really haven't had a good
summer llince 1978 and It's a good
feeling to get back in lt. My ?lo. 1
goal was to make the U.S. te.m
to go w F.cuador. But the ~rct
ia very encouraging. My coach·
said I went a little deep on the
start and that I did several other thinp wrona. •• • .
He couldn't have done too
· many thinp wrong, however.
Gaines, 23, attends Auburn
University and said: '1 planned
to come here.ta win but i didn't
feel I wu IWimm1na that well
toni1ht. I don't think. about
world recordl when I swim. I just
swim to win."
While the men made the bla
apluh on ·openln1 night, two
women'• veterans a1ao potted ·
victorle1. Jill Sterkel captured
the 100 treatyle ln Ge.21 with a
trio of Miallon Vlejo N~
IW1mmen in third. fourth and
fifth places. However, Sippy
Woodhead wu etlhth in the
tinall and must mab the tam in
another event. .
Tnicy C..ulldm of NlllhvOJe,
WGll the 400 indlvWual medley
but almGlt oucwtned >--11 ln
. the ~ She Ulld two
•Wlmmiq1 · aulta and flnt1hed
elCllth m the trta11 to p1n the
~th~ ln the as-.
to left center and Glenn G\Alliver
grounded out, both on first pitches.
The homer by Boone and a solo shot
by Reggie Jackaon, his 22nd, came off
loser SCott McGregor, 11-7, who had
beaten the Angels 12 straight times since
1979 .
McGregor was lifted after Doug
DeCinces and Jackson singled with one
out in the eighth. Tim Stoddard retired
Don Baylor on a fly ball, Jackson taking
second after the catch.
Fred Lynn was walked intentionally
to load the bases, but Stoddard then
walked Grich on four pitches to force in
a run.
"By Reggie going to second," said
Baltimore Manager F.arl Weaver, "that
gave us a chance to walk one Most
Valuable Player (Lynn) and pitch to a
future MVP (Grich)."
"It (Reggie's play) turned out right for
the Angels," Weaver. said, "but it would·
have been a bad play if Grich had gone
down on strikes."
Had Jackson remained on first,
Weaver said he. would have brought
left-hander Tippy Martinez to face the
left-handed hitting Lynn. "But, who
knows," Weaver said, "maybe Lynn
would have hit a horner."
-A homer by Cal Ripken Jr., his 12th,
gave Baltimore a 1-0 lead in the fourth
and Joe Nolan hit his fifth homer
leadina oU the aeventh.
' Starter Steve Renko, 8-2, left after
Murray's two-run single in the eighth.
On the first pit.ch from Ki.son, Ripken
grounded into a double play.
Ki.son's relief effort was a welcome
relief for Mauch who had watched the
Cleveland Indiana tum the tables on
reliever Doug Corbett in the last two
games.
Kison has been relegated to the
bullpen after being hit by a line drive off
the bat of Texas's John Grubb June 22.
..
Fresno State l!robe
by PCAA reported .
From AP dJ1patcbe1
FRESNO -Pouible rule • vlolationa in the football and
buketball programs at Fresno Staie
Univenity have been under review tor two weeka by the 'PCAA, the Fremlo Bee
reported today.
PCAA and school oftlclala refuled comment
on reports of an lnveatigation, but othera
confirmed that conference offlclall were look1na
for NCAA violationa, the newspaper uld.
Among items subject to inquiry were
reported uae of a car by an athlete and .tripe
lnvolving a basketball player and the coach of a
football recruit. . No major recruiting violations were
uncovered in the probe, said an official who
asked not to be identified.
• Rodeo milder than basketball?
LAFAYETTE, La. -Ralasa m
Prince, a guard on the Southwestern
Lowsiana women's basketball team,
doesn't believe basketball is a much
milder sport than riding in a rodeo.
Before enrolling at Southwestern Louisiana,
Prince competed in a number of national
high-school rodeos. She never incurred any kind
of a hobbling injury.
"'~ TRUE FAN -They say the fans of the
Chicago Cubs are baseball's truest (at least
most suffering) fans and comedian Tom
Dreesen really lets the faithful know where he
stands (or sits) on the issue-at a recent game.
Del Mar sets
big meeting
John Henry, thoroughbred racing'• richest
runner ever with lifetime earninp of more than
$3.3 million, leads the talent for the 43rd R.U011 of
racing at Del Mar race track which ge1a Wlder way
Wedneed.ay.
Racing will be presented Wedneaday through
Monday dwina the 43-day meeting with tint post
time daily at 2 o'clock. The track is dark on
Tuesday.
Laat summer's hone of the meeting, Wickerr,
will be back to defend his Eddie Read and Del Mar
Handicap titles and will be joined by 2-year-old
filly sematton Landaluce, turf coune apedalista
Spence Bay and The Bart, sophomore filly champ
Tango Dancer and Journey At Sea and Muttering
among others.
Chris McCarron will be .eekin8 h1I third straiaht rider'a crown. He holds t& world record
foe lln&le teMOD accompllahment. with M6 win*
and $8.3 million In punes.
Other top riders include Laffit Pincay, Jr., =tly the oouniry'a leading money wfnn1n8
; Bill Snoemaker, the world'• winn1ha'est
; Sandy Hawley, a four-time North Arnerkan rtdlna dwnpi F.dd.te Delahoumaye, winner ot. the
Kentucky Derby aboard Gato del Sol; and Darrel
Mcllarirue, the 1978 Eclli:-award winner. Del Mar had lta most wuca-tul ~ In 1981
averuina 19,2~3 tam and t3,037,D78 in mu;;!
bandl8. Thia ranked the tnck eiabth and eeventh
naUooally In attendance and banale.
The '200,000 Del Mar Oebutante (Sept. G),
•1&0,000 Oel Mar Invttatlonal Handk:ap (Sept. &)
and $22&,000 Del Mar J'utwity (Sept. 8) top die lilt
ol the IUIDIDel"• Jead1na mcea.
The tnck opened by BAna O:oeby· Mid frtenda
in 193'1 hll become one of the molt IU""•'ul ID the
nation. It hll bad a drunaUc srowtb of 104 percmt
tn au.ndance iand 216 peftlent tn hlnicDt owr the
pillt dec:9de. A $2 deily double cm the flrlt ind ..xmd l'llC9; ta G8C'tal on the th1rd. fifth. aewnth ind ninth .. ~ IDd a '2 Pick Six Oft \be llOOnd tb.rouah
iiiviftiti ,_..Will bii t•tili'id: Tbi ~th na·wlll
be dlil f.Mture f'll09 dmly with early blrd Wapl"il\8
fJoclm t;JO to 10:30 cW!y.
Bravee get gift run on baHc to win
JMpla AMIJar MlMd home
the de-tirlUdnl nan wttb" Che bMlll
loeded In \M tllhth lnnlnl and ... a..... follow9d with a two-run ll.nale, atvtna Adama a 4·1 Wtor'y ~ St. Louil
Monday niel\t In the National i...,u.. ftll
Nlebe pw up llx batl in 7 ~ ln.n1nll befon
0... 0....., came on to mm hil aeventh •w ..
• MJ~e loUIWt and Be Dlu bit conMCUtlve
Thia big one got ~
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a"""A co11o Mln'Min • ,..
wort.h tl mlJUGB ~..,._di In~' 80und .,... ... U.":'1c s ln a_..,,. ....... bJ .• AutO ' ~of ..... fllhed )Mil ott
tryln1 to land the fllh that wh retMMCI
Satwday. The derby ltarted ate a.m. Sunday.
Vaz homer caps Red Sox rally for win
1010 hompra and OarJ
Mau•ew1 extended hlt hlt*'I lltrM.k to 14 ..,... •
Phllactelphla delea.t.d San a..>, 7.;e ... Deh Bern
droW in three NN with a
home run, •ln1l• and a
llCriftoe fly to w. Pittaburah
to a M vtctoty over Clnctnn.atl
to help the Ptrata to map a
three-came lo1ln1 streak
U lt h.cl been cauiht lt would have been
worth '6(),000 a year 1« 20 y..,.. undlr m
lnlurance l_)OlJcy SChuck'• ~ from fW9CIO
INurance Co, The tq-bueb derby WM flnt be1d ~~ear. Tha\ salmon aot away, too, and ...
Carl YHtrH•••• capped • • aw-run ~th:~ with a ttu.-
n.an homel' .. Bolton ral1W from a aw-nan cWidt for • 8·0 W:1IOry over • t 10 dayw later.
Court agaJn denies NFL appeal T•xa• Monday ntcht •n American LHIU•
b1111ball ICtkln. The Ranpn loet their tewntb
®nHCUtlve decllion. . • . La.. Ro•er•• and
~ 8....U belt.ad IOlo honwn to beck IAla
IAa.l 1 11.x-hitter • Toronto def•ted ~ Qty, 4.2. to uWnd the BlU.
Jays' wlnn1n8 a1NU to five
pmes. The Aoyala have 1olt "Cht of theU' IMt nSM pmea
. . . Tommy Jell• pitched
7~ ~ ot. four-hit bell
and 01car Gamble, Dan
Wlafleld and RoJ Smalley aluaed eecond·lnnlftl home
Nnl to' power the re.urpnt
New York Yankees to a D-3
..,.. . . . Jay Job1t0Dt atnsled
home the cyt.na run ln the 10th ta and then raced home with the winner on a lln8le by
JflT'I Jtt....in u the CbJcaao Cu rallied for a
8-5 victory "'1W Houston. The Astroe had taken a ~-4 lead In the top of the 10th lnnin,1
... Sluaer 0.Ye 1,•...,aa of the New Yorit
Meta wae named National J...eque player of the
week u he took '1'/et the D*jm' leque home run
lead . . . NaUonal Leacue umphw wW weer
black arm banda for the remainder of thia aeuon
ln memory of American League umpire Lo•
DlM•ro, killed ln an automobile accident 1aat
month.
U.S. DlaUict Court JOO,. Harr)' .•
Pre1ert• den.l~ tor the ~ timt
a National Football ~ modon foe
a stay that would keep the Oakland
YAITRDMMI victory over Seattle. John
Baseball today
yielded only one unearned run before Geor1e
Frailer came on ln relief in the eiWlth ... Tom
BnDUaky hit an inside-the-park lfUld a1arn
and Job CudDo and Leuy Faedo added aolo
homers to Ind M.lnneeota to a 6-f victory over
Milwaukee. The Ima -.napped a Brewer erght-
game winnlng streak . . . Harold Balaes and
Vuce Law hit third-inning solo homen to back
the aeven-hit pitching of l>ellll11 Lamp as the
Ch1cqo White Sox downed Detroit, 6-0, to snap
a ftve-pme 1oeln8 at.reek . . . Third bueman
Wayae Gro11'1 throwing error with two out ln
the bottom of the ninth inning allowed Jack
Pereoate to acore the winning run u Cleveland
defeated Oe.kl;and. 5-4.
On this date in bueball ln 1958;
Detroit'• Jim BunniJl8 pitched the f.irat of
his two <'l\reer no-hittera, beating the
Boston Red Sox, 3--0 ln the flnt game of a
doubleheader.
Raldera from movtn1 to the Loa Anaelu
Col.t.ewn ... American Leque Pretldent Lee
McPbaU watched one videotape of Baltimore
Orioles manaaer Ea.ti Weavera run-in with
umpire Terry Cooaey 1aat week and will review
more filmt before makini a dect.1on oo a pomtble
fine or auapenlion . . . Atlanta Hawkl center
Wayae "Tree" Rollla1 filed in Superior Cc\&rt
charJPnl M.L. can of the Boston Celtial with
"verbally and physically" abullna him durtna
aome 40 NBA games . . . A 21-year-oW woman
wu pronounced dead on arrival at General
Hoepltal after she reportedly jumped frcm the
top deck of Riverfront Stadium during a
Cincinnati Reda game Monday ... The D.C .
Annory Board agreed in pnnaJ>le to illow the
Washington franchiae in the new U .S. Football
League the use of 55,000-seat Robert F. Kennedy
Stadium.
Today't birthdays:
Fonner Mtnne.ota Twin outfielder Tony
Oliva, a three-time American League
batting clwnplon, is 41. ChJcago White Sox
pitcher Steve Trout la 25.
Television, radio
TV: No events scheduled.
RADIO: Bueball -Angela at Baltimore,
4:30 p.m., KMPC (710); Montreal at Dodgen,
7:30 p.m., KA.BC (790). \
Saiki, Mockett shine ai Monterey
I
Soviet official
hacking off
on boycott?
Up and coming women golfers ~land out in junior championship
Th~ pro tour may be a long way off
at' this Point. but two young women
from the Orange Coast area are
beginnlng to make louder and louder
notaea.
One la Kim Saiki, a member of
Meaa Verde Country Club and a
student at Ocean View Jijgh School.
Another 11 Cathy Mockett of
Newport Beach.
Saiki reached the semiflnala of the
state Jwlior Girls golf champlonahip
last week at Monterey Peninsula
Country Club. ·
Saiki was dealt a 5-and-3 semif.inal.s
loss to eventual champion, Kathy
McCarthy, 17, of Fresno. The
tournament is for girls 17 and under
whoee handicaps qualily them for the
competition.
Mockett made it to the match-play
competition before bowing out while
Margaret K.elt of Mission Viejo alao
advanced to the match play portion of
the tournament. • • •
AREA GOLF EXPERT Rich
Basaett sends this one along:
Bill Balter took up the game in
February and has already shown
other Big Canyon Country Club
memben he means business on the
link.a.
HOWARD L.
HANDY
Balter has been taking le9)1)1 each
week from pro Bob Prange and when
the President's Cup competition came
along, he entered with a ~ handicap.
He won all of his matches to the finak
where he faced the veteran Jerry
Helperin who has been competing in
SCGA events for 40 yean.
Despite an 11 handicap for Helperin
(which some say la like a license to
steal), Balter won the final match and
the championhahip, 4-and-3.
Of coune the next party to be
heard from was the handicap
committee at Big Canyon CC. They
promptly lowered Baker's handicap
by 10 shots. • • • CHRIS KEYTE IS THE NEW club
champion at C.0.tA Mesa Golf and
Country Club after firing a 224 gross
acore r:ecently. Fran Kluewer was the
runner-up with a 229. .
Keyte joined the men'• club at
C.O.ta Mesa recently, ii 33 and a native
of Southern California.
LeFiore suspended
DETROIT (AP) -Chicago
Manuer Tony La.Ruaaa suspended
WbJt.e Sox outfielder Ron LeFlore
for three days without pay Monday
for milsing a workout and ahowing up
late for a game.
LaRuma wu upeet beau.&8e LeFlore
rni.aed a special practice ..-ion called
for lut Wednaday, the day after the
All-star game.
Then, when LeFlore showed up
just minutes before Sunday's game
between the White Sox and Brewen
in Milwaukee, the Chicago manager
figured he'd had enough.
"l talked about it with my coaches
and the ownera last night and
informed Ron Just atter be 80t to the
bell perk toda • " La&ma uid from
h1I office at ~ Stadium, where the
White Sox were to open a three-pme
aeries with DetroiL "He (LeFlore)
handled It well. I think he knows he made a miatake .••
LeFlore obviously knew 10me aort
of dlacipline wu ln the wind becauae
he arrived at Tiger Stadium with a
prepared statement In which he
~logized to hia teammates and to
Chkago fans for hia ta.rd.lne.a.
Seniors at Niguel
Laguna Niguel Racquet Club ls the
site lor the Southern California
Senior Tennis Society's summer
tournament which klcka off
Wednesday and continues throuah
Sunday.
More than 400 entries from acroa
the United States are .cheduled to
partidpate. Women between the ages
of 30-55, and men, ages 35-70 -will
compete in singles, doubles and mixed
doubles action.
Matches begin at 8 a.m. each day
and conUnue Wltil 6:30 p.m.
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Flight winners ln the championship
included: Ron Sumner (204) in the
first flight; Ed Corrales (206) in the
1eCOnd lllght; Howard Nylander (204)
in the third flight; and Ollie Srnildzins
(207) t.n the fourth flight. Incidentally,
th«!*! are net 1COres for flight winners.
President St.eve Yekich reports that
a few memberships are available in
the men's club at a reduced rate for
the balance of the Year at $50.
He alao reports th.at the Rancho San
Joaquin men's club has issued a
challenge to play some t.eam matches.
But the kicker is that Jerry Prell of
Rancho SJ wants to play the matches
on Maui. The Costa Mesa group,
suspiciously, has a mini mas ters
tourney on Maui Sept. 25-0ct. 2. • • •
JOE COSTELLO REPORTS that
the 10th annual c.o.ta Mesa City golf
championships will be Sept. 11-12. It
la now known aa the WW Jordan
Class.le and hu had some outstanding
winners in the pa.st including Scott
Simpson (1974), Mark O'Meara (1979)
and Brian Llndley (1980). • • •
SEACLIFF COUNTRY CLUB in
Huntington Beach will be the site of
the first Glenwood Invitational golf
tournament Sunday.
MOSCOW (AP) -The top Sovie-t
sports official again criticized
orpniz.era of the 1984 Lo9 Anaele9
Summer Olympic Games Monday ..
but appeared to back off previous
boycott threats.
"The U.S .S .R. National Olympic
Conunittee takes a critical view of
preparations for the 1984 Olympics,"
said Sergei Pavlov, chairman of the
Soviet Olympic Committee and the
National Sports c.ommittee.
"It is known that the organiz.ing commi~. receiving no supJ>ort from
city authorities, the atat.e, or the U.S.
federal government, is preparing
spartan games. hoping at the same
time to capitalize on the event to the
maximum extent," said Pavlov, in an
t.nterview with Pravda, organ of the
Soviet Conununist party.
Lashing o ut at American
commercialism, h e condemned
"excessive activity by U.S. commerdal
organizations which, as is already
clear, are the real masters of the
would-be Loe Ange lea Games."
Pavlov al.so denounced the U.S .-led
boycott of the 1980 Summer Games in
Moecow~
Wednesday at Del Mar.
,
A little horseplay could make your day. So give it a try, just fo r
fun . America's finest horses and jockeys are running in nine excit·
mg races daily, except Tuesday, at beautiful Del Mar. Come
on out and be part of the action. You might even win a bundle
with just $2 in the Pick Six.
First race, 2 p.m. CJeneral adm1ss1on, $2.25. Seniors 65 and
over, $1 on weekdays. Call Greyhound about special racetraek
buses, or ride Amtrak. Del Mar
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Medich. D•rwl11 Cf). M•ll•cll (8) and Sunclberv. ~. CIMr (8) end Gedmen
W-Cl11r. 1·4 L-0.rwln, 8·5 HR-BoMon. Y~(l2) A-18.211 ........... ,.,.....
Clllcaoo ao2 000 001-1 10 1 o.ttoii 000 000 000-0 7 0
LMnp llnO Aell. Wiicox. ""'*• (1). s-(5) end L M. Pen111\. W-~. 7"'4 L-
Wloox. 8-8 H~. ~ (13). V
L..-(2). A-23, 115
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Cl9¥llw1d 100 101 OO'Z-5 10 0
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"""-·"SOOD Bu.lb 4000
Ge"9.2b 'op3 ""911.• I I I 0 WJMn, I 0 ., Bek•. If 4 O 2 I
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Loe MQeMe 000 101 OOll-1 E-c~ ... OP-Loe Angelee 2. LO•-
MontrMI 5, Lo. Ano .... 8 21-•1111 ...
SB-lluHell, O•w•on, Ouerr.,o S -V
Romo.~
MOfttNel • H II KR M 90 ~(L,MJ 1 II 2 1 2 Mllrdon -I 1001
L• .......
V Romo (W, 1·2) 7 3 O O 1 I s .._. (8,8) 2 3 I I 0 1
HIP-By V. Romo, Oewaon P8-
6ei0ecll T-233. A-21.8n •
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Houalon 012 100 000 t-5 10 2
~ 210 100 000 2-8 15 0 AullM, LllCoel (I). lACOf1I (91 encl Pu)Ole:
Flier, Proty (4). Tidtow (I) encl J. Oevt•. W-le. SliVltl, 2·5. L-1..corte, G-3. HR-~on. lieec> (3). A-13,6$8. ,.,.... .......
PlttabUrgfl 020 OO'Z 010-5 I 2 0
Oncinnetl 102 000 010-4 7 2
Beum(lwten. Sermlento (I). Scurry (81.
TekuNol (8) end T. P-: PMtor., l'ftoe (7).
Hume (8) encl Treollno. W-S..-o, 4-1
l -Putora. 4-8. 8-TlltuM (13) Hfq-
Plllt burgll, 8err1 (I ) Clntlnn•ll.
Houeetlolder (5). A-18,386 --4,~1 AllMll 010 000 030-4 11 0
SI. LOUii 000 001 000-1 I 1 P Hlekro. Gerber (8) and 8enldlct.
MOu)at, l<Mt (I), ~ (8) end P0t1er
W-P Hleluo, 6-3. l-Andu)lr. 7-1 S-
Owber (17} A-23.000.
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PPhlhl_,.,.la_"'tle'*'" 024 000 100-7 10 0
Sen OleQo 210 000 030-1 12 I
KNk-. MOftOI (2). L .... (I). Ae9d (I ) end
OleZ: euru.. Qlltfer ~amw (Ill Del.eon (8J encl K-.dy. W-4-4. L-<:urtil,
8--8. 8-RHd (2) H a -Plllledelpllle.
Scllmldt (13). 8 Olu (15); San 01190,
Lucano (8). A-33.568-
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Hetlonlle 100 10-2 • 0 ~ 104 20-1 10 0
Spelln, Roberie (2). Burdell• (3).
.......... (3). ~ 141. V..O. Meer
(4). Fr'llftd (4). Wlllellrl (5) encl euroe-. H .... (2). Edwwoa (4): Wym, Ford (2).,.,,.,
(3), .....,_, (4). P__, (5) encl F~.
Bettey (3), RodQer9 (4j. W -F.... L -
Burdette. HR• -Hellon•I•. Mueroetcl,
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116 281 15 ... 342 ee 3-42 11 113 330
78 30t 48 102 330 ee na 44 n 328
.. 342 " 112 3.27
11 291 44 16 "' 13 3'te IO 1 I~ 322 n ae1 34 • 311
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t-4, 8er1ter, ci.-.cs. lo-6. a... 8oe1on,
8_., Caudlll. SH llle. 1-4, F. 8annlet ..
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Olwer. Mtl 98 ~2 62 107 322
Knlgl'll, Hin. 90 344 50 1 10 320 ......._, .,.,.... 11 llS7 G 74 .112
T .Pena, Pgfl. T1 280 30 90 310
Cetler, Mll. 14 305 61 .,. .308
Medlod!, Pgll V 323 M et 307 Mc:OM.SlL. Ila 103 22 58 .300
---~ 82 312 31 .. 304 Au . .ion., So 13 298 55 81 304 Lo.Smlth.St.L 88 33t 74 113 304 ..........
l<lnQrnen, "-Yortr., 25; Mur!lhy, Allenla.
24; <Mler. Montr• 20: Hornet. Atierna. 18.
J. Tllompeon, Pltteburgh, 17. •••••· ~ 17; a--.. .,..,... f1: Cl"1t.
Sen rencaco...:!e ..... 111
Murplly, Att.nla, V ; KJnoman, ,.._ Yor11,
64; ~. ~. 83; ea,,.,, Mont,..,.
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Frandeclo, 5e.
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11·4: 0 Aoblneon, .-1111ourg11, 104,
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13 5 122
12 4 fSO
11 7 .111 • '° .171 • 10 .375
3 13 188
2 14 .125
Kooirnan plays
in Festival soccer
INDIANAPOLIS -Oui.atopher Koolman of
Newport Beach will play f« the We.t in the
four-team aoocer competidoh at the U.S . Olympic
Commltt.ee'a National Sparta Festival IV to be heJd
heft ~ i"rtday md runninc through July
31.
,.,.. .
(II llMMl1aeed U.) .....,. . ._.
llOlee a. ~ v-., • f"unl'"O'on ValleyltHmlNled
TeNIM't OelM
F°'ml.in V""'1y 8outll w Bolee, 5:30 p.I'\.
WldMMefeO.-Aoblnwood w OoMn!Mw NlllOnll. 5:30 p.m
Loe Alamltoe
MOMOAY'9 MeUl.TI
(mlllf ........................... ) ~T llAU. 350 )Well ,_,._. Ronnie (Trwe) 21 IO 12 20 8 20
V.,,lufe FOlltt (CMdOU) Ii 20 4.IO Cold ~ (Tonlltl 1 80
Alto reced. Klt•m•n Roedrunna r,
Glnge<lyt J11, Big LM{lue 0-r. l-
8oone, Froety Juniper, o..ri '°"'· Al.\Jrl Bux. Time 18 03
• lllACTA (4-31 pelcl$124.40
•COM> llAC«. 350 yerdL
0renny ONc1er (Toni<•> 1:s 40 e eo s 40
&ladtloot Sue (WWdl 9 80 4 80
S-Silent (CMdou) 7.20
Alie> r-O Ooelor amen. T~ Rib.
~ 0 LOYe, Alemlloe StrOlle, Ou8t1n Gold. K~ Jet, eoun1,., a.mer Timi ,. 30
n9llD MC«. 350 ytirde.
OeiMrt Aodllll (l..adley) 4 IO 3 00 2-40
Orengouteng Don CTonltll I 00 3.00
HeYe 8eltle (Frydey) 2 40
Aleo reced Night• Llmlta, Ootlllnltr1d\. 8'wP .. Ely, Roye Bret
Time 1181
,OURn4 llACC. 400 ywda
Mlle ~ L.1111 (Adelfl 3A.IO 14 20 8.00
F elr 8rencly (c:r..g.,) 10.IO 7 .00
UI Miiie ~ (Mylel) I IO
Al9o recect: Oh M)' r .. °"· C1w1 ~. Ronllde fb*M. Maki In T1ma. Aout. !My Ooubll Too, Ctywlll !Wwd.
Time: 20.34 ·~CTA (2-5) pelcl 1331.00.
M9m4 llACa. JeO ywdl Juga If-lug4lf (Wwtll60 IO 10 20 4 20
Hemp ... (T,_...) 3 40 2 90
Oeok• ~ (CheYN) 5 20
Alao recad· lumbl••••ll Ac• Han Mo-. SotTM ~. T111100 Moon. BoO l/a1t Moon.Gott• Go Te. Mr Alenlltoe
Good
flma 11 t1
• DACTA (7·t) peld 1211100
Attend--5,843
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""'9T Mca. 1 1118 ml.I .,... ~c..-,1 • .o 4.oo a.ao
Cl\IM l>um9 (VlllNuel&) 10 40 1.00
Chief Zero (81ecit) 6 IO
Aleo recect: ffency't Honey, -·• Tip, Chwll de Couree. OtymplO Klno. In tha AYA
JuatlOe tor All, Forwe<d Cour1
T-.1.411.0.
•COM> llAC«. I 1111 mllM
JllMNM Prlnoe (Plncay) 1 I 40 1.00 4.40
FrMdom'• "-(CUlaned•) 7 40 8.40 E,,,_illd Fow (Qrteoe) II 00
Al•o r1eld: Soldier of Fortune, 811Qtc
Mol'\enl, Patio•' Pl,.t•. Propo•lllon 8.,
Anotllet Spero, Btow T111>1. Hevll Oedalon,
My Anelyet
Time. 1 44 416
ti DAILY OOU9Lll ( 1-31 peJd '38 40
TMlllD llACL 51~ ~ ~'" (Plncey) f5 20 6 80 3 20 WM'e Rib (H~) 6 20 3 IO
Tru•ton'• Double (~) 4 20
Aleo r~ ileba. Pet. Cheetclo•ll{j•. Glrl•m•, Lolly lover Ooodbuy J Y ,
Ultlmlte For~ Time 1110
• DACTA 11·81 paid S14150
,OUllTH llACL e ~ Wind oi Fr..-1 00 2 IO 2 IO
ltlee -Goodbye I._) 5 20 3 IO Prompt Gii (Ollv-> 3 eo
Aleo reoed Lady Eltlllyfl, Jennlfwr C Eat
MOI Cheri, Forti t f rMI
Time t-o8 415
• UACTA (4-3) pelcl Ml 50
"""IUCL 1 11111 ....... on turf w~ HeiOI'" e eo 3 .-o 3 oo
Torrenllal {~I 3 20 3 20 OIQatl (~) 8.40
AleO r eoed · Flylng o.n., en.mmet. Biiiy Jr., a.ndwegon, ~VO'/ of Otaaca. Mulm
Gorky Time 1420
• UACTA (6-') plld $62 50
llXTH llACL 8 M10nge
Enc>oureiget (V•OIW•) 8 IO 5 00 3 90 ~ (McCerronl 4.80 3 00
SllY I'm Smwt (Mine) 3 40
Aleo reQICI: Romen Sperl<ll, Oel>t, Mein Jet, T.,, Percent, El P9kleva. Our Ma11 Bob.
~· 1'104/5
MVbfTH IUCL 8 lutlonQe
1cy SPOt1 (V..._.., 3 IO ·3 oo 2 eo
8uMy Aldae (llledll 10 40 • 40
ModMty lllel9e (Moeenon) · 3 20
Aleo reoed c-· Oeat. a mtndl>le,
0 . lot Olr1e, l<Myn'• Pr-t. EWl't 8111•.
~ l:Ol315
• DACTA (1-4) peld 1117 50 a ...ctC IOI (3-1~ paid '4,312 IO
wttfl 5t w4rN'9 dell-(lllX -..1 12 P1dl SIA conltOlellon peld '55 40 wtlll 1,530
.......... !loll.-(!Ma ,__. II ,_ 8b
ecreldl ooneoletlon paid 113 IO ~ two
wtnnlnQ --(looir ,.,,_, --~ llOHTM IUCC. 1"' -on turf A-El1na ... (Cordero) 4., 2 80 2.80
0on RoC>er1o (H.-Y) I 1 00 1 00 A..£aplocleel (Plncey) 4 80 2 80 2 to
A-Couolad In .,__
,,,_ ,...,, The a.tt. wtcaer. A-lAOuc °'
&er.~ Bey, Tel l\ol*I Tlma 2 25 315
• IXACTA (1"'4) plld StOO 50
MWnt Mca. I " -on turf ....,,, a.-(Plncey) 8 .-0 4 00
8Mu SOllll lomo-l 12 JO
Wiid Oat• (Toro)
2IO
• 40
3 40
~ olr=· ~~ea:".n Bold C*ola'i.
lame 2 Is o
• DACTA (4-8) P41C1S20460 Attend..--35,412
DMplMfteNnt .. ,...,W.,l"Ofll""""'i.T,. (M"I ......... ) -II eng6erl.
le -.0 "-· 1$3 kelp -· 2 ftlllbut. 5 rOCll lletl, 127 rNICkeral, 2 t>errec:uo., 17
bonito ~ LeeMrl -1eo ang1era 6 t>en-.0., 11 l>ONIO, 238 ~-. 140
calico -· 2 yallowllil OAIU WMAllP -174 engler'I 745-.
I berTllCuda, 133 bOnltO, 2 llellbul, 606
madt ....
'""' 0900 (ttAll ~ ......,_,., ....... ~) -283 .,..._ 50 lllbeocn, 1
vellow\111. 3! -. 74 rod!. ""' LO"O •IACM ( .. l•eftl li'tef) -31
•noter• 1111 11nd tMIM, 20 b•rreeud• .... -42 angiera• 5 lleAout, 5 tie., 250
Ndterat (0-...'I Wlwf> -" Mgllrw. 7 .,.,_., t ~ 4f celloo .,.., ..
~ bma. 10 rodi 1W1
MAL ~ -151 Mgllrw. 412 -"' beM, I l'wlllblll, 27 b4lrrlcuda. 400 medl .... ,
10 rOCll !WI .... -ti anglera 10 ~ -.5~.:soo,,_. .....
AVILA llAY ~ a.n U.) -71 llnglwl' ~~c!I' Nd rode cod, 82 yallow bMe,
11E11s
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FLDRSHEll
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38.10 to II.ID
31.ID to ll.11
27.11 to II.II
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11.11 to 31.11
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1:41.H (Wor!O rlOOfd); 2. llioh I Nott ~II). l:IO.H ; a. K~ M*"' (l'lotld•
1;11.41• 4. Jiff"°'' den t41111 . a"· k. ,.,., W0tcl4ll 1a1:Wo1. 1:1u~. I . OouQ Towne (Tuoton ,..,m., Johnl 1:11.12;~. oen a."""°=~. 1·tUO: I . "My ldvnld1 I Oolpfllne
1.N .01. WCMISN
100 ''" -1. Jiii ltert.&1 (Longho1n AquMloe). M.21' 2 Ket?iy T,.it)le ('1onde
Aqu11101), H f6, 3. luHn Hlbernlgp (ffldadofell. M.IO, 4. ~ Un1.me1et
IH•d•dOrH ), 17 21. 0 tlull• Wllll•m•
N•d•dor .. I, 57.31; 8 81111 Wullul !Unett.·Clnclnnetl). 57 .42; 7 Anni• Lall
Unell ·Awbum). 67 60: 8. Sippy Wooellleld
*dadotel). 6e 21 \
400 IM -I Treey CIM*IN ( ........ I.
4 44 11. 2 '•"Y O•vti\ 1w111 ChHt.,),
4.47 08: 3 Var• 8.,k., (H•d•dorH ). 4.41 43; 4. Polly Wind• (Oarrnanlown) •
4 .... 14; 5 l(llrin La Berge (°"1Nln!OWl'I). uo.oo; e.. a..nnon Hemw&ad t~>.
4·IO H ; 1. luMft Heon 10 .. m•ntown),
4;11 72; I 91,. Linke CW•lnut CrM k),
4.1213. T..,-e._.. ,...... .. .,"""" .,.n·e 100-meter buUerfly, women'• 200·tftetet lrM•lyle, Men't 400·1'\lll r
lncH'tl411al medley, Women'• 200·1'\eter
blHllll ...
Auetrten Ohemplonlltlpe (llt l(lbllulMI, ....... ,
""91~ .......
Remior Benevldee (Colombl•l 1111 Petet
Feig! (A"'1rle). 7..e, M ; z.on.,, KuNnliy
(Hunger'y) def. Gl#lf1I ~ (ftely), M .
6·2: MIU Mybur9 (Soutll Africa ) d•I
AlljMdro CotW (Colomblal, 2-4. e-2. e-2.
...... Open
( ............... ) ..............
Mii• Wllend .. (lweden) d•I Henrik
Sutldatrom llwedenl. M . 6-4 (WlleNMt wlN 111,00CJ. SundWom Wini 17.SOOl
D.C.ClaMlc
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Paolo Arraye (P9N) 1111 M•e ea... (U S I.
e-2. e-2; Juwl Avendano ISc>einl del. Jim Oateney (US). 8-3, 1-2, 8'ed Ollblr1 (US I
def 0.... r.,.. (South All1ee}, 4-1. 7-6, l-1
Jlrl Ore n•I (Cz1c11oa1ov•kl•) d•I Tim
Wlllleon, M . 9-2. 7-5, MICNll L..ch (US I
def MW11 V.... (U.S.). e-1, M . OebtW
Mattoe (8'ull) 1111 Jll OllOull (U 6 ~ M
8-4; QIU" Mor•llOll (Frenee) def Wllly
Muur (Aullr•ll•). 4·8. 7·5, 8·3, P•ul McH•mH (Au•H •ll•l de l Francleco GonKel9 (PlflCIUC)'). &-3 7-t; Matt A.-
!U S I 1111 Mwtt Oerby (U S I. 6-1, M ; Eddie
Oibbl (U.8 ) def I-Wold S<llOtfton (U.8.1. 3-8, M . 6-3: \llctor Pecci (Pw..,_,.Y) def. Andr9I Gom8 (E.cuador). 3-0. e.1. 8-3; Aodney
Hemoon {U 8) def. Oe'lld 8legler (U.8.). 1-4,
8·4. aern•rd Frfl1 (Frenca) def Scoll
McCMn IU.S.I. 6-1.1-3. u.a. pro ot.mploMNpe
( ................ , .............
Oulllermo VllH (Arg1nt1n1) def Mel Pu<oell (U 8.). 6-4, 6--0~ (Wea wine *32,000) 0.-... l'IMI
Steve Meteler-Creig Wltlut (U S.) def
Freddi• Seuer-Scllafll Ven Der Met••
(SoYtll .Arne.). 1-2. w .
fedmntton Cup
(11 ..... C...) ,.,.. ......... ......
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.... 0.-, ~·
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CHICAGO WHIT£ SOX -S..llC)lnCllCI Ron
LAl'lote. OVllleldlt. for I~ deye without pey
NEW YORK Y AHKEES -Hiwned 8etnmy
E1lll pttehlng oo.c:ll Moved Clyde Knv from
pllc:hing COecll to • front olnce POlltlOtl.
handling epec:lal ....::-=
CINCINNATI REOS -Optioned llen
H•yH , pllcll•r. to lndl•n•poll• or 1111
Amer1CM Aeaoclltlon
SAN OIEQO PAOAES -Cllled up Tony
Gwynn, out1lelder. from .._... o4 Iha PIC:lftc
COMtl..aegue
•Al«n9ALI. ........., ..,......,. "11ut11ten
PH0£HfX SUNS -Signed OeWI Thlrdltlll.
lotwwd-guerd, 10 • ~ contrect ,OOTaAU
~,......a.....ue
W1NH1PEO 8t.UE BOMBERS -Cuts-
PIMttcllwtr:z. ~ .........,, ..... l..aape
GREEH SAY PACKERS -An~ the
reil"-1 o4 °'*'111 Jvte. center H£W ENGL.AHO PATRIOTS -~
O.,ryl Haley. 0Net11lv1 t1elll1, end Aoy
Oouolea. llnl«MIC:k•. P11TS8URGH S~LEAS -Announced
::, rwtW-1 o4 Randy °'-· ll9fll
RAH FRANCISCO 48er a -S igned
Cllene Young, tight end.
HOCttn ....._.......,._...
CAlQARY FLAMES -Signed Ste ve
Chrletoll. rlglll wtn9, to 1 mulll·yH r
C011l'9CI
Shootout
•
scheduled
for OV
A who'• who of Or•na•
County buketball, ~:f,I with
prep talent from P ~.
Seattle, Oreaon, Nevada, San
Jltancllco and San Dielo, wW be
featured at Ocet.n V'lew Wah
School t.h1J week tn the Weetem
Shooto'1t.
It'• a 16·team tournamen t
whic h bealn• Wednuday
evening and concludes Saturday.
Tonight there are two pr•-
tournament aamea involving
Oranae C.O..t vs. Vl.ct.oria Park of
Loe ,Anaeles at 7 and South C:OUt
vs. Philadelphia at 9:30.
Philadelphia reportedly enters
BASKETBALL
with a 6-10 cente r and 6-8
forward pacing the all-star unit.
The Western Shootout ia a
pre-tourna.ment to the Baaketball
Congress I nternational
tournament at Arizona State and
the Las Vegas Invitational, two
tourney• which run from July
26-30.
WEDNESDAY'S featured firet
round game1 include Orange
Metro vs. San Fernando Valley
at 6; Orange Coast vs. Oregon at
7:30; and South Coast vs. Nevada
at 9.
Wednesday's first round
begins at 9 a .m . with San
Fernando meeting San Diego
(whi ch featur es 6-7
LaWTence Weet of Sand Diego
Moree High). At 10:30 it's Los
Angeles vs. Orange County,
followed by Mid Valley and
South Bay at noon; Ventura and
Seattle at 1:30; and Philadelphia
and the Lu Vegas Junior Rebels
at 4:30.
Action begins at 10:30 a.m.
Thursday, noon on Friday and
1:30 p.m. on Saturday with the
final game each night billed for 9
o'clock .
ADMISSION IS $3 per day
(adults) with a four-day pass
available at $10. Children under
12 are $1 per day.
Among the South Coast all-
stars are Ocean View's Byron
Ball , Mater Dei'a Matt
Bee uwsaert; El Toro's Jeff
Arnold; Corona del Mar's Mike
Hen and Capietrano Valle~·s
Walter Deeaau, Bu.rt Call, Mal'k
Otta and Don Sedgwick.
The Huntington Beach All-
star s include Ocean View's
Dimitri Antonopouloa, Mfke
Judge, Dave Faria and Dean
Douty, among othen.
The Oranse Coast unit
lncludee Fountain Valley'• Roll
Jacobs, Rob Whitehair and Drew
Brown, Newport Harbor's Joe
Seager and Brad Harker; El
Modena'• Richard Rycraw; Dana
Hills' Rich Rentrop; Mater Dei's
John C.ook; and Magnolia's Mark
Wiae.
The Orange County All-st.a.rs
include Mater Del's Chris
J ackson and Mike Fielder;
Foothill's Mike Alvarado and
Jason Schmidt; and La Quinta's
Mark Moses .
HB youth football
signups slate d
Registration for Huntington
Beach Junior All-American
football is 11et for Saturday at
Murdy Park in Huntington
Beach from 10 a.m . to 2 p.m.
The league i.s open to boys,
ages 7-14. Cost of registration is
$15. There as also a $3 5
certi!ication charge.
Home field for Huntington
Beach JAAF Is Huntington
Beech Miah School. First game is
Sept. 11. Practice begins Aug. 2.
For more information, call
Tom Tunst.a.11 at 846-2672 or Bob
Nonnan at &47-0179.
FIND YCU NAPIE
Wn 2 tickets worth sis
Anaheim Convention
Cent9r.
Thul'lday, August 5
through
Monday. August 16
Long Buch Arena:
Wednesday, August 18
through
Sunday, Auguat 22
TICKETS 8v1ll1ble at
Rlngllng Broe. and Barnum
& Balley Circus. IOCatlona
and at all Tloketron outleta.
For more Circus Information,
call (111)411-..
t Wlnnera In
today'• Clnalfted•f
IT'S EASY! And your
name and addresa In
t0day'1 classified
eeotlon, then call
Ma.-nht.m to
claim your tick.et•.
Winners each day, ao
ctieck the c1aaalfl.ct1
In the ...
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listed
IAA.Tl-.. ON IMITH &-tvrHIU. '
wnTCUPF CHAPIL
•27 E 17th St
Costa Mesa a.e-9371
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f'K:nnoue _ ..
Mm 81' A1"11mNf
I Tll• followtng .,.,_ 11 doing ~-' • CHAALES 'RANKL I N REPORT, 2140 Aater ~. Coeta
I Mela, Cellfomie 92127
Chanel Frenlllln Orow. 21
Alter Pllice. Coeta M9a, Cellfomle • 92121
Thll r-er-le conducled by an
lndMclu9t.
Qwtee F. Gfow.
I . Thll ~ -llled wltll tlle County aertt of Oninge County on
• June t7. 1982. r ,,.,..
( Publlllled Orang• COUI Daily
Piiot, ~ 29, J11Y e. 13. 20. 1ae2 2809-82
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........ -ol .. ftc1"toul ~-c.o. CORPOAATION db•
UNITID YACHT IAOKERS 01'
CALll"ORNIA. 3401 Via Oporto. Suite 2011, Newport lhacll.
Celfornla 92t8S The ftcatloul ...,_ NM'9
referred to ebove w11 flied In Onnoe County on JI.-23, 1111.
Ale • 1'16'704.
Harold F. Oaborn, 117·' ~ Ave., "-POf't 8Mctl.
-Clltcf"6I t2M3
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~·PW C. Oebom, 117.f' Rlvwalde Ave., Newp«t leeotl,
CeMomll 92913
TMI ....,_ -OOflduClllld by • COi pew lll6on. c.o. Corporetion
Hen*' Olborn. ,,_,.,,.
TMI ......... -tied wfl:ll "" c-.cy an of ar-. eoumy
on ~~Or-. coaec Delly "°'· ~ 20, 21. Aug. 3, 10, 1"2 3192-12
HCJll»U9 • RM ...... .,..1-f
The fOUowlnt ,.raon1 are
dclll8 *"'*--HUNT'S OLAH a MIRROR
CO .. 138 PWolllftno A--. eo.ta ~ CelbNe t2t2t Ron .. d Jemee Wyett, llte Merq11ett• Ci., Co1ta Men.
I ', Cellbnle t2e2t l!dwwd ~ Mulberry Jf.,
st1 1"1y1tte Cr .. Co111 Me11, Celbnll t2t2t ~ blNr Attna Mulberl'y, Y1 ::=-Cf .. Colta ~ ~
' TNl...._le~by• oenermpn,..,..
AofllktJ.~ EdWltd L Jf.
TNI ~11 -wttt1 tlle County aertt of Oflrlge County on~ 1t, 1N2.
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I ~ °'9"91 COMl Delly I ., Ploe, .Mt 20. 21, Aug. a. 10. 1112
' 8207-12
PICHlllOUe M 111•• Mm 8TA1"11mNf Tiii followtng Plf'IOn 11 doing
·~-aN<! ~ SUAFBOAAOS, ; 16'111 Ao••ood 81r9et, Fountain ' v~. c.lfornll nTOe 111111 Lehman c .... 1 .. 51
Ro1ewood, Fountain V1lley,
Cllllamla 82708
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County Clertl of Oflrlge C<Mnty on
r "'-~5. 1982 I , .. 1 PublllMd Orange Cout Diiiy
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In thle ne••P•J>lr I• eubf9Ct to'the Federal ,.., Houttna Aot of 1M8
wHdl rnek• It ..._ to
~ ··~ .,...,.,.,. oe. ~ Ot dllOrtml-
natlon baMd on raoe,
color. rellolon, eu or
netlonat ortoln, or '1'Y
Intention to mall• •ny "'°" Pf ........ llmlt-.
:: tlon °' dllortmlnatlon."
:: Thl9 n1id~ wtl not
1100 knowlnoly accept any
{: ldvent.ino for rMI ...
11111 t•~ which It In Vlolatlon ,. oflhllaw. 5 I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
FORECLOSlltE
11111.111 ITllL
Pickup over 1£0098:1.\!QPIJ.Y ovemtaht. Once a . ve
never eeen a tMrtter buy. Won't lut.
Prime ()ranae Cty 2 ~ ICN bllltop
OCEAN VlrN ~ ESTATE. Pool.
1pa. waterf.alla, ei.ctr. ptee, 6800 Kt ft
w/860 dejp'ee view of all O.C. Tennla
court + 11ELICOPTER pad ar'a.
ASSUME LOANS & TERMS.
Orlalnally li1ted for U,200,000.
Secrifice at' $1,128,382.63 approx. with 1350,000 approximate cub down.
Only the eerioua need call d.lrectly to
PA TRICK TENORE 760-8?02 or
631-1288 RE/MAX Realtore, agt.
Broken wekome.
R&IM~ of Costa Mesa
1111111 Advert!· -------------..,.. lhould check
Im --
SOYIC(S
s.r...... °'"" ... ,
EllftlnllMT &
PllPAIATlate ,_ .... ........ ...... _ ... ,.
MOCllAJtltSE ==---=ltM.oneh c-. ... ..__ ...
--"" --th4Mr ada dally and
report error• lm-
m e d I ate I y. The = DAILY PILOT aa-= aumee llablllty tor
: the nm Incorrect
: lnaertlon only. ;:, ............. .. -..... .. ........................ = ... " lift ......................... ~ lllT 5 am
-EMtllda Coet.a MIN 3 :: Bdrm epllt ._..... condo, .. wttta a car Ol'IQI. Only = 10% down ' great termt make WI a ,.... buy! Cal
tor «Mt.a. and lhowlng,
1125,000. Act nowt
-~171 i i4Ri1!1·
FIBI WITI I YI
Thie ~ Nida tog of
etbow gr-. but what • u• lllewl Fan.UC home tor
s1.11 pool1tde entertaining.
: Full prh)e 1128,000. = 151-3181 --
1-2
: LITI
J.. Lovely 2 9dfm Newport
H9ghtl home located on
:: luge R-2 loll Seller
... ~ng ottec.d.. Only
-1139,600. Call no•. = Mf:-1171 --------.,. --mi ---------
THE REAL
ESTATERS
cars*bikes•
*skateboards*
trucks* baby
::: carrlages•tea
;:: carts•trlkes i! rollerskates• .,. walkers•toys :: '•wagons••••
rm scooters•h<>t
rbds*coupes•
trallers *hard
tops•convert·
lbtes•motor
homes*lawn
mowers* II mos
•corporate
headquarters
•garden carts
Model A'\****
•typfngtlbtes
wh"lbarrows•
recreational
vehlcles*golf
carts*model
----~ 1911 = ---... -= -= E ---
traJns*blkes
*pianos* cars
ref rlgerators *skates ......
PllllllU' ••••
Prize Wat Bay bayfronL Slipe for 2 boata,
remodeled 3 bdrm, 3 bath •1.200.000.
Ocean & jetty view1. Marine room, 4
bdrm, 3 bath, 3100 aq. ft. $1 .38~.ooo.
Oceanfront.
Ull llU lllD
Prime Udo Nord bayfronL 5 bdrm. 5 ~ bath. 4'e L .R .. 2 boat allpe $1,M>0,000.
Remodeled 3 bdrm, 2 bath + tarp rec. nn.
beam oelJines, f\1miahed, patlaa. $420,000.
UIU llLI llYFlllT
Laaoon view from 6 bdrm, 5 bath, playroom..
dark rm. den. Boet allp. Now $1,000,000. unm•n
Spec:tacular bayfront view 2 br, 2 ba up; 2 br,
2 ba ctn. 2 boat allpe $1,000,000.
DllllUIUYI
c.bronado Ialand cwt. bayfront lot. 85' boat
dock. Plan8 avail. Red. $370,000 w /tl!rtm.
ILlffl ...
S1ng)e llOr)' end unit, expanded 3 br, 3 ba on
larplt peeubelt. $260,000.
Piii Liii
3 bdrma, 2~ baths condo nMI' pool $146,000.
BILL GRUNDY. REALTOR
J: ,.. r, ., •• ,,. u' •. •• ;.;i ,. • ,. ,.
-LIQUIDATION
Forced sale, two beautllul prestigioua
Newport pool homes valued at $400,
000 will be 10ld for $318,000 (Dover
Shores) and $325,000 (Irvine ~)
immed. Fee land. U you are a aerioua
buyer contact Patrick Tenore at
760-8702 or 631-1266 now!
RVMM of Costa Mesa
.... ,_ ............
c1111m1no 4 bdrm end twge fwnly rm. 2 bndl
ttreptacee, country
kitchen, quiet reeldlntlel .,.. In modem trKt by
luocola. Lono term .... tNnceno. 10% dn.
U2t,OOO Incl. land.
Move8-1. .......
Tl\ YI.< >I< < '( >
DRAMATIC
CQTRY
ESTATE
THE REAL
ESTATE RS .......
171,111
DIYOrOe '°'°" quick ... on W.ttqrlocl..s In• good eree of mora ex~ "°"*· c.n ror-........a1s
THE REA L
ESTATE RS
ITllm-
1 lr411.000 Irv.
$ lr410l,000 FY/SA
2 lr .. 112,000 C.M.
4 lr .. 114,900 C.M.
3 llr411t,to0 H.B.
4 llr4121.to0 C.M.
Cell u• for flnanolno -.....a1-
lllBIVABLE
lJ)O ISl£ ...
$247,500
BURR WHITf
REAL TOR . INC
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flESIDENTIAl llEAl ESTATE SEIMCES
•WNIT IUll Mll,lll
A touch of the eat in this perfectly
enchanting 3 bedroom home.
Circular drive aet off by green
areu & coloc. The newest of new
in this remodeled kitchen. & a bit
of view from the master suite'•
expansive deck.
IN NEWPORT CENTER
644-9060
Stop llf OM of OW Wei IOG81ed oHlo•• and let'• dlecuH real
••••t•I We haw• a varied
••l11:111cMt of holw, condoe end
Income proplert1 to flt 1our ...... ............... ....... ..... C..-1bed ..,....
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WATERFRONT HOMES.I"<
ltt.\t ''""" "-'-.. ....,..,.. ....... ~' 'C ....... .
l.a.'11' •-ll•t -......... 111-1400
1 r1•11
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Only 3 left. leaut. teR
21>1 condo. Frptc, 2 Cll'
oar and yerd1. loth bdmw.,.. ~ IUIMI. '4800 total down. 11216
lot.I peyment. Huffy on
tllle. D1y1 850-11'78,
wllnd1 12-5pm ,
~78
llUL
for the lefQll' famlly, 4
bdrm• ptu1 80MU8
ROOM and .. parete
fwnly room. AJC Md *
flJleratlon end weter aottner. Nlc:ely localed
Pllrr'I 1 In Ti.tie Rodl.
12111,900.
•·11•=r1n L-1-2 38r, 181 & 1Br. 181 lo-..
I I w I u It e , new I y Adorabte 28' 1be ICar1lr
remodeled, flex I bl• ho m • In Io v e I 'I
terme. 11211,llOO. °' try nelgllborhood. heel
.._. C)9tlon. ey owner. financing. A11um1ble
M&-21tl loelll CK NW ftnendr'9 el 13~~ of 10~ Of ~ llLL JUTI apprel11d vat11e. cen
Thie 2000 (N. T .) 9q ft 4 Br 1179-5370
home . ...., fonMI ~.
RV acca11, gorgaoua
family rm end ln1lde
launctry. At1umat11e
\ f . ·111 tl /:'If
flnandng. °""* .. r.-dy --------to lllO'<l9. 1122,QOO. Cell i_. ,_. llll
171-4310 ::..-::: •••••••••••••••
\(>II/ 1/l:.lf . . . •,
OU>E LAGUNA CtiAAM
Unique 2 bdrm lloor
plan, 1 bath, 11¥ "" w/ beamed celllnge ,
hardwood floots & ~
log burning fr1>1o. 1111,
600 Full Prioe.
MISllON AiM..TY -
4M-07'31
HOME FOR SALE by
owner 3 BR. 2 Be.
eeparete dlnlno room, cov ered patio.
Pond er o a a St. CM. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
1135,000. te3-03t3.
12~ ll1DllT
Uk• .... 3 8df 2 Ba.
tam rm, many extra1.
Beautiful low
matntenancl ywd. 1181.
600. 242 e. 22nd St.
831.()()16
_, .. ,
AWARD ww.HEA
~ ..... 3bdrm,4
N, kit. W/CClnV'll-IOll.
tam. rm, lg• oarden.
paUo, form.I din. rm, lge llv. rm. O\llet cuk»-uc.
1812,000. 8y owner.
173-4411 ....... "~ wilt 11equlre ettrectlve, OCEANFRONT Moblle Ml lacei.d 3 tlr, 2 bl Homa._,,.._ M0,000. llome w/pool, beeut. _Pvt. __ 489-38 ___ 11 ___ _
llllidecliplllQ.,..., ~ & ..... Ir Ant
Pa Int. S.. • t 3 o BHuT1iu~llu1p raded VIMenov9 Ad. c.r Deve. home • loll\. owner /bltr, at 720-26at/141"4114 NHr 1choo11. 38R 2
liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil bell\.
REAL HT.ATE TAX ....... l-·tlfrt U INVESTMENT! 15000 cuftlll S145,000 ltla,. r-E-M_E_R_A_L_O_B_A_Y_V_IE_W_
~MtNIMUMta HOME
dedll04lon 11l Y'Mr 110. Contemporery llome
000.0wtwcaw-t°" .. with 4 bedroom•, 3 aupply total down batllt, epa, 880 and ~upto'40,000ln I 2 00 equity. Share putofl... ~~~·· • 5, o .
In new luxurlou• t-3 ..... IUL man ldrm. 3 la. Condo,
1
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~· d~-~~ ~.~ •••• !/!! etructured for buyer, .............
po11lble 4·1 benefit. Co-ope from ta-f.ooo
Phone 714/131·5055, equity lrloe. Oo~doe 1141M2-t000. from 11 ,000"" prtoe .. ..
No :::::Y.r'o make WI 3 8dnn
L-..Wortd,..._
24221 hNO de Vlllende
LIQ .... 7141137-9400
pool tlome your own. Lmlm -., ~~ 17•900• lkr tovely oorft~ OeH
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MO••• OwMr. 14~~ 11 t.000. ·-_1_, .... _____ _
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DOLLAR DAY DOUGH IAVIRI w ,Yfl4Jl.~~••ded ltlmla Ollh.
If 1t ddeln~t Mllrwt'H rur) It lftOthlr ~
dlY' FREE. One Item ~ Id, muat be priced.
Sorry, no rul •late or commerolll 1d1.
Call today tor fUU detalla • .......
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--CUSTOM Home avail. on IOUI VllW 1780/mo or try IHH I I I I IT I • 3 er 2.,. la. Mar tennla 1 If'. Oat<*! -.>t, etoYe l ml&llUTI W!BTOLIP:, 2 er. ,,,. ea N B. t b r . a IP• 4 ' -•• 2 'I' i..../optlon wtth no option. Agt, ,,_Tenen l&Tm&ll Club, 000/mo . Dye retrlge. No pet• 2 bdrm. 2ba. IPC)llenoea, Townh®M. Adult• P'-'· ~. ttapa to land,
l!xtentl\le 1HO ~ money :';1~ ~~::,!':,"'.::.! ISM:ate, or 6'1·2711 &et J09M It Apt A &41 ... 23,evea840..at07 '3fO/mo. 84g.1377. ~no Ret•. 115215. No pett, MOO/mo. tf2I aull. 7 / t 7 . 1326. ~ ~ ~ u1: ~ ~ ~ 0 Nt ~ ! lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii In N.,.. lkll! or INIM. Lo Mela V•ci.. ltMUtttul 6 eo.ta MW · 4 IA, 2"' ba, Npt Shor .. 2 br , 1 bl. carpet•. , 483-7448 e.dford Lane 548-7533 1_7M-0038 _______ _
tradition•• 1tyle oak• equltY. t71·7127 ewe or I A • I b • II 0 m • · You 1te the wtnMr of MOO mo. M-T-M Of lie drapH, bullt-1n1. No • '!:"" WE8TCU,F. 2 bdrm. 2 C 0 IT A M f SA floOrt roof wl UIT --t11·6'W7 da)'I "" pty 11050/mo. 417·2041 two hi t1Gkec1 (118.00) option. Avall l ·t -82. p«a. '426. 2272 Maple. U ba, tlreplace Othwehr, Furnllhed. 2 BR, 2'1\ba, ' ,_ • ,.., • • · · value to the 79C).0297 ... 1 ""'27 ... Ufl f I p 1 1 700 pool/tennla Avail July/ plumblftQ, rnMI« 9'11te, Aot now to buy tl'lll 4 bf, 2 ba "°'*• 1va1t. RINGUNO BROS "" • ..., •••••••••••••••••••••• &:~3fu ~seu Aue. 1576/mo. Agen1 kltetlen, tto. e1o mall• dHlrable waterfront ,_Uh 7/10, teOOt mo, tat l IAlllNUM & BAILEv On the bey, 8luffl oondo. Spaoloua 2 Ir t Ba. 11586/mo Neu bHCh, • · 87is.5930 t31181aR t>e2ba•utlfully ~ed. property with 2 boat •••••••••••••••••••••• la1t. oleanlng dep. ..... 3 BR. lam ,m, fplo, dbl .,.26. 3 Bf. l'A Ba. '476. mint 2 8r 2 Ba .. no pete. One ml. from a..dl You' own __ ...,.., ..__.....,
pool ,...,.... 1llpe Pr°'*1)' II llngle •-~ .__,_a,_ 539-2424 •-•k.....,_ gar, 11200 mo. 840-1841 La11ndr" fao .• pool 842·13311. 653-1ne. rm l bath, avail now. _..,, ,_., rare "ona-ol·•·lllnd... ::".!f or duplH. R·2 -.. .,,__ ,.,,__,.. ConVWltlon ' ooaenlront Morro Bey 'A
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LIDO ISLE • 3Bdrm, lam 551-N22'/&«-U2a Charter RM!ty Highly upgraded 6 cfeln. Aft. 5, 842-e221 lplc, hoolc-upa. Nr H11t1t. , no doge 842_ 1803 842~ 1 A.a.111. __ , ,,,,.... rm, 2Ba. 1100/dy ~· ... 2 ......... • ... 8 t22 or.,., .. ,...... F 1 1 Hr b r . I r om I 5 7 6 ., _T.:.SL.:.._M..:g_m_t. _____ 1-:=-:---::--::--:---::: .,.. .., ••• l"1500 Bl 1 ..... ......,., .. ,..... .. ............., 3 Br Condo, Aui tat. r •P I a c •. Po o • CNldren OK. 840-ee07 1-"'--~ •••••••••••••••••••••• "' Auguat. •---------1---------$700 + ,._ t 50 dllllwuner ...,. "'"tlo X fMAIT 2500 aq tt ......... o. wtu •'~a.111 •,.,, Rltr. t1M191 rT'1J only low 2br lg EmenJd Bay: Pvt l>Mch, mo. .._ aq · .... ,..._ · 2 Br t'A ea. 13751mo accept 2 lldlt1. 0t 1 8dl1
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bayt,ont Perk Mint Lge 4Br home In excel. Wlllk to So Cou1 Plue H~O"T••T•u••B••A••T•R••,u••M••.•3• •••••••••••••••••••••• •~---lndlanapolla. $450/mo. Studio. iec, undargnd S 2 5 5 6 e 2 . 2 4 4 9 . cond. ·71 dbl wide. locatlotl. can for detail. Ocean view. beautlfully _...,... 53&-50le (213......._7040 pklng $500 mo 9116-8479 ,15001 ........ 3Bf 2be condo w/pool bdrm, 2 t>a. te2&. Q\Mt furn townhou ... lfplc. Studio with carport & • ,., .. ,,_ 714/~132. flraplace. brick patio. mo, .. ,. '850/rno. A.gt 875-5930 clfCUIU 81. Chlld OK. ......, & n.atlo. *•"15/mo. natlo Poot &. Sna No 3 Br d 213/511-4-3-401 ---------i $58,500 8111 Grundy NEWPORT BCH/Unfurn. ...,..... .--p;. 1395 64s.-24;7 Oelwt9 • crpti. rps., ________ _ Brand New Home• & 67S-e181. Baeut &. lge 281 In Vllla DREAMY 3br w/p11nte DoO on approv9'. 24991 873--0998. 1 · bit-Ina, dbl gar, w/d hk· 2 BR 2 Ba, tplc, O/W, 2 • • • ... , ... ,
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refrtg, Startlgh1 VIII. 714/ Cell &31-1400 3BR ,.,.BA.Jar .. yd .. " •i tl Jiii fwn lg lo " OCEAN FRONT 8 7 3 . 4 3 2 II . 2 1 3 I ---------1 gar"-. 17 Imo .. tit •• '!!;!! ••• ,............ Ma1~::.'"qu1er.8~~ng~ EASTSIOE lge 1)"12 BR, tNownhOUMeaf .... c~. 8fs5· 215'~!80· Ocean end Bayvllw. BY OWNER. XLNT LOC. 799-1022 IEITALI & lut dep 840-7424 •ft Vaulted dg 2 eundecil• ... Lovely O.Cor . Adultt. ••""" 000 ••"-7"""-1---------8:30PM 3 Bf. 2 Ba. amall OOMll 2234 Rutgera Of. .M. iar, 111 util pd. 1580: Qe0.811511 Security, Pool. Sp•, RINGLING BROS. ......,, · .,....,.. ·-c .. tt-r ..£a y-....w---...., Winter 2 • -------view A• now '450 1 2t" •1r.•51n• •• , -•• 3:7Eidrma-:°"',. ' '·-Lowty 21>f unit, lharp C8ll 790 • .,9·77 . . • .,__. .,... dlta, no peta. 752·2550 AVAILABLE NOW Gym. 11500 mo. l .... BARNUM 6 BAILEY .. ... Ct'nll I ffO kl ch I ""' kid 1420 ·-=,.,, 2 Bdrm 1 bath apt. riear ,_A_gen_t_7_80_-&e_1_7 __ _ ILIFn lllUJI •••• "l'A··············· •aeon IULn I • n~, • Ill I -·~ ·-1 •Clean 2br/2ba condo .. _ ..... /Y...... 1 hlld .-• QC.RENTALS 7&0-3314 ,,, .. "" ,,_ ,,._., n SC Pl••• S • 1575 ,,_., .,. .. town. c •·-1111.-lt Jl1f VOii own the land. 2,000 P1clllc View Memorial PllP ••••••••••• •••••••••• ,,,, r -· ·"· · ok No peta Water paid ... .,,,, ••
9C1 ft, 3Br, lem rm. 2'h P&rk,NwptBdl.Lot744, 2Br,2 1ty condonr 10th HOME FOR RENT a·:1~~·j-_;;,1-;;•& .. 1•;;,~~ ~~-r4~· 752•51122· 1425/mo .. 545-2000: 0~';;~:;,;.~:~~jj·~~~;;;
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Long Beach Arena
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pool. Far below market T • r r a c •. I 2 2 0 O. lll•llll 831-5897 aft 5PM. to 1750. Fenced yarda & rm .. ieuna. e nc led 2 Br 1'h ba, 510 Joann ---------apt. with bulll·ln•,
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lot. owe total. 5% dwli. 2 bath Heh unit with C..... ''' llM 111J 11v rm. w/lplc. Child OK. option. A.gt. Fred .• ..-f INd 1111 Near t&th/Pomona. 1 Br 1u1>.-gerage. elevator 1---------1°' 3 mo .. muter aulte xlnt location St79.900 ftreplaee. ~patio. •••••••••••••••••••••• S850·1•1. la1t & dep. 531-12ee or 931-2711 ;-.,";C";;; ••• •••••••••• 1 ea. upetW'I ac>1 d/w, LMM only. 1850 &. up. 2 br. 1'1\ ba Block to with lrplc, pl, •pa. Fee land. By owner, garage 9¥•-111 Poe. Elegant. 1pac. home In 1145-2346 THE 330 Clllf Of. 494-8083. beach Petlchlldren OK 1_.96-28e1, 644-95311. 83 t·2t34 caah flow. Now .I 159. rnoet preatlgloua are&. 4 1575 mo. 2Br. patio, MW carport, relrlge, water 1450 1174· 7225 M/F to lhf 21>f. 1ba, N 8 br, 3 ba, gameroom. paint dfP8 c¢a 8edt paKI. 1 chltd olc. no pet1 ,.. • • llWNIT lllllTI Ws.:.~~~. Grundy, Rltr. •pectaeular entry w/ ... ,.., na Bey. "'6.6i1a, &U,.2297 1460/mo. 1546-2000. ... WfUI Near ,_ , Bdrm apt ~~o~-~~c Older~ O¥er 13001--11ii1iiiiiiiiia.L"-cvrv•d •••1rway ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 er sea. oomm. PoOI. ''~008 Aoant. not... 1neeaant•Anll•etr t~~-=~=~~~
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Owner neada cuh tat ....... -11111 celling, nice loc. 707 1 1995. 498-7009 • ... Aft. s 5001 •• e2 BARNUM&. BAILEY A 811 l>le ....... 9l 15 n1ofeulonal woman Sue 1174,000481Santa Ana '°L~enOWC,....._ •. Ac a cl1 . S•95/mo.Jl f'8 3BR2Ba.~2 Soclal Actlvltle1 mo v .. 1. 4. v a .._u ,one,.. °"'"""'"'· · v u I...._ 1 d Olr•ctor•Fr ee evea lllOll or two llduttl only & no 751-0508 Ave Wltdy• 531-3520: Reelonom«:a 87M7oo 493-6499 -car garage, ge yar . Anaheim Convention pet• c.u owner 81 (11411---------
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INFANTS. UP yY'I up. I~ 64e-'21111 All Taxturee & Aooullle IWO ,,... tlckltl (118.00) SMll Home ,_,..,, ~ TIRED ~ HA88LE8? Bloe*-Concl'et..Stucco '9ft. Fr ...... 86 4878 .~............... •FINEST IN 0 c * C: M.'!:ht, :::58 Fr .. Mt Kevin 875-8088 ve1ua to the ~c:i·o~t ~'. Ae11ab11 °*"'~ help II FWa.. Fr .. •l 549-'4112 *819hop & Son Palnll~ Hu~~~· Ron'1 W1ncklw W~
-.-...a...-.i e--.. ~~ ll#trlt.J B'!f"ORNU(M~!f!Ol'ILEY. 651· s.40 hefeC ...,._~ ~o Brfcltwoiti·lmill or IQe ~O yrFrn!.:, ~ ... 2 17o1• Uc. #411902 &48-97M Raeld. AeM. 830-11 1 ~• MnWW Uc. 4111517 720-1290 ...................... " •..,. Ouailt}O Hol~~ Jobi. 100'1 local ref1. llM. , .. -·· vu • v -----------------Llc'd 8ondacl ~ ELECTRICIAN-Prlc•d .... •"""-' n... wlttl a P9nonal T Stnc:. 1189. 5454612 i..~u1tl1• F ClaMllled
4-82nd SI. B WAY CONSTRUCTION rfgllt, lrM .. umal• on .. __ ......,m Con-11on ···in·~::·:!!=·:.-:=::·· Beth 86()...()t33 ,,_.,~· ••••••••• ~":"A......... Of Ad
6V Remodel -Addition• ---~· •• -...... -~-· ---------111.M-.. .,.. .• A............. BUDGET RATES ACTION C.Codar'• Babylltt• Uc. 420802 842-1200 ~ge3~~11 ~~&II Cent" Aug. 5-18 Wu. Swadleh cnftaman. Home CIMnlng; llonaet, tt";~::t •••••••••••• -. FIW'ttllno lnltrtof Dealorl L..ow min. sam joCle Of( Call. Agney. c.1184$-3748 L°"t BMofl Arena Since 1947. Comm/,_, retlable. tiarctwo<kl"G a. • ABC MOVING. HANGlNG/STRIPPINO uc. Fr .. .,1 941.7511 Diiiy Pllol
WILL BABYSIT 11/Hr a..1.1111.a...a-.IHIMI. LIC'D ELECTRICIAN ug. 1S..22 lle1-111111727-3140 rafw.ioae. 554-4454 Qulok, CW9M s.Moe. VIM-MC Scott '4&-9325 AD-VISOR
e 2111 M FI ---.--Qual. wof'k -RMI. ratM To claim P•H••· cell F,.. eltlmat .. 052...().41 ""''""' i.mn. IM2-6e78 wk .. ' yr1. on-r Fr .. "'· Rau. prlcal. Fr .. Ml. 831·5072 Tom 842·5878, ext. 272. •aJJ.• Tllorough otd·flltlhtoned . A8R PAPEAHANOINO •••••••••••••••••••••• -========:: ~ C.M. 642·2"5 Oual. worlc. Lie. 337189. p. I •• I mu. t b ••••••• ;;11.............. Complete haeclMnlng. ··~ 1 --· 7 ~ locel exp. Guer. SICRETARIES TO GO -
Chrl1llan mother Wiii 831-2345 ELECTRICIAN exchange<J for reaaN9d DUMP JOBS Raf-.. Jen 53Mf99 Top quallty. lpeciet care work. PrlcH •tart II Your Offloe Ot Our11 8uylng and Mlllng II • ~ lnfan1 a up, "'l Gen«al Contractor Sml Jobl/Repalre. Lie. tMta at bolt office prior 'c:~:.K~°t.':1~~ MAIDS OF ORANGE CO. In handHng. 25 Y"I exp. 18/roll. Alee 151-7027 Etfldanl/Rallable rHaonable prlca-that'1
home, !~ Baker Ind .. comm'I, r... 233108-C-10. 648-6203 to perlonnenee. Quality TIMI CtMnlna CompetttMI Rat• HIVe aomethlng 10 NII? N l~M wor::;~ll wn1t claullled 11 all
Haft)of • ._ "2-2411 Uc. 333217. 667-1738 Cluallled Ada 542-54178 • * * Ctutlllad Adi IM2·5e78 Bonded, Ina. 831-lm No Ollat11me. 730-1363 Quallted Ilda do It wen o mum about 142·5e78
m!.f.!.~ .... Y.!f •• ~!!!.......... '.'.'1..'!.•!~ •••• !.'.!f ~!1..'!f!~ •••• !.Y! '9'11..'!.~'!l. •••• !.~!f '9t.'1.'-!!'!l. •••• !.'.'if 1!11..'!f!'!l. •••• !.'!f
Lott: Bridle tamale Pit/ llltM.l I Dry CIHnlng counter lllllTllUU RMI &late Salal I SALES·Hlrtng 200-300 ltrthf W/Ftlt•IM
Lab X. July 4 from Slat• I.ufnltia 1111 help, •xper or wltraln. Sallboet melntenenoa a 111111 people, t.mala/IMla no Sarlou1 cerHr oppfy.
and Edward•. Vary •••••••••••••••••••••• 30848 Coa11 Hwy, So. olaanln g. Perl/llm• --· eicper nee. $t00 per day 811/ Comm/Vee. etc. ~· Pleue Return. redantlalad tHchar In LAguna, 499-11155 lnc:ludtng weekanct.. No ~--1wrage Of "10f9. Anyone ~ btwn 3-7PM
7 2·23311 my hOfM tutoring math, wrr-axparlanc• neca11ary. can IUCCatled. W• tlaYe RU .... I ntte at reading Gradaa K-4. Mr11 nu. e 4 5 • 7 1 o o 1 0 r llOOIDt a new exciting concept. __ _
Ol/Jn IMl.J "" Of/In •••Ill 4400 c ... 1ttJal LOii' 7112 vie ~ reen Pu1mll'I 648-9161 PAIT n• appointment. T 0 d. y th . r. a r. We nHd aggru1lve ........ THMen •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• lt•IMI 441! and MonrO\lla. a:"ay ... J• w .. w 1nl ~ e f•rrl:" counHlor ••-•-unllmlled opportunlll•• ~ ::~·.,:~ Expar1enca required llWNtlT llAOI ...................... red collar. 831·47111 ...................... We 00• new...-~. -·-lnreetetlate..,.,tfyou trllnlno program There p,...,.,,t.nlF•T. Wf:.STCLIFF BL DG Execut~ omc.. 1,000 rt flm REWARD. p~~~ ~~:~.g =. ~.~~I!,~ cl; r~'1!: = ~~ :~f~ ~ : .: ~':,In= E.C.E unite raqulr•d. ~-~~~:n!'d ~~~':C\:': Olltl.I Ill llU LllT.UWUI CNA; RHpon. F.; Sp. lloura I wHk 17& to ~ulr .. •J!Perlence In e.nk•-Fotwt E. Olton, Hotel 8" VaMant Rm on P~'N ~ Nt WP•W' Af ACH . ".' .. . . ~ .. ;;:.==,.
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Hoag Hoepllal. Cpt1, Female, 3 mo Gk! llgllt Path. ttud.; Rellabl•; •tart plu1 addlllonal g.tnafal bulldlng repen. RMlton. Our Huntington Juty 22 10AM & 2PM
mini bllnd1 Dedicated Office ~ lor ...... G<>4dat\ Ratr1ev'lr. 7/4 vie: Slnc•r•, ~~~· Sel. tllua ol partnartlllp'1 (714) 566-8"1 Baacll offlcu llava (a.II Roed turnoff Santa T1 ... h11 ltlleltw'I
piling Prof. anW_,. ~"o= :.t~I 171.h and TUIUn. PlaMa Nao-C.U 1 EM. ptoftt~,.., fun ....,.1 ..... UST. lmmedlal9 cpanjnga and Ana Fwy) Don't mi. thlt NHdld lmmadlltely. ,/./._. __ In A .. ._, ., ... 145-3323 <*I 831-7053 E..... ,..,., -ltwt1e )'OU lo fokl 119 ,.,........ ................ t"-Ideal tor atudent1 or ...-975-8000 lordeitalla, egt. ---------+---------Man a g am a nt Dr.'1 olllca1, Tuai 6. for a~ open~ .....-· ........ , .,. ·-... day9 -Loat· tonghalrad creM'ly ••I• WalM 11• opp ortunltl ... For Thura only, El Toro T~ prt%•wfllbeg!Wnaway. hO!nemak ... Eva. S.I. --.1,......,_ ..
I ,911 t.fr ~O~J'f'.'1
fi4~ 6101
*lnlPllT WOii* lalutn.J lat.Jf•-wlltt• cal w/oranige ..,.., ....................... Int~ ca11 att• e:oo 771>-11150. July 20. 11112 FOf further lrlto. call (714) No Mii~ Alrpor1 ., ...
1 1 O 1 D 0 v • S 1 , •••••••••••••••••••~ Hlmll1y111 type, Laguna S.V. Plant ofc. N.8 . PM. &42·6178, ext 312. 7:00PM 831...03H Call bet. 12, &40-4647.
11eo IQ Jt conalita 01 Beach. Rawatd. Ellper. pref .. but wflltrlilrl W IPlllAUIT 64111 Edinger Ava. AK DOV Merketlng _•_tt_1..;..pm_._eee...o __ 16_1_. __ --------·--· ~~~:!~~·~~~ : .. ,~.r~:~: upp•r level axecullve __ 4'4-3e __ .,_21 __ •_1_..6454 __ ~ ~~1i!n'Pi~&:r~ WO llO'Y ~:':.~~'.~':~~ Huntlngton~82147 Servloat ~
*llLID .. m •• * Office IUllH from 810 o 111 c • w IP v t b a I II. REWARD 1100, Poodle • . Challanglng long term Raaaf'Y'I ,,_, home. Call Ucanaad or unttcenlad, llUtl1'm
lhru 3800 aq. tt. lmrnad Ground floor reception mix, •m•ll white fem. Apartment marnigarnant. Po• It Ion o P • n Ing toes-. 11 you would llke 10 know SALES From 1 room to 3 rooma. avail. 3 ~ trom o.c. .,... and 440 aq rt lhop LOlt 7113, Mllaion Viejo. ~ to ~ 100 Imm ad lately In Sen -+~un 131..()481 more about a cwaar In Profualonal media
From f 1.1I • aq. rt. No Alrpor1. For more Info tp41QA. Altractlv.. qui.t 581-1128 unite In Bo. 0 . County, ClernenteforaMC')'who Seni.AM&42_,.783 reet••t•,plaaMJolnua ••nCJ«lple. Min. 3 Yf8
laa1a required. AdJ. <*I Cotta MH• lndu1lrlal 1----------1 top qulll1Y bkSg. No !)9tS. hH lnlllatlv•, drive, & USAA Ctr. 582-3173 for thla lntormatlva exp .. Id tala1. Hlgll Alrport•r Inn. 2172 .. ,.... ~17M633 ................. Apt . plu1 1al1ry, ~IK-lnlhor1hand aY9nlno comml11lon 1truetur1. Dupont . Call AM . ---------1 and pr~~ 1oet tJtP•rl•no• helpful. a typin g . Ce1u a 1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil · Hot1aet Or. C1y ~ ...... ....,.., •-1--N.B. 3915 Birch. 3HO from r1"L EW'"ROf 714/•~" "212 t II I -•-----••• •100 .....,..... ... 6-> --• 14-ft. or i.e. MIA zone. " ........., , e mo1p er•. r•qu rat --For ,_..,ct1011a and .. ._....-. -,..,
BAYFRONT Excellent Otllcat • Up toAQAftl ·...::..::.:....:...:.5"_1 __ .:.503:.:..:2::.· ---I ·-:-:-::--::-:~2-:-5-::143:":'."::'.":':~ 1----------fl• x I b 111 t y. C •II for eonv . long ttrm C4lr9 delalta, plNM call: ~--tt.1801 ..___ -•ttractive Git lmn,.dletelnl...,.._. e xp . raq'd . Excell. ChlldcStoffal/ ....,.,., -.. ,__,,_ • 17 5 0 u P 2 1 e 0 11. Lott: Wl'llta Cockataet. ft M A N P 0 W E R k I d & "'"' ~ Bt¥d. C.M. &45-2111 Aak so. Cat Plaza area. 7141 ... 1 ..... wor ng con •· .... Pr1me omoa. 873-1003 tor Joa ~. Offloe. 1I081 "HIHary". 557-5574 SopNetlcetad, attractive. """ ........, benlftta. F/tlme, 7-3:30, 714/'94-1521; ·6515 Exec autt ... luH ..,...,., 1----------Rectondo Clrcle If ---------wall groomad girt to Ellper.CerWuhhalpfor 3-11:30. 714..e42-80"4 furn/unfurn., gr••tly Oalpaf•I• mutt rentl Ofc Huntington. B•acll. Loll cat, long hair, mod•I private ly for ,.. aw p 0 r 1 8 •ac11 or apci1y In paraon: 4M
r educed N 0 11 •. lull Of pat1 time, 1Gth St., 842-2834. orenge wfwtt~. Lut lndlvldu•I 3·-4 llfl par AaQahlp Rd NB 7~• C.M. Xlnt f\"ont ofc toe. -wu-• Merl Wood .,... WMk.Stl'ICtl)'pr1\latland 'e'1~~1u:11ne tarvlca, .. ~1287 ... r_ -Gentle. 84 -9713 In good tHte. Utmolt _. ·
COLDWeu
BANl(eR O
llAl11flL CdM OFFICE SUITE Approx 2000 lq t1. Nr R4'W1td. dl1cre11on ataur•d. Exparlanc•d Phone Nut'lln!ifl. U .... , 8111 Crown Velley Pkwy, & 1---------Gr•I pay -nextble hrl. a... Paraona Wanl..:I. L _._--._,_
11.ppfOJt. 500 aq tt. N9w ForbH Rd., MIHlon Terrier,..... Sand pholo and deWlled Shor1 How9, ~ Peyt Pett-time & full-time for Ari Equal OWlY Co.
With uM of ,_ptlon. crpt1/ drape• 'J•lnt. vi.Jo. (714) 545-0216 Famala Blec k. w1111a deacf'lptlon to Box. Ad c..t Jllff, 417-4181 s.11 lhltt, alao LVN orl-~iiiiimiiiiiii:---~~~~ = 1_14_7_6_lmo_._66_1_4_1 ___ Approx 2500 aq rt office cll•lt. Ptn. July t7tll. No. 1011. Dally Piiot, F..nlon Pertlat: wn • RNtorrallillfor 11·7 IM\ WI-I
Procattlng ... 11 • ~of. ofllce IPICA In Npl. and warall•• apac• 873-3814, 640-254e 8ox 1590. Coat• MeM. d b • lor Gii bad BNF, xlnl FUI time In• g<owtng '" • C.nt I tt c CA 92928 aummar war ro • • banaflll p1ckaga. IHlllon 1chool. Good me11aga 1arv. avall. ., or • orn.y or e ntra1 Cotta Ma11 Lo•I Atgnan. white w/ i---------haw tun tool 186-.9364 Ch 1 I 1 11 Hperately II dHlrad. other protatllonal. u.. Fenced yd Avetl now bladt f 1-nala ed UTt -·· -&;;;;:i'i"MiiiiiiiRi;;--1 M r u • mo1p ere. t•l•pllon• pereonallty,
C • 11 : J u d y • of racapt1onl1t. Xerox, seoo .,.... mo. 642...oeao _.._ .~:.~,.,., • r FlllALI 1'1-J Competitive NlllY N.8. lh-.-p ~-· Celt •-H"--' .a -" I-__. ...-...,.._ · ......._,... Whl ............ & bfltt. Own -642-8044 "7" ..,..7 '-tn1-.o.-
llLY ... llU
I Nute
New lnveatmant art
Qtlllary In Neiwport Beech
roottlnQ fOf proftlf1Cll1811
lalaphone ofoalrl. ... ,..., .... /,,
We provide quallfl•d
Jead1. Beat li.oeittlve
fl'OQf'Am to offer. Pro'•
only, no amateurs. We're
too bulY INlklnO money!
c.11 Rachal. ~1.
714Gtl0-0100. ---1· .. v .. , ..... .-... ---------• ~~ .. ,.. TO.-S w l m. • t c . w I • ...--'"" .. ..--. Cllll 1or cMtdl. Mllttl'l -cw t900 ._q. it.~. FOUnd; l..ge ..it & pappw ,,..... 1....,..apo11 '.... 111/ldJ~ girt. light P9r1/full time 8-* h91P. --------1 ••rm 11&11 At1 714/955-24t1 1900 aq. rt. 1675 Germ. Shep. Vic TU9lln Ctr .. 5000 E. Oet. Hwy. dutlee. own lr1111. non· 831-01148. Call Sat . ....,./..,, s•LES E I Ill I Front offtca Large r_. A v I F I o w a r • C .M CdM Sun .. Mon. Newpor1 Saectl Dev. Co. ft
Cxecut ve ~ 111~8 n Cualom NaCUt.IV9 office.. door. 1n9 Wlllttlar Ave. 142-t277 aft e. Aut___. ...... .,_...... "'*'Fr1/S. ~~~ .. ~--N ·.£!! Haklno recapllon1111 T•lapllon• 1ollcltor1 an n • r Y g • · 400 l<l ft. Pv1 batll Wl11'1 Daya 540-11352, Evaa ---------1 """" ...... ~ ' et.,._,....,_.. · ....,, p~ •~-b kk I t I d I 4 5 O I mo . Brok• r tllower. Balboa P•nln. FOUND Young i.m ..,.,. =--'R -..-. -oo •PAI' or YP ng want• • no ax per nee.
876-4112 $300/mo. 642-4623 &46--0981 b 1 k w /I an a. ;hi iiiiii'i1 .. , a.n.ra1 Wltll valld Orlv•ra Lie. ~~i!~t~n:;!: =·t~n~~
.-Ylll YIUIT Exac. Fum Suite, prime lam,,./l•nil/ marking•. vie SpyglaH for two Quallllad, INFORMATION on ~w;r'· 11.,., lmmad. plauarrt pereonallty Ind 1880 Pt1cantla Ave.
We nMd goOCI people to
1at up ~mantt
from °"' 8aadl olflcl In the ~ for
Hollday Inn'• ,_ ~
club . Salary +
comml11lon + bonua. Call 833-3 7 40 att. 1pm .
'''"'"' ..... Follow up, no ootd c:allt,
P fT. Coli. Mata ofc. For
Into. call 631-7200. N/I!.
tor Mr Canon
Telephone S....
Earn BIG MOf19Y by the
bHCll, 1~00· J 1000/
--Call s:J6.1511.
TOPlESS MODELS
176 DAY • PAID DAILY
no exp • nae • 82&-2583
Tow Truck Driver lull
time dt1y9, no nighl.
Call 06a.U05
lmlll ....
RHp, tor proce91lno
annul1y & lnlUI'. ~
lor lnvHt firm In Npl
Ben. Ty ping, 10-llay • CRT exp. raq. Ce ll
640-0123 Prima office laclllty N.8 . loc: Phone and l'Uan _H_l_ll._83_1~ ______ 1 Experienced, Ambl110U9 Aluhn. out of ttate and ---------1 front ofllca exper. M.i<>r Cotta Meaa. =''8.-:r~~-~= ~~~1~~ 1~~~"·.!~~=~~~ -;;;j;;;;············· SCRAM·LETS :!~~~·p·~= ~ :::.r::.:~ J::.~0~01: e ..... ~~end•. ~:nd~~:!. ·:~a~;r:z~: ·-~-:,,-0.~-.-~-,-r-~-,-T-.-!_.....-m-.-1-11 ---TYPt--s-,---
lcoeta to lr#yl, ftaxlble (ave) n.-11191/ ~111 and many beMtlta. AW't 150,000 • yHr. Call: "'-~•ble lduttl, over commen1ur•I• wttll ..• •T,.."v Wa'r• looldno for FAST _.R----------~r.::'::':!l. ~· ANSWERS 1 s 1 301~1333. Opar•or ,_....... 955-1308 Alk for • k 1111. 1 ho rt II and 1 ACCURAT£ tvc*t wtth o231~1c1a4310u11a1ftlrFo UYFllOIT ••• ••••••• •••••••• .~~on to I•• 040. 21. wlt1h out11andln..,g, ~· · raquir.d. a.6• M-F. Sal -'"''lty 10 PR~r ..... .,. 1q. . or Chlldren'1 Book Stora '"'--..-· l~~~~~~~~~I allract ve par1ona111 """''· c 0 mm w 1 e x p 1 r . ...,., """"""""""" addttlonal Info call Lrg ofllca II.Illa w/tml vu In fa 1 I· grow I ng 8\lllly -Minar A. .... I~ to woril wltll youth (agat ---..lft.,ift11iWJiiiiiff;r-5411-1083 Start lmmadlalely. Salatv l.Y& lie. of bey All or pat1 from Stddleback Valle y Tlnge • Oulnay PllTl&t/mlll Graphic art camera 10· 14). Call 2-5PM, 1---------1 open. 720-0941 •-11-11.40 pr 1q fl Cell 831·1888 STR,INOS ........ _ __.at F-'-Dr p1r1on. for ltudlo In IM2-4321. Ex1. 348. EOE for Arcllltactural ofncl. '"111..... -.-.---/W-....._---_. &• ~e tor Info. 1---------1 Hara'• one ot llfa'1 "•""' .,..., -Laguna Bch. Mu11 b• PUT_ LI g h I I Y PI n g I eo.i. ,,,._ , • ........__ ••-••--Join tna leader In th• lronlal.To g.t~1 __ -;eo.t;;;;•;;Meea;;i;;---mcper. 1n.,... of dlltl ,_ bookkeeping. _..._.., wllh car tor wlck•r Airport area -Exec. &111•. From 225-450 aq. rt. I 1 per 1q. fl Many xtr-. Call 557-7010
NEW P 0 RT BE AC H swimming pool chemical wttll no 1tr1ng1 att 1 IAITU room a camera wOt"k. N-1p1per Promotion. ___ 540...()03 ___ 1___ ~~~·=·ti:; bullet lunch Hrvlca.
Protaaalonal off~ 533 MtVloe bual-. Be • yoo'va eot to be 1.ble to I IU PIT to 1tart. c..i Al or M on -I" r 1 . •-_, w p M 1 d 11:30 to 1:30 pm. Mon-Ai.
Dvolet Sta 2. l308/mo. "epartde wat• lraatrnent pull a lot of STRINGS. 11c0hlmldac:arlo•r~mo.'"olmdy, LAe 494-1818 5:30PM·llt30PM, Sat. -•-• 1
1 Y P n g 1 n Earn 1150 to $170 wkly. 831·1094 1y1tem1 dHlar." Uc'd • 11·30-1·30PM RMI Eatat• lnv .. lmenl ex c •I • n I mu 1 t b • n •at .
4 d•luxe olflca1,
1tret•glc locatlon on
8Mch Blvd. HB. Front
eicpoaura. IQe llgn .,...,
85• a q .ft . Ownr.
213-45CM655
llWNIT 111111 Fun 8arvlce Sult•
t•rrllory avallabla, Found: Yng M. German wkdy1. 40 hr1/wk. 11111, 11.m · sM.OO to ltart Oo .. prol••~lonat communlcatlon1 and paraonable, •nargatlc. ~!~~ n~~~~;.~ ~=.dH.r~~~4 & 1-~-:-u-~50-E-:-EE_P_E_R-,,-._-d-191-d ~ :;f!:.£~~~'6';.! ~'~~!~~ ::: =t.~,~~.n:,: ~~:~'.18~~0:;~.~~·:~e~ ~.0747 at 10am for
*.-...n* AArPot\ .V.. exec IUlta
""MITlt 1825 .... 0oaen View
All you nMd for one
monthly feel 640-S.70
150.000 full amount 2 Baby Calleo lcltten1, for buey protallk>nll In hf. ROSAN, INC ple ... nt voloa. prtva1e day WHk, N•wport :~:k~~.r::i~~· 0~~~:
r•q'd , tom• nnanclng nMdgoodhOfM. NB .. vatteddut .... mutt Newpor1e.ot\548-6633 ·dealt & pllona. c11ua1 _8Mcl'l __ ._54_t-_29_ea_. __ w ith txpa r . Qood
1vallable. Wiii nal 140, 64C>-8927 be energ«tc & raltable, 5 eq\191 oppcw1unlty empt attire. FOf ln1~. call ln&IL UU1 ban• 111 1 a nd w 0 r k
OOO plut. Call collec t Found Sat Nita on W•t llrefdy, Mon·Frl, "' I Hair DrHHr nHdtd, an. IPM. Mawr. peraon, Nit Ume. environment. CALL Mon-Fri MPM. AN for r•ft required. (71 4) 642-6118 m J12 · w.aYNE "'~"'l212 nm 408/887-0l11 Balboa & 20th. Sm Grey ~ Vlll1ge Fair• Mall, Mutt heve mal•rnlty " ..,_,.. Office or dHk apace ~· F. Young.1 _________ Laguna Ba a o II . Peet Contra Raid Alp. axpar. 8outll Co111 1---------1
For Claallflad Ad
ACTION
Ca.II •
Dilly Piiot
AD-VISOR
542-5678
e xpand•. cl •••Y aurroundlng1, prof
atmoaphel •· nea 120 to 250 lq rt omc.. 6. datk epao• from 285/mo. lncludtng cont rma,
reception~•. 1ntwettng eeMoe. Iota of per1dng,
WP & TIIC avall. 833-"18
fUmWlad orunf\Kn, Paclt ·~I rta1t Babylltt• needed, guer 494-1800. nHded lmm•dllt•ly. Pim.. 567-573-4 Clualflad Adi 642-5978
Co at t Hwy. H . B . JUl'-.-.. -,...--11-,---,-.• -,,-1 hrl. Ute nou..keaplng, -11111.---.. --IUll---i Expar1eiiCld I Rcenlld --------
646-7474 •••••••••••••••••••••• ~~ •••••••••••••••• :! •• gd ..,, 714/873-e093 Ofiy. 54&-9339. --------------------------.... ••mn Expar'llnoa ~ 1n --------•
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lllnt. oond. "°' =-r.-12 p 1 1 1 • 1 m u 1 t b • Bia M I M Wa s,.rt .... BARNUM & &AILEY otd contractt to --· Nloe Se6ectlonl 873-1344 842~ ............... •1 ......... ..-.... ___, 8 t -· ..,.... ...... ft w __ .. ........ ........... .... No back pmta. due. Alk * '78 320I; tuto .. en/rf,
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bike, hlrdty !..cl '350. * * • eontect CMrill lfter 8. -t• lkllng, tennll. _., Aug. 1a..22 Bobtlll, 390 CID engine * · 80 3201; hpd.. 12000 oeo. 04&-4144. daMlal llJI 17~2153 1-Cont--.-m-~--y-90fl--bed-. 045-2731· bo•rd, b1ek packlnn, To cl•lm P••H•. c•ll encl. v•n plu1 llftli•t• io.dedl (lBOV020) l-:::,7:-::8:-:VW:-:'7.:-:W~_,-.... :--:: ... :--.-:ldn:-:1~~ •• ~ ••••••••••••••••••• .... • __.... • • 72 • '77 113()1; tn/rf, low ..,._ , ....._._ ,._ .... '82 SA, 2 mo•. old, ..,., -t . .,_" JEEPS -Government clothlng tor •II •bov• 842·51S7v , llll. 2 · '49001 offlf'. 879-000 mll. (&42TA'T) oond. ,_ ,.,... eng. ...,........,, """"''"'_'_
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good & NN good. '70. by en ui-iiec..S allrm, fr. IMJ. 1----·-----1 u~7 ,.. .. " & brllk•. IOld down -1, pmtt. due. A.Ill fOf ROM c.lw.167~78. .... ........ ~--tum&runt s.,-;1L., .,,,f~'1a/ :::::o:,: ·1e Coemo. new tire•. 12400. 494_7334 or 842-4400, 558-1008 leJ.U'-1•1•21 A aecurtty l)'tlem 18 • •• ~~ •• ::':!':'........ 1111 tor .,.0 .. 842•4400. new trena. 70.000 ml, •w-e715 Proto UM.
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Redwood bl dcklng, l\llppeulng. .. ._ M-.J--12300/080. 871-0641. 5"46-2t4e or 646-2327 850 N. ,8MGtl Blvd. •II,.,..., 1 cond. 20-1891 ml. Lolded. Sll\lllr/wtllte. ~:.:&.~~ ~~~a:: ~/::,~:.•:.:if~ /!."/.,:::-5~· '79 OMC 4x4, 44,000 LllHabfa ... ....... '87 1kig.12vott.1500oc. _7_fl0.8 __ 7_2_4 ____ _
tnyt1rne n&-1491 -...... 175 780-0MO end RF lr•namltler utt1:X::-::e••••••••• '81 YAMAHA 890 SPEC mlle8, 811 ntr ... MllOO. IJJ-llU h I ... Aunt good. eu.tom lntr. 11178 Corvette, blk & ' · ,.......... · ...._._~ ::11\ ,_ •-.J--II 4500 ml. 11111 new. ~146 Open &indey Llgtlt blue pelnt. 1 pc ..._ 11c pelnt, very 1o
111... • Ml10. furniture lnol·. meneoB,_,..,,.,, · II,_... $1800 080 H d 1---------1-liiiiUiiiai'"iiiiifti;e-II N ..... , rubber•. r1dl•I tlre1. S 00 c I .,.., • • I net all yourulf ._,_, _, owu FOfd Pk*~ '81 F100, 8 1 .... 118111'1 ,-, )i m l. 2 1 ,0 . • I ._,_, --~bed. f"IMO, ~ purdl ... wtloleNM fOf •• tt1:X::-::e••••••••• 65f-M08 -"', ovwd""9,.c;ic:tteer, .,_ Comptr• ouu o f SHIOO/bet otr. 5156-4338 t-t7 .... 2t72 If not llCfne :';.1~ -Girt, etc. Alto l•wn -Beck-'" v•• -• lrnporta Direct ..... end Iv meg on '9COfdW •••••••••••••••••• mower• .. lg dogtl••· under-· -by 30' 0Mng/8wordftltlwor1t '80 HONDA. CR80R, ltep bumper. . AC, eo moe -*ble pymt.e. 914 PC>r9Che long btootl, •
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mml .... Winder, ftaltl. guer•ntH br Amw•y 111 Hine Dk*m81'1 Bolte. $460. equlpm/t20. SHOO or bHt otter. l'L../I MERCEDES 11 213 .or .... 845-4 __ 1_se ______ 1 4-dr. Allr. euto, tllt....tll,
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945 811155 ~Ilda. 80 •· ... °!!"~.,co~~~roy. Cu1tom m•d• coffee Cl111lc 11' L•"•tr•k• ---------t ·7e Dodge Ven Conv. cond. 548-1217 1-1 ......... -~ wn1'm 0911. arto. ale. ---------new.•·-·"" -H• t•bl•. 11. c ine top, c.m.y.,.., ~. 4 cy1, WAITll *MY 111.L * N~w"a. Good c ond. auoo. ~ f1U •••r•H 8 ft Hrtl'ltone couch. a..u11ru1 wood. t175. Orwy. S3500. t7M1et RV tor__._. In Aug. SUMMERTIME F\JN1 ful c.lt 1111 ... aw 1eo..o138 ~ .............. .
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UM retult__,lng Dally ~:· ·•-Cened--len--Sltwr---p-18-ted-c:rulMr 110, mint cond. other wlcnd to be !..cl ~C A.ulop~ '74 COlT, 2 ctr .. euto, 1~1 380~:;-ShoMoom S2200 .. ~· 831·2041 owtom ..,.._ 14t-49ll
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a....fted tectlOn (It'• best to nm 3
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deyt end Ottty °'*09 you for 2t
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By PATNCK J. U:NNEDY Of .. Dllr .......
Huntlnaton Beach offtciala
unveiled a downtown
redevelopment plan Monday that
would encoura11e htah rlu'
bulldin11 alon1 Pacific Coa.at
HJahway to ,.i men landacaped
open 1pece at eround level.
Beak:ally, the propmal would
allow developers to have
additional floor apa.ce In their
bulldina• if they cona&ruct
atructuree that are tall and thin
ln the alx-block coaatal area
between 6th and Lake atreeta
and Walnut Avenue and PKWc
Cout Hlahway.
Mike Multarl, clty coaatal
planner, preeented the concept to
members of the City c.oundJ and
Planning c.ommt.ion durina an
afternooq 1tudy ae11lon. No
act.ion was taken on the concepL
Before a formal plan la approved
then wW be a •.rla of public heertntt. . 11The coaat hl1b:;:r ta the
front door to UM cfty the lcMe
la to mmunp taller, \h1QDel'
buDdt"" that would allow mbre
open IJ** at p-ound lewl that
could be landlCaped in a puk-
llke atmolphere," Multari aald.
"Rather than aquat, tat
buildlnaa, the taller atructUttt
9 killed, 4 7 wounded
wouJd al.low more llaht. .U and an tmprowd Inland vtew to the ...... 6e u.ld.
Multan noted that there are no
pr'Ol*ld buJldJni lncentlv. for hiab rile ClOnltructkln In other eecdoN of the downtown area,
from Golden Weat Street to
Beach Boulevard and inland to Oranae Avenue. ,
AccordinJ to propoaed
BulJd'nc J'elUl.atiorw. deveJopen
In other downiown aec:tSona could
attain maximum floor •1*8 with
three-atory bulldinp, althouah
hlaher atructurea would be
allowed.
The propo1al preaented
Monday enviaioned mlxed-uae
commercial and reaidenttal
buildino of 12 stories and hf&her
alona lhe de1lgnated coa1tal
atretch and four-story ltr'UctUre9
In other MC1.ions of downtown.
The •Ix -block aectton
deqnated for hiah rt. bu.Udina
lnoentivee ta now a cluater ol
qing, two-story brick bulldinp
built In the 1920. and l930a.
City otfictala aaid hi1h rtae
1tructure1 alona Main Street
would be required to have a
atep-like, ~0 -foot bulldtn1
aetback from the third atoey up
ao new~ wouldn't tower
above ahopplna pedeatriana.
IRA haRl& blasts Fock London
SehDlltz father?
Sexually-hurt
tot held by
county home
By DA VtD lttJ'l'ZMANN or .. DllllJPWIWI
A 13-month-old boy who
suffered eexual lnjuriea ii held In
Orange County's Albert Sitton
home today, pend!ns f_urther
court heerino on Injuries the
child suffered while In the care
of hta mother, Carla Verne
StuclUe of Tuatin.
Orange County Superior
Court Judge WUJiam Murray
laid today a petition filed by the
county'• Social Service•
Department listed Stuck.le, 43, u
the mother and at.ate Sen. John
G. Schmitz u the father.
Neither Schmitz, nor h1a wife
Mary, Newpcrt Beech r.lidenta,
were available for comment
~'lbe Schmitzes have 9eVen
Judge Murray ruled Monday
apfmt returnlnC the chDd to the
mother'• custody on the ~ of
the petition that WU filed by the
c o u n t_y ' s S o c i a l Se r v ice 1
Department.
Judge Murray aald there is no
birth certificate for the child on
file in Orange County.
·The petition alleged that
parents of the child hid kept him
In an unfit home "by reuon of
neglect, cruelty, depravity or
physlcal abuae ...
The child required surgery last
week at Childrens Hoepital of
Orange County after doctors
diaoovenld that the Infant'• penia
wu nearly ~ beauae of
hair that bad been tightly
wrapped around it.
Murray said Schmitz called
him Friday inquirlna if there WU
a chance the child could be
returned immediately to the
custody of the mother without a
hearing.
Murray quoted Schmitz aa
then saying, "Let me be frank
with vou. I am the child'• father.»
The judge aaid that one
publiabed acoount of the cue
today imccurately ~ that
the Newport Beacb-lawmak'er
had tried to exert acme 80rt of ..-non hJm.
"He did not try to pntaUre me
tn any way," the Judae aid. Murray akl that be ooWd not
releaae the child without a
hearing . At Monday'•
prooeedJnp. the judp acheduled
further hearinp for Aug. 6 at
which time he can either return
the baby to the mother'• custody,
k~ him at Albert Sitton Home
ln <Jranie, put the.baby ln eve-of
a foster family-or turn it over to
the care of the father.
Efforts to reach Senator
Schmitz at either h1a home or h1a
office today were W\IUClCe91ful.
Murray said that Schmitz
indicated he h&1 known the
baby's mother for nine years.
Neither Murray nor Deputy
County Counael Barbara Evana
aaid they had actually aeen the
child's birth certificate.
Evans aaid that ahe had not
talked directly to Sclunitz and
declined to comment' on the
(See SCHMITZ, Pace .U)
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ANNEXATION AREA -
Laguna Beach City Council
members will consider
initiating a aecond annexation
proposal that would take in all
of South Laguna with the
exception of the Three Arch
Bay oommunity.
Thatcher
condemns
• action
LONDON (AP)-IRA bombs,
one packed with naila, tore
through a mounted cavalry unit
and a military band In two
London parka today. killlna nine
people, wounding 4 7 and aend1ng
victim• and horse• flying
through the air, authorities aald.
In the Houae of Commons,
Prime Minlater Margaret
Thatcher condemned the Irish
Republican Army and declared:
"Theee callous and cowardly
c:rimM have been committed by
evil and brutal men who know nothinc of democracy and we
lhan't rat until they are broucht to )mtlce ..
Bome Secretary William
Whitelaw aaid three aoldtera
were k:UJed in the attack on the
Queen'• Hou.ehold Calvary in
Bym Pm. and that dviliam
were amona the 47 wounded.
Police 9akl alx people were ld1Jed
at the band1tand blaat ln
Re9ent'a Park. and one wtme.
..lc1 all were ao1dien.
The pttR"I of the HOWlehold
Cavalry~ resplendent in ailver
breaatplatea and crim1on
unlforma, attracts hu.ndredl of
local and foreign lpect.atdr'I to
Hyde Park every day tor the
chanalng of the guard ceremony.
At least aeven hones were killed
by the nail bomb, which was
placed in a parked car.
Responaiblllty for both the
Hyde Park and Resent'• Park
bombinp waa claimed by the
IRA. which haa been fighting for ·
13 years to oust Britain lrom
Northern Ireland. The clahna
were telexed to The A.laodated
Preea In London from the IRA'•
political arm, Sinn Fein.
Fight baek enrages
1be bombinp oa:urred on a
briaht summer day and Cmdr.
William H•ackJeeby, commander
of Scotland Yard'• anti-terrorist
branch, aaid there waa no
warning. He aakt the car that
blew Up WU pllCked with 10
pounda of eXJ)lollve contalnlna
lour-to-ex-inch nan.. Horowitz' televised angers Nestande The bomb at Resent'• Park,
where Lciodotl Zoo ia l<Qted,
went off at a bandatand where
the Royal Green Jacket• repnent band WU playing for
dozesu of 1pec1aton, including
many elderly people.
By FREDERICK. SCBOEMEBL or ... .,..,,... .....
Television consumer O"'U.lader
David Horowitz hu fought back.
And the punch he's CleUvered
hu enraged Bruce Neatande,
chairman of the Orange County
Board of SuperviJlon.
Horowiti WU 10 angry with
the board'• decision to dbband
the county Con1umer Affairs
WORLD
Office that he returned a
commendation be received from
the board in April.
And Horowitz delivered a
scathing commentary on the
board'• action during a newa:ut
aired last Friday on KNBC,
Channel 4.
In a 3 to 2 vote. earlier Friday,
auperviJlora supported Nestande'•
LONDON (AP) -Prime Minister Margaret
Thatcher faced touah que1tionin1 today from
lawmakers anaered by Britain'• latest spy wcandal and
the revelation that Queen Elizabeth Il'1 chief •
bodyauard WU horncJ9exuaJ.
NATION
3 more banlcs lower prime rate
NEW YORK (AP) -Three major banb joined
the move to a lower =me lendlna rate today,
d.ropplna to 16 percent. Guaranty Tlwt Co.,
~ BAnk and Chue um Bank lowered
their prime by one-halt percen. poblt. -
Secret talb so baclc to FDR
Every American prethlent 1lnce Franklin
aoc-v.J.t wretly NCDl'dld at leut .i.etlw Oval
Otta conwratiom, not.el oolumn18t Jn Andel 101t. P-.M.
, ,
motion to alloe $225,000 from the
consumer attain pl"08r8J1l, thus
d.labandJna it.
In an interview today ,
Horowitz called the superviaon
who 1upported the motion
"hypocritea" for honorina hia
oonaumer aervice on one hand
and then votin1 to kill the
consumer affairs program.
SPORTS
One witneea, Ronald Benjamin.
ea.Id: "I WU just sittin8 In a
deckchair lookinl at the band
when ewrythina aeemed to come
up from -the bottom of the
bandstand and blow right In the
(See LONDON, Pqe Ai)
2 world swimming marb set
Two world records were aet at the U.S .
champlomhip awlmming trial.a at Mialon Viejo'•
Marguerite Recreetion Center IWim complex. Pace Cl.
Angeh victory 'exciting'
'nle Angell increued their lMd to three pmes
over Kanau City with an excltlna victory over
Baltimore. Page Cl.
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COUNTY •
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BOMB BLASTS -Map locates London's Hyde Park and
Regent's Park where IRA bombs exploded today killing nine
people and wounding many others.
Cityhood studied
for South Laguna
By STEVE MJTCBELL or .. .,..,,......,,
Laguna Beach City Council
members will consider initiatlna
a 1econd annexation proposal
tonight that would bring all of
South Laguna -with the
exception of the gated Three
Arch Bay community -Into the
city.
The city already has initiated a
propoul that would bring the
portion of South Laguna from
1>umond Drive to Albo Creek
Into the mwlicipal fold.
A heartna before the Local
~ Fonnation Conuniaaion ls
acheduled Aug. 11 for that
propoeal.
Toniaht the council w1ll weigh
the pros and cona of
Incorporating all of South
Laguna, to the ptes of Three
Arch Bay, Into Laguna Beach.
The meeting beg1na at 6 p.m. In
council clwnben.
City Manager Ken Frank la
confident a majority of the 800
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regi1tered voters in the city's
initial annexation =• is in favor of becoming Beach
residents.
"I 1tlll believe the
preponderance of reaidentl to
Ali8o Creek favor annexation,"
he said. "An electioo for that
area would be auccemful."
But he says be does not have u
good a feeling for the area aouth
of Ali8o Creek, and he believes
the 1,600 residenta of Three Arch
Bey would be oppoeed to such a
notion.
The council will consider
initiating a 1eC<>nd annexation
that, if suoceaaful. and when tied
to the tint annexation bid, would
brina approximately 3,500 new
residents Into the city.
A balance aheet lnc.luding both
propoeed annexation area shows
revenues derived from property
tax, sales tax, bed tax, Ucemea
and penntta and other aouroea,
would amount to about $721,000
to the city.
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Comlal B3 Dr.SWnc:rohn B2 Caw word 83 . Stoc:k Marbta 85
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STATE
Worlcman Frederick Douflaa
Id: "l went over to he
Ml*W1id and It wu an awful
"'!'here were 1pectator1
away ln abock all over h p ace and I counted ie
lold.len lylna on the pund. It ~ .. a really terrible lilht. I ~·t believe It. «one 80ldier WM lyina theft,
with h.ia handa on hi.a
and blood pouring
t.hrouab them;,,..,,... othen
lyin(_ arouad and people Went
~to~tblm. •ion. IO&clM'i t*4l WM all a
m1m of blood. It looked to me • 11 the lnlaun*1t be Mel belD ~ '=-.~ into .. ,.,.
The ~· Park bl.-cum nearly two houri aftllt the flnt
bomb went oil at 10:4& a.m. (1:4&
a.m. PM') in a parbd ear In
Hyde Park. about a half .. mo.
from Bucklncham PalllOI.
Miriam Sheridan. a wtm. to
the Repnt'• Park bomtuc • .&d.
"There were IOldlen 1ytnl then
wlth all their lntestlnn out.
There WM auch a taeuwr~
cruh I couldn't belleYe It."
Wo01an
jailed in
sex acts
mounta1.n1. letUQs ua.. ...... of juniper and' panon tHH
Monday l\IOt that oandnuid to
burn out ·ol aonQ'OJ ~-tn the
naed and Nm* t.erraln. YONCMten pncUded the beet
wave would break in the
Northeaat today , with
t.emperatw. npected to atay in
the upper 80e.
In New York City, the
mercury hit 96 and the city
luued a water-preuure alert
cawed b)' open bydranta.
It Wll 97 in Wlnd8or Loeb,
CAm., and 96 in BalUmore, while
Mlam1 enjoyed a moderate 87.
Bolton'i temperature climbed
to u. the date'• record 98 abortly
after noon Monday, then
dropped 13 decree-in -than an hour aa thunderatorm•
rnled thugs take
$9,000 in Laguna
OM ot llx pmp1e charpd with DU'ddle .. In Wie$ped eex 8cw wlth • 18-,_r-old prl baa
~ MDi.nc.d to a one-year
t.erm ta ~ Coounty Jail. 0...... CoUnty Superior Court -~·,...,_~ the ...-.. Monday on Mary Plunbtt. n. She prevloualy bad
plelded DO COOtml to etaht felony
comita tnYolvtna lewd aex acta.
rumbled in, downln1 power
linea, floodlna atreeta and brinalna havoOCo martma. "SO..S are aininl on top of
each other. The docks are broken
-they broke 1ooee from the
land," said Celle Taddel at
Mary'a Boat, Livery and Lobster
Co. In Manhfield, Maa, where
funnel clouda and 50 mph gusts
were reported.
Two men, one armed with a
shotgun, the oth er with a
handgun, burst into a Laguna
Beach man's home Monday
night, forced him to open a safe,
and fled with $9,000 ln caah.
Pol.lee aaid the two gunmen
fint knocked on the door ai Ron
Fogarty'• houae on Glomstad
Lane, and when there was no
Brown names
Nestande to
transit panel
' Bruce Nestande, chainnan of
the Orange County Board of
Supervisors, has been named by
Gov . .Edmund G. Brown Jr. to
the California Transportation
Commission.
The appointment, made by the
governor at a luncheon today at
the Villa Fontana restaurant in
Orange, gives Orange C-ounty a
second voice on the powerful
commission.
The other member who ia an
Orange County resident ts
~ommisslon C hairman Ivan
Hinderaker of Corona del Mar.
Nestande's appointment to the
10-member commlsalon ,
obaerven say, will improve the
county's position in winning
~dditional state funds for
\l'a.rlaportation projecta.
Nestande'a first meeting aa a
state transportation commiMioner
will be Aug. 5.
The commlsaion is charged
with annually preparing a
s tatewide transportation
improvement plan and allocating
funds for It.
8Uf1nY llnd contn..ci hot.
Coastal nion mkS·70a, Inland eo.. eo..ta1 iow eo. 1n1anc1 M.
Wat•88.
E!MwMre, 00tt'-'-1y wll1d9
12 10 22 knota with 3 to r>-toot
••a• outer coa1t11 wltett.
, OtMrwiM. light ver1ab141 wind•
nig ht end morning hour•
becoming wwterty 10 to 1S ""°'• , In afternoona. Two to 3-toot wind --·On. to 2-toot 80Utt-1 ......_ Patchy night and morning low Clloude with eunny .,._
Scattered 1howan and
tllundenlonna conllnuad ecroaa
tha Ohio Valley and th• mid· Aden11c Coailt todsy llnd a lew
tieevy thundantorrne pelted the
aoutharn Pl•ln1 with rein H oooter c.n.dlan llr moved Into
Ill• Northaut to relieve n.at· ,-v rwldlnta.
1 Thunderltorme wtllch Nrller
:produc•d H111r1 wHlhar In 1kantucky had wea)tanad oonel<Wlbly. A few .,_.. _.
over eouthern Arizona and
.,_.. and ltlunderatorme -hNlller In not1'-' Oldanom•.
eouttl·centr1I NebrHk• and
W98tem Weltllngton.
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responae, he allesed!Y kick:ed the
door ln.
The pair threatened the
25-year-old victim and forced
him to open a aafe in the bowie,
after wlUch they Ued him up
with tape and fled in a dark
colonld Volbwagen.
Pol1oe uld Foprty'a girlfriend
waa al80 in the houlo.l, but waa
not harmed.
Investipton are aeeJdnc two
men in their eerly twenttea. One
waa cte.cribed aa 6 feet 2 lnclla
tall, weJ&hlng 200 pounda with
short brown hair.
Kia accomplice was cte.cribed
aa being 5 feet 5 inchea tall,
weighing 140 pounda. with abort,
blond hair.
Police wouldn't speculate on
how the bandits knew there WU
that amount of caah in the home,
nor would they say why the
victim would have $9,000 at
home.
Scuba coach
hospitalized
Oran.ge Coast College scuba
and akin diving instructor Dean
J. w~ remalna 1n aood
oondition at South Cout Medical
Center followtng recent aurgery
Lor cancer.
Weatgaard, 52, a former
Laguna Beach lifeauard,
operates Westgaard Parachute
Enterprise, Inc .• In Laguna
Beach.
A lamlly spokesman aaid
Westgaard hopes to leave ~~
hospital later thia week.
"'"".,..... PLEASE LORD -Ron Hutlon, a former steel worker, was one
of 8,000 who gathered at Pittsburgh'• Three Riven Stadium to
pray for jobs and aak God to help the faltering steel industry
Monday evening.
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SCHMITZ • • •
paternity aapec:ta of the caae.
The child is currently being
cared for by a nune at the Sitt.om
Home in Orange, where
neglec ted and abandoned
children are ta.ken for care by the
county.
"I understand he is doing
extremely well," the deputy
county counsel said.
Monday's h ea ring before
Judge Murray, who ia standing
in for Superior Court Judge
B yron M c Millan , was a
"temporary detention hearing"
which ls required to be held
when a •minor Is taken into
custody by the county.
The hearing ls held to
determine why the child should
continue to be held in county
care rather than releasing him to
the parents.
Judae Murray said the Au,. 6
hearing ln Juvenile Court will be
an evldentlary hearing to
determine lf the chargea outlined
in the county's petition are true.
Though it ls not compulsory for
the parent• to attend that
hearing, both Schmitz and Ms.
Stuckle have been notified.
Schmitz did not attend
Monday'• hearing, although the
mother waa preeent.
If i t la ahown tnrougn an
investigation that someone
deliberately Injured the child,
the Orange County District
Attorney'• office can file a
criminal complaint of child abu8e.
Murray aaid that, in his
convel"lllltion with Schmitz, the
aenator attributed the lnjurle:1 to
the child to a babysitter.
Beaches reopen
APTOS (AP) -Two of the
moat popular beaches on
Monterey Bay have been
reopened to swtmmen four days
after 30,000 ga1lona of .ewage
spilled into the water. Warning
signs came down at New
Brighton and Seacliff bMchet
Monday.
Mm Plunkett and five otben
were accund by the diatrlct
attomey'a office ofmon than 100
aex-related charges. The
princtp-1 defendants in the cue,
John Steen, 56, a retired
Huntln1ton Harbour
bualneaaman, and hia wife,
Christi. were declared mentally
di8ordered eex offenden and aent
to state mental hospitala.
Authoritlea learned of the CMe
after the 13-year-old prl wrote a
letter in which she dacrlbed the
actlvltlea. The letter waa
intercepted by a relative and
given to~
Police grab
theft loot
Costa Mesa police recovered
$10,000 in Oriental ruga and
braaa cheata stolen from two
interior deign oompania, it was
reported today.
Sgt. Bill Bechtel said an
lnfonnant called police Monday
to report the theft that had
OCCWTed late Sunday niaht at
UniqUe DeQn and Aueibech's
Ltd. at 2915 ltedhil.l Ave.
John Anthony Vivilacqua, 36,
Coata Mesa, wu arrested on
::=.~c:·~~
lieu of 10,000 bail.
Valley seeking
tax to pay
cops, fire men
Fountain Valley Qty Council
members will discuss a ballot
measure tonight that could create
a special one·time locaJ tax to
help pay police and firefighter
aalarles.
If it receives council approval,
the measure would be placed on
the November ballot. Two-thirds
o f those Fountain Valley
reaidents who vote would have to
approve the tax before it could be
impoeed.
The 1982-83 city budget
oontains no funds for pay raiaes,
even though contracts with all
city employee groups expire in
November. The spedal tax is
viewed as one means of raising
additional money for salaries.
The oouncil meets at 7 p.m. in a
study leSllion focusing on locaJ
cable television Issues. The
regular coundl meeting begins at
8 p.m. in the <X>U1\dl chambers at
Qty Hall. 10200 Slater Ave.
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ltrHll and PaletUntan torce1 al10
exchan1ed lntertntttent 1mall·arm1 Ure ~ the ntibt near Lake QuarM0Un at
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• MoslelDs suspects In kidnap
BEIRUT, Lebanon -A mWUa 11eeklna
power tor Lebanon'• Shiite Mcmema, the
country'• large1t rel1glou1 communlty, 11
suspected of kldnapplna the Amerlcan
preeident of a Beirut univenlty.
An eyewitneea to the abduction M~y
reported that the gunmen who eel.r.ed David
Oodae, acting president of the American
Unlvenlty of Beirut, shouted u ·they drove
away trom t.,.• unlveulty campus In
embattled w•t Betn.at that they belonpd to
Amal, the pararnWt.ary arm of Lebanon'•
e9timated million Shlltes.
Unofficlal aourcet su11e1ted Shiite
militiamen abducted Dodie to u. him u a
hoataae for the releue of Iranian diplomat
Mohaen Muaavt and three aides who were
kidnapped in ChriaUan eut Beirut on July 4.
•Bolivia gets new president
By ne A11octated Pres1
VUdoeo Calderon has been designated
Bolivia'• new president and will take ~
Wed.ne9day with a mandate to carry out his
predece11or'a pledge to restore civilian
government next year, the joint chiefs of staff
announced today.
VildOllO Calderon, the army's chief of
staff, was picked by him9elf and the other two
NATION
service chiefs to replace Geh. Cei.o Torrello,
whose 11-month resime HW thla South
American nation plunte deeper into lta worst
economJc crisis in history.
Torrelio ottered hla rea ignation
Thunday. launching marathon negotiations
by the commanders of the army, navy and air
force to decide his succesaor.
•Money grlp won't tighten
WASHINGTON -Federal Reserve
Board Chaimlan Paul Volcker told Congress
today the Fed will keep lta relatively tight
grip on the nation's money supply, but will
not tighten it further as ru. earlier long-tenn
plan had indicated.
Volcker told the Senate Banking
c.ommittee that economic recovery from the
recession was "highly likely in the second half
of 1982," although that recovery will be far
from robust.
Volcker's comments made it clear that he
and the other six Fed governors have no
intention of trying to encourage lower interest
rates and economic recovery by allowing the
money supply to surge upward.
•I I 0 fall ill from lunch
INDIANAPOLIS -Health officials
differed over what caused more than 100
peo_ple at a hotel here to sicken and begin
"falJJ.na over like flies" after eat.lna a banquet
lunch.
About 110 people, mosUy women, became
ill in the Monday afternoon outbreak and 89
were treated at five hospitah and at a apecial
unit set up at the Sheraton West Hotel. Only
one penon remained hoepiWJ.zed.
Although doctors did not rule out food
poiaonlng, they said the mau illnea may have
been brought on by chemicala used in the
embroidery paints on display at the
convention.
•Deer laclng 'dleoll'
THE EVERGLADES. Fla. -The man
who coordinated tho emergency hunt that
killed 730 deer in the Florida Everglades says
the remalnin.g deer face "a catastrophic
dieoff'' becauae the hunt came too late.
"Within a maUer of daya. we could begin
to aee a . . . dieoff -100 percent ia not out of
STATE
the question," Col. Robert Brantly of the
Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish
Commisaion said Monday.
"El&hty percent la the rule of thumb,
glven the deer's coodlt.lon," added oommiasion
Lt. Bilf Lampton.
•Firearms prop~sal denied
OROVIl..LE -For the aec:ond time in
two weeks, the Oroville City Council has
rejected the proposal to require a firearm and
anununition in every home.
went into effect March 15 In Kennesaw, Ga.,
went down 4-2 after lengthy and noisy debate
Monday night.
The council had rejected the plan oh a 3-2
vote July 6, but two members were abeent. The proposal, patterned after a law that
•Firm laces conspiracy count
SAN FRANCISO::> -A federal grand
jury has indicted Mitsubishi Electric Corp. and
four of ita employees in connection with an
alleged conspiracy to transport stolen
International Businea Machines' computer
secreta.
Jose indictmenta, denied all charges and
vowed to put up a fight in lta own and the
employees' defense.
"Mlisubiah1 Electric Corp. emphatically
denies that it or any of its employees has been
involved ln any unlawful conduct," the
statement said.
Mitsubishi, in a terse statement issued·
Monday shortly after the return of the San
Orange County convict stab victim in Folsom
FOLSOM (AP) -A convict
from Orange County has become
the 29th stabbing victim of the
year at Foi.om Pri8on.
Priaon spokesman GU Miller
aald Monday that Steven
Broughton. 34, WU listed U in
good condition at the University
of California Medlcal Center in
Sacramento, with an abdomen
wound.
attacked in the main exercise
yard Monday morning. He said a
prison-made knife wu found
near the tcene.
The stabbing appeared to be
gang-related.
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VOL 71. NO. 201
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Agents ignore
aliens ruling
LOS ANGELES -The
Immi8J'ltion and Naturallution
ServTce won't 1top hunting
illegal alierw throuah raid.I on
buslnel9es despite a lederal court
n.tlina restrictina ~ actions,
an INS offlclal laid.
The 9th U.S. C1rc:Wt Court of
Appeals aid INS apnu need a
"reuonable 1uaptclon" llleaal
allem are workina at a lite. 'lbe
court found the tltfS Ml raided
firma "ofWn b..,cl on no~
more than inartkulate hunchee. •
We're Listening •••
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Call the number ~ow and your me1u1e will be recorded.
tranacribed and dellvtted lo the appropriate editor.
Tho tame 24-hour an1wtr1n1 Hrvlce may be used to record let·
tera to the editor on any topic Mailbox contributor• must Include
lhtlr namt and telephOne number for Ytrirlcatlon. No ctrculatlon call1, pleue. = ...... ~~Tell ua whal'1 on your mind.
RUFF TIME -Birdie Moore plays with three
of the 14 dogs that share her Costa Mesa home
along with two cats and a duck. Her neighbors
aren't happy about the
complained to the city.
Her home going to the dogs
Mesan's neighbors complain about 17-animal menagerie
By JODI CADENHEAD
0( tti.. DeU, Not Ii.ff
Birdie Moore of Costa Mesa is
an animal lover. What else can
you call a ~2-year-old woman
who ends up with 14 dogs, (five
of them aick) three rabbits. two
cats and a duck?
But Alberta "Birdie" Moore's
love of four-legged creatures has
also gotten her into plenty of
trouble.
In the last two years she's had
the unfortunate luck of moving
her furry brood into the wrong
kind of nelghborhood.s.
The lovely two-story wh1te
wood frame home in Costa Mesa
at the corner of Westmlnster
Avenue and Flower Street has
turned out to be no different
from the condomlnlum in Irvine
or the $420.000 house in Laguna
Beach that followed.
"I thought it was a country-
type place," said Ms. Moore.
explaining that she paid another
$85,000 in May to purchase a
double lot for her arumal fanuly.
"I .. umed It would be okay."
It wasn't.
Almost immediately neighbors
began complaining about the
chorus of dogs barking every
morning.
"This whole neighborhood la
ready to blow.'' said one woman,
who complained to city arumal
control officials. "They bark all
the tune. U she lived in Newport
Beach t.hia wouldn't happen."
The citv attorney's office staff
said they received nearly a dozen
complaints about the dogs. Ma.
Moore i.s scheduled for a July 29
hearin'I on charjlea that 1he keeps livestock, unsanitary
cond ltiQ.DS an~ too many animals
(over three months four is the
limit).
Moore, a big friendly woman
with reddish hair and an easy
smile, invites visitors into her
home crammed w ith antique
furniture and over-su.ed statues
of gee.e.
Bird raps 'rightists'
in Anaheilll speech
State Supreme Court Chief
Justice Rme Eluabeth Bi.rd told a
group of labor leaders Monday in
Anah eim that judicial
independence IB threatened by a
"right-wing attempt to pack the
state courts with judges
responsible to their ideological
views."
Ms. Bird did not mention
anyone by name in her address to
the California Labor Federation
AFL~CIO. But she has been the
target of a recall campaign
spearheaded by state Sen. H.L .
R ichardson, R -Arcadla .
Richardson abandoned the recall
effort earlier t.hia month, saying
he did not have the funds to
continue.
After the speech, Ma. Bird said
she was r e ferring to people
leading a drive to defeat three
recently appolnted Supreme
Court justices: Cruz Reynoso,
More on IM IYbject which I
attacked In the tut column • . .
Edward Jay fi>eteln'a book "The
RIM and Fall ot Diamonds." To
continue then, tM book ta w.11
wntten and v.-y rMdable but
llWy on.aided. Hla conclualona
.,.. not ~ported by feet. Many
ol hi• chapter lltlH are not prawn by the matwtal In Iha ch.,,_.. OM that pertlcularly
left me unoomfortabl• w11
"Dlernondt for Hiiier". 11'1 11 the
author 1ugg .. t1, but fall• rer
lhort Of PfOYlng that o.e.r.
C#tel WU IOme ftY lnvotved In
•ffort• to eupply ll'lduatrlal
dlamondl fOr UM In Httlet't Wtr
maotllne. At In • ooupte of other MOtlone of the boot!. the text ol
the ohapt« faled to prOYe the ......
I don't know why Epeteln
found D•l••rt hlr•d on ~-and publle '9letlOhl ftmte to ONete • mwttet fOr •
product they flM to 1!11. I tNntl the .newts on lie _. of N.W •
A.,.n ftrm rteds '*9 a "how to" I
"'9tNOtlon "*"* on promotJno and publlclalng a cll•l'lt'•
Pf'Oduot, How le tNt 10 """'9nt from wtlet ......,., pueMlialwl
.,. ~ to do to promote hll
Otto Kaus and Allen Broussard.
She said the "r1~ht-wrn~"
faction is promoting a "judicial
system in which a penon must
pass an ideological test in order to
remain a judge."
"The bell is about to toll" for
judic ial independence i n
California, she said in a speech
th.at drew a standing ovation
from the 600 delegates.
"The new standards by which
they would measure JUdges is
how often these judges reach
certain specific results rather
than how well they dispense
justice,'' Ms. Bird said. "It is .
the rule of extortion and the law
of the jungle. It ls based on the
belief that our judges will care
mor e about their se lf -
preservation and perpetuation in
office than about upholding the
constitution of this state and of
this nation."
@
·6EMWISE
One of three blind puppies
nestles in her arm.a, while the
other dogs lie quietly nearby,
eager for the constant strokes.
Life, she explains, was not
always this crowded.
Born in Hawail, she worked al
a commodities broker in Irvine
before fleeing the city In the
early 1970s for a 9.~-acre ranch
in Santa Ynez.
At first ahe had only a collie
named Deja Vu. Late a couple of
Australian shepherds given away
at a downtown market moved in.
Several litters followed.
By the time she returned to
Irvine in 1980 to sell her mother"s
home. she had five dOD.
The neighbors weren't exactly
thrilled to be living next door to
half a dozen dogs and a woman
who owned half the house ended
up ciiculating a petition around
University Park. Ma. Moore and
her brood moved to Laguna
Hills.
The residents there were not
happy with the new neighbors
either, but the complaints
si•t.ided when a new fence wu
built.
Bad luck struck again. though
when the foundation wound up
cracldng and Ms. Moore and her
son had to give up the $-{20,000
hillside home.
She moved to a tree-lined
street In Costa Mesa, where the
realtor assured her that ducka,
dogs and rabbi ts were no
problem, she said.
"I think people have done me
far worse than my de>D.'' a.aid
Ms. Moore. "The worst thing
they've done is tear up a few
pillows.
A divorcee with two groWnl-
children, Mn. Moore la.id she
relishes the dogs' affection and
loyalty.
She claims that she intends to
f{ive aome of the dogs away and
has been running ads. But llOITle
of them are sick and need special
attention. So far the city has
granted her three extensions.
"l had no intention of having
this many dogs.'' she said. "I'm
trying to find homes for them.
They'll make great peta."
book by getting him on talk
•how• and revtew.lt anlS
Interviewed In the printed 1 media?
Epstein clelms that the
"ln\Wltlon" or diamond rartty wt11
tlOOn be dlaco~ed by ~
ownera. II c•rtalnly I• no "Invention". The poaltlon of
diamond• H valued 1tatu1
l)'mbOll date bedc to 700 l .C. " coata hundred• or mllllona of dofla,. to develop a diamond Ind .. l!peteln hlmeetr .......
two tons or earth mutt be
PfOC llllf to, )'teld ~ W91.
Only a amell S*'081 •'-of it-. etonee w11 be ot oem ~· The ttnat thet tM ...........
Auulant, and the Auttrdent
.,. going to be ~ w. .,.,.,.... of dlamonde into tt'9
world market 1lrnply doe1n•1
mike ... No rnl11~= ·
C)lln afford to k* the ~ !Mf1( .. cNMll -thlfrgooda.
Enough Nbutte1 ~ Vou mlaht enjoy rMdlng 1tie booll tlld althouGh I don't r•OOfftllMOd
)'OU apend tt'9 I 14.10 fof It, I
hew • oopy I'd be hlllPY to loen out ... If you dOn't ~ wadeftg
ttw'OUgh my rnergln ......
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JfOU9lON_ <AP> -IJIJCQD Oo. UM. pllllll to tlllPMd • ~ srilrwm co mowllll who..,. mlh tor lllOUM lad ... "-1.
'l:iliDn lnnlounald Mcm.y It hopml io haw the ="" 1n opentiao In all marten wtthln u .... ol ~Wln1 a tfft oJ medt•U ln Pho.nix, Arla., W~. Mw., Jlillbm. MUt. and Norfolk. VL
R.C. Klddoo, hJtoll USA markettn1 vice
pnmldent, Aki motodlCI in the tat :-· •Y*I about tour cmnc. per pUon by peytna
Metals seminar topic
An precloua metahl and commodJUn flnally
1 ready '° rally?
I Author ltUllell Wa.endorf will lfve his anawtt
durtna a 8elll1nar at the Reptry Hotel in~ at 7:30 . p.m. Wedneeclay. I Wuendor-f II the author of the IOOll to be meMed
book. 'T8Ctl on Fucure.. the l!lllenUala of Commodity Trad1na.'' (Dow Joneelhwtn. Homewood, Dl.). nila teminar' II lpomored by WMeftdorf and
Aaloctate•, Inc., a Cedar Falb, Iowa Urm that ~ the Fut\U"9 Portfolio Actvt.lr, a oommodlty 1l"adiJlf ~. .
For lnformatknl. (319) 268-0441.
Basic 4 BeBfl.ion set
The Biiiie J'our lnformaUon aystema divil1on of
Mam,ement Alliltance, Inc., on Wednelday Will hold
the tint in a Rrla of 9l!llDinara on how to tmprqve
protftabWty by uatna lnformatl.on prooewtni systerl..
The aemlnar will demonltrate the Profit Manufacturina System. a eoftware ptdtage developed
for uae on Buie Four computer 1ywtema by Computer
Methods, Inc. of Mad!8on. Wia.
The leminar will be conducted by individual
branch offices of the Buie Four divillion at 9 a.m. and
1 p.m .• at 2600 Miche1mn Drive, Irvine.
Economic unit meet
The Economk Development Corp. of Orange
CoWlty will host a membership invitation party
Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. in the office o1 Gordon OUon
of Knobbe, Mart.em, Ol8on, Hubbard & Bear at 610
Newport Center Drive, Suite 1600, Newport Beach.
Ol9oJl la chairman of the membership committee
of cbe boerd of direct.on.
For Information., call 634-2642.
Treasury bills drop
WASHINGTON (AP) -Yield.a on lhort..term
Treasury 8eCUriUes dropped to the lowest level ln
IM!'Ven months in the latest auctiona, declining foe the
third straight week, offidals aaid.
About $5.5 billion in llx-mooth T-billa were
auctioned Monday at an average dllcount rat.e of
11.441 percent, down from the 11 .967 percent of lut
Monday.
1n additton. the aovemment .,ld about ~.5 bUlion
ln three-month bills at an averqe rat.e of 11.14
percent, down from 11.797 percent.
DOW JONES AVERAGES
N.WY6itttlA,.I FIMI e>ow...-... awvs. lW N/IHldlrt, JIA. 19.
l1VCIB law c-a.
•IN cir= .. :!:. GUI -.10-1.47 II Tm J2Ut »Ht 11U2 Jf1.t0-V't
UPS AND DOWNS
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...... 2&-29 oeri«a a pound.
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Flr1h. Tlla daugfll• of •
poor Engll1ll termer
~ Illa victim of lier
fllll'll(a ..-.UC-and
,_ own '*"6t)'. 'PO'
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nenc YoUnG woman !Inda
.... In dalclalr wt*l lier
...., !0¥9 la died dw-a-=: • • ... "September ,,.,..,,..
t 1150) Joan Fontelna,
Joatfjfl Cotten. Two peo.
pte ballewd kll9d In en
~ Cl'eth conalder
9lar1ing ... ow.' again ar=e * * * "I H-. IMondea"
(1981) "-" Roc:tlef~.
Enrico Mont-..o TI*'-
dlteo'IW that • ...ntly
novanat'a lalHI work
deacrlbea In .... Illa
MCWtty ayatam protecting
tlla V9IUablel In "" home. 1:10• MCNW ** "Celebimloo Al Big
.... (19711 Joen --.
Joni MltcNI Top rOC*
ectl -f9elurad Ill • doc> umantary of Illa 1 ... Big
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... dr9MI of becon*l9 •
pro bmtlatball peeyw •
reality. 'PO'
tt'1I CZ> CHAN.M OHMftllLIN
OH THI ....... ec:e. 2:a01--~llltaMOAI ....... a-·,,..., -flfOY99 onoe
... tlla1. ~ 00-
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propt -tMa time Illa
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t\Qd.
CZ>MOV!a • * ''The~ End Of The
av.t" (1N1) Law•"-"·
lntlO"· H•nry T-ulkl. =1= l:OO MT PA'"'°'-
A Nazi IOlc#ar potlltg •WI
Allied c:on1ect eltracta
Troy·a 8'!*1tlon by 1111
reluctance to emtMllll\ aomeo.man _.... l:20. MOYIR * • "Ane1omy Of A
Crime" (11et) OarT•n
McGrAn. Ted KNght. A
prlve1a ~ loob
Into a 12.yMr-<*t llldnap-
'*'9 CllM.
S:JO. VOYAGe TO THI
eoTTOM OJ: THE SIA
''Siient Saboteln'' .MOVll * * * "Sta11lng Over''
(1178) lwt ~ Jll
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TV dlnnan end btlnd
dMaa. • dtvofced mag.
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...,cit. for alCClal. Illa
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1:41 CID MCMI **'A "For YOUT eye.
Only" ( 1811) Roger Moere.
Topel. Jam. Bond ndll
• orlrl*l9 wtl9 JIUrtotned a
top aac:r• Br1Ultt .... ~.'PO'
4:00 CZ> MOW! * * * * ''Tiie PMelon Of Altne~ (1tet) Uv lJlnwwt.
Bibi Andenaon. After ""
bre8ll up of lier manlllge. an amottonally unllal>le
women latl• on an equally
dltfta'tled io-. 'A'
·-~MCMI * .... ''Tiie ~ Hoobr''
(18711 l~ ,.....,_,.,
JeM..~r• AMmem. The
.. of .... Yortt'a I.moue
call """ x..wa Hollrlder, lltdd ....
4:ate WfMMITOT'HI 80TTOM OJ: THI..,.,, .............
.... MOY9
JOHN DARLING
• ,,.....__ .... ,.., HE'H I HEH! SUM CP.OPf
T>iATS PReTTY cure, P1..Jt.NTMAN!
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(1'1') ~ CUip, ......
llfd ICllay. A peddler' a
adventur" kl colonial
AIMftca tl6'a lllm from IM
edoa Cf the wlldar'neet to
......... tM foundlnO , .....
(%) * *"" ·w.-m. To L.A." (1977) ICaltll ean..
dlM, ~ KalertnM. Vllfi.
out SolltNtft Oalllomla
rnldenta are t>rovglll
togeltw blWly In • --of romantic lleleoM wlllcl1
mGIClr and J,IC) W1•-~ atandl.. 'A'
7:t0 ••• * "Mr. Rodi And
Aoll" ( 1976) OlllClll Barry.
UoMI ~.A Ill»
~ loc* ...... et tlla
'60'• and the ,,. .... Of
rodl 'n' roll.
7:AI(%) **** "Fatllar Of Tiie ertd9'. ( 1860) Spencer
Tracy, Eltiabeltl T aylot. A
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~ ..... -~ *"-tor Illa ~a
.. ~~-Of
M111Cla BMctl" ( 1HO)
NcMrd Haldi, Kay LenL
A amalltlma llUetler oon-
trw. a acttame to tum a
lllOw-wltlad ainat-Into •
WOf1d cMM body..oulldlng
cNmolon. <B> •• "RumlnO leered''
(1t72) Ken Wafll. John
lalcon. Two tormer Olt tall ...... ""'*"'°" of oon-"*tno to lnveda • CM!>-
..., cownry. 'PG' t:OO. * * ~ "Tiie cat And Tiie c-y· (1871) Honor
llladUMn. MlotlMI Callan.
.... belt» for • lor""'9 ..
.. IPOC*Y eateta of a
~ .nmoi .... ·.-o·
t:2I CZ> • * "My ENooOy v• antlne" (1t81) P9111 K•
man, LOf1 Haler. A emall
town bec:onlm • ..,,. of
terr« dlKlng their annual
Velanllne'a Day dance. 'R'
!HO CJ) •• "SPy Witt\ My
Face" ( 1899) Roban
VMlglln. Oevld Mc:Callum
To diaco¥af Illa key to e ,_ aupar~weapon. an
enemy IPY aoancY et .. taa
e double I~ UHCLE egant
Napoleon Soto. 10:10. * * '..\ "Tiie Kida Ara
Alrlglll" ( 1t7t) The WllO.
F~ of aome of Ille
roell o.td'• pert~
-lntef IC>el Md with Inter· 1ltewt of Iha group mem-
ben. 'PO'
11:00~**~"~0fA
&umrner'' (1879) Richard
Harrta. Jodie Foetar. A l•·
~ • ,.,..,...-«*! girt
glvat lier lllullon-lllled
lather and her blindly
determined mother Ille
COUf8g9 IO eccept lier hna.
'PO'
(%) * * "Dirty Trtdla"
(1ta1) e.o.1 Oould. Kat•
JacUon. A Harvwd pro-
feeeor ~ Illa quany
of .,..._. anldoua to gee
their ll8ndl on • ,_11y
dlac:owerad lati. Mtttan
by Qeorga Wellllngton.
'PO'
1l::OO •• * ... "Red Mounfaln"
( 1851) Alen Ladd. Ur.ebeCtl
Scott. Un60fHllpp0rtlnO
--ln~and .......
Ola1 .,.. raneack9d by
Ouantttl and Illa~ •• * "Eighteen And
AnJCloua" ( 1857) Mer111a
8cott, JaclUa Coogan. A
~ girt lkldt that the
road to~ la•
rodl)' end often tragic one.
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to ..-..-.!...... """" c.n MIKI ~1st1 M,AID8 OF ORANQ! CO. In yra ..p. · reuonable price-that'• _..,..,_.._ OUialltY Ta.ti~ No _ __..__ ~18 ... H...,. 1011111ttlng to "'? ln-houle Word Proc. whet ol .. elfled 11 •II * * * CIMllfllcl A.cs. Ma-6171 BofliSed, 1M. 111-1212 ...._ .. ._ ,_. ._ Clltlffled tcfl do It..... No minimum 942-oee9 ebout. IM2·5e71
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proeHtlng. Mtll Pnlf • .._ ...... lft Npt. end wer1'h11 eptoe. 973-3et4, IMO-ff4e ~ 1tl0, ca.tt -. eumm•r •trdroH & fo; t• tied '"'· afilt F'ul tllTlt In,_.~
m•H•g• ''"'· •v•ll. °'"* for tttor~ 0< Central Colt• M11e. •-L-0 ,-,-A-1-g-h•-11-.-wtl-,1-,-w-1-1 CA t2t.2t llave "-' teot • _.. beneflte P•Cll•I•· fHtllon act1001:-Oooa
Ntw lnveetment e rt ='" Newport 8eec:fl for prof•lll)t ...
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We need good people to Mt up appolntmenta lrom our Newport a..c:n
oflloe In the evening l0t
Hollday Inn'•,_.,......
ciub . S111ry +
commlulon + bonu1.
Cell 833-3740 eft. 1pm. , ........ .....
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Eem Big Money by "" b11ch, 1300· t tOOO/
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TOPLESS MOOEl..S
175 DAY• PAID DAILY no exp • nee • 82e-2583 11p1rtt1ly If dHlrM. °"* prctu1tone1. U.. Fln<*S yd. Avlllt now. bled! ltce, ""'*'· red 1111 -IN CH«tul ttmoapMN. 11fes>tlon• "'90ftallly, Ca I I : Judy , of reoepUonl•t. Xerox, S800 per mo 142-oe80 oo411r 94~ ..... lnlmf 0otnNaaw lllltfy. N.9. "*P ..,.,._ .. Mil. Cell Tow Truck Driver lull
7t4JTI0..0100. tew lb4Wy. Avell lmmld .. -:-::=-:-::-=--=·~:----1.....,....--·---...;_-· __ ~ WN ellgnmt. £ bttlt. Own a.'""'• •11'. •I ~ 91141a7l fQr ~. tlrM ~no nloht.
1"dt. ltnt tncrenttve progrwn to ofter. Pro'• on/lit, no .,....._ w.•,.
too bU9y INlldnO mor1e)'I
Ctll Aeotllt. 641-0N1.
eel for ct.t.111. Mlltcl or 1300 eq.11. $425. ~OUtld: Lg9Mft & pepper t:and tOola. ~ 'nre htndlolpped girt, Ugttt P.vFul time S.-lllllp. --------..., Nl-e4os MIMT... M 7141'161-2411 1800 eq. lt.1575 Germ. Shep. Vic Tustin ctr., 3000 E. Ott. Hwy, duttll, own ltWtt. non. ut-Ot-41, 08 11 ltt.. ~I-., SALES lllDIL.,. ~~·nc:!1rv; vm~•g ~~ ~ :;::::=;; :=. ~W::C =. :,_~~.Jr0,: :.' · c M · ,_Cd_~-omotNoe---8-1181--• ~9'.t. ~=-::. _aun __ .. _Mon __ . ----• ::::::::. rec:1pr:':n1"::i Telephone 1011c1tor1 R11p. tor proc1111ng
I 4 5 O I mo. 8 r o k • r lhOwer. hlboe Penln. Daye 540-9352, Ev111.....,.F"""OU-ND.,--Y-,,.-""'-*"--dog--.1 •Tl 1=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii&il Pft 8-boolcllteper fbr typing wanted, no uper nee. annuity & IR11Ur. ~
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fmtlll 'IUIY !Mic. F\#n Suite. prime Jul.Hnj&wd/ ~I~~:?~: 8pygtU1 lor two Qutllfled, ~~~outMA.!,IJ.!!_~ ---"-·-----• pieWMoflloel*'IOnllty tnd ~~~ ,.P~•ntl• Ave, ~.'!T.,.1e23xp. req . Cell Prim• office ltclllty N.8. loo. Phone end lluaft Ex~. AmbltlCUI -.. "' -.,., front off • exper. M.ior .,..... _ .....,...,
loc:atld dlf'IC11y ec:rcte copier avell. 1225/mc •••••••••••••••••11•11 S•I•• People I Top over•••• Jobe now PllT 1m medlcal end denttl ----------------from CMc: Center, wy tH-1718, 940·9215 J..U.., SCRAM-LETS ..,,,...., ucalent Mure tvtlltble. •20,000 to l!Y9I wtd/or u lllllrodl. btneflt1. Stltry wlll Secretary FIT. Small nPllT '°°"' 10 fnwy9. ftnlbte (~ ~!l. IHI end many beneftta. Apply 110.000 .:J.'"· Call: AelPOIMIM>lt--..,,.. commen11ir•t• with ~·r 1 ~~ ~ h~1 we're Ioctl~ ror FAST ;~~1.c1~3~u~~~·ft~r~~ UYFlllT ··~,;;.;·~·;;~·· ANSWERS ~.,:;:on to Stl11 1~:C,!'!.t!lt!!!!!•!()penitot~~~I !t~~.:!:.!'e =.:. ;:'· 116--1309. Al/It. fof ~· ~i .~·,8:4, :.!ac;yc~~P~=
addlUonal Info Cltl l.rg oflloe ailte w/ernl vu In 1 tat.grow In g 8ually ·Miner L Mll•I I~ to wortc _. ~ (agee -l-iiiiiiiii1ii1j•iiiii•T-'"''""'t" ... " Sten lmmldlatlly. Salary LY&.... of btlY. Al or pert from Stddl•b•Ck Vtlley. nnoe . Qulney "'11&1/-Graphic .,, otmtr• 10-14). Call 2-IPM, ··--· _ ........ __ ....... ______ , opert. 7~1 a.1121 t1.40 pr aq rt. Ctll 931-1888 8TRIH08 pereon, for etudlo In 942-4321, Ext. 141, EOe 1cr Archltectul"lf otnce. ...,,...... --------
Ma 4l64e tpr Info. •-Jo_l_n_t_h_•_l•_•_d_•_r _ln-th-,-• ~~~Tg~~1-H-llt>orlCi:i;oet:iBlvd;;t1iiMlfaiiatftiiF•IDr-~-=~a"' e::..M:'ct!: NIT... ~I t Y PI n g I eo.ta Mw Ulndec:ape -~~~~er Airport er11 • Exec.
&.lltt1. From 225-450 eq.
It. t 1 per eq. n. Many m.. Call 167-7010
4 deluxe olllc••.
1trat1glc locetlon on
Bllc:tl BNd. H8. Front
llllCPC*ft, lge llgn ....
95t '!·ft. Ownr . 213450..ell!I!
N!WPORT BEACH ewtmmlng pool~ wlttl no..,,. tttechld.1 llltii roofft. Ctmeta WOl'tl. Neweptpet Promottoft ~1 ArcMteturtl omot htl bllklt lunch HrVICI. Prot1111~:t1 ctnce. 933 wvtoe ~ a. • ycu"' got to bl •bll 1o .......... ~In PfT eo etert.Oel Al or Mon .' r J. ' -1-iiiiiiiii, ijiiilr;1;--wlmmedp M1'11~ Popenl n 9
1"0,· need t:30 to 1:30 pm. Mon-Fn. Dover Ste 2. '308/mo. "epatlde weter trll1ment pull a lot of STRINGS. .,.._, c:ar9 ·-""I lAe 4M-1t11 6:30PM·l:30PM, ltt. •••-' Earn $150 to 1170 wkly, 831·1084 1ye1em• detl«." Uc'd home for 9 mo. old, 1_miiiiiL"iiiiiiii""-I 9".30-1:ac>PM ,..., &ttte tn~t e • o •I I• n t mu 11 b 1 n 1 , 1 ,
..1 -territory avalleble, FOUtld: Yno M. °""*" wtcdy1, 40 hn/wk.1 11111, llllllTY 114.0090_.. Co., profeetlon•I ccmmunlcetlon1 and p1r1on1bl1, energetic. 'A.i;.;.u: ~ nc:.-'w~.~ ~H8~~'1-=---EK-7EEPE:R-------,,-.. ---11-1 ~J:f...:t"'u.'Tp; ~,:;~.~=~= =:.·~~":: :~:7~',!~oonf~,~~I:~.~ :;:;~747 at 10am for J!!I"..... 15~d.ooo ru11,1emount 2 Biby Celtco tcltten1, tcr tiwy piofmta."' tr: hr. • INC ptwtnt vo1oe, prtv9te ~~·port :!!'.t~.'i!'J!;· c::!::i~ --------
-.. ... "'Ooten vi.w req . eorne nanclng need goo<t home. N.8 .. ¥Wied duttet, mutt ~ ~141 IAt cteeac a pftolM, oa.uel -----·--· __ w It 11 1 • p •, . 0 0 0 d For Cl...itlld Ad Myw need for one evellable. wm net $40, &4Q.t927 bl en•getlc: a tllebee. 5 lqllll °"°""'*Y .._ ......, f'Clr ineemew, Olll llT& Ula benellte end wortc ACTION
monthly,... 000 plu1. Cen collect F~ s.t Mite on Wee1 hre/dy, Mon-Fri, eet a Hair °'""' n"ded, lllftlr 8PM. Man'*"°"• U tirM. •nvlronment. CALL Celt a
••• ,.,. 840-S470 ~~:ef:,·1~ tor Belbot a 20ttl. 8m Orey rel• required. c714) Vlllate ,,,,. Mall, __ ......,. ___ • __ a_u __ , Mutt htve mtternttr WAYNE 540-1212 ~1~~
Airport ,.,,.._ IMC Mitt. omc:e or d11k 1pec1 Coc:tc-a-.poo, F, Y~no. e40-eM2 L •tu fl a B •a o". ,._. Control ,.... -· ex per. Souttl CoHt --------1 542•5878 I X p. n d.. c I ••• y ~or unfum. Ptc:H "-f!:t:'' ,,.,, 141-394e htlyltttlr needed.'.. 4M-'1IOO. nffd•d '""".-.. ,.,,. Pita. N7..f734 Cluelned Adi 942-&e'TI
1urroundlng1, prof ~~.::.Hwy . N.8 . "'' ~ •1U tn. Ute hol!MMlplng,1--11111.----------__...... & lrmlted --------~. "" 120 '° •--------•••••••••••••••••••••• ................. r.:el: gd .... 7141e7a-I088 Expwlllw .... ...._ In Olfft/. M...a-. --------------------------.
250 ec:i fl ontoee a ct.-.,.~.,... 1.1. llnLll * * * comm1111on '''" cfll-•too. PtrManent. p,-..
lncludlng oonf rm1, P1tftMllMM ofet. . ,...... •l'ft • 0 P • •an • -1 Appty fn P9tMft Alteo ~ WOftdn9 ...._ l!kll. 1pec1 from 211/mo. ~ .. lie. , ............. , ... ..._ p I t d '1-
reoeptlontat, """'1nO e.i Clememe. Spec&el In 1st & 2nd Open 24 flr9 • dey expll1el:oe ~.,.. ~ INI. IUOI C41Mt and wl .. lnCJrHHd ..w., 1o19 of pertclna. tOO tq ft. 2 ll'ltrw!Oll, TO'• 1849 7 deye a wee11 your own '*"' et Hwy, lo. ........... "'"'"te. utlllH ''"'' WP & 1lx •wll. IM-flrt pvt petklno. '700 mo. Robt. Stttler NH/CM Jec:uDI, Stunt. Local• ~~!-~ 8!.'..._ .. 0i,. ••• • outeotftt ~. 1.....a.1120 R.E. 8'otc• Bd Allltora 11 well 11 tourl1t1. ..,.,. .. ._ U1wo ••-...,,_ flCM to.....,.•
UOOt up: Cupet1, Wtnted to eublet &42-2171 546-0911 SankAmerlc#d, Mutw ot 1~. Mon-Fri. LIVI ......... I -trtlned .... OQIW t' •
drapu, •Ir. 1no1 approx. 120 tq. fl. ctnce WIDOW HAS HI tor Charge, Amerlc•n Computer Datt Entry w..ec,.eofftt ooolClftO, Ce1t J..fPM. Ma..4111,
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I~ PATIUC& J. KENNEDY ................
Huntlntton Beach offlolal1
"nvelled a downtown
NdeYelopmlnt plan Monday that
would encoura1• blah rlH'
bulldlnp alona Pacific Cout m,hw~ to &wt men landleaped
open IJ>llC9 af ~ 14rvel.
BMiceUy, the propmal would
allow developen to ·have
addltional floor apece ln theU'
buUdlnt• U they coD1truct
l\r'UdUl'tl that an tall and thin
ln the 1hr .. block coa1tal uea
betwwn 8th and Lake ltNe1I
and Walnut Avenue and Pedftc
CoMc Ha.hway.
Mike l.f ultarl, city croa1tal
planner, preeented the concept to
memben of the Qty O,.ancll and
P1ann1n, ~ d\&Jinc an
afternoon 1tudy 1e11ion. No
Ktlon wu taken on the concept.
BdCll't a fCllmll plan II aDDl'OWd
iheN will be a ..... ol-publlc
~ 0 Th• cout hllh::f l• the hoot doar to Che cfty U.. ldM
.. to encounp tallm', thlnDlr
bWldlnp that would allow men
opm apeoe at ll'O'lftd 1we1 that
could be landli!aped bl • park-
like •tmolpbere," Multan .,ad.
"Rather than 1quat, fat
buildlnp, the taller 1truoture.
ln otMr downtown llCdcnl could
attain mulmum floor 1pece with
thrae-atory build.inp. altboqh
hlab•r 1tructure1 would 6e
allOw..t.
Tbe proposal pre1ented
Monday envilloned mixed-UM
commercial and re1ldentlal
tJild)dtnp of 12 stort. and hlCber
alon1 the d .. 11nated co .. tal
ltretch and four-story mucturea
ln other leCtlonl of downtown.
The 1lx-bloc:k aectlon
~ tor hlCb dM bltOdt'!t lncentlvea la now a d~
..,.. twCMt«y brick '"•lld•np
built ln the 1no. and lhOI.
City otfic:lab .. id hl1b rile
1tructure1 alon1 Main Street
would be required to have a
1tep·Uke, &0-foot buUdtn1
letblick from tbe third 4lt«)' up
ao new~ wouldn't tower
above lbopp&na pedemianl.
9 killed, 4 7 wounded . .
1 IRA haHll) blasts raek ~oDd61l -
Sehmltz father?
Sexually hurt
tot held, by
county home
By DAVID gtJTZMANN or ... .,..,,.......,
A 13-month-old boy who
suffered 1exual lnJu.riea ia held in C>ranae C.ounty'1 Albert Sitton
home today, pending further
court bearino on injuriea the
child suffered while in the care
of hll mother, Carla Verne
Stuckle of TuaUn..
Orange County SuRerior
Court Judge Willlam Murray said today a petition filed by the
county'• Social Service•
Department liat.ed Stuclde, U. •
the mother ~ ltate Sen. John
G. 8chmlta • tiw f.athm'. ·-Neither Scblllltz, DOI' bla wife
Mary, Newport Be9ch ~ ...
were available for comment
~ Scbmitw have WYeD
-.Judie. J.lurqy ruled Monday
apins\ returniD8 the child to the
mother'• cuatody on the bMla of
the petition that WU filed by the
county'• Soc.al Services Department. .
Judge Murray uld tlWft ia no
bltth certificate for the child on
file ln Oranae County.
·The petition alleaed that
parent. of the child had kept him
ln an unfit home "by reUOll of
neglect, cruelty, depravity or physical abule ...
'the child ~::1 IW'gery 1aat week at Hospital of
Orange County after doctors
dlacovered that the Infant'• penis
wu nearly teVered becau.e of
hair that had been ttahtly
wrapped around it.
Mmay aaid Schmitz called
him Friday inquiring if there WU
a chance the child could be
returned immediately to the
custody of the mother without a
hearing.
Murray quoted Schmits u
then uytna, "Let me be frank
with vou. I am the child'•
father."
The Judie aald that one
p•blllhed account of the cw
today iwcunte1y ~that the lfew-pcn Beech wmaker
Md' Utld to amt -ICll't ol. .. ·~-him. . "111-Maoc t17 to 11 .. _.
In -v ... the itul-aid. MUn.7ia&cs ow~ oouJa not
releaH the child without a
hearln1 . At Monday'• =·,,.., the judae ltbeduled hearinca for Aue· 6 at whiCh liine Die can efthet return
the baby to the mother'• custody.
-ketJ» him at Albert Sitton Home
in on.nae. put the baby in care of
a fiilter' &.mily or tum it aver to
the care of the father.•
Efforta to reach Senator
Schmitz at either hla home or hla
office today were umua:emful.
Murray 1ald that Schmitz
indicated be baa known the
beby'1 mother for nine years.
Neither Murray nor Deputy
C.OUOty Cowwel Barbara Evans
uld they had actually 1eer1 the
child'• birth certificate.
Evana lllid that ahe had not
talked directly to Schmitz and
declined to comment on the
(See SCHMITZ, Page .U)
........
BOMB BLASTS -Map~-~IQ(JQ'a Hyde Park and
Regent's Parle where-IRA bOmbs loded ~ kilJJng nine
people and wounding many oth
Iraq and Iran
claim victoi.f ies
By Tiie Alaodated Pren
Iraq claimed ita ground and air
forces blasted Iranian pmltiona
eut of the Iraqi port of Basra
whlle Iran clafmed a maaaive
Iraqi counter-offen1ive waa
repulaed ln "powerful" battles.
,.
An Iraai communlaue iBM!d
late Mc?ocia)' aaid Iraqi ~ten
and Iong-ranae artillery pounded
Iranian troop formatlona,
inflicting "many cuualtiea" and
de1troyin1 12 tank1 and two
armored ~· carrtera. Meanwhile, Tehran Radio
Fight baek enrages qupted an Iranian military
co~mander aa Hyins Iraqi
troops, backed by, lon1-range
arUDery and tanka, ~ttemp~ an
a~vance on lanian poaltlona Horowitz' !elevised angers Nestande before dawn ~· but the attack wu rep in heavy fi&huna that OOlltlnued all. c1ay. ~ report Mid the Inqla were
forc~d to retreat after
"comiderable cuualtiea, .. the lam
By FREDERICK SCBOEMEBL
00..Dlil(' ..........
Televia:kln conaumer crusader
David Horowitz baa fouaht back.
And the punch he'• Clelivered
hu enraged Bruce Neatande,
chairman of the Orange C.OUOty
Board of Supervtaon. .._
Horowitz waa ao Al"4P'Y with
the board'• dedaion to disband
the county Conaumer Affatra
WORLD
Office that he returned a
commendation he received from
the board ln April.
And Horowitz delivered a
scathing commentary on the
board'• action durtn, a neWICMt
aired la1t Friday on KNBC,
Channel 4.
In a s· to 2 vote, earlier Friday,
1Upervillon 1Upported Nertande'•
WASHINGTON (AP) -President Reagan met
more than an hour today with the forelln minlaten of
Syria and Saudi Arabia. who alakl tbey told him the
Arab world'•~ concern la "withdrawal of the aarc•Ol', &rael" from Lebanon.
NATION
3 more banb lower prime rate
motion to aUce f226,000 from the
CIOlllUmel' affairs prosram, thua
diabanding it.
In an interview today,
Horowitz called the 1Upervimn
who aupported the motion
"hypocrites" for honoring hit
OONUmer aervilCe on one hand
and then voting to klll the
comumer affa1n J>l"Oll'UD·
SPORTS
of aneral tanks and penonnel
carrien and the lmUhlng of •
"IJ)edal" Iraqi unit.
Neither the Iraqi oammunique ~ by 'klMad Radio DOI'
the Tehran broadca1t aald
whether the fi&httnc occurred on
the Iraqi or Iranian llde
2 world swimming marlcs set
Two world record• w~e aet at the U.S.
champlonahip awlmmin& ~ at Mlaion Viejo••
~rite Recreation Center swim complex. Pap Cl.
Angels vict9ry 'e~cilin''
The Anp1a in=e1 rd their leld to thrw pmea
over Kan.au City with an exctuna victory over
Bal~. Pap ct.
COUNTY
Thatcher .
condemns
• action
LONDON (AP) -IRA bombl,
one packed with nail1, tore
through a mounted cavalry unit
and a mllltary band 1n two
London pub .today, ldlJJ.ng nine
people, wwnd~ 41 and aend1ng
victim• and orae1 flying throuch the air, authorities uid.
In the Houae of Commons,
Prime Minilter Maraaret
Thatcher condemned the hiah
Republican Army and declared:
"These calloua and cowardly
crtmes have been oommlfted by
evil and brutal men who know
nothing of democr._-y and we
ahan't l"e9t unUl they are brought
to jmtice"
1lome Secretary William
Whitelaw uid three soldiers
wen ldlled tn the attack on the '
Queen'• Houlebold Calvary ln
I H)"de Park. and that ctvillam
... ,.._. the 't wounded ... PoJliae md llx people were killed
at.. the bancfatand blaat-in 1teamr1 .p.n, and one witnell ..kl' all were aoldien. n. JI .. .,. of the HoumhoJd
Cavalry, resplendent ln lilven
l>r-e-•atpl•t-ea and crhn.-on
uniforms, attracts hundredl of
local and foreign spectaton to
Hyde Park "ery day for the
ehanglnc of the guald ~y.
At Jeut eeYen bone9 were killed
by the nail bomb, Which WU
placed in a parked car.
Reapomibility for both the
Hyde Park and Regent'• Park
bomblno WU claimed by the
IRA. wliich bas been fighting for
13 yeen to OUlt Britain from
Northern Ireland. The claims
were telexed to The Amociated
Preis ln London from the'IRA'a
politkal arm. Sinn Fein.
The bmnblnaa occurred on a
brtaht summer day and Cmdr.
William Huckleaby, ccmmander
of Scotland Yard'• and-t.errorilt
branch, said there waa no
warning. He aid Uw car that
blew Up WU packed with 10
pounda of exp]oaive oootaining
lour-to-clx-inch naila.
The bomb at Regent'• Park.
where London Zoo ia located,
went off at a bandstand where
the Royal Green Jackeh
regiment , bUld WU playina for
dozeDI of spectators, including
many elderly people.
One witnea, Ronald Benjamin.
Mid: "l WM just litting in a
deckcha1r looldna at the bend
when eYel'Ythinll aeemed to come
up from -the "bottom of the
. bandstand and blow riaht in the
·(See LONDON, P.,e Al)
INDEX
STATE
SOUTH
LAGUNA
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POINT
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ANNEXATION AltEA -
Laguna Beach City Council
members will consider
initiating a aecond annexation
proposal that would take in all
of South Laguna With the
exception of the Three Arch
Bay community.
City eyes
S. Laguna
By STEVE MJTCllELL or .. .,..,,... ....
Laguna Beach City Council
memben will consider initiating
a second annexation propoaal t.onJcbt that would hrin8 all of
South Laguna -with the
exception of the gated Three
Arch Bay community -into the
dty. .
< 1'he dty already bu initiated a
propoul that would brina the
portion of South LagUna from
Dumond Drive to Alilo Creek
Into the munidpal f~
A hearinl befol'e Che Local
Aaency Formation Commlwinn ta
acned-uled Aua. 11 for that
propoaal.
(lee ANNEX, Pap AJ)
~rmed thugs take
$ 9, 000 in Jbaguna
c: .. TWo men, one armed with a
s hotgun, the other with a
handgun, bunt lnto a Laguna
Beach man's home Monday· night, forced him to open a 1&1l!,
and fled with $9,000 ln cash.
Poll~ said the two gunmen
first knocked on the door at Ron
F ogarty'• hou se on Glomstad
Lane, and when there wu no
From Page A1
ANNEX • • •
·Tonight the council will weigh
the pros and c on• of
incorporating all of So uth
Laguna, to the pies of Three
Arch Bay. into Laguna Beach.
The meeting begins at 6 p.m. in
council chambers.
City Manager Ken Frank la
confident a majority of the 800
riegistered voten in the city's
il)itial annexation proposal la ln
favor of becoming Laguna Beach
residents.
."l s ti ll b e l ie ve the
weponderance of residents to
J\.].iao Creek favor annexation,"
he said. "An election for that
area would be succesful."
But he says he does not have as
gpod a feeling for the area south
of Aliao Creek. and be believes
the 1,600TeSiden1a at Three Arch
Bay would be oppoeed to such a
notion.
1 The council will conaider
iJlitiating a second annexation
that. 1f successful. and when tied
tO the tint annexation bid, would
brlng approximately 3,500 Dll!W
residents into the city.
respon.ee, he allegedly kicked Ule
door in.
The pair threatened the
25-year-old victim and forced
him to open • eaf& In the bowie,
after which they tied him up
with tape and fled ln a dark
colonel Volkswagen.
Police aa1d Foprty'a girlfriend
WU al.lo In the houa.:, but WU
not harmed.
lnvestiptora are leek1ni two
men ln their early twenties. One
wu de9cribed u 6 feet 2 inches tall. weiahinl 200 pounds with
short brown hair.
Hia accomplice WU demibed
•• belnc 5 feet 5 tnchn tall, w~ 140 pounds. with abort.
blond hair.
Police wouldn't apeculate on
bow the band.ita knew there wu
that amount of cuh tn the home,
nor would they aay why the
v1cum would have $9,000 at
home.
Scuba coach
hospitalized
, Orange Coast Colleee scuba
and akin diving imtruc\or Dean
J . w~ remains ln aood
condition at South Coast MeClical
Center following recent IW'eerY
for canctt.
Weat1aard, 52, a former
Laguna Beach liteeuard,
operates Westgaard Parachute
Enterprise, In~ .• In Lafun1&
Beach.
A lamily spokesman s31d
Wstgaard hopes to leave tlie
hospital later this week.
,,, .........
PLEASE LORD -Ron Hutaon, a former 1teel worker, was one
of 8,000 who gathered at Pittsburgh's Three Riven Stadium to
pray for Jobe and ask God to help the faltering steel induatry
Monday evening.
.from Page A 1
SCHMITZ AND BABY • • •
paternity aapecta of the cme.
The child la c:urrently being
cared for by a nune at the Sittom
Home In Oranee, where
neglected and abandoned
children are iaken for care by the
county.
"l unde rstand he la doing
extremely well," the deputy
county coUNel said.
Monday's hearing before
Judge Murray, who ia standing
ln for Superior Court Judge
Byron McMillan , waa a
"temporary detention hearing"
which la required to be held
when a minor ii taken into
custody by the county.
The hearln1 la held to
determine why the child lhould
continue to be held tn county
care rather than releulng hlm to
the parents.
Jud,-. Murray said the AUi'. 6
hearing ln Juvenile Court will be
an evldentlary heartn1 to
determine lf the charges outlined
in the cotinty'• petition ae ~
Though it la not compu.18ory foe
t.he parents to attend that
hearing, both Schmitz and Ma.
Stuck.le have been notified.
S c hmiu did not attend I
Monday's heartna, although the
mother wu pre9tnt.
If it ii ab own t nrougn an
inyeatigatlon that someone
deliberately injured the child,
the Orange County District
Attorney's office can flle a
criminal complaint of child abuse.
Murray aaid that, tn hla
conversation with Schmitz, the
senator attributed the injuries to
the child to a babysitter.
Beaches reopen
APTOS (AP) -Two of the
moat popular beac hes o n
'Monterey Bay have been
reopened to swtmrnen four days
after 30,000 pllona of sewage
spilled lnto the water. Warning
signs came down at New
Brighton and Seacllff beachei
Monday.
Storms raging
through East
Wo1nan
jailed in
sex acts
One of llx people charged with
partk:tpetiftl in videotaped leX
llC'ta with a 13-yeer-old girl h.u
been Mntenced to a one-year
term ln Oranae c.ounty Jail. an.. Cclunty&aperior-Cowt
Juda-Myron Brown pronounced
the .ntence Monday on Mary
Plunkett. 22. She previously had
pleeded no conte9t to eight felony
counta involving lewd 1ex acts.
Mias Plunkett and five others
were accused bl the district
attorney'• office o more than 100
sex-related charges. The
principal defendanta in the cue,
John Steen, 56, a retired
Huntington Harbour
buaineaaman, and hil wlfe,
~ were declared mentally
di.-.dered 1ex offenders and eent
to state mental hospitala.
Authorities learned of the cue
after the 13-year-old girl wrqJ.e a
letter ln which she de9Crlbed the
activi ties. The letter was
intercepted by a relative and
given to lnvestigaton.
·Brown names
Nestande
Bruce Nestande, chairman of
the Orange County Board of
Supervisors, has been named by
Gov. F.dmund G. Brown Jr. to
the California Transportation
Commisaion.
The appointment, made by the
sovemor at a luncheon today at
the Villa Fontana restaurant in
Orange, gives Orange County a
second voice on the powerful
commlasion.
The other member who la an
Orange County resident i1
commiaatol'l Chairman lvan
Hinderaker of Corona del Mar.
•
and humid acroa the NIC.m
half of the nation and
thundtnionna were ecatc..d
from tbt Ohio Valley. to the l'.ut C:O..t.
Denae fOI ln the Midwest cut
vlalblllty to nHr zero from
northern 1ndlana to Iqwa and
northern Mt.ourl.
Nebruka offldall Mid a hail
storm that hit perts of DodCe
County on Monday ~ an
estimated $8 miWon damace to ~1,000 llCr9 of crop, bu1Jdlna
and INICblnery.
In Kentucky, crews worked
throuib>ut the nicht restortnc power after a atonn that injured
four people, dama1ed several
cars and toppled are.. About
3,000 C\lltomen lott power u the
storm with 60 mph wtndl swept
from Loui1vllle to Bowline
Green. 1 •
Summer storms thre ~
Hshtning a1a nat Coloraao
mountalna, 1ettina abW. fcnsta
of juniper and" plnon trees
Monday night that oontinved to
burn out of control today in the
rugged and remote terrain.
Valley seeking
tax to pay _
cops, firemen
Fountain Valley City Council
members will discuss a ballot
measure tonight that could create
a aped.al one-time local tax to
help pay police and firefighter
salaries.
If it receives council approval,
the measure would be pl.aced on
the November ballot. Two-thirds
o f those Fountain Valley
residents who vote would have to
approve the tax before it could be
imposed.
The 1982-83 cit y budget
contains no funds for pay raises,
even though contracts with all
city employee groups expire in
November. The special tax is
viewed as one means of raising
additional money for salaries.
The council meets at 7 p.m. m a
study session focusing on local
cable television iaauea. The
regular council meeting begins at
8 p.m. ln the oouncU chambers at
O ty Hall. 10200 Slater Ave.
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Crack into a p lace of hot. ~teaming crab legs. Try a generous serving
of our new spiced cold boiled shrimp. Or our famous Popcorn~ shnmp.
And then do it again!
le 's all you can eat. Every day of the week.
Each special is served with your choice of a crisp mssed salad or
coleslaw, baked potato or rice pilaf, and another favorite, sourdough bread
All you can eat All week long.
Alaskan Snow Crab Legs
All you can eat ............... ~15.45
Popcom*Shrimp
All you can eat ... ~ . : ......... 17.75
New Spiced Cold Boiled Shiim
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UP 7.33
Exxon planning
cash discount
HOUSTON (AP) -Exxcn C.O. USA plam t.o ~ a dlm>unt. pr'Ojl'al'll t.o mot.otfltl who pay cash
for C9 and cQeee1 tuieL
NmC!lmced Monday it hope1 t.o have the
prosram In operation In all macketa within lbc weeka
followin1 a teat of markets in Phoen{x, Ariz.,
Woca:wt.er, Mw., J~ Mia. and Norfolk. Va.
R.C. Klddoo, Exxon USA market1n1 vice
pnmdent, aid motorists In the test progran:a uved
about four <t!flta l*' plJon by pa)'fna ~-
Metals seminar topic
Are precious metala and commodltlett finally
. re.dy t.o rally?
I Author tw.el1 W..endorf will live his amwer-
during a 9ellll.nar at the Rea1ftry Hotel In Irvine at 7:30
: p.m. Wednelday.
I Wuendorl II the aulh« of the aoon t.o be releued book. "hcta on l'uturel. the r.enuala of Commodity
Tradine.'' (Dow JOMllirwtn, Homewood, Dl.).
Thia .sninar la apomored by Wuendorf and
Auociatea, lnc., a Cedar Falla, Iowa finn that
f;a'~ ~ ~olio Adviaor, a amw••;dity
For Information, (319) 268--0441. • Economic unit meet
The l'aJDOIDic Deve)opnent Corp. of Orange
County will host a membership Invitation party
Wecme.day at 5:30 p.m. In the office of Gordon Obon
of KN>bhe, J4ar1em. Ollon, HW>bud & Bear at 610
N....,,art Center Drt1e, Suite 1600, Newpoct Beadl.
oi..i ia chairman of the membenhip committee
of the board of direct.on.
For information, call 834-2642.
Treasury bills drop
W ASBING'lON (AP) -Yt.elda on abort.-tenn
Treuury eecwiU. dropped t.o the lowest level In
le'Yen montht In the latest auctlona, declin1na fOI' the
third lltnllht week, ofl1daJI Mid.
About '6.5 bOlion In lix-month T-bWa were
auctioned Monday at an average di9oount rate of
11.441 percent, down from the 11.967 pereent of lut
Monday.
1n addition. the aovemment 90ld about $5.5 bW1on
In three-month b'1ll at an aver-ace rate of 11.14
percent., down from 11.7~ percent.
STOCIS IN THE SPOTLIGHT AMERICAN LEADEIS
MOALS
HEW YORK (AP) -8c>Ot ~ l'Mll• prtoe9 lodillr
C.,.., 7CM-7' oenta a pound. U.S.
delt!N1tone .
..... 21-29 oanta • pound.
Z1M &7....0 oantt a pound, ~. '11111 M. 11&6 .,._ Week cornpoelt.
lb. All J .. 11-n Olrlta a poun6, N.Y.
...., $370.00 I* ..... ,..._ tae.OO ~al.. H.Y.
SILVER
Hendy & Harlftan, 11.170 per troy ounce.
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